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MONDAY

UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN

ISSUE

OCT 301
BUSINESS fDMINISISATIGN

i

IIBM8?

Reg. U. S. Pat. Office

Volume 172

Number 4955

New

•

York, N. Y., Monday, October 30, 1950

Price

Cents

90

Copy

a

General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Acme

Steel

Period End.

*

Profit

Prov.

for

Net

inc.

Fed.

$41,418,057

2,881,637

1,498,744

8,198,054

5,367,337

569,523

3,443,183

2,039,588

taxes

*1950

$1,671,350
share

com.

income

1,986,648

„

taxes

shares

$929,221

$0.84

computed

$4,754,871

$0.47

In

This Issue

Net

or

recomputed

$1,68

42%.

at

tBased

'Loss.

Page

on

per

Alms

Exchange

(Stocks)

13

New

York

Stock

Exchange

(Bonds).

25

authorized

York

Curb

29

shares

Air Marshall

Boston

Stock

Exchange

Exchange

Corp. (Del.), N. Y. City—Stock Offered—
H. Frazee, Olifiers & Co., New
York, on Oct. 20 publicly

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

offered

Detroit

"as

speculation"

a

867,500 shares
stock (par 1 cent) at 10 cents per share.
United

N.

States

is

J.,

net

for

working capital
necessary
equipment
funds

the

Co.,

Exchange

15

proceeds

Place,

financing
are
to
be used
tie
corporation is leasing
the
production.
At
a
later date
part of

to

beg.n

used

tae

ior

of

purpose

acquiring

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT

which

*Of

Corp.

at

underwriters

at

Howard,

1950.

take

to

consisted
well

of

the

as

developed

under

the

television

result in

not

lower

a

corporation

of

been

tubes

and

bill of

has

corporation

produc.

Telecom

materials

obtained

tr.butors

Corp.

which

Telecoin

other

wnich

with

features

is

equipped

are

Telecoin

that

Wil-

81

Corp.

tne

in

the

pr.ncipal

Corp.

now

and
nine

at

intends
cents

Electronics

Kane

be

at

contributed

be

retained

Frederick
also

D.

and

cents

Kane

Gearhart,
of

Wilcox-Gay

Corp.

as

President

He

Corp.—V.

has

172,

these

shares
will

and

25,000

Us

to

be

of

the

of

interest

in

been

tne

the

stock

Alabama

(par $100) at $102.20

(see V. 172,
*

First

1529).

p.

CAPITALIZATION

series

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

NEW

(Jan.

li

1)

1977

(Dec.

1)

1978

3%%<
Notes

series due

stock,

14.20%

preferred

4.60%

stock

tCommon
*

After

of

shares
ern

Co.

(without par

giving
its

in

effect

to
stock

common

the

and

the

by

the

transfer

of

the

of

of BECOf

stock
the

+The
held

be

100.000

limited

company

Nov.

on

of

designated

the
as

designated

as

to

proposes

20,

1950,

1,200,000

4.20%

call

to

a

the mortgage securing such

shares

of

preferred

stock

preferred

be

to

stock

stock

issued

and

to

fix

so

as

which
as

shares-^Hereof

are

shares

the

preferences of (he shares of such class in those

to

number
to

jwill ;,also

be

authorized

of

5.000.000

Webber,

Jackson

Curtis

12,000

Co

&

&

Co..

Hutton & Co

company

the

a

relative

shares

submitted
of

at

said

common

meeting

stock

from

to

purchase

and

underwriters

the

company




named

has

below

agreed

have

to

sell

in

note

preferred

of

to

$170,000
A

and

B

stock

realized

be

$350,000 loan from

a

series

of

stock

common

below.—V.

Co.

171,

from

insurance

an

income

bonds.

$1)

(par

be

to

offered

1950
$1,544,522

.—

$743,940

302,601

-—

1949

$920,522

-

share

common

.

624,000

...

.

-

1257.

p.

Subs.)—Earnings—

(&

taxes

$441,339

$2.79

shares

330,000 common

notification

filed

was

stock

Fuel

Ala.,

it

the

25

it

outstanding.—V.

now

the

with

(par

SEC

to

$li

be

12.000

Rouse & Co

$1.34

172,

473.

p.

Oct.

on

sold

19

covering

the

at

market

172,

This

of '

V.

lands

SEC

the

Co.,

Struthers &

lands

coal

and

non-affiliated

a

presently

the

and

and

owns

rtcam

Gorgas

contain

has

to

by

issued

request

miles

a

the
an

$13,844,608

$14,459,484

458.781

850,505

1,067,855

184,000

357,000

428,000

$274,781

$493,505

$639,855

income

tax

257,000

*

$343,506

473.

p.

Electric

company

the Office of

Securities

Oct.

on

participating
112,

Alien

24

received

Corp.—Purchase

Author.

to

Department of Justice,
of
American
at
$2

Property,
stock

preferred

authorisation

per

SEC

purchase

2,000

p.

Mail

No.

ton

of

shares

share.—

order

an

mineral

authoriz¬

of

rights

Walker

in

certain

lands

coal

and,

acres

76,000,000

Encaustic

-

Tiling Co., Inc.—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$1,160,263

228.700

134,800

495,400

380,500

238.663

191.716

610.786

539,787

$0.37

$0.30

$0.95

$0.84

taxes

taxes......

after

Earnings

share

per

$4,005,404

$3,381,117

According to Malcolm A. Scliwcikcr, President, '-'the company has
backlog of orders equal to more than six months' production.'..In¬
coming orders continue at a rate in excess oi current manufacturing
capacity."—V. 172, p. 473.
a

The

load

tons

Robert

Corp.,
Oct.

upon

24

L.

and

approved
zation
of

new

of

interested

persons

the application.—V.

172,

until
p.

Nov.

1529.

of

1950

of

American
of

Co.

value

par

of

Amerex

Holding

American Express Co., on
respective boards had

their

which contemplates a recapitali¬
the issuance by such company

reorganization
Express

the

Board

of the
President of

Reed,

T.

joint announcement that

plan

a

shares

of

a

and
of

$10

each.

Holding Corp. which now owns more than 99%,
Express

American

Co.

would

Express

Co.

receive
in

of the shares
2,500,000 new
its present holdings in

2,214,324 of the

return

for

1949

897.749
:

carried.

.1

miles.

miles...

$283,892

53,634

33.961

4,639.539

39.75%

1

....

/.

Edward D. Jones & Co.

29.80%

10.234

8.663

31.543

..i

employees

95.33%

7.547.798

;
......

St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities

741,316

98 50%

$460,156

miles

factor..

17,414

421

463

Established

September, the corporation completed 25.000.000 passenger rev¬
enue miles of scheduled air service Jn. the Mid-Atlantic Area since
beginning operations in March. 1949.
During the 20 month,s perori,

Missouri

Members

New York Stock
Midwest Stock

flown

over
190.000 passengers between the 45 cities
VSevoKByu ' fnd reports on the company's system to establish a new record for
to
them ■>* the local service, type of scheduled airline.—V.
172, p. 1029; ! '

1871

300 North 4th St., St. Louis 2,

In

has

Ralph

American

shares

Express Co.—Plan of Reorganization—

Clarkson,- Chairman

issued

Amerex

giving

'

miles.

American

lands

according

company.

order

flown

passenger

American

•

.

Airways, Inc.—Earnings, Etc.—

revenue

ton

1433.

$1,541,461

Profit

company,

mines

16,000

approximately

hearing

scheduled

of

passengers

Passenger

Express

•<

$5,944,033

600.506

Period End. Sept. 30—

G.000

Co._:._

plant of Alabama.

approximately

contain

American

of

No.

t

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$6,487,190

American

3,000

...

its electric utility operations,
and the coal lands
to purchase lie immediately adjacent to the presently

of coal used

ton

1950,

Revenue

which

Subs.)—Earnings—

with

application,

Passenger

rights

(&

before taxes.

American

Lombardo,

$1,250,000.

purchased

Revenue

classy-

Co.

1950—3 Mos.—1919

profit

from

„„

applied to the SEC for

of

Iron

company

proposes

coal

be

by

&

for

utility

All

to

shares

Colortype

Sales

Quarter Ended Sent. 30—

increase » the

4.000.000

for

.Net

3,500

&

3,500

Oct.

on

purchase

connection

by

presently

respects 'in

shares.

UNDERWRITERS—The

to

Paine,

Wood,

All

agreed

Mavnard H. Murch & Co._„

1.500

Illinois Company..

The

from

vary

5%

own.

____2

Prov.

1,000

2,000

F.

per

(he shares of other* classes ofr
preferred stock"Which may now or hereafter be authorized or crchted.
may

10-year

2,500

Inc.

8.

authorize

of

ana

30—

-

per
on

earns,

-iV.

Space & Co.

of recover¬
able coal.
The application
states that the purpose of the proposed
acquisition is to provide adequate coal reserves for Alabama's plants
for
a
reasonable
future
period and
to make possible
a
lower cost

bonds.

meeting of stockholders
charter

its

the

proposal

Lane,

Inc.

Mackall & Coc

Stubbs, Smith

Complet'on

special

amend

preferred

4.60%

fn

and

A

Johnson,

1,000

to

27,280

Co. for $6,000,000 in cash; and
idi
the issue
the 100.000 shales of preferred stock now offered.

except as set forth

take

to

B

taxes

income

Sales

1,000

2.500

for 64,000 shares of the 4.20%
preferred stock
the issue by the company of 60,000 shares of its common

of

company

tNot

!

Corp

company

<cl

a

they

and

3,000

...

Hcrrman

owned

South¬

Southern

to

Share

Bond

Inc..

in

stock;

stock

Indianapolis

5,000

T.

of

Net

5,000

Davis Ai Co.

Hilsinan

which

exchange for 545,610 shares of Birmingham Electric Co.
ib) the exchange of 64,000 shares of 4.20%
preferred

common

aggregate

Co.L___

H.

The

of

Sons......

Co

&

County,

to

an

1.000

ing

3,997,280 shs.

company
such stock

&

Co

Alabama

j 364.000 shs.

4.000,000 shs.
issue

below,

offered:

Proposed Acquisition of Coal Lands—

1100.000 shs.

value)

(ai

A

t^ke

Co.

shares of common
$1.12V-2 per sharei

Ineome

10,000,000
12.000.000

1,200,000 shs.

class

to

to
subscribe
class B common

1,000

to

(
J

....

preferred

forth

set

Steiner,

E.

*

"

September.. 3

Shropshire & Co

The

S100i:

tpar

of

Shares

2,500

&

Henry

4,560.000

cumulative

B

rights

through Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons
& Co.,
New York.
The proceeds are to go to Charles R. Anthony,
Chairman of the Board, the selling stockholder.—V. 172, p,
1229.

2.500

[$80,000,000

^payable to banks

Preferred

income

letter of

A

(about

5,000

The

\
I

t

of

class

of

profit

62,000

Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.

Outstanding

1972.

(Oct.

&

Dodge & Co

Estabrook &

FINANCING

Authorized

due

.314%>. series due

Weeks <fe Harden-.,:

Brown

Drexel

quickly placed

was

class

class

or

American Cladmetals Co.—Filing With SEC—

.45

now

3,500

Shelby Cullom

Further details follow:

bonds:

mortgage

3'/2 %

share

per

.'lock

Baird & Co., Inc.

Courts

(par $1)

Power Co.—Stock Sold—The offering on
100,000 shares of 4.60% cumulative preferred

20 of

amounts

20,000

W.

Clark,

Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
common

each

Barge Line

Federal

"Based

..45

Co._—

Robert

Board

J.

Oct.

Stanley

Morgan

by F. Eberstadt & Co., Inc., at the market
.(approximately $5.50 per share). The offering was com¬
pleted.—V. 172, p. 1529.

stock

Net

of

Shares

.has been made

;

Banks
Statement of Member Banks

severally, in the respective
100,000 shares of preferred

Baker,

offering of 2,000 shares of

ary

and

A

A

31, last, filed a letter of notification with
share; of class A common stock (par $1)

Aug.

on

32,227Va

Express

American

1529.

p.

given

were

preferred stock

Period End. Sept. 30—

corporation,

of

class

class

of

Holding Corp.—Proposes to Dissolve—

before
for

"Earnings

45

to

Inc.,
investment
development of

Chairman

share

44

45

Flotations for Month

Capital

Alex.

Aircraft Radio

Clearings

shares

Otis,

chares of

two

privilege

of

$1,000,000

9 Months Ended Sept.

shaies

&

to

given

stock¬

offered

additional

director

and

the

shares

received

stock

common

every

also

proposes

shares

American

Prov.

,

investment.

an

30,800

48,075

shares to

from

share, without underwriting.

per

Profit

.__52

Federal Reserve System

the

remaining 425,000

The

recently

stock

common

shares

Kinnard

substantial

a

business.

share

per

of

of

100,000

Electronics.

Gearhart,

had

has

television

8Vs

shares

550,0C0

share;

Telecoin

President

bankers,

offer

to
per

to

by

1,100,000

owns

$2

Combined Condition Statement of Federal

cho.cc.

ov. n

of Bank

Foreign Exchange Rates

Reserve

offices

covering

Amerex

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__45

distribute

to

B

for

for

and the proceeds of

retire

to

63,227Va

See

Dividends Declared and Payable

for

Corp.

s

■

State and City Bond Offerings...:

a

sets.

at

class

share

the

share

corporation

SEC

at

.

■*

,»

The Course

hoped

television

premises

...33

General Corporation & Investment News. .Cover

tclcV.s.on

new

it

and

the

on

York,

This

previously

Hotel

American

Condition

holders

of

through

than

lease

a

agreement

an

Corp.
parts

The

and

Miscellaneous Features

Eastern

corporation

the

Telecom

of

.

10,

has
been
engaged
in
the
distribution
of
television
manufacturers.
The corporation
may
also utilize ciis-

its

oi

Telecoin

is

has

directly

other

of

will

business

^

'

Oct.

on

increase

to

7,700

$1)

(par

National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33

7,500

•

...

Delaware

pioposal

a

from

$1)

(par

share

per

one

given

the subscription

.the

Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages

value;

ior

each

company

34

par

approved
stock

and

stockholders

were

for

43

.34

Telecoin

cities.

•will

at

A

respectively

share

per

42

Transactions New York Stock Exchange

at

14

stock

common

c'ass

of

stock

an-.l

Alms

Transactions New York Curb Exchange

shares

purchased
'

in

manufactured

Street.
Brooklyn, New
production of televis on sets.

sets

shares

Section

Markets

B

corporation would turn in
the same
pvopoition
that the stockholders turn in and take the notes.

40

Telecom

50.000

attorney,

component

loughby

i,ts

100,000

organized

was

auspices

has

of

38

Exchange—Curb

$1.06

933.

p.

rights expired on Sept. 29.
The
Lawyer's Building Corp.,
a
subsidiary of Sheraton Corp. of
.America owns a majority of all the classes of Alms Hotel stock.
The

purcnased

Jr.,

*.

the

Which

number

'fhe

*2,200,000.shs.

follows:

as

Gearhart,

purchased

corporat.on's

Stock

172,

Subscription

..39

Exchange

Ovcr-the-Counter

distributing large screen television projection units/' as
rights to manufacture a new low priced television receiver

smaller

The

purchased

tae

of

D.

Chubet

J.

corporation

over

receiver

it ..will

Frederick

value.

par

BUSINESS—The

Exchange

Exchanges

Stock

Toronto
Outstanding

2,200,0 )0 shs.
disposed

were

shares;

Bernard

par;

the

Charles

shares

shares

1,100,000

shares

value;

and

cent par value)__

1,332,500

obtained

.75,000
par

(1

Toronto

FINANCING

Authorized
stock

Stock

Stock

$2

at

37

Francisco

Montreal

Sept.

on

common

class

preferred

exchange

37

additional

1,288,608

Nil

shares.

common

■stock

San

the

holders

The

37

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

1,492.157

1,288,608

$2.14

stock.

35

Montreal Curb Exchange
GIVING

B

'183,341

1,288,608

Corp., Cincinnati, O.—Rights, Etc.—
A

rights to subscribe at $2

__34

Exchange.....

class

and

The

36

as

facilities.

CAPITALIZATION

Common

Stock

2,873,998

preferred dividend requirements.—V.

stockholders

151,925

34

Exchange

Midwest Stock Exchange

City,

Jersey

the

of

exclusively

be

may

Stock

Los Angeles

agent.

PROCEEDS—The

production

common

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

Corporation

transfer

of

The

34

1948

$31,438,352

outstanding
share

Hotel

Stock

revision.—

1949

$21,861,557

common

tAfter

New

Auditors

1950

taxo,

shares

New York
to Independent

Corp.—Earnings—
$43,012,223

Federal

tEarnings

Stock and Bond Quotations

Outstanding.

NOTE—This statement is subject
V. 172. p. 281.

Steel

profit after charges

Common

$3,327,749

$2.39

Ludlum

sales

and

profit
per

Total

income
.

MISCELLANEOUS

-

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—

§48,731,786

1,210,287

tEarns.

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$12,767,405

taxes

„

INSURANCE

-

Allegheny

1950—3 Mos—1949

§16,172,089

before

INDUSTRIAL

-

Co.—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

sales

Net

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

Chicago Board

,

New

Exchange
Exchange

of Trade
(Associate)

York Curb Exchange

Phone
CEntral

Bell

be

'•'!

7600'1

Teletype

SL 593

.

*

**J
•'

^

2

(1626)

and its remaining assets, less provision lor its
and contingencies.
Amerex Holding Corp would distribute to its shareholders the new
chares
of American Express Co. in exchange
for its own stock on
the basis of three
shares of American Express Co. stock for each
-chare of stock of Amerex Homing Corp., and Amerex Holding Corp.
would
be
dissolved.
The other holders of
American Express Co.
chares would receive 112h shares of the new $10 par value stock in
exchange for each share of $100 par vaiue now held.
The minontj
ctoekhoidcrs would receive a total of 16.205 new shares in exchange
for their
1.389 shares now held.
The plan would provide Amencan
Express Co. with additional capital for use in its business.
The plan provides that it is subject to the approval of the holders
of two-thirds
of the shares ol each company and
to the receipt
©; a favorable tax ruling from the Bureau ol Internal Revenue
Snecial meetings of the Amerex and American Express stockholders
feave been called for Nov. 20 and 21.
1950 respectively, to consider
and act upon the plan.—V
170, p. 485.
Co.

American

Express

expenses,

liabilities

....

(V_

convertible

stock for
share-for-share.

Subsequently,
the
directors
authorized the
shares of 4%
cumulative convertible preferred

To Pay 25%

—

Dividend—Increases Regular Quarterly Payment-

Bights Given Shareholders—

and

Darco

on
Oct. 23 voted a 25ft
split-up of the common
the 80th consecutive quarterly dividend on the common
increased dividend rate and authorized the offering of
additional shares of common stock to its stockholders.
The
stock-split entitles common shareholders of record Nov.
15,
1950
to an additional quarter-share
for each share held, with the
additional shares distributable Nov. 22, 1950, or as soon thereafter as
an

Works

Change in

—

stockholders

The

authorized

$13

Get.

on

value

par

approved

25

proposal

a

stock

common

increase

to

from

5,000,000

to

also

stockholders

The

approved

amendments

These

effective

become

to

the

to

company's

the

consolidation
stock

Hamilton

dividend

a

as

Baldwin

after

the

hold

certain

and

the

of

ceeds

sale

Baldwin

by

up

of

its

to

Corp.

Castings

F.annery

are

Bolt

Co.

stock

common

and

to

company

the net

pro¬

stock.

V.

•

declared

directors

The

increased

an

dividend of

quarterly

record

Holders

said.

Barnes

who

prior

convert

the

to

15

Nov.

date

record

share of common
Atock as well as the Dec.
1 cash dividend.
Those converting after
Nov. 15 will receive IV4 shares of common stock, but will not receive
the Dec. 1 cash dividend.
will

The

additional

the

receive

quarter-share

to 100,000 additional shares of common stock to
stockholders was voted by the board on Oct. 23.
shares will be offered to stockholders under their preemptive

The new

to

proposed

Ohio RR.—Orders Hopper Cars—
placed orders for 4,000 50-ton steel hopper
cars,
according to an announcement made Oct. 23 by Col. Roy B.
White, President.
has just

Car

American

The

1,000

by

1,000

build

the

General

these

of

American

1,000

hoppers

of

the

Co.—V.

Steel

lehem

cars

Trans¬

172,

1342.

p.

Bank

stock

Ahares

of

d%ft

series

Monlord

shares to

P.

preference

stock

held

now

the

in

treasury.—V.

company's

172,

1433.

Reconstruction

The

1961.

The

American-Marietta Co.—Registers With SEC—
The

the

SEC

covering

200

shares

nnd

shares

50,000

President

of

will

company

the

funds
the

H.

the

M.

the

sale

by

Grover

Finance

Corporation

trust

collateral

4ft

bonds

purchased

$4,000,000

constitute

final

made

be

determination

prior

to

Nov.

this
the

of

railroad,
in

bonds

172,

for

due

price and

terms

V.

shares

100,000

funds

general
1950,

to

all

received

be

by

used

be

will

and

purchase

to

replace

the

of

to

Barium Steel Corp.

as

of

p.

of

are

supplied

be

to

bids

of

received

sales

The

15.

Nor.

$14

to

certificate

the

stockholders

by

at

of

special

a

Shares

to

$0.27

$0.51

for

the

Unfilled

months

nine

against $27,567,000
orders

for

shares.—V.

new

172,

of Oct.

as

ended

Sept.

1,

1950,

1950,

30,

were

Optical

Co.

(&

$34,921,000

were

Subs.)

earnings

1950

interest

income

and

1949
$27,080,037

888.616

Federal and

Minority
Net

The
1

directors

Assabet Mills,

their

at

conditions

Tent

the

in

meeting

carded

Oct.

on

woolen

in

decided,

19

mills,

to

located in Maynard, Mass.—V.

liquidate

172, p.

view

of

-V.

Canadian

in profits of

interest

income taxes__

sub.

Amoskeag Co.—Earnings—

171,

Total

before

Prov.

income

•Net

profit

•Not

per

534,514

taxes

63,200

53,454

$520,437

89,911

_____

share

$4.18

including gains or losses

on

sales of securities.—V.

shs.

Earnings
*The

.

profit

$481,060

89,911

—___

outstanding-

common

$591,475

583,637

_

________

shares

Earnings

taxes-—-:

income

for Federal

Common

$641,316

!

income

Profit

1949

Sept. 30—

for

earnings

$251,835,

31—

1950

p.

1949

1948

Net

—V.

171,

14,905,625

11,433,886
5,253,605

1,501,130

1,501,130

4,503,090
1,501,130

$9.93

$7.62

$13 54

_

2397.

p.

1,531,334

basis

inc.

ing
Int.

of

$2.27
the
to

ATF Incorporated (& Subs.)—Earningssix Months Ended Sept. 30—

Net

other

Depletion

&

Prov.

Earnings

per

—V.

1949

$1,133,729

shares

$298,496

624,087

624 087

outstanding

common

for

share

$i

__

82

$0 48

Electric Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—

Irving Trust Co.,

trustee, is prepared to exchange $4,600,000
€>T first mortgage bonds, 2% ft
series due 1980, in definitive form for
temporary bonds outstanding.—V. 172, p. 1530.
as

Atlas Powder Co.

(&

income

tax

__

Subs.)—Earnings—
1950

,

profit after

Common

•After

stock

taxes at 42%

##^7®

the

1,179,330

$3.44

t$1.87

share

rate.

dividend
requirements.
tAdjusted to reflect a
split effective July 31, 1950.
t After Federal income
§Excludes 6,347 treasury shares.—V.
172, p. 841.

'^ie merEer of Darco Corp. into

July 31,

common

1950.

The merger
tworfor-one and

stock

The >Commercial

and

Financial

the

172,

have

1950

accrued

been

Atlas

agreement
an

Powder

includes

exchange

of

a

4%

annum,

per

(&

•Incl,

Quarter

then

rated

106%

of

$

1,041,368,820
171,780,500

1,246,205

,251,873

3,685,823

3,773,141

duces

was
made
split-up of
cumulative

net

30,

1950,

Brown

at

Milk

St.,

Jan.
to

1,

compared

as

1950,

172,

+3,900,332

1950,

basis

in

"last-in-first-out

basis

former

and nine

$530,000,

inventory

of

(Lifoi, which

the

to

for

of

redemption

general

will

be

Mass.—V.

made

172,

5ft

Immediate
Old

the

at

1, next, all
cumulative

Dec.

on

mortgage

interest.

accrued

offices:

Dana

135

S.

Seibert,
La

Salle

Colony

letter

of

notification

fi'ed

was

to

bonds,
of

the

Co.,

Trust

On

account

of

with

the

SEC

—

Oct.

on

20

covering

slock

(par $11 sufficient
than' $100,000 to Julia Cary Plumb, the selling stock¬
The shares are to be sold in the open market between Oct. 25,

net

just;

common

'.e.-s

1950

and

Sept.

Buffalo

1951,

30,

Forge

wiihout.

Co.

(&

underwriting.—V.

172,

after

profit

1950

taxes—.

the

at

retroactive

taxes

increase

324,786

324,786

$0.89

the

ended

quarter

under

rate

in

$382,628

'

for

increased

1949

*$290,929

•

Capital shares outstanding—
Earnings per share______
income

662.

p.

Subs.)—Earnings-

Quarter Ended Aug. 31—

charged

against

earnings

for

taxes

the

Revenue

first

the

last,

were

of

1950

and

the

year

was

Act

half

$1.18

31,

Aug.
of

for

the

quarter —V.

August

Burlingame-Formula Investors

172,

281.

p.

Boston, Mass.—

Fund,

Registers With SEC—
has

Fund

100,000

shares

filed

value

Investment

share

per

registration statement

a

$1)

(par

asset

of

beneficial

plus

Electric

with

interest

underwriting

an

Management

the

be

to

covering

SEC

sold

charge

the

at

net

Formula

through

Corp.

-

Co.

Power

Securities

—

Offered—

Offering of $4,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 2%% series
due 1980 and $2,000,000 3% debentures due 1960 was
on Oct. 26
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and Mer¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. The bondsare priced

rill

99V2%

23,019.799

90,804,414

82,898,402

3.33

2 23

8.96

€.14

as

103.7ft

of the

with

compared

rated

capacity

of

production

steel

15,000,000

of

102ft

01

69.2ft

and

steel

stock,
and

payable

1950.—V.

also

a

Salomon
and

stock,

of

the

approximately

of
on

$1.75

per

2,

Jan.

(the

payble on

share

1951,

largest

Dec.

1,

the

on

to

holders

since
1950,

19371
to

7ft

of

holders

1434.

prices

1950—3 Mos.—1949

&

Hutzler

for

redemptions

from

to

debentures

of

98.655%

submitted

the

at

prices

the

of

of

as

3s.

debentures

and

other
1952

rate

of

funds

will

Telegraph
program

growth

expected

to

in

be

the

used

97.782ft

for

1951

general

higher

and

Sinking

.

100.95ft

the

bonds

the

in

part

has

months,
been

prices
be

ranging
made

of

fund

was

de¬

redemption

the
and
the

and

debentures

estimated

its

expanded

1951

subsidiary,

estimated

con¬

and military requirements
previously anticipated.

is




the

rate

of

exchange,

remittance

for

BUSINESS—Company is engaged principally in the generation, pur¬
transmission, distribution and sale of electric energy in parts
southeastern
California
and
southwestern
Nevada.
Through
its

Imperial

Ice

portions

of

Division,

north

energy,

Markleeville.
shore

of

company

manufactures

and

ice

sells

of

also

Calif.,

Lake

San

Bernardino

in and

around

and

a

in

part

in

which

the

Gardnerville

of

the

company

and

resort

Tahoe.

(Continued

subscriptions

in

County and Riverside County, Calif.
Interstate
supplies telephone and telegraph service principally in

California
electric

the

Imperial

Cc.

378.

foreign

now

chase,
of

Chronicle

in

the

because

business

than

at

the

.

bonds

company

recent
1952

100ft

to

these

of

finance

During

at

may

prices

redemption

100ft

of

made

redemptions

sale

to

program

Co.

for

to

from

run

from

be

construction

Telegraph
1950—S Mos—1949

102.80ft

be

may

bond

Regular

par.

PROCEEDS—Proceeds
and

bonds

Special

to

from

St.,

fluctuations

at

won

competitive sale
the bonds, and

for

bid

a

debentures

the

of

par.

101.76%

range

Interstate

billings- $16,736,469 $16,974,289 $43,187,402 $52,493,117
794,649
827,523
2,096,179
2,780,381
capital shrs.
1,411,468
1.411,468
1,411,468
1,411,468
share—__
$0.56
$0.59
$1.48
$1.97

and

and

bid

a

100.523 ft

104.75ft

from

of

on

Period End. Sept. 30—

Bros.

of

one

Regular

bentures

dividend

172, p.

is

bonds

on

debentures

underwriters

The

3,835,069

respectively,

,

production

24

the

and

interest.

100.577% for the debentures.

Quarter of 1950 and 3.176,040 net tons for the
Current

Oct.

interest

accrued

accrued

of the

award
on

and
and

President;

the

45

1530.

p.

undetermined number of shares of

as

NOTE:

as

of the

payment

also

Minden,

area

on

the

serves

Nevada;
Nevada

-

on

page

8)

(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company. Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y.. REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue)
with a statistical issue on Monday],
Other
Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered
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 States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of PanAmerican Union, $45.00 per
year;
in Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
William

re¬

months ended

1230.

p.

Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.—Filing With SEC
an

33,563,841

Blaw-Knox Co.—Earnings—

p.

called
and

price

Boston,

101.297%

Oct. 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 10,000 shares of additional common stock to be offered at
par
($10 per share)
to common stockholders, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to enlarge the company's insurance busi¬
ness.—V. 149, p. 3403.

of

has

redemption

struction

per

$1.34

+330,121

$12,620,100
102% ft

A,

at

Birmingham Fire Insurance Co.—Files—Rights—

172,

942,990

Nil

of

of

as

surplus

to

series

25,308,957

share on the common

Number

$1,321,852

942,900

of

change

outstanding

59,800,000

per

—V.

+$1,562,616

$3.00

Co.—Calls Bonds—

75,800,000

record

Earned

sale

$936,000.—V.

company

26,281,617

of

Shipments
Net profit

-

942,990

quarter ended Sept. 30,

.404,444

$2

company

865,000

—

"first-in-first-out"

profits

16 ,800,000

Dec.

6,

from

J Reflects

8,709,027

record

Nov.

2,152,060 Crl,656,500
in

inven¬

net

share

inventories

metal

+L0S8.

33,300,000

1949,

1950,

$2,186,852

made

the present rated capacity.
directors declared a
dividend

1,

$0.52
1948

t$4,449,116

$2,882,177

profit

net

California

$

19b,571,854

capacities.

preferred

$506,627

1949

$5,034,177

outstanding

1950—9 MOS.—1949

of

The

$0.06

1950

taxes-

for decline

basic

common

valuation from

Subs.) —Earnings—

1,041,400,972

net tons for the Second

Third

$63,388

$1.22

Crl,230.000

Plan

378.

p.

259.387

preferred

two-for-one

effective

f2,034,820
§530,677

outstanding

common

1949

$29,925,364 $26,088,767

—

taxes

shares

•Earnings per

net

from

deducting quarterly dividends on the preferred stock.
Steel
production
(ingots and castings) for the Third Quarter of 1950 of
tons

cf

1948

1949

jl950
$1,171,596

taxes.—.

reserve

per

The

for

taxes

law.—V.

S

shr.

com.

per

The

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Eales
Net

resulting

.476,116

deprec.

income

cumulative

Atlantic City

share,

per

76,819,073

taxes

Federal

Federal

shares

$2.37

include

1950

of

•After

172, p. 569.

The

$2.61

months

1950—3 Mos -1949

chgs.

inc.

net

1950

income

Common

$1.91
nine

cents

follow¬

bef.

and

Net

$1.76

Sept. 30—

profit—

Net

by the company.

1950

3,922,364 net tons averaged

]

first
16

Federal

the

deductions

Earns,

1,688,395

$0.78

1,531,334

20,327,417

5,253,605

;

1,531,334

billings——— 37C,524,500 326 ,380,045

Tot.

profit
Dividends paid
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share

$3,626,327

s

513,816,750 556,780,338
26,552,207
18,624,634
35,207,426
11,646,582
7,190,748
14,*880,009

Net

$3,989,186

Bethlehem Steel Corp.

738.

598,889,102

Prov, for Fed. and foreign inc. taxes

$2,923,633

for

Per. End. Sept. 30—

Net sales and operating revenues..—
Profit before income taxes—

1947

$3,71

168,

1,688,395

tories

the

1948

equal

securities held

the

2,814,387

$0.36

— „

value

computed

1,531.334

NOTE—Estimated
on

Subs.)—Earnings—

*$3,472,613

Anderson, Clayton & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended July

$289,045

1949

share.—

per

(&

1950

outstdg

net

of

of

sale

1948

1949

1,314,476

common

from

7,163

1882.

p.

income——-

Capital
1950

746.

p.

1,688,383

__

taxes—.
share—,'—

alter

market

164,02c

22,619
$410,573

9 Mos. End.

Six Months Ended June 30—

172,

610,371

taxes_

—

earnings before

holder.

148.652

companies-

profit

Beech-Nut Packing Co.
Net

credit—V.

1950

and

outstanding

per

•Federal

1530.

Nil
tNet

1434.

Transfer

348,135

taxes

cur-

the company's

carry-back

352,418

Act.

Revenue

$34,919,787 $41,774,205 $38,416,641

share—

p.

profit

Net

American Woolen Co.—To Liquidate Assabet Mills—

1950

in

f633,569

352,418

808,369

306,772

before

expenses

for

Prov.

Earnings

$27,525,656

sales

exchanged

tax

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

period in 1949.
approximately $30,000,000.—

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net

1341.

p.

for

rates

new

$27,536,352 $22,638,286

Bridgeport Brass Co.—Earnings—

full

the corresponding

Lomb

&

Net

Interest

the

cn

Three Months Ended

746.

p.

which

be

provides for change in par value of common
value to $25 par value, each present share to be

two

172.

This

Nil

held 011
stock from

incorporation

meeting

1950,

par

lor

amendment

considered

$2.52

after charges

per

—V.

A

proposed

be

$0.54

——

Earned

1950—9 Mos —1949

Eanjied per share—
$0.23
•Loss.
'"v■ -ft

Bausch

will

192,651
352,418

*888.432

352,418

allowances

Capital

taxes

$1,107,927

American Viscose Corp.—Plans Stock Split-Up—

1950—9 Mos,—1949

$6,934,447

*432.702

(& Subs.)—Earnings-

$599,774

172,

Corp.—Earnings—

Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

profit

follows:

*$12,681

V.

Brass

6 Months Ended June 30—

1.

$511,775

offering

amendment.—*

by

without

Net

1029.

172,

underwriting

both

$1.64

$1.23

based

taxes

Net

Those

holdings.

1433.

p.

1950—3 Mos.—1949

charges

Sales

Inc., and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
principal underwriters. The public

after

income

and

the

stock

capital

loss

sale

July

1942.

remaining

acceptance

8."—V.

offered

25

agency's
to

as

Oct.

on

of

government

Period End. Sept. 30—

Hermann,

M.

1.082,454

1950—3 Mos.—1949

share

per

'After

Sept.

Co.

Co.,

named

are

to

Builders

the

of

October.

in

Byllesby &

Chicago,

for

1,780,185

RR.—RFC Offers Bonds—

sale

said

not

Net

sale

added

be

used

Master

offered

being

are

company.

from

Proceeds

©f

on
Oct. 23 filed a registration statement with the
150,000 shares of common stock, $2 par value.
Of the
100,000 are being offered to the public by the company

shares

Above

Earned

Common

company

covering

8,210,252

$10,492,731

Earnings

RFC

for

RFC

"will

EEC

in

$3,000,000
offered

&

30—|

profit after taxes—
Capital shares outstdg-

Myers at $8.75 per share <neti, the proceeds
The shares sold 10 Mr. Myers will not

Bangor & Aroostook
The

$
176.513.510

outstanding—

Aluminum

Provision

with

filed

was

going to a selling stockholder.
reoffered.—V. 172, p. 1342.

taken on Oct. 23, the directors voted to retire 9,929
A
convertible
preference stock and 232 shares of

$

charges

Net

of America—Files

be

further action

and

Sales

S31, of which ICG shares are to be soid to
& Co., St. Louis, Mo.,
the underwriters, and

(par

Fotheringham

Kerwln,

1949

1950

207.606.569

—

^hare

Period End. Sept.

.

•Net

notification

of

common

100

Equipment Corp.

Building &

SEC—

letter

A

of

property,

746.

p.

Earnings

V

With

Cleveland

$7.58

taxes

per

172,

Net

1950.
In

—V.

has been
The other
the Beth¬

type

same

with the Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co.
hoppers in the total order of 4,000 will be built by

common

rights at the rate of one share for each 20 shares owned.
The offer¬
ing price will be determined prior to the offering date and upon the
registration statement becoming effective which may be about Dec. 1,

will

Co.

built

be

for

order

additional

An

will

of

Corp.

portation

placed

Foundry

&

thousand

other

and

SO.09

sale

1.082.454

after

Bond

company

684,606

$0.27

income——

shares

Earning

Baltimore &

This

$1.20

684.C06

frcm

profit

other

profit

Capital

1230.

p.

each

on.

of up

issuance

fee offered

172,

cents

40

share on the common stock, payable Dec. 1, 1950, to stockholders
Nov. 15, 1950.
The dividend will apply to both the present
and the additional share resulting from
the stock-split.
The former
dividend rate was 37% cents.
Donald L. Barnes, President, pointed
out that the new quarterly dividend rate on
total shares to be outAtanding is equivalent to 50 cents per share on the present shares.
The company estimated that approximately 57%
of its expected 1950
oarnings will be paid out in dividends.
Holders of the company's two series of convertible preference stock,
feoth convertible into common stock on a shai'e-for-share basis,
will
fee protected against dilution as a result of
the stock split-up, Mr.
per

of

the

of

SI.18

$70,110

stockholder,

a

securities

Thee

has.

now

of

reply

account.

Stock

684,606

$823,263
684,606

assets

announced that an amount equal to $10 per
/share on each additional share to be issued would be transferred from
Aurplus and added to the company's capital stock and paid-in surplus
The board

Net

Baldwin-Limashare-for-share

certain

and

Sales

Bohn
in

Baldwin

a

General Steel

and

$812,437

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

of

distributed

President,

Baldwin

investments

the

has

setting

$62,319

Boeing A'rplane Co.—Earnings—

name

stockholders.

Baldwin

involves

Midvale Co.

the

in

Smith,

plan

421,000

$186,541

profit—

•'

Locomotive

its own

to

W.

Marvin

said

347,000

tlncludes
special income of $214,228, net from investment sales.—V. 172, p. 1230.

agreement

plan
provides
for
issuance of
Lima-Hamilton stockholders on a

to

24,000

-—

effective.
The

139,000

shs. outstdg..-Earnings per share.

incorporation are
and plan of
Lima-Hamilton Corp. is declared

proposed

the

Baldwin

between

in

articles

company's

when

only

change

a

$15,843,128
®1.244,263

inc. taxes

Fed.

•Includes

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$4,216,186 $15,457,248
86,319
tl, 159,437

325.541

Capital

Corp.

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

$5,849,153

taxes..

3,000,000

securities company, he added, will be dis¬
tributed
to
present holders of Baldwin stock
before the exchange
with Lima is made,
"it will be considered as a dividend because it
comes
out of the earned surplus of
the company," Mr. Smith said.—

practicable.

Net

shares.

to

for

Prov.

1S50—3 Mos.—1949

-

—_

before inc.

Profit

and

Name

Bliss Co.—Earnings—

sales

Net

in

held

A

Capitalization Voted—

declared
at

series

Corp.

Locomotive

Baldwin

basis

directors

The

©tcck

/share's

stock

(E. W.)

Pericd End. Sept. 3C—

30,012

of

treasury, the

reorganization

Investment Co, of Illinois

American

preferred

convertible
retirement

write-down of the combined goodwill of Atlas Powder
from $4,475,387 to a nominal value of SI by a
charge to "earned surplus" and the transfer of $328,787 from "reserve
for contingencies" to "earned surplus."—V. 172, p. 841.
the

Co.

_

Stock

cumulative

4ft

preferred

series A,

stcck

and advertisements must be made in New York funds.

.

x

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

-•

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1627)

Capital Flotations; in thei United States

in

3

September

And for the First Nine Months of 1950
Total

corporate offerings in September
aggregated
$309,346,990,; showing a substantial, reduction from the

August

figure

of

$398,251,325,

but

a

mortgage bonds, series H, due Sept. 1, 1980; $20,000,000
Manufacturing Corp. 20-year promissory notes, due
1980; $19,350,000 Canadian Superior Oil of
California,
Ltd., made up of 1,935,000 shares of ($1 'par) common
stock; $12,000,000 Delaware Power & Light Co. 2%%

pronounced

very

increase

over

539,039.

The-decline from the previous month

the total for September a
year ago of

$171,is largely
accounted for by a decided
drop of $123,363,658 in over¬
all public
utility financing, and is borne out by a com¬

obtained

fob

new" money

$264,431,170.-

contrasted

purposes

From

for

refunding purposes)

this

The

year.

For

the

accounted

for

$137,253,632,

44.37%

of

oil,

$62,480,600,

manufacturing,

$36,046,900,
and

or

11.65%;

steel,

iron,

20.20%;

or

$38,891,215,
etc.,

of

railroad,

and

other

senting all categories, $14,424,643,
Issues placed
others suffered
numbered
of

the

the

32

totaled

and

financing.

portion

of

As

issues

in

1,101,916,000

99.703+ *1.174

1,101,251,000

99.703 + *1.173

:

,

,

1950, by months, follows:

May

the

$40,000,000

;

•

137,615,000

_

214,764,703
221,025,087

_

38

—.

35
-~-l

I
.

_

_

•

financing, during

!

.

in

veterans'

welfare

and

school

Province of

issue

3y^%

of

privately in the United States.
Total

is

'

.X'

''

'

'

I

28

5

Sep

days

1,716,499,000

1,005,179,000

99.669

*1.311

91

clays

1,504,000,000

1,001,508,000

99.667

*1.317

91

clays

1,463.592,000

15

13 mos.

1,039,976,000

5

Sep

15

13 mos.

?,994,127,500

3,994,137,500

100

5

Sep

15

13 mos.

905,603,500

905,603,500

100

Sep

1

10-12 yrs.

309,915,623

309,915,623

a

a

Sep 1-30

employed

operations.

1

;

.

the

of

and placed

years,

•

New

" '

Sep

1,810,000

100

2

220,985,700

100

b

12 years

Sep

;

1,810,000

2 years

;

220,985,700

1

for

September

for

nine

i

Refunding

months——

78,936,651,138

_

discount basis at 75, and
yield 2.90%;
sold

are

have

on

basis, at 74, and yield
maturity, are sold at 100, and

12-year

a

series F have

discount

a

r.

,

New

:

Capital

February

'

March-

—

OF 'CORPORATE

6,114,910

14,116,294

334,267,106

19,649,105

204,425,733

July

273,914,811

6,432,000

Total

278,519,205

$2,695,606,241

$66,145,003

6

$2,761,751,244

for

six

months.

91-day Treas.

July 13
July 20
July 27
July 1
July 1
July
July 1

♦Figures revised.

June-—

BY

MONTHS

Total

New Capital

1950, 1949 AND

Refunding

,107,974,500

661,164,348

457,478,725

20,487,877

169,068,069

245,905,085

7,512,700

168,441,000

534,743,411

394,698,331

39,260,000

1,068,072,451

"

v

*

$

148,580,192.,

296,903,377

X

$

1,295,000

i

-

"<

92

July

Total

New Capital

$

IT Total

Refunding

$

458,773,725

373,524,374

...

$

-

New

,

Indebtedness

'

$

51,993,999,849 45,743,433,000

6,250,566,843

bills

1,003,290,000

bills

1,005,741,000

901,759,000
1,001,609,000

101,539,000
4,132,000

bills ' 1,003,625,000

day Treas.

1,001,540,000

2,085,000
1,286,000

v

Treas.

Treas

bills

1,001,318,000

1,000,032,000

13-mo. ,Treas notes

5,350,172,COO

5,350,172,000

U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds— '

417,154,497
'

Tax Antic'n notes-

——_

"

3,295,000

417.15+497

3,295,000

„

288,752,500

288,752,o0O

for

July

10,073,355,997

9,255,112;000

818 ,243,997

3

91-day

Treas,

bills '

1,102,653,000

1,102,229;C00

424,000

91-da>y

Treas.

bills

,

T, 101,916,000

91-day Treas.
92-day Treas.
91-day Treas.

bills

1

1,101,916,000
1,101,251,000

Aug

$

$

'
'

Aug 31
Aug
1

2,590,000

1,098,082,141'

253,417,785

565,380,788

14,091,516

579,472,304

705,972.487

97,041,541

803,014,028

88,855,740

435,481,000

683,528,072

672,117,936

296,429,400

873,297,815

1,216,258,618

^75,722,725

1,221,250

684,749,322
330,479,400

609,438,135

.2;i96,216,090

1,980,896,751

-

2,262,006,564

2,439,531,067

906,341,512

3,345,872,579

3,294,298,231

6,120,000

Tax Antic'n notes.

422,262,900

6, 120,000
422, 262,900

Total

for

7

August

91-day
91-day

14

6,288,187,969

Treas.
Treas.

bills

5,508,458,000

1,100, 714,000

bills

1.100, 714,000

1,005, 179, Q00

1,003, 875,000

Treas.

bills

l.OOi. 508,000

1,001, 508,000

Treas.

bills

1,001, 278,000

1,001, 278,000

Sep

21
28

91-day
91-day

15

13-mo. Treas.

notes

-20,989,333

313,374,148

428,687,883

17,864,226

264,431,170

133,820,155

398,251,325

119,065,610

8,118,500

September————.

289,716,990

19,630,000

309,346,990

128,441,553

43,097,486

1,039 976,000

1,039, 976,000

Sep

15

13-mo. Treas.

notes

3,994, 137,500

3,994, 137,500

391,264.624

Sep

15

13-mo. Treas.

notes

905, 603,500

905, 603,500

627,294,427

Sep

1

bds.

309, 915,623

Depositary bonds...

1, 810,000

1,810,000

220, 985,700

220,985,700

85,738,976

3,198,936,016

171,539,039

69,080,212

745,275,258

Third quarter!

846,532.975

174.439,488

1,020,972,463

U.

Sep
1

S.. Savings

Tax

Anticip.

notes

1,'080,781,000 4,365.845,042

199,462,033

3,398,398,049

for

September— 10,581,107,323

Total

for

nine

10,047,092,000

534,015,323

months.— 78,936,651,138 70,554,095,000

8,382,556,138

446,552,109

508,794,501'

16,774,7351

525,569,236

127,184,110-

259,360,941

3,090,000

26,631,500'

488,261,869

t

*3,970,493,277

..

461,630,369

.

..

1,229,785,811

182,938,386 4.153,431,603

Issued
Total

for

six

months—

:—

46,496,235

1,276,282,046

90,958,444

4.428,721,82.7,

532,137,528

245,958,268 4,674,680,095

629,987,993

18,743,019'

648,731,012

Certificates

210.000,000
110,768,000

Total for July

Fourth quartet

'35,125,000

218,055,700

'504,013,576

15,600,000

Twelve months

419,942,887

695,623,105

4,071,860

699,694,965

1,829,624,674

38,414,879

1.868,039,553

4,909,296,218

414,271,620

1,170,136,175

5,323,567,838

'

6,258,346,501

284,373,147'6,542,719,648

Total

i.*

for

320,768,000

L

nounced the

the

Treasury

Snyder

on

Indebtedness of Series G-1950, which matured

Sept.

18

exchange basis, par for
of

Indebtedness

par,

of

G-1951, open

to holders of Treasury
Series

$6,247,587,000, which will

H-1950,

mature

on

in

the

Oct.

1,

subscriptions will not.be received.

Secretary' of the Treasury

$5,939,717,000

ing of 114%

3,050,000

was

on

Sept. 14

$1,196,794,000 Certificates outstanding, $1,039,976,000

were

ing, $3,994,137,500
of-the

2%%.

were

bonds

announced

received and allotted to the offer-,

Sept. 15, in exchange for Treasury Certificates of

case was

ex¬

redeemed in cash.

above, confined its operations to the usual,weekly sale

of-Treasury. Bills, Savings. Bonds, Tax Anticipation Notes
Depositary Bonds.

739,393 000

•87,008,000

142,443,000

186,942,000

163,000.0000

50,045,000

673,530,000

♦

93,590,000

112,955,000
577,940,000

_

Total

for

September.,—

for

nine

,

836,530,000

months— 22,136,320,000

145,635,000

630,895,000

22,636,218,000

+499,893,008

.

.

of special series certificates and
notes; certificates
.Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust
Account,
Civil
Service
Retirement
Fund,
Foreign
Service
Retirement
Fund,
Canal Zone Retirement
Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund. Postal
Savings System, Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service
sold

to

and

notes

Life

-Insurance

Federal

Fund,

Savings and

Federal

Loan

Deposit

Insurance

(Continued

Insurance

Corporation,

Corporation. 1 +Net

on

page

6):

retired.

,

exchanged; of the $1,185,841,200

outstanding $905,603,500, "were

The Treasury Department in
September, outside of the

and

52,385,000

—

—

exchanged; of the $4,939,257,000 2% bonds outstand¬

changed. The balance ill each

13rmcnth Treasury, Notes, of Series F-1951,




Sept. 15

Treasury Bonds of 1950-52 (dated April 15, 1943)
and 2%%
Treasury Bonds of 1950-52 (dated Sept. 15,
1938), both called for redemption on Sept. 15, 1950. Of
the

162,200,000
273,950,000

♦Comprises sales

on

and 2%

an¬

offering, through the Federal Reserve Banks,

of 13 months 114% Treasury Notes of Series

Certificates

158,568,000

146,958,000
15,242,000

329,285,000

;

August

Total

Treasury Financing in September

Net Issued

11,539,935,000

September—■

Certificates,
Notes '

'

of

63,042,000
95,526,000

277.000,000

;

—

519,613,570

105.249,790

938,802,941-231,333,234

,

Certificates

Notes.

182,930,760

314,693,097

.

Secretary

Retired

?Q,649,637,000 22,189,572,000

August-

441,179,084

December——L—

t Re vised

FINANCING

262,450.941

July—

676,195,046

—1

November

309,915,623

1,639,797,343

Notes

months-—-3,286,064,042

1,304,000

621,238,292

*INTRA-GOVERNMENT

292,384,815

779,729,969

29,896,829

5

1,554,058,367

113,858,174 3,408,156,405

575,000
350 348,063

4.154,647

597,397,598

-65,790,474

1,102,992,000
1,100,070,000

51,687,500

387,109,977

1,246,777.842

113,723,057 1,758,600,706

569,550,792

'34,050,000
30,519,224

>.

1,103,567,000
1,100,070,000
350,348.069

Sep

1,644,877,649

bills

Savings' bds. [
Depositary
bonds.

1

Sep

1,101.251,000

bills

S.

376,114,374

433,958,331 j

'48,067,700 1,146,149,841

U.

Aug

Sep

1,364,975,828

244,859,670

1,3.71,453,616

_———

dated

interest

Aug 10

Aug

August———^—.

that

accrued

91-day

Total

Sep

Six months—

The

interest,

)

Refunding

Total

Cash

2V2%

91-day

Aug 24

1948
—tl948

'

S

427.258,266
597,575,090

Second quarter

1950.

a

Aug 17
FINANCING

346.625,260

...

May..———————:

of

on

-'X.+

,

►

Accepted
$

Sep

amount

"

Total Amount

Type of
Security

Dated

353,916,211
205,183,962

,6,483,106

272,087,205

Total

758,229

265,431,705

'

September

$

366,302,411

t

First quarter.^-—■

an

sepa¬

317,907,648

—+1949-

Refunding

:

L—553,189,848

January--

on

bear

Effective Aug. 11, 1949 these notes are sold at
par and
from the first day of the month in which

USE ''OF FUNDS

303,791,354

_

„

August ■'———J

1954)

■

.

$

i

sold

we

SUMMARY

October

three

of
are

12-year maturity,
2.53% ; and series G
a

b Comprised of separate issues
designated Trte'asury notes of tax series
iC-1947, C-1948 C-1949 and C-1950.
Series C earnings
about 1.07%.
Sale of these bonds was discontinued on
Aug. 31, 1948. c Treasury notes
of
series D
began Sept.
1/ 1948 and intefest accrues each month.
If held to
maturity or 3 years interest approximately 1.40% per annum.

365,819,081
175,809,612

;

Nine

IV*

'

*•

♦Average rate on a bank discount basis,
a Comprised
rate series, of which series E have
10-year maturity,

Total

,

$234,831,046
555,840,668

6,286,228

present a tabulation of figures since January,
1948, showing the different monthly amounts of cor¬
porate financing. Further revisions in the 1949 and 1950 figures
may be necessary, particularly
as additional
private financing is brought to, light.
v

April

IV*

10,£>$1,107,323

purchased.

2,913,516

July' „i

Virginia Electric & Power Co. 2%% first and refunding

Sep

99.669+ *1.308

91

Total

to be

362,905,565
169,694,702

!

Co.

21

1,100,714,000

14

2,1

featured

$1,391,615

May
June

2%% first mortgage bonds, due Sept.T, 1985; $20,000,000

Sep

Sep 1-30

$233,439,431
549,563,440

Aprii
[

Sep

Total

<

March

1, 1970; $40,000,000 Plantation Pipe

7

14

1,797,943,000

'

'

January
♦February

the

6,288,187,969

91 days

7

Sep 1-30

■■

was

below:

!■

1

August

Sep

Sep

municipal financing for the nine months of 1950

forth

set
'

for

Sep

'30.77

debentures

;

..

b

Sep

" 57.40

;

building

Saskatchewan, due in 20

2

100

1,001,278,000
99;665+ *1.324
1;039,976,000 100
IV*

64.37

Canadian Government financing was represented
by the

'$6,000,000 refunding

100

Sep

25.31

'

September

$101,000,000 of the State of California

a

6,120,000

422,262,900

Sep

31.95

.

a

6,120 000

422,262,900

Sep

31.60

95,195,000
;

99.681+ *1.247
99.675 + *1.285

350,348,069

Aug 29

21.96
43.15

'

1228,600,650

^Revised.

1,103,567,000

1,100,070,000

350,348,069

21.68
•

201,724,750

41
32

-

-

*1.174

1,690,509,000

Total

% of Total

by the very substantial bond offering in the total amount
of

Co., 2%'% 20-year sinking fund debentures, due Sept.

Below

230,734,000

—

+

i,822,738,000

92 days
Aug 24
91 days
Aug 31
Aug 1-31 Aug 1
10-12 yrs.
Aug 1-31 Aug
1 12 years
Aug 1-31 Aug
2 years
1

'

j Municipal

was

1970; $25,000,000 Cleveland Electric Illuminating

40

41

—_J.—

__

i

Line

1,

37,132,524

_

_

September

Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. 3%' first mortgage
pipe¬
line bonds, due Sept.

20

22

_

June

,

of

$143,175,740

July

-30.77%

offering

Total Amount

99.703

Aug 17

' '

'

Aug

Aug 24

t,

-■

,

28

__

? August

that is with respect to size, placed

September-included

%

Aug

issues placed privately in the nine months

:

Prominent' issues,
in

•

b

1,102,653,000

April

They

September

comprised of long-term bond offerings.

100

10,073,355,997

1,852,691,000

Mardh

true of months past,

was

these

2

1,794,008,000

No. of Issues

4.66%0.

or

jl

100

288,752,500

288,752,500

July

IV*
a

3,295,000

1,809,571,000

♦January
February

repre¬

$95,195,000,

3,295,000

days

of

6.55%;

sharp contraction in September.

a

for

5,350,172,000 100
<
417,154,497
a

417,154,497
,

days

j Corporate

privately with insurance companies and

issues

month's

greater

or

or

Total

5,350,172,000

days

and

etc.,

buildings,

Jun 21
13 mos.
July 1
July 1-31 July 1 10-12 yrs.
12 years
July 1-31 July
2 years
July 1-31 July. 1

*1.169
*1.173

99,703 + *1.174

91

April 1, 1951 to April 1, 1965,'inclusive.

miscellaneous,

$20,250,000,

land,

1,776,128,000

91

month's

industrial

12.57%;

July 27

99.703 + *1.17*

99.702

99.7U4

91

>

total;

July 20

1,005,741,000
1,003,625,000
1,001,318,000

3

obtained

the

1,003,298,000

1,828,270,000
1,725,392,000

days
91 days

Aug 10

.

or

1,603,114,000

92 days
91

Aug 17

;
I
September,, public utility offerings

of

days

July 13
July 20

3

was

„

month

91

6

%

51,993,999,849

July 27

continued in September of
exception to this trend Kvas in

sole

May of 1947.

than funds

greater

July

Yield

$

months——'—!

Aug 10

foregoing it can readily be seen that the
financing prevailing for 49 consecutive months
money.was

six

equipment trust certificates, series Z, to mature
annually,

or

new

30

'for

1950

Price

July 7
July 13,

issues, the first being the $10,245,000 offer¬

the

(wherein

DURING

Amount

Accepted

.annually Sept. 15, 1951 to 1965, inclusive, -and the other,
the
$10,005,000 issue of the Pennsylvania RR. 2% %

with

66.40%, in August and the small sum
of $128,441,553, or
74.88%, in September of 1949.
Refunding' operations for the latest month totaled
$19,630,000, or 6.35% as against the sizable figure of
$133,820,155, dr 33.60%, in August and $43,097,486, or
25.12%, in September of last year.•
trend of

Jun

equipmerlt
certificates, series N, dated Sept. 15, 1&50 and due

trust

FINANCING

Applied for

Due

$

ing of the Fruit Growers Express- Co.'2.85%

negligible.
Analyzing' the figures of total financing for Sep¬
tember, they reveal that $289,716,990, or 93.65%, was

Dated

Total

4% cumulative preference stock of $100
par value, and

was

TREASURY
Amount

Offered

first

two railroad

STATES'

Date

mortgage and collateral trust bonds, due Sept. 1,
.1980; $11,000,000 Safeway Stores, Inc., 110,000 shares of

parison with the public utility bond total for
September
of $112,400,000 and that for
August of $234,680,000. In the
case
of public utility
stocks, however, the degree of
decline

UNITED

Avco

In the comprehensive tables on the fol¬
lowing pages we compare the September
figures with those for the corresponding
period in the "four years preceding, thus

affording

a

five-year comparison.

and

Q

s
ft*

O
o

ft

ft

ft*

o

£
ft*

©

ft

o

o

3

N5

o

Q*

n

-i

CT)

05

Ol

cr

CO
•t

Total

760, 0

$

241,6730 54,28~50 21,53982

Total

38,45 0 7,340. 43.95,678

317,40678

$

19,580. 12,05. 0 1,79230 87,10 0 10 ,0 3,750. 0 7,30,0 241,67230

1,854,6 3

20 ,0 0 350, 0

60.146,83

704.074

12,5 958 75,6837 19,580 13,90463 1,79230 20 ,0 0 147,26 83 450, 0 3,750, 0 704,074 19,82958 317,40678
■

146,31.925

$

Capit l

$

New

Total

$

96,5 675 53,86105 20,641028

291.57,0 2,80,0 69,41254 24,076 81

387,659

12,87231

42,01 0 487,1 6 164,8347

265,7364

85,0 0 27,0 31 627,8367

387,095. 1.50,0 37,59325 62,073614

48,26189

62,430 19,74 201 2,0 ,0 672,4107

Refundig 14,09 21 12,53 281

26,3150

62,430 1,263,913 90,325413

Refundi g 10.92 0 2,0 ,0 9,04,731 262,50

Capit l

$

New

Total

$

80 ,0

180,65.0 60,47 83 23,81 581

$

—1948

$

New

Tptal

372.95,81 1.50, 0 37,5925 49,513

18.45,28 2,0 ,0

250,1 50 317,60521 9,50,0

43,097486

180,950 3,985,14 27,98*10

128,4 53

12,94 0 3i~ob7od 18,597039

New

Total

Sasktchewn

Capitl 83,96035 26,0 0 18,41.20
$

239,510 30,67520 19,806790

19,350

FCOREPIGNAT,

Capitl 219.85,0 30.675,20 19,806790
3

New

19,350

3,50 . 0

bt$RbPt6eor,op0hnfnvusdidecs.g

410. 0 1,90 , 0

Capit l 3,780. 0 109, .0 28,350
New

Total

fRDBeecaoovansltornuprmdiknt

$

37,20 0 180,65 0

Capit l 41,750. 210,8.0 6,30 0

Interaiol

60 ,0 0

New

60.14 683

6,0 ,30

5,7,475

704.074

12,45 8 74,502 78 16,380 9,705863 2,10,0 20 .0 125,73 450, 0 2,05 0 704.074 14,23548 17,098753
410. 0
23,801.250 93,48 59 5,280, 0 250,9 40 298.0 63.798,45 150, 0 2,50 0 64,501.2 387,6359

3,206931 9,267 31 1,50 . 0 102,750

12,87231

39,40. 298,0 23,78.645 150, 0

410. 0
20,594.319 84,21.364 3,780, 0 148,650 298,0 52.093,645 150, 0 2,50,0 57,9431 265,7 364

38,41695 50 ,0 0 34, 025

26,38491 9,6 869 41.750, 258.61,95 6,80,0 124,3502 2.50.0 1,075,0 53,149 48.261,89

J.2,53 281 2,6 281 3,05 0

12.53,81

91 .219

26,3150

15 ,781
26,38491 87,13458 41,750 235.9841 6,80,0 12.30,25 2,50,0 53,1491 461,30 69

25.809,41 50 ,0 0 34, 025

1,50 , 0

1,50 0

,

6,706,931

1,7053

1,50 , 0

1,50 , 0

85.360, 2,50 0 15,781 26,750 372,9581

146,31925

80 ,0 0

14,09 21

$

$

2,0 ,0

20 ,0 0

41,750 20,31 0 6,30,0 8.410 2,50,0 1.075,0 26,750 387,095 0

Refundi g ib7Yo 3,05,0 "91 7219

—1948-

2,0 ,0

10,92.0

20 .0 350, 0

39^40 298.0 29,78.945 150, 0

2,80 , 0

"

$

Total

SOUM AFRY

15,6420 58,10 9,0 ,0 12,50 0 850, 0 2,60,0 23,0 0 12,94 0

796,20

47,60 0

1,20 ,839 49,57039 15,6420 105,7 0

9,7 6,20 12,50. 0 850, 0 2.60 , 0

.,240839 j 17,5390
<

m

Refundi g 31,8674 1,60,0 8~507b0 3,65,0 37,981647

15,6420 26,83 5 7,40.0 12,50 3.6070 19753,0 83,96035

1 5,839

5,0 0

42.60,

$

-194

~

Capit l

$

New

Total

$

796,20

5,1 839

36,8 647 1,60. 0

1,085 0 4,8120 15.642,0 68, 3 5

850, 0

-

3,780.39 43,097486

8,196,20 12.50, 0 2,60,0 20,6 0
.

12S,4153

Refundi g 3,280. 0

17,956 0 69,83190 20,5 0 137,25.632 3,549,643 891.2 5 62.4806 10,8750 36.04,90 309,4690

24.853,62 3,549,643 4,09125 19,3806

20.5 0 12,40 34,80 0 43.10 0 10.875,0 18,09 0 239,51 0

$

-1950

ACHNARDTE

145,0 27,0825 706,84195

289,716 0

$

952423205,,5,676110 ISCONGORNREPUUEFPWAIT
fgovernmtagencis&t.,Posein, rSbiamofnautunciocpleldtyydeisnsesUStaid. SEPTMBR Notes- .ceoptr,manufces manufctrig htroealdtcin.g, Notes— —cetocpr,manuf—es manufctrig —_——-htroealddtcing,._ ecotpr,manufces manufctrig throealddtciin.g, _ecotp.r,manufces manufctrig ;—.- throaelddticinn.gg,,— securit

19,630 6,0 0 10,5 0 193,60 6,432,0

$

32,0 0 410, 0 1,90,0 40,7 0 291,57 0 "20 ,0 0 2,0 ,0 60 , 0

$

309,4690 t6,0 .0 10,5 0 38,160 278,51920

Refundi g 19,630

5,280, 0 21,850

Refundi g 1,50,0 102,750 3.645,0

"491-

69,10 0 31.62097 9,50,0

748.659,0

$

New

$

1,2G6,3G0 3,20 , 0 104,98.0 9,62,30 21,973.50 1,70 , 0
._

2.09,025 96,5 675

$

367,50

§

17,5390

Refundi g 37,981647 5,0 760 *1 6, 39

Total

582,1 657

461,309

i

$

-1950

95 ,863

-19

TGtFovheadrgnmf,lcyM- MFOYTSFSUEPHNIHAAVNIRREBD
FFTMOSALFEYGIPNOHUIAVVREACRBRDNMPGLT,
Capitl

—194

89 ,80

$

16-

127,0 0 27,6942 792,568024

$

—1947

61,04960 23,148.35

Refundi g 3,20.0 103, .0 9,62,30 21,973 50 ITmo o 57209,75 145,07 625
10 .0
Capit l 16.380 8,750 2,10,0 65,12650 2.05,0

38.45,0 16,290.4 760, 0 201.847,325

17,098753

898, 0
-1946 Refundi g 145,07 625 ~367~50b

38

5,0 ,0 19,630

1,350

3,280

1,350 —- . 5,0 ,0 19,630
■

24,85362 3,549,643 4,09125 19,3806

Capit l 20,50 109,20 23,450. 43,10 10,8750 13,09 0 219,850
S

New

.

17,956 0 69,83190 20,5 0 13.97,632 3.549,643 27.541,25 62,4806 10,875.0 31.046,90 289,716 90
__
.

SEPTMBR boannodtesds stock stock_ bonanodntesds. stock stock foreign—.boannodtesds stock stock corpate. IBnteraanioklGovernmtforeignGoanvdt,•Municpal^Stes,Staes toal. fdignuorestihpnrveately Boands Utiles coal, acesori indausntrdl bueildtncgs, trus,Miscelanous Boands utiles. coal, acesori indausntrdl bueildtncgs, trus,Miscelanous '—utile:s IrotV,^el'.cda Acesori indausntrdl bueildtncgs, trus,Miscelanous utiles—_ coal, acesori indausntrdl b;ueildtcngs, trus,Micelanous corpate
OF Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on
Corp ate- Domestic—- Candi -

MONTH




Other

Total

§

Can dian Other Loan

Farm

Grand

United

.•Thes

placed

OFMONTH

Long-Term Railroads Public Equipment Maotnords
Irsoten,l,

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ing Investmn

Total

Short-Tem Railroads Public ste l, Equipment Maotnords
Iron,

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ing Investmn

Total

Sfqcks—

Railfokds Pub](A'

Equipment Motrs'and

Other Land, Rub er

Ship _ing Investmn

Total

Total-

Railrods Public Irson,et l, Equipment Maotnords Other

'_ JShiping Investmn

Land, Rub er

o

o

O

f+-

VS

00

Total

CD

2,9635,10 38,1250 962,45.780 720,4 83 126,950

"90~0l 0 7,50 , 0 [942]50

20, 0 63,905 85, 2 34 760, 0

Refundi g 2,1587 31 2,14,0 453,287 4 73,12039 126,950

7,50 , 0 "101,50

20, 0 53,9250 154,8291 760, 0

Total

S

7

S

-1946

90 ,0 0

Capitl 81,3790 36,01 0 509,172406 647,352.04
$

7,841,0

79,80 703,69243

New

Total

Jg

Refundi g 95,603485 5,235,0 214,758.03 31,852 7 4,978,50

Capitl 1,95 049 61.490, 482,156483 271,3.076
$

39 ,0 0

521,50

Total

"I I"!

35,12 0 38,1250 376,8947 26,15 62 109,258 60 70,54 05 36,04 850 6,502,50 1.2,59 30 1,021,801 12,63 81 340,6 917

1,69 731 623,980 1,45973 81,94762 246,75860 1,940835 625,4085 30,78650 53,704.30 1,021,801 28,76581 481,69417

50,0 0

2,719,5 7 2, 69,725 31,07362

812,718
526,407 3 573,095 0 1,739605 40,317 0 407,12098 527,4327 17,09. 0 3,21957 l,i"0~725 59,4694

35,07 0 36,01 0 85,01 6 20,53 62 108,45 2 589,40615 25,06 850 6,502,50 .9,53 1,021,801 10,364086 309,2 5

1,652,910 50,830 285,0742 41,63062 24579,842 786.3 ,207 97,8 423 13,7 50 50,48.3 1,021,801 17,264086 42, 453

59765,0 6.7250 362,813579 19,08 02 473,015 98 37, 367 3,20,0 2,0 ,0 12,80635

1,0 5769 178,450 2,1 4 29 27,0 0 10.36250 43,508 2 1,03569 2 169,48367 56,8210 67,50 0 2.0 ,0 342,95630

0
Refundig 573,09 80,27594 34,69230 26,8 20 516,78427 17,09 0 50 ,0 ^232"0, 28,1260

2,064,0
436,0 0

50 ,0

Total

78,450. 1,758230 27,0 0 10,36250 24,50 0 56,3084 13,750 53,621 0 6,90. 0 170,450

40 ,0 0

6705,0

Refundi g 25,80 0 783, 0 75 3,0 ,0 107,9 65 3,945,0 4,01 0 25,0 0 7,258.15

20 ,0

2,0 ,0

Capitl 152,60 974,6075 27,0 0 10,36250 21,50 0 48,319 127,805 9,610, 0 41,90 0

326,,,57349460.470818922

2,50 , 0

206,0 0

4705,0 "60 ,0 0 56740, 61.490,

10 .0

1.875,0

$

-1946

9

$

New

FSY3EEPIOTAV0MRRBSER

$

$

-1947

$

New

MNEONIDTHES

60 ,0

3

250, 0 82,1 0 30, 0 20,750 1,9425.3 23,0 0

25,0 10273",49

3,57 ,0 402,539.70 396,43925 1,20 0

50 ,0

623,980 1,079.840 5,79230 U7.50 0 423,07580 589,60 24,8 0 41, 450 16,'32156 105,9620

Capitl 50,830 19,75640 21,0 0 137.50, 196,387592 72,831.573 7,25,0 40,9450 6190,0 7.849, 8

Coobligiattffnys

83,0 0 308, 0 35,1675 29,0 0

New

$

812,718
291,6741 5,625,0 18,023890 10,9750

2,1 4,0

includes

2,9471 ,034 6,7250 69.14,56 302,9863 5,0,0 ~3~9 ~6O 25,0 0 10l2~73-,497 250, 0 182, 10 .13,0 51, 0 1,9456291 52,0 0

$

-1947

Total

163,285

3.05,0 5,235,0

708,930

197,027 34,963 85

13,85248 246,10 4 25,80 0 981,07285 3,0 ,0 14,761380 3,945,0 4,01 0 25,0 0 708,930 24,163

165,7082 19,08 2 438,05143 37, 67 3,20,0 1,291,07 98,71 02 763,9 056 152,60 1,40375 27,0 0 10,36250 40.58,02 890,3452 165,3867 12,80 42,50 0 1,291,07 318,2798
10,80
19923,81 ,238 0 2.5016 210.48 6 148,07 4 10, 0 123, 780 79,483695

7157.,8039642 32,3810,1989077665254.4
EFTNMSF3YIOPHAITDVAC0RRBG 4142,.2108655,7396973 GtbUSlP$iontav6orscpne,hk0rvlfucmedewd.isgyDp. 414231.,086,198067875,207593965,.4123.67
$

3,80421,0

56,0 0

150, 0 87,~6ToI5 2,16348720

65,897
Refundi g 219,854 98 8.314,05 17,23468

40 ,0
584,60 70,913 05

$

-1948

Capitl

$

New

Total

56,0 0

3,584.6902 ,35091 394,2536 379,20457 1,20

$

3,421.859,672

6,150, 0

5,940, 0 28.349,50 413,28 41

$

47,260 1,750 6,40 73,0 0 13,60 16,30 0 748,051 0 30,8 0 35,48 0 14,30 35,0 0 437,60

FOR

65,897

65,897

Refundig 42,90° 8,701 29 6,50,0 25,97150 21,075 0 19,482 19 16.570,
$

1948

1,60 , 0 3,57,0

596,516

18,34.617 7,093 46

5,70, 0

Capitl 405,1970 1,6 45271 6,80 13,60 16,30 72,5380 279, 50 16,05781 14,30 35,0 0

10 ,0

$

275,463172 1,2380 '2,5016 203,5146 148,074 10, 0 12.6 ,34

150, 0

5,940, 0

472,341.60 24, 570 14,72 10 1,36,740

i

STAE

Total

UNITED

$

THE

421,07

389,56 0 1,67234,6 80,42 80 6,39,0 1,80,0 589,610 396,0 0 41,620 2,60.0 45,60 0 24,70 68

5,790, 0

796,041830.8152,79 32.4159,6188547902
CFGLMFAOOOURVRNPEIERCINGPDMANTL,T,
,— 34113..2809862876,0,74562 agenis&c 621.0783 SifbfntFurtmceoaahouldngicdepyinrdslseeylsBUBRrcplnaswcukik, SE3PTM0BR — manufctrig hoeldticn.g, 2,3784—195 manufctrig hoeldticng.,
SE3P!M0BR

175,0 0

7,51 ,350 48, 189

IN

-194

Refundig 156,8 573 209.47 25,60 893,39

Capit l 3,26574,09
$

New

Total

$

6,0 ,0 16,0 0 23,1450 21,50 0

30, 0

2,1453,96

3,0 .0

3.29,1 0 104,920 420,31.620 497.0 182 27,54.50 20^854/790

Refundi g 984.32,5 51.309 30.189365 6.428,40 8.0 .0

3,0 ,0

Capitl 2.308,«.745 53,Gil.10 390.152, 490.61702 19.54, 0 20,854790
S

New

SOUM FARY

4 ,474

209,47

25,40 0

5,625,0

105. 26

5,730.526

46,910 24, 570 140,72960 1,065,240

638,0
387,1360 2.09,450 68,536750 6.2 ,0 246 ,250 249.86530 50,380 6.50 215,4950

17.0 0

9

New

861..33,06895,,4478222 ONCOREPFWATE 313.5.2629.05,,^667407453

10, .0 13.70 10.5 ,0 698.510 6.145,03 2.08763 0

S

165,0

$

-194

Total

-

•

-1950

10, 0 13,70 10,5 0 95.0 , 2,761524

IS UES

Refundi g 20,7340 52,790347 1,250, 0 12.79,26 9.4170 19265,0

Capitl 368, 40 1,57984317 79.10,8 6,39,0 1,80,0 576,8074 396,0 32,0 2,60,0 45,60 20374 ,608

94,0 0 782150, 21,39035 10,7 0

5,730526 256,9 50 412,389102

84,

2,04 ,

13

18

960. 449,

35

14.

35

10,

26,0378 42, 90 107,4916 6,50.0 32,456387 21.075, 0 19,48219

10,80

1.60 0 3,50913

1.809,13

New

10, 0 16,0 0 1,056 ,0 2,16873,41 32,0 0

$

,4260 067,589 538,30 ,160 .50, ,07486 ,6074 ,4980 30 ,0 0 0 0, 0 0 0, 0 457,8 0

447

562

17.6,51

24,8175063 4,82715063
150, 0 294,~05b!o6 2,0543815

30, 0

-THE

Total

S

17,0 0

70 ,0

Refundi g 97,8 10 687,05921 2.547.0 92,8743 36,912.50 9,0,0 6,2490 92.83,5
§

GROUPING

296.540 2.695,0241

-1950

638.0
289,3650 1,342.857 65.98 750 6,26,0 154.38,07 21.95,80 40.80 6.50 0 149,26.50
Capitl
$

New

CAHARNDTE

17.0 0

17.0 0

70 .0

87.25,0

4 7, 50 298,50

405,1970 1,937084 78,03 0 13.60 18,50 927,618093 428,5304 16.0 ,581 14,30 0 35,0 0 10, 0

73,4582

389,56 0 2.15076,84 104,6 50 6,39,0 1.80.0 730,82710 398,26374041.795,0 2,60 , 0 45,60,0 7,51,350 273,69 4

695,31

397,089

175,0 0

26,543 9 20,734.0 18.365,47 1.250, 0 13.75,96298,50 9,417,0 19,7b653

7,51 ,350 48, 802

69,08652 368, 40 2,03.4157 103,9650 6.39,0 1.80,0 71,605734 397,65.240 32,780 -.60, 45.60, 0 7,51.350 253,9 36

24L250
241,250
104,92.0 581.6731 15.42,705 192.458,12 35.862,719 1.78,270 29,043951 84,623 1 941,236592 387.13,60 2,67.9 31 84,096.45 6,26,0 439,78435 285,7 ;069 52,16720 "638,0 0 95,43051 387,4361

51.30,9 51.30,9 30.91 40 56310,935 267\2 0 ~948*,50 35,617.845 97.8 10 71.50,32 2.547,0 97,5837 36,912.50 10.6720
"

~

18,5240

35.8410 53.61 0 51.8671 15.42,705 241.250 187,4.190 35.862719 1.520, 29,043951 83,674 1 904,618.74 289.3650 81.549 5 6.2 0 241,250 342.185,97 248,15.69 42.0 0 638,0 95.43951 268,1536
1.90,7 59

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Grand

Total

Other

'!,

.

7Parm

United

,ftThes

Total

Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil

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Total

Stocks—

Total

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Oil

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from

(Continued

V

*250,000

3)

page

Leslie
lor

Salt

Co.

10-year

Insurance

Placed

of

Co.

note due 1960.
Purpose,
privately with The Mutual

New

York.

*

Capital Flotations

*500,000

Linen

Guild,

Inc.

477,

10-year

During September,

working capital. Placed privately witn
Insurance Co. through Lehman Brothers.

1950

*1,200,000 Riegel

the

tion,

Fruit

equipment.

J 10,005,000 Pennsylvania
Z,

series

2(477

RR.

new

*3,000,000

1,
to

Miller

I.linois

The

Co.;

&

Win,

Co.;

Rand & Co.;

Wells & Co.;

Mills,

of

bentures

.

due

Morgan

by

Sept.

a sinking fund of $100,000 annually beginning
refunding ($1,400,000) and lor new con¬
($'100,000 1.
Placed
privately
with an
institu¬

(with

1965

1951).

,

&

investor,

tional

lieu

due

Sept.

with

1,

234'7

first

mortgage

&

program.

Paine,

collateral

bonds,

trust

due

Sept.

first

Co.;

&

1,

for

Purpose,

1980.

Martin.
Otis

&

Burns

&

Wm.

Co.;

Co.,

&

Co.,

&

construction

eight

Home

Telephone

series

A,

interest.

*1,000,000 Maine
1980,

funding

1980.

Public

Insurance

Co.

Webber,

by

Service

for

installa¬

due

Sept.
for

bonds,

i

Bradford

&

Clayton

Halsey,

101.95%.

Price,

Life

Mutual

&

&

R.

Co.;

Bodine:

&

sinking

mortgage

Purpose,

1

Bruce

>

Sluart

first

Co.

&

W.

&

Newton

i

R.

&

to

by

Haisey,

Corp.;

Co.;

&
&

Mr

Dick

Co.;

&

Co.:

&

&

wic

&

J.

Co.;

&

The

Putnam

Bros.

Schmidt,
Deane
&

)

&

Co.;

Roger

mins,

&

Co.

Inc.;

The

R.

E.

F.

C.

Co.;
&

Co.;

Writer

Schmertz

&

&

&

*$1,000,000

Mayer;

Co.;

Stern

&

Co.

&

•

&

Co.;

Wheelock

Co.,

&

and

F,

Power

2•'477

Co.

first

and

140,000

1,

1962.

Delaware

to

*1,400,000 Hale

Purpose,

*350,000

:

;

&

Mutual

20-year

Purpose,

and

<$9,675,000

Placed

>.

Life

>

Insurance

and

privately

through

Lehman

F.)

Life

)

*750,000 Huyler's 4'7
A

and

ally

I
,

4(4 "<■ -4Va%

notes

Co.

capital
Life

(8225,0001.

Insurance Co.

secured

193,850

Offered

Insurance

for

with

Brothers

*600,000

Placed

Co.

and

12-year

promissory

of series B) to

be

Placed
and

and

Pilot

due

for

and

to

*2,000,000

Lewis

to

Aug.

series

Placed privately

current

Price,

Investment Co.

Miles

*700,000

W

Price,-

due

the

($500,000

insur¬

serial

bonds

7 a

200,000

for

1,

Co.,

1950

Inc.

and

100,000

for

Rich's,

334''7

annu¬

Munson

Line,

Inc.

Inc.

corporate

2.9077;

1,

1965.

capital.

Life

&

Co.;
P.

Allyn

Middle

United

10-year

for

finance

by

by;

additional

an

construction.

new

for

company

Public

E. Wood &

Phillips

Service

subscrip¬

A.

Telephone

Pioneer

stock,

Rhinelander

of

Placed

577': cumulative

Purpose,

Underwritten

par.

shares

100,000

Co.

to finance

share.

per

$100).

(par

at

C.

5(4 77

of

Inc.

Co.,

shares

2,000

B

Price,

Telephone
$1).

(par

Co.

series
:

&

Co.;

shares

Purpose,

$101.50

Allyn

C,

Shaughnessy

Huey

Co.

7,000

Co.

Price,

program.

through

Co.;

Chiles,

Inc.;

cumulative preferred stock (par $100).

lor

by

of

ex¬

H.

M.

common

Purpose, to pay lor plant improvements
Price, at par, Ofxered by company first
stockholders and then to puolic, with¬

expansion,
subscription

out

by

underwriting.

IRON,

A

$58,850

STEEL,

Hill

Globe

COAL,

Mining

COPPER.

5,885,000

Co.

to

pay

George

C.

Carroll

Offered

par.

Shares,

Inc.,

ETC.

shares

Purpose,

cent).

cue

and

M.

of

stock

common

mining expense;.

.

3,490,793

Granite

City

(110

PLced

da'ed

to

first

Co.,

Price,

Inter-Mountain

Cleek.

A.

Placed

bonds.

privately

Pierce,

Robert

W.

Eosworth,

due

Placed

Sept.

1,

Sullivan

privately

by

Kidder,

Company;

&

Purpose,' for-

1970;

&

Cc.;

Peabody

Co.;

investors.

and

b /

Inc.;

(Inc.);

July

in

T.

Walgreen
&

1965

to

%

refunding.
Co.

<

Co.

Bacon,

Inc.;

Franc

Kebbon.

McCormick

essential

$100

Placed

and.

one

resen es

unit.

of

Texas

note

privately
,

common

per

residents

promissory

'of

due

McDcnald-Moore

Co.;

&

Ca.;

and

to

Offered

15,

&

Lynch;

Newhard,
Reinho'dt

&

Smith,

ex¬

Mocre

Steinberg

by

Stix

'

and

Deane

A

&

Cc.;

&

&

Co.;

Company;
Union

William

Stifel,

Se urities

Whiting, Week5; & Stubbs.

1960.

Goldman,

$3,543,643

/

*Represents
tlnaicates

issues

issues

placed

sold

privately,

competitively.

&

Inc.;

Co.;

Smith,

R.

Staats

Nieolaus

Corp.;

G.

Merrill

&

H.

&

Co.;

Simmons;

Brown

Gardner;

Scribner;'

by

&

Co.;

Sons;

Dempsey

Hayden,

Stone

Hornb'ower

Milwaukee

Cook

Curtis;

Singer.

t -ckaolders.

&

Laurence

The

<fc

Co.;

common

only.

Sept.

through

stock

A'ex.

$35

Offered

Whipple

Ellis

Hill Brothers;
&

Priie,

:

Julien Collins &

Co.;

&

Jackson

sinking fund debenture
/hares

debentures

Price,
to

8'77

3.500

of

establLh

fa-ci'ities.

Simmons

Cg.

Co.

and

units of $50

Purpose,
agency

B.

Insurance

1,

Common

L'lunt

stock

common

public.

to

.underwritten

Beane:

Co.,

of

expenditures.
$37.75

Harriman Ripley & Co.,

Henry,

Weeks;

&

Co.,
&

Central Repubac Co.

through

Capital

(4.110)

Fenner

Baird

&

notes

shares

Lynch,

shares

99,414

.or

subscription

lor

company

1

Pur-.

Co.

stockholders

to

with
-

mortgage

share

Steel

Purpose,-

Unsubscribed

repoy

privately

Co.

pari.

by

Co.

institutional

American
due

Purpose,

$18,090,000

Price,

Utilities',

South

&

Harold
Arms,

and. Caldwell,

Northwestern

(par

Purpose,

Insurance

purposes..

purposes.

with

Co.

Sachs

common

subscrip ion

Co. 49.200 shares of common
to

Offered

C.

A.

J.

Co.,

purposes.

sinking fund debentures

Sept.

working

Eeissner &

Inc.

share.

*5,000,000

of

program.

price.

same

share.

Latter

price.

shares
for

subscribed

Purpose,

by

Inc.;

per

Mutual

Brothers,

(par $10)

1951 to 1960, inclusive.
Purpose, for working
Placed privately with Metropolitan Life Insurance

Co.

than

Co.

$24,853,632

3'77-

due

and< for

Perry

pand

stock

common

same

expansion

company

other

the

at

the

7,754

Inc.

for

by

Public Service

Collins

stock

promissory- notes due Sept. 1,
for corporate purposes.
Placed privately
institutional investors by The First Boston

Hancock

Wm.

repayable $75,000

Service

which

$3).
per

preferred

by-

series

of

Telepnone

shares at

Leonard

with

Inc.;

Purpose,
certain

loan

&

($275,000)

series

shares

Co.,

(subordinated)

$200,000

corporate

through Reynolds & Co.
Inc.

Co.,

by common stockholders. Unsubscribed shares (40,631)

and

Underwritten

debentures

Grubbs, Scott &;

Central

Purpose,

pansion program.
Bishop & Co.

due

payable

accounts

(including

Purpose,

Fauset,

Richards &
Patton & Co.;

Kay>

410 shares

Co.

Of.ered

parent,

privately

Emanuel

of

the

construction

1931.

Northwestern

mortgage

Public

par).

$10

&

Inc.

1958

Bodine;

&

McJunkin,

sold.

22,045

stockholders

Ashmum

notes

.

Crouter

Anderson;

Co.;

than

for

share.

(par

for

100'7

at

Co.,

577

1,
Bi.

Laboratories,

corporate

others.

notes

(110

per

and

reduce

All

other

Orleans

New

Julien

work¬

Offered

and other corporate purposes.
Life Insurance Co. of

first

&

Co., Inc.; Paul H. Davis
& Co.; Loewi & Co.; Ames, Emerich & Co;, Inc.;" Cruttenden
&
Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Kalman & Co.,
Inc.; William R. Staats Co.; Stifel, Nieolaus & Co., Inc.;

Mutual

10-year

&

Telephone

States

underwritten

Life

notes

interest.

with

Leonard

Moore,

Co.;

Town-end,

&

Inc.

492,000 Northwestern

by The Ohio Company.

privately

Co.;-

&

Scribner;- Arthurs, Lestrange &
Butcher & Sherrerd; C'naplin

&

&

Yarnall

subscribed

tion

promissory note due 1957 to
bunk loans and for other cor¬

Investing

pose,

unsecured

privately

Middle

Inc.,

Co.

capital.

Valley

Moroney,

corporate

two

Co.;

Co..

&

common

33's'>

repay

Clark

W.

Deane

Applegate & Co.; S. K. Cunningham & Co., Inc.;
Ciaybaugh & Co.; Cunningham & Co., ana J. H.

$25

subordinated

debenture

subordinated

shares of 3.75'7
cumulative
Purpose, for construction pro-

$o0>.

&

F.

stock

Placed

first mortgage bonds due

577

E.

DeHaven

G.

also

stockholders.

by

come,

150,000

Co.

Whelen

stcckho'der.s

new-

Corp.

from




Co.

to

Purpose,

with

Co.

due

capital.
and

Co.

The

Inc.

working

bonds

$250,000

for

Placed privately

accrued

im-

lor

fiist

a

(par $10).
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $14 per
Offered by company for subscription by common

broker.

Co.

"on

customers

share.

to

according

for construction of building.

Insurance

Guild,

1365.

,

175,000

(C.

working

and

Corp.

with

Stores

John

promissory

Inc.;

Co.;

at

*2,000,000

MANUFACTURING

Co.

Union Mutual

Gazette

purposes.

1980.

refunding

sinking fund notes due 1962. Purpose, refunding

j

|

Corp.

(S10.325.0C0

*500,000 Hathaway

j

and

15-year mort¬

bank loans

repay

par

subscription

Purpose,

Kerk
for

Insurance

for working capital

Mutual

Cum-

to

at

Acceptance

bank

refunding

companies

Deetjen

,

V

100

'

412'<

convertible

iis

to

(par

Singer,

stock

Georgia

Life

4'/a'/,

for

1962.

Bros.

porate

Yantis

of

Standard

privately

1970.

125,000

Co,

and

two shares
stock.
Purpose,

Ppwer & Light Co. 60,000 shares of 4(477 prefonecl stock (par $100). Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed privately with a group of insurance firms.

Yoxk.

New

Sept.

privately with Provident

purposes
ance

as

shares of 577;
160 shares of
of pre¬

300

of

*6,000/)C0 Kansas

277 -3(47'r

1950,
101,

Life

Light

Biddle,

Blair

5,740

building.

Benefit

as

Thomas

1,

Co.

office

who acted

Inc.,

and accrued interest.

Placed

Co.;

Processing Co. 3 (4 % notes due serially
Purpose,-for additions and improvements.

Manufacturing

1980.

Ziegler &

C.

from

Purpose,
to

common

Steele & Co.; Green, Ellis &
Co;. A. E. Masten
Co.;

&

July 1, 1956.

Placed

*20,000,000 Aveo

1,

100

mortgage

Mutual

Purpose,

*2,500,000 Miller-Woh!

AND

from

acted

Geo.

sold.'
Wis.,

July

inclusive.

by B.

to

the

(Ohio)

Purpose,

,

Yarn

Co.

<fc

I

inclusive,.

<

ranging
All

of

snare

company
served basis."

Co.;

Pru¬

March

1964,

to

one

units

in

$50)

Corp.

oversubscribed,

Youngstown,

dated

Madison,

dated

ranging

Price,

company

101 Va

Oversubscribed.

INDUSTRIAL

1951

Price,

of

bonds,

1951-1965.

Co.

capital.

Sept. 1,

Goldman, Sachs

OTHER

1,

Oifering

by

Lynch;

Co.

Drug

$150,000

*$600,000 American

Oct.

serial

Jefferson

serially

$112,400,000

by

for improve¬

of

bonds

Purpose, for working capital.

and

Co.

.Diocese

frcm

Price,

due

&

the

construction.

Discount

*2,500,000 General

bonds, series H, due Sept. 1, 1980.
Purpose, to
bank
loans
and
for
expansion
program.
Price,
100.75'7
and accrued interest.
Offered by Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler;
Blair.
Rollins
&
Co.
Inc.;
Drexel
&
Co.;

Cooley

of

Securities

Price, $51 per share and accrued dividends. Offered
by The Fiivt Bosion Corp.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.;: Harris, Hal. & Co. (Inc.); Shields & Co.; Stroud

,

mortgage

Paine,

Webster

gram.

loan

mortgage

stockholders of Central
Webber, Jack >on &

common

parent.

&

(par

preferred stock
•'

America.

of

Purpose,

American

by

M.

& Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; L. F. Roth¬
schild & Co.; Sehoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Stroud
& Co, Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Folger, Nolan Inc., and

to

rang¬

Placed privately with

Euilding.

Offered

loan.

Mohawk
&

20-year

stock

common

and construction program. Price, $lon per unit.

7,500,000 Duquesne

ty

ing

Swiss

&

Price,

bank loans and

first

annually

Insurance

■

•

Singer,

S.

City)

Congregation

maturity.

Oct.

Co.;

&

and

+

including

interest./Offered

by L. C. Ziegler & Co.

mortgage

300,000 Crown

Brothers

Co.;'Watling, Lerchen

and

construction.

accrued

Y.

Bishop

new

Bernard's

with

Inc.;

Inc.;

1950

1,
to

repay

Co.

serially

for

debentures/

Chris-

Co.,

stock

Price,

Co.;

&

July
1952

-

MISCELLANEOUS

Patter-

&

dated

Jan. .1,
new

2 Va'i,

Minn.,

to

Co.,

btone

and

152,320

Co.;

E.

Paul,

of

Telephone & Telegraph Co.
preferred stock (par $501

provement

Dras.s

Ofiered

repay

's

ferred

first

St.

shares

cumulative
common

ETC.
of

$22

stock¬

program

94.035

Co.

company

Gas

&
and

23,000 Dundee

.01

$10,875,000

' S.

R;

&

Rothschild

Stroud

Wood

due

mortgage
1

Co.

construction

oea.ei'-managers.;

&

through Ivor B. Clark,

Daih

Illinois

Palmer

Peters,

L.

Wertheim

Inc.;

Electric

Insurance

Price,

Service
Co.
80,000
shares
preferred stock, series F

Water

by

Electric

10-year, mortgage
of properties.

Life

subsidiaries.

01

convertible

Telephone

Central

Cuius'

Corp., N. Y. City 10-year note due 1960
Paramount Pictures Corp. 1
Purpose, for
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance

privately /with

Co., Inc.

220,000,000 Virginia

477

stocks

common

for

Oilered

Co.;
Dean

Securities Corp.

plus

(N.

Paramount

Catholic

101.

gage

Co.

Crouter

Hutchinson

S.

Smithers

&

Thomas

Harold

Co.;

Seasongood

S.

F.

Stokes

Corp.;

Anthony
&

■

(par
$10).
Purpose, to retire unsecured notes held by
International Telephone & Telegraph. Corp.
Price, at par.

Oversubscribed.

'

*$625,000 Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc. 4'v

Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich

Co.;

Co.;

Scribner;

Co.

940,350

Corp.;

America.

mature

to

for

to

2V2'/> -3% '<<■

first

Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;

Hutzler;

&

Walter

Weeden
&

&

Poole

American

;

Co.;

&

Inc.;

Robinscn-Humphrey

Salomon

I

&

Robinson-

Stubbs;

:

of 5.36%
(par $25).
and to repay bank
loans.
Price,
$2o,40
per
snaie;
Underwritten by Dean
Wirier & Co.; Biytn & Co.; Inc.; Elworthy & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
Brush, Siocumb & Co.; Davis, bkaggs &
Co.; H. Irving Lee & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Kaiser
& Co.; Mitchum, Tuliy & Co., and Shuman, Agiiew & Co.
California

Purpose,

Sehoellkopf,

Walker
&

par).
111

cumulative

Co.

Insurance

of

250,000 St.

Julien

M.

Merle-Smith;

viaster

tensen, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock

'

•

H.

&

Inc.

bends

Corp.

Broadway
by

1950

Brothers;

Co.; Minsch, Monell & Co.;
Co.;

to

1501

to

1013/4

Inc.;

Co,;

Townsend,

&

Hirsch

Kendall,

&

2,000,000

for acquisition

Heart

10177,

to
&

Purpose,

Purpose,

Arthurs,

Byrd

Burr,

Courts

DeHaven,

Co.;

&

Otis

Copeland

son,

G.

Mutual

BUILDINGS,

Purpose,

100

1970.

Co.

short

repay

Stuart

Securities

Co,;

Co.;

Miller

Co.;

The

Sacred

Broadway

Ohio,

pipe¬

Price,

program.

Coffin

&

&

on

C.

Purpose,

mortgage

Ziegler

550,000 Roman

Inc.

mortgage

Purpose,

American

<fe

Hill

oonn

'».

E.

Co.;

&

Pierce,

Securities

Week;

Struihers

Properties,
with

the

improvements.

&

&

Corp,;

Whiting,

Wood,

1960.

construction.

3%

1970.

Gov p.;

Day

and

(guaranteed

re¬

Co.,
Inc.;
Fauset,
Steele
&
Co.;
First
of
Michigan Corp.; Folger, Nolan, inc.; Green, Ellis & An?
derson;, Gregory & Son, Inc.; Grimm & Co.; Hallgarten
& Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Heller,

I

1
j

L.

Co.;

1965.

1,

from

dential

Co.

Co.

Offered

Cooley

Dempsey

Dickson

I

Co.;

Securities
&

through the Union

of

ments

In¬

Co.

Stockton Broome

Securities

Coilins

j

The

Inc.; Spenser Trask & Co.; Tucker,

in

first

C.

due

3'i. first mortgage bonds
construction, and to repay
privately with Mutual
York; The Fidelity Mutual.Life

1,

Peck;

Co.;

B.

Hutton

Lynch,

Hutzler;

Web/ter

&

semi-annually .front

B.

due

Lestrange & Co.; A. E. -Aub & Co.; Auchincioss, Parker
& Redpalh; Bache & Co.; Ball,
Barge & Kraus; J. Barth
& Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc.;
Blair, Robins & Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; J. C.

t

E.

J.

(no

Offered

*7,000,000 1501

1975.

1,

construction

interest.

&

S'.one

Boyce;

privately

York

ing

accrued

Placed

Tally

and

Adams

J.

UTILITIES

Gas

share. Offeied by company for subscription by
holders,
without underwriting.
Oversubscribed.

W.

Co.;

&

and -all

Co. 304.486 shares of common
Purpose, principally for additional in¬

Natural

vestments

Ohio Company;
Pressprich &

The

R,

&

Bros.

July

mortgage

for
and

another insurance firm through Paine,
& Curtis; Stone &
Webster Securities

notes

Inc.;

&

Co.,

due

3'/2%

new

New

oi

Mitchum,

accrued

S.

LAND,

and lo repay bank loans arid for
($1,720,000).
Price, 101.769'//
and

bonds,

term

first

mortgage

first

Sept.

240.000,000 Tennessee Gas Transmission

and

Riter

Salomon

Petroleum

$450,000 Church

of

and

Jackson

and

377

Co.

advances.

and

Insurance Co.,

Corp.,

1, 1979.
finance
group

a

Purpose;

first

3''

Offered

Purpose,

loans

line

with

20-year

1963.

due

A.

purposes

*2,500,000 Southwestern

Lite

1,

Co.

($1,880,000)
interest.

accrued

bank

3'/a77

Co,

Electric

series

construction

due

loans

*2,000,000

bonds,

Co.;

Merrill

Co.;

Curtis;

value are taken at par, while pre¬
classes of common stock are

par

vame

per

/•

Co.

Hampshire

fund

due Oct.
and to

notes

privately

Purpose, for expansion program.
privately with the Northwestern

Placed

surance

23,600,000 New

Service

Public

Prairie

New

Deane
Cummins,

&

equipment.; Price, 102.17
by The Ohio Company.

Ofiered

&

&

&

mature

May

due

automatic

stock

Glore,

Inc.;

Inc.; Shields & Co.; Smith, Barney
Smithers & Co.; William R.
Staats
Co.;

Weld

Placed

companies;

bonds,
of

W.

Moseley Co.;

Co.;

&

Union

Co.;

notes

Singer,

Inc.;

Wheelock

and

Plated

Logan
tion

Weeks;

par

PUBLIC

$43,100,000

program.;

insurance

F.

Witter

*3,100,000

Co.;

&

Oversubscribed.

*6,000,000 Detroit Edison Co. 3% promissory
Purpose,
for repayment of bank

50,000

Wells

Mullanfcy,

Inc.;

Pollock

E.

Thomas

Scribner;

Inc.

&

stated

a

$6,698,692 American

Hayden,

Parsons

of

their offering prices.)

at

,&

Eoston

company

Corbett,

&

First

Fomeroy,

Eros.

White,

F. S.

Jackson

Co.;

&

Co,;

Stein

and its two subsidiaries.
Price, 100.407'/;
and accrued interest.
Offered by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Byrd Brothers;
of

program

stocks

stocks' of 11Q

Harriman Ripley
Miller &

Co.;

(Inc.);

&

McDonald

Co.;

Beane;

Humphrey

and

mortgage

Hornblower

Webber.
Reynolds

Hutton

&

expansion

&

&

Stroud & Co.,

23477

Co.

Light

&

Power

Son;

Marks

Fenner

Oversubscribed.

Co.

212,000,000 Delaware

&

ferred

computed

Courts &

Estiabrook

Nolan

(Preferred

W

Co.,

&

Co.;

M.

loans

to repay bank
Price,
100.78777

and
accrued interest.
Offered by Dillon,
Read & Co.
Inc.;
A.
C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; T. H. Jones
en
Co.., ax-i er <te «.o.; ivi^onaia ai c j.; merrnl, Turoen
&
Co.; Riter & Co.;
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon
Bros. <te Hutzler; Union Securities Corp., and Dean Wi'tter
construction

for

and

'

&

Brothers.

Lenman

by

STOCKS

Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Feabody
W. C.
Langley
&
Co.:
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Lehman Brother,s; Carl M, Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Laurence

&

privateiy

Dominick;

&

Ihe

Folger.

Graham,

Noyes,

of) 3'•
external secured serial bonds
March .15, 1951 to 1995. Purpose, reiunding.

annually

pro¬

Johnson,

Co.;

investors,

institutional

Illuminating Co.
1905.
Purpose,

Electric

225,000,000 Cleveland
bonds

privately

Placed

program.

Michigan Corp.;

Co.;

Corp.;

Inc.!

Co.,

Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Harris, Hall & Co.

&

Hilliard

Telephone Co. 377
first mortgage and collateral
sinking fund bonds due 1975.
Purpo. e, for expansion

*750,000 Central

<te

&

Elyth

Dominick

Inc.;

Hemphil,

Co.;

Dodge

Inc.:

New

de-

Robert

Corp.;

Harden;

Securities

Evans

A.

First of

Co.,

Clark.

Co..

Equitable

Clement

Forgan

f

A.
Securities
Weeks &

& Sons;

&

fund

interest.
Underwritten
C. Allyn & Co.,' Inc.; Alrp-

Laker,

Dickson
Co.;

sinking

lor construction

Purpose,

($46,-

;

;

(Republic

Panama

accrued

American

Inc.;

Brown

S.
&

Corp.;

Purpose,

struction

Co.,

A.ex.

Co.;

1970.

ancj

Stanley & Co.;

Brothers;

R.

1,

'

;

Foreign Government

'20-year

23i'<

notes,
1951.

15,

$338,160,000

clue

Co.

933/4''<

&

Drexel

debentures'due

Line

»'i|»e

Price,

gram,

E. Pollock & Co.;
Thomas &'Co., and

fund

program.

fiscal agent.

York,

Placed

Co.;

sinking

K

debentures due
Placed privately

15-year

Aug.

due

refunding ($70.000,00u) and new m„ney
000,000).
Price,
par;
Oufered by
Everett Smith,
Purpose;

Inc.

& Co.

consolidated

Federal
Home
Loan
Banks
1.7077
C-1951, dated Sept..!, 1950 and

series

*$10,500,000

$40,000,000 Plantation

UTILITIES

477

expansion

agent.

insurance companies.

of

stedt

Co.

Read

consolidated notes, series
due May 15, 1951.
Pur¬

($75,000,000)
and new money ($89,000,par.
Oilered by Everett Smith, New York,

Price,

fiscal

OILS

Inc.;

Telephone

■

due

notes

through Dillon,

Corp. .377-

Plywood

group

fund

by Macdonaid

refunding

000).-

addi¬

In

$34,800,000

$20,250,000

*$1,500,000 Central

York

Purpose,' for
a

sinking

3'7-

New

States

1965;

Inc.

PUBLIC

B-19ol,
pose,

purchased S4,800,000

parent,

Oct.' 2,

Home Loan Banks-l5/s 77
dated Sept. 1, 1^50 and

174,000,000 Federal

116,000,000

Inc.

Baird

Co.

Yantis &

S.

York.

of New

Life Insurance Co.

debentures.

Co.

United
with

& CO.;
Corp.;
Gregory & Son, Inc.; Harris. Hall & Co., Inc.; Hornblower
&
Weeks; Merri.l Lynch, pierce, Fenner & BeAne; Otis
& Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Hayden,

F.

due

debentures

1970.
Purpose,-refunding ($1,4CQ,000) and lor new* construction
($3,600,0001.
Placed privately-with The Mutual Li.e In¬

•

Offered

yield from 1.6077 to 2.75'/, according to maturity.
by Hahey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; R. W. Pressprich
Blair,
Rollins & Co.
Inc.; Equipiable
Securities

Mullaney,

these

*8,000,000 Kobbins

certificates,

trust

1, 1951 to April
equipment.
Price,

April

Purpose,

Mutual

Riegel Paper Corp., the

surance

equipment

annually
for

mature

to

inclusive.

1965.

equipment trust cer¬
1950, due annually
Purpose, to purchase

15,

1951 to 1965, inclusive.
Sold privately.

15,

Sept.

of

Sept.

dated

N,

series

2.85%

Co.

Express

Growers

tificates,

fund

dated

Issues

Agency

Banks, 1.65',7
consolidated
1950 and due July 2,
1951.

Credit

Intermediate

,,

1,

and

RAILROADS

•$10,245,000

sinking

33477

Corp.

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

.

Purpose, refunding.
Price, at par.; Offered
G. Newcomb, New York, fiscal agent?. -'

19/2. ' Purpose, .or construction ox
new
mill.
Placed privately with the Metropolitan Lixe Insurance Co-

Years)

Five

Than

Carolina

Aug.

Later

Maturing

Notes' (Issues

and

v

.

Government

and

Loan

Federal

debentures

1960. Purpose,
New York one

in

due

loan

for

Bonds

$48,160,000
.

Details of New

Juong-Term

Farm

mortgage

construction.

new

Life

.

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

The

(1630)

M.

Marks

Co.;

Paine,
I.

M.

&
&

Moore,

Webber,
Simon

Earnev

<fe

Co.;

Mark

Comoany,

Walker

&

&

Co.;
C.

Inc.;

Co.,

Volume 172

Number 4955

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

(1631)
OTHER

INDUSTRIAL

AND

Company;
$75,000

Allen

Organ

Purpose,
purposes,

without

150,000

Allen

Co.

to

rrice,

$100).

additional

Price, at

200,000 Arcturns

other

pub.iq.y

preierred

Lazard

corporate

by

company,

for

&

by

cumulative

repay

Co.;

and

lor

Inc.;

Turben

pur¬

Tully &

corporate

pur¬

Maynard

loan,

other

Inc.

ipar

50,000

$5)
in

and

shares

of

100,000

units

of

6%

convertible

shares

one

&

of

class

preierred

and

capital,

.rrice,

hinnard

and

$5.20

Si

per

Otis,

&

Records

10

Corp.

ternsl.

woiking

300,000

of

capital

to

purchase

Price,

$1

equipment

new

share.

per

Co.;

Stein

Consolidated
stock

(par

share.

per

Engineering

$1).

Corp.

Purpose,

Issued

by

for

600

shares

working

company

of

exercise

upon

common

capital.

Securities

by

Si

Detroit

Hardware
stock

common

Price,
&

41,000

$3

100.000

Co.;

shares

C.

Co.;

McDonald

U.

.•

Gundy
Refractories
(no

par).

share.

per

&

Alloys

Corp.

Purpose,

Offered

4.400

shares

of

com¬

for working capital.

Si

for

company

Corp.

596,000

shares

subscription

of

Inc.;

H.

Trask

Co.,

&

Chas.

Co.;

Co.;

B.

While

McEvoy;
Harold

E.

Co.;

White,

Witter

Wood

Si

Si

Co.,

Co.;

20,250

by

oil

$1).

(par

&

for

stock

common

Gas

Co.

Purpose,

for

payment

or

30,000

working

capital.

shares

seismograph
rentals

Price,

of

work,

leased

on

$1.02

capital

acquisition

properties,

(par

cent).

one

Purpose,

for

expansion

subscription

and

program

by

"

working capital.
John

.

300,000

Price.

Co.,

F.

McLride

Hathaway

(C.

preferred

Price.

r

F.)

st-<ck

at

50

cents

Offered

share.

per

of

$25).

shares

Purpose,

Underwritten

by

5.3%

of

Offered

for

for

II.

working

M.

.

$500,000

American; Motorists

Co.

&

capital

Oversubscribed.

at

600,000

Meek

(John;

stock

share.

per

Si

Co.,

Si

Wm.

Purpose,

Carlson

Austin,

Co.;

Inc.;

Roney

&

for

Co.;

shares

working

of

common

capital.

Price.

DeYoung-Tornga Co.;

Hie key

Co.,

150,000

;

$4

131,500

Commercial

&

Si

Co.,

Co.;

and

Inc.;

Mason,

Charles A.

Warren

Price,

Moran

Parcells

&

Inc.

Daily

York

&

I'res-to-Logs

$100).

(par

Co.

Puipose.

1,250

for

shares

construction

of

of

Price,

common

928.700

offering;

subscription

at

stock

by

for

Julien

Mohawk

Business

stock

mon

Price,

$1

Machines

13

(pai

share.

per

Corp.

cent;).

25,000

Purpose,

Offered

shares

for

of

working

Price,

com¬

of

activities

Finance

Corp.

to

9,287

stock

(par

par.

Subscribed

by

without

company,

$100).

derwriting.
75,292

shares

of

for

$3.50

&

shares

and

for

public

shares

bv

of

stock

and

to

$1).

(par

purchase

Purpose,

stock

in

to

expand

Gosselin

88,813

Co.

$2.501.

(par

by
40,003

for

Purpose,

Price,

at

Delaware.

production costs and

Offered

par.

by company

for

equip¬

new

Co.

stockholders,

common

Sonic

Research

par).

Purpose,

Corp.

29,700

2 000

shares

stock

common

(no

R.

153,000

of

Offered

297,500 Tobin
(par

to

public

Packing
S3).

share.

working capital.

by

Co.,

Purpose,

for

Underwritten

Cobum
"

Si

84,000

Cohu

of

*1,500,000

$8.75

Hayden,

825,000

Inc.;

Sage,

Rutty

Lemon & Co.:

Si

Co.,

tal.
&

Price,

Co.,

loans

repay

Inc.,

$2.15

and

share.

per

Chemical

stock

common

additional

Offered

Corp.

Purpose,

for

$5).

Price,

at

(par $1).

working

52,097

shares

by

of

for

company

V

stockholders

and

&

T

by

west

Superior

drilling
U.
A.

-C.

).

Briird
Si

&

and

1

*

&

Co.,

Co.;

Si

J.

^

&

E.

W.

Clark

Si

Day

Si

Co.;

Blyth

Baker,

R.

Co.,

Alex.

Chaplin

Inc.;

Inc.;

&

Si

Co.;

W.

Co.;

Clark,

Clarke

Curtiss,

Dodge

Corp.;
House

&

S.

Mejia;

Dickson

&

Co.;

Df'vis,

&

Drexel

Inc.;

Si

Co.;

Corp.;

Cement

First

California

Co.;

A.

Evans

Si

First

Co.;

&

Si

Hayden,

Co.;

Stone

Hal'garten & Co.;

Hayden,

Co.;

Hemphill,

Noyes,

Graham,

J.
&

Co.;
J.

Henry

Weeks;

Ingalls

&

Johnston,
Jones

&

Kidder,

Heriman

Hllliard

B.

E.

&

F.

Son;

Hutton

Snyder;
Lemon

Co.;

Peabody

&

J.
&

Johnson,

&

Kay,

Co.;




Co.;

Co.;
A.

Hill

Hogle

Co.;

I.

175,000

Si

C.

Co.;

Co.;

E.

Jones
A.

M.

Kirkputrick-Peltis

&

3,150,000

Si

Co.;

Kidder

W.

Scranton

<fc

Si

&

Si

&

Co.;

Co.

&

stock

No

Purpose,

$1).

Co.;

Si

Co.,

and

Sold

to

establish

See

of

Inc.

Grocery

Co.

210.000

shares

for

working

capital.

Price,

&

Cohu

&

A.

M.

Co.;

Johnson,

&

Curtis;

Kidder

Courts

Lane,

&

&

<

123,150

Co.,

Clement

M.

A.

Farwell,

and

Inc.;

J.

W.

15,000

Kormendi

Co.

$17,956,900

of

Of¬

5%

of

at

par.

capital

stock

Underwritten

of

Placed

by

capital

privately

stock

through

18,960

shares

of

class

A

(approximately $26.87Va
Corp. for its own account.

&

share.

and

&

Si

Si

by

Blunt,

Kebbon,

McCor¬

&

Co.,

California,

Julien

Collins

Si

Link,

Inc.;

Co.;

&

&t

Peck

Moran
R.

Co.;

Straus

Gorman,

Mason,
William

and

St

Co.; Loewi . I
Fairman & Harris,

Noyes

Co.;

Lerchcn

Illinois

Sil's,

A.

&

Riter & Co.; G. K.
Co., Inc.;
Bosworth,
Co.; Paul H. David
Wailing.

The

Co.;

David

Wood

Si

Co.;

Co.;

Hopwood;

Rogers

McGlone

Corp.;

stock

common

Underwritten

Emerich

Co.;
E.

of

112,500 shares of

Cruttenden

&

Kane,

Co.

Co.

Natural

Skiatron
C.

Si

4,226,250 Standard

Si

cj

Ct

;
Ct'.

Staats

Co.

3.000

per

share.

shares

Products

$1).

(par

by

F.

Gulf

Co.,

Sold

Sulphur

Inc.

Price,

Eberstadt

&

Co.

Inc.

Price, $83,25 per share.
Corp. Oversubscribed.

Sachs

The
Si

stoc

k

States.

stock

)

(par

directly

Fran i

to

&

First

Co.;

Boston

Webster

shares

share.

Corp.;

coi.

Undt.

»
•

stoc k

common

Offered

shares

Lehman

of

share.

per

Oversubscribed.

shares* of

23,352

Detinning Co.
120,000
$10).
Price,
$20.25
per

(par

common

United

367,500

$11.50

Co.,

2,430,000 Vulcan

Inc.;

the

common

(no par).
Boston
-

of

Purchased by Werthein

Attorney General of

Co.

Coil

stock

written
1,944,054 Texas

the

Corp. 20,000 shares of
Price, 75 cents per share.

Moore

mon

Gas

Price, $41.05

from

cents).

of

by

The

Firs*
stock*

common

Underwritten

Brothers;
Smith,

Blyth

Barney

Si

Si

)

Cc

/
,

Cc.]

Securities

Corp.; White, Weld Si Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.;
Harris, Hall &
Co.
(Inc. ;
Hornblower & Weeks; Lee Higginson Corp.; F. S. Moseh
f
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Shields Si C<
;
R.
S.
Dickson
&
Co., Inc.; Granbery, Marache & Co ;
Johnston,
Lemon
Si
Co.;
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwoo' ;

$15

Put'vm

Si

Doolittle

&

Co.;
Co.;

Humphrey Co.

silvt.r

45,000 Vulcan

&

&

shares

market

Murch

H.

Jaffray

Carl

(par $2).

Stein

Tindall

stock

Chapman Si Co.;

Ames,

Haro'd

Fenner

Marks

Co.;

California.

share).-

per

shares

Higginson

Inc.;

Masten

Weeks;

Evans

of

common

500

share.

Corp.

per

Lee

Co.,

Aim.

E.

Republic
&

common

Co.;

Co.t Laurence

Co.;

John

Wilson-Trinkle

&

com¬

Under¬
&

Inc.

share.

per

$18

Maynard

Pacific

reserves

Space and Co., Inc.; The Robin¬
Alystyne Noel Corp.; Atwill and
Co.,

subscribed.

Childress

of

Oversubscribed.

Wood,

Price,

of

shares

82,591

Co.

Co.;

Si

Co.;

Stone

of

by

Eichler

Co.

$24

Co,

4,950

Power

Co.;

Co.;

"Long-Term

Purpose,

common

Offered

Co.

Tile

by The United

&

A.

common

essential

under

of

share.

per

shares

(about

Si

&

Manufacturing Co.

Goldman,
shares

by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Sachi & Co.; Hornblower <fe

boyqe;

Inc.;

Wood

by

Central

shares

50,000

Pacific

4,100

Price, at

par).

$4).

Inc.:

Co.;

Sluobs;

stock
Amer¬

Inc.

Simmons;

51

Wertheim
Si

shares

and

Co.,

per

Si

Walker

"

Goldman,
Webber, Jackson

Sf

<fe

Co.;

Underwritten

Beane;

Paine,

&

Co.

Inc.;

share.

per

Batemun,

Co.,

mick

Co.;

Weeks

Co.-3,500

facilities.

agency
Notes."

Si

Co.

Co.- Inc.;

&

$20,50

$15 50

Mohawk

Sullivan

Co.;

Stix

$14.5(1

Si

capital

Underwritten
&

3,500

Inc.

Securities

Ellis

Stanley

Co.;

of

underwriting involved.

(par

Inc.;

Staats

Co.

market

at

Price, $43

(no

2,025,000 Pheoll

Loeb

Co.;

(about

of

Co.;

Co.

Brick

Price,

share.

per

completed.

Insurance

Co.;

H.

Si

Si

Casualty

509,550 Niagara

Lau¬
Merrill,

R.

shares

Reynolds

Allyn

$25.37Vu

Struthers

McGann

(par $10).

Rhoades

Spencer Trask

Walker

E.

Co.,

(par
Bar¬

preferred
stock
(par
$100).
Price,
by Johnson, Lane, Space Si Co., Inc.

$2).

H.

Morgan

&

Whiting,-

Harold

Offering

$10).

Lovett

share.

Corp.;
H.

Co.;

Kuhn,

&

Co.;

Brothers

G.

Si

Si

Miller
Si

son-Humphrey Co.; Van
Company; The Bankers Bond

Co.;

Laird

Price,
Wood,

Geyer Si Co.,

Corp.;- John

Loeb,

market

share.

Price,

Sons

Laboratories,

(par
Sz

$1).

Co.

lor

Stroud

Gerst'ey.
Net

Lead

Corp.

Price, 90 cents
account

Si

Co.,
Inc.;
Burnham & Co.;
Sunstein & Co.; The Robinsor •

proceeds to Continental

of

50,000
per

shares

share.

Callahan

Zinc

of

Can

Lead

Co.,

common'

Sold by

J.

A.

Inc.
stock

Hogu*

Co.

i} '
$26,783,641

I

.

Over¬

^Represents

issues

Jlndicates issues

Co.;

Pont
&

Brothers

Albert

Co.; Shearson,

M.

William

Co.;

Securities

expand

and

Mead,

Stern

Carl

McGlone

Tully

&

Corp.;

Weld

American

(par

Carl

Co.;

Boyce;

Webster

Witter

Co.;

Moore

White,

tpar

&

&

Brothers;

Mitchum,

Securities

to

Bros.

Co.;

T.

&

Winn

Si

Inc.;

Si

Co.;

Smith,

stock

Co.,

&

by

(par

Si

Lenman

Marks

Si

United

per

Co.;'

Co.,

Chas.

Co.; John Kormendi Co.;
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson

Co.;

Bros,

Bonds

Hornblower

Button

Space

M.

Co.;

and

Co.;

Si

$3).

3,551,413 National

&

Shields

McDonald

Co.;

stock

Parsdns

Richards

&

W.

Lone,

Robert

Richards

Si

Co.;

Dean

,

&

Co.;

C.

Si

Struthers

-

,

Si

W.

Union

Inc.;

&

Si

Legg

1' Stone

Southwest

Miller

Stringlellow;

Co.;

Stein

Fo'ger, Nolan Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Granbery,

Mp.rachi

du

Bosser;

rence

Si Co.;

Co.,

I.

76,725 Miles

Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Si Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harris,
(Inc.); Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone

•'

Dominick

duPont & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Elworthy

Forgan

stock

4,000

shares

Rollins

Bakeries,

Pimr,

Turben

M.

Co.;

Francis

Paul

Inc.
(pair

Smith,

by

Co.

at

C.

Light

California

Woodard-Elwood

Si

Skaggs & Co.;

Co.,

Co.;

Kirkpatrick-Pettis

Cmrts
Si

&

A.

Blair,

&

Co.;

Si

Co.;

H.

Courts

by

Co.,

stock

Oversubscribed.

Co.;

Si

Equitable Securities

Company;

,

W.

Bradford

C.

Sons;

Co.;

Offered

cumulalive

Company; Shuman, Agnew &
Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Company;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; Johnson,
Lane, Space and Co., Inc.;
Kebbon,
McCormick
&
Co.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;

Boettcher

<te

&

for

common

&

common

through

per

Inc.;

$1).

First

(James)

Offered

Hemphill,

Hammill

Weeks

J.

Brown

&

R'chard

Davies

Doo'itUe

&

Co.,

Dodge

Price,

Price,

(par

by

Merry

cumulative

to repay bank loans.
dividends.
Underwritten
by

Skaggs & Co.; Dillon, Read & Co.
&
Dominick;
Drexel
&
Co.;
Eastman,
Elworthy & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; The
Corp.;
First California
Co.;
First South-

Glore,

Co.

Scott &

Corp.;

Stearns

Bear,
&

Ferris

&

(in
Inc.;

Robert

&

Co.;

Si

Co.;

Co.;

Co.;

Si

Kraus;

Co.;

Weedon

Co.;

Dominick;

Si

Inc.;

Sullivan

&

Co.;

Si

50,000

Purpose,

accrued

of

Offered

115,263

Corp.;

United

stock

fered

Davis,

Co.;

Boston

C.

Barge
Co.

(Inc.);

Crowell,

Watts

Co.

Si

Securities

Bache

and

share

per

Read

American

ker,

Cabell &

Co.

Dain

L.

B

$10

Dillon,

Redpath;

geological

4%

Co.

Jackson Si.Curtis; R. W. Pressprich Si
Co.; Putnam & Co.;
Rausfher, Pierce Si Co. Inc.; Reinholdt Si Gardner; Riter
Si Co.;
Rotan, Mosle and Moreland; Schwabacher & Co.;

1,935.000 shares

for

Price,

bv

Inc.;

&

Bosworth,

Si

Co.;
M.

R.

&

Ball,

Branch.

Byllesby

Purpose,

Canada.

Co.,

Inc.;

Rollins

Co.;

Co.;

&

Parker

Harden;

Blair,

in

California, Ltd.

$).).

Underwritten

Allyn

Auchineloss,

of

(par

operations

dollar

S.

Oil

stock

of

of

common

Lumber

&

privately

Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.; Hornblower- &
Weeks;
Howard,. Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
and Co.;
F.. S. Moseley & Co.; Maynard H. Murch Si Co.;
Newhard, Cook Si Co.; The Ohio Company; Pacific Co.
of California; Pacific Northwest
Company; Paine, Webber,

OIL

common

Clark,

Co.;

&

Hallgartcn

:

$4,091,215

of

shares

shares

$15.50

Inc.

(par

pro¬

Dominick

First

'

Canadian

and

par

(Inc.);

Inc.;
"

&

v

110,000

of

share.

per

$L).

Power

Lees

institutional

A. G. Becker Si Co. Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co.
Inc.;
Ellis Si Simmons;
B.yin
&
Co,, inc.; Boeticner
Company; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; A'.ex. Brown
Sons; H. M. Byllesbv & Co. (Inc.); Central Repub'ic

Hall

$19,350,000

98,400

Co.;

&

'

employees.

Inc.

(par $100).

stock

company

share.
Blyth

and

shares

45,000

Co.

pan.

Co,

written

cumulative

expansion

with

Si

City

(no

Si

Francis

stock

at

r

:

4.6%

for

capital

by

shares

per

Curtis

&

'

Edwards, Inc.

privately

proceeds

.

19,332

$15.50

Plywood

Securities

'

and

,

slock

subscription

J.
of

Purpose,

Placed

par.

R.

Co.

Price,

com¬

stores.

Stores,

Co.

opi al.

$50).

ipar

by

shares

A

chain

Boyce;
Dabney

The

of

Offered

Co.

100.000

(par
Placed

Becker

G.

mon

class

Blunt,

capi¬

capital

30,000

of

expand

Safeway

Davis

working

Offered

Inc.

at

to

through Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.

Dillon

unl

share.

stock

Price,

shares

27,000

Purpose,

Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane;
Anderson
&
Strudwick; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.;
Baker, Weeks & Harden; Ball, Bulge & Kraus; J. Barth

by Blair F. Claybaugh

expansion

Offered

par.

Co.,

Si

of

for

Securities

" Merrill

and

".-object to sale of at least 135,000 shares,"

Unexcelled
(par

•

to

per

Fruit

Inc.

$lt.

&

Poole

&

Kentucky Utilities Co,
12,000
shares
of common
stock
(par $10).
Price, $12.75 per share.
Offered by Blyth Ss
Co., Inc.

J.

by

First

Schmidt,
Bros.

Townsend,

shares

share.

Price,

Hosiery

1,025,000 Langendorf

Co.,

(par

Penn

Price,

Oversubscribed.

Transvision, Inc. 3CO.OOO shares
Purpose,

260,485

Co.

Sz

Offered

and

Co.,

preferred

11,000,000

&

.

Middlebrook.

Millei

share.

per

Milburn

investors

per

Stone

$1.10

Small

Stores

stock

preferred

,

Mead,

Gosselin

gram.

stock

common

C;)., Inc.; Johnson,

Si

share.

per

Price,

Co.:

&

$20

underwriting.

shares

working capital.

by

Co.; George E. Cooley

-

without

company

Inc.

Price,

Inc.;

Kansas, Inc.

Price, $1.10

,

for

of

mon

of

Price,

Edwards,

subscription

and

Co.;

Pacific
West

;

$5).

Kansas

'

ment.

Inc.;

oversubscribed.

Power

$62.87'/2

share).

Blylh

class

chain

Stores

Inc.,

&

Perrin,

Stein

St

Mil¬

Murch

Co. (Inc.); Julien Collins Si Co.; Paul H. Davis
Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Farwell,^Chapman Si
Co.;
Henry Herrman & Co.; Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Kid¬
der,
Peabody
&
Co.;
Landcnburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
Lester
&
Co.; Loewi & Co.; Moreland & Co.; Newhard,
Cook
Si
Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Co, of
California;
Charles A. Parcells & Co.; Sills, Fairman &
Harris, Inc.;
Stix & Co.; Straus &
Blosser; Stroud & Co. Inc.; Sutro Sc
Co., and Wull'f, Hansen & Co. Oversubscribed.

offering-

of

The

H.

&

employees

shares

Co.;

Republic

cap¬

'..

220,000

Co.,

Co.;

Loeb,

Moran

Maynard

Co.;

Co.;

19,853

per

&

stock

stock

Inc.' (Kansas)

Co.,

&

Co.

Jackson

Pacific

ican
promo¬

under

Si

&

M.

Co.

A.

C

cumulative

and

Co.

Price,

Holeproof

working capital.

officers

&

&

was

Co.

Ccrp.

Chemical

&

per

1,786,577

corporation,

4%

Webber,

(par

working

Graham,

Carl

Kampcrt.

par).

Georgia

prior

class

Co.;

Miller

Kidder

Mason,

Turben

Payson

Si

$102

Light

common

Co.

of

Noyes,

M.

Co.;

Inc.;

Hayden,

Brothers;

Si

Pizzini

Gas

S.

Stores

$15).
ney

capital.

for

by

for

Candy
.v

;

i

Stores

common

stores

stock

common

of

Purpose,

Purpose,

of Curtiss

1948.

Gosse'in
B

Corp.

and

company

in

un¬

242,000

108,230 Smith-Dieterich

at

this

made

2,829,375 Dow

stock¬

underwriting,

Equipment
preferred

capital.

of

Price, f

by

working

Collins

30,000

(par $10).

Offered

par.

shares

v

25,003

shares

investments.

58,000

Corp,

developmental

Price,

without

at

100,000

Purpose,

Publishing

tional' and

stock

common

plant.

Subscribed for privately, without public

par.

$50).

Underwritten

par.

Compass

ital.

Missoula

for

2,630

Corp.

(par

non-voting

W.

Co.

Purpose,; for

company

Discount

stock

at

Co.:

Co.,

300,000

Insurance

$5).

by

without underwriting.

preferred

Harri¬

Oversubscribed.

*125,003

(par

Offered

par.

holders,

by Otis & Co.; Cantor, Fitzgerald

&

R. C. O Donnell

C

Inc.

Underwritten

Inc.;

Si

son

Industries,

$li

ipar

stock

<

A.

Sears,

Co.,

Goldman,

50 cents).
Price, $8 per share.
Underwritten
by Van
Alstyne Noel Corp.; Shields Si Co.; P. S. Mo.-cley &
Co.; >
Courts & Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Straus Si
Blosscr;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Dcmpsey & Co.; Coburn & Mid¬
dlebrook, Inc.; Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.; C. F. Cassell Sa
Co., Inc.; Chilas, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc.;. Doolittle Sa
Co.; First Securities
Co.
of
Chicago; Penington, Colkefc
and Co.,
and Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.
Oversubscribed.,

public.

MISCELLANEOUS

capital.

Payson

Co.;

Co.;

&

Si

Co.;

Co.; Newhard, Cook
Pacific Co. of California;

offering

&

B.

(no

&

Hemphill,

&

Merrill,

M.

Stroud

Price,

of

stock

Harriman

England Public Service Co.

Oil

Diana

,;

cumulative

Co.;

Wells

Co.;

H.

This

New

by

Murphy

&

Co.;

to

Paine,
800,000

$19,380,600

12,000

&

stock

and

$2).

Lundborg

common

Cooley

Si

Securities

Means;
J.

R.

Gilman

Lehman

W.

299,646 Connecticut

by

Inc.

Co.

'par

par.

share.

per

&

Scranton

Tyson-.

of

Offered

Co.;

Hutton

Mullaney,

Inc.; B.
Chas. W.

Church

•

E.

Maine

Co.;

(par $1).

stock

(par

Irving

Co.; A. C. Allyn Ss
Bartlett Si Clark Co.;

Marache

Meeds;

Clifford

account

Church

Stone
W.

Newton

Co.;

Stix

stock

by

Whiteside, Warren

H.

&

Yarnall

ipar

Byllesby

stockholders.

common

George

Charles

Granbery;

G.

&

Co.;

&

Co.;

M.

went

of

Offered

260,000 shares

Winslow,

Co.;

selling

Chace,

&

Co.;

Si

Co.;

Co.

Co.;

Co.;

Co.;

Northwest

Wood,

and

&

David

Si

Si

Co.;

&

Hayden,

waukee

Weld

&

by

shares

Whipple

&

Co.;

Rhoades

Co.;

M.

Allison-Williams

Collins

Bissell

E.

Williston

Bacon,

&

Co.;

Securities

&

stock

common

through H.

$16.25 per share.

Inc.;

Bradford

Laird,

&

Sold

share.

Power

Price,

Julien

Parsons

Swiss

Walker

H.

Co.;

&

Anthony

Union

R.

M.

Co.;

Webster

Wellington

J.

Dean

&

&

G.

&

Stubbs;

I.

Co.

per

Co.,

Estabrook

Barney

Staats

Tucker,

Co.;

&

Goodwin;

Weeks &

Inc.;

Sutro

&

Dann

Co.;

Smith,
R.

&

12,000

Maine

&

Inc.;

C.

Inc.;

Com¬

$5).

Brothers.

Completed.

Sachs

Stone

Inc.;

Neuhaus

&

Co.;

&

Co.

$10).

Co.,
J.
,

(par

Lehman

6,000 shares of

share.

per

Richter

Oil

Co.

(par

&

Co.

$16.50

$12.37 Va

Ripley

Schwa-

stock

by

Building & Equipment Corp. of America 1,000 shares
stock (par $3).
Price, $3 per .share.
Sold to

+4,225,000 Central

Mosle

Bros.

Inc.;

&

William

Co.

&

Rotan,

Shields

Co.;

&

W. >

Financing

common

common

Price,

Gardner;

of

Offered

Inc.

145,500 Bishop

Peet

Inc.; R.
&

Price,

Scherck,

Jaffray

Salomon

Scribner;

&

O.

Piper,

of

New

shares
share.

per

completed.

Co.,

8,000 Bank

of

Co.

properties,
Television

&

Spencer

Douglas

employees.

293,000 Federal

Stix

Stroud

Co.;

&

$2).
Si

Co.;

Co.

7,500

99,000 American-Marietta

Co.;

&

Representing

Inc.

$20.12V2

Quickly

Mitchum,

Son

Curtis;

Silberberg

Co.;

&

Not

Price,

•

Mason-

Pacific

Pomeroy,
&

,

Moseley & Co.;

Co.;

Co.;

Issues

t$150,938 Aldcns,

Price,
30,600

by

S.

&

&

Co.;

&

Hoffman

&

&

Co.;

Reinholdt

&

Deane

Boyce;

Whiting,

■

.i

&

Common,

program.
Si

by

Co.;

Newbold's

Co.;

Hutton

Underwood,

Wertheim

Purpose, for expansion

Underwritten

&

Walston,

of

&

Smithers

Vietor,

Winslow,

stock

$10

Sit.

share.

Co.

■

Electro

......

(par

per

Co.

mon

Manufacturing

H.

F.

Ohio

Rothschild

Singer,

Corp.;

Co.;

Corp.;

W.

&

Robinson-Humphrey Co.;
F.

Corp.;

American

option

of

& Co.;

&

Co.;

Lundborg

McDonald

Christensen,

Agnew

S.

Bros.

$5

Co.;

Si

Lehman

Irving

Monell

Shearson, Hammill

Co.;
F,

Price,

employees.
300,000

Co.;

Si

&

Langley
Corp.;

Co.;

Jackson

Quail

L.

Simon

and

by Cohu & Co.
3,000

Co.;

Shuman,

Underwritten

&

The

&

Schoellkopf,

&

stock

Co.;

Webber,

The

pany;

Purpose,

capital.

shares

C,

Preseott, Hawley, Shepard & Co.,

&

Co.;

Hutzler;

Inc.

&

Co.;

Writer

Moreland;

Under¬

umt.

Peters,

&

Minsch,

Stanley

&

Paine,

Pressprich
Riter

Mathey

Co.;

Murch

Hopwood;

A

two

Purpose, lor expansion, to repay advances

uearhart,

Co.;

&

A.

&

Cook

W.

Higginson

Rhoades

Coe; Laurence M. Marks

Morgan

H.

Meeds;

Lee

Loeb,

L.

Co.;

Newhard,

without

bacher

300,000 Central

M.

Merrill,

preferred

&

Co.;

Mackall &

to

bank

Bissell
&

Carl

California;

working

written

6%

Oliered publicly by company,

cent)

one

shares.

Laird,

Freres

Brothers;

1

stock

(par

of

to

equipment

fclec Ironies.

common

shares

Purpose,

par.

underwriting.

(par

lor

$100).

(par

Hagan,

1,500

poses.

for

ouered

par.

stock

common

machinery and

a.

Co.

chase

and

of

underwriting.

(par

stock

shares

purchase

Organ

stock

750

7

MANUFACTURING

TIrrdicates

special

placed

sold

privately.
competitively.

onering.

j

8

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General

Partial

Corporation and

This

Investment News
(Continued from page 2)
CAPITALIZATION

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

series

due

l^io

3%

series

due

19,«,

2V«%
3%

series

*3'/2%

instannent

Cum.

preferred

$3

contract!..

stoe*

cumulative

cumulative

S2.50

s.

i.

Preference

51/2 %

stock

•'The

permits

104,963 shs.
40,000 shs.

value!

par

—

500,000 shs.

—

£66,744 shs.

and

one

stock

£64,124 shs.

will

be

value

par

2,500,000 shs.

>

indenture

dated

additional

oi

Oct.

bonus

1943,

1,

under

£51,674,517 shs.

the

restrictions

1951,

2,

and

each

Stuart

Merrill

Lynch.

—V,

172,

and

owned

by

of

names

the

are

wholly

a

the

principal

owned

purchasers

of

thereof

amount

stock

common

the

bonds

new

agreed

to

Debentures

be

—

Fenner

$1,000,000

2,000.000

1,000,000

Beane——

<sc

Period Ended Sept. 30, 1950—

Mr.

Truck

net

earnings

of

NOTE—Comparative figures

corporation

its

and

subsidiary,

not

are

available.—V.

172,

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.—To

The
at

stcck

the

is

close
for

stockholders

offered

business
five

at

re-offer

to

and

less

not

at

22,

the

at,

The

shares
the

than

rate

of

to

are

company

$100

the

with

the

rates

for

record

of

$

before

'Earns,

taxes—

per

/"After

that

dividend

for

not

for

the

Gas &

$

$1.11

Electric

York

S.

first

nounced

a:

Commission

for

mortgage bonds.

part of

the cost of

..While

Oct.

on

the

of

the

company's

bond

sale

will

be

construction

distribution

station,

lines

Permanent
1949

by
of

station,
of

securities

9

company

SEC

covering

Nov.

1,

to

the

New

The

extension

used

to

23

$10,000,000

filed

in

a

first

bonds

of

'

be

sale,
sold

the

the

early

following

in

$6,000,000

and

of

will

program

172,

begun

was

be

to

made

require

registration

statement

bonds,"

with

series

C,

the

due

available,

provisions

ties.'—V.

and

172,

$6,000,000

p.

from

the

and

sale,

in

the

after

Central Soya Co., Inc.

through
earnings during

retained

securi¬

sales

Profit

Fed.

1949

before inc. taxes.
State income

Net

7,900,273

3,039,197

Income..

on

the

&

7,815,588

$5.76

$8.81

now

Period End. Sept. 30—

outstanding.—V.

172,

Sales

—V.

_■

$808,104

172,

$692,135

1950—8 Mos.—1949

$5,891,127

$5,744,465

1434.

p.

1948

Chesapeake Corp. of

$6,791,417
$2.34

—V.

per

172,

p.

Oct.

be

&

Ohio

S.

income
and

come

Other
Net

Net

ry.

in

4,160.000

_

"Net

of

462,665

$2.77

$5.44

$

Income..

1950—9 Mos.$

1950

$

18,990,000 230,976,000 217,326,000

common

Crl90,000
1,477,000

21,282,000
14,006,000

5,086,000

155,000

35,432,000

24 ,303,000

"709,000

25,613,000

$0.54

15 698,000

Nil

$3.21

$1.93

..

loss.




Keller,

four

plant

for

Natural

of

Gas

of

share

per

3

on

of

in

two

19.

Closing

1,100,000

over

$10.75

for

first

1984,

1,

temporary

York,

and

will

be

172,

Co.

for

will
be

are

under

are

refunding

bonds

the

at

mortgage

234%

after

and

on

before

Bankers

series

Nov.

Trust

1,

Oct.

of

Co.,

the

be

in

manufacture

started

less

Expands—

of

fibre

cans.

in

January, and it is anticipated that
by the middle of 1951.
The building
50,000 square feet of manufacturing area.—

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

dis-

is

which

in

has

the

By

be

ready

addition

all

to

recently been

spring of

kilowatts.—V.

2,884,151

1,927,942

6,047,863

6,031,592

"1,309,000

722.000

"2,490.000

2,263.000

based

are

Cook

1,575,151

period

&

Varnish

of

the

installed

in

new

or

is

about

three

electric
in

years'

A

171.

Co.

company

Nine Months Ended

it

Oct. 25

on

(par

Sept. 30—

Total

and

1950

in

Federal

taxes

at

income

$3,370,100

2,995,700

2,901,500

tax___

profit
"Earnings per

25,000

on

$387,900

_

ice

$468,600

$3.88

99,916 shares outstanding.—V.

171,

p.

Laundries

Profit

before

inc. taxes
income taxes__

Federal

$4.69

$177,715
347,700

outstanding

per

share

-—36 Weeks Ended

$219,551

$387,940

347,700

makers,

$1.11

$1.62

During August of 1950 the corporation purchased the business of
the Washington Square
Laundry from the Knott Hotels Corp.—V. 171,
1666.

6 Months Ended

Sales
Net

income

Capital

shares

Earnings

per

taxes

and

__"$146,000,000 $104,352,596
14,466,527
1,585,327
2,379,298
2,319,698

charges

outstanding

;

share

$1.87

approximately $70,000,000

this

tlncluded

by

Consumers'

stock

shares

Co.,

Toronto,

$0.68

change of accounting

Canada—Forms

mission
of

the

is

being

made

immediately

to

the

($1

for authority to export Texas
natural gas
Niagara border, it was announced on Oct.

Vice-President

and

General

Manager.

The

to
20

amount

Power

Canada

by E.

J.

Com¬

by way
Tucker,

expected

cabinets

such sales

national

are

of

com¬

in

use

for

units

service

parts

truck

and

direct

were

joboer

to1 be

AS

the

dairy

other

refrigera¬

manufacturers

to

distributing

and

OF

AUGUST

valuet

par

The

system.

uses.

1950

31,

Outstanding

650",000 shs.

"600.000

Baker,
The

common

of

names

the

underwriters

the

ana

number

follows:

Simonds
&

First

shs.

50,000 shares held in treasury of the company.

as

Estabrook

stock

Co

&

to

be

purchased

by each

of

them

respec¬

&

Kalman

Co.,

Ohio

172, p.

George A. McDowell & Co.

Shillinglaw,

Co.

5,000

20,000

Co

Cohu

20,000

Corp.

Inc

&

Shares

20,000

20,000

.

Co

Cleveland

The

Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
W. E. Buford & Co

2.500

20,000

Co

&

Co

10.000

Bolger

&

10.000

2,500

20,000

1434.

(The) Culver Corp., Chicago—Registers With SEC—
The

SEC

corporation on Oct. 23 filed a registration statement with the
4,818 shares of common stock,
$5 par value,
to be

covering

oflered

stockholders

to

offered

the

to

at

$5

public at $6.25

share

per

and

share.—V.

per

127,364

167,

p.

shares

be

to

846.

