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Number 4851
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and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Adams Express Co.—Earnings—
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
.
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
9 Months Ended
Total
income
General
I
-
1947
$901,495
166,986
164,928 '
Interest
;
for Federal income tax..;...
contingencies—___—
Provision for
.
T
-
.
/n This Issue
-.
*Net
(excl. gain or loss on
income
investments)
.
Dividends
<"
i.
loss
$272,289
1
of $272,450 in
investments
on
$199,959-
$375,294
.
1949
net gain
and
Chicago Stock Exchange...
bn investments of $424,423 in 1948 and $3,752,778 in 1947.
:
obligations—-.i-—:
Amount-receivable for securities sold—not deliv.
1—I
Other
56,708
85,409
—
-—,—
obligations)
(other tlan U. S. Govt,
value
at
receivables-,—
current
flnvcstm'ts
-
——
Government
S.
;
-
-
——
88,905
•>
.
St.
lor
and accruals
contingencies—
Total
—
—
' 96,769 .'
97,819
38,529,402 » 38,252,533
; v
$3,761,000 at Sept. 30,
was
1949, and
31,
Dec.
Aeolian American Corp.—Annual Meeting
The
date
the
to
jear
first
1933.
p.
V
wholly owned
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Period End. Sept. 30—
Cross
salep,
subsidiaries)
1949—9 Mos.—1948,,
Glher
income
139,430
446,866
$2,975,189
$8,404,234
637,668
3,069,428
214,507
211,473
$8,928,173
647,764
1,033,047
......
1,111,375
3,378,812
Interest expense
-44
44
.V,V
American Airlines, Inc.
9 Months Ended
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Operating
Net
$1,559,839
$4,901,597
$4,697,138
2,736,856
2,736,856
$0.60
$1.79
Operating
expenses
$1.72
^Earnings per share
-V.
revenue
operating
Deductions
170, p. 781.
Provision
Alabama Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
Int.
Net
pfd.
3,544,948
3,214,589
269,283
56,886
61,138
Airlines
Cr210,977
91,408
loans
$459,145
$8,^£9,249
$6,109,033
105,000
105,000
1,260,000
1,260,000
$609,702
Balance
170,
p.
$354,146
$7,069,249
For
of
of
of
about
series
these
Chicago,
A
stocks
9,350
corporation
exchanged
about
43,200
shares
Island & Pacific RR. common stock, 3,000 shares
& Ohio Rv. common stock and 28 shares of Kansas
due
•
resulted
in
the
older
The
Co.—Co-rTr. Agent—
Cof, of New York has beep
agept for the capita^,,stock—V. 169. p. 2745.
Un&ed States Trust
be
to
are
Proceeds
of
public
the
1,
sale
of
supplied
the
of
by
amendment.
will be
financing
five-year
outstanding
3'/2%
Midland Trust Co.
appointed cor*
filed
21
the
terms
with
V
,
of
the
the
the SEC
' /'■'
Commission's
reading
letter
a
1949.
1,
Nov.
and
"American
findings
and
opinion
dated
&
Foreign
.■■
Power
Co.,
Inc.
has
not
yet
been
able
the basic objectives thereof.
Bond & Share and Foreign Power to endeavor to
ments
y
with
It is the purpose and intent of both
work out some amend¬
of such exchange of securities*
above mentioned in order to permit the exchange to be consummated,
with the approval of the Commission before the year end. This ac¬
complishment should ultimately materially improve Foreign Power's
cash position. Under these circumstances, you are hereby advised that
we shall not,
for a period of 60 days from the date hereof, collect or
attempt, to enforce payment of any interest which may become due
to this company either from American & Foreign Power Company Inc.
ing
-
With SEC—
New York.
other terms
~
used
serial
In
term
or
modifications
of
the
terms
:
,
v
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
part to repay $3,000,000
bank loans held by The
Trust Co.o
Edward D.Jones & Co.
corporate purposes.—V. 170, p. 782,
Magnesium Industries, Inc.—Stock
Established 1871
300 North 4th St., St
Stayed—
with offices located at 29 Broadway, New York, and
Alwyn H. Wild, of the Hotel Shelton, were enjoined
Judge, John Wv Clancy from selling securities
in the„cpmpany] untUlitbfl. company cornwiUfii regulations of tpe SEC.
Oct.
2$,+ by.
and
common
Federal
shares of stopk
Louis 2, Missouri
Members
New
company
President,
to
the conditions necessary to accomplish the aoove-mentioned exchange and further time is required either for compliance
with such conditions or to arrive at some other method of accomplish¬
agreement.—V. ,170,
,
as
.
order issued
_
forms
'■
,
of New York and The New York
American Chrome &
This
a
1964.
The balance will be used for general
Sale
filed
1949
21,
of
comply
registration statement with the SEC $4,000,000 of sinking fund debentures,
offering
a
American Automobile Insurance
transfer
under
borrowed
'
is to be underwritten by Allen & Co. of
public offering price, interest rate, underwriting and
Nov.
The
its
The
American Overseas Airlines, in, which American
completed a new credit agreeement for bank
The new agreement relieves American of the
1949
corporation Oct. 21 filed a
Marine
preferred stock.
reduction of about 20% of the prior
preferred and 4% of the series A outstanding on Sept. 17, the date
of the
original exchange offer.
As of that date, there were out¬
standing
47,818
shares of prior preferred- and 342,091 shares of
series A preferred stock.
The original exchange offer was extended
and supplemented by an offer of Oct. 7.—V. 170, p. 1489.
V7
exchange
previously
proposing
shares
preferred
the
,
1489.
The
Rock
Chesapeake
1949,
62%,
$10,000,000,
American Bosch Corp.—Registers
City Southern Ry. 4%
The
accounting changes made at the end
reflect
$4,849,033
of prior preferred stock and 13,750
stock turned in their shares under the
exchange offer which expired on Oct. 21.
of
15,
owns
to
$1,500,000
1181.
Alleghany Corp.—Exchange of Shares—
Holders
shares
$5,934,730 *$3,416,295
$0.76
Nil
previous obligation to lend Overseas a maximum of $3,000,000 through
subordinated
notes.
American
Overseas
has
repaid to American
p.
—V.
Sept.
On
5,174
$714,702
to
^Adjusted
and
43,421,927
43,467,910
1,193,507,385 985,350,963
flown—j—i
miles
committee for holders
stocks has
in the matter of Ainefican & Foreign Power Co., Inc.,
in accordance therewith, $19,500,000 principal
amount of 6% debentures due May 1, 1948 of Cuban Electric Co. were
to
be
exchanged by this company for a $19,500,000, 6%
note. of
Foreign Power upon certain terms and conditions specified in said
findings and order. Under the same findings and opinion the decision
of various motions made by or on behalf of stockholders of American
& Foreign
Power Co., Inc., for an order directing the suspension of
all interest payable to this company by American & Foreign Power
Co., Inc., or by Cuban Electric Co., was deferred until the next sub¬
stantial
payment of interest should become due, namely Oct. 22,
July
statements of profit and loss include
In
consolidation
the company's
wholly owned subsidiary American
Airlines de Mexico, S. A.
The accounts of the following subsidiaries
are
not included
in the consolidation—American
Overseas Airlines,
Inc., Sky Chefs, Inc., and Manhattan Air Terminals, Inc.
'
74,409
stock
Oct.
"Under
761,492
1948.
4.670
income
on
$9,476,168
surplus
to
1,150,204
1,320,000
—
taxes—.
Committee
—
.
Dewey.
E.
Co.,
$8,404,934 ♦$2,654,303
NOTE—-The above consolidated
Cr8,193
and expense
deductions
premium
•*
$808,012 $11,720,106
301,915
long-term debt_
Amort z.
of
debt disc.,
Divs.
3,628,570
3,616,461
,
$1,013,094
income
on
Other
616,159 * (4,798,399
(4,125,676
810,119
taxes——Jf
585,193
585,193
(net)
common share
flown—_
passenger
'Loss.
of
48,766
48,766
„
_)
taxes
Gross
334,000
4,399,500
plant
acquisition adjusts.
income
Revenue
19,901,844
377,500
of
Amortization
Fed,
22,146,663
3,910,650
2,157,919
1,613,069
expenses
Depreciation
General
per
miles
—
income
carried
profit
Revenue
1949—12 Mos.—1948
income
Federal
$3,964,857 $45,530,719 $43,363,706
$3,862,548
revenue
Operating
Net
from
for
Earnings
-1948
1949—Month
profit——
•
.
^
follows:
Net
.
,
George G. Walker, President of Electric Bond & Share
2,736,856
$0.57
shares
$1,652,341
2,736,856
income
of 'com.
No.
1949
J1948
$77,554,803 $64,203,409
69,149,869 66,858,212
Sept. 30—
Carter
preferred
*
Lloyd
income
Co., Inc.
Power
.
.
44
Federal and foreign taxes
on
,
of company's $7 and $6
motion with the SEC for an
•'
(A)
Staying, pending Commission's action on its petition, the,
making of all payments due by Foreign Power or Cuban Electric Co.
to Electric Bond & Share Co.,
including interest on the serial notes
of-Foreign Power held by Bond &.Share and payments of interest or
principal , on the Cuban Electric debentures held by Bond & Share;
(B)
Directing Bond & Share forthwith to deliver to Foreign. Power
its holdings of $19,500,000 of Cuban Electric debentures in accordance
with specified terms;
'
(C)
Directing Bond and Share to purchase and Foreign Power to
sell to Bond & Share for cash at par such amount of open account or
other obligations of Cuban Electric accepted by Foreign Power in 1948
and 1949 in lieu of interest due to it in cash as will produce an ap¬
propriate adjustment of interest payments made by Cuban Electric
to Foreign Power and Bond & Share respectively in cash and in kind;
(D)
Directing amendments to Foreign Power's charter providing for
nine directors, six to be elected by votes of the first preferred stock¬
holders and three by second preferred stockholders.
The Committee is composed of C. Shelby Carter, Enos Curtin and
44
Sales
Auction
Foreign
&
so-called
cumulative
567,508
$2,857,393
r
in¬
charges)
Total
$8,481,307
229,530
(less
income
come
$2,835,759
American
Inc.—Private Loan—
company's borrowing of $800,000
The loan is to be paid off
Co. of America.
170, p. 1490.
180 instalments.—V.
order:
$7,836,726
$2,627,863
income
.'V
;r
have approved the
Prudential Insurance
The
50
43
Offerings...
Condition Statement of Member Banks, off
Federal Reserve System
'
_
oper.
to
Banks
Reserve,
'
^
Seeks Restrictions—
Foreign, Exchange Rates
Combine^ Condition Statement off Federal
$21,836,346 $24,312,363 $68,734,823 $70,010,692
Operating expenses
18,129,743
20,492,371 57,111,993
59,282,823
Prov. for depreciation—
1,078,740
984,233
3,141,523
2,891,137
Net
The stockholders
from
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices,44>
Dividends Declared and Payable_„
44'
etc
.
Oct. 24 effected a secondary, dis¬
at $45,25 per
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
dis¬
less
returns,
counts,
685;-
Secondary Offering—rThe
C'yanamid Co.
share—V. 170, p. 782.
Averages_33
The Course of Bank Clearings
,
479,0Q0
'i $716,604
tribution of 97,000 common shares (par $10)
—33
State and City Bond
American
First Boston Corp., on
Miscellaneous Features
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Earnings—
(And
e
in
annual meeting of stockholders of this corporation
from the last Wednesday in September in each
Wednesday after Sept. 10 in each year.—V. 158,
' V V
v : *
the
of
changed
been
tias
(Dow-Jones)
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Date—
426,000
$639,855
♦Including $70,405 profit on sale of real estate.—V. 170, p.
:
_34
Stock and Bond Averages
231,000
$347,301
184,000 C
$274,781
profit
.
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
1948.
tCost value was $28,652,103 at Sept. 30,
1949, and $27,270,063 at Dec. 31, 1948.
§On Sept. 30, 1949, equal
to
$27.<6 per
share on 1,387,900 shares outstanding and on Dec.
31, 1948, equal to $27.02 per share on 1,415,200 shares outstanding.
—V. 170, p. 685.
.
J
at
Net
Toronto Stock Exchange
$38,667,273 $38,390,349
—
—
these securities
value of
•Cost
■'
capital shares
_
1949—3 Mos.—1948
194J—j Mos.—1948
$6,436,338 $14,459,484 $15,358,253
: 458,781
578,801. - 1,067,855
♦1,135,60.4»
$5,944,033
_
before taxes.
earns,
Prov. for income tax
>
38
38
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
41
Over-the-Counter Markets
;____42
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
_34
$39,997
$41,102
lease provided for the payment of minimum roy¬
to Industrial Mining, Inc. and that the deiendant
Wild owned a 40% interest in Industrial Mining, Inc.-,\ f;
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
'
36
37*
.
securities
Industrial
Wild covering 61 mining claims, but omitted
year
J. Sales
Stock Exchange j
Montreal
$38,667,273 $38,390,349
.
$Net assets applic. to outstanding
$5,853,000
Exchange
Montreal Curb Exchange
payables
Reserve
Stock
Francisco
complaint
It was further alleged in the Commission's
represented to the purchasers of such
was
the assignee of a lease from
Chrome
[/, American Colortype Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—''
-36
Exchange
Stock
Louis
that shares were offered and sold by the,
share without disclosing that just prior to
shares for sale at 10 cents
had offered such
to Alwyn H.
Inc.
each
Alwyn H.
35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
-
31,532,912
in payment for such
mining property and for
public
disclose that such
to
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange______36
LIABILITIES—
Current
Mining,
>
35
Angeles Stock Exchange.—.
Los
San
Total >—
American
,.35,
Detroit Stock Exchange^
,—_
_•
.
33,699,768
-
—
the
that
_34
per
defendant
defendants
that
alties
Stock Exchange^.
Cleveland
(i Sept. 30,'49 Dec. 31,'48
$1,064,011
$915,092
3,761,377
5,853,441
ASSETS—
*U.
_
cents
25
the
share, and less.
a
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET
Cash
;
at
sales
such
v
monies
the
that
represented
the
the development of
also alleged
complaint
: defendant
(Stocks)
13
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds) __J_______25
New York Curb Exchange—
29
Boston Stock Exchange—..
34;
of
members
for
used
wore
The
Stock Exchange
York
New
$569,256
363,200 :: 369,297
$738,494
697,150.
1
paid—
net
"
•
$969,439
^Surplus for period
♦Before
•
i.
—
used
corporate purposes, when, in fact, a large share of such monies
for the personal purposes of the defendant Alwyn H. Wild,
other
*
-
■
of
various
be
securities,
such
sale
from
would
shares
sale
the
in
received
a
Stock and Bond Quotations
^r-:-\
*i/.rPage
the
in
ants.
18,738
67,515
29,000
50,000
16,307 1
r
9,170 •
-V *—39,000 « -J
14,801
Taxes—other than income taxes——
Provision
1948
182,507
$1,149,169
—
the
of
use
merce
$985,478
1949
Sept. 30—
„
expenses
that the defendants were mak¬
mails and of the instrumentalities of interstate com¬
of Wild's personally owned shares of the common
stock of the company, without complying with the registration pro¬
visions of the Securities Act.According to the. complaint the defend¬
ing
\
,
.
Commission's complaint charged
The
<
r
MISCELLANEOUS
•
"
.
St.
Louis 8tock
Chicago Stock Excb
New
York
.
,
York Stock Exchange
Curb
Exchange
Chicago Bd. of Trade
Exchange
Associate,
.
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell
Teletype^
SL
693>
2
THE
(1694)
Cuban
from
or
collect
shall
Electric
given
V.'170, p.
and
Company
notice
days'
10
you
that
782.
shall
we
not
Gas
American Woolen
Income
Res.
Co.—Subscriptions—The
its common stockholders sub¬
company has announced
scribed to 97.4% of the 498,081
Net
485,337 shares, leaving 12,744
shares for subscriptions under conditional purchase priv¬
ilege. A total of 237,713 shares was subscribed under
this privilege, which makes an allotment necessary; As a
result of the stockholder response,
the underwriting
group, managed by Union Securities Corp., will have to
take up none of the shares.
000,
V.
Unfilled
•'
1589,
orders
Oct. -l
amounted
of June 30
of
as
$56,850,000
of Sept. 30,
as
American
International
Total
income
General
1949
The
First
from
from
103,258
113,229
11,821
expenses
11,680
14,024
15,721
Net
Interest on bar.k loan
15,000
Net
ry.
$471,136
106,836'
:—
Federal income
tax—
railway
From
Gross
$505,165
$347,777
199,220
200,000
i-edliz^d
net
•Before
investments
gain' on
$341,571 in 1943 and $1,271,797 in
of
$103,835
V
Cash'
*U.
BALANCE
Sept. 30,'49 Dec. 31/48
•
i—
S.
Gvt.
ob.'igatlons
at
$608,105
OUter
receivables-
current
tlnycstments
tibitS)
(other
at
S.
Govt,
65,302
obliga-
i
81,457
•
•
■
^
value._———
1948
-
—'£
::—
LIABILITIES—
$778,792
$615,032
*100.229
50,352
received
Othcr
/
current
for
Accrual
payables
/ $18,215,949 $17,567,998
taxes and
come
thereto
years'
—
in-
——
4,407,113
1,538,935
*1,106,102
446,108
719,506
435,213
303,583
170,
1290.
p.
* 1949
$208,946
years
45,773
the
17,171
-
130,000
—
__——
•Cost value
of
these
$3,050,000 at DeC. 31,
1,779,396
1,355,185
1,125,308
549,442
818,023
545,889
340,962
ry.
income—
213,604
348,433
214,541
127,317
673
at
Sept. 30,
$18.44 per share
share
on
and
1949,
$12,034,584
979,800
on
shares
at Dec.
Sept. 30,
at
31,
/ retire bank
loans,
Com.
American Investment Co. of Illinois (&
income
f
Sept. 30—
income
income
Operating
$2,470,023
1,708,290
1,250,417
$1,976,587
$1,572,672
$2.13
$1.61
$1.31
59,050,246
43,755,154
32,836,489
72,516,065
per common share/
Instalment notes receiv. at Sept. 30_
53,831,974
Total volume for period———
—v. 170, p. 1389.
Net
Oct. 17 filed
shares (81 par)
Fixed
&
Net
J.
G.
letter of notification with
a
capital stock,
Lawlor
Co.,
used for investments.
be
to
Washington.
,
the
offered
at
Proceeds
company has
'
chgs._
8,400,000':;
70,094
Cr216,224
3,396
,
income
Gross
,
income
Net
326,613
3,167,226
will
chase additional shares of
and
Milwaukee
expansion
The
If
the
170,
The
4,849,341
6,791,755
registration
Wesc
contemplated,
the
bids
17
Nov.
on
Oct.
on
becomes
to.
28
company proposes to
to purchase at
the
issue
American
with
effective
1949—9 Mos.—1948
38,098,217
_________
$
the
Los
to
6,127,271
5,926,450
38,097,798
34,010,047
will
expire
Dec.
on
12.—V.
170, p.
45,763,787
1290.
p.
corporation
of
Natural
Net
has
date
been
of
the
annual
changed
the
to
year
first
meeting
from
the
of
last
Wednesday
V. •
1762.
stockholders
Sept.
of
in
each
year.—V.
1.16%,
the
over
kwh.,
Joint
corresponding
week
of
last
been
as
elected
General
23,208,728
facil.
tures,
Oct.
ture
Chairman
has
conversion
due
28.
Dec.
The
which
certain
(net)
it
was
announced
of
been
the
Board.
elected
a
Mr.
income
%
■
$
int.
7,289,985
52,285,417
2,745,732"
58,532,071
22,908,784
3,788,261
232,571:
219,985
1,672,622
4,218,460
23,915,750
int.
also
Vice-Presider.t.—V. 170,
price of
15,
1961,
reduction
make
the
is
company's 15-year
reduced
was
in
accordance
conversion
price
from
with
Co.
—
p.
4,015,643
2,324,574
"4,462,432
27,931,393
491,912
43,548
43,394
116,788
162,634
377,117
Tax
a/c
Federal
1,490,768
—
1,487,249
13,440,419
635,012
Unemployment
Insur.
16,534,709
$7,778,587
Act-
Complying
an
order
of
Oct.
on
the
Interstate
22 that it
to
adjustment
under
The
locomotives
all
on
hand.—V.
on
railroads
170,
Commission,
conditions.
that
have
adjustment has resulted from the
issuance,
shares of A.T.& T. stock at
prices
the Initial conversion
shares
have
been
issued
price
through
of
the
the
convertible debentures of the
company,
Plan.
c°nvertIble 2%s of 1961
700, of which $71,830,400 had
Oct.
27.
unless
debentures
There is
standing
been
are
Such
stock
$150
per
additional
result of
a
other
ment
and under the Employees
Stock
poration's
called
Issued in
the
amount of $343,087,-
converted
by the close of business
through Dec 14 1958
previous redemption.
for
$17,000,000 of the convertible 2/is of 1961 still out¬
temporary form, the company said. In order to collect
debentures.—V. 170,
As
p.
1490.
the
temporary. debentures
par
(which,
the filing on
among
previously
stock,
issued
value common
after
other
Oct. 24,
things,
of
changed
a
and
to
share
if
is effected
is
effected
on
or
the corporate trustee (a)
toward
liquidation of temporary
and
control..
The
v-'/
■■
v
-
proceeds
of
the
first
Earnings^1949—9 Mos.- -1948
$
$
1,251,873
1,311,910
38,774,752
16,800,000
16,190.000
-A
1,041,368,820 923. 505,197
171,780,500 114 .373,839
3 244,375
3,773,141
8,168,068
39,819,799
25,308,957
21,015,605
142,698,402
90 113,858.
59,800,000
36 ,930,000
82,898,402
53,183,838
*
based
for
per
period—
23,019,799
$2.23
share
com.
9,582,942 shares
on
1949
of
the
net
■
tons
net
for
the
less
than
then
tons
per
for
annum,
the
The
Oct.
company,
proposing
the
sale
Read
&
25,
of
filed
33,730
Co.
Inc.
Holders
of
outstanding
share
shares
Nov.
prior to July 1,
thereafter
and
on
or
Quarter
29,
1949.
Company
with
of
heads
,
additions
to
use
and
list
.
be
are
on
of
of
the
be
.
the
betterments.
will
of
It
of
Oct. 2, '49 Sept. 26, '48
from
Deprec.
on
operations
Prov.
for
Net
taxes
per
of
a
new-
3:00
p.m_
for
con¬
financing
its
construction
1950, at $2,200,000_
/-
\<
Subs.)—Earnings
—9 Months Ended—
Oct. 2, '49 Sept. 26, '48
(est.)_
coin, share
169,
*$29,336
$199,391
*$473,668
61,145
206,746
190,503
Cr37,185
64,707
Cr258,185
223,570*
$73,539
*$422,229
$340,80*
Nil
$0.20
Nil
$0.9«?
$754,883
and
income
*Loss.—V.
subscription*
*$60,386
.
_+.
1952;
Earnings
SEC
Offering
68,235
plant
equipment
the
par).
unsubscribed
warrants,
the
(&
—3 Months Ended—
Period—
prior
one-fifth
estimates
(Sidney) Blumenthal & Co., Inc.
($1
acquire
purchase
/
proceeds
with
by amendment.
given
basis
.
Profit
of
net
respectively,
underwriters.
supplied
to
the
Underwriters
expiration date
/.•a;1;:, ■'
proposes
to
are
3,440,379
Co.—Registers With SEC—
the
shares,
held.
cor¬
prior
$5.39
1948.
production
and
a registration statement
shares of common stock
common
new
steel
1949
and 99.7%,
expenditures for the period Sept. 1, 1949, to Oct. 31,
170, p. 1491.
1
certificate of amend¬
the
the
at
—V.
Changed—
reclassified
$8.41
and 8,954,982 shares in
compared
as
Second
Black Hill» Power & Light
each
days'
$2.34
in ,1949
1948, or 100.5%
rated capacity.'—V.
170, p. 1491.
for
25
22,584,752
third quarter" of
share
the
•
production (ingots and castings) for the Third Quarter
3,176,040 net tons averaged 89.2% of the rated capacity of
of
of
July 1, 1955; and $38.75 per share if effected
thereafter; such
conversion prices remaining subject to further
adjustment as
provided in the amended certificate of incorporation.-—V.
170, p. 1491.
adjusted
by
8,404,444
the
750,000
shares - of
$25
par
value
unissued, into 1,500,000 shares of $12.50
the conversion price of common stock issued
conversion
a
out
&
acquire
24, 1949, upon conversion of the 33/b%
cumulative con¬
proferred stock has been automatically decreased and adjusted
per
chgs.
to
and
stock)
be
a
1949—3 Mos.—1948
authorized
to $36.25 per share if conversion
$37.50
1949,
will
secured
by
326,380,045 324,761,072
49,476,116
48,254,730
rights
Oct.
vertible
inc.
struction
Beatrice Foods Co.—Conversion Price
of
S i? ?.rtest'Jtte Il0lders should exchange
for definitive
into
1946,
will continue
about
In
debentures.
conversion
than
common
were
The conversion
privilege
the
since Dec. 15
less
direction
steam-
1590.
p.
be
been
price and underwriting terms
Commerce
would discontinue 23
operation of coal-burning
passenger
supply of coal
will
land, buildings and equipment with
paid
v\v:••:■
taxes
Dillon,
passenger trains, effective 11:59 p.m., Oct. 25. Most
discontinued are local trains or were on branch lines.
ICC order required a 25% cut in the
trains
for
730,970
8,163,422
$15,976,703 $16,924,979
with
its
other
14,200,000
$8,030,587
639,305
7,558,811
1
be
/•
.
corporation,
and
NOTE—Steel
tons
taxes
the
for
girls'
income
•Earn,
5,715,521
7,527,528
Act
has
a
income'
Prov.
13,238,353
5,641,276
2,134,143
Railroad retirement
this railroad announced
2,975,096
high school/
depletion
*Based
54,348
Railroad
2,714,726
,
cost
Academy
first as
:-ls'
&
for
Net
of
income
Total
:
counsel
of
the corporation
cost
depreciation
funded
a/c
7,347,576
5,791,019
1,198,810
Curtails Operations Due to Coal Strike—
$150 to $148,
effective
provisions in the inden¬
subject
additional
share,
Prov.
214,583
945,053
•
shall
billings
3,578,098
tax
8,606,325
6,305,221
in
under
Net
income
Excise
5,794,977
obligation of
proceeds
years;
on
619,122
Net
1490.
deben¬
4,061,839
Total income'
Include:
remains
convertible
income—
1290.
construction;
Net
36,901,976
:
powered
2%%
771,164
11,306,733
the
'
3,436,248
debt
170,
Conversion
706,326
Bethlehem Steel Corp; (& Subs.)—
funded
on
v
1.058,580
16,868,797
Period End. Sept. 30—
33,465,728
243,972
debt--
—
1946
$2,148,094'
965,506
made
:•
1,546,535
2,095,731
^
—
on
'
900,916
1—
legal
23,027,896
,
This
of
of
34,893,273 278,521,393 299,260,045
27,603,238 226,235,976 240,727,974
105,808
•
funded
on-
1947
$2,050,111
1,477,673
mortgage serial bonds will be used to pay the balance of the total cost
$
:
427,707
—
(net)_
income
1943
$2,964,358
19,978,249
the
pay
tution
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$
Fixed charges other than
President, Etc.
Polumbaum
1949
453,571
described
in
this prospectus,
provided
and
disbursed
approximately
$400,000
toward
the
cost
of
the
new
building,
of
this
amount.
$100,000 was. contributed by residents of the Faribault community antl
over $300,000
was advanced by the Motherhouse to enlarge this insti¬
228,843
rents
Manager.
Martin
American Telephone & Telegraph
Price of 2%% of 1961 Reduced—
The
'
expenses-
from
Miscellaneous deductions
Polumbaum, formerly Executive Vice-President and General Man¬
has been elected President, succeeding Seton
Porter, who has
Jack
$2.90
operating a four-year high school for
boarding school and in later years as a
The physical plant has now become inade¬
The Dominican Sisters, who own and operate the academy,
quate.
began building a new modern high school to be connected with the
old
buildings in 1948.
The estimated total cost of the project is
$892,513.
Bethlehem Academy has, prior to the .issuance of the bonds
V
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp.—New
462,375
328,038
cash
Interest
*
P.
$
oper.
Conting.
year.—V.
'
$0.01
$1,840,056
first mortgage on the
valuation of $1,026,610.
many
1254.
1949—Month—1948
Net ry. oper. income-
increase of 2,639,000
an
167, p.
28,027,852
Equipment rents
System inputs of subsidiaries
1589.
ager,
Co.—V.
2,063,115
debt
the-week ended Oct.. 20,
1949, the
of this cortipany amounted to
230,868,000
directors,
new
4,819,124
162,
Co.—Weekly Input—
For
or
Tool
revenues.
rev.
Total
this
corporation
September in each
in
10
three
*Railway tax accruals-
.
Wednesday
after
American Power & Light
kwh.,
elected
oper.
Fixed interest
p.
has
ry. oper.
American Piano Corp.—Annual
Meeting Date—
p.
Ventura
Railway
Railway
Other
Th
462,375
are
dated July
1,
1949, and are guaranteed by St. Clara
Stnsinawa, Wis., the Motherhouse corporation.
First National
West Bend, Wis., corporate trustee.
H. E. Schacht,
financing
SEC.
1389.
462,375
$0.64
Bend, Wis., co-trustee.
bonds, in the opinion
loans
50,088,000
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—September Earnings—
offering price any shaies not
taken by stockholders, and
to.open bids ori Nov. 23/
Subscription warrants will be mailed out to stockholders on Nov. 25
and
$1,428,095
of financing;
(b)
anticipation of the issuance of the bonds; (c) toward
of construction of the
new
school
building
of
Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, Minn., and (d) the balance to Bethlehem
Academy without restriction.
42.886,136 360,426,870 387,432,256
4,983,995
4,640,514
Period End. Sept. 30—
16, as now
invitation for
public
a
$91,497
$2,292,095
18.508,502
p.
direct
The
$
24.
They are Warren Crowell of the Los Angeles invest¬
banking firm of Crowell-Weedon & Co.; Walter S. Leschander,
Angeles sales executive, and Fritz Hutsinger, owner and Presi¬
dent
Nov.
on
864,000"
$324,264
valid closed
.
underwritten.'
adhered
are
statement
registration statement
be
74,600
Bank of West Bend,
Ry.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
'
to
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$166,097
188,000
$0.10
income—
oper.
170,
College,
Oct.
on
ment
proceeds from the financing to pur¬
subsidiaries, Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.,
Co., to assist them in financing property
to stockholders is
tentative schedules
Its
from
ry.
total
programs.
present
If
Light
offeiing
file
will
Gas
that
other
railway.—
railway.:
Bethlehem
the
use
since
many
462,375
railway
coeducational
purchase1 in connection,with stabilizing transactions.
offering price is to be set forth in a later amendment to the
American Natural
and
and
$512,264
41,700.
railway
oper.
Bonds
2,941,673
*655,982
Aviation Maintenance Corp.—Three New Directors—
The
;■)
S.
1949—3 Mos.—1943
$115,907
The
income—
oper,
income
—V.
SEC an application to issue 276,805
through rights to present common stockholders.
vV.:A,
U.
1590.
p.
—B. C.
•
356,853
*71,931
v
$
according to present plans, will have
privilege of subscribing to one new share for each 10 shares held.
In addition they also will bo entitled to subscribe to such
additional
shares os are not taken by other stockholders. Included In this
latter
over-subscription privilege will be any shares which American Natural
.
Beechcraft
trie
for
total
V'"*"
Academy, Faribault, Minn.—Bonds Offered
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on Oct. 13 offered
$500,000 first mortgage serial 21/2%-31/8% bonds due
July 1, 1950-1959. The bonds are priced at par to 100.50
according to maturity.
2,301,763
*657,566
4,192,690
4,779,726
Cr331,091 Cr3,855,898 Cr4,969,445
2,894
32,021
35,743
be
Stockholders of record Nov. 23,
may
estimated,
Bethlehem
8,850,000
1,009,341
Cr29,897
the
SEC.
by
in
is
bid
-Earnings—
taxes—
from
Net
87,579,774
Period End. Sept. 30—
$2.70
filed with the
shares
common
will, it
completed.
•
war-wearies
successful
103,511,263
79,614,282
700,000
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
American Natural Gas Co.—To Offer Stock—
The
93,216,313
9,449,741
.
conting.
Net'ry.
new
ry.
—V.
-V, 170, p. 1390.
SEC
will
from
from
the
on
109,000
Underwriter,
each.
income.
oper.
income
ry.
Other
American Mercury Insurance Co., Washington, D. C.—
covering
9,462,278
Miscellaneous deductions
Files With SEC—
The company
its
on
work
service
170",
September—
/// ■
$
■,
8,403,870
45,434,522
•
extensive
twin-engine
1947
finally
originally built
outstand'g
com. share
per
Net
'-; $
7,891,086
600,000
,Crl57,310
revenues—;—
Equip. & Jt. facll. rents
1
profit
Earnings
the
amount
$74,207
shares
Net
1949—9 Mos.—1948
897,351
taxes———
the
170, p'. 299.'
Gross
1949—Month—1948
Operating expenses
/Taxes;—*
1947 "
1948
$3,227,004
Navy's
of
when
world.—V.
From January
Subs.)—Earns.
1949
$4,589,665
taxes
in
the
Fall
reconversion
were
been
income
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
$2,881,375
for
Provision
Net
bel'.
to
a?
f
of
the
profit
Gross
Atlantic Coast Line RR;—Earnings—
fEqual to
and $17.79 per
985,700 shares at Dec. 31, 1948.—V. 170, p. 393.
Nine Months Ended
announcement
SEC—J
etc.
Vf
Net
the
and
Beechcrafts,
.
more
4n
$8,500,000
tne
Earnings
The company
1948.
1949,
■
457
Aircraft
planes
of
Net
on "Oct; 24 filed a letter of notificatlbn with the SEC
25,000 shares of common stock (par $1), to be offered at $3 per
share.
Underwriter, Pulls, Dowling & Co. Proceeds will be used to
$18,215,949 $17,567,998
was $1,550,000 at Sept.
30, 1949, and
tCost value of the securities was $13,611,-
767
have
—V.
Atlantic Can Co., Delaware, N. J.—Files With
i
17,542,716
securities
1948.
twin-engine
.
'
_________
/,
for
Bccch
Period End. Sept. 30—
Profit' aite*: ertpehfces—
for
Total
22.
official
no
reconditioning! and
Federal
—
18,070,400
military
Oct.
on
been
Bell & Howell Co.
33,647
1,485,745
oper
100
1946 v
—V, 170, p. 1290.
t
Navy Cohtraict—
fulfilled, Beechcraft will have worked on 767 Navy
special "reconversion lines" started moving over two
its
contract
All
52,232
33,985
$119,925 *$1 ,"370,27'?
been
since
approximately
$134,749
50,042
railway
from railway———
;
shrs.
The
time
1947
•
101,074
396,818
on
awarded
From January 1—
from
has
ago.
parts
$129,672
76,046
86,199
£378,950
involved, it is anticipated that this reconversion contract
approximately $3,000,000 when all work has been completed.
these additional
100 planes means that when all present
total
Work
additional
announced
contracts have
1948
$180,093
?
debs.—
an
there
money
will
71,983
Net
18,613
r
of
While
of
.
101,440
i
interest and expenses incident
tNet assets applicable to outstanding cap.
5,667,868
€.719,844
904,797
__
income'—
railway____i_
s
6,669
15,548
Federal
8,340
Net
accruals
prior
33,578
A
i--?
overhaul
to
from
Gross
—~Td—
_
arid
additional
86,036'
5,746,503
September—
from railway
Net
fV'-" ;V;
purchased—not
securities
for
payable
; *$294,122
*$906,105
Production
backlog again has been increased considerably by
award of another United States Navy contract for the modification
$498,867
187,688
50,940
Gross
l;
13,907,311
,
Amount
incomtf*$39,843
9,973
——
series
BOech' Aircraft 'Corp;—-New
1946
133,579
Net ry." oper; incolne—
15,946,945
•Total
1947
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
45.512
—
U.
than
:
3,050,334
Aiwt: receivable' for1 securities sold—not delivered
+46,782
charges
$16,912
—
("Adjusted for children and students;
^Exclusive of interest
payable to the sinking fund trustee of $31,659 for the month
August, 1949 and $248,576 for eight months of this year.—V. 170,
1290.
:
"/////>>;
of
$528,895
1,550,085
value————
;
Hoadlcy, Jr., has been appointed as Company Economist,
H. W. Prentis, Jr., President. Mr, Hoadley, at present
Senior Economist of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, will begin
his duties at Armstrong on Dec. 1.—V. 160, p. 1182.
SHEET
;
-
*$872,385
2,846
•Loss.
Walter E.
; v
1947.
COMPARATIVE
$345,224
income/./'
accruals
Armstrong Cork Co:—Economist Appointed—
according
ASSETS—
33,720
*$231,617
12,902
v
49,602
aircraft
>
1949,
in
28,866
—
income
on
Net
secondary
$12.50) at
a
—
railway
$319,556
342,965
________
paid
$316,358
Gross
Fixed
878.
p.
$638,386
._
railway
oper.
$14,066
*$235,157
3,540
corporation
January 1
from,
'Deficit.—V.
income
*Net
Dividends
compared
*«
Secondary Offering—
24 effected
1949
railways
from
16,500
—
as
$56,900,000
RR.—Earnings—
rjt. oper. income—
$489,185
Taxes, ether than income taxes
Provision for
Net
151,786
income
Nonoperating
P.
Net
1,759,654
expenses—
Operating
compared
.
1.947
$1,925,506
revenues
Operating
1949—8 Mos.—1948
3,463,589
26,867,839
26,983,181
tl8,874,122 145,307,981U61.895,219
$1,764,202 $16,474,351 $14,855,527
1,830,129
14,756,381
14.385,240
169,230
1,401,612
1,376,392
16,671,943
$95,071,-
as
of
Ann Arbor
i, 3,190,862
Taxes
last year.
35,000 common' shares (par
$33.50 per share.—V. 170, p. 782!
..
f:;
$620,244
*—
—
Boston Corp. on Oct.
distribution
Gross
1948
passengers
Int.
Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
period
$41,800,000
to
36, 1949.—V. 170,
Of June
as
same
1949 were
i; Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.
SeptemberNine Months Ended
$1,263,600 $10,461,600
$0.49
$10.00
1949—Month—1948
miles
Reveriue
this year.
as
$21,800,000
with
y",-V*.' •'"iVv-A'/V -''d-
v
$2.31
with $152,112,000 for the
Revenue
Operating
82,503,300
$0.13
(Including Baltimore Coach Co.)
:•
4
Period End. Aug. 31—
3,000,000
______
$391,400
share
Baltimore Transit Co.—Earnings—
$1,608,600 $21,719,600
345,000
8,258,000
1,000,000
—
-
—
com.
Net current assets
»
company
170, p.
contingencies-
compared
as
with
announced Oct. 26 that the basic percentage to be
used
in determining the' number of shares!v to
be awarded to sub¬
scribers under the conditional purchase privilege is approximately 4.8
of
the
number
of shares subscribed
for by
exercise of "rights."—
The
1,228,000
Net sales for the first nine months of this year amounted to
took
stockholders
$5,731,200
170,000
per
Monday, October 31, 3949
1949-^-y Mos.—1948
$561,400
profit
Earns,
shares offered recently.
1949—3 Mos:—1948
taxes,.
for
CHRONICLE
Co.—Earnings Off Sharply—
taxes —-.—U-
Earnings
Electric
&
before
FINANCIAL
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
"//
v-V/y
American
The
thereafter
of any such interest unless we
of our Intention so to do."—
to enforce payment
attempt
or
have
COMMERCIAL
p.
1879.
Volume« 170
Number 4851.
.
THE
(George W.) Borg Corp.^—Liquidates Knitting Mills—
During, the past
ting Mills sweater
chinery, .equipment,
to
A.
A.
was
Empire,
Delawan,
Wis.,
then
and
the
Servin,
to
liquidating this activity.
however,
company,
is
trade
<
Inc.
A
of
loss
$259,516
V
oral
to a
proposal to recapitalize the road
arguments
the
on
plan
before
was
Operating
Operating
expressed Oct. 24
•
Donald
should
S.
or-
approved.
substitute
a
cellent
to
financial
not
was
credit
the
in
by
offer.
and
He
did
contended
interest
involved
he
said
physical
"best
problems
ardized
He
of
and
the
we
the present capital
have
not
that
condition
by
of
public."
railroad"
said
He
find
cannot
serve
Net
the
there
where
170,
Bradley Knitting Co., Delavan, Wis.
George
W.
Borg
Corp.- above.—V; .151,
(Excl.
;
unconsolidated
,,,.3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Nel profit after taxes—--
is
—
revenues-
income
f
common
share—*,
*
>
,
froni
.
reservefor
market, value of
m
taxes
;ventoriesH...—
—
r
1947 "
-
*
.
pfd.
-
1187.
p.
The
a
loans
$2,137,675
865,000
780,440
$3,271,034
incurred .In
•program.
financing
>
,
942.990-
Operating/
be
the
rate
used
first
of
conversion
to
ret.re.
of
steps
will
;
current
fLosht
Other
income
and
•
J
__
3,228,672
sr
$479,937
-
(net)_;__
expans.on
profits
representing
below
394.
p.
current
gain
market
sale
from
prices
in
>
metal
of
inven-\
period
the
Other
\
income
■
.
$1,891,821
127
Net income__/_
tlncome reservations—;
73,033
:-"\W
,
■* able
>
$5,133,948
$5,300,991
87,700-
Federal
.
$3,832,433
4,697
$380,070
219,000
224,000
1,393,000
1,491,000
L'V;
$5,388,691
'299,000
1,967^000,:/
1,916,000
*
Capital
shrs.
Earnings
—V.
outstdg—
share
per
Deprec.
inch
170,
$2,220,434
594,298
___
879.
p.
Tf
$2,387,581
...
111,087
Operating
Operating
$3,015,463
594,298
594,298
$4.02
k;
141,272
::
$5.25
Other
—
$1,896,518
555,019
$269,284
$1,341,499
483,883
$160,189
.»
An
by
unsecured
addi¬
an
that
the
bank
$353,691
$764,836
43,434
5,648
46,545
Bids
$670,620
$359,339
$811,381
$420,085
116,833
31,855
144,185:
171,110
74,720
200,624
96,077
$382,677
$252,764
$466,572
$277,260
$3.77
borrowings
will
approval
by
3.6'!» Series.
refinanced promptly
2—
-
State
the
upon
borrowings.—V.
be
170,
1491.
p.
Net
123,600 shares in 1949 and 111,500 shares in
ry,
Jan.
from
Net
income
Net' ry.
Chairman
of
However,
1
With
of-^he
39
he
1946
$247,315
103,743
the
Britt's
Mr.
48,454
24,003
shares.
to
acquire
1,045,783
696,807
613,176
Proceeds
506,809
147,203
126,923
short-term
the
Chairman
as
Committee,
Board
the
it
the
Beard
from
the
of
Board
the
California Oregon Power
annoilncd
was
Board
voted
of
eliminate
to
Oct.
on
and
for
tric
the
office
by-laws.—V.
170,
the
oper.
Other
$9,679,209
4,519,365
3,923,970
6,822,815
5,721,426
163,070
162,681
244,451
243,916
$8,446,847'
will
a
Gross
Net
$1,745,547
$1,616,289
$2,611,943
income
Dr2,625
Dr4,003
17,405
$1,613,664
264,854
392,734
*486.053
$1,220,930
$2,121,887
1949
1948-
.
•
$171,000
*57,201
from
Net. ry. oper. income.^
*107,804
*91,299
1,555,000
1,751,000
from
Net
frcm
Net
ry.
■;
*118,557
1,586,500
,
*665,900
*475,490
*367.015
*393,091
*975,772
*858,051
*924,344
p.
1391.
and
to
up
for
the
the-first
District ol
to
clearance, sub¬
■
at
subscription
of
for
by
one
each
present
Stk.
further
the
York.
waive
Net ry.
into
single
the
of
a
shares
mon-stocks
In
class
of
will
of
Gross
be
All
be
Specified
the
for
for
repayment
170,
of
1595.
p.
aturing
30,
Aug.
1949.
receive
by
of
of
and
precise the
provides
that Con¬
it
by
of
Central,
Central.-
of
the
the
of
merger
note
amount
common
of
1,
stock.
Island
Gas
The
of
of
management
of
and
preferred
whatever
thereby
of
will
Central
to -be
are
bonds
Consolidated
of
class
rights
be
5,425,392
$59,618
$1,082,089
Drll
1,143
2,829
$104,596
deducts.-
also
or
to
Central .shall
be
continue
Dana
offices:
135
NOTE:
Gn
S.
Seibert,
La
account
333,865
48,900
$345,048
■
-157,102
157,102
$402,523
1
$16,551
$187,946
charges.—V. 170,
1391,
p.
1949.
1948
$774,000
$850,000
29,511
172,490
70,809
97,439
86,278
*27,902
*9,575
5.995,117
;;
*59,845
.
-
1947
-
1946
$716,938
$740,734
7,146,000<
7,754,000
7,049,139
929,651
1,446,708
1,239,728
376,967
120,736
584,577
327,056
*496,462
—
income—■_
170,
have been
fund
monies,
1291.
p.
redemption
refunding
and
Dec. 1, next, out of sink-,
improvement 3%% bondsv
101 Va
and
interest..
at
on
Payment
will
Net
Net
1949
1948
1947
1945
from
railway-— $19,114,677 $21,120,128 $19,280,044 $16,341,213
6,047,805
railway.6,473,365
5,981,535
4,449,700
ry. oper. income—
2,687,361
2,830,573
2,699,845
2.320.55C
from
From
Gross
—_
Jan.
1—
from
railways- 159,934.620 178,072,704 156,167,559 146,219,239
railway^32,354.010-53,900,980
51,507,828
42,854,104.
Net ry. oper, income—,.
11,433,291
24,208,606
23,391,718
20,497,279
—V. 170, p. 1291.
.
Net
from
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.- -EarningsSeptemberGross
from
from
Net
1948
1947
1946
ry.
railway-,
From Jan'. 1—
from
from
rv,
all
1949
railway-,
$15,944,708 $16,423,739 $14,331,566 $12,654,881
5,066,026
4,541,338
3,318,768
>,481,374
2,267,371oper. income—
1,700,801
1,390,503
1,103,209
Net
—V.
railway;.—
138,470,924 .148,338,430
railway
170,
p.
131,810,574 119,190.^10
36,906,487?. 40,514.459
oper,, income^-
34,697,703
14,347,712
15,763,502
16,258,505
27,257,147
12,157,764
1595.,-.v )
com¬
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales-Corp.—Tenders—
The
bonds
to
become
delivery
the
due
corporation will receive tenders up to 3 p.m. on Nov. 3, 1949, fori
purchase by it of its sinking fund 5% income (dollar) debentures,
June.PO, 1968, with Dec. 31, 1949, and all subsequent coupons
attached.
Tenders should be made at a flat price (excluding accrued
interest).-and should be presented to the company in care of Guaranty
Trust
p.
Co.,
of
New
York,
140
Broadway,
New
York,
N.
Y.—V.
169,
2640.
Chronicle
President;
the
be
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—*
Net
on-June
after
for
1973,
September—
Gross
Net
entitled
shall
called
$200,000
Dec; -1,
Salle
ol
554
The
&
the-trustee
income
as
•
$559,625
13,092
v
.
$727,813'
196,000
$29,643
13,092
railway-;—
at
thereof
number
will
5,00ft
,
$727,259'
$1,084,918
329,293
1
26,118
23,50ft
i
Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York,
sinking fund
trustee, 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.. or, at the option cf the holder,
at the office of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 123 So. LaSalie St., Chi-,
cago, 111.—V. 170, p. 1595.
interests
outstanding
Central
$30,761
■
28,691
,
railway
oper.
stock
and
A
and
5l/a%
fluctuations
in
tne
rates
el
exenanae,
remittance
for
loreign
suoeenpuons
ana
advertisements
.
$6,152,651
5,555,154
$104,667
income-^-
made
terminated.
(the
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$6,637,243
503,630
(net)
railway--^
from
pro¬
latter
capital
delivered. to
20-year
$42,101,202 were
such
the
outstanding
Central's
which
holders
assets
Central,
Simultaneously? therewith,
outstanding $4
securing
1952,
other
into
its
Place.—
,;"
stock-:
common,
The
43
;
$563,248
495,430 •
$52,405
due
will
This
sufficient
in
or
Chase
Exchange
at
v.
income and equivalent' special
H,
which
the .corporate
Except for a $3,500,000
and
held
by The Chase
held
are
Consolidated
amendment)
Present
such
$600,097-
^
$39,313
oper.
There
ing
redistribution
a
be
should
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption—
Gross
extinguished
indenture
1, 1945, aud
Chase National
to
131,518
(Houghton, Mich.) and Central Indiana
domestic, subsidiaries of Consolidated.
Such
may now be represented
the
new
common
shares
of
on
now
with" Jan.
attached,
1949—Month—1948
If
•____
income
66.53%
Co.
Central's
bonds,
-
income
*Deficit.—V.
;
subsidiary
full
Central
•
-their
coupons
From January 1—
its rights
making
for
and
definite
1950-,
with
reclassification
a
of unpaid principal end interest
Presentation
expenses
on
Net from
ry.
Simplification Plan
as
York,
pledge
provides
the. merger
when
,
-
from
...
effect
and
on
thereto.
Gross from -railv/ay.—
Net
Co.
(Newark, N. J.> into,-or its-consolidation with, Central
Consolidated,
following
which
Island's
corporate - existence
will
to
accrue
bonds tto
div,- requhmtsi:
Net
possible
the
divestment' by
Consolidated
of
thethese companies, either by sale or distribution..
*
ceased-to
-
income
share
holdings1, of
its
Briefly,
New
maturity-in
Ind.i,
make
by
j
receive payment
other
Dreferred
new
two
will
make
to
outlined.
Co.,
Power
bonds
makes-provision for ; the1 time
Central-Vermont Ry; Inc.- -Earnings-
.
by
well
as
time
to
Gas
the
on
now
(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 Monaayj.
Other
St., Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C,, England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1949 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered,
as
second-class matter February 25, 19-12, 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, $15.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $38.00 per year.
Other Countries, $42.00
>c»i.--.
William
-
Na-?^
mortgage
approved
for--taxes
Balance
11.30
shares up
filed
an
application with the SEC for ap¬
simplification of its holding company system
from
stocks,of
available.
Financial
&
(Muncie,
will
plan
under
* J,123,886
Commercial
SEC
basis
construction
new
structure,
time
release
Following
*115,047
1.611,100
-
*57,898
income—
170,
Co.
poses
$161,500
*56.017
railway——.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
The
-
stock
parent,
represented
for
briefly
terminated.
to
1—-
railway.
Court
deposited, with-Chaf;e
under
of
and
up
Electric
be
1948
$209,500
*34,071
Electric
the
The
$1,903,131
1947
-
$194,000>
has
for
now
plan
income
and
Net
Portland, Me.,
common
share
Co.,
shares
used
be, discharged
release
•
railway——
From January
be
Upper Peninsula
or
railway——.
Gross
to
Gas
$2,498,910'
595,779
$2,607,940
$1,377,031
September—
from
for
the
on
new
Service
Public
corporate
filed
common
$1,741,885
(nett—
income—
from
offered
one
Consolidated, hue' Sept. 20,
National Bank,, all of its securities
$2,481,505
Dr3,662
170, p. 129i;
Gross
be
to
stockholders
of
obtain
Canadian National Lines in New Englandrr-EamingSr-r
Net
is
shares and
new
plan
its
be
note
is
(net)
Income deducts,
—V.
$5,702,940
..
income
income
preferred
200,548
merged
with
and
into
Central,
following
existence of Consolidated will be terminated.
of
Net
unsubscribed
be
1949—12 Mos.—1948
elec¬
'
of
borrowings for construction purposes.—V.
of
of
solidated
Co.—Earnings—
$6,427,982
taxes--
lease, of
plant
District
S.
1935
be
voting power among security holders.
The plan has been scheduled for
hearing before an officer of the
SEC on Dec. 13, 1949.
The plan is presented in general terms and states that amendments
27.
Directors.
company's
1949—8 Mos.—1948
revenues
exps. -and
Rent
stock
corporation
proval
and
will
Period End. Aug. 31—
Oper.
shares
Central Public Utility Corp.—Files
The
beeri associated with this company for
of
previsions
'-V-./'*'■■■?.
the
holders, .of
series
member
a
U.
-trustee
AIL interest
September—
England
undertakings
Operating
will
mortgage bonds
outstanding Central Maine common, thereby
shares available for delivery to the successful bidders.
1079.
p.
general
the
*32,479
•
below
7.-
common
New
2,506,631
retirement,
of
Nov.
of any
10
*5,911
Executive
remain
Chairman
30,000
and. preferred
2,904,583
retired
the
as
v.;
to
was
oper.-
Gross
7."
common
each
46,173
has
and
revenues-.--j-:
Non-oper.-
7.
of
for
3,406,700
has
SEC
.
Pfd.
$5,000,000 first and
common
1,106,385
who
.
•
the
Central iVermont Public Service
Corp.—Earnings—
170,v
1291;
years,
will
Nov.
(EST),
465,316
170, p.
of
Nov,
purchase
of
Laurence. "V. 'Britt.
than
For
The
1947.-
-
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Chairman Retires—
more
(EST),
(3)
50,868
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
(EST)
purchase
3,655,206
railway—.
railway.
.
,
to
New
*Based
purchase
For
a.m:
1—
from
trans¬
Light1 Corp.-^-Presentation of
corporation: filecU under
New/York,•
approved
Operating
Operating
-Invitation for Bids for Pur-
Tne company's
financing proposal has received
ject* to the results of competitive bidding.
$286,779
1948
railway—$353,051
railway
105,126
oper.
From
Gross
American
Period End: Sept: 30—
46,747
1948.-^-V.
the
purchase of the securities mentioned
the* company at its office, 443 Congress St.,
by
a.m.
noon
-
$373,118
from
from
Net
1949
;
the
Electric
i7Qy p.: 1595X>'
Int.
For
11
(2)
Buriington-Rock Island RR.-r-EarningsSeptember—
Gross
after
plan ,of
a;
with respect
Net
surplus
per share—on
.was
Bank,
$429,007'-
inc.
to
for
(1)
to
SEC
hearing
that
involving the* combination of
Corp." into an open-end
Cities Power & Light Corp. has
States
$2.49
2,087,860
v.
follows:
as
debt upon
consolidation
of
Buffalo
Niagara,
Central
Power Corp., and New York Power and Light Corp.
has given interested
persons until Nov, 2 to request a
York
determined
Dr8,922
1,373,535
1595.
received
mortgage
The
21
closing,
the1 trustees'* plan,
deposit; holders should forward
■Subsequently maturing interest
$2,516,867
chase of Securities—
borrowings is subject to
outstanding Preferred Stock,
company's
expected
New
1
in
the
Oct.
proposed
Revenue, with respect
trustees' amended plan
the-Public... Utility. Holding, Company .Act-of
16,. 1944;
In order
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$627,186
Central Maine Power Co.-
company now has outstanding $17,000,000 of unsecured promis¬
notes-due to banks on or before Dec. 31, 1950. The new borrow¬
ings will also mature 011 Dec. 31, 1950, and will bear interest at 2lk%.
cf
the
of
consequences
announced
and
Internal
Dec.
15,' 1948.
Commissioner
has
in
,
the
rights, of
lien
or
(& Subs.)—Earns..,
$2,138,371
;
*Based
p.
corporation has requested SEC authorization to borrow
$5,000,000 from banks for construction purposes.
increase
by
amended,
and.
.
$1,381,788
1,028,097
income, —I
and
^Earnings
The
is
ruling
of
^such funds/shall.*expire." The
plan, r4
by the SEC by order dated July 29, 1947;
the \U. I S. ' District CoUrt for the District-of •
Delaware, by order dated Dec. 3, 1947.rThe plan- as amended-, provide-*
that, if any holders of bonds shall not have done all acts
necessary to
secure possession-of
such-funds prior to Dec,.!?,11950„all rights of such?
persons to such funds shall cease and
determine, and Ogden Corp., its-A
successors or assigns, shall be entitled to
such funds free of any claims
$763,470
$1,664,035
1,036,879
deductions
Balance
Oct. 27.
sory
It
tax
Ruling—
Butcher, trustees,
dated
amendment
*Prov;
holders
G.
favorable
a
States Power &
to.
of
after Dec.'
436,380'
$857,616
1949—9 Mos.—1948
expenses
taxes
Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp.—Additional Bank Loan
Such
Robert
-
$1,199,850
v
as
income
Income
Federal
York Life Insurance Co. below).
tional
subscription price is to
made.—V. '170, p. 1492; *
offering'is
Commissioner
the
indenture of trust.*
109,095
$205/332
Sept. 30—
income
Gross
Places Loan
The net proceeds are to be used
to finance the erection of a new
building. (See also New
The
,
The,
and
trust- datedt -Jan.
1,
1928^ securing the bonds, • funds •
sufficient-to-pay the unpaid principal amount of-the bonds, together$1,629,019
:2 with-: interest' thereon jup^to Dec./ 16; 1944*?in fulli payment • and dis-i■
.429,169
charge of the bonds and satisfaction of *the first mortgage
and
6,441
the
.stock'
revenues
Operating
146,969
-
Bryan-Bullington Corp., Dallas, Texas
on
the
company,
11
approved
$5.08
J
188,574
Privately—An issue of $2,325,000 15-year 3^4% first
mortgage leasehold sinking fund bonds will be. placed;
privately with the New York Life Insurance Co., it was
announced
,
liquidated,
tional- Bank,
indenture
of
avail-
for 'com.
Period End.
$3,121,691
534,298
$3.74
above)
the:
held.
Delaware^ the-company in, November, 1944,
$1,622,578
110,786
Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc.
?■
Net/; profit
.
9,
Section
$5,230,463
300,000
,.
$338,179
132,847
.
termed stock.—-V; 170, p. 1391.
$4,112,581
taxes-
taxes—
income
and
income
proposed
Pursuant
'•Restated
to reflect
related year-end
adjustments, for 1948.
tAs
required by order of .the Public Service. Commission—r-($30,000'in
quarteriand $120,000 in 12 months); and
provisions for dividends on pre-'
96,514
profit bef. .income
Wisconsin -income
•
$4,039,548
63,373
taxes -;_:—^_—__•
■>
-
$3,769,060
(net).
•
1949^-12 Mos,t-1948
$480,032.
141,853
etc.-—-
Bal» »of •> income
1949—9 Mos.—1948
-
opers._
•:/,
•
;
Net
1
from
...
Bonds for Payment—
12,688,242'-. 12,069,692'
$379,943
'
shown.
Briggs & Stralton Corp.—Earnings—
profit
Interest,
.
.
'
-
Period End. Sept,.30—
Net
Federal
Central
<
*1949—12 Mos.—1»1948
3,229,099'
-
95
$830,000c j>- Qross, ,ii$cpme^-----—
__
__
Bond
tNet
i:
de-:
bank
$3,708,609 ^$3,609,042 $14,580v063 $13,692,270
a .' - <•-- -
Operating... income^-.-..
■*' $1.28
a
it-*
will be tax free, to the. corporations involved.
Or»
1949, the r trustees» intsnd to-request "the Federal District Judge
Sterling Hutchesonf,.who Is in charge of the reorganization
proceedings
in
Richmond, Va.,'. to refer the trustees' - plan and plans of othcr
parties to the SEC for advisory report.—V.
170, p. 1595.
942,990f
V
as
of
"
t3,900,332.,
tories:. acquired
be
short-term
the
1949—3 Mos.—61948
if—L
revenues
.taxes
depreciation 1
$1,273,675
,»
$1.34
-
it,
shar;s
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
$1,321,852,
Nil
The
will
before
received
from
investment
stock.
10,shares
Ridge Corp.-and-Central
been
COMPARATIVE/ INCOME STATEMENT.
-
had
substance,,
Nov.
Proceeds
each
reorganization
In
*Ihdf«nefc^pw»fit from: sale oL metal i i
—V. 170,
the
of
■
common
for
Austrian
agreempnrs
Blue
boi,0u0
-
.i-ii
942,900 v-
Ihvehtories'of
share
they
Corp.—Registers With
into
from
presented
•
Central States Electric Corp.^—Tax
Oct.; 27 filed with the SEC a registration statement
$6,00,000 debenture issue to be sold- by the corporation
convertible
Nil-'
1947
,
be
determined - shortly
that
company
covering
unissued
2154,
one
1,795,592
$4,051,474
780,440
_
170,
termined. laterv
$2,186,852
■-
■
2,094-492
$4,589,310
,
SEC—-u '\: J;.
'
t$188.494
1948-,;
•
.
,
___
shall
Room
of
to
$0.52
t$ 1,562,616
shares
outstanding
per.icommon- share__
154,116"
$360,832
$262,462
stock for the period
$3,808,870
to
purchase
but
$5,847,066
171,506
income—
applic.
-V.
'■
Crli23Q,000
profijfc
Common
Earnings
$6,683,802
the
to the- corporation,
at
2o North Waekcr
Chicago;6, 111., prior to 11a.m. <CST) No*. 2.,Holders of-common stock !of record, Nov.
2, shall have the right to
subscribe on or before Nov. 18, for common stock ($5 par) to the extent
39,582
deducts.
Oper4>- exps.,
Net
$416,578
Purchase of
(par
,
Elds
Carl J.
'..
$506,627
t$4,449,116
—
.
;;jDrive,
$5,807,484
$532,338
other
<
basic net. iii«,1
.
-Bids for
Corp.
$5) as shall not be issuable pursuant to
accepts
anccs
of
the'subscription offer ..to be made to the holders of the
outstanding shares of its common stock. ;
jeop¬
Net
1948
0*1,656,500*//
decline
-
$6,568,923
114,879
stock
common
1,575,000
307
West
Stock—
The'corporation- is inviting bids for
whole, • of -such
of
725,567-' authorized
actions
1949
"Net earnings before Federal
Provision for Federal taxes—
Transfer
1,875,000,
$416,271
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
$0.06. -
< -
fi Months Ended Sept. 30-~
.
150,000
.
1,631
income
and
"
Earnings.;per.
.0
1949—12 Mos,—1948
$530,707
(net)_
Balance
1136. '
$68,388
■
175,000
and: South
Common
-Sold—
P-
1949
—
j
indenture
—
;;;:
appropriation;-;
the
,
re-
(net)'--;."—
"no
are
credit
1390.
p.
246,550
to
.
$2,282,917 $28,657,104 $25,179,870
1,425,697
14,390,035 .12,915,989
97,067
2,551,269
1,999,844
193,882
3,271.877
2,881,553
282,328
shares
common,
be
subsidiaries)
"
1,277,587
retirement
Gross
Int.
plan'
'Bridgeport Brass Co.—Earnings—
,
$2,512,172
oper.
Other
Divs.
See
revenues
expenses
Property
amendments
of the "ex¬
any
reason
the
structure."—V.
1949—Month—1948
income- taxes-Other taxes
:
Caruthers, who said he represented a committee of 700
holding 75,000 • shares of stock, declared that- the plan
be
not
new.
trustee, until a new
of-directors shall be elected by owners of the new shares.
indicated,- the definitive terms supplementing the
foregoing gen¬
eral provisions, of the plan are to be filed
by amendment, including
the proposal fcr divestment of
Upper Peninsula and Central-Indiana
V. 166, p. 1575. ,
:
Light Co. -Earnings— ?
Federal
The •road's counsel .declared the present
capital structure of the
company was cumbersome and complicated and that in its present
"confusion" the stock was attractive only to speculators and not to
investors.
stockholders
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
ICC.
the
the
3
As
Central
Carolina Power
Boston & Maine RR.—New Capital Plan Opposed—
Opposition
(1695)
board,
Y., has
Manufacturers. Trust Co. as trustee under. the indenture
dated Sept.v 1/1945, under which tile
15-year 3V2% convertible income"1,
debentures
due Sept.
l,
1960, of Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp.
(now Capital
Airlines, Inc.) have been issued and are outstanding:—
V. 170, p. 1492.
continuing
■VV-
of
The
the development and manu¬
facture
of .knitted
pile fabric materials, in the ricwly designated
Borg Fabric Division.—V. 170, p. 1390.<
*
in
CHRONICLE
succeeded
name"Bradley,"
...
&:. FINANCIAL
Capital Airlines, Inc.-vNew Trustee Appointed—
Banker's Trust Co;, 16 Wall St.,- New York (15), N.
of the Bradley Knit¬
including related ma¬
disposed
company
at
inventories. and
Inc.,
sustained in
The
the
year
business
COMMERCIAL
must
be
made
in
New
York funds*
•
..
i1
4
;
earnings
charges
after
ASSETS—
69,000
$509,286
Common shares outstanding
509,326
Earnings per common share-.———__——$1.00
$449,427
509,326
$0,88
and
taxes
income
Slate
_—__
Net
prolit
_
____
—
.
to
J.
Receivables
Advances
_—
___
carry-back
taxes
facture
The
airectors
the
record
declared
27
Oct.
on
Investments
to
associated
an
other
and
Deferred
company__
Notes
1,516,213
1.104,188
16,762,135
12,348,699
1,652,145
412,053
1,664,015
assets—__
•
in each of the
Accounts
Bal.
to
—V.
170, p.
Ry.—Earnings—
furpjus—
Acer,
1,250,167
200,000
—7
______
^
;' /
7,.v
Other
request
sell
to
tion
Service
Public
Other
6%'—due
the
results of
lor
its
final
Proceeds
such
the
-
'
-
sale
stock
the
of
application
negotiations would
clearance.
-V.
share)„„1,!___"
shares of capital stock -in
170,
used
be
(Excluding
the Commission
reported to
6 Months Ended—
/
•
—
by Cities Service to retire
for
Prov.
Fed.
Stats
&
Y.,
145,205
issued
Net
1
Cleveland
Graphite
*$436,485
$431,236
He
*$577,185 :
___
of
Earned
lormerly
was
265,699
shares-
com.
562,800
share—J.
per
"Includes
NOTE—As
of
1949,
27,
Aug.
Mr.
is
Foods
net
a
Co.—Proposed New Name—May Issue
profit
after
Preferred Stock—
of
taxes
months period ended
Colon Development Co.,
Grand
Name and Create
Total
The stocKholoers will vote Nov. 14 on changing the name of this
to Clinton Foods Co. and will consider redesignating the
outstanding shares irom capital to common- stock and authorizing the
creation of 200,000 shares of preferred stock; $100 par value, issuable
/■->'"7 7
77 \
Subject to the adoption
to
create
initial
an
preferred
stock.
underwriters ior
of
Newhard,
shares.
series
The
Dumont
&
G.
of
above
"Drill,
.
to
Co.
the
£625,933
£459,734
1,463
900
900
public.
will
Dempsey,
of
be
sell
these
is expected
It
templated that the price
.hare
per
is
of
realized
by
the company
to
proposes
Wholly-owned .subsidiaries,
Snow
into
merge
the
and
the
consummation
issue
and
sell
to
amount
It
of
of
is
3%%
contemplated
the
convertible
the
Crop
the
at
par
mortgage
.
;
.
.
be
$2,500,000
will
added
Gross
to
notes,
bank
loan
pay
loans
from
and
accounts
Reconstruction
Industries,' Inc., $658,000;
Inc.,
$318,000;
pany,
of
Its
plant
C. W.
Crop
previous
amount
and
year
January,
the
1949..
State
tinued
to
from
Net
to
ry.
the present
the
y
to
expansion
of
is
with
Net
U6ed
for
the
Net
ry.
capital
of
the
McDonald
of
stock
of
floor space
the
Corporation to
the
Industries,
Juice
most
of
and
advisable
facilities
and
efficient
377,500 equare
Industries,
rapidly
provide
to
modern
Juice
tries,
into
$2,500,000
and
Clinton,
and
sell
profitably
to
plant
and
secure
funds
additions
in
part
to
refund
to
citrus
directors
subsidiaries,
increase
the
consider
the
public
loan
Snow
with
$5,000,000
it
and
improve¬
finance the
advisable
Crop
the
of
and
to
merge
Juice
Indus¬
Equitable
convertible
Life
by
preferred
net
the
for
share was 83 cents for the
quarter and $1.49 for the third
common
per
second
Chairman
the
of
Board,
Oct.
on
stated:
24
"With
$14,000,000 on hand, shipments in fourth quarter
up the lower than expected shipments in the
Important orders are nearing the announcement stags
than
make
Sept. 30—
170, p. 930.
$2,548,301
taxes
1,122,564
inc.
Cr336,000
reserves
rata
share
of
res.
82,830
prior
^
7
,
643,415
528,105
301,565
Crl65.79S
—1
170,
188,391
$1,761*737
<. 514,8.64
p. .396.
$2,206.3$4
.514,864
$3.32
outstand'g
share
per
-
971,708
,
years
7 .Com.-, shares
Earnings
1946
$171,503148,569
1947
$1,663,315
723,812
450,000
1948
$5,215,800
2,184,416
825,000
1949
charges—
Net profit:
*44,138
;
income
$489,503
514,864 ;
$0.83 -
$4.17
...
.
„
$1881727
514,864
$0.25
...
,
Cuneo Press, Inc.—To Pay Dividend in Stock—
>
The
p. 1392.'
directors
stock,
$185,227
V. 41,894
$154,878
$141,579
18,995
14,252
*10,516
1,446,278
1,452,676
1,215,260
1,256,751
216,658
225,825
"49,695
158,725
90,873
127,817
*140,175
35,809
about
per
$166,811
20,863
.
-
5,952 ;
rg
21,132
-
18,240
/
time.
this
•
2%
dividend
stock
on-
the
common
'949.
The date of pay¬
in "lieu of the cash
dividend ordinarily
The
15,
Nov.
stock
common
had
been
receiving
.
each quarter up to and including Aug. 1. 1949.
The usual quarterly cash dividend of 87'/2
cents per share on t^e
3!fc% cumulative preferred stock, par-$100, was also declared, payable
cents
share
holders of record Nov. 1.—V. 169,' p. 1777. ,.;
Nov.' 15, to
.
a
record
will be made
This distribution
1946
railway
not
25
1947
.
declared
have
to holders of
announced.
payable
was
declared
1948
1949
..; .
1—
railway
?
railway
oper.
,
income
Danielson
:7'-
Oct.
On
17
a
(Conn.) Manufacturing Co.—Filing-letter
shares
($100 par)
Conn.,
170, p. 1291.
-
'•
food
The
to
128,199
1,453,040
railway^:
income^'—
,
from
President.
Conn.
■
,
notification
of
common
was
with-the-SEC
filed
for 244;
stock, to be sold by John E. Holt, Hampton,
Underwriter,
Coburn
Middlebrook,
&
Hartford,
'
.
Columbus (O.) Transit Co*—-Acquisition—
This
plants
feet.
feet.
There was acquired approxiorange and grapefruit groves, together with a
than 717,000 boxes of maturing fruit.
It is now estimated that sales of Snow
Crop Marketers, Inc., and
Juice Industries, Inc., for
1949 will be approximately four times the
its
299,965
.
1,840,496
"Deficit.—V.
have con¬
throughout
Inc.,
of
sales.
.
2,026,975
from
ry.
the
more
year's
frozen food
•.
2,-.28,000
$5.59
-
for increased cost cf replacing plant faeili'ies.
8,046,155
Jan.
Net
Auburndale, Fla., were acquired for 100,000 shares
approximately $355,000 in cash.
The various
plan -acquired cover approximately 25 acres, with
previous
'
$983,558
$1,255,990
i ! 340,166
$1,266,470
8,887,897
oper.
Net
over
1,876,003
$4.52
taxes
share
quarterly
state
Special
1946
1947
railway—___
from
Gross
7
200%
1949
1948
$23,564,000 $25,988,000
and
nearly
after
&
in
10,128,377
from
From
$5,313,000.
than
charges
Williams,
of
9 Mos. End,
Pro
9,811,347
oper.
Net TV.
Inc.,
Oct. 21, said:
more
Gross
been
has
company
portation
operations
-
organized
the
of
in
Columbus
Ohio
take
to
Southern
&
all
over
W.
Glover
the
of
and
bus
The
said
in
Porter,, the
organization,
trolley coach
proposed
that
cash
in
for
President,
indicated that an
fare
purchase
exchange
in
new
would be
price
for
the
increase
property
as
in
5-cent
the
soon
and
bought
to\ be
Mr.
working caoital, the CTC would deliver all of
notes
amounting to $1,800,000,
secured by
_
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
'
inc.
other
&
revs.
,
local
Porter
Prov.
for
$100,000
its common
a
mortgage,
$7,241,361
$36,407,989
$32 585.533
4,539,480
4,785,126
20,756,871
20,330:240
490,008
2.272,377
2.061,402
652,405
2 952.512
'Federal
2 406 202
602,400
408,550
3,134,500
2.468,600
$5,319,089
600,541
depreciation.
(other
income)
Fed.
than
-
735,334
-
income
1943
*1949—12 Mos.
1949—3 Mos.—*1948
$7,941,854
Operation & maintenance
Taxes
possible.
as
disclosed,but
not
Co.
j'
•
(
the formation
announcing
sought
was
trans¬
Electric
Ohio
The_ new company expects to begin operations by Nov. 1.
taxes-
to
and
the
Columbus
&
Southern.
Commonwealth
Oct.
Edison Co.—Weekly
Output—
Following
ago.
Week
'•
*
and
Enfled—
Lif
Oct.
Oct.
$5,959,936
$4,609,902
164,067
656,269
656.269
with
output
totals
of
$5,303,667
$3,953,633
the
past
1948:
*
1948
available
:
'
..
.
% Decrease
' ' '7.5
consisted
the
of
Utility
1595.
231,126,000
6.2!
232,032,000
5.2
oDerations
230,535,000
1.1
March,
30,
the
of
Dec.
164,067
-
,
$927,364
$630,236
the c.omoany and
Development
Co.
its
whose
subsidiaries, which
principal function
acquiring
business
of
,
operations of
The ' Miami
1948
1948
for
dividends-
common
"Includes
consisted
234,374,000
fixed
dividtnls__^_
Balance
228,005,000
1
p.
kilowatthour
1949
216,824,000
$"44,303
219,979,000
8
Oct.
the
709,187
$1,091,431
216,806,000
Oct. 15
—V. 170,
are
percentage comparisons
1,331,794
income
other
com¬
sales to other electric utilities, for the week ended
1949 showed a 7.5% decrease from the corresponding week a
four weeks
$7,291,729
60,969
&
Preferred
associated
and
excluding
22,
year
$905 272
372,668
Gross
Int.
•
Electricity output of Commonwealth Edison Co.
panies,
$1,464,099
chg^s.
Net inc. avail, for divs.
stock
and
acres
Wholesale Drug¬
National
the
1292.
Sept. 30—
$2.20
more
Profit
Columbus & Greenville Ry.- -Earnings—
com¬
of
of about 167,800 square
mately 2,700
170, p.
1949,
quarter.
—V.
**•.
•
September—
Net
Juice-Indus¬
year,
growing crop of
American
prospects for next year are encouraging."—V.
Fed.
Snow
of
Corp. of
capital
buildings
current
is
Copperweld Steel Co.—Earnings—
conces¬
railway—
"Deficit.—V. 170,
and citrus business.
Therefore, during
$7,500,000 was obtained from the Equitable
Life Assurance Society through the sale of
15-year 3%% first mort-7
gage bonds.. An additional $3,750,000 was obtained through public
offering of 150,000 shares of additional capital stock.
During September, 1949, certain physical assets of the Wm. P.
June
of cost of
106,969
$1,144,715
^
railway——-293,956
income
93,673
from
subsidiary
total,
space
and
deemed
loans,
refining
frozen
the
business
It was
bank
the
on
floor
Inc.,
their
corri
the
£42,598
£80,885
-
railway
from
sale
payable
Finance
a
in
title
increased
of
one
Florida,
year;
the
and
1948
1949
i
From Jam 1—
the
income taxes .of
$413,000:
1948
Marketers,-
company's
ments
third
for depletion
made
oper.
from
the - distribution
of
Snow
Crop's
products was
opening of several important markets.
Inc., located at Dunedin, Fla., was acquired during
expand
should
38,878
t£4,068 "
t£4,144
provision has been
from
Net
the
This
of
Crop
pay
becoming
revest
FIa„
in
sales
through
Snow
to
its
to
to
Dunedin,
Juice Industries,
in
prior
Metcalf, President,
"Snow
widened
at
'•
B.
backlog
29,201
ment
tries,
years
46,324 i
basis
quarter,
B.
•'h' 48,414
58,512
-
Juice
for
president of
past
a
common
per
quarter of
.
development expenditures.—V. 170, p. 1492.
.
Inc., and Juice Industries, Inc., $3,924,000
(which
$378,400 loaned during the current year to Juice Industries,...
by D. c. Skinner, a director of the company, and members of
family);
m'.
33,760 !!
Crl5,692
'
,
September—
principal
working
110,799**:
36,156
7
first
■
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings-
Marketers,
Inc.,
Railroad,
charged against opers.
includes
his
and
profit after
this
On
261,674
3,515'
y-rit rl
108,879
*
'
p:i7
)
oil
;
sions and
Gross
be
the
to
72...7
NOTE—No
>
derived
of
value
ir.SS
"Including intangible drilling expenditure on producing fields amount¬
ing to £75,186 in 1949, £70,868 in 1948, £20,365 in 1947 and £34,528
1946.
tLoss.
two
expects
company
bonds.
that
>
of
payment
merger,
company
first
The balance will
company.
For
the
•v
depreciation__
in
.
7i
5,309
-
v.
(
in
Marketers,
part of the proceeds
preferred stock and bonds
following purposes;
of
of
insurance
an
15-year
Rapids
"Earnings
the
its
company
7r
269,657
446,364
9.800"
Profit
will be $96.50
Inc.
(a New York
corporation) and Juice Industries, Inc. (a Florida corporation).
Subject to the sale of the 50,000 shares of convertible preferred
stock
Crop
for
Stocks
general
a
(an
also
company
andl
Bourne
Mr.
Co. Mr. Blakeslee
National Bank:
the Vigilant Insurance
Trunk
Grand
900
such
aggregate of $4,825,000 to $5,250,000) and
commiSoion will not be in excess of $3.50 per share.
underwriting
The
be
to
£382,787
to
that the firm
director of the company,
a
shares
underwriters
the
of
one
Prov.
Although vhe consideration to be received by the company and the
underwriting commission have not as yet been determined, it is con¬
$105
of
"Before special reserve
454,784
and
Decrease
partner of that firm.
to
director of
a
sales
"Net
and
temporary loan-
gtn'l expsq
etC-.il;_yoLu'JPii:_i
>L.
convertible
cumulative
to
etc.—._
expenses
on
Admin.'
\
proposes
fees,
production
field
Int.
the company intends
proposal,
shares
50,000
management
offering
Cook
the
of
1946
1947
1948
"
(.
'--,7:
is
9 Months Ended
Net
£591,246
income
Directors'
.corporation
:
York
following
New
Corp.
170, p. 688:
Ltd.—Earnings—
1949
3 Mos. E"nd. June 30—
Clinton Industries, Inc.—To Change
New Preferred Stock Issue—
series.
of
resigned
have
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
*;See Clinton Industries, Inc. below.
in
1949.—V.
27,
Aug.
Nelfon
E.
Southern
&
Trust
gists Association.—V.
six
the
for
dollars)
E.
who
Co., of Chicago and the First National Bank & Trust Co., of
Kalamazoo, and a Trustee of Kalamazoo College. Mr. Hutchins is a
director
of
the
American
Boxbcard Co., ana
the
Old Kent Bank,
&
1949.
(Canadian
$151,810
and
Commonwealth
Corp., New York.
director
a
of
Bourne
Philadelphia
The
Thome
also
H.
of
Commonwealth Services Inc., formerly The Commonwealth
of
& Southern
announced the election
25
of directors.
National B4nk of the
Bldkeslee, President of the Kalamazoo
W. Hutchlns, President of the HazelGrand. Rapids, Mich.; were named to
F.
Co.
Diug
Clark
of
ort Oct.
board
and Lee
Co.;
Granville
President
$13,369,702,
aggregated
earned, surplus
compared with $13,946,887 at Feb. 26,
as
Perkins
H.
dissolution
tDefict.
sale of plant.
Arthur
York;
Furnace
&
Percy
$2,091,075
562,800
■ '
$4.21
*$198,232
562,800
$0.14
President;
to the
New
&
succeed
281,400
281,400
$0.76
-
Boston
Assistant Cashier of The First
Thome,
of
tine
$2,422,200
$83,168
562,800
Nil
*'■
$511,115 profit realized on
First
members
new
Edwin
Stove
$149,836
The
Whiting,
JFu&tin: R.
of three
29,164
1,583,000
City
^81,400
140,700
position to.finance its future expansion on
Consumers Power Co;-—Three New Directors—•
The Canadian subsidiary, Collins & Aikman of Canada, Ltd., reported
;Clinton
an
a
49,725
dividends
dividends
Number
President of Monmouth
Products Co. v/nen that firm was purchased last month by Cleveland
Graphite Bronze Co., which now operates the Monmouth business
as the Monmo..th Products Division.—V.
170, p. 881,
rep.a-ement.
profit
Surplus
Co.—New Vice-President
Bronze
Raymond Z. Oswald has been elected Vice-President of this company
of
under
terms.
46,118
Preferred
the same
the same mortgage as the respective
offered in exchange. They will, however, be
indenture from which these limitations are removed,
are
plan by which the company hopes to place
the most advanCorp. and Harriman Ripley & Co.
have been selected as Exchange Managers to handle the proposed ex¬
change offer.—V. 170, p* 1493.
> "} ;■ *''
'
70,000
330,000
notes payable—
on
7
effective at the time when all the presently outstanding first refunding
.mortgage bonds have been retired;
which
company
therein.
These steps are part of a
8,137
Cr220,000
contained
now
will be secured by
which-they
tageous
294,732
370,940
taxes.
Treasurer.
tma
inc.
limitations
two
,
30,451
.
the SEC
new
bonds for
396,867
.
„
Outstanding Bonds—Plan Will Facilitate
the maximum maturity date of 1999 for. such bonds.
27/a% bonds will have the same maturity dates,
The
Aug. 30/47 Aug.31/46
$456,037 *$4,300,063
Aug. 28,'48
$1,178,294
397,035
invents.,
of
pensions
Common
~
of
call prices and
Subsidiary)
Canadian
$313,073
Depreciation
Write-down
week:
mortgage
second,
unchanged.
-
1595.
p.
993,500,000
These limitations are, iirst,
the maximum of $100,000,000 of first
refunding mortgage-bonds which may be outstanding-at any time and,
197,361
777,515
9,112,986
10,347,847
J?r964,543
982,217
14,008,487
11,680,953
Dr964,543
treas.
?
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Aug. 27,'49
Net profit, incl. oth. inc.
Int.
of
owneis.np
charge
153,378
Collins & Aikman Corp.
heads a group which has
operates a factory at
Naples, N. Y. Mr. Brenna is the new President; Carl Ostberg is VicePresidentin cnarge of sales, and Don J.
Volpc is Secretary and
in
;
1,089,234
a
;
6,000,000
384,328
to
1,500,000 shares authorized, which will remain
881.
,
v.-,/.. .
,r.v:v
p.
week amounted to
same
first re¬
bonds, aggregating $56,660,000, will be offered the
right to exchange into new bond6 bearing 27/e%-interest,".in-the-event
that the company stockholders at the special meeting called -on -Nov. 17
authorize-changes i» the ^mortgage-- indenture, designed to effect the
funding
—______7-1,—$49,345,533 $30,225,431
170,
the
in
gas
with 1,232,000,000 cubic feet in the same
a decrease of 19.4%.—V. 170, p. 1595.
Financing for Expansion—
removal
^
1—
—3—7-777.
Total'
of
year,
company Oct. 28 filed a. registration. statement with
which holders of the company's series Q and R«2z,4'/<
under
21,068
7,5QO;OOO
;—i—i
,
,
'"Thomas H, trenna of Rochester, N.
over
22,581
—
26,520
The
320,000
1951-1969
Earned' surplus
Clapp Shog Co., Inc., Naples, N; Y.—New Control—
taken
;•
bonds—due 1964
($18,820 secured)—2%
preceding
Future
——
due 1950
(4% )
debt—
"Capital stock (par value $1
Capital surplus
that
requests
be
•
would
debentures.—V.
outstanding
—;
payable to banks..
payable
kwh.
cf 2.4%.
compared
for $56,660,000
285,000
-—
liabilities
(3%)
are
that local distribution of elec¬
1949. amounted to 214,800.000 kw i.,
for the corresponding week of last;
announced
26
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.—-
139,800
long-term
"There
Oct.
on
increase
itself in
reported,
$2.01
Registers Bonds With SEC—To Be Offered In Exchange
Co.
previously
$1.34
.
d.str.bulion
feet,
the
1,110,668
—
.
sinking fund 3%%
notes
Other
the sale be
exempted ir.m competitive bidding in order that a negotiated under¬
writing of the stock-might be undertaken. If the exemption ft granted,
As
2,152,490
50,000
on
expenses—estimated
notes
hearing upon the application of company for authoriza¬
2,i00,000 shares ($7.50 par) common stock of The Ohio
a
income—estimated_
payable to RFC
interested persons until Oct. 31
order giving
SEC has issued an
The
to
$1.40
$3,102,077
416,953
_
Notes
Sale of Ohio Public Service Co. Stock
on
527,596
of
1,703,063
—.—
current
Cost of
Hearing
2,853,346
taxes
contract
First mtge:
'
SEC
etc._
commissions, int. & taxes
Serial
7.;
•
.
1,004,532
$2,027,077
1,005,394
outstanding
with' 209,900,000
an
Local
cubic
required
Off-season
Co.- (Ohio), Fedefal Liquidating
Corp. <Deiawarer, United Fuel Investments, Ltd. (a Canadian holding
company), and Quayaquil & Quito Railway Co., an Ecuador railway
r
1,075,000
$1,348,531
1,005.582
share
688.
p.
company
year,
983,640
consolidated
has
:company^:-7^
892,500
$1,413,044
—
shares
per
compared
500,000
—
to revest in consolidated
subsidiary title to leased plant facilities
Accounts payable to affiliated companies—not
x>rightnian Manufacturing
The
state
and
Payments
received SEC authorization to form a new cor¬
poration tv wnich it wouid transfer $5,402.20 in cash and certain
portfolio securities- having an aggregate carrying value of $2,224,598."
v The new company, to be called Cities Diverse Assets Inc.,
will issue
22,300 shares ifcloO-par), common stock to Cities Service in exchange
for
the latter s holdings
in The Community Traction
Co. (Toledo,Ohio*,
banks
to
payable—trade, expenses,
Installment
1492.
company
payable
salaries, wages,
Federal
1949—9 Mos.—1948
81,850,891 93,137,499
$333,220
$250,094
Cities Service Co.—To Form New Company—
The
2,241,031
930,000
tricity for the week ended Oct. 23,
notes
1949—Month—1948
8,776,890
10,104,188
$5,377
$31,775
2,343,044
—
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—!-Output—
$802,513
loans—secured
Period Liu. Sept. 30—
Rev." pa^sen^ers
:
taxes
of
170,
The
Serial
Street
—V.
payable:
Unsecured
after
Number
$49,345,533 $30,225,431
-
-
Other
Cincinnati
1949
1948
1947
$16,328,000 $15,591,000 Not. Avail.
30—
taxes—
—
Earnings
103,160
$5,926,860
this year, while in 1943 four quarterly dividends
paid.—V. 170, p. 1595.
were
publications, Inc.—Earnings—
—
earnings before
Net
LIABILITIES—
first thrfce quarters 0.1
each
sales
Net
24,599
—
charges
of
SI
Conde Nast
9 Months Ended Sept.
63,800
46,579
____
per share
holders ox
$1.50
of
dividend
a
City, Mo., is underwriter.
2,491,074
Net
Property, plant and equipment (net)
Intangible assets
«_■
Dividend—
outstanding common stock,
payable Dec. 12
Nov. 14.
Distributions of $1.25 each were made
of
President
is
Kansas
Taxes
for
Total
on
of
Weltner
of
1,445,417
41,265
—_
—
statement with
its capital stock.
Machinery and equipment in process of manu¬
ordered
Chrysler Corp.—Declares Increased
losses
operating
of
31/48
$2,238,855
arising
of subs
income,
on
open-end investment company has filed a
the SEC seeking registration of 200,000
According to the prospectus, Adoiph E.
the company and A. E. Weltner & Co., Inc.,
organized
newly
shares
Dec.
8,724,958
purchases
Federal
—estimated
five 300-m.p.h. Con¬
stellations irom the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. at an approximate cost
of $5,500,000, including spare parts.
An advance payment in excess of
$1,000,000 was made to Lockheed on execution of the contract.
The
remainder ol the purchase price will be payable upon delivery of the
airplanes in 1950.—V. 170, p. 1291.
K
—
-Li
on
Refundable
from
:—-.
1,871,317
3,600,133
19,011,680
18,713
(net),
(net)
Inventories
H.
this countiy it Caracas, Venezuela.
In September,
1949, this corporation
This
registration
June ?0,*49
$4,424 967
'
-
-
securities
Marketable
Cooper, Vice-President Finance, approximately
$389,000 01 the 1949 net profit was earned on the company's domestic
routes and $120,OtO on Us international operations which extend from
According
(
•
1——:
Cash
/
Boston—Registers With SEC—
Concord Fund, Inc.,
improve the financial position
expansion of this company.
the continued
permit
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS
$518,427
$951,286
—L--.
442,000
Federal
will
materially
will
financing
and
Clinton
of
Monday, October 31, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
1948
1949
Sept. 30—
This
stock.
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended
Net
COMMERCIAL
THE
r(1696)
and
seven
from
and holding real estate against future use it*
of the comnany, and which was dissolved as of
its assets distributed to the company; and the
small
utility
United Public
subsidiaries
Utilities
which
Com.,
and
were
whi^h
attd by the company as separate utility companies from
acq'dred
war»
irx
oner-
March 1, 1943
Volume 170
to
Sept.
ment
the
30,
and
Number 4851
'
1943 at which
francnises
date
1948,
these subsidiaries
became inactive.—V.
all
the
distributed
were
utiLty operations and
functions
ceased
170,
*THE
utility
to
to
the
of
as
operate
utility
as
companies
Sydney
N.
Goldberg has
been
appointed
'
.*
Hudson
September—
Corp.—Earnings—
lr.m.
Net
from
Net
i
>
:
1949
1948
1947
$5,237,693
$4,344,065
1,376.239
857,132
'926,393
399,878
ry.
Nine Months Ended Sept.
Beer and ale shipped
30^
•;
(bbls.)^.^^™^™^
Net
income
Earnings
from
Net
ry.
income™
430,087
170,
-1946
Gross
ry;
Gross
32,136.182
5,856,751
10,302,039
9,033,159
4,584,312
2,566,309
5,412,103
4,317,040
2,622,639
railway.—.
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
ry.
$6,374,223
$6,621,962
1,219,923
1,120,869
v
—V.
1946
2,127,295
706.608
..
1947
$7,813,794
1,517,141
income*.
railway
60,830,917
893,232
256,294
59,285,297
50,373,196
12,602,340
6,728,0.1
4,763,256
17,942,255
5,955,391
and Jacksonville
uses
will be
Inaugurate Aircoach Service
served
full-fare flights.
intermediate
as
Cincinnati, Atlanta
aircoach service
the
of
traffic
and
sales,
said
will consist initially of one round-trip flight
rates will result in an aircoach fare
daily.
reduced
of
ry.
Parker
revealed
that
Delta
is
currently engaged in converting
its DC-4 fleet so that these ships will be usable as a 43-seat
regular
day ship or a 56-seat aircoach.—V. 170, p. 301.
Derby Oil Co.—Listed
ry.
business
York
par value $8, has been removed frdm
the New York Curb Exchange as of the
on
Oct.
on
24,
1949,
when it
Stock Exchange.—V.
170,
admitted
was
to
30—
1949
listing
opening
dealings
1948
$ "
Cross earns, from
Operating
Approp.
and
trie
of
plant
Taxes
$1,501,871
$1,341,903
18,939
$115,028
14,311
loy,o5o
178,653
'i $127,217
$100,718
$1,342,185
$1,163,253
67,500
67,500
surplus
$1,274,615
$1,035,753
$3.34
$2.87
.(net)—
,
requirements
applicable
Earnings
per
—V; 170,
p.
to
stock
com.
and
share (381,994 shares)
1189.
'
is
j
$1,298,131
'
•
for
10,905,399
9,488,61"
8.,745,000
8,070,000
7,320,000
429,070
429.079
to
56,293,169
income
taxesi;.
11,228,200
9.752.426
Sept.
30,
taxes.—
7,326,000
3,569,000
4,396,000
18,794,986
14.973,964
14,928,464
56,915
336,791
181,677
18,851,901
15,310,755
were
The
5,433,873
the
:
13.222,817
declared._
or
9,876.882
8,396,251
Balance
•
consists
cents
•Based
on
8,395,261
in
of
approval of the sale
Springfie d
(Ohio) Suburban
1,431,620
$1.50
share.
The
stock
RR.
stock
common
Pennsylvania
Co.
control
was
railroad
this
in
urged
two
urged
ICC
examiners
Commission
$16,000,000
with
of
Oct.
in
partial
27
September—
and
two
by
ICC
at $39.31
Miss
G.
buy
for
a
5,100
each.
M.
Eddy) also
proposal to issue
Under
its
agree¬
worth
AND
YEAR
TO
1948
DATE
17
The
11,519,687
9,694,810
4,258,853
4,633,352
4,116,355
2,238,261
income
2,170,159
2,527,294
2,218,703
1,219,161
this
share
shares
Both
Be
offering, consists of 175,000 shares of
will
which -it
to
represent
Offered
increase
of
7%
for
an
lines
from
has
Dec.
shares
the
At
financing
a
move
be
aggregating
j;y
made
Jan.
4.
1950.
$7,787,500
from
Dean
Dec.
15,
the
first
Pont
sa
Jan.
Common
stockholders
of
dividend provides one share for each 40 shares
d, and will be pajable Jan. 16 to holders of record
company
.
..
also
18
•
..
paid
a
"
.
declared
to
cumulative
second preferred
The
common
Jan.
15
like
2V2V2%
stock
dividend
011
.
stock
holder
cash
stock,
stock; .and
in
1949
dividends
of. record
preferred
40
cents
received
on
Jan.
per
A;
of
classes
all
3.
follows:
*s
81V*
share
cents
on
stock,'
.
..
$1
per
common
cash, distributions"
April 15, 25 cents each; and July 15 and Oct.
170, p. 1493.
'
&
increase
V.;.''.;.:-1''
months
of
1949,
nine
of
76
cents
share
a
the
over
to
of
be
tendered
resulted from the com-:/,
dividends on
General Motors'
by
lot
for
169,
redemption
169, p.
exchanged
cash
Co.
ment
of
and
Dec.
values
30.
will
The
Aug.
and
SEC
(about
for
3,000
$10
each).
to
selling
go
to
shares
'
in
of ;
was
stock
of
Oct.
common
letter
a
1.
1949,
been
corporation
cub'c
million
provision
for
1
-.i,
'
-
"Because
of
its
corporat'on
released
is
tendered
common
approximately
stock,
preferred
stock of St.
$436,000
in
expenses
an-rox'mately
distributed
that
said
feet
the
Regis
before
connection
23%
in
170-mi'e
a
o'
line's
22-'neh
dahy to
importance
Co.,
Oct.
on
dividend
at
pipe
t'^c
to
which
feet daily.
In
to bring natural
of eastern Tennessee
been
asked
is
Greenbriar,
mission
has
line,
extension of the Cak
the
of
exchange
pay¬
with
the
than
mora
based
on
assets
net
therefor.—
535,685
$961,967
$1,030,283
$1.93
$2.19
$2.39
as
-
per
share
stock. "
.follows:.
15, 40 cents,
"
pipeline
will
initially
R'dge atom
to
in
liquidation
this
*
Dividend^-
final
time
these
the
170,
90
cents
holders
stockholders
but
distribution,
of
to
1949
for
record
and
1081.
of
1,
their
should
time
;
the
on
Nov.
surrender
certificates
amount
p.
share
per
of
to
retained:
be
cannot
which
;
to
apnrove
Products
It
to
will
have
Erie
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates—
ICO
Oct.
on
18
authorized
the
compaii/
obligation
assume
vo
liability in
respect of not exceeding $4,300,000 scria. equipmentcertificates, to be issued by the Mar.ne M.dlrnd Trust Co. of
York, as trustee,.- and sold at 9,0.461 ard accrued dividends id
with
the
procurement
certain
of
equipm-nt.—V., 170",
new
1493.
:/
was
Chairman,
the
pine
canac'ty of
supplying Oak Ridge, the
winter.
The
Federal
construction of
an
and
Mary-
Power
18-mile
Com*
16-inch
Ridge line, to supply these cities.—V. 170,
Co.—New Sales Promotion
announced
on
"
Oct.
as
board of directors on.Oct. 27 called a-meeting of stockholders
Dec.-15, 1949 for the purpose of electing nine directors of the com¬
The record date for stock entitled to. vote at the meeting was
pany,
close
the
as
board
board
of
business
of
also
the
elected
Nov.
James
D;
The
new
directors.
16,
1949.;
slate
-,:.V'(5^
^xisilng vacancy
:
.
Mooney to fill
an
directors
of
nominated by
as
for election
board
Kornblith,
at the stockholders' meeting con isis of Howard
Christensen and Harry M. Cole as directors of- the
Leo DeOrscy as director of the second class; and Ben¬
H.
E.
first class; C.
jamin F. Pepper,
R. J. Hodgson, Chester J. Alger, James D. Mooney,
Patterson, directors of the third cla.s.^—V. 170, p. 1497.
Grier D.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
Oper.
'it?
rv'v v'
Net
1949—Month—1948
$114,191
and
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,808,729
l,756,d8l
'»1,706,384
$1,632
$147,506
5,568
$1,366
;
$1,904,338
45,742
taxes..
$124,999
123,367
*$4,876
revenues
exps.
$7,200
119,067
i
•
income..*.
oper.
Nonoperating inc.
(net)
>"
$102,345
-
60,412
Gross
income——
from
Deducts,
63,935
.4,649
4,718
$53,003
$25,598
'$2,783
$2,482
$154,915
$145,732
$2.34
,Net income
Earnings per capital .share
♦Loss.—V.
$2.20
170, p. 1189.
Fiat (Turin, Italy)—Removed from
The
value
American
200
,$171,330
in-
gross
(nct)^
come
$207,913
Lire,
depositary
were
receipts
removed
from
Listing—
*
representing capital stock, par
trading on the New York
unlisted
Curb
Exchange at the opening of business today, Oct. 31,
'
/
The agreement between registered holders of outstand
ug American
depositary receipts representing cepitai stock of F.at and Tno Notional
City Bank of New York, as depositary, has been terminated pursuant
to the provisions of
such American, depositary receipts effective at
the
close
business
oi
Nov.
on
1949.
1,
All
ho.ders
of
s
American
cn
depositary receipts have been requested to surrender - their receipts., to
National City Bank of New York to receive in exchange tnerefor
The
the Italian
in
said
shares of capital stock of
American
have
change
been
depositary
suspended
Fiat represented the;eoy. Dealings
on
the
New
York
Curb
Ex¬
receipts
since
Dec.
12,
1941.—V.
154.
p;
796,';'
(Calif.)—Expansion—
/
/
corporation, which operates 28 supermarkets in the Los Angeles
area,
has acquired
all of
the
outstanding' stock of Fred
Roberts & Co.,
which owns the controlling interest in Roberts Public
(Calif.)
Markets, Inc., operators of 18 grocery stores and two large warehouses,
and
the Fred Roberts Liquor Stores.
The
purchase price
a
bank
of
consists
Co.
cf Roberts
valued
The
unit
was
of
loan
it
is
,
,
understood
asset
of
Fred
the
share.
per
it
stores,
under
not
was
There were
reported,
the Fitzsimmons
will
&
some
liabilities.
be operated as a separate
("Los Angeles Times.")—
name.
448.
168, p.
'V'v
dea)
Roberts
approximately 90% of the 28,523 outstanding shares
Markets, Inc., capital stock, understood to have been
around $78
at
but
Principal
Public
Roberts
and
r
not disclosed,
$2,000,000.
if*.
25
^'r£
Manager—
Advertising and Sales Proby Arthur Keating,
Presi-
Fort Wayne Corrugated
9 Months Ended
Net
No.
Paper Co.—Earnings—
•
Sept. 30—
'
earnings
of
shares
1949
*1948''
$339,914
——
common
outstanding____J__™__
$1,337,905
323.906
323,906
'
Earnings
per
•Included
common
the
share,
leased
July
Corp.,
common
in
1948,
share.™.
1948
resulting
Hartford
City
from
are
jute
M:il.
$4.13
$1.20
earnings
totaling 46
earnings
paperboard
sales
the
trade
the
at
in
the company's affiliate. The Southern Paperboacd
its main source of raw material.
The company's
profit accrued in this affiliate for the first three
This
operation
to
cents
was
discontinued
when
became
common
the
share
quarters of 1949 amounts to approximately 60 cents, wh'ch increment
formerly served as Advertising Manager of the Chicago ':■ ?
eou'tv is not reflected in the above earnings stat-rmriit.
Cinema Products Co., Advertising: and Sales Promotion Manaeer of the
\
an.
..
™,narvCf
Precision Scientific Co., and Consultant on Marketing and Promotion.-- ~ -H- M-Treen. President, stated that the industry and the company
In the latter capacity he was retained bv several firms for creation
currently have recovered normally anticipated volume production, but
that
increased.. costs, and lowered
and
price levels accounted for lower
production of special promotional materials such--as animated
earnings, industry wide. The immediate outlook for volume production
films, transcription dirks and radio programs dealing with refrigera¬
is good: and
tors, electric ranges, cameras, office equipment and small tools.—V.-170;1
prices. appear to have reached a level-of stability.-—
V. 170, p. 303.
■
- .1,
•
P- 1293.
i
Mr.
■
r
The
for
involves
a.
to the Knoxville, A'coa
appointment of Milton B.-Kanter
Manager
for
yet
as
• • v* <«.' u *•
(
being constructed by the Oman
addition
this
ommon.
1949.
It
stock cor*
Eversharp, Inc.—Stockholders' Meeting Called—
deliver
plant.
national security,
the
Tenn.
gas
473,911'
This
gas
V' 'Jy'r-lr-i'
and
393,128
$822,297
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.
natural
line
Oak
£ p. 1081.
,mntion
387,187
announces that the
directors at a
authorized
the
payment of an additional
27
Nov. i. 10,
payable
determined.—V.
V.
is
cubic
million
vdent
6,341'
$1,509,194
$783,426
:
-
share
at
the
and
Inc.—Pipeline Contract—
announces
this
line is expected
The
2,309
$1,497,652
*
«fis being equipped with fully automatic main line valves and w'll be
buried
throughout its ent're length to minim'ze the possibility of
sabotage." the announcement st.eted.-"No expo-ed spans will be per---'
mitted and multiple crossing will be provided at the major rivers to
Ekco
3,687
$1,215,4231
1597.
tificates
be
17£.
dat^d
'
no
•'*:
-
the
the
771
1493.
p.
an
$1, ,02,853
Fall River Gas Works Co.-*-Earnirigs—
,
have
corporation
areas
$1,495,343
$1.82
necessary
the
the
the
construct'on,
v:lle
504,588
$1,211,736
.
be
next,
l.
the Atomic Energy Plant at Oak Ridge. Tcnn.. will be com¬
pleted in December at a cost of approximately $10,000,000.
This corporation, which has designed the l'ne and and is snperising
60
612,804
446,521
$1,169,842
not
and
There
,
stock
amounting
liabilities
of
666,823
423,099
^_™_.
held
part al
stock,
in
exchanges nrde under the proposal
the;outstanding preferred stock is retired and,
of
457,463
inc.
charges...
p.
connection
Regis
preferred
cash
of
424,*32
715,065
Redemption-—
Proceeds
*
result
a
586,441
785,783
364,620
than
com.
per
meeting
fixed
with
York.
for
date.
St.
of
current
336,159
550,800
Engineers Public Service Co.—Liquidating
.p.
on
at-market
outlined
Sept.
\
on
that
is
850,271
985,273
6o2,398
485,504
'§t Jason C. Leighton* President,
New
2208.
p.
1881.
filed
was
completion of the exchange of all of the
the corporation will hold 765,143 shares of
Paper
73*,523
exps.
repairs-
1948
$6,,829, *67.
2,,218,856
511,973
170,
trust
proposal 9,006 shares of series A preferred and 18,465
series B
preferred, or a total of .27,471 shares of the
shares
2,243,431
cents
Co.—Proposed Merger—
notification
pnd
expired
of
$7,214,553
1,536,633
600,615
other
Tho
drawn
1949—12 Mos.-
$5,173,288
1,468,634
Kanter
.
on
scries
and
each.—V.
manufacturing
importantly to
discharged from all claims to arrears of dividends on the tendered
stock, amounting as at Aug. 1, 1949 to $2,814,838, plus the right
to be paid $10o per share on liquidation, or a total of $5,561,933.
After giving
effect to the exchanges under tbe plan, there remain
outstanding 30,994 shares of series A and 41,535 shares of series B
preferred stock as well as 572,132 shares of common stock. Upon the
230
fy
^
on
third
-
of
20..The
& misc.
income
Earns,
the
over
the
operating activities and 79
from
holdings of General
received
year, 50
cents frcm
Starting point of the l'ne,
20,
1948.
Board
payable
enlarged
contr.buted
the
Du
dividends
prcced ng
Co.
stock
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$5,3.4,714
exps..
$1,170,613
&
Net
the
beyond
Construction
if
:' '..."
;
;
534,903
to
]■;
for
author zed stock
The
months
per.od last year.
Sales
quarter of -1948.
»
earned
26
nine
be encountered "
stock,
common
1949, will have the option to purchase one share
common stock hold.
The employee stock pur¬
chase plan will be similar to the company's 1948-49
plan under which
employees purchased stock on a payroll deduction basis.
Mr.
the
supply
approximately 70,600 shares
offering price of $44.50 per
up.
will
of
estimated
is
employees.
taken
are
50
as
each
for
like
product
Ebasco Services
1292.
offerings
record
stock
common
Paper Co. and paid $125,425 in cash.
All of the tendered shares of-preferred stcek
exchanged by the cor¬
poration are to be retired.
As a
result of the retirement of- the
7,162,482
of
3,199,127
-4,005,020
Sept. 30—
(other
1943
the
common
170,
11,520,599
stock
10,263,073
5,896,887
taxes)
*$2.09
outstanding preferred stock were tendered to the corporation and
in exchange
therefor the cornorat on transferred 234,857 shares of
1—
said,
13,691,039
Income taxes
Int.
1949
four-for-one
sales
"production
Of
Taxes
225,986
available
12,341,818
__
Sales and
—
corporation's written proposal dated Aug;. 30,
the . holders of: shares of the .corporation's, series
B.preierred stock, providing for the voluntary tenders
Paper
of
V.
388,934
172,G10
total
be
(Inc.)
sales."
and
of
proposal
market
The directors on Oct. 25 authorized an
employees stock purchase
plan, an offering of stock to common stockholders and a 2!&% stock
.dividend, according to Leland I. Doan, President.
Dor.n
its
$761,500,000,
that
letter
a
shares
Regis
27%
Stockholders and Employees—2%% Stock Distribution—
The
adm.
—V.
that
common
such
the
to
180,258
18811,205
Total
recent
St., >New York^N. Y.—V;
series
of
Stock
320,432
28,264,613
revenue.™
Maintenance
1596.
been
results
and
its
Mr.
the
stock, to be oifered
Underwriter, Homblower & Weeks,. New
stockholder.—V. 170? p. 204,
1946
Co.—Common
919,851
34,203,051
Net oper. revenue.
Other income
$2.85
the
stock.
p.
have
of
$942,675
523,027
Chemical
387,134
34,733,231
__
income
oper,
Gen.
136,231
*263,280
~' '
to
share
a
the
of
Oct:
shares
1947
567,201
p.
will
676,191
157,163
■-
Eastern Stainless. Steel Corp;-^Fiiing—
$974,597
339,700
.
717,936
1293.
p.
Produc. & distrib.
-
disclosed
from
170,
William
22
$1,314,773
378,689
oper.
Dow
857,391
proposal.
railway—
railway
from
170,
and
$105.50
202,204
Jan.
ry.
to
deliver up to $16,000,000
the stocks it is buying.-
$1,155,521
from
Net
at
want
may
1949
•
railway—
from
railway
ry. oper. income.—
Net
Corp.
RR.
Pennroad
Albus
SEPTEMBER
from
From
Erie
the Pennsylvania's
sinking fund bonds.
payment
FOR
: 1,917,800
2,667,100
through opeiation of rho sinking ffHid. $200,000 first mortgage bonds,
sinking fund series due 1961, at 101.67 and accrued interest.
Payment wli be made at the City Rank Farmers Trust Co., trustee,
As
EARNINGS
Gros>
of
Pennroad, Pennsylvania
securities
Gross
from
trust
Pennroad
the
(Paul C.
approval
collateral
from
and
shares of Springfield Suburban
The
3,398,400
Virginia Electric & Power Co.-below.—V.
Under
Co., an investment affiliate of the Pennsylvania
RR., a Pennsylvania subsidiary, plan to buv 245,329
Ironton
*57,210
.
•
3'/4%
;
Pennsylvania
Wabash
*6,973
27,983
178,056
effect
-
of
$214,400
82,330
21,374
.
Gross
1946
$327,600
share
in
operations
extension
t
and
$390,200 i
102,950
19,038
East Coast Electric
170, p. 1596.
of
•
$2,4o9<920
941,818
5,082,293
__
railway„
oper.
170,
ana
of
2,506,175
$1,41
examiners.
The
$269,300
'
share
$2.06
period
pany's
A
Ironton
The
rail way
Period End.
V"
1947
Eastern States Corp.r—Results of Exchange Offer—
RR.—Purchase of Road by
Pennsylvania Recommended—
shares
1948
1293.
certain
a
share
stock.—V.
shares
&
1946
$3,111,564
1,832,144
Empire District Electric Co.—Earnings—
Ry .-^Earnings—
1949
151,637
said
common
The
f 8,013,931
$1.89
6,997,430 shares.—V.
Detroit Toledo
ry.
over
increase
a
On
10,520.127
4,826,566
share
per
froin
Net
6,203,664
totaled
company
1949
St.
income
Net
11,294,695
8,247,972
p.
1949, addressed to
paid
25,089,784
15,334,453
9,126,449
corre.jponding
5%
The: $2 85
.
4,590,015
inccne
30,960,257
17,641,443
*308,100
also
the
capacities
15,110,142
5,629,584
utility operations
corporate income
Deductions from income
dividends
36,644,638
8,542,392
—V.
,1947
$3,960,099
income.. i.
oper.
1948
r
,
1.059,989
__
January 1—
from
16,833,340
2,437,400
give
1949,
for
9.233.391
income
Gross
Net
ry.
From
1949
$3,526,118
railways
railway_^__
The
.
income
Cash
Net
37,947,990
.
volume
504,410
'
Fed.
from
from
elec-
and
from
Net
Depreciation
170,
company
There
67,897,640
reserve
$5,192;84G
-
common
per
quarter
$
than
est.
Bal., inc.
Other
franchise
Elgin Juliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
-
.
The
1947
$
11,,612,017
acquisition adjustments
(other
Prov.
..on
dividend
:
Balance
_
Eastern New York Power Corp.—Partial
74 ,662,500
repairs—
retire.* (deprec.)
to
Amortization
share
deducts,
income_______.
Gross
income
oper.
♦Adjusted
the
on
utlity operations 132, ,797,774 115,597.510 102,169,553
expenses
Maintenance
of
Pfd.
1,867,683 i
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
See
12 Months. Ended Sept.
^,335.913 l"
l,7o2,*03
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.
1080.
p.
3,197,407
1#9o9,912
Earnings Higher—
1 ke
Big Board—-*
on
stock,
common
registration
Dec.
43,775
$146,156
™
September—
^
1946
3,653,616
railway
railway
from
Detroit Edison Co. (& Subs.) -Earnings—
.as
Net
v.
1947
.•
1<—
♦Deficit.—V.
Motors'
The
•
1,466,474
from
split.
plans to operate during the
season
10
flight departures daily
from Chicago/ consisting
four-engine flights (DC-6s and DC-4s, including DC-6 non-stop
service
Chicago to Miami),
two
twin-engine DC-3s and two twinengine cargo C-47s.
—
Mr.
1943
.
iricomq*—;-:y *28,769
oper.
Net
$49.85,
six
The
1 j,.4o
1293.
From January
Delta's
Florida
held.
3,189
,
2,870,165
_
railway—.
p.
Earnings
Vice-President
plus U. S. tax, from Chicago to Miami.
Including the aircoach service, Delta
lor
income
Income
of
$5,491,939
•_
railway
income—
170,
Net
points between Chicago
:
Parker,
C.
He said
its
on
Miami.
Laigh
all
$6.82
$6,145,925
'
Gross from railway____
Net from railway
;
Douglas DC-4s that it
1
income—
oper.
Net
-
$1,482,726
2,560
$492,985
,
$5,547,915
_
September—,'.
.
—V.
$111,839
(net)..—
1949, shows total current
liabilities
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific
;
2,530,269
income
1292. '
p.
68,395,957
16,223,980
Delta Air Lines, Inc.—To
Net
$143,-597
$5,584,978
548,723 .J.
10,744,4o2
railway...—
oper.
170,
1948
The corporation on Oct. 26 annoupced plans to Inaugurate aircoach
service between Chicago and Miami, effective Dec.
16, with four cents
per mile fares averaging 37%
less than present one-way'airline fares.
The company will operate the new service with the same
four-engine
Net
379,248
'
$1-32
1—
from
from
ry.
Gross
of
Sept. 30,
on
1949
-
railway-
oper.
Net
'
^
,
railway—..
Jan.
Net
Earnings—
1—
from
ment
income
Gross
Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
from
From
railway—
Jan.
Net
RR.,
448,147
$790,965
v:'
$2,106.U66 and current
capital of $1,124,406,
On
Gross
38,924,430
1949
oper.
From
*Net
■
■Utility oper,'income.w
1948
$981,660, leaving net
working
Sept: 30, 1948, current assets were
$1,621,370 and current liabilities were-$1,458,917, with working capital
$162,953.—V. 170, p. 1493.
,
;
•
,
1292.
lrom
from
Net
■
"
taxw.^&-wi*Vr
of
:'Duluth
44,762,401
income
p.
Net
New
1949
*
.
37,495,088
September—
of
and
The consolidated- balance sheet
r
Gross
and
charges
share.
September—
railway
oper.
735,534' •
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.
oi
after
per
666,714
railway
oper.
Net
and
1949—12 Mos.—1948
lJ4ii—Mont..—1943
$o00,222
$463,174
$5,70?,8 tO
$3,217,593
312,625
-w ,351,365 '
4,227,1.14
3,919,462
,
."■*
$4,12*,553
733,826
Co.—Earnings—
\
revenues __JJ
Oper. exps. arid -taxe's—:
Other
$3,955,165
railway
From January 1—
Gross from railway
—V.
Operating
5
.
Gross
—V.
RR.
El Paso Electric
Period End. Aug. 31—
;
DrewTys Limited U. S. A., Ltd.—Earnings Up 60%^-
assets
&
(1697)
Industries, Inc.—President of Unit Resigns—
of Unit—
,
Delaware
CHRONICLE
M. Havekotte has, resignedaava director of this
company andPresident of International Derrick ^
Equipment Co., a wholly-owned
a
.
—
FINANCIAL
subsidiary. The executive oUlce«*wt International, now located in Cleve¬
land, Ohio, will shortly, be moved to Dallas, Texas.—V. 170, p. 1293.
Viqe-President oi Deeca *
Corp.,
a
wholly owned
subsidiary,
it was
announced •
Oct. 23 by -MUton R. Rackinil, President of
Decca. Records Inc.
Mr.
Goldberg, who has been General Sales Manager of the Distr.buting >
corporation, .will continue in that capacity.
He has been associated '
with the company for' 15
years.—V. 170, p. 882.
Distributing
&
Oscar
as
and
"V.v
'
.
Decca Records, Inc.—New Vice-President
_
Dresser
-
v
that
882.
p.
plants property, equip- >
company which assumed
date.
As of Sept. 30,
COMMERCIAL
...
..
.
•
,
.
_
..
.
G
7
$1,156,344
railway _____
250,295
income—
103,102
wet
cper.
ry.
from
Wet
Wet
ry,
—V.
'
11,483,335
3,025,801
11,939,651
10,810,691
3,232,979
1,342,546
1,589,165
1,626,211
553,970
*
Bond
170, p. 1294.
$607,840
399,058
....
41,850
44,056
Net
$77,866
*
opei/revenues.
kfcome
$136,795
Total
26,141
72,653
100
:;r
Drim
202
:*• $77,966
$138,925
s
$157,025
-
$154,873
directors
The
the
income
40,599
41,777
51,587
of
3U.402
46,792
25,355
payable
income
—V.
163,
$28,145
—
1581.
p.
Sixteen,
$65,925
$98,456
$77,935
accumulations
a'dividend
The
share
per
1950,
to
made
on
tnis
■ '
was
at Oct.
as
record Dec.
of
holders
3,
Jan.
rearages
.
in
issue
1
'v
,
Gross
1949.
Ar¬
of
income
taxes.—V. 170, p. 1294.
reported to be $697,036, after
-o
Gross
Int.
1946
1947
$1,781;209', $1,488,404
72,320
73,500
fNet
profit
ffd, tiiv, rtquirem'ls-:-
$1,413,377
.48,417
*Ba&ed upon
(and in 1947
after
first
the
for
months of
nine
1949
2%
were
170, p. 786.
2,676,064
higher than'
Net
$6,304,973)/$3,731,320
$441,859
>*
General
" '
-
income
'
/./,/VAA-V $
Brewing Co.—Earnings—Extra Dividend^-.
Oosts,:
from
Other
'
-
Edwin
Anderson,
J,
suffered
industry
conditions."
a
President, said that"beer sales lor the entire
reversal in September due to unusual weather
income
Federal
directors
Oct.
on
interests
:^7,817,583
V:144,073,720
" 48,000,000
60,000,000
$503,490
"After
$1.32
share—_
per
charges and Federal income taxes.
816,/against $18,734,051
983.
;
.
in
—
,
67,612,879
$1.02
'A A $2.34
$2.91
-
G.
New Home
Net
from
Net
the
y*.
10-cubic-foot
and
8
fceen
added
// Other
1
period of 1948.—V.
170,
Ry.—Earnings-
ry.
Gross
freezer and
combination
Net
lower-priced models of both
regfrigerator-home
freezer
1948
1947
$4,792,000
$3,747,000
459,024
1.339,591
978,578
35,315,000
38,082,000
33,368,000
5,544.629
•
6,747,277
3,475,082
6,289.081
"249,726
2,591,440
by
income
refrigerators which are being, introduced include a
apartment house model, two 6-cubic-foot models, three
of
'
:
t
,
,,
o
General Foods Corp.—To Merge
on
Dec.
Iglfcheurt Brothers,
15
Subsidiary—
will consider merging into this corpora¬
Inc.—V.
170,
General Motors Corp.—New
A.
p.
883.
recently
toJ the
advanced
post
of
executive
in
charge
of
the
oro-
General
Outdoor
3 Mos. End. Sept.
Operating
Expenses
*
30—
revenues
Advertising" Co., Inc.—Earnings—
T949
>1948
$6,441,934
,
income
_L_
4.790,708.
1946
>1947
<$6',139,628- >$5,954,143
4,924,021 >
Operating profit
Other
1597.
p.
-
$5,275,918
4,648,201
4,105.875
Oct.
on
the
reimburse
to
in
constructing
The
$1,517,913
$1,348,919
'
$1,307,942
7,427 "-Dr58,622
66,156
353,948
"338,150
"112,801
$1,170,042
Dr24,932
properties were sold on April 27,
1948.—
"763,199
24,786.000
company's
the
applicant
company
to Issue
four secured
to be
which
•
to
in
territory served are con¬
the
of
most
reimburse
in Spring
water service
southern Rockland
in
County, ,N.
the Hackensack River watershed.
capitalization
the
of
,
its
in
treasury
and
part
the
for
construction
the
for
;
subsidiaries .on
and
company
$15,000,000;
1948 was as follows: First mortgage 2%s> due 1976,
Dec. 31,
The ^consolidated- book
.
$29,387,000.
$6,200,000; total capitalization and surplus,
earned surplus,
indicated,
1948
stock on Dec. 31,
the common
of
value
•was-approximately-$45 per share.
12 Months
ACCOUNT
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
COMPARATIVE
Calendar Years-
——
—•
1947
1945
1946
June, 1949
1948
$5,087
$5,022
Operating
*3,088
1,370
1,189
314
257
371
368
359
1,267
1,178
417
452
525
$1,211
$1,251
-1000's omitted •-
expended
of these
Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United States. The proposed loan will
be evidenced by four promissory notes each of which will be in a
principle amount which represents from 60'.*
to about 66'( of the
total cost of one of those terminals, and
will be secured by a real
estate mortgage on the terminal property to which the note applies.
The applicant represents that such refinancing of these
construction
costs is necessary to maintain its current cas'n position and to make
funds available for
future
capital expenditures in connection with
other building projects.
1
land
Supply
has a subsidiary, Spring Valley Water Works &
furnishes
Oper. revs. And other inc.
the
agree¬
water
of
Spring Valley Water Works & Supply Co. first mortgage 31,7s, due 1974,.
$500,000;
common
stock, 207,500 shares, $25 par each, $7,687,000;
terminals.
acquiring
on
perpetual.
consolidated
The
total
location
volume
company's franchises
estate in
amount not exceeding $559,amount, the proceeds to be used
treasury in part for expenditures made
principal
the
line
which
Valley and several otherY., this territory being
adjacent to the company's-service area in New Jersey. ; The Spring
Valley subsidiary obtains its water supply from driven wells. The com¬
pany also controls several other Subsidiaries which own unimproved real
completed in each
at
Weehawken and Union City on the
the north. The area consistssof
have a total population of about
lrom
State
an additional water supply through a purchase
into with the Passaic Valley Water Commission.
the
The company
motorbus terminals.
terminal
York
tributary
1948
The
report of the Commission states in part;
motorbus
been supplying water service Tor
territory served is located in northern
The
obtained
sidered
Co.,
authorized
Co.—Brief History, Etc.—
predecessors have
.
.
1295.
18
new
Recently the
order
$995,385
pumped by the company averaged
43,776,000 gallons per day.
At the end of 1948 the company's proper¬
ties included ;1,080 miles of transmission and -distribution :tnains, 90,947'
customers' meters in service, and 7,467 fire hydrants.
funds
thereon
expenses
Maintenance
terminals the applicant proposes to borrow $559,000 from The
for
Prov.
General
C—
—;
retire.
depr.
&
taxes
income
Federal
taxes
/
$4,653
$4,423
1,084
$4,853
1,00.>
20!>
223
343
342:
1,129
1,10»
,
t
475
f .■■.471
.$1,394
$1,287
,
'
income
Gross
$1,345
1
Net
income
(Preferred
The
proposed notes will be dated the day of issue, and will be in
principal amounts of $207,000, $100,000, $173,000 and $79,000,
Each of these notes will bear interest at the rate of
3%% per annum, and will be payable to the order of the Equitable
Earned
the
dividends
equal, or approximately equal quarter-annual instalments including
charges, over a period not less than 23 years nor more than
25 years after the date of issue. The payment of the note in the prin¬
cipal amount of $207,000 will be secured by a mortgage to be executed
by the applicant in tfavor of the Equitable, whereby it will subject
512
555
$882
$732
$382
$706
$2.87
$2.29
25
■
/■
8810
$857
$948
$2.63
$2.79
$3.08
.
share
"Maintenance and
in
397
$948
.
____
stock
com.
common
per
394
$857
(net)
__
..
for
Balance
„
401
$810
Int. & other deduct,
respectively.
(neti26,342
$1,059,874
■■■
r
and
In
j-.• ••
•;
of the following cities a
tor a total cost
approximating the amount, hereinafter stated: West St../near North
St., Lima, C\, $313.000p North Saginaw St., and East Third Ave.,
Flint, Mich., $158 000; Market Ave. near Ferry St., Grand Rapids,
Mich., ■ $261,000; and West Michigan Ave,- near Division St., Battle
Creek. Mich., $130,000; or a total cost approximating $862,000 for the
v
new
in
•curement. and schedules activities of the GM Manufacturing Staff.'Mr.
Campau since 1939 has be?n Assistant Director of-the Purchasing and
(■Salvage Section.—V.U70,
ICC
In
Appointment—
J.
Campau has been' appointed Director of the corporation's Pur¬
chasing and Salvage Section, succeeding D. F. Hulgr*.ye, who was
<;
2,355,519
170, p.
promissory notes in the total
000, to evidence loans in like
four
*
railway_
railway
ryr oper, income
The
repositioning the refrigerating unit and narrowing the freezer walls
through the use of a finer, more efficient insulating material,/ Mr.
Miller pointed out,—V. 170, p. 1597.
- • - "
,
8
The stockholders
$61,188
municipalities
ment entered
$2,947,000
Greyhound Corp.—Notes Approved-
models, two standard 10-cubic-foot models, and
both 8 and 10-cubic-foot refrigerator-home freezer
8-cubic-foot
models
$1,126,030
66,1-56
$124,744
years.
New
communities
Althougii it holds 389 pounds of frozen foods, the new, freezer
is only a-foot longer than the company's 8-cubic-foot model and the
same
width and
height. The larger capacity has been acheived by
tion
from
"Deficit.—V.
1950
combination.
5,513
The- company's
"2,545,235
railway,_____
oper.
from
Net
have
company's 1550 line, It has been announced
of the household refrigerator division.
.$66,701
5,513
Valley, extending
the
to
pany
1946
1949
$3,707,000
Manager
4-cubic-foot
standard
deluxe
the
to
Miller.
H.
Freezer—
li-cubie-ft>ot-home
new
$130,257
;
principal source of water supply is the Hackensack
streams, the water being taken from /the river
below tho dam of an impounding reservoir at Oradell, N. J.
This reser¬
voir is about four miles long and has a capacity of approximately
2,850,000,000 gallons/
Another impounding
reservoir is located oa
Pascack
Creek,
a
tributary, and has a capacity of approximately
900,000,000 gallons; All of the water which is.pumped from the Hackensack River passes through the company's purification facilities beforeit is released into the distribution system.
About a year ago the com¬
From January 1—
A
River
River
'
-
9.48G
$1,061,541
450,000.
"f
$673,394
$2.14
77,047
September— ' '
Gross from railway
dividend, from • prior years' earnings, of $6,525,310 rehi
September, • 1-948,
in connection with the • liquidation of
Employees Securities Corp,
tBased on 28,845.927 shares.
E.
Cr24,428
.
County
different
53
.
83,893,459
"Includes
ceivcd
CT2.791
181,269
and eastern Bergen County, N. J. This area b'vrins at
the Hudson River and includes the greater part of the upper Hacken-
1949 amounted to $20,023,-
the corresponding
.
Grand Trunk Western
29,291,120
•$0.73
Cr2,182
Water
or
company
Hudson
180,261
;
21.060,037
—
(:> Cr772
.
1295.
Ilackensack
The
south
$985,783
$3.13
$414,338
$1.60
profit
Sales for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
:• :
p.
1,753
J-*—
income
Net
tEarns, per ' share
<Crl57
Cr2.512
—
approximately 80
1949—9 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Period End. Sept. 30—
Earnings
"9^97,607
115,612,879
.
___
16,507
Cr29
■
disc.,
expensedeductions
170; p.
*
Globe-Union, Inc.—Earnings Show Increase—
•
"Net
134,076,113
107,795,296
noncon.sol.
Minor,. &
$1,250,113:
NOTE—The company's gas
20,
sack
15,000,000
14,000,000
taxes
(621,794
$1,358,352
257,522
,
,
V.
9 Mos.—1948
7,735,000
•
82,849
$80,260
25,185
/
debt
of
717,260*
«
119,781
$152,901
taxes. _j
Balance
declared an extra dividend of 15 cents
per
share and the usual quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share
on
the capital stock, both payable Dec. 12 to holders of record Nov. 22.- *
Extras
were
previously paid this year as follows: March 30 and
June 10, 5 -cents-each; and-1 Sept. 12, 10 cents.
Total dividend > paid
this year will amount to 75
cents per share, which compares with
45 cents paid in 1948.—V.
170, p. 205.
The
'
44,292,873
3,846,050 ;
Total Income—../5- 35,060.037
—}
"
v
•
48.00C.V
399,759)
(443,245
.
premium and
Other
$
36,957,873
31,213,987
sales
(net>_'•
income
1949—
,VS-\A
..
410,837
48,000
>
'
.
charges
Income
-
4,000
',;A
"After provision for taxes of $351,000 in thiree miontlis ended Sept. ,*f :i. Net income
Div:;. on pfd, stock
1949 and $348,500 in same period in 1948.'
j
1,137,935,052
'
r' ' 1
<
357',401,901 328,615,387 1,082,577,108 1,003,858,939
other
<Sr
exps.
■
464,499
long-term debt/.
on
Amortiz.
566,493
1,701,461 • %260,986
$0.39 ■■■■•'>'*>/$1.16-v$0.84
*"596,043
1 $0.41
share
per
Int.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
//1949—9 Mos.—1948
$7.330,222,-$7,152,561 $20,464,491 $17,634,405
388,615,888 365,173,260 1,190,372,404
---
,2/596,327'
34,833
30,
Subs.)—Earnings-
1349—3 Mos—1948
period Er.d. Sept. 30—
-$5,422,287
2,218.589
40,000
income
Gross
v
.
Wet sales billed..^
$5,154*478
213.143
___
taxes
Federal
profit after taxes..
Earnings
,
General Electric Co. (&
$415,085
166,913
4,000
expenses
Depreciation
Amort z. of plant acquis.
1294.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30--
period of 1948.
'
/.Earnings for the first nine months of 1949 are after deducting
a
loss of approximately $100,000 in restating net current assets of
subsidiaries as a result of the recent devaluation of foreign currencies.
Inventories as a whole have decreased slightly since Dec. 31, 1948.
Eince the backlog of orders has been reduced and new bookings are
in a declining trend, it is believed that earnings for the final quarter
of 1949 will not be as favorable as those for the final quarter of 1948.
—V.
170,
Sales
sales
/Net
2,676,064
$733,606
Goebel
losses).
those for'the corresponding
223,005
■
possible inventory
for
provision of $275,000
223,005
Operating
$6,407,334
$433,595
revenue
$859,737
»p$2.61
>$2,16
, $2k15
- $1.31
656,049 shares outstanding. .(After provision for Federal
.
$8,981,037
Gross
1949—12 Mos.—1948;
1949—Month—1948
Period Eud. Sept. 30—
>,
Cf28,774
$664,864
stock
MA Balance
♦Earnings per com/sh.^
taxes
Power Co.—•Earnings—
Gulf
Cr3,487'.„
Cr24,864
41,839
______
adjustments
—V.
$1,708,889
profit for com. stk.
3,821,813
Crl09,732
$956,611
pfd.
on
4,218,063
Crll9,087
$859,737
$1,461,794
$1,414,904
Div.;.
324,009
Cr9,717
General Auditor
and Marketing Operations, has been elected Assistant
succeeding. John A. Ellen, retired. Adam P. ; Yung, who
•-has recently been serving as General Supervisor of 3ystems ani Pro¬
cedures, becomes Manager of Sales Accounting, and E. F. Franz, for¬
merly Assistant Manager of the Gentral Economics and Statistics De¬
partment, has been elected Budget Director.— V." 170, p. 1593. ^
$10,090,691
357,671
*
Wdey G. Roblnett, who Iras recently been serving as
3,602,891
$13,076,527
Cr9,9 65
income
-
,
Refining
Comptroller,
disc.,
and expense
deductions
Other
Net
i'.:;.*/ 1948
1949
debt
of
premium
(5,288,233
$954,292
$1,346,156
—
long-term debt-
on
Amortiz.
Gardnef'-Denver Co.-t_Earnings—
Sept.,30—-
Income
*
-
,
of
5,246,007
804,163
-
$10.32
shares
Three Officials Advanced—
1,800,000
1,800,000
.
)6,320,482 "
1,162,320
$6.46
non-recurring profit,
a
of $1,965,000 from the sale of 50,000
Sulphur Co. stock.-
of Texas Gulf
150,000
150,000
—
taxes__j
_:_'__t$73,295,000 $117,078,000
(Includes
outstanding.
now
1949—12 Mos.—1948
plant
taxes
Federal
stock
on
after Federal income taxes,
1
General
"Based
1948 -
1949
-
"Earnings per share..
*
/
SEPT.. 30
ENDED
'•'-
"
gallons,
total of 179,475,200
a
MONTHS
NINE
earnings'after charges and taxes
Net
$68,789,045 $63,909,416
36,065,255 * 37,522,027
466,700
6,238,548 ^ 5,647,300
532,250
•
___
Amortization
acquisition adjusts.
Net
refineries to
two
EARNINGS.
■■
s.milar
A
$5,498,152
3,122,997
2,875,603
expenses
Depreciation
directors have
9 Mos. End.
the
'
.
share.—V. 170. p. 786.
per
1949—Month—1948
$6,066,329
revenue
•Operating
,,.
,
declared a dividend of 15 cents per share, plus -,
en extra
of 5 cents,' on' the common stock, both payable Nov. 1 to
Folders of record Oct.-15,
This is the first payment to be made cn
this issue since Apvil i;" 1947, when 15 cents was disbursed.
•The estimated net income for the first nine months of this year
'
of
capacity
account
par value,
quarter during
eac.;
1949 totaled $51
1,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Co.—Resumes Common Dividend—
(R. E.) Fnnstcn
were
Toledo
the
northern
Ohio,
Georgia Power Co.—Earnings—
Inc.—Net Assets Rise—
~**NCt aeseti on- Sept*. 30 were $43,261,171 comparing with $32,089,825
on Dec. 3). During the nine
months shares outstanding, increased by
743 609, or
30.5'/*? -and asset value per share rose from $13.18 to
$13!g4.—V. 170, p. 883,
'
.The
of
larger
at
or.
1949.
20,
gallons.
has been increased
At
to
of petroleum products a day.
be increased from
1;900,000
the two expansions, costing $20,100,000, was carried
rennery wnicn
serves
communities in * northern
Indiana, and Michigan.
Expenditures of $15,000,000 was made at the Cincinnati plant which
supplies outlets in'southern Ohio, parts of Kentucky, western Penn¬
sylvania, and West Virginia. '•
,
1
.*
The new storage tanks
increase the combined petroleum storage
The
out
^
Fundamental Investors,
*
buildings and plant extensions have
well as additional tankage which
gallons.
1.168,000
1
.A'A W?"1": '-'*rf
of $3
as
1,008,600 to 1.680,000 gaJons
Cincinmati
the
daily
output can
'
preferred stock, no
cumulative
$6
refinery,
each
at
petroleum storage capacity by 50,000,000
production capacity of the Toledo refinery
from
next, all of
Dec/ 1,
on
mortgage- bonds.
first
the
on
redeem
to
structures,
renumg
new
erected
been
V
increases
$1,864,388
-
program
$35,OCO,COO.
of
of
in
full operation on Oct. 27 upon completion
of expansion and modernization which cost
in
were
.
T
distribution
Net
$2,446,585 - $2,271,080;
at the Commonwealth Plant on Aug.
decided
21
declared
also
directors
10,033
Oct.
on
outstand.ng
$900,000
The
•
39,788
Inc. deducts., int.,
Federal income tax
70,153
$3,251,116
- 143,250
1,243,478
BONDS—PREFERRED DIVIDENDS
CALLS
$155,033
$186,823'-
130
-
67,413
V
—$1,719,029
83,585
;
Toledo <lnd at
reiineries of the Gulf Refining Cc., at
Ohio
two
18-month
excess
by * one union representing less than 10% of the employees, operations
at
that plant were seriously affected during August and September.
The strike was settled in early October and both plants are now oper¬
ating.' "A
i'/AA
302,243
48,076
80,650
20,250
1,109,049
NOTE—Due to a strike called
is
v
66,053
.v
Other
$550,8
$624,007
316,456
$<•60,560
422,066
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Depreciation
1946
l'J47
1943
1949
July 31-
profit
Net
Earnings—
Frontier Power Co.7 Mo.,. Ended
;
-
taxes..
income
The
Cincinnati,
$3,130,963
$3,876,461
105,363
1,500,038
48,524
$4,109,946
> 67/500
1,595,861
•
interest'for
52,965
$2,348,328
—
Completes $35 Million Expansion at
—-
Ohio Reiineries—
792,530
$3,792,876
$4,061,422
$2,795,363
^
income
Profit
Prov.
income—,
cper,
Other
8,873,245
3,213,539
1^35,653
railway—
railway
fr:.m
Gulf Oil Corp.
an
J,.
Profit
*
1946
$3,973,493
$4,583,932
749,080 • ? 791,056
675,810
•,
1947
1948
$4,811,102
-1949
$3,471,173
from-operation—
Depreciation
105,494
1—
From Jan.
Gross
402,848
214,340
214,340
V
30—
9 Mos. End. Sept.
Profit
$945,783
$1,081,567
211,229
83,135
$1,372,270
'
1946
1947
1948
1949
Septomber—
from railway—
Grocs
from
-Monday, October 311949
■
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
General Steel Castings Corp.
-
Ry.—Earnings— ~
Denver City
Fort Worth &
liet
CHRONICLE
&' FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1698)
1
/i
general taxes are included in operating expenses.
(The companys 7%
1345.
