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BUS.
ABM,
LIBRARY
12
SEP
1949
MONDAY
'I
:*SE" -T1
Reg. U. a Pat. Office
Volume
New
Number 4837
170
Price 75 Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, September 12, 1949
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
$
,i* j
Profit from
Other
-
Total
Int.
Provision
Provision
foreign
for
of
Amortization
Balance
taxes
income
income
financing expenses
carried
Profit per
earned
to
surplus
Dividends
Aluminium
on
Limited
no
par
shares declared
value
share, against $3,349,845, or 90 cents per share in
of
ers
Los
___
the first six months
record Aug.
8,
s
nounced
'
Sept. 7.
will
funds
The
primarily
used
for
Exchange
Toronto
Stock Exchange—Curb Section..
development
the
of
the
••
Coast Service—
A
corporation
interchange
'
Sept.
1
the
by
Aeronautics
■
■
change of
out
-
date a year be¬
represented by loans made during the
compared with $35,318,333 for the same
Capital and surplus totaled $18,328,822, compared with
business,
$47,615,181,
before.
latest six-month period, American Investment was
year
a
the
of
of this com¬
Agricultural Imple¬
end a strike called
,by the UAW at the company's main plant in Brooklyn, N. Y., on
May 2, Morehead Patterson, Chairman of the Beard, announced on
Sept. 7.
V : •'
....
•"
has
agreement
the
pany
and
ment
•
Workers
reached
been
Automobile
United
America
of
(CIO)
between
management
Aircraft and
bringing to an
Auction Sales
"These
■
•
.'
.
the
this
Power
by
increase
of
kwh.,
V.
p.
170,
-
,
.
Mr.
Patterson
about 29 cents an hour in
cents an hour."—V. 170,
;; V
■, ...
25
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•.
Light Co.—Weekly Input—
ended
week
Sept. 1, 1949, the system inputs of subsidiaries
amounted to 249,833,000 kwh., an increase of 24,11.03%, over the corresponding week of last year.—
company
829,000
;
&
demands,"
non-wage
cost
our
wage
.
! V •
American
For
of
44
44
contract,
wage
increased
general
782.
P.
44
demands.
have
the
to
new
immediate
an
"would
addition
.
Federal Reserve System
for
economic
said,
44
the
Patterson said
minor
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
,
which runs until Dec. 31, 1950,
increase of six cen^s an hour plus
a
three cents an hour wage boost effective Jan. 1, 1950.
The
union
had
originally demanded a 25 cents an hour general
wage
increase, full payment by the company of all insurance and
hospitalization premiums,
expanded pension
plan,
paid sick leave,
severance
pay,
two additional holidays, longer vacations and other
Mr.
provides
43
Reserve Banks
airlines jointly announced they will provide three round trips
including one between Miami and Los Angeles, one between
and San Francisco
and a
third between Atlanta and Los
The
daily,
was
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Strike Ends—
An
Investment News._Cover
50
Foreign Exchange Rates
:
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
-
speeds
planes.
receivable
volume of
Total
-
months,
At the end
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44
Dividends Declared and Payable.
_..__44
an
travel between the two areas and eliminates
connections. Passengers will be able to board a plane of either carrier
at any of the scheduled stops on the route and fly to any other with¬
agreement
The
an
notes
operating 166 offices in 135 cities situated in 18 States.—V. 169, p. 2746.
;'f
The Course of Bank Clearings
flights
of
"The recently completed integration ot the'
1949, after American's acquis.t.on of over 96%
exchange of stock.
at June 30 totaled 857,862.056, up $16,-
April 30,
on
$11,658,520
.33,,
:
■;
General Corporation &
when
DC-6
terms
Civil
■></■'.
■■
■
...
inaugurated Sept. 25
Inc. will begin
cities under
coast
west
approved
agreement
Board.
,
will be
Lines,
Air
and
Atlanta
Co.
period in 1948.
State and City Bond Offerings.
service
air
Delta
and
Miami,
between
<<-
t
s
coast-to-coast
new
this
six
33
_
''
;\v'
Miscellaneous Features
;\V ':
Inaugurate New Coast-to-
American Airlines, Inc.—To
fore.
__24
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
;«•
-
(Dow-Jones)
is
•
approximately 45% in the first half of 1949 over
1948 is due largely to acquisition of the Ohio
not the result of expans:on of the loan volume of
41
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Stock and Bond Averages
$0.85
further announced:
030,858 from the $41,831,198 outstanding at the same
......42
—
and
Co.
Instalment
Transactions New York Stock Exchange______24
This system, invented by Henry Booth, President
of Amalgamated Textiles, was developed in conjunction with Eastman
Kodak Co. for the clothing industry in taking precision measurements
of the human form.
It has, however, applications in many other fields.
The system has already been adopted by some of the leading clothing
retailers.
Markets
Over-the-counter
in
ownership through
39
Exchange
Stock
PhotoMetric system.
manufacturers and
.....
of
company," he said.
ment
38
.38
Exchange
Curb
Toronto
-
be
Stock
Montreal
1,066,268
$1.07
companies' organizations and assets should permit economies and
form the basis for sound future growth."
/
The assets of Ohio Finance Co. were purchased by American Invest¬
37
Stock Exchange
Francisco
San
Montreal
Privately—
A $1,000,000 10-year 4Y4% serial note, due Sept. 1, 1959,
has been placed with one of the leading life insurance
companies by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, it was an¬
Amalgamated Textiles, Ltd.—Notes Placed
.
$1,016,499
1,092,134
$1.38
two
36
....
__
share was payable Sept. 3, to hold¬
1949.—V. 169, p. 1557.
$1,289,490
1,188,756
Barues, President,
period
same
either
.35
35
36
36
Exchange
1948
$1,860,693
outstanding..
increase
Finance
35
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
St. Louis Stock Exchange
and
the
34
34
Exchange
Angeles Stock
"The
/■
1947
1949
after charges and taxes.
shares
Donald L.
34
Detroit Stock Exchange
A dividend of 50 cents per
1948.
Exchange.
Stock
Common
used
funds will providelending facilities.
FIRST HALF OF YEAR
FOR
Earnings per common share
24
29
Exchange
:
Chicago Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Cleveland
Net profit
13
(Stocks)
Boston Stock
amounted to $3,722,050, or $1 per
paid in the first sin months of 1949
of
New York Curb
13,153,071
$3.54
$3.47
payable
trustee under the
the sale of these debentures will be
proceeds from
CONSOLIDATED RESULTS
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
13,627,216
389,505
84,640
12,908,301
;
share
Stock Exchange
New York
91,087
378,073
36,832
the
6 Months Ended June 30—
Page
•
New York
7,109,889
2,706,353
13,323,206
pfd. shares of subsidiary cos
in profit of Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.
;/.•
61,802
v
2,911,234
91,215
taxes
on
int.
Profit
year-
—
Dividends
Min.
1
:—
Canadian
for
within
matur.
not
interest
While
Stock and Bond Quotations
'
25,638,869
2,042,522
25,917,070
2,060,045
87,040
7,444,330
-
indebtedness
on
Other
Interest
as
immediately to retire current bank notes, these
additional capacity for increasing the company's
24,768,983
869,886
24,855,737
1,061,333
operations
income
is
MISCELLANEOUS
-
indenture.
This Issue
In
100,052,683 100,691,173
& admin, exps.—
75,196,946
75,922,190
gen.
Copy
News
1959, when the final $1,000,000 becomes due.
semi-annually on March 1 and September 1.
The Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston will act
1948
1949
Sales
sales, incl. seil.,
INSURANCE
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
Aluminium Ltd. (&
Six Months Ended June 30—
tost of
INDUSTRIAL
-
a
or
878.
Atlanta
fastest
present
from
hours
have
effect
long
southeast
the
from
the
have
Delta
and
travel
giving
of
the
Assistant Vice-President and General Sales Manager
Airlines, Inc., said.
.
,
'
' '
' f
can
V
route
lines
Both
?
CAB's
for
170,
P.
is
a
getting
a
781.
,
,•/
•Cost of
Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
Gas $
company
with the SEC
an
offer will expire
The offering
the
which
number
such
the
for
shares
price is to be determined by competitive bidding, under
will invite proposals for the purchase of such
shares as are not subscribed for by stockholders plus
(not in excess of 49,808)
of additional shares as may
purchased' by the company in connection with stabilizing activities,
may be undertaken by the company.
Proceeds
stock
the
of
sale
will
be
added
to
general
funds
of the
time, be used to purchase additional
amounts
subsidiaries of the company and for
ether corporate purposes.
Such additional investments in subsidiaries
will enable those companies to meet part of the estimated costs of
their construction programs. It is expected that approximately $20,000,000
will be applied in 1949 to the purchase of additional shares of
common stock of Appalachian Electric Company.
and will, from time to
of equity securities of
company
The
for
To
21/?
in
ending
years
this
cost,
1950
an
and
securities by certain
The
balance
programs of the
company's subsidiaries
with lycl is estimated to be $178,360,000.
additional $18,000,000 of equity financing by
the issuance and sale of $60,000,000 of senior
construction
of
cost
the
meet
American
I
of
the
subsidiaries in 1950 and
required
funds would
1951 is contemplated.
be provided
from internal
sources.-
Provision
'I
on
Big Board—
admitted to dealings on the
New York Exchange on Sept. 1,
1949, this issue was removed from
unlisted trading on the New York Curb Exchange.—V. 170, p. 878.
>
-
other
and
income
(net)—
15,102,570
18,946,858
654,407
$1,169,606
599,145
other charges
$794,018
The
$10 par
common
stock having been
,
$38,000,000
1.
of nearly 10%
of the total issue
Initially, the debentures are con¬
payable by surrender of $100 of debentures
and payment of $30 in cash for each share of stock to be issued upon
conversion.
On and after June 20, 1951, they will be convertible by
the surrender of $100 of debentures and payment of $40 in cash.—
V. 170, p. 878.
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amounted
vertible at
to
$394,372,900.
$130 per share,
$570,461
Drl5,092
21,794
$778,925
.....
for
...
Federal
$592,255
315,000
income taxes
profit
Dividends
declared
Dividends
on
common
per
common
L—
stock—
252,500
share
Earnings
on
preferred
$463,925
166,140
—
stock
.
' V
American
On
Sept.
Viscose
16,
stock will be
a
Corp.—Partial
of
total
drawn
4,301
on
171,967
$0.51
$0.29
hand at June 30,
1949 and
1948.
30,
shares
for redemption
p.
on
of
Nov.
Redemption—
5%
1,
preferred
cumulative
1949 at $115
per
share,
878.
$339,755
292,725
....
•Including write-downs of inventories
American Writing Paper Corp.—Earnings—
Gross
sales,
Cost of
less
1947
1949
1948
$4,620,725
4,386,271
246,872
$5,938,226
5,650,386
308,999
•$12,419
•$21,159
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
etc
returns,
—
goods sold—;
—_
Selling, admin, and gen. exps.——■
$7,260,639'
6,176,534
396,818
NOTE—The
provision charged to operations for depreciation on prop¬
during the year ended June 30, 1949
and $169,622 during the year ended June 30, 1948.
erties in
use
amounted to $195,796
believes that all of the balance of the inventory
reserve
provided in previous years will not be needed, $200,000 has
been transferred to the surplus account.
This $200,000 plus the profit
comnany
now
operations, or a total of $663,925, has been added
the surplus account.
After the payment of preferred dividends, the
of
$463,925
to
Operating
Other
income
income
Total
Inactive
added
common
equal
share
the
$687,287
4,738
property expenses
7,411
16,798
•$7,681
(net)
income
•$13,748
$704,084
22,329
(net)—
3,271
-
'
"•V
from
amount
income
Prov.
for
Fed.
Prov.
lor
special reserves—
taxes
on
—
19,822
.
260,019
r
15,000
50,615
•$32,020
$373,628
stock.
Net
book
The
to
on
June
value
The company
stock
in
the
on
30,
of the
was
to
85
cents
per
on
June 30, 1949 was $5,579,369, compared with
1948.
The current asset ratio was 6.5 to 1.
stock was $10.31 per share.
Net
r_
•$30,010
income
.•Loss.—V.
169,
p.
2094.
common
purchased 1,640 shares of its 6% cumulative preferred
market at a total cost of $77,175.
After these
were 54,550 shares of this class of stock outstanding.
open
purchases there
—V.
surplus
working capital
$5,796,076
170, p. 101.
.
,
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"
.
.
:
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Sells Debentures
Privately—The company Sept. 2 announced the sale of
$5,000,000 of subordinated 4% sinking fund debentures
due Sept. 1, 1.959 to two insurance companies. This sale,
closed on Sept. 1, 1949, brings company's total subordi¬
nated debentures outstanding to $8,000,000.
Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of
Boston purchased
$3,000,000 of
the debentures and Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Philadelphia, Pa., purchased the remaining $2,000,000.
Terms of the issue call for redemotion of $500,000 of the debentures
New
Listed
»<
—
expenses-
administrative
;
As the
-h.'7
Oct. 24.
which
(
before
income
June
close of
new
company
498,081
the
*be
/
.
Total
additional
business Oct. 7, 1949, will be
at the rate of one share
each
nine
shares
then held, plus additional shares, subject
allotment, not purchased by other stockholders.
The subscription
subscribe
to
at the
of record
Stockholders
entitled
—
conversion
the
represents
which
plus accrued dividends.—V. 170,
Sept. 7 filed a registration statement
proposing an offering to its common stockholders of
498,081 shares of common stock ($10 par).
The
of
This
1948
'
.
registration Aug. 12, 1949.—V. 169, p. 2525.
American
;
sales.
Profit
Other
Net
to
period which began Sept.
company)
1949
;•
;
,
$16,550,995 $20,116,464
general and
Selling,
Cladmetals Co.—Deregistration—
Co.
Approximately $38,000,000 of company's 3 Ve% convertible debentures
1959 were converted Into some 380,000 chares of the company's
stock during the first two business days of the * conversion
the
from
for
\
leather
of
sale
newly ap¬
1,000,000 common shares (par $1) offered under registration
statement (No. 7247)
which became effective Nov. 6, 1947, 661,248
shares were sold at $1.50 per share and 338,752 shares were removed
Of
(Including its wholly-owned subsidiary
Years Ended June 30—
Net
the
Telegraph
&
capital
$1,448,425
time
service
of
American Hide & Leather Co.—Earnings—.
of Ameri-
announcement and
record
of
American
*
the
into operation."
presently use DC-6s.—V.
start
scheduled
proved
between
interval
25-day
"The
Telephone
3y8% Debentures Converted—
operated coordinated schedules to
to the west, but the new service
public one carrier service," C. R.
Speers,
•/
American
the
two
today's
"American
expedite
will
flights will cut an hour and 20 minutes from
schedule from Atlanta to Los Angeles and nearly
best Los Angeles-Miami time.
The new
Angeles.
on
England
Sept.
1, 1951, and a like amount each year
thereafter to Sept. 1,
Edward D.Jones & Co.
Established
300 North 4th
1871
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
New York Stock
Exchange
Phone
Exchange
Stock
St.
Louis
Chicago Stock Exch.
Chicago Bd. of Trade
New York Curb Exchange Associate
CEntral
Bell
SL
7600
Teletype
593
2
creased
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—Earnings—
(Including wholly-owned subsidiary companies)
into
12 Mos. '49
3 Mos. '48
3 Mos. '49
Period Ended June 30—
Net
sales
$3,474,451 $11,147,696 $36,277,586
products sold before deprec.
and depletion —Y——Y.—■7,392,555
10,288,601
33,630,587
—
-
Cost of
Gross
Other
profit
—-Y $1,081,896
$859,095
$2,646,999
14,512
20,976
223,731
YY;Y-.:.$1,096,408
$889,071
$2,870,730
177,581
17,014
150,000
206,900
698,413
69,531
454,591
223,120
sales
on
income
.
(net)
Total income
■-
Admin.,
selling
Interest
expense,
and other
Net
—
Y—Y-_YY
profit
"Earnings per
"After prior
requirements,—V. 169, p. 2310.
Co., Inc.—August Sales Drop—
Angerman
1949—7 Mos,—1948
$5,029,922
$5,072,501
1949—Month—1948
$782,276
$736,525
—
170, p.
$1,425,075
$1.61
$337,576
$0,38
$560,573
$0,71
share
common
preferred dividend
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
,—V.
195,207
18,768'
135,000
186,860
exps
net—,
Y:
Depreciation and depletion
Federal income taxes (est.)
4Y«%
to
from 4%.
stock
common
the
of
$1,000
plan
The interest rate would remain at 4%.
turity.
YYYrY%
hand
Y,
'
a
year,
of
maturity in 1951.
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,
;
"
-
and
000,000
A. P. W. Products Co.,
Net
sales
Cost
of
———
sales
Provision
Selling,
before
for
and gen.
exps.—
2,372,469
65,745
267,151
2,959,873
1,915,947
68,969
299,423
depreciation—
depreciation——
admin,
June 26,'48 June 29,'47
$3,686,052
$2,937,493
July 2,'49
$2,185,667
dividends
No
Inc.—Earnings—
68,125
326,820
be paid
the
on
preferred
company's
or
road
has
into
stocfk
common
convertible
outstanding
present
at
callable
and
60
and $4,792,000
"$98,671
Or1,639
$331,234
8,125
$232,128
1,970
*$100,310
Operating profit
$339,359
41,551
$234,099
50,501
4,458
4,038
——
jMiscellaneous earnings
<net)_
'
Total
income
Interest
on
funded
Interest
on
notes
Approp.
to reserve for Inventories—
for
Prov.
Net
.
profit
Common
and
Federal
acceptances.
income
taxes
each
non-
To
outstanding—.,
common share
per
_
.
refunding mortgage bonds.
The road, statd Mr. Hutchins,
has had full cooperation of the RFC in framing its plan, and has ten¬
tative assurance of assent to the plan from that agency.
Under the
by
$98,561
233,753
$0.42
"Loss.
holders
Mr.
therefor.—V.
Ry.
2094.
tax
Ry.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.—Bank Loan—
pany's
the
of
704,906
11,017
680,843
119,753
5,764,729
1,611,549
1949-1S50 construction program.
$7,138
44,999
$1,900,783
Br9,767
36,780
initial
$9,500,000
of
*
*$58,281
1,051
bearing 2 %% interest and maturing three years from the date of
the supplemental loan agreement.
There is now outstanding under
the original Loan Agreement $12,500,000 of 2 V!» %notes payable to
the bank.—V, 170, p. 782.
;
1Y :Y.YY
$52,137
Dr387
,
Associated
Telephone
Co.
Telegraph
&
—
Debentures
Placed Privately—The First Boston Corp. and W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc., have placed privately an issue of $9,500,000 15-year 3%% debentures, due Aug. 1, 1964, it was
*$57,230
$1,843,433
18,567
Associates Investment Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
1948
1949
.
Discounts, interest and other income—;
$14,204,608 $11,715,068
Operating
Y 9,568,587
expenses
—
.
Provision for Federal income taxes
consolidated
1,800,000
$2,756,041
Income from financing operations—.—
Dividends received from non-finance subsidiaries
not
7,649,140
1,880,000
$2,265,928
The
of
to
&
60,000
-
$3,296,041
916,596
$2,325,928
Net income of company and
•Based
on
all subsidiaries..
have
to
company
$1,862,000
339,068
$5,275
approved
$1,522,932
$1,624,253
made
change
effective
Corp.,
Sept. 6.
on
to
proposal
a
Queen
Speed
$3,086,190
$4.04
$2.96
1,041,824 shares outstanding.
The company and its wholly-owned finance subsidiaries during- the
Six months ended June 30, 1949 acquired a gross volume of receivables
aggregating $300,140,072, compared
period of the previous year.
with
$298,484,707
in
the
same
lien wholesale loans decreased 2.1%.
Approximately 75% of the whole¬
sale loans
outstanding were with new automobile dealers.
The
unearned
discount
at
June
30,
1949
amounted
to
$11,899,471,
compared with $10,444,145 as of June 30,
1948. yYYYA/YY- YY';Y
The net premiums written by the Emmco Insurance Co, and its subthe 1949 Perlod amounted to
$7,921,705, as compared with
$6,878,177 for the first six months of 1948. and the unearned premiums
increased from $8,185,969 at June
30, 4948 to $10,476,924 at the end
of. the current period.
The consolidated gain for the period, after
provision for taxes and all
reserves, amounted to $1,238,834
as com¬
pared with $675,688 for the first six months of 1948.—V.
170,' p. 686.
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
July—
1949
Gross from
railway....
railway^—
Net from
Net ry. oper.
i948
$324,412.
:
Barnsdall
1946
'
Oct.
the
$358,680
49,024
62,194
1,219
6,282
9,159
33,951
-
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway-—
Net
from
Net ry.
2,323,069
2,657,447
261,492
485,000
257,052
158 817
*7,631
111,651
*38,904
67,789
railway..
oper.
income—
•Deficit.—V.
170, p.
2,297,075 * 2,247,782
486.
I.
Y
"
Atlas Corp.—Ogden
Corp. to Be Merged With Barnsdall
Corp. See latter below.
Sells Control of Franklin, Simon &
Co., Inc.—See City
Stores Co. below.—V.
170, p. 782.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—-Announces Plan for Debt
Readjustment—
*
sj^ort,ly a?ply t0 the ICC for authority
voiuntary debt readjustment plan under the Mahaffie
c.aT„h® pla"'
heen. approved, by directors,
tS*!?!' S
trust 4% bonds,
1,
1951,
to propose
Act.
involves the out-
bonds and collateral
»
-,tht Pr°Puosed Plan. Curtis M. Hutchins, President,
hale been discussed with larger holders of the
reaction to the proposal has been entirely
hmui?'
,
favorable "
Under
both
AreftJn?mR mortgage 4%
due July
the
?® JeJelf
tended 25
plan,
the
consolidated
refunding, mortgage bonds would
Their maturity would be ex¬
d firsfc mort8a$e bonds.
years
to July
1,
1976.
and the interest rale
Ohio,
included.—V.
not
was
170,
p.
102.
Ry.—Earnings—
1948
1947
Agreement
in
278,354
income
*51,479
149,144
64,745
179,757
5,360,042
6,103,789
5,386,220
5,613,956
2,465,636
2,517,258
2,388,822
2,808,937
863,598
1,208,066
1,240,780
1,175,787
railway—
railway—
income.__
170, p. 486.
Co.—Earnings—
July 31—
shrs.
1947
1948
1949
officers
and
of
Barnsdall
between
to be
for
their
known
the
as
1946
$17,387,968 $18,216,348 $17,120,169 $18,107,696
924,587
663,390
1,155,838
1,799,571
—
600,000
600,000
$1.54
$3.00
taxes.
depreciation and
cash
position, including government securities, totaled $5,870,782
July 31, 1949, as compared with $4,260,333 on the same date a
ago.—V. 169, p. 1663.
year
shares
35,000
in
Planned—To
to
and
Co.
Barnsdall
as
Ogden
the
Corp.
Oil Co.
with
the
will
stock
to
is
used
be
directors
statements for
are in course
merger
preparation.
class
new
a
its
construction
$3,522,000
used
be
Public
program
for
and sell
funds to
the years
its
$15
a
competitive bidding.
shares of 6%
at
Proceeds
preferred
premium, the balance
12,942
per
share
preferred will be made subject to the
stockholders of Blackstone and to
holders of the 6%
preferred. As owner of
Eastern Utilities Associates, Boston, will waive
of
the
of
the
rights
offer
of the
99.17%
at
construction.
offering
exchange
an
time
any
sale
for
outstanding
the
retire
at
for
offered
be
to
to
callable
stock,
new
common
the
to
common,
right to subscribe for the new preferied and the exchange offer will
on a
share for share basis, subject to dividends adjustments,
be
made
plus
the
cash
a
Blackstone equal to the difference
the 6%
preferred and the public
167, p. 1466.
by
payment
redemption
price
of
between
offering
price of the new preferred.—V.
Blaw-Knox
been
from
same
Proxy
vote
has
resulting
company
Barnsdall Oil Co.
on
the proposed
present
meetings
Oil
merger;
ol
part,
Sell Pfd.—
SEC authorization to issue
of preferred stock to provide
.1949-1951.
* •
Place
requested
has
company
finance,
according
1,
,.
Co.—Consolidation
principle
merger
1946
$668,178
$1.93
The
name
Privately With Prudential Insurance Co. and With
Banks—Floyd B. Odium, Chairman of this company and
President of Atlas Corp. of which Ogden Corp. is a sub¬
sidiary, and William Dewey Loucks, President of Barns¬
dall
Oil
Co., made the following announcement on
Sept. 2:
reached
purchased
600,000
The
Loan
proposal
stock
of
of
would
be
to-
that
is
Barnsdall
stock
common
Oil
of
the
holder
will
Co.
the
each
of
have
the
share
one
right
to
of
receive
The
company
rolling
order
Co.—Completes Austrian Contract—
Sept.
on
completed
$
Austrian
$1,000,000
a
order
for
machinery, the last shipment leaving on that date.
The
by the Austrian firm, Osterreichische Metallwerke
mill
placed
was
Aktiengesellshaft. It covered the design and manufacture of
rolling mills and auxiliary equipment.—V. 170, p. 783.
from
the
Ogden
new
lar
will
value
to
convert
said
of
will
holders
of
rated
they
stated
thus
of
received
of
share
four cold
$55
resulting
stock
common
share,
a
the
into
with
Bowser, Inc. .(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
limited
into
a
of
Cost
Admin.,
Other
be
issued
as
equivalent
result
a
of
in
Y
receive
stock,
to
the $20,000,000 will be pro
stock
common
for
the
excess
on
taxes
stock
Co.,
of
Ogden Corp.,
will
unless
of
owner
take
it
about
of
80%
and of 637,250
common
stock
only
the
shares
"Loss.
its
holdings
in
the
necessary for it to convert into preferred stock
for part of its holding in order to
give the merged company a total
of $20,000,000 par value of preferred stock
outstanding at conclusion
of the merger, in which event it will elect to convert into preferred
in
25%
of
merger.
no
event
the
In
its
of
be
holdings
required
stock
common
effect
to
to
take
that
it
this
preferred
would
provided
result,
352,426
*$290,292
$1,418,757
138,500
t292,980
539,712
income-——
on
income
on
due
net income
+On
Cr91,626
—
profits
of
of Canadian
*$565,774
*$491,646
certain subsidiaries operating
subsidiary.—V. 170, p. 2.
at
$879,045
a
profit,
1949
1948
1947
$146,277
$132,857
$119,826
-
9,930
9,628
8,476
(est.)—
7,488
6,527
5,396
—
$128,858
$116,702
$105,954
104,344
104,344
83,475
securities
from
Expenses
Accrued
*.
Federal income tax
(
Atlas
other
words, all holders except Atlas Corp. shall have
the right to get either preferred stock or common stock or
part pre¬
ferred stock and part common stock
provided they cannot take more
than $20,000,000 par value of
preferred stock in the aggregate. Atlas
Corp.
2,961,686
292,623
Six Months Ended June 30—
Income
for more than
receive in
the
stock
otherwise
2,764,288
228,704
Boston Personal Property Trust—Earnings—
merger,
becomes
sufficient
2,153,703
outstanding
of
shares of stock of Barnsdall Oil
for
11,265,339
income)
carry-back
Consolidated
the
above.
Corp.,
expense
other
taxes
of
tOn profits
Atlas
(less
income
refund
aggregate par value, and
if
companies elect to convert into
present
service
and
7,685.724
*$527,274
sales
Estimated
the
$20,000,000
of
preferred
6,013,062
——
expense
Net
Est.
to
1947
$7,368,195 $10,452,344 $15,998,209
_
sales
of
1948
1949
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net sales
simi¬
stock.
preferred
stock
to
of
will
share
one
twentieth
one
stock
stock
$20,000,000
and
basis
each
cumulative
limited
be
of
preferred
common
than
more
the
5%
of
of
a
the right to receive a fraction of a share of
to be determined between a maximum of one
yet
minimum
a
amount
merger
holder
have
stock
and
right
par
The
The
merger.
Corp.
common
common
one
merged company with
the right for
period of time following the merger to convert such share
par value of 5%
cumulative preferred stock of said company
rfhall
$352,449
41,618
$321,313
44,130
income...
Oil
1
210,549
preemptive
stock
1947
Sept.
Co.'s business and plant name, including its
Sandusky and Carey, Ohio. The latter's dairy
SI.11
.
eighteenth
The receivables outstanding at June 30, 1949 amounted to $208,120,692,. compared with $176>345,920 at the same date last year. The motor
lien retail instalment notes
outstanding increased 37,3% and the motor
as
that this company on
1
Sept.
600,000
2462.
p.
ioliowing
Dairy
profit
The
167,
1,500,000
cutstdg..
$1,949,187
324,934
is engaged in producing and distributing domestic
washing machines, ironing machines and certain other laundry equip¬
ment. The washing machines are sold under the trade name of "Speed
Queen."~V.
changing
on
760,262
$4,212,637
share.....
per
10
$588,877
sales
"After
company
The
•Earnings
Oct.
271,724
oper.
Common
Seelig Mfg. Co.—To Change Name—
announcement
an
The
stockholders
Consol. net income credited to earned surplus
Undistrib. inc. of non-finance subsids. not consol.
vote
486,
p.
stockholders
this
the
540,000
^
will
23
750,000 shares, par $25 to
shares to be issued in exchange'for
shares outstanding.
common stockholders', proportionate vot¬
$699,528
from
•Net
Y 7,108
announced
Sept. 7. Proceeds will be used to refund out¬
standing 5%%: debentures at 102V2 which have been,
called for payment Nov. 1. See V. 170, p. 878.
from
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—To
Barlow
approxi¬
reserves.—
169,441
Best &
on
170,
gas
$581,818
6 Mcs. End.
$1,942,079
$51,750.
46,475
49,588
*$106,818
"Deficit.—V.
roughly
and
reserves
Earnings per com. share
income
Net
has
company
gas
1,605,572
for
charges
charges.—
Fixed
the
new
common
Upper
"Deficit.—V.
Net
(net)
available
proved
Sept.
stock
railway
oper.
ry.
$1,951,846
Dr57,350
"$95,061
fixed
borrowings will be evidenced by promissory
notes of Arkansas Louisiana
bearing interest at 2%%
per annum
payable semi-annually and maturing three years after date of issue.
The additional $3,500,000 of borrowings may be obtained at any time
within 12 months and are to be evidenced by a new note or notes
The
Income
that
of
railway.—
from
5,983,220
(net)
income
Other
borrowings will be used to finance in part the com¬
ry.
Net
$9,540,638
$3,500,000 as may be needed.
Proceeds
from
Net
income—
and
From Jan. 1—
$9,277,061
income
oper.
the company has ap¬
proved reserves of oil, condensates
another
approximately 34,000,000
1949
from
Gross
1949—7 Mos.—1948
$807,739
accruals..
ry.
in
Net
company
Net
record
two
on
&
in
Tiffin,
Net
$620,862
expenses——
income
Milk
stores
Gross
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
1949—Month—1948
revenues
oper.
Rent
has received SEC authorization to enter into a sup¬
plemental loan agreement with Guaranty Trust Co. of New York under
which it proposes to borrow $9,500,000,
plus additional amounts up
of
approximately 539,000,75,000,000,000 cubic feet listed
reserves.
Y
yY' yY;
:
"
gas
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western
Operating income—
oper.
a
estimates that
feet
July—
condition of the railroad security market."
general
Period End, July 31—
Ry.
and
Texas,
that
COMPARATIVE
oper.
Dallas,
condensates, natural gaso¬
1949. This firm gives the
preferred and
each
preferred
share will have two
votes
split-up, as- against one vote as at present.
stcck
Pure
store
respective classes.
declared
the
from Jan. 1, 1949 through
DeGolver
reserves
and
reserves,
of
511,792
preserve
dairy
of its outstanding bonds at maturity.
It has become evident,
he added, "that no refundnig bonds could be sold to meet the maturing
Ry.
p.
the
of
merger
Y'"Y
of
Expansion in Ohio—
refunding bonds,
plan binding on
75%
of the
the proposed
of
of
approval
liquids,
common
It is announced
.
payment
applicable to $293,000 principal amount of 25-year 6%
convertible
notes, assented; nor for Federal income taxes since no liability exists
169,
make
gas
cubic
$12.50,
strength,
the
despite exhaustive studies ^over the past
two years, with aid of bankers, investment counselors and others, the
road had net been able to evolve a feasible plan that would permit
July 2, 1949, there was a net loss of $146,320 after all charges inciuding
$68,969 depreciation and $42,829 c:ue to markdown of
Inventories.
No provision has been
made for the $3,985 non-cumulative interest
to
in
Hutchins
holders
by
approval
would
debt, due to
NOTE—For the first six accounting periods
The
Act,
classes,
stockholders
common
of
Mahaffie
engineers
approximately
additional
management
indicated
of
par
of the
ing
other
81,000
$149,046
234,035
$0.64
"$146,320
234,035
Nil
—
—
shares
Earnings
51,476
3,423
29,914
Y—105,500
debt
own
gasoline
the authorized
outstanding are $3,600,000 collateral trust 4% bonds, all held
by Reconstruction Finance Corp. and secured by pledge of twice that
amount
with
possible
178,000,000 barrels of
shares,
non-callable.
and
to
Beatrice Foods Co.—Plans Two-for-One Stock Split-Up
Also
'
feet
or
700,000,000,000
The
are
proved
company
natural
about
$8,665,000
110
at
in
-
firm
mately 55,000,000,000 cubic feet of additional indicated
V. 170, p. 686.
of consolidated
refunding mortgage bonds, of which $3,873,000 are stamped convertible
at
petroleum
appraisal
*
the
prior
retirement, using
otherwise be held on
on
■;1';
,
time
for
would
stock
Y »'
from
to
date 141,668,233 barrels of proved oil, condensate
gasoline liquids reserves and an additional approximately
classified as probable or possible.
Said firm also
cubic
barrels
if there were unpaid accumulations on any sinking fund.
The
of
above.
obtained
independent
Barnsdali's
and
could
stock
common
retirement
to
has
stock
that
puropse
ruling is obtained
time
from
barrels
proximately
cumulative.
Jan. 1 to—
for
Co.
,
first $150,000 of net income each year.
To
contingent $150,000 from net income in excess
Both amounts are contingent on earnings, but
a
Oil
probable
as
the
each year.
this
referred
as
natural
41,302,000
gives the
sinking
gage bonds would be
this would be added
available
favorable
a
outstanding
own
for
unless
intends
company as of that
xi.
fund for the redesignated first mortgage bonds pro¬
vides for payment of 25%
of all net income in excess of $800,000, so
long as any of the collateral trust bonds remain outstanding.
After
retirement of the collateral trusts, the sinking fund for the first mort¬
The
and"
MacNaughton,
$150,000
plus a cumulative contingent sinking fund of $150,000 a year
net income in
excess
of $650,000 for the previous calendar
This sinking fund Is calculated to retire the bonds by their
year.
its
funds
Co.
report as to the company's reserves of oil,
line liquids and gas reserves as of
July 1,
collateral
out
Barnsdall
acquire
the
Earnsdall
;For the
sinking funds are to be proposed as part of the plan.
trust bonds there would be a fixed sinking fund of
New
of
proceedings
effect, such payment, in effect, being
sinking fund instalments for 1950 and
new
to
merger
some
not be effected
may
present
,
into
goes
proposed
this-point.
The
anticipation
1951.
The
maturity of the remaining bonds would be extended ten years to July
1, 1961.
The bonds would be callable for the sinking fund at par and
for all other purposes at 103%, decreasing 0.375%
each year to ma¬
the
merger
on
par
,.
of
Monday, September 12, 1949
the
The bonds all would be made convertible
railroad on the basis of 20 shares of stock
value of bonds.
They would be callable at face
value for sinking fund purposes and for other purposes at 104, de¬
creasing 0,25% annually to par.
Cf the collateral trust bonds, $600,000 would be paid at par after
each
for
cf $650,000
686.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
(978)
take common stock only, but
if all other holders have
through conversion to take less than $20,000,000 par value
of preferred
stock, Atlas Corp. will agree to convert so as to take
preferred stock instead of common stock,
within limits,
to make
up to a total of $20,000,000 par value of preferred stock of merged
company to be outstanding.
income
"Net
Dividends
"Before
$1,631
—V.
in
168,
paid
net
from
profit
loss
and
1948
sales cf securities of $7,322 in 1949 and
sale of securities of $53,793 in 1947.
on
1578.
p.
..
V
will
elected
To
provide funds for
oil
and
development and
adequate funds
hand for the payment in cash of the appraised value of any stock
the holder of which elects to have it
appraised in merger proceedings,
a
loan of $40,000,000 has been negotiated with the Prudential In¬
surance
Co.
of America and a group of
banks composed of The
First National Bank of- the
City of New York, The Chase National
Bank of the City, of New
York, Manufacturers Trust Co., The First
National Bank of Chicago, The First National Bank & Trust Co.,
Tulsa, Okla., and National Bank of Tulsa. This loan is to run for 13
years with $3,000,000 fixed prepayment each year prior to maturity.
for
general
corporate
purposes
as
exploration
have
as
to
(Incl.
on
The
maturities
and
the
The
for
the
first
5
remaining $25,000,000
are to be
Prudential.
years
by
taken by
the banks
new
stock
and
of
Statuo*
Application
to
the merger will
the
'*
qualify
as a
per
sales
that
to
33,977,482
p.
879.
for
for
Inventories
a
1946
$311,002
$0.89
and
state
on
income
the
as
quarter
$4,920,315 and for the fiscal year
with $6,414,027 and $23,915,005 a year
were
compared
ago.
-a<sb.
Revenue
1947
$1,341,296
$4.88
outstanding
requirements
$23,188,296
ruling
r»nir*r»#>n+;
Internal
also
$2,008,100
$7.47
year.
Net
were
tax free reorganization will be made and
of
holders, will
present
on
dividend
including Federal
their
said
$4.48
share
com.
subsidiaries)
1948
1949
$1,223,455
—
$2.50 par value common stock and
preferred stock,
tAfter all charges
taxes.
NOTES—The quarter ending on June 30, 1949 shows a net loss of
$4,808 before preferred dividends after absorbing price reductions of
approximately $475,000 during this period, and compares to a net
income
of
$326,174 after preferred dividends in the same quarter
"Based
after
have
course
■yrHh
Bureau
profit
"Earns,
merger
preferred
wholly-owned
Years Ended June 30—
tNet
last
proceeding in effect gives Barnsdall and Ogden stock¬
holders the right to take either, new common stock or, within limits,
Power Co., Inc.—Merger—See Po¬
Co. below.—V. 155, p. 1828.
(E. L.) Bruce Co.—Earnings—
and
well
gas
Braddock Light &
tomac Electric Power
on
on
June
June
30,
30,
1949
1948
amounted to $2,964,342 as compared
a reduction of $1,013,140.—V. 170,
or
THE
Number 4837
170
Volume
llncl.
wholly
companies)*
subsidiary
owned
$617,398
Total
expenses
net
Deferred
(Cri
crediti
Provision
of
Net income
,
Dividends
Dividends
on
class
A
common
stock
Dividends
on
class B
common
—V.
p.
2747.
,
,
.
505,974
.
l'I
income
170.
$80,288
111,693
Net Income •
12,001
"Includes
tax
savings from
.
169,
p.
Inc.—Places Note
Bullocks,
Privately—The company,
Pacific
operating department and specialty stores on the
Oper.
Proceeds of the financing will be used in part
to refund bank borrowings and the- balance will be avail¬
able for general corporate purposes.—V. 165, p. 1995.
authorized
Other
income
Gross
;
—V.
Bank
Co.,
Trust
&
York,
New
The
Agent—
Power Co.—Paying
Oregon
169,
Old
until
been
Y., has
N.
ap¬
2100
^Earnings
"After
shares
with
of
common
at
the
as
to
exceed
107V2
exhaust
to
interest.
and
based
and
177,330
»
amounted
Stock.—V.
$123,355,
to
169,
2.041%.
ACCOUNT
1949—12 Mos.—1948
272,691
4,078,375
income—
$413,553
$341,306
$5,855,911
1,728
1,833
19,751
$4,181,884
36,616
Net
oper.
Income
Gross
of
date
on
of
at
payment
residents
1
$343,139
$5,875,662
$.4,218,500
155,233
126,748
1,781,195
1,506,299
deducts.
•
—
to residents in the franc
all
in
Residents
zone
on
countries
other
Net
^
i
.
.
Cost
sold-,and admin,
charge
taxes^-curr.
yr._
income
Net
-
1
Crl32,000
436,500
Net income
.
tBased
loss.
"Net
Nil
share
common
shares outstanding.
430,000
on
NOTE—Loss for the three months ended June
of
income
dividends
or
convertible
showed
common stock,
on
the
that
out
net
a
after,
fi¬
company's
The
the
corporation
minal
acetic
acid
corporation,
The
material
its
at
producer
a
major
Chemical
plant
acetic acid, manufactures
Bishop, Tex^s. starting with
of
near
170,
p.
880.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway
$2,803,592
142,610
—
income
oper.
Net
from
329,707
189,375
115,144
•"36,461
Net
oper.
ry.
22,047,232
18,621,363
"Deficit.—V.
170,
p.
and
1,272,891
1,298,993
94,041
1,089,790
Int.
U.
1948
9,154,101
9,154,101
fund
Canada
16,602
Gross
618,801
164,000
applicable to com. stock and surplus
Earnings per common share, (560,000 shares)
164,000
p.
Franklin Simon
Joseph Klingcnstein.
Simon,
stores,
of
Filth Ave.,
located, on
Garden
in
are
City,
L. I., East Orange,
ry.
to
$3,141,935
$5,425,037
offices:
res.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
"
•OTB:
135
S.
and
Financial
Selbert,
La
On. account
Chronicle
President;
Salle
St.,
$1,233,800
■' $2.09
$2.20
v
(Reg.
William
Chicago
3.
Qfj the fluctuations in
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1949
12 Months Ended June 30—
"Operating
expenses
;
.
income
Net
income
.t
shares
Common
—
-
——-
outstanding
Federal
$8,515,545
338,752'
$8,854,297
$8,371,707
2,789,476
income
1,552,380
$7,301,917.
2,324.564
$2.59
$2.65
3,775,775
3,818,000
Earnings per ccmmon share—
"Including
i".'
$9,640,289
1,268,582
—
a
—
1948
401,156
deductions
etc.,
Interest,
'
$9,239,133
Not operating revenues
Non-operating revenues
Gross
,
$32,803,946 $56,557,847
53,564,813 48,042,302
Operating revenues
214,967
54,906
58,842
2,179,225
—V.
share——
2,226,664
.
$3,186,968
taxes
$1,897,141
$3,186,968
$L14 •
$1.94
$2,917,123
300,000
six months ended June
from
from
2416.
Development
company
Aug.
29,
Operating
551,006
768,041
280,118
449,889
183,320
its
production
D.
111.
the
U.
S.
Riggs,
Patent
Business
(Telephone
rates
of
exchange,
-1948
12 MOS. *49
$774,296
590,213
$569,126
$1,526,456
525,123
1,178,580
$184,083
$144,004
8,020
ii
income
$2,176,964;:':
349,812
231,652
•Gross
Income
income
3,260
12,859
$192,104
$192,104
$147,263
$360,735
$347,877,
—
———
44,421
28,441
80,954
$147,633
deductions, (net)—
$118,822
$279,782
,
Net
18,152,432
19,647,690
17,055,001
15,076,487
4,190,833
5,147,429
1,943,847
3,192,042
income
U
917,468
"576,342
Fed.
&. State
inc.
taxes—
46,950
38,034
98,883
$100,733
$80,788
$180,898
1.419,561
1,357,382
Frov.
for
Balance
-V
170, p. 881.
HO.
to
p,
surplus.
3.
William
1
remittance
weeks
1946
Manager.
0613);
the four
,
railway
railway
Net ry. -oper. income—
Office)
State
for
1949—6 Mos.
,
revenue—electric
Operating expenses" and gen. taxes.
Other
•
that
Operating
$1.96.—V. 169, p. 2416.
1947
Co., Ltd.—Production—
1949
Period Ended June 30—
30, 1947 before
$2,461,271
announces
Colorado Central Power Co.—Earnings-
*$1.78
1948
179,144
p.
amounted to 369,375 barrels, compared with,:
494,988 barrels for the five weeks ended Aug. 1, 1949, and 364,883
barrels for the four weeks ended June 27, 1949.—V. 170, p. 688.
$3,217,123
-
$2,877,047
Income—
The
ended
$2,500,773
railway
oper.
169,
Colon
62,781
1,298,177
conting.;
for
railway
"Deficit.—V.
Dana
Washington,
*
$5,506,568
108,290
-
to earned surplus,
common
From Jan. 1—
Net
2415.
Commercial
William
N. J., apd Green-,
It also operates stores in Bridgeport, Conn.,
Conn.
Oswald
Hatch,
New York City, has three
NY, REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert,
B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New Yurk 8, advertising issue)
with a statistical issue
Published twice a week [every .Thursday (general news & Smith. " Copyright 1949 by William B, Dana
and
Edwards
Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories
as
second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y.. under the Act of March 3,
1879.
American Union, $35.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada,
$38.00 per year.
Other Countries. $42.00 per year.
The
the Franklin Simon.?
Boyd
L.
C., Atlanta, Ga., and Cleveland, Q. Franklin Simon will open a new
store in Newton, Mass., a suburb of Boston, next spring.
The City
Stores group operates de partmcnt and specialty stores
in, 17 eastern and southern cities.—V. 169, p. 2748.
$5,291,600
1949
from
from
Gross
$1,170,405
—
IG'9,
,
and Executive Vice--
President
D.
18,246,427
$5,266,142
158,895.
$1,897,141
per
Net
$1,397,800'
requirements.
Balance
(est.)
income
Net
-r-V.
wich,
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings-—
$2,016,600
694,441
(net).
dividend
branch
About
20,526,159
providing for contingency reserve were
$1,334,405
stock
Levin,
C.
Leo
Hutton & Co., will continue on
E.
and
Franklin
manu¬
16,450,315
debentures.
inc. taxes
July—
Preferred
and
Denny
directors
Johnston
L.
$1,999,999
-
.
(net).
deductions
'
'
'V';!..-;.-
Howard
Retiring
.
-
"Earnings per share for the
8,304,787
Dr7,870
and taxes...
$2,028,846
Income
Knox, director of City Stores and President of R. H.
Mass., and Alfred Blasband, City Stores director
and Treasurer of Bankers Securities Corp., Phil¬
B.
board.
supply with an existing
$3,250,226
sinking
and
Earnings
$11,190,816 $10,304,785
$2,036,716
income
—
-
(net)—
Balance, trans,
1949
'12 Months Ended June 30—
Other
$19,806,689.
Boston,
partner o£ W.
adminis¬
income
on
S.
Net
491.
Operating- revenues
expenses
J.
12,330.
"386,910
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.- -Earnings-
Operating
was
officials will be elected directors of- Franklin
meeting of that company. The new director/*,
J.« Schwartz,
President and
director of City
President, respectively, of Franklin Simon; and Joseph A. W. IngleliarV
1949
1948
1947
$19,592,250 $25,-792,301 $23,538,028
expenses?——
profit
Appropriation
£
,
company,
Vice-President
adelphia.
converted
general
income
Other
18.573,614
2,995,446
income.—
year
Herbert
John
.
sales of his
year's
Franklin Simon, will now reach about
ending Jan. 31, 1950.
Last year, Franklin.
board
next
include:
and
that the full
with
volume
Stores,
the
store,
the
sales
City.
:•
167,433
20,290,541
1,781,934
railway
total
at
White
are
goods sold, selling,
ol
Total
railway.—
from
gas
of City Stores, said
character of Franklin
'
1
Board
the
of
unchanged,
combination
.
natural
the
—
Operating
352,514
From Jan. 1—
Gross
;
.
sales
tration
$2,589,826
$3,057,277
will
$6,064;638"
1946
1947
1948
"84,704
railway
from
Net
Earnings—
1949
$2,558,152
Three
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Cost
Georgia Ry.-
of
Central
July—
-
remain
the
Simon's
1,717,404
Certain-teed Products Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings^—
.
markets.—V.
world
to
service
affected
munities
petroleum natural gases as a raw material s and utilizing the latest
petrochemical techniques. From there it is shipped by rail to Rock
Hill and other points over the United States, and by rail and steam¬
ship
$7,782,042
1,812,228
link
undisclosed amount Atlas Corp.'s
Simon & Co., Inc.
The
of 161,986.
Franklin
in
delivered
gas,
their
have
of glacial
and dilute acetic acid to consumers
within
an
approximate 200 mile radius from Rock Hill. Deliveries,
are
scheduled to start Oct. 1.
the
16,831.
772,959
.
Board
through W. E. Hutton & Co., consisted
Simon's outstanding 219,000 shares.
Greenfield: estimated
$8,302,445
through this line from the Utica plant, will
to natural
gas.
The principal com¬
Oneida, Canastota and Sherrill.
The plan will provide more manufactured gas fcr Utica by relieving'
the
manufactured
plant there of the production
required for the
Oneida-Sherrill area.
The substitution of natural gas for oil will
also increase the capacity of the Utica plants and will result in sub¬
stantial savings in operating costs, Haley stated.—V. 170, p. 300.
factured
6 announced the completion of new ter¬
Hill, S. C.', for tank truck distribution of
the Southern textile area. This service offers
Rock
throughout
Mi*.
through
$6,490,217
Vice-Prc-ident,
Mr. Colbert's*
to 21 members.—V. 170,
a
as
the
Greenfield, Chairman
would
1,406
$3,719,148
stockholdings
Franklin
of
3,342
which extends from Syracuse to Utica.
The natural gas will
delivered
through this line to the company.'s gas manufacturing
be
"1,448.923-.
the corporation,
director increases
common
Albert M.
$7,785,384
7
also
541 563^
354,485
the store management as well as the policies and
$8,319,276
plant at Utica where it will replace oil as an enriching agent.
3,500 customers between Syracuse and Utica now served with
America—New Terminal Facilities—
delivery
overnight
of
a
shares
7,
pipeline
Sept.
on
at
facilities
will
line
new
2,446,415
"70,515
on
Sept. 2, announced the election of
of the Dodge Division, as a Vice-President*
corporation,'and the election of George W. Troost,'
arranged
$4,492,107
$3,486,501
Syracuse-Oswego. area.
is sound. At mid-year the working capital was $2,increase of $507,368 over June 30, 1948, and $1,402,496
mid-1947 total.—V.- 170, p. 194.
an
Celanese Corp. of
The
pointed
1949, was $287,130,
30,
company
position
192,044,
"
the
1948
28 cents per share
preferred stock.
President
Wallichs,
E.
Glenn
nancial
over
$136,901,
on
of
quarter
second
the
in
whereas
2,228.194
President,
the
purchase,
petitioned the FPC for approval of a planthat will enable the company to supply 4,100,000 cubic feet of natural
gas per day to its Utica Division and will expand the present natural^
gas service in the company's Syracuse-Oswego Division.
John L. Haley, President, announced that the company proposes to/
build
a
high-pressure pipeline from the terminus of a natural gas
line 16 miles south of Syracuse to provide a second source of delivery
from that point to the city.
The new supply line will make additional
natural gas available to meet increasing customer requirements in the
Nil
891,534
"1,039,383
This company has purchased for. an
Stores;
$18,881
■
89,424^'
14,739,287*
President
of
as
1,039,411
corporation Sept.
"34,843
17,137,232
City Stores Co.—Acquires Voting Control of Franklin
*
To Expand Natural Gas Service—
7 275''
209,776
18,571,170
170, p. 492.
Keller,
20,128
—
314,592
Simon & Co., Inc.—
Simon
804,540;
$2,219,368
287,319
784.
p.
19 222
$725,489
$1.60
"$246,717
——
per
V.
Colbert,
$4*525,912
deductions
Income
$2,458,346
548,479
114,731
railwayi.___>_
income
director
election
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$4,493,513
$4,546,040
income
Gross
,
$2,886,447
17,035,638
income—
$210,000,000. for
1,944.100
18,040
than
1946
1947
1948
1949'
$2,553,067
230,287
railway
Comptroller
Corp.—Earnings—
1949—6 Mos.—1948
(net Dr)__
Other income
4,889,530
less
not
;
1
•
,
oper.
Ts
L,
and
1947
The
tEarnings
from
Simon
3,750,440
1,765,862
999
cost
to
Chrysler Corp.—Two New Vice-Presidents—
L.
4 944 966*
expenses.
estimated
$0.97
$20,703,060 $22,242,860 $41,156,551 $41,762,504
16,157,020
17,749,347
32,837,275
33,977,120
taxes
&
expenses
.
"Deficit.
$1,907,808
$1.66
....
Period End. June 30—
Oper.
$6,794,884'
i—
inc.
Fed
for
Prov.
$3,230,119
$0.08
.
$3,013,659
i
-
gen.
Income
$149,368
$0.10
Operating revenues
■
$5,138,584
——
goods
of
Selling,
$193,025
share—
com.
Operating income
1943
1949
were
170,. p; 881..
railway
open/
majority,
returns
discounts,
allowances
and
per
Central New York Power
Capitol Records, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
coaches,
passenger
railway—-—..
from
Net- ry.
President, announced on Sept. 6 th& appoint¬
ment of Alvy
G. Schaum as Vice-President. Mr. Schaum comes to
this company
from the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., with whom,
he
has
been associated
for
the
past
23
years
in the real estate
department, where he has had supervision of the construction mort¬
gage loan division.
.
In his new post he will act as counsellor to builders in matters of
finance, and mortgaging.
cou¬
2s
as
cost of.
received at the
interest
net
a
From Jan. 1—
Net
804,393
Edward L. McConnell,
England, through their own
Six Months Ended June 30—
-
$2,712,201-
$4,094,467
804,348
Central Mortgage Co., Philadelphia-—New Vice-Pres.—
bona fide residents
payment.—V. 168, p. 147.
less
67,023
—V. 170, p. ,687.
also announced that, in pursuance of its guarantee
obligations, it will pay on Sept. 9, 1949 to the holders oi the par¬
ticipating preference shares of the Mexican Eagle Oil Co., Ltd., on
coupon No.
45. the sum of 32 Mexican cents per share in full satis¬
faction and discharge of the fixed dividend for 1948. Payment will be
made in London in sterling at the rate of exchange on the date of
sales,
$216,391
67,023
requirmts.
Balance for .com. stk._*
company
Gross
$260,048
income
div.
Earns.-
'
The
ry.
:
K.
production of declaration AAX.
must forward ordinary share
Midland Bank, Limited, London,
pons to
bankers.
from
date of payment.
beneficial owners who are
to
20
from
Net
'
or in Canadian dollars to beneficial owners who
Canada, and/on by Lazards Paris in French francs
of
99.034,
Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.- -Earnings
Net
$415,281
—
other
and
Pfd.
United States,
the
are
of
bid
a
certificates
the
for
July-r> v:
Gross
Ordinary
tion
on
were:
and'
Gross
•
share coupons will be paid upon presentation and verifica¬
the Bank of Toronto in U. S. dollars at the rate of exchange
yield
2.30%, according to maturity.
awarded
3,314,585
Int.
of exchange on
April 1, 1950 to Oct. 1, 1961 inclusive.
Philadelphia plan the certificates were
bids
Four
$4,738,800.—V.
>
sales rates
and
l7/8%
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.6575; Lee Higginson
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, 99.464; Harris, Hall ' Co.
■>
'/
H:rV/'
"■■■
I
certificates will be issued to provide for 500 gondola freight
The
cars
11,572,314
11,153,350
935,080
333,804
(net)
-
Inc.
awarded Sept. 8 $3,552,000
were
99.599;
(Inc.), 99.452.
$1,549,077 $21,092,636 $19,068,783
Non-oper. income (net)_
Canadian Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.—Dividends—
The company on Sept. 6 announced that on and after Sept. 9, 1949
It will pay dividends of 23.88 cents (Canadian currency) per share on
the participating, preference shares against coupon No.
18 and IOV2
pence per share on the ordinary shares against coupon No. 17.
Participating preference shares coupons will be paid upon presenta¬
tion and verification at the Bank of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, at the
1,267,043
Co.,
Ripley
Offered—Harriman
was
These
Corp.,
,
2748.
p.
issue
The
'
munic.
taxes ——.uf.
Net income for the full calendar year
or
64 cents per share on the common
9,187.786>
170, p. 492.
from 1.10% to
*
and
88,389,899?
13,618,313
3,894,888
4,363,119*
reoffered, subject to ICC authorization, at prices to
of
1949—Month—1948
$0.85
with the same periods of last year are
inaugurated this year the policy of issuing
company
on
1,010,160
State
97,607,110
13,790,923
Issued under the
$67,893, at prices not
accepted bonds will cease
sum
INCOME
$1,757,517
the
on
the
Interest
Operating expenses
Fed.,
108,858,464
3,209,452
"4,335,533
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Equipment Trust
sale.
Period End. July 31—
97,640,914
income—'
oper.
semi-annually
1849,-
23,
2,495,782:
1,345,573
railway—
Lehman Brothers
$466,630
trustee, 45 Milk St., Boston, Mass., will,
1949 receive tenders for the sale to it of
mortgage series M 3Vs%
bonds due Sept. 1,
1972,
Operating revenues
$0.45
-
$83,900
earnings statements.
quarterly
1948
share
comparisons
NOTE—No
•
Co.,
sufficent
amount
486,481
Equipment Trust Certificates series F, maturing $148,000
$155,552
$82,297
i.——
dividend requirements,
stock outstanding.
preferred
available
153,009
1987.
Trust
Sept. 20,
general
an
6 Months
3 Months
1949—
30,
adjustments——
common
per
108,892
29,401
1,930,276
1,436,998
$728,531
23,855
$211,636
and
Colony
and
to
Camden Forge Co.—Earnings—
-
$137,156
80,410
Maine Power Co.—Tenders—
noon
iirst
Sept.
income
ry:
3,428,330
550,761
•
'
railwayl
from
from
Net
34,148.
73.540
taxes
surplus
pp.
Central
New
Period Ended June
Net
2,650
$365,586
(neti
COMPARATIVE
>
Net
authorized but
of
shares
eliminate the 25,000
stock.—V. 170, p. 486.
to
$4.30'
1,732,598
income
oper-.
Certificates
"p. 686.
:
Gross
28,039
income
deductions
Balance
York paying agent, registrar and exchange agent for
$7,000,000 first mortgage 2%%' bonds, series due Aug. 1, 1979.—V. 170,
pointed
$694,383
I
Federal and State income
Aug. 16 approved a proposal to increase the
stock from 300,000 shares par $1 each, to 600,000
preference
Chemical
The
-
$134,506
ry.
From Jan. 1—
on
common
California
Net
1,345,531
taxes
$1,009,023
1949
1948
1947
1946
$14,721,992 $17,220,589 $14,577,188 $14,047,840
railway
railway——
"Deficit.—V.
Co.—Capitalization Increased—
shares, par $8 each.
They also voted to
unissued
: 668,629
from
$2,039,914
687,851
Operating income
Income
stockholders
$822,357
from
Net
12 Mos. '49
*
Sept. 1!.
The
Sub.)
$337,547
*$337,547
and gen.
Gross
-Earns.
$1,006,176
-----
expenses
rev.
(&
1949—6 Mos.—1948
Operating revenues
Coast, has placed directly a $10,000,000 15-year 3% note
with New York Life Insurance Co., it was announced
(F.) Burkart Mfg.
Electric Co., Inc.
Period Ended June 30—
1948
$810,899
$3.45
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
July—
Central Louisiana
1947
1949
$311,950
$1.33
taxes
share
2207.
per
consolidated returns of
filing of
$512,676 in 1S49 and $371,346 in 1948.—V. 169, p. 2415.
_
.
after charges and
profit
—V.
$658,463"
$930,292
Federal
He will
road.
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.—Earnings—
Net
* 103,293
:
881.
p.
Earnings
7,329
16,384
President of this
as
6 Months Ended June 30—
$761,760
$1,041,988
Income deductions
7,500
19,888
stock
169,
Gross
Aug;- 31- retired
on
$255,786
623,568
(net)——
51,400
17,000
cumulative preferred stock-
6%
income
Budd
up the management of Chicago's elevated, subway and surface
transit
system
in
the
Chicago
Transit
Authority headquarters.—•
V.
"Other
16,069
.
$95,336.
--
.
on
5,756
58,000
taxes
income
$418,420
Ralph
take
4,839,628*
Utility operating income.
tax
_
__
Federal
for
(before
offices
new
4,752,029
400,321
„■
—_
losses
1948-
$5,095,414
$515,941
469,818
income
'
:
$5,170,449
1943
1949
6 Months Ended June 30—
Total
1949
12 Months Ended June 30—
'-•".'•*0
■
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—President Retires
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Earnings-
Budget Finance Plan, Hollywood, Calif.—Earnings-
3
(979)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
for foreign suoscripuons
and advertisements must be made in New
York funds.
Editor and Publisher;
on MonaayJ.
Other
Company.
Reentered
and Members 0fc Pan-
,
(9801
4
Colorado
Southern
&
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
1947
1946
$967,404
$880,232
11,211
187,728
134,032
Common
shares
69,190
•41,282
53,092
83,853
Earnings
per
railway
income—
oper.
'■ V"
Net
Net
ry.
,•
income.—
oper.
^Deficit,.—V.
7,595,991
1,253,858
6,490,035
821,580
5,961,725
619,856
314,464
58,053
97,847
421,324
ties
Net
Net
1949
1948
1947
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$200,854
$150,304
$119,460
The
59,597
30,940
17,291
be
carried
the
1,528,232
1,098,653
of
699,134
581,219
668,646
448,082
406,263
208,172
152,016
records,
&
Subsidiaries)
July 3, '48
wtih
the
etc.- $37,205,940 $34,763,526
Oper. exps. and cost of goods sold—
24,399,524
22,735,074
Selling, general and admin. exps._—
8,947,507
7,979,098
$38,208,724
The
inc.
Frov. for
fr.
sale
of
facils.,
depreciation and amortiz-
615,478
receive
Wilde,
give
to
size.
present
and
between
add
to
this
that
Balance
$3,243,431
Miscellaneous
income
$3,538,934
184,303
$3,199,391
$3,723,237
1,490,000
1,435,000
the
Wilde
rate
be
stated
of
that
for
Federal
taxes
taxes
and
the
Net
income
•Earnings
for
•Calculated
standing.
cents
and
depend
anticipated that
the
on
increased
share.
per
the
that
He
amount
of
the
1947
net
shares
of
$2.50
t$2,919,507
$1.70
value
par
from
that
$983,246, or $0.57 per
These net income figures
compare with $2,381,683, or $1.38 per
broadcasting operations and $319,033, or $0.48 per share,
from record manufacturing operations
during the 1946 period.—V. 169,
p. 2416.
operating
Other
Sales
Total
Cost
Balance
Operating
(net)
1,520,000
$5,352,767
1,600,000
197,509
243,227
$3,618,092
_
$4,313,814
$5,335,601
income
income
14,035,830
2,611,374
$3,222,261
2,113,340
Belling, administrative and general expense.
•Other
Balance
year
and
Total
income
Minority interest
(est.)_
———
iNet income
dividends
—
...
1,612,218
—
Capital shares outstanding—.
Earnings per share—.———
$1,466,429 in
1949
and
$1,260,779 in
1948.
for the six months ended June 30,
equal to $2 per capital share.-—V. 169, P. 2416.
$3,231,259,
Commonwealth &
'*/' The,"weekly kilowatt hour output of' electric
Of
this
corporation
adjusted
territory'served for the
371,534
J948,
as
week
with
compared
increase
an
of
show
to
ended,Sept.
4,497,343
busipess
1, 1949,
for
of
energy
general
321,874,191
the
subsidiaries
conditions
amounted
corresponding
to
of
326,-
week
in
1.40%.
or
also
1949
selling
and
and
other
amortization
$3,472,093
3,547,746
3,252,707
expenses
144,525
Hearing Set
Dissolution—
on
"The Third Circuit Court
-
.
for
the
conditions
.;jThe
stay
court
be
from
also
will
continued
the
consider
until
decision
of
the
Chief
then
the
Appellate
Justice
further
Court
Paul
Leahy
-
pany's amended plan last July.
^" A',
some
'!
the
of
1948
$272,607
438,547
$542,937
surplus—
with
kwh.
the
for
corresponding
;
after income
810;
preceding
year,
(less
Period Ended June 30—
Operating
£•■
/
income
and
62,030,87$
51,347,948
taxes.,
(net)
10,682,928
71,22.)
—
Federal
taxes
$26,703;
ether
income
Gross
10,754,157
—*
fixtures
iric.
Net
10,294,745
share—3,274,031 shsv„
per
$3.14
and
and
receivable,
income,
assets,
doubtful
royalties,
approving
the
com¬
after
The
New
Sept.
for
request
of
.'
The
special
City,
dissolution
Warrants.—V.
13.
the
York
counsel
plan
is
court
makes
,
for
no
in
the
until
recess
made
was
by
$12,686; due from officers and.
machinery, equipment, fur¬
of
$904,492),
and
total,
; .•■;
/•'
stock
H',\v' :
■
u
>
•
purchase
■
income
taxes,
$378,698;
notes
shares),
Dr$195,813;
total,
$8,813,086.—V.
Coty
S.
A.
(France)
921,216
Provision for
Operating
Other
doubtful
and
$1,688,174
1,531,863
1,464,034
.......
v
Operating
Net from
income"''—.
mdse.
&
Balance
.
i
J
Interest
and
etc.
Other
JVV.
on
$7,229,908
6,117,647
$1,112,261'
77,242
161,854
$301,382
97,453
$1,274,115
stk.
$225,491
114,318
Johnson's
$2,629,676 $19,713,485 $20,886,382
$354,241,
standing.
is
in
Muskegon,
Mich.,
(net)—
1,043,485
21,440
1,708
bonds,
office
and
public
$6,439,010
5,605,583
several
relations agency
Continental
Motors,
whose
341,981
-Cr4.989
457,272
458,202
169, p. 1988.
advertising
Co.
and
an
advertis¬
accounts
Detroit
1949—3 Mos.—1948
"
:
income—
oper.
•Costs,
taxes,
leases
j Congoleum-Nairn
six
Months
Ended
(net)
Cost of goods
oper.
$ i;.
76,552,422
and:./,
expenses
&
632
$368 966
—
selling and
ad-
18,600,922
Other
from
23,164,157
4S9
under
qri
7
operations..
v'.
income
—
Net income
—
Dividends paid
Common shares
Earnings
per
169, p.
-L
Z.
oi
common
2641.
•'*"
share..!.
*•'
i-"'
—
'-1
16,756,719.
282,329
.
87,116
Other
—
income
income
sale
on
(net)
of
assets—
$3,462,401
'income
Net
1949—6 Mos.- -1948
■■
.v.
■.
Net
1,537,435
l,537,43i»
per
V$
1
4 1'<■'
^
$2,182,401
$3,250,577
932,270
932,271
$2,554,340
621,500
1,243,000
1,243,000
$1.75
1,243,000
,
1
"
$2.61
$2.05
applicable
16,051,320
francs
in
to
6bares
parent
1948
and
1947,
out-
company
11,944,759
Italian
of
Co., Atlantic
series
at
Highlands, N» J,
outstanding
first
due
A,
1952, have
and interest.
102 V2
The
Pennsylvania Co.
Pa.—V. 170, p. 104.
End!
.
—
Bonds
for
mortgage
been
called
sinking
5%
for
fund
redemption
on
Payment will be made at the
Banking & Trusts, trustee, Phila¬
were
on
4,823,458
•
"."...v
;
*'
iv
"
••
X'
'•
9,513,414
9,349,223
18,319,286
17,894,764
$565,952
$464,550
$836,310
$594,539
36,914
45,444
78,744
87,020
$602,866
$509,994
$915,054
$681,559
80,541
203,301
75,611
166,786
137,126
313,781
133,781
215,350
$319,024
$0.49
$267,367
$0.41
$0.71
$0.51
$257,153
'
Balance
—
-
$263,399
$489,970
$493,447
>/•;V/:./
3,709,727
4,057,604
3,399,189
4,595,242
7,294,021
7,953,186
6,274,434
8,197,771
12,433,361
814,241
20,250,700
26,864,886
39,198,584
772,953
920,509
883,041
Dr237,530
140,887
Dr296,645
Dr245,954
Dr296,645
20,786,128
27,629,637
39,835,671
3,495,000
5,700.000
7,265,000
10,900,000
15,086,128
20,364.637
28,935,671
$1.97
$3.13
$4.22
$6.00
„.i
1940—3 Mos.—1048
Total
,
Int.,
Prov.
income
etc.,
for
—
taxes
Minority interest
in profit
de¬
-
inc.-
on
share
230
income—:———
Earnings per com. share
•Incl.
depreciation
or
379
.147
$332,049
of June 30, 1949, cash on hand and in the banks was $1,893,579,
$390,403 higher than a year before.
Inventories of $2,685,026 com¬
with $3,328,065 on June 30, 1948—V. 170, p. 301.
pared
Creole Petroleum
$10,125,160 "■ $9,285,503 $17,681,088 $16,581,533
shares - outstanding.—.V.
169, 'p. 2102.
Williams, Chairman of theciBoard, and .Gc:d:r. L~e,o"'re/T.rr-'"' »
on Sept, 7 said.\i"Unfilled ordjers.tof $13,839,000 on Sept. 1, 1949,
only slightly under the JunetrGO' backlog in spite of heavy 7ship^
are
an
Corp.—Earnings—
Six Mos. Ended June 30—
1949
1949—6 Mos.—1948
B.
ments in:tbe current
and
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$9,813,773 $19,155,596 $18,489,303
*-•
Other income
51,555,309 114,602,526 105,174,358
Cooper Bessemer Corp,—Unfilled Orders Slightly Off
dent,
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$10,079,366
nthpi*
«nd
79,800,440 156,714,619 158,845,147
Earns, after taxes and charges-/Earnings per share
—
Net
B.
June 30—
—
colpc
operating expenses
• ij . ".'t'."
9,530,002
—
share—
$4,190,740
1,636,400
1,537,435
on
/
•Federal
and
State
oil
and
gasoline taxes are
not
included
in
operating charges and the amounts collected in
respect thereto are not
included in gross operating income.
The amounts of such taxes paid
(or accrued) during the above periods were as follows:
f Based
$5,325,577
2,075,000
based
subsidiaries
1949,
-
six months ended June 30,
As
income
Earnings
.....—4
1,280,000
share,
per
profit
sales
'^Pncf' nf
13,025,002
__
Prov. for estd. Fed. and
State income taxes—!
$4,075,329
89,932 1
115,411
•■
of
delphia,
will
74,045
costs
$5,235,645
■
Prov. for Federal & State inc.
taxes
1947
147 333
$3,375,285
income
Total
not;
amended
..retirement plan for
employees
Profit
1943
$22,428,841 $28,908,736 $21,114,377
,
payment
V
1949
,
expenses—
Depreciation
*
30—
for the
Brickote,
///.-
56,351,730
retirements-
devel.
Dividend
Total
Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
—
soid,
ministration
Premium
June
174,338
5G9
—
French
Net
$553,000
next,
ductions
Loss
Sales
21,421
.
177,118
Creameries of America, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net oper. Income
114,550
formed
$0.23
or
francs in
of the
Period
278,554
$783,031
All
Subs.)—Earnings-
Deplet., deprec., surrend.
$932,134
initial
Michigan Music
Continental Oil Co. (&
$833,427
$1,061,585
have
170, p. 301.
Period End. June 30—
228,158
years,
$565,351
Called—
1,
for
1,783
$525,083
—
outstanding
County Gas
immedi¬
gold
relations
36,313
' /
$352,384
1947.
Oct.
public
1948
$1,646,931
1,186,223
—
profit of
in
in
subsidiary applicable to parent
company
was
2,005,282 lira in 1949, 4,812,007 lira in 1948 and
8,735,418 lira in 1947—V. 170, p. 301.
/
/'■
Net
-
Net
12,179,009
francs
advertising has been placed with
headquarters
June
$22,-
$1,734,454
accounts——
(1)—The net profit
This change, in Continental's * advertising set-up follows the
resigna¬
tion Sept. 1 of Nat W.
Hopkins, who has been advertising director
since 1945.
Hopkins and Glenn H. Cummings, who has handled Con-
Intang.
75,891
$246,842
NOTES
was
.,
"admin,
________
Mbs.—1948
Reese,
.
disct.
com.
Mr.
Gross
$344,295
Net income
Dividends
to
banks
2749.
p.
Subsidiaries
foreign income taxes
applicable to minority interests
profit
Capital shares
ately, he said.
include
for
—
debt
-'-fend expenses
'fj-
.
$224,140
58,045
■
_
avail,
interest,
.
other
'misc. operations
nr
$286,250
Detroit
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,818,113
—
corporation's
to
1949
profit
deductions
Profits
,
this
payable
169,
Provision for
Vice-President in charge of distributor sales and
President, announced on Sept. 2.
The company's
advertising department is to be removed from its present location in
Inc.—V.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Operating revenues
Expenses and taxes—.
of
J.
in¬
Europe)
Gross profit on sale———
Selling, general and administrative expenses.
Depreciation of property, plant and equipment
other than that charged to cost of
goods Sold
Johnson,
C.
ing
Community Public Service Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Wheeler
for
goodwill,
$8,813,086.
Continental
(2)
Supervision
reserves
unexpired
$250,913;
(par value $1 per share), $1,537,435; capital sur¬
earned surplus, $3,328,705; reacquired stock—at cost
(Excluding
Continental Motors Corp.—Changes
Advertis'g Set-Up
C.
(less
$652,637;
taxes,
Six Months Ended June 30—
10,611,162;, 11,949,297
$3.65
$3.24
1949—8
$30,-
$4,523.-
refundable
stock
$2,006,121;
tiental's
the
for
170, p. 882.
\
3.
Victor Leven-
<»"..•
appellant,
provision
Oct.
M.
$2,174,589
of
market),
Coty International Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
180,465
—V. 170, p. 688.
service,
hearing
1949—Month—1948
—
—
accounts
or
estimated
improvements
expenses
trademarks^ $1;
cost
$28,493;
$50,071;
leasehold
amortization
Federal
capital
(38,529
for the six months and the 12 months ended
June 30, 1949 were increased $730,000* and
$1,123,000, respectively, as
a result of new rates pdt bito effect
by The Peoples Natural Gas Co..
which rates are being contested.—V.
170, p. 592.
Period End. Aug. 31—
$600,000 for
(non-current), $500,000; royalties payable—due subsequent to
1950,. $70,000; reserve for fluctuations in foreign exchange,
NOTE—Revenqes
Sales
of
30,
12,870,513
218,411
credits
banks, $2,212,506; accounts receivable-
discounts
(at the lower of
on
and
12,690,048
459,412
income 1^,.
and
prepaid
for
serve
plus,
10,829,573
and
'LIABILITIES—-'Notes payable
to
banks
(current),
$300,000;
ac¬
payable, $185,056; accrued payroll, expenses and sundry lia¬
bilities,
$480,4^4;
dividends
payable, $29,013;
due to officers and
employees, $46,301; other taxes (accrued and withheld), $124,430; re¬
12 Mos. '49
10,724,481
105,092
$134,400
counts
last
58,274,993 106,989,594
47,500,512
94,299,545
*
for
inventories
of
and
surance,
formulae
Subs.)—Earnings—
> 1949—6 Mos.—1948
revenues
Operating expenses
Other
.
of
hand and in
on
reserves
employees,
the same week amounted to 748,500,000
727,400,000 cubic feet in the same week
increase of 2.9%.—V. 170, p. 882.
an
taxes
miscellaneous—accounts
portion
of
$0.05
amounted
1947
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT JUNE 30, 1949
.
541), $1,055,267;
$599,672
week
1,498,906
profit for the six months ended June 30,
ASSETS—Cash
36,000
$506,937
.*$59,431
1,498,906
outstanding
share
contingency reserve and $89,789 for prior years tax adjustment. This
equal to 18 cents per share, based on 1,498,906 shares outstanding.
niture
190,600,000
118,053
is
$635,672
36,000
and
31,471
tax
•Income.
$1,074,220
428,853
per
customers
dividends
24.333
income
$168,769
shares
NOTE—Net
$2,618,779
1,544,559
$971,790
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (&
that
the
her appeal
specific date for this will be set by Chief Justice John
Biggs, Jr.,
time
The
tritt
,
on
*$208,952
charges
Federal
loss
Capital
Earnings
Z>r 9 72
declared
other
for
j£-V.^
$2,619,691
—
and
Provision
year, an increase of 4.0%.
Local distribution of gas in
cubic feet, compared
with
request
passes
129,926
$144,436
loss
Interest
and
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—August Sales Lower—
Appeals tentatively has set Sept. 19 for
hearing on a motion by Adelaide H.
Knight, owner of common stock
^purchase warrants of the corporation, to stop the company's dissolu¬
tion plan from going into effect as scheduled
on
Oct. 1.
•$79,026
27,594
loss
income
Total
to
dividends—
common
Other
The company on Sept, 7 announced that local
distribution of elec¬
tricity for the week ended Sept. 4, 1949, amounted to 198,200,000 kwh.,
compared
•
of
a
140,36(1
$172,030
_—
Net
;
1948
$3,520,241
admin.,
that,
$2,103,838
1,222,048
charges
charges
dividends
hoped
£>rl,648
—
Income deductions
Corp.-^Weekly Output—
1949
396.
p.
profit
Depreciation
169, p. 2749.
Net
Southern
30,
G Months End. June 30—
Gross
depreciation
1947, was
.
$0.69
JUNE
Coty, Inc.—Earnings—
to
of
$2,195,486
taxes
'
NOTE—The net profit
••
be
further
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
Inc.—Output—
1,612,218
$1,897,322
1,612,218
$2.24
$2.18
•Includes non-recurring income of $1,906,372 in 1949 and
$686,016 in
1948.
tAfter
deducting depreciation, depletion and amortization of
.
will
as
655;
$2,005,874
1,612,218
__—_—-
..^Surplus for period-———
total, $3,388,638.—V. 170,
Net
capital
other
before
Preferred
$3,509,540
1,038,953
"
U. S. and foreign taxes
the
special year-end dividend can
any such dividend will of neces¬
—
earnings.
before
and
Balance
13,486,954
2,528,971
SHEET
LIABILITIES—Payables, $459,564; accruals, etc., $47,617; Federal tax
$390,507; other liabilties, $53,297; capital and
surplus. $2,432.-
653;
$19,238,186 $20,961,018
—T„_:_
sales and other operating expense
of
BALANCE
reserve,
regular quar¬
shares, will be at
is
—
gross
Interest
—V.
1948
1949
$413,887
600,000 shares
keeping
accounts
1949—
revenue—
Operating expenses and
Columbian Carbon Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
,
on
ASSETS—Cash, $714,897; receivables, $919,728; inventory,
$1,170,624;
(net), $555,925; deferred and miscellaneous
assets, $27,465;
$3,388,638.
Co.—Earnings—•
income
from
:'k Six Months Ended June 30—
of
share
fixed assets
next
of
it
the
tions.
share,
275,000
1
Operating
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Connecticut River Power
out¬
stock
shown
income
above, $1,936,261, or $1.13
company's broadcasting operations
share, from its record manufacturing opera¬
realized
was
$2,288,237
$1.33
$688,887
Total,
a
earnings for the
prospects at the time.—V. 170, p. 688.
VZ
the
number
said
the
upon
Gross
$1,709,391
$1.00
—
1,717,352
upon
tOf
share,
per
and
period—
share
per
results
capital
$600 941
27,946
CONDENSED
value
par
in
more
surplus
stated
Six Months Ended June 30—
/
290,828
1
profit
General
it is
the first
25
declared
sity
./.:•
Income before-Federal
.
Provision
desirable
capital
to
sum
1,514,450
income
close
regular quarterly cash dividend at the rate of 50 cents per
declared, payable Oct. 1, 1949 to holders of record Sept. 17,
Mr.
$4,718,707
1,799,200
196,908
$10
primary purpose
capital
a
5,248,462
expense
was
terly dividend,
the
$4,521,799
& 0r44,O4O
(net).
the
company
that other
following the practice of recent years,
■v
the
at
'/"vV/' ;:
stated
the
said
He
ratio
better
a
President,
is
$7,714,681
Earned per common
surplus, account
record
additional
one
1949
1949.
25,359,323
7,736,986
590,616
510,420
will
Net
This increase will
the
of
held.
30,
the
from
company
share
Net
1949
then
from
stockholder
JUNE
Prov. for 1949 Federal income tax
in
increase
an
protection to policyholders.
13,202,644
:«
17,
change
establish
—$52,885,319 $48,816,986 $51,411,368
14,053,460
B.
its
agency
15,679,379
$3,000,000
of
each
share
to
previous
proposed
June 28, 47
facilities,
etc
commissions,
record returns, aLows. & discts._
and
ENDED
income
Total
capital increase took place In 1929, when the capital
$2,000,000 to $3,000,000 after the par value had
been reduced from $100 to $10 per share.
The stockholders then paid
$10 per share for the additional stock.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
July 2, '49
voted
8
transfer
a
Sept.
increased
Frazar
Domestic
by
account
each
for
The
was
from sale of
lines,
business
share
202,198
279,912
out
capital
Sept.
on
MOS.
Operating profit
on
Other
25,414
432.
income
stockholders
9
an
2681.
p.
80,044
1,514,067
railway——
income—
disct.
1948.—V. 168,
31,
FOR
sales
Manufacturing overhead
Selling & administrative
including
working
to
(Including
talent
Indicated
of
ACCOUNT
sales
Total current liabili¬
34,855
26 Weeks Ended—
Time
$500,587.
Net
Cost
$0.54
$1,458,512,
30,
authorize
capital stock from $3,000,000 to $6,000,000, par $10.
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
Gross
June
on
Refrigeration Corp.—Earnings—
INCOME
$161,366
2.99,954
30.9,287
$0.61
:
share—_—-
assets
1948
$188,975
64,874
railway
p.
outstanding-
common
Copeland
v/1049
'
taxes——--
31,990
oper.
170,
30—
Increased—100% Stock Distribution to Be Made—
1946
$180,406
From Jan. 1—
.