Delta Air Lines, Inc.—Files Merger Agreement—
This

corporation

Aeronautics
earlier
The

by

not

the

Board

is

in

system
The

in

Airlines,

formal

a

both

of

provides

the

days'

Civil

the

Inc.,

merger

filed

with

agerement

the
as

Civil

ratified

companies.

that

30

upon

by

makes

the

agreement

notice

may

either

by

Aeronautics

be

ter¬

company,

unless

Board,

final

it

CAB
on

clear

of

the

a

that

the

connecting

Northeast

is

merger

route

system,

to

contingent

from

New

"points

on

upon

York,
the

the

Delta

South."

agreement

describes

stock,

value

over

Northeast

The

20

months,
upon

city

the

Delta

Northeast

Oct.

directors

sight.
by

southernmost

for

24

acted

agreement

award

of

agreement

after

yet

and
on

boards

merger

minated

of

after

the

two

assets

the

how

Northeast

merger

companies:
and

stock

approved,

is
and

prescribes

would

in

be

exchanged

ratio

a

that

based

Delta

will

on

take

liabilities.

lew firm
of Foley, Hoag & Eliot
represents Northeast
proceeding, while Delta is represented by Pogue & Neal of
Washington, D. C.—V. 172, p. 1531.
in

Boston

the

Match

Co.—Earnings—

6 Months Ended June 30—
Net

Federal

produceis

commercial

Shares

New

Subsidiary to Buy Texas Natural Gas—
Application

for

commercial

was

biological

of

a

for

were

of

are

Diamond

Gas

largest

units

amount

iountains,

through

sales

of

book
caused

common

proceeds

Aug. 31, 1950, sales amounted to $11,294,462.

About 80'%

"Exclusive of

The

$1949

in these earnings is an amount of
approximately
$2,200,000 by reason of a change in the
company's method of account¬
ing which occurred at the beginning of the current
fiscal year.
£As
reported a year ago on old basis.—V. 171, p. 1047.

11, 470,000

12, 935,000

after

The

Authorized
Common

Corp.—Earnings—
1950

the

ot

one

CAPITALIZATION

action

May 31—

share.

per

refrigeration

of

soda

balance

remainder

347,700

30.63

is

company

90%

the

$563,711

347,700

$0.51

Offered—

Simonds &

equipment, commercial l'ood display and storage equip¬
conditioning equipment, beverage coolers, milk coolers, ice

equipment.

1562.

Sept. 9, '50 Sept. 10/49 Sept. 9, '50 Sept. 10/49
$321,664
$354,114
$660,730
$909,212
143,949
134,563
272.790
345,501

income

Capital shs.

Earnings

Stock

by Baker,

selling stockholders.

months ended

and

Corp.—Earnings—Acquisition

12 Weeks Ended

$20,350,258

cream

air

—V.

share

1949

$22,261,151

...

$5.871/2

1949

.

9.4%—

publicly offered 150,000 shares of

$1)

condensing

For the 13

tively

$3,408,600
and

expenses

1949

States.

equipment
of installation.

Corp.—Earnings—

sales

The

year.

475.

p.

1950

of underwriters headed

UNDERWRITERS—The

Net

amount

an

The

capacity additions undertaken since V-J Day
company's ability to generate, power by 200,000

Cement

172,

3,768,592

includes

current

Co.—Sales Increased

.

for the account of

of

Consolidated

rate.—V.

3,557,863

42%

the

—

3.

p.

group

stock

1030.

p.

of

Copeland Refrigerator Co.—Common

generating

process

38',/

—

—V.

and

New

time.

old

of

rate

weeks

26

the

Sales

Approximately

the

lirst

to

on

Paint

1,205,942

adjustment to

applicable

St.,

1951
the

172,

for service

111,418,807

37,103,481

taxes.

Nine Months Ended
Aug. 31—

due

turbogenerator which

sjfeam

will

expected

unit

111.534,229

39,211,352

tion

that

$

taxes—

inc.

current

$110,000

cube

Knowlton, President, on Oct. 19 announced
placed an order for a 75,000-kw.

$

/

income.—

"The

ment,

H.

39 Wks. Ended

$

and

income

pressor

Places Large Order—
R.

has

construction.—

operation

returns

exchange

in

Wall

16

to¬

opera¬

St.

approximately

before

Unted

Y.-

N.

in

16,

bonds

L

1950,

The

facilities

now

1343.

p,

sales,

Net

of

Sold—Of

recently to
Oct. 6, at $10,25 per
share for each 8V3 shares held,

per

available

of
the

kilowatts.

generating

kilowatts

$

income

Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.,
share, without the benefit of a
See also V. 172, p. 1434.

at

provide

Sept. 30/50 Sept. 24/49 Sept. 30/50 Sept. 24/49

offered

or

will

program

units

basis.

piice

30'/a.

was

180,000

onc-for-ten

a

Oct.

p.m.

date

steam-electric

which

Continental Baking Co.

$0.32

Federal

record

on

com¬

$809,728

Corp.—Stock

stock

common

of

shares to its

common

of America—Unit

allowances

provision

of

directors

are

Executive

Can

will

contain

172,

Federal

1949

—.—$1.19
a

at

issue

Bishop, F. S. Corrigan, R. R.
directors,
representing
the
Symonds, N.
W.
Freeman
and

construction

new

of

kilowatts

fully equipped

Piofit
1950

as

estimated

the

Vice-President, on Oct. 24 announced that
Louis, a wholly owned subsidiary, has
land in Piqua, Ohio, on which to erect a modern building to

counts,

Co.—Earnings—

$1,025,000

or

shares

153J.

Fibre

Gross

$2,986,504

of

at

460,000

other

capability

includes

BUSINESS--The

method,

1,669.000

taxes

income

Per share

462,665

4',264*000

railway
oper.

$2,518,121

Ry.—September Earnings—

29,086,000

Canadian

taxes

$1,280,955

1950—Month—1949

be
' ;

company,

L.

that

on

generating

Construction

1531.

payable under the Revenue Act of 1950.—V.

shares

17

"Includes

$
U.

$2,298,326
$4 07

Period End. Sept. 31—
Gross

Oct. 3/48

~

1342.

Chesapeake

Oct. 9,'49

462,665

share

A.

is

Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—The

$2.21

Consolidated Vultee Aircraft

Oct. 8,'50

outstanding

Earned

new

The

current

$6,507,130

stockholders

selling group.

Virginia—Earnings

and Fed. taxes

C.

[acquired

if

40 Weeks Ended—

Transmission

was

the

170,000

p.

Sefton

8,782,865

$7,236,593
share—$2.54

be

Consumers'

by

2644.

p.

common

oi

with

and

Ira

V.

Anderson & Strudwick and

p.

Net profit after
chgs.
Capital shares

Power

program

172,

2,175,735

deduction

company,

new

a

the

point,

$9,071,015

1,943,587

transactions.—V. 172, p.

this

project is
raised by

new

will

Gardiner

Power

Container Corp.

1230.

p.

Corp.—Sept. Sales Higher-

1.950—Month—1949

1949

8,735,004

4,857,201

3,804,502

shares

V.

12 672,789

2,317,814

$7.22

capital

tion,

the

MONTHS

9,446,219

78,859,927

4,769,012

Lyon-Palace

160.

taling 350,000 kilowatts

additional

rights expired. The unsubscribed 6,487 shares
publicly offered and sold by Scott & Stringfellow,

were

Net

Chanslor

the

are:

are

international

the

company

the

likely
■/.,

Tucker.

stockholders

Completion

the

"Based

$7.36

660,000

J.

Rice.—V,

figures

when

$

4,861,076

share

per

Based

2,866,709

These

E.

company,

Gas

subject

contract,

a

to

dealers.

case

2,209,625

—_

share___

per

Consolidated

...

"Earned

$

1947

95,423,145 104,107,600
7,635,721
6,122,316

and

taxes

taxes...—,

Gas.

and

of

new

of

cost

The offering was made
at
$28
Subscription warrants expired at

that

made
gas

Niagara

the

Consumers

$9,012,980

Net

1948

$

100,008,025

NINE

1950

Total

$4,000,000

directors

Fusz-Schmelzle

Subs.)—Earnings-

$

1

Net

(&

1950

FIRST

of

and

in

has
the

westerly limit of the Toronto company's

capital

rate

40,186

taxes

estimated to

28,800

Inc.

Year End. Aug. 31—

FOR

share, on the basis of one
22,313 shares were subscribed for

$11,800,000

1952, of additional

1434.

EARNINGS

common

will have increased

period

with

from

gas

present

each.

seven

company

together

taxes——

company estimates that it will expend
approximately $28,800,000
period Sept. 1, 1950-Dec. 31,
1952, for addition, extensions and
improvements to its properties.
Approximately $10,000,000 of th? funds
required for this program will be
provided
from
the
sales
of
the
the

the

for

17 by Lehman Brothers at
dealeis' concession of 55 cents

a

Toronto.

electric

decision

a

the

gas

esti¬

accurate

no

amounted to
approximately 95% of the issue, and the
oversubscription is subject to allotment. Morgan Stanley
& Co. acted as dealer
manager in this offering and it is
stated that there were
approximately 1,125 participating

company

Oct.

shares,

income

per

income

Nov.

The

funds

be

reach

Co.

deliver

completion

Citizens'

nearing

are

would

to

be

substantially oversubscribed, Jus¬
tin R. Whiting,
President, announced on Oct. 23. Total
subscriptions were 695,789 shares.
Initial subscriptions

for

Connecticut Light & Power Co.—'Definitive Bonds—

the

bonds, $1,000,000 from
depreciation and amortization

G.

mon

telephone

application

an

gas

company's offering of 510,470

the

properties,

C

R.

its

Boulder Creek, Calif.
additional revenue

buy

that

so

the

Corson

rate

172, p. 751.

on

value

par

Tennessee

will

is

series

would

Sept. 30—

properties of the company,
principally its
except that not to exceed $750,000 of the
proceeds
will be used to
pay an equal amount of short-term
notes representing
temporary borrowings for construction
purposes.

m

at

manufactured

could

midway

Consumers

$30,000 of

proceedings in

there

share, with

income

common

are

made

that

Commonwealth

1230.

p.

to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
the sale will be applied to
pay or reimburse the company,
for cost of
additions, extensions and improvements made

to

$5

Of

issue

379.

p.

of

part,

electric

property

the

there

Transmission

the

feet per

will be sold to the
British thermal units

1,000

stage

approval,

will

cubic

market,

is

gas

115,000,000

of

Toronto

this

the

Gas

Authorized

Consumers'

estimated

the

$9,656,889

income

"After

on

stock

mortgage

1950,

31,

Commission

U.

U. Commission

Climax Molybdenum

meet

program.

25,000
kilowatt
transmission and

a

program

1951.—'V.

1980.

Proceeds
and

late

P.

that

1950—V.

The

before

30-ycar

new

Light Co.—Registers With SEC—

Oct.

on

in

Aug.

estimated

income

Net

improvements.

construction

of

Months Ended

Definitive

Central Power &

in

the

sale of $2,000,000 ol
preferred
debentures.
Completion of the

additional

The

the

other

many

the

convertible

sale

and

financing

on

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

746.

p.

the

during

months.

generating

P.

water
an

stated

"Exclusive oi security

The corporation has
recently introduced natural gas to Its customers.
Other projects in its postwar
construction program include construction
of
a
60,000 kilowatt
steam
generating

hydroelectric

also

was

Piofit

$3.40

has

arrangements have been made for
company expects that at least $7,000,000 of bonds will
in
December and the remainder in
instalments
six

yield

Vermont

per

Total

taxes

1950-1951

The

at

bonds,

Valley Investing Co., Inc.,
Utica,
Lexington, Ky.—V. 16o, p. 3049.

that

California
Citizens'

CONSOLIDATED

13,033,261

172,

applied
to issue $12,000,000 of

authority

Proceeds

Co.,

held.

stock

common

185,386.605

$6.54

stock.—V.

it

end

share.

per

$

definite

no

of

SEC

shares, sold to an unnamed buyer at an undisclosed price,
make up the 100,920 shares which had been owned
by
Republic Steel Corp. See V. 172, p. 1531.

Corp.—Seeks Author¬

lhat

25

Mohawk
Bond

advised

hopeful

was

Earnings

ity for $12,0G0,000 Bond Salecorporation

the

the

Earned

Central Hudson

of

the

13 Wks. Ended

1950—9 Mos—1949

preferred

on

line,

that

when

Port Credit,

present

right

are

used

57,381,988 241,002,532
4,393,409
25,412,997

9,584,543
$2.47

share.

com.

providing

he

Federal

$

85,520.849

by

would

Rosenthal

"Net

1950—3 Mos,—1949

Sales

after

the

Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary
offering of
60,734 shares of
common
stock

Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings—

Profit

with

annually.

the

to

the

reserves

be

SEC

additional

offered

shares

for

Period End. Sept. 30—

rates

new

$18.62 Vi

the

with

one

be

by the stockholders.
Proceeds are to
of short-term bank loans.—V, 168, p. 147.

payment

shares

70

and

also

filed

(par$l)

194.

p.

subscription by stockholders

Nov.

held.

share

per

sale

for

on

shares

$100

for

subscribed

be

to

of

each

Dart

Sell Stock—

Cct. 26 filed a registration statement
covering 20,825 shares of $100 par value common stock.
company on

share

notification

9 Mos.

$392,000

Co.

The

of

letter

a

L,

increased

These

before

$205,000

—

each

Security

Rosenthal

that

3 Mcs.

taxes

for

date

Consumers'
near

revenues.

pur¬

$2,000,000

-

the

said

Tennessee

$6,000,000,

filed

19

properties in the northeastern section of the state
produce an increase
of $102,000 in
annual
California

to

(& Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings—

after

shaie

and

Mr.

Carlisle Corp.

"Consolidated

Ave.,

Rosenthal, President, on Oct. 19 announced that a
application
lor
certain
of
the
telephone properties of
subsidiary, Citizens Utilities Co. of California, was filed on Oct. 16,
The
application
pioposes /immediate,
interim
rate
increases

had

Inc.—

Pierce,

earnings

on

Citizens Utilities Co.—Seeks Increase in Rates—

case

"Net

Michigan

(CST>

noon

specified

subsidiary.

follows:

as

Co.

&

So.

o'clock

12

Increase

1530.

p.

Y.,

and

1952

Eonds

by

Halsey,

Oct.

undrewritten

Richard

instalments Jan.

for conversions of preference stock into
15«.d.
$

PURCHASERS—The

chased

N.

therein.

10,250 shares

debentures

332

to

up

maximum

a

natural

in the Niagara River.
From
gas will be owned by Niagara Gas
Transmission Ltd.,
in
which
the
majority of the stock will be owned
Gas Co,

supplemented,

as

£ Not adjusted

and

803,

bids

be

for

The

or double the heating value of
distributed to Toronto consumers.

governmental

boundary

4,000 shares of $1.25 prior preferred stock to be offered at
($25
per
share;
first to present preferred
and common stock¬
holders at the rate of one share for each seven preferred shares held

stock

($1

31,

receive

of

The

Equipments—

on

will

bulk,

Co.

feet,

Tucker

mate

1531.

p.

the

Gas

being

Mr.

par

1953.

July

111.—V, 172,

now

covering

stock-

issuance

tSIncludes

will

oh

company

preferred

•(Payable in approximately equal

after

The

60,000

($20

named

Chicago 90,

which

cubic

per

Citizens Casualty Co. of New York—Files With SEC—

500,000 shs.

stock

mortgage

the

conditions

value)

par

stock——-

Street,

of

Consumers'

territory.

preference

stock

first

29,709

presence

conv.

Common

90,417

pieierrea

cum.

conv,

5.60'/

<$j0

preferred

S2.50

2,000,000

.

day,

Dec.

on

Chicago 4, 111., for the
purchase from it of $3,270,000 of equipment trust certificates, series
H, to be dated Dec. J,
1930 and mature
in 30 equal semi-annual
instalments,—V. 172, p. 1342.

0,000,000

None

l>bU_

Salle

company
2 at Room

Nov.

5,500,000

10,000,000

■

due

La

The

S1G.000.000

10,000,000

due

debentures

Outstanding

$16,000,000

redemption

called for
improvement

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Bids

J

bonds

mortgage

3%

brought into Canada

has

and

to

FINANCING

Authorized

"First

reiunaing

South

NEW

Redemption—

company

1, next, $200,000
mortgage 37/«%
bonds, series H, due
Dec, 1, 1973, at
and accrued inteiest.
Payment will be made
at the Marine
Midland Trust Co. of New York,
120 Broadway, New
York
15, N. Y„ or at the office of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 123
of

profit

Common

"Earnings

alter
shares
per

taxes__

1950

1949

1948

$2,678,258

$1,826,121

$2,295,062

outstanding

856,060

856.060

856.060

share

$2.43

$1.43

common

$1.98

*

"Under

the

participating provision of the preferred and the

shares.—V. 172,

p.

1030.

common

Volume

172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1633)
Diana

Stores Corp.—Noel Elected

,' Richard
Van

C.

Noel,

Director—

a

investment

the

of

partner

a

Alstyne, Noel & Co., has been elected

Empire

banking

director—V.

a

firm

Operating

(The)

Placed
T.

Dobeckmun

Co.

Taxes

Dolan,

President, on Oct.- 24 said in part:
"This
company
has successfully
completed
negotiations
for
the
purchase' of Ben-Mont Papers, Inc., Bennington, Vt., for $1,846,650.
Ben-Mont was founded 43 years ago by its present Chairman of the

*

.

Board

ana

Treasurer

who

the

"In

v

last

approach
"The

of

period

part

three

term

loan

Insurance

present
r

The

They

to

"Dobeckmun
exceed

the

At

the

full

within

—V.

in

connection

Dobeckmun's

Assurance

Society,

No

change

Hancock

is

planned

in

of

the

in

preferred supplier

a

K'resgc,

of

printed

other

and

of 1 printed

line

1950,

1949.

the

at

and

paper

syndicated

trend

Dobeckmun

Comparable

172,

without

Co.—Begins

sales

in

380.

p.

for

stores.

Ben-Mont

1941,

is

It

—V.

site

the

of

ship

to

water

expected

172,

$1,711,785

$1,495,343

4,182

771

6,540

2,309

$1,170,613

$1,718,325

387,187

524,154

plant

new

some

*

the

is

located

the

plant

the

other

chgs.

413,026

$895,934

of

1949.

This
per

These

taxes

figures,

based

from

reported

»Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Beer and.ale shipped (bbls.)_,

completed

' In

.

the

v

in

195.0,

sales

by Carleton'S.
company's history

the

in

the

182,064

the

quarter
cents-per share,

profit

about

a

Capital-

year.

The

by

Stove

after

shares
per

»

-

the

wholly

Period End. Sept. 30—
*

Other

ooer.

Total

revenues—

"B"

bonus

credit

of

in

on

Fund)

Operating

inc.

18,604,959
2 331,750

—

or

intt)_

'

applic.

stock

Shares

to

Oct.

$

tAfter

:

7,010,199

6,602,100

19,806,250

Net

98,190,291

12,543,924

69,292,873

37,804,434

49,188,230 218,627,999
2,774,956
• 8,324,869

r

46,413,274

210,303,130

45,029.549

44,832,412

'44,985,844

44,788.151

in

$2.08

$1.03

$4.67

_

'

'

stk.

issued

135,994,725

Total

'

"

'

■

.

SURPLUS

$

J

'

'

$

218,627,999

Corp.

135,994,725

in¬

of

"66,500,000

——_

52,000.000

10,873,280

8,324,869
85,056,519

Sept.

at

has

—

—

$1,781,209

72,320

$1,577,920

____

(on

shares

656,049

2 %'%

bonds

interest.

771,977,637 616,087,293

30-

the

for

be

public

and

at

sale

to

used

new

redeem

finance

to

proposal

a

stock

from

to

reclassify

8,000

$5

the

shares

par

company on Oct. 11

sold

provide

for

the

retirement

of

$266,000

4ft' promissory notes

held

Ffd.

Payment

will

.

inc.

taxes

1

next, $150,000
1965, at 102%%

the

First

420,338

$180,682

39,129

paid

or

30,

v"

of

117,625

90,000

$1.56

balance

1950

$514,774

110,216

.

-

shai'e-

com.

$1,370,081

or

90,000

per

showed

$1,934,571.

sheet

$0.39

of

the

current

of

ratio

Sept.

subsidiaries
and

1950

30,

$1.10

k

its

$11,480,809

at

270.000

$3.50

and

company

enrrentr assets

The

270,000

compared with 7.42 to 1 at June 30, 1950.—V. 172,

as

National

1950—9 Mos.—1949

34,920

paid

consolidated

.Sept.

to

at

ACCOUNT

$597,532

dividends

The

1,

Dec. -1,

$4,271,637 $17,389,682 $13,514,625
273,518
2,302,465
774,374
92,836
932,384
259,600

1,017,870

profit

Earns,

$2.61

Dec.

on

made

INCOME

.$5,726,564

declared

.

be

1950—3 Mos.—1949

declared

$1,708,889

Redemption—

redemption
debentures due

Chicago, trustee, 38 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111,

before

Net

Heani Department
The

stockholders

-Earnings—
$

current
5.93

was

1233.

p.

Stores, Inc.—Financing

7,756,610

2,515,309

61,752,884
30,504,057

28,283,118

5,976,018

3,657,398

1,050,724-

13,465,244

all

The

5,549,459

will

89,854,646

Howe Sound Co.

(&
....

before

Prov.

82,157,241
5,814,486

58,986,000

783,532

for

stockholders

common

shares

common

for

Pa.,

the

on

held.

to

proposes

pur¬

by stockholders.

the modernization

the company'^

of

1-72, p. 1533.

Gross revenues

Profit

to

seven

Philadelphia,

preferred shares not subscribed

Period End. Sept. 30—

1,583,971,482 5,634,925,638 4,476,189,345
1,128,097,480 3,957,320,966 3,292,463,549
54,622,578
178,710,443
165,531,446

offered

be

Securities. Corp.,

proceeds are to be used for

stores.—V.

5,598,769,322 4,458,079,585
"22,691,072
12,560,301

intended

Planned—

vote Nov. 6 on approving an authorized issue
cumulative convertible preferred stock, par $25,

preferred share for each

one

Bankers

chase

$

is

it
of

The

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$

1,580,405,459

will

of'40,600 shares of 5f/o
basis

(& Subs.)-

etc.._
&obsol._

inc.

Subs.)—Earnings1950—3 Mos.—1949

$6,177,872

—

taxes

1950—9 Mos.—1949-

„

$4,424,601 $16,826,179 $14,718,779
531,569
2,466,191 ' 2,261,764
177,775
843,453
880,934

1,141,068

inc. taxes

464,658

__i—

$676,410

$353,794

$1,622,738

$1,380,770

outstanding

461900

461,900

461,900

461,900

slxare_

$1.37

$0.77

$3.35

$2.99

Fed,

2,350,594

26,076,000

23,925,000

16,666,427
85,117,009

taxcs____

259,205,000

145,867,000

604,601,000

profit—
dividends—

217,377,767

198,735,386

702,655,156

3,232,079

3,232,079

175,472,362

54,930,680

9.696,237
307,290,194

9,696,237
164,832,096

profit

502.414,029

dividends-

Net

366,472,000

Employes bonus-

Com',

shrs.'

Earns,
—V.

—

Com.

per

172,

Avge.

38,673,326

shrs.

140,572,627

385,668,725

SEC

327,885,696
'

of com.

no.

outstdg—

87,754,789

87,892,523

87,846,027

87,920,224

com.

381.

p.

Hubbs Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The

1532.

of
preferred.

old

due

1,405,050,792

Pl'd.

approved

for

fund

——

1949

68,623

sales____

Deprec.
Interest

the basis

on
of

The

to

called

sinking

Period End. Sept. 30—
Net sales

8,261,055

709.468,681,

p.

3'/o

accrued

Bank of

Nil

$1,646,543

5,717,278

Income

919,742,862

172,

used

Prov. for. Fed. inc. taxes

1950—3 Mos.—1949

exps.;

10

CONSOLIDATED

^axes

2,005,942,518

of

offered

sale' will
for

Privately—The

were

company

20-year

and

$118,461

1950

net.._

Cost

be

to

are

common

shares.

pax-

requirements

income--

Sell,

1943

623,741,583 513,212,901

_

i

Motors

''

-

——

Surplus

$2,722,169
$1.00

ended Dec.

1,992,468,630

Surplus

-V.

1950—9 Mos.—1949

Nil

stock

mortgage

subs._

Total

1950

'

-

revaluation

from

___

in

inc.-,

Other

•

preferred dividends——8,324,869
dividends
139,440,356

Tdtal

—„

stock,
share

stock, plus such of the 11,026 shares,

Hammermill Paper Co.—Partial

which

"Equity

Oct.

on

outstanding

proceeds

This
of

w'cre adjusted for income tax liabilities
31, 1949.—V. 172, p. 1532.

year

share

Sept. 30-

corporation

covering
for

used

working

Oct.

on

33,975
share,

at_ $5.27'per

filed

17

shares

of

a

letter

notification

of

stock

common

without'underwriting.

(par

The

$1)

to

with

the

offered

be

proceeds

are

to

be

capital.

tEarns. per com¬

Eastern
The

has

shares

called

not

tenders

for

exceed

to

$83.50

of

per

its outstanding preferred
share.
The company has

fEquity jn
ment

tenders

(Md.)

more

acceptance
Eastern

the

on

plans,

must

received

be

Co. of Balti¬
than
4
p.m.
on
Nov.
14,
1950.
Notice of
of the tenders will be made on Nov. 20.

later

not

rejection

or

Associates

Sugar

the Maryland

by

:i Based

has

issued

stock, beginning in November,
preferred shares have been retired.

preferred

62.401

(net)

$2.22

profits, whfere

.87,920,224 common shares

on

$7.89

subsidiaries

of

foreign

not

$5.60

consolidated.

ekchange

outstanding.—V.

now

fDefer-

restrictions

exist.

172, p. 1436.

Trust

previous

four

earnings

unremitted

on

appropriated $500,000 for this purpose.
The

$2.44

share——

mon

Sugar Associate,s—Seeks Tenders—

company
at prices

calls

1946.
The

those

average

price

The

p.

Heater

Co., Inc.

Statement With¬

—

of

May

common

last,

3,

the

Illinois Power Co.—Securities Offered—An underwrit¬

ing group headed jointly by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and The First Boston
Corp. on Oct. 26 pub¬
licly offered 150,000 shares of 4.26% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $50) at $51 per share, plus accrued
dividends.

registration

shares
on,

offer

170,

Radiant

drawn—

tenders

for

Under

paid by the company was $64.02 per share.
There are 45,135 preferred shares still outstanding.—V.

General

statement
stock

was

stock

at

covering

The

the

issue

proposed

of

170,000

cents) which was filed with the SEC
withdrawn on Oct. 16.
It had been planned to

$3

(par

25

share,—V.

per

1493.

172,

p.

10.

new

before

Oct.

after Nov.

preferred

stock, is

redeemable

$52.50

at

31, 1955 and at prices ranging down
1, i960, plus accrued dividends in each

share

per

to

$51.50

per

on

or

shura

case.

Concurrently, another group of bankers headed jointly
The First Boston Corp. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane publicly offered on the same date 200,by

(Thomas A.)

Edison, Inc.

Wholly-Owned Subs.) —

(&

Six Months Ended June 30—

Consolidated
+Net

profit

"Earnings

sales

+1950
.

—

-

-

per

—

share

common

——

—

!(S. A.)

1949

The

$12,948,041 $14,131,866
121,901
231,626
$0.19
$0.46

the

Gerrard Co.—Partial Redemption—

directors

plus

Oct.

21
determined to redeem by lot 10,550'/;! of
shares of preferred stock, at $10.50 per
dividends' amounting to 25c per share, such re¬
be made on Nov. 30, 1950.—V. 166, p. 2558,
on

outstanding

share,

20,550'/a

accrued

demption to

shares

000

$32.75

on

the

shares

405,000

after

preferred
dividend
tDuring this six months
distributors,

to

which

class A

requirements;

and

class

normal shipments
been customary in the

made

were

under

a

B

common

stock

past

.consignment

to

make

with the estimated effect of deferring earnings of approximately $106,after taxes, or about 26 cents per share of common stock. Notice

it

is

been given of the

estimated

deferred

that

earnings

earnings could have

earnings

during

will

termination

August,

been

of this arrangement, and
substantially .all of those

1950,
realized.
Provided

become

included in the_first six

would have been 45 cents

per

share.—V.

the

above

of

months

171,

deferred
1950

2096.

p.

This

on

arrangement,-

000

hap already

Graham-Paige

the

corporation

has

Apollo- Corp,-and

ney
for

an

-undisclosed

fication,

it-was

Apollo,

Portsmouth,

Ohio,

steel.

.The'sales

the .present

acquired
its

sum

sales

stocks

which
has

011

ing Approved—
The

stockholders

of'$5,500,000
New

York,

debentures
is

subject

of

and
will

to

Co.—Private

:
on

3"0

■

Oct.

19

approved

debentures

due

1970'to

the approval of

Commissioners.—V.

172,

p.

the

1435.




New

Financ¬

-

the

Jersey

of

New

Board of

York.

The

The

issue

Public

the

26

stock

Apollo

of

Whit¬

Steel

Co.,

program of investment diversi¬
by Joseph W. Frazer, Chairman.

rolling

mills

at

Apollo,

Pa.,

and

monthly capacity of 20,000 tons of sheet
is running at an annual rate of $30,000,000

volume

time.

John

Paige,

J.

Bergen,

will

be

.

Chairman

President

Utility

pf-the. parent

the

capacity

of

of

same

the 'board.

at

as

the

subsidiary of Graham-Paige Corp,
Executive

Committee

of

Graham-

Irving Mitchell Felt,
committee,, will serve in

company)

finance

Apollo,

with

Mr.

the

from

Bergen,

who

is also

Frazer

as

Chairman

the

board

sum

July 31,

for

of

no

value

par

at

.

from

other

the

funds

made

sale

of

to

be

are

for

the

preferred

new

used -for

the

construction

financing

construction.

new

and

payment

cf

expenditures

Expenditures lor

chase,
the

the

com¬

transmission,

of

Childs

Co.,

and

Loqis Sherry, Inc., stated that the new management contemplates (he
acquisition - of other steel companies in order to develop Whitney
Apollo into a more

Territory

cities, with

COMMON

integyated enterprise.—V. 172, p. 1136.

is

engaged primarily in the production, pur¬
and sale of_electric energy and in

served

an'd

sale

with

of

natural

electric

populations

at

the

1, 1947 to Aug.
of-$2.20
per

10,

per

share

1^.

in

annual

.and

,

.

the

of

excess

25.000

and

3i,

of

rate

paid

of

$2

eight

quarterly
per

other

cities

-

share

dividends oil
its
during the" period

share. The company has declared a dividend of 55
payable Nov. 1, 1950, to stockholders of record oa

1950.

July

State

comprises

gas

1949, and. beginning Nov. 1„ 1949 at the annual

.

EARNINGS—Operating
ended

in

gas

energy

In northern, central and southern-.Illinois, Including

DIVIDENDS—Company

common, stock

cents

during the period

estimated at $68,506,000,
bank loans outstanding at

populations between 12,000 and 25,000.

with

Oct.

are

$5,000,000

distribution

distribution

purchase,

Aug.

1953

31,
of

1950,

Illinois.
six

and for other additions

program

31, 1950 to Dec.
includes payment

BUSINESS—Company

rate

,

Chairman of

July

which

^

Mr.

balance

"■substantial-areas

.

Steel

company's

Whitney

...

a

the

of

L

loans

pany's construction

capital

a

Chairm'an

private sale,
Bankers Trust Co.,

$175,000.

of

*~

the. issuance and

The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
have'an annual sinking tund of

its

of

Oct.

operates

Whitney .Apollo will function

Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas

100't*

and

and

bank

stock

common

.

subsidiary, .Whitney

part

as

announced

Whitney'
at

Corp.—Acquisition—

new

PROCEEDS—Proceeds

short-term

charges and
taxes,
of certain items

-tAfter

period,
had

it

sale -basis,

outright

an

of

of

share.

per

common

"Based

■

Financing—

on

mortgage 5% bends and of $64,000 cf
bank.—V. 172, p. 1233,
•'

a

for

sales

the

to

exchanges,

Bank

Per. End.

Putnam '

a savings institution
$330,000 of first mortgage 3V2%
bonds dated Oct. 1, 1950 and due Oct.
1, 1975 at par value.

8,324,869

$2.85

and
SI.25

Places Bonds

•

Sfipt. 1,'1969, are now
delivery in exchange for temporary bonds at The Chase
of the City
of New York, 43 Exchange Place, NewYork, N. Y.—V. 172, p. 380.

Net

used

L.

handle

to

by

$2.41.'

first

F.

to

additions and betterments and reimburse the corporate
pay off bank loans incurred for construction.—V.
172,

stockholders

liabilities

Net

Common

at

debt

repay

.(The) Gas Service Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
avuilabfie

effect

to

and

32,000

first

IDefer, lor. profs.

CONSOLIDATED

prfce over'par''value of common
employes under Bonus Plan "B"

to

to

172, p. 936,

Definitive

stock at $25 per share on the
preferred shares held, and the common
the-new common stock at $10 per share
for each three shares held.
The record

4>/2

for

shares of $6 preferred
preferred plus cash for each

■

CF

.'."v

General

issue

used

SEC

sold

-Exchange Offer-

-$249,231

$

months

resulting

vestment

be

the

be

Association,

1693.

p.

*

-

Surplus at beginning of year-——.i

Excess'of

to

Co.—Earnings—

common

common

of

right

outstanding common shares,
all
privately held, will be purchased under an option exercised
by Harrisan
& Co., Philadelphia investment
dealers, for $250,000, plus adjustments.

Subs.)—Earnings—

dividend

year

General Motors Corp.

''''

■

nine

for the

for

per

the

Oct,

Common -divids.

profit

have

preferred

each

be

arrears

Hagerstown Gas Co.—Reclassifies Stock—

at

127,609,856

'*

income

1970,

•outstanding)

78,570,000

.

r

due
to

arc

$0.63

profit after prov. for Federal
Preferred dividends.

Earnings

will

new

1533.

/

16,878,800

125.560,000

'

Net

notification with

F,

Memorial-Park

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

stk.

>

Adjustment

share

Net

5,209,611

149,335,126

STATEMENT
i-

(&

$1,641,363

Gardner-Denver

S

'

93,674,055

'

of

Lawn

1950—3 Mos.—1949

preferred

results

on

stockholders

in

minority

Corp. below.

NOTE—Earnings for last
based

761,532,885

"Including other operating charges, except, depreciation and obsoles¬
'/ '

Illinois

preferred

outstanding
of

used

treasury
p.

Calif.—Files With SEC—

168,

fox*

one-share

on

of

not

are

$3.42

The proceeds

improvements.—V.

a

345,341

series

Forest

to

that

additional

of

construction,

$0.13

letter

a

debentures,

voted

The remaining 40,000 shares of

1948

346,786

be

than

persons

share

one

$9,673,077 $13,830,774
44,577
1,179,438

$0.60

16'filed

interest

com.

per

"Loss,

1950—9 Mos —1949

36,644,306

2 774,956

.outstanding.———,.—
Earns, per com. sharecence.;

1949

shall

more

rather

competitive bidding.
Proceeds of such
any
of the old shares not exchanged

346,786

Co., Glendale,

on

Northern

tEarns.

com.

common

in

Profit

58,209,451

96,449,011

——

of

number

corporation

to

Period End. Sept. 30—
Net iqc. after taxes_—_

1949.

38,239,560

<

.pfd.'stock—_

on

the

The

Lawn

accrued

National

Bal.

usual

'

61

29,190,000

-

54,830,000

income-

Divids.

of

206,380

outstanding-:
share

for capital

—V.

Other income* (net)

Net

taxes

Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.

934,572,948 766,742,496
152,683,142 512,658,287 457,114,521
20,934,532
71,112,400
62,541,020
13,645,149
56,100,885
53,447,864

24,589.440

inc.

oper

affiliates

1950

income

Fed.

company

■See

1949.

(tentative

the

to

taxes

.bank

share and to provide

per

or

20 announced the issuance of an order giving
until Oct. 31,. 1950, to request a
hearing upon tha
preferred stock financing proposal of
this, company, which proposes
to issue and sell 51,026 shares of new
preferred stock, $100 par.
Of
this stock,
11,026 shares are to be offered in
exchange for a lika

accruals

the

SEC

The

213,470

quarter

'

Feci,

75

Friendly Finance Corp. (Wis.)

$0.82

927,562,749

1,504,175

191,905,629

& admin, cxp.
&
obsolescence

gen.

Deprec.

to

to $1.50

months

majority

Gulf Power Co.—Hearing
The

companies)

*

3,847,474

after

$1.25

18
a

retire the outstanding $220,000 bank
the balance for working capital.
The increase is also subject
of the Connecticut P.
U. Commission.—V.
172, p.
936.

and

interested

350.521,229 264,699.229

revenues—,—

''Cost of goods soldj—_
Sell.,

$

t

are

subject

are

for

subscribe

proceeds

the

approval

,

per

nine"

$492,985

(Inc.)—Earnings—

346,673,755 263,195,054

___

and

$1.87
first

President.
This is a
shows an increase of

1950—3 Mos —1949

*

sales

Net

said,

Jenkins

of

the

379,248

record

same

subsidiary

owned

in

Co.—Earnings—

without underwriting.

and

1948

Sept. 30, 1950, income" totaled $363,687,
against $368,205* also 61 cents per share, in

(Including

to

2096,

p.

and

Inc.,

ended

du Pont de Nemours & Co.

equivalent

earned

from

elect

Co.,

authorized

par

448,147

a

Smith,

the

$11,143,778

Earnings

However, * the increase in Federal taxes for" the entire nine-month
p'riod was deducted from third-quarter lesults in 1950.—V. 172, p. 935.
(E. I.)

$961,967

Texas

$1.32

and
reported for the

barrels

Mr.

income

on

sales

-V.-171,

River

their

$790,965 1

reached

announced

was

over

of

1

$1.53

•

is

share

.

.1949

553,566
$917,538

___

quarter

quarter

17.2 '/p
In

share—

third

barrels, it
record

1950.

after chgs. and taxes___

per

$1,194,171

increase

expiration dates of rights will be announced later.
Inc., Boston, Mass., has been appointed agent
subscriptions.

Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota totaled $1,150,a gain of $22,757,366 since June 30.—V.
171, p. 463

Forest
be

$5,307,383.
with

$1.73

the

basis

to

and

adjustments.

Florence

;

will

to

Six Months Ended June 30—

Drewrys Limited U. S. A., Inc.—Earnings—

Earnings

$783,426

have

to

proposals

by 8,000

provided.

share

one

the

on

535,685

Stock. Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—

covering $295,000 of 3%

Net income

$1 497,652
"

to
rate

shall

now

purchase

basis of

The

compares

as

Increased—Rights—

approved

shares; increase the out¬
by 9,777 shares; and amend the provision
eliminate participating feature and increase-

dividends

stock

stockholders

&

estimated

Net

New

near

Thames

preferred

The directors
to

last

New

on

plastic.

Dow

on

directly

materials

raw

route.

that

——

amounted

and

Minne.'ota,

1532.

p.

$1,169,842

revenuefe—_

098,222 at Sept. 30,

•

plant

new
a

,

Via

$1,304,778

Net

,

Dew. plans

directors

year-end

,/

Construction

The company has started construction on "a
London, Conn
for the manufacture cf StyroiT,
and

446,521

draperies.

paper

current

$3,805,000."—V.

Chemical

Division

691,923

Deposits

were

80-acrc

364,620

and

1950

share

Styron Plant—

The

561,543

18

common

dividend

event

preferred

•E.
O.
Jenkins, President, reported that consolidated net
operating
earnings of the corporation and its affiliates for the first nine
months

haS

Mutual

peacetime peak of $13;.037,000 by about 25%.
August, 1950, profits already were greater than for

of

year,

is

in

666,826

First Bank

long-

present

Dobeckmun

with the John

Mass.

with

the

annual

that

172, p. 476.

a

all

the

670,398

Net income

.

paid

outstanding."''

large

a

of

,

income—_—$1,308,960

Interest

1949

of

year

Dow

Life

$3,000,000

Woolworth,

sales

the

end

pre-war

payment

retire

to

Boston,

stock

also-supply

will

of

of

Papers, Inc.,

wraps

586,441
785,783

902,872
,

511,973

income

months

Ben-Mont

gift

loan

Co.

preferred

423,030

,

par

Oct.

on

preferred stock

par

no

110

546,983

—

taxes

Gross

should

be

remainder

*

,

standing

loan

and

Equitable

15-year

a

the

and

485,504

.

stockholders

outstanding

months.

four

to

purchase,

of

acquisition,

with

arranged

foil

time

will

2,756,989

600,615

in-

The

$7,214,668
3,233,754

totaled

approximately 30,000
balance

than

$7,156,997

2.202,160

706,710

—

taxes)

oper.

Other

the

and

provide funds for the current cash

Ben-Mont

Life

the

at

stock,

common

Net

$5,334,714

2,027,525

—

Greenwich Gas Co.—Stock

-

1950—12 Mos.—1949

323,933

(other

come

Income

retire.

to

1946-1949,
Ben-Mont shipments
$1,253,000.
Shipments for
1950
reasonable profit expectation.

with

Dobeckmun

of

"To

now

of

profits

$4,000,000,

cash,

the

four

with

purchase price is to be paid in part with

shares
in

wishes

years,

$18,988,090,

expenses

Depreciation

Privately—

F.

Co.—Earnings—

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$5,471,472

Maintenance

Buys Vermont Firm—Loan

—

Electric

revenues

Operating

1,

District

Period End. Sept. 30—

of

172, p. 1435.

D

1950,

revenues

amounted

of
to

the

company

$42,642,782.

for the

For

the

12

months

year

1949,

-

,

10

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1634)

operating
the

$37,381,856

M'ith

compared

$40,349,039

Mere

revenues

15,000,000

10,000,000

The

FINANCING

PRESENT

TO

EFFECT

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

derwriting group headed by The First Boston Corp.,
and
including 234 investment houses throughout the
United States, on Oct. 25 offered 1,600,000 units aggre¬
gating 1,600,000 shares of $1.46 cumulative preferred
stock (no par—with stated value of $25) and 800,000
shares of common stock (par value $1) at $25 per unit.

Outstanding

Authorized
1st

bonds

mortgage

27/«%
3 V» %

Unlimited

—

45,000.000

1976—

due

series

,

1978

series due

15,000,000

——

2%%' series due 1979—.——
23/4%

series due

•Non-callable

1930

—

mtge.

5%

(closed)

underlying

County

due 1966
(S50 par value

stock

preferred

4.08%
4.26%

cum.

(without

stock

Common

•Guaranteed

Light

American

for

Liability

Power

6c

5,000,000 shs.

North

severally

respective number of shares

Lynch,

Langley Ac Co

C.

W.

Pierce,

5,000

—

3,000

Higginson Corp

9,500

Lee

Corp

9,500

Lehman

Allyn 6c Co., Inc

3,000
1,000
1,000

Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.

F. S. Moseley Ac

Blair Ac Co

5,000
1,000

Rollins Ac Co. Inc.__
Byllesby 6c Co. (Inc.)
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)

5,000
1,000
3,000

Fenner

First Boston

The

C.

A.

Beane

Ac

Co.——
Baker, Weeks Ac Harden—

Bacon, Whipple Ac

Co. Inc

Becker Ac

G.

A.

William

Blair,

M.

H.

Collins

Julien

Co

Ac

Equitable Securities Corp.—
Farwell, Chapman Ac Co.__
Glore, Forgan Ac Co
Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc.
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)—
Hayden, Miller Ac Co
Hayden, Stone Ac Co._
W.

Co.-

Ac

Hutton

E.

—

Illinois Co.„

The

—

Peabody Ac Co

Kidder,

Curtis

Shearson,

Shields Ac Co..

L.

Bros.

the

forth

First

The

Merrill

1,000

1,000

5,000
5,000

Corp.

5,000

2,500

Walker Ac Co._

H.

1,000
5,000

Lerchen Ac Co.—_

Watling,

White. Weld Ac Co—

As

12,620
—

Glore,

Co._

Barney As
Wertheim As Co

Smith,
C.

A.

Allyn

Whipple

Bacon.

Co

As

Robert W. Baird As Co., Inc.

—"V.

172,

R. Staats Co

William

Collins

Julien

projected

corporation

unsecured

credit

until

first mortgage

compressor

station. Northern would
used by Independent to

stk.

pfd.

is

171,

p.

RCA—

amounts

in this company.

Fischer, President of the
company,
stated that the program, policies, operations and manage¬
ment of the company would continue and that no changes whatsoever
are
contemplated,
Levine,

Harry

Berdon

Mr.

Samuels of

S.

action.—V.

and

Murrel

York

New

J.

City acted

as

broker in the trans¬

unsecured

International Minerals &

Chemical

sales

Net

1949
$11,500,292 $10,208,702

income

943,366

Common

shares

Earnings

per

V.

172,

792,030

1

792,030

$1.07

outstanding

common

805,627

$0.89

share

to

purchase

each

Paper Co.—Secondary

ondary offering of 18,000 shares of

Offering—A

stock,

The First Boston Corp

105,500

Period End. Sept. 30-

common

First

Ac

Co...

California

Schwabacher

Co

Income

.

ry.

avail,

Ac

35,000

Co

for

$9,530,893

1,894,387

1,375,993

fixed

58,922

income—.

—V.

67,202

172,

p.

37,524

1,311,809

942,690

32,606

_

9,073

1,066,564

675,519

1345.

Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
to

company

its

to

repay

on

the

parent,

additional

common

Get.

26

General

stock,

applied
Public

par

$10

$3,000,000 loans.—V.

to

the

SEC

Utilities

each.

171,

p.

The

for

Corp.,

permission
300,000

proceeds

are

to

sell

shares
to

'.' Jewel

be

of

used

I

yea Co., Inc.—Current Sales Up 14.4%—
.4-^50^
l'9'^oi^0, Wks".-4&49

sales.

'V.' 172,

p.

$14,^7^
12-34.

V,«q o)

:X601

io

*,-<<

Co

Hoffman

'/ '

•

4.'

'

Johnston

-As of—

Net

asset

-

-V.

i©

up*Wj

vw,

■-

per

share

172, p. 1437.




Woodcock, Hess Ac Co. Inc.
George

Co.

P.

Harper

Ac

Son

Curtiss,

Co.

Lawson,
Mason

H.

Lemon

Jones

Ac

Co.—

Co

Ac

Fewel

Levy

Williams

Ac

Brothers

McAndrew

&

Co.,

Inc

Rauscher,

15,000

Revel

15,000

Russ

15,000

Stone

15,000

J.

15,000

Wagenseller Ac Durst,

Ac

Inc.-

Co.

Hallgarten

Ac

Co._

Co

Ac

Hayden, Stone Ac Co
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Ac

Parsons

Hornblower
C.

Loeb,

Robert

Ball,

Merrill,

15,000

Bailey

Ac

Milwaukee

Doolittle

2,000

J.

2,000

Glover

2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000

Hamlin

Corp.

Sons

Co

Pacific

Paine,

H.

Ac

Inc.

Co

Sept. OQi'«0.j5md-.30{J50 Sept; 3(gf 49
$678,631

$460,437

$27.92

$25.70

$24 89

'

Warren

Inc

1,000

Ac

Claybaugh Ac Co.

1,000

Co.,

1,000

H.

Ac

Ac

A:

1,000

Co., Inc.

MacGregor, Inc.

Hanrahan
Harbison

1.000

Lunt

Ac

Holt Ac

1,000

Co._

Drass

1,000

Co

Ac

1,000

Henderson—

Ac

1,000

Collins

1,000

1,000
1,000

Hope Ac Co

2,000

Kaiser

2,000

—

Co;__

Ac

F.

Corporate Securities

John

Co

Ac

Kormendi

1,000

Co

2,000

Mallen, McMicking Ac Long

2,000
2,000

Martin,

2,000

Co

Mason-Hagan, Inc. ____—
Mason, Moran Ac Co

1,000
1,000
1,000

Burns

1,000

Corbett,

Ac

1,000

Inc.

Penington, Colket Ac Co.—
Scherck, Ri^hter Co.—

2,000
2,000
2,000

McDonald-Moore

Co

2,000

W. H. Newbold's Son Ac Co.

1,000

Starkweather Ac Co

2,000

H.

1,000

2,000

Peters, Writer Ac Christen-

Silberberg
F.

Co._

Ac

Smiters Ac

S.

American

Swiss

Townsend,

—

Corp.—

Dabney

Alstyne
B.

Corp.—

2,000

1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500

Ac

Ac

Corp..

Company

Fauset, Steele Ac

Co.

Grubbs, Scott Ac Co., Inc._
Howard, Weil, Laboulsse,
Fricdrichs
—V.

172,

1,000

Inc.

1,000

Pizzini

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

W.

Ac

Co., Inc.

—

Sperry Ac

Co

Strader,

Taylor

Co.,

Ac

1,000

Inc.
J.

R.

Williston

Arthur

L.

1,000

Co

Ac

Wright

Co.,

Ac

Inc.

1,000

1,000

Wurts, Dulles Ac Co.—
Zuckerman, Smith Ac Co._

1,500

Co

Ac

Co..

Quincy Cass Associates
Rowles, Winston Ac CO.—
Security Associates

2,000

Co.—_

Co., Inc._

Noel

White

Fitch Ac

Ac

Payson

sen,

2,000

Chas.

Ac

1,000

M.

B.

Ac

Co.

Miller

C.

R.

Ac

Pflueger Ac Baerwald

2,000
Neuhaus

W.

Co.—

Co.

Ac

Tyson

Underwood,
Van

E.

Ac

1,000

1345.

p.

Light Co.—Partial Redemption—

Kansas Power &
This company

has called for redemption on Nov.

through

1950,

20,

of the sinking fund, $65,000 of first mortgage bonds, 23,i%
series due Oct. 1,
1979, at 101.01% and accrued interest.
Payment
will be made at the Harris Trust Ac Savings Bank, 115 West Monroe

operation

St., Chicago, HI., or, at the option of the holder, at the Bankers Trust
Co., 16 Wall St., New York, N. Y—V. 172, p. 1437.

Kawneer Co.—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949

Period End. Junei 30—
"Net

$168,426

$573,267

$466,675

291,378
$1.04

291,378
$0.58

291,378
$1.97

291,378
$1.60

shares outstand.

Earnnigs

1950—6 Mos.—1949

$301,854

profit

share

per

charges

taxes.—V. 170, p.

and Federal

1994.

Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—

Profit
Prov.

for

Co

5,000

Simmons._

Ac

5,000

Marshall.

5,000

Ac

Sherrerd

5,000
5,000

Co.—

Ac

Haven

Ac
Ac

1,6G7,761

1,311,394

353,367

"627,227

495,604

$755,070
308,952

$599,959
308,952

$1,040,534
308,952

$815,790
308,952

profit
Capital shs. outstdg—_
Earnings

share

per

"Includes

$2.44
$1.94
$3.37
in Federal taxes resulting from
Mich., plant.

Rockport,

CONSOLIDATED
Period End.

Sept. 30—

—V.

STATEMENT

EARNINGS

OF

1950—9 Mos.^—1949
$867,424
$703,100

profit
share

per

$2.64

aban¬

reduction

$374,619

of

1950—12 Mos.—1949

in¬

Federal

Net

$2.80

1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,087,226
$918,621

$2.27

$3.52

$2.97

172, p. 12.

Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
This

the

company

5,000

Townsend,

Piper, Jaffray Ac HopM-ood

15,000

15,000
15,000

Equitable

Corp.

Oct.

on

filed

24

five

registration

with

statements

SEC

covering the following: 500,000 shares of $1 par value rep¬
certificates of participation, series B-3; 1,000,000 shares
of $1 par value represented by certificates of participation, series B-4;
500,000 shares of $1 par value represented by certificates of partici¬
resented

pation,

Byllesby Ac Co.

Crouter

$9,666,881

953,326

taxes

taxes

come

donment

5,500

Davidson

Ac

inc.

$9,838,397

1,279,780
524,710

before

5,500

Kraus
Ac

1950—9 Mos.—1949
$7,787,439
$6,971,138

sales

Net

7,000

(Inc.)
De

1,000

Inc.-

2,000

6,000
Ac

Lisle

M.

Cohu

15,000

Co

Jones

7,000

Co

Butcher

15,000

Anderson.

Ac

Earned

Ellis

Brown,

Webber, Jackson Ac

7,000
Co.,

Co

Turben

15,000

Curtis

D.

Co.,

Inc.—

7,000
7,000

Ac

Blunt

Co. of California—

Ac

1,000
1,000

Ac

Inc.

2,000

Lomasney

Net

Burge

15,000

Co

Blair

1,000
1,000

Co., Inc.

Ac

Whiteside,

Sears,

2,000

Norris Ac Hirshberg,

7,000

Ac

Ferris

Co.

Chace,

C. Jones Ac Co

Youngberg

Hansen

15,000

Ac

Cassell

Ac

1,000
Co

Carroll

W.

F.

2,000
2,000

Co., Inc
Richards Ac Co

A.

Canady

Ac Co._

Stieglitz.

Kalman

7,000

Ac

15,000

Marks

7,000

7,000
Ac

Co

Ac

Strauss Ac

S.

Lee

L.

C.

Co

Cleveland

Haupt

Co

15,000
M.

Ac

7,000

15,000
Co.—

Co.

Laurence

Pierce

Miller
Ac

Ac

Corp
Rhoades

Company

Inc.

Weeks

Higginson
M.

Ohio

Wulff,

Co
Ac

Langley

7,000

7,000

15,000
15,000

Burr, Inc

W.

;—

Ac

1,000
1.000

Biamhall Ac Stein

Ac

Ac Co

Ellis

1,500

Applegate Ac Co.__
B. Bonbright

D.

Byrd Brothers
Caldwell
Phillips

2,000

Ac

1,500

Co.

Ac

2,000
Ac

1,500

Ac
.__

2,000

Gould

Co

First

"After

7,000

Stearns
&

Co

2,000

Inc.

Ac

Green,

7,000
7,000

Maynard H. Murch Ac Co.

Davies Ac Mejia
Francis I. duPont

Geo. G.

Hig-

Co

Robert Garrett Ac

7,000
7,000
7,000

Raggio, Reed Ac Co

Co

Ac

Chisholm

7,000

Harris, Hall Ac Co. (Inc.)
Hayden, Miller Ac Co

The

Ac

Baker

Inc.

2,500

Ac

House

Detmer

Ac

Moroney, Beissner Ac Co._

Co.

Co.,

2,500

Ac

Farwell, Chapman

of

one-half

18,000

Coffin

by

series

certificates
The

shares

25,000

Keystone Co.

of

series

participation,

$1

S-l;

certificates,

by

of Boston has

been

value

par

and

of

named

by

represented
shares

500,000

participation,

of

series

$1

S-4.

underwriter.—V.

as

172,

1345.

p.

5,000
5,000

K-l;

of

represented

value

par

5,000

Co

Ac

Trask

Co

Ac

Grande

Bodine

5,000

Securities

Ac

Co.,

Inc

Lancaster Chemical Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—

13,000

Hallowell. Sulzberger Ac Co.

Weedon

Ac

Co.__

13,000

Kebbon, McCormick Ac Co.

5,000

Dempsey-Tegeler

Ac

Co.__

13,000

A.

Kidder Ac Co

5,000
5,000

stockholders

5,000

expire

5,000
5.00o

of

ferred

5,000

capital.

ElM'orthy Ac Co
Hill

13,000

Co

Irving

Lundborg

Ac

Co.„

Ac

Mosle

Courts

Ac

Ac

Ac

Cook

Newburger Ac Co
Prescott, Hawley, Shepard
Ac
Co., Inc
Quail

5,000

Reynolds Ac Co

Shearson,

11,000

Singer,

MoreCo.

Co.,

Inc.

Stein

Bros.

Foster

Ac

Ac

Boyce

11,000

Marshall.—

Northwest

Horner

Ac

10,000

Co

10,000

Mason,
10,000

Stephenson,

Leydecker Ac
Cp(!—.i——
Ac

Co.___

BihKhamvfwalter Ac Hurry
Bi?Ushp §locumb 6if Co.—_
HJ-DaV.iS Bi'Co—

Davis,

Skaggs

Estabrook
Clement
Inc.

Ac

A.

&

Co._-

__

Ac

Blosser

Whiting,
Yarnall

filed

23

letter

a

of

notification with the
earned) convertible

record

common

Oct.

18

Payment

30.

share

(par

on

a

pro

be

may

rata

made

in

share)

basis.

cash,

to

common

Rights, iare
or

the

on

to

basis

plus 50 cents in cash for each pre¬
The proceeds are to be used for working

$2)

Co
Ac

Co

Burnham Ac Co

Ac

;

Charles

of

Fennelly

Lionel

fill

the

Co.—

a

Co

Bond

4,000

Ac

1

Inc.

the

Oct.

on

which

was

„

24 was
left by

Investment

Eankers
1

/

•

Ac

1950

1949

$9,610,000
1,086,000

$8,160,000
1,007,600

$3.02

J—:1

profit after Federal

$2.80

172, p. 12.

Long-Bell Lumber Co.—Earnings—
(Including wholly owned'subsidiaries)

4,000

Sept. 30—
.Net income after taxes"Earns, per com. share
"Based

on

Co.__

* 1950
$3,284,385
$1.64

,

1949
$1,254,055
$0.63

' *

\

net

profit

to $7,753,110,

4,000

and $4.50 per

1948

for

the

nine

months

ended

*

t

»i#

"'1 <947
$2,979,945

$1.81

1,991,130 shares of capital stock of which
1,007,801.
j.
.

NOTE—The
amounted
in

"

1948

$3,600,637

Lumber Corp. owns

4,000
4,000

-

Co

Wood

board

Corp.—Earnings—

3 Mos. End.

Lane, Space and

Co., Inc.

E.

the

Vice-President of
170, p. 1397.

—

4,000

4,000
Reinholdt Ac Gardner.^-..''4,000
Sills,' Faii-man' Ac Harris " ' •

Ac

011

America.—V.

of

—V.

4,000

Tr.ust; Co.__i

Sears

Director— ;

a

Glore, Forgan & Co.,

vacancy

Glore.

F.

is, also

of

Six Months Ended Aug. 31—
Sales

4,000
Ac

Union

Share Corp.

Harold

death

Mr.

to

Co.,

Johnson,

7,000

Fennelly, partner
director

taxes
Earnings per common share

7,000

Ac

for.

4,000

:

Cooley

R.

Inc.

Stix

the

a

Association

Net

7,000

.-J 7,000

subscribed

4,000

Inc.

Indianapolis

Co.,

F.

elected

5,000
5,000
4,000

Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co.,

Dallas

share

5,000

Weeks Ac Stubbs
Ac

Boettcher

5,000

7,000
7,000

7,000
Ac

5,000

Draper,

7,000

Co._

Evans

5,000

7,000
.

one

of

Nov.

on

John

5,000

Cruttenden

10,0001

American Securities Corp.

Oct.

on

Libby, McNeill & Libby—Fennelly

Hammill Ac Co..

George

_i

corporation

covering 100,000 shares of 6% (cumulative if
preferred stock to be offered at par
($2.50 per

5,000

Deane Ac Scribner
Frank Ac Meyer

Straus

Co.—11,000
Robinson-Humphrey
11,000

Co.

Co._.

Ac

Stern,

11,000

Ac

Co.-.;

Ac

.

11,000
Co._^

The
SEC

5,000

12,000

,__

Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch.
Morgan

11,000

Co

Co.—

Ac

Hutton

The

Irving Lee Ac Co

13,000

Co

Ac

Dickson

Hirsch

F.

Co

12,500

Co

and

Bradford

S.

H.

Ac

Ac Meeds—

11,000

Ac

land

R.

Bissell

12,500

Co.——

Tully

Southwest

Rotan,
C.

Knowlton

Laird,

—

12,000

Barth

J.

Frank

13,000

Co.—

Ac

Ac

First

M.

13,000

Richards

Lester

Paul

$767,049
value

and

15,000

Staats

Blair, Rollins

The

Wm.

Johnston,

18,000

Richard* W. Clarke Corp._

Mutual;#igfr£^r

assets

Net

*"♦?, ?>'<!* r>'U Jcdl S fbtaV fCiulsrf.

.

3,000
3,000
2,500

Co
Co

Co

Blakely,

D.

1,500

Varnedoe,

Brooke Ac Co

severally

numbers

stock

Units

T.

Ac

Ba'coh'Vwhfpple
;j>r.u

'

^.

have

respective

17,000

Bear,

Scott,

Period Bad.-Oct. 7-r

■Retail

Ac

Capital

21,000

Agnew Ac

R.

Pacific

2305.

Bioren

Blankenship

Kay,

Co.

Thayer,

Co

Leary

1,500
Ac

3,000

Johnson

Barrow,

Ira

Son__

3,000

Ac

gins

Halle

Ac

Shuughnessy

2,500

Wilson,

The

C.

Co.—__

Ac

Ac

1,500

Rupe

3,000

Ac

Inc.

3,000

James

Paine-Rice

Co.,

Ac

Hughes

Co.

and

D.

Moore

Co._

Ac

Roney Ac

Herrin

William

varying

below:

21,000

(Inc.)

Inc.

/ r.

below

the

35,000

Co

Ac

Newhard,
The

of

Allyn Ac Co., Inc

C.

A.

E.
'

M.

1,500

construction

instalments

preferred

35,000

Co

Ac

Mitchum,

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$929,624 $10,227,283

114,748

oper.

charges
Net

40,000

Co

(par

stock

America—Earnings—

1950—Month—1949

$1,000,438

revenues—
from

rev.

of

100,000

Witter

Goldman, Sachs Ac

J.

International Rys. of Central
oepr.

the

for

named

corporation
share

set forth

Crowell,

on Oct. 23 by The First Boston Corp.
$46.62V2 per share, with a dealers' con¬
cession of 60 cents per share.—V. 172, p. 1234.

Ry.
tfet

the
one

Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.__

and associates at

*

of

sec¬

made

was

in

mature

underwriters

from

consisting

common

Spencer

International

$7.50)

will

needed

are

Shields

936.

p.

only be borrowed from time to time

Units

Corp.—Earnings—
1950

2i-

3,200,000 shs.

1950,
stock,

of

Carl

Net

5,000,000 shs.

funds

notes

UNDERWRITERS—The

agreed

W.

171, p. 1785.

Three Months Ended Sept. 30—

$25)

no par value, issued at a price of $100 per share.
In
the corporation authorized 5,000,000 shares of new
common
$1 par value, and Henry J. Kaiser Co. received 2,400,000 of such new shares for the 1,000 shares of old capital stock held
by It.

Lee

•

val.

such

as

Goodwin

Control—

Jay Levine and David Berdon, industrialists and investors of New
York City, announced on Oct. 20 that they have contracted to purchase
all of the stock held by the Estate of the late Philip W. Pelts, which

Mr.

"$25,000,000
60,000,000
1,COO,000 shs.
1,600,000 shs.

capital stock,

of

William

interest

H.

Dewar

on July
1, 1953 and semi-annually thereafter to Jan. l, 1957.
tThe original issue of stock of the corporation consisted of 1,000 shares

Shuman,
Walston,

1668.

International Furniture Co., Chicago—New

the controlling

bonds due

(cum.—stated

The

program.

Wertheim

America below.—V.

C.

Westheimer

1,500

Co

Corp.—

Beck

Securities
Dempsey Ac Co

$25,000,000
1970—
60,000,000

expected that funds will

various

Sutro

Interchemical Corp.—Agreement With

Wm.

Ely,

T.

Frank

Pan—_

Deotjen
Michigan

of

May Ac

Dallas

3,000

Ac

Co

1.500

Co.

3,000

Co

—

Refsnes,

Raffensperger,

1,500

Marshall

Inc.

.

Clayton

Outstanding

bank

under

Dean

a

Ac

Robertson

Barret,

FINANCING

NEW

TO

tCommon stock (par value $1)__

October,

to acquire, from Independent

proposes

Inc

Emanuel,

amounts

26

Jan.

notes

Central Republic Co.

represents

organized

EFFECT

GIVING

agreement

1,460

.

postponed

has

$229,200 for the facilities, which are now

Corp. of

was

Authorized

1,460
1,460
1,460

Hilliard As Son

Ohio Co.

The

Co.,

Collins

coast

Edward

open-hearth furnace.

new

CAPITALIZATION

in

in Texas.

which Northern

Include 21 miles of pipeline and

Radio

working

to

profits for the year ended June 30, 1950 amounted
$11,940,593 against $9,850,753 for the like period in 1949.
Net
profits for the month of July, 1950, were $1,198,842.

"It

supply natural gas to Northern.—V. 89, p. 997.

Bee

added

be

EARNINGS—Net

share

pay

will

proceeds

to

previously scheduled to commence Oct. 20 on •the joint appli¬
cation
of
this
company
and
Northern Natural Gas Co. filed in
connection
with
the proposed sale
and acquisition of natural gas
facilities

Calif., which included new steel ingot
a new mill for the production of tin

the

Its Fontana

$1.46

hearing

The

of

tin

new

BUSINESS—The

1941.

the

pipeline facilities

at Fontana,

two additional batteries of soaking pits and related equip¬
and modifications of facilities for the rolling of additional steel

1,460
1,460

Co

As

Clegg As Co.—
1—
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co...
Maynard H. Murch As Co.—

Commission

Power

to
repay
existing loans in that principal
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and
for
a
construction
program
at
the

the construction of
remainder

Ac

Goodbody

The

units,

Federal

program,

capital.

3%%

Gas Co.—Hearing Postponed—

Independent Natural
The

financing

entire

the

of

available

be

plant

The

3 'A %

1436. *

p.

plate.

2,920

__

Hurd,

J. J. B.

4,340
4,340
2,920
2,920

Co._

As Co.—

Walker

H.

G.

proceeds

used

be

will

capacity and

2,920
2,920

Pacific Co. of California.—

6,800

(Inc.)—

M. Marks As

Laurence

will

the

outstanding with

corporation's

2,920

Cook As Co

Newhard,

8,740
6,800

Co., Inc

As

amount

2,920
2,920
2,920

As Co.„

The Milwaukee Co

12,620
12,620
12,620
12,620

—

Harris, Hall As Co.

$91,185,990
$25,000,000

2,920

Co.—

Byllesby As Co. (Inc.)

H. M.

Kidder, Peabody Ac Co

As

Farwell, Chapman
The Illinois Co.—

33,960

Beane—

Blair

William

Corp.—— 33,960

Blyth Ac Co., Inc.—
Forgan Ac Co

PROCEEDS—Of

Shares

Becker Ac Co. Inc

G.

A.

Jtave severally agreed to purchase
number of shares of new common

Pierce,

Lynch,

Fenner

tion, Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. in Pittsburgh and The Chase
National Bank of the City of New York.

in Nevada on Dec. 1,
plant Is the only fully-integrated steel plant on the
Pacific Coast.
The
plant's present rated annual ingot capacity' is
1,200,000 tons; upon completion of the new program, rated annual
ingot capacity will be increased to 1,380,000 tons. The Fontana plant
is served by large company-owned iron ore deposits located 164 miles
by rail from the plant and by extensive coal reserves in Utah and
produces a diversified line of steel products, including plates, tubular
products, carbon and alloy bars, hot and cold rolled strip, hot rolled
sheets and structural shapes.
Completion of the proposed tin plate
facilities will further diversify the company's product lines and enable
Kaiser Steel Corp. to supply tin plate to the large and growing food
canning industry on the West Coast.

5,000

—

Spencer Trask Ac Co
Union Securities Corp
G.

of

produced by the

1,000

below:

Boston

Battles

Berwyn

1,500

Bell.

At

Earle

Co.,

Jones, Cosgrove Ac Co

Webster Securities

Ac

Bank

3,000

Hammill Ac Co.__

Stein Bros. As Eoyce
Stone

33/i%

due 1970 and a $25,000,000 bank credit agree¬
America National Trust and Savings Associa¬

bonds

the

New

$60,000,000

Ac

ment

below
respective

the

company

set

with

of

Co.

Insurance

Baird

J.

3,500

Company

W.

Inc.

Jenks, Kirkland Ac Co

Shares

from

stock

mortgage

Life

Mutual

Life
and

York
York

New

5,000

Hutzler

Ac

Co.,

Northwestern

Ac

Robert

capacity;

3,000

F. S. Smithers Ac Co.

named

underwriters

The

Thomas

The

3,500

Co.—__

3,000

Rothschild Ac Co

F.

Salomon

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of

America,

Insurance
The
first

F. Swift Ac

Kerr

3,500

Co

1,000

-

-

offering forms part of
also
includes the direct

which

Ac

Harold H. Huston Ac Co.„

3,500

plate mill will have an annual capacity
of 200,000 tons.
Additional steel-producing facilities planned are a
200-ton open-hearth furnace and related equipment to increase ingot

1,000

Pressprich Ac Co

W.

R.

1,000
5,000

Kebbon, McCormick Ac Co—

Co

Maynard H. Murch Ac Co._
Newhard, Cook "Ac Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac

3,000
3,000
1,000

Weeks

Ac

Hornblower

1,000
3,000

Merrill, Turben Ac Co

1,000
5,000
5,000
3,000
1,000
3,000

Ac Co

Dillon

Eastman,

3,000
2,500

Marks Ac Co._

M.

Laurence

3,000

du Pont Ac Co.—

Francis I.

5,000

Brothers.-I

1,000
1,000
5,000

...

of

Co.

Shares

Shares

Merrill

Co.

Gas

by

have

below

named

underwriters

purchase from the company the
preferred stock set forth below:

new

American
assumed

program

placement through The First Boston Corp., with a group of insti¬
tutional investors,
including among others, The Prudential Insurance

ment

agreed to
of

2,356,406 shs.

Co.

UNDERWRITERS—The

Henry

First

Units

3,500

Inc.

Fay

Masten

Dewar,

above

PRIVATELY—The

financing

$125,000,000

a

300,000 shs.

150,000 Shs.

and interest by
such guaranty

principal

to

as

dissolved).

(now

stock
stock
par value)—

preferred
preferred

cum.

PLACED

BONDS

1,000,000 shs.

share/

per

9,000,000

Robbins,

3,000

E.

A.

Ac

Ac

Julien

quickly oversubscribed.

was

consisting of one share of preferred stock and Va-share
of common stock, are transferrable only as such until Oct. 1, 1951,
unless separated earlier by action of the board of directors.

1,233,000

$1,233,000
9,000,000

Sinking fund debs., 23,4%
Serial

offering

Campbell
Hooker

Units, each

due March 1, 1959 (St.
Gas & Electric Co.)—

bonds,

Clair

■

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

.

Units

Kaiser Steel Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed—An un¬

for

1948.

year

.

$1.50

the
.

Sept.

Long-Bell
..

30,

1950,

compared with $5,401,780 in 1949, $10,208,646
1947, which was equal to $3.89, $2,71, $5.13
share, respectively.—V. 170, p. 2026.

and $8,960,201

in

Number 4955

Volume 172

.

.

interest—-

before

Loss

Taxes

$2,550

(Cr)—

403

$2,147

period

for

Loss

$2,975

$2,886

$2,556

income

on

The

1947

1948
$3,060
175

1949
$2,711
155

1950

Sept. 30—

Lighting Co.—Delivery Ruling—

Long Island

first

National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc., District No. 13, on Oct. lg announced that all
"when
issued"
contracts in the common stock shall be settled on
Oct.
30,
1950.
All contracts on and after Oct. 26, 1950, shall be
regular way unless otherwise specified.—V. 172, p. 1437.
of

Committee

Practice

Uniform

Louisiana Power

the

Light Co.—Hearing on Financing

&

order giving
Interested persons until Oct. 31, 1950, to request a hearing upon the
bond financing proposal of this company, which proposes to issue and
sell
at
competitive bidding $10,000,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
due
1980, the proceeds to be applied to the company's construction
purposes
and used for other corporate purposes.—V. 172, pp. 1234
The

SEC

the

announced

20

Oct.

on

notification

of

Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Bids Invited—
The

The

letter

a

$2,739

237

170, p. 2026.

—V.

filed

16

of

issuance

an

Suite

at

The

1730,

Broadway,

165

York 6, N. Y.,

New

to

up

11

received

23

authorization

SEC

securities

above-mentioned

and

to

shares

250,000

sell

and

In

The

sale

its

to

outstanding

stock

ferred

the

the

at

due 1967, to retire outstanding 7% pre¬
price of $2,100,000, to pay the principal on

bonds

call

and

outstanding bank loan, and to provide funds
172, p. 1534.

an

in

the

San

plan.

Step
Street

all rights of the holders of the
second preferred stock, and common stock of Market
terminate; that Standard Gas & Electric Co., parent,

the plan provides that

of

one

stock,

preferred
be

25

Oct.

cn

and

cease

paid

settlement

in

$512,000

its

of

against

claims

account

open

Russell M. Van Kirk, deceased,
paid $7,500 as fees or compensation and the Van Kirk committee
reimbursed for
expenses
in the amount of $5,000; that a pro rata
partial distribution be made to holders of prior preference stock in
the
amount of
$15 per share;
that remaining office furniture and
fixtures be sold,
and that all other assets be collected and reduced
to cash; that all claims including the actions for injury and damages
against the company and claims for workmen's compensation and
benefit be disposed of; and that the company dissolve.
The
Commission
reserved jurisdiction over step two of the plan,
of

estate

the

that

Street;

Market

be

the future payment of all other fees, compensation, and
in connection with the plan as shall have been allocated,
or approved by the SEC.—V.
172, p. 937.

providing for
expenses

awarded

sales

Net

before

Profit

City

Pacific

4,821.000

1,743,000

4,713.000

3,032,000

$6,958,413
2,025,828
675.276
$10,30

profit

$2,688,886
1,312,914
675,276
$4.14

$7,027,335

$4,381,142
1,200,000

divs.

Common

shs.

Common
Earns,

per

*Does

paid
outstcg.__

include

by the

quired

share

com.

not

earnings 'of

the

Wall

Marsh

The

covering

RR.

all

When

estimated

SEC
($25

Offered

Oct. 14 publicly offered 2,000 shares
of 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $10) and 40,000
shares of common stock (par 1 cent) in units of one
share of preferred and two shares of common stock at
$10.02 per unit.
The preferred stock is redeemable at the option of the company at

all

the redemption date.
sale of the units it is esti¬
mated
that approximately $175,000 will be used for the purpose
of
purchasing showcases and costume jewelry. The balance will be used
share, plus accrued interest to

working

and

operating

for

proceeds from

the

the

capital.

Authorized

stock

Common

which

♦Of
at

shares

160,000

showcases

retail

in

placing

with

remain

It

the

the

from

company

was

Title to the showcases and costume Jewelry
the

have

will

company

least 10 operators
company's business

at

wlro will supervise and promote the
basis.

has had

Wallace

Mr.

both

as

many

showcases.—V.

of

experience in

years

and salesman,

manufacturer

a

manufacturer

172,

McKesson

Bobbins, Inc.

&

sales

Net

___

before

Profit

Federal

taxes

_____

taxes

...

income

Net

Earnings

common

the

on

Mead

effective

(&

rate

of

45#.

+Based

the

old

Subs.)—Earnings—
Oct. 1, '50
Oct. 2, '49
$27,902,077 $21,930,764 $67,416,965 $57,108,849
Oct. 2, '49

Oct. 1, '50

Period Ended—
sales

Earnings before taxes on
3,610,610

991,327

7,549,738

3,236,798

1,692,216

356,706

3.224,428

1,250,140

$1,918,394

$4,325,310
355,087
724,763
$5.48

$1,986,658
370,416
716.200
$2.26

income

Federal
on

taxes

shares

140,443

$634,621
146,675

outstanding.

724,763

716,200

$2.43

$0.68

profits

Net

pfd.

Divs.

on

Com.

shs.

Earns,
—V.

State

and

income

per

com.

sh._,

withdraw

its

The

through

South

The

corporation

which

was

Registra¬

connection

Middle

filed
with

South

been

have

means

is withdrawing its
its common stock,
1950, under the Securities Act of 1933.
In
refunding of the preferred stocks of three of the

on

statement

registration

a

Inc.—Withdrawing

Statement—

tion

,

Utilities,

for

June
a

24 announced that it
covering 400,000 shares of

Oct.

1.

subsidiaries,

these shares of

Middle South

common

were

offered to holders of thp preferreds in order to provide
the continuance of local ownership in the Middle South

The management of
refunding of the preferred
stocks of the
subsidiaries has been deferred.--the board of directors
concluded that it would be in the interests of Middle South's security
holders to withdraw the registration at this time.—V. 172, p. 1438.
area

of

Middle

securities

South

of

the

Middle

pointed out




that,

South

since

system.

the

$25;'

at

purchase agreement, the

company

$1,875,000

__

1,875,000

Hutzler____

anticipated

is

Oct.

on

to

its

shares

of

Co.—Stock to Parent—

parent,
its

SEC authorization to issue and
England Electric System, 320,000
stock, at the purchase price

received

25
$20

New

common

par

share, or $8,000,000.
of the stock sale will be used to repay New England
outstanding $8,000,000 of short-term promissory 214% notes.

per

proceeds

172, p. 1535.

Gas Corp.—Registrar—

New York State Electric &
The

National

Chase

Bank

the

of

City

of

York

New

has been

registrar of the 4.15% cumulative preferred stock,
which were placed privately.
See V. 172, p. 1535.

value,

ap¬

$100

pointed

par

Co.—Stock Sold—The block of 6,800
stock (par $10), which were publicly
Oct. 16 at $30 per share by G. H. Walker &

Niagara Alkali
shares of
offered
Co.

common

on

& Lunt, were quickly sold without the
selling group. See V. 172, p. 1535.

Hamlin

and

benefit of

a

prop¬

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Bids for Bonds—
Bids
eral

the

for

purchase as

whole

a

issue of

of an

$40,000,000 of gen¬

1, 1980 will be received by the corpora¬
Broad Street, New York, N. Y., up to 11:30
31, 1950.-

mortgage bonds, due Oct.
Room

at

(EST)

a.m.

735,

11

Oct.

on

issue and

corporation on Oct. 23 received SEC authorization to
of general mortgage bonds due 1980.

The

172,

1951—V.

below.—V. 171, p.

$40,000,000

proceeds will be used to pay bank loan indebtedness and .to
refund outstanding bonds due 1966.
Remaining proceeds will be used
additional

to

said

early

or

applied

25

issue

172,

loans.—V.

$10,000,000

will

it

financing until
current
requirements

finance

corporation

certificate

FPC for authority to
in sinking fund deben¬

long-term

postpone
and

summer

the

to

utility plant.

Consolidation Approved—

2198,

Co.—Financing Postponed—

application

bank

Oct.

on

filed

19

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

The

1950—9 Mos.—1949

1950—3 Mos.—1949

profit after

—V.

10,052,117

7,254,243

21,482,366

20,250,063

4,341,109
$2.31

4,341,109
$1.67

4,341,109
$4.95

4,341,109
$4.66

shares outstd.

share—

per

172,

p.

172,

Fireproofing Corp.—Earnings—

sales—Total

revs.__

and

Federal

for

the

under

tax

income

Revenue

tlncludes additional income
in the amount of $11,840.-

of

covering

of

1950

sils,

operations,
tlncludes
1950 in the amount

the Revenue

under

directors

Oct.

on

accumulated

holders

of

10,

Nov.

final

the

on-account

payment

5#
cumulative convertible
payable Nov. 20, 1950 to
1950.—V. 171, p. 2069.
15#

engaged

Is

company

products,

metal

,

Little Rock Water Co.—Bonds Placed

Oct.

1949

sales

Profit

s

Prov.

income taxes

for Fed.

outstanding.

shares

Common

"Earnings per

share

4,729,037
1,434,461

corporation on Oct. 16 offered to
cumulative
convertible preferred
stock,

$4.56

$2.86

common

requirements.—V. 172,

dividend

preferred

Nehi

P«

1949

$i;465,544

1948
$1,787,943

615,500

733,000

969,000

$716,592

$850,044

$1,054,943

$1,388,316

$0.69

$0.83

$1.02

$1.3s

Balance

share

Earnings per com.
—V.

171,

p.

2099.

Bedford

New

The

1947
$2,357,316

1950
615,000

offering

on

Gas

&

Edison

Light Co.—Notes

Sold—

Oct. 19 of $3,750,000 25-year 2%% notes,

Northern

1975, at 101.875% and accrued in¬
quickly placed by The First Boston Corp. and
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, without the benefit of a sell¬
series B, due Oct. 1,

LaSalle

15,

of

the

for

is

period

Brothers

(without

1,

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

of

series A, due 1973—

notes,

notes,

stock

PROPOSED

intention

Smith.

share

($25

series
par

STOCK

the

B. due
value)

to

of business on Nov.

OFFERING

management,

265,767fs£'s.-,

of said

subject

to

the

necessary

Oct.

The

Barnev
a

10*2Va%

of

$4.20

per

the

Lehman

publicly .offered

26

stock, $4.10 series

&

Co.

submitted

a

$100.7278 per share,

competing

bid

of

$100.71

per

dividend.

redeemable at prices
share, plus accrued dividends.
stock

is

company

from
and

the

used

105V2%

ranging from

sale will be added to the
provide part of the new

to

of its 1947-1951 constrqotion
proceeds it is expected the

general
capital

program.

company's

funds. Tnchiding' those-'arising" 'from earnings «and reserves,
will provide the cash required for expenditures under the construction
program until the latter part of 1951; to pay bank loans of $10,000,000
due on or before March 7, 1951, and which
were made on Sept. 7,
1950*

.

f.

exceed 15,000 additional shares of
company's''subsidiary.'• Northern- States Power
outstanding stock is owned by the company,;

and, to purchase ^t par not. to

comrtioh "stock

the

authorization

on

at $102.50 per share, plus accrued
group was awarded the issue at com¬

required for the completion
the. addition of these

'3,750,000
v/265,767 shs.
Is

&

value)

par

preferred

geperal

$4,950,000 #

SHAREHOLDERS-4-It

TO

Co.

and

With

FINANCING'

3.750.OO0

Riter

headed jointly by

group

PROCEEDS—Proceeds
funds

''V putstanding

$5,000,000

1975

for

The

will depend upon rate
conditions and other

NEW

purchase

petitive sale on Oct. 24 on a bid of
plus accrued dividends, to yield 4%.

1950

Authorized
2%%

the close

(Minn.)—Preferred Stock

States Power Co.

dividends.

factors.

CAPITALIZATION

25-yr.

will expire at

exchange

of Chicago, 231 South

exchange agent.

175,000 shares of cumulative preferred

presently

Aug.

financing of the construction program, however,
of
construction,
construction
costs,' market

Common

is

Northern reserves the right to extend the period
such action to be desirable.—V. 172, p. 1439.

but

Northern

expected
that the con¬
to Dec. 31, 1952, esti¬
mated
to
require expenditures of approximately $3,319,000
for net
additions, will be financed by the use of existing construction funds
at
July 31,
1950,
aggregating $386,305,
"plant replacement fund"
assets and
working capital.
The time, amount and type of future
PROGRAM—It

program

25-year 3%

of

111.,

it deems

Offered—A

gas.

pertinent

if

National Bank & Trust Co.

Chicago 90,

company

The company also is engaged
in the production,
distribution and direct sale of gas in six of these
communities and sells gas only in one other nearby community.
Of
the
total sales revenues of the company for the
12 months ended
July 31, 1950, 77# were derived from sales of electricity and 23% from
sales

1950,

offer

population of 222,000.

year-round

Illinois

Street,
offer

The

Further details follow:

is engaged in the business of generation,
transmission, distribution and sale of electricity either directly or
through its associate companies, Cape & Vineyard Electric Co., Ply¬
mouth County Electric Co. and Provincetown Light & Power Co. in 41
communities located in southeastern Massachusetts, having an approxi¬
mate

as

outstanding.

preferred

Continental

was

BUSINESS—The

inasmuch

convertible

longer

r.o

5%

1137.

$1,331,592

Sept. 30—
chgs.

after

State inc. taxes

Exchange Offer

issue one share of its $1.50
no
par
value (such stock

expired on Aug. 1, 1941) in exchange for
cumulative preferred stock of Friendly

1,434,461

Corp.—Earnings—

earns,

1439.

conversion rights thereof
each share of outstanding
Finance Corp. (Wis.).
Northern
Is engaged principally
in the business of making small
loans and in the financing of the purchase and sale of personal prop¬
erty and operates offices at Aurora, Belvidere, DeKalb. Dixon, Elgin,
Freeport, LaGrange, Ottawa, Rockford and Sterling, 111.
The business of Friendly Finance Corp. is of substantially the same
character as that of Northern but its assets and operations are much
smaller in amount.
Friendly operates oflices at Fond du Lac, Fort
Atkinson, Manitowoc. Sheboygan and West Bend, Wis.
Northern has heretofore purchased for cash' approximately 96%
of
the outstanding common stock of Friendly and intends to use its best
efforts to acquire
the remainder of said outstanding common stock,
when and as the same may be available for purchase by it.
•*-. •
There
are
presently outstanding 20,55646 shares of the preferred
slock of Northern
and 7,200 shares of
preferred stock of Friendly.
Thus if all the preferred stock of Friendly is exchanged for preferred
stock of
Northern pursuant hereto, there will be 27,7564/5 shares of

7,094,468

$2.91

4,634,754
1,434.461

profit

Agreement Filed—

172, p.

below.—V.

The

being
Net

Inc.

Lines,

Air

Northern Illinois Corp. (Del.)—Makes

107,758,541 107,560,957 108,303,185
8,329,754
7,809,037
11,794,468
3,695,000
3,080.000
4,700,000

__

taxes

income

before

Privately

1948

$

,

6,

Delta

See

1950

Sept. 30—

With SEC—«

in the manufacture of a diversified line
such as automobile wheels, cooking uten¬
ware and pressure vessels.

Northeast Airlines, Inc.—Merger
9 Months Ended

Net

per

withdrawn.

1950, this company issued and sold $225,000
of first mortgage bonds, series C, 2%%, due July 1,1980,
and $225,000 of general mortgage bonds, series A,33A%,
due July 1, 1970, to two institutional investors.—V. 172,
p. 1439.
"
*
•" <

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Supply Co.

National

$4.50

at

on

pressed metal plumbing

On

16-year

amount

record

of

the

on

the

in

authorized

17

interest

debentures

debenture

$11

(par

17.

North

Act

Pays Accumulated Interest—
The

stock

,

pressed

of

Act

tax

$24,016,

$387,G47

$387,693

department

construction

include

not

*Does

$93,348

$191,131

profit

additional

Calif.—Offering Withdrawn—

common

selling stockholder, has been

Oct. 24 filed a registration statement
190,000 shares of its outstanding common

company

The
of

Net

of
a

value.

Nov.

256,508

J298.490

62,234

+147.154

taxes__

income

1950—9 Mos—1949
$8,275,769
$8,203,881
686,183
644,155

1950—3 Mos.—1949
*$3,213,220 *$2,346,297
338,285
155,582

Period End. Sept. 30—

State

of

with the
stock, $1
' '
The
stock is being offered for
public sale at $12 per share "by
Kenneth T. Norris, the President and a director of the company and
its
principal shareholder,
None of the proceeds are to be received
by the company.
William R. Staats Co. and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
are
named as principal underwriters.
Public offering is expected on

SEC

1235.

Profit before inc. taxes.
Prov,

shares

675

the account
p.
1439.

Norris Stamping & Mfg. Co.—Registers
The

par

Net

for

Fed¬

taxes

Earnings

—V.

of

offer

share,

$132,829,364 $99,717,073 $320,752,854 $280,238,699

eral

a
\

President, stated that the merger which had
approval of the New York P. S. Commission, the SEC and the FPC is
one
of the final steps in the simplification of the corporate structure
of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—V. 172, p. 1438.
Machold,

Norris Oil Co., Ventura,

Capital

State

of

Secretary

the

with

merging into it The Niagara Falls Power Co.

J.

Earle

1346.

p.

Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
Period End. June 30—

struction

Middle

$25
The

tion,

of

summer

cash

Power's

for

Oct.

on

company

spring

next

EXPANSION

1994.

171, p.

a

by

ing group (see V. 172, p. 1535).

40 Weeks

a

(par

the company,

Corp

&

company

The

company

terest

4 Weeks

Net

$0.98
on

1534.

172, P.

Corp.

$1,791,501

$1.16

share

present

38# .—V.

of

$2,100,828

——

per

*Based
rate

income

income

Texas

it was
Missouri Pacific to retire
resulting saving in auxil¬

the

with

service

in

Electric Co.

Power

Montana

Fed. and

1950
1949
$105,377,299 $87,944,222
4,127,080
2,974,532
*2.026,252
tl, 183",031

1950,

1535.

p.

for

received,

Announced—

West Penn

9 Mos. End.

Subs.)—Earnings—

(&

of

the jewelry business

1437.

30—

for

been

have

Monongahela Power Co.—Plans Financing—Expansion

Total

Three Months Ended Sept.

"possible

be

Massa¬

31,

The

"After

and Mr, McKendry is presently
p.

and

$

commission

a

system's

the

order

new

McKendry.

company.

that

estimated

is

this country

on

purchased

been

stores,

basis.

consignment

a

will

20,000 shs.
*200,000 shs.

organized in New York to engage In
in various parts of the United States,
containing costume jewelry to be sola by the retail stores

BUSINESS—Corporation

on

Outstanding

25,000 shs.
200,000 shs.

value by Lon L. Wallace and I. Douglas

par

the

have

to the Missouri

the Gulf Coast Lines

assigned to

locomotives

will

Bros.

additional

sell

income

FINANCING

PRESENT

SlOi

stock (par
(par one cent!

preferred

cumul.

5%

be

the

steam

157

equipment

new

of

EFFECT TO

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

sell

about

1346.

p.

_

per

will

it

that

National

company on

PROCEEDS—Of

in

stock

common

the

stockholders

Dec.

several

from

New England Power

to

to be used

McKendry-Wallace Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Stock

$10.50

new

iary facilities necessary to steam locomotive operation."
Delivery will start in the spring of next year and it

repay

—The

bring

as

parts of the system.
More
Diesels and about $800,000 for

Northern—operating

units

the

additional

an

ac¬

Benton, Ark.—Files

share i, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
an RFC loan and to increase working capital.

per

units will be

20

and

Sales

on

12,000

well

as

other

allocated for

was

Texas

in

on

units of Diesel power will be assigned

104

B

172,

The

erties.

$7.30

Oct. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par

company

power

the

to

First Boston

—V.

planetarium

and

cars.

of

International-Great

Net

McCoy-Couch Furniture Mfg. Co.,

series

600,000
Inc.,

Products,

1437.

1949.—V. 172, p.

in

company

1,800,000
600,000
$11.71

lines

several

to

of

the

to

prior

purchasers and the several purchasers
the respective principal amounts
notes set forth opposite their names:

sell

to

to purchase

Salomon

—V.

George H. Moore
purchase, largest

The Diesel loccmotive

Oct. 20.

Diesel

$17,000,000
total

A

of

use

dome

new

tures.

Net

locomotives

District Judge

granted by U. S.

on

and

terminals

increased

than

cf

Authorized

by Missouri Pacific Lines, will add 124 additional units to
the railroad's motive
power
listing and will enable the railroad to
complete its Dieselization program on three more divisions, the Kansas

The

taxes

come

new

Mo.,

of

UNDERWRITERS—Under the note

agree

the purchase by Missouri

for

$18,000,000
equipment—Diesel

made

ever

Sec

in¬

Federal

for

Prov.

of

Louis,

St.

*1947
$25,338,958
11,740,335
7,413,142

4.431,886

11,779,413

taxes,

inc.

at

almost

spend

coaches—was

dome

31— 1950
1949
*1948
$38,498,179 $22,778,372 $36,472,950

Fiscal Yr. End. Aug.

Lines

Pacific

Plans

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Corp.

Masonite

to

shares

approval

offer

to

sometime

share.

per

agrees

debentures, Milwaukee will issue
Natural Gas Co. (New York), the

at its par value, $12 per share.
of securities will be used by Milwaukee

expansion of facilities.—V.

Authority

plan for the liquidation and

authorized the
Court

to

common

additional

the

to

and

Utilities,

and

American

the sale

from

outstanding notes
for

the bonds

of

parent,

proceeds

redeem

Dissolve—

the SEC approved a modified
dissolution of this company and
filing of an application on Oct. 25 with the U. S. District
Francisco
for
approval and enforcement of step one
announced

decision

a

amended

a

of

17,7174/s

of

Public

of

subscription

for

11

New England Gas and Electric Association, owner
of 97.37% of New Bedford's presently outstanding comfnon stock, has
advised the company that It will purchase any unsubscribed shares of
such common stock at the subscription price.

shares of common stock

250,000
to

the

to

Missouri Pacific RR.—Equipment Purchase

Ry.—Plan Approved—To

Market Street

In

and

issue

stock.
Prior

total

$67.50

directors

and

Department

proportionately

The

Oct.

on

1437.

and

of

(EST;

a.m.

1950,

company

the

sell

due

30.

Oct.

on

has invited bids for the purchase of $27,000,000 of its
bonds, due 1975, and $6,000,000 of its sinking fund
Nov. 1, 1970.
Bids will be received by the company

company

mortgage

debentures,

stockholders

chusetts

with the
SEC covering 170,000
shares of, common stock to be offerea at par
($1 per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to pay for
a
drilling rig and the balance used for working capital.
Oct.

on

company

the

of

Midland Oil Co., Cheyenne, Wyo.—Files With SEC—

Long-Bell Lumber Corp.—Earnings—
3 Mos. End.

(1635)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

b'f' the

Co. (Wis;)) all of ^rhose

12

(1636)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

BUSINESS—The
are

its public utility subsidiary companies
the business of supplying electric service to
Minnesota, Wisconsin and North Dakota,

company and

share for each 4 V* Perfect Circle shares except that if a
two-for-one split-up of Thompson's stock becomes effective
17, 1950, the. rate will be one share of the spltt-up common
stock of Thompson for each 2'A shares of Perfect Circle stock.
A 13c per share dividend haying been declared on the common stock
Thompson

engaged principally in

communities located

in

CAPITALIZATION

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT

FINANCING

Authorized
•First

mortgage

bonds:

Series

due

Feb.

1,

1974,

Series

due

Oct.

1,

due

July 1,
Series due Aug, 1,

1970,

Preferred
Cum.

stock

2*Y'r

23A'm

$3.60

15,000,000

—

value)

par

$4,80

series

$4.10

series—"

'The

amount

pressed

12,500,000 shs,

authorized

tion

of

30.

shares

subscription

1950.

owned

will

indenture

issued

be

to

is

unlimited

employees

in

subsidiary

company

companies

another

or

Sept.

at

subsidiary,

Authorized

mortgage bonds of
due

April

Series

due

March

Cum,

the Wisconsin Company.

1977, 2V«%

1,

1.

are

stock

1979,

Co

provement
♦Exclusive

of

Flambeau

&

the

stock

preferred

new

the

in

preferred

new

table

stock

of

and

severally

the

be

by

each

6,424

Merrill,

6,424

E.

Mullaney, Wells & Co.____

C.

1,000

May nurd H. Murch & Co.

6,421

Allyn & Co., Inc

Cache <fc Co.—

Ball,

Burge

Newbard, Cook & Co

Inc.

Sullivan

E.

3,000

&

W.

Richard

W.

&

M

Coffin & Burr,
&

C.

R.

&

Co....

Miller

Newton

&

&

Northwest

Webber,

Inc.

Peters,

4,000

...

5,000

&

Lunt

Co,

W.

L.

Co

A.

1,650

Swiss

&

Wertheim

White,

3,000

to

Harold

Inc.—

&

Corp.—

Co..

The

Pharmacal

Common

Earns,

Weld

&

Co..

Weeks

E.

V.

172,

S. Yantis &

Co.

(&

The

6,421

—

in

in

will

1,000

Inc.—..

Co.,

For

requirements

&
are

Minn.,

to

principal

be

first,
and

tax__

4.724,551

1,698.414

11,509.147

7,980,173
8,197,523

*2,012,350

642,795

*4,775,000

3,223.638

2,712,201

1.055,619

6,734.147

repay bank loans.—V.

2,408,131.

2,192,000

2,408,131

$3.07

S2.07

the

796,287

*$1.20

19

$1.16

has

of

amount

the

bonds.

in the

25.

172,

fee,
be

thils

$1.24

$0.44

increased

Fund

1950,

to

high

of

on

new

a

June

compared with $37,995,900
per share
increased during

value

from

to

$15.60

170,

is

nearing
tunnel

authorized

of

$16.91,

The

the

Fund

announced

completion
track

and

on

30,

Oct.

the

with

estimated

are

used

profit

after

«

this

on

to

has

*

■

After

June

com.

along

20,

172, p.

not

Glore,

construction

Division

Interchemical

has

Corp.,

it

announced

under

field

the

entering

is

that

rf

and time-saving advantages
Apparatus.—V. 172, p. 755.

of

The

Oct.

5,

declared

19.50

income.

of

and

preferred

4%

aggregating

ciated

director

fi

utive
'

with

its main

dividends.

There

stock

had

the

49

of

the

the

declared

also

was

of

cents

50

been

the

at

into

tion

in

which

of

it

The

$29,617,541 $25,087,796

Railway

After

the

$4,000,000

for

Oct.

stock

common

of

will

pr ce

stock.

Boston

&

upon

and

call

each

of

share

preferred,

3 'A%

3.136,601

2,108,258

874,156

764.573

874,156

will

due

Dec.

on

remain

1955.

1,

$1.00

$3.53

$2.61

The

preferred

stock

called

was

in

The

M.

Singer
Oct.

on

is

Chairman

as

27.

p.

of

Texas,

Mr.

the

and

&

Weeks

and

arc

of

pay

to

prepayment

of

this

preparations
sold

$568,885

for

by

sale

for

its

289,459

the

will

be

Singer

has

expanding

additional

member

of

•

reported

Reeves Brothers,

a

controlling

board

of

profit before Federal & State
profit after taxes

Net

profit

'After

inventory

Exec¬

provision
at

of

transfer

of

transfer

■

time

the issue

en

Oct.

25.

Stockholders

National
«d

the

$5

will

will

be

common

agreement

of

Cleveland.

sale.

of

on'

unlisted

A

Countv

;

per

Nov

from

to

surrender

Ohio,

exchange




1950

on

at
of

of

direct

are

Roman

as

Subs.)—Earnings—
1949

1948

$13,209,318

$13,815,262

97,268

60,034

$13,306,586

$13,881,296

19,446.670

10.839,351

11,009.753

315,000

190,595

122,100

88.125

20,700

24,787

$520,000

estimated

income

to

their

receive

Products,
will

be'

certificates
in

Inc.',
at

to

The
ment

as; provided in

the

rate

; of

one

;

of

group
Of

for

for

after

*864,217

849,686

1,035,000

—S1.353.41C

$1,206,254

$1,689,656

for

jeserve

plant
225,000

the

225,000

SI.353,410

S981.254

$1,464,656

193,676

193,676

$6.99

$6.23

outstanding-

1950

reserves—

Revenue

has

company

Act,—V.

the

announced

at Jacksonville,
and

if

of

this

Fla,,

The

new

100,000

had

mill,

tons

South.—V.

mill

as

on

all

charges
net

a

172,

of

profit

Year Ended

taxes

costs

of

Sept.

on

Total

and

Total

25

&

The

shares

of

net

Co.

oa

.a

pulp

and

company states, it
the southeast
which

will

a

new

the
in

of

during

the

possible sites have been examined.

Co.—Earnings—
1950

1949

$24,048,622

$23 145.360

19,865.265

20,205.794

$4,183,357

—

taxes

and

$2,939,566

__

income-

442

income

Freferred

_

deductions

—

(incl.

—

special

5,432

$4,183,799

-

$2,944,998

charges/

627.293

797,860

S3.556 506

——

$2,147,138

dividends

Common

the

several

past

with,
it is indicated,
will
add
some
company's outturn of kraft paper in the

the

expenses

operating

income

645,000

471,750

1,629.000

dividends

1,450,000

Silver Gas Unit No. 3 Placed in
Operation—
The

company's newest turbo-electric generator, Silver Gate U:vt No.
costing about $6,€00,000, was placed in opeartion in September,
in
advance of winter peak loads.
Although bearing a nominal
rating of only 50.000 kw„ No. 3 will carry ioads
approaching 70,000
kw. over extended
periods. With its installation, the company's electric
generating capacity is increased to more than double its
capacity of
3.

the

1942.

year

Conditional
in

1950

for

generating
in

orders,
No.

with

be of • 50.000

1952

containing privileges of canc-llatio
and component parts of Silver

at

an

Station

4,

have

recently

decisions of

t

been

placed

kw, nameplate rating and is scheduled
approximate

to

its

cost

of

$8,000,000.

Gate

on

This

basis,
unit

new

installation

for

will

It

Station

firm

a

board of directors.

m

placed early

l.

auxiliaries

Unit

accordance

will

br ng

Silver
essentially a
which has just been completed.—V. 171,
p. 1464.

ultimare

duplicate of Unit No. 3

(G. D.)

on

of

Sept.

801,200

generating capac'tv

and

be

income:-

Earns,

'After

$2.61

charges and

income

sales—.
inc.

Fed.

for

taxes

taxes_

(&

Common

shs.

^Earnings

with

the

were

SEC

stock

named

as

a

first

the

com.

7,760.371

3,072,027

2,904,030

$1,484,248

$1,450,138

$5,127,936

$4,856,341

1,079.923

1.000.000

1.079.923

1,000.00c

$1.23

$1.25

$4.18

sh.

with

six

income

tax

provisions

months

Shell

Oil

Co.

(&

Period End. Sept, 30—

of

of

inventory

other

revenues-

income

of

the

1950

is

$4.05

approximately $162,000 computed
Revenue

included

Act

in

of

1950

provision

requirements.—V.

on

for

172, p.

earnings
Sept.

30,

1348i

Subs.)—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos—1949
§

bef.

.

1950—9 Mos.—1949

g

,

$

$

236,404 425 2?4,755.396 658.848.400

taxes_

36,871,333

taxes

602 713.074

inc.

92.100,268

13,650.000

4.900.000

29.400.000

17,800.000

23,221,333

Prov. for Fed.

21,958.241

17.058,241

62,700.268

54.599,7'

13,470.625

13,470.625

13,470,625

13,470.6:

$1.72

$1.26

S4.65

$4.(

72,399,772

560.

profit

Capital

shares

Earnings

per

—V.

p.

172,

outstdg..
share—

574.

on

Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Stock
an

Subscriptions—Under

offering

to stockholders of this
shares of common stock,
for

state¬

The

representatives

First
oi

a

through

company

of

24.716

20.999 shares were
the exercise of warrants it was

Oct. 23.
Of the remaining unsubscribed
shares, Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., as
underwriters, contemplate making a public
offering of 2,572. shares at prices related to the market.
—V. 172, p. 1440.
announced

registration

stock
nroposcd to be
offered,
138,000 shares will be offered
by selling stockholders and 100.000 shares
will be sold
by the company to retire its outstanding preferred stock
common

$38 ^GH.268

8.199,963

546,110

tAfter preferred dividend

Prof.

tAfter

1950,

$1).

1950—12 Mos.—1949

$41,059,682

1,142.065

Federal

accordance

30,

(par

$3.13

Subs.)—Earnings—

subscribed

common

$2,194,155

$5.18

481.

p.

1950—3 Mos.—1949

outstandg.

per

'Additional

&

p.

$3,689,191

income

profit—.——

Sales

171,

172,

$11,192,802 $10,115,918
2,626.313
2.296.248

—

"last-in-first-out"

1949.—V.

taxes.—V.

Sharp & Dohme, Inc.

'Prov.

1950—12 Mos —1949

$1,829,815

$4.48

Period End. Sept. 30—
Net

dealer's concession of

a

1950—9 Mcs —1949

$3,190,996

share.

com.

per

Co.—Earnings Continue Gain—

Sept. 30—

$0.70

"last-in-first-out"

30,

Searle &

Period End.
'Net

1950.

price w'll be suoplied by amendment.

of

option

an

for

Aug. 31—

income

Net

for

'

.

filed

of

site

consideration

additional

shares

Lester

ofaufidcrwtlters.

the(.238,000

Oct.

$8.72

proceeded

to
1537.

1949

Corp.—Registers With SEC—

on

acquisition

income ;

Gross

in

the over-the-counter market

"

193,676
.

480.

p.

possible

a

expansion

number

a

if

p.

operating

Other

1440.

p.

Blyth & Co., Inc. and Kuhn, Loeb

'

238,000

172,

constructed,

of

under

annually

172,

is

program

a

has

To that end

years.

$13,681,752 $13,074,654
'1,471.939
11,332,185

replacement

replacement
costs

made

was

corporation

covering
Corp.

200,000

_______

taxes

share before

on

part

Net

Manufacturing Co. — Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 45,000 shares of common stock

Boston
The

exchange'shares'

sale

on

rights

826.397

replacement

replacement

Rohr Aircraft

at

market

—

earnings-.,—

management

the

$0.73

$245,000

estimated

I

the New

that

income

net

—

65 cents per share, by
& Co.—V. 172, p. 938.

>>."i

Thompson

The

17,

year

through

common,

share_—

provision

(par $2.50)

corporation's
for the $2.50

trading

announcement

'

requested

stock

from

an

,<>'

;

City Bank of

par

be stricken

Exchange, according to

the

com¬

Rockwell

in

Refining

Kings

books

|par common stock will be permanently > closed
which

1956,

Hoban,

mill.

paper

Net

litiga¬

interest

Pontiac

director

a

this

1950

Net

Corp.—Transfer of Assets Voted—

having approved the
Thompson Products, Inc.,. the

York Curb

1,

F.

St. Regis Paper Co.—Purchases Option—

banking firms.

Levien

the

the

Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—

Net

asso¬

its

of

with

Earlier

Sept. 30—

sales

became

of

business.

shares

investment

connection

■

Executive

He

in

first fiscal quarter, as compared with
the full fiscal year ended May 31, 1950.—V.
I

Three Months Ended

been

counsel.

used

its

of $935,413 for

1347.

stockholders
to

March

1950

——

shares

of

Profit before

any.time.

at

company

Oct. 25 at $24.25 per share, with

assets

at

Paine,

payable $75,000 per year in
1951
and
1952
and
thereafter with
additional
contingent
payments
and designed, at the company's present rate of
off the entire issue in less than 10 years.
The notes

underwritten by the same
The
company
recently

480.

the

of

per

'Based

year

Net

awarded

was

Chairman

Christi.

Manufacturing Co.—Notes Placed Privately

proceeds

pany's

on

to

company

p.

income

Earned

earnings

subject

are

1536

capital.—V. 172,

for

Balance

in

the New

per

cn

earnings,

764 573

81.23

company

He

Perfect Circle
The

high school
Joseph's

$22,034,609

——

earnings
Appropriated to
replacement

be

stock.

$11,932,000

there

bonds

is

stock

will

preferred

to

but

ratio

preferred

of

the

to

up

thereafter

and

amounted

the

trust

stock

conversion

share

1950,

Light

of

collateral

each

exercise

may

The

1138..

p.

notes

based

Herbert

Lighting Co.—V. 172,

•

(&

sold--]

Net

be

Stone

Mass.,

7,

common

10.

25,

for

stock

of

Nov.

stock
on

assets

Street,

shares

on

business

of

said

for

preferred

into

business

common

1950.

$125,000

8C3.683

172, p.

that

Co.

two
St.

well

convertible

shares

of

redemption

agent

England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
of Boston, and the State Mutual Life Assurance
Co., of
Worcester, Mass.

1950—9 Mos.—1949

company since
1935 as legal
1941, and later was designated a

Corpus

to

32,813

goods

Federal

Webber, Jackson &
Curtis on Oct. 25 announced that they have
placed pri¬
vately a new issue of $2,000,000 promissory notes due

Committee.

Fensl-Cola

1.75%

1348.

p.

property of subsidiary.—

common

therefor.

of

shares

Raytheon

between

line

Mr.
Singer is a partner in
the
New
York
law
firm
Finger & Neuburger, which firm represented
Loft, Inc., in

Corp.

equip
and

Edward

172,

——_

loss

per

converted

such

of

transfer

Federal

of

close

172,

4%
their

close

shares

30,

Pajymcnt

ol'

Corp.,

convert

1962 with

this

in

and

Ohio,

beginning

Steel Co.

est.

$2.5.1

cumulative convertible preferred stock outstanding
date of ledomptin, at $52 per share plus 10'a

office

Hornblower

dollar

month,

$9,036,053

announced

was

100

Reverend

Cleveland.—V.

Reserve

the

certificates

outstanding

Pepsi-Cola Co.—Chairman of Executive
Committee—
Committee

Most

of

expense...

Total

dividends

dividend

quarterly

of

net

Sept.

1347.

£or capital expenditures and for working
of

construct

Total operating revenues—

common stock,
payable Oct. 28 to holders of record
distribution, $1,90 is lrom realized capital gains and

of

the

the

2.378+

Pennsylvania & Southern Gas Co.—Files With SEC—

election

The

debt

Common

regular

Service

after

unt:l

The
company
on
Oct. 19 filed a
letter
of
notification with the
£EC covering 1,850 shares of
G'/a% cumulative preferred stock series C
to be offered at par ($100 per share)
through Bioren & Co., Phila¬
delphia, Pa. The proceeds are to be used for advances to
subsidiaries

The

to

Lakewood,

—;

Interehem-

1950.

at

right to

movement of freight, and
end of next

1,071,057

dividends.

1950.—V.

yield

$22,067,422

When

investment

its

of

Holders

be

$37,375.

the

$10,185,435

share

preferred

used
at

income

form

Victor

RCA

on

the

20,

surrender

to. the

Co.,t

15,250

Light Securities Co.—Pays $2.50

this

accrued

2.210 +

bends,

company's, multi-million

charges

Common shares outstdg.
per

of

Bishop

Sales

■,

less than 20,000 shares of preferred stock outstanding.
company has called for redemption and
will redeem and pay

whole

—V.

1950—3 Mos.—1149

and Federal taxes——

•Earns,

be

Edward's

Depreciation
Interest and

ended

quarter

now
.

leaving

Webster

$2,000,000,

respect

at

finance

to

improvement

23—V.

Period End. Sept. 30—
#Cet sales
'

to

1650.

reproduction equipment for the Graphic Arts.
RCA
comprehensive engineering and development program
and make availab'e to the Graphic Arts Industry

the

on

made

Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earn.
•Vet

prices

Ohio,

debentures, callable at

The

2430.

p.

Correction

from

cents

this

is

a

&

Of

Nov.

on

$3,000,000,

of

expenses

('ittsburgh project will be completed expedile
he entire and Columbus, Ohio, to
toward
was

at

to maturity.

to

are

sold

were

Total

$41.685,000

America—Applying Electronics to Color

with

shares

stock,

1236.

p.

s

perfect

time

21,000

outstanding.—

amount

placement

Total

will

$

share oa
the preferred stock, payable Oct. 28 to holders", of record Oct. 25,
At the time of the directors' meeting held on Oct. 20 more than

Pennsylvania RR.—Tunnel Project Soon Ready—
Work

Ohio—

(This offering includes the
previously mentioned in these

Nine Mos. End. Sept. 30—

Gate

project of

Cleveland,

inclusive.

Rotary Electric
-

4,973,885

2,192,000

directors

cents

same

931,159

800.000

now

to

share

per

60

$9,106,217

990,952

stock

Oct.

second,

with

issuance

1950—9 Mos.—1949

10.595,066

Electronic

Oct.

$0.55

on

in

the

including this

the

of

the

of

issuance,

Proceeds

proceeds

Catholic

at

York,

Dividend—To Redeem Preferred Stock—

Chicago, III., and Kalman <fc Co., Inc., of St. Paul,
paid a fee of $12,500, constituting V4 of 1% of the

amount

lircposed
4o

The

future,

of

of

due

made

1,510,466

30,

Railway

Co.—Financing Approved—

28, 1951. "
in connection

Co.,

bonds,
be

Broadway, New

100

Bishop

San Diego Gas & Electric

1,000

1950—9 Mos.—1949
$9,896,351

796,287

preferred

on

Commission

Power

lots.

services

Forgan

in

through

next,

will

4,443,396

precision-reproduction

ical's

The

near

27,

mortgage

Payment

1950—3 Mcs.—1949

deprcc.

of

undertake

the

1,000

446,668

*$0.61

two

the

first

Catholic

They

obligations

prescribed by the Revenue Act of 1950, as applied
income for these two periods.—V. 171, p. 2403.

color

intended

before Feb.

or

Nov.

on

of

195.311,794

1950

precision

3,000

pur¬

chase.
on

$228,300

120,566.318

corporation's

Co.——

company to issue $5,000,000 of 2.85% first mortgage bonds, due 1980.
The bonds will be sold to the New York Life Insurance Co. at 100%
ct
the principal amount plus accrued interest to the dates of
*old

primarily

ended July 31, 1950, amounted to about
profit after taxes of $1.485.000.—V. 169, p. 704.

debentures

buildings—St.

Net

—

agreement

the

,

redemption

fund,

Reproduction—

Subs.)—Earnings—

800,000

share..

Federal

consists

fiscal year
net

a

1965,

of

Cleveland.

Redemption

taxes—

arset

30,

Stubbs—

Co

$3,385,628

509,474

Otter Tail Power
The

of

$

Radio Corp. of

846.

p.

corporation

the rates

on

n»t

&

Yarnall &

outstdg..-

com.

dividend

The

of

52,927,852

Fed.

assets

&

Wood

1950—3 Mcs.-—1949

——

shs.

per

♦After

sale

quarter

third

to

property

an

F.

$3,895,770

.....

profit...

the

a

44,150,039

after

Sept.

Sept.

1535.

Period End. Sept. 30—

Het

the

3.35%, according

oil

includes

1951

columns.)

and

gasoline,

from

the

Inc.—Partial

and accrued interest.
Co., corporate trustee,

—

shareholders,—V.

2,500

2,500

-

of

as

6,421

—.—

1,000

—

sales

profit

for

of

provision

1,

Number

The

Ket

Trust

taxable

Total

3,000

& Co.

Co.

1.000

& Co.—2_—

„

Norwich

$973,000

sale

the

(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—Assets at New High

500

Wood, Struthers & Co._—— 6,421
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc. 1,000
Wurlr;, Dulles & Co
1,200

700

McCourlney-Breckenridge

p.

for

sinking

income-

the

Inc.-,—:—— 6,421

Lerchen

Whiting,

6,421

Mannheimer-Egan,

&

American

Watling.

5,000

Co

Meeds.—_

172,

called

at par

income

'Based

1,000

Bros.

2,500

Co.—... 2,000

—V.

of

collected

taxes

or

the

cn

periods,
llncludes

500

Sweney, Cartwriglit & Co.— 1,000

6,421

&

&

been

capital shares..
Earns, per share

1,000

&

McDonald

amount

Number

6,421

Bissell

Masten

com¬

common

to

Roman

$750,COO

1236.

revenues

Net

<te

Hutzler—

Kidder

Co

1949

$1,418,184.

of

the

business

Governments

the

$

6,421

M.

E.

State
tFor

171, P. 2611.

Federal

Co.—

Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades & Co..

&

inter-company

and

p.

York

New

Gross

Christen-

&

Rothschild

F.

Laird,

A.

include

_

6,421

—

&

S5.40

1,650

—_

Co

Jackson

Inc.

fatroua & Co..

Weeks—

Button

$5.92

the

2,000

Smith, Moore & Co.——J—

500

Button & CO,'—

E.

$1.77

of

Y.—V.

R. W. Pressprich & Co..L__ 5,000
living J. Rice & Co., Inc.—
700

1,200

—

.

&

$2.28

before

The Robinson-Humphrey Co.

Hemnhill, Noyes, Graham,
&

share.

1958,

Profit

Salomon

F.

6,047.240

Period End. Sept. 30—

Stifel, Nicolaus & Co,, Inc.. 1,000
Srix & Co..
1,000

Sulzberger

Parsons

the

Offered—Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. and A. C. Allyn
Co., Inc., on Oct. 3 publicly offered a total of $1,500,000
2.00% to 3.50% serial debentures, due annually Sept.

&

tl2,099.734
32.684,666

in

3,000

Palmer Co.—_

Writer

sen,

„

E.

California

of

outstanding

Bonds

Other

6,421

Roger S.

a—

Dominiek

Hornblower

14,013,700

6,055,121

172.

inc.

Hallowell,
&

44,784.400

35,885,522

com.

Oper.

Clranbery, Marache & Co... 4,000
Oreen, Ellis & Anderson
1,650

.

N.

700

Cuitis

1,000

1,000

Corp.—

Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—,r 1,000
Equitable Securities Corp... 6,421

Hamlin

49,899,222

t3,313.334

2,000

Co.

Co

Pacific

Clayton Securities Corp.— 1,000
Dominick

7,280,200

——.

Co

Clarke

Turben

&

Paine.

Co.,

——1.650
Bradford

C.

J.

3,000

Kraus—

&

Eosworth.

components

(The)

379,855,779 365,769,518

6,047,439

have

15,

The

1,000

—

Allison-Williams Co.—.,,—-A.

Nov.

Shares

1,000

—

Peck.

&

14,044,871

forth

set

this

of

,

Pullman, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

Co

&

121,361,373

21.125,864

adjustment

operation

below;

Brothers

Lehman
Riter

139,195.881

Poli-New England Theatres,

*484,500

Shares

Adams

levs.

products.

There

company.

are

of

capitalization

snares

;"

$

The

several

purchased

business

Net sales'for

$

$10,731,537

Federal

1S49.—V.

542,700

Wisconsin

the

financing,

600,090
,

$27,900,000 with

1950-9 Mos.—1949

g

6,062.989

not

to

credit

principal underwriters
respective principal amounts of

the

to

by

per

other

Im¬

owned

this

oi

on a sub-contract bat> s of certain
aircraft manufacturers.
The principal product
is art engine installation for
multi-engine aircraft.
In addition the
company
produces
exhaust
systems,
certain
fuselage
sections' and
miscellaneous other parts for aircraft.

9,900,000

$552,800

Alter

solely

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

manufacture, assembly and sale

aircraft

1236.

172, p.

13,845,664

investments

1,100,000

value

par

UNDERWRITERS—The names
of

Outstdg.

-

.

$596,200

1,—V.

will

outstanding

shrs.

paid

$18,430,000

3'V

Chippewa

of

stock

notes.

consist
v.-

The
the

of
be

State

<&

taxes——

♦Does

as

Unlimited

—

preferred stock, 5'>, of the Wisconsin Co.

Capital

holders

of

or

Series

3,

1950—3 Mos.—1949

profit.—,—

Com.

follows:

1st

to

1950,
1950, the

ex¬

comple¬

upon

Earns,

securities of
the

by

27,

taxes

inc.

Fed.

income

payments.

outstanding

not

the

before

for

Prov,

111,084,904 shs.

Net

4,763

NOTE—The

under

sales—Toial

Profit

175,000 shs.

,

value

par

*Net

200,000 shs.

.-

amount.

tin addition

Nov.

cn

$

275,000 shs.

stock,

stock,

,

business

Nov.

on

will

.

*'

r

series,-

preferred

preferred

without

of

close

payment

Period End. Sept. 30—

3,175,000 shs,

—

Cum.

stock,

the

for

Phillips Petroleum Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-

10,000,000

Cum.
Common

at

Corp.

mortgage

pany

.stock.

75,000,000

1379,

stock.

Circle

quoted ex 011 the New York Curb Exchange 011 Nov.

$5,000,000

3%

(without

preferred

Perfect

record

1375,

Series

of

Outstanding

.

.

.

and

proposed

by Nov.

.

on

(Continued

on

page

50)

.

Number 4955

Volume 172

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1637)

Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUKE OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE

STOCKS

Range for Previous

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1949

S per

37

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

share

Sper share
51

Jun

t per

Dec

Jun

17%

Oct

21% May

xl7Ve

Jun

23

share

19% Jan
18

Dec

44%

Sep

37

Dec

39 Ye

Dec

17% Jan

5%

Jun

11%
51%

Dec

18%

51

97% Mar

110% Jan

5

Jun

4%

Nov

2% July 13

3% Jan

3

Feb

18%

Dec

15% Mar 29

21% Sep

29

67% Jan

4

77

Oct

18

2% Jun

27

4% Jan

11

3

85% Feb

2

Apr

Sep

Feb

2%

73
4

Dec

58

July

40%

Feb

82%

Dec

64%

Jan

86%

Dec

74

Sep

83% Oct

20

17%

Jun

27%

Jan

21% JUn

39% Oct

19

83

Sep

120% Oct

23

94

Mar

104

Jan

July

93%

Feb

8%

Jan

96

89% Mar

Jun

83

8 % Jan

6

43%

423/4

43%

42 3A

3%

3%

3%

3%

35%

3%

2,500

26%

26%

26%

26%

26

26

26

26%

25%

26

23%

25%

4,300

1

Adams-Millis Corp

23%

23%

23%

23 3A

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

231%

23 %

23%

5,900

40

40

No par

Corp

1

*

$3 preferred w w
Air Reduction Inc

2%

May 16

Gas

5%%

9%

9%

9%

51%

51%

52

51%

51%

*51%

26%

27%

26%

27

25%

26%

25%

100

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

23/8

2%

4,000

20%

20%

20%

203/4

1934

20%

19'

8

19%

3,500

75%

74

74

75%

75%

120

3%

20,900

76%

2,800

3%

3%

3'A

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

80'A

80%

80%

79%

80%

78%

80%

par

gtd___100,
„1

Sep

25

28

30% Jun

1

Allied

Mills

Dec

32% Jan

13

28

Allied

Stores

Corp common-.No par

18

7

4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common_No par

38% Oct

76

Jun

88

Oct

81% July 12

91

26%

Jan

37%

Dec

30

July 13

38% Jan

53% May 31

81% Oct

3

2%

Jun

4%

Nov

3

4% Jan

11

Jan

36

37

Apr

89%

Feb

43

120%

July

Aug 16

100% Mar

Oct

150% Oct

25

25

27

52'A Oct

27
30

20

11

26

Jun

66

19

Jan

Jun

40

Jan

Jan

2

40

9% Jun

45
Sep
10% July

51

34%

5

Apr

70

Dec

Jun

27

Dec

14% July 13

2
12% Aug
76% Aug 10
26% Jan
7

61% July

69

Oct

60

Aug 15

67% Jun

16

Jun

12

Dec

10% Jun 27

15% Oct

21

30% Mar

35

Jan

30% July

41

18

104

Jan

101% Feb

8

109% Oct

4

Jan

7% Jan

13

14% Apr

21

6%

Jan

x7%
96 %

July

5%

Jun

10%

3% Jan

Jun

4%

Dec

Jan

106%

Dec

172% Mar

187%

Sep

178

Jun

33%

Jan

22

Jun

Jun

82

Jan

55% Jun

2%
81

21%
60

5

90 Ve

3

July 26
July 5

Oct

8'A Apr 21
120% May 24
190

Jan

18

27

35

Oct

17

26

79

Feb

18

3%%

57%
*22%

41%

40%

41%

99'A

99%

99%

99%

93

99

37%

36%

37%

36%

37

35%

36%

34%

353/8

10,800

___100

89

89

89

89%

89%

89%

89%

89%

88%

89%

88%

89%

1,800

_No par

share
Feb

4%

$ per

t per

share

363/4

37%

2,400

76%

77%

5,100

*3%

33A

6%

convertible

Amerada

preferred

Petroleum

50

Corp

No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American

3%%

Airlines

cum

American

6%

preferred—100

Cable

51

51

11%

11%

74%

74

74

18

July 31
Jun

IS3/,

Feb

19%

13%

J c. n

213/4

Nov

17

Jun

33/8

Dec

Jan

69%

Dec

2'/a July 13
64% Jan
3

J in

19%

Dec

12'A July 12

1%
44

6%

'

54

Dec

61%

Jun

37

45%

G:t

Jun

43%

Oct

Jun

5%

Oct

3Va

3

44% July 12
433/4 July 26

51% Dec

34

Jan

27

4% Jan

3

7

24% Feb
4
43A Mar 23
933/8 Oct

13

25% Mar 22
79% Oct

17

17%

17%

16 3;,

17%

62%

*62%

63

62 %

62%

130

14%

15'A

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

133/4

14%

13%

14%

14,200

40'A

39%

40'A

39%

40%

39%

393/4

38%

39%

38 %

39%

4,400

107
13%

106%

106%

106%

106 %

106%

106%

106'/a

106%

106%

800

12%

12%

12%

12%

11%

12%

11%

12%

20,000

63A

6%

6%

6%

6%

19,800

99%

1023/8

100%

101

182

18?

182

*40

*106%'
13

12%
6%

13

6%
103%

103

103%

xl02

102%

102%

103

182%

181

181%

181

181 %

181

182%

33%

33'A

33%

33%

33%

33%

32%

33%

31%

32%

313A

32%

78

77

77

78

78

77

77%

76

77%

77

77

1,300

28%

28

28%

28

28

28

283/8

27%

28%

27%

28

4,700

45%

44

45%

43%

44%

44 %

443/4

44%

44%

44

44%

4,000

20%

20

20%

20%

20%

19%

20%

*19

22

21%

22

21%

22%

22

22%

95

95

No par

*77

28%

*45%

10

*19%

10
100
10

preferred series B_100

series A_100

Co

20

YORK

20'A

*19%

21%

22

22

93

*92

72%

93

93

73%

73

73

*165

170%

170'/a

171'A

112

112%

111%

112%

48%

48'A

49%

47%

LOW

Tiling

1
No par

American Export Lines Inc

40c

Amer &

SS

50%
43%

44

1

*6%

com

Nov

46% Jun

30

48% Oct

5

Dec

25% Aug
7 Va Aug

3

American

Home

Products

1

2

343A Apr
93A Apr

11

Sep

13

American

Ice Co

common

No par

preferred

50

Aug

80

July 24

92

15%

Dec

13

July 17

15% Apr

19

American

15% Mar

22%

Dec

16% July 18

25% Oct

7

American

International Corp.No par
Investment Co of 111
1

12%

Jun

18%

Jan

13'A July

3

183/4 Feb

15

American

Locomotive

73

Jun

Jan

8l'/2July

3

96

26

11%

Jun

Dec

123/4 July 12

76

Jsn

84

Jun

4%
22%

Hi.

Jan

4

90

Oct

11

5% Jan

3

10% Oct

3

33%

n

Dec

29

105%

Jun

96%

78

Sep

7% Mar
Nov

104

Mar 22

July 13

43% Oct

25

106% May 17

preferred

100

1

common

preferred

100

Mach & Fdry com

3.90%

No par

preferred

100
No par

Amer Machine & Metals

American

4%%

Metal Co

com_No par

Ltd

preferred

100

■

— -

17% Oct

__

Jsn

5%

28%

Nc

32

7

v

6 3A Jun

Oct

33%

Feb

Dec

-

—

—.

10

Jun

169

—

Mar

6% Ma

Metal

American

Products Co

33% Mar 16

American

Natural

3

36% Jan

28

American

News

Xl2

—

Aug

2

22% May 23

American

Power

113/g July 26

Sep

175% July 18

5% July 13

16% May 12
185

Apr

24

9% Jan

11

Amer

7%

2

com

Molasses Co

1

Aug

Dec

8%

Amer

32

Jan

14%
178

r

—

26

18% Aug 16
9% Oct 25

23% Aug

36% Aug

•

—

16

1

Gas

Co

No par

Co__

No par

&

Light
No
Rad & Std San'y com__No

par

preferred
Safety Razor

100

American

5

23%

Jan

49

Nov

33% July 26

51% Mar 16

American

Seating Co

37

Jun

43%

Dec

39% Mar 30

50

Sep

11

American

39 %

Jun

56%

Jan

50

5

67% Oct

25

Amer Smelt &

Ship Building Co__No
Refg com
No

157% Apr
4
38% July 27
134% Sep 25

169 3/4 Sep

142

Feb

34%

164.

Jan

Dec

42%

Dec

x

July

14

44

Jun

5

145

Jan

13

7%

No par

preferred

American
6%

par

par
par

100

Snuff Co

Sep

22'% Mar 24

33% Oct

19

American Steel Foundries

No par

29 % May

1

36% Oct

25

American

No par

July 14

12% Jan

11

American Stove Co

17

American Sugar

3

7%

Jun

12%

Jan

Feb

45

Dec

120

Jun

128%

Nov

16

July

20%

Nov

138

Jun

150%

Jan

Jan

76%

Dec

Jan

60%
135

153%

Dec

4<*% May
xll7%
634

Jun

27

60% Aug
136% Oct

18% Jun

30

223A Feb

128

146% Jan

Jun

6 43/8 Mar 29

38%

Feb

20

96% Aug 30

7%

80

$4

4%

5% Feb

Dec

1
14

Sep

15% Sep

14
12

65

Dec

61

8

773A Oct

19

35 %

Jan

27% Mar 10

37% Oct

25

Jan

Mar

273A Apr

99% Mar

48%
15 %

Jun

Jun*

8% July
21

18 Va

—

Anaconda

5

36% Sep

22

July 13

23% Oct

9

108

Dec

55%

Jan

106
x51

110% Mar

8

$4

Jan

12

72% Oct

2

preferred

Anderson-Clayton & Co

Dec

19% Feb

11

33 % Oct

24

Anderson-Prichard

9'A Jan

4

12% Sep

15

Jan

3

Feb

15

5% Aug

4

Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc

42%

Nov

333/a July 14

Jun

29 Va

Dec

26% Jan

Jun

95

Feb

89

footnotes

tee

page




24.

Jan

Sep

19

13

47% Oct

18

3

120% Oct

23

Oil

Corp

i

*43/8

convertible

preferred

100

*43%

463A
119

13 Va

133/8

1,300
7,800

2%

2%

2%

23/8

5,400

14%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13 Va

133/4

10,600

78%

79

76%

77%

73

75%

74

74%

6,100

50%

51
44%

50%

51 %

51

51%

50%

51%

10,100

*433,4

44 %

*44

44%

44

44

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

6

*47

31%
*7%

*48

49

90

6%
*48

49

32%

313/o

7%

31

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22%

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20

Shares

6 Vb

21%

13%

15%

22%

Archer-Daniels-Midland —No par
Armco Steel Corp common—...
lo

4%%

*35

$ per share

77%

*15%

6.25

21%

Nov

19%

36%

Sales for
the Week

6%

*21

2%

15%

No par

;

4V4

45

14:%

*76%

50

2%

Friday

21%

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19

Corp—

11%

77

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2634 May
a

1

—25

18%

►15%

9%

!

18%

85

33%
96%
79%

*78%

$ per share

6%

21%

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9%
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6%

21%

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33%

Cable—_No par

Common

July 12

97
*119%

___100

Copper Mining
Wire &

69%

No par.

prior preference

Hock

151%
150

6,100

Oct. 27

Oct. 26

S per share

6%

85

5

$5 prior conv preferred

Anaconda

49
31%
7%
85

No par

Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com

Anchor
——

Inc

common

preferred
conv

14
_100

;

Woolen

8

25

common

preferred
Water Works Co

May

35%

5%

100

__100

Viscose Corp

American

20%

common

American

Apr

.

Tobacco

preferred

American

63

Jun

3

6%

*133%

Co

12 Va Mar 22

84

22%

Oct

121% Mar 28

American

*55

5

Tobacco

36% Sep

91% Mar

7'/a

106

Mar 30

33

*35%
*10%

__100

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American Tel & Tel

3

80

Jun

158

preferred

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28

Jun

Jun

161% May 20
76% Jan
9

7%

100

com

7% Jan

Sep

Jan

13

No par

Refining

21% Feb

Jun

25%

30

117% Aug 17

121

59%

48%

3

623A July 26
146% Jun

Aug
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Jan

79

25

Dec

74

Apr

21%

9

38% Jan

Co

4 300

46 %

90%

42

Dec

45%

Thursday

Oct. 25

share

110%

110

PRICES

Wednesday

22%

18

140

Jan

SALE

300

14%

*41

31%

HIGH

47%

80

45,100

92%

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28

112

45%

70%
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14

41

Jun

110

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69%
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600

4,300

91

139

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93

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94
14%
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9%
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8
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13
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178
7%
8
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44%
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41

19%

31%

17%

71%
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5,300

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2%

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preferred

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68%

74%

6%

18%

25

150

non-cum

*47
31%

$ per

96

168%

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6%

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172

72%

73%

Tuesday

22

100

common

Jan

130

23/8
90%
133A

95

175

Oct. 21

share

18

51%

10

Co

Co

9%

1%

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21%

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182

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10

preferred

American Hide & Leather

Amer

*21%
18%

I per

6%
21 %
18%

78%

par

48

Oct

6%

No par

par

No par

American Gas & Electric

17% May 12

f per share

2%
90%
14
78%

Foreign Power com__No
preferred
No

$7 2nd preferred A

convertible

48

Oct. 22

Oct. 21

American European Secur

Hawaiian

111%

Monday

Saturday

Par

Encaustic

*93

74%
171 %

STOCK

32 3/8

15 Va

6%

7

*105

3,700

6%

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102

6%

7

17

181'/a

Jun

Feb

74

17%

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11%

74

62%

preferred

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non-cum

*73%

17%

conv

6%

74%

56,200
1,100

62%

—100

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Mar 29

11%

74%

50%

17%

5%

100

11%
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62

24%

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11%

74%

52

18

46

73

4,100

11%
73%

50 3A

62%

conv

6%

50%

113A

17%

No par

55% Mar 22
21

52%

11%

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Cable

453A Aug 25
6 3A Aug

51%

11%

62%

3%%

$6

51%

17%

3%%

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1,300
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Cyanamid Co com

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144

144

63'/a

EXCHANGE

8% May 19
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148

42

11%

11%

74

146

150%

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1

Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred

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50%

11%

148%

42

51

%

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150

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42

25

preferred

4%%

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100

Corp

common

preferred

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150

42

17%

com___No par

American Car & Fdry com

1%

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2

Radio

&

American Can Co

7%

148

146

146

42

*62%

preferred_____100
Broadcasting Co Inc
_1

American

*36%

42

10

common

convertible

American

*36%

50

Bank Note

preferred.

American Bosch Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co

4%

1

common

conv

t per share

share

5% July 13

Oct
Dec

200

3%

Highest

63/4

.

*99

99%

78%

STOCKS

1 per

40%
*99

37%

NEW
Lowest

Highest

400

37%

Colortype Co

Lowest

13,200

37%

American

6

40%

3%

American

19

39%

77%

7

23

41%

403.,

37%

23

49% Oct

1,300

40%

3%

Feb

113% Jun

29%

78%

24% Oct

178% Jun

22%

29

37%

23

13

22 %

293/h

3%

15% July 17

16

22%

29

37%

17% Jun

32% Jan

56%

22%

29%

78%

Oct

101% July 12

55%

23

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3%

Dec

115% Jan

57%

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29%

78%

19%

Dec

13,100

553A

23

37%

19%

36% Mar

5,000

3%

Jun

120

1,100

10'A

78%

Feb

Jun

10%

37

14

Jan

57%

10%

3%

15%

25%

10%

37%

Co

99

10%

78%

&

7

17,100

97

37%

Chicle

23

*95

3%

Chain

Oct

97

37

American

97

37%

*95

97

78%

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76% Jun

64

118

3%

20

8

36%

78%

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13

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57

57%

29%

38%
118

37%

51

Jan

99%

57%

84

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10%

10%

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29%

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36%

39

120%

3

76 %

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28% Oct

81% May

41%

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97

*78

84%

38%
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10

23

*80

38%
120%

3%
77%

78%

4

49

41

41

84%

3

77%

37

21% July 13

Dec

29%

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No par

41

Mar

29%

75%

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Amalgamated Leather Co com—1

Dec

87

58%

58
23

29%

Aluminium Limited

Sep

51%

*95

10%

57%

preferred
Alpha Portland Cement

47%

Feb

38%
*118

97

10%

10%

*80

39%

120%

*95

97

10%

38%
120

*22'/a

conv

25%

71% July

39%
119%

5

Feb

35%

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84 %

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84

38%
119'/a

No par

19% July

30

80

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new_. No par

Co

39%

Aug

*74

l

Sep

16

75%

75%

Jun

27

75%

75%

Jan

Feb

400

125

*118

20%

19

93

125

10,100
33.900

2%

No par

Allied Chemical & Dye

*118

253A

20'A

27

28% Jun

125

9%
52

2%

x55

Dec

*118

125

9%

20%

Oct

97"% Nov

*118

9%

2%

Dec

33%

125

10

5,900
35,300

*20Vi

30%
35%

9%

100

Allegheny & West Ry 6%

Allied Kid

*118

10

600

52%
23%

5

common

23

*118

9%

10

6,500

10

19

Jan

30%

513/8
23%

*51%

Jun
Feb

31

30%

27 %

Jun

Feb

533A

29%

51%

15%

83 %

52

31%

26%

Allen Industries Inc

25%

39%

53

30 %

*51%

24%
25%

39%

52%

30%

26%
125

ww

11% May 27
60% Aug 24

44% Sep
99% Oct

393/4

52%

30%

*39

26'A

preferred

conv

39%

51%

31

51%

Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
$4.50

40%

51

9%

preferred A
100
prior conv preferred-No par

$2.50

39%

50%

30%

*51%

_

Allegheny Corp

50%

1

com

&

preferred

39%

50%

39%

"39

No par

Inc

4%%

44

50

Equipment

Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens

Shares

42%

3%

Co

Affiliated

13 Ve
G4

Express

Alabama

43

43%

3%

10

55% Mar

1

S pa* share

42%

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10

Feb

Sales for
the Week

33i

Admiral

121

S tiPT share

nvp

44%

14

23

rt -»«**

3%

17

27% Oct

Oct. 27

Oct. 2«

43%

26

9

share

Friday

Thursday

Oct. 35

* tier sharp

3%

Co

13% Mar 15
■

PRICES

Wedn*«*day

44%

53% Oct

5

20% July 13

23% May
110% Dec

Jan

Jan

$ per

SALE

3%

5

42% Feb

3

7% July 26

Dec

May

46

Adams

t per share

HIGH

Tuesday
Oct. 21

2.50

Laboratories

Steel

AND

Oct. 23

Oct. 21

39% Apr

July 14

19%

19

Oct

Acme

LOW

Monday

Saturday

ACF-Brill Motors Co

24

July 14

47

Jan

Abbott

22
6

»'■

.

;

.

Par

21

4% Apr
26% Oct

July 12

14% .Ncv

;

STOCK

54% Jan

3

27% Mar

35

YORK

EXCHANGE

t per share

40% July 28
2% Feb
1

Dec

3%

1%

NEW

Highest

',

12

23

12

4%

*4%

4%

44 %

43%

44 %

47 Va

45%

46%

46 %

46%

120 Va

116%

118%

1-17%

113%

44%
114

48%
117

31%

11%
4%
42

44%
115

65

32%

11%

37,000

70

1,300

43,700
400

4%

700

42%

1.300

45%

62.200

116

2,140

13

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14

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1638)

NEW

t per

$ per

$ per share

share

7% Jan

13

Jan

13

11% Oct

23

Oct

24

Aur

10

Armour <fc

8%

Dec

Jun

77%

Jan

69

51%

Dec

39% July 26

94

Jun

101%

Dec

100% Mar 13

104% May 10

105

Jun

114

Oct

107% July 31

117% Jun

8

$4

9

Arnold

137/a Mar

16%

Dec

7% July

13%

14% Apr

Jan

18

19

Jan

Co

of

*11%

Mar

3

116% Oct

25

Apr

4

109

19

Jan

100 V« Jan

16

135% Oct

Nov

103% Jan

27

110% Sep 19
15% May 18

10%

Dec

17% July 27
Jan

41

13

Jan

cum

21% Jun

12

11%

11%

12

11%

11%

ll'A

ll'A

2,100

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27

26%

27%

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27%

26%

26%

26

26 Va

2,300

27%

27%

26%

27%

26%

26%

25 %

26 'A

25%

26%

7,900

27%

27%

27%

28%

27%

28

27

28

27

27 'A

27%

2,600

19'A

19%

19

19%

13%

191/8

13%

18%

8,400

115%

116

116

116%

116 "2

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118

*107

107'A

108

103

108

*106

108

240

47

47%

47

46

46

1,700

preferred__No par

Atlantic

Atl

73

Dec

68

Jan

28

84

Feb

94

Mar

86

Jun

27

93% Aug 31

30%

Jun

42%

Dec

36% Jan

24

69% Oct

23

108% Feb

G

112%

Dec

Jun

102

Dec

20

Jan

24% Aug

Line

SS

I

Atlantic Refining

23

4%

152% Oct

23

Oct

17

Preferred

25% Feb

7

22% July 13

28% Sep

Atlas

5

32%

7

Aug

115% Oct

2

4Ve

27% Oct

25

Atlas

30

9% Oct

23

Austin

7%

Sep

6% Jun

15% Dec

14% Jun

29

5% Jun

Corp

Nichols

28

25

Autocar

12

xl30%

131%

125%

130

126%

127%

108%

108%

108%

109

103 V

2

108%

14%

13%

14 %

13%

14 Vs

13%

14%

7,100

18%

18%

18%

18%

J.5%

18%

18 "a

19

2,600

53%

531/8

55 VA

6,300

83 %

33 »/4

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33

95

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95

18%

57'A

57%

57

5 7'A

84'A

83'A

84

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85

83

95

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92

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95

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65

68

67 VA

69%

57

67%

56 %

68%

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67%

56%

83%
95

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68%

66 '/a

54%

67%

66 'A

9.600
1,100

500

775

67%

57,400

150

149%

153%

149%

151 %

149%

151

147%

150

148

144

149'A

152%

150

151%

149 %

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146 'A

150

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102

102%

102'A

102%

102%

102%

102 "4

102 %

102

102 >2

101'A

102

640

24%

23 %

24

5,500

31%

3,900

150

*24'A

24'A

24

24%

Jan

9% Apr

18

Avco

44%

Jan

37% Jan

4

53% Apr

18

Jun

15

Nov

lb

July 28

15% Jan

25

8%

Jun

12%

Jan

9% July

7%

Jun

11%

Jan

9

14%

Jun

22 %

14%

Jun

25

Jan

60%

Jun

72

July

Conv prior pref

100

*112

No par

*25

24

24

24%

*7 Vs

24

23%

149

2,340

149

2,700

31%

28

9%

9

*

112

*27

8%

16

*15%

16

32

32%

112

26%

110 VA

31%

311A

110%

110 V2

31

*110'A

16

27'A

26%

27

9

9'A

*15'/B

32
113

27

9'A

8%

9

1.6

*15V«

50

112

8%

*15 Vs

16

*15%

27

900

27

6,000
16

7'A

7%

7 VA

6%

7'A

6%

6%

14'A

14'A

14%

14'A

14'/a

14'A

14'A

13%

13%

13%

13%

4,100

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7h
i Va

7%

7%

7%

39,300

par

47 %

47%

47 'A

47%

47%

*46%

47%

45'A

600

1

Co

14%

of Amer

5

(The) common
preferred
No

conv

%

113 Va

26%

8%

"15 'A

.•

3

Mfg Corp

$2.25

8 %

5c

32

32

*112

26

No par

($1.20)

Co

31%
113%

31 'A

20

Automatic Canteen

Jun

135

108%

13%

*90

common——No par

Feb

34%

134%
108%

14 %

144

___

8% Apr

7%

134 %

100

(voting)

14% Jan

Jun

160

A__100

B

convertible pfd ser A
Tack

29

16

46 3 4

108 %

18%

18%

56%

46

14 %

x

*82%

1

5

10% July 11
5% Jan
3

Jan

4"%

14%

18%

47%

108%

108%

14%

25

series

series

$3.75

Common

2

Feb

8

*108'A

*106

*27

133%

134%

134

48

47'A

11%

100

Corp

7

15

17% Mar

48

107 %

107

11%

Powder—

Feb

105

preferred

conv

July

Dec

Feb

*47%

Preferred A called—'.