$25-par preferred stock was redeemed at $26. per
share in
interest
Total
income
$1,544,255
.'AV327,897
for
Fed.
inc.
.;304,018
* 264.518
.246,382
487,000
427,000
374,000
378,000
$729,353
Amortization, etc.
JProv.
$1,356,347
$625,329
$610,802
$520,228
$1.16
$0.98
$0.95
$0.80
tax
$1,249,320
$1,145,110
to
Net
profit
Earnings
—-V.
per
170,
p.
com.
share
593.
the
hen
Lima.
Grand
The
1949
electric
output of
amounted
8.3
V',
V.
170,
below
to
98,84:1,884
figure
the
this
for
—v.
Corp.—Weekly Output—
corporation
for the
week ended
Oct.
k\vh„ a decrease of 5.551,954 kwh., or
the corresponding week of last year.—
Florida RR.—Operating Revenues—
-Week Ended Oct. 14—
1949
.Operating
—V.
revenues
170, p.
_____
1597.
$46,135
1948
'•-$49,150
with
and
the
170, p.
of
the
each
Battle
issue
of
-aforementioned
of
mortgage
the
Creek,
the
other
the
cn
terminal
pioposed
terminal
respectively.
proposed notes
property
The
will
notes
properties
at
expenses
estimated
.■•;^r.r
are
1082.
at
at
be
Flint,
The
1<14Q
1048
$2,248,498
$2,213,927
its
would
required
be
decision
in
the
in
1949,
July,
five
next
the
fixing
years.
company's
rate base for 1949 at $27,929,000 and allowing a rate
of 5'A#-.
On this basis the Board permitted the company
its rates by $665,000 per year effective Aug.
increase
that
expenditures
rendered
Board
average
In
annum.
construction
in con¬
$1,000.
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
'J"'
- -1949
from
1948
1947
1946
$6,001,337
$6,825,653
$6,172,502
1,512,739
2,055,125
1,459,743
/
$5,179,431
789,715
income
583,959
962,012
493,851
36,226
54,217,091
60,027,713
53,627,353
47.431,285
From January 1—
—Jan. 1 to Oct. 14—
per
net increase
the
after
income
would
taxes
of
to-
1, 1949, indicating
be'$391,000.
'
September—
Gross
Net
Georgia &
mortgage
similar
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Net
Period—
the
payment
a
its application the company stated that - no.
change had been made in its rates since 1929, that costs such as
wages; materials and
taxes had risen substantially, that its rate of
return
in 1948 was estimated at only 4.16%;- and
that considerable
$948,000
return
21,
1597.
p.
by
Rapids,
nection
General Public Utilities
of
The
secured
the New Jersey Loard of
to increase
its rates byr
1949 the -company applied to
Commissioners for authority
In-January,
Public
Utility
-
Gross
from
from
ry.
railway
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
12.720,470
iscome___
170,
p.
5,163,989
1295.
15.729.343
•
13.357,896
6,777,516
5,136,362
5.377.196
*1,017,381
It
too
is
should
ended
or
railway
'
Net
Net
•
cf
creases
be the
June
$3.90
in
through
case,
30,
year
these
all
of
above
the
net
rate
in¬
be
brought down to net income, but if suclx
the balance for common stock for the 12 months
can
1949
records
every
1945
determine whether
to
per common
Published
dends
early
$391,000
would
be
increased
share.
<
indicate
since
that
1888,
dividends
except that $1.75 was paid
the
'
to
company
period
of
amounted
to
a
in each of
approximately
the
$1,200,000,
.
has paid
over
60
$1.50
years
common
divi¬
From
1883.
years.
per
annually
75 cents in
share
1918-1920,
(Volume, 170
1921,
result in a combined market value of $140.75 for the two
preferred shares ahd one share of common stock, he pointed out.
would
1922.,, In the.,second half of 19.46 the annual rate was
in
and $1
increased to $1.70 per
share and this rate has -been maintained to ithe
recent dividend consisted of a semi-annual
payment of $5 cents per share made on June 1, 1949. In view of con¬
struction needs, it is not expected that the dividend rate will be raised
in the immediate future.
j '
,j
/
Expenditures of the company and its operating subsidiary for prop¬
erty, additions in 1948 amounted to $1,346,000. These expenditures were
.chiefly for - extensions resulting from new building ; activities in the
territory.
As already stated, the company, also intends to spend con¬
siderable amounts for expansion during the next few years. The com¬
pany - has
borrowed
$400,000 from banks in connection
with thisprogram but it has not announced any plans for permanent financing.
H) LW. C. Langley.& Co. are of the opinion that the common stock at
its present.market value of about $36, yielding about 4.72%,
is of
time.
present
The
without par-value.
Approval by holders of
shares,
r«
Est., net
—V.
168,
1949
Sept. 30—
The
././;$1,81;</.V.
.$1.53
.
par,
*
$1.48
after
income
chgs._
Deprec., ..depletion
807,242
892,528
1,724,376
2,062,208
860,533
1,180,188
2,023,836
2,279,884,
interest—_____
674,694
532,276
;, 191,787
,900,263
taxes
Minority
_•—
inc.
on
>
•Net
$7,237,060
293,264
299,640
1,236,557
2,060,928
outstanding
1,030,464
1,030,464
1,030,464
2,060,928
1,030,464
Earns, per com. share
r-V. 170, p., 1495. '
$2.69
$2.38
$6.74
$6.02
shs.
paid—/
dividends
Com.
4,.'
'it
V'/V;,
*,
f
Gluett.&
•;<
-
.
&
"
.
and services, purchased
Federal
101.164,842
Co.), Allen
income tax__—
j
,
—J
4,963,314
P.
board
Oct.
on
income
(Dividends
on
Dividends
:
on
7,373,722
________
328,080
Assistant
Balance
v
tEarnings
share
per
Dividends
share
per
0Adjusted for
1949
and
stock
common
stock
common
purposes of
tNOTE—Consolidated
tBased
comparison.
2,633,420 shares in
1.35
1948.
t
,
24
A.
Treasurer,and Assistant Secretary.
company's
of
earnings
with
'
9 Months End.
'Cash
;
1949
Sept. 30-
income
Net
dividends"——
•:/
1949
^
-
36,643 •• -
assets
,
50;004
Dec. 31/48
$460,814
$464,769
$915,284
2,322,231
2,293,602
295,257
348,399
211,7.80
235,799
111,698
202,057
CONSOLIDATED
BALANCE
$1,392,635
$2,656,943
receivable
Inventories
{Plants
10,214
12,802
The
<
171,808
405,392
15,247,861
50.083
361,574
472,118
880,994
$1,380,770
601,163
$1.78
,.$2.99
$4.00
declared
26
5%
a
•
Total
r
Deposits
for
Preferred
U.
S.
dividends
and
Total
returnable
totaling approximately $15,000,000, he added.—V.
^
*'•
924,199
declared
foreign taxes
109.360
liabilities
current
1949—Month—1948
30—
Reserves
for
insurance
1,046.264
$
148,451,551
tax
2,393,084
2,778,459
21,023,695
188,060
19,415
1,152,122
for
pensions
8,942,510
expenses
accruals.
and
joint
rents
for contingencies
Miscellaneous reserves
5"»
preferred stock
Common stock, no par
Capital surplus
1,582.84C
4,402,582
2,527,049
16,782,533
21,464,883
139,123
195,056
1,286,168
1,208,696
deductions—_—
6,802
9,789
72,380
76,344
charges
875,632
853,958
7,884,087
7,757,331
income
1,162,546
1,858,358
10,112,234
Total
cost)
:
—
"After
of
reserves
for
Serves
iat
$944,803
depreciation
.__
$48,850,006 in
'.948.
amoitization
jf
176, p.
{After
in
•:
.
.stock
and
(
',
....
-/'■
'«
J
Net
sales
Net
income
Federal
..
of
50c
has
used
record
for
;
„
$
...
$
•
has
of
amount
consolidated mortgage
new
Stock
Offering—Further
loans,
the
Oct.
119,593,216
National
82,242,776
15,048,672
17,088,778
4,300,000
5,508,065
to
Bank
of
Bank
and
of
6,571,000
Oct.
20,
from
1,
share
per
its
to
future
for
reserve
price
Net
j.
shares
Earnings
per
10,020,5201 ,7.540,607
2,057,250
- 2,057,250
—
outstanding——.
4,500,000
6,017,773
share.
common
$4.41
capacity
2,057.247
$3.20
;
for
stockholders
Nov.
253,843
stock
will
22,
of
one
record
and
$2.46
stock,
par
ferred
stock, plus one
stock would
redeemable,
stock
the
in
basis
1948,
and
of
of $50
share of
rank
would
the
series
par
common
equally
not
be
dividends
together
value
total
stock
would
share
paid
annual,
be
with
as
of
annual
dividend
$6.37 V2
annually
cumulative
value
B4>/2%
stock.
The
two
new
dividends
and
assets,
to
convertible
$2
income
a
into
share
dividends
the series A preferred stock and $2.25 a
stock,
4 % %■
A
share
from
paid
of
on
the
on
series
the
$2.12 >/2
the series
three
common
share
B
preferred
'•
on
shares
new
share contrasted with dividends
the preference stock, stockholders
on
of
would
a
per
formed.
pre¬
stock.
common
-
of
of
$5
were
a
in¬
''
•-
.
Wertheim & Co., financial advisor to the company on the plan, has
given an opinion that the two new shares of preferred stock would
have a combined value of not less than $103 under
present market
conditions, P. A. Staples, President, said. Such estimated value of the
.
preferred shares,
the
last
coupled
transaction
with
on
the
the
iparket
New
York
price of
Stock
the
common
Exchange
on
stock
Oct.
1947
$7,498,387
<20/000
.$6,320/251
120,929
$8,487,387
$7,528,387
$6,441,18®
1,696,811
1,728/892
1,334,629
$5,709,495
$5,106,551
211,500
6,579,076
5,799,495
5,106,551
$3.43
.,$3.03
$2.^7
—
—
to
stock
com.
share of com. stock
,
■
—_
dividend
value
par
1949.
"Railway
Net
No
1949—Month—1948
$9,828,081
6,846,793
6,776.49®
accrualspayable—.
132,267
171,426
996,737
20,786
31,114
73,183
1,306,279
270,728
income.
$146,124
$199,903
$963,412
2,039
2,511
22,469
$1,474,585
16,913
$148,163
$202,414
$985,881
$1,491,49®
oper. exps.__
ry.
oper.
income
Total
Misc.
_
income
1,320
1,540
13,646
13,29®
46,780
46,006
426,291
416,673
$100,063
$154,867
$545,944
$1,060,835
71.06
66.11
77.10
68.95
$61,857
$54,678
$550,098
$479,961
deductions
Fixed
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$1,187,382
784,939
$8,880,126
734,706
$1,033,883
tax
rents
Net
charges
income
Operating
__
——
ratio
"Incl.
depreciation—_
170, p. 1295.
-V.
Bank,
National
Chicago,
Trust
sale
the
of
the balance for
and
the
common
Harris
Co.
of
Trust
new
stock are to
for financing
Such
Trust Co., First
and Savings Bank and City
Chicago,
amounted
to
$5,000,000
is
being offered
Transfer
agent,
as a
program
from
by
the
the
increase
of
the
its
designed
present
end
of
transmission
load.
The
carrying : out
a
major
of
and
program
its
approximately
all
company
104,791 acres, more or less, of oil and gas leases,
of Wyoming, and is presently engaged in the
leases for the future development
and pro¬
owns
completion
of
the
of
duction
25
as
stock
A
B
in
1953
new
or
station
on
the
Illinois
1954.
River
near
Hennepin
The
for
some
such
program
that year.
It is, of course, not possible at this time to state the exact
the additional financing will take, although the management, does
form
gas.
of
the
company
as
of
Oct.. 17,
the
subscriptions,
of
stock
the
(10c
common
of
None
par)
—
stock.——————
company's
warrants,
been,
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
500,000 shs.,
None
stock is subject to any options,
conversion privileges, nor has any
authorized
rights
earmarked
or
for
any
other
specific
use
or
uses.
"
during the period from Aug. 31,
1949
to
Dec.
31,
1953, assuming that the first unit in the new
Hennepin Station is completed by the end of 1953, are now estimated
at $68,000,000, of which it is expected that approximately $16,500,000
will be expended between Aug. 31.
1949 and Dec. 31, 1949, approxi¬
mately $19,000,000 in 1950, approximately $7,500,000 in 1951, approxi¬
mately $8,000,000 in 1952 and approximately $17,000,000 in 1953.
It is expected that cash resources from operations will, under present
trends of business, provide about $6,000,000 per annum of the required
funds, or a total of $26,000,000, leaving about $42,000,000 to be derived
from new financing.
.The sale of the common stock now being offered will reduce this
remaining balance to about $35,000,000.
If initial operation of the
proposed new Hennepin generating station can be deferred until the
end of 1954, about $5,000,000 of such balance wpuld be deferred until
expenditures
and
oil
follows:
Authorized
Class
proposed
these
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1949, is
Class
plant at Wood River, the first two units of which are scheduled
operation on Dec. 1, 1949, and the third unit on
1, 1950; the addition of the fourth and fifth units at the Havana
power station before Aug.
1, 1950, and the completion of one unit of
a
State
of
new
commercial
time
the
in
located
administration
517,000 kw.
includes
• y
Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago; regis¬
HISTORY—Company was organized in Illinois Oct. 7, 1948.
as
effective generating
160,000
kw.
to
during 1953 to 1954,
and distribution systems to meet the
increase
tc
level
1950,
is
speculation.
City National
LaSalle National Bank, Chicago.
trar,
The
PROGRAM—Company
Stock Offered—
—
&
Co., Inc., Chicago, on Oct. 19 offered 309,000
shares class A stock (par 10?) at $1 per share. The stock
construction.
Guaranty
Oil Co., Chicago
Illinois Wyoming
Leason
Dec.
pre¬
cumulative
1948
1,442^87
45,000
1947)__.
(requirement)
per
Railway
The
'
plus jone share
preferred
On
a
$50
.75
Illinois Terminal RR.—September Earnings—
for
of
on
,75
Co.—
$6,790,576
in
(int.
deductions
19,
power
Nov.
shares
share
to
growth
7, 1949, at a special meeting called
proposed plan to reclassify each of the
of nonredeemable convertible
preference
vote
outstanding
into
ferred
in
construction
445,000 kw.
To Reclassify Convertible Preference Stock—
The
be
'2,000,000
profit
Common
i
decline
_______
Railway oper. revs.—//,
1949.
CONSTRUCTION
*
inventory
Ohio
$39/692,194 $36,116,443 $31,734,729
27,413,807 -25,281^456
22,663,378
1 3,836/000
^3,336/600
2,751,10®
revenues_
.
Appropriation
The
common
1947 to Aug. 1, 1949,
payable on Nov. 1 to
short-term bank loans made
of
Chase
payable
55c
of
on
10, 1949.
proceeds
payment
National
>
quarterly dividends
paid
dividend
a
on
construction expenditures
14,320,520
charges
taxes
like
a
share during the period Aug.
per
declared
PURPOSE—The
be
I947
1948
101,992,424
after
income
aggregating
for
DIVIDENDS—Company
Subs.)—Earnings, Etc.—
1949
.75
,(75
& Co.
1598.
p.
-
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
,,75
,(75
re-
holders of
(&
170,
the company's bond exchange plan, under
$52,201,000 and due 1951 to 1955,
approved
issues,
details in connection with the offering of 239,601 common
shares (no par) at $31.50 per share follow:
and
1949
Co._____
&,Son—
Clegg & Co
Maynard Hi Murch
income
.Net
786.
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
bond
exchanged
Illinois Power Co.—Common
{Represented by 8,706 shaies preferred and 66,547
shares-common stock.—V.
fix
bonds.—V.
$84,039,023
I94C.
$52,272,553
&
B.. Hilliard
J.
Kirkpatr'ick-Pqttis Co
1.5
income
etc.,
Other
31,360,771
in 1949 and $346,597 in
and
Oct. 26
ICC
be
B/T.476.837
$90,327,097
_
The
would
1.5
requirement .shown above is that applicable to
of 4.70%
cumulative preferred stock issued on
consideration has been given to the former 5%
cumulative convertible preferred stock of the company, all of which
was converted into common stock
or redeemed on or prior to Sept. 17,
1948.; . Earnings per share of common stock are based on the 1,'916,805
sHares outstanding since Sept. 17, 1948.—V. 170, p. 1598.
14,839,904
4,402,582
34,835,948
Dr 1,476,837
_
stock
'_
Co.,
inc. taxes
received
'"Preferred
2,274,873
1,905,857
income
which
1.5
X5
t
23,894,634'
Bond Exchange Approved—
16,945,850
———
Earned surplus
{Treasury
16.945,850
value (iss. 2,711,336 shs.)
Fed.
$10,000,000
'
Net
9,619,400
Collins
Calif-
EARNINGS FOR 12 MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30
operating
"Earns,
197,077,403
149,443,013
Fixed
255,799
9.618,400
—
187,409,901
(Cr)__—
1,382.840
202,657
value $100)—
(par
1.5
—
^William ,R. .Staats Co
Hurd,
Net
.
Net ry. oper., income-
8,003.185
3.25
Co. ,of
Julien
Gross
facilDr)—
(net
772,679
Reserves
Reserve
,
J.
for
Int.,
1949—9 Mos.—1948
16,662,661
$12,572,754
$14,225,883
-Pacific
1.5
April
Misc.
6,997,630
•
Co._
4.5
2.25
&
Co
Milwaukee
j
Period End. Sept. 30—
109,360
G,820,045
income
on
«1.5
Illinois
Newhard, Cook & Co.—_
expenses_y__-—
in
163, p. 2854.
oper.
Other
^1.5
The
revenues
Divs.
RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
1.085,565
.
1.5
Farwell, Chapman- & Co.—
7.0
Inc.
Prov.
i'..'!r'-0'/'-..'.I.
Central
$
.
containers
—;—_____
(The
3.25
.Baird
1.5
Co.
7.0
2.25
W.
&
7.0
Co.
applic.
22,117,496
16,792,573
1,006,050
and 'the
Blair & Co._—_
Byllesby
1949
The company and its subsidiaries have a backlog
21,149,662
$3,374,149
M.
(Inc.)
/ 7.0
Inc.
Marks &
M.
div.
ity
'
William
>H.
■/
Walker & Co.—
'Bal.
Period End. Sept.
.
3,289,846
Co.
&
C.
A.
"■Pfd.
Equip,
$3,082,433
payable
dividend,
stock
$
$90,327,097 $84,039,023
__i.
Becker
,G.
>
18.5
Operating
Dec.
Ry. oper. revenues_i____
LIABILITIES—
Accounts payable
Accrued accounts
other cities, with
underwriters
1883.
169, p.
Ry.
;
& Beane..
■y:
15, 1949, to stockholders of record Nov, 22, 1949.
was
made on Aug. 15, last.
The previous pay¬
an'initiai cash dividend of 5 cents per share, on- Aug.' 15. 1945.
Illinois
160,908
____
charges
•
Robert
$1,847,435
and Mexico.—V.
and eight
^
several
•Percentage
.18.5%
1,087,915
$820,357
270,488
181,872
(
approximately as follows:
water and ice, 1%.
the
of
names
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
enjoying the highest volume of sales and net earnings in any year
of orders
50,083
_
assets
Deferred
UNDERWRITERS—The
Lloyd H. Coffin, Chairman of the Board, stated that the company is
35,943,676
traps-
distribution
of its 29-year, history.
20.299.249
37,708,873
purchase,
were
w.ith populations in, excess of 25,000
populations between 12,000 and 25,000.
<
294,515
102,617
177,775
Canada
Oct.
on
on
production,
$3,229,865
$353,794
taxes
_________
stock
similar
now
6.406,370
.
and
property (net)
;___
investment in foreign subs, not consolidated
postwar refund of U. S. taxes
Other
$2,667,157
$1,395,093
$703,377
directors
common
7,016,800
9.607,299
/_
service,
of
steam heating,
;
Baconi Whipple & Co._
Ilyiron: JRadio & Electronics Corp,-—5 %. Stogk D.
A
13,087,600
<
(net)—
___:
<
$3,217,063
2,458
income
the
cities
Net
ment was
]J. S. Treasury savings notes
classes
18%
gas,
Laurence
$701,728
"In United States,
Sept. S0,'4& Dec. 31,'48
$14,141,935 $11,290,286
Cash
;
6,612,800
;/• 1,649
52.768
SHEET
ASSETS—
by
company,
4,350,055
income
income
in
territory served with electric,; energy nwd gas comprises sub¬
stantial areas in" northern, central and southern Illinois, including six
Allyn and Co., Inc._
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
$0.77
44.190
-
Sept. 30,'49 Dec. 31/48
^
Earned surplus
the
of
Operating
144,272,
______________
#Accounts
/
1
profit—
depreciation
for
Net
in net
parent
//
,4,629,063
-7,432,773
./
1,539,245
$7C4,318
assets
Equity of
.
109.731
Sept. 30,'49
Total
and
■'Prov.
$69,724
"
primarily
engaged
Kidder, Peabody & Co.——
Wertheim,-& Co.__
i.
1948
$104,151
"*•
:>
■.
Total income
—Net Consolidated—
—
$83,773
is
Electric, 8-1%
A.
/ ^
'
1,400,641
Operating
Int.
1948
$56,589
Company
distribution and sale of electric energy and in the purchase,
distribution and sale of natural gas in the State of Illinois. /For the 12
months ended Aug. 31, 1949, the. percentages of total operating revenues
•
follow:
Consolidated
—
-
•
Blyth & Co., Inc..—
Glore, Forgan & Co
$14,718,779 $14,179,918
$5,225,482
con-
costs
Miscellaneous
fig¬
Relevant
carried in miscellaneous reserves.
foreign subsidiaries
to
public utility business in the territory served for,many years. ;At
and in subsequent years it acquired substantial invest¬
in
securities of public utility companies operating
in Jowa,
Kansas an&Missouri, all;of which, were disposed.of. prior to 1944, and
of railroad and warehouse
.companies operating-in Illinois and
Louis, Mo.
The fqnner railroad, subsidiary, Illinois Terminal RR., was
disposed of in 1945, aftd the warehouse company, Central Terminal Co.,
was disposed, of in, J947. • In
1946, the company sold its only remaining
street railway and bus
properties, its electric and gas properties in
Cairo and its electric and water supply properties in Mound CityIn
1947-and* 1948, <the company sold all of its ice properties except
those at DuQuoin and Chester.
It owns all of the outstanding capital
stock of
Kewanee
Public Service Co., which became a subsidiary in
February, 1048.
:
G. H.
earned
are
respect
•
■
etc.
Operating
surplus includes no undistributed earn¬
ings of foreign subsidiaries, all of which are wholly owned.
In the case
foreign subsidiaries whose accounts are consolidated, such undis¬
tributed
the
ments
Percentage
1949—9 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
vert'g, refin'g,.freights,
,
200,000 shs.
2,156,406 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
organization
,
subsidiaries)
in
interest
$4,424,600
Marketing, smelting,
1,000/000 shs.
*
par)—
Merrill
,
metals
of
ures
.7
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(Including
,
9,000,000
respective percentages of .the share of common stock offered which are
not subsqribed for. by the holders of warrants which
they have sever¬
ally agreed.to purchase are as follows:
•
,
,
(no
1,233,000
9,000,000
The
sold
1.05
-
$1,233,000
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
2,644,789 shares in
on
..
stock
,
5sJ
&, Electric
HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Illinois
May 25, 1923, under the name of Illinois power & Light Corp., by the
consolidation of 18 corporations, several pf which had been engaged .in
ner
.
5,235.814
;
d $3.04
;
Gas
The First Boston Corp.___
328,080
3,475,177
.
County
$45,000,000
15,000,000
15,000,000
—
mission,
and
;,.In accordance with the action of directors, the executive committee
of:
Conrad N. Hilton, Joseph P. Binns, Colonel Henry Crown,
Robert W. Dowling and Frank A. Ready.—V. 170, p. 1495.
2,765,091
$2,66
surplus
Corp.)
consists
Gross-value
-
l978_i+.----1_-.
Clair
<
•Outstanding
1976—.
due
series due
'
(of Hallgarten & Co.),
Ready, T. Rieber
Stone & Co.), Frank A.
8,328,985
3,5.70,465
preferred stock
stock
common
Clement
(of. Burton.
Dana
1,279,267
1,242,458
—
D.
Joseph
Manager; Frank
Executive Committee;
5,089,182
,
The
Howe Sound Co.
Net
Maurice Newton
Kirby,
(of Hayden,
Barber; Asphalt
eral
28,527,695
28,429,051
4,564,088
> 4,584,408 ;
z
RR.)<-,.'William
Arthur
•
Hilton, President;
53,395,625
47,086,491
Wage and salary costs
-Depreciation
Martin W.
are
elected the following- officers: - Conrad- N.•
P. Binns, Executive Vice-President and Gen¬
Ready,.Vice-President, and .Chairman of the
Robert P. Williford, Vice-President;. J. B. Herndon,-Jr., Treasurer; William J. Friedman, Secretary; Ford-M. Thudson,
20.272
93,670,444
Other taxes
Trust
•■
101,164,570
294,237
__
Pennsylvania
board
Weeks and Harry Yates).
•
93,385,207
____,
—
Total
The
Waldorf
the
on
,
,/ / *1943
$' /■■'./:/ $
1949
"
*
Materials
:
^%V'
Juan T. Trippe (President
of Pan American Airways, Inc.).
•/
/
The new directors succeeded retiring directors Duncan G. Harris,'
James W. Maitland, John E. Meyer, Alfred Peck, Albert Thiele, John L.
-Quarterly Report—
,Gross sales and operating, revenues—
(net)
of
,
Dana),
Clarkson Potter
,
,/Nine Months-Ended Sept. 30—
income
directors
(President, of
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.-
Other
•.;/
■..
Director—<:
a
V. Davis
(Chairman .of Aluminum. Co. of
America), .Frank-K. .Houston. (Honprary Charinan of Chemical Bank
;
-'X
,
-.
due
series
1979—,
5
FINANCING
"Additional' bonds of .the .series shown, above, or of other series, may
be issued under the mortgage upon compliance with the terms thereof.
,
$6,502,418
99,880
Com.
"
■
PRESENT
will .be
■
r
N.
other
(Chairman
$2,552,749
97,755
1,236,557
paid
series
3Va%
Common
,
$2,871,015
profit
dividends
;
>
stock
' "Unlimited,
Sinking fund debs., 2%% due 1966
Serial,pfd. stock ($5Q par)_;_
4.70% cum. pfd. stock
—
Material
of
The
.'
Pfd.
1800.
p.
TO
(non-callable)
,
and
(est.)
amortization
'Fed.
168,
mortgage bonds_______„_
27/s %
New
fund.—V.
EFFECT
27/s%
»
.
the corporation's board are the following new direc¬
Hilton, Joseph P. Binns, Colonel Henry Crown (Chair-/
••< Service
Corporation,
Chicago), Howard Cullman
(Chairman of The Port of New York,Authority, New York), Robert W.
Dowling (President of City Investing Co., New York)
Robert V. Flem¬
ing (president of Riggs National Bank,'Washington, D. -C.1,-Daniel
E. Taylor ^(President of West- Inda Fruit & Steamship Co., West- Pahn
Beach), Robert P. Williford (Executive Vice-President of Hilton Hotels
Corp.)
and Charles Deere Wiman .(President
of. Deere, &; Co., Moline, 111.')'/
...v.
- ' -
/, 1949—9 Mos.—1948 "*
.$5,162,541 $12,191,459 $11,759,173
14,400
4,800 C
14,400
$5,218,284
4,800
debt-
long-term
on
Place,
Conrad
man
1949—3 Mos.—1948
30—
Period End. Sept.
Int.
%
Also elected to
(M./A.) Hanna Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings— y//y
Net
•
Herbert Hoover has been elected a.drector.
1693.
p.
/• >.
:
,
Hotel Waldorf-"Astoria Corp.—Hoover
t
tors:
i;
.
Bank of the City of New York, trustee, 43 Ex¬
York, N. Y., will until the close of business on
14, 1&49, receive tenders for the sale to it, at prices not exceeding
of an amount of first mortgage 4 % sinking fund bonds due
J, 1&50; sufficient to exhaust the sum of $174,977 now held in the
Nov.
sinking
;
1598.
p.
GIVING
Authorized
First
•
National
Chase
change
1947;
>
170,
contemplate -that, any. .additional common
' •
•
<
CAPITALISATION,
•
two-thirds of ,the outstanding preference,
majority of the common shares is required for adoption
a
plan.—V.
presently
St..
Gain-
1-948
and
the
Oct
!
profit, after tax. (per share)
6 MOnths Ended
not
'Hotel St. George Corp.—Invites Tenders of Bonds—
:
164, p. 2926.
Hammond Instrument Co.—Earnings Show
.
i
stock
of
-
-
(1699)
sold during the period/
Upon consummation of the plan capitalization of the company would
consist of <253,843 shares of series A preferred stock; 253,843 shares of
series B preferred stock, each $50 par value;
and 2,311,093 common
,
*
new
1
most
investment value.J—V.
FINANCIAL-CHRONICLE
THE--, COMMERCIAL .&
-Number ,4851
will
be
tion
to
rentals
—V.
/
the company from the class A stock
added to its working capital and will be available fcr applica¬
any
proper
corporate purpose, including payment of lease
and to drilling and other development and operational costs.
net
170,
proceeds
derived
by
p.*787.
./.'•:;//';
■
•-
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Calls $40,000,000
of
Bonds for Redemption—
The
company
will
Nov. 25, 1949, all of its $32,000,000
series, due 19.70, and all of its
mortgage bonds, 3 Vc% series, due 1973.
redeem on
outstanding first mortgage bonds, 3y4%
$8,000,000 outstanding first
will be made at American National Bank & Trust
at the full redemption price of the principal
in the case of the 3V4%' bonds, a premium,
the case of the 3y8% bonds, a premium, of 3%.
Immediate payment
of
Co.
and
of
Chicago,
3.55%,
—V.
trustee,
accrued interest plus,
170,
and in
p.
1598.
S
THE
(1700)
succeeding
:tary,
World Trade Corp.-
■
yjy
Ltd. (& Sub.)—Earnings-
Jamaica Public Service
bonds are to be surrendered by her forthwith to
bankruptcy, and her claim on bonds will be reduced,to
Mrs. de Dombrowski is the niece of the late
Nelson Robinson of New York. City who, together with the late Thomas
E. Mitten of Philadelphia, dominated and controlled this traction comr
pany in Buffalo for many years.
: 1
;
the said
with
$210,800
IBM
who is • President of
'■;Ar
Chauncey,
K.
Harrison
Monday, October 31,. 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
trustees in
the
1947, has been elected Secre-
Fick, Assistant Secretary since
H.
lowed, and
Corp.—New Secretary
international Business Machines
Fred
COMMERCIAL
1949—12 Mos,—1948
1949—Month—1948
Period End. July 31—'
Operating revenues
Oper.A rev. deductions.:..
A-
interest.
$180,811
$177,393
$2,113,764
$2,199,797
116,308
135,548
1,372,228
1,634,377
Retirement res. accrls.—
14,167
12,500
161,667
141,667
oper. incomeincome (net)____
$50,336
$29,348 'A. $579,869
$423,753
.
5% Stock Dividend—
directors on
The
cash dividend
declared the usual quarterly
25
Oct.
Pursuant
share, payable Dec.
1®, next, to stockholders of record
22, 1949; and, in addition a E% stock dividend to be delivered
Jan. 25, 1850, or as soon thciealter as practicable, to stockholders
of
$1
on
AAA.'^aAA
On Jan. 28,
1949, the company also paid a
the common stock.—V. 170, p. 1295.
of
record Jan.
5,
1950.
,A'!
'
■
addit.on
the
Net
1948
$8,303,10?
786,091
789,780
789,780
Number common shares-
•Earnings
share_
per
preferred dividend requirements.
•After
Outlook
Good—
Bids
37,524
Oct.
on
(7th
(EST)
received
be
floor
Nov.
on
by
the
.
942,690
675,519
■k
1,414,994
conference
—V.
Broad
11
room),
ahd
program
the
reimburse
to
Johns-Manville Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Nickel
-
Net
:
new
Other
on
Earns,
shock
'
resistance.
'
,
•
Bonds
These facts were presented Oct. 27 by. Don Reese, well known foundry
-expert and engineer, before the
annual meeting of the Gray Iron
^Founders' Society, held in Chicago, 111., in announcing that the United
States Patent Office has recognized the meritorious nature of these
inventions
by granting Patent Nos. 2,485,760 and 2,485,761 to the
International Nickel Co.
''The
"years
U.
Mr.
experiment
•laboratories
of
testing
the
of
bonds
new
additional
'
and
in
to
tofore
Oct. 1, 1979; principal and Interest.
agencies of the company in Chicago,
or
A
in
distribution
and
the
reimburse
expended
principally
facilities
company's
for such
and
in
treasury
part
than
under
companies in many industries are now licensed
40
cast iron development.
As much as
700,000 pounds of the material have been made in one day by the
^licensees and as much as 200,000 pounds have been cast in one day
' v
purposes.:
single licensed foundry.
Large castings requiring the pouring
of 50,000 pounds of magnesium-treated molten metal for each casting
•have been produced utilizing the technique of this new development.
Thousands of different component parts and as many as 12,000 of a
Common shares
EFFECT
GIVING
.-
similar
Mr.
in
all
added
important
that
countries
of
inventions will be adopted on
accordance
a
being protected
are
Paper
Plans
Co.
to
capitalize
for
stockholders'
All
common
stock
common
Light
Split Common
consideration
stockholders
of
at
a
spec
record
close
the
at
business
of
the holders
be entitled to vote. Appro.al by
all outstanding common skock is required.
Nov,
66%%
of
7,
■
The
by
has
John
be^
H.
to
Board
the
President.
Hinman,
of
Mr.
McRae
Ala.
arid a direc'or of the Merchants Bank in Mobile,
'The Boaid of Directors had previously voted to
is
the
selling
and
company
was
also
and
Rapids
A As
of
urban
an
adjoining
and
of
sale
in Rock
its
Iowa,
.
and
transportation
bus
municipalities.
its
from
12%
its
PROPOSED
LIQUIDATION
date
all
of
the
for
approximately 37%
business; and
transportation
approval of
of
May
24,
plan
OF
UNITED
LIGHT
1949,
United
Light
common
company's
shares,
filed
AND
cal's
bonds
for
to
payment of
$8,000,000
cash
and
Corp.
of
$1,000,000
Securities
Power
International
of
Power
The
made
ment
of
$18,000 000
SEC
$2,006,000
bonds of
•
payable
mon
cash
the Italian
f Preferred
stockholders
the
after
International
to
would
bondholders
stock, Mr. Milton said,
.'International
;,£Jocieta
"World
Edison
Power
War II.—V.
170,
receive
have
of
forced
interest
into
paid
bondholders
bonds
off.
and
of
the
>
on
the
.in
bonds
be
com¬
' ' A
the
are
•Louis G.
Bernstein
of
new
follows:-
as
Buffalo, N. Y.—Suit Settled—
John
order
Under
terest
& Miller
on
on
instituted
the
by
settlement,
$2,000,000
thereon
the
York City,
Cnunsri for
to
Mrs.
;
that Judge
July 28.
G.
1947
bonds
aggregating
170, p.
with
$38<A300
$2,384,300
unnaid
will be
total
by
issued
The
•
Sales
Corp.,
used
be
will
loan
level. the
wholesale
the
--
•
1
-
,
^
f
1
Authorized—
•
a
subsidiary of Kaiser-Frazer Corp.
credit to assist in iinancing
of automobiles manufactured fey
revolving
a
corporat on. ta dealers and distributors to the extent that
purposes is not available through normal channels. No
parent
such
for
the proceeds of
of
as
distribution
the loan may be used in connection
with the
of funds disbursed under the
months and the loan is to be
secured by new Kaiser-Frazer automobiles; endorsement of the dealers;
and, the guaranty of Kaiser-Frazer Coip. ,
In commenting on the $34,400,000 loan recently authorized to KaiserFrazer Corp., which will mature in 10 years, Mr. Hise said that the
collateral
to
that loan will consist
of a first lien on all of the
of Kaiser-Frazer Corp., and its subsidiaries, including:
machinery and equipment known as the Wiiiow
assets
buildings,
land,
plant. These properties were recently appraised by Coverdale &
Colpitts, consulting engineers, 120 Wall St., N. Y. City, at a recovery
value as a going concern of more than $58,000,000. Tne loan will be
further
secured
by a pledge of all of the capital stock of KaiserFrazer Parts Corp.; Kaiser-Fxazer Sales
Corp.; Kaiser-Frazer ExportRun
for
Corp.
engineering,
ducton
v
Canada, Ltd., all wholly owned subsidiaries of
Of the loan proceeds $22,400,000 will be
used
designing and retooling in connection with the procar
models and the balance cf approximately $12,-
Kaiser-Frazer
Corp.;
Kaiser-Frazer
The
of
new
working capital.
loan is to be additionally
for
js
secured by a
$34,400,000
$15,000,000
and such
Kaiser Co. and Kaiser Engineers, Inc.
guaranty of Henry J.
RFC with a market
is to be applicable
$10,000,000 loan authorized to Kaiser-Frazer Sales Corp.
guaranty will be secured by collateral acceptable to
value of not less than $10,060,000. This guaranty
also
to
Eoth
the
the
of
loans
bear
interest
rate of 4%
the
at
per
annum.
Kaiser, the members of his family and companies in which
interested own less than 10% of the stock of Kaiser-Frazes
Corp., which is broadly distributed, being held by approximately 40,000
stockholders. The widespread public interest in the operations of this
business
is
evidenced by the fact that Kaiser-Frazer Corp. directly
Henry
are
approximately
additional
distributors
—V.
170,
of
p.
10,000
and
persons
estimated that an
1.000 small
dealers and
is
it
are
employed by more than
supply parts and materials and by
Kaiser-Frazer automobiles and automobile
47,000
manufacturers
persons
which
1599. A 'A
"A;
.'"/"-J
accessories.
:-!A
Kansas City Power &
Light Co.—To Sell $30,500,000 Irk
Securities—
The company
In
then
the
and
United
to
the
$665,969
of
common
sion
unrestricted
earned
the
AA
the purchasers and the principalbonds agreed to be purchased by them, respectively,
- %
'-A'
' A AA>
'•
'—AA ■}- A-;"
>"A>'--' A >;*
Ripley
St
Co.,
Inc.^
program,
which is expected to be completed in 1952. Mr. Olson
underway to sell $5,000,000 of common stock this year.
probably would not be issued until 1951, he said.
said
plans are
The
other $5,500,000
J—V.
170, p.
1599.
,
and
•
'
-
•
*
•
,
authorized the company to assume obligation and
$1,200,000 series J 2'/s% equipment
the Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
City, Mo., as trustee, and sold at 100.105 and accrued dividends in
connection with the procurement of certain new equipment.—V. 170r
The ICC, on Oct. 20
liability in respect of not exceeding
trust
certificates, to be issued by
p.
1599.
Kansas Gas & Electric
.
Period Ended Aug. 31—.
,
Co.—Earnings—
1949—12 Mos.—1040
1949—Month-r-1948
.
$1,132,586
$1,040,403 $13,055,985. $12,430,486.
and taxes__ ."A- 843,010 A
822,076
9,889,205 A 9,400,427
Operating
revenues
Oper.
exps.
Net
oper.
A_
;
and
other
.: (net)
$218,327
V, 78
' $3,166,780
A A - 2,394
$3,030,050
25
$289,601
$218,405
$3,169,174
$3,036,383-
A
income——
Gross
Int.
$289,576
revenues___
Other income (net)—___
'
6,324
A'iA
deducts.
68,600 :
'./A 46,937
-i--
Weld & Co
income-—
Net
3,333,000
Pfd.
3.333,000
sell
on
Oct.
of
$7,500,000
the
applied
21
of
»
fust
to
the
-V.
Financing—
mortgage
.
.
SEC
lor
bonds,
authorization
due
Dec.;
1,
to
1979,
stock
div.
$242,664
—
711,816
1,128,975
$2,457,358
$149,805
$1,907,403
520,784
520,784
$1,936,574
$1,386,624
requirements for the period——
financ'ng
.«•*
*•
4
wo"ld
;
A
-
.
a
j
i. .•-
A
%
f..j.
170, p.
Com.
-—.
885.
Period End.
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
profit' after
and
;
—
Kawneer
Net
,
..
be applfed to the company's con¬
struction program, to reimburse it, in part, for construction expendilures heretofore made, and to pay $1,500,000 of bank loans.—V. 170,
-
.
1599.
competitive bidding..
p.- 595.
,v
.
Southern: Ry.—Equipment Trust Ctfs.-~
Kansas City
$3,334,000
_____
A_L
Corp.A
stock and
has dis¬
a
surplus
A
par).
(no
at
out¬
that 221,003 additional
Light and Railways to
shares
plans to sell $10,500,000 of additional common
funded securities, Robert A. Olson, Secretary,
meeting of supervisory employees.
Proceeds would be used to aid the company in its $55,000,000 expan-.
com¬
that
or-W
as
of
$20,000,000
closed
capital account of the company to $19,040,030
1,904,003
Securities
company
Proceeds
in- 1
disai-
The
issue
at
against the Robinson interests.
Louise Robinson
de
Dombrowski's
mortgage
,
to
.
Committee
of .first
Railways,
Iowa Power & Light Co.—Proposed
New
Oct. 20 announced
a
;
Hise, Chairman, Reconstruction Finance Corporation on Oct.
that the directors had approved a loan of $10,000,300
Kaiser-Frazer
-Balance-
Knight of the Federal Court in Buifalo, N. Y., has just signed an
authorizing and directing settlement of the subordination pro¬
ceedings
claim
of Scribner
Protective Committee
the
Harriman
$2,000,000 Bonds to Be Canceled—
the Bondholders'
be
and
($1,187,477),
Union
Co.,
all
paid-in
to raise
White,
Ry.
completed
is
1950
distributed
.
amounts
of
-V.
fInternational
and
be
UNDERWRITERS—The. names, of
when
because
of
middle
will
outstanding;
now
will
par)
represented
agency,
1940
Light
Railways
and
the
company
United
of
Light
about
surplus of the company ($356,534), all of its
restricted under covenants contained in the first supple¬
indenture and to be contained in the second supplemental in¬
denture
787.
p.
(no
mental
new
to receive anything.
United
plan,
shares of
earned surplus
to
of
of
the
shares
common
needed
Holders
reorganization
payments
the
capitalize
their holdings.
junior
been
not likely
are
was
defaulted
Power
for the rest of
agency
Hearings on the
representing
'
Charles Milton, counsel for John J. Murphy, trustee for International
said a plan to reorganize the corporation would be predicated
on
the proposal.
Mr. Milton said the p'an contemplates distribution of
of
(par $100) into 2,750,000 common shares (no par,) the 168,300
now
outstanding to be changed into 1,683,000 shares (no par),
$16,830,0C0 of capital, which is the aggregate par value
shares
shares
Power,
-about
-
anhoun^ed
to
.
A;.^ aA
Power.
by
common
shareholders
shares
International
owner
"application
an
common shares
of the company may be conveniently distributable the
plan provides that the company will ;amend its article of incorporation
so as to change its authorized
shares, now consisting of 500,000 common
Jersey City.
held by
bonds
proposal would be elective next July 1 if accepted.
It was
'by the Italian Public Utility Credit Institute, an Italian govern¬
agency, on behalf of Societa Edison of Milan, original borrower
the money from
-
proposal to split the author^
*
;
.
24
providing for the liquidation of United Light and
liquidation
standing
Italy would be cancelled.
;
the
contemplated
?
mon
the
International
about
Split StpclcTr
a
164, p. 3145.
RAILWAYS—
Railways,
and
with
application have been concluded, but the Commission has not yet issued
any findings, opinion or order.
•
If
^rono al b" the Italian government to
set'le a .$26,642,000
the corporation was filed in Federal Court Oct. 24.
addition,
con¬
although
year approximately
73% of the company's gro-s
account represented electric property, 23% represented gas
and 4%
represented transportation property.
Under
International Power Securities $26,000,000—
plan
new
In
nil
Kaiser-Frazer Corp.—New RFC Loan
employs
business,
electric
from
•
>
such
of
,
formal
The
In
'
system
Company
properties,
51%
business and
gas
end
.
a
V.
they
transportation
-
-
President
International Power Securities Corp.—Italy Files Plan
A
several
,
Railways Co. and Continental Gas & Electric Corp."
•to Pay
in
income statement of the company for the year
of
the gross
operating
revenues
of the
the
derived
were
its
the
property,
increase the number
constituting the Board from 17 to 18, thus creating the vacancy filled A
(by the election of Mr. McRae.—V. 170, p. 1598.
idebt owed
in
in the business of generating,
electric energy and distributing
Ottumwa,
A. A ;
•
■
operates
ultimate
approximately
property
it
Cedar
Quad-Cities
the
the basis
On
1348,
at
Directors,
1940
in
negotiations for ft sale are-now pending.
no
from
added
in
company
templates
Mobile Banker Added to Board of Directors—
e
distributing
municipalities.
serving
liability in Canada."
McH'
principally
engaged
selling natural gas.
Electric energy is distributed
and
East
Moline,
111., and Davenport,- Iowa
smaller
"The company has been advised by counsel that the proposed stock
split-up would not give rise to any ga!n or loss to stockholders for
^Federal income t?x purposes in the United States or any Dominion
F.
organized
was
170, p. 691.
4our-for-one basis, by changing each oi the
150,000 shares-of $5--par value into four new shares of $1.25 each.
This would increase-the-outstanding capitalization to 600,000 shares.—
000,000
>
John
oi
BUSINESS-Company
is
company
communities,
spMt-up wo»ld not become effective until after the
announced
prior
Island,
(known as the
Quad-Cities), in Fort Dddge and Iowa City, Iowa, and in portions of
surrounding territories.
Natural -gas is distributed in the foregoing
dividend for
the December quarter has been declared on the present stock.
The
first dividend on the fplit-up stock would be payable in March, 1950.
The rate would be determined by the directors at their meeting next
.^February.
>
;
•
holders
Moline
.
tax
surplus
to
AND
transmitting,
Kinman, President,, said: "At their meeting, Oct. 25, the
directors approved a proposal under which each share of common stock,
now of $15 par value, would be
divided into two shaves of $7.50 par
value each.
'
1
'Income
its
Railways Co.
and
The
of
H.
"The
reclassify its common shares and
to distribution of the com¬
the common stock of United
will
company
of
1941, the properties of 10 companies
engaged in
one
or
more
of the company's present business
activities.
Company has no subsidiaries.
and
John
the
-$3.67
6,894,390
freight allowed, cash discounts, etc.
as
&r Supply Co.---Tp
capltaL stock ori>
the
shares
deductions, such
of-Canadian dollars—V.
physical
-
plan for liquidation of United Light & Railways
each
'
•
168,300 shs.
Illinois and acquired on Dec. 31,
two-for-one will be submitted
al meeting on Dec. 16. 1949.
will
.1949,
•
mortgage.
portion
a
common
HISTORY
proposal to split the
the
contemplates that
Stock—
A
with
NOTE—The proposed
pany's
•International
j $22,000,000
( 10,000,000
at any time be out¬
standing is unlimited except that additional bonds are issuable only in
patentwise
the world, as it is expected that the
world-wide scale.—V. 170, p. 1396.
inventions
the
•
500,000 shs,
.
7,600,80O
-
financing; of retail sales. Repayment
authorization is required in eighteen
Outstanding
i
(par $100)
5,561,433
taxes—
The stockholders' will vota Nor. 15
part
•The amount of bonds of all series which may
iron."
part have been made of the patented ductile cast
Reese
Authorized
mortgage bonds—
2%% series due 1977____i
2%% series due 1979—
a
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
First
patents to produce this new
-fey
i
ized,
credit
"More
•the
"
at
here¬
funds
for
sion.
CAPITALIZATION
3,099,918
After all
Harley
and acquisition
of electric production,gas distribution facilities,
the construction
part
consisting
2,251,339
193,210
3,051,208
t
.
Cana¬
.;
'A-
-A A..
$3.52
income
valuation
intends ta apply- the proceeds from the sale
finance
to
property,
transmission
stated,
Reese
and
the offices
at
York City.
6,750,839
$1.78
and
S.
| Joslyh
.
dated Oct. 1, 1949; due
are
payable
New
or
PURPOSE—Company
of
"were developed after many
the Bayonne <N. J.) research
International Nickel's Development and Research Divi¬
inventions,"
of
(A&O)
111.,
4,155,820
$1.58
com.
193,100
3,489,088
include $500;000 provided for contingencies
in the lirst quarter.'- This provision was later cancelled when the lastin first-out method^ of ^valuing inventorieswas- adopted,
.A,/
Third quarter 1949 earnings -were reduced by $288,000 due to de¬
Corp.,
Co. (Inc.;,
100.65; The
100.631;. Smith,..
First Boston Corp., 100.65; Halsey, Stuart & Cp; Inc.,
Barney St Co., 100.44;;•;.***
;
;
i
.
3,438,826
share—
64,363
bid of 100;776i
.**' Equitable ' Securities
were:
surplus—T—
per
10,845,213
NOTES—Othec Costs; 1948,-
•
award of
won
25' at competitive sale- on a
received-"for "2%s
bids
100.668;
1,164,238
stock
cum.
Balance,
expenditures
'
Glore, Forgan-<!tf ,-Co.f 100.673; Harris,. HallLehman Brothers, 100,667;; Blyth & Co., Ine./
100.705;
of
type
stock—.
8,914,425
.
10,433,027
.
The firms
101.02% and accrued iriterest.
malleable iron at Newark, N.. J.
.The novel product;
popularly, known
as
ductile cast iron, ' has several... times' greater
strength than ordinary cast iron with greatly increased ductility and*
! ican
4,667,427
5,237,305
64,380
1,017,105
pid.
on
invs.
<
the bonds Oct.
3,080,145
:
50,625,421
48,376,582
3,577,993
17,874,476 52,857,527
16,798,843 44,482,079
1,132,651;-!- 3,855,040
3,837,445
7,685,881
18,366,357
15,675,102
1,343,564
earnings-^
Divs.
Ripley & Co.,Inc,, Union Securities Corp. and
White, Weld Sc to; Offered publicly Oct. 27 $10,000,000
first mortgage.bdnds, 2% % series due Oct. I, 1979 at
now
^
depletion..—
tTaxes
$
<y»
•
- -
and expenses
Deprec. and
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric -Co.—Bonds Of fered-^Harr
cast
other costs
matls.,
44,880,720 119,313,554 122,339,639
43,132,595
——
Wages and salaries pd
riman
has available to it a new cafit iron which, unlike
iron, is not brittle but can be bent or twisted.
This
material can be made readily and economically and*
can
be used
in a myriad
of applications, thus affording countless
i
economies throughout the industrial world.
It is probably the most'
-outstanding .metallurgical development in the foundry, industry since.
;iaround 1820 .when Seth Boyden first made," from cast iron, the AmerIndustry
ordinary
^astounding
1949—9 Mos.—1948
•
„
TIncl.
Canada, Ltd. —Granted
Co. of
1949—3 Mos.—1948
•
•Income
dian
International
1296.
p.
the company's
for
treasury
already made lor this purpose.—V. 170, p. 1496.
Patents on New Cast Iron that Bends—
—
—
J
„
^
Proceeds from the sale of these shares will be used for
construction
1083.
sales
170,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Oct.
on
$157,336
$1.17
'
1949—4 Wks.—1948
1949—40 Wks.—1948
$12,987,172 $12,134,158 $126,802,888 S114,738^66
Period End. Oct. 8—
Retail
as a whole,
($3.50 par).
National Bank, New
St., up to 11:30 a.m.
1949.
1,
company
$310,660
$2.30
.A
Sales 7 % Higher—
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.~~Current
1,129,439
company
21 received SEC authorization to issue and
sell 300,000 additional shares of Us common stock ($3.50 par), subject
to the results of competitive bidding.♦ A - \
*
The
119,251
$305,010
147,674
„
at. Chase
company
requirements^.
uivmeud
applicable to com. stock and surplus
Earnings- per comxnon share (135,000 shares)—
-r-v. 170, p. 885.
,
: ,
.
loss
wixi
131,080
$466,878
—156,218
$20,237
$38,683
Bal.
1949—9 Mos.—1948
the
that
announced
27
10,304
$424,261
$597,958
11,831
-
__—*
508
-
18,089
$30,541
$50,514
—
deductions
income
Net
$9,530,893 $10,114,948
1,375,993
1,973,438
11,280
9,073
directors
York
outlook for
the tra-e name of Ac-cent.-r-V. 170, p.
under
>.
The company is inviting bids for the purchase from it,
of 300,000 authorized but unissued shares of common stock
held on Oct. 25, Louis Ware, r
the future of the corporation
of increased sales of various
products.
He aaiu, irom present indications the coming year will be
as
good aud pjs.ibly somewhat better than the past year.
He also
spoke in
-raging manner on the progress of production and
sales in the Amino products division and the fine results to date of
the
mercha.idisi..g
program
for its monosodium glutamate product
sold
'
Raw
with prospects
exce.lent
be
income
Gross
Income
Interstate Power Co^-Bids for Stock Purchase—
.,Y-Aaa^aAaAa:
that the
stated
to
'
$945,329
70,558
42,095
1,193 *"■
•
this matter set
on
t
annual meeting of stockholders
the
-At
President,
continues
•
.
$0.87
tAfter charges and taxes.-
$0.89
* J "
—_____—
$929,624
67,202
-
lrom ry. opers.
avail, for lxd. chgs.
suffer
360,990
788,155
$0.33
profit
'
AA 178
'
is expected
of revenues and property damage of lrom $2,000,000 to
$3,000,000 as a result of the recent unprecedented torrential rains and
floods in Guatemala.
They state that it is too early to arrive at any
exact estimate of the losses or necessaxy reserves.—V.
170, p. 1296.
to
1947
$9,234,246
805,627
.
tNet
hearing
a
1949—Month—1948
revs.
Net income
Corp.—Earnings—
1949
$10,208,702
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
gales
operating
rev.
Inc.
'V The
International Minerals & Chemical
Judge
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
'
170,-V- 1395.
15, last.—V.
Jan.
Other
stock of the reorganized company which is
Knight alter
Nov. 1.—V. 170, p. 494.
A":
*
by
Utility
A
Preierence
1950, to holders of record
of 30 cents per share was made
A special distribution
allocated
bonds
mortgage
International Rys; of Central America—Earnings-
Special Dividend
special dividend of 40 cents per share
of 35 cents per share on
a
be
for
payable Jan. 16,
both
stock,
common
to
the first
plan bl reorganization an additional block
of 56,139 shares of common
.
quarterly dividend
usual
the
to
Dec>15, 1949.
on
have-declared
directors
The
'
creditors under the trustees'
5% stock dividend on
international Harvester Co.—To Pay
in
,,
,
of the com¬
be reduced from $11,062,500 to $9,082,500. This settlement
available for distribution
to
the
public bondholders and
pany will
will make
per
'Nov.
this, settlement,
to
charges
-
1949—9 Mos.—-1943
1949—3 Mos.—1948
taxes
-—
shares ^outstand.
Earnings per com. share
^-V.: 170, p. 107.
-
291 378
$1.13
$794,513
$361,392
$327,838
291,378
"
$1.24
$779,937
291.378
291,378
$2.63
n
-
$2.73
Volume 170
Number 4851
THE
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf
Ry.—Earnings
September—
Gross
from
1949
1948
$291,238
$503,647
■
.
railway.-..
accounts
1947
from
51,768
246,634
Net
ry.
*1,563
105,558
51,020
f
:
$309,440
128,022
From January 1—
from railway
?
•
Not
from
Net
ry.
''
•
,
,
52,412"
170, p.
4,248,671
3,661,738
1,950,208
1,666,905
1,117,963
651,764
770,453
752,395
CHRONICLE
t
Lehigh Valley RR.
(Julius) Kayser & Co.—Earnings—
(Including wholly-owned subsidiary companies)
Net
Gross
inc.
Other
$303,901
38,074
income
Total
fr.
opers._-.
income.^
gross
Interest
1948
$742^281
=
f
■
for
127,082
Federal
66,661
$780,060
1,379
437
72,595
■
89,840
296,625
287,858
Initial
2 $363,837
\
$0.49
$368,683
share
per
$0.17
above
received
figures
from
do
Julius
$0.55
not
include
Kayser
Bondor, Ltd. of England.—V.
170,
the
(Aust.)
earnings
Pty.,
States.
Ltd.,
created
5Mf.
Fisher
M.
by
the
has
death
been
elected
of George
D.
587,431
1,180,115
172,241
660,920
52,248,272
59,475,126
11,770,666
6,394,249
53,839,541
9.449,965
3,738,613
49,280,921
9.231,610
4,035,501
•/
President
fill
to
Keller.
■
Vice-President in charge of production.
1
the
at
said
that
company's
production
first
vacancy
Net
have
already
models,
wagon
$1,195 nnd_the Super-Chief DeLuxe
Period End.
the
been
Model
1949—3
Mos.Cl948~
$2,477,794
$2,767,685
Other income
—16,008
at
Chief
and
$1,245, both f.o.b.
14,499
.
income
$2,464,401
of
products .said—
Selling, mclministrative &
)
M
' 1949—9 Mos.—1948
$6,971,138
"Based
the
tax.
"
:
f
—
profit
r--
-
July
net profit
per
on
<
$599,950
$470,244
493,051
533,460
231,714 '/
77,238
)
<
$0.85
$1.94
$21,411
$48,438
-
.
v
-
$0.07
of
less
allow,
of
cost
approx.
Investments & other assets,
$103,141
$93,732
$0.33
$0.30
;
'.'J
,
$15,000
1,127,495
mkt._
or
1,041,152
v
'
—V.
Gross
the
Net
from
Net
ry.
is
206,048
par
val.
(iss. 308,952
432,749
7,723,800
shs.)
7,723,800
>1,866,645
ry.
is
11
Vice-President
Chicago,
Assistant
998,399
be
sold
shares
to
ceeds
Oct.
on
(10c
in
the
19
to
cents
each,
value
in
will
be
and
111.,
approximately
$500,000. :
plant and has
would
v
Z1948
used
and
director
a
of
the
Harris
President
the
of
Kellogg
Co.—V.
p.
for
letter
a
of
capital stock,
33.223
partial
$754,900
330,046
245,159
184,952
shares
payment
additional
notification
of which
at
for
working
presented
to
company
a.m.
25
and
capital
with
the
SEC
33,000 shares will
cents
oil
at 20 North
(CST)
6,702,906
5,313,166
Sept. 30—
on
each
gas
and
50,000
leases.
and
Pro¬
additions
Wacker Drive,
Nov, 2.—V.
to
170,
p.
Room
1599.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
sales—.
-1,844,190
2,508,721
1,841,175
$2,154,500
1949—9 Mos.—1948
1,827,900
$2,063,646
1,764,986
profit-—-—_
Selling, admin, and gen¬
$326,600
$298,660
1,473,969
1,053,759
income
$821,076
$1,039,143
109,661
113,717
339,414
348,125
expenses
Operating profit'
$216,939
income
•
$184,943
5.834
v
$5,907,972
5,086,896
Rents,
1949
1948
$188,064
69
income
5,202,401
$691,023
11,537
7,001
$493,199
$698,024
2,561
8,954
3,279 Z
tax
share
com.
.
788.
p.
$4.15
$4.13
$7.21
and
State
income
taxes
585,153
(such -taxes
in
1497.
p.
1948
1947
1946
$1,394,399
767,284
573,688
333,697
;•'* 201,967
212,460"
11,090,426
4,567,581
,905,877
V
305,500
•
13,649,366
15.207,416
6,502,930
4,992,873
2,383,480
2,724,993-
$1, 195,067
474,971
,298,649
,524,247
<1,763,591
•'
•••;
1949—Month—1943
revenues —r.
$1,552,916
•
1
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,600,254 $19,254,302 $17,704,667
1,2^7,491
1,325,237
16,367,726
14,969,002
$2,886,576
77,790
$2,735,032
11,803.
$2,964,366
$2,747,437
-
\
.
L—
others
JDr3a
'
$265,425
Other
income
//:••
(net)—.
$275,017
.61
i:::'
$265,486
Int.
and
other
;92
/
.
$275,109
<
deducts,
*
'
(net)
Divs.
1946
$3,246,752
$5.36
$3.41
;Z :/ '70,337
——
"65,588
Z,
822,500
C42.471
$2,141,866
356,532
$2,104,966
$1,785,334
$2,569,350
950,780
950,780
applic. to
pld.
stock
for
$209,521
period——
the
170, p. 1192.
,:
'
,
J
$1,748,434
c/
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Z $2.70
:
income—$195,149
Balance
1801.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
.I—
356,532
.
(Ky.)—Weekly Output—•
Electric output of this company for the week ended Oct.
22, 1949,
33,042,000 kwh., as compared
with 45,778,000 kwh., for the
week last year, a decrease of 27.0%. After
excluding
sales to other utilities, local sales increased
1.2% in the corresponding
period.—V. 170, p. 1599.
•
•
'
$7,480,963
*197,364
538,576
and
1,377,957
823,243
1,101,104
$87,372
$2,479,061
358,038
371,421
Lukens Steel Co.—Changes in Personnel—
•
$961,321
debt
118,671
12,148
-
Charles
Lukens Huston,
Jr., Vice-President and Executive Assistantthe
President, has been"'elected President, succeeding - Robert W.Wolcott, who becomes Chairman of the board. The
promotions
242,125
-
10,958
deprec...
290,748
Penna.
taxes
*735,871
to
funded
and
y
$17,126,161 $21,770,755
422,745
deductions
Federal
■
•
$151,223
income
on
*
•
348,587
-
corresponding
1949—9 Mos.—1948
.
$5,999,255
income
-
122,906
33,134
856,016
making-
til
2,405
149,255
6,355
of
as
conipany's
inc.
-I
became
effective
32,291
707;377
-
•
Net
Income—
corp
"Deficit.
*$224,126
'
'
Oct.
fiscal
12 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
sales
—
Operating income
Rents,
royalties
387,455 *$1,017,532
INCOME
$933,253
irtg
...
—
$24,617,322 $29,009,367
*429,338
1,835,145
1,281,929
1,521,875
-
Net
.
other
income
after
all
Federal
-1948
1949-
•:
and
:
Gross income __Z_—__Z__.
Interest
Other
on
funded
$852,591
debt..
/
and
depreciation
Federal and Pennsylvania
income taxes.
at
in
marked
the
the
business
beginning
of
Coatesville, Pa.—V. 170,
iron
1397.
p.
cf
and
tha
stee)-
/.
.
&
corporate
Forbes
inc.
taxes
earnings
Co.—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
deduct-
.
/ Z'Z;
.
expenses.—
Preferred
1949—9 Mos.—1948
/■,.'"
"Z
Com.
43,099
\
1,126,224
309,720
Cr28,580
-$639,222
"Deficit.—V. 170, p
$368,610
$1,383,341
$1,318,147
179,000
130,000
506,000
476,000
$309,340
(est.)
$238,610
$877,341
-
—-—
dividends
V.
.
for
$842,147
29,856
29,856
89,568
151,947
,;Z
.
151,947
455,841
455,841
per
$296,733
period—
$127,537
$56,807
89,563
-
$331,932
outstand'g
shares
Earnings
$1,377,517
:
303,894
303,894
303,894
share
$0.92
$0.69
$2.59
com.
170, p. 1598.
303,89 V
$2.48
Z,
-
.
V/,
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
788.
Quarters End. Sept. 30—
Net
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales _______itt-
Operating
income
$6,535,084
•
/
.
i-Z-
■*189,167
Rents, royalties & other
income
361,059
.
Gross
income
Interest
Other
funded
on
debt
1,715,228
.860,095
$232,705
63,386
180,519
193,701
10,958
33,134
32,290
;
for
Federal
inc.
George
elected
292,444
712,506
861,172
208,955
6,355
489,080
Cr2,313
5,485
corporate
*$697,496
$1,263,372
?
interest
2,405
Cr5§2
1,942
-
income
-
$485,364'
'
'
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
r
12 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Z./.-—————
'
■
;
•
$28,882,972 $34,335,885
Operating income
;
Rents, royalties and other income..
*8250,056
—
_
2,260,235
1,341,546
1,552,989
$1,091,490
$3,813,224
242,915
,
Gross
Interest
income
on
funded
debt..^
271,334
deductions
84,514
79,747
185,794
-
278,067
Depletion
$138,190
$105,037
$304,844
$411,003
$0.13
$0.10
$0.29
depreciation
Pennsylvania
...
44,595
1,001,936
1,132,843
income' taxes—
Minority interest
Net
268,503
581,485
BALANCE
ASSETS—Cash, $649,342; U. S.
Govt,
receivable
SHEET,
SEPT.
securities
(after
30,
1949
plus accrued
allowances
for
interest,
doubtful
corporate
Cr563
;
7,492
*$265,896
$1,776,970
"Deficit.fFederal and Pennsylvania income taxes shown
ended Sept. 30, 1949 represent accruals on
earnings for
quarter of 1948 only.-—V. 170, p. 788; V.
168, p. 1904.
year
3,610,563
3,108,271
1,623,350
1,235,869
1,565,525
$1,872,402
$2,387,430
$1,791,501. $1,987,213
com. share
Van
$0.98
Gorder,
President,
1297.
formerly
succeeding
Chairman
the
of
/'/
$1.09
3,952,955
$1.02
Z
$1.38
Executive
William
board
and
has
Vice-President,
bee?i
J. " Murray, Jr., who has been
Executive Officer.—V. 170,
Chief
ZV:-ZZv%i -:/./:';:ZZ;; >'•,
;/'•; Z.;:'v
The company Oct. 20 filed a registration statement
with the SEC
proposing the issuance and sale of $3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
1979 Series,
due Nov.- 1, 1979, and 55,361 shares of common stock
($16 par).
/
.
.
•
•
/" The bonds
to
be
offered
for
to
be
offered
for
are
common
stock
common
stockholders
five
shares
is
held.
of
No
the
at
the
rate
..
sale at competitive
subscription at $22
of
underwriting is
financing
one
additional
Involved
in
the
bidding.
The
share
per
share
for
stock
by
each
offering.
will
promissory notes and to provide
betterments.—V. 169, p. 2315.
be used to pay off $2,800,000 of
funds.for construction additions ani)
V
Magnavox Co.—Television Shipments Behind Orders—
In
a
merchandise
Executive
income..——
•
43,099
$0.39
share
accounts
and
and
1 946
$82,258,439 $82,187,029
-:'z
"
•
1,183,03)
.
1948
1949
*
—
1 947
;
Madison Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
Z
*$145,052-
ZZ>:
L. '
p.
and
taxes.zi.
Deduct minority
'
2,974,532
•<•
—
taxes..
;
per
Subs.)—Earnings—
1 948
Z;
profit
re-elected
243,862
____
except
taxes
1949
New President Elected—
$2,845,099
12,149
chgs.,
income
Earnings
for
depletion
depreciation
Net
Net
1,129,871
$1,063,049
59,090
Z
Federal
$26,034,987
*627,390
431,863
,
$171,892
deductions
Deducts,
631,186
after
(&
$87,944,222 $87,340,974
——
Federal
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$8,571,583 $20,527,438
sales
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Gross
v
.
$488,340
dividends
Surplus
500,459
44,595
995,111
income
v
$3,357,020
480,687
deductions
Depletion
which
140th
Period End. Sept. 30—
;
ACCOUNT
/
,
1949,
its
and fabricating
Earnings
CONSOLIDATED
30,
year,
286,080
'
.
trade
1946
$2,416,743
Louisiana Power & Light
Co.—Earnings— //
845,133
1947
$5,093,571
950,780
$6.76
royalties & other
Z—L*
:
Gross
Other
(est.)—_
CONSOLIDATED
$612,378;
1947
$4,856,321
1,170,335
$1,819,685
income.
oper.
170,
—v.
$6,427,201
950,780
outstdg.
income
Federal
Net
profit
Earnings per
meet¬
656,482
$617,873
234,202
$6,241,549
$481,662
3,120
$222,773
deductions
surtax
may
15
$1,625,005
from
Proceeds
Total profit
and
reduced
industries
-
;•
...
sales
Gross sales
normal
supplies have
1948
1949
railway..._■
railway.——
income...
'
-
.
"Deficit.
Gross
Fed.
samo
of
employment and
shipments of finished
several
1,170,364
$4,252,176).—V. 170,
Period End. Aug, 31—
1,426,810
1,149,836
per
Penna.
products sold—
Other
Federal
4,893,789
shares
Operating
Provis.
Kingston Products Corp. (&
Other
in
$8,438,043
,
$2.74
and
to
_
129,323
5,565,517
168, P.
and
eral
the
above
647.
Chicago, prior to 11:00
of
ry.
to
408,875
Period End. Sept. 30—
163,
has filed registration statements with the
SEC seeking
registration of the following: 100,000 shares, Series
S-4; 500.000 shares,
Series B-3; 700.000 shares, Series
B-4; 400,000 shares, Series K-l and
20,000 shares, Series S-l.—V. 17C, p. 139G.
•
and
strikes
share
com.
Oper. exps. and taxes
Income from plant leased
$840,518
taxes
Gross
Trust
Keystone Custodian Funds—Registers With SEC—
Cost
level
Heavy
' 1949
—V.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
opera¬
The company
Net
22%
be
*
2,340,801
MacAndrews
is inviting
bids for the purchase from
it, as a whole,
of 25,000 shares of 4%%'
preferred stock, cumulative (par $100).
Period End.
highest
$6,422,441
r
—
Net ry„ oper.
1946
148.768
p.. 1297.
Depletion
company
be
to
materials
outstdg.
,
•;/•
been in
$618,735
Sept. 30—
profit after charges
—V.
Kentucky Utilities Co.- -Bids for Purchase of Preferred
Bids shall
the
company.
at
-
reported
Co.—Earnings—
January 1— ' '•/•'
railway...;
Net from railway
' -
1947
property
accumulated
stated.
was
raw
was
$1.02
for
reserve
facilities
From
Stock—
2154,
in
of
$3.42
special
a
new
were
the
from
Gross
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.—Earnings—
Net
The
by
control
Sept. 30—
per
from
Net
take
-Earnings-
1949
13.
charge of Banking Department
filed
par)
10
refinery.—V, 168,
resulting
charges
Common
par
at
at
ZZZZ///'/
12 Mos. End.
Net
Other
Files With SEC—
company
purchased the entire
/ ' 250,862
oper.
170,
Gross
116,223 shares
Net
division of Kropp Forge
a
-of
year, it
a
attained
close
amounted
Net
$9,532,292
Kentucky Oil & Distributing Corp., Monticello, Ky.—
The
steel
railway—
railway——
from
Net
45,849
$9,677,146
p. 2356.
for
year,
cost
months
$3.83
periods
Louisiana & Akansas
Ry.—Earnings—
occupies a -5-acre
the
past 35 years.
It is engaged primarily in the
for the building and construction industries and
products for manufacturers of machine tools.
It
from
Net
—Y.
$331,494
Pritchard, of Chicago, and Lyle C. Roll, of Battle Creek,
elected to newly created
directorships. This action increases
Roll
as
income...
oper.
and
$9,532,292
income—est., less U. S. Treas¬
($251,000 Sept. 30, 1949)_
and-Savings Bank,
Mr.
1947
totaled
tion.
;
nine
shares
"After
1948
z
-
railway—.
railway——
Common
$297,819
82,835
—
Pritchard
*
_
$3,677,146
membership of the board from
Mr.
$5.95
:
and
excessive
income
Grdss
Co.
■
E.
been
the
and
Earnings
of
as
the
steel
from
Interest
have
involved
Lehigh & New England RR.
119,439
■
„
Kellogg- Co., Battle Creek, Mich.—New DirectorsRichard
and
ever
Operating
691.
p.
and
for
of
produces
Earned
—
170,
Woods
440,980
■*'/'.
,r
surplus
Total
for
Common
fabricates, a wide
variety of steel for coal mine tipples, processing
plants, mining structures, bridges,
hoppers, and other industrial uses.
169, p. 1780.
209,536
5,703.068
441,652
'V
.1
ury Savings Notes
Capital stk., without
Earned
2,554,290
1948
the final quarter
results,
*Nct
—V.
999,285
189,617
5,441,877
LIABILITIES—.
Accounts payable
on
.2,555,206
Lion Oil
906,717
...._2__Z 77,541
*!
'
Total —I.——.—1
Federal taxes
2,552,735
the
From January 1-r- Z
,
Accrued payable
•/:2,555,739
share.——/
per
9 MoS. End.
f'"
transaction
business
Gross
Sept, 30/49 " Dec. 31/48
$1,030,812
$1,078,205
327,000
75,062
...
int..
less allow, of $5,000
charges •
'
C.
also
$1.52
,
.
.
$0.15
Property, plant & equipment—net.
Investment in & advs. to subs
1
The
A.
$2,616,681
it was reported to directors.
Action on the December dividend will be taken at the Nov.
ing of the board, it: was announced.—V.
170, p. 788.
231,7*14
.
rec.,
lower
$3,420,668
to
$8,727,826
t
'/./•■;
year
$9,787,417
4,774,734
.
sn.
accts.
$2,486,270 last
:
plant
Co.
353,367
204,398
from
/•
Buys Rockford Steel Concern—
163,576
hand and-on deposit—
Bonds—at cost & accrued
Deferred
$0.11
The company announced oh
Oct. 20 that it had
capital stock of A. C. Woods and
Co., Rockford,
over the immediate
operation-of the
»
$262,347
increased
1,603,775
$15,208,999
September
fabricating
Treasury
Trade notes &
'[
86,598
$0.30
^y;.
>•:?
.6,936,206
last
affect
$5,697,469
235,635
-
-
.
5,608,370
7,697,712
factory inventories, it was reported.
Uncertainties due to nationwide
$6,354,724
1__
t
6,619,720
both
period
1
share..
.
.
profit
Sales
1948
1946.
$8,995,191
Not avail.
products
1949
,/ 1947
....
res'ch
expenses..
the, rate of $2,000,000
full
885.
,'
•
September—
company..
Inventories—at
in
1948
.Z
$24,104,850 $21,272,402
Not avail.
replacement
histpry/
steel
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET
U." S.
be
1949
other ,../;
shrs, outstanding..
In
materials
raw
will
3,422,922
taxes..—_ $12,460,114
Earned
President, in a letter to stockholders, said that the
the highest in the company's
peacetime history and were
increased operating
efficiency and greater sales volume at
1949.*
15,773
289,231
ASSETS—
Cash
31,
499,521
173,410
.
parent
taxes.
common
assets
12,636
:
Cap.
Kropp stated that the employees savings and
profit sharing fund
had increased from $72,553 to
$174,687 and that the company's labor
relations were excellent.
He pointed out that the
company has never
had a work stoppage as
a
result of a labor dispute in its
112-year
"•!
'
$236,2-6
depiction
JNet prof, of subs., not
included above
hf
plant
786,276 shares outstanding.
of
5G1.302
Cstsh divs. paid—"77,238"
Earnings per share
$0.76
Subs,
p.
other
the
and
devel.
Net
Kropp,
9,015
130,428
—
6,792,129
>
on
174,141
-
and
Mr.
$7,066,899
5,483,725
'
*4,607.
(est.)Z
...
&
•
.
Z;;Z;'Z/7''-"IC:
Net
Deprecation
that
July 31—
costs.
Total
.41,380
$7,010,989
•
203,204
:
inc.
on
certain
and
Sept. 30—
mfg,
Federal
>
8,633,235
Libbey-Owens-For^ Glass Co.—Earnings—
Gei,i. adm., sales,
were
result
lower
$7,025,519
39,850
-
$2,782,183
2,173,105
1,919,947
general <xps
Otper deductions
Fed.
pitch
1—
income.
*
base
It is
expected
months.—V. 170,
three
after
per
Roy* A.
earnings
,
Total
income
"Earnings
set
1496.
Sept. 30—
Net- sales
e
within
paint
plant.
sales
Net
■
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Earnings-
Cost
of
the
at
—
>
\
schedules
station
two
Huntsville, Ala.—V. 170, p.
■
purchase
used
Fiscal Years Ended
the
Super-Chief, and that it is planned to make both available to the
public shortly.
It is presently estimated, he said, that the Chief wiil
sell
the
...
Fisher
protective
annual
Kropp Forge Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
formerly hea'ded the Body Manufacturing Division of
Studebaker Corp.
Shortly after leaving Studebaker last February, at
the age of 65,
he joined the Keller Motors Corp. as a director and
for
be
from
Total
industrial
an
Jan.
payrolls
Fisher
Mr.
of
$5,824,226
1,169,770
railway—..
railway.—
Net
/-/■.s/'
1396.
p.
Keller Motors Corp.—New President
Elected—
George
for
,/,'
operation
Kayser-
or
contracts call
for
and
to
divi¬
nor
operation
860,389
ry.
oper. income—
—V. 170, p. 1397.
By-Product Coke Co/ has arranged with Northern Wood
Preservers,
Ltd.,- of Port Arthur, for leasing of a site for the erection
of the plant
$0.50.
of,
and
1946
$6,024,195
1,741,322
Net
•
delivery of 15,000 tons of enamel coat¬
ings for application on the
Edmonton, Alberta, to Duluth, Minn., pipe-*
line of Imperial
Oil, Ltd., and an associated company in the United
358,595
$406,794
construction
1947
$6,803,564
1,223,624
from
9 Mos. End.
V
1948
$5,588,391
income
oper.
From
Gross
capacity at Port Arthur, Ontario,
Canada, by the By-Product Coke Co. of
Canada, Ltd., a wholly-owned
subsidiary, were announced on Oct. 21 by General Brehon
Somervell,
/ President of tbe parent firm.
;■ < /■";-.••■• •'/•'•
.v"-
52,345
$125,053
•
—
NOTE—The
dends
,73,588
for
coatings plant* of 25,000-ton
j
■
taxes
income
Earnings
$713,399
z
Canadian
Net
and
Plans
$725,669
v
$803,196
•:v. 2,024
97,753
—...
Depreciation
Provis.
60,915
*
/ $341,975
$652,081
.-
Koppers Co., Inc.—Unit to Build Plant—
1946
ry.
salaries,
'
' "1947
1943
1949
from
railway
*
from railway.—Z_
Net
"
Quarters End. Sept. 30—
Earnings—
September—
Gross
accrued royalties,
$1,364; accrued workmen's compensation insurance,
$5,434; accrued State and local taxes,
$37,975; Federal taxes on income
of
the current and prior
years
(est.), $336,623;-common stock (par
value $1 per share), $1,050,000; capital
surplus, $1,420,245; earned sur-i
plus, $1,607,350; total, $4,785,963.—V.
170, p. 788.
1296.
(1701)
of
and commissions, $58,177; accrued Federal excise
tax, $11,436;
accrued payroll taxes, and taxes etc., withheld from employees, $25,487;
502,668
!
FINANCIAL
wages
2,770,844
.1,627,704
;
income...
oper.
''
•
112,597
3,939,806
railway....;.
^Deficit.—V.
n
;
,
Gross
&
$24,569), $815,188; inventories—at lower of cost (average,
or
first-in, first-out) or market, $1,558,106; other assets, $8,086;
property, plant and equipment (after allowances. for depreciation of"
$738,346), $1,037,301; patents (at cost, less
amortization), $46,030;
deferred charges, $59,532;
total, $4,785,963.
^
;
LIABILITIES—Trade accounts payable, $231,871; accrued
1946
$367,558-
Net
railwayoper. income.'..
COMMERCIAL
for
the
the
last
allocation
letter
to
its
dealers,
Frank
Freimann,
Vice-President,
points out that
although production
tbi)
beerr almost double that' of previous
months, shipments are
falling behind the accelerated demand for Magnavox television receivers
and radio-phonographs; that the
company has held to turn down orders
for thousands of instruments.
Most models are sold out for the
month
has
balance
of the
time to come.
-The
that will retail at the new
.tube receiver
this
90-inch
finest
the
be
to
recently announced
has
company
Period End.
12'/2-inch picture, 24
low price of $239.50, claiming
a
new
features, including built-in antenna. The company's production capacity
for this set was sold out before the dealers ever saw a model.
It is
Oper;
revenues
and
exps.
from
4,017
240,809
46,322
$466,430
$396,456
Net
from
ry.
$7,794,280
.19,528
other
—
82,235
81,987
1,188,868
$1,624,325
1,402,336
income
$384,195
$314,469
$6,868,689
applic. to pfd. stock for the period———
957,534
$27,578
$13,985
$455,242
$221,989
1,740
Dr5,196
17,965
$6,706,829
957,534
$5,911,155
from
$5,749,295
ry.
Utility
Other
income-
oper.
(net)
income
.
Balance
-V.
Net
$239,955
177,371
126,480
$272,674
? 123,786
*145,026
6,328,051
491,366
5,469,253
*95,939
income
*584,152
*821,744
*837,673
*1,154,302
170,
1300 and 1399.
railway
State Electric
New York
;'
pp.
revenues—
and
exps.
Operation—
The
$0.76
of
ICC
taxes—
$516,543
& Trust Co., New York, N. Y., has been
for 30,000 shares of 5'/2% preferred stock,
1600.
the
Frost
San
Augustine
income
Earns,
—
——
com.
per
share—
.
-.$0.54
.
28.3
miles in length.—V.
Net
adjustments.
from
Net
ry.
the entire year of
For
•
Inc.—Weekly Input—
September—
1—
From January
Net
ry.
Income—
oper.
170,
/
108,939
*
.
1946
1,030,717
2,062,385
1,442,135
of
$950,000
owns
additional
the
will be
connecting
of
1948
>
• -
$992,066
550,000
.$1.80
:
,
259,316
186,915
joining .in
from
used
for
of
Series
4%
611,511
$3,780,234
consolidated
"
parent
former
with
returns
1399.
bonds,
construction
National's
be
to
sold
distribution
V.
line,
pipe
after
per'
have until Nov.
81,869
New England Gas &
into
''
company
Oct.
on
that rate increases estimated
increase in operating revenues went
announced
25
31%
a
.
•
.
^
An" iniUat
record Oct.
The
i
June
•
.
v
:
■
liquidating dividend of $16 per. share was pa4d;onihe out¬
shares of capital stock Oct. 17, 1949,- to holders of
48,000
7, 3949/ 1 *
previous payment
-
will be '
•*
'
^
Nonquitt Mills-^-Pays $15 Liquidating Dividend—
4
request
to
last
-
this-stock
on
168, p.'2228.
25, 1948.—V.
'
$1
was
•
-
share
per
on
,
North American Cement Corp.—Bonds Placed Private- I-
hearing.
a
14
Electric Association—Output—:
>
ly—The corporation has issued and sold to an insurance
company $2,000,000 4% first mortgage bonds, due 1963,
and has * borrowed $1,000,000 from Chemical Bank & :
Trust Co.
Proceeds are being used to redeem all out- "
standing 6%% mortgage income bonds and to repay
present bank loans.—V. 170, p. 401.
170, p. 1601.
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
mortgage- 50-year /
effect/at its Sag Harbor plant on Oct. 15, 1049.—V. 170,.p. 1489.
•'
' :
■
■'
'
■ .■'
•
.
For the week ended Oct. 21, this Association reports electric output
15,552,695 kwh. This is a decrease of 382,520 kwh, or 2.40% below
production of 15„935;215 kwh for the corresponding week a year ago.
v';
Gas output for the Oct; 21 week 16 reported at 160,640,000 cu. ft.
This is a decrease of 22,289,000 cu. ft.r or 12.18%
below production
of
182,929,000
cu.
ft.
for the corresponding
week a year ago.—
V.
1399,
170; pi
r,
of
'
Said
annum.
~
dstribution of natural gas.
persons
RR.—Interest—
first
beginning Nov. 1, 1949, must carry interest warrants Nos. 14 to
inclusive. *
■•-"
is payable at office of the company in Paterson, N. J.—
pipe
:
districts v: standing
distribution systems
National's
which
terminal
New York* Water Service Corp.—Rates- Increased—
principal
serving.-.the
systems
the
on
will be paid on Nov.
payment on registered
to-provide approximately
wit: - lateral
to
purposes;
13,
1943,
Interest
V •-V'-'-'fi
their
at
due
bonds,
made
National. 'J "■./.■ J
bonds of
A
No.
warrant
gold
16,
Harbor, South Haven, Grand Haven; and Allegan County,
with the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. natural gas trans-
'/.Interested
2,224,367
436,227
769,527
$4,439,592
-
1, 1949, at the rate ;
bonds will be made ;
to holders-of - record .at- the close of business on Oct. 28,. 1949.
The New. York Stock Exchange directs that the bonds be quoted exj
interest 2% on Nov. \t 1949; that the bonds shall continue to be dealt :
in "Flat,"
and to be a delivery-in settlement of Exchange Contracts ;
*579,908
Benton
17,546
.
$4,391,745
-
and others,—V. 170, p.
Interest
5%
35,944
1299.
p.
now
>4 amount,
$159,198
18,269
$5,209,119
21,701,729
3, 471,749
1, 240,724
170, p. 1299.
due
A,
Proceeds
-
1,549,646
417,056 s
*' 151,045
22, 358,996
4,720,862
,
2,298,272
income...
Mutual
devoted to
48,558
4,842,202
>
York.
•
1,416,415
329,784
railway.-.
from
Net
•
-
railway——/
from
Gross
1947
—
company
applied to the SEC for authorization to Issue, and
principal amount of first, mortgage bonds, 3 %
1971, to The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
Series
$170,397
26,539,292
24,118,263
—
shares
of
mission
1948
*103,063
Cr268,000
$315,385
$380,526
Cr237,000
New York, Susquehanna & Western
railway-
oper.
Mich.,
.$191,007
.
56,239
21,013
5,259
-
of
11,581
income™
oper.
ry.
ry.
lines
'1949
$153,762
36,718
-
railway
from
236,932
The
RR.—Earnings—f-.\
from.railway—[, '
Gross
320,459
1,659,494
:
appropriated for pfd. stock dividends—
♦Resulting
The company-has
*
■
102,402
sell $450,000. additional
v-
Midland Valley
$2,315,726
150,590
129,994
:
Crl3,000
Balance
National Utilities Co. of Michigan—To Sell Bonds Pri-
20,
170, p. 1600.'
$2,486,547
571,974
•
?
1949. the System input of subsidiaries^
of this corporation amounted to 87,235,000 kwh., an increase of 12,158,000 kwh., or 16.1%; over the corresponding week of last year.—'
week ended Oct:
$2,924,571
< ; ' /^
7*.
1949'I r
all charges and taxes
—L $939,095
outstanding:.———. • (
546,700
Earnings per share
$1.72
—V. 169, p. 2106.
v; V •/',
V/../
-1 • •. ■
-
the
$2,656,538
652,609
railway
Deficit.—V.
Number
Tillisch, consultant in medicine at Mayo Clinic and the
Mayo Foundation'of " the University of Minnesota, both at Rochester,
Minn., has been elected a director.—-V." 170,' p< 1498; - •
'/■
Middle South Utilities,
1946
C Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
.
Jan T.
For
1947
National Aluminate Corp. (& Subs.)-
-
'
136,418
/
income
Amount
Earnings—
1948
income—
(net)
Federal/
in
Income taxes
1994-
,;Net proiit after
.
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Tillisch a Director—
from
Net
\
''
V' 'i
>
■'
Special adjustments of $2,178,111 resulting primarily from increases
in the amount1; of renegotiation reserve for the year of 1945 resulted
in a.
net decrease of
$586,331 in earned surplus for the first nine
months of 1949.—V. 170, p. 1298.
'
'.v;
Dr.
from
Gross
$16,-
1948 the company reported a net loss of
deducts,
Reductions
From Jan. 1—
710,762. ' '
—V.
*
6,009
;
$5,860,839
1,737,094
*
Net
•
$6,631,613
'
*
Net
123, p.
1949
railway.
oper.
3,476
$427,379
$5,854,830
$6,628,137
101
$516,944
income——
Income
Counties;
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry
$1.40 Not avail.
$0.23
-
income taxes, but before special
charges and
"■After
r'*~
Net
Gross
abandonment
Lumber
September—
Gross
from railway.—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$11,105,126 $15,151,046 $34,138,079 $41,839,374
614,806
258,808 > 1,591,780 Not avail.
End. Sept. 30—
Period
Sales
V.
permitting
rights by the company, over a Jine of
Industries, Inc., of Texas, in Nacog¬
Texas. The line involved is ap¬
trackage
under
certificate
a
and
of
Other
$427,278
401
income
income (net)
Net
Martin & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
(Glenn L.)
-
Abandonment of
Central Hanover Bank
The
appointed transfer agent
value $20.—V. 170, p.
par
"Net
issued
14
proximately
Agent for Preferred—
Corp.—Earnings—
\
Oct.
on
operation
railroad
doches
Transfer
Gas
&
1949—Month—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$3,811,624
$3,753,249 $46,028,423 $44,428,121
3,295,081
3,325,971
59,400,291
38,573,291
Period End. Sept. 30—
Oper.
^-1'.''v
170, p. 1193.
Nacogdoches & Southeastern RR.
$113,475
$1.82
$10,497
$2,634
stk. (150,000 shrs.)
——
share of cap.
per
$450,045
13,091
;
15,759
(net)—
income
Earnings
$15,724
$26,256
income.
Gross
,
•
1946
$628,320
*21,846
•
6,010,421
315,600
Operating
Income deducts,
„■
,
1947 ,
$726,479
65,480
5,042,332
353,880
railway—
oper.
Operating
'
V
30,610
Deficit.—V.
1,133,773
Net
Divs.
Ry.—Earnings—
1948
$704,160
141,135
*93,061
income
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,069,204
1,613,962
•
railway™,
oper.
from
Net
$8,057,557^ $7,840,602
deducts,
1949
$549,178
10,849
•
railway—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
income..—.—_
and
(net)
Drl,322
taxes—
$7,816,748
*
1949—Month—1948
$166,158
$144,724
138,580
130,739
——
$446,902
$392,439
(net)
income
Gross
Int.
Period End. Aug. 31—
taxes..
revenues.—
oper.
Other
competitive pace for nexi yean—V.
Operating
and
exps.
Net
Maine Public Service Co. (& Sub.)- -Earnings
,.
Gross
$1,612,922 $23,345,504 $21,507,704
1,220,483
15,528,756
13,713,424
$1,694,065
1,247,163
—
September—
„
will set a
model to sell below $300
170, p. 1599.
indicated that this and a new floor
new
New York Ontario & Western
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
Aug. 31—
revenues
Monday, October 31, 1949
Net
Oper.
this class with many new
set in
screen
Operating
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
Co.—Earnings-
Montana Power
working at full capacity
and the company's plants will be
year
lor some
*•
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1702)
10
Northern States Power Co.
(Minn.)—Registers Com.—
"
Period End. Aug.
Operating
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,275,343 $17,892,692 $15,656,764
1,098,481
14,609,625, 13,127,738
1949—Month—1948
31—
revenues
.
$1,419,245
1.206,785
——
Oper. exps. and taxes—
New England Electric System—Hearing on Financing
/
The
has
SEC
issued
order
an
giving interested
persons
2
until Nov
Company
Net
$212,460
$176,862
5,793
revenues-—'
oper.
28
income——
.to
$2,529,026
"5,406
$3,233,067
17,195
request
hearing
a
As
the
upon
company's
stock
common
financing
oifer
income
Gross
(net)
$176,890
$218,253
$2,534,432
$3,300,262
—
made at
846,181
919,621
45,970
—
Proceeds
will
be
266,856
266,856
$2,113,785
$1,421,395
«.
■
—
-
Operating
Oper.
•
i».»A
a <»'
Missouri Pacific RR.—Strike Ends—
officially at 10
that
ances
strike
the
of
(CST)
a.m.
precipitated
on
the
roaefs
operating
Oct. 24.
strike
It
would
employees
submitted
members of the four
Int.
railway rev¬
the 5,000
Another 20,000 nonstriking
'
income
.
mtge.
to
$2,864,090 $35,753,456 $35,052,213
2,606,332
30,914,900
30,859,401
$358,125
$257,258
$4,838,556
$4,192,812
8,906
7,023
98,139
107,067
>»
•_■
»
$367,031
$264,281
114,688
87,604
27,868
5,671
$4,936,695
1,322,084
230,161
$224,475
—
$171,006
$3,384,450
deducts.-
income
Divs.
applic.
*
—
to
pfd. stock for
$4,299,879
1,051,250
236,518
$3,012,111
369,541
369,546
$3,014,909
the
$2,642,565
period
Balance
-V.
The
In an order announced Oct. 19, the SEC gave interested persons
Nov. 2 to request a hearing upon the bond and preferred stock
financing proposal of company.
As
previously reported,
Missouri contemplates the
issuance and
sale
at
competitive bidding of $2,000,000 of first mortgage, bonds,
due 1979, and 20,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock ($100 par).
Proceeds would be used to pay off $2,000,000 of unsecured promis¬
sory notes, to reimburse the company's treasury for capital expendi¬
tures previously made, and for
property additions.—V. 170, p. 1600.
offered
and
first
to
170,
share
for
Trust Co., New York, N. Y.; has been appointed
agent for the 5.6% cumulative preferred stock, $25 par value.
pp. 1601. and 1300.
/ ; :
>
*4;\4' '44'4::.-. -/4
New York Life Insurance Co.—Officials Promoted—
A.
Grant
Martell
has
been
appointed
Assistant
Treasurer.
Everett
G.
•
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Official Retires—
Judson, formerly Assistant Manager, was advanced to the
of
McLellan,
Manager
formerly
Rutter
B.
General
to
retired
Manager of its
devote full
retained
In
has
Vice-President
of
this
of
the
Senior
Investment
Analyst,
number (not in excess of 79,212) of additional shares
acquired by the company in stabilization purchases."
such
as
be
//!
Proceeds
the- financing
would
be
used for
the payment, of
outstanding bank notes issued to finance in part the
of
$15,000,000
of
was
Department
named
and
H.
James
Assistant
Manager.
Mass.,
in
Merrimac Division, effective Nov. 1,
as an industrial consultant.
He has
the
after
;
been
Jan.
1,
capacity, and plans to open offices
1050, ' 4
.
small plant site at Santa Clara,
Western Division was announced on Oct. 24.
a
Calif., by the company's
Irving C. Smith, Division
General
Manager,
said
need
for
that
the
Western
that
manufacturing
the
purchase
facilities
Division
could
in
the
improve
brought
was
San
its
services
by
about
Francisco
Bay
so
area
Electric
of
output
this company
kwh.,
65,529,000
Mr.
begin
Smith
in
said
that bids
received
and
construction
—
concession, of 45£ to NASD members.—V.
Montour RR.
as
the
ground
lessee,
year,
/;
Period End. Sept. 30—
Rail operations—
170,
p.
2422.
Earnings—
Operating revenue—;
11,494,697
Gross
revenue
Operating
Prov.
80,560
1948
1947
$325,927
$237,327
$287,940
118,310
29,460
91,847
.
100,655
.
1946
.
36,510
V
,
69,074
1949—9 Mos.—1948
14,440,530 109,268,892 128,249,968
11,002,922
87,776,641
101,181,368
780,000
1,406,418
8,186,000
9.687,186
Equipment
rents
(Dis¬
248,241
262,664
2,132,081
joint lacil.
rents
(Dr)
504,551
549,072
4,283,671
Net
Fixed
ry.
oper.
income-
570,907
1,219,454
619,240
633,447
*48,333
.
4,076,461..
4,715,384
6,890,499
8,589,569
5,575,216
5,961,575
586,007
1,315,283
Gross from
Net ry.
railway
of
&
81.7
76.2
80.3
78.9
"'364,615
253,732
2,988,347
3,429,853
34,582
394,000
474,814
income
31,073
Federal
income
income
(net)taxes—
Fixed chgs. & conting. Int.
—V.
oper.
170,
p.
income
2,280,605
2,334.645
1,920,295
451,752
632,166
643,666
336,657
490,800
640,694
552,765
1299.
*•
325,601
Net
*
income
Total
Net
"
operations?
'■
'
income
^Deficit.—V.
153,594
211,021
'•
155,063
1300.
64,087
-
1,382,346
1,212,001
.11
•<«■>>,".»'
162,688
170, p.
-
31,692
Cr47,982
_
373,340
379,967
Cr30,916
$527,518
Net
Divs.
pfd.
on
stock.
Balance
Cr447,121
Crl85,443
$7,698,833
$7,274,955
$497,424'
80,538
,
80,538
$446,980
—V.
—
170, p. 1194.:..
$416,886
966,469
966,469
$6,732,363
$6,308,485
:
'
.
-
terminal
Mur.oie
at
operation
at
of* Marathon
marketing
cember
and
a
by
It
the
feet,
130
products
scheduled
15-acre
will
be
of
shipped
its
from
has
completion
site
tires,
15 by 23
direct
which
been
fa
greatly facilitate the dis¬
the eastern part of the
for
terminal
for storage
terminal office building,
Refined
will
one
storage capacity of 119,000
a
on
is
line
pipe
similar
throughout
products
area.
have
will
facilities
house, 28
~-and
by
supplementing a
Indianapolis since 1945,
Ohio's
Other
.
.
that it is constructing a refined
Will receive Marathon Cat
products
terminal,
new
-
.
which
(Ind.)
and other refined
Robinson (111.) refinery.
gasoline
The
.
Co.—Constructing New Terminal—
The-company announced on Oct. 26
products
be
batteries
feet, of
the
in
early
barrels.
will
ware¬
accessories,
and
masonry
De¬
""
steel
a
construction-
650,094
'
.
.
Ohio Public
The
2,527,284
t
*•
J
3,988,657
terminal
from
Robinson
shares of
its
authorization
common
terms
will
registration
($7.50
sell
through
of
the
underwriter?
not
determined
be
Cities Service Co.'s
None' of Hthe
Service.—V.
stock
to
names
a
pari
with
until
and
the
SEC
the
now
2,000,000
which Cities Service Co.
negotiated
underwriting.
the
after
offering
the
and
p.
of
1602.
the
offering
will
Commission
aocrue
to
seeks
,
underwrites
passes
application for exemption from competitive
proceeds
170,
is
Service Co.—Stock Registered—
has placed in
company
1,594,376
1,360,663
to
through Buckeye's 175 miles of eight-inch pipe line which
being extended from Indianapolis to Muncie.—V. 170, p. 1194.
Other than rail operations:
Nonoper.
2,015,471
/-v
"
income
$9,484,950
2,310,200
169,006
194,387 ;
disc't,
expense—^
3.698,126
4,715,250
$9,935,252
$667,206
$704,996
debt
966,720-
966,720;:
J4,077,893(4,919,905
deductions
The
2,034.242
610.226
2,627,994
chgs. & cdnting. int.
From January 1—
^Net from railway
80,560
655,833
(
taxes—J
income
prem.
304,073
plant acquis.
long-term debt—
on
Amortiz.
23.981,230 .'.22,750,303
3.895,436,
3,540,248
1,978,683
1,880,542
334,893
/
depreciation
income
Gross
Int.
Co.)
Power
1949—Month—19481949—12 Mos.—1948
$3,656,824
$3,640,748 $47,776,436 $45,161,603
;
taxes
Federal
Pennsylvania
subsidiary,
—
expenses—
for
Amortiz. of
Ohio Oil
9,390,998
expenses
Taxes
Oct. 21, 1949,.
kwh. for the
170, p. 1602.
week ended
the
Ohio Edison Co.—Earnings—
tribution
Operating ratio?—
1949
$128,143
7,824
/
RR.—Earnings—
■1949—Month—1948
an
on
The financing will be $2,325,000, represented by 15-year 3Vi%
first
^mortgage leasehold sinking fund bonds to be issued by the BryanBullington Corp.—V. 170, p. 1399.
4.
Net
27,312
announced
it ,.was
444:.: .■'■ v''/.-44 4,4 ',.4
sublessor.
Operating
Secondary Offering—Lee
Iligginson Corp. on Oct. 26 announced the completion of
a
secondary offering of 13,500 shares of common stock
(par $1). The shares were offered at $7% per share, with
September—
Gross from railway
Net from railway
v
Net ry. oper,. Income...
the
,,..44;,
will
near future on the plant which will produce synthetic
specialty coatings for the California area.—V. 170, p. 1398.
Moore Drop Forging Co.
a
Corp.,
'
New York New Haven & Hartford
have-been
the
resins and
has completed arrangements for the financing of a
office building now being built in Dallas, Texas, for the
company
10-story
Bryan-Bullington
"'Oct. 27.
for
with 63.704.0C0
increase of 2.9%.—V.
compared
as
corresponding week last
4.4
4 ;
rapidly
this
to
the
growing market.
.
Building—
The entire building will be leased for occupancy by The Atlantic."
Refining Co. under a long-term net lease with Bryan-Bullington Corp;.
Buys Western Plant Site—
Purchase of
Th.is
new
latter
(Texas)
,
Weekly Output Shows 2.9% Increase—
Other
Finances New Dallas
and as
in order
company
time to service
by the firm
Boston,
as
150 shares ta
allotment) by
limitation of
(subject to
a
plus
"
J.
(with
may
General
had
He
previously been Manager of the Investment Department of the Treasury
Department.
'44. >
'.4'-: "
position
each
to
oversubscription
adjustments
4
for
employees
balance
the
(Including
Manufacturers
transfer
—V.
issue
stockholders is
six
shares
held. The subto be supplied by amend¬
offering
proposed
purchasing stockholders. Underwriters will aoquire unsubscribed shares,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Steamship Co—Transfer Agt.
com¬
.
will be
170, p. 1193.
New York & Cuba Mail
until
course.
and underwriting terms are
determined by the bidding.. Unsubscribed shares are
price
and
be
in due
the
new
application for
company's
bidding; action on the
for authorization to
application
expected
one
the
competitive
Act
reported,
of
rate
is
denied
14
from
Company
company's construction program.
bonds
and
the
each)
1949—12 Mos.—1948
44 ;.4"
•
at
Oct.
on
sale
the
previously
ment.
(net)
44> lV4;
int.
Net
Missouri Power & Light Co.—Hearing on Financing—
.
which it proposes to
par)
stockholders.
common
stock
the
scription
—
•
and sell
totaled
of
made idle by the walkout.
about three days before the long idle equipment was in con¬
permit full scale operations.—V. 170, p. 1398.
'
•'4
4-
to
44...; 4" 4' '4'^4;v4;V.4
44
programs of subsidiary
of
Holding
pany's
As
to
Commission
exemption
each ten shares
for
construction
1949—Month—1948
revenue.:.—:
income
on
were
took
dition
striking brotherhoods.
the
.
-u"'
i
oper;
- i?;*f
Other
According to an estimate, approximately $36,000,000 in
and $1,400,000 in wages was lost during the strike
■
Net
Gross
settlement
for
and
i.
44,
,
tinder the Railway Labor Act.
workers
to
share
1601.
p.
$2,936,488
taxes—
2,578,363
•ijv.i
revenues
exps.
■
was over
that griev¬
understood
was
be
enue
It
l
•'
Other
old
44-day
new
New Orleans Public Service Inc.—Earnings-
170, p. 1193.
The
one
$1,688,251
$2,380,641
$130,920
applied
170,
period End. Aug. 31—
Balance
-V.
$129,871
stock for the period
applic, to pfd.
company proposes to issue and sell an
stock ($1 par). The offering is
common
held.
income—1—
Net
of
competitive bidding, with stockholders being given prior
companies.—V.
Divs.
shares
subscription rights at the rate of
deducts,
other
and
669,508
sale
for
The
previously reported, the
additional
to be
Int.
(no
'
proposal./ "
Other
Oct. 24 filed its registration statement with SEC cover¬
on
ing 1,584,238 shares of its common stock
upon
bidding.
Ohio
Public
v
Volume 170
THE
■'?7
(The) Ohio Rubber Co.—Reorganizes—"
;
The
••
Number 4851
directors
of
board
new
The Ohio
for
Rubber
Co.
C.
of
The .present management group purchased a substantial
amount of the securities of the new company.
The new board of direc¬
tors announced that there would be no change In the business or
Ernst.
policies of
the company.
The company
has three plants. The home plant located in Willoughby,
Ohio, covers approximately 600,000 square feet of floor space. It em¬
ploys between 1,400 and 1,500 people. Two other plants at Long Beach,
Versi-bond,
matic
from
Net
ry.
of
rubber to metal products; rubber for agricultural
parts for the toy industry are the principal products.
thousand other specifications of miscellaneous
and
The company has several
products
which
Members
been
have
the
of
manufactured
board
new
of
directors
are
follows:
as
Howard
B.
(of The Pitoairn Co., Philadelphia, Pa.), James E. McMullen (of
New York, N. Y.), Gen. Hermon P. Safford (of The
Rubber Co.), Charles Saltzman (of New York, N. Y.), Franklin
Smith
Moore
&
(of The Ohio
&
Rubber
Co., St. Louis,
Mo.),
Co., Ohio), Robert B. Smith
(of Smith,
and Frederick K. Trask, Jr.
Trask).
The
(of Payson
•
following officers
dent; Gen. Hermon
reelected;
were
Gross
ry."
—V.
170,
in
told.
S.
&
Controller;
C.
A.
A.
Edgell, Assistant Controller; J. H. Winchester, Assistant
tary; and L. E. Budnick, Assistant Treasurer.—V. 170, p. 1301.
Oklahoma
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Net
from
$98,206
$65,472
38,301
16,938
revenues-
$2,720,567
expenses.
2,644,656
2,839
801,485
595,830
686,156
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
ry.
Other
SEC
326,959
186,663
202,895
73,111
170, p.
has
100,937
46,627
35,576
1301.
granted
change to delist, the
The company
tributions have
Inc.,
(2)
an
Inc.—Delisting—r
for
each
share
Old
of
liquidating
Two
been
of
Ex¬
General
Poindexter
stock
certificates remained outstanding in the
<m Dec. 12, 1948.—V. 170, p. 597.
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Blister produced
3,424
32,254
$5,979,857
226,764
452,641
2,497,968
3,643,815
—V, 170,
15,
of
New
NOTE—Conversion
N.
the
1958,
for
redemption
169, p.
Portland General Electric
Period End. Aug. 31—
Gross
oper.
2948
1947
"3,708
—V.
on
increase
$0.33
will
two-for-one
a
the
in
7
consider
basis.
authorized
$0.63
£1
through
G.
Chairman
Maguire,
has
company
no
outstanding
1,061,725
998,967
1,040,806
and
the
$1.45
$1.95
$2.12
They will be
stock
ry.
Hampshire—Earnings-
1949—Month—1948
$1,248,096
extra
was
of
each
paid
of
Board,
the
Dct.
on
plans concerning the stock that
declarod
this
at
Hugoton
Panhandle
time
Production
dividend
extra
an
last
Co.
On
year.
stock
of
June
issued
was
share-held.—V.
common
Period End.
170, p.
inc.
$161,944
$2,833,388
$5,664,839
Oper. expenses <fc taxesNet
oper.
Other
25
stated
15,851
4,325
1,210
11,488
—
$243,784
$160,734
$2,821,900
cents
25
$2,314,822
60,145
div.
59,850
802,989
Net
1949,
23,
as
on
the
25.
No
one-half
dividend
a
on
$2,018,911
—V.
28,560
28,560
341,700
341,700
$72,324
$1,677,211
$1,324,827
$0.16
$0.08
$1.78
$1.41
V.
2,262
$855,985
276,943
334,056
$694,733
:
51,905,820
93,190
93,744
4,485,999
$521,929
$9,031,794
$7,550,077
2,240,227
1,980,000
Balance
$6,791,567
$5,570,077
—V., 170, p. 1602..
Perron Gold Mines, Ltd.—Production Lower—
Production for
22,630
tons
the quarter ended Sept. 30 amounted
milled.
This
with
compares
production
26,981 tons milled the previous quarter.—V.
electric ouput
ended
Oct.
5,941,000
V.
170,
22,
to
of
$163,535 from
$170,470
from
or
amounted
4 %,
from
1602..
p.
Philip
to
the
143,752,000
corresponding
kwh.,
a
week
of
decrease
last
of
year.—
1949—Month—1948
1,682,296
&
Co.,
Ltd., Inc.—Sales and
Earnings
Higher1949—3 Mos.—1948
Sept. 30—
$
Domestic
Export
sales
sales
Net
oper,
inc.
Interest
Earns,
net
per
com.
To Redeem
The
directors
all
next,
of
65,046,512
income—
the
$
1,604,915
21,931,570
$541,420
Prior
21,142
Cr39,733
184,021
2,208,364
2,042,036
107,788.804
3,368,942
3,677,681
60,778,770 128,457,106
111,466,485
4,097,714
8,012,610
5,801,258
$2.06
$1.95
$3.81
of
give
Oct.
26
voted
to
call
for
redemption
on
Dec.
15,
18,955
machine
Series
that
tickets
accurately
at
speeds
counts
up
to
anything
1,000 per
from
dollar
minute has
bills
been
a
26,
24,709
2,382,416
-v
687,500
stock
from
$3,492,613
former
investment
received
commercial
SEC
banks
submitted
week
of
Nov.
RCA
"a
reasonable
Model
TIC
"custom"
"Tickometer,"
il
type
made
machine
is
a
general
purpose
counting
is
a
production
in
limited
amusement
to
intro¬
and
development
quantities
companies.
marking
machine
widespread application in business and finance.—V. 170, ,p. 1602.
158,
,'T",
.
p.. 1383.
7
7
j;
■*"
-
<
V
1
proposes to offer stockholders, rights
of common stock for each seven held.
expected
early
in
December,
subject
P. S. Commission and the SEC.
v..-.
subscribe
to
of
Issuance
clearance
to
by, .the
The price will be set later.*--
7;v;-
•
1*4
■'•,
\
r
if
■■
30-i~
&
Mos.^1948'
1949—Month—1948
1949—9
$10,494,965 $10,149,326
Struc.
$83,045,663
$88,172,980
13,443,723
14.047,249
13,976,032
3,828,426
33,188,289
37,295,692
684,567
6,140,368
6,245,930
ry.
..
Toal
in
subsidiary,
which
$7,315,344
$7,686,143 $67,950,837 $70,966,377
-
-1,614,121
!
i
1,303,961
585,199
8,817,593
493,832
-
_______
income
$1,666,317
avail,
7,063,669
64,293
52,196
.y..' - \
$1,368,254
$7,648,868
$9,311,476
8,780
46,832
65,204
4,420
<
fixed
for
charges
$1,661,898
$1,359,475
$7,602,037
$9,246,273
charges
297,339
266,535
2,568,229
2,284,508
204,902
205,591
1,844,997
1,855,290
$1,159,656
$887,348
$3,188,810
$5,1V6,474
Balance
Coast
during
'
♦Contingent charges 5,
$3,777,419
North
sold
was
678,801
<
income™
oper.
income
Fixed
1948,
♦Interest and
sinking funds.—V. 170,
O
1402.
p.
authorization
its
on
2J/2%
unsecured
September—.
Loans-—
borrow
to
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
notes
14
be
to
the Federal
corporation
the
television
postponed for
a
Oct.
20
period
opportunity" for field
of
.
that
months
testing its
10,
phase
contains
of
Gross
testing,
engineering
good
testing
to refine
or
the
should
be
apparatus and
subjected
to
techniques.
♦lg^SS
32,890
from
»8,o96
3,045,083
2,685,693
771.685
495,667
241,453
170,
130,353
The
RCA
petition
reminded
scheduled
now
to
be
the
FCC
held
that
to
12 Months Ended
provide
3,339,189
3,568,845
900,150
971,100
262,427
355,285
.
1338.
p.
second
phase
Works—Earnings—
Aug. 31—
Operating revenue
Operating
1949
depreciation and taxes—_
Interest
before
and
comparative
967,835
$137,158
"IC
deductions
"*
4,648
.
1__"_.$528,351
deductions——
other
$1,404,992
1,090,809
$523,703
Nonoperating* income
Balance
1948
$1,614,512
;
expenses,
Operating income
Net
income
Dividends
—
(net)
112,024
100,123
$416,327
J 43,271
$341,296
$373,056
r
stock__*
preferred
on
Balance available for
common
—V.
demon¬
the week of Nov. 14 only
to be conducted by RCA, the proponent of one
color
television
system, by
the Columbia Broadcasting System,
the
proponent of a different type of color television system, and Allen
B. DuMont Laboratories, Inc., which offers no color television
system,
170,
during
p.
1087,
•
—
stock
—
$305,6u9
35 S27
1
'•'*'-••••' *)-■
(t
Scott Paper Co.—Pays
A
-
"•
'
.
.<vy,v
demonstrations
.4,261
..
$411,418
of
"The
the
30,327
'■
posed."
strations
$276,970
92,794
.
San Jose Water
com¬
for the
new
a
1946
:
$339,417
50,768
25,147
railway.—^
Net from railway
*.•
Net ry. oper. income—
unique developments that are in the initial
"shake-down" period, and in accordance with
practice
the
1947
.
$324,927
103.019
income
oper.
1948
$310449
From January 1—
and
new
1949 ,,;
.
Ry.—Earniags^.
Commission
by the FCC
two
ry.
/•-
.
,
.
railway
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
requested
scheduled
from
Net
maturing
Compara¬
Communications
on
demonstrations
from
Gross
Net
$1,560,000
all-electronic
and
completely compatible color television system "to the point where
such a comparative demonstration would be meaningful."
It was pointed out that the.. RCA color television
system, announced
to the public on Aug. 25 and first demonstrated before the FCC on
Inc.,
the
Wage Bonus-^
"*
v"
^' ; 1
•
Dividend" of an extra full week's pay for each of its
4,000 employees was announced on Oct. 20 by this company at cere¬
"Quality
monies
commemorating the
ing.—V.
of
third television system.
If the comparative demonstrations are to serve the
purpose for which
they are intended, said RCA, one comparative demonstration by all
three parties proposing competing color television systems should be
proponent
held at the
The
scope
same
a
time and
Government of
to
170,
1402.
p.
70th anniversary
v..
of
the
company's
found¬
-
.
o
Shippers' Car Line Corp.—Woodruff Resigns—
under
At
as
carry
on
the
conditions.-
same
:
•
1
-
:
meeting held Oct.
a
Charles
in
the
Sierra Pacific Power
an RCA electron micro¬
development of the country's
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
for
The
with
-
1943
V
1947
1946
$8,132,243
$11,449,139
$9,440,135
1,609,041
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
170, p.
649,319
838,674
96,060,445
85,002,177
j
Woodruff
accepted,
to
mem¬
19,205,858
11,904,216
10,402,820
8,861,251
4,903,920
Co.—Earnings—
$338,459
289,375
.
1
v u
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$4,228,345
3,381,548
262,580
•
-
$3,793,320
22,966,223
$80,332
$75,879
$846,797
1,468
10,419
5,956
$857,216
$833,053
(net)
income
$80,142
$77,347-
$827,096
74,376,573
20,805,920
6,878,818
income
1302.
C.
was
elected
Drl90
income.
oper.
Inoome
-
Net
deductions
income
Preferred
railway
railway
of Graham
committee
1,858,550
1,387,417
From January 1—
Gross
executive
$369,707
revenues
income
Gross
$8,770,101
2,703,848
763,763
14,354,444
_
income...
1,523,417
84,084,722
railway
oper.
the
1949—Month—1948
Operating exps. & taxes
Other
1949
railway
of
.
work
Reading Co.—Earnings—
from
the resignation
18,
member
J.
Hardy, Jr., presently a director, was
in the executive committee.—V. 166, p. 376.
bership
Pakistan has purchased
research
September—
and
director
a
and
natural resources, it was announced on Oct. 26
by Meade Brunet, VicePresident of the corporation and Managing Director of the RCA Inter¬
national Division.—V. 170, pp. 1639 and 1500.
from
the
above.—V.
v
Deductions from income
;
1950,
color
ry.
model
received
has
petition
a
Net
new
common
the
Washington, D. C.p
Net
earlier
Ltd.
>V;•V'.y
-
6,07^,105
2,253,958
\
,
14,574,831
$4,464,919
687,500
Radio Corp. of America—Asks FCC to Delay
tive Color Television Tests—
by this corporation, which manufactures postage meters.
An
optional imprinting device permits dating, coding, endorsing or cancel¬
an
'
1,588,321
7
and to use the proceeds for payment of a like amount
outstanding notes which mature Oct. 26, 1949.—V. 170, p. 1638.
ing while counting.
Called
for
Co.,
company
three
In
1,919,957
2,758,653
1,584,828
income
tax
applicable
thereto,, for the 12 months
31, 1948, aggregating $1,488,054 have been excluded to
better comparison of operating performance.-r-V. 170, p. 1499.
Sept.
in
5,096,243
132,759
19,672*5?4
-
Aug.
Gross
special applications, chiefly In transit and
is
of
Utility
duced
of
available
from
of
7,445
5,192,915
398,410
18,119,637
2,087,930
$l,824,c395
1.544.587
Federal
ended
..121,956
19,711,243
532,690
way
Net
$6,872,044
.
$4,180,113
..
Pakistan Order—
3.(>0% Preferred Stock—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Announces New Product—
World
$336,257
dividends
NOTE—Dividends
net
1946"
47,133
170, p. 1401.
Other
$2.69
outstanding shares of 3.60% preferred stock
(par SI001 at $103 per share and accrued dividends.
This included
5,467 shares held in the company's treasury.—V. 170, p. 303.
A
$330,757
Transportation
$1,704,512
197,520
Stores,
share
new
rights
Bal.
preference
1947
347,281
__
Operating expenses_ii
21,883,487
$6,348,744
18,985
184,131
(net)
amortization
&
1948
$1,796,867
'•
participation
$
4,314.649
share
on
i
■
revenues—..^
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,146,335 $28,280,314 $28,755,531
$533,873
revenues—
deducs,
Income
Net
1949
Other expenses
requested comparison of the various color systems with present
black-and-white television service.
The agenda does not provide for
in the comparative demonstrations by Color Television,
1949—6 Mos.—1948
•
58,736,734 125,088,164
1,671,926
i
Estimated
$
63,374,586
Total
<
"7 j;.«
170, p. 890.
17,135,412
Maint.
but has
Period End.
i
243,751
income—,!
•
include
...
Morris
"
$1,530,196
Operating
only purpose of
demonstrations, comparative or otherwise," the RCA petition stated,
"is to demonstrate to the Commission
the principles and
operating
characteristics of the color television systems which have been pro¬
168, p. 549.
of this company and its subsidiaries for the week
1949,
kwh.,
f
\,
1949—9 Mos.—1948
equipment
!
1.493,756
Transportation expenses! : 3,598,200
$2,216,169
Other
'
•
Maint. of
revenues——
Oct.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
The
•
•
Co.—Earnings—
#
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings—•
$12,712,754 $12,036,076
3,680,960
1 '
railway
Period End. Sept.
Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co.—Bank
stocks for the period—
to pfd.
v
•,
*
,
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings of System--,)
170, p. 1195.
parative
Dividends applic.
.
on
and Federal income taxes.—V.
corporation
one
$1,666,527
require..
Balance
The
$853,723 $12,619,010 $11,942,886
$971,676
income
held
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings^-
Fitzsimmons
New York
648,295
$100,884
$155,079
stock
Earn, per common share
share
per
56,420,016
12,837
Int. & oth. deducs. (net)
stockholders
1949—3 Mos.—1948
railway
oper.
The
to
the
$183,639
income
Balance
1949—12 Mos.—1948
4,537,045
$958,839
(net)
income
Gross
$0.36
_
"-A
will remain
$5,390,768 $69,039,026 $63,848,706
4,706,000
revenues—
income
'
;
of
from
See
$2,298,971
(net)
income
1086.
1949—Month—1948
Aug. 31-
revenues
.
$0.67
for
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—New Stock Issue—
$248,109
deductions
Pfd.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Operating
$1.01
$$979,182
1,137,149
Roberts Public Markets, Inc.—New Control—
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,158,378 $13,962,258 $13,126,017
996,434
11,128,870
10,827,046
999,987
Oper. exps., depr. & taxes
from
quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share
both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov.
stock,
common
1,137,238
-1.'
'
railway
Net
from
railway
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 170, p. 1302,
$2.73
Net oper. income-
split-up the
asked to author¬
regular
.share
1,137,681
$0.70
547,318
<
From Jan. 1—
Gross
170, p. 1302.
Nonoperating
from
Net
998,967
share
per
from,
Net
common
Operating revenues.
Oper. expenses & taxes-
■
directors have
'
.....
to
unissued.
The
sales
Gross
1,667,773
$13,533,317 $12,329,889 $20,021,037 $18,197,270
1,543,561
1,943,747
2,204,781
2,731,203
-
of
no.
Period End. Aug. 31—
1,620,000 shares
4,000,000 shares, of which 3,240,000 shares will be issued and out¬
It is proposed to issue the new certificates on Dec. 27 to
holders of record Dec. 15, 1949.
the
259,915
-
-
.
>, 1,526,500
$761,630
Sept. 30—
September—
1,829,135
standing.
William
1,021,545
$1,154,274
$520,000
meeting
ii,
f 1
Richmond
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1,139,153
Public Service Co. of New
in
to
that
r
$801,200
prior years.-
annual
♦After charges
•
1948.
equals $2.78
proposal
a
common
1,235,065
Period End. Sept. 30-
$724,156
1,021,056
$0.71
from
Dec.
\
<
,
1,920,744 )
,
,
194(3
$13,895,615 $13,027 738
$13,313,000 $15,741,000 $37,126,000 $43,501,009
♦Net earnings
676,832
915,686
1,821,237
2,486,719
Com.
shares outstand'g
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
Earnings per com. share
,$0.64
$0.88
$1.73
$2.40
4,868
$645,900
1,021,056
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—To Split Stock—or
next,
28,
Net
Co.—Earnings—
1949—8 Mos.—1948
revenue
income
Operating
stockholders
taxes
Period End.
Trust
Kwh. sold (in thousands)
Net
repairs for first three weeks of July,
rate
Nov.
on
sinking fund, $248,950 of first mortgage bonds, due
par and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
Co., corporate trustee, 100 Broadway, New York.
1996 and 2756.
at
York
Y.—V.
Total
English currency,
1949 and $4 in 1948 and 1947.—V. 170, p. 1309.
stock
called
1947
,
replacement of "last in-first out"
at
estimated
replacement costs
on
Sept. 30,
1949, -and
Sept. 30, 1947.
tlncludes $109,205 special credit of State
-
been
;
ture for maintenance and improvement in the fiscal
year ended June 30
last, together with dividends paid, approximated the total annual earn¬
ings of the company for that perod.—V. 170, p. 985.
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—Partial Redemption
and
$336,930
-
_
for
of
"
766,470
Rheem Manufacturing
have
5 000
share-for
a
1,137,681
share
com.
$4.50
530,985
>
provision
the
1302.
p.
;
•,
for
Reeves,
36,375
$4,004,724
—
SEC
Oct. 24, John M.
President, discussed the company's current modern zation and
improvement program, stressing the importance of maintaining the
mills in prime operating condition.
He pointed out that an expendi¬
1,644,316
$737,476
,1948
♦1,332,185
taxes
...
per
franchise
$7,660,548
1,444,546
5,335
dis¬
1,021,056
;•
♦Smelter shut down
an
$5,481,524
189,870
$260,907
Gross
4,468
depict. & taxes
outstanding
Profit per share
profit
inventory
$550,00 on
hands of 99 stockholders
1949
tons)
(long
Profit after deprec.,
ize
$930,770
35,928
taxes.
inc.
shares outstanding
♦After
161,429
income
inc.
1949.
/
—
state
Earnings
$7,499,119
289,493
-
charges
O'okiep Copper Co., Lid.—Earnings—
Bhares
$5,192,031
$302,170
-
Bottlers,
common,
all cf the bulk whiskey owned by the company,
warehouse receipts for such whiskey having been issued in exchange
for $4.50 per share to discharge a bank loan secured by such receipts,
and the stock certificates having been stamped to show the distri¬
bution of
the
warehouse
receipts. Only 8.131 shares of unstamped
common
14,984
Net
Fed.
taxes
&
Net
$7,265,722
Fixed
Earnings
application of the New York Curb
stock ($1 par) of the company.
substantially
The
$915,786
6,458
:
Miscellaneous deductions
shares
in the process of liquidation.
made:
(1)
Vs of a share
is
26,178,214
$978,207 v $4,264,104
the
(& Subs.) -^Earnings—
,
At
♦Incl.
Inc.
_u——$13,074,654 $14,223,992
profit before in- 1
;
Fed.
670,388 - 4,436,725
5,620,935
Cr607,967 Cr5,364,652 Cr5,854,332
$295,712
——
income
Average
common
stock,
common
$57,019
262,946
Old Poindexter Distillery,
The
423,348
-
Cr643,149
income-
oper.
income
Total
.Net
'Deficit.—V.
26,569,072
with
sales
♦Net
1949—9 Mos.—1948
3,025,696
<
$75,911
-
♦Railway tax accruals
Equip. & jt. facil. rents.
1—
from
136,930
Com.
♦8,893
726.805
Reeves Brothers,
$4,003,903 $30,833,176 $33,443,936
,
filed
was
1,786
11,997
479,229
letter of notification
a
it
to Walter J. Connolly &
Co., .Inc., Boston; at
public offering at the market price.—V. 169, p. 2647.
-come
oper.
The
8,924
railway
Net ry. oper. income...
I
365,917
1949—Month—1948
oper.
Nov.
1946
28.460
railway-—
1,248,865
239,242
-
17
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—;
Railway
operation
1947
$78,706
income
From January
Gross
1948
1949
630,920
-
:
,
Railway
Secre¬
City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
railway
oper,
V
I
270,166
v
Period End. Sept. 30—
There
September—
1,843,721
801,782
»
■;
Oct.
,11
shares (,$2.50.par) common stock, to- be sold at the prevailing market
price by Charles S. Payson, New York City; a director,
J. P. Marto &
Co., Boston, will buy this stock from Payson at $4 a share and resell
Net
Presi¬
K. Arter, Secretary; H. J. BechBourquard, Assistant Treasurer;
B.
2,396,119
1,680,006
428,866
>■
F.
Charge of Manufacturing;
Treasurer
17,191
12,176
'
Reed-Prentice Corp., Worcester, Mass.—Filing
On
>■
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings-
Safford, Executive Vice-President; C. J. Edwards,
Vice-President in Charge of Automotive Sales; R. A. Mertz, Vice-Presi¬
dent
1302.
p.
29.523
42,106
.60,876
7,405
income::.;
oper.
63,489
9,655
r
railway;..!!
railway,!--
from
1946
$168,144
•<
.
from
Net
1947
$212,233
•
Mr. Franklin G. Smith,
(1703)
,
1948
$252,712
income..:.
oper,
From Jan. 1—
Payson & Trask,
G.
CHRONICLE
"
•'
$129,338
efficiently.
Brown
Ohio
railway.—...frailway......
on
use
adhesion
ment;
machinery;
type of decorating laminate; Air King semi-pneu¬
wheel goods; industrial material handling equip¬
new
a
tires for
FINANCIAL
1949
-
,
from
Net
Calif., and Conneautville,
Pa., have approximately 100,000 square feet
©f tloor space -each.
Each plant employs between 100 and 200 people.
Rubber molded and extruded rubber parts for all types of industries;
"
September—
Gross
Net
;
,
&
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
(Delaware)
Willeughby, Ohio, met recently and reelected the former officers.. The
company formerly known as The Ohio Rubber Co. of Ohio was sold for
approximately $6,000,000 in order to clear up the estate of the late
A.
COMMERCIAL
Balance
Earnings
—V.
r
•
■
'
.
.
U\;
"
.
"
!
dividend
applic. to
per
17,174
T
2
*;
19,884
197,957
158,984
$57,463
$659,259
$674,069
requirements
common
common
170, p. 1196.
$62,969
share
stock and surplus
(226,584 shares)
-
210,000
210^000
$449,259
$464,069
$1.98
$2.6o
12
THE
(1704)
Corp.—Invitation for Offers—
Solar Manufacturing
for
Illinois
the
$525,000.
invited to make offers for all or part of the
by the offer of Sprague Electric Co., which
substantially the following; *
:
,w
of
price
,
encompassed
consists
of
(1)
Hudson
owned
North
Boulevard,
J.,
all
and
including
will,
at
located
estate
Real
N.
Bergen,
Good
' (2)
<3i
marks.
trade
and
names
property,,
personal
tangible
All
trustees
will
170,
Charles
$67 000
J.
The
Reduced—
loan
From
FOR
SEPTExMBER
AND
fixed charges and
of
No.
i.
from
ry.
—V.
1948
2,571,77o
$180,776
550,319
$164,638
550,319
shares
common
Earnings
>
_—
provision for Federal income tax.—V. 170, p.
'Includes
,
—$0.33
share—
common
per
——
12. MOS.
at
$0.30
railway
Operating
Operating
expenses
71,450,604
31, 1949
"Consol.
29,196,958
23,532,363
and
and
Income
Other
—
and
company
its
subsidiary,
Securities
Edison
interest.
the
of
City
Payment
New York,
of
Southern Colorado Power
Eiec.
oper.
oper.
Elec.
deducts.
rev.
net
1,751,218
income
$732,369
oper.
On
of
Transportation dept. net
operating Income
170,
2,643,475.
$1,121,559
Net
I
present
-
1948
6,112,447
13,469,654
$5,228,317
5,451,987
1,159,534
,.$4,666,780
1,555,399
ITEMS
SHEET
3,994
Dr22,l\8
Dr11,083
Gross
Net
$680,477
$1,110,476
—V.
$1,070,779
working capital
„—
Fed.
income
taxes
Net
Income
&
State
income-
oper.
income
$773,736
$729,792
104,055
129,917
157,145
85,462
;v
.
$424,602 ?
.
340,987
336,740
:>
$459,617
$510,064
deductions
Net
220,860
% 220,300
;
.
$355,562
$643,819
$572,647
>
of
to
SEPT. 30, 1949
Company Company &
Only
Subsidiaries
in
liability.
time
of
The
reduction
book
reduction
earned
time
net
abandonment
■estimated
to
estimated
an
surplus.
value
' "
L
1948
the
income
of
taxes
The bus system
the company ceased
$110,000
in
income
1947
tax
Cash
thereto
$149,896
27,163
1,437,664
373,917
366,124
22,786-
1949, at which
the transportation business.
127,960
120,851
for
S.
and
output
2,917,000
responding
week
'Based
Shares—
;
be
used
Alabama
order
to
Co.,
assist
be
to
stock, which is to be offered at competitive
purchase
Power
amounts
of
to
shares
of
the
common
Georgia Power Co. and Mississippi
in financing Iheir construction
them
invested
stock
common
additional
in
each
and
they
which
will
amendment.
■.
.
number
the
of
Power
Co.,
foreign
additional
issue
are
to be
--;/%
is
anticipated
tional
that
$53,000,000
the cash
of
this
program
securities
generated within
the
before
CONSOLIDATED
Period End. Sept. 30—
will
require
the
end
system.INCOME
of
the
sale
1S51
of
over
Gross
revenue
10,853,403
4,674,600
___
'
1,012,250
General
Federal
taxes
income
986,047
income
Int.
on
of
taxes..j
sealed
■.
of
•
$1,444,033
of
debt
premium and
Other
of
The
stock
the
Office
Divs.
on
pfd.
subsidiaries
Net
—V.
per
170,
share
1,754,913
2,543,989
The
2,543,989
U2.070.959
9,140,050
1,859,212
27,074,533
640,487
8,437,383
7,570,378.'
Cr5,477
Cr4,959
Cr65,330
Cr54.166
43,298
Cr345,998
19,601
341,223
341,223
4,094,675
4,094,675
839,163
p.
21,834,910
14,953,803
10,204,422
$1.24
$0.85
1402.
12,020,000 shares
payable
been
—
Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
awarded
& Co. Inc. and associates were
Oct. 25 $15,780,000 2V8% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, Series CC, due $1,052,000 annually Nov. 1, 1950
to 1964, inclusive.
The certificates, issued under the
Philadelphia plan, were reoffered, subject to ICC author¬
ization, at prices to yield from 1.20% to 2.50%, accord¬
ing
to
maturity.
Associated in
1,
On
for
or
at
1949.
Dec.
was
each
170,
outstanding,
offering were: R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Equitable
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Equitable
Securities Corp.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co.
(Inc.); Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
3eane; F, S. Moseley & Co.; Otis & Co.; Phelps, Fenn &
SHEET,
to
SEPT.
30
1948
192,177,366
165,355,050
10,150,376
.i—
2,164,105
16,294
—
•
—
employees
—
—
——
—
23,324
70,538
....
1
stock
(4,600,000 shs.
surplus
263,240
^
'"T
*
.
"
-
^
quarterly
a
dividend of
issued
States
him
of
and
of
America
outstanding
capital
2,642,321
2,211,254
3,634,725
2,378,983
1,761,153
— —
accrued.
;
taxes
94,035
294,749
704,314
732,700
8,788,055
3,879,347
216,463,502
171,548,110
credits
depreciation, etc.
and contingent liabilities
-
Total
-V.
1
Texas Electric Service Co^—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1949—Month—1948
Operating revenues
Oper. exps. and taxes-
inviting
oper.
Other
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,077,487
$1,880,231
$21,448,512
$19.022,'832
1.458,931
1,325,870
15,938,288
14,341,237
$618,556
$554,361
$5,510,224
$4,681,595
2,183
3,436
24,860
28,794:
$620,739
$557,797
$5,535,084
$4,710,389
revenues
income
entirety,
an
shares'
575
stock
Gross
the
of
income
Int. & oth. deducts, (net)
by the Attorney General as a result of
Order dated Jan. 20, 1948, pursuant to
Enemy Act.
All bids must be received at the.
Department
(EST),
Dec.
of
Justice,
120
96,838
170, p. 1235.
115,524
98,791
1,296,271
919,247
$505,215
$455,006
$4,238,813
$3,791,142
held
is
799,545
159,066
^
—
cents
40
is
5,330,505
123,938,750
interest
for
30,325,000
12,238,532
Commitments
Net
public sale, as
corporation.
The
30,325,000
1,143,754
2,139,236
payable
taxes
par)
no
...
debt—
r
also was paid.
at
the
164,437
216,463,502 171,548,110
154,393,750
...
accrued
Reserve
after
$35.
p.
Vesting
the
compared
1949
and " supplies.
Deferred
Broadway,
income
Net
Pfd.
stock
_
dividend
requiremenets
for
period
375,678
375,678
$3,863,135
$3,415,464
New
9.
Balance
Oct.
on
about
the
25
Dec.
rate
1
of
voted
the
on
$1
per
omit
to
stock.
common,
share
each
dividend
the
ordinarily
Distributions
ouarter
to
and
170, p. 928.
15,
last
year,
followed
nine
shares
extra
an
Dec.
on
21
$1
of
share
per
Pericd End. Aug. 31—
168,
paid in cash,
additional share
Net
2330.
p.
Sunray Oil Corp.—Secondary Offering—Subscriptions
a secondary
offering by Eastman, Dillon & Co. Oct. 26
of 70,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$11 Vg per
share,
totaled
shares
offered.
better
than
The
shares
three
times
which
the
number
sold
were
the
active
Petroleums
in
the
The
concern.
has
its
productive
province—V,
170,
stock
was
headquarters
Redwater
and
valued
'
at
at
$1.50
Calgary,
Peace
stock
170,
The
loans
and
share.
a
Alberta, and
developments
River
to
Board
of
Chairman
25
to
the
of
President
American
Department
of
of
Heyden
J
Potash
Justice
Susquehanna Mills, Inc., common
This stock was acquired by the
&
the
Chemical
high bid
Corp.
Corp.,
for
is
>-
and
submitted-.
11,422
shades
46,715
54,263
$6,212,136
$5,670,025
141,206
143,736
1,710,124
1,567,854:
$438,289
$4,502,012
$4,102,174
requirements for the period
865,050
865 05G
(not
as
has
time
to
Power
applied
time
&
and
earlier,
be
may
to
Co.,
however,
than
common
and
the
than
The
to
proceeds
time, to enable such companies
one
January,
Aug.
of
*
31,
1950)
to
are
long-term
1950.
in
borrowings
later
such
the
Utilities
two
therefore
common
stock
treasury funds.
The
SEC
has
upon
given
interested
persons
the present proposals.—V.
additional
such
time
amounts
be repaid when the sub¬
public financings,
but
ir
Texas
investments
its
makt
to
of
advances
bank
authorization
expenditures.
their
stock
make
for
treasury funds available for
borrow from
banks from time to
to
completed
later
any
$4,000,000
proposes
SEC
subsidiaries, Texas Electric Service Co
in amounts not to exceed $8,000,00C
construction
has
the
to
its
Light
required.
have
event
from
cash
Utilities
sidiaries
hearing
stock.
7,507
$582,025
1438.
their
advances,
future,
Chemical
16,243,145
$5,615,765
2,100
$7,000,000, respectively, at
meet
Texas
in
.
$6,165,421
$504,373
company
from
additional
Armour,
$574,518
$645,579
dividend
p.
Texas
and
Shrs.
Susquehanna Mills, Inc.—Bid for Stock—
R.
$643,479
inett—
$21,858,910
Texas Utilities Co.—To Make Loans to
Subsidiaries—
total
no
Bernard
17,029,701
income
Pfd.
indi¬
794.
p.
$23,195,122
1,458,832
income
—V,
corporation Oct. 26 exercised its option to buy 300,000 shares of
Pacific Petroleums, Ltd., and obtain almost 20%
interest in
Pacific
that
of
in
Canadian
$2,033,350
1,527,920
Int. & oth. deducts, (net)
Net
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,171,399
revenues
income
Gross
represent
firm
portion of the common held by the investment
and its partners. Partners of the firm still retain a
of 78,000 shares of Sunray common stock in their
vidual holdings.
Exercises Option—Purchases Pacific Petroleum
a
stock
oper.
Other
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
Operating revenues
Oper. rev. deductions
was
by the payment of one
held.—V.
Texas Power & Light
4
had
including
,
to
Oct.
the
on
made
Sept.