Monday, September 12, 1949
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.—Capitalization
Colorado Si Wyoming Ry.- -Earnings—
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income.,—
June
charges and
current
were
Dec.
from
CHRONICLE
capital of $957,925 showed
increase for the six months of $79,102 over the figure of $878,824
170, p. 492.
July—
-.
Ended
after
1949 were
$714,120 of cash and U. S. Government securities.
;
Gross
Months
income
Total
railway—7,396,032
railway
1,401,453
from
'
Six
Net
.
from
FINANCIAL
&
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Earnings—
V
1948
$1,060,099
192,797
radway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Ry.— -Earnings—
1943
$1,068,926
July—
Gross
COMMERCIAL
THE
quarter to date.-Present" inquires continue strong
encouraging sign for the coming year."—V. 170, p. 689.
1948
$
/.■/
$
51,500,000 100,020,000
—
$1.99
$3.87
1947
$
62,006,401
$2.33
production, plus purchased royalty oil, for the first six months
of 1949, totaled 98,374,767 barrels, cr an average of 543,507 a
day.
This compares with 114,673,375 barrels, or 630,073 barrels a
day, for
the
'period in 1949. r.
seme 11% ./Work -on the company's
60,000-barrei refinery at Amray on
Peninsula edf
Paraguana is proceeding satisfactorily and it is ex¬
pected ; that the. plant- will go on" stream early in 1950, A. T. Proudflt*
President, said on Aug. 1.—V. 169, P. 2312.
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170
Volume
'
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v
Wholly Owned
'
1946
3235,756
$233,046
$179,854
187,913
$1.13
187,913
$1.25
187,913
$1.24
187,913
$0.96
shares
months
FINANCIAL
the
of
rate
$12,000
1949
of
Losses
11
drilled ior
holes
dry
on
oil in June,
oil webs, one
for
Federal
Reserve
for
State
Net
6,169,922
6,259,^04
2,680,000
2,760,000
244,242
230,812
Canadian
$3,268,492
1
sales
Cost
goods sold
shipping and
of
Selling,
4,790,265
2,022,000
150,171
2207.
Net
•
Earns,
$3,236
shares
—V.
share
1947
6,501,467
552,946
5,701,863
taxes
$73,902
$1,984,134
Crl8,210
taxes
Alkali Co.—Obituary—
Emmett
13,000
745,000
$662,123
85,436
170,874
136,699
$0.19
$3.68
stock
common
common share
for
second
the
of
quarter
resulted
1949
in
of
share)
for
170,
$1.94
the
1948
1949
in
$1,278,438
$1,239,608
received
holders
of
$7
its
to
subject
that,
dated
prospectus
a
the
Eastern
States
of
30,
Aug.
series
plus cash,
Corp.
St.
exchange for
States
Aug. 15 offered 25,000 shares of common
(par $1), in units of 50 shares to each purchaser,
the
as
this
Inc.
not.
the
<
each
of
share
series
$7
ykkv
corporation,
Pennsylvania
a
A
■
,
the
2,
preferred
properly
in cash
•
have
of
holders
share
per
$6 series B preferred stock
close of business
on
Sept.
stocks of
said
170,
record
Was
on
at
the
close
of
business
on
of
the
to
Sept.
the 70th consecutive
dividend pay¬
170, P. 396.
v
Federal
after charges
taxes—.!
prolit
income
Sept. 20. The company plans to sell the entire issue to Investors
Diversified Services, Inc., at $100 a share. Proceeds will be used to
holders
profit
123,700
Earnings per share on 262,002 shares
—V.
off bank loans.
completion of the stock sale the company plans to increase
its present 15-year $1,500,000 loan from the Equitable Life Assurance
Society to $2,000,000. The addititonal $500,000 will be added to work¬
168, p. 1797.
pay
Upon
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Seeks New Status—Asks
Exemption From Holding Company Act—The company
Exchange Commission
an amended
Plan III, applying for exemption from the
ing capital.
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Company's capitalization consists of 500,000 authorized
($1 par)
common
shares, of which 320,986 shares
are outstanding.—V. 170,
689.
ky;
y
has filed with the Securities and
provisions of the Public Utility Holding Company Act
-yykkkv
railway
Gross from
railway_..__i' "
income
Net from
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
;
87316
13,704
from
income
-
2,318,990
3,035,020
3,656,899
* 674,743
v 394,511
-
subsidiary
more
570,134
133,054
295,372
exemption from provisions of
to
*83,925
its
of
present
companies
which
are,
a
the Act,
.
New Television Receiver Plant—date
The
receiver
television
new
been
for
set
assembly
Allen
26,
Sept.
and
dedication
official
the
for
B,
plant
In
opening of the company's
East Paterson, N. J., has
Mont, " President
Du
announced
on
year, it
other
in the world. Capacity by 1,500 production line
operation will be 10,000 receivers per week.
plant
full
V
workers under
from
13
spending
the
comprises approximately 58 acres of
which the plant proper covers an area of approximately 9% acres.
In the main plant, there are approximately 391,000 square feet of
factory space and 87.600 square feet of office space located on the
second floor of the North and South ends of the building.—V. 170,
p.
Co.—Earnings—
Eason Oil
\
property
oper.
of
Cost
income^-—
1948
1947
$1,217,063
535,:..28
$786,414
461,997
143,197
132,799
sales—™.:.
Net
operating profits.
.Other
469,719
-
and gen. expenses ■<
•Oper.
income
155,631
*
•
i $538,738
$532,947
* -
—i-y-
..
-
15,944
136,950
$191,617
;
13,760
$134,720
-14,872
18,398
-
'
Net
profit before
depict.,
int.»
deprec.,
•'
y
$548,891-
etc.
$552,498
1
'
-
126,013
taxes_
160,737
outstanding-
$262,160
307,235
$0.82
♦Deplet., deprec., etc
Prov.
for
Net
Com.
income
profit
shrs.
Earns,
per
•After
-$8,832
in
com.
share
deducting
1946
$25
profit
in
on
1949,
disposal
f
$279,964
306,217
$0.88
'. ' '
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.
$206,489
$153,118
71,180
"66,097
.
$120,505 L
309,828
$0.36
$8,169 in 1948, $58,108 in
of properties. " *"
33,447
*
.
$48,491
306,217
$0.12
1947 and
preferred stock was called, with 489
shares exercising the right to convert, with funds borrowed from our
bank
on
the production of
the Humphrey and Humphrey-Goodwin
Jesses; and future credit was arranged for development through assign*
ment
of crued oil runs, thus preserving
the working capital.
The
NOTE—The
7%%
cumulative
assistance
It
is
as
is
may
and
in
required
this
be
that
providing
such
company
a
"integral part of the company's program
*ecurifv
all
to
that Bond
and
into
Power
an
AMENDED
PLAN III
PRELIMINARY
(A)
Plan)
Bond
submitted
is
for and
as
and
a
UNDER
HOLDING
UTILITY
by
SECTION IKE)
to
'•
-!
\
personnel.
and
Gas, Bond and Share is in the position of A
with long experience in the natural gas busi¬
and related fields.
Among other things, there are indications
investments in fields related
to natural gas may not only be
the
United
of
case
investor,
themselves but also produce enhanced values for Bond
stockholdings, along with those of other investors In
With
the
company's investment in United Gas, the
in
Share's
and
Gas.
two-thirds invested.
Gradually, the
in United Gas may be reduced, but it
the time being to hold this investment
it is believed, will appreciate in value and provide a steady
of
income,
unless
and
until specific opportunities present
its
start
will
program
proportion of its assets invested
is
advantageous
highly
which,
source
for
capital on a more attractive basis.
In the
derived from United Gas will be a stabilizing
the quality of the Bond and Share < common
for
investing
meantime,
the
income
improving
stock. '
The
v..
.
company's
program
preserves
advantages
tax
Plan
III
-
to
arises
which
stockholders
its
out
of
tax
losses
•>
Share
Co.
butions,
make dividend distribu-
in
without
ordinary
asset
v
of
invest-
distriof their stock,
such dividends
position of the company is a valuable
be applied in reduced
such stockholders becoming
to
income.
This tax
stockholders, the
the
loss
hardship on many of them.
of the tax cost
subject to tax on
of
•
which
■
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•
would
inflict
severe
.
'
the fundamentals of which were submitted
to the stockholders of Bond and Share in the annual report of the
company
for 1944 and periodically since that time, is believed to
provide the greatest likelihood of producing enhanced earnings and
values for the stockholders with the financial and manpower resources
remaining to them after meeting the mandate of the Act.
It is the
company's intention to subit the program to its stockholders for their
formal approval at the appropriate time.
;
The
company's program,
(C)
(the
Bond and Share Co. in substitution
to Plan III of the Plans of Electric
July 25, 1945.
Electric
dated
im*
not
possible to pass dividends received from United Gas or other
on
to the stockholders of Bond and Share as capital
as
►
are
accumulated
ments
-
PRESENT
complete amendment
•
preliminary statement of the plans of the company dated
1945, it was stated in effect that upon consummation of such
plans the company would cease to be a holding company with respect
In
are
taxable as ordinary income
the past and the availability
of
other tax losses which,
when realized in the future, may offset
the company's earnings In a given year.
In such a year, it will be
tions
•
The ability of the company to
to come.
years
s
OF THE PUBLIC
Amended
which
portant to individual stockholders of Bond and Share since under the
program the company hopes to be able to pay dividends which, under
Federal
tax law,
will not be taxable as ordinary income for many
COMANY ACT OF 1935
STATEMENT—This
opportunity to help
important opportunities for profit will present
countries, which will be highly important to this
and Share's stockholders.
Foreign Power can be of
Bond and Share in view of its foreign
experience,
as
"
♦
involved.
holders
Share will have
a
well as advantageous to Bond
development of these opportunities,
United
that
operation
are,
to
In
beneficial
be
service
that
subsequent
in connection with
these
combination of Bond and
which
companies
"detrimental
consumers."
Foreign
profitable
'
profit
for
of
that the company upon consummation
holding company which is "not, and derives
income, directly or indirectly, from any one
and United Gas is an
the
ness
with
capital
opportunities
its
knowledgeable
action
anticipated
for 45% of the net operating
dep etion.
Only a
minor
the retail
*
and
Moreover,
In
as
the experience and talents of Ebasco will provide
to the stockho'ders.
It will also be a type
will be useful to the economy as a whole,- the
need
for
which
is pointed up by studies recently launched
by the
Joint Congressional Committee on the Economic Report, and a recent
statement by the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.?
•
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Messrs. Calder and Walker also stated: "We believe that, with the
reorganization work .required by. the Holding Company Act "out of the
way,
this program has the promise of producing
increased values
and earnings for the company's stockholders.
It is our intention to
submit this program to the stockholders for their formal approval at
the appropriate time."
Share
a
of
influence,
investments
of
selection
and
investments.
depreciation
believed
is
be
or
contacts
•
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19,888
\
100.943
171,591
'
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ing
it
will
Is believed
real
*
constructive
stock of United
in foreign
In
;
contained
ability
and
take
in
Ebasco.
1948, accounted
taxes,
themselves
the report
capital,"
of
pool
to
technical
371,219
Inc."
and other services
the United States and
outstanding common stock
technical
will also continue to own common
part
should
country,
many
on
of
clients
of the
countries;
problems..
states, "combined with the type of
in the Ebasco organization will be
in a variety of business situations
now
generally recognized as not adequately served by existing capital
markets.
The use of Ebasco will be especia'ly valuable in the screen¬
"A
able
1946
$642,889'
Share
the
profitable enterprise
for American
investors when the personnel of both companies are in a position to
devote their full energies to Foreign Power's operating and financial
and
Bond
Services
Ebasco
knowledge
k
,
1949
$1,158,298
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Gross
and
with
Inc.
contemplates that when the company has disposed of
below) it will be entitled to exemption from provisions
the terms of Section 3, particularly Section 3(a)(5)
themselves
discussing
in
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883.
Bond
resources
expert
Services
contrary, the future program of the company
utility securities as, in the judgment of the directors, may be profit¬
ably employed, utilizing the experience, skills and knowledge available
$750,000 preparing the building for television
manufacturing and electronic parts divisions opera*
Paterson
East
The
of
the
rebuild
the
hardship
severe
In
tions.
<
stockholders
the
to
Ebasco
will continue to own securities of Foreign Power,
the public utility subsidiaries of which operate
subsidiary
company
of
asset
valuable
a
inf'ict
than
more
receiver assembly
to
on
other
and
business of which within the United
utility company," and since it is further
stockholders, the loss of which would
of them."
Share's contemplated future program, it
was pointed out
that: "The company will devote to non-utility invest¬
ments
such of
the funds
realized from liquidation of its domestic
is
acquired the former Wright Aeronautical plant last
War Assets Administration for $1,350,000 and is
corporation
The
possible
be
investments
in situations
promising opportun¬
investment
present
principal
It
in a given year. In such a
pass dividends received from United Gas
capital distributions to be applied in reduction of the tax cost of
their stock,
without such stockholders becoming subject to tax on
such dividends as ordinary income.
This tax position of the company
scale
Dec.
will
or
plant contains more than 480,000 square feet under one roof and
is said to be the largest and most modern television receiver assembly
The
for
financial
business of United Gas is repre;ertcd by
gas utility
company, as defined
in the Act.
since
more
and
future, may offset the company's earnings
Sept. 6.
■
a
plan
V Power
under
ordinary income arises out of tax losses accumulated in the past
and the availability of other tax losses which, when realized in
the
end
essentials
,
company
as
the
to
the
,
are
since
contem¬
plan
assets
program,
a
the public interest or the interest of
this connection, it appears clear that,
will be beneficial
not only to investors and consumers but to the pub ic.
The company's proposed program will create a substantial revolving
pool of capital which will be of aid in solving one of the major
..problems in the capital market recognized by the Commission and
other prominenteauthorities. < The -problem of
supplying the needs
of business for equity capital has been pointed up by studies recently
launched by the Joint Congressional Committee on the Economic Report,
end
statements
by the Chairman of the Federal
Reserve Board
and the President of the
New York Stock Exchange.
Moreover, the
combination of financial resources with the broad experience, tech¬
nical
skills and other expert
knowledge 4 available In the Bond and
Share
and
Ebasco
organizations
provides unique opportunities for
profitable, socially useful and constructive investments.. .
V:
The retention at this time of the company's interest in Foreign
that: "The company's program preserves tax advan¬
important to individual stockholders of Bond and
the program the company hopes to be able to pay
dividends which,
under Federal tax law,, will not be taxable as ordi¬
nary
income for many years to come.
The ability of the company
to make dividend distributions to its stockholders which are not taxable
which
•
Act under
public
on
.
.
.
funda¬
parent
a
the
(see
f investors
.The plan states
Share
-
(Allen B.). Dn Mont Laboratories, Inc.—To Dedicate
*
or
one
any
tages
Deficit.—V. 170, p. 592.
,
dispose of all
as
or companies
States is that of
believed that the
situation here involved will not warrant a finding by the Commission
under
Section
3(a)
of the Act
that the exemption
sought by the
companies the principal business of which within the United States
is that of a public utility company" and should, therefore, be entitled
v
railway
oper.
133,057
....
Bond and Share will
investments, except those in American & Foreign Power Co., United
Gas
Corpl and Eba.;co Services Inc.
The company stated that it
will then derive "no material part of its income, directly or indirectly,
$386,004
> 44,552
$497,877
'
of
material
or
3,211,951
"137,667
*140,379'
railway
from
Net ry.
*
*9,318
*41,583
oper.
ry.
ik:
III
Plan
Under
1946
1947
'1948
$561,919
'
105,937
" 55,435
1949
;
$472,089
•
ygk
1935.
of
-Earnings—
Shore & Atlantic Ry.
South
Duluth
July—
the
the
a
133,000
$200,180
$0.76
of
plan
thereof,
1948
$333,180
$183,609
$0.70
—
-
—
proposed
steps
effected
business
additional
out
of
Ebasco
other
all
owns
before
company
Net
the
of
have
PROGRAM—The
of
capital
and
by
and
operations, .in
of
the
of
the
F.
=:
Corp.,
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
$307,309
Co.
completed
will
directors,
skills
Share
rendering
company,
of
30—k.
Months Ended June
Light
subsidiary
of
the
conformance
one
former
carry
of
the
indebtedness
no
6
to
company
company
the assets
this Fund.—V. 170, p. 396.
,
and
company
The
business
or
Issue—
&
system.
combination
industrial,
certain
portion
quarters of 1948. A year-end distribution of 33 cents was made
24, last year.
The current declaration
constitutes the 72nd consecutive dividend
Electrical Products Corp.
Power
completion
its
dispose
pool
a
technical
Bond
The
revenues
on
payment by
stock¬
which company together with its subsidiaries, engages in
Vail aspects of the natural gas business, as welj as in the production
of
crude oil,
other liquid hydrocarbons and
su'phur.
These latter
stockholders of record Sept. 15, 1949. A similar payment
xvmrch 2o and oune 2o, last, and In each of the xirst
to
24
made
of
the
Continued
(4)
dividend of 10 cents per share, payable
a
preferred
a
its
not
;
wholly in foreign
Dec.
on
consider the inventions disclosed in the
useful, practicable and valuable, and they
tests made to determine whether or not this
Co.—Plans Preferred
the
holding
a
three
plans
T.
declared
trustees have
Sept.
to issue 5,000 shares of 5V*% ($100 par) pre¬
Dolan, President, discloses iri a letter to stock¬
The proposal will be voted on at a special meeting of stock¬
stock,
Carolina
PROPOSED
position
a
experience,
(3) The
like amount
in each of the
A
year-end distribution of 40 cents was
dividend constitutes
of
or
holdings in American Gas &
Light Co. and has disposed
&
company
of
utility
will
company
in
where
utility,
and
share, pay¬
per
the
nature
widespread
be
the
Upon
III,
the
in* the judgment of
non-gas
785.
170, p.
company
holders.
June
15.
and
to
all
whether
are:
in
Gas
by this Fund.—V.
Operating
The
and
25
cents
Sept.
25, last,
record
1948.
24,
current
The
be
to
suitable
have
Dobeckmun
ferred
March
of
retired
knowledge avail¬
organizations
can
be utilized constructively.
The capital pool will be represented
by such of the funds realized from liquidation of present investments
as
may
be
profitably
employed,
particularly
in
situations
where
capital is needed which is not readily available through established
investment
channels;
o
.
' >,'■
•- •
• :
able
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—10-Cent Distribution—
company
applications
is so.—V.
dividend of 20
declared a
Plan
in
Employment
broad
common
patent applications may have much or little or no value, and
true or the inventions disclosed thereby.
The officers and
directors
Dec.
on
The
the same is
patent
its
holdings in
stock.
of
the
and
<2)
three quarters of 1948. A
inventions.
Net
(1)
to
stockholders
to
made
which
These
have
24
ment
its
of
1945
stock
consummated
has
the question of
liability to its former
Power
25,
connection
*
a
will
which
ities
592.
p.
disbursed
was
company
of
been
company
in
original
COMPANY'S
that
It
which,
30,
on
trustees
Sept.
immediately after its organization acquired for 136,950
stock five patent applications made by Fred A.
are pending in
the United States Patent Office, two
gasoline airplane engines converted to Diesel engines in accordance
■with inventions covered
by said patent applications, drawings, pat¬
terns, and other materials useful in the practical application of said
p.
of
the City of New York.
the $7 series A preferred stock and
on
of
THE
that
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—20-Cent Dividend—
The
able
(par $1),
first
Thaheld,
of
amended
plates
V '"" vkk';
the $6 series B preferred stock of Eastern States
previously been declared for payment on Oct. 1, 1949, to
1949.—V.
applications and other property.
The general purpose of the company is to develop an improved type
of light-weight air-cooled Diesel engine.
shares
the
July
preierred
with
the
Act
filed
by
the company's present or
utility subsidiary holding companies and their sub¬
have been completed, or are about to complete,
conforming to the Act.
American & Foreign
Power
change
(B)
of Eastern
preferred stock
III,
filing
certain
which
class
this
mental
stocks of Eastern States Corp.
to deposit their certificates,
Letter of Transmittal, prior to
executed
single
a
in
abroad.
shares of
of which 137,450 shares have been issued: 500
incorporators for $500 cash and 136,950 shares for patent
shares to the
desire
the
of
a
share
per
Corp.
1949,
engines into Diesel engines.
capital stock of the company is 2,500,000
stock
common
The
by
Dividends of $1.75
$1.50
authorized
The
holders
the
company
kk
in
The company's program of compliance with the Act is therefore
approaching
completion.
Its
assets
have
been
drastically
reduced
and its capitalization simplified so that it now has outstanding only
said date with The chase National Bank of
u.
in July,
organized
and
accompanied
of manufacturing and selling Diesel engines, appli¬
increase
the efficiency of such engines and appliances to
convert other
have
plans
of
assets
Act.
purposes
to
ances
plans
company's
(Foreign
Power)
remains
as
the
which has not as yet substantially
desiring to accept said offer are required
speculation and as a limited participation in a new proj¬
ect, which experiment may demonstrate to be success¬
lor
all of
process
and conditions
corporation has
stock plus $4.79
of
d Ate
III
the steps
domestic
the
follows:
exchange offer will expire at the
1949,
$50 per unit, with preferential right to purchase an
additional 950 shares at par. This stock is offered as a
is
of
Co.
Expires Sept. 30
terms
1949,
Regis Paper Co. common
Corp.
The
at
or
the
company's
only
all
ol
its
of
the
from
of P.an
concept
Han
a
plans,
conformance
former
A
$4.43 in cash in exchange ior each share of
of Eastern States Corp.
& Co.,
Offered—Graham
Inc.—Stock
Power,
New York, on
Company
disposed
of
the
that
Pennsylvania
all
filing
most
sidiaries,
Eight and one-third shares of St. Regis Paper Co. common stock plus
ful,
result
company's
all
of
company
been
in
to
Nine shares
"
170, p. 689.
stock
has
of
of
that
Euch
exemption
original
amendment
the
of
These
the
and
substantially
for
the
preferred stock and $6 series
B preferred stock the privilege of exchanging the shares of said issues
for shares of the common stock of St. Regis Paper Co. now owned by
Sales Declined—
1—
Sales
has
Notice
ofiered
Month of August—
Diesel
and
basic
the
is
oi
Plan III with the Commission in July,
contemplated by that plan have been accom¬
plished in connection with the other plans of the company, or other¬
wise provided for or accomplished in connection
with various plans
105.
p.
specified
52.—V. 170, p. 689.
was
Diana Stores Corp.—August
V.
of
certain
(leaving open
has any further
Co.
Since
1945,
profit
net
a
of
retirement.
with
the
since
an
the
company
States
for
5
•
stock
company
Electric
383,000
$1,257,344
Eastern States Corp.—Exchange Offer
/
Vice-President-PurchaseS, died Sept. 2 in Pitts¬
Bittner,
He
Pa.
such
remains
occurred
retirement
sale
United
consummation
Commission
necessary
II-B
and
the
the
holders)
($.03 per share of common stock). This compares with $55,482
per
—V.
other charges.
and all
k
W.
with
preierred
15,256
$63,682
:
II-A
This
subsidiary
any
the
upon
the
to
have
make
?
I,
with
with
$1,060,379
Cr2,7o0
ine-w-w
on
changes
which
large extent
474,604
169, p. 2312.
burgh,
plan
and
fivst quarter of the year.
In view of reduced earnings and uncertain business conditions,'the
directors took no action on a dividend at their meeting on June 30, 1949.
($.16
100,240
$2.71
100,240
$4.35
certain
apply
that
with
Federal
depreciation,
interest,
Diamond
♦
provisions of the Act.
but
would
from,
within
and
the
Plans
5,088,297
5U3.477
exps.
income
no
which
of
company
company
$7,236,851
ik-k-'iiiiH -i
on
of $8,200
$334,351
$497,850
100,240
Nil
outstanding
per common
•After
1948
derive
business
the
dealt
$9,038,547
~
profit
Operations
July 16, '49 July 10, '48 July 12, '47
income
Common
general
would
utility
respects.
$5,665,076
(net)
Earned per
Cushman's Sons, Inc.—Earnings—
♦Net
Subsidiary)
"' 1949
operations—!..—___
from.
Dividends
Week; Ended—
three
and
the
Profit
Deductions
Provision for f ed.
2J
well
public
$2,618,094
taxes
Net earnings
—V. 169, p.
distillate
In
Eastern Corp., Bangor, Me.—Earnings— wkkv, .'k
;
1949 ■
1948
1947
$71,610,652 $69,819,640 $63,478,517
tax
income
to, -and
principal
barrels.
*
$3,245,679
Reserve
31,723
was
company's own account and with
relatively low.—V. 169, p. 1006.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Six Months Ended June 30—
(981)
that
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Gross operating revenue
Earns, beiore red. «Sc State inc. taxes
or
the above leases.
on
gas
minimum
the
were
(Including
Curtis Publishing Co.
CHRONICLE
month
per
194J,
cruue
holes have been
others.
'
168, p. 2541.
at
of
dry
1947
outstdg.
Earns, per cl. A share—V.
production
six
1948
$211,797
laxes
A
&
of the proceeds of the crude oil sales
JNet
profit after charges
and
Class
retired
is
loan
66%
Subsidiary)
Domestic
1949
"
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Net
COMMERCIAL
bank
Corp.—Earnings—
Crown Cork International
(Including
THE
X'
'
•
the
COMPANY—At
•
stockholders.
AND INVESTMENTS
OF THE
company's permanent capitaliza¬
shares of common stock owned by over 50,000
also outstanding $12,000,000 of bank loans
CAPITALIZATION
hereof, the
the date
tion cnosists of 5,250.358
July 25.
There
are
6
THE
(982)
Feb.
due
the
At
.
approval
'
of Total
Shares or
Inc.,
3%
preferred
2d
preferred
Common
Option
*
Cuban
($7)— -
A
Co., 6% debs
& Light Co.,
Power
Federal
38.64
38.64
preferred
Other
Interest
Gas
Corp.,
common
Power & Light
Co., com.
20.67-
5.301
Net
Electric
Atlantic
City
Carolina
Power & Light
Co.,
com.
Co., com,
«.
46.56
46.56
0.22
0.22
0.92
0.80
Light Co
Utilities
191,590
,—
,
Net
6.63
343,844
7.81
7.81
7.81
application for such
/
Middle South
National
;,,;;
&
Power
Light
Co.—
&
.
Minnesota
The
&
Power
Montana
Texas' Utilities
American
"Or
Co
Light
to
Co._
proceeds from
plan
reorganization
of
sales
approved
the
by
After
sales
debts, liabilities and obligations, or
therefor,
and before the
completion
of
payment
provision
of
established
mission.
tion
The
for
the
mentioned
notwithstanding,
aforesaid
Commission,
the
from
company,
and
will
or
or
any
will
"public
any
"associate
pany
an
those
terms
be
be
made
(in
Step
1
sales
the
to
of
without
in
any
securities
of
company"
"holding
any
make
$1.44
'
A
.
tax
rulings
170,
closing
and
Sept.
"
\
30.
The
•
V'-',.'
have
income
the
company,
1
taxes
as
,,
Commission
effect
266,364
that,
Step
shall
this
approve
plan
it
make
order
an
to
the
also
company
21, 50 cents;
extras
paid
Dec.
and
21,
follows:
as
June
22,
20
Net
profit before
Federal taxes
,
Federal
/
.
taxes.
July 2,'49
$2,455,593
$2,496,963
932,725
949,546
$1,621,793
$1,522,868
Earnings per
818,569
$1.98
—V, 170,
$1.86
connection
in
with
any
of
in
not
any
be
way
afiected
by the said exemptidn;
and
(2)
any
distributions by .the company, whether by
way of dividends or other¬
wise, to its stockholders of any of the securities described in
Section
C of this plan,
which distributions shall not have theretofore been
specifically
issued
make
in
approved
with
After
to
this
of
the
investments,
of
of
subject
(1)
This
11
of
the
thereby
have
and
(2)
it
all
to
have
or
any
company
an
"associate
those terms
as
and
requisite
the
may
jurisdiction
and
such
170,
shall
in
of
the
Act.
this
plan
the
Commission
sub-section
to
carrying
by
<b>
the
of
to
have
sions of Section 11 of the Act
to
out
the
order
of
to
that
the
company
proceeding
sub-section
entered
a
(e)
in
of
decree
shall
or
appropriate to
a
shall
court
order
"Net
and such court shall have
enforce and carry out the terms and
provisions
of
11
1949—3 Mos.—1948
"$202,151
share
per
loss.
11
of
of
the
the
and
to
the
taken
the
Act,
all
Internal
in
accordance
Revenue
Code,
with
as
Supplement R thereof.
(it
of
June
on
30,
pared
on
Sept.
about
or
last,
with
Mark
$2.20
Department
condition)
rulings
as
have
(unless
a
to
closing
the
tax
been
30
distribution
a
75
cents'
Follansbee,
action
at
per
no
action
the
on
of
share
President,
this
the
company,
agreement
or
consequences
in
to
its
ruling
the
United States
discretion
or
shall
closing
the company
oi
Section
Treasury
waive
agreements
the
$0.58
59,807
42,675
9,394
62,772
60,014
257
pi,946
3,942
3,942
36,009
42,862
2,430
all-time
peak
46-year
20,958
18,503
1,909,084
1,444,164
and
history,
General
1,710
195,029
the
38,913,
was
highest
Ivan
Manager
Wiles
in
Sales
25
on
__________
from
Income
chinery &
leased
cents
per
of
the
in
General
set in March
model
new
-
disclosed
that
built,
were
during
substantial
a
introduced
was
to
August
figure
the
total
a
in
public only
well
over
the
of
view
fact
of
few weeks age.
a
Fisher Builds Record Number of Bodies—
The
corporation's
greatest
number
Manager
of
J.
Fisher
Fishers Assembly
month, Mr.
for
produced
in
month
any
its
Vice-President
Cronin,
J.
Division
Body
bodies
by
sets
Fisher
of
announced
in
August
41-year
of
GM
the
his.ory,
and
Body.
ahd
it
General
v
fabricating
plants
turned
out
249,378
bodies
of
said.
Crbnin
Included
in
this
number
complete
were
body parts sent to the corporation's Buick-01dsmob;l:-_Jontiac
Assembly Division.
A.A
Three
Fisher
Body assembly plants, at St. Louis, Mo.; B ltimore,
and
The
when
Flint,
and their
Current
,
order
Mich.,
previous
have
closed
150
shifts
within
Earnings
after
per
169,
1941,
contrast with Fisher Body's first 'big"
for Cadillac, in 1910.—V. 170, p. 690.
<
ugures
bodies,
,
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1949
297,952
$0.53
$0.50
taxes
share——
—_____—L
common
2209.
p.
1948
$6,721,103
317,756
charges and
,./A '"A;"/
.
General Public
—See
total.
$7,505,491
profit
$3.58
dividend normally
stock, par $10.
On
share was made, com¬
Utilities Corp.—Rights to Stockholders
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. below.
Weekly Output Off 1.1%—
electric
V.
output
amounted
1.1ft
170,
to
this corporation
of
for
883.
p.
week ended
for the
Sept.
2,
kwh., a decrease of 1,319,137 kwh., or
the corresponding week of last year.-—
116,509,614
the "total
below
A>:,,:AA/, a :A-/; -A.-
.
(& Subs.)- —Earnings—
,
6,088,823
—
taxes
Federal
-—
taxes
income
12 Mos.'49
6 Mos.'48
$25,563,182 $56,845,434
5,570,063
11.722,440
3,504,851
amortization
operating expenses
General
6 Mos.'49
$29,221,172
revenues
Depreciation and
Other
2,934,618
8,637,297
12,401,767
10,972,856
24,172,553
2,113,877
1,711,241
4,021,225
1,539,075
1,296,810
3,174,030
$3,572,779
$3,077,594
$7,117,889
other
less
108,692
117.870
263,549
$3,464,087
deductions,
$2,959,724
S6.854.340
income
cannings
Interest
Net
uncertain
and other deductions
income
Dividends
170, p. 303.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
ma¬
Dec.
1,283,215
2,321,383
'"2,377,869
$25,375,668 $22,247,943
22,550,435
18,655,125
$46,707,659
$38,904,687
41,759,325
32,592,170
1,876,025
—_
2,391,689
220,000
220,000
$1,282,840
$3,031,756
1,191,164
1,191,150
orders
1,191,164
being
share——$1.24
have
102,668
1948.—V.
170,
for
on
p.
440,000
/
(end of
———
common
per
31,
3,382,584
$3,471,756
$1,471,940
balance
Unfilled
1,456,884
$1,502,840
preferred stock
on
shares outstanding
decline,
1,772.147
$1,691,940
—
period.
Earnings
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$24,137,116 $20,964,728 $44,386,276 $36,526,618
1,238,552
income
operating
Net
!
the
Total
Costs
income
&
Federal
expenses
(net)
income taxes___
1,069,675
1,358,813
Net
income
Preferred
$1,755,558
$2,234,005
$3,072,309
$3,920,823
168,480
_______
56,875
336,959
113,750
dividends
Net
income
available
to
/■•r
common
NOTE—The
stock—
amounts
$1,587,078 A$2,177,130
shown
for
1948
of the
both
former Westvaco Chemical
Corp.
of which were acquired
in
786.
not
September
Unfilled
p.
do
nor
with
orders,
as
unfilled
of
June
orders
-
of
$2,735,350
include
of
that
$3,807,073
the
operations
and
the Stokes
Smith Co.,
the
first
June
30,
time
since
$1.08
V-J
1949,
compared
Sell
Local
Day
$2.55
shown
with
net
a
121,556
on
593.
1949,
amounted
year.
$10,443,787
on
June
to
$5,957,133.
30,
1948.—V.
com¬
170
••
or
transactions
!
Franklin Simon & Co., Inc.—New Control—
See
City Stores Co. above.—V. 170,
p.
493.
The
—
To
Transportation
•
company
a
has notified the SEC of its intention
base
price
of
$54,000
plus
an
to
sell its
,
trans¬
of local businessmen for
$42,000.
group
estimated
Georgia would use the proceeds from the sale to increase its electric
utility system properties.—V. 170, p. 594.
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
July—
Gross
1949
from
from
Net
ry.
1948
1947
1946
$605,278
$733,176
$635,311
$724,019
65,537
122,525
88.941
93,111
52,127
110,776
59,960
56,733
raTway__—
railway
4,655,730
5,030,663
4.557,149
4,513,030
564,437
854,483
582,709
312,267
income-—
435,693
693,036
376,034
94,809
railway—
railway
oper.
income—
,
*
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
>
Co.
portation business in Augusta, Ga., to a
Gross
this
Power
Georgia
Business—
Net
30,
,
few
past
production also has swelled the Aug..st
monthly production record was in A^ril,
built. "
: ;
sales
Net
—V.
the
were
production
for
second
added
added
best
bodies
214,000
Income
1949—3 Mos.—1948
processes—
month
any
Division, said. The
of 1941. With the impetus*
the
preceding quarters.,
stated:
"In
view
of
Machinery & Chemical Corp.
(net)
of
Vice-President
Motor
1941.
also
Specials
Common
Food
total
Wiles,
L.
the Buick
of
record-breaking August Output, Buick's total prod ction for
is 274,233. only about 42,000 short of the full yea.'s record
that the
common
in
time."—V.
Period End. June 30—
or
the
from
6,745
6,982
_
now
Misc.
took
1
Sept.
L
—
Federal income taxes.
conditions prevailing at the present time and
probable prop¬
erty adjustments, the board of directors believed it
prudent to take no
action
meaning and requirements
amended, including Section 1808(f)
obtained
51,584,733
business
pared
There shall
$259,418
—^
291,383
record
the
Mr.
provi¬
or simplification of the
holding-company
the
company is a member and are
necessary
or
effectuate the provisions of
sub-section
(bi
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$973,428
Nil
tAfter charges and
directors
payable
which
of
184,090
Maintenance
Omits Dividend—
The
com¬
of
necessary
appropriate to the integration
274,233
request
of this plan.
The order of the Commission shall
recite, to the extent requested
the company, that the transactions in this
plan are
appropriate
24,410
16,9,063
5,962
and
Net
c
finding this
effectuate
133,251
853
Coach—
—
Operating
be
approval
Section
or
Earnings
Section
plan
197,433
$5,066,801
$G;341,840 $10,381,964 $15,191,074 $17,724,728
_____
profit
(3)
system
$5,663,979
Corp.—Earnings Fall Off—
Period End. June 30—
tNet
affected
persons
18,506
97
&
—
new
20,000
105.
p.
264,849
226,165
General Telephone Corp.
Sales
dividend
;
plan to be fair and equitable and
by
1949—8 Mos.—1948
$688,060
281,924
22,158
Period Ended June 30—
or
be.
pursuant
court
by
of
Commission
Commission, in the event
do, shall have instituted a
to
so
defined
are
com¬
company"
effectuation
equitable
for
^'public-utility
reservations:
found
provisions
fair
by
case
been
the
be
actions
the
as
company"
such
The
petent
Act
shall
and
committed
exemption
prior
RESERVATIONS—The
effectuate
Act
been
1949—Month—1948
$835,247
Follansbee Steel
orders
/.
or
exemption/ the company will
permission of the Commission
following conditions and
plan
to
necessary
order
any
1
foregoing
company,
AND
the
to
in
plan.
without
make
the
CONDITIONS
is
Commission
"holding
any
will
which
"affiliate"
an
this
receipt
securities
pany"
by
respect
the
no
Period End. Aug. 31—
—V,
reorgani¬
Foreign Power under Section 11 of the Act so that the
jurisdiction of the Commission with respect to
any such reorganization
shall
*A
The
Sales
....
34,555
Canada—
Motors
any
involving the company
of
1949,
|(M. II.) Fishman Co., Inc.—August Sales Increase—
....
524.915
8,247
Truck
company's
303.
p.
1949—8 Mos.—1948
"40,106
—
Total
$1.89
share—
,,,
746,984
PaSsenger
(excl. treasury
common
cars
73,352
Coaches
GM
$1,547,417
818,569
passenger
year.
3 Months Ended June 30—
June 28,'47
$2,616,440
taxes.
last
244
Net
June 26,'43
818,569
Net profit after Federal
United
General Precision Equipment Corp.
994,647
Com. shares outstdg.
Stock)
were
has'produced I;909;C84 pas¬
States and Canada, compared
31,095
cents;
First National Stores Inc.—Earnings—
x
249,691
the
Sept.
Of the
38,211
Trucks
302.
p.
in
on
126.070
—;
,
GMC
$2.28
170,
true'rs
announced
31,939
months,
cents.—V.
90
and
cars
was
1949—Month —1948
Cadillac
531,060
$0.57
......
Quarter Ended—
the
upon
4),
transactions
zation
Buick
828,351
outstanding.—.
share
it
Motors
period
Trucks
$1,214,805
531,080
*
directors have declared a quarterly dividend of 10 cents per
share, payable Sept. 29 to stockholders of record Sept. 19. This com¬
pares' With A35cents per share previously paid each - quarter, Afcast
year,
August,
the
in
same
Oldsmobile
The
Sept.
trucks
Passenger
$2,043,356
$302,731
—.
per
during
Trucks
31,569
$569,095
——
the filing of the certificate (mentioned above in
the company shall be exempt from all provisions of the
Act
without further application to or approval
by the Commission,
excepting from such exemption (li to the extent then necessary
this
and
cars
.
Pontiac—
$2,011,787
shares
of
passenger
August,
.
$6,588,169
39,535
J
trucks.
Passenger
2,090,004
-
———
291,333
during
Period End. Aug. 3.1—
1948
$529,560
$0.64
$143,-
5.
PRODUCTION OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY G. M. DIVISICNS
v2,486,378
*
$0.68
:
amortization— IS49.
Chevrolet—
not
-
will be filed with the Commission stating that such sales
disposals have taken place.
The company
Is requesting, in its
application for approval of this plan which is filed herewith, that
produced
1,444,164 for the
,
is
1,653,717
:
105 and
year to date, General
established also
1949
—J—
——
$10,520,856 $10,059,198
—i___
pp.
Trucks
—2,025,274
———_
or
company,
the
with
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
profit
the
previous
•
236,491
Corp.—August Car Output Up—
and Canada
41,692 were
senger
'
proposal
which
$4,213,551
expenses
States
Fof
Delayed—
agreements
etc.
period
share—
corporation produced
vehicles
and
1947, and
'
175,000
236,491
;
This compares with July output of 254,662 cars and trucks.
2.
785.
p.
175,0C0
!
Co.,
or
if
The
United
Reduces Quarterly Dividend—
r
.
com¬
disposals of all of the securities
certificate signed by an officer of the
a
67,251
'•
until
com¬
such
the Act.
above),
-'A;'..'.
1
at end of
common
per
1948, $127,233.—V. 170,
Md.,
contrary herein
interests
in
the
which will
"affiliate" of
ari
or
$122,519
97,943
Assurance
adjourned
was
Net, income
prior
company"
Opon completion of the sales
listed
Anything
made,
utility
defined in
are
Com¬
permission of the
to any
"associate company" or "affiliate" of
"affiliate" of any such "associate company,"
or
investments
no
pany"
(4i
Step 3).
purchases
or
no
enterprises
the
of
make
this
(in
permission
the Commission, in the applica-,
filed herewith, to make an order per¬
the investments
and
reinvestments
plan
to
company
further
;
income A—
Earnings
9,990,562
stock-—
stock—;
General Motors
the
requesting
this
of
without
is
company
approval
mitting
above
enterprises
on,
upon
etc.,
Number
287,000
$480,127
$10,932,347 $10,470,689
_________
"Including provision fcr depreciation and
last
•
making
the
or
Life
preferred
common
1943
the
or
disposals provided for (in Step 1 above), the proceeds of
sales of securities will be used, in whole or in part at the option
company,
to invest and reinvest frcm time to time in new
any
of
......
$1.16
oF sales
Total
305,000
$496,004
surplus
•Earnings
include
was
will pay, or make provision for payment, of its outstanding
bank'loans and all its other liabilities and obligations.
(31
\.f-.
voted
Operating
Com¬
securities are realized,
sudh
of
'Ay. \
services,
Other
of
company
appropriate
not
630.
p.
$149,372
—
received:—V.
Selling,
183,050 V
Common (new)
the
heretofore
Corp.
any
170,
343,644
Common
under
Cost
income-
—
on
Earned
horsepower
one
did
line
share
Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co. (&
Income
As
from
Co.
charges and taxes
outstanding June 30—
Great-West
be
$767,127
of
1943
6 Months Ended June 30—
Sales,
taxes on
„
on
Dividends
gen¬
line
1949
mission.
(2t
Elliott
and
complete
of
193,503
—
received
be
Southern
&
to
yet been
9,204
25,000
191,390
46,u73
-
The
contingent
^2,631
Common
_
—
-
&
Power
securities
Commonwealth
Co.
Co.—
,
2,540,4.50
254,045
Common
Common
Common
Corp.—_
—
Light
&
Fower
A
—
Light Co._
Power
the
200 horsepower.—V.
after
per common
uled
803,229
„
Common
Common
Common
Common
-
—
Southern
•Commonwealth
Florida
under
motors
a
The meeting of stockholders scheduled for Sept. 8, at which a pro¬
posal to increase the number of authorized common shares was sched¬
Amount
.
Common
Utilities, Inc
Birmingham Electric Co._
Atlantic City Electric Co.Carolina Power & Light C'o._
ranging
generators
Formerly,
Co.
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—Plan
: or Principal
Type of
Security
'
•
''./-y'f,:;'-'
Name
and
motors
shares
'".v"
3,196
$801,004
income—
on
_____
Dividends
substantially all of the remainder of the proceeds was
applied to reduce current bank loans.—V. 169, p. 2641.
Shares
•
•i
C.
generators
electric
Elliott
the
Life Insurance Co. of New York dated May 16,
.
,
D.
produces
give
Winnipeg,
Canada.
These notes are repayable in instalments Of
$110,000 each on May 1 in each year, commencing in 1950.
Simultaneously, the corporation placed with The Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of New York a $1,250,000 ZVz%
promissory note, due June 1, 1957, repayable in instal¬
ments of $208,000 each on June 1 in each year, com¬
mencing in 1952.
The proceeds of those notes were
initially applied to prepay in full the balance due on
the corporation's 4% subordinated note to The Mutual
7.81
183,050
27,207
taxes
estimated
profit
total
7.33
$763,931
income
before
Total
6, has acquired the busi¬
division at Ampere, N. J., of
Sept.
Crocker-Wheeler
This division
additions
horsepower.
and
Income
81,680
$773,797
Prov. for
$2,780,528
Privately—On June 16, 1949, corporation
placed $1,100,000 4 V2 % subordinated notes, due May 1,
1959, with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
the
by
$2,071,329
Notes Placed
5.70
7.80
& Light Co.
which
to
and
and
71,356
162,707
—
.
10,436.343
$557,624
announced on
the
of
Corp.
these
Earnings
BE
TO
plan
25,000
1.450.473
87,031
—j
436,194
$227,747
was
Common
TAKEN UNDER THE PLAN—-After approval of
Commission and by any appropriate U. a. District
approval may be made, the company will take the following steps, ^
(1) Company will, as soon as practicable, sell for cash or otherwise
dispose of the following securities,
pursuant to this plan, to the
extent
such securities
are
not subject to disposition pursuant
to
existing orders of the Commission, or orders v/hich may hereafter
be issued, other than an order approving this plan:
STEPS
this
818,772
336,917
Employees Credit Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
46,973
193,503
Co
Co.;
Power
773,807
108,580
6 Months Ended June 10—
% of Total
Minnesota Power & Light Co
Power
130,284
75,000
173;
of Total Vot. Power
7.82
7.82
%
No. of Shares
Court
C.
to
1,623,859
expenses-
(net)——
Balance
Miscellaneous
0.07
0.07
25>°VY
'■■■':•
Montana
It
assets
A.
general
expense
$2,367,440
Co.—Expansion—
and
motors
follows:
Florida Power &
177,634
<
Hendy
erators
to
••
and
ness
100
100
^
American
94,310
——,
company,
Joshua
100
,
Texas
100,710
and
plan
retirement
expense
16,717,139
$2,647,394
396.
p.
Elliott
approved an application for the Itransfer
American & Foreign Power Co. of $19,500,000
Cuban
in exchange for a three-year 6% note °1 Fore.gn
Power in
the principal amount of $19,500,000, payable to Bond and
Share, subject to certain conditions relating
among other( thl"g^>
the payment of, valuation of, and possible defenses against the'foreign
Power note and to the sale by Foreign Power of at leaso $10,000,000
of new Cuban Electric Co. mortgage bonds.
,
"
Upon the consummation of the Section
11(e) Plai*
Ann
Power & Light Co. now before the Commission for decision
the com¬
pany will receive, in exchange for its holdings of sep."f/ticsn®fnJ"l"ic^
Power & Light Co., common stocks of various utility companies,
as
The
22,318
13,653,425
335,258
„
170,
The
1949, the SEC
company
debentures
Name—
379,168
taxes
_
——
___
July 21,
the
52,770
'
administrative
Interest
$4,465,532
sold
profit
Selling,
$3,661,931
Net
26.95
9,204
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.,
common
26.95
46.56
I®,900
2,631
;
*
—
__
goods
Employees'
1949—12 Mos.—1943
$931,576
16.19"
46.56
$2(??.'£«n
account
of
Gross
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
1949—3 Mos1948
income———
—'V.
16.19
254,04o
Birmingham Electric Co., common
Ebasco Services, Inc., advance on
—
"Cost
Profit
803,229
2,870,653
2,540.450
Inc.,- com.
court to enforce and carry
and privisions of this plan
11(e) of the Act.
a
of Section
$591,415
__
_
Other expenses
31.17)
United
"On
taxes
to
terms
the
25,060
income
90.20
& 1,840
——
Utilities,
South
by
apply
provisions
—
(Including wholly-owned subsidiary, General Cigar Co. of Cuba, Ltd.)
Six Months to June 30—r
*
1949
1948
*
Net sales
——1„— $16,300,819 $19,084,579
for
the
85,974
income-.—
25.87
$5
Common
Middle
open
the
COMPARATIVE
Gross
84.71
5.812,884
$19,500,000
warrants—
Electric
Capital
with
——
American
National
may
plan,
necessary,
Period End. June 30—
2.88
17.00
65,809
2,158,236
—
series
accordance
100
$30,000,000
13,800
—.
($7)_.
$6
in
and
this
extent
applying to the Commission
request that the Commission, in
Is
company
Monday, September 12, 1949
General Cigar Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
company,
plan
approves
the
to
Co.,
Power
notes
Preferred
Power'
of Total
Amount
Name—Security—
American
&
Foreign
out,
this
of
it
event
Voting
%
Principal
CHRONICLE
such agreements or rulings shall
this plan and
out
the
CONCLUSION—The
following securities:
mately $9,661,000 and owns the
FINANCIAL
&
„n„r„vi
assets of approxi
has net current
the company
hereof,
date
necessary to carry
be satisiactory to
of the proceeds of
be reired out
to
1951, which are
to be sold,
25,
aSBets'yet
utility
COMMERCIAL
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
170,
p.
494..
'
Sales
Net
$10,070,385
$8,741,450
685,085
$1.29
——
-
652,545
$1.22
earnings after charges and taxes
Earnings
—V.
1
share
common
per
169,
L'_;
Main
Net
Inc.—Earnings—
"Earnings
1948
1947
$259,057
$396,410
$0.82
$1.26
share
per
offered
$1.53
"J
$107,822
i ,
$0.34
&
this
"Based
shares
315,000
on
outstanding.—V.
169,
2103.
p.
of
13
an
by
($50
have
struction
be
Gotham Hosiery Co., Inc.
of
company's expansion
be
by
300,000
and
Net
sales
Net
income
U. S.
"
and
Net
before
income
profit
Earnings
—V.
1,598,353
$6,153,558
1,388,218
179,911
taxes—
606,107
579,024
$262,387
$992,246
$2.47
$2.02
share.
common
Union
The
Period End. Aug. 27—
—V.
170,
$8,917,373 $65,902,575 $55,434,105
Grant & Co.—August Sales Increase—
Period End. Aug. 31—
$
170, p.
$
17,189,544
—
—V.
16,146,691
$
Great Lakes Power
Co., Ltd.—To Reclassify Common
of
Great Northern Paper
(Including
wholly-owned
Other
income
station to be built
subsidiary
before
Net
Federal
income
Federal
taxes
profit
the
for
Consolidated
,
income
1948
$3,360,438
Gross
155,480
126,974
Costs,
$4,533,845
$3,487,412
1,682,COO
operating
oper.
$2,851,845
•_
1—
Jan.
$2,165,012
18,919,395
20,479,889
Cash
dividends
Appropriation
holds
placement
of
share—
per
pulpwood
liquidated
tarily
$1
estimated
in
997,480
inventories
prior
of
cost
excess
Net
gen.
(other
than
997,480
(a)
earned
surplus,
June
30
:
$22,234,254
$2.86
before
Federal
Federal
income
income
Earnings
of the Mississippi River.
stock consists of 2,000 shares
capital
stock
income
taxes
$2.07
now
proceeds
will
Baking
no
$4,027,343
which
be
for
used
Gross
sales
and
other
the
Co.,
dt dared
stock
common
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway-—.
$20,609,947 $20,300,261
railway
6,031,737
income—
oper.
2,514,834
1,372,256
4,352,006
2,235,441
taxes,
for
7,243,285
7,382,857
-
$2,519,952
$2,458,544
insurance,
377,572
of
of
dividend
sales
Profit
Interest
Total
$9,841,401
31
and
for
rubber
income
169,662
192,950
153,128
168,560'
321,393
tax
Gross
310,046
238,564
ry.
railwayrailway
117,543,915
109,599,025
18,953,927
21,978,792
6,924,354
10,649,912
87,396',300
13,923,018
5,397,820
101,494,718
20,707,111
_
9,339,046
income—
cper.
Net profit
—V,
—V. 170, p. 494.
Household
Gross
-
■
& Western RR.—Earnings—- *"
V
r
1949
,
from
Net
ry.
1948
1
1S47
$254,151
$263,461
5302,403
'-■20,285
37,100
27,186
income—
''35,125
9,116
"15,394
9,122
oper.
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
1,995,580
2,100,014
1,800.557
1.509.042
321,609
530,756
450,721
230,540
46,028
164,604
146,587
income—
oper.
Net
"Deficit.—V.
170,
.
"5,458
*$37,724
Green
Interest
guayule
rubber—
ranch
5,736
—V.
170,
$7,457,566
$7,834,231
$52,102,789
$51,438,405
Net
class
Chase
A
National
participating
Bank
$1
been
has
.stock.—V.
par
169,
equal
2462.
p.
The
for
has
company
permission
Ohio
&
to
the
to
the
Interstate
properties
of
Subsidiary—
Louisiana
Missouri
&
River Railroad
Co., a subsidiary, in which it owns 36,255 shares of the
36,517 outstanding shares. G. M, & O. plans to liquidate and dissolve
the
subsidiary
in
company
order
to
simplify
its
corporate
own
structure.
The
M.
provides for G. M. & O. to purchase the outstanding L, &
plan
R.
stock.—V.
170,
884.
p.
(& Subs.)— Earnings-
Period Ended June 30—
sales
Earnings
3 Mos.'49
before
depreciation
6 Mos.'49
6 Mos.'48
$4,488,234
—
$9,242,988
$10,680,123
and
—
income taxes
367,317
Depreciation
Federal
and
state
income
894.822
1,742,990
193,050
386,100
348,132
54,277
—
174,630
563,957
taxes-—
170,
Net
earnings
$119,990
Dividends
on
preferred
on
common
per
common
$830,901
78,496
W.
H.
Earnings
180,000
$0.22
$0.71
The
;
r.at
consolidated
June
30,
liabilities
-to
1
of
the
At
annual
amendment
holders
ently
-
sale
to
showed
4.80
meeting
to
to
p.
of
10,
June
31,
the
subscribe
and
30,
for
$2.09
subsidiaries
and
1949
been
with
Harshaw Chemical
Profit
after
Federal
charges—_
inc.
taxes
per
common
1949
June 30,
Net
Earns,
future
the
approved
was
share
issuance
shares
of
pres¬
reserved
for
$1,820,101
$1,952,673
$685,641
477,550
701,737
856,500
313,500
announced
1,
Louis
St.
price
to
bid
of
lesser
cf
the
that
advance
eight
of
the
electric
NOTE—The
fiscal
$577,123
com.
year
subsidiary,
$1,118,364
293.060
293.0'0
207,290
shares.
$1.97
$3.82
$5.17
interim
beginning
Harshaw
statement
Oct.
1,
Catalysts,
for
the
first
$1,096,173 1
nine
months
includes the one
Inc.—V. 169, p. 2752.
1948,
the
following
special
—
in
loss
between
charges
85,650
.
advances
book value
to
subsidiary-
of Arizona
37,988
96,969
—
ranch
proceeds of sale
—.—
..
81,626
—
.
"Loss.—V.
168,
1043.
p.
International
corporation
Vanness
to
the
Business
Dause L.
Machines
Corp.—Appointment
announced the appointment of Paul T.
Controller of I. B. M. Plant No. 2 at
Since July of this year, he has acted as assistant:
on
Sept.
position
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
to
$37,988
$264,246
5
of
Bibby, General Manager of that plant.—V.
170, p. 787.
International Hydro-Electric
System—Interest—
A.
Brickley, trustee for this corporation, has filed
in Federal District Court at Boston, Mass., for approval
of payment of $478,224 as interest due Oct.
1 on the system's out-,
standing convertible 6% debentures. Judge Francis J. W. Ford ordered ,
a
hearing on the petition on Sept. 19.—V. 169, p. 2643.
Columbus,
Feb.
wise
in
August,
$1,000
Columbus,
Ohio,
15 of
callable
on
Ohio
National
Bank
of
Interest is payable semi-annually
The
$500.
and
trustee.
each year.
30 days' notice
a
whole
or
in
part,
other¬
through the operation of the sinking fund, at the principal
accrued interest plus a premium on such principal amount
in accordance with the following schedule: On or before Feb. 15, 1951,
at
and
5%
a
1%';
-
thereafter
premium:
and
thereafter
on
before
or
and
Feb.
on
15,
Feb.
15, 1958, 2%; thereafter
thereafter without premium.
bonds
or
1955,
and
before Feb. 15,
3%; thereafter
on
or
1953, 4%;
and on or
before Feb.
15,
1960,
subject to redemption through the operation-of
the sinking fund at the principal amount and accrued interest plus a
The
On
or
15,
principal
such
premium on
on
also
are
or
before
before
1955,
and
Feb.
15,
amount in accordance with the following
15, 1951, at a 4% premium; thereafter
1953, 3% ; thereafter and on or before
thereafter and
2%;
on
Feb.
before
or
Feb.
premium.
Aug.
on or before Feb. 35, 1958, 1%;
15, 1960, Vs %; thereafter without
,
HISTORY—Pursuant
dated
15,
$372,141
177,652
$1.72
of
the
wholly-owned
1949,
,
to the terms of
approved
by
the
a
certain agreement of merger,
respective
boards of directors
duly authorized by the shareholders of the following named
corporations: A. Janes & Sons, Inc. and Henkle Fertilizer Co. were
merged with and into The Columbus Rendering Co. and the name of
the continuing corporation was changed to Inland Products, Inc.
The Columbus Rendering Co. was incorporated in Ohio April 27, 1918,
at which time it succeeded to the ownership of the businesses of three
-firms,
Inc.,
the
1948
1949
volume
_
_
—.—"$25,004,000 $21,356,000
oldest' of
which
was
record
founded
in
A. Janes & Sons,
Ohio, was incorporated
1867.
having its principal office at Chillicothe,
high and 11% above the previous record high of
1947. - ,
out that, with prices lower than last year,
for January
was
pointed
787.
p.
'
: \
International Telephone & Telegraph
Payment for Telephone Equipment for
■
■ •
;
Corp.—Arranges
Argentine—
r \
*
This corporation
the
as
than
amount
sales
Reported—
$22,529,rx,
Augusts
higher dollar volume represents even greater increases in unit sales.^
Demand
has been
exceptionally good in children's shoes.—V. 170,
"A
000
It
Columbus,
Company,
are
International Shoe Co.—Record Sales
Month of August—
Dollar
and Aug.
15
Bonds
petition
be
of
thereafter
1946
Sept.
of
purchase
placed in service between St. Louis, Mo., and
Madison and Granite City, 111., when delivered by the manu¬
Ohio
Feb.
1947
on
Bank
the
of
will
cars
schedule:
outstdg.
shares
per
1948
$29,676
67,664
'
a
Offered—
offered to
Ohio, $750,000 12-year 5% first mortgage
bonds, dated Aug. 15, 1949, and due Aug. 15, 1961.
an
share¬
common
$1,054,673
profit-
ONLY)
1949
*$31,435
54,215
——
loss
dividend require¬
in the 1948 period.
and
Common
•ANY
(PARENT C
;'
——
preferred
RR.—Equipment Loan—
President,
National
80%,
or
residents
5.25
Co.—Earnings—
(est.)
(after
2,002,366
2,445,493.
ended
six months
187,505"
Inland Products, Inc., Columbus, O.—Bonds
The
before
giving
1948
before
for
net
$4,398,037
facturer this month.—V. 170, p. 884.
current
was
1991.
1949
187,505
share
$1.84
„——
$122,703
,
income
and
139,048
36,043
accepted.
These
and
9 Mos. Ended June 30—
$4,689,108
187,505
I
motored
PCC
passenger cars, being purchased
by the company from the St.
Louis Car Co., at an interest rate of
1.69% per annum and with
repayment in 20 consecutive equal quarter-annual instalments, had
1949.
stockholders
excluding
135,002
,
its
$10,462,075
at
Incorporation
shares,
169,
company
ratio
March
at
1
of
right
the
assets
May
on
common
employees.—V.
of
current
Articles
pre-emptive
a
sheet
current
The
with
the
authorized
to
'_„
balance
1949
$1,991,255.
compared
as
stock
to
2,550
38,660
$5,362,332
,
common
Terminal
Ward,
Boatmen's
$226,767
79,683
90,000
share
$334,092
39,250
stock
loss
Net
594.
p.
81,626
:
21,262
1-———
Net
2,445.798
per
$122,708
of Arizona ranch
peso
-
Provision
The
Denominations:
.Dividends
3,097
,
8,622
for ihe
2,443
h
/
stock—
compared
Venice,
Net
$2.12
to
'
The
,
Hammermill Paper Co.
v
em¬
stock
Illinois
Commission
Commerce
the
919,918
3,924
income
58,847-
charges
—
Difference
i
V.
7,138
Bartholomew
RR.—To Merge
applied
acquire
2,628,052
1,304,360
i
net
28,717
$8,051,560
3,019,014
<Cr)
preferred
ments).
—V.
Gulf Mobile
$8,976,919
from
to
income.
transfer agent of the
appointed
arising
etc,
NOTE- The
15,774
'
__
Six Months Ended June 30—
Dividends—cash:
Co.—Transfer Agent—
101,778
—_
$277,468
of
loss
Income
sub-
stock
common
Common
Gulf Atlantic Transportation
7,757,511
1,629,765
compensation
of
I
special
proceeds of salCL
INCOME ACCOUNT
3,660,705
earnings
67;975
$71,797
120,267
12,948
$174,589
following
ihcome
"
$10,648,104
,
Addit'l
3n/4 %
The
9,708,713
the
"Loss.
1947
Dominion
&
income
Sundry income
and 690.
106
p.
operations
Federal
2,732
22,279
Expenses
Minority interest in
sidiary company
1949—7 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
11,352,640
expenses
•
$3,822
operations-
*$21,181
before
net
Net
$22,000,744 $18,685,632 $15,809,071*
expense
sale
Co., Inc.—August Sales Decrease—
1948
1949
$6,554
;
*$43,460
valuation
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
operations—
from
for
on
ployees,
(H. L.)
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
Corp.
85,764
inventories
lor
income
to
'
'
.
taxes
494.
p.
from
income
Provisions
.
from
Gross
Finance
operating
$227,203
42,022
From Jan. 1—
:
income
Total
1946
railwayrailway
from
Net
Gross
•
87,110
-
$92,318
Shrinkage in Mexican assets resulting from de¬
$346,940
$493,649
$513,081
'
594.
p.
6 Months Ended June 30—
.
(Green Bay
July—
170,
%
1948
$49,386
Difference, between book value
and
from
from
Net
on
Subs.) —Earns.
—
adjustment
Arizona
loss
Net
152,028-
Federal
share
1949
Selling, general artd administrative expenses—
Haint. of shut-down plants in Mexico
Provision for depreciation
Miscellaneous charges to income
148,600
amortization
Provision
per
increased from 40,000 shares, par $100, '
outstanding, to 200,000 shares of no par quarterly dividends of 75 cents per
June 30, this year.—V.
165, p. 2671. ^
-
income
851,318
debentures
on
cents
received
(after
from
from
Total
From Jan. 1-—
Net
20
were
market value)
at
336,090
954,485
etc
Receive.
was
shares
guayule
of
Cost
$2,134,424
424,482
taxes, etc.—
to
.jMHI
$9,289,635
7,155,210
Rent
$15,846,210 $13,092,966
6,710,921
3,228,685
2,887,279
1946
1947
1948
Stock
Ltd.—New
a
shares
old
March
on
Other
-
—
available
:
1947
1948
$9,763,238
purposes:
common
21,145
The
Sales
Corp.—Earnings—
inc
oper.
following
(&
$8.25
960,366
expenses
Income
Total
1949
the
Six Months Ended June 30—
i
$7,736,444
$4.30
1949
-
is
shares
by
value.
$9,736,444
"2,000,000
$5,338,343
1,311,000
6 Months Ended June 30—
.
is
stock, payable Sept. 30 to holders of record
equivalent to $1 per share on the old $100 par
outstanding prior to five-for-one stock split-up ap¬
stockholders on May
19,
1949.
At
that time the
par
This
authoflzed
$9,712,525
23,919
have
25^8.
p.
which
outstanding.
1,844,639
taxes
profit (before Federal taxes
$300,000 per annum (from
eight times the maximum
$37,500 on the $750,000 principal
approximately
30, 1949 L
requirement of
bonds
15.
proved
3,257,416
;
169,
statement of net
June
Balance
Ry.—Earnings—
July—
'
of all of the outstanding stock of E. G. Buchsieb,
cost to the company of $649,375; and (b) additional working
for the company.
"
common
$5,267,154
71,189
——
share
per
Operating
Northern
■
,
purchased in Ohio and West Vir¬
—
Great
vegetable
purchase
new
Loss
$2.17
$2.76
;
east
averaged
to
directors
share
—
has
Inter-City
The
$19,986,927
above—
appropriation
—V. 169, p. 2751.
materials
raw
and
20-Cent Dividend—
lease¬
—
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
appropriation
After
actively
been
years
many
selling and otherwise
animal
a
capital
1948
2,627,773
surrendered
amort.,
a
income
Estimated
Earnings per share:
Before
States
interest
the
Sept.
4,328,866
—
income
"Adjusted.—V.
Consolidated
the
common
1945
l,
Inc., at
of
abandonments
income
Net
100,000
100,000
A
income)
re¬
—_
for
buying,
inedible
area
.PURPOSE—Net
Federal
exp.__
deprec.,
operating
Net
involun¬
years
and
purchases raw materials in a semi-processed state
including Texas, Iowa and practically all States
Mississippi River.
Its products are distributed and sold in
amount of
$12,223,793 $14,854,580
taxes
*exp.,
and
Other
$23,331,734 $21,084,407
paid,
for
to
wide
annual
at
—
______
edible
of the
Jan.
"
Total
■
Connecticut
1949
income
and
Depletion,
1,322,400
;
period
surplus,
earned
taxes
founded
Products, Inc.
Rendering "Co.-'has
manufacturing,
EARNINGS^-Combined
on
Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
1949
(est.)
Connecticut River
the
on
Insurance Co., $1,250,000; and
Honolulu Oil Corp. (&
companies)
_j—_
-
14, 1946,
was
(no par), of which 1,000 shares are issued >
outstanding and .$,000 shares of class B common stock (no par), '
of which 4,000 shares are issued and
outstanding.
the company
Co., $750,000. The debentures are.
to be dated Aug. 1, 1949, and will mature Sept. 1, 1979.
—V. 170, p. 884.
$4,378,365
(net)_
Dec.
on
which
the company
a
class
Mutual Life Insurance
income)
Profit
of
the
•
profit
proprietorship
ago.
% CAPITAL STOCK—Authorized
purposes. The company
has executed purchase contracts for the debentures with
Aetna
Life
Insurance Co. for $3,000,000;
Connecticut
Co.—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Operating
166, p. 2419.
Canada, Ltd. below.—V.
with
addition
most
Holyoke, and for other corporate
$
132,531,899 131,388,289
594.
See Middle West Utilities Co.
the
east Of the
$5,000,000 3% debentures, proceeds of which will
used to finance construction of the company's new
General Life
•
1948
2,741,200
3,704,600
1282.
p.
power
1949— 8 Mos —1948
1949—Month—1948
•
Sales
taxes
tures Privately—The FPC has authorized
be
(W. T.)
1949
income
to issue
594.
p.
162,
)In
$89,435,900 $85,175,600
—
Federal
in
and
from
Holyoke Water Power Co.—To Issue $5,000,000 Deben-
1949—26 Wks.—1948
1949—4 Wks.—1948
$10,469,790
after
Columbus
ginia,
^
revenues
income
partnership which
a
dealing
products and
by-products including 'tallow, grease, stock feed, bone meal, hides,
pelts, fertilizer and related products.
E. G. Buchsieb, Inc., A. Janes &
Sons,
Inc., and Henkle Fertilizer Co. have all' been engaged in
businesses similar or related to that of Columbus Rendering Co..
Subs.)
(&
Inc.
sole
a
to
naving its principal omce
and
Co.—August Sales Increased 17.4%—
Sales
Publications,
to
successor
Co.,
incorporated in Ohio
was
Products,
engaged
con¬
-■%::%
successor
Henale Fertilizer
assets added to those of Inland
in
Six Months Ended June 30—
—V.
Grand
Consolidated
Operating
Net
205.
p.
Hearst
Earnings—
$809,194
$0.65
_
per
170,
442,298
taxes
Canadian
1947
$7,823,587
'%■
$5,843,503
——
—
1948
1949
1928.
Inc., purchased all of the outstanding stock of
E, G. Buchsieb, Inc., a corporation organized in Ohio July 26, 1928,
and having its principal office at
Columbus, Ohio,
E. G. Buchsieb,
Inc., was the successor %o a business fouhded approximately 50 years
ago.
E. G. Buchsieb, Inc., has been liquidated and dissolved and its
preierred issue should meet the company's financing needs
through 1951, Austin Barney, President, stated.
The company has
no plans now for issuing the remaining 140,000 shares.—V.
170, p. 884.
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
the
was
approximately 50 years
smaller offering
' ''^
"•/
a
27, 1946, and was the
rounded in
Washington C. H., Ohio,
and
The
6 Months Ended June 30—
Ohio Dec.
at
''.7.''v-: V
;•/
•
issue
an
make
to
■.
the
finance
to
used
program.
*
approved
decided
has
'■r;
will
stock will
syndicate headed
preferred
par)
underwriting
stockholders
The
management
time.
1-roeeeas
next,
Inland
shares
Sept.
Co.
the
1,
Preferred Shares—
160,000
publicly
snares
at
of
but
Putnam
1943
1949
$482,293
profits after taxes..-
Offer 160,000
issue
An
Globe Union,
redemption on Oct.
for
Conn.
Hartford,
St.,
To
.
6 Mos. End. June 30—
called
been
at 100 and
interest, $70,000 of 30-year 3% debentures 1937 series. Payment will
be made at The Hartford National
Bank & Trust Co., trustee, 777
690.
p.
in
Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
wo.s
have
There
1948
'1949
—^
—
Electric
Hartford
Co.—Earnings—
Gerber Products
3 Months Ended June 30—
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
Number 4837
170
Volume
Compania
manufacturing subsidiary in Euenos Aires,,
Electric Argentina, have concluded financial
its
and
Standard
telephone mate¬
the Argen¬
Compania Standard
Electric Argentina has issued serial notes dated July 1, 1949 In the,
aggregate' amount of $20,000,000 payable in the amount of $4,000,000
annually over a five-year period with interest at
per annum for,
the first year and 3%% per annum for the following four years.
This
arrangement will permit the resumption of manufacture and shipment
to
the Argentine of telephone equipment from Federal Telephone
Radio Corp., manufacturing subsidiary of I. T. & T., located at Clifton,.
arrangements covering the payment of $20,000,000 for
rial
exported and to be exported from the United States to
tine
N.
for
the Argentine
Telephone Administration.
J.
In order to make possible this operation and in view of the fact that
the materials supplied by Compania Standard Electric Argentina to the.
Argentine National Telephone Administration
are
for an essential
public service, the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic has guar¬
anteed the availability of the necessary exchange to meet the dollar,
under
the arrangement,
thus contributing to
relations with the U. S. A. •
Bank of the Argentine Republic has guar-'
anteed the foreign exchange requirements for the purchase of tele¬
phone equipment from the I. T. &. T. London subsidiary in the amount'
of £1,320,000 sterling and from its Antwerp subsidiary in the amount
of 85,000,000 Belgian francs.
Colonel Sosthenes Behn,
Chairman of the International, who au¬
thorized this announcement, expressed his complete confidence in the
Government of General Peron and In the economic progress of the
obligations
incurred
stronger commercial
In
addition
the Central
(984)
3
THE
as well as in the daily improvement in the social, economic
commercial relations between Argentina and the U. S. A.-
Aigentine,
bud
COMMERCIAL
Philip
:
■■
V'V' ;;;%
;;V■
Gross
;
Net
Condict, formerly President of International Standard
the manufacturing associate of the International Tele¬
Telegraph Corp. of which he was also a Vice-President and
^Director, d.ed Sept. 1 in South Strafford, Vt., at the age of 68 after
te brief illness.—V.
170, p. 399.
from
Corp.,
ry,
&
phone
,
Interprovincial
Pipe
Co.
Line
Gross
Plans
9
raise
to
from
this
by
Albeita,
company,
O.
Company
of
Wis.,
Imperial
1,150-mile
a
were
Oil
pipe
Sept.
the
will
bonds
be
&
offered
will
$37,000,000
States
of
rate
privately
in
be
to
Canada
payable
the
and
companies
insurance
and
United
Canadian
in
the
170,
shares
20
for
shaies
10,000;
will
and
entile
of
$7,500,000
each
convertible
the
debentures.
of
$1,000
capital
of
12
issue
cost
stock
to
to
Interprovincial
be
first
c»ie.,e
o.
•
595.^
&
'
15
Nov.
1338,
Co.
to
;
have
declared
This stock was distributed
Co, common stock of record
to
meet
170,
for
Corp.
Kansas
be
the
tend dissolve
of
that
proposal
a
increase
to
Oct.
1949.
25,
Sept.
on
Aug.
SEC
River
the
are
Kansas
on
River
Power
shares
will
North
to
from
ry.
Co. from
the
earnings
In
after
for
inc.
preferred
21,481,458
the
Net
income from
Development
receivers
the
unit's
of
Net
ry.
Gross
of
Blue
sale
on
Net
from
Net
in
170,
31,
1949,
operating
of
The
the
$3.16
has
given
167,
l
V
310.
ry.
on
Aug.
31,
have
requested
common
""d
1949,
SEC
' :
1948
net
178,910
$20,574
—V.
169,
—V. 170,
p.
165,108,894
against
1946
$519,513
2o0,572
222,112
111,906
70,642
73,024
4,686,050
2,223,354
775,766
4.812.841
3,164,457
170,
2.539.092
1,332.815
l,339,0o4
370,277
<
'
1,699,316
373,581
496.
p.
Utilities
Privately—The
July 31—
-
Co.—To
has
company
1949—Month—1948
-
$6,937,926
revenues
1949—7 Mos.—1948
*
$6,257,931 $46,861,348 $41,745,233
25,727
rev._
2,155
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
$92,102
13,593
$6,912,199
-
148,017
178,069
$6,244,338 $46,683 279 $41,597,216
5,564,640
4,949,065
37,586,053
748,148
695,176
5,033,555
4,618,497
$599,411
$600,097
$4,063,671
$4,009,520
445,139
439,611
2,895,501
2,901,883
Operating Taxes
32,969,199
1,968
$9,572
1,300
725
$94,071
6,250
$21,336
$8,847
$87,821
Net
after
—V.
income...
oper
charges..
739.
170,
p.
i
*
assistance
of
$12,056.
2753.
p,
;|
(George) Muehlebach Brewing Co., Kansas City, Mo.
JLoss.
above figures do not include allowance
for
To Sell Lone
depreciation.
until
(Gi C.) Murphy Co.—August Sales 2.53%
An additional $200,000 of
15-year
been called for redemption on
will be
This
.
St.,
for
115
at The
Chicago,
Is
call
called
made
3%% debentures due Oct. 1, 1958,
Oct. 1, next, at 101 and interest.
in
West
for
made
Monroe
to
the
Bank
i
-
addition
redemption
will be
National
First
111.
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
$175,000
Chicago,
—V.
170,
—V.
debentures
of
Street,
Chicago,
HI.—V.
1949—4 Wks.—1948
$4,520,663
:.v.
1
170,
$8,165,700
1949—34 Wks.—1948
ago.—V.
owned
company,
Ohio,
finance
announced
Sept.
construction
to
Lima,
by a
Jointly
of
Ohio.
that
1
its
by Sun
issue
on
the
mortgage
■
; y
Oil
it. has
Arrangements
of
Co.
31,
Standard
Oil
Co.
arrangements to
pipeline from Longview,
oil
$49,500,000
facilities
and
completed
proposed crude
An
stitutional Investors before Dec.
;/■
170,
*
will
of
be
sinking
sold
to
a
fund
the
August
of
1949
August
as
1948.
group
of in¬
1949—8 Mos.—1948
$1,032,586
$8,993,342
operation on Aug. 31,
$8,401,737
against 88 a
1949,
Inc.—August Sales Off1949—Month—1948
$4,179,607
CONSOLIDATED
income
1949—8 Mos.—1948
$4,404,568 $32,960,495 $32,278,885
INCOME
ACCOUNT
'
1948
1949
J
1947
1946
$24,794,452 $23,625,883 $20,932,681 $19,635,710
449,678
612,419
432,393
446,053
—
$25,244,130
Cost of sales & een- exP-
24,054.570
Interest
$24,238,302 $21,415,074 $20,081,763
20,072.988
18,387,950
23,003,252
22,392
34,974
229.152
217,557
106,795
35,646
86,748
235,493
tax_
257,900
324,600
389,600
Prov. for State taxes™
12,100
14,400
33,400
profit ™<I__™_:,:>> $436,324
Preferred dividends
39,657
$556,610
$575,793
17,628
and
deprec—
Misc.
deductions
Prov.
for
Fed.
inc.
17,628
-
v
358,613
'£
-
286,167
Net
*
453,150
i
82.75Q
United
States
will
1/ 1967, with interest at
3%%.-Six banks, headed by the Chase
National, will buy $16,500,000
bonds due Jan. 1, 1957, with interest at
3%. Sinking, fund payments
beginning in 1952 will retire the bonds by maturity..—V. 170,
p. 595.
Common
dividends
245,869
Earns, per com. share—
;
245,869
$0.64
;
...
$0.84
$669,890
47,978
40,155
39,835
-
.
of
close
bonds
1950.
The
Equitable Life Insurance Society of
purchase $33,000,000 of bonds to be due Jan.
close
the
887.
p.
Sales
Other
Financing
the
at
1949—Month—1948
in
stores
6 Mos. End. June 30—
$8,635,400 $59,822,700 $63,064,700
Co.
at
operation
$997,864
92
were
Neisner Brothers,
2949—7 Mos.—1948
(y'-A
Pipeline
operation
in
National Shift Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales—
Amortiz.
The
in
Period End. Aug. 31—
year
Completed—
a
1949—7 Mos.—1948
stores
Total
of
request
stores
595.
p.
Inc.—August Sales Decrease 5.4%—
170, p. 595.
Mid-Valley
•
to
to
period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
i
™_„™™_™
—V.
211
210
were
Sales
$4,898,399 $44,023,736 $46,738,381
1949—Month—1948
Higher—
1949—8 Mos.—1948
recently
sinking fund, payment
Savings Bank, trustee,
170, p. 789.
at the Harris Trust and
595.
p.
com¬
$10,383,211 $10,126,944 $83,238,918 $78,469,965
There
compared
the
of
1949—Month—1948
Sales
38 So.
<
.
,
account
of
from
Nov.
Brewing Co. Stock—See latter
> ;
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
to
Star
above..
pany
697
$8,496,226 $68,262,486 $68,654,567
692.
1347
$585,318
336,848
4,151,614
income
Uncollectible oper.
(Oscar) Mayer & Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
Texas,
$7,996,626
1948
$717,282
79,755
*73,338
railway
oper.
Operating
4,476
2,4^9
$22,636
cost
Period End. Aug. 27—
Sales
\;y;
4949—Month—1048
j,
1949
$336,316
187,107
$2,940
J387
profit-.
estimated
Retail
Corp.—August Sales Lower—
—L-i.
Ry.—Earnings—
railway^
Period End.
1947
66,512
,
$
authorization
stock
non-infome-p~oducing.
persons
.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Ltd.—Earnings—
$279,210
—
...
Mercantile Stores,
interested
Period End. Aug. 31—
Bales
New
—
Life Insurance Co., $500,000; Continental Assur¬
Co., $500,000; Armour & Company Employees' Pen¬
sion Fund, $250,000; Northwestern National Life Insur¬
ance Co., $200,000;
and Provident Life Insurance Co.,
$50,000.—V. 170, p. 496.
2421.
p.
62,179
—
secured
Lerner Stores
Ohio
ance
Melville Shoe Corp.—August Sales Off 7.7%—
1949—8 Mos.—1948
value
par
1695.
p.
Sidney,
tional
$2.62
169,
$201,515
198,574
costs__
taxes™
NOTE—The
692.
company
lrozen, lur'slab'*
SEC
Co.,
Issue
$1,500,000
received FPC au¬
thorization for the issuance of $1,500,000 3%% first
mortgage bonds, due in 1972. The company plans to use
proceeds of the sale to help finance additions to its elec¬
tric and gas utility properties.
The bonds will be sold, in the indicated amounts, to
the following institutional purchasers: The Lincoln Na¬
6,208,303
62,357
securities
revenue
for
Dearborn
against
20,292,248 167,411,490
oneration
p.
company's $25
tearing.—V.
Tool
income.
•Deficit.—V.
3,599,300
•$199,484
produced-..
Total
Provision
River
listing and
on the New York Curb Exchange.
Among the reasons given for the request are that the company has
liguid assets of approximately $2,500 and current liabilities of
approxi¬
mately $9,500; tnat tue company has no earning prospects and its
are
Machine
oper.
from
Net
registration
assets
2,758,931
; " . :
\
railway—
railway
from
1,250
1949—8 Mos.—1948
Aug.
6,901,225
1949
j__
metals
and
Non-operating
shares.
Leonard Oil Development Co.—To Delist Stock—
The
7,331,0 i 0
*3,015,668
~
Mos.—1948?
'
withdraw
8,334,^.59
4,621,332
from
Bonds
4,290,336
dividends.—V.
V
milled™
ore
of which
on
Fed.
Quarter Ended June 30—
1,250
-v-
ago.—V.
11,286,201
3,520,731
507,669
789.
p.
Net
1947$43,865,183 $41,143,520 $32,470,656
have
1949—Month—1948
Bales
year
38,393,651
income
oper.
170,
Monongahela
1948
charges—.—5,516,250
provision
Tons of
Commander
-
a
1,028,589
45,171,840
16,131,237
railway
railway
July—
<
1949
Estimated operating profit™
$2,417,000 $19,929,000 $19,467,000
operation
Subs.)—Earnings—
July 31—
$2.47
Kresge Co.—August Sales Higher—
Period End. Aug. 31—
units
35,502,030
699,180
1,246,954
.