103

Jan

Jun

109

No par

common

153% Oct

20%

Nov

*107%

10

RR

1

Feb

4%

115%

Lines common

6

Sep

10%

*115'A

100

preferred

5

15

13%

115'A

100

Electric Co

99% Jan

100

4%

115%

10

preferred

non-cum

Atlas

110

19'/a

10

& W

5%

19'A

100

Co

19 %

19%

100

131% Oct

Jun

93%

106

1

& Santa Fe com

Coast

18
23

47

Feb

600

27%

non-cum

Oct

Jun

77

70

500

17%

27%

A T F Inc

61% Oct

32%
53

17%

27 Va

1%

City

103

26%

conv

Atlantic

103

102%

*11%

Associated Dry Goods common
6%
1st preferred

5%

11%

2.50

Atch Topeka

105%

105%

10% July 13

$1.20

%

No par

Inc__

2

Jun

Jun

Jan

Co Inc

*17

10%
49 Ve

Refining Co com.—_l

Industries

2

97 %

15

Artloom Carpet

2nd preferred
Associates Investment

80

17 >/2

11%

25

59% Mar

17'A

*17%

Sep

39% July 12

17%

17%

23

Nov

113

*17%

28% Oct

50%

112

17%

20% Sep

Feb

1141/4

17'A

Mar 10

30%

113%

17%

July 12

Oct

114%

*113%

15

98

103%

114%

Ashland Oil &

Dec

103%

*113%

Arvin

101%

103 Va

114%

9

Apr

4,800

*103'A

*113%

19

87

2..,00

49%

114%

28

104

83.700

83 %

49%

*113%

28% Sep

Dec

10%

88

49%

102

27% Oct

109

10%

89

43%

101 %

12% Jan

Apr

lli/a

88

50%

101%

July 13

95

10%

88%

*101%

24

15%

11

49%

No par

convertible

Shares

83%

49

102

for

the Week

11%

11%
88%

47%
*

Oct. 27
$ per share

50%

11
88

48

preferred

Sales

Friday

Oct. 26

$ per share

89

11%
87%

5

Monday, October 30, 1950

Thursday

Oct. 25

S per share

share

10%

July 17

Feb

$ per

share

86%

com

.

PRICES

Wednesday

*47%

prior preferred

21

11%

com

t per

SALE

No par

$0 conv

Armstrong Cork Co

21

8% July 13

Illinois

S per share

HIGH

Tuesday
Oct. 24

Oct. S8

Oct. 21

No par

$3.75

89

AND

Monday

Saturday

preferred—No par
Constable Corp
5

Jun

Jun

.

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

Par

38%

53

YORK

share

49%

5

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Lowest

Highest

$ per share

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 1919

Lowest

YORK

STOCKS

Range for Previous

.

7%

14

7

46

7%

7

46

45

%

2,900

B
xl3

Jan

38

Jun

53

Dec

15

Sep

21 Vs

Jan

36

Jtin

41

5

Jun

27

17% Jun

29

17% Feb
63

3

12

Apr

39% July 13
15% July 12

Mar

36% Jun

Feb

15%

Oct

14% Jan

3

11%

Jun

17%

Jan

9 %Jun

30

26%

Nov

9%
*

87%

Feb

12%

Nov

33%

27

Dec

29

98

Feb

9

Jan

20 %

29 % Jun

Dec

101

15% Mar 25
21

Jun

30

20

29% Oct

20

3%%

32%

33%

32%

33%

31'A

20,600

*25%

26

25%

25%

*70

71

70

70

53

53 'A

55%

55

55%

55'A

19%

19'A

19%

18%

19'A

18%

19% Oct

18

10

100% Oct

5

13

4

6%

Apr

11

Jan

27%

Nov

20% July 27

16
May 15
26% May
3

Jan

85

Dec

81

90

23

1%
23%
25

Feb

May

23%

Jun

27%

Oct

36

Dec

337/a

Jan

141

Dec

129%

Jun

22%

Jun

31% Mar

Oct

Feb

26

2% Jan

11

31% Oct

21

1

Jun

139% Jan

11% Mar

9

12

25% July 14
31% Apr 20
30% Jan 13

2% July

Dec

4

Sep

23

21

July 13

9% Jan

3

39% May 26
47% Oct 25
152

Oct

26

10%

f per share

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

$ per share

$ per share

30%

Jan

25% Apr

26

34% Oct

24

15%

Nov

13% Jun

27

17% Oct

18

Jun

147/a

Dec

11% Jun

27

14% Jan

5

18% Jun

Dec

13% Jan

4

17%

Jun

25% Mar

22% Jan

21

27

50

Aug
Aug

64

Jan

18

Aug

32%

Jan

13%

Nov

42%

Apr
91% May
1% Mar

43% Aug
1
13% Oct 26

60

Jan

10

Bon

x24% Jan

12

July 17

59%

Dec

55

Feb

15

Dec

97% Apr

1

1% Jan

30

Jan

Jun

47%

Jan

9%

17% Oct

19

51% Apr

4
73'A May 26
101

Aug

4

3% July 27

22% July 28
7% Feb 14

10% Aug

1

20

27

32% Jan

26

7% Mar 10

13% Oct

25

Apr

8% Mar

Jun

25% Oct

23

21%

Jun

32

Jan

27% July 13

36 % Jun

20 %

Jun

29%

Nov

25% July 14

25%

Oct

33

Jan

29% May 19
29% Jan
6

98

Jan

18%
9

105%

Dec

39

Dec

31% July 13
48% Sep 26

12%

Dec

10

40

Dec

36% Mar

Jan

15%

Jun

24

Dec

13%

Jun

19%

Dec

7%

Apr 20

Jan

95

120

23% Mar 24
100

Jan

29% Mar

Feb

Jun

61% July
26% Jun

102%

Dec

125

&

Boeing
Bohn

98%

Jun

Bliss

19

13

12% July 13

Jan

100

July 12
Feb

2
16

18% July 14
15% July 17

105% Jan

12

18

44% May 17
53

Bond

&

50 % Oct

25

Brown

Shoe

104

July 10

25% Feb
20 Va Jan

11

27

5%

cum

$3.60

Jun

1

7%

3

18% Jun

12

Budd

3

97Va Oct

25

31%

31%

32

18

17%

17'A

17'A

17%

2,200

21

21'A

20%

21

3,800

19'A

19 Vs

100'A

*99%

100'A

*99%

99%

48%

48%

48 »A

49'A

48%

48%

35%

Dec

34% Jan

4

40

20

24% Oct

21

Bullard

38% Oct

21

Bulova

Apr

May

95

Nov

91

July

Jun

91

Dec

80

Mar 29

73

Apr

84

Dec

82% Jan

13%

Jun

16%

Jan

12% July 13

Jun

9

May

122

Dec

Jun

3

Feb

17

Jun

98%

Jun

20%

Jun

11%

Dec
Feb

82

4% Mar
24%

8

Jun

3
18

Mar 31

108% July 12
8% July 12
69% Mar 7
3% Jan

13

Jan

101

Sep

15

Jan

26%

xl7

Dec

105

x21

Apr

26

July 12

25% Sep 25
100% Aug 17
102

Sep

20

92% July 25
15% May 3
9 % Jan
5

3%%

Bush

Oct

24

Bush

15

Oct

23

Butler

87

Oct

25

7

Sep

13

24% Jan

5

105% Jan
27

Oct

24
5

Term

4%%

Dec

34'/a Feb

5

52

Sep

18

50% Aug 11
1% Feb
8

55

Jan

26

Oct

3

Sep

12

Callahan

Oct

26

Calumet &

8%

Jan

12%

Feb

Sep

109'A Mar

Feb

28

17% Jun

27

4

8% July 13
94

July 14

8

24'A Sep
12 VA Feb
106

Feb

22
2*
28

35%

Jun

41

May

40

Jan

5

43'A Oct

9

16 V4

Jan

21

Oct

17

Jun

29

20 V4 Feb

15

10%

Jun

15%

Dec

13% Mar 30

20 3A Oct

40 V4

Jan

51

Dec

58

Oct

18% Jun

12% Mar

16%

Dec

43'A Apr
3
14% July 13

50

56%

Nov

52

Mar

For footnotes

see

page




24.

Sep

14

California
5%

30

29

29%

28%

29 Vs

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

36

4,900

46

45%

47%

45 V'o

43%

46

47

109,600

*17%
AND

150%

150%

29 VA

29%

17%

*17'A

HIGH

SALE

Tuesday

Oct. 28

I per share

151'A

2,200

30 VA

29 'A

29%

10,500

17%

*17 'A

151'A

30'A
18

152

18

PRICES

Thursday

Oct. 25

$ per share

*150VA

23%
*1714

151

Wednesday

Oct. 24

4.300

Sales

Friday

Oct. 2 6
$ per

$ per share

for

the Week

Oct. 27
S per share

share

Shares

34%

33 %

32%

33 %

16'A

16 Va

15%

16%

15%

16

10,200

13%

13%

12 %

13%

13-'A

13%

13,000

34

34

.

33 'A

1,900

17%

17%

17%

17%

17'A

17%

17'A

17%

17 Vs

2,700

37%

38

36 %

37%

36 %

36%

36 'A

37 Va

35 "a

36 Vs

35%

36%

42,200

29%

29%

29%

29%

30

29%

30

28 %

29 'A

29%

30%

47

47%

46 %

47%

46%

47'A

46%

47%

45%

47'A

47

47

15

15%

15

15'A

14%

15

14'A

14%

53%

14 V

4

14

14 %

3,610

16%

16%

16%

16%

16

16'A

16

16%

15%

16%

16

16'A

19.600

*50%

*29

50%

50%

50%

50%

69 %

69'A

68%

69%

68 'A

100%

100%

100%

100'A

100%

5

2%

*25%

2.50

9 %

2%

2%

9%

2%

-2%

25%

26

25%

*25%

9%

9%

9%

51

50 3 4

69 'A

51

69 'A

2%

69%

*100%

101

100%

17%

:

50 %

65'A
100

17 VA

50%

50%
69'/4

66%

100'%

*99 %

2%

2%

2%

25%

25'A

*2%

2%

25%

26

17'A

25 3A

9

9

25

VA

5,700
840

50%

3.900

67%

9,509
420

100

2%
25 V

2

800
900

7,200

9'A

9'A

24 %

*24

24%

23

24

22

2',

21'A

21%

150

12'A

12%

12%

12%

13

13%

13

13%

12%

13

12%

12%

28,500

31%

32

31%

32

31%

32%

31%

32%
28%

31%

32 V'4

31'A

31%

10,400

*24

*28%

24%

*24

29

29

%

29

28%

9 'A

9%

29

28%

9%

23%

28%

27%

23

%'

2.50

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

271/4

26%

2 7'A

2 6'A

26%

100

*103%

103%

*103'A

103%

*103'A

103%

*103%

103%

*103'A

103 %

*103 'A

2,100

103%

27

2,400

No par

36%

36%

36

36%

36%

37%

37%

38 %

37%

3 7'A

40

*49%

50%

50%

50 3

50%

50 VA

51

51

50 "2

51%

50%

50%

1,500

1

13%

13'A

13%

14

13%

14'A

13%

14 »/8

13%

14

13%

13%

30,300

15

*49'A

51

49 %

49'A

*49'A

50'A

50 VA

50'A

50%

50 VA

*50%

51'A

common

5

*101
2

l'A

17%
124

103'A

*101

a

*36

2.100

37

400

103'A

103 'A

103'A

103 V4

103

103'A

30

21%

21'A

21%

20%

20%

21 VA

22

20%

21%

20

20%

4,600

13

18

18'A

18 '/a

18'A

18

18'A

17%

18 %

18%

18 VA

13,600

124

*124

126

*124

*102

126

No par

18

18%

17%

18%

17%

*94

95%

95

95 'A

95

97

38

38'A

124

18

No par
1

103 'A

124

*102

*124

126

124

110

124

17%
"

18'A

17

17%

17%

17%

104,100

97

97'A

95

95 VA

95'A

95%

3.400

2nd

38 %

39

37%

38 'A

37'A

37

37%

1,800

22%

24%

24

24%

24

24'A

23%

241/4

22%

23%

22 "2

22%

5,200

5

38'A

38 %

38

38

37%

37 Va

37%

37%

37

37 Va

36%

37

24%

24%

23%

24 Vs

Inc

_

1

preferred.

24%

24%

24%

24%

*98'A

9 9'A

*98'A

99'A

98 'A

98'A

98%

98%

100

1

14%

100

*103

87

14%

14

9 Vs

9'/a

*9

_

Ry Co

_

2

Canadian

Pacific

9

Cannon

9

Capital Admin class A

Ltd

_

14'A

97

97

87

*82

86 %

86'A

85 Va

85'A

86

87

6'A

6'A

103'A

6%

6'A

6'A

21%

22%

22%

22%

103

103

49%
*52%

2'A

2'A

2'A

7

7Va

7 Vs

7%

25

23%

10%

4 l'A

_No par
1

*55%

56%

*17%

18

*54

55

'

.

13%
*87

88

6%

6'A

5,100

21%

3,100

102%

102'A

25%

25%

102

1 102

49 %

49%

50

47%

*52%

53 'A

52 3 4

52%

2'A

2'A

2%

2'A

2%

7%

7 VA

7%

7%

7%

8

*102

49 'A

53'A

2'A

24

10%

10%
102%

23 'A

10%

24 Va

10%

24'A

22%

10%

43

43

43

43

19

18%

13%

19

19

19 'A

19%

19'/a

19%

19 '/a

19%

18'A

*55%

56%

55

56

54'A

18
55

*42

*56
18

*54iA

56%

*102

150

88

21'A

49 %

23%

19,900

6'A

*52%

102%

14%

21'A

25%

10%

1,200
210

126

6 'A

25%

24%

9'A

14,900

2 l'A

*42

18

*124

14%

2,500

14 %

6%

103

*541/4

*9

9'A
126

49%

.

14

22 Va

*18%

19%

19%

104

*86

103

41%

19'A

*102%

13%

14 Va

53%

23'A

10%
102

*18%

25%

6%
22

13,300

87

86%
22

900

24%
99

98

13%
9

9VA
127

23%
*97 VA

99

98

125

9

125

37%

*82

9'A

53'A

10

87

14 'A

14%

49%

common

98%

'82

14 'A

126%

100

Ry

'96%

87

9%

No par

_

97

14

14%

__25

Breweries

97

*82

*97%

126%

2'A

10%

99

14%

49'A

23%

'98

14%

*52%

102

24%

99

15,

123

par

No par

24'A

*98

14%

123

26

Cons

*38

14%

123

1

preferred

$3 preferred A

6%
22

*82

14%

50

_

_

*85

87

26

Copper
5
Campbell W & C Foundry.
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%

Mills

*9

*121'A

Packing common—No

Canada Southern

14

15

Zinc-Lead

conv

*82

preferred—100

common

Hecla

38

100

common

Canadian

57% May 15

29%

35 7 a

29

17%

32,000

34 %

100

Co

preferred

$4.25

4,500

30%

1%

1%

1%

l'A

16 VA
13%

Copper & Zinc
5
Byers Co ( A M) common.__.No par
7% participating preferred—_100
Byron Jackson Co
No par

Apr

1%

1%

I0OV4

29

Monday

I per share

3,400

37

45:%

■

151

28%

*17'A

1%

14%

23%

*85 'A

34%

Butte

2

98

150

17%

87

35'A

31

28%

14%
23%

14%
23%

*85%

13%

preferred

36%

Jan

151

14%
23%

15 'A

23%
87

13 500

16'A

No par

Bldg 1%

Bros

58

22%

46%

•

*85 'A

88

l'A

35%

45%

28%

15 >A

23%

23%
.

3,100

47'A

34

Terminal

127

Feb

Jun

35'A

45%

*17

99%

47

No par

conv

Jun

16%

31%

35%

45

*149%

18%

*99 %

48%

?n

30%
35%

x30

18%

99%

43%

16%

3 % % preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine__No par

May

Jan

1%

1 'A

19 VA

*99%

48%

19

14

Co

Burlington Mills Corp
4% preferred

I

5%

1%

*85

18%

99%

48'A

,

15'A

23%

87

5

Co

30

Jun

*84

86 %

IV

23%

23'A

23%

15%

15%

15'A

15%
)

19%

*99'A

19%

15

Co common

Watch

52

3%

15 %

*19

2,300

34 %

preferred

27

Jun

19 %

100

preferred
Buffalo Forge Co

6%

*19

32'A

16 %

common

$5

31% July 3
17% Mar 30

2,500

13%

common

26

17

Jun

Co

12% Jan

Jan

8

21%

No par

Inc

Co

74% Jan

Dec

10 3

32

No par

Dec

70

90

32

17%

No par.

18%

10%

*31%

32

21%

preferred

19%

*89 'A

91

10'A

18%

Brunswick-Balke-Collender

36

10'A

*31'A

22

*99%

32

*89'A

10%

16%

preferred

conv

121% Jun

Oct

32

90

32

13%

Bigelow

(The)

*3 l'A

13

Inc..:

Oct

126

32

10%

7

600

18

5

A

Bearing

Bucyrus Erie

*89'A

10%
32

200

28%

*27

21%

.5

Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
Brown

28%

18%

2.50

Briggs & Stratton

24

28 %

8,200

1

Airways

14

29

1,200

27%

22%

Brewing Corp of America
_15
Bridgeport Brass Co_.
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par

Jun

28%

31%
105

16%

(The)

14% Oct

26:%

17%

Boston & Maine RR (assented)—100
Braniff

*104%

27 VA

*33%

Inc

Roller

105 'A

27%

No par

Brass

Borg-Warner Corp
3% %
preferred
Bower

*31'/a

'104%

28%

22 'A

No par

Co

31'A

105'A

17

LOW

Co

&

class

Stores

Borden

4,000

23

Oct. 21

Laughlin Inc
Co
Co

4,000

10%

27%

89%

10%

*31%

31%

31%

20'A

No par
1

Dec

7

31%

89'A

10%
32

50

38%.

10%

29

*27%

89%

10%

Saturday

Co

76

*97%

89 VA

*31%

31

70

20

10%

28%

105

2,100

17

STOCK

Co

W)

Ami

Feb

60

YORK

Class B

Jun

70%

90%

3 l'A

20%

24%
71

21

No par
No par

Airplane

12%

77

90%

31%

100

13%

Sep

29

10%

No par

com

Carpet

Aluminum

29%
13%

(Del)

Decker Mfg

(E

38 % Oct

45

6%

5

Black &

31% Sep

Dec

6%

29

32

33'Ac

common

Electric Co'

Blaw-Knox
Bliss

3

19% July

25%

29'A

*31%

Par

22% Mar 25

51

2%

*28%

31%
105'A

28%

5

$ per share

Jun

38% Mar

31'A
*105

105'A
28%

EXCHANGE

Jun

Jan

105

28%

*10%

1

NEW

8%

15

32

*31'A

29

*37%

100

preferred

Lowest

Highest

107/b

Jun

31%
106

28%

10

common

Bigelow-Sanford

22%

9%

31%
*105

38

*37'A

STOCKS

Year 1949

*37'A

37%
20 Vs

ll'A
31%

38

24 %

1

Foods

Range for Previous
Lowest

37 VA

38%

_

1%

1,800

21

23%

Birmingham

19

10%

*83%'

25

13%

20%

10

22

13%

30%
*69

1

Appliance

30% Oct

18%

ll'A

pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos
Best
& Co
1
1

17% Jun

18%

2 l'A

10

Co—
—

Beneficial Indus Loan

Best

9,300

ll'A

100

_

Bethlehem Steel

54'A

21

50

Co

Home

54%

ll'A

Cum

9% Jan

55%

21%

conv

Aviation

Bendix

Feb

73%

53%

11

2.50

preferred

Bendix

56%

21'A

12.50

preferred
common

RR

Howell

&

%%

52% Aug 31

70

*37'A

Bell

4

Feb

25 %

11

Packing
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp

12% Jan

32%

70

38

Beech-Nut

34% Jan

30%
24
/

21

5

X85

71

11

21

1

33 %

25'A

*70

20%

23

12% Feb

32'A
*25 Vs

71

*37'A

Oct

July 13
13% Jan
3

33

25 Va

*70

*19%

18% Oct

28

Feb

Jun

32%

25'A

14

52%

23

Mar

16%

14%

1

common

Inc

cum

Creek

21%
>

div

$1.50

51,500

No par

convertible
Mills

28,300

14'A

14

50

Corp..

Beatrice Foods Co

Beaunit

13%

14'A

34% Jan

7

16

Feb

Dec

May 11

29 % Oct

13%

14%

Beech

Jun

Feb

34% May 17
108

14%

_10

Inc

Cigars

14%

10

common

Works

Iron

14

14%

50

preferred

Bayuk

9

13 %

15%

1

Jun

Mar

Bath

13% Jan

14'A

14%

6

10%

98

4%%

25% July 26

14

15%

21

11%

17

Brothers

3,200

14%

15%

90% Oct

30%

37%

26

Barker

13%

14

15%

100

(Delaware)

Corp

13%

137A

15'A

12% Aug
32% Feb

29

Jun

Jan

Oil

14

13%

7

Feb

Oct

39

8

Barber

14'A

13%

15%

100

preferred

non-cum

14'A

13%
15%

3

Jan

32%

11% Jun

20% Feb

4%

Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible
5%
preferred

14%

13
100

Works

Baltimore & Onio common

12

Jan

Nov

10%

Jun

26

11

Oct

Locomotive

% Jan

86%

Jun

85

11

28

Baldwin

7% Feb

74

Mar

6%

t

34% Oct

74% Aug 17
56% Oct 25

Babbitt B T Inc

pfd___No par
Beck Shoe
(A S)
4%% pfd
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1

27%

69

15% Aug
3
16% Oct 19

102 %

23 %

10%

102

102

42

43

*18'A

x25

25 'A

18%
19

103'A
25

x47%

48

*52'a
-

150

2,200

52%

2,000
10

2'A

3

37,200

7%

8

117,200

23

10%
102

23%

4,100

10%

10,000

102

170

4 2'A

42%

150

*13'A

18'A

400

18'A

54 %

*53

18

*17%

18

17"%

171/2

*16%

55 Vz

*54'A

55%

54'A

55

54

13 3

4

55 "2

46.000
300

17%

300

54VA

330

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1639)

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

X per share

5%

Feb

Lowest

Highest

Jun

-

9%

8 % Jan

Oct

26 3

108

Feb

s

Jan

33

Jun

35 V4

12

13

Jan

Feb

20% May

11

18

1

Carey

(Philip)

45% July 26
21% May 20

Carpenter

Dec

15% July 13

37%

Sep
Nov

34 Ye July 25
x7% Mar 13

39 %

8%

May 18
10% Jun 16

Carriers

45 Y2

Nov

35% July 13

54% Oct

Case

30

Jun

131

Jan

146

140

Nov

Jan

26%

Jun

37%

Dec

32 Ye Jan

Aug

104%

Dec

xl03% Oct

18

23%

Apr

34%

Dec

97

Apr

105%

Dec

104% Jan

3

Jun

132%

Dec

130% Jan

13

Jun

26%

Jan

133/4

106

.

Oct

Mar

141
'■

21

15% July 14

17% Apr

Jan

15

Jun

634 Mar

Jan

4

Jan

3

20% Aug 29
11% Apr
6
9% Oct 19

24 %

Jan

15

Jan

3

28% Aug

11% Mar
6

9%

Dec

Jan

112%

Dec

Oct

11%

8% July 13

Dec

36%

7% July 17

Oct

33%

Nov

104 %
8

30

110% Feb
8 Ye

5Yo

Central

Foundry Co

Central

of

5r/o

2

27

4%%

Oct

4

Central

24% Oct

3

16% Mar

1

14%

Oct

14%

Dec

12

9YH

Feb

12% Jan

9% Jun

27

July 27

24

series B vtc

Violeta

South

West

Century Ribbon Mills___

26% Sep
18% Apr

18

Cerro

29

33% Oct

25

Chain

46% Oct

7

Nov

31%

Dec

25% July 12
30% Jan
3

98%

Dec

98

Aug

9%

Dec

5 Ye

Jan

7% Mar 29
32

27

Nov

34%

77

Nov

85

3%

Jun

8

Jun

5%

106% July 17
10% Jun
2

5

Oct

32% Oct

26

24

5

33% Oct

18

Jun

30

86% Apr

4% Feb

15

May

9% Jan

3

25

July

Feb

76

12

Sep 22

18

Oct

20

10

"

12

108%

108%

Sugar

29%

29M

29%

29

29%

28%

29

28%

29

44

44%

441/4

44%

44

44

43%

43%

43%

43%

43%

43%

300

6.400

%

4.300

17%

17%

17%

|7%

18

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

37%

36%

36%

37%

37 %

*361/2

37%

37

37

37

37

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

54%

53%

54%

52%

53%

53 Ye

54%

50%

53%

51%

152%

*151

48

39%

*106

136

152

*150

46%

47%

46%

47%

104%

104%

*103%

104%

104

136

39%

38%

39%

37%

107

106%

106%

*106%

137

*137

15%

14%

15

17

17

17

16 %

18

17%

17%

8%

8%

*8%

8%
27%

*27%

*27

27%

27

10.600
400

38%

37%

22,200

38
107

*106'/4

107

137%

*137

138%

160

137

36%

100

14%

15

14%

14%

7,900

16 %

*16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

580

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

3,200

8%

8%

8%

8i%

8%

3%

3%

8%

4,900

8%

8%

8%

8%

3%

8%

8%

3%

27%

27%

*25%

26%

2,100

9%

9'%

9 %

9%

9%

9%

2.800

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

1,800

9%

9%

32%

32%

*32%

32%

32%

28

*9%

*110%

90

46%
1041/2

15%

9%
111

150

44%
*104

14%

*9%
*110%

11,900

35%

139

14%

1.500

52

150

46%
104

600

9%

*106%

107

137

15%

8%

152

45

105

137

*1061/8

9

*150

152

48

38%

107'

152

152%

47

*104%

111

110%

9%
33

110%

*110%

26

111

*110%

-

27

111

3.600

Belt

10

23%

22%'

22%

22

22

22

23

21

22%

21

21

1,800

*23

23%

22%

22%

22%

221/4

22

22%

20%

21%

21%

21%

1,000

13%

19,300

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

20

20

20

21%

21

21

20

5

*25%

1

14%

*110%

13%

19%

!

Co

111

23

*8%

Pasco

No par

Checker Cab Mfg

;

9

*8%

9%

x.13

20%

19%

19%

*8%

9

9

8%

8%

8%

*8%

8%

20O

26

25%

25%

25V4

25%

24 %

25%

24%

24%

10,000

15

*31%

25V4

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

141/4

14%

14%

14%

15,200

32

32

32

32%

33

32%

*45

46

46

46

46

46

106

105

105

105

105

1.25

8%

Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25

*31%

33

*31%

9%

9%

8%

9%
33

45%
*105

*8%

32%

32%

33%

•44

8%
32%

32%

32%

*32%

32%

*32%

45

*105

32%

9

32%

333/4
45%
106

106

*8%
32

8%

32%

33

323/4

33%

100

*84%

86

85

85

36

CS

10%

103/4

10

10:(/4

10%

10%

10

10%

9%

17%

17%

16%

17%

16%

17

16%

173/4

15%

86

-

31%
*85

32%

30

8%

*85

1,400
300

31%

31%

86

2,100

32 Ye

8%

17'A

*85

600

44%
106

31

10%

preferred

33%

44%
*105

32

Chic & East 111 RR Co com__No par
Class A
;
40

convertible

1,800

25%

*105

Chesapeake
3%%

140

29

9

Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
$4.50 preferred
No par

3

Jan

Jan

108%

19%

Copper Corp
Certain-Teed Copper Corp

31%

108%

*108

9.50

Central

20

Jun

108%

108%

_No par

12

9% Oct

17% Mar 30

91

4.200

108%

*108

8%

Corp com__5

Sep

6% July 14

Jan

22% July
18 V2 Jun

7,100

15%

*17%

Co

Oct
Dec

11% July 26

10%

15%

50

&

8%

Dec

10%

15%

50

Class B

Central

13%

16%

10%

15%

17

100

class A

21%

Jun

10%

15%
108%

15%

„.100

of N J

6V2 July
9%

10%

15%

1

preferred
RR Co

ae

10%

15%

29%

39 V*

__No par

14% July

3

10%

15%

*135%

t

Central Hudson G & E Corp
NO par
Central Illinois Light common
*

Feb

10%

16

5

Co vtc

Ry

preferred

25

Dec

Ga

Co

Shares

11%

15%

109

47%

No par

Sugar

the Week

10%

*103% 105

20

Aguirre

Sales for

Oct. 27
X per share

11%

*151

10

preferred

Friday

Oct. 26
X ver share

54%

25

100

common

Thursday

Oct. 25
X per share

$ per share

17%
i

100

common..;

Central

113

Jun

i

4.20%

Corp

9

10%

:

X per share

37%

1

common...

preferred

July 17

12

Co

Preferred

17

10% Mar 29

38% Feb

July 13

10

18

Jan

17

Jun

7.%

I)

.

50

Corp

Celotex

18%

3

(J

4%

General

&

Caterpillar Tractor

9

/

series

Corp common!

Conv preferred

PRICES

Wednesday

29%

5

10

Jun

7% May

Co

Jan

Jun

12%

Steel

SALE

Oct. 24

16

*108

Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
$4.75 1st preferred
No par
7% 2nd preferred.
100

14%

3

10%
015%

Aug 18

15%

Jan

Carrier

1
21

40% Sep 25
107% Jan 25

29% Mar 21

13% July 13

May

48

27

100%

X114

'

156

3

21

1

HIGH

Tuesday

Oct. 23

S per share

10

Mfg Co

AND

Monday

Oct. 21

Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry_—
100
Carolina Power & Light
No par

18 Ye

Feb

Saturday

Capital Airlines Inc

Jun

6

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

Par

30 3i Mar

12 %

STOCK

EXCHANGE

110% July 13
34% Mar 16

27% July 27
30% Jan
3

Dec

25%

Jan

YORK

$ per share

July 26

102

NEW

Highest

X per share

$ per share

14

100

YORK

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1949

28,700

86

9%

300

10%

8,200

17%

17

11.800

9

Feb

7%

Dec

15% Apr
19% Oct

*18%

19%

19

19%

*18%

19

18%

19

18

18%

18

Jun

20 %

Nov

19% Jan

18 %

3

32% Oct

Chicago Corp (The)
___l
Chicago Great West. Ry Co com„50
5% preferred
50

13%

13%

10% July 12
11% Jan 13

12%

Feb

12%

*32%

32%

30%

32

32%

30%

Jun

31%

31%

5%

31%

31%

Jan

7% Jan

31%

10

31%

3

13%.Oct

Chic

*13

13%

12%

12%

13

12%

12%

Jun

13%

123%

3

12%

5%

12%

Jan

4

Jan

5

4%

Jun

8%

Jan

7% Jan

7%

7'A

13

8 Ye Aug
17% Oct

12'%

2,400

Chic

27% Mar 30

46% Oct

17

Jun

'

9%

14

Dec

34%

Dec

19

Class

Jun

15

Jan

3

19

Dec

36%

Jan

27% Jan

3

43% Oct

23

Jun

29% Mar

26% Jun

30

37% Oct

25

49%

Jun

55%

Dec

53% Jan

17

25 %

Jun

41%

Dec

36% Jun

27

563/4

Jun

82

Dec

77

May

xl3
2 Ye
35

13%

Nov

Jun

10

16%

Jan

13% Jan

4

Jun

5%

Jan

3% Feb

14
3

Oct

Sep 26
47% Sep 22

19

19

60

Jan

45% Jan

Oct

36

Jan

29% July 19

42% Sep

26

68%

Dec

62% July 13

84% Oct

9

73/a

7%

73/a

16%

163/4

16%

16 %

16%

16%

16%

163/a

15%

16'A

16

16'%

42,800

45%

453/4

45%

45%

45%

45%

45 %

4

53/8

43%

45%

44%

44%

19,300

Paul

$3

convertible

Chic Rock Is

Conv

Chicago

5% %

Chile

Apr'

32%

Sep

105%

Sep

Feb

29%

Dec

26

Jan

59%

Dec

,42% July 26

Feb

8%

27% July 26
103 V* July

Dec

Jan

6% Jun

3
24

30

34% Feb
109% Mar
34

Aug

24

68% Mar 22
8% Jan

14

86

Sep

82

3

93

Dec

28% July 10
16% Feb 16

34

Mar 15

Jun

30%

Nov

85

Oct
Jan

Jan

24

Mar 11

138

36% Mar '
108

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105

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Jun
Jan

Mar

43%

Jun

28%
108

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72

Dec

112%

1

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38% July 26
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6

23% July 13

Aug

106% Sep

1

30% Oct

8

13

3

.72

Mar 25

4

43

Mar 14

3

25% Oct

29% July 17
99% July 12

Dec

Dec

5%

Jan
Feb

133

July

5
18

Sep

134% July 27
70% July 17

143

Sep

119

July 13

165

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3

Jan

974

July 31

1004

Oct

27

46% Oct

4

172

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1075

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;2%

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89

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37% Mar 15

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22

23

43%
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96% Sep 26

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18

83% Oct

4

101% May 22

12%
15

Jun

Jun

17%

Jan

14% July 17

22

19

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23% Oct

18

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19% Oct

19
19

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26

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10

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16% Feb

15

23% Oct

7%

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17%

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16

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13

8%

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32% May 27

17%

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13

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13

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9

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cum

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non-cum

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14% Apr
14% Oct

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Gas

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July 26
10% July 12

13

13%

13

Columbia

Pictures

Sep

57

72% Oct

24

$4.25

18

32%

Oct

30% Jun

29

39

22%

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18% Oct

26

22% Mar

21%

Feb

27%

Dec

46%

Feb

60%

Dec

13%

Jun

20%

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25%

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Oct

6

Columbian

Combustion

1'

5

21% Jan

3

27% Sep

6

7%

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10% Aug

24%

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30%

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20%

25%

Feb

34%

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25% July 13
3% Feb 15

8% July 18

Jan

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106 % July 19

9

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27

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12

108% May 24
14% Sep 25

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6

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11

■

May

Textile

Consolidated

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Consumers Power Co com

Mar 16

113% May
111

27%

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41'A

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38% Jan

3

93

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101% Jan

11

13%

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24

95-

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102%

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Dec

6%

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9%

Dec

56%

Feb

78%

Dec

For footnotes see
page 24.




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preferred
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Container Corp of America com—20
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Continental Baking. Co com„No par.
$5.50

48%

51 %

$4.52

Mar 15

19% Jan
100

12*

50

34%

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July 12

49

34%

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29

50

20%

pfd—_100

22

108

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6%

17% July 26

110% Mar 30'

33

51

—100

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25

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17%

Cuba

33%

21%

series B__;—100

series C

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32%

51

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33%

34%

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13,300

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21

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48%

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25

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37%

4%

3,000

33%

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13% Aug 16

110%

X98

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common

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31%
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50%

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com

10% July 13
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8

113%

Jan

28

47% Feb

Apr

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31%

share

105

34%

Coppermines Corp.—5

Gas Ele'c

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31%
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50%

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preferred

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21%

No par

Apr

85

Edison

Baltimore

31%

31%
105

the Week

35%

Cigar

$5

share

Sales for

Oct. 27

50%

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of

31%
105

Friday

Oct. 26

20 Ye

6

19

Thursday
X per share

20

41

27% Jun

X per

50%

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109% Mar 18

119,800

35

Publishing Co___No par

of N Y

20

78%

19%

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Cor sol Edison

400

38%

77 %

50%

Congoleum-Nairn Inc

5% Aug 21
33% May 19

31%
105

72

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81%

34

6

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31%

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38%

"7,300

PRICES

Wednesday
Oct. 25

X per share

105

SALE

77%

600

6%

L—10

3

Nast

HIGH

Tuesday

72%

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200

-17

No par (
25

No par

Solvents—

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82%

12'A

6'A

;

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11% Feb

103'%

30%

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30%
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81%

71

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*41

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5

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105-%

103

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30%

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13%
.

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10% Jan

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29% July.

Jun

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41%

109%

108

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No par

Inc——_

Superheater

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23% July 26
112% Sep 28
105% Sep 26

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Oct

20

com...100

common..No par

Ohio

So

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15% July

Dec

67% Jun

System

Carbon

Columbus &

24% Apr 26
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36

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preferred

85

41%

31%
105

128% 128%
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44%
44%
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19%
19%
18%
18%

2.50

cum

90

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No par

Class B

35%
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110

*136

1st preferred—„100
2nd preferred_:._100

Columbia Broad

18%

18%

35%
160

30%

—100
No par

preferred—;

conv

4%

68%

Jun

'

:_i

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31

38%

81%

1,400

108%
4%
30

..

1

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13

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1

100

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7%

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74

38'%

12,300

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100

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163/8

6%

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73

39

Oct. 24

12%:

4,900

58

163/s

75

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23%

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issued"

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18%

.

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7%

41%
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.

32%

89%

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1

31%
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31

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35%

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com

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32%

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No par

preferred

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32%

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..

Coca-Cola Internatl Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No par

7%

July 11

'

50
50

!

31%

50
7%

10

100

9%

14%

79%

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6%

39

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Oct. 23

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75

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Monday

Oct. 21

31%

gtd

preferred

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11

7%

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11

Jun

79%

• per share

100

preferred

4%

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11

11

79%

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100

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Oct

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com

pfd

conv

40

Oct

17

42

common

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109

12%

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5

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25

Apr

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16 3A

6%

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5

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25% July 11

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12%

163/4

75

stock

4%

Dec

Dec

82%

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20

Co

RR

gtd

Dec

4%

84

7

100

28%

29%

84

74

preferred

29 Ye

Jun

84%

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Cleve Graph Bronze Co common

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83%

17

No par

Jun

2%

84

12%

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preferred

17%

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6%

8.50

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30%

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42

preferred

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$4.50

107% May 29

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4

37

105%

45%

'74

com

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17

62% Jan
12% Jan

Stores

Oct

Feb

3% July
Jun

57%

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12%

100

85

47% May
112% Mar

Jan

211%

57%

46%

*39

preferred

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73

35%

58

45%

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Clark Equipment Co

43

Dec

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45%

6%

—100

19

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101%

58%

45%

16%

78%

17%

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LOW

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23

Dec

Jan

&

Sep

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10,900

36%

12%

•

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City

41%

35 3A

58

Saturday

1

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City Investing Co common

23

14,500

40%

37%

37%

6%

STOCK

150

61%

15%

YORK

C

36% Oct

17%

41%

46

45

25

preferred

5%%

17 %

40%
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18%

16%

25

Gas

17

42

*83%

46

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Co

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Cincinnati Milling Machine Co

20% Jun

36%

10% Aug
24 % Jun

37%

18

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Par

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May 12

34%

67

37%

37

1

preferred

Cincinnati

3

Jun

20:

41%

10

EXCHANGE

4

Jan

19%

No par l

.

84%

X per share

79%

Jun

18%
42%

37

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Oil

Cotton

NEW

25
16

18%
41%

58%

*57%

1.100

Cab

18%
43%

36%

45%

common

Copper

Chrysler

18%

42%

43

Co__No par

series A

Yellow

Co

RR

Pac

19

36%

STOCKS

Jan

6%

18%

41%
36%

preference__No par

&

preferred

Highest/

97%

42%

P

5Yo preferred
i_100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com.._No par

Range Since Jan. 1

26%
x20

&

A

Range for Previous

X per share

2,800

73/a

7

Dec

$ per.share

7,500

73/s

Chickasha

Jun

X per chare

2,700

7%

Childs

Lowest

17,300

Z

7%

11

Jun

Highest

12%

12%

^

7%

22

44%

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12%

73/s

Sep

30%

Lowest

12%

13

7%

Milw St

7% Jun
75

123/4

13

No par

88% Mar 17

13% Apr

B

25

12%

vtc—No par

61

July 12
11% July 26

Ry Co cl A

133/8

preferred vtc_
100
Chicago & North West com__No par

24

Jan

& Louisv

Series

21%

11

Ind

13%

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105

*104

109

62%
105

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30

30%

110%

111

108%

108%

108%

62%

62%

61%

62 Ye

104%

104 %

110%

103%

104

17%

18

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96

95%

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105

104

104

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96

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37

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106

2,600
5,300

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111

1,200

3,200

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70

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210

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45%
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15,300
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66

2.100

1

16

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1640)

YORK

NEW

Lowest
% per

share

8%

Jan

9'A Aug

29

Jun

47%

Feb

65%

Oct

55% Jan

Jun

Jan

13% Jan

Continental

Oil

24

Continental

Steel

17

12

Jun

19 %

Jan

14% Jun

17% Oct

23

49

Dec

52

Feb

46% July 14

51% Oct

24

7

Jun

11%

Dec

10% Jan

17'A Apr

22

common—5
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Convertible pref 5% series
50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1

Dec

57

76

Oct

17

42

May

Jun

51% July
9

Jun

49% Mar

Dec

24%

55% May

12%

Feb

58'A

20

Apr

30%

Dec

94

Jan

102%

Dec

92%

Jan

57

Jan

171%

Jan

102

Sep

73%

Dec

Sep

189

27% Oct

July 17

20

55% Mar 13

53% July 25

20% Oct

17

Jun

12

27
3

July 17

287A Jan

13

Apr

18

100

100% July 11

72"% Jan

176% July 13

187% Apr

5%

Dec

3% Aug

1%

2%

Oct

1% July 13

Jun

% Mar

6

3

3% Mar

6

102% Aug 17
104% Sep 25

July 13

62

25

2% Feb

30% Jan

3

13
6

25
31

Cooper-Bessemer
$3

100
pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
1% preferred
100
preferred—

Cum

Crane

Co

105

Jan

11

14% NOV

10% Jun

27

14

Jan

5

Creameries

Feb

29%

26% Jun

30

30% Mar

4

Cream of

Jun

96

Jun

8%
23

32'/a

Jan
Dec

104

Dec

22 %

101

13%

Oct

19%

Jan

12% July 13

17% Jan

3

367/e

Jan

42%

Apr

32'A Jun

27

41% Oct

19

Crown

27% Jan

13

43% Oct

4

102% Jan

11

105% May

5

$4.20

99% Jan

3

128% Oct

5

$4

24

Jan

16% Jan

49

Nov

72%

Jan

54

21

July

31

Apr

16%

Dec

12%
160

Feb

May

5%

Jun

160

May

8% Mar

60

Jun

73

Jan

10%

Nov

13%

Feb

Feb

25%

16

4%

Feb

Dec

8% Oct

Jun

43%
7

18%
133

145%

Oct

Jun

52%

Nov

Dec

109

9%

Apr

24%

Jan

Jun
Mar

19%

Sep

137

Jan

23

Oct

23

5%

26

25

Jan

6

27

21% Aug

8

preferred

Crucible

81

Steel

25

19

Cuneo

July 13

5

5

July 13

10 % Oct

25

Oct

3

55% Jan

28

64% July 13

16

122% Jan

44 % July 13

20% Jan

3

Feb

21

125

144

11

Aug

1

24 % Aug

8
20

3

7% Jan

5

Jan

138

25%

25%

5,300

57

*55 %

56%

*55%

56%

55%

55%

55

55%

90

20%

20%

20%

20%

20

20

19%

19%

3,200

17%

16%

17

16%

1074

7,900

52

51%

5174

51%

51%

55 %

57
20

*55%

17%

17%

17%

177#

52

5174

51%

*51%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13

13

3,800

72

70%

71 %

71

72

71 %

7274

72 %

73%

72%

73%

5,740

38

4,700

17%

17%

*51%

52

"102%

%

38%

38 %

37'A

100%

100%

100%

100%

100%

100%

*100%

100%

*100 %

100%

103%

103%

103'A

*102%

103%

*102%

103%

*10274

103%

*10274

103%

10

67%

4.20u

38%

66%

182%

25%

181%

47%

4%

2'/#

25%
*102

*101%

*102

10274

11%

11%

11%

11%

29%

29%

*29%

29%

900

16%

16%

16%

16%

167/#

167'#

16%

15%

10%

15 V#

15%

10.S00

41%

41%

41%

40%

41 %

40%

40%

40

40%

40%

40%

2,500

.3,900

43

43%

43

43%

43 V#

42 %

42%

103%

103%

1037#

1037#

230

127 74

127%
31%

29%

3074

24,600

80

76%

78

3,300

20

1,320

427#

43%

42%

43

103

103

103%

103%

103%

128

128

128%

128'A

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103%
132

r

29%

31%

31%

3174

3074

31%

80

81

8074

80 %

80

8074

7674

2074

20%

17%

17%

*160

180

9%

1074

1074

21V#

20%
18%

18'A

*160

180

1074

10%

20

2074

20%

2074

18%

19

18%

18%
180

*160

180

*160

10%

10 74

1074

10
77

2074
1874

100

197#
18%

10%

9%

7774

7774

7712

200

1274

12%

12%

1274

12%

12

12%

1174

117#

3.400

*2374

24'A

*2374

24%

24

24

2474

24%

300

974

82,200

9%

9%
142

142

*77

974

55

5574

10

974

77%

55

55%

77

*77

9%

10

*140

143

5574
:23

54%

55%

974

974

9%

*141

143

55

55 74

9%

10%

143

143

974

10

974

974

9%
*141

143

9%

974

9%

22%

74

55

55

9%
22 34

23

23 74

23

23%

23

2 2 74

132%

*128

132%

*128

132 74

*128

28 74

28

28 74

28

2874

28

28

21%

21V4

21%

21%

21%

2174

2IV#

21 %

20%

2174

*98%

99%

99%

9974

*98%

9974

*9874

99%

*98%

9974

1674

16%

1674

16 74

16%

16%

1674

16%

*1674

16 74

*16%

1674

*1574

1674

*1574

1674

*16

28%

Corp common
3%% preferred series A

1
100

Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred
Davison Chemical Corp (The)

2.50
20

*1674
16%

Jan

22% Feb

17

29% Oct

4

15% Mar

13% Jan

13

23% Oct

3

Dana

12

99% Oct

23

22%

*128

13274

2674

2274
13274

27%

190

142

*128

No par

6..-300

9,400

24 %

79

1

pfd

Inc

10

1274

100

__

Cushinan's Sons Inc 7%

18 s4

180

*160

180

*2374

*77

/

5474

.

2.100

117#
29%

79

*139

102%

*102

ll1/#

24 74

Curtis

14.GOO

29%

29%

10%

5,700
5.800

26

11%

7774
17%

102%

4%
2

257'#

297'#

29

20%

47#
2

2

29%

29%

*160

4%

26%

200

181

181

29%

103%

127

1%
25%

66'A

67

181%

"29%

30

129

42%
"103

4 %

5

2%
26%

2%
26

26%
103%

067#
*180

181

4%

47#

2

26%

67%

181

80

11%

1274

A

667#

67

182%

37%

11%

79

Class

66%

*180%

.

39

387'#

11%

*23%

Publishing common—No par
preferredNo par
Prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1

66%

181'A

103%

*102

11%

*12%

$7

38

2%

25%

25%
103 %

"102

38%

38%

67

67
"181

*7674

-

160

100%

38%
"100

5

Inc

Press

2074

20

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50

Cutler-Hammer

26'A

26%

71%

com__No par

of Amer

13% Jan

14

25%

17%

convertible

77% Oct

Feb

10% Oct

175

3

26%

2

25% Jan

14

7% July

26 %

4%

9'A July 17

Feb

175

27

2%

20

15% Jun

26%

4%

preferred-,
100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7% preferred
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
10
4 % %
preferred
100

17% Jun

27

4%

No par
No par

preferred

2nd

31% Oct

3

Mar 31

5,600

27

26%

41%

Dec

Nov

24

No par
Zellerbach Corp common—5

Dec

14

2374

13%

preferred

30

Dec

24%

16%

105

99%

24

2.50

Jun

May

24%

Crown Cork & Seal common

Mar

90

247'#

"29%

94

11,400

247#

2

20

78%

78%

(The)

$2

21,600

777i

24%

11%

Wheat Corp

774

79%

24%

1

America

of

77#

7774

8

78%

2

100

preferred

3% %

7,%

79%

77#

24

"51%

25

common

July 13
Sep 27

Jan

21%

Shares

7%

79

8

78%

1

j

the Week

S per share

24%

1

Coty Inc
Coty International Corp

Sper share

79 %

20

"

Exchange Bank <fe Tr Co___20
Corning Glass Works common
5
3% %

Sales for

Friday
Oct. 27

Oct. 26

$ per share

78%

26%

Corp

preferred

prior

Oct. 25

8

8%

Thursday

Wednesday

78%

Corn

19%

Monday, October 30, 1950

24

14

Corp

.

PRICES

SALE

$ per share

share

8

8%

8

5

Delaware

of

t per

I per share

1

Motors

81% Oct

3

11'A

Continental

8
2

24% Oct

25

15%

Par

HIGH

Tuesday
Oct. 24

Oct. 23

Oct. 21

Sper share

tper share

5% Jun

5%

AND

LOW

Monday

Saturday

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest
Sper share

NEW

Ranee Since Jan. 1

.

RECORD

STOCK

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1949

.

2,500

9%

28.900

227#

4,300

132%

*128

27%

1,500

2074

20%

5,100

*.98%

99%

20

1672

700

17

600

2674

D
9

Jun

87

Jan

96%

Nov

96

Jan

11% July

14%

Dec

13 %

July 10

15

Jan

xl6% Mar

17 V# May

22%

Dec

26%

Jan

31

92

Jan

98% Aug

92%

Jan

May

10074

Dec

15% Jan

~7%

4% May
17

Jun

30%

Jun
Mar

31

1274 Nov
974
29

Jan
Jan

17% Feb

17

28% Oct

26

34% Mar 17

96% May 24

102% Mar 21

Preferred

3.75%

series

A

-100

96

102% Aug 21

Preferred

3.75%

series

B

100

July

5

July 24

1174 Jan

3

674 Jun

27

22

3

Jan

Dayton

10

5

Decca

37% Aug 15
5
58% Oct

Deere

Jan

3

19

Jun

22%

Dec

19% July 12

23% Jun

21

19

Jun

30%

Dec

38% Oct

19

34%

Jun

53%

Dec

24% Jun 29
42% Jun 27

60% Oct

20

12%

Dec

1474

Dec

12

17% May 26

20

Apr

23'A

Sep

2174 July 13

24

May 19

Detroit

Jun

58

Jan

5274 July 12

68

Feb

Detroit

474

Jun

Jun

774

Jan

574 July 12

24% Mar

2174 Mar 13

9%

8

2

May 16

31% Oct
16

Sep

25

13

ctfs for

De

Vilbiss

25

4574

Feb

40% Aug 15

Jun

13%

Dec

11% Mar 31

8

16% Aug 17

3674

36%

700

4174

4074

40 >4

29 74

40%

2.800

50

1174

1174

11%

1174

1174

1174

1174

1174

10%

11%

1074

11

21

*2074

21

2074

20%

2,0%

20%

2074

20%

207#

2074

100

*37

3774

37%

3774

37

37

3674

36%

34

3574

preferred

100

*59%

60

60

60%

59%

59%

59

597#

56

58

16

16

16%

16%

1674

16

16%

1574

16

1574

23%

23

23%

227#

Light Co___13.50

for

16

8

(The)

23 V#

23
57

6%

&

Co

57

Match

6'A

Jun

974

Nov

Jun

18%

Dec

9% Jan

5

Diana

Stores

July 13

26% Oct

23

Distill

.

*57

61

6%

6%

31%

3074
*14 74

$ per share

$ per

share

674

67#

31%

30%

11

Divco

4774 Oct

18

Dixie Cup

Jan

1274 Jan

38%

Nov

35

45%

Jun

53 74

Nov

48% Jun

10

Jun

14% Mar

10

29

57

May 24

July 17

13

Jan

3 6 74 Jan

A

15

15

147/2

14%

15

1474

2574

2674

257#

257'#

2474

25 %

24%

25

4,200

46%

46

46

46 7A

46

47

45 74

45 %

2,49u

25

*4574

4674

46%

4674

46%
4 6 3/4

46%

46%

*46 74

4612

700

2

14%

*14 7#

14%

14

14%

1374

13%

1374

1374

1,100

Dr.

4

Doehler-Jarvis

46

46

46

1474

14%

14%

38%

Dec

1874

Sep

11% July 25

17% Jan

6

Dome

Feb

72%

Oct

69 74 Jan

13

90% Aug

3

Douglas

43

Apr

57%

Dec

5474 Jan

13

72

Jun

9

Dow Chemical Co

'101 %

Apr

108%

Sep

107

Sep

27

111% Jun

15

101

Apr

123%

Dec

11974 Jan

11% Mar
8%

Jun

25% July 12

Mines

13

156% Jun

9

$3.25

24% May
86% Jan

16 74 July 17

21% Oct

18

Dresser

14 %

74

81

Mar

7

85

Aug 22

374%

..

20%

Oct

18

July 12

x22

14%

Oct

1174 Mar 27

share

Shares

14 74

14%

14%

1474

14 74

14

74

1,500

47

46

46%

45

46

45

46:%

3,600

5274

53

5274

53

1474

470

55

55

55

54

54

53

53%

1274

12%

1274

1274

12%

12%

12%

1174

12 74

1174

11%

1,600

30%

2974

30 V#

29'A

29 %

5,100

147#

14%

1474

1474

1474

14 74

1474

8134

82'A

817#

81%

80%

81

79 74

81%

80

80

5.500

15

6.974

70

69%

707#

68%

6974

68 74

6974

6774

68%

67%

69

10.700

10874

10874

108%

10874

108 74

10874

*10774

10774

1077#

155

153

*108

110

-No par

153

153

Dunhill

International

25

Duplan

Corp

(E I))

1

_

_No par

—

.

3074

30

155

15174

207i

21

2074

21

2074

84 74

86

85

85

*84 7a

*1874

19

19%

*1874

50c

100

30-74

30%

No par

.

preferred

14

*

14

74

1474

*1874
14

1474

14

30 %

30

14

•

14%

153

*147%

151 %

2074

2074

21

1974

2074

86

84

8474

*84

1974

*1874

19 74
14

*150

*1874
14

14

1474

14

*149

19%

14%

107%

5,100

500

153

800

20

9.200

85%

*84

1974

*18%

197#

14

*1374

i3%

1,500

80%

33.000

85 74

100

& Co—

6374

Nov

60% Jan

13

85 74 Jun

12

Common

124%

Oct

122 % Jan

9

12774 Apr

22

Preferred

$4.50

series— -No par

12574

97%

Jan

102 74

Aug

10174 Jan

31

Jun

1

Preferred

$3.50

series— -No par

*102 74

9%

Jun

12%

Jan

1174 Jan

10

5

*10%

10%

1074

1574

Jun

20% Mar

15% Mar 30

20% Aug 21

Eagle-Picher Co

13

Jun

16% Mar

13% Jun

30

17

Feb

24

Eastern

7% July

16% Dec

13

Jun

27

1974 Oct

13

Eastern Corp

Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
5
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
6% preferred
—100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2

DWG

$ per

1474
4574

Jun

974 July 12

share

14%
4674

837#

common-

Jun

106

$ per

the Week

Oct. 27

Oct. 26

$ per share

Sales for

Friday

Thursday

82%

common

1474 Sep

__

38,800

14%

preferred

de Nem

7,100

74

14 74

Feb

119

1

25

PRICES

Wednesday
Oct. 25

$ per share

25

*30%

_

.

convertible

SALE

Tuesday
Oct. 24

74

26

*46%

[■

4674

46

HIGH

24%

2674

8

No par

Corp-

Industries

$ per share

f per share

AND

26 74

7%

1,100

5

Aircraft

2nd

Monday

26%

8

8

8%

8

8%

2674

Oct. 23

*14 74

...No par

_

Ltd..

8

8'A
26 %

LOW

$4 preferred series A

Du Pont

43'A

26%

Oct. 21

12%

Jan

Sep

8%

8%

2674

Saturday

Pepper Co

July

78

2574

*54

12%

Dec

2

_

48%

16%

8%

50c

Ltd

1

9

14 74

14 74
26 %

Corp

Class

2,500

14%

STOCK

common-

2,100

26 %

Par

1574 Jan

17

Feb

10

31

*45%

$ per share

4

July 26

Feb

8,800

6%

14 74

Corp—

YORK

5,000

46 74

EXCHANGE

Highest

$ per share

9%
24%

25

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

2,500

1574

2674

STOCKS

Year J949

56

23
61

*57

61

674

3074

6%
31

557#

14%

Co

Corp-Seagrarns

Range for Previous
Lowest

800

4,200

26

2

participating preferred

6% July 13
17

20%
35

34

46 %

5
A_;

common

Diamond T Motor Car

674
31

*57

'

12%

17,900

No par

+

Raynolds class

23

23%

61

674

46% Oct

Sep

3674

39%

30%

35% Mar

Sep

3674

6%

Devoe

9%

5774

36%
407#

30%

Diamond

31%

57%
*3674

41

6V4

IS

9,100

57%

36%

30%

26

5,800

2,500

5674

*674

Oct

5674

41

3074

27% Oct

34

55

3674

1

47

33%

5774

36%

1

18% July 13

34%

774

58%

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co

1274 Jun

7 V#

33

774

common

&

7%

7%

34%

7 74
34

41%

Detroit Steel Corp

Jan

5,300

3674

57%

23

Nor

1574

*41V#

*57

Nov

15'A

1574

16

58%

61

13%

1574

101%

1574

16

4174

23

40

16

367#

23

22%

37%

,

120

58%

*57

Jun

270

*3674

20

20

Jun

101 %

100

Edison

16%

29

16

Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100

11%

60

101%

10174

*101

55

No par

Hudson

Escrow ctfs

Jan

97%

*101

347#

common

Derby Oil Co

50

97%

100

Rio Grande West RR

&

Escrow

20

15

7%

33%

preferred

Denver

101%

774

Power

12% Oct

101%

3474

Delaware

27

16%

7%

Lack & Western

3

7% Jun

10174

1674

3474

Delaware

2974 Jan

10174

101%
7%

Delaware

Jan

98

*98

34%

18

Jan

98

99

7%

18

9%

99

*9874

34%

Oct

40%

99

100

1

37

Jun

3074

99

*98

50c

38% Jan

&

27

3074

99

98 74

15%

3474 July 13

Jun

5%

Co

28%

30%

99

27

3074

98%

101%

5,500

27

30%

26%
30%

99

100

C

11,800

28

3074

27%

30%

*98%

100

27 >2

307#

27

2674

*98

99

Inc

Records
&

*16%

30%

2674
30%

*98%

17

50c

series

Deep Rock Oil Corp
7%

26%

*98

16

Co

3.90%

Rubber

43% Oct

42% Oct

26

Preferred

1
17% May 26

36%

Sep

4

102% Sep

Power & Light

Dayton

30%

1

common___7

July 26

28

100
Jun

3

18% July 13

19% May 10

5

_

Cigar Corp

8174

82

81%

8274

8174

82 74

81 %

80

82%

8174

79%

12574

125 74

*125

12574

125

12574

1257a

125 74

*102%

103%

*102%

10374

10274

10274

102%

102%

500

1074

1074

1074

10 74

10%

*1074

10%

10%

1074

1,200

1974

19%

193#

19%

19%

19%

16

16%

157#

1574

15 74

15 3

1874

1774

18

17

17%

125 74

125%

125 74

103

103

103

1,200

E

7%

Jun

13%

Jan

10

Jan

13

18% Apr

19

38%

Jun

48% Nov

40

July 17

49'A Apr

10

164

Jan

202

Oct

172% Jan

3

190

Apr

10

21%

Jun

32%

Jan

29

13

39% Oct

25

14%

Apr

19

Dec

1474 July 12

19V# Jan

7

96

Dec

88% Aug 25

14%

Dec

xl2%Julyl2

88

Jan

10%

Feb

9474

Oct

101

May

Jan

95

Sep

14

8

Jun

5

Jun

874

Dec

Apr

4574

Dec

Feb

17%

3274 Mar

36%
2'/,

Jan

174 Jan

3

Jan

35% Apr

19

13% Mar

10V# Jun

26

6

3374
1274
1%

Jun

34%

Jun

10%

Jun

51

98

MariO

xl5% Apr
102

May

12
2

38% July 26

10% Aug 11
49% Oct
9

Dec

16

2 1 74 July 26

Oct

32% Jun 30

Jan

13

41

Oct

4

3 74 Apr

18

Nov

75

Nov

52% July 17

75

42%

Jan

Oct

48

Aug 25
21% Aug
3

52% Apr 26
28% Jan
6

15

2 2 74 Aug 29

__

—

51%

May

14%
__

Dec
—

13% Feb

12% July 12

Feb

2074 Jun

23
23

1

14%

Jan

18%

Nov

16% July 13

20% Mar 17

x29%

Jun

3 5 74

Dec

2974 Jun

27

3 3 74 Jan

100%

Jan

Dec

100% Jan

10

—

4%
974
48%
55

374
6%
1

674
--

3

105
__

Jun

Jun
Jun

July
Feb

___

7

Dec

14%

Jan

1074 Jan

13

24% Jun

5

7% May 15
17% Sep

14

Jan

51% Jun 27

6 4 74 Oct

23

Jan

60

66

Jun

10%

Jan

Jun

1174

Dec

For footnotes

July 12

61%

Dec

Jun

6

July 12

68

574

---

13% July 26

104

5

—

5%
see

—

Apr

page 24.




Jan

9

4% July 13
874 Feb 14
874 July 13
33

Jun

27

2% July 26

May 25

674 May 5
1574 Oct 17

Electric Auto-Life

19%

15%

16%

19

19

19

1674
46%

16%
46

1

100

157#
46

*174%
3874

1734

*93

94%

14%
*99

974

974
4774

1774

17%
39%
2%
43%
1174
2274
63
51%
2474

46%
17%
*38%

19%
1874

*38

2%
No par
15
10

43%
1174
22'A

El Paso Natural Gas

3

*59
*50
23%

Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph

4
5

1974
18%

50
50

Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25

Exchange Buffet Cdrp

100

9%

2

Corp

14%

47%

No par

Evans Products Co

100

3874
1774
*93%
147#
*99

*974

Convertible preferred

Ex-Cell-O

14%

174%

47%

Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares

Equitable Office Bldg
Erie RR common
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_
Eureka Williams Corp

38%

5

Electric Boat common-:

4% preferred
Equitable Gas Co

177

*17%

18
46 %
174%
39'A
17%
95

1

(The)

Eversharp Inc

10

19%

16%

1874

100

1374 Oct 19
4% Jan

1974

1 5%

19

2.50

44

Mar 21

18%

16

preferred

Elliott Co common
5%% convertible preferred
5% preference

2874

19%

1574

*18%

Ekco Products Co common
4%% preferred—
Elastic Stop Nut Co

28% Feb

Jun
Jun

29

common

Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co

17%

2374 Aug
8% Jun

Edison Bros Stores Inc

4%%

1974

1

10

10
Inc

4474 Oct
2
1374 Oct 25

48

19% July 13

Airlines

100
8.50

1
No par
100

_50
5

*1674
17
*30%
3074
*101% 103
2 1 74
2 1 34

674
1674
64

*62
6%

5

14%

__1

*127#

3

40%
3%

2.60

6 74
1674
64»A
65
674
1474
13

41
3 74

2%
43%
11%
2274
*59
*50
24

19%
17%

1774
39%
2%
44
12%
227#

63
51%
24%

1974
1874

1 674
1 674
30
3074
103
103
2 1 34
22
6 74
6 74
16%
1674
6474
6474
*62
65

6%

6%

1674
17%
45%
46'A
*174% 176
39%
3974
175/#
1774
9374
94%
14%
1474
*99
100
9%
9%
46
4674
17%
17%
*38%
39
2%
2%
43%
43%
12%
127#
2274
2274
*59
63
*50
51%
2374
24
1974
20
1 774
18
1 674
17
30%
3074
*102
104
21%
22

674

674

1674
64%
*62
674

1674
64%
65
6%
1 4%
12%
40%
3

14%

1474

14

1274
4074
*3

13%
4074
3%

12%
*40
3

*18 74

1674

1774

15%

1674

46

4674

45%

4674

1747#

17474

*174 74

176

15%
45 %

*174!'#

8

4,700
38,900

1,900

16%

38.200

46%

17,900

176

30

39 74

39%

38

39%

38

3874

6,600

17 74

1774

17%

1774

17%

17 74

2,200

9374

*93 74

*93%
1474
*99

94

974
46

9374

14%
100

1474
*99

974

17%
39

39

9%
44

46%
17%

2

7#

17

*38%

274

2

1474
100

14%
100

95

100

15

27,800

100

10

9%

9 74

974

1.200

45%

44%

4574

11,300

1774

1774

17%

39 74

38%

38%

2 74

4,600
400

2

2

18.900

42

42

1,700

43

43

1274

1374

13

13 74

22

22%

21

22%

63

59

59

*59

61

50

50%

50

50

*49%

5074

100

2374

24%

23%

2374

237#

2374

8,400

19 %

19%

19

197#

18%

19 74

7,100

1874

56,900

*59

1774
*1674
307s
*102

21%

42

1874

6,300

4,300

18 74

17%

1674

16%

*16%

30

30 3 4

29%

104

177#

*102

22

16%

6%
14'A

*102

104

600

4,600
20

2174

21%

2174

11.600

674

6374
65

104

17

30%

100

2174

1674

6374

14 74

1274
2174

17

674

674

12%
2174

30%

674

*62

42

674

674

674

3,100

1574
63%
*62
.

6

1674

63%
65

6%

1574
6374

16

6374

35,400
l,i00

*62

65

6

6

4.000

1474

14%

15

10.300

12 74

12%

12

12%

1274

1274

10,500

4074

4074

40

40

3974

3974

3

*274

3

3

14%

2%

3

1,800

1,200

Number 4955

Volunte 172

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1641)

NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949

I per

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW YORK

Highest

t per share

t per share

share

YORK

STOCK

RECORD

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

LOW

STOCK

Saturday

EXCHANGE

t per share

Par

I per share

Jun

Jan

37% Mar 10

48% Oct

Feb

25%

Oct

22% July

26

Fajarao Sugar Co

Oct

23%

Dec

14

July 31

Apr
22% Jan

8

19%

7

Falstaff Brewing Corp

l

12% Aug

15 Vb

Oct

13

July 26

17% Jun

2

1

15%

15%

11 Vb Mar

15%

Dec

Jan

18% May 10

Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Qulgan Corp

i

18

18

15%
*17%

32

Jun

38%

Jan

35% Mar 11

46

*45%

18%

Nov

16 % July

Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp

46

Jun

Sep 14
25% Oct 23

2

14%

5

24%

24%

3%

Jun

6%

Jan

4% Feb

1

Federal

24%

Feb

36

Dec

6% Aug
45% Oct

5

Federated Dept Stores common

95% Mar

104

Sep

103

15%

3

3

3
14

33% July 17
Jan

3

10%

Nov

20%

Jan

10

12%

Jun

17%

Dec

16% July 13

81%

43

July

Dec

Jan

July 13

52% Jan
105

107% Mar

May

53

52

Dec

56

63 % July

105

July 24

Feb

15

69

Dec

65

17%

11 >/8 July

Jan

10% July 13
22% July 26

21%

Jun

31%

Jan

98%

Jan

104%

Dec

Jan

July 17

103
19

28

18% May

18%

Jan

13 Ve

13

Dec

Oct

13

July 17
July 13

16

18

48

106% May 25
13% Jan 12
23 % Oct

19

83% Feb

Fairbanks Morse & Co

4

Tarrant

Ferro

79

27%

25%

Dec

24

8%

Nov

12%

Aug

8

Jun

10 Vb May

65%

2,600

69 %

70%

2,700

108%

77%

77%

1

Feb

2

(The)

Carpet Co

Flintkote Co

$4

(The) common—No par

x38

Feb

60

Nov

56

July 14

80

Jan

17%

Dec

14

Aug 15

16%

Jun

23%

Dec

20

Feb

67

Sep

78%

Feb

75

Mar

7%

Apr

3%%

41% Oct

17

24

17%

17%

17 Vb

17%

No par

19%

19%

19%

19%

No par

*15%

15%

10

18%

19%

19%

20 V8

19%

19%

1

18%

19

18%

19

18%

18%

18%

3

Freeport Sulphur

Froedtert Grain & Malting Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co common

19

4%

25

Gabriel

7%

Oct

7 % Jun

29

11% Oct

24

Gair

18%

Dec

t6% Jun

30

18% Jan

28

Oct

9%

Jan

6 % Apr

6

31%

Oct

41%

Jan

32

13

Feb

17%

Dec

15

Jun

19

Apr

16% July 24
17% July 12

10%

Jun

16%

Dec

15% Jan

3%

Jun

6%

Feb

21%

11

Jun

Oct

Jan

Gardner-Denver

23 % Aug

Garrett

6% Apr

18

21% Sep

15

23% Oct

25

23% Oct

6

107% July 14
55

Oct

4

12

Jan

146

166

Feb

8

23% Oct

21

6

Jun

10

July 13
13% Jan 12

Dec

Jan

6% Mar 29

65%

Apr

79%

Jan

63 % Mar 31

24'A

J;.n

31

Jan.

25

Jun

17

Jun

20

Apr

14

July 13

129

Jun

139%

Apr

108

29

July 17

9% Jan

8

31

9

4%%

$8

General Cable

Jan

9

4%

1st

Oct

25

4%

conv

18% Jan

11

General

7%

128%

Jun

112

Dec

105% July 28

119% Sep

3

18

$ per

Range Since

.share

48% Sep
x97

104%

Jan

■

13

Feb

22%

'

Jen-.

11%

Sep

15

Dec

102% Jan

3%
17

.

6

Jun,

.

Jan

May

124 %

Dec

4%

Feb

7%

20%

Jun

24%

Jan

9

Gen

6

27

Jan

24% July 27

Jun

27%

Dec

22

Jan

99 %

Apr

102 %

Jan

101

15%

Jun

21%

Jan

77%

Apr

77% Jan

23

30 VB

Mar

68

25%

Dec

55

Dec

10%

Dec

% Aug

x95%

Jun

116

Jan

14 Vb

Jun

19

Sep

52 %

Jun

72%

Aug

99

Aug 22

Jan

7% Jun

51% Oct
100

18

Jun

7

21 % Sep

22

86 %

Sep

26

24% Jan

11

31 % Mav

59

Oct

10,500

22>/b

com__l

2 3'A

23%

23%

106%

106%

*106'A

5

53%

53%

53%

__5

10 VB

154%

23%
8%

*116

10 VB
155

23%

8%

117

49%

No par

49%

*100%

1

10%

Corp

No par

21%
5

23%

10

23%
8%

49%

49%
102

116

3
23

Gen

Steel

4%%

x49 'A

*100%

July 26
22

*127%
116%

AND

HIGH

Jan

Dec

29

Jan

4

37% Feb

28

Grand

16%

Jun

28%

Jan

24% Jan

4

45% Oct

26

Granite

20% Mar

28%

Dec

25% July

3

Mar

2

Dec

Apr

1% Jan

3

29

100

11% July 13

2% Oct
10

31% Sep
103

28

Apr

3
28

Jan

36%

Oct

32

Aug 24

Jun

14 Vb

Sep

12

Jan

33'A

Jun

43%

Jan

Jun

29

16%

Jan

19%

Oct

18% Apr

17

22

144% Mar

137% Jan

3

152

Jan

6

71

33

Granby

37

Apr

28

16

Oct

18

44 % Jan
Mar

10
7

Aug 30

67

Nov

65

43%

Dec

35% Aug

2

45% Mar

13

4

20% Aug 28

14% Mar

Jan

Jan

30
7

Union

3%%

Oct

12

July

Jan

100

July

15 V8

Jun

9% July 17
95

11% Jan

11

Apr

17

Apr

18% Jan

13

35% Aug 16

7% July

6% Jan

3

11% July 11

100

Jan

28

126'A

*125%

126%

*125%

126%

125 %

*103%

104%

*103%

104%

*104

104%

104%

1041%

104%

104 %

500

20%

21%

1,600

33 %

34%

3,000

17

17%

34 %

17%

\7%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17

17%

16%

17

*3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

17

26'A

125
8%
32

341/8

341;,

34%

117%

116%

37%
105

-5

31%

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conv

Gt Northern

Great

7%
Green

(H

37%

37%

33

33

116%

116

120

28%

28 %

28%

28%

28 %

28

28%

37%

37%

37%

36

37

36

36

*105

107

*105

107

107
31

*105

33%
117

107

30%

31%

32%
116

29%

33

30%

29 Vb

*95%

96

*95%

96

*95%

90

92

15%

90

*90

92

*90

92

*90

15%

15%

15%

1,010
2,800

1,300
20

23 %

4,200

98
20

92

16%

15%

lo%

15

15%

20,600

50%

48%

50

10,000

51%

50%

51%

50%

50%

95

95

95

94%

94%

95%

95%

95 'A

95%

700

19

19%

19%

19%

18%

19%

18%

19

18 V«

18%

14,200

88

*84

*85%

88

*85%

87 'A

No par
—2.50

*84

preferred

50

18%

29

59

59

59

9%

9%

100

133
18%

134

113

113

No par

common

*102% 103%
60%
61
*103% 107%
*13
13%

No par

—No par

P__

2%
8%
*34%
35%
42%
43
*29%
29%
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14%
14%
*33%
35
15%
15%
42%
42%
19%
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10
-No par

—_

com

Prop

pfd
Sugar com

5

100
1

No par
No par

No par
No par

*150

100
Inc—

& Die Corp

42%

2%
8%

5

(The)

Ore

*41

Inc—4

1

M S &

18%

151

9%
*131

18%
113

*102%
60%
*106%
13

*41%
2%

%

88

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9%
134

18%

18%

18%

18%

28%

28%

27%

28%

27%

59%

58

58

*57%

59

600

10

9%

10

4,200

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9%
130

60

10 %
130

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9%
129

10

129

9%

132

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18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

17%

113%

112%

113%

112%

113%

113%

103 %

*102%

61

107%

60

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103

1Q2%

102%

60%

60%

60%

107%

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107%

102%
58

18%

102%

102%

107%

13

13'A

13%

14

14%

14

14%

42%

42%

42%

42%

43

43

43

2%

2%

2%

2%

8%

2%

2%

2%

29%

29%

29%

28%

29%

*100%

101%

101%

101%

101%

101%

101

101

460

14%

14'A

14

14

14

1,500

34%

33%

33 %

15%
43%

15%

15%

2.400

42%

43%

20,600

18%

8,000

100%

14%

101

14%

*33%

35

*33%

15%

16

15%

42%
19%

150%

42%

19%

42%

19%

35

15%
42%
19%

151

151

151

78

*73

78

*14

*34

15%
42%
19

150%
*73

14%
35

15%

43%

*13
*33

15%

42%

19%

19

150%

*150

78

19

151%
78

39%
19

18%

18%

18%

18%

1&%

18%

*18%

18%

900

10%

10

10 VB

53,300

10

10%

10%

10%

99'A

*99%

99%

32 %

31%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

18 VB

17%

18

16%

59

18%
*58%

56%

Jun

71%

Jan

59% Jan

25

81% Oct

4

25

79%

80

16%

Jan

22%

Dec

18% Jun

30

24% Jan

13

Gulf States Utilities Co—No par

20%

20%

18%
59%

3,300

38

38

10%

No par

37%

38

31%

Ohio RR com_No par

78

39%

*98%

$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp

90

150

*73

20

38%

99%

Gulf Mobile &

18%
150

400

39%

10%

19

34

39%

32%

13

i4

34
4 '

*73

10%

Oct

4.100

29%

31%

60% Sep

28%

29%

34

J'-

*98%

30

28%

29%

<•,

10%

Jun

14,900

45 %

32%

12% Jan

4:<%

45

99%

49

2,800

%

*

45%

'

34

10%

Dec

157.600

'/8

•

8%

32%
8%

54%

2%

800

44%

8%

*98%

Jun

2%

6,800

44%

19

41

100

13%
44 %

43

*34%

18%

Jan

13%
*42'%

8,000

34%

18%

1

58%

*34

1

'

400

103

107

107

8%

No par

,

8.600

34%

39

1

5.500

8%

*73

100

57%

18

114

17%
113

60'A

*106%

120

12

127

115

34%

73
39%

,_3

Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar common-

1,600
6,200

18%

29%

(The)—

preferred

18%

27%

18%

23%

35

8%

*73
*39%

—100

88

18%

19

29

1

—

Co

18%

29%

*57

10

*84

88

18%
29%

No par

common

14




33%
116'A

.

96%

*95%

97

1,000

33 %

116%

95

Jun

24.

4,900

51

9 Vb

page

30%

30%

19

Common

4%%

30%

40

29%

51%

Ry 6%

Grumman

15

*105

107

31%

16,900

95

Batteries

Iron

Tap

33%

116%

7%

29%

2,100

7%

18%

preferred—

L)

34 %

117

8

31%

124

7%

50%

Bay & Western RR

Greenfield

7%

31%

8,800

10,900
29,900

*94%

preferred

Green

7%

8

b

24 %

24

*122

31%

28%

15%

24
124

7%

37%

30%

24

*122

31%

28%
*105

25%
123 %

8

33

31%

25 Vb

*121%

32

28%
105 Vs

26
123 %

16 3

No par

Steel——-

Western

25%
*121 %

16'A

3 Vb

3 Vb

16%

No par

preferred-

$2.25

26%

122%

28 %

Feb

19

7%.
31%

*116%

5

3

25%
122

3'A

3

16%

49

F)

Greyhound Corp
93 %

*125%

33%

*28%

600

125

21%

7%

Shares

162,000

51

125%

21%

32

share

50'A
125 %

34%

10%

S per

511/a

50

34%

100

Grayson-Robinson Stores
Gt Northern

$ per share

21%

com

(W T) Co common—

Grant

52%

21%

20

Inc

Co

City

$ per share

51%

Sales for
the Week

Oct. 27

34%

26 %

280

116

Friday

Thursday

34%

*122%

123%

128

*114%

Oct. 26

21%

No par

Motors

Consol

128

116

3.900

2.40J

104%

No par

Co

Hosiery

Graham-Paige

52%

127%
*114%

j(J0

10

57%

PRICES

Wednesday
Oct. 25

$ per share
51 "2

52

128

116%

9%

57'/a

35 %

—10c

Telegraph Co

24

101%

10
58

■

21%

No par

—,

_

(The)

18

17% Feb

11%

3

Apr

*100%

*100%

35

—

Apr

101%

101%

21%

5

preferred——

3%

49%

8,500

12 3 %

1

convertible

8%

40,300

48 %

35

100

$4.50 preferred
Harvester Corp—

30%

49%

21%

No par

Gleaner

Jan

b

47%

35

:

preference

E>rothers

Feb

48 3

48%

common——5

convertible

5%

49%

47

*21

Gotham

7% Jun

51%

SALE

140

48%

10c

Gillette Safety Razor com_

16%

116

115

115

50 Vb

21%

25

'

"

*103%

* per share

*90

Gould-National

116

9%

115%

Goodyear Tire & Rub com-—No par
$5 preferredNo par

2

*100%

127%

20

14 % Oct

116%

*116

115%

64% Sep

45% Mav

2,400

127%

108% Jun

27

15%

57%

92

(B

15%

10%

97

Brewing

15%

58%

15

& Stock

300

15%

58

52

150

15%

116%

51%

13,000

15%

58%

$ per share

8%

8'/a

68

49%

Tuesday

6.100

29%

49

Oct. 21

60

22%

68

58

Oct. 23

2,500

10

156

22 VB

29%

*08

57%

Monday

8%

8%

10

*154

63%

69%

57%

*90

Glidden Co

23%

30'A

127%

125

156

23

30'A

49%

101

101

9

10 %

10

*154

103 %

31

49 %

49

49%

23%

51%
*102

31

127%

13

24

8%

*68%

*114%

13

Feb

8%

128

43% Jan

10% Jun

23%

69%

49%

102

156

156

23%

116

49%

10%

10

10 VB

156

118

103% Jan

Aug

3,200

103 %

10%

*95%

$5

360

52'A

*102

10%

—100

Goodrich Co

105

108%

103%

*102

_1

preferred——:

18

20

22%
106%

53

No par

3%%

Gold

101 % Jan

23%
107'A

52

10%

Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co__1

Goodall-Sanford

Oct

22%
106 %

52%

10%

*95%

Gimbel

23%
107%

52%

No par

preferred

19

116

105

23%
*106%

*127%

No par

Rubber Co

17

3

7,000

*115

_5

Telephone Corp

Oct'

69% Jan

13,200

23%

57%

*57

No par,

4%c/o

Goebel

900

22%

8%

LOW

Corp

Feb

2

26%

22 Vb

10%

Oct. 21

preferred —;

4 % %

26%

23

10%

Saturday

Castings $6 pfd

General Tire &

$5

26%

69

116%

49%

4%

22%

23%

8%

4%

26%

52%

*154

23%

4%

23%

10

156

4%

27

23%

*102

10 %

*154

5

500

23

52%

105

*102

18%

*18

27

107

107

53%

18

23'A

23%

107

39%

27

100

Jan

see

4%

*26%

Utilities

19% Oct

36

footnotes

4%

22%

100

;

12

16% Mar

For

4%

26%

Sep

20%

4,100

21%

100

preferred

134

41

9%

20%

26%

Railway Signal com-

27

Jun

Jun

20

21%

Utilities Corp

106% July 20
13% Mar 24

Jun

11%

21

27

Service—

Shoe

10

33'/a Mar

20 %

21%

Equip Corp

Public

35% Sep
128

28

Dec

600

21%

27

Cement Co

Realty

6

16
July 17
22% July 12
52% Aug 16

Dec

62%

18%

21%

50

No par

Refractories

19

10

28

Jun:

133 % July

18%

21%

4%

—;

General

16% Oct

80

Dec

17%

32

18%

21%

5

STOCK

General

90% Sep

Oct

21

16%

18%

100

3

7

4

101

18

18%

5

preferred

19

25

19

Apr

39%

18%

1

—

8% Oct

Jan

Jan

Jun

39%

18'/«
18%

21%

No par

32% Oct

8% Jan

31% July 13

11

39%

19

22%

No par

5

13% Apr

93%

39%
18%

*18%

*21%

5

17

90

1% Mav

39%
*17%

19

*18%

No par

39

18'A

18%

105

'

39%

18%

*102

9

18

39%

No par

10%

39%

*39

Advertising

Precision

6%

9

8%

*18%

1.66%

Oct

Jan

45%

9

9%

10

9%

9%

*17%

com

32% Oct

Jan

106

9

2

107

17%

104

50

8%
11

No par

3

91

Jun

1,700

10

Jun

Jun

6,800

39%

Jan

Jun

Jun

8%

19% Jan

12%

34

8%

General Time Corp common

79%

98%

8%

9

Feb

100

8%

Oct

Dec

Jun

8%

40

12 '/a

5%

*8%

25

37%

Ju:y

8%

General

Jun

48

8%

General

Jun

80%

8%

19

2
30

24

72'/a Juiy

1,000

5

May 4
30'A May 11

May

101% Jun

1

73

30,700

18%

$3.75 series-—

Gen

19

23

Nov

Sen

22,800

10%

—

General Public

26% Oct

31

5%

10

Co

Portland

General

120

9%

common

YORK

Outdoor

13,500

18%

common—

20

126% Feb

122

Dec

4% Mar 23

7

July 13

22 % Jun

18% Oct
18% Feb

3

Jan

64

Co

preferred-:

General

Gen

27

85

10%

preferred

Instrument

Preferred

3

July

:

$5

11

Mar

J Jly

7

2

85

11

8%

Par

Jan

22%

67

127% Mar
105% Jan

800

26%
*83 %

27%

26%
*84

15

10

General Motors Corp common

38

24

13%

5

77

*14%

15

*14%

18%

$ per share

54% Oct

23% Apr

99 VB

34

85%

EXCHANGE

July 13

17% July
119% Sep

Nov

,

28%

85

15%

10%

series A

Electric

NEW

July 26

12% July 12
2% Sep li
14'A July 13

Dec
Nov

20%

27%

86%

No par

convertible

26

'

15%
120

28%

85%

78%

18%

Corp

preferred

15

16% Mar

.

Jan'

28

122 % Jun

19%. Sep
38% Dec

Jun

2%
11 Vb

27%

15%
116%

Highest

$ per share

$ per share.

127"%

28%
87

78
*15

18%

$3.50 preferred

Jan. 1

Lowest

Highest

J;.n

28%

STOCKS

Year 1919

123 Vb

28%

*85%

15%

Range for Previous
Lowest

2,200

15

11 VB

Investors

preferred

3%%

78'A

79%

14%

18%

General Foods Corp corn.

5%

77%

78%

14%

15%

129% Mar

Jan

300

76

79

14%

15%

13

123%

10%

11

Corp com

General Mills

51% Apr
124% Jun

15%

*10'A

78%

15%

14

Dec

480

2,200

15'/a

10%

14%

*15%

60% Sep

56%

720

15%

78

No par

20

44%

310

6,200

10%

14%

15%

*10%

6,200
"

15%

77%

15%

32%

15%

*10%

11

*25

31%

J1

15%

11

30%

General

25%

16

Cigar Co Inc com

General

*25

38%

10%

*29%

6
3

25

69

21

8'A July 12

24%

25%

*25

30'A

103% July
13% Apr

Jan

25 %

38%

*29%

6

Dec

13'A

Jun

38

39

*68

3

100%

Jun

37

38%

69

Aug

Jun

38 %

99%

30%

99 'A Apr

93%

x6%

36%

100

*68

9

44 Vb

99%

99%

*29%

12

41 % Jan

Dec

99%

99%

50

51% Apr

Dec

43%

96%

100%

2nd preferred-

50% Jun

42%

Jan

96
100

11%

preferred..—

138% Jan

Jun

96%

99%

100

Baking

31

32%

96%

100

18%

Transportation

Bronze

75

31%

96%

96 %

18%

preferred——

General

32%

32%

96%

10%

preferred

preferred

General

16%

18%

Co

American

$4.25

3,500

18%

11

$4.50 preferred
Amer

18'/a

18%

8,100

18'A

common

convertible

General

21,500

10%

Gaylord Container Corp
General

900

19 Vb

-18%

Industries Inc

Gar Wood

15%

18%
13%

10%

(The)

Corp

19%

*15'A

*18%

(The)

13

34

39%

■

Gamewell

2

19%

15%
19

15%

1

convertible
Co

19%

15

18

5,200

20

(Robert)

Gamble-Skogmo Inc
5%

19%

19%

*

common____l

(The)

Inc

17 %

15%

32%

28

17

19%

96%

*85%

17%

15

32%

87

16%

19%

16

10

24%

19%

11%

Inc_l

Co

preferred

19% Mar 16

Jan

15

Co

Co

6%

16

*10%

10

2,400

,24

19%

32%

25

22,500

25%
103 %

24%

19%
*15

39%

1

104

17 %

1

Corp

24%
103 %

25%

24%

103%

17

97 %

25

12,500

17 %

32%

25

14

24

97'%

25

1,200

13%

24%

33

38%

76

14

13%

76

24%

100
39

100

76%

76

17

15'%

33%

14%
25%
104

65%

65%

65%

24%

96%

*96
100

No par

25%

*103%

100

39% May
9
20 % Apr 25

105% Mar

Feb

Apr

4

101% July 13
9 % July 13

9%

97

9% May

Dec

163%

'

10% Oct

Co

Stores

preferred

Jun

*15

25

3

25

16

25%
104

*24

10

common

Oct

Jun

9%

Corp

19% Feb
Oct

32%

100

100

Franklin

29

10

preferred

preferred

Francisco

Jun

152

Inc

5

4%

106

Stores

12% Oct

4%

July

Corp

prior preferred

14%

99

Light Co

21% Aug 30

86% Sep

24 %

7%

Steel

Sugar

13%

23%

3

6%

13%

24%

Corp

Foster-Wheeler

13%

13 %

25%

25%
104

>103

No par

convertible

79

>103%

Machinery & Chem Corp

3%%

13

77%

60%

26

Food

19

78

65

104

Fair

27

13%

78

106%

25%

Food

Oct

98

81

25%

No par

Florence Stove Co

100% Oct

107

20%

*103%

preferred

9% Jan

3

3,400

*106%

25 Ya May 20

li

19%

71%

30

July

19%

106%

Jan

Jan

1,200

20

70%

Power &

Jun

17% July 13

11%

106 »A

Power

21%

45

11%

73%

Florida

Dec

105

250

104

11%

11%
19%

106'A

20% Mar 17

33%

Jun

20%

20%

41

104

72%

Aug 10

Feb

Nov

11%

5%
43

104%

106'A

33% May
108

19%

48%

5,300

11%

5%
41%
104

106'%

13

24% Mar 30

107

41%

104%

1001%

*78

84% July 17
94% July 21
27% July 12

Sep

11%

5%
43

43

104%

106'A

No par

Oct

J an

42%
104

*106%

No par

Jan

41%

20%

Firth

Nov

103 %

20%

First National Stores

96%

29

20%

24

29 %

July 13

11%

20

92%

17% Jun

11

11%

Oct

Apr

21

11%

*11%

14% Jan

May
July

Jan

42

104

5%

5%

5%

5%
43 %

104%

600

loo

preferred

23% Sep 22
33% Oct 18

Feb

5%
43
104

24

20%

3

Dec

5%
44

104%

*45%

73%

14% Jan

19%

*5%

3,800

25

66

Dec

32%

1,500

5%

46%

25

65%

14%

23 %

24 Vb

46%

25%

20%

Feb

Jun

46%

23%

46

25

73

8%

J an

46 V2

46

65%

3

Jun

1,300

46%

24%

46

25%

74%

Sep

13%

18

65'A

Follansbee

15%

17%

17%

74%

com

Florsheim Shoe Class A

3% July 13

17%

17%

74%

Florida

•

17%

*17%

65%

23

3

5,600

18

17%

74%

28

July 25

14%

*65%

20% Oct

6

14%

15

5

Rubber

15% Sep

3

15

15%

10

&

22% Mar 23

5% Jan

14%

15%

25

Tire

5

7

2,200

15%

16%
15%

4%%

17% July 13

16

6,600

16%

15%

Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y

11 % Jan

11%

2,000

24%

15%

'

Firestone

13

8% July 12

45 %

24%

16

*16

7

Oct

78

44

24%

15%

16 Vs

9

Jan

89

46

24'A

25%

16

8

15%

20%

45%

46%

24%

Oct

24%

Apr

47

24%

46%

24%

16

May

75

108

May

■

44

*104

Shares

46%

47%

24%

24%

the Week

Oct,,27

t per share

8 per share

24%

46 %

24%

1

9 Vb

12

5%

5

Enamel Corp

tper share

Sales for

Friday

Thursday
Oct. 36

Oct. 25

t per share

16'A

100

Mfg Co

Wenaesuay

48

24%
*16

No par

preferred

&

*47

zo

Motor Truck

'A %

Felt

No par

PRICES

SALE

Oct. 24

f per share

19

HIGH

Tuesday

Oct. 23

34

41%

AND

Monday

Oct. 21

32

9%

♦99%

99%

*99%

99%

31%

31%

31 Vb

31%

8%

9

8%

9

17%

10,660
4.200

15,800

17

58%

17%
58%

57

58

700

18

18%

18

*59

59%

58%

58%

*58 %

79%

79%

79

79 'A

78%

78%

76

78%

76%

77%

14.500

20

20 %

19%

20

20

20%

19%

19%

19%

19%

7,200

17

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1642)

NEW
Lowest

Highest

$ per share

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1949

Lowest

$ per

S per share

YORK

LOW

STOCK

S per

I per share

HIGH

.

Monday, October 30, 1950

Wednesday
Oct. 25

2 i

Thursday

Sales for

Friday

the Week

Oct. 27

Oct. Hi

"V

$ per share

$ per share

share

PRICES

SALE

Tuesday
Oct

Oct. 23

Oct. 21

$ per share

AND

Monday

Saturday

Par

.

RECORD

A

EXCHANGE

Highest

share

STOCK

YORK

STOCKS

Range for Previous

.

$ per

Sper share

share

Shares

H
Jan

39%

Dec

30% Sep

16%

Jun

24%

Dec

12

Jan

14%

Dec

22'A Apr 20
13% July 25

Sep

11'A

Jun

13%

Dec

11'A Jun

15

14% Jan

81

Jan

66% July 13

80% Feb

8

31

72% July

104%
18%

Apr

Jan

20

Jan

149

May

141

Jun

14

Hackensack

30

29

Hamilton Watch Co com

4%

28 % Oct

23

Harbison-Walk

148

Mar 31

27 7A Jan

12

Hart

7% Feb

10

Hat

81

6%

Jun

10%

Dec

5'A

Jun

9%

Jan

Hayes

Industries

3

July

8 'A Jan

7

Hayes

Mfg

24% Jan

19%

Feb

25

Dec

20% July 18

Jan

25%

Dec

25

84

Jan

95%

Dec

93% Feb

30

Jan

37%

Dec

32% Aug 16

98'A

Jan

23'A

Jan

32 7A

Dec

25% Aug

34%

Jan

42%

Dec

39

July 14

44

13%

Jan

17'A Aug

14

Jun

20% Mar

40

Jun

53

49

July 27

Feb

122%

Mar 20

122'A Aug

131

Sep

45

Dec

53%

Dec

xl3%

Aug

21%

Jan

14%

Jun

21%

Jan

10% Jun

77

Dec

84%

Sep

12%

Dec

11'A Mar

9

Jan

Oct

Mar 10

4

Jun

1

56

Feb

8

15 %

22% Feb

18

18 'A Jan

7

80

6

Jan

14% Sep
19% Sep

Dec

14% Jan

Jan

15%

Sep

Jun

29%

Dec

31

6

Hollander

16% Apr

18

20 %

24 % Mar

28'A

Sep

25% Jun

12

29

50%

Nov

34%

Dec

94%

Sep

101%

Dec

Jun

9%
30

13%

Dec

35%

Nov

41%

Nov

99%

Dec

Feb

28%

Jan

86%

Jan
■

—

Jun

29%

48% May
44% Oct

Feb

July 25

477A Jan

3

23

12

107

10% July 13
29% July 27

14

Jan

9

34

Jan

10

29% July 13
94

38% Feb

Houston

Oil

Oct

15

33

8%

Jun

17'A

Dec

Jun

47%

Jan

11% July 21
35% Mar
9

Feb

14%

Oct

13

11%

Jan

2%

Jan

Nov

Jun

H CO

Dec

Mar 22

■/

July 25

7 'A

44% Jan

Aug

11% Mar 13

1

87A Jan

Howe

3

25

5%

8

tper share

31%

Jun

22

Feb

%

73

36%

Jan

75

75

14

14%

14%

14%

Oct

6

RR

stock

41% Mar 23

Oct

52% Jun

9

9% Jan

4

Nov

31

7% July 13
25% July 12
5% July 14

50

27

Illinois

4.03%

1,000
9,800

5

15%

15

15

14%

14%

14%

14%

14

14

13 %

13%

1,400

"18%

18%

4,300

27%

27%

1,500

38%

9,900

43

1,800

18%

18 "4

18%

18

18 %

18

18%

18%

18%

27%

28

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27% '

19

Industria

175

Apr

10

Oct

25

Aug

1

Jan

26

10%

Dec

12%

Aug

18%

Dec

16% Jan

16

Jan

95'A

Dec

92 % Aug

54

18% Aug 23

8

Apr

86%

2'A

Jan

13%

Jan

9 %

1% Jan

13

Jun
Jan

22%

Jun

29%

Dec

July 17
25% Jun 27

164%

Jan

180%

Dec

171% July 13

5%

Feb

10

Dec

*103 %

104

No par

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

13%

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.50

23%

33 %

32%

33

32%

32%

33

34%

33%

34

98 %

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25

33%

Dec

94

Jan

4'A

Nov

43

Nov

50

31'A

Jan

143

Feb

37'A

Dec

103%

Nov

7'A

Feb

71

Feb

130'A Feb

Feb

1

110

5
July 12
49% Jan
3

72

Jan

46%

Oct

38% July 18
42'A July
3
32% Aug 30

Jun

57%

Jan

Aug

34

Jan

Jun

11'A

Apr

20

Dec

July 25

9'A Jan
17

3

July 17

18'A

Feb

23

Aug

20% Jan

24

Jan

34

Nor

28

Jun

Jan

Aug

136%

32
148

Feb

135

Preferred

Sep

$4

3,300

55%

54

55

53%

54

4,400

23%

23%

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22%

"21 %

23%

42

41

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2,100
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18%

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17'A

17%

17%

17%

50%

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50%

50

50

17%

17%

17%

17%

16'A

50%,
17'A

49 %

17%

16%

16 %

15%

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14%

15%

3%

3%

3%

3%

18,500

20'A

20'A

20'A

1,300

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15%

Saturday

15%

15%

AND

20%

21

HIGH

SALE

t per share

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34%

35 %

50%

50%

50%

50

50%

90%

90%

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91%

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92

A

14%

15

3,700

PRICES

Thursday

34%

34%

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49%

50%

47

91

$ per

the Week

share

Shares

34%

91

34 %

3 4'A

1,300

48 %

50 "»

92

"91

Sales for

Friday
Oct. 27

Oct. 26
$ per share

48 74

13,600

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400

92

1000

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48%

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55

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177

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7,700

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52

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59

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700

60

2%

_

6,600

74%

17%

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1,930

59%

%

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common
_

2,700
6,700

32,000

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-

.

20'A

$ per share

$ per share

34%

3%

Oct. 25

50%

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15%
21

Wednesday

lucsday
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Oct. S3

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3%

3%

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Monday

t per share

177 %

177 %

177%

177%

177%

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17674

600

10%

10%

10%

10%

8,300

53'A!

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52%

13,400

11

11

10%

16%

53

55%

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31

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55%

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34%

33%

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33%

32%

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preferred

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25

60

%

60'A

25

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19

52%

24

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22% Jun

51%

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preferred

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7%

53

41

No par

1

60

51 %

105

17'A
15%

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&

50

98 %

105%

55%

8%

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55'A

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1,900

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55%

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21

35

35

105

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54%

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1,000

55 'A

International

61% Oct

33%

53'

International

16

"32%

53%

28

36% May

33'A

41%

98%

No par

Int'l Rys of Cent
5%

32%

50

Machines

of

33'A

17%

preferred
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6,500

53%

46% Jan

common

preferred

9

8

65'A

69

69

69

74

"69

43 %

43'A

43

4 3'A

42 "2

43

4

60

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8%

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42%
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200

42%

57

58%

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13

21%

22

21%

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3,500
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72

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75

300

106

3.300

2,800
600

25

International Telep <fc Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
No par

28

2 8'A

28%

28

28

23

28

27%

28%

Apr

14

Intertype Corp

No par

"32%

33

32%

32%

32 %

32%

32%

32%

30%

31%

31

31

900

% Sep
21% Sep

22

Iowa-Illinois Gas <fc Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10

25 'A

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

26

7.200

20

20%

20'A

20'A

20'A

20%

20%

20%

20

20%;

20

20%

7,400

33 'A

2,500

29

July U

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12%

49 %

Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25

4%

12%

53%

24

45

17% July 26
27% Jan
5

Int

13%

53

Oct

4

23

Int'l

12%

17'A

Co.—

...

preferred

International

Oct

69

Business

340

13 %

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Harvester

7%

103%

49 %

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103

53

%

180

103'A

53

8

42%

103%

104

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105%

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38

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107

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42%
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145%

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1

Intercontinental
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preferred

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9% Oct

July 12

25 % Oct
24

.

4%%

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14% Aug
59% Sep

104

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De

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International

137% Jun

52

7%

6

% May
3 5'A Sep

24

Feb

38%

Oct

9

12% July 24
35% Jan 25

61

July

23

Jan 16

21

30%
14

Mar 29

32% Oct
181

56% Oct

Aug 18
3% July 31
25% Mar 31

Jun

41

240

18

93

Dec

Dec

July 25

17% Oct

81

6%

Jun

3
I

9

Oct

86%

Feb

25%

Insuranshares

Oct

34%

Jan

3%

"97%

104

145

,

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Oct. 21

common.

Interchemical

43%

44%
146%

.—12.50

RR

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5

6

73'A

44%
146%

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98%

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44%
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34

"97%

100

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Steel Co.:

17

Oct

13% Apr

Jun

44

146

44

100

Co

preferred

Jan

7% July 12
31% Jan 25

24

133

185

6%
Inland

Inspiration

3"

39%

No par

Indianapolis Power & Light—No par

25% Oct

25

12% Jan

9%

Xl457/8

Dec

11

100

9

39%

39%

144 %

Rayon

234

38%

38%

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33%

5

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preferred—

22

16%

17

27%

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common

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17

17%

18%

12.50
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series

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12% Mar 30

17

_20

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1

17%

27%

_

RR

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Jan

17%

30

—

71

8

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17%

—10

common

29

38

2,100

14

23

42% Mar 28
160

16%

13%

63

Jan

4.400

22%

Oct

Apr

14

13:%

Dec

Jan

14

23 %

72%

18'A

14'A

16%

53'A

41%

14

14

14%

22%

55

165

120

14%

14

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33'A Mar

Jun

22,200

75

14%

Jan

Jan

16%

75

17%

8%

May

3,200

16%

75

23%

Jun

11%

19%

16%

74%

20%

14

Dec

30

19%

16%

75%

23 'A

conv

Ingersoll-Rand

21

17

14%

Jan

2

21

16%

23%

10 %

9

21

17

73

20%

14 %

29%

Jun

21 'A

16%
"74%

23 %

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155

600

14%

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cum

3,000

53 'A

23%

Sep

33% Mar 27

42%

53%

14%

Power

ctfs

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42%

53%

125

23%

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July 13

37%

42%

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17%

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42 %

53%

23%

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43 %

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10

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EXCHANGE

25

150

126

125%

42%

53%

23%

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Jun

53%

3%

Jan

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42%

53'A

75

—5

125

1,300

1

21%
4

125%

27%

27%

2'A

4

21%

34

34'A Dec

"124%

75

_

Central

20

107

1,160

100

preferred

non-cum

"106

2,700

3%

6%

107

107

57%

21%

Illinois

107

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56%

3%

Idaho Power

106%

57 >A

21%

3

1.500

56%

3%

4

33%

58

21%

Jan

"33

57%

"15%

% Mar 15

33

58%

6.66%

40

33

Sons

Inc

52 % Oct

33%

57%

1
Corp
Refrigerator Co—; _No par

98

33%

58%

Foods

25

30

33'A

2,400

17%

17%

29

95 %

16

21'A

$ per share

32'A July 25

"91 %

42

17

"17'A

34% Jan

33%

95%

27%

20%

—100

82% Jun

33%

"93%

41'A

17

Car..

Dec

600

34

94

27%

Hussman

$ per share

5,500

"32%

94

"15%

20%

"8%

Dec

100

Jun

25%

Dec

36%

Jun

20

$ per share

23 %

22%

23

33%

95'A

%

16%

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NEW

22%

51,700

27

20%

5

Highest

23

6%

40%
15%

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Lowest

22%

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50

3,300

6%.

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6%

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Range for Previous
Lowest

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82

15%

15% July 31
4% Apr 22

13

10%

6%

27%

25% Apr

July 17

11%

25%

25

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5

&

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11

33%

27%

42'A

.

non-cum

11%

22%

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125%

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Hudson

81

42

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Bay Min & Sm Ltd. -No par

Hudson

7

81

15%

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&

6%

81

8,000

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of Texas vtc

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12

1% Jan

Howard

49% Sep
17% Oct

July 13

16

9

25 %

6%

81

120

27'A
146

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preferred

59% May 19
247A Oct 19

25%

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108

16

42%

preferred

12

Dec

May

4%

25 %

27%
146

1C6 'A

42

53 %

Household Finance common—No par

38% Jan

Jan

1 %

3%%

10

Light

16

8%

10

29

Houston

11%

125%

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107

106%

27%

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81

6%

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42

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27

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13

12%

13

75%
;

28

3.100

16

16

42%

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19

46%

"124%

107

17,200

17%

"57 %

58%

par

108

100

32

16%

17'%

32

31%

33'A

33%

50

preferred——
Houdaille-Hershey com

56% Jun

Jun

"57%

12%

"31%

32

31%

16'A

27 %

"40%

16 %

100

$4.25

13

Jun

16'A

No par

common

pfd series A

46% Jan

Jun

28%
42

&

conv

106'A

"105%

16%

"74%

146

33%

33%

"40%

Electrochemical

$2.25

33

33%

30%

13

27%

25%

"31%

75%

"143%

28%
146

22%

95%

"27%

Corp

$4.50 2nd

"94

22%

10

preferred
Mining

Homestake
Hooker

33%
95 %

108

6'A

22%

22%
"94

No par

(Charles

conv

22%

11

6%

"33'A

106%

Furnace

Sugar

5%

106'A Aug

3

4%

10'A

May 24

Holly

6 'A

6 %

"105%

Corp..

(A)

11

.'100

Dauch

&
Co

100 % Aug

Jun 28

July

12'A

9

11

44% Oct
147'A Oct

31%

33%

7

13

101% Jan

.

Aug 18

% Mar

13

Jan

103

—

42%'

31

7A May

11

33%

preferred series A

17% Sep

Oct

Jan

16

11

13

"74%

108%

6%

"80%

33%

Inc__

Hotels

6%

80%

25

common

25 %

25%

6%

80%

»

5

common

Chemical

Hilton

25%

>143%

6%

preferred——25

W)

Hewitt-Robins

27

25%

27%

28%
146

15

preferred series A

Heyden
3%%

"143%

80%

6 'A

100

preferred

4'A%

28 %

146

6 %

11

2

Hershey Chocolate common__No

Holland

15%

32% Jan

5%

*

1

Co

28

25 'A

108%

109%

"108

"79%

1

Inc

Co

non-cum

Hires

22%

109

7%

Hinde

Jun

Dec

(G

Helme

28

17%

17%

109%

"143%

10

common

preferred

8

Jun

116

3.65%

5

8%

Apr

J)

9

16%

Jan

<H

Jun

12
July 12
22% July 13
10% Apr
5

Jun

12%
75%

100

Powder

12'A

34%

Heinz

Hercules

48

27

12%
"74%

Motors

July 25
52% Aug 23
July 14

12%
75%

common

Hercules

127% Mar 13

2

34

12%

Marx

Glass

17%

17%

"74%

preferred

3

20

100

Co

3%%

58% May 19

6

X24

26

33% Mar 16

68% July 24

8% May
11% Jun

Hecht

5

107

'

1

Nov

Hazel-Atlas

23

41

29

52

10

31%

17%

12%

Corp

33% Oct

3

31%

17%

32

75%

preferred

98% Apr

July 17

26% Mar

15%

&

9

4%%

31 %

17%

17%

com__No par

America

of

11% Oct

20'A

Dec

Corp

25

30%

"74'A

100

Oct

8% July 13

103

Refrac

Schaffner

23% July 17
5% Jan
3
64% Jan

"31%

31%

"12%

preferred

Oct

31%

30%

5

"108

32

31%

30%

_100

=

Co $4.25 pfd—No par

A)

6%

Dec

5

(M

"31%

32

;_No par

preferred-

Hanna

Nov

Oct

Printing Co

19

7%

105

Pi

conv

108'A Oct

11

68%

5

30%

12

(W

25%

Jan

"31 %

Hall

Jan

4%

_25

Well Cementing—5

Halliburton

18

Jan

20%
61

Water——.—
Oil

32% Aug 24 '

3

Feb

Nov

23%

Nov

142

104

108%

Apr

46'A Feb

28

.

Sep

27

35

141

29

July 27
Jan

3

7% Jan

11

Island

$6

Creek

_

Coal

28

'A

50c

"33%

1

common

preferred

140%

34

140%

33%
"140

33%
141

33%
"140

"33

33%
141

"140

.

.

33%

32 %

141

140

32%

33
140

60,500

2,500
1,900

141

"140

60

7

4,300

J
2%

Jun

7%

Dec

11%

Jun

18%

Jan

81

Jan

94

Dec

44

Jan

Oct

Jan

95%

59%
10574

Dec

5% July 18
14% Jan
x91

5

Oct..

6

54% July 19
103

Jun

26

Jacobs

(F

70% Mar

3

Jewel Tea

107% Mar

1

3%%

Jun

50%

Dec

36% July 26

51% May 18

Johns

Jun

54'A

Dec

48

64

Johnson

Feb

109

Dec

3

21

Jun

33'A

Jan

106% July 21
27% Jan 13

73

Jun

86

Jan

81% Jan 13

30%

Dec

40% Mar

23% July 17

1

Sep

26

109% Mar 20
44% Oct
97

Oct

3 4'A Mar

6

25
6

4%
5%

Joy

7
"18

92

common—No par

"65%

67

6

—

100

"105%

106 %

"105%

Corp

No par

44%

Johnson

2nd

Jones &

6%
18

92

preferred
&

18

"91%

Co Inc

Manville

6%

No par

pfd—100

Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%

29%

Jan

Co

Jaeger Machine Co—

30%
102

L)

18% Sep 25
96% May 15'

67

67

106%

44%

4374

60

60 %

108

Laughlin Steel com„No par

43%

—100

Co

"95

1

29%

"106

108

7

7

18

18

"92%

93%

67%

68

7

3%
18%

1874

18%

18 %

93%

93 %

93 %

9374

67%'

65

67%

62%

64

"104'A

106'A-

"104%

43'A
60%

105'A

"104%

106%

43

43%

43'A

43%

42

61%

60'A

60 "2

60

"106

"106

6%

6'/«

18%
93%

"61

60 %

"106

105%

45

"58

_100

preferred series A

7
18

"92

12'A

common

preferred series A

Manufacturing

6'A

7

18'A
92

1,300
220

2,700

106 %

20

41%

43

17,500

59

59

700

106%

360

43%

43 74

44%

43%

44

4374

44%

41%

44'A

41%

42%

50.000

95%

95%

96%

9 6'A

9 6'A

86 %

97

95 %

97

95 %

96

1,120

29 'A

29

29%

28%

29%

29

29 %

28'A

29

23%

29

6.500

108

108

"106

108

'

106 74

K
CO

Jun

12%

Jan

9

Mar 24

23% Oct
94%

Jan

100%

Feb

x34'A

102

Aug

105%

Nov

98% Jan

26

25

103% July 13

13% May 16
25'A Sep
103% Apr
109 »A

15

10

May 18

Kalamazoo

Stove

Kansas City

3.80%
4%

&

49%

Dec

Jan

62%

Dec

July

17'A

Nov

57% July 13
14% July 26

67% Oct

14%

Kansas

Power

10%

Jun

14%

Jan

10% Jun

13% Jan

Kayser

(Julius)

Kelsey Hayes Wheel

July

3

30

62 % Oct

19

Mar

17%

Jun

23%

Dec

20% Jan

13

28

*13%

Jun

19%

Dec

16% Jan

30

25'A Oct

For

footnote*

tea

page




24

Oct

18

Kansas

4%

_100

City Southern

non-cum

Class

—10

preferred

cum

Feb

52

43

Furnace

Pi & Lt Co com_No par

preferred

B

,

100
com—No par

preferred
&

—100

Light Co

&

Co
conv class

.18.75
5
A—1

1

«

11

23%

11

24 %

"100%

102

"105

106%

60'A
67
17 Vt

"13

"27%
25

11%

11%

11%

23%

24

100%

102

"100%

106%

=

>105

24

105

60 %

61

59%.

67

67

60'A

12'A

12%

24%

24%
102

106%

"100%
=

105

12%

Xll%

24%
102
106

23%
"

10'- %

12

24'A
102

"105

106

60%

60 »A

61%

59

61

67

67

11%
2"%

101%

11%
24

7.500

13,500

101%

180

106

"105

58 '2

60

9,300

67

66%

67 %

66%

1,400

17%

17%

17%

17'A

17'A

17%

17

66%
17 %

67 %

17%

17

17 %

4,100

13%

13

13%

13'A

13%

13%

13%

12%

13%

12%

12%

4,600

28

27 »A

27%

2 7'A

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

26 %

27

25%

25

2 5'A

24%

25

24%

25%

23%

25

23

23 7

"66

Vt

2,900
a

8,000

(1643)

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

$ per

Lowest

Highest
S per

share

YORK

Highest

$ per share

share

NEW

YORK

Saturday

,

EXCHANGE

Jun

567b

Jan

49'A Apr

3

68

Oct

Jun

48

Va

Nov

45V8 Mar

1

63'% Oct

157/b Jan

3

273% May 24

Jan

13

Par

Feb

1 cn.

17'A

Jun

25'A

Dec

24

lU

Jun

16 V<

Dec

13'% July 20
67 Vb

45

Oct

25

72%

Dec

Jun

31%

Jan

243A July 12

Aug

98

Jan

93'% Jan

X35%

Feb

43

Dec

37'A July 14

423A Jan

6

Kresge

48%

Feb

627a

Dec

50

July 12

62

Jan

5

Kress

43

Jan

60 3A

Dec

July 17

74

53

35'% Oct

23

Jun

$5

Oct

23

prior

4%

<S

Kroger

Sper share

67%

677a

Sales for

Friday

Oct. 26

Oct. 27

the Week

1 per share

Shares

68

66 s/8

67'A

67

67'%

21,900

9,900

61 7b

62%

62'A

63'A

62

623/4

59 3A

61%

6072

61'%

25%

257/s

"257b

257/b

25%

25'%

243A

253%

247a

25

1,300

43%

433A

43

43'/a

41%

42%

40'%

41'A

40 74

41'A

6,300

17%.

17'%

17'%

17'%

173/4

1872

18

18'A

17'%

17%

1,900

717/b

72'%

72

727+

72

72

72'%

72%

347b

35'/a

34'A

34%

3278

34'/4

323/4

33

"95'A

96'A

96

9 6'A

95'A

95'%

95

95'A

480

177b

"71'%

71%

10

34

"71'%

Co

,

717/B

35

347B

35'/a

"95'%

preferred
(S S)

6678

66%

Thursday

$ per share

61%

"17'A

Inc

Oct. 25

S per share

2574

No par

preie

Koppers Co

26

PRICES

Wednesday

43'A

1

Mar

f per share

667s

SALE

25%

No par

257b

100

66

HIGH

Oct. 24

43

61

.No par

90'%

9

6378

5

25

72:?4 Oct

Aug 11

.No par

3

18'% Oct

t per share

AND

Tuesday

Oct. 23

,

17

31 %

Monday

Oct. 21

25

39

62

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

■

$ per share

40

va

STOCK

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 19iU

96'%

957a

96

250

19,100

40'A

40'A

40'%

40'%

40'A

407a

40'%

407a

40'A

407a

407a

40 3/a

2,800

<

No par

"53'A

5374

"53'A

53%

53'%

54

54

54

53'A

533/4

53

53%

1,800

(The

No par

7274

73'A

74

723%

73'%

73

73%

713/4

73 7e

70'A

71

4,700

7

18,700

H)

&

Co

73

L
4%

Jan

8

Oct

6

3'%

Jun

6

Jan

3'% Jun

17'A

Jan

227a

Dec

193/4 July 12

97B

Jun

117b

Dec

1074 Jun
43

Oct

Oct

26

Jan

47

19%

Jun

267a

Jan

22'% Jan

19

Jan

45

7a

Dec

407b Jan

25

227B

Jan

Jan

90'%

98

20

Jan

94

May
-

23

3

24

Jan

>

Lambert

47'% Jan

25

37

18

Oct

62'% Sep 28
253A May
9
100 7a Sep

4

7

Dec

7

3%

Jun

57b

Jan

1V8

Jun

3

Jan

17b Jun

12

107a Oct

18

23/8 July 26

Jun

47b

24'%

Jan

14'% Jun

30

21

Jun

15

8 74

Jan

4'% Apr

20

67b July 27
64 3/4 Jun 12

X413/4

Jun

56 3A

Dec

51

July 17

87a

Feb

117a

Dec

9

July 17

Sep

19

Feb

207b

26 74

July 13

34% Sep

~6%

Jun

"8%

34%

Jun

Apr

917a

7'A Jan

37% July

723A

186

Feb

170

X67b

52'%

Jun

76'A Sep

1

Jun

29

177

Sep

1074

Jun

307a Aug 25

Oct

287a July 26
75/a Jun 27

Jan

pfd

"5%

No par

"215%

No par

12'%

23

Va Jail

9

3R% Ane 28
9 Va Oct

19

37% Oct

27

89'% Jan

3

187

Mar 31

413% Oct 25
11 % Aua

J

82'% Oct

27

50

7

7 7s

714

75 Pesos Mex

(The)

Bryant common
72% preferred

57a

7 Va

7 7a

6 3/a

57/s

7

77B

7 7a

678

67/B

77b

6

6'A

"5%

6 3/a

5%

6

6'A

3,400

22

22 74

23

23

2 4 3%

247B

257s

23%

24

23'%

237s

1272

127a

12%

12

127a

127B

127b

12

12%

113A

12

8,400
2,400

45

"43'A

44

7+

6

200

45

437s

45

"437s

45

43

437b

1

*35

3672

36%

367B

"36

36%

36%

3678

36

36

357b

357b

800

5

*54'%

55 7a

54'A

551/4

54'A

54'A

53

53%

50

52

51

5172

1,500

(James) & Sons Co common__3
3.857c cumulative preferred
100

235/8

23%

235/b

237b

23 3A

237a

24'A

2478

247b

24%

2334

233A

2,800

99'%

"98'%

Lee

Co

Rubber

&

Tire

"435%

Lees

Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR„
No
Lehigh Valley Coal com

30

13% Oct

3

Mar

'

—

6

Jan

24

4

Co

Lane-Wells

25

97b Oct

Jan

4

67c

Lane

50% Jan

11 3%

497b

Consolid

25

22

July 13

Jun
Jun

La

25 7b Oct

38'% July 13
43A Jan
3

63A

33%

Laclede Gas Co

123A Jun

5

37

Jun

3

63/a Oct

28

43

16'%

7'% Jan

July 13

$3

non-cum

98

99 7a

9%

9'A
46'%

467a

par

l0'/4

10%

97s

"98

93/B

45%

10 7a

1

(The)

2

2

9'A
46

10 Va

97b

100

9%
463A

97s

2

2

9 7+
46 7a

17b

974
47

9 Va

93%

8,500

47'A

9'%

47

93/4

2,700
24,900

10 Va

17b

100

98'%
46'A

9 '/a

974

2

"

100

9

467b

10 '/s

2

2

"98»%

4,000

2

17b

2
1

19V4

19

1874

187b

18 34

18 34

1878

5%

6

"57b

6 3/a

57b

57/B

"57b

74

187a

18'A

18'%

18'%

183/4

57b

53A

57b

53/8

7

2,100
600

1

ei

61

61%

613A

61'A

613A

617b

61'%

593/4

61'%

60

61

4,400

5

12%

13 7B

1372

1374

12 74

137a

127b

13 7s

12'A

123/4

127b

123A

9,100

No par

22%

22%

223A

237a

227s

223/4

22 3/a

227b

227b

22'%

22'A

22 3/a

4,500

36

35%

36

35 74

36

35%

367B

35

35%

34%

35%

19,500

8%

21,100

Lehn & Fink Products

Lerner Stores Corp

Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby

Co

10

357%

7

Life Savers Corp
Liggett & Mvers Tobacco
T/e preferred

Lily Tulip Cup
Lima-Hamilton

9972

9'A

45%

1st preferred—No
par
2nd pfd
No par

50c non-cum

Lehman Corp

"OS

10

25

"437b

9

9%

5

;

35

3672

25

com

83V2

100

Corp

<-181

No par

Corp..

83%
181%

9

9%

36%

837a
181

8%

9 7b

36%

36%

36%

83%

83 7b

181

82%

83%

181

181
41

8%

8

37 7a

83 7a
181

181

7b

37

87a
37

817a
182

*39'%

5

39%

40%

40%

41

%

4174

41%

39%

V4

10%

1074

10%

10 72

1072

10

10

8 7b

8%

37%

37

37%

3,000
8,500

8174

83

1807a

181

40%

39%

40

10%

23,300

82%
182

150

3,700

Dec

57'A July

Link

10%

107b

Belt

10%

107+

19

Jun

Oct

28'% Feb

Jun

No par

79%

80

817B

817b

817a

817a

82

82

827a

Lion

79%

9

79%

82

337/B

2,000

Oil

177B

Dec

14'% July 12

2172 Jan

39 V2

39%

39%

39%

39 %

38 'A

3974

7,200

65%

Jun

78

Jan

71

177a

17%

17 72

17%

1772

17%

17%

17%

4,900

17

17%

17%

3

17 '%

17

81'% Apr

Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
372% convertible preferred
IOC

39%

39

9

39 7a

39

Jun

No par

38

13'A

"7472

757a

"7472

75%

"7472

75 74

"74 72

75 7+

"74 7a

7574

74 7a

74 7a

200

13

347b Aug
18'% Oct

1

317s

31%

31 7a

317b

31%

307b

317b

30

30%

16,600
26,100
2,500

x67

Feb

167a

257a

5
27

Aug

237b Jan

Dec

Jan

18

3A Aug

Jun

14'/B
xGO

76

Dec

60 Vb

Oct

21% July 17

Jun

15'A

257b

14'% July 12

July 26

•

■

•

.

19 7b
153

Jan

277b

Jan

11

Dec

Aug

22 Vb

_

.

July 18

1

42

81

4

Mar 16

4

Dec

164

Dec

x30'% Sep

27

34'% Jan

3

47 7b Oct

Jun

257b

Sep

22'% Mar 24

21
23

20%
95

174

Jan

Jun

19

36'% May 23

Oct

973/4 Feb

17

177b Jun

29

18

3872 Sep
1013% Oct

2174 Mar

Jan

15

27% Oct

100

Cement

Long Bell Lumber
(P)

Co

Lowenstein

17

4

7+%

97a

3172
131

11% Feb

28

Apr

42

Dec

36% Aug

8

139

Oct

1357a Mar

3

74

Oct

9%

Jun

157b

Jan

11% Mar 31

277a

Jun

333/b

Jan

Jan

10474

Dec

28% July 17
10174 Oct 26

95'%

8% July

13

Jan

9

Jun

20

Jan

15

10%
5

Jun

430

Jun

6'%
7

Feb
Mar

193/4

Jan

525

Dec

July

7

Mar 30

10% Jan
510

3

17

May 4
417a Mar 24

143

173/b Aug

7

Mack

Trucks

3474 May 25

Macy

(R H)

105

Jan

20

14% Apr
2778 Oct

19

24 7»

550

Apr

18
19

9% Jan

11

Mandel

23

Manhattan

9 V8 Oct

13

16

Apr

17

10 3/8

Apr

6

25

Dec

25

3

35 7a Oct

3

Jan

Dec

8% July 25
18% Apr 19
23% Jan 25

974 Jun

12

1872

Oct

243/s

Dec
Dec

7. July 13
Jan

1007b Aug

7

7 Va

Jun

12

Apr

9% Jan

10%

Feb

13%

Jan

9% July 19

39%

Jun

59

Dec

11'A

Jun

1972

Jan

Aug

I3

19% May
4
32 74 Sep 28
106 7a

Sep

12%

12 74

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

127a

61,400

25%

257a

25%

257a

2572

257a

25%

"25%

25 7b

3,200

Inc

100

175

Feb

3

Dec

45% July 13

Dec

97

89

Jan

98

Dec

Feb

88

Dec

Jun

12 74

Dec

May

45

Dec

42 74 Jan

13

19'% Mar

25

Jan

25

36

36

"101

102

Inc

5

Oil

33%

32*%

33

337s

3374

33

5874 Oct

6

97

Aug 14

100

Jan

30

87

Jan

10

90

Feb

18

$3.40

11% Jan

3

1774 May 11

Maytag

52

Mar 28

277a Sep

25

Dec

31

Dec

99

July 25
July 19

105

Dec

Aug 17

37% Jun

9

$3.75

1037s

"10172

102 72

10172

101'%

101'%

S3

McCall

10 7b

10 v*

10 'A

10'/a

10'A

10'/B

10'/B

5,900

26 3/8

253/4

26'A

25'A

26

25'A

25 3a

9,600

97b

97b

9 7s

9 74

9 74

22%

23%

22 3/4

22%

240

147b

4,100

113%

1,900

58 74

58

58%

57

57

2,800

—

100

16

Mead
4

64

Oct

11

27 7a Jan

9

27

Apr

90

Jan

10572 May
18

July

43 3A

Dec

99

6% Aug 11
3974 Jan 13

7

77b Jan

Co

100

Jun

$3.50

17

186

Jun

$4

23'%

Jan

x207b Jan

25

Dec

37 7a

30 Va

Jun

4972 Sep

22

97'%

Jan

104'%

Dec

1017a Feb

21

10772 Sep

7

Oct

110'A

Feb

106 V4

18

110

Apr

6

104

Jan

102

July 17
Sep

7a July

8%

Jun

1474

Jan

13

Jan

3

377B

Jun

48

Dct

3874 Feb

23

14'A

Jun

187s

Dec

15

18'/a

Jun

34

Dec

2874 Jan

13972 Mar

107B

Aug

1278

Jan

77B

Jun

12

Jan

Mar

101

Nov

July 13

125

13

July 18

1072 Jun
874 July

Inc

2nd

3.85%

Mid-Continent
Middle

52 7a Oct

Midland Steel

South

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15

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3.20%-

conv

98 34

88

88

153A

153%

153/8

15 'A

46'A

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46%

157s

48

"46

25%
227/a

"46'A

48

47

"45

36%

"36 74

25%

25'A

253A

23

2 2 3/4

223/4

45 7a

25 74

227b

45 72

45

45

36 'A

37

3 6'A

102'%

103'%

99

46

24

25'A

2I3A

22 3A

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35'%

45%
36

'

56 3A

"985%

993A

983%

983/b

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88'%

70

15%

1.900

60
180

300

24

24'A

2,500

21'%

217b

2,500

"45

3434

45%

190

343A

1,200

36%
103

"102 72

"47 74

47%

4774

47

47 74

47 %

47'%

473A

463/4

"3872

3974
52 72

39

39

"38%

39'74

"38'%

393A

38

38

"37 'A

38%

52 7b

527s

517B

517/a

51'%

52

51

51

"50'%

51'%

900

407%

3934

40'A

39 'A

39%

8,000

23

22'%

22'%

"217/b

227%

1,100

17

"16'A

"36%
"102

"52

103

103

74

103

"

403/4

40'%

1

23 7s

237s

23

23%

23

23 7b

"22'%

"I6V2

30'%

30 74

92

92

17

101

102'%

47%

"100'A
47

130

101

47'A

2,000
200

16 74

1672

"16%

17

16%

16'%

30 74

30%

30 7b

30'%

30'4

30'%

29

303/a

29

293A

93

92

92

92

92

92

92

"92

92'A
60

1,800

24 'A

4,200

"92

"16'A

60

60

60 7b

6072

60 7a

60'%

60'%

60'%

57'%

60'A

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243/b

24%

24

24 74

24 74

247a

24'A

24'%

24

24'A

24'/8

13 VB

300

17

10,700
120

137B

13

72

137b

13'%

127s

13 '%

47

47 74

473/4

"46

48

46

47

"45 34

4674

250

187b

18 34

187b

19

19

18

187s

17'%

17.7b

4,600

6%

"6'A

67s

1,800

54'%

7,800

par
50c

common

No par

&

No par

Scott—_No par

"6%
57 72

"96
"165

2372

7
57%

56%
"9572

190

237b

47%

47%

"10372

10472
10774

100

"106

"103

"67b

9772

5

100

10472

170

23%

7

"67a

57%

55%

97 7a

"96%

17074

2374

165
23 74

7

56 74

97 7a,
165

23'%

6%
56

6%
56

97

97

"160

175

237b

23 7a

6 3/a

54

"967a
"160
23

55 3A
98

165

23%

12'%

537+

"967a
"160

23'A

477a

123A

5,300

100

98

110

165

237b

4.900

477b

1,200

47 72

47%

47 7b

47'%

47'A

4774

4774

47'%

104 74

104 74

"10372

1047a

"103'%

104'%

"103'%

104

"107

IO734

"107

107 3A

"107

104'A
107%

"103

10774

"107

107 3

104'%

"103

104'%

"103

104'%

"106
"103

104 72

"103

104'%

"103

10
4

16

16 7b

16

167B

16 78

16 74

16'A

16'A

153/4

167B

15%

16

10

497/8

50 74

50

5074

50

50'%

50'/«

507b

4 8 3/8

50

48'A

48 3/4

6.500

Inc.—No par

"16%

16%

167s

167/B

16 72

163/4

16'%

1674

16'A

167b

167a

1674

13.800

—5

497a

497/b

497B

51

507a

52'%

51

52

4774

51 'A

48'%

50'A

8.800

137%

5
Petroleum

Utilities
Prod

1872

pfd_i00

3.90%

common

Marie

13972

"138 72

140

No par

137/b

137b

1374

137/s

13%

14

No par

—

May 23

983%

88

15 7b

573A

99

1372

Minneapolis-Honeywell
427b Apr
111

98;%

"877s

157B

98%

57

18%

Minn St

10

"98

"877«

157b

100

47

12 7a Oct

July 17

2,500

99

877s

15%

3674

30

58

88 7a

99

877b

45

182

"99

"98 74

25%

9,100

"180

182

9972

88%
157«
48

2274

1,400

28

57%

9934

"45

173/4

275%

99 74

100

"46

5774

173%

28%

1374

3

Jan

57'A

182

18

577s

"9972

100

185

210

5,300

48
18%

87e 1st preferred
Minneap & St Louis Ry

99

"182

.

13 72

147s Sep

31

87

57%

185

18'%

"4672

Co

SS

"182

5%

18%

1

29

&

57%

185

407b

common

Copper

207s Mar

45

"182

27

18'%

1st preferred—50
Co
Inc
3%

preferred series

Miami

P

185
5772

417B

1

Edison

167b Sep

13978 Mar

273/4

10

preferred series

52

Oct

"173/4

28'%

No par

preferred

Machine

Metropolitan
4.35%

18'%

28 Va

40%

Transp Co.."—No

Merritt-Chapman
Mesta

177b

2 8 3/8

407s

___.

preferred

conv

573/4

17%

28 7b

40%

Corp

(The)

&

Jun

Mar 21

Jan

58'%

"17 72

18

com

(1st series).—100

Stores

Merck

63

96

5

preferred (1st series)—50

Min

120

No par

common

&

Dec

July 12

1

Co

preferred

Co

57V2

177a
283/B

25%

Co__

convertible

Dec

40

Stores

Merch

1053A

124% July

5%

57%

177b

223/8

.

18'%

277/b

22%

50

McKesson & Robbins Inc

Mengel

57

7b

1874

17%

"2572

Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines

130%

34 74

Electric

Mercantile

14

11%

3

McQuay Norris Mfg Co

11

Sep

15 74

1174

—No par

13

May 26

147/H
11%

No par

No par

Sep

19

15

11%
57 Vn«

"9972
"9872
"87%
15%
"46

1947 series—No par
pfd
No par

32% Oct

14 7a

"57

No par

93

48 74 Jun

"182

5

common

9

16

277b

—5

—

26% Jan

13

"18'%

14'A

Dec

Jan

183/4

6,200

11'A

25

107b July 17

19,100

8

143%

Feb

14 7a Jan

2,200

93%

113A

19%

42

333A

9'A

8

14%

10

Jan

333%

97b

11 S%

427b Feb

Jan

87s

33%

9'A

1178

July 13

15'A Julv

77b
32%

93%

147s

33 7a

137B

8%
3434

9'A

8%

11%

Dec

49

87b
3474

9%

35

143/4

4174

Jun

90O
600

113/4

"18

72

6,500

9'A
22

15

Co

Jan

Jun

9 74

9'A
"20'A

15,900

874

29'%

30'A

Jun

8%
34 3/4

97s
187»

97t
22

16
540

1053/4

3

77b

8%
3574

9V4

9'A
"20'A

834

29'%

"18%

100

i

Shoe

8%
35 7B

157B
"530

8%

105'%

Jan

12%

9%

163%
540

83A

29s%

58

34 "2

87b
35

978
22

153/4
"530

106'%

July 13

Jan

9 74

"9'A
21

87%

29'%

603/B

87B

87b
35

—5

3%

"105'%

McGraw

2nd

8

16%
540

•"530

7s

23%

McCrory Stores Corp common
1
372% convertible preferred—_100

4%

9

"97b

Corp common.

Melville

163/a

16 72

540

8%

297s

McGraw-Hill

6

16

"530

8%

105'%

18

323/4 Jan

163A
540

29'%

Oct

X217a July 19

8%

"2272

1

common

Corp

16%
"530

105'%

Corp

74%

87a

29%

39

18 7+ Aug

17

540

105 7a

52 7a Mar 15

5

872

29 7B

44

Jan

16%
"530

105V2

39% July 27
3074 Julv 17

82

400

102

10 7b
26 74

29 72

Apr

Jan

"100%

101'A

107b

277B

10672

Nov

Nov

8,400

29 74

45 'A

177B

337b

"1872

34

93'%

33

500

10672

Jan

12% July

21,800

18%
2972

Feb

70 Va May

147B

106%

Preferred

McLellan

14%

2974

Jun

217a July 13
127a Apr
5
14% Jan
3

101 'A

10

147b

"10572

4172

3

1,400

407/b
142'%

100

24

May

133/B

407b
142%

41'A
145

107b

6.25

preferred

McCord

"142 7b

26%

Co_.

pfd

Shares

107a

cumulative

Co

13%

13'A

the Week

share

Co com—No par

Stores

cum

145

Sales for

Friday
Oct. 27
I per

27

1

preferred

$3.75

7,900

10'%

5

preferred

May Dept

10

257a

24%

267b

50

27

12

3,600

102

"10074

10

577b

Corp

35%

35%

35%
25%

No par

"1772

Jan

197a July 14

3374

10172

6,700-

333A

337b

1

L)

Electric

13'A
"41

33

—;

&

(Glenn

13'%

41V*

No par

preferred

100

41

"1427a

14'A

"10172

3,800

Oct. 26

15 Vb

100

30

3274
437a

Thursday

14%

Corp—
6% prior pfd

Ry

13%

13 72
40
145

44

S per share

15 74

Exploration

Marshall Field

18

Aug

13%"
40

"142 7b

No par

Corp

7%

40

145

Oct. 25

$ per share

14 3/4

1

26

137a

"3972
"142 7b

Wednesday

Oct. 24

S per share

31%

101

24 7»

1687a

32

42%

"167

167

PRICES

SALE

Tuesday

34%
101

15 7B

No par

Sep

1372

40
145

HIGH

267a

14%

Masonite

185

13%

t per share

AND

36
102

25

1574

Midland

74%

13%
"39%

Oct. 23

"101

27%

15

Co

RR

Marathon

4

Monday

35%

367b
102

27

42%

"142

Shirt

Market St

I per share

common—10

com

29 Va

7'% Mar

35%
"101

27%

31%

5

Jan

Oct

36
102

27

167

100

90

Dec

35%
"101

LOW

Master

49

34'A

26%

Saturday

Mathieson Chemical Corp

237B May 11

27

26%

Oct. 21

25

3

Jun

447a

May 22

Ju y 13

Jan

31%

44

69 74

July

20'%

317a

44%

14%

18

2834

31%

447b

100

Co

Maracaibo

Marine

168 7a

31%

44%

com__ 1

2

Mahoning Coal

"167

168

31%

44 7b

"1172

8

39

1772 Mar

168

31%

44%

V4

—1

July 27

98 3A

Jun

168

31%

44

No par

18 7b Oct

49.

xl3

"167

31%

50

Martin-Parry Corp

28% Sep

Jan

100

168

*167

No par

Martin

July 13

Jun

367B

1274
25%

May

July 25

89

Mar"

12%

25%

183/B July 27

12 72

38

30 72

9,400

1274
25%

13 7b

48 74

24 7a

179

26%

1772

10

Bros

2334 Oct

104

737a

2674

preferred series A

774 Mar 30

5

Jun

30

74 7*

Dec

July

Feb

7%

4

11

Apr

73

26%

17%

No par

Madison Square Garden
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)

Sugar

Jan

74

25%

STOCK

Forbes

Co

Manati

19 7B

17%

71%

26

Inc

9

95'%

17

747a

25%

10

preferred

30

87B

177a

73%

25*78

Working Co

&

6%

6'%

80

M Wood

19

6'/,

Feb

&

Sep

17'A

170

M

MacAndrews

Jan

Dec

17

73 Va

25%

Par

12 74 Aug

18 3A

17%

"72%

2574

$ per share

4

Jun

16'A Mar

& Sons

YORK

7% Jan

15'A

177a

74

24 7a

EXCHANGE

Aug

974

18

72%

Co

NEW

Highest

S per share

$ per share

14

177a

74
25

common

(M)

Steel

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Jan

Jun

17%

73

preferred series A

Lukens

17%

31%

24%

STOCKS

Year 1949

t per share

No par

31%

No par

A

7% preferred
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)
Louisville & Nashville—

Range for Previous
Lowest

(Md)

3114

No par

Corp

Lorillard

Mar

Jan

7

Star

28

41'%

July

Lone

1

Long Island Lighting Co

32

1727a

Jan

Lockheed Aircraft Corp__
Loew's Inc

283/4 Aug 17
12'A Aug 28

317b May

23%

Co
Co

12

12

12

12 7B

1172

12

—100

"139

13974

139

138'%
14

"117s

6,400

1377b

130

14'A

14

147s

147a

147b

6,300

12

11 7b

117s

11'%

117b

1,700

138'%

137%

138

Regulator—
'

pfd series A

1.50

3678

3678

100

"10772

10972

36

109 72

367«
109 72

353A
'109

36 74

36

37

109%

"108

109

3578
109

36

36

36'/b

12,100

109

107

108'%

70

ID

20

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1644)

NEW

% per

Lowest

Highest
S per

share

$ per

share

129% Oct
108% Jan

9% July 12

15% Jan

9

104

Jun

14%

Jan

67%

Jun

80

Feb

16%

Jun

22%

Nov

67

July 19

81

Jan

16

Jun

27

23

Oct

46% Jan

25

67% Sep
13% Oct
8 % Oct

6

25% Mar

21% Jan

47% Oct

6

15%

Jun

3%

Aug

6

Jan

20

Mo-Kan-Texas

1%

10% Mar 20

4% Feb

RR

preferred

series

JMissouri

Pac

25

Jun

35

Jan

30

Apr

41% Oct

6

Mohawk

Carpet

9

Jun

12%

Dec

11% Jan

15% Jun

2

Mojud

21%

Jan

26%

Nov

24% Jan

30% Aug 29

Monarch

45%

Jan

57%

Dec

54

70% Jun

12

Monsanto Chemical

103%

Jun

121% Jun

12

13% Feb

3

5% Aug

113

Dec

July 26

111% Jun

27

10% Jun

30

$4

10

Jan

14%

Jun

59% Mar

49 %

10%

Jan

13%

Deo

12% Jun

16%

Jun

23

Jan

16% Aug 22

20% Jan

18

Morrell

14

Jun

26%

Dec

23% Jan

22

57

19

Motorola

23% Jan

3

19% July 13

16%

Jun

27%

Dec

15%

Jun

23%

Deo

11%

Jun

17%

Jan

x9%

Jun

14%

Jan

Dec

11

Jan

50%

Dec

9

38%

Feb

108%

Oct

10

Jun

112% Mar

July 13
27

5%

pfd

Montana-Dakota
Montana

15% Aug

Moore-McCormick

(John)

Products

20% July 17
13% Mar 25

26% Oct

5

Motor

Wheel

18% Oct

3

Mueller

12% Jan

13

19

May 24

14

Oct

44

Jun

29

108% July 12

78%

78'A

78%

78%

79'A

"22%

22%

*22 Va

22%

*22

22%

*21%

22'/a

21%

29%

29%

29

29%

28%

29

29%

29%

28%

*28%

64 %

29%
62%

61 %

61%

13%
6%

12%

12%

7,900

6%

6%

13,300

42%

40%

41%

41,100

64 Va

63

63 Va

63'A

63%

61%

13%

13 Va

13%

13 Va

13%

12%

7 Ve

7%

6%

7 Va

6%

43%

44%

43%

42%

43%

41%

9%

8%

8%

7,900

37%

38%

37 Va

39%

39%

41

38

39

39

39%

3,500

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

15

14%

14%

14%

14%

30

30

30%

30%

*30 Va

30%

30%

29%

30

*28%

29%

1,400

67%

67%

67'A

68

67 Va

67'/a

66'A

67

64%

65%

64 Vs

64%

13,100

118%

118 Va

118 Va

12%

No par

5

common

B

No par
Co

119

5

15

Jan

13

23% Aug 30

Murray

Oct

36% Jan

13

4%

41

51

Jan

43

13

52% Aug 30
53% Jun 12

Myers

Jun

17%

Dec

22

May 20

Nash-Kelvinator

22

Jun

32%

Deo

32

Jan

3

49

Oct

25

Nashville

17%

Jun

24%

Deo

23

Jan

13

29% Oct

23

National

Acme

9%

Apr

6% Jun

29

11

24

National

14% July 12

23

May 27

National

12

18% Aug
1
39% Jan 17

National

Biscuit

12%

1,500

12%

'12%

12'/a

12%

12'A

21%

22 Va

22

22'/a

22

22'A

21%

22%

21%

22%

9,000

65%

64 %

65%

64%

64%

64 Va

64%

62%

64%

62 %

63 %

20,000

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

13

12%

12%

12%

14%

14%

*17

14%

4,800

17

17%

17%

17%

*17%

17%

17%

17%

17

17'A

17%

1,800

55%

55

55 Va

54 Ve

55 Va

54 Va

55%

52 Va

54

51%

52%

33,000

36%

37 Va

36%

37%

35%

36%

35

35%

34

35

34%

35

26%

26%

26%

26%

17

5

*13%

1

50%
*110

._100

Aviation

National

2,400

115

115

115

2,200

55

_10

6,600
2,500

26%

26%

26%

25%

25%

26 Va

26%

17 %

17

17%

17%

17%

17%

18

17%

17%

17%

17%

5,100

17

16%

17

16%

16%

16%

16%

16 Ve

16%

16 %

16%

11,400

13%

13%

13%

13 Va

13%

13%

13%

12%

12%

*12%

51

51

110%

51%

*110

110%

51 Va

*50%
110

50%

110

*110

/

13

1,400

1,700

50%

50%

50%

50%

50%

110%

110%

110'A

*110%

110%

America

30

10

com

& Bros

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

23%

22

23%

22%

23%

64,900

50

of

preferred
(F E)

115

118Va

8%

8%

14%

No par
3

Airlines

Corp

119%

*30

8%

9'/a

8%

22

*26%

Dec

119

9

22

5

common

9

65

*12%

No par

Co

119%

*16%

39

3.500

9%

(The)___No par

Co (G C)
preferred

3,700

15

1

4 % Yo

40

43%

300

21%
29

38 %

1

Murphy

6%

*79

9'/a

5

7

44

7

13%

*14%

Co

Mar 17

*22

22%

13 Va

Corp

Brass

15%

Jan

*77%

64

Corp

30% Mar

July

77%

Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc

18

52% Mar
113

x77%

7%

Mullins

29

78%

13%

Lines

&

Motor

Jun

14%

*38%

Inc

42% Aug 24

9

13%

20

Co

Co

380

14%

1.25

Montgomery Ward & Co

7

Oct

Power

79%

14 Va

pfd-100

conv

Utilities

23% May 11
66% Oct
9

7,900

14%

64 Va

Inc

series

20

13%

106%

7 Va

Mills

Co

125

106%

14%

123
*106'

100

Machine Tool

conv

47%

Dec

RR

Hosiery

2,400

*123
*106

14%

127%
*106

13%

A

Shares

128

106%

14%

128

106%

No par

com

Sales for
the Week

share

106%

25

preferred

$ per

128

78%

conv

Oct. 27

Oct. 26
t per share

share

*106

100

2nd

Friday

Thursday

25

.