The
Southern Pacific Co.
stock
common
United
from
stock
Property,
p.m.
directors
10,168,514
1,382,214
on
with
Alien
share,
per
earnings amounted
$4,347,656, or 95c per
Stonega Coke & Coal Co., Inc.—Omits Dividend—
1948
of
income
Earnings
of
$0.80
1949,
,
payable Dec. 10 to nolders of record
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share
the
of
the
under
$5,330,505
! $1.12
$0.30
payrolls
Other, current liabilities
-V.
1949—12 Mos
19,811
stock
Trading
York, by 3:30
disc.,
expense
$0.70
extra of 25 cents per share
purchase
100%
action
$5,330,505 $12,238,532
ending Sept. 30,
—
Accrued
stock,
capital
company.
addi¬
debt
deductions
of
constitute
above
722,740
long-term
of
declared
an
General
the
for
shares
1,670,329
$0.39
period
$1.50
or
long-term
Other
$1,291,214
$0.80
K
with a
1G49, when
Attorney
vesting
an
(12,028,226
2,494,043
10,
bids
575
and
2,460,511
subsidiaries
Amortiz.
211,999
)
—
24
This compares
7,103,472
80,736
Federal
883,701
i—-•
i
the common
on
3,950,141
659,718
Steiner Paper Corp.—Sale of Stock—
by
10,143,622 122,869,680 115,152,360
5,428,549
57.32J3.677
60,873,359
888,950
11,825,297
10,591,537
211,999
1948
$2,174,916
taxes—
—
shares
s
Oct.
10,468,775
$12,238,532
months'
and
Accounts
170, p. 794.
which
...
Gross income
15.
Sept.
shares
Amortiz. of plant acquis,
Adjustments
w
on
3,024,223
$3,660,176
1,399,992
ACCOUNT
1949—Month—1948
_
share
—V.
$
Operating expenses
Depreciation
directors
Nov.
in
'■
-v
r
3.301,412
LIABILITIES—
of
V
,
Th
The
furnished
1,514,694
-
The
programs.
the
on
•
on
bidding,
stocks
According to Southern, total construction expenditures of its oper¬
ating subsidiaries for the years 1949-1951 are estimated at $168,200,000.
It
'
per
The company has applied to the SEC for authoiization to issue and
an additional 1,500,000
shares of common stock ($5 par). Proceeds
will
12
Materials
Standard Steel Spring Co.—Larger Distribution—
sell
the saie of the
i
■ft
Southern Co.—To Sell 1,500,000
of
,
995,869
$1,380,364 "• $5,135,060
1,053,886
Others''--———!?—w
107,499.
1949
providing for preferred dividends.—V.
,
$6,684,399
7,209,361
Total
$2,430,080
Net profit
•Earnings per common share—
of this company for the week ended Oct. 19, 1949,
kwh., as compared with 3,601,000 kwh., for the cor¬
last year, a decrease of 19,0%.—V. 170, p. 1639.
$8,436,472
—
Total
charges
U.
264,872
$2,376,233
$1,769,757
share—
per
Earned
——————
Electfic
deducts...
Accrued
Weekly Output Decrease—
totaled
$2,823,643
-
248,062
'
—
,
Provision
% V -93,851:
111,936
Deferred debits
—1,649,040
Capital stock expense..———
164,437
1,152*366
249>203
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—
after
$6,419,527
102,288
Prepayments
Squibb & Sons—Earnings—
income
890,182
2,080,000
2,766,953
.50,884
15,719
1.574,116
1,268,883
-2,550,000
3,514,388
19,568
? 50,744
,
$149,720
45,263
18,693
508,511
3,326,720
'
$2,282,382" $8,188;410
$2,721,355
—
period—
the
Officers
.1946
1,520,543
"251,905
32,073
i
785,000
\
•
deposits
Accounts receivable:
•
Net
credited
was
was sold in March,
to be engaged in
income.
Customers
66,371
3,633,081
724,030
3,765,797
•
Special
.
42,402
5.421,397
$
$3,812,331
1S47
$206,757
224,389
851,000
Property, plant and equipment, at cost
Special deposit with trustee-—
9,551,411
-.
(Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries ift the Western Hemisphere)
street
attributable
390,412
taxes..
BALANCE
.
$176,136
8,173,449
233,656
ASSETS-
1
1949
•x
1,129,151
13.363,742
$3,375,388
-
7,853,457"
Fed-
than
$6,908,027,
$59,741,688 $84,404,665
9,035,312
5,659,924
-
1,472,484
289.570
1,247,181
'
$32,524,026 $22,279,418
surplus at end
Common
railway property at the
charged to earned surplus, and the $110,000
was
in
of
$2.13
share, in the period ended Sept, 30, 1948.
car
resulted
$2.50
;
1949—9 Mos.—1948
1,962,548
—
income..
For
3.05
170, p. 1639.
(E. R.)
64,670
$1,276,640
Corp.— Earnings—
2,430,548
.income
$2.76
„
of the transportation department from street
operation to bus operation was completed in December, 1947.
This
change involved the abandonment of the street railway property and
shares)-
$8,089,610
2,331,204
Earned
.
NOTE—The conversion
(598,441.36
1949—3 Mos.—1948
surplus at be¬
ginning oi period
AT
„
-
September—
Gross from railway
Net from railway.
Net ry.-oper. income—From January 1—
'•
Gross from railway—
Net from failway.—
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 170, p. 1338.
317,482
$1,494,322
Earned
1,409,212
3-00
—
:
16,962
$96,579
$10,261,270
;
income
Net
$4,292,453.
.
$3.00
——
———
—
83,513
$1,341,310
?
income.—
Total
Z>rl0,345
$736,364
1
liabilities
share
income.:
Earned
capitalization
—
outstanding at end of each period
assets
28,428
$1,811,804
:
...
revenues—
other
Other
1,676,808
__
plant and property
$9,001,907
i
6,343,588
—.
BALANCE
28,592
$141,290
purchaser
eral
$6,320,266
shares—
OF
8,393
$113,540
—
common
Federal Income
'
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
for
1,695
$169,882
1235.
oper.
Taxes,
'
Prov.
$1,257,797
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total
Place,
/■
7,834,473
:
Current
$1,081,124
income.;
oper.
$1,783,376
Texas Eastern Transmission
16,785,355
deductions—
—
Current
2,331,236
,
___
Net
7,744,110
$105,147
—
per
p.
Operating
—
common
1949—12 Mos.—1943
$168,187
$30,940,094 $24,810,418
-
—
other
On shares
1949—12 Mos.—1948 V
$3,765,034
$3,412,361
$703,195
'
.
7,893,476
'
1,591,691
*
.
$9,676,851
Operaticn
'
1949/
.
.
Co.—Earnings—
1949—8 Mos.—1948
$2,294,886
$2,483,588
revenues.,
794.
p.
641,662
deductions
170,
Gas
Exchange
account
—
SUMMARY
Period End. Aug; 31—
43
trustee,
'
Electric
and general
income taxes.
$746,809
(net)
Maintenance
.
revenues
income
-Number
1639.
p.
selling
Federal
613,848
Depreciation
next,
'
income
Net
6,106,005
Co.—V.
all
and
$782,034
income
$300,000 of
1,
Dec.
on
Y,-
N.
Interest and
$16,753,753 $17,394,342
——
plant,
1949—Montn—1948
income
Earnings
Earned per share:
—..i.——
income
'The
6,123,883
————
of
franchise
reserves,
income.
oper.
bonds, 3% - series due 1968,
will be made at The Chase
operating costs, depreciation and taxes—
Gross
$22,877,636 $23,400,348
—
.
deductions
Net
$20,920,772 $20,930,378
1,956,865
2,469,970
—-
(net)
Gross income
Total
Net
78,029,574
——
for
$724,842
■
taxes-
and
income
Income
1
accrued
Bank
York,
Operating
178,024,278
taxes
$0.72
depreciation
for
revenues
exps.
Gross
17,722,026
Gas purchase costs
$98,959,952
income —
1,012,984
$0.59
Period End. Aug. 31-
Oper.
32,108,364
20,361,238
Operating income
operating
1,012,984
$0.24
' i
1537.
p.
100.76
New
-—,,———!——-— $98,945,050
revenues
Other
MONTHS
74,773.098
12 Months Ended Sept. 30-r—
Company
Net
NINE
60.632,899
income
oper.
170,
National
1196.
ENDED .AUG.
1,012,984
50.13
341.657,017 306,034.877 288,470,044
313,398.402
company has called for redemption
first mortgage pipe line sinking fund
its
Southern California Edison Co.—Earnings—
FOR THE
1,012,984
share—
provision
—V.
railway
consolidated; income
EARNINGS STATEMENT
cutstdg.—
com.
Operating
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
2,531,847
taxes—~
J—
.1
1949—9 Mos.—1943
$600,741
provision
Utility
FIRST
The
Net income
1640.
p.
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
=———v
incl.
.♦Expepses,
amendment
an
$247,254
(■Including scrip for fractional shares.—V. 170,
First
January 1—
from
Net
1949
1949—3 Mos.—1943
,
Co,—Earnings-
revenues
The
September—
1949
1948
1947
1946
Gross from railway— $37,315,757 $40,266,281 $35,329,084 $32,586,128
Net from railway-—
10,182.355
9,536,115
7,092,473
4.237,454
Net ry. oper. income—
4,185,621
3,856,873
2,198,725
1,717,781
Gross
South Jersey Gas
viz.:
'After
Other
on
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30-
sale,
on
$136,377
expenses,
of
cost
eight lightweight passenger train cars.
Net
Gros3
the
at
interest
will
be
issued to
provide for the following new
railroad equipment, estimated to cost not less than
Diesel electric locomotives,- 760 gondola cars, 650 flat
EARNINGS
1333.
p.
and
cars
1,
$1,000,000
a
received
were
net
a
certificates
standard-gauge
$23,670,000: 41
instalment notes payable, has been
paid to the Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
The
12-year loan from Prudential to the company
for expansion
purposes was made on Nov. 1, 1947, and the current payment reduces
the
total
amount
outstanding to $366,000, Mr. Soss
said.—V. 170,
under
tion
99.131,
Corp., 99.09. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, 99.006, both fox;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers (Jointly),
99.6789 for 2 Vis.
-
President, on Oct. 26 announced that the sum of
1949, and representing the current years obliga¬
Soss,
Nov.
due
bids
of
2,/6s;
.
Soss Manufacturing Co.—Principal of Loan
other
Four
bid
a
on
voting
Boston
the offer of Sprague Electric Co.
793.
p.
awarded
was
consider
class of preferred stock.—V. 170,
misc.
and
per
2.247%.
District of New Jersey..< At such plan hearings, the
consider higher or better offers with respect to all or
Court,
—V.
profit
income
shares
issue
will
18
a
Period End. Sept. 30—
•Oper.
tCom.
The
Nov.
on
authorizing
Symington-Gould Corp.—Earnings-
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; and F. S. Yantis
Co., Inc.
V
0'%-'*•' \vT-
&
estate
the corporation or its subsidiaries,
Hearings with respect trf the plan, of reorganization will commence
nn Nov. 15
1949 at 10:30 a.m. before one of the Judges of the U. b.
•part of the property encompassed by
charter
Earns,
by
District
stockholders
the
Milwaukee
a»l
1445
real
other
to
Peck; Clayton Securities Corp.; Julien Collins &" Co.; The
.
trade
Sutherland Paper Co.—To Create Preferred Stock—
The
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.,
Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Hayden,
Miller & Co.; 'Hirsch & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
Co.; Swiss American Corp.; William Blair & Co.; Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Adams &
Interested persons are
property
Monday, October 31, 1949
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co.; The
respect of the above cor¬
poration, incorporating an offer of Sprague Electric Co. to purchase
the income producing assets of the corporation and
its subsidiaries
plan of reorganization has been filed in
A
COMMERCIAL; & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
until
170, p.
also
proposes
subsidiaries
which
will
financing
Nov.
7
to
be
and
in
the
repaid
from
request
£
12.
Attorney General under the Trading
with
the
share.
Enemy Act.
Mr.
Armour
bid
$45,116
for
the
stock,
or
$3.95
second highest bid,
$43,175, was entered by Carl H.
Chicago, 111.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. of New York
City offered the third highest bid, $40,319.
a
Borak,
Ten
The
other
days within
p.
(John R.)
1438.
bids
which
were
it
made
may
for
accept
the
or
stock.r
reject
The
the
government
highest
has. 10
bid.—V.
170,
Thompson Co.—Omits Dividend—
The directors on Oct.
of
at
1949,
this
time-
21 omitted
Prcm
the company paid
15 cents per share was
10
action on
Aug.
16,
cents
per
a
1948,. to
share
dvidenci usuallj
including Aug. 15
common
and
each
quarter.
Previously
disbursed every three months.—V.
170, p. 12,
(Continued
on
page
49)
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Volume
170
Number 4851
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COMMERCIAL
Stock Record
a
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1705)
New York Stock
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Exchange
DMLl RANGE Of PACES
WHKLT VOLUME OF TRADING
KUffll HAWK Of Silt PRICES
FOR EVERY USTEO ISSUE
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1948
:
Lowest
Range
t per share
8 per share
Dec
2%
100
Dec
Jun
70
May
6%
Jan
1
18
14%
Feb
35
Dec
27y«
Dec
7y8
23% May
46% Jan
Feb
14
May
2
% Jun
Oct
16
28
*17% Jun
35
14
99
27% May
Nov
2%
108
Nov
20
May 25
3
97% Mar
9
4% May
2% Jun
21
15
Jun
4% May
58% Oct
May
Apr 14
2% Feb 23
;
19
May
17% Jun
14
May
88
Sep
20
96
Apr
83
July
25%
Feb
.81
Mar.
Jun
6
Jun
13
May
165
Jun
16
Jan
15% Jun
14
24% Jun
15
21%
91
25% Feb 25
Jun
26%
Dec
73
Dec
98
83% Jan
Not
3ya
44
Nov
50
121
47
Allied
34
Allied Stores
96
Oct
88
3
37
Apr 29
89% Feb
7
34% Jan
3
Oct
43
8%
Oct
10
Mar
3
Sep
9
10% July 22
Nov
68
Mar
51
Jan
4
69 % Oct
28
18% Mar
29% July
20
Jun
13
25% Oct
27
68%
70
Oct
26
Feb
6% Jan
61% July
May
6
x7 % Jun
31%
Deo
103
43% May
Not
6y«
111
Sep
3
Deo
76%
163%
Feb
Oct
28%
Nov
74
30% Mar 23
Jun
96% July 11
10% Dec
6%
Nov
5% Jun
1
2% Jun 13
.
Jun
92% May
81
Jan
6
60
1
Jun
27
May
19% July
106% May
51
Aug
May
104
Jan
11
10% Jan
3
1
6
39% Feb
Jun
15
15% Feb
8
82
4*
July
22%
Jun
14
94
Jun
71% July 29
87
43
Oct
35% Feb
8
47% Oct
99
3
107% Jun
49% May
Jun
14
Jan
25% Jun
1,400
28
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
9,300
8%
*•47%
483/4
22
22%
14
19% Oct
112
•
Range Since
Highest
Lowest
tper share
Jan. 1
♦191%
17%
16%
16%
•17
30
30
30
*29%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
♦93%
94%
94%
94%
♦94%
96%
*94%
96%
31%
com
1
3%
45% Oct
3
10
59ya Sep
23
13
10%
44%
44%
44%
44%
10%
10
10%
10
67%
67%
68
68%
68
•23%
24 %
24%
♦68
6
5% Oct
11
3
47 «/4 .tan
27
*
Jun
24% Jan
5% Jan
Jan
73
Feb
5
5
23
15%
Jun
13%
Jan
19
Jun
15% Mar
Dec
28%
Jun
12% Jun
14
Co
9%
No par
com__
&
•31%
•101
Jun
73
Nov
Dec
6
•
Deo
7
1
Aug
Oct
27
15
22
13
3
4% Jun
7
July
22% Jun
13
Dec
96% Jan
4
5% Jan
3
8%
Feb
Jan
35
Dec
32
Feb
8
84
v Sep
20
Sep
Ice
1%
com
4%%
Co
6 %
Dec
169
Mar 81
6% Mar
Feb
28
Oct
23% Jan
38
Sep
46
Apr
37
46%
Feb
68
May
8
4
178
7%
Sep 14
8% Oct 13
47% Oct
American
27
Jun
17
41% Feb
3
Amer
39 % Jun
13
56% Jan
7
Am
Feb
11
34% Jan
Jun
5
41
July 26
Jan
3
150
Sep 14
14
142
35% May
Jan
130
161
Oct
25
preferred
100
American, Safety
'
Razor
Seating
5
Co
No par
7%
6%
Snuff Co
25
com
preferred
Jun
19% Jun
Jan
7
American
Steel
27
Apr
21% Jan
6
29% Oct
27
American
Stores
Dec
24%
Jan
7% Jun
17
12% Jan
13
American Stove Co
34 %
Feb
31% Feb
25
40% Oct
27
American Sugar Refg common
10
126% Jan
17
Oct
Feb
115%
Nov
6%
Dec
*33%
Nov
Dec
90
76% Mar
41
May
131% July
20% May
120
168%
138
18
American
a
American
Tel
23
American
Tobacco
60% Jan
3
74% Sep
3
151% Sep
13
49% May 10
Xll7% Apr 18
6% Jan
3f
64% Oct
28
Jun
104
Jun
112% July
8% Jun
21% Jun
79
Sep
6
29
59% Jun
2
4% Jun
6
May
67
Feb
26
135 :•/ Jan
48% Jun
1
Aug 25
8% Mar 30
38% Feb
17
6% Jan
7
41 % May
25% Jun
14
Feb
45%
Jun
22% Jun
14
35% Jan
8
38%
Jan
25% Jan
3
36% Sep
14
98
Sep
Jun
99% Mar 29
60%
Jun
48 % Jun
20
36 Vb
Jun
15% Jun
13
Feb
8
Mar
i
Dec
(4
Nov
For
14
Apr
6% May
34% Jun
footnotes
see
page
106
55% Jan
27
26 y2 Oct
5
8% July
2% Aug
4
10% Aug 15
4y« Jan
5
26% May
2
39
24
7
Oct
20
Smelt
Anaconda
Wire
&
Anchor Hock Glass
Cable
$4 preferred
Anderson,
8%
45
Andes
P W
46%
*38 %
23%
•105
105
Clayton
Copper
8c
Co
Oil
Corp
Mining
Products
Co
Inc
Archer-Danlels-Mldlar.d
*105
28%
28%
9%
28 Va
29%
8%
100
'
*60
28
53/4
*5%
53/4
4,600
28%
28%
28%
29%
29 Va
29%
2,900
•105
106%
105
106%
♦105
13%
y
V
6%
6%
6%
6%
33%
33%
33%
>
6%
33%
33%
40
6%
500
900
12 %
107
108
90%
91%
90
91
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
♦174%
176%
*174%
176%
8 Vb
8%
8'/a
8%
175
45%
45
40
♦39
40
39%
.
45%
♦39
47%
47%
161
159
159
8Vb
45%
40
46%
159
12%
175
8%
47%
12%
,
*144
159%
40
*39%
150
♦144
12%
12 3/4
108
12%
♦174 Va
■//.
8
47%
39%
41
49
49%
48 Va
159%
157%
40
*40
*39%
40
*144
147
40 «/a
147
9,400
8%
*144
i
220
400
40 Va
500
147
23%
23%
24%
28%
23% v 24%
28%
28%
24%
28%
29V4
29
29 V
10%
♦10%
10%
10%
10%
♦10%
10%
10%
10%
40
*39%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
125
*124%
124%
124%
*124%
19%
143%
119
19%
197/a
344
72
143%
72
%
125
♦124%
19%
19%
144
144
72% \
73
147%
147%
147%
148
63%
63%
63 VA
63
63
119
119
77/a
8%
24%
*•,.
24%
60%
60
29
19%
19%
144 Va
144%
148
64
64
119%
119%
120
g
g
24%
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87%
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:/
:
76
5%
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8
24%
.148
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75%
5%
5%
61%
60%
8
8
•
,
25%
253/4
87%
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87%
75
75%
6
6
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60%
28
28% /
28%
28%
29
33%
33%
•103%
105%
♦103%
51Va
24%
24%
10
10
105%
50
50
50
24%
23%
24%
10%
•9%
10%
•3%
3%
•3%
3%
38%
38%
38%.
38%
*
6,500
650
4,100
119%
500
7%
12.200
"
/ 24%
25%
88
88 Va
•73
75%
12,000
300
700
5%
6
3,900
62
•60%
61
160
6%
28%
28%
28 3/4
28%
860
35%
36 Va
8,500
105 %
♦103%
105 Va
♦103%
•9%
200
1,000
29,100
29
105%
50
64%
1,200
353/4
35%
23%
74%
143
500
o
29
'34%
10/'
75
X7%
20
144%'
2,100
-.
28%
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33%/
51
4
•:
35%
24%
•50
119%
125
6,800
'
28%
28%
28%
33%
8 Va
25%
28%
*50%
,73%
I
148
63%
28%
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144%
63%
29
lo
74
73%
73%
148
28%
21%
20
19%
144%
*
•
24 y8
/;
119
119
24%
24%
125
28
-
5,100
1593/4
125
* 28%
5,200
9,400
40
61
20
'/;/
41
28 %
23%
23%
24%
44,200
49
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7%
6,700
-
47
47
39%
48%
159%
27,700
176%
-
/
46
160
/
:;
*23
119
60
33'/a
107%
39%
20
9,100
105
6%
12%
♦144
143%
3%
5%
91%
♦158%
125
39
5%
81%
;/
108 Vb
105%
*9%
5%
/'
13
91
*103%
*3%
*81 Va
13%
108
47
28%
39
82 Va
91
8%
28%
34%
♦81%
108
45
34
89%
*88 Va
♦88%
13
89%
13%
82%
13
12 %
*39
28%
2,80 J
9,200
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33%
w
19%
15
„
90%
5%
5%
89%
2,466
15
14%,
107%
"
24%
•
12%
17678
39%
7%
14%
20,900
2,400
83/4
90%
8>/a
23%
/- 34,200
96
*93
98
107%
*174%
39%
2,700
29
8%
9
♦93
13%
■
>.
48
*473/a
48
12%
10%
119
*88 Va
■
-
106%
♦6%
•33%
40
39%
14%
28 VA
6%
45
150
6
33%
75%
8
♦47%
90%
47%
10%
*124
106%
84%
No nar
48
107%
8%
159
5%
6%
5%
20
8%
*95
14%
33%
6%
33%
33%
12%
12%
107 Vu 107%
90%
90%;
13%
13%
*174ya 176%
84%
No par
Anderson-Prlchard
A
105
*6V2
74%
Corp com__12.50
28%
9%
28%
5%
50
2,500
♦47%
100
14%
28
28
74%
No par
4%
82
84
.25
4%
"/•V
13%
*72
1
4%
89%
*80
com
*4%
12%
100
&
1,900
4%
82
No par
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
Aug 23
14%
71 %
Amer Zinc Lead
43%
*88%
147%
preferred
463/4
43 Va
89%
72%
$4 conv prior preference
46%
43%
54
19%
63%
5
46%
42%
143/4
*19%
100
46%
14%
147 J/2
Inc
46%
•42%
15 Va
143%
common__No par
46%
42%
19%
72%
Co
1,800
14%
63%
Works
3,200
46
53%
14%
147%
Woolen
11
*45%
19%
25
preferred
American
10%
46%
19%
100
Viscose Corp common__l4
common
11 Va
46
53%
15
5
preferred
Am Water
4
100
100
11
45%
19%
100
7%
Jan
Oct
18%
Tobacco
Tel Co
9.1% Mar 11
25 %
46 % Mar
6 %
ez
80
30
107
Suuaatra
American
121
62% Aug 18
35% Jan
7
30%
6%
No par
preferred
Sep
Jan
8% Apr
56% July
Nov
20
1%
1&0% Jau
Mar
120
51
6
14
71% July
Dec
July
Jun
Jun
68%
144
x5%
Jun
28
53%
11
45%
14%
*28
35%
Dec
3,300
19%
Foundries.__No par
Co
No par
Nov
10%
2%
14%
*144
21
£ 2%
5,700
2%
53%
19%
100
25%
2%
14%
159
non-cum
2%
15%
preferred
American
3,200
19%
*39
100
17%
14%
Ship Building Co
No par
& Refg common__No par
Smelt
17%
19%
5%
Amer Rad & St San'y com___No par
18
15%
5%
14% Jan
17%
19%
5%
27%
6
800
17%
14%
13
10
6%
19%
*14
82%
16% May
63/8
19%
*19
5%
27%
Shares
6%
,
11
28 %
9%
♦95
12%
Feb
$ per share
t per share
19%
53
.
48
27%
9%
♦81%
Nov
Jan
28%
•88
Sales for
the Week
38,500
100
12%
162%
Friday
Oct. 28
2%
53%
♦47%
82 %
1,700
17%
2%'
4%
48
89"%
3,100
.
6%
/; 4%
14 V*
60
15,900
19%
4%
4%
9%
2,500
K
6%
.
•95
19%
19%
46%
12%
*81%
No par
6%
■fe
28
9'%
313%
Oct. 27
$ per share
♦19
42%
*47%
100
108
Thursday
Oct. 26
17%
19%
PRICES
Wednesday
6%
42
*88%
com
313/a
42
48
28%
par
Light
31%
3i;
SALE
46%
*47%
1
31%
30%
HIGH
1073/4
46%
-
4%
100
108%
107 /
11%
4%
No par
108%
18%
106%
46
15%
Co
83
443/4
11
*4%
cora.No par
83
44%
45
1
No par
83
44%
10%
41%
100
81%
44%
30%
53
1,600
200
18%
45%
46
18
45
10%
'-7" r A
No par
12% Jan
46%
44%
18
83
19%
53
44%
18%
19%
44%
45
A
$6 preferred
Jun
46%
53
45%
•183/8
107
2%
1,300
1,700
30
45
*81%
6%
2%
>
108
18%
♦18%
2%
:
•106%
5,100
i 480
5,800
:
243/a
•18
18%
:
25
24%
83
17%
1
News Co
<Ss
♦106%
Oct. 25
17%
No par
com
Ltd
Molasses
Amer Power
53%
11
45%
27%
preferred
American
12% Oct
109
52%
10%
45%
-
2%
97%
181 %
108%
Tuesday
•17%
100
Metal
American
*
*2%
*9%
*95
common
& Fdy Co
preferred
36% Aug
*17%
96%
65% t 66 "A
f per share
;i9y*.
5,200
24
45%
30%
6%
6%
19%
41%
100
Amer Machine & Metals
3
<
1
com
preferred
Locomotive
American
6Va
19 %
17%
&
$5 preferred
46%
30%
Monday
41%
Oct
54% Mar
30%
Oct. 2i
No par
Products
Co
preferred
3.90%
20
Oct
10
92% Oct
131
32
10
10
Dec
106%
8 per share
___
11
16%
108%
50
Amer Macn
19
7
Co
preferred
Home
26
105
Electric
25
147% Mai
107%
108%
6%
•18%
1
7% Feb
116% Mar
44%
I psr share
No par
70% Feb
140
•81%
46%
Saturday
83% Feb
Nov
18%
81%
Oct. 22
Jun
Mar
18%
45%
♦31%
STOCK
11%
31
18 %
81%
LOW AND
95% May
86% May
125
18%
83
*46
108%
9,600
65%
44%
iro
8
1803/4
96%
253/8
108
3,200
3% ;
/
24%
■
■
102%
7%
33/4
182
8,400
31% '
65%
♦173/4
46
•100
8%.
3%
24%
45
10
*"
233/4
18%
•81%
101
96
>
'31%
32%
♦180%
,10
93/4
24%
18%
•17%
96%
V"
10%
101
3,500
*
■
31%
181
69
66
18%
10
9%
3,700
v.
25%
*68
24%
18 %
10
10
243%
:
65
*106%
.100
253/4
■69
f
24%
44%
com
2,300
37,900
•
65%
106%
Feb
163%
24%
44%
Nov
Mar
65
24%
106%
Nov
139
65%
24
2,900
"
24%
44%
6%
16%
65%
39
24%
106%
—
non-cum
American
7% Mar 14
30% Jan
conv
953/4
1803/4
<
44%
No par
&
96%
182%
106%
com
24%
8%
24%
*
69%'
67%
3%
24%
18%
683/4
67%
3%
44%
Co
—
•100
106 %
•18%
10%
8%
95%
■5,600
44%
10%
8%
182
4
10
443/4
3%
24%
4
43%
44
3%
95%
:/w
4
1183/4
8%
182
3,100
118%
3%
23%
35%
•3,7%
8%
24
10
/
•68
31%
101
44%
69%
12 %
176
95 % v
182
300
35
M
35%
10,100
39
3%
66%
24
9%'
31%
101
32%
84%
119
8%
•
24%
♦65%
4
69
106%
80%
J
♦100%
24%
100
American International Corp_No pa*
American Investment Co of 111
1
14% Apr 12
Jan
98
Deo
3%
181
t
101
8%
3%
31%
■i
69
■
68%
24%
9'/a
31%
v
31%
84%
-10
•:
•
300
300
"
32%
4
673/4
69
9%
31%
/
24%
♦68
10
•100%
8%
96
100
69
31% 5
102
96
No par
6%
28
19% Oct
Jun
Jun
10% May
Dec
31%
3% ;;
No par
American
5
11% Jun
93
5%
-
9%
68
24
96%
-
—_No par
Co
Distilling
American
8
76
35
29
11% Feb
9% Sep
94%
24% Mar
•68
9%
25
preferred
NEW YORK
6%
18% Jan 20
10?
Jan 20
108
•
8%
1
Cable
American Hawaiian SS Co
American Hide & Leather
29% Oct 27
100
21% May
Feb
12%
72 y2
69
2
;
•94%
200
5,600
■
118%
10%
24%
31%
v/
,
♦37%
44%
10
preferred series A_100
Gas
4
118%
44%
.
29%
85
34%
39
118
10
common
Cyanamld Co
Rights
33/4
•37%
50
Chicle
American
3%
39
118
118
17%
'
44%
$7 2nd preferred A
6
16%
95%
3%
♦37%
117%
3,600
'
17%
iU29%
31%
96%
32%
35%
1,700
200
313/4
*84%
10%
$6 preferred
11
43 % Oct
46
8% May
Feb
& Oct
13
3% Jun
*
Jan
92
10
Jun
34
26% May
Dec
116
34%
32%
10
77/a
199%
30
100
88
73/4
17%
•29%
85%
100
preferred
$7 preferred
Sep 22
51% Sep 22
49% Sep 19
Vb Oct
43% May
7% Jan
Dec
3%
39%
3%
•37%
85
35%
35%
36
■'
31%
9%
American Export Lines Inc
40o
Amer & Foreign Power com__Nopar
5%
3%
31%
86
♦85%
*86
'
•44%
10
79
35%
117
31
85%
100
8,500
95%
•17
30
/
1
.18% Oct
53
31%
•85
39%
•36
•116
5
Feb
36%
50
common
Shoe
conv
30%
86
♦36
No par
Co
31%
*84%
82%
22%
200
*94%
17%
58%
20%
7%
31%
'
16,300
<1,200
95 Vb
85
194%
r
31%
7
Jan
193
♦29%
1% Jun
3
Jun 17
193
2,000
110
3%
3
95 Vb
7%
•16%
13% Jan
6% Jan
193%
'
//
21.300
v
22%
85
8
17%
Apr
Jun
192%
7%
•80
29%
4% May
20%
193
8
82%
21%
•93
31%
19
46
192
♦7%
•57%
31%
Dec
Dec
192%
7%
7/a...
71
583%
•80
21%
3
16%
71
3%
•29%
Sep
3%
7%
108
3%
3%
•16%
1%
Dec
8
20%
8,100
16
58%
/v
85
13 Vb
44
82%
20%
•84
American Encaustic Tiling.,
37
♦80
82
87
American European Secur
Jan
58%
58%
82
•84
27
Jan
58
58%
82%
22%
•103
4
7,800
483/4
22
16%
72%
*71
3%
87
28
Jun
3
58%
•80
20 V*
•7%
Par
22
3%
';// 3
•84
6% Oct
35%
58%
73
87
19% Oct
89%
3 Vb
♦84
gtd_100
28
77%
723/4
•71
73
3
95%
24
14%
72%
•71
3%
8%
*473%
108
3%
16
v
8
83/a
•103
3%
16%
•93
EXCHANGE
Sep
■
108
3%
♦15%
96
t per share
3
♦103
3%
16%
20%
No par
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
4% % prior preferred
v
108
3%
16%
•92%
4% Feb
Dec
♦103
3%
16%
20%
15% Feb
Dec
73
3%
108
3%
15%
94%
Corp
non-cum
Highest
$ per share
7% May
Nov
•103
;
20%
Oct
6%
22%
•92%
19%
42
21%
95
14% Mar
37
483/4
-3%
No par
Chemical.No par
conv
Chain
American
*47%
21%
8
20%
American
86% Mar 31
8%
48%
21%
16
No par
3%%
■: 8%
♦47%
21%
108
24
6
8%
48%
21%
•71
preferred
100
Broadcasting Co Inc
1
American
8%
•47%
*3%
181
6
8
50
21%
15%
100
5%
28
Oct
♦103
conv
American
Mar 11
'8
8
;STOCKS
Year 1948
Jan
28%
5
Bosch
Range for Previous
6
27%
No par
5
7
18% Aug 17
Deo
Lowest
28
American
24
47% Sep
Dec
t per share
27%
1%
preferred
American Car As Fdry com
1%
preferred
U
24% Oct
109
14%
Feb
28
27%
♦41
•92%
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
American Can Co common
7
Jan
33% Feb
25
100
373/i
21%
42%
par
preferred
American
3% Oct 20
81
Feb
42%
37%
♦41
No par
Amer Brake
7
21% Jun
Jan
110
94 Va
6*
10
Jan
187% Sep
33% Jan
Jun
Jun
20%
35
172% Mar 17
177
Dec
*41 %
37%
l
American Bank Note
13
Deo
15
21%
42
19%
No par
Corp common__No
Airlines
American
6,700
22
37%
59%
Co
cura
22
21%
*41%
37%
19
82%
Agricultural
3%%
4,400
213/4
•80%
preferred
Petroleum Corp
American
10% Mar 29
98% Oct
Jan
38
69
3
49%
100%
18% Mar
104%
29
Amer
45
21%
18%
42%
♦59%
convertible
Amerada
5
Jun
21%
10
18
36%
par
Jan 31
120% Oct
52%
19%
37%
100
Alpha Portland Cement
Amalgamated Leather
Oct 26
18%
37%
preferred
100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common_Nopai
J%*
conv
preferred
10$
3
19%
1,500
37%
4*
36% Oct 21
4
Kid
19%
2%
21%
preferred_No par
Allied Mills
6
13
Jun 22
A
Allied Chemical & Dye
18% Feb
1
30% Oct 13
19%
7,600
110
2%
41 %
100
Allen Industries Inc
27
19
47 %
♦102
2%
37%
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
33% Oct
2% Jun 14
May
Deo
Oct
46%
115
23/4
21%
10
preferred
conv
V
2%
Shares
41%
_100
:
10
8% Jan
200
$4.50
46%
V.
♦102
'■-.7- 2%
for
the Week
37%
21 %
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
9
26% Jan
Jan
Feb
34%
6%
preferred
$2.50 prior conv
7
% 46
115
2%
Sales
Oct. 28
$ per share
42%
5
17
Sep
6% May
83%
5%%
Mar 12
93% Feb
76
Jun
31% Oct
Nov
8
27% Jan
104
25% Feb 25
42% May
x25
7
34% May
37% May
Dec
25
•
5
46%
•102
Friday
Oct. 27
$ vershare
•36%
•47%
common
4Y*% preferred w w
Allegheny Corp common
16
82% Oct
34
Dec
Sep
3% Oct
45%
£
,
sharp
•41
50
Juneau
Inc
45%
110
;2%
ver
19%
No par
Vlcksburg Ry
Gold Mining
Alaska
44%
•103
2%
St
21%
1
com
w
Inc
Aldens
24
109
w
9
44%
110
2%
Thursday
Oct. 26
$ ver share
21%
No par
Equipment
27
64% Jan
Dec
16%
Oct
4
16% Aug
73
Gas
preferred
&
44
110
2%.
PRICES
Wednesday
C
;
•19%
l
Reduction
Alabama
Aug 10
5
Dec
11%
103
59% Oct
Mar
198
(3
Air
t per sharp.
43%
v:
SALE
l
Corp
Affiliated
19
25
90
Dec
8% Apr
23% May 16
Oct. 25
128%
•2%
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 24
10
Express Co
Adams-Millls Corp
47% July 13
40% Feb
100
Mar
27
•43%
♦110
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_lo
13% Feb
7%
Adams
Oct
Co
Admiral
64
*171
22
Steel
i.
2.50
AND
Monday
tper share
5
No par
Co
9
21% May
23%
21% May 26
Acme
Motors
15
80%
75
Laboratories
ACP-Brlll
14
Dec
Dec
7
29% Oct
Nov
65%
Abbott
Abraham & Straus
19
38% Oct
13%
Feb
Oct
3% Jan
Par
44% Sep
5
18% Jan
May
37
I
5
Jan
65
2% Deo
share
47% Oct 23
132
Saturday
Oct. 22
11% Feb
5% Jun
Dec
$ per
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
2'< % Mar 28
41% July
Dec
22%
46
xl8%
NEW YORK
Highest
t per share
37
76
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
13
V 50
24%
•10
50
50
50
243/a
24 Va
24%
10%
10
10
14,000
900
5,700
400
•3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
300
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 V*
38%
1,600
14
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Nov'
89
32%
6%
Nov
13%
11%
Jan
49 %Jun
77% Jan
38% Jun
13
49% Oct
Jun
22
99% Feb
Jun
18%
Dec
Artloom
14
Associated
Oct
10
Sep
12
44% Oct
28
98
Dec
111
May
95
Apr 27
87%
Dec
106
July
87
Apr
35
Jun
64
Jan
Feb
12
14
100
26
96
Mar
>
120% Sep
107%' Jun
19% Jun
62
July
13% Dec
44%
Dec
25%
Jan
64%
Dec
66
Sep
81
30% Feb
'
32% Jun
53
102
Feb
114
May
91
Feb
99
Jun
Nov
25% May
*19%
20
Oct
4%
24%
-
19% Jan
NOV
4%
7%
Feb
Oct
46
13%
Feb
16% Jun
11%
Deb
Mar
Feb
4% Feb
8
14
;
17%'Jun
10
15%
Coast
W
Feb
69
86%
40%
40%
41
'4%
common——No par
Atlas
4
I.Gchols
14
21
Austin
24
Autocar
Co
Babbitt
B
14% Jun
14
22% Jan
7
14% Jun
13
Barber
Barker
15
*36'
15
15% Oct
13
Bath
11% Jun
3
17% Jan
20
Bayuk
32
4
59
13
Beatrice
15"%
Dec
30%
Dec
43% May
9
Nov
Sep
21 % Jan
8
-
Jun'
41
6
39% Mar ,4
9% Feb
Jan
80%
90
Sep
Jan
69
100
Deo
Oct
87% Feb .25
99% Oct
12% Apr 27
16% Oct
3
•
22% May
16% Mar
20% Jan
Mar.
69
Jan
•
30
30% Jun
14
14%
Feb
20% May
19% Mar
11% Jun
10% Nov
10% Feb
14
14%
24% Jan
11% Jun
14
17
85
Oct
18
'98
26
Jun
13
Dec
103%
Jun
90%
Dec
26
Feb
38%' Jun
Dec
21% Jan
21
Nov
26% July
68
Deb
87% Mar
9%
;7
*37
3%%
Feb
-
8
21% Feb
4
102% July
86% Dec
93
& Howell
Co
14
103
5
Jun
28
23% Feb
11
2
Oct
2% July
30% May
Feb
*37% May
39% Oct
23% Jun
139% July
129% Jun
V 37% May
22% Jun
29
•
Feb
'
Mar
'r
30%
125
26%
Dec
14% Jan
Nov
9
25
6
Oct
9
$ per share
9% Dec
13
29% Apr
37% May
19% Nov
22%
Dec
13% Sep
6
&
13
25% Mar 30
21
-
27
Jan
18
Bdhn
'64
Jan
12
Bon
32% Jan
5
Aug 24
9
Aug
8
16%
Dec
27% May
44% Jun
2
19% July 28
Bond
7
47% Oct
Borden
16% May38% Mar
.
42%
Feb
66% July
42y2 Apr
87%
Nov
96
91% May 11
1% Mar 9
May
42
6% Nov
10% May
71
•25% Jan-
8%
Feb
11% May
36% Jun
6% Jun
Oct
101%
12
l,or
120
Deo
Mar
30%
11% May
;
75
12%
Dec
29%
Feb
Dec
97
72%
Dec
100.
88
Jan
Feb *
Mar
8% Deo
73
Dec
2% Mar
16
Map
98% Jan
23%
Feb
10% Oct
3
Jan
16
*■
Feb
7% Jun 13
61% July; 6
26% Jun 27
80
Oct
39
6
Jan
120
:
100
27
28
Aug 18
22
Apr
4
17% Mar 14
.
•
125
Sep 30
-11% Oct 27
76
; Oct 27
34
Jan
95
13
Sep
15
13
17% Oct 27
29% Jun
15
36
Jan
11
13% Apr
19
78% Jan
7
Apr 26
J12% Feb
77 ;
Jun
Aprfi
7% Nov
103% Aug 23
-35% Oct 13
14
14
Jun
77
79
,
7
*
Marr'
12%
Jan
27
24%' Jun
81
6
15% Jun
43% Jun
16%
10
Jan
6
-13% Jun
Jun
90% Jun
21% May
Jan
331
95
'
July
40
Deo
78% Aug
29
9-
Aug
24% May
124% July
Sep
7%
65
3?;Jan
14
29% Mar 14
23% Nor
15
13
18% Jan- 3
-
33% Aug
17% Feb
47% Jan 10
9% Apr 16
14
98
% July
99
17
8% Mar 30
-
5
25% Oct-
Apr
90% Feb
35% Feb
20% Jun
23% Sep
Deo
13
21% Jun
'
34% May
37% Jun
Feb
27
Jun
4
97% Aug 18
2% Jan 13
;26
Jun 17
6% Jun 13
15% Mar
-
55% Oct
21
1% Aug
Dec
5% May
'
'
17%' Jun
10% July
114
Deo
15%-Jun
89
Jan
4% May
27% July
105.
July
36% Jun
v
May
70% Jun
:
73'
Apr
13% Jun
7
Jun
7
93'
Oct
26
6
88
Oct
26
14
6% Jun
60'
Jun
13
1
3
Feb
7
17'
Jun
13
98% Jun" 10
20 % Jun
13
Feb
10
16% Jam
7
77
6
14
x97% Jun 13
-
'
Ami
Class
1% Dec
5
Dec
21% Deo
9
Nov
101% Nor
37%
Deo
14% Mar
10
Mar
40% Jun
54% Sep
3
May
8% May
31%lfoy
15% May
119
Jun
44
May
*19% May
19% May
For footnotes
see
12%
13*'
14%
14%
•18%
88
85.
.
page
30
Feb
52
May
1
Co
13%
13
13
4,200
27%
26%
27
3,200
99 7
99%
99
98
98%
280
14%
14%
14%
900
18%
18%
18%
88
85
85%
100
8%
2,500
14%
18%
*18%
36
Stores
Co
14 y»
100
*12%
12%
12 W:
12'A
1,500
87
87
*85
87
85
85
33%
34%
17,300
9y8
9»A
3,600
27%
5,300
31%'
r
V'
26%,
26%
27
102%
103
2%
-
2%
2%
26%
2%
25%
26%
33%
33'A
33%
29%
30 Va
29%
30%
29%
30'/a
RR
Shoe
Co
7%
preferred
(The) Co
Bush Term Bldg
9% Jan
7
Butler
82^ Feb
2
4% Mar 30
24% Jan
27
104% Oct
7
26% Jan 24
Bros
4%%
26
2
36% Jan 26
58
Apr
J8
Jun
2
Oct
10
27
5% Jan
6
16% Jun
7
22% Jan
10
9% Jan
3
12% Feb
4
98
Sep 28
35% Jun 27
16% Jan-
8
13
2 '
109% Mar 21
41
21
May
-
Oct
-
6
25
15% Sep 19
12%
♦44
47
22%
22%
12%
12%
12%
12 y2
44
44
43
43
23
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
50
50%
50
51
50%
52
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
16%
47%
16'/a
16%
46%
9,100
46%
53%
7,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
7%
•73A
•33
7%
7%
7%
24 -y-
24% -24%
•103
7%
7'A
24 y8
24
25%'
26%
:i04
•32
25%
♦25%
26%
25%" 25%
•20%
7%
33%
26%
26'/a
104
♦103
♦102%
7%
25
26'A
34%
10%
99%
37
♦'99%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19
16%
16%
17
17
17%
-:.i 11%'-
123
123
73
122%
74
-
31
♦92
93
.18 y.
18
.
34%
2,900
10%
10%
6,200
37%
33 y2
39
19'A'
17 »/8
17
*122
92
♦30%-
3iy»
93
92%
Xl7%
18 VB
92%
92%.
93--
92
93
91%
91%
50
♦87y8-
89
*86%
88%
100
*76
30
*75%
80
14
,101
22%
35
♦53
34
18%
•90%
80"
22%"
34
17%
34
18%
88-
101
2,500
17%-
88
4
100
300
17%
34
•76
22%
31%
93%
17
18'A
80
■
♦31
*92%
110
17%
89
■
31%
93
\"r
41,200
1,400
33%
►86
*
11%
75
16%"'
•76
22V4
123
17%
79
67
11%
*74
33%
89
67
123
123
10,800
17
•74
7%
17 '/a
18%
•86
112%
2,700
33%
79
V 7%
20
20
18
89
15
1,100
101
17
92%
8%
:
33%
•90%
•
•
16%
17 y8
122%
3,200
;
10
19%
*100
101
19%
*13%
...
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19%
♦74
.
37%
38'/a
100
27
18%
.92
8%
♦110%
14%
14
14%
8'A
8%
8
110%
110%
8
8
67%
68
110%
,
7%
♦67
14
14%
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8%
lll'A
110%
7%
8
67%*
67%
4
4
4
22
22
4
4
22
22
101-
101
22%"
22%
35
35
35
54
♦53
101
101
23
;
23
35
21%
35
-
101
y
14%
14%,
8%
,
8%-
111'A
112
8%
♦8
67%
67%
4 "\
22%
102
-■
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14«A-
14%
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8y2
112
■
8
8%
67%
67%
♦4
4%
22
22%
♦102
103 y2
•22'A
23
22%
34%
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,
23
21%
102
♦22'A
600
9,400
14%
9,30(3
8%
4,700
112
80
8 VB
1,800
67%
180
4%
1.400
21%
2,200
102
120
23
500
>■
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7;
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t
California Packing common..No par,
5%
preferred
—
50
54%
•53%'
1
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper.:
Campbell W & C Fdy.
•1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
5
4%
4%
4
4 Vo
4-
19
No par
Can
Dry Ginger Ale com.—1.66%
$4.25
conv
preferred——No par
Ry
33%
10%
800
267/a
104
34%
*84
100
c
•33%
:f:-
*90%
,
1
34%
34'A
10%
*102
17
17
16%
i
33%
10%-
•30%.
31
92%
18
102%
11%
31%
16%
102 J/2
76
*91
♦33%
26%
11%"
•31%
;
26%
27'A
75
92%
preferred—100
•
122%
25%
26%
11%
31%
8,000
25
75
*91
4,200
7'A
25'A
26%
11%
♦31
5:
24%
40
31
26
74-;,
1
No par
7%
26 %
11%
100
.73
♦30
7%
74
73
pfd
7%
8%
32
11%
—No par
7%
19%>
17
122%
7%
74
11%
11%
.
38
19 Vt
16% *
♦1221% 123%
7,600
32
34%
99%
37
8'/2
8%
>
600
104*
34
10%
37 y2
99"%
1,100
31
25%
■.
♦102%
104
34
♦99%
31%
25%'
25%
10%
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31%
2J/a
31%
7%
24%'
26
26%
10%
37 y»
2'/a
8
34%
99%
100
2%
2'A
33
10%
♦36%
96%
32
7%
34%
♦99
,
96%
8
10%
15
96%
33
7%
34
34% ; 34%
10%
54
•96%
2Vs
2%
31%
7%
7%
33
33%
2%
32%
2,300
53%
52%
96%
*96%
2%
7 1,630
1,560
53%
53
53'A
32%
33
*32%
;
96%
2%
*2%
2%
52%
•96%
97
30
18,600
3,000
23%
46%
53%
500
12%
47
12 VA•44
16%
common
Canadian Pacific
•12'A
46%
52%
Inc.—
Breweries
11%
12%
11%
12%
19
Putte Copper & Zinm.—.....:
5
Co (A M) common.—No par4*
participating preferred—100
Byron Jackson Co
No pax'
Canadian
5,500
51%
■
Southern
12
12
23%
Byers
7%
Canada
6,200
11%
18%
preferred :
Callahan
2,200
14%
12
100
No par'
—
Bush Terminal
4
27%
14%
11%
51
Burlington Mills Corp common
1
4% preferred
:
100
3%% conv 2nd preferred.
100
3% % preferred
—100
Burroughs Adding Machine..No par"
Feb
27%
14%
5s
common.
Co
28
14%
■
23%
common.
L
Watch
28
14%
47
33
for
Shares
28
11%
♦2%
Sales
the Week
$ pet share
t per share
share
.
14%
18%
common.
Buffalo Forge Co
Buff Niag El Corp 3.60%
Bullard Cq
Bulova
$ per
Friday
Oct. 28
27%
23%
•32%
1,700
14%
11%
52%
9%
9%
28
♦44
*96%
1,000
3,400
•
25'A
9'A
14%
*12'A
97
25 y8
27%
'
51%
52%
25%
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
18%
*96%
900
6,600
41,100
■
135%
135
136
Thursday
Wednesday
$ per share
'
<
PRICES
SALE
50%
5
100
(assented)_100
Inc
$5 preferred
.
■23%
1...
No par
Brunswick-Balke-Collendef* „No par
Budd
HIGH
9%
18%
,16%
preferred
Bucyrus-Erie Co
9Va
9%
9%
25%
52%
Bearing Co
—
5
Braniff Airways Inc
*
2.50 :
Brewing Corp of America.
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par'
Brlggs & Stratton.
No par'
•Bristol-Myers Co common.
2.50
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
No par
Brown & Bigelow
1
$3.60
AND
25%
25%
23%
Roller
Brown
9%
*135
134% 134%
18%
16%
800
297,100
2%*
33%
12%
46%
300
81%
26%
47
1
90
104
2%
52%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
Bower
*80%
♦102%
33%
11%
21%
26%
26%
81%
102%
26%
Oct. 25
14%
21%
c
2%
,,
fper share
v
•
102%
*80
81%
102%
•
33%
Tuesday
28
9%
26%
26%
26%
•80
34%
%
9
26%
Oct. 24
.
;
2%
26%
,
Monday
14
*
33%
2%
9%
27%
.
33%
33'A
9%
;
9
102%
102%'
33%
34%
26%
w;2%
26%* 26%
32 7A
8%
81%
•80
81
81
102%
32%
8%
26%
8%*
.
*85
32%
31%
32
14%
15
♦13%
*137/a
12 VB
*85 y
87
,.
23%
Inc
Boston & Maine
14'A
13%
14
.5
(The)—
1,300
12%
13%
No par
No par
A:
2,600
13%
13%
27%
21%
34 !V:
xi3y»
14'
14%
5
;
34 %
13%
12%
tper share
12%
20
35 'A
13%
14%
9%
11%
30 %:
•12
25%
*42
34%
36
29%
*13%
*26%
No par
30%
500
12'A
Oct. 22
.2.50'
.
*29%
30 Va
8'A-
8%
13%
2%
9%
8%
•
14%.
26%
3V/t
25%
•85
8%
35%
18%:
*13%
81
33%;
1
88
♦29%
29%
35%
*14%
14%
18%
8%
8%
.99
♦14
102%
•25%
;
*84-
80
29%
•85
26%
;••
*13%'
32
2%-
•
y:
No par
Brass..
&
class
May 14
9
121
3% Jun
10% Jun
13%
-■
1.4%
8%
* 9%
81
2,200
27
36
"'12%
87
102%
15,900
14%»
13%
13-
'
8»A'
36
12%
26ys
>
20
52
14
27%'
♦29%:- 31
30%
% 35%
35%
^
13% " 13%
•14 14%
♦85-:
39
52
14%
500
•84r
'
12%
♦38
52%
14%
99%-
-
18 Vo
85
x8%
8%
•29%
39
52--'7
27
'
8%
39
<
27%
r-'27r
18%
;
1,500
i
,
14'A
18%
♦84
16%
-14%
-1W, lV/s
*14%
r
60
2,000
143/r-
99%
14%
600
49
52
*99
4,200
66
39'
99%
18
18%
66
•38
14%
10,700
18%
i
19
'51%
''r- 14%-
15
-
♦18%
No par'
..
Jun
*14%»
12% V;
17 %■
18%
9,100
9
66
♦65
51%
51%
LOW
B
■A'-;
52
17%
4 18%"
■
39
51%
51
Saturday
Co—
'>
27% Mar
*
8VB
16%
•99"
1
Aluminum
Aug
92%
*38
•
10%
65
18
1,000
14%-
KHV
16%
28-',.
C
Brothers
Boeing Airplane
18
Nov
.
14'
9%
50
*27%',
STOCK
Laughlln Inc
Bloomingdale
400
10%
16%
28
J
1.
(E W) Co
Bliss
Sep 13
12.600
14%
8%*
49%
55%
Par
Bliss
47
5%
38
10%
16%
.55%
1"
Black dc Decker Mfg Co..
Blaw-Knox Co
8
13% Jam
.
1,200
•14%'-
"•
9
■'
15
♦99
10
com—
(Del)
YORK
16
15
-
6,800
11%
4
38
50
54%
9%
$ per share
26
5%
■:■■:■■■■
f
16Va
♦27%
EXCHANGE
9% Jun
10%
38
,
18%
25%
8% Jun
14%
8%
17%"
135%
33% Apr
17% Jun
*
5%
5%
38
7.
7:"''
7
6%
11%
49%
25 V*
7
5%
38
600
15%
*14%
.-,7
7%
12 7
17
•134%
1?
6%
11%
50%
50
16%
25%
7 50
25
39
•
135'A
Oct
15%
5%
11%
—■_
.
6%
6%
•18%-
50
16%
25%
Jan
25% Nov
::
50
135%
30% Jan
'
♦38
50
17
136
i
♦14%
'
20
16%
*16Vr
:
■
310
109
48
♦135%
> 15
15%
-64%-
7% preferred
_
—100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
No par
Birmingham Electric Co——No par
Jan
*27% Mar
I
-
2
13
'"7:
6%
♦18%
18%65
-
65;"
136% Feb
96
•
17%
18%
65
18 tV
•64%
3
51
7% Deo
17%'-
18%*-
s
13
30
17
'
7
29%
Dec
Dec
17%
18%
65
29%
Dec
26
17%
17%
.
29'A
$ per share
*107y2
*16%
'■
287/a
57%
32%
8%
12%
•
10 '
———i
NEW
50
109
6%
10%-
10%
-8%*-'
29
30%
37% Nov
10%*.
8%
V *14%
*
J
,L
—
Highest
6,100
49%'
50
14Vs'
14%
10%
287/a
11% Mar 11
350
23%
49%
♦107'A
38
38
com—No par
20
97%
23
6%
,
5%
5% ■:$ 6
Bethlehem
31% Mar 21
97
23%
•5%
12
11%
14%
:' 31%
Steel
97%
11%
7
10% Jun
*
17% May
44% July
Dec
32% Mar
*14%
5%;
33% Jan
22% Jun
19% May
14% Sep
<
15%
5%
STOCKS
36% July
Dec
Feb
*14%
'
Lowest
Highest
tper share
26%
6%
8%
5
Foods
Best
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
*13
*16%
6%
10%
5151
50
l
Indus Loan
Range for Previous
Lowest'
vi7y7:7
17%
♦6%
.54%'
....10
I.;
1
Co
common
Best & CO
10
33% Oct 27
May 10
,
108%
14%
50
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Cum pfd $4 div ser of 1948LNO par.
Benguet Consol Mining Co_18 pesos
!
25
49%
108%
5%
11%
9
*16%'
Cum
24
27% Oct
23% Feb
49%
108%
10%
Appliances—i;33%c
Home
97
i
50
*16%
500
23 VB
97%
23%
49%
*107
110
110
22'A-
14%-
*18%
preferred ,..w.-.^-.4~-100.
Bendix
28
82-
i
RR__
Packing
Beneficial
27% Oct
Jan
22%
*14^
'
Sep
97%
22%
14%
pfd—100
Corp...
—1
Bendix Aviation
7
Jan
-
Creek
AVrfo
,
11
24
73% Jan
Bell
18
Mar 21
34% Mar 30
6% Apr 13
570
*37%
*64%
,
25
commons
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft; Corp
1
•
110%
6
(A S) 4%%
Aircraft
Beech-Nut
'16% Jun 30
"Feb
110%
38
:*38
Mills, Inc
l_2.50
$1.25 div conv preferred—No par
Mar 30
16
16
110%
97%
110
96%
10%
Beaunit
8
Beech
27% Jun
37% July
110%
5%
•17%
"when, issued"-V-12.50
conv pfd—*
i
100
4
34%
110%
♦37%
8%
Common
21
Feb
14,900
38%
.
——50
Co
Foods
Jan
Feb
41%
•12%
■
Corp.
1
Inc.—-.—--No par ;'
Cigars
Beck Shoe
32%
if
Works
Iron
Beech
'10%
6
87
40%
,5%
100
common..
preferred
32% Feb
6% Jun
1
%
28
85% Oct
5
69
86%
41%
5%
Barnsdall Oil Co.—^i.™—5_
21
;
Oct
20-
30
Apr
4%
3
27
'28% Oct 19
26% Oct 28
•
7
Mar
52% Oct
69
86 VB
41%
*37%
& Aroostook- common—50.
5% • preferred.j—100
Oil Corp (Delaware)
10
Brothers common:,^—.10
28%, Jun
45% pec
16% Mar
23% Jan
69
86J/a
6%'
5%
preferred^.--—100
non-cum
Conv
1,800
69
41%
'
'4%
Bangor
.25
Jan
7
72JUly 27
*51' Oct 20
2,900
86 Vb
12%
Works—*—13
Ohio
&
4,600
i
Inc
Locomotive
Baltimore
;7
38 y2
69%
17%
*14%
7>
11 %•■,
37%
Vv'
40%
♦68
15%
*16%
5%
.
86 VB
49%
15%
1,100
102
10%
'
40%
108%
5%
$2.25
(B T)
11%
39
40%
49
*14%
Mfg Corp (The) common—3
conv preferred—.—No par'
Avco
45 i.' Jun
Dec.
*
■
*6%
•
101%
103
11%
38 Va
"
5c
-—
10,400
70
♦107
6%
3,200
96 >/2
87
48%
*6% '7
:
•"•■44%
97%
22%
**16% ¥ 17%
par'
Canteen Co of Amer—5
Automatic
Feb
31
No
prior, pref *($1.20):—No par
Conv
36% No*
*20
common.:
*98%
•
160
99
95%
;
69%
108%
48%
44
97%
22%
97%
22%
♦107
preferred:
:
„_100
Tack Corp
.—;—No par
Baldwin
28
98
44 V2
38 VB
"
22%
6,100
,--7' 150
98%
101% 101%
11%
■711%
37%
1,300
9%
14%
*85%
110%
109
108%
108%
*97%
:
conv
7
38V Jun
40%
5
Atlas Powder
7
May
.
200
101%
43%
37%
37%
70
86%
RR_;
preferred.
250
14%
98%
*102
110
<:
;v- .-7
*100%
;96%
'•
42%
96%
x95%
....
15%
9%
'
102
11%
11%'
37"%
37%
11% Jan
59
101%
86%
29% July
40% Nor
.'
101%
11%
68%
12% Jan
13
101%
Xll%
38%
13
l60% Jun
♦101%
11%
*67
13
80% May
101%
♦38
8% Jun
•
100%
*
44% Jan
8
No par'
99%
100
9%
4,900
98%
114
,
*14%'
14%
14%
102
99
42%'
42%
100%
9%
9%
1,400
48 VB
47%
114
15
102'%
99
100
98%
42%
43
43
15
36,500
.'•■■li¬
es
*98%
98 %
114
14%
14%
♦101
103
v v
99%
*85
31% Jun
-
Feb
60
Jun
103
43%'
-
common—lc
Line
J SS Lines
non-cum
7% Jun
16% July
Feb
13%
:
100
11%
,
*13
*99
*101%
—10
14% Jan IB
14
14
103%
101
*99
Topeka & Santa Fe com__100
non-cum preferred
—100
17% Mar 10
7% Jan
,7
10
'
4% Jun
34% Jun
■
Jan
103%
9%
9%
14%
105%
99%
Atlas Corp
Oct 13
,
v7% Sep
15% Sep
25
11%-Jun 20
.
15
20% Jan
30
Sep
-
109
9%
14%
100
Atlantic Refining common
25'
4%* conv preferred series A__1O0*
Preferred $3.75 series B_„—.100
Aug 18
*
9%
14%
63%
300
7 ■
62%
48'A
114
15%
*14%
15%
•14%
15%
90
6%
98%
;Y
114
113%
9%
•43 !-::
■5%
24% Aug 11
58
Jen
3
7
4% Jun
* Jun
35% Jan
100
4
13'% Feb111
Jan
19
Dec
*11
15
9% May
16% May
Dec
12% Nov
6%
42
100
Jan
114
Sep
111% Sfep
1
24
Jan
98%
14%
9%
14
*103%
;
47%
98%
114
26 Va
89 »A
47%
47%
98%
22,600
25%
;90
;
6%
63%
47%
114
114--
♦14%
15%
9%
14
62%
62%
64
47%
47
98%
114
€7 77.
Shares
7 7
26'A
89
7
for
Sales
share
$ per
share
26
90
6%
7
63%
47
98%
114
26%:'.
88%
*98%
63
62
share
25%
7.8877.
6%
98%
10
Investment Co
Atlantic
41% Oct' 27
Jun-10
Apr
Jan
64%
48% Aug
99
20
6%
61%
15%
100
100
preferred
Atl G &
Mar 18
13
93% Jun
5%
7
Jan
5
7 7
6%
47
47
—No par
A T F Inc.
•70% July 13
94
Jun-
106
'
-47
7
2nd
88
26
25%
88%
1
7
14
30% Jun
50% July
Feb
Feb
7%
Atch
7
13
Feb'
77
-
6%
24
Jan
15
*113
*60%
common—1
Dry Goods
1st preferred
Associates
,103% Jan
97% Jun 14
10% Aug
4
Dec
30
105% Jan V
14
Jun
80
1
No par
Corp
Carpet Co Inc.
11
15% Sep
107
•98
Constable
Arnold
13% Jan
28
25%
88
6% ■7
No par
No par
No par
Cork Co com
preferred
$4 conv preferred-^.
25%
88%
S per
the Week
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
$ per
$ per share
t per share
25%
25%
•88
5
com
$6 conv prior preferred
16% Jun 30
1
Illinois
of
$3.75
7% July 18
11% Feb
May
19
Co
&
Oct. 25
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 24
I per share
10
100
com
preferred
Armstrong
4
Oct 24
114
15
13% Mar
Jun
17% Aug
Dec
7
105% Jun
115% July
12% Mar
7% Jan
Corp
conv
Armour
6
94
13
Jun
Steel
4%%
8
10
106
Jan
103
3
99 %
Feb
88
Feb
Armco
26
95'
56% Jun
Dec
41%
5
27% Jan
15
Jun
77
15% May
Dec
68%
Jun
Par
share
14
19% Jun
Oct
101%
Dec
$ per
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
23%
Monday
Saturday
Oct. 22
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
Lowest
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Monday, October 31, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1706)
Co—
Ltd
t
100 /
No par
Ry^—i._25*
24.
_______
9%
19
9%
18%
9%,
101
♦100%
103
*39%
40
*39%
♦20%
21%
♦20%
13%-
13%-
...
13%
18%
9%
101V*
40
21%'
13%-
18%
9%101
54%
1%
4%
19»A
10 Vv
101
♦39'A
40
20%
21
13%
13%
35
x34 %
34%
34%5
34%
•53%
54%
X53y8
53 V8
53 VB
53%
40
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
4,700
4ya
4y«'
4%
4
4%
3,200
4
19%
•ioy8
101
40
*20%
13%
19%
10%
101
40
21-
14%
19%
10%
102
39
*20%
14Va
20
10%
102
19%
10%
101
20
1,000
2,700
10%
12,500
102%
290
250
39%
39'
21%
*20%
21%
200
14%
14 Va
14%
54,100
39
Volume
%
■
170
•
•
Number 4851
•
_
,
'
,
,
.
THE
•
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1918
Lowest
38
Range Since Jan. 1
v
47%
11
Feb
Apr
56
Sep
100 %
Dec
30
Dec
■
12%
Dec
i:
30
Nov
Feb
22
Feb
5% Feb
100
23
Jun
26% Jan
17
25% Jun
108
?;
,
14
30% Mar
Capital
5
16% Oct
?"■
4
Feb
24
37% Sep
8% Oct
29
6
30
Jun
10
42% Oct
26
147% July
131
11
26% Jun
7
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31
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109
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11
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IS
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Oct. 25
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106% May
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27
31%
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27
50
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1
10
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31% Oct
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11
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30
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Dec
29%
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28%
29% Sep 28
10% Aug 22
11% Mar
51
29%
t per share
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xl06
Dec
11 Va
3%
3.60% preferred
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Dec
Dec
28
10%
40%
11
108%
19
27%
11%
11%
16
24% Jun
May
6% May
25% July
37%
28
11%
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27%
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com-
7%
preferred
cum
7 Va
27 Va
*11%
No par
_No par
com
System lnc
22% Sep
$4.25
7%
3%
10%
12%
L.-R.50
Columbia
3%
26%
*11%
.
6,600
1,900
1,0001
6%
29
'
8.50
Class • B—
29
Mar
3% >
7%
3,200
18%
6%
*
73%
preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys lnc cl A—2.50
Gas
1
73
2nd
Columbia
<: 17%.
11%
19%
non-cum
■
29
16
4%
$
7
10%
96
18% Jun
4
27%
18%
13,500
29
19%
Columbian Carbon
21
27
16
13
103%
•>'
,
10%
r
'
600
..
11%
95
28
Dec
27%
9%
,
v
29
19%
25
Dec
7%:
16%
68% Sep
27%
3%
7
96
32% Jan
X24 %
3%
7
•19%
13% Oct
Dec
3%
7
*94%
2
8 Va
3%
7V4
i !
>16%
13
Nov
3%
7
-No par
48%
25
3 %
73A
100
preferred
26% Jun
Jan
4
•6%
3%
Collins & Aiknian Corp——No par
Colonial Mills lnc—_4,———^20
Jun
Nov
17%
6%
73%
No par
Apr
90
10%
17%
6%
100
—
78 %
36%
10
16%
6%
*72%
Coca-Cola Internat Corp—--No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No par
37%
xl6
9%
♦16%
6%
16%
6'A
34%
(The) common.Nopar
Dec
28%
9%
16%
6'A
6%
50%
100
Dec
Feb
9%
16%
16%
33%
preferred
49
Jan
11
50
Industries lnc
28%
18%
11
34%
5%
conv
preferred—
_20
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
4% non-cum 1st preferred-—100
6
10
9%
11%
11
50
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com—No par
Jun
Nov
10%
34%
24
7 Va Jun
9%
11
10%
50
preferred
28
July 19
26
Apr
64
96
RR Co
141% Sep
82% Jan
71
45%
400
10%
•8%
50%
Nopar
Special gtd 4% stock
Climax Molybdenum--.
2
82%
9 JA
—20
17
30% Feb
82%
10%
.
34%
Co com
26
Clinton
82%
3,000
4
73
—
Clopay Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co
49,100
34%
*._25
1,760
■v-f 200
28%
4%
10%
*14%
M
22%
73
preferred
Feb
4
6 V2
i
28
73%
—
Jan
12
*22
28%
9 Va
*
73
19
80%
221% J»;
4%
■
LOW
1
43
5% Jan
82%
:
'
34%
—
Illuminating
Pitts
28
33%
„100
preferred
&
6%
22%
29 Va
*72'A
com
Graph Bronze Co
5%
'i'jrV 6'%
6,900
.
9
Saturday
$4.50 preferred
Cleve
6%
22%
29
*22%
1
Elec
14
Feb
16
16
26% Oct
108
6 % "■
29 Va
34'A
Par
700
,
•
6%
?; 22%
72%
—10
Aug 15
133
63%
112% Jun
Cleve Elec
6»%
11,000
,
i f
98%
'
& St Louis Ry
non-cum
31% Oct
July
1332
26
C c
5%
15% Jan
92% May
183
9
*97%
34%
>
14%
27%
1
'27%
98'A
72%
preferred
3% July 11
21% Jun 15
Jan
31
8
.
♦97%
OQ
*80%
500
4,000
«
9%
7%
"
10% Aug 23
24% Jun 22
Jan
4V2
.
16
20% Jun
105
Dec
11332
1
14
Nov
75%
19% Oct
V
99
19%
4%
Oct. 22
i
City Products Corp
City' .Stores.- Co
:
Clark Equipment Co
C
Dec
23%
.;
€
28
39
1371
13
68% Sep
69 Va
12%
21
Oct
20% Jun
Jun
Jan
22%
4%
16
Sep
30
July
88
Feb
105
8% Apr
86
3
Jan
16
May
Jan
6%
*97%
c
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp_—
—No par
City Investing Co common
5
5% % preferred--]—*i——100
x
July
;
34%
.t
105% Sep
7
26% Aug 18
56% Oct 13
f 99
13%
No par
;
&
27
:
100
A
common,.—
Gas
27%
'27%
14%
'
8%
26%
Chrysler Corp
27%
27
19
4%
50%
preferred—;—.—;
Cincinnati
27%
27 Va
19
•
*81'A
50%
;
14
27%
26%
14
4 Va
*3%
Chile Cbpper Co——__25
16
97% Jan
Co
5 % %
7
25
1
Jan
Childs
8
26% Apr
Dec
80
Jan\
101% May
27% Mar
...
36
/
14%
27%!
•
8%
*26'A
Chickasha Cotton Oil
7
7
Jun
Dec
176
19
Jan
29%
75%
15%
V.
18%
26%
18%
•
8OV2
*8%
YORK STOCK
per share
19%
27
4%
9%
11%
2,700
8Va
'
*22
80%
*4
10%
27'A
'
t
"
r*7% "
14%
"■»
29%
8%
*23%
23,000
12%:
•13%
26%
22 %
*6%
•
■
8'A
27
*97%
*16%
t :
12%
13%
1
13
13%
4 Va
-
'•
1,200
8%
'
100
12%
8%
9%
par
12%
13%
::
...
8%
:
6,400
4
10%
•
100
8%
'
8
f
360
8%.
'•
13
1'3 Va
8
8,300
?
86%
•H-8%
8%
;
*85% L
91/4
xl2%
34 »/e
110
*109%
19
,6%
..
.
80%
43A
*8%
EXCHANGE
5Va Jan
j60
16
Jun
NEW
65% Jun
Dec
6%
3,400
18%
99
29
81
*4
100
Chicago Yellow Cab_;
1
16% Jan
1
24%
•
$
6
2ya Jun
Jun
23 Va
*21%
par
preferred series
Highest
$ per share
Nov :
2%
44 V2
*80%
22%
29%
2,100
8%
>
26%
*98
14%
8%
34
861/4
13 Va
900
14
'
IO91/2
*85%
13Va
4Va
34%
109 Va
.
9%
*4
y
■
STOCKS V1
Highest
$ per share
14%
-
vtc„;
27
26 %
99
6%
■>::
29%
<
*26%
preferencei—No par
convertible
Range for Previous
Lowest
*22
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co—No
par
20
12% Feb
A
Chicago & Northwest com
No
5% preferred
&
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No
29% Mar 30
21% Jun
100
-
33% Jan
14
preferred
19
14
26%
*6%
Chic Ind & Louis Ry Co class A__25Class B —.———i—«,
—No par
Chic Milw St Paul & P vtc„No
par
8% Jan
28
Jun
convertible
19
13%
27
*98
:i
' A
19
13%
21
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
5% preferred
50
8
27
Co
Chic & East 111 RR Co com—No
par
Class
A
40
5 % Jan
13
9 % Jun
21
May 16
49% July
57
49% Mar
3%%
11% Mar 30
5% Jan
Belt
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3
9
15% July
9% Jun
7% Mar
Feb
3% Jun
22% July
>'
7% Jan
4% Mar
14
8
July
July
Jan
.
Oct
28% Jan
,
7
6
26
*26%
27% Oct
13
Jun
17 %
Dec
—No par
8
18% Jun
91
22% July
14% May
12% July
13%
13%
Jan
Feb
33%
*18%
1
Jan
Nov
30
5
Jun
9
Jan
Copper Corp
Products
33
7%
12
Pasco
Certain-teed
[
Dec
Feb
6
de
300
18%
3%
108
i:
70
102
18%
9
,
—50
—
125%
102
18%
3%
/
50
125%
■
18%
8%
14
28%
125i%
18%
3%
8%
33%
29%
102'A
125%
17%
8%
*13
28%
102V4
126
3%
t
pfd—100
class A
*15
29
102%
126
8%
*
Corp—No par
CO—i,———_*
of N J
28*
16%
,v
5
26"%
Dec
4
14% Oct
14
Cerro
210
30%
*101%
Central
11
141
30%
101%
100%
25% Mar
76%
9 Va Jun
21% Jan
141
30%
■
Dec
31%
14% July 13
Apr
May
141
900
101%
:
18%
11,500
15%
34%
8
42%
*141
142
800
34%
«
7%
40%
8,500
31%
15%
30%
Central & South West Corp com_5
Violets Sugar Co
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
No par
28
8% Mar 29
34%
7%
70
30%
-
19,700
101%
—100
4%% preferred
Central NY Pr Corp 3.40%
Central
34%
8%
102V2
30%
31
30%
31%
8%
*101%
102V4
30%
31%
600
100
8%
30%
G & E
Light
15%
33%
102%
30%
100
56
101%
28 1
Ga
111
15%
38%
v
15%
*7%
39%
140%
15%
56
8%
31%
*31
33%
\
102%
30%
30%
31
15%
30%
Ry Co vtc
No par
preferred series B vtc
-100
Central
102%
102%
30'A
31
.
8
48%
*14%
:
■
101%
Aguirre Sugar Co_—
Central Hudson
•101%
30%
31%
8Va
*47%
15%
56
30%
—
5%
13
25
104% Jan
Jun
Oct
74
4
33% Oct
preferred—
of
102
:8
15
8
140%
Corp common———No par
preferred
—20
Central
8
48%
15%
*55'%
,.;*101%
r
27%
Central Foundry Co
7
24% Jan
17.
6% Mar
Jan
7%
Shares
zlO
Celotex
2nd
8
5
15%
56
for
the Week
$ per share
100
common
4.20%
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No
par
$4.75 1st preferred——_No par
22%
15%
56
> •
'
48%
15%
56
Sales
Oct. 28
$ per share
48
*46%
48
*15%
*55%
Friday
Oct. 27
$ per share
56
30%
34%
39
,
•46
Thursday
Oct. 26
$ per share
15%
*31
15%
*7%
/
PRICES
Wednesday
101%
31%
*33
1
_25
common
SALE
7%
30%
15%
HIGH
1 Oct. 25
i
48
15%
*55%
102%
30%
*30%
5
*46%
7%'
*102
,
No par
;
common-
7% preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
7
Mar
I)
(J
,
]
,
$ per share
15%
*55%
7
■ n
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 24
48
*15%
Conv preferred 4% series.
& General Corp
Case
13
100% Aug 29
23% Apr 22
Jun
Jan
Corp
Monday
per share
•/..
10
Carriers
17
$
*.
No par
Clinch
Carrier
Oct. 22
common—l
A
Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co__
27
Par
(1707)
RECORD
Saturday
^
A_
Carolina
29
-
v,
;
,
-J
class
Airlines
35 % Jan
;
•
.
Mills
Carolina
Jun
39%
STOCK
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
;
preferred
7
May
9
$3
23
Feb
s
/
Capital Admin
30% Odt
14
12% Jun
Oct
8% Oct
7;
Jan
52%
Cannon
26
26
July
;
Dec
130
15% Oct
4;
■;-
u
19
56
Mar
19% May
43% Jan
41%
6'A Mar
48'A Oct
12% Mar 23
Nov
32
5
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
50
May
Aug
110%
26'A
35'A
40% Jan
8% Mar
Feb
NEW
Highest
$ per share
Dec
18
48%
3%
Lowest
$ per share
Mar
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Highest
$ per share
&
-
*101%
430
280
2.000
290
13,100
102 Va
100
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,000
63'A
68%
68%
68%
3,400
15
Monday, October 31, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
THE* COMMERCIAL
(1708)
16
•hm
Highest
Lowest
I per
t per
share
ten
10%
46%
Feb
69%
Jun
Mar
14
X49% Mar
Feb
13
42% Mar
»v4
19%
21%
15%
Feb
18
NOT
23%
Oct
20
97% July
94
Jan
Oct
98
56%
Oct
3%
Feb
8ep
8%
3%
Feb
1% Jun
21% Jun
96
13
NOT
30%
Dec
23%
Dec
36% Jan
Jun
20
Jun
94
95
Dec
129
20%
Dec
65% Dec
Dec
Feb
12%
Apr
155
90
Jun
15% Jun
78%
Jun
Jan
21
Jun
177
7%
Dec
Dec
88
11%
Dec
17% May
15%
Dec
July
24%
Feb
Feb
150
47%
Dec
Feb
61
s
4%
18%
Feb
Jan
133
21 %-Mar
Jan
13% July
7
122%
Aug
May
12% July
28%
Sep
July
x31% May
137
/July
12% Feb
May
160
5% Jun
13% May
67%
•21%
22%
*21%
221A
•53
54%
53
53
•10
10%
10%
10%
$3 prior
preferred
Range Co
17
6
Feb 25
Jun
60
7;,
Cornell Dublller Electric Corp
19
3%%
28
Cum
23
Sep
6
4% May
7%
Coty
9
2% Oct
Inc
Co
3%%
12% Oct
20
27% Oct
18
Cream of
7
42% Apr
13
$2
29% Oct
13
Crown
Oct
25
$4.20
99% Oct
27
Crucible Steel of
Cuba
13
27
1
50% Oct
27
24% Jan
Jan
5,lo0
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
101 %
*100
102
100%
♦100
64%
64%
C4%
64%
18? %
181%
181 %
182%
•181%
/:'• *4
182%
*181%
4%
4%
4%
IM, 4%
4%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2<fa
♦181%
4%
4%
4%
2%
:
26%
100%
26%
26%
14%
40
*97
101%
100 %
123/s
12%
*27%
2d
27%
27%
27%
27%
•J10
14%
15
15%
153/8
15
15%
7,800
40
40
39
28%
"
28%.
98
98
98%
98%
99%
18
17%
59
17%
17%
58%
58%
*23
24
15%
•23
15%
8 v
i;
3:>
8
69
*67
A
•11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
13%
•22%
23%
23'A
23'A
23
23
23%
23%
Press
Inc
8
8
7%
8
143
138%
144
7%
/
141
No pax
Kt par
49%
1
7%
8
common
7%
20%
59%
900
71%
11%
111/4
1,760
233%
233/a
23%
23%
1,400
8
23,600
8'A
8
145
145%
144
50
50%
8
8'/a
81
7%
20%
20%
50 3A
2,200
73/4
7%
10.000
<
20%
1,400
20%
20%
140
♦136
140
•136
21%
780
145%
50%
!' 8
20%
140
21%
21%
100
♦67%
11%
50
•136
140
5,800
8
7%
71%
•67
7%
20 %
20%
21%
180
145
7%
8
•136
;
3,200
15%
*15
*160
81/4
20
23
*21%.
15 »/4
70
11%
71%
141
49%
7%
21%
59%
49%
7%
141
49%
8
140
•21%
21%
•21'A
No par
•136
140
•136
100
pfd
Inc
7%
20%
20%
20%
Cutler-Hammer
v;,v,
.
140
'
50
50
50
3,600
-
180
8%
8%
8
69
7%
50
173/4
•
23
15%
♦160
8
67%
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
7
22%
15%180
•160
180
8
23%
15%
15%
♦160
58%
*23
24
15%
180
•160
101%
173/a
59%
17%
4,600
28%
101%
*98%
18%
581/2
300
27%
99%
17%
1,500
.-101%
28%
102
102%
58%
180
40
283/8
102
*101%
17%
15%
•15
*39%
39
'
28%
102
58%
24
•23
23,600
*99%
12%
17%
*160
28%
28
28%
100%
12%
58%
17%
*58
2%
*99%
102
101%
2%
3,200
2,400
12%
40
28%
101
41/4'
100%
14%
♦33V4
23%
28
100%
190
-
4%
■•/■;
23
*27%
40
28%
102
•97
271/2
14%
4,309
65%
182'A
182
*12%
*99
100'/a
12%
14%
23
2S
271/4
•
12%
*99
22%
27%
40
*39
27%
26%
100%
*98
•
2%
<■<"
101 »/2
■
65
•
65%
182 %
2%
f6 %
•100
101%
I0MV4
100%
*99%
100%
64%
65
2%
4
*97
*993/4
•100
101%
•100
10iy2
64%
€5
•67%
Curtiss-Wright
21
26% Jan
25%
*64
109
1©
$7 preferred
Prior
preferred
4
7
137
25
71%
28
9% Apr
3
18% Jun 14
133
Mar 14
19% Sep
7
25
•66%
145% Oct 28
7% Jan
24%
109
Cuneo
23% Oct 26
8% Oct
24%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.90
Curtis Publishing com
No par
Jan
1.3% Feb
14
16
Feb 28
4% Feb 24
109
Jun 14
42% Tun 28
pfd
non-cum
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%%
preferred
6
May
8% Mar 29
73
6%
RR
24%
•100%
Cuban-American Sugar common—If
160
10% Jun
24%
24%
*99%
,
100
100
7%
500
-810
24
Amer com_No par
21
10
56%
24%
*28%
Apr
*9%
*24%
*100%
16% Sep
*49%
10
24%
I
31
50
9%
55%
14%
preferred
conv
50
*49%
10
56
27%
5%
3,200
/
55 y4
14%
7
14%
143/4
14%
55
£7%
24
14%
4,200
11%
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9%
100
11%
♦49% ' 50
50
3,900
f
54
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11%
2,4u0
23%
22%
.
54
54%
12%
Jan
24
233%
♦53
55
12%
72% Jan
133/4
54%
No par
No par
preferred
133/4
55
.
*12%
com
11,900
13%
6%
♦54
No par
Corp
preferred
64%
11%
14%
14%
16.300
64
6%
55%
55
1
preferred
Zellerbach
9%
2.5«
Wheat Corp (Tho)
Seal com
$4 2nd
102
*49%
10
1
Cork
Crown
50
♦9%
6%
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23
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12*
-,./ll%
11
14%
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10
v
54
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54
10%
50
*9%
100
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of
'
23%
22%
22%
22
*53
14%
14%
14%
•49%
29
common
preferred
Creameries
Jan
com
preferred
Crane
7
100% Aug 18
19 Va
Refining
Coty International Corp
28
32% Jan
Products
Corn
*14
.
•
109
100
31
.100
1
1
Glass Works common
preferred
pfd 3%% ser of 1947
Corning
Oct
Sep
189
l
Bank & Tr Co—10
Corn Exchange
11
65% Oct
14
30
7
24
0
27
13
551/4 Jun
34
17% Aug
S
No par
Copper
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
i
Convertible pref 5% series
»®
Corp com
Cooper-Bessemer
2H% July 19
May 24
Jun
28%
6
102
Mar 17
Feb
13%
101
3
14
46% Mar
91%
25
13% Oct
34%
103% July
13%
56% Oct
8
7
1
Feb
23
26% May
Deo
13%
11% Jan
Jun 27
8% Jan
Jan
24%
*13%
I
Delaware
Corp
Shares
6%
643/4
*13%
13%
64%
13%
12% Feb
13
Jun
13%
64%
•13'A
of
for
the Week
f per share
f per share
Vv;:
65
23% Oct
13
Jun
Deo
17 V4
3% Mar
39%
Mar
x2i
171% Jan
Jan
98%
Dec
%
i
5%
Dec
29
92 v4
Mar
177
Jan
57
66% Mar
Dec
164%
92% Jan
July
€%
64%
34
55% May 13
3
20
10
3
6
6
23
Apr
Not
6%
Steel
64
64%
64
6%
6%
Oil
52
86
i:'t
6'A
Continental
19 Vo Jan
88
5%
t per share
t per share
i per share
5%
Continental
4
13
49% Mar
57% July
5%
1
•
20
Jun
7
f per that*
V
#t.
Lo
Jun
12
Jun
I
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
64%
49% Jan
Oct
60% Not
!
Par
Continental Motora.
PRICES
SALE
Oct. 25
65% Oct 27
51% July 19
9
Jun 13
July
63
Nov
60
Apr
7
8% JaD
14
47% Feb 11,
11% Jun 14
19% Jun 28
5% Jun
Jun
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Oct. 22
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per share
share
'
o
LOW
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since fin. 1
Highest
Lowest
Year 1948
RECORD
STOCKS
>
Range for Previous
STOCK
YORK
NEW
f
213%
21%
21%
21%
2,800
12,400
D
9
Oct
86
1SV4
•.
Dec
Jun
20%
87
Jan
Jan
94%
11% July
Dana
15% Mar 18
IS
Jun
4
96
14
Jan
3%%
Aug 18
5
17% May
pfd series A_
*12%
2
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
*95%
/
Davega Stores Corp common—2AC
5% conv preferred
29
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
1
24
96%
*951/4
96%
*95%
96%
•95%
96%
95%
95%
95%
95%
*127/8
1
-IOC
Corp common
13%
*12%
13%
13
13
*13
13 '/a
13
13
13
13
16%
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16%
16%
16%
*16
16%
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21%
16%
40
•800
16%
*15%
21%
2 li/a
21%
211/4
30
100
16%
14%
17%
Jan
13
28% July
xl6% Mar
8
22 % Sep
21%
22
Feb
26% Jan
3
31
7
29%
23%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
6,100
Feb
31% Aug
30
24%
«
Dec
18%
1
4
98% Aug 18
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
109
96%
96%
•95%
96%
95%
95%
*96%
96%
*96%
96%
96%
Not
Jan
96%
94
V£. 190
Preferred
3.75%
series B
100
•96%
97%
97%
*96%
98
*96%
98
*96%
98
9
8%
8%
8
i 82%
Jan
Jun
15
92
29
Dayton Pwr & Light common
May 12
84
Sep
94
Jun
92% Jan
11
99% Sep
22
Jt*8%
Not
15%
Jan
7% Jun
30
10% Jan
8
Dayton
8%
Sep
13% Jan
9% Jan
7
Decca
Dec
42
4% May 31
17
Jun 14
■;
.
-
-27
Jun
Jan
29
Deere
Dec
46%
13
29%
Feb
34% May
31
Mar 29
36% Sep
15
38%
Jan
50%
26
Jun
13
40% Jan
21
7%
.)
Feb
13% July
81V*
,f
Jan
Jun
30 % Jun
5% Jun
9% Jan
13
Co
&
7%
Lack
Delaware
7
29
Oct
13
Escrow
ctfs
for
14
50% Jan
24
Escrow
ctfs
for
24
14% Oct
26
39% July
19
Jun
58
34% Jun
14% Oct
Feb
July
20
,
Apr
21 % Ma y
20
Jan
3
23% Sep
Dec
60%
50
Jun
7
68
Jan
Dec
13% May
4% Jun
29
9% Jan
7
'8%
22 % Mar
26%
Oct
15
Jun
14
24% Mar
Dec
16%
Jan
11% Jun
20
13
11
16%
Dec
35% Mar
38
Feb
11
Deo
Jun
16% Jun
Jun
31% Sep
37% Sep
21
% Jun 14
9
6% Jun
18
Mar
xl9%May
7
I
6%
8% Oct
Match
25%
25%
26%
40%
41
42%
43%
42 3A
34%
35
35
35
35
35
35
13
Diana
Stores
Distill
Corp
NEW
Range Since Jan. i
Highest
28%
29
2°
2"%
27%
29
273A
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
21%
211/4
21%
21%
21 'A
*21%
21%
21%
21%
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9% Feb
24
17
24-/4 Fed
14
46%
Dec
Apr
10
Dec
Feb
45% Jun
13
10
Jun
12
25
July
Jan
26
Jun
Jan
8
Apr
oj
26
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
28%
27'A
273A
48
47%
47%
48
48%
48%
48%
48
43
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
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14%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
;-4
23
22%
S
<•52
•6%
Feb
12% Jan
3
6%
6%
Dr.
Doehler-Jarvis
Dome
48% Feb
7
72% Oct
24
Douglas
51% Oct
11
Not
Feb
50%
Oct
Feb
106%
Jun
101% Apr
108% Sep 20
Feb
106%
Oct
101
110% Oct
Not
31%
Jun
17
July
May
May
78
67%
83
Jan
98
12
Dec
20
12 v4
Dec
18
Apr
43
29
22
Apr 29
Sep 20
.Sep 19
Apr
11% Mar
8% Jun
Jan
124%
Jun
Feb
99%
8
20% Oct
11
Dunhill
13
14% Oct
11
Duplan
111%
Aug
10%
116
Dec
18
Deo
18 %
Jun
15%
Oct
Feb
28
3
119
common
Industries
3%%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
123%
1 100
*19%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
203A
2,200
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?3i%
•33%
33%
33%
2,800
33%
34
34'/2
34%
42
42
41
41
42
41%
41 %
42
42
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2.100
8%
8%
81/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83%
5,600
17%
16%
17'/a
17%
17%
17'A
163A
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33%
17
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I
share
per
'
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50%
50%.
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10%
33%
33%
33%
33%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
*
20% Mar 30
Eagle-Plcher
id% Mar 20
Eastern
13
♦7% Mar 29
Oct
I
14
Dec
14% Apr
18% Oct
26
83
Mar
19% May
92% Jun
88
16%
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
94% Oct
Eastman
26
<2% Jan
Dee
106
Jan
Not
83%
1%
8%
56
41%
12%
Jun
6
Jun
94
Jan
1
16%
Oct
Feb
37%
Jun
32% Mar 18
Not
2% May
56%
17
1 % Jun
Jan
13
34% Jun
Jan
7
10% Jun
2
5
May
4
8% Oct
11%
*10%
103/4
10%
10%
43»A
43%
14
Electric
Boat
36% Oct
14
Jan
12
Elec &
10
Electric
13% Mar 94
17% Jun
18
25% Oct
15
66% Oct
27
Deo
49
Oct
42% Jan 14
23% Aug
2
Elgin
28
48
7
Emerson
Emerson
Radio
14% Jan
6
Jan
x29% Jun
18
Jun
100% Jan
24
Not
4% Jun
9% Jun
48% Jun
55
6%
16% Aug
Feb
Feb
16% July
65% July
6P
Sep
68%
4
Dec
0%
Dec
9
3%
Dec
>
6
6% Oct
13
14% Jan
1
July 12
25
6% Jun
13
6% Jun
Jan
f oof notes
«ee
nave
36
3
24
Jan
>
Jun
61% Jan
24
5%
Erie
Eureka
">
28
10% net
26
4
53% Oct
6
5% Apr
6
&
Evans
Products
Exchange
10%
400
50
10%
1,500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1.fCO
15%
15%
153/4
16%
16%
16%
15%
16'/a
15,000
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
10%
10%
10%
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9%
10>A
10
10%
43%
43%
43%
433A
44
44%
193
18%
202
198
198
197
18 3/a
9%
44
195
197
900
10%
2.900
44%
14,800
195
100
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'A
2,700
173/4
173/4
18%
17%
17 3A
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18
3,500
94
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11%
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12
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95%
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:
37%
b
36
15%
3
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15%
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1%
1%
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40
40
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37%
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36
1%
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8
233/8
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52
3
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26
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*
Phonograph-.—1
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10%
17%
17%
17%
17
10
^
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94%
8
37%
37%
94
94
*92%
11%
12
94%
8
12
12
12%
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12%
95%
95%
95%
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97
*94'%
73A
7%
73A
1,100
39
383/4
39%
38%
38"%
7.600
15%
151/4
2,700
35%
35%
400
1% ■r: l%
4,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
35%
3534
35%
35%
*35%
15%
36%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
40'A
•39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
12
12
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,000
24 %
25
24%
25%
12,530
61%
66 %
66%
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66%
*50%
52
*50%
51%
503/4
51
51
51
51
253/4
26
253/4
26
2534
25
26
25%
25%
10%
103/g
103/8
10%
17%
11%
1
1-7
I/,
17%
}77/,
11 %
: 17%
17
17%
17%
171/8
16%
17%
16 %
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11'A
Co
333%
33%
101%
►101%
53A
5%
53A
5%
5%
53,4
10%
10'A
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
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52%
-
33'A
5%
52
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-
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52
58
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58
51%
103
:
52
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103
*101%
11%
11 »/4
11%
4,400
17%
171/a
17%
18.090
17
16%
16%
2,600
13
33'A
*101%
103
5%
5%
10%
10 3/4
52%
:•/
600
700
5,200
52%
,/
5%
/ 10%
52%
33%
1,000
103
20
6
15,600
103A
v
8,000
52%
1,100
60
10
4%
4%
434
4%
434
43/4
43i
5%
5
5%
4%
5
2,GO0
81/4
8%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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8 3/8
8%
1.300
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1
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26
33%
3334,
101 %
5%
I
I
33%
10%
102%
95
3,200
24%
-
102 %
109
401/4
23
12
22%
No par
RR Co
39%
40
61%
23%
1
Corp
%
23
12 %
*32%
33
30
73/4
33
37%
8
1%
15%
37
3,700
8
8
29
109
Corp common
Bldg
*92%
*921/2
€4
12
613%
61
V
12
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.22%
62%
94
95%
27
61%
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12%
23%
Inc
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95
1.90
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Pittsburgh
Williams
Ex-CeU-O
10%
10%
173/a
N« par
common
Eversharp
10'A
10%
26%
(The)
preferred series A
21
28
Ton
15
,
Jan
'0l-o
Johnson
RR
5% Sep
68
&
preferred
Equitable Office
Erie
114
17%
.1
4%
21
*113%
27
District Electric Co
Endicott
5
3% Feb
49% May
7% Mar
Empire
13
Jan
11%
Dec
13
Jan
20% May
7% Mar
84%
Apr
17% Oct
33% Mar 25
104
113%
17%
'i
99
Electric
18
84
113%
26%
Gas
18% Oct
104
101
17%
preferred.
Natural
13% Jan
Feb
800
1233%
*100%
*17
Watch Co
14
Dec
123
101
10'A
10%
573%
58
% 123
1
Amer shares
17
Jan
123
*100%
27
preference
Paso
71,100
'
<£./ 195
common__
conv
58
57»A
57%
300
27
Battery. ___Ne pa?
8% Jun
12%
6%
5%
El
May 16
Ind
12% Jun
07
Jan
Co
195
1,800
*190
Inc common
preferred
Storage
5%%
*190
14
—1
Co
common
National
Elliott
51% Oct 21
29
Mus
43%
43%
19
common
19%
13%
114 \i
*10%
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55%
19%
14
114
10%
100
19%
14
114
10%
86
19%
100%
15"%
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86
300
14
123
18%
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19%
100 :
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110
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81
123
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114
i
14
55%
15%
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15% Apr
2% Jan
',•113%
114
10®
Auto-Lite
51
14,300
101
•18%
common
Nut
Convertible
2,900
19%
122%
15%
109
Co
Electric
Jun
4%
Stop
110%
18%
54%
18%
preferred
Elastic
IIO3/8
19
122%
15%
preferred
Products
7
■
jun
20% July
16% Dec
Bros Stores
4%%
110
19'/a
14,300
—109
Jan
♦3
27%
Feb
Co
109%
♦19%
*18%
Manufacturing
»% %
Ekco
18
74%
Jun
Kodak
513%
1063A
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I
Inc.
preferred
Edison
2
Doc
39%
For
Apr
*
Not
9% Mar
60%
101
6%
Eaton
Aug 12
14
19
Feb
12% Deo
10%
Jun
202
33% Apr 29
12% Feb 25
48% Dec
X66
Jan
50%
*106%
19%
Stainless Steel
21% Jun
51%
107%
19
19%
50%
*106'A
109
108%
*100%
7,600
50%
108%
13%:
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50%
80%
13%
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70%
300
10%
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13%
54%
69%
71
70%
50%
108
10'/a
Co
Airlines
70%
106%.'
*10%
Eastern
38% Jun
23,300
10%
7
164
5,700
18%
•10%
13% Jan
Dec
34i%
18
*113%
7% Jun
Jun
10%
33%
183k
1st pfd—IQP
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22%
33%
10%
343/8
18
.19
14
14
30 % Dec
10%
33%
18%
19%
123%
cigar Corp
160
:
11
,18%
80%
t
54%
50%
34%
19%
,•13%
50%
18
81
54%
300
700
50%
34
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54%
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343%
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11%
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19%
101 %
Duquesne Light 5%
share
34%
10%
81
13%
11%
11%
34%
34
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123%
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share
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50%
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I
123
15% Jun
46% May
ir
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10
33%
106%
19%
101
12% Jan
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50%>
109
19
123
115% Jan
.
50
69%
50%
108%
19%
v
109
.
.
for
the Week
Oct. 28
,
10%
107.
108%
108%
p\r
Sales
Friday
Thursday
t
■t per share
33%
72%
107
Nt par
Dec
175
50%
50%
107
V 19
fOr
71%
72
50%
No par
13%
Feb
71%
series
13
14
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16,200
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PRICES
SALE
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400
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33%
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HIGH
Tuesday
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series
Eastern
89 %
AND
11%
$4.50
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6%
17
17
33%
$3.50
13% Jan
Dec
*40%
Oct, 24
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7% July 11
10%
33%
17
Monday
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19% Not
03
23
♦12%
1
Dec
Sep
22%
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<
No par
20
Jan
900
12%
19%
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No par
Corp
Jun
Jun
1,900
12%
11%
preferred
conv
IS
167
23%
1
6%
233A
19%
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International
13
25% May
20% May
6%
23%
*19%
Saturday
common
9% Jun
112
Jan
6 3A
23%
*12%
102% Aug 26
124% Oct
6 34
23%
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Du Pont de Nem (E I) ft CoCommon
——-8
Oct 27
58
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series A
preferred
2nd
$3.25
6%
23 %
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19%
No pax
Aircraft
Chemical
Dresser
4,000
.
12%
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i
Corp
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11
97% Jan
Jun
Dow
57
♦53
..
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22%
No pax
Ltd
Mines
55
*11%
Oct. 22
Co
Pepper
24 % May
4
86% .Tan 21
43% Jun 14
94
22%
♦53
6%
61/2
6%
No par
4
32%
113%
6%
55
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55
2,500
10,600
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A
20
47
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*
18% Sep
97
^00
55
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55
LOW
common
14% Mar 29
Nov
3,800
27%
14'A
'
11%
3,100
47%
A
Corp
34% Oct
1
21%
BOt
„
YORK
Dixie Cup Co
Class
8,900
21%
23%
Par
Dlvco
34% Oct 27
7%
27%
EXCHANGE
Jun
6,500
7'A
2
$ per share
S per share
$ per share
20%
2,400
281/8
/
47%
■
Dec
Nov
35%
26%
28 3%
7%
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2o
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29
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Lowest
Highest
42%
35
351%
28%
STOCKS
Year 1948
42%
433A
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1210
;
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Motor
T
V' Range for Previous
fewest
25%
40'/a
*27%
No par
common
preferred
17% Oct 13
13
25%
39%
.3
Corp~~_._
par tic
Diamond
19
25'A
35
1
,
Raynolds class A
Diamond
2,700
I
Steel
Devoe &
26
Jan
12% Oct
13
12% Jun
Jan
40
20
46% July
19% May
45% Feb
13
46
4,500
25%
8
100
Vilbiss Co
De
22
28%
Detroit
2
26%
2,700
8%
25%
8'A
39%
9%
93/8
9%
26 34
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Detroit-Michigan stove Co
Mar 29
9%
8
27
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Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
10
Jan
9%
8'/a
98
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109
com
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Derby Oil
Detroit Edison
16
56
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8
3,200
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32% Mar
Western...—JO
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St
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20
8%
30
28%
7%
Delaware Power & Light
Sep 16
Jun
8
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&
8
21%
33%
preferred
Delaware
9
21%
21%
25%
common
22
19
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Co
Inc
Deep Rock Oil Corp
12
27
43% Oct
Rubber
Records
21%
21%
9%
3
2.90
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3%
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51
3%
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9%
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51
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4
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THE COMMERCIAL
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11
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38 V* Jan
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Jun
9
24%
Sep
12
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12% Jun
42
Oct
104
14
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17% Jan
July 13
Dec
53
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43
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105
59 %
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53
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13
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20% Aug
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17%. Jan
3
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42%
Jun
21% Jun
7
31 % Jan
7
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Dec
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98% Jan
7
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10
26
Dec
13
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15% Jun
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3
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12
22%
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27
79
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105
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7
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8
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78
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2
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10
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96% Oct
19% Feb
21% Jun
Jun
13
10«4av 13
Feb
26
57% Oct
11% Jan
19
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6
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26
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12% May
24% Jan
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12
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6
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42
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14
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3
13
32% Feb
23% Jan
4
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15
82
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24
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Mar
9
19
24
13
Oct
27
6
13
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65% Apr 25
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Jun
79% Jan 20
31
Jun
May
34
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28
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3
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17
Jan
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20
28
Apr
1
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40
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14
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53
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27
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2
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15
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Oct
128% Jun
Feb.
123% Jan
Jun
108
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13
4
7
4
Apr
128% Jun
108% Oct
14
Year 1948
<
Range
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
V
/w
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S per share
Garrett
50% Mar
66
Nov
51% Jun
14
67% Oct
28
125%
Jun
123% Jan
5
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23
99%
Jun
x97
6
103
17%
Jun
13
Feb
25
16%
Feb
26
Nov
22% Jun
17
12%
Nov
2%
Dec
18%
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Feb
10%
Dec
120
.:
1
15%
Nov
Dec
76
Dec
72%
May 19
17
75
122
30% Oct
28
18% Jun
22% Apr
102% Jan
4
4
15% Jun
13
21% Jan
5
67
77% Apr
11
64
July 19
Sep 26
73
15
1
12% Jun
14
Feb
65% July
6%
122
Dec
47% Mar
24% May
64% Oct
94% Mar
103% Aug
91
28 Va Aug
18
11
48
July
3
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13
14% Jun
29
52 % Jun
14
100
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10% Oct
116
14
34
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104
23%
Jun
6%
Feb
Jan
8%
10
,
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5% Feb
Aug
9
26
106
10
Sep 27
16% Mar
19
5
3% Jan
1% May 12
Apr
12
45% Jan
98% Jun 20
Dec
Jan
5
19
Sep 19
67% Oct 27
24
Jun
Oct
26
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6
5% Jan
60%
Dec
8
23% Oct
17
105%
5%
13
17% Jun
96% Mar
2%
Jan
17% Jan
80% Oct
38% Mar
■
7
Oct 28
72% July 11
21% Jun 17
Oct
Nov
3
12% Feb
34
79% Jun
May
Mar
14
85%
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:
4
7
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18
Oct
16 Vb Jan
4
29% Oct
26
18
35
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14
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7
5
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28
23
Feb >
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31
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89
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99
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14 %
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11
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14
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15% May
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32
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6
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26
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13
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26
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13
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8
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29
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60
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77
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66
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10
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23
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see
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25%
_No par
70%
67
14%
80
•99
17%
70%
33
14%
103
17
72
•87
89
*78
2.50
8%
*99
17%
i *64
33%
14%
No par
i-i
8%
*87
103
17%
•70%
67
8%
6
*99
'
;'
17%
72
♦64
.-No par
common
70
•67
39%
40%
40%
12%
12%
12%
:
136
•67
'
136
7,900
70
230
-
40%
40%
40%
12%
12%
12%
1.600
1,600
—
s
preferred
;
100
Aircraft Corp
L__i
Guantanamo Sugar common
9%
*98
*
1
1
18
No par.
•
:
98%
,
20%-
12%
49%
•98 %
'
'
-12 Va
A
.99
18 Va
*5%-
.-*■
5%
102
9%
y
10'
97/*
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99%
17%
53A
♦98%
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102
^ t
12%
12 V.
12%.
49
49
49%
49'A
68%
68%
69
20
20 Va
20 7
20 Va
A
•98%
<
9%
10
10
29,200
99%
-
98%
98%
•98 Va
99 Va
30
18 Va
17%
5%
5%-
9%
10
,98%
17%
68%
<
68%
20'A
10
..-.17%
/5%
102
9%
•98
18%
:
*5%
conv preferred
No par/: / *98%
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR comJNfo
par
'
12'A
$5 preferred
No par
■ ..•48%
Gulf Oil OOrp
28
* 68
i
A
10
$5
Gulf States Utilities Co
71
27%
1
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold A Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
GrummaD
1,300
'
5
4%
♦25'%
106%
7%
„i0c
com
(The)
'A;-
4%
A?; 10%
12%
7%
125
1
preferred
5
12%
No par
Co
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glldden Co (The) com
7*
16%
♦102
7%
18%
29%
com
Great Western Sugar
16%
106%
10%
154 '.A
•152%
•
•135 Va
Oct. 24
share
per
65
*124%
—No par
preferred
conv
A'
■i
•
37%
8 Va
Oct. 22
'. t
/
No par
$5 conv preference
$2.25
15%
•18%
■>/-A 44
12%
71
"47%
:.
52
Saturday
'
17'A
8%%
18%
',J
'
;
*70%
Grant
18
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
*
5
Grand
-47
*"
108%
No par
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol MSA
2,700
A
16%
18%
106%
43%
10%
154
*27%
136%
100<
8%
*10GJA
preferred
100
$%T# preferred
100
Georgia-Pac Plywood A Lumb Co_l
Gillette Safety Razor com
No par
$5
v
100 r&
♦126%
$6 pfd—No par
Goodyear Tire A Rub
19
37 Va
v.
47
8%
•
19
•135%
52% -
100
(B F)
10%
'
105 Va
43 %J
•102
x7%
-
27%
:
100
preferred
Goodrich Co
>
'«
71 A
27%
19
*99'/a
;
4%%
conv
"Ay
6 Va
34
16%
26%
26%
19 ■■■?:
18%
12%
7% '
71
A
21%
37%
1
12%
•
A7%
,
71;
./A 37%
-; -47
General Telephone Corp
4%%
•152%
:
136%
preferred
$4.60
1
103 Va
10%
Ao.-v'
General
'
'A
6%
*33
*16%
18%
15%
:
19%
18%
•106
43%
43%
10 »A
•12%
7%
*135%
Gen Realty A Utilities—
Gtmbel Brothers
19 Va
A
v
♦105% .106%
•102
152% 152%
12%
19
Corp
Gen Tire A Rubber Co
105%
103%
10%
154
7%
;
1
com
6%:AA
-
43% *43%
•102
10%
*2/'
1
4%%
44
•12
;
60
General Portland Cement
Gen Precision Equip
Corp
Gen Public Service
Corp
105%
105%
105
400
:■: 4%
26%
26%
6,000
33% A>' A-:'
A
18 Va
5
-
4%
26%'
700
7 Va
17%
"
No par
.
5
4%
•25%
-
*43%
100
$3.75 series
Gen Outdoor
Advertising
Time
A V
5
26%
5%
7
6%
'
•5%
400
•17
5%
32
15%
19% r;
No par
Preferred
General
15%
18%
g
General Motors Oorp com
$5 preferred
«*
15 %
19%
•105%
No yat
;
Utilities
15%
18 Va
^
Public
15%
400
7Va
•16%
18% *
18'A
*102
EXCHANGE
Railway Signal
18 Va
19%
♦152%
STOCK
6%
3,200
8,100
17%
5%
16%
160
68 %
>68%
68%
17 Va
>
31%
18
5
No par
YORK
6 Va
31%
17%
'
18'A
10%
4
19
.
7
♦16%
6%
18 Va
No par
i
16Va
183A
7
16%
19%
No par
preferred
;•
1%% conv preferred;
57%
16%
5%
17 Va
18
•25%
'■
27
,
$
—
56%
16%
19
68
17%
A
15%
•
■
com
57
18%
32%
32
*16%
;/ 19% .19%
0
;
;
1,500
1,100
68%
17Va
;*i8%
.100
;
;
16 Va '
*4% :; 5
1
common
6 Va
32 Va
9%
9%
16 Vb
15%
18
>26
No par
Co
6'/a
*32
*16
.
9%
9%
"
50
Transportation
6%
6%
16%
♦233A
9%
93/a
55%
6%
17%
.!
24
23 3a
18%
5%
6% -A 7
17%
310
2,500
9
16%
*16
130
95
29%
93/a
'
55
55
•
16%
5 Va
7
♦17
32%
233/4
♦23%
54%
6%
2 8 3/4
9%
17 %
32
29
9
16
7
28%
24
54%
*16
.1.66%
com
28%
9
600
90
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9%
54ya
90
95
9%
•1G
90
95
8%
r>: 8%
%
17%
15%
27%
5,600
11,800
15%
♦88/2
•; A
*9%
■ ;
-
1
88
94 %
28
•
26%
88
;J
28
26 %v
26
25%
87
95%
•
17%
■
a
4,800
133/a
26%
26% / 26%
95
16
♦17%
15%
11%
26%
13%
(
'
15%
■13%
12
13%
;;
:::;
100
11%
15%
13
68
1
*:
5,900
11%
•54%
*17
—50
16%
15%
:5%
-JNopxr '
16
15%
"■
^
16%
11%
9%
15 7/b
1
16 Va
13%
9% •'
68
———
1,100
16%
11%
24%
;; 17'A
1
com.
23
13%
28%
•54
♦
1
23
11%
*9%
Co
•1033/a
23
13%
88
11,800
103%
103%
11%
26%
1,100
1,500
29%
29
29%
210
64'a
123a
223/4
13%
9%
.
15%
64%
123A
22%
16 %
•14%
16%
15%
28%
103%
29%
104
22%
96
-
•24
1;
6%
4%%
Sep
26%
28%
—No par
^'
100
July 27
7% July 13
100
22%
15%
•86
10
28%
•103%
22%
11%
•95%
No par
Common
12%
For
common
28%
104
22%
47%
•105
13%
11
;
27%
♦103%
22%
16%
•13%
Corp. 10
27%
104
♦103
22% >
♦14%
j
100
boudg
July 20
20% Apr
24
July
:
44
,
16'A
10
27%
104
•21%
No par
(The)
Greyhound Oorp
9% Oct
97
Feb
Sep
144% Mar
33% Mar 19
13%
100
27%
•103
7%
Chem
Gen Steel Castings
99% Apr
27%
••
No par
Refractories
General Shoe Corp
Dec
25
Mar
15
7
Jun
28
12aa
10
May
24
Nov
64%
12%
HJ
82% May
Mar
14%
Jan
Jan
90
39% May
96% Jun
48%
•»
30% Oct
23
Dec
113
24
Mar 14
Dec
4
26
24
Dec
19%
5
6% Oct
22
99% July 18
22% Jan
3
Jun
64%
12%
General Instrument
Corp_,
General Mills common
Gen
Oct
May
64%
12%
Oorp
$8.50 preferred
Gen
123% Oct
10
5% Jun
87
64
12%
preitrred
General Electric Co
3
30
Feb
64%
12%
i*
7
3,100
64%
4% conv 2nd preferred
General Cigar Co Inc corn-
Oct
Jan
102%
.:
Jan
27%
16
2,100
47%
105%
12%
$$ preferred
General Bronxe Corp
General Cable Corp. com
■4%
1st preferred
20% Jan
Jun
29% May
30% May
Apr
18%
8
19
31%
Dec
98%
14
3% Oct
3
4% Feb
26
16% Mar
14
20% Jun
2
132%
;
Dec
21%
11 % Jan
15% Jun
120
Sep
30%
Feb
22%
Jan
-
19% Sep
29% Oct
•
117/b July 19
2% Jun 28
6% May
Feb
24%
May
128%
4% Mar
110%
Jun
29
Sep
22%
18% May
-4% May
Jan
75%
47%
105%
74
64'A
piOACLl CU
NEW
•75
47%
12%
<
General
1,000
64%
20
Baking
15
12%
$4.26 pfd series A
General
15
64%
No par
70
:
105%
74
74
47
105%
5,900
102%
3,500
12%
(Robert)
Amer
'
30
29%
1023A
15%
15
73
4,200
12%
64%
46
400
1,000
4%
12
par
ino
General American Investors
$4.60 preferred
General
•14%
.
18%
.
12%
No par
common—No par
$ per share
Oct
; t
14%
73%
12%
35 3a
'17%
•* 4%
103%
12
46%
(The)
Gar Wood Industries Inc
4%% conv preferred
Gaylord Container Corp
:
93% Feb
12% Mar
119
12%
'
;.
30
29'A
103'A
105%
Corp
Highest'
$ per share
15 '
72%
29%
103%
46%
—No par
:
S per share
29
103%
,
;
4%'
105%
STOCKS
.
Highest
'' "•
12 %
,s.- 4%
%
.
.
18
18
46%
(The)
Range for Previous
Lowest
4%
29 '
14%
,
73
72%
'
12
353/4
105%
preferred
Gamewell Oo
11
24
Jan
43
a7
Jan
'
10% Jan
Jan
144
Jua
46% Aug
106
14
152
44% July
18.
107
6
9% Jun
Jun
28%
27
July
7
18% Oct 27
25
41% Sep
99
July
Sep
3
103% Jan
May
72 %
87%
16% Oct 27
'.74»A
17%.;,
4%':
353%
'•35'A
46%
20
14
11% July
159% Dec
14% May
9% Mar
xl2s
13
Aor
3 % Jun
53% May
Apr
*
19
15% Jun
106
Feb
146
♦
15
21% Jun
105%
100% Jan
34:.
Jun
17%
.
'
12
May
1
:
17% Aug 18
May
26% May
18% May
45 *
99% Mar
.v
41% Jan
25
*73
35'A"
14%
105%
•—
26
Feb
15
1%
f
3,900
35%
103%
•102%
15% •15%
J
,
5,700
13%
%
14%
105 %
9% Jan 10
Oct
13
10% Jun
16%
v
6
31%
23% Jun
Dec
9
Oct
15 %
"
ZZZlOO
Froedtert Grain A
;
:
%
14%
14%
%
14%
■
46%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
common
4% preferred
6
*15
'
Freeport Sulphur
7% Oct
7% Apr
12
14%
'
"
7/a
14%
4%
28%
103f
12
•»' 14%
11
105%
Franklin Stores Corp
17% Jan
'28%
•101%
?:■
12%
14%
4,900
5,800
♦46%
Corp
prior preferred
Francisco Sugar Co
14
103
9,900
20
•105'A
6%
30
15
-12%
25%
19%
14%
18
4%
2,100
25%
20%
25
Foaier-Wneeler
4% Jun
28%
28%
•101 y2
Y™—10
com-
conv pfd
preferred
14% Jun
28%
-
.
4%
38%
25%
19%
1-100
Machinery A
"4% Jun
48% Aug
17% July
Not
27%
a
•H'A
38 3A
39
25%
20 V*
14%
35'A
35%
•17%
38%
Shares
25 V*
-
17% :■ ;
"
FJorshelm Shoe class A
Pollansbee Steel
Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc
10% May
Dec
16%
Sep
28
16% May a7
12
-
17%
4%:.;.;f
1
Fire Ins N
Fllntkote Co (The)
10% May
Jan
12% Feb
~5%
'■
Aug
20
9
12% Aug 17
b
101
Dec
3
x38
17% Mar
Dec
25% Feb
/ ;8% Oct 24
68%
8%
17
22
Oct
47%
6%
Ju'/a tsep
May
Feb
16%
11
•34%.
'
•
the Week
19%
* %
%.
14% \14%:.
'
14%;;'.'
35% /
38%-
Sales for
,,
Oct. 28
$ per share
25
.
'"14%:
14%
7/a '
14 yg
19%.
Friday
Oct. 27
6 per share 7
share-
"37%*
37%;;
25% ',•:
19%.
37%
.
14%
:" \i
6 per
25
19%
Thursdays
Oct. 26
.j per share
25%
14%
^
Wednesday
.
'
ji>0
•4 preferred
Florence Stove Co
Florida Power Corp
3%%
3%%
■
__g
'
Flret National Stores—
Wrth (The)
Carpet Co
Food
14%
*34% -35% Vv'
*17% ':17%.""'
.5
i
Firestone Tire A Rubber
4%% preferred
18
35%
Deo
Fidelity Phoenix
18
89
16% May
8% Aug
I
Dec
92%
38% May
25% Jan
9%
4** /•
24
29
Jun
82% Not
22
2'
8% Feo
Jun
24 %
Dec
o
16% Sep 28
15% Oct 22
May 26
9Va Sep
Jan
20% Apr
12% May
Dec
28
com
prej.tj.rea
Mfg Co
Oorp
50 v* Mat 31
68
i
Felt A Tarrant
Ferro Enamel
107% Mar 17
3
14%
Jan
*y* M
14%
...;
__i
!
19%
\
rs'J
,*
37%
37%
' • ■'/ 25
19%
14%
iii
..-,14%
l
'
25%
NO par
Federated Dept Stores
15
28%
xl04
Liquidating Corp
Pedders-Qulgan Corp
8
May 10
Jan
Oct. 25
I per share
37%-;;/
^*19%
Federal Mining *
Smelting Oo___2
Federal-Mogul Oorp
§
Federal Motor Truck—
fcK.p jj,
20% Jan
ft
Sep 21
63 %
49% Mar
103%
FAB
10
31% Sep 29
.
95% Mar 23
Dec
Dec
69%
6% Jan
j
*
jt*
Family Finance Corp common'
-18% Oct 28
*37%;
,
5■•-25%'
Brewing vwy
Corp
Pomiltf
28
19%
83% Feb
Faistaff
14
64
Jua
17%
•
I'
9
31% May
Feb
90
»7% Jan
11% Mar
32.
12% May
Peb
Fairbanks Mors* * Co
Fajardo Sugar Co_^__
3
15% Oct 13
8
•
7
27
Oct
Oct
20 % May
Dec
5
y
'
% Jun
&
21.
Jun
*
W43>.
'
/
Jun
16;
V
'33% Feb
25% Oct
.
19% Oct
Tuesday
Oct. 24
prices
SALE
high
AND
Monday
:_,j
o.
per share
41% JMS
l9;/;FebY2ff
;
IT
:
.
Par/rt-per share
xl9*fc not
(1709)
YORK iSTOCK ; RECORD
stocks
new
&
17%
17%
17%
17%
9,000
5%
5%
5%
5%
•98%
102 Va
102: -j
*
•98%
12%
12%
12%
12%
49%
49%
M9%
50
69
69%
69%
70
69
19%
20
'19%
20
20
-
6
102 Va
12%
"
■
1,900
-
12'/a
"*48%
49
Va
-70
*
20 Vt
8,700
"
700
13,300
3,800
'
COMMERCIAL
THE
18
STOCKS
Previous
Range lor
1948
J
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
$ per
$ per share
t per share
.
Par
$ per share
share
H
31
Jan
4
36
Sep
16
22 y4
Sep
7
23% Oct
26
Oil
Nov
16% Jun
Halliburton
15 %
12 y*
Dec
16% May
12%
Dec
xl4% May
79
Feb
21%
Feb
27%
Jan
8
Dec
59
'
Jun
79
Dec
4% Jan
Jan
Feb
Oct
Feb
11%
Jun
Mar
26%
6% Oct
68 y2 Oct
8
9% Oct
27
7
Hayes Mfg
7
9j/4 Jan
Jan
19% Feb
3
24% Aug
1
27 y4 July
20V4 Jan
13-
25% Aug
9
Oct
78
Jan
91
Jun
84
Jan
17
94 Va Sep
29%
Dec
42
Jan
30
Jan
3
95 y2
Jan
103
22%
Nov
6%
120
20%
i
I
34%
'
May
98% Jan
23y4 Jan
42% Oct
14
4
17 y4 Aug
22
Hercules
1
49% Sep
122% Feb
15
131
Sep
Apr
V, 26% Mar
1
40
Oct
5
128%
30%
27%
26
21% Jan
7
Oct
19
84% Sep
1
8% May 20
10% Oct
13
79 '
Oct/
Jan
25%
Jan
Feb
21%
Jun
14%
Dec
12 y4
86%
Dec
9
29% May
9%
Dec
16 y2 May
15%
Feb
30%
30
Dec
29%
Nov
42%
Feb
35%
Jun
x24
Dec
100
99
103
Dec
Hires
13
Holland
20
Hollander
18%
Dec
91/2 Jun
Jun
46%- Jan
30
27
Nov
34%
Jan
28 y2 Jan
81
Oct
94%
Jun
86% Jan
49
Oct
>
.34% Aug
Feb, 11
-96
Sep
3%%
22
48% May
Feb
38% Jun
29% Feb
7
Dec
23
Jun
12% Jun
14
Jan
47
Jun
31% Jun
28
.16
Oct 26
•!46% Jan 20
1
5 '
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
5% non-cum preferred——100"
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car.——
..12.50
Hunt Foods.Inc
6.66%
Howard
Sep
34%
12%
8%
Jan
50
:33% Jun
Nov
♦
29
8% Jun
7
26
'14% Oct
■
Feb
9
17y8Oct
47% Jan
2
12%
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22%
Dec
19
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8% Aug 31
Dec
10 %
5
May
1% May 23
Sep
Jun
14%
....
19
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4% Jun; 7
Dec
14% May
19
7
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13
11% Jan / 7
—
-
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Jun
15
Lowest,.
8 per share
Lowest
$ pet share
80%
35%
Apr
27% Mar
31% Jun
Jun
NEW
Idaho
13
Illinois Central RR
Power
4
Leased
28 % Jan
21
30
25% Jan
>4
34% Oct
5
51 % Jun
28
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12
10 Ve Jan
20
May
Jun
25%
.
4
15%
Jan
Dec
56
Jun
58 y2
Nov
76%
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,55
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30
6%
13
11%
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160
Jan
3% May
16% May
Dec
156
1
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-
5
Nov
9Vs
Jun
139% July
64% Jun
99
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14
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41% Jun
July
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26% May
35% Jun
29
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33
33 Va
33
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54%
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4%
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15%
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17
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28
International
i
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3
39%
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48
May
44
Jan
24
89%
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99
May
95% Jan
17
33%
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42 y4
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-30% Jun : 6
100%
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113%
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101-
Jun
20%
Feb
35
Oct
99
Dec
106
May
102
145
Jan
158
Jun
155
39%
Oct
21
Jun
6
29% Jun 30
Feb
15
May 23
14
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3
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43
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26
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21
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14
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160
Apr 26
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-
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Feb
93%
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73
Jun
28
86
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43%
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30% Oct
24
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11%
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21
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Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
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98
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preferred series A
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21
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178
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28
148
13
share
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136% Aug 12
Jan
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6,900
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-
190
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45%
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International Utilities
37%
13 Va
"
4%
25
preferred
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32
2% Jun
7%
37%
13%
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9%
16%
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•
84
■
102
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38
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44%
of Cent Amer com—No pari
preferred
100
61i
20
160
160
162
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: 37
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9%
178
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85
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33%
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Int'l Nickel of Canada
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.-
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190
27
177%
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162
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r
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27%
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100.
preferred
48
-
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1% .i
27
preferred
100,
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162
:
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162
~
23,700
'
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...
69
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1%
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Feb
'3
81
7%
27%
14
11% Jun -14
28%
28%
28%
8
8
69
:
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Int'l
Jan
i
8 Va
8
49
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Int'l Business Machine
Jun
Jan
28'A,,
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4%%. preferred
7
24
Jun
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189%
Corp
27
Aug 10
450
8'/a
28
23.
.
54%
Oct
13
100
97
2 7'A
27 Va
33%
26
11%
24
10
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27%
11%
4
92 y2
26%
11%
27
23 y2
97
27%
97
11%
11
Dec
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27
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11%
16% Oct
Dec
97
27
97
88%
8'/a
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Dec
*86
1%
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18
87
1%
14
79%
30%
87
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1%
13
17
36
29%
89
1%
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3,200
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36
88
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34
36%
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36
29%
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29%
89
26%
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29%
35%
29 Va
35%
29
29%
94%
July 28
18 y4 Feb
,
35%
35%
Shares
54%
Intercontinental
7% Jun
14
35 '/a
29 Va
for
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Sales
Friday
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
$ per share
$ per share
-
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 25
& Oct. 24
Oct. 22
15%
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
15%
15%
15%
16
8%
8
.57% Jan
10%
8%
21
7% Jun
J.
16% 'Jun
9%
9%
10%
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'8
5,000
10'A
15%
41%
9%
17
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400
3,500
26%
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20
41
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41
;
92%
9
15%
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16%
Aug 25
7% Feb
8
16%
15'%
92%
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7,700
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9%
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103
48%
42%
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8
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16%
25
10
95%
40%
40%
92%
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7,400
12%
40%
16
39%
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97%.
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16
39
39
200
103%
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-
92%
143
7
43% Oct 21
Jan
95%
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95
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180% Sep
8
7% Aug 16
4 % Aug 23
,
*
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29 y4 Mar
,14
12
28
28
32%
13% Jan
13
1,900
108%
9%
19
Feb
23,400
28
108 %
16%
7
49%
49 Va
27%
107%
16%
31'A Jan
900
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28% Oct
14
2,700
27%
*
28
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196
19%
27%
107%
1
.
19
v
49 3A
49 Va
400
15
27%
common—i—b
2y« Jan
15
107%
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21
25% Jun
49%
8,100
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19 %
27%
•
200
15
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27%
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400
...
107%
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19
28
4%
43%
49%
14%
4,400
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14%
15%
18%
27%
19
5% Oct
137% Jan
27%
27%
48%
49%
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-
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10 Va
15
*15
30
79
♦78%
26%
26 Va
19
19
19%
19
19%
27%
Oct
34% Oct
Nov
19 %
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;•
9% Oct
,86% Oct
:
15%
13
17
17% Mar
15 %
36%
14
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15%
13
26
Nov
15%
36%
3% Feb
8% NOV
15%
12%
73 Ve Jan
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36%
24
86
-
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26%,
15%
10%
14%
14%
14%
26%
v,
13'A
Jun
65
•
14%
14%
15
36 %
Jun
i
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27
14%
13%
6 % May
34 y8 Oct
Jan
14%
26
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y
79
10%
26%
15
15
35%
93
Nov
10%
13%
38%
62 y2
10'A
35%.
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I
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V
10'A
13 %
Feb
Jun
79
*78%
79 /.;/
10'/a
35%
Deo
39%
3,610
Inspiration Consol Copper——20
.
5% Feb 24
Jan
600
16%
8
Xl7
164% Jan ; 3
42% Mar
17%
18% Jan
11
8
27
71
135
17%
16%
41% Jan V 8
22% Jun: 1
Jun
7
23%
.
17%
16%
33%
25
Jun
24% Mar
17%
16%
26%
Apr
174 y2
3% Mar
17%
16%
V
%
765
14
Oct
5%
1.8 JU
Rayon ——1
Ingersoll-Rand common——No par
6% preferred —...———--.100
Inland Steel Co
—No par
9% Jun 29
Dec
x34%
2,500
139%
33%
11
Jan
May 31
3
Feb
39%
138'A
*26'A
*.'$ per share
Industrial
30
26%
39%
138 %
39
*53%
10
Jan
125%
39%
137%
79
*14%
40
33%
No par
27
12% Apr
86% Jan
103
16
*14%
3,000
137%
10'A
10 »/4
1.000
48%
125%
16'A
48
126%
33
79
*78%
48
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*17'A
18
15%
■
16%
48'A
125%
16%
16'A
47%;
126%
1,200
42'A
,
4,70% preferred 'I,.——*__50
Illinois Terminal RR Co..—.5
Illinois Power Co common
28
23% May
Dec
15%
*41'A
80
29%
29%
42'A
136
37%
135
♦17 Va
18%
"15%
29%
26%
% Oct
Feb
Dec
1%
36%
29'/a
15%
15%
47%
103%
103
103
*41'A
42 'A
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133%
134%
29%
8% Jan
Deo
86
■7
133'A
35%
49 % Oct
11% Jun
200
35
27'%
35%
,72
21% May
: 8% May
200
93
107'%
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7
Jun
2.500
25
28%
4%
lines
22%
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35%
103
30-
30
47%
125
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103%
*41'A
16'A
47%
125
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100
4
3
33% Mar
8
non-cum conv
6,800
107%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industrla Electrica De Mex, S A—
29% Sep
4
Jun
155
47% Nov
160
Feb
i3
r
Jun
21% Jan
Jun
30%
Feb
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37%
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6%
Jan
15%
15%
126'%
97
8
96
34% Mar
4 2'A
93
35%
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30'/a
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47%
47%
89
89% Oct
29
150
30%
42'A
*125
*87
13
Jun
Nov
,
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104
*103
30
*94
Jun
7%
30
*41'A
15%.
...100
RR stock ctfs series A.—.—1000
73
95
Nov
104
35'%
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35%
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pfd ser A..100
July
"
common.
3,000
6%
93
93'A
*24 Va
93 'A
*92'A
,
♦106%
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4
Co
9'A
22%
25
104
19%.
20
9
6%
22%
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90
20%
22'/a
25
36
20
11
Oct
31
97% May
37% July
12%
22%
25
2,100
6%
22%
900
6%
66 Va
9'A
6%
LOW
Co
36% Oct
7
22% Feb 24
Sep
Feb
8%
6%
93%
2'A
Par
Feb
~9%
8%
6%
Saturday
$ per sha're
95
Jan
*8%
6%
92'A
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
„
$ per share
42% July
26% Aug
8%
6'A
.
62%
24%
8%
6%
■
Range Since Jan. 1
<
Highest
-
8%
24%
6%
66 Va
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1948
*65%
25%
Hupp
Oct
17
66%
223A
Corp ——
—
1 1
Hussman Refrigerator Co
No par '
2% Jan
6
Corp..
Stores
Howe Sound Co
'
Sep
8%
preferred
—,—100
Power.——No par
Oil of Texas v t C
—25
—
Houston
,44% Oct 19
14
33
♦65'/a
92'A
*32%
'
Houston Light &
4
66'%
11%
11%
34
*37%
38
*94%
95
*47%
48
43 Va
43%
*15'A
16'A
38'/2
38%
9%
9%
15'A ,15'A
*40'/2
40%
13%
14
9%
.9%
No par
com
*65 Va
22%
*96%
$2.25 conv preferred
50
Household Finance com———No par
10
66'%
66%
6'A
*24%
,
10
1.500
21 %
145
24 %
24%
*6%
93'A
47%' 477/8
28%
28%
*106'/2 107%
'—No par
No par
A
scr
$4.25 preferred
Houdaille-Hershey
'39% Oct'27
! 42% Jun '20
pfd
2nd
$4.50
17
24%
6%
25'A
*27% \27%
12.50
Homestake
May 3
12% Mar 80
24%
*6'/a
22%
*19%
Hooker Electrochemical Co, com—5
20%
3%
Mining'
24%
6'A
*24
24
22'%
10'A
15
14%
26%
15%
106%
21%
25
24 3A
6'A
6'A
15%
79'/2
V
'
-
6'%
*
i-—10
preferred——,
30 *
conv
28
99
6
Mar
5 *
& Sons
(A)
28
Sep
109% Aug
6
38
5
♦144'/a
200
-V/; 110
80
*144%
8%
18
1,000
*106'A
21%
145
*64%
,%.
7,500
14%
...
12% *12%
y
106 %
21'A
145 r
•144%
145
*144'%
,
21%
21%
14'A
*73 Va
6'A
24
104
30
42 y4
16
48
700
36
,23 Va
'
23
;
79
*106'/a
106
106
21'A
*92'A
15%
*78%
10'A
*14%
14%
26%
*15%
1
„
31
8
13
29% Dec
E)
Co
Furnace
49% Oct
1
94% Sep
5%
J28% Sep }6
Apr 29
Jun
(Charles
Co
145
143 %
106%
21%
)
*247/8
*17'/,
1
100
Holly Sugar Corp
!22% Jan 21
3
34 % Jan
"
11
.15% Oct
24 yg Mar,io
Oct
25
&
2
30
*16% Jun 20
24% Nov
May
Hinde
15% Sep
8% Jun J29
,
Jun
>
15
28% Oct
21'%
*
*125
126%
*36%
38
133 y4 133 %
5
Dauch Paper Co——10
3
16
*105%
106%
*21 %
•
*12
79%
23 %
*103
Hotels Corp—
Hilton
*105%
12%
80
*35
5 *
Inc—
Chemical Corp
3%% preferred ser A
80
25 'A
*47 y2
Heyden
Jun 16
,11% Jun
.12 % Jan
20
preference
conv
Hewitt-Robins
2iy2 Jan
14
28% May
73
$4
139% Oct 28
14% Jun
Nov
Nov
■12%
*12
81%
*92%
——100
No par
No par
preferred
5%
Hershey Chocolate com
Xl3% Aug 25
Jan
17
17%
,
14
113% Jun
123% July
Mar
114
Motors.—
12%
7.9
12%
•80
6%
66'/a
8%
6'A
No par
Hercules Powder common
Feb
14
16
40
12%
79%
14'A
•12
145
—No par
preferred—,
non-cum
13%
23 %
Shares
'
*14 %
21 %
*29%
*41V*
*15 %
(G W) common
7%
6
Apr
Oct;.
Helme
Jun
22% May
57%
Dec
preferred
3.65%
10
25
13 Va Jan
Dec
Deer
25y4
Oct
13%
23%
,—100
25
100
—10
25
Co common
23%
14
36
*24%
15
34% Jan
Oct
35%
13 V<
41%
120%
Heinz (II J)
19
23%
13%
24% V
5 '
Co
preferred—
3%%
30»/g Oct
105
4
Glass
Hazel-Atlas
f
22%
14 Va
«
6%
*64%
*8%
6%
1
2
Corp
Hecht Co common
8
36% Aug
14
Nov
24>A
Dec
5'A Jun
100
Hayes Industries Inc
35%
22%
i-
12%
*24
common—1'
Corp of America
4%% preferred
36
22%
*35
14
81 % f
106% %
*143%
10
Marx
Hat
5
Jan
—100
Schaffner &
Hart
13
22
35%
22%
'
share
*35'A
35%
36
22%
"14%
*80
*105%
*21 Va
com—No par
Refrac
preferred
6%
4
Feb
25
6% Jun 28
61
11% Jun
6%
149
20
Harbison-Walk
*14%
$ per
$ per share
share
35
v
23
*12
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
(M A)
Hanna
4
13
23 y2 Jan
20% Jan
5
100
preferred
conv
$ per
the Week
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 26
$ per share
fper share
36
22%
No par
IW F)
4%
6
107% Aug
4
May 12
3
142
34 % May
Dec
4%
Apr
*35
'
~
Cementlng__5
Printing Co
Hall
Mar 29
Jan
18% Jun 20
Jun
150%
13
81
104 y2
Jun
107
,
146% July
20 Ve
Jan
89
Mar
xl01%
3
27
72% July 26
Oct. 24
Wednesday
Oct. 25
•
$ per share
29
Well
Hamilton Watch Co com
14% May 19
Jan
11% Jun
12
v
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
:.y'/■/
Oct
Water
Feb
35%
Hackensack
31
•*
Oct. 22
a
IIIGII
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
AND
LOW
5
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. I
Highest
Range Since
-
Year
'
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Monday, October 31, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
(1710)
22,900
K
May
8% Jun 30
8
rr-
Kansas
X89
May
98%
Dec
101%
Dec
23%
Feb
48%
Oct
48% Mar
60 y2
Jun
94% Jan-12
100% Feb
Dec
20%
Feb
16%
Dec
For
18
May
Aug 22
J.05% Aug 30
58% Oct
24
4%
16% Oct
28
Kansas
14% Jan
7
13
26% July
17% Jun
23
21% Jan
8
xl3% Jun
13
17% Oct
27
24.
Kansas
45% Oct
22% July
D&ge
♦103
cum
3
Jan
1
see
4%
24
52
10% Jun
footnotes
♦loo
July 25
X34% Feb
14 y4
li%
11
102
City Power & Lt Co--^
.j
3.80%
preferred/
—100 <
preferred
100^
43 Va
City Southern com__No par
preferred
100
*58'A
non-cum
Power
& Light Co
com_8.75,
Kayser (Julius) & Co...
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A_1
Class
B
1
:
16 Va
■
12%
*19%
-*16'A
101
104
'100
103 y4
103'A
103%
103'A
103%
44
44
44%
14%
59
43%
43 '/a
43 3A
43%
59
58 Va
58'/a
*58'A
-16'A
12%"
20
16%
16
16'A
16
13
13%
13%
*19%
16'A
"
103%
103%
45%
44'A
44%
10
130
5,000
58%
58'A
58
58
57%
500
16'4
16
16%
16'A
16%
16 Va
16%
14.40)
14 Va
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14%
8,800
20%
17%
20%
21%
20%
21
3.600
17%
17%
17
17%
7,900
20
*19%
20
19%
16'A
*16%
16%
16%
*57
Volume
170
Number 4851
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
S per share
4 per share
:v,
J Highest
•Lowest
Highest
t
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
•
': 'f NEW YORK
$ per share
Feb
60 y8
Oct
40
Jun
,6
56% Jan
12
STOCK
Nov
51
Apr
39
Jun
20
47% Oct
13
Kern
Dec
16%
Oct
11% Feb
25
15% Oct
19
19
Feb
92
Oct
14%
Mar
Jan
■
29 V*
Oct
37%
Dec
July
15
90
14
Jun
10% Jun
Jun
75
Feb
11%
63
17% Jun
24
May
104% July
.