1949—7
3,390,857
American
and
assets
1949—Month—1948
-"ires
701
$5,603,464
$5,424,730
1,645.379
662,976
43,113,283
from
Gross
$4,164,763 $27,856,690 $28,268,488
taxes
Profit
outstanding
the
*
were
$7,605,596
2,401,482
1,630,363
income™
oper.
f 1946
1947 "
1948
$6,697,933
railwayrailway
.
....
Matachewan Consolidated Mines,
purchase
presently
of
all
acquire
169, p. 2315.
•Earnings per common share on
1,300,000 shares outstanding..™.
Privately—
170, pp. 692, 788.
There
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
There
•
62,578
one-for-four basis.
a
authorization
balance
$2,399,000
—™™
(S. S.)
194,687
92,360
A
new
air-operated collet attachment, designed expressly for in¬
creasing the output of its 15-inch Precision Manufacturing Lathe and
its hand-operated screw machine, the Speedi-Matic, has been developed
by this company.—V. 169, p. 1993.
■
•
''<)
'
Offered—Offering
1949—Month—1948
sales
•After
to holders of
1
V.
see
170, p. 692.
Marathon Corp. (&
Net
company.
1949
2,
the Blue
Blue
Period End. Aug. 31—
'•
271,052
175,U37
•
495.
p.
Monarch
For further details
9 Months Ended
See
company.—V. 170, p. 787.
*04
1949,
the
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—August Sales Decline-
were
the week ended Sept. 3,
886.
p.
$4,248,826
—V.
Payment
Bales
income—
Montana-Dakota
$25,000.
purchased
purchase
1,285,207
,434,256
855,038
from
Gross
*
r
McLellan Stores Co.—August Sales
Higher-
$36,103,919
initial
an
received
1,250
owns
to
2,582
1,034,873
From Jan. 1—.
•Including
stock
common
.
was
Estimated
shares of
-
first and
refunding mortgage series H3%%
bonds, due
2003, are available at the United States Trust Co. of New
In exchange for
temporary bonds of that issue.--V. 170, p. 886.
best interests.
Acquisition—
Larabee
11,028
11,245
74,^86
railway
170,
Net
'
,
,1949—7Mos.—1948
stockholders of record
common
has
31,456
1,313,313
* ' 290,962
railway
oper.
Net
proceeds from the sale of this issue have not been allocated to
any specific purpose.
All proceeds shall be working
capital and will
be
used
in such manner for the development of the
business of the
company as the board of directors may from time to time deem in its
Southern Ry.—Trustee Appointed—
company
from
ry.
Gross
Net
Increased—
approved
7
.,
—V.
purchase
of Louisville Gas
par)
(no
the
share,
quarterly^dividend of 25
share on the present outstanding common stock, payable
holders of record Sept. 10.
per
79,423
35,421
July
made Sept. 7 by The First Guardian Securi¬
ties Corp.; This stock is priced to the
public at $2 per
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Initial Dividend—
There
for
„
of this company for
Net income after
directors
23,275
*"
'
income
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
(EDT),r
noon
as compared with 40,392,000 kwh. lor the cor¬
last year, a decrease of 19.4%.
After excluding sales
utilities, local sales increased 0.6%
in
the
corresponding
poration
New York, N. Y., has been appointed trustee,
paying agent and Registrar for $3,990,000 2%%
equipment trust
certificates, series I due semi-annually Feb. 1 and Aug. 1, 1950-1964.-r
V. 170, p. 691.
-
stock
common
York,
New
v.
Period End; Aug. 31—
Sept.
on
to
Kansas City
After
St.,
to
up
of 147,500 shares of (10c par) common stock
by the cor¬
The Bankers Trust Co.,
shares
bids
Lowell Adams Factor Corp.—Stock
i>,
,
<$100 par) common stock of the
The
(Ky.)—Bids for Stock—
recevie
1,
York
Peter Morgan & Co. have placed privately 1,235 shares
1
will
Broad
15
/
output
other
Net
Oct.
Co.
Definitive
Imperial
bonds
mortgage
Kalak Water Co. of New York—Stock Sold
cents
Net
Net
from
April
885.
p.
The
298,586
Louisville & Nashville RR-—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
•
$5,236,622 $33,540,421
Johnson—Stock
&
stockholders
170,
5,321,362
lrom
ry.
authorized common stock from 2 000,000 shares to 2,200,000 shares,
par $12.50.
This paves the way for the payment of a 5% stock divi¬
V.
3,880,403
•1,520,024
—V.
Electric
Room
Sales
Johnson
on
2,305,643
•3,082,272
Gross
Net
Canadian
The
outstanding,
1949—Month—-1948
$4,933,749
-
170,-p.
$66,481
5,222
railway
oper.
Net
debentures
directors'
are
Period End, Aug. 31—
dend
26,070,299
788.
p.
250,000 shares of
period.—V.
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Off-
The
26,595,436
29,219,114
in
qualifying shares, and the balance
will be sold privately by Interprovincial.
A wholiy-ownea U.
S. subsidiary of Interprovincial, The Lakehead
Pipe Line Co., Inc., will own and operate all facilities in the United
~-V.
of
1947
$128,254
Product—
offer
w.ll
20,012
owns
Bales
ry.
—V.
to
Of
States.
$35,000,000
and
bonds and debentures will be offered through a group
of Investment dealers of which Wood Gundy & Co., Ltd., and McLeod
Young Weir & Co., Ltd., w.ll be joint syndicate managers.
the
it
Electric
portion of the
States
Net
totaled 32,537,000 kwh.,
through underwr.tcrs in Canada; the balance will be sold
with
Imperial
Oil taking
a
substantial
portion.
Inter¬
provincial will reserve 340,000 shares for conversion of debentures at
now
1,108,897
responding week
privately
Of
8 io, 067
495,iVi
1946
1948
$212,886
railway
From Jan. 1—
publicly
•"
from
-Earnings—
1949
$167,912
i
from
From Jan. 1—*
Gas
at
Electric
currency.
Interprovincial
->the
Net
Weekly Output Declined 19.4%—
capital stock.
($50 par)
investors
institutional
total,
United
"1,619,787
1,854,198
" '
July—
Gross
from
4,000,000 authorized shares
other
12
from
Regina-Gretna section of the pipe line, the company proposes to issue
iin the near future $72,000,000 of ZVs%, 20-year bonds; $17,000,000
of 21-year, 4%
convertible sinking fund debentures; and 10,000 of its
The
1,116,863
from
Standard
announced Sept.
Ltd. of Toronto,
Hopkins, President, said that subject to permission being
the Board of Transport Commissioners to construct the
B.
1,215,116
income
•Deiiclt.—V.
'
obtained
$4,996,429
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
of
construction
to Superior,
affiliate
an
Canada.
Dr.
lor
$90,000,000
Edmonton,
1946
$4,904,410
..
railway—_ * 28,992,528
Net from railway
2,573,646
Net ry. oper. income™
»2t476,4«4
Plans to Finance Pipe Line—
line
1947
$5,0.3,867
railway
oper.
Mississippi Central RR
1948
$4,941,549
railway.™
From Jan. 1—
,
Canadian
—
■' '1949
from
Net
King
Electric
Monday, September 12,"1949
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
July—
Obituary— ■'' "»■V,
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
:
102,446
245,869
$0.87
...
V
$3.03
—V. 170, p. 496.
of
.
(R. G.) LeTourneau Inc., Peoria, 111.—New Directorsit.
8,
G.
LeTourneau,
President
announced
that two
Jared
Ingersoll
C.
;are
Ingersoll
Pennsylvania
of
manager
is
.; ;
member
a
Co;,
Bank
&
the
Pa.,
Board,
on
and
Aug.
J.
Sept.
on
23
Thev
Elkins
of
the
boards
Trust
Co.
Co.,
of
A.
of
directors
North
of
New
of
The
For
America
York
City
Co.
Chairman of the Board of Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry
Mr. Elkins is President of
City National Bank of Houston, Texas and
Partner of the law
firm, Vinson, Elkins, Weems and Francis,
*
At
the
619,000
";.-2 The
in
Star
Brewing Co., San Antonio, Texas
—
Stock
Registered—
Mo.)
the
of
a
Russ
sale
by
213,000
George
shares
filed
was
with
Muehlebach
($1
par)
the
Brewing
common
of
at
will
receive
a
commission
selling company will
issuer
will
the
receive
selling companv
$9.66% a share prior
—V.
Sept.
Co.
stock
&
the
SEC
2
(Kansas
of
Lone
the System
.
subsidiaries
,
*
*
-
^
should, have
/
appeared
under
•
;.
the
above
title.
:
i
•
:
Middle West Utilities Co. of Canada;
City
167, p.
1471.
of
$1.58 Vs
receive
the
entire
of
the
proccds.
none
to
are
to
the
..
ho
of
a
the
&
named
Co.,
as
and
under-
quested
SEC
authorization
from
Officrs
45.000
whole
stock
stock.
Middle
and
of
the
issue
directors
the
213,000
West
and
par
of
transfer of
shares
Middle
and
;
.
,
$715,000
Co.,
Ltd.
(Ontario)
have
re¬
to -purchase
additional
Great, Lakes to reclassify its
.
.
•
(no
of $3,968,880
value.
-
par)
valued
proposes
common
into
Great
330,740
to
Mavis
from
Nestle-LeMur
finance
..
p.
2519.
Lakes
its
states
that
construction
J
the-
program
reclassify
having
additional
for
some
It
name.
notes
held
by
Middle
of
its
an
then
outstanding
aggregate
common
with
stated
a
$12
cash
years
investment
to
would
come.—V.
149,
announced
also
was
at
the
time
of
the
that The Nestle-LeMur Co. is distributor of famous fine men's
manufactured by Ed. Pinaud, Inc. : ~
'
toiletries,
General
Co.,
have
*
offices
been
for
all
moved
executive
from
.
departments of The Nestle-LeMur
Meriden, Conn., to 902 Broadway, New
.
.
v.:;-
Dissenters to Merger to Receive $8 a
The
stockholders
of
The
Nestle-Le
Mur
Co.,
Share—
who
dissented
to
the
terms of
the merger with Joubert Cie. Inc., of New York, have reached
an
out-of-court agreement on
the price of their shares.
Holders of
Nestle class A stock were offered 1.1 shares of new common for each
share of
class A stock, which had $34.57 a share in unpaid dividends.
a settlement negotiated by Cunningham & Co., investment
Cleveland, Ohio, the stockholders received $8 a share net. The
Through
firm of
Great
Nestle
J
York, n. Y.-
Lakes
shares
of
Cologne;
the
.
by the companies at $534,620.
stock
new
Vivaudou's
Egyptian
Henna.
Mavis
Talcum
Kerkoffs DJer Kiss Talcum Powder will be
Plant in. Meriden, Conn., as well as from
its newly
acquired factory in the Bronx, New York City, which is
said to be one of the 10 most modern plants in the East.
,The Nestle-LeMur Co., originators of permanent waving and manu¬
facturers of a complete line of women's hair preparations, recently
merged with Irresistible, Inc. and Blue Waltz, Inc., manufacturers of
lipsticks
and perfumes,
with
the
surviving company.-bearing The
Powder,
West
for
.
of
securities
thereafter
value
for
Lakes
.
Power
purchase 22.496 (r.o par)
common
stock
of
$2,249,620. Payment would be made by $1,000,000 in
West,
for
Lakes
Lakes
Mavis
distribution
The:
.handled
would
Lakes
cancellation
Great
Great
.
cash,
shares
shares
in
Great
.
Ltd^-Proposed
-V..*
Great
company
Laboratories, Inc. of New York City.
r
merger
and
company
52,496
share.
proceeds
offered
offer
Citmar
arc
at
'
Co.—Expansion, etc.—
Chairman of the Board, on Sept. 6 announced
has purchased
at
an
unrevealed
price the V.
and Kerkoffs DJer Kiss divisions of the Universal
Handel,
F.
the
Vivaudou's
Input of
84,786,000
kwh., an increase of 2,the corresponding % week/of- last
year.* '
.
5,
Acquisition—
pro¬
Star
share.
writers and
The
1949,
to
over
•
issue of Sept.
170, p. 886.
common
statement
Co., Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
E&uscher, Picrcc
Co., Inc., all of San Antonio,
and
kwh., or, 3.1%,
common
registration
posing
1,
same
Lone
$11.25
Sept.
amounted
that
items appearing under the heading "Middle Wbst Utilities. Inc.''
our
See V.
The
A
ended
Correction—
'
meeting Elmer E. Isgren was appointed to the new
office of Executive Vice-D-esident and
Cyril D. Stapleton was appointed
Secretary.—"V. 170, p. 788.
'
week
corporation
a
and
Benior
also of Houston.
the
this
Nestle-LeMur
•
George
Middle South Utilities; Inc.—Weekly Input—
of
of
Insurance
Central
of
elected
were
of \ Philadelphia,
also
RR
the
Chairman
directors
new
Houston, Texas.
Mr.
and
company's
dissenters
legal
held
bid
for
about
the
stock
was
17,000 shares
so
5'/8.
the
It
is
understood
settlement
$136,000 cash (Cleveland ."Plain Dealer").—V. 170,
that
required
p. 306.
the
around
*
Volume *170
& Electric Association—Output—
England Gas
New
THE
Number 4837
COMMERCIAL
&
Palestine Economic
~
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(985) ' 9
Corp.—Three'*New Directors—
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET MAY 31
'
For. thfe
.
Election of three
this Association reports electric output
we'ek ended Sept. 2,
of 15,500,591
kwh. This is a decrease of 693,648 kwh., or 4.28% below
production of 16,194,239 kwh. for the corresponding week a year -ago..
Gas output for the Sept. 2 week is reported at 115,882,000 cu. ft..
This is an increase Of 906,000 cu. ft., or 0.79%
above production of
114,976,000 cu. ft. for the corresponding week a year ago.
>
the
For
ended
month
Gas
Is
a
year
and Robert Szold is Chairman of the Board.—V.
Aug.
522,308,000
To Purchase Additional Cambridge Electric Stock-—
;
Three Months Ended July
hearing.—V.
170,
'
887.
p.
'
*
other
and
plant
Good
—
will
31—
••
f
Total
New Haven
Water
called
have been
Co.—Partial Redemption—
!
tional
&
Bank
Trust
5"%
"Earned
™
per common share!—
"After
Conn.—V.
Haven,
of
170,
New
p.
trustee,
Haven,
42
.
...
$463,240
$400,061
State
640,525
634,043
644,465
§647,415
$7,435,355
$8,783,888
$176,122
325,818
176,143
:
Federal
$337,150
680,430
191)047
616,818'
624,193
$0.42
Nil
.
franchise
and
local
and
&
taxes
35,667
,
accrued int.
110,675
taxes
on
income
,
Res.
for
73,992
140,000
Inventory losses-!
contingencies™™,
(par value $20 per share)
190,000
possible future
Corpmon stock
572,669
866,668
,
660,010
—
$0.32
preferred
64,777
29,800
(estimated)Long term notes payable to banks
Res. for esti.
remaining cost of past service
annuities under, Employees' Retirement Plan-
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp.—Earnings—
(incl. wholly-Ojvtted ' subsidiaries)l
j
Church
1
39,703
suridry__-_.
Customers' advances and credit balances-.
"Accrued salaries, wages and commissions——
Payroll taxes and taxes withheld from employ,
dividend requirements.
tLoss.
§ Equivalent- shares
$25 preferred converted from $100 6% preferred.-^V. 169, p. 2755: ■'
for
Co;
1
69,169
LIABILITIES—
$25,336
:
$25 bfd.f shares™.
No. Of $5 common shares™.!™.:
redemption oh bet. 1, next, at 100 and
interest, $17,000 of general and refunding mortgage 3%%
bonds,,
series B, due Oct.' l* 1975.-" Payment will be made at The First Na¬
New
3,303,790
313,520
2,180,585
2,203,862
—
,Acounts. payable—trade
Res,' for" p6s$ible
There
1,515,142
2,943,336
313,223
(net)_—™™_
equipment
,
•
bf
$1,431,147
960,473
.
assets™
and patents
charges
-
of "Sales.
income
Net
No.
'
_
(net)
—
and
Property,
1949
„
1948
1947
.
12,469,726 k 3,759,918
3,164,449
$10,360,256 $14,261,285- $10,040,944
Income before ^Federal taxes™.™— ,$49,664
' ~623;240
508,886
Federal tax provision—:—I.:™-.,',, Cr75,000
160,000
108,825
sold
Tons
"Aiilbunt
The company has requested SEC authorization to buy an additional.
3,400 shares ($25 par) common stock of Cambridge (Mass.) Eleciric
Light Go. at $150 per share, a total of $510,000. New England pres¬
ently owns all the outstanding common stock of Cambridge.
Cambridge will use the proceeds to replace funds used for construe-,
tion.
The SEC has given interested persons until Sept. 20 to request
a
:
Investments
receivable
1948
$945,291,
;
:
and accounts
Inventories
170, p. 888.
Deferred
1949, is reported at 505,547,000 cu. ft. This
16,761,000 cu. ft., or 3.21%
below production of
for the corresponding month a year ago.-
ft.
cu.
1
notes
1949
*
Cash:
Trade
subsidiaries)
domestic
"
Peabody Coal Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
ago.
of
ASSETS-—
Sept.' 2. They are: Boris Margolin, President of; the Tioga Silk
Co.; Benjamin-Glazer, President of the Advertising Arts Corp., and
Maurice* H. Blinker^ President - of the Exchange Trading Co:; all of
New York City.
\
...
.
Former Governor Herbert', H. 'LShmaii is -Honorary Board Chairman
otltput for August,
decrease
a
(Including
by this corporation
on
31, the Association reports electric
output of 69,466,987 kwh. This is a decrease. of 331,643 kwh.t or.
0.48%
below
production of 69,798,630 kwh. for the corresponding
month
directors watf announced
new
200,000
•
4lb~667
futtire
409,142
2,850,000
2,850,000
Earned surplus /™_!„-,—
2,521,133
2,348,013
$7,435,355
$8,783)888
•
Period End, June 30—
Net
Street,
income
after
1949—3 Mos.—1948,
,
taxes
$5,577
164.8S8
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$117,211 •
$50;987
$25;605
164,888
$0.03
Shares outstanding
$0,15
,164,888
EarriingS
1
stfarel—
per
-V.
$0.31
:
—
170, p.
889.
164,888
$0.71
'
790.
Total
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
"
,
RESULTS FOR THE
-
New Orleans Texas & Mexico
*•'
:Gross from railway....
Net from railway
July—
Net
1949
; $480,282
*6,433
..;
1946
$561,891
340,075
4,489,860
1,821,927
1,966,526
4,908,434
1,749,510
1,480,131
4,639,198.
2,142,412
1,772,589
202,324
215,072
earnings
:
Operating-expenses and
railway
railway......
©per. income™.
from
Net
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
170,
496.
p.
on
from
allied
$9,120,000
equipment trust certificates. The
installments from Oct. 1, 1950,
in
887.
%-v-
_
income
!
n
16,210
126,594
71,251
'$776,177
taxes
$627,463
'§127,354
/
1-33,399
™>™.-™_.__.
"191,000
(est.)
income for the period
-Earnings per share„——
;;
$155,844 i
from
1946
$157,975
$164,321
*32,765
$243,317
78,052
25,222
23,412
*51,764
61,006
16,318
71,713
1,490,772
$114,735
from
120,401
376,558
1,300,561
317,192
259,704
1,213,825
381,054
1,749,969
608,044
railway
income...
oper.
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
170,
$123,524 loss
entitled: to
were-
was
miums
was
278,655
sale
on
$2.81
.
$182,652
"$i"69,823 T; •;
of
mine
<
:
;
Northern States Power Co.
$138,898
properties.—V. 170,
497.
p.
their. call
receive
in
retired
premiums
Interest
1946.
to
date
at
of
time
the
pre¬
such
payment of
some
week
last year,
170,
after
to
p.
Oak Mfg. Co.—Annual
the
returns,
Sales, less
discounts
allowances
t
Deprec. of prop., plant and equip—
Gross
profit on sales
and administrative
Selling
1948
and
™™_.__™™_-™™_™^
sales
of
Gross
1947
-.
..
expense
operations——;_™„
Royalties received and other income
from
ry.
oper.
GlOSs
190,194
;
Total
$1,302;795
™„™™_..—-.x__™_™_^.
and expense on fuhded
26,358
debt..
$1,781,606
* -98,552
$2,061,251
0 ■'%■.-)-
;U■
Prov. for Federal income taxes
506,000
Dividends
-.1
on common
$776,437
360,188
>
Earnings per common share.—..
$1.73
-
Net
from
Net
$1,247,597.
/ 292,653
$2.52
from
Gross
$2,111,257
63,660
^
800,000
$1,136,760
360,094
-
stock——.
I
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET,
'
ASSETS—
Cash in
V/-% ■'.
■■
banks
Accounts
and
and
..
V-':
-
-
-5,229,140
1\ ■ '•/:
'
ry.
Gross
"^7;475'
income.™
-: T9,011":
fiom
from
Net
ry.
"1,461,877
*2,942,850-
railway..:—
income—
oper.
-
1,353,084
and
exp.
on
Prepaid insurance !
'
.Canadian royalties in trust
Other
debs
'
redemption
'
1,425
'
'
in
operation
on
called forVlredemption;on Oct 7, "hext, for.the
sinking fund, $7,357,000. of first'mortgage bonds, 414%
1, 1972, at 104 % and interest,Payment will be made
at the Old Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston. Mass.,
or at
the Seattle First Natiqnal Bank, Seattle, Wash.—V. 170, p. 889.'
"1,145,211
'
1949,
31,
Aug.
V.
7,043
ended
output
Sept.
3,
against
170,
Amounts
payable
witheld
payment
bonds
of
$4,95^754'
349,536
Total
oper.
expenses™
Net
oper.
revenues.™
*$27,267
income™.
3,268
5,578
10,418
10,165
*$23,999
$37,845
$360,181
$425,305
taxes
and
purchase
comm.
32,029
39,366
for
for
the.
Ord.
Dividend
payable
Prov. for
taxes
June
15,
1949
and
June
income
inc.—non-cc,mm.
taxes..
■i
surplus
Capital
:
Treasury common stock (235 shares at cost).™
»•'
•■Interest
Total
2.655,552,
1490.
$248,577
earned
discounts
and
income
earned
$4,957,754- i
:
- -
;
•
S
Barnsdall
Corp; above.—V.
169,
p.
2531.
Ded.
'
70,315
.
—
$334,072
;
Sept. .2 filed-a
statement
/
1,200
100,000
4,503
50.000
2,046
.4,957
,
;
SEC.
:>
"proposing the sale t>f 828,920 shares
3
'
($100 par) common" stock lor
$100 per share, an aggregate of $82,920,000.
The .shares are J;o be offered to the common and preferred stock¬
„
-
shares
of common
or
of reserve for
possible Inv.en-
reduction
For
annuities
preferred held on. Sept. 23, 1949. "The
will expire on Oct. 17, 1949.
of
Transferred
200,000
surplus for year™-!™——
■
surplus
-
-s.™
170, p.
$217,461%
$199,223-
'
*$16,516.
'
88!3.
$6,173
,
:..
on
directors on Sept;
7 took n&
1, J949.—V,
170, p.
890.
l
Reeves
"dividend
Paymbnts
including
j
.
Br6thCrs, InC. (& Subs.) —Earnings—
)june 30—. *
<1949
i948
4 56,000
—-
$61 467,448 $68,410,034 $49,025,066
' *5,953,042
4,129,050
Net income after income taxes—4,677,690
O O O OO
$386,850
19|7
,
sales
r
;
*
action with respect to A
Years Ended
™*™,™
Net
™-r:™r_.———r-^--——-■
to
$621,392.
.1
reserves:
possible inventory losses—-.
estimated remaining eost of past service"
thp sale to .the
186,249
was
The
July
200,000
$136,850
$72i,392
Common
'
Earnings per share—
,$2,71
.
$5.06
company are estimated at $82,740,000
"Including write-downs totaling $282,377, Ibade ; during year ended
and* will be used first to reimburse the company's treasury for past
'•^MTay' 31, i949:, Of inventory items considered slow-moving and obsolete.
Construction expenditures and then toward reducing its .bank loans'
NOTE—Provision for depreciation of property,; plant 'and equipment,
amounting to $107,760,000.
included in costs and expenses;, amounted to. $123,229'for the, fiscal
To finance its construction
program the company has,
since the
year 1349 and $113,378 for the fiscal year 1948.
,
■
beginning' of 1946; "Fold four debenture issues totaling $325,000,003
.and $86,335,200 par value of common stock. It anticipates additional
This rstatement "does ' not1-include any profits or ' losses of foreign
financing in. the future for construction, to -fee obtained "initially
subsidiaries.;
Nodividends- were
received from those companies
-through temporary borrowings.—V. 170, p. 888.
"during the year.
:
of
170,960
'
Total,,—™-!For
right to subscribe to the "new stock
"The offering is not .underwritten.
Proceeds
11,400
to
normally payable on or about Oct; I on the xommon" stock.
of
15
cents per share had been made quarterly to and
$821,392-
tory losses^———.—_!—.——
Add
,
holders of the company on the "basis of one share of new common for.
each five
280
income-
trans,
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.—Omits Dividend—
563,500
90,325
•.
$136,850
the
$385,472
B. Gorin, Budget Director of this' corporation since April,
Sept 2 was elected ^Treasurer, succeeding Arthur B. Tuttle,
Uppointed Director of Foreign Investments! In this position,
Mr. Tuttle will be associated with the RCA International Division,
which, with more than 130 major distributors, held representatives, and
associated companies, sells.RCA products In all markets of.the world
open to trade.'—V. 170, p. "889.
'
who
23,218
,
35,12)
on
.
with
$388,421
,
Plan_-™-_——r———
;
equipment scrapped and sold
—
and miscellaneous deductions
Federal taxes on Income (estimated)-———.
Co.—Registers Com.—
registration
$17,573
*
Radio Corp. of America—New Treasurer—
1949,
$1,518,770'
1,765
'
company
93,811
*$16,236
,
Ernest
.
service—Employees',
Discounts allowed
Deduct^provision
net
incom©
earned
7,056
17,957
long-term notes payable—
charges—other—_—,^_:™_-
from
*Deficit.-f-V.
61,903
.
.
1,412
'Retirement
Loss
■11
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
113,045
76,786
20,700 -•
f
income
Net
.
"
The
180,878
10,380
29,528
11,688
Net
'
See
120,133
$366,238
*$34,070
4,68?
^
———
—
Payment on account of past
;
144,596
$284,329
income-
11,066
'2,694
;■•; '
Interest charges, on
I' Interest
Ogden Corp.—^Proposed Consolidation—
$486,371
30,022
income!
ordinary
$1,434,056
11,074
---------
7 Total...
.702,878
Dr2,249
$4,839,097
p.
profit
from associated corporation-:—
Miscellaneous
:
-V. 169,
$428,925
$10,741
11,212
from ord.-
Extraordinary- inc.inc.
(Chges)
450,235
3,070,894
680,805
61,066
68,744
-•
$46,763
*$13,376
«■
$9,701,745 $11,416,944
*8,134,584
8,693,451
1,318,584
1,289,437
.1.^!———!———
Commissions
"
.
-
goods ■sold-.!-—l—
Dividends
238,960
surplus
™__;
of
"Operating
44,064
290,060.
450.235
8,918
10,623
.
ordinary inc._
Ektraord.
1948
.,: 1949
;
96,Oil
45,663
122,184
liability for redemption of debentures
(final amount paid June 15, 1948)
Common'stock (par vaiue $1 per share).
$419,140
•
*
15,
(net)
6,909,179
$349,765
'
Gross
(Including Domestic Subsidiary)
Selling, administrative and general expenses.
Current
Earned
sales
Cost
90,000
other than Fed.
Prov. for Federal income taxes
__
increase
Ded.
"
Net
-
income
Operating
corresponding week of last year.—
"Years Ended May 31—
savings
of
$7,324,319
6,607,129
$32,267
'
p." 889.
•
"J™—_
$6,956,894
138;
(The) Pfaudler Co.—Annual Report—
446,533
:
,
(trade and other).
from employees' earnings
1949—7 Mos.^1948
1949—Month—1948 '
$913,579
$1,016,416 *
940,846
v 984,149
revenues™
v
$4;839,097
Accounts
Communications, Inc.—Earnings—
oper.
3*6
of this company and its' subsidiaries
1949 amounted to 139,620,000 kwh., an
been
Total
Net
LIABILITIES—
have
Period End. July 31—
;V'vr'v':''
1,957,000 kwh., or 1.4%, over the
.
series due Dec.
i 1949—r-Month—-1948
1949-r-8 Mos.—194'8
$3,722,593 - $3,803,596 $30,295,654 $29,680,358
170, p. 694.
electric
The
of
,
'
,
coVnmoil for each share : of Southeastern
Service
;
account Pf the
215,210
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
week
and
-sinking fund payment in excess of redemption price of 10-year 5% convertible debs....
;
units
142
ago.—V.
year
1
"""878
425
—!
of " debentures
.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Partial Redemption
6,013,659
-
Public
Only if at least 80% of each class of
southeastern stock is offered for. exchange.. .Southeastern presently has
outstanding 4,832 shares of preferred and 40,000 shares of common.
The proposed exchange is a step. in the program of .Public Service
to acquire and make part of its electric utility system substantially
ail of the propeities now operated by Southeastern.—V. 170, p. 598.
Other
17,928
C'94
!!_—:
■
for
a
24,266
—
^—!—
-
There-werfe
;>
10,632
i
20,385
,—
amortization..;
less
assets
Premium
Sales
1,034,691
Unamortized discount
Patents,
858,212
1—
1
(rieti..™—
of
Exchanges are to be effected
305,335
, 219,113
*1,407,204
*321L240
>1,937,321
497,
Period End. Aug. 31—.
-
889,904
equip
p.
^
exchange would" be made on, the basis of 4Va' shares pf Public
common for each
share of Southeastern preferred, and 'IV2
R. C. A.
680,055
and
170,
shares
exchange
Southeastern
par
563,768'
6,384,901
6,5,30^478
5,409,523
requested SEC authorization to
stock for shares of the $10
.cumulative preferred' stocks
common .and
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—August Sales Lower—
$2,137,041'
(at the lower of cost or market)—
Prop., plant
-
Indiana, Inc.—Exchange Proposal
of
1948
%
636,193
Inventories
889.
p.
par
.There
railway™..
"Deficit.—V.
and
.
170,
common
shares)
$1,567)771
527,174
237,363
-
no
common.
1946
IS48:,—; 19.47
$1,500,.765
$1,511,763
366,194
$1,171,139
195,918
—
its
Service
f-
1949.
railway.—i
railway
oper.
Net
$2.77'
$2,123,995
;; receivable—trade
Y.—V.
N.
The
■'."•:•.%■ /
■
-FromJan. 1—»v-
31
1949
■*
hand
on
notes
MAY
mortgage bonds, 3%% series,'.due .1978,; are avail¬
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New
first
the
at
par 54/2.%
series
Indiana Power po.
"
U
of 'the
nierger
•
$100
from
Juiy-ri -v:.ut",
:
,* Net income.
of
Pennsylvania Reading ^Seashore Xfwes-^Earhings—
50,006.
$1,880,158
83,398
660,000
-
a
at
The.company has
1946
9,752,567
railway..™ 524,576,897.563,553,308 512,328,459 453,080,360
Net from railway
79,555,015
80,646,301
65,797,624
27,690,878
Net ry. oper. income—
26,796,372 25,225;478 16,102,839 *1,056,046
"Deficit.—V. 170, p. 889.
,
Int.
able
$75,050,499'
7,128,407;-4,389,238
2,504,777
income.,.
From Jan. 1—
>>
$2,880,053
818,805
$2,621,959
840,353
$1,103,601
from
791.
York,
ri'fV
••;■
,
Net
•'■•1
.
;
1949
,
1948 \
"1947
railway™-' $57,949:264 $88,13li799 $73,679,533
railway-..
' 9,064,063" 16,657,874
10,718,760
-
%. Profit
;
authorized
15,
Public Service Co. of
from
Net
;$8)071,817 $10,738,885 $12,138,279
6,115,717
8,047,990
9,191,616
,79,708%
68,936
66,607
$1,876,392
*
772,791
has
Braddock
Definitive
paying agent has informed stockholders that it is prepared
169, p. 2317.
July—
1949
Commission
Power
Merger
;
888.
p,
Report—
31—
139,071
125,637
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Definitive Bonds—*
make the payment.—V.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Years Ended May
71)599
2,483,690
wholesale to Virginia Electric and Power Co..<
<
on Sept.
27 will consider an agreement of merger
1949, providing for the merger into this company of
Light & Power Co. (a wholly-owned subsidiary).—V. 170,
Aug.
Iraddock
Electric Co. will not seek review of the, decision of the
Appeals and is making arrangements for payment of such
premiums and interest at an early 4^te< Funds to make such pqyment*
were deposited in
escrow by Associated Electric'Co. in 1946. Payment
will be made only upon presentation of the stock certificates and only
(Minn.)—Weekly Output—
decrease of 3.2%.—V.
a
80,340
t
stockholders
dated
:
:
of
power
The
such pre-*'
also provided for.
of
Court
*
Electric output of this company for the week ended Sept. 2, 1949, ;
totaled 61,103,000 kwh., as compared with 63,123,000 kwh. for the cor¬
responding
$454,500
Light
Power Co, which operates in Arlington
County, Va., into those of Potomac Electric Power Co. Braddock is
a wholly-owned subsidiary of Potomac Electric.
1
Under the merger agreement, Braddock will dispose of all its electric
facilities and other .'assets to PEPCO, and PEPCO will acquire all'the
liabilities of the subsidiary company. PEPCO also, will cancel all of
Braddock's
outstanding securities, consisting of common stock and
demand promissory notes, which it now holds.
'•
Braddock -'presently serve$ the Pentagon Building, and approximately
2,000 other customers ih Arlington County.r In addition, it furnishes
$0.69
Associated
579,543
496.
p.
$3.35
,
Cost
Federal
facilities
On Aug. 31, 1949 the Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, affirmed the
decision of the .SEC. that the. preferred stockholders of the company,
ferred
railway..™
.
3,862,'907 *
1,000,008
677,820
'
of Braddock Light & Power Co.—
42,000
Pennsylvania Edison Co.—Preferred Stock Premium—
1947
':%•
.107,216
-
Potomac Electric Power Co.—FPC Authorizes
24)188
37,000
j
1948
1949
177,716
'4,66$,627 ', 4,903,093
1,046,808
1,670,297
820,283
1,104,260
railway.™.
Net from tailway..
Net ry. oper. income.„
—V. 170, p. 498.
$180,923
•
$463,109
$551,778 "
'"After' chgs. fof depb"and"deprec.
From Jan. 1—
Net
;; i5;4oo
123,280
< "Net
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
July—'■'■/■
Gross from railway.— *
Net from
railway.
Net .ry. ©per. income.™
91,986
19^6
$625,415
177,006
1
from
Gross
$93,462-
under
oper.
•
'income
to
Prov. for income
".'".V : !;,■ ■'%%• 1
.
296,-520
r#'
Gross
§Includes
New York
;Net
18,540
cos.
" $485;469
——„_1:
2,853,971
certificates are to
to Oct. 1, 1964.—,
annual
in
170, p.
Gross
7,603,875
"*$634,357
agreement
Sundry hicome
has issued invitations for bids to be received Sept. 21
company
mature
V.
$7,697,337 v
The
The
<102)320
railway J.:—
Net from railway—s.™
Net ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
leasehold
4,766,727'
2,434,632
RR.—Equipment Issue—
1948
$775;928
from
Gross
1947
1949
$572,458
July—
.
1947
.
"9^153,695
9,948,623;
..™™™™._....._,...„.
Charges
New York Central
.
$9,639,164
$10,582,980
taxes:.™
JUNE 30
i1948
...
„
"
profit
>
,
1949.
^
Divs.
from
Net
MONTHS ^ENDED
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Gross
12
.
$522,680
% 169,752
169,822
$591,393
162,712
".' 77,609
income™.
oper.
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
;1948 v;' vf 1947
shares ^outstanding—^
common share—™^.
Earnings per
.
1,137,681
■
$4.11
1,137,681$5.23 '
1,137,238
-
'
$3.63
$1,000,000 provision for replacement of "last-in, first-out,"
Inventory at estimated replacement cost and excludes $459,015 special
credit's applicable'to prior periods.
>
?After
tAfter
provision
"last-in, first-out"
of $370,000'for replacement of
inventory at estimated replacement cost.
"
.
K
,
*
.
J." M.. ReCves',:
President,'"stated "thai the lower
sales
Volume
Vas
.primarily to" the slackening dertiand in-that period for all textiles
—and
secondarily to lower prices. ' Inventories on June 30, 1949,
due
aggregated $9,585,034, approximately the same as reported a year-ago.
10
Dividends
$1.75
totaling
share
common
per
paid
were
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
the
during
report states, an increase of 50 cents per share
for the preceding 12-month period.
past fiscal period, the
total payment
over
liabilities
the
year
With
assets
June
on
that
realization
the
30,
Gross
totaled
last,
immediate
the
readjustment
business
eventual
an
During
Phenix
the
postwar
year much
been
installed
Gross
would
Mills
has
of
increased
ing
number
the
the
to
duroy
The
filament
fabric
trains,
fabrics
of
brand
new
seat
a
new-
Net
and
covers
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income-
oper.
708,810
317,603
.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
15,884,425
4,347,239
1,755,569
14,077,459
2,465,997
railway
562,014
income—
oper.
from
Gross from
Net
Net
ry.
806,371
about
ry.
1,809,938
Securities
Brief
to
Dealers
the first time that 1,000 dealers were
the
across
nation
by
Rochester
Gas
Electric
and
has
Corp.
shares
835,000
of
outstanding, all of which is held by General Public
Corp.H In the offering each original stockholders of GPU are given
the right to buy one share of Rochester cdmmon for each 10/ shares
of GPU common held of record Sept. 8, 1949.
Transferrable subscrip¬
expected
are
*1
■
[
.•
Sept.
expire
to
30.<
if
The directors
the
for
GPU
to
Rochester
for
for
each
Rochester
10
all
common
nationwide
owned
expire
of
group
Boston
Corp.,
Pierce,
Fenner
by
835,000
of
stock
shares
GPU
will
at
GPU.
3
■
*1,409
2,036,908
180,934
2,004,133
1,845.218
1,788,092
62,411
4,699
67,780
income—
*313,452
*442,542
*446,629
170,
Co.,
the
Ltd.,
East,
Far
amount
Ltd., Honolulu
have
Sept.
at
the
Bank
fixed
Manila
agents,
of $1,500,000
amount
was
Operating profit
Sundry income
on
able
was
straight
a
Gross
shares
Total
negotiate
to
bank-loan
of
(EDT)
The
INCOME
ACCOUNT
(ESTIMATED
Net
-V.
Profit
Other
exps.__
—
profit
ry.
•Net
FIGURES)
of
and
The
715,487
140,148
zuelan
-
security
$231,623
$491,295
,
—
dealers,
with
The
First
$817,486
$260,865
$491,295
_—._
55,000
65,915
(est.)
166,295
in
1,447
/
74,950
10,969
$5,356,904
$4,667,268
620,011
4,020,051
3,750,018
115,027
739,147
580,745
$88,605
$81,001
$597,706
$336,505
Balance
43,886
—
-
363,214
be
to
if
55,170
316,467
window,
a
newly designed Rusco Combina¬
of
with
its
Magic Panel
Ventilation, is
conditioning.—V. 170, p. 792.
window
and
it
will
be
operated
wholly-owned
as
of
income
to
1948
1947
1946
*5,172
93,357
16,999
24,949
*56,030
82,334
*31,926
*13,466
income
railway
railway
3,116,405
*93,343
July—
$477,110
$430,506
3,603,252
3,264,772
2,840,037
324,300
*134,247
*25,119
*7,659
*505,159
railway
3,554,116
"V /.'•
170, p.
695.,
/_
695,
for
>
new
1949—7 Mos.—1948
$
1,226,545,275
1,021,489
2,330,704
$136,516
$379,679
5,653
5,916
5,004
$152,569
$142,169
$385,595
$234,419
51,731
53,910
105,053
1948
1947
_
$88,259
$280,542
$126,221
elected
three
committee
dividend
directors
headed
by
the
to
five-man
$1,321,829
539,582
646 514
313,277
$1,087,870
133,617
171,917
452,984
175,428
65,879
income—
—V.
railway
railway
ineome—
Charles Levy, Frederic H. Taber and Thomas
that
ithe
stockholders
Reconstruction
approved by the RFC and details
Sept.
6
took
payable
has
to
been
a
of
on
action
no
for
had
approved
Finance
Corp.
the
This
four
the
of
discontinued.
stockholders
The
officers
22
will
corporation to Shell Oil Co.
See
Sept.
on
Sheraton Corp. of
of $15
corporation
of
stock
has
in
received
response
13,806,022
10,691,700
9,807,788
5,163,538
3,274,711
2,924,336
1,033,400
3,055,264
Sept.
6, has been extended ten
1,522,625
977,309
4,016
share
for
sale
The
to
the
tax
in
12
oil
with
good
a
flow
of
light
oil
;
Lost
Soldier
horizons
field
in
the
and
which
Sand
Draw
field
and
the
in
Sand
Well,
Draw
the
have
not
from
the
'
as
company's
of
pipe
block
a
line
:
yet been
pene¬
said.
announcement
approximate middle
to
of
its
Sinclair*
Z;'yv/•/.*•'
'
10,698
•.
■
1949—3 Mos.—1948
income_____ $40,737,754
time limit
deposit
to Sheraton
on
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$44,596,192 $82,365,491
32,879,524
31,906,077
64,060,862
$85,492,980
60,764,450
income
$7,858,230 $12,690,115 $18,304,629 $24,728,530
43,138
Z)r9,501
68,325
I)r4,622
(net)—
$7,901,368 $12,680,614 $18,372,954 $24,723,908
92,481
95,981
185,546
192,546
1,736,600
3,146,100
4,331,200
6,132,800
taxes—
$6,072,287
—
shares
per
com.
outstdg.
sh.___
10%
24,
$5.11
stock
Sept.
to
the
and the absorption of
business in Venezuela which
directors
and
consider
also
V.
are
changing
170,
dividend,
1948,
and
stockholders
a
their
the
on
the
days
stock
same
shares
request
with
basis.—V.
p.
the
name
of
793.
Operating
Oper.
$18.74
March
10, 1949.—V.
the
to
shares.
170, p. 245
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$4,990,208
revenue
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$5,002,349 $20,957,884 $18,984,496
expenses,
etc
4,420,969
4,321,171
18,450,934
15,955,945
operating
rev
$569,239
$681,178
$2,506,950
$3,028,551
"
Net
Other
income
Gross
784
Interest
35,127
28,022
$684,613
$2,542,077
$3,056,573
_;
Federal
State
3,435
$570,023
.
income
23,086
income
income
13.577
92,394
16,065
.1,038
994
5,695
12,751
204,330
248,366
909,450
1,132,292
8,188
10,399
.39,903
54,765
$333,381
$411,277
$1,494,635
$1,840,700
$0.31
$0.38
$1.38
$1.70
.
tax
tax
income
Trust
170,
•'
p.
695.
-
•
.
See Public Service
'
\\
Co.
r
,
of
.
;
'
'
Southern California Edison
Period Eni.June_30—
Operating
Oper.
*
'
•.
154, p. 250.
.'V
.
*
'■
Co.—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
taxes
&
.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$24,026,719 $22,535,515 $98,442,433 $90,215,736
17,881,404
18,397,777
78,411,465
76,917,792
revenues
expenses
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Indiana, Inc. above.—V.
'
v
Net
Net
operating
income
$6,145,315
Co.
of
Buffalo
$4,137,738
360,220
786,201
nonoperating inc
Gross
income
$6,505,535
—
other
deductions
income
;
$5,031,407
dividends
1,441,470
&
Preferred
1,474,128
dividends
Earned
1,942,288
$3,468,838 $15,570,337 $10,193,78C
1,399,248
5,764,340
4,508,73<
per
com.
1,195,067
5,605,551
$874,573
$4,200,446
$911,452
$0.87
$0.65
$2.39
$1.79
share
<•
,
output of
3,131,000
this
kwh.,
responding week last
as
year,
4,773,59£
.
Southern Colorado Power
totaled
1,863,119
$4,923,939 $21,894,087 $15,240,232
1,455,051
6,323,750
5,046,446
$1,565,401
—V. 170, p. 402.
ituectric
$20,030,968 $13,297,944
2,024,536
Balance
695.
<
Southeastern Indiana Power
Common
of
170, p.
$11.66
Southeastern Greyhound Lines (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Net
for
Marine
$9.61
98,135 shares,
distributed
10% stock dividend, 107,948
endeavoring
Ford Hotels Co.,
tenders on a basis
minor expenses, in five-year notes.
of the 169,855 Ford Hotels shares
request fcr tenders, wlich expire .1
to allow holders of the remaining
165,839
to
$9,438,533 $13,856,208 $18,398,562
981,342
*1,187,423
981,342
*1,187,423
the
America—Acquisition—
a
outstanding.
in
about
miles
income
distributed
Int.
capital
subject
to full normal
_
declaration
the
on
present
company's
9,542,542
found
(
■
.
expenses
stockholders
—V.
all
such
adjustments
as
rapidly as
possible so
that
operations will not be affected by any unabsorbed contingencies.
The
current
position of the company is good with a strong cash
position.—V. 169, p. 949.
1
This
laws)
being worked out.
are
conclude
Inc.,
owned);
tax
,
degree gravity
the
between
been
income
Common
about
or
operations there at
phase
2,331,226
170, p. 599.
lies
charges—
etc.,
Net
on
level
from
(86%.
tax.-.
f
quantity of 36
located
income
Prov.
890.
share in cash and $15, less
Clie E^crntcn firm row has 97 6%
From Jan. 1—
from
are
announced
ordinarily
low
the
losses
$3,972,616
Co. *(86.5%
1
No.
Total
-
board.
Joseph D. McGoldrick, former
now Chairman of
the Board of
Sept. 30.
A distribution of
10 cents per share was made on June
30, last, compared with 15
cents on March 25,
1949, and in each quarter during 1948.
G. H. Westby, President, stated that while operations in the United
States, Colombia, Canada and Mexico had continued on a profitable
basis, these earnings have been offset by continuing losses in Venezuela
due to adjustments in
personnel, overhead, capital assets and inventory
to
$1.00
to
Petroleum
corporation's equity amounting to
in
1946
in
the
consolidated
net
Co.
(under present U. S.
well
Other deductions
directors
the
$1,940,092
Happy Springs
is
Net oper.
Earns,
Seismograph Service Corp.—Omits Dividend—
The
amounting
Venezuelan
of
Petroleum
Earns, per com. share—
-
1946
$1,781 138
include
equity
$1.71
108,198
$100,838
____,
management
p.
corporation's
income
and
.
.
$229,415
borrowing of $1,750,000 from
this
Ry.—Earnings—
the
net
Lost Soldier
is
and
2,236,537
$149,695
Wilson.
170,
12,051,203
/-■
$3.70
quantities of light oil and gas and in which the
two weeks ago from the Tensleep horizon
production of 2,440 barrels a day.
The most productive
at
oper.
three-way contest for control of this corporation ended on Sept.
it was announced that stockholders'
groups
opposing the
has been
20,476,207
/:
■
$2,465,952
2,874
The ousted directors
loan
2,551,858
4,600,000
Oil & Gas Co.
of
the
well
Costs
1949—6 Mos.—1948
of New York City and
Thompson-Starrett Co.; elected two directors—Mr. McGoldrick
and
Henry Smith of J. A. Ludlow & Co., a brokerage firm.
A group headed
by Charles S. Bresnick, head of Cordovan Corp.,
a sandal
manufacturing concern, elected one director, Joseph K. Blum.
Louis
Segal, President of Segal Lock,
and Sidney Kuttin, VicePresident and Secretary, were reelected to the board.
—V.
2,053,692
8,400,000
$2.44
Period End. June 30—
$2,710,383
_
_
had
3,092,019
17,150,000
on
not
1947
has
Gross
949,460
_
_
five-man
4,407,786
1,315,898,671
when
A
1,299,038
11,074,081
Wyo., refinery.—V. 170, p. 890.
Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc.—Opposition Groups
Elect Majority of Board—To Borrow From RFC—
The
1,482,855
10,413,404
464,451
completed
in
Net
management
2,134,259
13,817,808
______
area
and
acres
¥
$
2214.
p.
31,576,180
44,295,509
does
initial
an
The
$1,158,005
(net)
income
169,
42,826,158
30,049,817
produces large
Other
-V.
1,526,363
80,954,046
less Venezuelan income
formations
$1,099,155
revenues—
income
2,194,767
the company said.
which
4,461,344
170, p.
$
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Oper. exps. & taxes
Net
$
Skelly Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Oper. revenues
Other income
1946
$
59,002,605
Venezuelan
considerable
:
Period End. June 30—
oper.
1947
$
181,737
1948
in
company
Seattle Gas Co.—Earnings—
Net
but
production
•
i,
2,662,901
-V.
1949—Month—1948
184,715,610 193,813,128
in
of
The
earned
to
Shell Union Oil Corp.—Plans Change in Name—
$1,374,822
railway
oper.
the
8,400,000
share
testing
gas,
*270,847
1949
ry.
which
on Sept. 2 reported the successful drill
Happy Springs in Fremont County, Wyo.,
with
an
indicated production
of- approximately
1,000 barrels of 37
degree gravity sweet oil daily from the Dakota sand at 6,535-6,600
feet.
Earlier tests from the Frontier sand at
5,888-5,957 feet showed
6,534,429
4,513,660
future
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico
from
1949,
securities,
40,631,391
___
stock
surtax
stem
earned
1,701,420
transferred
be
to
__
The
Net
30,
of
1948
—29,270,068
The Sinclair
and maximum per¬
charges
are
made
.
Period End. Aug. 31—
subsidiary,"
$593,027
ry. oper. Income
*429,151
•Deficit.—V. 170, p. 498.
Gross
or
com¬
Vene¬
event of distribution
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—August Sales Declined—
Th
$413,359
Net
Net
June
issuance
the
the
402.
Unit Has New Well—
capjtal
charges are made against income—^—,
after fixed charges and other deductions.-
fund
178,531
conception
railway
railway
oper.
to
reimburse
1949—7 Mos.—1948
681,351
transferred
sinking fund
capital
fund
Comptroller
from
from
to
14,549,831
consolidated
income
Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
surplus if sinking fund and minimum
8,
From Jan. 1—
ry.
used
2,509,788
tax
in
per
$1,792,701
$8,377,030 $10,053,846 $74,667,858 $79,739,755
615,791
6,310,215
921,318
8,430,786
702,347
1,011,350
6,845,735
8,966,576
against income
7,583
$816,039
1949
Net
be
78,444,258
subsidiaries—
owned),
$120,000
$270,000
income—
Interest deductions
111,852
from
Net
interest,
issue
2,193,183
profit
the
and
income
missible
$4,674,851
$907,248
706,791
July—
from
National
of
of
aband.
holes
int.
common
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$5,367,873
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
Gross
date
4,058,084
!
income
Earnings
sub¬
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
Corp.
from
the
$
depletion
dry
Federal
a
surplus
30.
170, p. 792.
Net
the
to
the rate
at
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
_
leases,
Minority
-
revenues
oper.
Balance
8.
Sept.
&
1948
29,242
income—
Sept.
record
of
The purchase of the asbestos plant will give the
company a supply
of asbestos yarn of the best quality at a low cost for a
good part of
Russell Manufacturing's needs, he stated. See also V.
Gross
issued
at
54,944,521
„
Deprec.
$1,087,258
(est.).
Total income
—V.
share
Rochester's presently outstanding
offering is being handled by a
1,600
streamlined
oper.
would
through
p.
(net)
income
•Includes
income
oper.
Net
Williams said.
from
be
to
prevailing
income.
Interest
'
Seaboard Air Line RR.
Ry.
one
Williams, President, on Sept. 5 announced that this company
has purchased the Howard Asbestos Co. of
Northfield, Vt. The price
paid was not revealed.
"The
name
of
Ehe Howard company will be changed to Russell
ry.
170,
—
Total
167, p. 1698.
of
M.
Net
capitalized
says.—V.
income
1949
Period End. July 31-
.
B.
Net
notes,
securities
the
been
oper.
$1,569,556
887,946
190,315
—
—._
Sales
Corp.—Earnings—
has just announced
company
entirely new
Gross
the
year,
per
basis,
on Aug.
paid
Philippine and United States Income tax
the
of
tion Window,
Mr.
that
287,670,896 316,374,100 226,832,398 177,547,517
Costs., oper. & gen. exp. 232,726,375 237,929,842 186,201,007 147,497,700
•
Asbestos
$2.04
shares—
Boston, would be discounted
6 Mos. End. June 30—
to carry out the
necessary
Interest
price of
a
(F. C.) Russell Co.—New Combination Window—
G.
210,000
$461,842
$1.95
surplus
share—226,584
2%
from
not
trated
308
Russell
210,000
$440,751
__:
&
promissory notes not exceeding $1,700,000 fac«
time outstanding, and with a maturity date not
from the date of issuance or renewal.
said
of
of
excess
•Net
evidencing rights
10
rate
held
$908,848
Net operating income.
Net after charges
an
one
year
company
•Includes
new
134,673
$671,842
on
Aug. 23 that the Federal Power Commission
application from this company asking authorization
any
application
together with Theo. H.
agent,
$
1949—Month—1948
revenues
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes——
This
206,030
$650,751
for construction expenditures made prior
pany
have
Beane
&
Uncollectible oper. rev—
The
12,260
$50,556
stock
common
an
one
Proceeds
;
Lehman
Rochester Telephone
p.
to
Sinclair Oil Corp.
—
for
Period End. June 30—
170,
16,721
$46,996
____
unsecured
at
in
Int.,
—V.
$806,514
renewal.
498.
p.
company announced
Gross
Operating
$856,780
•338,909
railway
COMPARATIVE
V-
<
j
Bros., Wertheim & Co. and
Merrill Lynch,
acting as dealer-managers.
The fee payable
soliciting warrants and for selling stock will be 85
per share of the Rochester stock.—V. 170, p. 890.
dealers
.cents
&
•Net
common
p.m.
than 800
more
.V.
Share—
per
Corp.
warrants
The shares being offered represent
to
*3,802
shareholders.
mailed
were
the
warrants
offering
common
stockholders
subscribe
Public Utilities
of General
share
a
corporation
scription
*65,623
Calendar Years—
V
Offering Price of Common $28.50
to
*55,145
income—
Operating income
Operating and selling expenses
—
Administrative, general and mill ofiice
common
Utilities
stock
warrants
$62,816
announced
was
Canceled
"briefed"
Corp. and Rochester Gas & Electric, is divided into
parts. The first part, entitled "Progress and Power in Rochester
and
the
Genessee
Valley," portrays the operational
and
financial
aspects of the Rochester company in its service area.
The second,
prepared by the dealer managers, outlines the method of dealer parti¬
cipation in the proposed financing.
j
GPU
55,375
rehabilitation program,
31.
The banks that are participating
on
a
pari passu basis are the Bishop National Bank of Hawaii, the
Bank of Hawaii,
both of Honolulu, and the National City Bank of
New
York, Manila branch.
This loan is repayable in five equal
annual Instalments starting with a payment of $300,000 on June 30, 1950.
presentation
theatre chains.
Utilities
$28.50
65,944
multiple
the
two
tion
11,201
as
same
.
17,754
Bishop Trust Co.,
which
film, similar to a "first run" booking of
The First Boston Corp. believes such a program will represent the
most
graphic disclosure of information about a company and the
mechanics of an offering ever given to securities dealers.
The film, jointly sponsored by The First Boston Corp.,
General
f
2,114
$63,717
_
comomn
received
not
San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd.—Bank Loan, etc.—
the
new
simultaneously
Public
$309,374
financing in
Simultaneously
Offering—
on
This is believed to be
the
14,393
Approval of Bank Loan—
Shawmut
1946
1947
$313,168
oper.
Davies
General Public Utilities Corp.. The First Boston Corp.
representative of the dealer managers.
The 40-minute documentary type
of film
was
shown Sept. 8 to
securities
dealers
in
New
York,
Rochester,
Boston,
Philadelphia,
Cleveland, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles as soon as the
Rochester registration statement became effective.
It was shown Sept.
9, in Pittsburgh, Hartford, Detroit and St. Louis.
of
Dt 132
1949
stockholders of
almost
$804,400
Dr 109
__
_
per
issue
The
RR.—Earnings—
$279,530
•Deficit.—V.
The First Boston Corp.,
Lehman Brothers, Wertheim & Co. and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Penner & Beane are acting as dealer managers
of a nationwide group of securities dealers who will solicit subscriptions
and
sell
stock
in
the
proposed offering
of
Rochester
common
to
acting
It
amount
railway
from
4,988,560
Sept. 8 and 9 with the exhibition of a 16-mm sound film in color at
securities
dealers meetings
across
the country, in connection with
the proposed offering of 835,000 shares of company's common stock.
is
to
$307,841
oper.
Net
15,724,867
technique in the presentation of information to dealers
company and
an offering of securities was demonstrated on
a
has
170, p. 498.
railway
from
Gross
-
Across the Nation
brand
*146,861
*326,239
From Jan. 1—
334,934
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Sound Film Used for
A
1,016,016
*169,896
*344,909
railway—.—
from
$842,388
dividend requirements
Earnings
1,136,796
*329,259
1948
from
The
Time
4,791
1949
Net
$62,947
♦23,608
*165,289
July—
Gross
2,935,247
$63,825
(net)
applic.
later than
1946
$2,223,930
1,699,384
*26,604
*49,723
1,106,262
_.
$3,739,647
3,325,751
(net)_
income
Seeks
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf
14,508,441
4,368,398
deducs.
Bal.
$177,663
22,325
railway
$4,168,138
238,538
1947
1948
47,714
„.
railway operating income-
•Deficit.—V.
—V. 170, p. 498.
First
railway,.
$301,485
276,701
income
Preferred
$157,919
$208,411
—_—
railway operating income
Net
railway
income
Gross
-Earnings—
1949
railway
Net from railway
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
'
Inc.
Sacramento Northern Ry.-
169, p. 2147.
•/' 1947
$2,038,937
547,133
216,962
1948
$2,307,700
1949
$1,858,502
410,609
10.4,713
178,012
394,960
109,524
170, p. 498.
in
use
307,258
Other
2,077,989
568,687
Net
mono¬
for
2,328,856
771,446
From Jan. 1—
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings—
July—
—V.
income—_
oper.
2,812,070
2,638,209
665,218
191,072
railway
railway—_—
Net
accord¬
13,
suitable
ry.
has
year
plastic
woven
hotels and restaurants.—V.
offices,
to
from
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$340,526
income
oper.
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
revenues
Oper. rev. deducs
Utility
Net
the
Group
Reeves
"Reevon,"
is
automobile
for
the
in
during
fabrics
from
Net
Gross from
One new brand is "Reevroy," a pinwale cor¬
sportswear which has already found a wide
and
other
market.
and
branded
more
statement.
suiting
for
buses,
two
income—
oper.
Operating
$335,623
78,767
38,164
$404,512
146,784
63,940
182,615
91,724
July—
and
in other plants or is on order.
machinery has been installed
Introduction
new equipment for Eagle
is in operation.
Additional
the
of
past
ry.
$424,667
163,443
68,453
railway
railway
Sierra Pacific Power.
Period End June 30—
1946
.1947
$480,827
From Jan. 1—
of abnormal demand,
years
from
Net
the report
points out that the company instituted several years ago constructive
measures
in
preparation for
today's buyers' market.
Included in
these
is
a
continuing
modernization
program,
expanded
research
towards the development of new fabrics, and increased sales, adver¬
tising and promotional campaigns.
follow
from
Net
Monday, September 12, 1949
Ry.—Earnings—
1948
1949
July—
$20,612,811 while current
totaled
$5,971,766.
Net
working (capital at
the close of
stood at $14,641,045 compared with $14,271,435 a year earlier.
Current
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(986)
Co.—Weekly Output—
for the week ended Aug. 21
1949
compared with 3,393,000 kwh. for the cor¬
a decrease of 7.7%.—V. 170, p. 890.
company
Volume
170
Southern
Number 4837
THE
'
Co.—May Increase Dividend—Stock Offering
COMMERCIAL
Canada.
Planned—•
of
increase in the 15-cent quarterly dividend was indicated on Sept.
by E. A. Yates, President, who also stated that the company prob¬
ably would offer to the public $12,000,000 to $14,000,000 of common
owners
An
7
the
stockholders
common
Oct.
of
Commonwealth
will be distributed to
Southern Corp.
after
&
1.
The
He
increase
on
said
the
dividend
20,
according
in
Sept.
that
the
is
expected
to
contemplated
be
to
authorized
the
by
Yates.
Mr.
financing
program
of
the
Commonwealth
&
Southern
system
that calls for
Taising $168,000,000 in the three years through 1951. Of the total,
About $94,000,000
cluding
the
is
cash
on
of
bonds
sale
'.from
the
hand
of
and
the
offering
Mr.
in
Yates
1950
be
part
was
about
earnings,
of the
internal
derived from
retained
common
late
offering
stock.
The
this
latter
fall
with
in¬
sources,
$29,000,000
operation would include
remainder coming to
the
early in 1951.
or
probably
cent
July
with
compare
11,020,000
shares
a
ago.—V.
year
170,
certificates
land¬
tinuity of mining operations
10,000,000 tons annually.
non-producing
undivided
gas
of
beneficial
other
is
interest
ownership
instrument
an
of
fractions
in
carries
which
with
it
l/4,000ths
beneath
Zandmer,
registrants
individual
the
Messrs.
from
and
Kelly
The
interests
The
holders
on
rentals
to
the
of
the
in
tract
securities
offered
and
future
in
will
will
The
to
accrue
Operating
revenue
Oper. exps. &
cash,
participate in
them.—V.
production
end
wells
bonuses
and
12,018,000
$4,710,591
$3,398,787
580,311
614,456
$5,290,902
*—
$4,013,243
income
$
$
$
J
Gross
97,670,553
$4,807,868
207,492
$5,015,360
993,108
Income
$4,022,252
Income
13,911,420
15,158,381
28,532,057
Int.
&
income
income
deducs
other
1,085,119
511,448
$6,438,530
1,639,411
1
$4,205,783
$3,501,795
$4,799,119
—_
—V.
income
170,
:
403.
p.
trust created under tha
the recent reorganiza¬
has been held in a voting
District
Federal
during
Court
170, p. 928.
Television
Inc.—Enters
Products,
Electric
Sylvania
Field—
The
12,688,477
11,573,545
expenses—
23,340,894
corporation
2,337,875
962,810
5,191,163
1,453,592
3,432,714
6,644,755
378,801
1,009,987
1,883,000
2,726,000
1,965,397
2,105,913
616,598
The
$449.95.
to
models
have
10-inch,
8,357,838
776,488
807,000
to
$199.95
16-Inch tubes.
12V2-inch and
7,049.605
1,308,233
3,548,885
income
2,469,904
1,211,010
credits
from
ranging
7 entered the television field with a line
be retailed under the Sylvania name, at
Sept.
on
receivers
home
nine
of
25,287,763
prices
Gross
Net
Corporation Com¬
$1 par
value common shares on a
par
32,337,368
charges
Federal
general
no
basis.
the
of
113,779,937
Profit from operations
Gross
SEO
126,202,610 146,117,305
73,232,690
58,074,309
1
profit.*.
outstanding
for
tion.—V.
49,384,549
...
for share
exchange
The common stock
1949—6 Mos.—1948
2 filed with the California
Sept.
on
direction
63,295,969
sold
goods
94,108
$6,344,422
•,
the
diversified, open-
a
application for authority to issue common shares of
an
in
Selling, adv., admin, and
Operating income
.
Other
company
share
$23,726,634
18,918,766
of
as
(Calif.)—To Change Par Value—
Sunset Oil Co.
The
mission
(& Subs.)—Earnings-—
$
23,660,729
15,990,138
with
statement
registration
a
was
future
148.
170, p.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
sales
Cost
$15,416,787 $30,005,151
$20,700,729
taxes
t
filed
has
company
company
value
Net
1948
t
organized on Aug. 25, 1949
management type investment company.
The
existing or future lease, in proportion to
any
respective Interests held by
Period End. June 30—
1949
1948
as
in
Mine
the
interests
paid under
offered
the
the sellers.
offering are non-producing.
Zandmer,
covered
of
the
be
sale
the
Standard Brands Inc.
-Consolidated-
-Company1949
con¬
high
as
With SEC—
(Including subsidiaries operating in the United States)
12 Mos. End. June 30—
rates
covering a proposed offering of 77,900 shares of capital stock ($25 par).
Proceeds
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Earnings—
at
years
many
*
,
Co.
•
tons
several hundred million
properties and the
of
company's
for
Errington
the
from
■
Prudential Trust
the
and
the
Stein, Roe & Farmham Fund, Inc., Chicago—Registers
agreement
Myron
1713.
p.
conveyed to the Prudential Trust Co. by virtue of a certain trust
dated March 23,
1949 between Dixon S.
Kelly and S.
were
of
areas
11
August of this year estab¬
lished a
new
monthly record for the company, with a cumulative
total of 725,000 tons this year to the end of August.
The company
forecasts a total production of 2,,200,000 tons for 1949 with estimated
net
profits of $1,500,000 after all charges and write-offs.—V. 169,
the tract
Ltd., trustee.
coal,
than
potential
ore
an
other
and
Shipments
interest.
of
certificate
indicated
has
these
in
of the mineral
with the legal title vested
in the Prudential Trust Co.,
The fee simple title to an
amount in excess of 28% of the minerals beneath the Malmberg tract
599.
p.
out,
interests, perpetual in duration, and covering ail the
produced or saved from the entire tract and represented
and
drilled
added
that earnings for the 12 months ended Aug.
31,
would be about $1.19 a share, which represents a oneincrease over the amount leported for the 12 months ended on
31.
The
12,020,000 shares
of
common
stock
now
outstanding
3949,
fractional
are
(987)
unit
per
royalty
The
the
offered
securities
oil
from
$45,000,000
subsidiaries, and the remaining
of
market
sale
expected to
contemplated
the
The
rights,
directors
priced at $247.50
are
approximately 2% mineral (royalty) acres.
by
stock during the final quarter of this year.
The 12,020,000 common shares of this company
certificates
The
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
taxes.._
948,000
"Sylvania Television," brand name of the new line, is manufactured
by Colonial Radio Corp., Buffalo, N. Y., a subsidiary.—V. 170, p. 247.
612,596
Co.—Registration State¬
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
ment—
Net
Southern New England Telephone
V
Period End. June 30—
..
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
$4,137,401 $25,027,734 $24,109,378
7,046
54,103
40,476
$4,283,110
revenues.—
Uncollectible oper. rev
Divs.
9,964
common
on
•Earns,
per
.
•Based
Operating revenues.—
Operating expenses
192,500
385,000
385,000
952,358
1,587,263
1,904,716
3,174,527
share.
$0.56
$0.60
$1.06
3,217,260
$24,068,902
19,014,128
18,487,119
$1.46
405,505
2,665.890
com,
170,
3,242,439.,:
453,457
Steamship Corp.
Six Months Ended June 30—
—V.
170, p. 695.
$507,590
$3,293,577
$3,124,267
471,490
419,747
2,672,662
2,623,000
$2,620,278
$1,232,899
$3,409,332
883,821
591,258
490,633
Prov. for estimated income taxes
$577,250
operating income.
Het after charges——*
1947
550,000
73,000
1,000,000
preferred stock,
the
added
Proceeds
the
1948
and White, Weld & Co. - are
prices of the stocks, the inter¬
and other details of the offering are
underwriters.
of
amendment.
by
the
of
SEC
stock
Securities Corp.
1*he offering
Webster
&
as
rate
be
Earns.
(& Subs.)
Special reserve
Net
Stone
est
to
Standard Fruit &
2,457,516
the
($100 par)
599.
p.
Sept. 1 filed a registration statement with the
sale of 100,000 shares of cumulative, preferred
and 40,000 shares of common stock ($5 par).
company
proposing
named
3,174,527 shares outstanding.—V.
on
The
1,182,401
$4,130,355 $24,973,601
$4,273,146
Operating taxes
557,665
192,500
stock..
stock.;
pfd.
on
Divs.
5,019,242
3,751,768
1,181,381
Depreciation
1949—6 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
income.—..**
issues will
The
construction program of
for the
used
be
that
estimates
construction
this
pro¬
100,000
1949
Operating profit
Deprec., amort, and abandonments.
—
*
.
„
company...
company
,
involving expansion of the capacity of its pipe line system, will
aDproximately $148,000,000 .and be completed by the winter of
gram,
cost
1950-1951.-
....
25% Stock Dividend—
Southern Pacific
(Incl.
System—Earns.
Co.—Transportation
separately operated solely controlled affiliated companies)
Period End.
July 31—
1949—7 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
$
Railway
Railway
f
'
'•.
j
expenses
35,964,767
•::
'
•.
■■■
■
258,118,962
39,493,537 249,039,055
:
rents
Net
ry.
r:
income
oper.;
Total
.Fixed
2,157,584
.
75,874,418
made
33,818,253
56,572,070
27,863,723
at
10,347,833
2,431,834
12,121,532
2,914,628
5,301,849
18,360,514
29,934,628
791,125
646,976
6,492,489
5,894,736
3,705,753
;v
5,948,826
*
24,853,003
36,853 Vs 396,348
at
Gas
—
deductions—
62,000-
charges
1,753,305
Louisville
Gas
1,657,988
521,592
12,306,213
11,424,174
&
of
S.
P.
H
Transportation Sys¬
1,890,448
.
•Net
income
of
choice
stock
^Excluding
*>onds
of
s.
P.
Pacific
RR.
affiliated
System,
V.
170,
2,741,398
Co.
Electric
portation
homa
of
Ry.
•4,881,338
Mexico.
Co.
not
against
;
.,68,000
13,180,222
Gas'
(Representing interest
to income of S.
by
received
paying
170,
$
v-
earnings.—
—V.
928;-
p.
1948
'7.;.-..
sell
to
■'*
•
of
Louisville,
and
common.
left
was
discretion
of
be
offering
will
the
Is
"world's
being
pany will
standing.
on
P.
solely
from
It
well,"
Wasco, Kern County, Calif.,
15,530 feet, it was announced
near
down
common
board
Southwestern
7,718,111
Associated
_
'
Oerating
revenues
revenues
7>7
Uncollectible
oper.
—Jan. 1 to Aug. 31—
1949 *
i 71948*"
..,
X'.f'.
Net
Wet
taxes
—Y.
170,
$2,580,357
$3,052,502
550
7,500
3,850
$397,420
$3,045,002
271,786
2,408,183
$2,576,507
1,935,971
58.600
299,114
362,403
-
50,242
____i.
income—__
oper.
after
1949—7 Mos.—1948
2,500
...
Operating
$397,970
Co.—Earnings-
$471,947
rev._
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
v
$67,034
$59,302
charges
this
completed
had
company
well,
the
V
42,671
as
.
,
"The
total
169,'
depth," the
deeper than any
a
total
of
4,666,666%
300,507
.
$340,029
$337,725
56,492
213,171
-'
Operating exps. &
Other
income
other
&
$3,644,292
244,051
V
•
^
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$3,195,175 $14,496,317
$12,676,138
taxes
2,644,318
2,325,640
10,444,361
9,098,655
income
$999,974
$869,535
$4,051,955
$3,577,484
888
4,859
28,656
(net!
income
Gross
Int.
Co.—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
revenues
operating
$1,000,862
$874,393
235,238
243,973
deductions
Income
Net
170, p.
SY
$4,080,612
7 ■>,
8,980
$3,586,464
898,103 *:*■: 784,140
$765,625
$630,420
:
$3,182,508
company
other
2687.'
p.
Oil Co.
Standard
dividends
that
Mexican
Sales
Net
ry,
railway*.—
■
operating revenues
Dividends, interest, etc
Total
Income
Operating
railway.
income
oper.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
July—
from
■
i*,;
railway.—...
income—.
oper.
Texas
$
New
&
1949
$1,964,540
,
railway.
railway
517,442-
(
oper.'income
.
248,323
1948
$2,131,325
1947
$1,782,634
i 590,224
and
Interest
income
State
taxes
*130,825
net
income
Net
Net
ry.
Net
interest
of
vi. 1946
$1,492,743
,
187,605
'■>, "66,982
12,255,395
10,418,464
2,072,631
124,310
1,453,819
758,387
380,703
380,868
.
139,638
Orleans—Earnings^-
40,936,430
$4.33
$2.68
-
Earnings
'
share
per
$3.32
.
1947
19481-
■
1948
"
$9,439,392
$8,834,148
2,865,694
1,142,971
1,796,665
1,240,866
73,726,396
64,442,766
59,288,837
19,764,434
8,227,679
20,425,041
2,307,974
$10,424,892
2,471,934
income.
974,490
902,719
67,245,939
16,056,128
11,616,956
7,729,771
from
ry.
—V.
I
railway-
railway
...
...
6,108,893
income.
oper.
8,462,397
170, p. 535.
1949
July—
Gross from
Net from
Net
—V. 170, p. 345.
Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Texas &
1,487,509
66,179,148
2,110,843
50,713.608
Oil
(New Jersey)—Forms New Unit to
Co.
Build Belgium Refinery—
This
company
which
formed
build
will
new
a
railway
railway
$39,639
*
13,343
—...
'
railway operating income
5,613
—
7.
Belgium, it was announced on Sept.
be completed in three years.
the Esso Standard Refinery,
refinery at Antwerp,
It is estimated the plant will
refinery is designed to supply petroleum products—highgrade gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil and automotive and industrial Diesel
fuel—for Standard Oil Co. (N. J.) affiliates in Belgium, the Nether¬
lands and Luxembourg.—V. 170, p. 599.
x''.-'
The
Net from railway
Net
company,
new
.
'
from
Net
ry.
773,691
-
*95,089
170, p. 498.
Coulee
Perpetual
Royalty
Trust
of
Alberta,
Offered—An unusual offering of
placed before the American public Sept. 9
when Thos. G. Wylie Co., New York underwriters, made
a regular public
offering of 1,120 units of certificates of
was
Spring Coulee Perpetual Royalty Trust of Alberta,
railway
*
railway...
-
t
income
oper.
1949
$217,318 '
*10,665
*56,178
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
from
ry,
Income.
•Deficit.—V.
170,
p.
1946
$317,319
22,550
48,506
*10,470
*34,361
535.
1,883,776
88,493
*317,676
2,141,551
96,863
*340,660
'
'
'
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Ry. tax accruals
rentals
Equip,
facil.
rents
Net
ry,
Production
the
Mine
the
to
company
which
will
4,000,000-ton
date
is
has
now
bring
figure.
been
,
>
,.w
72,413
Dr)
(net
Dr)
20,266
income-
$575,801
1949—7 Mos.—1948
4,230,101
2,292,721
727,250
343,812
2,908,513
20,907
91,339
81,972
$834,828
$4,714,981
553,999
1
1,494,773
70.524
Total
charges
*—
income
—V.
170,
—
7,559
55,398
237,555
1,653,414
$5,268,980
58,516
1,600,719
$668,189
$2,768,875
$3,609,745
794.
p.
Peoria
&
Western RR.—Earnings—
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
Errington Mine,
1946
1949
oper.
income—
1947
$134,980
$15
96,952
*48,361
*44,731
43,686
25,185
*75,817
•56,500
2,711.880
railway
$388,046
116,762
railway
1948
$384,754
JulyGross
2,500,491
528,850
884.507
800,689
•206,675
*310,576
346,421
•340,979
*401,363
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
$4,477,687
6,909
$403,586
deductions
,
exclusively from
$913,303
235,830
income
Net
78,475
$646,325
income
Other
$3,906,221
571,466
'
Output—
proceeding with the opening of the Hogarth
production from the two mines to
Exploratory drilling, the statement points
annual
(net
3,977,796
435,382
267,702
oper.
Toledo
but
$5,276,947
..
Operation—
$6,959,779 $37,078,566 $45,062,315
28,677,720
33,742,540
* 5,032,982
*310,088
has completed arrangements for an increase in its
production of high-grade iron ore from 1,200,000 tons per year to
4,000,000 tons per year and the $8,000,000 of new money for this
purpose has been secured, according to a statement to the company's
Sept. 8.
1949—Month—1948
1,946,190
company
on
Pacific Ry.—Results From
Texas &
Period End. July 31-
Misc.
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd.—To Increase
stockholders issued
167,703
—
535.
Fixed
1,667,893
*4,761
*343,323
*
railway...
oper.
,
1947
$293,313
1948
$288,660
*19,516
*73,773
.
railway
railway operating income—
—V. 170, p.
Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid Tarnsit Ry.
from
690,420
362,238
Gross from railway.
25,000-barrel-a-day
new
a
-983,754
2,715,050
Canada—Certificates
the
102,454
890,563
2,042,834
,
The
securities
162,535
$9,321,016
oper.
from
Net
in
subsidiaries—
income
Net
14.078.311
railway.— -13,464,743
Wet from railway...
3,301,463
3,075,058 '
Wet ry. oper. income...
1,254,722
1,259,097
Spring
$313,065
1,726,919
1,885,802;
779,415
308,297
1949'*"
from
Gross
3,193,439
paid
stockholders'
Minority
Net
148,399
299,857
from
•Deficit.—V.
1946
-
186,719
railway..
railway....
from
Net
465,705,697 478,125,107 336,083,124
31,652,525
26,356,983 21,884,666
19,251,000
22,970,000
10,823,920
—
■
Prom Jan. 1—.
Gross
1947
$361,970
.
1,820,596
657,870 v
293,453
railway....
July-
572,627,112 597,746,703 412,106,212
—
charges
July—
Wet ry.
cash resources,
stock should be
170, p. 535.
Gross
568,211,781 593,761,570 406,253,053
4,415,331
3,985,133
5,853,159
.
Deprec., deplet. and amort, of prop.
Fed.
Gross
Wet
common
1948
$420,724
242,156
107,748
1949
$265,752
95,038
59,137
From Jan. 1—
1947
1948
1949
and
"
from
the
on
Ry.—Earnings—
v\
from
(Indiana)- -Earnings—
Six Mos. Ended June 30—
$2,802,324
•"
345.
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
of common stock out¬
the
at
from
Net
Jt.
-t-V.
shares
the continuance of available earnings and
agreed
Texas
■
stated, "is approxi¬
recorded production."—
;
V.'
''
producing
feet
1,000
Standard
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Net
19
From Jan. 1—
Period End.June_30—
Operating
Nov.
to common stock capital and the
par value (933,333V3 shares)
sale and distribution, the com¬
a
793.
p.
common
After the
stock.
July—
Gross
$
Telephone
$474,447
.
...
of
four
barrels
companies.—
8,719,783 190,269,187 217,470,412
1949—Month—1948
-
for each
equivalent amount in
From Jan. 1—
Period End. July 31—
shares
distribution on
the
stock
present quarterly rate of 35 cents per share after
the sale and distribution of the additional shares.—V, 170, p. 695.
by
Mushrush No. 5, and that the flow was at the rate of 375
daily of 40-gravity oil and 1,000,000 cubic feet of gas from
producing interval of 15,250 to 15,530 feet.
The well is northwest of
Bakersfield. "
-f.
A
' V"
known
an
common
have
maintained
on
t,
that
disclosed
also
was
of
Subject to
the
of
California—Deepest Well Produci'g
produced
deepest oil
of
number
the
authorized
board
the
share
(premium on common stock)
additional
of
in
increase
further
a
shares held
Oct. 14. The board ordered the transfer of $4,666,666.66 from paid-in
surplus
to
used
be
be used to provide a parfr„
will
stocks
the
for
been
additional
distribution
36.05% of the outstanding
shares or 56.18% of Okla¬
or
has
outstanding
one
on
reduce Standard's
bank loans, which now total $9,800,000.
The Louisville
offered at competitive bidding, Sept. 12.—V. 170, p. 599.
the
from
effect
To
of
>$ ■' Y
''
shares
550,041
*'
sale of
the
inquired
company
stock
The
program.
the
to
$
*:/:•• -7; A/
/
stock
of
divestment
of 35
above
Gross Earnings—
—10 Days End. Aug. 31—
1949
Gross
will
mately
Southern Ry.—Estimated
::
block
outstanding
Petroleum
27,222,279
credited
surplus
"...
j
officials
SEC to sell either the
common
shares of Oklahoma
funds
the
The
was
the
Standard's
of
ordered a /common stock distribution
each four now held and agreed
the company's present expansion program.
authorized by the Federal Power Commission «
to expand its natural gas pipeline system, extend it to Buffalo, N. Y.
and increase the daily delivery capacity to 1,060,000,000 cubic feet.
of
shares
disclosure
1
share for
new
one
a
Proceeds from
250,000
This
with Standard Gas
by
200,000
of
part
as
Standard Oil Co. of
497,117
companies included in net income of S. P. Trans¬
charged
Period—
block
a
Gas.
stock
outstanding
V.
'y!
sell
will
it
stock.
of
policy of continuing the usual quarterly dividend payment
cents per share on common stock to be outstanding after the
distribution and the sale of the additional common stock.
New York.
Standard currently holds 385,308
common
2,909,565
497,117
(Representing dividends
890.
p.
that
7
common
authorized
been
Sept. 7 by this company.
System.
controlled
•'
554,277
71,017
21,614 ;
Consol. net income—
Transportation
556,335
■
71,017
(Drt
or
Co.
which
of
Standard
stock
'
779.933
adjust. (Cr)
tConsol. adjust.
stockholders
to
23,883,598
12,150,442
4,253,985
solely
controlled affil. cos...
tConsol.
W'
'
!
tem
had
Electric
'
Income
Co.
Bank in
National
Gas
Proceeds
Net
Sept.
Electric
&
meeting of prospective bidders
a
the Chase
Standard
35,829,363
_
income
Jtiscell.
5,638,717
announced
company
Louisville
board of directors Sept.
The
j
'
(net Drt
Other income
13,372,400
$1,918,699
Shares Held in Louisville Gas & Electric Co.—
The
4,248,746
$568,641
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—To Sell 250,000 Common
.
9,320,958
___
$1,086,457
on
of
Railway tax accrualsEquip., and joint facility
period—
2757.
p.