*126

15

$1.50

Oct

$ per

( per share

share

129 Va

15

preferred

PRICES

Wednesday

128%

1

1st

SALE

Oct. 24

106%

*106

common

Monday, October 30, 1950

127%

128

No par

common

.

106%

No par

$5.50

22

9% Jan
4% Jan

10%

Mfg

Minnesota Power & Light Co.No par
Mission Corp
10
Mission Development Co
5

20

Oct

54%

Jun
Jun

&

preferred

t per

HIGH

Tue.'day

Oct. 23

Oct. Z\

Minneapolis-Moline Co

34% Mar 20

Jan

Jun

7%

3%

Min

$4

6

27% July 26
38 %

Minn

5

94

Dec

AND

Monday

Saturday

t per share

.

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

Par

24

26

Dec

108

YORK

$ per share

share

July 26

101

10»/.

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Sep

Jun
Jan

GOV*
104

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 1949
Lowest

YORK

STOCKS

Range for Previous

.

*46 Va

47%

*46%

47%

*46%

47 Va

47%

48%

48

49

47

47%

1,100

*51

52

*51

52

*51

52

52

51

51

51

51

19%

No par

*51

200

N
10%

5

Jan

9%

Jun

18

Dec

16

July 13

10%

Jun

13%

Dec

Jan

13

30%

Jan

40%

Deo

31% July

12

185%

Sep

175% Jun

30

170% Mar

4%

Jun

7% Mar

30%

Jun

36% Nov

5%

Jun

5

Jun

8% Aug

Jun

9%
27%

Feb

5% July 13
31

9%

July 13

7% July 12

186

Oct

Jan

9

8% Apr
42% Oct

29

National

10

Feb

15

'

City

National
National

94% Jan

11

38%

Deo

35

10

Sep

178

152%

Dec

X150

7%

Deo

19%

Deo

18

Dec

22% Jun

86% May
25% Apr
169%

Jan

125

Jan

5% Mar
14

Jun

x%

Jun

"19%

Jan

Deo

183

Jan

102

Jun

53

Oct

4

185% Jun

5

July 13
Jun

158

11

7% Jan
Jan

tt

4

25

29

Oct

Feb

15 Ve

Dec

x80

28%

Deo

19% May

Dec

86

Jan

21%

Jan

38%

Dec

9%

Jun

12%

9%

Jun

Apr

23

13% Nov

7

July 13

Lead

Sper share
13% Mar
14%

Dec

8% Aug
1
14% Jan 13

xl01%

Jan

104%

Dec

102% Mar 10

14%

Feb

Mar

39%

Nov

34

93%

Jan

102%

Oct

99

8%

Jan

xll%

Dec

Mar

102%

Deo

42

Jun

67%
14%

Dec

9%
65

Feb

18%

Natl

11% Jan

Natomas

16

16

5,100

34%

35

20,400

182'/a

181

180%

180%

180 Va

180

180 Va

*181

5,500
13,500

7,800

49

49%

48%

49

48%

49%

48%

49

46

48

46%

48%

14.600

No par

Stores

7% July 13

July 11

July 18
10% July 25

x99% Sep
58

Dec

Apr
10% Jan

Nehl

Neisner

106% Aug 11

4% Yo

11% Jun
40

13

Jan

9

105% Feb

13 Ve Mar 23

*99%

ex-dist

Corp

158

158

158

157 Va

157 Va

158

158

*158

159

157%

158

9'A

9%

29'A

29%

*9 Va

9%

9%

9%

29%

29%

29%

29%

13

New

Oct

25

Newport

Pa

29%

29%

28%

28%

28%

28%

28'A

28 Va

*27%

3

18

Oct

19

188% Oct

3

151% Oct

19%

85

85

*84'A

85 Va

*84 %

85%

50

48%

49 %

49%

49%

48 Va

49 Va

48%

48%

Fibre

3,600

__1

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13 Va

13 Va

13'/a

13%

13 Va

13 Va

13%

2.800

8%

9 Va

9 Va

9%

9%

9%

9%

9 Va

9%

9%

9%

8,400

Co

4

10

Jun

14%

Jan

13% Jan

20%

Jun

30

Dec

28% Mar 29

48

Feb

61

Dec

56

Jan

26

205

Dec

250

Mar

220

Feb

21

19

Jun

6

N

26

71

Oct

26

19

N

Oct

13

N

Oct

23

9%

Jan

6% Jun

13

Jun

33%

Jan

28% Jun

27

42

15%

Feb

19%

Apr

16% Jun

27

20% Apr

12

Inc

«

21% Julv 27
94 % Oct

27

28% Apr
100

Feb

i per share

11%

1

common

(J

*14%

100

J)

*105

*38%

100

*100

11%

pfd_100

*101%

St

24% Mar
29

Jan

85 % July 26

91

97% Jun

24

98

July 26
9% Jan
4

Jan

26

July 17

43% Jun

25% July 10
15% July 12
10% Jan 13

28

5

53% Mar

Dock

Y

New

RR

Haven

&

Hart RR Co_100

Dec

36%

11% Mar

14%

39

39%

37%

38%

36 %

37

3.800

17%,

17'/4

17%

17%

17 Va

40

40

68%

68%
*210%

225

14%
40

68%
225

14%

14%

16%

165

171

149%

150'/a

14%

14

40

40

69%
225

16%

17%
172

150'/a

150

40

*68%
*210 Va

16%
*171%

69%
*210 Va

14 %

81.200

16%

800

170

5.800

150%

150

14%

14%

,

1,600

70%
*210

39%

350

71

*67

70

370

211

40'/a

70%
225

16%
*167

*200

215

40'/a

39

12%

12

12%

11%

12

11%

11%

7,100

41%

40 Va

40%

39

40

39 Va

40%

6.800

18%

18%

18%

17%

18 Va

17%

17%

6,700

No par

*23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23 Va

23%

23 Va

23%

7,100

100

*93%

95

93 Va

94 Va

94 Va

94 Va

Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par

20%
26%

20%

21 Va

20%

21

26%

26%

26%

Y

State

Elec

&

Gas

Common

$8.75

preferred

Class

A

No par

*93%

21
26%

95

94%

94%

94%

94%

20%

21

20%

21 Va

2lVa

21%

26%

27

*26'A

88

*86

26 Va

26%

26%

26%

3.40%

preferred

100

"86

88

*86 Va

88

3.60%

preferred

100

*90%

92%

*91

92%

3.907c

preferred

100

*100%

101%

100%

100%

l

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

14%

35

35

35%

35 Va

35'A

35'A

Electric

Norfolk

&

Corp

;

„4

Western

Ry com
preferred

North

American

1

North

American

100

*86

91%
100

*86

88

92

92

*92 Va

93

100%

101

101

*101 Va

101%

90

15%

14

14%

14%

14%

12.400

34%

34%

33%

34%

34 %

34%

1,600

49%

50%

*100

50%

51

50%

51 Va

50

50%

26 Va

26%

26%

26%

*26

26%

26%

26%

26%

17%

17%

17%

17%

18

18

18%

17%

17%

17%

18

1

Ry

14%

14%

14%

14%

14 Va

14%

14

Va

14%

14 Va

14%

14%

50

Co

Gas

*82%

*82 Va

83'/a

Co

10

Ry

100
Co

50%
*26

84

*

No par

82 Va

83 Va

81%

82%

*81

82%

*81

32 Va

32

32%

32 Va

32%

32

32%

32

32%

27

27%

26%

27

26%

27 Va

25%

26%

25 Va

26

24,500

10%

15,600

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

No par

*94%

95%

95%

95%

94%

94 Va

93

*107%

108'A

*107%

108%

*107%

108'A

108

common__10

10%

11%

11%

11%

10%

11 Va

25

18%

18 %

18%

18%

18%

18 Va

50

28 Va

28 %

28'/a

28%

29

29

16

16%

16

16%

16%

16%

Aug

1
18

Dec

23% Jun

20

32% Mar 28

Northwestern

Oct

12 % Jun

29

17% Oct

Norwich

Northwest Airlines Inc

4.6%

preferred

Telegraph

Pharmacal

400

17,500

32

No par

13

14%

32%

preferred

21% Feb

15,100
26,100

27%

$4.80

26

50

32

preferred

27

49%

27%

$3.60

Jun

*26

82%

60

3.800

(Minn)—

Common

15% Jun

500

50%

25

3,400

87%

92 Va

92 Va

26%

Aviation

Mar 22

88

91%

490

19,500

17%

25

Co

97% Jun 15
109% Mar 24

*86

*

10

24

Adjustment

,

Corp—

27

25

39%

12%

Northern States Pwr

30%

39

18%

Pacific

8

39

40%

Central

Oct

38

18%

Natural

Oct

38

12%

Northern

12

7,500

42

Northern

20%

33

18%

Northern

Jun

32%

12%

28% Oct

13%

33 %

41%

88% May 18
39% Feb 23

Jun

100

32%

*78

18%

17

7

7,600

16%
80

33%

12 %

A

Feb

13

16
*77

79

32%

41%

28% July 26

27

16%
80 Va

79

34%

18"%

78% Jan

Oct

6,300

12 Vz

Dec

July 11

170

84%

81

40

*67
*210%

101 Va

83%

41%

Feb

92

*38
.

11%

100

Dec

10

50

series

39%

106% July 13

No par

Co

700

7.700

11%

Corp partic stock__l

5%

19%

Dec

No par

common

preferred

Harlem

2,100

8%
39%
101

*100%

11%
87

15%

16%

2,200

33 Va

*79

14%

Jun

Dec

16

16

8%
*38'/a
*100

101

85

2,700

15 %

34%

14%

Shipbldg

8

18

15%

101

88

8%
39 'A

10%
106

*105

101

11%

15%

Shares

share

34%

14%

Jan

3

81

87

15%

10%

34%

14%

11%

5

101%

No par

31

Jan

16%
81

101 Va

87

151

non-cum

*100

101 Va

85

172

York

38%

39
101

10%
106

8%

8%

39

*100

11%

150

&

8%

15%
*105

11 Va

172

Y

15%
106

11%

16'A

17%

10%

11

$ per

Rales for
tiln Week

Oct. 27

I per share

$ per share

10%

Friday

Thursday
Oct. 26

11%

87

16

20

PRICES

*100%

102

84%
*79

8%

151%

21% Feb
17% Aug

11%

19%

20%

Wednesday

15%

38%

174

Y

31

6

11%

SALE

*105

101

173 Va

com

Nopco Chemical Co

Jan

8%
38%
*100

150 Va

12

Jan

11%

9

38%
101

150%

36% Apr

28%

*100

174

Noma

59%

8%
38%

3g

150%

19

Sep

15
106

174

Oct

Mar

15

*105

100

Preferred

103% Mar 20
16

15
106

100

N

Mar 29

91% Oct

9

Co

9%

15

*101%

*37%

11%

11

20

Oct. 25

S per share

11%

85

34 %

No par

Oct. U

share

*79

No par

Louis

11%

102

84

1

100

Central

&

t per

HIGH

Tuesday

Oct. 23

*16%

10

AND

Monday

20 Va

*105

14%

101

„1

Brake

11%
106

*8%

No par

com

Elec System

Air

20'A
*84

preferred series A

$5

5

18% July 13

95%

20%
85

City Omnibus Corp

Y

New

15

2-3% Jun

30

Saturday
Oct. 21

preferred

N

11%

9

20%
*84

LOW

STOCK

Mining Corp
Industries
common

Chic

Y

6%

40% Oct

21

27

N

246% Apr

Jun

109% Mar

20%
84%

*84

12.50

York

New

20

17,800

19%

85

49

90

3

1.000

48%

128

29

500

7,500

28%

49

20%

100

Dec

July

3,800

47 %

48%

com

Dec

Jun

-5,200

27%

29%

10

100

2,200

9%
28

Va

Va
*26

*28%

1

York

nf

46 %

Jan

Apr

27

29

16

47 %

13%

Feb

27

%

46 Va

142

Sep

27 Va

47'/a

102%

8%

*26 Va
47

Jun

84

29%
%

27 V2

47 Va

Jun

107%

Va

*26%
47'A

Jun

85

%

27%
47%

9%

75% July

Va

26%

Va
47

Newport News Ship & Dry Dock___l

Jun

Va

27

%
*26

9%
27 Va

46%

New

4 % Yo

27%

9%

46%

4

3

9%

9%
29 Va

260

10

YORK

Co

Newmont

21

9%

52

No par

Co

Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%

Apr

52

10

England

17% Sep

8,600

*156%

No par

New

88

120

52

183%

51

l

preferred

103

100

100

100

100

Inc

6

*99%

10U

50 Va

17

8%

*99%

182%

21

20% July
11% Jan

99 Va

99%

Va

Oct

Jan

100 Va

183%

39% Oct

15%

*99%

50 Va

34% Oct

26

100 Va

*182%

79

47%

30,900

52%

24% July
11% Jan

Dec

4,200

39,800

17%

182%

26% Mar 29

14

17%
25%

17'A

182 Va

66% Mar 14

30

17%

26%
17%

25

17%

52 V*

Jan

Jun

18%

24%

17%

18'A

182%

Jan

Jun

17%

26%

17%

51 Va

Apr

6%

18%

26

16%

182%

33%

21%

18%
26%

16%

51%

35

Nov

18 Va

26

16%

182%

72%

96%

18%
26%

16%
50%

Jun

Jan

18'A
26

16%

182%

Jun

86

18'A
26 Va

No par
No par

preferred

5

26

8%

9

5,000
4.600

41

183 Va

Co

Bros

3%%

8%

9

7%
41

50%

Corp

Co

Newberry

1

7%

42%

*182%

Corp

Nesco

16

8%

7 Va

41'A

10

Par

10

9

8%

7%
42 Va

100

$ per share
28

7%
42

16%

No par

Apr

5%

9 Va

7%
42%

18%

1

23%

56

9

9

7%
41 %

26

5
No par

com

EXCHANGE

17% Feb

7%
8%

9

8

42%

No par

Tea

NEW

12% Feb

210

181

181

10%

common

Lt

Vulcanized

,

180 Va

13%

24%

117%

181

13%

(The)
preferred

14% Oct

16Va
35%

10%

National Supply

4%%

15%
35

14%

Ref

National

16%
36

10%

Sugar

Oct

16%
35 Va

13%

National

21% Oct

16%
35%

10%

Corp

85

16%
35%

14'A

Steel

49% Oct

16%

35%

10%

Prod

Co

&

16%
35

10%

Shares

Power

16%
35%

14'/a

National

Natl

8,300

16%

35%

10%

National

$ per share

Jan

94

18

14'A

4

Highest

Jun

Jun

19

18

10%

23

Lowest

9%

7%

19

14

11 Jan

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

12%

29

18%

STOCKS

Year 1949

I per share

19 Va

13%

preferred

Range for Previous
Lowest

18%

10%

Natl Malleable & Steel Cast

29% Oct

15% Apr 27
71% Apr
4
36% July 13
10% July 13

19%

13%

49 % Aug 24

26

Mar 22

19

10

preferred A
preferred B

6 Ye

19%

Co

National Linen Service

20

19%

13%

27% Oct

35% Mar 31
21%

Distillers

$4.50

7%

1

1,170

10%

Gypsum Co

National

9% May 31
29"% Oct

tV July 19

26

7

13,400

10%

Department

National

10%

10%

13%

National Dairy Products

25

10%

10 Va

9%

10%

19

19% Sep

10%

1

49% Oct

26% Sep 25
22% May 31

11

1

July 17

July 25

10%

Inc

36

14% Mar 30

10%

Co__.

Lines

Deo

20% July 17

10%

7%

Container

15

10%

42'A

Cylinder Gas

Dec

4,700

10%

24,500

7%

National

Dec

28%

42'A

National

17% Aug

Va

7%

11

19%
95%

46%

28

42%

24

22%

46'A

29 Va

10

11% Oct

Jun

48

28

No par
1

14 % Oct

Feb

19%

46 Va

29%

19%

5

Register

27

Jun

19%

49

28 '/a

100

27

17%

20

48%

29%

common

6% Jun

13%

20

47

29%

Corp

Co

10% Jun

xl 1%

19%

46%

29%

Fibres Inc

Jan

39%

20

46%

29%

Corp

Cash

National

19%

45%

29%

1

Jan

12

20

46%

29

5
Louis

St

preferred
Can

19%

46

1

&

Co

Automotive

National

6

7%

19%

100

Corp

Chatt

Co

2.50

10%
94 %

10%
93

10%

10%

94

92
*107

370

93

108

108

108

*107%

10%

11

10%

10%

10%

10%

13,200

18

18%

17%

18

17%

17 Va

4,700

*28%

28%

28

28%

16%

17%

16%

17

*28

30

28%

16%

17

470

10,500

O
27%
99%

Jan
Jan

23% May

33

May

lib"
33%

28% July 12

ft Oct
Dec

Jan

106

95% July 18
26 Va Feb
14
Oct

26

18% Oct

9

40

17%

13
July 28

Jan

19%

20

Jun

31%

Jan

91

19% July 11

Nov

99

Jan

90

For

fooittui**

»<

Dec

page




44.

July

8

35Ve May 26
A Oct 25
112% Mar
100

9

Ohio Edison Co
•

4.40%

Jun

22

41 % Oct

19

Ohio

43% Sep

29

Oklahoma

20

Jan

9

27% Jan

10

101% Oct

5

8

30 Va

100

common

108%

O 00 •vW

Rights
3.90

4%
Oliver

preferred
Oil

30 %

%

32

preferred

30%

32

30 Va

%

108%

30%

372
108

30 %

%

30%

%

108%

108

30 Va

&
108

30%

30 Va

30%

32

%

107%

107%

107 Va

107%

97'A

32

32

24.900

218,400
540

100

&

Elec

Co

*97 Va

98

97%

97%

97

97%

97

97%

*96%

*96'A

97%

260

No par

Co_

Gas

30 Va

108%

40%

40%

40%

41

39%

40%

40 Va

40%

38%

40

38%

39 Va

21.300

20

*40%

40%

*40'A

40%

40%

40%

40

Va

40%

40

40%

39%

39%

1,300

20

*18%

19

*18%

18

Va

com

preferred

Corp common
4%% convertible preferred

1

25%

100

*98 Va

25%
99

25%
*98 Va

19

*18%

19

18%

*18%

26%

25 Va

26 Va

25%

26 Ve

24

99

99

99

98%

98%

98

Va

19

25%
98'/a

19

19

24%

25%

*97

98

200

12,900
130

Volume 172.

Number 4955

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1645)

NEW
Runge for Previous
Year 1949

Lowest
t per

6%

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

share

S per share

NEW YORK

Highest

Sper share

I

10*/8

Dec

10y4 Jan

3

Apr

21

Dec

95

3

104 y2 Jun

7

20

27% Sep
42% Jun

22

Oppenheim

23

Otis

18%

Aug

22%

Jan

20 % Jan

28

Jun

40 V«

Dec

30

July 26

15

16%

Jun

14% July 10
Aug
2

19

Oct

5

Jan

72

82

Jan

14

64%

'

Dec

79

Jun

49 V«

Dec

57 %

73% May 19

July 12

Omnibus

8%

Corp

(The)

Jan

10%

Jan

11% Apr
7% Jan

Sep

71

Apr

49

29

Aug

40

Jan

27% July 11

Sep
65% Sep
43
Sep

18

Feb

21%

Nov

15% July 27

23

35% JUn

7%
51

Not

•

1

19% Oct

3

22

July 12

preferred
Collins-

Elevator

30%

Jan

34

Sep

30% July 26

50

Jun

54

Jan

48

27%

Jua

34% July

89

Feb

135

■

Jan

2%

Jun

3%

Jun

8

Jan

12

Jun

4%
44

Jan

2% Jun

Oct

29

Jan

28

36

95%

5%

Jan

Apr

22

Oct

Dec

36

4%
10%
38%

Dec

34% Jan

Jun

104%

Dec

1

.

Jun

3

98% July 13
142% July 21

Dec
Dec

148

Jun

29%

104 Va

July 26

28% Apr

Outboard
Outlet

&

Marine

Co

37

5% Feb

97

Oct

20

17% Feb

28

47%

Oct

38

1

July 20

Jun

2%

Feb

Jan

38%

Dec

34% Jan

29

Dec

26% July 11

1% Mar 21

Jan

Jan

7

16

July 12

9% Jan

4

Jan

5% Apr

17

15

Dec

19%

Jan

15% Apr

8

27%

Jan

37%

Dec

31

42%

Jan

57

Dec

53% Apr

25

7% Apr

29

10%

Feb

Feb

26%

Dec

Jun

35

Dec

106

Jun

lGVs

Jun

111

j

1

Mar

22%

July 31

18% July 26
30

July 25

xl06 Va Jun

9

21% Jan

6

Dec

13%

Nov

17%

Jan

14% Jun

27

32

Jun

45%

Nov

41 Va Feb

20

29

Jan

37%

Dec

30 %

Aug 22

96%

Feb

137

Dec

7% May

13

Dec

107

July 14

10 Va Jun

29

x8

Nov

12

Apr

21

Mar

35

Dec

28

July 13

102

Jan

108

Dec

103

July 12

9%

Jun

13%

Nov

7% July 12

11% Jan

13

107

Mar

8 % Oct

9

6

Feb

25
5

2% Sep

13

Park

Utah

46 Va Jun

22

7% Aug

10

10

104%
110 Va

52% Oct

19

Pennsylvania

Salt

6

12

Mar

37% Feb
107

23

147

50 Va

4

9%

*26V2

par

26% Mar 17

$ per

3

13

Jun

64

Apr

11

Mar

9 Va Mar 31

30

Aug

8

101% Sep

21

16% Oct

6

97

Feb

17

Philco

103

Sep

6

20

Feb

9

94% Jan

4

5%

76% Oct

6

7%

8'/a

8

16%

16%
99

99

21%

21%

43

*42'/2

24

34% Mar 23
Jun

9

17% Sep

26

110

Oct

5

21

Oct

17

94

106

$4
Pitts

Jun

16%

Jan

14'/a July 17

20% Oct

18

44

9,500

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7'%

1,900

13%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

5,600

5

13

,

.5

7

25

10

2%

7

18%

7

13

TVs

18%

18%

18 Vs

18 %

18 Vo

18%

34%

34%

34%

34%

35

35

35

35

1,7C0

65%

65

65%

65

65 %

65

65%

64%

63'/«

6 4'/a

6 j

4,200

of

&

20 Va

20%

20

20 Va

19%

20'/8

18%

19%

18%

19%

62,300

52

52

52

51%

52%

51 Va

51%

1,600

34

34%

34%

33%

33%

*33%

33%

118%

118%

11.8%

115%

18%

*17%

18'/a

*107'/a

109

9%

18 "2

18

10

9%

9%

105%

*104%

105 Va

*104%

105 Va

16 y4

16%

16%

16%

16%

16 v4

16%

16 %

15%

16%

16

16

*21%

Coal

&

Aug 29

7%

Oct

23

5%

55

Nov

71%

Jan

61

Jan

4

88

Oct

23

5%%

1st

75

Sep

6

5%%

1st series prior

Dec

61% July 25
19% Jun 30

30 Va Oct

27

conv

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21

21%

20%

20%

69 %

6914

69

69 %

68%

68%

68

69%

67

68

68%

68%

58 Va

58%

58%

58%

59

59%

59

60

57%

59 y8

57%

59

58'%

58%

58%

59

59

60

59%

59%

59%

59%

3,520

2614

26'%

26%

26

26%

26

26 %

26 Va

26%

26 y8

26 VA

8,000

25'/a

25 Va

25%

25%

25 Va

25%

25%

25%

25 Va

*25 Va

25'%

2,000

113%

113%

113%

113%

*114

114%

*102%

103

102%

102%

*102%

104 Va

106%

106%

*105%

Saturday

107

15%

15%

15%

45 %

95

58%

58%

100

*103%

105%

100

*100%

36 Vi

Feb

50%

Apr

38% Feb

14

54% Oct

7

Mar

44%

52

Aug 31

Pond

18

Oct

Poor

102

13

13

4%%

5

Procter

24% Oct

23

90% Oct

23

13% Jun

27

Jan

4

21% Jun

30

80

24% July 12

123

Apr

28

26

90% Jun

23

25%

Dec

21

July 13

26% Feb

8

25%

Jun

29%

Dec

25% Aug 16

30 Va Feb

2

xl03"<

Nov

105%

Dec

July 18

107% Mar

9

Oct

27

Apr

31% Jun

30

48

Oct

19

Oct

26% Feb

27

45 Va Oct

7

July

107% Oct

103

cum

Public

Jun

86% Jan

$4.75

Public Serv

14

4.08%
Oil

93

58%

58

58%

i 57%

105

105%

*103%

105%

102

*101

102

58

*19

19 %

*18%

19%

95

*94

95

75
*14

75

14%

*31%

32%

*102%

103%

*16%

100

par

110

75%

13%

14

S.OO

*102%

17

16%
*110

110

32%
103 Va
17

113

32

102%
16%
*110

74%

74%

*13%

14%

32
102 %

113

20%

20%

20%

93%

92%

92%

34

34

33%

33%

33%

18%

19

18%

18%

115

102 %

*102

103 y2

400

105%

40

105 y2

107

20

Thursday

Friday

Oct. :><;

Oct. 'IV

tV"rshare

S ver share

Sales for

the Week

Shares

15%

15%

15%

15%

11,400

43%

45

43%

44'/a

16,100

94%

92

92

*92

240

56

57%

56

56%

11,600

*103

105%

*103

105%

300

101

*

100%

200

100%

*18%

100 Va

19%

*18%

19%

94 %

94%

94 Va

94%

73%

75

73

74

12,800

14

*13

14

300

*13

60

31%

31%

31%

31%

31 %

31%

103%

*102'%

103 '/a

*102%

103 '/a

20

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

2,200

*110

19 %

%'

20%
*91

*105%

*114

*102%

17

93%
18

113

*110

112

*110

1,000

112

30

4,700

20%

20

20%

19%

18%

19

92%

91%

91%

*91

93

91

91

33%

33%

33%

32

33%

32

32%

8,700

19%

19%

18%

19%

18

19

4,300

18%

V2

*148

156

*148

156

*148

156

*148

156

*148

156

*148

173

*169

173

*169

173

*169

173

*169

173

*169

90

156

*169

173

39

39 %

8%
14

8 "a

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8 Va

8,600

14%

14%

15%

14%

14%

14%

14%

13%

14%

13%

14 Va

24,600

100

*170

100

108

pfd std____

74%

14%

2G%

1

10

75%

*14

75%

25

38%

200

39%

*170

109

109%

200
110

38%

*175

108%

39%

-

38%

200

*168

110

107

39%

200108

38

39%

*175

200

104

105

38

*175

105%

38%

200
106

*84%

86%

85%

88

87

87

86

86%

84

84

84%

85

73%

73%

73%

73%

73%

73%

*73

73%

73

73

73%

73

*27'/a

28%

27%

28%

28

28 %

28

28%

27%

30

29%

30%

146

2>

10%

51%

*140

29%

10%

51%

28 %

145

*140

145

2.9 %

28

28%

11

10%

11

50%

51%

50

50%

50

50

50

50

*10%

'i

*140

27%

145

*140

145

*140

28%

26%

28%

26%

11

10%

10%

*10%

50%

50%

48%

49%

48

50%

*10%

11,400

1,420
490
420

4,300

145

27%

7,900

11

400

49

7,400

1

*48%

50%

49%

49%

*49

No par

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

18

17%

17%

16%

17%

17

17%

7,600

10

13%

14%

13%

14

1378

14

14

14%

14

14%

13%

14%

9,900

Co

1

49%

50%

500

11%

12-%

12

12 Va

12%

11%

35%

35

35 %

35%

35%

35

34%

34 Va

34%

35

No par

08%

68%

x68

68

67%

67%

67%

68

67%

68

67%

67%

Inc

4,300

5

22%

227/a

23%

24%

23%

24%

23%

24%

21%

23

22

22%

53.900

90%

*90%

com

11%
*34

11%

11%
*34

12%

11%

12

24,000
2,000

No par

90%

90%

90%

90 %

91

90%

90%

Colo

.10

25%

26%

25%

26 %

25%

26

25%

26

25%

25%

25 %

25%

6,300

Indiana—No par

26%

26 Va

26

26%

26%

26 %

26%

26%

26%

26 %

26

2«%

8.100

117%

of
of

preferred

Pullman

45%

93

*93

preferred

Pure

45%
94

19%

prior pfd—100

Power

3%%

div

44%
93

16

95

No par

B

4.64%

$1.40

15%
45

*100%

102%

114%

preferred
Co

Pub Serv El

15 '/a

*93

preferred series A—50

Co

Serv

«•i'are

*18

5

Industries

Apr

Oct. '»o

19%

Co

Gamble

30

Wednesday

f

105%
102

*114

PRICES

95

„5

class

28% May 31

20 Vs

117

Publicker

*100%

107

*18%

Pocahontas

conv

103%

102%

*91%

(The)

Electric

&

58
'

SALE

114%

No par

Steel Car Co Inc com

Pressed

13% Oct

*94

*105%

Tuesday

45

96

HIGH

102%

Oct. 21

15%

*95

107

*114

$ per share

45%

*140

35% Oct

share

15%

—100

Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co

69% Sep

Oct. 23
t per

AND

45%

1

Pittston

3

.*105%

1

100

18

lo

Mar 22

Monday

I per share

Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd

29% Oct

5,200

26%

100

12% Apr

4,400

17,900

*25y4

Pittsburgh & West Virginia

20

300

2,300

58'/a

class B

9% Sep

49,100

53%

preferred class A

Apr

9 VA

34%
105 Va

21 %

Bolt——No par

110

Nov

9

34%
*104'/a

35

No par

com

179

29

9 Va

8%
35

50

RR

3

July

9%
35%

No par

common

July 17

7% Mar 23

9%
*3*i

25

.2

Screw

12%

1,500

.1

Glass Co

Jun

1,300

17

__5

preferred.—No

Feb

115

*15%

9%

35%

300

114%

17

*104%

9%

50

118

35 %

Chem Co com—No par

8%

110

105 Va

No par

Louis

xl9 %

*108%

*34'/a

No par

ser

16

109

*104'/a

5

preferred

109

3514

3

Jan

56

109

100

Pittsburgh Steel Co

27

17%

*107%

105'/a

*34

Oct. 21

71

Jan

*51%

109

*104 %

STOCK

140

8'/4

*107%

LOW

Jan

Jun

500

20%

109

100

May

4%

5,600

37%

20'%

Pittsburgh

Co

3.200

38

6,300

—

Consolidation

&

11

23%

OO

100

convertible

Potomac

10%

23%

25%

common

88

8

11

24%

37 %

5

175

19

10%
23%

38%

25%

America

Apr

16% Mar

11%
24%

_10o

Co

St

Creek

11

25%

preferred

Co

1,200

24

*37%

100

Nov

May 16

2,600

18%

34%

25%

No par

64%

145

7

7

7

18%

35

25%

Hosiery

Pittsburgh

7

18%

35

25%

Pittsburgh Plate

25

7

18%
34%

65%

4

18%

25 Va

7

16

6%

1,600

25%

3

27

7

13

25%

Oct

July 25

7

12%

25 %

Mar 21

13

13

7%

25%

40% Oct

11% Jun

*7%

2%

2514

171

38% Jan

13

7%

2%

No par

155

Oct

7%

2%

*107'%

1

Sep

10

100

7%

Mar 22

9

44

*42

7%

Mar

12% July 27

44

7,700

15,500
7,800

Co

YORK

&

20%
2%

Petroleum—

C

16
100

20

31%

163

Sep

*42%

15%
*98'/a

20%

39%

148

Nov

44

*43

16%
100

39

Jan

13%

19%

*31

preferred

C

15%
*98'/a

21

2%

Nov

15%

44

16%
100

20%

30%

170

Apr

16%

*98%

21%

39%

155

Jun

*42%

16%
100

19,200

2%

Jun

8%

21

7%

30 y8

Jun

12%

16%

*98%

180

7%

39 Va

Jun

13

7%

31

28%

July 28

7'/a

40

156'%

19

8 Va

105'%

39%

142

135% Jan

7%

900

6,200

104 %

30%

Forgings Co
—1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd prefeiTed—
100

Mar 30

105'/2

8

*

No par

33'/3c

Corp

Pitts Coke &

10%

7

*104 '/a

2%

Co

Pillsbury Mills Inc

$5

10% July 17

104%

31

Pitney-Bowes Inc

Pitts

Jan

104%

40 Va

preferred series A

Phoenix

4

30% July 17

105

7%

16%

99

21%

105

2%

Reading Coal & Iron

Phillips

16% Apr

20

100

*90

*117

118

117%

118

*117%

118

*90

91

180

118

118

117%

*116%

117%

100

*88%

39%

*89

89%

89

89%

89

89

87%

89

*87%

87%

No par

22'/«

22%

22

22%

21%

22%

22

22%

21%

22

21%

22

33,500

par

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26

26%

26

26%

10,800

100

*103%
47

103

103%

No par

<fc Gas com

No par

43%

preference com__No

preferred
Inc

(The)

common

104

104

100

130

103 %

103%

*103%

104%

*103%

104 Va

47%

46%

47%

47%

47%

47%

47%

46%

47 %

46%

47%

13,400

44%

44

44%

43%

44%

43%

44%

42%

43%

42%

43%

30,600

104

400

100

*107%

108

107%

107 %

107%

108

107%

107%

*107%

107%

107%

107%

700

No par

*29%

30

*29%

30%

29%

30

29%

29%

29%

29%

29 %

29%

1,600

24% Oct 25

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„10

24%

24%

24 Va

24%

24%

24%

24%

23%

23%

*24%

24%

400

3

23% Apr

18

17%
76%
7%
*101%

17'/+

79,800

76%
7%

,75%

76%

75%

75%

1,300

3
10

17%
18
76%
76%
7%
8
*101% 101%
33% 34

17

19

9% Feb

18
77%
7%
101%
34

17%

79% Apr

6Va July 12

17%
*76%
7%

17%

13

Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par

7%

7%

7%

13,600

101%

T>101%

7%
101%

102%

102%

100

34%

34%

%33%r

34%

34%

600

6

109% Jan

10

25%

Jun

30%

Dec

25% July 18

34% Jan

30

15%

Jun

20%

Jan

18% Jan

4

9%

Jen

14%

Jan

12% Jan

66%

Jun

74%

Jan

73% Jan

X7

,-jr.jv

9\'a

Apr

9^%

Jan

101%

Dec

100

23%

Jun

29%

Dec

27

109

104%

31

preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com

Oct

Jun

104 %

44,700

42'%

41

39%

4%

36 % Oct

107

104 %

43

Philip Morris & Co Ltd common.-.5

3

33%

41%

2%

Corp common

3%%

86

37

40%

21%

Par

24% July

0

42%

40'/a

$1 conv preference com

Jan

Jun

42

38,800

9%

25%

31%

preferred

Phlla &

3%

3iy»

Co Inc

Dec

Ft

43%

3%

9%

*23%

945,

40

Co.

14'/a Mar

24 %

42%

9y8

o.-oO

2%

Corp

Pfeiffer Brewing

32

30'f

44%

*97 V2

No par

Pfizer

88

90'/a Mar

44

9%

180

12,500

32

Milk Co common

Jun

Dec

44%

9%

1,010

3%
5u Va

50

25

*118

Jun

79%

25

118%

Jun

Feb

26%

104Va

t

26

102
149

3%

4

9%
25%

118 %

Electric

3%

9%
25%

17'/2

(Chas)

4

50%

9%

118%

79

Mar 17

3%

49%

*147

3%

26%

17%

24%

11% July 14

4

3%

51%

101%

4014

share

?3

3

50%

3%

9%

EXCHANGE

58% Oct

Jan

52%

4

26%

,*11714

NEW

106% Sep

Sep

22

4

3%

27

100

8

July 17

7'%

Jun

3%

9%

4

44"A

1

Eastern Ry Co.—

&

Jun

102% July 17
100% Oct 26

51 %

14'/2

4 Va

1

5

—100

Peoria

Petroleum

share

14

Oct

148

34

Range Since Jan, 1
Highest

91% Aug
8
57% Jan 27

32

143-

34%

Lowest

Dec

; Mar

147

STOCKS

Dec

21

147

53

preferred

14

32

148

51%

preferred

Feb

148

51V4

7

96% May

147

148

*33 VH

16 Va Oct

4

Dec

147%

34 %

4%%

84% Jan

135%

147

51%

Pepsi-Cola

Feb

25%

102,%

*51 Va

Pet

83%

Jun

102 VA

*33 V4

6

Ncv

14%

102%

5

6

79%

135

102%

10

4.3%

8%

103

Mfg Co

4

9

Jun

102 Va

Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

Jan

21

6%

103'%

50

36 Va Feb

3.8%

Dec

103%

52

RR

9

37%

6,300

103y2

2%

Light Co

Pennsylvania

16% Oct

11

2,400

4lj.

100

24

Jun

50%

44 %■

52%

preferred

19

54% Apr

100 Va

12.500

50%

46

Penn

3

Dec

32 %

50 7/a

45

27% May 24

18

94

32 Va

50

45'/+.

5%

110 Va Feb

Apr

32%

50 Va

45'/+

9

106 '/a Jun

32% Aug

32

50'/+

4'5%

38%

11% Apr

105 Va

32%

50%

44%

11%

32% Jan

Jun

3-2 Va

50%

44%

24%

Jan

Jun

32

50%

44%

38%

Jan

26

32%

50%

11

19%

100%

32 %•

51

103%.

.

32 y8

24%

23

95'/a

32%

10

44%

11

40%

Feb'

1,400

38%

Jun

10%

13

24%

20

87Va Aug

*17%

11

105 Va Oct

'

17%

24%

Sep

46

17%

38 Va

Dec

Dec

1.7%

52Va

preferred

Dec

17%

11

Jun

55%

18%

38 %

11'%

105

250

18

" 24%

22%

Jan

39

l0J/2

Ranr? for Previous

Jun

*38%

24%

4.4%

$ per

39

*37 Va

116% Mar 23

$ per share

38%

3%

common

Coke

17

Highest

39

44 %

No par

113% Aug
102% Oct

Tear 1949

39

40%

Phila

Apr

39%

*31V?.

60% Aug 18

105

60

2.50

27 % May 26

Jan

*58

7

Mav 19

620

18%

19

60%

Sand Corp com__No par

18% Oct

12,900

18%

18%

19%

ia y2

60%

Cement

139

18%

19

Penn

Oct

19%

No par

5

23% July 18

19

63

Penn-Dixie

21

19 Va

1,000

19

Penn

&

5,200

*60

18

Power

20

72V»

19

24

May

17%
75%

70

63

10

109

17%

*75%

19

4

Co__

23% July 20

98

93%

Co

&

270

8.2C0

*61

4

prior preferred

Coal

34

51

Mines—1

Co

56

Sep

32 Va

19%
63

3%

Corp

Oct

26'/a May

18%

18%
*61

3%

Refining

Nov

117

'

No par

58

Jun

19%

17

17

__10

Corp.

24%

Apr

71

18%

33%

76

x70 Va

1

Phelps-Dodge Corp.
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred:

23%

*75 Va

72

Feb

75% May
1
60% Sep 18

110%

75%

71%

11% Oct

25

3'7S-

100

Corp

Ford—^

Glass

17%

75%

38'/a Oct

28

44 Va Mar 27

t per share

25

com

(J C) Co

51% Jan

Jan

16%

—No par

Distillers

Penney

2

19% July 12

Lowest

&

67 Va Oct

17%

17%

72

18'/a

Proof

Coal

conv

34%

76

18%

100

&

Jan

Jan

5%

34

13Vs

18

Car

Penick

29

71%

18

Transportation

Peabody

*25

29

*75%

10

Patino Mines & Enterprises.;

19 Va Aug

102

72%

39

Petrol &

38 Va Mar 17

5,300

12

102

18%.

17%

Shares

12%

12%

75%

39%

14% July 11

Parmelee

17%

34%

*25

the Week

$ ver share

102%

72%

39%

Oil

&

Rust

29

*26

11%
102

*75%

39y2

Consolidated

Davis

12 Va

Sales for

Friday
Oct. 27

Ji*' share

*18

/

*39

Parker

Dec

20%

Parke

29

Thursday
Oct. 26

oh are

102%

*102

34%

No par

33% Aug 22
9% Jan 20

53 Va

x48% Mar

'

100

Tilford

11%

11%
102%

per

34%

63

Prod

Oct. 25
t

34%

19%

preferred

11

34%

*61

Airways Inc
Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No

&

57%

25

5

World

Park

18%

72'/a

*16%

Jan

22 Va Oct

34%

76

•71%

Paraffine Cos Inc common—No par
4% convertible preferred
100
Paramount Pictures Corp—
1

21

Jun

—.

18'/a

34%

*75

7%

Jun

•—

—

'■

2.50

1

36%

—

34%

*18%

Teleg

Motor

Amer

4%

l'

Panhandle

40%

■

*26

T

104

46% Jan

29

10

Corp

Western

49% Mar 20

13% July 17

Jun

Pacific

13

Dec

7%

20

Pan-American

Aug 15

*26

Inc

Consolidated

Packard

Jan

17%

Tin

Pan

Dec

23%

Pacific

19

22%

8

15
11

20%

5% Aug

4% Aug

28

104%

14%

6%

Feb

Oct

Nov

26

27% Oct

102

29

No par

Telep &
preferred

11

1%

9

Pacific

4% Jan

*26

No par

17

Jun

7%

111% May 23

Oct

10

12.50

Mills

53

'102

common

Lighting

Pacific

27

Apr

Jun

Pacific

21

Sep

11%

102

Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric

55% Mar 10

152

11%

102

prefererd non-cum

29

24 Va

xg

13

11%

Wednesday

$ per share

share

non-cum.

preferred

Jun

8

8'/a

23% Mar

4

Co

3% Jun

Aug

17'%

Coast

18% Apr

Dec

15%
101

Amer, Fisheries

2nd

11%

PRICES

SALE

Oct. 2i

'

Pacific

27

11%

J per

,

,

HIGn

Tuesday

Oct. 23

102

Co

Pacific

1st

5

No par

Glass

1
27

S per share

v.

AND

Monday

102

Mfg„„

'

Owens-Illinois

47 Va

Sep

Saturday

A__100

—No par

25

Feb

Par

common

convertible

P
14

11% Mar

RECORD

Oct. 21
.

96%

Jan

■'

,

S per share

Feb

04% July

STOCK

LOW

STOCK

EXCHANGE

79** July

11V®

YORK

STOCKS

5%

conv

preferred—:

Purity Bakeries Corp

>24

R

iiv

PxiT

footnotes

see

page




24

Feb

3

July 13

103% Jan

34% Oct 18

Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp
1'
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd—100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par

*101%

«33%

•

17%
18
76%
76%
7%
7%
*101% 101%
*33
33%
v

18

34

21

52

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1646)

york

new
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 1949

Lowest

t pershare

Jun

21%

Highest
S per

NEW

Lowest

5 per

$ per share

share

x24% Jan

25

44% Oct

13

35

Sep

Par

21

3

26%

Jun

34%

Feb

30 Vb Jan

17%

Jun

23%

Jan

20% Jun

29

26V4 Sep

13

Jan

35

Jun

19

39'% Feb

July

Rayonier Inc

9

Nov

43

28 Va

Jun

36

Jan

30

10 V«

Jan

13%

10 V2 Jun

15 Va

Nov

23%

Apr
Jan

11%

Jan

16%

Oct

12% Mar 30

34 Va

15

3
30

July 17

15'% Oct

25

Jan

3

17% Sep

15

Reading Co
4%

18%

Jan

6 Va

Jun

50

Aug

Jan

27

7

Jan

6

9% Jan

22

Feb

9

28% Jun

22

Jan

8

July

3

Nov

9%
60

56

Aug

1

Apr

12*/+

Dec

10% July 17

Jun

8V«
73

90

Nov

85

12%

Jan

10 % Jan

8%

Jan

5% Jan

6% May
4%

Jun

12Va Oct

23

62% May 15
14% Feb 20

Reeves

27%

Jan

23 Va Jan

13

44

9iy2

Jun

Jan

13

10%

Jun

187b

Jun

98

Sep

4%

Jun

34%

Jan

Jan

14% Jan

3

Dec

99% Jan

18

5

Jan

23

July 13
13

20% Jan

103% Feb

100

Jan

3

Dec

9

Jan

26

10

Oct

39%

33% Aug

3

Oct

26

94% Jan

5

42

42 y2 Mar

50

Sep

85 Yt

Jan

98

Aug

J©2%

Jan

108 Va

Nov

13 V4

Jun

2\Va

Dec

19

Jan

42%

Dec

37 Yt Feb

21

Jan

15% July 13

24%

Jan

15% Jun
*3%

Jun

5%

19

Oct

24

30% Oct

23

117

109

Oct

120

Oct

Mar

7Va Jun
Jun

36

23

39% Jan
50

7

24

Ritter

13

Roan Antelope

32% Oct

6
22

13

60% Jan

Mar 17

107

96%

Apr

Dec

102

10 V*

Jun

19% Nov

15

Jun

Dec

18

July 13

23

Nov

43% July 28

61

Jun

39%

Apr

61%

8%

Sep

12% Mar

16%

Jan

33%

Dec

Apr

113%

Feb

35 V* May

48 Va

Jan

16

8

6

July 13

1

Feb

28

40

Oil

11%

■

,

32

32%

*32

33 74

300

15 Va

14%

15'/a

15

15'%

1,400

17

17%

16%

177 b

16%

17

2,300

1674

I6V4

157 b

16

13 %

1574

3,300

874

874

*8%

9
26

9
26
12

1274
58V2
14%
90

4

*115

32%
116%

43%
116
29%
*106%
6%
- 32%
11674

11 %

43%

11'%

43%
116
30
109

6%

44
116

*89

;

30%
109
6%
33%
117%
11%
35%

/■

26

26

*23 %

2674

400

12 74

11%

12

1172

1174

16,900

59

59

*58

14%

59

17

16

1674

15%

16 Va

14,000

11V4

10%

11%

11'/a

11%

10,7u0

3%

3%

37b

3 74

27

9%

97 a

9'2

97a

1,600

41%

4.374

41%

427a

75,600

9%

10

437b

29'%

6 %

67a

48.700

33 Va

34%

12,200

118%

11774

118'%

11

11'/4

10%

10%

3,300

347b

3574

34 74

34%

16,800

96

108

*107'%

27

26%

20

Rolim

18%

19

31
18%

30%

30%

30%

-30%

86

86

20

common..

preferred series A

37

Mar

4

Safeway

7

25 74

26'%

257b

257+

46%

4674

4474

46

457b

46

24

23'%

23 %

22

23

6%

31%

31 Vb

29%

.

227b

%

6%

7

30'%

227a

900

12,400

7.

30

30

3,200
12,900

18%

177+

18'%

17%

18

30%

30

3074

29:%

29%

86

86

86

897%

85

87 Va

84

35

*104'%

106'%

*105'%

18%

18%

18%

18%

21%

21%

No par

50%

50%

*9%

9%

*105'%

107

2,600

3,100

105%

106

105%

70

18%

18%

183/a

187 b

18'%

13%

4,300

21%

217b

21%

2174

217+

3,100

50

50

50

50

1,400

9

9

4,200

11,300

21%

21%

21%

21%

50

50

50 V»

50%

50

9'%

9%

9 74

105%

107

18%

21%

9%

67b

6%

307b

6%

3,000
15,000

187b

—5

Stores

Mar

267b

30 Va

1

(The)

26

45 74

19

106'%

(Jacob)

330

30%

18%

■

300

18%

*104%

Royal Typewriter

95 Va

30%

■>.'

1

Inc

107

'

10

44

107%

95 VB

95'%
107

107

'

19

87%

*85

46%
24
6%
31

100

Works

Metal

114

31%

*41

42

95 Va

107 V*

27

-

"

31%

1

Controls

Co

Co

-6%

El Corp___No par

&

Ruberid

31%

6%

46%
23%

6%

24

42

107

26%

46%
23%

47

35

108

550

117 b

45

Robbins Mills Inc

Ruppert

117

120

357b

1174

*95'%

46%

20

67 b

34%

118 7%

35%

*107'%

29,306

6'%

*42

*23'%
6%

2974
106 7a

3274

96'%

No par

a

674

45

26%

1067

34%

*95%

26%

400

115

2o%

237b
107

4,300

67b

*42

1

*112

115

28'4

*106%

B

33'%

96%

No par

90

115

30

108'%

45

Copper Mines

May 11
12% Apr
1

.

117

*115

*106%

*95%

-

29,300

3%

*42

108

40

14%
90

10%

-

*107

*89

1674

45

__100

14%

14'%

*89

97

Robertshaw-Fulton

Ronson Art

14

14%

.

59

*58

90

*89

36'%

34%

1,000

2674

36

11

8%

12

43 74

90

*57%
14V4

8%

9

26 74

43'%
117
29%
108'%
6%
33%
118'%
11%

*57%
14%
*89%

200

33

*95%

Corp.

Haas

*38

15 7b

*32

43'%
117
29%
*106%
6'/a
33'%
*117
11%
34%

100

Company

4%

*38 74

*42

Rochester Gas

May 12

19% Feb

40

10

32%

Rheem Manufacturing Co

&

38'%

10

116%

series^

Oct

30% July 6
89% Oct 25

2,300

38'%

16%

100

preferred

4.50%

Oct

23% Jun

247a

11%
3%
10

No par

Co com

Preferred

7

13

247a

10

24

July 13

25

11
3%
10

6%

series

Richfield

Jan

2474

16%

100

3.60%

19

19 '/a Mar 24

25%

1
Tob class B—10

(R J)

27V* Oct

12

1,500

25'4

17%

__2.50

Preferred

49% Aug 11

Dec

34%

11%
4
9%

29%
*106%

Common

2

3

43

347a

11
3%
9%

A__100

convertible

14

4 % Jan

42%

34'%

16V*

Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds

44 74

17%

com_No par

Brass

Inc

108% Jun

8

Dec

21%

5'/a%

26'%
11%
59
14%

9
26%
12%
59
14%
90

6,700

Va

34 Vb

11%

No par

preferred
Drug

9
*25%

9

Shares

42

34 Va

11 %
37b

pfd series

&

Reynolds Metals

10

Jan

12%

105

9 Va %

*8%
*25%
10V2

share

44'%

17%

com

Corp

prior

conv

Rexall

99% Mar 31

21

68% Dec

6%

Steel

Revere Copper

25

13Vi Jan

28

15

Republic

5

7% May 16
34% Oct 25

Inc

13

xl05% Mar

Jan

Oct

16%

$ per

for

the Week

34

x43%

59
14%
"89%

10

Jun

32

*14%
16%
1674

34%
25%
38%
32
15%
17%
16%

Sales

Friday
Oct .17

id

S per share

$ per share

44
44%
34 Va
34%
25'%
2574
*38
38%
*32
33Va
*15
15%
17«/« ; 17%
16%
16%

1

common

preferred

convertible

$1

34
25%
*38

Oct.

Oct. 25

1

Remington-Rand
Motors

34%
25Vi
38
3314
15V4
17%

Thursday

Wednesday

_5
100
50c
25c

Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series

preferred

17

Dec

Reliance

1

11% Feb

6Vs

No par

Corp

50c

30

100

Stores

$4.50

*14%
*17
16%

Monday, October 30, 1950

%

10

preference

Corp

8% Jun

Aug

prior

common

Dec

Aug

Reliable

25%

.

PRICES

SALE

$ per share

44%

44

HIGH

Tuesday
Oct. l\

t per share

44%

Co—

&

dlv

Republic Pictures

Dec

4 Vb

(Robt)

$1.2o

50c

Republic Aviation

30

10

91

No par

Inc

Reo

5% Jan

Jan

103

5

14'% July 25

Jan

Jan

Bros

50

13

5%

16 y2

preferred

Mills

Hosiery

25

July 13

2V+

110

2nd

Silk

93% Aug 22
18% Oct 13

20

Jan

3

4%

38
*32

Reed Roller Bit Co_.

11

Dec

6%

Jun

"34

preferred—50

1st

non-cum

4%

44

AND

Oct. 23

t per share

—25
50

common

non-cum

Real

Reis

4V+

1

common

preferred

92

34'% Mar 22
18

Oct. 21

share

Feb

30%

LOW

Monday

Saturday

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

.

record

stock

STOCKS

ltAnge for Previous

.

974

*43

974

10

9%

s
109%

26% July 12
xll0'/4 Jun
34

19

Mar 24

21% Sep

25

50% Sep
23% Oct

18
9

Jun

12%

Jan

9% Jun

27

Jun

43%

Dec

42 y4 Jun

30

26

215

Oct

20

24

140

Oct

3

11% Oct

16

7%
31
87

Jun

131%

Dec

128

Jan

78

Jun

100% Not

98

Jan

Jun

9V+ Jan

6%
77

July

9%

Jun

87

13%

May
Dec

7% July 13
13

28% Sep
38% Aug
Jun

98

Nov

Xl03y2 July

108

Oct

90

94

Jun

78

94 y2

Jun

12%

Jan

91% Mar
104%

Oct

Jan

14

Oct

4

20% May 24
35 Va Oct 25

Jun

30

84% Jan

9

Jan

7

1st

pfd

112% Oct

18

Mar 27

92

Mar

91

Sep

86 Va Jan

21%

Dec

20

Jan

3

40% Oct

62

Dec

60

Jan

3

5

2

7

16%

Jan

19% Sep

16% July 26

77'A Aug 30
21% Feb
2

36%

Feb

56

Dec

47Va Jan

25

82

5%

Jan

11%

Dec

10 Va Jan

31

33%

Jun

44 V\

Dec

40

9 y2

Jun

4Ve

Jun

6%

Jan

6%

Jun

11%

Dec

Jun

101%

Feb

July 17

14'/a July 28
5 y4 Jan

3

8% July 13
13

12% Oct

31% May

24% Jun

27

28% Sep

27

22%

Jan

38%

33

July 25

105% Feb

10%

Oct

14

8% July 12

113%

Apr

15%

Dec

15% Jan

7

30

Jun

4074

Dec

34% Jan

25

5

Jan

"7

Oct

11% July 25
6% Jan 13

Jun

474

Jan

274 Mar 31

22

May

27%

Nov

28

Oct

36%

Jan

24% July 12'
2974 Mar 21

18%

Jun

24%

Sep

2174 Feb

2Va

15

52% July 13

22%

Dec

20% Jan

19

Jun

33%

Dec

21%

Nov

31%

Jan

2874 July 13
17% July 13

88%

Feb

16%

Jun

83% May

100% Mar

77

3

July 19

95%

Jan

10%

Jun

14%

Jun

17%

Oct

16

Feb

14

97% July
3% Jan

107%

Dec

106

Jan

20

3% Jun

29

7%

Jan

40

Mar

17%

Jan

474

Oct

10%

Dec

52%

Oct

88
Aug
14% Jan

3
4

Mfg Co

3.65%

preferred

4.30%

preferred

Scranton

Elec

3.35%

(The)

5

com

preferred

Seaboard

5%

100

Co

Air

Seaboard Finance

Seaboard

Oil

Co

Roebuck

of

&

Seeger Refrigerator

774 July 25
51% Jan 11

Sharon

Oil

k

Steel

$4.25

cum

Shattuck

Shtller

Oct

May
Oct

17

Oct

25

Simonds

Jan

28

(A)

S % %

Jan

90

90%

90

90

40'%

397b

40 VB

39%

40

38%

39%

38 74

3874

12,000

76%

*75'%

76'%

76 Va

76 Va

76

76

76

76%

1,300

*17%

2.60C

17%

17%

17'%

17 74

17%

17 74

177a

72'%

73

71 Va

7274

70%

70 7

a

7,200

15%

157 b

1574

15

15%

1474

15

54%

54%

53 %

54'%

53%

54

537 a

54'b

53

53%

52%

537b

22,900

*17%

*17%

1774

18

18

18

18 74

1774

18

17 7 b

1774

2,900

10'%

10

10

10 7b

113 4

11

12%

12

12%

36,900

9%

9 74

9'%

12.500

1

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

*94'%

96%

*94'%

96%

*94'%

96%

AND

HIGH

LOW

STOCK

Saturday

1

No par

Co

1

*12%

&

39

39

30 74

30%

30

64%

65%

65

20

*31%

32

32,

Iron

D

(E.

17%

Apr

2274

Nov

20

82

Jun

92

Dec

8974 Jan

July 13
31

474 July 13
47% Jan
3

109

Aug 18

24 Va Oct

23

9674 May 24
8% Aug 11
7774 Mar 27

18 74

Jan

98%

Jan

143

Dec

121

July 13

160

Jan

Mar 22

15974

Dec

136

July 13

174

Mar 22

rur

1001 nut©*

net

page

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24.

$4

9 74

97 b

6,900

37 b

3%

37b

5,900

337%

327^

33%

6,200

*39'%

40%

1,100

29'%

45,900

64 72

3,900

39

39 74

39 VA

40

41

41

30'%

29%

30 VB

29%

30 3 b

2874

30

29

65%

65 %

66 Va

65'%

66 VA

6474

65%

64%

41

32

317%

31%

31%

3174

30 Va

30'4

30%

30%

34 74

34%

34 Vb

34%

3374

34 "a

32%

33%

32 VA

32%

2,700

21%

217 b

21%

21%

21%

21%

20%

21%

2174

21%

13,400

1,300

79%

*90

93

19 74

19 74

400

247a

24'%

2474

24%

2474

24%

25 Va

24%

25'%

247a

247b

102,300

109%

Co

Inc

15

pfd__100

247 a

110%

110'%

1

4'/a

4%

47b

4 7

k G Co com_4.50

77a

8

7%

*51%

53

*51'%

*

8

k Platinum

50

5

*109'2

474

4%

4%

4%

10,400

8

7%

8

7%

8

11,500

*51%

53

*51'%

53

*517%

53

*51%

53

137 b

13
4<>

*41%

43

*41'%

11%

117b

No par

20

Co

7.50

*37

33%

33'%;

111

111

111

13

13

13

12 %

13

13

%

49%

49

49 7%

47%

49

48'4

*41%

43
33%

43

*41'%

33%

*41%

43

*41%

33%

34

33%

stk

tr

11%

117b

11

117%

11%

117a

20

20 7b

20

20'%

20

29

3774

37%

37%

38 74

37

3774

3674

37

597a

6074

31,900

42 74

427a

25,400

6574

6574

%

617a

60%

617 b

60'%

60%

607a

617b

597a

61 %

44'%

44%

437b

44'%

43

437b

43

43 "4

4174

43

*66 %

6674

65%

65'%

66

66

65

63

64

14%

14'%

14%

!__100
100

*63

*14%

14'%

No par

674

66.

65

1

6%

Inc

1

*6 7 b

No par

*78

_1

*25

1,700

37%

6074

ctfs

Bros

4,800

43

20

33%

No par

preferred

33'a

13

4874

700

33 7% ,3374;
11% ,11%
20,.'
20'/a

No par

common

&

4'%

7%

497b

Elec

Co

HO >2

4 "2

13

&

5

11074

4%
8

49%

43

40

7%

110 %

13

Gas

;

53

,

110

40

4%

2

49

13

25

Gas

111

*48%

Edison

(The)

66
65

*63

.

7'%

14%

67 b

67 b

678

7

7

V

7

7

82

7

*78

82

*63

14%

14

*78

82

67a

6%
*78

7

6%

65'%
*63

147b

67b
*6%

82

6574
65

14%
7

6%
82

33'%

6.900

11%

11%

46,800

19%

20

36%

37

*63

2,900
2,400

900

64%

60

14 7b

14V4

1,700

6 72

6%

7.100

6'%

400

*6'/4
*78

82

25%

25%

25'%

25 Va

25%

25

25

2474

25%

25

25

1

3074

307b

30

30%

2974

30 V*

29%

29%

28%

297%

28%

29

2

11%

12%

11%

12Va

1134

12

1174

12

11»%

12 Va

117 b

127 b

No par

787b

79%

79 74

79 74

*79 74

79 74

79%

7974

7974

7974

79

79'%

300

common

preferred

2,100
7,200
45.000

5

&

Sons
Inc

Elec

$4

19%

197b

20

197 b

1974

19%

197b

187 b

19%

187 b

19 Va

10,700

*37%

3774

37%

38

38

38

38

38

37%

3774

377b

37%

2,200

1*107'%

109

109

109

109

*107%

109 7%

common

Co

preferred
preferred

com

109

10774

108'%

No par

23 ','2

237b

23'%

237a

237b

23%

No par

preference
prior

19%

1

No par

R)

Brands

prior

9'%

3%

39

37%

*77 74

E

$6
$7

9%
327 a

3374.

19 7 b

Ohio,

&

9%

3%
33%

21%

Co

Gas

9%

374
337%

93

$3.50 preferred
Stand

974

3%
33%

34 74

preferred

Standard

9'%

374
34

21%

Spencer Kellogg & Sons__
Sperry Corp (The)

Square

1,900

34 '%

$5.50 preferred

Squibb

13

Co com__20

Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common

9

13

79'%

Oil

(AG)

3

13

*90

15

Mar

127 b

*19

10 74 Feb

20% Oct

13

*77 74

Jan

40

13

19%

6%

5
29% July 26
106% Jan 25

13

79 %

3% May
3% July

$4.50

13

93

non-cum

Conv

9,900

1974

Mobile

25

52 74

*90

Spalding

Sep

5174

*77%

9

85

52

.

19

13

1

50

79%

Feb

Inc

*22

55 74

93

1474 Oct

Spiegel

200

23%

5372

19

65

66% Aug
15% July

1,400

*22'%

557 a

337 b

35/b

23

23

*91

10 Va July 12

23

'

*22%

23

54%

.

974

974

3%

3374

22'%

10 74

*77

California

26

974

3 7b

33%

10 74

19

5374 Jun

July 31

13 Vb

5

preferred

12% Sep

12%

10%

78'%

58% Jun 28

25% Oct

13

107 a

*

90

Feb

32

56 Vb

10%

107'%

19

Jan

3

22'%

557%

107%

*106

90

Jan

26

22%

55%

10'%

108 %

78

1374

8% Mar 30

22%

10'%

>106

19%

66%

2574 Jan

10%

108 %

91

61

20% Jun

*10%

*106

80

Jun

Oct

33.400

*90

Jun

29% Mar

Shares

28%

*19

Nov

6

277b

28'%

*78'/2

45%

17

S per share

share

10

10%

Oct

*9%

108'%

No par

56

7% Oct

277b

100

Railway

81

S per

100

Southern

3

29-%

Typewriters_No par

Jan

Jan

*22

'106

10%

5574

1

108 %

No par

Steel

41

Apr • 5

28'%

*10%

_l

Jun

5

*1C6

15

25%

60

297b

8,300

G)

Southeastern Greyhound Lines

&

29 VB

12.400

Pacific

3

30

Sales for

the Week

107%

Southern

4% Jan

29%

Oct. >7

106

No par

preferred

.

$ per share

29

Friday

Thursday
Oct. 26

387b

Steel

Indiana

PRICES

Wednesday

38%

new

Corp

Carolina

$ per share

140

38%

Vacuum

5%

f per share

95

95

33 74

62% Aug 17
46 Va Oct 18,
19

VB

SALE

Oct. 25

Oct. 24

96%

*95

39%

49

6874 Oct

f per share
28

Tuesday

Oct. 23

9 74

97 a

32%

Dec

29

Monday

Oct. 21

95

95

97b

1,400

39

51

Dec

10

10%

9%

.

33%

Jun

52%

18

j

3974

32%

loo

17'%
73

327b

Natural

Dec

10

17%

337b

Southern

11

*90

907+

*90

34

Southern

3274 Feb

90%

39 '4

South

107

*90

39 74

Apr

27

40

90

33%

May 25

Jun

4,000

1

& Sons Cpt

Co

200

13%

39 74

1374 Mar 16

11

112%

13%

33%

23 74

July 12

12

*110%

13%

39 74

South Amer Gold

5 54

11174

13%

5

Solvay American Corp 4%
South

111%

13%

_No par

Pen

Smith Si Corona

Socony

111%

1374

73'%

preferred

4.20%

*110'%

13%

15%

Corp_

O)

112%

13%

1374

17%

Co

(A

Smith

150

39%

25

Sloss-Sheffleld
Smith

94

33'.%

&

33% Oct

94

7,100

*75%

90%

*90

No par

Saw
Oil

3174

72'%

Co

Oil

31%

15%

Sheraton Corp of America
Silvar King Coalition Mines

Sinclair

40

317 b

39 %

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Skelly

100

99

107

94

*93

95

*93

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*106 74

17%

preferred

(W

95

31%

3174

40

4174
977b
107

*111%

112

13%

30%

977b

10674

337b

40

19

Apr

112

13%

31

*93

95'%

*94

107

30%

•30%

40'%

41'%
98'%
107

33'%

30% July 12

Dec

13%

96

113

*112

107%

\\

*97%
*106'%

337b

Nov

Dec

30

99

107

33 '/a

Nov

18%

30%

42

*97%

:

No par

12

3774

107%

41 %

41'%

99

*97%
>106

common____No par

36%

Jun

42%
99

73

Gas

Jan

Feb

42 Va

*97%
*106

No par

Corp

3174 Sep 14
70% Aug 11

11

180

*15%

Co

(Frank

Simmons

118 % May 24
474 Sep 20

95

15%

Corp
Mfg Corp

4

8

95

95%

*95

95 Va

72 %

Oil

10

23

95'%

.

43,100

15 %

Co

YORK

Sharp Si Dohme

35

Mar

-

10%

76%

Par
Shamrock

Shell

Feb

95

10%

10%

39%

No par

preferred

Sep

13%

94%

96

10%

11

72

Del

Co

10%

23%

*95

96

10%

10%

5

Co

28%

100

10%

10 74 <11

39%

Southern

Apr

11

1

A

36% Jun

71%

135

*75 Va

vtc__No par

com

series

3974 Sep 28
31% July 26
10% July 12

Jan

*125

100

100

Line

preferred

Aug

64

135

*94%

South Porto Rico Sugar com_.No par
8 %
preferred
25

10% Mar

125

__100

_.

12

26

138

30%

14

Jun

*125

25

common

14

Feb

138

4,200

54 Va Aug 30
45
Feb
1

6%

*125

4074

53% Apr

21

138

42

No par
No par

9

22% Jun

>125

42

preferred

preferred

3

May

138

7,300

11% Jun

574 Oct

*125

30

215

64,500

36% Jan

73

*203

18'%

Apr

Dec

208

34%

Nov

53%

205

18 74

14 Va

45

215

33%

40

35% Nov

*210

187b

Sheaffer

88

54'%

215

35%

24

2274 May 26
25 % Oct 25

16 74

167 a
56

*211

18'/a

23

102

54'%

215

33 Va

Oct

18

3,900

16 Va

17
56 Va

215

187%

56% Oct

36 % May 29
25
Jan 12

21,500

5574

200

35'%

$ per share

41

16%
55 Va

16%

17

56%

*195

EXCHANGE

4

3,900

18'/a

NEW

9

22%

34%

Rubber

3

22'4

1874

common

14 Vb Oct

22%

34'%

$4.50

23

2274

18%

Seiberling

2

23

22 3 %

33%

Servel Inc

11% Oct

6,300

22:%

16%

5574

45'%

19

Feb

Jan

17%

5674

45

34

Oct

Jan

1674

56%

*94%

11

36%

17%
56%

10%

26%
2974

17

46%

19

27

4674 Aug 28
108 74 Apr
6

380

45

33

14 Va May 31

30% May 19
3474 Oct
3

36
112

47

19 %

98 Va May 17

$ per share

S per share

357b
11174

112

46:%

32%

Sears

May 20

367b
111%

*111%

47

19 Vb

54 y2 Oct
20

22%

22% N 2274

35'/a

111'%

3674

36

36%
112

46'%

,

56%

100

Seagrave Corp

20

23

5

A

47

STOCKS

Jun

Jun

series

3574
112

112

46%

32%

Highest

24 Va

8*%

100

Corp

May 11
16Vb Oct 18

Lowest

Highest

Dec

Ry Co—100

111%

47

5

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1949

$ per share

100

23

3574 -36%

36

111%

Schenley Industries Inc
___1.40
Scott Paper Co/Common .____No par

Range for Previous
Lowest

vtc

Co common

4.40%

Savage Arms

Scovill

16

90% Mar

St Regis Paper

25

12% July 12

A 5%

preferred

non-cum

$3.40

Jun

77

5%

$4

17

series

Louis Southwestern

8

Jun

,16% Dec

St

18

13 Vb

Jan

Preferred

21

47%

83

Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com
rtc__Nopar

Aug

Oct

*46%

St

112'% Sep
31% Oct
96

35%
*111'%

10

St Joseph Lead Co

13

45

20

104

6

5
100

common

preferred

101 Va Sep

Feb

105% Feb
28

Oct

96

85

Apr
12% Jan

18

57 Vb Sep

5%

*91%

92%

92

92'%

9174

9174

com__No par

No par

__No par
No par

-77 b

637b
*143
*159

7%

160

77b

7%
63'%

637b

144%

*142
*

'

158'%

64%
'

77a
6374

77 a

65

2374
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7 ',-2

64%

24'%
92'%
77 b

651/4

108

23'%
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7

61*%

109

247b

237a

24

92%

91%

9274

77%
64%

144

143 Va

143'%

144

144

142

142

159

159

160

161

161

158

160

77b
62%
141

*157%

110

24,600
120

7%

12 100

63 Vb

19,700

142

700

158'%

900

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1647)

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

$ per share
55

Jun

Jun

60%

Jun

20

Jun

96% May

20%

Dec

12
40
x27
10

58% Oct

18

25

87% Oct

9

Oct

25% Jan

Dec

78

4

Feb

Jan

33% Sep

Oil

of

18

26

533/4 Sep

26

39

Oct

25

Starrett

16

Sep

28

Sterchi

393/a Feb

10

Sterling Drug Inc

1

12% July 14

July 12

Jan

98

Feb

21

33%

Dec

30% Apr

27

Aug 17
Oct

33/4%

23

101% Oct

Co

(The)

Bros

18

V/2%

42% Aug 24

Stevens

preferred

preferred

9%

1''%

Jan

12

Jan

3

213/8 Apr

21

Jan

13%

Dec

10% Jun

27

16% Oct

17

15 %

Jan

18 %

Dec

28

Feb

21%

Dec

163/4 July
5
163/4 July 13

20% Sep

12 %

23% Apr

27

Feb

28

Dec

25% July 17

36 % Oct

7

28',/a

Jun

6%

52

Feb

Dec

9%

38 %

Oct

71

July 13

8% July 17

90.

Jan

96

Sep

95% Jan

52 Va

Feb

66%

Oct.

55% Feb

15

117

Jan

122

101

116% Oct

10

Dec

10% Jan

25

17

17%

Jan

163/4 Jan

30

Jun

21%

Sep

19

25

Jun

15

16%

Jan

26% Oct

xl22

36 %

Feb

60%

7% Mar

14%

195

Jan

Jan

Oct

25

18

Sunray

18
18

July 17
July 13

116

Oct

6

13

Apr

4

27%

Jun

36%

Dec

33% Jun

29

8%

Jun

12

Feb

9% Jan

3

17% Aug

24%

76%

Sep

89

3%

Jun

26% Apr

5% Jan

3

39

*37%

15

15
37

101%

>101

101%

101%

*101

39%

40

40

40

40%

•-

40%

40%

40

16%

17

16%

16%

v

16%

16%

16

157/3

15y2

15%

101%'

1534

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1534

1534

i6

15%

19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

19 %

20%

20%

21%

20%

34

33%

34

32%

-

33%

33%

31 %

51

49%

49%

-

49%

50

10%

11%

10%

11%

10%

*96%

97%

*96%

15%

•

Jun

2%

12%

Jun

13%

Jun

i

Dec

6%

11% July 11

Dec

18

43/4 Apr

Nov

17

11%
97%

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72%

*117%

118%

•

51

11

97%
72

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72

72%

72%

'

*117%

118%

-

72%

49

72%

72'%

23%

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23%

27%

28%

28

28%

26%

28%

28%

28%

28%

27%

28

27%

28%

26%

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20%

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20%

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55

B

called

2nd

pfd

Biscuits

...

Inc

1950—20

ser

12.50

Mining Co
of

10c

California—

9%

25

com..

309

309

50

Corp

16

$4

16

__10

*43

100

Symington

309

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115%

10%

10%

"

.25

39%

Gould

20%

20%

19%

56

55

10%

17%

16%

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44

115

11

143%

23%

86

—y%

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9%

9%

39%

16%

44%

-

11

-

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26%

14%

9%

9%

.

17

10%

39%

38%

'

,*10%

19

Telautograph Corp

18

Tennessee

Talcott Inc

(James)..

Jun

11%

Jun

56

Jun

70%

Dec

63% July 13

86% Oct

7

Texas

Gulf

16 %

Jun

26%

Nov

20 % Feb

37% Oct

13

Texas

Pacific

89% Sep

65%
v

Nov

59 % Jan

25

75% Oct

4

18%

Nov

15 % Jan

13 1

24% Oct

17

16

Texas

Feb

58 3/4

Dec

53

July 17

22

48

Dec

44

Feb

14 :

63

Oct

4

Texas

Jun

30

14% Sep

25

17% Oct

4

8

1.'

Jun

13 %

Dec

4

Jun

30

8 3/8

Nov

7% Jan

3

14

30 % Jan

3

43

14

Oct

Apr

1.
18

The

20

Thermoid Co

14

10%

13%

14

,14%

-14%

500

23%

24%

233/i

24%

35,800

86

86

86

86

9%

10%

10%

3

28% Oct

5% July 13
51% May 12

8% Oct

84%

Apr

73% Sep

27

Dec

94 % Jan

4

101% Oct

27

Oct

95

2% May
23% May
19%

43/a

23/4 July 12
27% July 28
22
Jan
3'

5% Feb

6

42% Feb

6,

32% Oct

7

13% Jun

20

40

Jun

,t

Dec

25%

Jan
Jan

'

13%

Jun

19

<

32%

Nov

43 % Mar

33 %

27

4%

t per share
10

Jan

10

■■'i

Highest

Jan

Range Since

Dec.

-$ per share

11%

Jun

16%

Feb

6%

Feb

9%

Dec

98%

Feb

108%

Oct

9% Aug

15%

Jan

25%

Dec
Dec

32% Jun

»

98% Sep

103

Nov

98% Aug
8 % Jan

34%

Nov

29% Jan

Jan

4% Jan

Jun

10%

Dec.

10

39.

Nov

46

Jan

10%

Feb

12%

Apr.

31%

Jan

39% July 14
103/4 July 17
26 3/4 Jan 13

45%

Dec

Jun

•:

5

39

Apr

13% Jun

22

47

Apr
13% Jan

19

37% Sep

22

'

conV

Twin

23%

84%

85 3'a

83%

84%

83%

84

17,500

34%

36%

32%

33%

32%

333/4

13,500

%

81

83

•

22%

86.%

85%

85 5/a

61 %

60

60%

13%

13%

13%

13%

.

85 %
*60

17%

17%

17%

12%

12%

12V4

37%

38

37%

80%

843/4.

61

58%

60

13%

14

13%

13%

17%

173/4

17

17%

12%

12%

11%

12%

37 %

12%

37%

35

60

37%

37

37%

13-'/a

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13%

V

17%

12%

38%

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9%

13%

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8%

42

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27%

27,%

27%

28 %

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8
70

8

8

69%

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8%
42

4

8%

;

13%

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42

9

8%
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70

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27%

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,

13%

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8%

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101%

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29%

28%

28%

32%

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5

18%

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•

32%

32'%

18%

18%

18%

43%

423/4

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2.2

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32

43

LOW

Par

32%

18%
43

AND

Monday

t per share

/

HIGH

29

28

,

1,040
100

32%

31%

4.40G

;'•••

18

18%

41

500
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26%

/

8%

'

2,100

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69%

'

2,500

101%

101%

'

2%

•

2%

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42%

3,900

240
1.600
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28%

'31%

32%

18%

33/4

:

8%

28%

43

31%

'

>

>

300

12,900

18%

19%

9.800

40%

.

41

5,700

PRICES

Wednesday

'

Thursday

Oct. 25

S per share

6,400

42

3%

3

18%

SALE

Oct. 24

Sper share

2%

4234

Tuesday

Oct. 23

Oct. 21

'

31%

l83/a

Saturday

..'

.

.1

Airlines

Friday

O-ct. 26

$ per share

Oct. 27

S per share

Sales for
the Week

*

$per share

Shares

16% ..17%

16%

17

17

17 %

16%

16%

J.16%

16%

17,000

5

18%

13%

18%

18%

18%

18%

17%

18%

17%

18%

17%

17%

13,900

No par

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20

20

*19%

20%

900

10%

10%

ro%

10%

10%

10%

9%

10%

10%

29,400

107%-. 107%

106%

107'%

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107%

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107'%

Inc

1

common

Co.

107

\

5

preferred

wl 7 '

10%
107%

15%

23%

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:»101%

•

106%

15%

15.

15%

15

15%

14%

15

14%

23%

23%

23%

23

23%

22%

23

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36

36

*35%

35%

35%

35%

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102%

>101%

102%

12

37

36%

36%

8%

8%

8%

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35%

35

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102%

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12

11%

11%

11%

36%

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36%

35 %

35%

35%

8%

8%

7%

"

35%

8%

3,400
21.600

.

11%

8%

12

12

36%

,

102%

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102%

70

15

23%

1'2%

8%

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23%

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10

106%

23%

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1

"

15 %

15%

23%

«

50

i

16%

10%

No par

Coach

32%

43

«

~

STOCK-

Corp

:

43

—No par

1,100
-

26%

69%

*100

*28%

8%

*41

83/4

70%

'

6,800

!

27

101%
2%

29

*

12%

4%

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*28

2.200

"

70

Np par

17

17

8%

*100

_L—,

-

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•

42

8%

2%

r

133/4

'

2%

70,

5,500

59

13%

:

>

70%

-

10,100

'

27%

;

.

•

85%

173/s

13%

23%

100%

Axlei

prior
Co

23%

36%

13%

,•

20,000

•

85 3/a

2%

preferred

5%

1

-22%

*3%

$4,50 prior preferred
No par
Twin City Rap Transit com__NO par

13

Q14 Oct.

-22%

900-

l.OOU

843/a

37 %

20th. Century Fox Film com—No par
$1.50 conv preferred—
Np par

5

23%

5%

36

•

69%

Truax-Traer

13

-23%"

•

100%

Tri-Continental

Jan

24 Va -v"

2%

12

13% Apr

2 3 3/8

100%

Transue & Williams Steel

103'

1

75%

2%

23

36% Jan

3

4%

.

733i

100 %

15% Sep 13

18

6%

Jun

75%

2%

Bearing

Coal

73%

100%

8

6

75%

2%

23

$6

75%

*99'%

EXCHANGE
!

World

75%

*5%

5%

,100

19%. Jun

Trans

74%

12 %

5

common
—

Transamerica Corp

75%

400

22

5%

Co com..No par

25% Jan

5

Jan

:

*

21 %

61%

*13

13%

22

75%

.86%

*17

13%

13

22

13%

.15

-

110% May 17

3

10

10%

4%
24

:

H% Jun

8% July 13

104% Jan

■

13

5%

61%.

No par

20% Oct

7

,

Jan

86

No par

20% Apr

■>

29

Dec

Mar

m

'S per share

Jan
3
18% July 17

37%

19%

15

NEW

Highest

14% July J3
15% Jun 29

"17% Dec

32%' Jan

1

50c

Associated. Oil

Timken-Detroit

Timken Roller

13

22%

85%

;

preference

Water

Jan. 1

Lowest

-

$ per share
16%

R)

preferred

$3.50
Tide

13

;<

5%

37

STOCKS

Year 1949

55,800

V

22%

85

,1100

common

Thompson Products

Range for Previous
Lowest

V

140

9%

5%

36%

1

i

(J

13%

Trust—

Fair

Thompson-Starrett

Aug 22
43% Oct 23

July 14

9%"

..

22%

85%

Thompson

17% Jan

Jan

4,900

23%

*5%

36%

25

7

.

39%

22%

85%

23

20

5% Jun

*13

5%

363/4

*40 3/S

42% Oct

5

30

900

,
'

39

23

10

$2.50 convertible preferred
50
fThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thomas Steel Co (The)
1

4

33/8 Jan

Mar

23%

133'8

5%
*22

No par

8%

36% Jan

9

24

——10

..1

Oct

20

Co
Oil

preferred

9% Oct

Jan

—

&

Land

conv

133/4 Sep

7%

Jun

1

75%

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40. conv prefererice.__i_No par

3

41%

Nov

6

Coal

common:

3

Jun

14%

—

12% July
5% Jan

Jan

6%

$1.25

1

22%

75%

*13

5V4

22%

25

Pacific Ry Co
Inc

13 3/a

*5%

5

share, certificates
&

Textron

Apr

Mar

.>•

1%

1

14

Jun

3/8

35

•

10

Jan

<

Apr

12.

Jan

32% Aug

4% Mar
<25%

11%
153/4

July

Producing
Sulphur

Pacific

Sub

Jun

*13

5

...i.

Gulf

Texas

33%

9

;

Co

Texas

36

;

Corp

48%
-

500

10%

T

18

Oct

11.600

433/4
115

86

23%
*84%

*

1,000

16%

115

393/8

1,200

21,600

-

300

f 42 %

10%

1,000

10

16

43

10%

19%
55%

.9%

300

116

11

14

-

85'%

200
12.200

4.500

19%

-

304

10%

23%

85%

>

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116

71.000
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27

55 %

10%

39%

23

86

15%

17%

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39%

39%

300

43%

43 %

-

115

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22%

14%

23%

17

44

116

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312

15%
23%
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55%

16%
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140

23%

19%

55%

10%
312

800

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55%

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10

72%

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233/4

20%

*

9,700

118

15%

.

1.800

11

9.7%

72%
118

16%

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10%

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14%
23%

1 *84%

15%

16%

55

39'%

par

Corp

*

16%

20

39%

—No par

16%

1,600

49

10%

118

10

309%

16%

44

*112%

(The)—4.16%

preferred

9%

.

16%
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118

119

54

54

10

16%

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61,300

49

273/4

series

conv

118%

6.400

32%

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'

28

•<

1

118%

20%

31 %

72%

23%

7% Apr
23

3

8.800

19%

19%

,

49%

28%

13% Oct

10

Jan

15%

19%

.

.

'

9%

8.900

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50%

11

97%

16%

.

>

6.000

16%

11%

97%

10%
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50

:

40%

40

33

*50%

1013/4

,15%

21

33%

21%
33%

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No

25

900

6,200

19%

21%

500

14%

373/8

.

15%

191%

21%

38%

14%

16%

101 %

»■

1.200

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*100%

.

40%

16%

101%

100

56,300

53

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37%

8.600

253/8

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15

37%

323/fl
103

24%"

35%

15

37-%

V

38

28%

Paper Co
4%%. preferred

18

10% Oct

39

15%

37%

23%

Sutherland

88% May 31

4

38%

*15

19%

Swift International Ltd

July 13

15

37%

53

16%

5

Jan

38%

15

37%

53

2l3/a

—No par

6

18 %

Nov

38

15%

preferred. l.No par

Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co....,

79

Jan,
Mar

6%

45% Aug 23

40% Oct
15% Mar

37%

37%

: 32
*102

25%

53%

*53

32%

28%

Oil

9% July 11

37%
.15%

32,200

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23%

Steel

35

53%

86

24%

16%

Superior

103

53

17,700
23,100

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32%

28%

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Dec

53

75%
57%

102%

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4

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53

Shares

75%

,56%

.

.

26

25

23

Nov

53

»

253A

-

pfd series B—.25

Sunshine

11%

26

conv

Sunshine

41%

33

103

25%

Corp common
preferred series A

11

108%

32%

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103%

21%

Oil

11% May 11

Feb

33

26

*102%

4%%
5%%

Dec

32"%

32%
25

104%

86

*19%

common—,—No par

Preferred

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32 %

' *102% 103'%

'•

33

25

1

83%

4%%

18

7%

86%

.100

19

Aug
17% Oct

86%

76%

preferred

633/4 Apr

3

86%

16

1

4% %

Oct

335

93/4 Mar 30

•

A

21% Oct

30%

\

Co

Class

85%

the Week

$ per share

57%

20

Corp

Oil

9

Oct

106%

,

Sun

86%

74%
56%

,

No par

Corp

series. A

85%

*39%
;

Chemical-Corp comomn.._—_1

$4.50

Jan

29

26

July 13
8% July 12

Dec

Sun

29% Oct

49

Sep

227

8% Aug

•

Dec

12%

Jun

Sunbeam

5

18

57%

Sales for

Oct. 21

$ per share

76%

57%

*101

5

preference.^

76

57%

37%

—15

Webster—.:

&

24% Oct

14% July 12

127

prior

7

Apr

72%

Dec

11%

July

9'

Mar

11% Oct

20

5%
Stone

Studebaker

76%

57%

*15
..

Stokley-Van Camp Inc common...1

16 %

'•

Jun

9Va

75

58

*37
•

,_L—,100

P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp

75%

53

:—5

(J

74%

863/8

Friday

Oct. 26

$ per share

57%

32%

1

—_

Thursday

Oct. 25

$ per share

'

24%

-•

—No-par

Inc

common.:

t per share

74"%

**102

,_50

S

L

Stores

PRICES«

Wednesday

57%

86%

preferred series A_^—,100
Steel Spring common:__l

convertible

SALE

57%

•

Standard
4%

HIGH

Tuesday
Oct. 24

73%

Indianar—i„25

104

AND

Oct. £3

t per share

Standard Oil of California___No
par
Standard

21

34

LOW

Mdnday

Oct. 21

Standard Oil of New Jersey:
..25
Standard Oil of Ohio, common...10

26% Mar

41% Aug
100

25

18% July 13
48
Jan
6

Jan

13

Jan

101

Dec

38%

Jan

RECORD

Saturday
•'

Par

2

14

66

48

.Oct

24 %

Oct

42% Feb

NOV

27%

July

35

Sep
Nov

102%

Jun

94

Jan

70

Jun

STOCK

STOCK

$ per share

457/s

Jan

YORK

EXCHANGE

74%

Jun

.

61

NEW

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

36%

•

YORK

STOCKS

Year 1949

8%

*11%

* 35

'•'200

1Q2%
900

260
5.800

U
8%
'

*

Feb

21

19%
33%

Jun

'

Jan

112

94

Jan

96

Nov

96

Jan

30

86 %

i

Jun

Jan

94

Aug

90 % Jari

30

*

107

f.

'

■

40% July 17
111% Feb
2

\ Aug

103

M.4."

"

Jan

Jun

73%

Jun

Jan

81

Jun

Apr

51%

Feb

50

Jan

363/4

Jan

31

27

Dec

25% Jan

13

Oct

106% Jan

3

25

89%

20% July

•

*

2

104%

Jun

109%

10%

Jun

143/4

Oct

13% Jan

61%

Jan

85%

Oct

79% July 11
24% July 17

19%

Feb

103-

31%

Dec

9%

Jun

Dec

106%

Jun

4%

Oct

106 % Jan

Jun

38%

July

7

18

Preferred

15

Preferred

4

100% Sep
54

4%

Mar 20

Oct

1

Mar 29

>

United

Biscuit ;of

41% Oct

24

United

Carbon

32

Sep

28

Unifed-Carr

4

Jan

12

United

July 11

50

3%

Dec

3%

Dec

3%

Jun

9%. Dec

19

Feb

94

Mar

Dec

58

July 17

Jan

16

Mar 29

25

423/4

Dec

39

55%

Dec

50 %

July 18
July 12

19%

Dec

26%

8% May 22

29% Apr

13

Dec

15

Dec

27% July 12

102%

Nov

173/4

-

Jan
Dec

175

Jan

6% Jun
43

,

,

May

187

Oct

99

Oct

4

14% Jun

30

90% July 26
181% July 19
8% Jan
3

10%

Sep

57

Jan

46% Jan
22

4

Jan

3

23% Jan

12

39% Oct

19

106% May 23
21% Oct
135

Jun

189

Mar

12% Oct

24
5

2
18

60

Sep 12

Apr

26%

Oct

34

Oct

3%

Jun

9%

Dec

8% Jan

10

21

Aug 18

15%

Jun

30%

Dec

28% Jan

9

62

footnote*

set

page




24.

Mar 11

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37

35%

36%

35%

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47%

47 3/4

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47%

47%

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48

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112

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95

95

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3,300

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4,300

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52

53 V*

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52%

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24

65%

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65%

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19

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19%

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28 Va

%
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28"

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28

28%

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28

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14%

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20%

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39

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39%

38%

39

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103

102

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20

111

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5

12

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32%

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19'%

103
21

111

183%
12

60

32%

21

108%
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12

21%
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102

34

27%

102

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4,600

14'A

14%

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20

23,700

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3,900

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8,600

100 Va

100%

.

20

20%

19%

20%

108%

108%

106%

108 %

106%

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11%
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183%

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2,300

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185 Va

11%

21

11

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-

250

20

21%

108%

lf%

60

32%

102

33,100

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184
-12-

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102

2,500
10.400

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21

1

60

58%

58%

33 %

34

33%

33%

32

19%

20%

19

60

61

57%

19%

19%

20

19%

59

59

60

60

20%

300

65

108

*

t

.

64 Va

20 Va

38%

v

18 Va

■

14%

19%

*

,.100

US Leather Co common..
Class A conv preferred

500

53,300

17

*10%

No par

Chemicals

110 Va

88

1

preferred———i—__100

US Industrial

*,108%

18%

51%

preferred

4%%

14.100

88

18%

U S Hoffman 'Machinery •com—

30%

173/4

*42

U S & Foreign Securities..—No par
$4.50 1st preferred
No par
US Freight

900

297'a

88

65 %

US Gypsum Co common

35%

19

51%

Certificates of interest—.1

96

90

5

United Paramount Theatres

8.900

51

18%

10

,

20

■

35%

89%

No par

United Merch & Mfrs Inc..,

-

51

.

18%

5

United Gas Corp..—y—
United Gas Improvement Co

i

30 7/8

89%

28 %

t"

40

.

105%

18%

1

,

common.

94%

94 Va

30%

30%

.

,

30%

35%

30%

*104

507/a

35%

/

94%

.

89%

100

;

United Electric Coal Cos

19% Mar 22

17%

For

United Corp

United Dyewood Corp
7% "preferred

18

15% Sep
24

116%

37

12%
45

18%

.'

100

United Engineering & Foundry.

15 %

Jun

«u-%

*13%

No-par

United Fruit Co

11 % Mar 30

30%

Fastener

19

Sep

Jun

11%

*108%

Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c

20

Dec

12%

44%

11 Va

90

177/8

■.

No par

66 % Oct

Dec

July 13
% July 13

Co

53% Oct

26

25%
-

12%

45%

*88%
29%

;

America—No par

21

14% July 18
22% July 13

-

preferred

Sep

133/a
-

common

$3.50 convertible preferred

3

4% May 31
12% Aug 21
78% Mar
3

x89%
'

3

Mar

22%

Jun

18%

1
•

Jun

30

70

Feb

12%

Va

11 3%

,-r

"

5.

July 12

93/4 Mar

95 %

;

$4-50 preferred
—No par
United Board .& Carbon jCo£p_v„10

13

2 3/a

18%

31%

United Air Lines Inc common—_10
4%%
preferred ...
;_100

36 %

19%

12%
44

12

*100

•

110%

Oct

Jun

13 VB

453/,

117'a

95

*108%

Sep

July

13

45%

105

112

100

convertible

47%

16

*105

,

50

common..

*93%

/

30%

~33/4

x44%

*100

par

30%

5%

<

24

90% Aug

series..t-.No

5

Jun

Jun

46%

.

51%

Jun

14% Aug
34% Jun

36 Va

47%

_

36

2%

45

363/4

46%

*35%

40%

•

36%

47%

.

*51

16% Oct

3% Jan

36%

47

No par

111% Sep

Jun

12

prefej-red__50

3

23

*113/4

non-cumulative

32% July 12

Jan

13%

45%

11%

Unipn Tank Car Co—
United Aircraft Corp

1

33

13

45%

11%

111%

series——No par

$3.50

Union Pacific RR Co

22

34'/8 Aug

«

$3.70

Preferred $4 series*:
No par
Union Oil of California.——
—25

>

3.

19

13%
45%

11%

"

Aug 21

112

/:

13

45%

11%

36' Vis

f

13%

45%

"

36% Oct

.

13 %
45 %

,

Union Bag & Paper Corp
No par
Union Car.bide & Carbon..—No par
Un El Co ol Mo pfd $4:50 ser__No par

May lo

7% Mar 28

'

/ 29%

*

107% May 23
33% Sep 22

May 12

24% May

Sep

lo

Udylite Corp (The) __———J_1
Underwood Corp
s
No par
Union Asbestos A Rubber Co
2-5

103% Aug
99% Aug

9

Dec

-

3038

32%

•

114

27

48
,

51

24

25%

,

*

»

9.200
50

*10%

11

*

58 %

59%

33%

32

32%

7,000

19%

19

19%

14,200

60%

*58

58%

11

59%

2,000
10

■

_No par

*57

" 60%

.

2,800

23'

24

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1648)

YORK

NEW

f per

share

Highest
1 per

$ per

share

Jan

16%

Oct

14% Jun

7%

Jan

8%

Apr

Jun

49%

Jan

Jan

72

Deo

7% May 10
34% July 13
65% July 17

19% May

30

Dec

82

93% Nov

38

52%

Apr
31% Aug
X12 %

Jun

43

Jan

46%

33%

Oct

62

Oct

Jun

26%

Jun

139

Jan

Jan

4

18% July 12

Sep

40

4%

Feb

July

5% Jan

6% Nov

3
26

9% July 13

Jun

11% Nov

Apr

92

Dec

91% May

Jun

4

Jan

3

Feb

3%

27%

Oct

2% July 17
22% Oct
2

Jun

17%

Jan

15

Feb
Jan

9%

4

Sep

Feb

12%

Jan

3

July 13

Oct

Dec

U

10

common

7% preferred
S Steel Corp common

preferred

3

20% Jan

26

Feb

13% Jan
Oct

19%

11% Apr

3

United Stores

2d pfd—5

10%

10%

10%

10%

Jan

26

convertible preferred—No par

*94%

96%

*94%

96%

100

27% Jan

$6

18

6% Apr

$4.20

non-c

8%

Pictures Co Inc

com

preferred
Utah Power & Light Co—*

Dec

97% Mar

8

103

98

10

39% July 26
96% Mar 22

101

Dec

Dec

5

Jun
Jun

118

Jan

20

Dec

113%

Jun

118

14%

Jan

9% Oct

29

Jan

27

106
22

79

Feb

Xl03% May 26

23%

Jan

6% Jun

Jan

15%

July

19% July

Oct

5
6

Mar23

117% Aug 25

27% Jan

32% Sep

7

x30% Oct

13

July 17
Sep 27
11

37% Apr

13

22% Sep

1

33%

Oct

28

32

Apr

31% Jan

60%

Jan

48

Apr

Jun

14% Sep

12

Jun

Jun

31% Nov
33
Dec
9% Jan
17% Deo

27% July 17

Jun

18

45

Jun

12

25%
21%

Jun

6%

Jun

36

1,070

53%

54 3

67%

67%

67'A

67

67 %

1,700

41 %

153,000
2,200

39%

42

150%

150

42'A

40

150%

19%

150%

19%

20

*43%

19%

Va

150

45

18,500

4

3,800

19%

20

6%

6%

5,500

10%

10%

10%

10'A

10'A

*10'A

10%

1,900

96 %

*93%

96'A

*94%

*94 %

96

*43'A

45

96%

45

?a

3

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

24'A

23 %

23%

23%

23%

*23%

24

24

23%

23 %

23 %

23%

*23

24

4%

4'A

4'A

4%

4,100

24%

3

*23%

4%

4%

24%

24'A

*172'A

176

24%

24

24

172%

9%

200
700

4%

2,700

24

*170

174

24

172%

176

4%

10%

9%

10%

10'A

10%

57

57

57

57

57

55%

56

25%

25%

25'A

25%

25%

25 Vt

25%

25%

25%

30

31%

29%

30%

"29%

29%

x23%

*55%

1,400
10

,'9%

5.600

56

300

25%

6,600

13

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

12%

13%

12%

29
12%

4,200

12%

32%

15%

15%

32%
15%

32%
15%

32%
15%

32%
15%

32%
15%

32%
15%

32
15%

32%
15%

31%
15%

32
15%

2 900
4,000

27%

27%

27

27%'

26%

27%

3,700

"102% 104
"102% 105%
44%
44%

oO
1,800

pfd

8%
103%

103%

"100
8%
102%

19%

19%

19%

115%
"105

115%
105%

115%
"105

"100

25

29%

25
25
5
10
20

"31%
30%
"32%
19%
"32

"62
"13%

9

*31%
30%

"32%

32%

18%
"32

101%
8%
102%
19%

115%
105

101%
8%
100
102%
19%
19%
115% 115%
"105
105%

19%
32%

30

31%

30%

30

31%
30%

32%

32
19
"32

"62'A

19%
32%

28%

"102% 104
"102% 105%
44% 45
"100
101V2
8%
8%
99
IS

99
19%

29

30%
30

32
19%
32%

30
29%
32
18%
"32

63%

"62

6,400

"100
101%
8%
8%
99
100
18%
19%
116
116
"103% 105
"29
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
"31
31%
18%
18%
"32
32%

115% 115%
105
105
29

29

31%

"31%
30%
32%
18%
"32

30%

"100
8%

29

29

31%

32%
19%
32%

"101
104
102% 102%
44%
45%

115%
105

8%

19%
115%
105%

104
104
45%

"100
8%
102%
19%

104

31%
30%

29%

"102
"102
45

30

29

30

27%

27%

27%

104
104
45%
101%

Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co new___
7% preferred

May 17

18,500

57%

32

Wabash RR 4%% preferred
100
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co common
No par
Walker (Hiram) G& W
No par
Walworth Co
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
1
5%% preferred
100
Warner Bros Pictures
5
Warren Foundry & Pipe
No par
Warren Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co—__
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Wayne Pump Co
1

26

25% Jun

48%

141%

53%

10%

27%

Virginian Ry Co common—
6% preferred

Jan

47%
140%

50%
141

7/JUO

58 V

10 Vb

"102
"102
"44%

Va Iron Coal &c Coke 4%

Apr

100

26%
97%

"96

*43%

24'A

27'%

5

32%

30%

28%

29
98

"

*172'A

104
104
45%
101%

21

33%

30%

75

6%

24

27%

Oct

Dec

25%

*72%

75

3,900

6'A

176

"56 %

*25%

39

6%

3

4%

"102
"102
"44%

Sep

Nov

Mar

57

*8%
38%

6'A

23%

10%

1.C00

8%

8 %

39%

*94%

23%

4%

7,600

16%

10%

24'A

2.50

:

30

26

30

57

176

47 'A

*140%

Shares

share

:);■

106

28

Va

Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5% non-cumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div partic preferred
—100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100

23

7
26

25%

10%

2.50

Vick Chemical Co

4

July 12
51% May 19

16% July 27
114% Sep 12

11% Jan

82%

10%

Van Raalte Co Inc—
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%

105

May

23

50%

16

6'A

*172'A

1

Van Norman Co

38% Sep
5
17% July 11
28% Oct 18

4%
23%

*172'A

100
—*

4%%

24

4%
*23%

100

Vanadium Corp of America—No par

Dec

47

*23

13% Oct

25

100

23%

34% Aug 16

98

Jan

24'A

23%

19%

19%
45

6

3'A

3

3

*23%

1

preferred

Universal

3

*

Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par

9

6

1

Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Laboratories Inc

17

2

6

50

convertible preferred

4%

9

24% Oct

Tobacco Co common

United Wall Paper Inc common

4% Apr 24

97

Jun

41%
150%

*43%

Jan

33%

41%

150%

6'A

Jan

91

41%
150%

42

150 «A

19%

85%

Jan

150'A

67'A

67 Va

44%

85% Mar

20

151 VA

56 3A

67'A

67'A

58'A

28%
*96

143

141

57'A

6%

23

12% Jan

10

41%

29%

$ per

16'A

8'A
39

the Week

Oct. 27

t per share
16

Sales for

Friday

Thursday

*72%

75

98

50%

50%
142'A

142

19%

25% Oct

23

Jun

"150'A

67%

41%

28%
*96

98

50%

51'A
58%

68

29%

*96

142%

57

*72%

44 %

May 23

24% Feb

7%

50%
140%

51

58%

73%

28%

29%
97%

*96

40'A

73%

19%

S

V

20%

28%

30'A

97%
141'A

41'A

39%

74

56

1%

27

3

39%
*73 Va

141

*67

8%
39%

74

50
50
No par
-100

*8'A
39%

44%

61% Jan

14

50%

8'A

41

100

Min com

*8'A

19%

12

20% Feb
9
Jan

11% May
27
Nov

29%
"96

16%

8%
41

*43 Va

U

July 28
Sep 27

25% Apr

Nov

40%

$ per share

16'A

i.

Oct. 26

16'A

No par

Jan

Jun

17

8%

Oct. 25

16'A

non-cumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
1

177

45

8%

100

1st preferred

non-cum

7%

21

x25

Jan

*8%
"73

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

PRICES
Wednesday

16'A

44% May 19
6% May 19

24% Aug 21

43%

8%

19

Feb

16'A

1

preferred series A

Rubber Co

U S

6

22

S

U S Smelting Ref &

26

151

S

3%%

5

7% July 10

Dec

64

Plywood Corp common

16

161

Jun

7

Jan

20% July 27

25% Sep
170

Mar

U

11

42% Oct

NOV

19%

27

97% Apr

68% Mar

13

44%

156

x31% Sep

54% July 14

22

12%

U S

5

Jan

21

U

12

21

Jan

2%

10

Jun

52% Oct

16'A

10
20
10

4 %%

49% Jan
77

16'A

SALE

$ per share

tper share

$ per share

1

preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co__

58% Oct

18%

8%

9

143% Oct

38%

80

8% Jan

25% Jan

Dec

Par

U S Lines Co common

4

33% Mar 31

Mar

140%

Feb

18

18

126% Jan

Apr

72

20%
129%

23% July 12
88% July
5
37% Jan
3

Jan

133

27

HIGH

Oct. U

Oct. 23

Oct. 21

AND

Tuesday-

Monday

Saturday

t per share

share

11%

.

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1949

Lowest

STOCK

STOCKS

Range for Previous

.

63%

32
19%
32%

4,600
1,300
13,800
160
80
1,480

1,000
2,900
800
2.510

w

Jun

xl2

x87%

Jun

9%

Jan

18%

Jun

14 '*

Jun

,23%

Jun

i 11%

Jun

16%

Feb

11%
x

Apr

3%

Jan

19%
78

Jun

July

16%

Jun

16%

Sep

14%

Jan

107

Apr
104%-flep
101% May
12%. Dec
35% Jun
104

May

101% Dec
16% Dec
30% Dec
22% Jan
25% Dec
14% Sep
24% Dec
17% Nov
6% Oct
27% Jan
84%Dec
23% Jan
22% Oct
25% Dec
115
Nov
108% .Jan
108
Dec
17% Jan
50% Dec

108% Jan

24
26

Jan 13
6% July 13
14% July 14
97
Jan 16
11% July 12
24% July 18
15% Feb 14
24'A Jan 28
12% Jun 30
18
July 13
11% July 13
5
Jun 27
24% Jan 13
83% Feb 28
19
JUn 27
18% Apr 15
21% July 13
110% Oct 27
105% Oct 11
..',104%.Oct
4
12% Apr 17
44% July 14
107
July 19
31

Oct

14% Jan

10

32

Feb

4

52
Oct 13
9% Apr
4
19% Feb

1(*

1

Sep

19

16 % Jan

24

38% Feb
24% Oct

6

27% Jun
15% Aug
24

Jan

18
8
3

11

17% Mar 16
8

Sep

88% Sep 25
14

25% Sep 14
27% Feb 25

114% Jun 13
109% Feb
7
109% Mar 24
18

Sep

13

68% Sep

5

"7%

7%

"28%
"86
27%
"23%
25V,
111%
"105%
"106
"17%
68
"110

29%
89%
27%
23%

Webster Tobacco Inc

26

30% May 31
28% Sep

"25%
14%
"21
"15%

63%
13%
29%
50%
8'A
18%
105%
13%
27%
24%
26%
14%
21%
16

Wesson Oil <k Snowdrift com
2.50
$4 convertible preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co
No par
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
$4.20 preferred series B
100
$4.10% preferred series C
aJOO
West VJrginia.Coal & Coke
__^_5
West Va Pulp & Paper com__Nopar
4%% preferred
—100

13

63

18

110% May 13

Year 1949

I per share

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

8%

share

Dec

$ per share
7 % Jun

41% Dec
16% Dec

37% July 26
12% July 5

21

Sep

33% Dec

27

July

3

38% Oct

20

Jun

30

Jan

28

Jan

3

47

Oct

Jun

70 VA

Nov

64% Jun
19% Jan

27

89

Oct

Par

Western Air Lines Inc

19

53%

24

13

May
Jun

20% May

•98%
21%
102

Feb
Jun
Mar

24

Dec

34% Jan
33
104

Dec

26

13

24% July 13
29 % July 13

Aug

102% Sep 22

26% Jan

2i2%'Feb 16

115

Dec

112

Feb

20

25% July 3
30 %' Oct 25
71

,

July

23% Mar

89% Jan
32 % Dec

12%
18%

Jun

16 Va

Jan

32% Dec

28%

Feb

Dec

39% Oct

3

Oct

25

Common

Oct

19

$5

26% July 15

41

Feb

27

15 Va Feb

8

23% Aug
54% Oct

8
13

3

34

Dec

30% July 12
33% Jan 12

7 %"May

14%

Dec

12% Feb

15

4'A Jun
x42% Jun

7"%

Jan

5'A Jan

3

49% May

11%

Jun

18%

Dec

16% July 12

Feb

72

Oct

69

July 18

77

65

Jun

76

Nov

74

Jan

4

89% Sep

68

Feb

89

Dec

79

July

3

91

Oct

11

<66

Feb

82

Dec

70

July 26

89 % Apr

13

Feb

12%

Oct

10% Feb

16

13

8%

142

Jun

15

16

Feb

July 11

15%

15%

14%

15'A

14%

15%

2,300

7%

7%

7%

6%

G%

6%

2,500

86%
28

23%

r

28%

29%

28%

28%

86 >A

86'%

85'A

86

85

85

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

15,500

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

5,700

24%

25%

13,000

110%

110%

29

25%
25'A
ill
111
"105% 106
"106
106%
16%
17% •
' 07
I f>7 \ X
"110
111' J "

111%
106
107
17%
67%
111

29

85%
28

28%
85%
27%
23%

29

7%
29%

,

Monday

AND

HIGH

Tuesday
Oct. U

25%

25'%

"111

111%

"105%

106

"106

106%

r

106.

25%
111

.

105%
106

"110

SALE

111

rfiro

-

"105

A'

•jSSWRSl v*$b &

|106
16%

i

66%

Thursday

Sper share

48

48%

48'A

48%

46%

47

17%

17%

17%

17%

16

17

"33%

34

33%

"32%

"32 %

33

33

45
*83%

45%

45

45'A

45'A

33
45%

85

84 %

84%

84

89

39'A
32%
33%
"103%

39 %

39

39%

39

40%

33 %

33 %

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

34'%

"104

104%

103'%

104

"103%

31

31%

31%* 32

31%

:

par

37%
30%
"93

123%

"120%

123%

123%

"120%

2,000

1,600

Sales for
the Week

Shares

$ per share

$ per share

17%
33Va

"120%

16%

66%

Oct. 27

48%

31

~30

111

Friday

Oct. 26

17%

31

110

107

>1

T

310

1057a

"110

111

2,300

PRICES

Wednesday
Oct. 25

S per share

24%
111

"105

7

9%

10

47'A

48

16%

16%

33%

33'A

33%

1,400

10%
•

21,200

2,400
10,800

45

45%

43

43%

43

43'4

3,200

88'%

89

87%

88%

86'A

86 Va

2,200

40%

40%

38%

40%

38%

39%

33'A

33%

31%

33%

31%

32%

33%

34%

32%

33%

32%

33 %

104%

103%

103 %

"103'A

104'A

"120%

32

30%

123 %

31'A

"120%

123 %

30,000

22,300
300
'

30 %

30

"120'2

54,400

.

2,200

123%

38

38

38%

38

38%

30%

30%

31

30%

30%

30'A

33

31

32%

31%

32%

94

93

93%

92

93

90'%

92

92%

92%

94

94

5,100
32.600
970

30'A

30%

30%

800

4

21%

21%

9,100

50'A

50%

51

51 Vb

51

51%

"51%

51%

49%

51'A

48%

50

3,500

"34'A

35

34%

5

"15%

15%

8%

conv

Co

—

pfd series A
Inc

6%

15%
8%

35

15%
9

*

*34%,, 35

34%

"34%

35%

"34%

35%

100

15%

15%

15%

15%

xl5'A

15%

5,800

8%

8%

8%

7%

8%

8%

8 %

15%

16

68'A

68%

68

68%

68'A

68'%

68'%

68%

67

68

15%

1$%

15%

15%

15%

16

15%.

16

14%

15%

15

15%

88

88

"87

88

87%

"11%

.12

1—10

preferred
•

67

1,900
28,400

f

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

1,900

18

18

18%

18

18

18%

18%

17%

18

17%

17%

7,700

"139

141%

139

139

*137%

139

18

"139

10

"42

—10

46%
22 %

141%

89

"87

*138

89

.

141

"87

200

*137

139

43

42%

43

42%

42%

*42%

42%

41

42%

41

41

46%

46%

46%

46%

46%

46%

46%

45%

46%

45%

46%

14,000

22%

22%

22%

21%

22%

21%

5,400

22%

22%

22%

22%

Prior

76

76

77

"76

77

76

76

88%

88%

88'A

88%

"87%

89

88%

88%

89

89

88

88

"87

89%

88

88

preferred 4%% series
100
conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)——Nopar

%

"11%

100
Co—

'

66

90

Prior pfd 4%%

■

18,300

87%

A

"

"88

Worthington Pump & Machinery
Common
Nopar
'

8%

No par

Co

Woolworth <F W)

"34'A

9

x30'A

common—-Nopar

Woodward Iron Co

3

Sep 22

900

15%

48%

Wisconsin Blec Power Co com—10

13

45% Sep
51

21%

22 3

Wilson-Jones

18

July 25

21%

17%

$4.25 preferred————No par

23% Aug 28

\59Vs

July 18
32% Jan 10

21%

48

—

12
Sep 21
22% Feb 25

43

137

21%

Willys-Overland Motors common—1

Sep 22

Nov

21%

22

$4:50

Nov

2,800

21'A

30%

Wilson &

49% July

900

14%

23%

18

35

10,100

25%

"1.4%

23

24

140

22%

25%

14%

30%

69% Oct

Jan

22%

25%

14%

23%

16

Jun

23%

25%

14%

31%

91

Sep

22%

25%

14%

23

5

22

24'%

25%

Wilcox Oil Co

17% May 26
9% Oct 18

44

24

25%
14%
21 %
15%

30%

27

128

4,000

31%

Jun

9% July 11

45,900

23

12

16% July 13

13%
277 a

22%

77% Jan

Jan

13

27%

"105

31%

Dec

13%

13%
28

31%

Nov

21% Dec

12%
27%

22%

Dec

Jan

100

13 %

28%

22%

12"%

Jun

105%

13

21

f per share

104%

3,800

"31%

577*

14%

105%

18

20

79%

10

105%

8

17%

1,200

White Motor Co——__—
—1
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
_20

35% May 23

Oct

issued"

prior preference-_No
White Dental Mfg (T|he S S)

Jun

5

105 %

*105

47%
17%

100

conv

8% Jtfn
70

"when

9,800

9%

Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
Westinghouse Electric com
-12%
3.80% preferred series B
—100
Weston Electric Instrument—12i50''
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
_100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par

94

Jan

5,300

8%

10%

Western Union Teleg class A_No par

33

81

49%

8%
18 %

10 »A

24

Aug 15

48%

7%
17%

10%

23

118

50%

8%
18%

10%

No par

Preferred series A

24 "

48%

8%

10%

33% Oct

Oct

50%

50%

18%

10 Va

41% Sep 22

32

13 %
29

10

Supply Co
Maryland Ry com

4%
Western Pacific RR cbm

105% Feb 18

13%
29

10%

36

Jun

13%,
29

28%

25%
14%

Oct. 23

I per share

13'A
29

29
24%

24%

25*%

111
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17V,
67%
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•'700

13%

29%

10'A

100
non-cum 2nd preferred—_100

6

50%
8%
18%
105%
13
28%

100

62

62

13%
29 'A

1

Western Auto
Western

13%
29

7%

29
86%
27%
23%

Oct. 21

f per share

32% May
8% Feb

21 VA

7

25

25%

111%
106
106%
17%
68!
111%

Saturday

EXCHANGE

10% Aug
4
51% Apr 25
22% Oct
6

Feb

5

24

63%
13%
29%
50%
8'A
18%
105%
13%

"62

LOW

NEW YORK STOCK

Lowest^

Highest
$ per

"104%
13%
27%

63%
13%
13%
28%
29%
50%
50%
8%
8%
18%
18%
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105%
13%
13%
27%,
27%
24%
24%
"25%
26%
14%
14%
21
21
"15%
15%
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STOCKS

Range for Previous
Lowest

29'A
"50%
8%
"18%

"75%

180

75

75%

88%

*87

88%

*87

89

*87

88

*79 3 4

81%

79%

79%

800

13%

13%

12%

13%

3,900

34%

35%

*75

81%

81%

"81%

81%

31

81'A

81

81

Wyandotte Worsted Co

5

14%

14 %

14%

14%

13%

14

13%

13%

Yale & Towne Mfg Co
York Corp common—

23

35%

35%

35%

34%

35

•

21%

;30

1,600

88%

77

.

340
60

(
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30% Dee
12% Jan

27

Jun

30% May

39% Jan

36

416% Jun

1

19%
8

Jun

'

Jan

9'A July 13

36% Oct

13

14% May 19
43 VA May 29

28% Nov

July 14
24% July 17
48% Oct

26

53 V* Oct

6

Jun

14% Jan

11% Jan

3

19% Oct

18

20% July
3% Feb

33% Dee
4% Oo*

31% Jan 13
3% Jun 27

10%

37% Oct

20

35%

35

35%

1

11%

11%

11%

12%

11%

117/b

4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_Nopar
Youngs town Sheet & Tube
Nopar

42%

42%

42%

42%

42

42

37%

37%

367/e

37%

36%

37

51

51%

51

51%

51

Youngstown Steel Door

No par

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

--—No par

56%

56%

55

56%

1

4%

4%

4%

35%

5,500

11%

11%

11%

11%

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11%

9.900

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36%

42%

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42%

41%

41%

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34%

36%

35

36

51%

51%

52

48%

50%

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49%

21,500

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18%

18%

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18%

18%

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55 Va

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66

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21,600
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Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Bond Record

\

New York Stock

«o>
FRIDAY

The

italic

letters in

the

WEEKLY

"Interest

Period"

column

headed

Figures

after decimal point

represent

each* case

or

one

more

the

32d

of

month when
a

GOVERNMENT

Tear 1049

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

Lowest

Lowest

103128

Dec

103.28

Dec

Jan

108.13

Jan

108.4

Highest

101.30 Sep

108.13

Jan

102.31

Feb

104.9

108.4

1

11

May

111.10 May

1

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

1

Feb

102.1

Mar

104.15

103.8

July

103.8

Saturday
Low

Oct

July

3s
27/8s

1951-1955

2%s
2%s
2%s

1956-1959

2%s

*

Oct. 28

Low

High

HIGH

AND

SALE

Low

Low

High

*101.22

101.24

*107.2

*101.23

101.25

1955-1960

*107.2

107.5

*107.3

107.6

*107.3

107.6

1951-1954

*101.3

101.5

*101.3

101.5

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

*108.16

108.19

*108.16

108.19

*108.16

108.19

*108.13

1958-1963

*100.28

110.30

*110.26

110.29

*110.26

110.29

*110.24

1960-1965

*113.19

113.20

*113.15

113.18

*113.15

113.18

*113.13

1952-1954

*101.6

101.8

*101.7

101.9

*101.7

101.9

*101.6

1956-1958

*103.21

103.23

*103.25

103.27

*103.25

103.27

1962-1967

*102.21

102.23

*102.23

102.25

*102.23

102.25

1963-1968

*102

102.2

*102.1

102.3

*102.1

102.3

_jun

1964-1969

*101.16

101.18

*101.17

101.19

*101.16

Dec

1964-1969

*101.10

101.12

*101.11

101.13

:

*101.23

Oct. 27

Low

High

Sales for

Friday

Thursday
Oct. 26

Oct. 25

Oct. 24

High

PRICES

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

Oct. 21

Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2Vas
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s

1

Jan

104.9

May

BONDS

STOCK

EXCHANGE

110.23 Mar

102.31

101.30 Sep

11

111.10 May

—

110.23 Mar

NEW YORK

bonds mature.

the

point.

LOW

Range for Previous

Exchange

YEARLY

in

indicate

Low

High

the Week

Bonds ($)

High

*101.21

101.23

*101.21

101.23

107.5

*107.1

107.3

*107.1

107.4

101.4

*101.2

101.4

*101.1

101.3

108.16

*108.12

108.15

*108.12

108.15

110.27

*110.20

10.23

*110.18

110.21

113.16

*113.10

113.13

*113.8

113.11

101.8

*101.6

101.8

*101.6

101.8

*103.22

103.24

*103.21

103.23

*103.23

103.25

*102.21

102.23

*102.20

102.22

*102.19

*101.30

102

*101.29

101.31

*101.28

101.30

101.18

*101.15

101.17

*101.15

101.17

*101.14

101.16

*101.10

101.12

*101.9

101.11

*101.9

101.11

*101.8

101.10

*101.22

101.25

101.24

'

'

102.21

102.19 Apr

101.13
103.2

103.18

25

102.14 Apr

25

Treasury

1965-1970

*101.6

101.8

*101.7

101.9

*101.6

101.8

*101.5

101.7

*101.5

101.7

*101.5

101.7

*101.5

101.7

*101.5

101.7

*101.4

101.6

*101.3

101.5

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

101.4

100.29

Sep" 15

Treasury
Treasury

1966-1971

li

2%s

Jun

1967-1972

*100.25

100.27

*100.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

2'/as

Sep

1967-1972

*103.10

103.12

*103.14

103.16

*103.15

103.17

*103.11

103.13

*103.11

103.13

*103.13

103.15

Treasury 2,/as

Dec

1967-1972

*100.25

100.27

*100.26

100.28

*1C0.26

100.28

100.26

100.26

*101.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

Aug

Jan

25

100.29 Sep

Jun

Feb

100.18

102.19 Apr

Treasury

Feb

101.7

25

102.14 Apr

101.12

Dec

100.28

Jun

1103

100.26

Aug

Oct~25

102.23

Feb~24

,

2%s
2'As

Treasury

102.30

Feb

105.4

100.13

Jan

102.30

Sep

102.18 Feb

100.17

Feb

101.3

Jun

101.5

101.8

Jan

101.8

Jan

Aug

102.18 Feb
103.9

July 17

Jan

1
9

__

100.29 Aug 11

1951-1953

*101.11

101.13

*101.11

101.13

*101.10

101.12

*101.10

101.12

*101.9

101.11

*101.9

1952-1955

*100.31

101.1

*101

101.2

*101

101.2

*100.31

101.1

*100.31

101

*100.31

101.1

1954-1956

103.27

100.31 July 28

Treasury

101.18

103.26

*103.24

103.27

*103.24

103.27

*103.24

103.27

*103.24

*102.24

102.26

*102.25

102.27

*102.21

102.23

*102.21

102.23

*100.23

100.23

*100.24

100.26

*100.25

100.27

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

—Dec

1959-1962

*100.21

100.23

*100.24

100.26

*100.25

100.27

*100.23

100.25

*100.22

100.24

*100.22

100.24

1951-1953

*100.13

100.15

*100.13

100.15

*100.13

100.15

*100.13

100.15

*100.13

100.15

*100.16

100.18

*100.16

100.18

*100.16

100.18

*100.16

100.18

*100.15

100.17

1952-1954

*100.20

100.23

*100.21

*100.19

100.20

.

2s

Jun

Dec

102.20 Oct

103.20 Jun

*100.13

100.15

100.17

*100.15

100.20

*100.18

100.22

*100.21

100.21

*100.18

1952-1954

*100.22

100.24

*100.23

100.25

*100.24

100.26

*100.23

100.25

*100.22

100.23

*100.22

100.24

*102.4

102.7

*102.3

102.6

*102.4

102.7

*102.3

102.6

*102.3

120.6

*102.3

102.6

1950

*100.1

100.3

*100.1

100.3

*100.1

100.3

*100.1

100.3

*100.1

100.3

*100

100.2

l'/as
Bank

Reconstruction
Dec

102.25

1953-1955

2s__

International

103.16

*103.23

102.22

*100.21

Treasury 2s

Feb

Treasury

Jan

103.26

*102.20

1959-1962

1951-1955

Treasury

99.11

*103.23

1956-1959

Jun

2s

Treasury
Feb

&

100.23

for

Development
102.20

102.28

*102.20

102.28

*102.20

102.29

*102.20

102.28

*102.20

102.28

100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

*100.16

101

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954

8

1972

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953

9

100.12

100.28

*100.12

100.28

*100.12

100.28

*100.12

100.28

*100.12

100.28

*100.12

100.28

100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

1C0.24

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

*100.8

100.24

25-year

3s

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955

102.29

102.28

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956

sales

No

*99.12

99.28

*99.12

99.28

*99.12

99.28

*99.12

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

*98.16

99.16

*98

99

*98

99

*98

99

*98

99

*98

99

*98

99

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

98.4

*97.4

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.1G

*96.16

97.16

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1962

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

*95.16

96.16

96.24 Mar 23

transacted

this

day.

Odd

a

lot

transaction,

r

Last

Period

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

York

Transit Unification Issue

3%

Stock

Corporate

OCTOBER 27

WEEK ENDED

Friday
Bonds

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Low
New

FOR

Week's Range

Interest

High

Sold

New York Stock

Jan. 1

No.

Low

Interest

Exchange

High
3%s series

No.

Il5if2116%

108

96

ft

Week's Range
or

Friday's

10

3%s

116 %

11__

series No.

•

June-Dec

No.

13

June-Dec

14

June-Dec

12

3%s series

No.

15

June-Dec

series

No.

16-

June-Dec

series

No.

17

June-Dec

3%s

series No.

3%s

series

No.
No.

3 V*s
,

^June-Dec

20i——

series

No.

18—

—L1-.

21-

No.

June-Dec

No.

24

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No.

25

3%s series

No.

26

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7s ser

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$

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external

1978—

5s

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1958
5s

June-Dec

1955

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1956

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3'As

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1952
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to

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1957—April-Oct

reduced

to

1931

to

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series

No.

97%

88

98'A

93%' 94%
*. 104 'A -104%

48
12

102'A

series

No.

3

107 «/a

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series

April-Oct
(Plan B)

6s Feb
1961—

A6s

assented

Feb

-

A6s

assented

Jan

—

—

39%

14

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36

98

104%
164'%

33%
102%

100% 101

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100%

101

100% 101'/a

72

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75

70

73

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37%

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51%

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36%

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52%

65

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1963

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36%

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37

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FOREIGN

SECURITIES

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No.

3

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series

No.

4—

June-Dec

No.

5

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1962

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60

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1961—Jan-July
1961—Mar-Sept
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April-Oct

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1979
1944

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deposit

collateral

General

1C

debentures series

3s

101

100%

Afap-Nov

1959

General

Hackensack
Columbia

99 %

5

100

1964_April-Oc£

refunding 5s series A

Certificates of

Francisco

88 'A

1964—ApriZ-Oct

96 %

H

consol

71

Map-Nov

trust

92%

'100% 101%

Jan-Julv

General

99%

Corp—

and

April

2000

65'A

April-Oct

Ry— \
modified)
1980

2015

Jan-July

Firestone

1031/4

—

April-Oct

1977

99'A

73

106%

94

99 'A

76

102%

12

Co—

1990

First

1972

1973

series

105 %

105

'93'A

1995_Jan-JuZp

mtge 3y8s series F
First consol mtge 3V8s series G

110%

100%

Southern

(stamped

Colorado

A

B

105%

May-Nop

1965

5s

General

110%

*1

Co—

series

series

67%

Map-Nov
B 1976_Afar-Sept

consol

Collateral

Terminals

mortgage 5!2s

First

'70%

Feb-Aup
April-Oct

first

Great Northern Ry Co—
General
5'As series B

_

20

'105% 106'A

1961—April-Oct

198

68

1961

gold 5s

cons

mtge inc 4y2s

70%

__

June-Dem¬

113% 114%
'74%

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(N Y")

Railroad

68%

69 3 a

1970—Jan-July

gtd 4%s

120%

stamped 1965

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first

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Colorado

3s

101%

110

'100'A 101%

113'A

June-Dec
June-Dec

debentures

Southwestern

105 Va

1990-May-Nop

1985

101

June-Dec

1995

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81

65

1977—Jan-July
1991_Jan-JuZp

1982

2%s

Short

4s
4s

Illuminating

mortgage 3s

mortgage

88

1st

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103%

G

1

92%

'101 Va

coll trust

Mich

94%
108 %

100%

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92V

92%

June-Dec

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87%
104%

2

General Realty & Utilities
Corp—,
A4s conv income debentures 1969

1
•

100

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St

25
28

i

Tunnel

2.3ps

94'A

100% 100%

April-Oct

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1993

83%

104

'99

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1993

series

&

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104% 105%

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1958—

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93%

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121

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104

28

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ser J

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1970

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mortgage 2%s 1979

A

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1966

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72

1

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100%

5

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1969—Feb-Aug

99

79%

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92

102 %

—

98'A
80'A

1953_Mar-Sept
Ohio Division first mortgage 3'As
1971-Mar-Sept

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Jan-July

mortgage gtd 3%s series E
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974
C I T Financial
Corp 25/8s 1959—

&

April

'

104%

73

105

1
-~

II

Jan-July

First

4

103% 105%

'

'

1975_ApriZ-Oct

series

First

City

103 %

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1952_Jan-July
1962.Mar-.Sepi

4Vis

87

O

85%

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1963——Jan-July
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76%
86

RR—

ApriZ-Oct

66

101JS

d"-

'61

—

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gold

AFlrst and

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series

v1 O H

—

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refunding

50%

100

101 A3

__

73

'104% 105%

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3Vis

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73

73

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82

52%

64 %

63%
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847A

fixed

debentures

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{Florida

Southeastern

First

and

61 %

58

'91%

-

Jan-July
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refunding mtge 2%-4%s

2%-4'As

-

.—June-Dec

Chicago Union Station—

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75

65%

62%

•

'80%

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RR—

1980

Chicago Terre Haute

62%

74 Va

75'/4

Map-Nov

1985

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77%

64

•

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ser

2%s series I

mtge 2%s

Edison El 111

104 Ya

75

64

1999—April

1989

Pacific

A

ser

B

Chicago St L & New Orleans 5s 1951
Memphis Division 1st gold 4s 1951

First

75

2044--—-April

99%

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90

66%

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3

26

81

56%

88

11

103% 103%

75'A

1985—

interest)

refund

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Detroit Tol

Erie
103%

10

127%

RR—

Jan-July
Jan 2019—April

increased series B Jan
North

Chicago Rock Island
1st

&

A

series

mortgage 4Vis inc

conv

Chicago &
First

4s

&

Detroit

5s

Chicago Milwaukee St Paul

High

Lake—

3s series

and

rASecond

1st

86

1

Low

5

63%

2042—Map-Nov

1

A

Western

contingent

Detroit Edison

Dow

30

.

88%

63'A

Duquesne

73 %

5

64

A

4s

126%

29

88%

May

May
ser

mortgage (3%

East Tenn Va

A

ser

Chicago Indiana & Southern

93%
86

r-

V'"\

4-6s

Grande

Salt

&

Income

78 %

127% 127 %

Gt West first 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
mortgage

& Rio

Denver

110%
1041/8

101

—

Chicago

A 2nd

107%
100

RR—

moitgage

mortgage 3%s
series B
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982

112%

1

99 V? 100

trust

3s convertible

110

10

,

l973_Map-Nov

1973
April-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 3Vbs 1977_June-Dec
mortgage and coll trust 27/8s 1979_Jan-JuZp

General

77 %

99%

Feb-Aug

First

A 1st

22

107% 107%
102 % 102'%

C

1993

mtge & coll tr 5s

Gen & ref

4s

and

series

5s

mortgage series A (4%%
contingent
interest)
2018

104V4

104% 105 Va
'110

Jan, I

No.

Div

mortgage series A (3% fixed
1%
contingent interest) 1993

103%

--

Range Since

Sold

First

133%

37

—

Bonds

AIncome

6

100% 101'A

1989—Jan-July
Jan-July

M

High

division

1st mtge & coll tr 4'/2s
Delaware Power & Light 3s

Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First

1st

Denver

101'A

1989

Friday's

Pennsylvania Division—

104%

1

129

refund

Essex

Collateral

101%

—

._

102% 102%

__

or

Bid & Asked

Co—

Western

&

mortgage due

&

RR

Western

Lackawanna

and

Morris

First

'103'A
'104%

--

impt M 37As series H 1973—June-Dec

div

A

70%

64

76

103% 103%

__

1965—Jan-July

and

Refund

62

First

impt M 3 Vis series D 1996—May-ZVop
Refund and tmpt M 3 Vis series E 1996
Feb-Aup
R

42

>

—

York

First

61%

ApriZ-Oct

3s

New

AIncome

53

1974

deb

Delaware Lackawanna &

100

59%

69%

'72

Ohio Ry—

4Vis

101 %

83

—

53%

Central Pacific Ry CoFirst and refund 3 Vis series A 1974
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968

Champion

101 V2

__

101%

60 3 4

1987
3s

100%

105

68%

Sale Price

low

Jan-July
2020—-May
2020—-May

68%

Last

Period

High

Jan-July

A

series

3 Vis

Low

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

;

-

J—

mortgage

New

1995

series

4Vis

mortgage

Central

A

4%s

mortgage

'100

'

No.

Week's Range

Friday
BONDS

Jan. i

__

'101%.

—

--

ENDED OCTOBER 27

Range Since

Sold

High

'100%

1948—June-Dec

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Low
Celotex

WEEK

Week's Range

Interest

.Map-Nov

102 y4102 y4
94 s

9434

9534

5

18

101

101 y2

104%

J

90

99%

Jamestown Franklin <fc Clear first 4s

Jersey Central

Power

&

Light 2%s

1959-June-Dec

1976—Mar-Sept

80
100 %

99%

100%

2

99%

81

103%

27

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

t

.

.

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Interest

BONDS
New York Stock

Last

Perivd

Exchange

WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 27

FOR

Friday

Week's Range

Friday

or

Sale Price

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Low

Low

No.

High.

New York Stock

Jan. 1

Sold

Kansas

City

First

1st

mtge 4s

Light 2%s
2%s
1978

mortgage

Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'%s
Stamped 1961
4

1961

'%s

unguaranteed

Toll

certificates

m-1/,

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102

101%

104S^

„

41

xox

115%

27

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3%s

First
Lake

3'%s

Mich

registered

Lautaro
A

&

South

gold

3'%s

gold

95

100
101%

N. Y

105%

N

Y

Cent collateral gold

Dock

%

%

1%

N

Y

&

90%

86%

first

gold

Harlem

gold

June-Dec

Valley

lirst

&

Coal

ref

95

95%

26

80%

97%

96%

97

17

94

97%

1954

First

&

ref

5s

stamped

&

ref

5s

stamped

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

1964

First
,

96%

I

1974

N

First mortgage 5s extended to

Valley

First

Valley

General

4'%s

4

81%

85%

N

Y

78%

1

73%

80%

N

Y

Feb-Aug

84

81%

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53

67

84%

Jan-July

1974

83

83

83%

11

69%

83%

fixed Interest

2003

—May-Nov

33j/8

55 %

interest

mortgage 5s extended

2003

May

63

58

33

36%

59

63%

34

40

64%

Refunding

to

1979

April-Oct

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(Pj

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debenture

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debentures

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refund

&

refund

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H

second

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1st

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4s

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79%

20

99

100

927/a

i

107% 107%

II

197a-May-Noc

89%

•7

86%

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1955

2%s

86%

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97%

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1980

mtge

96%

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104%

registered
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103%

&

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27/8s debentures

RR

4'%s

mortgage &

Manati Sugar 4s

series
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A

1972—_May-Nov

i960

series

B

sinking fund Feb

1

56

II

Jan-July

mortgage 2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
3%s
debentures
1988

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&

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1

Jan

1951

&

Saulte

lien

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1975

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series

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1991_

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1962

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A

ser

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1967

,

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78%

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(John)

&

Co.

3s

debentures

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33%

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—

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1974

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72

98

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series

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.

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—

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&

&

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Northeastern

impt

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series

5s

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of

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series

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1986_Feb-Aug

3

deposit—

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footnotes

see

page 29.




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103%

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20

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99'%

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1964— June-Dec

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1978

:

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debentures

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100 % 100%

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—

80

13
10

101%

103'%

■

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103%

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65

80

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series

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trust

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1952—May-Nov
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1960

1975

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—

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n\v2

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.

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sinking fund

4%s

I960——Feb-Aug

1965-,

-

1968

B

series

D

.

1981.—;

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114

114

&

112

115

June-Dec

104%

104'A 105

124

99%

106'%

June-Dec

109%

109 VB 109%

19

102 Va

111'%

April-Oct

mortgage 4 Vis series E 1984

3V'eS series F

1985

99%

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63

90%

101'%

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99%

99

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91

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5s

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gold

103

_

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105

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1960

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Ry
of

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series

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1977

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97%

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.

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1964—Feb-Aug
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101

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114%

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refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 2%s 1967
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14
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104

•

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—Feb-Aug

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101%
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25

52

16

refunding 27/aS series T 1976

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Ry—

1956

53%

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1952—Jan-July
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1954

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1953

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96

101%

—

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A

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104

7

25
15 3A

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1956—

52%
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of

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99 %

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95%

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1980

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96

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92 %

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3s

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67

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—

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82%
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Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR

Friday
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Last

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or

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101ft 101%

■

97%

__

Aprll-Oct

16

98

"123 ft

Penn

Electric

Penn

Power

104

100 ft

Jan-July
Jan-July

1994—

4fts

Gold

4 ft 8

1969

A

1977

103 ft

101

20

97%

—

123 ft

124

2«3

104

107'A

100'%

102

102%

105

—

,

105

100 ft 100%

3

"102 ft
83

.

83

83%

6

99% 101 %

100%

Mar-Sept

99 ft

79

74

83%

97'%

104

May-No?

debentures

97 ft

99 ft

104

92

101

96%

96Vi

97 ft

121

87 ft

110%

112'ft

534

100'ft

114ft

100 ft

Pacific

Union Telegraph

25-year

2%s

"102% 103'ft

■

'

__;

Co—

First

mortgage 2%b series F 1996
mortgage 2fts series G 1961
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994

series

E

1986

Jan-July

St

Louis

Dlv

3fts

first

Bell

debentures

gold

5s

gold 4s

Tel

1996

1951

2%s

debs

1985

1983

121ft
95 ft

1966

2%s debentures 1972
debentures
1873

97 ft

93

A

56

27

52

101% 102%

101%

44

101%

104 ft

26

103 ft

105 ft

9

101%

36

99%

105

104

104

103 '% 104%

101

1003i

Mar-Sept

102

64%

104 Va

Co—

1951

101

85

124

101ft 102%

102
102ft

Corp—

1971

convertible

68 Va

34

61%

May

2014—

107 ft

65%

60 Vb

*

60 ft

June-Dec

Jan

105 ft

62%

62%

debentures

1973

3

100 ft 101

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

107 ft

108

447

109

100 ft

102%

105

115ft

101%

Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept

First mortgage

Wilson

&

tWisconsin
{AFirst

32

111

101%

105

102

104% 104 ft

95

106

of

3s

1938

April-Oct
Jan-July

1960

104

102

"113ft

103 Va

113

-

115%

of

2%s

Public

83 ft

80 ft

82

92

69
73

77 Va

52

Jan-July
Jan-July
1936_May-Nov

4s

52

53

44

40

53'/a
50'/a

deposit

Electric Power

mortgage

first

81ft

40%

1949

deposit

dlv and term

ACertificates

91

90

12

102

107ft

15

104

2%s

100%

99

3

10234

Mar-Sept
1971

99%

99ft

June-Dec

1976

1979
3fts

Service

Jan-July

107 Va

105'A

"105% 107

109

100

108

100

29

99 y8

102

included

10

100 ft

103ft

not

106ft

107

107

•105 ft
99 ft

100ft 100ft
"106
63

63

63

10

96

96 ft

38

96

101% 101ft

40

97

40

96

Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-No®

general 4s

ACertificates

ft
107 ft

106

Jan-July
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf

first 4s

<102% 102 ft

Central Ry—

IASu & Du

Wisconsin

mortgage

S B

"103ft 104

Jan-July

121%

96 ft

3fts series D 1967

first

Co

96%

106

May-Nov

Swift & Co

2%s

Income

11

105% 106

106'/a

106%

92 ft

4

106

ASpokane Internat first gold 4'%s 2013
April
Standard OH (N J) debentures 23/8s
1971—May-No?
23/4s debentures 1974

Sunray Oil Oorp 2%a debentures

87%
83

94 ft

91ft
94 ft

Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct

96 ft

121% 121%

Jan-July

Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6fts series A 1956

first

96 ft
fi

Jan-July

Southern

Southwestern

"105% 106

106 '/a

104 ft

105%
106

103

104'A
105

104 ft 104'A

May-No®
Jan-July

1966

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3fts series C 1970

First

mortgage 2%s

Dlv

5s

debentures

Wisconsin
RR

First

Memphis

4fts

gold

30-year 5s 1960
Westlnghouse Electric

103 ft

110

San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A
1975-June-Dec

First

series I

Western

100

Apr-Oct

I960—

98

May-No?

1981

Pacific

3fts

1974

57
101

10045

100 ft

"100

registered 2361_

Winston-Salem

(Oregon Lines)

Southern

3fts

94'A

50

101

55

"53ft
"101

Jan-July
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
Gen mtge 4fts-4s series A 1969
Apr-Ocf
4s

2.65s
104

Jan-July
Feb-Aup

First

4fts

West

101%

87 ft

94 ft

-

85

73

'

Indiana Ry 2%s
Pacific Co-

convertible

75 ft

98%

97%

June-Dee

5s

1887

Gold

94

ref

Terminal

85

73 ft
97 ft

1

101 ft 101 ft

debentures

conv

first

Western

April-Oct

1985

2%s

3s

91

99% 100

„

1941_Feb-Auo

1979

23/4S

Southern

89

Telephone ft Telegraph Co—

debentures

Southern

•—

xN

June-Dec

debentures

2fts

Ala

30 CD

May-Nov

Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2fts 1976
South

May

1980

1974

Oil

t§ASilesian-Amer

127%

84%
82 ft

Feb-Aug

West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
2016

ft Sons 2fts 1S66_

debentures

Shell

126'%

Co—

mtge 4fts series A Jan

mtge

3s

RR

"126

—

April
April

1991

1971

3fts 1976—May-Nov
gtd gold 3 ft a 2000
Feb-Auy
2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Ltg 5s stamped gtd 1950—
June-Dec
General mortgage 3V2s 1967
Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
RR

Washington

West

Seaboard

1989—May-No®

1981—

series B Jan

mortgage 3fts series B

Warren

Aprll-Oct

V

98 ft

121ft 121 ft

May-No®

Second 4s lnc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul ft Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968_June-Deo
St Paul Union Depot Sfts B 1971
Scioto

Wabash RR

98 ft

97%

71ft

76

W

75

71

4

Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st

104 ft

65

76

102ft 102ft

4

100% 100%

63

98%

10

99%

Deferred

a

the

103%

101ft

Electric

Yonkers

102 ft

in

included

Light ft Power 2%8 1976_Jan-July

delivery

the

year's

in

sale

not

range,

included

In

100%

98

98

d Ex-Interest,
year's range,
not included in the year's

the

n Under-the-rule

"97

e

sale

Odd-lot

range,

r

sale not
Cash sale

the

year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§Negotlabillty Impaired by maturity.
'
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
.