25
25% Jun
72
20
v
90% Aug 11
89
Nov
95 y2
32
Feb
39%
Jun
x35% Feb
Feb
58 y2
48% Feb
14
40%
Nov
July
.Oct
4%
.49
6% May
Feb
4%
43
Jan
3
4% Jan
5
Dec
12
Apr
3% Jun
24
Mar
17% Jan
4
9% Jun
14
9% Mar
14% May
Oct
53% May
25% Aug
29% May
19% Jun
47
37
42
Mar
'5
21%
Dec
90
Dec
10
Feb
30% Mar
Jan
19% Mar
May
\
;
7
14
Jan
4
7
Jan
>
58
Oct
21
Oct
8
6
26
Jan
21
19
19
43% Oct
19
6
29
22% Jan
98
Dec
33% Jun
i3
Jun
3% Jun
13
4% July
26 JA July
1% Jun
3
5%
Jan
10% May
Feb
56
8y8
Dec
12
16*A
Feb
26 7t
Jun
13
4% Jun
15
24%
(G R)
Co
8
common
Koppers Co Inc
4%
common
preferred
10
Laclede
Gas
6%
May 24
11% Jan 10
44% Oct
27
5% Jan
7
3
8
Jan
24% Jan
12
Lane
Lee
Co
Rubber
Lees
No par
Lehigh
Tire..
__5
Cement
(The)
20% Feb
25
6OV4 Oct
4
6% Jun
14
38'/2 -Jan
34 % Jun
14
37% July 27
Jan
72% Apr
13
91% Oct
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Nov
174% Mar
47
May
170
Feb
33
Jun
14
15
Sep
12
43% Oct
13
Jun
x6% Jun
13
10 J/4 Jan
7
70 y4 May
52% Jun
17
66 % Jan
10
Jun
14
33% Oct
14
13% Jun
14
17
13%
■ X.
15% Dec
23% Jan
Jan
Dec
85
Jun
65% Jun
14
78
13%
Jan
24%
Jun
16% Feb
-5
23% Oct
14 >/8
Dec
20'A May
68% Jun
14 % Jan
3
68 y4
57%
Feb
xl8
Nov
18
Feb
138
Nov
30% July
21% Sep
Jun
158
23
Nov
25
37
Dec
50
Feb
Nov
May
91
Dec
35% May
98 % July
17"
Nov
24%
20
Jan
x60
Jun
8
7
Jan
27
26
18% Aug
72% Oct
5
25
15% Jun
6
25% Oct 20
19 % Jan
3
25% Sep
153
Jan
28
23% Jan
4
31% May 31
20"% Jun
14
95
Jan
14
15
Jun
13
169
23
Oct
20
30% Aug 29
41% Jan 11
25% Sep
100
14
Oct
20
21% Mar 30
7%
Year 1948
t per share
$ per share
Link
Belt
Lion
Qil
Jan
Oct
142
Feb
129
Loew's
13%
Dec
30% Mar
Lousville
&
9% Feb
490
Dec
6%
Nov
Oct
25
10
6
6
100 % Apr
13
Jan
jan
525
Apr
Apr
10%
Sep
95% Jan
8% July 27
10% Jun
23
5
Jun
24
430
Jun
13
6% Feb
24
20
Lowenstein
4 % %
(M)
pfd
Lukens
5%
& Sons Inc
6%
xOkk
103%
Mack
Trucks
3
Jan
Sep
Jun
6% Jan
16
12
Magnavox
8% Aug 25
Mandel
Mar
7
Market
St
Marshall
5
103% Feb
4%%
&
13% Jan
Masonite
18
Dec
27 % May
11% Jun
13
19% Jan
Master
34% July 12
42% Sep
Feb
15
38
Jun
1
47% Oct
84 y4 Mar
93
Jun
89
Jan
4
97
84
Feb
93
Jun
89
Jan
11
97
Aug
77 y8 Aug
85
Jan
80
Feb
23
87
Oct
12% May
Jan
7% Jun
27
30
Jan
110
43%
Mathieson
Aug 16
15
Aug 25
10% Oct
9
7%
25
$3;40
19
Maytag
27
$3
5
113
Sep
12
$6
Jan
1st
41%
Jan
19% Mar 22
25
10
McCall
36 %
May
30% Mar 23
35% Oct
14
101%
Jun
90
99% Oct
20
Dec
35% May
Jan
98%
16
17% Mar 11
23% May
Jun
12% July 14
17% Jan
15
70% May 25
93
Oct
23
31%
Dec
46% May
28% Jun
13
34% Oct
23
20 '/a
Dec
25
20% Jan
3
24% Aug 16
Dec
19 */8
May
7% Jun
14
13% Jan
47
Dec
30
49
Jan
62% May
18% Jun
34% Jun
12%
12% Jun
14
15% July 25
8% Nov
50% May
28
3
Feb
35%
Dec
92
Nov
101% Nov
13
Feb
38%
Feb
3
110% Feb
24
8% Jun
14
14% Jan
8
37% Jun
14
48
18
July 27
20
14% Jun
14
Nov
July
56% Apr
Nov
98
54 % Mar
78
.42%
6
18% Jun
9% Mar
14
124% July 14
10% Aug
2
7% Jun 15
43
% Feb
Mar
10
Oct
19
17% Sep
13
Oct
23
25
139% Mar
3
12% Jan
25
12
12
Jan
62% Oct 28
Aug 30
May
90
Oct
20
Jan
4
10% Jun
13
107% Sep
14% Jan
1
15
67 % Jun
15
80
16% Jun
For
footnotes
16
21% Oct
see
page
♦65 5/8
693A
*65 5/a
23%
23%
223/8
16 3 8
16%
.16%
16%.
70
70%
70%
70 3A
2474
243/4
24%
245/8
24
25%
25%
24 7e
25%
25
■
"
.
f
'*168
169
*30%
30 3/8
337a
33%
•
33%
233/8
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•
•
23%
>
*99
18 3/e
•18
17%
34,400
72%
71%
72%
5,300
23%
23%
-23%
4,500
25%
24%
243/4
,235/8
23%
25%
25
25
25
168%
♦167
169
♦167
•30%
30%
333A
33%
237b
,187a
HIGH
AND
30%
34%
x33
x25
30%
24%
.25%
983A
18%
18% .f
3,900
168
168
983%
,18%
,
169
'
140
30%
7,000
33%
6,100
25
2,400
98%
.
98%
250
18
18%
2,000
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
;Pct.?5
$ per share
24
*
.17
33%
100
18%
'V*
30%
30'A
3374
23%
•99
.
r
$ per share
Sales tor
Friday
/
the Week
:Oct.28
<
$ per share
t per share
4 per ,share
Shares
fly
*12%
12%
*35%
36
36
139
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
•136
36%
139
13% /
•137
.139
140
,
♦137
,
14%
133/4
37%
37%
*37%
37
36%
139
..
14
14
36 3 4
37%
3,300
•v-700
363A
♦137
140
10
140
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/fl
12%
12 %
12
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
32
32 >/e
' ^99% 100%
*99%
100%
♦993/4
100%
99 3A
993/4
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12%
31%
-
10%
10%
11
10% rll
10
14
14
14%
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11%
7
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.
24%
'
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17
•
24%
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-
17%
8%
8%
173/4
17%
22
22
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9%
22%
103%
103%
9%
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103%
93A
22%
22%
9%
10
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>03
,103
v
9%
V
23%
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9%
24
8 3/b
8%
175/8
♦17%
22 3/a
22%
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10
97B
97a
9%
,
400
8,100
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8%
2,100
10,400
180
>18
223/8
3,400
103 %
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103%
1,100
8%
17%
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175/a
103%
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24
24
223/8
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.
•
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t
/
26,800
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17%
18
1,100
500
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10
12
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7%
is
22%
:
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14
223/8
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:
13
500
7%
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5,400
14
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24
18
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100
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9
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1,700
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14
i 8,400
,
210
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9,000
800
1,800
123/4
12%
12%
123/4
12 3/4
13
13%
13
13%
2,800
40
4,600
No par
Corp
39%
100
*174
■ •
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87
88
*9%
;
9%
9%
39%
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112
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95%
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10
38%
22%
22 %
34%
34%
*99 y4
101
112
22%
22%
343A
34%
101
37%
37%
37%
30%
293/4
293/4
8
58%
58%
40
40
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37%
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v
18
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Co
10
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46%
39%
39% .140
40%
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177
174
177
10
174
473/s
96%
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96
96
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96%
10
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47
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46 %
463/8
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95 %
87
*9%
9%
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*99%
v,
377a
30
58%
583A
393A
40
40
40
98%
98
'98
98
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24%
24
24%
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14 %
14 Vs
14%
13%
14
58%
343%
943A
340
59%
59
99
40
,-v,
97b
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„
10
10
10
•
>99
60
39
*39
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300
112
23
1,000
40
112
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2,900
20
377a
3,700
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40
40
31
700
58%
x58
60
397e
700
343/8
99'A
37%
377s
59 y4
227s
337s
30% >303A r'i
♦99
-
3,800
40
2,400
'
993A
24%
24%
24 %
141/4
14 y4
14
♦99
993/4
v
-—
99'A
34%
343/8
.'/A
200
•
24%
24%
14%
♦14
24%
♦14
1,100
200
%.
No par
13%
13%
137a
13%
137b
133A
133/4
100
*91%
92%
*92
92%
*92% ■927b
*92%
9278
927s
927b
93
93
^..50
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34%
-*33%
34%
*33%
*33%
34%
*33%
23
1
Inc
9%
*40%
3%
14%
No par
Inc common
*7%
.50c
14
14
23
50
common
preferred
Transp Co
3,300
87
39
37 y2
38
>30%
39%
.
95
87
*94% .101
101
373A
30
*96%
58%
227a
34%
347s
♦943A
♦111
112
22%
22%
101
97a
38%
38%
397s
112
:
♦85%
'87
♦85%
14%
24
•96
96%
95 V*
24
*96%
'
1
Co
*86
88
*9%
**34%
,
*96
95%
No par
Mines..
177 '
46%
97
'94%
'-ill
100
Co
(The)
*96
*37%
__.l
Corp
1st
97
95%
*86
A
No par
Stores
•174 '
47%
:
40
,40%
40%
40 3/8
177
*94%
-^No pa*
Mfg
47%
*96
No par
1
40%
♦174
47 %
-
'
No par
Co
40%
177
47%
No par
No par
Publishing
Min
16%
713A
163/a
72%
233/a
183/a
Oct. 24
t per share
20,200
72
99
3,800
23%
243/a
99
24,800
693A
165/8
,233/4
1,400
32
16%
•23
33%
/Monday
Oct. 22
/
*67
72%
LOW
f
'
T
17
30%
,183/0
31
16
69%,/
16%
167%
99%
63:,A
32 3A
23%:
237B
16%
235/e
99%.
h-* OO
63 %
10,300
23%
23%
"
1
8%
;:16%
■
*66%
•70
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71
30%
333A
23%
:
16
60
43%
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63 %
31%
179
V.
*42
8%
63%
327a
233/8
22 7e
168
30%
63%
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69
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70
23%
168
157a
31%
31'A
157s
16%
63%
63%.';
30%
,.7
179
;
43%
123A
104
24.
$3.50
$4
preferred
2nd
conv
37%
Feb
25
27
Machine
Metropolitan
4.35%
Miami
No par
No par
&
Scott
*111
No par
preferred
Mesta
98
July
153/4
181
12%
26
Mar 14
7
18 %
Co
conv
*62:,A
-
317a
153/4
,
8%
12%
38% Jan
102
10
10% Mar
Mengel
Mercantile
:
623/4
31
16
9,000
1
Merritt-Chapman
87
Jun
62%
32
1,200
873A
Co...,
20
66% Jun
105 %
63
313A
*153A
'
353/4
85%
%
*42
8%
v
x35%
A
*179
43%
8
37%
-88%
•
12%
23 % Jan
May
98% Oct
..♦62%
181
•42
.; >>
8%
8,500
54.%
...
Shoe
& Co
18
May
Melville
Merck
97% Jan
16
44
8
•
5,500
8%
12%
Corp common
pfd (1st series)
4% 2nd pfd (1st series)
28
30% Jun
Nov
88
*179
181
*42
QVa
8%
4%%
38% Oct
97
Aug 19
114% Oct 26
105% Oct
11
181
43%
8
8
17%
Corp com
preferred
Norris
&
Jun
Jun
37%
88'A
2,700
59%
8
54%
Porcupine
Merch
44%
140
37
24%
•58
"
12 3/a
McLellan-Stores
5%
183%
♦42
v
.24%
tv-
8'/a
54%
preferred
20
104% May
106% Dec
Dec
$4
8% Jan
Jun
128
487
8
22
27%
19% May
69% May
36%
87%
875/a
<
•181
*
.
43%
8W
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25
-.60%
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9%
9%
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44
14%
8
=
;
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37%
14%
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S t
37%
14
23
22%
10%
10%
43%
.
*41
34%
23
23
23
10%
9%
1078
23
,
41 T A:
41
143/8
14% A14%
100
34%
227b
23
9%
97a
93/4
42
42
44
20
34%
34%
>
227b
2,500
*41 v,
3,500
93A
6,200
43
20
1
143/g
*14% >.,-14 3A
14%
8
*7%,
37%
37%
8
8
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V/
3 8'A
377s
377«
A 8TV C
38%
96 %
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14%
1,400
73A
8
14%
73/4
400
38 3/B
4,400
38'A
38%
"
105% May 25
17%
8
8%
88
37
*36%
243A
59%
60
12 'A
Mead
14
96%
Jan
.'243A
8
54
Electric
McQuay
Apr
183
*42
*8
McKesson & Robbins Inc com
90
1,200
12 3/a
Mclntyre
27
6,300
11%
6
,533/4
13
Jun
Jun
52
11
6
53%
27
80%'Mar
95%
513/4
11%
*12%
Oct
7% Mar 21
52
11%
12%
Oct
July 20
Jan
300
51%
11
53%
McGraw-Hill
24% Oct
Jun
6
52
10%
6
12%
McGraw
11
Dec
6
51%
11
533/8
21
19% Feb
15
6
*53A
51%
*5%
50%
*10%
=
12%
21
xl3
.17
fa,600
54%
Sep
41
Jan
2,300
54
Apr
100
24%
17%
♦12
40
4
Dec
17%
54%
34
3
15%
17%
12%
14
92 % May
Jun
*181
.
*17
Stores
conv
30% Jan
24%
17%
3,400
*53%
preference
Corp
,
3%.%
Jun
18% Feb
17%
44%
44%
44%
*12
24
60
17%
87%
1
24
3
2,400
17%
10.500
No par
29 % Jun
41% Jan
29%
2'A
88%
,.100
common
cum
McCrory
Jan
87
2%
36%
5
pfd
Co
Dec
Feb
3 %
2%
36%
No par
preferred
Feb
Jan
33A
%
44
44
9%
9
'
No par
Chemical
cum
88
May
52% May
4
2
89%
preferred
25
31
33A
2%
36%
Dept Stores common
8
$3.75 preferred
Nopal
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
Oct
4
3%
89%
May
21
Jan
3%
2%
8%
;
Corp
Electric
39
May 25
Jan
179
43%
36%
25
Co
3,500
2%
243A
1
Martin-Parry Corp
Martin
Apr
19
94
3%
8%
8%
59%
pfd
94
43%
8%
...8
com
19
•92
19%
*92
500
.43
2%
24%
„J
preferred
(Glenn L)
57 % Jan
170
19%
19%
94
♦42
43%
3%
6
11
*42%
43%
,v
50%
*103A
20
1,300
8%
17
11
♦10%
200
48%
24
'
6.23
prior
Co
14
Oct
*5%
50%
19%
59%
Corp
6%
Ry
Field
13
Jan
5%
50%
23%
43
*92
94
7%
—
11
Apr
16%
*5%
*46%
24
83A
43 %
50%
,•
No par
Marine
47%
17
47
24
A 8%
8%
58%
-
18% Oct
-
43
47
24
'
24%
i.100
Bros
Manhattan
24 % Aug
12
43
*11
"
48%
*46%
19%
19%
*92
94
8%
.
7% Jun
Nov
43
19%
♦92
::
'-8%
Co
.11'/a
11%
RR Co.
50 A; *475
490
Sugar. Cp—.—l—---—-n-1 " : >7%'
.7%
29
13
19
94
<
8%
Mahoning Coal
,Manati
Corp
Midland
% Mar 18
19% Apr
95% Jan
42%
19
♦92
10%
10% Feb
85%
*18%
•
* *13%
39% Jun
11%
42%
.10
(The)--.--,-1
Apr
Dec
42%
.
Jan
41
42%
43%
No par
19%
42%
42%
-.<*42
*135
Garden
Square
Copper
69% July
Nov
23%
Magma
22%
23% Mar
24
Madison
6
Feb
29
48%
233A
10
Dec
112
*46%
24%
5
Nov
Apr
48%
•24
No par
9%
110
*46%
24%
8%
Inc
11%
Dec
48%
*24
Macy (R H) -Co Inc com
4%% pfd series A.
<447%
Dec
♦46%
<
preferred ■ _J_.
6%
26
Dec
8%
11%
ft
8% Oct
May
17%
33
11%
10
Marathon
45
11%
58%
com
29
176
11
fsyi\
Forbes
24
Feb
11
24%
Working Co
&
10% Apr
Nov
11
Saturday
24% Oct
29% May
2714
*10%
:
10
35% Mar
1,300
11
7
13
Dec
xl65
21%
*10%
t)TO<JK
6'A Feb
92%
•
21%
11
"
17.% Jun
8
*21%
*10%
10
Jun
Dec
900
21%
■'
__100
14%
Feb
.
3%
8%
com
25 % May
22 %
61,100
7%
7%
8
21%
5 8 3/0
Shjrt
Maracaibo Oil;Exploration—
Feb
7%
7%
*24%
Co
Jan
18% Mar
3,200
21%
Par
9% Aug 30
18
57%
8%
series Ai___
Steel
Jun
14
56%
""33/4
_„_50
13%
Mar 25
57'A
33A
1
26
7
57
r.
21%
100
Dec
15% Jun
57
3%
No par
Dec
7
15%
57
22
19%. Jan
500
57% ,57%
58%
Nashville
MacAndrews
15% Jan
15%
57%
21%
7% preferred
;_ioo
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par
27
33% Jan
24% May
21
Dec
57 %
3%
Lone
37 % Oct
14
Feb
57%
270
3,900
•
21%
Star Cement Corp
No par
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A__No par
Lorillard (P)
Co common..
.'lO
30
22
Dec
3,100
'
31% Apr
9% Jun
Nov
59%
7%
No par
M & M Wood
27% Jun
10
41
59%
24%
EXCHANGE
Jun
94%
xl6%
40%
59%
*3%
--No par
No par
;
NEW
39% May
103% Jun
27%
41
59%
8%
$ per share
139
95%
40 3%
59%
5
Inc
27
10
95%
41
59%
58'A
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
14% Oct
Jan
953A
953A
40%
59%
7%
No par
Coj
6
131
96
4,200
3%
100
m
40
96
100
29%
>24%
Corp
Co^
9% Jun
x35y4 Dec
29%
7%
5
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
3%%
conv
preferred
'Highest
$ per share
29%
I
STOCKS
Lowest
29%
■;
com
Lily Tulip Cup -Corp...
Lima-Hamilton
Range Since Jan. I
•
Highest
29
7
preferred
Range for Previous
Lowest
28%
i?~
13
19
Nov
55 Vi Mar
73
•*3%
.
186
*71
73
28%
No par
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
Libby
McNeill
&
Libby
Life Savers Corp
l.__
*71
7%
No par
44% Jan
.
3%
5
Jun
*71
V
7%
l
Corp
73
96
16%
50c
15%
3%
non-cum
Lehn & Fink Products
Lerner Stores Corp
*14%
.41%
2%
Lehman
15%
59%
3%
12
*14%
40%
2%
13
140
141/4
14%
14%
95%
33/4
8 % Jan
102%
59%
3%
521/b Oct
102%
41
2%
11% May 16
26% Sep 28
102 3A
40%
3%
15
6,100
1023%
73
103
59%
'? 95%
2%
21
24%
59%
1st preferred_.No par
non-cum 2nd pfd
No par
$3
24%
40%
1
Jun
Oct
96
■■'.*14
*71
par
Apr
157
28%
95 %
24%
21%
25
No
com
8% Feb
91
29%
'
Lehigh Valley RR
Valley Coal
Lehigh
56y2
Mar
^29
3,200
24%
243A
,103
3%
100
X41% Jun
27
29%
2,900
15%
49
21%
__10
May
May
8% Mar 30
73
7%
3
com
&'Navigation Co
Portland
*71
28,100
46%
-15%
>3%
1
cumulative preferred
Coal
73
49%
46%
15%
24%
105
49'%
;
15
-
■21%
50
(James) ,& Sons Co
3.85%
Lehigh
14%
•-
No par
&
*14
49
46%:' 46%
-
:
24%
♦103
141/4
15
15
57%
pfd__75 Pesos Mex
common
Bryant
104
45%
Shares
40%
4
Co
104
483%
45%
14%
,
tor
the Week
r$ per share
.
59%
»
i
(The)_;
■'
24%
; 24%
47%
,46%
.
14%
24%
95%
%
,
No par
—No par
Light
Consolid
45%
Sales
Friday
Oct. 28
„
$ per share
$ per share
■//;.
48
47%
:
•
46%
29%
100
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co
Kroger Co (The)
47%
Oct. 27
,Oct. 20
$ per share
15 y8
15
105
*71
s
1.10
Kress
10%
82
8%
1
Kresge
La
>.*102%
> 14'
No par
Dec
31% Mar
33
100
$5 prior preferred
Nov
43%
15
24%
4% % preferred
Lane-Wells
Co
Oct
20
15
Kinney
47
26% Jan
6% Jun
8%
47%
"40%
com—No par
Corp
Lambert
16% Jun
39
47%
46%
15%
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 25
;
$per share
15%
2nd preferred
conv
22% May 6
11% Sep 14
90 % Jan
3»
4%
26
42% Aug 17
59% Oct 20
Jun
13 y4
41%
\tV
Jan
43
7
Kimberly-Clark
'
22
31% Jan
May
26% May
99
A
4% Mar
1%
i
10
Dec
17
24
Sep
98
16
45 y2
20
Oct
xl4% Sep
14
Mar 18
62
Oct
104
47 %
19.
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 24
No par
Co
Av
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
0ctt 22
*46%
5
(1711)
RECORD
S per share
\y
No par
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire
CHRONICLE
"•
Saturday
A;, .v;; A
: >,
Kennecott Copper
y8
127/8
40
STOCK
1
AA/vAA 'VPar
42%
FINANCIAL
"
-
v;:vA,■ EXCHANGE
4
&
*19
Co
5
Edison
preferred
3.90%
pfd.100
series
100
Copper
Middle
3%
South
Utilities
Steel
36%
Prod
new
No par
5
-17
24
130
17
'
19
36%
36%
16%
24
11%
•
o-:-46%
16%
17
$4
conv
&
Regul
pfd
Mfg common
Minneapolis-Moline Co
1st
$1.50
2nd
.
58.
*96
i
No par
*89%
*104%
common
preferred..
conv
100
No par
preferred
$5.50
3
com
series A
preferred
1
46 S/8
47 Ve
467a
47
16%
16%
163/4
17 '
16 3/4
233/4 t 233A
95/8
93/8
58 %
58
97
97%
98
89%
47
9%
58
•104%
46%
9%
58
90
46%
*12%
97 4
105%
12%
11%
9JA
Min
12 'A
> 11%
9%
3.20%
12%
12%
11%
*9%
Minn
12
12%
1283/4
9%
Minn-Honeywell
106s/8
12
13 f
13
12%
74 'A
74%
74%
25
*19%
74%
19%
19%
19%
*97
98
89%
•*89%
893A
10578
60 %
60
98
3'4
98
90
105 3/b
106
88
167B
-
24%
106y2
4,100
6,400
15,100
"
25
3,100
40
129 %
129%
12%
11%
ny2
700
9%
9%
93/4
2,300
130
61 %
60%
*97
98
Va
17
650
....
89
-
'
88 Vb
106%
*106%
62 y2
4.900
230
98
88%
2,200
70
107
13%
13%
14
14%
145/8
14%
145/b
28,100
*74%
75%
•74%
75
74%
75%
753A
753A
320
*
20
20
20 %
217a
21
21%
13
13
,100
.? 59
.5878
*104%
90
1053/8
240
1013/e
106s/8
237a
9%
1,100
101
106 34
1293/4
No par
Marie
37%
101%
23%
Minn
1,000
106 3/4
1293A
*11%
36%
37
—
120
19'A
101
24
11%
19%
106%
130
•*11%
SS
363A
20% A
96%
115%
101%
23%
11%
*114
101%
•128%
11%
&
37
*19%
24
No par
P
*36%
*94 %
96%
115
130
preferred
Minneap & St Louis Ry
St
19%
114
♦106%
107
12
114%
19%
101%
106 3A
.46%
•
114%
363/8
101%
107
46%
*128%
?
19
101 %
U3A
/
24
130
1st
♦1063/4
11%
47
100
Inc
com
36
107%
11%
20%
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Jersey Pr & Lt Co 45fc pfd—10©
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
4%% preferred
100
Not
Feb
8%
34%
preferred
England
13
*39
;
6
15%
STOCK
J)
13
39%
15%
32
34%
•179
New
27
13% Jan
Apr
(J
16%
13%
39%
290
6%
15%
16%
lb
13%
39%
17,500
32%
34 Ve
*90%
100
14
Feb
8%
♦34
common
23% Jun
39
6%
:
16%
13%
*39%
f
179
32
7%
*10%
preferred
3%%
New
Inc
34% Oct
-U 43% Jun
121
6%
>
16
13%
39%
F
*39
36%
36%
32%
15%
13%
179%
40
179
7%
15%
15%
13
"
Nop*.
Bros
Newberry Co
10% Sep 16
99% July 29
14
25
27
102% Oct
Mar 21
9% Feb
Jun
YORK
Corp
4%%
4
38% Oct
3
8% Jan
94
..
103% Aug
Mar 28
93% Jan
Aug
84
.July
26% May
Feb
36%
181
1
Co
V
3
8
Not
90% Mar
Fibre
8 per share
10
38
11,100
7%
7%
16
13%
15%
12%
*39
10%
EXCHANGE
9% Jaa
98%
2,600
10%
No par
Co
NEW
Highest
12% Jun
Feb
7%
•7%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Jan
36
7%
No par
Vulcanized
Natomas
May
*27% Mar
ex-dlst
Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp
2B
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com
lo
4%%
preferred
100
National Tea
Co
10
24
35% Oct
20
Jan
?'
10
common
Service Corp
1
Steel Cast-No par
&
7%
21%
No par
National
19
104
12%
24
i 19%
i
Feb
31
4
Oct
86
13
9% Jun
$ per share
9
Not
12% not
H Jan
91% Jan
15
21% Jan
Highest
Feb
Lt
24%
13
X%
Range for Previous
Year 1948
Lowest
»;
20%
Power
15
21
94
10% Deo
9% Not
8'
Natl
Jun
19% Jan
7%
15%
&
73% Jun
80% May
16% May
12% Jan
Not
100
Malleable
1,500
7%
34%
:
_B
100
Natl
22%
11%
preferred B
National Linen
27%
7%
100
15
14%
27%
22%
8%
No pat
Prod
Co
21
Oct
F
Lead
14%
23
•10%
preferred A
6%
7% Oct
Jan
28%
16% Not
80% Not
1%
15
27%
22%
6%
No par
19% Jan
13
26% July
Not
National
28
May
114%
Products
$4.50 preferred
Sep 15
Aug 19
26
19% Not
21
183"
149
4
5% Mar 10
14
ift
14%
27%
22%
is %
•32
Nat Enameling & Stamplng_..12JB
National Gypsum Co com
I
27
34% Oct
1
81% Mar
20
Jan
Oct
Feh
14
86% May 13
25% Apr 14
169% Jan
4
38
14%
27%
22
1
Co
May
22% May
29% Jan
14%
27
22%
1
Co__
Gas
14%
27%
*22
13%
35
;
10
14%
*26 %
•22%
7%
40
•179
No par
1
17% Not
Deo
15%
-
14%
26%
22%
7%
13%
10
common
14%
F 26%
7 3/.
•39
100
National
11
1
4
RegisterNational City Lines lne
8% Aug 19
9% Jan
8
»
0
^
14%
26%
22%
'
*21%
1
preferred
Can
*26
1
Automotive Pibres
National
•'14%
§
100
National Cash
5
12 i, Jan
Corp
Acme
National Airlines
4
185% Sep 15
7% Mar 29
13
Deo
6
Nash-Kelvlnator
7
12%
12%
12%
•12%
13 »A
13
O
30% Deo
92% Jan
26% Peb
16%
Apr
Feb
22%
92
Mar
6%
88
20
27
Deo
Deo
Jan
Jan
4'%
For
Jun
27% Jan
3
3
103
jun
99% Jan
43
Jun
33
May 18
106% Sep 26
18%
Jan
86% July
20
X100% July
jan
23
14
79% July 13
18% Aug 22
jun
37%
Jun
91% July 20
6% Feb 11
12% Apr
100
,
'
'
I
30%
100
•104%
105%
•104%
31%
31%
31
19% Mar
30%
7
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4% pfd
20
Oliver Corp common..
No pax
4%% convertible preferred
100
Omnibus Corp (The) eommon—i .0
•18%
18%
18 Ve
■18%
31% Jan
9°
7
27
91% Oct
7
35% Oct
20
28
.
.
11% Jun
Deo
1
89
16% Jan
Fen
7
■*0
Dee
64% July
71% Jan
footnotes
sec
ting*
24
Jan
3
27
22% Jan
148
.49%
4.40 a
7
tJan
9% Oct
jan
15
common
No par
Jun
13
Co
Ohio
jan
Jan
Edison
7
23
Jun
Ohio
33% Jan
23% May 31
17% Jan
8
104
144% Not
15% Not
80
34%
170
Sep 30
24
To»»
59% Oct
28
1
I
7,300
♦23
11%
*17%
Co
Murphy Co. (G C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
4% preferred
•!
15% Oct
14
Jun
Jan
48% Oct
j
>
10%
Mfg Corp
Munslngwear Inc
11
14%
52
10%
108%
Mulllns
107%
51%
10%
52%
Products
Deo
Deo
51%
10
*106%
Lines
b
19
May
51%
10%
3
(John)
20%
21%
$ per share
51%
10
N« par
Montgomery Ward b Co
13% Apr
23
tper share
51%
10 V*
4%
23%
com___—ft
Co
the Week
51%
*30
V
No par
$4 conv pfd series B
Montana-Dakota Utilities
69% Mar 29
13
17% May
27
Chemical
;
ill
„_1.26
$3.25 conv pid series A
13
13% Oct
4
Deo
pfd_100
con
Mills
Monsanto
56
Not
Carpet
Sales for
Oct. 28
10
4
;
$ per share
Oct. 27 ;
Oct. 26
,
F Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
;
51%
1
100
Hosiery
24% May 16
112
Jan
A
Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool
4
10
Jan
Mojud
14
20
11%
Mohawk
45% Jan
10
series
$ per share
PRICES
SALE
V
10%
10%
No par
com
Missouri Pacific RR 5%
20
101% Jun
Oct
preferred
25
Apr
112%
RR
HIGH
Oct. 25
51%
*51;
;
•
_
AND
Monday, October 31, 1949
Tuesday
„
Oct. U
$ per share
..10
Mo-Kan-Texas
7%
5% Aug 16
May
122
Deo
7
Jan
15% Jun 14
3% Aug 16
34
99% Dee
106% Mar
6
25% Mar 30
Feb
9%
14
3% Jun
Jun
Monday
Oct. tit
7% Jun
42%
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
t per share
$ per share
j
Since Jsa. I
Lowest
Highest
t per share
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for PrnlMi
-
FINANCIAL
&
8%
Oil
preferred
Co
convertible
Oppenheim
preferred
Collins
lo
Otis Elevator common.
6%
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet Co
ctbtw
rv»
30 Ve
*
•
25% "25%
*88
*13%
No par
'*71%
>
•165%
2.B0
58%
31 Va
30%
31%
30%
31%
307/e
31
105 Va
105%
105'A
105 %
105%
106
30%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
*18 Ve
18%
18%
18%
*18 Va
18'A
105
257/e
26 V<
25%
26
93%
93%
93
8%
89'
♦20%
35%
30%
105
94%
•
8%
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31
105'A
8%
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preferred.
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■
31 1
.
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22 V
35%'
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i
;
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58%
89
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r
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14
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58%
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22.900
500
31%
18%
15,600
.
600
:
89 Ve
-
'
26%
27%
27 Va
27 %
26%
27
93
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93%
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93%
92%
92%
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9
22
-
31
9
8%
9
9 Va
9'A
9
9%
5.700
89%
90
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92
91%
91%
91
91%
300
*20%
•
22
*20%
35%
35 Ve
35%
166 Va
166%
166%
*166%
14
•13%
14%
•13%
Y>
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76
58%
59
58% ;
*
35%
75
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20%
35%
167
14%
75
59%
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35%
167
•*14
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58%
22
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78 "V \i
59
'•?"
35%
167%
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14%
60
22
35%
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35%
167
7,000
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14%
76
59%
590
300
76
58%
r 9.200
-
20
-
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5,500
1
4 V"
Volume ;170
Number 4551
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range far Previous
«-•
Year 1948
*
t
Lowest
•'
t
Highest
t per share
Feb
Dec
IS
Sep
73
Feb
34%
29% NOV
<
*
51
43% May
21% Jun
15% Mar
8
Anr
29
36%
47% Mar
147
.
8%
v
Nov
14
3
34
Jun
6;
14
Feb
7
135
Jan
Sep
54
13
Jan
6
34% July 20
9
22
Apr
2% Jun
l
4% Jan
8
29% Jun
13
3% Jun
13
4% Jan
8
;
3
10% Apr
*
Mar
66
Oct
100
6%
Apr
4
103% Sep
147% Sep
Feb
,
21
89
11% May
21% Jun
13% Mar
92
24
30% Jan
Jan
6%
Dec
46
17
Feb
,
62% May
5% May
Dec
39% Nov
4
Aug 16
50
Nov
7
18
Jan
,
18
104%
130
"Jan
10% Jan
Apr
27% Jun
Dec
14
71
40
55% July
Dec
88
3%
1
Feb
Jan
12
Jun 10
44
" Oct
22
Oct
Oct
-
8
49% Jan
5
May
95% Jun
23
102% Jan
Jun
5% Jun
13
13
9
1
20
8% Apr
11%
67
Oct
25
27
16
18%
Dec
28
May
15% Jun
97
Jan
105
Jun
102% Feb
8
104% Jan
7
18%
Feb
26% May
18% Jun
14
24% Feb
3
17% Oct
j
17
84%
2
iT
Feb
Mar
Nov
30%
6% Mar
9
10
Feb
r
Feb
8%
49%
Dec
15%
Jun
10%
Feb
27
Jan
Dec
Jan
21% Nov
34% May
3%:
41%
\3%
•:
: *
>100
♦102%
l
When issued
V
*18%
*45%
46
2%
3
2
9% Aug 30
30
July 19
26% Aug
3
7% Jan
7
Parke Davis & Co
14% Jan
Patlno
18
Jan
8
4
15% Sep
6
19% Jan
10
27% Jan
31
33 % Oct
28
Parker
Rust
Parmelee
A
conv
54% Sep
16
7 %Jun
14
10% FeD
3
17% Feb
23% Jun
8
23% Oct
27
Penn-Dlxfe
6
29
27
Deo
20% July
16 %
Dee
22% May
35%
Dec
48
Apr
32
Feb
120
Apr
104
Jun
16% Jun
14
Oct
Jun
16
29
26
13
Mar 28
111
Mar
20% Oct
1
28
•7% Jan
44
Oct
7
28
111% Aug 24
5%
Ac
Coke
-
Dec
45%
Jan
29
Jan
3
36
86%
Feb
99
Oct
96% Feb
9
120
9%
;
Nov
7%
NOV
20% May
24% Jan
Dec
t0%
22
98%
Oct
7% May 31
8% Jan
21
May
104
Jan
102
3
Mar 11
Jan
9
14
May 16
*6%
100
RR
series
A
29%
101%
100%
141%
142%
141%
141%
270
33*
3%
3%
3%
5,100
"'V'"4'
♦141%
23%
3%
3V4
v
41%
8%
Feb
17% Jun
9% Jun
V 14%
44%
Feb
20% May
64% July
Jan
3
31% Aug
40% Jun
6
51% Jan
36% Jun
7
Dec
40%
Feb
69 ;
48%
.
Dec
65
93
Dec
20%
Dec
22
Nov
104
; 24%
*48% Mar 30
90% Mar 24
Jun
20%
Jan
3
Sep
23 % Jun
8
25%
Jan
91
July
May
104% May
17
14 y8
lo
43%
*108%
116%
Jun
110% Apr
Jun
98
Jan
7
Jun
109
Apr
8
Pfizer
Phelps-Dodge Corp
—29
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
104% Oct
26
24
May 17
26% May 16
Sep
(Chas) A Co Inc
$6 preferred
Phil a Electric Co
14
28
21%
87
Jan
82%
V
Nov
4
9 Va
9
9%
8 3/4
8%
15,400
21
21%
20%
21 %
2,400
63%
63%
67
64%
65%
64%
65%
64%
64%
100%
100
6%
6%
19
3 per share
7
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
103%
♦102%
103%
♦102%
103%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
7
19%
18 %
18%
♦18%
19 %
18%
18%
45%
46
•44%
45%
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45%
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2%
2%
2%
28%
28%
283/4
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26%
263/a
2
2%
28%
22% Jun
28
40% Jan
7
37% Jan
4
97%
Jun
93% Jan
3
Oct
88
Jan
6
Sep
10% Feb
10
11
Dec
13%
Jan
92% Aug
Jan
77%
10
Deo
14% May
Jun
80% July 11
87% Aug 18
51% Jun 14
7% Sep
8
88% Feb
50% Oct
8
11
102% Aug 24
;
6%
e%
Oct
25
13% Oct
28
91
28
95
Oct
64
Apr
11
Mar 30
16
'
"
16%
331/4
7- 52%
,52%
52
7
7
♦8%
9%
29
26%
7
10
7
6%:
1
16%
33
51%
23%
:
8 %
♦28
r
33
14%
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43%
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36
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36
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27
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29
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24
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45
56%
57
56%
7:104
104
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114
237/a
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114
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100
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61%
g
,
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61%
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9
i
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34%
Jan
Jun
13
98%
Apr
103%
Jan
100% Jan
9
Jun
113
Sep
100% Jun 22
110
10%
Deo
80 %
26
16%
Dec
113%
57
93
138
25
v
1133/4
103%
•113%
79
3
22
14% Mar 14
9
25%
1123%
40
Friday
Sales for
Oct. 27
$
; ;
15
15%
303/4
29%
30%
81%
81%
82
81
81
80 V2
49%
50%
80%
48%
95
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95
49%
50%
100
f
^
86
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101%
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96%
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28%
105
13%
13%
13%
26
153% Oct
5
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12
113/8
11%
11%
90
13%
90
90
91
91
613%
62%
13,500
7%
73/4
100
62
61%
62%
61%
62%
9
.
July
156% Jun
28
170
89%
26
13
35% Oct
4
13
8% Jan
7
170
Dec
96
Oct
Jan
Dec
X
82% May
26% Oct
Feb
Jan
161
July
7% Jun
135
Apr
65% Jun
14
7
21
15% Jan
175
88
Jan
Jan
59% Sep
8
71% Jan
27
14% Jun
15
21% Jan
24
1
136
•7%
8%
•7%
8%
31%
31%
•
■
61%
♦16
61%
17
11
60% Apr
18
Plymouth Oil Co_
3
*44%
32
44% Sep
13
Pond Creek Pocahontas
3
♦38%
39%
8% Jan
24
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
32
Oct
21
57% Feb
26
79% Oct
18
Feb
28% May
14% Jun
14
22
94
Mar 22
Feb
Oct
Jan
Apr
39% July
83
32%
38
Jan
3
46 % Oct
20
Dec
24%
20% Jan
3
25
30% May
63
i
Feb
S3
90% Mar 17
Sep
28
16
25% Jun
13
28% Aug
Jan
30% Feb
25
24% Jun
14
37
Apr 30
33% Oct 27
108%
t
2
May
v.
42 V
28
26
Sep
July
107
Jan
6
25% Jun
17
109
8
July 11
29% May
9
<fc Co
class
B
Electric
4%%
conv
84.75
Power
81.40
9%
45
7
*39%
:-7
12
Co
Inc
of
Gas
(The)
7
716%
5
com
com
com
i
common
7
44%
24%
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No par
28%
32%
joc
*107%
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*27%
45;
39%
12
77
;
•
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390
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17
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19
19
18%
18%
♦183/4
12%
13
712%
70%
70%
28%
83%
40 Va
24%
280
,
46%'
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24 %
28%
34%
33%
.
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28%
33%
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32
7,000
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29%
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34
7
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800
29%
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v
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40
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30
24%
4,600
39%
15%
7
100
12
46%
12%
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'
1,000
24
46
39%
•
453/4
■
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16%
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24%
24%
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17%
139
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139
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12
7%
28%
108
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62
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-
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72
61%
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23%
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44%
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84
4,500
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16
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45
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35%
10
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145
400
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>
3,800
14
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12
45
44%
34%
32
V,
23%
15%
-
35%
7%
72
30%
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•
28 %
337/a
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45%
12%
10%
72
*16%
140 J
23 %
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35%
700
2,100
28%
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10%
145
7
29%
16
84
24%
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23%
164
"*
74%
7T
16%
♦83%
20
No par
preferred
Purity Bakeries
74%
*44%
No par
Colorado
preference
Inc
Pure Oil
74%
—No par
140
10
71%
17
•153
/-
;
I
87
28 3%
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158
7%
15%
7%
30%
El A
conv
23%
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17
164
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V
♦162
;
35%
10 y8
60%
14%
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158
•
28%
'
14%
7%
72%
60
28%
35%
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145
71%
♦11% ; 12
15%
7
Pullman
5%
12
♦30
com
preferred
dlv
15%
10
♦135%
24
1
Public Service
Pub Serv
Co
140
preferred series A—50
Industries
cum
12
No par
Procter A OsmW*..
Pubilcker
•135
100
(The)
Potomac
21
Jun
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
Poor
11% May
Nov
•16%
45%
85% May
71% Jan
•162
61%
•60%
36% Feb
Feb
163
12%
X *85%
*13%
20
100
■;<•;/12%
87
900
>
31%
I *94
12%
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87
♦153
72
11%
Nov
158
•130
145
72
14
31%
100
12%
28%
*13%
*153
9%
•130
72
11%
Nov
Dec
9%
9%
145
*71
*23%
5%
Feb
9%
•130
15% Oct
14
7%
1
62%
♦13%
163
100
13% Oct ,27
•94
12%.
28
357/a
8
3
*85%
28%
7%
Plough Inc
14
28
35%
4
Mar
87
♦85%
•12%
7%
17
8% Jun
12%
35%
Oct
22%
Mar
12
163
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
100
12% Apr 21
4% Jun 13
100
7%
Feb
Jun
•94
35%
Apr
16% May
14% July
100
7%
12
48
V
163
,
35%
29
Jan
104
7%
147
Dec
31%
104
35%
5%
Pittston Co
31%
.
104
lo
14
Aug 12
31%
•
No par
No par
24
Feb
101%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
7% preferred class B
164
8% Feb
12%
X25
•163
100
xl9% Jun
11%
Feb
24
gtd preferred
46% July
12% July
29%
32%
7
May 18
1%
70% May
>
6% May
31%
157%
Jan
500
*11%
♦87
*8
13%
Jan
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
l
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry coin—100
158
200
11%
28%
*153%
80
14,500
101 «/2
•94
6,000
7
90
61%
86%
28%
142
49%
•100
96%
3,900
•
•11%
12%
•84%
6% Jun
25
12%
12%
Shares
14% '/. 15
30%
•94
*28%
28% Jun
X25%
12%
300
the Week
per share
15%
100
1
Jan
81
Pitts Coke A Chem Co com—No pbx
85 convertible preferred
No par
♦94
100
•
Oct, 28
$ per share
30%
104
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Jun
33
*94
100
W 310
102%108
14%
100
31%
7
Apr
113%"
101%
'
Pitts C C A St Louis RR
210
v: 200
-
107
30%
104%
7
Feb
Jun
Dec
•104
Jan
10
26 VA
31%
.
16% Jan
32
20
145
"
25%
8,000
30%
99%
V:;
7
Feb
15
31%
104%
1,070
24
14%
49%
6i%;:
15
169
Dec
Feb
*31%
*103%
No pax
24,200
•87
'
13
Nov
70%
-
25
common
preferred
3,300
'
>
104
233%
-
Thursday
Oct. 26
S per share
48%
Jun
7%
73%
84
50 % ;
81%
10% Jun
10%
140
PHlsbury Mills Inc
;
PRICES
Wednesday
*09%.
70
3,700
4,900
30
49
V
13% r
28% '
14%
83
24% Jun
Jun
155
Feb
30
Jan
4
104 % *
'
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^
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; 25
300
...
45%'-
t
$ per share
;
36,800
57% "
-
SALE
300
26% c
45%
102s/«
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5,100
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i
-50
1133/4
AND
f
13
108%
36% July
Feb
Dec
157
July
11
32% Aug 26
105% Apr
100% Jun
30
9%
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:
♦1013/s
23%
Mar
12%
Jun
26
1,200
28.
:
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so
29,000
7
36
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9
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11%
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44
26%
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:
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11%
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90
100
--
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116% 117% ^
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:
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•107
99%
100
6,100
:
•
110%
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102%
14%
48%
'
45%
'23%
>
25%
Oct. 25
•99%
36
108
$ per share
49
>
14%
43%
■749%
;
103%
24
•25
Tuesday
99%
14%
*101%
Oct. 24
♦81%
-
•
,49
1043/i
23%
25%
Monday
83
/
20%
♦109
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30%
32
111
20
101%
30
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23% ' ':
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30
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9
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.
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14%
49
9
t
105%
-
28
■
58
14%
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-
523/4...:
■
29
44%
14%
•81%
7
26%
57
3
preferred
9
26%
■
v
Phillips Jones Corp com
•» preferred
Phillips Petroleum
'-•52%
9%
77-744
23%
• per share
AGO
-500
12
.
57%
1
preferred
700
-i-
9%
r
43%
*25
■
500
....
117
'■',>12
93/3
48%
105
7
63/4 '
163/4
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116
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11%
;
57%
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600
1,200
16%-
111
7t
48%
103%
800
10%
33%
14%
43%
43%
v;:r
58
4,700
7%
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—
29 7
110%
116
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8%
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12%
12%
.
28%
26%
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23%
14%
43%
110
115%
12%
8%
29%
•
115%
7
-7
43%
2,400
,
♦35
115%
r
27
•
LOW
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris A Co Ltd common
5
"
233/4
(29
14%
110
500
200
2%
52%
*8%
?
233/4
29
19
10%
16%
24,900
45%
-
7
6%
>
V 33
152%
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7
>
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:
52%
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7:
29
»
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7%
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33
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7%
10
52% ;%■
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33%
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29
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26%
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16% 716%.;4
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23%
2
28%
10
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;
7%
6%
16%
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2
1,700
22
18%
46
v
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t
25 V*
8,000
18 3/g
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14%
; 104%
280
187/8
28%
1
7,100
6%
103 %
21%
Saturday
Phila A Reading Coal A Iron
Phllco Corp common
6%
21%
101%
19% Jan
ey«
♦18%
26%
108
28
6%
101
*102%
43%
♦101%
11% Jun
6%
*100
21%
2
111
•106%
Par
101
20
loo
tper share
6%
6%
3%
111
100
STOCK
101
19%
ioc
YORK
101
3y»
.
♦108%
preferred
EXCHANGE
101
3%
20
preferred
NEW
100
3%
;
111
preferred.
Highest
41
21%
3%
;
19%
4.3%
•113%
41
9
T
*108%
3.8%
Nov
87%
64%
24
•25
No par
1,240
21
3%
19%
1
88%
Sep
25% Mar
103%
2,400
9%
110%
4.4%
45% July
91
July
39% Dec
Jan
61
58
2,000
29%
21%
19%
8
Aug
110% Sep
Lowest
I per share
Jan
com
42
*108%
43% 744
common—No par
42
19%
22
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
# per share
♦48
j
No par
$1 conv preference
42%
53
100%
9
STOCKS
Year 1948
■
28%
19
Range for Previous
Lowest
*12%
21
Oct
104
103%
HI
9
No par
Co
22
117
Sep
•io3'
.100
53% Jan
r
:
•26%
—No paT
58
6
Jan
103%
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41%
110%
8%
'
52%
29
21
12%
pfeiffer
3-/8
41%
41:;
7:; 3%
3%
*18%
116%
3
,3%
19%
8%
Co common
3 V4
•
•108%
•11%
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America—
142%
19%
116%
Milk
•141%
52%
52%
21 %
*28
Peoria A Eastern By Co
4%%
51%
,9%
;
6%
Pepsi-Cola Co.
Pet
142%
10
20
28
Sep 14
106% Sep 28
13% Oct 28
12,200
110%
19%
100
com
pfd
32%
29%
32%
103%
29
♦108
No par
50
32%
100%
10%
9%
23%
33
'
10
*8%
*28
1.100
•• r
26
10
7
19%
21%
52%
;
19%
29
28%
52%
No pax
40
20 ;
.
101
26
16 %
com
*19%
28%
28
*7
11
12% Oct
12
Apr
32%
28%
•35
13
32%
26%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light 6s Coke
Sep
19'%;
101
:
38
19%
*102%
.
33%
Light Co
conv
20
; 7%
•16%
Co
Corp
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
3%%
10
19%
;•
7
•32%
preferred
Pennsylvania
35%
51%
•18%
t
V
25
Corp.
Cement
Penn Power A
*35
100%
6%
28%
-No pax
Penney (J C) CP
Coal
35
10%
10
5
preferred
Penn Gl»oS Sand
Oct
35
7%
♦7''
No par
3
Penn
35
51%
vMi *44%
2%
2G
♦25
5
common
prior
28%
2.50
No par
Penlck 6s Ford
42% Jan
106
Co
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co
5%
No par
Proof
Transportation
Mines
*34%
28%
■" 101%
142
•100
19%
i
1
15
35
62%
21%
i
Jun
110
*34%
*
7 -51%
3%
18%
Park Utah
Consolidated Mines
1,600
1
9
60
~
103%
21%.
f
12%
*8%
•57
1,700
21,000
6%
18%
100
Inc
12%
:
60
27%
;•■ ■'"'9 "•
100%
No per
com
9
57
■
6%
12 Ya
*83/4
59
21%
9
62% .;62%
•
8%
-
32%
"41%
21
9
12%
12%
8%
32%
3%
3%
>
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20%
v
'
Shares
♦57%
"
lc
preferred
Pictures
12%
8%
'
3%
41%
1
>
the Week
59
ioi vv
141%
'
Park A Tilford Inc
16%
103
Inc
convertible
142
*141 *
Sales for
Oct. 28
t per share
7*57%
"
lot
Friday
Oct. m
52%
27%
v 101
102
Thursday
t per share
32%
51%
27%
♦ici
Panhandle Bast Pipe L com_JNo par
4% preferred
i©f»
Panhandle Prod & Refining
i
Cos
32%
52%
27%
lOf
Packard Motor Car
Nopai
Pan American Airways
Corp
2%
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
•
4*
32%
*51%
no pm
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp:
Pacific Western Oil Corp__
Paramount
".:>■ 19%
20
17
Oct
Jan
Nopai
preferred
Paraffine
35
28
109%
112
6*
•34%
2% Feb
23% Mar
Jun
37
7
Lighting Corp__.
35V
20%
7
Oct. 26
t per share
12%
: 12%
3%
58%
32%
V
•
•57%
21
Pacific Telep A Teleg common
•
9
*8%
58
*19%
PRICES
Wednesday'
...
r
*34 '
•
1Q
SALE
$ per share
12y8 "i2%":
9
♦56%
No pax
Pacific Mills
*8%.
,
47% Oct
x6
i
Deo
38%
21% July
2nd preferred non-cum
Pacmc Finance Cory of Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric
:
Pacific
•
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
'
t per share
■12%
•12%
i(
No par
9
5% Aug 31
27
7
ft
;
comraon_
non-cum
9 per share
•
Fisheries Inc
preferred
Monday
Oct. 24Oct. 25
4
24% Jan
Jun
May
16%
Jan
Amer
Par
Saturday
Oct. 22
Aug
37
3% May
33% Jan
24%
1
Dec
20
•'
V
;vv
>:•
Pacific Coast Co
1st
*
(1713)
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
1% Jun
May
23%
14
Pacific
STOCK
EXCHANGE
VW*
t per share
6
44% July
Jun
29%
,
Jun
) Sep
,
•
YORK
CHRONICL1
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Highest
11% Mar 29
May
'
Range Since Jan. 1« f,
S per share
18% May
8%
*
Lowest
$ per share
80 Mi
,
'■"<
&: FINANCIAL
5,500
11,500
6,200
28 %
34
-
■'
34%
11,700
32^o
32%
24,200
107 %
107 V2
200
28 %
28%
1,600
19%
600
Q
17% Dee
«l% May
15% jun 15
20% Jan
14
Quaktv 8tate OH Refining Coxp_lt
9% Jun 28
14% Jan
7
Radio Corp of America com__No par
•3.50 1st preferred
No par
19
19%
♦18 3%*
R
7%
Feb
15
633/4
Feb
67/a
Oct
75% May
11% May
89
Nov
98%
25%
Dee
84"%
22%
Feb
Jun
14
Jun
15
9 Va Apr
4
Jun
92% Jan
4
100% Sep
7
Jun
23% Jun
14
29
July
X38
68% Jun
x7
21% Jun
14
30% Feb .<•4*
34% Feb
23% Jan
74% Jan 22
Jan
19
Rayonler Inc
31
Jan
May
26% Jun
17
Feb
27% July
17% Jun
14"
36%
Feb
45
Apr
35
Oct
20
43
Jan
3
4%
non-cum
1st
31
Feb
39'
Jun
28% Jun
29
36
Jan
7
4 ft
non-cum
2nd
F»r
footnotes
see
page
3
7
02
preferred
Reading
Co
J
common
10%
35 »'
A
'
JZ?
*
preferred
preferred
VV 7%
*99%
263/4
*r
V
8
99% V,
263/»
W
12%:
13
71%
12%
8
71%
7%
T
12%
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71%
7%
7%
7%
■
*99%
•99%
99%
*99%
99%
27%
27 V4
27%
27%
27
♦24
13
12%
12%
70%
70%
71%
8%
7%
99%
♦99%
99%
993/4
99%
27
♦27%
27%
•26%
27%
24 Va
24 Vi
24%
24%
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24%
30%
30%
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30%
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30%
30%
31
•*18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
♦35%
36%
\ 35%
35%
29%
29%
29%
29%
■
'
35
•29%
19%
18%
19%
35
♦35
•29%
29%
35%
36 \\
28 %
„
35%
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29%
..
44,900
71%,
7%
•:
8
♦24
*24
*■'
5f
v.
13
72%
24%
'
5i
common
12%
•71%
•
Radlo-Keith-Orpheura Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
.31 \
31
"V
24
1,500
22,000
-
<
•35%
30
800
%(
19%
36%
29% X293%,
20
"400
1,000
24%,
30%
19
8%..
1,400
<
,
,
300
300
34.
F&1
it per share
10% Jan
15% May
11% Jan 14
Jan
share
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves
4% Jun 29
14%
Dec
17% Dec
8% Dec
62
Dec
18% Jan
25% May
13% May
8% Dec
78% Dec
8%
11% May
•
33%
32% Feb
Dec
82% Feb
8
4% Dec
1
2
98
•11% May
Sep
4% Jun
23
103% Feb
22
8'
14
Oct
5%%
28
19
34% Jan
3 *
43
Dec
50
Jan
42% Mar
7
50
Sep
80
Oct
94
jun
85 % Jan
3
98
Aug 18
41% Jan
103% Dec
103% Dec
Dec
102% Jan
24% May
17
19% Jan
13% Jun 13
49
6%
:
Feb
19% Feb
24% Jan
Jun
28
15% Jan
Jun
72
Dec
54
16
27%, May
Mar
17
Richfield
10% Jan
Roan
27
51
17%. Oct
10
18 % Feb
3
10.% Jan
3
293/s Oct
109% Apr
27
Oil
22 %
Art Metal
Wks
56
56
56
56
10%.
10
10%
10%
10%
*82%
85
*83%
86
8%
8%
8%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
9
9
9%
9%
21%
21%
104'A
103%
*102%
13%
13%
13%
*93
95
5
5%
14,400
20%
2,400
993A
99%
5%
5%
20%
20%
20%
99%
99%
99%
*99%
99%
99%
99%
7%
7%
7%
7%
39%
39%
393/s
38%
38%
-
7%
7%
*7%
38%
*7"
38%
38%
50
*48
*93
50
94
106%
*17%
17%
'C ? "?*':
" 4% '
9%
*24%
47%
16%
49%
*48
49%
93
107
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18%
18
39
39%
39%
38%
39%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
39%
15%
''
16
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
15%.J 16%
4%
4%
47%
*99
9%
9%
9%
24%
24%
*24%
•99
9%
9%
9%
25%
25 3A
•99
1,900
1,100
/
8,700
25%
*25
1,000
11,700
9%
.
51
51
•99
100
-
:
4,400
/
51
100
100
50%
50%
100
•99
100
9%
25%
v;
50
49%
48
47%
100
-
;
*
2,500
17
18%
*53
17
17
16%
17
16%
16%
165A
163A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/e
18%
18%
53%
16%
18%
53%
11%
9%
25%
9%
♦24-%
'
18%
39%
4%
*4%
630
107%
38%
16
*15%
•
100
93
93
107
*92
*106%
106%
7,400
38%
18
38%
16%
*52%
11%
*48%
49%
93%
106%
80
2,600
8
38%
*17%
100
*18
*92
106%
100
■
39
16
4%
9%
25 %
47%
387A
*15%
106%
106%
106
106%
*48
94
*48
50
94%
39%
39
3,600
20
5%
20%
7%
39
100
'
13%
5%
5%
20%
*7
25,700
20%
5%
20%
100
2,300
:
95
*93%
95
.
5
5%
*48
*
8%
20%
*93
—8
10,900
5%
*6%
V
8,000
3%
20'A
*99%
*99
6%
33/8
*102%
13%
*93
95
*93%
95
*93%
95,
13%
6%
V„
22
21%
104
*102
13%
V
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
9
9
9
9
8%
2,200
83A
8%
8%
6%
9
87
*84
8%
63/»
18,200
10%
10'A
87
*84%
86
8%
70
58
*56
57%
6%
102%
i
.10%
8 3a
13%
.
;
6%
102%
-
600
8%
13%
.
7%
9
5%
20%
1
100
7%
7
6%
102%
k
S
;/
55%
10
13%
l
—No par
555a
*101%
20
I
55%
10%
13%
25
Inc
8
102%
com—1
I
8%
21
■
_100
•73a
*82%
6%
22%
8%
*56
10%
8%
8%
86
6%
*213/8
*7%
i:
*21
22%
*7%
*13'A
*93 %
No par
Controls
*21
22%
*6%
7
8
*101%
No par
preferred series A—
Ronson
12% Mar 12
*20%
*8%
1
Corp—
Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid Co (The)
Ruppert (Jacob)
57% Oct 27
Jan
20%
3%
Antelope Copper Mines—
4%
3
200
20%
16
16'A
16%
16%
*6%
;
.
4%% conv preferred
Rohm & Haas Co common
Oct 27
Oct
100
16%
7,700
63a
v
104
: .'l
Robertshaw-Fulton
7
25% Oct
Jun 13
series
Ritter Comnanv.
39% Apr 25
8% Sep 28
May
18%
8% Dec
13
13
36.
Jun 15
96% Apr 21
10% Jun 13
100
V^
12
5% Jan *3
jun 28
7% Jun
21
series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Jan
21
23
3,700
16%
16%
6%
100
4.50%
41% Sep
3
15% Jun 31
x3% Jun
7% May
12
July
29% July
600
17%
*16%
6%
2.50
3.60%
Preferred
13
11%
*17%
7%
*8%
lo
Preferred
/
17% Dec
4% Sep.
preferred
Common
107% Oct 28
4
*11%
17%
16%
,
_60c
10
Reynolds Spring Co
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B——10
13
39% Oct
11%
17%
*6%
-
1
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred
,-100
3
11%
17%
16%
*82%
1
:
Rex all Drug Inc
26
Jan
Motors Inc
Revere Copper &c Brass com—No par
5% Apr 18-
18% Jun 28
104% Jan
S% Dec
33% Dec
Aug
4% Aug
31
16% Jan 12
99% Jan
5
11%
17
55%
10%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conr prior pfd series A—.100
7
Jan
110
10% Jun 15
91
10
27% Jan
13
Jun
91% Jun 13
May
Mar
92
3% Apr
9% Oct
6
4
11%
17%
7%
2?
v
23
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred—
3
S per share
share
12
16%
50c
Reo
.
Shares
17%
*7%
loo
7
17
Oct
29% Apr
18% Nov
Conr pfd 3%% series
Remlngton-Rana common
$4.50 preferred
8
2% Jan
1
*6%
*20%
5
12% Jan
8% Jan
-5% Jan
111% July
21% May
102
Oct
Jan
Reliance Mfg Co common
28
$ per
share
for
the Week
Oct, 28
.
113/8
18
16%
,
Oct. 27
'
83% Feb
Jun
18
$ per
t per share
11%
18%
*18%
80o
Inc
Bros
17
f
6% May
6% Nov
10% Oct
11%
-
t
(Robt) & Co—
6% May 31
*4% Jun
8
73
13% May
Feb
2% Dec
10318
Aug 2
8% Apr 26
16% May
99
Aug
29% Jan
10% Pec
13
9% Jan 24
56
Oct 25
50
Aug
66
'
i
22% Sep
6% Jun 14
No par
$1.28 dlr prior preference
10
Reliable Store# Corp
No par
8% Jan 27
4
11'A
*11%
'
Rels
8
5
com
Oct. 28
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 25
$ per share
t per share
Par
-
per
16% Oct 28
26
May
18
$
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 24
Oct. 22
EXCHANGE
13% Apr 16
23% Jan 25
3
Oct
17
11% Dec
Highest
$ per share
,$ per share
Dec
10
Lowest
>
V
Monday
Saturday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Pear 1048,
Highest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Monday, October 31, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
<1714)
22
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
57%
56%
56%
11%
11%
10%
10%
10% •10%
*10%
10%
1,200
28%
14,800
11% *11%
4,000
1,400
I
v
r
16% Deo
1073/4 Sep
21%. Jan
113
39% Feb
Jun
6l%„ Jun
16% July
48,% May
8% Feb
32% Feb
13
Jun
13
Jan
139%. May
87
Jun
13
122
68
Jan
101
78
Jun
9
91
8
Feb
13% May
6% Jun
1
79
Feb
25% Mar
91% May
15% Aug
35%, May
9% Jun
22% Jun
39% Mar
51
May
46% Jan
88
95.
Jan
8% Feb
Nov
87% Nov
93%
Apr
77
July
.
90;
Jun
9% Jan
Dec
79
Oct
87
Apr
26% July
62% Jun
20% Jun
13% Feb
44
Feb
15y4 Feb
12%
May
5
14
13% Oct
14
30% Jan 12
6
Jan
3
65% Oct
17
19
973A Oct 24-
xl03% July 13
78
Jun 29
15% Jun
7
87
8
108
Oct
11
91% Mar
8'
104% Oct 19
3
14
Jan
20
Jan
5
28
91
Sep
18% Jan
13
13 % Jun
47% Jun
10
56
13
83
Scran ton
3.35%
Oct
Elec
-
preferred
5%
19% Sep
19
27
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
53A Jan
27
10% Oct 27
31% Feb
43% Nov
33 7A Jun
13
43% Oct
9.4.
14% Jun
.
Feb
•4% Jun
6% Jun
104
77
Jan
Jun
14
6% Jan
3
113/8 Jan
7
101% Feb
5
13.,
7
$4.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.
Lowest
Highest
C per share
;
$ per share
$ per share
£
24% Jun 13
21% Aug
4
22% Jan
4
31% May
37% Jan
17% Feb
46% Oct
27% Jun
68
Feb
79
77
83
9
Dec
15% Jan
12
Mar
Feb
Deo
14
28% Feb
4% Dec
;
Feb
10
8% Jun 13
113A Apr
8
Oct
35% Oct
May 18
143/4 Feb
10'
13'
40% Oct
13
30
5
3
Jun
7
26'
\
7
Oct
'
7''
$% Dec
25
Dec
36
May
22
May 31
27% Jan
7
34
Dec
44
Jan
28
Oct
363A Jan
7
15
Feb
32% Jun
24% Sep
13 '
7% May
18
Feb
18% Jun 14
160;
Jun
25% Oct
Deo
97
Jun
14
127% Jan
16% Jun 20
21%. Jan
Jun
19
Jun
14
30
27% Dec
39% Jun
22
Oct
17
80
Dec
90
833/a May 21
91
Sep
98
% Dec
14% Feb
26
Jun
23
Jun
35%
15
96
Nov
5
•5% Mar
88% Feb
7
14% Jun
97% July
3% Jan
May
7.,
31% Jan 24
3
10% Jun
7.
Oct 26
3
100% Mar 25
17% Jan
8
17% Oct 27 \
14
107
7
3
Jun
Oct
27
Mar
I
52% Oct
15
3
653A Oct
7
7
16% Jan
11
44
Aug
42% Jan
30% July
26% Feb 26
14%. Apr 26
39% Jan 10
36% Jan
45
25% Mar
20 y8
Oct
7
Aug 16
33% Sep 13
68
Jan
24
73
May
21
Feb
7
26
Oct
20% Feb
7% Dec
30*% Jun
223/4 jun 13
29% Mar 30
6% Jun 13
10% Mar 31
Nov
19% Dee
79% Oct
17% Nov
86
Feb
14
May
74
May
23% May
29% Jan
104
64
Jan
5
,
7
11
71% Apr 28
13.% Jun 28
23% Feb
Jan
17% Oct 19
5
333/b Oct 13
Apr 13
106% Sep 26
100
29% Jun.
17% Apr 23
91% Jun
82
Jun 13
18% Jan
3
27%, May
109% Oct
98% Jan
109
Jan
22 3A. Oct
28.
3
89% May 12
40.% Oct
5
1353/4 Oct
6
4
150% Oct
.
42%
43
14%
14%
14%
4%
4%
5%
5%
5%
700
7. 9
9%
87a
9
9
9%
8%
8%
4,100
*90
92%
*91
92%
*91%
*4%
8%
9
*90
*90
92%
AND
HIGH
Monday
SALE
Oct. 25
t per share
S per share
Shares
28%
28%
28%
28 5A
28%
29
28 3A
29%
28%
28%
7,300
24
24
24%
23%
25
24%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25
6,100
34%
34%
343A
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34
34%
5,200
84
82%
82%
82%
82
82
*82
83%
600
10%
10%
10%
*10%
82%
10%
10
10
10%
1,700
145/a
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
10%
14%
♦14
14%
400
40
39%
39%
13,000
6SA
6 5A
2,200
3%
33/8
26%
26%
2,000
3,100
t per share
t per share
S per share
39%
39%
6%
6%
6%
5
*3%
27
3%
27
♦82
10%
♦14
3%
3%
26%
27
"
*28%
28%
28%
29
23%
23 %
23%
23%
Cnn
-No par
112
112
24
24%
15
112
112
33A
3'A
3%
3%
26%
26 3A
26 5A
27
26 3A
27
29%
29%
293A
293/4
30
30
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24%
112
112
112
20%
*19%
29
29 %
29%
23%
23%
*19%
23%
3%
6%
112
112%.
3%
*30
23%
111
112
203A
193/4
29%
22%
23%
88
*87
88
98%
♦97%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%"
98 %
98%
12%
12%
12%
123/a„
13%
15%
5,800
i73a:
143/4,
17%
15
17%
17%
17 3/8
76,200
106 3a
13
13
13
13
*87
17%
*87
88
88
97%
104%
104%
104%
104 % v
1043/4
43a
4%
43a
43a
4%v
E & G Co com_4.50
preferred
50
8%
9
8%
9
8%
9
8%
9
45/8
8%
*87
7
107
4%
9
16%
*103
*52%
53
*61
50
63
52%
*62
52%
63
11%
11%
363/4
363/4
16%
*104
17.
53
*52%
53
613a
62
•61%
62%
*11%
12
11%
11%..
363a
363a.
43
41
41
33%
33%
33%
333a
10%
103a
10%
io3a :
*41
43
Southern
25
*33%
33%
33%
333a
5
103a
10%
10 5/s
10%
7.50
33%
33%
33%
33%
333a
34
No par
433a
43%
43%
44
43%
44
31%
32
31%
32%
51%
51%
51%
51%
Conv $4.50
31%
common—No par
*40
43
36%
*40
100
*503/4
31%
51%
100
*57
58%
*57
58%
♦57
1
12
12
*11%
12%
12
4%
No par
1
*43a
No par
'*68%
5
5%
;7i
l
25%
25%
1
27
27%
58%
12
*52%
62
106
,
1,300
20,800
9
14,300
53
*52%
61%
12
12
37%.
333a
10%
434
8%
62
11%
100
4%
4%
37
♦40
88
37
•41
43
53
100
61%
700
12%
1,600
1,500
37%
100
43
333a
33%
8,700
10%
33%
103a
103a
61,900
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
4,900
43%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
16,100
32
32%
32%
33%
32%
33
13,500
34
.
..
.
523a
513a
52
523a
.57
58%
*57
58%
♦57
58%
*11%
12
*11%
12
•113a
11%
51%
,.
'
52%
5
5%
5
5%
5
5%
5
5%
43a
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53a
300
5
*5
1,800
53/8
*68%
•25
27%
71%
•69
71
*69
71
::
•69
*70
71
3,800
700
71%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253A
25%
25 3A
273/a
27 %
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
26%
26%
6,000
83A
8%
83/4
8%
8%
5,200
1,700
25'A
8%
71
71
71
70%
70%
*70%
70%
70%
100
•16%
163A
16%
16%
16%
163A
16%
16%
16%
16%
163A
16%
8,500
1
32%
323A
32%
32%
•32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
104%
32%
32 %
32%
1,800
83/a
_2
71
No par
common
preferred
83/8
8%
5
preferred
Square D Co
Squibb, (E R) & Sons
12
36'a
.
363a
*11%
363a
.
♦52%
Southeastern. Greyhound Lines
5
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8% preferred
25
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
2,800
♦87
*97%
16%
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
Sparks-Withington Co
Spear & Co common
$5.5o preferred—r—
23%
24
98%
104%
preferred
400
4,700
88
4%
Railway
1,200
20%
29%
24
17
non-cum
111
♦87
104%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
25,900
*97%
4%
-
700
24%
23
29% .a
23%;
30%
29%
*20
20%
30
1
Edison
for
28%
38 3A
——
California
Sales
the Week
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
6%
preferred
93
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 26
39%
preferred
100
Smith & Corona
Typewriters-Np par
Socony Vacuum OH Co Inc__
15
conv
3,800
PRICES
Wednesday;
Tuesday
Oct. 24
92%
6%
_No par
*
—No par
.—No par
69% Feb
Sep 13
45%. Oct 28
$7
Standard Oil of California-—No par
Standard Oil of Indiana—.-——-25
92% Jun
60% Jun 13
74 % Jan.
Standard Oil of New Jersey——-25
8%
8%
105
71
105
•70%
71
*105
105
220
106
105%
105%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
22%
22
22%
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
*87%
88%
863A
89
37%
38%
38%
*129% 130%
130%
132
144
145
1043/4
105
105
38%
37%
38
377/a
38%
373/4
38%
132%
•131
132%
129
130
129
130
►
145
144
144
143%
144
144
37%
105
"130%
Standard G 85 E Co $4 pref—No par
prior preferredprior preferred—
83/a
*88 %
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
55
43%
14%
4%
38%
36% Jun 14
7
42%
14%
*4%
6%
Oct
24,
42%
4%
4%
39 %
Jun
page
10%
6%
Jun
see
93/e
9
6%
Smith (A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
3%% preferred
100
5%%
4,,900
20,200
14
29%
5%
600
4,800
55
42%
9%
383A
pfd—100
700
13%
6%
73
for, footnote#
10%
39%
53
6
: 183a
54%
10%
39
121
70
i8 3a
55%
10%
.?
14%
36% Feb
13
19
55
19
14'A
97% Feb
54% Jan
Jun
18%
10
6,700
43
20%
$6
54
13%
*29
$4
53
42%
*19%
13
Jan
16%
55
3,200
13%
88
16%
55 %
*53
10%
Ll5
Solvay American Corp 4%
530
14
v
20%
5% Oct
73
13%
88
173%
55%
*10%
\Tn
13%
90
53%
19
10
87%
104
16%
84
:—1
i
104 !
42 7a
14
29%
9
29% Jan
.
16%
*863A
87%
fl240
10%
*19%
5%
*88
107%
1,000
97
107%
53%
•183a
53%
9
♦29
4.20%
13%
13%
90
96%
•106'A
104'A
30
7,200
12,000
63
63
63y2
973/8
16%
54
52%
*86 3/4
104
♦82
:
26
Dec
*8%
9
13%
•88
16%
•18 3/4
53
20
Corp_
Jan
Aug
18%
87%
104%
90
•52
107%
*87
13%
10%
*97
•104
87%,
104%
13%
-
54
.
10
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66% Feb
13% Jan
6% Jan
22
163a
63%
63%
97%
1071/4
*88
90
16
Smith.
(A
•104
13%
13%
•88
Skelly Oil Co
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
61
:63
104%
104
*62y4
*97
*106
*863A
87%
*86 3/4
63 %
973/8
107%
28%
34%
No par
56% Oct
7
107%
63%
973/e
•106
13
293/s
1
-
45% Jun is
3% May 23
3% July 19
973/8
29'A
25,800
13
12%
Nopal
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp.
Jan
Jun
63%
7%
83
24
No par
July
8% May
633A
97 3A
*106
5,600
90
*81%
/
28%
12%
29
*34%
Silver King Coalition Mines
73
7%
28%
No par
Simmons Co
Southern
7
12%
28%
22,200
7%
7%
12%
No par
of America
7
Feb
95
Sheraton Corp
7
10% Jun 20
28%
12%
9%
38%
107
♦84 V
83
3,500
28%
No par
.i
27
Dec
15% Feb
Corp
Sharp & Dphme common
$3.50 conv pref series A
Shattuck (Frqnk G)___
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
UShell Union Oil Corp—
Jan
20% May
7%
*81%
18%
I per share
Par
—1
49% Jan
5
7%
81%
12 %
*52%
Saturday
'
.
Gas
41
July
4
213/8 Aug
'
;
,
&
34% Oct
July
4
61% Mar
•
Oil
Steel
70
68% Feb
65% Dec
12% Dec
;
:
■
32% Jun 13
25% Jun 14
80%
62 3A
7%
81%
43%
9%
38%
*100
90
7%
18:'A
92 'A
*84
81%
28%
4 2 3/4
8%
90
7%
123/8
43%
106
*84
420
:
391/4
*100
?
28%
14
5
*90
9%
38 3/4
39
106
81%
7S/8
52%
9
lO'/a
37%
3 2%
54
44%
10i/4
83
LOW
50% jun
Feb
43% Feb
33% Feb
90
42 %
*4%
?
Southern Co (The)
Southern Natural Gas Co
Southern Pacific Co—
6
*84
Oct. 22
29% Jan
5
10% Sep 30
28% Jan
3.
11% Oct
90
14
South Carolina
11% Nov
Dec
*8%
No par
4
53% Mar
Oct
90
*84
43
4
112
112
1123/8
•100
106
28%
28%
*112
'
42%
9%
373/4
•100
42%
"
1
common
9% Oct
40
7.% Jan 13
52'A '
—1
-
South Amer Gold & Platinum-
8%, Oct
45% Aug
'
36% Mar
36
5
4% Oct 26
60
,
Feb
52
95% Jan
104% Jun
3% Nov
30.
Apr
July
*18%
No par
~
02% Feb.
23
4% Jan 12
6
18,
i
Sharon
24
7% Jan
.Jan
2% Jun
.
Shamrock
5
10% Oct
463A Jun
*
*54
9%
93/a
375/8
37%
106
7%
EXCHANGE
$ per share
36% Jun
30
Co
9%
37%
*100
STOCKS
Lowest
24% Nov
9'A
38
28%
28%
112
42%
42
106
*81%
5
&
NEW YORK STOCK
V
-
41%
73A
7%
1
preferred
v
Year 1948
.<
Servel Inc
41%
9'A
•
82
82
*12%
12'A
28%
28%
64
64
*97
973A
*106
107'A
*863/4
87%
*104
1043A
—No par
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
Range for Previous
.
.r
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
27
143/4 Oct 10
*84
-
-
100
A
Seaboard Finance Co.
55% Oct
5y4 Dec
9 % Dec
*37%
*100
t c__No par
v
series
7
9% Jun 14
41'A
41%
90
16%
55%
4
12% July
8 % May
111%
14
36% Feb
Dec
28%
112%
*88
163/B
163A Jan
9%
28%
*1113/4
*13%
50%May
8% Oct
5
28%
112%
100
com
Mar
85% Feb
28%
111%
28 7A
(The) common—5
Co
preferred
Seaboard Air Line
7
28 %
lil%
/ 9% \
vtc—100
Co—ilOO
5% non-cum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.75
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
:
No par
$4 preferred-.
±
No par
Scovill Mfg Co. 3.65% pfd
100
4.30%
preferred—
100
19
28%
111%
*40%
'
St Louis Southwestern Ry
Jan 25
Jan
=-100
—10
Ry Co com v t c—No par
Preferred series A 5%
423/4 Jan 26
94% Jun 30
12
St L-San F
12% Jan 25
31
67
Jun
3'
48% Jan
—5
Safeway Stores common
5% preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
113% Feb 16
35 % May 11
7% Jun
13*
144
146
•143%
663A
67
66 %
67%
67%
67'A
67%
68
67%
44
44%
44
44%
44
44%'
44%
443A
713A
72
71%
72
713A
72%
71%
733/a
44%
73%
144
68%.
44.%
733A
39%
66%
i
67%
44%
45%
72%
73%
10,700
190
16,800
V
700
1,400
13,900
15,600
33,300
-Volume
170
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4851
-
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1948
v
'!
■
Range Since Jan. 1
> Highest
Standard
3%%
35
Jun
20
Oct
97%
Jun
96% May
11%
Feb
15%
Oct
12
Jun
14
18% Oct
38
Feb
40
Jun
7
45% Oct
36%
Nov
May
41% May
X27
43 %
Jun
13
9
15
38% Jan
27
19
4%
10
July 12
13
32% Mar
88
"Feb
Jun
35
Oct
20
41% Aug
97
Jun
94
Jan
6
23%
Dec
36% May
24% Jan
3
33% Oct
18
12 V8
Feb V
Dec
16% May
9% Jun
17
14% Jan
7
18
Jan
9% Jan
3
13 % Aug
2
15
Dec
20
Jan
15 % Jan
4
17% Oct
11%
Jan
18% July
29 14 Jun
12 % Feb
25
19
16% Feb
10
25% Oct 27
28 % Jun
13
41% Oct
6% Feb
1
Jan
8
J/a
9
16% Mar
'
•
6%
Nov
11%
Dec
98% May
70% Nov
50% Mar
Jan
113%
Jan
120
90
14
15
Jtrn
16% Jun
?4% Mar
9
Mar
July
11% Mar
Dec
140
43
235
Jun
13%
Dec
19%
Jun
31
Dec
44%
Jun
8% Nov
16%
Jan
28/a 'Dec
36%
Jan
30%
5
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
30%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*17%
18%
17%
*17%
17%
173/s
17%
173/4
173/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/a
19
15,000
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
43,500
41
40%
8%
41
41%
41%
41%
413/4
Corp
Cnemical
Corp
Oil
Sun
Co
1
common
preferred
'11%
11%
24,600
•16%
16%
16%
163/4
2,100
20%
203/b
20%
20%
3,600
14
11
Sunshine
54%
54%
54
54%
54
543/8
54
543/8
2,000
7% Mar 25
12% Sep
16
11
Sunshine Mining
10%
11%
10%
11 <::•
11
11%
10%
10%
158
159 '/a
5,600
1,400
36 % Feb
127
Jun
Jan
168
15
37% Oct
17
27% Jun
V Oct 27
33
14
14
12
Feb
21
7
Mar
89
54%
54
54'A
11
11
11
11%
160
160
160
23
-
V
&
Swift
L
Co
International
2
5% Oct' 28
Gould
Tennessee
Corp
Texas Gulf Producing
27
68 Va Oct
15
Texas
14
25
Oct
11
29
Feb
48% May
33% Feb
7
48
Apr 25
45%
Dec
653/4 May
36
Jun
16
46
Jan
3
Texas
103/8
Dec
20 3/e May
8
Jun
13
11% Jan
7
Textron
xl4%
Dec
24
13% July 12
15% Jan
22
17
2
1% Jun 20
14% Jun
7 % Oct
19
-5
20
7
Jan
7%
Oct
39%
Feb
59% May
34% Jun
15
47
85
Feb
95%
84% Apr
14
91
26
9
Mar
Z
The
4% Oct
1% Mar
4%
Jan
2% May 23
19% Mar
31%
Nov
23% May 19
37
Oct
32 Va
Jun
19% Jun
14
25% Jan
July
1023/4 May
3
X1053/4 Sep
23% May
13% Jun
55
33-
Oct
19
13
V
Jan
8
$3.50
177/a
44
44
44
Roller
Range for Previous
*42
43%
43
43
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
*
NEW
:?
$ per share
# per share
YORK
shard
-
13%
Jan
10
Jan 19
14% Oct 13
Transamerica. Corp
22% Mar
10
Jan
4
16% Oct
26
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc
15 %
Nov
23%
111/2 Jun
13
10% Feb
4
5%
10% May
Feb
Nov
107 '/a
July
12 J/4 Mar
19'% Aug
17% July
25% Mar
6'A Feb
11
98 '/a Feb
10
9% Aug 30
19'/« Jan
3
31%
Dec
36%
Jan
32 Va Jan
6
92
Jan
100%
Jun
98% Sep
26
*
4%
24
8% May
Dec
4% Jan
24
3
Tri-Continental
11
15 Ve Jan
13
$6
32'/a
Jan
Jun
20
Dec
14%,
Jan
4'A Jun
13
9%
Dec
12
Jan
8'/a Jun
14
10% Mar 17
Dec
5914
Jun
39 '/a Jun
17
46
9% Mar
16 Va
Jun
10% Feb
8
28
Twin
Coach
32%
,32%
33
9%
9%
V
9%
79 f. V
10
32%
32%
7.700
9%
8,600
19%
5%
5%''
5%
V
8',900
9%
19%
>■
79
.•77%
2,400
35
,
93/4
19%
19%
19%
*78%
-!
10 %
10
10%
v*78%
5%
19
fK
500
800
180
79
5%
53/8
Corp
44%
43
10
*42
10
10%
10%
14%
14%
7 Vv
30% v
13% v'
5V4*
38Va
4 -
14%
7
x29%
*13%
5V4
*37%
30 Va
14%
5%
39
7%
14%
7%
30'A
*13%
30%
14%
5%
5Va
38
14%
38
3%
.
8
.
*105
143/i
105'/a
•
*3l/2
6,€00
7%
46%
*90
3%
35Va
;
33
35
15
33
33%
AND
HIGH
Monday
$ per share
13
13%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
*13%
14'/a
*13%
14%
10%
22
36%
*99% 102
8%
8%
106%
13
13%
15%
16%'
15 Va
15%
14%
*14%
14%
14
14%
400
8%
8%
8%
47,100
8%
8%
*105 Va
105%
13
10%
22
30'/4
30
30
*5
5%
5
5
36
'2,600
23
13,600
35%:
*35%
36 Va
101%
,;,99s/b
101J/4
*99%
8%
30'/a
8%
8%
8%
30%
30%
5%
29%
5%
5%
$14
5%
5
160
10%
22%
8%
36
-8%
30%
30
;
*99%
26 Va
9.800
10%
22%
102
;
105%
105
10%
22%
i
8%
105 Va
105
11 ■'//:
30
15,400
13%
13%
16%
21%
8%
Shares
$ per share
13
10%
*35%
for
the Week
Oct. 28*
-22
♦99%
Sales
Friday
Oct. 27
.10%
8%
8 Vs
lS^;;-'/15i.'v'3,800
33V4 33%
13,300
Thursday
21%
102
*99 %
1,100
400
3,600
7Va
46%
91
40
4
V/ V 1,600
35%
400
22% •23%/-;,/!v /•' 7,700
105% 105%
140
$ per share
share
10%
36%
*35%
30
700
3%
17Vs
.
*7%
45%
*90
3%
*34%
24Va.
10%
';
17
.
22 Va
10%
22
106
106
3%
•
3,200
V.
15%
»
*
8%
8%
8%
8%
•106
-
*13%
13 V$
13
13
44%
PRICES
s per
r
700
5,600
400
200
.
Oct. 26
$ per share
9,700
105% 105%
15% 15%
33
33%
Wednesday
Oct. 25
*13%
10%
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 24
6,200
600
10%
47 91
4
35%
23%
15,500
43%
17% '
7Va
24Va
105%
15V4
33%.
*105
33%
LOW
23%
105%
4,000
1,800
'28,000
14,200
3,500
.-
,
3%
'
14%
l43/4
7%
7%
*30%
31
f 13% 13%
5%;.
5%
*37%
39
7%
•
11%
5%
16%
.
44%
*41 Va
10%
14%
46%
*90
4
35%
91
4 ;
35%
.
; 15V»
15 '
3%
5%
16%
63%.. 64%
17%
18%
68
68%
23%
24%
'
17%
' 7%
17.
7%46 V2
167/a
SO
4
35V2
23%
*105
15
33'/8
:
'7
30%
./• .13%
5V4
*37%
..
105%
21%
*35%
,
...
3%,
90
4
35V2
;
103/8
23%
8V2
8V2
*106
106%
1
Co
44
43
15%
1
No par
5
44%
43
12%
v
common
Co
44
43
23%
14%
*
63
''*11%
11%
5%'
5% 16Vb : 16%
63
63 %
'18% 18%
68% 68%
23% .24%'.-
5%
16%-
44%
44
23%
4
t per share
"
/
*11%
11%
*11%
5%
*16%
62%,
>
•
18%
68 Va
25
36%
Saturday
/ Oct. 22
S"
Century Fox Filmcom__No par
$1.50 conv preferred,
Nopar
$4.50 prior preferred
No par
Twin City Rap Transit com
Nopar
5% <yinv prior preferred
;
50
6% Jan v?7
10%
32%
45%' 46
34
20lh
8% Oct 28
31% Oct
Jun
5%
10%.
1;
V
10%
"
159
10%
35
343/4
:
18
68
24%
23%
*105
14%
Nopar
preferred
Truax-Traer Coal
24% May 16
36% Aug
8
1021/4 Aug 12
157
10 %
35
24%
*16%
; *7%
8
11%
5%
16%
62%
45%
91
4%
36%
*36
23%
Par
—.k
—
Transue & Williams Steel
8% Oct 27
108 % Oct
.
343/4
18
68%
9%
17
*7%
;
44
•
'3%
3%
*16%
.
45%
*90
*4
*35V4
45%
90
45%
SO
4
t
<
•
5V2
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,
r
Dec
96
/ *3%
4
: .16% .16%
: *7% / 8
'
;
14%
7%
30%
14%
5V2
38%
14%
7%
30%
*13%
5%
38%
*11%
5
16%
10
V.V:
STOCK
1
14% /
*5%
Nopar
'
7%
*38
—5
Nov
Apr
15
31
.
*13%
10
—
9%
10
,
*14%
*7%
.
Nopar
-
9%
9%
*30%
'
4'';
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per
5
Nopar
Beailng_
'
$ per share
9%
50
STOCKS
Year 1948
11%
10
9%
*34%
19%
79%
5%
61%
17%
68 Va
24%
44%
No par
-
preferred—
Timken
62%
.
68%
24%
preferred
Timken-Detroit Axle
43% Mar 30
24
62V*
17%
No par
preference
$3.75
8
62%
23%
Tide Water Associated Oil com
10
11%
5%
16%
68 Va
—15
com—No par'
preferred
'
100
Thompsoh-Starrett Go com—No par
21
*11%
5
16%
17%
A%
8
19%
11%
5
16%
«
24%
Thompson <J R)
;
Thompson Products
9
13
5%
68
JThird Avenue Transit Corp_Nopar *
Thomas Steel Co (The)——1
29
79
17%
No par
preference
Fair
conv
•
19%
*78%
5.J/a/^"-' 5%
19%
79%
24%
50c
,
preferred
ccnv
$2.50
6
Sep
Co
common
conv
9%
9%
19
16%
•
Thermold CO common—,—.—1:
8
Oct
Pacific Ry
$1.25
i
32%
9%
10%
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9%
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10%
32%
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10%
32
5%
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10
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
6
6% Jan
41% Oct.
7% Jan
23
Mar
Sulphur
Sub Share ctfs
$2.40
31%
67 Va
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
5
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10%
100
18.% Oct
14
7% Oct 27
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160
158
159
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14
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159
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32% Aug
14
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9%
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31%
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5%
l
Feb
19
11
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31%
Ltd
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17% Aug 11
9%
35%
25
t
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$4 preferred
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Nov
25% Apr
12% Jun
itf'k
50
10
Swift
24% Jan
5
54
Sweets Co oi America (The)__4.16%
11% Oct 21
7% Feb 25
11
11 Va
10c
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
5
11
12.50
Inc
Co
Superior Oil of California
14% Jan 12
8% Aug 30
30% Jun
Biscuits
19
Lowest
10
16%
47
May
1,000
11 %
13
Dec
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120
20%
48% Jun
40
10
65
120
65
1
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2 3/4 Jun
Feb
66%
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8%
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96
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133/4 Jun
Jan
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20%
19% May
Jun
8%
9
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14% Mar;
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400
11-
:
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2,400
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2,900
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13
24
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12%
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11%
14
19
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20 %
9% Jun
13%
40%
993/8
30%
31
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11% May
5% Jun
Dec
8%
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1
common
9% Mar
6V2
24%
40%
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25
Sunray Oil Corp
Symington
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40%
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24%
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f
25
13
21
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18%
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B
11% Sep
5% Oct
103/4 May
17%
1
100
14
15 %
17%
18%
24%
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pfd
3% Jun
47%
17%
18%
40
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common
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Dec
99%
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18%
1 V::
4% Mar
Apr
35%
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9
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.
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76% Sep
12%
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15
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343/a
600
10,200
A
7.9
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100
V
,
36
series
8% Jun
May
12%
,
11%
.
series
17% Aug
14%. Jan
123/8
35%
preferred
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46%
12%
11 %
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130
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91
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Feb
Nov
35%
99%
31.
35%
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21% Sep
57% Oct
Dec
Dec
31%
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11%
100
46%
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8
8%
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11%
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46%
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13
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V
30%
11%
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12
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Jun
26%
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Sep
9
21%
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%
99%
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19
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46%
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—
20
28
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;35,-
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30%
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.
18%
18%
35'/a
27.
9% Oct
96
66% Oct
Dec
11%
18%
Shares
100
31%
Sunbeam
121% Sep
9%
31%
18 %
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100
31%
Studebaker
10
187/a
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18%
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100
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17
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26 3/4
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27%
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27%
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£ «er share
$ per share
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$ per share
27%
for
Sales
Friday
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
r,V.-'
Jan
52% Feb
Oct. 25
*
loo
17%
.
—No par
Stores. Inc
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp;
4
117
July
15% May
—50
Stevens (J P)
19
Oct
•
preferred
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3%%. preferred—;
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2
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t
common—1 :»•:
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27%
100
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 24
t per share
10
common
Spring
convertible
Sterchl
Jan 27
100
:
91%
18
Ohio
of
Steel
Starrett Co
7
.
Jan
15% May
.
Oil
23
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
Oct. 22
preferred series A
Standard
3 9'/a
11% Mar
>
>
STOCK
YORK
'
•
(1715)
RECORD
STOCK
v
Par
27% Oct 27
Nov
89
•
Jun
.■
EXCHANGE
100% Aug 31
23%
•
NEW
<
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$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
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;
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Highest
Lowest
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STOCKS
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
200
35%
102
8%
2,000
30
31%
2.420
5
5 Va
4,400
U
39
27%
Feb
37 Va
Nov
6
31% Jan
7
7
19% Jun
17,
4314 Nov
33% Jun
13
42
Jan
6
112
Jan
13
94
7
94
110
Jun
107
91
Feb
98
Jun
94
80
Nov
90
Jan
86'/a Jan
Underwood
12
39% May
Oct
103
Jan
12% Apr
Jan
Aug 30
Jan
<
Aug
13
5
21'/a
Feb
38% July
25 ya Jun
13
79%
Nov
73J/4 Jun
14
48
Apr
16
51% Feb
Mar 28
36% Jan
5
Sep
31%
Jan
41%
22 Va
Dec
Jun
30% May
20 y« July 15
103 'A
Nov
110%
Jun
104% Jun
14
9%
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19 %
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10% Jun
13
32% Sep
14
89% Jan 21
26% Mar 30
109% Oct
,
5 7'/a
Nov
90 J/2 Mar
61% Jan
3
85% Oct
Jan
2314
Oct
19% Feb
16
28 Va Oct
13
103
-6%
Feb
29
Feb
2%
41
Nov
Dec
;
40%
40%
40%
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111%
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28%
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28
28
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28 '/a
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81%
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49%
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49%
50 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32 J/4
24%
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24
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24
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110
109%
14%
14%
14%
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4%%
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3
3% Jun
24
60
Dec
82%
Apr
45
Jun
22
16%
Feb
28%
Jun
14% Aug
2
371%
Jan
46%
Jun
34% Jun
48
Feb
58% May
x44% Jun
16
18%
Dec
23
11%
Dec
15'/a
Feb
32% May
101
Jun
24J/4 May
92>/2
Feb
113%
Jun
166%
Nov
179
Jun
8
Dec
Dec
76
Jun
19 V*
•
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Stores cora~30c
preferred
100
United Corp (The)/
—1
United Dyewood Corp common
1
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
46%
45%
45%
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45%
•:v 4%
Dec
42%
Jan
4'/a
Dec
8%
22
Unite
Jan
7
7%
preferred
3
United
Electric
13
United
Engineering & Folindry
Fruit
7
54% Mar
7
United
18% Aug
8
United
Gas
15
United
Merch &
6
25% Oct
15
24 J/4 Oct
18% Feb
11
28% Oct
26
7
100% Oct
24
Mar
28
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13
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Jan
10
187
6% Jun
6
175
43
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3% Jun
13
8
20
Oct
28
Jan
Certificates
U
U
5% Jan
14
U
36
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15% Jun
Jan
21%
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3
16% Oct
27
9% May
7% Jan
19
8% Apr
18
39%
Feb
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Jan
58
footnotes
13
21
S
S
S
U
S
38
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13
49% Jan
28
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July
52 % Jan
12
70
27
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page
24
preferred
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1
1
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No par.-:
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20
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com
5
100
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4%
4%
4%
5
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7%
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7%
7%
54%
54%
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7 J/4
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28
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16
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28
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47
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24
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15%
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20
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100%
100%
99%
48%
47%
19%
Pipe & Foundry Co
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15
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23
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24%
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101
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20
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19
19
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17,800
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70
70
70
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320
60
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12
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700
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7%
:
4,400
44,700
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17%
2,200
3%
4%
60
59
60
16%
25 Vs
8%
38%
3%
4% :?■; 5
7%
7%
41 Va
4%
&
7%
16%
17%
9,000
36
46
41%-
51%
400
28
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-
46
16%
25 '/a
25
'
5
54%
46
y
♦41 '/a
19%
preferred
46
16%
17'%
25,200
106
8%
3%
41'/a
No par
Lines
3%
16%
Co
common
3%
40%
51 J/4
200
'
14%
35%
36'%
41
17%
12,000
86%
27%
38'A
7%
51%
12%
36
•
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'4%
17%
12%
;
38%
3%
51%
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4,500
109%
13%
♦105
1,800
32%
24%'/
%
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8%
8%
50%
31%
27%
3,900
J
36
46
■
50%
107
16%
16%
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No par
Leather
.
-
:
8%
*8%
'
Industrial Chemicals
4 Va%
July
Oct
Gypsum Co common
preferred
Hoffman Machinery
Partic
21
Sep
S
4% %
5
Dec
Securities
1st preferred
Freight Co
S
7%
U
26 % Oct
Dec
interest
$4.50
27
57
of
U S & Foreign
U
4
10% Sep
1
Mfrs Inc
United Paramount Theatres Wi
14
7%
49
10
Improvement Co—13%
21
12% Jun
5
Nopar
Co
13% Sep
94
5
United Gas Corp
; 11'/a
53 %
100
Coal Cos
6
20
Jan
17%
Cig-Whelan
$3.50 convertible
22% Jan
Jun
17'A May
54 J/a
36
36%
25% Oct
19 Va Jun
Feb
9%
35%
24
19
Feb
8 V2
35%
-
14%
♦105
107
;
86%
26%
26%
26
•105
35%
107
14 »/4
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85%
84%
26
107
25%
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14%
85%
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.
108 V*
14'/4
35%
9% Mar 23
18 J/8 Feb
21% May
May
July
108 J/4
*34 %
6
Oct
26,400
82%
35%
Fastener
United-Carr
Corp
Co
24
42
28
82
*34%
Carbon
Oct
65
190
27 Va
Corp__No par
Carton
Board &
7% Oct
5
92
14%
*105
107
97
*90%
8%
preferred
$4.50
•105
*93
92
35%
25
May
25%
97
*90'/a
35%
36% Oct
9
857/a
25%
♦94
92
\ 8%
3
3% May
*82%
890
97
35%
29% Jan
Feb
25'/a
28,200
110%
*91
/ 8%
July
Feb
85%
25%
*83
8,000
41
40%
110%
♦95
8%
United
23
No par !
41%
111
xll0%
91%
90%
35 Va
United
18
25
100
preferred
90%
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20
3% Oct
5'
100
common—10
96
*90
Nopar*
21
47'/a Sep
preferred
Inc
*94
90'/a
No par '
10
Sep
9% Oct
38% Jan
13
Corp common
Lines
Air
United Biscuit of Amcr
13
2%
16%
Aircraft
convertible
5%
No par
Tank Car Co
United
27
13
preferred
non-cum
96
*90
::
96
♦94
*94%
41
41'/4 4
112
800
27%
♦108
14%
4%
Union
26%
9%
27
27%
40%
111%
28
2'A Jun
27 V.
40%
Jun
40% Jun
3,500
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4% Jun
Jan
2,500
12%
40%
29% Jun
5'/a July
41
12%
110%
Jan
55 /
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40%
12 J/4
27%
26%
27
26%
9%
41 J/4
12 y4
9%
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26%
9%
41J/4
12%
40%
12%
40%
Dec
36
40%
12%
26%
38'/a
4%
89
106
40%
12%
9%
110%
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& Carbon
No par
Carbide
Un El Co of Mo
15%
Dec
27%
41
12 %
9%
'
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26
19
9%
40%
12%
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Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
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Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co com
50
Union Bag
11
14% Oct 21
5
41
9%
9%
41
12%
Pi 9%
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—
IJnion Asbestos & Rubber Co
15
31
45%
9614 July
51% July
Corp
41
—1
(The)
Udylite Corp
45%
1,600
68 %
69%
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24
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1716)
YORK
NEW
t per
share
•!.,
37% May
19% May
Dec
94
82
37%
Dec
137%
Jan
37%
Nuv
58%
Jun
63%
Dec
72
Apr
62
43
£3
1<*U%
129% JUu
4
Jan
17 Va
Feb
197»
37
Nov
42% May
4% Mar
6% May
Dec
12% May
Dec
98%
Jun
80
6%
26
11% Oct
14
8% Jun
8%
85 %
91
Apr 29
Jun
Jan
Jan
Feb
8
27% Oct
16
Feb
20
Jun
12% Jun
14
17% Jan
Mar
in%
Jun
19
Feb
7 V*
18% Jan
23% Jun
Feb
150
May
156
15% May
7
170
Dec
70
Deo
14'/a
Feb
27%
9%
Dec
170
5
Jun
27
3
62% Oct
23
Jun
28
8% Aug
15% May
10% Oct
8
17
Oct
Feb
24%
33%
34%
119%
119%
118%
119%
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37%
38%
39%
38%
39
63%
64
63%
63%
63 Va
63%
63%
64
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
25%
134%
135%
135%
135%
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21%
21'A
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44
44
44
1
5%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Leaf Tobacco
4%%
No par
2.50
Co
10
Inc
Co
10
100
Corp of America
20
Chemical
2.50
Co
Oct
6
Dec
94
May
85% Mar
5
89
Feb
10
Feb
95
Jun
65% Jan
5
90
Feb
33%
Dec
48% Jun
33% Jun 17
41% Oct
28
Victor Chemical Workf common—S
Otf
l/ct
96%
91
Jan
7
99% Oct
28
5
Jun
0
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
82% Jun
17
15% Jan
3
15 Vo
Deo
28%
39%
Dec
23
.<
19% Oct
113% Jun 29
Jun
27
14
23% July 14
32% Jan 12
14% Jan i 3
Jun
28
Feb
118
July 18
Pacific Ry com_100
preferred
100
Vicks Shreve &
5%
non-cum
6%
dlv
partlc preferred
preferred.
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
pfd
Virginian
Not
29% July 27
33% Apr
24%
Dec
39%
Apr
25% Jun
14
33% Oct
25%
Dec
32%
Jan
23% Mar
5
30% Apr
29
Apr
32%
Jan
30
Mar 10
32
67% Aug
12% Dec
66
Jan
45
Jun
6
60% Jan 28
Wabash RR 4%%
15%
Jan
12
Jun
30
13
Waldorf System
28
35% Jun
25% Jun
13
14% Sep
31% Oct
May 19
1
21% Jun
105% Oct
19
Walgreen Co common—
4% preferred
29% Oct
21
Walker (Hiram)
6% Jun 29
9% Jan
7
15% Oct
13
6
30
Apr 26
21
2|
Ry Co common
„
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
7% preferred
38% May
34% May
27
100
10
100
25
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
$5
24 %
♦162
1
com
preferred
Raalte
*
loo
Pictures Co Inc
Norman
Van
com.No par
preferred
25
*24%
*162
165
*58%
•19%
25
59%
59%
20'A
*24%
10%
25
•24%
165
9%
165
*19%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*25%
26 %
25%
25%
lOVa
60%
61
61
20
20%
20%
9Vs
9%
♦9
26%
100
17,500
62%
305
20%
800
9'A
9%
1,700
•25%
26%
200
20 %
9%
26
26
1,200
10%
11%
11%
11 Ve
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,600
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
24%
23%
23%
1,400
92%
*91
92%
•90
92%
93
•90
93
*90
93
39%
"39%
39%
<39%
40%
41
41%
♦99
99%
99%
93
*90
24
165
9%
10%
*25%
16,300
61%
10 Va
•90
93
♦90
92%
*90
93
*90
24
*1C4
24%
165
165
400
8%
23%
11%
23%
/ 39%
15
8%
20
20
9%
11%
*23
*14%
8%
24%
24%
165
10
GO
20%
*19%
CO
14%
8%
600
26
60%
10 Va
59%
*25
14%
8%
6,800
3%
26
*25
15
200
90
3'A
3%
230
44%
*88 Va
90
3%
3%
25%
25
26%
9%
•26
3%
3%
27
•162
165
10
10%
3'/a
*25%
•88 Va
SO
♦14%
8%
3%
11
11 Va
♦88 Va
8%
86
117%
90
14%
85%
Jan
300
11'A
2,900
8%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar C©__©%
Not
5%
11%
*J4%
Vlck
14%
5%
11 Va
i
6
109
5%
l
19
21
*5%
*3%
Oct
Jan
6
*25%
26
118
*43%
11 Va
11%
*89%
20%
44 Va
3%
13% Jan
Feb
*11 Va
21%
43%
26%
18
93
11%
27
2,600
V.
21
21
44
*5%
6
91
•89%
l.ioo
r
21%
21%
44
•5%
5%
1,700
110,500
•43%
21 Va
3%
14
21
11%
90
90
21%
*43%
136
X136
137
*25 %
Vanadium
11% Jan
5%
11%
11
5%
137
136 %
2
Feb
Apr
14% July
124% July
18% May
136
21%
25
No pai
com..,
10
7% Mar
135
33
38 Va
50
8%
9.200
39%
64%
24%
37%
•90
93
*90
93
*90
39%
39
39
39%
3,800
99%
♦98
7%
•98%
99 V2
*98%
99%
*98%
99%
99%
10
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
-7%
7%
7%
5,800
87%
88%
88%
88%
87%
88%
3,000
19%
11.400
88%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
115%
19
19
87
90
89
92%
92
115%
115%
115%
*115%
116
18%
*18%
20
*18%
20
*18%
20
*18%
20
29
•28%
29
♦28%
23
*28%
29
♦28%
29
33
32%
33 Va
32%
31%
32
115%
115%
*18%
19%
18%
-28%
28%
*28%
*32%
33
*32%
18%
116
18%
18%
116
11G
116
32%
32
32%
33%
580
10
.
100
•
1,700
33%
33%
33%
28%
•27%'
28%
•27%
28%
*27%
28
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
31
•30
31
•30%
31
*30%
31
30%
30%
30
30
100
_No par
—No par
•47%
49%
*47%
49%
*47%
49%
•48
49 lA
49'A
♦48
•13%
14%
*13%
14
•13%
•29%
30%
30%
100
*104%
105%
*104%
No par
29%
29%
900
33%
*27%
•30
•
20
*>
20
1,190
33%
preferred
Stockyards Corp—
Universal
,
118%
117%
64
non-cum
Universal
35 y4
117%
64%
135
Tobacco Co
Van
I
34%
117%
37%
20% Jun
3
25%
118%
•-
10,200
24%
15% May
29% Jan
Jan
34%
117%
92
35%
35
64%
26% May
Dec
34%
•91%
92
4,900
27'/a
26%
26%
*91%
92
118%
33%
118
Universal Laboratories Inc
,
26
26%
*91%
Shares
t per share
$ per shore
share
25%
92
24'/«
Feb
19%
26
the Week
50
cum
common
preferred
11%
25
t per
25%
*91%
*34%
12V♦ July
21%
$ per share
V
26
91
for
Sales
Friday
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
No par
rtei he Mib
preferred
Corp
25% Apr 25
May 13
25%
91
Thnrsday
Wednesday
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp..
14
10
43% Jan
May
42
17
Mar
t per share
26
100
preferred
PRICES
Oct. 25
10
United Wall Paper Inc common
4% conv preferred
9% Sep 29
25% Sep
2
3% Feb 25
1st
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 24
91%
26
HIGH
AND
Monday
f per share
*91
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd__5
$6 conv
preferred
No par
7
4
1
100
common
Steel
United
17
4
2%.Jun 29
Co
non-cum
7%
8
21
S
U S
5-
34
Dec
Rubber
8
7%
'Sep 28
Dec
2%
22
Par
Plywood Corp common
pld series A
7%
U
21% May 19
44% Sep
2
6
:Oct li
38% Jan
3
4% Feb 24
'
U S Smelting
JL8
27
140% oan
S
8%
Mar 17
72
8
18% Jan
ItdU
O
21
46 % Apr
Saturday
Oct. VI
3%%
26
Jan
25% Oct
20% Jun 13
129%
Jan
133
3
U
18
Aug 11
92
Apr
Oct
share
27% Oct
3
29
31% Aug 12
112% Jun 13
33% Oct
4
May
49% May
Dec
< per
8 per share
Dec
86
1
"
Monday, October 31, 1949
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
22 Vs
121
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
I per share
STOCK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
*32%
32%
32 Vs
32%
32%
33
33
60
2.880
W
Dec
100%
.'■<
105
Apr
Aug
27% May
*18% Mar
8% Feb
13% May
16% July
10% Mar
*83% Mar
101
9% Nov
Jun
101
*12
Jun
14
97
*87% Jun 14
9% Jan
3
14
May
Nov
32
Jan
*18%
Nov
34% May
14
20%
Jan
27 Va
Aug
12%
Dec
20% May
11% Jun
16%
Dec
22
Sep
Dec
30%
Jan
18% Jun
Oct
3
Walworth
5%%
Warren Foundry
7
Warren
Jun
14
22% Jan
23% Jun
27
25
Jan
11
Washington
14
14% Sep
14
Waukesha
27
Wayne
26
3% Jan
3
6% Oct
5
Webster
*19% Jun
13
27% Jan
7
Wesson
*80
Nov
86%
July 13
84'A Oct
18
23 Va Jan
21
22% Oct
14
'
'
l*% Jiuy
100%
113
Not
107
Oct
Jun
Jun
H
16% Sep 29
-ntTT MS
......
13%
105%
16% Jun
26% May
19% Mar
14% Jan
Apr 18
104% Sep 30
101% May
—
10%
Apr
22%
Feb
51%
10p% Feb
110%
Jun
104
40
5,800
8Va
73A
8'A
5,300
8
1,400
14%
15
15
15
15
14%
15
14%
14%
95%
95%
95%
95
953/8
94%
94%
953/8
95%
12%
13'A
13
133/s
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
No pai
24%
24%
24
24
24
24
*24%
243/a
24%
24%
24 Vs
24%
1,700
20
7,000
3
19%
*24 Va
Corp
—
Mills
1
r~l
—
♦14%
19%
193/a
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Vs
24%
*24 Va
13%
13%
14
M
21%
213/fl
21%
23
19%
19%
19%
24%
*24%
24 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
•20 Va
20%
20%
20 Va
21%
15%
*15 Va
15%
15%
15%
.•>
14
213A
500
24'/4
13%
14
1.900
22 %
,
16 Va
16
163/s
15%
15%
320
109,600
23
2,400
16
2,600
16
—»
*5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,700
Snowdrift
com—2JC
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213A
21%
22'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
4,700
preferred
West Indies Sugar Oon>
West Kentucky Coal Co
No par
'
4
*03%
84
83%
83%
83
83%
83%
83'A
83
83%
83
83
18%
18%
19
19
19%
19
193/a
19%
19%
19%
193/a
$4
Inc
Tobacco
Oil
&
conv
West
Penn
Elec
West
Penn
Power 4%%
4.20%
Co
_Nu
com..
pfd
series
preferred
14
Oct
20
West Va Pulp &
25
4% %
100
100
1
Paper com__No par
106
preferred
18%
19%
105%
*105
103
*
105%
105%
1053A
*105 %
107
*105%
105 Va
106
*105
106
1053/4
13%
14
14
14
14%
46
453A
46
45%
46
14
44%
44%
45
♦105
45%
13%
*45%
108
103
24
*108
23%
109
113
114
113
108
108%
108
107
18%
14,800
21,300
310
114%
30
106
*105
105%
70
14
14 Ve
4,900
453A
1053A
108
1G0
5,500
24
18%
23%
1133/4
105 Va
13%
108
19%
24
114
23%
113%
13%
,
18%
183/4
24
23%
*112%
13%
108
18%
193/a
24
113
105%
112'A
*105%
17%
23%
112 Va
23%
*111%
19%
19%
20
23%
106
B
108% Jan
May 12
8'A
8%
8%
1,500
29%
12 Va
20
46
7%
1;
29
29%
29
29%
106%
95
Sep
35% Jun 14
28%
•
'
30
♦105
106
95
H%Jan
106
7%
1,000
14
'
•105
105
*293/4
13
4.10% preferred series C
West Virginia fcoal & Coke
4
Jun
26
108% Jan
2
13% Mar
Oct
38%
24% Aug 10
114% Oct 28
3
107
29%
49%
14
14
30%
.......—5
Wayne Pump Co
16% Oct
6% May
104%
13%
•293/4
14%
Gas Light Co—No pai
Co
—i
Motor
Knitting
34% Aug
78
14%
104%
29
29%
7%
30%
104%
106
•48
14
30
30
30%
95
& Pipe
Petroleum
Sep
Jan
1
14
14
30%
29
7%
100
Pictures.,..
1
25% Feb
Oct
7%
preferred
Dec
3%
No par
Bros
26
.13
G & W
Co
22
23
preferred
Ward Eaking Co common
Warner
Oct
14
16% Feb 10
11% Apr 21
22
5
453A
1,900
105%
•105
120
109
P,
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
,
'
Tear 1947
Lowest
S per share
$ per share
Lowest
Nov
10% May
Dec
46 % May
7% Mai
21
Sep
8
20
Jun
13
53% Jun
6
25%
Not
58%
Dec
74% July
15
Dec
26
29%
Not
39%
23%
Dec
85%
Feb
91%
Feb
25
Dec
80
Jun
8
Jan
24
«8% Jan
26
18% Oct 27
May 31
21% Jun
7
14Jan
13
20% May 31
29'A Oct 26
Oct 27
9%
Feb
»
18% Jan
3
Feb
-
31% Nov
28% Feb
8
l%b
19% Jun
lis
6% Mar
^
4% Jun
*42% Jun
22
8% Jun
15
10%
Not
89
Dec
88%
12%
Dec
19
Jan
14%
125
Dec
18
Jun
Dec
*138
Jan
17% May
Jan
70
'10
128
Jan
37%
Oct
22
Jun
2
49% Jun
44
138
4
Feb
Not
Sep 27
25% May
Dec
81%
Not
94
58
Jan
Feb
May
96% July
69
July
11%
11% Jun
Sep
34% Jah
14
*59% Feb 24
64
Jun 10
16% Oct 27
Oct 27
72
72% Apr
7
Jan 10
68
Feb 23
79
66
Feb
78% Sep
2
12% Oct 27
9
8% Feb 25
Jun
.:/r
Dec
04%
Jan
10%
Feb
Dee
48
May
10%
Feb
24
€5%
Dec
89%
13%
Dee
19% Jun 10
16% May
37
19%
Feb
3%
Dee
*Bld
TCash
and
sale,
8
24
Jan 20
12% Jan
7
39% Jan
$5
conv
Oct
16%4lh
26% Oct 19,
Oct
53% Jim 13
10% Jun 28
74
20% July 12
July
prices;
sSpecial
3% Feb
no
sales,
sales
on
wdWhen
27%
65%
65 %
66
66
68
68
*65%
67%
400
*64%
65%
.
Oil
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
22,300
26'A
25%
26%
2G%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
10.300
29%
41,500
29
101%
25 %
25%
25%
26
*27%
28%
28%
28'A
*13%
14
13%
)
♦27'A
27%
*32%
33%
com
115
*113
115
*113
99%
99%
150
102%
101%
101%
200
*25%
26 Va
*25%
26%
400
100
26%
100
*113
115
<113
115
29 Va
29%
*101%
99 Va
102
115
115
*113
3,166
39
39
39%
39%
39%
78%
78%
79 % *
80
80
28%
30%
30%
30%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
27 Va
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
32%
33'A
32%
33%
*33 Va
33%
33%
33%
13 Va
12%
13
5%
5Va
5%
8,300
52%
52%
2,800
11%
8,300
38%
38%
38%
•78
*78
78%
X30%
14Va
*11%
11%
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
X12%
5%
5'A
5 Va
5%
5 %
5%
5Va
5%
5%
*52%
52 %
52%
53
39%
39
:
80
80
31
30
30%
5,600
14%
14
14 Va
5,900
26%
27
3,700
33%
33%
52%
210
200
9,100
53 %
52%
52%
52%
52 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
No par
*75%
77%
♦75%
77%
77%
77%
77%
77%
78
16
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
♦10%
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
200
..10
19 y8
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
6,800
No pai
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
(F
101%
25%
38%
Willys-Overland Motors com
1 ;
$4.50 cenv pfd series A_._Noptt
Woolworth
*101%
78%
I
6% preferred
Woodward Iron
26%
29
29%
28%
29
101 %
*38 %
Co
700
1,300
17 Va
*78
preference
.
26%
*113
Co
7%
17
No pa:
88)
7%
26%
100
No par
....
com
-.150
♦138
143
*138
19 %'
*138
143
*138
143
12
1 78
143
11%
*78
79
♦138
300
143
*138
143
10
*28%
29%
29%
30%
30%
31
31
31%
31%
32
32
32%
1.800
II
*45%
46
46
46%
46
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
10,700
16%
8.300
~
'
Co
W)
Co
Worthlngton Pump &
Machinery common
No
Prior pfd 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
Wright Aeronautical
No
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Tale
Tork
ft Towne
Corp
par
16%
16%
16%
72
*71
72
74
*72%
73%
79
76 Va
76'/a
10
75%
75%
75%
75%
1,200
11%
12
12%
12 %
12%
10,100
23%
23
23%
22%
23 Vs
16%
6 9'A
69%
69 %
72 */a
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76
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16
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69
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12
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11
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9
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7%
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asked
Jun
■
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35
2
10
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27%
27 %
*25%
13% Jan 17
19% Oct 26
28
27%
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Jun
.
27%
27%
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$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones
Co
14% Jan 14
27%
*26%
—12.BO
Wilson & Co Inc
6
26
99 Va
12% Mar 10
2
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79
41%
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13
26
98%
Jun 2l
Apr
26
28%
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56% Jan
<
25%
25%
98%
Motor
8
25%
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99
White
7% Jan
25
26
29
29% Sep
33% Oct
6
May
65% May
5,000
25
*25
98%
Dental
5
11%
28%
White
23
11%
99
Oct 27
Xl3% Oct 27
7% May 31
12
29 Va
16% Mar 30
13
11%
11%
102
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
12% Jun
12
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12
2
5,600
11%
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100
114% Sep
102
July
57% Oct
21.200
11 %
11 Va
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Mar 30
115
Shares
.
7%
37%
A
Instrument
$ per share
37
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for
the Week
38
11 Va
12%
$ per share
7%
7%
pfd
com
Sales
F-id"V
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
$ per share
7%
34%
3.80%
Weston
24% May
22% July
32
Electric
V; v t
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34%
130
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11
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Mar
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Oct. 24
10
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31
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Jan
Dec
Western
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27%
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Western Maryland Ry
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3
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15
29% Jun 13
71
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51
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98% Feb
Jan
9
Par
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90% Jun
92
27 %
Saturday
Oct. 22
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13%
1
STOCK
40% Jun
Mai
23
13
May
12% Jan 20
30
33% Jun
Mar
83
7% Apr 11
41% Mar 12
29% Apr
95% Apr
101%
Jan
37
Feb 24
32% May 23
8% Feb 24
16% July
38% July
36% May
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per share
0%
5
NEW
Highest
34%
22% Mar
Jan. 1
Range since
'
Highest
,
([Effective Sept.
.
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Volume 170
■*
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Number- 4851 S&:
-
THE COMMERCIAL
BondRecord
&
FINANCIAL
italic letters
In
the
column
-r
Year 1948
Range Blnee Jan. 1
Lowest
•
8ep
105.28 Mar
Sep
108:28 May
•
102.22
Feb
102.23
Sep
102.23
8ep
101.11
101.19
Jun
102.31 Jan
14
Feb
3
102.31 Jan
104.9
fi
100.25
Jan
Jan
100.26
Apr
100.23 Sep
100.24
Sep
101.12 Feb
9
Jun
101.7
Feb
7
103.2
Aug
2
6
101.28 Jun
30
102.1
Mar
103.8
July 25
100.16
Sep
101.12
100.7
Oct
100.27 May
102.26 May
100.18 Jan'
100.23
100.28 Jun
Jun
104.15 Oct
103.8
14
102.13 July
102.30 Feb
9
Mar
100.4
May
100.13 Jan
20
100
Mar
100.2
Feb
100.9
101.13 Mar
100.31 Sep
100.30 Sep
101.19
100.16
24
Aug
105.4
8
Aug 10
102.30 Sep
--v
r'-——"—
...
101J
Jan 26
9
Jan Si
101.1
101.lt Pah
July
101.18 Feb
»
•
Z
Apr
Monday:
Tuesday
Oct. 24 V
....
Thursday
Wednesday
.
/
Oct. 26-
Low
Oct. 23
;
—Friday
■
Oct. 27
Higti
„
-
the Week
♦100.11
100.12
*100.11
100.12
♦100.11
100.12
♦100.10
100.11
♦1Q4.2
104.4
•104.2
104.4
*104.2
104.4
•104.3
104.5
•104.3
104.5
*104.3
104.5
♦109.5
109.9
•109.5
109.9
•109.6
109.10
♦109.6
109:10
*109.10
109:14
*109.8
109.12
1954
/ Low
High
Low
v
High
*
•.
Law
•■ham-'
High
f
100:11
*•100.10
,
Bonds (t)
High
-*100:10
100.11
*103.3-
103.5
*103.3
103.6-
♦103.3
103.5
♦103.3
103.5
♦103.3
103.5
*103.3
103.5
*110.10
110.14
*110.10
110.14
*110.12
110.16
♦110,14
110.18
*110.16
110.20
*110.14
110.18
1958- 1963
*111.14
111.18
•111.14
111.18
*111.16
111.20
♦111.18
111.22
*111.20
111.24
*111.18
111.22
1960
1965
*112.31
113.3
*113.1
113.5
*113.2
113.6
•113.6
113.10
*113.10
113.14
*113.8
113.12
1949
-
Sales far
-
Oct. 28
-
«a«erl>
1953
*100.8
100.9
*100.8
100.9
*100.8
100.9
*100.8
100.9
♦100.7
100.8
*100.8
*101.16
101.18
*101.16
101.18
*101.16
101.18
•101,16
101.18
*101.15
101.17
*103.2
103.4
*103.1
100.9
.1950-1962
♦103.2
103.4
♦103.2
103.4
103.3
*103.1
-1956-1958
*106.1
1G&3
*106.1
106.3
*106.2
106.4
♦106.3
106.5
*106.6
106.8
*106.5
106.7
1962-1967
♦105.3
105.5
*105.3
105.5
*105.4
105.6
*105.5
105.7
♦105.6
105.8
*105.4
105.6
1963-1968
*104.14
104.16
*104.14
104.16
*104.15
104.17
♦104.15
104.17
♦104.17
104.19
*104.15
1C4.17
♦104.5
1952-1954
Jun 1964-1969
*104.3
*101.15
*101.17
*103
103.3
103.2
104.5
*104.3
104.5
*104.3
104.5
♦104.4
104.6
104.7
*104.4
Dec 1964-1969
*103.30
104
♦103.30
104
*103.30
104
♦103.31
104.1
*104.1
104.3
*103.31
104.1
1965-1970
*103.25
103.27
♦103.25
103.27
*103.25
103.27
*103.26
103.28
♦103.28
103.30
*103.27
103.29
•103.25
104.6
1966-1971
*103.23
103-25
*103.23
103.25
♦103.23
103.25
*103.24
103.26
*103.26
103.28
_Jun 1967-1972
*102.31
103.1
*103
103.2
*103.1
103.3
♦103.2
103.4
*103.4
103.6
*103.2
103.4
-Sep 1967-1972
*105.18
105.20
*105.18
105.20
*105.19
105.21
*105.20
105.22
*105.22
105.24
*105.21
105.23
-Dec 1967-1972
•103
103.2
*103
103.2
*103.1
103.3
*103.2
103.4
*103.4
103.6
*103.2
103.4
I
'
103.27
—1951-1953
*102.31
103.1
•102.31
103.1
*102.31
103.1
♦102.31
103.1
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103.1
1952-1955
*102.18
102.20
*102.18
102.20
*102.18
102.20
*102.18
102.20
*102.18
102.20
*102.18
102.20
.....1954-1956
*105.24
105.28
♦105.24
105.28
*105.24
105.28
*105.26
105.30!
*105.26
105.30
*105.26
105.30
—
—
2V*s
*102.31
103.1
1956-1959
*104.22
104.24
♦104.22
104.24
*104.23
104.25
*104.24
104.26
*104.26
104.28
r *104.25
2% s
2 %s
._Jun 1959-1962
*102.26
102.28
♦102.26
102.28
♦102.26
102.28
102.27
102.27
*102.28
102.30
*102.28
..Dec 1959-1962
•102.25
102.27
*102.25
102.27
*102.25
102.27
♦102.26
102.28
♦102.27
102.29
*102.26
102.28
2s
-Dec 1949-1951
•100.6
100.7
*100.6
100.7
♦100.6
100.7
♦100.6
100.7
♦100.6
100.7
*100.6
100.7
2s
,_Mar 1950-1952
*100.12
100.12
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2»
Treasury 2s
14
100.21 Feb
Sep 28
Jun
i
\V
1956- 1959
2y»s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
^Treasury
Treasury
20
101.3
9
101.18 July
Oct
.
Irwi
1951
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2V2s
Treasury 2y,s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
_
X01.26 May
100.7
;
July 25
103
101.14 Sep
100.17 T®>b,
18
101.13 Jun
100
i
point..
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
3
100.23
Dee
when the bonds mature. J,
month
a
Treasury
Treasury
14
Feb
Jun
101.7
of
1955- 1960
110.23 Mar 11
101.19
v
the
case
82d
mere
1951- 1956
Treasury 2%a
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
100.24 Mar
Sep
er
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'
Oct. 22
- •
2%s
^Treasury
104.9
100.31
ene
In
1949- 1952
Treasury
Jan
102.26 May
100.7
Oct
YEARLY
-
Indicate
Satorday -i
8TOCK
4Treasnry 3Vs»
Treasury 3s
__
Sep
101.7
f
—
108.13 Jan 36
26
BONDS
YORK
EXCHANGE
101.11 May
9
—
108.13 dan
110.23 Mar 11
Dec
NEW
Highest
101.11 May
—
106.1
107.4
101.18
"Interest Period"
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
GOVERNMENT
<11
.
Highest
_
headed
FlfnTee after decimal pelnt represent
Rente (or Prerleas
Leweet
25
New York Stock Exchange^
«»
WEEKLY
The
CHRONICLE
Sep 1950-1952
Treasury
...
104.27,
102.30
100.13
*100.12
100.13
♦100.12
100.13
♦100.12
100.13
♦100.11
100.12
*100.11
♦100.27 100.28
♦100.27
100.28
♦100.27
100.28
*100.26
100.27
*100.26
100.27
♦100.26
100.27
101.17
1951-1953
*101.17
101.19
♦101.17
101.19
•i.01.17
101.19
♦101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.18
*101.16
1951-1955
*101.23
101.25
*101.23
101.25
♦101.23
101.25
*101.23
101.25
*101-23
101.25
*101.22
101.24
102
*101.30
102
*101.30
Jun 1952-1954
...Dec 1952-1954
International
i*102.X
H
102
•101.30
102
•101.30
102
♦101.30
102
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*101.30
*102.7
102.9 >
102.9
♦102.7
102.9
♦102.7
102.9
;
•102.7 i 102.9
-*102.7
102.9
__1953-1955
•103.26
103.30
♦103.26
103.30
♦103.26
103.30
*103.26
103.30
♦103.26
103.30
*lu3.26
103.30
1950
;
lV2s
*100.15
100.16
*100.15
100.16
*100.15
100.16
♦100.14
100.15
*100.14
100.15
•100.14
100.15
*100.28
101
-
•100.30
101.2
*102.10
102.14
102.14
—1
Bank
5,000
for
Reconstruction & Development
94.10 Jan
98.30 May
98.24 Jan
10
94.14
99.30 May
99.11 Jan
5
Jan
•Bid
2s
due
and
Dec.
asked
15,
price.
No
sales
101.2
transacted
1949-51, called Dec.
15
July 14
102.16 Sep
at
100.
this
a
*
<
25-year 3s
•100.30
101:2
•100.30
101.2
•100.30 101.2
*100.28
101
♦102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
•102.10
102.14
tThe following Treasury bonds
day.
Odd
1957
-1972
10-year 2y<s
2
lot
transaction,
r
are
being called
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for redemption:
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102.14
3yas due 1949-52, called Dec.
'
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100; 2%s due
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1949-53,
2,000
Dec.15
>-
•
,
102.14
called
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.
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Last
Period
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Bonds
•
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Bid & Asked
•
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New York City
Transit Unifleatlonlssue-—
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■>
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Sold
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65
65
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120
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1945
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1957
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1958
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15-year 3%s
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1955
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1955
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1978
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1957
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1979
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1952
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
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1979
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J-J
*106% 107 y2
104%. 1.07%
100Vi
101%
Elec Lt
Deferred
In
Power 2%s
delivery
the
included
Ac
year's
In
the
sale
"49q%
J-J
Included
not
In
the
n Under-the-rule
range
year's
1976
range,
year's
range,
sale not Included
Ex-coupon.
maturity.
y
97%
94
99
d Ex-Interest,
In the yet*""
e
Odd-lot sale not
rOash tale
range.
^
-
§Negotiability impaired by
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised wider Section ft of
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed
by such companies
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
99
88%
118%
D
mortgage
S B 1st 4s
52%
~h-
106%
3
series
1st
mortgage 2%s
Included
16
3%s
general 4s
Wisconsin
not
100% 100%
98%: :
1973
Co
41
83 Vi
J-J
&
109%
56%
100 a'a 100 ,v
98 •; 98%
100 aV
M-S
mtge
107%
106%
*101
J-J
lO'l
106%
-.105 J/4
V 105
99%
US
1951
103%
125% 125%
__
100%
Mfg 2 Vis
103 %
9
99%
U-N
55
99%
.99
,4
~4
52
n»y
107
45
50
55
1950
5s
&
92
85
: 104%
"105% 105 Vi
56%
1951
estate
debentures
119%
r
4Vis
f
1960
gold
99%
95
series
5s
104%
98
95
real
&
76%
99%
102
104 Va
RR,—
1st & ref M 3 Vis series
4s
83
98%
1
103% 103%
"105% 105%
♦104
..x1,;'
M-S
115%
105% 100
105%
guaranteed
1st
69 %
10'.
:
J-J
2
103% 103%
1965
;t
64 Vi
101
J-D
14
__
1985
♦47%
103%
M-N
Yonkers
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Ref & Imp M 4s series C
97%
127
A Bonds
102 %
selling
flat.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week
beginning on Saturday, Oct. 22
ending the current Friday, Oct. 28.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
or
f'
•
.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 28
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—'
New York Cnrb
Last
Exchange
Wire
Acme
Adam
Aero
Co
Alloys
Stores
Hat
Inc
Surpass
Alnsworth
Mfg
Associates
Air-Way
Stores
(N
J)
Great
Southern,
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Alles
&
Airlines
Fisher
Inc
Allied
Products
(Mich)
Corp
common
Altes Brewing Co
Bros
Aluminum
*
Co
common
of
Aluminum
Goods
America
see
20%
300
19%
Oct
32%
Jan
3% May
1% Mar
6
Aug
1%
Jan
7%
Jan
5
400
1%
1,400
7%
._
10%
11%
6%
6%
3,900
80
100
5%
5%
16
common.
page
•
6Vb
33.
•
■ •
3,300
7
11%
::
96 %
Oct
4%J6
25
25%
79
Oct
92 Ve
Jun
t
Jan
99
Sep
' j
6
V y
$2.50
Apr
Gas
Oct
American
3%
Apr
American
13 Ve
Jun
17%
Jan
*
5%
Feb
6% May
•
45%
Jun
400
93%
Jan
200
20% July
4% Jun
50
9%
.
100
b
2,100
300
30
16,100
6
150
111
8%
8%
8%
100
preferred
Rubber
112 Vb
Laundry
114% May
2% July
1,500
5,700
27%
Feb
44%
43
44
575
32%
Jan
45%
Oct
10%
11
300
9 Va
Jun
13%
Jan
Sep
25 Va
Apr
16V»
Oct
43 %
20
4%
-f-i
J
19%
16 Va
5 000
4%
4%
23,700
11%
700
41
400
28%
28 Va
29
Co
com
750
18%
15 Ve
18%
15 %
1
Co
Co
Jan
Jun
2«/a
42 Va
28
Mach
Gas
-
2
2V»
40 Va
1
Mfg Co common
Maracaibo
112 Vb 112%
—•
American
Oct
2 Ve
Natural
f
Oct
8%
41%
28
Co
preferred
Oct
74%
1
40 Va
7%
July
Mar
;
lOo
•
Class
-
:
Electric—
Meter-
American
Jan
58
73%
American
.
Jan
1%
Jun
Light—
11%
40%
Jan
Jan
1%
1
2
26 Va
51%
ft Sep
%
73%
High
Jun
35%
1V4
u
V! 1
Range Since January 1
Low
2,800
48
American Metal Products common
6%
,
100% Aug
,
47 Va
-•
Shares
High
American
Jan
Mar'
Co
Power
&
Hard
American
5%
Feb
54
I
common
convertible
Feb
1
3.-.
1
American
Feb
Mar
class A
•
for Week
Range
of Prices
47%
.
Sales
Week's
*
/ Low
•
__
Co
preferred
2%
6
.
Car
American General Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
J.
8,500
*
Par
B
600
50%
Book
Cities
American
Oct
Mar
American
Class
common
Beverage
American
3%
__
49 %
96
,
300
6%-
50
-
•
.3%
■
16
7
7%
Feb
Ltd
Bantam
American
?
?
f
American
1O0
-v
5%
96%
7
Jun
5%
Aluminum
y*
91
5'/a
—
5%
5
•
10
__
1
100
80 :
Jun
4%
1,300
-
Jan
8Vb
•
•
common
preferred
Mfg
Industries
For footnotes
Jan
.
'
.
Sale Price
;
Oct
3%
1%
6 %
1
cumulative
1%
Jun
1
Investing
$3.75
I
1
common
Internat
Altofer
May
1%
—
__B0
pfd
Allied
Aluminum
%
1,000
1
Appliance..
Alabama
Alaska
•
0
common.
Inc
Electric
High
2%
5
~1%
~
Last
„
New York Curb Exchange
19%
20 %
1
1
Shoe
Low
__
10
common
Range Since January 1
2%
1
'
Friday
STOCKS—
Bharee
High
wsrrants
Supply Mfg
Agnew
Air
Motors
Aluminum
Acme
Low
Par
;v
ACF-Brill
of Prices
/.■
.
V
Sales
fe* Week
Range
Sale Price
i*
!f
106%
94%
t.
F-A
1967
Shore
'Vr
2
107%
F-A
101
101%
2..
3
.
86 Vi
86 %
*107
J-D
1966
1st
98%
86%
1950
Certificates of deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
103
97
69%
101% 101 Va
1970
A
98
39
A
ser
gtd
^Certiiicates of deposit
§ASu £c Du div & term 1st 4s
104%
43
gold 3%S—2000
stpd
5s
1979
§Al.st
52
97%
*98
'.!<
102%
103 Yb
—
69%
A-O
1970
3%s
mtge
^Wisconsin
107 Va
102 Ve 102%
102%
J-J
.1973
37
69 %
M-N
ref gtd
1st
Winston-Salem
102%
103%
__
i
-i:
'
.
(subordinated)
I
1st
104
96
debentures 3%s_1976
Co—
debs
Wilson
108
101%
.
98
96
*105%
Iff -N
conv
Baking
RR
G & W 2%s debs_1966
2.65s conv debentures
107
99%
(Hiram)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A_1992
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C
1970
98
6
100% 101
104
79
68
2%s
116 Ve
79%
101% 101%
101
A-O
7
18
97 Vi
Westinghouse El
"
-
101%
102%
■:
68
25-year
95%
109%
71
101% ^
103 % 104
A-O
85
97%
30-year
84%
25
'
1973
83
100% 101 Vi
r
Apr
Funding
90
77
87
115
10%
A-O
M-N
Western Maryland 1st mtge 4s
1952
Western Pacific 4Vis inc A
Jan 2014
Western Union Telegraph Co—
101
84
—
104'/a
107%
i
!'■
it
T-j
1995
Registered
92%
1
—
98%
102%
n
114% 115
Apr
West
95%
75
31
95
106
20
♦105% 106
-■
114%
102
106
*104
1958
Gen mtge 3s gtd
West Penn Power 3 Vis
101%
74%
100
87%
2003
102
101 Vi 101%
101%
MS
A-O
1979
ser
Washington Terminal 2%s
77 Va
89
„
111% 111%
J-J
.1972
debentures
88
83
101%
70
—
*94%
A-O
.1966
_
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debs
27/«s
1978
1963
G
Westchester Lig
103%
99%
M-S
1975
:'
107%
Apr
Warren
99%
123 Ve
— —
87%
A-O
.1956
____
Standard Oil of Calif 2%s debs
Standard Oil (N J) deb 2%s
2%s debentures
2%s
95
123
97
86 V«
90
Jan 1981
Gen
90%
111%
97%
75%
♦102
5s
cons
5%s
106%
*100%
J-J
.1956
6%s series A
_
Co
27
—
87%
J-J
96
6
*102
1st gtd 5s
& Southwest
Ward
101%
J-J
.1961
.1996
St Louis Div 1st
gold 4s_
.1951
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs__. .1985
3 VeS debentures
.1983
A
Spokane Internat 1st gold 4%s_. .2013
&
98%
2%s
M
Walworth Co
54 Va
94%
J-J
5
90
M-N
mtge 3s series F__.
ref
Walker
102%
100 Vb
,
97%
90
F-A
1957
Gen mtge 4s inc series A
99 Va
25
100
5
88%
Memphis Div 1st gold 5s
Swift
96
1
7
99
J-D
97%
90
Gen mtge inc 4%s series B—Jan 1991
1st mtge 3%s series B
1971
98 Va
6
99 %
97
101%
95%
99%
93 Va
W
100%
30
*71
MS
A. .1975
1st mtge 2%s series G
Southern Ry 1st cons
gold 5s.