$
J:. Net
rev.
from rail¬
way operations
profit for
169,
<
52,865,937 305,611,125 333,993,380
45,285,725
oper.
:
A
revenues.
oper.
Net
—V.
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
railway
railway.;
oper.
-
income—
•Deficit.—V. 170, p.
535.
368,096
13,715
THE
(983)
12
COMMERCIAL
CONSOLIDATED
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc.—Seven Banks in
Period End. June 30—
five
representing
banks
Loan —Seven
Aircraft
TWA
Total
that will underwrite the recent
cities form the syndicate
FINANCIAL
&
ODer„
Monday, September 12, 1949
ACCOUNT
INCOME
Mos".—1948
1949—3
$4,766,099
3,828,890
revenues—
CHRONICLE
Western Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
1949—12 Mos.—1948
Gross
$4,214,249 $19,554,055 $17,545,890
3,302,470
15,084,436
13,609,265
,
purchase of 20 new constellations from Lockheed
it was revealed Sept. 8 by A. V. Leslie,
Vice-President-Treasurer of TWA.
Net
Aircraft Corp.,
Trust
and
"" $937,209
revenues—
3,629
5,755
21,722
$940,838
$917,534
$4,491,341
$3,964,359
(net)_
324,991
323,312
1,246,910
1,140,405
$594,222
$3,244,431
$2,823,954
474,097
414,835
1,837,J24
1,600,076
$179,387
$1,407,307
$1,223,878
(net)—
-
income
Gross
Income
,
deducts,
income
Net
Dividends
banking participants in the loan to TWA are: J. P. Morgan &
Co.
Incorporated; First National Bank, Boston; Bank of
America
National
Trust
and
Savings Association, San Francisco; $1,500,000
—i
Gross
Security-First' National Bank of
California Bank, Los Angeles, $500,000.
Angeles,
Los
each;
Utah
of
Authority
York
New
work
to
with the
for the use of New
Chairman Warren
leases
out
Net
from
Net
ry.
(Idlewild), TWA Foard
Pierson announced Sept. 6 in Rome.
Lee
Airport
International
In
Europe on
a
business trip, Mr. Pierson said; "TWA will be happy
ry,
helping to bring about an agreement that will
put the facilities of New York International Airport to practical use." •
New
The
Statement
Foods, Inc..— Registration
Tucker
(Mrs.)
The
stock
statement
(par $2.50)
Power
week
170, p.
to
constructing
Is
*12,963
157,239
83,581
in
July,
*40,414
50,426
24,016
compared
the
Distribution—
given Interested
hearing.—V. 170, p. 929.
Sept,
until
persons
request
to
15
Steel
States
Housing Field—
This
it
come,
The
Consol.
net
duction
/""
,
on
and
for
|
insurance,
gage
exceed
not
introduced
is
where
$6,300.
to
/
.
;
■
to
Homes
The
General John J.
zation
will
and
available
from
New
one
Ind.,
Albany,
to
cents
coast.
the
Operating
is
—V.
Homes
will
Panels
years.
a
to
market
in which
its
_
191,296
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Dividends
Profits
$9,111,676
1949
1948
$.1,189,5,50,
rights, sold—,
income
$3.88
*v
,
1947
...V
241,840
15,593,701
17,153,735
14,971,215
12,678,041
4,640,347
4,327,930
2,127,263
2,190,940
2,213,075
3,171,105
-
1,271,944
applicable to
alone
company
June
30,. 1949,
fof'the
/:>, ;•"/
The
1949—12 Mos;—1948
3,560,974
16,071,042
13,972,50G
$1,019,404
$922,441
$3,949,663
$3,797,291
_
$4,483,415 $20,020,705
27,735
13,803"
$1,047,139
other deducts..
for
its common stock
•
104,299
72,980
$4,053,963
$936,244
$3,870,271
307,020
287,674
1,241,256
1,125,865
$648,570
$2,812,706
$2,744,406
2465.
p.
sales
and
oper.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
V
Net
and
2,589,801
5,608,476
5,196,229
6,317,324
12,060,651
287,965 v • 688,315
13,497,505
services
depletion—
taxes
and
income
310,728
Divs.
—V.
—^
v
,
(
8,396
■
for Fed.
inc.
tax.
July
$2,767,847 $11)348,340 $10,736,841
" 2,074,344
-
79,038
78.010
160,689
146,558
413,000
1,282,000
916,009
23,000
38,000
115,000
83,009
$336,565
$602,246
$1,772,252
$1,274,356
86,078
87,953
$0.62
$1.06
tax
cumulative
share.,
com.
39,640
/l
Period End. Aug,. 31—
u\
2,784,431
-1: 21,798
$3,178,900
2,521
18,715
189,633
$3,197,615
883,211
'
$2,314,404
$2,117,448
$696,030
222,^08
{
1949—Month—1948
?7
'
'■
$539,608
$
44,738,101
Air Lines,
65,000,,
65,500
reports, an
operating
Retail
miles
I6»,
'
$1,084,n?„; $1,079,585,,$1,084,410
.' ;'L.
2149.
p.
r
<:■'
$467,856
31—
ry.
Net
1949
railway
railway
from
I'.
Mr.
plans
Gotthilf
LeMur
Co.;
.
that
he
said
"
was
~
the
"Mavis,"
and perfumes.
in
the, immediate
enterprises' that
operation,./>
Mr.
a
have
been
optimistic
as
.
future
to
acquir.e
assign
Gotthilf.
Railway
RaUway
"
of
talcums
soap,
Lhas, ^ecelved SEC authorization
to sell at competitive
$5,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due Oct.
1, 1979 and 148,155
additional shares of its common
stocky ' '
fEtock,J[s ,fIrEt of be offered to
*■?
on the basis
one
new
determined by competitive
Proceeds from the sales will be
share
'
1,047,175
V--
$3,190,787
!
*
539,960
381,838
23,721,573
21,017,890
3,708,384
4,973,583
Northern Ry.
562,876
_•
23,495,321
..J 3,530.782i4:739.909
1,415,365
fr.
rev.
the company's
for
each
common stockeight held at a price
tax
accruals—
Railway
$3,592,073
electricity
169, p. 2037.
At;the
and
oper.
T " 271,060
101,986
income
111,258
712,985
$729,321
81,237
income
$648,084
oper.
.
.
company's construction
..
common
by the company at Room 2033, 2 Rector Street
(EDT) Sept. 13..
stock
New
will
York
'
\ 533,582
$492,014
68,312
income
$695,476
charges
tax
other
V
in
the
$2,270,331
$621,302"
for
339,513
general
corporate
amount
contingent charges, i.e.
to
$1,660,004
*' tThe
.
of
-
in
announced
the
filing pf
a
by..
proppsal
Corp.,
York,
to
to
of
the
Gas'
be
Jersey City parent of York, to
consisting of • 4,506-shares'of its cap-,
,
offered'fcr sale
subscription
6,000
sale
of
it
which
bkiding;J'
competitive
at
will
It
warrants
additional
its
stock
subscribe'for
would
be
by
shares.
covering
York
However,-in
interest
in
and
York
is
*
-
the
event
consum-,
shares of
901
purchase
entitled,//
the
not
y
"
-
with
Pennsylvania Gas' sale of its stock interest in
York, York proposes to transfd* to Pennsylvania Gas its holdings of
120 shares of the capital stock of Penn-Western Service Corp.. orig-.
inally received as a donation .from Pennsylvania Gas.
Penn-Westem"
Is
mutual
a
bond
service
929.
corporation in the Pennsylvania Gas system.
and
stock
the
money
provide
-
financing by York, together with other funds,
needed for Its construction program'.—V. 170,
-
Zenith Radio
1,070,787
r
'
316,480
As
$1,288,609*
capital fund,
interest
in accordance with uniform
system of accounts for Steam raihoads: prescribed by the Interstate
Commerce
Commission to /reflect
changes in this a-nd prior years'
tax
liabilities
recommended, by'Office of Internal Revenue Agent
in charge.—V. 170, p. 600,;'
; ' '
"
-.-c-,
,
-s
,
.
SEC
Electric
issuance
sale
connection
The
384,280
income bonds, sinking fund
adjustment in Federal inepme
$673,366. is. made
the
stock
will
part
of
the
business,
Corp.—New Appointment—
expansion
program
now
in
progress
for
Zenith's,
H.
C. Bonfig,
Vice-President, ■ on Sept. 1 announced
appointment of John A. Miguel, Jr., as Manager of the corpora¬
tion's
International
Division.
The
initial
step
in
expansion
plans
the
occurred
mortgage 4% %
purposes.
of
$430,532
'i
)
-
.
Pennsylvania Gas
export
available
116,373,967
1
..
$2,675,876^
270,813
44,900
I"
the
&
interest
prior, thereto,
$2,291,596
396,010
84,894
52,574
—
on
$560,326-
21,600
.
.
York's
500,883^
_
•
;
119,555,571
—
.
mated
653,029.
$2,792,479..
$1,874,321
Gas
Pennsylvania
686,040
$2,407,903
46,173
,
47,3^2
deductions
'Amount
and
used for the
$538,187
,
(kwh.)
time,
same
entire
proposed
p.
Fixed
267,632
$462,656,
proposes to apply the proceeds of the sale, to-,
cash, .to the payment^ and retirement of its out¬
standing debentures, without premium;
■ /
;
Pennsylvania Gas states that the York stock is expected to be sold
731,461,
tCr773;544
inepme
Total
2,252[
$730,286
gether. with; other
$4,863,009
109,642
724,001
tCr252,816
(net Dr)_______
ry.
Miscell.
2,159
$716,891
—______
ital stock... The. stock is
.
Equip, and joint facility
Other
/?/;
—
265,125
—
Pennsylvania
f.
$1,030,148
.109,320.4
other tax accruals-
requirements
bidding by underwriters. *
of any unsubscribed shares of
1
and Tidewater Southern Ry. Co.)
$167,083
oper.
ry.
accruals_
rents
$728,036
__'
$982,016
of-
—V.
"
2,137,920.
1949—JMont)v-rl948 ,! '• 1949^3 Mos.—1948 ,1-1
oper.
revenues * $3^69,'579 t $4,107,019 $24,613,780 $25,082,838
oper.. expenses * 3,202,496 .; 3,076,871/ 21,021,707 v 20,219,829
tax
All
(est,
authorizing company to issue and sell $400,000 of first
mortgage bonds, 3% % series, due; 1970, to Travelers In-:
surance^ Co., and to sell art additional 6,000 newly author*
ized common shares ($20
par) to its common-stockhold¬
ers at $50 per share.
s '
/.
1946 .V-
$3,7^5,058
1,018,206
748,297
2,189,467^T..2,617,395
"Net income
.
,
noon
1947
.
$3,919,395
Sales
In
Light Co.—SEC Approves Financing—Bids for Purchase of Unsubscribed Shares—
"" "
received
income^-r
'
Utah Power &
Bids for- purchase
"
railway
Income
Nestle-
Net
program.
-Earnings—
1948 ;
v.
619,452
Payroll
The
745,274.
287,000
i__•
deductions
income
prior
Net
!
following products were sold to
talcum, and "Djer-Kiss," a line
tax
income..
York County (Pa.) Gas Co.—rTo Sell Bonds
Privately—.
The SEC Sept, 6 announced ;the issuance of an order
CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM INCOME STATEMENT
•
Mr.
Manning Exton of Westport, Conn. Mr. Exton Is expected
this product to a
corporation not named, according to Mr.
The purchase price was not disclosed.—V.
170, p. 248 and 696.
nolders
Net
23,284,963
railway
oper.;
.
600,000
789,910
476,900
$979,857
Federal
income
Income
salesi.; ^
105,771
—
(Incl. Sacramento
and
to
M
Gross
Period End. July.31-^ ,r
new
operating profitably.
to Universal's present
"Beauty in the Morning," Universal's beauty-treatment facial
sold
income
sell'its
Gotthilf stated that the corporation's cosmetics tiivision has had
operating losses for" the past years and the disposition of the
eosnfetic division will leave Universal with
only profitable operations.
future
*
1949—8 Mos.—1948
~
662,500
I
than
Operating income.
Non-operating income
$3,123,065
income
oper.
from
Net ry.
628,608
1,759,054
501,451
of
From Jan. 1—
Gross
large
and
total
a
929.
p.
1949—Month—1948
i
,
Morning" products.
stated
of
in operation at Aug. ,31, 1949, were 264, compared with
earlier. / Wholesale, accounts in August; of this ;year";/,
2,277; against 2,003,a.y'ear ago,—V. 170, .pp. 833 and 600.
from
Net
Morjis. H. Gptthilf,^ President and Chairman of the board, has an¬
nounced the sale of
the company's cosmetic
division, which«manu¬
factured and distributed '
facturied
distributed '"MnvfR """Djer-Kiss" and "Beauty; •<« the
"Mavis,'
in
..corpor^tioq
out
Supply Co. (Mo.)—August Sales—
'
The
flo\yn
1948
$4,620,815
sales.._____ $12,407,000 $12,464,000 $76,385,000 $80,168,000,.
from
■■■■'•
1949
1,761,456
v
;
other
Federal
99.57%"
of
*
'
$5,299,231
revenues
Maintenance
Taxes,
units
July—
Gross
-
Universal Laboratories, Inc.—Sells Cosmetic Division
Gotthilf
weire
rating
*'
362,419,757
'
Depreciation
yeah
a
numbered
Net
products
efficiency
'
■ >
354,469,039
170, p. 734
Operating
>
30,000
65,500-
,
—
$2.27
Yonkers Electric Light & Power Co.—Earnings-
.
Inc.—Operating Efficiency High—
.j
V':'..
'
'
Operating.expenses./
Western Pacific RR. Co.
Net.profit
177,176"
$3.30
1949—8 Mos.—1948
J
44,471,038
'
Sales
$2,806,228
.688,780
$506,396
$761,817
""Combined.wholesale and retaU
.262
$575,44077,583
. «
'
-174,032
*
2149. /'".
p.
(F. W.> Wool worth Co.—August Sales Slightly Off-
8,169,440 / 7,952,410
$693,503
Drill
when 869,303 'Scheduled
scheduled-miles.—V. 170,
"Combined
4
;
$1,189,550
44,965
s
183,038
283,000
tax
stock
per
169,
91,519
'
5%
on
preferred
620,394
r.
on
income
Earncd
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$10,344,346 $21,870,421 $21,734,042:
4,278,565
and
Pennsylvania income
//■
,
1949—6 Mos.—1948
$7,989,934 $10,323,297 $21,805,191 $21,696,25X
35,207
21,049
65,23037,791
rev.
2,572,726
Federal
.
Period End. Aug.
$567,044
$1,189,550
$17,769,797^
$740,119
income
mortgage bonds.;.
Miscellaneous taxes
42,245,338, equal to 95
" •/;;•"■ ";//
$762,044
deducts,.
corporation
873,078
59,744
652,227*
4,016,113
first
compared with $1,606,234, equal
months ended June 30, .1948.—
as
six
■
was
1949—3 Mos.—1948
income
Western
'
$1,209,357
__—
227,533 :
r-
Light Co.—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
income
Deprec.
"
1946
$1,189,550
,
446,339
$5,035,517
income—
income (net)...
Int., exp.
income—
and other
Net
low-cost
those Used
as
1946
$1,980,506
360,610
$8,025,141
$3.25
(net)—
—Y,.- 169, p. 2322,
new
■/•
______
Total
be
1947
••
taxes..
and
v
$7,621,438
$1.86
income——.
Western Auto
$1,209,357'
received
on
Expenses
up to
-
—
revenues
Materials
382,59?
382,592
$4,358,787
ended
revenues
oper.
Gross
United Stores Corp.—Earnings—
to be
1948
113,612
__
$9,903,230
1,899,170
$5,499,668 $11,393,438
949,585 ,1,899,170
$2.06
1,969,449
Int.
and Higherhas specialized for
other
and
*
V
Period End. June 30—
Net
6,657,305
7,122,667
3,481,867
"
medium
the company
sections," going into the
dwellings will be of the same qualities and standards
in the larger
homes,—V. 170, p. 599. ^
\ /
"
to
income.
oper.
169,
—V,
4
continue
field
in
(Alan) Wood Steel Co. (& Sub.)—Earnings—;
,
was
_____
oper.
Net
$2,731,492
>,Other
of
Gunnison
—V.-
railway.
from
Int. and
$8,981,535 $18,516,105 $16,561,035
Oper, exps. and taxes—
payment includes interest, insurance and taxes, and
the mortgage.
The entire package also includes lot,
landscaping and a number of internal features.
«
:
• v
Prov.
ry.
Other
713,950
2—
monthly
priced larger homes,
deficit
695,430
$4,845,328
,
$973,122
1949
$1,560,000
Earnings—
Twelve Months Ended June 30-—
The
repayment
15
Ry.
Costs.
share,
per
minutes.
20
every
663,602
8,667,500
—„_
months
of
"
O'Brien, its President,; is expanding the dealer organi¬
establish
new
dealerships- to make the new homes
coast
68
Net
subsidiary's new assembly line, plant at
for mass output of homes at a rate of
six
of
July,
754,382
$8,536,999 $17,751,847 $15,665,904
444,536
764,258
895,131
Period End. June 30—
price can be bought
for $350 down and about $37 a month, including insurance and taxes,,
meeting the needs of many in" the $35-40 a week income group.' geared
7,665,509
U-i West Texas Utilities Co.-^Earnings—
this
under
337,906;
v
'•
take
qualifying
from
Net
2,343,105
V. 170, p. 929,
.
advantage of the 95% FHA mort¬
appraised value of the home and lot does
the
the
the
decline
$2,041,818 " $2,651,369' $2,225,756
368.485
843,107
652,954
railway
Oper. exps.
3,571,078
3,929,003
stock—
deficit
a
in
the
„
256,064
cents per share of common' stock
two bedrooms, is set for immediate pro-.'
marketing through the corporation's home fabri¬
mass
home
-.
•
■
This
on
$450,000
from
-
6,051,856
191,296 /
income of
*Net
..
home, which has
cating subsidiary, Gunnison Homes,. Inc.
Central
Period End. June 30—
stock
shares
with
compares
about
1949
Operating
7 236,538
7,855,898
4,056,260
949,585
com.
share
of
months cf
purchased
common
of
resulted
ago
railway
Net from railway._____
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 170, p. 537.
1949—12 Mos/ -1943
$9,549,783
365,429
cum.)
"Per
because
but
result.
seven
From Jan. 1—'
2,927,622
$5,986,209
A
which
increase
year
Wisconsin Power &
$9,915,212
class
9.1%,"
declined
25%,
month,
'
•
256,054
stocks_._
pfd.
on
($7
Low-Cost
Enters
July
from
Gross
,:;
income—
on
Divs,
a
the low-cost housing field with a pre¬
designed for the family of moderate in¬
Sept. 8. "
home
announced
was
■.
Unit
.—
a
Wisconsin
Gross
Net
4,622,760
—
inc.
deducts,™
Divs,
entering
four-room
new
''•
■
corporation is
fabricated
Corp.
The
July—
.
for the
kwh,", a decrease
the corresponding
c
income
*Bal. for
United
the
Gross
income..
income
$1,419,554,
of
with
Int., rentals & other inc.
// (■"
:
for
3,700,644
-
>
Operating income
Total
of
tax
1949, the deficit amounted to $5,091,795. In
the same period of 1948 there was a deficit from current
operations of
$1.122,500.—V. 170, p. 734.
company
ACCOUNT
INCOME
4,084,176
on
excise
revenue-producing
'•
property acct.
adjustments
Gross
has
108,688,000 kwh.
Fed.-:.
-
low
and
1948.
For the
$44,143,744 $40,407,630 $86,873,384 $77 923,918
18,534,"672- 17,358,963 38,217,172
34 299,808
depletion
/'
SEC
deficit
over
Co.—Weekly Output—
3,889,006
Deprec., retirements and
the war-imposed
seasonally
a
partly, offset by
operational
and
other
savings
of
over
$1,006,000. The revenue and expense trend in August, 1949, while por¬
tending continued deficit
operation, indicates material improvement
consecutive
79th
1949—6 Mos.—1948
—_
impact of
Is
service
revenues,
3,207,283
Non-operating
decrease
152,363
output of
30—'
than
taxes
The
a'
Inc.—20-Cent
income
Federal
6.5%,
or
in
Amort, of
Hydrocol Is now offering 600 additional units for subscription.
Of
these units, 82.725 are being acquired by United for an aggregate cash/
consideration of $333,454, bringing its total subscriptions to 217.725
units,
'•
* ■"
V
/'/'"/
The
eral
••
$7,251,347,
833,020
declared
__
other
Taxes,
of
1,145,416
full
July
public
536.
revenues...
Maintenance
reason
stock.
of
oper.
Operating expenses
of changes in plans and increased costs, it is
now
estimated
that the aggregate cost, including necessary working
capital, will be $38,168,000.
Of this, amount, the RFC has agreed to
loan up to $18,500,000.
The balance of the funds was to be provided'
by certain selected companies, including United, through the issuance,
by Hydrocol of 6%
promissory notes and shares of $1 par value
common stock,
in units consisting of one $10,000 note and 75 shares
by
However,
the
Period End. June
a
.
decrease
a
1,005,237
:CONSOLIDATED
Total
plant near Brownsville, Texas, for the
purpose of manufacturing gasoline from natural gas by a synthesis
process
known as the / Hydrocol Process."
United previously was
authorized to purchase
(along with other subscribers)
certain notes
and shares of common stock of Hydrocol, the cost of the proposed
plant then being estimated at $14,000,000.
Hydrocol
July, 1948.
For the seven months of 1949, gross
$104,811,403, compared with $112,062,750 in the same/
year,
regulatory requirements, operating expenses cannot
reduced proportionately.
Therefore, operations in July, 1949 resulted
the
,"•./•':/V/V"
/
application to the SEC for authorization
purchase certain securities of Carthage Hydrocol, Inc.
corporation, has made
The
last
25,574
14,701
*
Fund,
have
from
in
totaled
of
*200,439
income_„
1948.-
+
*27,846
output of the electric properties of this
Sept. 3, 1949 amounted to 99,65^,400
of
Earnings—
*19,745
ended
8.32%
of
Carthage
United Gas Corp.—To Purchase Securities of
Hydrocol, Inc.—
'
*16,870
,
927,682
railwayrailway
directors
week
185,521
*13,249
■"■'72.337,
"70,771
West Penn Electric
7762) covering 200,000 shares of
withdrawn Aug. 30.—V. 170, p. 929.
(No.
was
214,756
129,224
$15,783,742
Net
registration
2,200.496
383,327
250,387
reduced activity of general business and the volume-. "
destroying effect of the telegraph excise tax.
For the sam^ seven,
period, revenues from telegrams sent by the public, which bear
Withdrawn—
common
2,246,025
560,302
120,614
months
quarterly dividend
on
the stock amounting to '20 cents per share, payable Sept. 30 to
stockholders of record Sept. 15, 1949. It will be payable from ordinary /
net income. A similar distribution was made on March 31 and June 30, /
last, and in each of the first three quarters of 1948. In the final quarter of last year, a dividend of 40 cents was paid.—V. 170, p. 833.
airports.—V. 170, p. 696.
and Newark
2,580,087
325,426
be
Wellington
York, TWA officials said that the start of actual operations
at Idlewild will
depend on availability of facilities.
Until then all
overseas and
domestic flights of TWA will continue from LaGuardia
In
2,301,723
income...
1946
in
Dewey
Governor
of
railway——
railway—
170, p. 536.
and
long
■"Deficit.—V.
•
•
$151,256
income
oper.
$335,451
1947
railway——
from
Net
29,684
1946
,
$100,545
from
Net
participate in the use of New York's International Airport.
This is
step forward toward TWA's ultimate goal of providing the
finest In commercial air transportation.
TWA appreciates the work
10,994
oper.
revenues
't
"
to
a
24,853
"
,
Western Union Telegraph Co.—July
From Jan. 1—
Gross
60,155
19,251
income...
.
reilects_ the
•
$124,209
$41,472
railway
oper.
ry.
period
1948
1949
from
41,714
The company reports gross revenues of $14,223,336 from services to
the public in July, 1949, compared with
$15,806,766 in June this year
/
Ry.—Earnings—
JulyGross
will sign a memorandum of agreement
Airline
World
Trans
York
"
/
•
•
...
$299,944
55,437
from
from
—V.
v-'V
TWA-Port Authority Sign AgreementPort
$141,750,,
r-V. 170, p. 599.
and
$1,000,000;
1947
$353,701
51,899
oper.
Net
Other
Balance
1948
$320,105
From Jan. 1— *
27,725
_i_
$615,847
income
ry.
$3,936,634
$4,469,619
$911,779
from
Net
of
Co.,
15% as each airplane Is delivered.
down and an additional
25%
pay
Bank
National
oper.
Other
Pittsburgh, and the
Bankers Trust Co., of New York, with $3,000,000 each are the largest
single subscribers to the $12,000,000 total loan.
Total cost of the 20
new
Constellations is approximately $20,000,000, of which TWA is to
Mellon
1049
railway....
railway__l___
from
Net
Net
Oper. exp. and taxes...
TWA
The
July—
,
sion
,
last
with
October
when
headquarters
Zenith's export business
other
Mr.
sales
Zenith
set
Chicago.
in
on
a
up
its own
This
unit
International Divi¬
handles
now
all
direct basis with foreign distributors
of
and
customers.
Miguel brings to Zenith 20 years' experience
executive
in
the
United
America, South America,
States,
the
West
as
Indies,
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170
Number 4837
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THE
COMMERCIAL
Stock Record
&
FINANCIAL
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
t per share
Dec
2%
100
Dec
14
35
Feb
23% May
46% Jan
Dec
27%
Dec
TVs
Peb
106
35
41% July
Dec
Jan
5
14% Feb
9
Abraham
7
ACF-Brlll
Adams-Millis
Affiliated
23% May 16
Air
4% May
2% Jun
21
13% Peb
Y 64
Apr
15
3% Apr
16% Aug
14
71
13%
Dec
21% May
65
Nov
80%
2%
Dec
Jun
37
Feb
Dec
75
23%
90
May
17% Jun
May
90
Mar
7%
*171
Apr
83
11%
Mar
Jun
6
Jun
May
165
Jun
15% Jun
104
13
198
Inc
July
May 13
27% Jan
July 12
96
Dec
Aldens
14
34
7
7
Mar 12
24
Allied
14
18% Feb
1
Allied
34% May
37% May
24% Jun 15
25% Feb
25
91
Jun
83% Jan
8
42% May
98
Jun
25% Feb
25
30% May 12
76
22
85% Sep
8
31% May 10
3% Jan
8
Feb
81
Mar
26% Dee
73
Dec
*25
Not
3%
31%
Not
Oct
26% Jan
Not
50
Peb
121'
34%
14
37
Apr 29
89% Feb
7
May
Dee
52%
Oct
10
Mar
Not
6%
47
68
Mar
Jun
18% Mar
70
Feb
43
45
6% Jan
51
20
May
Sep
9
Jan 31
113% Sep
•: 34% Jan
29% July
58%
96
3
2% Jun
6% May
Jan
44
83%
Jun
28% Aug 18
32% Aug 18
Chemical
Kid
4%
8%
9
Amer
24 % Mar 31
Jun
61% July
American
67
Sep
6
3%%
6%
Dec
103
Not
111
Jun
10% Mar 29
American
30% Mar 23
43% May
35
Jan
10
Amer
104
6%
Sep
10%
Dec
96% July 11
5% Jun
1
3
Dec
6%
Jun
2% Jun 13
76%
Feb
92% May
177
Jun
163% Oct
28% Not
74
82
27
May
Aug
May
15
Dec
20 %
Dec
Jun
19% July
1
106% May 6
39% Feb 15
Jun
15% Feb
Jun
Oct
35% Feb
107% Jun
Peb
99
49% May
Jun
14
25% Jun
87
July
5
Mar 11'
4%
7%
5%
American
14
Lswest
•
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
Lswsst
8 per share
Jan
14% Mar
7% May
19% Oct
13%
19
Dec
42
Dec
6%
Dec
37
Not
15% Feb 24
14%
v
13% Jan
5
1% Jun
7
44
Jun
Jan
6% Jan
77% Jan
37
Jun
46% Sep
j5%
Dec
3%
Dec
46
Jun
20% Feb
5%
Dec
43
% May
7%
34
Jan
53
Jun
3% Jun
Jan
-
46
18
58
3
3
6
8% May
5% Jan
May 17
9% Sep
3
5
Jan
73
Feb
23
Jun
11% Feb
7
13%
Jan
19
Jun
16%
Dec
26%
Jun
12% Jun
14
95%
Feb
Jun
73
22
15% Mar
21% May
94%
10% May
24% Mar
93
5%
Dec
35
Dec
29
Jun
100
Aug
5
13% Aug 10
18% July 25
18% Jan 20
1
102
11% Jun 13
Jun
76
Jan
7
83
,'
13
30% Jan
19
Dec
96% Jan
4
7
5% Jan
3
104% Sep
A
6% Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
35
Dec
Peb
11%
Jun
7% Feb
25
80%
Not
95% May
83% Feb
11
69% Not
86% May
16 % May
70% Feb
10
10
Jan
169
Peb
162%
Not
6%
Dec
178
12%
32
•
Jan
16%
Feb
28
Sep
46
46%
Feb
68
Apr
May
139
Mar
31
Mar
Not
163%
Jun
21
Dec
27
Apr
10%
Dec
24%
34%
Peb
41
116% Mar
36% Aug
8
86
6
Mar 31
36
4
Feb
11
5
3
19% Jun
14
21% Jan
6
7% Jun
-
Jan
17
31% Feb 25
41
144
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28
3
Mar
135
Jan
3
151
49% May 30
X117% Apr 18
63
Not
6%
Dec
x33%
Not
Dec
90
76% Mar
Jun
120
8%
Apr
56% July
104
Jun
112% July
8% Jun
X5%
Dec
51
Not
67
30%
Peb
6
Jun 14
6% Jan
3
21% Jun
6
83
Mar 31.
59% Jun
2
4% Jun
6
Aug 25
Jan
7
9
13
40% Aug 18
126 % Jan 17
V* Jan
July
10
July 26
27% Sep
12% Jan
60
115%
7
159% Aug 29
138
16
Jun
19
Aug 26
150% Jan
72% Sep
121
5
8
Aug 19
Jan
7
Aug 25
8% Mar 30
38% Feb
17
91% Mar 11
80
Jan
4
6% Jan
7
Jun
60%
Jun
48 % Jun
20
Aug 23
55% Jan 27
Jun
15% Jun
13
26
14
Apr
4
Dec
ror
&
Light
107
8% July
2% Aug
6% May
footnotes
see
page
24
35% July 26
106
Aug 25
7
10 % Aug
15
4
4% Jan
5
9
32%
*100%
32
101
6
8%
32%
101
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500
3%
4,400
93/8
64
22%
8%
31%
32%
101
101
23/4
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94%
2,300
187%
187 %
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94
933/4
187
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30
29%
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70
69%
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70
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30
70
187
29%
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21 y8
21%
213/4
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1071/8
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108%
*107%
473/g
473/8
47%
VY! 47%
47%
19
18
18
Y,. *18
18%
Monday
I per share
153/4
*15%
77
45
*753/4
45%
107%
107%
*28%
29%
293/4
HIGH SALS
# per share
16
16
2%
2%
Y*-
*50
53
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;
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Y.: *5% ^
Y.
46%
46%
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37%
4%
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STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
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13
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82
27%
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13
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13
9%
83
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300
15%
15%
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51
50
18%
46%
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27%
600
18%
27%
27%
104%
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4,800
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60
5
100
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6%
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Y
106
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27%
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83
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34%
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83
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105
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46%
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44
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4%
83
83
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300
50%
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43
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102
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Y
143/4
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;
5%
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Shares
15%
*26%
V
4%
the Week
5%
48%
*46
%
83
Sale* for
■
18%
37%
*4%
*96
4%
*1041/2
46%
*37
9
18%
:Y. 143/a
13%
400
Friday
Sept. 0
8%
102
83
;V.V
30
I per share
43%
*9
14%
:
1,300
'
27%
80%
18%
14%
80
•
LABOR
DAY
13%
*29%
10
5,800
5%
8%
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'0%
108%
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183/4
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!,
48 %
27 3/4
104
400
453/8
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■
50%
9%
45%
4%
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50%
8%
48%
15%
77
45%
183/4
*18
2%
50%
27%
100
107%
30%/
15%
373/s
*46
18%
15%
•
108
*5%
463/4
*96
CLOSED
2
6
*43%
9%
45
27%
EXCHANGE
i-
10
1,600
77
45%
i per share
16
par
300
473A
Thursday
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
Y
18%
*153/4
300
•Y
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 6
9 per share
•
*18
15%
107 %
00 :
108%
*47
77
453/8
Tuesday
Sept. 5
I per shore
*15%
*75%
5,700
Y,
Y
70 %
*21%
;
200
293/4
*70
*107 >/8
30
400
2,300
2%
29%
AND
3,300
'
V'
2%
931/2
30
*28%
3,700
5%
2%
107
90
8%
5%
29%
107
600
6
931/4
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800
-
69
5%
3
45
10,700
64
22%
*67 Y
101
2,200
2,100
45
:Y;
18%
1
113%
6'/8
94
186%
Y
40
113
32%
101
400
30%
3%
9%
32%
101
6
6%
*2%
9%
100
5,200
87
600
106
*
20
6%
100
34%
com—No par
11%
06
preferred
No par
1003/4
101%
05
1013/8
101%
preferred
No par
85%
85%
85%
85%
853/s
85%
853/8
85%
2,000
13
13%
13
13%
13%
13
13%
10,700
178%
♦175%
13%
178%
Amer Rad & St San'y com—No par
7%
preferred
100
American
Safety Razor
Seating Co
7%
preferred
American
5
6%
non-cum
American
No par
100
Snuff Co
com
preferred
25
100
Steel
American
Foundries___No par
Stores Co
No par
American
Stove Co
No par
American Sugar Refg common—100
7%
preferred
American
100
Sumatra
Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co.
American
6%
Tobacco
Am
Water
American
7%
5
100
Works Co
*383/4
*145
21%
*26%
463/4
46%
1593/a
*383/4
393/4
150
*145
21%
26%
Y'
140
18%
144-%
1503/4
613/4
5
7%
common..No par
Inc—
233/4
100
&
Cable
25
50
No par
Anchor Hock Glass Corp com—12.50
$4 preferred
No par
Clayton
Anderson-Prichard
&
Co
Oil Corp
Mining—
A P W Products Co Inc.
21%
34%
♦39
46%
1593/8
39%
103/4
*119
7%
73/4
343/4
40
159%
71%
100
7%
34
*39
40
144%
*175%
73/4
10%
*18
12
101
40
40
*123%
12
101
35
61%
preferred
Copper
46%
159
:a
1503/4
04 conv prior preference—No par
Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
Andes
34%
*39
178%
25
Amer
Anderson,
7%
100
Woolen
Wire
*175%
11%
1003/4
12%
101
common—14
common
preferred
American Viscose Corp
5% preferred
Anaconda
36%
Mar
Power
4,300
96
*30
69
181/2
No par
8
18%
8
Amer
1,000
28%
*85
223/4
*67
18%
100
Co—
Co
35% Jan
46% Mar
Peb
*22%
69
No par
40o
-100
preferred
Molasses
100
283A
96
64%
23%
*67
5%
Fdy Co com~..No par
14
62% Aug 18
3
25% Jan
99% Mar 29
Sep
*63 %
*22%
1,100
32%
*35
67
64%
900
!
28%
3%
231/4
64
••
-
16%
32%
40
641/4
YY 5%
-,,—100
preferred
News
3%
*36
112%
1
Amer Machine & Metals__„__No par
American Metal Co Ltd com.No par
4%%
112
Vv
9%
100
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
22% Jun
112
No par
com.
7
Jan
98
3.90%
30%
YY'
67
1
^preferred..
preferred
Amer Mach 8b
3%
39
23%
50
Products
35% Jan
Jun
303/4
3
*35
5,400
Y
6%
180
Y
*28
85%
30%
64
Saturday
Co
1
38%
*30'A
2%
40
16
Co.
14
45%
30 5/a
2%
77%
Inc
25% Jun
Oct
85
30%
Sept. 3
May
Feb
29
85
44%
STOCK
41% May
30
*95
29
*36
6%
6%
32%
96
Y
29%
96
———
19 3/a
'
28%
283/4
72
19
28%
*84%
*15%
American International Corp.No par
American Investment. Co of 111
1
American Locomotive common
1
1%
*94
*71
19%
32%
Y
283/4
20
48% Jun
25 y4
96
*75%
preferred
Co
32%
10
& Leather com
non-cum
32
10u
American
34% Jan
273/4
28
85%
LOW
Electric
Ice
6%
-,2
17
*84%
No par
American
17b
*16%
73
19
28
com____10
com
Amer Ship Building Co
No par
Am Smelt & Refg common„No par
Jan
71% July
YORK
Home
6%
xl7b
*71
19
32
*94
preferred series A.10O
American
73 Y?
'
x28 %
100
7
Jun
144
31%
186
9
68%
Oct
27%
par
3
130
6"%
17%
93
Aug
158%
46% Feb
16%
1
41% Feb
Jun
54% Mar
131
*179%
17
Cable.—No par
Hawaiian SS
conv
American
176% Sep
1
8% Aug 18
8
6%
American
Aug 17
14% Jan
147% Mar
.
180
*16%
*71
YV'
17.
/
25
preferred
preferred
8
12% Aug 16
101% Aug 16
120
Dec
YY 6%
179
6%
17
*16%
100
preferred
22
A
131% July
20% May
16%
63/4
DAY
Inc___l
56% Jan
Jan
May
85%
No par
17
142
Jan
35%
Jun
23% Jan
Jun
25% Not
*82%
10
39% Jun 13
37
35% May
140
Feb
6% Mar
Oct
38
125
7% Mar 14
22'A Jun
6%
12%
20
14% Apr 12
Sep
6
3
4% Jun
•
Jan
July
98
85%
4%
29
15%
Dec
*82%
373/8
5
92
Dec
85%
100
Export Lines
American
1,300
*82%
47
American Hide
515/8
85%
46%
24
12,100
50%
*82%
100
Co
10
2%
51%
51%
2%
LABOR
1
Jun
%
300
23/4
91%
10
5
;
2%
*90%
2
com__
3,800
:■ ''
91%
__10
47% Jan 27
3%
*90%
*43%
3
2%
51
3%
•
91%
*18
&
72 '
3%
18%
100
Foreign Power com__No
Gas
15
*68%
3%
*90%
No par
Amer
1143/4
71
33/a
18%
No par
46"% Sep
1
37% Aug 30
13
Feb
07
15
71
73
07 2nd preferred A
Jun
Dee
6
4
31
15
72
91%
08
Jan
15%
*68%
18%
*71
10% Aug 18
8
10%
72%
Apr
3%
*14%
9'/a
American Encaustic Tiling.,
American European Secur
&
3 %
44%
Co
200
15 %
9%
common
2,400
2,400
106
44%
Distilling Co
American
7
*100
113%
Par
Amer
106
200
22 3/a
72
51
17
79
12% Not
8
24% Jan
26% May
108
Apr
2% Aug 19
♦100
1,500
49
22
44%
EXCHANGE
6% Aug 10
19 % Aug 10
106
YY *1%
10
NEW
*100
6%
*46
112%
9 per share
28
106
7
Y 9%
Cyanamid Co
Highest
per share
4% Feb
Apr
4% May
89% Jan
1% Sep
#
■v
22%
6%
.
193/s
*90%
STOCKS
Year 1948
47
22%
50%
No par
Range fsr Previous
47
22
2%
Co
conv
6%
465/8
21%
":Y
2%
Colortype
American
6%
46%
7
47
21%
9%
Co
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
3%%
8,800
445/8
—
Chicle
American
36% Mar 31
3
19
9%
preferred
&
183/4
44%
Fdry com—No
Chain
19%
9%
&
non-cum
American
18%
44%
preferred
American
19
9%
Corp
Car &
18%
44%
preferred
1%
2,400
18%
19%
*111%
Radio Corp
Can Co common
American
35
20%
1
preferred
Broadcasting
American
34%
1
conv
45% Aug 11
109
Aug 18
8
Jan
11
47% Sep
7
18% Aug 17
17% Mar 21
71% July 29
43
Peb
14
94
Dee
Jun
7
Jan
22% Mar 30
109
8
22%
Feb
7
33% Jan
1
51
25
187% Sep
6
60
110
33%
18
21 % Jun
Jan
94%
Amer Cable
Jan
Dec
81
172% Mar 17
American
7
94% Aug
3
3
Jun
38
14%
Jan
11
49%
18% Mar
104 %
81
Jan
3% Jan
35
19%
STOCK
-.-50
Shoe
35
*43%
Corp
No par
Chemical-No par
Note
Bosch
Brake
10% Jan
100%
Not
Bank
44%
343/a
19%
46
CLOSED
50
common
conv
44%
33%
19%
*43%
EXCHANGE
par
com
preferred
x7% Jun 29
31%
Airlines
cum
Co
preferred™
Agricultural
American
45
33%
CLOSED
No par
Leather
Petroleum
19%
43
EXCHANGE
100
convertible
1,400
50%
Mfg common.No pat
preferred
10(1
Alpha Portland Cement
Amerada
19%
STOCK
No par
Corp common__No
Amalgamated
19%
2%
No par
coot
19%
3 %
—i;'
Dye
preferred
3V4%
19%
15 %
5
Allls-Chalmers
19%
*70
gtd_100
Co
Allied Stores
8
Sep
6%
Allied Mills
10% July 22
67.% July 26
Jan
&
19%
*100
100
preferred_No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
44.50 conv preferred
No par
16
21%
Dec
300
19%
1
cony
Allegheny & West Ry
Allen Industries Inc
2%
7
5
10
2%
21%
100
ww
17
Dec
25
02.50 prior
~2%
10
common
preferred
*2%
*46
100
Allegheny Corp common
5%%
preferred A
8% Jan
188% Jan
16%
Jan
414%
Ry
Mining
Gold
10
2%
18%
No par
93% Feb
•
25%
P'
Inc
4,100
106
*2%
19%
50
w
w
45%
106
2%
1
com
Vlckaburg
9
75
109
&
Juneau
24
Dec
preferred
Reduction
Alaska
64% Jan
May
$3
Alabama
2
Sep
8
3% Aug 11
53% Aug 11
2% Peb 25
V
Dee
100
Aug 10
40% Feb 25
4% May
58% Oct
65 %
103
Equipment
44%
45%
Shares
33%
1
Gas
45
♦101
for
the W«ek
S per share
43
No par
Corp
44%
43%
*101
BalM
Sept. 9
share
ver
19 Va
1
Corp
43%
Friday
Sept. 8
9
2%
10
Express Co
Admiral
Nov
2%
43 %
Thursday
Sept. 7
f per share
*101
Addressegraph-Multlgraph Corp__lo
Co
Wednesday
Sept. 6 !
9 per share
2.50
8
27% May
108
May
9
0 per share
No par
Co
9
Sep
Sep
Adams
8% Apr 19
47% July 13
May 25
18% Jan
3
Tuesday
Sept. 5
I per shar*
5
Straus
Motora
Steel
20% May 17
5
97% Mar
&
Acme
35
46
Dec
Laboratories
Sep
Not
99
Abbott
Monday
Sept. 3
44 %
14
5% Jun 20
*18%
Exchange
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Satorday
21% May 26
20% Aug 11
27% Mar 28
22%
STOCK
Par
3% Jan
13
xl7% Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
45% Aug 18
May 2
1% Jun 16
Jan
18% Jun
14%
'
9 per share
70
May
6%
Jun
NEW
Highest
t per share
37
76
13
STOCKS
Year IV4*
I per share
(989)
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANSE OF SALE PRICES
Range for fmtoaa
9
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PUCES
Lowest
CHRONICLE
72
119%
7%
24
39%
150
213/4
?;
46%
159
22%
26%
*145
26%
22
26%
10%
10%
*
Y 39%
39%
*39
*124
*18
127
"
1443/4
72%
*149
613/4
♦119
7%
23%
18%
145%
72%
150%
62%
•:
10 %
124%
18
145%
72%
♦150
61%
119%
♦119
7%
243/s
24
7%
12
Y.Y
11%
12
2,200
*175%' 178%
7%
Y
:■
■>'.
47
7%
73/4
3,300
353/8
36
40
36%
4,900
*39
40
46%
40
150
Y
22% Y.
27
2,400
158%
210
*39%
/
46%
158%
1593/e
40%
*145
213/4
273/8
22%
273/8
10 3/4
*10%
103/4
*39%
393/4
124%
*124%
18
200
150
39%
127
Y
1,700
Y
1,000
Y
200
200
100
*17%
72%
18%
100
144%
145 %
145 %
23,000
72%
151'
62
14,700
150%
%
Y
62
119%
119%
7%
243/s
23%
7%
72%
151
62%
119%
7%
24
*823/4
86%
86%
*81%
86%
*83
*63
633/4
633/4
64%
64%
*63 »/a
66
53/4
53/4
53/4
5%
53/4
5%
58%
583/4
26%
27
263/4
27
26%
263/4
26%
27
150
30
1,300
5,000
86%
65%
3,400
2,600
5%
*58%
59
26%
27
26%
26%
*34
♦105
*50
34%
106
50%
*81
*34
106
51%
34%
106
*58
*34
106
59
34%
106
*58
5%
200
50O
v
60
26%
•
59
27
8,200
27
27
400
34%
*104%
34%
106
100
20
51%
51%
51%
*51%
52%
200
233/8
24%
3,800
10
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
20
*93/4
10%
*9%
10%
♦9%
—8
10%
*23/4
2%
*9%
10%
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
*23/4
2%
THE
(990)
COMMERCIAL-&
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
Lowest
Hifheat
I per share
2 per
t per chare
share
NEW YORK
Highest
24
Nov
32%
Oct
26% May 2
19% Jun 14
37% Sep
Nov
89
Dec
101%
Jun
77
Jun
15
95
15% May
5
Jun
13
Dec
68%
Dec
34% Jun
56%
88
Jan
Nov
13%
11%
Dec
Dec
12% Mar
18%
19
77% Jan 10
49% Jan 21
7
13
22
99% Feb
4
15
110% Jan
3
13% Mar
'■••■
Feb
120%
Sep
80
96
Mar
107%
Jun
Jun
Feb
91
114
99
Sep
20
Oct
105
7
4%
Jun
7
4% Feb
13% Feb
6% Aug
15
25
11
15
Jan
4% Jun
14
Jan
11% Jun
20
Oct
4% Jun
14
7% Jan
Jun
34% Jun
14
44% Jan
7%
46
14%
100
20
41%
42V2
42 >/4
42%
42%
43%
431/4
44
2.600
& Santa Fe com__ 100
87%
88%
88
90
89%
90%
83%
90
4,100
*100%
100%
8
Jan
24
17% Mar 10
'
7
100%
100 %
300
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
1,200
34%
34%
34 ?8
34%
34%
35
35
35%
1,300
STOCK
*64 %
66%
*64%
66%
*64
65%
EXCHANGE
*83%
85%
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
CLOSED
37%
37%
38%
37%
37%
37
*110
LABOR
1111/2
110%
66
22%
50'/4
110%
*110%
*110%
99%
99 %
99%
99%
9934
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 ?8
9,800
112%
99
22%
23
50%
50 %
108
50%
106
106
*17
18%
50
*105%
18%
112
50%
107%
*17
18%
50%
10
>•/
410
106%
30
18%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
14%
14%
15%
*14%
4%
'4%
*4%
12%
12%
12%
Mfg Corp (The) common—3
conv preferred
No pat
5%
5%
*34%
35%
34%
*14%
5
*4%
12%
4%
2,200
100
,
700
5
12%
900
5%
12%
7,700
5%
12%
5%
35
*34%
35%
*34%
35
5%
5
5
*12%
220
2,200
50%
106%
.*17
6%
.
$2.25
100
66
99%
*99
DAY
37
37%
—5c
of
100
STOCK
Amer—5
Co
Automatic Canteen Co
100%
CLOSED
No par
common
*100'/4
EXCHANGE
*17
Avco
130
*100%
*105
10
1,600
•
100
RR_.
preferred
100
Corp..
—No par
Nichols common
No par
prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Autocar
14%
-10
Powder
Conv
104
No par
preferred
Line
conv
Mar24
19
200
8
104%
Atlas Tack
Austin
20
TOO
15%
8
14%
non-cum
4%
14%
*14%
1043/4
Atlas
3
4
8
*99%
103%
25
,4% conv preferred series A__10Q
Preferred $3.75 series B
>100
Atlas Corp
—
S
Jan
14%
14%
8
1,400
130
100
Atlantic Coast
20% Jan
14%
8%
14%
14%
15
99%
109%
105
A T F Inc
106%* Aug 18
47%
99%
*99%
58
10
Feb
47%
•T03
*104%
7
19%
Feb
14%
*8
99%
109%
105
24% Aug 11
July 26
47%
99%
*109
100
7
42
*14%
991/2
109%
104%
7
Aug 18
47%
400
60
*98%
Jan
100
.
*59%
47%
•;
109%
8%
110% Sep
4
*99
15%
Atl G & W I SS Lines common—1
5% non-cum preferred
—100
Jan
47%
47%
98%
*7%
Atlantic Refining common
93% Jun 24
60
109%
*14%
7
20
16% May
98%
*109
—5
Mar 18
1
60
61
6%
'
par
Jan
Jun
6%
99%
Jan
70% July 13
6%
■'!
99
15
Dec
35% Jan
5%
6%
—No par
Carpet Co Inc
47
13
Nov
6%
47%
par
94
16
12% Nov
Artloom
59%
par
39
9% May
Zll
*59%
14
100
Dec
4%
5,500
60%
6%
par
13
Jan
24%
6%
Feb
Jan
114
6%
Feb
106
Jun
48% Aug
100
6%
5
53
25% May
64% Apr
99
86%
77
May
Feb
Nov
102
*85%
30% Jun
Dec
Dec
50% July
xl9%
Jun
32% Jun
July
64%
85%
24
84
81
85%
103% Jan
30%. Feb
Jan
86
97% Jun 14
10% Aug
4
Jun
Feb
85%
Atch Topeka
35
Sep
86
7
Jan
25%
5,100
86
105% Jan
26
30
1,700
20 %
14
12
66
37%
22%
9
27
-
Shares
37
22%
14
Apr
Apr
19%
com
13% Jan
15% July 15
share
37
22%
Associated Dry Goods common—1
6% 1st preferred—
100
" 7% 2nd preferred—
100
Associates Investment Co
10
95
87
for
the Week
36%
**
36
S per
Sales
22%
No
No
No
-No
$4 conv preferred——
Arnold Constable Corp
11
9 per share
Friday
Sept. 9
37
com
$6 conv prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
Sept. 8
22%
100
Illinois
of
Thursday
t per share
36
6
May
July
62
Co
S per share
22%
7
111
106
Dec
«fe
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 7
22 %
Sep
Dec
Dec
Dec
conv
8ALE
-*35%
99% Sep
44
Sep
May
98
13%
4%%
Armour
9 per share
9 per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
10
Corp com
preferred
16% Jun 30
1
7% July 18
11% Feb 28
87%
44%
Steel
Armco
Monday
Monday, September 12, 1949
No par
Archer-Danlele-Midland
3
Jun
•:
Saturday
Sept. 3
Par
8
94
Jun
17% Aug
Feb
7% Jan
38% Jun
Jun
115% July
•
9
27% Jan 26
105% Jun
Jun
99%
41% Feb
103
49% Jun
Jan
106
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
t per share
23%
6%
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
luf* for Previous
Uweit
FINANCIAL
5%-
300
'
B
:13%
Feb
Dec
17%
xl3
16% Jun
11%
*10
Mar
15%
Feb
Jun
8
Jun
8% Jun
13
12% Jan
7
Baldwin
16% July
29% July
7% Jun
13
11% Jan
7
Baltimore
14% Jun
.-
14% Jan
15
Babbitt
14
22% Jan
13%
Feb
31%
Jun
14% Jun
13
25
Jan
'7
Feb
80% May
60% Jun
13
72
July 27
Conv
59
38
Jun
28
47% Jan
3
Barber
21 % Jan
7
Barker
40% Nov
May
Dec
x20
28%
Jun
15
Sep.
8
Jun
36
Jun
6
Dec
39% Mar- 4
Nov
45
31
Feb
45%
9
Nov
16% Mar
36%
"1
157/a
Dec
30% Dec
80% Sep
16% Mar
23%
9% Feb
Jan
11% Jun
32
43% May
41
4%
7
Mar
5%
3
Dec
Beatrice
Barnsdall
Oil
Iron
-30
Feb
Bayuk
Cigars
934
2,800
8%
8%
8%
3,900
*16%
16%
17%
163/4
17
16%
2,300
18%
18%
183/4
18%
(Delaware)
10
*14%
14%
100
*78
82
82
82
*80
82
*80
82
pfd
Corp
14
37
Mar 30
Beech-Nut
16
16
Feb
Belding-Heminway
14
16% Jun 30
Bell
Aircraft
Dec
24%
11% Jun
14
17
Feb
Bell
&
90%
Dec
103%
Jun
88 % Aug
18
98
Mar 21
26
Feb
38%
Jun
26
13
34% Mar 30
11
1
Bendix
7
Beneficial
Jan'
26% Sep
81% Sep
5
28
4% %
Sep -7
2% July 6
Benguet
30% May
37% May
7
Loan
Best <te Co—
25
30% Jan
7
Best
Feb
39%
Oct
23% Jun
13
33% Jan
7
Bethlehem
139% July
129% Jun
3
136% Feb
2
14% Jan
23% Feb 11
May TO
37% May
22% Jun
26% Jan
i
29
31% Mar 21
9% May 31
>
11% Mar 11
per share
26% Dec,
xl3
Feb
9% Deo
13
Dec
30% July
19% May
14%
f per share
•
17% May
44% July
19% Nov
29 %
Apr
13% Jan
43
Sep
8
25% Mar 30
21
96
Jan
50
Dec
51
Jan
16%
Dec
27% May
44% Jun
8
Aug
9
12
18
Aug
10% May
38% Mar
8
32% Jan
5
2
19% July 28
Bond Stores
18
Bohn
25%
25%
29%
30
26%
27%
132%
133
131%
100
Bon
/
Aluminum
Ami
Class
Co
24%
24%
500
10%
10%
1,300
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
25
NOV
92%
Oct
15% Mar
-
8%
Dec
25% Jan
34% May
37% Jun
6
5
% Jun
47% Jan
14
20% Jun
26% Sep
98
Jan
Sep
18% Jan
3
27
Feb
12% July
33% Aug
Feb
99
95
17% Feb
15
Nor
120
Sep
7% Dec
65
Mar
30%
Dec
Aug
23% Nov
24% May
124% July
11% May
75
July
3
32 % Aug
100
15% Jun
27
22
13% Jun
14
120
Feb
124
86
29%
Feb
16%
Dec
43% Jun
24% Jun
5
Aug. 18
Apr
4
17% Mar 14
16
Jun
90%
21% May
6
6
Jun
Dec
10
Jan
Jan
40
78 % Aug
Mar
Jan
7% Jun 13
61% July 6
26% Jun 27
12%
81
9
Jan
103% Aug 23
33% Sep
1
10% Jan 21
29% Mar 14 7.
90%
7
29;
14
23 %
Jan
33
8
Apr
16
3?
14
101%
10
9% Apr
13
21% Jun
Mar 19
10 % Aug
8
70% Aug 10
34
Jan
13
26%
13%
13%
13%
1,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,600
10%
200
10%
43
43
43
43
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/2
2,000
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23
22%,
23
1,400
A
Inc
7
92
Feb
6
82
Aug 12
73
Apr
6
77
Feb
10
Feb
17%
Jun
13% Jun
14
16% Jan
7
Nov
7
Jun
14
9
Deo
x07% Jun
13
121
Dec
15% Jun
6% Jun
13
Dec
89
Mar
8%
73
2% Mar
16
Mar
98%
Jan
23%
Feb
27% Mar
62
Jun
1%
Dec
5
Dec
21%
9
10% July
May
Dec
Nov
101% Nov
37% Dec
14% Mar
10
Mar
38
Mar
For
114
Jan
60
4% May
27% July
3
17
Jun
7
53
511%
52%
51
52%
52%
52%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
430
17
16%
17%
17
17
17%
17%
6,600
Jun
13
July
98%Jun
10
35% Jun
20% Jun
13
105
40% Jun
54% Sep
3
May
8% May
31% May
15% May
119
Jnn
44
May
30
Feb
May
Jun '
2
3% Jun
16% Jun
9% Jap
100
Jun
27
35% Jun 27
8
13
5
24
Apr
18
1*% Jan
7
5% Jan
6
22% Jan 10
40% Jan
36% Jan 20
12% Feb
4
109 % Mar 21
16% Jan
page
24
3
10% Jun
see
25
7
24
19% May
Dec
footnotes
27
Jan
58
'
2.50
common
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
41
May
6
44%
44%
44%
49%
49%
49%
97%
*96%
98%
100
*7%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
•
■STOCK
*35
EXCHANGE
*v
*7
CLOSED
23%
*25
LABOR
26%
DAY
•103
No par
33%
7%
7%
35%
35%
7%
7%
7%
23%
23%
23%
8
36
25%
24%
26%
26%
104%
*103
33%
33%
1%
1%
*30
30%
*7%
8
*33
7%
34%
.
7%
26%
33%
24
24%
25
104%
23%
24%
26%
26%
*103
33%
104%
33%
340
44%
443/4
3,400
49%
493/a
5,000
*97
98%
100
1%
*1%
300
31
>30
100
7%
•7%
333%
333/8
130
7%
700
23%
1,600
*7
23%
*25
400
25'/a
*103
400
26%
26%
2,200
104%
32%
33
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*31%
321/4
*31%
321/4
*31%
$3.60 preferred
No par
Brunswick-Balke-Collender —No par
Bucyrus-Erle Co common
5
32%
*31%
•96%
98
*96%
98
99
*98
2,300
32%
7%
Co
Inc
preferred
Budd
(The)
Co
*17%
16
9%
9%
9%
68%
*68%
*29%
30%
30%
30%
*94
95
94%
94%
——1
100
r
No par
Co
Mills
*14%
5
33%
i
Inc
15
122
»
9%
69
*17%
16%
*122
18
16%
100
17%-
17%
xl5%
*120
934
123%
934
68%
68%
68
31
31
95
16
*94%
123
9%
9%
1,600
~20
200
4,300
490
6,800
68%
120
*30
31
200
*94%
95
100
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
900
■*33%
33%
33%
33 3/a
33%
33%
33%
1,000
173/8
17%
17%
4,800
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
100
*88 %
88%
*88%
88%
88%
88%
*89
100
901/2
*80
82
*80
82
82
82
3%% preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine_.No par
*80%
84
*74
79
*74
79
*74
79
*•74
79
4%
Corp
16i/4
68%
pfd
Co
Watch
"17%
No par
No par
common
Buff
Burlington
16
122
122%
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Niag El Corp 3.60%
17%
17 7/8
16%
122 %
98
100
;
common
preferred
3%%
conv
2nd
preferred
Term
1
Bldg 7%
Bros
preferred
4%%
preferred
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
100
Butte
7%
100
15
common
14%
7%
*103
7%
*64
14%
14%
7%
*7%
106
105%
7%
7%
*64
65
5
3%
3%
No par
19%
19%
participating preferred
100
*100%
*22%
23
California Packing common..No par
5%
Jackson
Co
Calumet
Hecla
Cons
Copper
Campbell W & C Fdy
Dry Ginger Ale com
Can
$4.25
Canada
conv
preferred
Southern
Ry
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific Ry
Cannon
Mills
'¥ 7%
>65
14%
7%
107
7%
*64
3%
3%
19%
*100%
*22
101
22%
*100%
22%.
Co
Ltd
55
1%
1%
1%
1%
3%
3%
4
4
17%
10%
*104
14%.
V/iir
73%
109
*7
7%
64
64%
3%
3%
19
19
*100%
23
33
33
33
3234
33
54
54%
*53%
55
138
1%
1%
3%
378
3%
4
17%
17%
17%
*17%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*17%
10%
;
10
"
*104
*104
105
39%
39
39
18%
*18
105
*38%
40
*39
18%
18 Va
*18
25
133i
14
13%
14%
46%
46
46
13%
X46
10
100
2,800
500
40
1,300
30
900
200
101
*22%
55
100
*45
14%
*107
32%
No par
No par
17%
*54%
17%
105
101
22%
32%
1.66%
65
*18%
1%
No par
7%
3%
*54%
No par
7%
19%
*32%
5
14%
107
*18%
1
Zinc-Lead
&
7%
107
50
preferred
Callahan
.14%
3%
.
101
No pax
Byron
18% Aug 17
46% Aug 12
44%
481/2
97%
1
Shoe
14% Jan
7
44
48%
98%
48 %
*96
common—__15
Brown
Butler
26% Jan
2
1
Co
3%%
Bush Terminal
24% Jan
26
52
xl9% May
47%
Bristol-Myers
Bush
104
43%
5
100
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton..____:
No par
7
2
10
16%
1%
4
Feb
47
51%
30%
Feb
4% Mar 30
10%
*44
20%
—15
Maine RR
May 14
82
10%
1
(The)
9% Jan
1
Feb *
10
*10
No par
——
*1%
Bulova
70% Jun
10%
30%
7
77
101/2
*39
1%
11
Jan
200
*40%
31%
Jan
Jun
*26
*10%
1%
18% Jan
Jun
79
■
26 %
13%
*30%
36
88
7%
.
26%
13i/4
(assented).lOO
15
12%
•
26%
13%
Bearing Co
__5
Airways Inc
...2.50
Brewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
...No par
19
97
Shares
26%
Rollter
13% Apr
100'
the Week
13%
Braniff
29% Jun
Apr
Sales for
26%
....
Bullard
Dec
Sept. 9
I per share
No par
Co
94 % Aug 19
15% Sep
8
77
Friday
Sept. 8
5
B
Apr 26
12% Feb 15
72%
Thursday
9 per share
13 '/a
Brass
Bower
Feb
Sept. 7
9 per share
2.50
Boston &
Jun
Wednesday
Sept. 6
9 per share
*26%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
11% May
f per share
No par
5
Borden
71
I per short
Tuesday
1
7
36%
Sept. 5
No par
8
Dec
Monday
No par
Jan
25% Nov
,
Saturday
Sept. S
Aug
26
300
24%
97% Aug 18
2% Jan 13
7% Dec
*27% Mar
134
10%
45
17
*131%
10%
54
35% Feb
9,700
24%
7
;: ,v 8% Mar 30
2,400
27
10%
91% May 11
1% Mar 9
17
2,900
30%
24%
42% Apr 21
13
25%
29%
•26%
10%
66% July
Jun
25%
100
400
17,900
24%
96
6 % Jun
2%
10%
Feb
26
2%
24%
NOV
Jun
134
103
*101%
10%
42%
10% May
103
24%
-
class
133
'101%
No par
87%
42
133
*80
—No par
STOCK
&
1,100
27
& Laughlin Inc
Bloomingdale Brothers
Boeing Airplane Co
...
Jan
2,400
81%
30%
(E W) Co—
Jan
9%
26%
.81%
25%
102
9
26%
26%
—
64
9%
26%
30
81%
13%
81%
25 %
Par
27
9%
263/8
26%
Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
Aug 24
9%
26%
30%
Bliss
15
9%
25%
Bliss
13
4,700
26%
12% Mar 18
26
293%
25%
6
9% Jun
90%
28%
"30%
9 per short
33% Apr
17% Jun
*88%
1
EXCHANGE
12
*12%
1
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
500
13%
90%
2%
■,
1,000
29%
2%
■
40
28%
26%
9%
26
32%
32%
500
*88%
com_.No par
(Del)
YORK
13%
29
90%
2%
...
NEW
13
7%
7%
*28%
29 %
*88%
x29
29%
2%
8% Jun
37% May
Nov
9%
12%
13%
90%
2%
14% Mar 30
Dec
6%
29%
33%
3%
13
30%
•
13%
*88%
Co_18 pesos
10% Jun
Dec
1% Aug
32% Dec
14%
33
101
-
Steel
10
12%
*13%
33 %
100%
Black dt Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
57%
May
5% May
*12%
14
7%
29
100%
30 % Jan
22%
37% Nov
13
*131/4
33%
*7%
*28%
*80
22% Jun 30
Sep
32% Mar
*12%
14
7%
29
81%
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
LowestHighest
Highest
9 per share
13
*13%
STOCKS
Year 1948
1* 9
*12%
14
10
com
Foods
Bange for Prolong
Lowest
13
Appliances..—33 %c
Con.sol Mining
Feb
Dec
33%
*13%
26
Feb
Nov
33%
*12%
*<*0
30%
9
7%
*28%
10
25
26%
7%
Cum
102
1,500
28%
5
Indus
1,600
7%
100
common
preferred
Home
12%
51
28%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Cum pfd $4 dlv ser of l948_No par
9
12
51
10
1
1
Co—
...
Co
12%
51%
1
Corp.
Howell
12%
51
50
Bendlx Aviation
Packing
23%
•
100
RR—...
14%
;
common
4%%
(A S;
10% Feb
A
300
15
11% Jun
24
:
*14%
30% Jun
Mar
29,600
13%
14%
37% July
125
493/4
*13%
14%
Aircraft
Jun
49%
133/8
97%
Creek
■
10
49%
133/8
*95'%
Beech
2
38%
493/8
13%
97%
Beech
Jan
*38%
49%
13%
14%
4
93
38
48%
13%
39
*14%
21
102% July
38
48%
conv
20% May
19% Mar
86% Dec
39
47%
*13%
•
6% Apr 13
130
*95%
32% Feb
21% Feb
2,000
12%
10% Jan
73% Jan
15%
97%
6
Jan
15
51%
30
26% July
87% Mar
15%
12%
27% Jun
21%
15
51%
Beck Shoe
18
1,400
*95%
7
1
45
1
*38
*38
45
12%
Sep
Dec
15%
453/4
96%
82
Nov
15%
4534
51%
69
Deo
15%
15%
900
67%
12%
Co
Foods
3% %
Feb
9%
45%
67%
96%
Beaunit
68
45
68
*66
51%
8
21
45
18%
25
20 % Jan
Jun
68%
68%
16
*18%
No par
12% Apr 27
i
*67
5
Inc_„
2
6
Jan
18%
44%
50
Corp
Feb
14%
17
68
10
10
common-
10% Nov
;32%
18%
100
pfd————100
Mills, Inc
2.50
51% Sep
96'% Sep
Apr
34%
200
9 S/8
Co.—
4
5
14%
9%
8%
Works
25
Mar
*14%
9%
8%
preferred
Bath
Jan
100
14%
9%
8%
Corp
Brothers
6% Jun
69
*14%
9%
8%
Oil
Jan
22% May
14%
9%
8%
preferred
87% Feb
Jan
90
14%
9%
Works
Aroostook
&
4 % %
3
14%
Inc
Ohio
&
non-cum
51% Sep ' 1
137/b Aug 23
17% Jan 20
15
1
13
common——100
preferred
100
common—50
T)
Locomotive
Bangor
60
(B
500
1,300
70
2,700
1,600
17%
"
300
101/2
16,000
*104
105
39
39
160
13%
*18%
18%
100
14%
1334
13%
28,700
*45V4
46%
200
46
Volume
170
Number 4837
THE
COMMERCIAL- &
NEW
Range for Prerlonn
Feb K
18
48 ft
Apr
56
3%
Sep
100ft
Feb
261/4
Dec
12 ft
108
July
26% Jan
17
30
Jan
25 ft Jun
14
35 ft Jan
12 ft Jun
14
16
9
Dec
30% Mar
147 ft
1
Jun
.Feb
10
131 ;
?
Feb
97
Feb
123
39ft
105
Feb
Jun
Jan
7
•'
140
100% Aug 29
23 ft Apr 22
97
Apr
23
Capital Admin
May
xll4
class
Carolina
Clinch
Aug 19
Carolina
Power
29
Carrier
common
Corp
Case
&
General
(J I)
Co
28ft
"28ft
14 ft
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
25
.
Preferred
7
15
131 ft Jan
6
7%
17
26% Jan
7
Celotex
17
18% Jan
11
5%
18%
Feb
14% Jun
29
17
21
Central
11% Mar 14
Central
of
7ft May 31
3
Dec
6%
38% July
8% Mar
Dec
100 ft
Nov
108
83
39% Nov
10 ft
Dec
15
May
7%
Dec
11
Jun
18%
Dec
'28ft
Apr
12 ft
Nov
20
May
24 ft
Feb
33
Jan
Jan
7
24 ft Jan
8
5%
7% Sep
9
Central
104ft Jan
112
3
Sep
13
12 ft
9ft Feb
28
12 ft
Apr
2iy4 Jan
14% July 13
22% July
27
8
11
Feb
26%
Jun
18ft Jun
13
Cerro
6
100%
Jan
91
14
15 ft
Jun
30
31 ft
Dec
45 ft
Dec
Feb
8
Jun
13
12
9
Feb
11
lift Mar 30
12% July
7ft Feb
24
10% Apr
22% July
15% July
12% Jun
14% May
Jan
Jan
Jan
41/4 Mar
9%
7% Mar
30
Apr
21
May 16
Class
A
28
36 ft Jan
Series
Jan
preferred
49% Mar
57
Jun
25 ft
Feb
42ft
Sep
25ft Jun
17
34% Jan
21
45%
Jan
72 ft
Oct
56% Jun
14
74
Jan
20
July
15'ft
Oct
10
12% Feb
4
55 ft May
$3
4
convertible
Chic Rock Is &
Conv
63% May
35
31
Feb
42
Jun
31
Jun
16
50%
Nc,V
65%
Jun
44% Jun
14
26% Apr
25
Feb
Nov
27
36 ft
Jan
48% July
29%
Xll%
"5%
Jun
11%
11%
lift
11%
12 %
12%
11%
12
"7
•7
13
18
18ft
12%
5%
5%
30 %
"3%
"15
6
16ft Jan
51/8 Jan
Par
19
20
7
60
Jan
Childs
8
Jan
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
7
58
•
Jan
36
l
7
7
Co
5ft%
30%
84%
-
13%
1,805
12 ft
II,500
12%
12%
26 ft
"26ft
27
500
23%
23%
700
95'/q
96 ft
5%
,23%
23%
"96ft
97 ft
5%
5%
5%
19%
19%
"191/4
"
:<o
300
20
1,000
30%
6,600
30 ft
30ft
30ft
30 %
843 4
84 ft
84%
"83ft
3%
3%
"3%
4v
3%
3%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
400
10ft
10%
10ft
10%
10%
5,100
81/2
500
:
10
"8.
"8
8%
>,
15%
rj
200
84
200
15%
15 ft
15 ft
1,200
6%
6ft
6ft
6%
6ft
"6%
6ft
3,300
3 ft
3ft
3ft
3%
3%
3%
3%
900
5%
5%
20%
5%
3,100
20%
3,400
h 5ft
21
"10%
5%
5%
5ft
21
21ft
10%
11
5%
22
ft,
21
21ft
10%
1.0%
10%
10%
2.000
28
28 ft
27%
28 ft
28
28
27%
27 ft
1,700
26%
28% '
27
27
26%
26%
26 '/a
26i/2
50 ft
50 ft
"50 ft
51ft
"50ft
51ft
51
51ft
300
30 ft
30 ft
30 ft
30ft
30%
30%
30 ft
30 ft
2,700
65
651'4
65
65
65%
651/4
"65
66
"11%
11%
"11%
11%
"lift
I per share
Monday
■
Sept. 5
$ per
"11 ft
11%
Tuesday
Sept. 6
11%
Wednesday
11
"13ft
$ per share
14
3
"13%
3
40
40
"31
51ft
,
.>
1,900
800
20ft
54%
"82 ft
3%
Shares
3%
4IV2
41ft
41
41
"31U
52
51%
29%
29 ft
1051/2
105
25%
55 ft
City Investing Co common
5
5 ft %
preferred—..
——.—100
"12%
3%
104ft
25%
No par
13%
3%
33
51ft
29%
the Week
13 %
4iy2
"31
104%
25%
Bales tor
share
3 %
40 ft
33
Friday
Sept. 9
I per
Sper share
13%
3
51ft
1104 ft
8.50
com
preferred-;
Thursday
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
S per share
share
25
Elec
&
1,000
8
30%
100
Gas
12,800
12
"82ft
Machine Co—10
4%
11%
4
100
—25
preferred
Cincinnati
<
500
18
18%
12 ft
100
13
6
10
Copper Co—
Chrysler Corp
"7
26
19
—1
common
Chile
30% July 29
105ft Sep
4
18ft
5%
19
lift
ll%
8
10
871/2
ft
-3 ft
Saturday
Sept. 3
EXCHANGE
.Jun
97ft Jan
"j
19
"82
"1.2
112
"87
13
■i
8
19
87%
300
3,200
7%
LOW AND HIGH 8ALE PRICES
STOCK
NEW YORK
2ft Jun
101% May
12%
17%
No par
$ per share
$ per share
Jun
11%
112
112
13
200
14
7%
7%
"87
13
"13
13ft
,
"111
87%
lift
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Oct
112 ft
100
Chicago Yellow Cab
1,600
31/8
12 V8
No par
A
606
8%
3%
"87
RR Co—No par
series
15 ft
8%
3ft
"111
100
com
"15%
8%
12%
preference—No par
Pac
preferred
Range for Previcns
Nov
vtc
15%
R%
87%
5% preferred
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com„No par
29 ft Mar 30
May 11
A
161/2
112 %
"7
4,500
"16
12%
12%
170
16%
17
l'87%
DAY
—
Chicago & Northwest
27
19 ft
"111
LABOR
200
"3%
i5ft
21% Jun 14
49 ft Jun 23
44 ft
7%
15 ft
May
19% May
4% Apr
13ft
7%
15 ft
49% July
Nov
13 ft
7%
7%
No par
Chic Milw St Paul & P vtc__No
par
40
2%
13%
7%
"13
& Louis Ry Co class A—25
Class B
Dec
xl3
13%
CLOSED
Chic Ind
Jan
5ft Jan
Dec
23%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
15%
10%
3,200
15%
8%
33%
90
EXCHANGE
8%
8% Jan
Feb
V4-
8ft
15
14 ft
8%
3 V4
8 ft
9
33% Jan
$ per share
1* ft
8%
3%
ft
10 ft
14
Sper share
1""-
8%
"3
10%
13
Highest
15 ft
8%
STOCK
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
5% preferred—
_go
13
Year 1948
125
8%
26
Lowest
"123ft
15%
"16
8%
Jun
Jun
123ft
9,300
17
"16%
40
9 ft Jun
17
123
500
281/a
15 ft
15
17
181/4 Jan
13
4% Jun
13»/4 July
41ft July
23% July
Dec
Jun
123 ft
33%
102ft
28
28 ft
15%
10
14
5ft Jun 28
3
123 ft
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3ft% convertible preferred
100
Chic & East 111 RR Co com
No par
Feb
J
Jun
123 ft
32%
101"%
28
96
July
Nov
102
33%
"101% 1021/2
15 ft
"STOCK
300
1371/2
"101
■.:> 32%
23%
7
"135
101%
96
13
138
101%
23%
Jan
2,400
101%
97 ft
3ft Jun
38%
"101ft
24
79
37%
101%
"96
Jan
400
33ft
23 ft
.33%:
"23%
July
7ft
101%
Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Checker Cab Mfg
.1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
___5
9
34 ft
27%
25%
90
14%
ft
7%
32%
1
1
Co
14%
34
I,500
7%
"135
133
12 ft
Belt
14
34%
x38
■
25%
34% Jan
9
2,000
13%
34 %
"7ft
*
,
12
281/4 Jan
51/2 Jan
100
101%
5
Products
29%
15%
ft
100
Copper Corp
"136
33
26
17 ft July 18
17 ft
10
Pasco
138
.
"25ft
29% Jun
85
38 v
No par
8% Jan
13
37%
Chain
Jan
Feb
13%
Jun
5ft Aug 31
May
7%
7ft
Jersey
•
25V4 Mar
12
de
Certain-teed
97 ft Mar
Dec
6
par
"291/4
*7 %
ft
;
18
25 ft Aug
Feb
33%
..
18
Jan
60
4
No
'
17%
76 ft
Hudson G & E Cdrp
29 3/4
28 %
s.5
preferred series B vtc_—-100
2,000
"29ft
J4ft
>1
No par
28%
33%
Central & South West Corp com_5
Central Violeta Sugar Co
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
No par
20
13 ft Jan
14
Sugar Co
Ry Co vtc
Central RR of New
Sep
2
8ft Mar 29
8
14 ft
"16
111 Light' 4%% pfd
100
Central NY Pr Corp 3.40% pfd—100
88 ft Aug 24 ;
35% Jan 20
6ft July
Ga
28%
101%
20
Central
9
79'A May 24
12 ft Aug 29
9ft Jun
Aguirre
•30
233/4
"1011/4
122%
100
-
102ft
ft
No par
common
7%
"101ft
29%
"7%
34
■
55
102ft
29
29%
■
141/2
7%
28%
28%*'
14 ft
"54
Shares
7%
;
27%
;■'<
No par
preferred
Corp
preferred
4
10ft Jun
7%
2nd
17
6% Mar
May
Jan
6
14
12% Jun
Jun
Oct
7ft
74
Jun
30
"14
for
the Week
."101ft
ft
33%
32
No par
Foundry Co___
Central
Sep
28 ft
102
14 ft
7ft
Sales
share
"101%
100
Jun
Jun
"101ft
S per
55
"54.
1
7ft
.7%
"136
10
common
4.20%
Celanese Corp of Amer com
$4.75 1st preferred
15ft Jun
lift
102
"14%
35
7ft
Friday
Sept. 9
S per share
14ft
"54j
■/•?■
7%
"32%
•
100
13% Jun
12%
"14
7ft
37%
50
7%
Jan
Feb
101 ft
1
common
Jun
Dec
/
No par
Corp
34%
6%
55
7ft
'
Carriers
20ft
5ft
14ft
"54
•
Thursday
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
S per share
"13ft
5
Dec
22 ft
share
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 6
S per share
..
10
Feb
Jan
; S per
.
100
common
17%
Dec
Tuesday
Sept. 5
1
Ry
Light
22%
16
Monday
1
& Ohio
&
.# per share
15
RECORD
10
Conv preferred 4% series
£
Aug 18
Mar
A
Carpenter Steel Co
9
Mar 12
105
Par
,
$3 preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
33% Aug 26
102 ft Sep
9
32 ft Jan
7.
July
140
•
Saturday
Sept. 3
-
<7
ft May
40
11
26% Jun
July
Feb
* May
5
7% Aug 18
24
Jun
17
37
4
6
30
May
•52ft
Feb
22
Jan
7
32
Nov
130
8ft July 26
100
Nov
vUw.;.v W.
55 ft May 11
Jun
41%
■
6ft Mar
35 ft
15
4
23
Mar
5ft Feb
19% May
43ft Jan
Dec
30
121/4 Mar 23
]
(991)
LOW AND HIGH BALK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
S per share
50
May
Aug
110%
NEW YORK
Highest
t per share
8% Mar
Dec
30
Since Jan. 1
Range
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
11
STOCK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Yrar 1948
Lowest
S per share
YORK
FINANCIAL
25 ft
25
55
"31
33
51%
52%
55
i29'/2
5,400
250
33
51%
29 ft
13,300
30
104%
29%
105
300
13
105
4,900
170
'
X20
Feb
26ft Aug 18
3
.
Cincinnati Milling
55% Sep
11
42 ft Jan
May
C I T Financial Corp
8
Dec
10
Jan
6% Feb
25
•'
75 ft
Dec
84 ft
Apr
79 ft Jun
17
-■
83
Apr
5
24%
Dec
35
Jun
25
Jan
3
•
29ft Jan
27
21
.May/
16
Jun
6
19% Sep
9
City Products Corp
City Stores Co-—
14
30 ft Jan
8
Clark Equipment Co
7%
15%
Jan
27% Mar
176
Jan
20% Jun
38'A Aug
July
80
<
176
July
_
Feb
Jan
111ft
Jun
22%
Nov
34 ft
Apr
108ft
Jun
105
Oct
43
14
73
Feb
17
43
Jan
26
10ft Aug 23
15 ft Jan
19
24 ft Jun
31
Clinton Industries Inc
15
30% Feb
2
July 19
Apr 26
141 % Sep
9
Clopay Corp——-_1
Cluett Peabody & Co com
No par
7% preferred
—100
82% Jan
28
37
12%
Jan
Jan
27%
Dec
137
Feb
75%
134 ft
60%
1332
31
Dec
133
92 ft May
Dec
71
183
Dec
July
21ft Jun
July
147
Dec
45%
96
Feb
6
Aug 29
64
5
Cleve
5%
1075
Cleve
4%
Coca-Cola Co
Class
Jan
24
19% Jan
19
12% Jun
Oct
15
Jun
6
7% Jun
10
12
Nov
18% July
8'A Jun
15
Jan
9%
Dec
17 ft July
7% Jun
7
Dec
32% May
17% Jun
6
20
Nov
31% May
16% Jun
22
10%
Feb
14%
Jun
9"% Jun
7
7%
Sep
13% May
7% Feb
10
.
Gas
9
13
Columbian
21
Columbus
28ft
Jun
21ft Feb
11
36%
Jan
53% July
46% Feb
25
90
Jan
95
Jan
12
xl6
Nov
13%
Jun
22
Jan
3
5% Aug 31
Dec
8%
„
3
Apr
89 ft Jan
3
25% Jan
3
105% Aug
5
27% Aug 11
11% May
7% Jun
7
101/2 Aug 22
Dec
27 ft
Dec
36% July
Dec
32
6ft May
25% July
2ft Jun
21ft Feb
Feb
8ft
Dec
37 ft
Dec
1081/4
Dec
xl06
181/8
Jun
11
12ft
Jun
8
51
Jan
x
Apr
3.60%
Commercial
Solvents
Commonw'lth
$6
&
5
Consol RR of Cuba
Grocers Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
6%
Jun
14
12% Mar
8
Consolidated
15% July
7% Jun
16
9% Jan
7
Consolidated Textile Co
7%
Nov
18% Mar
8
Juii
6
12 ft Apr
13
29%
Dec
27
-4
Aug 29
109
Aug 31
Sep
106%
Dec
1051/2 Apr
20
Dec
42ft
Jan
27% Jun
17
Jun
13
100% Sep
9
13% Jan
3'
15 '/a Jan
21
Jan
5
96
Oct
99ft May
10% Mar
17% July
90
84% Mar
92ft
Sep
Aug 25
6
36% Mar 30
Jun
15
102V2 Aug 16
131/a May
6ft Jun
2
Oct
56% Feb
24
Nov
40
May
92
Oct
99
July
Nov
48ft Mar
22
30ft Jun
29%
8ft
85
37ft Jan
641/4
95
.