77 or

,

100

104 ft

HThese

102

102%

"102% 103%

here Is

a

issues

were

combination of

previously
all sales

listed

on

both

Exchange.

the Curb
Exchanges.

on

The

1950

year s

shown

range

NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
and

AND

RECORD

YEARLY

the

following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Oct. 21
ending the current Friday, Oct. 27. It is comoiled 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.

stock

RANGE

Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb

Range

Vending

Corp

ACF-Brill. Motors
Acme

Aluminum

Acme

Wire

Adam

Hat

Co

1

Low
9

ft

warrants

9 Vb

9%
1

3%

Shares

4

ft

Low

4,300

!

Stores lnc

7% July

400

1

July

600

3

Jan
Jan

10

1

4ft

4ft

Supply

Manufacturing—.

1

Agnew .Surpass Shoe Stores.,—

2%

3

Air-Way

2

May

Ainsworth
Air

:

Manufacturing common—.5

Associates lnc

-For. footnotes

(N J)
see

i

page ^33.




1

Appliance

Airfleets lnc

30

100

3 Vs

July

5%

1,600

1%

Jan

3ft

Sep

Great Southern

Oct

Alabama

Power

Jan

Alaska

Apr

4.20%

&

Fisher

ft

11 Va

11%,

1,500

9%

9%

200

10% July
7% Jan

preferred

1

International
Products

100
1

common—

Allied

Investing Corp—1
(Mich) common
5

14% May

Altes Brewing Co

13

Altofer

Sep

—50

lnc

Airlines

Allied
11

3
1

Alabama

*

2%

Electric

May

5%

,

Range

for Week

of Pi ices

Shares

Low

Par

High
11

Alles
Aero

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange

Range Since January 1

Bros

common

Sales

Week's

Friday

for Week

21

1

common

,

High

lft

Alloys

WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 21

Sales

of Prices

Par

AEC

Week's

Last

Sale Price

Exchange

FOR

—

1
•

10

5%

—

--

4

,'

—

—
.

4%

'

Apr

Oct
Sep

96 ft

Oct

103% Auff

3%

Oct

5ft Mar

5ft

■

3

--

20%
5

5%
99

2,000

4 "A

20ft

4ft July

High
12

600

99

—

—

Jan
Jan

70

4

7%
80

97

96ft

4

__

1,500

95

97ft

—

Low

800

10%
5%

10

—

Range Since January 1

High

250

4,800'

Apr
Aug

15% July

6ft

Jun

4%

Jun

21

Sep

Aug

6ft

Jan

"5 ft Mar

7ft

Jun

4ft

30

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1654)

Friday

Aluminum

America

Co of

cumulative

S3.75

Goods

Aluminum

Industries

Manufacturing—

Air Filter 5%

American
Class

Co

Cities

&

Power

96%
24
6

101% Mar

May

8

8

400

~1%

1%

1%

60

$2 convertible

Jan

Cataiin

Corp

Oct

Central

2%

American

10c

ft

1%

Jan
Aug

July

Oct

American
American

Maracaibo
Meter Co

American

Natural

American

Potash

Class

Sep

Jun

2%

Jan

Gas

6%

Co

pfd

Republics—
American Seal-Kap common....
Amer

Superpower

Corp

22%

Aug

Cessna

Apr

19%

Oct

5%

20,900

3%

Feb

5%

Sep

1,300

21%

Sep

32%

25% July

31

Feb

25 % July

31

Feb

40%

14,100

27%

Feb

40%

Oct

Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates

11%

5,800

3%

Jan

11%

Oct

Chief

ft

12,700

Feb

Cities Service

114%

850

it

ft Aug
July

5

1,600

4%

Jan

5% July

7%

8%

1,2C0

6%

Jan

8%

Oct

Clark

6%

7

500

5%

Jun

7%

Oct

Claude

5% July

7%

Jan

--

dep rets ord

£1

reg

Manufacturing

6%

pfd

400

133

Mar

7%

7

7%

3,100
150

109%

5,200

3%

Electric

Jan

11%

11

2,900

11%

12%

16,400

8% Julv

10%

10%

900

10%
111%

10%
110

40%

40'A

100

9%

9%

9%

1,700

7%

1

13%

13%

13%

700

9%

■

—

1,200

Feb

July

12%

16

Cu

35

Inc..

Neon

Aluminum

Club

Colon

Jun

Co

Development

Colt's

Mar

Vtc

ext

1956

to

Consol

Jun

11%

Jan

Consolidated Gas Utilities

Jan

14%

Oct

Consolidated

50

1

18%

*

Machine

& Sons common

3%

58%

250

Jan

60%

Oct

July

6%

Feb

Jun

19%

Oct

Cornucopia

5

11,500

4

3,300

14

Class

A

Class

B

non-voting.

25

6%

Feb

Coro

7'ft July
5% Jun

8%

Jan

Corroon

500

9

Jun

$1

17%

700

14

July

22

Jan

Cosden

14%

17%

4% July

400

7%

17

3

100

8

14%

200

10%

Feb

16

Oct

Reynolds

B
Wilcox

&

Co..
common

Baldwin Rubber Co

1

shares

American

Ltd

Pwr

Refractories

Baumann

(L)

&

Beau-Brummel
(AS)

Bellanca

Bell

..

12%

52

3,700
300

July

9%

Jan

Oct

78

13% Aug

1
Inc

Co

Ties

Shoe

1

"5%

3%

50

4%

9%

10

Sep

5 % Mar

10%

2,900

Oct
net

17%

Feb

12%

Jun

5%

5%

300

5%

Oct

11 Va

Jun

16%

Oct

1% Mar

3 %

33% Mar

Feb

Apr

Apr

1-4

Sep
Oct

4,500

li

63% July

83 %

500

16

18%

Oct

200

12% Mar

16%

Oct

24

1,900

15% Mar

24

Oct

25,200

July

6 :

5 'ft

3,500

2%

Jan

s

Apr

4%

21,600

1%

Jan

7%

Apr

800

6%

Jan

1C %

Apr

40

Oct

8

Jan

10

2,500

5%

800

4% July

19%

300

13% Mar

1.5%

25

Oct

Oct

600

5%

Oct

va

Oct

6%

5,500

4%

Jan

6%

Feb

4

1,100

3% July

5%

Apr

39%

Jan

66%

6 'ft

Jan

8

May

11% July

18

May

63

•

—

6%

7%

65

8%

8%

12%
'

1,000

9

800

Sep

11

Sep

Oct

25%

Oct

liu

Feb

July

5%

Jun

78% Mar

u:%

8%

24%

1,100

12%

400

108% 113%

3,900

3%

3%

1,000

2% Mar

%

1 %

1%

500

r

23

3

__

3%

Oct

10% July

23

103%
1

3,400

12%

'

|'W""

1

175

7%
13%

7%
13

Mar

1

Oct

3 % May

3

May

19
■'
—

'

-

-

20 %

3,200

34%

100

12

700

13%

Jan

21 %

Aug

30

Jan

36 %

Jun

7%

Jan

12%

7%

18%
34 %

10%

1

%

...

Jan

12%

Oct

% July

•2

Jan

8% July

11%

Jan

2,000

9%

9%

10 %

500

6%

6%

2,200

15%

15%

15%

700

14%

Sep

17% Mar

__1

preferred

receipts

12%

12%

13%

10,100

5%

Jan

13%

Oct

60

66

700

34%

Jan

67%

Oct

....50

(ord reg)

6

7%

Aug

Feb

Brewing

Co

Motors

46%

1

3%

Crown

Drug Co common...

Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred
Cuban

Atlantic

Cuban

Tobacco

"A"

partic

8

Jan

2%

700

2

54

54

24%

23%

24%

7,200

11%

11%

50

Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)

10

Jun

■

13%

2.50

36

150

8

7

2.50
5

July
Sep

S%
12

1% July

Oct
Mar

5%

Jan

c-4

2% Aug
50

Sep
Apr

3

10

Apr

100

4

4

3 %

2% Mar
5%

2

5
*

1

5%

54

10

common

4%

900

*

common

1

Apr
Jan

30%

4,200

11%

11

*
25c

common

Sugar

9,000

3%
8%

7%

7%

5
'

Internat'l

5,400

3

1

Cork

4,600

8%

6
(Md)

47%
1%

46%

1

...1

Inc

Oct

2% July

£1
_5

Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petroleum

Curtis

1%

8%

Apr

48

Aug

6:

18%

Jan

25%

Sep

Jun

13

Jun

9

Apr

Oct

5% Aug

Aug

141%

14%

15%

1,200

1

;

Y%
1f).%

25

1

common

Jan

6% Mar

~3%

24,600

14

14

1

common

~5%

"5

l

common

Corp

Aircraft

4%

Oct

10

6% July

*

Crown

•

Earium Steel Corp.

Beck

12%

--

Barcelona Tr Lt &

Basic

...

78

25%

Jan

6% July

5%

1

common

Petroleum

Crosley
74%

74%

los Andes-

de

Banco

*

17%

60U

Ltd—

American dep
Croft

Sep

3,100

5c

common

convertible

Courtaulds

Eabcock

—

*

&

Petroleum

Creole

67

*

Mines

Gold

preferred class A

5%

60% Mar

38 %

18%

»

Inc

5%

Jun

650

3%

.

voting..

7

1

Distillery Ltd—

(H)

8

Oct

12%

6

J-

*

Paint & Varnish Co.

5%
8

5

common

Corby

Apr

19

—

Cook

Jan

2%
44

Corp

Continental Foundry & Machine Co

41%

18

1

Automatic

Car-Na-Var

Jan

225

4%

4%

Corp warrants.

5%

10

__

Aug

700

56 %

56%

Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc

1

1

_

10%

9% Mar

36

19%

*

Oil

Jan

Jan

1,200

5

1

Oct

1%

4%

37%

..

AUg

7%

18

13

22%

20

Liquidating

Continental

2,500

75

17%

4%

Engineering Corp—:

%
75

88

17%

—.1

Oct

May

83 %

17 %

1

Oct

7

l'ft

-10

Public Service
Shoe Machinery—

Jan

Jan

7 %

200

8 %

5

6

4%

38%

July

3%

Feb

Oct

3%
35

8%

8

1

Manufacturing Co

Compo

1,000

25

*

Community

116%

10,300

6%

9%

Commodore Hotel Inc

16%

July

50

6%

1%

„25

Oct

Jun

4-

700

4%
35

7%

—1

Oct

Oct

4%

Colonial Sand & Stone Co

Jan

9%

9%

—

12%

12%

Feb

—

7%

ordinary.

11

,

Feb

Feb

7

•

-

24'ft

*

Airlines

Mar

21%
21%

1

common

173

Oct

4

Co

Feb

July

7%

1

-

..

—

22

July

64%

:

_

Oct

8

64

22%

_

Oct

9

8%

10%

'

41

Sep

5% July
% Mar

— —

Jun

11%

110

24%

—

Products

Cockshutt Plow

2%

%
72

75

l

Atlantic Coast Line Co

'

—

86 %

250

64

,;_5

& Lambert Manufacturing
Clinchfield Coal Corp common

2%

•

•

class A

6'h preferred —
Ayrshire Collieries Corp

Controller

Colonial

Industries—
—

Jan

8% May

98-2 May

__

Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd...

£1

81%

Sep

6

.

Auto

Consolidated Royalty

Associated Tel &

Voting

110

111% 111%

15%

Associated Laundries of America—

(B F)

12

2.50

dep rets reg
Tel

City

Oct

6 % May

8% July

11%

50

Atlantic Coast Fisheries

Avery

113%

Jan

5%

5%

•

Equipment Corp..
Aspinook (The) Corp

8%

July

110% 111%

•

Aro

Atlas

5

Apr

3% Mar

Feb

5 %

10

__

14%

July

*

Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred

American

3%

•

common

non-voting

Arkansas

Associated

3%

1
Gas

class A

preferred

2%

3 %

100

_

Arkansas Natural

Common

9

1

Co

Appalachian Elec Power 4 %%
Argus Inc

540

1

Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec

13%

13

jan

950

10%

*

Clayton

..

7-4

9o)

10 '/a

T~1

Clarostat Manufacturing Co

—

Jan

92

6

common

4%

—

Oct

4%

9%

35

*

Mining

4%

106

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American

Consolidated

7%

1

common

37%

9-4

4%

«

6 %

4

Stamping
City & Suburban Homes

2

Aug

2i*/2 Jujy

1,000

160

84%

150

500

37 % May

-

com.. —10

5

Writing Paper common

Jun

6

9
—

—5

1,400

%

6%

9

..10

30%

114

Jan

50

9%

150

2.50

30%

Oct

700

•

1

Charts Corp common
Cherry-Burrell common

30% May

50

10%

9%

2

common

83%

'

.100

Chamberlin Co of America

%
114

•

Anchor Post Products.—

Co Inc

Apr

5

$6 series preferred—:
Thread 5%
preferred

Angerman

Co

Aircraft

18%
14%

32%

•

94

9%

10

10%

11%

2
10c

American

American

Oct

38%

38%

10

common

Jun

41% Mar
22

Jan

30

w

—

5,700

9

10

29%

•
•

American

July

1,700

24

6%

10

.100

Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference

1,150

32%

25

Chem class A

B—

37%

July

preferred
preferred opt div series
Conv pfd opt div series 1929

19%

23%

*

•

94

-

150

Conv

21%

5

5%

—1

1,960

83%

.100
pfd
preferred. .100

18%

-25

com

37%

6

I

Products

Steel

7%

2%

10%

1,350

3% Mar

33%

-JOO

preferred
Ohio

Central Power & Light 4%

20%

20%

-20

Co

&

3.50%

Central

9% May

32

22

21

-25

American

America

Jan

Oct

37

-_1

Co

Laundry'Machine
Manufacturing Co

of

Apr

1%
85

1%

'

6%

5%

300

'

2%

_.l

preferred

Rubber

—.

High

800

5%

Maine Power Co—

%

2,900

34 %

1

8V4

SCentral States Elec 6%

preferred

Hard

10

& Co

Low

6%

5

5

*

15%

7% July

~2%

"2%

__1

Corp common

convertible

S2.50

(A M)

Range Since January 1

High

6

1

common

Mar

'

American

Products

Castle

76

—1

Class B ex-distribution

American General

(J W) Co common

Carter
Casco

Oct

100

81 %

1

Jan

Low

Par

26 %

32,300

1%
78 %

79

Shares

12% Aug

100

15

Sep

Light—

distribution-on__

B

450
500

26%

15

__1

73%

Jan

26%

26%

.100

———

51%

7,400

—1

^American Bantam Car Co class A.
Book

67%

100% 101%

100%

•

for Week

High

Low

High

•

pfd

American Beverage common
American

64%

,67%

Range Since January 1

Shares

of Prices

—15

common

conv

•

TOO

preferred

Aluminum

Amer

common.,

Range
of Prices

for Week

Low

Par

Monday, October 30, 1950

Sales

Last

Sale Price

Sales

Range

Sale Price

New York Curb Exchange

Week's

STOCKS
New York Curo Exchange

Friday

Week's

Last

.

WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 27

RANGE FOR

STOCKS

.

EXCHANGE

CURB

YORK

NEW

.

2%

2%

2%

900

25

35%

35%

36

1,600

I

6

May

Curtis

37%

1

8%

9%

600

7

Apr

9%

4

22 %

22 %

400

22

Oct

22 %

15

500

14

Aug

16%

Jan

Davidson

10%

11

400

Feb

11%

Oct

Day

11%

11%

75

9% July
3% July

13%

Jan

36

300

July

15%

Feo

32% July
6% Apr

2 :' '2

Jan

11

Oct

14%

36

Oct

Benson

14%

Aug

Benrus Watch Co Inc.—

13%

Telephone of
&

Canada

Hedges

common

common

D
Davenport Hosiery Mills

Bickford's

Inc

common

Birdsboro Steel Fdry &
Blauner's common
Blue

l

Mach Co com.*

Bohack

(S) & Co

(H C)

5%%

__

—3

4%

11,500

1.1

10%

11%

1,900

*

68%

68%

72%

750

Si

85

85

85%

23

l

common

L

Co common

prior cumulative preferred. 100

Borne Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Brazilian
Breeze

Co

25

:

Light & Power.

*

1

common

Bridgeport Gas Light Co.....'
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Class

4 %

A—

•

Oil

4% Mar
Oct

Oct

8%

Oct

Detroit

Gasket

&

150

75% July

86

340

Sep

Detroit Gray Iron

600

18% July
4V2 Jun

26%

4%

5%

Jan

Detroit

20%

10,o00

Oct

Devoe

10%

1,300

5

Jan

11%

Oct

Distillers

25

23

Oct

25%

Feb

17

Jan

23

Aug

32

9TB

Feb

34%

Jun

Domestic

Finance

28%

Aug

Dominion

Bridge

23

23

26%

*

27%

1,9*00

16%

Jan

21% Apr

21%

&

Co

Dobeckmun

American

Amer

dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg

Amer

British Celanese
Amer

4%

Bruce

Power

2%

class

A

Rubber

400

CN 00 CTf- -1*

25

4%

4%

1

junior preferred.

Co

2%

28%

*

18

16 %

18%

10

6

.5%

•

(EL)

8

Jan

Steel
Tar

common

Co common..

Bruck Mills Ltd class B____

7,600

6,300

10%

10%

1,400

19

1

2.50
•

6

2,400
1

19%

1,900

8

8

..

100

1 % Mar

23%

Jan

DuMont

28%

Oct

4%

Jun

18%

Oct

Jan

8%

Jun

Harris
Power

20%
8

11 %

13%

12%

13%

1,900

11%

Jan

13 %

Oct

18%

17%

18%

4,200

13% Mar

18%

7%

7%

7%

1,050

5% July

%

%

18,300

3%

4%

5,500

300

24

900

14

14

200

2%

2,700

c%

5% July

10% July
Feb

Oct

14% Mar
Jan

146

Oct

i:

9%

Jan

1%

Jan

2%

Apr

20 % July

2? :2

Jun

—

9%

July

14

Oct

Apr

■;

Apr

11% July
3% Jan

17

Oct

35

July
14% July

51

Oct

25 %

Oct

20% May

1

4s

reg

Corp
Coal

&

1

class A
class

B

3,000

4%

7,000

50%

100

23%

25%

1,200

1*
*

24%

Oct

11 %

Oct

11%

11 %

200

31%

32

900

9% July
27% Aug

34%

32

*

Co

16 %

4%

'ft

24

25
Ltd

35

300

24 % Mar

32-4

Sep

33

Oct

Jan

93%

Jun

17%

Sep

21%

Sep

5%

—

»

B)

512 Ray

35

10

Co

(Allen

4

*

Chemical Co

&

15%
50%

16 %

1

Ltd

Co

Sep

6 %

Oct

Laboratories—
10c

Class A common

17%

17%

19

11,700

Dunlop

Test Corp

3

1,400

14%

x4%

225

4%

2,200

19 'ft

14

4%

1

common

3

3

14%

12,600

3%

Feb

3 %

Apr

July

2%
11

14%

Jan

Apr

Jun

Oct

1

12

2 'ft

Duval

•

2.50

1,600
1,300

23%

Duro

Line.—a

8%
13%

13

_2%

Oct

Bunker Hill & Sullivan—
Burd Piston Ring Co

3v

23 %

Oct

13% May

15% July
5% Jun

Jan

135

Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Duraloy (The) Co
___l
Durham Hosiery class B common.:
*

Mar

6

x25%

1%

B

ord

Draper Corp common

Jan

5%

class

rets

Apr

Duke

Oct

80

27%

1

11

Sep

13 'ft

1

Dominion Textile Co Ltd common

2%

3

10

Apr

July

2%
11

Manufacturing
Foundry

11%

Driver

Distillers

cumulative

Brown

300

7% July

10s

B

Forman

11%

£1

ord reg

Columbia

Class

11%

—r

Ltd—

dep rets

British
Brown

£1

Sen

Apr

7%

8'ft

5

Co common

Dominion

Tobacco—

7%

1%

^iu—

dep

Dominion

British

ouc

Products

Raynolds

American

1,100
5,300

100

9%

20%

...

7%
3

27%

35

Mfg class A common

Steel

3

10c

debenture

1,000

7 %
2%

1

Dejay Stores common
Dennison

11%

72%

24%

»

Co

Jan

Inc

Mines Inc
:
Dayton Rubber Co class A

20%

_

*

;

British-American

7% Max-

Brothers

4%

1

__

1

Traction

Corp

4 %

7%

*

Ridge Corp common

Blumenthal

15

Buckeye

Pipe

Burma

Corp Amer dep rets
Enrry Biscuit Corp

%
4

12 %c

9

Sulphur

Potash Co

&

ft July

U

Sep

July

5%

Apr

3

Eastern

Electric Products

Sugar

common

Estate

California
Camden

Electric

Fire

Power..

Convertible
Canadian

77t

common

preferred

Industries

......

common

Co

Co

Amer
Amer

common

5% July

7%

7%

3,800

7 % July

21%

100

20 'ft July

5

Apr

5% Mar
8

ft

Oct

9% Mar
24

Mar

30% July
25% July
21%

21%

25

•

42

Sep

27

Oct

21%

Oct

21%

Oct

16

—

5

Apr

16% Aug

150% Mar
—

23

33

10,200
150

3,400

2%
17
32

Jan
Jan

Sep

150% Mar
4%

Apr

26% Aug
39% Aug

8%
—

—

'

79%

8%

1,100

7% July

9

3%

$6

preferred series A
preferred series B
Sugar Associates—

Common shares of beneficial

page 33.




£1
2s 6d

Jun

775

62

Jun

32

80

24

*
*

11%

Oct

July

7 i % Mar

3

Oct

.

4

Jan

500

2% July

85%

87

50

65% July

g?%

Oct

80

80

200

60% May

82%

Oct

24

24

100

18

Jun

83%

83

84

625

75

Jun

12

11 %

12%

3.000

19%

19%

20%

35,900

11'ft

11'ft

1,000

2%

%_

4%

800

2% Mar

4%

80%

Jan

84%

2%

114%

$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Bond

&

Share

1

:*

common

5

Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd

100

Empire Millwork
Emsco

Derrick

&

Corp
Equipment

$2

convertible

preferred

1

11'ft

106% 106%

——

1
5

13%

13%

___l0c

1%

1%

1

Corp Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line

common

10

1%

19.100
450

5%

5%

1,200

%

1

Eureka

600

14

31%

'ft

r1

8%

.to

Jan

14% July
10% July
103

Feb

5%
1%

27% Sep
8:

Aug
13% Aug
23% Mar
1?%

103
3 "2

Jan
Feb

12

8,600

31

1

Esquire Inc

10

900

7

7

14

21

27%

Apr

May
Sep

11% Mar

Oct

~8

1

Oct

Oct

32%

Oct

4% July

6 %

AUg

T

Apr

31

ft

Jan
r»

1

Jan

3%

,

--

325

12

July

*

Oct

Sep

20

••

Jun

Oct

2% July

«

Oct

79%

L

int—.1

Easy Washing Machine class B

Jan

200

25

3%

6,400

3%

63

111%

F
Fairchild

dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord

10

69

32

Jan

4%

111% 111%

*
l

"3%

23

1
*

"3%
34

-

36

8,400

68

32

10%

10

*

Equity Corp common:

.100

"3%

Oct

Eastern

Electric

•

Ltd—

For footnotes see

Jun

21%

2.50

Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co..
Carreras

July

7%

100

Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.,
Carnation

3

21%

1

Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
&

7,556

3%

*

Corp

Ltd—

Canadian Marconi.,

Carman

2,903

1

20
Ltd

preferred

4%

~7'ft

•

preference
Canners

4%
61«

4%

"7

5

Insurance

Canada Cement Co Ltd common
6% %

•

%

1

'

$7

l

Canada Bread Co Ltd

Canadian

50c

States

11'ft

69

25

prior preferred

10%

100

common

Eastern Malleable Iron

C
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd

Mar

E
4%%

Calamba

13

Jan

Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn

Cable

17

19

*

11

Sep

1% Mar

11
1

Sep
% Mar

Camera

Fairchild Engine

&

Instrument

& Airplane..

Fansteel Metallurgical

29%

2.500

1

6%

6%

6 Tig

23,900

4%

15%

14%

16%

12,800

10V8

Jan

CC

Jan

*

1

28

* 2

—

l"

4

-4

Oct

Aug
Sep

Number 4955

Volume 172

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1655)

YORK

NEW

CURB

RANGE -FOR WEEK

Friday

"

Ne>v York Curb Exchange

-

for Week
Shares

York

First

Co Inc

American
Ford

A

3

of

Me t or

4%

Fox

receipts

& Co

483/4

52

51%

53%

<C-io

76

Shares

Low

Par

Range Since January 1

High

Low

High

3% Aug
333/b
11

Apr
May

5%

Jeanette

Jan

Jan

523/4

Oct

Jan

54

Glass

Jefferson
Jim

223/4

8,030

for Week

Jan

21

570

Inc

Co

1

53/8

1

22 Va

common

Sulphur Co

Stores

(N

J)

common-:

Preference

5 V.

6'/4

13,000

3 Va

Jun

6V4

17%

23 Vs

19,000

6 3/4

Jan

23 Va

Oct

1

2 3/s

2>/a

400

Jan

2%

2%

200

1V2 July
2V4 July

3%

•

Lake

Brown

3%

Jan

Julian & Kokenge Co

•

Kaiser-Frazer

1

17%

Jan

OCt

22 V. May

Oct

154,900
3,300

8%

1,600

34 %

33%

34%>

300

10

10

10%

2,600

12

8 V'4

8

% July
11%

50
5

Jan

7% July
7% Jan

common....1

Co__

A)

1%
12%

Va

%

12 Va

1
.—1.25

preferred—!

ronvertible

Fuller

3% July

2,800

52 V2

bearer—

Co

Brewing

Franklin Simon

4%'r

Jun

Range
of Prices

France—

deposit

Brewing

(.Peter)

4%

49%

•

Pit:

July

9

—*
—*

voting

American

Apr

28

£1

non-voting

Class
Ford

2Va

1

:

July

Canada-

of

Class

Fort

2,800

55

Ltd—

deposit rets ord reg

Motor

460

3',4

Sales

Last

Sale Price

High

Low

63 Va

Week's

STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange

Range Since January 1

High

2%

3

common

M H)

Motor Co

Ford

62

—10c
cumulative preferred—1

Corp

dividend

S2

Fishman

Low

10

(Phila)

OCTOBER 27

Friday

Range
of Prices

Par

Association

Fire

EXCHANGE

ENDED

Sales

Week's

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS
■L

31'

13/8

K

Oct

18

Feb

11 Va

Jan

9Vi

Sep

293/4

Feb

38

Aug

10

Jan

14

May

Kansas

Corp

Gas &

Kawneer

Electric 41/2%

700

15

133/4

14%

550

11 %

Jan

11%

1,075

9

Aug

15%

14 y8

•

Co

65,000

15%

200

—

18

5

&

7%
19 V.

103/4

*

(Walter)

6%
18

pfd_—100

Co

Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
Kidde

7

5

4 3A

Jan

108%

—

Sep
July

10% Mar

9 V.

Sep

112

Jun

21

Mar

143/4

Sep

12%

Jan

16

Oct

Kimberly-Clark

Corp—
preferred

4%%

Kings
Gatineau

Power

Co

preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
Genera)

common

Alloys

Co

5%

Electric

Amer

dep

General

57c

ord

Finance

Corp

5 7c

6%

Gilbert

A

C)

Gold

McBean

&

Inc

Sugars

class

Atlantic

Lakes

X-crthern

Oil

112%

3%

6%

6Vi
20

250

17 %

17%

Feb

109% May

Mar

5 Va Mar

2,200

19V2

July

3

13,000

200

Jan

17

109

4V2
8

Jan

May

22%

Apr

13

Jun

183/4

Oct

28

Oct

28

Oct

15%

15%

15-A

1,900

12%

Apr

17 Vi

Jan

17

16%

17%

5,000

10 3/4

Jun

213/4

Sep

20%

19%

11

700

1%

3V»

3%

1,500

46%

46'2

25

4lVa

36%

50

25

3J/4

36%

/«

45

5 %

5%

5%.

3/8

10

100

4

51

V4

1,100

14%

1,600

9

2,100

6 Va

734

1'-,

8

Apr

22 V. July

31%

21

Jan

Aug

4V2
50

Apr

Sep

38 Va
84

Sep
Sep

%

Jun

Sep

13%

1

Jan

Jan

7,10(5

If,

51

Jan

Mar

30

51

(D Emil)

7V»

Kleinert

33

July

8%

$4.40

pfd.'

July

12%

Jan

134%

130

129

137

May

2

19,100

1

Apr

46

47

925

38

Va July

25

150

21V» July

10%

lOVSt

200

1%

9
108

50

108 % 1087a

108%

(The)

Lake

Lakey

Foundry

Hammt:mill

Paper

Hartford

xl43A

Rayon

Light

Brewing

Hastings

Mfg

Hatha*

Jan

Lamson

Extension

Lefcourt
Le

Realty

2 3/8

Hazeltft.e
Heain

Corp

*

Class

Locke

Feb

...

Co

4V

common.

preferred

preferred
K:it

Henry

&

Mfg

Higbie

Co

common

<fe

(R

Hoe

Hollinger

class

Co

A

Stores Inc.
Holpphane Co common

Holly

_

Geo

&

A)

—

55!

5

_

Horn

<fc

Hardart

Horn

Lz

Hardart

57

Oil

Humbie

Hvdro-Electric

Hygrade Food

Securities

Sep

22%

Oct

14 Vs

14%
102

77%

Oct
Jun

Mar
Jun

12 3/a May

1,150

44'% Mar

57

10

3,600

7% July
2% July

2%

70()

42%

300

12%

12%

300
75

•

--

Jan

Oct

10%

Oct

3%

Jan

—

2%.

238

4

14%

14 Va

17

16

17

167

New

Co

July

34

Jan

Jun

111 3/4

Oct

Jan

25%

Oct

Mar

3

103 Va

Oct

Sep

80

4 3/,

Jan

Jan

53%

Oct

2
.

Feb

3%

Apr

12

July

183/4

Apr

__

•

13%

14%

14%

1,800

13

Amer.can

dep receipts registered

£l

Ircl?

of

North

__

certificates

16%

Aug

Louisiana

Land
Power

Lynch

&

Jan

7%

7%

1,300

Jan

8 Vb

Jun

18%

203/4

1,700

16% July

22 3%

Jan

5%

2,100

7 V.

Jan

20%

5

4% Aug
12 Vs

Feb

14 V2 May

15

16

7,500

10%

Jun

16 Va

21%

21%

22%

3,300

15%

Jan

24 Vi

Apr

11

11

11 Va

700

9% July

12 Va

Jan

25

25

25 Va

125

25 3/a

25

25%

7,900

3/4

2,900

—

__

26 Va
—

1

6 Va

15

—

—

__

1

—

■

—

Apr

26%

Jan

Oct

29 Va May

Sep

28 V2

22% July

273/4 Mar

22

28 V. May

July

7% July

__

•

14

126% 127%
32 Va

150

111% 112%

850

31%

•

33 %

19,700

14

Oct

10»/4 July
July
92% July

105

26Va

Jan

30

xllO

Oct

14%

500

12

July

11%

12%

900

12

123/h

500

111% 111'A
14 Va

10 V2

Oct

VA

Feb

143/4 Mar

152

Mar

131

Mar

34% May
113 Va Mar

Apr

14%

M
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Service

Public

Stores

Co

(The

B)

Marion

McKee

(A

McWilliams

Menasco

Merritt

31
41

1% Aug
8%

3,000

6Vb

Feb

8 3/4

Aug

393/4

2,300

18%

Jan

36 Va

Oct

35

36%

200

27 >/2

Apr

38

8

8 %

1,400

63/4 Mar
113/4 July

8%

1

13Va

12%

13%

27,900

1

Co

Co

2%

2%

2%

4,200

6 Va %

1

Co

Textile

Corp common:

preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Participating

Steel

Midland

$2

Jan
Jan

Co

8%

8%

9 Va

14,100

6

6:j/4

6%

100
10

55

55

5

Apr

5V2

Jan

July

49

shares

dividend

17

Mid-West Abrasive

Feb

3V2 Aug
10

110 Va
10 3/s
8

Jun

Jun

Sep
Mar

553/4 Mar

7%

7%

9

9

9%

1%

1%

2

Jun

9

9

9

Va

Jan

8%

7%

Apr

9% May

7,700

1

Feb

2

Oct

9,900

7

Feb

9 V.

Oct

7 Vs

~7Va

Feb

12% July

8%

Feb

14 3/8

1 ,300
400

12%

12 V»

13%

8,900

10%

10%

10%

100

15%

15 %

16%

2,150

6 3/s

9 Vt May

Sep

10% Mar

Feb

23 V2 July

*
*

common

Oct

10 Vi May

Products—

non-cum

Midvale

108Va Mar

100

preferred

A

Iron

25c
15
1
2.50
•
6 7c preferred
10
Micromatic
Hone
Corp
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Metal

1%

Chapman & Scott Corp—

Warrant

Mesabi

Jan

37

8 %

393/4

43/4

Mfg

Sep

2V2

*

B___

Dredging
&

27

*

*

& Co class

Johnson

Mead

Mar

July

34 Va May

100

29

29

10

common

G)

Oct
Aug

£1

Co

Ltd

Co

12%

15 V. Mar
18

Marine

Shovel

Power

Harris

Jan

*

Co

Mfg

8 Va

IIV2 July
IIV2 July

12

1
*

common

Consolidated

Massey

5
10

Co

Midwest

Oil

Midwest

Piping & Supply common

4 V.

200

24 %

4'/.

50c
10
♦

Wohl

4 Va

Co

300

26

12

Apr

17% July

Jan

4 Va May

3%

&

Pwr

Light

Service

Public

Missouri

5%

3 V.

3»/a

3%

11,700

5%

5%

5%

1,300

50
—•

preferred

30 %

30'%

30%

25

143

15%

7,900

103% 103%

■125

14%

pfd—100

common

8%

Ward & Co class A

Moody Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
Mountain Producers

July

43/a

Oct

pfd

—_—

Mountain

Power

Tel

States

common

&

Tel.

18 Vs Mar

28 Va

Oct

Mt

18 V. Mar

28 Vt

Oct

Murray

11%

11%

2,400

llVi

13

Feb

Ohio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common

11%

Muter

Apr

America...__10

118ri4

115

1,150

99 V.

Aug

120

24 V2

Sep

30

Oct

12%

Aug

Mills

Apr

32 Va

15%

9

Jun

100 V2

July

105

Feb

Jan

Sep
Mar
Jun

IOV2

Aug

3 Va

2V»

2/J00
100

107%

34

Apr

97

105

Apr
Jan

101 Va

July

107%

Jan

101 Va

*

181%

•
10c
10

2%

23/4

"43/4

2.50
10
_50c

29%

Oct

7Va Aug

43

107

1

5
*

July

5

3 V2

1% July

Aug

101%

Aug

1,300

2%

Jan

140

176 V2

100

*
100

Feb

6% Mar

99 Va

2%

2%

43i

3% May

4%

186

Aug

33 V2 July

38

Jan

2,400

43/8 July

6 3/4

900

37

Jan

25

181'% 184
37

13 V2 Mar

173/a

35% Mar

17

16%

17

30%

30%

31%

1,100

28

July

102% 103 %

30

97

Feb

105%

Feb

Oct
Jun

40

40

400

24

Jan

41%

44

40

45 Va

450

32

V2 Jan

48 Va

Oct

9%

900

7 Va

10 V.

Aug

a

800

12 V2

Feb

163/a

Oct

8%

5,300

6%

July

~9%

9%

16>/4

16%

8V2

8V1

Sep

200

Vernon-Woodbury

9-4

1%

5,500

100

38

99

preferred
100
series B—100

preferred series C
Loan Society com class A

4

38

♦

1
1

Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—

Jan

20

223/1. July

50c

common

convertible

7c

Minnesota

24

1

Refineries

Mid-West

Miller

Co

2,300

*

13%

118%

Jan

!

50

coupon

13%

14

A

shs

81

;_*

*

*

83 %
'

12

12%

950
.

13

—

B

__

68

16 3

Apr

Sep

11% May

N

I6V4 May

12%

12 Va

13

13

13 %

1,900

*

—

84 % May

Namm's

Inc

/

1%

1%

Apr

30 V.

Aug

National Bellas

Apr

13

Oct

National

Jan

13

Oct

14

Oct

National

Fuel Gas

1% Aug

National

Mallinson Fabrics—

A

—

Apr

l3/8 July

2

Feb

7%

Breweries

t c

.*

.1

Irving

com

page

cl

33.




A

•

& Stores common
Cooker common

7%

14%

6%

15

7%

Sep

95

Mar

National Rubber

13 Vi

Feb

18 Va

Aug

National

Starch

1,400

5 Va

Jan

9 3/a

Aug

National

Steel

%

Aug

lVa

Jan

National Transit

■

__

__

Co

Radiator

88

15

500

12%

Apr

4%

4%

4%

700

3 3/4

3%

3

3%

9,200

20%

21%

35

35

11%

12%

14

25
it

National Pressure

200

100
v

common

common

preferred

National

Service Co—

Manufacturing

Hess

24%
7%

800

1
1
•

common

10% July

1,100

13%

July

*0

Corp

7%

'

—

8,500

*
Razor

Company common

Nachman

1

see

8V4

1

pfd__

Light $6

12,200

Apr

preferred

For footnotes

5% July

-100

Exploration

&

26 %

10

Air Chute
:
Italian Superpower Corp

3,100

Sep

Jun

shares

Fireman

7 VB

—

26 %

IIV2

Royalty

Public

3.90%

Jan

6:%

Corp

National Mfg

Iron

12 Va

6%

preferred B ctfs of deposit- -100

25

1033/4

Products

Iowa

8% July

•

i

w

common

—

deposit-

24%

Jan

Industries

Safety

4.

25%

8%

Petroleum

Investors

Mar

5

4'A

preferred A ctfs of deposit

cumulative

98 %

Machinery

International

15 V2 May

1,400
4,900

cumulative pfd

700

Preferred $3.50 series

Registered

Sep

3%

4-%

6 7v

4.50%

200

Cigar

Interna!.onal

A

of

4.80%

Hydro-Electric—
Metal

Jun

Jun

12

-

•

(Texas)

4.40%

11%

International

International

1%

9

—10

Apr

101% 102%

International
International

10

8%

Co

Gas

Jan

101%

_

Co

3 Va

■

2,400

4%

—

3%

7% Mar

2,100

1,800

3Vt

8%

1

25 %

£1

—

.1

1

class

183/4

pfd—100

Indianapclis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance

«

-

Jan

11

•

Mountain States

Imperial' Oil (Canada) coupon—
*
Registered
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &

16

•

Sep

Imperial Chemical Industries—
.

Oct

Oct

5

Inc

Jun

3'/a

■

common

10%

..5

Montgomery

Zinc

Jan

7%

Monroe

Illinoi-

73/4

Feb

48%

425

2 3

2,100

5

Mining Corp of Canada—

1,100

14 Va

Oct

18%

600

1

Feb

1063/4

2,900

3%

3%

46

31

600

98% 10034

May

42 Va

—

...

Jan

July

93/4 July

325

24%

Sep

13 V4

156
32

45

30 %

■

24

5

13%

57

*

-

_

Apr

8Vs Mar

Oct

______

Products

223/4

Oct

.1

__

Sep

9

__

...

7

63/4

3%

1,100

*

__

...

Jun

8% Mar

2% May

6% July

9

10%

Chain

Common

113/a Mar

100

0%

31%

98 3,

Oct

70

200

5

pfd—

preferred

11% July
IOV4 July

60

10

31%

*

common

cr.vertible

1st

73

Jan

94

__

2%

5

Manufacturing Co_„

Huyler's

400

'

100

common.

Refrigerator $2.25

600

13

-T-

_

Refining

&

Lock &

Hurd

13%.

12%

x44% x44%

...

Hussmar,

%

—

-

_

_

Inc

1,075

42

•

Co

18%

Jan

16

2,900

2%

*

Harvey)

9% July

13

9%

15

—

_

preferred

Hubbell

6 3/4 July

54

2

_

common

2,100

9

*

Baking

3,700

%

9%

.1

_

Co

21 Va

6%

12%
Horme)

jun

__

10

_

Mines

Gold

Consol

Sep

Oct

6%

10

_

...

3

Jan

10

—

.1

.

preferred

Jan

1%

72' 'a

-1

..

Jun

93/8

—

100

_

common

.convertible

57c

_100

w

w

Co

2

_

53%

5%

13

„

.

_

Oct

400

12%

*

Class- A

5 % %

Feb

Oct

600

17

*

common

Apr

1,800

12%

12%

Aug

12%
29

1%

7

7

Jun

6 %

64

9%

5

„

Star

Lone

Mangel

20 %

8

July

1

common

B

Steel

Maine

10%

5

Co

He.ena' Rubinstein

Heller

20 3

.

10 V.

1

University.

G)

Groceterias

Loblaw

Sep

4

1 3

6

6

2,300

common

Brothers

Apr

10%

'

...

■

12%

Feb

10 3/4

1%

2,600

2
.1

Inc

Stores common

Mining

2%

2%

12 3/a

Oct

31Va

45

340

2%

1

Co

Corp.

pc-pt

Hecla

.

12%

Oct

47

14%

4,700

46%

300

•

Lionel

Lit

18

4% Mar

45

Oct

143/a Mar

Jan

14%

5

common

(R

Tourneau

Jun

9

45

14%

May

Its

143/a

.

of Delaware—
Monotype Machine

Salle

La

July

600

23

Jan

12 V. Mar

Apr

143/a

3 Va

Corp

Lanston

112

800

6

12%

12

27%

_.l

.

.

_

5%

4

10

10%

Machine—

Marconi International

27%

25

....

Co

Bakeries

av

5 ■'!

12V4

...5

common.

Harvard

5
»

Ltd

common

Electric

Hartford

_

.

.

22

Jun

400

1

Ltd.

&

Communication

Co

Bridge Co

Jan

8V4

9%

33 Vac

Co..

Mines

Manischewitz

La.f.p

11%

1,900

jS

9Va

Feb
Jan

5V»

9%

Forge

Shores

Mapes

Hall

2,600

1

18

1

Apr

42

32

Feb

H
Hamiltc'r.

19

18 Va

9Va

July
Jan

.

,..10

_

Corp

Louisiana

8 3/8

146 3/4 Mar

1%

Jan

6% Aug

5

_

Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc

Apr

112Va July

*

._

Hotels

Kropp

May

375

46'A

25c
100

(IB)

Krueger Brewing Co.

16 3/8 Mar

1,000

2

27/a

"

25

1

25

Co

Brewery

2,300

Kobacker Stores

Oct

11%

100

4

•

Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co

Va 141%

10 %

3%

3%

3,300

Long Island Lighting Co—

138

IOV'4

138V2

21

—1

Ltd

Co

M

Co common
Rubber Co

Oct

133

5

._*

33

1,900

-

Klein

Jan

Tea—

Alabastine..

&

Jan

700

28

Oct

111

175

35%

1

:

G

~814

253/4

Feb

May
II6V2 May

13%

Products common

Lime

4Va
14 V4

Lake

7%
34%

;

1

Petroleum

Kirkland

1077/a May

26

50

cumulative

King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby

Feb

34%

•

Lighting common..
preferred

County

47«

103%

——

Jan

Oct

30 %

stock...

Chemical

&

Utilities

States

Jan

243/4 May
107 Va

Feb

4

Paper

Western

Grocery Stores

Feb

14

pfd..25

conv

Pacific

&

Great

Gypsum

300

74

A—_

common

Great

Gulf

6 V.

50
_____*;.

Co...

preferred..

Griesec.eck

2'/a

2,400

3%

1

Mines.

Rapids Varnish.
Manufacturing Co—____

:

3%

*

Manufacturing common

1

1003/4

preferred—!

Non-vcting

Jun
Jun

107 Va

112 Va

112%

*

——

Inc

8 Vs

100

1

common

class A

Graham-Paige Motors 5%

7c

10

4

Oct

8 3/4

17Va July

1,600

14

14

14

5

Manufacturing

Gray

3%

8%

1

B

Inc

Consolidated

Great

22

Apr

Sep

73/8

25

Goldlieli.

Grand

21 %

104% 104%

*

-

Good mat?

Gorhar.t

100

1

Mines

Class

3

Gprhatn

23 V2 Mar

*

Co

$4.56/ prior

Sep

Sep

53/4 July

4,700

8%

1

Coal

VAdolf)

Godchavx

67e

8%

*

Co

Distilleries

Union

Cla.-s

4V» May

6%

21V.'

•

-

__

Ateen

Glenmc/e

Gobel

2%

2V2 July

*

Co

Gladdir.c

Globe

1V4 Mar

1,700

preferred—*

$6

common

Gilchri?:

Glen

4%

1,630

2%

6%

20

Service

Yellowknife

Jan

3,3C0

2'2

50c

preferred

Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
Gerity-Mich Corp
Giant

July

63/4 May

6Ve

__

100

Public

9

6%

5

common

pfd

cur.v

Jan

22 V2

10

Plywood Corp common

Genera)

General

4%

2 -14

__

1

common

Adv

Outdoor

1.900

£1

reg

Fireproofing

General

Sep

Knott

preferred series A

General

97

Ltd—

Co

rets

Oct

Jun

2V4

1
25

com

16%

89 V4

1,600

5%

*

Supply Corp
convertible preferred

7%

6%

1

3uilders

General

16%
97

711

1

■_

Corp

Acceptance

General

General

16%

100

13% July

10

16%
97

_*

common

57r

—100

_

Machinery
Products

Car

Ltd

common

*
—1

11%

14%

Sep

5

May

4

Jan

1,650

32>/a

25

32 Va July

36 3/4 Mar

1014

133/4 May

7,300

Jan

Feb

103/g May

8%

8%

1,600

7»/a

Apr

lO'/a

8%

Jan

15

Sep

12%

13-V4

2,200

8%

Jan

15%

Jun

7%

83a

700

7 3/4

Sep

93/8

Jan

1
2
4
10
1
*
1

15%

Apr

July
19% Sep

3

13

73/4
,8%

8%

8%

1,400

3%

18%

20

3,300

25

18%

25

100

3%

3%

700

6 V2

Jan

9

Oct

Oct

20

Oct

161/4 July

25

Oct

18

2%

Jan

43/4

Jun

(

;<

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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RANGE FOR
Week's

Range

Shares

Exchange

New York Curb

4

4

4

%

16,500

2Vz

Jan

41

44

%

2,300

24%

-5

Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common—

Jan

England

Zinc

New

Jersey

New

Mexico

New

Park

—

Co

Mining

New

York

Co

Process

New

-1
2o

5%

3,200

New

York
York

Honduras Rosario
Merchandise

New

York

49

Mar

68%

7

July

10%

1

2,100

1

Jun

1 %

%

"7%

100

28%

2,050

934

200

9%

171%

Penn

Northern

%

14%

Co_

Pub

Aircraft

Northrop

13%

Inc
———'

Consolidated

Petroleum

St

Lawrence
1st

49 %

5%
3 %

3%

6

14

Aug

300

2

6

20 %
4

Jan

93%

843/A Jan

8%

9%

Brass

Ohio

4Ya%

Power

O.iver

United

class

100

Jan

Shoe

Selby

Overseas

—

Can
Gas

5% '/n
5%

Co

27% July

37%
13%

Jan

20

11%

10%

11%
19%

41%

5,200

18%

175

Jan

5

1st

preferred
preferred

1st

5%

redeemable

5%

redeemable

4.80%
Pacific

red

12%

B)

Oct

25 Va

3,900

16%

Jan

25%

Oct

15%

1,100

9%

Jan

16%

Oct

V#

div

Petroleum
Power

Pacific

Public 'Service

1st

Ltd

&

Tubes

—

Parker

3

1,300

1%

Feb

3'/e

Oct

2%

3

2,000

2%

Aug

3%

Apr

1%

l7e

3,900

1

*

1

37% May

700

31%

Sep

34%

100

28%

Oct

32

500

28

6%

2734

Inc

B

Mining

(C

28

Jan

800

27%

Sep

29%

70

7%

class

Sep

75

A)

Penn

&

Gas

Rubber

Co

Providence

Soulhern

1

—

4

Pipe Line—

28

0ct

43%

Sep

48%

Jun

300

27%

Jun

29 J/a

Apr

July

33%

Jun

47

400

California Edison—

Jan

Aug

Jun

31

29%

31 %

1,550

11%

12

1,900

11%
4%

4%

20

24 %

44
24%

500
400

12 %

12%

16.000

2%

700

110% 111
5%
5%

335

43%

—

25

12%

* "

100

110%
5%

2.50
*

38
—

36

37%
3Ya

100

67%

450

15%

Ms

—

20

•

950

3%

15%

1,800

%

Southern

Oct

Southland

12%

Jan

4%
48%

Oct
Feb

23% Aug

800

4%

•

1

7%

700

4%

4%

3,500

20 Ma

..

26%

Apr

29%

Jan

9% July
2% Feb

12%

Oct

5%

Apr

107

Mar

113% May

4% July

5%

Oct

30% July

40%

Jan

2%

Jan

4

Sep

53% Jan

67%

Oct

11

18%

Sep

Jan

% Jun
17%
4

%

Jun
Jun

Jan

2

2

21 %

300

2

17

Jan

2,700

1

2%

2%

2%

2,200

50

58%

58 %

59%

2,820

32%

5

common

32

34%

2,400

1

3%

700

8%

8%

6,700

_♦

18%

18%

19%

250

—

35%
—'

13

.

36

13

16%

.

2.50

17%

1

17

l

3

3

8%

*

Timber

4%

8%

,100

.

Jun

18% Jan
14

—

.

3%

2.50

*

July

1% Mar

3% Jan

10

common

~1%
52

•

300
100

3 %

7,300
11,300

8%

8%

2,300

8%

8%

500

104% 104%

50

Jan

14 V*. Jan
95
Mar

Spencer

com

22%

♦

•

1

$1.60

Cap

Standard

& Seal common
preferred

$7

4%

Oct

25%

Apr

Standard

24

%

Standard
Starrett

~2~1&

Feb

3,% July
35

4%
18

20%
98

Stein

(Ai

30% July
9% Jan

13

19%
3%

Mar

*

5

10% Mar

101 % July

105

May

6.25

4-*

8%

Stetson

&

Co.

-

-

1

Engineering

4%

1

Co

1%

(8)

Co

&

Inc
Radiator

*

1

Tool

Finch

Swan

Tampa
Texas

Thew

95

July

130

Sep

130

154

Jan

160%

Jun

18%

Oct

!

Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common

1

2%

100

98 %

Jun

24%

Jan

28

Jan

20

July

27

Feb

55

110

54%

Jun

58

Feb

20,300

6%

Jan

13%

Apr

2
98 %

page 33.




1%

Apr

2,800

3% Aug

5% Mar

500

5% July

7%

900

1%

2,300

%

Apr

2

27%

Jan

37

1,100

23%

Jan

32

Sep

2%

12,600
30

Shovel

!

3%

Feb

2% Mar

5 Vb

—

lo

2

Jan

37/b

Apr

2%

Apr

97

July

102%

Feb

Jan

46 %

May

8% July

•

10%

10%
,

11

31%

7% Mar
173

Mar

5,400

Sep

7%

Apr

5% Mar

4%

19%
4%

Apr

27

4

6% Mar

July
'

14 V*

21V* July

4,000

10% Mar

7

27 '

Oct

25

Jan

16V»

Oct

"

Ya

200

2

1,300

5%

5

5 Ye

100

16 Vt

2

%

1

16% Mar

24%

7%

1

600

3,200

7 Ya

3,4

Feb

8%

Apr

2%

■

Jan'

3% Jan

Apr

"

::

7%

19

0

19

2%

5

19%

125

14 Y4

2%

2%

100

1% July
15% Jun

1

—

20 Y*

Inc

15

400

20 Va

325

3%

1,900

3

3

1

3,000

4Ya

20 Ye

20%

*

Co_

23%

4%

23%

25c

Cement,

550

21V*

23

—

*

10

10

35

36

20%

23

—

Jan

Apr

20%

■

Jun

3% May-

Jan

13
4 Y»

22% Sep
""24% Sep

•

Jun

6

17 7/®. July
r-

2Y»

•

25

Jan

24

Jan.

Jan

3%
■-

8V4 July-

11

Apr

Aug

*

Co

—

$4.56

&

1—■— 5

Tobacco

17%

Inc

5%

6

14

15%

15%

700

7%

7%

1,100

25c

1

■

7%

1

Stocks

97

registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common
——20
Toklan Royalty Corp
:
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
—1
Lux

Corp

Temper

Trunz

v

Works

convertible

1

preferred

19%. Oct
8

100

:

%

115"

Jun

2%

2%

1,500

101 Va

103.%

200

42^
2%

1

U,
4 Ya

/

Oct

1.. Apr
47% July

-1%

Feb

.-3%

Jun

101 Ya

Feb

105%

Jun

3,500

IVa May

U Mar
27/e Mar

4%

1,500

2%

3

3,800

2Y4 July

18%

20

650

16% July

17%

19

3,800

17%

4%

v

Apr

5%

-y

Jan

33 Y2

Jan

15Ya Mar

-

4Y* Aug

1,200

Jan

8%

*,

Jun

1,150

Aug

18

Jan

\i

2%

common

12 V»

75

Apr

14%- Feb

-

July

42 Va

ti
41

17 3 4

6%

Oct

3% May

20%

Oct

16%

*

Lamp

6 Ya

60

I

5%

Oct

9% Jun
14% Sep

2,400

100

5%

5%

*

Inc

Tung-Sol
80c

1
warrants

Corp

15

14%

*

& Construction

.

Apr

26%

113%. Jun

Feb

5%

1,600

36%
*

Oct

13%

1,800

13%

Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1

True

100

5%
13%

deposit rets def

Tri-Continental

17%

1

Amer

Trans

30% July
16% July

7,200

5

common

Inc

Allied

900

-

110%
;

Realty

Tobacco

20%

pfd

common

Markets

x35%

«

common

Light

17%

—*

200

Oct

26

8%

Jan

20 Ya

Sep

11 Yb Mar

20%

Sep

Mar

U
Ulen Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Gas

Union

Investment

of

.

5
«

CanadaCo

—4

1

1

%

10c

_

% July

200

IV* Oct

334

33/,

4 Yb

2,500

16%

16 Yb

16 Ya

8,500

11 Ya

July

16% Mar

7Tb

7 Tb

700

7 Va

Jan

9% May

__

2%- Mar

43 b

Oct

'

10%
32

8% Mar

Jan

July

Sep

25

5

Jan

Feb
Oct

May

Jan

3%

16%

10c

Corp

Roofing

Rights
Union

$3.75

reg—£1

3%

40

i/A Feb

24%

*

Oct

993,4

3%
140

3,000

26

July

350

1.400

18%

U%

Aug

43«

•

IO34

Co——

Oct

500

2%

'

Jun

8% July
33% July

'

5

com

common

&

Union

Inc,_

see

29

200

Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep receipts for ord
Rome Cable Corp common,,

Jan

23%

Rio Grande

Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c

21

26%

31

3% Jan

Sep

.

—

Co

Inc

Corporation

Tishman

1,020

26

2%

16

,:*%
'

Vlil*

26

Todd

36

9

4%
n

.

Corp

Electric

Thiokol

30

2%

1,900?

—-i-1——1

Die

&

Oil

Power

Thor

1%

38%

5%

ordinary

common-

Portland

Oct

34%
30

38%

9%

common

Superior

Oct

4 %

5

150

2,700/

15% May

23% May

Mar

2Va

11%

5%

common..

Superior

Oct

6%

7% July
19

17%

—

1

Corp

Ray Drug

9%

5

300

'

Sun

13%

4%

550

11%

1 '

Stop & Shop Inc_

23%

6%

5

8,500

2%

—-dltii.l-.i-—1

——

Co common

(Hugo)

Jun

9 %

9%

20%

„

—.

10

.

(J B)

Feb

8%

10
20%
>

'

July

55

■

Jun

8% Aug

Oct

1%
•

■

2

Oct

Sep

7

8%

23%

26

*

Jan

00

Sterling Brewers Inc
"(Sterling Engine Co

6%

1
10

%

27

Jun

1% Jan

1,900

Mar

Oct

Jan

1%

00

'

*

37% May

11%

Opt

4%

Aluminum Products

Stinnes

Oct

5%

5%

Corp
'

Canada

Sep

May

Oct

Jan

161%

Sterling Inc

Mar

4%

3%

16

<

of

Sep
Sep

5% May
8% Jun

2% Mar

700

4%

common

Aug

2,300

~

10 %

2,300

26

6,100

161%

Co

.

14%

24%

28% May

Sep

1%

1
10
1

class

Tube

(The)

Co

Steel

650

23%

31% Mar

5%

*

Light

Products

Sterling

13% Mar

10

27% July

3%

4%

---10

B

class

preferred

1,200

•

'/a

—-————*

&

Power

Common

,8% Aug

€1%

—

Forgings Corp:
Standard Oil
(Ky)

2,000

157

1,400

24%

27

-'
—-*
2.78
—1

——

Standard

9%

156

47

46%

Dredging Corp common—1 *
convertible preferred—
20' '

13%

127 % 129%

128%

100

Corp

Convertible

23%

9

4

5

Standard

12%
—

4%

Corp conv class A——5

Shoe

Standard

21%

5

10

Co

Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing Co

Technicolor

%

100

25

;

1

Royalty

Speed Queen

Stroock

3% July
6% Apr

25

Line

■

3% Sep

shares
1

Pipe

•Standard-Thomson' Corp

24% Mar
i

preferred

Sep

57

Apr

39'% July

600

20%

6%

__

<—10c

200

66%
15'/-»

"

—

*

—

Feb

27% July

—

1
pfd

Jan

31%

July

3% July

25

A' com

7%

original

17

9% May

2,500

9%

*

4%

3% Aug

2%. Feb

40

2

B

Steel

Jan

28

22

25%

4%

.

For footnotes

Oct

14

22

46%

__lo

1,400

54%

Co

Rotary Electric

36V4

36 %

Apr

Feb

Apr

15%

1

Field

Feb

35%

Jan

32%

Co

Roosevelt

Jun

3

700

common

&

Richmond

Jun

4%

500

Jun

common

Rice-Stix

5%
10%

2,400
%

3%

Nevada

&

Jan

8% Mar

150

10

12.50

common...

27/s

29 Vb

9%

25 % July

preferred—

&

3,500

4%

3%

25%

,1

Electric

4%

4%

1
1

common

common

100

Raytheon Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A

(Roberti

Aug

600

Railway & Utility Investment A,.
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common

Reliance

17%

800

Rath

Reis

Jun

4%

common

Regal Shoe

13%

27 >«

4%

25

R

Pump

1,900

25%

11,200

Railway & Light Securities—

Reda

14%

Oct

25%

common—

convertible

Oct

13%

13%

Amer

$3

54%

26%

21,200

5%
15%

Tilo

Voting

Jan

27

America—

Quebec Power Co

32 %

25

,

preferred

3%

150

25

2%

5%
15%

5%

Thorofare

6%

Aug

54%

preferred—

Pyrene Manufacturing

Quaker Oats

2%
52 %

*

preferred

2%

5%

__

Co

£1

cumulative

common

Pulp

Oct

May

Apr
Mar

Ltd—

Corp

Oil

7%

21% Aug
325

July

cumulative

Public Service of Colorado—
4%%
cumulative preferred

Pyle-National

245

4.08%

2%

—

c

Gas

Puget Sound

210

4 32%

100

1

t

;

class

267

28 %

Co

Pratt & Lambert Co

Prosperity

Penn

31% May

July

29

Canada

Corp of

264

264

l

Manufacturing

Mar

4 %

21% Aug

27%

25c

of

1,900

Oct

28%

common

Inc

Co

registered

Co

Southwest Pa

Aug

28

4%

CO————100

Paper Mills

Corp

Oct

5 Y»

28%

Amer

Wine

Metals

5

19 Y»

25

common——50c

Powdrell & Alexander

Producers

4%

Aug

3 Ya Mar

700

197/e Mar

25

Mining Co

Pressed

4

Feb

21%

173/4

__

■

3%

1093/.

preference

Metallurgical

Prentice-Hall

~

500

preference

common

of

—

Jan

preferred

Ltd

preferred

--4

69%

106 Ya
•

—

20%

20%

Sep
Oct

Aug
Apr

153/4 July
15% Jan

10

107

*
—*

July

convertible

Erie

1st

51

convertible

Pittsburgh

6%

3,100

cumulative

piper Aircraft Corp

Power Corp

107

-•

4.56%

—_,

Polaris

64 Ya

4.88%

common

Scale

x59

61

Oct

25

4.48%

1

Valley

19 Ya

Sep

(The)

Pneumatic

500

Jan

Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co

Pleasant

24%

5%

Jan

Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__2o
Perfect Circle Corp
2.5o

Pittsburgh

24

Feb

15%

'_

Lake

2%

Sep

11

9Y4 Mar

3,500

25

Water & Power Co

&

100

4%

45%

fclass

Ltd

11

4%

Apr

preferred

Mines

11

Apr

14 Ya

Aug

Penn

Gold

Apr

July

Light 4%%

Johnson

11 Ye

14

Co

Pinchin

600

23

Power

Pioneer

13 Va

38%

preferred——

Governor

13 %

4% Mar

100

Traffic

Pierce

2Y2 Aug

200

common

Electric

&

9Y2

Jan

15

Penn

Pilaris Tire

Jan

%

45Yt

Penn

Pep Boys

3 Ya

2,300

23

common

&

3 Ye

2,000

1%

15

v

Telephone

Gorp

South

105 i

Jan

800

7 Ye

45%

Corp

cumulative

Coast

July

Mar

23

—

cumulative

South

Boss

95Y2 Mar

—

Patican Co Ltd

$1

Sonotone

Jun

92

Jan

—

•

*

$1.32

Aircraft

303A

Jan

80 V* July

Publications—

rets ord

Jun

7%

h Aug

6

98%

22 Y2

Sep

3 %

4%

*

Manufacturing

Solar

Jun

1%

*

(Howard)

Jan

4Ye

6Y4

„

—.25

A_

2 Ye

14Ya

88 Ya

'•44*

$3 convertible preferred—.—
—*
Simplicity Pattern common
—
1
Simpson's Ltd class B_—
———*

107% May
105% Jun

Sep

42,600

100% 100%

102
101 %

150

Jun

July

*

Co

Pennroad

May

600

350

1,900

Jun

29% May
29% May

Mar

29

87

24%

Canada—

1

Va

100
of

Apr

33/e

—5

common..

Oct

3%

18% May

1%

6

*

common

26 Y»

2% July

.

1

Simmons-Boardman

dep

2 7 Ye

„

Jan

12

8,100

%

87

25

common

Amer

11,000

■

•

preferred

Smith

1%
3

Jan

1Y4

*

1

Peninsular

Jun

1%

3Y8

13%

15 Ya July

—

Patchogue Plymouth Mills

'

Sep

200

1%

_5

Shoe Corp of America
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Co

200

3 %

1

Silex

2,600

1%
16%

4-—-

common..—_1

Coip common....——1

Denn

26Y4

1%

16%

24

%

—

common

Parkersburg Rig & Reel

<

34%

24
—

2% Mar

Ya July

—

pfd

common

Motors

Pen

6%

1,500

5

Oil

Sep

1

100

5%

Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Paramount

Feb

1,200

6i«

—1

—...

Light

preferred

Pancoastal

—

102

Pacific

$1.30

—

x28%
28%

Pacific

Page-Hersey

—

$4.50

cum

9%

8%

8 Ye

preferred
*
preferred-.,————*

Lighting

$4.40

Oct

2 3/4

3,500

2%

-

class

V2

1%

1

Corp

2

27«

*

Radio

2 Ye

—_1

stock

4%

■

Apr

x35% 38%
32'% 33
29% 29%
29 % 29 %
x28% 29%
x28% 28%
103 % 104
101% 102

—

preferred——25

1st.

Oct

54Y2

Sep

1

certificates

(R

54%

1

Inc

Sherwin-Williams

Oct

19%

6% July

16%

15

x36

1st pfd series A—_25
preferred
-—25

1st

*

27%

52

2 %

"

Sherwin-Williams

Jun

115

23%

25 Yt
15 Ye

pfd—25
'—25
25

1st

27 %

Jan

29%

25%

53%

Shawinigan Water & Power

Jan

9% July

103/4

common:—

Jan
Mar

10 Y2

7,400

26%

1

;

stock

Seriler

Sep

111% July

1

1

49%

250

11%

Amer shares—,

Electric 6%

&

7%

15,600

1
49

common—

Co

Singer Manufacturing
Pacific

Sep

3,600

Co

prior

Singer
Pacific

6%

7%

common

Industries

Allotment

1% Mar

% Aug

2,000

2,400

x29%

Securities

%

20

-1

O'okiep Copper Co Ltd

6% Aug

6%

Inc

Convertible

Jan

425

11%

— -—

3% Mar

6%

25c

Brick

$5.50

Apr

18%

e3,!!

49

x29 Va

Olympic Radio & Telev Inc—■—
Omar Inc

43 Ma

*

B.

Sep

8% Aug

2.600

Corp General

Bros

Selected

Feb

113% 113:

48%

—15

Gas—

Filters

Apr

9%

4%

common

Inc common

Seton Leather

Mi

*

preferred

Natural

Oklahoma

14%

Apr
Jun

5

4%

(Del)

A)

Steel Co

Sentinel

50c
common

Feb

X7%
4%

Segal Lock & Hardware

Oct

Sep
Aug

13% Aug

900

Sculiin

Seeman

Oct

10%

Inc

(D

Ltd

preferred

Corp

Fisher

&

Securities

Oct

103% May

97% July

9,500

15%

%

49%

Jan

July

2%

210

14%

9

14%

1

Aug

10% Mar

'

__

July

43'A

2,100

10034

100

1
*

Schulte

%

800

3%

Oil

Sayre

Jan

9%- Jun

700

19%

18

18

Savoy

Apr

17% Mar
15%

4,300

49

20%

United

Shattuck
Oiiio

2,300

—1

common

Corp

convertible

13% July

O
common
Co class B

7 3/4

13,800

8%

11% Aug

—*

Serrick

Corp

12%

7%

High

8% July

600

11%

%

~8

1

Sentry Safety Control

Ogrien

II

*

Low

10

9%

—1.25

common

Co

10

8,200

1 %

1

.-50
pfd—100

Novadel-Agene Corp

Ltd

Ave

Ryerson & Haynes

Jan

July

16% July

—

4'A %

Serv

Co

Ryan

Feb

13

9

3,000

12%

1

Utility
Oil—

RR

Fifth

Range Since January 1

High

Feb

8

31

7

15,400

14%

Texas

Ind

Low

Jun

.Feb

22% July

l',600

16 %

15
14

12%

5

5
Northeast Airlines '——.—-———-—-1
North

13%

3/4

15%

preferred--5o
Securities
*

American

Shares

1

common

Aeronautical

Samson

*

North

76%

59% Aug

'7%
26

5

.

for Week

Sep

1

—

Range
of Prices

Jun

1%

Oil

Russeks

Oct

2,300

Corp

Ryan

Oct

2,800

10

American Rayon $3

North Central

7%

Jun

7 %

67%

9%

1

shares

North

3%

900

6%
65%

(The)

Royalite

Feb

Sep

6 3/8

Shipbuilding Corp—

Niagara Hudson Power common
Niagara Share Corp common
Nipissing Mines

3

9%

_*
10
10

&

Niles-Bement-Pond

6%

102% May

Jun

% Mar

6534

—

Co common

New

Founders

89

Rowe

Oct

45

5% May

470

2%

Last

Sale Price

Exchange
Par

Apr

1

.

common

Auction

.

5%

1

——25

Land

Arizona

&

2%

9o"%

2%

97%

1°0

Tel

900

5', 'a
97 %

--1

& Tel———■
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
4'/2%
convertible preferred
New

New York Curb

High

Low

High

42

30c

Union Radio

Raijge Since

January 1

Sales

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Low

Par

National

OCTOBER 27

for Week

of Prices

Friday

STOCKS

.'Monday, October 30, 1950

.

EXCHANGE

WEEK ENDED

Sales

Last

Sale Price

CURB

YORK

NEW

.

33%

600

2,700
5.400

9

6%

Mar

Jan

22% Mar

9%

Apr

Union

Oil Co

—

_

3*2

— -.

_

6

Oct

32

Oct

of California—
♦

preferred series A
Stock Yards of Omaha

11% Aug

United

Aircraft

12%

Sep

United

33% Oct

United

Elastic

_Ioo

Corp warrants

Products

Corp—

IOO34

common-

-50c

I

4 Ye

3%

%
n

30

72%

70
4

250

99 Tb 100%

A

%

•

7,100
•

x98Ya May

101% Aug

Jan

64

72%

2% Mar

9,100.

i«

4%

July

■

■

,

51

52

300

23

-Jan**

--

u

Oct

Apr
Jan

~

54 "■

Oct

Volume 172

Number 4955

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

NEW

(1657)

YORK
RANGE

Week's
Kange

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Friday
Exchange
Par

Milk

United

75c

Products

particpating

United

preferred

Co

deposit

rets

United

NJ

United

RR

&

Canal

100

244

Shoe Machinery

common

25

42

25

40

!

S

Air

U

S

Foil

U

S

and

$5

1st

7% July
17% Feb

236

4%

4%

100

43 Vb

5,700

40

41%

400

40

14%

14%

1

15%

600

12

Apr
Jan

Oct

43

Jun

17

Jun

New

1%

1%

19,200

24 %

14,500

15% July

3%

4,100

2% July

preferred with warrants

*

U

S

Rubber

200

~6%

6%

6 %

3,000

4%

1

2%

2%

2%

1,700

common

Consolidated

1%

1%

1%

100

Universal

Products Co

Utah-Idaho

Oil

10

100

59

59

Oct

1st

7

Sep

2%

Sep

3 %s

2

Apr

Piedmont

Feb

63%

July

28%
31%

Sep

2%

Feb

3%

Apr

3,100

at

1940

4%

to

Corp

1

common

convertible

preferred-

Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Venezuelan

Syndicate
Manufacturing

Vogt

7%

6%

1,500

5

3s

68

Feb

37

36%

200

27

7%

Jan

A6%s

Oct

Oct

ex

1940

1

1947

1

6 %

50-year

Harbor Water
California

3%s

A

Sep

1st

series
and

ref

M

Waitt
$2

&

Bond

8%

Oct

Southern

2%

Feb

4%

Oct

Southern Counties Gas

14%

8C0

12%

Jan

16

Jun

1st

California

motrgage

Spalding

preferred

cum

§Waltham
Ward

Watch

Baking

Wentworth
West

Co

t

v

c

7

900

$6

% Mar

11%

12

150

9 %

2

18,800

%

Feb

6

6

%

9,000

3% July

8%

8

%

400

7% July

26%

100

preferred

Ry

7%

1st

1,500

Corp 3s

*

Westmoreland Coal

20

Westmoreland

26%

1952

Weyenberg

Shoe

Mfg

Wichita

(Wm)

River

Wickes

200

Willson

Gas

Winnipeg Elec
Wisconsin Pwr
Woodall

27

Apr

37

Apr

23 %

50

17%

Feb

24

19%

1,000

14"%

Jan

lo

17%

16%

17%

800

5

9%

8%

9%

1,500

•

Co________

7%

7%

7%

50

13%

13%

100

1

common

1

4%

w

w

25

14%

x

w

&

Lt

1970

4

pfd

Woodley Petroleum

9

W)

American

deposit
preference

6%

Wright

165

103%

105%

tl03

600

105% 105%

10

16%

16%

1,600

13

July

100
—i_2

105%

8

12%

12%

13%

1,300

10%

Dec

Dec

ex

1106 %

ij|

i%

1
ja;

6,300

"i%

104% Mar

—

A 5s

income

New York Curb

Period

Exchange

Sale Pi Ice

Range
Friday's

Bid &, Asked
Low

Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Atlantic City Electric 3%s 1964

Jane-Dee

Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug l 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970___

Quar-Feb
June-Dee

A Central

States Elec

A5%s

debentures

Chicago
3%s

Transit

July

16%

6s

1102% 103

101%

103%

105%

106%

May-No*

198

101

79

79

79

5

76

90

Jan-July

47

47

47

8

35

58

_April-Oct

47

47

47

4

38

58

Feb-Aug

457

60

49

64%

—

425

Cities Service

103

14%
4%

1037% 103%

June-Dec

1958

coupon

457

1947

debentures

>—

1956——<

coupon
Hotel—

5s

1954

L

Bonds

Co

debenture

3s

s

debentures

f

94'/a

Mar-Sepl

4106

1977

Jan

No,

1959

102%

Feb-Auy

Low

180

Last

Period

Sale Priee

ACauca

High

Lackawanna

103

106

161%

173

7

101

of

N

33

98%

111%

External

5s

or

A

Eastern

Gas

&

Fuel

Elmira

Water Lt

Ercole

Marelll

3%s

&

RR

Danzig Port & Waterways —
A External 6%s stamped 1952

54

104%

117%

91%

102%

AMedellin

100'%

100

77

99%

101%

99%

101%

Elec

a6%s

with Nov

A6%s

ex

Nov

Mfg

1

1

Co—

1940

1947

coupon

coupon

63

65%

50

50 %

103

103%

1953

--

—

1953

456

May -Nop

11

52

3

36%

52%

99%

103%

118%

Parana

5s

Residential

Mtge

57%
—

—

61

Rio

—

2%s

de Janeiro

A5%s

Green

Mountain Power 3%s

Ouantanamo

&

series

A

A6s

Western

issues

All

A6 %s

Power

11%

series

1963

1958

A6%s

(Dec

A7s' series

A7s

E

(Aug

A

7s

series

A7s

on

43

—

1

1941

coupon)

are

77

79

22%

7

4

14%

13

23

9%

23

33

38

46%

54

38

436

45 4%
452

50

447%

480'%

49

72

85

52

37

__

50

50%

452

91

37%

_——Mar-Sept

2008

36%

36%

3

31%

Jan-July

26%

26%

78

18%

27

31

38

—

(ser ABODE) 1997
stamped (Plan A)

reduced

2%

to

6%s

Government

26%

1919

35%

434

Jan-July
Jan-July

2012

;

2%

2%

33

1%

3%

2%

~2%

June-Dee

1921

•No

44%

Odd-lot

e

2%

1

1%

3%

par

value,

Deferred delivery transaction

a

transaction

(not included in year's range),

(not Included In year s range), d
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock (Hrldend.

principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range). rTransaction
(not Included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
4Friday's bid and asked prices;

■

6

55

86

1

55%

sales being transacted during

no

h Eir-

for ctaa

current week.

92

traded flat.

95

54

•v

ABonds being

88%

{Reported in receivership.
'

79

80

473

78

Jan-July

2

Abbreviations

used

above—"cod,"

1952

-

—

the

daily closing

averages

__

95%

tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;

91%

"w

Rail¬

Util¬

roads

ities

230.88
—

15

69.86

40.89

Total
65

Stocks
83.57

"cons/'consoHdated;
v t c, voting trust •aruiieata*,

"n-v," non-voting stock;

1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w,"

without warrants.

Averages
of

representative stocks and bonds

Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stock*)

Bonds

20

trials

21—

certificates of deposit;

56

53

'

coupon)

Indus¬

24

(Plan A)
to 2%s

of)

the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.

Date—

23

33%

78

10

Oct.

45

54

77

79

473

__

Feb-Aug
7957

Stocks

Oct.

104%

40

77

473

1955-

;

coupon)
1952

30

Oct,

7%

7%

7%

May-Nof
April-Oct
June-Dee
June-Dee

"

Stock and Bond
listed

89

71%

102%

*-

June-Dec

1957

(July 1941

Below

52

1

Sec—

1955

1941
F

41

439

—

'

\

—

41

Jan-July

.

95

7

redeemed

C

"

5

2102% 104

—

70

RR—

(coupon on)
AEx-coupon market

International

70°

Mar-Sep#
i-June-Dec

66

' ' ;

'

1

reduced

(Republic

Interest

Bank—

stamped 1961

'

stamped

Interest

-

Peru

ARussian

Finland

lib:

78

76

474

65%

114

__

425

—

'46%:i 54
88%

86

88%

May-No*

1951

(issue

l%s to

May-No*

71%

454%

June-Dee

2%s 2008

stamped

7s

O

16

4113% 116%

103 %

Mar-Sept
"v

76

71%

Mar-Sepl

1958.

Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947

May
Jan-July

1956

High

476

Jan-July

City (Peru) f%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
A Lima

of Oct 1927)
1947
Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972

1965

5s

Jan. 1

Low

NO.

;(■>

42

63

Range Sinco

Sold

High

76

Feb-Aug

117% 117%

100%

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Ashed

476

May-No*

1953

101% 102 y4

May-No?

105

Loan—

1955

5%s

External

101%

Division—

J

101

April-Oct
Jan-July

AMortgage

mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st mortgage 4's series B 1993

120

104%

Western RR—

1st

107%

116%

June-Dee

Valley 7s -1948
Cons Municipal

Danish
•

A 7s

&

97

106

—

Week's Range

Interest

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year 7s April
1046
A 20 year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)

109%

2

4100% 100%

Lack

91%

95 %

102'/4 102 %

Friday

1

.

106%

17

111% 111%

Registered
Delaware

63

60

108

4116%

June-Dec

New York Curb Exchange

Jan

Interest reduced to

Jan-July
Jan-July

100% 104 78

Foreign Governments and Municipalities

Range Since

Sold :.ri

103

Mar-Sept
1947—1978

14

61

425

.—June-Dee

I960

Feb

~2

July

Authority—
of

100

Sep

101% 102

Jan-July

1954

>

High

4163
102

89'%

Newspaper Union—

conv

Oct

Feb

106% 107

b

Jan-July

Corp 5s debs 1948

series

revenue

1067

105%
106%

410574 108

May-Not

Traction

Penn

Western

Week's
or

108

103%

104% 104%

Low

Last

109%

105%

104

*104

BONDS

Friday

103 %

104%

April-Oct

Washington Water Power 3%s 1964

107% May

3% Mar

Interest

34

Co—

1940

1

1

£i

BONDS

1

103 % 104

103
105

104% 104%

103%

Oct

33%

•

102%

104%

Oct

35%

33

5s

160%

103% 103%

Oct

26

15

Ltd

162 % 162%

Oct

15

15

receipts

Hargreaves

162%

103%

Oct

4%
14%

3%

Ltd—

(F

61

May

13%

350

common

Woolworth

55

Sep

Apr

7,900

•

%%

56%

Feb-AUf

1969

A 7s

Sep

9%

12% July
12% May

4%

14%

25

Inc__

56%
125

Jan-July

Service

22% Mar

Sep

4% May
9% Jan

50

106

1973

B

3%s

1946

Electric

Oct

4%

July

7%

13%

common

Industries

4

Jan

15

stamped

revenue

West

2%

2nd

Waldorf-Astoria

24% Mar

100

104%

Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct

stamped i946
(Hugo)) Industrie?—

A7s with

Oct

19

3%

106 %

1104 % 106%

Mar-Sepl

& Eros 5s 1989

2%s

21% Mar

23%

3%

100

(Calif)—

United

Oct

28% Mar

18%

1

Inc

Brothers

preferred
preferred

5%

Co

&

Products

Wilson
5(/c

C)

(R

Feb

i

Oil Corp
Corp

(The)

Williams

&

105%

98%
104%

Mar-Sept

Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6V2S ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—

Jan

Jun

225

36%

164

Ternl

July

6%

5

Whirlpool Corp
Whitman

36

11

104% 104%

1965

3s

1971

3s

(A G)

A 7-4s

Apr

3

Aug

lo

Inc

13%

9% Aug
1141% Jan

24%

107%

105

Apr

111

*

pfd—100
com

104%

105

1104% 106

May-No*

1981

3rd

Stinnes

Sep

2%

157

-

—

A 7-4s

Jan

115

Feb

1%

"l%

r-4

6%

Stationery

9%

Jan

1

1%

1.25

Western Maryland

3% July

5% July
109

I

11%

1'

i

w

Western

&

6%
1

warrants

Utilities

Tablet

6%

~1%

106 %

Jan-July

Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
(Hugo) Corp—

Stinnes

1% Jan

30

.

C©

Manufacturing

Texas

Starrett

1

Inc

106

104%

April-Oct

series

3s

3% Mar

7,700

Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—*
7 c/o
preferred
100

102%

4

1103% 104%

—

1973

11,700

500

69

6

104% 104%

Jan-July

1960—

1998

Edison

4%

3

60%

Co—

& Pow 6s B

Southern

8%

2%

4

Electric—

Power

4%

2%

56 %

69

102% 103

April-Oct

1960

coupon

Gas

debentures

7%

♦

63

43

52%

June-Dec

3%s 1964.

coupon
&

4%

Co

98

48%

Jan-July

A6%s with

W
Aircraft

High

79

Hydro-Electric Co—

Sep

40

—

1970

Jun

80

1964—

Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 %s 1970

Waco

4

69

—April-Oct

1968
3s

Water & Power

7%

14

Jan. 1

Low

52%

—April-Oct

l

*

52%

April-Oct
Mar-Sept
-May-Nov

197

20c

Inc

85

No.

125

Jan-July

1st mortgage

San Joaquin Lt

Feb

20

77

77

*

Petroleum

Venezuela

6%
77

5

85

Mar-Nor

1963

1963

Public Service Electric

Safe

S4

High

85

Range Sinco

Sold

157

1952

coupon

Queens Borough Gas &
5 %s series A 1952

Valspar

Jan- July

1952

1st mortgage 3%s

Lexington

Pennsylvania

Jan

Jun

Park

Oct

24

25%
3%

1

mortgage

Jan

Mar

40

5

1940 coupon

1

Nov

Ohio Power

93

10

Sugar

19B2

Gas Light
4%s 1967
England Power 3Vis 1961

Jan

lo

common

Nov

Extended

Feb

4%

1% Mar

Insurance

Universal

24'%

1 % Mar

50c

1

84

Bonds

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

2% May

Jan

83%

Reclaiming Co

Stores Corp

%

88%

common

Universal

1

certificates

escrow

Milwaukee

Jan

22%

4

with

6%

',2

1

10c

Sale Price

Co—

Altalian Superpower 6s
Midland Valley RR—

49 %

July

3%

Corp

B

with

A 7s

Aug
Mar

40

Last

Period

Hydro-Electric Co—

A 7s

Oct

1

42%

%

4%
246

23 %

Radiator

A Debenture

Jan

*

class

International

S

Interstate Power

Sep

x24

»«

1

Co

Oct

10%

July
4% Aug

1,500

Securities

Conditioning

U

United

10

%

U

10

common

244
y

—25

Specialties

125

Interest

Exchange

Low

Isarco

Preferred

United

9 %

9%

New York Curb

High

3% July

common

10%

Low

*

Sharing
preferred

United

High

registered

ord

Profit

U

9V»

Week's Range

Friday
BONDS

Range Since January 1

Ltd—

Molasses

Araer

Low

*

common

EXCHANGE

Sales

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS
New York Curb

CURB

FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 37

10

10

First

Second

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

trials

Rails
105.41

10

Total

Util¬

40

Rails

ities

Bonds

95.29

104.06

Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,

101.62
Oct.

230.62

69.76

40.93

83.50

101.75

105.09

95.16

104.02

69.45

41.03

83.57

101.75

105.16

95.10

103.94

23

.

41.76 Oct 23

41.76

-

High
Low

34.25 July 13

101.50

231.39

Ino.

for 1950

41.68

Oct. 21_
101.72

Range

Closing

Date—

101.48

41.61

Oct. 24

Oct. 25

Oct.

25

231.49

68.90

40.97

83.37

101.73

105.15

95.23

103.80

26

226.65

66.79

40.26

81.45

101.75

105.10

94.73

103.75

101.33

Oct.

27

228.28

67.35

40.29

81.97

101.78

105.15

94.78

103.70

101.35

41.66

101.48

Oct.

—




Oct. 26—

'

-

41.16

Range for

High ''

1948

35.20 Dec. 31

33

34

The Commercial

(1658)

Shares

week Ended Oct. 27,1950

Jnt'l

Foreign
Bonds

;

732,910
1,853.915
1,780,140
1,928,842
2.998,900
1,801,170

$377,000
2,790,000
3,279,000
3,290,000
4,023,000
3,199,000

$88,0C0
428.200
340,000
211,000
361,000
241,000

11,104,877

Baturday

$17,264,000

$1,672,200

„

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday

—

Thursday

-

Friday

-

United States

Total

Bank
Bonds

Railroad

and Mitcel.
Bonds

.

.

Monday, October 30, 1950

Exchange

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks

.

Transactions at the New York Curb

Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange

"Number of

and Financial Chronicle

Government
Bonds

Bond
Sales

$765,000

——

Stocks
(Number

Bonds tPar Value)

of

<

Week Ended Oct. 27, 1950

Foreign
Domestic

Shares)

Foreign

Government

Total

Corporate

3,218,200
——

,

$101,000

186.960

86,000

$26,000

3,619,000

$1,000

Saturday
Monday
Tuesday

382.310

36.000

4,000

401.450

64,000

43.000

C6,000

113,000

334,860

64.000

22,000

5,000

91,000
151.000

3,609,000
4,387,000
3,440,000

Wednesday
Thursday

$82,003

-

40,000

—

$101,000

$1,000

Jan. 1

27,000

6,000

68,000

13,000

7.0C0

88,000

2,056,970

$356,000

$135,000

$24,000

5515,000

'

to Oct. 27

1949

1950

1949

118.000

$19,038,200
Total

Week Ended Oct. 27
1950

474,010

277,380
Total

Week Ended Oct. 27

11,104,877

shares

of

Stocks—No,

417,444,416

7,653,520

204,118,164

$307,700

$5,000

$101,000

Government

8.

U.

1,000

2,000

441,000

878,000

1,724,500

83,892,570

75,647,570

17,264,000

15,496,000

820,763,500

563,626,700

$19,038,200

$17,227,500

$905,404,770

Railroad

Industrial

&

.

Total

Jan. I

1949

to Cct. 27
1949

1950

2.056,970

1,801,435

87,634,136

45,702,992

$356,000

$1,009 000

$26,809,000

s::<, 551,000

135.000

225,000

12,412,000

3,298.000

24,000

47,000

2,022,000

1,418,000

S515.000

$1,281,000

$41,243,000

$35,267,003

Bonds

$640,625,770

Foreign

of shares

$473,500

1,672,200

Bank

International

1950

Stocks—No.

Bonds

Domestic

government

Foreign

Foreign corporate
Total

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Exchange

Friday

Week's

Range
of Prices

Shares

Par

Agricultural Chemical-

Low

•

Range Since January 1
Low

High

50%

40

51%

40

High
51%

July

Oct

Range Since January 1

Shares

Low

High

High

Stocks—
it

Stores

Allied

for Week

/

of Prices

Low

Par

Unlisted

Sales

•

Range

Sale Price

for Week

Sale Price

LastJ

STOCKS—

Sales

Last

STOCKS

Week's

Friday

Boston Stock

American

OCTOBER 27

American

Airlines

American

Telephone

39%

,

_1

______

Si Telegraph—loo

151

41%

11%

39%

1174

45

% 152%'

185

151

%

3274 July
97s Jan

226

146%

Oct

4174

12% Aug
151% May

Jan

'

100

55%

15174

*

55%

60

38%

150% 152%

1

•

.100

4,169

146%

Jan

70

21%

Feb

36'/a

.100

27% Mar

37%

32%

25

40%

Maine

Co_

,

Street

5%

SS Lines

Eastern

Gillette

16%

Oct

Columbia

Oct

6%

Oct

Curtiss-Wright
Day Power & Light

Safety

6%

88

3%

Feb

6%

Oct

International Tel & Tel

6%

330

6%

Oct

Lima

8%

Oct

National Distillers

Oct

New York

8'A

601

7'/a

224

4%

Feb

540

7

Feb

10

110

19

July

23

Oct"

23

7

8'/a

8%

25c

35c

11%

503

Oct

46.49

Jun

87"%

Oct

36.49

200

10%

—

61 %

68

61%

25c

38c

Feb

11%

Mar

10%

i

65

19

68

39

—

40%

18%

80

32

39

Oct

64%
75

Apr

Jan

41%

May

Feb

Jan

Ohio

Hamilton

24%

Oct

Edison

England

New

England Tel & Tel

Pennsylvania

North Butte Mining

H)

51%

1,411

31% July

51%

Oct

66%

68

340

49%

68

Oct

73

74%

129

60% July

Oct.

80 V* Mar

8% July

8

42%

551

Sep

7%

250

20

16

Jan

___

-

13c

13c

14c

2,700

13c

11%

11%

2,073

9874

290

75c

92

Webster

147

18%

20%

1,121

30c

Sep

_

Union

Twist

Drill

Fruit

United

Shoe

Jan

1

104

U S Rubber Co—

Waldorf

System

14%

21

271

10%-

10%

10

874

Jun

11%

Aug

25

26%

25

July

26%

Oct

16%

17%

100

Jan

1774

Oct

30%

30%

25

Aug

3474

Feb

Schenley Ind new
Vacuum

15%

13% July
1674 July

23%

.

-r.

A

Oct

3*2

4074

80

26% Mar

4074

Oct

3%

63

3% July

474

Jan*

.19%

1874

20%

160

.

r

-5

37%

934

55
170

267b

Feb

45

Oct-

35

12%

Jan

32%

Apr

33 %

35%

403

28%

Aug

35%

Oct

24%-

24%

25%

317

16

; Feb

2574

Oct-

11%

1174

11%

114

23%

23 %

2374

133

10% July
20% July

,

:

32"%

165

,

'

31%

31%

32

8%

Feb

Aug

30% July
22% Feb

60

-

6%

65 %

64

65%

2,587

50% July

66%

43%

1,720

40

49%

5074

218

52

Cincinnati

Milling Machine

Cincinnati

8treet

Cine &

Sub Bell

13

3274

72

47

July

5774

85 %

8474

8674

86

66

Jan

3674

Oct

32%

32%

32 34

124

25%

Jan

33

Sep

i;

-5

-J'T

,337b

3374

50

27

Bearing-

it

3374 July„
42
July

56%
/

57%

4074

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

43%

7,4

47%

'47%

67

4074

.

•

40%

47%'

:

Carbide

4074

42%

108

Railway

13

32%

34%

July

3774

Jan

11%

Jun

14%

Stock Exchange

New

Stock Exchange

Detroit

Ford

36%

Jun

Detroit Stock
Last

Sale Price
Par

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Low

_i

3%

4%

4%

5

of Prices

Shares

2

17%

17%

Low

20%

20%

146

18%

500

14

16

63

6%

674

100

5

5
32

546

33

197

5

69%

5

69%

8%

•

74,

5%

7%
6%
35

26

Apr

2%

Jun

8%

Oct

33%
574
80
14

10

50%

46

26%

345

14 %

14%

38

11% Aug

14%

20

46

Jan

47

1,324

54

July

46%

46%

71%

70%

73%

common

-

For footnotes

67%

5

Preferred

16

«

50

see

page




43.

...

17%

•

common

-

36%

17%

67%

68 % *

15%

3
„

•

29
50%

Burroughs

Apr
Mar

Aug

Consolidated

Mar

14

Aug

9

Opt
Oct

Oct

2 5 74

Oct

25%

174

174

300

77c

Mar

174

17

18 74

2.932

13%

14

14%

1.144

12% July

17%

*
25

63

Oct

13%

Jun"

15%

Apr

83

Jan~~

Oct

Motors

77%

81%

10

common

23 Yt

23 V*

23%

1,235

18%

Aug

24% Sep

•

30%

30%

30%

2,958

29% July

35% Mar

1

1,226

July

400

774

7%

674

Jun

9

40CT

8

7%

6%

Apr-

7%

7%

Feb

Aug

'

Davidson

Bros

'

1

—

Cleveland

Navigation—.

5
20

7%

8

8

22%

22%

8%

3,395

23%

7,379

2%

2%

6%

6

3

3

Federal Mogul common
Frankenmuth Brewing

5

Feb

Oct

Friars

1

26 74

Oct

Ale

Fruehauf

Brewing
Trailer

24V421/4

1

May

100

1%

July

2%

Apr

100

25

5% July

734

May

2V2 Aug

3%

Jun

387

2%

900

29c

2774

l

24

500

%

25c

25c

Sep

8% May

21% July

28%

7.500

17% July
2%
25c

25

Oct

-31/4 Mar

Oct
Oct

44c

Jam

570

20

Feb

28%

Oct

265

4

July

6%

Apr

Mar

Oct

Gar Wood Industries

1

28

15%; Jan
5574 Mar

69%

Sep

General Motors

100

20%

Jun

34

36%

130

13% July
31%- July

49

4674

49

Great

1

4%.

1

49

Gerity-Michigan Corp J
Graham Paige Motors common

Mar

Jan

874

100

1,087

40

10

2,157

9

1

60

39

2074 May

25%

1

Sep
Jun

18

Jan

8 %

16

'16

360.

Jun
Jan

13%

25%

1

20%

42%

73 74

1274

374
6 74

1

Detroit Gray Iron common
Detroit-Michigan Stove com...
Economy Baler _*

Apr

Oct

Continental

Machine

Paper

Power

1.183

High

Jan

474 July

_5

*

Adding
Chrysler Corp

74

17 34

2%

Apr
Mav

July

23% Aug

Mlg

Edison

26%

,

new

Budd Company

Jan

&

50%
26%

46%

"B"

Brown-McLaren

Oct.

12

200

1,300

1

Michigan

of

Bearing

Detroit

19%

148

1

Market

Detroit

3874

,

Products

Rubber

Bear

Bower Roller

Oct

193/a

*

;

Baldwin

374 Aug

38%

•

Printing

July

12%

.

50

8%

Jan

4% July
67

200

3%

•

S

26%

982

14

50

U

46%

•

•

Preferred

new

Mar

Aug
20% May

10

common

G

5

Jun

2774 July

599

'

70

Lunkenheimer
&

July

2274

Metal

Consumers

Kroger
P

5

High

American

Big
Apr

32% July

10

305/a
33

31%

3%

Randall

Low

2174
46%

13%

Kahn

Range Since January 1

High V

15%

10

Low

3 74

1

...

.

.

Range Since January 1

High

Electric

*

Hobart

Exchange

Exchange
Week's

-

Brewing

6

Gibson Art

Curb

WOodward 2-5525

Altes

Crosley Motors

Insulation

Oct

DETROIT

Telephone:

Allen

Dow

Formica

York

Building

Sales

*

Eagle Picher

42%

Jan

Oct
Jun

Midwest Stock Exchange

for Week

Cincinnati Union Stock Yard—

common

43%
50%

J

Members
York

Range

44%

50

25

Oct

35%

-

Jan.

29% July

60

1,381

15%

25

t

July

Oct

WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.

Week's

10

Tel

24% Mar"

~

Oct

44%

common_8%

13% Mar

Jan

4774

5

Electric

11% Mar-

Sep

Oct

42%

•

Prod

8%

25

25

J)

(Ohio)

Oct

43

*
&

4

Aug

34%

"

10

Adv

.

—25

(N

Sep

34%

5%

100

-

Par

Gas

Oct-

1774

"

Sale Price

Cincinnati

21

44%

9%

—

Last

Cincinnati

Jun

17%

—

Friday

Corp

15

OCt

33%

•

•

'

•

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

Churngold

3®

1,057

42 74'

—

,7fl[

Hi

Jan

3% Mar

294

20

29

3%

Friday

Laundry
Carey (Philip)
Champion Paper ____

1174

39%

STOCKS

American

21

374

1.40
-1

.

Apr

11

15%-

9%

STOCKS

Oct

3974

-

(Indiana)—

Roller

Timken

—

1674

33 %C

i_.

_:

Studebaker

Union

"

•

.

Socony

7% May
16% Oct

21%

12.50

Jun

Oct

Jun

1,855

♦

Inc—

1474

Sep

6%

_10

Westlnghouse Electric Corp

July,

Aug

47%

6%
16%

25

10 %

—

Sep

Jan

29 % Mar

6%

9%

•
common

25

Jan

6%
20%

5

Co_

Machinery

137a

13 % Mar

'

•

—:

Oct

13%

■

*

102 % May

July

674
•„

*

com

5474

May

96%

35

45%

355

•

Inc

Securities

Sep

974 May

29c

4,000

44%

•

Assn

49%

-

Oct.:

63

10% July

97

100% 100%

25
2.50

Drug Co

299

50

_

.-

.

-_

New

Quincy Mining Co_

52%

Oct

22

15% July

97

19%

Oct

50%

52%

Feb

90

Jan

11%

-50

Pennsylvania RR-_

79%

Apr

70%

55

7%

19%

70c

4574

»

Corp

O S Steel (new)

-70c

34% July
41% Jan

35

<>

Oil

Radio

.

Oil

49%

•

Mills

Apr

50

-

43%

*

RR

Oil

50%

100
2.50
100

Aug

24%

"%

Oil

50% May

20

Electric System

Apr.

11

28% July

4974

g

_

,

Standard

40% Mar

64% July
40% Aug

;

11% July
8% Jan

14%

5

.

m*fm'

Rights

Standard

3374 Aug

1,897

1

Cos

New

'

Packard Motor Car

Standard

20

583

50%

■

451

184

974
31

5074

*

Brands

79%

62%

=.

30%

'

'

49%

—

_

Standard

48'/a

62

United

1274

July

43%

.

_

Feb

75%

19%

Co

12%

974

•

*.

Central-

Co,

49

/—100

common

_—

Southern

76%

62

(N

,

18%

535r

5

Torrlngton

24% Mar

•

Electric

Pepsi-Cola

Oct

May

58

430

19

39

54

75

•
1

Elec

29

.

:

Pure
—

Nash-Kelvinator
Service

General

Ohio Oil

158

87%

8'/a

Jun

5% July

124

83'/a

7%

64% July

591

37.70 37.72

Mergenthaler Linotype
Narragansett Racing Assn

&

70

Oct

10

75

Suburban

3174

5

3% July

3% July
4% July

310

Stone

Oct

31%

Oct

37

'

»

15

Shawmut

Oct.

8774

'

Oct

90

Rexall

Oct

34 74

64% July

5

._

49%

13%

RR

23%

62% July

231

July

—•

Dept Stores-

Jun

88

Northern

25% July

435

8674

1274
'

32%

13%

Pacific

119

82

84%

7

.__

1,575

88

National

33

77%

1

___

49%

22%

•

M

_

Feb

100

RR

preferred

_

1%

•
*

Co

Razor

Copper

Central

5%

Oct

32 34

*

Gas

70

48

•

Lone Star Cement Corp
Maine

Oct

834

—

2%

•
—•

Electric

Kennecott

Oct

6%

7

•

Inc

Stores

First National

16%

71/4

100
100
100

Employers Group Association
General

13

City Products

Ry—

1st pfd series A
preferred series. B
preferred adjustment—

6%

,6%

47%

July

*

130

9%

10

new

Mass

Jan

6 %

10

6%

Fuel Associates—

&

26%

594

77%

25

Corp

Service

16%

Jun

51

39% Sep

5,497

597

774

■

6%

10
10

Service

Eastern

Cities

47%

77 s

3

—

61/4

48

4

Gas

Chrysler

Sep

41

2%

5

Boston

Oct

Federated

Century Shares Trust

Common

Jan

6%

—:

Calumet & Hecla

Eastern

122

118%

Mar

16%

1%

100
7% prior preferred
100
,■'5% cl A 1st pfd unstamped-™—100
5% class A 1st pfd stamped
100
Q'/e
cl B 1st preferred stamped_100
i'/o cl c 1st pfd stamped
100
10% cl D 1st pfd stamped
___100
Boston Personal
Prop Trust——
*

East

114
107

37

4474

774

W—

__

Manufacturing
Chesapeake & Ohio

RR—

Common stamped

Cities

92

58

30

50

36%

4574

_

_

39%

10
100

&

758

122

Anaconda Mining
Armco Steer
Avco

Sep
Oct

Railway—

Elevated

Eoston

37%

119

115%

60
Aug
161% May

Jan

115% 116

-

100

Boston

32%

35%

Woolen

American

Jun

Mar

May

Gemmer

Manufacturing class B

Lakes

new

Oil &

com

Chemical

16

16

,

;

SOVa

52%

-4,873

50

Oct

3%

3%

3%

1,300

3

Apr

2%

2%

1.230

1%

Jun

1%

1%

5,350

1

1

10

1

5

51

1%

100

1134 Mar

15

Oct

54%

Oct

4%

Jan

2%

Oct

2%

Oct

"

July

-

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1659)

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE IOR WEEK ENDED

Week's

Last

Range
of Trices

Shares

Par

Hall

Hosxms

1

10
2%
12%

Manuiactunng

Hudson

Car

Motor

Low

5

Lamp common
Higbie Mlg Co common
57c
convertible preferred
common

•

1658

S)

Screw

8%

100

15%

570

17%

1,158

16%

6%

Aug

Illinois Central RR

3%

Feb

6'/2

Oct

Imperial

6% July
121/4 Jan

8%

Oct

Development Co Ltd
Independent Exploration Co

15%

Oct

Intercoast

Oct

Ihterlake

common

Feb

4%

Jan

9%

Sep

Iron Corp (Un)
International Nickel of Can (Un)

Feb

31%

Jun

International

1%

1%

600

1%

Jan

Jan

40%

40%

201

2%

2%

100

1%

2%

Feb

Int'i Tel & Tel Corp
Kalser-Frazer Corp

Feb

Kansas Power &

Kennecott

1%
42

1% May

2%

2%

300

1%

Jan

2%

Aug

21%

23

23'%

3,033

15%

Jan

23%

Rtckel

«H

W)

3%

3%

700

2%

3%

4

948

3% July
2% Jan

1

&

3

-

—

39%

5

2 y4

Sheller

2'/4

2%

21/4

7%

7%
2%

1,850

Soss

Mfg

390

12%

13

13

200

1

Tube

class

B

common

Jun
Jun

Lincoln

2°/a

Jan

Lockheed

3

Jan

Loew's

8

Sep

3% Mar

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Jan

38% Mar

a66% a67%

a67%

B

al27%al34%

20c

Aviation

Bendix

70% Mar

11%

50
Consolidated

Co

1-3%

25 V2 Mar

50

9%

•

10

Preferred
Barnhart-Morrow

190

145

a45 % a46%

17%

20

(Un)

1

common

Oct

17%

a33 % a34 Va

1

Biltmore Hotel Co

100

(Un)

Co

Petroleum

Jan

22

10%

(Un)—13

Works

Ohio RR Co

&

(Un)

54% May

146%

28

1,664

Jan

13% Aug
11% July

28%

__

Corp

9%

1,117

3

Manufacturing

-•<

1,359

—

Avco

2% July
29% July

44%

al27%

*

20% July
2% Aug

75
100

37%

—.25

Co

'

36

(Un)—100

Refining

Apr

lOo

(Un)

Oil

McKesson

North

44%

Topeka & Santa Fe Ry

Atlantic

(111)

:

66%

10%

Co

Jan

3.50

Sep

7

(Un)

Co

Corp

Inc

North

__

5

&

Jan

16%

Nash-Kelvinator

Range Since January 1

280

11%

100

(Un)

Mining

Corp

37

11%

al7% al7%

__

•

Co (Un)

(Un)

Co

31/4

(Un)___

Armour

Atch

Tel

&

a2%

3%
35%

__

(Un)...4

American Smelt

30%

a2%

__

1

iUn>

Light

2.10

106

4

Northern

572

29%

__

795

640

5

Libby

Aircraft

Nordon Corporati on

Low

__

1
•

2.70

Oct

12% May

638

•

(Un)

Petroleum

Angeles

North

High

__

10

Ailegnany Corp <Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)

Amer

Low

1

Corp

Alaska Juneau

Jan

7%

National

for Week

of Prices

Par

9%

17%

Oct

Sales

Last

Sale Price

Friday

1,500

7%c

13 %

Oct

1%

Angeles Stock Exchange

STOCKS

9%

50

7

1

Magnavox Company

New

Los

9%

13

Jun

1/64 Oct

50

38

l'/2

2

May

17%
a33%

a45%

2c

High

Jan

3,000

2.60

9%

35%

3c

17%

National

Wayne Screw Products
Woodivll Industries common

Low
160

3c

•

Co

Libby

Gas

3%

111/2 July
8% Mar

Land

Laclede

45%

11

1,130

1

Co

Standard

12%

1

a47% £>50%

8.75

(Un)

Lane-Wells Company

Jan

35%

Corp

Jan

6% May

700

2%

10

common

Manufacturing

a47%

Range Since January 1

High

1

4%

Mascot

Scotten-Dillon

7.5Q

(Un)

3% May

Apr

2

1,400

1

__1

•
•

(Un)

Light Co.

Copper

County

1% July
2 % Sep

440

2(8

2%

2

Co

Manufacturing

200

3%

39%

2%

*

River Raisin Paper common

Rudy

3%
3%

1

Products

Low

Oct

0

common..,

Metal

Paper Co

2%

.

Oct

38

17%

Shares

10

13%

2

_

Chemical

Davis

Corp

21%

10

National Stamping
Packard Motor Car

Parke,

33%c

150

■

for Week

25c

1,900

Kern

Park

Petroleum

100

7%

1

frouucts

Corporation

Peninsular

(Un)

27%

7

'

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

High

4% Mar

1

Co

Stamping

Murray

100

Week's

Last

27%

'■

1

Drug
'S

6'/2

15%

15 1/2

1,100

8%

--

1

-

Kinsei

Masco

Low

6 1/4

6%

1

Lansing

High

6

—Y

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Range Since January 1

10

Kaiser-Piazer

King-Seeley
Kresge

27

for Week

Sale Price

STOCKS

OCTOBER

Sales

Friday

(Un)

10o

—

—

—

—
__

30%

800
275

14

3%
16

Oct

Jan

4%

Jun

July

19%

Oct

23

Jan

a51

151

38%

Jan

52

Oct

4174

2,989

25%

Jan

41%

Oct

13%
a23% a23%
10 10%

420

11% July

16%

Jan

a20%a21%

a47%
40%
13

108

72

17% Mar

19% July

995

7%

Jun

a39

140

21%

Jan

33(4 34%
a8% a8%
a46% a46%

1,075

29% July

50

5% Mar

9c

12,500

a36

8c

127

44

July

2%c Jan

19% July
10% Aug
41 »/4

Sep

36

Jun

9%

Oct

49%

Feb

17c

Apr

35

33

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1660)

.

.

.

Monday, October 30, 1950

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

WEEK

FOR

ENDED OCTOBER 27

Week's

Sales

Cast

Range

for »\eek

Sale Price

Friday

of Prices

Shares

STOCKS

CHICAGO 3, ILL.

ST.

UNLISTED

AND

of Trade

MADISON

Co

EAU

LaCROSSE

Heln

Midwest Stock Exchange
Week's

preferred

Abbott

Laboratories

Acme Steel Co

Adams

5

—

10

___

25'/a

25%
17

17%

100

28%

31 %

2,400

Akron

5

Roller

Brass

&

&

38% May
12%

24%

25

12%

13%

__

13%

iUU/—*

100

Co

(Un)

151

151%

5

(Un)

W)

Brown

Corp

Co

:

Corp

Chicago Towel

Co

Illum'mating

Jan

52%

Sep

46%

Vult.ee

(,Un;_

Finance

Jun

14

Oct

10

Sep

11%

Sep

15%

800

12% July

16%

55%

250

57

Feb

13 %

14

700

42% July
10 Va July

14

49%

50%

206

36% Mar

50%

Oct

19%

19%

50

16

2U%

Oct

17

33%

19%

20

13%

14%

18 %

33%

14%

18 V4

Jun

July

34

Feb

3,100

18%

19%

2,050

3%

3%

50

3 %

xl3%

xl3%
32%

1,050

Corp

Feb
Oct

14%

14%

330

31%

33%

2,000

25

12%

13%

1,180

10 Va July

16%

16

16%

735

95

40
25

77%

77%

82%

3,178

84%

84%

86%

332

19%

19%.

20

85%

85%

87%

4,700

42%

7%

5

84 V.

Oct

Oct

87%

14-

Apr

20:

Oct

Jan

87 V.

Oct

38% July

47%

Jan

14% May

4,300

27 %

Sep

33 Va Mar

1,185

12% Mar

17% July

17

Jan

25

May

25%

Jan

36

May

9

.7

29 Va July

35%

Jun

48 Va

62%

Oct

Jun

5% July
22% Julv

8%

1.235

400

7%
7%

Jan

Jan

9 Va

Aug

30

Jan

11

Aug

8% May

10%

26 Va

July

700

3%

Jan

70%

450

54%

Jan

71%

Jun

80%

80%
-t

111

4'%

68%

5

11%
30%

4%

4%

l

82%

1,126

61

Jan

85Va

Jun

45%

■>

46%

107% 108

33
31

*

1

705
675

9%

Oct

29%

5

15

107

107

1,000

388

Oct
Feb

5% May

48%

Apr

20

78 Va Mar

108

Oct

90

Jun

110

Oct

10%

Apr

13

15%

Oct

17

Oct

13% Aug

22

Jan

4,000

16%

1,920

16

Tel

Iowa

Gas

&

Elec (Un)

Illinois

16

10

9%

9

5

52%

33

1

2

10

9%
53%
2

15%

15%

48%

50

450

150

2,500
125
800
113

2,140

8% July
Apr

5

45% July
1% July

Feb

6,200

48%

Jan

57%

50

52

16%

16%

Refrigerator Co

1

9%

•

49%

551

Oct

15%

95

16%

55

50% May

100

50%

(Un)

(Un)

5% July
Oct

8

Jun

60%

Sep

Sep

54%

Oct

14% July

18 V«

Feb

8

•

H)

58%

Gray Drug Stores-

Apr

10%

___

43.

_

Oct

29%

603

15%

100

14%

60%

175

11%

450

Co

Drug

100

33

:

20

9%

Lamson

&

50%

195

34%

Jan

52 V.

Oct

750

14

Jan

21 Va

Oct

10

2.1O0

Jan

10

Oct

%

100

Va

Oct

28 V*

50

27 Va

July

53%

640

37 7/a

Jan

53%

40

200

32%

Jan

4J

Oct

32%

32%

Oct

13'/4

317

1.077
515

12%

12%

13%

2,240

9% July

25%

25 %

26

1,315

23

July

30% Mar

20

20

20%

1,075

18

July

23% Mar

23^%

•

■

1

r'

-

_

_

17

8%

9 Va

5,500

22%

22%

300

56%

5'J %

50

3%

3%

100

31%

25

30%

purchase

EciioOn

23%

Jan

32 V.

Sep

50

35 Va

Aug

60

Jun

5»/4

Sep

15%

Jan

20

9%

2,250

5%

Packard

13

100

12 Va

July

14%

Sep

27%

250

21% July

28 Va

Jun

28%

Jan

40

Sep

31

Oct

38

Mar

65%

1.012

49% July

66%

Oct

51%
1

__

32

62%

52

39 V*

31

■

62%

55%

1,295

51%

56%

Oct

9%

9%

850

8%

8%

1"%

20

14 Va

14'/a

Peabody
5%

Co
prior

Coal

conv

.

_

ll^A May

14 Va

2434

Jan

32

4%

400

3%

Feb

17%

770

11%

Jan

14%

14%

4%

"

Pepsi-Cola
Perfect

18

18%

1.000

Jun

18

Oct

1248 Mar

17

Aug

16 y«

19

Sep

16

Aug
21% Mar

July

July

Mar

10%

3.200

10

30

32

1,550

25%

Jan

33%

Apr

14%

14%

15''2

2.750

10%

Jan

18%

Apr

2% Mar

6%

Apr

Feb

48%

28% July

35%

Feb

Oct

V.

Oct

47.

Jan

2%

1.200

48%

50

30 %

30%

8

3 Va

48%

30%

3,521

v»

14.800

40-8

704

4

3,595

3% July
7% July

39

—

—

9

)Un

)

3%

common.

preferred

1,000
225

17%

7 Va

900

5%

18%

850

15 Va

19%

100

20%

3.001

14%

Jun

134

9

9

33 Vac

978

'

1.500

15%

15%

75

1

..

9%

9%

50

1

1171,

12

25%

25%

99

26

26 %

614

2.50

..

/

.

11

Apr

18%

41

Apr

20

6%

50

—

9%

21%

117% 118%

25
-

ft

18 %

1

5

-

43

67«

9%

-2 %

13

26% Mar

32

Airways

Corp

200

Oct

Oct

5%

30%

3

(Un)

Co

Circle

150

18

17%

9

-

May

500

1

_

Light & Coke

Peoples Gas

11% May
22

July

250

OA ',4

(Uni

Pennsylvania RR

16 V.

10% Aug

10%

(Uni

Pictures

1,400
3,800

Oct

7% July
6% July

16%

__

1

-

World

American

Pan

Paramount

300
60

19%

•j

Car

Jan

7

_■»

__

Motor

Feb

Apr

37

37

(Minn*

..

lUni

15 V4 July

12%

■

_■

Oil

11%

Jun

7

Ohio

Oct

20

20 Va

8V4 July

6%

•

B

Rights

750
306

Jun

7%

27%

warrants

Co

10

10

16%

5%

ltr

-

Co class

Ohio

893

1,900

20

__

1

Bancorporation

Brass

Apr

36 V« May

Sep

16%

North American Car Corp new— —10

Stock

Aug

4%

57«

1

__—

Apr

60

2% July

30

AO

NirrHem State? Power

32%

Feb

44

38 %

8%

—

I8V4 July

Oct

9%

5%

6

5

Co—

Jun

7% July

29

9%

—

(Un)

Oct

,

33%

5%

3

Mfg

Jan

7%

17

29%

2.50

(Un)

Jan

15 % May

July
Jan

0

—

Aviation

7%

July

12 VA Juiy

6

Sep

Jan

9

(Un)__

RR

5

4

31%

,_

Cylinder Gas Co.——

Central

100

2,351

Jun

10%

__

—

Corp

200

7V4

Oct

34%

July

1%

22%

.

a

-.

5%
15

25

14

25

.

Standard

Ohio

4.250

8%

10

-

National

Co.

75

3'/8

Oct

Jan

6 Va

4% July

800

1

_

Piston Ring Co
Company
.•

Mfg

34%

Jan

19%

18% May

Apr

350

.

national

Oak

400

18% Mar
10

16%

__

Muskegon

Northwest

4%

Oct

25%

16 Va

•

inc.

Co.—

American

11 '«

Oct

July

15%

—

1

Products—__

Ward & Co—

American

13 Va May

600

15

15%

•

*

Mfg

North

900

15 %

7

4

Chemical Co $3.50 prei—

North

19%

5 %

0

Monroe

&

7% July

15

_.

„

Modine

Tile

800

7

0

Co.

prior pieferred..

York

200

__

Missouri Portland Cement

New

1.120

9 Va

15

_■_

Nash-Kelvinator

24%

3

_1

...

)Ky)_.

__

Apr

34%

•

__

E-—

Cement

__

Jan

17V.

3

1

Co common..:

vtc common

Inc

Sep

16

4%

■

9

Montgomery

Aug

14%

—

_7

_

brick

Hart

14%

58%

46%

18%

19

...10

Utilities

Oct
Mar

23%

_

Meyer Blanke CO
South

13
38

38% July

16%

24

5

Food

25% July

Oct

43 V»

—5

Field & Co

Mickelberry's

2,013

Oct

%

33% Mar

46%

4.

class

Portland

National

4%

13%

10

Libby—

&

Metropolitan

Muter

,

42%

•

Mfg

Motorola

15% May

9%

45%

1

—

University—

Louisville Gas & Elec

$1

Oct

July

450

9%

13%

common

Co

Printing

ue

32

45 Vs

•

v,

Mar

30%

31%

__

common

McNeil

Medusa

21

53%

•

Sessions Co

Co

Marshall

Apr

360

8 %

Co <Un)

Gas

Lonergan

Oct

4

39%

33 %c

Extension

Laclede

Lincoln

29

Jan

23%

*

•

.__

Laclede-Christy

Libby

July

3

20

8%

.

:

Transport—

Iiic
Co

Co

Kropp Forge

Leath &

Apr

22

508

48 %

76

Knapp Monarch Co—

Salle

4V4

Jan

500

4

19

9%

•

La

1%

Oct

Jan

43

32

3%

—

_

22

Feb

Sep

Oct

Feb
Oct

83% Aug
19

Sep

203/4

Oct

139 Va May

107 % July

12

7% July

Mar

Feb

17

Sep

Jan

10

Aug

133/,

Oct

July

27

Sep

24% July

30

Apr

11

'

Potter

(The)

Co

_

Car

Steel

Pressed

Co...

of

.

10

Colorado—

Public

Service

Public

Service of Indiana common

Pure

Oil

Radio

Packing Co

__

_

River

Raisin

St

26%

Feb

45%

Oct

17%

17

18

3,100

12 VA

Jan

23'A

Apr

774

77'a

26 %

26 Va

26 Va

_

__

•

Co
...

_

A

Roebuck

2,700

6%

4,200

5

July

41%

41%

350

40

Jun

7%

5

Serrick

7

...

%

Shellmar

_

7%
44

7%
36

33%

35%

__

Corp..

—

15

—

.

400

2,100

14

14

54

V.

2,655

13

13 V*

800

51%

55%

60

'

__

—

14,700

53 Va

1
9

—

100

145

35

—

_

6%

B

34

Corp class B- common

Shell Oil Co

7%

44

427

35

—

Oct

43%

9

Co

14%

10% July
23% Jan

6%

~

Co

&

Aug

41%

'

Schwitzer-Cummins

Feb

Aug

10

6 %

*

com.

28

42%
r

—

—

50

Feb

Jun

834

312

9%

6 Va July

25%

14%

common —1.40

Electric Co
Industries new

100
100
170

9

14

»

—2%

Service

8

50c

Paper Co

Public

Louis

Schenely

2,225

1

National Stockyards

St Louis

44 »/4

5

(Un)

Republic Steel Corp
(Un;

42%

10

Rexall Drug

Bros

23 Va

43 %

....

__

Raytheon Mig common—
Remington Rand (Uni __

Richman

•

7 Va Mar

9

(Un)

(Un>

Radio-Keith-Orpneum
Rath

„

_

'

200

63/4

*

America

of

•

•

(Uni

Co

Corp

Co

44

Oct

7% May
46V.

Jan

6% July

8

Sep

Jan

48

Aug

40

4%

;

Jan

7%

Oct

26'/» Mar

36

28%

35%

Oct

Aug

Aug

14

Oct

54%

Oct

10% July

14%

Oct

41% July

55%

Oct

9% July
40

July

*

26%

27%

1,500

2334 July

31% May

22

19%

22

2,000

12Va1

Jan

22

Oct

«

29

28%

30%

1.430

22

Jan

31%

Sep

5%

5%

550

434 May

5%

24%

241'2

25 Va

5.450

20

20

20%

550

11%

11%

11%

2,700

10 Vai July

13% Mar

•

Signode Steel Strapping
Sinclair
Oil Corp

27%

*

5

Prod

20%

19%

20 Va

555

19

23% May

59%

6IV4

505

50%

44

%

9

Oct

31% May

15%

Oct

62 Vat

Aug

ll»/4

12Va

5.900

8% Mar

12%

Sep

11%

11%

400

9

Jan

64%

Seat

July

11%:

Aug

13%

Feb

Oct

7%

7%

100

6

July

8%

Bend

Lathe

Co

Southern

Indiana Gas &

Southern

Pacific

Co_

_

Inc
1
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Gas & Electric
Standard Oil of Indiana

500

10 Va July

11% Aug

Standard

Oil

Co

of

750

14% Aug

17

Oct

Standard

Oil

(N

J)

28%

29%

325

25

29 Va

Oct

Standard

Oil

Co

(Ohio)

Jan

Oct

—

Spiegel

2,900

2%

Elec

9

2%

Jun

5

Works

11%

1%

15

Vacuum Oil

Socony
South

1

Brand Clothes Inc
(Un)

Society

16%

2%

400

—

(tin;

10%

2%
■

38% July

3%

•

Light

&

Power

City

16

0

390

9% Aug

Feb

51%

7 Va
32

July
22% July

58%

Lakes

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3

1,135

11

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3,100

15

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•

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10

51%

28

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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co

38%

277 a

10

Southern

Razor

28 %

3%

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Keliey Island Lime
Kellogg 8wltch0oard

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13% July

6%

5

Oct

41 Va

57%

5

9%

Aug

6%

Utilities

10% Mar

2 Va

57%

»

28

26%

■

*

Iowa Power & Light (Un)

Sangamo

10

new

&

.

-

Jan

12%

15%

*

40 Va July

11%
36%

25

12%

15 t8

5% Mar

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common




Apr

73%

8%

8

10

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July

26%

9%

6%

see

65 %

7%

9%

1

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Jan

25%

General

(W

63

119

Apr

11 Va July

55

48%

Safety

Sep

113%

100

1,600

62%

•

Public

Jun

90

12%

12%

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Motors Corp

Oct

28%

62%

Corp

General

17,%

Apr
37% Mar

1,777

Transportation

General

Oct

29% July

30%

Auto

Tel

Apr

20%

31

Dredge

Jan

33%

895

22%

Corp

7%

18% May

15.

300

30%

1

July

34%

30%

(Un)

11% July

26%

22%

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July

26

12%

General Electric Co (Un)

Co

345

1% July
19

33 %
.

*

Gillette

350

30 %

,

Mar

Jan

12%

20

class

5

2%

31

(Un)

Jan

22Va

31%

40%

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3%

38%

200
600

95

20%

31% July

2%
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Oct

May
Oct

260

33

22%

;

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3

2%

10

General

Jun

14Va

16V4 Mar

16%

Watch-

Candy

2%

20

12 Vs July

28%

(Un)

Drive

14% Mar

21%

1

Connell

Jan

b% Juiy

1,227

14

»

Nov

16%

22

15

Brewing

Co

Mar

25

15

Co

Goldblatt

14

50
300

3%

3

Aug

1,900

18%
3

Jan
Jan

6% Mar

15

—

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J

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Oct

'j._

Feb

73 V4 May

427

27%

(Un>

International

layu

Miller <fc

53 %

__

22%

21V4

400

I.OV

Shoe Co

Hoppers

Oct

100

450

3%

•

Packers Ltd

Katz

Jun

25% May

9%

26%

__

Harvester

International

Kansas

12%

■

'

27%

1

*

International

Kansas

Jan

Feb

28 %

9

37%

9

Steamship Co

International

Oct

15%

General Box Corporation

1<

11"%

550

69 %

50

de Nemours

Glidden

Oct

300

10%

28

America

Railroad

Gibson

47 "/a

14

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Cleveland

Amer

Jan

FPb

51

25

&

30%

1% Mar
6'A

67%

•

of

National

Great

1,806

Jun

15%

67%

•

common

Motors

Four-Wheel

47 %

1

3% July

13%

15%

25

preferred

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Fitz-Simons

400
2.050

10%

5

Eddy Paper Corp (The )

ji

45%

__

__

•

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General

35%

1

Inc

Co

System

(E I)

General

790

1%

5%

1

Inc

Eastman Kodak

Dock

48%

1%
5

•

common

Dow Chemical Co

Falstaff

47

.10

Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Doehler-Jarvis
Corp

Erie

47

115% 115%

Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)

Elgin

Oct

5%

37%

•

Lindsay Lt & Chem common.
Aug

*

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Pont

Apr

•

Consumers Power

du

9%

22 %

25

Gas

Domestic

Jan

1

5%

43

1

Commonwealth Edison

&

Jan

3

Co

(The)

Detroit

Oct

2 %

25

—

common

$4.50 preferredCleveland Electric

Crane

7%

Jan

•

(Un)

Cleveland Cliffs Iron

Continental

July

May

4 %

Jan

1

Chrysler Corp

Cumulative

Oct,

11%

preferred

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135%

33%

♦

common

(Un)

Ohio

Foods

Feb

700

5

Light Co

&

Service

Oct

July

450

50c

West Corp

Certain-teed'Products

Container

50

5,120

8

1

preferred

Consolidated

1 %

550

25

Biscuit

Secur

Columbia

7%

27%

24

103%

21%

10

Chicago Corp common
Chicago Mil St Paul & Pac vtc

Coleman

165

231

41%

12.5o

Brewing
Illinois

Clinton

27%

134%

Apr

Oct

19

—8

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(Un)

Central & South

Cities

Oct

1%.

27%

I

40%

15

Corp

Convertible

11%

Jun

20% July

19

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Pacific

Chesapeake

Jan

1,000

7%

7%

2.50

w—

common

111

7%

1,650

1

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Convertible

15,900

%

1

Oct

*

J)_„

Co

Central

11%

27%

1%

__

10

Inc

Co

Central

Oct

7%

5

(E

Carr-Consolidated
Centlivre

47%

27 %

5

(Un)

Canadian

Jun

130

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& Bigelow

Bros

37%

27%

1%

*

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&

Butler

27% Mar

25%

1

Com

Brach

Co

161% May

1,700

1%

lp

Corp

Steel

Burkhart (F)

Jan

Oct

5

Mining Co

Manufacturing Co____
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Burton-Dixie

146%

25%

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1,530

10%

10%

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July

10

—

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1,300

17

11 % July

Aug

47%

25%

-

1

Jan

4-

37%

1

3

Co

Berghoff Brewing

(E

152

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Mfg Co

Brown

500
2,300

2% July

36

36

10

common

700

45

50

preferred
*
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Bastian-Blessing

Bruce

Apr

May

Jan

a

Sons

4

Jan

Corp

Borg-Warner

Jan

9%

Avco

(George

12%

3

26%

4

Bethlehem

8V4 July

Aug

1.300

Corp
Automatic Washer

Bendix

Jun

Sep

11%

1
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Mining

(111)

Beiden

6%

8 Va

11%

Products

Mlg

7%

200

convertible

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5% July

31%

27%
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1

10%;Mar

7V» - July
11'/a

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12%

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9% . July
21% July

27%

—

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11

%

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1,450

(111;

Tel

&

Jun

39

3%

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& Refining Co com

Topeka

Oct

18%

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35%

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$1.20

26%

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3 %

(Un)

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Co

Jan

16

34%

1

Stand

&

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&

Armour

19%

17%

4

4

600

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35

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3%

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250

40% Aug

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100

1,900

10

9,050

10

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_50c

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Armco

7%

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9%

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Anaconda

7%

7%

1

Laboratories

American

7%

.

5

Mfg

Alleghany Corp

Bu2d

1.235

17

29%

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26%

850

1

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44%

t

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Low

High

42%

9%
23 V*

50

Indianapolis Power & Light.—-.-.
Range Since Janaary

*

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Booth

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of Prices

8%

22%

1

.

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8%

22%

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42%

250

10

.

Co

Central

Illinois

for Week

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25 V.

25

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1

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4,150

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10%

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SECURITIES

Hibbard

MINNEAPOLIS

1.100

25 V.

Instrument Co

Hammond

Chicago Board

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LISTED

12%

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900

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33 V.i

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10
25

58

16

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Volume 172

Number 4955

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(1661) ' 37

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RANGE

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Week's

Range

Standard

Steel

Sterling

Spring

Stone

StorJtline

1

24%

24%

26%

5

16

14%

16

16

Furniture

Stuciebaker
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5

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Corp

&

512

12%

Jan

21%

9

900

7%

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10% Aug

34

1,528

49 %

51

200

15 %

16%

3,250

15%

16%

7,400

10%

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15%

25

150

16

Jan

Co

(The)

25

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Corp
Timken-Detroit
Trane

Co

Trans

World

So

Union

La

Carbide
Air

United

Corp

U

13%

36 Vb

Oct

69% Mar

Jan

16%

Jan

17

Oct

Jun

40%

Oct

510

59%

Jan

76

Oct

10

Jun

14%

28

13%

600

18%

250

14%

19% AUg

Apr

27%

29 %

700

24 %

July

17%

18%

490

15%

Jun

20%

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15

15 %

150

15

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Par

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610

48

Jun

51%

41

July

•

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50%

50%

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47%

47

48

1,540

17%

18%

1,700

10
1

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4

1

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Laboratories

Admiral
Air

Alaska

Co

Juneau

Steel

Corp

Van

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Iron

Warner

20

21

40

42

•

Works

41%

•

4%

8%

35

3%

Sep

51

May
18% Aug

13% Jan

1,240

May

Jan

4

%

Jun

15% July
25% Jan

512

23%
42

Oct

10

Aug

15 %

13

13%

370

6% Mar
11% July

33

33

34%

1,010

29 V, July

36

22 %

23%

70

15%

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23% Aug

13%

14%

600

13

Aug

16% Mar

86%

86%

87

(Un)

5

13

Westinghouse

Electric

Corp

12%

common

"

Motor

$4.25

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1

Inc

preferred

Willys-Overland
Wisconsin
Woodall
World

*

Motors

(Un)

•

12%

9

75

82%

360

Feb

May

Jun

94

5% Mar

9%

Oct

12%

12%

13%

Oct

16

17

400

13

July

17

Oct

*

Machine

14

14

100

10%

Feb

14

Oct

5

11%

12

400

10

Apr

14%

Jan

5

Co

Youngstown Sheet & Tube___

Allied

Chemical

American

&

49

51%

608

49

Oct

53%

Oct

1,300

11%

Jan

Friday

Week's

Last

Range

(Un)
8an

of Prices

Shares

Sale Price

Tel

Tel

&

City Elec Co

5e/t

Transit

1st

Bankers

(i'/c

Smelting & Refining

American

Tel

&

Tel

36 %

150% 152%

260

29% May
146% Jan

2,404

14%

14%

15%

1,394

18%

18%

2,163

14

14

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*

preferred
tic

151%

33%

18%

common

2%

100

2

2%

10%

13

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13% July
July

18

100

9% Mar

1,115

13

36 Vb

Davison

Chemical

17% Mar
22

Jan

15% Aug

10

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3V8

Delaware

Power

&

68

15%

Jan

70

Oct

July

17%

18%

2,621

12%

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18%

77%

77%

82%

1,628

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9 %

9%

10%

5,393

62% July
5%. July

84 Vb

*

10%
28

26%

28

440

19

20%

20%

280

24% Mar

*

41%

44

286

19% July
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10

67%

67%

118

57% July

68 % Mar

50

52%

8,649

49

54%

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Motors

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new

5

com

Hudson

50%

5

July

Oct

44%

18%.

19%

22

18%

National

Power &

Sep

Oct

22

170

14%

Power

&

Salt

9%

Oct

10 V8

192

4%

Jan

10 %

12%

1,496

12

% Mar

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12%

Oct

25 %

25%

1,894

21%

Jan

6,166

14%

Jun

21

51 VB

41%

common

Oct

preference

Oct

July

39

Feb

12 VB

Oct

11%

Oct

*

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Armour

&

Atchison

Co

(111)

Corp

Sharp
Sun

Imperial

Diesel Engine

Baldwin

Locomotive

Baltimore &
Bandini

Ohio

Bendix

Aviation

Co

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Calaveras

Cement

Preferred
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Case

&

I)

(J

Central

Oct

Chi

Apr
Feb

26 '/a

26%

268

25% Aug

30%

Feb

24%

24 %

25%

69

26%

40 Vb

42 Vb

1,117

45 Vb

Sep

■

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39%

50

33% Aug

44 %

Chrysler
Cities

Paul

72%

260

55%

Jun

72%

Oct

n

%

53

%

Feb

3%

Jan

4%

Apr

28%

901

22% July

29 Ve

Apr

39

•'

„

3%

3%

28%

27%

4

142

1

36

36

50

27

Apr

36

21%

27

19

Apr

21% Mar

42%
--

43%

45%

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Fuel

Gas

46

Oct

$7,000

32% July

49 %

..

_

_

34% July

54

Mar

Corp__

Iron

&

Range Since January 1

High

Low

36%

38%

180

16%

16%

51

9%

36%

9%

1,310

21%

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38%

Apr

17

May

10

Jan

12%

120

11%

11%

354

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22

413

19

12%

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14

21%

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common

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_

common-

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Air

Dow

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Westinghouse Electric Corp

footnotes

see

page

43.




10

565

53

22

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13

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41

Aug

50

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34%

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52

Sep

51

Aug

53%

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1,147

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1.60

1.60

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—

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40

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30

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77%

82

2,684

63 Vb

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83

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86 %

86 %

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36

100

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37

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July

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9

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57

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187

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127 % 128%

210

100

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of

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31 %

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9%

9%

184

6

Jun

9%

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200

31%

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9%

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7%

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11

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389

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23 %

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700

3% July

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Oct

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29%

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39

58%

Jan

70% May

82%

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Aug

211

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Aug

48%

Apr

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80

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80

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550

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5

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23 Vb Mar

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49

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1

50

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33 %

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6

180

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50

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41 %

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46

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3,794

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54

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13

2,625

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16%

16%

260

19

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220

37%

Feb

42 %

Jun

27

27

210

21%

Feb

29

Jun

14

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1,969

12%

Jun

25

Co

&

25

Jan

6

*

Safety

135

Apr

50

*

common

Preferred

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U
16

Jun

"

(Un)

Paint Corp

General

13

2%

common

(Un)—
•
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Motors

100

Oct

50

% July

1,600

%

15%

Co

15

July

Apr
Feb

Golden

Goodrich

F)

(B

Ltd

Co

State

Tire

Oct

Great

28 >4

299

20% July

28 V.

170

25%

154

237/a July
22 % July

Co

•

common

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113% all3%

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44%

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64%

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1%

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2%

Oct

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60%

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2%

500

43%

43%

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35% July

43%

Oct

3

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283

19%

19%

100

18

25

4%

5%

3,626

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Corp

10 Vb

10%

590

9% July

11%

Jan

27% May

July

3% July

8%

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65c

200

11c

14c

14,500

25

26 Vb

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6

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300

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31

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Aug

11%

Oct

230

12%

(Un)__ 10

common

Works

Capwell
Ltd

Feb

39%

*

50c

351

36%

•
5

Corp

17%

38 %

1

(Un)

15

Plantation

20

32 V.

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7,740

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20%

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Eastman

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109

10

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53/4 Mar

Jun

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675

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21

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36

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90

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common

Doernbecher

34% Mar

6%

May
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Nor

Greyhound Corp
Hawaiian

2

Ltd

Motor

Car

(Un)

20%

•

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4

Mar

Jan

42%

Oct

Idaho

9

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Independent Exploration

95c

Feb

a

1,850

2,382

17%

92%
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1,786

2.70

92%

2.40

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30

16% Mar
1.60
49

Feb
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13% July

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2.75

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Oct

96

Sep

17%

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15%

15%

200

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Jan

15%

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1.10

1.20

4,600

1.10

Oct

2.05

Jan

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41

20%

20%

,

2.55

1
•
12%

Jan

July

6Va Mar
55c

PineapDle Co

Development Co
Oil Corp

Honolulu

Oct

Foods

Hunt

7c

Apr

18c

Oct

18 Vb

Jan

26 Vb

6%

Inc

Maryland

Mines

Tel

&

Corp
(Un)

Int'l Nickel of Canada

International

Spring

Jun

18%
18%

50
SD

53

..."

10

(Un)

Giorgio Fruit Corp

Jun

27 V.
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1

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71%

July

133/4 Mar

OO 5?

50
a48

0

Abbey Co

12%

25
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Feb

14

153/a

15%

25

(Un)__.

Aircraft

Co

Curtiss-Wright

Hudson

—

58

26%

a

4%

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1

common

Co

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20

2%
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260

4%

25%

4%

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preferred-_

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1,025

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preferred

12%

—

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1,420

67

17%

18%
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July

18%

67

17%

•

Zellerbach Corp common
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18%

1

Refractories

convertible

For

Jan

49%

Coppermines

Shares

10

Common

Westinghouse

24%

117

a

Edison

of Prices
Low

21%

_

Supply-

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250

25

Crown

Food

11%

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Pittsburgh Brewing

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36%

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Consolidated Edison Co of N Y

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3.25

May

3.600

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16

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Co

Electric Bond & Share Co

8% July
11 Vb July

a

System

Toy Mining

463/4

Jan

General Foods Corp

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5tantiard

.

Co

for Week

_

National Fireproofing Corp

San

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7%
2.10

1

(Un)

Range

__

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Renner

30%

325

1,954

25

com

Chemical

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Goodyear

Pittsburgh

2,291

12
2.80

5

Corp

Last

.

Gas

$2.50

46 34

12

2.75

100

General Electric Co

0

Brewing

Fuel

45%

2.75

common-

Ry

RR

Sales

*

Columbia

Mountain

46%

America

Week's

__

Ditouesne

Star

Jan

25

Service

Columbia

El

Equitable Gas Co

Harbison

35%

Apr

21%

—

Sale Price

Lone

457

-2%

(Un)

Clorox Chemical

May

71%

'

__

Par

Joy

48%

—

10

Oct

40%

20% Aug
38% Aug

V

STOCKS

Pitt

Oct

48

7% May
51 % Aug

5

Mining

Friday

Follansbee Steel

Aug

15%

5

(Un)

Ohio

&

St

Mil

Preferred

4% July
8% Aug

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Fort

15 VB

Jun

*

of

Corp

2,157

3%

26%

_1975

Co

Apr

Feb

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Corp

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9%

Mar

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Caterpillar Tractor Co common

Ewa

(D

Jan

9%

1

Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Pacific Ry (Un)

340

BONDS

_

Jan

July

4%

2

Canadian

1,000

54

10

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Apr

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9c

515

100

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53/4

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Feb

240

Co

27% May
26% Mar

20% Aug

--

20

Clark

25

14

Co

Ink

Packing

23% July
23% July
1
July
32% Mar

Inc

Alleghany

Oct

233/4 Aug

5,032

14c

7%

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—

California

4,750

646

Westmoreland

Blaw-Knox

7%

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26%

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4s

60

Vb

7%

»

1

15

Oil

7%

common

Co

135

5%

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of

22%

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Jan

15%

(Un)

Sugar

Continental

45%

1

Transit

Jan

7%

5%

Jackson Co

Creameries

7%

Coal

series

1a 24

6%

13c

•

Oct

21%

Corp

5s

11% May
104

15%

Co

Jan

43%

common

Improvement

|

1

(Un)

39%

7%

Westmoreland

Baltimore

7V4

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_

52%

21%

Tonopah Mining
Gas

295

Sep

100

(Un)

__

Steel (Un)
Eishop Oil Co
Blair
Holdings Corp
(Un)
Boeing Airplane Co capital

Feb

%

4

*

United

230
530

135

23%

a

7%

3

Bethlehem

30 % Aug

*

Inc

23%

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(Un)

RR

Petroleum

18

43%

Co

United

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5

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Atok-Blg Wedge capital

165

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Dohme

&

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12 Vb

11%

135

a.

5

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(Un)

(Un)

52%

50

Paper

12

IOVb

—

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Top & Santa Fe

Atlas

Cypress
Scott

36%

31

36%

20

common

Reading Co

Oct

161%:May

897

51 Vb

3
Gas

&

Jan

146%

36%

25%

•

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div

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1,464

34%'

25%

26

•

common

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al51al52 Va

—20

36%

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27% May

20%

Philadelphia Electric

$1.40

9% July

18%

•

preference

Aug

66%

Jun

Oct

19 Vb

10

Transportation Co com
Participating preferred

53

Anglo Calif Natl Bank

Consolidated

Jun

25%

Mfg common

div

371

37

Consolidated

Oct

7

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Pennsylvania Water & Power Co

$1

«

Feb

Jun

22

50

Pennsylvania

66%

16% :May

11% July

Mar

24

40
877

25

12 VB

Light

RR

Aug

12%

Jan

561

Sep

9%

*
1

Pennsylvania

58%

Sep

9%

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28

21 Vb

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9

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65%

56%

135

11%

13

23

Feb

9%

10

Corp

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*

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Consolidated Natural Gas Co
Pjennroad

57%

ia

11%
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411

Commonwealth
25

Valley RR

Jan

Oct

Pulp & Paper—

5.12'/o series B preferred
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Lehigh

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Gimbel Brothers

Oct

33/8

2% July

200

Colorado

General

150

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Oct

13%

com

2%

Oct

60

1

Light

2%

Apr

17%

Corp

2%

100

161% May

•

common

27

Apr

36%

Oct

7% July

661

68

1

High

%

25

Publishing Co

22 3/8

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Chesapeake
Curtis

595

3634

Celanese
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Chrysler Corp

27

1150

Byron

Corp—

preferred

25%

Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)

Budd

Range Since January 1
Low

•

Works

Apr

25%

(Un)

Co

American Woolen Co common

Calambra

High

10

Co

Securities

pai

Budd

2

Locomotive

Baltimore

34%

100

Corporation

Baldwin

Low

*

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38%

1

_

(Unt_

American

Bunker Hill & Sullivan

for Week

Par

American

21% July

Sales

STOCKS

Atlantic

200

*

(Un)

Inc
Stan

&

Borg-Warner Corp common (Un)

Philadelphia Baltimore Slock Exchange
Stores

Jan

29%

Co__ "Io

Mining

Dye

Airlines

Radiator

Borden

American

523/4

29 VB

Jun

2

Inc

Publishing Co

Yates-American

8%

1

Bankshares

Industries

8,700
100

Pictures

Wieboldt Stores

High

July

29 VB

41

Jan

8%

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White

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Gold

Low
60

I

—

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Range Since January 1

High

a42% a44%

•

Corp

Atlas

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5

Oct

Corp

(Un)

Shares

Feb

13%

5

St

«

76

of Prices

Oct

5

Inc

Co

Llnee

74%

18%

5

2

Airlines
Coal

Salle

United

United

5

.