Devel & gen 4s series A
1> "el & gen 6s series A
gen
J-J
.1981
;
1st mtge 2%s series E
1st mtge 2%s series F
&
54%
*102% 103
.1977
A
San Fr Term 1st mtg 3%s
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Devel
94%
100%
105% 105%
J-J
91%
1
Wabash RR Co—
69%
100 % 100%
.1969
4%s
102 y2
6
99
98%
105%
17
95
3
4s series A—1955
g
series B
4s
107%
128
58%
__
"123%
F-A
103 Va
103 Va
95%
A-O
103
127
90
102% 102%.
987/a
J-J
.1987
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
97%
98%
A-O
99%
100%
104
100
;
7
67%
54%
J-D
.1963
101
—
65%
98%
94%
MS
1st lien Ac ref M 3%s ser C
95
106%
97%
102%
6
7
"
103%
95 %
—1959
Virginian Ry 3s series B—
Co—
2%s
1st
Va
113
100%
1
'100% 102
J-J
.1976
__
gtd 5s
;
F-A
.1965
Tel
Si
f
ref
&
1st
61%
85%
__
103
101 % 101%
67
97%
.1971
debs
RR
Tel
debentures
2%s
J-J
J-J
J-D
tS ASilesian-Amer Corp coll tr 7s_. .1941
Skelly Oil 2%s debs
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s
South
1st &
89%
105
21
•••?•
*126
.I960
2%s
debentures
Shell
86
46%
10
103% 103%
♦107%
A-O
.1974
(Jos E)
RR cons
Cons s
101
83
195
113
95
103
101% 101%
—1967
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st & ref mtge 2%s series E
76
71%
—
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Seagram
67
-
——
__
55 %
J-D
10
12%
18
—
88 %
95
94%
A-O
M-N
debs.
Universal Pictures 3%s debs
10
1
68
113
J-J
99%
100% 104%
101% 104%
__
103
If-8
1966
1976
1st
1st
2d
♦~
J-J
12
103
I 101% 102
F-A
—1991
C
series
Rubber 2%s
S
2%s
106%
7%
102 % 103%
8
—1970*
3%s conv debentures
A
A 2nd
-
Bt
102 7
Va"
101% 102
United Biscuit Co of Amer 2%s—
Vandalia
.1971
Bt
2%s
mtge
102
*105%
RR—
debentures-
Ref
105%
97/a
9%
9%
Baguenay Power 3s series A
deb
3s
U
__
'8%
.
—
Calif
of
debentures
Union
106 Va
107%
♦106%
J-J
stamped
—
Oil
♦110%
103
__
♦__
MS
__1949
nampca
4%s
MS
1967
1967
4%s series D
3%s series H
f A Rut-Canadian
Union
Corp—
& coll trust 2%s
debentures
3s
R
of Mo 3%s
10,500
f
—25
18 Va
13
July
Oct
31
Jun
5%
Jan
7%
Jun
11%
Oct
Feb
42%
Oct
29%
Oct
34
17%
Jan
X33
Oct
30
Jun
Jun
28 Va Mar
b
Republics
Chem
class
A
*
26
26
50
22%
*
Potash
B
26
25''a
25 Ve
26 V8
1,400
22%
Jun
28% Mar
10
28%
28%
30 Va
6,400
20%
Jun
30 Va
Oct
u
30
RANGE
Week's
American
2
Seal-Kap common
Amer Superpower Corp common— -10
$6
series
preferred
Thread
5%
Low
Low
4
New York Curb
Range Since January 1
2%
2,200
Cherry-Burrell
% Mar
%
Jan
Jan
108%
Oct
4%
4%
200
4% May
4%
Jan
6
preferred—
6
200
5%
Feb
6%
Apr
Jan
58
5%
5%
300
4%
Jun
5%
7%
7%
200
7%
Feb
8
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
12%
"3%
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4% % pfd— —10$
Argus Inc
—
~3%
6%
Angostura-Wupperman
6%
Mar
10%
10%
10%
11
11
8%
—
1%
Jun
5%
Jan
20,000
10%
2,300
23
1
Clark
3%
11%
Oct
11%
.
Jan
Oct
5%
Jan
Jan
11
Associated Laundries of AmericaAssociated Tel A Tel class A
115
6
Jun
9%
Oct
Jun
21%
Oct
800
21%
Jun
24%
Sep
Colonial
6%
Jun
1,800
200
a
400
%
32%
3%
600
16%
5,500
10
*
July
Jun
15%
1,600
11
5
.
3%
51%
Vtc ext
Oct
Jan
56%
Oct
4%
400
8%
to
Mar
11%
Apr
20
July
25
Feb
1,200
10
Jun
15%
Jan
6% July
5*4%
57
prior
cum
41
4,100
4%
3%
4%
6%
7
1
11
1%
100
II
—
•
11%
1%
37%
7%
8
Class A
*
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia
Power class A
Class B
Brown Forman
Distillers
llfl
Junior pfd
Brown Rubber Co
common
1
Mar
5%
Oct
11%
Sep
2
1%
Sep
Feb
6%
Jun
26%
Jan
61
Oct
Oct
13
50
14%
100
13
Apr
38%
Oct
Jan
9
50
Jan
57
Jun
14%
7%
Jan
-
.
Utilities
Gas
pfd
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6Vt%
common
Class A voting
Canadian
47%
80
77%
80
19%
19%
20
290
6%
17%
2,600
4%
5%
80
Jun
22
700
15%
16
Jan
18% Sep
3% May
21% Apr
23%
22%
23%
6
23
13%
300
Feb
16
Aug
Jun
34%
Sep
23%
Oct
19% Mar
500
10
8%
1%
8%
1,350
Jan
Aug
Apr
11%
Jan
Sep
7%
11%
Feb
1%
1%
1,300
1% July
24%
24%
100
21% Mar
11%
12%
1,000
Jan
2
Oct
1%
12
5%
5%
5%
16%
9,600
19%
700
5%
400
Jun
25%
3%
Sep
8%
2,900
15
18%
15
Jun
13%
Aug
4%
Feb
7%
Jun
16%
Oct
20%
5%
Jan
Oct
12%
Jun
22 %
Jan
6%
Jun
12%
Feb
7,000
fig
Jun
%
Jan
~5%
5
u
8
8
%
3%
A
A
3%
4
13,600
4%
1%
Jan
7%
85,500
2%
5
May
11%
3%
Sep
Oct
Jun
4%
Jan
1"% July
1
2%
6A
7%
'7%
7%
1,800
22%
22 %
50
—
Jun
Jun
7%
Sep
Oct
Jun
—
r2% July
"
•
r2% July
20%
—
26
Feb
X24
Aug
•
Oct
7%
8%
8%
24% July
Jun
10%
9%
1%
14
8
9%
%
1%
14%
10
8,900
1
Jun
200
12
3%
57%
125
113
3%
113
3%
5%
5
27
3%
3%
For footnotes
see
20
109
Jan
114% May
40
100
Jan
108
12 %
13
—
Sep
114
107
13%
5,600
7%
7%
91%
1,700
3%
9%
7%
300
88%
—
91%
2,100
2%
13%
Jan
18
Sep
70% Jun
2% Jun
Aug
Oct
May
103%
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jun
14%
Oct
Jun
29%
~
1%
1%
100
13%
14%
1,000
29
14 %
29%-'
%
is
16
11
6%
300
fie
100
7%
11
6%
6%
1,500
16%
200
7%
5,500
7
39%
20
5,600
16%
7
% May
10%
40%
35%
35%
5,500
'%
xl%
12
Aug
7
Jun !
Oct
-
4%
Jan
Jan
17%
4%
Feb
7%
31
11,300
Oct
fig Jan
14%
-
625"
39%
Jun
Jun
Sep
Oct
Jan
42
2% July
35%
xl
28% Jun
fig Jun
.
;
3% Feb
41% Jan
1% Aug
2%
3
500
2y8
Sep
7%
Jan
5%
500
5
Jun
6%
Apr
-1
7%
7%
7%
1,700
5%
Feb
8%
13%
Apr
•
•
.
1
•
—.
-
:
'
2%
•
2%
3,900
3%
2%
3%
400
__
—
17%
17%
18%
4,000
25
105% 105%
11%
11%
-1
15%
15
16
—1.19
31%
31%
31%
1
6%
Urnrn,
Davidson-Brothers Inc
■,
•,
11%
50
10%
Oct
1%
Jun
1% Jan
3%
Jan
Sep
4% May
30
Jan
14%
102
Apr
65
May
19% Aug
Oct
Mar
106%
5% Mar
15%
Sep
8%
Oct
5%
400
450
4
900
—I
8% debenture
Detroit Gasket A
8%
8%
200
14%
12%
110%
97
14 %
13
14%
15%
114
5,110
4,730
Jun
16
Oct
27% July
5% Jun
34
Sep
25
7%
6%
27
6%
600
i%
i%
1,300
1%
Jun
3
30
22%
Jun
.32
26
27
r
10%
6%
Jio
io%
900
Oct
9% May
132
Jan-
Sep
Jan
Feb
Jan
8
11%
144
/
Jan
Oct
'14%
14%
600
10
Jun
15%
Apr
1
7%
7%
100
7
Jun
9%
Jan
"
Detroit
__X
2%
.18
Gray Don Foundry
Detroit Steel Products.
Devos A Reynolds class B.
23%
2%
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
2%
900
23%
.22
1.200
18
Jun
23 %
Oct
9
Jun
12
Jan
9%
9%
100
9%
9%
300
3%
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord rag..........——II
Domestic Credit Corp class
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
•
81
Power
3%
Oct
2,100
2%
35
35
100
26%
Jan
35
14%
15
2,300
11%
Jun
15
3%
•
9%
9%
100
64%
64%
325
78 %
150
80
11
1
2%
*
Duval
*
Apr
10 % May
Jun
65%
Sep
Jun
32%
Jan
Feb
82%
Sep
Apr
7%
Feb
1%
Jan
57
«
23
do.
1
9% Mar
Oct
Oct
22%
6%
64%
18
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord ™g
Duraloy (The) Co..
Durham Hosiery class B common
Jan
20% Mar
*
•
,
Driver Harris Co
Duke
Sep
Jan
14%
3%
Dominion Tar A Chens Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Corp
14%
10%
35
Dominion Steel A Coal class B
Draper
Jun
6% Jan
10%
Dobeckmun Co common.
Texas
nulpnur
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn cox
14
3%
300
2%
75
14
4%
1,400
14%
3%
14
,14
300
74
•>
9% July
3
Jun
2% Mar
14%
10% Mar
Oct
5%
Feb
15% Aug
Com
shares of beneficial hit
1
Derrick
I
13 % Feb
22% Aug
3 % Jun
13% Mar
2
188
A
—...
Equipment
convertible
preferred
...
.—
Aug
37% Mar
1%
Jun
2%
Oct
Jan
Jun
76
Oct
Jun
67
Oct
18%
19%
Oct
4,100
77%
425
10%
1,500
17%
26.400
,
100
100
6%
-
6%
Mar
5% May
10% Feb
40
1,400
92% July
4% Aug
11
T%
1%
v
46
~1%
•'44%
46%
1
5%
'5%
1
Eureka Pipe Line common
11% Mar
60
9% Jan
100
1
%
1
—
Ltd
is
Feb
IV* "Feb
4,500
1,175
31
100
4
Oct
.78
10%
Oct
18 %
Oct
13% May
101 Ve
Apr
7%
Apr
13%
Apr
1% Mar
Jun
47%
Oct
Mar
6 %
Oct
% May
3,100
%
Sep
14
XI
Feb
18
Feb
12%
Feb
21%
Aug
Mar
5% Aug
5% Oct
36
Jan
4% Jan
PalrehUd Camera A
Sep
Oct
15,
Jan
First York Corp common.
Jan
93
Oct
5%
Feb
15%
Oct
$2 dlv cum preferred.
Flshman (MH) Co—
Feb
Feb
77%
50
X
lOo
8%
55
Jan
77
39
I
common
Metallurgical
Fire Association (Phlla)
74% May
4%
Jun
Jun
75
17%
17%
Esquire Ine
Corp
"
9%
10
Oct
$8
76
«
57%
Oct
3,400
63
17%
18%
X
A Share common
Bond
Equity Corp
Jun
25
71%
63
Washing Machine elass B
Emsco
2%
70
70
$0 pfd shares of beneficial int
Electric
2%
62
Associates—
Jan
Feb
1,250
$7 preferred series A.
86 preferred series B_
Apr
Mar
475
77%
2
3%
4% Mar
75%
71%
-IB
Oct
113
72%
71%
61%
26
73
.108
Eastern States Corp.
Sugar
1,500
4
.101
Eastern Malleable Iron.
Easy
148% July
1% Oct
3%
3%
4% % prior preferred.
9% preferred.
83
-
—
Jun
10%
—8
Manufacturing
85%
210
-4%
.100
Oil Co common.
Derby
2%
x4% Mar
„
100
1,550
8%
5
.800
Electrographlc Corp oonumon
Empire District Electric IA pfd
Feb
28
-81
Empire Mlllwork Corp
Mar
300
8
.100
Oct
2
5%
.2.80
Lighting Inc common
Jan
109
78%
100
114
Oct
•
Be
to
14%
520
5% July
14%
12%
14%
800
5% July
14%
Oct
—
6%
100
5
.May
9%
Jan
2
3%
'3 %
200
3
Jan
3%
Oct
Amer dep rots ord reg—
Ford Motor of Canada—
50
35
Sep
700
4%
7,300
3% Feb
1-1%
2,400
8%
Feb
13%
Apr
71%
72
19%
4%
10%
4%
11
72%
1
75
34
Oct
130
57%
Jun
1,000
2%
Jun
34
2%
3
35
150
25
17%
10c
17%
100
13% July
5%
2,500
.
2%
Jun
5% Mar
3 % July
35
Oct
17%
Sep
Ford Motor Go Ltd—
6%
19
19
1
•
18
$1 Stores
10
1
37
3%
37
37
3%
3%
2,600
a.so
page 33.
Oct
9
70%
114
.108
_
common
10
50
78%
100
—
Apr
5%
....18
21
2
100
America
Oct
32%
106
—
—
*1
Jun
12%
5
27%
10
Charls Corp common
Sep
6%
27% July
5%
_2Sft
May
5,000
1
Conv preference
Chamberlln Co of
partlc.
common
Fansteel
Cessna Aircraft Co common
—
—
«...
_
Fair child Engine A Airplane
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Jan
-
(Md).
40%
600
55%
—
2%
1
Conv pfd opt dlv ser
Conv pfd opt dlv ser 1929
Jun
44%
Jun
Feb
4
1
7%
1,200
2%
*
pfd
100
preferred—100
6%
58%
67%
•
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class
Dejay Stores common
Dennlson Mfg class A
Jan
148% July
1'*
10b
(Central States Elec 6%
7% preferred
600
8%
68%
4%
H Aug
33%
D
Jan
7% July
100
--
18
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power A Light 4%
Apr
Jan
2,200
—1
_
Atlantic Sugar common
Eastern
1
preferred
4%
•
Davenport Hosiery
—
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50%
Jun
Oct
8%
22%
6% May
19%
21
(AM) A Co
Catalin Corp of America
3%
8% Mar
3%
.
2s Id
Castle
700
Jun
3%
6%
•
ord
4%
68%
1
Petrol
Tobacco
Eureka
A
Apr
4%
425
Duro Test Corp common
400
Ltd—
rets
Oct
7%
Sep
.7
33
15%
2
dep
6
Jun
Oct
Mar
4% July
15% Jan
13%
300
16%
17%
62
70
6%
2.80
Amer dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
Jan
4
Oct
50
1
Jan
12
3%
31%
—1
—
preferred...
Apr
10
Amer
B %
23%
1,700
•
Jun
1,400
1,900
-
Oil Refining common
Cuban
Cuban
1,475
1
Carreras
10
50
11%
'
47%
Capital City products common
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
Carolina Power A Light $5
pfd
Carr-Consolldated B«*cuit Co
Jan
5%
•
pref«rr«d
45%
1
common
Aug
5%
Sep
6
.
Oe
Cork Internat'l "A"
45ya
Marconi
Carnation Co
Apr
Aug
—*
Carman A Co
b
Crown Drug Co
8%
4,200
101
34%
5%
-Bo
__
Crown
Jun
——•
Class B non-voting
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
Milner
Crystal
5%
11%
*
Mar
22
dep receipts (ord reg)—II
Cent
300
21
Canadian Canners Ltd
600
Jan
4%
*
Crown
7%
—
Convertible
preferred
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
Feb
31 %
30%
TOO
Brewing Co.
Crowley
7%
•
preference
8
2,100
2,300
1
Grnslny Mnt.nr* Tnn
Curtis
11
common
Jun
11,200
—1
OlirtlS
15%
1
Croft
Sep
14%
I
5%
30%
31%
•
American
Oct
11%
1—•
100
1 %
_
Creole Petroleum
3%
O
California Electric Power
Camden Fire
Insurance...
6%
Courtaulds Ltd—
13%
14%
lis
2%
6%
-88
Feb
9
11%
12 %•
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Mar
3%
Jun
41%
convertible preferred
5%
Mar
1
American dpp rets
5%
Calamba Sugar Estate
17
1%
%
1
2%
S.li
Cable Electric Products
common
Cables A Wireless-
Jun
1% Aug
5%
Cosden Petroleum common
11,400
*
dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
14%
700
39%
TOO
Reynolds common
preferred class A..,..
$1
3%
14% July
4% Jan
10% July
*
Bunker Hill A Sullivan
Burd Piston
Ring Co
Burma Corp Amer
300
Oct
7,500
2%
2
6%
•
Inc—
Coro
3%
S.lt
Buckeye Pipe Line
16%
2%
1%
.SI
Cornucopia Gold Mines.
Oct
6% May
150
7%
•
10
Bruce (I Ll Co
common
Bruck Mills Ltd
class B
14
33%
57
13
3%
•
1
cum
Jun
200
7%
II
.—11
reg
British Oelanese Ltd—
6
7% Aug
200
—-•
Oil Co
Jun
41%
Liquidating Corp.
Mining k Smelt Ltd——1
-18
Consolidated Royalty Oil
1
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp.
Jan
Jun
Feb
1,000
14%
1
*
British American
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord
bearer
Amer dep rets ord
14
8%
Consol
Aug
8% Mar
*
common
Jun
1%
3
700
8
57
•
Breeze Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brlllo Mfg Co
6
35%
37%
•
•
Oct
5%
24,800
700
37%
11
1
pfd
Jan
4%
Consolidated
Jan
9%
4% May
*
1
36%
Feb
10%
1
SI
Aug
4% July
1% Aug
7
1
Brazilian Traction
Light A Power
4%
65% Mar
7
1
Borne, Scrymser Co
Bourjols Inc
British-American
Jun
32
300
—1
Ridge Corp common
Blumenthal (S) A Co common
Bohack (HO) Co
common
10%
1
Continental Fdy k Machine Go
Cook Paint b Varnish Go
1
Blue
100
1988
Consolxdated
Jan
8
50
14%
54%
Convertible preferred
•
Bickford's Inc common
1
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry A Mach
Co com-*
Blauner's common
<
13%
1
4%%
5%
1,900
*
common
13%
81
Inc
series B preferred
preferred series O.
21%
9%
21
Hotel
Consol G E L P Bait common
Jun
8%
9
*
—
14% Aug
1
Corroon b
Bell Tel of Canada
common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson A Hedges
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
4%
300
1
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
12%
5%
Manufacturing Co
Sep
1% May
»•
common
200
Colorado Fuel A Iron warrants
Sep
33%
4
13%
Beck
14%
4
.18
Sand A Stone Co
Feb
35
—-
Beau-Brummel Ties
14%
6%
Community Public Service.
Compo Shoe Machinery—
125
21
com
A Co common
65%
ordinary.
Oct
20,500
8%
9%
Si
Steel Corp
Basic Refractories Inc
Feb
Jun
5
Colon Development
Airlines
U
5%
5
8 %
common
Barium
Baumann (L)
38%
11%
Sep
41%
14%
5
& Pwr Ltd
Jan
2,600
40,800
16
Commodore
5
14%
shares
1%
1
65%
2%
Feb
41
5%
Locomotive—
Barcelona Tr Lt
9% Mar
Jan
1
1%
7%
6% July
B
American
6
61%
;.
.18
-
Baldwin
'10% Mar
Jan
6
1,800
9
8%
62%
Colonial
3%
3%
1% preferred
Baldwin Rubber Co
common
Banco de los Andes-
Aug
Feb
%
Oockshutt Plow Co
14%
1,600
7%
30
-8$
-
17%
Club Aluminum Products
4,500
A
30
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
Bab cock A Wilcox Co
65
Jun
14%
.18
Clayton A Lambert Mfg.
Cllnchfleld Coal Corp common..
Sep
9%
«...
Atlas
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
Jun
11%
700
8%
8
Controller Co
Colt's
preferred
Jan
57%
Sep
Jan
9%
Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
9%
13%
125
■
Oct
400
*
16
Clarostat Mfg Co..
Claude Neon Inc commc
Associated
Avery (B F) A Sons
65
16
1
City Auto Stamping
City A Suburban Homes.
109% July
10%
7%
9%
,
113%
9
19%
23%
Feb
20%
23%
8%
20
Atlantic Coast Fisheries—
Atlantic Coast Line Co
64%
16
8%
Cities Service common.
3% May
8% Jan
Apr
«...
....
Ashland Oil A Refining Co
$1.20 conr preferred
AsDlnook (The) Corp
Jun
;i%
10%
$7 pfd—
Feb
5
103%
2,900
10,400
11%
2%
700
3%
3
3
6% preferred
Arkansas Power A Light
400
17%
Jun
280
108% 109
108%
Arkansas Natural Gas common
Common class A non-voting
—
.4
High
9%
'
~7%
common
Equipment Corp
.18
Low
775
9%,
64%
Chief Consolidated
850
Range Since January 1
High
9%
—I
common.
Cheseb rough Mfg commox
Chicago Rivet A Mach.
Chicago A Southern Air
Voting trust ctfs
15,000
%
105% 106%
106
Low
Par
Oct
4
Feb
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Aro
Exchange
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
High
for Week
Range
; Last
;
f
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Shares
High
3%
4
American Writing Paper commonAnchor Post Products
Anger man Co Inc
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
American
for Week
Last
New York Curb Exchange
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 28
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS—
Monday, October 31, 1949
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL.
THE
<1722)
7%
7%
300
10
9%
9%
50
2%
Jun
37
Oct
Oct
4
Jan
July
7%
Jan
7% Mar
10%
Jan
6
Glass A non-voting
Glass B voting.
Ford Motor of
JIX
4%
22%
4%
23
2,400
Jun
4
5%
17% Feb
23
Mar
Feb
Oct
ft
'
Feb
ti
%
Jan
23
20
22
Franoe—
Amer dep rets bearer—
%
II
32,200
A July
4
THE
Number 4851
170
Volume
COMMERCIAL
&
YORK
NEW
CURB
RANGE FOR WEEK
Week's
Friday
Exchange
(1723)
EXCHANGE
ENDED OCTOBER 28
Range
J of Prices
Friday
Shares
Week's
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
for Week
■?
'
New York Curb
CHRONICLE
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
FINANCIAL
Range Since January 1
4
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range Since January 1
*
Fort
Fox
Pitt
(Peter)
Brewing
Franklin Simon k Go Ine
4 % *
preferred
conv
Fuller
Oo
(Qeo A)
Low
High
,
High
12%
L2B
common——1
80
■
10 y2
12
7,800
14%
Oct
Jan
9%
Sep
23% Mar
10%
10%
10%
7Vi
1.000
■
32
11
Jun
4%
cumulative
Sep
■.'
»
6%
High
Low
6%:
6%
2,300
111
:
<■
»
-
—1
17%
—1
2%
2%
-l
13%
13%
-1
-
lfV
lft
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
15
Feb
1,700
2%,
2
14
Jun
9%
(D Xmll) Co common.
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co
Knott Corp common
l.ft
Feb
1J
6 %
General
Alloys
400
1%
400
3Va
400
1%
Oo
3
3
23
Supply Oorp com—1
preferred
20
conv
88% July
4% Jun
5%
23
23
6
.f
1
jun
2%
Jun
Feb
75
92%
2,600
12
12%;
.1
22%
22%"*
.1
7%
600
7%
18%
6%
Oct
Jan
3
14%
Oct
1%
Sep
10
Jan
12%
10% Mar r
75
300
:
Oct
18%
Apr :
/
Oct
23
July
8% Aug
Feb
'
Krueger
Feb
8
•
.11
Stores
Sep
"'37
Brewing
Co
.1
14%
14%
13%
13%
100
12
500
10
14%
May
Oct
''
:
Mar
1%
Apr
3%
:
Jun
Jan
Feb
22
300
Kobacker
15% Oct
14% Mar
92
5%
eommoi
General Builders
8%
15%
92
preferred
Oellman Mfg Oo
700
20
15%
7
'
18%
18
1
Jan
....
V
Klein
Gatlneau Power Oo eommon.
High
Jan
3,300
37
3%
700
-
37
26%
9%
common—
preferred
King Beeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum.
Sep
Low
Par
Kings County Lighting
Oct
Jun
8yB May
100
14'A
6%
8
10%
12'A
--1
Oo
Brewing
Low
Par
;<.■
23% Aug
General Electric Oo Ltd—
£1
1
10
7%
Jun
8% Jan
2,100
5ya
Jun
6% Aug
Laniede-christy
Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc.
35%
37%
400
7%
Jun
8%
6 %
•
pfd——.100
29 V*
Jun
~4%
~4%
1,700
preferred series A-
5%
General Fireprooflng common
General
Outdoor
General
Adv
Phoenix
•*>
Oorp_
.—1
Georgia Power $8 preferred
•B
preferred—
(A C)
Gilchrist
Jun
116
"3%
"3%
~4%
105 3A
Jun
107
Oct
1,900
5%
5%
2,000
3%
Jan
20
Loblaw
Jun
21%
Jan
100
9%
Jun
,11%
Jan
1,100
13%
Jan
20%
Oct
2%
20'A
800
1%
42%
50
"35
31%
100
21
7%
Sep
6%
80
Mar
Gray Mfg
74%
Jan
Feb
H Jan
%
%
%
10,100
%
Jun
44%
44%
44%
30
44%
Oct
-53%
Jan
3%
Jun
5%
82%
8%
' 8%
8%
12%
■
11%
200
6
■
12%
1,400
Jun
8
7%
1st
13
; Oct
127%
125% 128%
675
103%
Feb
131%
131 % 132
170
128%
Sep
—
preferred
Northern
•
_100
stock
Paper
7%
Oct
Jun
10%
Apr
11%
1,000
17%
——'
13% May
9'/8 Mar
10 Vz
■
17%
Feb
24%
3,900
■
..
97/a
11%
23%
24%
Oct
Jun
Mar
.6% Mar
11%
Oct
28%
Oct
27%
Sep
2,600
Jan
26'A
»2.0%
Jun
24%
Oct
100
7%
Jun
9%
Sep
9
1%
1%
46,100
%
Feb
1%
Sep
102'A 104%
950
77%
Feb
104%
Oct
1%
•
104
100
92%
100
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power A Light $6 pfd
''
90%
92%
2,800
66%
Feb
92%
24%
•
26%
19,100
16%
Feb
26%
25%
1
,
Western
V
Lynch
Cory
128%
Oct
Mstnc
Public Service
Rights
Co
;
12%
13%
1.100
A
14,600
13%
13%
300
25
25
14'A
10% Aug
300
Mangel Stores
1"
common
•
32
Jun
40%
Sep
Manischewitz
Sep
Jun
28%
7%
Sep
Oct
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—
Marconi International Marine
102
13%
(The
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32
I
25%
Co
•'
7%;
13%
10
;
Feb
142
12%
-J
380
26
11%
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Feb
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200
350
39%
25'A
11%
a
745
39%
—25
25 %
2
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Products common_25c
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd
100
Gypsum Lime k Alabastlne
8%
8%
Stores
orxocery
108 *
109
Xl4
t
Xl4
109
8%
Feb
109
Oct
Feb
xl4
Oct
150
^
Communication Co Ltd
Marlon
Power
Massev
•
Harris
McAleer
■
July
8%
10%
Jan
13%
6
100
32
FeD
40
.
27%
Jun
25
14%
Apr
13
—
Hamilton
-B
-
McCerd
Bridge Oo Ltd
Hammermlll
Electrlo Light
Hartford
Rayon
25
..
45
45 V
-
7y8
300
14%.
45%
-
4%
300
10%
14%
14%
-
300
5
9%
III—8
Paper common
Hartford
4%
5
*
6%
Jan
Riar
10%
Oct
44%
Jun
Corn
38
1%
"'1%
1% ?■ C
600
iya
1
1%
1%
1%
600
1% July
—1
10%
10%
10 %
#
14%
14
15
•
2%
Jan
Menasco
1
Harvard
Brewing Oo
Hathaway Bakdrlee Inc.
Hazel tine
.
Corp.
_
_
II—Ib
Hearn
Dept 8toree common
Hecla Mining Co
7%
7%
Cn*M
Heller On
preferred
Hoe (R)
IO'/b Mar
12%
600
11%
Oct
11%
98
97
73%
72
73
42
1-
44
-
<
91
Jun
t>K
Mar
Mlcromatlc Hone Corp
Jan
4
Aug
Jun
33
Sep
17%
Jan
A Hardart
Horn
6%
(Harvey)
Humble
Oil
Inc common—
...
Common
Huyler's
32 3A
50
41
32%
34
■
12
% Oct
50
V39
Aug
133
Jun
500
-
stock
Feb
Oct
34
Oct
111% Aug
8
19%
400
16 'A
Jun
81%
6,700
68 >A
Jun
5%
2%
Jan
Class B
Middle
Mldvale
Co
Mid-West
Imperial Chemical
5y8
Midwest
Registered
OU
Mid-West
Oct
Miller
2%
2%
2%
500
1%
Jun
3%i
Jan
15%
15%
15%
175
10%
Jun
22%
Jan
Minnesota
Feb
2
500
14%
6%
6%
650
18%
17%
18%
29,000
11%
3
Aug
Jun
18
8% July
10%
Jan
Wohl
Co
Power
Si Light
96
118
Cigar Machinery
International
Mountain
Producers
Jan
12
% May
Sep
110
88%
Jan
98%
98'/2
Jun
119%
Oct
10%
Jan
13
Aug
1,250
International Metal Industries A
International Petroleum
Registered
coupon
47
Jan
63
Aug
50
20
Sep
23%
Iron
60
1%
shs_*
shares
11
4,800
200
6'/a Jun
6% Jun
11%
300
8% Mar
to
900
1%
5,500
% May
iy8 Feb
900
13% Aug
1%
1%
15
14%
—*
5%
%
States
Tel
c—;
A
100
lei
Muter
1
^
1% May
17
Inc
Apr
1%
Jan
National
1,700
1%
Jun
4%
Oct
bra
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
Sep
4%
Jan
18% July
200
J% Aug
% Feb
20%
Jan
common.
Hess
1
—•
common
Fuel
•
Gas
T%
pfd.
1
1
National
Kennedy's
11$
National
l$$
page
33.
Corp
2%
Sep
Sep
May
New
Tngland Tel A Tel
12%
Feb
15%
Oct
Ne*'
Haven
11%
13
Jan
12'A
450
9V4
Jun
9%
575
6%
July
11%
700
9%
Feb
101% 101%
30
9%
127
.
101%
Feb
4%
Jan
Jun
20%
Oct
May
Oct
24 %
Sep
100
19
4,800
1%
3Vb Mar
7%
7%
1,700
6%
Jun
7%
Oct
29%
Jun
32 %
Jan
10%
11%
10,100
7 %
Jun
11%
101% 101%
25
93%
Jan
102
Sep
24
Feb
32
Oct
7%
n
31%
32
200
32
7%
7%
7%.
1,900
3
2%
3%
7,100
98%
98%
25
86
1
July
75
98
;: May
102% 103
2%
2%
300
2%
Oct
36%
36%
%
4 %
4
4%
-
A
6%
2%
2%
Oct
104%
Sep
27/8 Aug
185%
Sep
Jun
37%
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
Sep
1,300
10%
28%
32%
Jun
Sep
95
July j
50
17
Mar
600
24
20
102
3% Mar
99
300
1,650
.
Apr
8% Mar
30%
13% > 14%
102
Jun
167% Mar
32
14'A
32%
102
Jun
25
190
177% 179
14 y*
Jan
33%
Feb
103%
Jan
23%
29%
30
7%
600
8%
25
Oct
Apr :t
30'
Aug
Jun
10y«
Jan
10% July
13%
Jan
Jun
12y*
Jan
10
23%
9%
100
Sep
Sep
12% Mar
105
11%
200
10
300
If
•
4 A %
May
Clock
&
Watch
4'A
3%
3%
34%
34%
35%
10
10
10'A
Jun
13%
3
Mar
7%
7
4,100
7%
300
convertible preferred
New Jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
Park
Npw
Process
& Arizona Land
Mining Co
Co common..
7%
470
29'A Mar
--
6%
6%
i7%
7
8%
1,800
200
5 Va
Oct
Jan
4
July
36
Oct
Jan
8%
35% Aug
Jun
10% Aug
6'/2
Jun
11%
Jan
9 Ve
Jun
liy»
Feb
6'A
Jun
10%
Jan
5%
Jun
7y4 May
Jan
9
8% Mar
8
8'A
400
14 y4
Jun
3
3
700
2%
Sep
3% Mar
2%
8%
2%.
13,400
2'/a
Sep
4%
12
12
12%
17%
16
17
5%
5%
92
92%
5%
93
18%
300
6%
Feb
13
3,800
12%
July
19
100
5%
Aug
3%
78% May
520
%
,
-
Sep
Jan
Oct
Oct
Sep
94%
Oct
Sep
2%
Jan
Mar
7%
Jan
1%
l'A
100
4
1
4%
250
3
54
56%
7,000
51
Jun
67
8,200
6
Feb
5,700
1
Jun
11% Apr
1% Apr
65
Apr
75
'
55
—1
8%
1
1%
*
2% Mar
34
®
$
1
20
28
5,700
'
•
2%
100
Co
200
4%
3%
Jan
New
preferred.
For footnotes see
(Herman)
700
Kimberly-Clark Oorp—
4%*'
Apr
16%
2%
1
30o
Transit common
49,100
9%
12%
A Co.
——
National Union Radio
5%
11%
Inc
(Walter)
Machinery
117%
Key Oo common.
Kidde
Rubber
National Steel Car Ltd
15 %
4%
-
Jun
24%
2
4
National Radiator Co
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common—:
.1$$
•
Co
9
3% Aug
24%
2
1
Mfg A Stores common
15
4%
Kansas Gas A Electric
10% May
16%
2$
preferred
Nelson
K
Kawneer
Sep
25
900
9%
Breweries common
6%
Oo.
Kalser-Prazer Corp
Oct
2%
Mar
20%
-1
Bellas
Jan
6 '/a
3%
Oct
10%
:
July
19%
.1$
Namm's
Ma?
5,800
-
Feb
18
200
11%
Corp
Jan
%
4%
3%
Oct
8%
39
N
Nachman
3%
2%
"
9%
Jan
600
5%
3%
Kokenge
50
Jan
National
Jfm Brown Stores common
A
-
1,700
common—
National Pressure Cooker common
Julian
Jan
1% May
:
29% Jun
j
Co common
Company
National
Preference
Or.
3%
1
*
2.80
National Malllnson Fabrics
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Go.
'
3%
•
•
Vernon-Woodborry Mills
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
National
4%
1,600
•V,V
13
lOo
10
Mt
7%
Jeannette Glass Co common—....
7%
39
Oct
93/a
Aug
% May
5% May...
67/a July
11
3%
(
Murray
200
5%
H
1
Italian Superpower Oorp com el
6%
1,500
3,400
1%
9
Oct
8%
Jun
9
12% July
%
,
Irving Air Chute
9
11%
11%
•
Razor B
Fireman Mfg vtc
700
9
8%
9
•
•
4%
Jan
23%
10
8%
6,400
V 200
49
Jan
Oct
12%
22
;
*
International Product*
International Safety
Investors Royalty
12%
Mountain
Muskogee
59
7%
39
11%
States Power common.
13 %
3 950
59
•12%
•
8$
1%-
pfd
Oct
Feb
Jan
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
Oct
Jan
.
23%
-IN
4.80% cum pfd series B
lit
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——*
cum
Oct
"
International
Apr
6%
37/e
45
23%
•
Moody Investors partic pfd—
Morris Plan Corp of America
14'A
96%
116'A 118
.
20
Feb
1
1
Oct
11%
.
10
Jun
5%
6
.
Jun
Missouri Public Service common
Feb
3,700
18'/2
13
t:
8%
8%
pfd—10$
5%
4%
18%
8%
tl
pfd—100
_
Jan
110%
1%
*
18%
"*
A Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr A Light 4%
300
49
80
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain'
Insurance Co of North America
.1
Oct
6'A
80c
common
4%%
Mountain
13%
900
17%
12%
18'A
Jani'
Apr
Jan
3% Aug
II
•
Jan
3% Mar
3,700
1
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
I
6%
.
15,500
Refineries
Sep
14%
•
49
8%
10
Co
7%
49
Industries—
•_•
3,800
2%
Midwest Piping A Supply common
Oct
Jan
-
6%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Sep
Sep
Sep
9%
2% July
107%
4%
7
•
Apr
'
6
;
80s
4
•
R
'•
4%
10%
common
Abrasive
4.40%
Amer dep rets registered
imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
:
'"■£ • v%;
§ "4%
•
43
common.
2%
9%
Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
Co
1% Mar
2%
Molybdenum
Zinc
15%
6,100
2 i-
•
25
x49
•
Illinois
Jun
3,800
v.
2%
$2 non-cum dividend shares
350
I
33
13 y4
900
40
...
10%
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv pfd
Steel Products—
6%
Hygrade Food Products
17%
Jun
25% July
6% Sep
Midland
1
1st conv
Jun
34
_-
■
5
common
I
common
l',.
—1
Corp
6%
48
A
11%
'4,300
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6%
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!
1
v
Oct
82
400
5 Va
•
A
1$
Jan
21
79%
80%
warrants
preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
.
30y8
42% May
159
19%
*
A
-
106% May
8
A
Refining
i.
Mfg Oo
i
;
Hussman Refrigerator $2.28 pfd
Lock
3
20
12%
159
100
Hub bell
Hurd
12%
41
154
•
common
preferred
7% Jun
25%
'»
a
ii'v
•
common
Middle States Petroleum class A
700
_l
Michigan Sugar Co
8% preferred
Jan
3 3/8
•
Oct
Apr
3'A
•
Oct
May
11
3%
18
'■■'J'I
7,500
;
"
0"; 25
7%
14
1%
:
1
2.60
4bm
1
Co
98 %
74
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Jun
•
&
7%
11
39 Vt
Holly fltnre* Tn«
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Baking Oo
Mar
v'
13%
.18*
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350
•:••
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—1
9%
9%
Inc
Co
Feb
9%
(Geo
2
.100
5%
9%
Hormel
Jan
100
8
Horn k Hardart
preferred
1,100
Bollinger Consolidated G M
Horder's
9Vt
140
•
9%
8%
44
10
2,000
:
•
11%
98 %
9%
Feb
-
Oct
11'A
& Co class A
Metal Textile Corp common
200
i
1
8%
12'%
12%
100
Mesabl
Oct
12%
—100
Apr
Feb
1'-
W
8%
15%
*
common
Jun
12%
15%
2
w
6
Jun
11
15%
8%%* preferred w W
4%
Henry Holt k Oo
Feb
8% July
10%
15%
f/immnn
.
18%
Iron
Sep
m.p»i
C'f.
Warrants
Jan
A
•7
37
2
Sep
Jun
1%
% 17%
1,
Oct
Feb
5%
17
13%.
4%
2%
37
V'
Jan«
21%
100
17
•
Feb
8%
Jun
400
1%
9
2%
Jun
Feb
13
1
37
,
.
4
'/
7
1%
1
11
575
10%
•
A
6 %f#
3%
V
-S
Do
1,100
I
25o
V
Rubinstein
8 Vo Mar
As
Sep
Jan
%
2%
4%
'
1,300
s-: 4,000
4
.—1
__
Mfg Co
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Merritt
6%
21%
9
2,000
;
7%
common
_
Helena
200
I'-.'
2% July
10% Oct
--
—
6%
19%
-10
cnmmnn
Johnson
.
'
'
21
1
common
(A G) & Co class B
McWilliams Dredging
Mead
;
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Jan
"'•••si'-U•'»y:',;
-10
$2.80 preferred
*80%
Jun
—1
common
17 u Mar
Jun
12
180
-
Sep
..
'
.81
—
com m on
,
^
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,
•'
convertible preferred
McClanahan Oil Co common..
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—
Apr '
Oct
Apr
'
flhnvel
Mfg Co
31
'
Yi-.-'^i
8%
Ti*mn
Oct
Oct
Oct
114
111% July
*
'
Griesedieck
Oct
7,300
24%
9
-1
Jan
Feb
Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea—
common
Feb
9
16%
11% Jan
Jun
5
7
1
•
Non-voting
6%
100
Jan
pfd—28
Co
Apr
200*.
9%
■
ctfs of dep_
preferred A ctfs of dep
preferred B ctfs of dep
Jan
49% Mar
•
10
conv
Apr
6% Mar
23
Jun
21% Mar
Common
Jan
50
Grand Rapids Varnish
8%
Jan
19
6%
-;.io%
11
.1$
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Long Island Lighting Co—
Jan
1
class A
Jun
5%
800
23%
32%
Jun
v
•
Mfg Oo
6'/b
1,000
Groceterias class A.
43
1% Jun
1%
31%
Mfg common
Graham-Paige Motors 1%
4,500
6
24% May
Locke Steel Chain.
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
16
4,700
42%
Gorham
7%
9%
:t "■
16%
•
common
Oct
1
11
—1
1
Corp common
Llpton (Thos J) Inc 8% preferred—IB
Brothers
Sep
Jun
6%
'
— —
Lionel
Lit
Jan
14 %
20%
20
•
1
_
0%
Jan
Jan
17%
20 ;■
'
B
Gorham Inc
.1
„
Jun
8%
5%
20%
8
Oct
3%
6,100
5
6%
6
»
Inc
11%
"
Goodman
t
(RG)
18%
10% ' 10%
-i.-—1
$4.80 prior preferred
Goldfleld Consolidated Mines
!
Tourneau
6%
1
-
_
__
13%
1,200
13%
4%
12%
Class B
17%
17%
Qodcbauz Sugars class A—
Class
Le
Jan
9»A
1
common.
La Salle Extension University..
Lefcourt Realty common
12% July
B
(Adolf) fee
May
4% Aug
6% Sep
Jun
4
•
Ino
i
Mar
Jan
.21
Distilleries class B
Globe-Union
Gobel
100
•
Coal-
Alden
Feb
Jan
Jan
3%
25
•
common
Co
Glenmore
5%
4
95
2,000
114%,;
Lakey Foundry k Machine
Lamson Oorp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
Sep
5
1
12%
i
37% Aug
104%
1% July
;
1
Gladding McBean At Co—
Glen
3
5%
1
Yellow knife Gold Mines
Gilbert
S
•
Gerlty-Mich Corp
114%
114%
•
Jun
100
■
-
_
_
Oct
*112%
2%
3
General Plywood Oorp common—
50o
General Public Service $8 preferred—*
Giant
13%
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Amer dep rets ord reg
General Finance Oorp common
8'/s
1%
9%,
1%
Jan
Jan
31
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r
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31%
250
26%
13
600
10
Jun
Jan
1
Niagara Hudson Power common—
.100
6% 1st preferred
.100
5%
2d preferred
Niagara Share Corp common—*— —§
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14%
14%
106,300
101% 102%
102%
97
,98
98
875
'
12%
11%
92%
9%
9 %
•
1
Sayre
7 3/4
Jan
8%
Apr
15'
"
2,300
3/4
43
*
A—
Oct
200
41 Va
43
2,600
26%
43
class
Oct
98 Vs
413/4
43
2,300
28
%
ii
*
li's
Apr
Oct
Sep
—
&
Fisher Brick
Schulte
(D
Inc
A)
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Bcoviii
Low
Steel
Co
2
1%
1
3%, May —:~ 8% Jan
1.000
2.XOU
14%.Jun
North
common—
American
North
Central
5%
pfd .100
2%
Securities Corp General
•
Segal Lock & Hardware
24%
25
16
16
Belby
13%
3%
9,500
83 %
105
Jun
10% July
2 Vs Jan
700
2%
84
2%
15 Vs
Jan
3 Vs
Apr
Feb
84
6%
4,400
15%
107
5 3/8
5%
89
Jan
Sep
82
500
15%
July
1013/4
40
105%
400
Shoe Co
Selected Industries Inc
Convertible stock
Jun
-
1 Va
100
1 %
5,600
13%
13%
50
3%
29,600
213/s
22%
3,000
88%
200
1
v-Juk
v
15
Aug
Jan
Jan
.2%
10
~1%
1
N-
2%
.-3%
Jun
20% Jul* ..
-**
**
Oct
'--'28% Jan
-dL9%
Jan
2
Apr
w v.-..;.
Jun
17%
Jun
1%
Oct
12% July
2% Jun
1
16%
Feb
3 %
Jan
%
Jan
"
— —
1
common
Jun
1* *
1,600
87%
*'
*
Oct
Jan
2% Mar
3,200
-
1%
1
Bros Inc
8,400
13
1
Seeman
Oct
1%
2%
800
2%
24 Va •'
•'
" Oct
Feb
1%
600
123/4
3
-50
Northern Indiana Pub Serv
2
12%
l
Co
RR
Penn
2%
!•
Oil
Airlines
Northeast
North
Securities-
Utility
Texas
•
Mar
21%
11%
...
Jun
*vs
1,300
3%
♦
2%
2%
25
—
common
2
ft. ->3
'•*,«
1
43
...
1,600
6%
'
Class B
High
1% July
25e
43
Apr
8%
21%
6%
1
Co
Manufacturing
7%
21
6%
1.
—r
common
Scullin
8%
21
49
Xl02%
(O;
"v*
14%
j Low
1
common
Bait Dome Oil Co
Samson United Corp common
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
2,500
9%
14%
Mines-
Apr
14% Oct
12% Oct
9 3/s, Sep
*
Eayon
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
1st conv preferred
13Feb
20
,
Jan
9% Jan
700
*
Nineteen Hundred Corp common-—
American
Par
for Week
of Prices
32<*Aug
94 Va Mar
180
„
'
12%
Nlles-Bement-Pond
North
Feb
Sales
Range
Sale Price v,
Jan
-
__1
Founders shares
Nlplstung
:
Jun
:■" 7%
8%
Week's
Last
New York Cure Exchange
High
7% Aug
15%
31%
JO
T Shipbuilding
Range Since Janaary 1
12%
.10
Rosarlo.
Honduras
Friday
STOCKS—
Shares
v"'"'• ?!
Merchandise
N
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
3% "
5
3
'
—
21%
prior stock
Allotment certificates
25
15
Jun
22 %
Oct
72% May
88%
Oct
76
$5.50
May
91
Oct
—1
Northrop
Aircraft Inc
No/adel-Agene Corp
6
*
__
Jan
5
Jan
Jun
4%
Jan
Aug
11% Jan
13 Vs May
Semler
1
4
~3%
~4%
1,200
3
19
Sentinel
1
3%
3%
4%
1,700
2
Sentry
'
1
ii
ii
%
1,000
%
Jun
200
8%
Jun
7/a Oct
13 % Jan
Jun
Aug
(R
Inc
B)
Radio Corp common
Safety Control
Berrick Corp class B
Beton
Leather
1
common
—
Corp
Ohio
Power 4%%
Oklahoma
Old
Co
class
United
B
2%
15
2%
43%
110
Fiiters class B
110%
31
31'At
1
1,300
9
-
Sep
2U0
Oct
Sherwin-Williams
112%
Sep
8'A
•
11
1
11
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
32
9%
Juu
4%
common
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of
Shoe Corp of America
14
Apr
16%
Sep
Blck's
1
Canada
Pacifc
Can Co
14%
15%
1,400
12%
Jun
22%
Jan
Bilex Co
10
10%
700
6%
Jun
10%
Oct
Bimmons-Boardman
7%
1st pfd—
35%
Lighting $4.50 preferredLight 5% pfd—
103%
5% %
1st
Pacific
Pacific
preferred
7%
200
35%
3,400
31%
300
32% Aug
29% Apr
103% 104
100 %
common
Corp
Governor
38% Apr
4
Jan
(Mass)
11%
Jan
South
Apr
17
Jan
Southwest
Southern
May
24%
Jan
10% Aug
15%
Jun
80
Jan
45
45
50
io%
n
33,200
41
Jan
5%
—1
23%
10%
Apr
Jan
*
1%
104%
103% 104%
Apr
4%;
4%
Sep
ii
Jun
Oct
3
Jan
4
400
Mar
29 % Mar
•i
Jun
100%
150
26%
Jan
7
•
47
Jun
27%
21
Sep
5% Mar
3%
54%
54%
900
50%
Jun
69%
Apr
10
10%
300
8%
Jun
10%
Oct
54%
2.50
*■
1
Jan
4% Mar
3
A
3
RR
1%
13%
14%
50
50
*'•'■'■
3%
55%
56%
1,210
17%
18%
bUO
3%
3%
200
Jan
13%
13%
25o
13%
5
Oct
5%
6%
7%
5%
Pa
Pipe
Co class B
Providence Gas
Jun
18%
Oct
3%
3%
3%
3%
~5%
~5%
244%
230
2%
100
13%
6,600
Va
9,400
2%
—
1
1
13%
2%
3
9%
9%
3%
9%
30
Mar
Feb
Jun
25%
Jan
3%
Feb
9%
Oct
6%
Jun
2 Va
Jun
25
37
3% July
Jun
14
Oct
36%
Jan
May
18
Jan
Jan
45
43
29
31%
3,600
25
29 Vs
29
29 Vs
300
26% Mar
30 % Sep
25
26 Vs
26
26%
300
23% May
26a/4 July
B
37%
35%
37 Va
1,500
5
16%
16 Vs
16%
400
conv
preference
4.32% cum preferred
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
10
900
28
Queen Corp conv cl A
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Convertible preferred
Standard Dredging Corp
2%
—
$1.60 convertible
3
8%
Jun
39
Jan
Feb
17%
Oct
3%
Oct
Jun
"3%
——20
17%
_—1
9'/s
Jan
4%
Jan;
%
200
Jun
I
Aug
1,700
5
Jun
9%
Oct
200
16
Jun
21%
Feb
17% *17%
1
6%
8%
7%
10
3%
3%
.
17
17%
T:
%
200
2%
-
4 3/4 Mar
Jan
Jun
19
May
9%
300
Jun
35%
1,200
28%
Feb
10%
: :i 35%
Jan
3?%.
34%
3%'
3%
3%
13,600
1%
Feb
3%
Oct
•
3
3
100
1 %
Feb
3%
•
Forgings Corp
(Ky)
145
147
40
112%
Jan
10
1
$7
preferred
Standard Products Co
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
1
7%
4
3%
v3,100
4%::
8
3,300
3%
4:>
3%
3
1
7%
3%
2%
1
1
;
16 %
150
*
9
•
Starrett
July
2 Vs Mar
600
%V
i
1
preferred
Oct
13%
3%
2.7$
common;
Feb
31%
26
-•
Standard Brewing Co
Standard Cap Si Seal common
May
29%
4
•
-
-
Apr
Mar
27%
1
Speed
'
4%
13% May
Stein
(The) Corp
(A)
& Co
•
79%
•
common
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
7%
1,600
150
5% July
2%
Sep
Oct
7%
3%
Jan
Oct
Jan
Oct
2
Jan
3Vs
Oct
2,700
2%
Jan
4%
Oct
'
—
—
73 Vs
'i*.
%
11
'
Sep
8%
Jan
%
%
Apr
ISterllng Engine Co
Sterling Inc
1
14 Va
5% Aug
v Jun;
79%
1
3%
3%
•
'
1
7 V2
7%
80
7%
11%
700
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
Stroock
1%
4,200
1%
Jun
1%
Jan
Sun
7
Jun
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
91% July
96
Oct
Stetson (J B)
Jun
38
Jan
Feb
9
Oct
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
Stop Si Shop Inc
26
9%
Sep
125
95%
Jan
102
Jan
(S)
Co common
Si
Co
13
Jun
#% May
800
5%
1
Jan
13
Oct
1%
Aug
4%
Jan
100
2%
2,600
700
10 Va
Feb
12%
13%
1,150
10 Vs
4-
4%
4%
300
4%
17%
300
17
Oct
7%
% Mar
18%
•
Oct
Jan
2% May
9% JUly
1%
—
26%
15
900
13
25o
79%
'
1,200
3%
18 Vs
2 Va.
•
common
Jan
19'/a
200
18%
5
1
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cenent, Inc
Superior Tool St Die Co
67%
250
7%
13
v
170
26%
11
*24
"•*'
1
com
6%
■
300
% Mar
14
14%
Oct
2%
Apr
Oct
Jan
18%
13%
Oct
5%
Jan
Apr
18
Oct
Aug
101% Aug
K
101% 102
Jan
Jan
4%
Oct
1%
43
200
Colorado—
2,300
13%
30%
Oct
Jun
—
2,300
28%
Jan
Vs May
2% Jun
400
3%
31 %
3%
31
93
Jun
8%
1,900
Aug
25%
%
A"
2%;,.
Jan
87
1
1
w-4 CSJ
28%
Apr
39
Feb
31
2%
69 Vs
Oct
3%
28%
14%
P
Jan
244%
220%
43
Jun
Oct
7%
July
2% Mar
1,400
240
■
241
25
Jun
■
Jan
Apr
25
Sep
/
4%
29'A
28
3%
.
Jun
May
4% Oct
27
~5
preference
Jan
Jan
•
400
Jan
preferred
9
1%
102
14%
July
cum
32
10%
100
100
109 %
conv
Standard Power & Light com
Common class B
•
preferred
Oct
»-» 00
10
original preferred
96
1%
16
-
8%
11%
Jan
4.88%
31
1
Prosperity
11%
105% Mar
4.56%
:
95%
3
-
Producers Corp of Nevada
20
1,200
Edison—
Jan
11
8%
Sep
16
CO vM 8k
^
1
Line
California
24%
*-
2.50
100
15
1
Sep
>11%
3,100
7%
108
15
16
•
Standard Oil
11'
2,900
108
"f;
--
12.50
Standard
3% Jun
50-
5
•
--
V-
1
2%
2%
2%
1,500
2%
Jun
3
Jan
.—II
Swan Finch Oil Corp
8%
8%
6%
275
7Vs
Jun
11
Mar
Oct
Light—
preferred
•
Puget Sound Pulp Si Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pytene
100%
•
12%
99% 100%
625
94%
12%
13%
2,100
11%
*
12%
12%
25
10
com
Manufacturing
6%
7%
500
Jun
21 Va
Jan
Mar
9
14%
Oct
Jun
7% May
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Texas
Inc
Power
&
98%
-
preferred
100
Quebas Power Co.
98% 100
,
*
550
85%
Jan
100%
Oct
153
154
130
143%
Apr
156
Sep
15
153
15
25
13% Aug
15
Oct
Shovel
Thor
common
Corporation
Thorofare
•
common
Co
new
IlOO
pfd
Roofing Inc
Tishman
Realty
St
Construction-
Allied
120
400
13
10%
200
8%
Jan
10%
13%
79%
40
r%
32
Oct
15%
128
Sep
Feb
17%
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
13%
Sep
7% July
1,500
79%
Jan
May
Sep
8% July
1,200
13
15%
1
26
11
10%
Jan
2,000
8%
•
Stocks
40
—
——
1
Si
4,000
15
10%
—'
25c
700
15
14%
__-5
Inc
32
122
14%
122
122
a
common
common
Markets
Tllo
Tobacco
31%
14%
common
Light 7%
Thew
6%
67
.
Inc common
Metals of America
Oats
Jan
100
Steel Co of Canada
10
Prentice-Hall
Quaker
53
,
common
Oct
54%
.
,
Coast Corp common
Penn Oil common
Jan
16
36% Feb
__
56
1
1
common
common——2.50
Power Corp of
Canada common
•
6* 1st preferred
100
Pratt & Lambert Co
&
Manufacturing
South
1 %
'
5,000
1,200
£ 1
:
10%
2,100
2
14
64%
1
-1
8%
Feb
57/a July
15
63%
1
2%
2,500
2
11
300
3%
41 %
Jan
z7/« July
2,900
300
1
Powdrell & Alexander
cumulative
3
1,100
15%
15%
32% Mar::
700
400
6%
-3
Mining Co
Puget Sound Power
•V
15%
6
15%
;
shares
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
of
1
15%
•
1
:
%
500
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
3%
36
Oct
64%
106% May
35%
20
—
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie
Boss
Jan
3
2,900
18%
•
Paper Mills
Corp
Jun
*
Amer
.Sonotone
Jun
1
Johnson Ltd
prior
July
Aug
—2.50
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd:
$5
26
6%
•
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
8ervtce
Jan
1%
300
Jun
100
Manufacturing Co
46,800
25
Perfect Circle Corp
Pharis Tire & Rubber
common
4Vt%
ISolar
4.48%
common.—
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Mfg Co
Public
May
50
Traffic Co
Penn Water & Power
Co
Pressed
19
53,400
}fi% "5
Light 4%% pfd——100
Polaris
Feb
8%
11
10%
1
Solar Aircraft Co
19
Penn Gas & Elec class A
common
Penn Power &
Pmchin
Mar
14%
$1 cumulative preferred—
$1.32 cum preferred
Pierce
98
3%
10%
3,200
•
(Howard)
7%
Ltd
Penn
Jan
Bmitn
37%
Peninsular Telephone common
Pennroad
Sep
3V»
Pen Co
Co
105
7%
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
13%
•
City Gas & Elec Co—
3.90% preferred
Sep
Jun
3%
Paramount Motors Corp
Oct
17%
Sioux
23%
Pancoastal Oil (CA) v t C
Pantapec Oil (CA) Amer sh—
Patican
33%
Oct
18%
Publications—
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
15
Pacific Public Service com
$1.30 1st preferred
Parker
36% Aug
s
3%
22 3/4
•
common
94
475
Power &
Page-Hcrsey Tubes
8% Jan
6% July
34%
31%
6%
Jun
Aug
•
Ltd
Breweries
10%
common-:
Feb
2%
19%
•
class A
(3 convertible preferred
Pactilc Gas & Elec
11V4
900
1,700
Mar
15
Securities
8%
3
22
100
Oct
Sep
Aug
300
2%
21%
25
Shelier Mfg Co
43%
32%
70
X32
9
2%
Jun
106% Feb
27% July
200
9'/a
2%
21%
1
Feb
2
4,000
42%
—100
Gas
Distillery
Omar Inc..
Overseas
2'/a
•
common
preferred
Natural
Poiudexter
Oliver
50«
common
Brass
9%
8
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Ohio
~9%
11
-•
Shattucx Denn Mining
Ogden
11
-—•
10%
Jun
13%
Oct
52
Jan
80
Oct
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
Aadio-Keith-Orpheum
cwtuway
$3 convertible
Raytheon
10
•
preferred.—
5
6.21
&
2~4~Vs
24%
24%
225
6%
-
22 %
6%
23
,
6%
1,000
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
common
•
Amer
dep rets for ord reg
Cable Com
Roosevelt
Field
common-
Inc
Rowe
(The)
Corp
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryan
Consolidated
ftyer*nr>
I
Ar
T?«vnw»
Petroleum
rnmmon—
For footnotes see
oage 33
yr
23%
Oct
56
Apr
4%
5%
3
900
1%
500
19%
19%
20
21%
2%
regis
96
21%
300
2%
2%
4,200
2
2%
17,400
96
-96%
375
150
•
May
% Mar
xl7% July
19% Jun
,
1%
21%
•
v
convertible
IZIi
com
10
1.
4%
9%
300
•
1%
2% Oct
Union
Apr
89
Jan
96%
Sep
27
Jan
8 %
May
10%
Oct
Gas
of
——.
5%
2%
2%
7,200
2 Vs
Feb
2% Mar
25
Jun
200
15%
19%
18% July
24Va Jan
3,400
3%
Jun
7%
Jan
200
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
1%
Apr
3%
Oct
'V'-v-v
19
19
13
18
6%
18%
5%
6 %-
Oct
Oct
$3.75
8
Corp
Elastic
United
Light & Railways.
8%-
8%
18,300
5% Aug
6%
5% '
4%
6%
2,600
4% July
6%
Jan
5%
5,400
3%
Aug
5%
Jan
5%'
5%
600
3%
Jun
6%
Sep
Jun
-50c
com
United
8%
6"%
Omaha—.!— .100
Products
United
20% Aug
xfi% Feb
37
10 Vs
Feb
15
3
3
12
12
3%
Oct
1%
Jun
7%
Jan
600
6%
Jan
275
7%
1,600
1.100
12
7%
_•
pfd series A
Feb
300
Jan
10%
92%
Jan
13% Aug
7%
Oct
Union Oil Co of California—
Apr
300
3,800
4
10 %
7%
8% Sep
8% Oct
4%
8 %
-
Jan
4%
.100
-
Chemicals
23%
5
Aug
IS
Apr
_
Canada
United
8
—-
98 %
Jun
3%
U
Ulen Realization Corp.,
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
21
1.25
1-
Jan
A
3,000
Jan
2% Jan
8%
22
91%
2,100
•
preferred.
Union Stock Yards of
-
75
ii
Jan
25%
80c
United Aircraft
9%
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
4%
•
1% Jun
18%. Jun
9%
Feb
Jan
—£1'
-—9
1%
Feb
98%
•
Union Investment Co
100
1.S00
n
60
4%
_
Lamp Works
6%
Jun
2%
Inc
Tung-Sol
Jun
Jun
*39
%
1
Temper Corp
Trunz
2%
98%
%
1,250
4 Vs
1
Lux
Corp
Tri-Continentai warrants
True
47
2
2%
-IJO
pfd
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
45
47
-I JO
Toledo Edison 4%%
3%
—*•
%
—20
common
4% Mar
37/b
~2%.
—5a
Shipyard Corp
Toklan Royalty Corp
Jan
1
•
Jan
2% July
3%
•
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
26
400
1
5
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Oct
Jan
Rolls Roype Ltd—
Rome
Oct
7%
3%
1
1%
Jan
Jun
4
Grande
Jun
19%
21% July
16% Jun
7,300
3%
1
Jan
52 % Mar
22%
4
9
;
1!
A Oct
15%
%
1
Co
Ricnmond Radiator
Rio
225
1
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc
'
13,700
_J*
Regal Shoe Co
(Robert)
19%
1
Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Reis
%
19%
& Light Securities—
10
—£1
dep rets def
Todd
option warranta.
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co
common
Raymond Concrete Pile common-
dep rets ord regis
Amer
R
United
75c
Milk
97
98
62%
62%
62%
10
2%.
2%
2%
1,400
53% May
1%
common-
32
""%
warrants-,
%
Corp
33%
Prfducts
participating
33%
32
32%
33
-
62%
3%
40
Sep
Oct
Jan
Aug
%
Jun
A
Jan
25%
Jun
34
21
Feb
33
Oct
10%
Jan
21-
Mar
21,200
50
24,600
Jun
May
100
.
Oct
■
7%
common
7%
75
preferred:
7% May
15% Jun
United Molasses Co Ltd^—
Amer
United
dep rets ord regis
N-7,RR St Canal.
3%
——
.100
.
237.. 237
20
237
Aug
-4%
Feb
Oct
246%
Feb
Volume
170 :* Number 4851
THE
COMMERCIAL
Ngw
&
vopk
FINANCIAL
curb
CHRONICLE
exchange
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 28
Friday
Week's
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
6ale Price
•
United Profit Sharing com
25c
10%
preferred
United-Shoe Machinery
U S
Air
S
$5
U
preferred
Radiator
Rubber
45
46
39%
40
9%
10o
T%
—_l
137a
*
3%
warrants——*
84 %
,_1
International
1st
S
U S
45 '/a
40
1
4%
Conditioning Corp
and
_
Securities
with
common
Reclaiming Co
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
2,300
2,000
33/4
4,500
3%
84
85
•
Oil-
62 Va
Jan
2%
4134 Aug
10%
16 % May
-
3% Oct
Jun
86
Sep
1%
45
2
45
250
Jan
13A
2%
Jan
50 %
July
35%
10
24
10
25%
Aug
27%
26
Jan
"or
A 7s
Nov
ex
Altalian
1947
1
1952
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
8G3/a
52
Jan. 1
Low
High
62
87
273A
No.
J-3
4%
$36
$103
105
3-J
109
109
52%
60
A-O
Milwaukee Gas Light 4%s
1967
Af-3
New England Power 3'As
1961
M-N
Ohio
1968
A-O
1971
21
—
A-O
40%
102%
2
104% 104%
1093/4
100
60
105
108%
4
$ico% 1033/0
F-A
—1963
to—
4
33
3-D
1963
is
50
$25
1952
coupon
Power
at
85
86%
3-3
3%s
1966
Kansas Power & Light 3%s——1969
McCord Corp deb 4%s
1956
Midland Valley RR—
Extended
High
50
ctfs
Superpower
Kansas Electric
Friday's
Low
)
102
57
65
1033/4
105 %
104%
10
$105% 1C6
106'A
Oct
Jun
Bid & Asked
.
Co—
escrow
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s with Nov 1 1940
coupon
Jan
1% Aug
Feb
900
%
43
6%
Jun
Power
A Debenture
Jan
3% Jun
1,400
Interstate
Oct
1%
:
Feb
73
•
'•7
1
10
common
Apr
Jan
% July
12'A Mar
700
>A*/a
43/8
50c
-
Universal Products Co
1V4
14%
1%
7%
42% May
37% Jan
6% Jun
190
1.300
1%
13=
Jun
Aug
Week's Range
',
High
%
4,200
10%
Period
New Yorx Curb Exchange
I
43/4
1
United Stores Corp com———
Universal
400
'
25
common
common
U S Foil Co class
U
Low
ft
25
Specialities
Range Since January 1
Sale Price
Interest
bond s
Share*
High.
%
.
Friday
for Week
10
Preferred
United
Range
Low
f
Sale*
of Price*
Par
t:.
(1725)
25%
450
3
3%
2,300
2
Feb
3%
Oct
23
23%
900
21
Jan
y24 %
Sep
Utah
Power
&
Light
3%
5
;
23
•
common
21%
Power
1st
1053A 106
8
105 3/a
108
103
106%
1st mtge 3s__
1964
Water & Power 3%s_1964
J-J
106'A 106'A
$98
3
Park Lexington
Pennsylvania
Utah-Idaho Sugar
J-D
106
106
1970
J-J
$107
108
1st mtge
mtge 3%s__
3s
3'As
4
Piedmont
Valspar
$4
Corp
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Venezuelan
4%
4%
4%
5
C3
28%
1,500
63
*
Co
Petroleum——..
Syndicate Inc
Venezuela
Vogt
1
s
preferred
29%
l
4
10
61%
Sep
71
25 %
Jun
34 % Mar
5%
5 !a
5%
7,400
3%
'■'3 »/4
3%
5,900
•
12 'A
11%
12%
300
334,;; Mn
J«n
3%
Oct
123/4
Aug
A6%s
iApr
534
1% May
10%
Hydro-Electric
A6'As with Oct 1
63/8 Jan
400
20c
Manuafcturing
Jun
Oct
ex
1
Public Service Elec
Jan
series
51%
51
4
161% 161%
1998
J-J
1952
A
l-O
26
51%
M-S
Edison
3s
148%
101%
$101% 102%
100%
101
109%
114
103%
106%
——
105% 105%
105%
161%
105
28
105%
$109% 1103A
M-3
1965
7
10
104% 105
105
M-N
Southern
California
1063A
$25
1960
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s_1981
San Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B
1952
W
106%
105%
Co—
50-year 6%
debs
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5%s
51%
coupon__1980
coupon
Gas
&
99'A
lUo%
9
Co—
1940
1947
93
'
Waco
Aircraft
Co
•"•T'A
_•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext_*
7%
preferred
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
Ward
Watch
t c
v
'
4,'A
30
—
Co
wi
—
1
i
'••
—
108%
17s
VA 1%
? 11%
Aircraft
Corp
Wentworth Manufacturing
1,100
113A
1%
1%
750
13/8
4%
4%
6'A
8,000
1
x8
Texas Utilities $6 preferred
•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet &
Stationery com—*
Wickes
(The)
Williams (R C)
Willson
% July
'l'A
Apr
5s
87a
Sep
Stinnes
5%
w
Industries
(F
Jun
27%
21%
pfd
W)
15 3A
16
—
—
—
100
14
77a
700
43A
Feb
8
11
Oct
5
12'A
8%
200
x6%
Jun
~2fc
10,800
"2%
2
Last
Sale Price
or
Bid & Asked
1st
100%
J-J
M-S
100
105% f
1966
I
88%' 90
City)
mtge 4s ser A
Af-N
A-O
2017*
55
334s
(Aug
9974
105%
99%
105
102'A
107%
—■
111%
112%
38
1
.14
38
190'/a 10° 7a
11774 117%
49
25
117%
1
$53%
3
63%
3234
9674
116
54
3%s
--
50
Bank (Col) —
-April 1946
1947
Mortgage
Cons
100%
2
99'A
M -N
7
102'A
103 3/4
52'A
43'A
100 %
103
F-A
1952
J-J
AMedellin
stamped
2%s
1951
of Oct
40
■
58
46
1
103'A
10
32%
74
7-30
31 "4
77
32%
75
106'A
coupon)
75
70
j-J
1952
1
79
73
72
73
:
135
J-D
reduced
Interest
(Republic oft
Is to 2%s
15
reduced
Government
bonds
9
6'A
15
13'A
.
•
—
f!':
15%
22%
24%
33%
45
37%
46'A
Util¬
44%
41%
£ 73
ities
Bond*
22—.
186.20
38 34
66.58
107.79
Oct.
24—
186.54
48.53
33.40
66.68
Oct.
25—
Oct.
26
Oct.
27-
Oct.
28
60
26%
73
34
61 %
$34
v
49'A
34
$4874
~
34
$31%
1919
M-S
2%
2%
J-J
2%
2%
113
31%
15%
18%
24%
187a
18'A
187a
-
$30
32
30
84
2
3%
17
23'a
2 3/a
2
3%
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
d Ex -interest,
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock div.
n ExUnder-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for e&in
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
•No
par value,
Odd-lot
principal.
transaction
n
;,v
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
AEonds being traded flat,
SReported
r
'
^•
'
In receivership.
Abbreviations used
when Issued;
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificate*;
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"w w,"
with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Over-lhe-Counfer Industrial Slock Average
Inc.
40
Rails
trial*
12%
$48%
(35 Stocks)
10
•
Total
1
Rails
104.30
84 99
105.63
99.43
102.69
•104.20
85.10
105.39
99.35
187.70
48.61
38.68
67.04
102.72
104.22
85.12
105.45
99.38
189.08
48,63
38.72
67.34
102.71
10710
85.40
105.35
99.39
190.36
49.10
38 81
67.79
102.70
103 06
85.54
105 36
99.39
190.16
48.28
38.61
67.42
1C2.75
104.00
85.86
105.41
99.51
$7%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
Grade
Stocks
.782
$31
—
1921
6'As
A5'As
"w l,"
Grade
ities
65
70
J-D
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
Indus¬
Util¬
83%
70%'/?
80
1997
27c
73
10
Rail¬
46%
(Plan A)
to
73
Second
roads
B
$13 7a
—
J-J
75
First
43.49 :
71"%
37'A
80
J-J
31%
10
trials
Indus-
717a
45%
80
2012
(ser A B C D E)
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Interest
2008
2'As
to
22
-Bonds-
Total
High
—
37
10
20
j
Jan.1
Low
stamped (Plan A)
23
•
daily closing averages of representative stocks and
1
No.
"
45
•
3-D
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
30
Range Sine*
Sold
$78
A-O
1931
1972
T 20
75
71
72%
1952
•
73
73'A
1957
coupon)-
v.
Af-N
1947
1927)
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Peru
Bonds
$71%
■
3-D
1947
7s stamped
Bank of Bogota—
of May 1927)
(issue
M-iV
2008
(issue
Parana
High
(Plan A)
reduced to
A7s
Friday's
$71%
~
?/::
M-S
6%s stamped-1958
(Peru)
City
Mortgage
1
45!'.
M-N
1953
Interest
65
40'A
74
70
¥- A
or
Low
Municipal Loan—
1955
ALlma
::
J-D
5s
IFriday's bid and
71
72
;/
J-J
1948
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6'As stamped
e
50
103'A 103'A
'j-D
1955
1941
——
97
108
1183/4 120%
102'A
102'A 102'A
A-O
5%s—
—
5
$43 %
1970
coup)
1941
——i
V 82%
106%
7
Bid & Asked
*
■
External
48%
1007a
55%
55'A
$44'A
1957
Date—
i
ii;
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
External
ARussian
55%
-Stocks-
Oct.
Danish
118'A
33
$25
1.355;
1941
y
A20-year 7s
A7s
Stock and Bond Averages
on
52
7
120'/a
1013A 102
Interest
Exchange
A20-year 7s
:
Jan
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
Sec—
Below are the
listed
Agricultural
1063A
5
100%
—
C
F
(July
28%
14
92%
92'A
120
//v/vVV
Maranhao
M-S
1958
series E
series
9774
104%
3
•;
J-J
—
A7s
107 "a
87
RR—
A
A78
10474
209
May
100
A7s
3
107 %
105%
7
104%
102 V4
: *
Co—
(coupon on)
Ex-coupon market
Indianapolis Power & Lt
*■:
••
91%
3
55
3-D
A 7s
H
1956
1940
Power
1
Tv
—
54%
J-J
(Dec
3
$107'/a 1073A
120'/s
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb
;
105
1950
A6%s
S2 1/4 106:
.6874
1993
Mfg
Power
101%
v
''bf
1965
5s—
Western
6 %s /series
165
1037a
89%
106'A 106%
19S3
A
1083A
1007a
2
97%
$111%
Jlf-N
1993
Western Ry 4s—
International
59
Union—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
.
RR
1
105
106%
Grand Trunk
ser
52
M-S
•
3 06'A
M-S
6s
30
$25
1956
f debentures
s
109
160'/a
106% 106%
$104
coupon—1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon1953
Finland Residential Mtge Eank—
5s
stamped
j
—1961
&
52
1956
coupon
coupon
1954
Newspaper
conv
106%
101'A
97'A
A-O
1954
•
mige 4s ser B
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s
Mountain
1940
High
105%
105% 1057a
J-J
A 1st
Green
6s
—
Gen mtge 4%s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Guantanamo
6
Oct
1057a
103'A 103 3/j
J-D
1976
1962
Elec
Low
106
1047a 105
97%
1981
(Bait
104%
J-J
1969
debs
A6%s with NOV
Western
—
23As ser Q
Marelll
90
M-3
—1977
(Bait)
ref 234s series R
Ercole
52
Apr
6
1047a 106
A-O
mtge 3s ser P
&
A
15
106
1037a 1037a
J- J
1969
Lt
52
18
Jan. 1
No
$103% 166
1978
—
Pwr
ref
Water
57%
17;'/'
Range Since
Sold
.
High
Q-F
M-S
5s
ref mtge
Elmira
42'A
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
Bond*
Friday's
J-D
.——1958
&
2
$106% 108
1954
of 1947—a—
1st
1st
52
Hotel—
debs
income
Week'* Range
3
-
J-D
—
Jan
Gas
8'A
1ft Jan
/
1948
3s_
conv
77
/ 18'A
Jan
8%
—
A 5s
Oct
14
1998
1st
2%s
1
1947
1
F-A
Jun
Aug
1970
—
Debenture 5s
Consolidated
Dec
Dec
1959
1043A Mar
8%
10'/a
Corp—
—1
Lt
with
A7s ex
Waldorf-Astoria
Jun.
400
1,700
'
55%
98
12%
13
Apr
63
$25
1953
J-D
—
Period
6s
5s
El
40
40%
J-D
Chicago Tranm Authority—:
Gas
42%
1940 coupon—1953
1964
Interest
23As_
Electric
debentures
Debenture
A-O
1960
12"
I960
Debenture
1948
95%
130
Industries—
stamped
Washington Water Power 3'As
12'/a
Exchange
States
Consol
8 ;'
West Penn Traction 5s
12%
•
C
ser
42%
15% Mar
106
revenue
J-J
33
Apr
108% 108:%
33/4S
1948
107
123
Corp—
Feb
J-D
Cities Service
2
Jun
2%
J-J
debentures
75
13
1964
5 %s
75
23 %
,.
City Electric 3%s
Telephone of Canada—
5s
l-O
6000
Atlantic
Steel
1966
650
Low
Edison
135
5,400
1970
Boston
2nd
$127
47a
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
trust—
A-O
13%
307a
Friday
Central
1950
87
4%
30%
*
12%
BONDS
series
inc 5s
87
£1
New York Curb
5s
76'A
106% 106%
V
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
Jan
101%
104%
101'A 101%
106%
A6%s with Aug 1
Apr
July
993A
1
101%
W
3'As
A 6 % s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
United Electric Service Co—
Jan
8 3/4
100
8
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Bell
Sep
May
9
Terni
3
.3
J-J
Elec
&
13%
13'A
5s
3'A
19
Jun
5%
11
2
receipts
May
7
...
11
—
Oct
Jun
2
Jun
153/4 July
7%
Ltd—
American deposit
6%
preference
22
-
106 3A
F-A
(Hugo)
A7-4s
105
1037a
—
stamped
Jan
Stinnes
104
103'/a
1989
(Hugo)
3rd
105
$105
1970
Corp
collateral
A7-4s
Apr
Feb
".V
20% Mar
—
100
common
26
Jun
25
—
•
Inc
Petroleum
Wool worth
21'A
100
36
16
200
—
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Woodall
Woodley
Feb
155
24
1
w
115'A
Jun
32%
1
common
Jan
23
•
.
—
32%
—
1
common—
preferred
Winnipeg Elec
—
21%
5
Inc
Brothers
112
138
__
—
(Calif)
$104
A-O
1971
AStarrett
6% May
—
Gas
Gas
106%
FA
1970
3'As
5s
600
$106'A 108
j-j
1973
Gas
mtge 3s
Spalding (A G)
600
23
10
& Co
Products
Wilson
1st
Southwestern
Oct
32%
1
Corp
Oct
1
—
10
Whitman (Wm) & Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
Counties
l'A July
4%
Feb
-1973
B
ser
Southern
x8
75/«
—
i2Q
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
113/4
Jun
A—
California
Jan
1% July
West
Westmoreland Inc
Mar
2'/8
series
1st & ref M 3s
Southern
'
„_l
1.25
Westmoreland Coal
Jan
2 3/4
900
-
Apr
111
Sep
IE May
i
3%s
178
9%
17a Aug
7% July
■
4%
Baking Co warrants-
Warner
200
••
'•
;•
1
preferred
cum
Waltham
1%
1.
—
,
Range for 1919
Closing
Date—
Oct.
22__
Oct.
24—
Oct.
25
1_
—
33.70
——/33.75
—
High
Low
34.22 Oct
28
27.79 Jun
_____•
15
33.79
Range for 1948
Oct.
26
33.97
Oct.
27
34.16
High
37.83 Jun
10
Oct.
23-'—
34.22
Low
32.37 Deo
29
3
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1726)
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
f
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
?.....
■
Railroad
number of
and Miscel.
Total
Government
Bonds
Bond
Sales
Bank
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
355,020
1,236,080
$713,000
2,214,000
2,319,000
3,096,000
177,000
557,509
woo
296.000
—
——
3,658.500
4,370 000
1,482.700
3,080,000
401,000
$2,000
_
3,483,000
7,653,520
$15,496,000
$1,724,500
$2,000
$5,090
$17,227,500
——
Monday
—
Tuesdav
1 024,110
Wednesday
3SSXS
Im,™
—I——*
Total
-
—
IMo 000
;;
—
2,496 000
^
—$5,000
Industrial———
&
Total
$1,136 000
878,000
3,803,000
75,647,570
70,106,640
19,563,000
563,626,700
784,202,800
$21,297,000
$640,625,770
$859,298,440
15,496,000
—
$17,227,500
-
-
t&2&
!.7242:§!S
OTHER STOCK
-.
——
58,000
262,000
200,000
195,000
2,000
3,000
159.000
11,000
7,000
193 000
Friday
28.000
178,000
359,320
——.———
117.C00
$225,000
Stocks—No. of shares
177.000
12,000
$47,000
$1,009,000
——--
.
$97,000
■
$8 000
2
Thursday
Total
*W-
—i
——...
Wednesday
238.000
17,000
307,000
$1,281,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 28
1948
1948
1949
1,801,435
1,367,365
49,702,992
62,092,901
$1,009,000
$1,283,000
$29,551,000
$42,289,003
225.000
61,000
8,298,000
7,457,000
47,000
36,000
1,418,000
1,444,000
$1,281,000
$1,380,000
$39,267,000
$51,190,000
—
Bonds
„
sr!!.??."—:
Railroad
Monday '
Tuesday
Total
Corporate
$9,000
•
196.000
_
$5,000
—
-
$38,000
1943
245,589,802
$473,500
Bonds
U. S. Government
—i
Saturday
♦
Foreign
Government
Week Ended Oct. 28
204,118,164
5,729,230
7,653,520
————
Bonds (Par Value)
Foreign
1948
1949
1948
1949
V:
'
Domestic
Shares)
:
Jan. 1 to Oct. 28
Week Ended Oct. 28
Stocks—No. ot shares——
Week Ended Oct. 28, 1949
J]]®''®®
$62,000
231,000
V,V
of
Bonds
1 190,880
3afcurday
v;>.
Stocks
(Number
Shares
28,1949
Week Ended Oct.
Friday
United States
Int'l
Stocks
Monday, October 31, 1949
Domestic
Foreign
,
government
Foreign corporate
Total
—
—
__
EXCHANGES
range for week ended october 28
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
rrifey
Last
STOCKS—
Week'#
Range
Sale Prioe >': of Prieea
Lou
Par
American Agricultural Chemical.*—*
American Sugar Refining-—
100
Woolen
Anaconda
Edison
Boston
144 %
*
24%
———
Copper
50
—
———100
RR
Boston St Albany
—
—100
American Tel & Tel
American
—
109
25
—
45%
Elevated Railway— Stamped
-100
Boston & Maine Railroad—
7% prior preferred
100
5% class A 1st pfd stamped
100
10%
class D 1st pfd stamped--100
Boston Personal Prop Trust
•
Calumet & Hecla
-5
STOCKS—
Sales
Par
(or Week
Commonwealth
Shares
Range Since January 1
44% 44%
39% 40%
143 % 145
24% 25%
27% 29
108
109%
45
,45%
34% Mar
45
32% Mar
255
Jun
138
3,258
46%
Sep
10
DoehJer-Jarvis
Cities Service
!
Co
Elgin
259
22%
Jun
38%
Feb
462
25V*
Jun
35
Jan
151
100
Apr
120
Jan
1,481
40
July
46
Oct
Fitz
Simons
&
Jan
Four-Wheel
Drive
(Peter)
385
29% July
Jan
General
Finance
50
3% July
5%
Jan
General
Motors
6%
15
5
9%
Apr
350
5%
Jan
GoldbJatt Bros
•
758
38% July
65%
Oct
Gossard
Jun
12%
Jan
Great
Sep
43
Oct
—
17%
4
61%
—
10%
11%
150
62%
77
36%
40
57
Jun
68%
Jan
Ilarnischfeger
15
75
Aug
88%
Oct
Heileman (G)
165
25
19%
420
36
64%
10
18
—
—
—
62
77
36
19%
—
35%
64 %
48.76 49.17
37% 38%
32% 33%
47% 49%
15
15
40 % 40 %
64%
—
38%
-*.,33 %
•
—
Copper
Kennecott
77
•
Razor Co
Safety
—
-1
*
—
Electric
Gillette
Transp common
Candy class A
87/s
Co
Corp
Corp
Lakes
H)
Dr
Loew's Boston Theatre—
25
*
..
Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Mergenthaler Linotype
Narragansett Racing Assn
—
53
14%
5
1
52
8
14%
8
15
—
*
1
Nash-Kelvinator
—
20c
20c
—
„
Aug
39
Jan
Heln
19%
Oct
23
May
Hibb
29
Jun
37
Oct
Corp
Sep
Illinois
Central
Co
——
New
New
England Tel
20
—100
England Electric System
& Tel
—
„
7%
27%
28%
400
23
8%
8%
13'A
600
1,000
10
20
13%
50
34% July
Jan
*46
Jun
8
20
Aug
200
15
Aug
Sep
Katz
Drug Co common
Kellogg Switchboard common
1
42%
59
Sep
La
5
11% May
10%
Jun
15%
Jan
13c
117
Jan
25c
Jan
Salle Ext
Lealh
&
Univ
Co
.1
common
8%
13%
common
1,000
13
■>
8% Jan
600
7
•
Field
Co
Mickelberry's Food Prod
Apr
94%
Oct
Middle West
22c
Oct
45c
Jan
Miller &
Jun
1
capital
Corp
230
27%
85
36
27%
26
Sep
51
52%
2,733
44%
Jun
45
33%
46
1,350
35
185
42% May
31% Aug
14
28%
14%
29%
116
12%
Jun
14%
Sep
880
20% May
29%
Oct
Waldorf System
Westinghouse
Corp
—
—
.
18%
Oct
»
29%
16
85
60
Jan
29%
Jun
National
Pressure
Oct
National
Standard
36%
54 7/e Mar
North
American
Jan
Jan
Week's
Elec
Potter
Abbott
Laboratories
Acme Steel
Admiral
Co
Corp
Advanced
common
common
new
(new)—5
10
1
_5
.*
common
Aluminum
Aetna
Ball
Allied
Laboratories
Castings
Bearing common
Armour
Co
&
Asbestos
Mfg
Automatic
Co
Switch
Avco Mfg Corp—
Belden
Bendix
Mfg
Co
Aviation
1
1
10
_5
Binks Mfg Co capital—
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
common
Brach & Sons (E J) capital-
Bruce Co (E L)
common
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
Bros
♦
2%
12%
—
10
common
800
15%
Feb
29
Oct
5%
5%
150
Jun
67/8
7
550
4'A
6%
23
1,550
5%
5%
5% Mar
Jan
South
Bend
—
Biscuit com
1
:
Central Illinois Light w d
Central 111 Secur Corp
5
Cherry Burrell Corp common
Cbicago Corp common.
Convertible
Chic
Milw
Paul
&
Pac
vtc
Chicago R I & Pac Ry common
Chicago Towel Co common—
Chrysler
Cities
Club
Corp
8ervice
Alum
Coleman
common
Products Co
(The)
Co
Inc
-
0
1—*
—
7%'
34
5%
capital
5
Stewart-Warner Corp common
Jan
Stone
5
Container
Jun
7%
Jun
36%
Jan
Sundstrand
11
Jun
15%
Feb
Swift
34%
500
5%
.
300
27
Jun
4%
Jun
34% Mar
7%
Jan
&
2
common
„
24%
17
„
3%
11
5%
17
8%
3%
.
11%
5%
17
8%
3%
45
44 %
45
12%
1
7%
12%
7%
13
7%
Texas
Co
20
70
100
1,100
300
600
50
1,300
200
100
200
600
300
400
800
(The)
350
10
Jun
13%
Jan
11%
1,000
9
Feb
11%
Sep
208 South
54
100
43
Apr
55%
Oct
Union
54%
56
250
40
Mar
56
Oct
U
18%
19%
450
14%
Jun
22
Jan
17%
17%
150
13%
Jun
17%
Feb
Wieboldt
Jan
Wisconsin
100
6%
Jun
9%
3%
2
1,400
Feb
Trane
S
Co
4% Mar
(The)
Stores
(new)
Inc
Industries
Yates-American
850
400
11%
Jan
18
Oct
13%
2,600
10%
Jun
13 %
Oct
American
550
9%
9%
9%
11
900
63
100
7%
34
7%
34%
300
<
Oct
13%
common
Mach
capital
Oct
Unlisted
Stocks—
Air
45
27
45
♦
40%
40%
25
24 %
•
Jan
American Radiator & St San com
11%
Oct
Anaconda
65%
Jan
Armco Steel Corp
7'A
Apr
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Copper Mining capital
Jun
34 V*
Oct
13%
15 %
10%
10
10%
14%
Bethlehem Steel
114
Canadian
*
50
10
,
common
new
100
90
Aug
Jun
57%
Jan
Certain-teed Products
10
63%
63%
65%
800
39%
Feb
65'A
Oct
Columbia Gas System Inc
*
Jan
Continental Motors
1
Jan
Curtiss-Wright
•
300
4
July
15% Aug
6
28 %
11%
13%
Oct
10'A
Jan
Oct
31%
Jan
Jan
24
Aug
31
22%
Feb
25% Mar
6%
Jun
10%
-
-
800
Oct
Mar
20
Apr
5% Aug
8
Jan
14
15%
9
.
Jun
19%
Jan
13
Sep
Oct
Jun
17%
4%
Feb
6%
5
Jun
14%
8
Jan
Oct
Jan
26%
July
30% July
Jan
35
22
Sep
9
Jun
12%
34
Jun
43 V8
Oct
Jun
13 %
Jan
22
Apr
28'A
Jan
10%
Jun
13%
Apr
19
Jun
24%
Aug
6%
Jan
13% July
21 Va
Jan
8%
4%
10
Oct
Sep
Mar
7
Jun
2%
Jan
36%
Feb
45
Oct
Jun
14%
Jan
May
8%
Sep
9%
5
4% Mar
Jun
27%
11%
Jun
32%
Oct
Oct
13%
Feb
8% July
20
Jan
64
49%
Jan
27% Aug
May
42 %
Jun
46
Sep
34
Jun
41%
Jan
20%
Jun
25%
20%
Jun
29%
ct
8ct
10%
Jun
16
Oct
10%
Jun
12
Oct
Jun
12%
Oct
16
Oct
9
9% July
Pacific
2%
Ry Co—
.
—
28% 26%
__25
1
13%
28
25%
Z8%
26 %
600
1,3°0
.
1,200
300
3%
Feb
7y#
Jun
10
25%
19%
86
Jun
Oct
10% July
14% Jan
Jun
.
35
Jan
Jun
26%
Jan
May
Jan
Sep
Jun
103%
33%
—
Jan
29
•
66%
45%
Jan
1,300
250
50
1,750
850
12
87
4%
1,000
16
11%
12'A
56%
20%
29%
16
—
53%
4%
4,200
28%
__
5
85%
19%
27%
45
41%
25'A
12
12%
•
1
Feb
26%
*
27
400
_1
Inc
Jun
200
5
Oct
Jan
Oct
6%
.?
Lines
9
Jun
Jan
Mar
Oct
61
4%
100
200
100
900
2
common
Alleghany Corp
12%
63
10%
12%
common
Bankshares
200
2'A
10%
•
capital
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg
2%
34%
10%
•
Carbon
common
17%
Oct
1,000
64
32%
64
2
common
&
34%
% Mar
9%
31%
62%
—25
La Salle St Corp
Carbide
Steel
9%
32%
5
2%
33%
Jan
Jun
12
650
10
5
25
common
stock
Thor Corp
12%
8
Tool
capital
56%
_*
11
__5
Corp common
Mach
Co
12%
8
Oct
Sep
24
Jan
25%
10%
—
23%
2%
(new)
Co
9%
5
1
♦
preferred
St
127/B
__
1
common
17%
2%
*
•
Aug
300
24
1
1%
100
33%
1
*
Works
11%
23%
42%
2%
5%
24
24
35
12%
43%
11'A
24%
24
35
12%
•
common
150
300
7%
Jun
1%
6%
6%
Apr
1
500
16
7
•
Lathe
6%
6V4
1
300
3
•
common
Convertible preferred
Central & S W common.
900
___25
54
—
200
14%
Dredging common
11%
—
12%
Spiegel Inc
12%
5
<
16%
11%
14%
1S%
Standard Oil of Ind capital
35
31%
54%
16%
12%
14%
6%
Standard
400
25%
25
10 '/a
9%
16
Oct
2%
24%
300
200
4,900
225
500
100
—
25
Jan
1%
600
10
Jan
Jun
150
7
25 %
25
7%
5
13%
24
1
22%
138%
'
7
150%
17% May
Jun
1,100
3,'jOO
12%
12%
__
__
1
common
Society Brand Clothes
34
5
28%
*%"
Sinclair Oil Corp
— —
Oct
10
capital
28%
Woodall
Carr-Consol
Co
27%
5
—„—
Berghoff Brewing Corp
&
Signode Steel Strap
2
3
Roebuck
Oct
1%
20
l
common
Aug
l'A
310
100
„
1
common
Car
20%
2%
10
10
common
(The)
Steel
46%
3
Bastian-Blessing Co common—
Co
Oct
.'-.7.w«
25
13'A
20
10
Jun
6%
59
11%
50
18%
21%
27%
Jun
25
class A
RR capital
37%
143% 144%
14%
Apr
47%
20
.
500
6%
Oct
100
100
21%
52
16
300
22%
10
27%
5
19
144 7/e
2%
10
•
46%
10%
11
4%
52
—
18%
__1
common
Sears
High
Sep
Oct
1,500
7,250
1,550
26%
2
common
45%
5
common
Washer
Car
18%
7
13
10%
lo
46%
*
common
Low
-
9% July
1% JWh
27%
common
common
Serrick Corp class B common
Shellmar Prod Corp common
100
common
American Tel & Tel Co capital
Range Since January 1
High
600
6%
10
Cooker
Packing common
St Louis Nat Stockyards capital
Schwitzer Cummins capital
for Week
Low
Par
Oct
13
2%
__
Sep
Jan
2%
*
Rath
Shares
Feb
8%
Jun
24
4%
♦
Bancorp common
Manufacturing common
Ontario Mfg Co common..
Peabody Coal Co common
5% prior preferred
Pressed
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
13
July
6%
% Mar
*
Oak
Chicago Stock Exchange
Friday
7
Jun
22%
2%
Northwest
43%
Pennsylvania
Sale Price
Oct
Feb
Jan
35%
52 %
Penn
stocks—
6%
8%
15%
21
4%
—
Sep
Feb
Jun
10
prior preferred
Mfg common
Jan
85
Jan
28%
xl4% July
19% Apr
1
Nachman Corp common
25
*
12.50
Inc—
Jan
.
10
Electric
11
Oct
4%
Jun
6%
10
28%
Jun
2%
450
600
__5
.
1,200
21
12
12
500
13
8%
8
22
__
400
7
20%
__
1
Hart Inc common vtc
25
12%
8%
1
common
Oct
10%
79
14
&
13
C%
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Printing Co common
Lincoln
18%
common
Jan
International
18%
Machinery
18%
Jan
—
Co..
Jun
56 %
—1
Shoe
13
23% July
Jun
$1
Rubber
Jan
40
Montgomery Ward & Co
Muskegon Mot Spec class A
8
Sep
30%
565
„
Jan
13
Feb
400
Harvester
53
24
3%
Modine
United
Apr
Oct
Jun
7"%
15
Oct
U
6
38
28%
Jan
—
20% Aug
9% Jan
3%
Apr
51%
45
22
Feb
14%
common
15
Oct
Mar
Jan
28%
Prod
5%
•
12%
30'%
12%
8% Mar
15%
1
Steel
19%
-5
169
40
Jun
19
Indiana
17%
—
100
1,500
100
Oct
Feb
Co
20%
7%
33%
Aug
Fruit
350
12
21
29%
...
•
Sep
14%
19%
7%
18
550
10%
__
Oct
Jan
750
38
38
15
17
12
11%
Oct
Jan
14%
20%
6% Aug
33%
Jun
8%
Jan
67% Oct
9% Jan
10% July
Jun
4 Va
United
11%
14%
24'A
23%
12%
35%
300
1,950
11%
100
common
81
85
15
274
1,200
36
33%
„
Jun
14%
..
Jun
33%
Oct
Jan
14%
Jun
6
*
29c
—
5%
Indianapolis Pr & Lr Co common,
205
_
65
Oct
46
;
Jun
10
Oct
'
42'A May
52
20%
25
common—
789
.
100
100
100
Indep Pneum Tool
2,940
*
44
13
5%
Oct
10%
93%
—*
14%
J«n
RR
18%
_—
6%
Jun
100
2,800
40%
Jun
67%
14%
5%
preferred
Jun
6%
5%
14%
49.17
Jan
18%
2nd
4
5%
1,250
3
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23
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Timken
7
157
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7
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Power
Electric
Radio
Jan
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11
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500
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Jan
8
23%. Octi
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350
65%
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35% May.
5% Jun
6%
28
190
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30,%
6%
61%
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533
6%
28%
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6%
63
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6%
10
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57
Jun
6%
25
100
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Jun
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12%
1,136
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20
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32
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.
10%; Oct
17%
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Cash
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16
46
539
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20
100
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;
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56 y2
19%
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General
54%
20
34%. Jant
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Oct
July
10%
Detroit
Rolling
Federated
13%. Jun
5
Detroit
Airlines
Dayton
450
56%
1
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Apr
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Columbia
14%
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28
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75c
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32
300
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300
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74%
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3
12
1
200
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Graham Paige Motors common
.
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Power
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11%
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10
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1
93
131
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100
382
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101
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93
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16%
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15%
Mar
—*
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Manischewitz
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18%
128
50
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Magnavox
30%
*
common—
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29%
3%
10
common
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25% Feb
50
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12
10
6%
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235
98%
6%
101
10
—
27%
6%
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_____—__.
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-
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&
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______
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26%
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v
Laundry Mach
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—
13
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1
19
16%
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—
4
—
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5
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2
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—
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—
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7%,
—
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12
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1,765
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2.50 Apr
15
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165
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125
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5
Bendix Home
Blue Diamond Corp_—
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5%
300
4% Apr
21
Jan
Jan
25c
Jun
75c
40
Jun
51%. Sep.
Oct
18%
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7
Apr
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34% Mar
10% Sep
2%
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1
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5
4,150
5%
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Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd com—25
33%
28%
33% ;
28%
30%
31J/a
High
r
Jan
10
Oct
—ii---15
v„
46%
46%
335
38%
Feb
46%
Oct
Borg-Warner Corp'tUn)
5
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240
46%
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53%
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Broadway Dept Store
Co (Un)
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12
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Budd
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24c
80
:
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13%
25
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Certain-teed Products Corp
1
Chrysler Corp
25
56%
.54%
56%
63
63
444
3%
Gas
Commercial
(Un).
a
Chollar
25
&
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Edison
of
consolidated
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Y
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28%
42«%
Oct
Southern
34%
Sep
Standard
Brands Inc
May
Oct
Standard
Jun
14%
56%
63'A
Oct
Standard Oil Co
Oil
Standard
5% Jan
Stone
of
Co
(Ind)
Co
(N
Webster
&
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19
Jan
Studebaker Corporation
19%
Jan
Sun ray
211
10
Jun
11%
Apr
17%
99
13%
Jun
17%
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Jan
26%
Apr
Sep
July
1.80
Apr
Texas
27 ya
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18
Oct
253
4,900
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25y8
95c
21% Mar
50 '
16
18
3,564
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7%
400
7% May
10%
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145
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6%
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17% May
12% Apr
4% %
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Textron
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Exeter Oil
5%
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8%
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Feb
12%
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17%
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Union
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7%
Sep
Union
Oil
7%
Jan
9%
23
Feb
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20 y4 Aug
Feb
69
Oct
17%
Oct
21%
11
13
13%
1,300
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18 V4
Oct
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13%
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10
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135
pet
Oct
39%
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41% Mar
45%
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66%
67%
1,425
52%
Jun
67%
Oct
15%
15%
15%
297
11%
Jan
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65%
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176
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78
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160
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118
118
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5
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12
9%
130
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160
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365
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120
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Pennsylvania
RR
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Oct
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150%
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2,265
15%
50
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Lehigh Valley RR—....—
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247
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29
13%
100
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partic preferred
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Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
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28%
*
c
6%
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28%
5
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Oct
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1,191
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435
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Vanadium
common
1.489
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1,365
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138
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31
32%
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COMMERCIAL
&
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FINANCIAL
(1729)
37
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Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)—12%
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May
July
34%
28'A
—
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1.65
28 Va
471
17%
39%
7'A
40%
18
62% Aug
Jun
28
210
39%
17%
Jun
21%
298
21% -
38%
,
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5'A
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42%
30
86
95
11%
1
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16% July
>
.
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9
28'A
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466
,
21 Va
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Indies Sugar
Jan
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common
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44
12
23
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343A
A"
1
5'A
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37%
80
2.10
Oct
Calif
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Sep
110
23"
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14% "14%
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18
680
A
f
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14%
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10
18%" 18%
2.00
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16% May
55
non-cum
Oct
6% Mar
5%
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&
of
Lines
%
10
265
-
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10
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•
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60%
3JA July
1
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53%
220
13
66
Apr
Co
41
250
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(Un)
49 Va
130
5.%
26
common
Preferred
343/4
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12
12%
5
68
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Jan
Jun
Feb
8%
26
(Un)
Oil
United Corp of Del
39%
100
6
1,055
17%
•
100
(Un)
Oct
1,«
13%
»
common
18%
39 %
38'A
Jan
37
—
4
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Jun
65%
*
common.
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a47 a47%
1,591
52 V4
8%
12%
2
(Un)
Ass'd
Transamerica
%
Jan
—25
Calif
Corp (Un)
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500
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4%
10% Mar
189
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Co
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1,835
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Oct
31
184
39%
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14%
Jun
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129
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147
Jun
8'A
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38%
10
57%
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Jan
47% Mar v
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Jan
3'/4
134
Sep
45
Apr
47% Aug
103
385
A.
18% A
18
.
1—5
24%
7
9%
Feb
135%
69
3%
9%
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Oct
65
19% May
a43V8 a45%
26%
Co
925
6
3%
„
Pacific Co
1,710
12%
89
—
(Un)—4
com
preferred 4.32%
convertible preferred
preferred 4.56%—
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Jan
Co
1,100
Jun
233
104 %
11%
15
—5
Pulp Co
Calif
Southern
Feb
12%
A 2.90 Oct
44 A July
jf>% Feb
—
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7%
100'A Jun
: 202
•
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a61%
4
9%
39
Jan
100% 101%
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(Un)
3%
17%
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54
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(Un)
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30%
•
28 Va
401
18%
•
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King
2.90
(Un—ua—5
Sep
Jun
20
65-
141% 141 Va
25
9%
27%
50
16%
16%
„
25
25
203/b
62%
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3%
1
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Jun
103% 103%
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55
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4.48%
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644
382
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11"11 %
28 Vb*
51%
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Oct
Mar
90
11%
Oct
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Apr
30%
—
29%
100
1
96
94
5
40
Apr
103 Va
1
102
113
100
,.:5
26
27?a
,
4
102
321
486
8%
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1,151
28%
Feb
Soundview
44%
28
Sep
Apr
Oct
57%
Jan
34
Jan
Oct
a
Oct
32%
Jan
327
95
55%
36%
Apr
30%
:
17%
29
a43%
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30
4,991
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24%
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57%
33
437
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20
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a44%
976
32
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87%
5
33
35%
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20
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32%
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50
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14'A
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19
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1
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8%
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8%
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30 %
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340
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1,090
100"
5
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12
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Jan
14'A
92%
8
400
__
15
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(Un)
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53/a
9%
12 %,
3%
4%
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4%
.
•
48
7%
9%
13%
1
:
250
—
Jun
27
Co
&
528
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common
see
Jun
11
7%
10
55
;.A
10
5%
*
540
4
—
Inc
Stores
Maurico
5%
5
13
(Un—•
A
W Fine Foods Inc
San
10%
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Pineapple Co
Apr
a64% a64%
_
31
1
class
Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co A
16%
Jan
1
common
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footnotes
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28 Va
—
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101
200
10
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15
.
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Oil
Sep
,
30
Mar
41c
31
21% r-
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Richfield
Sep
Corp common.,
Ry
Rheem
57% Jan
17%
com—5
„.
Ltd
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27 %
I
class A
preferred
North
Jan
29%
A
33
Oct
——31%
•
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Jan
8%
Jun
9
(Un)—
Co
34%
(Un)
143A July
28 %
23% May
14%
common
253/a
(Un)
common
&
2.10
Oct
Jun•:
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21% Mar
o
28% Aug
330
25
—
693
25
318
•
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common
Corp
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Jun
(Un)
Rayonier
27
8%
1,200
30%
Jan
21%
(Un)
com
17%
'
Tire
Orpheum
28%
67 %
(B
Ry
a'—A—A
575
23c
30%
„
10
(Un)
America
of
27
10
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Keith
28%
38%
Goodrich
Corn
17%
12%
22c
30%
20c
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Jan
2.65
4
•
•
12%
Sep
May
14 Va
13
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•
(Un)
S &
(Un)
Co
Co
Radio
Jan
Pulp & Timber
Co
Radio
Apr
14%
Oil
Pure
Safeway
1
1.40
-
19
60
30%
;
33%C
25
Oct
Inc
300
Jun
30
Co
Jan
54
Oct
Mar
10
37%
1
24%
10%
Jan
—■
:
•
18 Va
1
AA
Jan
11%
17JA
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167
42 %' A—535A
1.75
12%
Jun
60
13% July
100
23c
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Jun
8V4
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32 %
(Un)
lS'A
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58
Petroleum
Puget Sound
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50
9%
1.70
51
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—
14 'A
1.50
9%
1.25 July
145
i
17%
14
42
1.70
35%
Aeronautical Co common
•
Paint
Feb
Pictures
Ryan
240
17%
;
42
5
Companies common
Oct
55
17%
•
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
7%
Pioneer Gold Mines of B C (Un)—,—1
Oct
Jun
Paraffine
32%
180
100
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1
1.50
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—
•
25%
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1.50
—
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101
115
(Un)
(Un)_
Oct
16%
31
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12%
•
31
•
Preferred
series
31
(Un)
Oct
Jun
2B
A-
*
Y
21 Va
10
25
25
A—25
common
25
of N
Feb
3,480
25
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11%
17 Va
12%
BA,
Roos
11%
21%
12
10
Oct
*
21%
12 Va
1
(Un)
64
'
Oct
21 Va
v
*
43% Mar
&25
16%
—20
687
15%
Jun
B
63%
Works
Motors
class
62
a25
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Jan
9Vs
*
63%
15%
%
2,270
y—. 435
100
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a24% a24 Va
23
15%
16%
A
44%
a24%
57% Mar
15%
8
742
—
Jun
48
16
—
56%
A—2%
436
Feb
Jun
1
—
Republic Steel Corp
,
July
8
19% Mar
•
common
Republic Petroleum
5
23c
10%
(Un)
Sep
28%
July
6% May
937
(Un)
Jan
90c
Oct
15c
300
com
Co
343/e
50
34c
23
Airways
Motor
American
Fhiliips
Jan
—_
Packard
Pan
30 Va
837
Jan
Jun
14% '
common——100
Jun
4,365
Oct
2.10
22c
143A
10
55
(Un)
com
53%
25
Jun
Jun
1.35
22 %
>
100
56%
3%
common
Capwell
93A
36'A
&
Jun
1.80
37 % Aug
22
52'A
Tel
Tel
24
27%
33 JA May
—
Cement
(Un—
Seffvice common
27%
29 %
Apr
—
Portland
742
a
Apr
17%
105
25f,
Oct
17%
Feb
200
a39% a40'/8
37%
Jun
—'
(Un)
10
.
of Amer
de
4.50
54y
27%
Sep
May
20
Paciflc Public
29%
28%
100
Jan
27%
7%
600
Aggregates—
31%
1.70
25
(Un)_
523/a
Jun
Feb
a—
Oct
18
11%
7%
(Un)
28%
/
(Un)
For
6% July
5%
35
32 %
Jun
250
20e
—*
Jun
5%
18
10
Jan
430
:.V
10 r
14'A
14
Oct
2.25
Jun
28
390
;
;
Jan
5
class
Filters
30%
•
(Un)
Hawaiian
Oct
30
100
37'/a
9%
1.25 Mar
825
23
18c
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
SeD
52
1,636
35
53%
12%-
25
•
preferred
Paramount
Mar
45
f
•
*
Kleiser
Bros
24
Feb
44 Va May
50
common
Electric Co
Hale
Oct
Jan
(Un)
Corp
Oil
Greyhound
Jan
2.70
Jan
Foods Corn
Great
Jan
14'A
25%
General
4%
33%
Oct
22
General
Golden
Jun
6%
1.95 Mar
Jun
Ltd
Liquidating Corp
General
23%
a52%
a46%
32%
73A
Preferred
Oct
Jun
common
Bond & Share
General
4,159
2%
13%
Corp
&
700
500
—
Cons
Lighting Corp
preferred
Pacific
Oct
343/4 Mar
2% Aug
1,000
7
2.50
1.75
18c
Pacific
Jan
52
21%
Machinery & Chemical
Foster
30
6%
2.40
355
Jun
210
common
Bridge
(E
Emporium
FAR
29%
2.40
A'.g
Mar
42
•
Co
Kodak
Dorado
Electric
23^%
375
common
Dumbarton
Eureka
10
a23
Corp
Chemical Co
Pont
Apr
14%
——.
du
Jan
43/a
26'A
Co—-
Giorgio Fruit Corp
Eastman
10%
Apr
23
Doernbecher Mfg Co
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
El
Apr
Jun
9%
com
Amer
Curtiss-Wright
Dow
11%
8
2 %
150
preferred
Class
Jun
100
200
300
Preferred
Di
9
8%
a
(Del)
Natl
Steel
Jan
14%
Sys
Vultee
First
7%
9%
Co
Motors
Zellerbach
-(un
Pacific
4 '/a
r252%r252%
18% July
Oct
4
40
Jan
(Un)_10
common
1st preferred
red preferred
red
1st preferred
5%
Oct
a23
Edison
of
Oct
7
33c
8%
25
System
Continental Oil Co
Creameries
23%
com
Electric
&
1st
5%
Jun
*
Iron
Solvents
Consolidated
6%
14%
53,800
5%%
Jun
5
'
Continental
2nd
433
al0al0%
II
2%
Commonwealth
Crucible
5%
4%
22c
-a—™;———8'
—
Consolidated Edison
Crocker
3,445
12,800
Gas
Pac
Jan
765
22%
a39%
1
Pacific Finance Corp
Jan
May
17
37Va
•
Filters
Coast
13
16%
34c
(Un)
J55
Broadcast
Commercial
Cmwn
7
33c
5%
20% Mar
5
Oct
7%
fncific
9% Mar
8%
__
10
Oil
Co
Oct
23%
1
—
Sugar
Jan
47%
Jun
30c
Pacific American Fisheries common
ll3/8
102
14%
B
Columbia
a23
Jan
United
Onomea
Oct
2%
(Un)
(Un)
&
Aug
6%
33%
July
100
Ry
RR
Chemical Co
Columbia
Jun
87
52
America
Co
5
35
28 %
8
Chrysler Corp—..
Clorox
684
31c
5
common—
Ohio
150
7
5%
5
Railway
Paul
11%
1,922
8
Mining
&
St
5%
33c
15
(Un)
of
Eureka
Av
1
—_
Corp
33'%
8
Packing Corp
Celanese
Jan
10
Co
Tractor
Feb
343/4
a97 a99%
2
Preferred
& Co
37%
Jun
34%
Co—
Pacific
Jun
25%
52
I
California
(J It
223/4
32
*
Sullivan
Jackson
Canadian
125
Sep
34%
(Un)
Cement
Case
333
Jan
62%
.
55%
Jan
34c
common
United
Jun
Jun
6%
P10
(Un)
Oliver
1493/4
11
(Un)
Calaveras
Caterpillar
25%
25%
Jun
Edison
Oct
41%
39
1,300
Co
Co
16%
16%
200
(Un)
Co
Sep
15Va
145
190
(Un)
Products
Oil Co
Oil Co
238
Jan
1
Invest
Oliver
May
51
34%
(TJn)
Corp
&
90
5
Pi
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Hill
1,370
a
a
5
Eroadway Dept Store
Bunker
145
63%
al0%
-
Borg-Warner
138%
143%
5%
(Un)__
(Un)
Bishop Oil Co
Borden
Feb
a22%
13
Cons Mining
Bethlehem Steel
(Un)_.
Holdings Corp
Boeing Airplane Co
Apr
53%
100
Benguet
Blair
45%
Ohio
Ohio
16Vs
3
150
__
(Un)—___10
Oceanic
Jan
195
American
Amer
Oct
9
1
(Un)
American
43
Sep
4,800
:
400
10
(Un)
North
Jun
,
5Va
11'/a
Occidental Petroleum Corp cap_^___—l
Oct
Jan
160
RR
33 JA
43
V
32%
18
American Aviation
North
Jan
12%
14%
a63%
_100
common
Corp
22
Feb
6%
3
A
Jun
Jun
11%
...1
California
15
7%
II
— V2
Locomotive
(Un)
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
24
a28% a28%
—OP
Baldwin
Oct
10%
a
5
Bandini Petroleum
2%
Jun
866
32%
100
;
Oct
635
5
Imp Diesel Engine
Big Wedge Mining Co
Mfg Corp—
Atok
Avco
1%
Oct
12%
;
12%
(Un—*
(Un)
40
.
14%
II
•
Atlas Corp (Un)
'
al44%
!
:
20
(Un—„
Top & Santa
a2%
3%
Feb
a47% a49 %
a49%
(Un)
North
233/8 May
7%
12%
-50
—_
Feb
1, 2% Jan
13%
14
(Un)
203/4
750
18%
Inc
Fibres
Mining
209
43
a8
—
•
North
High
1,035
18%
II
•
•
(Un)
75
»
Park
Central
Y
Apr
45c
1.75
•
New
Low
Jan
11
Sep
237/8
__
1
&
Distillers
N
Range SInee lanuary1
10%
a2%
American Smelting <fe Refining (Un>~ •
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American
10
20
(Un)
San
Shares
High
21% a21 %
3%
3%
10
(Un)_»
(Un—
Light
Stan
a
10
(Un)
common
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Min
American Airlines Inc
American
Par
31%
Jun
23%
1
(Un)
Co
National
Jun
8
26c
a77/8
*
(Un)
Corp
Auto
26
300
al03A al0'/2
__
5
Natomas Co
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.
Sale Price
'
■
y
__
a7%
Machine—'
Oct
Sep
19% July
227
4%
16%
*
Cement pfd
National
Sales
1
Inc
Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
Exchange
Week's
...
5
1
Co
Morrison-Knudsen
Friday
43
;,A.A,
-7
B
2.90
35
34c
332
Cons
M
200
Aug
2% Mar
9%f
1,032
Robbins
&
29 %
11
34c
—1
Portland
Feb
49%
Mfg
M
Jun
7%
46 Va
class
Jun
32 Va
Feb
9Va
•
•
Navigation
&
29 Va
1.70
90
49%
Corp
Co
15,450
5
Feb
—2,975
-
45 »A
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& Frank
J
2.90
46
Co
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M
2.45
49%
(R H) common
&
8% Aug
2
•
Co
Menasco
75
52
5
Calculating
McKesson
Oct
a9%
a2'A
(Un)
Bancorporation
(Glenn L)
Martin
Jan
14%
8.75
Co
Marchant
66%
Feb
__
1
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1
Jun
10%
a35% a35%
9%
10%'
29 %
A
*
McNeill & Libby
s
42^4
704
Company
Corp
Land
County
Montgomery
stocks—
(Un)_»
(Un)—.—
60
14%
a2
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P2
Corp
Jun
a9%
9%
(Un)—*
com
Corp
Kansas Power & Light—
Monolith
San Francisco Stuck
Canada
rxiUcer-x-'razir
Matson
May
5
,
Jan
24 %
Tel
&
Co
Johns-Manville
Magna vox
13% July
19% Jun
20
of
Tel
Mining
High
3V8
968
2.50
.
20
Low
350
r
—
„33Vsc
Range Since Jftnvary 1
High
4%
—
(Un—I
Corp
Nickel
International
Lyons-Magnus
Jan
50
Mines
Co
Shares
14Ve
__
Exploration
International
1XL
Loew
Mar
14
Power
iiiuependent
for Week
4%
57%
14'/a
——x.—6%
Lockheed Aircraft
Sep
4%
Inc
Maryland
Idaho
*
—
(Un)—Ax-—A———1..
Hupp Corp
Libby
Juiv
21%
5
43
7% May
Mar
5
18
21%
__
•
common
29% Aug
23
20
17%
:
50c
common
Jan
Jun
10
24%
20
10
class A
19%
3,885
£
14%
25
,'.
8
29
;
■
14%
*
com_
(Un)
common
Electric
7%
29
—
,
u
Cement
Stix-Baer a Fuller
Wagner
7%
20
common
Sears Roebuck
13%
4
com
Oct
16
250
5
common
30
100
13%
Oct
80
4%
Jan
411
67%
60
9%
Oct
24% July
337
7%
common
Louis Public Service
St
46%
7%
9%
1
McQuay-Norris common
Midwest Piping & Supply
Kice-Stix
45%
common
LaCicae-Onrlsty common
North
46%
"
•
common
common
Missouri
25%
o0
Oct
21%
19% Oct
10
(Un)
24%
Foods
Hunt
4%
—12.50
Co
Car
Sales
Range
of Priced
'I—-' "■ low
——_1
(Un)
Corp
Motor
fciXctxxo
9
Sep
28% Mar
410
common
Jonnson-S & Shinkle
Laclede
Oct
175
24%
common
Knapp-Monarch
Oct
38%
12%
38%
100
Griesedieck-Western
Brewing
Hydraulic P Brick preferred
Key
12%
12
37%
24%
(new;
common
International Shoe
Jan
24%
.
General
Oct
150%
38%
_x
preferred
common
Lxcutxai
20
Jun
a
^ ri
Co
Oil
Hudson
High
Feb
138%
Oil
Houuxuiu
15
common
Industries
Clinton
19%
Holly
Range Sine* January 1
High
143% 145
144%
3
:
common
Mtg
20
100
Bldg & Eqpt common
Brown
Low
Par
Shares
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS—
for Week
Range <
Par
American
Exchange
Week's'
Last
Sale Price
i'"*; H
-
^
280
""100
Oct
Oct
July
7%
Apr
18% July
20 Va
Jan
5
*
38
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1730)
LISTED
CANADIAN
'
;
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, October 31, 1949
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 28
Friday
Montreal Stock
OmUIM
sf Prices
Sals Fries
Par
Abitlbi
Power
$1.50
&
12,794
20%
4,025
2314
23%
100
—'—
v
22
22%
25
42%
42
42%
Bralorne Mines Ltd
*
10%
10%
10%
1,000
Brazilian Trac Light & Power
British American Bank Note Co
•
19%
19
19%
8,373
Bell
A
Telephone
168
Aug
•
29
29
29
150
18
Jan
27
27%
1,742
100
103
103
103
317
Products
Light Heat & Power com.——*
preferred
—
—
Jan
49
Oct
63
Jan
34%
Jun
42%
Jan
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
17
2,010
12%
Jun
17
Oct
60
2,805
45 %
Jun
60%
95
Jun
98%
Oct
,10% Mar
12%
Oct
18
Oct
Oct
61
140
76
Sep
Mar
4%
Provincial
Sep
25c
Jun
26% Jan
945
17%
Jun
23
4,300
383/4
Jan
43%
Sep
*
16
60
58%
a98
a98
20
12
12%
800
*
17
17
18
457
•
9.40
9.35
St
21 %
Sep
9.60
14,010
9
9
60
4
May
10
Jan
a24
a24
11
17
May
25
Oct
Lawrence
-—1
Flour
Mills
77o
15%
pfd—100
15
a
13%
14
427
12
Jan
14%
Apr
1
26%
3,032
22
Feb
26%
Oct
Shawlnlgan Water 61 Power corn.——*
23%
263/4
485
24%
Apr
26%
Oct
100
100
100
15
97% Apr
101 %
Jan
3
Jan
143%
50
25a/4
26%
Columbia Elec Co 4aA% pfd_100
British
British Columbia forest Products
British
Columbia
Class
Power
•
Corp cl
^
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
class
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
class B—
A
A
23/4
2%
1,300
27%
28%
I,100
Feb
28%
Sep
3
3
250
2
Jun
3%
Sep
Simon
270
14
Jun
Jan
Simpsons
*
16
16
16
6
5%
6
24%
<
700
1
17
6
4% Aug
4%
1st preferred——_99
preferred
trust
(H)
Sons 57o
4%%
Ltd
Press
•
33%
33
34
II,185
May
Sep
35% Sep
Southam
Building Products
Southern
Canada
Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd
5
12
12
12
25
10%
Oct
16% May
Standard Chemical
Canada Cement common...™
$1.30 preferred
•
33
303/4
343/4
8,605
21%
Jun
343/4
—.20
29%
29
29%
770
27
Jun
30
133/4
150
133/4
Oct
16
Apr
Apr
49
9
5
140
1,643
Jun
Oct
15%
Oct
Feb
703/4
145
Mar
Sep
86
Jan
50
2,835
25
23%
47%
175
143%
83%
9.65
Feb
2,847
22%
Jun
25%
Oct
960
453/»
Jun
48 %
Jan
25
Jan
48%
21
21,
363/4
370
15
Oct
50
Jun
July
21%
21
22
1,474
*
203/4
20%
203/4
295
16
Feb
a99
a99
20
100
Feb
100
Feb
98%
99
170
Jun
99
Oct
100
-——.100
pfd
pfd
94%
Oct
22
15% Mar
20%
Oct
Feb
133/4
15%
a
5.90
—*
certificates
&
82
•
com
Sicks Breweries common
Voting
83
50
Sherwin Williams of Canada
2%
"
*
,
2% Aug
Series
27%
A—•
B
Jan
Oct
*
26%
14
16
Sep
———49
—
Corp common
1st preferred
2nd preferred
26%
•
330
•
—
Royalite Oil Ltd
10% Aug
Mar
8
16%
•
Quebec Power
Jan
17% May
•
46
100
——__—4
Transport
45%
Oct
10c
21
43
preferred
•
._*
—
Oct
55%
Co..
25
Preferred
Oct
30
common
3t Lawrence Paper
2nd preferred
British American Oil common
Oct
27%
103
Apr
37
Sep
Apr
29
20% Jan
101
Oct
173'/a
Oct
Ltd
River
St Lawrence
Paper class
100
133/4
Oct
22%
&
170
666
7%
•
Power
170
57
123/4
2,111
Bathurst
170
Feb
41
Jun
#ii-
24
55%
53/8
10c....
Feb
40%
8,375
24%
20
41
Oct
10c
1,075
55%
Jan
23%
24
45%
26%
24%
23%
——Z—*
613/4
*
23 %
_r.__—...•
Jun
——>—
...
•
common.
.4_—44—_*
Jan
a77
65
Powell
41
a74
May
Penmans
25%
1,450
a77
49
Page-Hersey Tubes
665
3,745
100
2,997
Oct
"
preferred
65
Jan
54%
77/8
23
6144
Jan
26%
7%
Jun
64%
9
12%
7%
20
*
24%
Apr
26%
..,
High
30
103%
8
53%
25
•
Warrants
57c
54
i
pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos Corp
Ottawa
Oct
13%
—
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
4% %
Oct
203/4
Low
22
Jun
19%
340
13%
20
Jun
Range Since January 1
High
22
—100
Mills
Steel
Low
22
—
preferred
Ontario
Shares
*
Ltd
Mines
Flour
for Week
99% July
45
:
9
9
7%
High
93/4 May
16
475
103 103%
103
common
new
Aluminium Ltd
'20
2014
19'/*
Ogilvie
Bangs Sines January 1
High
23%
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A
Algoma Steel
;'i
Noranda
LOU
20 %
19%
_20
..—..
5%
preferred
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Shares
Lou
Paper common..
preferred
Sales
for Week
Sales
Range
of Prices
P Par
Niagara Wire Weaving
Week's
Range
Last
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Finds
Friday
STOCKS—
STOCKS—
Exchange
27
Steel Co
Canada Iron Foundries 6%
Canada Northern
pfd——10
Power
Corp
•
Safeway Ltd 4'A% pfd___100
Steamship common
_*
Canada
Canada
10
14
preferred
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Bronze
50
*
common
34%
8%
11
Sep
98% July
Tucket't
Jun
12
Jun'
15%
United
33
Jun
37% Feb
Viau
Sep
Twin
-
Canadian
Class
24
Oct
19
July
21
'Oct
Walker
Gooderham
33
100
Feb
105
Jan
Weston
(George)
11%
11%
12%
2,640
Jan
15
15%
135
24%
23%
24%
2,924
39
39
39%
115
-.—.25
23
22%
23%
695
20
May
Converters
class A
8%
8%
75
8
Jun
10
pfd
20
"
Canadian
Cottons
6%
Class
i
5 To
Zellers
23%
Oct
6 To
13
Feb
Oct
133/4
Feb
27%
Feb
Jan
8
11% Jan
May
505
24
Jun
36%
Jan
Nova
275
12
July
15%
Oct
15%
16%
16,652
Jun
17%
Sep
A
14/
9%
9
299
14%
1,250
11
May
14%
1,854
81
Jun
122%
25
45
20
Feb
30
Jun
10
36
40
35
Jan
38
25
21% Aug
23
14%.
15%
13%
Oct
33
33%
3,055
24
Jun
33%
Oct
24
24%
700
21
Apr
25
Apr
18%
18%
200
17% July
19
Jan
34%
353%
15%
19%
1,640
14%
Jun
19%
500
31%
Jan
40%
35%
19
395
16
Jun
21
Feb
97%
Jun
100
39
Feb
48
28%
28%
210
27%
Apr
28%
100 100%
20 3/4
25%
203/4
—10
19
18%
•
29
28%
29
795
22% Jun
29
46
505
353/4
46
common
•
preferred
20
35%
35%
6c Coal class B
25
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
16%
'
163/4
Dominion Steel
Red
Dominion
7%
Textile
preferred
10%
10%
10%
100
20%
260
193/4 Mar
21
Oct
25
253/4
2,490
22%
Feb
25:%
Oct
32
25
28%
Feb.
32
Oct
28 %
2,396
25
Jun
28%
Oct
34
27
38
660
Mar
38
Oct
,27
28
2,441
243/4
Jun
28
Oct
39%
393/4
25
35%
Feb
39%
Oct
10
Canadian
Feb
35%
13%
Jun
•' 173/4
Oct
Jan
"
Acme
15,867
Steels
Fabrics
Jan
Bathurst
H)
4.16%
Famous Players Canada
Co
Fraser
of
preferred
Aug
E>elding-CorticelJi
95
Mar
Belgium Glove & Hosiery of Can com.*
16
17
50
11%
al.85
al.85
25
16
16%
150
13%
Jun
14
14%
207
113/4
Feb
143/4
pfd__-.__.25
19%
19%
80
19
Feb
20
*
_*
20
Corp
16%
•
25%
Jun
1.00 Mar
-
Jan
2.50
Oct
•
17
Jan
Sep
July
Tire
& Millen Ltd class A_——
4%
595
Oct
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd.
104% 104%
20
100%
Jun
106
Feb
Canada & Dominion Sugar.
20
108% July
110
110
Jan
Canada
Malting
163/4
330
13
Jun
17%
Sep
Canada
Packers
240
99%
Jun
103%
Oct
*
11%
Jan
Jan
10%
Acceptance Corp common
8
Jun
Canadian
Gen
27
Mar
33%
Bronze
42
Aug
<47%
Oct
Canadian
Industries
5 To
Service
1,000
183A
•
48%
100
42%
20
20
200
15
Jun
20
Oct
23
23
35%
100
20
Aug
28%
Jan
75
30
Mar
35%
*
Ltd.—*
Co
Ltd
Investments
Jun
9
Feb
225
Oct
230
Jun
*
*
common—
133/b Mar
15
Oct
Canadian
Pr
425
243%
Jan
26
200
6%
Jan
Oct
7%
5To
Canadian
10
97
Jan
98
Sep
Canadian
y5,: 27
27%
490/
25
Aug
27%
Oct
Cassidy's
103
2
Catelli
103
6
6
6%
103
125
Oct
4%
120
Jun
Jan
83/4
Jan
&
Paper Inv common—*
*
*
preferred
Jun
Silk
Vickers
Claude
33
32%
33%
2,365
29
Jun
36
70%
69%
71%
8,592
44
Jun
713/4
9%
10
2,214
7
Jun
12%
Jan
48
49
110
Jan
17%
17
18
1,520
43
Aug
13% May
11% Mar
593/4
.5
18
Oct
*
A
1
Consolidated
.
Jan
/.Preferred
1
Commercial
80
15% Mar
17%
1,515
19% Mar
23
24
1.85
1.10
al0%
a22
80%
24
1.95
1.50
all
a22
23
Sep
33%
Jan
Jun
2.00
Jan
—
81
3%
3%
56
11
56
12
40
a2%
40
a2%
20c
20c
—
—
;—
—
82
3%
28
1,515
113
69
10
1.15
2.00
1.10
Oct
9
Jun
11
Jun
24
197/s
Jan
Oct
Jan
Jan
Feb
300
62
Jun
89
Oct
2,600
3
Aug
4
Apr
66
47
May
56
Oct
10
July
12
Feb
30
Feb
42
Oct
367
26
20
a—
a__
—
235
20c
1.00 Sep
Sep
iQTo
—
31
31
120
31
Oct
40
Sep
3
3
3%
600
2
Sep
6
Jan
—5
4%
4%
10%
19%
25
4
% Aug
400
73/4
14,082
13%
Jun
19%
Oct
8%
300
8
July
12%
Jan
25
18
.Tan
19
Feb
6
Feb
-
Ltd
0
—
*
18%
8%
8%
—
*
A—50
—
18 ' 18
6%
6%
—
a30
a30
20
11
9%
11
290
8
Apr
'11
Oct
Feb
48
Jan
40%
Oct
12
12%
75
13
Apr
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
20
20
20
120
19
Jun
23
Jan
Consolidated
27%
27%
326
22%
Jun
29
Jan
16%
Feb
19%
18
18%
220
11
*
9%
11
25
7%
*
7%
50
10% Aug
7% Jan
9%
*
*
525 V.
7%
200
6
16%
16%
"■125
a93
16%
100
9%
7%
a93
23%
22
15%
Oil
14%
Mitchell (Robert)
Molson Breweries Ltd
*
*
Montreal
Trapiways....___._...100
Morgan (H) & Co Ltd 4%%
;pfd„100
17
Breweries common—
*
77a preferred
__.__._25
National Drug & Chemical
common—5
*
45%
20%
Feb
100%
Jun
5
21%
Feb
a22
39%
a
40
1,132
42%
a43
40
8
8
295
all
5
20%
1,770
20
<
,
27
Jun
Mar
45%
21%
Oct
9,995
40
1013/4
23
Fanny
Aircraft
Farmer
Federal Grain
6%%
red
preferred
^
Jan
Freiman
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com
Manufacturing
Motor
Ltd
Oct
Aug
Halifax
6
Feb
8
Jan
Hayes Steel
0/»t
Hotel
Jan
Co
(A
Ltd
Canada
of
J)
Insurance
de
1
class
common
10
Sep
13%
Jan
13%
Jun
20%
Jan
7%
Jan
10
A
*
*
5%
5%
200
5
Aug
1.20
1.25
255
60c
Apr
38 %
38%
25
I 10
11%
1.585
25
31
Ltd
LaSalle "Inc
International Nickel 7To
38%
Oct
12%
July
Oct
128
July
Oct
120
1.55
120
1.40
120
1.55
2.500
1.25
Jun
25%
24 %
25%
1,520
203/4
Feb
9
! 13
9
13
25
9
Oct
9
Oct
Jun
16
Jan
12%
Oct
—
.y
*
—
215
9%
12%
12%
123/4
150
*
32
30 %
323/4
800
14
14
50
7%
325
2%
26
8% May
*
pfd
1.55 Aug
5% May
99
10
Co
Products
—
--100
*
Ford
41
23%
Inc
—
1.20
*
Shops
class A
Fleet
43
Jun
Candy
Co
Sep
Jan
16%
*
—5
Ltd
Jan
40
113/,
Ltd
Products
Steel
34 3A Mar
10% May
125
274
16%
Fairchild
10
10
16%
10
—
Eastern
565
36 Va July
*
Oct
19%
42
*
Oct
33
100
325
Donnacona
15%
Feb
Feb
31% Mar
29% Mar
40
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds
24
Jun
7%
Aug
45
Jan
Paper Co Ltd
25
12
Jun
45
—
40
Jan
20
203A
*
Co Ltd.*
193,4
17
570
Ltd
95
15%
Jan
Works
39"%
10
10% May
all
——
Oilcloth & Linoleum
813
33
39%
——.5
Engineering
Dominion
14,939
a22
a43
Dominion
Oct
17,601
101% 101%
-*
National
Jan
20
32
'
101%
%
24
23%
—*
7%
9
July
15%
Aug
class
_i
B
44
45%
*
Limitee
Frere
&
Class
19
20
Montreal
Jun
Mills
—
David
May
Textile
preferred
(R L) Ltd
Crain
Feb,
8
14% July
91% July
10'
Jan
15-
Jan
com_„—*
Canada
12%
*
7%
4%
10%
18%
*
5%
,v
20
preferred ^..1
Bakeries of
*
17
23
common—•
100
Alcohols
com.....*
42.
—
1.85
1.10
al0%
—
..—
see page
17
22
—
22
Oct
93/4
common—*
class
Adv
2
Ltd——*
1
Co
Ltd
;i
B
—*
Co
common
Products
Gen
A
common.,
Lumber
Westinghouse
Limited
Neon
Class
Ltd
Westerir
Food
class
Products
common
Preferred
Oct
5
10
15
a99
National Steel Car Corp
Jan
100
26
a99
...
50
6%
7%
Canadian
Co
Feb
225
7
Canadian
Locomotive
Jan
6%
14%
25%
Oct
:
23
225
14%
Jun
common
Jun
—
Light & Power Company.100
Marconi Company
1
273/4
Ltd
12% Mar
Jun
9
225
Canadian
86
—
35
—
1.50
*
Canadian
'ZZ*
II15
—
105
50
common
Oct
7%
footnotes,
200
10%
22%
48%
Jan
Jan
(John A)—
Corp Ltd
preferred
For
1.50
10
22
48%
56 3/4
....
Jan
1.50
•203/4
*•
4
Oct
Apr
1.50
Feb
103
__
22%
Jun
B
Murphy Paint
Jan
16%
Ltd
Massey-Harris
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
103
38%
1__———.—*
(John)
Mailman
-4
Jun
2,777
Feb
...
.Class
May
21,032
1,640
19%
MacKinnon Struct Steel common.
MacMlllan Export class A
.
Oct
2
71
47%
83 %
common
Woods
Lang & Sons Ltd
135
125
203/4
90
Utilities Corp
Bros
Oct
2,585
International
Lewis
12
85
Power
Public
35
4.725
94
19%
25
160
136
46%
pfd____— .100
5% Mar
Oct
60
27%
preferred
Feb
Jan
*
Electric Ltd__
5,265
I'K 1,350
85
International
the
Dock
Products
46
27%
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper common..._
International Petroleum Co Ltd..
of
Food
General
—_100
Intercolonial Coal 8%
Labatt Limited
Canadian
___..____100
preferred
1.15
33/8
47
273/4
Oct
93
203/4
•
25c
135
•
-■.AV4% preferred
3,800
3V8
Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd....*
33%
...
Lake
Canadian
&
Canadian
12
30c
.—1
Co Ltd—
Ltd class B
Dredge
32%
33
25c
Jan
2% Aug
94
*
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
4% preferred
25
6% preferred
_£l
Jamaica
•J
Canadian
45%
•
50
Aug
3%
*
110
17
2
1
Burnett Ltd
16%
52%
300
100
Company
Preferred
103% 103%
14% May
2%
Oct
1,090
503/4 May
2%
__
17%
Jan
a97
1
Sep
May
11
July
16
170
Mar
8
30
Jan
17%
1,100
160
100
6a
a97
a52
23
9
16
16
17%
163/4
T70
9
16
12 %
17%
a52
170
9
Apr
Pulp & Paper pfd_100
16%
Jun
Jun
common.—
16 %
33/4
10
Brown
•
50
13
British Columbia
1927___50
5%
50
Sep
•
Jan
5%
5%. Feb
6% Jan
uOO
Jan
100
Jan
12%
Oct
1,469
15 3/4
Jan
18
Sep
3%
12
30
104%
Aug
73/a
50
16
Jun
Jan
450
1,660
6%
Jan
17%
15
7%
a3%
15
7%
16
__
•
Mar
6%
13%
98%
14
15
Aug
11%
19
28%
7
15%
24
Apr
__
High
Low
50
12
340
Apr
__
8
16
540
July
Range Since January 1
fligh
a3%
__
73/4
*
i.«
30
16
8
Columbia Packers Ltd class A—9
15%
97
Low
8
Brewers & Distillers of Vancouver Ltd_5
Brit
24%
10;
Shares
30c
29%
15%
for Week
*
Brand
233/4
100
;
Bridge
International
*
—
30
100
Smith Paper common
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting
conv
20
233/4
100
.
$2
5%
.—100
•
•
;
Howard
5%
pfd
preferred 1——
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
5To
•
Canada
pfd inc
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Indust
77c
170
5%% preferred
General Steel Wares common
5%
preferred
Oil
*
Jan
preferred
Imperial
class B
Co
July
169%
90
Gatineau Power common..——*
Hamilton
*
88
common
Goodyear
Paper
B__
class
165
—
Foundation
5%
&
Pr
Class B
4%%
5
•
Products
10
a
100
Corp
Co
•
Ltd
Atlas
Auto
12
Par
Anglo-Nfld Develbpment Co Ltd.;
22
Bale*
Range
of Prices
~
Works Ltd
Glove
26% Mar
Aug
Week's
Last
Sale Prioe
193/4
Aug
Apr
10% Sep
,
Funds
Friday
STOCKS—
25
170
Oct
373/4
*90
a
Oct
38
al70
pfd
Oct
"
27
1
4%%
Apr
100%
Muitreal Curb Market
21
145
*
Feb
31
80
21%
Kootenay Power
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
(T
2,706
22
21
East
Estabrooks
17%
22
;
Paper
Paper
Electrolux
125
21
common
Donnacona
Dryden
35%
—23'/a
preferred
v
32
Oct
Glass
7%
4,339
27
...