9% Jan
64
Common»
7
Aug 22
;
Vultee
"when
$4.50 preferred
16%
10'A
300
9%
10%
"10
<
9%
10
10
430
'V:
70
"9%
10
"9%
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
"17%
17%
17%
18
18
1078
11%
10%
11%
11
12%
12
12%
12%
59%
59%
60%
61%
62
30 ft
30
30%
29%
30
1.500
20ft
20%
20%
20'A
20%
2,100
12%
"12
59%
9
.
"59
30ft"20%
100
1,000
18%
800
11%
24.000
•12%
2,000
300
53%
100
16%
5
53%
101
V
54 ft
54
54%
25%
" 53%
54
100ft
100%
101
25
25%
25%
25 ft
25%
25%
54%
101%
100ft
101
,
800
2,100
230
16%
16%
16%
3,600
5%
5
5 %
5%
5 %
5%
5%
133,000
xl03
16%
Xl6
18 ft
16%
104%
103%
103%
103%
103%
103%
12,000
27 %
27%
27 ft
27%
27%
27 ft
27%
10,100
9%
9%
9ft
26%
28 ft
3
5
9
27
3
27%
30
30
3
3
9%
"26%
30%
"30
3
,9
"29%
3%
3
9
27%
30
400
600
100
3
1,109
26
20,000
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
V 25%
107%
107%
"107 ft
107%
107%
107%
107%
107%
400
1.33%
5
"12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
600
"10%
11
11
10%
10%
"10%
10%
200
15
40%
40%
40 ft
40%
__100
16%
16%
15%
16%
1
"12%
13 %
?11%
No par
pfd
7%
10ft
common
Continental Insurance
"31 %
31%
ft
30%
20
30%
30%
30%
110%
Xl09%
110%
110ft
109%
Xl07%
108ft
"108 ft
"109
34%
"99%
101
14%
15
94
94
33
oc
34%
33%
102
:>■
■
"99 ft
35
101
15
16%
94
94
33%
...
33%
"101% 102
No par
Fibre
31
31%
30%
100
Diamond
31%
110%
"101%
5
7%
7%
"7
7%
10
63%
63%
63
63 %
.
35
1.400
16%
600
12
"11%
12%
100
7%
"7%
7%
300
10 ft
10%
10%
8,200
31%
1,600
30%
30%
30%
27,509
110%
110%
110%
109
103%
108ft
140
35 ft
35 ft
1,000
100%
100%
31ft
„
35 ft
"99ft
101
31%
470
10
33%
"161%
7,
%
15%
15
15
1,700
95
15%
"94
63
40%
"15%
40%
-
10%
40 ft
16%
"7 ft- /'•
7%
10%
No par
ft
3 5 %
12
12
7%
10%
No par
preferred
40
"
'
7%
10%
distributed"
Continental Can Inc
■
1
Aircraft
_
'
12%
"10%
10c
Inc
preferred
$3.75
14 ft
16
9%
9%
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental
14%
16 ft
9ft
104%
$4.52 preferred!
No par
Container Corp of America com—20
4%
14ft
"16'A
.27%
Stores Inc
Retail
Consumers Power Co com
4
xl4ft
9%
17%
9
11%
25 %
10
Consolidated Natural Gas
7
• May
30% Aug
2,400
14%
16 ft
90
No par
preferred
46 ft Mar
36
1,900
17%
20%
Corp
com
21% Jan
111
700
19ft
No par
Consolidated
Consolidated
14 ft
25
Publishing Inn
Consol Edison of N Y
$5
97ft
19%
"96
No par
preferred series
23
27
230
1,900
39%
"14%
18
"57
39%
40
•
"94%
12%
No par
38 ft Jun
lift Feb
29% July 26
1,500
14%
10
30 ft
Commonwealth Edison Co
9
30 ft Apr
:V
61%
19%
11
Coppermines
103ft Apr
156%
97«ft
9%
9ft
Consolidated
Jun
61%
"1210
14%
18%
21
106ft May
156
61%
19%
17%
South com—No par
14
13
200
14%
14 ft
30%
8
30
78 ft
19%
"16
26%
July 15
96
17%
20%
100
23
93 1
"9
26%
14 ft Jan
141ft
14 ft
10%
"29 ft
11
1,600
2,300
"76%
.
40
39%
96
.
9%
'"9%
:
No par
Inc
29ft
July
9%
30%
preferred
Conde Nast
14ft
19
No par
108ft Aug
>
1,900
24
"18%
97 ft
No par
9
2,800
3%
Engineering
Superheater
151/4 May
33%
19
5
Co
Commercial Credit common
Dec
100
"96
Cigar
-Sep
10
20
141ft
158%
61ft
"1210
•
39
39
Consolidated
26
24
78
xl57%
62
"1225
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
.♦
.78
158 ft
"61%
62
3%
141ft
"140 ft
78
158
153
No par
Dec
35%
38%
par
par
No par
Elec
Dec
98 ft
62
20
Co
Ohio
So
Jun
10
158%
"76
"1225
preferred—100
A—2.50
8%
Sep
par
Ry com—100
10ft
: 19
76%
4% Jan
14
6
76%
No par
Feb
:*
1411/2
1
25
May
Sep
Mar
"140 ft
8
30
4
141ft
Feb
30
11
21
"140%
Sep
24% Jun 30
251/s Feb
11% Mar
7
29% May
106
X24 ft
103%
26% May 13
54'/2 Sep
8
101ft Aug 12
17% Jan
24%
System Inc
No par
common—No par
Carbon
&
Combustion
Feb
July
24%
._100
$4.25 cum preferred w w
Sep
62
24 ft
Pictures
32 ft Jan
Nov
24%
24%
Class B—_——2.50
Columbia
211/2 Apr
90
x24
2nd
29
25
30
non-cum
13
2
■'
11%
30
4%
1st preferred—100
18% Jun
Oct
11%
30%
4
non-cum
48% Mar
3%
lift
30
4%
14%
26% Jun
29% May
11%
30%
"4
4%
16
Jun
Feb
11%
30%
(The) common_No par
Columbia
18%
2ft
11%
30 %
4
16
Apr
104
lift
preferred—
conv
78ft
—
4.200
106
11%
14%
5%
37%
,
1,400
106
107
29%
Internat
Colorado & Southern
Dec
—•
110
25%
67ft
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com__No par
Dec
49
28%
—
42%
111%
25%
38 ft
4%
Apr
"106
108
41%
"110%
25%
"66
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl
12% Aug 30
"106
108
•14%
23% Jan
12
"106
42%
111
"25ft
:•
"37 ft
4%
24% Jan
42
111
25%
par
20
11% Jan
20%
7
42%
110%
25%
70
"
13 ft Jan
13
41%
xll0%
25%
"67
1
-
Coca-Cola
24
Oct
41%
111ft
25 ft
300
70
'</'>'
67
Colonial Mills Ibc_——
Jun
41%
111ft
1,900
24%
170
38 ft
2
22%
:
19%
"120
"66
19% Feb
18%
"67
"67
"23%
24%
170
••37%
Mar 22
Dec
70
f
18%
18 ft
24%
600
but!
67 ft
7
Feb
"120
7%
86
28 ft
38 ft
preferred
A
18 ft
25
170
28 ft
66%
5
Feb
CLOfc
18%
"24
"120
"82%
"37%
Aug
15
70
28%
38ft
17% Jan
40% Aug 18
96
CLOSED
"67
86
7,500
66%
8
25
EXCHANGE
"82%
x28%
1,000
55
"37%
17
5
EXCHANGE
7%
7%
86
17 ft
17 ft
170
•4"54%
28%
28%
24%
"120
7%
8
"82%
55 %
25 ft
"65%
gtd
stock—-1
Jan
89
12%
11
2nd
cum
STOCK
"7%
7%
86
28%
25 ft
No par
7%
RR Co
Climax Molybdenum
July 25
Jan
16
22%
Pitts
&
100
50
50
;
Corp—No
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No
$3.50 preferred
iJum.—-No
Collins & Aikman Corp
No
29% Feb
25"% May
26% May
9%
preferred—
Special gtd 4%
24%
STOCK
No par
1
Graph Bronze Co com
xl3% Feb
Apr
16
164
13
$4.50 preferred-—-—
Aug 10
Aug 19
5% Jan 12
Jan
1075
Jan
Sep
Nov
22
60 ft Jan
Jun
July
15
x87 %
108
xl24ft Jun
Jan
63%
1332
26% Aug 25
3% July 11
36"% May
-
preferred
100
Illuminating com„No par
non-cum
Aug 15
62ft Jun
10%
5%.
Cleve Elec
11
78 ft May
35%
3
16
42
Jan
105
47ft May
18% Mar
Nov
ft Jan
112ft Jun
16
Dec
Dec
9
20% Jun
Nov
Dec
Mar
16
39
4ft
;
"17
5
20
Feb
109
69%
23%
85
Aug 10
7%
28%
No par
C CC&St Louis Ry Co com—100
36"% Mar H
Dec
16
_
70
Jun
,88
34 ft
105 ft
,
8% Apr
x54
25 ft
ft
94
94
140
33%
33%
33 ft
102
"101%
6%
7
2,800
102
7
63%
63ft
63 ft
600
1,500
16
THE
(992)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range Blast Jan. 1
Highest
1048
Year
# per share
5% Jun
Jun
69%
Jun
47% Feb
11
19%
Apr
11% Jun
14
7
Sep
15% Jan
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
23% July 28
51% July ly
July
66
55% May 13
Jun
20
4
15%
12
Oct
NOT
Jun
'
42% Mar
9% Nov
7
Oct
20
Not
97% July
94
Oct
98
Deo
66% Mar
18
88
86
66%
23%
Not
Mar
6
Feb
15
11% Jan
7
62
55
3
100
10
Jan
Aug 29
101 % Sep
3
6
171% Jan
Sep f9
26% July 19
Apr 26
Jan
6
57
17
19 % Jan
13
Jun
92% Jan
July
177
■
49% Mar
67% July
Fob
60
12% Feb
13
Jun
49% Jan
9
21%
60%
Feb
13
9
189
Copperweld
Oct
Deo
6%
Jan
Deo
3%
Feb
1% Jun
13
Feb
39%
Jun
21 % Jun
98%
Jun
96
13
27
3
11% Aug 26
Sep
8%
13
Deo
Jun
8% Jan
Jan
Mar
24%
Deo
23
Feb
7
27% Aug
1
17%
Not
26% May
14
Jun
16
19% Jan
7
36%
Deo
46% Mar
36% Jan
3
42% Apr
23%
Deo
27% Sep
8
91%
Feb
95
Dec
20%
Deo
34%
Jun
17
90
May 24
15% Jun 14
78%
Jun
55*/4 Jun
34
Deo
Jan
21
17% Aug
Feb
12%
"*■
»
28%
65% Deo
26
20
Jun
103% July
129
Jun
94 % Mar
30
15%
Deo
24%
16
Feb
Feb
150
Aug
47%
Dec
61
May
4%
Feb
12% July
18%
Sep
28%
Feb
137
Jan
133
July
x31% May
21% Mar
109
% Jan
18% Jun
14
94%
Jun
Deo
20%
Jan
Jan
14%
Deo
17%
18 %
Feb
28% July
24*%
Feb
31% Aug
Nov
May 6
8% Mar 29
73
133
Mar 14
7
19% Sep
Jun
87
Jan
11% July
15
13
4
RR
7%
24% Jan
4
7
Jan
21
26% Jan
7
137
15% Mar 18
Aug 18
Jan 24
May 12
Chemical
Dayton Pwr & Light
22%
100
15%
3,300
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
•21%
6%
6%
6%
49%
49%
*49%
t
7%
7%
6%
7%
*19%
100
*130%
*125
125
*126
50
Jun
13
403/4 Jan
51/2 Jun
13
9% Jan
7
Delaware
Jun 20
21% Sep
8
Delaware Power
& Co
19%
19%
20%
135
♦130%
400
135
20%
20%
20%
1,900
10%
1,600
10%
10%
*10%
10%
*94 %
95
95
*94%
95
*941/4
95
*113/4
1*%
113/4
11%
♦11%
12%
*113/4
12%
20
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
16%
16%
100
1
21Va
21%
x20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,100
7
common
28%
283/4
28%
283/4
28%
28%
28%
28 3i
4,700
1
23%
No par
363A
20
*35%
Delaware & Hudson
100
Western
& Light
12,400
1
common
&
900
7%
IOO
preferred
Lack
90
49%
7%
3.50
Deep Rock Oil Corp__
7%
3,400
127
48%
20%
10%
10%
*94'A
7%
Deere
300
6%
6%
*126
7%
*1303/4
20%
7%
8
21
22
49%
*1934
135
19%
1,800
7%
19%
*130%
6%
127
7%
49%
7%
19%
20%
135
20%
20
6%
127
2Va
5
19
400
21
7
Aug
26
mmm
200
; 12%
BOo
Aug
Jun
68%
12%
124%
Inc
Jan
July
7%
*65%
12 %
8I/4
38
13 Va
mm
7%
67%
123/s
8%
29
60 Va
7%
*65%
12%
8
Decca
Feb
7%
65%
12%
98
7
Jan
7%
65%
12%
98 y2
9% Jan
7%
7%
69%
8
x36
180
*160
7%
*97
13
153/4
15%
180
12%
*98
4% May 31
38%
*160
1,200
*65%
IOO
Jan
34% May
15%
180
BOo
133/4
Feb
15%
*160
100
8% Sep
12
15%
15%
180
800
>
10
Dayton Rubber Co
29%
15%
*160
series A
8
14
10
100
series B
10% Jan
Mar 29
100
95
22%
22%
3.75%
99
30
Records
2,200
.60
22 %
*22%
3,75%
11
7'/2 Jun
//■Sepz/T/
100
26%
100%
22%
■
Preferred
02
92% Jan
Jun
95
94
Preferred
Jun
31
98
94
95
X26%
22%
(The).
Corp
Jan
17
*95
•
40
*22 %
Dana
Jun
30 Va Jun
*100
•100
.
*39 %
1,100
17
No par
98% Aug 18
96
14
15%
Jan
27%
S, 100
r
94
Jun
27
100
v
3,400
60
pfd
31
46%
26%
100%
26
26%
102
400
14%
17;
100
Inc
Davison
42
39%
26%
14%
59%
A
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
2
Deo
39%
26%
15
16%
,
2
Deo
407/a
*39
41
*40
27
59%
common
17% May
31%
14%
No par
No par
213/a Sep
27
*26%
14%
163/4
common
4
Jan
26%
14%
11%
•
94
8%
26%
14%
2,800
100
*11%
100
Sep
84
26%
14%
11%
59
pfd
$7 preferred
Prior preferred
Class
*99%
*26 %
LABOR
DAY
27%
2734
28 '/„
103
11%
16%
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
*99
11%
900
58%
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
27%
103
xll%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2JJo
Curtis Publishing com
No par
Aug 18
28%
*99
11%
400
13/4
1%
40
4
*3%
13/4
16%
8
9% Apr
3%
1%
58%
23 % Aug
50%
3%
1%
5,300
63
59
Cuneo
7
4
~io
101%
190
*188
16%
1
19
189
101
*100
16%
27
Jan
623/8
189
200
2,900
58%
Jan
7% Jan
101%
63%
11%
*92
.
Cudahy Paciclng Co
101%
62%
189
x27%
28%
104
101
*100
63
189
189
*100
101%
100
8%
25%
100
non-cum
Nov
82%
27%
*99
26%
13% Feb
129
101
'
62%
63%
*8%
No par
3
26y»Jan
STOCK
No par
com
8
X16% Mar
*100
*99%
Corp common
33/4% pfd series A„„—.
Davega Stores Corp common
5% conv preferred
5
Jan 13
•100
1
com
preferred
Press
25%
101
No par
Corp
preferred
4%%
54%;/55
25
1 %
No pa*
6%
8%
54%
24%
*3%
9
preferred
cony
*8%
54%
1%
2.5*
$4 2nd preferred
5%
8%
24%
101%
CLOSED
1,000
51
54%
3%
EXCHANGE
200
10%
14
14
*49%
24%
1%
STOCK
10%
10%
14%
51
8 %
*100
CLOSED
14
54%
*100
EXCHANGE
•10%
*49%
54%
24%
8%
3%
1
10%
200
2,400
22
*53 %
54%
9,200
12%
54%
*8
.21
Crucible steel of Amer
72% Jan 24
3
7
9
Oct
13 y«
24
14
Jun
43% Jun 28
,)/■,'
86
Feb 28
4% Feb
13% July
7
122%
May
14%
51
1
Cuban-American Sugar common
88
Jan
$4.20
"53%
*14
100
Zellerbach
Crown
21%
*49%
1
preferred
22
51
187%
America.
of
4,600
63
62
21%
10%
—100
common.
5%
5%
/
*12%
14%
54%
62%
13
14%
for
Shares
*12%
10%
24%
5%
galea
the Week
1
Sept. 9
54%
62%
preferred.
5%
Friday
,
t per share
21%
21
Refining com
Aug 18
160
•10%
Thursday
Sept. 8
I per share
61%
13
*49 %
l
16
17% May
July
7
*53
5%
62%
•
160
Dec
13% May
82
4
Jan
54%
*53
5%
61
*12%
M
12% Feb 24
Deo
Deo
Jan
21
common
Cuba
11%
7%
96
21%
No par
Co
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal com
Aug 31
24
21%
No par
Apr 21
7
67%
Jun
177
Apr
101
12%
5
31
July
6
5% Jun 27
60
Jun 13
10% Jun 14
155
v
Co
3%%
Creameries
13
x2l
61%
com
preferred
Crane
32% Jan
5%
61%
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
2% Jan
t per thare
12%
Exchange Bank & Tr Co—BO
Corning Glass Works common
B
3%% preferred
160
Cum pfd 3%% ser of 1947
100
Products
Sept. 7
I per thare
Corn
100% Aug 18
29
4% May
•>*', Mar 25
Steel
Wednesday
.14
Convertible pref 5% seriea
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
7%
1%
$ per thare
PRICES
Sept. 6
Delaware.
Corp
Corp
$3 prior preferred
Copper Range Co
Sep
3%
Tuesday
Sept. Si
5%
of
Cooper-Bessemer
Corn
64% May
164%
02%
LOW AND UOl BALK
Monday
Sept. 3
•
Continental Motors
9
3
63
Monday, September 12, 1949
RECORD
Saturday
STOCK
thare
19% Jun 28
X49% Mar
STOCK
9 per there
YORK
EXCHANGE
8% Jan
14
10%
Feb
Mar
14
f per
I per thare
Feb
6
46%
NEW
Lowest
Highest
f per thare
CHRONICLE.
STOCK8
£aag* for PrerUtf
UwHt
YORK
FINANCIAL
&
28%
*97
10%
100
98
X24
973/4
98
*98
98%
99
98%
*98%
99%
*98
99%
50
81/4
8 Va
81/4
8%
1,200
7i/8
71/4
7% |
71%
900
*23%
200
24 >/4
23%
2334
500
37
371/4
37%
37%
373/4
371/4
37%
4,000
35%
35%
36
36
36
36
36
1,000
29
29
29%
29
29
29
29
1,000
24»/4
24
BO
6V2
6%
6%
63/4
*65/8
6%
Co—13.60
203%
20%
20%
21%
211/4
21%
22%
*6%
63/4
400
21%
*21
800
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
39% July
19
Jun
13
27% Jan
7
32y4Mar
58
343/4 Jun
14
50 % Jan
24
20
Apr
21% May
20
Jan
3
22'% Sep
9
56
Dec
60%
50
Jun
7
58
Dec
137/s May
263/4 Oct
14%
Feb
8%
22% Mar
July
Jan
43/4 Jun 29
15
Jun
14
Jan 10
Escrow
ctfs
for
Escrow ctfs
for
com
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
7
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
24% Mar
2
Detroit
Dec
16%
Jan
11 Va Jun
20
13
Mar 20
Dec
28%
Jun
16% Jun
13
22
Jan
46
Jun
32% Jun
22
40
26
De
Corp
Vilbiss Co
Devoe &
Jan
7
38
Feb
46% July
39% July
1
45%. Feb
1
11
Deo
19% May
9 % Jun
14
12 «/8 Apr
5
C'AJun
13
73/4 Aug 24
Diana
Stores
127/b Jun
13
16% Aug 18
Distill
mmm
13
xl9% May
Mar
6%
•'•iLaweat
Highest
V, | per thare
.v-
S ver share
Lowest
9% Feb
I per
17 v< .fan-
3
13%
Deo
20%
00$
Nov
41
Jun
24% Feb
14
30
Jan
18
46%
Deo
56
Apr
45% Jun
13
53,
Apr
26
10
Dec
23
Jan
10
Jun
12
29
Feb
40
Jun
25
24
41%
1,100
223/8
22%
5,600
*18 /
'
u
V
*50
55
55
6
6
1,200
*18
183/4
18%
18%
6
183ft
100
123/4
12 3/4
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12 «/4
12%
1,500
*17%
18%
18
18
*181/4
18%
18%
131/2
500
200
37
36%
42
*411/4
10%
103/4
BOo
7%
7%
7%
15%
16 y8
15%
*36%
Z
LOW AND HIGH BALK
Saturday
Monday '
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Dlvco Corp
—JS-
6%
*18
*41 %
Par
2,600
55
18%
*103/4
EXCHANGE I*
23%
*50
55
6%
2
STOCK
*50
6
25
YORK
23%
23%
6 Va
No par
Car Co_
share
25
4iy2
223/8
common
Corp
NEW
Highest /
a
I per share
41%
22 3/a
6y*
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
411/4
223/8
preferred™
Match
partlc
Diamond T Motor
Kange for Previous
year 1948
23%
41%
22>/a
*
12X0
Corp-Seagrams Ltd-,,.
mm*''-
Diamond
*-
f
B
Raynolds class A
23%
41
'
1
Steel
23
41
22 3/a
*50 ,.i
I
19 Vt
35% Mar
>
20
23
41
22%
100
9% Jan
11
:,.f
100
r
pfd
Detroit Edison
f per thare
Tuesday
I
-I
11%
'-,5,
•
peftharej
11%
43
10%
10%
700
7%
7%
7%
1,500
161/4
16 y8
16 1/8
6,900
300
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
;•/Sept. 9
n.
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
f perthare
t per share
•
371/4
*42%
10 34
16i/a
16 'A
*361/2
413/4
7%
7%
371/4
41%
11
Wednesday
Sept. 6
f per share
*36%
XIO1/2
37
41%
share
*11%
pi'i%
*11%'/>12
Sales
,
'i'tfoer
*11%
12
Dixie Cup Co common™
Class A
No par
*28
29
*28
29
28%
28%
*28%
No par
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
*49%
Dr.
No par
*10%
11%
*10%
,11%
*103/4
11%
10%
10%
Doehler-Jarvis
30
Shares
'
'
50 3/4
143/8 Mar 29
for
the Week
'
Pepper Co
,
29%
200
100
100
1
33
30
1,500
19
Feb
29%
293/4
11% Nov
12% Jan
3
No par
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Nov
8,600
67%
Apr
48% Feb
7
17% Apr 20
63% Mar 31
Dome Mines Ltd
47
Douglas Aircraft
No par
60%
60 %
*59%
601/4
60%
60%
*60%
GO %
700
32%
Feb
50%
Oct
50% Jan 21
Dow
48%
07
Feb
6,000
106%
Jun
101% Apr 22
106
Oct
101
29
108% Jan 21
$3.25
17% July 28
24 % May
4
86 % Jan 21
Dresser
19% July 26
Jan
5
Dunhill
00
Feb
xi8%
A;-
106%
43
July
Apr 29
Apr
NOT
31%
83
Jan
98
July
80
12
Deo
20
May
11% Mar
12% Deo
18
May
8% Jun
Jun
Apr
27
8
13
Jan
24
July 13
13
Corp
Chemical
Co
2nd
113%
Jan
124%
Jun
.94
Feb
99%
Jun
111% Aug
10% Deo
18
Deo
14
Feb
28
97% Jan
3
119
Jun
15%
112 " Jun
20
Jan
116
9% Jun
13
25% May
15% Jun
14
18%
Oct
20% May
13
14
13
Deo
19%
Nov
12%
Deo
223/«
Jan
88%
Feb
167
Sep
46% May
175
Jun
Jun
7% July 11
7% Jun 14
38% Jun
164
Jan
13
5
53
International
Duplan
12% Jan
10
No par
7
47% Mar 20
185
Deo
213/8 Jun
7
14% Apr
13
82
Mar
19% May
92% Jun
88
Jan
12
94
Jan
10% Feb
4
14
Apr
Jan
95
July 25
101
Jun
6
6%
Jan
89% Nov
8%
66
Jun
Jun
1
Feb
16%
Oct
33% Apr 29
123/4 Feb 25
82%
Feb
37%
Jun
323/4 Mar 18
1%
Nov
2% May
66% Jan
11
48% Deo
12% Deo
19% Nov
17
Jan
iy8Jun
13
18
Jan
May
73/4 Apr
7
10
5
Eaton
153/4 Apr
14
Elliott
593/4 Aug 26
Deo
49
12%
Feb
2~0~%
42% Jan
9% Mar
14
47
Feb
23% Aug
2
29
May 16
8% Jun
14
12% Jun
17
July
16%
Dec
13% Jan
16% Mar 31
12%
Jan
16% Aug
14% Jan
6
29%
Deo
34
Jan
x29% Jun
16
97
Feb
104
Jun
100% Jan
24
Nov
4% Jun
6
5% Aug 17
9% Jun
13
14% Jan 21
4%
9%
Jan
Feb
6%
Feb
16% July
65% July
69
Sep
68%
4
Deo
60%
9% Dec
7% Mar
9
Apr
48% Jun
55
Jan
25
3%
Dec
7% Mar
3
Jun
15
24.
113%
113%
80
*10%
10%
*10 J/4
10%
300
19
191/4
18%
19%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8%
*8%
9
9%
•9%
9%
18%
19%
2,600
14%
143/a
14%
14%
5,500
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
200
42%
6,000
42%
42%
423/a
43%
182%
182%
183%
183%
26
26 %
26
26%
25%
26%
1
15 3/4
153/4
15%
15%
16%
16%
*92%
•92%
93%
11
*96
94
*92%
94
11%
11
11
11
97
97
97
6%
38%
387/a
14%
6%
39
14%
14%
*35
*35
35%
40
*11
39
39
14%
14%
35%
6%
6%
*1%
1%
1%
40
40%
,
:
*12%
113/4
185
20
251/4
25%
2,000
161/4
16%
1,400
'92%
'
97
*6%
*35
42%
*183
11
97
11%
93%
10%
*96
10%
97%
900
120
6%
6%
6%
500
39'/4
39'/4
39%
2,100
14%
1.400
14%
143/a
36
'35
1%
1%
41
40
*11%
12%
36
1%
700
40%
2,000
12
200
21%
21%
213/4
21%
22
21%
21%
*563/4
59%
*57%
60
*58%
60
*57%
58%
45%
451/4
*45
47
*45
47
*45
45!/4
100
25%
25 %
24%
25%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
1,500
4
9%
93/4
9%
9%
*9%
9%
9%
900
14%
4,100
21%
B
10
14%
143/4
93%
15
16%
16
16
15%
15%
16
16
2b
100
*31%
32
32
32
31%
31%
32
32
*102 V2
104
*103
104
*103%
104
104
1
5 3/4
5%
No par
10%
10%
10 %
100
SO
*50%
51 %
*50%
51%
*50%
51
50%
*57%
60
*57%
60
*57%
60
*57 Va
common
common
B
10% Jan
7
EvanR
B
Products
113%
3
Bldg
Pittsburgh
Ex-Cell-0
400
113%
423/4
Eureka Williams Corp
Eversharp
300
102%
182%
6
9% Aug 12
122%
102%
42%
31
46% Aug 18
5% Apr
6
Jan
122
BO
60
preferred series A
&
51%
51%
*180 %
Jan
4
36
page
5%
Erie
29,600
51%
51%
123
18%
4% Jan
13
49% May
see
61% Jan 24
68
51%
300
10
Endicott Johnson Corp
4%
preferred
RR
6,700
102%
40%
& Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Erie
11%
*122
11 %
Mfg Co
Equitable Office
18
11%
*102
39%
Emerson Radio
28
Deo
footnotes
13
18
113/4
122a/4
IB
Gas
Electric
50%
No par
preferred
Natural
18
31%
*79
102% 102%
*113
'113%
xl0%
10%
1%
preference
Paso
Emerson
6 % Jun
Jan
84%
For
Jan
El
18
11%
*122
13/8
common
conv
63/4 Jun
20% May
11%
1
July 12
3% Feb
173/a May 26
333/e Mar 25
104
5%
28
7
Co
5%%
50%
123
18%
S
Electric Storage Battery
223/a Aug 18
*122
*102% 102%
10%
No pa*
10
13
50 3/8
DAY
B
Elgin National Watch Co
Jun
LABOR
•
1
Convertible preferred
13% Mar 24
15
Oct
Nut Co
Auto-Lite (The)
Stop
51
173/8 Jun
83
19
11%
IOO
7
48
*18
11%
100
2
Jun
18
2.BO
common
10% Jun
jun
1,500
18
*10%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
74%
300
18 %
If
12
27%
106%
18%
18%
83
100
S
common
■34% Jun
Jan
*105%
18%
*79
•9%
Electric Boat common
Aug 19
2% Jan
106%
11%
113%
Corp.
preferred
Electric
*105%
18%
*8%
preferred
7
107 %
83
113%
1
Inc
Products Co
4%%
*107
*79
IB
Co
Airlines
4%%
Ekco
Jan
36
CLOSED
107%
84
_B
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Elastic
43
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
18%
*107-
105
105
18%
100
preferred
Manufacturing Co
1
41%
.
6 %
2
Deo
X69
1st pfd
Eastman Kodak Co
Aug 12
16%
106
32% Jan
EXCHANGE
,
July 20
105
47%
47%
107 %
*79
No par
Eagle-Plcher
33%
Deo
No par
series
Eastern Corp common
Eastern Stainless Steel
Deo
Deo
series
$3.50
Eastern
14
10%
$4.50
Preferred
16% Mar 29
13% Jan
STOCK
47%
47
30
& Co—
Preferred
Duquesne Light 5%
D W Q Cigar Corp
46%
*106%
18%
STOCK
8
20% Mar 30
80% Dec
92
(E I)
133/4 Jan
7
1
Corp
Common
Aug 18
123% July 5
102 3/a Aug 26
115% Jan 12
100
46%
107%
*103%
No par
common—BOo
preferred
conv
45%
X29%
30
*106
No par
A
preferred
Industries
3%%
29%
18
common
$4 preferred series
Du Pont de Nem
43% jun
B
RR Co
Co
Inc
Corp
Exchange Bufftc Corp
I
J
JM
16%
4
14 %
4
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14%
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10
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4
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9
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4
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8%
44
53/4
53/4
44%
4
•
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83/4
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14%
104
5%
53/4
10 3/a
10
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4%
*7%
7%
4
10
50%
500
400
10
2,400
4,500
100
60
4%
300
.
7%
400
8 3%
83%
cr%
534
1,700
8%
1,700
45 1A
45%
1.100
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4
Volume
Number 4837
170
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Kuft for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
54%
Jun
Nov
33 y4
Oct
28% Nov
Nov
34
Jun
19
Feb 28
13
23% Feb
15
12% Aug
20
1
5
Nov
11% Jun
11
Feb
16
Oct
11% Mar
43
Jun
32
35 %
Feb
% Jun
8
3% Jun
14
Feb
31% May
24% Feb
9
17
95% Mar 23
Jun
19%
Dec
24%
Sep
12% Sep
8
17%
Dec
26%
Jun
12% Jun
14
53%
42
Dec
103%
Nov
Feb
7
Fairbanks Morse
3
Palstaff
14"% Aug 10
7% Jan
July 21
18
6% Jan
20% Jan
Oct
43
Jun
105
49% Mar
14% Feb
59% July
20% Aug
53
28%
42%
Jun
7
May
98% Jan
7
103
18% May 25
13% Jan
3
28
96
Dec
26
*104
Dec
13
Dec
12%
Dec
21%
40%
79
Dec
105
82% Nov
24% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
10
Jan
6
16% May 19
14 % Sep
7
18
26
3%%
47%
Food
12% Aug 17
8
Jun
13
10 %
May 13
Franklin Stores
Oct
x38
Feb
26
53
Aug 11
84
69
Aug
78% Feb
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
Xl4 %
14 %
2,200
%
%
tt
%
%
4,400
14%
36%
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14%
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V
■
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
36%
17%
36%
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36%
♦35%
361/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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3%
3%
4
3%
4
4
4
1,800
;
100
500
4
1,000
29 %
29
29%
100%
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100%
13%
13%
13
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,800
15%
15%
14%
15%
♦14%
15%
15%
15%
700
29
lo
com
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66%
68
29%
29%
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67%
29%
67%
2,900
130
1,100
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68
67%
29%
100
100
1001%
25
45%
45%
45%
45%
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106 %
106%
106%
106%
106
1061%
65
65%
65 %
65%
66
66%
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66%
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11%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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26
STOCK
STOCK
•
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EXCHANGE
CLOSED
CLOSED
24%
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15%
15%
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14%
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9%
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13
13%
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26%
26%
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23%
15%
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13%
700
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60
106
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2,900
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22%
16
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103
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25%
25%
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15%
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V:
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»
2,200
200
15
9%
3,800
13%
13%
8,200
26%
14
9%
26%
5,200
26%
26%
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65
*84
85
85
85
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86
91
91
91
91
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92
92
92
Corp
90
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
25
1,500
24
23%
23%
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common
prior preferred
Francisco Sugar Co
10
23%
ioar
No
•'
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12
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12
10
8%
8%
49%
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50 %
49%
14%
16%
16%
17
69
IIII60
14%
16%
common
14%
69%
69%
69%
2,100
9%
8%
8%
600
51 %
1,400
15
151/4
500
17
17
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70
51
14 y4
15
16%
16%
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160
51%
8%
50%
*
30
24%
9%
10
8%
8%
50
14%
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9%
10%
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preferred
26%
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Froedtert Grain ft
Fruehauf Trailer Co
4%
14%
*35%
il
%
100%
6 %
2
%•:.,:
600
j
Freeport Sulphur Co_
68%
900
14%
100
26
6
Aug 17
37%
IIIZlOO
Feb
4
24
37%
5
conv pfd
preferred
9
16% Jun
24
37%
g
Machinery ft Chem Corp
26% Mar 17
17% Mar
36%
24
37%
1
25% Feb
16% May 27
20% Jan 12
36%
*23%
37%
'
17
19
36%
23%
37%
in
19% Feb 11
11% Jan
600
36%
23%
37%
No par
21% Jun
12% May
24% Jan
36%
36
23%
100
Corp
8
Foster-Wheeler
Shares
36
i
Food Fair Stores Inc
3
the Week
37%
714.
7
Jan
fer
Bales
Sept. 9
8 per share
1
Power Corp
3%%
95
July 18
Friday
Sept. 8
1 per share
f per share
1
com
Plorshelm Shoe class A
90% Jan
May
89
Sept. 7
t per share
23%
par
2
78
Dec
Thursday
Wednesday
36
Firth (The) Carpet Co
No par
Flintkote Co (The) common__No
par
$4 preferred
No par
Florence Stove Co
No
Puliansbee Steel
9 per share
g
First National Stores
29
Juu
f per share
No par
Firestone Tire ft Rubber
4% % preferred
14% Sep
29% Jan
24 '/b
PRICE#
Sept. 6
1
4%% preferred
Felt ft Tarrant Mfg Co
Ferro Enamel Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
24
Tuesday
Sept. 5
Co™__2
Federal Motor Truck
Federated Dept Stores
Florida
Monday
20
May
10
Dec
Aug 26
17
RECORD
No par
Federal Mining &
Smelting
Federal-Mogul Corp
20% Apr
16% May
Feb
May 26
2
3
Co
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
FAR
Liquidating Corp
Fedders-Qulgan Corp
9% Sep
8% Feb
38% May
25% Jan
9% Dec
8% Aug
35% Feb
3
Jun
92%
Mar
Jan
8
12
12% May
47% Jun
Dec
50 % Mar 31
107% Mar 17
66% Sep
17% Jan
Jan
27
Aug 18
6
May 16
July
11% July 13
Jan
Dec
9% Mar
70
8
21% Jun
36% May
15% Jun
22%
5
17% Jan
Jun
Nov
10
July 14
100% Sep
2
69%
63% July 13
20
Aug 17
30
53
107%
7
ft
(993;
LOW AND HIGH BALE
Fajardo Sugar Co
5
38% Jan
20% May
12% May
14% Jun
Dec
99%
41 % Jan
6
Jun I
Mar
Feb
STOCK
Sept. 3
Par
25% May
39% Aug
15
5
90
CHRONICLE
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
S per share
9
16
20%
NEW YORK
Highest
I per share
t per share
Apr
37
*19%
Lowest
Highest
I per share
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 194 X
Lowest
YORK
&
70
2,500
7
110
G
6%
6%
Dec
Dec
10% May
10 y4 May
16%
Dec
20
Dec
12
9
4% Jun
15
4% Jun
14
7% Apr
7% Jan
10
Jan
14% Jun
30
17% Jan
8
Aug
6% Jun
1
9"% Jan
38%
Dec
12%
Feb
48"% Aug
17% July
16% Nov
23% Jun
~5%
Dec
11%
Jun
15
41% Jan
13
Feb
25
17% Aug 18
15
19
12
Feb
105%
100%
Jan
8%
Feb
9% Mar
14
Apr 26
13% Aug 31
6% Feb
3
13
32% Feb
4
23% Jan
7
14
13% Jan
3
103% Jan
Jun
25
42
Feb
99
May
159%
13
15% Jun
11% July
Apr
15
3% Jun
53% May
106
Jun
21% Jun
9% May
May
26% May
18 y4 May
Dec
146
34
45
Dec
99% Mar
42
10
10% Jun
27% Dec
16%
4
July
153
Jun
17
46% Aug
106
2
Jan
11
14
10% Jan
24
July 15
163% Jan
19
9% Jun
Dec
15
17% Aug 18
107
6
72 y4
14% May
9% Feb
24
11% Mar 31
Nov
9
15
July
6
13
10
Sep
82
Jun
Jun
28 Vb
Nov
44% July
65% Apr 25
24% Jun 14
18
Dec
24
17
*125
NOV
Jan
Jun
28
144
Jan
129
Jun
17
31% Mar
43
May
34
Jun
28
34
Mar
41
Jun
39% Jan
3
87% Nov
96
Jun
93% Jan
4
13%
Dec
X6% Jun
14
44% Jun
15
9
Mar
40%
Feb
118%
Feb
128%
Jun
Feb
108
Jun
97
53
Oct
123% Jan
97
Apr
Jan
7
79% Jan 20
31
Jan
7
20
Apr
1
139% Apr
40
2
Jan
6
45% Aug 19
100 % Sep
6
13% Jan 11
52% Jan
13
4
128% Jun
7
4
107% Jan
13
Gabriel Co
(The)
Gair Co Inc (Robert)
'
8%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
6%
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
Gar
• per share
.50% Mar
i per share
■$ per share
Nov
51% Jun
14
63% Aug
8
Jun
123% Jan
5
126% Sep
2
93% Feb
12% Mar
99%
Jun
x97
6
103
2
17%
Jun
13
16%
Feb
26
Nov
22% Jun
12%
Nov
18% May
4% May
66
2%
Feb
10%
Dec
15%
18%
Dec
29
120
Sep
Jan
Feb 25
17
.11% July 19
2% Jun 28
11% Jan
3
May
128%
Jun
15% Jun
14
Jan
120
Sep
-
-16% Mar
3% Jan
8
8
7
15
Aug 18
20% Jan
t
Jan
ft
4% Feb
10
6% Sep
8
22
24% Jan
7
24%
Nov
31%
Jan
24
28% Aug
8
110%
Feb
132%
Oct
22%
Dec
21%
Dec
Apr
/ 99% July 18
29% May
30% May
102%
18%
Dec
Jan
99% Apr
4
15% Jun
21% Jan
5
77% Apr
11
70
Jun
73
9
5% Jun 15
27%
Feb
Dec
39% May
96% Jun
24
87
79% Jun
1
17
Dec
25
12% Jun
14
May
75
Dec
85%
19%
Nov
28
48%
Feb
55% July
4
Mar
113
Mar
14%
Dec
47% Mar
94% Mar
38 % Mar
96% Mar
Jun
6%
Jun
14
72% July 11
21% Jun 17
Ma~y
17% Jun
48
July
5% Jan
x95% Jun
13
14% Jun
29
Oct
52% Jun
100
Jun
3
34
Jun
14
98% Jun
20
23%
Jun
10
10
2%
Dec
5%
Jan
5%
Feb
8%
Apr
1% May 12
5% Feb 19
18
Oct
16% Jan
Feb
35
Oct
16% Jun
23
Nov
31
May
89
Nov
99
Jun
Mar
29
4
14
5
93 % Apr
26
14% Sep
11
Jun
14
40
32
Jan
6
July
Dec
xl2
20% Mar
15% May
Feb
50% May
100%
5
31
8
Jan
12
17% Jan
7
Mar 24
Aug
45% Jan
9
26
105% Aug 30
16% Mar
5
3% Jan
7
8% Apr
23
22% Sep
28% Jan
8
7
25
May 31
99% Sep
9
9
16% Apr
3«
Apr
11
13
13% Sep
2
13
43% Jan
7
3
18% Jan
10
8
144% Mar
16
Dec
23%
Jun
16% Jan
Feb
145%
Jun
133% July
60
Apr
77
Jan
66
29%
Feb
40%
Jun
33% Mar 19
13%
Dec
17% May
10
Feb
13% May
90%
Dec
98
Jun
16%
Nov
25% July
Jun
9
52%
51%
128
105%
101%
7%
7%
50%
51%
50%
3,000
350
100
7%
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52
Xl27%
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127
127%
106
51
■
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1,300
127
127
50
*100
106
200
127%
♦100
106
2,900
7%
-
i per there
9
Sept. 7.,.
Sept. 6
pershare
I per sh&re
f per
share
Ihdrie
t perHhare
24,000
62%
62%
62%
62%
127 %
126%
126 7/b
102%
102%
102%
102%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
700
28%
28%
28%
28%
x28%
29
28%
28%
900
13%
14
14%
14%
14
14
1
13%
par
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123%
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4,000
>
15 '
14%
14%
17
17%
16%
1,000
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14%
17
20,700
16%
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300
:
123%
6%
6%
1,300
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6
6%
6,600
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6 %
23%
400
22%
22%
23
23
27%
28
27%
27%
106%
106%
106 %
106%
107%
110
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,600
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21%
21
21
20%
21
1,200
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103
6
*27%
27%
106%
106%
No par
com
6
;
No par
20
100
5
com
26%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
21
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102
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26%
21
STOCK
CLOSED
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fe
72
17
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68
v,
17
17%
73
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♦65
6%
6%
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DAY
28%
29
28%
Nopar
*82%
85
*82%
9
14%
Nopar
*25%
19%
preferred
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold ft Stock Telegraph Co
50
conv
8%
1
*100
10
No par
com
15%
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,
1,100
,;29 %
29
6%
3,800
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85
15
14%
15
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75
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75
25%
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52%
8%
8%
♦100
102
9
102
15%
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15%
62%
/ 61%
61%
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75
,
25%
25%
19%
20
20
52%
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800
25%
19%
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19%
52%
75
25%
25%
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V
9
15%
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38%
par
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104
15%
62
62%
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,
400
15%
1,000
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39
39%
104
39%
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104
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393/4
39%
„
39%.
104
,
397/a
1
1 '
3,000
300
No par
Gotham Hosiery
105
*105%
105%
No par
preferred
♦10%
11%
*10%
11%
*103/4
11%
11%
11%
100
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
9,100
7%
7
105
105
Graham-Paige Motors
1
1%
1%
Granby Con sol M S & P
5
7%
7%
10
22%
22%
Co (The)
V
*7
22%
105
223/g
22%
105
V
102%,"
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153/8
62%
Z
9%
v
102
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1,900
52%
■
Goodyear Tire ft Rub com—No
"
'
4,100
"
25%
,
30
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6%
29%
1,000
73
85
15
50
100%
18
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7
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15%
18
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•
29 %
28%
85
100 %
17%
400
28
28
73
67/e
6%
20
♦51%
100
Inc
14%
14%
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2.50
No par
102
*99
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16%
16%
72
LABOR
•106
No par
com
(B F)
$5 preferred
*3
3
14%
14%
.100
v
23%
Corp
Goodrich Co
127
5%
1
preferred
Goodall-Sanford
3
3
*126
23%
common
(The)
*2%
14
■>
62%
for
the Week
Sept. 9
Sept. 8
t per
share
■alee
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 5
102%
105
/
22%
*7
7 :
22%
■
22%
;
200
22%
24%
22%
2,000
22 '
22%
23%
7 %
22%
400
1,700
No par
*22
22%
5
♦23
24
24%
24%
100
City Steel
98
98%
*98
99%
*98
99%
99%
99%
70
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
153/8
*15%
15%
100
33%
*33%
34
*33%
34
*33%
34
100
Co common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
com
1
33%
pfd
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd
No par
conv
12
93% Jan
4
100
15% Jun
15
5
Feb
24
92
Jan
4
99
9% Jun
13
14
*12%
37%
com—No par
17%
100
♦135%
600
12%
13
13
13
13
13
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
3,300
17%
2,500
xl7%
17%
*133%
137
*65
68
39
39%
12%
12%
39%
*12%
17%
136
69
17%
17%
1353/4
17%
1353/4
136
*65
*65
69
120
136
69
1,200
39%
39%
393/8
39%
39%
13%
123/fl
12%
*12%
13%
400
11%
10%
11%
11%
21,200
—
Common
11 Vb
3
100
preferred
Grumman
Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar common
*99%
1
17%
1
*5%
20%
Jun
Jan
7
Feb
Gulf Mobile ft Ohio RR com_No par
44
58%
Jun
41
Jun
14
50
Jan
8
57%
Feb
81
Jun
56% Jun
13
71% Jan
7
14
Jan
$5 preferred
Gulf OH Corp
18% July
16% Jan
3
preferred
Gulf States utilities Co
23
37%
*65
Greenfield Tap ft Die Corp__No par
(The)
23
13
1
Co Inc
*22%
37%
100
Nov
7
10c
4
24
100%
61%
12%
page
16,100
102%
97
see
i'j: 70
37%
45%
♦126%
Feb
footnotes
156%
61%
85
For
100%
7%
/»
No par
10% Jan
16
100%
300
"
*17
11% Jun 22
Apr
37%
45%
2%
(H L)
20
36%
45
100
?
36%
155%
37%
45%
•
.
45%
lj5
135
37
44%
17 '■*
Corp
preferred
conv
137
137
45
14%
Glldden Co
$5
13
No par
Green
July 11
10
29%
*18%
100
Greyhound Corp
July
*28%
19%
com__
Gleaner Harvester
4%%
29%
•18%
2%
39% Aug 26
14% Mar 29
July 27
20% Apr
6
7% July 13
♦28%
126%
103
Co
Bay ft Western RR
July 20
200
2,000
■
18%
14%
17
Green
Jun
.7
28%
5
Great Western Sugar
7% preferred
66
138
150
10'/2
6%
7
2,200
-
157V2
*10
18%
10c
3
3
6%
.4
61%
No
3
Jun
*155%
10%
*10
-0
V8
72%
106
Menday
'
100
$2.25
155
155
lO
*71
Corp
Time
(W T)
K6',a
10 %
*126%
preferred
3%%
*102%
1,900
42%
*102%
3%%
Grant
42%
106 %
10 %
1,700
%
72 %
♦127%
100
Granite
43
j
Nopar
Cement
Utilities
Union
1,700
:•
17
10
par
preferred
Grand
1,500
No
4%%
$5
16%
*1Uj?u
♦71
♦105
_18
series
Gen Tire ft Rubber Co
4%%
20%
1,700
-V:
v
71
28%
) 37%
52%
Baturday
preferred
$4.50
12%
71
7
"Nopar
Advertising
Gimbel Brothers
20 /
17
*102
6%
'
Gen Realty ft Utilities
General Refractories
4Vt%
6%
j
Gillette Bafety Razor com
$5 conv preference
11% Jun
132
5y« Mar
No par
7
13
33% Jun
*
36%
Jan
9% Aug
116
64
Oct
18
76
104
Oct
15% Aug
Jan
17% Jan
14
50%
Jun
91
24
105 %
9% Mar
36%
44%
Georgla-Pae Plywood ft Lumb Co.l
53% Mar 25
Dec
15
•137
No par
No par
7
6
Oct
64%
33% Jan
3
28% Aug 18
21% Jan
7
Nov
103% Aug
Mar
12% Feb
17
24% May
122
4
13
July 19
4'%
23%
Nopar
General
67
12%
*21%
LOW AND HIGH ■ALE PRICES
4
102 % Jan
Dec
May
82% May
6%
18%
Sept. 3
9
23
200
;,:r'4%
106%
43
10%
29%
1100
27
26% Sep
22% Apr
100
500
<•
/
16% /
17%
2C
17
155
10 %
18%
_joo
Jnn
3
16%
4%
*106%
10%
155
*28%
STOCK
Railway Signal
6%
.%:•
17-72
12%
19%
106 %
10%
50
General Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp
18% Jun
90
72%
122
=
22% Jan
Jun
30
Dec
Mar 14
123
Gen
500
1,500
35%
23%
,
*21%
43
10%
71
100
Portland
Public
4
106%
♦102
'
155
No par
com
Gen Precision Equip Corp
Gen Public Service
Gen
♦34%.
16%
12%
A:
17
17
,
10%
*70%
Motors Corp com
Outdoor
106%
10%
100
preferred
$5 preferred
Preferred $3.75
General
Sep
20% Jun
May 19
General
29
6% May
30% Jun
76
♦102
6%
Far
Gen
Feb
98%
42%
'
16% Aug 16
22%
4% Mar
42"%
17 •,/:/
No par
f per share
125%
1,400
7%
*7
'
42%
EXCHANGE
Oct
119
19%
19%;
*10
,„
YORK
-Vr
6
16%
lti
16%
12%
*105%
155
preferred
NEW
19%
106%
g
General Instrument
Corp
General Mills common
Lewest C
7 z
35
*17-.
4%
16%
No par
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
•
35
23%
*4
*105%
g
common
2nd preferred
conv
12%
'"-*21%
1
No par
Co
General Electric Co
General Foods Corp com
$3.60 preferred
3% %
12%
3
Transportation
Genera* uigar Co Inc
5%
17%
100
preferred
7%
16%
17%
23%
19%
STOCKS
Year 1948
-
com
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp. com
4%
1st preferred
conv
*16%
v:
4
*22
1.66%
$4.25 pfd series A
i%
35%
5%
16%
1,500
5%
*4%
6
16%
7
1
18
12%
l
$4.50 preferred
$8
*17%
50
General American Investors
Baking
16%
6
16%
7
♦35
5%
5
6
7
35 %
2
com
preferred
Gaylord Container Corp
General
5%
16%
16%
.
'
Industries Inc
Amer
5
5%
*16%
No par
conv
General
vv,
6
16%
•35
No par
Corp (The)
Wood
4%%
♦6%
5
6
50
Gamewell Co
Garrett
♦4%
16%
g
com
preferred—
conv
*»«f« for Previous
Lowest
1
I 1
I20
com
preferred
*98
No par
25
No par
11%
*98%
100
100
17%
6
18%
5%
17%
53/4
*98
99
99
10%
V
V.
10%
10%
10%
*48%.
No par
„
xll
49%
*48%
49%
67%.
18%
68
.",18 %
'
100
♦98%
18
5%
*98
10%
X48
'
11
*98%
'
18%
.17%
5%
5%
*98
99
68%
683/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,000
5%
,
2,400
10%
47%
48%
68%
6,500
18%
99
10%
10%
68
100
483/4
1,600
67%
68
3,600
18 3/4
19
5,500
.
THE
(994)
COMMERCIAL
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 104*
t per share
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
f per
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 7
share
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 8
$ per share
Sept. (i
t per share
8 perthare
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 5
Sept. 3
Par
Monday, September 12/1949
HIGH
Monday
Saturday
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
AND
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
&
S per thare
Sale# for
the Week
Sept. 9
Shares
$ per share
H
31
Feb
35%
NOV
22%
Dec
35% Aug 25
20% Aug 19
Hackensack
Water
Halliburton
Oil
3
14% May 19
Hall
Printing Co
11% Jun
27
13
Mar 29
Hamilton Watch Co
72 % July 26
104 % Apr i
4
Xl4% May
79
Mar
89
81
Jan
\
Jan
Xl01%
Feb
107
21%
Feb
27% Jun
150% Jan
146% July
20 y8 Dec
4%
*34%
4
7
Jan
16% May
12%
25
Cementing—5
Jan
16% Jun
31
Sep
Dec
12
Oct
15%
<12%
Jun
18% Jun
142
149
6%
4
19
Hart
14
.
19%
19%
19'A
19%
13 "A
13%
13%
13%
14
700
*11%
12%
*11%
12'A
11%
11%
12
12
30J
*75
77
*75
77
*75
78
100
*105%
67% Mar 21
11% Jun
6% Jun 28
8% Mar 14
11%
5% Jun
9% Jan
7
1
9
Hecht Co
20%
\
23
5 y«
62
106%
%
203
5%
900
23
*22%
5 %
3,000
20%
148
*143
23%
5%
10
108
20%
148
*22%
5'/a
*106%
20 %
20
*143
23
*5
62
7%
78
106%
20%
148
23
5'A
*60%
*75
106%
*143
*22'A
10
5
20%
147
*143
100
Marx
*105%
106%
20%
com—No par
preferred
Schaffner &
2.50J
19% f
13'A
Hat
20
Jun
35
*34%
35
19'A
13%
Corp of America common—1
4%% preferred
—,—100
Hayes Industries Inc—
——1/
Hayes Mfg Dorp
2
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
5
8
Dec
*34%
19%
13%
No par
com
Refrac
35
*34%
35
19'A
5
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
(M A)
Harbison-Walk
Feb
5% Jan
3
4% Jan
Well
preferred
conv
Hanna
24% Jan
May 12
20% Jan
34% May
4%
6
107% Aug
4
23% Jan .13
20
(W F)
5'A
'
Dec
79
6%
Feb
6%
Feb
59
61
Jan
Jun
Jan
7
26% Jan
19% Feb
3
20%
Oct
27 %
20 % Jan
13
24% Aug
25% Aug
78
Jan
01
Jun
84
Jan
17
94% Sep " 8
29%
Dec
42
Jan
30
Jan
3
36% Aug 19
95%
Jan
103
May
98% Jan
14
22%
Nov
24%
Nov
23% Jan
t4
34%
Dec
35%
Oct
34% Jan
6
—
Mar
x20
13%
Dec
July
22% May
103
Dec
57%
Apr
Jun
128%
Feb
122% Feb
15
Oct
30% Apr
123% July
27% Jan
113% Jun
25%
114
Mar
'17
Nov
40
26% Mar
Helme
21% Jan
26
14
21% Jan
7
Motors
Heyden
3
84% Sep
1
3%%
preference
Hewitt-Robins
Dec
14%
12%
Dec
25% .Jan
21 %
Feb
20
9%
Dec
29% May
16% May
8% Jun
29
13
15%
Feb
30%
16% Jun
20
22% Jan
21
25
Dec
30
Oct
24 % Mar 10
27% Apr
1
Holly Sugar Corp_.
5% conv preferred
29%
Nov
42%
Feb
34% Jan
43% Sep
8
Homestake
24%
NOV
99
Dec
Chemical Corp
preferred
16
15
May
2
3
15
May
4
Hires
16
26
Aug 18
35% Jun
103
X24
Jun
94 %
Dec
18%
jun
29%
Dec
46%
Jan
27
29
Apr 29
100
Dec
II
3
99
Sep
30
34% Aug 10
35% Aug 18
Nov
34%
Jan
81
Oct
04%
Jun
86% Jan
6
38
Mar
49
Oct
42% Jun
20
38%
Jun
29% Feb
7
20%
Feb
14
6
n
23
Jun
12% Jun
14
47
Jun
31% Jun
28
8% Dec
4% Jun
7
8% Jun
29
33 % Jun
7
47% Jan
26
14% Jan
8% Aug 31
1% May 23
11% Jan
8%
Sep
Sep
14% May
34%
Jan
50
Nov
12%
Dec
22%
Jun
9
Dec
19
Apr
Dec
5
May
10%
2
12%
Sep
14%
Jun
Feb
10% Jun
8% Jan
5
Oil of Texas
Howard
Stores
• per share
$ per share
100
41
100
15%
16%
*15%
48%
48%
f.
48%
*128%
130%
34
123
122
15
*14
*14
.
V
17%
17%
34%
34%
122%
*14%
17%
17%
86
*83 %
9%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
24
23%
24
400
15
100
24%
24%
800
500
*14%
12%
*12 Vb
12%
12%
18%
18%
18%
'18%
19 VB
19 %
19%
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,300
1,000
42%
12'/«
12%
42%
43%
43 %
43%
43'A
43%
4,800
12%
12'A
18%
*26
42'A
*27%
28'A
27%
POO
28
27%
27'A
5
27%
27%
*107%
108%
_No par
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
94%
94
%
*94'A
No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,200
50
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 'A
33'A
600
No par
34»/»
34%
*34'/e
34%
34
34
34%
35%
*93%
94
93%
94
93%
93%
*93%
94%
140
No par
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
46
45%
46%
1.000
38
38%
38'/s
39
38%
39 %
38%
39'A
7,000
com
t
v
25
C—
108
*107
*33
10
95
1,000
100
1
—
—
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
15%
15%
5
35'A
35%
35%
35%
35 Vb
35%
35
35'A
1,000
7%
5,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
11%
11'A
11 VB
10%
37%
37%
37%
*37%
11%
11%
11%
12
8'A
8%
8%
8%
1%
1%
1%
1%
preferred
———
1
—
Refrigerator Co
.
No par
Saturday
Sept/3
EXCHANGE
Par
$ per share
HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
Sept. 5
f per share
13%
14
13%
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
200
107%
107%
108
*107
37%
NEW
2,000
13%
13%
15
24
24
9%
9%
14'A
14
*14%
2,300
17%
88
*83%
9% «'■: 9%
9%
220
15
17%
17%
i—
8C0
34
123%
*14%
15
86
200
2,600
131
123
11%
Corp
■
34
122'A
9%
24
!
48
*129
34%
*14'A
<
48%
130%
X4tf
15
17%
*83%
86
16'A
48%
*16
%
*128%
.
130%
122%
34%
33%
*121%
49
16
16
15%
-
100
Highest
t per share
29
*40
—No par
Corp„
Howe Sound Co-
Hussman
Jan
Lowest
*28%
41
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
29
'39%
*128'A
STOCKS
Year 1948
x29
12.50
com—
Houston
Hupp
30
29 %
5
preferred
non-cum
120
103
102%
102'A
40'A
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car
12.50
Hunt Foods Inc—
—6.66%
2% Jan
14
*101%
100
36
100
Household Finance
5%
*35
36'A
40%
10
pfd scr A
$4.25 preferred
Houdaille-Hershey com—
$2.25 conv preferred—
11% Mar
6
101%
25
93%
93%
*28%
DAY
30
Mining--
Range for Previous
Lowest
& Sons
;
39% Sep ' 8
15% Sep
9
46% Jan 20
*35
3,200
22%
22
*24'A
94%
29 '/a
5
2nd
3% (/o
94 %
40'A
9%
Co
Houston Light & Power
4
101%
101%
*83%
Co
95% Mar 14
Dec
3%
Furnace
$4.50
36%
5
13
—
Hooker Electrochemical Co.
1
25
36%
„100
E)
48% May
Jan
33
3
12% Mar 30
11
Feb
28% Ja
May
13
9 % Jun
.
13
Jan
109% Aug 17
1
(Charles
Hollander (A)
Aug 15
22
*24
*35
1
11% Juri
12% Jan
Jun
22
24 %
94%
1
A—
ser
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hinde & Dauch Paper
Holland
22'A
24'A
*93
2,^ J J
6
*28%
LABOR
5
9
Jun
*21%
94%
200
7%
*40'A
No par
Inc
28% May
86% Jun
Co
5%
24%
CLOSED
,
.—No par
Oct
July 12
5%
22
*100%
—
14% Jun
5%
•
Nov
10
CLOSED
10
78
8% May 20
EXCHANGE
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate com—1—No par
coriv
5%
5%
*35
25
17%
Jan
EXCHANGE
preferred—
S%
79% Jan
xl3% Aug 25
STOCK
Hercules Powder common.y—No par
$4
*7%
22
STOCK
common,.....;.
non-cum
Hercules
7%
sen
100
i
.
*7%
6
50
62
*61
62
7%
*24'A
,_25
Co common
62
*7%
6
—100
—,
preferred
(G W)
7%
35
Aug 19
123% Sep
9
1
14
(H J)
♦
-15
common
preferred
3.65%
9
17% Aug 22
49% Aug 19
128% Aug 31
1
Dec
Heinz
29% Aug 31
40% July 28
4
13 % Jan
41%
120%
Sep
3%%
7%
62
8 per share
8 per
1
600
*10'A
11%
37%
37%
1,200
12'A
11%
12
f
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,000
1%
1%
1%
1%
5,^00
13%
14
11
14
$ per
.
Friday
1, -o0
Sales
for
Shares
S per share
share
1Q
the Week
Sept. 9
Sept. 8
$ per share
*
14
13%
Thursday
Sept. 7
share
7%
37%
12
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 6
7%
I
30%
Apr
27% Mar
35%
31% Jun
7
8
Idaho
42% July
22% Feb
24
30% Jan
7
Illinois Central RR Co
62%
90
73
; • Jun
13
84
Jan
7
95
Jun
29
96
Jan
4
20
Jun
13
28% Jan
21
Feb
Jun
95
•
;
A
July
Sep
97% May
24%
Jan
37 % July
30
May
26% Aug
25% Jan
4
28
33% Aug 29
54% Aug 31
35*
t
*
RR
stock
conv
clfs
series
A—
34%
35 V8
4.6C0
26%
26%.
26%
26 %
27 %
26%
6,900
80
common_100
pfd ser A__100
Leased lines 4%—————100
non-cum
35
26%
20
Co
Power
6%
"
51% Jun
9%
35% Sep
80
79%
79%
80
80
*80
80%
300
*94
97
23
23
97
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97
*94
97
*23
24
*23 %
23%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
32
3) %
32%
*54%
Illinois Power Co common—No par *
4.70 % preferred
50
54 %
54%
54%"
54%
54%
54%
54%
12%
Jun
7% Jun
15
10% Jan
7
Illinois Terminal RR
5
*7%
8%
25%
Jun
21% Jan
4
27% Sep
1
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
26%
26%
15%
Jan
3
8% Jan
10
45 % Sep
6
Industria
Electrica
Industrial
Rayon
De
38%
Dec
56
Jun
33% Mar
4
58%
Nov
76%
Jun
55
Jun
7
*68
Aug 22
Ingersoll-Rand
Jun
155
Jan
11
J 65
Apr 25
Nov
30
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co—
150
Feb
34% Mar
15%
Feb
6%
Feb
13
Dec
86
Dec
160
47%
21% May
8% May
-
A
1%
Dec
125%
Feb
26%
Dec
x34%
15 % Jan
26
11
93 % Apr
174%
1
5% Nov
23%
71
Feb
Deo
Dec
9%
8
2% Jan
8
Intercontinental
29
V 13% Jan
7
Interlake Iron
5
l
3
5% Feb
24
1
24
jun
:
Jun
14
73% Jan
17
3 % Mar
5 %
May
3% Feb
26
34%
Oct
25% Jun
14
135
Jan
*42% Mar
86
5%
*
85
99
Dec
14
Dec
.52% Jan
39%
Nov
43
Mar
; 30
Mar
8%
Nov
v
139% July
64% Jun
Feb
Jifly
May
107%
135% July 7
41% Jun .13
94
-
45
Jan
41
Mar
8%
Nov
Jun
£22% Mar
29
NOV
137%
Jan
16%
39% May
145
Business
Int'l
Harvester
Machine
31% Jan
143
-
55% Aug 18
103
May
com
preferred
100
Mining
Corp
168%
26 %
I'l
*73
I
4%
27%
137
15
53%
_'No par
*100%
com
preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5% preferred
International SaltJ
•
45% Aug 19
57% Jan 13
34
i
3
Jah27
11% Apr
11% Apr
i
4
11
15% Aug
■
14
74
tr/.'.:
1
9
17
l
28%
_
International Paper Co
$4
23
i
5
Aug 10
<
29
Feb
1
u
32
Jan
21
148
Feb
2
136% Aug 12
International
Foreign
i
share
34%
34%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
Q%
14%
91%
9%
9%
300
14%
14%
l(prn
91%
91%
■■V: 1%
*!%
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*8
5
15%
No par
170
*167
-
90
1%
400
10%
2,200
170V2
900
26%
27%
14.200
179%
179%
169%
6%
1,000
29
29'A
4,800
74
73%
73%
4%
27%
*4%
27%
27%
136%
53 %
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103
7
29
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74
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>=
54
180
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29
7
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137
170
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4%
27%
27%
54%
100%
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100%
100
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8.400
28
130
137
137
137%
53%
i.
t
6%
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8,800
53%
200
103
*101
3,400
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4%
5>/s
5 %
5 Vb
46%
46%
47%
48%
48%
48%
52
52%
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52%
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52%
300
44%
v
.
44%
44 %
44%
44%
44%
700
46
1
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10
27%
45%
8
*1%
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180 %
4%
45%
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10
10
26%
44 %
33
*
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31 %
8
8%
46
.
46
,
33 £
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;
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20%
19%
19%
27%
27 %
27%
27
27
27
1
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142
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200
500
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33
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8%
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21
21
300
27%
•
15%
20%
15%
; *19%
8%
45%
46
33
8%
8%
;
8 Vb
15%
-
*31%
8%
50c
preferred
1%
179%
6%
44 %
common
91%
26%
28%
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25
"
7%
4%
Intertype Corp
91%
800
178%
v
28%
53%
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14%
26%
170
46%
common
15
1,500
178%
26%
4%
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170
46%
Dept Stores
Island Creek Coal
$6
34%
12%
178
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International Utilities Corp_„
<
34%
Oft
1%.
74
700
161
34%
,*90%;
100
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
Interstate
-
*157%
161
34%
91
—No par
Shoe—;
International Silver
*157%
*157%
1...
5
8
14
.
1%
DAY
17
July 28
Jan
CLOSED
LABOR
Feb
18% Feb
Jun
CLOSED
Int'l NickeTof Canada com__No par
Preferred
100
Aug 25
7% Feb
14
24
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
66 %
161
2/;00
44%
66%
14%
*90 %
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
International
44%
67
n.%
14%
EXCHANGE
100
Feb
30% Aug
8
7% Jun 13
24
STOCK
EXCHANGE
No par
61
,< 7% Jun
14 ■ j
t.
8
,
„
-
.1
*'
Feb
7
STOCK
No par
common
preferred
71
5
■
7%
6
' Jan
i:
Jun
26% May
35% Jun
Int'l
20
Jun
38% Jun
65% July
35
5% Aug 19
.
4% Aug 23
46% Sep.
50
16%
7
.
81% Mar 11
>
5
Jan
'
17% Mar
Jan
Jun
64
Aug 10
28% Jan
180% Sep
8
7% Aug 16
29% Sep
9
45
67
No par
'
22% Jun
164% Jan
jun
93
180
No par
i
600
8
44%
12%
Rubber
6( 0
2,800
45
161
*■»
1
100
400
26%
67
12%
20
preferred
Jun
24% Mar
.
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*7%
7%
,
45
34%
5
..T%
5.2^0
7%
7%
26%
67
*34%
—
8%
8
27
45%
*157%
common
26%
250
«7
44%
No par
;
Jun
38%
4%
Corp
*145% Jan
Jun
156
Interchemical
*7%
26%
*8%
i—100
-—
8
8
26%
8
8
1"
_——
Inspiration Consol Copper
ftisurapshares Ctfs Inc
20
9% Aug 23
Mex, S A—
commons—No par
9% Jun
Jun
Oct
8
3
30
16% May
160
18% Jan
•
Jan
3% May
Feb
14
8
12% Apr
86% Jan
23 % May
103
Jan
.'11%
41% Jan
May 31
11% Jun
8
•
26%
23%
Feb
Jun
35
35%
*94
20% Nov
7% Nov
4
24%
•
*22%
1000
Co_
35%
27%
27%
27 %<
400
27'%
27
27%
700
•
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27%
•;
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••
142
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142
*138
142
*
'
4%
"
Deo
10
Dec
23%
Jun
11% Jun. 14
,79%
Dec
92%
Jan
81
39%
Feb
48
May
44
18
May
2% Jun
t
13
8% Jan • a
18% Jan .24
:
>
Jan
3
;
92
Aug 31
Jan
24
>
56
July 20
'103% Sep
89%
Oct
99
May
95% Jan
17
33%
Sep
42% Jun
30% Jun
6
100%
Feb
40% Sep
Jun
6
'110% Sep
29% Jun
30
-20%
>
113%
Jun
101
Feb
35
Oct
99
Dec
106
May
102
Feb•15
145
Jan
43% Sep
105% Sep
158
Jun
155
May 23
160
Oct
21
29% Mar
39%
Jun
;
14
.83%
Feb
93%
Apr
73
Jun
28
30%
Nov
43%
Jun
31
Sep
8
8% Jun
30
>
,
8
7
.
8
9
7
86
Jan
3
40% Mar 16
(F L)
Co
l
3% %
13%
pfd__100
*90%
No par
preferred
—100
Johns Manville Corp com
No par
3%% preferred
100
Johnson Si- Johnson common
12%
4% 2nd preferred series A
100
Joliet & Chicago RR stamped
100
Jones Si Laughlin Steel com—No par
.
5%
Joy
preferred series A
Manufacturing
Co
100
1
3%
3% ■■h 3%
No par
Jersey .Cent Pwr & Lt A%
Jewel Tea Co Inc com
9
Apr 26
33% Jan
Jacobs
Jaeger Machine Co
13'A
.
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3%
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3%
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91
91
91
55%
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40'A
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40%
1
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*
56
250
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100
14%
90%
91
90%
54 %
56
80
500
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110
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110%
500
43%
43%
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170
23%
24%
v
300
130
170
24%
4,400
■
79%
79%
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31%
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110 %
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31%
31%
80
r; 79%
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•
31
80
79%
79%
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31%
31%
31%
3,400
1,100
K
11%
Dec
X89
I
Nov
21
May
8
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
Kansas
98
May
08%
Dec
23%
Feb
48%
Oct
48% Mar
60%
Jun
101%
Dec
94% Jan
100% Feb
x34% Feb
52
Jan
12
11
24
3
Sep ' 7
17% Jan
7
May
26 %
July
17% Jun
23
22% July
xl3% Jun
13
58
8
18
Feb
page
105% Aug 30
43% Apr 12
21% Jan
Dec
Dec
see
Aug 22
16% Aug 18
14% Jan ' 7
13%
footnote*
102
14% July 25
10% Jun
1
20%
15%
For
12% Jan
2«
3.80%
4%
10
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10%
10 %
10'A
10'A
100
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101%
*100 %
101 %
*100%
101%
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101%
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*104'A
105 %
*104 %
>
City Power & Lt Co—
preferred
cum
preferred
100
105%
105 %
*104%
105 %
40
par
38%
39
39%
40
40 %
40%
39%
40%
2,700
100
56%
56%
58
58
58
53
57 %
57'A
400
Light Co com_8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co__.
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A_1
15%
38.400
11%
11%
*19%
20%
*19%
20%
15%
15%
15%
Kansas
4%
City Southern com—No
non-cum
Kansas Power
Class
B
preferred
&
1
15%
12
15%
12
xl5V«
15%
16
15 VB
11%I
*20
16
15%
15%
11%
*11%
12
20%
*20
20%
16
16
16
400
1,000
Volume 170
Number 4837
THE
COMMERCIAL
Rang e for Previou
S per share
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
f per share
$ per share
Oct
40
Jun
6
56% Jan
40 %
Nov
51
Apr
39
Jun
20-
46% Jan
7
16%
24
92
Oct
11%
Feb
63
Mar
Oct
11% Feb
May
17% Jun
104% July
14%
22% Sep
15
Jun
14
10% Jun
14
90
Jun
75
Jan
62
29% Dec
37%
Oct
95% July
90% Aug 11
X35% Feb 16
Nov
32
Feb
39%
Jun
Mar 18
45%
Feb
58% July v
48% Feb
40%
Nov
49
43
4%
Feb
4%
Oct
6% May
Dec
12
24
Mar
9% Mar
42
98
42 7%
5
4%
Aug 17
Mar
37
Jan
4
Dec
26% May
16% Jun
29
90
Dec
99
90% Jan 20
10
Feb
13% May
6% Jun
Laclede
11%
14
7
21
'
46
Jan
Lane
26
May 18
6
May 24
11% Jan 10
42
Sep
Jun
3% Jun
3% Aug
4
4% Aug 23
4% July
1% Jun
3
3
19% Mar
Feb
56
May
5% Jan
13
4% Jun
15
x41% Jun
15
8%
Dec
12
16%
Feb
26%
Jun
20% Feb
Dec
56 %
Jun
44% Jan
8
Nov
12
Apr
6% Jun
14
38%
Jan
34% Jun
14
37% July 27
91
Jan
72% Apr
13
88% Jan
Feb
14
33
Nov
8%
Nov
174% Mar
170
47
May
13% Jun
55 % Mar
23% Jan
=
Stores
13
Lima-Hamilton
Link Belt Co
io;
24% Sep
7
Lion
17
Jan
7
Jan
27
Jan
24%
Jun
16 % Feb
22
% Apr
18% Aug
5
14%
Dec
20% May
57%
Feb
68%
xl8
Nov
30% July
15% Jun
23
Jan
20
18
Feb
21%
19% Jan
23% Aug
8
Jun
14% Jan
x60
Sep
138
Nov
158
Jun
23
Nov
25
Nov
May
Jun
153
Jan
Lone
1
14
99
13
21 % Mar 30
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
4 % % pfd series A
Lukens Steel Co,
.
Sep
9
Gas & Elec Co
Lousville
&
(Ky) No
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
f per share
NEW
Highest
t per share
$ per
YORK
700
100
3,800
100
300
15
x29
14%
143/4
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70%
20
29%
,
70
29%
29
29%
8,600
70
*143/4
70
29%
30%
4,100
93%
58%
54%
■
94
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94',
94%
110
41%
41
41%
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58%
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94
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54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
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7%
7%
7%
7%
3%
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33%
*35/8
3%
35%
3%
600
21%
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215%
21%
215/8
22
22
1,200
11
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11
11
11
10%
10%
7%
7%
300
45
45
45
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30
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23
23
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500
41
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100
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200
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800
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49
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10
10
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23
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23%
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53%
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20
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41
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43%
49
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16 3/8
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41%
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41%
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18 3A
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41
41
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73
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-
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2,600
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17
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400
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
500
23%
■
233%
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23%
233%
23%
3,500
167%
167%
70
170
*167
168
165%
30%
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30%
30%
30%
30%
1,000
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32%
3 2 5%
325%
32%
32%
325%
33
1
24
24%
24%
24%
24 5/8
24%
245%
245%
1,300
1,900
100
*97
98%
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98%
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98'%
98'%
99
210
*17 %
173/4
*17%
173/4
175/8
173/4
175%
175%
300
30 %
50
com
10
STOCKS
Year 1948
143/4
*69 %
cl%
par
Nashville
Range for Previous
i per share
■;
V
......
Jan
15
Lowest
■
Star Cement Corp
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A„No par
Lorillard (P)
Co common
10
7 % preferred i
.100
Jun
98% July
Jan
31% May 31
95
7
xl4%
*4%
No par
No par
Louisville
207/a Jun
24%
Sep
Inc——
25% Aug 18
50
35% May
Dec
168
Loew's
30% Aug 29
41% Jan 11
Dec
Feb
Nov
:
—No par
No par
14
37
17
69% Aug 31
23 7% Jan
20
91
5
15
"73/4
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3%%
conv
preferred
100
Lockheed Aircra,ft Corp^.—.—........I
Co.-v-i.-
*100'
70
5
66% Jan
13%
101
*18%
No par
Corp
14
78
*100
*94
100
14
65% Jun
1003/4
22%
5
17
Jun
X100
*39%
25
Jun
85
101%
_*__7
com
13% Jun
Dec
22
9%
52% Jun
68 %
22
23%
preferred
Oil
22 %
-
DAY
No par
19
Dec
x22
5
T
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
7
22%
—No par
Corp
8
41
7%
22
*443/4
LABOR
1
Liboey Owens Ford Glass
Libby
McNeill
&
Libby
Life
Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
9
22%
7%
preferred—No par
pfd
No par
Sep
12%
*4
(The)
Apr
10% Jan
15
33
70% May
15%
Jun
x6% Jun
184
22
Corp
*12%
*35/8
2nd
Lerner
9
8% Mar 30
10 %
Oct
1st
non-cum
12%
46
11
1
Lehn & Fink Products
18
54% Sep
31% Mar
157
non-cum
50c
24% Aug
82
Mar
$3
*123/8
101%
$ per share
21%
CLOSED
issued
com
Lehman
12%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
3~
com
when
com
11% May 16
4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
Co
50% Aug 23
8% Feb 21
May
& Sons
Lehigh Valley Coal
12
8% Jan
(James)
12%
54%
50
.j,
12%
Shares
43%
58%
_1
Tire
Additional
8
24% Jan
25
43%
7
Jan
&
81421/4
41%
No par
——
45%
42%
93%
3.8p% cumulative preferred-—100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co^
10
Lehigh
Portland
Cement
25
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
1
8%
Rubber
Lees
98
13
4
No par
common
Lee
Mar 21
Jan
Jan
Bryant
43
33% Jun 13
Co
pfd—75 Pesos Mex
(The)
4% % preferred
Lane-Wells
Co
22% Jan
3
Jun
Light
46%
42%
29%
—No par
26% Jan 19
1%
5%
10
10
6%
453/4
423/a
*14%
No par
Co
46 %
42'
*69%
100
.
Co,
Gas
Consolid
Lambert
6
4% Mar
41%
common
45 %
42%
'100
No par
& Co
(S H)
La
Jan
22% May
14
15
Inc
Kresge (S S)
6
4
Jan
26% July
10% May
Co
45%
21%
1
common
preferred
7% Aug 17
10
19% Jun
Dec
Koppers
26
Kress
43
39
Co
tlio Week
Sept. 9
*12%
100
Kroger Co (The)
53% May
Jun
R)
2
29% May
47
May
30% Mar
Jan
•
<G
galea for
Friday
Sept. 8
S per share
8 per share
42
No par
com
Thursday
Sept. 7
f per share
No par
$5 prior preferred
8
Oct
21%
Kinney
71Aug 16
31% Jan / 7
t per share
PRICK ■
Wednesday
45%
>
5.
—.
2nd Dreferred
conv
59 % Aug
25% Aug
35
4%
X55% Aug
3 % Jun
9% Jun
Kimberly-Clark Corp
3
17% Jan"
14 % May
7
# per share
HIGH ■ALE
Sept. 6
-
19
(995)
Tuesday
Sept. 5
No par
Co
Wire Co
&
14
Jan
4% Jan
Apr
Dec
17
Keystone Steel
101 =
Aug 31
xl4% Sep • 7
25% Jun 20
89
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
13% Jan <"7
25
Par
Monday
Sept. 3
:
'
12
Feb
Saturday
v
$ per share
60%
Dec
CHRONICLE
LOW AND
STOCK
"
Feb
19
YORK
EXCHANGE
42 %
12%
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
,
&
AND HIGH BALE
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
share
Par
Monday
Tuesday
Sept. 3
EXCHANGE
Sept. 5
Sept. «
f per share
< per share
f per share
PRICEB
Wednesday
Bale* for
Friday
Thursday
Sept. i)
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
I per share
1 per share
S per
the Week
share
Share»
12%
100
M,
9% Jun
x35%
Dec
40
129"
Oct
142
Feb
13%
Dec
30% Mar
94%
Dec
10
Nov
xl6%
9%
490
Feb
Feb
Dec
6%
Nov
27%
30
131
Apr
Sep
10
14
27% Jun
95% Jan
10% Jun
6%
10
Mack
100 % Apr
iJun
24
Jun
13
24
M
MacAndrewS
26
Apr
15% Jan
6
23
5
6% Feb
138
6
6
10
Magma
19% Jan
500
3
Jan
12
8% Aug 25
Mandel
26
Jan
15% Jun
14
18
14%
Jun
6% Feb
10
10% Apr
29
18%
Mar
25 % May
17% Jun
13
x22% Aug
8
6% Jan
13
%
Dec
May
8
Feb
22%
Dec
92%
Dec
103%
9% Nov
17%
Sep
29% May
Jun
16% Mar 18
19% Apr 29
95% Jan
5
8
Mar
7
May 14
17% Jan
20
24% Aug
8
103% Feb
14
Shirt
Manhattan
Maracaibo
Oil
Marathon
Marshall Field
Co
&
Apr
7% Jun
14
Jan
10% Feb
11
12
Apr
13% Jan
7
13
57% Jan
7
Masonite
18
Dec
27% May
11% Jun
13
19% Jan
7
Master
27%
Feb
45
Oct
42
2
Nov
176
Feb
Jan
170
Feb
15
179
Aug 16
47%
Apr
38
Jun
1
46
Aug 12
84% Mar
93
Jun
89
Jan
4
97
Aug 25
84
Feb
93
Jun
89
Jan
11
97
Aug
77% Aug
8% Dec
85
Jan
80
Feb
23
85%- Aug 16
7% Jun
27
10
33
Dec
Apr
rt:
Jan
110
May 25
Jan
S3
Jan
19% Mar 22
25
36 % May
Dec
Feb
88
Jan
101%
29
Nov
42%
41%
31
10
9
Jan
29% Jun
14
39% Aug 23
24
34
McGraw-Hill
Apr
21
Mclntyre
McKesson & Robbins Inc
87
Jan
98%
Jun
92% May
3
100
18% Feb
15% Dec
24%
Jun
19% Feb
24%
Jan
16
17% Mar 11
McQuay
17% Jan
Mead
90
Sep
2
34
Jan
12
20%
Dec
25
% Dec
13
15
Jun
20%. Jan
3
24% Aug
16
7% Jun
14
1-3% Jan
8
34% Jun
30
49
12% Jun
14
15% July 25
Dec
19% May
62 % May
12%
Jan
18%
8%
Nov
50% May
47
12% July 14
Jun
■Jan
22
5%
(1st
(The)
1st
conv
DAY
8%
8%
8%
8 %
8
8
8%
160
231/4
1,500
102
190
8
1,300
500
*12%"
123/4
*12%
123%
12%
12%
400
5
No par
40%
176
44%
443/8
96
96
41
41
179
*176
40 3/4
*176
45%
44 %
*96
96%
.