Co

Axle

(The)

Truax-Traer
208

74%

for Week

Sale Price

Amer

Texas

Sales

Range

Apr

18 % Mar

25% July
39 % July
9

Week's

Last

Oct

17

Exchange

Friday

Oct

16

May

31%

Sunray OH (Un)
Swift

26 %

11

16%

32

San Francisco Stock
STOCKS

18% July

16%

1

OCTOBER 27

High

250

10

_

(Un)

Machine

1,345

8%

Corp

Bunastrand

Low

1

Corp

ENDED

Range Since January 1

High

(Un)

Corp

Container

Low

Products

Aluminum

Stewart-Warner

Shares

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Last

Sale Prir®
Par

FOR

Sales

Tel

com

1.15

(Un)—1
33%c

9%

9%

250

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50

13%

250

26c

1,200

a

13%
24c

a

9'/a

Jan

25% Mar
9%

Jan

12% May
34% Oct
16

18c

Aug

36c

41

Aug

51

Apr
Feb

Oct

4% July

4% July
27%

Jan

24% July
29% July

IXL

Mining

Co

Johns-Manville

P2

6%

Feb

6%

Jan

Kaiser-Frazer

Corp

Oct

Kansas

&

33%

Oct

Kennecott

35Va

Jun

Kern

39

Power

Corp

(Un)

Copper

•
1

Light

(Un)
Corp (Un)

County Land Company

a

42%
7

a41% a44%
7

7%

268

2,535

4%
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8%

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al7

15

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66%

66%

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50

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275

45Vb

5

Jan

Sep
Mar

Jan

9Vb
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May
Sep
Mar

66%

Oct

63

Oct

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Monday, October 30, 1050

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

Week'i

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Friday

Par

Leslie

Salt

Libby

McNeill

Lockheed

Loew's

Co

Low

High

Low

31%

175

8%

8%

9

1,080

7'%

Apr

9%

Oct

—y-i

—

31%

31%

256

23 Va

Jan

34%

Aug

17%

17%

270

15

July

18%

Oct

33

33

(Uni

*

—

31

Apr

34

Aug

& Co (R H)
Magnavox Co

Marchant
Marine

Rayonier

Machine

Bancorporation (Un)
(Glenn)

S

incorp

Steel

Co

•

29%

Apr

33

Oct

Reserve

181

11

Jan

24

Apr

23

Jan

35

55

41

Oct

45

Jun

44

14%

200

18%

3,150

13

290

a__

10%

Feb

Middle

&

Robbins

Mfg

Co

South

Inc

(Un)_

Utilities

J

&

M

&

M

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2.60

2.70

1,050

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8

1

Inc

common..*

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Feb

Oil

Cement

Co

19% May

18c

20c

19,150

10c

July

26c

Mar

30c

18,727

13c

July

30c

Oct

Auto

50

64%

64%

and

Bar

19'4 July

620

26%

25%

26 %

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19%

19%

19%

200

1

18%

18%

19%

1,230

9

9%

23% May

Shell

City

National

Distillers

325

Natomas

Company Co
Mining Co

Lines

1

17 %

Oct

28

Roebuck

Oil

New
N

Park

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RR

(Un)

•

25%

25%

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(Un;

-

26%

Jan

9%

650

21% May

Silver

Sinclair

May

9%

Feb

20% July
7% July

26%

Niagara

Mohawk

North American

North

Inv

American

Northern

Jan

1.25

Rights
Oliver

1.25

800

1.10

Aug

1.40

King

302

11%

Jun

17%

Southern

Oct

4.08%

Preferred
4.32 %

Pacific

American
Coast

5f7c

So

Jan

16% July

Southern

Jan

90

Gas

&

69

73

1,787

40

Jan

73

Oct

Southern
Southern

Pacific

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18%

Jun

28%

22c

65

Jan

46c

Oct

Gas

23c

25c

2,000

1.85

2.10

1,815

30%

30%

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1.40

Jan

May

3.00

28'% July

pfd

Co

4.80%

1st

red

5%

red

series

A

$4.50

Tel

Standard

Oil

&

h

Oct

Oct

Standard Oil Co

Jan

40%

Oct

July

13%

Jan

Studebaker

11%

A

32%

32

32%

8,650

Jun

Tide Water

35%

36%

1,122

30% July
34% Sep

35%

35%

37%

Jun

Transamerlca

32%

32% :i 32%

598

31%

Jan

34

May

28%

100

28%

Oct

31%

Oct

53

Oct

355

27%

Sep

29%

Jun

29

29'%

534

28

Jan

28

Jan

29% May
29% Jun

29

29%

200

50%

271

*

103%

103'% 103%

World

100

(Un)

•

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common

Union

32

Feb

59%

Sep

3

May

3%

Jun

22

Feb

31%

Sep

16

Feb

25

Oct

48 %

55%

July

Apr

Air

Corp

55

102

Aug

950

14

Mar

23%

Sep

United

15

23

15%

425

14

July

16

Jan

United

22%

23%

548

227/a Aug

25%

Feb

United

(Un)

Lines

102

1

101% 103%

369

148

16

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148

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100

9%

490

15%

16%

99% July

15

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9%

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1,745

111%

Feb

Jun

4%

8%

Jun

Jun

151%

3%

144

Common

U

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Steel

Feb

Victor

Oil

Oct

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17%

18

281

Co

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22 %

7%

11% Mar

Jun

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176

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1

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93

15

748

13

11%

11%

317

61%

1,651

10% July
50'% Jan

62 %

common

Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A

58

Union

Feb

74%

Feb

23%

Oct

Western

35

Jun

48

Oct

Westlnghouse

al6% al8%

266

12%

Jan

23

Apr

Woolworth

150

7%

Apr

Feb

Yellow

7%

9%

Ltd

FOR

LISTED
WEEK

ENDED

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8

•

Asbestos Corp

•

Paper class A

Telephone
Rights

Bruck

Bulolo

Power—*

Co

•

common

Products

Ltd

class

'(■

Canada

•

Range Since January 1

High

Low

High

•
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5

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Corp

see

page




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42%

Jan

66'/s

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1,195

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Oct

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73%

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514

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24% May
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30%

30%

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Jan

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Aug

17%

17

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20

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2.70

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3.75

Apr

7%

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13%

100

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75c

1,757

51/8

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1,603

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450

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27%

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Feb

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July

7% July

16%

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13

Jan

1.25 Mar

7%

Mar

27%

Oct

10%

Aug

20%

Oct

Mar

40

Sep

32%

32%

34%

950

29% July

36

Jun

10

45%

45%

45%

450

43

50 %

Apr

5 %

168

1

Steamship
preferred

5 % '

%

Canada

Wire

Canadian

&

Cable

class

Co

Breweries

25

Aug

21

July

25%

Apt

7

July

9%

Jun

Canadian

Canadian Car & Foundry common
Class A

13,895

13%

Jan

28%

Oct

1,921

52%

Feb

90

Oct

a27 a27 %

130

26

Jan

27

Mar

9

Jan

6%

46

46

68

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9%

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83 %

84

90

72

July

84

9c

10c

25c

37

190

Shares

Low

6%

Apr

45'% Mar

8,500

6c

Aug

2,193

24%

Jan

Canadian Bronze

5%

6

Sep

Range Since January 1
Low

High

High

%

24%

24%

619

14

Jan

25 %

43%

43%

45

475

34

Jan

45

54

54

25

30% Mar

54

Oct

21

18,343

19%

23%

Jan

19%

20

Sep

Aug
Oct

Canadian

Celanese

$1.75

series

Jan

$1.00

series

Oct

Canadian

Mar

29%

common

100

'

•

30

al06

5

23

125

18

Apr

23%

Oct
Oct

•

22'% July
102'%

Jan

30%
106

Oct

Oct

•

14 %

14

15%

2,310

10

July

15%

17

16

17

1,350

14

Jan

17 %

Oct

43 %

43

44 %

2,825

28%

Jan

45%

Sep

'

preferred
preferred

305

20
•

common

"

al06
23

•

—

I—
Ltd

Canners

9%

Oct

common

preferred

46%

37

24

•

22'%

9%

Apr

for Week

B—:_0

435

6%

July

3%

Sales

Range

50

260

7

Week's
of Prices

__•

common

5,017

35%

5

Last

25

Jan

20

12%

common

9%

39

39

388

37

July

T—25

23

23

60

22

May

24%

Jan

common—,

0

48 '%

18 Va

30

45

Jan

49

Jun

preferred
Canadian Foreign Investment

-_25

27%

27%

27%

5

26'%

Apr

23

*

a68

67

a 69

590

30

July

72

Oct

26%

29

315

22 %

July

31

May

July

13

May

Cottons

25

6 %

Oct

Canadian Locomotive

Canadian

37

38%

25

Jan

39%

38%

Oct

39

39%

12,411

38%

Sep

42%

Jun

1.13

1.22

142,337

1.01

Oct

1.22

Oct

Canadian

Pacific

22%

22%

23%

14,251

19

Jan

24%

Jun

Canadian

14

14

500

14

Aug

15%

Apr

Cockshutt

25%

Jan

32%

*

Vickers

14

—

■

a

40

Mar

Jan

Jun

29%

29%
4.50

1,465

5%

Oil Companies
preferred

6,171

5.00

J)

Ltd

14,100

2.75

Jan

5%

Oct

Consolidated

31

32

1,035

27%

Jan

32%

Jun

Consumers

4.75

1,400

2%

Jan

5%

Jun

Corby (H) Distillery class A

18

18'%

175

8%

9

450

6

Jun

32

1,265

29

Aug

7.50

1,005

30%

7.25

7.25

15% July

19% Mar
9%

A Smelting

Glass

22' '4

Sep

14

1 3 %

14%

4.370

12%

Oct

14 "4

Oct

21%

20%

21'%

6,301

14

21%

Oct

13%

13%.

85

12

July
July

14(4

Jan

100
20

•

119%

124

26

120

26

70

11

13

1,795

*

36

Oct

May

Crown

Cork

Distillers

&

Seal

Co

•
—0

Seagrams

Dominion

11%

Coal 6%

Sep

Dominion

Corset

Oct

Dominion Dairies

33%

Oct

Dominion

12%

Jan

4%%

•

U

—

28

•

Bridge

Dominion

5.80 July

91% Mar
22'%
8

Jan

July

104

124

Oct

OO

Oct

13%

Oct

130

8%

Jan

14

Oct

a36

20

31'%

Jan

33

Apr

29%

27,040

19% July

29%

Oct

39'% July

5-3%

Oct

13

52

51

%

54

1,095

Va

21%

22

440

19

July

13%

13%

13%

120

12

Jtil v

a7

a7

7

37

37

38%

250

27

Feb

—

100

101

65

100

Aug

*

Sep

4

a36
27'

3,276

Oct

9.75 Mar

46%

48%

2,205

34

Jan

49

29%

29%

965

29

Jan

29%

32 %

33%

675

19

Jan

10%

10%

25

8

July

33%

16% Mar

25

12%

18
8'A

30%

100

5.672

17%

lOo

*

4.70

Mining

15

115

21'/2

•

Co

305

100

20%

*

—

Railway

Plow

(B

17%

100

%

common

—___

Coghlin

30%

46%

8

3 %

7%

-

4,949

74c

50c

.

23%

29 %

__10

17

Oct

28%

37

24

42

1
1

(Un)

Stores

9

45%

87%

35%

"'4

40

5

(Un)

24%

Jan

26

a27%

50% May
38% Sep

30%

1

21'/a

20

Foundries common
Northern Power

530
555

34

—5

14,485

•

Iron

Sep

31%

—

42%

84%

4.80

Products"—"IIIIIIIIII"•

Gold

77%

31%

Par

85

31'%

A

Jan

Friday

27%

A___—•

R

61

57%
57%
a84% a86%

a85%

___1

23'/8

9%

•

Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred

Canada

Low

*

Mills

PlflK<?

Building

•

25

class

6,161

_10

(Un)

Corp
(Un)

W)

Co

rl.l 4

Bell

Power

Oct

76%

Sale Price

5%

9c

B

Aug

24

1

(Un)

Telegraph

Canada

100

___.

Columbia

' 8

Jan

74%

75%

STOCKS

Shares

pfd___50

common

Warrants

Class

ol

21%

MARKETS

for Week

40%

25

Corp

British

Jan

327

OCTOBER 27

Range

42

•

Oil

26%

24

16%

(Un)
;

Inc

Elec

(F

Cab

of Prices

.25

•

Forest

Sep

140

23%

Sep

14%

340

*

__*

—

American

Jun

13% Mar

10

Sales

*

AgneW-Surpass Shoe

Columbia

36% Mar
22%

0

__

Lines

3,245

20

$1.50 preferred

British

a28% a30 %

Oct

'Sep

1

Air

Week's

P(lr

.

British

60

a28%

33%

31%

(Un)

common

Department

Last

Note

30% Mar

12'%

Co

Indies Sugar

Sale Price

Bank

28% May

July

___5

Co

Western

23%

7%

Friday

STOCKS

Amer

Sep

28

33%

Canadian Funds

British

2 5%

26

416

23

10

(Un/

Pictures

Montreal Stock Exchange

&

25% Aug

424

14

25

(Un)

46%

RANGE

Light

35

a26% a27%

1

Petroleum

Preferred

22%

CANADIAN

Tractor

a25% a25%
a27'/t

25

Inc

interest

01

Sugar

46%

•

(Un)

a73% a75%

*«

Brazilian

Sep

Oct

Theatres—

Western

(Un)

Power &

Jun

33%

1

com

(Un)

Equipment

Sep

Bathurst

36%

2

(Un)

Delaware

of

Utah-Idaho

Jan

19%

Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%Vc

31% July

28

(Un)

10%

60%

Argus Corp Ltd
4%% preferred

401

25

Corp common

21

13% July

45% Mar

Electric

33%

Sep;
Jan

105

Amalgamated

39%

33%

25

Inc

Paramount

Warner

4%

29% Mar

3

»^orp

Gas Corn

Westates

Can

623

106% May

Oct

of

1,352

25

common

United

Sep

Co

25

39%

301/4

21%

Aluminium

%

38 %

24

38%

0

A

Carbon

&

Aircraft

20%

Aluminum

160
40

20

Airlines

Union Sugar

Feb

Algoma Steel

57'%

a46%

18%

Paper

Oct

562

30 %

14% July
7% July

&

' 8

30

a47%

200

Power

Oct

Jan

a3%

*

.116

Abitibi

9c

30

(Un)

(Un)

Carbide

1618

America

57%

Union Oil Co of California common __25

20%

20'%

Airways (Un)_2.50

Orpheum

14%

36% Mar

Jun

a3%

Corp

United

Timber

Jan

July

6c

0

'

Associated

Trans

9%

of

53%

Jan

(Un)

Company

a21

Keith

Feb

35

11%
27

Jun

28'%

.1

&

20%

CorD

53 %

42'/»

206

10

Swift

9%

Radio

38% Mar

589

a56

a

200

Feb

a20

Radio

10

53%

a52 %

25

Oct

5%

50%

&

.53 %

53%

Corp

19%

3% July

19%

Pulp

53%

(Un)

Feb

1,980

50

Inc

8% Aug

Apr

52'/a

Co

2,184

4 J/4

100

Sound

Feb

Mold

19%

4

,

Puget

29%

13'

,__5

(Indiana)__

Corp

16%

Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
__33%c
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
___25
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co__P100

Pullman

July

5ya

Oct

1,105

4.48%

Standard Oil Co of N J

9 %

27

28%

common

Petroleum

26

120

•

300

28%

Preferred

Phillips

121

S'/8

Calif

280

*

Paramount Pictures Corp
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)

29 %

8%

of

8,014

25

Paraffine Companies

28%

__

32

common

Pan American World

29%

•

11%

25

common

Sep

(Un)

Co

Certificates

Tel

34%

Inc

40%

4%

•

Motor

27 %

48% May

85,900

Petroleum

l3o

25

1st preferred

Packard

Jan
Feb

29% Mar

(Un)_.50

com

series

11%

Pacific Portland Cement com
(Un/__10
Pacific Public Service common
;___°

Pacific

19%
37%

530

_______25

40%

preferred

Light Corp
preferred

695

389

33%

Apr

34% May

___25

preferred

Pacific

26%
44 %

33

Co

Brands

18%

25

preferred

5%

25%
44%

14

______—__——___

Standard

25

common

Jun

39% Mar

7c

Co

Cal

25

Electric

1st preferred
1st preferred

23%

Apr

19% July

5

1st preferred

Oct

33% July

36%

preferred

California

76

5

5%%

18

172

5

23% Mar

10%

10

Texas

Pacific

300

a36

5

___

preferred

64

Super

Fisheries

Aggregates

18 %

15

Co

cumulative

353

-A

Pacific

Edison

Calif

a21

1.90

B_

\
18
a34%

25%

—.—___5

14%

a27% a27%

•

class

Oct

Gc

(Un)

11%

(Un/

Filters

Oil

86%

25c

0

Jun

43%

•

Pulp Co

14%

73

1

—

35

13%

Corp

Sperry Corp

common

Cement

Coalition
(Un)___
(Un)

Oil

86'%

—1

Jan
Jan

35%

Co

&

Socony-Vacuum

Sep

16%

a20%
14%

(Un)___.100

Corp

i

Co

United

6%

10

common

w

Ohio Oil

Railway

Co

Edison

1

pfd.^^.100

Cons

Petroleum

Oil

•

(Un)

5%%

Oil

Pacific

Occidental
Oceanic
Ohio

Power

Aviation

American

30%
23%

33%

18

Convertible

North

613
743

Sep

11%

16%

16'%

Oct

34

Mar

23

14% July
8% Jan

661

9 %

•

.—

10

Co

Soundview

Products

43%

P10

;

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
(Un)

Fibres

National

Feb
Feb

Jan

5

Mining

Portland

Cruz

Sears

66%

July
23 % July

Fine

W

Wauricio

51 %

676

10

Nash-Kelvinator Corp
National

a22 % a22%

•

Morrison-Knudsen Co

Inc

Safeway Stores Inc

27c

(Un)

24%

43%

1

Foods

July

18c

27c

-*

&

(Un).

A

Aeronautical Co

1

15

215

34

•
class

Co

Bros

Ryan

43%

High
13%
74

42 %

'

.

1

July

•

Corp

S

(Un)

Power

Montgomery Ward

Co

Jun

46

3.50 Aug

Santa

Montana

——1

9

50

a

1

Richfield
Riverside

Sep

a__

1.60

Manufacturing

Rheem

18% July
19%

Mar

Co—

Gas

&

P10

Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M

18

common

Oil

54

60

43

***»'

■"

Oct

Roos

McKesson

Menasco

1

Low

9 '/a

60

42'%

Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)——10

1,367

14%

18%

■

•

16

16%

1

(Un)

(Un)

Corp

Range Since January 1

High

a9%

-

43

25

Preferred

33

42%

—

common

Navigation

220

—

1

common

16

32 '%

Low
a 9%

100

Preferred

32%

—I

Calculating

Martin Co
Matson

•

common

Shares

Realty Co Ltd common;..0

Ry Equip &

Republic

Macy

for Week

Par

High

31

7

Corp—

Sales

Range
of Prices

Friday

31

Libby

&

Week's

Last
Sale Price

STOCKS

Range Since January 1

10

Aircraft

Inc

WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 27

Sales

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

I OR

preferred

Co

Foundries

preferred

Ltd

common

&

Steel

25
•

21

0

*

100

7«%

Feb

Oct

••4%
8

33%
102

Jun

July
Oct

Sep

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1663)

CANADIAN

LISTED MARKETS

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday
STOCKS

Par

7%

Glass

Dominion Stores

Coal

Ltd

&

class

B

T/t

Chemical

Textile

Donohue

121/2

•

of

Power

Corp

•

Hamilton

&

pfd inc 1927

50

Alabastine

<■

common

Jan

176% May
105 y2 Oct

31

Atlas

Steels

•

12%

12

13

19,210

7%

Jan

13

Oct

Auto

Fabricss

4.50

4.50

150

4.50

Jun

15%

Oct

Bathurst

Pr

6%

p:

5

100

2

>7

Jan

9

Apr

19%

680

Oct

British

15%

preferred

Jan

19%

_

(John)
International

101% 101%

37

2,400

18y2 May
16% Sep

1312

Apr

19%

2.50

725

20

145

17

105

105

15

103

52 %

52 %

25

22

565

16% July

23%

1,007

10% July
34% Jan

14%

48 y2

2.10

Oct

July
Apr

52%

Preferred

Oct

3.00 Feb
20

105%
53

Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada
Malting Co Ltd
Canada

Packers

Canada

Starch

7%

7yf

International Petroleum
International

Power

International

Utilities

Co

27 %

75

Jan

Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd
Canadian General
Investments

•

50

50

*

21

Oct

Canadian Industries common..

•

29

7% preferred
100
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co__
«
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com.*

65

Apr

7%

8

2,820

140

161

7

35

47%

47%

50%.

5,187

13 %

14%

4.5 -6

71

60

71

545

46

217 «

21 %

23%

1,155

139%

Oct

7 Va Mar

7',f

pfd

__

100

Woods
Ltd

•

May
iviar

Jan

64

Aug

8%

Jan

14%

Oct

Jan

71

uct

19

July

25

Jun

102

Jan

common

(John

Candy

14

3
»

10'4

common—

12,005

76

215

57

Jan

76

Oct

preferred

7%

100

114

114

27

113

Jan

117

Aug

Gen

10

Oct

7

Jan

Ltd

Export

8%

class

Ltd

A

*

13

"

common

1100
Alcohols

Ltd

5

■Preferred

•

Consolidated

Lithograph Mfg Co
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consolidated Textile Mills common
5',

10%

10%

5

9

Apr

10

100

10

Aug

a

~

Breweries

Ltd

preferred

•

National Drug & Chemical
National Steel Car Corp

'

<r

Co

Rollanc

Paper

St

St

St

Lawrence
2nd

Mills

Paper

1st

common

preferred

Series
Scric

B

-

Sheratcn.
Sherwirs
Sicks'

4%

A

14%

Sep

Fleet

Sep

Ford

Mfg

Ltd

(Thel

rreweries

class

Simpsons
Clas*

A

•

Ltd

Motor

Canada

21

25

855

25% Mar

28

28%

a

77

19 %

50%

195

21

50%
a76

a

73

101% 101%.

4,450

I

Jan

17

Lakes

25

July

29

17

July

22%

A

Feb

Horner

Apr

Paper

Inter-City

Ltd

class

Jan

51

Mar

130

37%

Jan

90

Jun

100 %

Sep

103

Jan

Aug

37

Jan

36% July

43

Feb

9

Feb

Kelvinator

Lowney Co Ltd

25

Inter

Metal

:.5

9

9

25

W)

Co

Paints

class

Press

22

7'/2

Jun

Investment
6%

of

Canada

Standard

Co

Oct

22

Jan

27

July

74%

Oct

19% Mar

22%

Oct

69

Sep

Maritime

Teleg & Tel
Ltd

Stores

United

Steel

Wabassc

125

49

48%

49

597

44

Aug

McColl-Frontenac

60 %

60%

62

835

42%

Jan

64%

Oct

Melchers Distilleries Ltd

20

20

21

1,500

15

V2

Jan

22

Jun

Mica

106

104

107

1,976

63%

Jan

112

Oct

Minnesota

Wilsils

July

50

of

Geo.)

Ontario

15

231

12

Mar

16%

Jun

16

Jan

20%

Jun

Mount

25

6

Jan

14

Oct

Mount Royal

a80

10

85

May

85

May

13%.

1,790

12%

12%

8.80

Royal

15%

Apr

Nova

29%

2,377

12%

Jan

30%

Oct

Nuclear

59

59 V4

733

27

Jan

60

Oct

19 %

Orange

19

19%

1,265

14

Jan

19%

Oct

Paton

*

18

17%

18

65

14

Mar

21

Jan

Power

102

101%

102

461

84 y2

Jan

104

Oct

50 %

275

21

21%

505

21

21

100

14

14

75

•

21%

«

14

_♦

33

__

23%

22

51

Jan

59%

27%

Sep

Oct

48%

Jan

July

53 Vb

May

33

9% Mar
19

50c

50c

50c

25.

11%

13

816

5

Jan

13

Oct

a95% a95%

5

92

Jan

95

Oct

Sep

Aug

25%

2,410

46%

35

•

10%

*

*

Mar

15c

14 %

OCt

50c

May

27%

Oct

Jan

42

47

Sep

10

in%

145

Jan

10% Aug

14

14%

75

13

Feb

15

41

41

50

25

Aug

41%

9

9%

225

Jan

10% Mar

23%

23%

147
950

__

__

__

23%

7%

5%
21

Oct

Aug

24

Sep
Apr

16%

Sep
Apr

17%

17%

100

Oct

18

Sep

15%

15%

225

14% July

16%

Jan

45

47

950

35 %

48%

11%

12

150

18

18

60

12

1,500

*

•

—

__

a52
__

4% Aug

17%

5%

Sep

100

Co

R &

M

(Can)

Oct

Jan

100

Mar

97

5%

100

Jun

5.50

Oct

1,061

85c

Jan

1.05

Jan

24%

24%

25

1,485

17% July

26%

Oct

84

84%

105

July

84%

Oct

10%

10%

10%

150 ;

9% Aug

11%

Jun

13

13

250

9

Jan

13%

Oct

19 %

19%

50

18%

Jan

19%

Jun

20%

20%

4

20

Jun

21

Feb

107% Aug

113

July

12

Apr

5

20%

107%

20

107 % 107%

4.00

72

8%

8%

100

7

4.50

4.50

100

4%

Oct

7%

Feb

10%

10%

50

10%

Oct

10%

Oct

111

111

35

55

a55

20

53%

i..0

10%

100

50

a

May

108% Mar
Jan

113

May
57% Jun

19%

Ltd—

19%

50

19%

Oct

♦

22

23%

485

13

Feb

25

Oct

*

common

Ltd

22%

22%

275

18

Jan

22%

Oct

13

13

t50

11

May

13

Oct

113

Jan

120

July

*

Southern Canada

100

117

117

34

Oct

Standard

Paving & Materials Ltd

*

15%

15%

25

22%

Jun

Apr

Traders Finance Corp class A
Transvlsion-Televlslon
(Can) Ltd

•

22

Feb

Union Gas of Canada Ltd

•

Power

6%

Oct

We.-teel

Products

Western

Canada

20

20%

395

19% Aug

22%

24

325

19

24%

Oct

•

30

30

100

35c

40c

47,900

18

35c

18

•

13 % July

19%

17%

Oct

Apr

26

Sep

30%

Oct

20c

Jan

40c

Apr

50

13 %
26

Aug

19% Mar

Apr

23

pfd

United Corporations class B

Oct
Jan

Jan

Feb
Mar

10

3,580

7% July

35

10%

Apr

95

Apr

29%

Oct

20% Mar

29%

Oct

14

22

Oct

505

22

1,240

8%

8%

9%

3,635

18

18%

200

53%

55%

3,770

36%

27

28%

865

23%

17

17

200

36%

37%

1,260

Feb

Jan

9%

Oct

July

19

Oct

Jan

58

Oct

Aug
15% July

28%
19

Jan

30

42%

Apr

Oct

15%.

595

13

Apr

17

26

50

25%

Sep

26% Mar

35

27'A

Sep

29%

23%

Jan

36

5

Ltd

•

a

19%

36

25

Jan

36

Oct

19

«
•

19%

330

16%

Aug

20

Oct

14% al4%

10

14

Jan

19%

Oct

158

14

Jan

19

Feb

18

Ana con Lead Mines Ltd

•

2.25

1.90

Ascot Metals Corp Ltd

1

2.39

2.32

Amaque Gold

Mines Ltd

1

34%c

Mines

1

4c

4c

50c

46 %c

Band-Ore

19%

Base

Gold

Metals

Ltd___

21,400

43c

Jan

53,600

50c

Mar

700

13c

Jan

63c

Mar

4c

500

3c

July

7c

Jan

20c

Mar

62c

51c

26,000

Chibougam

Mines

Ltd

1

50c

49c

55c

22,600

Lake

Mines

Ltd

1

3%c

3%c

3%c

2,000

Mining Corpn Ltd
Gold

Bonville Gold
Gold

Bouzan

•

5.00 Jun

2.41
2.56

33c 34 %c

Belle

2.65

JUn

Sep
Jun

36c

Sep

92c

3%c

Oct

7c

Jan

Mines

Ltd

l

8c

10c

11,000

2c

Jan

28c

May

Mines

Ltd

1

8c

9c

10,000

5c

May

14c

Jan

Buffalo

Mar

36c

Jun

Canadian

Cartier-Malartic
Central

342

20

27%

955

30%

3,413

Jan

21

24%

Jan

27

Jan

Mines

Mines

Mines

Ltd

Ltd

Silver

-

Mines

1

Candego

27%

Oct

Consolidated

Central Cadillac

31%

Oct

Consol Rochette Mines Ltd

46

Oct

Cortez

30%

Oct

Dome

Oct

Donalda

10

27

27

10

30%

29%

Nova

10

45%

45%

46

910

Jan

Royal

10

30%

29%.

30%

2,747

27

Jun

Toronto

10

42%

42%

160

39

Mar

42%

Explorations
Mines Ltd
Mines

Mines

Ltd

37c

_1

7%c Jun
85c

Oct

5%c Feb

23c

Jun

6c

__

5 %c

3,000

Feb

11c

Jun

10c

1,000

5c

Mar

14c

Oct

73c

73c

1,000

55c

July

36c

40c

84,350

29 %c

Oct

7c

10,800

4c

Feb

10c

Jun

17c

3,000

15c

Sep

33c

Jun

6c

6c

7,500

16

!__ 1
1

8,000

May

6c

40c

Mines^.l

1

14c

6c

16c

—

*

Ltd

2%c Jan

33,500

10c

1

Ltd

350

85C

5%c

1

Mines

Lode

15c

4%c

13c

1

Century Mining Corp

500

4c

33c

29 %c 29 %c

*

1

Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd

Consolidated

Montrev.l

Ltd

l

Aug

Commerre

39

Gold

Gold

Manitoba

Ltd

Cobalt
20%

....

com

Mining Stocks—

Cheskirk

Barks—

20%

new

Apr

July

14%

28%

Hotel

Ltd

Breweries

Bob's

6%
13

26

—

12

•

Ltd

Industries

30%

90

20".,

6% Mar

1.00

lo

Bearings (Can) Ltd class A

Reitmans
Russell

100%

20

14%

Oct

Jan

5%

com

Corp of Can 6% 1st pfd
N C part 2nd preferred

Mar

25

36%

65

12

18%

1.00

___<■

Ltd

Co

May
July

2,120

54

100

Oct

Jun

Aug

8%
18

«

27

95

_*

100

100

Jan

•

100

Manufacturing

6%

__

45%

...»

24

29%

.

•

•

Enterprises Ltd
Crush Ltd

98

29%

25




1,75 Aug
58

53

Power

80

95

•

43.

&

150

9%

25

page

24%
46%

•

220

27%

•

Scotia

25

46%

•

35

21

10

Jan

Jan

Ltd

30%

23%

preferred

July

Mar

pfd

99%

21

preferred

*

Sep

19

29

5'i

13
__

25

14

•

see

24%

21

July
19% July
18
July

28

•

For footnotes

95c

3,927

Oct

July

9%

•

6'i

Oct

4,700

11

common

99%

•

Canadter.ne

1'',

30%

♦

Oct

Apr

50

Light & Power

Light
preferred

28%

46%

Metal

Scotia

59

*

15%

5

Rice Mills Ltd

Newfoundland

Feb

29

255

common

Jan

20

Moore Corporation Ltd

990

23%

common

9 Vb

5%

Paper

13

23%

Ltd

Ltd'

&

19%

com......6

woria

200

10

15

•

<a

13%

Oct

7.25

a52

Co

4%

Oil

13

20%

com

18%

,

al6

Ltd

Canada

19

20

...

Jan

1.60

s.

15

100

Goodernam

Winnipeg Electric
Zeliers

Jan

19

90

Corp

Jun

15%

•

Paper

1,735

51

Cotton

&

68

51

Ltd

3.75

10

5%

(Walter M)

Power

21%

5

Thrift

Walker

MacLaren

20

965

Preferred

Weston

19

65%,

404

common

750

al8

13%

—

7

al8

a52

Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd

38 %

21%

2,490

2,642

common

6%

._

Oct

63

•

Canada

May

25%

10%

28

125

2,186

__100

Chemical
of

Oct

43

Jan

pfd—___10

July

27

73%

27%

59

preferred

Steel

77

July

16 %

al6

Ltd

72

a80

•

Jan

37

575

56%

50

26

47%

Power

50

50

2.5%

1.30

•
com

preferred

26%

26%

Co

200

73

39%

24"%

53%

20

Foundation Ltd

conv

Sangamo Co

Canada

Ltd A

(Can)

27

_

Southern

73

39%

__

__

1.60

100
A___

preferred

Windsor

Southarn

A

class

27

59

preferred

73

*

com

Ltd

72%

46%

_

__

*

Industries

International

5%

Ltd

Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
22%

26%

A

Apr

'

Co

(Frank

Baking

50%

47

:

19

Jun

54%

common

preferred

43

59

common

Oct

18

•

class A

Great

255

26%

common

15%

*

of

Co

Oct

Aug

28

__20

Sons

Oct

10% July

Oct

15

27%

*

I

4 '/•>' b

5%

&

20

29

certificates

trust

<H>

9y4

__

pfd

29%

28

50

com

A

Williams of Canada

Voting
Simon

•

Paper Co Ltd..

Foreigrl Power Sec Corp

50

Power

4%%

class

Sep
Feb

*

Redeemable preferred
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Canada
*

1

&

preferred

Sep

9 %

B

Oct

99

preferred

Shawinigan Water

Sep

17%

Co

1

Flour

Jun

17

Jan

Grain

♦

preferred

Lawrence

1.00

Jan

Jan

Products

49

common

preferred

Mar

15

7%

Ltd

6%

Lawrence Corp
1st
2nd

45c

38

12%

Mills

14%

25

»

212

al7%

5

Steel

Jan

•

_

Oct

65c
al8

55c

55c

al8

150

Esmond

class

Jan

*

Ltd

9 Vb

9%

Eastern

Jan

100

preferred
Royalite Oil Co

Jan

Mar

9

•

.

Limitee

Oct

•

4';

Oct

4.75

8

al2% al2%

Jun

(R L)__,

Frere

44%

•

common.

4.05

3.50 July

100

100

18%

•

Provincial Transport
Quebec
Power

2.00 July

1,335

8%

18

Jan

s

Tcommon

5,750

4.75

8%

18

Jan

7%

4,632

•

Brns

4.05

4.65

32

July

_

Corp of Canada

Price

3.85
4.65

30

12 %

*

Power

Jan

Jan

15

9%.

38

*

common

Products

40c

20

.....

Maxwell

Mills

Steel

Sep

Jan

11 Va

925

23%

•

25c

17%

21%

»

Ltd

45

24%

250

•

Mines

a28c

250

*

1,150

38

Noranca

a27c

5,300

•

13%

22%

Niagara Wire Weaving

a28c

14,388

Donnacona

13%

__25

common

Jan

30

4,540

100

_

80c

15%

13,831

-100

.

Jan

31%

18%

19%.

common

30c

30

44%

28

Breweries

100

14

16%

-_40

preferred

Oct

40c

29%

Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co

13

25

...

Oct

40c

30

17%.

A.

Montreal Tramways
Morgan preferred

Jan

9

4.00

30%

40%

B

Locomotive

14%

1.50 Aug

14%

16%

"•

Telegraph

Sep

102% May

Class

class

Oct

7%

Jan

•

•

Jan

Sep

Apr

•

Jan

Oct

13y2

11%

*

common

preferred

43%

Oil

i.Robt)

Flour

110

Jan

13

180

3%

150

al.30

17%

#

McColl-r rontenac

Ontario

9

al.25

Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd—*
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A
•