Oct
45
Dominion
Steel
1
„.10
4
Feb
25
&
Jan
37
27
'65
48
—
Scotia
Oct
19
39%
preferred
16%
47
Oct
40
19%
39%
Coal
885
.
Oct
•
Foundries
Oct
Oct
28
Jan
•
Dominion
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
Jun
Dominion
Dominion
7%
24%
10
.Apr
21%
7%
Distillers Seagrams
Bridge
24
Jan
8?a
Jun
5%
a28% a28%
-10
Jan
24%
9
5%
2,732
8%
Feb
170
Jun
158
65
7%
Oct
16%
13 % Aug
32
170
8%
75
Feb
9
13%
100% 103%
25
170
6%
•7%
——10
—.
Toronto
11%
36
class
13%
*
Royal
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Ltd
14
Sep
Oct
91
Jun
10
29
15%
21%
•
_——
80
90%
78 % Mar
390
—25
Montreal
28
102%
935
91
—♦
common
common.
Imperial
14%
5
90%
89%
*
Commerce
113/4
•9
*
89
91
•
Canadienne
Oct
Jun
16 %
90
9%
Banks—
8J/e
285
20
*
Worts.."—.
preferred
25%
10%
Oct
—100
Limited
335
10
20
Jun
8%
——
&
preferred
1,035
3
Sep
Jun
5
100
common
Winnipeg Electric
15%
—20
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers Glass
Co
Oct
Oct
10
28%
25
Cockshutt Plow
Leather
24%
39%
10%
To
•
-•
Canadian Pacific Railway
Davis
Jun
26%
—*
Cardy Corp class A
Jun
19
25%
26%
"*
*
Locomotive
com
13
34% July
10
25
B
Canadian Oil Companies
-'Jan
20%
17
•
10
pfd
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A—_
Canadian
17
Feb
790
3,100
—9
—•
Wilsils Ltd
14%
Jun
.*
B
preferred
common
605
20
...
preferred —i
Series
Biscuit
6,850
25
——
$1.75
7 7o
Corp
24
9%
17
20
8%
-ur_—
Steel
105
•
Canadian Celanese common.....
Tobacco
City
23%
Jun
105
19
-*
105
18%
20
7%
•
;
23%
v
105
20
7%
25
common
1
Wabasso Cotton
968
'
100
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Class A
Canada
96%
1,271
'
common—
23%
24
—•
5% preferred
$1
34
*
•
•
Power
Thrift Stores Ltd
'
5 i«
of
preferred
5
14%
34
77c
59
10%
10
a98 % a98 %
14%
Oct
Co—
—
5
—
*
30%
Oct
32%
Oct
14
6% Aug
■>.
Jan
Jan
Oct
15% Sep
7%
Feb
-
Volume 170
Number 4851
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
VFriday
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:
Week's
Last
Par
International Paints
Journal Publishing
Lambert
Loblaw
(Can)
class
A——
Co
Ltd
class
-x&
•
*
Ltd^GVi'/o
Maxwell
Ltd
——
Melchers
Mica
Distilleries
Canada
ot
Minnesota
Moore
&
Corporation
Mount Royal
Scotia
6'r
b%
Lt
Lt
&
&
Pr
Co
Co
(Canl
Union
V- Class
United
23
/a
Aug
I
17%
17%
200
60
all0% all0%
-
5%
5
—
a26
a26
8
15%
15%
16
100
109%
U0
80
53'
53
53
22 %
22 %
12
16%
10%
10%
117
43c
43c
44c
12%
200.
15c
20c
1,600
13%
13%
175
—
•
A
*
:
*
B——
*
327/8
»
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32%
a25
a25
23%:
—
13 %
./
31c
40c
51c
53c
5,000
28c
26c
29c
19,000
5%c
7c
8,500
-
4c,
;
Cadillac
39c
Jan
1%C.
1J'4C
o^aC^i«
3 %c
iir
Jan
7c
Mar
* °
Feb
Ming
Co
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1.02
Ltd
—
Lake
Labrador
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Wasa
Lingsid* Gold
Co
_28,000
42c
Louvicourt
5c
Ltd
2%c
500
2c
Oct
2%c
—
5%c
1,000
1.95
1,000
6c
-
11%
Mines
Norseman
Mines
Gold
Cadallic
Standard Gold
Steep Rock
Sullivan
Cons
Sylvanite
*
2.80
1
72c
3.25
;
v?
1-50
1.50
100
5c
5c
1,500
4c
19c
22c
17,600
17c
3c
3c
1.^500
2c
July
2c
2'Ac
35,500
--.-4
Ac.May
L45
Oct
1
30%c
1.
2.68
Mar
p
56c
.-1
15c
1
,
.2,000
3,105
35c
72c
76c
60c
10%c
15c
?
,
P
t
Jan
-
>
Light
3.65
-1
3.65
800
lie
1,000
1,500
9c
4 75
27c
2,500
8.25
22,32o
42c
„
4%«
43c
4,000
4%c
6c
34,000
50C
Ventures"Ltd;ii::;;i—-II
1.43
1.42
J-22-
I:" Ml
Oil
Omnitrans
Parific
Oils
Ltd
13'/.
Petroleums
15c
15,100
5.00
18c
14% May
Sep
July
43%
Feb
Jan
.Vv
May
9.15
Oct
36c
Sep
3%c May *;.'
16c
Jan
46
54
Sep
Jun
25c
10%c May
^
31,238
11c
May
76c
Oct
11,000
8c
May
22c
Sep
3c
•
25c
3c
1,000
2c
Jun
5%c
Jan
30c
8,412
25c
Sep
45c
10
10%
1,002
10%
Apr
Sep
1.25
Jan
25c
30c
16,820
9
9
25
26%
10
com-"
19%
19
19%
9,810
8.25 Mar
25c
8'/2
Oct
Feb
9%
25
Feb
26'%
Sep
17%
Jun
21%
Sep
Sep
15
16%
1,330
2,000
4,600
22
Mar
26
26%
4,095
24
July
90%
90 y2
145
86
July
90%
Oct
100%
101%;
120
97
May
101%
Jan
Aug
3
Jan
pfd
Products.
2%
2%
1,975
3c
2%
7%c May
Jun
26%
26%
class A_.
10%
6'/2
800
class A—
27%
28%
1,134
25
Jun
28%
3%
525
2
Jun
3%
23%c27%C
63,000
18c
May
38,538
30c
Jun
55c
51c
56c
15%
385
37c
63c
Oct
Sep
Feb
Oct
17
Jan
10c.'. Jun
25c
Sep
2.15
2,900
1.60
Jun
%c
6.000
8c
Jun
8,900
5c
14 y2
13%
-14%
27
27
.2,070
%....
45
27
3.05
Jan
20c
Feb
May
9%c
Jan
May
35%
Sep
12% July
14%
Oct
24
Aug
29%
Jan
12 y2
Jun
17%
Feb
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
•
16%
125
7%
7%
30
32
32
25
6.95
8.25
58,421
29% July
3.75 Jun
5 VbC
6%c
26,955
4%c
Jun
30c
Aug
9%c Aug
54c
Jan
Jan
3.75 Mar
16 y2.
-
preferred—
& Edmonton
Flin
July
14% July
2.00
A
Flon
41c
Calmont Oils
32
Oct
8.25
Oct
44c
12,400
3.05
3.35
5,100
3
3
100
103
103
103
no
84
Aug
103
Oct
34
30%
35
3,939
22
Jun
35
Oct
Feb
Campbell Red Lake
—
preferred
Cement common
—._.
2% July
3%
Sep
29
29%
125
27
Jun
30
10%
11
320
10
Aug
11
Oct
48
48
49
490
43
-Jun
50
Jan
11
Sep
29
class
2.70
11
Preferred
A——
Northern
Canada
Canada
Class
Jan
5.30 Jan
Jug
J
36/« n^t
8.25 Oct
43c May
12c
Jan
3,300
89V4C Feb
?2c lep
Permanent
Jan
13%
8c
Jun
14c
700
1.20
/ 5%c
5%c
6c
7,500
3%c
Jun
3.45
3.15
3.55
16,425
2.10
rCD
16Kc
130
20%
3,680
195
195
37
14
193
34
34%
175
33%
Jun
37%
30
30
90
24%
Jan
31
Aug
8
Jun
100
common
Cable class
B
29
Jun
Jun
14% July
187% Mar
12
Jun
34
20%
195
15 %
Oct
Oct
Oct
Sep
Sep
7%
7%
145
5%
25%
25
25%
2.745
22%
Feb
25%
Oct
24
23%
24
4,953
19
Jun
24
Oct
20
7 %
Apr
■
Canadian
Canners
preferred
Conv
———
201/4
22%
20
.
20%
2,750
13%
Jan
21
Oct
22%
23
595
22i/4
Oct
25
Mar
20
20%
552
13%
Jun
20 %
11%
common.
preferred
12%
725
9%
Oct
Feb
*
&
Canadian Bank of Commerce-
Jan
2.04
8%
34
19%
34
Wire
Canadian Breweries
Jan
10c
14,425
11.000
8.50
10c
2.00
Mortgage
Preferred
1st
—'
165
33%
14
A
10%
34
Power
class
Canadian Bakeries
i^oct
10 '/2
10 %
20
Packers
B
Canada SS Lines
Canada
-C 2.O0May
1;ISS
—
—
—
-
Ltd
page
42.
*
—
A
^
7c
31,000
500
9,/!S,"fJun
10 Ac Jun
Car common
15%
Class A
15
15%
440
24%
23 3 4
24%
1,985
39%
39%
55
23
23
75
21%
23%
550
«
ep
AA
16'/;cn%c
ll'Acll.^c
Canadian
25c22cAprJan
Canadian
Celanese
Preferred
New
preferred
Canadian
common—
—--—-—»—
Dredge
—
23
*
Jan
7
200
9 % c 10
'■—
:
class
13
Jun
5% May
69,300
475
Co
Oct
17
34
B
10
Oct
21c 24%c
24c
—
—
12 %
33%
&
Oct
3%c
26%
33%
Class
16%
3%c
25%
Building Products
Burlington Steel
Burns
13% July
3%c
26%
6c
4 '/2 %
Sen
Sep
2.00
—
.
May
64c
17c
28c
28c
2.00
Malting
SS 'SS
10c
14c
.5c
Foils
Jun
4%c Oct
Feb
12
38%
1
1.06 May
Jan
•
Ltd
Ltd--—
see
12%
30c
Jhn
Ju!ly
Jan
6
60c
23 %c
Canada Eread common
•
oritd
footnotes
12%
3 85
Jan
23
15 %c
15%
1st
„„„--90c
Ltd—
Exploration
Brazeau
For
•
Co
-
Petroleums
Pan Wesurn
South
Ltd
Co
Oils
l.'so?:
2 90
20c
65c
jun
3% July
14 %c
A
jUn
2,000
GccnS r,01eums Ltd common-—:
Pocalta
6,000
Jun
17%
100
26%
1
..
British Dominion Oil & Dev
Corp—26c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
* ~
7.20
7.00
20c
920
5y2
5%c
Canada
4.40
17,500
22%
26%
Oil
class
Oil Stocks—
4.60
30c
22
Lake
Canada
9c
36c
.
Sep
26c
15%
Packers
Canadian
Canada
4 75
4 75
,^t
65c
5'/2
"
common-—
Forest
Linen
J-90Au
8 Ac Jun
9,100
3%
2.55 Oct
73c
1.25 May
9c
,11c
3.65
Oct
70c
6
Canada
9c
-
39%
68c
—
1-34 May
Aug
Oct
Jan
101
Caldwell
206,400
Be
38
35 y2
26'%
Burrard
2.25 Oct
74c
^
34 y2 July
1,911
61c
*
—
& Pwr
Electric
Red
^
« = /;
1,770
68c
15 Vz c
—
Oil
Oct
7c
lKV,c
AJr-i-s
38
39%
28c
Ankerlte
Buffalo
Sep
1-35 JUn
Jan
IfW
51c 7HAC
New
A—
Lake
Buffalo
Jan
M|y
37
38'A
22%
t>rouian
Porcupine
Bruck Mills class A
98c
1-30
54c
Home
Oct
38
Distillers
Dominion
42c
1.35
1
Okalta
Jan
28 %
1
common
Columbia Power
M^r
5.100
n'StaOiSltd0
Jan
11c
Jun
18c
25
Columbia
4JC.J.U"
6,100
Gaspe OH
27c
Jun
25
preferred
May
7o,025
1
Jun
4V2c
—j.—1
class
Columbia
Callinan
2.55
1
British
Calgary
2.25
•
14c
5,400
2,355
I'l*
Cordage
&
Oct
1.90
11,500
.
3,200
7c
28 %
———--*
Brazilian Traction
SeD
2.23
Feb
27
1
Millen
&
53c
2.50
5%
Oct
Feb
ey-c
1
—
—
don
.2.05
"-*3%
5%
17 %c
50
Mines
Buffadison Gold
8c
oc
1
"
27
60
20c
14,500
Jun
18c
10,712
25c
27,436
1.81
100
53
Gold
Corp preferred——
Buffalo
67c
/
„1-25
2,500
50c
1-30
3%
5%c
35c
-
1
-i
Feb
53
British
Miu
«Va
il l iH.™
30%c
;
Ltd-——_*
10
3.00
6%c
Class B
2.50 Sep
L
1
2ch,
20
53c
5% J my
5%c
Class B
1
Jun
1.08 May
12c
2.40
52c
50
5y8c
British
.*
-if
Oct
6 %
1
Kirkland
Ribbon
British Columbia
Jan
3.
Jun
3c
2.49;
8
4,600
British
232 Jan
Jlc
132 Jun
900
6,100
19c
—1
May
1,000
Brewers
1.17 Sep
Apr
5,000
9c
7
10c
•
.
Jan
^
13
Jun
11c
18%
100
27c
Preferred
J5c Jan
l-OO^Jun
18c
2.15
__
8
9.15
Brand
6/2C Jan
8.50 Jun
400
2.67;. 2.80
—
Oct
27c
Lrantford
Oct
70c
Jan
2.00
i
5
Sep
•
2.12 Jan
51
9%c
—
210
8.50
Bralorne Mines
Apr
48c
Jun
11c
*
3,316
5V'4
27c
Boycon Pershing
16%
,
19c_May
2.15
1/
Ltd—
Sep
Jan
' Sep
3.90
8.50
3%c
300
Co
Feb
4.10
103
12%
Sep
2,900
1
Oct
10c
Oil
38c :
7%
18c
1
48c
1.23
Homestead
Jun
May
*
Gold
500
1.19
Cons
104%
635
Jan
3,750
Ltd
Sep
10,970
11%
9%c
Oils
10
13%
550
1.20;
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Jgn
103% 103%
42%
Boymar
P
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1
11 %c
42
48c
26c
•
25c
Jun
13%
15%
1.35
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Jun
6c
42
48c
a85c
1
8c
4,500
13%
14%
—
——-1
4,025
*
4%%
23c
—
3,195
0
Bordulac
.
•
Oct
Oct
8
Bevcourt
9%c Feb
2
May
1.05
Oct
Apr
12c
25
6.25
3p
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7%c
•
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:
Jun
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13%
18c
May
May
11c
10
class
2.85
2.500
10% May
6%c
10
—__L_
2,950
26c
7%
56c
1
Mining,.
7c
1.35
—
1
Ltd—
50c
*
Power
B
5.30
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1
_1
Minerals
Metals
Red
5,250
Mines
49,900
Sep
Oct
10
:
American
9%C.
Mines
1.05
93c
15c
6%
Ltd
British
1
Ashley
Co
Brewis
13
Mines-Ltd—„—l
Wiltsey-Coghlan
9c
A
Scotia
1,67, Bep
1
Western
300
17,600
Oct
Jan
5
Toronto
Feb
Trebor
Upper Canada
Nova
of
1.35
11%
Ltd
of
1,100
Torbrit. Mines Ltd
Mines
13%
Oct
May
1
1.42
12%
0
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
13
10c ll%c
13%
10 %c
-100
—
Montreal
1.35
25
Ltd—
50c
-10
Consolidated
of
bep
3,700
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Gold
5,800
'
30c
■
3%
Oct
a67
Ltd—
55c
B
19%
a67
Mines
52c
75
1
class
60c
—
Ltd —5
Mines Ltd
Iron
53c
Jun
8
Fabric
Oct
3.25
Ltd
8c
Preferred
.1
Ltd———
4,100
7%
3.70
Jun
Feb
2.95
(19441
10c
common
14%
3.15
Mines
10c
Gold
Electric
40c
—
Mines
Jan
60
Jun
15c
26c
17,500
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
8c
Gold
3,400
15,800
Ltd
12,000
1
Wiborg preferred
4,500
18c
Mines
20c
7%
1,400
48c
Jan
5V4
.—1
18
43c
—
A_
Mines
7C
—
Aug
23c
30
97c
40c
3%c
Ltd
class
(1937)
55c
15%c
-i..—
Hardware
Mines
40c
—
15c
72
Belleterre Quebec
10
1
2.
Oct
3c& Jun
.
jun
1,160
1
Jan
May
18,500
7%
18c
Corp
7%c
5c
5,000
17c
7 '/a
10c
Metals
Jan
Aug
10c
10c
14 %c
—
Jan
70c
May
77/s
Steels
Blue
3c
Feb
16 %c
—
Bidgood
22 %c
72
Gold
&
5.30
10%
.•
common-
17%
—
Ltd—
9c
-3,000
Jun
8.65 Mar
.1
Corp
E-eatty Bros
Bell Telephone
5%c Oct
16c
Ltd
July
May
5%c Oct
1
Porcupine
Mines
55c
Quemont Mining Corp
Ltd-l-——19%
Santiago Min^s Ltd
50c
10c
Stadacona
5c
4.50
Labr^or Develop Co Ltd
1
Quebec Manganese Mines Ud
—1
Quebec Ycllowkpife Gold 'Mines Ltd-l
Sladen-Malactic
4c
1,000
48c
Gold
Mines
4%c
20,800
•
2.85
«
23c
-
Quebec
Gold
30c
Bobjo
8.75
9%c Feb
1
:
Siscoe
26c
Bonetal Gold
-?; ■
7c
1.93
1,000
1
Mines
Silver Miller Mines
^
1
Ltd
Porcupine
"Pandora
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Rouyn
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Sep,
500
—
1
Ltd—.—
Mines
974
Bathurst
4.9!5
7
14c
1,420
„
1
Mines
Calumet
Jan
32,700
39,165
9.35
Base
i
Sep
5%c5'%c
—
17%
New Goldvqe Mines Ltd
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd-
O'Brien
6c
.-
15c
15c
Ltd
Dredgihg
68c
40c
4.70
9.00
Barymin
Oca
11 %
10%
-
40c
1.85 May
1.65 dun
5,000
9V2C
1.93
Ltd-
Cons
Pamour
5c
9!/2C
—
1
Mining Corp of Canada LtdNew
-i
1
Macdonald Mines Ltd.—
Malartic Gold Fields Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jun
31c
4.35
i
Oil—
Bank
3.05 Sep
May
Ltd—
Corp
Goldfields
16c
Lead
Canadian
Bank
25c
Feb
16 Ac Jan
Jun
2,500
_1
—
22
90 A
Jun
11c
1
Ltd—
Mines
6c
54c
Mining Co Ltd- .l
Mining
2n
*
Jun
4.95
& Explor Co Ltd_-..l
(1945) Mines Ltd—-1
Shore
Lake
■l
2.60
39c
16c
9c
5
Ltd—
Mines
Lake
,
15% Jan
May
200
9'Ac
Mining
Laxe Rowan
Nechi
2,000
13,000
45c
_1
Mines
Gold
5,600
16c
2.55
17 %c
Oct
Bankfield
7Vic Api
32C
P
May
4.15
1
Mines Ltd-
Inspiration Mining & Dev
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kirkland
65c
16c
"
Gold
20%
56c
—
1
Kerr-Addison
10c
500
51c
1
Mines Lt,d___.
Gold
•
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®0P'
88c
4.95
Ltd
Lake
25c
20%
—
1
Mines
Indian
,
3t4c Mar
1
Goldora Mines Ltd
Gold
13
Oct
1
Ltd—
Francoeur
Cons
76,100
9>Ac
Sep
-1
Jan
Bank
4>Ac Jun
2,700
56,425
Ltd_-_
Hollinger
6,800
7c
25c
—
Ltd,^—^_—l
Mines
Hudson-Rand Gold
1.03
5c
—
1
Formaque G&ld
Gold
3%C
65c
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Manitou
1 47
6,600
25c
Oct
230
Bagamac Mines
s
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May
5c
M
5c
.
Gold Mines Ltd.—a
Golden
3,800
5%c
7c
1
(1945)
.1,000
1.68
5c
1.03
1
Mines'Ltd
Sullivan, Mines
3,000
1-65
—
East
12,700
5c
5c
—
Ltd-1
_
Ltd
East
8%c
5c
^%__1
Mines
Jan
5c
—
Jan
26%
26%
20c
Class
f
Mai
1
bl%
26
Class A
qv,CMav
9%c May
July
.Jun
Co Ltd
Mines
4c
3c
Ltd—_1
Jun
25% May
26%
Jun
Auto
5c
Mines Ltd—;;
Donalda Mines Ltd
Fontana
Jun
5c
—
40%
.25
Apr
9c
Auto
t
Sep
65c
6,500
—
Mines
Duquesne
Gold
20 %c
-
45,500
Dome
Sol
aOofc
53,000
1
Explorations Ltd
Eldona
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1
705
85c
9,500
Ault
17c
7c
Oct
54%
Jun
11c 12 %c
Tan
13c
8c
13%
53%
—
Aubelle
50
Feb
4c
—
55c
12% Oct
41c
Atlas
Feb
15c
1
1,500
1,915
Pfd.
Atlas Yellowknife
pPh
21
8%c
1
70c
13%
Yellowknife
Ashdown
---
21
15c
Ltd
66c
53%
Atlantic Oil
13c
Ltd
Cheskirk Mines Ltd
Chesterville Mines Ltd
El
50c
Feb
J&n
27c
Athona
1
Centremaque Gold Mines
Century Mining Corp Ltd
/
»--■
H%c
Oct
8c
9%
Jun
Sep
Armistice
/a
12 % May
71,400
--
7%
Jun
Aumaque
40c
5c
12%
__
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•
'
12c
Arjon
May
—1
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines
Gold
3
»
1,1
—
Candego-Mines Ltd
Duvay Gold
.
245
25c
Argus
15% Au
q1 y
35%
500
104 !
13%
Mar
65c
•
Jan
10:. Sep
...
5c
8%
July ■■"
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10,000
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a—
25
13'/a
46c
32 A OCt
240
13%
Oct
99
79,000
Area
get
1
Jan
;
245
41c
Aquarius
Jan
9
104
Preferred
10%
Jun
15c
Jan
18c
Aunor
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Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
Dulama
50
,
Metals
Cournor Mining
140
Jan
1
20®
10
48
*
24
July
18
8
55
10
,
16
Oct
Jun
9% Aug
5
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Feb
Oct
41c
1
—
Canada
25
39c
Anglo
Jun
108
of
Jun
5c
common—.
———
Oct
19%
5c
■
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M
12%
4.279,
1.2'A
•
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;
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207
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Consol Central
Apr
100
115
103
Oct
420
Apex Consol Resources
104
15
23%
*
20%
16 %c
Anglo
Jun
Jan
775
•
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Lead Mines
consolidated
17'%
23%
High
20%
Jun
Nepheline
Anacon
26 %
16%
23%
Low
9% May
16
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Sep
20 A
4
17%
112
Jun
10
4,683
8%
new
Co
Ja
Jun
45o
12
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20%
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Aluminum
Jun
51
20%
American
20%
15
25
—
Oct
26%
;
15,617
20%
Amalgamated Larder
Apr
4
20%
Range Since Jannary I
High
19%
Yellow Knife——
Aluminium
74%
110% Mar
25
,a
117
Ltd
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16%
LOW
^^^.-_L-—100
Algoma Steel
%
Mar
65
4
100
—
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15/fe May
20%
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20%
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17%
1st
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2,210
.
8% Mir
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Ltd——1
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1
-
16%
50c
125
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1.25 Sep
1,181
335
Secies Ltd —_—100
Westeel Products
Ltd.—
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all
1.20
15%
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Canada
Metals
May
all
United
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11
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20 y4
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6
92
1.00
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100
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13
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315
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27,4
9
Standard Paving & Materials
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Transvision-Television (Can) Ltd
2"
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25V2
74
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Southmont
Feb
—
5%
preferred
Russell Industries Ltd
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a
97
Abitibl
,,
17
7%
Jan
11
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Last
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May
125.
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Oct
Oct
16%
32
50
9
pfdilOO
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pfd—100
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,
10
Ltd
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10
Jan
.12
Jun
ioVa
74%
Orange Crush Ltd
Power
3b
OanadUa
i:2.7 /4 May
-
*
100
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450
18 /%
15%
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Paul Service
70
9%
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A
5
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32
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Oct
10
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Paper Co
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Nova
Ltd
Oct
13
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25%
pfdJ_——100
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Ontario
6
125
12
18%
*
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125
18%
pfd__20
conv
Toronto Stock
High
13%
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—
Maritime Teleg & Tel Co common—10
Massey-Harris
32
.
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Low
6%
10%
—
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Range Since Jannary 1
High
6
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MacLaren Power & Paper Co
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13
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1
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39
OCTOBER 28
for Week
Low
(1731)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
CHRONICLE
Jun
14%
Jan
13
Jun
17
Jan
19
Jun
24%
Oct
35
Jun
39 %
Oct
20
Aug
18%
Jun
-
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THE
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6
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Canadian
A
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Alca "A"
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B
voting
voting
-
Locomotive
Canadian
Oils
Canadian
10
Canadian
Tire
class A
■
Jan
Giandoro
210
245
Jan
910
8%
8%
11%
Jun
225
Oct
'uc
2,050
15
15 %
lb A
30
30
100
55c
12%
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,
141
35
--
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Great
Gulf
1
52c
50c
1
8%c
21c
16V2
Oct
Gypsum
2b
9/4
9
9A
360
7%
Sep
9%
Feb
Halliwell Gold
1.45
1.35
1.45
2,300
1.05
Sep
1.50
Jan
Hamilton Bridge
1.90
4,500
1.40
Jun
1.95
Sep
Hara
1-25
97c
17c 19 ,2c
7%c
9c
28
28
45,750
56c
May
1.65
Jan
Harding
12,450
65c
May
1.45
Jan
Harricana
1
1.81
1-86
1.10
94c
1.24
1
94c
1
18c
8c
20
—
1
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common
55 %c
nheslcirk Mines
1
5c
4%c
Chesterville
Mines
1
1.68
1.60
Chimo Gold
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32c
July
3%c July
13 %c
Jan
Hasaga
28%
Oct
Headway Red Lake
41c
98c
14c
16,725
68,329
1
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16c
16c
2'/2c
lOc
13,050
12,350
Jan
Hedley
Feb
Hendershot
25c
May
Sep
Mascot
2.90
2.72
Cockshutt Plow
*
14%
13%
15
Gold
neva
Colomac
1
4Vic
5Vic
7,100
Willans
Cocheuour
Yellowknife
Coniaurum
Mines
•
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'
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10c
0
10%
Mjties
60c
Consolidated
Beattie
Mines
2
Consolidated
Central
Cadillac
i
10%
1
8c
Aug
Sep
Hcllinger
Sep
Homer
1.25 Aug
11%
Sep
Howey Gold
Jun
1.00
Sep
Hudson Bay
4c
Sep
Jan
Hugh
Consolidated
Lebel
1.02
1.00
1.10
33,456
42c
18c
5%c
73,600
4%c
Oct
1
5c
July
31c
33c
253,802
103
101 103%
6
6%
1,893
81
6%
190
6
100
Consumers Gas
33c
5
*
Oro
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Press class A.
Conaoliadted
159
158
160
206
33c
123
Mines
Smith
Conwest
Exploration
Craig
•
Imperial Mills
•
Bit
preferred
Cresi&urum
Croinor
10
Mines
Trust
Crow's
Nest
15%
3%
8%
19c
3,000
50c
65c
100
114
114
114
14
100
______
50
50
50%
Crowshore
Patricia
1
L»*»tagou Mines
Davies
Petroleum
Davis
I
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Class
;
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17c
23%
114
Oils
Ltd____
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Delnite Mines
Oetta Red
1
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Dexter Red
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1.74
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28c
29c
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Bank
Dominion
20%
Electrohome
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>
____1
10
—
Foundry & Steel
1
29
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Magnesium
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Scottish
Invest
Dominion
Steel
Coal
&
Dominion Stores
Dominion
common-
class
B
Ounalda
Industrial'
Jan
Inglis
Sep
117
v
52
|
common
30%
(John)
5c
5c
5%c
28
28
28
Co_____—
&
7%
7%
14c
40c
Mines
Feb
,
I
Jacknife
t
Jack
Aug
23%
Oct
Jan
Juu
33c
East Malartic Mines__;
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Eastern
Joliet
Kelore
20c
Jun
19% Aug
|
33c
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Quebec
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new
Kenville
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17c
28,500
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8c
13c
10,000
1,500
8c
60
8c
5%c
18c
l
;
52c
Feb
28
Oct
Kirkland-Hudson
2%
Apr
22%
Apr
Jun
29
Oct
Labatt (John)
Jun
14%
Jan
Labrador Mining & Exploratlon_
3%
JUn
3%
5
Sep
Jan
Lake
Lake
Laguerre
17%
13%' Jun
Empire Brass class
Eureka
4%c
65c
65c
Ltd
Gold
Dufault
16c
13,300
15c
Jun
Feb
10c
23,500
So C Jun
rim^Jan
10
13%
Jan
92c
Sep
10c 10%c
7,500
7c
Jun
6c
6%c
2,500
5c
July
22c
24c
8.100
19c
Oct
16c
Sep
I0%c Jan
Jun
38c
Jan
2.60
2.43
2.66
64,730
1.83 May
3.25
Sep
4.90
4.15
4.95
210,315
1.62 Jun
4.95
Oct
5%
5%
150
6
6
55
4Vi Aug
7%
Feb
5
6
Oct
July
Fibre
Franeoeur
Fraser
Freiman
Problsher
45c 54 %c
278,175
41c
Jun
82c
Sep
12c
7,500
10c
Oct
25c
July
9c 10%c
1.000
4c
Jun
15c
19%
Sep
21%
Sep
74c
Sep
4.45
3.10
Jun
15 %
15%
550
17%
Jun
38
40%
920
30% Aug
10
ll'/a
3,720
120
122
40
6c
6c
3.650
common
class
__
1.55
•
•
26
•
-
__
Ji
preferred..
44c
6c
■»
A
20%
__
1
2.25
4.55
5,605
27c
3,350
May
>7
4.70
Jan
40%
Oct
May
12'A
Oct
98% July
129 >
Oct
12c
Sep
5
4c
May
8%
25
8%
Oct
1,000
1.30
Sep
24 %
26
3,301
gc
9c
4,500
97%
97%
15
2.05
90
2.30
Oct
16
1.55
90
•
46c
30
8%
_100
Exploration
21
1.50
__
__
5%
Power
20%
7c
10
2%
Jun
26
May
5%%
preferred
General
Petroleum
__
86
6,700
Class A
171/,
13
91
Sep
1.75
738
106
105
103
195
110
HOI
110
70
*
Jun
General
4c
4c
4c
Steel
1.15
class A___
23%
•
Sep
83c
79c
85c
Oct
-23C
v
Jan
•
-
>
I3C
*
Feb
10c/-; Jan
Jan
956
La
Luz
2'Ac
3c
5,000
35c
38c
7,150
7%c
1,500 f.
Mines
X
143A
14%
15%
5,940
Mining
1
47c
50c
2.55
2.60
6.75
7.10
•
.
4
1
Larder
"U"
Mines
Sep
1.45
Jan
5V2c May
30c
Jan
12c
Feb
Jan :,t;.
17
34c
-
64c
Jan
10%
910
Jun
6c
Jan
Sep
Sep
1,300
2.85 Aug
5f80 Mar
18
100
16% Mar
6c
2,000
4c
4'/BC
15%
16 %
62C
68c
1.20
1.17
1.20
5c
:
435
68c
12,800
10,200
•
"60c
2.00 Jun
5c
-
4c
•
i
Long
'
.1
9,000
.
class
B
7%c
7.30
19
12c
Oct
Sep
May
Jan
*6%c Aug
2%cJ'ilv
13
Jun
16%
Oct
53c
Jun
86c
Jan
95c
16,700
62c
65c
11,570
•
A
5c
63c
32
31%
32
520
31 %
31%
230
9%
9%
125
■
31
—
Hosiery Mills
class
A
*
9%
1
Goidfieias
i-uuvicouri
':Jt
•
Lac
Groceterias
Class
6'Ac
May
'
Gold
London
Jun
May
2'Ac Oct
-
14,750
•
16%
___3
Lexindin Gold
Little
Jan
18
6c
_•
:—:
Leduc-West
Leitch
7.10 ••"
*
Record
Jan
6.50
2%c
6%c
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
Sep
23 %
65c
——'
Mines
1.85
Aug
'
^
Laura
1.19 Jun
Apr
2.85 May
19
16 %c
1.31
12c
Sep
Feb
5c
May
1.08
27
Jun
32%
Oct
27%
A
Oct
55c
>
Jun
32
Sep
11%
Feb
9'% Aug
2.90
Lynx
Yellowknife
Macassa
•
Jan
'15c 18%C
5,200
8c
Jun
45c
Jan
12c 14 V2c
2,200
8c
Jun
17c
Mines
Sep
1.90
Jun
^laciiotiald
__1
Red
Macho
1
River
Lake
July
Feb
Jan
Sep
Jan
18
Sep
106% May
110% May
Jun
108% July
2%
2%
1.02
100
82c
Sep
1.05
1.20
4,450
78c
Sep
300
1
o5
Jan
2.75
Oct
1.02
Oct
1.20
Oct
23%
?
22%
23%
125
16% Mar.
2.85
10,145
48c
42c
48c
20,275
6c
5%C
6c
9,300
74c
Jan
Jun
13 %c
Jan
Oct
34c
Jan
19c
1.46
1.55
30,387
77c
Jun
9%
9%
739
8
Jun
7'%:
7%
7%
1,110
6
Jun
1
Lake Gold Mines
12 %c
9%
*
Maosen Red
19c
1.50
3.50
32,640
3.20
3.10
20c
21c
4,700
1
3.20
2.76
3.25
82,100
*
2 %c
2'Ac
2<%c
3,000
100
101
101
_*
9%
10
__1
Consol
4c
4c
1
Fields
Gold
12 %c
4,000
~
Sep
May
5c
^._1
Mines
3.10
.
21c
.
*
Gold
Export class A
Class B
Maiartic
2.70
_1
MacL^nc-Cockshutt
MacMillan
Magnet
2.80
__1
Mines
Macfie
■
1.85
10
7%
Jan
2.40
16c
3.70
Jun
2.02
2c
30c
Jan
Manitoba
Eastern
&
Manitoba
Aug
Sugar
preferred
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo
Mines
Martin-McNcely
Massey-Harrls
!
1
Oct
McBrine
3.25
Sep
Jan
Oct
Sep
Jan
Sep
preferred
Grain
class
McColl-Frontenac
*
Red
:
5
Lake
7C
3c
Aug
7c
Oct
15%
6,500
Jun
23%
Oct
Feb
27 %
950
July
27%
17%
75
17%
Apr
17%
100
6%
Aug
14%
Jan
7 'A
-
'
Feb
23
12,318 •£
15'A
Feb
Aug
10%
Jun
93
98
25
90 %
Jun
66
67 %
1,935
7 50%
Jan
64c
68c
6,475
30c
Jun
71c
Oct
3%c
1,000
3%c
Oct
12c
Apr
8c
May
>
__
1
Gold
5%c
3%c
100
McKenzie
.11 'A
Jun
26
15
Aug
May
17%
7-
common
8
3%c
22,657
B___
Porcupine
102
94 % Mar
'
23%
26
*
Preferred
Mclntyre
4'Ac May
21%
23%
common
20
(L)
McCabe
5c
10
150
500
67%
64c
-
•
15%
98
-.67%
,
.
Oct
Jan
Sep
'
1
•
Wares
•
common:
16%
7V4c
7%c
8c
Glenora Gold _________—_______—1
2%c:
2%c
2%c
59c
66c
1.
6.40
.
.
Globe
<
16%
Preferred ___—___•
;_:_____„100
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines.
1 '
Gillies Lake
;
1
Oil
God's
J
Lake
Goldale
Golden
^
Porcupine
,
footnotes
see
page
42.
65 ~
13
35
99 %
Jun
1,93
4.75
Jan
2,500
7%c
Oct
3%C
\
11c
Oct
McMarmac
Oct
Mercury
Oct
Mid-Continent Oil
Red
Lake
1
Mills
.
•
,10c
10c
6
6
.
•
:.
4%C
4c.
10c
1,100
6
1.05)
'7 11.000
43ic
5%c
21 %c
:
-
Jan
7%
Sep
3'/2c Jun
Jan
7%cMar
Apr1
2c
July
3%c July
40c
May
74%c Jan
Midland
&
Pacific
29c
Jun
1,500
14c
Jun
6,000
9c
Jun
1.93
2.05
5C
5c
500
6c
18,500
3c
3%c
3%c
2,000
lio
1.05
1.15 "
Corp
•
12%
11%
13
Model
Oils
Grain
'
Monarch
3.15
Jan
Moneta
12%c
Feb
Montreal Locomotive
Jun
9%c
Feb
Mnorp
4
32c
25
-"
2,100
21.263
July
July
32c
8.25
Containers
class
A
0
Knitting
Porcupine
«•
500
4
:
.
'
.
; 21
16
65
9%
30c
43c
,
"
195
12.600
37c
40c
1
•
16
9"2
•
—
19 Vi
T
21%
Cora
74%'
common
74
74 %
"
Jun
17%
Feb
1.55
Jan
Oct.'.
14'/2 May
.7
9'/2
36c
13
v
•
48c
Oct
Jan
18
Feb
Oct
14
Jan
Oct
60c
Jan
7.723 V/
17V4 Aug.;
23%
Jan
1,670 '
230 ""
64%
Jun
75
Oct
25%
Apr
27%
Feb
""
Feb
16
95c
"
'
Modern
Apr
1% May
'
1
Feb
16c
Jun
•
1
19 %c
Sep
1.55
~
Jan
•
•'
i6% r
Brick
"
4c
56
5,891
56c
16'A
Milton
Mining
9,335
/
7.70
'
6,500..
60,650
40c
__
6C
17%
103%
May
9,071
9%c
gc
"
—;
6.65
I6%cl6%c
.
•
Mines
Ooodfish Mining—^
For
1
«
38c
>
-
j
Manitou
6.40
64c
•
1
—
Gold
Goldhawk
Goldora
Gold
Mines
Goldcrest
103'% 103%
1
""
Preferred
_'___
25
26%
26 %
•
19»/2 Sep
Jtm
41c
7%c
—a.
/
Jan
3c
r
1
'
'
:'t
Jan
.>/"•;■ i4c
5%c Mar
10,500
2%c
-
59 %c Oct
■
Oct
>14%
2,000
X
McLellan
Products Mfg
General
>
i*
16
100%
1.02
__
*
common
___-
—__
17%
100
______
Bakeries
Oct
Sep
Jun
14c
Sep
98% Jan
96% July
25
100
General
,
•
com
preferred
•*:
415
1
_»
Mines
Preferred
Gatineau
8c
8c
28c
-
-
,
Sep
10c
39
preferred—-________:__100
(A
Sep
4.55
Gold
Cos
Jan
58C
Jun
?.
15%
100
Motor
17
30c
•
Manufacturing
^rd
13% July
6,700
1
Products
Fleet
475
42c
45 %c
Kirkland
Sep
Jan
'
-
Jun
4c"
6 %c
33,060
Wasa
„
26c
14,450
21
Lake
:12
1.45
5.30
May
Sep
1.36
20
95
•
Preferred
Federal
1.39
4.10
Shore
9c
•
"
14,390
21
Lake
1
Players
'
5.00
10%
Nickel
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops__
Federal Grain common
18
•
10%
I
Corp
6c
/
_1
_j
20'%
_
Jan
13c
19c
Oct
1,000
X
_•
__
52c
4'Ac Mar
7,000
Lingman
•
Falconbridge
Famous
A__
"
4c
Rowan
__
Oct
'
5%c
Lake
51c
Jan
15 %c Mar
7,500 '
17%
Lake
15%c
1
Jan
13
~ "'6c
*
6,ooo
16.500
6c
Lake Fortune Gold--.^__
2,320
15%c
•
Gold___
Oct
36
July
'
36,720
4c
Oct
1
Gold
Pen-Rey Mines
Sol
103
•
17%
22
Eldona
El
El
ic
,1
Kirkland
b
80
.
5%c
X
35% Oct
16%
55c
5c
-
l
25% Apr
16
50c
6'Ac
5c
'
l
-
Apr
40c '
Oct
Jun
9c
6,600
Feb
16%
Jan
Jun
.
14c
5,387
-17c
Aug
40 %c
Feb
54c
26%
Jun
"3% c May
1,571
4%c
18c
19%
1
TO
;'
4%c
Gold
24%
May
20
i
i
30c
14c
21%
Elder Mines
Oct
9
Sep
7
•
Ken-Addison
Loblaw
Eddy Paper class A—v
28
21% July
•99% Mar
29'
20
__
7%
1,891
170
*
com
"Sep
May
Sep
35c
•
8e
3c
20% Mar
4,442
__i
22
1
_
Jan
10
:
Mines
15% Jan
___!
Steel
17%
103
235
24c
Oct
Sep
33%
21%
10%c
Oct
16
9
___1
Kayrand Mining
150.900
*
20%
Oct
103
22%
•
Feb
Oct
14%
13c
(1939)
\
65c
1
Oil
Jan
32%
26V*
l
i
Gold
f
55c
Amphi
117
Feb
Jan
30%
l
Mines
Joburke
J
63c
Leduc
Jun
Jan
"
Ltd
Sep
Sep
575
Crest
6c
13% Mar
8c
Oct
10%
East
37c
Mining
Jan
1.90
Jan
10
East
Jun
33
Gold
Waite
Jaculet (Mines
Feb
10
East
C).
Jan
9%
common
22
9%c "
Sep
57
t
9%
25%
10%
1
*
Oct
Jun
•
Co
International Uranium
Oct
•
Ltd
33%
41c
16%
470
40c
26%
Lapaska Mines
Gold
Feb
32c
Jun
24%
17,400
26%
l
*
Petroleum
Jan
1
Duvay Gold Mines
Oct
27%
972
6
Li___l.__100
Nickel
International
54c
4,370
-j,
Jan
12% Jan
11 Vac Feb
Mar
„
110
-50
21'%
__
Jan
19%
2c
5,500
*
common
Preferred
f
17 c
1.20
100
33%
117
l
Acceptance
3,8/2
.
22,500
2%c
117
0
Inspiration Mining
International Metals class A—
Oct
Jan
•
Mines
Dulaina
17%
3c
2%c
13c
Sep
38%
25
43c
10c
Vi
5
33%
21%
*
Woollens
5
1,360
16%
30
29
47'/4
16%
Imperial Varnish
325
9%
47
Sep
Oct
27c
235
15c
3
9%
47
Oct
17c
Oct
9c
28
1,455
Jun
28
16%
common..'
common
"
28%
5
23 %
Dominion Textile
3
22,400
56,776
6% Aug
3,060
16%
•
Chemical
Preferred
Dominion
1
25
'
&
Tar
27%
__
38c
14%
May
20%
19%
35c
25
Kirkland Golden Gate
Dome Mines Ltd
25
35c
26%
5c
940
1,000
Feb
13 %c
8.75 May
4c
Jun
26,500
20%
27c
„
6c
10c
33%
26
Jan
Jun
20
32,200
19%: 19%..
6c
9c
33%
14%
Jun
16c
3,300
41c,
8,815
'
19%
preferred
5,500
6%c
36c
11%
10%
26
4%
2,500
1.74
6c
.
__
15%
14%
30c
Oct
;
7c
3,500
7c
190
1
common
Bank
Jellicoe
Decalta
1,000
17
20%
72c
5%c Jun
100
9
-
7%c
Sep
59c
80
May
17
12c
Mar
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Jun
45 % Mar
100
9
23
__
*
6c
6c
20
Feb
16c
14,300
21,750
68,500
465
Oct
40c
298,300
_
12c
117
8%
1,500
11c
29c 31%c
29c
*
B
9c
11 %c
—
,17c
*
•
Apr
3%c Sej)
12c
:
32%
Jan
*
400
Jan
8'Ac
Oct
100
-
Erie
International
Coal
10% July
83c
Jun
35c
''
Jun
8
18,100
Oct
80
10c
Jan
Jun
21c
31%
Oct
1.45
.
9%
10
10c
Oct
Jan
10c
5,500
*
__«
Mining & Smelting
Malartic
Si
38c
12
Sep
July
80
31%
15%
300
__
Jun
Mar
9
5c
50
10
13% Aug
35
17%c
1
76c
10,900
1.19
1.08
15%
__
1
Pershing
Crown
1.17
15%
10%
•
r
Paper
Indian Lake
Cosmos
15c
360
12,200
*
Imperial
Jan
160
148 % Mar
56,560
Jan
Oct
Jan
8%
July
Oct
Oct
12c
Jun
;
12%
Feb
1.25
Apr
4%c
Jun
8
37c
,
11%
,__i
4%c
Sep
8,135
17,
Aug
6c
Jun
*
3c
6c
9%c
Hosco Gold
Howard
1
Apr
7%c
1
Sep
Fen
Huron
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Homestead
l%c
80
_f ■
20c
38c
2,000
5c
1,000
3,000
10c
5
Jun
■
—
Consol
Yellowknife
40c
39,725
2c
8c
__
Sep
7%
Jun
35c
11c
17%c Mar
14
8c
*
Dauch
10c
4,497
Oct
1,540
6,000
«
&
Jan
3c
.r
16%
Oct
15
85c
760
5c
3.20
25c
13,216
—
•
9%c May
3,525
10%
Jan
May
4c
38,500
53c61%c
11c
Bakeries
1.10
11c 11 %c
10c 11 %C
1.05
1.07
1
1
Astoria
Consolidated
i
—
2.00
11
Jun
.
57c
.—
100
Highridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
5%c Jan
2'/4CJuiy
5,246
Malartic
16c
4%c
*
1
Paper preferred
Hinde
1
3c
2.90
Citralam
Jan
Jan
6,300
18,600
51c
__
Apr-
5C
9c
1
?
22c
*
9%
10%
; Oct
65c
4%c
Gold
2.85
Oct
>13
Apr
.?
80c
8c
10%
25
„
Oct
9%
________
16 f.'i, Jan
40/.
•
Aug
33c
-
.,
*
•
12%
Gold
Heath
Mar
10c
May
1.45
1,000
2!/2c
May
4c
5,000
1
Jun
Jan
-
be
28c
8%c
r
'"s 9% Jun.
405.'j; ?,34
Juiy
350
; 16 j Sep
45c
10%
'•
Gold
27% Juiy
17 %c
:
.
Oct
8,200
12
Carpets
class
Sep
16V2c
rr 9,7oo
28c
Mints
780
8V2C
2c '
1
—
100
1.68
57c
Alabastine.
Uoid
kock
Hartz
&
32,500
30,000
64c
5'/2c
50o
Research
Lime
1
52C
•
lbV2
26
3b
245
--
Feb
.10%.. Jan
Feb
lie
Jan
...
33
10V2
7%c
3%C
100
____
23
10
22c
Gwillim
J
22 %
2J
Saddlery
,
'
38
4%c
Feb
ni/.f
10 %c
'
2,300
•
13
—1
Oct
103
a% Aug
7,250
14c '
12%
—1
30
102
23% May
14c
.
12%
Coal„'
Mines_
High
Sep
-V5Q%; Apr
,
-
•:«
—•
Lake
Jan
Aug
80
_
'370
16c 16%c"
Gold
98%
10
10-
-38
0
Oil—.i—
new
I6V2C
uunnar
22
230
*-
common.
Aiines
Lead
40
.150.
.
-
A
West
Lzuay ana
17%' Sep
Jun
52'A
'
Mines
West
LOW
89%
52
-
Raage Sine* Janaary 1
•:
High
-10
1
Paper
Share*
89 Vi
i.
A
ciass
Bousquet
Preferred
Oct
155
Apr
11%
Sep
15% Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
85c
Jun
Mackay
Lakea
Great
11%
JoU
10,535
Cenlremaque Gold
Chemical
Apr
15 /2
____
—
Trust
Goruuu
Graham
89%
".'.50
:i
29
100
class A
Puicupine
<*<
.
Feb
15
Central Patricia Gold Mines
•-.it
77
61
Bre.errcd
——-—-1
Wirebound
Chartered
Oct
16/a
-*
—-100
Utilities preferred
Leduc
Jan
*
v.
Canadian
Castle-Trethewey
13%
for Week
of Price*
Low
a
common
____-_20
Corp
Gold
'uc
Jun
.175
J?
--
8%
100
2?
preferred
Canadian
Cardy Corp
—
Oct
550
common
Runway
PacUic
Central
10
9'/.
Tire
8%
Sale*
Range
Par
Goodyear
Jun
10
230
10,«
*
Cos
c»uuuian
Cariboo
J*
; 1
10
—9-/4
High
4%
30
Week'*^*
-
Last
Sale Pricef
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l\
bo
230
v.r——
Canadian Oils Cos 8%
,10^
00
Friday
LOW
6%
230
Malartic
Canadian
—
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Canadian General Electric
vAuaaian
11
--r~z£
Preferred
.
STOCKS—
320
-
Class
y/,
Bange Since Janaeiy 1
Share*
^
High
Low
Par
markets
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for Week
Range of Price*
tel* Price
;
listed
Monday,? October - 31, 1949.
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Friday ' "
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■
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^volume 170
Number 4851
(1733). 41
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Par
Morrison
High
Grocers
11 %c
12c
2,300
6%c
8c
16,500
8%
8
8%
205
6
Feb
8%
11%
11%
480
10
Mar
11%
13%
14%
950
12
July
14%
Oct
21
21
50
21
Oct
21
21%
1,265
21%
Oct
.w-
;;
A
B
■-
2%
8c
May
5%c
South
Oct
Siauaconti
12c
Jan
Standard
3%
Jun
13%
Sep
14c
Jun
■••
Jan
15% Mar
:
Brazeau
Petroleum
National
Steel
National
Negus
*
■
Trust
;
43c
42c
44c
20%
20
20% :i"
28
28
260
2.18
2.15
2.25
7,600
103
103
5
8c
9c
2,666
6%c
3c
io
Mines
Neilscn
i\ew
:
Car
»
(Wm>
preferred
Shares
Low
Chemical
Standard
Range Since January 1
High
Low
100
___
Alger
—
57c
49%c
High
7%
>
7%
90
____100
Paving common
_i,.
12%
•
-
'
•
Oisen
Bros
47C
23%
Jan
Stedman
29
Jan
©«jei
23c
41c
July
GOc
2,240:
12%
26J
72c
.
Jan
Oct
9%
Sep
July
7
1,2S5
24%
Jun
79
2j
■;
24%
'
5. r
Jan
12%
Oct
Jun
24%
Oct
18%
4%. V"
225;,
83c
155,500
-Oct
90
4
Oct
5
50c
Jun
83c
Sep
13%
Feb
15
Oct
91
Oct
Apr
Jan
Jun
80c
_1
_
July
33,653
1214
24%
4%
Gold
10c
8
90
1,339
60c
1,;
*
common
Preferred
Jun
25
;
ll%cll%c
Standard Radio class
IH%
755
♦
Preferred
27c
3,500
•
Mines
Starratt
National
for Week
Oct
14%
common
class
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Oct
5
common
Hosiery
200
I_II_Zl
Preferred
Class
Low
3
•*r
Mines
National Drug
National
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
21
Mylamaque
National
Friday
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
3
„
MARKETS
OCTOBER 28
Sales
Shares
11%
Mosher Long Lac
ENDED
for Week
Low
L.
Brass
"
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
LISTED
FOR WEEK
Jan
.
2.63
.95
100
Canada
of
ou
*
Steep Rock Hon Mines_______
Feb
Sterling Trust
9c
Feb
Sturgeon River Gold
Jan
Sullivan
________
New
Bidlamaque
l
4 %c
4c
4%c
4,500
New
Calumet
1
1.39
1.26
1.40
29,285
84c
Jun
New
Goldvue
i
24c
20c
25c
7,845
18c
Oct
31c
Mar
1
55c
51c
57c
21,363
47c
Oct
75c
Feb
Surf
l
35c
33c
37c
8,050
33c
Oct
40c
Oct
9c
8 %c
90%
2Jj
2.27
123,435
117
117
lj
20c
20c
599
16c
2.20
2.56
42c
43c
64,425
4,509
54c
May
__
100
Sylvanite Gold Mines
91
90
1.90
__
2.03
t
455 '
15
83%
90
25
,
Feb
104
Jun
*
common—
Preferred
Apr
15c
Mar
15
78
1,159
Mar
78% Mar
50%
Oct
Jun
2.77
Oct
l.iSo
114
118
Apr
Feb
Jan
New
Mines
Jason
NewLund
New
I
;
Marlon
Gold
i
July
2.35
Gold
10c
25,600
oc
dun
23C
4c
4c
1,000
3c
Jun
6c
Jan
4c
r
New
4%c
15,636
3c
Jun
18c
Jan
Norzone
New
Pacalta
9%c 10'4 c
30,308
7c
May
14c
Jan
'
._t
__1
Oils
97/aC
New
Rouyn Merger
__1
9%c
9%c
500
New
Thurbcia
.a
9%c 1014 c
8,575
9c
Jun \
3%c
3%c
6,500
3c
Nib
Yellowknife
__i
35/aC
5%c July
Mines
-
.
•
%
Inlet
Mines
(Pearson)
17c
15c
17c
30%
30%
31 %
52
52
52
5%
5%
5%
*
common
Preferred
12c
Sep
Jan
Tech-Hughes
Sep
8c
Jan
Thompson-Lundmark Gold
70c
Noranda
Mines
Norgold
i.
Normetai
Norpick
—1
Mining
—1
1.03
Apr
Jun
1.25
Mines
61%
3c
3c
500
29c
29c
31c
6,300
Jun
—
10
10
3.40
8c
9%c
34,500
2.65
2.80
25,450
5c
5,000
lie
914 c
13c
148,000
9c
9c
9c
875
8c
Tip Top Tailors
*
18
*
44c
44c
10c
10%c
10 %c 12 %c
44,400
•
Sep
Elevators
Toronto
Iron
13 Vac Jan
Gold
Mines
__l
Osalta
Oils
O'Leary
Omega
Class
60c
Feb
Traders
Feb
3% Aug
IjC
6
10
Aug
9
5%
5%
825
2.15
2.00
2.16
19,140
30c
30c
1,700
2.05
17,800
20c
10,500
12c
Jun
24c
5c
2,142
3c
July
6c
Sep
7c
60,500
3c
Jun
7%c
Jun
800.
•'if.
5%
May
Oct
53/4
July
Sep
1.98
19c
18c
1.42
Jurl
2.70
17%c Jun
1.11
53c
2.60
Feb
Apr
Upion
Jun
20c
Feb
United
l
8c
7%c
12c
34,750
5c
May
12c
Oct
United
5%c
4c
6% Mar
Class
1
B
Oil
16
1
*
1.22
Jun
3.10
Oct
10c
10c
500
8%c
Sep
17c
Jan
5%
Jun
*
—
4,770
60,205
5,136
—1
9c
10c
6,600
6c
109,495
2.02
36 %
3.45
3.10
45%
45%
46
460
1.52
1.31
1.54
74,760
96c
5%c
6c
2,500
4c
July
15c
I8e
18,100
9c
Jun
Apr
Waite
3c
3c
1,500
3c
Apr
6c
Sep
Walker
2%c
2%c
4,500
lc
Feb
6 %c
Sep
Waterous
15c
214 c
33%c 35%c
55,315
55%
64c
65c
15
1,300
30c
55
3.60
Oct
Jan
5014
Sep
Violamac
May
1.65
Sep
8%c Sep
24 %c
Jun
Vulcan
West
89c
Jan
25%
50
7%c
8%c
20,300
2.00
2.09
9,820
1.71
Jun
2.70
3.60
3.50
3.60
1,100
3 00 Mar
4.00
Sep
4c
4 VaQ
19,000
8c
Jan
July
3c
66c
60c
69c
49,950
40%
41
1,850
1.00:; 1.23
1.00
6,900
30c
.s.i
%
65c
I53/4C Mar
Apr
May
Ltd
Sep
Jun
69c
Oct
Jun
42%
•
•
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&
Consol
Western
Ashley Minerals.
Western
Grocers
Class A
Weston
)George>
1.30 Sep
1.25 Sep
11
9%c
; 33%
7
Oct
11%
9
Aug
13
7,000
8%c
49
Jun
100
7cJun
2,000
10c
7c
49
6.50 May
23%
•
75
.
9c
6c
,
25%
35%
Oct
Jan
Mar
15c
Sep
3,000
24
24%
805
21
225
90%
80
13c
19,800
5c
5%c
10,500
.
163/4
Oct
Jun
12%
Jan
Winora
2.03
Oct
Wood
9%
Jan
Wright-Hargreaves
53%
10c
.
"•••'f ,;.,M
5c
*>'
Apr
10(J%
May
V1?
Feb
25
V
Jun
May
Oct
Aug
35
Mar
7c
•'
Oct
26
Jun
99% 100%
24%
29%
49
Apr
265
ll%c
Jun
Oct
22
33%*
Feb
9c
Sep
Feb
9c
135
33
—
.
10c
25%
1
5c
Jun
37c
,•
,
;' l'
-
Jan
,
Jan
C--.
11 %c
Jan
37%
Apr
Feb
1
1.30 May
■7
7%
120
46%
467/a
47
140
'
6% May
43
May
23c
19c
52,600
17c
Jun
66c
4c
1,650
46c
26,428
40c
20
44,126
11
May
1,800
1.04
May
85c
67c
Jun
65c
13%
19%
70c
GOc
*•*'
63c
Winnipeg
Electric
65c
Yellowknife
Jan
York
—
20 4
May '
4c
17
Jun
Oct
100 %
Oct
7c
Sep
20
Mar
•
class
2.40
6,122
25c
20%c
32c
34,000
18c
Jan
1
Mines
Bear
2.40
1
~
1.00
94c
1.03
21,840
61c
Jun
1.15
Sep
6%
6%
80
Oct
7%
Jun
*
A
2.00 May
6%
2.75
48c
Sep
May
Oct
3c
May
8%c
Oct
8c
Jon
Oct
30%
9% Oct
Exchango-Gurb Section
Feb
11%
Toronto Stock
Sep
4c
26%
Jan
4c
4%c
3,500
4c
4VBC
1,600
26%
27
175
10
10
165
8%c
8c
8%c
6,300
8c
Oct
7c
7c
8c
1,500
6c
Jun
13c
Apr
43c
39c
43c
6,300
23c
Aug
50c
Mar
Canadian
Friday
18%cMay
28
27
28
2,136
9.40
9.25
9.55
28,995
5.85
Feb
19C
17 %c
19c
54,500
9c
Feb
4%c
4%c
4%c
8,200
3c
Jun
10c
Jan
17%
16%
17%
1,535
143/4
Jun
18 3/4
Jan
6c
Gc
500
6c
Jun
8c
Aug
9
9
25
4 %
Jun
93/4
Jan
24%
24%
100
17%
Jun
15%
15%
100
93/4
Jun
82
83
110
71% J"ly
50
49 %
50
135
31
4.15
Mines
115
Ke0
97
1.18 May
Oct
27%
1
20
500
17
2.31
Last
STOCKS—
Sale Price
4.05
4.20
8,988
3.50
3%C
3%c
500
3%c
•
__
24%
Jun
9.70
Oct
Andian
Oct
Asbestos
26 %c May
British
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Slnee January 1
Low
High
660
4%
0
5
5
*
23%
23%
125
21
Pulp & Paper com__*
85
85
100
75
National
—
Corp
Sep'
High
7%
Jan
Jun
26
Jau
Jan
Sep
114
135
135
25
135
Oct
153
Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
3,465
2
May
4
Jan
100
Columbia
92
92
94
120
*
*
22
22
22%
1,485
12%
12%
22 "2
22%
23
45
1.90
1.90
1.95
1,150
81
80%
82
305
3%
3%
3%
1,100
--
53%
56
160
18%
19%
4,173
100
Preferred
Brown
Funds
Low
Par
•
1,768
4%c
17
4%c
—
preferred.—100
& James
Knitting
35%
100 100%
1
-
Mines
Jan
34%
100
:
Gold
(Alex)
34%
•
common
Preferred
1.20 Aug
27
1
•
_
10%
—
-
ll%c
9%
_
Ryanor Mining
Feb
7
1
57c
a
common..
15%
7
8,420
1
Gold
12%
__
—
9.G0
33%
5,549
33
Wingait
860
<ic
Roybar Chibougamau
9.30
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1,675
1
Royalite Oil
Jan
100
7,100
a
—
Oct
^ 3,500
26c
100
1.03
Gold
u____
29c
Oct
—
*
•
common
12%
85c
Co
Oct
20c
—•
*
—
—
16%
«
Rochette Gold
Sep
2bc
—
_1
common
-
12
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Lac___
13c
5.500
7c
*
1.00
19C
;
June
28c
10c
A
Products
157/e
,.J0
A
■
1
Malartic
1.00
•
Regcourt
Jan
25c
—
_*
12%
—40
Mining
Sep
6.40
28c
9.60
33%
*
common
16%
1.99
_
Jan
4.85
Jun
23%c
28c
Jan
Jun
7%
1.10 May
4 00
'
(G
l
com nun-
Oct
Feb
25%
7c
6%
__
_1
.J
A
Westeel
27
Jun
Sen
Apr
1
7%
1
tHiram)
Wekusko
45c
Ltd
Mines
Oils
Amulet
61
2.05
25
Mines
Vieour Mines
May
55c
•
Feb
7%c
i
Industries
Sep
23
17,500
7%
Labrador
Russell
55
Mar
1.510
3.10
3.75
Manitou
Rupununi
Jun
17
23
2.95
Steel
l
i
_
47
54
22%
3.10
5.85
1
Queenston Gold
Bank
150
54
22 %
•
__
Canada
Yellorex
Royal
54%
Oct
27c
25
Hill___
3.50
1
common™.
-
Oils
Oct
5.30
Preston East DomeL_—...^_—
Roxana
Jan
24%
27
50
preferred
preferred
*
Roche Long
30%
18% July
8%c May
50
3.55
') :
_
Sep
760
5.70
l
Gold__
Robinson Cotton
19c
30
24%
*
'V
class
17c
1
3.60
15% Aug
30
23%
__
23%
*
Ltd
407/b
Silk
Oct
Ventures
1
Metals
Riverside
9
Jan
Jan
2,500
1
.
Corp
Reno
Feb
8%
Sc
64c
Voting trust certificates
Quemont
6
2,482
18,051
Aug
River
Quebec
Jun
Apr
1.18 Aug
i
Quebec
20
90c
v
5c
*
Preferred
17%c
Oct
93
Oct
Feb
16
United
6 %c
55%
Mines
Purity Flour Mills
40
13%
*
Preferred
Pressed
9
13%
Jan
55c
Jan
5%c
35c
Porcupine Peninsular
Power
9
13%
110
Oct
90
10
25,109
93
Oct
23%
18c'
l
Porcupine
Reef
16
64c
91
23%
Jun
_„i
&
Rouyn Gold
16
58c
Jun
Jun
May
common
Pioneer Gold
Powell
93
60c
17
17%
7c
l
Engravers
Porcupine
25
45c
__i
____
Gold
Powell
2,120
5,500
•
___,
..
23%
22%
22
22%
__
23,200
_l
Gold
Sep
''23 %
11c 11 %c
•
Ltd
Paymaster Consol
Crow
51c
93c 98 %c
Class
Piccadilly
May
95c
•
Mines
Malartic
Pickle
29c
•
Oils
1
Partanen Malartic
Photo
13,450
11 %c
____1
Pandora Cadillac
Perron
43c
Mar
1
Tubes..
Penmans' Ltd
40c
9
400
■
1
•
Petroieum
Western
Sep
41c
—
Keno
Upper
Pan
Jan
15c
Resources
Fuel class A
United
Parbec
12
Jun
Corp class A___
Class to
6c
Porcupine
Feb
Oct
7c
Mining
United
46,300
Hershey
10 V*
10%
2,000
common
July
16c
-
Jan
10c
'
5c
10 %c
Parnour
50 '
Oct
1.35 Mat
11
Jun
11%
Gas
15c
Page
9%
14c
Jun
9%
11
•
City
1
Pacific
9%
100
Union
Gold
(Eastern)
Jun
69c
ruO
>
Aug
Sep
265
Pacific
7c
4,100
1.23
10%
Feb
22
70c
10c
•
Jan
5%
Mines
Sep
May
10c
A
Preferred
5%
Mines
Oct
3 690
12c
1.18
.11%.
Class A rights,
5%
Lake
class
Finance
Transcontinental
*
OsuJake
22c
Oct
Oct
80
2,657
10%
9%
*
Class B
«
Osisko
Oct
3.75
Sep
3%
2.00
*
___l
Lake—.—
Oct
1C
Jan
*
—
Petroleums
Crush
Red
8c
Feb
5%
1
Tower
40c
Sep
5%c Oct
—
!-•
Aug
Orange
Orlac
Sep
Oct
52
Jun
2.oa
Feb
31%
...l
common..:
'
A
13 %c
Oct
Omnitrans Exploration
Orenada
Works
1.19
0
Towagmac Exploration
8%
•
Malartic
Gold
36c
Feb
17%
18
50c
lie
—
1
Mines
Oct
9
____"
;
Silver
13c
Twin
O'Brien
Sep
45c
18
46c
*
Torbrit
Toronto
5%
Ogama-Rockland
Gold
Feb
3.75 Jan
Jun
3%c May
49,400
Tombill
Oct
52c
70 Jun
4c
500
5%c
i
Gold
6c
Oct
44c
44c
9%c
.Preferred-:
9c
Jan
2.35
9%
8.950
Mines
Oct
10%
Jan
4%
100
3.25
Oct
Oct
50
25
3-35
2.53
43c
26% July
20
1
Mines
•
64%
2%c July
25c
4%c
i
common
48%
4,976
i
;
Mines
Star Oil
64%
0
North Inca Gold
2i5
10
.
Gold
15c
11,509
'
Sep
Jun
Sep
l
Northern Canada
North
May
90c
'III
,
Mines
Northland
47c
440
2.75
Gold
Dennison
North
208,050
—1
Mines Ltd
Norseman
74c
1.12
64%
Mines
Norlartic
61c
1.00
5
1.27
*
26c
1.00
Nipissing Mines
1,009
6,420
•
common
Toburn
Nicholson
6c
1.85
27c
Sep
1.27
6c
50
Ltd
Mar
1.73
1.78
1
Preferred
Taylor
—
50c
River
Tamblyn
2.50
—--I
-
Superior Oils Ltd
Taku
Newnorth
Cons
'
1
Co
common
Preferred
70% Jun
Feb
103
eL
St
Lawrence
1st
preferred
2nd
St
Corp
2nd
Ran
preferred
Sand
River
__
__
1st
pfd
1
(new)
Gold
15%
mewj .—99
....
1
Gold
Antnnio
9
.49
_
Paper
1
...
_.
preferred
Lawrence
common
—
243/8
15
86
50
Jun
Canada
and
Oct
Canada
Vinegars
Oct
Canadian
Industries common
•
Jan
Canadian
Marconi
1
Canadian
Vickers
Sep
6c
Oct
Sep
Canadian
Canadian
Sannorm
Senator
Mines
7c
Rouyn
Ltd.
Water
Mines
Power
_
Winnipeg
6heep
..
36c
35 Vac
37c
22,800
24%
24%
25%
945
47%
com
_
Brew
Gold
Creek
1
•
—
&
Preferred
Shea's
—
class
«
A......
47%
1
17c
Mar
May
Western
Consolidated
30c
Jun
GOc
25%
Oct
43
Oct
Diiber
Jan
Dominion
*
*
——
Paper
Dalhousle Oil
29c
•
Lumber
Breweries
185
%c
1,000
10 %c May
11% Mar
45
May
14
Steel
Oct
Voting
Silanco
Rtlver
Foothills
75
1.15
500
1.01
Jun
1.60
1.25
Jun
3.40
trust
21%
Oct
103,940
21%
385
21%
_
t
class
a
A.
21%
775
33c
41c
28 000
54c
50c
63c
167,000
9%
9%
9%
1,694
6%
6%
70
92
92
5
*
B
Silverw'd
20%
35c
Dairies
Silverwood
Class
certificates
Mines
West
Dair
.100
pfd.
92
Class B
Ltd
class
A
Glass
common
Preferred
..100
153/4
Feb
21%
Oct
2«c
Aug
65c
An*
32c
8%
53/4
86
63c
Jun
9%
Apr
9%
Apr
95
July
Oct
International
Sladen
Gold
1
Preferred
Internationa)
r.Tor
Co
...
common-
footnotes,
see
__
1
—
Langley's Ltd preferred
Oct
Minnesota
Feb
-pag*
42.
Oct
Oct
84.430
Jun
59%
280
5%
Feb
11 % May
375
31%
Jan
40
44
44
75
Feb
44%
Oct
3.40
3.10
3.50
17,545
Aug
3.65
Jan
30
33
2 810
69%
71%
6,984
<te
48c
26c
36
Sep
Price
Oct
99
100
725
93
Jun
6.453
61,000
30
50
5
3,740
Oct
335/a
jun
18
Aug
55
Jun
22%
Jan
23
Aug
50
50
15%
22
15%
16%
22
22
25
5.75
5.60
5.80
4,835
58%
58%
30
45
42c
42c
50
40c
3,950
25c
0
Southmount Investment
78c
1,585
Oct
Oct
Jun
50
1
Jan
28%
25c
18
33
71%
111
98
100
*
30
70c
17%
21% Aug
Jun
43 %
50
Oreiile
Sep
Sep
30 %c
111
20
111
*
Bros
22
21
100
31
70V2
2.30
*
_______
Ontario Paper
1,395
1
-
17%
Niagara Wire Weaving
2.135
77c
Apr
Oct
19%
/
Oct
Apr
Oct
28'/a
32c
Oct
4
56
11
Utilities
29%
30
Malartic
<N)
.Jun
13% Jun,
55c
41
42c
12V4
20
July
J.35 May
%
Jun
Mar
6.70
63
45c
Jan
Sep
May
Oct
18%c Jun
44c
Jan
24c
Feb
94c
Sep
26
Feb
30
Oct
i
Southwest Petroleum
Temiskaming
*
Yukon
Consol
—
1
40c
July
35c
35c
6c
6c
601
6c
Jun
50c
50c
50c
2,000
50c
May
1
Mining
1
Slater
Jan
39%
"
Slscoe
3Ve May
49
88
10 %
48c
*
28
/
Jun
60
39%
♦
Paper common
27%
100
Oct
2.00
10%
•
28
_
Jan
Jun
July
39%
—*
—
Oil
29
•
.
13 %
23
1.15
*
Pend
Slmnson's
11% Aug
19%
Sep
153/4 Mar
2.70
21
Mi nine
Miller
Jan
—*
common
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
13%
2.40
common-
18%
•
Hayes Steel
Sick'3
120
22%
Feb
19
Sep
Jun
1.11
2.59
'
*'
common
Westinghouse
22%
13%
13%
_
_
7c
48
14 %c 14
—
•
__
Gordon
Sherritt
7.000
...50
Shawiniean
Shawkey
7%C
Sugar,
Oct
4.75
Jun
Dominion
J.
40c
Oct
8%C Aug
79c
Jan
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1734)
42
&
FINANCIAL
OVER-THE-COUNTER
CHRONICLE
Monday, October 31, 1949
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October 28
Investing Companies
Bid
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated Fund
5.15
—
Inc
Holdings
Inv Tr of
Automobile
3-40
3-73
Home Furnishings shares—lc
Non-Ferrous Metals
lc
3.41
2.98
3.29
lc
3.69
4.37
Paper
22.30
Petroleum
3.45
shares
Steel
lc
3.73
7.02
26.44
Inc_l
12.19
Boston
Inc.—1
13.49
Mutual invest Fund Inc
1
14.03
15.57
Mass
14.10
15.25
Mutual
3, 880
Fund
Investors
Security
27.95
17.78
19.01
Low
3.80
3.99
25.46
27.52
5
Stock
6!65
1
5.94
6.39
Series
_1
—.
4.10
1
4.56
1
3.77
tl%s
.1%%
100.1304
.1387
Bid
Ask
Indebtedness—
5.22
New
100.0372
14.12
6.20
15.70
New
York
14.92
Dated
1.65%
16.04
9.56
Agriculture—
24-
'••.•S'Dne
1-49
11-
'. Automobilfr
5.95
Aviation
6.78
10.87
11.91
1
8.01
6.68
7.33
Chemical
1
10.61
6.19
1
1
10.78
3.78
Equipment shares lo
10
9.04
9.91
Electrical
l
7.69
5.05
Insurance stock ————1
12.03
shares—lc
6.94
Machinery
9.65
7.31
8.01
,
Merchandising
10.33
6.65
9.00
7.29
'
Metals
1
7.92
bl.25
;1.10%
1,.55%
Investment
7.92
Co
4.50
Petroleum
4.88
Putnam
4.51
5.70
4.95
Republic
6.26
5
B-2 (Medium
1.10%
1.55%
7-
1-49
4-
'3-50
bl.30
bl.25
'1.10%
1.35%
8-
1-49
5-
1-50
bl.30
1.15%
1.35%
9-
1-49
6-
1-50
bl.30
-'1.15%
1.30%
10-
3-49
7-
3-50
bl.30
1.15%
1.30% w.l.
11-
1-49
8-1-50
bl.30
1.15%
4-
1.50%
1-49
7-
1- 3-50
1-49
bl.25
1- 3-50
(Low
Priced
Bonds)
lc
lo
lo
1
bl.25
8-3
8-4
&
•4 United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Nov.
Nov.
10, 1949
Nov
NOV.
17
17, 1048
1949
-
22.99
8.96
,
86c
1.06
1.17
12.09
13.25
24.96
'
State
„1.06
0.98%
Jan. 12,
1950
bl.06
0.98%
0.90%
Jan.
6.50
19,
1950
bl.06
1.00%
bl.05
0.92%
Jan.
8.27
26,
1950
bl.06
1.00%
10.91
11.96
2.25
1,
Dec.
1
v
,
8, 1949
2.47
50.55
50.55
10.47
11.33
20
21%
(net
asset
value) _•
2%
Amer
Shares
Invest
Street
Union
_1
—
Inc
Co
Investment
Fund
93c
Corp.*
serieB
A
Series B
17.64
Wellington Fund
9.94
14.40
15.71
(Appreciation com Stks)_I
com S'tks)—1
10.99
4.90
Investing Corp
18.77
.
10.04
1
10.18
10.24
17.61
16.34
5.04
Unit
3.65
Series
Trustee
Trust
Co
43%
2.37
2.32
2.53
Series
1955
1
Series
1956
1
2.28
45%
Bank
National
10%,
55%
& Surety
i
_10
89
Home;
58
%
60%
Insur Co of North America
10
67%
70%
Jersey Insurance of N YJ
20
70
American Alliance
—10
24%
48%
American
Automobile
4
American
Casualty
5
1414
0
23%
American Equitable ABSur.
26%
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 Prior preferred
&
Fidelity; & Casualty.5
10
17%
19%
29%
American Re-Insurance
American
Surety
Automobile
_
49%
lo
295
Bankers
Camden
&
Shippers
15%
30
Merchant
31%
33%
Fire
Assurance
National
Casualty
lo
25
31
33
National
5
46
4
8,%
(Detroit)—10
28%
59%
61%
National
New
J
lo
Union Fire
5
37
39
45%
inn \ ,475
41%
52%
& Co Inc
100
241 y
12 Mi
44%
46%
90
New York
23%
North
54
58
59
61%
Pacific Fire
25
10
35%
37%
Pacific
10
37%
10
Federal
Fire
7
River—
Northern
35%
——
...
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
.
.
61%
63%
64%
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
63
Fire Assn of Phila
10
71
74
Reinsurance Corp
10
89
92
Republic
18%
2.50
26%
28%
12.50
104%
110%
<
117
45%
P)
25
12
100
.Bank
247
First
Firemen's of Newark
5
Preferred
Accident
Providence-Washington
(N Y)
(Texas)—
2nd
com
preferred
Great
American
Hanover
Fire
Power
8%
1st
*
•
'*
•
'
Bank
<
1979
104%
Cen
105%
2%s
104%
Y
'
"
1979
' -s'. 'V.
\
•
123
Elec
3s
103%
2%s
States Power
5
14%
5
10
Hudson Gas
33%
20
__
56%
53%
'
45
-
45%'
/
preferred
Lt
15%
2
10
35
6%
Pow
&
Ask
Bid
4.28%
&
105
106
105%
Y
State
4% %
pfd
Pow
(Minn)
Pub
101%
Elec
Ser
(Wise) 3s 1979
104%"
105 %
&
Ohio
Power
3s
1978
105%
106
Public Serv of Indiana 3s..1979
6
103%
104'%
San
Tenn Gas Transmission 3s__ 1963
30%
96
99
Surety—.—
lo
52
10
36
12%
10
47%
49%
Standard
10
36%
38%
51%
pfd_30
33%
"
.
51 %y
33%
1949)
100
106
107
pfd__100
103%
104%
4.40%—100
111%
113
pfd.100
105
>
106
1
^
106%
Gas & Elec—
Gas
series G
&
100
107
Elec—
preferred
20
20%
100%
101%
West Penn Elec 3 %s__—
103
4.90%
103%
preferred
21%
Gas
100
106
107%
100
103%
104%
Transmission—
38
40
104%
55
(New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
106
'
Staten Island Edison—
7%.
12%
Diego
4%%
55
Gas—
Lgt 4%%
$4.75 preferred
37
106
54%
100
(Colorado)
Rochester
104%
pfd__50
3.90c
(series
&
Y
Light—
preferred
Electric
53
•
pfd
Iowa Southern Util 5%%
Power
52
100
$2.20
Hartford
104%
101'/a
pfd_50
& Elec—
104
"• Y/\
103
98
5%
-
$2.50
Pub Seiv of OkJa 4.65%
95
10
& Pwr
Delaware
1978
1979
North States Pow
54%
Security
15
36%
15
88
91
37%
38%
Travelers
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„2
57%
33
35
U
Fixe
4
64%
67%
10
79%
84%
•No
S
22%
24
11949
37
64%;
Bank
Par
Lt
4.75%
Penn
Northern
11%
111%
12%
Bank
Natl
104%
1978
England Power 3«
52%
10
31 %•
of Amer N T & 8 A—12%
Ariz
Conn
N
New
5
10
-
Stocks-
Ask
105
Kentucky & W Va Pow 3s_1979
Seaboard
Hartford Steamboiler
290
Security Issues
1974
mortgage 27/8s
•
28%
Hartford Fire
-
'
20
'
26%
5
290
x270
Francisco
San
87/«
680
Kansas Power & Light—
lo
10
100
Trust—
States
Central
Duke
U S
Republic.
Globe tc Rutgers Fire
35
Detroit
92
87
650
Bid
Telephone of Pa Ss
5
Globe &
33%
of
National
Tenn
St Paul Fire & Marine
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
Falls
L
10
&
United
19%
Frisco
Bank
Portland
57%
67
of
35
93
43%
(J
Narragansett
68%
•
Fund
33
54%
18%
102
22
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Fireman's
16
Peoples First National
1,525
43%
20
48%
10
10
1
City Bank
39
37
17%
Fire
10
Continental Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc
27
315
Mellon Natl Bank & Trust
9
2
Amsterdam Casualty
5
-.i—
25
300
Farmers Deposit Natl Bank—100
18%
_25
Bell
30%
59%
Fire
Connecticut General Life—
New common
20
-Pittsburgh
32
25
21%
66%
Bank_
Co—
30%
17%
Recent
15%
25
10
Fire
"
100
Trust
National
304
f
27%
>
Co
Bonds—.
24%
New Hampshire
Boston
320
580
52%
23%
14
59
"
305
560
31
Trust
17%
10
20%
2%
..100
87%
190
Detroit
100 1 ,245 i.. 1,305
52
16%
Convertible
10
Newark
183
..100
35
__10
Trust
Bank
120%
48
preferred—5
Massachusetts Bonding
5
$1.05
Merchants & Mfrs__
American
American of
;
35
116%
1
85
..100
Co
National
Cleveland
97
73
Agricultural
Ask
205
Ask
33%
———_
-10
-10
i
Bid
195
Trust. .33%
Savings-
Trust
National
33
94
16
50
United States Trust
Bid
&
Bank
&
57%,
Y
Sterling National
Par
oo
Cleveland
Central
Title Guarantee & Trust
Insurance Companies
Ask
Trust
Northern
51
Manufacturers
3.69
99.87
National
Harris
9%
j
Irving Trust
;
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust x
Shares—
97.87
First
Bank & Trust—
v
loo
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
8.00
2.08
H*
1
Illinois
Bank
37%
49
Guaranty Trust
6.91
45%
103
35%
_20
Stamped'
Federation
Shares—
1
National
144
:
100
10
Trust
_
3.95
2.50
Amer
Trust
First
E
43%
136
15
&
Fiduciary Trust
Independence Trust Shares
North
Bank_
Bank
(White Plains, N Y)
Empire Trust
Type Trusts—
Diversified
National
County Trust Co
17.57
1
10
Continental
345
330
Corn Exchange Bank &Trust.20
19.22
1
Inc
Par
City Natl Bank & Trust
;
Trust
Continental
7.03
9.37
27%
York Trust
25
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust.17%
Life
——
Chicago
100
-
New
Casualty
1950
Ask
25%
York
National City Bank
Aetna
5(
Commercial National Bank &
j
1
Fund
Wisconsin Investment Co
12.00
4.48
Whitehall
New
Chemical
5.96
17.42
of
Fifth Avenue
Chase
18.47
1
Bid
Manhattan Co_10
Brooklyn Trust
100
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
76C
1
1
the
Bankers
10.28
21.08
1
Series C—
St
53.50
Union Preferred Stock Fund—1
24.71
Stocks)—1
Aetna Insurance
.
York
of
Bank
6.28
9.43
1
Par
New
Bank
Morgan
Aatna
Jan>
0.90%
Banks & Trust Companies
M"
1.02
68c
25c
9.10
Bid
'
hin^nan*
bl.Oo
0.90%
L
16.27
50.50
1
^und Inc—
Industry Shares
Bond
5.73
10c
Wall Street
16.57
Par
0.92%
°-92%
5.93
United Income Fund Shares.—1
4.59
0.92%
bl.05
b105
15
Inc
Trusteed
29.53
1
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomns Sayles Mutual Fund—•
Ask
bl.05
1949
1949
bl.05
22.85
Fund
15, J949
Dec- 22>
DeC> 29>
bl.05
28.73
15.18
(Low Priced
t
1949——
15.97
-
0 85%.
1949—_
22.65
1
1
bl.05
Dec.
Dec.
15.13
Television
8.45
14.16
27.48
0.85%
Nov. 25,
1
Fund™
Sovereign Investors.
27.13
7.71
13.86
1
Bid
bl.05
r
_
y
Ask
'
8.15
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
27.07
Knickerbocker
1949
5.24
Selected
>20.09
com
3,
11.67
5
Trading
Union Common Stock fuuq
Bonds)
1
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
8-1 (Quality common Stks)-1
(Income
1.15%
4.78
1.85
8.17
77c
1
(Speculative
8-2
|'1,15%
1.15%
18.08
Investors Fund—.~1
(Geo)
Standard
Grade Bds)
B-3
*
bl.25
1-49
7.44
4.62
21.27
of Boston—1
B-4
1.15%
12-
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Ltd—
(Investment Bonds)
bl.30
3.72
3.38
4.06
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
equipment.
Tobacco
4.44
1 i f 4.27
10c '
1.71
America
of
1-50
10.65
8,68
2.61
—lc
lo
Trust
3-
7.55
Railroad
Stock and Bond Group—lo
Investment
Ask
.1.15%
1-49
1
5.81
lc
Investors Management Fund
Bid
bl.25
6-
1
Railroad
lc
Group shares
shares
Due
2-f 1-50'
_
1
8.29
Utility
lc
Group
f"
.'5- 2-49
„
16.50
Public
lc >*;; 2.36
Insurance Group shares
Dated
1.55%
1
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
5.97
lc
7.56
lc ,V-. 5.29
Investors
Rate
1.10%
1
0.45
8.89
lc
Shares
Bank
equipment
5.44
Fund
Aviation
preferred stock_l
8.11
Investing Company shares—lc
Low Priced shares
lc
Institutional
.0399
12* 1-49
8.68
Incorporated
.0463
1950
1-49
11.32
shares
Income Foundation Fund
100.0289
100.0217
1.
tl%s Sept. 15, 1950
tl%s Oct. 1, 1950
bl.25
10.58
_lo
Industrial Machinery shares lc
Institutional bond shares—lo
1
1
Howe Plan Fund Inc
.1160
Julv
2-49
13.18
7.61
Tpbacco shares
Utility shares
100.1027
tl%s
.0765
5-
8.43
4.60
stock shares
.1006
.1069
1-49
1-49
10.87
shares
Equipment shares
100.0839
11.58
9.92
Electrical
Railroad
IOC.0665
100.0953
4.14
10.57
Diversified
RR
1950
1950
1950
11.44
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Steel shares
1,
1,
3-
1.55%
11.63
5.64
6.71
shares
:,SAik
Bid
•!
8.78
7.88
Railroad Bond
.0611
1.50%
6.52
1
6.05
shares
Ask
100.0534
1.65%
7.43
Bank stock
7.19
Petroleum
1950
1,
1-49
10.48
16.97
52.68
5.52
1
1.
(cont)-
Federal Infermediaie Credit Bank Debentures
Inc—
Stocks
6.12
Merchandising shares
Mining shares..
Feb.
indebt
tl%s Mar.
.0440
1, 1950—
1.50%
England Fund
15.47
lo
General bond
Bid
of
3.83
lo
Fully Administered
100.11
tl %s June
{!%■ Jan.
3.78
3.50
shares
Food
100.8
-
tl%s Apr.
.0730
6.31
3.46
lo
shares
102.20
Maturity—
Certificates
100.0481
Rate
5.21
100.8
102.12
4.98
1
Selected Group Series
1
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
7.11
100
-
3.08
Industrial Stock Series
4.77
48.99
4.86
—
Price
Ask
Bid
{1Y«S Dec. 15, 1949
6.19
5.65
1, 1953-1951
1,1955-1953—.
4.48
2.82
Chemical
"
Int. Rate
Certificates of
7.27
Building shares
Aviation
Ask
99.30
.6.98
lo
lo
shares
Bid
99.24
—
t%8 Oht. 1, 1957-1055
'
Treasury Notes—
6.49
1
Series
Series
Speculative Series
5.55
4.99
1
Corporate bond series
Diversified Industry
Automobile
120
119
Dollar
Maturity—
9.71
Building supply
Group Securities—
Agricultural shares
*•
••
-1961
14.57
8.98
Stock Series
32
30 %
Fund.
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
Common stock series
—lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust shares A—2
Gas
Industries Fund Inc
1
General Capital Corp
1
General Investors Trust
—1
First Mutual Trust
point
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Series—
Priced Bond
Preferred
1.98
1.81
10
1
13.57
1
Corp
series
Income
Corp
a
l%s Jan.
{April 1, 1950
1
National
1.60
"26.14
Boston
of
Fund
Balanced
15.05
1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Fund
2nd
Nation-Wide Securities—
6.09
5.60
13.67
1.45
—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
100.4
139
Equity Fund Inc.—-—-.—200
First
Fund
National
Fund
of
Bonds—
1, 1952-1950
Itsuet
Panama Canal 3s
14.66
37.72
Bond
Balanced
l%s May
Bank
100.2
100.2
1950
13.18
Investors
35.08
1
Stock Fund
100
32nds
more
or
2«4s Feb.
Other
Trust—
beneficial
of
1
Howard—
&
1950
15,
28.53
Bond
Investors
Ctfs
Baton
15,
7.69
interest—l
shares
Mass
Securities com—100 3,730
10°
134
shares
3.75
Inc—10c
8.46
Manhattan
1
1
25c
Sept.
100.4
100.2
one
Federal Land
Art
4.11
2%
97.65
17.17
Investment
Bid
4.82
57/a '
19.43
Commonwealth
Banks—
4.07
lc
1.35s
-3.76
Feb
3.49
Loan
20, 1950
1.25s
4.11
3.16
17.73
Dividend Shares
3.44
shares_lc
Equipment
15.88
Delaware Fund
3.12
Business
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp—
Preferred
lo
shares
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
Bullock Fund Ltd
Christiana
Home
1%» Jan.
4.07
20.63
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
Pederal
48.71
7.83
2 */4
Fund Inc
Chemical
47.74
Funds—
93.74
Corp
America
Century Shares Trust
Fund—10
Second
4sk
15.39
Beneficial Corp
Blair
Bid
Par
7.24
5%
Bond
Savles
Managed
34'/*
3.76
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B——
Boston
4.22
Obligations Of Governmenl Agencies
Mutual Funds—
14.16
Shares..
Business
American
5 65
33
Holding Corp
Amerex
A«k
3.90
Mutual Funds-
114%
39
S
U S
Accident
...
„
Guarantee
Westchester Fire
100
800
825
59%
a
Odd
lot
1974
$4.65
preferred
*
sale
(not Included In year's range). b Big yield price, d Deferred delivery sales (not
in year's range),
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
change.
r Cash
sales (not included in year's range).
t Exllquidftting dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges, wd When delivered, wi When
Issued,
x Ex-dividend.
y-Ex-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
included
par
value,
range
tin default.
adjusted
(50%
{These
stock div.
bonds
paid
are
on
subject to all Federal taxes.
Aug.
31).
J
;
.Volume 170
Number 4851
..
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1735)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
clearings
this week
will
Preliminary figures compiled b.y
show
based
us,
a
upon
decrease
compared
^for all cities of the United States from which it is
t'
.
•}•
"
V
v
V
is
•
.
...
against $15,436,877,736 for the
for the week
loss
a
ended
same
week in 1948.
""
1949
New York
%
$6,605,355,356
$7,950,150,389
673,892,635
618,141,225
+
938,000,000
—
7.5
_
Philadelphia
—16.9
.
479,821,488
Kansas
.
San
522,416,263
—
252,904,596
City
Bt. Louis
<
297,123,230
8.2
Francisco...
Pittsburgh
I
330,038,000
—
250,466,487
309,585,893
275,148,639
Baltimore
■
286,444,107
Total
—14.2
West
Other cities, five days
iv
Total all cities, five
2,661,633,110
-
-
days:
2,724,958,165
-
$12,875,115,040 $14,619,801,493
648,263,541
in
-
issue of next week.
our
We
cannot furnish
ends Saturday and the Saturday
figures
—12.4
•!
In the elaborate detailed statement,
.
able to give
are
we
*
however, which
Total
was a
week in 1948.
same
•
falling off of 3.6%
the totals register
Boston Reserve District the totals register an improvement of 0.5%.
Atlanta Reserve Districts the totals
trict suffers
olis
:
larger by 4.5%.
District
of
9.5%.
In the Dallas
J
*
following we furnish
a summary
SUMMARY
OF
Week Ended Oct. 22—
$
lit Boston
..
12 Cltldl
2nd New York
Ird
dth
1948
..v
$
625,577,122
622,447,999
but in the
.
In the Cleve¬
the totals
show
"
7,497,908,108
7,780,575,603
—
M
1,088,898,987
1,096,161,453
—
0.7
Cleveland—.——— 7
963,692,849
—
505,846,142
+
+
"
882,045,325
6
**
528,383,509
8th Atlanta
10
"
742,880,671
706,410,964
7th Chicago
17
"
969,382,252
1,006,505,923
8th St. Louis
4
"
565,843,735
587,115,010
9th
Minneapolis
7
"
439,869,555
10th Kansas City
10
"
510,526,847
8th Richmond
11th
628,802,795
Dallas
8
"
570,568,328
365,782,680
M
485,944,116
829,772,080
364,073,410
873,995,983
483,626,277
864,903,148
112 cities
15,046,875,871
Outside New York city
We
add
now
15,554,244,945
7,804,446,530
detailed
our
^,060,032,153
—12.8
7.1
8.9
+
4.5
483,626,277
396,893,253
3.1
17,772,670?
73,045,769^
221,100,0004,197,8723,298,247
67,628:116
209,200,000
4,431,081
>
3,820,170
—
—
0.3
+ 16.2
+
—
9.6
1.1
86,482,368
+
6.6
120,531,334
+
2.5
9.5'
454,293,945
—10.5
336,815,592
509,908,311
0.5
530,330
144,991,589
384,311
135,692,612
706,410,964
4.5
663,272,138
602,793,891
3,589,478
62,677,775
4,077,098
30,835,000
15,341,374
1,321,368
IIIII
;
740,575,469
4,196,041
—III
IIIH—I
—
11,888,820
?
'r'n,,,!""!!
'
4,556,212
3,972,414
060,382,252.
Louis
+
1,252,451
9,982,120
—
—
1,664,178
1,121,288
9,189,844
8,291,874
7,606,542
4,447,497
6,183,187
54,071,000
5,394,985
:
t
5,133,582
44,738,000
0.5
53,422,367
4.7*
44,888,874
3,824,144
28,952,538
13,919,018
3,540,402
25,751,522
11,689,809
1,092,011
666,073,822
6,177,875
56,627,000
6,711,293
2,943,740
62,983,811
4,278,625
26,963,619
—18.8
14,057,102
1,360,809
782,656,031
4,260,289
11,931,714
4,689,174
4,263,607
1,006,505,923
+
2.8
+ 11.8
+ 21.9
—
—
+14.4
+
9.1
—
2.9
—
767,107,457
♦
1.5
—
0.4
—
—
—
7,411,689
11,459,032
4,137,961
2.8
.1
3.3
3.2
1948
118,313,337
145,788,806
2,012,867
565,848,735'
Ninth Federal Reserve
$
14.498,399,383
7,629,983,150
Dec. %
Lowell.
New Bedford
;«
4,063,349
3,249,745
3.7
980,069,391
844,911,538
—
+
6.0
6,206,233
—
315,100,000
122,354,156
164,475,327
2,602,552
4.4
—
5.0
2.9
3.6
8,333,966
331,612,282
1947
Worcester
-
—
3.6
3,984,174
9,835,397
—13.7
3,794,340
t
New Haven-JF
%
—
+
1.1
542,277,730
6.6
2,299,372
—
+
9.5
6.4
Second
Federal
Reserv* Dlstriot—Now
+62.2
'
1,090,725
Binghamton
Buffalo
_
Elmira
;
Jamestown
New York
_
—
1,933,226
9,510,633
—9.5
454,293,945
336,815,592
Rochester
7,241,959
594,673
6,866.081
514,000
+
0.7
"504,732
6,261,053
10,590,712
11,944,199
30,884,600
1,791,374
622,447,999
544,677
335,221
6,308,548
131,446,018
5,068,445
114,368,686
+
6.3
4,820,395
Springs
Pueblo™
Total
1.8
23,428,129
19,097,069
—11.3
10,974,964
8,489,543
-
(10 cities)
4.7
27,499;'40O
23,071,100
—18.4
1,285,161
918,026
—
Texas—Austin.
—15.2
6,514,874
10,876,344
339,258,502
270,581,269
5.5
11,185,826
1.0
1,681,647
1,587,143
+
0.5
628,802,795
523,824,491
Newark
—52.2
10,285,425
11,162,545
+ 18.0
2,533,601
2,045,357
86,533,372
92,996,373
6.9
98,854,377
66,938,780
2,201,596
1,980,224
1,944,215
7,494,212,792
«.
—
Northern New Jersey—
_
;
1.3
11,991,331
—
2,298,776
—
...
1,954,219
2,014,279
—
570,568,328
—10.5
509,908,311'
+ 22.5
3.0
8,577.007
Fort Worth
——
Galveston
6,998,974
306,091,677
+
0.4
5,714,643
264,567,000'
28,283,042
28,155,019
7,010,804
4,600,708
+
0.8
27,312,467
6,072,700
5,122,575
10,511,268
Wichita Falls—
365,782,680
Total (6 cities)
5,687,105
7,445,465
11,030,914
1,482,770
1,288,773
417,704,279
11,216,228
—13.4
6,098,791
+ 11.3
3,497,304
—
364,073,410 ' +
6.3
0.5
5,455,590
197,469,000
25,221,015
4,113,000
2,581,665
9,302,920
.
,
7,836,565
310,493,125
242,676,835
21,043,517
21,090,302
13,459,697
16,232,894
17,694,791
969,630
724,435
43,944,097
46,649,912
52,994,825
58,860,775
—
+ 11.2
—
—
8.5
3.4'
1,690,210
1,441,153
1,750,212
1,422,552
6,868,416,233
6,166,517,660
17,464,946
16,431,906
11,504,748
9,623,244
3.6
12,803,151
12,087,263
+ 33.8
680,405
599,257
—
7,497,908,108
7,780,575,603
——
5.8
38,930,409
Oregon—Portland
164,205,200
64,068,684
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
51,216,786
38,699,743
14,847,524
10,984,464
414,816,836
Pasadena
135,199,921'
4,010,920
174,995,460
69,129,631
10,245,058
8,318,133
4,266,695
435,847,160
12,713,848
4,383,505
10,207,681
10,059,512
829,772,080
864,903,148
15,046,875,871
15,554,244,945
8,060,032,153
13,310,906
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Stockton
Total (10 cities).
—
—
—
—
4.5
125,558,312
2.2
6.2
4,436,159
163,426,364'
7.3
57,269,342
+ 44.9
8,776,229
98,393,261
4,675,619
100,548,554
44,743,992
7.879 522
+ 32.1
7,364,050
6,954,102
4.8
417,651,346
12,343,877
398,959,832
3,575,821
—
+
4.7
—
2.7
4,584,674
+
1.5
9,411,846
9,988,469
—
4.1
810,322,199
686,087,739
3.3
14.498,399,383
12,381,401,589
3.2
7,629,983,150
6,214,883,929
11,368,567
34,734,397
—10.0
129,142,214
3,921,876
San Francisco
0.2
—17.1
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—Sa* FraaelM#—
Washington—Seattle
—
Grand
Outside
Total (12 cities)
+
+'14.2
307,216,088
Dallas
2,867,619
:
17,054,167
Jersey—Montclair
7,337,319
1.6
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
4,683,283
—
25,321,271
12,113,352
1,779,462
Connecticut—Stamford
11,469,409
384,108,754
325,544,037
11,333,678
2,275,976
—
York—
7,242,429,341
_
143,373,706
415,631
7.6
2.0
—
—
6,401,581
-
——
3,230,880
1,927,404
1.8
-
;;
—
Syracuse——
New
•
6,154,611
3,444,284
485,944,116
+
510,52G,847
Colorado—Colorado
949,002
2.7
3,385,052
w
69,733,201
11,243,231
13,094,677
!
City
Louisiana—Shreveport
New York—Albany.—
6,912,006
237,829,977
1,735,643
+
24,600,580
625,577,122
2,083,197
444,281,967
3.4
599,042
St, Joseph
451,444,694
—
+
1,462,256
Total (12 cities).
93.982,886
102,215,884
5,025,123'
13,170,913
141,094,502
7,429,319
Missouri—Kansas
1,447,618
2,145,301
29,429,500
Wow Hampshire—Manchester
/
8,8*49,368
24,166,817
Rhode Island—Providence
'
—10.6
*475,000
6,726,397
Kansas—Topeka
3,659,528
6,654,019 :
_
246,000,000
"
439,869,555
Omaha-
'
Connecticut—Hartford
'
7,391,799"
326,365,240
92,278,296
8,489,143
3,932,734
4,593,502
—10.0
4,037,238
4,492,656
Lincoln
$'; :
$
3,925,184
1,009,867
y
13,616,570
Wichita
fll:.
'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
1946
1,967,560
9,005,698.
„•
♦-
604,532,035
—25.5
114,172,095
8,492,164
Hastings
-
587,115,010
—
102,771,781
Total (7 cities)
6,214,883,929
6.5
2,203,300
I
Springfield
3,568,194
12,381,401,589
—
1,637,466
■
—,—
7,811,482
9,736,407
6.8
300,252,913
Montana—Billings
1,857,012
2,280,045
;
District—Minneapolis—
_
686,087,739
810,822,199
Inc. or
2,128,999;
'
'■'*
321,000,000
1,954,657
Nebraska—Fremont
532;77tf,9l0, 526,899,410
—•
ts
976,768
5.4
—
4,462,361
Louis—
138,430,808
242,676,835
3,783,991
—;
5,270,641
1.6
—13.2
123,563,270
.
North Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
1,735,445
River
-
7.2
5,366,663
301,900.000
—
St. Paul
417,704,279
316,493,125
4.1
$
lfts'sachusetfcs—Boston—:
•
3,714,116
2,754,903
69,222,266
95,027,993
5.3
I~
Minneapolis
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
ifi': Fall
13,598,933
79,072,456
113,023,531
6,239,674
;
*
a
64,044,281
—17.0
7,506,331
Minnesota—Duluth
Week Ended Oct. 22
Portland
176,837,785
—10.1
J
Total {4 cities>
444,281,967
1949
Maine—Bangor
2,688,653
+
+
482,668
1,161,864
Kentucky—Louisville
statement showing the figures for each city for the
♦
142,805,818
8,270,605
9,825,818
4,655,936
5,014,254
58,187,000
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quinc.v
week ended Oct. 22 for four years:
Clearings at—
2,081,756
8,435,000
10,342,000'
165,154,090
3,253,659
232,552,622
69,853,797
0.1
t
844,911,538
604,532,035
—
2,470,109
3.9
602,793,891
3.6
—
—
150,911,753
-———
Helena
Total
—
Dlstriot—Chicago-
396,893,253
663,272,138
—
—18.2
742,880,671
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
699,540,-704
4.5
r«980,0C9,391
+
21,583,100
3.929.973
434,023
Decatur—
824,167,443
4)5
—
6,861,834
ChiCagO
6,361,703,857
i.
—3.7
—
—
142,978,998
Orleans
Sioux City
523,824,491
8.5
18,776,779
80,604,206
232,100,000
4,854,778
Indianapolis
Missouri—St.
1,056,452,681
505,846,142
3,776,573
92,200,119
123,598,881
IITD
Illinois—Bloomington
an
7,116,130,503
78,690,051-
Des Moines—
*
10
:•;? 12th San Francisco
.
85,705,448
80,382,332
269,600,000
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
$
I
2.922,331
11,235,618
169,186,661
4,122,608
239,688,873-
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—
1946
$
3.6
11
699,540,704
18,193,133
Springfield!-)——.^:.::
1947
or
.12
Philadelphia
873,995,983
South Bend-——Terre Haute—
ROckford
0.5
8.5
256,745,686
"
Peoria
Dec. %
+
256,344,093
—
■
Total (17 cities) ^O-
Inc.
6,066,673
318,678,983
963,692,849
—
District—Atlanta
Lansing.—;
Indiana—Fort Wayne-
CLEARINGS
1949
Federal Reserve Districts
5,90Q,037
Grand Rapids
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
4,033,393
—14.8
Michigan—Ann Arbor
a
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 4.1%.
In the
5.076.972
143,109,795
263,430,008
28,370,000
528,383,509.
Seventh Federal Reserve
increase of 0.5% but in the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show a decrease
of 10.5%
5,809,578'
187,912,260
323,291,732
2.7
,
Total (10 cities)
The Chicago Reserve Dis-
District
Reserve
L
■
Mobile
loss of 3.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 3.6% and the Minneap¬
a
Reserve
are
3.7
9.9
2.6
(6 cities)
Louisiana—New
smaller by 8.5% but in both the Richmond and
are
!
Columbia—Washington
3.2%, the bank
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.7%
land Reserve District the totals
+
+ 18.6
3,593,935
Macon
We group the cities accord¬
that in the New York District (including this city)
appears
34,568,500
5,299,078-
—13.6
—
6,776,262
346,427,780
Mississippi—VicksbUrg
ing to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are Ideated and from this it
„
7,256,636
190,579,596
372,784,997
2,390,126
10,793,995
169,154,319
Alabama—Birmingham
decrease of 3.3%, the aggregate of clear¬
loss of 3.4%.
a
824,16^443
_
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below
Outside of this city there was' a loss of
clearings at this center having recorded
1,056,452,681
295)137)903
Nashville
ings for the whole cotlntry having amounted to $15,046,875,871 against $15,554,244,945
in the-
3,642,242
District—Richmond-
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
final and'complete'rfesults of the week previous — the week
ending Oct. 22. Fof that week there
3,096,546
0.7
Tennessee—Knoxville
press,
has to be estimated.
cases
we
1,919,641
3,570,311
7,536,875
882,045,325
Sixth Federal
Reserve
them today, inasmuch as the week
Accordingly, in the above the- last»day of the week ; in all
r
1.5
1,096,161,453
™
Virginia—Huntington.
—20.7
not available at time of going to
are
2,621,985
6,099,604
5.813,184
5 414 q 15
Maryland—Baltimore
—11.9
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
»
2,205,203
4,697,641
—
8,119,928
-I'll
Carolina—Charleston
$13,523,378,581 $15,436,877,736
—
2,585,486
4.6
—20.2
—
6.0
Richmond
South
•
Total all Cities for week:
796 000,000
10,246,671
Virginia—Norfolk
2.3
—
817,076,243
-
1,021,000,000
4.0
8034314
(7 Cities)
District of
All Cities, one day
769,549
0.7
+ 13.9
+
33,637,700
Fifth Federal
Reserve
—24.8
$10,213,476,930 $11,894,843,328
(Ten cities, five days
822,124
—22.3
215,312,729*
f
2,642,239
1,157,111
+
IZ™
—19.1
354,144,221
—"
6.8
9,251,405
f
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.0
Cleveland
4,060,944
5,307,288
6,272,769
Mansfield
8.0
326,775,000
li
—
3,078,893
19754577s
Youngstown-
288,800,000
2,919,471
335,981,949
Coeiumhn«
™umbu
—14.9
265,800,000
1,054,000,000'
—
1,088,898,987
(11 Cities)
Cincinnati
•
'
Boston
-
3,594,675
Fourth Federal
Reserve District—Cleveland—
9.0
868,000,000
Chicago.
,
1948
1,185,809
928,557
1,049,877
3,156,212
3.4
9,625,903
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Week Ended Oct. 29—
1946
10,682,735
Jersey—Trenton
Total
+
•'
2,456,886
Delaware—Wilmington
New
—18.7
g 999 970
;
VOrk—
A:
1947
—21.3
1,140,570
1,091,761
3,325,793
5,064,613
Wllkes-Barre
Oui: comparative
1,469,775
926*73?^
™™nto"
At
Dec. %
1,128,932
—3,350,043 '
.1,047,000,000
——*
Philadelphia
Reading
|
$
1,157 376
~
Chester
Our preliminary
year.
Friday of 16.9%.
for the week follows:
summary
■
Bethlehem
-"1
Inc. or
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
n0®,5
1948
-V
,
Third Federal
Reserve
ago.
year
Saturday, Oct. 29; clearings
!ings will be 12.4% below those of the corresponding week last
this center there
a
possible to obtain weekly clear-
i
•total stands at $13,523,378,581
with
telegraphic advices from the chief
'-cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended
-
Week Ended Oct. 22
1949
■v
Dank
X
43
—
3.6
7,116,130,503
6,361,703,857
Total
(112
New
York
•Estimated.
cities).
-—-—
JNot available.
7,804,446,530
44
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1736)
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
Monday, October 31, 1949
*
Foreign Exchange Rates
Ambassador
daily
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the world.
We
record for the week just passed:
Pursuant, to the
.
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
Bethlehem
a
Consol.
1949 TO OCT.
21,
OCT.
V
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
'
$
'
.297778°'
.297778°
.206949°
.206949°
.174502°
.174562°
.174562°
.174562°
—
.138958°
.138958°
,
■
.174562*
*.138958°
2.231739
.019955
.019950
.019950
.019950
.010950
054406
.054406
.054406
2,231739
.019950
019975
account
notes"
"bank
cruzeiro
.045406
1
1
1393
1
1295
Dec
1
1495
1977——Dec
1
1599
mtge. 3%
(M. A.»
Co., $4.25 preferred stock
Terminal
mortgage
3%%
bonds,
series
due
A,
Regulator Co.—
.054406
1299
1299
1960_Nov
1
14
Nov
1
1499
Nov
28
*
Ry+ 1st mtge, 5s, due 1951_Nov
1
1302
1
1302
Nov
1978
National Vulcanized Fibre Co., 4)4%
debs.,
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.—
Portland
due
notes,
Rumford
&
Service
Falls
Electric
Gas
&
.909090
.909090
.909090
.903281
.902500
.905625
..904062
208000°
.208000°
.208000
-.208000
.203000
020060
.020060
.0200(50
.020060
.020.69
preferred stock
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., prior pfd. stock
144938°
.144938°
.144938*
.144938°
.144938*
Union
002862°
.002862*
.002862
.002860
.002859
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., 1st mtge.
208200°
.208200°
.208200
.208200
.208200
115717
.115717
.115717
.115717
.115717
263100
—
.263100
.263066
.262925
.263000
2.772896
2.772896
2.773102
2.773102
.909090
3% debenture bonds, due 1963—
Raymond Concrete Pile Co., $3 preferred
(Metropolitan), franc
of,
Dominion
India,
Mexico,
rupee
peso
______—
_
1
.140154°
.140154*
497340
.497340
.497340
.497340
Sweden,
.034800
.034813
.034820
.034810
.140154*
.326125
.325875
.325875
.193355°
.193329°
.193329°
.193329*
.230600
230600
2
2
Africa, pound
pound sterling
peso
—
Uruguay, peso
—
<—■—,
——
.230600
2.800898
>
2.800937
■:>" *
*>«
00
00
-v
00
<1*
0
gold
<■*
»•>
Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
* u
Increase
crease
( +) or de(- —) since
d
$
"
;
22,774,431
F.
1,998
+
545,887
certificates
2,667
>
,
12.369
137,837
+
4,665
279.043
15,924*
—
advances——.
590,927
1,571
+
—
18
969
Industrial loans
85,073
'
23,320.318
gold ctf. reserves
and
676,000
—
R,
notes
162,477
167
—
U. 8. Govt, securities:
3.794.924
Certificates
Notes
—1,723,227
258,500
5,771,900
Bills
4,000
—
—
298,100
-
Pag«
31
Nov
3
1489
CALLED
purchasing
390,169
reporting member banks
or
$101,000,-
was
000.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
increased $123,000,000, increasing in most of the dis¬
tricts. Holdings of United States Government bonds in¬
creased $53,000,000 in New York City and
$86,000,000 at
all reporting member banks.
Demand
deposits
adjusted increased $208,000,000 in
City, $111,000,000 in the Cleveland District,
$46,000,000 each in the Boston and Kansas City districts,
New York
and
by smaller amounts in most of the other districts.
United States Government deposits increased in
nearly
all districts.
581,000
A
summary
of the assets and
bds., due
due
1959_Dec
1961
1961
1390
Nov
3
1491
Nov
_
3
1491
878
397
1
*
Nov 25
*
*
mortgage
mortgage
bonds,
bonds,
3V4%
Electric Power
Co.—
series,
series,
3Vi%
due
due
1970_—1973—
1st mortgage 3J/2% bonds, series A, due
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd., 5%
carrying
United States Government securities decreased $209,000,000, largely in New York City.
-+3,144,482
7,538,200
Bonds
Loans to brokers and dealers for
net increase at all
Oct. 27,
1948
Oct. 19,
1949
1949
Assets—
Discounts
ISSUE
1
Kansas
*9
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $84,000,000 in New
York City and $48,000,000 in the Philadelphia District,
but they decreased in most of the other districts; the
dollars)
of
Oct. 26,
•
1340
1
Otis
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
cash
1
Dec
Elevator
Co., 6%
Co.,
Oil
United
Total
1339
bds., due 1977-Nov
1978
Jan
Union
Other
1
due
1195
Nov
Thomson
for
Dec
bonds,
bonds, due 1961, series B„
Associated Telephone <& Telegraph Co.—
25-year 5%!% debentures, series A
1st
09
oc
♦•Temporarily omitted.
fund
3%
gold
bonds,
1st
Uruguay, peso
Redemption
mtge.
Fireproofing Co., 7% preferred stock
Steel Castings Corp.,
1st mtge. bonds.
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
::
»o
U
(In
1538
General
2.783750
2.800859
2.783750-f
2.800937
800898
—
rate.
23
General
.230900
2.783750
.230700
2.783750
Closed
783750
Uruguay, peso
•Nominal
1401
Nov
Date
1st
1st mortgage debenture stock and
Associated Electric Co., 5%
bonds, due
5%
.326125
krona
Kingdom,
Co.,
5%
5%
——
—.
Switzerland, franc
Uruguay,
1
1
Algoma Central Terminals, Ltd.—
193312°
Union of South
Terminal
ENTIRE
326125
dollar,.
Settlements,
Nov
_Nov
Company and Issue—
.497340
034800
Portugal, escudo
United
.140154°
140154°
Philippine Islands, peso
Straits
Closed
772896
krone
Norway,
Nov
stock
convertible
—
—
guilder
Zealand, pound
Netherlands,
$3
—
Denmark, krone
France
1493
Co.—
900312
-
———
Ceylon, rupee _.
Czechoslovakia, koruna
»
1294
Oct 31
1st mortgage 3s, series B, due
series A, due 1973
Poll-New England Theatres, Inc.—
;
1st
mortgage
bonds,
due
1958
.019950
1392
1493
Co.— '
2.85%
debentures, due 1963
Narragansett Electric Co.—
25-year 3%
.019950
-
1st
15-yr.
909090
Official
Free
Gold
1976_Nov
1493
Public
Canada, dollar—
New
2.231573
019975
franc
Foreign
.297773°
.206949°
•;
.138958°
.138958°
V
2.231573
Closed
231573
i
f.
1491
bds., series J, due
,
Co.—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
$
$
.297778°
.206949'
pound
Belgium,
Oct. 27
.297778°
Special
1182
15"
;
.
1
2
1
1
Jacksonville
Oct. 20
"B"
Preferential
Australia,
Oct. 25
.200949°
Preferential
158(1
1
Hanna
"A"
Basic
Brazil,
$
$
Argentina, peso—
Oct. 24
1
Nov
11 West 42nd Street. Inc., 1st mtge. leasehold bonds—Nov
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 3% debentures, due 1961_Nov
Goodrich <B. F.) Co., 1st mtge. 2%% bonds, due 1965—Nov
1
Oct. 22
2%%
.
Page
1952— Nov
Paper Corp., Ltd.,
Corp.,
Eastern New York
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Value in United States Money
Oct. 21
+
due
stock
series E bonds, due 1973
Nov
3Vi% 1st mtge. bonds_Jan
4% debentures, due 1962—_Nov
Power Corp., 1st mtge. 3'As, due 1961_Dec
Dodge Mfg.
1949, INCLUSIVE
27,
1st & gen.
preferred
5%
30-year
Power
Consolidated
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1920
RATES CERTIFIED BY
EXCHANGE
inc. bds.,
1st mtge.
Corp.,
Corp.—
mtge.
Connecticut
-
FOREIGN
Steel
Date
Inc..
East,
Viscose
American
to the Secretary
give below
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Ltd.,
Co.
Power
3%
and
4%
Oct
31
1602
Nov
15
1640
Nov
28
Jan
1
Nov
3%
debentures—;
serial
debs,
Transportation
United Rys. 4% collateral
West Penn Electric Co.—
7
15
1396
1st pfd. stk._Nov
stock
California
of
&
preferred
—Nov 25
1966
1967
due
1601
•
Co.—
trust certificates
-
698
6%
cumulative
preferred
stock-—
Nov
15
1539
:1 %
cumulative
preferred
stock—..
Nov
15
1539
Dec
30
1539
Nov
16
,1641
1951—Nov
2
1340
Class
West
1st
stock—
A
Virginia Water Service Co.—
3'/4%
Electric
mortgage
Westinghouse
•Announcement
in
bonds,
"
due
.
1966-
2','8%
Corp.,
..
due
debs.,
this Issue.
Auction Sales
Transacted by Jenks, Kirkland & Co. in Philadelphia,
on
Wednesday, Oct. 19:
Shares
STOCKS
10
Bellevue
100
Stratford
Jenkintown
3
Co.,
Bank
&
$ per share
31
common
Trust
Co.
South
Philadelphia National Bank
Central Packing Co., capital
1,600
25
29
$825 lot
$10)
(par
(par
—.
$20)
liabilities of reporting
member banks follows:
S. Govt, securities.
17,403.124
262,500
—5,838,878
securities..
17,541,930
246,558*
—6,001,522
Total
U.
Total
loans
DIVIDENDS
Inc. (+) or
Dec. (—) Since
Due
from
F. R.
foreign banks
Notes
Uncollected
Sank
and
items
-
10,385
—
—
475,566*
2,556,203
32,965
34
124,386
4,989
43,931.976
699,080
premises
Other assets
14
—
35
127,096
banks...
of other
Assets—
23,801
109,997
698
+
—
Oct. 19,
1949
70,372
Loans
assets
and
Investments—Total
chasing
notes
Reserve
23,192,446
—■
76,262
—
806,465
Member
U.
8.
Treasurer
—
acct.
373,541
Foreign
Other
+
56,654
—1,150.831
+
38,032
+
173.063
16,757
+
102,694
549,701
—
Other
—3 861,966
16.098,000
acct.
gen.
307,087
613.617
bank—reserve
___
—
S.
17,634,859
deposits
Deferred
availability itemsaccrued divs.
2.265,356
12,884
Other liab., incl.
43,105,545
229,158
__
—4,737,040
<
—
398,343
—
970
+
702,793
—
147.574
—
^
2,404
and
and
Government
for
estate
Surplus
(Section
Surplus
Other
50
466,711
7)__
(Section
capital
:
13b)
U.
175,002
7,158
521
S.
18,522
3,663
+
55,293
+
327
6
+
250
—
1
—
448
+
6
Ratio
of
serves,
note
gold
to
certificate-
—5,612,510
5
+
334
+
325
+
4,209
+
101
7,399
+
123
i,i40
+
15
—
26,269
indebtedness
+
86
+
5.023
Reserve
Banks
+
780
with
domestic banks
'
+
;.
■
57.1%
+
0.4%
+
8.1%
purchased for foreign
correspondents
15,289
+
16
Government
1,877
Commitments
trial
to
make
90
7
+
1,479
indus¬
loans
—
.
—
2,309
1
+
S.
American
Automobile
+
1,209
V:
+
+
6 *
—
Govt,
ID
figures
prior
American
Metal,
0%
67
American
Meter
Redemption Gaits and Sinking Fund
of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
Below will
preferred
including
be
found
list of corporate
a
bonds, note®,
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
shows the following principal changes for the week end¬
ed Oct. 19: Increases of $325,000,000 in holdings of United
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
States
ing tenders, and the
Government
securities,
$315,000,000 in reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $455,000,000 in de¬
mand deposits adjusted, and $136,000,000 in United States
Government deposits.
J*"
Commercial,
industrial,
and
agricultural
in¬
creased in most of the districts and a total of $81,000,000
at all reporting member banks; the principal increases
were
$17,000,000 in the Cleveland District, $14,000,000
each in the Atlanta and Chicago districts, and $12,000,000
each in New York City and in the San Francisco District.
loans
the current
were
number gives the location in
volume
the
page
dividend
details
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
in which
;
Company and Issue— •>
Chilean
5%
Hotel
Nitrate
&
Iodine
<
Sales
—Nov
St.
debentures, due 1968—
George Corp., 1st mtge. 4s, due
Pennsylvania
3
°
—Nov
14
Corp.—
Whe-elabrator
1950.
Co.—
40-yr. guaranteed gold trust ctfs., series E, due 1952_Oct 31
Republic Petroleum Co., capital stock
Nov
8
•
I
Co.
10-31
12-24
12-
12-24
12-
12-
&
ccnv.
Co.,
Corporation
preferred
2
preferred
Ltd.
11-
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-10
11-30
11-10
3 2-24
11-21
32-15
11-25
75c
12-
1
11-10
50c
Equipment
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-1
11-19
(s-a»
(Ordinary)
—
J
(quar.)
preferred
7%
2nd preferred
2
11-
2
12-15
11-15
15c
(quar.)____
12-29
32-12
12-
50c
(increased)
93 %e
—
$1
±
(quar.)
12-
15c
pfd.
6%
4
Co.—
(quar.)
Gas,
1st
com.
•'
■
:
1
11-
7
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
(quar.)
Z-"
—
1
—
40c
12-
1
11-10
$1.50
.12-
1
11-10
$1.75
12-
1
11-10
t22%C
(quar.)
11-
1
11-
1
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
&
2
11-25
11-15
a5%
Natural
1
60c
(quar.) _____—
Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
5%
11-17
10%
.
Arkansas
Atlanta
12-15
11-15
12 V2C
(quar.)
Interim
4Vs%
11-19
30c
Y.)
Foundries——
.
Associated
income
1
25c
___
6%
Page
12-
25c
Corp.
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
Date
.
American
$4
.NOTICES OF TENDER
(N.
;
Tobacco
Oil
11-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Steel
Argo
1
12-10
25c
Co.
Oil
1
12-
25c
Co.
Razor
6%
1
12-
12-15
Sanitary—
:
Metal,
12-
12-15
'
Re-Insurance
Anglo-Iranian
11-18
12-15
$1
...
——
Safety
12-15
20c
__
:
Sealing
Ampco
11-15
30c
_
Standard
&
Extra
Initial
11-14°
30c
Co.—
nfd. (s-a;
conv.
American
statement
11-14°
1
75c
_
Foundry
American
The condition
1
12-
$3
(quar.)—
American
Stock
1
12-
9
10c
(resumed)
(s-a)_
—
preferred
American
revised.
&
(quar.)
Special
12-
10c
Co
Radiator
7%
11-15
10c
Co
Pulley
23,910
1
50c
(irreg.)
preferred
263
4,193
12-15
12-
11-
—
.
Common
11-15
40c
Louis;
-
common
Extra
American
•Oct.
(St.
(monthly)
preferred
Insular Co.,
Machine
11
1
11-15
Company—
non-cum.
American
accounts,
during week
Co.
12-
1-20-50
$1
;
Convertible
4
11-15
75c
____
American
40
Ins.
Extra
American
11-
1
37'/2c
iquar.)_
—;
Products
12-
34%c
(quar.)
tquar.)__
Home
Ice
Holdert
11-15
13 %c
—
common
Quarterly
American
380
deposit accounts, except
U.
pari
iquar.)
Corp.,
preferred
6%
260
,
—
121
and
($25
Co.
American
9,389
1,362
demand
preferred
5Vs%
4%
(Increased)—.
Corp.
par)" (quar.)
Kid
1,237
When
Payable of Rec.
12c
Corp.—
($10
Stores
—
136
;
Foreign banks
interbank
+
U
Borrowings
ances
3,153
2,791
table in
are:
Share
preferred
Allied
+
455
to
Foods
5'/2%
Allied
■
+
Debits
Airline
Radio
560
40
'
second
Per
Aircraft
543
—
47
46.738
deposits adjusted
deposits, except Government
S.
a
Name of Company
2,955
24
Demand
U.
with
declared.
+
315
—
2,310
,
follow
we
previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid. Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in the week when
American
'''
Then
show the dividends
+
9+682
—
12,276
vault
Domestic banks
accept¬
42
2.8'7
—
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
R.
combinedon
699,080
re¬
deposit and F.
liabilities
Contingent liability
—
242
+
Time
43.981,976
+
+17
37,625
securities—Total.
Federal
week.
we
31
4,211
with
current
37
11
+
182
of
In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
which
grouped in two separate tables.
are
The dividends announced this week
4,244
Liabilities—
+
209
+
185
bonds
In
—
664
loans
Balances
27,543
accounts
+
+
+
1,727
obligations
loans
Government
Reserve
207,175
—
for
bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
Cash
paid in
81
pur¬
Other securities
Capital
+
agricultural
dealers
securities
Treasury
—5,693,483
Capital Accounts—
684
Loans to banks
S.
'743
—
Other securities
U.
4 143
—
84
purchasing or carrying:
8, Government obligations
U.
Real
+
84
carrying:
or
loans
Other
Total
Industrial,
brokers
Other
Deposits:
232
—
—
13,647
to
U.
Federal
<.
+
Dividends
first
24,102
loans
Loans
,*
1948
23,791
Loans—gross
Liabilities-
1949
66,439
Loans—net
—5.612,510
Oct. 20,
(in millions of dollars)
Commercial,
Total
Oct. 12,
West
(quar.)—,
1 quar.I
Point
1602
Automatic
1302
Badger Paper Mills—.
Canteen
Co.
RR
of
J25c
__
50c
——
America
(quar.)...
i
12-15
25c
12-
$1
10-15
10-15
12-
5
1
11-15
12-21
12-11
Volume
170
Number 4851
THE
Per
Name of Company
-
Inc.
Baltimore
Radio
Bankers
(W.
H.)
Bastian-Elessing
(N.
Y.)
5%
7%
Corp.,
Iquar.)
6%
preferred
Booth
Mills
class A
Watch
1-3-50
12- 2
25c
11-15
11-10
4%
$1.50
12-20
12-13
Hanna
11-24
11-
Co.,
10-21
Havana
11-25
10-31
Hewitt-Robins,
11-15
10-31
Heywood-Wakefield
12-
11-21
25c
$$1
12-15
11-10
11-1
10-25
5%
11-1
10-25
1
11-7
Hunt
12-
9
11-15
12-31
13-23
20c
12-15
11-18
40c
11-23
11-15
11-10
11-10
Inland
12-10
11-10
Insley
$2.50
.12-15
.
12-1
11-
1
10-25
________—
433Ac
11-
1
10-25
^
^
(quar.)___
27Vic
_______
33V3C
10-31
International
10-31
Iowa
11-15
■
' 50c
Canada
tlOc
(quar.)____'___tl5c
10-31
.12-15
11-15
Class
A
75c
common——.——."—A
&
1-3-50
Foundry, Ltd., com. (quar.) .%"■
—.I——
_r
Canadian Exploration Co. (s-a)____——
$20c
11-
Canadian
725c
725c
12-
Fairbanks-Morse
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
L
Canadian
Central
Utilities,
Vermont
Central Violet
LesS
5%
tax
Aircraft
of
pfd.
Service
Sugar Co. S.
a
Cuban
Cessna
Ltd.,
Public
—
10-28
8 7/10c____—
$1.50
V1
CloroX Chemical Co.
iquar.)
Colorado Cent Tf. 1 Bo we f(quar.)
__
____________
preferred
Connecticut
Power
Co.—
11-12
1-2-50
12-15
11-29
Consumers
11-10
12-1
Power
Co.,
10-25
:
1
11-10
1
$4.52
preferred
(Del.)
10-28
12-
1
11-15.
12-15
50c
3'A %
>
11-21
1-3-aO
Continental
B
1-3-50
12-9
45c
10-31
10-24
Can
Co.,
25c
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
93%c
(quar.)
common
$3.75
Coro,
preferred
Inc.
iquar.)
1-3-50
12-15
'
^—
(quar.)
class A
Cosmos Imperial Mills,
Ltd
—:
preferred
$2
Crown
$4.20
'
1
$4
prefeired
2nd
12-
1
3c
11-15
11-
1
Nest
Cunco
Press.
3j/2%
25c
(quar.)__
Inc.,
12-
1
11-
12-
1
2
11-
Delaware
(year-end).
Match
11-15
11-
4
1
11-14
Extra"
12- 1
11-10
12-
11-10
••
$1
1
■
-
Extra
/
McArthur
<
12-15
5%
11-10
McCord
12-1
11-10
$2.50
12-
1
11-10
6%
partic. preferred (participating).
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5%
preference (accum.)
Donohue Brothers, Ltd—
Dow Chemical Co.,
common
$4
iDe
2nd
40c
preferred
2'/2%
-
:
1
11-15
Boat
■
Co._____—;
Furnace,
Walker
class
Dry
guaranteed
Employees Credit
Corp.,
;
.
A____
preferred iquar.)
prior preferred (quar.)—___________
Engineers Public Service (liquidating)——
vania
Paber.
state
Coe
&
Fairbanks
*11-18
10-20
11-10*
1
-7
,
.
Monsanto
10-31
10-31
11-15
11-15
;
11-10
10-31
"11-
!
1
Co
12-10
11-30 '
50c
12-
11-15
$1
12-
1
1
11-10
50c
Co
12-
1
..^11-15
12-
1
common
(initial
11-15
-'x-r-
quar.)
25c
Extra
10c
4'/z%
Power Corp., common
preferred iquar.)
preferred
$1.12'/2
(quar.)_
:
"Tl-10
11-28
1L-10
1
•
43A%
11-19
12-
1
11-15.-x
Trailer
Co.,
common
Fuller Brush Co.,
Class
AA
Gamewell
(quar.)
class A (quar,)
(quar.)
Company
$1.25
(quar.)
11-15
50c
12-
1
$1
12-
—,—25c
11-
1
$1
11-
1
11-
F
—
11-
1
1
National
National
National
25c
11-15
""
i
11-16^11-16
-
10-20*-..
(quar.)
_____
Royal
11-15
12-
2
11-15
8
11-
1
11-18
11-30
11-15
11-
12-15
•Vs.
Electric
12-20
pfd. A
Linen
Service
preferred
Corp.,
com.
(qual\)_
Steam
Cotton
(William), Ltd.,
*
Co
5%
pref.
(quar.)__
Secord
11-17
10-
11-30
1-3-50
12-
9
12-
9
$1.12'A
25c
8
$1
•
(quar.)
3
11-15
1-3-50
4c
11-20
$1.18%
quar.)
common
50c
(quar.)___
30c
$1.25
12-
1
20c
12-
8
11-
1
.-A
Co.
45c
12-12
11-15
20c
12-15
11-15
50c
11-15
11-
35c
12-16
11-25
preferred
12-15
12-30
12-
12-
1
11-11
12-20
12-10
12'Ac
3'A%
preferred
4.20%
11-15
___.
12-15
12-
11-30
11-16
40c
12-19
1-3-50
12-
1
9
12-23
10c
11-10
10-28
50c
11-18
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
11-22
11-
Solar
Aircraft
90c
$1.50
Southeastern
Southern
4,88%
5%
(quar.)
—
4.04%
2-1-50
11-14
—
—
(irreg.)
preferred
$4
preferred
10-29
10-24,
12-10
11-18
87'Ac
12-
1
11-10
$3.50
12-
1
11-10
12-
9
11- 4
12-
9
11-
V
22'Ac
11-15
4
10-31
12-1
11-10
30'Ac
11-30
11-
5
10-26
$1
12-15
11-15
$1.25
12-15
11-15
common
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Service,
com.
$1.37'A
Co.
(Dallas)
6%
pfd.
1
11-15
20c
(quar.)
—__
12-
,
12-15
12-
$1.10
11- 1
10-20
3
—
40c
1-13-50
$1.50
12-15
12- 6
25c
(quar,)^
common
12-14
11-25
1-11
$1
2-1-50
$1
2-1-50
1-16
(quar.)—_
30c
12-15
11-15
—
Inc.,
preferred
common
25c
12-15
11-15
Oil
Co.
87'Ac
(quar.)
of
California
12-15
1-16
12-
1
$1
12-10
11-10
Railway Equipment MSg. (quai',)_
Standard Steel Spring Co. (increased quar.)
25c
12* 1
11-18
25c
11-23
11-
50c
11-
10-21
21c
11-18
1
11-10
Suburban
I
10-13
10-24
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)——
12-
Inc
Briquet Co., Inc„ $2
Sun
0%
(quar.)
—*
conv.
pfd.
—
(quar.)
40c
12-10
1
11-15
5
-
Propane Gas Corp.—*
quar.
—
—
Transit
Tampax,
Inc.
llr
4
5c
(quar.)
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
50c
1
Corp.—
12-
37'Ac
Ray Drug Co., common
preferred (quar.)—
Syracuse
12-15
12-
10^13
10-21
10-29
10-31
Sterling Brewers,
11-25
10-31
11-15
1
12-12
A
Stott
12-
1
11-15
35c
Electric
Co
11-15
Taylor
&
Co.
11-10
Texas
Fern
Gulf
;
(quar.)—
Producing
(year-end)
11-29
11-* 9*
51
—-—
Extra
Tampa
1
11-15
12-
10-21
6c
Extra
5
11-
12-15
50c
Insurance
Brands,
11-10
11-15
1-3-50
—
—
$4
Standard
12-
25c
11-18
(quar.)— _x——
Co.
Withington Co.,
(E.. R.) & Sons,
11-10
12-15
11-
1
30c
—
(quar.).
Life
1
12-15
1
1
12-
$1.50
x__
—
Lines
Plastic
Gas
Electric
12-10
1-3-50
7
12-
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
12-
1-3-50
1-18*
1-18*
11-
$1.05
Quarterly
Sparks
Standard
1-3-50
9
11-15
37'Ac
iquar.)
Standard
10-19
11-
11-30*
Edison—
California
Natural
Southwestern
6
11-25
$1
37'Ac
common—_—
(quar.)—
preferred
7
11-18
1
12-12
$1.50
Greyhound
Southwestern
12-
1
11-10
Carpet Co.—
preferred
California
non-cum.
11-
10-29
11-23
12-
2-1-50
62'Ac
,
Southwestern Associated Telephone—
$5.50 preferred
(Initial quar.)
11-30
12-15
11-
$1
———
Co.
preferred
1-13-50
12-
11-25
Co.—
convertible
1-13-50
12-20
11-15
10c
40c
6
11-15
11-10
50c
Extra
8
12-
I
r
11-25
7c
(quar.)
Oil
Southern Railway Co.,
11-10
11-10
2
12- 9
75c
quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
12-20
1
11-11
30c
Southern
1
1212-
85c
& Sons
.Southern
12-
1
1-2-50
25c
(Increased
(quar.)—
11-21
12-
1
12-15
$2
(quar.)
11-25
1-3-50
12-15
50c
common
12-
50c
11-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)—
12-16
2
1
12-
12'Ac
(quar.)_______
Chemical,
(Alexander)
Socony-Vacuum
1
5
12-
1-3-50
of Louisville—
(quar.)
Agricultural
6%
11-30
11-
11-15
11-15
11-
1-3-50
50c
Yards, common iquar.)
participating preferred (quar.)—_
Common
11-30
11-15
1
1-3-50
$1
(quar.)_.
Co.,
preferred
'
10-20
12-20
1
12-
11-15
25c
City Stock
Smith
1
11-15
"
12-
11-10,
$1.25
(quar.)__
—_
$1.50
12-15
11-
1
$1.25
common
Candy Shops, Ltd———$20c
Banknote Co., $1 pfd.
(quar.)_
25c
Inc.. $4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12'A
Smith
10-31
-
12-
1
4 7c
Surety Co.
Sherwin-Williams
1-
1-15-50
1-3-50
11-
Corp.—
(Laura)
4%
37'Ac
8
common—23c
Security
Sioux
$$1.25
10-15,
12-
11-15
Union
Seaboard
11-18
50c
(quar.)
10-31
50c
1-3-50
Co., common
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40. preferred
(quar.)
1
15c
56'Ac
(quar.)
15c
Paper
10-17
$1.25
Vulcanized Fibre Co.
pfd.
.
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
11-30
10-25
12-
$1.75
12-15
7v
10-26
12-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar,)_
9.
-
Increased
(quar.)
7%
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
$1.18%
pfd,
7
1-3-50
A,
10-29
12-15
5c
$4.50
11-
50c
2
Welding Machine Co.—
Company,
1
•
Paul
11-15
20c
12-
10-31
10-21
11-30
50c
(quar.)
11-
40c
_■
(increased
A
$1.07
common
1
1
12-30
50C
11-
12-
10-27
50c
$1
11-15
50c
62'Ac
$1.62'A
11-15
25c
25c
Stockyards—.
Savage Arms Corp
Sayre <fc I%sher Brick Co. (quar.)
11-10
1
10-31
83c
(quar.)
G
Crown Bottling
10-27
11-
11-15
10-20
1
St.
11-26
12-
1
11-
J
St.
11-26
12-15
12-
11-15
$1
Sagamore Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Joseph Stockyards Iquar.)
3
1-3-50
11-15
'
__
Extra
11-10
11-
11-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4'A% pfd.
Saco-Lowell
Shops
(quar.)
5
1
12-
37'Ac.
iquar.)
5%; preferred
12-
25c
$1.75
Cash
Register
Cylinder Gas Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
preferred
Neilson
7
12-10
12-
10c
J.)
dividend
Brothers,
Squibb
preferred
,.,10-20^ Naumkeag
" 11- 5
12-20
1-3-50
i- 3.
12-10
25c
Common
11-
5
12-
Roos
11-25*
11-iq
1
$1.183A
Company,
preferred
40c
Gypsum,
National
11-
F
12-15
11-30
50c
common
shares
Lead
5 %
Stock
4%
11-22:
12-31
12-
1-3-50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Haas
&
12-31
i-ie-50
Corp
Electric
Co.