44%
*96
41
41%
10
443/4
2,000
97
*96%
97%
20
'95%
*96
r96%
*96
96 5%
96%
87 %
*86
87%
*85%
87%
9%
9%
93%
9%
38%
*37
114
9%
9%
38%
*37
114
*113
*9%
37%
*113
21%
37
21%
22
21%
215/8
33%
3334
34
34
34%
34%
98
96%
965%
*96%
par
8
18
No par
10
Co
50
series)
97%
*96%
38%
*37%
38%.
38%
38%
38
*29%
31
29%
29 3%
*29
Co
'/
V
600
34'%
1,600
98
120
38
300
100
30%
31
55
55
55%
55
56
55%
55%
1,200
36%
37
37%
37%
37%
37
37
2,100
98%
*98
36%
98
21%
21 %
21%
21%
14%
13%
13%
*13%
98%
21%
*13%
14%
98%
99
400
98%
21%
98
*21
21'A
*14
700
100
14%
;
800
12%
*12%
123A
*89
95
*89
95
*89
95
*89
95
*31
33%
*31%'
33%
*31%
33%
31
31
100
22%
23
23
23
1,800
9
900
12%
13
123/4
123/8
22%
22%
*8%
9%
39%
39%
15
23
9
9
40
*39
*14%
12%
23
9
3%
Inc—
217%
%
1
preferred—68
Stores
200
—-
*29%
*54
1
common—
800
114
213/4
97
—
37
*113
37%
114
33%
*373/4
100
96 5%
*85
9 %
*113
5,700
179%
44%
*21%
com
41%
*176'%
45
87%
95%
*85
300
179
—1
Melville Shoe Corp
Mercantile
23'%
101%
12%
—1
Mfg
pfd
Co
23%
101%
12%
Corp common
„—No par
pfd (1st series)
100
Mengel
23%
101%
48%
Co
Norris
2nd
22%
1013/4
12%
4%%
4%
22%
*101%
8,800
48%
.—
McLellan-Stores
70 % May 25
11
preferred
22% Mar 30
28% Jun
223/a
900
8
17'%
48%
Porcupine
11
Jun
73/4
*163/4
*12%
Publishing,—No
Mines
57% Aug 19
May
8
17
2,100
12%
1
38
23 %
7%
17
83%
21
48%
—100
3
96%
16%
21
21
12%
preferred
conv
4
46% May
8
7%
16%
21
No par
30% Jan
Dec
17'%
8%
48%
Stores Corp com
41% Jan
Dec
*16%
■;
12%
Corp
52% May
15
100
48%
No par
35% May
80% Mar
8'%
12 %
No par
Dec
31%
8%
1013/4
40
Dec
Jun
8%
*101%
176
29%
xl3
*8%
22%
LABOR
Corp—No par
41
$4
8%
48 %
McGraw Electric Co
24
Aug 25
July 20
*8%
12 78
common,—
Jan
Aug 12
163/4
30
8,200
483/4
—
34% Sep
4
8
7%
16%
5,100
8%
*lii?B
—
98
Feb
CLOSED
85%
490
8%
20 3/i
1947 series—No par
90
Jan
*460
8%
203/4
100
30% Mar 23
.;
8%
8 5%
475
8%
203/4
common
Jun
May
y
8%
20%
preferred
No par
1st cum preference—No par
McCrory
3%%
8%
475
8%
.—.I
pfdi
cum
McCall
700
No par
$3.75 cum pfd
$6
1.300
8%
1
Co
Chemical
Co
472
100
87%
113%
17%
preferred
Maytag
8%
73/4
472
98%
8%
8%
—_—No par
Corp
Electric
$3.40
Mar 31
112
25
Aug 25
1%
98%
*11%
*16'%
EXCHANGE
1,900
9%
83A
CLOSED
32%
113/4
99
17%
EXCHANGE
5,700
*83%
*98
8%
STOCK
10
113%
*11'%
*16%
Co__
L)
May Dept Stores
$3.75 preferred
38% Aug 24
5
21
23% Mar
30
Jan
43%
112
9
(Glenn
Mathieson
<
9%
11
8%
STOCK
100
11%
32%
32%
8 3/4
17%
No par
com
Martin-Parry Corp
39% Jun
35% Mar
99
*8 3/4
31%
8%
100
19%
Martin
31%
*8%
preferred
69% July
12
9
•'*
-34
137
'
*16 %
6.25
Marine Midland Corp
5
Market St Ry 6%
prior pfd—100
22%
-
475
*134
113%
5
Corp
4%%
7%
7%
*83/4
11%
1
—.—*
Exploration
Feb
110
*465
*333%
33%
137
No par
Dec
12% May
11
1
11%
34% July 12
11%
Co
47%
X165
11
1
50
Bros
Dec
6
99
9%
*98
"83/4-
RR
Sugar
Feb
15
31%
*97%
*12
12%
33%
*134
11%
31%
(The)
Co
Co
Coal
Manati
5%
Mar 25
Magnavox
Mahoning
% Aug 30
9
15%
7
31%
—10
Copper
*12
34
137
11 %
Madison
Jan
12
12
*33%
*134
11%
11%
4%%
22
134- '
134
(R H) Co Inc com—-No par
pfd series A_—
—100
Square Garden
No par
Macy
Jan
3^
b33 %
5
Inc
12%
*12
—100
preferred
13
13%
Jun
B
Forbes com......l0
&
Trucks
20
Dec
7
Working Co—
& M Wood
9
3
33% Jan
430
"
14% Mar
36% Jan
22
8% July 27
15% Apr
24% May
21
Dec
10%
Jan
9% Jun
Jun
39% May
103% Jun
525
6
31% Apr
Jan
*39
14%
143/4
143%
83%
9%
41
^*39
14%
14%
20
41
143/4
600
8%
100
33%
2,100
'
7% Mar 21
27
85% NOV
95% Jun
Apr 28
90
Jan
8% Jan
34% Aug
17%
Feb
27%
Jun
35%
Dec
44%
Jun
92
Nov
101% Nov
104% May
3
97
105% May 25
113
18
July 27
30% Jun 20
97% Jan
20
8
Aug 19
$3.50
$4
9
20
26
Mesta
3
102
Mar 14
106% Jan
3
110% Feb
8% Jun
14
'143/4 Jan
38%
Feb
69% May
37% Jun
14
47% Jan
14% Jun
6
18% Jun
14
17% Sep
■24% Sep
140
Dec
16
9% Mar
Jun
14
:
July
56%
42%
Nov
87
Nov
98
54% Mar
78
98%
Oct
10% Mar
May
Apr
124% July 14
10% Aug
2
7% Jun 15
43% Feb
Mar
10
139% Mar
24
8%
Prod
55% Aug 18
May
Sep
1
Jan
4
1
10 % Jun
13
107% Sep
143/4 Jan
Feb
15
15
80
16
19% July 11
25
P
SS
&
Minn-Honeywell
3.20%
Minn
$4
conv
Min
&
Regul
pfd
Mfg common
preferred
98
111%
*18%
18%
18%
13%
36%
36%
35%
36%
*100%
101%
*108
110%
102
110%
*101
*108
11%
11%
11 %
11%
44
43%
17
24
24%
44
;
xl6%
5
No par
com
34%
*96
*111
163/4
No par
series A
111%
433%
100
Marie
98
111%
3 8 %
33%
10
new
1st
8%
34
*7%
No par
;
Inc
com
Minn St
Aug 30
Steel
12
83
24.
9
Petroleum
Utilities
25
Jan
98
page
10O
12% Jan
7
«ee
pfd, 100
12
16% Jun
footnote*
South
3.90%
series—
preferred
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
_
67% Jun
"or
8
Edison
preferred
Copper
Midland
10
18% July
4.35%
Middle
87
104
Metropolitan
Co
Mra-Continent
66% Jun
Jun
Machine
Miami
May
105%
*96
2nd
38% Jan
Dec
Nov
34
No par
preferred
conv
*7%
50c
23% Jan
19% May
11
Transp Co—No par
preferred
_Nopar
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—No par
Feb
128
8c Mln
Merck & Co Inc common
Aug
13
106%
Merch
129%
11
11
8%
3
53%
100
*95%
No par
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common,,,1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
83
129%
•
107
11%
9
53%
97
23%
11
11%
*73
74
*18%
19%
23%
129%
128
;
11%
X33%
*95%
*110
*18%
36
*8%
8
34
98
111%
.*
33%
*95%
*110
97%
_50
111
18%
*18%
19
100
36
*355/8
36
800
101
101%
*108
110%
101%
*108
101%
r
60
110%
11%
11%
11%
11%
43%
43%
800
43%
43%
3,400
17
17
17%
"18,200
*23%
23%
23
23
127%
1273/4
128
128
140
11%
11
11
1,100
16%
*11
8%
8%
8%
600
1,300
8%
9
533/4
54
54%
54
54%
*95%
97
*95
97
95
95
100
83
83
83
82%
83
1,800
♦106%
107
20
83
107
17
,,
8
*106%
11%
73
*18%
54%
8%
1,500
*106%
107%
12
11%
12%
11%
12
4,400
73
72
72%
73
73
370
19%
19%
19%
19%
100
107%
*18%
THE
(996)
COMMERCIAL
Range glnee Jaa. 1
Year 1948
I
42%
73%
YORK
:
*
Jun
38% Jun
54% Jan
6
7% Jun
Feb
13
9% Sep
7
Mission
3% Jun
13
6
7
Mo-Kan-Texas
13%
Feb
34
July
x33%
Dec
44
Jan
Feb
15 %
Jun
Dec
29% July
61% May
14
15% Jun
14
9
22%
45% Not
Jun
46%
2,200
974
97a
974
4,300
37a
3%
37a
18%
18%
18%
1874
18
4%
4%
4
Mojud
103% Jun
Oct
Not
27
Jan
16% Jun
29
11% Jan
21%
Deo
20% Jan
29% May
13
$4
Inc..*
Cneralcal
conv
7
Morrell
(John)
Jun
6
20% Jan 20
Motorola
6
25% Jan
Motor
7
19% Mar 80
Motor
Dec
28
May
15%
Dec
24
Jun
11% Jun
1
17% Jan
8
Mueller
13%
Not
16%
Oct
x9% Jun
13
14% Jan
7
Co
14%
Oct
10
Dec
33% Feb
107% Jan
12%
45
11
Jan
46
38% Feb
May
Jun
109
17
Jan
10
17
112% Mar 17
May 17
13% Jan
14
Jun
7
6
34
Dec
43
Jun
30% Mar 22
37% July 12
50
Deo
55%
Jan
41
81
July
1
,
Jan
Wheel
4%
8
(F E)
277a
117a
23%
Co
1,900
'"'L
3,900
3,700
4
27%
277a
GOO
117a
11%
1.50J
117a
*23
18
4
l/:.-23:7v/23:7:/
54
53
111
*108
110
*108
110
*108
No par
S
*110
111%
*110
111%
*110
111%
*110
100
111
111%
53%
53%
527a
537a
52%
5274
2,100
12%
13%
1274
127s
127a
No par
127a
127a
127a
2,300
52%
52%
527a
527s
52%
53
i
52
52%
11%
II
8,500
11%
11%
11
Co.
11%
11%
11%
No par
s
*17%
1,500
18
18
18
18
10
*17%
18%
200
18%
187s
19
197s
19%
197a
19%
19%
4,600
21
21
207a
207a
207a
8
20%
*2078
21%
19%
1,000
iHi/3
1
Corp
19%
19%
19 %
13%
13%
13%
1374
13%
13%
1
*13%,
137a
800
10%
10%
107a
107a
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,200
*9%
10
•9%
10
*9%
10
*9 %
10
No par
Co
ft
STOCK
1
100
10
preferred
Myers
•
*108
Corp
Brass
1774
4
No par
Mfg Corp
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co. (O C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
Aug 31
9% May 31
112
8ep
14
18%
*27%
117a
237a
Mullins
15% Jun
27%
1174
*227»
Inc
Products
27%
1178
23%
Lines
&
27%
11%
Utilities
Moore-McCormack
27
%
*22%
Montgomery Ward & Co
6
4
...lJW
pfd series A
pfd series B
Montana-Dakota
4
'■
No par
com
5
Tool
conv
16% Jun
14
com
Co
Machine
Apr
13% Sep
2
59% Mar 29
RR
Hosiery
10%
13% Apr
23
Jan
46%
974
3%
$3.25
3
47%
97s
3%
Monsanco
10% Jan
467a
Shares
974
Aug 17
Dec
19
8
111% Jan
4 6 5/a
far
the Week
$ per share
3 5/8
Aug 16
13
45%
46%
Salea
Sept. 9
S per sh are
9%
Monarch
'Jan
45 %
Friday
Sept. 8
I per snare
3%
56
10
10
Thursday
Sept. 1
f per snare
9%
112
47% Jun
9 per share
Wednesday
3%
45% Jan
65
< per share
pucks
Sept. 6
5
101% Jun
Dec
Tuesday
Sept. ft
No par
24% May 16
21% Jan
May
17% May
20
Corp
Development Co
May
122
47% Mar
10
20
11% Jan
13
Jan
HIGH 1ai.k
AND
Monday
Sept. 3
'• Far
Monday, September 12, 1949
7%
preferred series A
10O
Missouri Pacific RR 5% con pfd_10O
Mohawk Carpet Mills.™
20
5% Aug 16
35
6
9
Mission
112%
99% Dec
105% Mar
9%
Jun
Jan
25% Mar 30
3% Aug 16
25
V Saturday
'Jpp.P/
9% July
Feb
4
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
KXCHANG1
9 per share
6 per share
ahare
per
NEW
Highest
Lswsst
Hlgheat
f per share
FINANCIAL
8TOCK8
|M|« far Previa as
Laweat
&
EXCHANGE
-
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
CLOSED
19%
19%
500
45%
45%
110%
11074
11074
11074
111%
*110
111%
50
1?74
12%
125/a
127a
xl2%
127a
12
12%
2,600
37
371/4
37%
37%
*3674
38
*37
38
300
47
*46
48%
100
137a
5,800
~
50
<fc Bros
STOCK
*19%
LABOR
No par
DAY
*45
45
457a
*45%
47
45%
*110
47
47
45%
45%
45%
800
N
14% Mar
21%
Jun
10% Jun
14
18% Jan
20
Feb
82%
Sep
22
Jun
13
28
Jan
21
18
Deo
29
Jan
17% Jun
14
23% Apr
11
Jan
3
9% Apr
4
National
4
National Automotive
4
National Aviation Corp
National Battery Co
4%
6ep
8%
Feb
9%
10% May
13% July
9% Jun
13
17% Mar
10% Jun
13
12% Aug
13% Apr
48
28
14
41
Nov
29
Mar
28%
Feb
162% Oct
5% Nov
32%
Oct
175%
Jun
4% Jun
30% Jun
6
5% Jun
13
Jan
Container
Cylinder
27% Feb
10
National
Dairy
13% Feb
14
34% Aug 12
17% Aug 18
National
Department Stores
Deo
14 %
17% Jun
20%
Jun
85
Oct
Jan
88
162
Oct
177
Nov
25% Apr
169% Jan
Apr
jun
Jun
5%
Dec
147%
7%
15%
Feb
24%
16% Jan
14
135
Feb
180
4
Jan
15
149
4
Jun
1
Jan
x% Jun
15
19% not
81% Mar
25
May
19% Jan
21
73% Jun
13
114%
Oct
25% Jan
ii Jan
Jan
10
91% Jan
7
22
Natl
Power
National
15% Feb
11
19% May 16
80% Not
94
Jan
x80 % Jun
15
86
21*
21% Jan
4
9% Jun
13
9% Jan
3
13% Mar 30
Nehi
May
12% Jun
10
14 % Mar 17
Neisner
Xl01% Jan
Nov
9%
Nov
9
Nov
80% May
15% May
12% Jan
19% Jan
Nov
19
10 %
Dec
12%
100
Feb
104
Jan
*27% Mar
35
9% Jun
May
87
f
Feb
98%
29
Jan
24
30% Aug 10
Natl
20
11% Apr
Mar 28
35
101
3
4
Sep
Lowest
8
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
6
Nov
per
Lowest
rhare
12%
J»n
90% Mar
09
38
64
12%
70
Feb
Dec
Nov
20 %
Feb
81
Nov
12% Dec
39
Feb
121
Feb
11% Mar
20
Apr
30
72% Jan
35
92
6% Mar
Nov
14% Feb
9% Jun
■"!
July
July
23% Apr
144
27
86
24% Jun
56
Dec
55
Feb
25
Aug
14% Mar
Jan
YORK
14
59
10
250
13
14
Mar
9
98 %
Sep
19% Apr
21
94
Jan
10
14
Jan
3
21% Jun
28
Mar 24
48% Sep
59% Jan
10
28% Jan
„
$5
N
Y
non-cum
&
preferred
Harlem RR
3%
28
10% May 13
84
Apr 29
107% Feb 15
94 % Aug 11
109% Mar 22
Nov
27% May
13% Jun
14
Jan
11% July 22
19% July 25
40%
32
15
36
1% May 21
11% Mar 2
13
Dec
10% Mar
7% May
14%
Jun
4% Jan
Aug
Co
Light 3.90%
4;
11
3
pfd—100
Common
13.75
25
preferred
Nooxiu-SpurKs
Noma
Nopco
4
Ry com
preferred
American
North
1
Co
Western
Adjustment
North
2JO
Corp
Chemical
Norfolk &
lost
.
Industries
Electric
28
28
Co
American
10
Aviation
Pacific
Jan
No par
50
N Y New Haven & Hart RR Co.lOO
Preferred 5% series A
100
Natural
Jun
*1074
103/4
*10%
103/4
107a
11
11
11
107a
107a
103/4
103/4
1074
*1078
1074
10%
107a
*1072
103/4
100
*13 74
13»/2
13 3/8
131/2
13%
13%
1374
13 %
900
*10272
1041%
*102'/2
1041/2
*10272
104'/a
*102 72
104 72
33%
33'/2
*34
3434
35
1001/2
*99
*99
4001/2
*99
Monday
Sept. 5
Tuesday
Sept. 6
f per share
tper share
f per share
97a
Wednesday
Sept. 7
t
Central
Ry
1
Co
Gas
80
Co
10
Ry
100
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
'
Common
-
No par
$3.60
preferred
preferred
Northwest Airlines Inc
No par
No par
$4.80
4.6%
common
preferred
28
Northwestern Telegraph
JNorwalk Tire & Rubber
Norwich
10
Pharmacol
50
No par
Co
2.50
974
per
974
97
51%
11
No par
common
Northern
Apr
103/4
*103/8
35
35
34%
1001/2
2,000
100%
1,100
100»/2
60
Thursday
Sept. 8
Friday
Sept. 9
< per share
share
$ per share
Sales
for
the Week
Shares
*95
51%
52v4
11
2574
26
253/4
93A
9%
97
*95
52%
27
2 61/2
93/4
97
5172
978
978
*95
513/4
3,500
97
513%
51.%
1,100
1,500
1,100
10%
10%
IOV4
10
10%
'267a
10
7.
263/4
10
101/4
7,700
71 »/2
711%
72%
73
72%
737i
717a
7272
1,400
12672
10®
Dock
17% Jan
83%
1,500
103/a
103/4
2674
13
18
30%
*26'/a
11% Jun
6
130
3072
*103/8
New York Central
No par
N Y Chic & St Louis Co com—100
6% preferred series A
27%
Jun
84 72
303/a
2672
Deo
7
17%
841/2
30%
267a
16%
17% Mar
177a
8472
3074
*
267a
Brake
Northern
8% Feb
177a
84%
297a
267a
Air
Northern
Dec
18 74
843/4
27»/4
York
18
/ Mar
4,300
177a
84%
30
107a
36% Mar 17
90
18
177a
g8I/2
85
109%
200
107a
14
Oct
500
1,400
*673%
Jan
Aug
21%
25
107a
75% July 22
7
900
7972
7972
*2472
68%
31
Feb
21%
80 1/4
24%
101/2
36% Jun
8% Nov
213/4
80
2434
*673/a
93
jun
21%
243/4
10%
Aug 26
20 % July 19
11% Jan
7
8% Jun
213/4
68%
Feb
Jun
10,100
107a
20
13% May
%
6%
,
2 6 3/4
N Y Power &
16% May
6% Jun
Mar
400
%
8472
Sept. 3
N Y Shlpbldg Corp partic stock—1
N Y State Elec & Gas
Corp—
86
15% Jan
1674
%
17%
293/4
Saturday
1
Jun
'26
67a
16%
low and high SALE PRICES
STOCK
7
Jun
Jun
63/4
163/4
*677a
50% Aug 15
62% Not
28% Jan
14772
*
674
163A
681/2
Apr 23
33% Jan
Jun
1467a
147'/2
120
*26 7a
New
7
9% Jan 21
4
Jun
180
80
7974
1,900
32
180
%
*2472
243/4
40
3274
32
180
8472
No par
5% Jun
674
17
*21
2172
79'%
*24«/2
No par
Feb
16
*21
1
York
225
re
*79
1
City Omnibus Corp
Feb
*6%
*16%
i7«
No par
New
48
61/2
163/4
1,409
93'%
*67 7a
82% Mar
78
*146'/a
6V2
163/4
32
1,400
147a
*92
*95
25%
103%
1471/2
N Y
25
17%
*146'/a
6
17% July
86% Jan
8
12
48% Sep
23
147'%
S
15% Feb
8fl
*146'/a
14% Jan
5
19% Oct
25%
i/y'%
26% May
20
91% Jan
Jan
179J/2
21
21
Dec
*17872
21
Jun
Dec
17774
Jan
89% July
13%
1773/4
143/8
87a
14%
14%
92%
Jan
14% Jun
20
14%
92
32
81
96
81
14%
92%
14%
400
20,000
8%
*91
140
Jun
20'/a
8
x32
6
10
20
8
9174
13
20% Jun
143/8
167a
20%
20
77a
77a
32'/4
Jun
Jun
Mar
Apr
13% Jan
13
207a
17
32 74
117% Jun
Jun
255
10
33% Jan
14
20
8
3372
4%% preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
12
■
8,900
33%
17
England Elec System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd—100
Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
27
14
65
300
333/8
New
8
13% Jan
25
10% .101/2
91'/4
Newmont
23% Jun
9% Feb
14
6%
107a
New
84% Oct
43% Jun
18% July
61
20% Feb
10% May 17
99% July 29
Mar 21
5,800
63/a
*10 7a
77a
10
Par
59% Jan
3
94
42
Jun
4,800
6'%
8%
63/8
107a
207a
EXCHANGE
Aug
Mar
Jan
% Jan
8'/2
63/8
83/a
67a
105/a
20
I per share
July
26% May
90% Jun
49% Jan
200
8
87a
8%
07a
327a
No par
Highest
9 per share
700
2,400
*16%
No par
NEW
140
57a
17
common
184
323/4
33
preferred
100
Newberry Co (J J) common_No par
3%% preferred—
100
Aug 19
184
574
323/4
10
Inc
600
100
6,100
-
32%
*16%
Co
35
103/4
No pax
Co
34'/2
53/8
100
Fibre
2,600
r
401/2
327a
17
No par
Corp
,
12 »/4
*39
184
600
5*J4
33
4%%
8
83/8
81/2
12%
300
,
323/a
17
8TOCKS
Year 1948
53%
327a
327a
common
Corp
Jtange for Previous
f per share
par
Co
Bros
183%
53/8
323/s
No par
ex-dlst
Vulcanized
Natomas
2
103 % Aug
12
Tea
183
183
100
Lt
Shares
National
12 % Apr
20
93% Jan
Jan
&
127a
12 7a
35%
572
87a
National Steel Corp—
28
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa
com—10
4%%> preferred
100
25 % Aug 19
21% Feb 28
26% July
4
35
772
67a
National Linen Service Corp
1
Nati Malleable & Steel Cast.Nopmr
21
3574
5
preferred A
preferred B
6%
Aug 19
19% Jan
13
A Deo
7%
8
183
10
21%
103/4
1
Prod
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
6% July 27
5% Mar 10
14
Sep
x35
327a
1
Products.^—No
12%
l2'/a
4072
'
Enameling 6i Stamping—12.AO
National Gypsum Co com
1
33% Jan 21
14
Co
Gas Co
Distillers
12%
12 1/8
15
1
*7%
77a
*'*9
51/2
Nat
7
Feb
95
86% May 13
Jun
130
Aug 18
14% Feb 23
13
xll% Jun
96% May
29%
National
21
13
7% Jun
Deo
12%
V
*20 7a
4072
323/a
1
National
National
not
Not
Lines Inc
8
12%
7%
"
11
Jan
183
a
21
*39
357a
1372
*
12%
127a
137a
'2
21
772
12%
12%
12%
40
347a
10
12
9% Jan
12%
._No.pa*
13
17%
16% Not
National City
8% Aug 19
*73/8
40
100
Cash Register
13
May
22% May
20
National
73/4
*12
10
preferred
National Can Corp
5
73%
1374
21
i
common
133/4
25
*20 3/8
4
Jun
5
21
Sep
Co
13%
*24%
20 72
Fibres Ino—1
Jun
82
14%
35% Aug
Biscuit
133/4
241/z
201%
1
1%
8
137a
*24
1
9% Jun
14% Aug
24% Mar
Sep
■
100
Airlines
National
1
7% Mar 29
13
Jun
13%
Deo
lb4
170% Mar 15
Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National Acme Co
Aug 28
35% Sep
3
9% May
Deo
10% Mar
15
Jun
30% Jan
9% May
48
Feb
9%
July
32%
Deo
6
5
Ntsh-Kelvlnator
7
126%
1261/2
126 »/2
1267a
1267a
1,300
117a
100
I26V2
12672
*lli/2
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
12
*1172
12
*117a
12
**u
25
*21
25
*21
243/4
*50
561%
*50
56
*230
245
*230
CLOSED
245
6
6
6
25
*24%
25
*50
245
*6
6%
*230
25%
LABOR
98%
98%
98
98%
*98
DAY
17%
1774
177a
173/4
*1772
177a
48%
48%
487a
487a
487a
4874
94
94
20
20
8%
*93
197a
-
87a
8
*93
*19%
20
8 7a
87a
237a
493/4
507a
497a
50
273/4
*27%
28
187a
xl8
187a
23%
233/4
49
187a
974
97s
9%
*77%
347a
343/8
147s
147a
15%
10%.
107a
10%
8 3/8
237a
*231/2
24
COO
18%
18
3,800
187s
16,300
97a
974
S7a
2,600
79%
79%
7974
347a
34%
3472
1,600
153/8
15 i/a
15 1/4
13,700
9%
*78
107a
107a
101/2
10
10
10
10%
107a
107a
181/4
181/4
18
18'%
1878
187a
9272
108
*
9272
108
*3472
/
35
20
>.
10%
18,000
92
927a
200
*108
93
108
35
1,900
4974
108
*34'/2
874
2772
*92
35
50
700
8%
4372
93
.
2.500
197s
*27'/4
108
127a
4974
94
273/4
93
*1>/,
500
19%
108
*3472
120
17'/4
15%
34»/2
14%
4874
*93
700
99'%
34%
79 7a
34
18%
9'/4
78'/2
17%
24%
49%
*2774
78%
245
1,000
247a
*98
94
19%
233/8
*23 7a
99
94
*27%
56
6 »/4
25%
800
237a
*50
55
*230
25
117a
*21
<:■
1083/4
140
lO'/a
107a
2,800
18
18'%
1,300
107a
*34'%
15/,
17a
17a
17a
1%
174
127a
127a
127a
1274
123/4
*1272
35
1%
13
700
500
O
26%
Deo
92% Jan
28% Feb
16% Apr
22% Feb
92
6%
88
Mar
Deo
Deo
20
Jan
27
Jan
144% not
15% Not
80
Deo
47% Deo
24%
43
27% Jan
Jun
103
Jun
27% July 26
99 % Jan
3
Jun
18%
Common
'
106
Sep
4.40%
Co
11
99
Jan
8% Jun
90% Jan
10
22% Jan
7
_
Jun
13
34
Aug 11
Jan
15
165
Aug 30
Feb
11 % Jun
1
16% Jan 24
Oil
Corp
8%
convertible
Oppenhelm
Otis Elevator
79
Jan
28
Outlet
59 % Sep
,7
Owens-Illinois
Co
11% Feb
8% Deo
Jan
18
7
May
Pacific
Amer
8
Jun
6
Sep
73
10% Jan
18
Anr
Pacific
51
Coast
34%
Feb
Sep
1
71
Apr
4
Aug 16
40
Jan
17
footnote*
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jdge
29
24
8
A—100
No par
preferred
Outboard Marine <fe Mfg
7
10o
10
common
6%
3
14
preferred
Collins
64% July
11% Mar 29
No par
4%% convertible preferred
Omnibus Corp (The) common
60%
For
No par
pfd—20
common
100
2.50
No par
Glass
Co
Fisheries Inc
Co
1st
preferred
2nd
preferred
common
non-cum
non-cum
303/a
2d 74
100
Co
49 % Jan
18% May
8
distributed"
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
28
78% Jan
48% May
common
"when
preferred
Oliver
Ohio
148
Jan
89
Edison
19% Mar
14
79% July 13
18% Aug 22
87% Jun
23
Ohio
9
31% Jan
Jun
6% Feb
Jun
Jan
May 18
29% Sep
33% Jan
91% July 26
Jan
154
33
20
Jan
28
v
23% May 31
17% Jan
8
86% July
*109% July
12% Apr
100
3
12.50
8
10
3078
X30%
.29
1043/4
293/8
18'/2
287a
104%
30%
29%
105%
303/fl
303/8
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19
19
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22 5/8
22%
93%
>
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200
2,500
50
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10
19%
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75
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200
Volume
170
Number 4837
THE
Buitfti Pmltu
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Leweat
•
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YORK
21%
Jun
18
Peb
24
29%
36%
Jan
30% Jan
3
33% Aug 10
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas A Electric
50
6
54
Pacific
^47% MaT
29%
,89
Dec
Dec
,
130
Y 55% July
44% July >
104% Jun
Nov
147
3 %
Dec
Not
V
4
89
6
347/8 July 20
v
103% Sep
Sep
-
9
5
Apr
2% Jun
1
4% Jau
Nov
29% Jun
13
43% Jan
10
Jan
3
Jun
■
10
46
Feb
66
Oct
Oct
100
May
49 % Jan
95% Jun
:
5
23
'
Packard
Pan
3Y
Panr American
6%
Feb
11%
Jun
5% Jun
13
Dec
28
May
15% Jun
14
: Jan
105
Jun
102% Feb
8
26% May
18% Jun
14
97
18 %
Feb
Z
2
B~f
Feb
Motor
American
Mar
23%
Dee
3% May
33% Jan
24 Mi
NOT
30%
6% Mar
9
16%
Feb
3
Car
2% Feb
Park
26% Aug
3
7% Jan
7
July 19
1
Rust
Patlno
Jan
8
4
Dec
37
Jan
38%
Feb
49%
Jun
15% Jan
8% Dec
15%
Feb
27
Dec
109%
16%
Dec
35%
Nov
34% May
Dec
16 Vb
21%
Oct
Dec
112
A
6
19% Jan
10
27% Jan
31
33 V4 Aug
3
42%.Jan
3
51% Sep
2
14
10% Feb
3
Penn
17% Feb
20% July
167/8 Jun
29
20
22 % May
48
Apr
14% Jun
13
17% Jan
32
13
Jun
Feb
Apr
104
28
Dec
45% Jan
29
Jan
3
86%
Feb
99
96% Feb
9
9%
Not
20% May
24% Jan
7% Not
Dec
98%
Oct
Oct
30%
Mar 28
May
104
102
9% Jun
14
17
Jan
3
31% Aug
6
51% Jan
19
Pfixer
36 V4 Jun
7
53% Jan
21
Philadelphia Co 6%
$6 preferred
20%
Dec
22
Not
104
Jan
25%
Sep
90% Mar 24
102% Aug
3
24
*102 Va
103 %
23% Jun
8
103 Va
*102%
103 Va
20
20%
-19%
20 Vi
19%
20
19
19
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19
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19
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*36
40
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39%
♦38%
40
*38
2
2
1
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*
26 y4 May 16
Electric
1%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
26
25 Ys
25%
25%
25%
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7
9%
10
LABOR
5" ~
5
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6
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29
2,500
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600
100
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—.
2
7%
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7
7
12,100
19
25%
29
26
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19%
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•
28%
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2
2
2
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10
1,200
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300
.
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15%
15%
16
16
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31%
15%
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31
31%
31%
32
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32
600
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51%
51 Vb
51%
51%
10
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9%
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9
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21%
23%
26%
28%
108%
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28 %
108
9%
2,500
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28%
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108
3,300
22
21%
22
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108
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9
21%
22
21%
217/s
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51%
51%
51%
100
110
No par
18%
18%
xl8%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5,500
.50
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
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14%
14%
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100
10
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111
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40%
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35%
100
117%
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12
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8%
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106%
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106%
25
46%
41%
50
101
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30%
47%
46%
41%
41%
54%
100%
r
900
101
41%
6,400
850
54%
54%
101%
54%
54%
101%
1,900
47
41%
42
54%
900
30%
-30%
46% ;
101%
54%
101
14,700
12%
12
30%
46%
41%
41%
54
No par
8%
25%
107
*12
12
30%
'
preferred
'
11%
30%
307/s
50
*8% i; 9%
46%
12 y8
30%
*46
1
115
Y
8%
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8%
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114
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9%
26
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.
35%
112%
8%
8%
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35%
112%
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9%
oc.
5
41
111
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111%
34%
OS
No par
112
*110
111
♦8%
8%
♦
No par
*40
♦110
41%
*40
/ 112
*110
101V2
130
No par
common
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23 VB
23
23 Vb
5,700
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
500
115%
115%
Jun
6
115% Aug 17
|1 conv preference com—No par
4.4% preferred
100
;t *114
115%
115%
115%
115i/2
116%
50
Jan
103%
Jun
98
Jan
7
104
3.8%
preferred
100
Y *100
102%
*100%
102%
*101%
102%
102%
102%
300
Sep
111 V Jun
105
Apr
8
110% Sep
4.3%
preferred
100
*110
1101/2
*110
110%
110%
*110VB
110 %
91
103%
110 Vi Apr
Aug
8
14
Jan
21%
Nov
11% Jun
28
19% Jan
Phlla
28
Jan
45% July
22% Jun
28
40% Jan
pnilco
81
Sep
91
July
80% July 11
4
25 % Mar
39%
Dec
Jan
97%
Jun
93% Jan
82%
Not
48% Sep
Philip Morris A Co Ltd
4%
102 % Aug 24
3
88%
Oct
11
Dec
13%
Sep
10% Feb
10
12% May 14
87%
Jan
87 J/4 Aug
18
90
Feb
11
54%
Jan
92% Aug
77% Jun
51% Jun
14
64
Apr
19
10
Dec
7% Sep
8
11
Mar 30
14% May
Jan
88
92 y4 Aug
6
A
Reading Coal 61 Iron
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
88% Feb
37% Jan
87
Year 1048
$ per share
t per share
30
Dec
34%
Jan
98 Mi
Apr
103%
Jan
Jun
113
110
10%
Dec
80 y4
26
..
Sep
15%
Dec
Jun
26
f per share
■i.
32% Aug 26
vvY'Y
13
100% Jan
5
105% Apr
4
22
100% Jun
22
Pitts
14 % Mar 14
Pitts
11
Jan
3
*921%
No par
56%
B
YORK
PUlsbury Mills Inc
Saturday
Monday
;
Par
.
t per share
$ per share
103
RR
100
Coke A Chem Co com__No par
*90
100
*90
Apr
July
Jan
20
149
Aug 31
156 % Jun
28
170
Jan
26
Jun
28% Jun
13
x35% Sep
7
v7%
Nov
10
Jan
6% Jun
13
8% Jan
7
7% Jun
14
15% Jan
7
10%
Feb
20
Jun
Jan
170
Dec
73%
Feb
96
70%
Dec
15
Feb
145
Jan
140
26%
Dec
Apr
7
175
Oct
65% Jun
21
88
82% May
26% Oct
59% Sep
8
14% Jun
15
161
4
July
46% Julv
9% May
33
Jan
12% July
70% May
29%
Feb
46
11%
Dec
12%
Jan
16% May
14% July
57/a
Nov
22%
62%
18
81
Mar
Jun
135
May 18
Jan
24
71% Jan 27
147
Feb
24
1
29
Apr
4
24
11% Sep
8
36 % Feb 11
32
Mar
3
50% Apr
18
42% Sep
9
136
Aug 12
Xl9% Jun 14
8% Feb
21% Jan
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
;
7%
5%
14
12% Mar 30
Poor A
21
Potomac
4% Jun
13
14% Aug 26
8% Jan 24
Co
7%
8%
1
21
Feb
71%
Jan
571/4 Peb
26
69% Sep
1
28% May
14% Jun
14
22
Feb
2
Publlcker
94
Apr
85
Jan
14
90% Mar 17
39% July
24% Jun
38
Jan
3
20% Jan
25% Jun
3
13
24% Aug 25
23% Aug
8
Pub Serv El
30% May
53
Jan
30 Vb Feb
25
37
Pullman
42
May
Sep
24% Jun
14,
Pure Oil
(The)
Jan
Deo
25
Dec
32%
Nov
,
28
45
Jan
24
Sep
1
Apr 30
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
4%%
conv
•4.75
Public
B1.40
dlv
Co
of
A Gas
'
140
V- 20
~30
140
140
700
22%
22
21%
22 Y/
11%
11%
11%
11%
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43%
44%:
43%
44%
43%
43%
4,700
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42%
1,000
:
;
300
12
42%
42%
10%
10%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
YY 5%
5%
23%
DAY
Pi:
200
•10% / 10%
23%
*23 V4
69%
691/2
68%
69%
68%
69%
68%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
86
3,000
Y,
Y
68%
5
86
No par
*23
*85
Colorado—20
44%
.No par
23%
preference com__No par
No par
July
25% Jun 17
July 11
29% May 9
5% conv preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
17%
Dee
IBttMay
15% Jun 15
20% Jan 14
Quaker 8tate Oil Refining Corp_10
Jun
9% Jun 28
14% Jan
Radio Corp of America com—No par
23%
86
*23
•85
23%
*23
*85 VB
86
86
44%
44%
44'A
44%
44%
44 "Vb
1,100
3,200
>
2,700
20
,
>
2,200
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
28
28 %
28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
32%
33
32%
33
32%
33
32%
32%
5,800
5,200
4,800
,
29%
29%
29%
30%
♦108%
109%
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107%
27%
27%
27%
27%
♦18
18 Va
18%
18%
19
$11
30%
107%
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.
30 %
30%
12,200
107%
30%
100
No par
I
t;
44%
No par
common
no
>,
21%
14%
com
com
900
16%
No par
Inc
800
:
60%
42%
10%
SI
4
*60
*15%
14%
Feb
32 % Apr
71%
42 %
Feb
109
*135%
*71
71
•10 %
Feb
6
43%
8%
21%
22
42%
f
■
145
14%
101%
Jan
:
*15%
140
.
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16%
59%
16%
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140
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61%
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;
71
3,900
7
60
Y
71%
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35
8%
9 OV
145 Y-
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16%
11%
LABOR
8%
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163
.
10%
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107
61
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8%
145
7
7
70%
72
*135
7
42%
X25
108 %
CLOSED
7%";
100
v.
153
34%
14%
com
preferred
Service
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
162%
10%
preferred series A—50
Industries
cum
*130
14%
*147%
35%
2,600
277/b
,.
162
10
83
27%
*14
41%
1
Inc
32%
20
Mar 22
EXCHANGE
8%
81/4
*82 V4
Y
153
34%
30
500
11%.- 11%
11%
*160%
:
35%
Y
;
Y\;<
10
Procter A Gamble
Feb
71/s
*15%
STOCK
*7
145
•59%
STOCK
100
700
104
100
v.
No par
class B
Electric Power Co
Nov
5
x35
35
*70%
100
8
11% May
35 % May
163
*130
*90
Shares
30%
♦30
*147%
153
*160%
;Y
Pond Creek Pocahontas
87/8 Jun
•147%
34%
yy
Plough Ino
Plymouth Oil Co
127/s Apr
153
163%
.
-.100
preferred class A
14%
*149
No par
6%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
100
Pitts ton Co (The)
1
#
*13%
*1,61%
No par
preferred class B
♦90
tha Weak
share
*103%
104
♦103
14
281/4
39 Mi
30%
83
28%
•13%
142
104
V 100
<
$ per
$ per share
30%
Sales far
Sept. 9
Sept. 8
\
31
Y
Friday
Thursday
28
1
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry com—100
7%
gtd preferred
^00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
lo
169
200
14
83
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
7
Dec
7 Vb
28
83
7
Dec
7VB
*82
2
Feb
7%
14%
Feb
Jan
16% Jan
30
7'/b
28
85
32
7
157
8%
83
15
13
No par
5,500
28
Jun
107/8 Jun
10
57%
*82
79
24% Jun
300
90
:'57%
*11%
Jun
11%
90
57%
11%
July
94%
*11
Y
57%
♦11%
July
7,600
57%
11%
11%
*92%
IIV2
90
20
Y
48%
102
*101%
94%
11 »/2
*89
'
•'•'48 Y
PRICES
30%
*103
36 Mi
138
:,Y
48%
102
*92%
11%
90
I per share
103
93
preferred
94%
87
*86%
87
48%
*101%
Sept. 7
31%
' 31%
\
Y
102
Wednesday
I per share
25
common..
*86
86%
48%
Sept. 6
No par
convertible
48
•7%
Tuesday
Sept. 5
C C A St Louis
15
5,100
57
8%
Feb
23%
155
2,100
11%
57%
Mar
12%
15
27%
*89
Sept. 3
preferred
S4
14%
27%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
;;XY:yy
yY Y\
14%
27%
*92%
111/2
90
Yj *7 %
14%
27%
*101%
94%
11%
20
14%
27%
85%
:
102
*88%
*115
27
/
85%
47%
47%
*101'/4
EXCHANGE
Jun
100% Jun
5
STOCKS
NEW
High***
I per share
*84
100
100
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
Range Since Jan. 1
Leweat
High est
26%
110
14%
14%
26%
No par
100
6%
■
14%
Y
A00
common
3.60% preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
1
1
3
preferred
WUusge fer Prerleiu
Lowest
-
103%
Brewing Co
(Chas) A Co Inc
Phlla
May 17
30
♦102 Va
Pf elf fer
3
20% Jan
Corp of
700
1,400
102
6
_1
Phelps-Dodge Corp
55% Aug 11
X48% Mar 30
102
*102%
Y, Y'-1
100
40% Jun
July
102
102
102
<
7,000
'Y
56 Va
56%
*101%
300
•'
33 %c
17%
59
56%
4,900
common
64% July
65
May
104% May
34% Jun
55 Ye
6 %
preferred
Petroleum
102
27,500
8%
14%
18%
No par
Peoria A Eastern Ry Co
20 y4 May
Dec
'
56
8%
18%
Pepsi-Cola Co—.
Dec
Feb
'
7
2
Feb
Dec
■'
14%
♦55%
55% '
*100'/2
*14%
8%
14%
8%
14
14
4
3%
4
1
8%
■
8%
8%
14%
6%
i
Feb
93
>.
3%
4
x3%
4%
8%
14%
'
2,100
18%
Co
RR
9%
48%
•'
54%
...
Y •'
600
38%
6 Vb
Light Co
44%
40%
4 Vb
■,
60
3%
38
38%
38
33 Vi
3%
3%
*18%
Corp
19
3
3%
Y
:V :
Y
100
14%
Jun
*3%
No par
Coke
11
4%%
3%
38
680
147
30
6%
preferred
Apr
105% May 16
12% Jan
t
5
3%
38 %
2.0CO
102%
147
31
♦146%
*3%
Y
30 Va
102 %
147
102%
146 %
18%
common
Cement
Co
102 %
146 %
30%
1,900
6%
preferred
Milk
30%
101%
146%
52%
103%
30%
30%
101
200
5,200
52%
*18%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com
Pet
53
6%
Enterprises
25% Sep
Jan
::''
'
2.50
11% Jan
Mar 11
'Y:
'
3%% conv series A pfd
100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Peoples Gas Light A Coke,.—.100
9
52 VB
18 Va
Co
12
3
8% Jan
21
A
Pennsylvania
May 16
117% Sep
YY:-'-
No par
Penn Power A
7
52
52%
G1*js Sand Corp com—No par
5%
May 18
36
7% May 31
Jan
1
43
Aug 18
111% Aug 24
103
22
Penn
Mar
52%
52
■
*37
No par
prior
Penn-Dix'e
111
120
conv
28% Jan 21
6
16
Y
33%
XI8V2
Mines
Fenlck A Ford
23% May 14
5
23% Jun
106
•
Shares
20%
33%
,
1
Penney (J C) Co
7% Jun
Jun
Jan
33%
1
Proof
Peabody Coal Co
Coal
33%
;1YY' 6%
__
Transportation
Mines
5%
33%
20%
100
__
15% Sep
27
:
1
Inc
Consolidated
Parmelee
14% Jan 18
9% Aug 30
5% Aug 31
Parker
20%
33
the Week
share
No par
Parke Davis A Co
30
2
•20
33 %
146%
2%
preferred
Pictures
Utah
20%
30
Transp...5
Park A TUford Inc
281
20%
•20%
'100%
No par
A
When issued
3
Jun
convertible
Paramount
15
23% Mar
'
4*
7
24% Feb
21% July 7
42 % Mar 30
9
24% Jan
x6
May
Jun
4
1% Jun*
Jun
10
Aug
Y
:
1
10
Airways Corp
Petrol
9 per share
t per share
share
.
100
Panhandle Prod A Refining
Parafflne Cos Inc com
7
104% Jan
6
37
May
Sep
'
10
Jan
,■
Panhandle East Pipe L com„No par
4%
preferred
100
14
8% Apr
20
-
19
34%
59% Apr
:
'
3
102% Jan 27
18%
21
Sales fer
•*
Sept. 9
9 per
*19%
-
No par
'
92
S per
Friday
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
32%
10
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pacific Western Oil Corp
8.'
Jan
Sept. 6
t per share
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 5
f per share
2B
preferred
16
4% Jan
8
12
Monday
v-
No par
10% Apr
3% Jun 13
11% May
21% Jun
13% Mar
Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
6*
8
6%
1
Saturday
Pacific Telep A Teleg common—100
8
147
FebY 7
135
Mar
14
Jan
Jan
,
Dec
8 Mi
27 Vb Jun
Par
14
62% May
5% May
t-
39 Mi
Jun.
f per share
Apr
'
.
Sept. 3
15 Mi Mar
Not
-♦
<
«
$ per share
21
(997)
LOW AND HIGH 1BALR PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
I per share
1 per share
CHRONICLE
'
NEW
Highest
Leweet
FINANCIAL
&
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
COMMERCIAL
*107%
108%
300
27%
*27%
27%
200
19
*18%
19%
200
40,000
R
7%
Feb
IB
63%
Peb
67/b
Oct
75% May
11% May
89
NOV
08%
Jun
92% Jan
25%
Dec
347/8
Jun
23% Jun
14
22%
Feb
July
35
May
27% July
21% Jun
14
26% Jun
17
17% Jun
14
31
Jan
16%
Feb
x36
66% Jun
14
x7
15
Jun
4
7%
7%
*99%
100 Va
100%
100%
*99%
100%
99%
99%
*26%
27 %
26%
26%
200
30% Feb
24%
25%
25%
25%
1,600
34% Feb
23% Jan
$2
preferred
Reading Co common
30%
29
Jan
13
43
31
Feb
39
Jun
28% Jun
29
36
Dec
15% May
7
19
Jan
10
4
Jan
Deo
18
Dec
14%
17%
Deo
4
Dec
25% May
13% May
18% Jan
8%
6% Jun
14
Dec
66
50
Dec
15% May
May
11% Jan
14
13% Apr
23% Jan
14% Sep
$3.50
4%
4*
52
8%
Jan
Aug
78%
Dec
99
Aug
10%
Dec
29%
Jan
6%
Feb
2% Dec
5%
Nov
For
13% May
4% Jun 29
Aug
8% Apr
73
Jun
3
26
8
8% Jan 27
50
1st preferred
2nd preferred
Reeves
Hosiery Mills
Bros
com
div
prior
preference
Reliable
54% Feb
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%%
series
Apr
2
9% Jan 24
3
10% July 29
Stores
Corp
Remington-Rand
common
17
83% Feb
3
6% May 31
4% Jun
6
12% Jan
8
Reo
8% Jan
7
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
3
3% Apr
8
4
9% May
2
24.
26%
*26%
24'/a
24%
31%
31%
x31%
31 VB
19%
19%
19 Vb
50
*37
38%
50
24% V
•37
38%
:
♦31
19%
*37
♦31
$4.50
preferred
Motors
inc
70
30%
300
19%
♦19
19%
200
38%
*37
38%
32
*31
32
31%
*30
32%
*30%
32%
♦11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
.11%
11%
11%
5
*18%
19 Va
♦18%
19%
*18%
19 Va
*18%
19%
No par
13%
13%
13%
13%
14 %
50c
Inc
27%
26%
24 VB
*19
♦70
13%
10
*6%
No par
*21%
(Robt) A Co—
$1.25
22
5% Jan
non-cum
Silk
25
Reed Roller Bit Co
2% Jan
page
non-cum
Real
5% May
see
preferred
25
11% May
footnote#
1st
16
ReIs
8
40,500
7%
Jun
11%
600
7%
8%
36
3
70%
71%
8V«
Apr
14
11%
70
71%
8%
45
Jun
11%
11%
70%
8%
9% Apr
100% Sep
Feb
10% Jan
11%
72
11%
70%
74% Jan 22
36%
18
11'/a
11%
No par
Radlo-Keith-Orpheum Corp.
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonler Inc common
1
T
—5
*7
—100
x50
—50c
9%
7
6%
22%
♦21
7%
7
50
9%
50%
x9%
•79
6%
♦6Va
22%
•20%
22 Vb
7%
7%
507/b
5074
7
50%
9%
9%
82%
•79%
7
97/b
82
14
*6%
♦21
7%
50%
9%
♦79 V4
14 %
7
200
2,700
100
22%
7%
51
9%
400
140
7,100
82
25
*80 Va
82%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8»/4
8%
5
5
5
5
4%
5 Va
4%
27/B
600
8%
600
1
50c
10
2%
2%
8%
8%
2%
x8
•8%
2%
2%
27/b
•2%
8%
r8Va
8%
8%
8%
5
600
2,800
CHRONICLE
LOW AND
8TOCK8
tup for Previous
"
Lowest
8
f per share
33%
Feb
22%
Lowest
Highest
t per share
Jan
Dec
21% May
Feb
4%
Dec
19 %
8
1
Apr
5
98% Aug 29
104% Jan
11% May
33%
Dec
41%
Jan
43
Dec
50
Jan
80
Oct
94
Jun
Deo
102% Jan
103%
99% Jan
2
Dec
Dec
12
28
Mar
103%
31
Aug
5%
92
Jan
Aug
4 Va
7
7
6
Reynolds
42% Mar
39% Sep
49% Sep
—10
49%
85% Jan
3
98
Aug 18
Preferred
3.60%
series
100
*95%
4
107
Mar 25
Preferred
4.50%
series
108
106
13
13% Jun
24% Jan
3
15 y4 Jun
21
7% May
£3% Jun
7y4 Jun
10%
Feb
12
July
29% July
*1
19% Jan
Sep
5% Jan
5
13
10% Jan
jun
23
25% Jan
15
17
42% Aug
18%
.
Royal
16% Jan
3
27% Sep
8
Jun
109% Apr 27
113% Feb
16
Jun
35 y« May 11
Jan
8%
Feb
16% July
48% May
32%
Feb
7% Jun
31
Jan
139% May
87
Jun
Jan
10.1
78
Jun
8
Feb
79
Feb
13
Jun
67
58
Jun
13-
48 y2
3
42% Jan
122
9
91
26
Jan
25
Jan 19
77
15% Aug
35% May
9% Jun
14
12% Jan
7
25% Mar
22 y4 Jun
14
30% Jan
12
39% Mar
51
May
46y4 Jan
6
88
05
Jan
Jun
17
Feb
Nov
87%
Nov
12
93% Apr
Dec
15%
79
Oct
87
13%
Feb
26 Vi
44
Feb
62%
Feb
20 Va
Feb
6% Jun
35%
5
12%
5
61% Sep
x96
102
Feb
Jan
3
14
5
90
Sep,
18% Jan
*
55
11
Jun
16% Jan
4
19% Mar 18
Seaboard
36% Feb
7
48
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Oct
5% Jan 27
Aug 22
9 %
13
9% Jun
14
4% Jun
14
6% Jan
6% Jun
3
11% Jan
Jun
Jan
77
Jun
13
Jun
24% Jun
13
46%
Oct
21% Aug
4
36%
17%
Feb
27%
Jun
22% Jan
68
Feb
79
Dec
77
9
Dec
15% Jan
12
Mar
14
Oct
4
Feb
42 Va
11% Apr
13
Jan
3
8 per share
3%
Dec
\
7% May
May
2% Jun
6
Dec
'86
34
Dec
44
Jan
29
15
Feb
32 y4
Jun
18% Jun 14
92%
J
Feb
160
Jun
22
May 31
July 1
97
Jun
14
;
$4.50
preferred
Shamrock
Oil
$3.50
Shattuck
6% Aug 17
4% Jan 12
,?.V
,
127% Jan
Apr
July
83% May 21
95% Jan
3
10% Jun
7
23
14
17% Jan
7
100% Jan
24
3
4% Apr
16
% Mar
3
88% Feb
26% Feb 26
7
39% Jan
Jan
36% Jan
29% Jan
20%
Feb
43%
Feb
58%
(W
Feb
*
10
68
Jan
24
73
>
9
21 ./ Feb
7
25
20%
Feb
Aug
-
Dec
30%
Jun
3% July 19
22% Jun 13
14
Jan
_
5
71% Apr
28
13% Jun 28
16% Apr
6
23% Feb
30
95
Nov
85%
60
26%
27 Va
6.000
23
1,800
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
81
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
*81
9 Va
9%
9 Va
9
104
Jan
10O
Jan
Apr
5
Aug 10
13
105% Sep
1
21% Jan
10
19%
Dec
29% Jun
17% Apr 25
79%
Oct
91%
82
Jun
9
Jun
13
18 Va Jan
3
f
.
9
*13%
13%
*13%
36 Va
36%
36%
*6
Saturday
I per share
6 Va
9
*84
32%
32%
3.700
500
81%
9
,
2,200
13%
13%
13%
*13%
37
37
37 V*
36%
37 Va
3,000
6%
*6Va
6%
1,400
6 Va
6
6
'Tuesday
Monday
f per
14
100
2%
2%
25%
25%
*29 %
23
105%
2%
3
3
25%
31
*29%
31
*29%
23 Va
24
23%
24
23%
23%
105%
106
105%
105%
700
31
40,900
23%
900
105%
*103
19 Va
105%
600
3
25%
25
*25
Shares
share
•2%
25
*29%
31
,
*2%
25
the Week
Sept. 9
t per
S per share
$ per share
gales for
Friday
•
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
S per share
share
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
No p&r
15
*19
—20
19%
19%
19%
*19
19%
100
24%
24%
24%
25%
26
26 Va
25%
26 Va
8,500
25
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,700
*84
85V2
•98%
99%
12%
12% V
I
*19
.
*84
85'/a
*84
24%
85 Va
85%
85%
*98%
99%
*98%
99 Va
*98 Va
99 Va
12%
12'/a
12%
200
16%
23,600
*
12 %
*
12%
12 %
20
16%
16 Ve
K%
16%
16%
16%
100%
99%
99%
100 >/a
100%
99%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
6,400
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,900
59/o ..preferred
———50
5Va$ conv,preferred-,
50
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
5
preferred
Southern
25
25
Edison
California
Southern
5fo
Pacific
7.50
Co
——
Mobile dc Ohio stock tr ctfs
(A,G)
$4.50
CLOSED
CLOSED
35
%
%
43
32%
61%
*12 J/4
12%
43
*41
32%
32%
32%
38%
38%
39 Va
33%
800
43
33%
3,900
k
33%
5,800
33%
33
38%
33%
38%
300
35
35
33%
.33%
400
12%
*41
43
33 %
33 %
33
400
61
61
*12%
34%
34%
35
*40 Va
50 Va
*49
50
61%
12%
*34%
33
*40
,
12%
800
100
39%
38%
38%
5,300
30 %
29%
29%
2,800
49 %
49
49
LABOR
29%
29%
29%
30 %
29%
DAY
49%
49%
49'/a
49%
49%
59
57
58%
59
60
*58
60
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
300
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
800
*11%
3%
No par
11%
3%
*
*58
■"/
*4
4%
800.
50
4%
1
*4
No par
*69
72
*69
72
1
;
*23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
23%
23%
600
——I
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,100
4%
*4
preferred
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
No par
5
67%
67%
15%
67 Va
67%
67%
*14%
15%
15
1
*28%
28%
28%
*28%
105%
*104%
20 Va
common
15%
No par
*104%
28%
105%
Inc com—No par
20%
20%
20 Vs
20%
89
89
89
30%
30%
31
preferred
Brands
*4
4%
72
*69
2
Squibb (E R) & Sons
Standard
STOCK
EXCHANGE
50
61V4
50
50
*61
12%
X35
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Squar* D Co
$4
50
61
12%
100
& Bros Inc
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Conv
50
61
No par
Railway common—No par
non-cum preferred
100
Spiegel Inc common
64
84
16%
10% Mar 31
29% Jan
x84
1,800
2,400
100%
Sperry Corp (The)
Feb
61% Mar
13%
15
29% Mar 30
21% Aug
13
8
23
1
$5.5o preferred
May
74
May
23% May
6% Jun
41%
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer.Gpld & Platinum——1
Spalding
May
Jan
41
27%
Spear & Co common
Jan
8% May
41%
23
Bocony Vacuum Oil Co Inc^.
5
73
12,300
41
800
No par
Sparks-Withington Co
29%
1,600
22%
100
6% Jan.-'
Dec
600
9%
9%
26%
preferred
66% Feb
Dec
18%
47%
9%
10
13% Jan
Aug
18%
47
;
47%
9%
23%
Corp
7
4
15%
O)
Va Jun 20
22
7%
(A
3%%
8%
,8.
Jan
7
Jan 26
63
18%
18%
*47
27
Par
58% Sep
3% May 23
18%
20
1,100
49
*47%
84
:*
61
Jun
49
1,100
14%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
13
7%
91
14%
23
Sept. 3
45% Jun
10
13%
*89 Va
14%
26%
Southern
Jan
>13%
91
*47%
"49
13%
*89 Va
13%
—
84
Southern Natural Gas Co
73
150
27 %
STOCK
YORK
41
20% May
102
22%
1
May 349% Jan <7
Dec
102
102
—
84
15
34
Dec
9%
30
—
26%
Co
14
12%
*47%
86
*14 Va
91
20
•>86
107%
22%
Pen
A)
25% Jun
65%
49%
13%
41%
Oil Corp
28% Jan, 3
32% Jun 13
.
xl3%
41 Va
No paj
50% Jun
July
*13%
*89Va
14%
41%
4.20% preferred
100
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No par
7 w'
Aug ,16
,
13%
13%
40%
G)
70
i
Feb
4
45
*101%
9%
pref series A—No par
(Frank
62% July
Feb
33%
5
,
8,
33% Sep
,
100%
*9
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
Aug
80% July
30% July
100%
%47%
South
44
100 %
90
900
96
85%
85%
9
Aug
8
50
Sep
1
62
Aug
8
14 % Apr 26,
42%
Dec
85%
*49
Smith (A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
9
36
-25 ya Mar
Smith,
3
17%Jan
36 y2 Mar
*85%
13%
*94%
*106
1
Skelly Oil Co—
Sloss-Sheffieljd Steel & Iron-.
100% Mar 25
Jun
53
85%
14%
600
61%
13,700
107 Va
85%
90
U
11
28%
*60%
.
96
*106
107%
*47
Sinclair Oil Corp
98
11% Jun 14
*94%
95
95
*106
*18%
EXCHANGE
Jan
26
16% Jan
96
18%
24
Dec
45 y3 Aug
60
Oct
61%
47
36% Jan
Sep
Feb
61 Va
107%
82%
28%
No par
Corp
conv
NEW
7
Dec
Jun
61
100%
Silver. King Coalition Mines
—5
Simrpons Co——
—No par
Simonds Sa,w & Steel
No par
27% Jan
15%
Nov
61
18%
Sheraton Corp of America
S per share
91
11%
60%
46%
Gas
Sharp & Dohme common
Mar 11
80
52
60%
1
—
&
Steel
May 18
3
39
*10%
29
*82%
% Aug
7% Jan 13
40 ' Mar
1
10%
28 Va
*80
No par
22
Oct
10%
23%
82%
7
Jun
8%
10%
28
*80
4%
39 y2
5% Mar
*80
10%
28 Va
82%
11,000
8%
Dec
May
82 Va
11 v..
27%
50
6%
8%
27%
97% July
3% Jan.
6%
6%
6%
6%
*4 %
21% Jan
26% Sep
31% Jan 24
14 Va Jun
6%
6%
91
a
13 Va
14
Jun
95
*86
'
8%
Jun
Jun
34%
'95
91
4%
19
5
*33%
95
*86
13%
16% Jun 20
104%
34%
*92
91
8%
Jun
Feb
*33%
95
*4%
25% Oet
NOV
34%
*92
*86
13%
35 Va
3% Nov
100
*34
95
34%
8%
Dec
06
.3,000
4%
Feb
*14%
8%
191
*10%
,
150
500
8%
.13%
18
i
8%
*4 %
23
90
8%
*80
STOCKS
25
8%
xl3Va
2
t per share
8%
11,800
42
4%
Lowest
t per share
8%
400
113%
42
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest |
Hlghestr
42%
110
27
26%
*112%
42%
13%
Range for Previous
Year 1948
27%
112%
42%
8%
Shell Union
Jun
5
26%
112%
*4%
21
30
7% Jan
26%
113%
13%
39% Jan
46% Jun
25%
42%
1
Sheaffer
Dec
700
600
4,700
9%
1
10
Feb
50
9%
5
14% Feb
4%
*49 Va
9% ■*
Servel Inc common
8
28%
49%
;9%
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
33% Sep
*
49
10 Va
*112%
6%
5
Sharon
10
*9%
No par
7
83
49%
*48
No par
Finance Co—
37% Jan
10
500
7
101% Feb:, 5
31% May 5
8% Jun 13
18%
95
100
Seagrave Corp —
Sears Roebuck & Co
Aug 17
Aug 18
14% Aug 25
33% Jun
A
*18%
26 Va
34%
——100
series
preferred
18%
*86
Seaboard Air Line com v t c__No par
5%
18%
*8%
(The) common—5
Co
18%
43%
96
Elec
14
112%
*106
3.35% preferred
13%
25%
No par
Scranton
7
14
*42%
preferred—————No par
Mfg Co 3.65% pfd
100
4.30%
preferred
100
6
13%
112%
$4
20
Jan
10%
No par
Paper Co common
47% Jun
10
50
Scoyill
9
Jan
50
10
300
42%
99%
18%
DAY
24
99
14 Va
LABOR
100
42%
14
13%
*23
23%
18,200
42%
42%
*99
99%
,14
13 Va
5
100
5
1.75
Corp
Jun
104
Lowest
CLOSED
18
99%
*99
18 Va
3
13% Jun 28
'
Feb
CLOSED
,...rNo par
$3.40 preferred
8
Jan
83
Scott
13
Sep
Arms
Savage
106% Aug 26
91% Mar
(The)
(Jacob)
Schenley Industries Inc__
8
Jan
2,800
99
99
l
-
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
7
May
12% July
8% May
24% Nov
30
87
14%
Dec
9% Dec
94
Jun
9% Jan
43% Nov
Dec
5%
8'
July
90
Apr
8%
Feb
9%
1
Typewriter.
59% May
Mar
31%
1
xl03% July 13
78
Jun 29
94% Jun 30
July
15%
Wks Inc
STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
12% Jan 25
13
.
Jan
13% May
91% May
8%
Metal
Art
STOCK;
EXCHANGE
Safeway Stores cofnmon
5
5% preferred w—
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St L-San F Ry Co com v t c—No par
Preferred series A 5% v t c
-100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% non-cum preferred
—100
21%
61%
1,600
8%
X23%
Ruberoid Co
113
4%
8Va
42%
Ruppert
Sep
4%
8%
23%
12% Mar 12
Feb
4%
42%
55% Jan
39%
4%
x8%
23%
39% Apr 25
107%
4%
8%
42%
25
;_20
_,__100
18% Feb
3
16%
23%
Ronson
8% Jan
39%
*15%
*42
14 Va Sep
Jan
39%
16 %
*23 %
preferred
conv
preferred series A
700
17%
,40%
16
8%
13
May
*17%
17%
17%
40 Va
16
4%
4%
100
320
39%
17%
38%
16
4%
4%%
20
50
*15%
17%
8%
Rohm & Haas Co common
4,700
105%
105%
4%
Controls
1,600
96%
95%
105 Va
8%
Antelope Copper Mines
100
6
39%
*95
95%
105 Va
39%
,•
100
*48 V*
>50
*48%
1,800
5%
38%
105 %
com„1
Roan
Robertshaw-Fulton
16
18%.
Dec
17%
so
20,200
19%
*98
5%
96%
*95
Xl05'/a
38%
72
Dec
8% Dec
*48%
96%
*15%
99% Sep
Jun
49%
106
.
5Va
39%
39
39%
50
95
5
19%
100
1,500
12%
19%
99
5%
No par
27% May
Mar
54
1
39
39%
19%
6
8,100
,
102
*94
5
99
19%
;99%
5%
t'j
12%
96
4%
No par
21
10% Jun 13
96% Apr
Co
19%
*100
12%
*94
4%
Shares
19%
19%
ioi >:
12%
Richfield
12
23
—
95
*99
6
39
101
Ritter Company
1
Jan
Common
Rheem Manufacturing
Oil Corp
13
40 %
21
Jun
-
36
,
Tob class B
(R J)
101
the Week
Sept. 9
$ per share
19% >19%
-
Sales for
Friday
v.
Sper share
12%
4%
19%
99%
6
-1
—10
19%
12%
i
4%
*93%
100
3
Jun
Sep
4%
Thursday
Sept. 8
95
19%
34% Jan
Jun
Feb
convertible preferred
5%%
*98%
94
Reynolds Spring Co
24% May
4%
3'
103% Feb
,
93
V/-
X19 Va
101%
12%."'.
12 Va
1. '
1
$ per share
20
*99 Va
6
49
6%
Jan
19%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A
100
Revere Copper & Brass com—No par
5%% preferred
100
Rexall Drug Inc
-2.50
No par
Reynolds Metals Co com
'
Sept. 7
$ per share
6% Jan
28
Dec
18 "
26"
5% Apr
23
t per share
14
15% Jan
Dec
110
$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. it
4'/a Jun
17 %
17
Par
7
16% Jan
18% Jun
May
29%
NOV
91
27% Jan
15
10% Jun
Oct
102
13
Sept. 3
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Sept, 5
Saturday
t per share
share
Jun
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
91% Jun 13
111% July
15
per
17
Oct
103
82%
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1048
Monday, September 12, 1949 ^
105
72
*69
8
7%
8
67%
3,000
*370
67%
67%
15%
*88%
...
14%
28%
28%
105%
104 V*
104%
20%
20%
900
15 Va
29
20%
j
90
4,000
88'/a
40
31%
6,600
129 %
500
88 %
89
300
-
17%
Nov
86
Feb
109%
3
97%
Feb
89% May 12
32 % Aug 19
130% Aug 15
121
Oct
109
Jan
4
54 y2
Jan
145 ?
73
Jun
55
Jun
13
36%
Feb
68% Sep
'1
53
Jun
36% Jun 14
43 Va Sep
74 % Jan
7
Standard Oil of California—No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
7
Standard
Oil
of
New
67%
68%
68 %
69%
26% Jan
7
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio common—10
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
preferred series A
100
Steel Spring common—1
convertible preferred
50
100 Va
100%
*100Va
100%
15%
15 Va
15 Va
42%
*41%
42 Va
*30%
31
27% May
Oct
69% Feb
23%
Oct
92% jun
11%
Feb
38
Feb
36%
Nov
11% Mar
32% Mar
88
Feb
.
60% Jun 13
35
Nov
89
98 % Jan
Jun
20
Jun
97% Jun
96 V2
May
15% Oct
12
Jun
14
43% May
41% May
40
Jun
7
x27
Jun
15
13
9
15% May
39% Jun
35% Jan
3
97
94
6
jun
23%
Dec
12%
Feb
36% May
16% May
9%
Dec
18
Jan
Dec
20
Jan
10
July 12
Jan
24 % Jan
3
9% Jun
17
9 Va Jan
3
15% Jan
4
Aug 16
1007/a Sep 31
16% Aug
8
44
Jan
24
38% Jan
>
13
18'
41 %
100
31
Jan
Aug
Jan
7-
2"
27
Aug 17
14% Jan
7
13 %
$3.50
preferred
No par
$6
prior
$7
prior
preferred
preferred
Jersey
128
128%
No par
142
142
25
3%%
Standard
4%
Starrett Co (The) L S
Sterchi
Bros
Stores
Inc
Sterling Drug Inc common
3% %
Stevens
(J P)
No par
1
11%
Jan
16% Mar
18% July
29 V* Jun
6%
Nov
& Co Inc
Corp
Dec
98% May
70% Nov
50 % Mar
113%
Jan
120
July
9%
Feb
Deo
21%
Jun
18%
Dec
26%
Jun
5»4% Mar
For
43
footnotes
July
ses
page
61
Jan
17
9
Jun
14
11% Jan
8
15
July 8
16% Jun 13
17% Jan
13
36% Feb
24
14
120
prior preference
Sunbeam
43
8,500
15
100%
15 Va
*100 Va
15
69%
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
*41%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
July
6
19% Sep
9
49% July 13
Co
Corp
common
common
Class A 4% %
pfd
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%%
preferred series A
4%% preferred series B
Sunshine
400
1,200
11
37%
38
*98%
Biscuits
■
V
300
11%
100
3,300
30%
29%
29%
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
12%
12%
17%
12%
12%
17 Va
17 Va
>•
17%
17%
17%
18,700
22%
12.900
12%
37%
100
37%
*98%
37%
*98 %
100
12%'
12%
12%
17%
17%
17%
*17
37%
100
20
*17
17
17%
16%
17%
17%
21%
22
22
22%
22 V*
22%
22%
*36%
*36%
37%
37%
1
No par
7%
*95
37%
*36%
37%
7%
7%
7Va
96%
*95 Va
97%
■
••:?:. 7%
7
7 Va
*95%
97%
Inc
100
1,000
95%
95%
10
60%
60%
1,100
*118%
119%
20
10%
10%
8,300
16%
16%
*16%
19%
19%
19%
19%
48%
*48%
48%
*48%
10%
10%
10%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
19%
19%
19%
12.50
48%
49%
48%
10%
300
60%
25
25
60
1,900
119%
10%
118%
*118%
7Va,•••..•
2.000
60 %
59%
100
1
60
37%
■v
2,900
119%
No par
118%
...
30%
30
No par
Corp
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil
4,400
15 Va
15
11%
37%
16.900
25%
100 Va
69 %
31
*11%
69%
25%
100 Va
69%
26
1
Corp
Chemical
42 Va
No par
Stone & Webster
Sun
5,600
43 Va
'
Apr 13
117
15% May
17%
52% Feb 10
9
68 Va
42%
30
7
Sep
1
7% July 27
67%
43%
11%
13
38
68%
42%
30%
6% Feb
95% Sep
1,000
^
<
42%
11 Va
Studebaker
8
144
68
42%
30%
24
Jan
*142%
68%
5
10
90
142%
67%
15
16% Feb
11% Jan
91%
142 Va
67%
*98%
12% Feb 25
8
129
142%
67 Vs
37%
Stokiey-Van Camn Inc common—1
Aug
,v
*128
5
Aug '2
17% July 29'
17% Sep v 9
5%
142
129
128%
*127
31 Va
31%
31
100
preferred
Stewart-Warner
30%
No par
28% Jun
15
*88%
r
Standard G & E Co $4 pref—No par
61
119%
10%
17
900
19%
*
1,700
48%
500
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4837
170
Volume
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
"Year 1948
Lowest
Highest
t per share
j
Mar
13%
Dec
31
Dec
Jun
19 %
127
Jun
44%
8V4
Nov
16%
36%
22
Jan
17%
Feb
26
Jun
79
Dec
91
Aug
7% Feb
14
Jun
14
8%
17 y8 Aug
12
Sutherland
7
26
Paper Co__
Sweets Co of America (The)
-
'9%
9%
.>9%
33%
•"
4.16%
9%*' 9%
'33%
33 %
33%
8
-
'
"«
8
29
4% Mar
7% May
3% Jun
9
Swift
7
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par
17%
2
preferred
Symington Gould
77% ■■■77%
Mar
89
Ltd
5% Jan
14
No par
$4
7
Corp
Shares
9%
7,800
100
34
1,100
8%
*7%
8%
29%
<
1,500
34
34
29ya
10%
29%
29%
10%
10%
V 10%
400
3,400
4,300
,
'
'■17%'
17%
^4%
1
9%
*9%
*7%
7%
8
•' 29%
io%;. 10%
29%
10%
Swift
*
the Week
162
*155
9%
34
17%
17%
17%
17%
77%
77%
> 76%
77%
76 %
4%
4%
41/4
*
•
*4Va
4%
17%
"
•
76 y2 Sep
.
9%
fo*
Sales
Sper share
9%
wl62
9%
■■•
V *
;
29%
/'>• 10
25
25
<24% Jan
'5
*157
162
5
9%
i.
'
10
Co
23
•
21
International
9%
9%
9%
*156
160
160
Friday
Sept. 9
$ per share
$ per share
share
$ per
$ per share
share
Feb
32% Jan
j12
.
&
$ per
Thursday
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
50
Jan
'36
25
27% Jun
;v<
PaT
Sept. 5
—10c
25
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
9% Apr
17
Jan
Dec
V 14% Jan
AND HIGH BALK PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 3
Sunshine Mining Co
11
Jan
168
(999)
RECORD
Saturday
fper share
15
30% Jun
Jan
Dec
8%
Jun
8% Aug 30
«
Jon
28 Va
«
STOCK
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
10% Apr 14
7% Mar 25
11%.Mar
235
NEW
Highest
I per share
$ per share
Dec
140
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Range for PrevloiM
Lowest
&
6,100
720
77
4%
200
3%
'
1,500
11%
4
200
•.T
■
'
;
...
9% Mar
3%
T
11% May
De<j
5%
9% Jun
14
2% Jun
Jun
6
Talcott Inc
11% Aug 18
4% Jan
14% Mar
19% May
13% Jun
14
17% Aug 11
Tennessee
52
Nov
67
48% Jun
13
60
15 V\
Nov
47
Feb
25% May
71% July
Corp
Corp
*10%
9
5
.—_5
(James)
Telautograph
7
—,
Jun
liy4Jun
14
Jun
7
Texas Co—
17"% Jan
14
56
Sep
xl6%
7
Texas
Gulf Producing Co
Gulf
Texas
19
Nov
25
Oct
16 Ye Jun
14
65% Aug 18
23% Jan
7
29
Feb
33% Feb
<7
48
Apr 25
45%
Dec
48% May
65% May
Jun
16
46
Jan
-
10%
Dec
xl4%
Dec
5%
Dec
12%
24
:
Dec
25%
20% May
Apr
5'/4
Dec
Dec
47 Ve
13%
Apr
Apr
24
4% Jun
Jan
Dec
19
7%
Oct
35
10%
Feb
59j/2 May
Feb
95%
Jun
1% Mar
4%
Jan
:
20
0
7
90% Aug
2
2% May 23
23% May 19
Jun
19% Jun
Jan
10
104%
Dec
Dec
9%
15%
5%
Nov
July
23% May
55
14
102% May
3
13 % Jun 13
37% Jun
May
Jan
10
Jan
10
Jan
;
23%
Nov
19
HY2 Jun
Apr
13
,ic%Feb
10% May
6% Feb
11
Nov
107 y2 July
98% Feb
10
103% Sep
8
12 % Mar
19'/a Aug
25% Mar
9% Aug 30
15% Jan
13
96
Feb
1
17% July
8 %
19 V8 Jan
3
31%
Dec
36%
Jan
32% Jan
6
92
Jan
100%
Jun
98 % Jan
4%
24
8% May
Dec
Jun
5%
32 %
14 y4
Dec
13
Aug 12
3
Jun
4% Jun
Jan
8
7% Mar 14
20
29% Mar 14
4% Jan
24
Jan
36% Aug
6% Jan
13
7
3,300
64%
2,100
}
\
22
21%
221%
22 Va
22 %
22
22%
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
2,200
39
39
38V4
38%
300
9%
9%
3,100
(The)
preferredRoller
Corp
*7%
40%
40%
40%
*40%
89
89
*89
*3%
34%
34
*105%
105%
105%
x!05%
14%
11%
11%
11%
14%
/ 14%
14%
13
;.*i2%
13
*
*12%
No par
7%
7%
102%
.1 21%
> 21 %
par
*35%
pai
21%
i
•36%
*99
*35%
102
■
par
6%
6%
*27%
27%
27%
7
*6%
50
51/4
9
*5
1
9
2,900
3,600
12%
9%
12
Jan
8% Jun
59 y4
Jun
39% Jun
17
16%
Dec
Dec
9% Mar
Jun
10% Feb
■; 8
*
27%
Feb
39% May
37%
Nov
43 y4
103
Oct
110
Jun
91
Feb
98
Jun
80
51% Feb
36% Jan
Union Tank
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW
19% Jun
33% Jun
Nov
17
13
112
Jan
6
94
Jan
13
Nov
90
.{an
86% Jan
21%
Feb
73% Jun
14
45%
31%
Sep
51% July
48
Jan
41%
31
Jun
Apr
12
Jan
..■■
94;
13
Nov
38% July
96% July
25% Jun
79%
■
Jan
42
107
•
10% Mar 17
46
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31% Jan
7
*
7
16
.7
Aug 30
Jan
13
94
Aug
31% Apr
89% Jan
*
Mar 28
(The)
Ddylite Corp
Underwood
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
22%
Nov
110%
Jun
19%
Nov
Jan
23 %
14
109
10% Jun
13
(
14% Mar 29
Oct
,
25% Sep
61% Jan
,
27%
15%
2%
41
Feb
16
36
7%
4%
Jan
40% Jun
Feb
13
2% Jan
3% Jun
3
9
Feb
May
Dec
82%
Apr
16%
Feb
28%
Jun
37%
Jan
46%
Jun
34% Jun
Feb
58% May
x44%Jun
2,200
21 Va
3,400
36%
*35%
10
18%
Dec
23
Dec
11%
May
21% May
•
July
18% Feb
■
i
■.
7
500
27%
27%
5Va
5Va
400
'
'500
.