13%

Cnrp
Massey-Harris

Ogilvie

A

17

Jun

359

5.50
22

12% Aug

200

9

*

*

common

class

11%

*

Adv

19%

22'%

14

14%

alO

B

Mailms'i

Montreal

6%

73

28%

175

14

14%

~~~«

A)

Shops Ltd

Ltd

28

Jan

5%

&

20

27

♦

Oct

Oct

9

Jan

76

Ltd

18%

Apr

6%

David

5

290

Apr

70 %

•

Jan

102

5 %

2.75

Oct

180

40c

Commercial

37%

19%

29 %

Feb

•

B

Oct

Sep

19%

July

Ltd

Co

Preferred

Oct

102
19%

July

60

Co

Lumber

Federal

Service

Lindsay-<C Wi

Montreal

Neon

May

39%
IVb

175

2

Jan

20

150

20

65

60

Products

139%

2,440

178

65

925

Wines Ltd

139%

29%

177

1,500

Chateau-Gai

8.00

28%

21%

Oct

9

Claude

Feb

Jun

22

Chatco Steel

Apr

21

Jan

4.30

Jun

4.25

17%

9

41

15 Vb

95

22

31% July

29% Mar

21

4.00

Jun

560

May

22

Jun

8,727

54

4.00

88

14

50

l

41

11% July

Oct

27%

21% July
40
Jan

pfd,*

Jan

20

(John)

Sons

110

27

Co

Crain

Public

Secord

Jun

105%

»

Aug

37%

5

100

100
Ltd

Dredge & Dock

85%

13%

CorpIIIlIII

26

50

Canadian

29

18%

«

Oct

105 105%

preferred

21%

Oct

Cassidy's Limited

36%

___

32

Jan

20

Ltd

■

___

Jan

26%

25

a

10

Sep
6% July

14

a7

200

Westinghouse

36%

7.50

common

32

Western

"

:_L_5

_________

Paper

Jun

29

Canadian

100

preferred

International

Jun

36%

5

Canadian

280

preferred

53

common

Ltd

Oct

34%

5%

22% May

July

Jan

25%

*

Co

July

14%

125

21%

Oct

5.00

14 % Mar

8% Aug

34 % Mar

30

26

Jan

21%

Oct

128

Jan

1.50

75

48

Aug

7

92%

5,225

9

20

21 % Mar

26

2,000

5.00

9

75

12%

13 %

32%

120 125%

4.25

Oct

8'/b

20

7,530

29 %

12%

50

Jan

431

2,686

27%

1,300

3%

50

Canadian Power & Paper Inv 5%

1,885

30,151

a38

Canadian Marconi Company

34

8%

50

Sep

7%.

7%

Jan

a38

Jun

86 %

Sep

7%

2.00

Apr

*

57%

86 %

Oct

10

•

59%

31%

14%

Jan

•

50%

86 %

Jan

6

1.75

A__

class

Feb

12%

com

Ltd

41 y2 Mar

55

2,070

14

common

Apr
Oct

32%

11

135

102% Aug

111

*

25

9

Jan

Sep

895

2.00

12%

9

__

98

55%

32

Company

2.00

12%

9

*

123

108%

54

A

5.00

Apr
Apr

4

55

1,200

9% Mar

1

class

l

109

H

2.00

Jan

Oct

o

Packers

B

•

July

13 7

7% July

100

101

13%

100

Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd

21

521/4

9

Burnett Ltd

19%
105

9

Oct

30
80

6%

9

Mar

of

Co

Oct

1,455

111

710

39%

18%

110

15%

*

Hosiery

14

39%

15% July

3.75 Mar

14

Jan

107% 107%
2.30

&

common

Columbia

Brown

6

*

July

49 %

com

Canada

of

B

__

24%

27

25

7%

MacMilisn

5,888

*

Bronze Powders

Nickel

Eros

360

37

59 %

preferred

Laura

16%

37%

July
13% July

%

,

__

International

Lewis

15%
35%

13

58

__

class

*

__

•

Belgium Glove
Canada Ltd

Class

Inglis

the

205

~i00

Industrial Acceptance Corp com
$4.25
preferred

L;d

16%

—25

______

eferred

B

Bickle-Seagrave

19%

49%

Ills

class

Paper Co

Oct

36

*

I

Canada

&

Oct

~Zzi

of

Products

30

50

preferred

Ltd

33 %

28

Tobacco

4'/

7'f

93%

Oct

13

Feb

Jan

16

Imperial- Oil Ltd

National

10

13

July

14%

Jan

2.40

High

50

38,353

15

18%

Low

10

15

18 %

Range Since January 1

High
31

479

16

Low
10

5,815

59 >

Bay Mining & Smelting

Class

Apr

*

Bridge

Paper
$2.00 preferred

Molson

172

36

100

*

27%

28

*

common.

Smith

Mitcneli

36

16

"

Ltd

a28%

5

19

Shares

5

33

100
Ltd

Wares

Lime

Clas<

July

May

28

100

Steel

Lang 6c

Glove Works

29

100

preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%

0:

10

•

5%

Lake

8.206

23

for Week

Par

Acme

23

*

common

General

Labatt

Feb

13

29 %

»

.

preferred

Jamaica

Feb

103% 103%

1

Canada

Bakeries

6%

29

Sales

Range
of Prices

Friday

Anglo-Nfld Develop Co Ltd

12%

!__«

preferred____20

common

Genera:

$1.60

Oct

May

21 y2

172% 172%

100

preferred

Imperial

12%

23

85

Week's

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

Class

Gatineau

Hudson

Sep

335

22

22

preferred

Howard

10

28

27%

_

Co

Gypsum

Oct

•

!__»

Foundation Co

5%

28%

12%

»

Corp
Players Canadian

5 % ''<■

16% July

1,290

27%

Ltd

Electro;.:-:

4%'<

Feb

9,671

Canadian Funds

Oct

36%

12

preferred

A

65

Sep

25%

100

Kcorenay Power
Eddy Pacer Co class

44% Mar

12

common

High

33%

23%

East

Fraser

15

27

common

Dryden Paper

Famous

1,275

35

*

a,

Paper 4%'}

Bros

63

35

:

preferred

Donnaccna

60

35

Montreal Curb Market

Range Since January 1
Low

63

25

i

new

Redeemable preferred
Dominion

Shares

High

20
&

Tar

for Week

Low

•

common

preferred

Dominica Steel

Dominica

Range
of Prices

OCTOBER 27

Sales

Last

Sale Price

Dominion

Week's

16%

300

13% July

20 Va

59c

59c

500

40c

70c

3c

3c

July
July

1.05 Aug

42c

8c

Oct

Jan

Jan

May

39*

40

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1664)

CANADIAN
Friday

Week's

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Gold

Eldona
El

Pen-Rey

El

Sol

Mines

Fontana

Mines

Goldora

Inspiration

May

Bagamac

7c

1,500

3c

Sep

10c

Jan

2%c

2,000

2%c

Oct

7Vic Jun

2%c Aug

6%e Jun

Bank

of

Nova

Oct

Bank

of

Toronto

3%c

4c

2,000

6.10

5.25

6.25

14,600

8c

8%c

10%

10%

11

1,295

15c

15c

1,000

Ltd

Feb

10c

Oct

Barnat

11%

Sep

Sep

Base

43c

43c

43c

Apr

43c

4c

4%c

9,500

2c

Jan

7%c

38 %c

43c

14,700

28c

July

1.05

98c

1.10

29,500

37c

July

23c

24c

7,000

18c

July

16%

16'%

200

14

July

5.65

6.00

Mining
Mines Ltd

Co

Expior

Ltd—

--

38c

60c
1.14

Gold

Lake

(1945)

Rowan

Shore

Lake

Merrill

Island

Mining

Corp

New Dickenson
New

Normetal

Mar

40c

July

1.09

Oct

51

July

66%

Jan

Oct

83c

Oct

7 Vic May

Jan

250

68c

83c

122,100

16%

167A

1,040

74c

40c

68c

10 % July

17

Ltd

28c

35c

Oct

58c

Sep

100

51c

July

85c

Mar

2.35

5,300

95c

Mar

2.40

Oct

1.30

500

66c

Jun

1.50

Oct

28C

1.30

i_—

13,080

1.30

2.25

49c
a60c

2.25

—

32c

4,000

23c

July

2.250

99c

Oils

&

Ltd

Blue

Mining

Corp
Gold

Quebec

Labrador

Quebec

Manitou

23c

July

Devel

1.20

Brewis

Jun

British

Aug

94c

Oct

Mar

63C

Sep

37

37

38%

375

38%

Oct

11

10%

11%

39%

39

39%

1.16

1.20

187,423

33c

30c

33c

4,500

—0

9%

9%

1

43c

41c

44c

19,400

24c

Feb

76c

1

5c

5c

6'Ac

12,800

4c

Jan

8c

35

Sep

7c

May

55c

43c

57c

19c

20c

10,500

1.98

Oct

Sep

32c

Aug

57c
28c

May

Sep

2.65

66,400

75c

May

19c

21c

62,800

19c

Oct

35c

Sep

6c

3,000

2%c

Jan

19c

May

25%

—

25%

1,000

18% July

26%
28c

July

14c

Jan

16c

16c

19c

66,000

16c

6c

___

Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd

5%c

6c

17,500

4c

2.25
__

2.25

2.70

3,500

43c 46 «.4c

43 c

—

8,100

Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd.———
Stadacona

Mines

Standard Gold

Steep

Rock

Aug
Aug

1.70

31c

2.75

2.80

July

Sullivan

Mines

Iron

Cons

1

Torbrit

Silver

Mines Ltd

United

Cordage

class

—*

A_

14%

*

Lake
Oil

Mines

Waite Amulet Mines Ltd

—

Wendell

Mineral

Western

Ashley Minerals Ltd

Westville

Oil

Mines

3,000

11%

700

40c

26,700

38c

20.700

VaC

8,000

39c

4

30c

32c

Ltd—

British

31 %c

%c

4 Vac

5

Oct

Oct

Oct

Class

Power

Central

Lcduc

Rio

Oils

Producers

Federated

Garpet

Ltd

4.80

80c
40c

111,300
•

July
July

1.40 May

75c

6.50 Aug
2c

Feb

8

8.60

Feb

Oct

11%

9%c

3 Vic Mar

Jun

Oct

1.25

5.00

1,100

3.85

Feb

6.35

Jun

2.95

600

1.17

Feb

3.85

Oct

1.25

1.35

3,500

1.15

Sep

1.75

Oct

——*

5.10

5.25

1,500

2.25

Jan

6.00

Jun

—*

1.50

1.50

300

1.50

Oct

1.60

Sep

1.40

1.40

1.45

4,300

14 %

14%

15

2,547

10%

27c

28c

1,500

27c

1.84

1.70

1.95

3,550

1.30

1.16

1.16

1,000

1.03

July.

4 %C

4%c

5,000

7.35

7.75

2,300

42c

42c

500

18c

Jan

89c

•.

89c

500

41c

Feb

—

Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd

;

-

1

Co

Ltd

Petroleums Ltd

National Petroleum

Corp Ltd

New British Dominion Oil—

Omnitrans
Pacific
Pan

Exploration

Petroleums

Western

Superior

Oils

Oils

Ltd

Ltd—
Ltd

Ltd

Bruck
Class

1.22

Jan

1.88

Feb

Feb

16%

Sep

Oct

38c

Sep

Oct

3.05 Aug
1.50 Jun

3%c Mar

9c

4.20 Mar

8.25
59c

May
Oct

Jun

1.16 Mav

Abitibi Power & Paper common

class

class

Acme Gas & Oil

Akaltcho

Class B
Alberta

.

Yellow

—

Knife

warrants

Pacific Cons

of

Amalgamated

Canada

pfd

50c

Oct

70c

Sep

23,882

49c

Aug

73c

Sep

18'A

18'A

120

15

19%

Feb

6

July
July

9

Oct

9c

Mar

20 %c

Jun

1.00

July

2.28

Apr

—

High

14.400

55c

Jun

4,000

3 %c Mar

6 V'aC

Jun

480

14'A

Jan

18

Oct

26

26

185

17

Feb

27%

Sep

16c

Apr

Burns

&

class

Calder

Bousquet

Co

B

Petroleums

Ltd

Canada

Bread

Preferred

Canada

Foils

Class

July

8c

May

4.50

5.00

2,100

2.20

2.25

1.009

2.75

540

—

~

Canada

Canada

Permanent
Lines

SS

4%c
8%

14,970

70c

2,650

3c

July

Aug

12c

Jan

10c

65c

Jun

7%c

25%

105% July

Jan

695

Class

35

July
Aug

42%

Apr

34

Jan

49

Oct

29 %

29%

25

29

May

30

Sep

7

7

50

5

Feb

—

Bank

Canadian
Canadian

of

Jan

33

769

760

5

6%

67,'B

100

50%

51 %

580

51
11

46c

2,655

23c

60c

Jun

28%

9,790

13%

Jan

28%

87 Va

2,24o

52%

Feb

90

Mar

21

27 V'4

105

22c

24c

4,500

15c

July

67c

65c

69 c

6,335

43c

July

7c

7c

9c

9,500

6c

Aug

1.90

1.'

24

241/4

5S5

14

Jan

25

Sep:

44

45

455

33'/a

Jan

45

Oct

108

108

109

60

80

Jan

109

54

54

55

30%

Jan

*

%

_10

*

27%

27%

1,412

19%

21%

II,769

22 %

23

8,270

22'A

_23

Preferred

—*

——

39

23

18c

2.50

124,250

Oct

17%

Oct

43
38%

44%
39'A

675

29

Feb

45%

Sep

640

37

Jun

40

Jun

23
27(4

23
27%

25

23

Mar

25 %

60

22

Aug
July

29 %

Oct

6.00

Jan

Aug
July

12% May
75% May

10

150

3 00

9

Sep

58

57

53

80

56

Electric— ——50

350

350

350

37

250

Jan

350

Oct

22

July

30

May

58c

*

—

72c

Cos

common

17'A

_*

—.

100

—

..——100

100

-.

;
—

100

—

Railway-

—

20%

——125

28

29

2o5

69c

72c

5,400

17

17%

1.040

15

10

150

Oct

154

3.5

100

Oct

104

Sep

25

84

Oct

87

May

150
150
100 100%
84
84
20%
21%

9.143

*

14

13'A

14%

4,780

29

28

29

50

_.f——__—1

-

—

1.30

1.33

700

2.02

2.30

3.100

2.80

3.00

61,635

—

-

A

1.03 May

July
July

——*

—

26

Jan

27 V'4

Castle-Trethewey

1

Sep

Central

*

Oct

Central Patricia Gold Mines—:

1

77c

72c

85c

40,700

Central

1

2ic

19%e

2lc

1

12c

49c

May

69c

Oct

14 Vic May

Leduc Oil

Porcupine

i

1

Centremaque Gold
Chatco Steel common

—

44c

Jan

5.00

Jun

Apr

Wines

q "no

3 Vic Mar

8 Vic May

Chimo

2A,coO

12c

Jan

68c

16'4 Mar

18%

22%

Apr

Aug

Sep

11%

Aug

14'A

Oct

25

Apr

31%

Oct

Aug

1.45

Feb

1.80 July

2.60

Feb

1.00

3.85

1.00

17,ncq

10c

July
July
July

29C

17c

32 %c

Aug

Jun
Jun

23'Ac Mav

Chesterville

Circle

4,850

7

82

85

155

72

9c

14c

2,900

2c

Aug

41c

47c

82,400

21c

July

58c

Jun

Cochenour WtllanB

15%c 17V'ac

14,500

9c

Mar

25c

Jun

Cochrane

17c

9%
45c

Oct
Oct
Mar

Citra-Lartic
Coastal

Cobalt

2 40

2.31

2.60

343, lnO

16%

16 V'4

16%

610

9c

'

50r

13%

Mar

2.63 Jun
17

Jan

—*

Mines

Ltd

Silver

Mines

Oils

Lode

i-

*

A

—

——"

—

——1

9%

100

7'/a

Jan

9%

Oct

1.03

1.25

65.365

45c

July

1.37

Feb

13c

81.400

4c

Jun

15'Ac

Oct

July

1.73

Jml

70c

8,223

55c

21c

22c

2,500

11 %c

110

115

245

14

14

75

15c
80c

77c

l.oo

"

—

.

1

21%
,

■'—

Aug

Colomac

17 %c

Apr

.Commoil

3.30

Jun

Commonwealth

13

Oct

Coniaurum Mines

•

""0

Yellowknife

9 V'aC

18,835

2.49

2.70

17,100

1.28

Jan

12

13

9,130

7%

Jan

1

15c

15c

16c

12,500

10c

Jan

30c

1

May

Consolidated Ansley

1

10'Ac

9c

9c

9%c

16,200

4Vic

Jan

13c

Mar

Consolidated Astoria

1

13c

J
Petroleum

*

*

1.45
—

23.175
,

700

185.700

5,750

66c

13%
10c

Feb

July
Oct

July

36 %c Mar
64c

July

1.30 July

40c

1.32

16

Jun

Oct

Mar

18 %c

Sep

85c

Jun

1.05 Aug
2.35

l.bJ

1.85

10
20%

10

30

21%

3,905

13% July

21'/2

1,700

12c

21c

Apr

7c

May

16c 16%c
3U*P

-1

71/2C

•

7% May

68c

2.50

July

Sep

12c

12 %

7c

Aug

6%

15c

*

Coin Lake

Jan

Feb

10%

30

70c

1

1

-

common

Plow

Jun

6c

100

*

Dunlop

24c

14%

12,500

11

7%

65Vac

class

Oct

Jan
Jun

14c

70c

1

Knitting

1.08
27c

11

1

—

July

13'Ac July

7%

10c

—

Bar

—

10c

Mines

8%

85

—

1.05

Gold

82

9%

—

*

50c

-—

52c

Feb

9%

1

-———1

-

Chromium

18c

44'<-c

—

Research

43,750

2.85

10

Chateau-Gai

2bc

__

«




15%

Apr

10

Canadian Wirebound class

nic

10

43.

,

23

July

150

*

page

Oct

18% July
10

._100

Oils

5%c

1

see

Oct

14

3.50

—

preferred
preferred
preferred

Cockshutt

footnotes

Oct
Feb

23

8 76

3,274

3.50

Oil

For

27%
23%

1,180

—

9%

1

Mines

Jan

Sep

17

3.50

Steels

Aubelle

25

19%

17% Aug

15%

—*

—

Locomotive

m,;

1

Yellowknife

Oct
Oct

14.

--

43%

Canadian

2zC

I

Atlantic

54%

16%

—

25

General

Gold

Sep

called

Products common—*

qc

1

27

20

22%

.

10

5'Ac

51/40

1

100

July

Oct

Sep

48

11 at $20.20

Dredge
Food

Cheskirk Mines

Warrants

45

Jan

30 Va

Oct

84%

205

12%
39 %

Jan

47%

25

Vickers

26

19

33% May

44

-

Canadian

44 %€

35

2.725

Jun

24

common——*

Celanese

July

39
30

52

48

20

preferred

7

39

Oct
Jan

20

*

(being

common

Jan

7

.

50

A

1.75 May

27%

/

22(4

Car

47

Oct

760

—*

*

preferred

Pacific

Oct

400

11

Oct

5'A Mar

29%

39
30

share 1

Canadian

10c

10%

760

48

common—

Canadian

4%

Oct

May

13

*

Commerce—

Canners

Convertible

8%

7

Sep

Breweries

Canadian

'. 5%

•

11

—

9% Aug

8534
27%

•

3.00 Aug

5

775

20% July

Mortgage-

B

Cariboo

23'/ac

1

2.25

42

150

& Cable class A

Canada Wire

Canadian

144,166

Jan

300

—

8%c 11%C
9 Va

3.25

48%

*

common-—.

Jun

1.35

Sep

47

*

Preferred

20

9 Va

2.00

12

;

3.125

1.27

Jun

32%

A —

class

103

9%

Sep

6.10

12

Power

Packers

46c

1.32

Sep

3.85 July

42

100

Class B

23%

*

May

1.45

36c

47

*

44c

Apr
July

2.65

9c

July

42

—

*

Canada Northern

Chemical

Atlas

39c

10,700

Jun

32'%

Canada Malting

6.30 Jun

Atlas

4c

16,815

34c

8.90

July

10

com

Machinery

11 V'4

Corp

7,600

1.05

"

As.-uraiice

Life

Canada

9.50 Aug

Ascot Metals

5Vic

31c

5%c Oct
6.50

—0

3.80 Mar

Ashdown Hardwarp class A
Athona Mines. (1937)—

5c
95c

--

20

Foundry

410

—

5c
96c

*

A

14,520

Gold

2,050

*

common

10

Armistice

11,500

8.10

50

—

-

5.60

Arjon

6%c

7.60

!_1

Cement common

9.75

Preferred

5%c

7-60

*

common

Class B preferred

Canada

6c

»

Campbell Red Lakc^

4.80

common

__

16c

1

Oils

9.75

Corp

20c

*

Edmonton

103

July

Oct

May

IS

*

Mines

36

Aug
Aug

5c

Anglo-Huronian

Argus

29

37Vac

11 %c May

25c

2.22

Area

995

Jan

5c

23%

*>

32

8c

4%c Mar

20c

4.90

-.

8,500

30%

30%

6c

17%

•

Porcupine

5%C

5c

*

Anglo Rouyn Mines—
Apex Consolidated Res

—

Jan

—

103

21c

Jun

47.000

72c

1
;

.

23%

21

5%

3,850

60c

*

Gold

Hill

Anglo-Canadian Oil

Aquarius

2"%

Oct

Sep
Jun

4.75

Canadian Malartic

100%

10

327/a

54c

*

Preferred

Lead

Jan

Burlington Steel —-——:———*

Bunker

Oct

1

-

6

27% July

Sep

Sep

70c

•

Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife

Aug

25

14%

4.60

„

I,100

45

—L

—

Nepheline

American Yellowknife

Anacon

Low

*

Larder

5.25

July

2.75

71c

75,900

25

Co

American

Range Since January 1

Va

103

Jan

11

56c

1.63

Jan

Aluminum

125

26c 32Vie

Jan

*

July

12,340

13

3.55

21V4

-

99

4.95

13

26Vic

22

Ltd

135

4.50

—1

8,017

Altroma Steel

100'A 101%

Jun

1

Lake

Red

3,270

Aluminium

Jun

250

———

Buffalo

25

46c

Jun

91%

Buffalo Ankerite ___————————1
Buffalo Canadian
—__*

42 %2

__1

32

Aug

250

24'%

*

32%

Jan

83

__

Class A

1

Agnew-Surpass

Jan

25%

5

10.500

40 V4

lie

25%

25

91

9

42

*

4,665

29%

91

12c

Canadian

Hir/h

1.545

30

29%

91

11c

24%

1

29%

29%

8 %

*

——

29 Vi

'

11c

100

A

Preferred

Jun

1,310

A

*

Acadia-Uranium

Oct

Jun

16c

*

20

$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic

Shares

9

Mar

9

Preferred

for Week

L010

15% Mar

Aug

3c

8%

Canadian

of Prices

Sale Price
Par

Jan
Jan

76,200

1

New

Sales

Itange

14'A

Jun

25c
10

Aug

13c

31%

Gold

Canadian

Exchange

Canadian Funds

Last

8c

6.50 Aug

10c

*

Class

Week's

May

May

10'A

24'/a

8%

B

Buffadison

Canadian

Friday

25c

23c

Feb

Aug

*

Mills

per

STOCKS

Jan

Sep

Jan

31'A

Porcupine

for redemption on Dec.

Toronto Stock

150

15'A

—

B

Canada

Home Oil

Long Island

2,340

2c

7c
9

Jun

72c

Mar

Oct

54c

24Vic May
13c

Oct

29 %c May

2.80

1
Ltd

Ltd.

49,732

7.00

31'A

Calvan

4.80

*

Ltd

Petroleums

Oils

•

730

*

Empire Oil

Canada

Ltd

Co

13,250

A__—;_*

class

Oct

Feb

Stocks—

Oil

13,700

10

Oct

Apr

5%

*

—

Columbia

Canada Iron

Anglo-Canadian
Del

900

20c

10%

—

products

70c
8.60

10c

64c

Aug

19%

1

3.30

17c

35c

Oct

Apr

50

*

2.32

64c

9,883

16c

17,666

*

13,400

8.60

51c

35

9'/aC Aug

Oct
Jun

9

—

A

Calnorth

3.30

29,200

Oct

25

14%

4.80

class

Callinan Flin Flon

5.65

b7c

35

9%

23 %

100

-

Packers

Oct

Jan

—a—-——-

6% May

9

Products——*

Forest

Jun

6c

2.40 Mar

Oct

Jan

22 Vi

100

27c

1,500
13,300

Ltd

Gold

400

44c

Sep

10c

25

pfd

Calgary &

13c

Ltd

Vllbona

9%

26c

6,550

6.70

__

•

common—

Jan

5.65

1.37

1.21

22%

-1

May

4.85

1.25

Jun

11c 14 %c

—

7c

35c

1.33

Asbestos Corp
Ventures Ltd

Jan

42"%

Oct

35

10

__

12c

62c

3c

4,059

3.05

14

Sep

9 Vic 10 Vic

__

*

Oct

4,000

41c

3.10

Aug

1.01

8c

8'Ac

——*

July

3%c

13c

Ltd-

9%
38'A

May

40c

Ltd

1,600
11,398

45c

51c

56c

40c

Ltd———

Mines

Mines

Mar

3c

5.25

(1944)

Jan

11c ll'ic

—

llVic

Calmont Oils

-

24%

Oct

15'Ac Mar

93c

5%c

20c

Ltd—

Royran Gold Fields Ltd—

Oct

40c

184,100

19c

*
1

Class B

Broulan

2.60

B

preferred

British

500

class

Columbia

Oct

8,700

B

1

Columbia

Apr

3c

class

Mines

4%%

5.00

60c

Apr

50c
20c

1

British

2.32

3c

188

12,600

58,115

*

American

1.30 July
3c
Oct

54c

July

90c

*

Columbia Elec 4%

2.50 Mar

60c

Oct

52c

Preferred
British

1,700

35c

85

Oct.

80c

1

Red

13,900

Oct

24,200

46%
43 '/a

46c

B

97,900

Santiago Mines Ltd ———50
Ltd

1.10

Oct

Jan

Jan

90c

Gold

Class

1.55

Quemont Mining Corp Ltd

Mines

1.11

Oct

31

Feb

49Vic

Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com.*

5.00

:

Quebec Smelting & Ref Ltd.
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines

38%

1

1.52

Ltd—

Ltd

38%

25

Apr

ll%c May

25

Brewing

Bralorne

4.70

Ltd—

Co

Mines

365

43

Boymar

204,350

--

Mines

46%

Gold

Bonville

29c

■■

2 7 V'8

1

Bowes Co class A—

2.00

2.00

1,055

43

Bordulac

5.00

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

Cadallic

19c

31

44 %

Bonetal Gold

Leo

45%c July

July

43

Mines

24 %c

24 %c

5c

•

Sons

&

Top

Bobjo

26c

—

3.666

Mar

3.80
38c

Sep

35c
a60c

20'Ac 20Vac-

.

.—-

7c

Mining

British

Coal

Gold

Sep

30c

69,500

Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields

Siscoe

21c

July

1.09

16%

Ltd-

Mines Ltd

Gold

Pandora

Oct

12c

57%

Mines Ltd

O'Brien

16c

27,500

88c

Mines Ltd—,

Pacific

New

24,200

26c

56%

Formaque Mines, Ltd

New Goldvue

Nocana

Jan

450

1,000

57

Ltd

Mines

14

10

9.75 July

7c

__

44 Vi

Kirkland Gold

Brantford

Dredging

Calumet

May

21c

1.05

—

Ltd

Mining Corp Ltd
Ltd

Mines

Cons

20c

16c
23c

of Canada

Nechi

Jun

4%c

33/„c

July

2.75 July

10

River

Berens

Bldgood

14c

Jan

14c

66c

1.18

Bevcourt

J an

6c

200,100

Rights

Bertram

23c

—

Ltd

Mines

Montauban

New

4c

5,000

2,800

35c

10

Beatty Bros
Bel! Telephone

Sep
1.33 Jun
6.15

9.75

Mines Ltd

Macdonald

Mclntyre-Porcupine

1,500

9c

3.20

27c

High

Jan

Oct

4 %c

.

Lingside Gold Mines Ltd.
Lomega
Gold
Mines—
Louvicourt Goldfields

7c

3.10

30c

12c

29%

Mines—:———

Metals

20% Mar

July

30c

9c

9c

Ltd—

Mines

Ltd

Mines

269,600

7c

Mines

Lake Fortune

72c

59c

61c

Ltd

Mines

Gold

Jun

May

32 Vic Jun

4.00 Mar
Dulama

La

Oct

1,300

(Un)

200

3.15

Low

80,700

30%

Barymin Co Ltd

21c

Feb

38c

—10

Scotia—

July

High

32c

1

Montreal—

of

5c

10c

23c

Gold

Bankfield Consolidated

8.50

2,500

38 %c

Mining &

Mines

Bathurst Power class A

Ltd

Devel

&

Mines Ltd

Kerr-Addison

6.45

2.55 Mar

—

—_

Ltd

Mines

Labrador

May

20c

37/aC

Mining

Joliet-Qutbec

Kayrand

47c

Aug

Mines Ltd—

Lake

Jaculet

Sep

10c

6%c

Hoiimger Cons Gold Mines Ltd.
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—

Jack

22c

2,000

Bank

Range Since January 1

Low

36 %c

1

20,500

2%C

Ltd

Shaies

1

Gold

16c

Mines—

Manitou

Golden

for Week

1

Aumaque

32c

Ltd

(1945)

Oct

16c

2%c

Mines

Goldbeam

6.000

8.75

Feb

Mpnday, October 30, 1950

Sales

Range
of Prices

Pa-

High

Low
4.45

28c

Ltd

Mines

Range Since January 1

Shares

Aunor

Mines Ltd ———

Gold

8.75

8.25

835

Ltd

Mines

Week's

Last

STOCKS

High

Low

Mines Ltd

East Sullivan

Friday
Sale Price

for Week

Par

.

ENDED OCTOBER ?.1

Sales

Last

.

LISTED MARKETS

RANGE FOR WEEK

STOCKS

.

dn

9

9.580

950

51c

Jan

July
.Tilly

11

Apr
May
Oct

May

1.50

r em

2.25

Sep

July

1.15

Jun

1.45

1.50

2.09

2.09

301

75c

84c

10,684

65c

10c 11 %c

69,699

7%C

Sep

34c

Apr

15c

17,450

7c

Aug

20c

Oct

13c

1.15

Sep

.Volume 172

Number 4955

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

..

(1665)

CANADIAN

LISTED MARKETS

RANGE IOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 27

Week's

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

Friday
STOCKS

Par

Bakeries

Consolidated

Low

*

Consolidated Beattle Mines

2

8

155

58c

78c

174,471

40c

55c

60c

4,200

41c

Consolidated Lebel Oro

-1

48c

15c

15c

119% 124%

I,380

15c

5

119%

Mining

Class

1

&

Smelting

class

A

Imperial Mills

Cournor

Crestaurum
Croinor

Crown

15c

11,500

6%c Mar

15c

Jun

22

22 %

570

16%

Jan

22%

Oct

Hollinger Consol

5

10%

10%

11

3,318

8.50

July
12% July

11%

Oct

16%

Sep

35c
8c

July
May

1.50

1.50

100

1.05

Apr

263

160%

Jan

Apr

Home

27c

Jun

Homer

Mines

Yeilowknife

8

July

13%

100

Feb

101%

Oct

17

17

915

14%

Jan

17%

15c

870

8%c July

25c

Jan

Gold

177

May

2.08 Aug

Oct

14c

14c

2,000

11c

Aug

25c

May

3Gc

42c

6,500

35c

July

67c

May

120

120

10

13 %C 15 %C

8,600

14c

120

13'Ac

115
7c

7,500

Aug
Mar

10c.

5,500

19c

A

*

22%

22%

25

i.

•

8%

8%

8%

220

__*

17c

16 %c

18c

13,500

10c

Ltd__l

37'Ac

36c

42c

145,900

30c

1.35

1.40

300

Gold

Mines

Delnite Mines
Del

Ltd

preferred

123

Apr

26c

Jun

Huron

Porcupine
Erie

&

Seagrams

48%

Feb

50

Sep

41% Mar

57

Sep

__

paid
Imperial Bank

49 %

49%

50

54%

55%

2,495

30c

268,600

146

12,379

Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5

12%

12%

13%

6%

6%

7%

26

26

preferred

Apr
Jan

Inglis

Jun

24

Jan

Inspiration

6% July

9

Aug

International

42c

$1.60

common

preferred

32%

29%

1,030

12%

Oct

15

1,100

6%

Sep

26%

100

4c

5c

8,000

32

32

34

770

29

__

44c

27,300

6c

6c

25

4

Feb

6

18

20

185

15

Apr

20

Oct

26c

26c

200

20c

28c

Sep

Bronze

Powders

*

Preferred

__

25

20

1.90

Apr

International

Coal

Coke

&

Oct

International

Metals

Feb

18c

Oct

International

Nickel

Co

Mar

58c

May

1

class

6c

28c

1.75

A__

__

•

40

•

36%

___5/100

139 %

common

Preferred

38

40%

960

26

Feb

36%

37%

13,906

29%

Apr

70

139%

Oct

8%

Jan

27%

29%

23,950

19% July

29%

Oct

International Petroleum

•

13%

15%

15%

16%

2,115

Jan

Jacknlfe

•

8c

6c

8%c

12,519
57,600

28

28

120

13
July
25% Aug

20%

28

28%

Oct

Jack

1

15c

15c

15c

38c

*

38

37

38%

1,741

26%

38%

Oct

8c

101

220

Gold

Waite

Mining

Jaculet

Dominion

.

Scottish

Preferred

Aug
7% July

25%

20

Feb

102

Malting common

Preferred

100

105

50

100

July

_100

__

Invest

1

com

7%

7*4'

8

1,725

102

Mines

Ltd

1

Jellicoe

Mines

1

1

Sep

Joburke Gold

13%

Sep

Joliet

25%

Aug

Jupiter

105

Oils

14%

13c

Aug

21c

Jan

42c

9,814

20c

Jan

62c

Jun

9c

5,500

4%c

Jan

15c

Apr

17c

May

sc

8c

10c

4,500

7c

Aug

1.10

98c

1.16

189,914

35c

July

74c

71c

77c

36,950

57c

Aug

5

Jan

Oct

Kayrand

Feb

47%

Jun

Kelore Mines

16% July

28%

Oct

Kelvinator

Mining

1

24c

22c

30c

59,500

•

8%c

8%c

9%c

7,000

*

17%

17%

18

745

Dominion

Coal

&

class

Tar

Preferred

47

35

27%

6,165

12 >A

12

12%

7,190

Kenville

27

27

130

10
Sep
22% May

Oct

27

32

Feb

Kerr-Addison

22'

22

260

21

Jan

23

Jun

Ke.vboycon

1

46c

46c

53c

2,350

12%

780

10

July

13

Oct

Kirkland

1

1.07

1.06

1.15.

16,683

Jan

Kroy

85c

84c

90c

13,400

•

19%

19%

20

300

1

5.60

5.60

6.00

7,585

25

Chemical

&

"

common

26%

"

B

Stores

Dominion

47

26

50

._.

Steel

23.50

„_

Dominion

Textile

Dominion

Woollens

Donalda

12%

*

12%

9

Mines

Duvay Gold Mines

12%

8%

9

700

1

common

56 %C

52c

60c

21,900

30c

July

73c

6c

6 %c

6,500

5c

9%c

8c

7c

July
Sep

20c

May

4c

Feb

11c

Jun

Oct

31c
2.65

7% July

East Amphi

1

8%c

3,500

East Crest Oil

•

7c

7c

6,300

East

•

22 %c

22 %c

24c

7,100

1

1.55

1.55

1.60

10,800

1

8.45

8.20

8.75

26,350

1.22 July
4.40 Feb

•

6

6

7

1,590

11%

East

Mines

Sullivan

Eastern

Mines

Steel

Economic

20 %c

May

Gold

Eureka

(T

preferred—

H)

58c

72c

75,600

1.04

1.18

45,900

Apr

Lake

Fortune

Gold

*

6c

5%c

7%c

8.75

Oct

Lake

Lingman

26c

7%

Oct

Lake

Osu

Gold

Mines

1
•

59c

59c

69c

63,900

1.80

1.75

1.80

1,100

1.42 Aug

2.40

Jan

25c

33c

147,713

21c

July

•

5.60

5.60

5.65

1,016

Apr

13,264

7c

July
July

*
1

14%

14

14%

150

5.00 Aug
13% Aug

7.75

13 %c 15 %c

19'A

Jan

—

3%c

3%c

3,500

2%c Aug

5c

Jun

—

4%c

5c

4,000

—

3%c

4%c

18,600

—

14'A

14%

26c
14c

6'Ac

5c

May

La

47c

May

Lamaque

23 %c May

Mines—.

Luz

Mar

May

Lapaska

7c

3,000

21%

83

20

21%

30

19% May

21%

Oct

52c

5,532

32c

76c

Oct

July

12c
22

7.25

7.70

14,157

16

15%

16%

1,080

32

32

33%

430

31

13%

13%

14

2,680

9

Jan

125

125

30

110

July

5c

4%c

5%c

II,300

4c

Aug

8c

5.00

4.90

5.40

21,030

2.05

Jan

6.10

Sep

Class

4.05 Mar

13% July
July

7.80

Oct

Laura

1.35

1.60

2,850

1.00

Jun

15%

Oct

Lexindin Gold

Oct

Little

Apr

Loblaw

128

1.80

8

Jun

12%

Oct

Lomega

24

Jan

58

Aug

London

9%c

9,000

16c

May

Class

A

40

25'A

Sep

38

Oct

Louvicourt

55

98

Jan

102

Oct

Lynx

2.94

14,125

97

20

111

111
2.50

1,245

1

6-40

6.30

6.40

2,475

5.50

6.00

1,050

3.20 May

37

37%

320

19%

20

1.370

__

class

A

preferred
Coal

West

Felt

3.00

Feb

4.95 July

6.70

Sep

4.75 July

6.35 Aug

17

Feb

39

Sep

July

20

Mar

—

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine!
Brass

common

20c

104,600

5c

May

37,600

6c

4,500
200,291
17,000

2.10 July
4c
Sep

9c

45,500

3%C Mar

45

83

July

98

Oct

52

Oct

54

Sep

10%

Feb

97

52%

95

9

500
95

17

Sep

19%

Feb

2,200

9%c

Sep

35c

Jun

5,925

14%

Jan

27%

Oct

47%

380

40

25

735

19% Aug

Feb

10
70

5%

Sep

6

Jan

10

9%

Jun

13

Aug

100

13
7c

July

Oct

6% July

13% Aug

Sep

43c

Feb

12C

13,600

7c

Jan

20c

May

15c

2,200

13c

July

24c

May

4%c

2,500

3c

Sep

22

915

19

25.

4%C

2.000

2C

3c

14,956

3.50

—

—

3.75

350

13%

14

1.245

16

695

33c

49,100

10%

50

27c
'

10%

43.




15%c

20c

4.00
8%

4.00
8%

584,254
25

Feb

—

100

12c
4.00

Oct
Oct

7% July

22c

21c

27c

229,500

—

15c

17c

11,700

2.20

2.15

2.25

8,745

1.09

87c

1.09

273,605

38c

July

9c

12c

51,700

5c

Jan

12c

13'Ac

23c

Sep

7.00 Mar

9%

Sep

July

31c

Mar

Jan

43c

May

1.80 July

3.25 Mar
1.09

12c

Oct

Oct

16% July
14% July
3%C

Oct

1 %c Mar

3.25

23

Oct

24

Feb

7c

May

4%c May
4.40

Jan

15%

Apr

Feb

July

8% July

Marbenor Malartic

14'A

Sep

3.20

Apr

60c

Feb

2.20

2.15

2.40

7,400

23c

22c

23c

4,500

1

2.46

—„—*

.

2.40

2.58

24,467

2c

2%c
13%
12%

6,000

50
1,870

•

12%

1

—

5c

5c

50o

Mines

1

13c

11 %c
12c

13c
14c

17,000

13c

Ltd—

—

16

63 %c

11

3.75 Apr
3'Ac May

Oct

16

8

% July

12'A

May
Oct

3'Ac Aug

8'Ac Mar

10c

Sep

32c

Jun

31c

May

8,200
31,580

14c

Jun

21%

Jan

44%

Oct

July

41%

Oct

—

41%

41%

98

10%
10

12
10%

2,415
225

18

17%

18%

4,400

99

98%

99%

170

23c

23c
57%

2,000
600

10

Sep

2c

3'Ac Mar

10%

*

1.80 July
14

Nov 9 at $30.34

on

Ltd
Grain

—

July

10%c July

5c
44%

44%

1.90 July
20c

Apr
Sep

12,450

4%c
40%

1
•

share)

per
McCabe

—•

*

redemption
Maxwell

'

13%
11'/a

—______—*

Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris common
Conv redeemable pref (Called for

class

McColl-Frontenac

A

•

common

100

Preferred

McDougall

27

6% Aug

12

Oct

8% July

10'A

Oct

McKenzie

McWatters

Gold

37c

July

3'Ac

Jan

15c

13 %c

19c

8,000
72,900

8c

Feb

19c

8c

Feb

14%

Jun

Jun

6.00

Apr

__

5c

—

55%

9c

9c

500

4.50
2.50

4.85
2.50

1,180
500

6c
17

2,350
20

1.55

5,080

*

Grain

17

5c
17

*

Pacific

1-50

1.50

Jun

Jun
Jan

Moore

preferred

Grocers

5c

3,370
3,500

National

Jun

National

24,500

Sep
Sep

7c

9c 10'Ac

15c

Oct

National Steel Car

Mar

94c

Oct

Negus

July

10c

Jan

New

Petroleum

Sewer

Mines

Sep

17

3,490
5,100

31c

91

91
33c

20
7,120

85

Mar

26c

July

21%

3,215

17% July

250

72

85

Oct

100

26%

Jan

27% Mar

6c

Feb

26c

Oct

37

Jan

—

33c
19%

30c
19%

83

83
27%
16 %c

Feb

July

66c

May

93%

Feb

41c

Apr

22%

Apr

—

23

85
27%
20c
23%

5

8%

8%

9

85

Sep
7% Aug

*

common

Hosiery class B

Alger

Jun

*

& Chemical com__

Preferred

4c

2.25
17

—

12%

20

National

58c

Oct

Jan

52c

—

12%
13

135
165

27% Mar

28%

Sep

19

July

28%

Oct

Pipe class A

;

24c

Mar

—

1

Drug

4,050

Apr
Jun

50c

25

Breweries common

31,000

Sen
Jun

9c

17%

15%

*

common

National

7c

1.10
10

2.90

Jan

51c

*

Mines

National

92c

3c

16%

100
1

Preferred

90c

1.45 July

14%

Oct

*

Porcupine
Corp

3.00

13'Ac May

1

Knitting

Mylamaque

Jan

10,000

5c

—

Corp

Moneta

Jan

60c

July

50c

4%c

•

Oil

Oils

Monarch

67

50

45c

—

*

Brick

Mining
Model

Jun

—

_—

&

Oct
Jun

30c

—

Mills
*
Light & Power common——*

Midland
Milton

18%
100

—1

Lake

Red

Mid-Continent

Jan

1

McMarmac

Mexican

July

1

Lake

Red
Gold

Mercury

10c

—

5

Mclntyre Porcupine
McLellan

12% July
97

*

Segur

National

5c

14%

Jan

Gold

Feb

3%c

Jan

7%

___

47c

3lQ

4.10

9%

4,105

-—_1

Mines

14% May

4'Ac

July

1,885

13%

Milling

Mar

5c

1.60

13%

13

1

July

36c

2.54

13

Montreal Locomotive

Oct

13%

2,32

7%c Mav

10% July
26c

2.45

Eastern

&

Leaf

Marcus

Oct

Jun

13%

Maple Leaf Gardens

Maralgo

23c

13%

Goldfields

Manitoba

Maple

1.00

Mines——1

Magnet Consol

5%C

page

16c
4.00

Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines———:_1

5c

3 %c 12%c

92c

Mining

Mar

-»

25c

9c

31c

9%C

30

Apr

A——-—*

Gold

B

26,000

-I

see

26

5%

-1

For footnotes

Oct

5%

15%

Highland-Bell

47%

10%

23,144

5

Jan

19

30c

395

10c

Oct

21

21

——

1

10c

4c

•

Lake

Oct

26

13

River

Class

Jun

11c

9%c

—

3-75

Mines

6.40

15c
—

Cotton

Gold

8% Aug

10c

ll%c May

17%

4'Ac

Hasaga Gold

Sep

13

—

•

Oct

6.30

10c 13 %C

11'Ac

.1

19c

5'Ac

5%

__.

Mines.

Oct

10%

3c

Gold

20c

5%

•

Harding Carpets

Apr

%c

24

10%

1

Bridge

3%c

Jun

%c May

10c

11c

Mines

4%c Mar

70c
43c

27

17%

—

Gold

Red

July

23%

Halcrow Swayze

Rock

July

15c

9

1
v

Mar

27c

5,300

47

1

Mines

57c

9,400

19c

97

1

Gold

16,480

35c

6%c

10

Gwillim Lake Gold

60c

9.20 May

4.85

*

*

6.00 Mar

Mines

Eno

Malartic

29%

13c 18'Ac

*

common

Guaranty Trust
Guayana Mines

Highbridge

MacMillan Export class

52'A

*

Saddlery

West

Heva Gold

MacLeod-Cockshuit

Oct

10c

*

32

15,600

Apr

112

Jun

33c

—

31%

Sep

110

4%c

—

—

34% May
33% Oct

Feb

8c

July

58c

— —

62c

July

%c

9,800

July

2.00

17 %c

25%

July

30

10c

100

Jun

•

31c

1,380

9c

110

4c

*

common

Feb

11,440

9%c

10

Aug

1

Paper

1.34

43c

J.

60

2c

9

Jun

6%c

Oct

Macho

10,500

*

Sep

1.30

33%

95c

Apr

3c

•

class A

Jan

11

32

46,400

19%

2%c

7c

17

39%c

l.OO

15% July

Jun

1

Feb

32

—

4

95c

1,620

11c

4

Oct

7c

6,660
6,000

__

96c

18%

Aug

6.10

1.00 July

7'Ac

Jun

5c

•

Jan

Ltd—_1

2.22

6,209

1

Sep
Feb

11c

1.20 July

33.000

14c

10

1

7,700

7.00

1

Preferred

Headway

Mack

9%c

1

14

74c

1
____

Aug

6.75

14'Ac

5%c

2%c Sep

—I

Lake

1.68

7%c

1

1.13

Sep

*

Mines

Red

Oct

6.75

34c

1.05

3c

1
—:

Mines

Macassa

MaCfie

9%c
60c

1.06

1
"

Goldfields

Yeilowknife

Mar

1

1

;

Co

Lakes

Harricana

99

11,900

—•

107 107%

•

1.36

Jan

A

■_.

36

1.89 July

175

1.17

♦
class

Gold Mines Ltd
Hosiery Mills common

2.70

20

Jun

*

97

__*

Jan

85c

Sep

25

36

1

July

.__*

Lac_

B

3,901

91%

225

11

1.07

—

1

Groceterias

101% 101%

2.80

*

B

1.09

—1

Long

8c

101%

class

Jones

10%

*

&

Gold

12%

Aug

3

Secord

Lawson

56%

7c

*

—

Leduc-West

53 %

8c

1

Mines

16% Sep
37% May

12%
.

Mines

Larder "U"

7.50

1.60

—

40c

14'A

Apr

45c

54%

Gold

Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac

21%

21%

Wasa

74c

6%c

50

Great West

Hard

May

Mining

*

Tire common

Hamilton

21c

9% July

July

X

Porcupine

Hamilton

Jun

5%c Feb

33c

2.35

_____

Mackay

Hallnor

May

85c

20,650

2.50

.___

Mines

Halliwell

49c

Oct

56c

*

Gold--—.

Bousquet

Hahn

July

17c

51c

18

Mines

Lead

22c

53c

1

&

Gulf

4,650

1,994

18%

common—*;

Arrow

Gunnar

Jun

30c

25c29%c
10

1.75

Mfg class A

Wares

Grafton

Great

14c

10c

1.62

_______

Graham

Great

Jan

9.75

1.70

(ordinary)

Gold

A

3c

8%c

100

Manitou

Class

Jan

66,800

9c

19,300

._

Preferred

Great

Jun

1.34

9.90

_100
■;

Mines.

Gordon

1.32

July

1

1.54

Oil ■____:

Goodyear

July

65c

I

1

Lake

Goldora

30c

Mines

1.36

Gold

Goldhawk

Sep

(1945)

*

__—

Yeilowknife

Golden

25c

Jan
Jan

6.15

Shore

1.45

common

__

Steel

Golden

1

95c
20

Oct

Lake

—*

Bakeries

Eagle

Ltd

Oct

Oct

3.80

Lake Rowan

•

Gillies Lake

Gold

1

Mines

84c

18

Oct

___*

Power

Goldcrest

Jan

Sep

36

Ltd—

General Products

Globe

Mar

1.44

20

100

General Petroleum

God's

80c

57

100

__

preferred

Goldale

Aug
July

Feb

common

Oils

Glenora

Oct

35c
80c

Feb

*

_

preferred

Giant

30c

15%

•

Garnet Oils Ltd—

General

Oct

Aug

45%

•

Exploration

Class A

7c

659

—20

—

preferred

5% %

Ltd

65c

MacDonald

5%

___;

1.10

*

Gold

Preferred

General

20% Mar

1

1

—

Petroleum

Gatineau

24c

13% July

196,525

305

100

:

Manufacturing

Garrison

4%c Mar

5,055

27c

1

*

common

Ford Motor class A

Co

51,950

16%

23c

Mines

*

Kirkland

Frobisher

Ltd

(John)

1

Fleury-Bissell preferred

Gair

21c

16%

23c

57

_*

Preferred

Cos

Lake

Oils

Labatt

Leitch

Fraser

18c

16%

19%

1

Grain

Francoeur

18c

1

19

25

Falconbridge Nickel
Players

Fleet

1

*

Ltd

Mines

Dufault

20%

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops

Federated

20% Aug

55%

__1

Famous

Federal

12'Ac May

Sep

57

1

Corp

Federal

May

Jan
Feb

19'A

Brass classs A__

Estabrooks

35c

4c
6c

17%

17,025
23,333

1

Gold

Empire

Sep

1

Pen-Rey

El Sol

85c

25

Mines

Eldona

Gold

Lake

Jan

Lake

El

Oct

1.16

20

Investment

Eddy Paper class A
Elder

;

Canada

of

Labrador Mining & Exploration
Ladulama Gold Mines

3.50 July

East Malartic

May

Jun

1

Leduc

Oct

1,500

Kirkland-Hudson

Dominion

July

14%
12c

•

Ltd

Oct

Sep

4%c Mar

1

Mines

41

39%
152

Oct

43%

8

9c

13%

1

____

Quebec

__

July

139 % 139%

28 'A

25

Aug

Oct

50,556

1,585

Oct

40c

35,100

12

Jun

44c

142,950

11

50c

1

18c

25

Aug

30c

Mining

36c

100%

Jun

15

545

1.37

12

41

100

14

35c

25

Jun

31% July
9% Jan

33%

1.25

*

40

13%

12%C

red sinking fund preferred_100

Jan

7'Ac May

Sep

32 %

•

4%%

27

Feb

3c

13%

2

Dominion

Jun

33%

10

Dominion Magnesium

Jun

Oct
Mar

7%

*

36c

Jan

25

Jun

32

&

1.25

Feb

Jan
Jan

Co

(John)

13%c

40c

30%
21

•

1

Acceptance

42c

Sep
1.20 Aug

25

Lake

Sep

24% May

32

4%

Oct

125%

Feb

29%

Indian

30c

Feb

31%

£1

Sep

23

27%

Preferred

13c
122

Bank

Dominion Foundry & Steel common

Jan

34

28

10

Oil

23%

Dome Mines Ltd
Dominion

15'Ac

140

•

Imperial

31c

24 %c Jun

125 125%

100

23%

Apr

Jan

24%c

__

July

20

100

common

20%

1

.

Aug

__

50

1

.

Yeilowknife

Distillers

1

1

Minerals

Discovery

18c

1

Producers

Rio

Detta

Mines

Smith

16'Ac Jun'

Jun

15c

17

21c

(Temagami)

5c

27%c

5

19c

Delhi

6,600

1

2,585

20c

_

8

Hugh-Pam

15,720

17c

Ltd

7

55'A

101

1

Oils

Mar

•

12%

•

Decalta

4c

Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting

101

D'Aragon Mines

Class B

17,000

Jan

1.75

11%

1

class

6%c

Hosco

11%

1.01 July

Davies

Leather

5%c

Howard

Industrial

Davis

5,142

Oct

172

100

Petroleum

15

5%c

1

14

Sep

2.02

1

Patricia

14%

7

171

1

,

Oil

124%

1.84

172

1

Pershing

&

65c

1.88

*

Trust

Crowshore

12%c

22%

6,500

July

High

12%c

•

34,766

5

Low

•

Dauoh

1.05 May

91% Mar

Range Since January 1

High

Hmdc

July

200

Low

Highwood Sarcee

•

„

Shares

Oct

45c

6%

100

Mining

for Week

Jan

•

Corby (H) Distillery class A
Corrugated Paper Box pfd_
Cosmos

9%
78c

6%

100

Exploration

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

July
July

*

Consumers Gas

Week's

Last

High

*

B

Conwest

Lota
7

8%

1

Consolidated Press

High

8

65c

Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Howey
Consolidated

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Range Since January 1

17c

12

62,000
350

*

27%

27%

28%

680

-*

1.84

1.60

1.99

104,250

*

—

—'•

27

*
*1

43

43

25

26%

27%

2,250

1.02

99c

1.07

4,700

9%c

8%c

9%c

8,167

22

10%

Apr

37

Aug
19'A July

78c

July
6%c Aug

9 % Mar
13

Oct

3.10 Aug
46

27%
1.84
17c

May
Oct

Apr

May

41

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CANADIAN

LISTED

RANGE I OR

Week's

Range

Shares

Par

New

Oil

Dominion

New

British

New

Calumet

Low

3c

Feb

9c

Oct

Southam

1.22

23,064

85c

July

1.50

Jun

South

2.25

2.15

2.35

29,900

95c

Mar

2.50

Oct

Stadacona

1.35

1.30

1.50

30c

'20c

1

38,917

60c

Jun

19c

Sep

30c

12,825

1

19 %c

15c

22c

165,875

1

Malartic

24 %c

24c

25c

3,167

20c

25c

22c

30c

46,150

2.29

2.25

2.35

7%c

14,393
5,500

43c

7c

New

Mosher

14c 19 %c

29,965

—'

Sep
Apr

5c

July

50c

22c
51c
31c

Oct

4c

5c

13,500

3c

July

7c

15c

19c

29,600

10c

July

33c

5%c

6c

22,500

3c

Jan

10c

May

1

1

*

Oils

Pacalta

Rouyn Merger
Thurbois

6c

1

July

7C

36,583

7c

July
Feb

class

Steel

Co

North

Denison

North

Lake

O'Brien

79c

95,900

25c

Oct

1,880

90c

July

46,400

35c

Oct

1,580

12c

3,450

63

1.24
41c

Sullivan

Cons

Jun

Superior

Oils

Oct

Surf

Apr

July

74%

Oct

Oct

8c

19c

4c

Okalta

4c

1,000

2Vic

Oct

5 Vic

40c

31c

40c

124,850

30 %c

Oct

77c

4.50

5.00

31,739

2.45 Mar

Jun

Taylor

Oct
Mar

Pearson

Oct

Tip

13c

6%c

Feb

37c

May

18 %c

Jun

Tombill

Gold

Oct

Torbrit

Silver

11%

Feb

Toronto

42c

Sep

14c
10c

3,500

7c

12c

273,700

9%

11,625

10%

610

28c 33 %c

29c

35,825

37c

34c

39c

35,700

1

1.45

1.40

1.56

9,350

18c

17c

18c

5,500

•

1.85

*

1.75

4%c

1.85

5,900

17c 17 %c

17c

"

11,500

4%c

*

13,500

65

'

4%c

■

65

10

10c

4.50

4.50

500

10c

12c

7,500

1

5%c

5%c

6%c

1

.

6%c July

4%c July
7% July
24c

Aug

15c

12c

Aug
July

43c

Apr

30c

1.36 July

15c

2.24

1.28

1.26

1.30

39

68

Jun
Oct

6Vic Aug

Oct

7.75
15c

Union

Apr

July

12%c

Jun

Union

1.75

Jun

Union

Feb

44%

Jan

•

93c

10c

41c

Pioneer

Aug
Feb

60c

Jun

United

Oils

Feb

7Vic

Apr

United

Upper

3c

4,500

2c

Aug

7c

20c

July

96c

100

2.25

30c

7,042

27
1.80

27c

27

120

1.80

2.25
3.05

1.95

2.35

1,125

2.20 July
3.00 Mar

3.20

1,425

10c 12 %c

186,900

43,525
835

1

1.12

1.12

1.25

16,400

1

1.08

1.05

1.19

Metals

Gold

Milk

class

Petro

5%

158

47%

161

38c

40c

I,000

19c

19c

22c

45,700

2.50

1.95

2.65

431,500

81c

92c

91,333

25%

87c

26 y2

1

;

—

Li*

Gold

36c
35c
37c

3.70

A

15c
67c

Mar

July

65c

July

17

July

64c

30c

_

1.84

May

38c

42c

31,450

24c

Mar

80c

Jun

23% July

35%

Jun

25

34

Jun

62c

Apr
Apr

1
•

9%

25

36c

42c

24,288

41c

66,100

35c

Oct

84c

35c 39 %c

34c

July

60c

Wood

9

-

_...

_

_

_

___

Oct

3,650

6c

6%c

17,000

2.45

2.45

100

3%c

3%c

6,000

27

29

280

27

Oct

63

W)

Jan

63

4c

Feb

2.00 Aug
2c

Sep

4.80

12c
3.00
5c

18%

10

•

9%

210

9

Jan

11%

8C

8%c

II,300

6c

July

16 %c

25c

Feb

50c

Feb

30%

Oct

Anglo

Feb

15%

Apr

Andian

Jan

33c

38c

15,000

30 %

29%

30%

995

Russell

•

22

l

23c

Industries

common

Ryan Lake

Saguenay Power

preferred

___100
1
49

2nd

preferred

1

29%
57%

12%
2%c

21%
23c

13%
3 Vic

1,968

68,100

22%

1,000

31c

135,611

103% 103%
28%
29%

8.85
2c

July

4%c

17%

Jan

22%

&

Oct

34c

San

Antonio

Sannorm

Gold.

Mines

57

59

I,945

27

Jan

30

*

Oils

Selburn Oil Co

•

Senator

Ltd

Rouyn

Shawinigan Water & Power

com

Class B

Sheep

Creek

Sherritt
Sicks

Mines

1

Gold

50c

Gordon

Breweries

Voting trust
Sigma Mines

4.05

.

__

_

12%

7c

50,700

13

13

255

_

Class

Dairies

—

A

A

Sladen

10,000

1.70

4,900

24c 26 %c

26%

19,000
285

For footnotes see
page




May

20c

Jun

55c

Sep

July

11.50

55%

6,335

6%

6%

100

10%

10%

130

-

8%c

7c

8%c

6c

9c

64,000

19%

415

33c

37c

33%

70

25c

12,943

19

21c

21c

July

40c

July

27

Oct*
Sep V

_

Consolidated

May

i

Dalhousie

Sep

<

Disher

48 %

May

Dominion

Glass

42c

May

Dominion

Oilcloth

2,100

59,361
455

21

295

6.50

6.60

1,450

25c

27,200

92c

87c

96c

59,250

11

328

10%

1.05

Sep

1.60

July

19% July
18% July
5.85

1.33
2.80

22%
22

Aug

8.85

14c

Sep

38c

48o

Jan

9%

Jan

1.04
11

Aug

Dominion

Sep

Foothills Oils

Oct

Hayes

Steel

Jan
Jun

July

Loblaw

Inc

Minnesota

Sep

Feb

104

Aug

65,400

113,200

10,300

6c

6c

5 Vic

*

37%

2,278

100

101

35

10c

7,900

99%

154

8c

-

99

7%

Oct

Ogilvie Flour

Oct

Oil

43 %C

42c

48c

70c

68c

70c

32,316
II,650

40

41

280

50c

32%

Feb

30c

125

15%

16

1.80

1.75

1.82

51c

57c

83,500

July

14 Vic

Oct

Jan

17c

Jun

Oct

99% July

Sep
Mar

13

300

1,300

5

Oct

25c

Apr

1.33

Apr

.

Apr

6 %

Apr

2.50

May

1.0Ci

Jan

60c

Apr
July
July

IOC

Oct

2.27

>

73c

Jun

16

.

1.65 July
22c

9,100

5%

Apr

97

17,420

2.00

101
15c

12c

5%

42

Jun

3%c Mar

95c

1.95

Oct

9 Vic May

July

92c

-

1.30

Mar

4C
30

11 Vic
93c

Oct

99%

11,926

54c

Jan

Exchange-Curb Section

32%

Oct

Pend

Oreille

Jan

Price

Bros

57c

May

1.05 May

Oct

Week's

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Low

Low

36

3,270

8 %

25

36

—

31

8 %

#

36%

1,562

151 160%

970

128%

153
.

Range Since January 1

High

27%

28%

130

30

12,300

22%

High
31

Sep

5

Jan

Oct

163

Oct

Oct

82

128%

37

Mar

24%

10

161

Oct

7%

8%

119%

126

820

21%

22

1,065

50

50'/a

21%

21 1

2

21%

80

28%

28%

29

380

21%

178% 178%

20

175%

Aug

425

530

2%

Jan

7%
-

-.

Oct

Mar

21%

1

400

3%

Feb

8%

Sep

Oct

Jan

128

Oct

20% July

23

Sep

39

Jan

DO

18% July
Feb

29

Oct

180

Aug

92

—

—_

—

5

a

30%

_

37

*

52

6 %

13.675

7.25

Sep

78%

395

57

Jan

78%

Oct

1.15

300

70c

Jan

1.75

Sep

29%

31%

9.110

17%

Jan

38%

9,700

28c

23

25

54

€75

36"

52

Southwest

5.30
33

1,300
95

27

Feb

36% Mar

19

110

19

Oct

22%

Jun

—7%

48

47 %

50%

3,830

37%

Jan

64

Aug

5

„

7

22

21%

24

1,005

18% July

25

Jun

53.

55

60

50

Oct

55

Oct

26

26

150

23

July

28

Jun

24 >4

25

2,195

6
24 %

5

21

270

36c

1,241,576

8.25

8.50

2,137

108

5

40

2,500

*

35cf

_1
.

8.30
■

4
«

21
13c

108

21

_

Petroleums

Oct

19

•

__.

56%

4.80

——100

:

i.

July
% Mar

Feb

32%

*
-i

40

24%

19

v

_

___•

Oct

44

Oct

49 %c May

July

23

4.80

«■
_

32

50

-<»

.

Paper
_

Jan

33
-

common

3.50

100

o

__

Apr

63

j

1

5%

38%

——L

Ontario

Oct

5%

63 :

■0

__

May

38%

a

Lino-L

2

21%

70%

23

_

&

400

105

1.10

6%
*

_

_

Selections

100%

41

7c
4c

1.05

4,000

36 %

36%

Lumber

—

35%

July
Apr
Aug

Oct

99%

13c

1

common

a

_

&

6% Mar

96

Oct
Jun

220

-

26% Mar

23% July

35

Oct

•

______

Langley's Ltd preferred

190

222

71c

30c

13c

100

International Paper common
International Utilities

Jan

700

1,132

20

Feb

29

9c-

*

com

Jun

7%

99% 100%

Morse

Humberstone Shoe

35%

29%, 31%

Aug

7c

Oct

1.20

121 %

common—

Apr

33

30

16

31% Mar

Feb

1.10

5

_

Investments-

Bridge

7%

99%

Jun

20c

8 Vic

a

53

1.23

Jun

14c

23%

lie

preferred."———2_

Apr

2.66

11c

5c

99% 100%

10c

*

Oil

Steel

Feb

21%

Oct

Sep

4%c Mar

*

__

Paper

Aug

21

Oct

10%

825

1.10

_

Sugar

Westinghouse
Copper

10c

1.20

% May

28%

27%

'

100%

com—*

;

50

2.50

8

Oct

Sep

i

"

—

& Paper

Preferred
Western

22

53

4.75 Mar

'

Canadian

20c

Jan

36

10,910

33%

■

33 %

1

Canadian

2.10

7.85

3,500

,

.

_

_

47

i

43.

_

70

19 %c

20

Jun

29c

53%

54

6%

1

-"■*

Devel

Dominion

165

1.22

33

15c

Last

common

&

51,068

_1

Co common

Co

Preferred

May

1.03

Oct

Sep
Jan

12,000

—-100

14% Mar

Oct

Apr

9.05

2c

30,967

a

Columbia Pulp

Marconi

Oct

4.20

6c

48c

__

_

51%

100

Malartic

1.60

July

3,400

11'%

•

Corp

47%

•

Gold

97c

Oct

1.50

5.50 July

125,450

38c

1

_

Canadian

9c

Sep
Jun

9%

8c

10%

99 %

.

25 %c 28 %c

21c

*

Preferred

Slater (N)

1.00

2.55

•

Class B

Siscoe

97c

1.60

26%

Oct

104

65c

Feb

21c

45c

■100

.

Jan

15 Vic

__

National

Canada

Coast

—1

class

4,272

9.70

July

6%

8c

—_

51

•

Simpson's Ltd class

5,227

1

E

21,038

9c

_

47

1

2.06

8.75

16c

a

Preferred

Jan

2.80

4%c

21%

1.99

5

General

2.00 July
3%c July

2.46

6 Vic

certificates

Silanco Mining
Silver Miller Mines

Silverwood

1
•

3,475

8.35

3.25

19c

3,500

9%

_100

i

Newfoundland

British

Sep

135

21

j

common

19,745

a

Fairbanks

59%

26c

9.35

45c 46 %c

8%

2.00

a

_

Canadian Industries

Jan

50

preferred

Shawkey (1945)

8.50

8%

1

Zinc

Canadian

50%

26%

Jan

45c

—100

.

Canadian

Jan

50

Jun

22%

——

common

Oct

Jan

85

*

Preferred class A

56%

1

Oct

14

65

59

25c

Jan

May

1

Oct

390

102

l

52
20

a

_

19%

19%

59

1.60

120
145

„IOC

.

Mines

59%

19

101

1.00

Oct

%

Par

Oct

19

n

Security Freehold Petroleums

36

56

21%

Friday

104% Mar

101

2.60
1

_

Jan

55%

Sale Price

Oct

103% July
12% Jan

May

Canadian Funds

Brown
5

2,485

26

Jun

19% Mar
17c

9.00

STOCKS

Oct

23c

59

.99

350

13% July
8 Vec July

21%

1

common

preferred

Mines

Asbestos

33 %c

3%c

36

34%

a

A

Jun

27

*

10

1

38,981

11%

Apr

Rupununi Gold Mines

5,200

17c

1

Apr

12%

18%

13c

7%

55%

Aug

9%

*

18

14c

Toronto Stock

Robinson

.

9

1

Jan

Feb

Co

Oct

a

class

_

May

8%

Oils

7%

600

Sep

100

Rozana

40c

Oct

Jun

10

Royal Bank
Royalite Oil

Feb

1,625

1

Knitting class A

10

8c

15c

7%

Oct

1

62,800

a

..J

j

H)

Class B

•

Lac

40c

.

Oct

.'44

York

45

Long

30c

a

Yellowknife Bear Mines_«

63

Roche

Aug
July

•

—

Electric

Lead

62

9%

36c

1

_

Mineral

Gold

(G

*

common

26,600

40c

.50

_

Gold

Robertson Mfg common
Robinson Cotton

(Little)

475

53c

_

..

Gold

Yellorex

Oct

43c

1

28

30%
30%

45c

.•

2-

Wright-Hargreaves
Yale

Jan

10

1

*

29%
30 %

1

&

Homestead

Wool Combing
.

Oct

4.00

2.03 Mar

125

47c

Jun

Sep

Feb

29%

1

(Geo),

Wlnora

Sep

17,200

35c

97c

108

30 %

a

_

(G

Ashley

Wlngait

May

6,694

Apr

Oct

17c

1

Grocers

Winnipeg

Oct

48,833

July

Sep

13%

Aug

.

Winchester Larder

May

60c

9

Oct

135%

6c

Wiltsey-Coghlan

Jun

26%

19c

11%

Jan

87

_

preferred

,

Windward

Jan

2.65

27

9% May
10% Mar

167

1,000

1

Preferred

Aug

55c

40c

May

1.39 May

10c

a

Preferred
Mar

May

47c

125

Mines

Western

Jun

30c

45c

Jan

July

10c

Products

Weston

Jun

8%

Aug

80c

114

1

Western

Feb

3.55

3.70

73c

class

2.05

10 %c

49

Mar

125

a

_

A

Westeel

Sep

Mar

Apr
May

20

10c

Jun

9%

59c

1

—

Silk

60

21%

July
5% July
45% July

3.65
17c

Aug

1

a

A

Wekusko Consol

Jun

1.28 Aug

July

_50

West Malartic

Oct

22%

5 Vic

1

Regcourt

1.20

Jan
Jan

60c

1

Petroleum

July
Aug

3,600

Sep

12 %c
„

25

Mines..,

Western

12 %

3,000

5%

May

51

8c

*

.—

Reeves MacDonald

Riverside

Oct

1.60

1

A

Mines

1.25

July

Apr

11%

21%

(Hiram)

Class

Oct

2.50

1

14

13

Waterous Ltd common

Oct

8c

•

184

Oct

7%

Oct

27c

435

11%

11%

32%

Feb

17

3,000

27,700

Jan

Feb

5%c July

2,330

24c

1.35

11

A

Amulet

Walker

Jun

1.18

2.25

47%

Waite

3.15 May
3.45 Mar
4.00

40c

20c
1.23

13

Mines

Violamac

21c

35c

■

23c

1.30

1.66

14 %c

2.35

225

Oct

64%

55c

Apr

Aug

6

9,250

18%

a

Mar

July

15%

3.30

10%

12,315

8%C

184

—

preferred

Villbona Gold

49c

1/47

1

Redwater-Picadilly

Reno

6,040

1.47

1

Poplar Gold Mines Ltd

Renabie

1,046

18

1

-

Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd

Reef

18%

18

10

Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manltou

Red

43

40

com

Preferred

Quinte

668

July

2.70

8c

%

a

—

Canada

Vicour

30c

2.45

18%

a

Oct

29

1.12

30

C

2.46

a

Jan

42% Mar

1

—_

Quebec

9,800

Feb

4%c July
28% Mar

165

18%

8

.

9

Jan

56c

2.31

205

7

11

100

Keno Hill

63c

3c

*

Airways
Purdy Mica Mines

Mills

20%
53

1

Preston East Dome

Flour

20

53

1

Prospectors'

Purity

20

12Vic Aug
Oct

27

1.65

1.18

—100

Jan

July

7,716

62%

11c

5

40c

30%

7

11

7

a

Oct

4,550

29c

United

May

135,500

1.03

Pressed

Feb

89c
9

•

1.58

77c

60%

Corp

30

Steel

1.08

Power

30%

Resources

class

3c

01 %

Premier Trust

4,500

B

83c

*

Rouyn Gold common
Voting trust certificates

8,963

8c

.

—

class

Fuel

17c

1

Powell

1.31

6%c

_

class A

Corp class B

Preferred

2,500

Porcupine

Gold

1.25

8c

•

_

United

Oct

Aug

11,996

1

Reef

1.29

_

23,600

52C

•

River

15 %c May

—1

Gas

47c

Porcupine Peninsular
Powell

1.20 May

Jan

_

Mining

1.06

9

1

Oil

Mar

3c

•

5 Vie

49 Vic

•

8.25
50

3c

80 %c

*

Gold

Polaris

1

*

Mines

40c

17,600

_

40c

*

Gas

26,900

12c

•

B

4%c

1

&

9,205

89C

1

Works

United
4.20

1,710

__1

Oct

S7«c May

July

3.30

a

Elevators

Acceptance

July

25,460

—

3 Vic

Oct

Jun

Feb

5c

49

93c

5.70
H %
15c

Oct

11c

Transvision-Television

75c

7.85

1

8.000

Feb

July

80c

1

Iron

Class

7,300

7.35

Ltd

10
15c

Oct

10% May

Aug

2.25

171

Oct

30

Feb

5c

3.10

a

Transcontinental

44,800

48%

Mines

20%

Jun

29%

He

—

Traders Finance

May

4.50

13%

Mar

600

3-10

Jan

16%
20

16c
6c

Mines

Petroleum?

Tower

Sep

9c

49

Oil

Mar

80c

__

Jan

28c

7.50

Petrol

July

11 %

5c

Gold

Toronto Mortgage
Towagmac Exploration

May

Aug
3%c Feb

•

Photo Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold

3
75c

11

6c

L

Top Tailors

Toburn

Oct

2.33

Jun

1.26
12c

1

Securities

194,445

Toronto General Trusts

13c
10c

10c

•

Perron Gold

5.70

Tcck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark

Oct

Tubes

Credit

Oct

Aug

16c

~

•

9c

1

—

4.80

—

*

20c

Ltd

Consol

5.30
11%

-10

70c

•

Mines

1

1

.

common

Feb

Pacific Petroleum

People's

Apr

7

9,000

Preferred

Aug

—

Malartic

6.50

Sep

Oct

43c

120

5%c

Tamblyn Ltd common

May

5.00

Aug

Page

Partanen

4.50

-ti

1

9c

1

Oil

30

5c

*

1

Mines

29

—

4c

Lake

Paymaster

325

5c

Gold

River

33c

1

Porcupine

150

20.200
250

»

3,900

-

*

Western

7%

Jan

—50c

14,000

1

Pamour

5%C

7

86

2,105

__

46,700

Orange Crush

Paramaque

5c

57c i 64 %c
18

Mines

Ltd

20c

Orenada Gold

Pan

Apr
Apr

1

55c

Mines

Hershey

13

35%

29'/4

_

5%c

—

Lake

12% July
26% July

18

_

Inlet

Sylvanite

'

Osisko

20

25

__1

__

17c

Malartic

Red

Jun

Apr

1,755

27%

...

50c

Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario Steel common

Orlac

10%

Mar

4.95

1

Oils

O'Learv

__

_

5%c

(1940)

Mines

Gold

7% July

96

—100

Mines—

19c

Mines

Ogama-Rockland

May

63 %c Mar

30

29

Gold

Contact

Toronto

Obaska

16 c

15%

28

-

__

50c

Ltd

Mines

22

•:

30

7

a

common

•

Star Oil common

Nubar

670

Oct

94

'

60c

»

Iron

Sudbury

37c

74%

Rock

May

39c

9c

Steep

May

12c

1.20

1

North Inca Gold

Mines

97«

5 %c

1

—*

.

Extension

Northland

July

20

14%
" '

_

*

_

Jan

2%c

*

Mines

Canada

Northern

_

_

__

Sterling Coal
Sturgeon River

1.14

72%

12c

1
——.

Gold

Northern

35c

—

Preferred

Apr

35 %c

1

Norpick

•

—

May

36c

12c

Mines

Mining

1,100

9%

14%

A

Canada

of

13c

1.15

72%

Norgold
Norlartic

40c

High

Mar

•

Stedman " Bros

19 %c Ocf

Taku

Normetal

10c

96

_•

Gold

25c

July

17,500

•

Corp

4c

28,675

5%c

—-1

Noranda Mines
Nordon

3,500

11c

4c

—

1

,

7%c

9c

28c

—

S

Ltd

Mines

8%c

7c

31c

Mines

Nipissing

8c

9 Vic

*

Nicholson Mines

Nisto

8%c

1
—'—1

Yellowknifc

Nib

9%

,

Olsen

9,500

40c

*

Steeloy Mining
New

12%c:13 Vic

—

100

Paving common

Brock

Starratt

Apr

5%c

common

Low

20%

255

Jun

15c

—

Range Since January 1

High

20

13c

*

Standard Radio class A

Stanley

Low
20

*

Mines

Preferred

Oct

4%C

Norzone

New

Shares

•

Chemical

Standard

Jun

1

Mines

Lac

New

for Week

%

__

Preferred

Oct
Jun

3.70 May
11c

_

__

Brazeau

Standard

May

18c

Mines

Norseman

New

1

—.

1.51

——————X

Long

Gold

New

Sep
Oct

20c

1

Gold—

Marlon

12c

1

Laguerre Mines

New

Co

1

—

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

12,100

1

Mines

Week's

Last

High

7c

1.11

Newlund Mines

Newnorth

High

5%c
1.20

Goldvue

New Hugh
New Jason
New

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Range Since January 1

*

New Dickenson Mines
New

Low

1

Bidlamaque

MARKETS

for Week

of Trices

Friday

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

.

OCTOBER 27

Sales

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

WEEK ENDED

.

*"
—

40

38%

63

3.15

Jan

17%

Oct

41%

Oct

Apr

6.00

Sep

Jan

26%

Oct

19% Mar

22%

Sep

Feb

3 %C

36c

5.05 Mar

63%

Sep
Oct

45c

Mar

30c

Oct

9.35

112%

Jan

Jun

'

Supertest Sh
Yukon

Consol

warr

130

ordinary.
1

59

130:
56%

136

300

63

5,100

60

50c

.

Jan

Sep

136
-

63C

Oct

Oct

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1667)

43

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October 27

Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical
Affiliated
Amerex

Par

Securities

Fund

1

6.56

7.20

4.36

Corp

10

Axe-Houghton

Fund

Axe-Houghton

Fund

Blair

1

Bond

Inv

Tr

17.71

5%
20.26
21.98

NeC

value

asset

10c

Street Invest Corp

Bullock

Fund

9.24

18.36

19.85

1

Century Shares Trust
Chemical

9.23

5

Ltd

21.64

1
1

Fund

Christiana Securities

37.36
17.40

IOC 5,300

com

Preferred

100

40.18
18.82

5,450

142

1

4.05

4.47

1.70s

99.30

15,

1951

Land

3.94

4.34

lc

4.90

5.40

lc

4.87

5.37

lc

5.11

Bid

1952-1950

Ask

99

99.8

100
,

lc

point

a

Bonds—

.

,oco

1%S Jan. 1,

4.21

of

Bank

May

3.95

_

1953-1951

5.63

Steel

shares

shares

Manhattan
Mass

Bond

Levators

Ctfs
Mass

Investors

Mutual

Fund Inc

Fund

10c

7.75
31.26

Balanced

Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1%S Feb. 1, 1953

Panama Canal 3a

1953

'

99.10

1981

99.18

118%

99.4

99.10

,

„

i%« oet

1

120

iqw

100.18

iqcc

n,

1957-1955—

'

100.26
00

08 16

>

98 22

33.79

Inc.l

Iteuei

8.49

1

Other

Trust—

beneficial

.

Interest

2nd

of

Fund

14.62

15.81

1

14.55

15.82

1

Boston Inc

Mutual Invest Fund Inc

6.80

Aug.

3!2mis

mere

or

99.30

3.82

15.24

16.85

147

6.26

99.28

3.58

Furnishings shares

Natlon-Wide

Commonwealth Investment

one

Federal

4.10

3.72

Petroleum

23.71

Ask

99.30

4.34

Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad

represent

Bid

99.28

3.94

Paper shares

23.76

Home Loan Banks—

1%S Feb. IB. 1981
l%s May 15, 1951

lc

Non-Ferrous Metals

21.78

1

shares

lc

Home

3*4

•

America

Inc

2%

Figures after decimal

Ask

Federal

Electrical Eqlupment shares.lc
General Industries shares
lc

63s

1

Bid

Equipment shares, lc

Business

10.15

1

of

Fund

9.39
16.29

Par

Funds—

Automobile

4.44

1

Corp

Managed

4414

4.10

5

Inc
B

Holdings Corp

Boston

x42%

Obligations Of Government Agencies

Mutual Funds—

4.71

American Business Shares

Beneficial

Ask

1%

Inc

Holding

Bid

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness

Securities—

Dollar

Fund

1

23

25

National

Fund

1

15.50

17.04

Dividend

Shares

25c

1.63

1.79

National security Series—
Bond series

Investors Corp

14.75

15.84

1

Consolidated Investment Trust-l

Delaware

10.45

11.30

Maturity—

Bid

Price

Ask

Maturity—
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)

Treasury Notes—

Low Priced Bond Series

1

6.98

7.63

Balanced Fund

1

28.82

30.81

Preferred

1

7.33

8.01

Stock

1

19.95

21.33

Income

I

4.75

5.19

I%s July l 1951 "B"
1%S July 1, 1951 "O"
l%s July 1, 1951 "D"——
1 Vis Aug 1, 1951

20c

4.49

4.65

1

3.55

3.88

l%s Oct.

1,1951

Stock Series

1

5.53

6.04

l%s

15,

Industrial Stock Series

1

7.51
3.93

Bid

Ask

8.21

Selected Group Series
1
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1

4.30

Eaton

&

Howard—

Fund

Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc

5
Industrial Fund Inc.l

Financial

First

Boston

First

Mutual Trust Fund

Franklin

10

Corp

1

30.39

2.39

33'/2

5.49

6.08

6.35

6.96

Custodian Funds Inc—

Preferred

Series

New

stock

series

lc

stock

Common

Series

Series

Speculative

32.85

2.18

31%

Stock

series

lc

5.52

2

16.75

)

York

Stocks

7.69

4.73

17.47

l%s

99.8650

.8850

99.8626

.8825

l%s March 15,
l%s March 15,

99.8389

.8614

99.7898

.8262

Certificatcs

of

Indebtedness—

99.7709

1951

.8847

.7992

l%s Jan.

1,

1951

Nov.

1,

1951

99.7607

.7904

1984

99.4

99.6

1965-

99.4

99.6

99.9625

18.78

11.71

Oct.

99.8647

5.17

1

England Fund

New

7.04

12.83

Inc—

Gas

Industries

General

General

Group

Inc

Agriculture

1

Automobile

1

7.88

1

8.40

9.21

1

12.05

13.21

1

9.04

9.91

Bid

Ask

Bid

Ask

Chemical

1

13.81

15.13

1.30 %

2-

11-

1-50

bl.70

1-50

3-

1-51

bl.75

1.55%

10.85

1.40%

6-

1

1-50

1.35%

Corporate bond series

Fund

Capital

6.05
-

18.36,

Aviation

Fundamental Investors Inc

11.51

1.30%

5-

1-50

11-

1-50

bl.70

1.40%

1.40%

7-

3-50

4-

2-51

bl.75

1.55%

1.40%

8-

1-50

5-

1-50

bl.70

1.40%

9-

1-50

6-

1-51

bl.70

1.60%

10- 2-50

7-

2-51

bl.70

1.60%

11-

8-

1-51

bl.80

1.65%

1

Bank

60.46

65.01

Building supply

1

Investors Trust

18.71,

1

Corp

17.31

5.42

5.86

Securities—

Common

Stock Fund.lc

(The)

.

Aviation shares

Building

shares

Chemical

7.70

8.44

lc

7.25

7.95

lc

Automobile shares

6.84

7.50

lc

shares

7.72

stock

Federal

8.64

Rate

Diversified Industry
l
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred stock
1

4.61

5.05

1.30%

3-

12.36

13.55

1.35%

7-

11.09

12.15

Electrical

8.46

1.30%

4-

11.88

13.02

equipment

1

lc

7.46

8.18

1

13.27

11.03

12.08

Machinery

1

10.40

5.74

Merchandising

I

Metals

1

Rate

12-

1-50

bl.70

1.50%

12-

1-50

bl.70

1.50%

1-50
3-50

1-

1.35%

2-51

bl.70

1-51

bl.70

1.65 %

1.50%

2-

3-50

Dated

1.55%

,

1.70%-

Due

1-50

1.60%

11.40

5.23

Due

14.54

Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Food shares
:
lc

Intermediary Credit Bank Debentures

Dated

Fully administered shares

Insurance

lc

7.61

8.34

lc

8.37

9.17

Industrial Machinery shares lc
Institutional bond shares
lc

7.58

8.31

9.57

10.05

Investing Company shares__lc

9.04

9.91

Railroad

Low

lc

6.47

7.10

Merchandising shares
Mining shares

lc

8.78

lc

Petroleum

lc

stock

General

bond

Priced

shares

shares

shares

Railroad Bond Shares
RR

Steel

Plan

Income

7.62

8.35

9.62

Steel

1

10.85

11.89

5.86

6.43

Tobacco

.1

11.13

12.20

9.73

10.66

4.99

$1.50

5.98

Petroleum

6.86

7.52

Putnam

(Geo)

4.54

4.91

5

1.89

2.05

27.42

29.54

25

16.98

18.26

1

Inc

(net

Fund

asset

2.84

3.10

value)_•

Selected Amer Shares

54.72

2%

12.38

10.22

11.20

State

lo

80c

89c

lc

Street

Fund Inc

1.10

1.22

lc

14.24

15.60

Trusteed

1

10.79

11.73

Investment

58.50

Union Bond

1

—

Industa'
Fund

Shares

*oc

series A

1

12.21

Series

B

1

C

1

1

21.48

1

27.51

28.78

1

8.38

Union Preferred Stock

Grade Bds)

Union Common

Fund

Stock Fund

24.89

27.16

United

Income

Fund Shares

18.43

20.11

United

Science

Fund

Bonds)

1

10.97

11.98

Value Line

(Income pfd Stocks)

1

17.15

13.71

Wall Street

(Speculative

B-4
K-l
K-2

30.01

32.73
17.74

Wisconsin

8-3

(Appreciation

14.76

(Low Priced

5.86

6.40

Lexington
Loomis

Stks)_l
Stks)__1

com

Fund

Fund

Trust

25.94

28.30

1

5.62

6.16

25c

2.40
33.69

33.69

Sayles Mutual Fund—Sayles

1

10.86

5.25

Dec.

7,

Dec.

bl.33

1950

—-

Bid

6.14

of

Series

27%

48

Central Hanover Bank ft Trust 20

99

Chase

.15

35%

Aetna

Insurance

10

59 ¥2

61 ¥2

10

57%

42

44

.20

61

17.86

19.20

3.84

4.16

Trust—.10

5

2.50

8.23

9.40

1

2.34

2.64

1955

Trust

ft Trust

Continental

Bank

ft

Series

1

1956

73

76

Alliance

American

10

Union

Federation

ft

72%

National

Morgan
Bid

Ask

Insur Co of North America

10

Jersey Insurance of N Y

20

117
48 ¥2

121

52%

124

23%

Public

Co

Nat'l

100

19%

Title

53

United

288

24

26

24%

4

44%

47%

Massachusetts Bonding

5

27%

29 %

5

24%

26%

Merchant

5

30%

32%

Fire

Merchants
American

Fidelity St Casualty—9
Newark

American of

2%

16%

Assurance

Mfrs

ft

4

32

29 %

19%

21%

National

10

30

32

National

Fire

American

25

59%

62%

National

Union

10

60

63

New

Automobile

8%

Casualty

(Detroit) ..10

New

62%

New

York

25

99¥2

10

59%

5

21%

35%

2

37%

41%

315

335

20

37

39

12%
„_2o

52

54

55

57

55%

53%

St.

243

237

Louis

Bank ft Trust_17%

48%

50%

First National

25

625

100

190

Nat

Bank

200

20

35

20

42

17

51

53

24

26

Mercantile-Commerce B ft T_100

9%

8%
595

Exchange

Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20

103

98

12
100

169

National

Bank

Bank

Mercantile-Commerce

Mississippi

Valley

Natl—100

Trust

36

12 ¥2

55%

Bank

ft

53 %

25

55%

8t

20

54

20

55%

Louis

Union Trust

Tower

Trust

33%

Bank

89%

93

100

222
285

305

100

625

645

Bank

Bank
&

Trust

&

Trust

56

100

160

229

100

Grove

United

Continental Illinois
National

25

Mutual Bank & Trust

39%

10

300

43

20

Harris

Trust

Northern

ft

Trust

Savings
Co

San

Francisco

Bank of Amer N T ft S

A—8.25

26%

28

104%

Boston

60%

33%

69%

United States Natl Bank

Chicago

First

58%

5

18%

Amsterdam

Casualty
Hampshire Fire

Bankers ft Shippers

34

10

Fire

66

First National Bank

1,625

Amer

City Natl Bank ft Trust.
National

20%

American Re-Insurance

Surety

8

17%

25

Portland

Boatmen's

Trust

41

ft Trust

44%

ft

39%

297

26%

Automobile

Equitable Assur

Bank

95%

Trust

10

Detroit

Angeles

20

States

of

Bank

42 'A
92%

Guarantee

65

Farmers Deposit Natl Bank—100
Mellon Natl Bank ft Trust
100

54

20

Sterling National
18%

63%

Peoples First National

51

20

ft Co Inc

Trust

10

Pittsburgh

35

10
18
100 1,575

Trust

37

Commerce-

of

25

33

10
100

Bank

City

York

New

51

American

32%
365

35%

_.

Security-First National

Bank—

Trust

(J P)

National

Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 Prior preferred
10
$1.05 Convertible preferred—5

American

350

Ifl

...

41

119

Los

100 1,245

Square N Y

Bank

74%

39

.10

Trust

Bank

Manufacturers
Par

5%

.10

Bank

Trust

National

%

.18

N Y)

Franklin

2.48

Ask

31

-

Detroit

.50

(White Plains,
Empire Trust

First

4.40

Bid

20

_100

Co

City Bank

National

Co.

Fiduciary
1

Trust

....

63%

Chemical Bank

Exchange Bank ft Trust..20
County Trust Co

E

Companies

National

Commercial National Bank ft

60%

25

Life

Aetna

Agricultural

1.28%

37%

.10

Bank

National

11.89

1

Ask

110

1.28%

bl.33

1951

102

20.47

Insurance Companies
106

bl.33

Central National Bank

336

46

Irving Trust
Kings County

10

1951

25,

Cleveland
321

.10

Industrial Bank of Commerce.lO

Casualty St Surety

1.28%

1.28%

Par

29%

100

Avenue

Bankers Trust

5.62

North Amer Trust Shares—

48.37

Aetna

1.24%

bl.33
bl.33

Ask

York

New

Fifth

Go...10

Manhattan

Guaranty Trust

Bid

bl.33

1951

Cleveland

the

of

Franklin

Par

1950

1.24%

1951—

18,

Jan.

Ask

bl.33

■

York

18.76

Diversified Trustee Shares—

Series

48.37

1.24 %,

Banks & Trust

Corn

Second Fund—
10

1.20%

bl.33

1950

14,

11.65

1

Investment Co

Independence Trust Shares.
•

(Net Asset Value)

Jan.

ft

Unit Type Trusts—

2.62

(Net Asset Value)

Loomis

1.18%

Bank

11.80

16.13

8-4

Knickerbocker

bl.33

1950

1

Whitehall Fund Inc

16.26

pfd

com

30,

1

Investing Corp
Wellington Fund

S-2

S-l

Nov.

1

Fund Inc

Stks)_l
(Quality common Stks)_l
(Income com Stocks)
1
Appreciation

11,

Bank

4.80

1
1

Bonds)

4,

Jan.

Par

7.09

Priced

Jan.

1.18%

New

19.08

Series

(Low

1.16%

bl.33

1950

16,

89C

10.02

(Medium

1950

28,

bl.33

24, 1950

13.31

80C

16.61

B-3

21,

NOV.

22.36

9.17

Funds—

Dec.

61.00

16.26

Bonds)

Dec.

1.12%

7.CO

Corp.*

1

(Investment

1.00%

bl.33

Television-Electronics

1

Bl

Nov.

Bid

bl.33

1950
1950

24.40

6.94

Boston

B-2

2,
9,

13.40

23.00

1

Investors Management Fund

Keystone Custodian

Nov.

Treasury Bills

Ask

54.72

Shareholders Trust of Boston..1

lc

shares

of

Fund

Investors

Sovereign Investors

America

Bid

Scudder, Stevens ft Clark

Ltd—

Stock and Bond Group

Trust

Republic

25%

17

1

Fund

4.85

6.32

4%

2414

5

4.41

3%

5

Trading

1

shares

of

10c

preferred
&

United States

7.11

Nov.

Pacific Amer Investors com

5.76

Fund—10c

Insurance Group
Co

2.97

lc

Investors

Group

Investment

1

5.45

Group shares

Investment

Railroad equipment

4.54

Inc

Foundation

Bank

8.77

6.49

lc

Institutional Shares
Aviation

8.00

1

Fund

Utility

2.69

;

Fund

Incorporated

13.36

1

Public

lc

shares

Utility shares
Howe

12.19

lc

shares—,

shares

Tobacco

11.81

1

invest

Pacific Coast

lc

stock

13.35

22.62

—lc

Equipment shares

Railroad

12.18
10.78
20.64

Camden

Fire

Fire

23

North

Connecticut General Life

10

91

94

Northern

Continental

Casualty

10

66%

68%

Northeastern

Inc

10

35

38

Crum

&

Forster

River

Pacific

Assoc
Employers Reinsurance

•
10

38

Federal

10

71

Employees Group

40

55%
76

Fire

Assn

of

•ireman's

Fund

Firemen's

of

of

Frisco

Newark

10

65%

69%

10

Phlla

59%

94%

97%

5

20 %

21%

Glens
Globe
Globe
2nd

& Republic
& Rutgers

10

26%

Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co

10

62

65 %

5

16%

Phoenix

10

77%

Recent

18

80%

Pacific

Accident

5

Providence-Washington
Reinsurance

Republic

Corp

(N Y)

(Texas)

49%

52

11%

12%

5

Seaboard

Surety

Fire common_5

19%

Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire St Marine

15

94%

Standard

preferred

8%

145

3

152
Bonds—

32%
7%

87/a

10

107%

10

59%

Accident

10
10

72%

American

5

Hanover

Fire

10

Hartford

Fire

10

Hartford

Steamboiler

Home




30%
32 ¥4
128

31%

Travelers

34%

U

132

46%

33%

8

Fidelity St Guaranty Co_2

10

32¥2

34%

U.

5

34%

26%

Westchester

8.

4

Guarantee
Fire

101%

102%

100%

101%

Virginia Elec & Pow 2%s—1980

100%

100%

100%

100%

-1980

100%

101%

103%

104%

101

101%

-1980

35 %

100

U S Fire

101%

2%s__ 1980

-1980

Duquesne Light 2%s

100%

8outhern

Calif

Gas

Stocks-

100%

101

101

101%

Alabama

100%

101%

Florida

Pow

Co

4.60%

pfd_ 100
pfd_100

74%

44%

Ask

Public Serv El ft Gas 2%s__1980

102

63%

10

Bid

102

-1990

104%

Bonds—-

101 ¥a
101 ¥2

-1980

34

12%

Ask

..1980

34%

2

Security Issues

..1985

Potomac Elec.

a

Odd lot

Included

Great

Bid

3%

10

28 %

5

Falls

48 V*

7%

25

St Paul Fire Si Marine
General Reinsurance Corp

27%

46%

62%

10

26%

3.33%

Fire

Preferred

Fidelity ft Deposit of Md

2.50
12.50

465

480

48%

50%

66

69

10

87%

91%

1

20%

22

In

change.

n

Power

2%s. -1985

sale (not included in year's range).

year's range),

Admitted

to

liquidating dividend,
Issued,
•No

x

par

value,

Ex-interest.

trading

(Un)

Ex-dividend,

e

y

N.

Y.

fFlat

Curb,

r

Pow Corp

bBid yield price,
price,

Cash

k Admitted

sales

(not

tin default.

z

d Deferred delivery sales
to

listing

included

Admitted to Unlisted Tradiss; privileges,

Ex-rights,

4.60%

in

on

year's

are

subject to

Y.

all Federal taxes.

(not

Stock Ex¬

range),

wd When delivered,

Ex-stock dividend.

fThese bonds

N.

t Ex-

wi When

44

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1668)

.

.

.

Monday, October 30, 1950

Week Ended Oct. 21

1950

clearings this

Bank

will show

week

an

with a year ago.

increase compared

telegraphic advices from the chief

Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon

clearings

indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 28,

cities of the country,

States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings

for all cities of the United

Third

Federal

Bethlehem..

Inc. or

$

Dec. Ve

1948
$

1947
$

District—Philadelphia-

Reserve

Pennsylvania—Altoona

1949

$

THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
__

1,607,858

_

1,157,376

+ 38.9

1,469,775

1,185,803
928,557

1,440,582

926,736

55.4

1,140,570

Chester..-

1,545,583

1,128.932

+ 36.9

1,001,761

1,049,877

Lancaster-

4,896,099

3,350,043

+ 46.1

3,594,675

3,156,212

1,289,000,000

1.047,000,000

+ 23.1

_

+

be 23.1%

At
Our comparative

$16,504,841,139 against $13,409,876,929 for the same week in 1949.

total stands at

ended Friday of 19.8%.

there is a gain for the week

this center

Our preliminary

week last year.

those of the corresponding

above

for the week follows:

summary

1,054.000,000

1,021,000,000

3,377,785

3,325,793

+

1.6

2,919,471

2,585,488

Scranton-

7,068,569

5.064,613

+

39.6

5,307,288

4,697,641

Wilkes-Barre

3,101,573

2,456,836

+ 26.2

3.073,893

2,621,985

York-.

6.298,641

3,999,970

+

57.5

4.060.944

3,570,311

Delaware—Wilmington

13,147,277

9,625,903

+ 36.6

9,251,405

7,536,875

New

will

20,671.455

10.862,735

+ 90.3

10,246,671

8,113,923

1,352,161,427

1,088,898,987

+ 24.2

1,096,161,453

1,056,452,681

Philadelphia
Reading-

_

Jersey—Trenton

Total (11

CLEARINGS—RETURNS

BY

%

1949

1950

$7,915,129,352

Chicago

$6,605,355,356

832,101,873

-

—

—

673,892,635

1.072,000,000

868,000.000

Boston

583.904,182

479,821,488

Kansas City—

309,495.944

252.901,596

Philadelphia

San Francisco...

+
+

23.5

Cincinnati

+

22.4

326,775,000

+

47.1

Baltimore

+

190,579,596

187,912,260

33.3

372,784,997

323,291,732

41,645.100

33,637,700

28,370,000

+ 23.8

34,568,500

7,190,053

5.434.915

+ 32.3

5,299,078

9,328.110

8.034,314

+ 22.3

6,776,262

5,900,037

398,259,336

295,137,903

+ 34.9

346,427,780

318,678,983

1,166,261,366

882,045,325

+ 32.2

963,692,849

873,995,983

+ 14.8

Total (7 cities)—

Fifth

$12,426,850,125 $10,213,476,930

Ten cities live days

+
+

27.7

West

Virginia—Huntington

Virginia—Norfolk

$15,711,200,980 $12,784,767,660

Total all cities, five days.„

625.109,269

793.640,159

+ 22.9
+

_

-

_

$16,504,841,139 $13,409,876,929

—.

+

30.9

2,922,331

2,470.109

+ 34.9

10.793,995

163,154.319

11,235,618

10,342,000

23.7

169,186,661

165,154,090

+

—

.

4,316,157

3,593,935

+ 20.1

4,122,608

3,253,659

304.475.932

256.745.686

+ 18.6

239,688,873

232,552,622

105.562,536

85,705,448

+ 23.2

78,690,051

69,853,797

641,232.673

Maryland—Baltimore

528,383,509

+21.4

505,846,142

483,626,277

_.

__

District of Columbia—Washington—

Total all cities for week——

2.390.126

14,560,182
209.238,624

_

South Carolina—Charleston-.

27.0

3,129,242

_

_

______

Richmond

All cities, one day

District—Richmond—

Reserve

Federal

21.7

2,571,290,730

3,284.350,855

days

Other cities, five

4,033,393

+ 44.8

215,312,729

5.809,578

27.6

+

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.

250,466,437

7,256,636

+

335,981.949

Youngstown

14.6

275,148,639

+ 52.4

197,545,775

447,794,609

Mansfield

265,800,000

368,514,388

j___

6.272.769

251,987,421

Columbus

21.7

+

9,556,737

1

Cleveland

+ 22.6

393.332.653

_r„

Cleveland

District—Cleveland—

Reserve

Ohio—Canton

247 217.713

Pittsburgh

Federal

23.5

374,354,000

—

Fourth

+ 19.8

325,800.000

St. Louis

cities)

TELEGRAPH

Week Ended Oct. 28—
New York

.

_

+ 23.1
Total (6 cities).

the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week

Complete and exact details for the week covered by
In

week.

next

issue of

our

the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.

ends Saturday and

has to be estimated.
present further below

.Accordingly, in the above, the last day of the week in all cases

we

however, which we

statement,

results of the previous week

give final and complete

able to

are

detailed

elaborate

the

In

of 23.3%, the aggregate of

For that week there was an increase

ending Oct. 21.

the week

—

against $15,046,gain of 25.2%, the

clearings for the whole country having amounted to $18,550,997,894

Outside of this city there was a

•800,893 in the same week in 1949.

according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are

located and from ttiis

the totals show an
in the Boston Reserve District of 20.9% and in the Philadelphia

that in the New York District (including this city)

it appears

increase of 21.6%,

In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals record an

of 24.2%.

Reserve District

expansion of 32.2%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 21.4% and in the

totals

its

Reserve

Atlanta

has managed to enlarge

District

18.0% and the Minneapolis

the St. Louis Reserve District by

by 29.6%,

District—Atlanta-

Reserve

22,938,892

a

gain of 22.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 23.1%

furnish

we

a

and in the San Francisco

73,045,769
221.100,000

4,354,776

+ 31.7

6,395,058

Augusta

SUMMARY

Federal
tot

BANK

$

Districts

Reserve

OF

1950

12 cities

Boston

756,148,592

CLEARINGS

$

1948

Inc. or
Dec. %

625,577,122

$

622,447,999

+ 20.9

27.1

3,820.170

3.298,247

92.200.119

+ 22.3

86,482.368

79,072,456

156,9)9,362

123,598.881

+ 27.0

120,531,334

113,023,531

Alabama—Birmingham..
Mobile

3rd

7,952,670

:

4th

Richmond

$

6th Atlanta

3th

St.

10th

Louis

llth

San

7,116,130.503

24.2

1,096,161,453

1,056,452,681

7

"

1,166,261,366

882,045,325

+ 32.2

'963,692.849

873,995,983

"

641.282.673

528,383.509

+ 21.4

505,846,142

483.626,277

"

927,712,873

742,880,671

+ 24.9

706,410,964

15.9

8.270,605

6,239.674

+ 27.0

132,668

530,330

142.978.998

+ 23.3

150,911,753

144,991,589

027,712.873

742,330,671

+

24.9

706.410,964

663,272,133

Total (10 cities).

Federal

Seventh

Grand

District—Chicago-

Reserve
_

Rapids

Lansing

—

1,252,451

1,664,178

4

22.5

9,982,120

9,189.844

4,655,936

+

15.6

5,366,663

8.291,874

Wayne

_

6,121,G95

.

Indianapolis
South Bend

5,014,254

+ 22.1

6,177,875

6,183.137

69,147,000

58,187,000

4* 18.8

56.627,000

54,071,000

8,606,570

Indiana—Fort

7.506,331

+ 14.7

6,711,293

5,394,985

+

5.5

2,943,740

+ 31.2

62,983,811

53,422 367

+

21.9

4,278.625

3,824.144

30,835,000

"t~

15.5

26,963,619

28,952,538

15,341.374

+

3.5

14,057.102

+ 42.0

1.360,809

976.768

+ 31.8

782,656,031

767,107,457

50.4

4,260,289

7,411,689

+ 18.2

11,931,714

11,459 032

3,785,185

3,589,478

82,219,145

62,677.775

4,970,541

4 077 098

35,618,235
) 6,805,663

1.876,821

1,321,368

976.324,060

740,575,469
4.196,041

14,050,001

Terre Houte

11.888.820

—

Wisconsin—Milwaukee.—
Iowa—Cedar

Sioux City

+ 16.9

9,825,813

5,384.215

_

1,358,212

1,161,864

12,031,740

Michigan—Ann Arbor

_

Rapids

_

.

_

Illinois—Bloomington.

...

Chicago

_

__

+

+

13,919.013

6,157,144

4.556.212

+ 35.1

4,689,174

4.137,961

5,271,306

3,972.414

+ 32.7

4,263,607

4,063,343

1,256,039,888

969,282,252

+ 23.6

1,006,505,923

980,069,391

315.100,000

__

___

___

_

Federal Reserve

Eighth

District—St.

Louis—

1,256,039,888

969,382,252

+ 29.6

1,006,505,923

"

667,586,226

565,848,735

+ 18.0

537,115,010

604.532,035

7

"

537,599,256

439.869,555

+

22.2

485,944,116

454,293,945

10

"

623,391,751

510,451,869

+ 22.1

570,568,328

509,908,311

Illinois—Quincy

+ 18.9

321,000.000

123,563,270

4 23.7

118,313,337

122,354,156

138,430 808

+ 10.6

145,788,806

164,475,327

2,740,639

1,954,057

+ 4C.2

2,012,867

2,602,552

667,586,226

—

__.

565,848,735

+ 18.0

587,115,010

604,532,035

_

Total (4 cities)

980,069,391

4

301,900,000

152,790.274
153,155,313

358,900.000

Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis

663,272,138

"

—

—

City

6

"

10

"

Dallas

12th

7.780,575.603

+

—17

_

Minneapolis
Kansas

+ 21.C

1,088,898,987

10

Chicago

ilth

7,497,908,103

1,352,161,427

_

_

7th

9,116,098,796

6

__

_

"

"

__

+

434,023

183,411,004

628,802,795

12

Cleveland

5th

6,861.834

551.145

Louisiana!—New Orleans.

1947

11

York

New

Philadelphia

+

Mississippi—Vicksburg—

Missouri—St. Louis

2nd

4,197,372

3 776 573

112,726,664

Total (17 cities)

11949

4,431.081

4,800,655

Springfield

Week Ended Oct. 21—

+

'

Rockford.-

by Federal Reserve Districts:

summary

17,772,670

80,604,206
232,100,000

Macon

Florida—Jacksonville—

Peoria..-

the following

18,776,779

29.8

+ 21.5

Reserve District of 27.3%.
In

+ 26.1

80,382,332

269,600,000

Des Moines

In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals register

District by 22.2%.

Reserve

18,193,133

104,355,423

327,662,000

Nashville

Georgia—Atlanta

6.312,355

The Chicago

24.9%.

District of

Reserve

Federal

We group the cities

this center having recorded a gain of 21.3%.

bank clearings at

Sixth

Tennessee—Knoxville—

450,213,859

365,782,680

Federal

Reserve

District—Minneapolis-

23.1

364,073,410

316,493,125

864,903,148

810,822,199

25 2

8.333,966

7,391,799

Minneapolis

362.514,797

300,252,913

+ 20.7

331,612,282

326,365,240

St. Paul

+ 27.3

+

Ninth

130,162,302

102 771,781

+

26.7

114,172.095

92,278,296
8,439,143

Minnesota—Duluth__

7,772,949

6.206,233

-r

112

Total

1,056,501,187

cities

829,772,080
15,046,800.893

9,769,451,763

Outside New York City

18,550,997,894

7,804,371,552

+ 23.3

15,554,244,945

14,498,399,383

25.2

8,060,032,153

9,569,020

8,492,164

+ 12.7

9,835,397

South Dakota—Aberdeen.

5,363,329

4.037,238

+ 32.8

3,794,340

Montana—Billings

Francisco

6.204,396

4.492,656

+ 38.1

5,025.123

4,593,502

16,012,463

13.616,570

17.6

13,170,913

11,243,231

537,599,256

439.869,555

+22.2

485,944,116

454,293,945

+ 27.0

594.673

North

Dakota—Fargo

Total (7 cities).

We

add

now

detailed

our

week ended Oct. 21

statement

showing

Tenth

Federal

First

at—

Federal

$

Dec. %

1948
$

1947
$

+

13.9

4,125,994
_

1,735.445

3,783,991

+

9.0

3,925,184

3,984,174

640,041,069

—

__

Omaha_

532,778,919

+ 20.1

526,899,416

542,277,730

1,857,012

1,967,560

2,850,828

__

»3pringfield
Worcester

_

10.699.956

_

.

11,644,332

__

_

__

_

__

.

Now Hampshire—Manchester

cities)

_.

Second Federal

Reserve

District—•New

9,005,698

+

29.3

8,849,368

7,241,959

6,654,019

+

36.7

6,261,053

4,820,395

+18.C

24,600,580

23,428.129

+ 48.6

11,944,199

Elmira__

10,974,964

29,429.500

+ 23.9

30,884,600

27,499,400

1,462,256

9.8

1,791,374

1,285,161

625,577,122

+ 20.9

622,447,999

628,802,795

+

Jamestown

__

j,

New York

.

Rochester

12,113,352

+ 40.5

25,321,271

+ 30.5

2,867,619

2,533,601

86,533,372

+

41.3

92,996.373

98,854,377

2,201,596

+

13.1

1,980,224

1,690,210

1,779,462

+ 56.2

1,944,215

1,750,212

8,781.546.131

7,242,429,341

21.3

7,494,212,792

6,868,416.233

+

New Jersey—Montclair..
_

21,043.517

+ 31.7

21,090,302

17.464,946

19,553,600

Connecticut—Stamford

13,459.697

+ 45.3

16,232,894

11,504,748

13,739,742
_

_

Northern New Jersey

Total (12 cities)




___

7,429,319
13.094.677

325,544,037
11.333.678

+ 44.0

7,337,319

6,514.874

6.2

11,469,409

10,876,344

+ 21 1

384.108,754

339,258.502

2.3

11,991,331

11,185,326

+

+

2,275,970

+ 29.C

2.298,776

1,681,647

1,954,219

+ 56.3

2,014,279

1,587,143

510.451 869

+ 22.1

570,568,328

509,908,311

Eleventh

Federal

Reserve

District—Dallas—

9,397,345

8.577,007

+

9.0

6,998,974

5,714.643

378.478,359

307,216 038

+

23.2

306,091,677

2G4,567,000

36.341,014

28,283,042

+

28.5

28,155,019

27,312,467

Texas—Austin

6.072.700

+ 34.6

7,010,804

6,098,791

5,831,333

5,122,575

+ 13.3

11.992.758

10.511,268

+ 14.1

4,600,708
11,216,228

9,302,920

450.213.859

Galveston

365,782.630

+ 23.1

364,073,410

316,493,125

8.173 000

Wichita Falls

Louisiana—Shreveport.
Total (6

cities)

3,497.304

Francisco—

10,285,425

3,335,052

27,709,973

....

•Syracuse.

131,446,018

York—

2,778,720

„.

143,373,706

623,391,751

Fort Worth

2,489,089

_

+ 25.7

2,935,606

Dallas

10,590,712

4,416,694

.

141,094,502

3,055.288

__

Total (10 cities)

24,166.817

17,016,311

_

6,308,548

+

1,933,226

122,239,986

)3inghamton

_

1,090.725

2,145,301

_

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San

York—Albany

Newark.

1,009,867

+ 30.5

36,467,300

„

Rhode Island—Psovidence

Buffalo

—26.7

28,535,113

.

6,866,081

.

2,299,372

1,597,898

_

544.677

+ 23.9

11,594,602

_

_

15,738,300

.

__

Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo

756,143,592

.

New Haven.

Hew

2,203.300

2,230,045

514,000

6,726,397

13,907,335

City—

St. Joseph

504,732

32.3

394,231,292

—

Missouri—Kansas

9,095,892

.

Connecticut—Hartford-..-

Total (12

1,637.466

2,875,588

_

+ 33.9

1,199,639

Lowell
New Bedford

2,128,999

400.022

177,346,195

_

Pall River

_

599,042

529,133
8.331.717

___

____

Wichita

1,976,639

Massachusetts—Boston.

Lincoln

Kansas—Topeka

District—Boston—

Reserve

Maine—Bangor
Portland

$

Inc.or

City—
760.627

Hastings—
1949

District--Kansas

Reserve

Nebraska—Fremont-

Week Ended Oct. 21

Clearings

+

the fiugres for each city for the

for four years:

1950

3,932,734,

7,629,983,150

+

Helena

a

56,993,533

17.054.167

—19.4

17,694,791
724,435

680,405

+ 29,7

46,649,912

38,930,409

965,630

43,944.097

67,555,017

52,994,825

9,116,098,796

7,497,908.108

135,199,921

125,558,312

+

37.1

4,010,920

4.436,159

164,205.200

+

7.6

174,995,460

163,426,364

80,751,294

Utah—Salt Lake City

3,921,876

176.604.173

Oregon—Portland

129.142,214

5.378.457

Yakima

64,068,684

+ 26.0

69,129,631

57,269,342

10,245,058

8,776,229

+ 20.G

10,984,464

+ 12.9

3,318.133

7,364,050

414,816,836

+ 30.0

435,847,160

417,651,346

17,819,869

Pasadena
San Francisco—

14,847,524

12,403,030

539,204,434

California—Long Beach-

.

13,310,906

+36.0

12,713,848

12,343,877

4,948,740

4,266,695

+ 16.0

4,383,505

13.787.979

San Jose

10,207,681

+ 35 1

10,059,512

4,584,674
9,411,846

18,104,898

Santa Barbara

Stockton

12,803,1*1

+27.5

58,860,775

51,216.786

21.6

7.780,575,603

7.116,130,503

+

+ 45.2

187.493,313

Washington—Seattle

1,056,501,187

a

Now

included

in| Newark,

N. J.

+ 27.3

864.903,148

810,822,19-)

15,046.800.893

+ 23.3

15,554,244,945

14,498,399.383

9,769.451,763

Outside New York

829,772,080

18,550,997,894

Total (10 cities).

Grand Total (112 cities).

7,804.371.552

+ 25.2

3,060,032.153

7,629,983,150

tNot

available.

Volume 172

Number 4955

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(1669)

PARTIAL

Foreign Exchange Rates

Ambassador

15-year

EXCHANGE

RATES

CERTIFIED

EY

FEDERAL

OCTOBER

20,

1950

RESERVE

TO

BANK

TO

TREASURY

UNDER

TARIFF

ACT

OF

26,

INCLUSIVE

Chesapeake
Ref.

„

Country and Monetary Unite

Rate for Cable Transfers in New York

Value

In

United

States

Steel

mtge.

bonds,
Noon Buying

Oct. 20
Basic

Oct. 21

$

Australia,

pound

Belgium,
Bank

!

,

Oct. 25

$

Brazil,

Canada,

koruna

of,

2.231573
.0199125

.0199071

.0197156

.0197250

.0197406

.0197375

.0544060

.0544060

.0544060

.0544060

.951718

.953125

.951875

.951250

.208500

.208500

.208500

.0200600

impvt.

.0200600

Kingdom,
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso

.0200600

.0200600

(M.

.144938*

.00285625

.238379*

.238379*

.238379*

.239379*

.200700

.208700

.262420

.262350

.262328

2.772896

Co.,
&

series

4 V* %

cumul.

5%

Fibre

2.772896

1st

Public

debs.,

Falls

Electric

debentures

1

Nov

20

*

Nov

1

1235

14

1438

&

bonds-,

Gas

due

1979
1978

—-Nov

bonds
27

*

1951—Nov

1

1536

Nov

1

1348

Oct

31

1348

Dec

gold

bonds,

1

1349

Dec

due

1

*

Dec

1

1238

Co.—

1963—

.496250

.496250

Brass, Inc., 54/4%

.496250

.496250

Spalding

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

,

& Bros., Inc.—

.328500

.328500

.328500

.193322*

.193333*

.193333*

.229450

.229500

.229550

2.783750

2.783750

2.783750

2.783750

2.800742

2.800742

2.800742

2.800742

Closed

(A.

G.)

50-year 5%

.193333*

.229475

.328500

Tennessee

debentures, due

Gas

bonds, 3%
West
'

.658327*)

.658327*)

.658327*)

.658327*)

.561797

.561797*t

.561797*)

.425531151

Penn

3 Yi%

Co.,

Electric

pfd. stock

1st mortgage

1969—

!

1st mtge.

Co.,

cumul.

1989

Transmission

series due

Union Terminal

.561797*t

3%

pipeline

;

bonds,

due

1978

Co.—

sinking fund collateral trust bonds, due

1974—Nov

1

1441

-Nov

1

1239

Date

Page

.425531*)

.425531*)

.425531-t

Wisconsin
1st

Public

mortgage

Service

bonds

Corp.—

series,

due

ENTIRE

in

Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal

decrease (—)

since

Oct. 18,

Oct. 26,

1950

1949

Redemption

21,553,431

fund

for

F.

7,754

Demand

gold ctf.

7,754

238,650

21,764

50,242

11.864

2,166

81

815,609

Other

22,086,598

reserves

372,700

cash

Discounts

and

Industrial

loans

U.

S.

Govt,

advances

Certificates

14.285,513

S.

U.

from

of

Uncollected
Bank

—

—

19.400

+

2.979,315

securities.

19,229.052

276,800

+

19,281,4G0

265,017

+

1,739,530

banks

other

24

banks..

12.199

+

3,192,277

premises

36,384

+

6,525

1977

ISSUE

CALLED

member

assets

1,046,132

45,030,136

+

Inc. ( + )

dec. (—)

Oct. 11,

1950
Assets—

(in

1950
millions

+

2,402

55

+

5,031

29,216

—

53

+

5,114

16,147

+

5

+

2,500

16,648.683

596,690

Loans

Deposits:
Member

U.

S.

bank—reserve

acct.

23.204

458.128

295,344

18.978

254,357

Other

Total

deposits

Deferred

Other

18.436.105

availability

549,933

10,843

—

+

+

1,212

—

!

liabilities

Capital

Capital

+

1,052,848

paid

in

Surplus

(Section

13b)

capital

+

to

9.893

1,046,132

45.080.136

+

3

of-

gold

note

certificate

to deposit

serves,

+

5

+

104

+

16

+

liabilities

and

F.

—

69

+

40

+

25

+

1,471
4,045

—

278

—

combined

53.2%

+

3.8%

0.8%

'

6

—

trial

to

Time

Reserve

Banks

—

31

+

loans

+

20.019

31

—

+

11

+

i

3,090

1,620

+

+

1,213

mortgage
Penn

572%

S.

1st

Foreign
Debits

demand

banks

Natural

to

322

+

preferred

Western

Union

Gas

1

deposits

+

stock,

+

214

+

Gas,

+

500

+

$3.50

of the
the

ended

Oct.

United
serve

000

following
18:

Reserve

New

in

with

demand

demand
creases

deposits

deposits
of

Federal

Reserve

adjusted,

credited

$167,000,000

in

to

re¬

15,425

170

deposit accounts,
Govt,

Banks, $500,000,and $456,000,000 in

domestic

United

banks,

States

and

de¬

Government

a

Commercial,

industrial,

creased $19,000,000
in the Atlanta
and

San

and

agricultural

will

loans

456

+




decreased

$56,000,000

Eastern

Concession

Sugar Associates,
Pennsylvania Co.—

1350

+'

stocks

7%

30
49

OF

8%

gold

preferred stock——

11-14*

12-

1

11-14»

12-

1

11-15

11-22

11-15

8

to

limita¬

new

50c

Standard

preferred
Line

Canteen

Aircraft

preferred
Fir.e

Quarterly
Extra

.7%

i"

onO

12-

1

11-10

12-

12-12

11-15

25c

12-

1

20c

11-20

11-

12-1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

$1.06 7%

12-

1

11-15

35c

12-

1

11-17

50c

(quar.)

Associates,

1

11-10

11-15
6

Inc.—
—

35c

12-

1

11-17

$2

12-

1

11-

6

$1.75

1-

2

12-

1

6®c

12-

1

11-15

'!/ 60c

12-

1

11-15

u

$1.50

12-

1

11-15

$1.06V4
25c

1-

3

12- 8

11-15

11-

$2

11-24

11- 3

—

Corp.,

com.

(year-endi—_

(quar.),.,—,—
Carpet Co., Inc.-r-

"■ ■■'

"
—

(quar.)——T

Valley Gas & Electric.—
preferred (quar.).,
(Fliila.)

(quar.)

•

.

<

1

'

40-year

guar.

gd. trust certificates ser "E," due

1952_Oct 31

1536

Boeing

Airplane

Co.

(increased)

^

11-14

1

12V2C

,

preferred

Blauner's

11-10

12-

(quar.)

Blackstone

4.25%

11-30

1

'

Steel

preferred

Extra

11-30

12-15
12-

$2
J55c

(s-ai

'

'6%

11-27

12-15

$1.75

——

Bigelow-Sanford
''Commoh (quar.)
£

>

12-20

$1.50

—

T

—

Bethlehem

11-20
11-10

40c

—

pfd. (s-a)
America (quar,)..

of

1
1

,37Vfec
(quar.)

5J/2%

common

Spinning

6

12-

12-

25c

—_

Berkshire

11-22

11-22
11-

Ltd.

(quar.)—

Co.,

Extra.

4y4%

Co.,

—

(Conn.)

Ltd.,

Co.

Corp.

Howell

Si

Co.

1

11-25

115c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Coast

Bell

Co.,

(quar.)

Wholesalers,

12-

)$2

A

(quar.)__——
Goods Corp., com.

2nd

12-15

$1.75

-

7%

11-22

20c
class

Development

preferred

11-1

12-15

—15c

Ltd

Power

1st

11-1

11-15

25c

—

Telephone,

D:y

11-30

11-15

Sanitary

(resumed)

Corp.,

12-15

30c

—

6%

for

—Nov 14

10-30

1

25%

Inc.__:

Co.

National

preferred

Beech

1433

11-14

11-17

12-

80c

—

Nov.

on

(quar.)

Stove

Automatic

Paw

11-21
12-15

1

50c

preferred

American

bonds, notes,

1) (' K

1

1-20
12-

special meeting of

common

Anglo-Newfoundland

debentures—Oct 31

12-

40c

held

&

Atlantic

TENDER

Holdert

30c

Radiator

Anglo-Canadian

Date

Corp..

When

Payable of Rec.

—

——

Andian

called

follow with

10c

Special

522

+

+

112

we

stock.)

American

14

+
—

list of corporate

NOTICE

Port

1

70c

Co

136

except

Company and Issue—
Asuncion

1440

$1

placing

Co..

810

given in the "Chronicle."

in¬

in the St. Louis District, $14,000,000

districts, and

common

were

*

15

75c

(Illinois)

(A

be

Pulley

+

167

i

District, and $12,000,000 each in the Dallas

Francisco

details

20

87'/zc

(monthly)-—

Co.

proposal

Meter

—

3

+
—

redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which1
the

deposits and $112,000,000 in borrowings.

Nov

on

Extra

accounts,

a

Then

(quar.)

—:

Atlantic

and

stock

Dec

(increased!

American

Notices
preferred

1535

the payment of class B dividends,
and restrictions on their convertibility into

24,829

Below will be found

17

—Nov

(s-a)

dividend

stockholders

tions

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund

principal changes for the week
of 8222.000,000 in holdings of

pfd.

—

Investment

Associated

Increases

1347

Nov

(quar.)——

common

Corp.

common

approve

2,601

1,392

leading cities

1346

1

show the

we

prior preferred

American-Marietta Co.

6%

reporting member

System

States Government securities, $322,000,000 in

balances

in

statement of weekly

Federal

1346

1

B—

"Year-end

Condition Statement of Member Banks
condition

1

-Nov

Share

Year-end

The

754

Nov

1961

conv.

and

A

which

Products

Arkansas-Missouri

shows

due

(quar.)—.

Homo

Corp.,

during week

banks

1

Co.—

series

in

Corp.,

Holding

American

142

9,911

8.

1235

Nov

1957—-Nov

due

of Company

preferred

American

deposits:

U.

1533
1032

31

Oct

Telegraph Co.—
gold bonds, due 1951_

table

Stoies

Amerex

59

1,975

±.

and

gold bonds,

during the current week.

second

4%

479

21

—

49,339

banks

demand

and lien

bonds, 27/8% series,
Railway & Light Securities Co., 4%
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.—
6%

1533

1
9

Co.—

mortgage

Stock

2,461

adjusted

banks

Interbank

5%

Gas

American

Government

f.

s.

geld bonds, series A, clue 1951
gold bends, series B, clue 1951

1st mortgage

Oklahoma

1,416

+

839

domestic

2nd preferred stock
debentures, due 1960

conv.

15

Co.—

1st
North

Allied

3,906

Borrowings.

indus¬

Water

mortgage 5.50%

6,611

—

12,755

deposits, except government

Domestic

87

+

23,172

make

Rochelle

1st

6,370

6,439

deposits

Interbank

correspondents I.
Commitments

& Co., Inc., cum.
Meyer-Bridges Co., 43/4%

New

common

U.

Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign

Cumulative 2d pfd. stock, ser. A 4%, $100
par value—Nov
King-Seeley Corp., 5% preferred stock—
Dec
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., 6'/4% preference stock
—Nov

Per

380

+

vault
with

222

+

1,029

7,751

indebtedness—

+

2,437

22,363

Federal

with

In

Demand

R.

1533

858

33,580

1

1,098,160

re¬

1533

1436

Alabama

Liabilities-

Ratio

15

15
22

Name

222

bonds

Balmce

liabilities & cap. accts.

Total

Cash

—

-

securities

Reserve
3.583

134,893

stock

294

185

securities—Total

of

preferred

payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.

153

+

5,682

certificates

Other

27,543

,

accounts

—

13

552

—

bills

8.

19

—

—

banks-,

Government

U.

—

obligations

Treasury. notes

:21,462

+

488.173

368
958

loans

S.

cumulative

Refrigerator

nounced

5,102

Treasury

13.957

+

100

221.132

71

4V2 %

;—Nov

carrying:

or

loans

estate

Treasury

(Section

B

Co., $2.25 cumulative pfd. stk.-Nov
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp., 6% conv. pfd. stock—Nov
Johnson & Johnson—

a

pur¬

obligations

purchasing

Government

S.

Other

Accounts—

Surplus
Other

1,049,815

44,158.393

for

Loans

2,041

for

securities

Other, securities
Real

U.
Total

Government

loans

U.

-

dealers

and

carrying:

or

S.

Other

455,549

+

brokers

Other

801.246

421 691

—

2,720,905

accrued divs.

liab., incl.

items—

,

Serins

Dividend announcements are grouped in two
separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬

agricultural

and

—

to

U.

46,792

55,983

acct..

industrial,

-

chasing

550.683

420,333

1,071,743

Treasurer—gen.

1533

stock

preferred

DIVIDENDS

178

201,906

79,403

Foreign

1231

dollars)

+

loans

22,990,540

1531

1

1

2nd

1949

of

—

Commercial,
notes

15

Nov

Corp.,

or

68.841

Loans—gross

Reserve

1530

since

28,822

Liabilities—
Federal

stock

11

Oct. 19,

Loans—net

1,098,160

preferred

*

Dec

value—

•Announcement in this Issue.

Loans and Investment—Total
Total

without par
Machine Co.—

1

Nov

stock

Dec

Hall

banks follows:

Oct. 18,

33,604

bonds, series A

Lithographing Co., 5% cumulative preferred stock—Nov
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—

Zellerbach

of the assets and liabilities of reporting

summary

3,919

+

Foundry &

convertible

25-year 5%

A

636.074

-

preference

Merck

increased

11

+

299

+

adjusted

York

26,365

+

829,656

—

90,782

«'—

...

3,480.225

—

153.461

items

assets

—

deposits

same

Borrowings decreased $109,000,000 in New York City
and $51,000,000 in Chicago.

1,825,928

—

5%

in nearly all districts.

5.701.950

13,987.418

securities—

and

foreign

Notes

Other

1,197

+

79.500

Govt,

loans

Total

R.

40,393
87.595

—

4,037,975

Total

F.

1,233,720

—

3,000

69,950

Notes

Bonds

Due

—

securities:

Bills

Continental

$5,000,000.

was

Convertible

re¬

$319,000,000 in
City, $100,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, and $68,000,000 in the Cleveland District, and de¬
creased
$33,000,000 in the Atlanta District.
United
States Government deposits decreased in all districts.
Demand deposits credited to domestic banks increased

12,720

—

New
Total

all

at

$31,000,000 in the Boston District and the
at all reporting member banks.

amount

1,221,000

—

533,1G7

increase

net

Hussmann

R.

notes

the

Crown

creased

certificates

District;

District, and $38,000,000 in the Kansas City
District. Holdings of Treasury notes decreased
$31,000,000.
Holdings of United States Government bonds de¬

Assets*—

Gold

York

Francisco

Increase ( +) or

1950

New

Holdings of Treasury bills increased $278,000,000 at all
reporting member; banks; the principal increases were
$162,000,000 in New York City, $56,000,000 in the San

dollars)

Oct. 25,

the

porting member banks

Reserve Banks Combined
of

*

752

Nov

Brown Co., gen. mtge. 5% cumulative
Canadian Canners, Ltd.—

thousands

1233

1

Company and Issue—

((In

*

1

Ry.—

fund

Revere Copper &

merchandise.

of

1435

Dec

stock

due 19C0
1st mortgage

Inc.,

.140154*

.425531*t

type

1344

Nov

—

.140154*

2.800742

upon

1

Co.—

fund

mortgage sink,

Service

3%

due
due

3%,

.140154*

.658327*t

depends

1344

—Dec

series,
E

Theatres,

1958
Portland & Rumford

.561797*t

tApplication

1130

1

sinking fund deben¬

preferred

.140154*

2.783750

peso

15

Co.—

series

sink,

1965

;

Light

England

due

20-year 3%

$4.25

due

.262328

2.772896

A.)

Vulcanized

Poli-New

.115707

2.772896

23/4%

mortgage bonds,

15-year

.208700

.115707

.323500

sterling-

1231

Co.—

bonds,

Power

National

.144938*

.00285625

.115707

mortgage

1st

.144938*

.115707

F.)

1st mortgage bonds,
2%%
Narragansett Electric Co.—

.00285625

.208700

(B.

Kansas

.144938*

.229500

pound

•

1

Nov

.496250

dollar

1434

Co.—

.0340000-

Africa, pound

United

Rubber

debentures, due 1961

Hanna

.00285625

.195322*

South

1st

.208500

Closed

1

Hammermill Paper Co.,
tures due 1965_,

2.231573

.0199125

2.772896

krona

•Nominal.

2.231573

.0199071

.208700

peso

Settlements,

Uruguay,

2.231573

.232357

Switzerland, franc
of

.0728000*

.140154®

Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo

Union

.0729666*

.115707

krone

Sweden,

.0729666*

.238379®

Mexico,
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound

Co., ref. and impvt. mtge. 37/s%
due 1973
1
.—Dec
mtge. 3'/2 7c bds, ser. D. due 1996-Nov

1230

„

& Ohio Ry.

and

Goodrich

.00285625

rupee

15

J,

ser.

30

.144938*

Dominion

Straits

.0728000*

.0200600

krone

tMetropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark

Norway,

.133333*

.208500

Francs

India,

.133333*

.943750

Czechoslovakia,
Denmark,

.133333*

.0544060

rupee

1976_Nov

bonds,

.200000*

.0197312

dollar

Ceylon,

.133333*

.200000*

.0199107

cruzeiro

due

2%%

$

.200000*

Closed

1

30-year

series H,

"20-year 3%

Oct. 26

$

.200000*

2.231573

franc
Notes

1530

A—-Nov

15

■

Oct. 24

$

.0728000*

Free

15

series

1st mtge. 372% bonds—Nov
Manufacturing Corp.—
15-year 4% sinking fund debentures, due 1962
Nov

.133333*

Preferential

1229

1129

Dodge

Money

Oct. 23

$

preferred stock,

conv.

1529

1
1

Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.

.200000*

—

Page

1

Corp.—

Firestone Tire &

Argentina, peso—

Date

Inc.—

Refining Co.,

Bethelehem

1930

Consol.

OCTOBER

East,

1st

mortgage income bonds, due 1952
Nov
American Bosch Corp., 33/4% sink, lund
debs., due 1964_Nov
American Viscose Corp. 5% cumulative
preferred stock__Nov
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
15-year
3%%
debentures-!—
Nov
Atlantic

FOREIGN

REDEMPTION

Company and Issue—

Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
give below a record for the week just passed:

45

*

1

46

Aluminum

Bohn

class A

Cordage Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Union Gas Co.———

Brooklyn
Extra
Brown

10-31
10-31

12-

1

11-

4

12-

1

11-

6

General

12-

1

11-

6

25c

___

for

certif.

trust
Falls

Hill

Co.

pfd

$6

——

—»

———

quar.)

Company, com. (increased

<The)

Extra

—

-

-

preferred (quar.)
—
——.
Burry Biscuit Corp.. $1.25 pfd. (accum.i—
Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co._
$5

California

Electric

California

Pacific

Common

Canadian
Class

Car

A

.

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

.

(quar.)_
*

Inc.

Capital Estates,

<s-a)r

Extra

11-14

11-14

mended

11-

stock

Goodrich

3

1

1

11-10

Grand

10-25

1

in

called

the

10-25

1

10-25

Great

11-22

10-31

Gro-Cord

Capital

Corp.

Special

11-15

Hacken&ack

11-15

10-31

held

be

to

split
Central

16 on

Nov.

on

12-

preferred

Chiksan

common

________

Chicago Corp., ;53 pfd.
Copper Co.— —

(quar.i

Cleveland

Ctorox

Central

Colorado

$5 preferred (quar.)
Connecticut Power Co.

Ltd.

Co.,

Laundries

Corp.

Lobster

Consolidated

B

(quar.i

Wilmington

■

—-

(Del.)

Products

Wood

Cosmos
Crane

Crlbben

Sexton

&

Cork

preferred

$2

Year-end
Dallas

Inc.,

Co.,

Mills,

$2

class

non-cum.

Oil

Rock

Delaware

Gas

Derby

Match

Diamond

Co.,

Class

A

Ltd

Electric

Duncan

Dunham

(C.

Eastern

Co.,

class

A

Brass

class

$1

A

Indiana

10-11

11-

2

1

11-

2

10-23
11-15

12-

1

11-

12-

1

11-

2

11-15

135c
40c
40c

11-

6

3.30%

Falslal'f

&

&

Screw

—

334%

12-15

Kansas

Kings

1-

2

12-20

lieu

12-12

11-22

11-

9

1

11-

9

6%>

11-17

7%

1-

2

12-

12-

1

11-15

Lake

12-11

11-30

5%

Steel

Common

$1.02Va
$1.06Vi
$1.06)4

12- 1
12- 1
12- 1

11-17

Fruehauf

4%
Fulton

$3.50
•Gabriel

Oair

Co.

Trailer Co.,

preferred

:

Oil

12-

5

Life

11-20

(quar.)

1

11-

1

10-20

12-

1

11-10

12-26

11-24

1-

11-15

preferred

11-15

11-15

Directors

12-

1

11-15

split

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-10

Corporation

preferred

12-

8

Diversified

Preferred

12-

8

12-26

12-

8

11-24

11-10

11-15

1

25c

25c

12-

11-15

12- 1

11-20

1

11-20

Hotel

6%

Taylor,
Steel

1st

Co.

12-

1

11-10

Insurance

1-

2

12-15

2-

1

Maltine

1-15

10-21

Metals

25c

6

12-15

11-30

Manhattan

-$1.25

12- 1

11-15

Marathon

50c

12- 1

11-16

Massachusetts

$1
25c
Cprpu, com,. ffc

12- 1
11-10
11- 1

11-16

1

11-15

1

11-15

Public

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

12-11

pfd.

Massey-Harris

—t-

10-14

n

,

11-

3

12-

*
"hi -60c

12-

11-20

1

convertible

1

12-1

•Maxwell,

'

.(quar.i' l.) ;25ipy 111-15.Corp.. $1
(quar.).i.

ptd. (quar.14, ^•'' ■25c'v!-11-15
,—_—*, 37)yc,;
11-15

11- 6

11-25
11-25

11- 6
11-6

11-25
11-25

11- 6
11- 6

11-25

11- 6

9c

6

Newport News Shipbuilding &

1

Niagara

Share

Co.,

Nopco

Norfolk

11-10

1

11-15

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

Western

&

Shirt

5141(

preferred

(quar.)

11-

1

11-

1

Northeastern

1

11-

1

Northwest

12-

1

11-

1

Nova

11-

1

10-13

$2.50

12-

1

11-13

$1.50

12-

3

1

11-

11-

1

10-24

1

10-24

Old

$1.75

11-

1

10-24

;

12-

1

11-17

$1.50

434%

3

Omar,

11-

3

Orange County Telephone Co.. 6%

25c

11-15

11-

1

Oswego

1

11-15

11-15

5

11-15

25c

12-15

11-25

$5

25c

12-

1

11-15

Pacific

25c

11-15

11-

3

11-15

11-

3

35c

12-

1

11-17

$1.25

1-

2

12-20

;

common

&

A

quar.)
(quar.)

Insurance

Falls

Corp.,

+

—

preference

Ltd.

Corp.

American

preferred 1947

11-

3

11-

6

McBrine

(L.)

11-

6

McBrine

Fund,

Co.,

Ltd.,

Inc.

&

Panhandle

Eastern

series

(quar.i

preierred

—

(s-a)—-

11-30
12-15
11-20

(quar.i

11-

12-15

11-28

Parkersburg

&

12-15

11-28

Parkview

Inc.

12-1

11-17

4%

preferred
Rig

(quar.)

Drugs.

Reel

Co

((Kansas Cityi—

50c

11-15 ; 11- 1
"11-15 '10-26

(extra)

20c

^ 11-13

11- 3

'

50c

11-30

11- ,6

$1.75

11- 1

10-25

13c

11-27

11- .3

25c

particinating preference (quar.i
Peninsular Grinding Wheel Co. (year-cndi-

75c

__

11- 8

12-15
1- 2
12- 1

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.

12-

1

11-15

Pennsylyanla RR.

9 3 ^4 c

12-

I-

11-15

Penobscot

$50c

1-

2

12-13

7%

12c

12-

1

11-17

Perfect

2nd

Chemical

—

Fibre

preferred

Circle

Corp.

,

Cc.—

Line

Pipe

11-10
10-31
10-26
1-2-15
1- 2
10-25
11-15

—

Co.—

Extra

9334C

(quar.)

11-10

12t 8

(Del.i

Transport

85c

com.

12- 1

California

of

Petroleum

11-15

$25c

:

—

12-20

(quar.)

Finance

50c

2

12-30
12- 1
11- 1
10-31
1- 2
1-15
11-15
12- 1

Quarterly

$$3

(quar.)

$1
$1.121,/2
$3
25c
$1.12J/2
20c
60c
$1.25

,

(quar.)

pfd. (s-a)

iquar.I

common

40c

Ltd.

Co.,

10-31
11-10
11-20

Paper

Common

Co.—

12- 5
10-31

11-15

Special

Pan

12-15
11-15
11-20
11-30

preferred (quar.)
Co., common

4J/a%
Oxford

11- 4
10-30

85c
50c

50c
$1
25c

preferred A (quar.)—I
Inc., 4'/2 % conv. preferred

11-

5

12- 1
12- 1

—

11-17

12-

11-25

+S1.50
JS1.75

$0.59375

common

11-17

12-

12- 1
12- 1

11- 9

11-15
11-15
+ 11-15
11-15
11-10

—_—25c
20c

(quar.)

A

Corp

15c

12-

12- 8
12- 1
12- r

50c

Coal

Industries,

15c

20c
$1.12 V2

Ltd.—

Power,

&

25c

—

11-15
12- 8
11-22
11- 9

40c

preferred

Ben

4%

12- 1
12-15
12- 1
12- 8

$1
30c

preference

Olin

50c
12V2C
$1
75c

S1.31V2
(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)—
1—
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.. 7% pfd. iquar.)
Ohio Seamless Tube Co. (year-end)
:—
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., com.
(quar.)__

11-

(quar.)

preferred

Light

—

prior pfd.

Water, $4

Bancorporation

Scotia

25c

Bonding

(quar.I_

com.

(quar.)____

1

(quar.)

5%

Corp.,

I

(quar.i

Service,

preferred

6%

11- 6
11- 6
11- 6

50c
Public

_

(quar.)

(increased

Ry.

(quar.i _—;

414%

$1

Co.

pfd.

$4

Extra

Northwestern

$2.50

Mines, Ltd

preferred

Company

Dry Dock Co.

(quar.)

Corp.

Chemical

11-10

1

(s-a)

Bonds

U-

11-30

11- 6

11- 6

11-25
11-25
11-25

21c

'

Government

11-25

11-25

7c

Eouipment

11-

1

11- 6
11- 6
11- 6

19c

Railroad

12-

$3.75''preferred (quar.)
$3.75

11- 6

11-25
11-25
11-25 ~
11-25

.

15c

Railroad

Steel

12-

12-

(quar.)

OMay Department Stores Co.,
01-$3.4Q>" prefeired (quar.)
8

Utility

11-27

,

,ii-;,i;

87tip

6

11-30

■

Special

10-14

11-

12-

;

Co.

:

Oil

12-

Quarterly

10-31

,

Merchandising

12-

Extra

r—_-r

Stock

Machinery

1

10-27

25c

Company,

1

_

11-25

20c

Food

Extra

1

(quar.i

11-6
11- 6
11- 6

13c

17c

11-10

25c

Company

1111-

11-25
11-25
11-25

18c

12-

—

(quar.)

Woodworking

11-

$1.22Va

—

Supply

1

:

11-

___

Stock

12-

(year-end) —

preferred

MacLeod Cockshutt Gold

$1

11- 6

24c
19c

12-

(quar.)

2nd

non-cum.

Magnavox

11- 6
11- 6

11-25

14c

50c

(Missouri)

Lumber

Baltimore

MacWhyte

—.

11-25
11-25

13c
16c

—

$12V2c

preferred

5%

Nettleton,

11-15
11-15
11-15
11-20

$1
$1.15

(quar.i

quar.)

Automobile
Aviation

$25c

(quar.)

Extra

Co.
—

16c

Fund

11-6

11- 6
11- 6

18c

Fund

Stock

Investment

Coast

$25c

12- 1

& Dock

Pacific

Agricultural

11-25

15c

Bond

11-25
11-25

11c
27c

Corporate

SharesSeries

21c

10c

8

12-20

11-10
11-20

26c

12-

12-26

12- 1
12- 8

7c
8c

Industry

Extra

M

-

Fund,___________

Investment

Diversified

12-

+25c
$1.50

to

Per Share

Diversified

$12V2c

Long-Bell

&

meeting

a

Series

1-18

10-19

87 YsC

(quar.)

Lord

M

at

(irreg.)

1

12-20

11-1

Inc.—

1

25c

—

class A

.

11-15

(quar.T-^—




6

Stocks,

11-3

11-15

shares.

Power, Ltd

Tobacco

—

(quar.i

11-10

General

Acceptance

York

25c

11-15

Gamewell Company

preferred

Jersey Zinc Co.

New

11- 3

11-15

tv/o-for-ene

a

common

vote

11-30

11-15

28.

2-

'

$1.50

New

75c

12- 1

6

will
Nov.

on

11-

25c

(quar.)

50c

11-

(quar.)

12-15

50c
60c

above

the

6

(This

(quar.i

Groceterias Co., Ltd.,

&

held

35c

—

Long-Bell Lumber (Maryland)—
$4 "class A (year-endl—

Lord

be

25c

___

:

Lukens

of

Stockholders

45c

Extra

1

(quar.i

(quar.i

12-

12-20

Inc.

recommended

12-

12-20

25c

11-10

1

preferred

10-27

1

11-

$1.50

11-10

11-

$2.40

1

50c

—

12- 1
12- 1

11-

Products,

25c

1

$1.25

12- 1

11-10

(quar.)

1

20c

50c

(quar.i

tirreg.)
preferred.

5%

50c
50c

25c
50c
$1

10-31
1-31
4-30
7-31
11-10
11-1411- 1
11-30

Chemical

common.

(s-ai_
(year-end )__

Corp.

Extra

10-26

10-31

11-15
2-15
5-15
8-15
11-25
11-24
11-15
12-15

Extra

Building

arrears)

32',2c

11- 1
11-27
12- 1
12- 1

11-15

Extra

12-

$1.50

(quar.)

Liquid Carbonic Corp., common

7%

25c

;

Neptune Meter Co., common

12-15

1

$1.25

Co.,

——

._

preferred

75c

& Libby

McNeill

&

12-

11-17
11-24
10-31

62'4c
62'.2C
62Vic
62V2C
25c
$1
$1.06y4
20c

Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. (year-endi
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4>4% preferred (quar.)
Nehmer Brothers
(quar.)

Bank

—

Co.

Co.,

clears

B

12-15

12- 1
12-15
11-15

(quar.i

common

(quar.)

12-

$1.75

Lomas

Co^(increase(rC4C4r:;:L^4T1,^

(Robert) Company
—TLL-h-l-

12-

10c

(resumed)

com.

Power

2nd

Sons

&

Electric

Loblaw

preferred

5%

6"

40c

—

Co.,

12-29

50c

common

Year-end

11-

35c

(quar.)—

1-15

(quar.)

(quar.)

11-20

$1.25

(quar.)

convertible

Lionel

Type,

$1.25

(quar.i—x_—„
(increased quar.)

+25c

preferred'j (quar;}
Stcpl

preferred

Savers

&

93 %c

(quar.)-,;

——,

(B.) &
District

Superior

Libby,

11-17

11-17

12-15

11-10

11-10
12- 1

$1.12V2
$1.75

iquar.)

Electrical

Extra

common....

Co.

1

11-15

75c

—

(quar.)_'

preferred

payment

class A pfd.

Newfoundland Light &

Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.

1

7%

(quar.)

75c

(James)

Co.,

preferred

30c

—

Extra

Co
Dredge

(quar.)
Industrial,Heemities

Fullerton

Co.

(quar.)

1st

Lees

11-17

_

Sulphur

Freeport

12-

45c

Lighting

(increased)-

common

(quar.i

5%

11-20

40c

2nd preferred

Leland

10%

(quar.i

Cotp.,

1

Co.

pid.

Co.,

(quar.i

$1.05

_________

——

5%

(G. R.i, Inc., com.

5%

1

11-15

8

1

25c

Paper

97'/2C

—*

Kuppenheimer

8

10-20

12-

6

12- 1
12-15

12-

tl5c
35c

<quar.)__

preferred

30c

Year-end

1

8

10-20

(quar.),—

(initial

12-

Company—Stockholders will vote at
special meeting to be held on Dec. 13th
a
proposal to split the common shares

12-

1

11- 6
11- 6

25c

Lead

9334c

(quar.)—

Yards,

Gypsum

preferred

National

4

Kroger

11-24

11-15

(quar.i—_

preferred

preferred

Follansbee

Co.

50c

4%

preferred

1-

1-26

20c

prior preferred

12-

12-

11-

12- 1
12- 1

fl2'/2C

National

35c

Special

fractional

of

.4

Power.

4.90V"

11-17

45c

—

Kinney

11-

11- 6

Ltd.

of Canada,

Co.

preferred

National Starch

(quar.)—

Insurance

common

County

10-21

11- 1
12-20

Extra

4.60V«

9

$1.70

Extra

1

1

10-23

12- 9

'

12- 9

Extra

$4.50

25c

(irreg.)

preferred (quar.)—,

Kawneer

3

11-

11-

Drug & Chem.

conv.

5%

common

Life

City Stock

3 '/a %

Quarterly
Florida

12-

50c

8*

11-21v

$5

Warehouse

Connell

11-10

its

C

N.

Co.,

Tea

11-

11-15

10-31

$1.07
$1.18^4

Extra

10-30

65c
35c

...

Set

Standard

Greensboro,

1

25c

Cap

Ferry

Co.,

12-

11-

(quar.i——

-

Fitz-Simmons

Service

Jefferson

11-29

15c
25c

_______

(quar.i

Corp.

11-10

82'/2c

10-31

Jewel

50c

Ccmpress &

Extra

1
1

$1.50

common

12-15

50c
$1.25

——

(quar,)

11-10
12- 8
11- 8
10-23

1-15
11-30
10-31

held).

iquar.)

5%

(quar.)

11-15

1

share

each

(quar.)_____

Corp.—

(quar.)

11-

6

1

12-

$1

3.75%

12-

iquar. (___

Works

Gas

Brewing

Federal

preferred

Public

Iowa

Electric

&

Light Co.,

&

Power

Iowa

2

1212-

$1.25

Island)

(Rhode

Trust

Iowa-Illinois Gas

12-

,——

River

Fall

$2

20c

10-30

1

for

preferred
preferred

National

6

11-

Central America—

11-16

12-

stock

4'4%

60c

(s-a).

Ltd.

Co.,

11-15

11-

dividend

common

8

(increasedi(15/1,000th
share
of
com.

Common

—

11-30

11-24

8

$1

splitting

11-15

7

11-

12- 1

7

10c

Extra

National

preferred

50c

________

Extra

Petroleum

Common

(quar.)—

Co.

Sugar

National

11-24

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)——
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co.
(quar.i

11-

12-11

10-31

25c

common.,.

(quar.)_.
By-Products (quar,)

Stock

12-

10-31

50c
50c
$1.75

(increased!

Inc.

11-15
11-15

15c

Co.,

preferred

National Cylinder Gas Co.,

50c

_i_;—

Co.

National Automotive Fibres,
National Biscuit

two-for-one.

—

Investors

5

Mfg. Co..Ltd.—

&

6

11-

35c

(quar.i

6

75c

(accum.)
—
International Silver Co. (Conn.)

I

12-

Corp.

11- 7

11-21

15c

Aluminate

11-

7%•

8

11-21

50c

11-

11-10

1

50c

1

12-11

$1

:_

1

5%

stock

Extra

5%

11-

Ry.—-

Co

12-

i

Chemical

<fe

International Railways of

10-30

1

Loui$

434%

contemplating

.is

International

1

12-

12-

St.

&

Extra

50c

—-—

Machines

Minerals

Company

12-

10-31

12-22

—

dividend

Stock

International
common

11-30

,

12-

————

Business

International

11-15

10-31

(irreg.)

25c

(quar.)—

Co.

———

9

(quar.)

Extra

Fojardo

Steel

Extra

10-20

1

50c

(quar.)

shares

Acme

National

Bancshares Corp.—

shareholders Nov. 17.
Ingersoll-Rand
Co.
(year-end)

11-15

1

11-

37!/s>c

(quar.)_

common

Extra

proposal to split the common stock on
two-for-one
basis will be voted on

Inland

1

Co
Co.—

Products

Steel

11-

(quar.i

Co.

10-23

by

11-15

12-

America,

a

1

11-

Railroad

Central

35c

—

Morse

10-30

$1

Illinois

Class

Equitable Gas
Fairbanks

11-15

Co,

11-10

shares.

Empire

1

two-for-onc.

common

paid in

12-

35c

—-

11-30

11-15

25c

be

32c

______

(quar.)—

11-15

12-

11- 8

12-

<quar.)___^—___

Company

Chattanooga

National

12-29

1

10-27

loc

(initial)

G.)

12- 1

37',2C
20c
25c

(quar.)

Extra

11-29

1

6

Co

will

9

2-

Radio & Phonograph—

Cash

12-

12-

% 25c

11-

dividend

Stock

8

12-21

$1

12-15

11-20

.

Emerson

$1.25

11-15

A

Inc.

(quar.)

Quarterly

11-17

11-10

Lines,

11-20
12-15
12-15
12- 1
11-16
11-16
11-15
11-15
12- 8

Income Foundation—

Nashville,

8

1

11-10

Inc.

(C.

Beneficial

8

1

a

preferred (quar.)
4'/»%
preferred (quar.)—$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Boat

1212-

2

on

4.10%

Electric

12-21
12-21

1-

3

(accum.)—

B

Furnace,

Co.

Mortgage

4

(Pittsburgh)

Natural Gas,

Paso

Mutual

11-15

—

quar.)—

(initial

Refining

Erie

&

12-

—

preferred

6%

(quar.)

Car

&

11-

Corp.

Electric

11-15

1

12-

Massachusetts Street Ey.—

■Eastern

Oil

11-11

pfd.

5'/

11-15

1

12-

12-

1

11-20

11-8

$1.05

75c

12-19

(year-end 1

Mfg.

A.i

Brewing

Duquesne

1

12-

15c

————

(quar.)

Industries,

Dover

12-

Murray Corp. of
4%
preferred

—_

$1
50c
50c
62V2c
________—...$15c

j.

TV,

11-15

$1.75

1

participating preferred (participating)
com. (increased quar.)

Cup Co.,

Muntz

1

37'/2c

12-

t$l
.50c

—

common

Special
6'r

Dixie

11-24

12-

Hosiery—

—50c

_

(quar.)_

Electric

&

12-10

$$1.25

$5

—-—_

Corp.

Corp.————

1

1

12- 1
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
11-30
11-30
11-30
12- 1
12-18
1- 2

10c

(quar.)

com.

12-

$1
20c

(quar.i

Co.,

—————~,

Hydraulic Press Mfg., 6% pfd. (quar.)_——
Hydraulic Press Brick Co., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)

1

12-29

11-20

1-

50c

B

Mills

Finance

Huron

Canada, Ltd.—

A

Paper

Motor

11-21

12-

$1

Corp—
Co., class A——.

Rayon

Mosinee

10-20

12-

80c
$1.12
50c

—

De Havilland Aircraft of

Moore-McCormack

11-24

90c

(quar.)—,—

common

—

—

pfd, (quar,)___
Inc. (year-endi—

4% %

Extra

11-24

Murphy

9

12- 1

62'/2c

(quar.)

11-24

1

11-10

12-15
11-20
11-28

75c

preferred

12-10

—

11-30

1- 2
12- 2
12- 8

75c

(increased)

quar.)

Utilities

12-15

50c

12-16

J50c

Inc.

series

$1

7

12-12

25c

—i

Hosiery

Davenport

Deep

(Missouri)

Co.

& Light,

12-15

4.20%

10-19

10-19
11-30

50c

pref.

conv.

Montana-Dakota

—

Corp,,

Motor

Humble

12-

50c

.

Power

5

12- 5
12- 5
11-17

JS1.25

$1

(increased

50c

Special

10-31

12-

56Vic

common

(quar.)

Manufacturing

Curtis

__

(quar.t__

(accum.)

preferred

Seal

&

(quar.i

12-

11- 1
11-1

12- 5

Co.—

25c

Industrial

25c
$5V2c
t20c
933/ic

(initial

preferred

12-20

$4

10-31
12-15
11- 1

—

common

Hudson

Co.—

convertible

4'/2%

—

—

3•%%

Company,

Crown

•

(quar.)

Investors, class A
Imperial Mills, Ltd.

Corporate

5

25c

11-29

$35c
-

(quar.)

—

.

—

Inc.

—

—„—

—

12-

25c

(quar.)

common

2c

Mills,

Chemical

50c

Co.

Co.,

Year-end

11-17
11-15

12-20

(quar.)

12-14

50c

—

Distillery, Ltd., clabs A————

B

Extra

Coro,

1

Copper

(H.»

Cornell

New

6

Co.—-

———

12-11
12-

1

Carpet

Common

California—

of

preferred B

5%

12-15

12-

preferred

Class

1112-

11-20

& Steel Industries, Inc.
(quar.)—_—
—_—
31'/4C
Cooksville Co.. Ltd., 60c class A (quar.) —$15c

Continental

11-17

11-

tl2c
tlOc
37V2c

_

—

Insurance

12-11

62 V2c

(quar.)

—

—______

Pipe Line
—

Monsanto

12- 1

Service;

Extra

10-31

$1

preferred

(quar.)

Holeproof

Ltd.—

(quar.)
American Life

Mohawk

10-25

12-

56V4C
50c
25c
10c

_

—I

Glass

Continental

Corby

1

45c

(quar.)

(quar.)

A

class

Consumers

6

11-21

42%C

(quar.)

B

2

$1.25

—

___

Consolidated Theatres,

5%

6

50c

(quar.)

Amusement

11-

12-21

75C

Co., common

Co.

A

11-15

50c

—

Consolidated

50c

6

11-

Co.—

Consolidated

Class

11-

1-

87V'2c

(quar.)—.—,___—

Power

Commonwealth Telephone

11-15

$1

11-1
11- 1
12-16

97'2C
$1.0334

—

(year-end)

(J. S.) Co., Ltd.__
Containers, Ltd.

Modern

(irreg.)_

(increased)

Public

(quar.)

B

6

________

5% preferred 2nd issue (quar,)—
—
Heywood-Wakefeld Co., com. (year-end) —

Pittsburgh RR.—

&

guaranteed (quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)—
—.
Chemical Co.
(quar.)——

special

4%
7%

1
1

12-

35c

(increasedi

Co.

Controller

Class
Mitchell
11-

20c

Co.

Valley

9614c

(quar.).,

Co.

preferred (quar.)

11-15

5c

(quar.)

Products

Food

25c

6

12-22

75c
50c

________

—-——*

1

11-

12-

19c
20c
75c
15c

—

(quar.)

Company

Mickelberry's

Missouri-Kansas

11-15

12-

55c

(irreg.)

Estate Trust

Chile

Clark

1

Class

11-11

12-

62'/2c

(year-end)

Co.

Real

5

Common

firreg. i

Instrument

Oil

Class

$1.12>/2

Public Service

Aircraft
Store

—

(quar.)-

;—

Co.,

(quar.)——

Vermont

Central
Cessna

Chain

(quar.)

5

12-

Mississippi

———

Year-end

preferred

Illinois Light

12-

12-15

12 >/2c

Well-Cement

Oil

Harnischfeger

$2.50
4%

11-25

12-15

the

on

Extra

$2.36

Central

1

12-

25c
25c

—

—20c
preferred
iquar.)
—
27 tie
preferred (quar.)
—,
59c

$1.10

11-30

$2

$1
Hancock

(quar.)

Common

25c

37'/2C

11-15
11-15
11-20
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-11

30c
$1.25
40c

:
(quar.)

11-15
12-13

11-15
1- 2

30c

(quar.)—

common

Inc.

Special

been

has

37'4c
62J/2C

(quar.)——

Mercury Messenger
Metropolitan Edison, 3.85% pfd.
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)

recom¬

-—

Hammond

Power—

&

11-

Co.,

62V-jC»

—

Inc.

Co.,

Telephone
Frank

&

60c

15c
15c
6c

(quar.i

Robbins,

preferred (s-a)

5%

pfd.

non-cum.

Co,

convertible

4 7c

shares two for one.

the common
Arizona Light

10-20

(quar.)-

Water

Extra

meeting
proposal to

a

10-20

1

(year-endi

Halliburton

vote at a special

Stockholders will

1

11-

be

—

——

5%

10-20

11-

&

11-28
12-29
12-15

50c

;

Holders

Payable of Rec.

Share
(quar.)—

common

preferred

Meadville

common

(quar.)

common

Co.

Corp.

10-16

1

Co.—

M.)

(A.

Oil

Gulf

10-31

1

12-

Hamilton Watch

(irreg.)

Mfg.

Cloth

Wire

Carrier

Castle

1

$1.25

<s-a)_

vole

to

$2.50

Meier

(quar.)—

Rubber

11-22

recommendation.

board's

the

Co.,

Northern Ry.,

11-

consider

to

3

Jan.

next

preferred

1

11-

20c

will

meeting

future

near

for

Stores

5%

11-

voted to recommend
capital stock.

stockholders

special

A

11-10

proposals.

four-for-one split of the

a

11-15

1

be

called

Caoital Transit Co.—
The board of directors

1

11-30

«-> •••-4 «*•

the

that

stockholders

to

12-

4%

Corp.,

McKesson

11-

10c

——-

split three-for-one.
special stockholders' meeting

A

11-17

12-

pfd.

directors

Co.

&

F.i

(B.

11-10"

1

11-15

25c

—

*+ m ******

11-14

1

12-

25c

———-

(quar.)

Corporation

6

12-

$25c
$20c
150c

—

Girdler

6

11-15

120c

(quar.)

Canadian

1

12-

Name of Company
McCord

4

11-

When

Per

Holders

11-15

$1.271/2

dividend)——...

preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)._
Gerrard
(3. A.)
Company, 5%

11-17

11-

Exploration
<s-ai_
Fairbanks-Morse
(quar.i

Canadian

843sC

When

Payable of Rec.

Corp.—

(stock

Common

12-

4334C

fquar.i_.
& Foundry Co., Ltd.

Waterworks

12-

(i) l

preferred

Mills,

12-

1

(quar.)

General

5.10%

11-20

1

12-15
12-15

Co.—

Extrs

7%

12-

50c
tquai,)—,—15c

Co.

Power

Title Insurance

5

5%

$1.50
15c
20c
40c
2?c
$1.25
62c

(accum.).

iquar.)

Pipe Line- Co

Buckeye
Budd

11-15
11-15

Company—

Voting
Buck

(quar.i

Inc., 3%%
pfd.
Corp. (quar.)—

(quar,).,—
General Paint
—Z
General
Plywood Carp,, 5%
pfd. (quar.i —
General Tin Investments, Ltd.
(interim) —

12-

12-20

}12'/2c

iquar.)

B

Brantford

Inc.

Bottlers,

General

10c

?25c
50c

Co._——-

Bearing

Ltd.,

Co.,

Class

(extrai

Corp.

Brass

Per

Share

Name of Company

+50c

Bower Roller
Bowes

&

Payable of Rec.
12-15
12- 1

Share
50c
50c

of Company

Holders

When

Per
Name

EI

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

(1670)

83^»c

Co.—

(quar.)
(special)

.

—

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1671)
Per

Name of

Company

Share

Philadelphia Electric Co.,
$1

preference

Phillips

(quar.)

common

Screw

Co.

37'Ac

(quar.)

common

Tool

Co

Stock

3.35%

Co.

Co.

(N.

Service

Puritan

(quar.)__

2

of

New

Mexico

12-18

11-

3

11-28

11-10

the proposal of

1

10-20

three-for-one.

12-28

11-30

the

11-

11-15

10-31

11-15

11-

12-

1

11-

3

1-

2

12-

8

12c

redemption

$52 per share plus
Reading Company—
1st

non-cum.

$4.50

20

10-20

12-15

11-30

12-15

11-30

12-

11-

1

3

10'Ac

(quar.)

11-20

12-14

11-22

25c

common

12-29

12-

6

12-

6

$1.12'A

12-29

25c

__

12-15

11-30

12-

11-10

(year-end)

Inc.

$1.25

Fredericksburg & Potomac RR. Co.
guaranteed preferred (s-a)

Rockland

Rohm

Gas

&

i'/o

(s-a)

Cc.

common

—

1

75c

10-31

1

10-31

50c

11-15

11-

40c

12-

11-10

12-29

12-

$1

12-

1

11-10

$1.12J/2

1-

2

also

on

proposed

a

regular

to

$1

(quar.)

4V2r/o

(Jacob),

Directors

took

preferred

action

no

on

(quar.)—

(S.

D.)

Co.,

40c

Year-end

(S. S.)

1

1

2

12-

1

12-12

12-

1

12-20-

12-

5

12-15

12-

5

20c

(irreg.)

$4

Instrument

(quar.)

Sagamore

30c

—

Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Paper Co. (quar.)

St.

Croix

St.

$2
75c
St.

1

11-10

10-31

10-24

11-15

11-

2nd

Savage

preferred

Arms

!.

$50c
$18%c

_______

Yellow

$4

Co.

(increased

Seaboard

.—

Cab

New

Co.,

6%

common

Roebuck

Co.

dends

&

Co.

1-25

1-

30c

11-30

11-15

1-

4

this

11-15

2

12-

Bates

4'A%

A

11-17

Class

8

5%

11-

1

11-15

Acme

12-12

11-30

1

1-18

50c

11-13

11-

12-11

11-10

12-11

11-10

$50c
$56'Ac

(quar.)—

40c

Chemical,

Sonotone

Corp.,

Products,

Greyhound

California

preferred

series

— —

,

11-10

American

Automobile

12-

9

11-

3

11-15

10-31

12-20

11-27

From

12-29

12-

4

Special

12-

6

11-17

stock

11-30

11-15

—

*.134085
Electric

12-15

11-15
11-15

12-

1

dividend

12-15

Suburban

40c
25c

12-

1

11-15

Taylor-Wharton

Stock
Texas

Pacific

Coal

1

1-15

2-

1

1-15

&

Lines,

Carbon

4'A%

(special)—
preferred (quar.)..

—

Quarterly'——

common

Common

___.
—

S.

Printing & Lithograph Co., common5'/o preference series A (quar.)
Steel

Corp.,

Ltd




—

preferred
Water

11-

10-21

American

Window

1

12-

1

11-15

11-15
11-

2

11-14

10-31

12-15

11-25

12-15
2-

1

11-25
12-30

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

1-

2

11-

11-30
12-

1

7

11-10

11-10

11-15

11-

1

11-15

11-

1

12-11

11-30

11-15

11-

1

11-15

11-

1"

12-15

11-15

12-

11-10

12-

5
5

11-10

11-30

11-10

1

11-17

12-

1

11-

$1.12'/a

11-18

75c
SI
f$1.75

11-14

-

11-

3

3

preferred

Anheuser-Busch
Extra

5%

Inc.

4'/2c!o

Class

11-24

G%

Arizona

$5

1-

2

12-15
12-15

$15c

11-15

11-

11-

1

11-

1

$56'Ac

11-

25c

12-

20c

11-

1

Edison

Co.,

A

12'/2c

A
B

11-1
11-

1

1

Artkraft

1

11-

$1

...

cony,

12-15

4'A%

11-

1

10-20

10-

1

10-

1

$1

&

Rubber

Co.

1

11-

I

11-25

50c

(quar.)

11-

18c

(quar.)

11-25

11-11

11-25

11-1#

10-20
10-10
*

10-31

$25c

Light &

Power

1

10-14

11-

1

10-14

12-15

11-10

Ltd.

Co.,

$$1

;

flOc

11-

J$1.75

11-

1

10-16

f$28

11-

1

10-16

$$28

2-

1

(accum.)

payments

clear

Store,

'

all

arrears.

Inc

Gas

5%

Co.,

Mfg.

Co.

pfd.

(quar.)

rt (

1-15
-

lib 1

15c
15c

Union

1

Ltd.—

(accum.)
(accum.)

Department

11-

$10C

(quar.)
Traction

11^

10-25

1

10-25

50c

11-

1

10-

15c

11-

1

10-20

90c

(resumed)

10-31

10-13

11-

$1

1

9

10-24

$1.50

11-

1

10-24

$1

11-

1

10-12

$50c

Co.

(A.

M.)

Financial

2nd

12-

9

11-10

12-

9

11-10

32c

1

common

11-

11-

10-20

12-18

12-

25c

common

11-15

10c

25c

(Irreg.)

11-

1

10-12

11-

6

3

«

1

10-12

50c

11-15

10-31

$1

11-15

$1.75

Linen

Mills, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)

1st

11-

20c

*

11-22

10c

Terminal

participating preferred

$20c
$37'/2c

10-25*

11-

1

10-14

11-

1

10-14

11-

1

10-14

11-

1

10-13
10-31

11-15

10-31

27'Ac

11-15

10-31

(quar.)

33'Ac

11-15

10-31

(quar.)

33c

U-15

10-31

$0.16245

11-15

preferred

(quar.)

preferred C
convertible
convertible

preferred

Canada

(quar.)

preferred D
preferred E
F (initial)

preferred

$1.30

Insurance

Cement

1

10-14

30c

1111-

1

10-14

11-

1

10-14

50c

11-

1

10-10

$$1.50

11-30

10-20

$32'Ac

12-20

11-17

(s-a)'—

(initial)

com.

—

(quar.)

preference

10-14

11-

35c

•

Association

Ltd.,

Co.,

1

31'Ac

preferred (quar.)

Fire

11-

25c

(quar.)
(quar.)__.

preferred
conv.

10-31

50c

(quar.)_

1

10-14

Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd

$25c
$10c

11-15

10-31

$15c

U-15

10-31

$37'Ac

12-15

Class
Canada
Class

Class

Foils,
A

Ltd.,

Foundries

50c

A

12-15

10-31

1

12-15

12-

Ltd., 4'/2%

pfd.

-

(quar.)_

U-30

U-30

$$1.50
$$1.12'A

12-15

U-30

12-

U-15

11-

$12'Ac

(quar.)

Co.,

participatlftg

convertible
(entire

issue

called

Ytion on! Dec. 11 at $20

10-10

11-

1

10-10

pre¬

redemp-

for

per

9-30

1

$$1.25

common

1

11-

n> * J'iff

share ''Ca-i.",!f"/

'!

30c

12r. 7oi ,;U-10

15c

(s-a)

12»a2oT.02- 8

Canadiafi 'Investment

1 r 2.<(xl2tl5

30c
;
.

A r

"

■lt-r.cfra

'*

UM0

*,1<T

Canadiaii-Oil

5c

12-21

12- 7

7'Ac

j

1-2-51

12?li

25c

22'Ac

11-

'

1

10-16

11- 1

10-16

4'/2 %. rlst

Fund,

Companies,

preferred

Canadian Uti'itlcs,

Canadian

9-30

1

11-

$31c

12-11

nftdia'ii; funds",, plus thls' 'div1detidY-L'!no fr*0c
Canadian Dredgfe &;Dock, Ltd., com. (irreg'.):'i"f,!$70c "■
Canadian
Foreign' 'Investment
(extra)'$$3 1
Canadian- Ihdustrles, Ltd., com.
(quar.)-4-4.-7uM:t$20c

$1.25

1

$40c
Bronze

ferred
."

1

11-30

12-15
12-15

Cordage Co., Ltd.—

B

Non-cum.

10-31
-

'

5%
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd.—

U-15

12-

11-10

$$1.50

:—

A

1

$51'Ac

(annual)

Western

12-

Ltd.—

1

B

class

Class

&

Forgings,
(quar.)—

Canada Safeway,
Canada

common

(quar.)

Extra

U-15

12- 1

(quar.)__

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

10-20

11-15

U-15

$$1.12 >A

.

preferred

'11-1

$20c

12-18

1

Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
5%

Hose

above

Camden

12-18

12-23

30c

(quar.)

10-16

11-15

70c
'

B

$1.40

10-11

1

12-

$15c

(quar.)

common

preferred

10-13

11-15

10c

(quar.)

preference

$1.25

10-23

12-23

15c

(quar.)_

Common

6%

1

10-31

15c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Extra

$3

•'

11-15

11-

$1

75c
62'/2c
62'/2c

10-11

70c

Manufacturing Corp.—

12-1

25C

9

(quar.)__

10-25

11-

Co,

common

25c

(extra)

10-23

11-

$l.l2'/2

Corp.,

10-20

35c

Corp.

2

25c

'

Gas

10-11

1

(quar.)

preference
preferred

$1.20

11-2

$1.12'/2

(quar.)

1

11-

Canada

(s-a)

preferred

11-

(quar.)

California Water & Telephone, com.
$1 preferred
(quar.)
;___

10-10

12-1

25c

7c

Co.

5.36%

1-20

l;

3

$62'Ac

(quar.)_

10-21

1-31-51

10-16

1

12-

Corp

Inc.

5.30%

11-18

$1.50

11-

10-31

12-15

(s-a)

Woven

5%

Inc.—

preference

pfd.

11-

California Water Service Co.—

10- 5

62'/2c

common

6%

10-25

11-15

15c

(quar.)

Co.

1

1

10-31

11-15
11-15

$3

Fund,

80c

1

12-

11-15

10-13

$5C

Company,
.(quar.)

Co.—
$1.25

1-15

10-2J

1

50c

Brass

5.28%

31'Ac

1-31
11-

10-31

California Electric Power Co., $3 pfd. (quar.)
California Packing Corp., com. (quar.)

10-16
11-

2- *

15c

Corp., common

preferred

$1.50

10-16

U-15

15c

preferred

11-15

12-29

1

:

Corp., Ltd.,
'A% convertible

&

4.40%

(quar.)

Arkansas Natural

11-15

1

Extra

4

12-1

12-16

11-

11-

1

50c

quar.)

Ltd
Co.

preferred

Caldwell

10-20

75c

3-1-51

$25c

Jackson

6

10-16

(quar.)

Argus

15c

1

Ltd.—

preferred

3

10-

11- 2

Argo Oil Corp.

Co.,

Company, class A

Canadian

12-14

1

11-

10-31

^—w

6%
preferred (s-a)
Archer-Daniels-Midland

25c

2

11-30

11- 1

(quar.)

preferred

11-15

(quar.)

Aluminum

Edison

CIT

Arcade Cotton Mills—
Common

Sons

Byers
7%

11-8

$1

(quar.)

preferred

$4.50

11-22

1-

11-22

(quar.)

10-24

1

$3

Byron

10-18

25c

1

___

preferred

12-16

12-

1

Apex Electrical Mfg. Co. (resumed)
Appalachian Electric Potoer Co.—

35c

SI

10-16

30c

Trap Co. of America,
Common,
(quar.)

3

$1

11-

30c

Animal

1

12-

(quar.)

(Increased

Butte Copper & Zinc Co.,

10-16

$1.50

11-

W.)

Ami

Bush

11-3

75c

prior

3

$2
62'Ac

1
1

11-15

$1

6%

11-

1

11-

(s-a)

10-20

Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (accum.)

10-20

11-21

11-

56'Ac

Post Products, Inc.—preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)

6%

11-

12-

1

1

30c

(accum.)

10-20

1

Extra

Anchor

11-14

8

11-

12-

(accum.)

Zinc, Lead & Smelting
prior preferred (quar.)
Ampco Metals, Inc.—

11-14

12-

10-20

25c

$5

conv.

1

(quar.)—

American

6%

11-

Co.—

preferred

9

1

11-

32'Ac

Co., Inc., $3.60 pfd. (quar.)
Buckeye Steel Castings, common (irreg.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Bulolo
Gold
Dredging, Ltd._;
:
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. (quar.)

10-13*

$1.12Va

(quar.)

3

11-

11-

Brown Shoe

11-30*

1

$1.25

Glass

convertible

12-12

$1.75

common

&

Brown-McLaren

1

40c

Co

10-16

$5c

(E.

Brooklyn

10-31

37'Ac

Works

11-

1

11-15

75c

Ribbon

7%

10-18

1

11-

$1.25

Corp.,

American

11-

10c

(quar.)

1

11-

$1.50

7%

10-27

75c

(quar.)

1

50c

(quar.)

Viscose

1

"

--

Playing Card Co.,

5%

preferred

12-

1

(quar.)

(quar.U
♦•United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—

1st

12-

(quar.)

,7%

10-31

__

10-12

$1.18%

Semi-annual

10-27

12-

(quar.)

10-26

1

$1.50

Brothers Tobacco Co.,

Class

Screw, 4'A c/o preferred (quar.)__
American Ship Building Co
American Smelting & Refining Co.,
com.
1c/'o

(quar.)

British Columbia Foiest Products, Ltd
Columbia Pulp & Paper Co.,

10-26*

U-27

12-14

(bi-monthly)

pfd.

(quar.)

Eiectric

Class

Co.—

Co.

pr.

1

11-

$1.50

(s-a)

Company
Seagrave,

The

(quar.)

News

12-

12-

-—

.United Gjurimprovement Co.

(N. J.)

preferred

&

Broadway

(quar.)

12-15

12-

—

Co.

6%

American

U-15

50c

U-15

11-20

12-10

50c

Corp.

Air

Lines

preferred

(quar.)

British

U-15

American Superpower, $G pfd.
American Thermos Bottle Co.

I2V2C
$15c

Engineering & Foundry Co.—
(quar.)
———

Special
preferred

5'/o

pfd.

11-

45c

:

6%

quar.)

Co., Inc.
Stores

(J.)

Class

2

10c

American

25c

;—

11-

75c

11-10

6

5 '/o

...

United

7%

11-15

25c
20c

United

Common

1

35c

■_*!

Thrifty Drug Stores Co., Inc
Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
Carbide

12-

50c

(initial)

11-28

5c

American Metal Co.,
Ltd., 4'A% pfd.
American Natural Gas, common

$1

Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd.—

2

quar.)

12-20

12-12

$50c

Special

lieu

American

(increased

Shoe

Boston

each

11-24

8

B

States

12-

40c

(quar.)

U-

__

Marietta

Watch

A

4%

or

12-15

Corp.—

Corp.

11-28

__

1-

common

preferred

Boston

11-15

20c

—

20c

*

Works

Boston

realized

12-14
2-

12- 1

(quar.)

Co.

2

$50c

Fisheries Corp.,
Extra

U-15

12'Ac

i

Common

1

3'Ac

11-15

1

12-

Co

11-20

37'Ac
10c
$4c
50c
50c
50c

—

Co.

Socket

&

11-20

1-

of

10-13

Brazilian

In

Co.

2

Booth

10-20

for

Guaranty

10-18

Bondstock

U-15

paid

12-11

$1.25

^

1

Bon

10-17

11-27

12-11

$1.06'A

—

Oil

be

$1

__

10-10

10-31

Bohn

10-16

1

common

will

1

10-31

Company (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)_
Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co. (Increased
quar.)

11-10

1

11-

11-15

1

25c
25c
50c

—...

....

&

par

12-10

$20c

Steel Co.—

Transmission

Eastern

Texas

Extra

5'10

.

dividend

5

10-31

shares

11-10

50c

—

&

12-

11-

75c

American-Hawaiian

12-15

(quar.)..—

Iron

$1

Cash

12-

12-15

15c

(quar.)___

Corp.,

Bliss

11-10

U-30

11-29

5

25c

Products & Chemical

Increased

Corp.

held.

fractional

11-

■

(quar.)—

—

5

$1.25

Central

of

12-11

25c

(quar.)——
Swan-Finch Oil. 6/0 preferred (quar.).
i'/o 2nd preferred (quar.)
...——
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Symington-Gould Corp. (increased)
——
Talon,
Inc.,; (quar.)—
—;

share

a

10-20

2

11-

Bloch

8

50c

12-

11-

11-

12-

Steamship Co
American Hide & Leather, 6% pfd. (quar.)_
American Home Products Corp.
(monthly)

11-15

1

(quar.)

net

1-

10c

7%

12-

75c

11-15

10%

■—

———

Electric Co,

11-15

&

S>1
50c

—;

Mills,

•.

10-20

9

option

$1

preferred

Tennessee

share

of

Furniture

11-15

quar.)—

Inc. (irreg.)
Sutherland Paper Co., common (quar.)
Extra

1

12-

Light, class B___
liquidating
distribution
of

American

4

11-15

participating preferred (quar.)—
Propane
Gas Corp.
(increased).

Susquehanna

10-31

11-

(quar.)

Power

12-

11-15

(quar.)—

——

$2 conv. preferred
(D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.—

Class A

Co.

Forging

12-15

Products

Briquet,

11-15

(quar.)—_

pfd,

from

American

12-15

(quar.)

—

Aluminum
——'

5%

holder's

11-15

12-15

(quar.)

Inc.

12-20

87'Ac

American

(increased

Spring

Co.

12-11

50c

Iron

Birtman

Shares—

the

second

5

87'Ac

—

Steel

Sterling

Plus

5

50c

Co.,

1-1-81

*

income

American Can

11-

—

—

California

of

Corp.,

investment

at

11-

—_

(quar.)

common

(quar.)—

Insurance

distribution

11-30

$1
$1
30c

—

Products
Co.

net

11-30

12-15

$1.37'A
20c
35c
$1.15
25c
25c
$1.12'A
40c

(quar.)———,

A

$3

12»Ac

*

10-31

30C

11-

Best

10-21

$1.25

Bosch

Business

11-

5% pfd. (quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)
Inc., 3'A% pfd. (quar.)

$1.12

11- ■

Class

10-31

t75c

Co

American

American

9

of

—

Special
Standard

American Book

3

12-

75c

(quar.)

common

& Seal Corp.—
convertible preferred
Coil

United

1

Cap

Oil

U...S.

12-

$1.25

—

preferred

Standard

;U.

Airlines,

25'/2c
30'Ac

^

—

Inc., common (resumed)
preferred
(quar.)

Standard

rU.FS.

American

American Cities

(quar.)—

Extra

,

11-10

30c

(quar.).

preferred (quar.)Telephone Co.—

Standard Brands, Inc.,

Union

1

Associated

preferred

Extra

12-

Edison—

Squibb <E. R.) & Sons,
$4 preferred
(quar.)

Extra

Petroleum

security profits to be paid in cash

(quar.)
Chemical Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Spencer Shoe Corp. (resumed!—

Tampa

Amerada

$3

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

1
1

$25c

Amalgamated Sugar Co.,

11-17

31'Ac

'

_

—

4.60 ','0

4'A%

11-17

9

8c

(irreg.)

Inc.

Lines

1211-

25c

__

10-14

12-

Class

10-16

)75c

9

12-

25c
15c

1

$1.80

Aluminium,
Quarterly (now payable in U. S. funds)

10-14

quar.)

(resumed)

com.

Mortgage

(Increased

Blue

preferred

1

15c

Bertram

of

12-

30c

—

1

11-

25c

Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd.—

4%

1

11-

11-15

$6

1

$15c

Extra

Spencer

Stuart

10-19

10-16

11-

35c

Berland

10-13

11-

30c

30c

Southwestern Electric Service

Stott

11-15

10-24

10-20

1

(quar.)

Beneficial

11-1

Co

RR.,

(quar.)

&

preferred

Blckle

S.)
Company (quar.)___.
Portland Cement Co.
(year-end)

10-20

1

11-

183Ac

(year-end)

A

43/4%

11-20

11-15

(A.

87'Ac
$1.05

common—

non-cum.

Stock

12-15

Aluminum Co.

10-23

—

Southwestern

Extra

Alpha

10-30

Southern Railway Co., common—

$1.60

Aloe

12-15

$1.50

preferred A (quar.)
Pennsylvania Pipe Lines—

Southeastern

Southern

Standard

Steel

12-15

$1.50

convertible

West

$4.50

Cast

12-

2

10-23

—

Alloy

2

1-

10-30

;

Year-end

Spiegel,

2

1-

1

11-

(quar.)__

Corp.
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.,

Benrus

U-15

•

11-

8c

(quar,)

Aroostook

Common

12-11

11-1

Semi-annual

12-30

40c

—

—

{

4.88%

2

593Ac
$$1.12'/2

common

—

Chemical

4.08%

12-

10c

30c

Belding Heminway Co. (increased)
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing
-Quarterly
Quarterly

10-25

2

12-15

20c

Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)__
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.

& Sons Carpet-

(quar.)

Extra

$1.25

2

1-

1-

10%

Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc.—
Increased quarterly

C

11-15

5c

2-

10-17
10-16

56'Ac

1st

Beck

10-25

50c

50c

Solventol

$3.50

dividend)

50c

preferred (quar.)
4.20',0
preferred
(quar.)—
Socony-Vacuum Oil
(quar.)—

$4

(stock

Corp.
Corp.

$1

3'A r/o

$5.50

Industries

1

1

Belmont

$$1.25

Aeroquip

11-

11-

f

(increased

Apartments, $3
preferred (quar.)
(A. S.) Shoe Corp.—

$6

Holders

11-15

$25c

Adams-Millis

12-

37 '/2C

$1.12

Beaux-Arts

Ltd.—

(quar.)

1-18

Extra

5%

preferred

—

(quar.)

(Alexander)

Common

South

Sugar Refineries,
pref. (quar.)

partic.

1

(quar.)——'.

B

Agricultural
preferred

Smith

A

5

10-20

Manufacturing, $4 pfd.. (quar.)
Innes, Ltd., $1 class A (s-a)
Power & Paper, Ltd.—

Class
Beacon

Payable of Rec.

25c

Acadian-Atlantic

4
4

&

Bathurst

U-»«

When

25c

2-

(quar.)-—

preferred

12-15

5

10-

1

common

Bay state

share

(quar.)

—

Coip., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Simpson's Ltd., 4'Af/o pfd. (quar.)
Sioux City Stock Yards Co. (quar.)
6%

Incorporated

1-

7c

4%l/o

8

10-20

25c

10-

1

11-

f$1.37'/2
$1.37 Vz

(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
(monthly)

common

common

America

11-6

12-15

1

11-

(quar.)

Inc.,

Bond

Barcalo

1-

10-30

11-

$1

preference

common

preferred

11-15

week, these being given in the

S5c

Shfcllinar Products

Smith

ATF,

1-

Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
preferred

5%

Bankers

give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬

we

announced

A

Bangor &

1

37'Ac

(quar.)

$1

93%c

conv.

Baldwin Locomotive "Works

1

75c

pfd.

conv.

(quar.)_

(quar.)_

10-20

Foods,

12-

(initial)

10-25

10-31

12-

11-22

11-14

$1.12

25c

50c

12-12

11-10

10-18

$2.50

quar.)__

5

$1

10-30

Class

11-15

12-1

5

35c

B/G

4

31%c

Name of Company

4

1-25

1-25

50c

Extra

4%

11-21

preceding table.

1-25

—

(quar.)

11-10

11-

10-30

Extra

11-22

——

(quar.)

(quar.)

Surety

8

50c

75c

preferred

Sears

(quar.)

Co.

1

12-

11-15

1010-

Ayres (L. S.) Company, 4'/a% pfd. (quar.)_
4'A% preferred series of 1947 (quar,)___

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—

$60c

t$1.50

_

common

preferred

12-

5

1
1

Axe-Hougliton Fund "E,'' Inc. (irreg.)______

10-30

Extra

..

Brick

Paper Co.,

$3.40

11-10

11-14

Special

35c

(quar.)

Corp

Sayre 8: Fisher
Scott

11-10

1

Per

Paper Mills Co., Ltd.—
1st preferred (quar.)

.$6

1

12-

4

Lawrence

$2.40

12-

$2.25

10-

1111-

$2.50

series A

Inc.,

prior

preferred

11-14

Lawrence

Corp., Ltd.—
1st preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)

$4.50

weeks and not
12-

$2
70c

(quar.).

Milling

Avondale

37'Ac

Woodall

Mfg.

Co.,

11-15

50c

(quar.)__

Industries, Inc., common (quar.)..
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Worumbo Mfg., 5%
prior preferred (s-a)
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph)
Company
Towne

&

convertible

Mfg.

11-15

15c

Corp.

(interim)

Mfg.

Nichols

$1.20

12-15

95C

(quar.)

Dental

Austin

Avco

12-15

40c

common

(s-a)

preferred series B

50c

common

1

$1

Powder

50c

Corp.,

11-

•$1

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Coast Line. RR. Co.,

Corp.,
Mills,

10c

Below

dividend payment for the ninth consecu¬
tive quarter.
\

Russell-Miller

11-10

12-12

__

&

1

75c

(quar.)

10-27

$1.08%
$1.083A

(quar.)

(quar.).
Co., 4% preferred A
Atlas
Plywood Corp.
(quar.)
Ault & Wiborg
Proprietary, Ltd.—
5'/2%
prefex-ence
(quai\)_

11-10

40c

preferred

Extra

Yale

1

12-

$1.13

_

Electric

Electric

White

12-

$1.25

West Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)
Railway of Alabama
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.

10-27

1

preferred

preferred

3.75%

common

1

12-

2nd

year

preferred
(quar.)
Indies Sugar Corp. (s-a)

Western

common

a

4%
4%

place

a

12-

Co.

5% non-cum. preferred
Atlantic Refining Co.
4% convertible preferred

___

Ruppert

11-10

11-10

4.35%

12-11

—

A

1

11-

4%

(quar.)

dividend

preferred

11-

87'Ac

___:

(quar.)

Co.,

Hass

Stock

preferred

1

11-20

1

Atlantic

Extra

Weston

50c

Co

guaranteed

is

$2

Electric

12-

11-

Holders

Payable of Rec.

$2

City

11-14

stock

common

$4.50
West

quarterly

Extra

Atlas

Brothers

3.80%

Richmond

7%

It

common

Wheeler, Osgood Co.

Copper & Brass,

6%

splitting the

Extra

at

(quar.)

Spring

new

Warren

issue

this dividend.)

Inc.,

preferred

Reynolds

(Entire
Nov.

Increased

Atlantic

ioc

Company

Westinghouse

preferred

Rand,

10-25

40c
15c

on

U-15

approve

1

50c

Co
Railway & Light Securities—
for

11-15

1

20c

Walker

25c

Corp

preferred

11-15

1

12-

Wamsutta Mills—A special meeting of stock¬
holders will be held 0n Nov. 10 to

$1.25

iquar.)_

(quar.)

convertible

1

12-

22'Ac

(quar.)

3

83c

iquar.)___

common

12-

$1.06%

When

Share

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—

dividend basis.

Quincy Mining

Remington

Corp.

10-31

&

Per

Name of Company

10-16

25c

Manufacturing

11-

20c

called

Vogt

1

25c

11-15

$1

Extra

Revere

1-

11-

(quar.)

Pictures Co., 4'A%
pfd. (quar.).
Universal Winding Co., 90c conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Venezuela Syndicate, Inc. (irreg.)

12-18

$20c

Fund, Inc. (irreg.)
State Oil Refining

Quaker

$4

1-15

9

Hampshire)—

(quar.)

Co.

Co.,

preferred

J.)

(New

preferred

Oil

11-24

11-

1

25c

(resumed)-,.;

Inc.

Ltd.____

Mines,

Service

4%

Universal

12-11
12-

Co.

Holders

Payable of Rec.

62'Ac

2%

Water

Proprietary

5%

11-24

(quar.)

10c

dividend

Princeton

Public

12-11

Insurance

When

share

preferred

50c

(quar.)

Plymouth Rubber Co.,

Pure

Universal

$1

(quar.)

Plymouth Oil Co.

Public

11-21

50c

(quar.)—

5%

Transit,

8c

(quar.)

common

Name of Company
United

12-31

12c

Mills,
preferred

Plomb

11-21

Per

„

Payable of Rec.
12-31

47

Holders

25c

Extra

Pillsbury
$4

When

Vickers,

Carolina Power

&

Ltd

pfd.

Ltd.:

Light Co., com

'11-15

•

*i.;i

11-15
'

10-12

10-31

9-29

H- 1

$7c

10-14

11-15

(quar..).

$25c

,__rr.__r

$$1.12'/a

.t

(quar.)—... $$1.25

<

Ltd., com.

(qua$.,)r

Ltd., 5%

.

12-151

.

10rl4

1-15

12-29

11-15

10-27

?25c

12-15

12-

50c

11- 1

10-10

1

48

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1672)

per

.

Name

Share

of Company

(A.

Catelli

Food

Class

M.)

B

Company

&

(quar.)

10-20

Detroit-Michigan
5%
preferred

Detroit River Tunnel

11-20

Di

11-30

11-20

75c

$1.05

(irreg.)

Central Electric & Gas Co.

Central

Monthly
Gas

Central

Louisiana

Central

Ohio

3.60%

Electric

(quar.)_

Central

Power &

preferred

(stock

i

Light Co.

& South

Soya

West

Co.

Corp.

Corp.,

preferred

Cherry-Burrell

Y.)

(N.

Corp.,

in

10-31

11- 1
11- 1

—

(One

the year of

Corp.

Cincinnati,

Cleveland,

Chicago

A

$1.20

preferred

10-16

2
2

12-16

preferred

Combustion

Interim

Association

$1.90

preferred

$2.04

&

Consolidated

.

Class

A

(quar.)

Class

B

cuse)

10-20

preferred

11-

10-16

10-30

10-16

11- 1

9-29

11-15

11-

75c

11-15

10-31

1

12-15

12- 9

11-20

11-

2

11-

1

10-

5

11-

1

10-

5

50cv

11-

1

10-

5

55c

11-

1

10-

5

1

10-14

11- 1

10-14

25c

11-1

10-16

$1.25

11- 1

10- 6

Consolidated

Natural

(s-a)

10-20

Corp.

Common

of

(quar.)_
Continental Foundry & Machine Co.—
demption

(Entire

issue

Nov.

at

on

15

called

$105

per

Exchange

Seal

&

Zellerbach

(Entire
Nov.

1

issue

Ltd.

Co.,

Corp.,

called

at $102.50

per

$4

preferred
Nest Pass

Crum &

7%

I

A

12-

2

12- 8

11-20

11- 6

11-20

11-

Water,

preferred

Delaware

Power

&

Dennison Mfg. Co., com. A

Voting

Union

______

stock

Stock

(quar.)

Yard

Co




11-25

11-15
12-

1-2-51

Shoe

B

11-

12-15

1

10-17

11-15

10-16

1

12-

1

10-31

$35c

10-31
1-2-51

12-

10-14

11-

12-

8

1

10-25

quarterly

reported

in

11-15

10-30

12-

pay-

11-

6

.

col¬

these

the

of

column of

our

'

24

11-15

11-

1

10-20

$1.50

11-

1

'

10-16

10-19

18 AC

1-

1

new

'

.

.

2

4-

1

62'Ac

10-31

10-20

10-20

10-31

Forbes &

(quar.

French

7%

1

12-

1

11-

1

10-16

10-31

10-13

65C

AA

11-15

10-16

:

12-11

11-10

'

12-11

1-2-51

1-

6

10-24
10-24

11-15

Steel

(stock

Products

preferred

dividend)

preferred

(quar.)

Ll__2_'2________

10-20

10-20
9-29

1

10-13

11-24
11-

11-

1

10-13

11-

1

10-14

$$1.12%

11-

1

10-14

$3

11-

1

10-13

25c

10-31

10-13

55c

10-31

10-13

25c

11-

1

10-20

$1

11-

1

10-20

4%

$1

11-

1

10-20

(quar.)

1

10-20

(quar.)

—

2'Ac
12'Ac

11-

1-2-51

12-18

1

10-16

11-

Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Co.

Inc.

Motors

(quar.)

11-

1

10-20

10-31

10-17

11-

10-20

Public

10-10*
11-

3

10-10*

Utilities

11-

1

10-

9

11-

1

10-

9

50c

12-

8

11-17

$1.50

2-

1

1

$1.50

11-

1

9-29

$1.37%

11-

1

9-29

$1

(quar.)

2-15

11-

30c

11-

1

11-15

9-29

10-i6

1-10

12-20

25c

12-

1

11-15

J15c

11-

1

10-21

10-30

10-23

35c

31'Ac

11-

1

25c

11-

1

10-

9

11-

1

10-

9

12-

1

11-20

.

:

10-20

12-15

11-15

11-

10-18

1

10-28

ll- .l

10-11

30c

11-

10-27

15c

11-

1

10-27

$1

11-

1

10-14

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

pfd.

(quar.)

(quar.)

30a

.

(

20c

10-23

1

Terminal

10c

4% %
Int'l

Co.

10-16

11-

1

10-20

1

10-10

11-

1

10-10

35c

11-20

11-

1*

3%

12- 8

10-

9

,

t25c

7%

preferred

($5

9-27
,

11-

1

10-14

1

10-14

10c

11-

3c

1

11-

•

.

•

•

11-27

40c

Publishing Co.—
:

1111-

1

25c

12-

10-31
10-31

1

$1.12%

(increased quar.)

10-20
•

11-21

25c

(increased)

10-14

1
,

27%c

(quar.)____

9

.

^

•

...

10-20.
'

10-20

11-30

com.

,

30c

_____

of

Canada, Ltd.—

par)

par)

(quar.)

(quar.)

1-15

12-15

1-15

12-15

$1.75

(quar.)

12-30

50c
30c

Co.,

'

($100

9-19

11-

1-_—_1__1

preferred Kquar.)

preferred

„

1

10-31

15c

(accum.)

7%

11-

"

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.

10-10

50c

Corp.

Group

International Nickel

1

11-

25c

Harvester

10-20

11-

20c

"

Corp.,. common

preferred

11-1

51c

Ltd.— * '

Special
7%

10-25

i

55c
;—_—

(quar.)

Cigar Machinery CO.

$3,50

11-6

11-

10c

(quar.)__

(s-a)

Bond

preferred

International

11-16
11-20

15c

(quar.).

Shares;

4

$1

(quar.)

Group

Stock-and

12-20

45c

Investors

Brownhoist

Aviation

12-30

Corp.—-

—

common

RR.

preference

Interchemical

11-

$1.25

Zinc Co.

preferred

,

11-15

.

Indiana Associated Telephone—
$2

.

11-15

30c

(irreg.)
Imperial. Chemical Industries,'Ltd.—
Ordinary ^hares (interim)-:
____
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Ltd.—
4%

1

56'AC

International Educational
11-15

11-15

11-15

(quar.)—

Institutional

1

12-15

quar.)

$4

Extra,-Inglewood Gasoline I—

1

11-

11-15

1—

Co.,

preferred

10-25

11-

11-20

11-15-

20c

(increased" quar.)

11-10

$1.50

pfd. (quar.)

Co.

11-

11-15

11-20

$1.50

(quar.)——L

11-25

11-

10-16

1_

50c

common

$1

Co.—
±

(quar.)—

Co.,

11-10

1

12-

J25C

'

(quarr)

11-25

60c

1

12- 1

62%c

common

25c

93%C

(quar.)J

Peanut

Power

Industrial

50c

preferred (quar.)

preferred

9-#0

11-

10-16

25c

—

Incorporated
11-14

12>Ac

5

1-16
*

.

Y.)

(increased

Extra,
4.98%

62'Ac

$1.25

Advertising

-

dividend).

(Tom)

Illinois

37'Ac

1

1

37'Ac

—

Brick

Illinois

17'Ac

(quar.)—

(increased)

Co.

.

preferred

10-20

87'Ac

(irreg.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

Outdoor

^N.

Refrigerator,

Power

1

1

1-26

11-

$1.50

Co.

Special
Idaho

11-

Corp.

preferred

-

preferred (quar.)
.1
Hytron & Radio & Electronics

15c

12-

____

50c

5%

Illinois

,11-

2flc

$1.25

f.

(quar.)

this

Huston

1

$1.75

12-

30c

(quar.)

Lighting & Power,

plus

12-

$1.06'A

11-14

12-15

preferred
(entire
issue
called
for
.redemption on Nov. 15 at $53 per share

12-20

1

11-24

20c

$2.25

30c

$1

11-15

20c

50c

Huttig Sash & Door Co.—

(quar.)_

56'Ac

(quar.)I

—I

Illinois

Inc.—

1-25

15

quah

Extra

11-15

$1.25

tl2'Ac

(quar.)_

10-25

2-15

1

A

(Joseph)

Extra

12'Ac

1

10-25

11-15

50%

(initial

&. Hardart

Hussmann

Foods

preferred

General

pfd.

Horn

10-20

1

11-15

be¬

Nov.

on

Horder's, Inc. (quaf.)
Hormel .(George A.) & Co.,-common

1

12-

11-1

53'Ac

(ektra)__

preferred
& Co.—

(Henry)

Hofne

25c

10-16

1

35c

7quar.j:

preferred

convertible

11-

General Public Service Corp., $6
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
$4

5%

15c

—

11-15

12-30

2 50c

Hires (Charles.E.) Company (quar.)
Mfg. Co., Ltd., ..class" A (quar.)_
Holeproof Hosiery Co. - (initial)
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv6 pfd. (quar.)_
Holly Sugar Corp., common "(quar.)__

(quar.)
_

rodemptfon

Lumber

common

Houston

—

12-1

12-30

53V8C

(quar.)

dividend

10-20

r

11-

30c

(quar.)

common

A

Corpy common

(Edward)

10-20

(quar.)

11-15

>

share
plus7 this quarterly
payment.) " ___222____.

Hotels

1

(quar.)

Industries

6%

*
,

1-15-51

per

convertible

1

—

A

Mills,

6%

$51

for

1-15-51

10%

Hibbard, Spencer, Eartlett & Co. (monthly).
Monthly
'
Monthly
2_22.
1_222_2_„
Higbee Company, 5%
preferred
(quar.)
Higbie Manufacturing Co.
rquar.)

11-

Malting Co., com.

General

General

called

9

$1.25

2.__2:

series

$1 non-cumulative class A Iquar.)
Ho.he Oil Co.,, Ltd.;

Co.

preferred

General

ing

9

10-

10%

Holt

10-30

11-

preferred

10-

10-31

Corp.—

(quar.)

11-

(quar.)

preferred

Common

10-24

non-voting -(stock dividend)
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_

Powder

35c

Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)_

$3.75

11-15

voting

Common

10-17

10-31

93%c

Holden

.

1

10-30

$4

$5 preferred

11-

(quar.)___
Pillot, Inc.—

&

11-10

Corp.—

—

12-20

11-15

preferred

Henke

6%

B.) & Co., Inc
Company, 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Gair (Robert) Co., 6% preferred (quar.)____
Gale & Company, common (quar.)

12-25

30c

10-16

12-

10-31

93%c

(D.

'Ac

10- 2

11-20

10-31

New

25c

25c

,

(quar.)

12-20

10-31.

1

Stock

10-31

$1

:

11-20

10-11

10-20

12-

,

1-20

10%

Extra

12-25

12-20

10-13

1

4%

11-10

10c

—

-J

class A

Co.,

40c

11-

25C

,

,

Grain &

11-25

1

(reduced)

10-20

Hilton

35c

(s-a)

Investing Co.,

F.)

preferred

$3.50

"

1

12-

12'Ac

Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)

Brush

$1.50

12-

10-24

\

—

Machine

(s-a)

I0-2O

—______

N. J.)

(extra).:

(A. J.)

(Fred

$2.20

12-11

;

15c

quar.)

Co

Telegraph

1

1

at

1

11-18

:

common

Kleiser

preferred

Fhiller

12-

12-20

-

_—j

Wallace,

II-

1

:

&

4'A%

10-20

12-11

12-15

—

preferred

3

10-27

$1.37%

(quar.)

1

11-

Hihes

(Stock dividend)

convertible

pfd.

11-

11-

'•dividend

Street Corp.—

&

6

11-

11-15

*

10-16

1

10-31

$1.50

(quar.)

Gear

11-

11-16

$2.50

4'4%} preferred series A fqiiar.J2____
4%'% preferred series B (Entire Issue

4c

(increased

11-15

15c

F.)

10-17

11-

40c

(quar.)

Co., class A

t$1.25

(quar.)_

2

Marx

1

Electric

(J.

4%%

'

Inc.—

:_i

common

Company 5'A%
&

125c

common—

(s-a)

7%

10-11

37'Ac

(quar.).

Corp.

General

12-27

preferred

15c

quftr.)

Inc.,

6%

10-11

10-31

40C

General

11-1

Ltd.,

(initial

Hercules

.

3-16

25C

12-

11-

Co.,

prelerred

Hercules

12-16

$$1.63

(acun

.11- 6
6

(resumed)"-

Common

*

12-11

1-

$1.06 »A

•)

com.

12-18

8

Co.

Light Co." (quar.)—68%c
Company, Ltd.; class A (quar.)
$12>Ac
Hat Corp. pf America* 4'A%
pfd. (quar.)_
$1.12%
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc.- (qtfar.)
25c
Haydoclc Fuiid, Inq. (quar.)'.
13c
Hecht
Company, common (quar.)
40c

10-10

1

11-15

1

50c

Aug.

amending' action,

Hart; Schaffner

11-10

1

10c

12-

1

Hartz

1

1

12-

1

-50c

l

regular

Cotton

Harris .(A.)

9-30

11-

12-16

11-13
11-

75c

5%

10-17

12-

12-29

1
2

$2

Hamilton

.

10-16

10-31

11-

$2

1

1212-

30c

the

The

dividends..

11-15

50c

Transportation Corp.—
$4.25 preferred series A (quar.)
General Cigar Co., 7% preferred (quar.):
General Finance Corp.
5% preferred A (s-a)
4% convertible preferred C (s-a)

11-

11-

25c

common——

directors Ls shown in

10-20

40c

$2 preferred

Brothers

60c

4%

i

50c

(quar.)_

Cementing—
riieeting held on

a

previously

Hallicrafters

11-10

11-

General .American

11-

Co.

RR.

Well

at

umns.

5 %,

(increased)—

(extra)

Gardner-Denver

$1.25

V

Co.,

Oil

declared

3

25c '

Gabriel

30c

(increased quar.)

common

debenture

10-20

$25c

Machinery & Chemical-Corp.—
preferred (quar.)___-

Fuller

15c

Light Co.L___

11-17

Ohio

Brothers

Directors

10-16

Tanning

&

Handmacher-Vogel,

—

semi-annual

'Ac

(quar.)

1

(quar.).

3%%

11-20

11-15

35c

Ha)le

10-18

12-

10-16

Corp.

Stock

'Ac

Phipps Stores

8

1

10c

Extra

$1.75

;

5%

6

—

——-—---

Davenport

8

$$2

(monthly)

(monthly)

Extra

Denver

2

1-

$1.05

Co., Ltd
pfd. (quar.)

(quar.)
Realty & Securities Corp. (N. Y.)
A

Class

8%

1-

$1.13

$50c

preferred

Class

Dean

$1.12'A

preferred

Forster, 8%
Culver Corp.
(s-a)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
Dallas Railway & Terminal, com. (quar.)__
Dansker

Class

10-27

for
redemption on
share plus this div¬

(quar.)
Coal

Fiorsheim

11-20

662Ac

$4.20

11-

30c

(accum.)

Food Fair Stores

50c

—

idend)
Crows

6-11

12-13

.=___

Freiman

$1.13

(quar.)
2nd

3-12

6-30-51

Mobile

Hartford

pfd.

Extra

11- 3

75c

Cork

Crown

Bank

11-17

share

Quarterly
Crown

Products

Increased

First

$1

62'Ac

6

3-30-51

11-

10%

Petroleum

Franklin

12-1.

10-16

1

2-1-51

$1.25

$1.19

Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark,

re¬

preferred.
Trust Co. (N. Y.)

Bank

Works

Corp.

preferred

Class

for

plus this dividend).
Continental Gin Co., 4'A%
Corn

$3

Foster

$1

12-

11-

37'Ac

$1.25

1

(quar.)

Fifteen Hundred Walnut

Froedtert

preferred

preferred

G'A%

prior preferred

11-15

$1

quar.)

Extra

6%

6%

10-16

America—

(increased

Fibreboard

1

SI

Container

Screw

11-15

$50c

12-20

37'Ac

(quar.)

11-

dividend

12-

$1

Mills, Ltd.
1
preferred
(s-a)
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. (year-end)
Consumers Power Co., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4.52 preferred (quar.)

50c'

*

(quar.)
(quar.)—

(quar.)—

(quar.)_.

pfd.

Extra

Consolidated Textile

5%

2_

preferred
prelerred

preferred
preferred

10-16

;

Common

10-30

(quar.)

1

$5

1

(quar.)_.

Stores,

Corp.

Enamel

Foote

.

$1

Gas

Grain, Ltd.,

Federal

Ferro

Food

u

share)

10-16

1

$5

1

for

preferred (quar.).
Corp.
(quar.)

First York Corp.,

liquidation
distribution
(brings
liquidation distributions to a total of
per

Department

Federal-Mogul

"56"

Seventh

$52.50

iz-

11-

10-25

11-15

15c

common

Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland

(Toronto)—

,

lz-iu

11-

1

11-

$2.50

Federal

Ltd.—

Consolidated Liquidating Corp.—

40c
50c

Co.—

12-28

of

dividend

convertible

Stock

Y.)

10-27

$1.25

$2.50

Fedders-Quigan

51c

(N.

1

10-27

11-15

(quar.)

1

47'Ac

Co.

11-

11-15

25c

Co., common
(quar.)__2_

Hershey Chocolate Corp.,

11-

40c

(quar.)

11-15

25c

preferred

11-

(quar.)

10-26

37'Ac

Consolidated Edison

56'Ac

(quar.)

$5

10-16

Quarterly

11-

6

6

Gulf

1

-

11-10

10-26

37(Ac

11-

Griess-Pfleger

10-20

11-15

(quar.)

3

11-21

11-17

$1.12%

12-12

1

$2'Ac

Corp.

11-

25c

Co.

Brewery

11-15
11-

11-15

Insurance

Inc.

1

11-24

90c

(s-a)

10-16

$1.75

Extra

(quar.)

Consolidated Dearborn

Life

Co.,

convertible

3%%

7% preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks Company, 6%

11-30
11- 1

Inc.—

Industries, Inc.—
;

Dock

12-

25c

prior pfd.

10-31

12-15

$1.25

11-15
12-30

Power—

Chemical

&

1

30c

(quar.)

Smelting

8

11-

(s-a)

10-24

11-9

(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

10-20
11-25

12-

12-15

Ltd. (reduced)

10-14

11- 9

preferred

$1.80

&

Western

convertible

1
,

f50c

Dredge

L.)

11-

' 12-15

.

11-

15c

(quar.)

10-31

4(4%

preferred

75c

1

11-15

30c

j

Ltd._

Light

5%

15c

Eversharp, Inc., common—
Faber, Coe & Gregg, common

t$2

Mines,

Connecticut

5%

9-30

Co.—

(quar.)
Mills, Ltd,, 5% pfd.-

Federated

Quarterly
Coniaurum

11-22

1

11-

$6.50

(quar.)

Esmond

1

$4c
Life

12-12

(H.

Halliburton

A

10-20

(accum.)

10-16

2__

Griesedieck

Erie Railroad Co.—

4

75c

pfd.

,

$1.25

Electric

10-

50c

Corp.,

(N.,H.), 7%

30c

.—

12-16

10-16

(quar.)

11-

'<quar.)_2__

Knight Co.,

burnt

held).

10-31

1

11-15

11-15

25c

"

Mining

10-10

12-15

12-15

Ltd.

Southern

Green

*

10-31

$1

$25c

Co.

Lakes

Great

3

15c

Utilities

Empire Mill work Corp.—
Employers Group Associates
Enamel & Heating Products,
Equity Corporation, 20c pfd.

11-16

11-1

11-

150c

Inc.—

Extra

12-21

$1.50

W'illiamsport RR.-(s-a)

District
preferred

11- 1

___;

Confederation

4%

5%

11-15

___,

Co.

1

2

1-

$1.25

(A

11-

$1.07

International

Concord Gas Co.

$5

8

Co.

Texas

shares

100
&

of

$1.06%

Electric—

Increased

$2.20

shares

Share

&

18%c

(quar.)—

Commonwealth Edison

$2

Bond

10-31

25%,

$2.50

% %

11-15
1

9c
$1.18%

(quar.)
(stock dividend)

Engineering-Superheater,

Commonwealth

(3

4

11-15

v

15C

—

—