Gas
10-15
1
37'AC
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
National
y4'A%
11-
$1
(quar.)___
<quar.)___
Extra
National
11-18
1-3-50
11-2 L
Ry.—
preferred A (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)__
5%
10-24
62'Ac
1
_J_,
preferred
Rohm
10-24
11-
12-205
12-
30c
(quar.)_:
(N.
5%
2
$1
10-26;
$1.75
5%
11-21
Foundation-
National
$1
preferred (quar.)—
$1
11-
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Rockwood & Company,
11-21
20c
B
preferred (quar.)
$1-19
1
;~11-15—_
4%
1
$$1.32
common
Year-end
7%
12-
20c
1
Fruehauf
12-
12-16
11-
1-13-50
(quar.)_
Chicago
common
inc.,
preferred
Rockland
11-2
12-16
A
l3Ac
Racing
Association_________
Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.____
National Acme Company
National Biscuit Co., common
(quar.)__
4'A%
1
1
(resumed)—
Beneficial
11-;,1.
12-
preferred
11-
11-15%
$1.75
&
preferred
$50c
Narragansett
"IT-
12-
7%
(Increased)
Nashville
11-15
25c
Works
Income
12-20
$2.50
Bridge
1
1
1
$1.50
common—-.
&
Gas
preferred
43A%
2
12-
$25c
Co.,
preferred
preferred
11-15
(quar.)
_____
Freeport Sulphur Co. (increased quar.)—__
French (Fred F.)
Investing Co.—
Pitt
4%
4%
2
12-
10-26$
12-
;
1st
Stores,
Rochester1
7
Refrigeration & Storage, Ltd.—
Mutual
$1
(s-a)__________—_____—__
Fort
,
common...,-
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.
Paper Mills__.
_11-15
l2-~ 1
30c
;_
—
common—
11-28
12-
11-15
IT-
11-
11-15
$1.75
prefeired (quar.)
L——
Copper & Brass, InCj___.____________
Revere
.
(irreg.)_i_
(participating)
preferred (accum. V_
pfd.
1st preferred-
$1.22V2
(quar.)__t—._
(quar.)
Foote Mineral Co.,
preferred
pfd.
11-
12^*1"
$5c
(quar.)
Chemical
convertible
5%
8%
Murray Corp. of America,
35c
&
A
Montreal
10-31
•
Brewing Corp.—
4.90%
$4
Co.,
Containers, Ltd.,
Class
11-15
20c
Modern
Oil
11-18
11-15
11-28
25c
25%
of
Mosinee
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
5%
Minute Maid Corp., $2
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, com.
Class B (increased)
90c
tax
Gregg
Morse
Sugar
Falstaif
4%
12-
guaranteed—•
Extra
Florida
Midwest
50c
Fajardo
New
11-25 -f-11-15
after deduction of 2'/ac Pennsyl¬
Payment
x
Canada, Ltd.___
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.
T—-10-2
$4.50
7
10-15
$1.75
Corp
11-
37'/2C
—.
7%
Oil
Mica Co.
12-
11-
62'Ac
7
9
11-15
5
10-25
Owl
60c
________
7
25c
$1.50
Co.,
(s-a)
11-
25c
—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.
Messer
3
11-1
43A% preferred
Remington Rand,
$1
11-
$1
class
3
1-
11-28
11-
12-
11-23
5c
57c
$1
Grocery, 4'A%
11-19
$25c
(quar.)__
M.)
Red
Servel,
common
common
Refining
10-20
15c
(quar.)___
Oil
10-31
$37'Ac
Mercury Messenger Corp. (quar.) ___________
Merritt-Chapman Scott, C'A% pfd. (quar.)_
1-
-(A-
(quar.)
COc
preferred
State
non-cum.
Scott
-
11-2 li
11-21,
Company—
35c
____________
1
1
(quar.)____.
(J.
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
4%
1
12-16
12-
(quar.)___
Reading
12-
1-3-50
25c
preferred
Radford
35c
11-25
of New Hampshire—
11-15
7
12-15
12-
(quar.)__
Company
11-15
$$1
common
Co.,
preference
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
A
1
;»
11-10
11-25
12'Ac
Service; vCo. of New Mexico (quar.)__
Company, common (quar.)___
Quaker
11-25
12-15
$1.06'A
r_
Oil
5%
11-10
25c
75c
iquar.)
com.
CO.—•
Company___
Water
1
1
(quar.)
11-15
25c
1
25c
(quar.)
Telephone
Oil
12-
$1.25
11-15-a
25c
_x___
12-
12-
(quar.)_____
15c
Co.
Class B
Bobbins,
1
50c
12-
*.
25c
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
Michigan Bumper Corp. (stock dividend)
(quar.)—_—_—65c
11-15
25c
15c
(quar.)
Telephone—
Empire & Bay state
4%
A
Goods
12-15
$25c
_l;
____
12-
Extra
1
11-15
,_x
15c
_—______________________
&
&
preferred
5,%
1- *3
--
11'-
$50c
25c
*
—.—____
Electric
$4
12-20
1-16-50
Pure
40c
______
(increased)
common
class
Public
$1.25
(quar.)
10-3L,
40c
___
3.35%
11-10
1
(quar.)_____
preferred
1
$1.75
Gear
Wayne
Public Service Co.
10-25
11-15
$12'Ac
Corporation,
$1.50
PrestOn
12-16
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
11-18
11-
Dredging/Ltd.—
Company, class B
1
1
12-
Co.—
&
preferred
Meadville
.
11-15
^
1-16-50
Company,
common
.preferred A
(quar.)
Duquesne Brewing Co.______—_—_________
Edgewater Steel
Ely
12- 1
1-16-50
1-16-50
81'Ac
;
47'
Electric
•
——$1
(quar.)
Drackett
*
$25c
—i—_____
preferred A (quar.)
$3.25
1
$62'Ac
x
dividend
Stock
50c
12-
11-
10c
Ltd.
10-31
10-31
11-30
25c
Fort
Extra
1-3-50
40C
Co.,
7%
11-10
1
25c
-
v
^
common
11-15
11-15
$3
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Poor
10-31
12-
87'Ac
(quar.)
Chemical
McKesson
12-
50c
11-20
$0.07915
v_—___x
12- lv
1-3-50
37V2C
(quar.)
common
'
11-10
>
(quar.)__—
Corporation,
Maxwell, Ltd.
Mayer (Oscar)
•
/•
11-25
.
common
Co.
preferred
Quarterly
Massey-Harris
1
11-
12-
35c
Company,
5%
11-15
11-25
$3.50
Railroad-:ls-a)________1
Diamond
-—4
$lc
(quar.)
9
50c
(quar.).
preferred
Gold
Electric
15c
(quar.)
Shirt
50c
59%c
(quar.)
29c
(quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
8
87V2C
—
Davies
preferred
Hotel,
Co.
non-cum
Marathon
4
$1.50
(quar.)______
Manufacturing
Petroleums,
Ltd
Deere & Company, common
$5
11- 4
12-
2% '
Curtis
7%
Steel
Manhattan
12-13
$1
___
preferred
11-2241
$$2
Coal
12-
40c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Power & Paper Co.__
Macwhyte Company
Magor Car Corp. (new York)
Macmillan Company,
common
11- 9*
12-15
1-3-50
$1.05
—
iquar.)
Co., Ltd._w---x___^_. Xv
com. (stock dividend)
Pass
11-29
* 40c
common____-__—
12-27
$1.25
Maclaren
10-31
preferred
Crow's
Lukens
>
50c
Corp.,
9
87'AC
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal (s-a)
Lyon Metal Products, 5% pfd. (quar.)
11-15
(quar.)_'
Zellerbach
12-
>'\i
11-17
10-29
12-15
Crown Cork & Seal Co.," commoll-.
11-15
$20c
(quar.)___ '■'(
11-30,,,
$20e
3% %r preferred (quar.)
Croft Brewing Co., (resumed)——
11-23
1
$25c
preferred
(quar.)
common
Mills, common
$4 preferred (quar.)
Shops
^
11-15^
933Ac
——
Company,
1
12-
12-27
(resumed)
8V2C
1—
12-
$12'Ac
2nd
11-15
Common
$1.75
V
F"
Baltimore
7%
1
preference
12-23
25c
Year-end
Lord
$1
1-3-50
(quar.)
Shares
Corp.
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
5c
25c
Corporate Investors,
Crane
Ax'
(quar.)
Cement
12-
$(
Reel,
&
preferred
11-30
10c
(quar.)^
Star
common
(quar.)____
Machine
10-20
12c
-Extra'
Lone
11- 5
55c
$i0c
1
$12'Ac
Co.
Extra
Fund
&
Consolidated
12-29
$1.50
Navigation
preferred
Class
9
a-
$1.13
Insurance
&
1
(quar.)
Rig
preferred
Perkins
10-18
60c
11-4
,
11-
$1.10
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
10-28
,
25C
(quar.)
Trust
12-
25c
Princeton
Libby, McNeill & Libby (s-a)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
11-10
11-30
$l.l2y^
Xi__—__________
10-28
.
Coal
Lexington
11-15
11-15
$$1.50
Grinding Whecl___
Pennsylvania Telephone, $2.23 pfd. (quar.)__
Penobscot Chemical Fibres, 2nd
preferred
People Gas Light & Coke Co.:
2
Laboratories, $1.16 pfd. iquar.)
Foundry & Machine Co. (reducedI__
Lehigh
■
1
50c
Life
12-
$1.25
I^aura Secord, see Secord (Laura)
Candy
Lees (James) & Sons Co. (quar.)
$37'/»c
(quar.)_____________
American
(quar.)
1-3-50
$3.50
Lakey
12-
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.__
Pipe Line,
Eastern
$1.50
(quar.)____
11-25
10-31
Economic
$18c
11-15
1
1
Peninsular
.
5
Lakeside
•
'
Continental
11-
$1.25
____________________.
preferred
Gas
A
Pillsbury
12-10
40c
(quar.)_
common
11-15
15c
12-
56'Ac
;
1
7
11-17
(quar.)
2nd
11-15
12-
Interim
11-15
12-
Pato
—
preferred
convertible
11-15
1
20c
preferred
$4.25
11-10
series—
common
Shore
5 7a
11-10
V;/;
Y.)—
11-
Mines, Ltd
Lake Superior District Power
Co., common__
i 5% preferred (quar.)
O*
'1212-
$1.25
(quaTJ-L-.--------^----.—•'
preferred
Lake
4%
7%
(Maine)
1
Extra
5
$1.25
(quar.)
Kysor Heater Co.___________
11-10
1™
11-
2nd
1-
5c
preferred
.-77c
...
11-30
1
Year-end
6 %
11-14
1.
12-10
1
(accum.)
interest
Kroger Co.,
1-25-50
12-
•;
Beneficial
..
.
11-22
25C
50c
X
'
Ltd.f___________________
Glass,
Consumers
(N.
*
9
12-12
12-
—,65c
(quar.)
Co.
<11-
t
>>
12-10
11-17
$5 prior preferred (quar.)__
Knickerbocker Fund—..
7
-11-21
1
11-15
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Special
,
______
Co.
Stockyards
Natural
Panhandle
10-24
41 'Ac
45c
—
_______
Co.
Edison
Consolidated
$4.50
(quar.)
11-
8
.'?/
50c
87'Ac
—Lw
Stamping
$6
; f
*
Commonwealth Telephone Co.—
$5
•
■
1
4
30c
(increased)
Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
Keyes Fibre, 67* prior preferred
^
'
—
City
1211-
25c
_________
12-
—$1.75
guaranteed iquar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
Special
-
11-15
;
%
special
&
:
12-
$1
preferred iquar.)____
(Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.--
Shearing
11-15
1
Brothers
preferred
11-10
12-
$1.31'A
(quar.)
preferred
Palestine
10-20
$1.50
______
common
Kerr
10-15
,11-19
25c
preferred (quar.).:
City Baking Co. (Baltimore)—<
Commercial
5%
7
Steel Corp.—
Laughlin
Kansas
,
4%
7%
Kable
10-31
10-31
1
20c
preferred (<iuar.)A_l___'li-
10-31
-
1
A.—
77c
5 7c
11-28
11-25
12-
Industries
Parkehsburg
10-28 : • Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
11-15. ; 10-27 fj;. Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common (quar.)_____
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., common______
50c
$4.50 preferred
iquari)______________—__
$1.12'A'
Chiii
Copper Co
_________—50c
Chrysler Corporation
(increased)—____— ...\ $1,50
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. (quar.)
,35c
4%
&
11-21
12-16
20c
Orange County Telephone Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Finance Corp. of California
(Del.) —
Quarterly
Corp.^—
___A_L-._x______
Estate^ Corp.
Jones
11-25
11-
2c
(Conn.)
Co.,
33A%
11-22
12-
$1
-11-15
17c
Co._f.u'___-_^_____i_-____i_
preferred
Jones
12-1
(quar.). V; $$1.25
;
Corp.__—r_
5Va 7c-
12-15
5%
Co.
1
Scotia
Olin
11-15
*1
Utilities
12-15
f20c
11-22
$25c *•' 11-22
Car
A -•(quar.)
Silver
Southern
11-22
12- 9;*.
11-30
11-15
12-
Pacific
Cigar Machinery Co
International Mining Corp. (resumed)
11-15'
& Burlington County Ry. (s-a)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry.—__
12'Ac
International
V
,
11-10
1
9
9,
$1,12 'A
common
(quar.)
Oklahoma
50c
11-15
•
Service,
preferred
preferred
11-10
11-15
11-10
12-
75c
(quar.)
1
11-30
Corp%'_
Machines
Public
11-18
12-10
11-10
11-21
25c
Western Ry. Co.
Bancorporatlon
11-15
12-
11-18
11-21
50c
(quar.)
1
12-
$1
Co.___liU__T_j_____
Business
A
12-15
$2
Manufacturing
Nova
12-
75c
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
a
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)
Quarterly 'A—_______
Stock
dividend
!
,
11-30
$1.25'
Steel
Interantional
/' '
$1
12-10
5%
11-25
; ;/
■
4 'A %
5'A %
—
dividend
12-10
———-
1-1-15*
11-28
32c
preference A (quar.)
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.—
10c
—-—-
.•«
Y.)
Oil & Refining Co
Foods, Inc., 5% preference
Stock
11-25
12-15
50c
x____
(N.
&
Northwestern
25c
common
11-
Co.—
series
25c
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)——-———- $0.27937"
Class
Co.
Chemical
preferred
4%
Norfolk
Northwest
$25c
20c~
Camden
.
10-26
___x
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
Inglewood Gasoline
preferred
Canadian
11-15
5%
93%c
(quar.)____—___________
'11-18
Humble
12-
Co.,
B
preferred
10c<
■
11-15
1
1
11-19
$1
Nopco
1
11-
10-24
1
50c
Participating
stock
(non-voting)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
12-
4
11-15
11-
75c
11-25
12-
l
$5c
(voting)__
11-25
75C
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
11-
Corp.—
stock
12-15
25c
Co., Ltd
Hardart
&
50c
preferred
Ltd.,
preferred
Oil
Horn
10c
4.40 %
Foils,
5%
Home
5.23%
preferred
1
11-10
Shipbuilding
12-15
Co.—
10-31
Ltd.
Co.—
Utilities
Inc.
1
Y.
Founders
$1
12- 6
commcn
-
&
11-15
$1.06 »A
(quar.)
6%
Electric
N.
11-15
12-
11-15
60c
25c
(quar.)
11-30
25c
Warehouse
10-28
1
11-30
12-15
(quar.)
common
11-15
1
12-15
(quar.)
Storage
1
12-
$22'Ac
Company, common
Company, $4.25 pfd.
Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Hathaway
preferred
Bedford
11-15
12-
U-15
20c
(quar.)
New Calumet Mines,
Ltd. (interim)..
New Jersey Zinc Co. (reduced)
85c
(quar.)
$50c
Cement,- 5% orior pfd. (accum.) £
Pacific
Title
Insurance
Co,-^
California. Water Service
5.30%
8
40c
______
12-
25c
Co.,
Meter
$2.40
New
Payable of Rec.
$1.06'A
20c
Neptune
11-15
(quar.)
Share
(quar.)
Extra
12-20
1
of Company
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4'A% pfd.
Neisner Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
4
12-
Ltd
12-20
____
iquar.)
1-3-50
11-
$1
11-15
Manufacturing Co._ Machine Co. (quar.)
V
preferred
$3
$12V2C
—•
——
11-15
1st preferred (accum.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd
Co
-
11-10*
25c
(M. A.)
$1
—___
Inc.,
1
50c
Co.,
preferred
——75c
Power
12-
(quar.)
Hamilton
Adding
(quar.).
preferred
Cotton
_
(F.)
*
84 %c
Name
11-14
(reduced)
Great Lakes Dredge '& Dock Co.
Hackensack Water Co. (s-a)
Hamilton
(quar.)
Extra
.
12-15
1
37'Ac
common
45
Holdert
12-
Hajoca Corporation
——
77c
12-15
When
(1737)
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
(accum.)
11-17
Company, common,—
3%% preferred
(quar.)
____—__—_
Buckeye Pipe Line
Co.______—_
Bullock Fund. Lid.
fycar-end)
—___
Common
1-2-50
preferred
$4
11-18
______——
Gas
$6
3%%
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.,
1
—
Union
California
1-2-50
16c
Stores,
B
Calaveras
11-1
1
(E. L.)
Burkart
11-10
11-15
12-
(quar.)
:
Department
Burroughs
11-29
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.).
Corp, (quar.)
Castings Corp.—
12-
(quar,)__
Light &
Semi-annual
Class
Steel
35c
_-i
Traction,
Brooklyn
Paint
General
60c
-—.—
Boyertown Burial Casket
Bruce
General
$25c
•
Broadway
10-21
(quar.)——————r—i——r^-—-—-r—. ■-1
Co., Ltd.,
Brazilian
Inc.,
10-31
-—_______—_
Fund, Inc. (quar.)_—
Bower Holler Bearing Co
Class B
Mills,
(quar.)_
Boston
Bowes
General
11-1
_______—$1.75
—,
Co.____.
11-15
1
CHRONICLE
Share
preferred
.—
common
(quar.)
Airplane
12-
tl5c
common
Brothers Tobacco,
Boeing
L
Spinning Associates
Steel
7%
;
(quar.)——_____
Fine
preferred
Bloch
l'~
(quar.)
preferred
Berkshire
Cigar,
$1
Manuiaeturing, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Belgium Glove <fc Hosiery Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Bethlehem
General
$1.50
Beacon
Common
7
11-22
(year-end)
Co.
Company
11-
50c
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
FINANCIAL
Per
Name of
,
11-15
5c
*
&
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)___
Corp.
Co.
Share
,
—
Show
Commercial
Barber
■
*
Balcrank,
When
COMMERCIAL
11-29
11-
9*
50c
11-15
ll-
2
20c
11-
1
10-24
50c
12-
6
11-18
46
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Oil
&
Extra
*
-
-
-
Tide
Oil
Associated
Water
Oil
Tokheim
Torrington
Tank
Co._
Mfg.
;
(final)——
Street
Air
—
Extra
..
$4.50 prefeired
(quaf.)
.
United Engineering & Foundry,
Special
preferred
(Phila.)
Piaying
U, S.
*
____
——
Co.
Card
United
*
United
(quar,)——
•««•-'■——
Extra
(8.
Warren
Ext
11-
4
II-
4
12-17
11-23
4
1
11-10
6%
Auto
Atlas
11-10
Ault
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
Plywood
Atlas
11-25
Power
&
5 Va %
preference
Alloy
Aluminum
4%
Co.
(monthly)
4c
5-1-50
4-15
Bankers
preferred
Bates
Bond
$1.50
65c
87Vac
12-
1
11-15
Baystate Corporation
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
$6
12-
1
11-14
Beck
12-15
11-24
Innes,
Beaux-Arts
1st
4%%
Bell
&
preferred
Aluminium, Ltd.
Extra
1
11-15
11-
1
Iron
11-
1
Amerada
11-14
<fc
Amerex
Holding
Airlines,
American
American
i
5%
Book
^.Special
$3.50
pfd.
(quar.)_
Co.
Co.
preferred
American News
Gas,
Co.
preferred
6%
preferred
11-4
11-15
10-20
11-30^
11-
1
10-14*
llr
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
.
»
12-
1
11-21
11-
1
10-14
11-1
10-14
25c
_____
$1.25
11-15
12-30
10-31
10-14
11-23
11-
75c
11-30
10-20
11-1
10-17
11-1
10-17
30c
(s-a)—__
10-7
<11-1
75c
11-15
11-
11-1
$1.50
_
11-
1
10-22
1-31-50
$5fiV4c
11-
1
10-11
U5c
12-
1
11-10
1-21
Bliss
Blue
Co.,
12V2C
11-
1
10-24
62V2C
11-1
10-24
$l.l2'/2
Power
Co.,
10-11
11-
1
10-11
$1
12-23
12-19
12-23
12-19
50c
12-
1
12-
1
10-31
12
1
10-31
'
(quar.)
12-15
1-3-50
12-
1
12-15
20c
1
11- 7
12-
1
11-
62y2c
(quar.)__
12-
27y2c
12-
1
Co.,
8
10-26,
Columbia
Pictures
1
1
11-Y5
1
11-15
Columbian
1
10-14
Mass.)
11-
1
10-18
Combustion
1-14
11-
10-17
25C
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-11
$62 VaC
11-
1
10-20
12-1
V 11-15
i5c
i
1
10-31
25c
10-14
10-31
10-14
11-
Hose
Rubber
&
Power
preferred
Columbia
preferred
Pulp
:
Class-'. B
Paper
4%
11-25
11-15
11-25
11-15
1
10-13
Columbia
Continental
<fc
$$1.50
11-
1
10-17
Inc
50C
11-
2
10-20
Dallas
(N.
20c
11-
1
10-21
Dallas
$1 50
12-
1
11-10
10-31
preferred
Byron Jackson Co.
Caldwell
1st
2nd
80c
California
California
5%
Corp.,
&
Delntte
1
common
12-
$1.40
1
11-
1
Dominion
12-
1
11-
1
Dennison
1
10-14
Voting
11-15
10-29
$8
$20c
Camden Fire Insurance Assn.
Diamond
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
10-15
1
10-15
Divco
10-15
Dixie
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-10
Investors
40c
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
Co.
Mfg.
Dome
Mines,
Corp.
15c
11-10
9-29
$32 V2c
12-20
11-18
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-14
$20C
11-15
10-31
Dominion
Bridge
11-
1
10-10
Dominion
Coal
$$1.25
11-
1
10-10
Dominion
$30c
5%
>•
6%
$25c
(quar.)_
10-31
10-
5
11-
10-
6
1-
6
2
125C
2-2-50
$17%c
(quar.)
10-31
Ltd
9-30
$6c
11-
1
10-15
1st
2nd
conv.
5%
Dominion
Voting
10-15
Common
30c
pfd.
11-
1
10-20
Donnacona
12-
1
(quar.)
4V2%
11-10
10-31
Douglas
50c
11-10
10-20
11-10
10-20
25C
10-31
10-
7
10-31
10-
7
11-10
10-25
20c
10-21
10-20
■$1.75
11-
1
<>! 10-20
'
11-
1
12-
1
"
-v
I
»
»
'
-
•
,
...
11;
1
11-1
12-20
12- 5
10-31
10-
3
11-30
9-30
10-31
10-17
.12-15
11-18
11-15
10-24
25c
11-15
10-24
11-
1
10-24
12-
1
11-14
10-31
'
50c
10-15
11-15-
11-10
2-
3-1-50
75c
6
11-
1
10-14
$30c
11-
1
10-14
11
1
10-14
$37 VaC
40c
10-31
10-24
37 Vac
12-20
12-
62 VaC
1-3-50
15c
11-15
*
quar.)__
5
12-10
Co.,
Co.,
Ltd.
10-21
11-
1
10-21
12-
1
31 %C
11-15
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)„_
common—
12-
1
11-
7
27VaC
12-
1
11-
7
7
Dover
Dravo
4%
Aircraft
Co.,
1
10-
11-
1
10-
1
$25c
11-
1
10-
8
8
1
11-
1
10-
$25c
11-
4
10- 7
(quar.)_
1
11-
10-
1
10-
1
1-
3
2-1-50
1-
3
1-3-50
$25c
1
11-
2-1-50
$25c
Ltd
12-
1
1
10-15
11-15
10-14
11-
$25c
Ltd.—
preferred
Co.
1
11-
$25c
certificates
Worsted,
convertible
10-
$25c
trust
Paper
7
1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
10-
11-
'
$$1.25
Coal, class B (quar.)
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Woolen
4
$37 '/2C
pref.
&
&
10-31
11-25
11-
$75c
common..
$30c
$38c
$20c
(quar.)____
6% pfd. (accum.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)___
$1.12 V2
Industries
(quar.)
Corporation,
pref.
_____
*
„
2
(U.
S.
11-23
11-23
11- 2
12-
11-15
$15c
1
11-
A.)
-
(increased).
11-
4
35c
11-15
50c
common
(quar.)_
Drewry's Ltd.
$1.25
$1.50
Dryden
Paper
Ducommon
Dun
&
Ltd
Co.,
Metals
Bradstreet,
&
1-3-50
12-21
25c
12-12
11-21
$30c
Supply
12-
1
11-
50C
(quar.)_
1
9-30
1
11-
$$1.25
62 Vac
pfd. (quar.)
11-
10-31
10c
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-20
Duro-Test
12-
11-
Dwight Manufacturing Co.
15c
$1.25
1
1
Dupuis
Freres,
Corp.
Inc.
Ltd.,
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.80%
pfd.
11-
1
9-30
17c
11-
1
10.-14
30c
12-
(irreg.)_'_!—'I-i.
$2
'
11-18
10-31
11-
15c
j
9
11-15
$30c
1
10-25
11-15
11- 1
:
C4
10-11
1
12-
*
'
Co.
U- 5
1 "*
1
60c
Extra
25c
Corp
Gas
-
$25c
!
(quar.)
&
11-15
50c
-
Light & Power—
Electric
'
11-
$17V2C
voting
preferred
Dominion
$1.05
_Common (quar.)
_$1.10 preferred (quar.)
Foundry Co., 5%
Common
$1
11-15
10-10
25c
common
Central
10-31
1
1
$1
(quar.)
Central
11-15
1211-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coke
11-15
>
12 Vac
(quar.)__
50c
(A. M.) & Company (quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,_ common
&
12-16
11-
(s-a)
(increased
(quar.)
trust certificates
37 V2C
-
common
Castle
Coal
i
1-3-50
35c
(quar.)-
Common
11-25
preferred
':
12-19
25c
(quar.)
Steel
10-11
$2.50
10-15
1-3-50
$37 Vac
—
pref.
Dominion Tar
1
Arizona
10-18
12-17
9c
Malting Co., Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
Central
1
11-15
12-30
$1.12
'•
(quar.)
pfd.
Dominion
12-15
(quar.)
(extra)
11-
$2c
Ltd., common
preference (quar.)_
A
redeemable
11-
Knitting, Ltd.
10-21
30c
Ltd
preferred
$20c
Corporation,
11-15
$1.25
Corp., class A (initial)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment
Corp., Ltd.—
$15c
preferred
1
1
$37 Vac
(quar.)
Credit
$10c
5%
12-
"
Lamp Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1
Companies (quar.)
Capital Estates, Inc. (s-a)__;
Capwell, Sullivan & Furth, 6% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
12-15
1-3-50
25C
(quar.)
(reduced)—
Fabrics,
$40c
$$1.12 V2
Domestic
1
4
11-
!_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dodge
Motor
Carpenter Paper Co., 4%
Carrier Corporation
1
$2
Trust
Co., common
class A
(quar.)
$31c
common
Co.,
11-21
$2
preferred
class
conv.
Oil
Power & Light
11-
12-
$50c
Construction,
Corp.
Canadian
Corp.
11-21
—
Cup
$2.50
10-15
'
Dredge & Dock, Ltd.
Quarterly
Fund,
Co.
Investment
Steel
$1.50
1
1
$18%C
Ltd.,
Yard
participating
11-
Ltd.—
Industries,
Stock
Match
Diocesan
11-
10-17
11-15
—
(quar.)
11-10
50c
(quar.)
Canadian
slock
1
Union
6%
10-31
$1
75c
—:—__
12-
30C
Y.)
(quar.)
class A common
Co.,
Detroit Gasket & Mfg. Co.
Detroit-Michigan Stove, 5%
—
Investment
i
20c
$15c
Ltd.
Stores,
Mfg.
Denver
(s-a)
Bronze, Ltd., commonpreferred (quar.)
:
Canadian
10- 7
$1.13
(N.
common
10-14
Canadian
A
1
25c
10-14
Foundries, Ltd., common..
non-cumulative preferred (s-a»
Class
;
11-
Co
10-14
Canada Iron
Co.,
a
10-20
Light Co. (quar.)
(resumed)
1
35c
Canada Safeway, Ltd.. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Canadian Bakeries. Ltd.
(extra)—.
Converters
&
Fields
1
(quar.)_
10-24
1
50c
1
Disher
Camp Manufacturing Co., class B (quar.)
Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
5%
preferred
62V2C
Canada
6%
5%
Ltd.
debenture
25c
preferred
10-24
1
11-
10c
11-
11-
1
11-
(s-a)
11-
/
11-
20c
$1.25
11-
50c
convertible
Mines,
11-
(quar.)
'
37 Vac
6 V»C
Co.
:
37 V2c
Co.—
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
5
(quar.)
t37c
(quar.)_
5
10-
Corp
Domingucz Oil
Telephone Co.—
10-
1
(quar.)
Power
1
preferred
$1.2o
Delaware
11-
11-
(quar.)
1
11-
(quar.)
Trust
$20C
(quar.)
Water
Common
$1
Packing
Co.
11-
preferred
A
62V2C
Power
55c
47 VaC
1
5
70c
Oil
1
•/:
10-
$17 Vac
Rock
$1
:
1
•/"I;.
(sa)_
Co., Ltd., class A
1
50c
11-
;
8% preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co.
(irreg.)
Water,
12-
(quar.)_
50C
—
B
12-
—
preferred
10-13
10-30
(quar.)
Ltd.
Sugar
Leather
Class
$1.75
Mills, Ltd., common,
preferred
(quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)_
Electric
California
Davis
87 y2c
Linen
$1.50
Davenport
10-24
10-24
37V2c
2nd
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
(A. M.) Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
4%
10-14
1
1
1
11-
11-15
—
11-
11-
-10-
11-15
$1
4V2%
Seal,
Corporation
11-
$1
3
11-1
:■■■;
Co.
class
Bank
&r,
87V2C
(quar.)
10-15
10-17
6c
Power & Light, 4Vj% pfd. (quar.)
Railway & Terminal, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
Deep
3V2%
Byers
Culver
25c
(quar.)
1
75C
Corp.
of America, common.
Co.,
Forster,
$1.50
Mills Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
n
40c ■f
(increased quar.)
Co
Ltd.,
prefeired
Co.
4%
10-15
10-15
10-31
$1.25
Company
Atlantic
Cuban
Co.,
3 Va %
Gin
B.)
Cork
Crinn
Trust
—
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Exchange
Quarterly
5%
90c
11-
11-
80c
___
Lobster
Corn
Motor
Burlington
i:
(quar.)
Co.,
(W.
Bronxville
preferred
(quar.
Bullock's, Inc, (Los Angeles)
'•
1
Inc.—
Dearborn
Cuban-American
6%
11-
$1.07
(quar,)______;_C!__!^___:!___;:!;Iu.!V;
Cooksville
Y.)
(quar.)
Brown Company, G% preferred (accum.)
Brown Shoe Co., $3.60 preferred (quar.)
Buckeye Steel Castings, common (quar.)
1
11-15
Co.
7%
preferred
Coon
11-
.!
10-20
J
Co.
Container Corporation
10-21
Telephone Co.—
2nd preferred (quar.)
6%
Co.,
Consolidated
10-10
$$19.25
12-13
10-21
—
Consolidated Natural Gas
10-21
10-15
10-25
11-15
•
preferred
1
ItY/i:
11-
1
'
$5
1
Ltd.—
(accum.)
10-31
11-
1
18%c
—
Corp. (quar.)!
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)—
Crown
Co.,
Insurance
:
Consolidated
1
$$19.25
&
Life
—
50c
(accum.)
J
^
11-15
12-
1
(quar.)——!___
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.— \>
Class
A
(quar.)—.—
—_—_
11-
(quar.)_
10-31
$1.06 V»
preferred (accum.)
Connecticut Light & Power, $2 pfd. (quar.)_
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)—
11-
& Paper—
10-20
$20c
'
(quar.)
Engineering-Superheater,
Gas
70C
■
■.
—
9-30
11-15
$20c
20C
/ :Vt, $1
(quar.)__.—
common
pfd.
$4.25
International
25C
(quar,)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Edison
25c
1
\
Concord
8
1
11-
7
Commonwealth
10-31
11-
6c
12-31
Commonwealth
11-
12-16
IOC
11-15
10-20
10-25
1-3-50
;
10-17
11-16
50c
10-21
11-22
1
1
87 VaC
10-14
11-15
1112-
20c
com,
1
11-15
9
20c
$1.18%
Co.,
1
10-31
12-
$30c
11-
31-15
10-
20c
'
10-31
$1
Corp.,
1-1-50
(quar.)
11-
$5c
(reduced)
class B
;
-10-20
(quar.)_
Quarterly
$25c
*.VY:;
'
10-20
11-15
—
50c
(quar.)_
5
11-15
10-14
25c
pfd.
10-31
55c
(reduced)—
40c
(quar.)_ >: i
$1.25
—
National
10 31
50c
common
j
—
(s-a)
1-31-50
20c
V
12-15
dividend)
Co.,
preferred
8c
$5c
5%
4V4%
$3
$1
—
!
12-31
6
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
12-
12-
1
1
(quar,)__
4%% pfd. (quar.)_
System, Inc. (quar.)__—___
Finance
11-
(quar.)
Woven
11- 7
7
30c
(quar.;__
Gas
75c
Ltd.,
.
quar.)___
Columbia
11-
12-
12-
preferred
$3.50
50C
Co.
Central
Refining Co.—
11-15
12 Vac
(quar.)
Edison
Celtic
25c
$1.25
com.
1
11-15
(quar.)___„
Co.
Fisheries
Celotex
$1.12y2
(quar.)!
Colonial
11-
(quar.)
preferred
11-16
isc
(quar.)
10-24
$1.06%
(Sidney) Company (quar.)
a
4.20%
(quar.)—
preftfrred
1
$3
1
:
Arizona Edison Co., common
$5 preferred (quar.)
11-
$1.12Va
(quar.)
;
Co,
Co.
Corp.,
Ribbon
Carolina
common
W.)
Ami
10-20
10-20
25c
Blumenthal
Bon
1
1
25c
—
(Philadelphia),
(E.
11-
30c
.10-
,
12-15
(monthly)——
Ltd.
Co.,
11-
12-
-
Plow
; 11-1
$1.18%
>'
$1.20 pref. (quar.)
Canadian
i
.
25c
(quar.)_—
Canadian
________
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
75c
'/■■
Electric
-
Inc.—
Cockshutt
(quar.
Canadian
$1.50
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
toc-eased
10-6
;
Corp., Ltd., common..
4Vz% convertible preferred
&
1
11-
10-15
(quar.)_
Co., Inc. (quar.)_
Hedges, S2 cor.v. pfd. (quar.)
Stores, Inc. (quar.)_
Canadian
$1.25
Argus
preferred
<2.50 Referred
4
10-31
25c
Power—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
<1.10
11-
9
$1.25
Inc.
preferred (s-a)
Arizona Light &
12-10
$1.75
__
—^
Mills
4
$1
(quar.)
preferred
11-
56%c
common.—^.
(quar.)
preferred
4
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
11-
11-10
12-12
37V2C
pfd. (quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
4Va%
11-15
1-10-50
$1.12,/21
Lines, 5%
Telephone
preferred
conv.
11-21
25c
-
Common (quar.) ________
5%
preferred (quar.)
«L20
11-15
$2.50
>
preferred (quar.)
Ammal Trap Co. of America,
»
10-21
10c
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
Ashland Gil
10-21
1
75c
Common
Corp.,
1
11-30
Products,
Cotton
10-15
11-
/10c
;
-
Bottle
Viscose
<%
Arcade
10-17
75c
American Zinc, Lead &
Smelting
$5
prior preferred (quar.)__
4.50%
*
11-
$1.25
5c
8%
preferred
(quar.)
American Water Works Co.,
4y2%
1
5c
(bi-monthly)
Co.,
Thermos
Appalachian
11-
10-31
$1
___
(quar.)
President
A
11-10
5
11-2
11-17
i.
Class
11-10
12-
;
11-15
American Ship Building Co.—
American Smelting & Refining Co., common
1%
1st preferred
(quar.)__—___„
4V2%
12- 5
1
1
$1.50
1
6
12-15
Hardware, Ltd.—
(quar,1: :'
■:
1
Brock way
,
12-?
3
ClassA
12-
_______
10-
Cochrane-Dunlop
/
11-
(quar.)— v,/
common
common
preferred
British
10-31
12-10
(quar.)
American Screw
€%
$3
7%
••tl0.-24
b':
3
Extra
British
>12-10,v llhl5
12-1
(quar.)—i.—______
Natural
6%
Post
11-15
'•> 11;-11
11-
1
11-
(quar.)—
$12 Vac
..
B
7%
10-21
1
1
.(s-a)___*i--!—-
British Columbia
10-31
11-
75c
•
Anchor
12- 1
I2V2C
(quar.)—
■
Boston
10-14
70c
pfd.
S%
preferred (s-a)
American Metal Co., 4J/2%
American
1
t50c
;
Works
4%
11-21
$60c
General Corp., com.
(irreg.)—
American Hide & Leather, 6% pfd. (quar.lAmerican Home Products Corp. (monthly)American-Marietta Co., common (quar.)—
American
11-
12-
Ltd.
Breweries,
40c
'
(quar.-
Boston
10-14
12-1
10-14
(quar.)_
11-16
1
-
American
American
1
11-
$1
5%
Corp.,
American Furniture
American
12-
30c
American Business Shares
Can
12-1
(quar.87V2C
.
Coast
$1.25
11- 1
25c
(quar,)„__„
12-13
12-21
$37 VaC
—
(J,) & Sons, Ltd., class A—
Class
10-26
12- 1
15c
—
American Bosch
American
11-15
$1.37l/a
pfd.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-
$1.12 Va
common
1-2-50
1
Shoe
Class
Holderi
1-3-50
Industries,
1-9-50
11-
12-20
4%
(quar.)
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Club Aluminum Products
$50c
'
3
30C
(quar.)
preferred
Clinton
of
(s-a)
A
Best & Company
(quar.)
Bickle-Seagrave, Ltd.
Payable of Rec.
115c
Corp. (quar.)—
Corp. (s-a)—
class
Co.
Watch
Bertram
11-14
11-29
15c
Petroleum
10-
-——
Berland
10-21
11-29
100%
*___———
10-31
7
11-
30c
(s-a)____:
(stock
Corp.
preferred
Co.
Common
(quar.)
Corp.,
Benrus
10-21
50c
(increased)—.
Amalgamated Sugar,
$1
Shoe Corp.,
$6 'preferred
11-15
$25c
———
$4.50
25C
Extra
When
j
1-1-50
—
Homes
8%c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Beneficial
150c
(quar.)
10-20
(quar.)
Howell
4y4%
Belmont
11-15
12-.1
25c
Ltd.—
10-31
Corp.—
—
10-31
150c
—_—
$1.20
$1.12Va
Aircraft Corp, (quar.)____—______
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)____
12-12
125c
(quar.)_;
1-15
10-20
Beech
5
12-23
$1
10c
\\
11-15
30c
(quar.)—
Multiplier
10-31
Apartments, $3 prior pfd. (quar.)
preferred
11-30
Per
Canada,
Ltd.,
preferred
(A. S.)
11-15
_______—-,80c
i
11-21
10c
10-15
A
Suburban
&
2-1-50
$1.12
Mortgage Guaranty
Bathurst Power Co.;
Extra
&
Benson
-—
1
Class
City
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
&
12-1
1
10-31
(s-a)*—!!.''
11-
12-15
20c
7%
11-10
12-12
Share
Co.
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
12-
10-27
10-17
1
Cleveland, Cincinnati & St. Louis Ry.—
5% preferred (quar.)______—
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., com—_
10-31
1
1
12-
30c
Common
-
10-10
11-
(quar.)
common
11-14
:
10-17
1
15c
(quar.)
Clary
.
;
;
10-31
11-
11-15
,
^
3-15
11-1
——
City Stores Co.,
;
7
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
common
preferred
11- 5
10-
1
25c
Co.__
4-1-50
10-31
Ltd.—-—_____
5Va%
Co.,
11-15
11-
35C
Coal
Co
Co
4c
12-
$2.50
$1
Investing
:
6
10-24
10-31
40c
Electric
&
(monthly)
11-15
(s-ai—
Gas
Stamping
Auto
Common
11-15
Shoe Stores
Appliance Corp
of
Cincinnati
City
City
1-15
10c
Corp.
Steel
10-20
10-14
2-15
12VaC
S.) Company (quar.)
Portland Cement Co.
1
1
1-1-50
37'/2c
(A.
11-
11-
3-1-50
11-14
10-
$3
11-18
11-15
10-20
1
15c
2-1-50
(quar.)-———
Electric
Cast
30c
56 V4c
-
Steel
10-15
1
11-
50c
—
(quar.)
& Franklin
4c
Booth
Alpha
Chicago Corporation
Chicago, Wilmington
4c
———————
Admiral Corporation (stock dividend)-——
Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc.—
——
Aloe
Chicago
4c
12-
-
^gnew Surpass
10-14
(monthly)
Works
11-1
11-
87 VaC
(monthly)
Porcelain
i•I
$1
(quar.)__
(monthly)
11-24
—
Air-Way
1
'
50c
d28c
25c
31V4c
Ohio Ry.,
preferred
Allerton Hotel
conv.
Common
Locomotive
;
10-31
75c
(quar.)_
Common
preferred
10-15
11-30
40C
."
iquar.)
Y.)
Common
preferred
1
56%C
•
(quar.)
Trust
(N.
8
95c
$50c
$$1
—-
preferred
Estate
Bank
8
11-15
pfd.
11-
Real
11-
12-15
—-:
convertible
11-
$4.50
10-15
11-
$1:
Corp.—
11-12
$*.50
11-15
Chesapeake &
4Va%
11-13
25c
..t
•
Adams-Millis
10-20
1
12-15
Acme Glove Works, Ltd., $1
1
12-
$2
Paper Co.,
10-17
11-
Investment
Store
:3V2%
.
Company
&
1
$1
4c
12-
f
——:————- —
Ilic
11-
Cherry-Eurrell, 4% pfd. (1947 series; (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia.
(monthly)
we
Power
11-25
Common
give the dividends announced in previoui
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced: this week, these being given in tht
.©receding table.
> A/*
•'•A
F.,
11-30
11-15
Blauner's
T.
National
12-3
12-12
——
of Alabama---—-;^---
Extra
Store
Chase
10-15
Birtman
Abitibi
5
1
1
1
10-31
22 Vac
(increased)-—
12-16
Chain
Mills,
Baltimore
(s-a)
West Corp.
10-
11-
25c
$1
75c
South
&
1
4c
1
12-
;
——-——
12-30
(monthly)
12-
(quar.)
11-
Common
12-
preferred
5
12-15
2
11-10
5%
10-
12-30
11-23
1
—
1
10-31
12-
&
i
37 Vac
-■
conv.
prior preferred (quar.)__
Manufacturing Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.) _____—
Avondale
I
12-
-
,
11-
.
$2.25
Baldwin
B.) Co., 4% 1st pfd., (quar.) —
•4%
2nd preferred (quar.)
!i! -Wyandotte Worsted Company (quar.)
—
Ji.
4%
$$1.37'/a
10-31
(A.
Name of
10-25
$1.20
Avco
4
Manufacturing—
Below
(.m
(quar.)
Inc.—
11-15
——;
11-10
-
:
11-10
Extra
Power
Nichols & Co.,
"
Wrisley
Central
Co.~
Power
Chain
(quar.)
11-30
preferred
11-14
11-19
23c
$20c
Paper Co
Power & Light Co.
(quar.)——
Industries, common (quar.)preferred (quar.)——
———-
prior
12-12
11-
12-16
&
(stock dividend)
Light Co. (Texas)
75c
11-15
Woodall
5%
$1
12-10
,
1
85c
(quar.)—
Paper Co.
1-3-50
1-3-50
I
11-
1
1.
'
Wiborg Proprietary, Ltd.—
Austin,
12.16
pfd.
11-
11-15
•
40c
•
56 V4c
—
4%
Light
Central
v
10-10
11-15
90c
(quar.).
preferred
11-14
!,
Corp
Co.,
Ohio
3.60%
12-12
(quar.)
1
WMtaker
5%
11-10
9
preferred
B
Central
12-
11-
13c
Corp., com—
(quar,)!—i__—
93 %c
:
preferred B
Imperial Diesel Engine Co.—
series A preferred (quar.)__
series
preferred
Central
Va %
12-
—-—-
Wisconsin
Worumbo
8
3.75%
Atlas
20c
20c
(quar.)
Dental Mfg.
8
10-
I
1
U- 1
I
1
1
-
Power Corp.—
$2.50
Ayres (L. S.) & Company, 4'/2% pfd
4»/2% preferred (series of 1947)
——
10-
1
York
10-
11-30
12-31
20c
Electric
$1
11-12
Stores
Extra
1
11-
&
Electric
—
New
3.40%
,
10-21
Corp.
11-
(quar.)
11-12
Corp.
10-18
—.
Co.
r
———
(S. S.)
White
Refining
preferred A
1
-,,f
(s-a)—a
1
Sugar
Western Railway
Whites
4%
11-
$1
common
1
———
a
preferred
non-cum.
Atlantic
Co.,
i2-
preferred' A (quar.) —————
preferred B
(quar.)
Products, Ltd; (quar.)—-—:*———
Westeel
5%
RR.
Line
Coast
$1
Gas
'
—
$2
11-
/
-r;
: ;
guaranteed (s-a)——
——
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
(year-end)— -
3*/a %
11-16
12-
Louisiana
Extra
(Conn.)—
Co.
Line
12-
«%
3.80%
1
1-2-50
Central
10-28
$1.08%
preferred (initial quar.)
(initial quar.)__
preferred
2c
West Jersey Sc Seashore RR.—
;;
Atlantic
11-23
Extra,',-'-——-————••————i.-
*
11-16
1-2-50
Hudson
10-28
1
.
common————
35c
(quar.)-—————$1.13
Petroleum
Indies
1
4.35%
11-15
37VaC
$1
20c
—
Washington Steel Corp. (Pa.)
(Initial)
Wayrie Pump Co. (resumed)—:
—
Waterous, Ltd., class A (quar.)——
WeLsbaoh Corporation, class A common—
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, $4 pfd. (quar.)—
West
Atlantic Coast
11-15
Company,
D.)
preferred
$4.50
11-18
4
—
(reduced)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.——————
Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (quar.) --Warehouse & Terminal Corp.--————
Warren
2nd
10-19
4
+I5c
40c
50c
(year-end)—
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
4%
10-24
I
1
12-
Central
1
Central
10-31
25c"
25c
12-
City Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)__^
1-
A';
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.
4%
11
—.—
12-
Atlantic
2
25c'
common-
:
$1.50
50c
—
common
(quar.1
Steel Corp.,
Ltd
Stockyards Corp.
11-
Building Co.,
Common
50c
(quar.)
preferred
7%
11-10
11-
50c
30c
10c
—
(s-a)
-
States Steel Corp.,
1
11-15
——
Common
10-15
$2
1-15-50
**
———
10-13
1
**P.err,,: WhenHoldert
Share
Payable of Rec;
''
Company
Hollywood
1
11-
!
Quarterly
12-
Extra
United
1
12-
40c
Extra
1
12-
10-28
ooc
Finishing Co., common—;
$4 preferred
(quar.).
—
preferred (quar.)——
United States Lines (N. J.)
(quar.)
*\J. S.
Central
11-
11-10
12-
$i.7j
(quar.)_„:—
Co. (s-a t
V. S. Loan Society
12-
~-7-
——
—
V%
United Gas Improvement
Name of
$25c
—
preferred
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
11-
J5c
Holdert
$22VaC
5%
11-16
11.12/75c
common.--
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4 Va %
10-20
12-
joc
«rr~- r-
_____—
11-10
11-30
51.25
'$l.l2Va
Ry.
Lines,
5
12-15
40c
75c
When
Monday, October 31, 1949
Payable of Rec.
Associated
12-15
2jj?
_____
——
Co. (New Bedford)—
Inc., 4»/a% pfd. (quar.)_
United Biscuit Co. of America, com. iquar.)
Union
-United
11-10
12-
/nC
(quar.)__
Pump Co.
&
5
10-31
91'/4c
$1.50
3.65% pfd. <quar.)__
Thompson Products, Inc., common (year-end■
4%
preferred (quar.)
;
Thriftv Drug Stores Co
—
——
Per
12-
25c
10c
(quar.)._~—
Co.
-
Thalhimer~Brothers,"
CHRONICLE
Share
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Company
FINANCIAL
&
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1738)
Volume 170
THE
Number 4851
Per
Name of Company
Eastern
6%
preferred A
6%
preferred
Eastern
Ekco
Street
Sugar Associates,
pfd.
So
(accum.)_
Electric Bond
& Share
1/35
Inc.
common
Subject to
Class
8%
stock
the
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
Hercules
10-15
10-15
7% preferred class A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., com. (quar.)
$4 conv. pref.
(quar.)
Higbee Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
Emsco
4%
preferred
Erie
11-29
11-15
Hires
1-3-50
1
10-17
1-25-50
1-10-50
1-3-50
River
Gas
Works
Brewing
Fashion
Park,
Inc.,.
Federal
Grain,
6%'%
Federal
Loan
$1.20
Co.
partic.
cf.
pfd.
Hooker
1
11-15
11-
1
10-
$1.75
11-
1
10-20
$4.50
$1.50
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
Hormel
1-3-50
12-10
6%
$4.25
7
50c
11-
1
10-15
Horn
11-
1
10-20
30c
10-31
12-
9
11-29
15c
12-
9
11-29
25c
12-15
12-
50c
10-31
10-21
$1.06 y*
10-31
10-21
________
Federal
Works
Screw
(quar.)U__—
Federated Department Stores,
.4%%
convertible- preferred
Fibreboard
Products,
(quar.)
com.
_
(quar.)
6 %, prior
pfd.
11-
1
11-15
30c
11-15
1-3-50
Corp.,. $2 preferred (s-a)
»i.
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd., . ,
,
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.50
12- 1
Florida Power U Light, 4%% pfd; (quar.)$1.12% ' 12-1
Foo'd Machinery to?Chemical"\v/ ;z,t 77" 77''
a VL'.'.
-3%% preferred (quAr.)_l_;
11- 1
93%c
12-
Foote
■.
Bros. Gear.At'Machine, com. (quar.)
Extra
60c convertible - preferred, (quar.)
Forbes & .Wallace, tlaaa B (quar.)—-;.
Motor
6%
(
Co.
Foster
& -Kleiser
Co.
Franklin
Telegraph
Frehnan
(A.
J.),
Ltd.,
preferred
Fullerton
Oil
1
11-15
11-
1
12%c
$$1.12 %
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
25c,
.
10-31
11-
(quar. )_a—
1
&
1
preferred
Funsten. (R:, E,)
:
Industrial
.
.(quar.
10-15:
11-
1
5c
1
10-21
5%
preferred
12 Vic
(quar.)_
11-
1
10-15
,3
(Robert)
$1.50
Company,
preferred
6-.fi.
m
12-
30c
12-20
12-
15c
11-
1
;$3.50
Wood
$4.25
5%
Inc.,
Industries.
preferred
37 Vic
11-
1
10-20
(quar.)
62 Vic
10-31
10-18
(quar.)___
56V4c
11-15 i
(quar.)
preferred
412%
series
General
Baking Co.,
General
Cable
pfd.
A
;
__
Finance Corp., common
preferred A (s-a)
preferred C (s-a)
Fireproofing
General
Foods Corp.,
common
preferred
(quar.)___.
$3.50
General Mills,
Inc.
Co.,
7%
preferred
preferred
Increased
General
quarterly
Steel
11-10
Common
11-10
Partic.
(quar.)
•
Jacobs
1
10-10
10-10
10-10
(
58%c
V
11- 1
T
.
r„
3%
.
11-
:»
1
10-10
11-19
5%
11-15
11-
Preferred
$1.50
11-
(quar.)
11-
1
9-30
4%
$1
Wares, Ltd.,
11-
1
9-30
Jewel
11-21
25c
11-15
10-14
62 Vic
10-31}
10-21
10-21
10-31
10-18
-—
lie
Grand
Union
Co.
Green
(H.
L.)
Griesedieck
25c
10-20
Joplin Water Works,
10-20
K
11-15
10-
1
11-15
10c
12-12
11-22
4%
15c
12-12
11-22
$1
12-31
12-12
15c
11-
11-15
12-15
$1
$1.25
J2-15.
1
A
Inc.
non-cum.
Kings County Trust Co.
Kingston
Kirkland Lake Gold
11-25
11-
12-
11-15
Griess-PXleger
Tanning
Co.
11-15
11-
1
Kobacker
12-21
11-21
$ 1.37V2
11-
10-15
1
preferred
37 Vic
(quar.)
$1.25
Inc.
12-
1
11-
25c
12-
1
11-15
IOC
(quar.)
11-
11-
11-15
25c
Cementing
1
1
4
10-25
37 Vic
12-20
12-
5
50c
12-20
12-
5
A
(quar.)
Extra
50c
Hartford
&
Company.
Electric
Hartford Fire
Light
Insurance
5%%
Co.
pfd.
Corp. of America, 4%%
Fund,
Mfg.
Inc.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
Hartz (J. F.) Company, Ltd. class A
Haydock
12-1
11-15
(quar.)
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$1 37Va
11-
1
10-14
11-
',
33%%
tl2y2C
1
10-14
11-11
10-31
1
10-20
11-
pfd.
(quar.)___
(irreg.)
$1.12 Vi
11-
1
.
10-13
Inc.,
&
Lane
Lees
10-20
12-1
10- 4
10- 4
$1
Leitch
Lerner
Lewis
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
:
9-30
12-22
•
3-22
20c
34%c
10-31
11-1
$1.50
11- 1
10-15
10-11
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
12- 1
12-28
11-10
11-10
12-21
10-29
11- 1
10-15
Inc.
(New
Sons
:
10c
31%c
7 .7:
:
t40c
t$1.75
30c
62Vic
10-15
;:
;
Assurance
'12- 1
12-15
1-3-50
11- 1
11-
1
12- 5
12-23
Co.,
3.85%
Mines, Ltd.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_:
$3
11- 1
10-31
11-15
11-
50c
Jersey)
Michaels
12-20
12-10
56V4c
11- 1
50c
37Vic
11-30
10-14
11-18
11-30
11-10
9dViC
11- 1
12- 1
10-15
50c
Stern
&
preferred
(quar.)
5
11-10
10-31
&;
Corp.
Mid-Continent
Midland
Pacific
&
Midwest OIL
Co.,
K
8%
Co.
,
Miles
Shoes,
Inc.,
stockholders
meeting
preferred (quar.)
Rhoads, 4%%- preferred
Mining Corp of Canada, Ltd.—
&
Minneapolis
Gas
Minneapolis
Moline
$1.50
Co._a
Myers
Tobacco
National
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
$5.50 1st preferred (qiiar.)_;
Mississippi Power & Light, $0 pfd.
(quar,)_
/
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Park
preferred B
preferred
Link-Belt
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
1
„
Co.
lc
(quar.)
Rice Mills,
Mountain Producers
/
11-1®
10-15
11-15
25c
37%c
(quar.).
50c
12- 1
11-17
$1 50
12-28
10c
10-31
12-18
9-3®
12c
75c
56%c
25c
12-12
11- 1
11-23
10-2®
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-14
Ltd
Corp,
/
35c
(s-a)—
Extra
class A
0%
convertible
Chemical
Co. of
preference
.
(quar.)
Investment Fund,
Mutual Telephone Co.
4.8 %
preferred
A
Inc
(Hawaii)
(quar.)
—
Myles Standish Co. (quar.)—aNarragansett
Electric,
4%%
pfd.
Nathan
Straus-Duparquet
(quar.)
Nation-Wide
Securities
Co.
(quar.)
(Colo.)-—
6c
11- 1
10-15
62%C
12- 1
11-14
30c
40c
11-15
12- 1
10-31
11-10
30c
12-
1
11-10
National Battery Co.—
75c
11- 1
10-20
10c
10-31
1®24
$1.50
$1.75
11-15
12-31
10-28
12-15
15c
11- 1
10-15
20c
11- 1
10-14
Series B
(quar.)__
—
National Alfalfa
5%
Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
preferred (quar.)
'
—__—
1
11-10
National
By-Products
11- 1
10-24
National
Casket
11- 1
10-11
12- 1
11- 3
11-15
10-20
11-15
America—
preferred
Mutual
35c
7
-
Munising Paper, 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Comoanv (ouar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
Mutual
11-18
11-30
10-31
12-15
12-15
11- 1
12- 1
a
Royal
11-30
lc
$12V2c
-
Extra
Mount
12-
$1
.
.
11-10
87Vic
10-14
11-15
(quar.)
12- 1
10-11
11- 1
12-15
7,7 $2,50 1-15-5012-31
(quar.)_ 7/, $1.10
11- 1
10-17
$1.20
11- 1
10-17
Montana Power, $6 preferred (quar.)—.—a
$1.50
11- 1
10-11
Moody's Investors Service—
7
.7
•
:
"
$3 partic.
preferred (quar.)
75c
11-15
11- 1
Morgan (Henry) Company, Ltd.—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
f$1.19
12- 1
11-15
Morris Plan Corp of America, common
5c.^
11- 1
10-18
;v $2.25 preferred
(quar.)
___:
56-%c > 11- 1
10-18
Morrison-Knudsen Co., com. (increased s-a)
60c
11-10
10-15
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)62%c
11- 1-1®-15
Motor
Products Corp.
(quar.)——
50c
11-15
11- 4
Mount
Diablo Oil,
Mining & Development !
4.80%
10-18
11- 1
$1.25
$50c
.
•
11-15
50c
common
7
5%
preferred , (accurn.)
-—
Monongahela Power Co>, $4.40 pfd.
11- 1
10-31
12- 1
30c
11-15
11- 1-
10-31
10-31
-10-31
12- 9
7; 7
—„
Jockey Club—
t2c
9-30
11- 1
11-10
11-15
11-15
10-25
10-2®
10-2®
11- 9
10-25
10-24
10-24
10-24
10-15
(Robert), Ltd
Monmouth
National
Aluminate
National Automotive
(quar.)
Corp.
Fibres, Inc. (quar..»_—
Extra
$7
Printing Co.,
(quar.)__
Mississippi Valley
$1
(quar.)
—
common
Public Service—
11-10
30c
37%C
$1.37%
$1.50
<quar.)__
preferred
2nd
convertible
11-15
10-13
10-31
50%
$1.18%
$1.06%J15c
24)—
———
Co.,
11-15
12-15
10-31
20c
Oct.
on
43A%
$1.12%
t25c
(year-end)___.
(increased quar.)
to approval of 7/
(subject
at
12-15
4c
25c
25c
,.
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
,
50c
a
Reclaiming
12- 1
10-15
11-15
11-15
10-15
11-18
11-15
50c ,12-15
(s-a)
(s-a)
Rubber
11- 1
12- 1
12-15
11- 1
5o
(quar.)
a_—________——_
common
11- 4
10-15
10-2®
11-17
10-5
$1.10
35o
75c
*25c
(quar.)_—
-
preferred
Midwest
Ltd.
Grain,
Mid-West i Abrasive
11-15
11- 1
11-1
11-30
10-31
30c
+15c
20c
$1.12%
lie-
(quar.)
Corp,
Petroleum
$1
:
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)—
Co.,
Bakeries
$1
(quar.)
Stores
Savers
Corp.
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$2
12- 1
25c
—
Corp., 4%% pfd.
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Lincoln
11-17
1-2-50
4-1-50
50c
Inc., 4V2% preferred (quar.)
Monotype Machine Co. (quar.)
Gold
Liggett.
10-18
10-25
11-1
37V2c
v
Co
7
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
$3.50
10-31
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
$1.12%
(quar.)
Session
&
(James)
Lincoln
$1
10-31
(quar.)
Company
Co., 4Va% pfd. A
Apparel, Inc.
(quar.)
Fabrics
10-15
10-28
12-15
15c
9
50c
Bryant,
Lanston
Lea
11-
4
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
11-
12-
37%c
Mfg.
Machine
Landis
10-10
"Haytian American Sugar Cdr*(S6uth Amer.)
Initial
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Company, common
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
:
Lamston (M. H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)_
10-31
*$1
12-22
$20
preferred
7%
15C
Ltd._
12-1
12-22
$1
,7
10c . 12-15
,7 ;7
7
'
(quar.)
common
Mfg. Co., 5%
of the Woods Milling Co.,
(quar.)
13c
1
25c
—
Quarterly
Mitchell
(quar.)—
Common
Lamson
2- 7
11-15
11-15
12- 9
tic
Plante-Choat-e
La
Life
Corp
Hayes Steel Products,
1212-
-
,
Extra
(A.)
-
50c
68%c
(quar.)__
25c
25c
■
...
Class B
Y.)
(s-a)
Mining Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)____—__.—___—
Works, 6% pfd. (quar.)
H.)
Extra
Hancock Oil Co. of CaliforniaClass
Stores,
(S.
L'Aiglon
/Lake
.
Well
6-12
11- 7
12- 1
95c
preferred
Kroehler
8
11- 1
11- 7
,
»
Extra
12-
3-10
11-15
semi-annual
Water
10-15
1
12-28
11-15
11-15
30c
Kokomo
Kress
6-30-50
_______
Co
Oil
10-17
t25C
(quar.)__
Lamp Co
Brothers
11-
1
$1.25
—
(C. M.)
11-
$1.25 3-30-50
(quar.)
Hale Brothers Stores.
50c
-
Gypsum Lime tt Alabastine of Canada. Ltd.
Quarterly
!
.
(N.
Corp.
•Kresgc (S. S.) Company
__
5c
50c
7
Co.—
Company, $1.50 preferred
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
•
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., $5 pfd.
$5 preferred (quar.)
Products
Reduced
7
Kirsch
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)___
30c
11-25
(quar.)__.
10-20
preferred'-(quar.)
Company (quar.)___7___^_______-_
10-10
.
10-20
11-1
5c 2-15-50
10-14
$1
pfd.
Light
&
11-1
56 Vic
11-28
12-31
11- 1
(quar.)____
12-15
pfd.
12- 5
1-3-50
20c
'.,7
(quar.)
10-31-
1
20c
2c
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar.)
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
!
Kingan & Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
1
11-15
10-10
10-18
,10-11
10-25
10-20
10-20
3c
6%
25c
t75c
87'/2C
—
J25C
150c
(quar.)
$1
Extra
11-15
^
Fire
Extra
11- 1"
11- 1
11-15
11-1
11- 1
87%c
Kawneer
.
11-25
10-25
11- 1
." 7,7 5%
(s-a)
common
City Powei
preferred
3.80%
;
Brewery Co.—
preferred:/(quar. J
convertible
Kansas
1
12-
10-15
..
,
Mercury Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Meyercord Company (quar.).
7rf;
933/4C
vi
Common
11-25
11-30
11-
(quar.)
class
Co.,
pfd.
E*xtra
t2c
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1
$1.25
11-1
.12- 1
11- 1
$1.25
,
___a—
Michigan Public Service* Co.
7:?
—.
,
Merchants
10-24
10-15
i
Battery Co.,
,
Michigan
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
—
1
10-15
10-24
v.r-/77:;777:..77
;
.
11-
W
(quar.)
10-31
10-31
1
10-2®
12- 1
(quar.)
4% 2nd preferred (quar.—r—Meier & Frank Co., Inc. (quar.)
_______
Special
—a——
Miller
Royalty
11-
10c
Co.
Stores
10-2®
11- lv
preferred
10-21
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
Ranch
4%%
10-20
10-20
>,
Refining,
(extra)
Extra
10-18
Western
Halliburton
Common
Common
_______
11- 1
(quar.)$1
25c
Ltd.,
Railway
(quar.)
11-30
$1.25
Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting &
Power. Co., Ltd., common, (irreg.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
Northern
10-31
$1.27 Vi
.
Company,
A
(quar.)__
10-18
6
10-H
11--4
11- 4
11- 4
11-1
11- 1
10-21
10-21
11-23
10-31
_•
11- 1
11-1
25c
10-
1
37V'2C
11- 1
25c
12- 1
$1.06%
12- 1
50c
12- 1
15c
11-15
30c
11-15
Melville
Shoe
Corp., common (quar.)_
45c
11- 1
4% preferred (quar.)
:
$1. ,.11- 1
Mercantile Stores Co., com. (quar.)
25c » 12-15
7% preferred (quar.)
—~$1.75
11-15
McLellan
(quar.)___
•
Mines, Ltd.—
$3.50
11-
Oil
11-11
Lake Gold
—
—
Ltd.
37V2c
(quar.)
i.
preferred
11-1
12-5
(Rhode Island)—
11-15
_
&
B
12-
"""11-10
12-15
11-18
12- 1
"30c
)
t7c
Johnson
Goodyear Tire & Rubbers-common (quar.)__
$5 preferred
(quar.)___
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada—
4% preference (quar.)
:
J
Gotham Hosiery Co., Inc. (reduced)
Grafton
Co.
■
10-18
;■
_
4% .pfd.
(quar.)_.
Ltd.,
Goodall 'Rubber Co,
Co.
Tea
Johnson
r
Co.,
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Mfg.
1-3-50
—
Mines,
Mead Corporation, common—....a-
11-14*
50c
t$1.00%
Resumed
10-14
12- 1
12-15
(Increased)
tSOViC
Co.
i
McKenzie Red
10-3
11- 1
11-1
12- 1
11- 1
Electric
Extra
Co.—
10-18
t$1.25
11-1
10-15
(quar.)__—7—__—50C
pfd. (quar.)—433Ac
(quar.)l_—__——
75c
_*
50c
Corporation
Mclntyre Porcupine
Extra "a—
10-3
25c
(quar.)
Resistance
1111
,,-11-1®
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) " (quar.)
77;. 93%c 7, 12- 1 • 11-15
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_7___l_—'___:—85cy, 12- 1/11-J®
Maytag Company, $6 1st preferred (quar.)__
$1.50- .1110-14
$3 preference (quar)
7j ;
11- 110-14
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A (quar.)
115c 7" VI1" 1 7 .10-1#
Class B (quar,)
^Oc
11- 1. i®"1®
"
-
11-1
7V2C
,
10-19
.
McClatchy Newspapers, 7%
11- 5
t$1.75
t83Ac
(quar.)
par)
7
.
^
McGraw
12-15
..
11- 11.. 10-2®
12-20 - 12-1®
Field & Co. (quar.)____—
; 50c' .10-31
Department Stores Co., .com. (quar.)-:75c
12- 1
(quar.)—___—12- 1
$3.75 preferred
Marshall
McCall
12-15
12- 1
' '
10-31
11- 1-: 10-2®
11-28
v
,
'
.10-31
30c
$1.75
10-31
_
State
($100
12-31
35c 1-16-50
7 40c 1-16-50
7-7
11-15
.
Golden
'
(quar.)
com.
t20c
certificates (interim)
' 30c
$1.12%
(quar.)—
87 %c
______
"
10-31
11-25
11-1
11- 1
40c
7c.
.
%
-
25c '
t20c
____________
.
Publishing Co.—
Company, 3%%
Johns-Manville Corp., 3V2%
Investments, Ltd.—
7
10-15
!
7y
(irreg.)-
Corp.
Products
10-1®
10-14
11- 9
10-14
.11- 1 7
,^
Magnesium
10-24
10-3L.
11-15
"May
10-15
25c
:
group
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Johnson & Johnson, com. (stock dividend).
4% 2nd preferred A (quar.)
3% % 2nd preferred B (quar.)
common
1
11,
i
Jersey Central Power & Light—
Corp.—
r
25%
—--
,11-3®
Communica¬
Marine
parlicipating\(quar.)-!_-____—
Marine
,
10-15
11- 1
15c
110c
.!
preferred
$1.37%
.
'Extra
1
9-30
-
;
dividend
International
Fully
9-20?
11- V
10-21
10-14
11-9
11-1®
11-1®
11-1®
11-49*
10-24
4- 3
12-15
10-31*
11- 1
-10c
Co., Ltd., ordinary (interim)
a2%%
Bancorporation, .initial stk. (quar.).:_■
40c.;»
Marine
10-3'
11-1
'.""'60°
7 f$l-.25
——
Corporation 1 (increased)
Stock
3
$25c
11- 5
11- 1
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
13c
12-15
10c,
.10-31
10c 4-14-50
(R. H.)
tions
; / '
L.)
12-10
1
.
(Phila.)
Corporation (quar.)—
——
& Drilling, common..
—_
Co., Ltd.—
Marconi
-10-11,
,
12-8
irr,
^
—-
;
10-10
a
11- 1
20c
Ironer
(F.
35c
_
Hayes
11- 1
11- 1
;
10-15
10c
:
Co.
Co., 4V»% pfd A (quar.)— _
$l.O0lA-.
Mailman. Corporation, Ltd.i 5f/o pxd. (quar.) 7 +$1.25 1
Maltihe Company, common———
7
25c
10-25
,
(quar.)_>
Inc.
Insurance
preferred (quar.)—
Macy
12-20
11-21
11-1
Co., 55c conv. pfd. (quar.)—
133/4C
Company, b% preferred
$1.25
(This payment clears arrears.)
77.
5% preferred (quar.)___
______
62V2C
Jantzen Knitting Mills, Inc., com. (quar.)—
20c
Stock dividend—20%
10 10*
11-
.
Waterworks, 5% preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
:
Gerity-Michigan Corp. (quar.)__.
Gerrard (8. A.) Co.,. 5% preferred (s-a)
Gillette Safety Razor, $5 preference
(quar.)
Globe Oil Co.," Ltd. (s-a)__
Goebel Brewing Co. ;(quar.)__
;
Hat
12-30:.
: .55c
;
(increased)—
(M.i
10-11
10-1®
11- 111- 1
County Gas & Electric—
Macoil
5
45c
(irreg.)
$1.50
,7 5.10%
Harris
11-1,
%
preferred
Ironrite
General
Hall
11-15
(quar.)_.
f
Participating
1
5%
,11-15
$1.25
Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)__.
& Sons (quar.).
MacKinnie Oil
25c
11-
(quar.)—
Nashville RR.
Stores,
Macco
12-20
*
pfd.
2nd
MacKinnon Structural Steel
12-20
10-20
(quar.)_
"
$1.06%
20c
14c
12%c
IOV2C
,
' 56%c
Telephone—
11-15
5
12-31
,
Nickel of Canada, Ltd.—
Trust
11-
11-25
10-10*
.
American
Investors
11-15
1
11-
12-20
3-20
12%c
11- 5
11-1
(accum.)__
Mountain
10-25*
a______a__a_„__
preferred (quar.)
Halle
12- 1
12-31
$1.50
/
Corp.
'11-25
11-
1
12-
$1
Harvester Co.,
Fireman
11-
;
Extra
General Tin
Island
11-15
;
common..
Corp., common (quar.)_„_„_
preferred (quar. 1
'
$3.50
Iron
10-27
93 %C
Co.,
Shoe
General
10-17
1
50c
(quar.)
Utilities
Intertype
1
50c
11-10
11-18
"T 30c
(increased).
preferred (quar.)
International Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
11-
87 Vic
1
25c
conv.
1-1-50
(quar.)_.
11-10
1
12-19
30c
(quar.J__________
7% preferred ($5 par)
6%
1
10-11
12-
11-10
11- 2
62%c
$2
$1.50
88c
50c
(quar.)
4%%
10-24
12-
12- 1
12- 1
62%c
(quar.)
8%
Taylor.
Lowenstfein
Lucky
10-15
-
$2
$1.25
;
(irreg.)
(Mo.)
12-23
Dock
preferred
preferred
&
Luzerne
11- 1,
25c
;
Educational
International
9-26
$1.25
(quar.)
General Public
■'i-y-
1
10-20
$1.75
(quar.)_
«
$5
t$l
(quar.).
preferred
$1
pfd.
6% preferred (quar.)
:General Puhlic Service $6 pfd.
)•; $5.50 preferred
(quar.)
7%
25c
(quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
5%
11-1-
10-14
-
(accurn.)
Lumbermen's
11- 1
37Vic
—
bond
International
11-
7 Vic
(quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75
11-
1
10c
conv.
Great
10-29
$1
11-1
.-$1.75
10-29
11-15
Ltd..
(quar.)
preferred
15C
■1
;.
General
11-14
11-1
$1.06 y4
common
Corp
1
1
n-
$1
:
(quar.)
General
5%
11-15
(quar.)
Special
7%
preferred
10-20
pfd.
Gardner-Denver, Company, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
General American Transportation Corp.—
-
2
10-18
62V2C
10-14
10c
11-
(s-a)—
2
12-
group
and
Internalional
(quar,)__________
(quar.)
A
Gamble-Skogmo,
$4
12-
12-28
12-21
1
-—
Louisiana Power &
11-1
11-19
12-31
1-3-50
(quar.)
(Md.)—
Lumber
Louisville &
12-28
11-30
$5
$1
15c
preferred (quar.)—
Lynch Corporation
-—-—
——
Lyons Finance Service, 50c class A (quar.)_
50c conv. preferred (quar.)
42c
preferred (quar.)—______________—
Macassa
Mines, Ltd.
(resumed)—_—:
11-2
25c
$4
1-1-50
4-1-50
11- 1
11- 1
12-12
11-15
11-15
12-22
11-29
Shares,. Ltd.—
International
--
5%
11-11
10-21
,,
12-
2-21
1
10-31
,
(quar.)
Theatres
Coal &
,b%
1-2-50
$1.06%
Interchemical Corp., common
4V2%■ preferred (quar.)
10-21
11-
Gale & Company, common
•
10-10
25c
—
Aviation
10-17
11-1
v;
-
—'
Company of Canada, Ltd.— !iV'
4% preferred (quar.)__i.z______l__
4%
11-1
A
Bell
Lorain
30c
(quar.)
Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Brownhoist
Extra
Institutional
15c
87Vic
.22
Gabriel Company,
5%
10-10
»
$4
-
Class
Long
a
\
10-14
Gair
f
1
com.
Co.
preferred
Stock
Company
Extra:
*;
11-
'
$3.50
Gar
10-20
(quar.)
preference
$2
v
Fulton Industrial Securities CoTp.—
Galr
Door
Indiana Associated
10-14
1
10-21
50c
Smelting,
(quar.)_.
Power
4%
,
.10-15
10-31
55c
25c
r
____
10-21
1
2-21
11-24
20c
'
Boston
3-10-50
(quar.)
Inc.
—__—
preferred
Lord
(quar.)_
pfd.
RR. (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
Ordinary r(interim)
Imperial Tobacco-Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
»
10-14
(quar.)
common
..
,11-24^
'11-
12 %c
(quar.)
common
*
10-20
$1.25
(quar.)
Co_
; 25c
,
"(quar^ J——___
Co., As-a)
416 %" preferred
(quar.)
Froedtert Grain.At Malting,
$2.20
10-20
12-
1
11-
37V2c
a
Co.,. common—
Long-Bell Lumber
11-1
'> 25c
common
Illinois Terminal
10-20",
/
,
11-
(quar.)__
$4
Groceterias,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
fl5c
31V4c
Y.)
Power
Co.
Co.,
Brick
11-15
$1.12Vi
Co., common
4.70%» preferred (quar.)
7'i:
10-14
1
&
,
(
1
$1.50
Peanut Co.
preferred
Illinois
,
1
8%
12-
11-24
11-10
50c
12-10
50c 8-10-50
Common
11-1
,
_______
Powei?
4%
..Illinois
11-12
1
11-
Common
11-19
25c
Company,
(N.
&
Car
(Tom)
Idaho
-
11-
15c
11-19
1
11-15
30c
&
Mining
Huttig Sash
11-
V '
1
12-
(quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co., com.
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
2
15c
'
12-
50c
Co., common—
preferred (quar.)__
■.Huston
"-'45c
_
•
Lock
25c
.
5
11-20
10-15
$1.06'A
Stores Corp. common
preferred (quar.
Bay
v.*
.
«
1
Loew's
Co., com.
'
Flr3t York
Loblaw
11-
Humphreys Mfg.
"
-12-
10-25
$1.25
Company-
Company
Special
10-17
12-15
A.)
Lighting
Hudson
,
10-21
50c
guaranteed
(quar.)
(Joseph)
4 Vi %
10-15
$1.25
Association of Philadelphia (s-a)—
Flremens Insurance (Newark)'Sincreased s-a)
First Springfield
Corp. Ttyear-ehd)
guaranteed
Special
(quar.)
Hardart
&
Hudson
V
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Fire
Special
10-25
$1
11-10
12-10
$1.10
10-10
;
11-30
$1.10
1
(extra)
11-30
60c
11-15
Pipe
Holder*
Payable of Be*.
Co.—
capital
capital
Joint
47
15c
—
RR.
11-15
(quar.)
Co.
—2
Miami
When
Share
(quar.
SI
JlOc
(George
Howard
10-20
40c
(quar.)
Corp.,(quar.)
Inc.
Houston
,
&
Extra
Little
Original
35c
(quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
"
Extra
11-
Corporation
37Vic
preferred
Home
Pittsfield, Inc.—
preferred
Federal-Mogul
E.)
preferred
$4.13
(quar.)
Pfd. (accurn.)
Original
_____
Horder's,
.1856 %
(quar.)_
Lumber
Electrochemical
12-
50c
4%%.
2
125c
(quar.)
Corp.,
B
$1.25
5%
11- 2
——
Class
11-10
12-
Corp., common
pref. (quar.)_
(Charles
11-15
Lionel
Corp.—
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Holt
(Henry) & Company—
5%
preferred
(s-a)
12-31
$1
IOC
pfd. A (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Faber, Coe & Gregg, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Falstaff
12-
Products
(Edward)
8
11-15
quarterly
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
10-14
10-31
conv.
10-
12-15
Increased
11-15
10-31
7%C
(irreg.)
4%
10-31
Holden
10-20
,
$5
Ltd.,
}"
12-15
1
25C
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Mills,
11-
20c
pfd.
Hotels
Hines
preferred' (s-a)
Railroad
Esmond
Fall
11-15
(quar.)_
Corporation
20c
11-30
11-29
$1.19
—
(quar.)
Derrick & Equipment Co.—
Equity
Hilton
12-30
25c
8
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
SEC—.—
(s-a».T
5%
preferred
1
—
10-
25c
1
50c
the
Associates
Group
Steel
Per
Name of Company
10-31
;
Co., 5%
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
933/4c
(quar.)
Mining Co—
11-
(quar.)—
When
Share
•
(1739)
40c
11-
_—;___:
Electric,
District
Employers
Powder
-
(quar.)
11-
—
Empire Millwork Corp.
Hercules
25c
A
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
Empire
Hecla
10-24
held.
share
each
of
class
Co.,
(quar.)
B
for
approval
Drug
preferred
10-14
Utilities,
of a.share of Middle South
Emerson
33/i%
1
■
common
15c
dividend)
Co. (stock
1
Co.,
$1.12%
-
America
of
Corp.
Company
11-21
30c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____
Step Nut
12-
11-
$1.25
Products
4%%
Elastic
12-15
$5
___
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Per
Name of
Hecht ,(The)
$1.50
(accurn.)
&
Holder 1
Payable 0/ Reo.
Ry.
(quar.)
B
When
Share
Massachusetts
COMMERCIAL
preferred
Co.,
National Chemical
National
City
common.—
(quar.)
&
Bank
—
Mfg.
(N.
Co.
Y.)
______
(quar.)
48
(1740)
THE
Per
Name of Company
National
Container
Common
4%%
that*
29
12-10
11-15
a-1
10-20
11-
10-11*
ll/40c
(quar.)..
Corp.
50c
I
Ltd.,
3%
.
preferred
Erie
A
Class
B
12-
i
Redeemable
Quaker
1
11-11
Lead
National
Steel
National
Steel
12-15
12-
12-
2
$40c
1-3-50
12-
2
Class
.
preferred B (quar.)
Ltd. (extra)—
& Shipbuilding Corp.—
$50c
6%
preferred (quar.)_-*.__*._____*___-_:*__v:
National
Tank
Co.
(quar.)
10-14
Trust
11- 4
11-15
11-
of the Nov.
Balanced
Preferred
estimates
are
15 distributions:
stock
:
.
v
;
-
9c
series
11-15
10-31
10c
—
11-15
10-31
series
8c
group
Railroad
shares
Raliroad
11-15
11-15
Neisner
..
—..—
Co.
Brothers,
Products
(s-a)
preferred
Western
11-
1
New
England
Process Co.
New
York
Air Brake
New
York
Merchandise
New
1
(J,
J.)
11-
1
10-17
(quar.)
15c
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
11-
1
10-21
50c
12-
1
11-
1
10-20
97Vic
11-
1
10-14
Inc.___,
pfd.
85c
(quar.)„_
11-15
10-20
93%c
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
3%%
Co.,
11-
1
10-14
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—
5%
preferred
1st
(quar.)
5%
-.
2nd preferred
series A
(quar.)__
5%
2nd
series
(quar.).
Norfolk
preferred
B
$1.25
Ry. Co.—
adjustment preferred (quar.)
4%
Normetal
North
Mining
1
Partial
Co.
1
10-14
11-10
10-19
12-
$10c
11-14
9
,<;V ''J-vv
Stock for each
10 shares of North Amer-
held)
common
American Oil
Northern
Illinois
Corp.,
common-...
10-25
11-i 1
10-20
10-20
1
10-31
$1.50
-
10- 3
5
11-
20c
1
11-
37Vic
preference-(quar.)
Engineering
(quar.)__.
Extra
_
28%c
Utilities,
4%
pfd.
Ohio Service Holding Corp
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
(quar.)__
10-13
&
\
Ry.
5%
Pacific Gas &
5%%
1st
Co._
Electric, 6%
let
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
preferred
1st
Lighting Corp.
Mills
&
Public
1st
Parker
&
$1
cum.
$1
(quar.)
11-
1
10-20
11-15
10-30
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-31
37'Ac
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
31'Ac
11-15
10-31
31'Ac
11-15
10-31
75c
11-15
12-15
■"
$1.25
12-
1
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-20
11-5
10-22
10-31
10-
7
10c
11-
1
10-25
20c
12-27
12-15
11-15
10-24
11-
tic
20c
1
10-15
1-1-50
12-15
11-15
11-
5
25c
2-15-50
2-
3
83c
11-15
11-
5
33c
2-15-50
2-
3
$75c
$$1.50
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
92'Ac
2nd
preferred
Oil
10- 3
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
87'Ac
11-
1
10-14
$1.50
11-
1
10-
1
(quar.)
3.8% pfd. (quar.)
$1
1-3-50
12-
9
95c
11-1
$1.07'A
$1.10
Co.,
'
pfd.
(quar.)
(interim
Rock
Corp. (quar.)__
Light & Power
5,
10 & 25c Stores
&
Pine Foods,
& W.
Whitehall
convertible
conv.
Francisco
11-1
preferred
A vtc
.■
11-
1
10-10
11-
l
10-10
20c
12-
1
11-10
91'Ac
12-
1
11-10
r 11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
11-1
10-20
common
;
(quar.)__
A
RR.
Oil
90c
$1.25
75c
17'Ac
12-
1
11-
1
11-
4
10-15
11-10
10-20
11-
10-18
7-18
11-
1'
11-
1
12-
1
25c
11-15
11-15
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)
r
12-31
11-
'
12-
12-10
Haven) (quar.)
Sheiler
$3.50 pfd. A (quar.)_
Mining Corp.
(irreg.)_____
Power
Manufacturing
Common
Co.
(quar.)
Shirriff's,* Ltd., 24c partic. cl.
Co.,
(quar.)
Company,
Steel
Bend
Lathe
California
4.48%
4.56%
Indiana Gas & Electric Co.,
4.8%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.70%
Portland Gas &
Coke'Co., 7%
6%
preferred (accum.)
Co.,
preferred
of
3.60%
B
pfd,
(quar.)
(accum.)
(quar.)
11-1
Procter & Gamble Co.
12-15
11-15
11-15
10-15
4Y<%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
11-30
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
10-5
28'Ac
10-31
10-
5
West
Point
$30c
11-15
10-20
West
Virginia
35C
12_20
11-25
20c
11-15
10-14
11- 1
Oil
Western
.
11-1
10-15
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-17
;
5
'
10-17
5%
_
N.
J.
(One-.'•hare
for each
100
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
Co.
(quar.)
A
(auar.)
Westminster Paper Co.,
Ltd., class A
Class
B
(quar.)
—
10-17
prior lien (quar.)_
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
10-31
$$1.25
12-
1
10-31
Whitehead
$56(4c
11-
1
10-15
Wilbur-Suchard-Chocolate
12-12
11-10
White's Auto Stores
White
(quar.)
——
Standard
shares held)
50c
^
'
"
•*
12-12
"
$2
,
$5
Sewing
prior
Wilcox
11-10
Oil
Common
Corp.—
10-20
11-12
11-21
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
U-15
U-15
$1.75
U-15
11-
1
1
10-15
U-15
11-
11-
10-18
1
1
Machine
Brothers
1
10-20
1
10-14
11-15
11-
U-15
11-
1
2-15-50
2-
i
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
1-3-50
$12'Ac
10-31
10-
8
$2'Ac
10-31
10-
8
12-
11-22 >
50c
$1
12'Ac
Corp.,
common
9
12-15
11-1:
10-21
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
15c
Rubber.
50c
50c
(quar.)
U-15
11-
11-
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Company,
(quar!)
11-
11-
.
(quar.)
preference
preferred
12-15
1
11-
75c
Weston Electric Instrument
Corp.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—
10-17
11-
11-25
>1.25
11-10
1
1-3-50
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
Western Tablet &
Stationery
5 %
preferred - (quar.)
12-
11-
12-15
75c
12-10
$1
12-20
25c
5 %
4%
10-25
1
12-15
1
10-25
11-10
31'Ac
Telephone—
11-30
11-
10-14
11-10
$1.50
(accum.)
&
$12%c
of
10-21
Securities Co.—
45c
Co., Ltd.—
(increased)
dividend
1
$1.12'A
10-17
Chemical
of
Insurance
35c
(quar.)_!
10-21
11-
75c
50c
-__
(Indiana)
10-21
1
Paper—
1
$1
pfd.
1
11-
17'AC
v
&
12-23
8
U-18
11-
d$l
12'Ac
Co
Pulp
preferred
12-15
d50c
$$1.37'A
preferred
preferred (guar.):
.Western Pacific RR. Co.
10-17
,
7-17
$1.75
Mfg.
Light
4-17
$3
A.
$2.50 class A
1-18
5-1-50
8-1-50
50c
5%
;
9-30
10-17
50c
(s-a)
(ouar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Westchester Fire Insurance
10-15
,
1
$1
(s-a)
4'A%
$1.20
11-
2-1-50
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Electric, 6%
class
U-18
10-30
$1.06'A
(quar.)___
25c
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4'A%
Stock
1%
1
10-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
;
common
Co.
1* 15
12-
62'Ac
(quar.)
7preferred
.
preferred series A (quar.)
Stamford Water Co. (Conn.) (quar.)_
Co.
pfd.
common
10c
$4
Oil
Penn
10-31
Spalding
11-15
West
28c
10-20
11-15
,
10-24
10-
10-11
1
5%
preferred
Mfg.
11-15
5
1
d75c
-—i
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
1
Standard
(quar.)____
11-15
12-22
11-
12-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
com.
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5'A-% pfd. (quar.)
West Michigan Steel
Foundry,
7% prior preferred <quar.)_
3
11-15
1-3-50
37'AC
Wentworth
9
10-21
37 %C
10-
1
1
37'AC
12-10
1
11-
12-
25c
37'Ac
11-30
n_
12-
Co.,
Company,
conv.
9-30
1
30c
11-
90c
$1.10
$1.25
;
12-20
11-
$1.06'A
Public Service Electric & Gas—
$1,40 preferred (quar.)
4%
U-
Co.—
Wellington Mills, 6% preferred
Wellman
Engineering Co
$1.25
Common
Brothers
vWeeden &
;
10-31
Cuba—
11-
preferred
Sovereign Investors
10-14
of
10-10
10-20
1
Co.
1
1
11-
25c
(quar.)
12-12
11-
65c
11-15
(initial)
11-
87c
_____
10-14
1
62(Ac
Inc.
(quar.]
preferred
conv.
1
Extra
$3
10-10
$4.50
1
Standard
U-15
1
12-
$1.31'A
Wisconsin,
10-17
11-
10-25*
of
11-1
11-
n-15
1
11-
12'Ac
Gooderham & Worts,
Co.
preferred
97"Ac
-
(Hiram)
Mfg.
$4.25
$l.033A
75c
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Common
(Increased
quar.)
12-
.30c
Increased
"Walker
Washington Gas Light,
preferred
$4
10-21
$1.06'A
:
(quar.)___
Warren
preferred
11-10
Co.
10-14
3.90%
1
1
50c
10-17
4.15%
12-
10-14
11-
—
Sugar
10-14
5%
25c
America
(quar.)
(quar.)______
preferred
1
4
10-11
1
25c
com.
Co.,
5%
1
1
11-1
10-28
11-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Food
Corp.,
11-
4
$1.17'A
U-15
Co.—
preferred
11-1
10
Sons
10-20
10-14
$1.50
Co
11-
11-
&
1
1
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)___
$6c
11-
R.)
preferred
11-
11-
$60c
10-20
12-19
(E.
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Walker
10-14
U-18
12-16
11-30*
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6% pfd. (quar.)_^
6%
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
1
12-19
Squibb
12-20
(quar.)_____—
92'Ac
(A. G.) Brothers Inc. (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
1
1-3-50
75c
(quar.)_
75c
pfd.
12-
22'Ac
$75c
4'A% pfd.
Mines, Ltd
Chemical
Western
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-17
$1.06'A
pfd.
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke
Co.—
(quar.)_
1
preferred
55c
Service
1
11-
preferred
55c
Public
Common
12-
6%
40c
Southern
9
12-14
Corp.—
(s-a)
Tobacco
Sea
50c
preferred
12-
6%
1
10-11
1-2-50
60c
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Southwestern
Leaf
$25c
convertible
10-11
Inc.—
40c
common
1
1
7
$75c
50c
(quar.)
Edison,
1111-
12-15
$30c
Ltd
10-31
12-28
$2.50
common
10-15
15C
(quar.)_
11-
U-15
Specialty Corp.—
50c
Iron
Works
Co.,
&
$$1.12'A
O.)
Southern
A
11-23
11-30
1-3-50
40c
(quar.)___
10-15
1-3-50
$20c
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Pulp Co. (quar.)
(A.
Soundview
class
i:--;.
(quar.)____
1
$37c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$25c
A
10-15
11-
40c
11-
,11-18
$2.50
$1.25
12-31
10-10
,
11-28
11-
7
11-9
.
12-12
•
10-31
*10-
1
10-24
4%
-10-31.
12-10
10-18
$1.50
Ltd.,
&
Vick
1
11-
11-15
10c
common.:
preferred
Simpsons' Ltd., 4'A% pfd.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Skelly Oil Co._:
(N.)
-
U-15
11-
93 %c
Quarterly
!
3-15,
10-31
87'AC
(quar.)
11-25
50c
(quar.)____
Power
Sloss-Sheffield
10-18
1
1
U-15
50c
25c
59%c
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
6%
11-
92'Ac
$30c
f
Corp., common
43A%
preferred
(quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)
Sheraton, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
10-21
40c
Products
Pacific
11-1
Co.
Vertientes-Camaguey
1 '10-21
11-
4-
U-15
10c
Corp.,
Insurance
Car
12-17
10c
Corp., $6
Co., 5%
Canada
Vapor
9
10-17
$25c
preferred
prior
12-10
11-
U- 1
1-3-50
87'Ac
:■
Machinery
Knitting
1-3-50
1
20c
V
Pictures,
Camp
11-10
12-
62'Ac
$1.12'A
preferred
preference
Stores
5%
Van
Corp.—
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Utica
11-10
12-10
12-10
11-25
U-15
/'
'
quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power Co.
5'A%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-28
87'Ac
(quar.)____
(increased
1st
A
conv.
1-3-50
20c
Extra
Denn
*
5
12-15
62'Ac
Corp., 6% preferred
Corp., Ltd.—
Steel
Upper
1
35c
11-10
Investments,
Transit
31 Vic
(New
11-10
9
$12'AC
(accum.)
Utilities
7'Ac
(quar.)__
10-
9
12-
:
:
Radiator
Universal
11-10
12-10
1
12-
California—
preferred
Universal
12-1
50c
11-
$4
.
11-16
10-20
100%
Co.
Canada
Tool
&
3-15
$6 V
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Insurance
Universal
12-15
10-28
25c
class
7'Ac
common
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.,
Shattuck
S.
5%
9
6-15
U-15
1
(quar.)
United
"
12-15
25c
Corp.,
Shawinigan Water &
B
Fuel
United
10-20 V
40c
50c
;
12-
,
1
4-1-50
6-26-50
1
Lines, 4'A% preferred (s-a)
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
6%
*
9
"'
\c;.',v;
27'Ac
2%
(quar.)
12-
40c
Co.
Drill
United
,
12-15
12-
:
of
Hoffman
S.
10-15
U-
(resumed)
Fire
S.
10-31
1
IOC
(quar.)
United
:
Insurance
10-11
12- 1
$31 'Ac
(quar.)______
preferred
1
12-
$25c
/•
11-14
11-
U-15
11-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Realty Corp.—
S.
U.
11-14
1
12- 1
B
4'A%
1
of Missouri—
< reduced
S.
U.
10-28
10-10
d50c
(Hartford)
(quar.)
of
U.
10-18*
11-15
Co.
U.
10-18*
1
15c
__i
Quarterly
■
U.
Delaware
Acceptance
:
10-10
1-3-50
50c
Ltd.—
6%
class A preferred
(quar.)„_
United Merchants & Manufacturers,
4-18
8-1-50
Co.
Corp.
Class
United
11-
1
50c
Corporations, Ltd., class A
United
V
1-18
5-1-50
$1
preferred
Common
South
10-15^
11-1
1
60C
(quar.)_____
Co.
conyertible
Class
10-14
11-15
62'AC
(quar.)
1
Co.
Cities
United
11-1
11-10
1111-
j
preferred
United
'.\
1
9-23
85c
Extra
Slater
2-1
;.5-
2-1-50
;
Roebuck
5%
10-31
27'Ac
(quar.)
Co. ,of
United
1
10-31
11-12*
\
preferred A (quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores-"
$3-50.
■:
11-
27'Ac
Corp.—
preferred
Extra
5%
'
27'Ac
-
Container
$3-75
United
4
50c
vtc
convertible
8
11-15
11-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
Common
5
Co.
scries A non-cum.
Sierra
11-
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Oil
10-10
10-17
1-3-50
15c
Corp
pfd.
(quar.)
Union
1
1
$4c
$1.50
—
preferred
$4.50
12- 1
1111-
$1.25
25%
7%
Co.—
Insurance
Union
.
11-
:
$1.12'A
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Tzust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
&
Electric
$3.70
.
10-
25c >
U-15
$1
•
9-30
11-15
91'Ac
12-15
:
Chemical
dividend
$3.50
12" 1
$1.07'A
5
U-15
1
50c
Common
"
12-15
&
Co.
Universal
Union
,
$10c
;
11-
12-15
25C
T
$20c
Co. (quar.)____
Scythes & Company, Ltd.^ common
5% preferred (quar.—
Line
l
9-30
11- 1
30c
5
11-15
(quar.)™-
9
11- 5
Electrip
Air
,
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 pfd.
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)___
Scotten
Dillon
Co.
(irreg.)
Scovill Manufacturing
Co.,
■
3.65% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
^
5%
!
12-
V
..
A
11-
31'Ac
25C
;•
Unit, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., 80c pref. (quar.)
208 South La Salle Street Corp., com.
(quar.)
1
10-14
12%c 2-15-50
preferred
Security
\
12'Ac 5-15-50
preferred
5%
10-20
11-
12«Ac
5'A%
Securities
1
10-31
27'Ac
10-21
10-20
U-15
Tudor City Ninth
10-11
11-15
U
^
*
5'A%
Stock
Trinity
15c
Transit
5'A%
Seaboard
11-
3
$7c
>
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)_____
Schwitzer-Cummlns, 5'A% pfd. A (quar.)—
5'A%
11-1,
50c
■
Ltd.__
Mining Syndicate, Ltd.
<fc Company,
Ltd., class A (qu«r.)___
Class B (quar.)
Seaboard
10-
.12- 1
„
(quar.)
Mines,
10-31
11-
25c
(quar.)_
:
Power
Special
■'■U'-'
Arabian
Seaboard
1
.
Scarfe
Scranton
11-
$1.25
25c
quar.)r___:
dividend)
Mfg.
Company
Travelers
$$1.06
1-1-50
f ; $40C > 11- 1
„
10-21
(increased)
preferred
Edison,
Trane
$$1.75
10-21
10-31
(quar.)
Bank
10-15
:
(quar.)
Toledo
10-3
-
12-16
10-31
25c
Light,
Trade
...
10-15
12-15
&
Glass
Water
11-1
;
(stock
conv.
11-1
:
1-3-50
(quar.)J
Ltd
Common
Tide
10-20
50c
57C
50c
Common
11-24
10-14
$1
(quar.)_
Company, $2.50 conv. pfd.
Thomaston
Mills,
common__
11-10
1
11-28
(quar.)__
pfd.
Thermoid
10-20
~
Quarterly
Sears,
12-15
12-1
11-
;
(quar.)
Ry.
$2.40
12-12
10-30
Transmission—
preferred
Thatcher
10-25
"
25c
(quar.)_____
Inc.
Products
Power
$6
10-25
11-15
Texas
10-10
1
"
;
preferred
Mines,
Gas
Tennessee
50c
Quarterly
Quarterly
5%
1
Inc.—
Special
Regis Paper Co.
Saudi
11-
(quar,25c
RR.
preferred
Gold
1-15
11-15
25c
St. Lawrence Flour Mills Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
5%
2-1-50
15c
7
11-15
10%
Biscuits,
Gold
Common
1-15
10-15
1
-
7
10-
dividend
class A
$10c
:r"
Louls-San
10-15
1
$1.25
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Bt.
1
50
11-
Ages
7
10-
1
50c
(quar.)___
Tennessee
11-
110c
of
Rockland
1J0-
1
11-
Symington-Gould Corp.
11-
>
1
11-
25c
common
10-21
19c
Cement, $5 preferred (quar.)____
partic. class A (accum.)
Cotton Mills, Ltd
$1.25
preferred
Company,
Oil
10-18
1
933Ac
Robinson
4'A%
common
Sunshine
50c
Riverside
___
(quar.)
(Initial
Corp.,
Sylvanite
11-
40c
11-
$31'Ac
(quar.)
Company, Inc.
10-21
45c
:
Wells
Stock
.
Rich's, Inc., common
(quar.)___
33A%
preferred (quar.)
&
10-21
1
2-1
$1.12'A
!75c
$433Ac
(quar.)_
common
Inc.
Textiles,
P.)
Corporation
'' $1.25
;
10-26
45c
quar.)
12-15
5
75c
(J.
11-15
$1.31'A
-
10-17
12-31
10-15
Corp.
$1.25
Stores,
11-
15c
—
qusr.)
B
Stern
&
4'A%
15c
1
Company (quar.)_____
10-31
5c
10-10
11-
(quar.)
11-
50c
10-10
1
Strawbridge & Clothier__
10-15
11-1
75c
(s-a)
Brass, 5'A%
Tobacco—
Southam
10-10
$1
Water
11-18
52'Ac
Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)_
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Rice-Stix,
Inc.
(quar.)_____
Smith
(quar.)
Co.
Metals
1
$1.06'A
preferred
dividend
Edison
11-
10-17
*
(quar.)_____
preferred
U-15
$1.10
(quar.)
1
-
,___
'■>
—
C
12-
35c
1
11-
Year-end
Sun
Rheem
SheJlmar
•
25c
Philips-Jones Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co, (quar.)
Pioneer Petroleum
Co., prior pfd. (s-a)
t.&A
10-20
10-20
35c
preferred
(quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd.—
Pressed
1
11-
75c
_.
(quar.)_
Stevens
1
11-
$1.22'A
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.,
&
Struthers
.
34%c
Hampshire)
$3.65 preferred
4.70%
1
62'Ac
Philadelphia Suburban
Potomac
12-15
Transport Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar,)__™
Stock
10-21
50c
(New
Stein
10-21
Stouffer
(quar.)
class
Common
v.
preferred A
Plymouth
10-31
10-31
32'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.60%
10-14
11-15
11-15
Telephone
non-cum.
4%
1
50c
ji__
pfd.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
4.4%
11-15
11-
10-14
$1.25
Philadelphia Co., 6% preferred (s-a)___
Philadelphia Dairy Products Oo.
4.3%
1
31'Ac
Pennsylvania Power'Co., 4.25% pfd.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing—
$4
12-
11-15
Co.—
Pennsylvania Electric Co.
3'A%
10-12
10-12
11-
_•
preferred
4.40%
1
10-31
____
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 cum. preferred (quar.)
$1.32 cum. preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
3.70%
11-
11-1
~
11-25
cum.
6%
10-15
'1-3-50
(quar.)_
Co.
Casualty
"• 10-31
25c
______
Common
/
45c
C.) Co., Inc., 40c pfd.
(quar.)
Transportation Co. (quar.)
Paymaster Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—
Peninsular
10-15
$1.12 Vi
(S.
Peerless
10-14
20c
Parmelee
Resumed
1
1
l
—
(quar.)
Inc.
11-
1211-
$$1.75
(s-a)
Tilford,
Davis
4
$1.25
_
5%
Petroleum &
preferred
&
Parke
4
11-
10-31
$50c
.x_
preferred
American
4%
(Del.)
1st pfd.
(reduced
Light Co.,
11-
20c
(quar.)
Service
Park
50c
10-24
12-10
12-10
$1
$1.12Vi
(quar.)__
1st preferred A (quar.)___
Power
$1.30
10-31
-
60c
-
pfd.
Pacific
Pan
10-28
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific
Pacific
10-27
1
^
preferred
5%
Pacific
1
$1.25
Glass
Corp. of California
preferred (quar.)
sinking fund series (quar.)
5%
Common
Antonio
12-
.
Finance
10-14
11-
10-14
$10c
Lithograph
Brothers
$40c
(quar.)
(interim
Ban
25c
Company
Owens-Illinois
&
(R. J.)
Common
Antonio
$$3
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)________
4Vi% preferred (quar.
Outboard, Marine & Mfg. Co
Outlet
Copper
Reynolds
B
St.
11-
common.^.
_™
Pacific
Revere
San
22Vic
(s-a)__
common
Sterchi
:
10-21
preferred B
10-14
15c
7% preferred (quar.)—^Ljt
Osgood Company (Ohio) class A common™,
Class B
Co.
of
(A.)
1
6%
10-14
$i
Ltd.,
Stein
11-
$25c
1
$15c
preferred
Co.
11-1
15c
10-20
1
$$1.75
,
Co.
Products Co.,
10-13
15c
11-
50c
Quebec
11-10
1
11-
11-
1
Corp.—
participating preferred
Participating
;
Ltd.—
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
10-14
_____
Ontario Steel
10-28
preferred
11-1
35c
Co., common..
Company (quar.),
Oliver Corporation, 4Vi% conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Oliver United Filters, class A (quar,).:.*
11-15
11-
11-15
50c
7%
6%
1
11-1
____
Okonite
Ontario
11-
•
$1
_______
B
Insurance
50c
(quar.U__
pfd. (quar.)
Extra
Steel
10-20
10-20
$1,25
(quar.)
__.
Ohio-Apex, Inc.
<quar.)___—
Ohio Oil Co. (quar. )________—___
10-20
1
Investors Fund, common.
6% preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
50c
,
_
Noyes (Charles F.) Company, 6%
Ogilyie Flour Mills, Ltd.) 7% pfd.
Class
Reliance
4%
11-
$1
convertible
Northwestern
1
11-1
11-
Republic
*
>
.
Northwest
11-
50c
(quar,)___
A
11-
(quar.)_
Edison
preferred
25c
class
Electric & Engineering Co.—
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
Rutland
(quar,)>4.
$1.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)_
Northern Railroad (New Hampshire) (quar.)
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—
-
4.8%
preferred
-
S.
—.
Consolidated
5%
Company,
non-cum.
$2.10
Rose's
liquidating dividend (One share
Kentucky Coal Co.
common
lean
5%
50c
(quar.)
Extra
25c
_
West
North
10-22
50c
Common
10-14
11-
Ltd.——
Corp.,
American
Of
11-
$1.25
-
Western
&
10-22
1
75c
.
$1.75
Co.—
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung
11-1
11-
50c
Knitting Mills,
Reliance
11-15
20c
_____
Co
Co.,
10-22
25c
quar.)
—
10-15
York Power h Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
York State Electric & Gas (quar.)
certificates
(irreg.)__
11-1
A
Island
4.90%
$5c
—________
preferred (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd,—
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)
Reliable Fire Insurance Co. (Dayton Ohio)—
Quarterly.
10-15
11-
$$1.50
New
Newberry
10-31
10-31
75c
pfd. (quar.)—
Canada, Ltd.—
(s-a)
Fund,
11-15
11-15
$1.183A
—
Inc., 4%%
of
10-31
5c
6c
shares
Water
Naugatuck
$15c
(increased
B
$1.60
10-31
11-15
equipment shares
Retail trade
series
(C.
10-31
4c
4c
Selected
Corporation,
Reed
Regent
Class
Staten
(quar.)
common
A.)
10-31
10-18
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12'Ac
pfd. (accum.)_
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
$7
Corp.
Spring
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B
5
11-25
$25c
Pile Co., common
(quar,)___,—__—_—
Reece
Class
11-
4%
1
$5c
Inc.
Co.,
Steel
Reitman's
series
Stock
4
Funds—
The amounts shown below
Reading
Silica
Standard
11-
When
Share
10-14
1
<
Concrete
Rayonier,
Company
Standard. Power & Light,
11-30
14c
—
(quar.)
Company, class B
$3 preferred
10-14
53'Ac
(quar.)_
10-31
11-15
47 Vic
Co., 4'A% preferred
preferred (quar.)
3.8%
New
10-31
37'Ac
10-24
1
$1.50
__L
Raymond
9-30
11-
B
Randall
10-14
12 Vic
Tea
National
6%
1
15c
■.
Extra
National
Neon
11-
10-31
$1.50
Car,
Co.
Per
Name of
10-15
11-
$87'Ac
(quar.)—
Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A (quar.)
Participating —_—:
5
1-1-50
Co., 6% preferred
Distribution Shares™
Power
Holdert
10-31
Standard
(quar.)—■
Quinte Milk
5
$1.50
6%
Co.,
12-
Quebec
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(increased)
National
12-15
$15c
Mills,
$2.50
preference
When
Monday, October 31, 1949
Payable of Rec.
15c
—._
Oats
Quarterly
11-11
12-
1st pfd. (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
2nd
Hosiery
Class
—
.
Corp., 5%
non-cum.
National
(quar.).
$12'Ac
115c
common
Convertible
CHRONICLE
Share
"
Corp.,
Ltd
Purity Flour Mills, Ltd.—
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
National
of Company
Purex
(quar.)
Products
FINANCIAL
Per
Name
Payable of Reo.
10c
preferred
Distillers
&
Holder«
(Del.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
conv.
National
When
COMMERCIAL
common
$1.25
(quar.)__
1
10-20
10c
11-15
10-31
10c
2-15-50
1-30
*
:
'
•
'
!,■
s
THE
Number 4851
Volume 170'
f "'<V
*,
-
•
..Per
.
Payable o/ Reo
Ltd.
"Winters
-
—
Crampton
if
Corp.
J J*1®
,
,,
i
.
•Woolworth
■
pref.
.
common
5%
prtxerred
6%
,
preferred
resident
tquar.;__
Less
a
income
British
d Less
3%
xLeso
30%
12-15
1
Jamaica
——.....
11- 1
Ix- 1
11- 1
Los
■
t
„
to
engaged
1941
smce
with its
Texas
and
also
has
productive
they
net
of
recoverable
46,000,000
of
reserves
barrels.
Los
crude
oil
Nietos'
has
net
of
10-1
lu- J
10- 1
Alberta.
It
various
owns
addition
to
Los
Nietos
The
company has
called for redemption
Nov.
on
&
Los
of
Co.,
This
the
(Continued from page 12)
ion the 4%
of
Oct.
s.-ock
and
declaicd
24
usual
the
a
corporation
Mainland
United
dividend of $1.50
quarterly
dividend
of
per
$1
_
record
stock
together
with
March
on
per
-
1640.
p.
text
and
^
asked
is
Civil
operating
flights
D.iv.
of
aeronautical
its
Co.
both
~
British
parts
Board
daylight
and
bonds will be
these
$
•
-
•
the
Trustee
Standard
anti-trust
Board's
corporation, announced Oct. 21
for 30 days—V. 170, p. 1640,
The
Empire
the
effective
the
Trust
Trustee
Sept.
trust
Co.,
Standard
that
the
and
Net
investment
1949.
26,
York,
N.
Investment
No
Until
close
of
.
proceeding
hearing
the
against
would
^
Shares—-To
Y.,
Shares
has
Terminate
resigned
series
C
as
and
trustee
series
D,
terms
of
the
1950, the trustee shall proceed
and
units
or
as
other
thereof
part
forwarded
pany
as
represented
to
the
holders
agreements, beginning Feb. 8,
to sell and convert into cash all stock
Bids
for
9,166,047
real
estate
and
4,031,122
2,495,501
3,595,421
' 5,743,731
$0.77
$0.81
$1.10
$1.91
" "
United
$14,488,353;
receivable
accounts
Plant for Sale—
personal
property,
either
(
.
stock ($5
common
par
After
The
or
a
Sept. 30—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$0.07
$515,540
V
$0.17
170,
p.
Oct.
stockholders,
common.
'
distribution,
Niagara
received
20
Hudson
'
as
•
28.5%
from
■
14.1%
to
(or
of
to
In
approving the
as
distribution
condition
a
its
to
(EST), on
The
the
No.
60
15.06%
of
interest
the
in
to
plan, however, the Commission speci¬
order that "United undertake to
approval
the
to
three
These
which
matters
questions
were
we
company,
shares
results
of
of
(1)
a
a
new
authorization
SEC
series
preferred
of
to
be used
(3)
issue and sell
(no par), subject
to
stock
have
follows;
as
set
with particular
of
the
company
and
its
wholly
Union Oil Co. of Calif.—Notes
forth
reference
owned
subsidiaries
/■
net
net
the
,
and
extensive
divestments
by
A
•-
'
"*
$831
■
>
On
the
not to be
a
adequacy
the
question
Commission
consideration
and
United
as
is
in
of
converting United
that
its
past
"the
share-
per
holders
•
part
of
because
the
normal
the
sfe^el
accumulation,
The financial and statistical
therefore -on approximations.
reflected
In
such
data
will
but
quarter.
return
a
to
be
1
-
before declaration of dividends,
of
6.5%
reported
sa'es.
on
Income -Cor
$133,223,409
as
or
and
the
third
ouarter
of
return
a
1949
amounted)
the first nine months amounted 4o
with shipments of 15,129,874 net;
for
compared
as
nine
months
of
1948.
•
V
.
At
Sept. 30,
required
'%'Net
current
after
1949, authorized
further expenditure
a
assets of
Employment
and
with
statistics
of
quarter
$190
projects yet to toe
million—a
total
its subsidiaries at Sept. 30,
declarations,
the
for
1948,
S522,-
were
1948.
third
quarter
of
1949,
follow:
/;
1949
<
•
Average number of employees
Total
of
dividend
current
payroll
'■
postwar
million.
$488,849,257 at Sept,:30.
the third
Third Quarter—
$1,021
the corporation and
the
deducting
compared with
compared
.
of
program
2)1,467
—
payroll
1948
300,097
S231.922.996 $265,649,187
COMPARATIVE
INCOME
ACCOUNT
V.
■
'
v;
*'
,
•%'
•
■
J}
Per. End. Sept. 30—
$
.
1943—3 Mos.—1948
Products and services
;
/
sold
cial
$
•'
1,916,776,923
/'
.
1,754,721,055
salaries, so¬
security taxes
and
234,088,440 267,740,679
734,338,663
246,007,811 237,795,018
pensions
750,247,229
and exhaustion
i
of facilities—
Based
739,312;405
.
bought
./
705,824,573
',
""
/'...» ;^ 'i1/ l
orig. cost]
to cover re-} 34,439,838
"•
'■
on
;i;Added
placement
Estimated
11.1,354,314
601,265
1,734,309
105,941,134
•*
costs
579,941:
'
/
-r*
•
1,804,419
i
»*
45,878,999
37,596,374
-31,000.000% 27,100,000
taxes
Fed.
110,000,000
76,200,000
i 34.599.132
13°.223,409
19,520,862
„
taxes
.
income
Net
36,104,430
cost__J
other
on
on
'
.,
Products and services
Wear
*..
'
1949—9 Mos.—1948
%'
;
604,838,086 620,283,699
Wages,
jj
.
income
/
'
'A
39,171.144
dividends.
16,343,175
...
.
■
;
" /■'
88,042,150
6,304,919
6,304,919
18.914,757
18,914,757
dividends13,054,879
10,879,065
39,164,634
32,637,193
17,415.148
*$1.09
75,144,018
$4.38
36,490,190
■>$2.63
a
United's holding
Balance
surplus
Earned per com.
aBased
1949.—V.
19,811.347
$1.26
r.:
shr.
present shares outstanding after 3 for 1 split on May 12,
p. 1440.
■
upon
170,
,jr;'
Universal Laboratories, Inc.
Quarters Ended—
Operating
loss
and
Non-operating
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
;
Sept. 30,'49 June 30,'40
-f.--,.™
—-—
'
$351
$750
non-recuning losse"111,232
28.6L1
company
.
.
holding company. We have of course never passed
this program ..."
determination
jusfc
of
facilities
postwar
Common
of
stated
or
1949
10,
operations
fourth
the
of
tons,
tons
first
million.
completed
Total
by
the
upon
has
buildings,
,
.
'T
completed the acquisition of all of the outstanding
from the five grandchildren of the late
Edward L. Doheny in consideration lor a cash payment of $22,400,000
and
,
hos¬
averaged
Preferred
company.
-
*
This company has
investment
the retirement of United's own preference stock
through a series of exchanges for portfolio securities and cash
With
respect to question
1, the Commission states that "United
thus far has indicated only a general program of reducing its owner¬
ship of voting securities in its present and former subsidiaries to' less
•tharrlO%, whereupon it proposes to file an application
to be
declared
capital stock-of Los Nietos Co.
an
.:
;
for
In
the -thirdsquarter of 1949,
expenditures for additions to
and
replacements
of facilities
totaled
$36
million.
Such ^expenditures
brought the total spent for facilities over the whole postwar period to
ceasing to be
respect to its present and former subsidiaries.
ensuring fairness to security holders /in the
into
designed
steel
ingots nad castings in the third quarter vof
82:7% ' of raled
capacity, as compared with 99.8%
during the second quarter of this year.
.
1949
company
organizations
various pension trusts, Aetna Life Insurance Co., North¬
western Mutual Life Insurance Co. and John Hancock
Completes Acquisition— \ :
United
in
are
products
of steel
cellaneous
./"'
merely required United to change its then capitalization to 'one class
of stock, namely, common stock'
and to take such further action as
would cause it to cease to be a holding company."
Thereafter, "sub¬
stantial
progress
toward
compliance"
was
obtained
by
major re¬
Placed Privately—The
of
months
Production
/
in
superimposed upon its various subsidiary holding
Although stating that this could be achieved by United's
liquidation, the Commission, in recognition of the "strong preference"
of United's management
to convert United into an investment com¬
pany,
"determined that under proper conditions and safeguards this
might furnish a feasible method of compliance.
Our order, therefore,
it was announced Oct. 27, has placed privately
through Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., $40,000;000 2%% prom¬
issory notes, due Nov. 1, 1974. The notes were sold to
the New York Life Insurance Co., Bankers Trust Co., for
.
of
of
"ac¬
A
sales.
4,781,000
for
bised
$39,171,144,
as
nine
on
15,549,000
above."
*
required of United
companies.
the construction
company,
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
question
action
question of the treatment of option warrants.
Commission's 1943 order required elimination of
holding
to finance
the
of
The
The
utility subsidiary,
Union
Electric Power Co.,
and
to repay temporary
bank loans for
constructlompurposes of from $2,000,000 to $5,000,000.—V. 170, p.1 1439.
program
The
conversion
7.7,'[■
competitive bidding.
Proceeds of - the-financing are
question
holding company with
(2)
*
received
The
have
bus mess
"/
*'
doors,
.
prevented
quarter of 194S,
long-term debt.
State, local and mis-
investment
De¬
,
certain
1P4*>,
strike
results
Int. 'and
an
; •.
•.
of
are
the third
transformation
inviting bids for the purchase of 150.000 shares
Such b'ds will be received by the company at
Broadway, New York 4, N. Y., up to 12 noon
has
the
Shipments
9,580,988
promptly and as its next step under our order of Aug. 14, 1943,
comprehensive plan under Section 11 (e) of the Act, detailing the
remaining steps to be'taken, and the timing thereof, to complete its
into
whioh
opeiaticns
dividend of 50 cents
a
-
1,
steel
a
1.-.*
Nov.
company
150,000
to
is
company
first
tons
•
Oct.
below
the
of
in
7.0%
..file
1235.
Weldwood. lire
required for accounting purposes.
reported
the
distribute
complexities and inequitable distributions of
voting power within its system. The dividend would be paid to holders
of
its
14,529,491 shares of common stock.
fied
'
cessation
began
Income for
various
cure
describing
31, 1949, and
contained
included
of
;
:
to
United's
Green
T.
Accounting
increasing
~J v"\*
~.
stock, payable Dec.
of Nov. 4, 1949.
V,^;'
\t
as
No .effects
is
$0.18
Niagara Hudson common shares outstanding), is said to be "in further
compliance" with an August, 1943, order of the Commission directing
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—Bids for the Purchase
1901.
accounting
company's, steadily
,
reduction
a
Alfred
1161.
p.
$544,521
a
r
Involving
of
of the
Manager
common
complete
675,6521,
696,
authorization
SEC
appointment
keen
increased
tho
,
data
value), $13,283,-
special capital dividend, l/10th oL
Niagara Hudson Power Corp. common stock for each share
of
United
The
Chemical Corp.—Moves Executive Offices
preferred, stock.
the
had
States Steel Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Report
which
of data
1949—9 Mos—1948
$208,848
$0.08
share._
N. Y.—New Officii
institutions, offices and apartment
this corporation.—V. 170, p. 1440.
by
v
The
*
The
the
strike
:
charges and Federal income taxes.—V.
common
share
of
of Preferred Stock—
Room
Allentown-Beth-
preferred stock, payable Nov. 19, to holders
record
'Vr.;
in by stockholders in excess of par value of capital
earnings retained and invested in the business, $6*7,-
corporation
its
to
The company on Oct. 24 announced the removel of its executive and
sales office to the Empire State Building, 350 Fifth Ave., New York 1,
of
schools,
the
on
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—Earnings—
com.
169,
record Oct.
States Treasury savings/notes,
$23,903,320; inventories,
(less
(net),
$223,743
per
United
p.
handle
brochure
issued
..':./
United Corp.—SEC Authorized Niagara Hudson Div.—
.
170,
$25,886,500;
paid
$9,895,904;
Period End.
170, p. 1538.
Y.—V.
expendi¬
construction
$475,000;
States Plywood Corp;—New Brochure—
United
on
17,308,102
1,012,034
1,627,250
*Net profit
bulk.
Unexcelled
N.
80,402,889
2,332,629
2,388,590
value),
par
Earns,
bath, are to
%''••••.'• .>■
The plant occupies over 6,300,000 square feet of floor space in 14
major buildings situated on a site of approximately 480 acres.
i.
:
The trustees are; John H. Chatz, 176 West Adams St., and Aaron
Colnon, 208 So. La Salle St., both of Chicago. Norman H. Nachman of
38 So. Dearborn St., also of Chicago, is attorney for the trustees.—
made in
announced
result,of
a
1949,
have invited bids to be made before
Dec, 4 for the purchase of the land, buildings and certain machinery
and equipment of the Tucker plant at 7401 South Cicero Ave., Chicago,
V.
78,260,839
2,763,388
for
United
The trustees of this corporation
111.
meet
to
(Pa.),
—Reporting earnings for the third quarter of 1949, Irving;
S. Olds, Chairman, announced that* the directors hall
Oct. 25 declared the quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share
-.272,494; total, $139,212,560.—V. 170, p. 248.
a
at 120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y.r—V. 142, p. 1836.
Tucker Corp.—Chicago
used
Co.
'J. ■/*''''
pitals,
held by
51
be
40,149.627
1,156,192
19,824,973
share.-
com.
amount
stock,
trust
practicable,
as
new
been
LIABILITIES—Accounts payable, $4,926,909; accrued liabilities, $5,Federal income tax,- $5,776,426; advances on sales contracts,
employee payroll deductions (Federal taxes and savings
bonds), per contra, $757,032; reserve for development facility expendi¬
tures, plant relocation, etc., $4,500,000; 5% cumulative preferred stock
it. Beginning May 9, 1950,
check for the proportionate
by
certificates
then outstanding
will be
thereof upon surrender to the trust com¬
property \then
thereafter
soon
authorization; tp • make open-account
be
279,339
710,374;
1950,
7,
also
to
company
A
37,000
544,473
1,773,210
' 492,927
1,232,398
tax
income
per
($100
the
Gas
'
shrinkage and obsolescence of $1,131,851 and after pay¬
ments totaling $23,100,054, secured by lien, from United States Govern¬
ment on uncompleted contracts),
$46,923,999; cash in special deposit
accounts
(per contra), $757,032; investments (stocks of subsidiaries
not consolidated), $155,412;
land, buildings, machinery, equipment,-etc.
(after reserves for
depreciation, amortization, and retirement of $42,545,946), $40,638,410; deferred charges, $2,154,031; total. $139,212,560.
property.
to
to
County
Controller. He
Controller.—V
54,740,577 107,083,905 109,817,873
10,450,536
expenses
income
$10,192,000
855;
the
following,
company
JUnited
sell.
charges
ASSETS—Cash,
recessed
be
part
of
the
Department has also been advanced to Adriilni&trativc Assistant to th«
Division
holders of certificates for
1.500 shares or multiples thereof may surrender such shares to the
trustee and shall be entitled to receive the proportionate distributive
Pursuant
apply
-
.
to Dallas, Texas, less transfers from reserve for plant
$525,000 for the quarter, $1,400,000 for the six months of
1949jA;:";;(;e^rir«I-.n
,-y
■„
v:
;
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30, 1949
'■
trustee having been appointed
terminate the two trusts on Nov,
to
Feb.
business,
so
that-we-can properly
iairness."—V. 170, p. 1538.
and
com¬
.
•'
.$
-
$1,203,066;
the
by step
Miss- Lorttta R." Barry, (formerly Assistant l Manager of the Accounting
relocation,
successor
has elected
company
further step
as
1943. Our statutory responsibilities
transaction in the larger con¬
each
H.
the
*Including interest, discount'on purchases, etc.
tExpenses incurred
during 1949 quarter in moving operations of the Chance Vought Air¬
1949.
9,
1
Co.
Assistant
.
51,900,654
-
admin,
reserve
Investment
New
worth
commea
partment since 1946. In making the announcement, Herbert G. Keeine,
Controller of the Company, stated that thi6 appointment will enable
-
1949—G Mos—1948
•'
•
_l
1,444,682
tOther
Two Trusts—
of
view
received SEC
has
the
to
Gas
The
as
Mairi-
-
143,863
246,738
35,891,521
Earn,
legal
a
Transamerica Corp.—Hearing Recessed—
in
propose
may
to
program
necessity
Lancaster
arisen
sub.
Income
Federal
companies registered under The Canadian and
Companies Act, 1932, as amended.—V. 170, p. 1640.
officer
buy
Cuba,
to
Honolulu.—
iiV.:-..•■'■-'47•-)*"'
$
(net)—
Engineering, devel.,
Randolph M. Evans, Federal Reserve Board Governor who is (serving
hearing
be
ever
to
Winston, former manager of the company's branch office
has been appointed to the newly created post of Executive
Assistant.
In
his new
capacity In the executive
department,
Mr.
Winston will work closely both with Richard Rhodebeck, President, and
E. J. Moorhead, Executive Vice-President.
between
overnight
and
Subs.)—Earnings—
Depreciation and amort.
craft
as
will
,
permission
commute
Francisco
San
:: r
and
unconsol.
income
Total
insurance
Insurance
able
United States Life Insurance Co.,
r
Cost of goods and serv¬
ices- sold
;
council,
company
approved
of
company
A.
,
-51,594,116
from
mother
..
of
it
options
(Pa.), $145,000; Consumers Gas Co., Reading,
Pa.,
$610,000; The Harrisburg Gas Co. (Pa.), $505,000—V. 170, p. 1539.
54,528,781 106,423,344 109,449,644
Royalties-and other.1 in1, '■
^
;
come
from licerisees-MS'? 59,800 -r. / :-67,533^-M
88,890
15, 1949; to mature Nov. 15, 1950-54 and 1964.
Principal arid interest (May 15 and Nov. 15) payable in lawful mop°v
Canada at holder's option at any branch in Canada of the com¬
pany's bankers (Yukon Territory excepted).
Trustee, Montreal Trust
of
(United
United Gas Improvement Co.—Loans to Subsidiaries—
The
in
Aeronautics
between
^
services
Gundy &
Cul, Ltd.—Bonds Offered—Wood,
opinion
the
an
advances
Hawaii.
currently
'^C-6)
products,
1948.—V." 170^*1)1-403.--"7
Dated Nov.
the
of
standards
-
Period End. June 30-^*T~ "1946—3*MoS.—1948
Sales
of
funds
company."
is
order of Aug.' 14,
Y., or at the Security-First National Bank
United Aircraft Corp. (&
Co., Ltd.; Midland Securities Ltd.; Gairdner & Co. Ltd.;
R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd.; Milner, Ross & Co., and Eastern
Securities Co., Ltd., on Oct., 12 offered in the Canadian
market at
100 and interest $2,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, consisting of $500,000 Serial 4% bonds, Series A
and $1,500,000 sinking fund 4% bonds, Series A.
In
that
their
exercise
to
be
.
for
unlikely
appears,
we
share
June 15 and Sept. 15, this year, which,
declaration; brings total payments in 1949
ta.$3-pat shafe,.jjpmpaTedvWith"$3,75 in
Thomson
for giving
thereof.
BT
equivalent
investment
an
tivity.
15,
the-current
N.
has
V. 170, p; 1641,
share on
cumulative preferred stock, both payable Dec. 15 to holders
Dec. 1. -Distributions cf 50 cents each were, made on the
common
York,
fares, effective Dec. 3, for air travelers who
1'~'~
['•Thompson Products, Inc.—$1.50 Common Dividend—
on
New
Angeles, Calif.—V. 170,
reduce
common
"It
holders
our
United Air Lines, Inc.—Fare Reduction Sought—
Investment News
The directors
into
that
3% debentures, due Jan. 1, 1967, at lOlVfe and interest.
payment at the full redemption price will be made upon
presentation and surrender of said debentures at the office of Dillon,
General Corporation and
the
presen*
any,
made
outstanding
tax.
Read.
•
equitable
recapitaliza¬
if
be
.
which
lehem
of
what,
should
of these
tures:
all
itself
with
.
1949,
stated:
warrant
for
action
•
28,
transforming
it
Immediate
Vv
in
(United's)
to
as
outstanding warrants entitling holders to purchase 3,732,059 share*
stock at $27.50
per
share.
In an
earlier opinion,
the
pliance
production, Union recently added to
its supply
of high gravity crude oil by entering into a
long-term
contract with Nassau Associates, Inc.,
a
subsidiary of Dillon, Read
&
Co., Inc., f^r the purchase of its production fro-*
in the Coalinga Nose, Pleasant Valley and Guijarral Hills Fields which
were recently sold by Mrs. Carrie xsstelle
Uuiu.y io
Inc.
"7 *"
'■ ' ""
"
J.
...
;
tax.
of
process
the
warrants
require
Co.
Calls 3% Debentures for Redemption—
the
questions, the Commission stated, "must be resolved
definitely known whether and on what terms United can
become an investment company.
Their prompt resolution is also es¬
sential if we are to be in position to pass informed Judgment on sway
real
;
in
be eliminated, we must determine what provision
if any, to modiiy their terms by reason of the
distribution and the other steps to be taken by
made,
before
1"
,
the
proposed
Each
;*
11-story office building in down¬
Angeles, numerous other properties, and substantial working
capital.
In
and
areas
con¬
stock.")
,,
and- Mid-Contir.ent
modified
or
of
Commission
during September averaged 7;800 barrels of high gravity crude
day.". ;
/: '■ ,''
• •
1
has substantial untested acreage in California, the
Rocky
Los
by United In its
common
while
and improvements including an
town
be
present
taken
they are, the question arises
have, and what provision
not .to
are
should
be
.
may
holders
the
proper¬
If
.
they
United
the
excess
.
.
must
company
point, the Commission stated that its prior decisions
expressly indicate whether the option warrants would hat*
eliminated
value
Canada.
place
in
at
acquisition and
productive properties
investment
an
4»
third
not
be
tion
the
in
principal
Calif. Los Nietos Co.
estimates
"
stockholders
to its
into
the
"did
these notes
Nose, Pleasant Valley, arid Guijarral Hills
and in the Kottleman Hills Field in Fresno
County
Counties,
Mountain
7%.
dividend
V
.?
,
respect
On
Nietos
estate
"
income
been
properties,
hydrocarbons
oil' per
Uu-1.1
tax.
Wisconsin
Fresno
West
in
duction
:10-20
10-15
11-18
11-
t50c
t31'/4C
137Vic
(quar.)
tax
t
>
.
with
version
interest in production, after deducting ail interests of others, amounted
to 2,300,000
barrels of crude oil in 1947, 2,536,000 ban els • in 4948,
and
1.427,000 barrels in the first seven months of 1949. Net pro¬
12- 1
'12- 1
■- 12- 1
10-90 V
11- 1
£5c
_
15%; resident
tax
in
the
Engineers'
and
*Transfer books not closecf for this dividend.
tPay«Die in 0. 8. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
!Pa>aoie in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the i^urce.f* Non-
;,
in
King
ties
?o?
-
12-20
12-15
12-15
ji- 1
10-31
$1.25
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)--—
Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields
v———
-
has
Co.
Coalinga
10-1°
li-10
J?"™
(s-a )_
Ltd.,
.>
(1741)
1
,
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp., com.
25c
4V2% prior preferred (qilar.)—t——• $1.12 \'i
4%% qonv. prior preferred (quar.)—.—$1.12^2
Wrigley (William, Jr.) Comp-ny -imormly)^. • 1
"Yellow Cab Ctr., 6% conv. pfd.
(quar.)
1 37V2C
York
County" Gas - Co
——————
75c
Zeller's,
Nietos
Fields
...
-
;
oil
and
11-1
12-. 1
.>
company is redeeming out of part of the proceeds of
debentures due Jan. 1, 1967.
located
1-16-
■*»
,
acquisition
development of
& Co., Ltd.—
Woolworth (P.-'W.)
6%
l«-ia
*$1-75
50c
(accum.j-—-—
W.) Co. (quar.)—
IP
11- 3
.
7%-pnnerred
CHRONICLE
$14,600,000 3%
Los
lit 1
'
its
'
12-1
10-31
1-31-50
12-1
Common lyear-end).
-v—
42 ,2C
6%
preferred <quar.)..%—T--—_:
$1-50
•"
6% pieferred (quar.);——----—•
$1.50
} '3.60% preferred
»
90c
Wisconsin Public Service, 5%/pid. (quar.) __
d$l.z5
.
Ltd.—
• 10-24
.,%.*■
.
'
;this
The
11- 1
Bankshares Coi p.
Wood, Alexander & James,
12- 1
1-3-50
•' - *25c
tquar.)__-—'
J5c
(&-<t.)_-—25c
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.— '
•
(
Wilsil
Wisconsin
FINANCIAL
and 600,000 shares of Union Oil Co., common, stock, Reese H.
Taylor,
President, announced cn Oct. 26.
i
>• «. >»
«.
fDihion, Read & Co. Inc. acted for Union Oil. Co. }n connection with
' WhenHoldett
.
Share
•'
Name of Company
COMMERCIAL &
into an investment ■ company,
decisions had left for future
question of what action by or
'
$29,361
$111,583
loss
"Invading charges not apu it&ble to this period.—V. 170.
'
1'
'
'
•
'
,
°.
•'
(
t'
'/
'
,
'•
'
''
■
'
'
p.
•
1088.
■
■
•»'
Virginia Electric &• Power Co.—Proposed Acquisition
"An agreement which provides that tYs company will take over tho
properties rnd business of the Fast Co^st ElectJic Co. and assume itw
i'abikties in exchange for
Power Co. common stock
was approved by the directors of both companies on Oct. 25.
•;In *a letter-to the stockholders of the East Coast Electric(Co., O.-O*
Martino, Chairman
of the Board, and Francis K. Godwin, President,
11
:50
(1742)
jitate
that
ceive
the
if
share
one
.share .of
East
transaction
of
Virginia
Coast
is
consummated
Electric
the shareholders
will
Power common, stock for
and
re¬
Waitt & Bond,
^Nefc
In
order
proved
.
that
by
The
this
'
per share.
may
the
East
Coast
Electric
Co,
supples
agreement
8Q',i>
Coast
it
"
be
must
"No
in
counties
14
COMPARATIVE
..Operating
Oper.
taxes..
provision
pper.
39,956,905
$928,811
(net
loss)
-L.
.1
1 * 1
,
stock.—V.
166,
1194.
p.
Net
-20,368
income
Per
$8,002,242
share
$7,933,737
2,359,792
2,021
1949—3 Mos.—1948
taxes
after
stock
68,505
$483,302 $10,359,909
of
"Int.
and
Net
amortization.
income
Preferred
■,
$271,069
$668,254
........
dividend
212.233
249,561
3,060,788
$7,299,121
1949—9 Mos.—1943
j
$2,703,215
$2,403,719
1,447,355
The
Sept.
1,
above
$2.80
,$1.27
of
earnings
forma
pro
for
—-V.
170,
stock-.:
common
$5,851,766
share
■
net: income
Sept.
$4,126,590
-
$1.67
1440.
p.
30,
tions
$1.40
the
of
and
1949
prior
to
for the nine months
company
spectively.—V.
1948,
giving effect to
before
Sept.
1,
1949,
170, p. 46.41.
at
At
periods ended
on
<•-.
September—
Gross from railway....
t.
'Net
from
Net
ry.
$8,315,716
railway..
Period End. SepW30—
1947
$9,095,886
1946
$6,615,138
1,020,832
$7,713,769
Operating
United
the
States
receiver to support
the
2,680,985
1,726,048
744,124
1,244,930
611,694
,-Net
from
from
79,025,732
68,890,475
58,432,729
13,235,059
•Net
ry.
21,671,843
17,756.804
10,009,482
4,628,310
—V.
railway
income...
oper.
9,445,979
7,160,485
same
of
the
with en
March 31,
capital
stock
value
asset
Sept.
on
1949
30,
$15.27
of
170, p.
660,000
4,452,000
revenues—■
S351;106
$700:964
$4,588,586
Equipment rents (Cr)~
Jt. facil. rents (net) (Dr)
that
as
of
disbursed
Sept.
on
for
19,
first
the
W.
1949,
This
directors.
year-end dividend
$10)
of
record
of
the
four
82,995
189,197
.15,118
,13,166
1539.
Net ry* qper., inqome—
,
V: '
$418,983
,Other income
Period End. Aug, 31—
.Operating
Oper.
1949—Month—1948
revenues....
and
exps.
$1,464,507
taxes..
Gross
Fixed
1949—12 Mos.—1948
,
$1,369,260 $17,696,966 $16,606,633
1,007,824 .,44,309,194
12,632,219
1,243,582
$876,995
>
13,328
operating
income
revenue
$220,925
$361,436
$3i387,772
335
343
29,742
(net)
..
fills
two
quarters
Stillman
Paul
the .vacancy
>
income
Interest
and
ductions
$221,260
other
1,260,395
.
121,943
(net)
$361,779. $3,417,514
$5,344,142
a
y—V.
.170,
170,
76,856
80,018
963,672
p.,
$2,453,842
Attorney
933,227
> $281,761
$3,104,271
210,000
to pfd. stock
for the period
.
.
.210,000
.
164,599
three
of
of
quarters
27'/2
this
quarterly dividends of 25
Operating revenues
178,051
$5,508,741
In
year.
cents each.—V.
in
each
company
the
170,
10
made
were
1948,
$tpck
holders
common
1949
!,
.
paid
1441.
p.
>
Co.—Earnings—
_
_
_
and
expenses
1948
1949
$1,022,575
5879,501
846,079
774,675
iH $176,496
$104,825
,
_
taxes-:
$6,869,707
243,278
2,125,149
$648,818
242,885
;
$3,383)592
f
Gross
•
—
other
and
deductions
*
48,994
51,193
$127,503
$53,632
">;'■» $0.96
$040
income
Net
2,094,174
income
Earnings per common
$189,426
share
shares)
(132,800
—
$4,775,533
1441.
Pacific rRR.
General
proceeding
Corp.-^Preferred
in
A.lbert W.