19
16%
3*2%
Feb
Feb
15%
May
Jun
101
24% May
Feb
92%
Feb
166%
Nov
8
Dec
17% May
Dec
76
54%
19%
Dec
■.-,
113%
179
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Jun
J Jun
Jun
6
11
Mar
United
Gas
United
Merch
July 26
7
28
17% Jan
8
U
13
104% Jan
20
U
185
Sep
8% Jan 24
6
May 25
S
S
7%
1
57
Jan
24 %
Aug 18
21
U
S
36
Jan
15% Jun
13
Sep
21%
Jan
11% Jan
3
7%
Dec
9% May
39%
Feb
53% July
38
58
July
37% May
52% Jan 12
61% Aug 18
U S
19% May
25% Mar
U
49
Jan
22%
Dec
86
Dec
37%
Dec
Dec
121
37 V*
May
49% May
Jan
58 Va
Dec
Jun
72
Nov
63%
94
137%
7% Jan
Jun
3
17%
Apr
64% Jan
13
Jun
129% Jun
8
19%
Jan
18% Jan
4
Feb
Nov
-42% May
38% Jan
6% May
,4% Feb
24
37
8%
12% May
Dec
85%
Dec
•t.98%
Jun
2%
Dec
f
6%
Jun
Dec
V34
22
16
:
;
Feb
4
Mar
19
Feb
150
Feb
7V!i
42
Deo
Dec
Jan
8% Jun
80
Apr
2% Jun
-21
Feb
72
21% May 19
Aug
5
4
Jan
8
12% Jun
14
-3% Feb
25
19% Jan
17
Jun
-15% May
May
70
156
■1
Mar
Feb
43% Jan
17
2
Aug 12
10% Mar 30
Jun
May
44% Sep
; 5%
87
Jun
23 %
26
14
8
5
10
U
25% Aug 19
17% Jan
7
7% Aug
12
25% Sep
2
Jun
14
170
10% May 18
3
55% Sep
7
25 % Apr
25
U
U S Tobacco
.7 %
2d pfd—5
No par
common—2 1
4% conv preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
8%
Tobacco
Leaf
4%%
1
com_Nopar
100
preferred
Universal
Pictures Co Inc com
preferred
1
100
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Jun
28
8% Aug
8
11% May 13
Van
21%
Feb
26% May
20% Jun
14
24% Aug 19
Van
Wall Paper Inc
Universal
27%
24
preferred
conv
Universal Laboratories Inc
15% May
page
25
1
Norman
Raalte
Co
Co
Inc
2.50
10
400
34%
*34%
351/4
34%
34%
300
PRICES
*73%
74%
5%
$ per share
22 Va
107
*73%
34
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25%
>
25%
25%
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104%
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5%
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2%
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39%
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CLOSED
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EXCHANGE
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16
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3,000
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22%
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13
13,
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Sales for
the Week
Sept. 9
'
share
22
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24%
$ per
22%
12%
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Sept. 8
107%
*,1*7
Friday
Thursday
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share
21%
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12%
No par
Co com
50%
$ per
32%
2,100
50%
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Sept. 7
104%
4.200
81
79%
50 %
12%
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31%
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Wednesday
share
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40
93%
50%
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5
100
United Stores $4.20 non-c
$6
31%
V'.. 21%
100
5o
50
preferred
Stockyards Corp
United
V 31 '/a
79%
$ per
t per share
10
common
1st preferred
non-cum
United
Dec
«ee
share
Smelting Ref & Min com
7% preferred
3 Steel Corp common
No par
1%
preferred
100
Feb
footnotes
Co
non-cum
U S
9%
For
I per
1
100
Plywood Corp common
3%% pfd series A
Rubber
-:?■ <311/4
Sept. 6
1
10
20
10
Playing Card Co
S
93%
1,000
4,000
•
97
*931/2
97
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1,400
<
111%
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IIH/2
*93%
93%
Tuesday
No par
preferred
40
97
Sept. 5
100
common
common
S
14%
Oct
Co
Pipe & Foundry Co
8%
Mar 17
29
10%
170
18
24% May 14
;
S
21
29
20
*
•>.
26
Jan
140% Jan
3
4% Mar
-
4% %
Aug 11
Jan
46% Apr
13
140%
8
43
28
20 % Jun
129% Mar
U
Co
& conv
Lines
S
18
28
133
13
S
Partic
U
'92
Apr 29
31% Aug 12
36 % Jun
14
21
8% Apr
49% Jan
19
13
82
112% Jun
Jan
16% May 18
No par
No par
No par
20
class A
Leather
Jan
Dec
1
1
1
No par
No par
U
Dec
1
preferred
Industrial Chemicals
4%
5% Jan
Securities
U S
11%
8%
interest w
Freight Co
Gypsum Co common
preferred
:
Hoffman Machinery com
4% %
27
of
1st preferred
$4.50
May 17
17%
Jan
Inc
U 8 & Foreign
8
Certificates
17% Apr 28
3% Jun 13
42%
Mfrs
United Paramount Theatres wi
100
Jan 10
6% Jun
&
24% Apr 13
23% Apr 18
12"% Jun
43
10
Improvement Co—13%
39%
,
*92%
Monday
No par
Corp—No par
8
x89 % Jun
175
Co
40
*93V2
34%
Cig-Whelan
Unite
24
97
*501/2
No par
Carton Corp
10
Fastener
United-Carr
11%
24
*llli/4
.:
111
111
111
11%
24 V8
93%
31
No par
25% Sep
6
18% Feb
&
Carbon
United
13
*
20
94
Board
United
22% Aug 25
24
Jun
18% Aug
preferred
39%
38%
43
11%
*92%
100
preferred
United Biscuit of Amcr
$4.50
38%
44
44
24
:
3.100
9%
91/2
9%
39 V4
23%
791%
common
United Gas Corp
Aug 17
54% Mar
Corp
7
7
3
40
<
9% Mar 23
u19 %Jun
89
65
2
Jan
22% Jan
22
%
4 %
1
100
101
11%
11%
x23%
LOW
Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
10o
United Corp (The)
1
United Dyewood Corp common
1
7%
preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
6
7% Aug 19
7
Jun
18
45% Aug 19
4 % Aug 31
22
48
45
,14% Aug
12
3% Apr
24
60
7
I
210
9%
43%
43%
XIIV2
111
^
5
5%
convertible preferred
100
United Air Lines Inc common—10
8
-
33% Mar 17
13
55
Aug
\
9.700
103 Va
*6%
*93V2
Sept. 3
Par
Aircraft
United
Aug 16
38% Jan
s
3
2% Jun
-
Mar 24
7% Jan
13
29% Jan
5 Va July
Dec
2%
29% Jun
Dec
July
3% May
Nov
105
Jun,27
4% Jun 28
Jan
38 %
Feb
29
-
Dec
77
3
19% Feb
103
6%
>
>-
Saturday
STOCK
$ per share
'26% Mar 30
.104 % Jun
90% Mar
19
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
20% July 15
Apr
57%
Lowest
t per share
30% May
-
Nov
9%
*
$ per share
Dec
103%
i
43%
12
24%
'
STOCKS
Year 1948
44
38%
No par
Car Co
9%
9%
23%
Rubber Co
&
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)
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s
f
f
11%
44
Corp
Asbestos
Union
"t
|
8%
1
No par
5
Union Bag & Paper Corp
No par
Union Carbide & Carbon
No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred' $3.50 series
No par
Union Oil of California—
25
Union Pacific RR Co com
50
4% non-cum preferred
50
14
;
l4
100
<
21
r
27%
5V4
*5 Vb
11%
14%
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7
27%
5
y
r*
101
*6%
,•
27%
5
.
2,000
9%
35%
*100
;
3,900
7%
211/4
-.35%
36%
,10
141%
37%
103
10
21 Va
21%
102
*100
106%
11 Va
103 Va
10
10
7,300
13%
7%
102%
10
-
121/a
7%
■:
10
10
„
'
102%
7% '
102%
102%
par
(*12%
12%
7%
:■=
5
14%
500
14Va
:37%
14%
400
,,<•
37%
14%
37%
xl4
11%
14%
23%
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105%
14%
37%
11%
11
5
3%
34%
<23i/a
23%
•
37%
No par
2
Co———-
23%
<•-
23%
i
<
20
34%
.
j:
700
90
3%
35
;
*
»
40%
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3%
3%
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-
34 %
,
23%
23% ■■■■•.23%
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3%
3%
3%
34Va
40%
90%
40
200
8
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,41%
300
16%
16%
8
I
1
;
3
*2%
16%
*7%
;
90%
14%'/
Century Fox Film com_No
conv preferred
No
$4.50 prior preferred
No
Twin City Rap Transit com__No
5% conv prior preferred
5%
38%
•
3
*16%
8
*7%
8
381% ;•
$1.50
Coach
16%
40%
Corp common—
1
No par
preferred
Twin
*16%
14%
20th
■
16%
37%
Trtfax-Traer Coal Co
*4%
38%
38%
*2%
<
>
5
*38 Va
3%
—5
—
14i/4
14
5
38%
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No par
Transue & Williams Steel
$6
*38%
3%
10
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc
*13%
*14
if
5%
*5
5
38%
No par
No par
Bearing
Transamerica
600
14%
;*13%
*16%
.100
—
6%
I
31%
14%
No par
com
6%
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*13%
•
;
i
i
100
6%
.31%
<
t
*2%
1
com
14%
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•
6%
311/4
6% '
.
6%
DAY
1
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v
6%
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15
Products
14%
!
9%
9%
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LABOR
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5
Co
9%
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14%
,
t
9%
1
9%:
14%
41
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41
U
39
s
7,300
42%
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Timken-Detroit Axle——
1
24% May 16
.
102 %
16%
64%
1
Tri-*Continental
Aug 18
16
64%
50
.
$3.75
.4
16%
Transit Corp_No par
Steel
Timken
12
Mar 9
16% Aug 10
i
4
16 Va
64 %
common
Tide Water Associated Oil com
10
16%
641/4
preferred
Co
,4% preferred
Thompson-Starrett Co
-$3.50 preference
8
.
Jan
15%
64
<9%
-No par
Avenue
Thompson
<43% Mar 30
19
22% Mar
J13%
:»
xl05% Sep
1
i1
16%
*39
CLOSED
•
—No par
preference
a
.4% Aug 15
35% Aug 12
25% Jan 21
i
42%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
50c
Thompson (J R)__;
Mar. 9
45% Jan
Nov
Mar
Thomas
15
32%
17
6
'
14
31%
40
Jan
12,600
64%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
—100
common
conv
1 Third
34% Jun
19%
95%
$2.50
8
84 % Apr
.
19% Mar
Feb
Thermoid
19
7% Jan
7
Inc
$2.4o conv
The Fair
-
X39% July 18
7% July 27
Jan
39%
2
14% Jun
...Jun
85
6% Jan
17
Mar
1% Jun 20
400'
59%
21%
STOCK
$1.25 cony preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
15% Jan 22
7% Aug
4
32% Aug
5
13% Aug 12
16%
59%
64%
"
1
—
Pacific Ry Co
&
Textron
V
.
share-ctfs
Texas
7
*16%
59%
Pacific Land Trust—
Sub
3
11% Jan
13
Jun
25% Apr 19
12% Jun 23
15% May
10% May
6%
8
13% July 12
4% Mar 21
Jan
Jan
34%
<
v
May
14%
46%
;
36
Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas
16%
59%
16%
60
"
10
Texas
16%
16%
59%
59%
I
*15%
10
No par
Sulphur
*3 Va
3%
16%
59%
25
-
*11
3%
3%
3%
3%
'
~
11
11
11
*10%
11
*3%
6%
6%
7'/a
4.600
24%
24%
24%
168%
1/700
8%
56%
3,600
170
8%
*56
56%
♦
I<*
1-75/e
9
24
*167
8%
*56
10
17%
500
9
8%
8%
*700
24
*23%
24%
300
17%
24
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1000)
NEW
1
f per share
I per share
I per share
3
13% Jan
23% Aug
10
Feb
1
15% May
10
Feb 16
19%
29%
20
Jan
Jan
VV:"
3
Feb
12 V* July
Dec
85%
Dec
94
May
85% Mar
5
86
Feb
95
Jun
85% Jan
5
00
Dec
48% Jun
33 % Jun
17
WCt
96% Apr
14% July
91
Jan
7
98
5
Jun
6
82% Jun
17
15% Jan
3
93
124% July
18% May
Feb
14% Not
109
Jan
15%
14% Jan
Jun
23
29% Not
July 18
29% July 27
38% May
34% May
Apr
28% Deo
33% Apr
31% Sep
25% Jun
12
6
8
30% Apr 30
32
Apr 26
14
25% Deo
39%
32%
29
32% Jan
30
Mar 15
66
45
Jun
6
15% Jan
12
Jun
30
60% Jan 28
14% Apr
9
35%
25% Jun
13
31
May 19
1
105
24%
Dec
Apr
23% Mar
Jan
5
_2.50
11%
11%
11%
11%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Sept, 9
Sept. 8
Shares
$ per share
$ per share
1,300
11%
11%
11%
./
22%
800
22 %
*22 %
23
90
•85
90
*85
90
*85
90
—.i
*86
91
*86
89
*86
88
*86
88
—1
*36
36%
36%
36
36
*98
99%
99%
*98
preferred
21%
;
100
*6%
6% div par tic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
10
$5 preferred
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
Virginian Ry Co common
J26
6% preferred
2s
Vlsking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
20
1% preferred
—30
23% July 14
3
Co
Thursday
Sept. 7
t per share
*85
3%%
14
32% Jan
27
11%
Va-Carollna Chemical com—No par
21
Feb
Chemical
Wednesday
Sper share
Sper share
share
HIGH BUI PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. a
com_10O
100
8
Jan
Monday
Sept. 5
/
Victor Chemical Works common—B
17% Aug 18
118
113% Jun 29
Jun
117%
Dec
Aug
t per
Par
■■
VIck
38% Jan 26
118
Saturday
Sept. $
Monday, September 12, 1949
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry
5% non-cum preferred
11% Jan 21
7% Mar
CHRONICLE
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
6
89
04/
STOCK
EXCHANGE
High Ml
Leweet
Hfeheet
YORK
NEW
Range Sfnee Jan. 1
Year 1948
I per share
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
ktt|f for PmUu
Lew eat
&
*89%
17%
11G%
22%
22%
36%
36%
99%
*98
17Va
17%
116%
6%
91
91
91
*98
6%
6%
6%
36%
700
6%
100
93
*90
93
17%
116%
500
99%
6%
6%
*90
17%
116%
*116
22 %
17%
17%
116%
9,000
17%
116%
116 %
*17%
19
*17%
19
*17%
19
*28%
28%
*26%
28%
*28
28%
80
19
*17%
300
28%
28%
30
30
30
600
31%
31%
*31%
31%
300
28
*26%
28
*30
32
*30
32
*45%
29%
46%
30
31%
31%
*29%
30
*31
31%
*27
28
*26%
28
*26%
*30
32
*30
32
29%
_
W
67% Aug
12% Dec
Dec
28
105
100% Apr
Jan
Jun
101
Aug
6% Jun 29
101
Jun
9% Not
14
May
Not
32
Jan
22
preferred
Walgreen Co common
4%
preferred—
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Walworth
8
STOCK
EXCHANGE
closed
CLOSED
No par
Co
Ward Baking Co common
Jun
14
15% Jan 21
14
95% Sep
8
5% %
Bros
104
253/a
labor
7%
day
14
14
29%
Warner
25% Feb
1
14
22% Jan
Warren Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
104
*
?
29%
*14
*293/8
30
102 %
104
25%
2,700
73/8
7%
7%
1,300
7%
7%
7%
73/«
14%
14%
143/4
14%
94%
95%
94%
95
103/4
10%
10 3/4
103/e
10%
19 %
19%
19%
19
1,400
15%
94%
Xl0%
20
14%
*933A
19%
103/4
50
25%
25 %
14%
400
25%
25%
94%
11 "
500
14V2
103%
25%
*
*
103%
253/8
94%
*19
"
♦103 % 104
*14%
No par
14
29%
5
4
*45%
14
29%
'
14
1
Pictures
12% May
47
14
29%
»453/4
*45% ."47' 7
*29%
100
preferred
3
18% Jun 22
9% Jan
stock
exchange
100
No par
No par
100
No par
x87% Jun
X12
16% July
10% Mar
z83% Mar
Jan
RR 4%%
Waldorf System
Aug 11
25% Aug 19
93/4 Jan
7
21% Jun
27% May
13% May
<18% Mar
8% Feb
Wabash
19
190
12,000
400
xl9% Not
34% May
14
17%
18
18
19%
19%
20
27% Aug
20% May
23% Jun 27
25
Jan
11
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
*17%
20% Jan
23%
23%
*23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
400
11% Jun
14
Jan
24
Waukesha
f
xl3%
13%
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
133/4
14
18% Aug
9
173/8
17
17
17
16%
16%
1,600
1,000
12%
Deo
22
16% Dec
3% Deo
26
Sep
*80
Not
78
*86% Jan
; 26% May
19% Mar
14%
1,500
*5%
53%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,200
21%
21%
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
preferred
Indies Sugar Corp
No par
81%
813/4
81%
81%
813/4
8l3/4
81%
8134
100
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,900
No par
$4
24% Aug 10
Jun
108% Mar 22
117 % Sep
Jun
113% Feb 25
117% July 11
7%
103% Mar
111%
103% Feb
iyi% Aug 10
6%
113
Oct
Jun
107
Apr
107
Jun
105
Apr 25
105% Not
100% Oct
101% May
22%
13% Mar
16% Apr
38% Feb
51%
Oct
Jun
100% Feb
110%
Jun
104
5% Not
10% May
5
34% Deo
46% May
16% July
7% Mar
22% Mar
35% Jun
108% Jan
2
17% Jan 20
4
41% Jan 24
25
14
108% Jan
24
7% Apr
32% May 23
8% Feb 24
41% Mar 12
12% Jan 20
Western
29% Apr
8
Jan
24
Western
Pacific
Sep
8
13
68% Deo
74% July
53% Jun
6
13
30
21% Jun
Mar 30
17
May 31
34% Jan
13
7
7
29% Not
39%
23%
Dec
33% Jun
20% May 31
27
Jan
85% Feb
91% Feb
95% Apr
101% Jun
903A Jun
3
98
Aug 18
98% Feb
15
104
Jun
213/4 Jun
7
25
Deo
6b
Jan
37
Mar
115
4
Mar 30
Jan
71
89% Jan
July
23% Mar
Jan
5
12% Jun
18% Jan
3
28% Feb
Feb
31%
Nov
Feb
19%
Jun
12
6% Mar
11% Jan
12
7% Jan
8
X42% Jun 22
56% Jan
13
May
70
Jun
21
Jan
10
Jun
6
12%
Dec
19
18
Jan
Dec
28
Feb
37%
49%
81%
58% Dec
*62
Jan
69
8
Mar
11%
22
2
34% Jan
3
49% July 29
16% Mar .80
Deo
69% Aug 17
Jun
10
72 Va Apr
' 7
68
Feb 25
79
Jan
10
66
Feb
9
78 % Sep
2
8% Feb 25
9% Jan
7
34%
Jan
20
Jun
19% Jun
Jan
48
24
13% Dec
19% Feb
3% Dec
•Bid
Ex-divldeud.
y
18
23
Aug 17
74
Jan
28
14% Jan
6
20% July 12
July
6% May
asked
7
39% Jan
10% Jun 28
35
and
12% Jan
53% Jun
Oct
89% Oct
*19% May
Deo
24
13
3% Feb
prices;
no
sales
13
on
this
day.
tin
233/e
23%
23%
19,900
117%
117%
117%
117 %
250
116%
116
116 Vb
116
116%
720
1107%
110%
110%
1103/4
1103/4
110%
1103/8
1103/4
770
112
*112
113
*112
113
*105%
112%
107%
112
*106
107%
*105
107%
*105
107%
105%
105%
*104%
1053/B
*1043/4. 105%
*105
105 %
~50
13%
1,600
413/4
900
.112%
13%
*40%
107
*35%
100
*21
No par
100
26
A
*9%
*63
41%
13 5/s
13%
41%
41%
107
36
106%
6 3/8
6%
106%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
600
35%
35%
35%
35%
700
36
*35%
10%
10%
10
10
93/4
1.400
21
21%
21%
21%
1,400
*27
27%
27 %
27%
2,200
67
26%
*65
65
93%
10%
60
273/4
*66
70
67
67%
300
24
*21
24
26%
108
*106%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,700
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3 % % pfd series A
3.80% pfd series B
25%
2534
253/8
25%
253/o
26
5,300
We3ton
No par
12%
100
100
-
Instrument
Elec
12.B0
24
•
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
Motor
White
Sewing
Prior
24%
24%
*24
243%
*24
*110
113%
*110
243/8
12,100
98%
97%
97%
220
102%
102%
400
24
24%
*23%
1133/4
*110
1133/4
112
34
34%
34
34%
78
78
78
25
34%
DAY
'
34%
*34
34%
78%
LABOR
102%
102%
'
24%
24%
102%
*97
98%
102 %
102%
24%
24%
*97
97%
*102
CLOSED
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior pref
J—No par
White Dental Mfg (The 88)
20
White
97%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
78%
x77
77%
*77%
24
27%
27%
28
*27
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
24%
*32%
33
80
25
20
10
1,500
13%
J
com
preference
300
112
1
Co-___
Machine
27%
27%
*32%
27%
27%
500
£00
6,400
100
32%
32%
—B
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
934
934
600
Willys-Overland Motors com
1
$4.50 cenv pfd series A—No par
4%
4%
4%
43/4
43/4
4%
4%
434
2,100
Oil
Wilcox
Co
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones
10%
*71%
10
Co
Woolworth
(F
10%,
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6% preferred
Woodward Iron
*47
No par
_No par
Wilson & Co Inc common
17%
100
Towne
*47
48
*47
48%
10%
10%
2,300
*71
72%
*71
72%
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
*103/a
10 7 8
100
17%
3,400
17%
17%
140
17%
17%
*138
*138
141
17%
17%
*138
141
*26
141
27
*26%
26%
49
483/4
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
4,100
13%
13%
13%
14%
13%
13%
*13%
14%
*6734 !
68%
*68%
68 Va
68 %
4
69%
70
390
26%
68%
68%
70
70
69
70
71
693/4
693/4
68%
68 3/8
*68%
*77%
21
69
69%
78%
*76%
77%
77%
77%
77%
77%
200
93/a
9%
9%
93/a
93/s
9%
934
1,300
21%
X20%
20%
20%
*21
*20%
20%
.1
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.NoPar
Youngstown Sheet & Tube___No pa*
Youngs town Steel Door
No pat
10%
10%
35%
35%
*35
21%"
21%
21
21
62%
63
62%
63%
12
12
11%
Zenith
No par
243/4
243/4
25
1
33/4
33/4
Radio Corp
Products Corp
petition
27%
*26
*69%
No par
Mfg Co.
or
10%
72%
48%
Corp common
4%% conv preferred
receivership,
48%
10%
10%
*71
*26%
York
Zonite
*47
48%
10%
10%
73
*9%
Wrlgle*. (Wm) Jr (Del)
WypBfcte Worsted Co
&
33
10
Co
Worthlngton Pump & ' '
'*
Machinery common
No par
Prior pfd 4% % series
i»100
Prior pfd 4% % conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Yale
*32%
33
—II
Co
W)
*138
has
been
filed
for
company's
reorganization,
a
10%
10%
10%
70
20%
10%
1,500
100
*35
21 Va
21 Va
21
21
63%
63%
63 Vs
63 %
5,000
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
900
253/s
25%
253/4
25%
25%
1,300
3%
*3%
delivery.
500
.
10%
10%
36%
3%
33/4
3%
3%
1,100
*35
36%
'
Deferred
60
71
rCash
sale,
s
Special sales.
36%
500
wdWheu distributed.
Ex-rights.
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Curb
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Number
Week Ended Sept. 9,1949
-
Railroad
mri
of and Miscel.
shares
Bonds
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
640.530
...
$1,609,000
848,620
.2,295,00,0
939,020
_
2,007,000
2,088,000
772,980
3,201,150
$7,999,000
Holiday
$370,000
289,000
Total
Stocks
Government
Bond
{Number
of
Sales
Bonds
Week Ended
•
2,584,000
2,733,000
274,000
2,362,000
$9,658,000
$1,659,000
1949
of shares
$1,979,000
726,000
Week Ended Sept, 9
1948
Jan. 1 to
1949
U. S. Government
3,961,555
$8,000
International Bank
Railroad & Industrial
TOtal
Bonds (Par Value)
157,727,299
$400,000
Government
$798,500
Total
$137,000 *
Closed
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Holiday
-
$103,000
167,000
$20,000
184,950
231,015
258,000
"32,000
1,000
291,000
197,685
193,000
20,000
4.000
217,000
767,595
$721,000
$72,000
$20,000
$813,000
153,945
;
Total
Week Ended
1948
214,383,967
Foreign
Corporate
$14,000
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Stocks—No. of shares.
168,000
1,000
Sept. 9
Bonds
Foreign
Sept. 9,1949
1949
3,201,150
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States
Closed
Total
Stocks—No.
13%
41
41
106%
107
14%
Transactions at the New York Stock
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
13%
13%
133/4
41%
70
25%
Jan
7
4% Jan 15
9
23%
117%
14%
32
8
May
15% Feb
15
Jun
30% May 13
163/4 Jun 17
16% May
Dec
65%
X
24
64
,
July
10% Feb
i0
*59% Feb
Feb
37
5
Sep-2
:f 11% Jun 14
May
96% July
60% Mar
18% May
138
44% Jan
94
Not
58
17
22 ; Jun
j
25% May
Deo
13% Jan
23%
117%
116
24
25
2
4
Jun
'-i3%
Apr
Jan
128
Oct
ws Not
79
14% Jan 14
Jun
*138
14% Dec
125
12% Mar 10
8% Jun 15
17% May
88% Jan
x23%
10
100
com
900
Western Union Teleg class A_No par
323/4 Aug 10
8
65% May
Dec
7
11
6
Mar
69
Sep
25% Apr
7% May 31
4% Jun
10% Not
51
12
16% Mar 30
13
22% July
9
.
28
2
24% May
27%
Aug 29
48% Jan 27
9% Feb
^
112
293/4 Jun 13
,13% Dec
'
Aug 11
263/4 Jan 11
Oct
57%
27%
Feb
23
102
July
4:92
83 * Mar
«
Jun
series
Preferred
68% Jan 26
RR
14%
143/a
116%
6%
Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry com
4% non-cum 2nd pfd
143/g
5%
117
23%
1
Auto
Jun
May
Inc
Lines
Air
21
40%
preferred
14%
116%
pfd
series B
4.10% preferred series C
West Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com_No par
4Va%
preferred
180
4.20%
Western
20
26
West Penn Power 4%%
14%
117
100
100
100
100
100
B
preferred
preferred
11
Feb
38% July
Dec
8
May 12
36% May
15
26
105% Aug
18
25% Not
i
2
*14
No par
A
Class
114
14
Inc
conv
West
21
Jun
y
21%
119%
113
14%
*16%
B
Wesson
*113% Apr
8
17
7,100
Oil & Snowdrift com—2.80
Webster Tobacco
84% Jan 24
3
B
1
18
West Penn Elec Co com
5% July 15
7
23% Jan
Co
Motor
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
15% Jan 25
14
14% Jan
7
27% Jan
July 13
16% Jun
19% July
13% Feb
104% Mar
14
16% Feb 10
113/4 Apr 21
3% Jan
3
xl9% Jun 13
Sep
30% Jan
6% May
34% Aug
Deo
13
Jun
Sept. 9
1948
Jan. 1 to
1949
767,595
1,138,615
Sept. 9
1948
53,729,549
38,171,462
Bonds
Domestic
43,000
855,000
3,650,000
$1,659,000
1,005,500
60,542,680
7,999,000
11,513,000
62,698,770
474,629,100
682,887.800
Foreign
Foreign
$9,658,000
$12,566,500
$538,582,870
$747,878,980
Total
$721,000
$653,000
government.
72,000
119,000
$24,654,000
7,155,000
corporate
20,000
14,000
1,190,000
1,320,000
$813,000
$786,000
$32,999,000
$44,601,COO
$36,599,000
-
6,682,000
Number 4837
Volume 170
-
*
.
^
Bond Record
4
•,
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
Italic
letters
In
the
column
{■ ■
■;
.1 -
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
Period"
YEARLY
-
Indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
■>..
each
In
one
the
case
32d
more
or
of
a
month when
the
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1948
Lowest
Highest
101.11 May
—
—
105.1
Sep
105.28 Mar
107.4
Sep
108.28 May
9
__
LOW AND HIGH BALE
—
—
—
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1949-1952
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100.24 Mar
102.26 May
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1955-1960
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3s
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102.31 Jan
Sep
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2%s
—
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Sept. 6
PRICES
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Tuesday
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_
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—
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—
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—
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101.11 May
—
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Friday's
Bid & Asked
Colombia
A 6s
SEPTEMBER 9
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
3s
RECORD
BOND
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Monday, September 12, 1949
4%s ser B
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Light
3%s
61
61 %
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43
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64
43
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72
52
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Volume
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
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27
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ref
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112
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1965
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t
1978
Kansas City Southern Ry 1st 3s„1950
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1975
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Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
.1974
Kentucky Central gold 4s
___.1987:
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—:—.—:1961
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4%s
(4%%
mtge ser A
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1956
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-
1965
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&
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& Western
102
1965
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102
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93
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1956
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1952
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1951
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1972
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96
1972
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1953
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1977
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99
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1982
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lines
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1950
gold 3s
1951
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1951
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1951
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79
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1951
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104
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1951
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103%
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127
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103%
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s
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108
11
27
105%
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99
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103
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12
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1951
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1969
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1999
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1978
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s
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100%
97
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1968
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62 V2
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1978
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50
1977
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1st mtge 3s series N
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94% Jr 98 ;
102'A 102%
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1969
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1971
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1973
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1977
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1959
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96%
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83 %
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59%
1972
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(stamped modified)
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111
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1961
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1st mtge 4 Vis series C
Colorado & Southern Ry—
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1990
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102%
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1982
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1961
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70
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Last
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WEEK
FOR
99%
10
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Volume
Number 4837
170
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1005)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Feriod
New York Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
ENDED
Last
or
Sale Price
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1961
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220
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215
—
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14
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1977
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1983
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.1965
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M-N
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a
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115%
106% 1061/2
119%
99%
103%
included
104%
—
*1023/4 1033/4
106%
106%
not
8
94%
99
1
88%
97%
125% 125%
2
1183/4
101% 102%
20
97%
RR—
in
included
delivery
the
sale
not
year's range
in
the
year's
n
Included in the year's range,
d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range, r Cash
range,
§ Negotiability
Impaired by maturity
■
;
v
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under Section
or securities assumed by such companies.
-
1st
&
ref
M
3%s
series B
.1970
A-O
1st
&
ref
M
33As series C
.1990
A-O
5s
.2000
J-D
& ref M 3%s series E
.1985
J-J
Texas
&
Gen
Pacific
1st
gold
*96
91%
96 3/4
91%
91%
102 %
not
»ale
Ex-coupon.
y
^
77 of
the Bankruptcy Act.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
selling flat.
127
week.
ABonds
102 %
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, Sept. 3
ending the current Friday, Sept. 9.
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
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
*•
,
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
'
9
">
8ales
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Priee
FOR
STOCKS—
Shares
High
Low
Sale Price
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Sales
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
High
1
Motors
ACF-Brill
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Aero
1
1
Inc
Stores
Associates
—
13/4
—1
Mfg
J)
(N
Appliance.—
Air-Way
Electric
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
3A May
500
1%
20
13/4
500
-•.;•■:■■••
5%
5%
r_l
5%
r'^v"
5%
■
200
6%
400
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
Alaska
Alles
&
Allied
Fisher
1
Investing
Products
(Mich)
Corp
common
Brewing Co.;
Altoier
Bros
Aluminum
$3.75
Co
*
common
of
America
common—•
cumulative
preferred
Mfg
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
For footnotes
see
5'/2
common
paee
33.
100
•
*
35%
Jun
513/4
600
%
Jun
1%
1
1%
1%
300
1
Jun
1"%
58
July
Jan
American
7%
Feb
Aug
Beverage common
American
Book
Co
Jan
10% Mar
'■
6%
Apr
Class
Cities
Power
&
.„
100
Light—
98
5%
5%
-
15%
6
YY' 6
15%
C
—
Gas
&
Electric
2%
2%
2%
900
32%
36%
1,025
27%
36 %
33%
36 %
225
32%
Jan
36 %
Sep
..25
10%
10%
10%
350
9%
Jun
13%
J*n
18 3/8
18%
183/4
Sep
25%
Apr
15
15
15%
1.200
13
July
4%
9,500
3
Jun
7%
Jun
$2.50
75
91
Jan
98
Sep
American
Hard
3%
Feb
6
Apr
American
5% July
Laundry Mach
Co common
-20
Jan
American Mfg
Feb
3%
Apr
American
Maracnibo
.—I
17%
Jan
Jun
5%
Feb
__
6
6'A May
9%
Mar
43%
49%
2,800
45%
Jun
54
99%
99%
580
933A
Jan
100%
—
21%
—
100
—
20% July
4% Jun
26%
/
Jan
Mar
Aug
Jan
6 3/4 Jan
114% May
2% July
35%
Jun
13 'A
46% July
Jan
Corp common— .10c
.—1
prefer»ed_
1
preferred
Mar
100
7% Aug
Jan
American General
7
99%
21'A
373/4
111
Jan
113%
92%
100
100
Mar
400
7%
Jan
Jan
.100
78'A Aug
800
1%
112% 113%
..10
com
66
Jan
preferred
43/4 %
60
49 %
—
73/s
.—1
B
American
3 %
82
—
„
1
5
1
1,600
%
43%
Car Co
2%
100
81
98
81
X
Inc
common
Internat
Allied
Altes
Airlines
pfd
443/4
%
American
$2
50
43%
class A. .—1
common
1%
Jun
53/8
Jan
American Bantam
6
Jan
8'/b
Aluminum Ltd
32%
Jun
7%
__
5
1
Jan
l'/a
Jun
3% May
1% Mar
—
*
I—
-V
common
Inc
1
__
__
1
Stores
Shoe
Surpass
Alnsworth
—
10
common
Supply Mfg
Agnew
Air
Co
warrants
Alloys
convertible
convertible
Rubber
Co
.25
Co
"
3%
10
10%
200
26%
253/4
26%
6,300
American Metal Products common.. —2
American
American
6%
Meter
»
Co
Natural Gas Co
Class
American
Potash
Chem
class
Sep
15% Mar
5%
Jan
103/4 Aug
Jan
34
Feb
41
32
150
173,4
Jan
26% Aug
30
A_.
Jun
32%
24%
50
22 3A
Jun
28 % Mar
22%
Jun
28% Mar
20%
Jun
26%
24
B
Republics
36%
32
125
&
18%
Jun
Feb
24
32
com
preferred
American
400
3%
2
I10
24
24%
600
26%
25%
26%
6,200
Sep'
Sep
I
30
THE
(1006)
COMMERCIAL
STOCKS—
Last
Range.
New York Curb Exchange
Sale PrftM
Low
3%
American Writing Paper common
Anchor Post Products
1
5%
Angerman Co Inc
Seal-Kap
common
Amer Superpower
Corp common
$6
series
prelerred
American Thread b% prelerred
Anglo-Iranian
Co
3%
100'
99%
■'fi'W' 150
4%
4%
1,200
5%
6
4%
4%
1
7%
98
Amer dep rets ord reg
%
Jan
100 %
Aug
4%
Feb
6%
Apr
4%
Jun
5%
Jan
200
7% Feb
g
4% May
A
Cities Service common
City Auto Stamping
City ft Suburban Homes
Mar
8
100
3
5
5%
>•
•
10®
1
108%
2% '
•
9%
9%
9%
Common class A non-votlng_
81* preferred
•
If
9%
9%
10
10%
11
•
3.M
114%
—
Arkansas Power ft Light
»7 pfd
Equipment Corp
108% 109%
Jun
103%
.
Feb
8%
Clarostat
Jan
1,200
13,100
200
10% Aug
CUnchfield Coal Corp common
5%
Jan
10%
Club
10%
Jan
190
113%
Jan
200
6
Jun
7%
Jan
"
Aug
8%
Sand ft Stone Co
18%
4,100
14%
Jun
19%
22%
2,000
21 %
Jun
23%
Jan
Feb
10
1,000
6%
Jun
10
Sep
Atlantic Coast
Fisheries
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants
M
Atlas
Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
Avery (B P) A Sons
8%
1
29
2%'
2%
39
5%
13%
5%
13%
Feb
Commodore
%
Jan
Aug
Compo
8
21
I
com
32
435
2%
1,200
50
35
July
51
% Jan
9,000
4
Jun
6
Jan
900
11
5%
14
8%
400
Jun
22
22
11%
13%
Mar
100
20
July
1,300
10
Jun
22
13%
Jan
6% July
8
_l
preferred
Feb
31%
39%
% May
1%
e
American
Barcelona
Barium
32%
X52
•
1
32%
41
100
32
21%
8%
Jan
11%
Apr
Feb
25
15% Jail
to
9
200
Steel
&
(L)
Ltd"""""
Pwr
•
"*«
Corp__.
3%.
3%
4
2,800
15%
n
Beau-Brummel Ties
common
Beck
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
u
i
ZZ
13%
Feb
Feb
10%
Jun
i%
x36%
x36 %
»
•
Co
common
common
cum
~
Bridgeport Gas Light
"Power
52
20
35%
Jan
52
Sep
Jun;
14%
Jan
6%
200
12%
11%
12%
675
3%
3%
2,000
8%
8%
100
5%
38%
37%
38%
175
23%
—
74%
75
52
•
70
4%
18
4%
Amer dep rets
ord
62
500
3% May
21% Apr
13% Feb
21%
21%
100
in.
•
t
ji
_
Sn!.n^U!,b"Co commonZZZZZZZZZZZl
Bruce (E Li Co
common
s so
Bruck Mills Ltd class
B
a
Buckeye Pipe Line"
'•
Bunker Hill A
Sulllvan_ZZZ~.~ZL"_7ZZ"Zj~Bi
Burd Piston
Ring Co
i
Rnr^aii0rp.^mer dep fCtS-ZZZZ—ZZZZ-
Burry Biscuit Corp
1%
1%
100
Jan
Jun
19% Mar
1%
Jun
8%
Jun
5%
500
4%
Feb
3,600
5%
5
,
11%
11%
11%
16
15%
16
200
11%
UVb
n%
600
15%
15%
15%
1,800
7% Jun
14% July
4% Jan
10% July
12% Jun
6%
"%
""%
12%$
2%
Jun
1,600
2%
ft
2
Apr
37%- Apr
9
Jan
Sep
7% Jan
12% Sep
3% Aug
1%
Jan
41
75
Jan
Jan
7
18% Sep
6
Jan
23
Aug
16
Aug
33
Jun
21% May
2
23% Aug
2%
Sep
13% Aug
5% Aug
12
20%
5
Aug
Jan
May
11% Mar
*22%
12%
%
Jan
Feb
Jan
2% May
Paint ft
Wireless—
American dyp rets
Coro
$1
5%
pfd
II
Calamba Sugar Estate
California Electric Power
Camden Fire Insurance
Co
2%
500
Jun
4%
_•
IZZZi
~4
~4
5
412
5%
4,800
7%
7%
7%
200
—I
ZZZZZ!
Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6%% preference
•
2%
Jun
5% Jan
6% May
19% Jun
7% Aug
-ZZi$
x24
Aug
22
Mar
r2% July
22 %
Sep
24% July
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
8
8%
300
preferred
Canadian
Marconi
ZI
10%
Jan
9%
Jan
148% July
"l%
"l%
7%
5,800
1
Jun
13%
13%
200
12
May
8%
8%
8%
100
49
47%
49
125
pfd_Z
Carr-Consolidated
A
Jun
Jun
40%
Jan
148% July
1% Jan
Jan
21
8% Aug
3% Apr
49
Sep
109
B^cult Co_
Carreras Ltd—
Amer dep rets
7%
2%
Carman A Co
--
2%
2%
400
ord
Mar
2
Feb
4% Mar
Feb
13% Mar
12%
Amer dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
2
..
Mar
x4% Mar
—
common
111% Mar
2
„
Mar
3%
Feb
23%
(AM) A Co
Catalin Corp of America
23%
50
22%
Aug
3%
3%
500
3%
Jun
500
4
Jun
40%
Feb
Feb
5% Mar
32%
Apr
6%
Jun
Jan
30
109
Jan
114 % May
10
100
Jan
108
107
11%
1,100
9%
8%
800
z8
84% t
850
3%
300
70%
2%
8
Apr
69%
Sep
Aug
12% Mar
Jan
18
May
May
13%
14
26
""%
%
300
50
Jun
103%
Jun
3%
Jan
1%
Jan
10%
14
Jun
20
Jun
A
9,300
rl/123 1-1/64
73,300
1/128 July
7% Jun
10%
Mar
28 %
A Jun
Jan
Jan
A Jan
3l2 AUg
10%
100
5%
5%
200
4%
Jan
5% Aug
15%
~5%
-1
15%
100
14%
4%
Jan
16% Mar
31
Jun
Cosden Petroleum common
—1
6%
convertible preferred
00
37%
6%.
700
37%
25
12
Feb
Aug
6%
Apr
Jan
42
Courtaulds Ltd—
American
dep
(ord reg)_£l
receipts
Croft
1
Crowley
Mllner
ft
Cork Internet')
_
Crystal Oil Refining common$6 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
5%
preferred
-
Tobacco
Cuban
-
Mfg Co
(Mo)-
2%
3%
„
1
;
-100
-
•
i
7-
2%
400
3%
100
61
10
18%
18%
19
5,300
mmim
,
7%
Feb
41% Jan
IVs Aug
7% Jan
Jun
Sep
5
Jun
5%
350
1%
3 '.
Jan
14%
Apr
Mar
Apr
Apr
Aug
4% May
Jan
30
65
May
19% Aug
106
May
8% Aug
5% Mar
Jun
10%
—
8%
13% Jan
1% Jun
4%
— —,
6%
Feb
Aug
102
■
■
7%
7
A
2%
11%
1,500
•.
61
--
Za.io
-
.
Jun
'
100
7%
—
•
—10
»
-
1,300
7
2%
28%
2,200
.
..
common
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis
7%
—
Laflo
Crown Drug Co common
%
3%
5%
0
partlc.
5,800
ig
5%
B
34%
2%
3
I "l
-
"A"
33%
ii
•
Oo_
Crown Cent Petrol
(Md)
Crown
33%
1
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
3%
2% July
Jun
Jan
6
14%
Jan
34
Sep
D
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson-Brothers Inc common
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
1
debenture.
25
6%
6%
2,100
1%
1%
100
28
28
50
00c
I
10
10%
"800
13
13%
900
100
Derby Oil Co common
8
Detroit
ft
1
1%
1%
600
19%
20%
300
3
Jun
32
Feb
Feb
8
Jan
11%
9% May
Jan
Jan
140
Jan
Aug
I 10
Jun
15%
Jun
9%
Jan
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
Apr
18
Jun
23 %
Jan
9
fl
Jun
12
Jan
10%
Jun
14%
Feb
1
8%
8%
8%
700
6%
Jan
10%
Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
2,600
2%
Jan
26%
Jan
11%
Jun
•
Dominion Steel ft Coal class B—
21
Ohem Co Ltd
14
14
14
500
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd oommon
Draper
"l%
•
Domestic Credit Corp class A
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Tar ft
Sep
Jun
7
13
10
Amer dep rets ord rsg
Dobeckmun Co common.——
6%
1%
22%
132
1
Gasket
27% July
5% Jun
6%
81
—
34
34
6%
10c
Dejay Stores common
Dennlaon Mfg class A common
8%
I.B0
Corp
•
33
10%
400
62
63%
10%
63%
200
10
9% Mar
57
May
14%
Jan
22 %
20% Mar
•
Driver Harris Co
3% Aug
Apr
10% May
Feb
65
Jun
23
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
fl
79
•
Jan
3
13%
14
300
Jan
May
7%
Apr
1%
Feb
2% Mar
13
9% July
—
l
Texas Sulphur
32%
Feb
6%
l
•
Jun
74
Duke Power Co
Aug
5%
Jun
10% Mar
Feb
15% Aug
6%
preferred-
io#
82%
X81%
82%
100
82% Aug
9%
200
74% May
9% Mar
ser
15
Jan
85%
88%
Apr
l
9%
100
100
13%
11
14%
3,300
86%
81
87
1,170
13%
10
13%
IF
13%
6%
100
1928
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Conv preference
pag*
8%
prior preferred
lo
—
Jan
6%
Feb
14% Aug
87
Sep
5% July
5'A July
14
Aug
500
14
100
5
May
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
36%
380
~2%
6%
—
55
35%
—
_i
10
5%
Feb
|
a.oc
•
200
$7 preferred series A—
$6 preferred series B
175
62
Jun
77
Feb
69%
360
61%
Jun
75
Apr
SB
26
—
7%
7%
7%
65%
64 3.
65%
300
50
Jun
69
60
60%
1,225
39
Jun
62% Aug
13%
67
2,800
beneficial lnt
l
14
Electric Bond
ft Share common
I
Electrographlc Corp oommon
Empire District Electric 14 pfd
Empire Mill work Corp
Jan
Aug
Derrick
ft Equipment
-nmrnnr*
1,100
550
8%
200
14%
15%
32,100
5%
400
92% July
4% Aug
101%
5%
14%
preferred
Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
11% Mar
7%
Apr
400
11
Feb
13%
Apr
60
l
I
13
13
100
1%
1
38%
4%
1%
1,900
4%
4%
Jan
'
31
100
4
Jun
Mar
Feb
Apr
1% Mar
38 %
*'
5
Sep
Jun
i*«
% May
14
It
13% May
1% Feb
600
16
Sep
Jan
15% Aug
Feb
500
38%
36
1
1%
10%
Sep
68%
10
Mar
5% May
9%
l
l
convertible
Esquire Ine.
14%
14%
68%
10$
Corp
2%
Jun
8%
1
*
$2
1%
Associates—
of
Easy Washing Machine class B
Eureka
37% Mar
Aug
GO
•
•
—
$B pfd shares of beneficial lnt
Equity Corp
4% Jan
Jun
71%
69%
Eastern States Corp
Emsco
2%
70
69%
Eastern Malleable Iron
8ugar
3%
70%
ioo
prelerred
shares
3%
101
Jan
Feb
18
Jan
3
100
iq
common
Chamberlln Co of America
Charts Corp common
4%*
Fairehlld Camera ft Instrument
Fair child Engine ft Airpiawa
ioo
ser
E
Eastern Gas ft Fuel Asan com
4% Jan
36
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power A Light 4*, pfd
se.
33%
5% Aug
4% Jan
3%
Castle
For footnotes
Apr
Jan
58%
26
*
Reynolds common—
.preferred class
Com
Jun
13%
Capital City Products common—
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power A Light $5
7%
7% July
7%
Cessna Aircraft Co
4%
4%
% May
14
Inc
Eastern
8%
ZZZZZZ
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Conv pfd opt dlv
Conv pfd opt dlv
Apr
Jun
400
3
8% Mar
Jun
—
(Central States Elec
7% preferred
Apr
Jun
3"%
3%
r2% July
20 %
Feb
common.
Canadian Canners Ltd commonConvertible
preferred
Casco Products
7%
Jan
1% July
—
1
LtdIZ!
...
Bread
100
5%
Jun
H Aug
300
4%
Jan
Jan
4
»
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Canada
3%
38
12
3%
2,600
8%
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Duval
3%
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Feb
107
1
Varmsn oo
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common,—
c
A
Jan
1
Corp
Duraloy (The) Co
Cables
5%
113% 113%
Aug
Sep
21 %
l
Cable Electric Products
common-IN
Aug
8% Aug
Jun
300
4
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11%
Devoe ft Raynolds class B
Distillers Co Ltd—
400
Apr
600
8
69%
83%
Jan
1,300
34%
Jun
X8
11%
Detroit Steel Products—,—
2%
Jan
Mar
5%
67%
69
83%
Feb
12%
2
Jun
22
27% July
1
11%
2~%
1%
100
800
3%
Utilities
Gas
Apr
12%
6,000
1,500
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•
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—10
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Jan
12%
1%
Jan
30
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11%
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Mar
3%
Aug
10
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Detroit Gray Iron Foundry,—
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21% Mar
Jun
17
300
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100
4%
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8
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18%
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Feb
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13%
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British American
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4%
26%
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Brlllo Mfg Co
common
Class
50
•
Rrpfiila^ Tract,on Bight
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Brown
500
52
52
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Jan
6% Jun
52
52
~6%
•
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Borne, Scrymser Co
Bourjols inc
5%
10% July
1%
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14
900
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6
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13
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Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson A Hedges common
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6
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15%
■
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100
1,100
•
Creole Petroleum
common
Blauner
Jan
Feb
3
14% Aug
5%
series B preferred
preferred series O
;
5%
A Co
Bell Tel
55% Mar
36%
9
7
Jan
4%
1
1956
4 %%
Jan
5% May
4% July
1% Aug
8%
9
shares.
Tr Lt
Jun
Aug
12%
5%
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800
500
4%
4%
Cornucopia Gold Mines
52%
Aug
14
21
Consol G X L P Bait common
Continental Car-Na-Var
33
52 %
4%
4
37%
Inc.
Corroon ft
Barlow A Seellg
Mfg—
$1.20 convertible A common
Basic Refractories Inc
Baumann
52%
yg
Feb
6
28%
.
Cook
preferred
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco de los Andes-
1%
6
30
%
Continental Fdy ft Machine Co
7%
Jan
38%
Shoe Machinery—
Vtc ext
Jan
Big
Babcock A Wilcox Co
Baldwin Locomotive—
1%
15,900
1
Communlty Public Service
1
Jun
14%
V,
9 % Mar
Jan
2
2
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7%
A Mar
4%
•
Hotel
6% July
100
16%
10 % Mar
Feo
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10%
2
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200
1
common
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
31%
39
13%
warrants
Colorado Fuel ft Iron
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ft
Jan
6
Jan
Aug
1,400
—
ordinary
Colonial
17%
21%
7
17%
1
Development
Airlines
18%
ft
Juu
•
Oockshutt Plow Co common
Colon
Colonial
22%
6%
52%
•
Product# Go
Apr
•
1
American dep rets reg
—£1
Associated Laundries of America
•
Associated Tel ft Tel class A
•
50%
14
4
2$
Clayton ft Lambert Mfg
Aluminum
11%
Sep
11
114% Mar
1
Associated Electric
52%
1
Apr
Jun
Jan
3%
65
400
7
%
1
———
Claude Neon Inc common
109"% July
13%
Jun
25
8%
Jun
57%
1
Co
Co
1%
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
9
Mfg
5%
130
$1.20 cony preferredAsplnook (The) Corp
10
Controller
Clark
3% May
High
10'
6
1
1$
500
114% 114%
7%
Feb
5
17%
Jun
2%
1,700
2%
common
Inc
Arkansas Natural Gas
12%
200
15
3
200
75
%
1
1$
Mining
consolidated
chiei
16
8%
*
•
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trust ctfs
Voting
'
65
16
Chicago ft Southern Air
Jan
5%
Range Since January 1
Low
10%
63%
commoi
Shares
High
10%
Chicago Rivet ft Mach
100
7%
15
fl
1
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd
Aro
% Mar
58
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
of Prices
Low
jutd—
Angostura-Wupper man
Argus
2%
Sales
fer Week
Range
10%
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Chesebrough Mfg
400
tg
Last
Sale Price
Exe^age
High
LOW f
19,200
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Friday
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1
common
Oil
ft
Shares
High
3%
2
10o
•
•
American
EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER y
for Week
•( Prices
Par
ENDED
Monday, September 12, 1949
Sales
Week's
Friday
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CURB
YORK
NEW
-
&
6%
—
~3
6%
—
1,300
300
—
Aug
9% Jan
4
Apr
Jan
July
7%
Jan
7% Mar
10%
Jan
2%
6
Jun
Fansteel
•
12%
Feb
5,600
3%
Feb
21% Aug
5% Mar
10%
69%
900
8%
Feb
13%
Apr
,V 10
57%
Jun
69%
Sep
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Jun
19%
19
4%
-10
.10c
$2 dlv cum preferred—
400
4%
69%
1
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Fire Association (Phils).
First York Corp common.
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1
10%
10.
25
Jun
3% July
r
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j
Jan
33
Flshman
Be
(MH) Co—
to $1 Stores.
13% July
17% Aug
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord
;4'%
4%
1,000
20%
4%
20%
100
Jun
4
5%
Feb
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting.
Class B voting—
Ford
Motor
Ammr
of
17%
20
-
Feb
21
Mar
23
Jan
Feb
France—
rc.tm
ha*rm*
ft
%
A
8.900
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%
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Franklin Simon A Co Ine common
Fuller
30
1
Co
(Geo A)
27%
9%
May ;
1,850
6%
Jun
1,400
11
8
Jan
9
30
7'A
3,500
Jun
Kings County Lighting
4%
Sep
Sep
Sep
11
cumulative
common.
(DEmll)
Kleinert
preferred
.
G&tlneau Power Co common
8%
;
,
•
preferred
General
common
.
Alloys
com
preferred
conv
89%
..1
_
Co
General Builders Supply Corp
6%
14 Va Mar
100
Oilman Mfg Co
•
1
15%
10
88 %
July
92%
5
4%
Jun
8
Jun
1%
2%
Jun
3%
Feb
—
—
300
3%
3
—
—
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j.
General Fireprooflng
1
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Adv
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35%
100
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1
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4
4
1
common
v
•
Feb
37 %
Aug
Jun
Jun
106
Jan
1
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5%
Jan
25
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105 Va
Feb
Jan
100
116
Mar
Jun
106%
Feb
3%
50
Jun *'•
4%
Jan
6%
__
18%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
1.600
Jun
21%
10 %
10%
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9%
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11%
Jan
17
16'A
17
1,000
13%
Jan
200
1%
Jun
class A
Godchaux Sugars
Class
B
•
Gorham Inc
Gorham
17
1st
stock
Stores
Products
common
Utilities 84.40 pfd
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne.
Lamp
Co
Hartford
Paper
8
103%
Feb
124
Aug
Jun
142
Feb
325
137%
70'
135%
39%
600
32
28%
850 '
27% Aug
—
of
A
ctfs
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300
4%
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Service
Apr
6%
Mar
Mangel Stores
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Jun
Jun
1%
100
1%
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1%
July <■
■
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9%
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300
10 %
10%
10%
10%
100
2%
10%
10%
100
Co
68
7%
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900
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Harris
-
15%
8%
•
100
2,000
500
15
14%
15
~7%
~7%
_7%
200
6% Mar
7%
25
24% May
23% Jan
26%
25%
25%
50
21% Mar
26
22
22%
700"'
24% May
•'
Refining
*
Mfg Co
8
pfd
3%
32%
108% 108%
100
76
75%
76%
Jun
11
I
3%
Jan
4
Aug
31
Jan
17%
Jan
68%
400
1
Hydro-Electric Securities
l
17%
3 %
15
12%
12%
•
Hyirade Pood Products
2%
1,500
17%
3
-
575
3
Jun
22%
Zinc
Co
6%
79%
4
1%
6%
1 %
6
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3y4
22 Va
*
Jan
n%
6%
6%
400
5% July
10%
Jan
4%
Feb
15%
5,200
13%
Feb
17 Va May
15%
15%
400
14 Va
Feb
12
12
400
Indianapolis Pwr A Light 4% pfd__100
88%
Jan
98
Apr
98%
Jun
112
Aug
10%
Jan
13
Aug
Registeied
coupon
250
109% 110
•
59%" 60
400
shares
Jan
20%
Feb
22
GOO
6%
Jun
11
6%
~7
6%
Jun
11%
•
International Products
10
12%
11%' 12%
800
8% Mar
l< (
100
1%
1,400
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1% Feb
•
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xl%
Royalty.—
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Iron
Fireman
Mfg vtc
14%
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-
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47
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100
4%
4%
200
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300
%
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Iron
preierrea
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Class B
v
13% Aug
3% Mar
100
%
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i
63 :
;
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Aug
Feb
13%
13%
West
A
Kokenge
5%
3%
3%-
•j
Co
•
-
3
-
3%
3%
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3
5 %i
3%
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Mid-West
Midwest
~5%
2,900
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
1,200
13%
Jun
19%
Jan
3%
2%
Feb
3%
5%
Jun
6% May
2
200
"1% Tv/a
15%
14%
15%
39%
35%
40
Jan
1%
Apr
Jan
6%
Apr
1%
Jan
1%
Jun1
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
6%
Jan-
3 %
Aug
5%
Jan"
3% May
July1
4%
Jan
20%
Jan
H
15
15
1%
15%
1,900
1%
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3%
119
Co
Kennedy's
12%
Inc
I
Key Co common
Kidde
27,200
(Walter)
10
10
8%: '8%
I
A Co
50
200
I
Sep
July
Feb
9%
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preferred
"4
#:'
3.'/a
lootnotes see
page
33.
15%
Jan
2%
Apr
6
Jan
Jun
5%
Apr
6"
.
Mar
Mar
48
4%
400
Jun
6%
Sep
Aug
9%
Jan
1 %
~1Vb
1%
3,900
7%
7%
77/B
300
38%
38%
25
29%
19,200
1% May
% May
8% Aug
5% May
8%
67/b July
1
v
110%
Feb
Jan
6
6%
•
t e_l
10
9%
9%
5
2%
2%
2%
%
21 %
10%
10%
38%
Sep
6%
Feb
10
Sep
1%
50
•
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Jun,
Jun
4,600
•
175
9
Mar
18
July
•
dividend shares
common
Abrasive
Oil
9
3%
BOo
Co
10
Refineries
Wohl
4%%
Co
18
18
18%
500
~2%
~2%
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1,000
7%
7%
200
6%
32%
32%
9%
50
29%
16%
19
BOo
common
convertible preferred
80
•
pfd—108
•
9%
cum
2%
'
Sep
10% May
Apr
Feb
Aug
4%
Jan
19%
Jan
Jun
May
22% May
Feb
3% Mar
Jun
7%
Jan
Jun
32 %
Jan
Jun
10%
Jan
1,100
IVa
101
101
101
25
93%
Jan
101
31
30
31
200
24
Feb
31
9%
7
200
6%
Jun
8Va Mar
2%
1,300
2%
Jun
3% Mar
2%
2%
200
185%
70
*4%
~4%
2,400
12%
28%
12%
800
30
950
Sep
33 %
Feb
99
99
50
95
July
103%
Jan
50
17
Mar
22%
Jan
24
Apr
30
86
27/B
States
common
Mt Vernon-Woodborry Mills
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common.
Muter Company common
104
•
»
12%
30
1
•
2.50
M
20%
20%
20%
8%
Aug
2%
167% Mar
185%
Jufl
3%
Jun
10%
28%
Jun
Aug
Sep
37%
Jan
4%
Sep
14 V*'Jan
Jun
10%
Aug
Jan
13%
Jan
100
10% July
7
Jun
12 Va
Jan
100
10
Jun
13
3
Mar
7%
8%
Mar
Apr
30%
~4%
100
Tel
Ac
182
95
May
2%
-
.100
_10
Producers
States Power
Mountain
Tel
184
July
98
of America—
Mountain
Sep
Sep
2%
pfd series B
Corp
Jun
25;
16%
6%
com class A
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors partlc pfd
Plan
2%
pfd
cum
4.80%
N
Hachman
National
12
-IB
Corp
Inc
Namm's
Hess
common
12
4
4"
1
*3%
x3%
33%
common.
Bellas
4
1
33
National Breweries commqn
3%
33%
preferred
Fuel
400
2% Mar
7,900"
29% Mar
250
9%' 10%
8%
3,000
National
6%
1
Machinery
7%
500
7%
Radiator Co
National Rubber
6'A
800
7
8%
400
Mur
Co
Sep
35% Aug
10% Aug
5%
Jun
10%
Jan
10 Va
july
Jun
10%
Jan
Jun
Jun
9
Jan
8% Mar
18%
Apr
3%"
3%
300
3
Apr
3% Mar
2%
2%
3,200
2%
Sep
4%
9%
National Union Radio
Le
Jan
2%
9 Va
9%
200
6%
Feb
9%
National Transit common—
(Herman)
33%
Jan
July
Jun
7% May
14%
National Steel Car Ltd
4
May
6%
6
—.
;
5%
Jan
34
-
10
Gas
Corp
,r
Jan
Sep
"
15
1
common.
Netf
Haven
12 V* Mar
Jan
9% Mar
108
Jun
Jan
45
5%
1
common
13 Va Mar
6% July
Feb
Mar
Jan
3% Mar
600
2.80
6%
15
6%
200
200
12% July
16% Aug
Aug
6%
78% May
5%
Sep
4 % %
Clock
Mar
Ac
Watch
convertible preferred
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico
Ac Arizona
Park
New
Process Co
Land
Mining Co
common
Co
X83
85
730
1
1
1
87 Va
Jan
Jun
3%
Jan
3
100
"England Tel Ac Tel
9% Jun
103-
Sep
9%
1% Mar
108%
"3%
1
Corp
New
.Iff
...
Sep
Aug
~2% July
II
New
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%*
Jan
Jan
13
9%
33
13%
II
Corp
May
127
40
800
1%
1
I
Nestle
3%
.Iff
17%
Jun
7
Neptune Meter common
3%
pfd.
Jun
25% July
325
ioo
t
1%
Feb
11%
4,200
•
Nelson
-
K
Kaiser-Prazer Corp
Kansas Gas A Electrlo
Sep
Mar
34
5,000
v
*
Midwest Piping & Supply common
Morris
Feb
15%
Mid-West
Miller
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
1
100
18%
Sep
38
Jan
100
100
27%
Jun
"5
Mfg & Stores common
National Pressure Cooker common-
100
Apr
Apr
2%
National
;■
Feb
14W.
Steel Products—
Mldvale Co
7%
3%
Apr
13
100
National Mallinson Fabrics
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co..
Jim Brown Stores common.
Feb
13%
31
12% July
17
8%
Jan
2Bo
t c
*2 non-cum
c
July
6
10"%
13%
15%
;
preferred
National
jeannette Glass Co common.
jan
14 Va
10% Aug
,
Mountain
shs_*
6%
6%
1
Missouri Public Service common
11
Petroleum
100
3%
Co
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
15%
80
11%
Feb
113
111% July
5%
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Preferred 83.50 series
Sep
99
15%
Co
Aug
Jan
International
Feb
•
3
8%
International Metal Industries A
77%
Sep
-
18
Jun
3% Aug
10
Aug
Aug
..1
Jun
11%
Cigar Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
1%
88%
~i%
Feb
2
£1
International
Jan
Feb
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv pld
Feb
Jan
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
International
9%
%
23%
23%
•
Ac
Mfg
Midland
Jan
17% May
12% Jun
Insurance Co of North America
Jun
Feb
Monroe Loan Society
8
Jun
7%
19,900
1%
20%
100
8%
Chapman A Scott Corp—
Middle
Apr
47%
Apr
Jun
-
Jan 1
21
>■
15%
A Ireland
Aug
•
Middle States Petroleum class A
>
Aug
32% May
111% Aug
15%
...
Jan
25% May
10
:
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
8%
145
Jun
1%
11%
300
-£l
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Sep
Feb
Dredging
4.40%
common
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
Mar
400
8%
Molybdenum Corp.
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
Illinois
Aug
26
66%
common
Micromatic Hone
42% May
Jun
Feb
Jan >
10%
200
12%
:
2% Jan
43
3
15
Jun
fl
Participating preferred
Apr
43
common
Feb
Aug
25
& Co class B
Johnson
6%%
74
Feb ?:
106% May
17% Jun
1,700
3%
3%
10%
•
Metal Textile Corp common
Jan'
96
Jun
30%
200
32
108%
24 %
24%
2,200
Jun
16%
1
common
(A G)
Mesabl
11% Aug
11
May
3
200
•
1st conv preferred
Feb
May
8% May
48% Jan
1331
32%
9% Mar
18%
4,800
Warrants
12% May
7%
1,200
8
common
Hussman Refrigerator 82.28
Common stock warrants
Huyler's
9
■
3%
'
Apr
13 % May
10%
23%
3,150
common
Corp
McKee
Merritt
Apr
12%
Jun
Mar '
5%
£
Apr
Jan
Marine
Shovel
Mfg Co
Menasco
Feb
39%
8%
8%
•
preferred
A
9%
.10
llead
2%-July
Jan
8% Jun '
15
Horn A Hardart Basing Co
Horn A Hardart common
Jan
9% Jan
91
Jun
-
11
10%
7%
*
500
12% Aug /
39*
Aug
&
10%
Co
International
McWUliams
10% July
8% July
10% Mar
1
J.
Oil
Jun
23%
82.50 preferred
Jan
8% Mar
12%
•
Inc
Lock
9
22%
McCcrd
Jan
x50%
25%
Hurd
6%
100
88%
common
(The B)
Marlon
17% Mar 1
?
•
Humble
Feb
10%
•
Communication Co Ltd
9% May
44S4
10
Inc
Apr
6% Mar
23
Jun
99
I
Apr
.
.
60
l
common
(Harvey)
8%
Jan
10
Uto
Feb
Holophane Co
i%
Jun
5%
19
84%
1
Co
Sep
8
HubbeU
6%
100
200
1
Maine
Feb
100
& Co class A
Ac
400
5%
20%
95%
Macklntosh-Hemphlll Co
-S
12
2
common
A)
6%
20%
I
106%
4%
•
common
(Geo
Apr
100
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Holllnger Consolidated G M
Holly Stores Inc
Hormel
Jan
13%
Jun
100
Corp
Manischewitz
100
A
Horder's
dep
Sep
46%
46%
1%
•
preferred w w
preferred w w
(R)
of
Aug
12
35c
common
8%%
4%
•
40
12%
8
Mining Co
Henry Holt & Co
5%
Jan
1
dep
28%
7%
1
Hearn Dept Stores common
Class
II
B% convertible preferred
McClanahan Oil Co common.
1
Heller Co
Jun
8%
10
100
Co-
Jun
13 Va
—
4%
•
Rubinstein
3%
2,200
11%
A.
Feb
102
430
—
Jun
7%
——
106% 106%
1
common.
Harvard Brewing Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Helena
Jan
100
13%
Jan
'
25
Haseltine Corp
Hecla
13 Va
4%
12%
Apr
5
Electric Light
Hartfofd Rayon
•
,
Lynch
11%
„•
common
Aug
14%
Jan
Jun
39
8
Bridge Co Ltd
8% Aug
Feb
May
Jan
Jun
H
Hamilton
6%
II
Watch Co
ctfs
llassey
Hall
100
25%
preferred
Groceterias class
McAleer
Hammermill
July
25%
I
common
Jan
Feb
X28 %
—
23
Apr
23
5%
7
121 % 122
—•
Aug
12
10
11%
2,500
136
106%
Jan
12 Va
6%
62%
10%
121'A
100
Jan
10
10%
Jun
6
137%
25c
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Sep
100
•
States
8
6%
Inc
preferred
7%
Sep
Jan
5
39%
1%
20%
49% Mar
50
8
common
(R G)
Corp
Common
reo
uc
9%
x28 %
12%
Jun
800
4%
53%
46
——
25
Feb
1
2,000
1%
11%
6 % preferred B ctfs of
dep
Louisiana Land Ac Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
3%
BreweryIIIIIII_2
Western
31%
Jan
Jun
6%
100
common
9%
11%
13%
Long Island Lighting
Jan
6%
10'A
3
18%
Class B
Jan
43
Mar
%
200
57
Jun
Aug
10% Mar
Tea—
r>«ner
orxwcery
Gulf
21
5,000
46
57
•
1
Pacific
preferred
Griesedieck
46
57
28
8
n-aqf
100
•
pfd
Gray Mfg Co
Non-voting
S/8
46
10
conv
Grand Rapids Varnish
&
31%
%
<*Va
50
common
Great Atlantic
31%
%
1
2
300
1%«
1
Locke Steel Chain.
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
Aug
2%
.
Jun
'
Graham-Paige Motors 8%
7%
31%
•
class A
Mfg
35
— —
•
•
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfleld Consolidated Mines
Goodman Mfg Co
1%
1%
Mar
•
Co
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 6%
Lit Brothers common
Jan
10%
1
17
10 % July
;
1
common..
Aug
Feb
10%
Material Co.
Loblaw
16
Realty
Tourneau
Llonel
Aug
12% July
9% Jan '
.
Le
Line
Aug
4
1,600
0
(Adolf) Inc
35%
i
Brewing
Longlnes-Wittnauer
Gobel
6%
Jan
l
Lefcourt
May
Jun
•
Inc
Jan
If
Lakey Foundry A Machine.
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
25
Glenmore Distilleries class B
3%
26%
~2%
1%
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Sep
4
1% July
95
700
6
16%
16 %
Aug
3%
__
4%
5%
16 %
•
—
High •
1,309
75
,
"2"%
2%
11%
Laclede-Ohrlsty
Company
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
Jan
6%
8%
10
114% 114%
—
BVa
Jun
100
200
100
•
Yellowkmie Gold Mines
oiant
100
Jun
Jun
29%
30
2,300'
2%
2%
preferred..*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
•
Gerlty-Mich
7%
5%
100
4'%
•' '
9Va
-1
Krueger
Apr
7%
106
4%
88
preferred
1,300
35%
104
4%
50o
common
Public Service
100
%
6
__
1
General Plywood Corp
6
——
•
Phoenix Corp
7%
7%
6 Vb
1
10
common
6% pfd
General
General
,
£1
common
preferred series A
8 %
j
dep rets ord reg
General Finance Corp
Low
35%
23% Aug
General Electric Co Ltd—
j
35
Jan
22%
•
—
35%
Apr
'
25
6%
Mar
1
Range Since January 1
High
6
-1
Knott Corp common
Kobacker
Stores
Feb
300
89%
5
Shares
15
.88
Co common
Rubber Co
(IB)
Low
6%
King Seeley Corp..
Kingston Products.
Klrby Petroleum
Klein
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
11% Aug
11% Sep
23 % Mar
150
Bale Prlee
Ktrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
i
Week's
Last
New-York Curb Exchange
High
8 %
30
10%
9
Friday
300
•
11%
A 9
8
EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER
Range Since January 1
Low
11%
10 %
9
—80
preferred
conv
10%
1
.
(1007)
STOCKS—
Shares
High
11
11
1.28
rui
*•*%
j
I
Brewing Co
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
»
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
FOR
FINANCIAL
Mar
7%
Jun
400
20
28
1»
1
•
69%
7%
U
59%
60%
700
51
7%
7%
800
1%
1%
100
Jan
1
Jun
65
Apr
67
Jan
11%
6
Apr
Apr
1%
75
Jan
31
32
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1008)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
Monday, September 12, 1949
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
&
*
•
Bale Price
Y
N
Y
N
Auction
&
Co
of Prices
Y
Aug
26%
Feb
5%
common—- ...i
Power
Central
North
Savoy
%
United
Oil
Bayre
49
Jan
Scnulte
(D
Utility
Inc
A)
11% Aug
Bcovill
flcullin
Steel
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Apr
14
Aug
Securities
%
Apr
1
Apr
Seeman
37%
Jan
37
Jan
Begal Lock & Hardware
Belby Shoe Co
Selected
Co
RR
12
2%
500
3
27/a
*
N
Aircraft
1
5%
5%
57/a
Allotment
July
89
Feb
Jan
107
16 Vi
16 %
l63/4
5%
200
Sep
11%
Jan
Bemler
19
13% May
Aug
Sentinel
Inc
B)
Radio
Corp
Ohio
Power
Oklahoma
Old
class
4%%
Oliver
United
2%
6,100
37%
200
32 y2
112%
130
106%
Distillery
29%
30
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer .shares
Sep
31%
Apr
9%
Sep
8%
Jun
4 %
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Shoe Corp
Pacific
Power & Light
Public Service
Pacific
$1.30
1st
5%
pfd
Jan
Slck'8
227/a
Jan
9
Page-Hersey Tubes
common
Parker
Pen
Patican
Peninsular
9
I
Mills
Telephone
common
A
&
Polaris
Power
&
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Metals
4%%
$5
prior
47
Mar
Aug
IV4
Jun
2% Aug
275
100%
Jan
106% May
4
Jun
104%
'
•
104% 105
"35
34%
250
35
54%
5l>c
500
10
400
U
14%
54%
10
10
"
U
14%
"«
1
7
18
14%
7
18
Jun
59%
8%
Jun
10
z% July
800
3V2
Feb
11
300
8%
24 %
Jun
18
Apr
Mar
Jan
15% Aug
57/a July
300
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
50%
■
100
18%
5% Mar
41 y4
,32% Mar
3
•
Jan
Jan
shares
\
"2%
"2%
\
RR
12%
50
8
700
2%
Jan
3ft Apr
1%
11%
39
400
1%
Jun
2%
12%
2,000
10%
Jun
12%
140
36 %
Feb
39
55%
Jun
69%
Jun
25%
Jan
59
59
59
330
17%
17
18
1,300
3%
3%
3%
common
2.50
common
"5
5
6%
"5
Apr
Sep
Mar
.
~J2
50
32
8%
32
8%
11
I
~i
~1%
2,400
10
Colora'do^"
preferred
10
_
-
Manufacturing
100
100%
III—•
_o
^
75
6%
6 %
10
11 %
1%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
10% Jan
Jan
96%
preferred
96%
.100
Quebec Power Co
97%
Jan
76
88
Sep
19%
3%
3%
1,700
3
2%
2%
100
2
%
%
1,100
May
Jun
9
Mar
700
5
Jun
170
85%
Jan
143 y4
Apr
13 y2
Jan
5
Jun
4%
Jan
Jun
\'i
Apr
Jan
%
8%
;
Jun
13%
Jan
Feb
8%
2%
Jun
11%
400
2%
2%
Jun
3%
Apr
21 y«
200
19%
Aug
22%
Apr
14%
15%
2,900
10%
Jun
15%
Sep
63
63
63
53
Jan
107%
300
107% 107%
130
15%
15
15%
13%
13%
13%
300
"37/a
63
Sep
109% July
105% Mar
1,125
300
15
Sep
20
Jan
11%
Jan
15
Aug
«...
14%
"
3%
Jun
16
May
3% Jun
4%
27
mm
1
6
Jan
29%
5%
6%
May
Apr
1,500
5%
Jun
7%
Jan
110
220 %
July
236%
Jan
•
•
—
"loo
—
231
223% 231
£1
2%
—100
2%
200
2% Mar
__
3%
Paper Mills
12%
,,
S::
Jan
7% May
Aug
99% Aug
155
Aug
14% May
Manufacturing common.
Coast Corp common
South
Oil
Penn
Southwest
Pa
Southern
5%
10%
16
cum
preferred
preference
preferred.
.
-
Spencer Shoe Corp
(Ky)__
__
29%
1,300
26
30%
500
2%
2%
700
Feb
30%
Sep
26% Mar
29%
Sep
23 %
300
— -
26% July
July
Jun
6%
3% Apr
400
3% Jun
% Jun
4% Jan
%
1
Aug
8%
3,300
5
Jun
8%
Apr
17%
17%
50
16
Jun
21%
3%
3'/a
200
——
3%
•»«.
—
—
...
8%
8%
Jan
16%
2,400
1%
Jun
& 2
8
—
mrnrn
V
300
3%
300
2%
2%
200
Jan
Aug
2%
Apr
2%
112% Jan
7
3
3
10%
Feb
v
•
6%
May
32%
Feb
1%
6,400
'
19
Jun
1%
146
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Shoe
10
8
Co
Richmond Radiator
Grande
(Texas
Amer
I__I
t
v
c
.
1
7%
Jan
3%
Feb
2
Jan
2 % Mar
3%
3%
200
2%
Jan
73%
73%
50
67%
Jan
22%
22%
100
19%
Jun
—
a
a
& Co common
com
;
~1
1
~7
_
1%
10%
10%
1%
1%
1%
Y>
mm
8
Stop & Shop Inc
—1
V•
16
mm
common
12
—25o
Superior Tool & Die Co
inii
Swan Finch Oil
....
50
—13
Jan
15
7% July
1% Aug
2% May
mm
15
1
4%
9% July
12%
Jan
% Mar
2%
Apr
200"
100
12
mm
mm
Drug common
Superior Portland Ceraent, Inc
16
Apr
24% Jan
% Mar
P-
.
a
Sun Ray
1,600
4% May
75
97/s May
5% Jan
'
1%
10%
a
common
Corp
100
"7
1%
10%
Feb
10 %
4%
'
13%
Jan
5%
Jun
50
20%
200
55%
50
5%
5%
Corp
May
Jun
1
Mar
21% July
16 y8
Jun
4%
Field
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Tllo
3%
%
—
'
"
3%
300
%
%
100
18%
18%
25
I
Inc
Power
&
Shovel
Co
new
Corporation
Tishman
Tobacco
1%
1%
500
5,200
13
5
Inc
400
15%
11
-25c
Construction-
&
Allied
Stocks
:
1
•
13%
13
'
"
3
Jan
Jun
11
Mar
26
Jan
10%
30% Aug
Jan
15%
96
95%
96
90
7%
Jan
5%
Ave
For footnotes
HI"!
1%
8%
9%
400
3
•
May
400
13
Sep
17%
Jan
8% July
11
100
12%
100
8
100
128
13%
Jan
Feb
12%
Sep
7% July
10%
11
1%
400
10%
Jun
13% Aug
70
•'
13%
72
120
52
Jan
72
Aug
8%
5%
6
Tri-Continental
Tamper
Trunz
%
200
40%
40%
100
_7 JC
1%
1%
98%
1% J
600
3,400
1
•
3%
3%
1
5
4%
33.
5
45/a
5
4%
*5
900
Jun
300
1%
91%
6%
Jun
Jun
Feb f ■;,
Feb
U
,'V.
.
60
Jan
•
Jan
2% Mar
98%
25
%
7/S
500
ft
Jun
3%
3%
200
3%
Apr
4%
2%
warrants
2%
2%
2,700
2%
Feb
2% Mar
1^%
Jun
18% July
21
Aug
mm
'
*
Corp
17
preferred
IIIi
•
98% Aug
Jan
Jan
17
200
24%
Jan
5
5
200
3%
Jun
7%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
100
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
1%
Apr
3%
Jan
„
com
Jan
5
•
Inc
convertible
%
X39
3%
——
1
1
_
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
80c
3%
__
%
20
Jan
1%
Jun
25%
mm
Jan
U
Jan
27/a
Apr
2%
Jan
89
Jan
99% Aug
Jun
27
8% May
x67/a
Jan
Aug
Feb
5% Aug
6%
Petroleum
Corp
••
6a
Jan
217/a
20 %
8%
•
Co
page
Lux
—£1
Jan
13
4y8 Mar
% Mar
Xl7y8 July
19% Jun
4
1.25
common
see
Trans
Ulen
Realization
.100
Corp
Chemical
Union Gas
of
1%
2%
100
1
Jan
2%
100
1%
Jun
11%
Corp
12%
1,000
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
92%
1%
3
Canada
Jan
—
Jun
10
5%
37
$3.75 pfd series A
98%
Products
Feb
United
Chemicals
Apr
United
Corp
98%
125
_2%
"~2%
700
mm
corn-
common
——
warrants
Feb
United
United
Corp
Light & Railways
United
Milk
Feb
4% July
6%
Jan
1,300
3%
Aug
57/a
Jan
1,200
3%
Jun
5% Mar
75c
Elastic
Products
participating
Jan
99
Aug
53% May
1% Jun
58
Aug
32
40
May
Va
3,900
8% Aug
6% May
10 y8
13% Aug
6% Apr
Union Oil Co of California—
United Aircraft
s
common
Rvan Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson Az Havnes
Shipyard Corp common
Toklon Royalty Corp
Toledo Edison 4Y4% pfd
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Jan
18%
Rowe
Filth
dep rets ord regis
dep rets def regis
Sep
Feb
May
11
8
Jun
120
12%
'
mm
2%
30
Union Investment Co..
!_in
(The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—..
Sep
Apr
Jun
1%
1%
Jan
Aug
800
30%
122 % 123
s
common
2%
14%
15%
122%
1
Realty
&
2%
18
14
—
30%
*
pfd— IIoo
common
Markets
2%
•
common
common
Light 1%
Unexcelled
1
Jan
Apr
7%
—
Roofing Inc
Jan
20%
2% July
>
g
Inc
Co
26
56
£i
common
Rotary Electric 8teel
Russeks
19
52 % Mar
3,200
Jan
Sep
16
a
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—
dep rets for ord reg
Roosevelt
Jan
Valley Gas Co—
Corp)
Cable
24%
20
~5%
1
s
•
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F____ 100
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
common
•
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rome
24%
20%
3%
(Robert) & Co
II
"
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc _l
tt Jan
15%
50
„6.2B
Rels
Rio
% July
21,900
55%
•
common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Regal
18
%
preferred
Manufacturing
32
~
1
Rath
$3 convertible
Raytheon
%
18
Apr
Aug
57/a July
2% Jan
'
Todd
%
in
Feb
4% Mar
28% Feb
'■'■"mm
mm
1
——1
2%
100
31%
2
'
Corp
,
mm
30%
31%
1
...
Co
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
{Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Amer
warrants.
Jan
Jaa
39
2Va Mar
%
20
Corp
81 Co
May
4
7%
mm,
Co
Apr
26
—
a
(Hugo)
May
29%
Mar
%
1
Steel Co of Canada
(S)
2d
8%
Standard Tube class B
Stroock
27%
300
2%
_
Standard-Thomson
(J B)
200
30%
_
_
Standard Power & Light com
Common class B
Products
Jan
45
Jan
29%
30%
„
10
Dredging Corp common
$1.00 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
preferred
Jan
18
1
Standard
Stetson
May
3% July
36%
2.78
Co
preferred
Stinnes
14
mm
Brewing
(A)
100
Jun
•
Standard Cap & Seal common
(The)
16
Jun
2%
25%
«...
•
Btahl-Meyer Inc
Starrett
Jun
6%
29
5
Royalty Co
Standard
25
29%
29%
1
Southland
Oil
Aug
800
1,100
30%
25
Southern Pipe Line
Standard
9
8%
30%
37
29%
.25
preference
Convertible
Feb
15
25
Standard
Jan
8%
25
conv
cum
Apr
1%
3%
600
23
original preferred
4.32%
3
„
30%
10
4.56%
conv
12%
Edison—
4.88%
4.48%
26% Mar
Jan
Vo May
2% Jun
800
297/a
1
12.50
Pipe Line
California
Jun
8%
3,lU0
%
3
1
—
common
11
'US
—1
Bouth
Amer
R
Railway <fc Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment'^!
Feb
Jan
25%
__
1
Corp
93
Aug
'
10%
Boss
«...
*
Manufacturing Co
Sonotone
87
—
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Aadlo-Kelth-Orpheum option
Jan
101% Aug
21 % Jan
11%
20
154% 156
100
Jun
a
preferred
Ltd class B
Thorofare
common
88
«...
(Howard)
Thor
Oats
Sep
88
•
{Solar
Thew
8%
85
15
Publications-
Smitn
Texas
Quaker
Jan
72% May
101% Aug
150
6 %'
Jan
Jun
Jun
94%
«...