120c

A

30c

$30c

(quar.)

12-

50c

17c

—

(quar.)

(monthly)

common

t-30c
135c

,

(quar.)

—

pfd.

#20c

(quar.)—_____

Columbus & Southern Ohio

Co.

iquar.)

4.80%

Co.

Co.,

25c

preferred

Supply

Inc.

Associates—
(accum.)_—

Steel

&

Common

vtc.

$5 preferred

(quar.)—

,

1

11-

35c

&

Ltd.,

Sugar

Empire

1
1

Extra

4%

Metals

Bradstreet,

Products

10-20

111211-

20c

Columbia Gas System, Inc. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., common
$4.25

11-

11-15

$30c

Monthly
Ekco

12-

10-11

87'Ac

Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.

11-22

35c
50c

—

Co., Ltd

Freres

each

10-31

!

pfd.

Paper

preferred

Elmira

$5

$1.12'A

class

10-16

—

Test

4

10-

$1.12'A

—

20c

4%%

U.

1

,

10-31
11-15
1-2-51

(quar.)

Colonial Finance,

Ltd.,

1

11-

$1.25

Mfg. Co. (resumed)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
$2.25 preferred (quar.)

10-14

Dv/ight

3%

$1.25
60c

2

1

(quar.)

common

(quar.)
S. A., Inc.—

Eastern

Ltd.—

Corp.,

Co.

preference

Edgewater

Graton

Great

Electric

Wire

Acceptance

Aircraft

Corporation,

Ducommon

$5

11-

10-

11-15

$12'Ac

(quar.)

12-15

10 15

1

$$1.12%

Ltd

10-16

7

6- 6

11-

$1.25

Worsteds

preferred

11-15

(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)

Insulated

11-17

Paper, Ltd.—

12-20

6c

$3.50

&

Woolens

convertible

.,11-

Gray

Corp.________—
Mfg. Co. (year-end)
Eastern Kansas Utilities,
Inc. (initial)
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—
6% preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred E (accum.)

Louis

(quar.)

Collyer

12-15

Co.,

Union

2-14

11-15
11-15

'quar.)

Consolidated

Power

$25c

12- 1

(B.

Colonial

Granby
Grand

(quar.)

1-1-51

(quar.)

J.), Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., com.

6
3

Co., Ltd.—

15c

preference

Coghlin

Chemical

&

$1-50
St.

10-

10-

$12'Ac

(quar.)

preferred (quar.) _________—
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America

20c

Class

Ltd.

11-10

—

&

1

Batteries,

Company, Ltd.

A

10-31

Ltd.—

Co.,

11-10

(monthly)

Cockshutt Plow

11-

Linoleum

&

&

Class

6

$40c

$$1.25

(quar.)

Oilcloth

10-16

Common

Hardware,
(quar.)

Grafton

10-

10-19

20c

preferred

Gould-National

10-16

1

12- 1
12- 1

(monthly)

conv.

10-16

1

11-

11-15

Common

Breweries

1

11-

11- 1

(s-a)

preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., com
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Securities Corp., prior lien__.
Clinton Foods, Inc., common
(monthly)

4'A%

11-

$25c

Duro

common—

(quar.)

Cochrane Dunlop

$20c

$37'AC

(quar.)—

2-28-51

Canada, Ltd.

Ltd., common
preference
<quar.)__

11-17

3-

of

10-31

12- 1
1-15
12- 4
4-16
7-16
11-10
1-2-51
11- 1

10-16

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

11-15

Co., Ltd.,- com.

11-16

50c

$$1.50

Fabrics,

10-16

15c

.

12-

1

11-30

$2.50

4%
preference
(quar.)
2,
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com. (quar.)
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)___2
Gotham Hosiery Co. (quar.)

Dupuis

6

10-17

10-1

11-

50c

(quar.)

11-15

10-18

12-

10-31

10-20

1

'

Rubber Co., common
preferred (s-a)
1

5%

11-1

10-30

56'Ac

pfd. (quar.)—
(increased)

Goodall

,

11-15

11-

common

10-31

Malting

Dominion

&

10-21

11-20

$1.25

4'A%

Corp.,

Common

10-21

1

1

1

Common

Dryden

9-30

1

$$1.25

10-18

Ry., 5%

Coast

11-1

11-20

Globe

10-30

Tool

11-24

preferred

4%

1

11-

11-20

11-30

Co.—•"

1

11-

6

11-30

5c

Machine

Razor

American

10-

25c

________

1

(quar.)

Lewis

11-

Ltd.—

Investment,

Co.,

Quarterly

Douglas

&

Safety

1

10c

(quar.)

440c

Dominion

4'A%

Gillette

11-

25c

(quar.)

convertible

Dominion

5%

Inc.

Giddings

11-15

31'Ac

10-18

11-

50c

11-15

10c

11- 1

(quar.)

Machine

2nd

'

10-18

11-15

t$1.25

Co.

preferred
(quar.)
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co.,

$17'AC

11-1

Co

Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.

Clearing

10-24

common

35c
$1

—

Co.,

10-14

10-18
10-18

11-15

125c

1

Rubber

20c

:

Angio

Bridge

Dominion

Dun

(quar.)
Machine

1

10-30

10-31

10-31

125c

_L—

$5

25c

-

11-

40c

62'Ac

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

&

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

87'Ac

Ltd.,

'

Gentry,

(quar.)__

8%
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
20c
$1.37'A
30c
30c

City Investing Co., common
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Stores Co., common (quar.)

preferred

10-10

Extra

preferred
Tire

(quar.)_

common

(quar.)

Ltd. (quar.)
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)

&

preferred

Dominion

Tar

4

10-14

—

Dominion

for

common

City

Electric

5%

Oil

10-24

6

1

Corp.,

prelerred

Share

20c

Corp.,

Stores,

11-

11-

Increased quarterly

——_

&

Dominguez

Dominion

10-

General

9c

(quar.)_.
_____________
Fields (monthly)

10-24

10-24

$1

$3.50

General Steel Wares,
Extra

Ltd.—

pref.

A

Ltd

Finance

preferred

Drewry's,

——

Milling

6*

5%

10-17

——

45c

of

snare

Special

Gas

10-

1947,

held).___

Quarterly
Quarterly

Cincinnati

10-14
10-14

10-17

11-15

quarterly

Mines,

5%

Dravo

$3.75

shares

Cincinnati

3

(

Wilmington & Franklin Coal
12'A

11-

11-15

—

Donnacona

1949)

dividend

10-16

$1.75 per share for the

and

Chicago Yellow Cab Co._
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)

4%

Domestic

87'Ac
I
15c

(resumed)

(quar.)

respect to

1948

A

Dome

1

10-14

40c

Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Series A pfd.
(This payment includes $1

Class

1

10c
$1
$1
50c

common

common

(The)

Chicago Corp.

each

11-15

class

Extra

12-

11-30
11-15
11-1
11-1
11- 1
10-31
10-31
10-31
11-15

(quar.)

preferred (quur.)
4%
preferred
(1947 series)
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.—
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)

Stock

12- 1
10-31

Increased

11-

1

2

—

Trust

Construction Co.,

conv.

2

11- 1

4%

Chicago,

11-

$1
22'Ac
50c
5c
56'Ac

(quar.)

conv.

of

11-15

6

1-

Corporation
(quar.)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—

10-

1

11-

Divco

Dominion

(quar.)

Investment

Store

vear

10-10

11-15

(Texas) —

(quar.)

Chase National Bank

$1 for

11-

5%

dividend)

(quar.)

Central
Central

declared

10-20

11-15

1-15-51

137'Ac

(year-end)

Dishcr Steel
$1.50

50c

—

Corp.—

Investment

Dominion

(quar.)

Paper Co.

4%%

Inc.

Co.,

10-31
12- 1
10-31
11-30
12-30

B

of Company

Shoe

$4

—

(s-a)

When

Per

Name

SI

(quar.)

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

.

Holders

Co.

Stove

Fruit

When

Payable of Rec.

General

(year-end)

Diocesan

9

Light & Power—

preferred

Central

Chain

Electric

&

9

10-16

90c

_________

Hudson

10-

10-

45c

quar.)

—

Monthly
Central

11-10
10-31
10-31
11- 1

15c

(increased

Foundry Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)__—
Hollywood Bldg. Co. (monthly)

Central

4%

25c
25c
$1.50
20c
$1.25
25c
25c
25c

A

Class

10-20

10-20

Giorgio
Class

Share

of Company

10-31

—

Coke Corp.

Name

12-18
*
11-10
11-30

Caterpillar Tractor Co., com, (increased)
4.20% preferred (quar.)*—_____
Celotex Corporation, common (quar.)—;
5% preferred (quar.)
Central Coal &

12- 4

50c
$$
50c
$12'Ac

(quar.)

'quar.)
class A

Ltd.,

Products,

_____

Per

Holders

120c

Carpenter Paper Co., common
4% preferred (quar,),
Castle

When

Payable of Rec.

.

12-1

11-6

-

10-31

•

t$1.75

11-

1

10-

2

t8%c

11-

1

10-

2

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Share

of Company

Holders

When

Per

Name

McCabe

International Resistance Co.—
6%

Interstate

utilities

Year-end

Intcrtype

,

Corporation

25c

12-

1

11-15

McColl

rrontenac

12-

1

11-15

10c

Trust

Co.

preferred

held.)

Mills,

Johnson

&

Above

15

(quar.)

25c

2

3-19

10-19

Common

1-2-51

12-18

Common

(quar.)
(quar.)

50c

10-19

50c

4-2-51

3-19

13 %c

2nd

4 7«

11-17

10-31

10-16

(quar.)

20c

11-

10-15

Mclntyre

for

A

1

10-15

1

11-25

Mead

11-

1

10-25

11-

1

series C

(initial

1

10-18

$1

11-

1

10-16

Royalty

(s-a)

11-

1

$1

11-

1

11-

1

2c

11-

1

3c

3.80%

preferred

preferred
Shoe

&

$4

31

at

$106.75

idend.)

share

per

1

11-14

Oklahoma

12-

1

11-14

Oliver

1

11-14

Oliver

12-

1

11-14

Ontario

&

11-

1

10-20

Ontario

Steel

12-15

11-22

11-15

10-31

Mica

Co.

of

Ltd

$4.40

preferred

12-

10-31

10-10

$1.25

10-31

10-10

11-

3

$1.25

11-20

Facific

12-

Gold

Kerr-Addison

F'ibre Co.,

Keyes

Ltd.

Mines,

class A

$3

Steel

ft

called

issue

(Entire

Dec.

at $21.50

1

redemption

for

Y.)

Rhoades,
Gas

474 7c

$20

11-

1

10-25

12-15

11-15

Co.,

Minute

$1.50

2nd

conv.

Maid

pfd.

Corp.,

(S.

Co.

&

H.)

Kroehler

prefeired

A

Kysor

3-20

1

9-30

La

Crosse

La

Plar.te-Choate

11-20

10-31

20c

$6

10-17

Mohawk

10-17

Monongahela

$1.50

11-

1

10-11

4.507c

50c

12-12

11-21

4.80 7c

25c

12-12

11-21

50c

12-

Salle
of

Inc._
Co.

Extra

Salt

Corp.,

+

pfd.

iquar.)

29C

1

1

11-

1

10-21

Co.

$1.15

1-

2

12-15

$1.20

11-

1

$1.50

class

A

preferred

Investment
Shares

12-

1

11-10

Narragansett

11-15

10-31

Nathan

11-

10-20

National

9-30

30c

Cash

National

Casket

Co.,

preferred

City Bank

National

Container

1

11-10

1

10-24

11-22
11-

1
1

10-U

$1

12-

J

11-

3

12-

1

1L-

3

—

<quar.)___

Machine

Welding

10-14

$4.50

10-16

$4

56 7»c

11-1

10-14

11-

10-13

12-

3-10-5i

12-

5

12-

5

11-15,

10-20

12-30

12-

45c

11-

1

10-13

15c

12-11

11-15

12-11

11-15

50c

11-

10-11*

10-30

10-20

10-30

10-20

$1.50

11-

1

10-13

20c

1-

2

12-15

(quar.$1.12Mt

1-

2

12-15

Corp.,

common.....

preferred

—

___

•__

5 7c

Coal

Dock

&

Louisiana Power
&

Adams

Luzerne

47i%

Lynch
M.

J.

pla.

(quar.)_

preferred

M.

M.

tion

€2»/zc

1-2-51

12-20

Selected

4-1-51

Realization,

Ltd.,

1

25c
75c
t$1.25

11-15

11-

1

Quaker

Oats

11-

1

10-20

Quebec

Power

12-

1

11-10

Quinte

Milk Products,

11-

1

10-14

11-15

Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)
Neilson
(William), Ltd., 5%

12-15

Neisner

11-15

11-

1

4%%

12M»C

11-15

11-

5

New

11-

10-13

New

ordinary

(increased

Co.

(quar.)_

_______

3
3

New

Process

York

York Chicago

12-15

11-15

10c

10-31

10-23

New

10c

10-31

6%

10-23

10-

1

9

York

Merchandise

New

York

State

10-31

10-13
1 1-1A

472%

1

$4.50

11-10

11-30

preferred

Newberry
72 7*

12-

10-31

4

11-

10-20

1

20c

12-18

12-

45c

11-

10-20

1

8

12-18

12-

7c

12-20

12-11

50c

(quar.)

20c

10-31

(J.

Corp.,

com.

10-20

11-

1

11-

1

10-20

12-

1

11-15

12-20

11-17

11-

1

10-20

11-15

10-20

42 72c

93%c
$1.1272
$1.1272

:__

(quar.)

1-

1

12-

1-

1

12-

8

1-

1

12-

8

11-

1

10-16

8

12-31

12-

1

90c

12-31

12-

Drydcck

L—

Co

10-25

Co., Ltd., 67*%
conv.
pref.
(entire
issue
called
for
redemption
on
Nov. 9 at $30 per share plus this dividend)
Convertible into common stock up to and

317*c

11-

9772c

12-

1

4%

common

conv.

adj.

25c

preferred
(quar.)
Bearings Corp.—

'•

t24c

9

demption

10th

$1.50

prior

date.

Maytag

Co.,

McArthur

S3

to

re¬

Illinois

Corp.,

convertible

5%

75c

(quar.)
preferred




(quar.)_

25c

'

A.)

Northern Railroad
Northwest

11-

1

10-16

11-

1

10-10

*

(This

Airlines,

4.00%

payment

preferred

clears
(quar.)

12- 1

11-15

f25c

11- 1

10-16

35c
$1.12Mi

11- 1
10-31

10-26
10-21

1-2-51

12-15

15c

1-2-51

12-15

15c
15c

11- 1
11- 1

10-14
10-14

class A (quar.)
Knitting Mills, Ltd..
non-cumulative

$1.60

Reitman's

Canada,

redeemable

57*

Fire

Electric

12-20

12-

1

Reliance

12-

1

&

Renold-Coventry,

10-18

Ltd.—
preferred

Insurance

12-31

11-10

preferred

Co.

(quar.)—

(quar.)
(Dayton,

Class

A

(year-end)_

Engineering

Ltd.,

^

(quar.)

Extra

—

—

Republic Investors Fund, Inc.—
6 7*
preferred A (quar.)

B (quar.)
Brass, Inc.—
(quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco, common

preferred

6%

57*7*

&
preferred

^

Copper

11- 6

10-20
10-25

Reynolds

11- 6

10-25

Class

?0c
37Mec

11- 1
11- 1

10-16
10-16

Rich's

(quar.)— __

(quar.)

$1.50

10-31

10-11

Rice-Stix,

10-20
10-20

Riverside

preferred
arrears)—

B

Inc.,

3% 7*

(quar.)

lquar.)_

(quar.)
(quar.)

common

preferred

$1.3174
50c
50c
19c
93%c
50c

<quar.)_j

Inc.

,

—

50c

J

4.60 7*

all

E7MiC
28%c

11- 1
11-1

$5

11-15
10-27

Ohio)

Quarterly

11- 1

common

preferred

Inc.,

10-21

$40c

$2 parlic.

Regent

$1
$1

(quar.)—

(New Hampshire)

'

10-11
10-21

(quar.)
class B (quar.)

common

Company,

'

I'.UCl'* 1>

10-27

11- 9
11- 1
11- 1

*28c

Company,

(C.

Extra

preferred

Chemical,

day

Reed

$1.50

Consolidated

-

Northern
U.''

Oil

11-15

Extra

Revere

(accum.)

American

Extra

acihttih'.

11-

I

the

preferred

North

Massey-Harris

including

6%

10-20
10-20
10-20

50c
25c

(quar.)—

preferred

1

12-31

Corp.,

Norman-Hoffman

Maryland

10-21
10-21

11- 1
11- 1
11-1
12- 1
11-15

50c

Raymond

Reliable

class A (quar.)—_______
preferred
(quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
—
3.90% preferred (quar.) +
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
$1.20

11- 1
11- 1

25c

Concrete Pile Co., com.
(quar.)
Ray-O-Vac
Company
(quar.)
Rayonier, Inc., common (quar.)

15c

10c

Inc
Gas

(quar.)

Power

t5c

37MiC
50c
75c
50c
50c

$5c

9

3.60%

preferred
Mohawk

A

(quar.)

Company

Reading

(quar.)
Company—

J.)

class

11-

3.40%

10-15

3

8

&

Ltd.,

11-17

93%c
35c
30c
85c

3%%

Niagara
45c

Co..

Electric

10- 6
11- 1
10-16
10-21

Class B

Randall

$10

(accum.)

preferred (quar.)
pfd. (scries 1949)

3%%

12-

tSl.25

(quar.)

11-30
11-25
11- 1

Co., 67*
Co. (quar.)

9

$2
50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

A

11-16

11- 1

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

preference

11-

& St, Louis RR.—

series

preferred

interest

___—__—__

Co.

New

11-

$1,06 7*

—

quar.)

(irreg.)

Co.

Air Brake

12- 9

t87M?c
$1.50
125c
tl5c

11-1

Ltd.—

redeemable

$3.50

$3

beneficial

of

1110-

?3c

a2

(interim)

Certificates

11-15

Mills,

Flour

11-17

Fund-

12-14

New

$1.18%
ibc
X2c

England

—

Extra

Purity

10- 5

11-30
11-30
10-24
11-16

Extra

(quar.)

Ltd.____

Mines,

Mi C

45c

Christmas payment
participating (increased quar.)_____
Special Christmas
payment_____—_ —
Marine Magnesium Products Corp
&

1

Communica¬

(Seattle)

convertible

Calumet

(quar.)_

pref.

Inc.—
preferred

Brothers,

25c

be

Special

Field

5c

11-

12-15

—

Fully

Marshall

9

10-31

12-28

$1,067*

Corp.
(increased)
International Marine

stcck

10-

11-15

12-30

common

Bancorpoiation

Initial

1

Retail

11-30

—

(s-a)

10-31

10-31

Co.

11- 1
12- 8
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
11-15

12-22
12-22
11-15
12-9

(quar.)_—

11-15

10-31

Fibre

10-18
10-18
10-20
11-10

Gas—

&

preference

preferred

10-31

Extra

Co.

Electric

quar.)

(quar.)___

4.08%

11-15

shares

1
1
1
1
11- 1

65c
35c

common

$1.40

10-31

11-15

Vulcanized

11111112-

(quar.)

com.

iquar.)_____
Pugct Sound Power & Light Co.
Pullman, Inc. (quar.),

div.

10-31

11-15

11-15

Gas & Electric—

Consolidated Oil

Service

11-15

5c

25%
—

(initial

preferred

4c

6c

(quar.).

4.20%

4c

trade

$1
97MiC
$1.25
$1
17MiC

(quar.)

(quar.)

shares

50c

—

Co.

of Colorado,

equipment shares

National

12-15
12-15
10-10
10-10
10-10
11-10
11-10
11-10
11-15

$1
95c
$1.07 Mi
$1.10
20c
9174c
98%c
$2

$2

Gamble

preferred

Railroad

11-

1-1-51
1-1-51
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
12- J
12-1
12- 1

"

35c
$1.02
20c
50c

&

Public Service Co.

preferred

12-12

$1.5U

10-18
10- 1

12- 1
12- 1

Procter

Public

series

11- 1
11- 1

$1.50
90c
$1.17Ma
25c

Edison, 3.607*

Railroad

groups

25%
$1.50

$1,067*
$1.05

Pressed

3

4.707*

3-20

1

10-30

10-17
10-13
10-10
10-20
11-20
10-16
9-30

$1.29

preferred

77*

Potomac

10-17

11-

$2

11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
10-31

10- 6
11-15
10-20
10-20
10-12
10-12
11-10
10-25
10-13
11-15
11-15

(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (year-end)
Portland Gas & Coke Co., 67* pfd. (quar.)_

10c

series

$1
$1.0674
40c
25c
$1.75
30c

6272c
$1.75

Co.—
preferred

3

1

estimates

■.

Brewing

convertible

$2.50

9c

Balanced

2MiC

(quar.)

.

10c

10-17

(quar.|_.

common

are

(quar.)

11-20

12-

10-16

distributions:

15

10-17

—

Co.,

Nov.

below

(quar.)

preferred

11-

11-10*

4772c
537sC

2nd

Electric, 3.807c
pfd. (quar.)__
4.307*
preferred
(quar.)
4.407*
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co., common.
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)
$3.95
prefeired
(quar.)_
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co.
(extra!—
Philip Morris & Co.—
47* preferred (quar.)
3.907* preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp., 57*
preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior preferred (s-a)

474%

series

1

—

Marine

Stock

88c

Mines, Ltd
Corporation (quar.)
Macoil Corporation
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co., Inc.—
474%
preferred A (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)__

Marconi

12-22

10-20

1

Macco

Marathon

1

1

11-

common

Sons,

Macassa

Mar-Tex

the

of

1-

11-

shown

amounts

11-

—

preferred
(quar.)
Corpoiation

&

The

10c

(quar.)

preferred
&

Inc.

County

12-20

(quar.)__

Dairy

preferred

1st

non-cum.

11-

12-15

9

10-31

Funds—

15c

dividend

Stores,

Lucky

5%

RR.

Factors,

(M.)

11-20

12-30

Trust

preferred

(quar.)

preferred (s-a)
Products Co.—

6%

Co.,

11-15

2

12-

25c

(quar.)
3.80%

«2MiC

Co.,

Nashville

11-30

Co

Preferred stock series.

_____.—________

(quar.)
& Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—

convertible

Lowenstein
Stock

National

Oats

Tea Co.,

preferred

SI

•

(quar.)

(quar.)
8% 2nd

Tayior,

Louisville

6%,

4 74%

$1

.—

(quar.

—

preferred

Lowell

National

10-21

$6

(quar.)

—

&

2-20

10-31

$5

:—

_

__—

Theaters

Boston

Lorain

Lord

3-10-51

$5

Corp.

10-20
12-15
11- 4
2- 5
11- 4
2- 5
10-15
10- 2

dividend) —

11-15

1-

35c
20c

(year-end)

Castings

6

11- 1
11-1
11- 1

approval

(quar.)___
...
pfd. (quar.)__
B (quar.)
Metals of America (quar.)

$1.25

(quar.)

& Steel

Mallinsont, Fabrics

National

Lockwcod-Dutehess

Extra

Malleable

the

to

Pittsburgh
(quar.)

B

preferred

5%
Nat'l

1

8

5c

Service

Linen

National

$1.00

(irreg.)

Loew's

2-20

9

Pipe—
(irreg.)

8%

11-21

9

.

10c

preferred

11-21

12-

1

common

Philadelphia

12-20

Co.—

preferred

(stock

Co.

Philadelphia

10-31

12-20

10-

12- 1
12- 1
12- 1

$1.1272

Co.,

of stockholders
annual meeting to be held on Oct. 27.

at

12-21

Gear

(quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.

Cement

Gold

10-31

■

$1.10

12-28

4'/4 7* pfd. (quar.)
(Brooklyn) (quar.)_

preierred

Subject

Co.—

—

Lead

472%

Pfaudler

15c

Y.) (quar.)
(Del.)
(quar.)

(N.

Corp.

Electric

National

Perron

10-20

$1.25

Extra

67c

11-15

11-

$1.75'

__

National

12-15

25c

25c
50c

(quar.)

common

Quarterly

10-11

11-

Inc.

(quar.)_

(extra)

Distillers Froducts Corp.

National

11-14

50c

pfd.

(quar. 1

National

Extra

Permanente

11-17

Co.,

ft

11-15

77*

(accum.)

Power

Machine

10-14

10%

11-10

877ac

common.;

Register

12-23

11-

4 72 7c

dividend

1

—

Perkins

11-10

15c

;

6

10-31

—

(quar.)

common

Bank

12-15

1

10-

tic

(quar.)
Hampshire)

(New

Co.

National

10-31

20c

Inc

Strauss-Duparquet,

Stock

National

.

3

11-30

$1.50

Fund,

Electric,

12-

$1

Peoples

12-

10-23

10-31

20c
11- 1
62M2C
1-2-51
25c
11-15
25c 2-15-51
33c
11-15
33c 2-15-51
t75c
11-15
t$1.50
11- 1

prior preferred

(quar.)

preferred

Pennsylvania

11-

11-10

Philadelphia

(quar.)

12-

$1

$6

10-14

11-15

50c

11-6

10c
10c
3174C

(quar.)

Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—

$6

a

(quar.)

11-20

75c

Pennsylvania

11-30

1

11-30

(quar.)

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

35c
(quar.)_

Corp.

Penman's,

America-—

of

Corp

12-30

30c

1

tl5c

preferred

pref.

67c

11-15

10-14

1

10-20
11-20

20c

preferred

$1.32

10-13

11-

10-16

11-1
11-30

Transport Co.—

common

Telephone,

$1

10-13

1

10-20

45c

Co.,

preferred

lc

1st

Co.

Mutual

Railroad—

Common

Peninsular

50c

Specialties Co.—

conv.

Chemical

Mutual

$7

—

Wayne)

Motor

Muskegon

11-10

10-31

1

11-10

62 72c

(quar.)__

Mills, LtdA_-_
Corp. (Sraf2\

5 7c

Paper,

10-16*

12-15

1111-

1

11- 1

50c
20c

&

11-

—

Co

&

convertible

35c

Rice

10-16*

1

5c

(quar.j-

50c

(quar.)

Common

57*

10-11

11-

60c

(s-a)___

com.

(quar.)

1

2c

(quar.)

(irreg.)

1

11-15

567»c

(quar.)__

com.

Inc.,

Corp.

12-

40c

Co.

Co.,

10-30

50c

Joint

11-

75c

1

1

15c

Davis

SI.32

(quar.)

1

11-

$1.25

(quar.)

(Calif.)

(quar.)

Distillers

Tilford

&

Casualty
Quarterly

10-16

____

11-

11-15

x:

Peerless

10-16

(quar.)

11-

11-15

32MiC

pfd.

Co.

Petroleum

Coal
Special

10-16

1

11-15

Extra

5

1

Extra

10-30

50c

Common

10-

11-

(quar.)_

50c

$1.12 72

stock (quar.)
stock (quar.)
original stock
original stock

$4.30

11-6

11-15

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Light, 57*

Service

$1

Producers

Munising
$2

Special

Lock

Park

11-15

11-

Corp.

ft

Peabody

$1.10
$1.12Mi

30c

57*

preferred

prefeired A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_

11- 1
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15

10-10
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-20

1st

Extra

10-14

12-15

3174C
37MiC
34%c
3174c
317»c
3M/4C

(quar.)

(quar.)
1st

preferred

5c

Mutual

Special
<4.30

1

11- 1
11-1

75c

pfd.

67*

Co.,

dividend

1st

Parke

11-

10-30

10-31

preferred (s-a)
Paragon Electric Co

10-24

7V2c

series C

Co.

Royal

11-10

Extra

Miami

1

11-15

4 7*

10-25

11-

Extra

Mountain

11-17

$1

Link-Belt

11-15

40c

4.407c pfd. (quar.)___
series C
(quar.)

preferred

Products

10-13

11-

100%

Co.,

10-25

$1

50c

*

Pau American

10-25

11-15

$1.50

(quar.)

Diablo

1

.—

J

Printing

11-15

11-

$1.25
$1.25

(irreg.)

iquar.)

1st

Lighting

$1.30

Co.

preferred

11-30

—

preferred

$3.50

5 7c

50c

dividend

Stock

Power

Mount

(Greenville, S. C.)

Quarterly

Public

10-20
10-25

Corp.__

preferred

$2.25

11-30

—

Life Jns

Pacific

10-31

30c

Power,

Morrison-Knudtcn

50c

iquar.)

_

Power

(quar.)—

pfd.

participating preferred
Morris Plan Corp. of Amer.,

37 %C

'■

(quar.)__:.__

Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)—

Lincoln

11-

10-31

567*c

__________

Quarterly
Extra

1

12-

$1.75

__

Ltd.

Lincoln Nationa1

Liqueur

preferred

$6

$2.50

—

Life Insurance Co.

Liberty

4.607c

$3

12-27

12-

J15c

Company

Lewis Brothers,

Pacific

11-10

10-16
11- 1
10-20

Mills

Slock

Company, Ltd.—

preferred

Montana

Mount

Ltd.—________—
4M.% pfd. (quar.)

Mines,

Stores

io-i(i

1-10

10c

$40c

;______—

Gold

10-20

1

Co., Ltd.—

Cement

10-20

J50c

Motor

Li.—;
Portland

Lerner

10-25

11-

317*c

(quar.)

Extra

Lehigh

1

10-31

—

Tire

&

11-

11-10

Corp

472% preferred (quar.)
Machine Co. (quar.)

Inc.,

Fabrics,

10-16

1

11-15

10c

_

Monotype

Rubber

10c

_____

(quar.)

Bryant,

12-20

Mfg. Co.—

(quar.)
Laboratories, $1.16

Lanston

11-10

11-

$1.75

—

preferred

Lakeside

10-31

$1.0674

1

(increased)
57*

Extra

Moody's Investors Service—
$1.12Mi

<quar.)_

Woods Milling

the

1

12-28

Co.—

preteried (quar)
Extension University (quar.)

Common

10-20

Semi-annual

1

_______

Telephone

10-31

(quar.)

(Robert)

11-

(quar.)

Co.,

preferred

Mitchell

10-31

convertible

Leslie

11-

16c

iquar.)

Inc.

Apparel,

L'Aiglon

11-15

(quar.)

pref.

4-1-51

t2c

34%c

Co

Heater

12-15

$1.18%
(quar,)_

10-16

11-24

50c

Pacific
Pacific

Mississippi Power & Light Co.—

Power

Co.

redeemable

11-15

3772c

prior

Mississippi

7% 2nd preferred (quar.)_

Kroger Company,

12-

redeemable

11-17

(quar.)

$1.60

12-20

(quar.)

Manufacturing

4Mi«*•

4.80%

$1.37Vac

11-15

<quar.)___

Company

(S. S.)

11-15

11-15
11-15

45c

(year-end)

Co.

(quar.)

redeemable

1

(quar.)

com.

12-15

(quar.)

Extra

57*

30c

(quar.)

1-2-51

(s-a)

iquar.)
Works, 6% preferred

57*

11-15

12-15

quar.)

preferred

37 Mi c

(year-end)

Inc.

common

10-16

25c

1st preferred

$5.50

1

10-16

1

12-15

5c
.

Co

Minneapolis-Moline

—

preierred
Water

Kresge

Little

&

Minneapolis
12-

57*

1

11-

12-15

75c

10-17
10-16
10-18
11- 1

$3

Fisheries

Corp.,

Electric

&

50c

(quar.)

Shoe, Inc., com. (increased
4%7c
preferred (quar.)

;___^

Kokomo

Leitch

Co.

(s-a)

37MiC

(quar.)

Ltd.

Mining.

Fund,

Stores,

$1.3772

Lee

10-13

1

Co.

Miles

17c

(quar.)

Gold

Lake

Knickerbocker

Lea

11-16

11-

.

Extra

Miller

(quar.).—

preferred

$1.50

preierred

Kobacker

Lane

12-11

Abrasive
Oil

10c

$1.50

7 %

10-11

$1

—_—

Company,

Kirkland

Lake

1

on

Extra

Kirsch

La

11-

10c

idend.)

5%

Midwest

share plus this div¬

per

Kings County Trust Co. (N.
Kingston Products
(s-a)

Kress

Mid-West

11-30

40c

Wire Co. (quar.)
Kingan ft Company, 4% pfd. (quar.)
King-Seeley Corp., 5% convertible preferred
Keystone

11-15

75c

_

iquar.)

11- 1
10-31
11-1
12- 1

$1.25

Glass

50c

1

?20c

Corp.

10-14

t$1.75

Mfg.

preferred
1st preferred

11-

$1.10
$1.22%

Petroleum

25c

12-28

$1.18%

(inter.m)_—

(quar.)

Mid-Continent

&

preferred
Gas

10-31

10- 2

10-30

(s-a)

pfd. (quar.)
preferred sinking fund series (quar.)_

11-15

11-20

11- 1

25c
$1.1272
50c

(quar.)

Marine

Finance

5 7*

11-20

t$l

Ry.

American

11-30

Extra

1

12-22

10-31
10-31

Products, Ltd.—

5727*

(quar.)

12-15

15c

12-29

3-1-51
6-1-51

62MiC

Co

(increased)

Pacific

10-20

10-25
10-16
11-15
2-15
5-15
10-24
10-20
10-31

12- 1

$1

Company

$1.12 Mi

(quar.)

preferred

25c

1

1

11-

10-30

35c

Electric

Quebec

preferred

15c

$4.90

Kayser

Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co., common
57c
preierred (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)_

11-

3772c

tquar.)_.

(quar.)

&

Pacific

10-31

10-13
10-10

^Holding

Owens-Illinois

div¬

11- 1
11- 1

25c

(quar,)

Company
(quar.)
4Vz7* preferred Iquar.)
Filters, Inc., class A (quar.)

Outlet

ioc

472 7c pfd.
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—

(quar.)_

A

(quar.)

Gas

Common

77*

11- 3

60c

Outboard

3373C

Michaels Stern & Co.,

Co.

Co.

Service

Okonite

-.

Canada.

Leather
Matcn

10-13

11-10

2272c
20c
567iC
567iC
5674C
15c

(quar.)

United

25c

this

Co.

Corp.,

12-

share

a

(quar.)

plus

__i

11-23

11-15

12-

(quar.)

Extra

(Entire issue called for redemption on Oct.

12-10

1

Ohio

preferred—

11-29

12-

11-14

$1.75

2nd

12-10

$1

10-11

1

(quar.)

Company,

15c

preferred (quar.)
(Julius) & Co. (quar.)

1

12-

45c

(quar.)

11-15

11-

40c

50c

Meyercord Company
Miami Eridge Co., common

1

Ohio

$1,067*

10-30

12-

Ohio

1

25%

of

common

10-20

95c

1

11-

(quar.)

Co.,

1

(quar.)

11-

3772c

(quar.)

Corp.

Stores

11-10

.

1
2

held)

20c

City Power & Light Co.—

10-13
10-18

1-

(quar.)

(increased)

Co.

1
1

12-

(quar.)___

(One-quarter

common

preferred

preferred

Merck

10-20

11-

quar.)

Parchment

Extra

4%>

1

1111-

1

f$l
33%c

(quar.)

pfd.
pfd.

4.507*

11-

Co.

iquar.)__

Shoe

15074c

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

15c

Furnace

Vegetable

47*%

77c

11-15
11-

:

&

each

2nd

Mercantile

87 VaC

Co.

dividend

for

47c

10-13

1

50c

50c

Extra

Melville

on

Extra
Stove

Stores

Corporation,

10-10

11-

11-

preferred

Ltd., 4%

Co.,

11-1

Co.

Insurance

Ohrbach's, Inc., $2.25 preferred
$2.25 preferred
A
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred A
(quar.)
Ohio-Apex, Inc. (quar.)

60c

McLellan

12-

(quar.)

(quar.)

75c

67*

Nunn-Bush

10-13

50c

35c

Utilities

Pharmacal

Holders

Payable of Rec.

50c

Life

Minn.

(Charles F.)

t$1.0072

11-

93 %c

redemption

preferred

(quar.)

i

Publishing Co
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.

Stock

2nd

a

_"

Extra

Extra

17c

Ranch

1

each

(quar.)

pfd.

ior

Co.

McGraw-Hill

share plus tnis div¬

per

Electric

10-13

12-15

$1

preferred

$107

McGraw

10-31

62M>c

$1,06 7*

series

Kansas

4-

(quar.)

Co.

National

Northwestern

Noyes

Share

,

;

Norwich

1

20%

preferred

Kalamazoo

1

12-19

1

idend.

Kalamazoo

11-

2

11-

$1.25

2nd

Johnson

1

1-

11-

;_

being caned

at

12-

Corp.— %
quar.)

Engineering

Minneapolis,

(initial

t5c

snare

:_

Jonnson,

issue

Nov.

1

Common

1

(quar.)

common

(One

33/*%

Co.,

11-

12-

Ltd

preferred

preferred A (quar.)
4.25% preferred B (quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred tquar.t
Tea

Aircraft

1

10-16

5%

Jewel

Extra

McDonnell

12-

.

Extra

Northwestern

Common

(quar.)

Co.,

5%

dividend

rive

J25c

(s-a)

10-16

12-15

Island—

pfd.

Mines

Co.,

Knitting

Stock

Ltd.

10-14

1

Northwest

10-14

1

11-

25c

Co.,

1

11-

10-30

_

Rhode

of

Inc., 55c conv.

Jantzen

Oil

11-

50c

3772c

(irreg.!

(quar.)

Mountain

L.)

tl5c

37c

Participating

|F.

(quar.)

25c

Investors

Ironrir-e,

A

(quar.)

5uc

Fund

Island

class

J 35c

McCall

When

Per

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

tioc

11-13

——__

__

Stocx

Jacobs

Ltd.,

10-13

1

Corporation

Investors

$2.50

Co.,

1

12-

—

share

B

11-

30c

Corp.
(increased)
la-eight bystem iquar.)—_

Motor

Grain

Class

7 Vic

(quar.)

preierred

conv.

International

of Company

Holders

When

Per

Name

Payable of Rec.

(1673).

%..7

Cement

preferred

Co.,

(quar.)

class
—

A

(accum.)

50c

$1.25

11- 1
1®~£?
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-2o
11t. I..,itl0-2ft
11- 1
10-20,
11- 1
10-13
11- 1
10-13
11- 1
11- 1

l°-lf
10-13

50

(1674)

When

Per

Name of
Robinson

Share

Company

Cotton

Mills,

Gas

Electric

4%

&

preferred

4.10%
Rock

series

Ages Corp.

Rockland Light &
4.65%

uil

preferred
all

(quar.;__

p

H

(quar.)

&

,

5,

10- 2

$1

$1.02%
25c
15c
$1.17

10

S.

W.

Corp.

1

12-

1

12-10

11-

1

11-

1

Oil

4(4%

11-1S

12-

pieferred

4'4%

10-13

Talon,

11-20

11-

6

Texas

2oC

11-

1

10-20

Texas

35C

payment

12-

8

11-20

Thalhimer

8

Stock

(quar.;

(quar.

Pine

Foods,

convertible

Thatcher

Safeway Stores, Inc., com.
Extra
4%

5%

preferred

Saguenay
St.

(quar.;

_

Ltd.,

preferred

Paper

Extra

Co.,

preferred

Co.,

A

Gold

San

Antonio

Transit

&

Co.,

B

4

8

11-

1

11-

1

preferred

4%

9-30

Water
Ins.

Trust

12-15

12-

A

Toledo

l

Trade

1

11-

3

Trane

12-

1

11-

3

Tung-Sol

1-

2

12-

1

11-

6

10-

6

Ulen

1

Union

A

&

Edison

Co.,

Company

Works,

preferred
Realization

Corp.

Electric

11-15

12-

1

10-14

1

10-14

11-10

10-20

Co.

27'/2C

11-

1

10-18

Union

Gas

2-

1

1-18

Union

Lumber

27'/2C
27 '/2C

5-

1
1
1

10-18*

85C

11-

1

10-18*

30c

11-15

Union

7-18

11-

10-27

preferred

(quar.)

$1.07%

12-

1

preferred

(quar.)

91 (4 C

12-

1

11-14

25c

11-

1

Canada,
(San

10-10

B

12-15

12-

Electric

Seaboard

5%

Air

Co.
RR.

Line

non-cum.

iquar.)
Co.—

preferred

Seaboard Container
Seaboard

Oil

Securities

Co.

A

Acceptance,

$1.25

(quar.)

pfd.

(quar.)

Common

12-28

A

12-10

1

1-

2

12-10

U.

1-

2

12-10

U.

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

(quar.)

40c

12-15

"Transfer

^Payable

in

1

tPayable

in

11-1

10-17
10-17

15c

10-31

10-20

$ 1.12Vi

11-15

resident

12-15

11-15

Shea's Winnipeg Brewery,
Class B (s-a)

75c

12-30

U.

11-15

10-

11-

10-17

U.

S.

10-16

U.

S.

U,

S.

11-

130c
175c

2-15-51

1-31

25c

Sheraton

Corp. of America iquar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
common
(increased)
4%
preferred
(quar.)

12-12

15c

11-

I

11-15

10-31

12-

U.

10-13

75c

U.

"

(quar.)

11-1

11-15

11-20

1

Common

Co.

of

Canada,

11-

!

5%

preferred

Sierra

class

11-15

11-

1

10-10

11-

1

11-

1

10-16

10-31

10-31

Smith

12-

20c

10-30

10-20

(resumed)

Iron

Co.

Southern

Paper Mills,

Lathe

Works

&

Gas

Electric

preferred

preferred

5%

Co.

of

$7

iquar.)

1

Ltd.,

12-

1

10-20

Warren

1

11-15

Washington

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

12-15

12-

I

common

(quar.)

for

each

&

Light

11-

1

75

11-

1

10-16

11-15

1111-

1

A

Stowell

10-31

10-31

12-23

10-16

11-

1

10-16

Western

Canada

12-11

11-10

Western

Insurance

75c

50c

11-

1

10-14

12-

25c

12]/2c

1

11-16

11-15

11-15

11-

3

11-3

$1.25

Inc.

Wells

preferred

u-

11-

1

10-16

12-

5

"

common

'increased

11-

1

10-18

11-

1

10-10

H-

1

10-10

12-2B

7%

11-15

10-31

11-

1

10-

6

11-

1

10-

6

120c

120c

quar.)__

57c

i

12-8

11-

1

10-17

1-2-51

12-15
10-23

10-31

4334c

22

25c

175c
25c

dividend)

common

(quar.)




10-30

10-15

10-31

10-20

12-

11-

11-

1

1

1

10-20

(quar.)__

The

line

Common

Stock

with

23

the

market

at

York,

SEC

covering

approximately

<

for

the

account

^

above.

to

12-22

the

Co.

11-10

Ap¬

19 filed an amended application with the
seeking (1) authorization to build a pipe¬

the southeastern Michigan area, and (2)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co., of Kansas
gas for the proposed project.

the

application, Southeastern
either on a firm or

is

now proposing to obtain
interruptible basis, as the

Panhandle

facilities

gas

customers

in

in

the

order

is

to

maintain

Estimated

area.

first year is 5,000,GOO

natural
Marysville, St.

cubic feet per

proposing

build

to

during

supply

its

operate

the;

manu¬

adequate

supply cf gas
maximum day
demand during
day, the application states.
an

10-25

11-16

11-

11-15

10-31

11-

1

11-

1

first

55-mKe

a

time

to

pipeline

which

existing

distribution

system

Estimated

gas.

which

overall

in

consumers

the

now

would

Edison

the

of

cost

Huron,

Macomb

and

Detroit

serves

capital

Port

Clair

St.

Co.
with

area

the

proposed

pipeline-is

approximately 51,400,000.
The line would have an initial
delivery capacity of 20,000,000 cubic feet per day, the appli¬

maxium

cation

10-20

states.

10-21

$3

the

Clair

manufactured

11-8

11-15

the

8

for

gas

and contiguous areas in
Southeastern plans to acquire from

Counties.

11-1010-25

15c

—

12(4c

11-21

11-

$$1.37(4

11-1

Hearings' in this matter
V.

scheduled

were

to

resume

Oct.

on

23.

1950.—

171,*p. 2612.

10-16

l

50c

11-

1-

10-10

17(4c

11-

1

10-15

80c

11-

1

Southern Pacific

10-18

11-15

25o

11-1

10-17
10-31

its

railroad

from

12-

(quar.)

$25c

1

1

(accum.)

Orleans

11-

1

10-16-*

Ogden.r-^Mr,

-

11-

1

10-16

the

50c

railroad

Corp.

A.

steel

T.

rail

Mercier.

Los

the

new

and

Pres-

.

San

will

in

Steel

raid.
In
addition, $6,000,000
rail-fittings.—V. 172. p. 1349.

Co.

for

sufficient

be

territory

Francisco,

rail'

steel

of

Columbia
rail

locations

Angeles,

worth

Mercicr
for

Orders—

new

$8,400,000

and

■various

at

to

of

company,

The

program.

track

from

this

than

more

Iron

&

renewal

10-20

11-

31(4c

(quar.)

Fuel

track

1

75c

,.

buying

miles. of

556

by

worth

23.

Oct.

on

$14,000,000

placed

been

is

Colorado

1951

lay

Co.—

Co.—Places Equipment

than

more

announced

The

$1.12(4

11-

for

Orders

rail-fittihgsf have
ident,

Ltd

(quar.)

amended

its

carry

10-13

.___

(quar.)

supply

Southeastern

10-20

1

t20c

(s-a)

Amended

.

25c

preferred

Gas Co.—Files

to

gas

directing

to

from

Oct.

on

natural

order

factured

11-17

$1.12(4

(quar.)

completed."

was

may determine.
In case of interruptions in
1950-51 winter season,
Southeastern said it would

10-16

-T-I6

%

(quar.)___

The offering

:

Michigan

Commission

Power

Mo.,

In

:

12-1&—

(accum.)___

$7

11-15

11-

1*

75c

11-15

11-

1

$1.25

11-10

ii-

i

$1.25

2-15-51

2-

I

12(4c

10-31

10-

7

10-31

10-

7

$1.433A

11-1

lD-ZO,:!

$1

11-

l

1G-20-

$1

11-

1

__

(quar.)

(quar.)

Paper

Portland

will

to'

extending

be

and

spent

by

Southern Production Co., Inc.—Notes Placed

Privately.pompany has placed privately through Eastman,
Co., $42,000,000 of secured promissory notes,
payable in quarterly instalments
1951-1964.

'—-Th^

Dillon'&

Co., Ltd.—

Invitation for Bids—

Machine

The
-

Corp.—

(increased)
dividend

100%

11-16

10-20
11-

3

prior

preferied

(quar.)

50c

11-1

10-20

Brothers

Rubber

15c

11-15

11-

1

j

White's

Auto

Stores,

Extra

(quar.)

12(4c

11-15

11-

10c

common

11-15

11-

1

31(4c

11-15

11-

1

$1.25

11-

1

10-20

11-22

10-31

___

convertible

Wiibur-Suchard
Oil

pieferred

Chocolate,

Co.,

common

(quar.)
$5

pld.

(quar.)

Extra

1

W'illson

Winnipeg
&

(quar.)_

!_

.

15c
15c

Products,

Electric

Inc.

(interim).—

Co

Crampton

Corp.

11-22

10-31

15c

Common., (quar.)

1

:

2-21

1-31

20c
$75c

(quar.)

15c

11-

2

10-20

12-30

11-15

11-15

10-18

attorney General

for the ~purcha.se

the

of

him,

frat^

United

of

States

block

a

of

Oct.

on

7,020

26

invited

shares

of

bids

common

capital:£tock, $1 par value each, of the above corporation, the prin-'cipal <gf£:s of which is located at 1612 Fairiield Avenue, Shreveport,'
Louisiana. 1
These 7,020

1

Winters

Corp.

1139.

p.

carry

FPC

11- 4.:

•

Whitehead

11-

1

Oct.
offered

FPC

11-17

11-

(quar )

Wliite.Sewing

1111-

12-15

11-

;____

York; Chicago & St. Louis RR. Co.)
prior lien

11-20

11-15

Skiatron

company

to

gas

8

$1.06(4

(quar.)___

New

11-15

31 '4 c

12-

Wheeling
&
Lake
Erie
Ry.
Co.,
common
(Payable to stockholders other than the

Wilcox

be

to

plication—

11-15
-

37(4c

B

5%

filed

was

stock

through Hirsch & Co., New
Robinson, the selling stockholder.

Southeastern

7-17

11-30

7 (4c

A

Class

35c

22

8-1-51

62(4c
com.

Securities

preferred

Class

10%

(quar.)

I$1

1.75c

10-23

(s-a)__2___22"

common

(stock

Corp.,

10-31

common

share.

t

«.'■

2c

Co.,

Breweries,

preferred A

4%

of

share)

Maryland Ry. Co.—

1st

5%

notification

172,

Federal

-,12-20.

t75c

.___

Insurance

preferred

7%

11-24

50c

(quar.)

&

Western Pacific RR., common
$% preferred A (quar.)

$2

1st pfd.
A

5%

12-18

50c

37 Vac

(quar.)_

A

,

With

>

11-17

25c

Mfg. Co. (increased).
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)

class

~

Corp.—-Files

Exchange Commission—New Name—

of

also

Skiatron

to

name

10-31

i2-li

35c

Point

Westminster

50c

$1

Strawbriage & Clothier,
Stqp & Shop,

11-10

West

Fire

Television

&

count of 60 cents per

12-8

37(4c

(quar.V__
Worts, Ltd.—

Western Light & Telephone Co., com.
11-10

115c

,

Company

-

$2.50

121

Stores

Corp. (quar.)
Screw, Ltd., class

Struthers

West

1

1

$1.25

iquar.)
Canada, Ltd..

Special year-end
Stix Baer & Fuller.
Stouffer

12-20

50c

Inc

6'%

Electronics

—V.

10-16

;

Co.

12-

12'/2C

<v.«i

&

Mfg.

12-

$1.75

Co.

P.)

Mills,

Western

Textiles, Inc.—
preferred iquar.i
(J.

1-17

1

20c

tl2'/ac

Stern

Stevens

10-13

11-

$1.25

(qusr.)

Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5(4% pfd.
West Kentucky Coal Co.
(quar.)
West Michigan Steel Foundry—
7%
prior preferred (quar.)

1

11-15

shares

Preference (quar.)

4(4%

11-1
2-1-51

30c

pfd.

common

A

1950. chanip'1
its
Corp.—V. 172, p. 1440.

August,

was

„

class

Wellington

10-16

110c

»ref*rr»H

&

1

50c

(increased)-

;(quar.)____

Service,

Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.

Stern

12-

70c

(quar.)___

8

Corp.—

B

of

12-12

37(4c

Corp.

in

Television

ary

1

$2

_____

Westchester

(accum.)

Brothers

12-

30c

;

preferred
preferred

Ltd.,

11-10

9

172,.

10-24

12-12

Co.

Waterous,

12-

I56(4c

(quar.)
share
of
Standard

(quar.>

Co.

'

12 (4c
(quar.)

(quar.)__

Light

Welex

12-

at Sept.

periods.—V.

offeiing of 13,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
made on Oct. 16 by Hornblower & Weeks and Paul
H. Davis & Co. at $15.75 per share, less a dealers' dis¬

11-24

25c

__

(quar.)

8

12-15

respective

of

Snap-Oil Tools Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬

___

Washington Steel

Jet

close

4$7.48-

shares outstanding

2,611,872

at

10-19

Terminal——

Gas

Year-end

effect

10-19

(s-a)

Inc.

5%

Co.,

Brothers

$4.25

in

1

(quai.)

preferred

$4.50

1.306.134

$7.63

11-

(quar.)

12-

2,611.872

*$2.17

the

of

$1.31(4

—

H-

1,306.134

basis

—___—__

Gooderham

&

2,611.872
$3.17

share_
the

l

(increased)

Common

1

19.537,772

11-

(Initial)

1S1.25

(One
J:

Corp.

Detinnlng

Extra

10-13

19,954.254

11-

preferred

12-13

5,681,564

24.853,472-

30c

6%

11-

5.315,700

8,280.027

g

122,252.686

30c
t2'/2c

5

(K.)

6,651.400

§

__

,

an

Walker

26,605.654

S <*4,500

10-17

Janet

City,

45C

(quar.)

Sterchi

1

per

See

1-16

$1

(Conn.)

Stanley Brock, Ltd.. class

Steel

9-15

4-17

$1

Standard Steel Spring Co.—
4%
convertible preferred

&

1

of

(quar.)

Wentworth

I

(A.)

11-

2-1-51

50c

(quar.)

Extra

Stein

12(4c

5-1-51

6

6,666.064

3,461,200

rates

&

shares

37V2c

11-

11,741,227

inc.

on

corporation

$3.50

37(4c

25c

Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. Co-,
(quar.)
Standard Silica Coip. (quar.)

Class

10-21

(quar.)

12-11

preferred

11-1

(quar.)

6

125,860.158

on

+At

letter

A

preferred

12-

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$

Securities and

preferred

50C

Co.,

N.

Power

1

11-15
10-27

6%

held.)
Standard

11-

1

6%

$1.10

(quar.)

(Indiana)

dividend
Co.

12-

5

97'/2c

Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N. J.
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
h '
4'/2% red. preferred (quar.)

Oil

11-15

11-15

5

Vulcan

12)

page

1950—3 Mos.—1949

——

Skiatron

10-

92 '/2C

preferred (quar.)

Stock

10-26

1

10-

20c

Oil

11-

10-31

10-

Corporation and

39,887,195

com.

Electronics

10-31

$1.03 %

.

(quar.)
Co.

Chemical

Standard

Co.

preferred

10-20

Non¬

1

Virginian Railway—

5%

;—

Standard

11-15

10-31

tax.

source.

Subs.)—Earnings—

cut.otdg._4_-

per

The

500

____

Chemical

$1.10

(quar.)

Water

11-30

Sons

preferred A

Extra

12-

I2(4c

(quar.)__

com.

Quarterly

28c

Bros,

Sons

&
&

$4

Stamford

Vick

Warehouse

■

preferred

9-29

57 %C

(quar.)
&

Extra

R.)

12-15

$1.50

common

Corp.,

10-31

11-15

the

at

Skiatron Corp., N. Y.—Name Changed—

1

20c

America

11-15

Common

(quar.)

4.40%

Kellogg

of

10-30

Co.—

iquar.)

G.)

12-

75c

(ycar-endi

Corp.

12-15

56'Ac

common

preferred

Co.

Heating

Vulcan

(quar.)

(quar.)

(E.

2

135c

.

preferred

$4

Vapor

$1.20

Co.

preferred

Spencer

10-

Service—

4.15%

Squibb

11-

20c

Electric

(quar.)

(A.

Vanadium

28 (Ac

(quar.)

3.90%

Spalding

la-u

non-residents'

12-15

10-20

6

28c

4.40%
preferred
Iquar.)
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70%

12-20

6%

(quar.)

Natural

Common

Norman

stock

1950.

50c

Indiana Gas

Southwestern

Van

Co.—

(quar.)

preferred

Southern

12-11

Canadian

574.

11-30*

________

Co.,

Food Co.,

40c

(quar.)

Edison

Company

4.80%

12-20

1

11-

15c

Corporation,

convertible

$4

dividend.

deductible

46,530,021

taxes

income

in.

p.

Vertienles-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—

preference (quar.)__.
4.56% conv. preference (quar.)
Southern Canada Power
Co., Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
Southern

Camp Sea

Valspar

for

"Re-statei

10-14*

12-20

common.—...

(quar.)

22'/2c

(quar.)

conv.

Southern

Van

8

1

1-2-51

$6

$6

Power,

150c

preferred

90c

California

4.48%

10-10

Ltd.—-

(quar.)

Common

1

$1

(extra)

Corp

(Howard)

10-14
11-

11-

40c

&

11-15

12-11

145c

11-

35c

—

$1.50

this

15%

taxes—

before

inc.

Earns,

(quar.)_____

Extra

50c

(quar.)

C

11-17

Upson-Walton Co.

1

,

10-12

§

Net

10-17

1

75c

Mines__..__

12-15

O.)

Bend

pfd.

6%

Tobacco

$1.50

Steel

Aircraft,

South

Leaf

Canada

60c

Common
Solar

Upper

10-19
10-12

Quarterly
(A.

1

12-

22'4c

Universal

10-14

10-27

Corp.,

10-31

Co., Ltd., common

Sloss-Shcffleld
Smith

Corp.,

3c

Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Skelly Oil Co.
(increased)
(N.)

11-

$1.06(4

____

10-14

1

(&

income——

oper.

tProv.

30,

10-10

1

2

10-12

tax.

'

Gross

Inc.—

1
1

10-

10-31

10-16

11-10

60c

1

11-

1

IU-31

50c

10-10

.';

Net

(quar.)____

11-

11-

for

less

Period End. Sept."30—

10-31

35c

Ltd

Sinclair

Slater

Co.

11-

11-

income

Skelly Oil Co.

10-31

50%

(quar.)

S. Spring & Bumper Co.,
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)

40c

2

11-

.

2

10-

Investment News

One

16c
125c

closed

10-16

11-30
11-30

50c

dividend).

(special-liquidating)

Upper Peninsular
5(4 %
preferred

Mines,

Co.

(stock

(s-a)

Co.

Radiator

$1.50

(quar.)_____

10-

(N. J.)

(year-end i

Silver-Miller
Simmons

(quar.)_

(quar.)

Pacific Power, common
preferred (quar.)_

6%

A

1
1

5UC

General

10-14

15c

(quar.)

125c

1

Ltd.—

(quar.)

Shirriff's, Ltd., 24c partic.

A

preferred (quar.)__
United Utilities & Specialty Coip.—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.).
Universal Laboratories, Inc.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)..^^^

.

10-31

1111-

10-13

11-1

flOc

_

Foundry (quar.)
Potash Co., common (quar.)

Stcres

10-10

1

+31V4C

funds, tax
resident tax 7%.

10-20

9

20%

pieferred

United

"

1

12-

*

10-10

87(4c
$3
t37c
t35c

Pipe

S.

11-

n2'/2c

—

(Continued from

Extra

1-31

125c

Co._

2-15-51

10-14

5c

i

6

11-

40c

Lumber

10-21

1

t37 l/2c

Funds,

S.

10-20

1

50c

pfd. (accum.)
class A (quar.)__

Chemicals,

Co.

10-21

1

Ltd.—

Canadian

British

10-20

11-1

35c

outstanding

Insurance

Lines

Corp.,

(quar.)

not

U.

15%;

10-20

15c

Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred
(quar.)—

4(4%

12-15

1

11-25

$1.06(4

Ltd.

Extra

Sherwin-Williams

S.

1

11-

10-20

lf-15

J20c

Increased

11-24

11-

11-

:

10-20

$1

92>/2c
87'/2c

15c

two

Industrial

books

tax

Less

a

Hoffman

S.

10-21

$1

*

11-

5%

class

Storage Corp.

Fire

S.

U.

11-24

22c

S.

10-20

1

11-15

dividend

4(4%

Coip.

10-14

quar.)--———

Corp.

each

for

Radio

10-20

(quar.)

Cold

Stock

35c

_____

(quar.)_—

Sharon Steel Corp., new com. (initial
quar.)
Sharp & Dohme Inc., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)

Mfg.

S.

1

11-

75C

(quar.)

Extra

1

(quar.)
Corp.—

preference

Tool,

Elastic

share
U.

20c

Corporation, class B

Sheller

8

12-

B

United

10-20

1

31 (4c

(quar.)

_

class

90c

12-

11-

12-15

7'/2C

Extra

12-27

7'/2C

common

5% preferred (quar.)
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
Serrick

27'/2c
40C

iquar.)

&

11-

Fields______

Gold

common

1

(Irreg.)

__________________

Drill

Class

Corp., 5'/a%

(Del.)

United

Lid.,

Zenith

■

Scranton

10-27

:

1

Ltd._

Stores

(increased

Special

11-10

8

25c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

5%

10-27
11-22

1

1

12-

50c

—

Gold

Consolidated

6%

1

11-15

12-

iquar.)

Consolidated

Zellers,

11-27

12-

a3%

(quar.

Resumed

6-15

12-15

10-20

(quar.)

series

Yukon

3-15

:

10-16

1

t6c

series

11-

Francisco;

California

convertible

Class

Yuba

12-15

1

11-

$1

1st

12-

'■

of

Co.

Cigar-Whelan

$3.50

11-14

3.65%

of

10-16

11-

(monthly).

2nd

Gas

11-

(quar.)

Co.

11- 1
1-2-51

10-31

$1.25

common

preferred

County

:

11-15

Ltd.—

preferred

4%
York

1

11-15

+$1.75

*

Co.,

12-

28C

-

Missouri—

United Cities Realty Corp.,
United Corporations, Ltd.,

Co.—

4.30%

Co.

Oil

United

10-31

i

Co.,

(s-a)

B.)

10c
62Vic

Extra

4-18

8-

$1

(Alen

$1.06'A

—

(quar.)

(liquidating)

of

preferred,

27 V2c

(quar.)

iWilliam), Jr., Co., com.

Wnsley

$1.25
20c

iquar.)

York)

common

1-15

10C

Wrigley

&

:

3

1-31

iquar.)

10-20

15c

preferred
(quar.)____________
preferred
(quar.)—
$3.70
preferred
iquar.)
$3.50

(quar.)

pfd.
iNew

Company

10-10

50c

(quar.)

$4

50c

W.)

preference

4-1-51

$1

$4.50

11-

W.)

(F.

6%

50c

(quar.)

11-

(F.

Woolworth

10-31

62'/2C

(quar.)

Co.

iquar.>_

11-15

4%

(quar.)

Lamp

80c

7%

11-

iu-lt>

$1.50

Public Service,
5% pid.
(quar.;_
Alexander & James, Ltd.—
preferied
(accum.)
—_*—

Wood,

1

•IU-31

90c

Light Co.

10-14

11-15

common:

4(4%

&

1

'

(L. A.)

Power

11- 1

$i

Co.

Co.

Bank & Trust

f20c

(quar.)

Paper Co., $4 preferred
$3.40
preferred
(quar.;
Scotten,
Dillon Co
Mfg.

5

11-

12-

9-30

10-20

50c. 6-25-51

Inc.,

Power

Title

12-15

Wisconsin

10-23

4

12-

30c

_____

12-15

60c

(quar.)

iquar.)

Tide

5

9-30

3.60%

10-18

11-

Sl.ou

11-

$1
$1.14
91(4c

_

Products

(s-a)
common

(quar.)
preferred
(quar,)__

Woolworth

25%

(quar.)

_____________

Quarterly

Corp.

Power,

iquar.)

Wisconsin

pfd. (quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)—

$4.56

3.65%

Electric

Payable of Rec.

25c

preferred

10-10

1
1

11-

6%

50c

Thompson

110c

class

11- 1
11-15

preferred (quar.)
(quarterly)

Mills

12-

50c

12 (2c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

(quar.;

Scott

Scovill

12-

12-

17c

Ltd

preferred A 'quar.;
preferred A (quar.)

%

2

$1.06(4
20c

-

Quarterly

$1.10

___

Mines.

preferred

5% %

1-

1-2-51

convertible

Thomaston

15c

>quar.;

Schenley Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Schwitier-Cummins Co.
5V2% preferred A
(quar.)
5Vz %

4

$1.25

common-

(quar.;

vtc

common

(quar.)

AnLonio

Class

4

12-15

t$1.75

Ry.

^

San

Scarfe

$2.50

4

12-

2

11-

—._—

Light,

Brothers,

12-15

Share

Company

Bankshares

preferred

o-*

Co.—

pfd.

$4

convertible

10c

conv.

Regis

4.40%

12-

12-

1-

Transmission

50c

Francisco

Extra

5%

12-14

pfd. iquar.)„ f$1.06 (4
f 25c
Ltd., common

Flour Mills,
preferred (quar.)

Louis-San

St.

12-14

$1

4'/»%

Lawrence

7%
St.

*

W.sconsin

$1.12y2
$1

iquar.)—____

Mfg. Co.—
preferred
Company—

Thermoid

$1.25

(quar.;

Power,

.

$2.40

10-13

60c

(increased quar.)

___.

preferred

10-13

10-31

11-20

A

Inc

Service,

&

10-16
11-15
'11-15

12-15

Giass

10-31

50c

.__

iquar.)

12-

20c

30c

common.__

preferred

Gas

Power

40c
&

4%

series

dividend—*.—

Electric

1

11-

25c

______

Paper Co.
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (s-a)__

Inc.,

Tennessee

e.iars

(quar.)

conv

1

Wisconsin

10%

Biscuits,

Sutherland

10-13

12- 6

Holders

When

Per

Name of

12-15

$1

(quar.)

common

Holders

Payable of Rec.

25c

common

dividend

Sunshine

1

Share

Securities,

preferred

Co.,

Stock

11-15

convertible

6%

I..ii

Stores

25c

Industries

2nd

$4

12-

43 %C

Ross

12-

of Company
Electric

12-15

(quar.)_ t$1.06(4

pfd.

arrears.

Rose's

1

__

(quar.)

Refining,

taccum.)

11-

__

Paper Co., Ltd., 4%%

Roosevelt

Name

Suburban

2

Sun

Power, com. iquar.)
(quar.)

preferred

Rcliand

10-

Corp.—

preferred, series

of

1

tlOc

Extra
Rochester

11-

When

Per

Holders

Payable of Rec.

tlOc

Ltd

212

sh4rss

The

distillates
and

oil

and

a

oil

properties

company "Was
on

shares,

Gas

is

engaged

with

share

Co.

in

the

properties

gas

production
located

Arkansas, Louisiana,

in

incorporated

shu-re" for

Natural

approximately i/2 of 1% of the 1,409;capital stock issued and outstanding.

represent

of common

Corporation

in

basis

1942

to

annual

Total

the

and

in

common

operating

in

of

natural

Louisiana

Mississippi
1946

the

and
stock

stockholders

lcver.ue

eas,

and

was

of
to

amounts

gas^

Texas

Texas.

The

issued

Southern

*

approxi¬

mately $2,000,000.
Bids

for

the

shares

Property,' Department
Yoik;
and

on

place

or

all

before
bids

11

will

must

of
be

be

presented

Justke,

a.m.

120

iEST)

opened

on

at

the

Broadway,
Nov.

publicly.—V.

20,

Office

New
1950.

172,

p.

York
at

of

5,

which

1537.

Alien

New
time,

Volume 172

Number 4955

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

Southern Union Gas Co.—Plans
This

therein.

Financing—

it was reported on Oct. 20, plans to raise between
$8,000,000 through the sale of securities next spring.
The proceeds of the
offering will be used to repay $3,000,000 in bank
leans which the company
arranged this fall, and to provide funds for
additional construction expenditures.—V.
171, p. 1298.
company,

$7,000,000

and

under

of

Public

Service

Co.—Offering Oversub¬

any

bonds of the

by

share

Paine,

oversubscribed

stock

and the books closed.—V.

172,

was

Oil

Co.

owned

—The

secondary offering made on Oct. 19 of 14,000
shares of capital stock
(par $25) at $57.50 per share by
The First Boston Corp. was
oversubscribed and the books
closed.—V. 172, p. 1537.

stock

to

be

issuance
&

Gas

Standard Oil Co.

(New Jersey)—Crane Vice-President

Jay E. Crane, a member of the board of
Oct.

20

elected

Vice-PreJdent,

a

retired. '

Mr.

became

regular member

a

Crane

served

Treasurer

as

of

directors

succeeding

the

executive

since

R.

from

committee

on

was

Haslani,

1937

who

1944.

He

1949.—V

172,

to

in

1440.

p.

1944.

T.

•The

directors

have

declared

quarterly cash dividend of
both

10#

a

50

cents

payable Dec. 10 to holders

of

stock

dividend

share

per

record

a

171, p.

2349.

Oct.

ma'nageraert

5

pany s

lo?s

mated.

its

All

in

this

of

Dayton,

"far

wis

corporation

G,,

smaller

plant

than

production

stated

No.

1

be

16

that

result

of

feared"

and

that

smaller

much

a

fire

"the

of

will

in

line

or

announced
V.

and

continue

be

172,

the

the

company's operations

company's

possibly

for

higher

first

proiits

than

for

the

quarterly

shares

of

Sterling

common

fcr shares of

Vs

and
to

of

of

The

New

and

the

47

York

Curb

Exchange

the above

the

in .the

10-cent

value

par

announced

snares.-—V.

stock

Nov.

6,

Aug.

31,

Oct.

on

of

shares

172,

of

of

for

Net

Feci,

Capital

Lovett

Abercrombie

&

Whipple

Robert

W.

Blyth

&

Co.,

reduces

the

of

W.

Clark

C.

previously reported

$1,750.979.—V.

172,

increased

&

six

months'

earnings

&

See

Air

&

Co.
24

&

above.—V.

170,

Forgan

stock

if

redeemed

Langley

on

retirement
stock

or

all

of

funds

and

for

of

fund

for

such

the

preferred

all

such

the

plus

preferred
will

by

stock

1961
or

preferred

pricr
April

stock

to

1,

1,

1980,.

proceeds

and

to

the

-

April

Co.,

payment

f

.

and

the

of

will

of

be

from

the

sale

at

Oct.

the

Ohio

the

com

ins

winter,

to

Federal

Power

Buffalo

to

As

of

is

near

authority to
Mas;acl metts

extend

the

pipe

line

to

additional

balance
'

-

The

.

securities

finance .the

abeve.)
.

recent

muin

sole
to

be

of

first

mortgage bends

determined

at

construction.

i

-

transmission

extends from

of

line

a

later

(See

also

and from

date,

the

will

the

of

under

1.633

company,

miles

leneth,

the

EARNINGS—Total

Natural

operating

Gas

the

12

months

35

cents

share

per

since

CAPITALIZATION

2%#
'

series

pipe line

PRESENT

due

due

1987

series

due

19rg

3#

,

series

seres

due

1970_______

Debentures.
Bank

3%#

due

i.i.

&

&

__

&

Motor

4,000
4,000

2,400
1,500

,

5,600

1,000

2#

due

2 #» #

—

1,000

1,800

23,452,000

&

Co..——800

sto-k

(par

cumulative

The

4.64#

Coinmpn

10e.000 shs.

(par

securing

the

a

Y.

100,000 shs.
$5)

one

10,000.000 shs.

the

1,921,553

$2,886,328

$2.00

$1.34

or

bonds

State

more

series

subject




to

may

the

*

be

issued

restrictions

under

the

contained

per

(net)

income

share—

com

shs.

at

$30

per

$4,174,926^

$2,710,574

$1.87

$1.16
,

Cigar-Whelan

Stores

Subs.)—Earns.

(&

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$146,678

$223,743

$157,080

$515,540

2,307,308

2,303,164

2,307,308

2,303,164

$0.04

$0.08

$0.02

$0.17

share

com.

Corp.

1950—3 Mos.—1949

outstdg

per

preferred

dividend requirements.—V.

stockholders

The

172,

384.

p.

1,000

4.000
400

States

Bank

The

V.

$500,000

3#

of

accrued

and

office

of

of

Deliver
Gas

Co.

interest

Dillon,

Chicago,

COO

Salomon

800

fered

500

Wabash

Gas

redemption date
New York, and at

the

Read & Co.,
Chicago.

the

application

C,

meter

station

maturities

Canada—

par

of

this

on

its

a

company
main
line

hearing

for
in

to

com¬

authority

to

Chautauqua

subject

Harris,

under

to

1,

the

1951

received,

Hall

Co.

&

of¬

of

the

second

their bid of 98.837.

on

viz:

Halsey,

98.3899,

and

Stuart

&

Co.

Inc.,

also for 2%s.

offered
Commission.
The

the certificates are being

Commerce

Interstate

which

certificates

to

(Inc.),

Philadelphia Plan,

the

are

26

certificates,

to 2.65%.

Oct. 25

on

were

approval

of

Oct.

on

trust

instalment

final

secured

are

equipment having

by

new

of

an

issue

of

standard-gauge

an

Mills.—To

presently

being

served

secondary offering of 10,000
(par $5) was made on Oct. 20

share by Blyth & Co., Inc.—V. 172,

p.

1441.

Common

Stock—Pays

proposal that the author¬
ized capital stock (no pari be increased from 60,000 shares to 200,000
shares and that the presently outstanding stock be split on the basis
stockholders

The

three

be

the

in

for

to

be
On

paid
Oct.

will

vote

vote

on

on

a

:

with

current

propose

basis

after
on

16,

share for each

will

charter

directors

dividend

outstanding

1

Nov.

one.

original
line

The

on

stockholders

The
in

with

Offering—A

Increase

Stock Dividend^—

cash

stock

equipment

2%%

of

issue

bids

and

certificates

of

Republic.

common

for

trustee

estimated aggregate cost of $10,69.9,105.
Other
members
of
the
offering group are Drexel & Co.;
Union.
Securities Corp., and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 172, p. 1441.

to sell gas to Republic under
for a contracted demand quantity of 600,000
day, to be resold in Mayville. Westfield and Chautauqua,
are

at

other

Two

98.5543;

railroad

Buffalo, N. Y.
company is proposing

communities

apoointed

series B, due Oct. 1, 1965.

1965, inclusive, at
The 1961 to 1965
redeemable any time on and after June
and accrued dividends. The groun was

are

1955

$8,535,000

of

three

been

3%

Hutzler and associates

&

maturing June

Wamsutta

scheduled

has

172,

Light, Heat & Power

Republic

Commission

has

Co.

prices to yield from 1.65%

1,

above.

to

field.—V.

RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Bros.

awarded the
,1950 for the
mortgage pipe line

Dec.

Gas to

chemical

and

dye

Corp.—Trustee Appointed—

Manhattan

$3,315,000

series

in

Natural

the

1441.

p.

1,

to

change

600

None

1,000

first

to

of

the

of

Plywood

the

of

172,

1,800

on

outside

proposals

United Dye & Chemical Corp.
incorporation to allow United

to

certilicate

$3,000,000 issue of 15-year debentures,

See

1,200

redemption

for

consider

20

company

1238.

800

————

Nov.

on

this

company's

in business

engage

1,200

—.

the

will

of

name

amend

United

500

10,000

—

Corp. below.

POO

,

providing

shares of

$75,632,132 $70,126,843

172, p. 939.

corporate

p.

,

fund

Bank

sales

Inc.,

Secondary

i505000Q%sh

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$4,234,296

to

Co.———800

&

called

Power

These

1950—3 Mos—1949

income—

Issued

on

N.

outstanding bonds," to
operation and for general

1238.

1,106,174

•

natural gas by

172, p.

retire

dial

to

United Dyewood Corp.—Plans to Change Name, Etc.—

$500,000 of 3% Bonds—

Sell

100,000 shs.

to

used

3,596,007

800

—

100.73#
at

per

be

facilities

2,098,661

4,000

—

Co._

sinking

Tennessee

feet

to

are

3,356,897

1,800

Co

&

Co._

&

Consumers'

contract

cubic

Offered—Wachob-Ben-

64,388,542

10,000

1.800

Dann

&

National

100,000-shs.
.

cumulative

stock

'Additional bonds in

mortgage

100.COO shs.

;

included

United Dye & Chemical Corp.—Proposed New Name—

1969.

a

acquired

583,816

—

Corp

has

the

Co.,

the

rights

and

N. Y., which had been
Tucker automobiles, was not

Co.—Bonds

company's

See United Dyewood

County, N. Y., for the sale of natural gas to the Rpublic Light, Heat &

600,000 shs.

cumulative

4.65N

$100)

cumulative

4.60-1

j

4.425,000

Nachman

Mr.

car,

pending.

387,830

—_

Co

&

Neuhaus

company

construct

10.575.000

4,425,000

cumulative

4.25'-

proceeds

deductions
and

Com.

1.000

To Redeem

Power

4.10#

„

-10,575,000

1951-1956

Tucker
are

296,144

None

2,400

Inc.,.—

Co.—

6

received,

the

16

purposes.—V.

United

offering of $40,000,000 of 3% first mortgage pipe
line bonds and further data, see V. 172, p. 1034.

Nov.

of

patents

Syracuse,

Pericd End. Sept. 30—
Net profit after taxes—

For

23,452,000

design
which

67,277,383

400

Witter

Federal

an

21,945,172

800

—

Stubbs

'The

stock—

Preferrd

Oct.

on

the

None

800

!

&

to

by

as

600

Pomercy,

Weeks

at

use

$27,317,991

—V.

600

Co.——

made

occupation
for

23,352,143

Earns,

None

1.200

1.000

Co

be

for

plant

$31,239,480

500

&

&

First

p.

adequate bids

no

on

Inc.,

taxes

500

1,200

Hutton

Walker

due

the

revenues

400

White

bends

cleared

leased

ap¬

2,400

800

B.

of

Court-appointed

by

be

can

has

for

one

Telephone

net

Other

500

1,000

Common,

account

corporation's trustees, said
to approximately $1,000 less

fixed

expenses

None

Co

&

Securities

mence

1951-1956

due

Motors,

Corp.

Fed.

400

1,000

Moreland

Anthony

The

S.
on

500

1,800

Inc

U.

Operating

400

5,600

Inc.—

ware

devices

500

1.000

—

Co.

the

auction

at

Operating

None

1,000

Co.,

the

as

plant

Ford

Period End. Sept. 30—

None

800

&

for $464,135

of

sold

United Air Lines, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—

4.000

Curtis.

and

sale.—V.

The

500

—

'

Capital

Cooled

convert

600

—

Shcpard

Igoe,

2.400

Co._

Scranton

&

there

eight patents,

processes

corporate

GOO

—

Co

for

sold

large

1.

500

1,000

&

Michael L.
goods were

publicly offered $100,000 of first
mortgage 33/4% bonds, due 1970, at 103 and accrued in¬
terest, without the benefit of a selling group.

400

.

1,200

Co., Inc.—

loans—

p.

&

paid

was

Approved—

amounted

25

items

the

Nov.

because

are

82

der

4,000
800

..

§00

.

.

2,400
860

Stringfellow—

Yartiall

the

said

Co.

Union

None

1X00

Co.—

Dean

Oct.

on

of

for

Bcane—

Co.

Plans

40,000.000

Dayton

1441.

5.600

Co

&

&

H,

Nachman, .attorney

172,

—

Poole

&

H.

value

engines

—

Jackson

Contracts to

49.500.000

171,

and

share
1789.

1.500

10,000

&

See

40.000.000

—

Co.
per

corporation's property assets

manufacture

:

Son

&

of this

3,600

Co

&

auction

the

Co

&

at

in

1,200

Whiting.

36,950.000

49.50d.000

;
1966__

&

cents

50

dealers.—V.

to

$32,043,000

36,950.000

Stock

1.500

,

Co

Pierce

W.

,,'iChas.

Outstanding

1966—.—$32,043,000

3%

of

special offering of
at $29 per share
Exchange after the

(par $2)

Cruttenden

1,000

1,800

Fenncr

Trask

The

FINANCING

Midwest

by

4,000

__

Co

Barney

G.

^

bonds—

3%

19

commission

Nachman

Air

1,200

Co..

&

Payment
TO

Authorized

fFirst mortgage

the

on

3,600

Co.

&

Winston & Co

wiTl
EFFECT

stock

common

400

a

1947.

GIVING

Nil

Special Offering—A

—

approved

Unsold

1,000

&

Vietor,

ended

Aug. 31. 1650, amounted to $46,395,880 and net income was
$10,023,224.
Dividends c-n 'the common stock have been at the
quarterly rate of

424,784

•

to

Co

Union

Co.

for

revenues

756.

p.

2.400

Company

Underwood,.

sale

Rio Grande
Valley of Texas to Mercer, Pa. Principal
deliveries of natural gas are made to the
systems of The Columbia Gas

System.' Ixicv, and Consolio'ated

$5.69

said,

Co

Tucker,

"Proceeds"

in

a71,49l

airplane engine factory.

used

be

$19,434,797

$2,645,328
449,714

$0.43

1

of

the

424,784

$2.30

A

the

Ford

10,000

&

Spencer

Aug.

stocks, from

$211,037

449,714

500

3,600

Mosle

Smith,

boundary.

31. 1950, it was estimated that the
remaining cost of
the Mercer-Euffalo extension was
approximately $48,000,Proceeds in part from the current sale of preferred and common

000.

->$236,421

$1,063,861

10,000

Parsons

^

&

bids

Mr.

600

10,000

Pierce.

Hawley,

&

Shields

from

complet'rg

Crl47,367

4,ooq

Co

&

Fenn

Chas,

its

expected to be completed during

for

the

1,998,424

4,000

Inc

Inc.

Webber,

Scott

company to increase its daily deliv¬
The company has also applied to the

MCF.

Commission

point

a

which

will.enable the

1,960.000

Crl,784

800

Co.—

Northwest

Schoellkopf,

EXPANSION—Under certificate: granted by the Federal Power Com¬
the company is
currently engaged in extending its pipe line
'he^ present terminal point at Mercer, Pa., to a point near

ery capacity

986,215

Oct.

Norman

the

from

The exiension.

'>383,788

taxes.

1.090

Co

&

Rowles,

mission.

Y.

4,643,752

18-21.

'After

program.

N.

209,252

participating

and

Buffalo.

2,050,076

10.0nQ

__i

Rotan,

The

in

taxes.

172,

on

'Earns,

the

1950.

24.

company

4,432,622

taxes

made

Oct.

800

„

Newbold's

H.

Rauscher,

apcroximately $17,077.orinc'pl a mount
by

$36,919,722

283,075

approved on Oct. 25 by Judge
District Court, at Chicago, 111.
The

4.000

_

Riter

$17 077.500

the company's short-term notes
outstanding
proceeds ircrn such short-term notes were used

1950—9 Mos.—1949

$6,425,389

share—

Co.

The sale

400

1,200

—-

Reynolds & Co

all

of

172.

1537.

p.

1950—3 Mos—1949

was

*

company

172,

Tucker Corp.—Sale of Assets

10,000

Beissner

Prescott,

sinking

retirement

to

assets

praisers.

Co

Marks

Stanley

Phelps,

1,

the

for

amounted

Current

$12,991,330.—V.

400

(Inc.)

&

Tully

Schmidt,

the

stock

common

apllod to

Trane

4.000

Co

&

&

Turben

Paine,

196o.

provide?

April 1,
19 76
provides for the

of

expansion

and

alter

oy

stock

April

net

stock

be

4.64#

preferred

stock

l,
on

30

30.

to

1,990,405

3,100 shares of

800

Corp

Lvnrh,

Pacific

preferred stock by April 1, 1381.
The
preferred stock, for the 4.25#
preferred
preferred
stock
provide
for
the
retire¬

4.65#

4X0#

April

above.—V.

10,000

S.

The

redeemed

Sept.

June

outstdg.—

com.

Loss.—V.

Net

4.64%

4.10#

preferred

PROCEEDS—The
and

the

the

if

the

*

10.000

.

&

M'lwaukee

W.

after

or

for

of

for

on

share

per

fund

at

at

$15,149,693

after

shs.

than

Moseley & Co
Mullanev, Wells & Co.—
Maynard H. Murch & Co

stock

common

Net profit
Common

Earns, per

400

Co

Masten

E.

F.

in

or

redeemed

ment

new

of

share,

&

M.

Moroney,

cumulative

be redeemable at the option of the
part, at the following redemption price:-: $106
prior to April l,
1956; or $105 per share if
after April 1, 1956 and prior to
April 1, 1961; or $104

$103 1C

sinking

sinking

per

Corp.

oper

profit before
Prov. for income

None

10,000

Co.—

Brothers

Morgan

redeemed

share if

The

$103.10

&

preferred stock shall

in whole

share

or

at

before

Net

to

500

—

Weeks

&

Higginson

Mitchum,

Oct.

on

capital

$31,747,044

Co.—Earnings—

Period End. Sept. 30—
sales

Profit

800
—_

Graham,

Peabody

C.

The

at $30 per share.

The 4.64',

1966;

$100)

dividends, and 250,0C0 shares

company,
per

(par

4.64%

working

with

Net

800

Co

Co.

Mason-Hagan,

Offered—

which

grouo

of

$7.84
shares

common

Products, Inc.—Merger Approved—

Circle

Trailmobile

Gernon.

1,500

Bodine

&

Co

&

Loeb

Laurence

Its

Weld

524,757

on

$45,574,559 and current liabilities

Perfect

close

1,000
1,500

800

Crouter

Corp.—

&

Ncyes.

W.

$1,884,833

White,

based

4,000

2,400
3,600

Inc

McCormick

Kidder.

Merrill

Corp. and

an

$11.69
and

600

1,800

&

Kuhn,

Merrill,

Securities

See

800

Inc

Corp

Ripley

Hall

Kebbon,

$1.00

Stock

—

None

1,800

Co

Southwest

Hornblowcr

928.

p.

Co.

800

1,200

._

&

Hemphill,

taxes,

Stock to

company's

compared

to

Thompson

was

5,760

Panccast

Co.

&

Securities

Harriman

*'

underwriting
publicly offered 100,000 shares

(par $5)

500

Marshall

be

8,640

Inc

&

Sulzberger

.

.

Transmission

jointly headed

accrued

per

Corp.

Gas

Webster

preferred

,

%

.

dividends

1537.

p.

the

to

Shares

Inc

Co.,

Co..

Boston

A.

Marshall

Tennessee
Stone

Offer Air

"

and

stock

14,080

Co

&

First

Lee

To

—

NOTE—The
amounted

ex¬

Preferred

(Inc.)

Townsend,

Read

Lehman

Telecom Corp.
Stockholders—

been

1,000

Hallowell,

from

$4,397,842

share

comomn

outstanding.

$32,583,229

6,

21,120

Corporation—

Co

2,113,874

939.

p.

now

per

preferred

each

Oct.

3,600

S°eKs

income

corporate

has

preferred

new

Co

Robertson

D'llcn,

1 294 620

which

for

On

10,000
&

Goldman.

$2.35

stock.

shares

common

principal underwriters

and

.

Co.

&

Collings

Glore,

1 291 920

1%

company

offer

Inc

Dodge

Dittmar

970,925

———

of

exchange

Sterling

Co

Co.,

Sullivan

DeHaven

817^590

1950

the

of

common

exchange

the

stock

Co

&

Republic

Dewar,

$1,296,284

———

Act

&

&

Baird

Bosworth,
Central

Firit

971,025

of

3,130,491

'

"

19*9

*2,633,459

outstandings
share

per

Revenue

share

;

$40,4*5,152
-

basis

in

follows:

as

Co

Bacon,

the

—S3,030,694

taxes———

paid—

shares

*The

inccme

_r.'—

dividends

Earnings

other

The

of

names

Securities

Weld

Harri-.

profit

Carh

to

and

■"After

producing

gas

thereof

the

on

Sterling

Sterling.

common

The

1950

______$54,739,447
before income taxes—
5,664.153

Profit

holders

the

4,816,162

$6,415,763

outstanding

In September,
1950, the
remaining 80,000 outstanding
warrants to purchase 133,333

company

of

Webster

&

Eouitable

sales

Prov.

from

the

are

White.

Subs.)—Earnings—

Nine Months Ended Sept. 20—

.

Net

stock

and

I

income

■"Earnings

Transmission

the

Shares

G66.

p.

Net

area.

the

subscription

by each

C.

that

taxes—

Oil

Common

Stone

1950."—

25

Frovision for income

proposed

Sterling

Gas

of

oil

an

com¬

quarter w Jl
share recently

per

shares

of

1949

1950.

Fstabrook

(&

Coast

acquire

share

cne

UNDERWRITERS—The

products

ended

of

common

include
to

taxes.—

stock

value

par

number

shares

pursuant

(40# )

company for each
share of common stock

a

common

underwritten

company,

Stewart-Warner Corp.

.

the

capital

common

(the

additional

Tennessee

the

purchase

to

number

having been changed from shares
having a par value of $1 to shares having a par value cf 10 cents on
a
share-for-share basis, transactions in this
issue will henceforth be
recorded

of

from

11950

$85,665,979 $79,508,615
11,231,925
' 7,528,333

income

common

company
acquired pursuant to said exchange offer 60,785
shares of common stock and warrants to
purchase 108,533 % shares of
common
stock of Sterling.
At such date the company owned 85.6#

second

cents

period

of

Subs.)—Earnings—

Sept. 30—

sales

rec¬

the

Clark,

stock of

to
and

stock of

common

stock

common

Sterling Engine Co.—Par Value Changed—

:

Gulf

the

offer

an

E.

common

in

stock

1449.

p,

of

common

originally esti¬
damaged
were fully covered
by fire, use and occupancy insurance, so that actual
effect of :be fire on
operating profits w'll be negligible.",
R. N.
Webster, President, further stated: "Operations in all other
plants are proceeding at a high rate.
It is believed that this trend
phases cf the

the

to

share

increase

OFFER—The

made

of

damage

the

shares

transfer

than

as

originally

will

Oct.

on

the

Net

51

the

of

(including holders of
above) of one

per

1950, 53,333 shares
Sterling Oil & Gas Co.,

operating

Standard-Thomson Corp.—Operations at
High Rate—

The

would

increase

directed

offered

share

31,

of

tended

incurred. at.

Aug.

company

1-950,

regular
common
stock,

the

on

20.—V.

Nov,

and

EXCHANGE

stock

warrant

Stock Dividend—

$5

each

further

a

stockholders

four

accounti

to

for

This

shares

stock

Standard Steel Spring Co.—10%

equal

stock)

1950
stock

each

ordered

stock

common

as

exchange offer.
at

owned

company

of

•

and

long

9 Months Ended

Profit before

outstanding,

common

15,

for

the

of

or

so

Thompson Products, Inc. (&

bonds

any

1967,

$500,000,000

to 6,312,500%.
The 5,050,000%
133,334 shares of common stock

of

Co.

STERLING
Co.

to

common

stcck

as

issued

be

may

long
due

outstanding.

stock

Nov.

of

amount

an

common

distributed.

outstanding

common
•

of

to

are

1950

date

which
so

series

in order to effect

15,
business

record

bonds

3%

and

common

shares

on

account of

shares

of

common

said

on

the

1970

Dec.

of

250,000

(premium

capital

(Indiana)—Offering Oversubscribed

shares

additional

surplus

1537.

p.

the

of

seriest-due

close

of

$300,000,COO,

of

outstanding

about

or

the

of

record

the

Standard

•

Curtis

&

of

as

of

on

to

or

the directors,

1950,

number

1,966,

are

3#

amount

limited

is

due

1969

Oct. 9,

the

scribed—The secondary
offering of 15,484 shares of com¬
mon stock
was made on Oct.
19 at $15.50 per share

Jackson

due

distribution
ord

Webber,

series

series

JOn

principal

mortgage

2%#

3#

in

Southwestern

•

total

The

such

the

(1675)

Dec.

1950,
16

at

the

also

that the

the

rate of

the

ng

the purposes

new

$1

reciteu
as

,tQ

stock shall be put on a regular
annum for each share to be
cents

per

the f'rst quarterly dividend of 25
1950 to holders ox record Dec. 1, 1950.

split,

15.

expand

of the corporation granted in 1846 so
developments in the textile industry.

company

distributee!

shares outstading

on

a

Oct. 2,

stock dividend of one
1950.—V. 172, p. 1239.

52

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1676)

"Weeden
Sales

_-_„3123.434.440

__

Gross

688,181

-V.

172,

556,339

478.444

341,114

$84,243

income___.

65.9,756

603.938

income

Expenses and taxes
Net

$94,303,495 $77,874,841
536,909
358,627

S8G.063.893

$103,417

$58,465

$17,513

.

proceeds will be used to repay bank loans and to
for construction.—V. 171, p. 1930,
The

384.

p.

The

Privately—This

Placed

Co.—Bonds

Gas

announced on Oct. 25, has arranged to
place privately a new issue of $1,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, 27/g% series due 1970, through Blair, Rollins &
Co. Inc.—V. 164, p. 3003.
it

company,

was

corporation

The
Oct.

A

electric

new

West

generating
Electric System

Penn

the
Preston
The new
subsidiary

first

The

in

of

end

that

chosen
with

generating units
the middle cf

two

in

the

at

1952

The site of the new plant on the Cheat River was
because of the proximity of good coal supplies and
requirements of the West Penn Electric System
areas in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Virginia

Monongahela
addition
1951.

Power

its

to

Co.

the

total

1,200,000-kw.—V.

about

under

which

Station

tiem

present

has

now

Rivesvilic

the

At

System is

corporation
of

shares

stock

common

and

172,

will

operation

late

capability

in

be

generating
p.

of

in

the

1441.

Sz

be

to

have

to

&

been

named

obligations

pay

the

the offering
Otis, Inc.,

$1),

Kinnard

Mo.,

used

with

statement

(par

as

all

to

1442.

p.

1950

for

taxes

1949

$7,943,060

before

$6,339,360

735,266

228,333

^

income

taxes, on

195,000
$540,266

$228,333

$1.92

$0.81

share

per

756.

172, p.

Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Sales Show Gain—
4 Weeks Ended—

V.

STATE AND

stock

Gearhart,
Louis,

St.

are

172,

Co.—Secondary

—-16 Weeks Ended

Oct. 14,'50

NOTE—Figures
which

172.

Oct. 15.'49

Oct. 14,'50

Oct. 15.'49

$11,312,336

Stores

1998.

p.

registration

a

common

Co.,

proceeds

Sales

171,

be

to

Electric

income

Net

—V.

Offering—A
secondary offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on Oct, 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $91.50
per share, with a dealers' concession of $1.50 per share.

80,000-kw.

an

$25),

(par

income

income

—V.

construction

of

amendment.

White

The

filed

25

shares
by

creditors.—V.

Earnings

of

(par

Timber

Weyerhaeuser

with the SEC
offered to
System,
the
of Weymouth,

of notification

England

Wilcox Oil Co.—Earnings—
Gross

16

Oct.

on

1,523

covering

shares

New

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

units or to refund

filed a letter of notification with the
preferred stock (par $20) and 100.000
$1), both issues to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to retire current
liabilities and for working capital.
The

SEC

station is scheduled to be
the second toward the

and

Ohio.

and

York,

unsecured

Oct.

on

500,000

supplied

the

to

serves

New

be

underwriters.

record
held, with

units.

such

to

Provision

year.

view

shares

two

corporation

covering

price

Solvents Inc., Longmont, Colo.—Files—

Western

primarily

a

which

of

service

each

for

share.

Wilcox-Gay Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
SEC

stockholders of

common

17 filed a letter
of capital stock

per

of over 99%
of the outstanding capital stock
be entitled to subscribe for 16,277
shares and will purchase
shares not subscribed for by minority stockholders.
The proceeds
are to be used to repay outstanding indebtedness and for
construction
expenses.—V. 172, p. 1140.

Net

County, W. Va,, at a cost of approximately $20,000,000.
power plant will be built by Monogahela
Power Co, and a
of The Potomac Edison Co.
Financing plans will be announced later.

placed

share

one

incurred for

obligations

for

of

rate

to

expiring on Nov. 15, 1950.
proceeds arc to be used to purchase omnibus

The

station of 150,000-kw. capacity
is to be built at Albright in

the

at

20

rights

Electric Co.—Unit to Expand—

Penn

West

be offered

will

$35

will

on

stock

common

shares

at

any

Oct, 23 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 2,500 shares of common stock (par $10) and $25,000
of
5%: registered sinking fund debentures due 1970 to be offered
at par, without underwriting.
The

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

holder

provide funds

Batavia, N. Y.—
Commission—

Files With Securities and Exchange

Oct.

on

16.298

stockholders

Western New York Motor Lines, Inc.,

Ohio

West

company

covering

Co., through Shea & Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.

surance

.

Weymouth Light & Power Co.—Files With SEC—

vately—Thomas J. Blair, President, on Oct. 24 announced
that this company has sold $437,000 of first mortgage
bonds 3Vs% series due 1979 to the New York Life In¬

1947

1948

1949

1950

Co.—Bonds Placed Pri¬

Virginia Water Service

West

Co.—Earnings—

&

9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—

.

$6,103,303

$43,776,871

$22,850,883

for the

current

acquired

were

include

year

the

by

sales
in

company

of

Margaret

December,

Ann

1349.—

1239.

p.

DEPARTMENT

CITY

BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA

Oasis

Bond Sale—An

issue of

awarded

bonds
was
10 to Thornton,

Oct.

on

District,

Riverside

Bond

gnat,

—v.

will

Clerk,

Pequereceive

the First National Bank of Boston,

sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Co., of Montgomery, and
Nov. 6 for the purchase of $25,Sterne, Agee & Leach, of Birming¬
ham, jointly, as 2V4S. Due from 000 school bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
to

1965

1950.

inclusive.

to

Due

1975

Dec.

on

1

from

and
the

nue

the
Co.

bonds
W.

sold

was

R.

on

Oct.

17 to

Investment

Stephens

of Little

$546,000

Stanislaus

(P.

system reve¬

Rock.

Bond Sale

The

$203,000 bonds
offered Oct. 23—v. 172, p. 1481—
—

awarded

were

America

the

to

National

of

Bank

Trust

'&

Sav¬

ings Association, of San Francisco,

CALIFORNIA

.

County School Districts
Modesto), Calif.

O.

follows:

as

Cabazon School District, Riverside

County (P. O. Riverside), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 23—v.
172, p. 1575—were awarded to the
Bank

&

of .America

$77,000 Salida Union School Dis¬
trict

as

of

cost

V

000

1956

about'2.05%,

on

Dec.

2s.

Due

Dec.

on

■

(P. O.

'

Los

1

bonds

Sale—The

offered

2Vis, due

Angeles),

1485—were

due

24—v.

awarded

a

172,
the

to

1485—were

Oct.

24—v.

awarded

to

the

p.

Bank

of America National Trust & Sav¬

ings Association, of San Francisco.
Kings River Union School District,
Tulare County (P. O. Visalia), Cal.
Bond Offering—Gladys
Stewart,
County Clerk, will receive sealed

bids until
ard Time)
chase

of

10

a.m.

(Pacific Stand¬

will

receive

$50,000

Dec. 15 from 1966

Board

of

Angeles
Orange Counties (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Sale—The

—

$27,000 school

172,

v.

to

a

Estabrook &
Putnam
R.

&

&

offered

New

price of 100.03,

a

sealed

bids

Offering

(EST)
of

on

Dated

Nov.

Joseph

until

11

A.
re¬
a.m.

Nov. 9 for the purchase

$30,000,000

notes.
on

—

bids

series

Nov.

C

20,

housing

1950.

Due

20, 1951. Proceeds of the

Co.,

Due

Dade

County
No.

1

Sale

Bond

Special

be

facilitate

II

issued

the

to

encourage

construction

veterans.

of

Legality
ap¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Cole, of Hartford".
;
.

,

p.m.

Oct. *1

Oct.

from

1,

1951

1980

to

Oct.

of

as

f950.

1,

1955.

School

Tax

The

—

Sale—The $2,000,000 sub¬

bonds

revenue

offered

Oct.

20—v. 172, p. 1388—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of Blunt

Ellis and Simmons; Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co., Dempsey & Co., Mc-

Dougal & Co., all of Chicago, An¬
drews

& Wells, Inc., New York
City, Paul H. Davis & Co., Far-

well, Chapman & Co., Mullaney,
Wells & Co., and Sills, Fairman
Harris, all of Chicago, at a price

awarded

to
a
syndicate
by Shields & Co., of New
York City, at a price of 101.14, a

headed

interest

net

cost

of

about

2.07%,

follows:

as

$2,319,000 2%s. Due

on

Dec. 1 from

2,561,000 2V4s. Due

on

Dec. 1 from

Due
1969

to

Dec. 1 from

on

Special Road and Bridge
(P. O. Deland),
Volusia County, Fla.

Bond Sale—The $875,000

bonds

offered

associated

with

Shields

offering are:
Leedy, Wheeler &

&

Allen

Co.

in

&

and the

—

v.

awarded to

of

John

Lee

a

172,

p.

1388

—

on

were

syndicate composed

Nuveen

Higginson

&

Co.,

Corp.,

Chicago,

New

York

E.

F.

Hutton

&

Francis

Co.,

all

of

I

du

New

Chicago), III.
Adrean,
receive

will

the

office

of

the

American

Community
Builders,
Inc., Two Plaza, Park Forest, Chi¬

about

lows:

2.41%,

follows:

as

$199,000 2V2S. Due
1953

to

Oct. 1 from

on

368,000 2.40s. Due
1968

to

Marietta, Ga.

until

receive

will

Clerk,

bids

Nov.

Nov.

Sale—The

1388—were

composed

Co.,

Inc.,

Oct.

for

6

of

20—v.
to

Harriman

2%
p.

group

Ripley &

& Co.,

Estabrook & Co., and F. S. Moseley & Co., all of New York City, at
a price of
104.539, a basis of about

bonds

at

Teachers

Bond

Sale

hospital
v.

172,

the

County (P.

—

bonds

p.

Oct.

25—

1576-i^W^re awarded, to
♦ifc/ol-

on

1,
or

*..• •'

u »

of

(P.

the

O.

172,

offered

Oct.

1481—were

p.

!

$400,000
23

rev¬
—v.

awarded

to

Barcus, Kindred & Co., and T. J.
Swartz

&

jointly,

as

Co.,

$276,000 3s.
1954

to

124,000

both

of

Chicago,

follows:
Due
1978

2%s.
1979

on

Dec.

Due
to

1

from

inclusive.

1985

Dec.

on

1

inclusive.

Washington, III.

$100,000 3%

offered

Board

Illinois

of

bonds

enue

Bond

TfuSt'.Cohipahy of Georgia, of
•

bank

Normal), III.

O.

Ga.

The

1954

Nov.

Chicago

a

Sale—The

from

Griffin),

dated

are

College

State

1.67%.

-

to

Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.

the

172,

a

Goldman, Sachs

Spalding

1951

1950. Principal and interest (M-N)

Bond

$1,100,000

awarded

from

1

Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1960 incl.

purchase of $75,000 school bonds.

offered

fol¬

as

trust company mutually agreeable
to the purchaser and the District.

Offering—Thomas F. Aus¬

City

bonds, divided

inclusive.

payable

GEORGIA

sealed

p.m.

$16,000 fire equipment bonds. Due

The

Oct. 1 from

on

8:30

60,000 village hall bonds. Due

1978 to 1980 inclusive.

tin,

$76,000

Oct. 1 from

on

until

Oct. 31 for the purchase

on

on

inclusive.

1977

138,000 2V2S. Due

Bond

of

Oct. 1 from

on

Heights,

(CST)

inclusive.

1961

170,000 2.30s. Due

Bond

certificates of 1950 offered

Oct. 20

4 *

Jan. 1 in 1968

on

Clerk,

bids at

cago

bonds

The

—

Village

Clyde C. Pierce Corp., of
Jacksonville, jointly, at a price
of J00.09, a net interest cost of

Savannah, Ga.

$4,310,000 Florida State University, reve¬
nue

sealed

J. Van

Jan. 1 from

inclusive.,,

Bond Offering—Vernon

Jr.,

p.

on

T r

and 1969." "

bridge

Ingen & Co., Inc., New York City,

Co.

Sale

1967

Park Forest (R. O.

172,

23—v.

1576—were awarded to B.

inclusive.

the

Oct.

1962 to 1967 inclusive.

Among the 46 investment firms

1952 to

of

cost

follows:)

as

295,000 2s. Due

District

interest

net

a

2.18%,

$1,705,000 2!4s. Due

Turnbult

1956 to 1959 inclusive.

7,620,000 2s.

100.069,

Chapman & Cutler,

Chicago.

$12,500,000

school site and building bonds of¬
fered Oct. 25—v.
172, p. 1388—
were

Co., New York City, or at
Trust Co., St. Peters¬
burg, at holder's option. Legality
Union

(P. O. Miami), Fla.

Co., Goodbody & Co., and

issue will
and

.Dated

inclusive,. Callable

of

Pont &




of

on

2

21 for the pur¬
$500,000 water revenue
Nov.

on

chase

until

bids

sealed

approved by

FLORIDA

Cleveland,

p.

Bank

Bond
way

about

Trust

'.t.. ■;_

Corp.,

172,

the

bonds is

sometime in November.

ILLINOIS

William

—•

offer¬

general
im¬
scheduled to

Chicago, III.

of

&

/

,

War

to

$14,000,000

made

the

Bank

housing to be purchased by World

24—v.

be

Trust

Brooks

ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
2V4s, at a price of 100.36, a
basis of about 2.21%.
' ' '

Oct.

Financing—An

provement

the

Torrington.

of America National Trust & Sav¬

offered

1575—were awarded

a

&

Certificate

State Treasurer, will

sealed

114.028,

1

Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at
the
Manufacturers

Florida (State of)

Adorno,

July

on

Offering

certificates?

CONNECTICUT

Note

Due

of

31, 1950.
Due on May 1, 1951.
Principal and interest payable at

&

(State of)

2%s.

Crawford, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬

(EST)

Co.;
Alleman, Inc.;
A. G. Becker & Co., Incorporated;
bonds. Dated Dec. 15,1950. Due on
&
Burr,
Incorporated;
Dec. 15 from 1952 to 1975 inclu¬ Coffin
sive. Principal and interest (J-D) Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Hirsch &
payable at the District Treasurer's Co.; Roosevelt & Cross, Incorpo¬
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co.;
office. Legality approved by Or- rated;
Bramhall, Barbour & Co., Inc.;
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & HerringTripp & Co.; Shearson, Hammill
ton, of San Francisco.
&
Co., and Francis I. du Pont

Connecticut

ing
1

1954 to 1971 inclusive.

Certificate

ceive

1960

8

July

on

County (P. O.
Clearwater), Fla.

Note Offering—Edwin J:

Ward,

until

of

(P. O. Honolulu)

Proposed

Pinellas

basis of about 1.29%.

Bowd,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
30 for the purchase of $300,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated Oct.

follows:

Hawaii

from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.

and
York

Due

2.80s.

1,959,000

City, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Nashville, Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Chicago, R. J. Edwards, Inc., of
Oklahoma City,
First j Cleveland

bonds

of

of about 2.84%, as

1481 — were
composed of

Co.,

1.30s, at

as

price

from

Hartford,

price

a

HAWAII

City, and Kenower,
Detroit, at a
100.0829, a net interest

MacArthur & Co., of

Co., New York City,

Co., of

at

basis of about 2.04%.

of New York

$2,351,000

New

Atlanta,

Co., Cleveland, Roosevelt & Cross,

cost

bonds
p.

group

White

D.

City,
a

Directors,

(PST) on NoV. 1 for the
purchase of $48,000 water system

Oct. 31 for the pur¬
$29,000 building bonds.

Lowell Joint Sch. Dist., Los

*4

on

and

to

on

interest (F-A) payable
County Treasurer's office.

Bond

the

of

ceive
and

inclusive;

1956

p.m.

cipal and
the

from

Valley Springs Public Utility Dis¬
trict, Calaveras County (P. O.
Valley Springs), Calif.

Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1
from 1953 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
at

inclusive; $50,000 2s,

Bond Offering—Elizabeth

school
172,

about

$26,000

Dec. 15 from 1951
15

a

City, Julien Collins & Co.,
Maynard H. Murch &

Chicago,

1952 to 1955 inclusive.

Clerk

Redding), Calif.
Sale—The $98,000

offered

15

1975 inclusive.

to

District, Shasta County (P. O.
Bond

Dec.

of

follows:

Dec.

2V4S, due

Se¬

basis of about 2.23%.

on

1965

p.

Cascade Union Elementary School

bonds

1955

to

curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, as 2Vis, at a price of
100.138,

on

cost

as

$60,000 school

Oct.

interest

net

2.168%,

100.64,

$636,000

school

Torrington

District

from

of

from

Grayson School District
bonds at a price of 100.007, a

California
Bond

Sale—The

inclusive;.'and
on

price

a

Torrington, Conn.
Bond

125,000

1956 to 1965 inclusive.

County

$27,-

from 1965 to 1975 inclusive.

from

1

1955 inclusive.

to

Camenita Sch. Dist., Los Angeles

•

1964

to

$33,000 2V4S, due

$25,000 2V2S. Due
50,000

$17,-

from

2.18%, as follows:
2V4S, due pn Dec. 15
to 1955 inclusive;
2s, due ;on Dec:, 15.

1951

follows:

1951

a
price
of
interest cost of

060

Association," of San
Francisco, iat a price of 100.078, a
interest

at

net

a

about

National. Trust

Savinjgs

net

bonds

100.01,

at

basis of about 1.339%.

Oct. 23

Prescott, Ark.
sewer

1.40s,

as

1576—were awarded to

p.

awarded

Bond Sale—An issue of

3% water and

172,

1951

inclusive.

Principal
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.

ARKANSAS

24

A.

Mohr &

1951

$200,000 water

and electric bonds offered Oct.

Offering—G.

County

York

Conn.

Groton,
Sale—The

Bond

California

$200,000

obligation

general

School

County (P. O. Riverside),

Troy, Ala.

Sale—The

works

and

bonds

offered

awarded
son

&

to

$301,000 water

sewerage

.Oct:

revenue

19

were

Paine,. Webber, Jack¬
Curtis, of Chicago, at a

Volume 172

Number 4955

price of 100.03,
of about 2.56%,

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

net interest cost
follows:

a

as

Webster Twp., School Twp. (P. O.
New Middletown), Ind.

(1677)

MARYLAND

134s, at

Baltimore County Metropolitan Dis¬

Offering—Irvin Schneid¬
trict (P. O. Towson), Md.
Township Trustee, will receive
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 water
p.m. (CST) on
178,000 2V2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
and sewer system bonds offered
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $7,500
1970 to 1981 inclusive.
Oct. 25 — v. 172, p. 1481 — were
improvement bonds of 1950. Dated
awarded to a group headed by
Dated Oct. 1, 1950. Bonds due
Sept. 15, 1950- Due on Jan. 1 from
the Union Securities Corp., New
in 1970 and thereafter are callable
1952 to
1965 inclusive.
Legality
York City, at a price of par, a net
as of Oct. 1, 1965.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
interest cost of about 1.719%, as
Miller, of Indianapolis.
INDIANA
follows:

$123,000 234s. Due
1953

Oct. 1 from

on

Fall River, Mass.
Sale—The

offered

Oct.

26

awarded

were

to

Lehman

Bond
works

1953

Sale—The

24—v. 172, p.

$55,000

water

1388—were awarded

to

Raffensperger, Hughes
of Indianapolis, as 33/4S.

&

Co.,

Delhi Flood Control District, Ind.

Sale—The

Bond

$17,000 flood
control works bonds offered Oct.
20—v. 172, p. 1481—were
to

a

group

awarded

composed of the City

Securities Corp.,

Indianapolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp., and the
Fletcher Trust Co., all of Indian¬
apolis,

as

2s, at

price of 100.923,

a

basis of about 1.875%.

a

Monroe

Council Bluffs, Iowa

bonds offered Oct.

revenue

Township School Township

receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
6
for
the
purchase of $30,000
City

will

Clerk,

bridge bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due

Dec.

on

inclusive.

Principal

Bros., and Blair, Rollins
Co., Inc., both of New York
City, jointly, as 134s, at a price
of 101.38, a basis of about 1.60%.

bids

sealed

(CST)
of

on

$22,000

Dated
1

p.m.

bonds.

1, 1950.

on

July

1955 to 1959 inclusive. In¬
J-J.

Legality approved by

Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
Pine

7:30

improvement
Due

Nov.

from

terest

until

Nov. 21 for the purchase

Ice

Miller,

&

of

public

building

bonds.

Sale—The

Bond

offered Oct.
were

ties

bonds

$60,000

10—v.

172,

p.

awarded to the City

Indianapolis,

Corp.,

1388
Securi¬
as

fol¬

lows:

bonds

Township

School

$43,000
'

234s.

as

Civil Township bonds as

17,000
)2S.

f; si !

Pleasant

..

n

.

j/

'T'V." ^

School

Town

,

,

Township

'

ship (P. O. Kouts), Ind.
Offering — The Township

Bond

will

Trustee

receive

sealed

bids

until 8 p.m.

(CST) on Nov. 10 for
the purchase of $65,000 building
bonds of 1950. Dated Oct. 1, 1950.
Due semi-ann. from July 1, 1952
to Jan. 1, 1965, inclusive. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord,
Ice
&
Miller,
of In¬

dianapolis.
Union

Township (P. O. R. R. 2,
296, Evansville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Louis H. Car¬
Box

Township

roll,
ceive

sealed,

will

Trustee,

bids

until

8

re¬
p.m.

(CST) on Nov. 4 for the purchase
$59,000 bonds, divided as fol¬

of

low^:
$29)500
(

School

Township

bonds.

Due semi-annually from July

■10,

1952 to Jan.

1967 in¬

10,

clusive.

29)500

Township

bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
10, 1952 to Jan. 10, 1967 in¬
clusive.

The

bonds

are

dated

Nov.

1,

1950.

Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Franklin Bank &
Trust
Co., Evansville.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.

134s.

158,000

Sale—The

revenue, second series
fered Oct. 23—v. 172,

Nov.

on

in

1

172,

v.

$60,000

to the

members

of

the

school

National

the
Bank,

jointly,

Iowa-Des Moines
of Des Moines,

2V2s,

as

at

price

a

of

100.483.
Consolidated

Sch.

Dist.,

Bond

Offering—T. P. Hunt, Dis¬

trict Secretary, will receive sealed

bids

until

Nov.

1

1:30

(CST) on
of $190,Dated Aug. 1,

p.m.

for the purchase

000 building bonds.
1950.

Due

Nov.

on

1

from

1951

inclusive.

1969

to

Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.

and

pub¬
Long

Island Viaduct bonds offered Oct.
25—v.

able

at

Bank

172,

1482—were awarded

p.

Glore, Forgan & Co., New York
City, as 134s, at a price of 100.51,
basis of about

1.419%.

172,

to

p.

Halsey,

the

of

National

Somerville

Housing
Authority, Mass.

pay¬

Shawmut

Boston.

Fitchburg, Mass.
$90,000 munici¬

pal

relief

bonds

awarded

were

offered

Oct.

First

the

to

172,

price of 100.516,

Oct.

26—v.

awarded

as

to a group composed
of Chase National Bank, C. J.
Devine

&

Co., and Salomon
Hutzler, all of New
York City, at 0.92% interest,
plus a premium of $34.

26

Bros.

Na¬

1.07%.

1577—were

p.

$1,116,000

at
basis of about

a

$2,116,000 fifth

offered

notes

follows:

tional Bank of Boston, as 134s,
a

Sale—The

Note

series

Bond Sale—The

&

800,000 to, a

The

bonds

dated

are

Due

Oct.

group composed of
Bankers Trust Co., J. P. Mor¬

1,

1951

to

inclusive.

Oct.

on

from

1

gan &

Co., Inc., both of New
and the Second Na¬

Principal and in¬
payable at the First Na¬

York,
tional

Bank

tional

Bank

0.92%

interest,

of

Boston.

Legality
Thorndike,

approved

by

Palmer

Dodge, of Boston.

&

Storey,

200,000

of

the

State

the

Boston,

plus

a

at

pre-

Merchants

Bank

of

0.92%

interest,
mium of $10.

Chairman, will receive sealed bids
office

to

tional

Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Offering — Nathan Parnes,
the

of

>

mium of $9.07.

Gardner

at

awarded to the Worcester

premium of $24.
Offering

-—

T.

Cornelius

Hous¬

South Essex

Na¬

Boston,
at
plus a pre¬

Sewerage District

Trust

Co.,

Dedham, at 0.92%
interest, plus a premium of $1.
The notes

dated Nov.

Sale—The $475,000 school
Oct. 24—v. 172, p.

Bond

County

of

bonds

offered

1577—were awarded to J. P. Mor¬

& Co., Inc., New York City,
Commerce
May 1, 1951. Le¬ and the Mercantile
gality
approved
by
Sullivan, Bank & Trust Co., St. Louis, joint¬
Donovan, Heenehan & Hanrahan, ly, as IV2S, at a price of 101.23, a
basis of about 1.36%.
of New York City.
>
and

are

mature

6, 1950 gan

on

-

Swampscott, Mass.
Hampden County (P. O.
Cincinnati, as 334s, at a price of by Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan
Note Sale—The $40,000 water
Springfield), Mass.
& Hanrahan, of New York City.
Note Offering—Daniel M). Walsh, mains
extension
100.28, a basis of about 3.22%.
notes
offered
The
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
Jr., County. ^Treasurer, will receive
1,
Brockton, Mass.
OpL 19 were awarded to the Spcsealed bids until-noon CE$*t) on
1950. Due on Oct. 1 from 1953 to
Bond Sale—The $1,480,000 school
bjid National
of Boston, as
Nov. 1 for the
1967 inclusive. Callable on any in¬
purchase of $360,000 Is, ajt a {pnee 61400.05^, a basis
bonds of 1949 offered Oct. 25—
terest payment date. Principal and
County Probate Court and Regis¬ of about 0.983%.
'
v. 172, p. 1576—were awarded to a
interest
try of Deeds notes. Dated Nov. 1,
The notes
are
dated
Nov.
(A-O)
payable at the
1,
group composed of J. P. Morgan
1950. Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 to
Louisville Trust
Co., Louisville. &
1950, and mature on Nov. 1 from
Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & 1960 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Co., and Hayden, Stone & Co., all
terest payable at the Second Na¬
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
of New York City, as 134s, at a
Taunton, Mass.
,

The notes

tional Bank of Boston.

price of 101.402, a basis of about will

LOUISIANA

1.36%.
Jefferson
No.

1

of

Secretary

the

Police

Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 9:30 a.m. -(CST) on Nov. 16 for
the

purchase of

District

1,

No.

1950.

from

Due

inclusive.

$72,000

bonds.

1

Interest

Subroad

Dated

1951
J-D.

Dec.

to 1960
Legality

approved by Dudley C. Foley, of
New Orleans,

and Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City. (These bonds were un¬
successfully offered on Oct. 19.)
Jefferson Davis Parish Sch. Dist.
No.

11

(P. O. Jennings), La.

Sale

Postponed

sale of the issue
bonds

has

been

Nov. 2—v. 172, p.

Tangipahoa
No.

6-A

Date of

—

of

$85,000 school
postponed from
1481—to Dec. 7.

Parish

Road

District

(P. O. Amite), La.

Bond Sale—An issue of

bridge bonds

was

19 to Juran &

$100,000
on Oct.

awarded

Moody, of St. Paul.

MAINE

Bond

Brookline

Offering—J. Harold Web¬

Housing Authority,

$2,400,000 fifth
series notes offered Oct. 26 — v.
Sale—The

Note

1577

p.

-7—

were

ed

$600,000 munic-

Offering—Alfred

Bond

follows:

until

bids

sealed

ceive

Merchants

the

to

National

Bank of Boston, as

Lawrence, Mass.

of

100.539,

Courte-

awarded as manche, City Treasurer, will
11

re¬

Taunton

a.m.

a

134s, at a price
basis of about 1.07%.

Housing Authority, Mass.
O f f e r i n g—Thomas

Note

W.

(EST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase Scanlon, Chairman, will receive
of $200,000 municipal relief bonds, sealed bids at the office of the
Dated Nov. 1, 1950. State Housing Board, 18 Tremont
gan & Co., Inc., both of New second issue.
York City, and the Second Denomination $1,000. Due on Nov. St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
1
from
1951
to
1955
inclusive. Oct. 31 for the
National Bank of Boston, at
purchase of $557,Principal and interest payable at 000 first series notes. Dated Nov.
0.893% interest.
the City Treasurer's office.
Le¬ 9, 1950 and due on Oct. 31, 1951.
200,000 to the Marchants National
Bank of Boston, at 0.87% in¬ gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston. University of Massachusetts Build¬
terest, plus a premium of $5.
ing Association (P. O.
'
Ludlow, Mass.
Carver, Mass.
Amherst), Mass.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 sewer
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
Boiid Sale—The $265,000 bonds
offered Oct. 26 were awarded to bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 172, p. 1 % % dormitory bonds, 5th series,
a group composed of
Bankers Trust Co., J. P. Mor¬

$2,200,000 to

Co., and Whiting,
both of Boston,
jointly, as 134s, at a price of 100.139, a basis of about 1.48%.
R.

L.

Day

&

Weeks & Stubbs,

$100,000

bonds,

school

1948. Due

on

to 1970 inclusive.

165,000

school

bonds.

Due

The

bonds

are

dated

on

incl.

Nov.

1,

Principal and interest pay¬

able at the Day Trust

Co., Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of

awarded

were

—

at

100.788,

price of

a

about

City, jointly, as

134 s,
basis of

Oct. 26

bonds

awarded to

were

awarded

on

Oct. 20 to Kidder,

Co., and Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., both of Boston,
jointly, at a price of 104.079, a
Peabody

&

1

1951 to 1975 incl.

from

Authority, Mass.
Shawmut Bank of
Note Offering—John J. Murphy,
134s, at a price of Chairman, will receive sealed bids
basis of about 1.71%,
at the office of the State Housing
West field Housing

National

Boston,
100.14,

as
a

Sale consisted of:

$30,000 public buildings remodel¬
ing and reconstruction bonds.
Nov.

1

Due
.

was

basis of about 1.58%. Due on Oct.

Mass.
$55,000

Revere,

the

a

Sale—The

Bond

on

1960

from

1951

to

inclusive.

20,000

bonds.

Due

on

civil

defense

on

Nov.

1

inclusive.

from

the

purchase

series

notes.

equipment

Nov.

1

bonds.
1951

to

fourth

of $690,000
Dated Nov.

9,

July 31, 1950. }t
MICHIGAN

1950

\

.

<

from

Mich, >
$233,009 water
1955 supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered Oct. 23—v. 172, p. 1482—
Big Rapids,

1951 to 1955 inclusive.

5,000

Board, 18 Tremont St., Boston, un¬
11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 31 for

til

and due on

departmental

,

both of New York

Robert

to

1.41%.

offered

Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1970

1950.

1576

Hawkins & Co., of Boston, as

of

Act

Nov. 1 from 1951

,

Scribner, of Portland.

Bond Sale—The

genuine¬

Taxation of Massachusetts.

Massachusetts

172,

to

as

by the Director of Accounts, ipal light plant bonds offered Oct.
Department of Corporations and 24—v. 172, p. 1577—were award¬

Dist.

(P. O. Jennings), La.
Offering — Walter C.

Bond

Peters,

Road

Parish

Davis

certified

be

ness

awarded to John Nuveen & Oct. 31 for the
purchase of $600,Co., Chicago, and the City Securi¬ 000 • school». construction
bonds.
Boston.
ties Corp., of Indianapolis, jointly, Dated
Nov^'i, 1950. Due on Nov.
at a price of ,100.06, a net interest 1
from
1951 to
1970 .inclusive.
Danvers, Mass.
cost of about 2.71%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $475,000 school
Principal anji interest payable at
$136,000 234s. Due on June 1 from the National BanH pf; Commerce, bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 172, p.
of Portland. Legality approved by 1576—were awarded toLaidlaw &
1952 to. 1975 inclusive. ^
/
439,000 234s. Due on June i from Hutchinson,
Pierce,
Atwood • & Co., and Lee Higginson Corp.,




23—v.

Co.

Housing Authority, Mass.

—

bonds of¬ ster, City Treasurer, will receive
p. 1388— sealed bids until noon (EST) on

1980 inclusive.

Stuart &

$400,000 school

Oct.

awarded

were

—

ing Board, 18 Tremont St., Bos¬
(P. O. Salem), Mass.
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct
Note Sale—The
$845,000 third 31
Bond Sale—The $50,000 sewer¬
for the purchase of $343,000
series notes offered
Oct. 26—v.
first series notes.
Dated Nov. 9, age bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 172,
172, p. 1576—were awarded to a 1950 and due on Oct.
p.
1576—were awarded to R. L.
31, 1951.
group composed of the Bankers
Day & Co., of New York City, as
Grafton Housing Authority,
Trust Co., J. P. Morgan & Co.,
134s, at a price of 100.66, a basis
Massachusetts
of about 1.41%.
Inc., both of New York City, and
Note Sale—The $152,000 third
the Second National Bank of Bos¬
Stoughton, Mass.
ton, at
0.92%
interest,
plus
a series notes offered Oct. 26 were
Boston

KENTUCKY
Kiley,
Chairman,
will
receive
Grayson County Public Hospital sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $8,250,Corporation (P. O. Leitchfield),
000
notes,
including
$5,500,000
Kentucky Fifth Series and $2,750,000 Second
Bond Sale
The $40,000 first
Series.
Dated Nov. 9, 1950. Due
mortgage bonds offered Oct. 19
Legality approved
were awarded
to Pohl & Co., of Oct. 31, 1951.

were

1976 to

offered

aonds
1577

1,

Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.

to

a

Scranton

construction

ways

Nov.

Principal and interest

1955

Boston, Mass.

lic

Saugus, Mass.
Bond Sale—-The

terest

Sale—The $3,000,000

Bond

dated

are

1950.

offering

MASSACHUSETTS

p.
1077— were awarded
White-Phillips Co., Daven¬

and

port,

bonds

1950.

South Portland, Me.

$575,000 water

Due

group

School

The

1989 and 1990.
Other

building bonds offered Sept. 22—

Vincennes, Ind.
Bond

Nov. 1 from

on

1977 to 1988 inclusive.

District, Iowa

Bond

Civil

1965 to 1976 inclusive.

948,000 134s. Due

Shawmut

Legality ap¬
proved
by Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.

1.57%.

inclusive.

Nov. 1 from

on

National

Boston.

Inc., and Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., both of New
York City, jointly, as
200,000 trunk sewer bonds. Due
134s4 at a
on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1970 price of 101.83, a basis of about

Nov. 1 from

on

984,000 134 s. Due

Note

Township (P. O. Rural Route
No. 3, Fowler), Ind.

1 from

the

of

1,

pay¬

inclusive.

1961 to 1964 inclusive.

Independent School

Sale—The

Bond

Offering—Peter C.

ceive

Nov.

on

District, Iowa

Iowa

Tanis,
will re¬

1 from

include: Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; HornBond Sale—An issue of $8,000
blower & Weeks; Ball, Burge &
building addition bonds was sold
Kraus; Shelby Cullom Davis &
to the Hartwick State Bank, as 2s.
Co., and Paul Frederick & Co.
Consolidated

Hartwick

Munster, Ind.

Treasurer,

Due

316,000 iy4s. Due

interest

and

at

Bond Offering—Marvin

Town-Clerk

1955

Nov.

on

1956 to 1960 inclusive.

1950.

to

the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

payable

Rockwell

Worley,
Township
Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $82,000
building bonds of 1950.
Dated
July 1, 1950. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1951 to Jan. 1, 1965,
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.

from 1951

1

Due

1955 inclusive.

to

395,000 4s.

W. Gardiner,

Bond Offering—K.

(P. O. Alexandria), Ind.

Bond

Is.

$235,000

Nov.

at

&

$300,000

dated

are

Principal and interest

Bank

$500,000 bonds

Due. Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1970

IOWA

Alexandria, Ind.

bonds

1950.
able

1.35%.

Bond

sealed bids until 2

The

price of 101.34, a-basis

a

of about

er,

1969 inclusive.

to

Bond

53

Due

Bond

Sale—The

' *

54

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1678)

H.
V. Sattley & Co., of Detroit, joint¬
ly, as 2s, at a price of 100.004, a
Co., Inc., of Cleveland, and

&

basis of about 1.99%.

Offering

Bond

—

13

An¬

receive

(EST)
purchase of
p.m.

the

for

E.

will

bids until 7:30

Nov.

sewage disposal system
bonds. Dated June 1, 1950.

$400,000
revenue

April 1 from 1954 to 1980
inclusive. Bonds due in 1964 and
thereafter are callable as of April
Due

(P. O. Maryville), Mo.
$200,000

Bond Sale—An issue of

Oct.

16

1963.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a place desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality

1,

nated

(P.

Township

at

cost

$20,000 2V2S. Due
1953

50,000

172, p. 1388—
awarded to McDonald-Moore
23—v.

Oct.

offered
were

13 bonds

District No.

Assessment

Detroit, as 3 V2S, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
&

Co.,

Due

Is.

Nov.

on

115,000

1

from

Due

1,

1970.
The

Tradesmen's

Trust

ly,

dated

are

Nov.

1,

of

est

1, 1955. Principal and inter¬

at the Com¬
merce Trust Co., Kansas City, or
at the Nodaway Valley Bank, of

(M-N)

payable

Maryville.

Legality

Charles

&

approved

Trauernicht,

bonds

by

St.

of

Trust

&

offered

bonds

&

100.02,

16—v.

awarded

172,

p.

B.

100.164,

Sewer

bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $196,000

follows:

as

general

bonds.

Due

1

Oct.

from

1

Community State District,

Columbus, Neb.

Michigan

1951

4

to

1 from

Drainage

bonds.

2

Due

on

$260,000 build¬

Bond

inclusive.

l%s.

$130,000

Due

April

on

1

after five years

J.

Gal¬

Callable

dated

are

Legality

Oct.

1,

New York

by

approved

Delafield

&

Wood,

of

from date of issue.

from 1951 to 1957 inclusive.

1958

from

to

City, Mich.

Traverse

Sale—The $20,000

Bond

NEW

on
April 1
1963 inclusive.

Due

IV2S.

130,000

No.
1

Sale—The $150,000

Bond

Special

Derry School District, N. H.

gutter bonds offered on Oct. 23—
v. 172, p.
1482—were sold to Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., of Detroit.

Schurman,
Board,

of

School

sealed

bids

172,

build¬

at

the

interest

National

will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 1
for the purchase of $75,000 sew¬
age disposal plant bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1950. Due on Dec. 31 from
1951 to 1960 inclusive. Principal

Legality approved
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
NEW JERSEY

Township School District
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 1, Freehold),

Jersey
(J-D) payable at a
Bond Offering—Leslie H. Doug¬
banking institution in the State
las, District Clerk, will receive
designated in the bid or, in the
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
absence of such designation, at the
First

National

Bank

of

Gilbert.

Nov. 9 for the purchase of $94,000
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1950.

Legality
approved
by
Gillette,
Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1968
Nye, Montague, Sullivan and Atinclusive.
Principal and interest
more, of Duluth.
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Freehold. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Cross,
& Wood, of New York City.
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 4
Chatham, N. J.
for the purchase of $10,000 town
Bond Sale—The $298,000 sewer
hall and garage bonds. Dated Dec.
bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 172, p.
1, 1950. Due on Jan. 1 from 1952 1483—were awarded to the Na¬

Lakeville, Minn.

Bond

Offering

—

C.

tional State Bank of Newark, and

Wright County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 104 (P. O. Maple Lake),
Minnesota

Mackey, Dunn & Co., of New York
City, jointly, as 2.10s, at a price
of 100.269, a basis of about 2.08%.
East

Sale*—The $95,000 build¬

Bend

ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 172,
1482—were awarded to
composed of J. M. Dain

p.

a group

Bond

der,

Paterson, N. J.

Offering—Walter A. Bred-

Borough Clerk,

will

receive

& Co., sealed bids until 9 p.m. (EST) on
Co., and Piper, Nov. 8 for the purchase of $200,000
Hopwood, all of Min¬ series A water bonds. Dated Nov.

neapolis,
100.51,

a

as 2.10s, at a price
basis of about 1.94%.

of

Yellow Medicine County Indepen¬
Consolidated School District

dent

15,

1950.

Due on Nov. 15 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
1951

to

1967

First National

Bank

Paterson.

& Trust

Co.,
approved by

Legality
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
York City.
building addition bonds offered on
Essex County (P. O. Newark),
Oct. 18
v. 172, p. 1482 — were
New Jersey
awarded to the Northwestern Na¬

No.

7

(P.O.

Wood Lake), Minn.

—

tional

Bank

2.10s, at

a

of

Minneapolis, as
price of 100.10, a basis

of about 2.09%.

Bond Sale—The
ous

improvement

Oct. 26

v.

—

awarded to

MISSISSIPPI
Hinds

County (P. O.
Jackson), Miss.

Bond

a

bonds

offered

172, p. 1482 — were
syndicate headed by

36,000

a

price of 100.039,
with

a




1951

to

Nov.

purchase of $44,000
from

1

Nov.

on

1, 1950.

1951

to

and

Principal

interest

1970

from

1

Legality approved by
& Wood, of
-City.

Delafield

Thurston Central Sch. Dist.
No.

1951

to

1955

bonds* first series of

Due

166,000 storm
Nov.

on

on

|

Nov.

from

1

(P. O. Savona),
New

a

York

Nov.

1

offered

Oct.

26—v.

awarded

were

to

172,

Ira

p.

Haupt

Co., New York City, as IV2S, at
price of 100.002, a basis of about

1.497%.

1951

to

from

on

Nov.

1

to

Due

bonds

are

from

1951

to

dated

Nov.

1,

Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Citizens Firk Na¬

for the

& Trust Co., Ridge¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
•

(EST)

on

Nov. 3

purchase of $210,000 school
Dated Nov. 1, 1950.

Nov.

on

1

from

1951

to

1970

inclusive.

and

Brookhaven

School

school

to

District

of

bonds

(P.

Bond

YORK

O.

Williamsville,
21), N. Y.

Sale—The

$34,000 curb¬
ing, sidewalk and Sheridan Woods
Lighting District bonds offered
Oct.

24

velt

& Cross,

as

were

l%s,

at

a

awarded

Islip Common

same

Dated Nov.

Nov.

1

from

1, 1950.

1951

1980

to

Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Bank of
Malverne. Legality
approved by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City. (This sale was origin¬
ally scheduled for Oct. 30.)
Hempstead Union .Free School THs*
trict No. 23 (P. O. Waatagh), N. Y..

to

price

of

Offering—Catherine Mac-

Bond

District

until

re¬
p.m.

bonds. • Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.' Principal

$65,000 school
1, 1950. Due
1960

to

3:30

Nov. 9 for the purchase

on

Nov.
1951

will

Clerk,

bids

sealed

on

and interest

(M-N) payable at the
National Bank of Bellmore.

First

Legality- approved

Hawkins,

by

Water

Sale

Bond

(P.

O.

Oct.

&

1.70s, at

water
172, p.

24—v.

to

awarded

were

—

White

■

The $86,000

—

offered

bonds
1578

District

Huntington), N. Y.

♦

f

City.;

Huntington

South

Huntington,

D.

R.

York City, as
price of 100.28, a basis

Co., New
a

of about 1.669%.

'

.

"

No.

13

(P.

O.

1950.

Dated

Delafield

<

on

Wood, of New

Roose¬

100.02,

Sale—The

Bond

offered

bonds

City,
a

as

basis

Oct.

Trust

1.60s, at
of

$65,000 school

about

'

•
>

District

Huntington,

Melville Fire
(P. O. Melville), N.

Bond -Sale

truck

and

Oct.

20

velt

&

The

Y.

$38,000

fire

building bonds offered

were

awarded

Roose¬

to

Cross, of New York City,

l%s, -at

as

—-

a

basis of about

price; of .100.13, ;a
1.72%.

-

•

York

(P. O. Clarence), N.

Y.
$1,700,000 school
25—v.

(P. O.

Syracuse), N.Y.
Bond

Amherst Central Sch. Dist. No. 1

Oct.

York

price of 100.03,-

1.59%.

■

Clarence, Lancaster, Newstead and

bonds. offered

to

New

Co.,
a

Onondaga County

Bond Sale—The

172, p.
the

19—v.

awarded

were

—

American

Nov.

inclusive.

&

Hempstead Union Free School Dis■*
trict No. 2 (P.O. Hempstead), N. Y.

1389.

Sale—The

85,193,000

,'

im¬

bonds offered Oct. 25
172, p. 1578—were awarded
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Fenn' & Co., New York" City, as

provement
—v.

to

a

172, p.
syndi¬
by the Marine Trust 1.40s, at si price of 100.096, a baSi^
"
%;
Co., Buffalo, as 2s, at a price of of about 1,387%.
Associated with Phelps, Fenn &
101.24, a basis of about 1.90%."
Associated in the offering are: Co. in the offering are: Northern
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Trust Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co., ; Inc.; Shields & Co.; :Paine, Webber,'
Roosevelt & Cross. Incorporated; Jackson & Curtis; Barr Bros. &
R. D. White &. Co.; W. H. Morton Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Aubrey G.
& Co., Inc., and Freeman & Co.
Lanston & Co. Inc.; Courts & Co.;
1578—were

awarded

to

a

headed

of New York City,

basis of about 1.49%.
The
$46,650 bonds

Inc.; Sills, Fairman & Har¬
ris, Inc.; A. Webster Dougherty & the

Due

1965

cate

NEW

bonds.

.

bonds of 1950.

Bank

Amherst

Sch. Dist.

Free

Offering—Jean Heginger,
Clerk, will receive sealed

on

City.

1950.

tional

Due

(P. O. White Lake), N. Y.
Offering—Emory Stalker,
Clerk, will receive sealed

Bond

1, 1950.

on

1980 inclusive.
The

Bond

•

(P. O. Malverne), N. Y.

Delafield & Wood, of N. Y.

Nov. 1 from 1951
Principal and
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1981 in¬
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
clusive.
Patchogue Bank, Patchogue. Le¬
270,000 water improvem't bonds.
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Due

12

District

District

1984

1951

bonds.

sewer

No.

•

.

Union

Hempstead

Bethel Onion Free Sch. Dist. No. 6

Due

1965 inclusive.

38,000

about 1.58%.

Of

.

on

■

(EST)

inclusive.
Holtsville), N. Y.
39,000 general improvem't, series
Bond Offering — Edith Jacobs,
A bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1951 to 1965 inclusive.
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
73,000 general improvem't bonds. 2 for the
purchase of $177,000
Due

at
of

a '

from

1

bonds.

sewer

1

1.60s,
basis

ceive

Sale—The $155,000 school

Bond

Due

sewer

1948.

as

donaTd,

Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Sullivan
1951 to 1977 inclusive.
County Trust Co., Monticello. Le¬
27,000 sewer bonds, second series gality approved by Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
of 1948.
Due on Nov. 1 from Sykes,
New York City.
1951 to 1977 inclusive.

83,000

basis
Bro¬

(EST)

p.m.

bids until 2 p.m.

inclusive.

Buffalo

Lehman

Offering—Frank T. Scott, thers in the
offering are: Phelps,
.Clerk of the Board of County Su¬ Fenn &
Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co.,
pervisors, will receive sealed bids Incorporated; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
until 10 a.ni. (CST) on Nov. 7 for
Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
the purchase, of $1,500,000 Teach¬
poration; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
ing Hospital bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Pomeroy, Inc.; Aubrey G. Lanston
1950. Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 & Co.
to 1965 inclusive.

from

equipment bonds. Due

new

on

Co., New York City,
a
price of 100.088,

•

follows:

as

1

p.

'&

-

Bath, Bradford, Campbell and

1578

1962 inclusive.

of about 1.396%.

Associated

3:30

bonds. Dated Nov.

on

New York

&

Lehman Bros., New York City, as

1.40s, at

school

of

wood.

$4,682,000 vari¬

until

bonds

Nov.

on

172,
Hall

inclusive.

$31,000 general improvem't bonds.

Allison-Williams

Jaffray &

Wood,

sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $763,-

E.

to 1961 inclusive.

&

Offering—U. Grant Tay¬
Village Clerk, will receive

Due

26—v.
to

bids

Hawkins,

Delafield

bonds, divided

Oct.

awarded

1578—were

school

Bond

000

Sale—The $435,000 school

offered

Nash,
District Clerk, will receive sealed

(M-N) payable at the State Bank

Ridgewood, N. J.

lor,

Sch. Dist.
Y. '

Free

of Chatham.

York City.

New

interest

and

New

1960

to

bids until 3:30 p.m. (E.ST) on Nov.
3
for
the
purchase of $976,500

(P.O.Ghent), N. Y.

Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Peoples Bank & Trust
Co., Passaic. Legality approved by

Hawkins,

Atlantic

Ghent

Bond Offering—E. Marion

improvement

Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due on Nov.
from
1951
to
1980
inclusive.

1

and

Common School District No. 3

improvement

general

general
series A bonds.

Shawmut

Chatham

inclusive.

bonds.

pay¬

by

p.
E.

Chas.

Due

126,000

Bank of Boston.

Clerk,

improvement

bonds.

Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1970 inclu¬

Principal and

to

Nov. 2 for the

drainage

390,000

able

Offering—Nick Riley, Jr.,

lows:

$770,000

(EST) on Oct. 31 for
the purchase of $290,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due
sive.

Biwabik, Minn.

City

receive

G.

until 2 p.m.

on

MINNESOTA

Chairman

will

Anthony C.
Martini, City Clerk, will receive
bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Oct. 31
for the purchase of
$1,286,000 bonds, divided as fol¬

1951

(P.O. Hempstead), N.

bonds

ing bonds of 1950 offered Oct. 24
—v.

1

Bond

(P. O. Lake Pleasant), N. Y.

—

sealed

Bond Offering—Mrs. Barbara

Assessment Roll No. 50-4 curb and

Bond

HAMPSHIRE

Offering

Hempstead Union

City.

Austerlitz,

Bond

from

Wood, of New York City.

bonds

Arietta Common Sch. Dist. No.

bonds
are
dated
Nov.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)

1950.

1

Buffalo.

Nov.

The

Offering—Albert

Nov.

on

inclusive.

Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Marine Trust Co.,

The

1578—were awarded
Weigold & Co., and
City
ley,
Clerk,
will
receive payable
at
the
First
National
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 172, sealed bids until 8
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
p.m. (CST) on
Bank, Orange. Legality approved both of New York
p. 1577—were awarded to Braun,
City, jointly,
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $47,000
by Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of
Bosworth & Co., Inc., of Toledo,
as
2.20s, at a price of 100.42, a
airport extension bonds.
Dated New York City.
•
at a price of 100.03, a net interest
basis of about 2.15%.
Dec. 1, 1950.
Due on Oct. 1 from
cost of about 1.56%, as follows:
Passaic, N. J.
1955 to
1969
Bond Sale—The

Due

1968 incl.

1951 to

from

on

Springs

No.

'

Coo-

T.

ley, Clerk of the Board of Educa-r
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 3 for
the
purchase of $100,000 school
bonds of 1950. Dated Nov. 1, 1950.

bonds.
1951

1950.

1980 inclusive.

to

No.
from

1

Offering—Lucile

Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the Dunkirk
Trust Co., Dunkirk.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &

1951 to 1970 inclusive.

125,000 water bonds. Due

NEBRASKA

Lehn

Hawkins,

improvement
Nov.

on

Oct.

Perrysburg Cen¬

(P. O. Forestville), N. Y.
Bond

inclusive.

1964

7,650

receive

will

1

a

sealed

bonds, divided

District

on

.

.

tral School District No. 3

1951 to 1955 inclusive".

District

Clerk,

Oct.

on

♦

Galloway, of New York

Villenova and

Water District No. 3 and

Due

Orange, N. J.
Offering — Wm, F. Chris¬
City

Due

Legality ap¬
Vandewater.
Sykes,

Hanover, Sheridan, Arkwright,

and

bonds.

39,000

Newark, Bohmer,

price of

a

sidewalk

National

Farmers

City.

\

.

from

-

•

J.

to

.

trict

Co., and Fox, Reusch

2.90s, at

$71,000

a

Sheridan Woods Lighting Dis¬

basis of about 2.88%.

tiansen,

a

by

Heckler &

price of
basis of about 2.29%.
2.30s, at

curbing,

$34,200

Co., both of Cincinnati, jointly,

Bond

as

&

Dansville.

of

proved

trict and Water District No. 2

$298,000 school

Oct.

were

—

Bank

7,650 Lehn Springs Drainage Dis¬

Co.,

District, N. J.,

Merchants

1.73%.

basis of about

p.

the

Sale consisted of:

Hanauer & Co.,

Louis.

3.48%.
Homer

Bank

Lodi School

those

and

172,
to

114s.

as

as

bonds

24—v.

awarded

Co., both of Vineland, joint¬

Reinhart &

Nov.

on

Oct.

were

and the Vineland National Bank &

1389

1969 inclusive.

2%s.

offered
—

Bond Sale—The

15,000 2V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1967 to

1577

inclusive.

1956

to

bonds

Nov. 1 from

on

1957 to 1966 inclusive.

Nov.

Michigan

Monday, October 30, 1950

.

Co.; J. W. Sparks & Co. and Byrne Manufacturers and Traders Trust'] (EST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase^
Co., Buffalo, as follows:
Phelps, Inc.
j of $14,250 sewer bonds. Dated Oct,
$39,000 Water District No. 3 and 11, 1950. Due on Oct. 1 from 1951
I
Landis Township School District
Principal and
Sewer District No. 4 bonds as to 1956 inclusive.
(P. O. Vineland), N. J.
(A-O)
payable
at
the
l%s, at a price of 100.11, aj: interest
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school

maturing in 1956
and thereafter are callable as of

Sale—The $21,900 Special

Bond

and the Nodaway

price of 99.06, a net interest
of about 2.46%, as follows:

a

1950

O.

4, Mt. Clemens),

Route

was

Valley Bank, of Maryville, jointly,

Paddock & Stone, of
Harrison

dormi¬

sold

on
Soden-Zahner Co.,

the

to

of Kansas City,

Miller,
Canfield,
Detroit.

by

bonds

revenue

on

approved

State College

Missouri

tory

Oscar

Clerk,

City

derson,
sealed

.

and

Northwest

student union building and

Mich.

Cheboygan,

on

MISSOURI

awarded to Braun, Bosworth

were

.

Dansville, N.

a
Bond

Y.

W. C.

offered on Young, Village Treasurer, will re¬
day were awarded to the ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.

Langl'ey & Co.; Wm. E. Pol-;
Inc.; R. L. Day & Co.;

lock & Co.

Offering—James A.

Tripp & Co., and Byrne & Phelp.s,
Inc.

Volume 172

Number 4955

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

NORTH

Parma, Hamlin, Clarkson & Greece
Central

School

District

No.

1

"

Offering

District

will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on

cock,
sealed

Nov.

His-

Dorothea

—

2

Clerk,

the

for

purchase of $930,000 building bonds of 1950. Dated

Sept. 1, 1950.

Sept. 1 from
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Due

on

Union

Trust Co., Rochester.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.

Y.

Plattsburg, N.
Bond

Offering

J.

—

Omer La-

plante, City Chamberlain, will re¬
sealed

ceive

(EST)
of

bids

until

3

$525,000 grade school construc¬

tion

bonds.

Due

inclusive.

(J-D)

Dated

Dec.

on

Dec.

from

1

Principal

1950.

1,

1951

1965

to

interest

and

payable at the Merchants
Bank of Plattsburg. Le¬

National

gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York

City.
Portville, N.

Bond

-

,

Village
Nov.

000

T. Parish,

will

Treasurer,

sealed bids until 10
for

2

the

Dated

,1950.

Due

inclusive. Principal and

terest

Nov.

from

1

1,

1951

to

in¬

(M-N) payable at the First

National

Bank

approved

Olean. Legality

of

by Vandewater,

Heckler &

ernment

the

purchase

building

Sykes,

Galloway, of New York

1963

inclusive.

terest

Hook,

Clinton,

Hyde

Central

School

District

sealed bids

Clerk,

No.

will

until 2 p.m.

Due

1979.

to

Nov.

on

Bond

inclusive.

interest

(M-N)

receive

(EST)

on

Principal

payable

the

Bond Offering—John C. Tarrant,

Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
9 for the purchase of $142,000 sew¬

disposal plant bonds of

Dated Nov.
from

1951

1, 1950. Due
to

Prin¬

Ban^ of Glen

Head.

Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
kins,

Sale

The

(P.

sealed bids at his office in

Oct.

(EST)

a.m.

on

to

Bank

of

price

of

Clarksville
District

a

price of 100.83,

Union

Kinderhook, as 2s, at a
a basis of about

100.35,

1.99%.

Bond

building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1950.
Due on April 1 from 1953 to 1961
inclusive.

Principal

and

interest

(A-O) payable in New York City.

Iredell

North

Carolina

Offering—W.

172,

v.

and

Vernon

-

Local

Sale—The

School

$110,000

1390—were

Easter-

im¬

awarded

a

1.97%.

County (P.
Lisbon), Ohio

Bond

his

office

in

Ra¬

a.m.

(EST)

on

Oct.

at

31 for the purchase of

$138,000

funding bonds, divided

bonds.

Due

on

$115,000

road

Due

bridge

bonds.

March

on

and

1 from

1963 to

inclusive.

23,000

school

March

from

1

Due

1963

to

dated

are

Sept.

Bond

Principal and interest (M-S)
payable in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell
Pershing, of New York City.
North

Carolina

(State

Bond

Hodges,
ceive

(EST)
of

bids

until

bonds,

McDonald

Ohio

Sale—The $28,497.47

bonds

offered

White

spe¬

improve¬

Oct.

1578—were

p.

25—v.

awarded

to

&

Co., of Cincin¬
iy2s, at a price of 100.56,

as

Offering

Cain,

City

sealed

bids

Brown

receive

Clerk,
until

(EST)

noon

bonds, divided

$1,250,000

on

$1,350,-

follows:

as

relief,

storm

divided

as

until 8

p.m.

sanitary
Fund

sewers

tax

and

No. 6

bonds.

un¬

Due

ment

1951

1970

to

100,000

street

ment

son,

The

bonds

dated

are

Oct.

1950.

No.

Due

to

2

improve¬

limited

the

in

State

New

York

Treasurer's

City

or

office.

tax

from

1

inclusive.
dated

are

Dec.

1,

Principal and interest- (M-S)

office.

at

the

City

at

gality approved by Reed, Hoyt &
Washburn, of New York City.

Bond

Sale

works

Squire,

Cleveland.

Newtown

were

Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, as l3/4s, at a price of
basis of about 1.584%.

a

until

Nov.

16

$4,300,000

for

the

bonds,

unlimited

of¬

Oct.

1483—

p.

(EST)

the purchase of

Nov. 2 for

on

1

divided

$100,-

000

public improvement, series D
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due on
Nov.

from

1

1951

1970

to

inclu¬

Sale

—

The

bonds

$600,000

con¬

Oct.

Oct.

1952 to

1

Due

1976

bonds.

tax

from 1952 to

v.
172, p. 1483—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
Prescott, Hawley, Shepard & Co.,

of

price of 100.419,

payable at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Van¬

on

incl.

Due

Bond

trict No. 2

School

Common

Dis¬

(P.O. Woodstock), N. Y.

Bond Offering—Winifred

house,
sealed

Nov. 6

Offering

bids until 2 p.m.

Dec. 1 from

(EST)

on

Nov. 1

ing bonds of 1950.
1950.
to

Due

1979

on

interest

(M-N)

1

from

1951

Principal

payable

at

Legality

Vandewater,

Sykes,

by

Heckler

&




Bond

tax

from

1

bonds.
1952

to

bonds.

tax

from 1952 to

water

Due

1976

works

1952

Due

to

on

15 from

1971

1

from

intercepting sanitary
sewer
improvement, limited

tax bonds. Due

1952

to

elimination

to

172,

the

1971

on

1482—were

p.

Roth

purchase

Oct. 30 for the

of $495,000

grade
Oct.

18

awarded

&

Irving Cc.,
of Cincinnati, as 2s, at a price of
100.41, a basis of about 1.96%.
Rossford,
Bond Sale—The

ment

bonds

bonds

are

offered

White

2V2S, at

as

$4,000 improve¬
Oct.

&

21—v.

awarded

Co., of Cincinnati,

price of 100.17,

a

to

a

of about 2.45%.

Nov.

1,

County (P.
Kenton), Ohio

Bond Sale—The

construction

hospital

bonds

of

Kansas

Wells

City, and Mullaney,
Co., Chicago, at a price
net interest cost of about

&

of par, a

1.51%,

as

follows:

$320,000 2s. Due Dec. 1, 1953 and
1954.

160,000 iy4s. Due Dec. 1, 1955
2,520,000 1 y>s. Due on Dec.

bonds.

172,

Braun,

p.

1578—were awarded to

Bosworth

&

Co.,

Oct. 31

on

$330,000

from

1953

sewer

1975

to

OREGON

Dufur,

Ore.

Bond

Sale—The $24,000 general
obligation water works bonds of¬
fered Oct'. 23—v. 172, p.
1579—
awarded to

were

Portland,
100.33,

a

Harney

Blyth & Co., of
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.72%.
as

County

(P.

O.

Sch.

Dist.

Drewsey),

No.

Inc.,

5

Ore.

Warrant Sale—The $7,500 school

172,

offered

on

Oct.

23—v.

1579—were awarded to the

p.

United

States

National

Bank

of

Portland, as 2y4s, at a price of
100.19, a basis of about 2.186%.
Roseburg, Ore.
Bond Offering—W. A.

Bond

Sale—The

Gilchrist,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (Pacific Stand¬
court
ard Time) on Oct. 30 for the
pur¬

$20,000

house improvement
Oct.

20—v.

100.315,

bonds offered

172,

& Co., of

IV2S, at a price of
basis of about 1.45%.

a

School

Township

District

Sale

172,

of

$200,000

Dated Dec. 1,

airport

1950. Due

bonds.
Dec.

on

1

from 1951 to 1969 inclusive.

County Sch. Dist.

Bond

O.

bonds

Ohio

The

—

Union

(P.

$27,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 25—

1579—were awarded to
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2s, at a price of 100.88, a

v.

chase

Local

(P.

Centerville),
Bond

14o3—were

p.

White

as

Washington

O.

Union),

Sale—The

offered

No.

$48,000

Oct.

5

Ore.

school

23—v.

172,

p.

1579—were awarded to the United
States National Bank of
as

Portland,

follows:

p.

$24,000

2s.

Due

on

1961

inclusive.

1956 to

24,000 2y4s. Due

basis of about 1.93%.

1962

to

1967

Jan.

on

from

1

Jan.

1 from

inclusive.

OKLAHOMA

PENNSYLVANIA
Garfield

County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 57 (P. O. Enid), Okla.
Sale—The $440,000

Bond

ing

improvement

and

Oct.

19—v.

awarded

were

to

a

of¬

1483—

p.

&

Trust
of

Co., C.

group

com¬

Honnold,

Edgar

Oklahoma

City,

and

the

First National Bank of Enid.

Hooker, Okla.
Sale—The

Bond

Abington Township (P. O.
Abington), Pa.

build¬

bonds

172,

posed of the First National Bank

Bond

bonds

Inc.,

wards,

1283—were

and R. J. Ed¬
of Oklahoma

City, jointly.

Sale—The

Oct.'

and

18

—

awarded

v.

to

sewer

172,

offered

bonds

Evan

a

group

Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond

ious

Sale—The

$5,400,000 var¬
bonds offered Oct.

purposes

24—v. 172, p. 1390—were awarded
a

syndicate composed of Hal¬

Stuart & Co., Lehman Bros.,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Union Se¬
sey,

$108,000 water
p.

to

York
City, DeHaven and
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, and
Aspden, Robinson & Co., both of
Philadelphia, as IV2S, at a price
of 100.28, a basis of about 1.475%.

to

Pawnee, Okla.
works

awarded

New

$60,000 munic-

both

Sale—The $900,000 sewer
Oct. 19—v. 172, p.

offered

composed of Glore, Forgan & Co.,

pal building bonds offered Oct. 23
—v. 172, p. 1483—were awarded to

1483 —were
L.
Davis, of

curities Corp., Goldman,

Sachs &

Co., and Hallgarten & Co., all of
York
City, Stroud & Co.,

New

Philadelphia,

Hornblower

Weeks,

Van

Wichita, jointly.
Texhoma,
bonds

172,
First

p.

Inc.,

Okla.

Bond Sale—The $55,000
sewer

v.

Due

(CST)

of

26—

1

from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.

Tulsa, and the Small-Milburn Co.,

O.

Oct.

24

com¬

Warren County (P.O. Lebanon), O.

$300,000 county

offered

Oct.

syndicate

a

Smith, of New York City, Otis &
Co., Cleveland, Commerce Trust
Co., George K. Baum & Co., both

basis

inclusive.
dated

$3,000,000

offered

Oklahoma City, Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Inc., Toledo, Dick & Merle-

warrants

Ohio

1483—were

p.

Oct. 1 from

Hardin

mitt, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬

on

$75,000

bonds offered

Weil,

Bond

The

Offering—Ralph W. Dem-

(EST)

1966

Niles, Ohio
Sale—The

Calvert & Canfield,

inclusive.

400,000

Township School District

noon

1952 to

Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.

extension

Oct.

Dist.

posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., all of New York
City, First National Bank & Trust
Co., C. Edgar Honnold, both of

Ohio

on

Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.

un¬

The

—

awarded to

were

Sch.

Tulsa), Okla.

bonds

Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Milford Na¬

incl.

improvement, limited tax

to

inclusive.

both

1950.

tion, will receive sealed bids
til

1

bonds.

(P. O. Vandalia), Ohio

the

approved

Galloway, of New York City.

Butler

and

State of New York National Bank,

.Kingston.

unlimited

1952 to 1961 inclusive.

Interest J-D.

Oct.

on

Oct.

Stack-

Dated Nov, 1,

Nov.

inclusive.

D.

improvement,

1953

inclusive.

Nov.

on

fered

200,000 safety building, series C

and

will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
for the purchase of $61,500
assessment
improvement
Dated Dec. 1, 1950. Due on

special

for the purchase of $220,000 build¬

E.

Oct. 1 from

1976 inclusive.

City Auditor,

Hutty,
District Clerk, will receive sealed

bonds.

—

Sale

on

1971 Incl.

1966 inclusive.

bridge

Due

Bexley, Ohio

of New York City.-

on

series D unlimited

900,000

dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬

Woodstock

to

250,000

as 2s, at a
basis of about

1.96%.

a

office.

way,

1952

Cleveland, jointly,

sive. Principal and interest (M-N)

Bond

O.

Due

of

city's portion street and
improvement, unlimited

tax bonds. Due

24—

offered

(P.

bids until 8 p.m.

fol¬

as

bonds.

tax

from

unlimited

700,000

Bond

1

for the purchase of

parks and
playground
improvement bonds, Series D

Exempted Village School
District, Ohio

struction

County Indep.

No.

750,000

bonds

172,

Tulsa

Morrow.

Dist.,

fire

equip¬

from

noon
(EST) on Nov. 2 for
purchase of $15,000 improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1950.

(EST)

noon

purchase

$1,100,000 street opening, widen¬
ing and extension, series D

Corp., Cleveland, as 13/4S, at
price of 100.507, a basis of about

a

Offering — E. E. HagerDirector of Finance, will re¬

ceive sealed bids until
on

land

Amherst

noon

Sch.

Local

Cincinnati,

Bond

man,

The $70,000 water

25—v.

15 from

Principal

of

and

Warr

on

Dayton, Ohio

awarded to the First Cleve¬

Offering—Thomas J. Nel¬
bids

Bank

repair
Due

sealed

Nov. 1

$15,000

Acres, Okla.
Bond
O f fe r i n g — Margaret
Bond
Thomas, Clerk of the Board of
Offering—Mary Russell,
Education, will receive sealed bids City Clerk, will receive sealed

172,

lows:

improvement
Oct.

fered

—

Dec.

(J-D) payable at the

National

Treasurer's

Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

1,

Le¬

1950.

15,

Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinati.

—v.

Sept.

on

1961

bonds

payable

1950. Principal and interest (A-O)

payable

improve¬

Oct.

inclusive.

awarded to J. A.

City Comptroller, will receive

sealed

1967

and interest

sewer

Bond

to

bids

Nov. 3 for

on

Dated

June 15 and

on

Bond

lighting

Fund

bonds.

101.67,

inclusive.

1.701%.

Utica, N. Y.

bonds.

J. A.

April 1 from

(EST)

sealed

the purchase of $146,000

on

follows:

7,500,000 State Ports bonds. Due

receive

bonds.

Sewell,

on

1960 inclusive.

tional Bank, Milford.

Coshocton City Sch. Dist., Ohio
$25,COO,COO school plant construc¬
Bond Sale
The $200,000 im¬
tion and repair bonds. Due on
provement bonds offered Oct. 24
April 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
—v. 172, p. 1483—were awarded to
clusive.

on

will

Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1976 incl.

The

a.m.

Citi¬

to

Sandusky.

Everett Ben¬

—

ment

of

until

Agnes

will

~

Nov. 1 for the purchase of

1952

Nov. 15 for the purchase

on

$32,500,000

1282—

p.

street

Offering

repair,

D.

receive

(CST)

the

of)

11

to

assessment

Bond

&

Offering — Brandon P.
State Treasurer, will re¬

sealed

real

basis of about 1.40%.

a

1

1950.

District

awarded

will
a.m.

purchase

building

School

of

the

station

1974

to

nett, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬

on

1973

1952

Clerk,

bids until 10

1950.

15,

Morrow Local School District, Ohio

First

limited

bonds

172,

Columbus,

nati,

Local

Banking Co.,

1952

A.

from

1

1390—were

p.

Due

000

bonds.

Oct.

Nov.

(P. O. Castalia), Ohio

&

ment

Dated

Margarette

zens

Town

Offering—Joe

for

6

inclusive. Interest A-O.

cation,

$100,000

Oct. 20—v.

awarded

were

Nov.

on

the purchase of $2,80,000 construc¬

Co., Cleveland, as iy4s, at a price
of 100.21, a basis of about 1.197%.

re¬

follows:

as

Sale—The

O.

property reappraisal bonds

offered

172,

bids

of

tion notes offered Oct. 19—v. 172,

Columbiana

J.

sealed

Esh-

R.

Board

Co., of Cincinnati,
County National
Wilmington, jointly, as
price of 100.33, a basis of

&

Clinton

of

estate

(EST)

noon

Bond

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬

leigh, until 11

the

Note Sale—The $8,750 construc¬

White

Bank

ernment

Commission, will receive

of

to

p.

the

cial

E.

Clerk

provement bonds offered Oct. 18—

County (P. O. Statesville),

Bond

Offering—Ethan

baugh,

tion

(P. O. Clarksville), Ohio

Bond

for the purchase of $40,000 school

$11,000

National

the

Co., of Cincin¬

l3/4s, at

as

31

Alliance, Ohio

—

awarded

&

basis of about 1.61%.

Raleigh

11-

O.

fire
fighting equipment bonds offered
Oct. 23
v. 172, p. 1578 — were
—

nati,
a

about

OHIO

Stuyvesant Falls Fire Dist.
Stuyvesant), N. Y.
Bond

Oct.

55

Thomas, Okla.
Bond

for

until

White

A.

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive

Nov. 1

on

(M-N) payable

at the First National

offered

ernment

1950.

1979 inclusive.

cipal and interest

bonds

Township Local School
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio

Education, will receive sealed bids

J.

New

until

as IV2S, at a price of 100.basis of about 1.43%.

a

District

—

Y.

58,

21—v. 172, p. 1390—were awarded

2s, at

and

at

City.
Roslyn, N.

in¬

Toledo,

to

W. E. Easter-

—

1951

Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York

in

Due

Bond Sale—The $30,670.64 street

improvement

inclusive.

First National Bank of Rhinebeck.

age

Offering

The

from

l.

payable

1950.

Cheviot, Ohio

J. A.

2

Oct. 31 for the purchase of $968,000 school bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1950.

Principal and

(M-N)

Chatham County (P. O. Pittsboro),
North Carolina

Stanford

Offering—Walter E. Sny¬

District

der,

on

City. Legality approved by
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
City.

(P. O. Rhinebeck), N. Y.
Bond

school
Nov.

15,

Jefferson

York

Red

Milan,

and

Park

$41,000
Dated

1,
May 1 from 1953 to

Due

1973

Rhinebeck,

of

bonds.

1950.

City.

■

Commission, will receive

Nov.

sive.

Easter-

sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 31 for

on

Nov.

.1970

on

E.

Dated

Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1974 inclu¬

on

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬

receive
(EST)

purchase of $55,-

bonds.

sewer

a.m.

Offering—W.

Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
& Washburn, of New York
City.

Y.

Offering—Earl

Bond

p.m.

Nov. 1 for the purchase

on

bonds.

Burke County (P. O. Morgantown),
North Carolina

(P. O. Hilton), N. Y.
Bond

CAROLINA

(1679)

offered

sanitary

Oct.

23—v.

1579—were awarded to the

National Bank

of

Texhoma.

B.

J.

First

Eldredge

of

&

Ingen

Michigan

Co.,

&
»

&

Co.,

Corp.,

Laurence

M.

Marks & Co., George B. Gibbons
& Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,

all

5G

(1680)

of

York

New

Dolphin

City,

&

Nov.

on

thereafter

10,000 2s. Due June 1,

in¬

1955

to

in

due

Bonds

of

1951

from

1

clusive.

Co., Philadelphia, Thomas & Co.,
and R. C. acnmertz 6c uo., boui

and

1953

1, 1953.

Pittsburgh, as l%s, at a price
iOO.407, a basis of about 1.59%.

ot

Berks

Reading), Pa.
Sale—The $850,000

Bond

-

gen¬

& Co. Inc., Hayden, Stone &
Co., and Francis I. duPont & Co.,
all of New York City, as
l%s,
gan

at

price

a

about

100.03,

of

to

composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬

Salomon

Chicago;

of

Bank,

ings

and R. W. Press-

Bros. & Hutzler,

&

prich

26—v.

172,

(P. O. Aiken), S. C.
$135,000 gen¬

bonds offered Oct.

eral

improvement

1483—were awarded

p.

Oct.

20

awarded

were

offered

bonds

W.

F.

to

composed of Smith,
Barney & Co., New York City,
Yarnail &
Co., Dolphin & Co.,

Craigie & Co., of Richmond, at a
price of 100.128, a net interest cost
of about 1.82%, as follows:

Wurts, Dulles & Co., and Walter
Stokes & Co., all of Philadelphia,

$77,000

a

at

group

price of 100.05,

a

as

$135,000 3s.

Due

Nov.

1953 to

1960

on

1963

inclusive,

235,000 2%s. Due
1961

Nov. 1 fi,om

on

inclusive.

1968

to

bonds

The

1 from

2%s.

Due

Nov.

on

1

Township (P. O.

Johnstown), Pa.
Bond Offering—Carl J. Kohler,
Township Secretary, will receive

sealed

bids

until

Oct.

30

for

the

purchase of $15,000 general obli¬

gation bonds.
Beaver Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R. D. No. 2, Enon

Valley), Pa.
$110,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 20—
Sale—The

Bond

172,

v.

the

First

National

Bank

Lawrence County, of New

of

Bond

price

sealed
Nov.

park

bids

until

790,000 2s.

Due

1957

1974

State

to

1976

June 1 from

on

inclusive.

Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Philadelphia National Bank. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott

&

Munson,

and

Morgan,

Lewis & Bockiua, both of Phila¬

delphia.

Bond

Shamokin, Pa.

City
bids
<*;

Clerk,
until

will

C.

Wary,

receive

7:30

(EST)
of

on

1950.
Dee.

on

Sale

—

The

172,

to Schwamm &

City,

as

im-

awarded

Co., of New York
a price of 100.006,

iy4S, at

basis of about

a

1.248%.

S.

Shis-

jhitla, Borough Secretary, will
ceive

sealed

bids

until

1,

1951.

City. Legality approved

Sinkler,

Gibbs &

of

8

re¬

p.m.

(EST) on Nov. 6 for the purchase
of $18,000 sanitary sewer addition
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1950.
Due

S. Dak.

Astoria,
Sale—An

issue

obligation

was

Oscar

$4,000

works

water

awarded

Gustafson,

of

Oct.

on

of

13

The

bonds

Crosbytan

Consolidated

School District,
Bond

Astoria,

mature

July

on

bonds

Citizens

the

Sigloh,

on

Jan.

bonds.

works

Sale—The Ranson-David-

Co.,

son

Inc.,

Wichita,

of

1

from

1952

to

-

Jan.

bonds

1, 1955 and 3V&-%

from

1952

bear

3%

to

interest

to

thereafter.

Dated Oct. 1, 1950. Due on Oct. 1
from 1951 to 1976 inclusive. Call¬

able

as

of Oct.

National

1964.

1,

Principal

payable at the

Bank, New York

City. Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬

Bond

Offering

are

in

callable

1956
as

and

of

thereafter

Dec.

1,

Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the Chase

National

1955.
pay¬

Bank,

New York

GLASS

COMPANY

Octobsr
At

a-meeting of the
on
October 10,
1950,
31*4 cents per share,

Stock

11,

1950
held

was

Cumulative

payable
record
1.

at

1950.

the
such

dividends
be

Preferred

November

Board
a

15,

close

ot

presently

in

Directors

dividend of 1*'4%, or
declared on the .5%
of

the
Company,
stockholders of
business on November

1950,

dividend

of

to

to

be

on

account

Checks

arrears.

of
will

mailed.
J.

L.

WILLIAMS

Secretary <fc Treasurer

THE BUCKEYE

PIPE LINE

COMPANY
r

SO
'i-,.

Hie

-

Broad

Board of

Directors of

bonds

are

dated

thereafter

are

Nov.

1,

in 1962 and

callable

as

of Jan.

1, 1961. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬

proved by Faegre &
Minneapolis.

Benson,

City. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of
New York City.
Lubbock Independent Sch. Dist.,

of
bonds offered

$1,750,000 school

Oct.

24—v.

172, p.
1484—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
Athens, Tenn.
composed of Phelps, Fenn
Bond Sale—The $110,000 street & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross, all of New
improvement bonds offered Oct.
York
City; Bacon, Whipple
&
24—v. 172, p. 1484—were awarded
Co., Chicago; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
TENNESSEE

1950.

City, at

a

Company has
day.' declared a dividend of Twenty (20c)
Cents ,per share
on
the outstanding
cepitii
stock,: payable December
15,
1950,
to share¬
holders
of
record
at
the
close of
business
November 17.
1950.
'
,
C, O. BELL. Secretary.
this

interest

cost

follows:

Cross, of New York Detroit; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
and Dallas Rupe & Son, both of
a net
Dallas, at a price of 100.089, a net
of about 2.14%, as
interest cost of about 2.10%, as

price of 100.006,

this

$79,000 214s. Due




1953 to

1952

1961

on

June 1 irom $90,000 334s.

inclusive.

Fairfield, the only
2y4s, at a price of par.

as

to

after

purchase of $150,000 sewer
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Due
1951

from

1

clusive.

in¬

1960

to

interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Principal

and

Delafield

and

Merton

of

Village of Hartland Joint Sch.
(P. O. Hartland), Wis.

Offering

W.

Catherine

—

Ralph, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $75,000
school

Dated Nov.

bonds.

1950.

1,

Due

purchase of $15,000

1961

5

inclusive.

from

years

of

issue.

Spokane Coun'y Sch. Dist. No. 81
(P. O. Spokane), Wash.
rejected

the

tne

ior

and

Sold—The

25—v.

172,

Paul

—

R.

Eng-

District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $225,000
building bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
1950.
to

Due

Nov.

on

District

from

15

inclusive.

1970

interest

1956

Principal

and

payable at the Marine
Exchange
Bank,
Mil¬
Legality approved
by

National
waukee.

improvement Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬

construction

Oct.

Offering

Bond

berg,

submitted

bids

two

$2,000,000

Longacre Road,
Wis.

Milwaukee 11),

Callable

date

fice.

Not

North

Nov. 6 from

on

Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬

bonds

offered

waukee.

1391.

p.

CANADA

WEST VIRGINIA
McDowell

County (P. O.
Welch), W. Va.

QUEBEC

Bond

sealed bids until 10

a.m.

(EST)

on

Nov. 29 for the purchase of $700,0C0 school bonds.
Dated July 1,
1950.

Due

July 1 from 1951
Principal and in¬

on

to 1980 inclusive.

terest

(J-J) payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the Chase
National

Bank,

New

York

City.
Caldwell,

Legality approved by
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,
New York City.

School Board,

000 school construction bonds was

C

road

on

Dawson,

Ltd.,

J.

jointly,

Oct.

24—v.

Securities

Bank

St.

of

a

3.56%.

Due

net interest cost
Dated
May 1,

May 1 from 1951 to

on

inclusive.

1979

Oct.

Martine, Que.

Louis;

19

bonds
T.

3s,

at

as

Sept.

of

a

1950

1951

from

1

on

price of
about 3.40%.

of

a'

Dated

sold

Leclerc,

was

Rene

to

basis
Sept. 1,

96.05,

issue of $33,500

Sale—An

Montreal,

Corp.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, all of
New
York City;
Boatmen's Na¬
tional

3s, 3Vis and 3y>s, at a

as

about

1950.

and

Quebec,

of

Inc.,

price of 96.462.
of

Dudley

to

17

Montreal,

of

Gendron,

improvement

172, p. 1580—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Lehman
Bros.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Stone &
Webster

T.

St.

$6,000,000 series

bonds offered

Oct.

awarded

Bond

Virginia (State of)

Bond Saie—The

Que.

Bond Sale—An issue of $3,000,-

of

due

and

on

1970. incl.

to

St. Jerome, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of

$140,0Q0

Ira
Haupt & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
G. C. Haas & Co.; Mackey, Dunn
&
Co., all of New York City;

was

Rambo, Close & Kerner, of Phila¬

Nationale,

delphia; Dempsey & Co., Chicago;

Leod, Young, Weir & Co., and the

and

works

water

.

awarded

composed

on

bonds

sewer

.: i

•

.

Oct. 16 to

a

i

on

Banque Canadienne

of

Casgrain

&

Co.,

Mc-

McNeil, Mantha, Inc., all of Mon¬

Charlottesville;

treal,

as

3s, at

Watling,

&

basis

of

about 3.34%.

Lerchen

Co.,

Detroit;

Chace, Whiteside, Warren & Sears,

1,

of Boston, and D. A. Pincus & Co.,

1951

New

York

100.033.

1.227%,

as

$1,200,000
(

City,

at

price

iy4s.

,,jp,ue

Is.

Due

>

iy4S.

to

July

1

due

price of 96J59,
Dated

Oct.

on

1

a

Oct.

from

Rivers,

Que.

Sale—The

$1,990,200 3%,

3y*%

improvement

and

bonds offered

Oct. 23—v.

172,

p.

1580—were awarded to A. E. Ames

July 1, 1954

Due on July
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.

and

a

1975 inclusive.
Three

Bond

3y4%
urn

inclusive.
on

1950

of

follo\v$:

from 1951 to

800,000

a

net interest cost of about

a

May 15 from '4,000,000

1952 to 1955 inclusive.

••

group

sell & Co., both of

and 1955.

Due

Montreal Protestant Central

Offering—George W. Bryson,
Secretary
of
the
County
Board of Education, will receive

follows:

-

10

awarded

Hauser,

receive sealed
(CST) on Njv. 6

Peoples National Bank; C. F. Cas-

Texas
Bond Sale—The

to Roosevelt &

Street

New York, October 26,

The

1950. Bonds maturing

1391—were

Nov. 6 for the

Roy B. Oakes,

—

1969

inclusive.

will

Clerk,

Feb.

on

Texas

from 1952 to 1980 inclusive. Bonds

1961

sewer¬

bonds offered Oct.

172,'p.

West

maturing

1

pur¬

$730,000 refunding bonds.

Due

inclusive.

10 years.

Neenah, Wis.
Offering—R. V.

Bond

$22,000

Edinburg, Texas
Bond

City Controller, will receive seal¬
ed Bids until noon (CST) on Nov.
9 for the purchase of
$24,000,000
water
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1950. Due on Dec. 1

2:30

water

to
of

las.

sealed
p.m.
(CST) on
Nov. 2 for the purchase of $70,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$50,000

Bank

Crosbyton, as 2V2S, 234s and 3s, at
price of par. Dated Sept. 1, 1950.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

Chase

will receive

Clerk,

$30,000

Due in

Dist. No. 3

Sale—The

Bonds

sold

facilities.

a

as

1

of

Wis.

has
ob¬
ligation notes as 1.20s, consisting
of $1,200,000 sewer improvement
and
$250,000
garbage
disposal

Wash.

school bonds. Due

Indep.

was

National

Houston,

Offering—Walter

until

bids

price of

are

April

serially in 20 years. Legality
approved
by Lines, Spooner &
Klickitat Covn'y Sch. Dist. No. 402 Quarles, of Milwaukee.
(P. O. Goldendale), Wash.
Village of Fox Point and Town of
Bond Offering—R. M. Spoon—
Milwaukee, Fox Point-Bayside
County
Treasurer,
will
receive
School District, Joint School
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
District No. 2 (P. O. 7241

Texas

Sale—An issue

house

school

Kadoka, S. Dak.

on

NOTICE

County Trust
Burlington, as IV2S, at a
100.89, a basis of about

Boothman, of Dallas.

and interest (A-O)

1960 inclusive.

1952 to

a

1950, and
1, 1956.

1,

a

The bonds

$1,450,000 general

purchased

Towns

bidder,

1950. Legality

Dated Sept. 1,

to

3%s.
from

DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND

of

to the Bank of

approved by Dumas, Huguenin &

The

20,000 fire prevention bonds. Due

AMERICAN WINDOW

of

—v.

to

Co., of Waco,

&

Oct.

SOUTH DAKOTA

Town

Offering—Louis

of Dec.

as

Levy

Oct.

1580—were awarded

p.

age system

Bank,

sold

offered

Chittenden

the

Bond

of $60,000

was

2V2S, 3V4S and 3V2S, at

chased

Bond

Wyoming, Pa.
Bond

Due

1 from 1952 to 1978 inclu¬

Sinkler,

bonds

$45,000

1483—were

p.

1950.

1,

Charleston.

general

provemvent bonds offered Oct. 24
—v.

bonds

revenue

Dec.

Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Guaranty Trust Co.,

Bond

Upper Darby), Pa.
Bond

State

Columbia

Dated

E.

bonds

street

WASHINGTON

noon

Nov. 14 for the purchase

Callable

sive.

until

issue

Sale—An

house

Robert

par.

Jones,
Agricul¬

State

Market

Farmers

of

on

Upper Darby Township (P. O.
'

172,

bonds

Fairfield,

District, Texas

as

Roy

office

$650,000

Union

of

as

Milwaukee,

and

Springs Rural High School

Bond

Marketing Commission,-will
sealed bids at the State

Treasurer's

Commerce

callable

bonds.

$30,000

1.33%.

TEXAS
China

receive

Nov. 2 for the purchase of $37,000

general improvement bonds.

improvement
25—v.

Springfield. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

school

sealed

(EST)

p.m.

inclusive.

the

of

the

at

or

24—v.

100.105,

price of

a

Oct.

dated

are

bids until 8 p.m.

Vt.

Sale—The

Bond

receive sealed
(CST) on Nov.

will
p.m.

at

basis of about 1.237%.

for the

Winooski,

pay¬

Co.,

1

lVis,

as

Bond

VERMONT

price

Clerk,

1391—were awarded to the

p.

City

Peoples National Bank,

until

172,

Oct.

offered

First-Fond du Lac National Bank,

Dallas.

Offering—Mary B. Noles,

Bond

City

of

price of par. Dated Sept.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of

Springfield, Tenn.

from

1

fcr South Carolina

Chairman

by

Offering—John

Feb.

on

Offering—J.

New York

Bond

the

Co.

2Y2S, 3s and

as

inclusive.

Principal and interest (F-A)
at

to

swimming

Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1961

or

sold

a

pool
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Due on

interest
follows:

as

Agricultural Marketing Com¬

on

purchase of $6,refunding bonds. Dated

600,000
1, 1950. Due

to

mission

tural

"(EST)

noon

the

for

Dec.

1952

receive

and

bonds

1950.

1,

on

and

school

sewer

National Bank, of Milwaukee,

$100,000

was

Investment

of Dallas,

3V2S, at

Nov.
the purchase of $30,000 pub¬

9 for

lic

(CST)

a.m.

net

a

1.97%,

$210,000 l%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1952 to 1956 inclusive.

Castle.

Offering—Joseph S. Clark,

14

100.06,

of

cost of about

(P. O. Columbia), S. C.

City Controller, will

Offering—S. G. Backman,

bonds

Central

$1,000,000 series

Co.; Hornblower & Weeks, both of
New York
City, and Alester G.
Furman & Co., of Greenville, at

Philadelphia, Pa.
Jr.,

the

house

Texas,

13
for
the
purchase of $75,000
swimming pool bonds. Dated April
1, 1950. Due on April 1 from 1953
B water works and sewerage ex¬
Principal and
tension
bonds offered
Oct. 25— to 1965 inclusive.
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
v.
172, p. 1484—were awarded to
First National Bank, Springfield,
a
group composed of Shields &

1483—were awarded to

p.

Bond Sale—An issue of

City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 11

Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas

school

Tenn.

park,

$450,000

Note Sale—The First Wisconsin

Ralls

Fox,

Wis.

Lac,

improvement,

Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

Florence, S. C.

a

North

1950.

both of Cincinnati.

Bond

Dallas, as 2V2S, 3y>s and 334s,
a
price of par. Dated Sept. 1,

at

Barcus,

Chicago,

of

1,

ler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬

Bond Sale—The

Lower Yoder

of

Shelbyville, at holder's option.
Oct.

dated

are

ton.

from 1969 to 198.9 inclusive.

of

$126,500

was sold to the
Investment Co. of Texas,

I Central

Kindred
&
Reusch &
Co., and Bohmer-Reinhart & Co.,
Co.,

bids

1.030,000

composed

court
23—v.

awarded to a
Pohl & Co.,

1390—were

p.

Cincinnati,

Legality approved by Sink-

1950.

j

172,

Oct.

du

Sale—The

Bond
street

Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.

Bond Sale—An issue of

$700,000

offered

May 15 from

on

j school house bonds

able at the City Treasurer's otfice,

1970 inclusive.

to

Poteet

to

from

1

from

1

1%'s.- Due on Oct.

58,000

follows:

Oct.

on

1962 inclusive.

1952 to

net interest

a

cost of about 2.64%,

Due

2s.

Sale—The

Shelbyville,

Sale—The

Bond

—

revenue

sewer

from

1

Due

1965 to 1974 inclusive.

O.

County (P.

bonds

group

Fond

1972 inclusive.

to

Bond

house

CAROLINA

SOUTH
Aiken County

June

on

WISCONSIN

May 15 from

inclusive.

1964

to

1,280,000 2s.

Savannah), Tenn.

p.

group

a

1.37%.

Lehighton Sewerage Authority
(P. O. Lehighton), Pa.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,400,000

to

awarded

1484—were

172,

25—v.

Oct.

offered

bonds

Due

Hardin

Warwick, R. I.

Co., both of New York
City, as 1.90s, at a price of 100.709,
of a basis of about 1.84%.

basis

a

1969

1956

1 from

inclusive.

1968

to

2s.

Sale—The $815,000 school

Bond

obligation bonds offered Oct.
20—v. 172, p. 1483—were awarded
to a group composed of J. P. Mor¬

1963

ISLAND

RHODE

O.

eral

-

47,000

District

County Institution
(P.

c

callable as of Nov.

are

380.000 2%s. Due on

1962.

64,000 214s. Due on June

1

&

Co., of Toronto, and Associates,

at

a

price of 99.54, a basis of about

3.37%.

}