Chancery
the
James
at
Coqrt
<
\
''
for
Holders
Seek
\
action
an,,
taken.in
was
application
the
to
interest
Net
Wilmington, Del., has filed
the liquidation. ,of : the cor¬
^ '
of
profit
sion, for
Com.
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries)
»
*
;■■■
;>C
■
1947
1946
provi¬
taxes
§$3,997,399
share—
com.
1948
1949
outstanding...
per
After
after
Federal
shs.
preferred stockholders and
the
Attorney General by holders of sub¬
stantial amounts of the preferred stock.
Vice Chancellor Collins Seitz Jhas appointed Alexis I. DuPont Bayard
1441.
•
9Mos. End. Sept. 30—
'
Earns,
The
$2,243,842 -'$2,894,271
—
«.
r
poration.
followed
p.
Distributions
3.
on Dec.
cents each
Dividend—
the
share on
per
$6,691,656
15,101
Liquidation—Receiver Appointed—
a
Balance
year.
elected to
death
director of
the
by
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—Earnings—
$4,037,498
$144,404
•
Net income
■■
cents
Eight Months Ended Aug. 31—>■
113.507
,
63,084
de¬
'Dividends applicable
42'/2
Wisconsin Hydro Electric
$5,544,768
877,499
1
$892,096
$432,311
income
Western
Gross
$15.88.
of*4943
the
of
was
left
Oct...20, payable
4,768,000
$3,974,414
*
u
income
charges
Net
—V.
Net
Other
Nov.
first
Interest
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings—
-
of
was .declared
Operating
■>.
•'
was
end
the
at
1947, the date of the initial public
* quartet1
the board of directors declared
the
quarterly-cash dividend which amounted to 15 cents
meeting
a
.(par
4,621,399
•
r-fr
A
1949—0 MOS.—1948
354,000
Net oper.
railway
1949 and
.I,-
during the quarter of Arthur F.
White,
who
was
the Corporation since its formation.—V, 170, p.
1340.
$3,934,735 $31,031,307 ;$33,316,811
.2,573,771
21,990,721
23,004,043
2,095,395
Taxes
From January 1—
Gross
'
.
Courts of
> 506,743
68,623,336
expenses
$2,800,501
being
the position of
Portfolio Sept. 30,
—
is
1842.
168, p.
Inc.
to
,
appeal
An
'»
l949^-Mc*ith-4948
•
revenues
Operating
1,984,376
income
oper.
1948
1949
rer
third
the
board
the
Western Maryland *Ry.—-September .Earnings—
.
the
ruled against the holding
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Year-End
Wabash JRR.-^JE^rnipgs
,
,,
$17,500,000
of
possession
Francisco.
San
decision
of
purpose
Fund,
consecutive
is-the
and.., $3,374,829,' re¬
'
the
share, payable Oct. 20 to holders of record Sept. 23. This payment
per
changed condi¬
these
$3,078,291
were
in
now
'
Goodman's
value
asset
compares
10th
changed conditions.
The
Balance
Judge
Data—
-'•♦-During
these
to
approximating
reserves
and
offering.
In addition to the increase in asset value, special distributions of 13
dents, a share have, been paid from security profits.
>>;'■ ■:>>
$3.15
effect
gives
period
company.
corporation.—V.
and $15.00
1949,
statement
Tho
This
capital
$0.81
tax
recover
opinion filed
an
Whitehall
Earnings—
-
Earnings per common
from
the holding
this company, by way of capital distribution, dis¬
posed of certain of its properties known as the Sturgis Division. On
Nov. 1, 1949 it will cease to be a subsidiary of The-North American
Co. and will a* a result be subject to increased Federal ^income taxesOn
.
$5,573,945
1,447,355
requirements
$1,092,599
$696,611
in
Appeals. 'It is the
857,264
on
capital shares
$917,815
taken
T.
.
war
operating
'>• Last Sept. 6, U. S. District Judge Goodman
Other
'■
Balance
II
to
the
in
.corporation
because of 1948 loss
quarter, and $89,280 in
requirements on the
•
,
seeks
suit
organized
taxes
Federal income
for
Period Ended Sept. 30-
!
$485,323 $10,380,277
»-* © ID xd
made
Th'is
created
59,520
373,560
Nil
'Nil
Nil
-
West Kentucky Coal Co.—Pro Forma
$47,959,147
3,577,562
'I"
Net
Other,income
1949—12 Mos.—1948
;
44,419,462
3,727,006
revenues..
exps.
com.
"
ACCOUNT
$4,062,885 $54,799,739
$4,655,817
revenues
and
INCOME
.1949—Month—1948
:
share
$0.06
per
preferred
84,005
59,520
378,560
59,520
378,560
ownership
$2,987,198
342,583
$2,854,399
73,881
■
59;520
378,560
carry forward.
tAfter, providing $29,760 in each
both nine months'
periods for unpaid dividend
in
,
Period End. Aug. 31—
50.478
—
outstand'g
shares
t Earns.
ap?
—
outstanding
shares
Com.
>
stock.
electricity
'
Virginia.'
'
effective
become
of
least
at
East
-eastern
of $1.25
with authority to support the position of the holding
three pending liquidations. One of these is the. suit in
against the operating company,' which in 1944 was granted
of the railroad property in Utah, California and Nevada.
receiver,
as
California
1949—9 Mos.—1948
♦
$996,991
$1,023,640
profits
Pfd.
,
excess
sales
Net
.Monday,t October 31, 1949
corporation in
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Period End. Sept. 30—
1
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Inc.—Earnings-
each
Electric
plus a special dividend in cash equal to
.the unrestricted earned surplus at the date of closing after providing
.for expenses. The amount of the special dividend cannot be definitely
ascertained at this time, said the letter, but it is estimated that it
wWill be in
COMMERCIAL
THE
provision
t$3.881,418 5$4,742,426
924,000
924,002
$3.68
$2,289,616
308,080
$3.81
$13.84
?
280,082
(■
'
'
$6:47
of
$3,278,122 for Federal income taxes,
tAfter
provision of $2,596,652 for Federal income taxes.
SAfter provision -of
$2,450,018 for Federal income taxes.—rV. 170, p. 734.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
•y
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
-y.
■
thereafter; at 101
Jasper, Ala.
»
Bond Offering—Lawrence
Davis,
Chairman of the Board of Direc¬
tors
of
{will
10
the
Water
Works
Board,
receive > sealed bids until
,(CST) on Nov. 1 for the
a.m.
purchase
of
$610,000 natural
bonds.
■revenue
the rate
of
Bidders to
gas
name
interest, expressed in
multiple of
J4 of 1%. The ap¬
proving
opinion .of
Lawrence
Dumas, Jr., of Birmingham, and
Chapman & Cutler, * of Chicago,
a
ever, such
and on.any
ceed
thereafter;
on Aug. 1, 1969,
interest payment date
and at par without
premium on Aug. 1, 1974, and any
interest payment date thereafter.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
,
able at the Chase National
Bank,
New York
City, or at the
option
of
the
holder
at the
Valley Na¬
Bank, of Phoenix. Bidders
tional*
to
the rate
name
pressed
1%.
in
The
a
of
interest,
multiple
of
ex¬
i/4
of
approving opinion of
Cutler, of Chicago,
Chapman
&
will be furnished to the
purchaser.
A certified check for $12,200,
pay¬
will
of
the
able
for
Water
Works
Board,
is required.
■
of
furnished
Board.
at-the
A
expense
certified
1949.
Arizona
,
State College (P. O.
Tempe), Ariz.
; i Bond Offering—Lynn M. Laney,
Secretary of the Board of Re¬
gents,
until
for
to
will
11
(CST)
a.m.
the .purchase
exceed
4%
of
sealed
on
bids
Nov.
$500,000
12
not
interest
dormitory
1949,
coupon
"bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1949. Due
Aug. 1, as follows: $10,000 in 1952
■<and
1953,
$11,000 in 1954 and
1955, $12,000 in 1956 and 1957,
■$13,000 in 1958 and 1959, $14,000
Series
revenue,
•
receive
'
in
1960
and
1961, $15,000
and 1963, $16,000 in
1964,
in 1965.and 1966,:$18,000.
■,$19,000 in 1968 and 1969,
in
$17,000
in 1967,
$20,000
in
1970,- $22,000 in 1971 to
$24,000 in 1974, $25.0G0 in
$26,000.in 1976 and 1977,
<
•
000
in
1978, and $29,000 in
5The bonds
inverse
bonds
are
a
interest, and
and
on
at
any
1975,
$28,1979.
order
of
the
said
price of par, accrued
the
•
miums:
1973,
redeemable in
numerical
at
1962
104
on
following
Aug.
pre-
1, 1954,
interest payment date
thereafter: at 103
bids
Nov.
on
until
22
for
$750,000 not to
terest
Series
10
the
City Treasurer's office, at the Val¬
ley National Bank of Phoenix, or
at the Chase National
York
(CST)
purchase
4*4%
of
in¬
municipal airport revenue,
of
1949
coupon
bonds!
Dated July 1, 1949. Due on
July !
from 1951 to 1975 inclusive
with
the amount
maturing in each of
such years to be
specified
bidder,
provided
amount
of
payable
in
that
by the
the
total
principal and interest
each
substantially the
ferentials of not
shall
year
same,
be
with dif¬
than $2,000
between the maximum and mini¬
annual
mum
more
payments.
Bonds
maturing July 1, 1955 and subse¬
quently shall be subject to call
for redemption as a whole or in
part at the option of the City, in
inverse
numerical
order
interest payment date
Jan.
1,
amount
1955,
thereof
at
on
the
and
on
or
any
after
principal
accrued
^in¬
terest thereon to date of redemp¬
tion, plus a premium of Vi of 1%
of
the
principal amount/for each
on Aug.
1, 1959, year or fraction thereof unex¬
interest payment date pired from the date of call for
thereafter; at 102 on Aug. 1, 1964, redemption to the fixed maturity
arid on any interest payment date date of
said bonds so called; how¬
and
on
any
City,
at
Bank, Neyf
the, option of the
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
Denomination $1,000.
Nov.
i 1>
Due
follows:. $100,000 in
1956; $110,000 from 1957 to 1959
inclusive, $115,000 in 1960 aqd
1961, and $120,000 from 1962 to
on
1,
as
holder. The approving opinion , of
1568 inclusive.
Wood,
approving opinion of Rose,
Dobyns, Meek & House, of Little
Rock, will be furnished to the
purchaser without cost.
A certi¬
fied check for $30,000, payable to
the District, is required.
King &
Dawson, of New
York City, will1 be furnished to
the purchaser by the City. A cer¬
tified check for 5% of the bid,
payable to the City Treasurer, is
required.
Interest M-N. The
until
10
a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 7
purchase of $100,000 not
for
the
to
exceed
bonds.
5%
Dated
.
interest
Dec.
1,
school
1949.. De¬
nomination $1,000. Due $10,000 on
Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1959 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J^D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. A certified check for 5%,
payable to the Chairman of rthe
Board of
Monte
Supervisors, is required.
Vista
Fire
Protection
Dist.,
San Bernardino County (P. O.
'San
Bernardino), Calif.
:
•
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
4
Morrilton,
ARKANSAS
Hot
Springe Sch., Diet., Ark.
Bond
a.m.
exceed
interest (J-J), payable at the
to exceed 3% interest construction
check
Offering-—Ruth Johnson,
City Clerk, will receive
Deputy
sealed
purchase of $1,500,000 not
coupon
Phoenix, Ariz.
;JBond
for the
and
'
ARIZONA
ex¬
of the principal amount
of such bonds so called. Principal
$25,000, payable to the Board
Regents, is required.
the
to
be
premium shall not
5%
Offering
District
sealed
Secretary,
bids
Nov.
on
until
for
17
$1,250,000
'
Helen Blagg,
—
will
11
the
receive
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
3%
building;,-and im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
1949.
Due Dec.
1, as follows:
$16,000 in 1950 and 1951, $18,000
in
1952
$75,000
$80,000
$86,000
to
in
in
in
$91,000 in
$97,000 in
$103,000 in
1969.
The
1956, $48,000 in 1957,
1958, < $77,000 in 1959,
I960,, $82,000 in 1961*
1962,v $89,000 in 1963.
1964, $94,000 in 1965,
1966, $100,000 in 1967,
1968, and $106,000 in
bonds
will
be
callable
for payment prior to maturity in
inverse numerical order, at par
and
accrued
interest
as
follows:
from surplus in the
building fund
on any interest
paying date, from
funds from any source, on any in¬
terest paying date.-on and after
Dec.
ion
1, 1955. The approving opin¬
of Townsend & Townsend,
d)f
Little
Rock, will be furnished to
purchaser ..without cost.
A
the
certified
check
able to the
for
$25 000,
pay¬
Ark.
son,
JBond Sale—The $290,000 sewer
awarded
were
Securities
J.
and
offered
bonds
revenue
Corp.,
C.
the
to
Oct.
17
Southern
Little Rock,
Co., of
of
Bradford *&
Nashville, jointly, at a price of
100.01, a basis of about 3.15%.
,
Union
,
High
Sch.
Offering—Carl L.
Dist.,
(PST)
on
of
bonds
s
were
Chris-
authorized
at
the election held.on May 20..
Public
Crest
Utility
Bond
Dist.,
San
were
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
4*4s, at a price of 100.39,. a
basis of about 4.21%.
High
Dist.,
Riverside
of
County (P. O.
Riverside), Calif.
Bond Offering — G. A. Peque-
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
8
p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 23
gnat, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, win receive sealed bids
(Bond
Offering
Secretary
—
of
Graham
the
Board
R.
to
name
the
of; in¬
rate
a
tified check for 3%
of
multiple of
1/4 of 1%.
The approving opin¬
ion of O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
Angeles, will be furnished to the
purchaser by the District.
A cer¬
payable
the
to
Orinda
Union
Bond
11)0 bonds,
District,
Sch.
is
Dist.,
Offering—W.
of
Clerk
until
the
will
visors,
11
the
to
exceed
re¬
Contra1
5%
Paasch,
Super¬
of
sealed
(PST)
purchase
Dated
T.
Board
receive
a.m.
for
bonds.
Sch.
1954 inclusive, and $3,600
(M-M) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
water
awarded to the Bank
Union
1, 1949.
Due
follows: $2,000 from
as
County (P. O.
Martinez), Calif.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Elsinore
Hall,
1951 to
1,
Costa
transmission system bonds offered
Oct. 19
31
Dated Nov.
Nov.
on
Diego County (P. O.
Suncrest), Calif.
Sale—The $55,000
Oct.
on
quired.
District, is required.
Little Rock Sch. Dist., Ark.
bonds.
Bidders
Nov. 14 for the pur¬
$450,000 school bonds.
chase
(PST)
terest, expressed in
tensen, Jr., County Attorney, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
These
a.m.
cipal and interest
j
Humboldt County (P. O.
i" y Eureka),
Calif.
>Bond
10
from 1955 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
CALIFORNIA
Areata
until
for the purchase of $50,000 not to
exceed 5% interest fire protection
bids
Nov.
on
14
of
$92,000 not
interest
school
Jan.
1,
1950.
De¬
nomination
as
$1,000. Due on Jan. 1,
follows: $4,000 from 1951
to
1968
inclusive, and $10,000 in 1969
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
and
1970.
.
Treasurer's
office.
The
approving
*
Volume 170 " Number;;4851
THESC^MERCIAL' & 'FINANCIAL1 CHRONICLE
(1743) " 51
fl1 .»*'
'r Opinion " of
Orrick,r Dahlquist,
//Neff & Herrington, of San Fran-
for
4
the
purchase
of - $300,000
anticipation
8, 1949. . Due
May 8, 1950.,. Payable, at the
first
V
district tax
notes.*
*
ILLINOIS
Dated Nov;
Cisco, will be furnished , to: the
-purchaser without cost. A certi- on
fi'ed check for 5% of the bonds, Brooks i Bank & Trust -Co., Tor; payable to the County Treasurer, rington.
• .
L /'
J
: is'required.
.■ ■< ///:;. >'; /'J;/..:/j.;• ,
West Hartford, Conn.
Oxnard, Calif.
: Bond
Offering—James P. Eng**<Bond Sale—The $1,075,000 1949
lish, Chairman of- the Board of
4
bonds offered Oct.* 20—v. 170, p.
Finance, will receive sealed. bids
1949.!
Due
*'*1540
awarded to
a
the
of
composed
Francisco, Harris Trust & Savings
;
'
;B£nk, Chicago, Heller, Bruce &
<Co, Kaiser & Co., Lawson, Levy
/ &uWilliams, all of San Francisco,
John Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
Schwabacher & Co., of San Franciscor, Stern; Frank & Meyer, of
Bos Angeles, Stone & Youngberg,
of' San Francisco, B. J. Van In-
'
'
"
'
*
*
r;
gen & Co.y of New York, Weeden
% &
Deari "Witter & jGlo^
both of Sah Frahcisco, at a price
"of-100.19 a basis of abOut 2.07;%
*
y
and
Co.,
,
bidder Was " Mercantile-Commerce
1.64%.
for
dated
are
■/,./;//"/ ;/;
$600,000 sewer bonds;*$485,000 as
2 y2s, due on Nov. 1 from 1950
" V
to 1964 inclusive, and $115,t 3 000 as Is, due on Nov. 1 from
-
.
(
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
;
i
300,000 water works bonds, as
t;4 2^s.(.vDue on Nov.: 1 from
- :
1950 to 1964 inclusive. /
v
.
:
-
y
i 100,000 park- bonds:
.
2Vzs, due
•
-
.
;
as
:
All
bonds
.
after
Nov; ?" 1,
-1959, shall be subject to call and
£ i redemption
prior to maturity in
/'/ whole or in part and, if in' part,
> only
in inverse numerical- order,
*oil Nov. 1, 1959, or on any prinv
cipal payment date, thereafter at
par and
accrued interest. Dated
♦vNov. 1, 1949. The second highest
bidder was Blyth & Co., and Asso¬
ciates, on a bid reflecting a net
a,
Sale
Bond
000
-
Details—The
$319,-
by the
bonds purchased
city
California Bank, of Los Angeles,
V as previously noted in v. 170, p
|
i
,
V
>
930—were sold at a price of 100.02,
a
basis of about 2.20%, as follows:
$79,000
as 2s.
from 1950
240 000
*
•
\;
as
1957
on
'
-Chicago
Park
1956-inclusive;
District,
Ul.
-
.
and
on
—.
.
Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 37
v.,"
f
-I
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•
.
Q Collier
-
•
•:\
.....
■,
Spec^ -Tax /
County
School District No.
;
.
I'(P. O.
Everglades); Fla.
f.
1
Bond
Offering—Ernest W." Hall^
Secretary of the Board of Public
Instruction,
will
receiver sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 1
.the ? purchase i.of a" $300,000
in
July
on
1960
-Bonds
1969- contain
to
provisions
from-1960->to
maturing
1
inclusive.
1969
right
the
whereby
certain
is
reserved to call and reedem them
at
plus
par
July
1,
accrued
-
interest
or
on any interest
^Principal and in¬
1959,vor
date thereafter.
terest
Sale—1The
.-.to-Bond
...
y*
terminal and public garage bonds
offered
Oct. 26—v.
170,
p.
1642
Chase Na¬
tional Bank, and C. J. Devine &
:V COi, both of New York, jointly, as
t
1V4S, at a price of 100.39, a basis
,v of
about 1.19%. -Dated Nov. 1,
.(1949.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1951
j to :•* 1962
inclusive.
The second
highest bidder was Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Estabrook & Co., Blair &
\ Co.,
Inc.. and Barr Brothers' &
"Co., jointly, for iy4s, at a price of
,>• were
awarded
to the
,
.
/-The
is
•;t!BQnd;;-Sale Details—-The $250,building bonds purchased by.
John Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
at a price -of 100.38, a basis of
about 2.06%, as previously noted
in v. 170, p. 1540 — were sold as
2.10s.
-
as
j
1952
60;000" Series B,
1949 bonds,
as
2% s.
Due on July 1, as
follows: $5,000 from -1952 to
^*1955 -inclusive,
and
$10,000
1956 to-1959
from
H&00.16.
.
60,000 Series B, of 1949 bonds,
^••as 3V4S.1 Due on July 1.'as
follows:
;
V ;000
Offering—James
Z: Bond
No.
bonds purchased
Pierce
Corp.,: of
Associates,
2.84%,
p.
at
1,
to
000
County, County Sch. Dist.
Bond
Offering
—
J. H.
p.m.
school,
abends.
B. Hall,
$116,000 2V2%
(EST)
inclusive, - and $5,000 from
M957 to 1969 inclusive. Bidders to
name
the rate of interest, ex-
pressed in a multiple of 1/20 of
//. 1%.
The approving opinion? of
*
„
Berry & Howard, of Hart*; ford, will be furnished. A cer./tiffed check for $2,000, payable to
': .Day,
*
1
is required.
T.Torrington, Conn.
-
Note Offertng-r-Edwin J. Dowd,
-
-
Jan.
from
/1964
?
v
and
1965
to
1970
building
3V4%
chased
on
bonds
pur¬
by
the/Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co., and the Third
National Bank, both of Rockford,
a
cost
bid reflecting
of
about
a
2.78%,
net
as
previously noted in v. 170, p. 1643,
were sold at a price of 104.76.
1949. Denomina¬
tion
$1,000. ' Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Farm¬
ers
Bank, Forsyth, or at some
other banks which may be mu¬
tually agreed upon between the
purchaser and the Board. The ap¬
proving
opinion
of
(Spalding,
Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, of At¬
lanta, will be furnished to the
purchaser without cost.
A certi¬
fied
check for $4,500,
County
Board
154,000
Sale Details—The $15,000
improvement bonds purchased as
a price of 100.16, a basis of
about 1.96%, as previously noted
in v. 170, p. 1643, were sold to
Frank E. Hailstone & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati.
payable to
of Education,
2s.
on
Due
Oct.
on
:
•Dated
office
the
of
Legality
Kansas
the
pay¬
State
approved
by
(
•
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!
by Cresco
bonds
pur¬
State Bank,
as
10
'
•»•
City, as iy2s,
at a price of 101.48, as previously
noted in v. 170, p. 1643, are dated
Oct. 1, 1949, in the denomination
of $1,000,
except one for $666,
1951
as
follows:
$4,000
from
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
*
'
1,
and
inclusive.
1959
to
and interest
State
Oct.
on
1950,
improvement
bonds
J
The $35,000 3y4%
'
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•
IS
Parish Sch. Dist. <No.
(P. O. Cameron), La.
Bond Sale Details—The $115^000
.
and
equipment < bonds
purchased by Weil & Arnold, of
New Orleans, for $22,000 as. 4s;
building
$15,000 as 2y2s;/$44,000 as 23/4s,
$34,000 as 3s, on a bid reflect¬
ing a net interest cost of about
2.89%, as previously noted in v.
170, p. 443—were sold at a price
and
Grant
Parish Sch. Dists.
(P.- O.
Montgomery), La.
has
"
been
sold
to
Eisen
&
Waeckerle, of Kansas City,
l%s, at a price of 100.10.
as
Lucas,
Oakley, Kan.
Bond Sale—The $65,000
municL
pal building bonds offered Oct. 20
were
awarded to
the
Lathrop-
Bond Sale Details—The
$102,000
bonds
purchased by White, Hattier
& Sanford,
of New Orleans; as
previously noted in v. 170, p. 1644,
were
purchased in account with
Barrow, Leary & Co., of Shreveport, as follows:
,
Hawk-Herrickk
as
2s,
at
Co.,
Wichita,
100.25, and
as
follows:
of
price
of
Sept.
1,
1952 to 1959 inclusive.
clusive. These bonds
mature
ized
a
Montgomery School Disbonds, at a price
of
100:004, a basis of about
3.12%, as follows: $30,000 as
23As, due on Oct. 15 from 1951
to 1957 inclusive, and $38,000
>as 3y4s, due on Oct. 15 from
$68;000
trist No. 21
on
were
election
the
at
,
author¬
held
on
•1958 to 1964 inclusive.
-r
April 15.
department bonds purchased
by Quail & Co., of Davenport, as
previously noted in v. 170, p. 1643,
were
sold as 1 %s, and mature
Dec. 1, as follows: $5,000 in 1950;
$7,000 from 1951 to 1958 inclusive,
and $14,000 in 1959.
T-X:'
Cameron
$7,000 from 1950 to 1954 inclusive,
and $6,000 from 1955 to 1959 in¬
fire
—
of par.
Minneapolis, Kan.
2V2S, at a price of par, as previ¬
ously noted in v. 170, p. 1540, will
mature Nov. 1, as follows: $1,000
in 1950 and 1951, and $2,000 from
Davenport, Iowa
Bond Sale Details—The $75,000
Sale
LOUISIANA
Bonds Sold—An issue of $57,000
street
Bond
>
.
(P-. Oi Elkton), Ky.
funding 1949 bonds offered Oct. 25
—v.
170, p. 1541—were awarded
to the? Bankers Bond Co., of Louis¬
ville. Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Due on
Trust Co. of Kansas
in
Aug. 1, 1949. The second
Todd County
Details—The
$39,666
(not $39,000) general improvement
bonds purchased
by Commerce
mature
1966 inclusive.
to
Ma?*r*ffdm 1951 to 1961 inclusive.
years.
Bond Sale
>
improvement
price of 101.47. Due in
a
to
1961
.
City, Kan.
$54,995
improvement bonds was
sold to the City National Bank
& Trust Co., of Kansas City, as
1
Aug. 1
inclusive.
on
highest bidder was Bankers Bond
Co., Louisville, J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son, Almstedt Bros., and Associ¬
ates, for 2y>s, 2%s, and 3s, at a
price of 101.28, a basis of about
2.66%./
/.
' ■
v/L. /.
-
Bonds Sold—An issue of
from
1960
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
15
Dean, of Topeka.
.
Due
to
364,000 as 3s. Due on Aug. 1 from
15, 1949. Denomina¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
at
1952
from
Oct. 15
to 1959 inclusive.
1953
LIOWA
Cresco, Iowa
V Bond Sale Details—The $18,000
street
iy2s. Due
as
tion $1,000, except one for $880.89.
•*
:
/from
645,000 aS422%s. .*Due on Aug. 1
as
from
$3,666
..Bond
$791,000 as 2y2s.
from 1950 to 1952 inclusive.
and
/INDIANA
Spencer Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Hayden), Ind.
chased
Dated Nov. 1,
is required.
1960 inclu¬
inclusive.
;
bids until 11
on Nov.
to
inclusive,
$11,000 from 1971 to 1975
from
the
(EST)
school bonds. Due
follows: $8,000,-
as
1951
$65,880.89
.
follows:
follows:
as
iy2s, at
$105,-
inclusive.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
a.m.
1,
109,000 2%% school bonds..- Due
on
Jan. I as follows: /$9.000
1949 coupon
Sept.
1,
1949.
1, as follows: $6,000 from 1950 to
the Town,
as
sive, and $9,000 from 1961 to
on
; 1956
*
on
000
'! Denomination $1,000. Due on Sept.
.
Details—The
2s, at
issue of
Dated
divided
follows:
Nov. 2 for the purchase of $107,000
bonds,
O. Rockford), III.
Clarke,
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 1 for
the purchase of $225,000 coupon
registered
$219,improvement
George K.
Baum & Co., of Kansas City, of
Wichita, jointly, at a price of par,
internal
general
Sale
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
KANSAS
bonds has been sold to
been
White-Phillips Co., of
No. 64 (P.
Bond
jointly,
GEORGIA
(P. O. Forsyth), Ga.
:
has
*of. Des
price of
Bonds Sold—An issue of
880.89
$35,-
Winnebago County Sch. Dist.
interest
Monroe
bonds
of
Davenport.
1969 inclusive.
/
well
water
issue
Co.,
at/a
Augusta, Kan.
Treasurer.
III.
Morrison,
000
iy2s,
as
^
able
Sold—An
$1,800,000
York, PohK & Co., Fqx,
& / .Co.,* ^Seasqngood • &
Mayer/ all :of ^Cincinnati,* Allen
& Co./; of New Yorky Robert Haw¬
kins &Ccx. of Boston, Paul ?Fredericks & Co., of'New York/Westheimer & Co., Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., Assel, Kreimer, & Co.; Breed
& Harrison, Bohmer-Reinhart. &
Co.,«and Doll. & < Isphording; Inc.,
all of Cincinnati, at a price of
101.25, a basis of about 2.66%, as
100.95.
Dated Oct.
sold to the
previously noted in v. 170,
1540, were awarded to 2.85s,
a
price of 100 01.
Dated July
1949.
Due on July 1 from 1950
Carle ton ID/" Beh.
and
July 1, 1949. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
by Clyde
as
Howard, 750 Main Street,
until 2
1954
ei^The
1
a
Reusch ^
$50,000
paving bonds has been sold to the
.1955.
Jacksonville,
bid reflecting
on a
net interest cost of about
will
receive
sealed bids at the office of Day,
-Hartford,
v
in
Dated
Bonds
New
Bonds SOld^An.issue Of
Dean &
(P. O. Bronson), Fla.
1
school
Treasurer,
.*.* Berry &
1
of St. Louis.
Bond Sale Details—The $600,000
•
...
July
on
d" S
n
-
inclusive.
inclusive, and $15,000 in
1963 and 1964. Callable $30,-
4
"
V Town
$10,000 from I960 to
o
Co., of Cedar Rapids, ras •21/2s, school .building revenue,.bonds, of¬
a
price s of -100.40, a* basis of fered Oct. 26—v.
170, j P* *1541—
about 2.42%.
Dated Sept. 1,1949. were
awarded, to a syndicate: com¬
Due on Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1959
posed of- W. E. -Huttori & Co., of
1962
Levy County Special Tax Sch. Dist.
or
Hartland, Conn.
/"
inclusive. /
B
&
of
'
*'
i
at
inclusive,
1957
to
County ("P. O.
Louisville); Ky.
^
931—were awarded ta Ravenscroft
Moines,
$30,0000 Series A, of 1949 bonds,
as 23/4s..
Due on July 1 from
w
-
,
bonds has been sold
follows:
•
:
Jefferson
Wav'erly, Iowa
^-Bonds'Sold—An issue of $150,000 electric light plant and sys¬
tem revenue
j
$10,006 school
bonds offered Sept. 7—-v. 170, p.
III.
\.\Geneseo,
of about 1,88%.
Viola Con. Sch. Dist.j Iowa
Bond -Sale-AThe
i
000
of-
required.
'"i
'J'y'iy(P. Oi Wilmette), III.
approving
Caldwell,. Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City, will be furnished to the
purchaser without cost. A certi¬
fied check for $6,000, payable to
the Board of Public Instruction,
a
$1,500,000 bus
multiple of 1/100
expressed in a
or
V4
of 1%.
and
.<Bridgeport, Conn.
at > the?-: National
payable
City Bank,- New York City. Biddeis to name the rate of interest,
C.
CONNECTICUT
-
&
Bond Offering—Orart Wadsack,
City' Auditor; will' receive sealed
«
FLORIDA
June
15 from 1958 to 1974 inclusive.
a
Wichita; Kan.
-
inclusive.
Due
2Vis.
15,
June
Due on
to
*
,
opinion
Calif.
>Turlock,
*
2.21%.
about
of
cost
1
14
'
interest
Co., "St Louis, and
Co., jointly,
price'of .par.
-
$ 15;000
due
iy8, at
1949.
$7,000 Nov. 1, 1950; :$4,000 on
May 1 and Nov. 1 from 1951 to
•
for
-1964 inclusive.
;
highest
.
school coupon bonds. Dated July 1,
175,000 fire station bonds, as
'"Due -Oh Nov. 1 from, 1950 .tb 1949. /Denomination' $1,000. < Due
:
;
$75,000
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
*
*
-
Nov. I from 1950
/Ho 1964 inclusive, and $25,000
? as
1M>$, due on Nov. 1 from
i
:
i
■'
1;
Due
Cutler, of Chicago.
'
follows:
as
Nov.
1
Prodtoi- ;'M/VMasters!
:
Bonds
<
.
and <$3,000 in 1974. Leapproved by - Chapman &
sive.,
second
Bank & Trust
.
June 1, as follows:
1953 to 1973 inclu-
"The
$5,000 on May i
bids uritil Nov/ "22: for the pur$4,000 on Nov, 1,1957; $4,000
chase ot! $1,500)000 bonds; Dated
May 1 and- $5,000 on Hoy. lj;
V Bonds' ?»ale ,1
The; $15,000,000
Nov. 1,1949.
v
...
bonds offered. Oct. 25—v. 170, pr 1958; $5,000 on May 1 and $4,000
;
1546—were awarded to a syndi¬ on Nov. 1, 1959; $4,000 on May 1
Wyandotte County '(P.: O.
Kansas City), >Kan.
cate composed of the Harris Trust and $5,000 Nov. 1, I960; $5,000 on
*
school coupon bonds.!' Dated Nov.
& Savings Bank, Northern. Trust May 1; and Nov. 1 from 1961. to ■'* Bond^Sale-^-The;
$151,007 road
15,* 1949.
Denomination $1,000/ &
Savings Bank, Continental Ill¬ 1967-inclusive; $5,000 on May 1 improvement vbonds offered Oct.
Due on Nov. 15, as follows: $79;inois National Bank &" Trust Co., and $6,000 on; Nov. i, 1968, an4 13 were/awarded to the"
City Na¬
000 in 1950, and $45,000 from 195:1
First
National Bank, City Na¬ $5,000 on,May 1 and Nov.. 1,:1969. tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
to
1969 inclusive.'Principal and
tionals Bank, and the American These bonds were authorized at sas
City, as ;l%s, at a- pricevof
interest
(M-M) payable at the National
Bank, all of Chicago, as the election held on1 March 14, 100:05.
Hartford
Connecticut Trust Cci.,
2V4at/a price of! 100:43, a basis 1949. Legality- approved ^by Chap¬
Hartford. > Bidders to name the
of about 2.22%t, to maturity,- as man & Cutler^ of Chicago.
'KENTUCKY
rate of interest, expressed in a
Tabor Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa ■
Fayettd County^
PI O.
multiple of V4 or 1/10 of 1%. The
$3,006,00«0.^park imp ro vem e nit
Bond Offering — Dayre Wil¬
* Lexington)', Ky.
approving opinion
of ^Robinson?
i4Dated Nov. 1,
BcJ)insori &. Cole, of's Hartford,
Bonds Sold—An issue, of $50,000
liams, Secretary of the Doard of
on- ;Nov. 1,1968.!
will be furnished to the purchaser
Directors, > will
receive
sealed 2 xk % s.c h o o I building-revenue
I2;^jM^6a/park improvemenl bids until 8 p.m.
without cost.
A certified -checik
(CST) on .Oct". 1949 bonds has-been : soid.\ to. Rus¬
!/bpnds.
Dated Nov. 1, 31 for the purchase of:
for $18,680, payable to the Town;
$30,000 sell, Long & \Burkholder,.of Lex¬
": ,/MTl94^^tiue on Nov. 1, 1969.
school building .bonds.
is required.
•
\y ington, at a price, of.103.33, a basis
syndi-r; at -thev office, of the HartfordBank of Connecticut; Trust Co., Hartford,
V America National Trust & Sav- until 11 a.m;
(EST) on Nov. 7
4>ings Association, J. Earth & Co., for the purchase of $934,000
1*Hannafdrd; & Talbot, all of San not to
exceed* 2%
interest
were
—
'cate
offered Oct: 25. were
vQuaii:& .Co^iof Dav-/
enport, and. Associates, as l%s, at
a price of 101.002, a basis of about
inclusive.
awarded to/
on
$2,000 from
■
Nov. 15,1949.
Due on: Nov. 15:frorh 1950. to 1959
ing bonds
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$45,000
electric refunding revenue bonds
has been sold as 4s. Dated June
1,
.
Dated
about 1,09%.
City Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
;>Bond (Sale^The!$182,000 .build-5
Allendale, III.
*
f
Iowa
Vv
Bond
Topeka, Kan.
Sale
The $405,889.28
I
—
alley paving bonds of¬
Oct. 26—v, 170, p. 1643—
street and
fered
were
awarded
to
Salomon
Bros.
Hutzler, of New York, as lYss,
at a price of 100.15, a basis of
&
Consolidated School Dis11 bonds, at a price
of
100.009, a basis of about
; 3.27%,
as follows:< $8,000
as
/-3y2s, due on Oct, 15 from 1951
to 1954 inclusive, and $26,000
34,000
•
trict No.
as 3y4s, due: on Oct. 15
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
from
52
George Brees,
JMayor, will receive seaied bids
cintil 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 30 for
tne purchase of $4,000,000 not to
exceed
4%
interest
from
#7u,0o0
#74,000
$64,000
$68,000
$72,000
$76,000
1953,
1955,
1957,
1959,
in
in
in
in
1954,
1956,
1958,
1960,
bonas. Due
1
19*±9. Denomination $1,000. Due
$6,000
Dec. 1
on
Dated Dec.
1, 1949. Denomina¬
and $500. All of said
maturing -Dec. 1, 1953 to
i969,iare caUaoie
terest
the
to
demption plus
lor each
fixed
date
re¬
ixmd
so
on
or
on
thereafter
1,
on
1969, $10 for
Sch.
Parish
(P. O. Natchitoches), La.
#16,000 3% School District No. 10
bonds. Due
Dec.
1, as fol¬
1950 and 1951,
and $6,000 in 1952.
on
lows: $5,000 in
18,000 2i/4%
School District No.
bonds. Due $6,000 on Dec.
ffam
1
1953 to
21,000 >21/2%
10
I
Due
District
$7,000
1956 to
22,000 2%%
10
1955 inclusive.
School
bohds.
from
bonds.
Due
No.
District
Dec.
on
$7,000
in
No.
1,
1959
as
and
1960, and $8,000 in 1961.
73,000 3% School District No. 10
Due
on
Dec.
1,
as
fol¬
lows: $8,000 in 1962 and
1963;
$9,000 from 1964 to 1966 in¬
clusive, and $10,000 from
to
1969
7,500 8%
1;
inclusive.
1967
;
School District No.
bonds.
from
Due
1950
$2,500
to
1952
on
11
Dec.
1
inclusive.
'
0,000
2%%
II
1
School
bonds. Due
from
€,500
11
1953 to
2%%
District
$3,000
1955 inclusive.
School
bonds.
No.
Dec.
on
District
No.
Due
on
Dec. 1, as
$3,000 in 1956, and
$3,500 in 1957.
15,000 3% School District No. 11
V"
follows:
bonds. Due on Dec. 1, as follows: $3,500 in 1958 and
1959,
and $4,000 in 1960 and 1961.
,
12,000 3% School District No.
bonds.
Due
$4,000
on
15
Dec.
1
from 1950 to 1952 inclusive.
-
.
12,500 2V2%
15
School
District
bonds.
-
14,500 2%%- School
.
ing
■
a
2.91%,
bonds*
follows:
Due
$4,500
District No.
on
in
Dec.
1956,
1,
33,000 3% School District No.
Due
on
as
and
$5,000 in 1957 and 1958,
bonds.
bonds.
lows:
The
about
,
|y!
'
$4 000 in
Nov.
on
1
notes, divided as follows: '
$200,000
450,000 sewerage loan bonds, as
lV2s.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1950
Dated Nov.
1, 1949.
Note
Offering
—
man,
sealed
bids
until
11
Nov.
14,
1.950.
The
Sullivan,
purchase
own
& Heenehan,
City, will be fur¬
Authority at its
Donovan
the
by
expense.
receive
will
sealed
at
J.
1
170,
on
Oct. 27—
group composed of the Bankers
Trust
inc.,
Co., J. P. Morgan & Co.,
both of New York, and the
Second National Bank of
Boston,
at 0.73% interest,
plus a premium
of $30. Dated Nov.
7, 1949 and
due
June
on
tional
second
20,
1950.
The
Authority, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
high bidder, named a rate
"!l
'
Boston,
Bond
Sale
Mass.
The
$15,550,000
170, p.
awarded to a syndi¬
—
bonds offered Oct. 26—v.
1541
were
—
cate composed of Lehman
Chemical Bank
ers,
&
Broth¬
Trust
Co..
Salomon
New
Bros. & Hutzler, all of
York, Philadelphia National
Bank,
Philadelphia,
Hemphill,
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.,
Eastman, Dillon & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co.,
all of New
York, Equitable Securities Corp.,
White, Weld & Co., A. C. Allyn
& Co., L. F. Rothschild &
Co., all
of
New
Co.,
York, Central Republic
Chicago, Boatmen's Na¬
of
tional
Bank, of St. Louis, Fidelity
Union Trust
Co., of Newark, Eldredge & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Hallgarten & Co.; American Se¬
curities Corp., Francis I. duPont,
& Co., Hirsch &
Co., G. H. Walker
&
Co., Dominick & Dominick,
Ira Haupt & Co., W. H
Morton &
$2,000,000 third
any
subsequent Oct. 1,
1962, at 101% of the par
value, and on any Oct. 1, after
1962, at 100% of the par value.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Traverse State Bank,
Traverse City.
Bidders to name
the
rate of interest, expressed in
multiple of V\ of 1%. The ap¬
proving opinion of Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
will be furnished to the purchas¬
Note
O.
(P.
County
Beulah),
Mich. ;V
Details—The
Sale
,
;
$29,600
tax
anticipation notes purchased er without cost. A certified check
by Jones B. Shannon & Co., of De¬ for $1,000, payable to the District
troit, as previously noted in v. 170, Treasurer, is required.
p. 1541, were sold at 3% interest,
Farmington Twp. (P. O.
plus a premium of $3.60.
Sale
offered
bonds
Mich.
Dist.,
The
—
Bond
Offering—Harry N. McCracken, Township Clerk, will re¬
$25,000 school
Aug.
22 were
awarded to the First of Michigan
ceive
bonds offered Oct. 14
were
award¬
000
ed to the First of
Field
&
Co., of Cleveland, R.
Co., Glickenhaus &
Lembo, both of New York, Det
D.
Wrhite
&
mer
Moncure
.
of
&
Biddle
of
&
D
A. Pincus
York, at
follows:
a
$2,000,000 municipal
Act of 1949
on
Nov. ,1
from. 1950 to 1953
inclusive.
Y
350,000 municipal
Act of
on
1949
Nov.
inclusive.
1
loan
4s. Due
as
^
/\
^
relief
bonds,
from
Y"
t'
■
loan
water district loan, Act
of 1949 bonds. Due $10,000 on
$280,000
Y
to
:
v
1953
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit, will be fur¬
to the purchaser by the
nished
Township.
Filer
Township (P. O. Oak Hill),
Michigan
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000
water
bonds offered Oct.
revenue
West Bloomfield
Twps., and City of Bloomfield
Hills Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 2
clusive.
112.000
Dated
Nov.
on
15 from
1952
from
1
to 1969
merical
to 1979 inclusive.
Bond Offering
payable at the Second National
Bank of Boston. Bidders to name
will
District Secretary,
hauf,
Dated Nov. 15, 1949. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
ceive
sealed- bids
(EST)
on
until
8
1949 -and
1953
to
due
1969
maturing
from
1962
callable in inverse
are
on
inclu¬
nu¬
order
beginning Sept.,1,
1962. H. V. Sattley & Co,, of De¬
troit, second high bidder, offered
to 1 purchase
the Y bonds
oiu a
Max H. FrU-
—
a
Bonds
Michigan
bonds.. Due
loan
bid reflecting a net
cost .of y about
3.706%.;
on
Sept.; 1,
Sept.
sive.
(P. O. Bloomfield Hills),
water
$4,000
Co., >of
(A-O).
Bloom field, Troy,
Nov. 15 from 1952 to 1979 in¬
.
.
re¬
p.m
Oct. 31 for the purchase
3.706% basis.
of $450,000 not to
exceed 3% in¬
building
coupon
bonds.
tJhe rate of interest, expressed in a Dated
July 1, 1949. Denomination
multiple of Vi or 1/10 of 1%. The $1,000. Due July 1, as follows:
approving opinion of S t o r e y, $25,000 in 1950 to 1954, $30,000 in
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of 1955 to 1959, and $35,000 in 1960
Boston, will be furnished to the to 1964. Bonds maturing in 1955
purchaser.
to 1964, may be redeemed at the
terest
Flint Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 24 (P.
5256 Corunna Road,
Flint
Bond
Mich.
Offering
Cooper,
receive
(EST)
7),
District
sealed
O.
J.
Harry
—
Secretary,
bids until
will
8
p.m.
Nov. 2 for the purchase
of $240,000 not to exceed 4% in¬
terest school coupon bonds; Dated
on
inverse
interest
payment date on or after July 1, Oct. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
v.
170, p. 1644—were awarded to 1954, at par and accrued interest Due June 1, as follows: $9,000 in
to the date fixed for redemption,
the National
Shawmut Bank
of
1950, $10,000 in 1951, $11,000 in
Boston, at 0.69% interest. Dated plus a premium for each bond so 1952, $12,000 in 1953, $13,000 in
Nov. 7, 1949 and due on June 20, redeemed as follows: $20 on each 1954, $14,000 in 1955, $15,000 in
1950.
The Chase National Bank bond called for redemption on or 1956, $16,000 in 1957, $17,000 in
of New York, second high bidder, prior to July 1, 1956; $15 on each 1958, $18,000 in
1959, $19,000 in
bond called for redemption there¬
named a rate of 0.71%, plus a
1960, $20,000 in 1961, $21,000 in
pre¬
after, but on or prior to July 1,
mium of $27.
1962, $22,000 in 1963. and $23,000
1958; $10 on each bond called for • jn ^4
Bonds maturing in the
Norfolk, Mass.
redemption thereafter but on or
Bond Sale:—The $240,000 bonds
| years 1959 to 1964 shall be sub_
prior to July 1, 1960; $5 on each
offered Oct. 25—v. 170, p. 1644—
ject tQ red
tion
ior to ma_
bond called for redemption theiewere awarded to W. E. Hutton &
turHy at the option Qf )he Dis_
Y on °.r pl Y„ ho Yri i h''ct. in inverse numerical order,
Co., and Hornblower i& Weeks,
Chelsea
Housing
Authority, Mass.
Note
Sale—The $1,040,000 third
series notes offered on Oct. 27-
option
of
the
numerical
District
order
on
in
any
v
both of
1962
New
price
a
about
York, jointly, as 2s,
101.98, a oasis oi
of
1.78%,
follows:
as
1969
inclusive.
offered
Oct.
25
-I
$103,000
were
.
notes
awarded
to
Day Trust Co., of Boston, as
1Y4S, at a price of 100.51, a basis
of about
1.125%
$50,000 water
follows:
as
mains
53,000 street
notes. ':
loan
at
a
1
Y".v-
The second
Robert
notes.
construction
•
loan
-yy'-
highest bidder
Hawkins
/
was
&
Co.r for 1Y4S,
price of 100.32.
Y'>
>'
1
•'Yt;
1
■
"
-•«'!•
!
ti-v?
.
J'
.1
'V
to
A
cost.
the
purchaser
for
$10,000, payable to the District
Treasurer, is required.
;
- :
^
Elmwood
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 6
'•YY (P. o.
R.
Traverse
Bond
F. D. No. 3,
City), Mich.
Offering—James
W.
-
>
interest
school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
lo
on
anv
on
ac-i
or
one
any
or
one
>i.~
i
w'^'i
& Savings Bank, Flint. Bidders to
the
pressed
1%.
late
in
a
The
Claude
of
interest,
multiple
approving
H.
Stevens,
exY4" of
of
opinion
of
of
Berry,
Stevens, Barbier & Evely, of De¬
troit, will be furnished at the ex¬
pense
Hill,
Director, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 1 for
the purchase of $45,000 not to ex¬
5%
j
check,Ham®
certified
i(J
.UYJ
ir]xer^si,
Stone?of'DetroTC'will 5blce a.t the Citizens Commercial
furnished
ceed
interest
1957; bonds maturing in 1962 to
1.964, on and after June 1, 1954.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
multiple of V* of 1%J The approvng
opinion of Miller, Canfield,
without
value thereof and
par
lnt^st payment date^as
? ™Sf ° ® matuiing in 19o9
1961, on and .after June 1,
trust company to be designated
n-tr fVio nnmiiacpr
by the purchaser. Riririers tn name
Bidders to name
the rate of interest, expressed in a
-
at the
1, 1962. Principal andi_e^
(J-J) payable at a bank <£9^
July
or
be
.
Stoneham, Mass.
Sale—The
No^prenuumfor redemption |
shaU be pari
called
bonds
after
Paddock^&
;
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
Note
on
interest
1950 to 1969 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
1950
in¬
of
Detroit,
interest,
the
relief
bonds,
inclusive.
rate
Interest
Phelps, Inc.,
"\v
1970
the
follows:
&
v.;'
to
name
26—-v. 170,~p. ^1645—were awarded
to
McDonald,' Moore- &
York
Co., both of
price of 100.004,
1963
to
1952, at par and accrued interest
the date fixed for redemption.
Co., of PhPa-
delphia^ Byrne and
and
New
p.m.
to
40,000 school loan bonds. Due $2,Paul V.Y- 000 on Nov, 1 from 1950 to
Chicago,
Co.,
8
Nov.
1 for the purchase of
$392,000 coupon bonds, divided as
on
&
Co.,
Frederick
until
of
works
$200,000 school, Act of 1946 bonds.
Due $10,000 on Nov. 1 from
City.
bids
terest, expressed in a multiple of
>4 of 1 %. The approving opinion
1955 may
and
from
Bidders
payment date on or after,April 1,
(EST)
noon
&
Kansas
sealed
ceive sealed bids until
at
of
Farmington), Mich.
,
Sch.
Bessemer
Burlington Water District, Mass.
Bond Offering—John E. Fogelberg, District Treasurer, will re¬
Co., Laird & Co., G. C. Haas &
Co., all of New York, Stern Bros
Co.,
to
be redeemed at the
option of the District in inverse
numerical order on any interest
Na¬
of 0.72%.
fol¬
time for $2,800,000 First
same
Brookline Housing
1644—were awarded to
p.
the
at
(EST) on Nov. 2 for the purchase
Corporation, of Detroit, as,2% s, at of
$28,000 not to exceed 6% in¬
Series notes. Dated Nov. 15, 1949. a price of 100.05, a basis of about terest water
special assessment
Due on Nov. 14, 1950. The ap¬ 2.22%/
coupon bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
proving
opinion
of
Sullivan,
Blackmail Twp* Frac. Sch. Dist.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
Donovan
&
Heenehan, of New
No. 9 (P. O. Jackson), Mich.
Nov. 1, as follows: $1,000 from
York City, will be furnished.
Bond Sale — The $26,000 school 1951 to 1962 inclusive, and $2,the
$110,000 school
MASSACHUSETTS
and
on
1957
the
Benzie
Bond
bids
date
a
*
Additional Offering—Mr. Cole¬
man,
and
attorney
of
1949. Due on Nov. 14,
approving opinion of
York
of New
nished
on
District, is required.
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
3
Nov.
Cole¬
redemption
of 1949 lowing values: On Oct. 1, 1955, at
21, 1949, 102% of the par value; Oct. 1,
Jan. 31, 1950.
1956, at 101.5% of the par value;
Nov.
opinion of some
shall
be
fur¬
purchaser at his
own
expense.
A certified check
for 2% of the notes, payable to the
receive
will
Chairman,
cn
Mass.
J.
Jonn
succes-
sive weeks at least 30 days before
1949.
anticipation
Dated
by
may be called
numerical
order
1949 "Michigan Investor" for 2
31,1
approving
nished
Housing Authority,
Boston
The
1, 1964,
inverse
through notice to the holder by
publication of said-notice in the
:
Principal and interest payable
at the District Treasurer's office.
market
inclusive.
1979
to
1962 to Oct.
Jan. 31, 1950.
tax
notes.
Due
Oct.
Dated
on
125,000
Y
anticipation of
tax
notes.
from
inclusive.
1969
to
inclusive.
as
1950, and $5,-
in
4%interest
exceed
to
not
000
Michigan Corpo¬
construction bonds offered Oct. 18 series notes offered Oct. 27 — v. ration, of Detroit, as 2s, at a price
—v.
170, p. 1541—were awarded 170, p. 1644—were sold as follows: of 100.27, a basis of about 1.87%.
.0 Lyons &
Bonds are dated Sept. 1, 194.9.
Shafto, of Boston, and $1,700,000 to the Chase National
imith &c Co., of
Waterville, jointly, Bank of New York, at 0.71 % in¬ Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
is 2^4s, at a price of
101.61, a basis terest, plus a premium of $68, and April 1, as follows: $5,000 from
)f about 2.05%. Dated
May 1,1949. $300,000 to the Bankers Trust Co., 1950 to 1954 inclusive, and $1,000
Due on May 1 from 1950 to 1969
in 1955. Bonds maturing in 1954
New York, at 0.70% interest.
15
Dec. 1, as fol¬
1952.
Bond Sale—The
New
School District No.il
Due on Dec. 1, as fol¬
000 in 1951 and
MAINE
Houlton, Me.
i
lows: $5,000 in 1959 and
1960;
$5,000 in 1961 and 1962, and
$6,000 in 1963 and 1964.
14,000 3%
net interest cost of
•:
Richards
No.
Due on Dec.
1, as
follows.: $4,000 in 1953 to 1954,
and $4,500 in 1955.
15
1974 inclusive.
to
highest bidder was A. M.
Smith-Wood Co., on a bid reflect¬
Dec.
on
1958 inclusive.
School
follows:
bonds.
1951
•eries notes offered
Jones, of New Orleans, is pub¬
licly offering an issue of $325,000
tionds, divided as follows:
1950
fol¬
as
1964, except that the bonds rep¬
resenting the $4,000 due Oct. 1,
Secretary,
Due
Due
bonds.
Due Oct. 1,
.
to
inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1, 1949. Due on Oct. 1
Agawan Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The
$340,000 third
Dists.
Bonds Publicly Offered—Scharff
10
of
bid reflecting
Sanford,
Orleans, on a
net interest cost of about 2.86%.
redeemed thereafter
so
Natchitoches
.
i
or
•;!.
&
redeemed thereafter
so
prior to Feb. 1, 1989. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
iNew York City.
The approving
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, will be furnished at the
expense of the City. These bonds
are part of a total authorized is«ue of $7,000,000. A certified check
lor $50,000, payable to. the City
Treasurer, is required.
:
Hattier
New
prior to Aug. 1, 1979, $5 for
or
on
White,
to
second
redeemed
oach bond
The $135,000 park
-—
improvement bonds offered Oct.
22—v. 170, p. 1130—were awarded
from
prior to Aug.
oach bond
Sale
Bond
as
from
$6,000,000 temporary loan Third
Series, Boston 200-1 notes. Dated
Winnfield, La.
redeemed
so
jprior to Aug. 1, 1959, $15 for each
or
Orleans. .C
premium of $20
a
bond
for
New
bonds,
1949
on
$1,000.
lows: $2,000 in 1950 to 1952, $3,000
in 1953 to 1961, and $4,000 in 1962
.
wili receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $325,District
1,300,000 construction of build¬
ings, acquisition of land
Dec. 1, 1952
on
of
Due
300,000 Earl Boston Stadium, Act
of 1949 bonds, as IV2S.
Due
on Nov.
1 from 1950 to 1959
tions $1,000
bonds
Act
nation
V
Offering—Lila E. Cannon,
Note
Nov. 1
1950 to 1959 inclusive.
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
from
#78,000
1961, $80,000 in 1962, or on any interest payment date
#88,uu0
1963, $86,000 in 1964, thereafter at par and accrued in¬
Principal
and
interest
#88,000
1965, $92,000 in 1966, terest.
#95,000
1967, $97,000 in 1968, (,J-D) payable at the office of the
School Board Treasurer or at the
#100,000
1969, $104,000 in 1970,
#108,000
1971, $110,000 in 1972, Chase National Bank, New York
#114,000 in 19<3, $118,000 in 1974, City. Legality approved by Charles
#122,000 in 1975, $126,000 in 1976, 6c Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
#130,OtO in 1977, $135,000 in 1978,
Waterproof, La.
#14u,o00 in 1979, $138,000 in 1980
Bonds Sold—An issue of $105,io 1988, and $141,000 in 1989.
The
J00 gas distribution system bonds
ix>nas sue callable for redemption
las been sold to Weil & Arnold, oi
in inverse order of their matur¬
ities, and if less than a full matur¬
ity, then by lot within such matur¬
ity on Aug. 1, 1954, and on any
interest payment date thereafter,
Payment for any bond so called
lor redemption prior to maturity
Ahall
be made
at the
principal
amount thereof plus accrued in¬
loan,
V; IVas.
School District No.
18,000 2%%
fc eb. 1, as follows: $60,000 in 1962,
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
1956 to lao8 inclusive.
from
and
water
MICHIGAN
clusive.
10,150,000 transit assessment
Monday, October 31,. 1949
Battle Creek Sch. Dist., Mich.
-
Nov, 1. from 195U to 1959 in¬
bonds. Due
1
CHRONICLE
„
School District No.
$6,000 on Dec. 1
118,000 2 */2%
electric revenue bonds. Dated Feb.
#6*2,000
$>65,000
$5,000 on Dec. 1
1953 to lap5 inclusive.
—
FINANCIAL
&
1,000,000 construction of public
1
ways bonds, as IV4S.
Due on
bonds. Due
1
•
Offering
School District No.
15,000 2*4%
Monroe, La.
Bond
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1744)
coupon
Denomi-
of the District. A certified
check
for
District
*'>
'
Bonds
000
gas
$4,000,
payable
to
the
Treasurer, is required.
Ironwood, Mich.
Sold—An
issue
utility mortgage
1
of
$60,-
revenue
Volume
Number 4851
170
bonds has been
sold
to
THE
Alli¬
the
100.008, a basis of about 4.99%, as
previously noted in v. 170, p. 1645,
son-Williams Co., of Minneapolis.
These are the bonds for which all
were
bids received
count with H. V;
Aug. 8
on
were
re¬
Kalamazoo
Sault
County, Vichsburg
Drain Spec. Assmt. (P. O.
j
awarded to the above in
351 S. Kalamazoo
v
Avenue,
24—v.
170,
1645—were awarded
Michigan Corpora¬
tion, of Detroit, on a bid reflecting
p.
to the First of
net interest cost of about 2.91%.
a
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Due on April
1 from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
offered
Oct.
20
to Stranahan, Harris &
Co,. Inc., of Toledo, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 1.67%, as
Co.,
Due
l%s.
April 1
on
58,000
-
as:
from
72,000
1955
from
Due
1964
to
dated
Denomination
April
on
1
1,
1949.
$1,000.
Due
on
follows: $5,000 in 1950;
$10,000 from 1951 to 1955 inclu¬
April 1,
,
as
sive; $12,000 from 1956 to 1960 in¬
clusive, and $15,000 from 1961 to
1964 inclusive.
Bonds maturing
in 1956 to 1964 may be redeemed
at the option of the District, in
interest
order, on any
iriteresfc payment date oh or after
interest
to the
demption,
each
par
premium
a
redeemed
so
lows: $20.00
and accrued
date fixed for
plus
bond
for
fol¬
as
for
redemption on or prior to
April 1, 1956; $15.00 on each bond
called for redemption thereafter,
but on or prior to April 1. 1958;
$10.00
on
each bond called for
re¬
demption thereafter, but on or
prior to April 1, 1960; $5.00 on
each bond called for redemption
thereafter, but on or prior to
April 1, 1962.
No premium shall
be paid on bonds oalled for re¬
demption after April 1, 1962. Bid¬
ders to
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany
designated
by the
pur¬
chaser.
The approving opinion of
Miller,
Canfield", ; Paddock
&
Stone,- of Detroit, will be fur¬
nished to the purchaser without
cost.
Townships
6 (P. O.
Wyoming
School District No.
Grand Rapids), Mich;
.
Bond
Offering—The
to
1965
and
bonds.
bonds
These
at
special
a
school
Aug. 22.
•
were
election
"
Plain field T wp.Graded Sch. Dist.
in inverse numerical order
ning April
1,
1955.
Offering
—
Van
Kenneth
the
&
Mercantile-Commerce
in
Trust
Sale
The
—.
building
24—v.
170,
Oct.
awarded to
a
of
&
Shields
syndicate composed
Co., Roosevelt &
4s.
as
from
1950 to
1,825,000
July
on
Due
on
1964
MINNESOTA
Anoka County Indepd Sch. Dist.
No; 23
Bond
ing
Sale—The
bonds
170,
Kalman
offered
&
Drain
Sept.
price of
Sale
170,
—v.
awarded
to
basis
Nov.
1,
—
on
were
&. Co., of
price of 100.113,
about 2.411%. Dated
of
rants
a
1949 and due
from
due
in
1956
Dec.
on
to
made
was
Aurora.
1958
31
100.013
Bank
of
'
Austin, Minn.
Offering—J, H.
Bond
are
numerical
by the State
"
,
inverse
Weiland,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 4
for the purchase of $60,000 park
grandstand bonds.
1949.
of'
rate
the
interest,
1,
Due
able to
bonds
at
a
price
of
of
1.88%,
sold,
Columbia.
a
cost.
as
$85 000
20
of
02,
a
follows:
basis
*
sold
at
of
bonds.
sewer
The
•
\-
second
highest bidder was
Boland, Saffin & Co., for 214s. '■■■[
NEW
$200,000 electric
Bethel
Bond
Sale
YORK
and
Liberty, Swan LakeFire Dist. (P. O. Liberty),
public auction to
Co., of Lincoln, as
New
York
The
-r-
$10,000
fire
.
.
7
Colesville,
Fenton, Sanford,
Windsor, Greene, Afton and
the
purchase
revenue
Platte
of
bonds,
$135,000
:;
):■
;
: >
Valley Public Power and
1
Irrigation District (P. O.
North
Platte),
Bonds Not Sold
McCook
revenue
on
A
offering date will be de¬
.
Oct. 27
not sold.
were
termined upon shortly.
by
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Estabrook & Co., and Robert Hawkins
& Co., all of Boston, as 214 s, at a
price of 101.506, a basis of about
2.125%. Second high bid of 101.27
for 2y4s was made by the Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston. /
a
group composed of
Bonds
are
dated
Nov.
I,. 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due $12,000
Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1979 inclu¬
Principal and
:V/,
New York
<
$130,000 school
bonds
offered Oct. 27
v.
170,
1543-:-were awarded to Hall
Co.; of New York, as 1.70s, at sk
price of 100.158, a basis of about
due
—
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
100.327E.
Dec.
Second
for
1,
from
1
v
l%s
H. Rollins &
East
1949
1950
to
high
and
I960
bid
by
Sons, Inc.
Aurora,
Bond Sale—The
of
.
made
was
N.
•
Y.
V v
$255,000 se\Vag«
treatment plant 1949 bonds offered
Oct. 21 were awarded to Geo. EL
Gibbons & Co., Inc., and Chas. K.
Weigold & Co., both of New York,
jointly,, as 1.80s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 1.78%.
1
Granville, N. Y.
; '
Bond
Sale
The
—
bonds offered
;
$10,000 water
Oct.
on
1645—were
p.
26—v.
awarded
to
170*
C.
E.
Weinig Co., of Buffalo, as 1.80s, at
a price of 100.08, a basis of about
1.769%.
Dated Oct. 26, 1949 and
July 1 from 1950 to 1954
inclusive. The Washington County
due
on
National
other
Bank
of
bidder,
Granville, only
named
of
rate
a
2V2%.
•
Hamilton,
>
East oh and:: Madison.
Central Sch. Dist. No.
ll(P. O.
Hamilton)] N.-<Y>d
on
sive.
<
p.
1.684%.
Pembroke, N. H.
Bond Sale — The $360,000 water
bonds offered Oct. 27 were award¬
ed to
'
••
'
Bond Sale—The
offered
new
*
Neb.
The $600,000
bonds
—
Division
; *
i
'I
v
/f*
Coventry Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Harpursville)'
■;
for
interest pay¬
Sale—The
Bond
$120,000 school
Clerk,
Con.
All bonds
from
New
Sch.
Dist.,
Miss.
to Marvin L. Polk of
Dated June 1, 1949.
by
MONTANA
Red
Bond
hospi¬
of
Lodge, Mont.
Sale
—
The $30,000 civic
memorial
center
Oct.
United
the
serial
24—were
State
bonds
awarded
National
of¬
to
Bank,
Red
Lodge, and the Yellow¬
of Laurel, jointly, as
2V2S, at a orice of 100.16, a, basis
of about 2.48%.
Due $1,500' on
were
Minneapolis, at
approved
approved
;
stone Bank,
the Northwestern Na¬
100
by the pur¬
A
Lf.ke, Minn.
Oct.
in
Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Legality
fered
offered
awarded to.
nrice
5s,
been
for
Sale—The
Bond
tal
in
95.000
been
%s, at a price of 100.17. The sec¬
house 1949 bonds offered Oct. 25—ond
highest bidder was
Stern
v. 170, p.
1542—were awarded to
Bros. & Co., for 1 */4s, at a price of
the National Bank of Liberty, as
100.16.
'
1.60s, at a price of par. Dated Nov,
Norfolk, Neb. A./VU..
;
1, 1949. Due on Nov. 1 from 1950
Bond Offering—The City Clerk to 1959 inclusive.
' -
j
2.% % and 2%% building bonds has
;
?
,
has
$20,000 water, Series A bonds.
70,000 water, Series B bonds! *>
bonds offered Oct.
revenue
were
pay-r
Sold—An issue of $38,000
Bonds
$1,200, pay¬
the City Treasurer, is re¬
quired.
21
on
inclu¬
$15,000
1964 inclusive.
to
Bassfield
the
name
expressed
without
check
system
Bond
1/10 of 1%. The
or
nurchaser
certified
to
Legality
to
of New
2.45s, at
a
price of.
basis of about 2.41%, as
as
a
Beatrice, Neb.
Bond Sale—The
'
Jan. 1 from 1951 to 1965
Bidders
bonds
13/4S.
MISSISSIPPI
Dated Nov.
Denomination $1,000.
on
equipment
sold to the Auburn State Bank, as
Clifton, N. J.
maturing after Feb. 1, 1954, to be
Paying Agent—Bankers Trust
subject to redemption and pre¬
Company has been appointed New
payment in inverse order of se¬
York
Paying Agent for $75,000
rial numbers, at the option of the
bond anticipation notes due June
Village, on said date and any in¬
30, 1950 and $250,000 Tax Antici¬
terest payment date thereafter at
pation notes due March 31, 1950
par and accrued interest plU3 a
premium of $25.00 for each bond
Haledon, N. J.
so
Bond
called. Bidders to name the
Offering — Andrew A.
rate of interest, expressed in a Heller, Borough Clerk, will re¬
multiple of l/4 or 1/10 of 1%. The ceive sealed bids until Nov. 28 for
the purchase of $76,000 bonds, di¬
approving opinion of Briggs, Gil
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney, vided as follows:
of St. Paul, will be furnished to
$44,000 general
improvement
the purchaser without cost. A cer¬
v:',; bonds.
/
tified check for $280, payable to
32,000 veterans' Housing bonds.
the Village Treasurer, is required,
Lake wood T wp. (P. O. Lakewood),
Kalman
Minneapolis, at
a
1951
1645
p.
designated
Co.,
,
$15,000
warrants offered
sewer
25
1 from
The
—
fire
$22,000
The second high¬
and
&
Amund- able at the Merchants National 1949 bonds offered Oct.
21—v. 170^
will receive Bank, of Boston or, at the option p. 1542—were awarded to Roose¬
of the holder, at
the Suncook velt &
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
Cross, and Wood, Struthon
Nov. 5 for the purchase of Bank, Suncook. Legality approved ers &
Co., both of New York,
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
$14,000
funding
coupon
bonds.
jointly, as 1.60s, at a price of
Dated Oct. 1, 1949. Denomination Dodge, of Boston.
100.03, a basis of about 1.59%..
$1,000. Due $1,000 on Feb. 1 from
Dated Oct. 1, 1949. Due on Oct. 1
NEW JERSEY
Minn.
Aurora,
Warrant
tional Bank,
as
1960
to
inclusive,
Village
son,
Dated
par.
1, 1949. Due on Jan.
1952 to 1970 inclusive.
First of Michigan
Detroit,
1951
awarded
were
Bond Offering—Albert
28—v.
Oct.
000 drain bonds purchased
by the
Corporation, of
bonds.
Taylors Falls, Minrt.:
Paul, and Associates,
a
Neb.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
any
1959
build¬
awarded to
Co.. Juran & Moody,
3V2S, at
as
$90,000
York,
25
Ingen
NEBRASKA
Auburn,
t
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis
+*
"
1239—were
p.
Hemn
Elk Creek
at
chaser.
(P. O. Neva Brighton),
Minnesota
;U
County,
coupon
1, 1949. Due $2 000
from
company
approving opinion of Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis, will be furnished to
(P. O. Sandusky), Mich.
Sale Details—The $290,-
Oct.
1
1949
Oct.
Van
follows:
sewer
drainage
14,
.
V'
1960. Principal and interest pay¬
able at any suitable bank or trust
multiple of V4
Dist.
O.
J.
will receive sealed bids until Nov.
to
Rapids. Bidders to name the rate
Bond
Minne¬
Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc., for iy2s, at a price of 100.24.
Bonds are dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
Dec. 1, as follows: $20,000 in 1951
and 1952; $10,000 from 1953 to
1956 inclusive; $25,000 from 1957
July 1, 1949.
of
Sanilac
of
...
of about 1.42%.
1
inclusive.
quired.
Barber,
est bidder was
inclusive.
July
B.
par.''.V'/,.. v" -'';;j 100.24,
Bank, of Minneapolis, as Dated Nov. 10, 1949 and due Nov.
IMis, at a price of 100.46, a basis 10, 1950.
..
1954 inclusive.
1955 to
from
price
a
tional
1
2%s.
as
Dated
Due
$4,000
in a mul¬
tiple of V4 of 1%. The approving
opinion of some market attorney,
shall be furnished by the pur¬
chaser at his own expense. A cer¬
tified check for $1,000, payable
to the District Treasurer, is re¬
&
Twp. (P. O. Box
Sale—The $185,000 bonds
offered
'
Cross, Hornblower & Weeks, Ira
Haupt & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., Rand & Co., all of New York,
J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nash¬
ville, Julien Collins & Co., of
Chicago, and Thomas & Co., of
Pittsburgh, at a price of 100.02, a
basis of about 2.86%, as follows:
$675,000
6s, at
as
to
both of
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Barker, Scott & Barber, of ■;
Manchester Housing Authority,
Minneapolis, will be furnished. A
certified check. for $400, payable ///
;
New Hampshire ;
1
•Note Sale—The $2,800,000 third
to the County Treasurer,, is. re¬
issue notes offered Oct. 27—v. 170,
quired.
;
' /
p. 1645—were awarded as follows:
Murray County (P. O.
$2,500,000 to the Chase National
Slayton), Minn. '
Bank of New York, at 0.71% in¬
Bond Sale—The $170,000 hospi¬
terest, plus a premium of $90.18,
tal
bonds offered
Oct.
20 were and
$300,000 to Bankers Trust Co.,
awarded to the Northwestern Na¬ New
York,
at
0.70%
interest.
1542—were
p.
C. Fox,
Sidney, jointly,
of
awarded
were
Bond
1
able
offered
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
the
Old
Kent Bank, Grand
expressed
of
ap¬
sive,; Principal and interest
-
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
interest,
order
Legality
10
and
the First Trust
Jan.
$2,500,000
will 5 receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
1 for tne purchase of $50,000 not
to exceed 3% interest school cou¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1949. De¬
$500. Due on Oct. 1,
as follows: $1,000
in 1950; $2,000
in
1951 'and
1952; $2,500 from
1953 to 1957 inclusive; $3,000 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive, and $3,500
inverse
55
Nixon), N. J.
bonds
man,
bonds
callable
nomination
in
and
numbers.
Dated
Co., St. Louis. / '
Bond
Oct.
Hass,
30
000
Bank
Wayne School District, Mich.
school
C.
Raritan
1
Special
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $20,-
high
1
order. Second high bid of
pon
prepay¬
suitable banking in¬
bid of 100.144 for $1,015,000 2s
stitution designated by the pur¬
and $635,000 l^s was made by a
chaser, Bidders to name the rate
group composed of the Northern
of interest, expressed in a mul¬
Trust
Co., Chicago, Chase Na¬
tiple of y4 or 1/10 of 1%. The ap¬
tional Bank of New York, and
proving opinion of Dorsey,-Col¬
Heulen, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
and
Offering—C. H. Peterson,
County
Auditor,
will
receive
begin¬
Second
each sub¬
Bond
callable
are
maturing
County (P.
Jackson), Minn.
from 1956 to 1959 inclusive. War¬
Belmont), Mich.
No. 6 (P. O.
1967 will be
1951 to
Jackson
dated
are
Bonds
A.
1, 1959, and any in¬
payment date thereafter,
1
1
offered
was
No.
* '
•
$5,700
Dist.
Scott
apolis.
.
.
Improvement
1949.
1,
Sale—The
proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bark¬
inclusive.
April
on
1967.
Bond
Jan.
par,
1
April
Oct.
redemption
on
serial
inclusive.
on
1962 to 1967 inclusive
Oct.
Bond
at
July
1949 and those maturing from
2Vz%
on
Due
l!£s. Due
Superin¬
of $175,000
purchase
to
terest
a
April
dated
are
to
ment
about
on
1961
All of the bonds
the
authorized
to
1962
1966
~
1962
ject
of
all
of
Due
13/4S.
225,000
*
ceive sealed bida until Dec. 15 for
held
2s.
from
tendent of Public Schools will re¬
house
cost
1950
both of St.
and
in
and
100.025,
Sidney, Mont.
<'
highest bidder
inclusive.
1967
the rate of interest
name
expressed in a multiple of V\ of
1%. Principal and interest ("A-O)
Paris
Co.,
of
1967 inclusive.
(1745)
1
Jan. 1 from
on
Due $5,000 on Jan. 1 from
follows:
as
410,000
re¬
each bond called
on
&
Co.,
Due
second
er,
from
inverse numerical
April 1, 1954, at
&
price
a
$1,015,000
1,
inclusive.
Oct..
Sattley
at
1.7903%,
1
1959 inclusive.
to
I960
are
April
on
I%s4 Due
as
■Bonds
l%s.
V.
to
Bonds
Detroit, Braun, BosCo., Inc. and Stranahan,
H.
.*
as
a
Harris &
Co., both of Toledo,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of Chicago, Watling, Lerchen &
from' 1050 to 1954 inclusive.
::
syndicate
First of Michi¬
the
Jan.
on
Bank, Minneapolis,
First National Bank, St. Paul, and
First National Bank, Heron Lake,
jointly, for $85,000 as 2y4s, at a
price of 100.51.
1542—
p.
Due
CHRONICLE
First National
were
awarded
follows:
The
•
2s.
as
1962
Dist., Mich.
170,
to
FINANCIAL
13/4S.
as
30,000
Corp.,
gan
net
Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
bonds
of
worth &
Detroit,
Litchfield), Mich.
$45,000
26—v.
McDonald-Moore
Litchfield Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
ing
Oct.
awarded
composed
;
&
from 1951 to 1961 inclusive.
The
$1,650,000
building bonds
—
and
offered
were
/
Sch.
site
Vicksburg), Mich.
cial assessment bonds offered Oct.
Marie
Sale
Bond
school
Sale—The $81,500.28 spe¬
Bond
'•,
Ste.
$55,000
ac¬
Sattley & Co., of
Detroit.
jected.
COMMERCIAL
a
about
Dec.
1
sive.
1
from
1950
to
1969
inclu-
dell;
(EST)
sealed
on
$16,000
terest
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Bond Sale
—
The $594,000 bonds
offered
on
—were
awarded to E. H. Rollins
Sons,
Oct. 27—v.
Inc.,
170,
Coffin
and
p.
1645
&,
&
Burri
York, jointly, as ll/zs9
of 100.289,' a basis of
both of New
at
price
a
about 1.455%. Sale consisted of:
incinerator
$309,000
Due
Aug.
on
1
plant bonds.
from 1950 tot-
i;'/ r 1964 inclusive.
285,000
street
x-epaving bondsw
Due on Aug. 1 from 1950 tot
1959 inclusive.
All of the bonds
,;
are
dated Aug.
1, 1949. Second high bid of 100.562*
for
1.60s
was
composed
made
Marine
of
by a grouj»
Trust Co^
H. Be¬ Buffalo, Goldman, Sachs &
Co., B.
Treasurer,, will iJ. Van liigen & Co., Inc., and R.
-Township
receive
of
Jersey
Offering—Lillian
1950 to 1964 inclusive.
bids
until
8
p.m.
D. White & Co.
„
Nov. 10 for the purchase
not
to
exceed
6%
in¬
or registered
1, 1949. Denom.
$1 000.'Due $2,000 on Dec. 1 from
1950 to 1957 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D).payable at the
sewer
coupon
bonds. Dated Dec.
Lynbrook, N. Y.
Bond
Vilage
Offering
Bonno
—
Treasurer,
will
Riesr
receive-
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) or*
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $42,000
not
to
exceed
interest
5%
Peoples National Bank of Lakewood, Lakewood. Bidders to name
the rate of interest, expressed in a
public improvement 1949 coupon
or registered bonds. Dated Oct.
1,
1949. Denomination $1,000. Due on
multiple of % or 1/20 of 1%. The
approving opinion
of Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City, will be furnished
to the purchaser without cost.
A
Oct.
1,
1950
to
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
the Lynbrook National: Bank &
certified
the
Trust
Co.,
Lynbrook.
Township
name
the
rate
check
for
2%
payable to the
Treasurer, is required.
bonds,
of
1953.
follows:
as
1952
and
pressed
$10,000 from
inclusive; $8,000 in
$4,000 in
in
a
of
1954.
Princi¬
Bidders
interest,
multiple
of
to
ex¬
or
54
(1746)
1/10
THE. COMMERCIAL
of 1 %: The
ion
approving opin¬
Vanaewater, Sykes, Heck¬
Galloway, of New York
of
ler
&
City, will be furnished to the
chaser-without
cost;
A
!
Central StJt. Dist., No.
pmv
certified
check for $840,
payable
Village, is required.
to
Northport, N.
bonds
p.
Sale
—
offered
1543
—
Y.
Bond
the
ing
$46,500
Oct.
20
were
Series. C
revenue,
»
1
bonds offered Oct. 26—
and
Aug. / 1,
Aug. .1,
Feb.
1955, $150,000 Feb. and
1956/ $160,000-.Feb. and
1957 and> 1958,-' $170,000
and
1964,
Bank
of Huntington & Trust Co.,
Huntington, as 1.70s, at a price
of 100.06, a basis of about 1.69%.
Dated Oct,'4, 1949. Due on Oct.
from 1950 to 1964 inclusive.
1646-^-were awarded to
Rochester, jointly, as 1.30s,/at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
of
1,29%; Dated
on
1
1.22%.
Dated
Sept. 15, 1949. Due
Sept. 15 from 1950 to 1959 in-:
Nov.
25,
7,500 fire
to 1956 inclusive.
1954
Co., Inc., Chas.
Weigold & Co., both of New
York, and Sage, Rutty & Co., of
v.
about
$1,000. Due $100,000 Feb. and Aug.
1, 1953, $110,000 Feb. and Aug. 1,
Aug.. 1, 1959 to 1961,
$180,000 Feb. and Aug. 1, 1962 to
p.
of
Monday^ October 31, 1949/
1948.-. Due
Geo. B. Gibbons &
sewer
170,
awarded .to the
—
170,
CHRONICLEr
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Denom.
Sale—The $400,000 build¬
1949
mortgage
FINANCIAL
E.
■
The
first
(P. O. Wayland), N. Y.
v.
Bond
Wayland, Cohocton, Dansville,
Fremont, Springwater, Sparta,
Conesus, Naples and Canadice
&
$200,000 Feb. and Aug. 1,
1965 and 1966, and $210,000 Feb.
and : Aug.
1, 1.967. to 1972. The
bonds will be callable
in
part
as
a
whole
Aug. 1, 1958, or on
any interest payment date there¬
after, at the following redemption
or
on
on
Nov.
1
Ohio.
Nov.
bids until
will
4
$2,500
receive
from
noon
2y2%
water
first
works
Dated Nov.
1, 1949. Denomination
$1,000.
Due
$36,000
in
$38,000
in
$40,000
in
Nov.
1951,
1953,
1955,
1,
1952,
$39,000 in
of
•
par,,, a
3.62%,
as
,
fol-/
as
from
on
Oct.
*
1
1959
to
1
inclusive,
3%s, due on
1960
and
to
$1,000
1963 In¬
•
3%s,
as
due on Oct. 1, 1964.:/
^
Dated
Oct.
tion $500.-'
1954,
$41,000
$43,000
equipment
3V4s, due
$3,000^
clusive,
follows:
as
$37,000-in
as
1955
Oct.
bonds.
^
and
price
a
and
mortgage
revenue
at
of about
lows: $2,000 as 4s, due on Oct. <
1 from 1951 to 1954
inclusive;*
>
(EST) on
for the purchase of $1,-
500,000
truck
bonds,
Offering—Harry E. New*
lin, /City .Auditor,
sealed
1951
basis
Middletown,
Bond
from
1,
1949.
Denomina-/
////:^^/;/;'/
*
■
Carter
County (P. O.
Ardmore), Okla.....
in
.
1956,
4 '
«
'/•
in 1958,
prices, plus accrued interest to $42,000 in 1957,
Bond Sale—The $562,500 bonds
j
Worcester, West ford, Decatur and date of
$44,000 in 1959, $45,000 in 1960, offered Oct.
redemption;
at
103
if
19—v. <170, p. 1543—
Port of New York Authority, N. TV.
;
Maryland Central Sch. Dist.
called on or before Aug. 1, I960; $46,000 in 1961;-$47,000 in 1962, were awarded to the
Small-MilNo. 6 (P. O. Worcester),
Bond Offering
—
Howard S.
thereafter and if called on or be¬ $48,000 in 1963, $49,000 in 1964, burn
Co., of Wichita, and Associ¬
New York
Cullman, Chairman, will receive
fore Aug. 1, 1961; at 102%; and
$51,000_in 1965, $52,000 in 1966, ates, as follows:.
■ •
<
Bond Sale
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
The $20,000 school
(EST)
subsequently for each annual pe-. $53,000 in 1967, $55,000 in 1963,
$292,500 seperate school improve¬
on
Nov. 2 for the purchase of 1949 bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 170,
riod ending Aug. 1, at a call price $56,000 in 1969, $57,000 in 1970,
ment bonds, on a bid reflect- •
$30,000,000 not to exceed 3y«% p. 1543 — were awarded to the diminished
by % of 1%, from the $59,000 in 1971, $60,000 in 1972,
ing a net interest cost of about '
interest air terminal, Second Se¬ Bank of Worcester, as 2s, at a next
preceding call price. If less $61,000 in 1973, $63,000 in 1974,
1.73%, due from 1952 to 1966 >
ries, first instalment bonds. Dated price of 100.50, a basis of about than the entire unmatured
portion $64,000 in 1975, $66,000 in <1976,
inclusive* -.. /V/ ;
<• < • \
;■
Oct. 1, 1949. Due on Oct. 1, 1979. 1.94%. Dated Nov. 1,1949. Due on of said
J..
bonds is called for redemp¬ $67,000 in 1977r $70,000 in 1978,
? 270,000 county 1 court
house- /
Callable in whole or in part at Nov.*! from 1950 to 1969'inclu¬ tion at
and $71,000. in 1979. Bonds ma¬
any time or from time to
/ bonds,- on-a bid reflecting ;a )
103%' beginning in the 5th year; sive. ' The second highest bidder time said bonds shall be called in
turing onTNov. lr 1961/and there¬
at
;j
net- interest * cost /of:?'* about
102% beginning in the 10th was.iWood,, Struthers & Co., for the inverse order of
maturity of after, are redeemable as a whole
/ t 1:69% ydue?'ftont 1952; to 19651
year; at 101% beginning in the 2.10s, at a price of 100.15;
those then outstanding; and if less or in part in their inverse-nu¬
/■//• inclusive;.
/ // /r
20th year. Sinking funds will, be
/:/./•;"
than the entire unmatured prin¬ merical order on Nov.
NORTH CAROLINA
1, 1960, or
7 i"
'
established
commencing in the
cipal amount maturing upon -any on /any interest payment /date / Harmon Countyt ; Dependent >/';*
|
Cabarrus County (P. O.
10th year to retire the entire issue
principal maturity date is called thereafter'at par and accrued in¬
Sch^-Dist^ No: 9
vf/
Concord), N. C.
by, maturity. Bidders to name the
prior to maturity, the selection of terest, plus a premium of
Bond Sale^-The* $500,000 school
3% of //// //,Hollis), Oklai^
.
rate of interest, expressed in a
the bonds of such maturity to be
< Bond Offering—U. S.
par if called on or before Nov. 1,
Holleman, .•
building, Series B bonds offered called
multiple of */§ or 1 /10 of 1 %. A
shall be by lot conducted
1964, plus a premium of 2^% of Clerk of the Board of Education, ;
Oct.1 25—v.' 170, Vp.* 1646^-were
certified check for $60,000 is re^by the trustee under the afore-' par/if / called thereafter^vori
awarded to the- Kirchofer & Ar¬
/br will receive, sealed/ bids untik/
said:: mortgage,. Bidders to name
quired.*/. /- '■"//- V/ ;/'//''';/' // nold
prior to Nov. 1, 1968, plus a pre* 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov, 7 for the *
Associates, Inc., of Raleigh, the
rate of interest, expressed ih a mium of
Smithtown Union Free Sch. Dist. J, Lee Peeler & Co.,;'of
2%
of / par if
called purchase of $6,500 transportation,.'
Durham,
multiple of V\ of 1%. The approv¬ thereafter " on or
No. 8 (P.O. Nesconset), N. Y.Vance Securities Corp., of Greens-:
prior. to > Noyi 1, equipment bonds. Due in 1952.. .A :
ing. opinion of Squire; Sanders & 1972, .plus a premium of.
kid /
boro, and R.V S. Hays & Co., of
1% % of
Bond Offering-^Louis V. Vion,
Dempsey, of Cleveland, will be
'// !
par if called thereafter prior to is required.; ;
District Clerk, will receive sealed Durham, jointly, on a bid reflect¬ furnished to
the purchaser with-]
maturity/ Principal and interest
bids until 4 p.m.,,(EST)* on Nov. ing a net interest cost of about out cost.
/!:•;:
■<Perry, .Okla. '
A
certified check/for
<'2*';t
(M-N) payable at the City: Treas¬
.
1 for the purchase uf $280,000 not 2.13%, as follows:
Bond Sale Details—The $90,000/;
$140,000,^.payable, to, the... City urer's office* Bidders to name
the electric
to exceed 4% interest school cou¬ $70,000 ,as 5s; < Due on March 1
/system ^ bonds purchased t
Treasurer, is required.//
rate of : interest,, expressed in a
from 1950 to 1954 inclusive. -*
pon, or, registered
bonds. Dated
by ;the / First National Bank & it
multiple of % of 1%. The approv¬ Trust
Delaware, Ohio
Nov. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.:
110,000 as l3/4s. Due on March 1
Co., of Oklahoma City, and ?
Bond Offering—Robert E. King; ing opinion of Squires, Sanders & the
Due -on Nov. 1, as follows; $8,000 /'
from 1955 to 1962 inclusive. /
Small-Milburn Co., of Wichi*./
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive, and rl60,000 as 2s.
Due on March 1 City Auditor, will receive sealed Dempsey, of Cleveland, will be ta, jointly, for $45,000 as 4s; $36;ft> ■
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 2 furnished at the expenses of the
000 as 2s; $45,000 as 2y4s; $18,000 t
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive. ,/
$10,000 from 1960 to 1979 inclu* .;J,
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
160,000 as 21/4s. Due on Match. 1 for/ the purchase of $66,668.42; 3% City..'A certified check for $15,- as 21/2s, and $46,000 as 2%'s, as.»
limited' t a x
special ?■ assessment 000, payable to the City, is re¬ previously noted in v. 170, p. 1446;:/
from 1971 to 1978. inclusive.
payable at the Bank of Smiths
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Denom. quired,
were
sold at a price of 100.01, :a :
Dated Sept. 1, 1948. The sec¬
town, Smithtown Branch. Bidders
$1,000, except one for; $1,668.42,
basis of about 2.60/
to name the rate of interest, ex¬ ond highest bidder was the First
'.'r *
>
Warren County (P. O.
Due on Nov. 1, as follows:
$8,pressed in a multiple of % or Securities
Corp., / Durham
and 668.42 in
Lebanon), Ohio
OREGON
1951; $8,000 in 1952 and
1/10 of 1%. The approving opin¬ Byrne ? and Phelps,
Bond Offering—A. M.
Inc., jointly, 1953, and $6,000 from 1954 to 1960
Parker,
ion
of
Hawkins,, Delafield
& on a bid reflecting a net interest
Clerk of the Board
Multnomah and Washington
of County
inclusive./ Bidders to name/*the
Wood, of New York City, will be cost of about 2.14%.
Counties School District *
Commissioners,
will
receive
rate of interest; expressed - in a
furnished to the purchaser with*
sealed bids until noon
No. 8-83 JP. (P. O. Bonny
(EST) on
multiple of lU of 1%. A certified
Concord, N. C.
out cost, A certified check, for
Nov. 4 for the purchase of
Slope), Ore.
$15,for
Bond Sale—The $150,000 recre¬ check
$667,/-payable r,to/the;
$5,600, payable to the District, is
000 3% appraisal
Bond Sale—The $21,000 school >
bonds.
Dated
ational
facilities
bonds
offered City, is required. required.
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Sept. 15, 1949/ Denomination $1,- bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 170//p./ '
Oct./ 25—v. 170, p.
1646—were
East Liverpool, Ohio V
000.. Due on Dec. 15, as follows:
1446—were awarded to the First
S out hold, • Cutchogue
awarded to the Interstate Securi¬
Com.-:
Bond Sale—The
$93,650 bonds $3,000 in 1P51; $2,000 in 1952; $3,- National Bank,, of Portland, as /
Sch. Dist. No. 12 (P. O.
ties Corp.,; of Charlotte, on a bid
offered on Oct. 27—v.
170, p. 1446 000 in 1953; $2,000 in 1954; $3,000 2V4S, at a price of 100.52, a basis i
reflecting a net interest cost of —were
Cutchogue), N. Y.
awarded to McDonald & in
1955, and $2;000 in 1956. Prin¬ of about 2.15%, to maturity. Dated *
Bond Sale
The $5,500 school about 2.05%; as follows;
Co., of Cleveland, as iy2s, at a cipal and interest (J-D)
Due on «Oct. * 14'f
payable Oct. 14, 1949.
Due on May 1 from
1949 bonds offered Oct, 19—v. 170, $60,000 as 6s.
price of 100.207, a basis of about at the County Treasurer's office. from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
The/-*
1951 to 1954 inclusive.
p. 1543—were awarded to Geo/B.
1.438%. Sale consisted of:
Bidders to name the rate of in¬ second highest bidder was Chas.;Due on May 1
Gibbons & Co., Inc., at 1.70s, at a .29,000 as l%s.
N. Tripp Co. for $10,500 as 21As*>->
$63,750 special assessment street terest, expressed in a multiple of
from 1955 to 1961 inclusive.
price of 100.05, a basis of about
improvement bonds. Due on V4 of 1%. „The approving opinion and $10,500 as .2y4S, at*a price oft
105,000 as- 2s.
Due on May 1
1.68%. Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Due on
"
Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1960, in¬ of Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of 100.17.
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
May 1 from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
clusive. •
Cincinnati, will be furnished to
f
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.- >
\ Netarts
The
second highest bidder was
Water*District,^Ore*
A
26,300 city's portion street im¬ the purchaser without cost.
Mattituck National Bank & Trust
Bond Offering — The BoardnOf
Stokes County (P., O. Danbury),
certified
check
for
provement'
1%, of the Commissioners will receive sealed • >
bonds.
Due v on
Co., Mattituck, for 2s, at a price of1
North Carolina
Oct., 1 from 1951 to 1960 in¬ bonds, payable to the Board of
bids, until
7:30
par.
p.m.
(PST)? onv>
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Bond Offering —W. E. 'EasterCounty
clusive.
Commissioners,
is
re¬
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $10>f/
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
quired. *
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Stratford, Oppenheim, Ephratah
All
of; the
000
not
bonds
to
exceed' 5% *, intereslst
are
dated
ernment Commission, will receive
and Salisbury Central Sch. Dist.
Oct. 1, 1949.
Warren, Ohio
general
obligation
bonds.
De*.* *
sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh,
No. 1 (P. O. Stratford), N. Y.
nomination $1,000.
until 11 a.m., (EST) on Nov. 1 for
Bond. Sale
Details—The
Garfield Heights
$63,City
Bond Offering—Leo Helterline,
the purchase of $47,000 not to ex¬
577.20 street and sewer and $103,.Praitie City, Ore. /
Sch. Dist., Ohio
District Clerk, will receive sealed
000 street bonds purchased by the
ceed 6% interest school
Bond Offering—George L San*
Bond Sale—The
building
$150,000 school
bids until 2.30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
Ohio Co., of Columbus, as previ¬
coupon bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
bonds .offered Oct. 27
derson, Town Recorder? will, xe*
v.
170,
1 for the purchase of $65,000 not
Denom. $1,000.
ously noted in v. 170, p. 1647, were ceive -sealed bids until 5 p.mur:
Due on April 1, p. 1543—were awarded to
Braun,
to exceed 5% interest school 1949
as
sold as 2^s, at a price of 100.66,
follows:- $2,000 from
1952 to Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
(EST) on Oct. 31; for the pur<*/;
Toledo,
coupon or registered bonds. Dated
chase of $5,000 not to exceed
1962-inclusive, and $5,000 from as 2V2s, at a price of 100.79, a a basis of about 2.30%.
4%>j
Sept. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. 1963 to 1967
inclusive. Principal basis
of
Additional
Sale
about ;2.398%.
Details—The interest town bonds. Dated March /
Dated
Due on Sept. 1, as follows: $3,000
and
interest : (A-0)
payable in Oct. 1, ,1949 and due on Dec. 1 $13,019.65 street bonds purchased
1, 1949. Denomination $L00Q- Due ;
from 1950 to 1964
inclusive, and New York City. Bidders to name from
1951 to 1965 inclusive. Sec¬
by the First Cleveland Corp.,. of $1,000 on March'd from 1960. to> .
$4,000 from 1965 to 1969 inclusive. the rate of
1964 inclusive.
interest, expressed in ond high bid of 100.62
Principal and im-//
for,2Ws Cleveland, as previously noted in
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ a
multiple of *4 of 1%. The ap¬ was made by
Weil, Roth & Irving v. 170, p. 1647, were sold as 1V2S, terest (M-S) payable at the City;,/
able at the First National Bank,
proving opinion of Reed, Hoyt & Co., of Cincinnati. -.
at a price of 100.38, a basis of Treasurer's office/; The approv-*
of Dolgeville. Bidders to name the
/
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Washburn, of New York City, will
about 1.40%. /•»•/.; /// .;
ing opinion of Howell & Wilson>/ ;
rate of interest, expressed in a
be furnished to the purchaser. A ,
Independence, Ohio * - ;'
of John Day, will be furnished tot
/
multiple of.% or 1/10 of 1%. The certified check
for $940, payable / Bond Sale—The
the purchaser.
%
OKLAHOMA
$20,000 water
A certified check.
approving opinion of Vandewater, to the
State Treasurer, is required. bonds offered) Oct. 25
v.
for 2% of the bonds is required*/,
170,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Beggs, Okla.
p. 1446—were awarded to Otis &
NORTH DAKOTA w'
New York City, will be furnished
Bond Sale—The $20,000 bonds
Toledo, Ore.'
Co., of Cleveland; as iy>s, at a
to the purchaser without cost. A *
Drake, N. Dak. '
price of 100.26. a basis of about offered Sept. 19—v. 170, p. 1134— ,/ Bonds Not Sold—The
certified check for, $1,300, payable
$100,000/;
Bond Sale Details—The
were awarded to the First Securi¬
$14,000 1.43%. Dated Dec. .1, ; 1949.-,. Due
general obligation bonds offered, /
to the District, is required.
water revenue bonds
ties Co., of Kansas, of Wichita,
purchased on Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1955
Sept. 19—v. 170, p. 1031-—were
inclu¬
by the First- National Bank of sive.
The second highest bidder and Calvert & Canfield, of Okla¬ not .sold as all bids received were
Vestal (P. O. Vestal), N. Y.
homa City, jointly, as follows: 7
Drake, as previously noted in v. was Fahey, Clark &
rejected.
/■•. /
Co., for 2s, at
Bond Sale
The $11,000 water 170, p. 1446, were sold as
■■t'
3s, at a a price of 100.33. /
$12,500 water/ works
improveUmatilla, County, Hermiston
1949 Series A bonds offered Oct. price of par.
ment and extension bonds, at
Lucas County (P. O.
>
School District. (P.O.
Toledo),
21. were awarded to the Endicott
at a price
elusive.
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Trust Co.,. of Endicott, as 1.40s, at
price of 100.13,
Cleveland, Ohio
Bond
Offering — F. R. Hanra1.38%. The second highest bidder han, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
was City National Bank, Binghamon Nov. 14 for the
purchase of $7,ton, for 2s, at a price of 100.90. 1
000,000
water
works
extension
a
a
basis of about
of 100.02,
»
Bond
about.3.59%,
r
Sale—The
ington Twp.,
bonds
Ohio /
offered
1446—were
$42 350 Wash¬
Road Imp. No, 591
Oct.
21—v.
awarded
to
170; p.
the First
Cleveland Corp., of Cleveland, as
1V4S, at a price of 100.08, a basis
000
as
4s. due
as
1952
to
3V4s
1955
$4 500
fronri
as
1954
due
to
as
1959
on
inclusive; $5,000
on
.
basis of
Hermiston), Ore.
Bond
Oct. 1 from
Oct.
from
1
inclusive,
3V4S,-due
1960
a
follows: $3,-
on
and
Oct. 1
|o 1964 inclusive.
will
for
be
the
Offering;—
received
V: purchase
grade
school
These
bonds
a
Sealed
until
bids
of + $259,000
construction .bonds.,
were; authorized at
recent election. /
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Volume 170
Number 4851
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THE' COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
(1747)'
Tl"
PENNSYLVANIA
second
&
'
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
Sale
ten
offered
&
Ingen & Co., Bacon; Stevenson &
Co.,- First of Michigan Corpora¬
Eldredge
& Co., Laurence
M; Marks & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons
&
Co.,
Chas. E. Weigold
Inc.,
&
Co., all of New York, Dolphin &
Co., of Philadelphia, Thomas &
Co., R. C. Schmertz & Co., both
of • PittsburghMcDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
of Detroit, Newburger,
Loeb
&
Co., of New York, and
Cunningham
&
Co.,
of
Pittsburgh, as 2s, at a price of
S.
,K.
100.68,
basis
a
about
of
1.95%,
■/
follows:
as
4 bonds...v..
600,000 airport, Series 11 bonds.
750,000 people's road, Series 55-
V;:.
■''.; E bonds.
:
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3,350,000 people's bridge,
V
bonds/1
33-E
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v
;
Offering
A.
Chaplin, Borough Secretary, will
bids
sealed
receive
$1,850,000
terest
Dec.
until
Oct.
31
for the
purchase of $9,500 general
obligation coupon bonds. A cer¬
tified check for $190 is required.
Sale—The
Bond
/
.
works
2s
of
Harrisburg
Trust
Harrisburg,; the; only
Dated
water
Oct. : 26—
1647-^-were awarded
p.
the
to
1,
Nov.
Nov.
1,
sive.
1949
as
Co.,
bidder.
and
due
on
Bonds
from
1950 to
inclu¬
1976
maturing on or after
Nov. 1, 1966 are callable begin¬
ning Nov. 1, 1959.
f
Sale—The
to
not
purchase
the
4%
exceed
bonds.
of
rate
pressed in
in¬
Dated
interest,
ex¬
Interest J-J. A certified check for
2%
Radnor
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 5 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 8 for
the purchase of $265,000 not to
bonds.
1, 1949: De¬
$1,000.
Due on Dee.
follows: $10,000. from 1950
1959
inclusive,
and
$11,000
as
from
1960
to
terest J-D/
ion
inclusive.
1974
In¬
The approving opin¬
of
52,000
Hooversville,
/
Bond
Sale
—
of
District/
the
check for $5,300,
the District Treasurer,
Robinson
payable to
is required.
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Moon Run), Pa.
Frank Butya,
—
Secretary of the Board of School
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m,
(EST) on Nov. 4
for the purchase of $225,000 con¬
struction
coupon
bonds.-Dated
Nov.
1^ 1949.
000.
Due
Denomination $1,Nov;
oh
1,
as
follows:
$7,000 from 1950 to 1964 inclusive,
The
$25,000 bor-
©Ugh; bonds offered Oct. 24
—
170, p. 1647—were awarded
Mary Orban, of Hooversville,
21/zs.
was
The
second
Hooversville
highest
name
the rate
of
interest, expressed in a mul¬
tiple of y4 of 1%., Principal and
interest
payable at the Carnegie
Carnegie. The ap¬
opinion
of
Burgwin,
National Bank,
proving
Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of
Pittsburgh,, will be furnished to
the purchaser
without"** cost.
A
certified check for $4,500, payable
to
the
j
Bond Offering—Wm. B.
-
Borough
sealed
Solicitor,
bids
at
to
as
bidder
O f f e
Bond
r
receive
his
office, 110 E.
King St., Lancaster, until 1 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 7 for the purchase
of $20,000 not to exceed 3% in-;
terest improvement coupon bonds.1
i
n
Dated Oct.
Dec. 1, 1949. Denomination
$1,000. Due on Dec. 1, as follows:
$1,000 from 1950 to 1958 inclusive;
$7,000 in 1959, and $4,000 in 1960;
with option to redeem any or all
outstanding bonds maturing in or
after
1956; at par on Dec. 1, 1952,
interest paying date there¬
any
Bidders
after.
of
to
name
interest, expressed in
of
of
y4
certified
1%.
a
Interest
check
for
the
rate
multiple
J-D.
2%
of
A
the
bonds, payable to the Borough.
Muhlenberg Twpf School District
(P. O. Lauderdale), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
$180,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 170,
p. 1447—were awarded to Harri¬
&
Co., and Dolphin & Co.,
both of Philadelphia, jointly, as
IV2S, at a price of 100.62, a basis
of about 1.33%, to call date.
The
son
bonds
will
whole
or
subject to call in
in part, in inverse nu¬
at the option of the
1, 1953, or on any
interest paying date thereafter.
Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Due on Nov. 1
from
on
1951
Nov.
to
1959
inclusive.
1
ap¬
of
Charleston.
SOUTH
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Loudon), Tenn.
Bond Offering—H. L.
Brooks,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
1949.
S. Dak.
Bond Offering—C. H. Anderson,
City Auditor/will receive sealed
bids until Nov. 28 for the purchase
of $25,000 not to exceed 3 % interest park pavilion bonds, These
Oct.
on
Dated Dec.
11.
Beresford, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Mamie ToOmey,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 7.30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
7 for the purchase of $124,000 not
3x/2%
to: exceed
electric
interest
until
23
10
the
for
(EST)
purchase of
Due
1, as follows:
$40,000 from 1964 to 1966 inclu¬
sive, and $15,000 in 1967. Bidders
to name the rate of interest/ex¬
pressed in a multiple of y4 of 1%.
The approving opinion of Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of
Chicago, Will be
with¬
the- purchaser
to
check
certified
A
cost.
for
$2,000, payable to the County, is
required. •
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Tenn.
Sale—The $250,000 bonds
offered on Oct. 26—v. 170, p. 1544
Morristown,
Bond
the Equitable
awarded to
—were
Securities
Corp.,
in
care
-
of
McConnell,
Building,
Greensburg,
Pa.,
until 2: p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 township bonds.
&
National
Bank-
/. from
1960
1,
1949/
Eureka, S. Dak.
$50,000
offered
bonds
Oct.
storm
24—v.
170, p. 1447—were awarded to the
Eureka State Bank, at a price of
1, 1949.
Dated Nov.
par.
Jan.
from
1
1951
to
Due on
inclu-
1960
sive.
Springfield Twpi Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Springfield), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
$400,000 im¬
Dol¬
phin & Co., all of Philadelphia,
jointly, as l%s, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 1.59%;
Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Due on Nov. 1
Co.,
Dunn* &
and
1950 to 1969 inclusive.
from
ISLAND
RHODE
Rhode Island
Sale
Bond
Blackstone
(State of)
The
$4,000,000
—
Valley Sewer District
loan, Series B bonds offered Oct.
26 were awarded to a syndicate
composed
of
the
Chase National
& Co., A. C.
Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., Laurance M. Marks &• Co.,
all of New York, and the Fidel¬
Bank, C. J. Devine
Allyn
&
ity Union Trust Co., of Newark;
as
iy2s, at a- price of 101.21, a
basis of about 1.33%. Dated Nov.
1, 1949. Due on Nov. 1 from 1950
to*. 1964
inclusive.
The' second
highest bidder was Glore, Forgan
&
Co., Unions SecuritiesCorp.,
New York, Coffin & Burr, Lee
Higginson Corp., Wood, StrUthers
&
Co., and Byrne and Phelps,
Inc., jointly, for/L%s, at a price
of
101.20.
/
The
Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
Sale—The $16,000 build¬
Bond
ing
and
fered
on
improvement bonds of¬
Oct.
to Kalman & Co., of
23/4s,
as
at
price
a
Minneapolis,
100.37,
of
$10,000
1950
Aiken
CAROLINA
Nov.
not
to
29
an
exceed
school bonds.
issue
5%
of
on May 1
inclusive.
Due
1959
to
as
Dated Oct. 5,
Pass
1949.
1 from
Dated Nov.
rural
1, 1949.
Denomina¬
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
not
to
house
Due
3%
exceed
bonds.
Dec.
on
interest school
Dated
1,
as
Dec. 1, 1949.
follows: $4,000
in 1950 and 1951; $3,000 from 1952
and to 1955 inclusive; $9,000 in 1956;
1951, $30,000 in
$31,000 in $12,000 from 1957 to 1960 inclu¬
1953, $32,000 in
$33,000 in sive; $14,000 from 1961 to 1964 in¬
1955, $34,000 in
$35,000 in clusive, and $15,000 in 1965 and
1957, $36,000 in
$37,000 in 1966. Bidders to name the rate of
1959
and I960, $38,000
in 1961, interest, expressed in a multiple
$40,000 in 1962, $41,000 in 1963, of y8 of 1%. Interest J-D. A cer-/
$42,000 in 1964, $43,000 in 1965, tified check for $3,260, payable to
$44,000 in 1966, $45,000 in 1967, the District, is required.
$46,000 in 1968, 'and $48,000 in
Chico Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
1969. Bonds maturing on or after
Bonds Sold—An issue of $200,Nov. 1, 1960, shall be subject to
000 3y2% and 4% school hOuse;
repurchase in inverse numerical
Series 1949 bonds has been sold
order at the option of the County
to Moss, Moore & Co;, of Dallas.
on Nov. 1, 1959, or on any inter¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1949/Legality ap¬
est
payment date thereafter at
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
par, accrued interest, and addi¬
tional interest as to each bond so Crowe, of Dallas.
follows:
in
1952,
1954,
1956,
1958,
$29,000
1950
fraction
between
the
thereof
date
year
intervening
fixed
for
re¬
Deaf
Smith
County (P. O.
Hereford), Texas
Bonds Publicly Offered — The
date. Bidders to name the rate of
Texas,
Johnson,
of
interest,
expressed
in
a
multiple
y4 of 1%. Interest (M-N). The
Donna
Dallas.
authorized
Oct.
on
1.
at
Le¬
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Bonds Sold—An issue of $200,000 school house bonds has been
sold to Graham & Co., of San
tonio,"
An/
33/4s, at a price of par/
Sept. 1, 1949. Legality, aprt;
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &?
as
Dated
Boothman, of Dallas.
authorized
were-"
held
These bonds
the
at
election,
Aug. 20.
on
Estelline
S
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
-
Texas
Bonds Sold—An issue of $48,000!
,
v
4% refunding bonds has been sold,
to Wm. N. Edwards & Co., of Fort
Worth. Dated Aug, 1,< 1948.
Legal-'
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
Floresville,
Bond
,
Texas
Sale
Details—Volz, Cars-/
well & Co., Columbian Securities.
Corp. of Texas, both of San An-/
tonio, and the Central Investment '
Co. of Texas of Dallas, were as¬
sociated with Dewar,
Robertsoit
& Pancoast of San Antonio, in thb
purchase ' of $450,000 light and
power system first mortgage rev¬
enue
bonds, as previously noted!
in v. 170, p. 1243, the bonds were
sold at a price of par, as follows''
^
$29,000
3y4s.<
as
Due
on
Jan.
J
from 1951 to" 1953 inclusive:
as
3%s.
Due
on
*
Jan.
1
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of
Securities
San
Antonio,
is reached on
July 1, 1959. Bonds
maturing Jan.11, 1978, and 1979,.
are callable
at the option of the
City, on any interest paying date
until Jan,
1, 1953, at par and ae-^
interest plus a premium of:
crued
3%%,
which' time
at
crued
callable
of
pub¬
Corp.
is
licly offering an issue of $500,000 bonds, divided as follows:
(
at
the
bonds
and
par
ac¬
interest plus a premium of
3% such premium to be reduced
1/2 of 1% on July 1, of each year
thereafter until
is reached
Denomination $1,000. Due Nov. 1,
as
Bank,
were
held
approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
£
become
'Texas
$60,000
improvement bonds, purchased by
of
1
$1,000.
Bond Sale Details—The
Co.,
May
on
as 3y2s. Due on May
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Columbian
&
Due
71,000
purchase and the stated maturity
Space
3y4s.
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
No. 22
Lahe,
1 from
Bond Offering—L. R.
$750,000
interest
election
421,000
Nedbalekj
Bond
Offering—Geo. W. Hel¬ Business
Manager, will receive
ton, County Chairman, will sell sealed bids until 8
p.m. (CST) on
at public auction at 10 a.m. (EST)
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $163,000
on
National
bonds
from 1954 to 1979 inclusive.
on May
1964 inclusvie.
Hamblen
or
County, Gregg Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wdgener), S. C.
to
Aransas
County (P. O.
Morristown), Tenn.
Denomi-*
gality
dated Sept.
2%s. Due
as
39,000
/
TENNESSEE/
1949.
Texas
2y2s.
as
1960
tion
repurchased of $2.50 for each
SOUTH
5,000
a
basis of about 2.67%.
cantile
These
the
15,
July 1, 1949. Denomina¬
tion $1,000:
All of" said bonds
Bond Sale Details—The $125,000
.maturing Jan. 1, 1954 to 1977, are.
water, sewer and street, Series callable at the1 option of the City
1949
bonds purchased
by Moss, on Jan/1, 1953 at par and accrued
Moore & Co., of Dallas, as previ¬
interest plus a premium of 3%
ously noted in v. 170, p. 543, were such : premium* to' be reduced- V2
sold at a price of 100.05, a basis of
1% on July 1^ of each year
of about 3.39%, as follows:
thereafter until a call price of par
awarded
19—were
Oct.
$1,000/Principal and in^
(A-O) payable at the Mer¬
Dated
from
Veblen
Dated
TEXAS
Anson
Bond ; Sale—The
inclusive.
1970
are
//./;://-,/://;,:"
;
without cost. A certified check for
sewer
to
All of the bonds
er,
is required.
'
(
Nashville, Fi¬
revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept.
1, delity Bankers Trust Co., Knox1949. Denomination
$1,000.
Due ville, and Jack M. Bass & Co.,
on Sept. 1, as follows: $8,000 from
Nashville, at a price of par, a net
1951 to 1964 inclusive, and $12,000
interest cost of about 2.578%, as
in 1965. Bonds having stated ma¬
follows:
turity dates later than Sept. 1,
$50,000 street improvement bonds:
1955, being subject to redemption
$45,000 2%s, due on Sept. 1
and prepayment at the option of
from 1951 to 1959 inclusive,
the City, on said date and any in¬
/'
and $5,000 2y2s/due on Sept.
terest payment date thereafter, at
/
1,1960.
.,///. / •■ '
par and accrued interest, in in¬
200,000
school
bonds:
$90,000
verse
order
of
serial
numbers.
2%s, due on Sept. 1 from
Bidders to name the rate of inter¬
1951
to
1959 inclusive, and
est, expressed in a multiple of
$110,000 2y2s, due on Sept. 1
1/10 or VZ of 1%. The approving
opinion of Dorsey, Colman, Bark¬
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis,
will be furnished to the purchaser
hi
on
1956.
a.m.
Nov.
on
iH 1'" 111 nm 11
382,000 2%% road bonds. Due';
on April
15, as follows: $24,- >
000 in 1957; $25,000 in
1958;1
$26,000 in 1959; $27,000 in
1960;
$28,000
in
1961
and"
1962; $29,000 in 1963; $30,000
in 1964; $31,000 in
1965; $32,000 in 1966; $33,000 irt 1967;
$34,000 in 1968, and $35,000!
in 1969.
/
terest
$135,000 not to exceed 4% interest
funding bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
T
DAKOTA
Bell Rapids,
W.
be
merical order,
District
1, 1949. Legality
Huger' Sinkler,
by
proved
urer,
g—Richard
bids
Gregg
Portser,
Dated
or
sealed
Mackey,
Arnold,
will
Jan.
on
O.
v.
Millersville, Pa.
y
Due
$2,500, payable to the City Treas¬
District/ is required.
Bank, provement bonds offered Oct. 25
/////// —v. 170, p. 1544—were awarded
to A. Webster Dougherty & Co.;
Hooversville, for 3s.
2V4s;
as
County (P.
.
$8,000 from 1965 to 1979 in¬
National
'
mu¬
■
as follows: $6,000 in
1951; $21,000 in 1952; $22,000
in 1953 and
1954; $24,000 in;
nation
Loudon
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive:
certi¬
101,
Bond Offering
/
A
»
$60,000
Jan. 1 from
15, 1949.
First
Pa.
on
nished to the purchaser at the ex¬
awarded
as
Due
out
receive
.
2s.
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
47,000
Stefanci, Township Secretary, will
&
as
tion held
fied
Tenn.
The
highest bidder was
as 4s.
Due on Jan. 1 from J. O. Woods, for 3y4s, at a price of
1951 to 1954 inclusive.
98.30/
furnished
pense
City,
—
$21,000
bonds were authorized at the elec*
ough bonds offered Oct. 25—were
Walter, Woody
Heimerdinger/ of Cincinnati,
3%s, at a price of 100.84.
Sale
Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Saul, of Philadelphia, will be fur¬
bor¬
to
Bond
were
—
1
road bonds'. Due
April 15,
of
Trustee, is required.
Lenoir
18
$118,000 2y>%
the bonds, payable to the County'
$120,000 school
Oct.
check for 2%
nicipal memorial building bonds
Varnedoe, Chisholm offered Oct. 24—v.
170, p. 1544—
6 Co;, of Savannah, and F. W;
were awarded
to C. H. Little &
Craigie
&
Co.,
of* Richmond,
Co., of Jackson, as 3y4s, at a price
jointly, at a price of 100.05, a basis of
98.32, a basis of about 3.48%.
of about 2.13%, as follows:
The second
Dec.
nomination
to
offered
interest school coupon
Dated
County School District
O. Summerville),
certified
awarded 1 to
Secretary of the Board of School
exceed 2%
a
(P.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
.
Twp. (P. O. Wayne), Pa.
Offering — E. E. Trout,
Bond
at
basis-of about
South Carolina
of the bonds is required.
Sewickley Township, Pa.
$50,000
Nos1 18
multiple of % of 1%.
a
were' sold
a
approving opinion'of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago; will b& : furnished to the purchaser' without
cost. A
Dorchester
of
1956 to 1965 inclusive. Bidders to
name
Dunmore, Pa.
Bond
the
clusive. Bidders to
$65,000
offered
bonds
170,
v.
Pa.
Duncannon,
J; Tie-
on July
1, as
$124,000 from 1951 to
inclusive, and $123,000 from
1955
170/ p. 1447,
price of 101.16,
2.37%.
follows:
and
'•'•V.•////
for
previously noted in
as
v.
will re¬
bids until noon (EST)
refunding
1, 1949; Due
Directors,
Wilfred
—
of
Savannah,
Controller,
17
Box
Cheswick, Pa.
•
Nov.
on
/
Dated Oct, 1, 1949. Due on Oct.
l.frorri 1950 to' 1979 inclusive.
Bond
ceive sealed
Series
///
-
price
a
Offeririg^Frank
City
mann,
1,
$1,050,000 roadji Series 60 bonds.
570,000 bridge; Series 37 bonds.
120,000 lot and block assessment
;
plan, Series 4 bonds.
" ;
60,000 veterans' cemetery, series
_
Janney
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bond
25—v.
Co.,- all of New York,
Co., of Philadelphia,
Hornblower & Weeks, B. J. Van
tion,
for " 1%spat'
The
—
Oct.
&
Stroud
Co.,
was
100.18.
$6,500,000
170, p.
1447—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Lehman Brothers, Blair &
Co., Inc., Union' Securities Corp.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Hallgarbonds
highest bidder
'••••TTtirr »
cipal
and
National
the
at
a
call price of par
July 1, 1959. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
on
Bank
of
Com¬
San Antonio. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler of
Chicago.
merce,
Garland;' Texas
„
/ Bonds Sold—An issue of $125,r
000 water and sewer system bonds
was purchased by the Texas Bank
& Trust Co., of Dallas, for $77,000/
as
21/2S, and $48,000 as 3s, at a
price of par. Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu/
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
/! •
Jacksonville,
Texas
Bonds Sold—An issue of
23/4% water works and
provement
bonds
revenue,
$50,000
sewer
iiii/
Series
has been sold to
2
RaUscher,
Pierce &
Co., of Dallas. Dated July
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
15,
1949.
Dallas.
Keller
Indept, Sch. Dist.,
Texas
of $100,improvement
Bonds Sold—An issue
000
school' house;
bonds has been sold to the Union
Bank & Trust
Co., of Fort Worth.
July 1, 1949. Legality ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Dated
Crowe, of Dallas.
havaca
Halletsville),
Bonds Sold—An issue of $100,-
Sold—An issue of $150,-
Bonds
Stratford),
O.
(P.
Texas
sold to 000 2V4% and 2%% road improve¬
Emerson, Roche & Co., and Ditt- ment, Series 1949 bonds has been
sold to M. A. Hagberg & Co., of
mar & Co., both of San Antonio,
Dallas.
Dated July 1, 1949.
Le¬
jointly, as 23/4s, and 3s. Dated Aug.
15,
1949. Legality approved by gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
pumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
has
bonds
road
€00
Pallas.
1544—were awarded
to a syndicate
composed of the
Chemical
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
purchased by H. L.
Amarillo, as pre¬
viously noted in v. 170, p. 1643,
bonds
awarded
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Hallgarten &
15
as 3y4s. Due on Nov.
from 1951 to 1954 inclusive.
$16,000
,,
2.12%.
will
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
the
for
15
receive sealed
(CST) on Nov.
3,725,000 as l%s. Due on June 1
bonds
as IV2S. Due on June 1
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
1,020,000
Dated Oct.
May 1, as fol¬
on
All of said bonds are
Central State Bank of Marshfield,
price of par. Dated Oct. 1,
1949, Due $2,000 on March 1 from
1953 to 1957 inclusive. Principal
at
1, 1949.
Oct. 24
170, p. 1648 — were
awarded to Robert Hawkins & Co.,
—
or
at the First State Bank
Novice Con. Com. School District
Sale—The $250,000 public
Bond
'
WYOMING
Albany County (P. O. ■
Laramie), Wyo. pOppP'
V-
Albany County Sch. Dist. No.
were awarded to the
National Bank of Laramie,
1348
p.
First
Peoples National Bank, Charlottes¬
April 15,
1961
to
inclu¬
1963
sive.
school
3%
Due
Bond
bonds.
house
clusive;
19 7 3
a
price
Dated Oct. 15,
2.44i%,
1949. Denomina-
tino $1,000. All of said bonds ma¬
sewer
bonds
revenue
previously noted in
as
p. 1648, were sold at
99.40, as follows:
170,
of
v.
price
a
—
are
No. 226
Rochester, Tex.
$65,000
sewer,
Series
1949 bonds purchased by the First
of Texas Corp., of San Antonio,
as 4%s, as previously noted in v.
.170, p. 1448, were sold at a price
of par, and mature July 1. as fol¬
lows: $1,000 in 1951 and 1952; $2,000 from 1953 to 1959 inclusive;
$3,000 from 1960 to 1966 inclusive,
and
(P. O. Chehalis),
Washington
Bond Offering — Harold Quick,
County
Treasurer,
will receive
'
Sale Details—The
works
and
$4,000 from 1S67 to
1973 in¬
sealed bids until 10
Nov.
a.m.
(PST)
on
for the purchase of $30,-
12
000 not to exceed 4%
provement
Dec.
interest im¬
bonds. Dated
Principal and inter¬
coupon
1, 1949.
est
payable at the office of the
County
Treasurer.
A
certified
check for 5% of the bid is re¬
Bonds
€00
Okanogan County School District
No. Ill (P. O. Okanogan),
Washington
Sold—An issue of $150,and
water
bonds
has
Moore
&
bonds
been
Co.,
held
sold
on
to
Moss,
These
Dallas.
of
authorized
were
election
revenue
sewer
March
at
,
Bond Sale
struction
awarded
23/4S, at
THE
BUCKEYE
PIPE LINE
to
price of
con¬
the
State,
as
1949.
declared a dividend of Twenty (?0c >
share on the outstanding
capital
stock, pavable December IS. 1949 to sharphold',r"
per
1949eCOrd at tbe Cl06e 0f busines6 November 18,
O.
BELL, Secretary.
Mc-
Due on Sept. 1
1963 inclusive.
3y4s.
as
to
1960
$20,000; from 1951 to 1957
inclusive, and $19,000 from. 1958
to 1962 inclusive. Bonds maturing
from
1957
tional
for
to
1962, are to be op¬
on Jan. 1,
interest paying date
thereafter. Principal and interest
or
redemption
any
the
County
Treasurer's office. The approving
opinion of Pershing, Bosworth,
Dick & Dawson, of Denver, will
payable
(J-J)
be furnished to
District
the
at
at
the purchaser
its
own
offered
1348—were
certified check for 5%
A
bid is
by
cf the
required.
as
Brownsburg Catholic School Com•
ihission, Que.
'
'
;
56,000
,
,
school
award¬
ed to the Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., of
Montreal, at a price of 98.54, a
as
Dated
7.
.
;on Nov. 1
1959 inclusive.
to
1960
from
p
Sale —The $33,000
Bond
•
Due
3s.
1950
from
of about
;
.
inclusive.
1964
to
1
Nov.
56,000 as 3y4s. r Due on
3V2s.
Due on Nov. 1
1965 to 1969 inclusive..
Nov.
on
1, 1949.
p p V
bonds offered Oct. 11 were
Que.
$180,000 school
Oct.
19 — were
Commission,
.
Bond Sale—The
basis of about 3.54%, as follows:
$24,500 as 3s. Due on July 2 from
v; ; 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
;
■
8,500 as 3y2s. Due on July 1 from
p 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Dated July 2, 1949.';
-
Royal Catholic School
Mount
offered
bonds
awarded
-
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
to
and Rene T. Leclerce,
of Toronto,
of; Montreal, jointly, at a
price of 98.78, a basis of about
3.53%, as follows:"
Inc.,
3.52%,
follows:
as
'
;
Dated
•
$8,000
as
4,500
as
2y2s.
Due on Sept.
,
•
/ /7
1
;
3y4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
77, 1951 to 1959 inclusive.
10,000
3y2s.
as
Due
Dated Sept.
Sept.
on
g 77
1, 1949.
Charlesbourg,
,
works bonds offered
awarded
of
at
Toronto,
inclusive.
1959
to
:
;
"
as 3y2s.^ Due on July 1
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
97,500
July
Dated
Laflamme, Ltd., of
Quebec, at a price of 99.05, a basis
of about 3.53%, as follows:
■
$28,500 as 3s. Due on July 1 from
1950
village
price, of 99.02,
3.54%, as fol¬
r;Y,c *'•■■...;• 7.7 p
a
about
of
lows: vp /v;" 7 •
«i
Oct. 3 were
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
to
basis
a
bonds offered Oct. 17 were award¬
ed to the J. E.
P
,,
Que.
Sale—The $19,000
Bond
1
inclusive.
from 1960 to .1969
,;Vv;'
Aug. 1, 1949.
Nicolet, Que.
1, / Bond Sale—The $126,000 water
.
..
1949.
1,
Point-Viau Sch. Commission,
Sale—The $175,000
Bond
Wash.
$440,000 school
Oct. 26—v. 170, p.
awarded
to
a
syndi¬
composed of Foster & Mar¬
Marieville, Que.
Que*
school
Bond Sale
Sch. Dist. No. 8
(P. O. Lagrange), Wyo.
Bond
Morgan, Kempf & Robert¬
to
ed
of Montreal, as 3s, at a price
son,
of
98.27,
from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
Chute
La
awarded
98.39,
a
awarded
were
to
1954 inclusive.
1950
of
the
will
receive
p.m.
(MST)
—
Wm. Buckley,
of
Board
Nov.
22
until
for
Dated Dec.
1949. Denomination $1,000 and
by the District at its
bonds
basis
1959
to
3y2s.
as
from
1960
on
inclusive.
1979
to
were
own expense.
authorized
jointly,
for
$282,500 as 2%s; $133,500 as
3V2s, and $62,000 as 3s, at a price
97.78,
basis of about 3.58%..
a
Que.
Lachine,
p
Sale—The
.Bond
awarded
17
follows:
as
from
85,000
446,000
/
,
from
p
/.
to
3s. Due
to
as
1959
3y4s.
1960
Dated Nov.
to
1956
on
1
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1964
1, 1949.
1, 1949.
Hyacinthe, Que.
Sale—The $108,500 sewer
Oct.
offered
bonds
Nov. 1
inclusive.
on
7
17
were
Canadiene
Nationale,
and
the
Dejardins,
Couture, Inc., both of Montreal,
jointly, at a price of 99.06, a basis
of about 3 52%, as follows:
7
awarded to the Banque
$33,000
*
75,500
77
3s.
as
Due on July 1 from
1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Due on July
3y2s.
as
1
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
1949.
777;
Windsor, Que.
Bond Sale—The
$29,000 various
awarded
bonds offered Oct. 3 were
to
Wood, Gundy
Canadian
both
•
23/4s. Due on Nov.
1950
as
T957
at
„
Oct. 1
inclusive.
city
Weir & Co.,
both of Toronto, jointly, at a price
of 98.77, a basis of about 3.30%,
$169,000
on
1964
to
St.
were
and McLeod, Young,
as
Inc., of
98.70, a
follows:
as
Due
3%s.
1953
Dated Oct.
Mills, Spence & Co.,
to
.
Due on Oct. 1 from
'Dated July 1,
$700,000
Oct.
offered
bonds
p."
1950 to 1952 inclusive.
16,000 as
Bond
July 2
July 2, 1949. The second
Dated
of
about 3.66%,
of
$34,000 as 3s.
inclusive.
Due
price of
at a
Montreal,
inclusive.
1953
highest bidder was Greenshields
& Co., Ltd.; Bank of Nova Scotia,
2
the
ourchase of $35,000 not to exceed
These
v
Trustees,
bids
sealed
on
1954
to
.■■
$50,000 school
award¬
Sale—The
bonds offered Oct. 17 were
3s. Due on July 2 from
as
and Dudley Dawson Ltd.,
Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Cokeville), Wyo*
Bond Offering
Commission, Que.
from
2%s. Due on July 2
as
from
Lincoln County
-
were
Toronto, r at a price of
basis of about 3.55%, as
of
Ltd.,
13
Mills, Spence & Co.,
to
Howard School
Adolphe of
ed to the Rene T. Leclerc,
$478,000 school
Oct.
offered
bonds
164,500
—r.
Que.
mission,
\
$282,500
Sale—The
Aug. 1, 1949.
Dated
St.
p;
Com-
Sch.
Protestant
Bond Sale—The
the
State of Wyoming, as 2s,
at a
price of par. This was the only
bid for the bonds, dated Aug. 1,
1949 and due on Aug. 1 from 1950
1348
41,500 as 3y2s.
Due on Aug. 1
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
7
Bond
31,000
p.
basis of about 3.17%.
1949. Due on Nov. 1
a
Dated Nov. 1,
$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 170,
-
The $55,000 town
—
bonds offered Oct. 12 were award¬
as 3s.
Due on Aug. I
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
$133,500
follows:
Goshen County
shall,. Pacific National Bank, both the election held on Sept. 28, 1948.
Seattle, First National Bank, A certified check for 5% of the
and Atkinson-Jones & Co., both of bid is required.
of
;
.
Toronto,
of
basis
99.04, a
follows:
of
$134,000 as
Sept. 1, 1949.
expense.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
The approving opinion of
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
son, of Denver, will be furnished
cate
Due on Sept. 1,
3y2s.
as
price
3.40%,
from
$1,000. Due Jan. 1, as fol¬
$500. Principal and interest (J-D)
bonds
157,500
both
Co.,
&
of
Board
Everett
,
Octobebr 27,
the
of
2%% building bonds.
par.
County,
Everett),
day
C.
The $19,500
Bond Sale—The
York,
Farnham
—
School District No. 2 (P. O.
.Th* Board of Director®, cf this Comoanv ha«
This
"Cents
a
Snohomish
Broad
New
1950 to
from
lows:
1,
COMPANY
30
—
Oct.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Clerk
Denom.
Clerk
and addition bonds of¬
24—v.; 170, p. 1648—
,
fered
were
the
12.
Offering
Arthur,
to
quired.
clusive.
Seminole, Tex.
Bond
1956,
optional $85,000 as 2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1951 to 1959 inclusive.
on April 15, 1969, or any interest
date thereafter, at par and accrued
108,000 as 2i/4s. Due on Oct. 1
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
Interest.
Principal and interest
257,000 as 2V2s. Due on Oct. 1
(A-O) payable at the American
National Bank, Austin.
Legality
;
from 1966 to 1973 inclusive.
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Lewis County, Adna Sch. Dist. \
Crowe, of Austin.
turing in 1970 to 1979
Bond
28,000
on
Sept. 1
1959 inclusive.
Due
3s;
as
from
Gundy
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc., and Savard, Hodg¬
son
& Co., all of Montreal, at a
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
purchased by the Pacific North¬
$5,000 from 1968 to west Co., of Seattle, on a bid re¬
inclusive, and $6,000 flecting a net interest cost of about
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
water
$69,500
Dominion Securities Corp.,
of about
98.57, a basis
follows:
syndicate composed of the
Wood,
ed to a
,
and
water
April 15, as follows:
$3,000 from 1964 to 1967 in¬
on
Bond
offered
Oct., 19
were
$5,000 as 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from bonds
//■:. 1950 to 1959 inclusive. 777 awarded to the Belanger, Inc., and
14,000 as 3%s.
Due on Nov,:i Morgan, Kempf & Robertson, both
until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 31 for
WASHINGTON
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
of Montreal, jointly, at a price of
the purchase of $235,000 not to
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
Bremerton, Wash. >
98.58; a basis of about 3.42%, as
exceed
3 y2%
interest: building
Sale Details—The $450,000
follows;. 7 .■ 777
7'7 J 77-.;':.
coupon bonds. Dated July 1, 1949.
school house bonds. ville, jointly, for 1.95s, at
as follows: of 100.26.
$3,000 in 1957 to 1960, and $3,-
24,000 2%%
82,000
as
Royal, Que.
Sale—The $255,000 town
bonds offered Oct. 17 were award¬
Montreal, at 99.26, a basis of about
1
k
from
of
1, 1949.
Sept.
Mount
*
No. 58, Texas
improvement bonds offered Oct.; as 1.15s, at a price of 100.06, a
Publicly Offered — The 20—v, 170, p. 1348—were awarded
basis of about 1.126%. Dated Aug.
Columbian Securities Corp.
of to Strader, Taylor & Co., of
1, 1949 and due on Aug. 1 from
Texas, of San Antonio, is publicly Lynchburg, and Scott & String- 1950 to 1954 inclusive. Second
high
offering an issue of $125,000 bonds, fellow,-of Richmond, jointly, as
bid of 100.048 for 1.15s* was made
divided as follows:
;:7777
1.90s, at a price of 100.27, a basis by the First National Bank &
$14,000 2Vi% school house bonds. of about 1.87%. Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Trust Co., Salt Lake City.
Due April 15, as follows: $2,- Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1970
000 in 1950 and 1951, and $3,- inclusive. The second highest bid¬ Big Horn County Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Lovell), Wyo.
000 from 1952 to 1956 inclu¬ der was C. F. Cassell & Co., and
000
Dated
& Co., and
the Banque Provincial du Canada,
both of Montreal,
jointly, at a
3.55%,
3V2S.
Paying Agent—Guaranty Trust Cap-Rouge Sch* Commission, Que. $101,500 as 3s..
Due on Aug. 1
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Company of New York has been
Bond Sale —The $22,500
school]
appointed paying agent for $350,- bonds offered Oct. 5 were award¬
78,500 as. 3y2s./. Due on Aug. 1
000 hospital bonds. /Br:;;;7;7"j
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
ed to L. G. Beaubien & Co., of 7
Bonds
sive.
;
Grenier, Ruel
to
on Sept. 1
1959 inclusive. »
Due
to
Due on Sept. 1
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
bonds offered Oct. 12 were award¬
ed
1950
as
various,' town
$255,000
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 170, M1950.
VartIf
-J' Suffolk,
of Prairie
7'777p p;7\'7 ; 7y;7;V77i7'
Farm.
.
payable
(annually)
(P. O. Laramie), Wyo.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
^
VIRGINIA
f
interest
v.
interest
any
on
a
and
optional on Hill & Co.
payment date thereafter.
on
The
3y4s.
as
from
Que.
1964.
$10,000
$24 000
'77 /'7/7. ;:7'
,
of 3.60%, as follows:
price
Jan. 20,
on
QUEBEC
Dated
Prairie Farm, Wis.
motor patrol and snow plow
was sold on Oct. 26 to the
3%
inclusive.
1975
1958 to
from
improvement
mortgage revenue
Bond Sale—An issue of
SO,000 fire station and jail im¬ of Boston, as l3/4s, at a price of
provement bonds. Due on May 100.17, a basis of about 1.724%.
1, as follows: $1,000 from 1950 Dated Nov, 1, 1949 and due on
to 1956 inclusive; $2,000 from Aug. 1, from 1950 to 1963 inclu¬
Second high bid of 100.139
1957 to
1967 inclusive, and sive.
$3,000 from 1968 to 1974 incl. for 1.90s was made by Kenneth B.
Due
Due
r
Dated
interest.
Beauport,
bonds.
1957.
Toronto, at a price of 98.47, at a
.
,16,000
$50,000
of
purchase
sewage system
June; l,
on
.
$6,000 from 1971 to 1973 in¬
clusive, and $7,000 in 1974.;,
1959,
J;;
price
Kiel, Wis.
Offering—H. C. Duecker
Bond
from 1950 to 1955
U'Sj:''
VERMONT
inclusive; $3,000 from 1956 to
1959
Bradford, Vt.
inclusive; $4,000 from
Bond Sale—The $40,000 water
1960 to 1963 inclusive; $5,000
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive; works improvement bonds offered
May 1,
-
treasury
1949,
21,
on
WISCONSIN
City
bills has
Sold—An
0.51
at
1950.
Due
Blyth & Co., Seattle-First Nation¬
al Bank, Seattle, and First Nation¬
al Bank, Everett, jointly, for $253,000 as 2s, and $187,0Q0 as 2y4s, at a
price of 100.36, a basis of about
lows: $2,000
-
sold
Oct.
1969 inclusive.
1949.
$75,000,000
been
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
second highest bidder
was
1956.
from
<
of
Oct. 1
Due on
1,
Sept.
issue
Ottawa)
(P. O.
Bills
The
170,000 as iy4s. Due on June 1,
mature as follows:
street
l%s. Due
$85,000 as
Barcus, Kind¬
red & Co., of Chicago, as previ¬
ously noted in v. 170, p. 1448, were
sold as 4V2s, at a price of par, and
Due
Canada
Treasury
,
bonds purchased by
bonds.
Dated
Austin, and Dittmar & Co., of
San Antonio, at a price of par,
a basis of about 1.66%, as follows:
McCamey, Texas
Bond Sale Details—The $150,000
$100,000
2J/4s.
as
from 1962 to
of
1949. Denomina¬
Dated Nov. 15,
tion $1,000.
211,000
Kindred & Co., both of
Chicago, Emerson, Roche & Co.,
inclusive.
1955 to 1964
from
1
2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
as
Barcus,
15
3V2s. Due on Nov.
79,000 as
p.
Co., Barr Brothers & Co., all of
New York, F.
S. Yantis & Co.,
follows:
as
170,
—v.
Oct.
Due on
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
•: *'
26
erans' land bonds offered Oct.
Shaffer & Co., of
were
69,000
(State of)
Texas
1S/4S.
as
follows:
as
from 1951 to 1958 inclusive,
Sale—The $5,000,000 vet¬
Bond
Lipscomb County (P. O.
Lipscomb), Texas
Bond Sale Details—The $95,000
road
$160,000
been
Montmorency School Commission
Quebec
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
bonds
offered
Sept.
13
were
awarded to Gairdner & Co., of
of 100.18, a
Portland, at a price
basis of about 2.11%,
Road Dist. No. 1
Tex.
Sherman County
Dist. No. 8
Road
County
O.
(P.
Monday, October 31, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1748)
56
of
Bank,
Toronto,
& Co., and the
of Commerce,
at a price of
follows:
basis of about 3.34%, as
7
"
$15,000
as
98.54,
a
14,000
as
.from
Dated
3s.
1950
from
-
on Aug. 15
1959 inclusive.
Due
to
3Ws. Due on
I960- to
Aug, 15,
1969
1949.
Aug. 15
inclusive.
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