~9%
10
Jun
Jan
Jun
95%
—
•
_
com
common
8%
9%
Llght-^
preferred—
38
Feb
1%
—
100
loo
Jun
7
'
9
Apr
Jan
8%
200
1%
Jan
14%
7%
300
11'/a
1%
•
8%
95'/a
26
50
8%
Jan
13% May
5% Jan
91V2 July
mm
32
Jun
4%
y
5% Aug
11
Jun
3,600
•
_
Jan
4%
100
6%
5%
Jun
11%
400
3%
150
*
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Ainer dep rets ord regis
City Gas & Elec Co—
3.90 % preferred
Stein
1
10
Feb
3,400
2%
•
Ltd
Breweries
Feb
14
39
Jan
1% Aug
Bloux
$7
"3
1%
j>0
common
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyrene
Jun
300
—
Co
Jan
Apr
9% Aug
"lOO
_"~2 50
Co
&
5 %
Jan
27/a
America
Power
80
7
"loo
of
Jan
41
150
2%
common
of
Pyle-National
44 %
2%
Co
cumulative
Puget Sound
44
•
Co class B
Service
Jan
100
11,200
Providence Gas
Public
3
...
Jan
15%
Jun
3%
9Va
.
Producers Corp of Nevada..
Prosperity
50
1%
24 y2
May
y4 Aug
8%
II~25<T
Inc
10
8%
common
Lambert
19
100
29 y2 Mar
1st preferred
&
200
11%
Jan
25%
Erie
Corp of Canada
8%
Pratt
21%
11%
Jan
Apr
«
Alexander
17
Apr
21
3%
11%
Jan
Mining Co
Powdrell
Jun
21%
Jan
4
Jun
6%
27%
common
Lake Erie
Scale
1%
9,800
23%
common..
Pleasant Valley Wine
12,100
7%
M
Metallurgical
Pneumatic
2%
Apr
50
common
Lake
2%
7%
"j
Johnson Ltd Amer
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
38%
100
III—2I0
&
May
July
25%
pfd—
Pinchin
Pittsburgh Bess
Mar
26
28%
(Mass)
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
38
98
19
Jan
25%
common
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Governor
38
Jan
Feb
37% Aug
200
i
Perfect Circle Corp
Pierce
94
15
'
100
18
28%
*
?{r? & Rubber
103% Aug
Jun
23
Penn Water & Power
Co— IT"
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Mfg Co
Sep
III__23
2
Power & Light 4Va%
Traffic Co
Penn
100y2
2%
•
common
Penn Gas & Elec class
Penn
33%
•
2
Corp
36% Aug
Apr
23%
"i
Ltd
$1 cumulative preferred
$1.32
cum
preferred
Pennroad
Aug
29 y2
14 %
~
& Reel
Plymouth
Co
32 y4
100
7%
Co
Parkersburg Rig
Patchogue
SLZ~m
Jan
300
900
18
•
Pancoastal Oil (CA) v t c
Pantapec Oil (CA) Amer sh_
Paramount Motors Corp__
8%
6% July
7%
33
•
•
17%
16%
2,250
'jr.'-;
•
Canada
Simmons-Boardman
Jun
—III*
Jun
Jun
20%
Silex Co common
Aug
Jun
6%
35 %
100
com
preferred
2V4
15
2%
Mar
12%
100
July
<
25
of America class A
14
7%
103% 103%
Jun
12%
%
100
of
14
33
•
%
150
•
preferred
Apr
35%
35%
3,900
Apr
19%
LIIIB
Singer Manufacturing Co
|
1%
14
Jan
Jan
2
'
Simplicity, Pattern common
23
19%
Aug
300
.
85
1
common
8herwin-Williams
Simpson's
23
Jun
1
16%
1,100
15%
Sherwin-Williams
$3 convertible
Pacific Can Co common
Pacific Gas & Elec 6% 1st
pfd
5Vfc%
1st preferred
10
200
3%
Sheller Mfg Co
Aug
300
8%
8%
112%
800
15
15
l
28%
300
1%
common
11
'•
;
15
Securities
Leather
11
mm
1
Overseas
Feb
100
•
Omar Inc
Sep
40% Mar
Jun
27% July
2,000
9%
9%
1
class B
112%
112
2%
Feb
2%
37%
29'/a
20% July
14%
2%
1
Shawinigan Water & Power
:.V 2
2%
100
15
Gas
Filters
'
37%
common
preferred
Natural
Poindexter
B
2% July
;
85
1
common
Shattucx Denn Mining
•
—50e
common
Co
}
18%
1
...
Corp
Control
Saiety
Be ton
O
Brass
Jun
2%
—
Serrick Corp class B
Ogden
Jan
Jan
1
1,900
19%
.—
certificates
(R
Sentry
Ohio
2%
3%
Aug
900
«
Inc
Corp
1
—25
common-
Jun
Jun
16%
16%
5
stock
101%
5b0
105'/a 106
105%
Inc
stock
$5.50
82
pfd .100
5%
Industries
Convertible
Apr
2% Mar
1%
2%
— rn
25
1%
Jan
100
1%
13%
Jun
Jan
1%
1%
2y3
Jan
11%
13%
13%
3 Va
Jan
19%
Jun
24%
—
•
15'/a
prior
1%
1%
j
Jan
2va
8%
Juc
4%
•
1%
•
_
3% May
14%
---
3,900
__
!! Hi
Inc
Bros
;
1% July
1%
•
common
Feb
700
.50
Indiana Pub Serv
Co
Corp General
10'/2 July
1%
11%
12
...1
Apr
High
'
25
9%
6%
—
.:
I
Manufacturing
9 % Mar
200
1,100
I
—
5%
—
1
.
common
4UU
Securities-
Oil
1
Brick Co
2,000
Mar
Range Since January 1
Low
5%
—
6
—25t
(Del)
87/a
28%
Shares
High
5%
—
1
Corp common
Inc
& Fisher
5%
1
common—
—
11%
28
Northern
rihrop
Feb
Bamson
Aug
98
Ltd
600
Texas
Noradel-Agene
13% Sep
101% Aug
Jan
Corp
prelerred
conv
12 V*
A
class
Airlines
Penn
Lawrence
8%
11%
87/e
Rayon
American
North
St
Salt Dome Oh Co
12%
11%
common
Northeast
Jan
94% Mar
y8
Mines
American
North
7%
100
.100
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
Class B
Feb
Apr
92%
Nfies-Bement-Pona
North
13%
20
58.800
13'/a
101%
preferred
2d preferred
5%
Class B optional warrants
Niagara Share Corp common
13%
101 'A 101%
13 %
.100
1st
Niplssing
Jun
1st
__1
Low
Aug
Jun
Corp—
Pounders shares..
Niagara Huaaun
32
10
150
103/4
Par
for Week
of Prices
8% Jan
15%
10%
Shipbuilding
*
y Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Low
7%
Merchandise
Y
»
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
-10
Rosarlo
New York Curb
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
•
common
Honduras
for Week
Low
Par
N
Sales
Range
Last
New York Curb Exchange
SEPTEMBER <J
ENDED
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
3%
Jun
Jan
Aug
ft
Jan
257/a
29%
preferred
29%
29%
20.000
7%
common
7%
8%
300
18
18
80
Jun
30% May
21
Feb
30% May
10% Jan
7% May
15% Jun
21
Mar
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord regis
United NJ
RR &
Canal
3% Aug
100
241% 241%
20
241
July
4%
Feb
246%
Feb
170
Volume
Number 4837
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
Low
United
Profit Sharing com
10%
25c
preferred
United
Shoe
Machinery
S
Specialities
and
$5
U
Jun
1%
Apr
7%
52Vs
Jan
48%
1,575
40%
400
37%
Jan
6%
Jun
i
74
8%
8%
100
10c
1%
1%
1%
4,500
13%
133/4
14%
600
12 y4 Mar
8
3
preferred, with warrants
•
...
3
3
85
85
2%
200
60
73
Jun
100
3%
Jun
6Va
100
1
Jun
1%
1%
Insurance
1%
48 74
4974
300
Jun
26
*2%
"2%
600
2
Feb
237a
48%
2374
300
21
Jan
Aug
x25%
1947 coupon
1
43/4
Venezuelan
5
Syndicate
:
-'mmmrn
63
200
63
'""■28%'
S"'"'
4%
4
Jun
6%
10
63
Jun
71
50
25%
Jun
Jun
27a
Manuafcturing
7a
2%
900
$ 103% 110
F-A
$100% 103%
1963
A-O
1967
1961
MS
1968
A-O
1971
A-O
47as_
England Power 3 74s
1st mtge
3 74s
1st mtge 3s
Co
10 y#
•
123/4
Aug
Service
50-year
Jan
Elec & Gas
6%
Waltham
Ward
Watch
1%
Aug
l7/s
7% July
9%
Jan
109
"l%
~1%
1,200
8%
93/4
850
Co
t
v
c
1
i
w
Aircraft
1
1.25
West Texas Utilities $6 prefe#ed
•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Corp
«
%
200
% July
8%
500
6% May
150
Wichita
River
•Wickes
Oil
(The)
Willson
Products
115%
Woodall
Woolworth
(F
21
21%
225
20 Vb Mar
22
157a
157a
100
14
Jun
May
23/4 July
7%
8
500
7
Jun
9
6%
250
5%
Feb
8
8% July
10
1%
100
5
Jan
—
2972
29%
13
13
13
5s
£1
.
«•«*
,V
Interest
1970
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Steel
States
$106
108
106
108 3/4
Q-F
$165
$103% 1033/4
160%
J-J
96%
96%
89%
107% 107%
3
1958
A-O
103%
103% 104%
MS
107%
107
(Bait)
95%
J-J
101%
9274
45
P__—±
15
1027a
1043/4
1073/s
12
106
107 %
95'/2
377
87
104 %
106 3/4
$103% 104%
993/4
A-O
5
99%
103%
67
102%
106 %
103 % 103%
Af-N
(Bait City)—
of
—
105
106%
$11178
A-O
Elec
M-N
1965
1956
5s
54
54
49
63%
May
—1993
1993
437
39
32 3%
48%
100%
J -J
100 3/s 1003/4
963/4
25
$117% 118
M-S
116
54
33
1003/4
117%
Mfg Co—
1953
41
$30
6%s
5s
ex Nov 1 1947 coupon
Residential Mtge Bank—
Green
Mountain
Guantanamo
6s
ser
Ry 4s
Power 3%s
& Western
(coupon
A
J-J
Indianapolis
A6%8
Power
Power
J-D
103
1
Lt
1941
103
2
102%
J-D
F-A
46
40
16
58
46
104% 104%
2
103 %
10674
583/4
5
32 74
108
109
West Penn Traction 5s
1960
J-D
11974 119%
1959
F-A
102
Western
11874 119%
1
102
100 Yi,
103
the daily closing averages of
J-J
1952
1952
:
/
(Col) —
April 1946
A20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
:
1948
Agricultural
A
Danish
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
—
3
-
Sept.
65
Stocks
or
High
$71%
A-O
J-J
Bonds
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
J-D
71%
71%
71%
3774
1
71%
447a
45
Cons
Municipal Loan—
572S_^_!
1955
M-N
817a
82
6
External
5s——_i-.
1953
F-A
80
82
14
1952
J-J
$6%
9
6%
M-S
$137a
16
13%
15%
M-N
J-D
$27
29
247a
29
$44 7a
46
37%
44%
41%
.45%
Danzig
—
81%
7074
70
Port & Waterways—
AExternal 67as
stamped—
City (Peru) 672s stamped-1958
stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 27aS
2008
83 V*
f
82
12%
Maranhao
AMedellln
7s
_1951
stamped
Bank
of Bogota—
(issue of May 1927)
(issue of Oct 1927)—
Mortgage
A7s
1947
1947
1931
1972
Parana
2008
to
J-J
1997
27es
J-J
(ser A B C D E)
(Plan A)
to 2%
reduced
Government
672s
2012
1919
173/4
77.
$313/4
J-J
6174
31%
v
157a
29
18%
24%
15
173/4
17%
80
26%
'
34
$277a
J-D
M-S
1921
Interest
__
$73
Rio de Janeiro stamped
A5%s
—
$30
(Republic of) —
Is to 272S
„
$483/4
A-O
J-D
J-D
stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced
Peru
$4874
M-N
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
29
2%
2%
4
2
3%
23/a
2%
32
2
33/,
♦No
Odd-lot
par value,
a
transaction
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
d
(not included
in year's range),
f Ex-distrlbution.
g Ex-stock
principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating
A
Bonds
sales being transacted during
3174
60
60
3174
60
63
37
62
tlve; "conv," convertible; "M,"
58%
32
593/4
"w
SReported in
receivership.
Abbreviations
used
Second
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Rails
ities
divid nd.
Rails
Closed
-
1," when issued;
mortgage; "n-v,"
"w w," with warrants;
Total
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust
"xw," without warrants.
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range for 1949
Closing
40
Sept.
3—
Sept.
Bonds
certificates,
.
Over-ihe-Counter Industrial Slock Average
Date—
5_
Sept. 6——
__
Closed
Holiday
__
.
.....
(35 Stocks)
Closed
Holiday
Holiday
10
hRxc
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,' cwnw»;
10
First
div.
current week.
'
above—"cod," certificates of
Compiled by National
10
Et-Intercrt.
being traded flat.
327a
representative stocks and bonds
trials
Range Sines
Sold
—
$44 7a
717a
High
33.26 Jan 24
Low
27.79 Jun
15
31.99
—
Range for 1948
32.00
179.20
45.40
36.83
63.65
102.93
104.73
84.88
105.50
99.51
Sept. 7
Sept.
32.05
High
Sept.
46.02
37.00
64.11
102.96
104.66
84.54
105.69
99.46
Sept. 8—
180.21
32.15
Low
180.53
45.85
37.23
64.20
102.96
104.74
84.50
105.71
99.48
Sept. 9
Sept.
180.24
45.59
37.55
64.17
102.93
104.88
84.05
105.83
99.42
Friday's
Bid & Asked
External
60
—Bonds—
Total
■
Mortgage Bank
20-year 7s
63
10
15
Sale Price
Period
Low
59%
-Stocks20
Last
Interest
:
Exchange
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
30
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb
$58
are
9
1
Newspaper Union—
6s conv s f debentures
•
58%
Stock and Bond Averages
Sept.
92%
8272
10
89 Va
105
$58%
Below
Sept.
897a
89 7e
1063/4
$58%
coupon)
Date-
50%
$104% 105%
$58
1957
1941
on
54
$30
$1063/4 107%
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no
(July
listed
$4972
1956
1956
coupon
A-O
103%
4072
49
$57%
1955
1955
coup)
series F
A 7s
59
102%
58%
104%
M-N
1970
3%s
coupon)
A7s
2
J-D
Sec—
1941
(Aug
99%
44 %
46
—
series E
A7s
2
$47 7»
—
1957
(Dec
30
287a
50 %
5072
$30
M-S
p
1958
on)
&
100
RR—
C
series
A6%s
A 7s
52
1964
65
103
100
Ex-coupon market
International
52%
63
100
M-S
1963
Western
Trunk
1940
debs
income
A Russian
$59
1961
1950
stamped
Grand
1
1
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s__
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon—1953
A
18
«—
1954
111% 112%
-
$49
Finland
Dec
Penn
A 7s
Division—
J
Lt & RR
Water
52
2030
-
1954
N
4s ser B
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s
Marelli
72
18 V*
5s
10l3/4
103%
1981
—1962
mtge
Ercole
128
63
1
44%
$43
A-O
1946
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4%s__
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95 Mi
123
1
—
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A 5s
West
95%
93%
$105% 106%
J-D
J-J
1969
—1976
mtge 4s ser A
A 1st
43
7674
—
Washington Water Power 372s
107%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
75
43
43
J-J
—1946
1947 coupon
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel—
104 s/8
105
—
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Gas
1037a
97
100% 101
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&
165
100 s/a
175
107%
2%s conv debs
mtge
128
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—
106 3/4
J-D
1977
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Lackawanna
ex
103
1057a
——i_1969
ref mtge 3s ser
Gen
with Dec
108%
106
101
1st ref mtge 2%s ser Q—
Consolidated
128
mm mm
High
105%
106
M-S
3s
1st
1
M-S
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5s
Gas El
A-O
—
Jan. 1
Low
No.
1966
Jan
~i.
Debenture
101%
1063/4
1047a
——
80
Apr
1007a
J-D
1948
Debenture 5s
Consol
$777a
Range Since
Sold
„1954
j,
5s__
Debenture
993/4
—>-
-
$106% 107 7a
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
107% 107%
1998
debentures
Service
~2-fo
Corp—
debentures
5s
$ 100 y2 10174
8 3/8 May
Jun
Bonds
High
1970
6s
23/4s.
Electric
5s
Cities
J-J
—1900
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10674
Jan
Jan
M-N
1964
City Electric 3%s—
Telephone of Canada—
Boston
14
105
103 7/«
—
Electric Service Co—
Week's Range
Last
J-D
1955
5J/2s A
deb
Atlantic
Bethlehem
Jan
10% Aug
2.900
Sale Price
Period
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Central
107/a
104
1
$10674 1087a
■
m-mm
A-O
1966
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stamped
'2nd
A 7s
Apr
33
104 V4 10474
—
114
1067a
10574. 106%
—
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A 7s
1043/4 Mar
Jun
x6%
2'/a
Low
series
Feb
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2
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-
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5s
May
15% Mar
Jun
300
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Bell
23%
300
—
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Jun
8%
8
common
19
Apr
98
—
100
BONDS
&
27/a
—2
-
receipts
preference——.
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15% July
13
*
pfd
—
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Jan
~3%
600
$106 7a 1063/4
Hydro-Electric Co—
A672s with Aug 1 1940 coupon—1953
A 6 72s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
1953
Apr
1672
M-.V
3
Terni
Jan
674
100%
1097a
1033/4
112
105% 1067a
105%
1597a
104%
(Hugo)
A7-4s
153/4 Mar
2
27%
_25
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Assoc
Jun
Apr
25
16%
American deposit
6 %
Jun
Stinnes
Jan
31%
F-A
—.—1950
3rd stamped
Feb
36
31%
217a
1
472 %
Inc
Petroleum
Woodley
26
rr
1
& Lt
Pwr
Industries
155
674
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preferred w w__
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Wisconsin
Jun
J-J
1989
5s
trust
(Hugo)
A7-4s
A-O
1970
1487s
—
374s
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collateral
Stinnes
Feb
Jan
2l>/« Jun
16%
common
5%
AStarrett
Elec
&
F-A
1971
Gas
J-J
1970
374s
(Calif)
3s—
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Sep
•
& Co~„
Brothers
Wilson
87/a
10
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Corp
Corp—
Williams (R C)
1st mtge
Gas
51
1017a
13
$99
$110
MS
M-S
1973
3s
B
ser
Counties
Southwestern
1% Apr
138
30
1
& Co
series
California Gas
5s
1067a
26
54
$102% 1047a
M -N
1965
A
Jan
112
149
1
(Wm)
4%
Feb
3/4
—
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,
Whitman
2%
93
—
10574 106%
1597a 1597a
—
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1952
6s B
Edison
Southern
2% Jan
1% July
4,250
874
—
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
2,600
43/8
%
Wentworth Manufacturing
Westmoreland Inc__
1%
3%
J-J
1973
Joaquin Lt & Pow
Southern
10% Jap
1 % July
106%
967«
103
105 3/fe
$10574 10774
—
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1998
California
Mar
111
Jun
l3/a
4%
Westmoreland Coal
Mar
18 May
6%
1057a 108
—
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Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s_1981
Apr
500
93/4
Baking Co warrants
Warner
100
874
1
——
—
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debs
1st & ref M 3s
1%
~1%
65
103% 105%
1047a 106 7*
—
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1952
Jan
874
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preferred—!
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57
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Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
•
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J-D
1970
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Jan
3
1%
8%
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100
102
62
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1960
W
Aircraft
40%
10272 105
—
1047a 104%
$104
1067a
1047a
J-J
Lexington 1st mtge 3s
Southern
Waco
$60
M-N
1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3748-1964
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Wagner Baking; voting trust ctfs ext.*
1% preferred—
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105
$103
J-J
Apr
5%
1% May
__
37
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34 V4 Mar
3%
4
1
37
1969
1956
Ohio Power
Jan
2,300
28%
3%
—I—20c
Inc
43%
52%
21
$30
-
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—-I960
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preferredVanadium-Alloys Steel Co
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27%
—
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V
common
54
1963
374s
Corp
$4972
1952
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Valspar
High
62
53
Feb
21%
237a
•
common
July
24
—
5
Nov
ex
Milwaukee Gas Light
Jan
5072
35%
10
10
common
2%
Feb
823/4
Midland Valley RR—
Extended at 4%
to
2% Apr
24% May
1% Aug
500
.
82
J-J
Kansas Power & Light 37a8
McCord Corp deb 47as
Jan
10
8172
Jan. 1
Low
No.
.
ctfs
Kansas Electric Power
Jan
1%
50c
Oil
A 7s
Altalian
Sep
85
;/■
33/4
1%
-
Range Sines
Sold
High
t
3% Aug
33/4
Co—
escrow
Isarcd Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon—1952
16 % May
Feb
Power
ADebenture
Jan
1
United Stores Corp com
Universal Consolidated
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Utah Power & Light
1%
1
common
Rybber Reclaiming Co
Universal Products Co
41% Aug
8% Feb
% July
1
Corp
Interstate
Jan
47%
•
Universal
%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
4% Aug
42% May
40
Securities
Radiator
100
473/4
common
International
1st
S
U S
%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
>
High
40%
common
25
U S Air Conditioning
U S Foil Co class B
U
Low
10
Preferred
United
%
—
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
High.
-
Interest
BONDS
Shares
33
EXCHANGE
for Week
of Prices
Par
(1009)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
CURB
CHRONICLE
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
FINANCIAL
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 9
V
New York Curb
&
37.83 jun 10
1*1—
32.37 Dec 29
. .
..
34
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1010)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Monday, September 12, 1949
STOCK EXCHANCES
OTHER
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
SEPTEMBER 9
ENDED
Friday
Boston Slock
Last
Sale Price
Chemical
American Agricultural
•
_.
Low
vrfcD.
100
44%
24
Range Since January 1
45
138
150%
Jun
Middle
Co
&
Corp
vVest
Miller
Sep
45
34% Mar
105
2,842
Field
-—
I
26%
24%
.
142
22%
Jun
38%
Feb
Montgomery
283
25%
Jun
35
Jan
National
Pressure
Standard
108% 110
142
43
42%
43
12%
12%
12%
100
40
July
North
Jan
120
Apr
1,448
100
RR_
Boston Edison
109
28
Boston ft Albany
300
<
9%
93%
650
X
—5
2 3/»
2%
2%
—1
u.
vtc
common
26%
23%
80
Anaconda Copper
Low
23%
9%
7
6%
19%
High
24
Jan
12
Mar
."'*'"1,300
1,150
■
Apr
9% July
1% Jun
53/4 July
11
Jan
59
Mar
2%
Sep
Jan
National
American Woolen
Range Since January 1
High
ZZi
common
capital
Hart Inc
ft
Shares
23
Mickeiberry'a Food Prod
High
Low
High
144% 145%
145
*
ft Tel—
American Tel
Sharea
of Prieea
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Marshall
for Week
Low
Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
>
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Exchange
Ward
American
43% Mar
Northwest
19%
ft
52%
52%
7
2
com
47%
200
Jun
63/4
1,000
7
Jun
10%
Jan
Jun
313/4
Jan
Aug
31
Jan
10
common
28%
28%
50
25
20
common
Car
52%
*
Co
Cooker
24%
25%
400
24
23
23%
450
22% Feb
Oak
25% Mar
common
•
Manufacturing common
Peabody Coal Co common
5% prior preferred
6
6 %
900
25
16
16%
300
16
Aug
19%
Jan
Pennsylvania RR capital
50
14%
14%
200
14%
Jun
173/4
Jan
Bancorp
Boston Elevated Railway—
->-100
Stamped
Eoston
Jan
Railroad—
Maine
&
12% Aug
790
4%
4%
4%
100
16%
16%
163/4
240
.100
class C 1st pfd stamped,
Boston Personal Prop Trust1%
17
14% July
—10
Service
Mass Street
Eastern
6%
100
28
33%
64%
66%
88
Co—
39
Jan
29
Jun
353/4 Mar
Co
Elec
Mergenthaler
Sears
Roebuck
&
Co
Jan
66%
Sep
33%
Jun
40%
Jan
South Bend
23%
Jun
33%
8% Mar
Jun
9"%
Sep
Stewart-Warner
56%
Jan
Stone
59
Sep
53%
151
30
51
40
59
134
46
Jun
140
8
Aug
13c
Jan
25c
Jan
10% May
Apr
87% Jan
•/.. 8
18c
18c
1
20
85%
,200
9%
9%
9%
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England Electric SystemNew England Tel ft Tel
9%
46%
58%
New
85%
X83
8%
1,578
.
270
79
;
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Sundstrand
11% May
7
Jan
Pennsylvania RR
50
—
Drug Co
26c
26c
200
26c
Sep
45c
<
Swift
ft
14%
525
14
Jun
17%
26
300
22% Aug
29%
Jan
11%
11%
100
9
Jun
11%
Jan
40%
41
1,300
34
Jun
41% Aug
Sep
40%
•
1
9%
,4%
335
3% Aug
108
4 %
I
22
Apr
28 %
Jan
1100
10%
Jun
13%
Apr
23%
1,600
19
Jun
16
100
13% July
36%
43
43
43%
500
11%
11%
11%
300
9%
1
7%
7%
300
5
5
common
7
Jan
Jan
Feb
43%
Jun
14%
Jan
May
7%
Aug
Sep
8%
29%
25
8%
350
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
29%
—'
-—25
24
21 %
.
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stock-
Jun
-
—5
capital—
Corp common
Corp common
(The)
29%
500
27%
Jun
32%
Jan
49%
59%
59%
100
Feb
59%
Sep
5
10%
103/4
50
83/4 July
13%
Jan
2
25
26
150
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44
44
50
20
May
42% Jun
44 % Mar
29%
29%
200
25% Jun
30
22%
22%
20 %
24% May
'
Corp
Jan
,200
11%
16
16
13%
25
23%
23%
Tool
83/4
11%
5
capital
50
■
25
•
*
Mach
9%
1
—
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Co
(The)
common
27% Aug
Jan
4%
4%
-2.50
——
25
;
Co
Co
Texas
Thor
Jan
14%
—25
Quincy Mining Co—;—,—
Rexall
26c
14%
_2.50
Mining——
26
J^athe/Works capital
Container
Trane
Butte
North
35
Jan
1
National Service Cos
30% July
—
Sinclair Oil Corp.,—™
786
220
9%
As6n
Jan
100
Signode Steel Strap common——L—*
37%
Linotype
Jan
8
35
capital
Corp class B common
Shellmar Prod Corp common
293%
45%
Racing
Narragansett
.9 %
35
1
Serrick
36%
Copper
63A Jun
5 % Aug
35
capital
Standard OH of Ind
Kennecott
450
.
—*
common
Cummins
29
Hathaway Bakeries_
8
*
capital
37%
Razor
6
Jan
Aug
95
34
68%
Aug
25
10
%
Stockyds
293/8
Electric
Safety
Nat
Sangamo
Jan
Jun
75
119
60
79
27
33%
100
57
15
60
79
28
—100
Stores
National
First
General
Sep
Louis
Schwitzer
Employers Group Assoc
Gillette
52%
Feb
38%
198
Ry—
1st pfd series A™
preferred B—
preferred adjustment-
6%
5%
52%
50%
—
7 3/4
73/4
Apr
St
Cities
1
5
5
43/4
5
Feb
7
5%
Aug
208
South La Salle
United
Apr
Si Corp
Light ft Rys Co com
U S Steel
7
(new)
common
22 3/4
*
1,000
Jun
May
*
14%
140
13%
•
17
173/4
375
12% Feb
1
& Webster
Stone
15
15
26
11
343/4
34%
82
14%
—•
Association
Shawmut
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co
—
Wieboldt Stores
Wisconsin
29% Jun
36
Aug
Yates-Amer
27% Jun
35%
29%
29%
25
50
x493/8
50%
1,582
48
473/4
48%
550
42% May
52%
Jan
393/4
39%
393/4
14
38% May
40
Jun
33
33
60
43%
Jan
14%
Apr
26%
Jan
Drill
Fruit
Co__
Shoe
Rubber
S
Westinghouse
Sep
Aug
•
Twist
United
United
U
Jan
17%
15
Machinery common—25
preferred
i
,.25
Union
6%
15%
Jun
Jan
5
—
Waldorf System Inc—i*—
Westinghouse
Electric
.*
12.50
Corp
Jun
14%
—.
24%
14%
25
24%
■«r,: 1.72
Jan
j.
54% Mar
31% Aug
12% Jun
24%
—10
Co
44%
20% May
Inc cumul
Mach
Unlisted
pfd
capital-
24%
24%
76
76
10%
10%
10%
100
—_5
pr
common
11%
11%
11%
100
300
20% Jun
26
50
73% July
79%
10%
10% May
Jun
93/4 July
Jan
Apr
13
Jan
Stocks—
Alleghany
Air
Lines
American Radiator
Anaconda
Inc.
2%
3% Aug
Jun
103/s July
Jun
14%
500
400
600
10
27
200
25%
Jun
9%
*
19%
—10
.100
Corp.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Feb
7%
2%
93/8
13%
26%
9%
1
& St San com
Mining capital—50
Copper
Armco Steel
2%
13
1
Corp
American
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12%
*
*
Elec & Mfg com
Bankshares
86
•
26%
25
IS3/*
Jan
Jan
35
Jun
26%
Jan
May
103%
Jan
300
23%
1334
14
200
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
Certaln-teed Products
1
12%
12%
400
9%
Jun
13%
Jan
Columbia Gas System Inc
*
11
11
iJun
11%
Apr
Continental
1
Bethlehem
Steel
Chicago Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS—
Sales
Week'a
Ry Co
new
Motors
Curtiss-Wright
Range
of Price*
Shares
26%
27
7%
•
10
100
,5% Jun
7%
73/i
100
5%
5%
,300
Range Since January 1
Tele & Radio
Farnsworth
Par
Low
High
Low
High
Laboratories
Corp
(new)—5
common
common
Advanced Alum
1
—
Castings-.
Aetna
Ball
Allied
Laboratories
Bearing
5
Armour & Co
Associates
_•
Belden
Co
Mfg
Co
1
2%
common—.
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
Bros
1%
10
7
20% May
4%
Jun
53/e Mar
6%
450
18%
Sep
10%
400
Jan
20
17% May
138% Jun
300
Sep
6%
Aug
150%
1
1,500
5
Jun
7%
Jan
1%
50
1
Apr
1%
Aug
42%
200
42%
Sep
42%
Sep
3%
4%
450
3%
Sep
5%
12%
6
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
York Central RR capital
Motor
Car
New
15%
17
600
17
Jun
4%
14 %
300
50
15%
Feb
Jun
73/4
Jan
22
Jan
173/4
Jan
7%
7%
1
.Central
111
Secur
Convertible
com
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common—
preferred
American
Airways Corp
Paramount
Pictures
Pepsi-Cola
(The)
of America
Corp
W
2%
2%
50
1
1%
1%
800
% Mar
100
11% Jan
16
12 3%
Apr
5
Chicago Corp common
Convertible
6%
Jun
2
900
,,V
Feb
15%
16
11%
11%
Chicago Milw St. Paul & Pac
.Cities
Corp
Co
(The)
Dodge
Mfg
Domestic
Feb
63%
64%
250
61
Jun
5%
200
4%
Jun
40
66 3%
Jan
5%
80%
83
113% 114%
51%
20;
111
Jan
51%
10
4% Mar
1%
Jan
52%
900
453%
Jun
113/s May
65% Jan
7%
Eddy Paper Corp
class
common.
51%
52%
200
39%
Feb
52 %
Simons
Co
Dock
16%
200
15% Aug
28%
Fox
Drive
27%
27%
27%
2,100
25
6
6
100
5%
Jun
7%
3%
3%
3%
500
2%
Jan
3% Aug
70
(Peter)
General
Motors
Gillette
9%
43/s
4%
1%
common
Corp
9%
1
common
Corp
common
10
Razor
Safety
11
common
11%
20
46
Jun
95
Jan
100
9%
Sep
9%
Feb
4
Jun
6
Standard Steel Spring,
350
5%
5%
100
62%
1,000
29
100
6%
5'%
Jun
Corp
Wilson
&
11%
Sep
Jun
6% Aug
Jun
24%
Jun
x63% Aug
32% Jan
common..
;
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15
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116
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80
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8
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5
83
30%
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17
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13
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17
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70
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100
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25
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Cities
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52
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!
Volume 170
THE
Number 4837
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1011)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANCES
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
' Range
stocks—
Bale Price
Columbia
Gas
•
Power
Light
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11
1
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5
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McClanahan
Murray
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62%
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Jun
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Jun
57
30
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Gar Wood Industries
Gemmer
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1
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—10
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63/4
2,200
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22%
4,157
20%
Jan
17%
100
15 %
1
Jun
22%
Jun
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11
5
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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Aug
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A
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page
42.
—
•
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100
Independent Exploration Co
Intercoast Petroleum Corp
11%
380
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6
Mar
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155
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1,415
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80
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31
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Electric Bond & Share Co (Un)
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Jan
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Aviation Corp
Bendix
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Sale Price
common
Jan
54
150
50
1
Consolidated
Barnhart-Morrow
Commonwealth Edison Co (Un)
DETROIT
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14%
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Colorado Fuel
Detroit Stock Exchange
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Jun
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Low
4
WEEK
FOR
Monday, September 12, 1949
Bales
Week's
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Sale Price
FINANCIAL, CHRONICLE
STOCK
OTHER
STOCKS—
&
105
18 y8
Feb
BONDS
Radio
Corp of America (U11)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp (Un)
Republic Petroleum Co.
Republic 8teel Corp
Reserve
Rexall
Oil
Rheem
Gas
&
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•
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Ryan
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Roebuck
Shell
Inc
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Oil
Sinclair
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of
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Corp
Aircraft
Southern
4.32%
6%
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Calif
Southern
*
6%
pfd
27%
27%
150
22%
Jun
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16%
Jan
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10%
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Jun
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86
Jan
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200
144% 145%
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Range Since Jannary 1
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Feb
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424
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Jun
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Feb
51
July
Laclede
Gas
Laclede
35
Feb
Griesedieck-Western
—
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Jun
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37
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Aug
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860
160
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Feb
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Mar
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Sep
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Number 4837
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l
common
Bridge
Dorado
Emporium
*»n
52%
5
Co
(E I)
29
A common—5
Fields Co
Chemical
300
18%
__
«
(Un)„
Doernbecher Mfg Co—
Dow
33
54%
13% July
1
___
Dominguez Oil
Apr
50
—
Corp common—.5
Corp
Jan
8%
al4% al4%
a40%
___5
preferred
common
25%
Jun
100
*
Giorgio Fruit
B
Jun
__
(Un)...»
Inc
Corp
Jan
30
__
2nd
22
5%
30
__
(Un)__ 15
Preferred
Curtiss-Wright
Jun
—
25
Orisoliaateo
Oil
13%
—
*
common
Edison
of
41% May
20
1
Jun
a63/4
8%
-
«
(Un>
Aggregates
1st
July
13%
*
red
23c
13%
United Filters A—,
5%
July
22%
(Un)
&
15c
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
.
Gas
600
2.10
35c
48
(Un)
Ry
Co
Aug
Jun
Jan
1,000
a52% a52%
77%
com
Co
Parlio
Consolidated
Creameries
24
21 y4
a50% a51%
__
Broadcast System A
2%
Columbia Gas System common
(Un),..*
Commonwealth & Southern (Un)
*
Continental
18% Aug
Pac
Jan
100
51%
Columbia
Commonwealth
B
Jan
100
15%
a217a a21%
__
31/3
Iron
Oil
Oliver
Mar
Feb
5%
51%
10
Co
Colorado Fuel &
2.60
40%
a30 a30%
__
__
25
(Un)„
Chemical
14%
205
1 35
—
'
100
__
Jun
95 Mar
23
33
~~
(Un)-*
com
7
7
75/3
a27%
RR
2% Aug
60
al3% al4%
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—
Chrysler Coip
Clorox
al4
America
Chicago Milw St. Paul
Jan;
54%
-
10
Eureka Mining Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
"
32y4
__
(Un)____25
Central
Ohio
Aug
34% Mar
Oil
Edison
Pacific
50
common
Oceanic
50
75/3
__
•
common
—„—______—
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23
•
Packing Corp
Preferred
15%
*
Cement
100
a43% a44%
„
2V2
Aug
Jun
26 y4
478
1
(Un)
Jan
37 %
1.35
22c
206
Corp
Invest
Pacific!
Pacific Coast
5
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
7%
Mar
42
2,400
(Un)
__
Northern
Apr
Jan
400
preferred
Jan
100
.
American
6%
Ohio
2%
15
Mar
18c
17%
33 y4 May
100
"
Sep
Jun
21
capital
Co
18c
18c
3ic
27%
7%
150
1.55
31c
18
Jun
21
_■
Service
American
Mar
32c
Jun
(Uni
(Un)
6
Jun
Jun
Holdings Corp
Eorden Co
Co
20% Mar
Jun
8
Boeing Airplane Co
Blair
%
5
28%
2
4
22c
165
a47% a48%
28%
Pi
Bishop Oil Co
5i/8
8%
__
3
Mining
2,000
20% Mar
320
25c
5y8
—
5
(Un)
5
25c
__
3
(Un)
Corp
Natomas
North
1.55
High
Jun
.5
National City Lines
National Distillers Products
Linen
;
a527a
»
(Un)
Fibres
National
North
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Landini Petroleum
California
9% May
36
87
10P
of
Jan
25
125
a9%
Imp Diesel Engine
Big Wedge Mining Co
Avco Mfg Corp—;
Atok
6%
a978
a88% a8978
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5
Atlas
100
31% Mar
20
5%
18
10
Co
,_
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
a8%
Low
a36% a37%
__
31c
1
—
Co
&
Mori ison-Knudsen
Nash-Kelvinator
1
1
620
a8%
P10
11
27 y2
Range Since January 1
High
a8%
25
27%
18
Co
Shares
a8%
_1
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
for Week
Low
5
Feo
__
__
50
Range
of Prices
,
1
Calculating Machine.—,
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Trice
Low
a2
-
—100
(Un)
9%
„
(Un)—*
(Un)
American Viscose Corp com
American Woolen Co (Un)
Anaconda
20
22%
16%
__
*
9
Magnavox Co
High
22 y4
;
(Un)__l
common
Foreign Power
American
'
*
SEPTEMBER
Par
Shares
Jan
32% Mar
6%
Jun
8%
16%
Jan
21%
Apr
14%
Jan
18% July
Railroad
Co
com—*
—
a
^13%
May"
Western Union Telegraph
(Un)
*
al4%
al4% al4%
80
Westinghouse
(Un)
12%
a24%
a24% a24'/2
137
4%
225
43/a
Jun
a49 a49 %
187
443%
Jan
Elec
Corp
21
Jun
—
16% Mar
263/4
Jan
77a
Jan
Jan
37
350
Pacific
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
(F
Motors (Un)
(Un)
W)
1
10
4%
49% July
'
For
footnotes
see
pcee
42
37
EXCHANGES
ENDED
STOCKS—
for Week
of Prices
Low
(1013)
Sale#
Range
Par
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
FOR
CHRONICLE
I
38
(1014)
THE
COMMERCIAL
CANADIAN
RANGE
Montreal Stock
&
LISTED
WEEK
FOR
FINANCIAL
ENDED
CHRONICLE
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SEPTEMBER
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Friday
Exchange
STOCKS—
STOCKS—
Range
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,
.
Power
&
14%
14%
3,516
18%
18%
700
22
22
•
100
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
Co
Anglo Can Tel
Argus Corp
4 % %
JLto
4%%
pfd
common
St
A
Mills
St
30
Jun
175
26%
25%
class
26%
Jan
50
61
Sep
76
21
Jun
26%
42%
47
Sep
5%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jun
Sep
Mar
Jan
Jun
23
25
43%
42%
43%
Jan
20%
21
2,848
2,232
38%
20%
•
25%
24%
25%
984
25%
25
25%
525
24% Apr
•
2%
2%
2*4
3,385
3
Jan
A__*
28
27
28
39
28
3'/2
14
17
3
' 3 V2
1,411
•
15 V2
15 V2
25
•
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada
Northern
5
5
31
31
635
*
25 V2
2814
A
Safeway Ltd 4%% pfd
Steamship common
100
$1.75
common
43%
Sep
21
Aug
22
25%
Sep
Feb
25%
3%
4% Aug
Sep
a98 V2 a98 %
1414
15
14 %
190
20
11
240
20%
10%
11%
925
14%
14%
261
98% July
14% Sep
96% Jun
12
Jun
33
Jun
37%
18% Jun
19
9%
13
22
July
23%
Feb
Aug
Jun
14%
Jan
Jun
17
Jan
40
29
28
29
495
24
Jun
13%
13
13%
150
12
July
16
16
16%
3,674
Jun
17 Va
11%
12
600
11
May
14%
Jan
98
96%
98
851
81
Jun
23%
23%
85
20
Feb
30
19
340
14%
Jun
25
*
preferred
Apr
Apr
19
18%
Coal
37
36%
37
290
31%
18
18%
460
16
Provincial
Quebec
class
7%
;;r 200
7
41
41
41
125
16%
22%
16%
" 23
1,577
22%
23
21%
16%
±*
20
350
35%
13%
Jan
37%
Apr
21
.
Feb
8% Mar
41
96
'
•
Rolland
Paper
_—
common
:
_*
.
preferred
V-
Saguenay Power 4%%
pfd
25%
6%
Jun
I
14
v
"
10% Mar
11%
Feb
16
Jan
17%
Jan
125
25
Jun
27
Jan
6%
50
6
67
67
67
25
67
6.75
7.00
6,650
-
102%
*
•
102% 102%
%
Jun
9%
Aug
52
100%
Jan
94
5.90 Feb
Jan
7.10 May
Jan
103 %
Apr
6%
6%
50
4
May
10
20%
20
20%
80
17
May
22%
Jan
1
12%
11%
12%
215
9
Jun
14%
Jan
21
21
21
Aug
24
Jan
70%
Sep
86
Jan
36%
Jun
43 %
__
Jan
St
Lawrence
Flour
Paper
Lawrence
Mills
2nd
1st preferred
*
common
__
71
70%
71
199
1
Sicks Breweries
43%
42%
43%
200
*
24%
24%
24%
2,952
22%
Jun
25
50
Power
47
47
Apr
47%
490
45%
Jun
48%
Jan
18
18%
170
15
25
Jan
18
18%
445
15% Mar
com
*
com
common
•
18%
>
__
Voting
trust
certificates
Southam
Press
Co
_____*
■
17%
Canada
Power—
*
:
17 %
18
425
__
20
400
17
1
July
16
20
al7% al7%
17
•
__
Southern
30
99
Dreferred
18% May
Feb
"
Sep
18
Feb
May
20%
Jun
.
Sep
18% Mar
Standard Chemical common
Steel Co of Canada common
preferred
Thrift
Stores
Tuckett
•
Ltd
Tobacco
8%
9%
17,905
85
85
85%
442
a84%
a84%
a85
50
14
14
65
161
161
15
6%
1,575
*
_
1%
9%
•
25
__—._.
__
preferred—100
—
5
Jun
9%
Sep
78 % Mar
85%
Apr
80
85%
Jun
13% Aug
158
Feb
16%
Jun
Feb
170
Jan
Steel
Wabasso
Walker
Corp
•
Western
Grocers
Weston
6%
6%
*
14%
14%
15
175
14
May
•
29'A
29
29%
475
24
Jun
Cotton
Gooderham
Si
Worts
Ltd
(George)
class
A_
*
33
21%
Jan
21%
202
19%
Apr
22
11%
1,138
170
70
al5
8
10%
!_•
29
Feb
12
170
33
Sep
33
a24
a23 %
a24
120
21
Apr
25
Apr
33%
34%
2,322
27
Feb
37
Apr
__
11%
Jun
25%
10
Nova
20%
215
19% Mar
20% Jan
24%
24%
410
22%
Feb
24% May
29%
29%
29%
50
28%
Feb
29%
Sep
26
26%
1,410
25
Jun
26%
Jan
35%
35%
150
34
Apr
25%
25%
a37% a37%
1,100
10
Scotia
i
Royal
20
24%
10
1
20%
__10
—
Imperial
26%
10
L
10
Torgntp-
__
'
if,—10
:
25%
a37%
14%
60
13%
Jun
17
11%
Feb
14%
Jan
14%
50
14%
Jan
16
Apr
310
13%
29%
200
24
Jan
29%
Sep
20%
358
19
Apr
28%
Jan
92
170
85
Jan
92
16%
16%
16
July
2%
_•
153/.
15%
50
common
59
109% 109%
2%
a51%
10
2%
125
15%
320
a51% a51%
•
14%
62
14%
165
15%
17%
108% July
1.75 Jun
13
110
Jun
9%
9%
100
8
30
-IIII50
30%
278
27
43
43
20
42
•
Jan
Jan
A____
2 %
200
40c
40c
2.000
14
al4
•
Brewers & Distillers of Vancouver
E>ritish Columbia Packers Ltd cl B
Brown
Company
common
5
16
17%
Sep
2
Aug
40c
Aug
Feb
2% Aug
1.15
Jan
1
13
Jun
6
6
6
100
5
% Mar
6%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,350
2
May
4
Jan
78
a77
a78
20
71
Jun
103
Jan
a2
4
Jan
a
1
Preferred
50
100
a
15
Jan
Burnett
Burns
Ltd
Co
&
._!
_.—^
Ltd
*
class
B
Ltd
1
10% May
31
Apr
Canada
46%
Canada Malting Co Ltd
Canada Packers Ltd class A
Jan
&
a2
*
Co
Dominion
Sugar
—
a__
9
21%
480
47
•
*
10
50
20%
21%
*
2
al4
10%
47
110
a31% a31%
— —
50
al4
10 %
1
10%
5
Aug
a.._
—
Jun
w._
12% Mar
18%
Jun
23
Jan
42%
Feb
50
Jan
32%
Feb
22
Jan
31% July
•
19%
20
952
100
175
175
46
170
Jun
25%
25%
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd___
0
150
64
64
64
24%
95
Jan
81
Jan
25%
Apr
Canadian
Intl
July
6%
*
100
a3%
3
Jan
4
Jan
a3%
45
6%
7%
Jun
Canadian
Marconi
May
al.50
al.75
300
1.15
Jun
al.00
al.00
18
7%
'
6%23
24%
1.730
19%
Feb
84
84
15
83%
Jan
25
Aug
25
25%.
16%
17
31%
56
"V
%:•"
80
1,358
1,450
8
1,144
305
10
18
4%
Jun
Canadian
Pwr
&
Canadian
Silk
Products
25%
Sep
Canadian
Vickers Ltd
8%
22
Jan
Chateau-Gai
36
Jan
Commercial
44
Jun
58 Va
7
Jun
12%
Jan
13% May
16%
Aug
Dominion
Feb
110
19
Jun
23
125
22%
Jun
29
Jan
18
100
16%
Feb
19%
Jan
20
11%
11%
100
8%
40%
19
8%
200
6%
250
17
17
100
94
18%
Ltd
class
al.50
com-*
A
■>
common.
a21 a21 %
2
Wines Ltd
Alcohols
3 %
••
*
Ltd
of
common—*
Can
Ltd
•
94
30
13%
Jun
10% Aug
15% Mar
15
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Ltd
(R L)
Engineering
Works
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
•
Feb
Eastern
Steel
Fairchlld
Products
Aircraft
2%
—
15%
«
7%
•
Ltd
•
Ltd
5
Jan
Jan
40
19%
Jun
24
Feb
69
75
62
Jun
84
Mar
3%
1,200
3
Aug
4
Apr
July
Sep
a8
10
8
2%
2%
825
2
11%
11%
75
15%
16%
7%
v9%
2.P7r!
*
Jun
9%
Jan
July
7%
Jan
Foreign Power
6%
Sec Corp
•
—
Jan
Aug
19%
15%
22%
Jan
Halifax
Jan
Horner
Ltd
Mar
—
A ;, ■'
6
Feb
30
42
Feb
48'
Jan
14%
14%
200
13%
Jun
20%
Jan
7%
Jan
5
*
25
5
925
5
60c
7%
Aug
1.35
1.35
—
35%
35%
50
1.50
1.30
1.55
11,350
1.25
Jun
Feb
-
31
18%
1,237
13%
905
30
17
Aug
20
33
Feb
41
Jun
10% May
Hotel
Lakes Paper Co
de
(Frank
LaSalle
40%
41
435
18%
19
930
17
Aug
23%
Jan
50%
50%
101% 101%
6%
50
50
Aug
52 %
Apr
Loblaw
Jun
101%
Sep
Lowney Co Ltd
Ltd
class
A
1.55 Aug
Apr
36%
July
2%
24
150
20%
20c
•300
20c
30
4
Jun
6
Apr
84
84
50
84
Sep
87
Aug
35%
35%
30
35
Jan
9
10
July
8% May
40
9
7
*
9
*
—
7
100
7
Jun
8
Jan
al5
al5
5
14
Aug
15
May
.
Jun
26
25c
10%
Sep
convertible
Groceteria
Ltd
common..*
preferred-;
Co
Feb.
Jan
a5%
20c
a5%
*
Inc
Investment Foundation
100%
pfd A__
10
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Feb
a5
23%
*
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd—*
Great
17%
12%
Apr
100
1.35
•
com.
Insurance Co
15
18%
7
a45
Jan
Jan
Jun
7
Jan
*
Ltd
red preferred..
95
13%
Feb
6
12
Jun
'
Manufacturing Ltd
14% July
91% July
al7% al8%
20
2.00
2.00
1.25 Mar
a45
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc..____i
Fleet
Feb
3%
a8
:
Ltd
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
6
178%
68
•
Co
Jan
25
14%
12%
Inv
19% Mar
Aug
700
14%
17%
Paper
Crain
Jan
105
__
Jan
15% July
29
Jun
com
1
Sep
Jun
19%
11%
a
Ltd
Co
86
19%
14%
•
Trust
24%
.*
18
;
Inv
Consolidated Bakeries
105
19%
preferred
Canadian Western Lumber
31
57
'
8
395
5
31%
56%
Massey-Harrls
class
Canadian Industries common
_II__I_IlOO
42.
Ltd
Canadian
16%
•
Millen
_*
Jan
105
40
&
20
Jan
16%
100
Brand
'
pfd
Jan
6 %
preferred-.
Belgium Glove & Hosiery 5 %
Bickle Seagrave Ltd!
14 %
*
Telegraph
16
2%
Jan
19%
17
page
16
2%
Jan
Jan
6%
13% Mar
16%*
:
Locomotive
48
652
105
"•
a5
14
31%
IIIIIIIH*
II
a4%
High
18
12%
Aug
9% Aug
3% Jun
13%
B
see
a4%
14
56%
> 5
3
Molson Breweries Ltd
1,265
Jun
16%
•
9%
16% Feb
38%
84
•
Oil
750
9%
550
25
MacMillan Export class A—
14%
9%
•
3.729
*
Secord
Low
14
Aug
25
4%%
Ltd—
Range Since January 1
High
14
18%
24%
A»_III_IIIII*
preferred
Low
Ltd__^___5
44%
--
A
Ltd
Steels
Alias
Co
18%
—_
•
__
Development
Shares
43%
'
—25
Ltd
Par
Anglo-Nfld
tor Week
Range;;
of Prices
14
preferred—.
(John
Aug
18%
100
(John)
Apr
37%
44%
£1
__1
Jan
17
Aug
common...
Jan
16
Mar
43
eommo
May
52 %
Jun
30
26%
Feb
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Butterfly Hosiery
•
common
36%
35%
Jan
2% Aug
50% May
14% May
Mar
24% Jun
Funds
Friday
STOCKS—
Jan
100
29
16%
•
105
Montreal Curb Market
Jan
92
•
Sep
Banks—
Commerce
Aug
20 %
IlOO
Ltd
Jan
34%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
Aug
13%
14%
50
7%
16%
29% Aug
•
common
26% Mar
165
33
Jun
•
common
Winnipeg Electric
5%
Jan
215
13%
—III100
—
footnotes,
6 %
,
49
1st preferred
2nd preferred
26% Mar
14%
•
McColl -Prontenac
Mitchell (Robt)
140
124
25%
6.75
i.,
—100
Corp common
11%
al6 al6%
25%
100
»
11
al6%
*
___.
Royalite Oil Ltd
St Lawrence
11%
>
•
Knitting
Bathurst pr 8c Paper. Co Ltd class B__•
common
Lang & Sons Ltd
'
Sep
17%
Feb
13%
•>
•
For
Jan
Aug
—5
Co
122% Jan
21
.100
&
Feb
14%
23ZZ
!
-15
Montreal
Jan
15
al5
11%
_•
International Nickel of Canada^
Montreal
36%
169
•
Products!"I*
International Bronze
Morgan
Jan
11%
23%
_*100
~~~
*
Indust Acceptance
Corp
4%%
preferred
5%
Jan
11%
%Jun
B—"__28
common
-
Paper
Corp
Transport
Power
Regent
United
Feb
28%
Jun
7%
•
preferred
Bros
11%
*
-25
Lewis
96
Jan
22% Mar
133
Aug
8% Jun
25
_
common
convertible
39
98
Canadienne
Bridge
Laura
42%
38%
19% Aug
Wares
preferred
433
38%
Sep
May
Jan
12
•
_
>n_5
Class
Jan
295
•
Mailman
22% Mar
39
9%
common-.,.:...
Bakeries
Ltd
Jun
9%
»
Labatt
19
34% July
9%
•
pfd Inc 1927
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine_
6%
1,790
36%
24
Goodyear Tire 4%
5%
22%
36%
25
preferred
8%
21%
22
26%
preferred
preferred
45
Jan
26%
Famous Players Canada
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Co common
$2
Jan
Jun
Series A 4%
preferred
Sherwin Williams of Canada
26%
Heating
Smith
37
95
Shawinigan Water &
July
_
Howard
205
Canadian
Textile
Hamilton
45
•
75
Sep
■>
Steel
44 %
Apr
96
Feb
Apr
May
Eddy Paper Co class A
preferred
Electrolux Corp
General
45
26% Aug
100
11
8%
20
common
Power
•
preferred '
Montreal
5V2%
Jan
Jan
28
10
•
Gatineau
20%
16%
25% May
130
Dryden Paper
General
560
60
150
3
Redeemable preferred
Galr Co
26%
Jun
208
190
v t c
&
26%
Jun
11
21
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Enamel
26%
Jan
Jun
26 >/2
26% Jan
130
Bridge
preferred
23
23
12%
10%
,
20
Dominion Coal 6%
7%
173%
Jan
45%
26'A
4,704
•
Dominion
Aug
18
•
34%
Feb
37
•
St
Feb
168
872
St
130
Distillers 8eagrams
Dominion Steel
20
10
75
Jan
20
Railway
Glass
1,251
280
30
21%
5
Dominion
23
23
15
5% May
33
May
130
Companies
Dairies
22%
23
59% Aug
52%
Jan
preferred—100
Investment-
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consumers Glass
Dominion
May
14
Jun
37
•
Locomotive
Dominion
49
51%
27
25
Canadian Pacific
Cockshutt Plow
1,697
Jan
15
4%
Jun
27
Jan
25c
Oil
Feb
58%
23%
52
21% Jun
20
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
Canadian
Jan
23
57 %
Jun
168
common
140
21'/4
Fairbanks 6%
Canadian
104
Jun
16%
•
Ltd
410
37
•
common
common
Foreign
Jun
20
__
;
•
Co
25'A
•
8eries
Canadian
100
5
985
168
com
Co
&
28 V2
21%
•
series
Canadian
10
21
•
Bros
7%
$1
19
100
21
Power Corp of Canada
25
1414
50
Celanese
Sep
Aug
11% Jan
Price
28 Ve
•
—
•
Breweries
Canadian
10% May
22%
•
11
•
Corp
Canadian Car Si
Foundry
Ciass A
River
43
Jan
22%
100
Products
—
♦
preferred
Bronze
•
f "V-
39%
40
100
58
common
High
;
34% Mar
60
18%
__
21
•
Light, Heat & Power
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
17% May
105
20
Power
19
100
0
Ottawa
Powell
: 455
25
•
pfd—L_
Ltd
Mills
Steel
43
Sep
•
2% Aug
24% Feb
2
Jun
Building Products
class
Corp
5%
42%
Low
39%
__
-
—5
preferred
4%
17%
■-
Forgings
Flour
1%
423
A
Canada
pfd.
Range Since January 1
High
38%
—25
Weaving
Mines
Ontario
275
1,630
•
Ltd
Car
(Wmj
Wire
Noranda
Jan
64
6%
Chemical
Shares
39
,
—.
&
Steel
Ltd
Jan
23%
6
National
Neilson
61%
64
243
Drug
Niagara
56
fVv'v:
23%
42%
National
Ogilvte
May
41
19
Power
;
Canadian
466
1,200
if:
preferred
for Week
Low
Breweries common.—__
Jan
19
Oil common
Class B
Canadian
102%
25
Light
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
Corp cl
Class B
5 -1c
99% July
19
Preferred
Canada
Jan
•
—
Trac
British American
Canada
24%
•
Telephone
Brazilian
Jun
23%
•
class
Jan
42%
100
Paper
Jan
42%
6%
•
Power
19%
10
40
52
26%
50
Corp
Bathurst
Brack
50%
25
17%
20%
Jun
'
'
28%
50%
pfd
preferred..
Asbestos
Bell
Co
4%
39%
•
High
9% May
16
125
5
a98% a98%
_•
of Canada
Range Since January 1
Low
14%
18%
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class "A"
preferred
1%
High
•
20
common
$1.50 preferred
5%
LOW
A.Par
.■
Paper
Shares
National
for Week
of Prices
Sale Frioe
Abltlbl
Sales
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Week's
Last
Week's
Last
.
Sale Price
Canadian Funds
Friday
Monday, September 12, 1949
Ltd -class
(Walter M>
*
•
Jan
1
8
Apr
8%
Jan
a49
1
49
Aug
51%
Jan
30
30
25
30
Sep
30
Sep
14%
14%
380
13%
Jun
16%
Jan
a8
14%
a8
a49
—50
B
Apr
'
Volume
170
Number 4837..-.
:
•
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
CTnrFC,
STOCKS*
Range
MacLaren
Power
Maritime
.7%
Paper
Co
•
&
Tel
Maxwell
Mersey
Mica
a33
a33
15
32
Aug
39%
18%
18%
55
17%
Feb
18 % July
18%
18%
50
17%
Jan
18%
Sep
__
24%
24%
50
23% Aug
27%
Jan
conv
&
Paper Co
Power
N
C
Part
1
7%
pfd
13%
14 %
1,000
72
72
72
110
10
10
10
25
6%
5%
6%
645
_
a26% a26%
—15
6
Jan
8
—
Feb
12%
1.10
Jun
22%
$1.50
Russell
Industries
Southern
pfd__100
9%
4
II
Feb
Preferred
Jun
7
13
26%
Jun
Algoma
Jun
20 %
80
104
Apr
III
30
51
Jun
54
22%?
22%
662
a8%
% 20
67c
Co
Ltd
pfd
ig
12%
Feb
igv8
150
15
Jun
44
108
Jun
109 109%
*
43c
43c
43c
1,903
41c
30c
30c
900
25c
Union
Gas
Westeel
of
Canada
Products
13%
14
125
39%
393;,
100
Mining
Ltd
*
Ltd
Mines
Ascot
Metals
Base
Metals
Bob's
Lake
Bonville
.1
Gold
Mines
Mines
Gold
Bouzan Gold
Ltd—__i
Mines
18%
113
Jan
46c
Central
Cortez
Cadillac
Explorations
Cournor
Dome
East
Gold
Gold
Ltd
El-Pcn-Rey
39%
245
35
50%
52
575
40%
26%
26 %
160
25% May
26% July
21c
23c
4,200
12c
25c
25c
2,000
12 %c 13 %c
50%
25
pfd.
2 %c
Aug
54c
Aug
25c
_•
Oil
65c
47,400
3c
Formaque Gold Mines
Ltd
Mines
Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Gold
3c
Jan
4c
for
500
3c
Jan
5c
7c
7i/aC
2,000
5c
Mar
25c
Labrador Mining
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Rowan
Lake
Shore
Lingside
Mines
Gold
Louvicourt
Ltd
26,500
5C
7c
1,000
65c
5d~ Jun
6c
5,000
12%cl2%c
4c
3%c
Jan
39c
Corp
5
7c
May
common..
11 %c July
37 %c
16c
3%c Mar
7%c
Mines
New
Goldvue
New
Jason
59c
6
6%
Normetal
O'Brien
Osisko
Mining
Gold
Mines
Gold
Aumaque
Lake
Pandora
Pitt
Mines
Cadallic
Gold
59c
-
Co
May
Quebec
Yellowknife
Gold
13c
12c
14c
13,020
9c
Mines
Bankfield
Consolidated
9%
9%
880
22 %c
9%
15c
25c
11,000
7%c
7%c
20c
66c
July
Ease
12%
3c
3c
50c
3c
-
54c
al7% al7%
__
-1
34c
Santiago
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Siscoe
Gold
Bidgood
Klrkland
Gold.
33c
Stadacona
Sullivan
Teck
35
14%
Sep
16
Mar
18
17
Jun
23
Jan
42%
43%
9,516
387/a
Feb
43%
Sep
16%
Jun
18
Jan
18
18
18
100
8%
7
8%
1,250
28c
200
72c
Jun
7c
1,788
$VstC
Jan
10c
Jan
15%
3,000
3c
Jun
8%c
8c
May
45c
Jan
41c
9,200
2,000
64
64
100
11
400
Mines
Ltd-
Jun
31c
Jun
75c
3.70
1.05
1.05
300
75c
July
5%c
100
4c
Mar
8c
5c
2,300
4c
Jun
9c
35c
35c
800
35c
Sep
35c
28c
4,700
17c
Jun
67c
4c
17,500
2c
July
8c
Jan
3%c
4c
4c
6%c
1,500
35c
600
3.35
64,722
a25ca25%c
200
61c
49c
49c
1.85
1.75
1.80
3.20
3.20
1.10
'
94c'
144,700
Ltd—
Mines
Feb
Feb
1.25 May
3.35
25c
May
42c
Mar
94c
3,000
3,200
1,401
1.35 Apr
1.30 May
3.20
100
2.90 Jun
Jun
63c
:
3,600
74c
Jun
8c
Aug
42c
May
1.28
4.45
108,100
4.00
3.40
4.05
21,700
5.30
100
5.15 Aug
6.10
2%c
2%c
2%c
12,100
2c
Jun
6%c
8c
113,500
3c
Feb
10c
A
2nd
Homestead
Cons
Oils
Delcalta
Oil
Ltd
tf
_
<=
1,300
2.90
Jun
5.80
1;—'
3.70
5.80
200
3.85
Jun
6c
-
3.60
7c
2,000
5c
Jun
15c 15 %c
*
Ltd-
Ltd—_
Co
3.60
—
2,000
10c
Jun
preferred.
Class
Home
V
"A"
Oil
-
—
%
i
Pacalta
Okalta
Oils
Omnitrans
Pan
•
Ltd
Ltd
Oils
Brazeau
For
Co
«
Ltd
_
.
see
• •;
6c
*
Ltd
__
Petroleums
footnotes
1.60
90c
Exploration
Western
South
Oils
Ltd..
nage
42.
«
14c
17%
Jun
3%c
4c
r
3c
1,000
;
Mar
25%
Sep
—
24
Jun
25%
Jan
57%
875/a
70
86
July
90%
Jan
20
97
May
101%
Jan
3
Jan
7
July
100
100 100%
2%
2%
2% Aug
1,450
30
6 %
6%
6%
28
27%
28%
1,040
25
Jun
28 %
Sep
3%
3%
3,175
2
Jun
3%
Sep
5% May
18c
May
37c
Jun
53c
Sep
18c
19c
10,600
10c
Jun
24c
Jan
2.10
2.30
2,800
11 %c 11 %c
500
6%c
6%c
7c
1.60
31
13%
5c
25
25
10
7%
7%
7%
230
16
16
250
5.70
5.70
5.90);
2,610
May
9%c
Jan
33
Jan
14%
Jan
29%
6%
16
■-
3.75
3,000
4%c
1,200
30c
—1
3.00
3.10
1,100
3%
150
7%c
2.70
Aug
8%
Jan
Sep
17%
Jan
Jun
6.60 Jan
Jun
9%c Aug
64c
Jan
Jun
94
95
118
84
Aug
95
Sep
42
42
42
30
40
Aug
53
Jan
25%
25%
115
22
Jun
28
28
215
27
Jun
30
Feb
47
47
125
43
Jun
50
Jan
10%
11
550
Jun
11
Sep
32
32
175
29
Jun
33%
Jan
17
Sep
•
20
Canada
—*
*
Malting
Northern
Packers
B
Power
class
28
11
0
A
a
——
a
Canada SS Lines common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
8%
1.65
26%
..
Jan
17
16
17
690
14% July
14%
14%
14%
432
12
Jun
14%
Wire
Sep
28
28
35
24%
Jaq
31
Aug
a
Cable class B
&
a
Bakeries
•
88c
Mar
Apr
2,995
8.50
Jun
13%
Jan
6,000
8c
Jun
J4r
Canadian
—
Conv
•
•'
8
Jun
6%
325
5%
24%
24%
24%
1,225
22%
Feb
24% May
21%
21%
21%
1,785
19
Jun
22
__
10
6%
Apr
2.00 May
90c
1.60
Sep
94
Canadian
Feb
10c
3%
3%
—50
com.
Feb
Sep
Sep
3.75 Mar
Jan
2% July
.100
Bread
pfd
preferred
Jan
75c
72c
Jan
Jun
3%
6.60
89 %c
2,000
Jan
Feb
24
160
25
May
27
50
13
20c
Jun
Feb
12% July
4,500
31
--
3.05
Jun
8c
35c
32c
1,000
11
7%c May
Jun
22
590
30c
•
12c
6,200
75c
Jan
Aug
1,500
-
Canada
76c
10%
21
1,438
7%c
Aug
preferred
167/B
17
290
13%
Jun
18
Jan
16%
16%
16%
270
13%
Jun
18
July
•
common
17
a
Canners
Canadian Car common
11
11
11%
925
9%
Jun
14%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
215
Jun
17
Jan
21%
22%
490
19
Jun
22 %
21
21
25
20
Aug
22
•
Jau
Class A
New
1,545
7%C
Flon
Fiin
Jan
1.32
72c
10%
.
21
20 7/8
1.25
Jan
76c
10c
•
Ltd
Co
:
Aug
68,900
•
6.30
1.25
1.27
«
Ltd
Petroleums
General
35c
25%
4
Edmonton—"
&
Canadian Breweries
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
1,6.00
34 %c
Class
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
40c
...1
Canada
I
•
35c
53c
«
Preferred
Jan
Oil 8tocks—
<•
Jan
22c 27 %c
4
A—
class
Canada
4%c Jan
7c
cla6S
Canada Cement common
Jan
1
Aug
B
Jan
1
Apr
10 %
4%%
Sep
63c
45c
25%
•
Linen
Canada
Jan
1.25 May
45c
5%c
Sep
8.25 Mar
Campbell Red Lake-
1.34 May
73c
Jun
25c
1,031
44c
__4
Steel
Co
Callinan
3.45 Aug
10,000
2c
1,583
Calmont Oils
Sep
Jan
1.14
&
Calgary
Jan
1.90
1.90
6,500
22c
-.1
Lake—
Products
Caldwell
Sep
49c
4c
28c
24%
—
Burrard
Jan
1.90
41c
Burns
Sep
Apr
July
25%
2.20
Red
Burlington
Sep
20c
4c
•
Canadian
Building
Jan
4o
19c
May
19c
Buffalo
Jan
37c
May
8c
51c
Buffalo Ankerite
Jan
..
1.57
11c
2%c July
•
Porcupine
Buffalo
14c
48c
\
Jun
11c 12%c
5.30
Ltd
Mines
July
1.80
63c
—„
1.12
Sep
Sep
May
-1
Oil-
Dominion
ulan
Buffadlson Gold
Jan
4c
fiftc Jun
1,000
3.05
12c
7c
16%
Mar
7c
85c
1,
3c
41c
3.25
1
3c May
11% Jun
1.22
1.10
Mines Ltd—i
50
1,000
41c
__
1
1,500
4c
1.20
„
41c
1
mU
al6% al6%
4c
British
25c
3%
4
Class B
Jan
3c
*
Sep
22c
3c
•
Ltd—
100
•54
9.85
3c
2%
Jan
__
12
4
25 %
100
4%%
1.15 Aug
25c
Jun
Jun
25c
•
May
5c
9%
Sep
9.50
4c'
1
1.95 Jan
1
1
Malartic
Westville
1.45 Jun
Jan
Jan
46
1,000
—
Mar
5%c
__
__
"
Vinray
1.72
'Feb
16c
19%
10%c Mar
3,000
21
Jan
2,000
33c
15%
17,100
3c
16c
9.60
A
Feb
Jun
800
1.90
a25%c
class
-25
18c
2.50
„
Millen
&
37c
34c
15 %c
1
»
Aug
51c
May
3%c May
10
3c
4
Pershing
5,200
..v
37c
„1
12% Jan
500
1.87
1
Ltd
Ventures
64
Jun
2.500
2.40
„
Boycon
Jan
Jan
;
50
51
16c
15 %c
-1
2.90 Aug
65c
1.88
Ltd
Upper Canada
8.50
Jan
22c
2.40
1
-
Asbestos Corp Ltd_;
United
51
70c
May
64c
„
Ltd
Mines
Trebor
2.12
22c
__
1
:
Mines
Mines
19c
12
14 %c
14 %c
-1
.
Gold
Boymar
Brand
11
__
Bonville
Bordulac
Jan
11,200
1
Mines
Bonetal Gold
Jan
5c
2.80
12
51
Jan
1.40
17c
38c
__
1
11%
6.25
5c
2.80
1
Ltd
(1944)
750
Jun
100
7% Mar
Feb
18c
8,500
15%
5
■
Aug
15%
2.85
1,000
5%c
15%
4
Bobjo
Apr
200
28c
5c
5c
Aug
76c
Jan
11,200
19
o
18% Aug
4.15
15
40c
1
Mines
Ltd
Iron
Cons
Hughes Gold
Torbrit
•
Mines
Rock
Steep
55c
Feb
65c
35c
14%
18%
43%
—1
4%c Mar
Jun
14%
15c
„
17c
50c
Sladen-Malartic Mines Ltd
.
2%c Jun
26c
7c
15%
.1
___
Mines Ltd
Mines
25
76c
__
50c
—.
Sheep Creek Gold Mines Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
,
Apr
,
14%
-.1
Apr
4.10
76c
*
Senator-Rouyn
500
4,700
...
36%
395
18%
-25
Jan
23e
Feb
34% July
Jun
»
Mar
July
Jan
20c
Mining.
Metals
10c
4c
Jan
26%
1.06 May
a
8.75 May
Jan
11c
Jun
37% Mar
«
9%c
27c
Jun
25
Jan
Jan
617
Jun
4%c
800
Sep
July
6,500
14c
1,500
35 %
78c
16,291
2,000
8c
65c
24 %c
8c
20c
26%
95
Jun
22c
Feb
4.00 Aug
27,800
Aug
10%
38c
Jun
77c
19c
6c
May
3.00
37%
42c
10
10r.
36%
1,000
13%c
Jan
36
25,800
„
ITVaC
65c
75c
8c
20c
Jun
37%
19%cl9%c
__
6c
36
Jan
69%c
Sep
3,000'
70c
3.45
Jun
25c
37%
*
1.65
2.70
Jan
Jun
10
Ltd
Co
3,300
2.60
12%
8c
10
Barymin
0
2.70
Apr
9% Aug
'
Jan
18c
26
26%
a
62c
May
13 %
y%c Jan
7%c
1
-10
Feb
Ltd—1
Ltd
Jan
May
14%c Jan
May
1,533
Jan
*
Mines
Jan
10% May
4,800
25c
Red
Gold
8c
6%
30c
Jun
17c
16%c
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Crest
Aug
Jun
Jan
3c
3.70
Jun
'
.
5%
8c
60
1
Bagamac Mines
20% Aug
Jan
1
Ltd
Jan
15c
Jun
9,000
16c
Jun
1
Co
Quebec Manganese Mines Ltd
7%c
May
5c
3,5(50
3.50
6c
1
Quebec Gold Mining Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
•
3c
'
4c
16c
16c
1
Mines Ltd
Aug
12
3.60
39c
1
Ltd
Jan
70c
12
1
1,000
•
Ltd
Gold
Mining
5.30
10%
Feb
3%c
1
Gold
3,000
1
Ltd
Jan
Jun
8.65 Mar
1,350
7%c
2,650
*
Ltd
2.85
22 %c
17,800
12c 13 %c
12c
.
18c
1
Corp
Mines
6 %
22c 23 %c
22 %c
1
11c
5
Ltd
43,700
4,500
18c
.1
Ltd
305
45c
11,000
10c
1
Mines
14,665
9.35
12c
18c
Ltd
Mines
3.75
4%c
10%c
l
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Jan
4c
•
Yellowknife
Sep
15%
Fields Ltd
Malartic Gold
Jan
68c
10c
_1
Apr
30c
10c
1,650
59c
(1937)
Jan
5,900
1
Mines
Aubelle
Feb
3%c Sep
16,500
1
Ltd
Jan
20c
Jun
4c
-1
Atlas Steels
Mar
1,000
13,200
5c
1
Ltd
38c
Jun
Jan
4%c
30c
1
Ltd
Mines
Goldfields
Macdonald
Ltd
Sep
9c
16c
10c
•
_1
Athona
Jan
13c
July
20%
1
Mines
Jan
Aug
25c
9%c May
I
7c
25c
1
& Explor Co Ltd
Mines
(1945)
May
1,500
_*
.10
Feb
4%c
_]
Ltd
61%
Jun
Jan
Jan
56
May
19,200
Mar
Jun
July
19%
l
Ltd
9%
Jun
4)
Armistice
Feb
4C
20 %c
20
l
Mines
Jan
7"%
3%c
29c
5
Ltd
103
Ltd—
(1
—
Jack
July
99
Consolidated
lor
Sep
2,000
9%c 12%c
__
1
Hollinger
Jan
29c
_1
Feb
60%c
3c
4%c
1
i.
25
35c
.
Jan
4c
II
1
1
Ltd
Jun
9.20
3.55
39c
May
Aunor
1
___.
Jan
19%
3.50
28c
1
Ltd
Jan
20%
28c
12 % c
0
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mines
38%
Arjon Gold
.Tun
1
Ltd
Mines
125
Apex Consol Resources
Aug
100
l
.
Mines
Gold
l^c
*
Mines
Sullivan
Eldona
40
11,500
*
_l
Ltd
9
Mines
Ansley Mines
May
15 %
Feb
5c
_
Ltd—1
Donalda Mines Ltd
Duvay
Jan
33c
7c
.*
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
Dulama
65c
July
9
35%
4C
l0c
1
Mines
8%
_•
Rouyn
Atlas
'
Consolidated Astoria Mines Ltd_^_._
20
Lead
Ansley Gold
Mar
33c
__
•
Ltd
100
17
Jun
"
Canadian
Anglo
Apr
gc
_.l
i
Mines
—100
_100
Yehowsnife
Anglo
Jan
4%c
X
Ltd
/•;,
Gold
59c 60%c
33c
Century Mining Corp Ltd—.
Coiisoi
60c
1
Mines Ltd..
A
>
6,000
>
Ltd.,.
Ltd
Candego Gold Mines
f Centremaoue
27c
340
9% May
16
*
_i
Mining Corp
Bouscadillac
20c
<■
Corp
Gold
27c
22
Nepheline—
Argus
•
Ltd
20%
•
American
Stocks—
Anacon Lead Mines
Arno
13%
<■
■
Canada
of
Exchanged
__
—
Anglo-Huronian
103
•
1,750
•
American
Jan
8% Mar
100
Trans-Television
545
18%
Jun
10%
High
14%
18%
Jan
24
Low
14%
18%
*
Co.
Range Since January I
High
14%
21c
Feb
a8%
__
Low
•
Ltd
Aluminum
Mar
52%
Shares
2q
Steel
Jun
110
for Week
Par
Paper common
________—;
Aluminium
Mar
26%
15
Sales
Range
*f Prices
a
July
15%
*
Pr
Invest
22%
«
Ltd
Canada
Southmont
red
'
preferred
Anacon
Quebec Pulp & Paper 7%
Quebec Tel Corp class A
&
Acadia-Atlantic class A
Jan
52%
52%
Power
Jan
73 %
Week's
Last
I;!'V.
Jan
Mar
65
Exchange
Panda
Sale Frle*
May
109
50
STOCKS—
a
50
let pfd__100
preferred
Friday
Jan
Abltlbl
50c
13%
20
Ltd.;
,
a—
5,100
*
!
2nd
1.00
•
«
Ltd
Corp of Canada 6%
6%
goc
T
100
■
5
J.
Ltd
Manuiacturing
7y
a33
•
I*
Ltd
Service Stores
71/
a33
_
10
Ontario
Crush
71^
...I*1
„„
Enterprises
Orange
Paton
pfd.20
Ltd
Corooration
Nuclear
__
<■
Canada
Minnesota
Moore
Canadian
18%
Co Ltd 6%T*
Paper Co Ltd
Toronto Slock
High
18%
Ltd
of
Low
common__10
Co
MARKETS
Range Since January 1% I ;
High
.10
Teleg
preferred
Massey-Harris
Paul
&
Share*
Low
(1015)
SEPTEMBER «)
for Week
of Prices
Par
WEEK ENDED
FOR
CHRONICLE
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
FINANCIAL
'
300
1.20
Feb
2.60
Apr
6,500
3%c
Jun
6c
Jan
9%c May
25c
Apr
22c
Jan
47/aC
7c
17c
17c
500
13 %C
14c
2,000
10 %c
Jun
Canadian
New
20
—
Celanese
preferred
Canadian Food
Preferred
•
common
—
Products class A—
_
-
--
—
a
10%
10%
10%
150
-100
65
65
65
25
13
8%
65
Jan
Mar
Jun
13%
Jan
Sep
77
Feb
39
40
THE
(1016)
COMMERCIAL
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Par
Canadian
Indus
"A"
Alco
voting
Canadian
5%
•
Malartic
Canadian
Oils
Cos
Cariboo
Gold
225
69c 74 %c
15%
13
.1
15%
13%
.
Gunnar
Feb
Gwillim
Gypsum
Jan
Jun
11%
Jun
1.15
100
1.75
1.70
1.75
2,200
74c
71c
79c
5,500
92 %c
92 %c
1.11
21c
20c 21 %c
1.05
Sep
15%
101
17 %
1
Central
Leduc
•
Central
Patricia
Oil
Gold
Mines
Central Porcupine
Chemical
Research
50c
Cheskirk Mines
Citralam
1.50 Jan
Jun
1.75
Sep
56c
May
1.65
16,600
65c
May
10,150
14c
Jun
Coin
1.40
Coniaurum
2%c
4%c
88,500
2.66
2.75
1,500
12
Hamilton
1.45
32c
Jan
July
Hard
Rock
12
352
May
98c
10c
Jan
Hasaga
Feb
Hedley
Jun
2%c
2.00
11
Jan
May
2.85
5%c Jan
2.98 Aug
Heva
Jan
30c
Apr
Bellinger
July
7c
Feb
Homer
1.10
1.12
1.25 Aug
85C
3,000
28,100
Jun
15c
Sep
20c
Sep
9%C May
1,300
.
19c
Beattle
•
Bakeries
Consolidated
11%
—;
2
Mines
11%
95
60c
62c
13,856
61c
6c
6%C
8,000
6c
Jun
14%
14%
14%
^290
2%c
2%C
500
4.25
4.25
335
9%
110
23c
12,700
Mines
Central
Consolidated
Duquesne
Consolidated
Homestead Oil
Cadillac-
1
38c
7%
40c
jun
Jun
11%
70c
Lebel
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting.. —8
Sep
4%c
4,000
57c
82c
20,634
7,700
42c
Apr
82c
Sep
6%c
5%c
Jun
12c
7c
.
7c
1,500
97 %c
96 %c
98c
555
156
154%
156
135
—100
—
Corr
♦
Exploration
Sep
18%c,Aug
5c
July
17%c Feb
Jun
123
148% Mar
156
Sep
Hosco
—100
100
100
100
10
27c
24c
27c
13,700
10c
Jun
27c
Sep
56c
56c
3,600
40c
Feb
65c
May
50
50%
35
—1
....
Coal
Nest
50
Leather
Decalta
Oils
Consol
Gold
Hoyle
Hugh
—
Huron
Erie common
&
Oil
76c
4,340
100
Jun
Aug
45% Mar
100
52
4%
—
preferred
Indian
Lake
10%
1,975
5'Ac
1,100
13 %c
16c
71,100
30%
300
34c
35c
11,750
30c
8.75 May
4c
Jun
ll%c Feb
13 %c July
28
Mar
32c
Feb
30%
Sep
38c
Apr
27c
Jun
43%
44%
1,000
23 %c
Jun
39c
Jan
861
38%
Jun
57
Jan
2c
Jun
2%c
4%c
70,500
114
114
7
110
6c
Jan
Jun
117
Jan
29%
30
240
27'A
Feb
30
18'A
18%
Aug
5,353
16'/a
Feb
19%
Jan
14
1,047
13% Mar
14 Va
Jan
6%
6%
205
6'/2
Jan
25%
25%
7% Apr
65
24%
Jan
25% Aug
May
7%c Jan
1
14
13%
6%
5c
23%
44c
4'/2C
23 %
5C
23%
39 %c
48c
3,100
3c
230
20% Mar
23%
Sep
30c
Jun
54c
Jan
16
15,700
Aug
Aug
Jan
Bronze
preferred
20
Aug
23
Jun
33c
Feb
25
Milling preferred
Mining
17
17
17
25
20c
5u0
20
Feb
Feb
10c
20 %
20%
60
15c
15c
16c
11,600
1.7 6
1.65
1.75
1.4U0
1.20
Jan
1. /6
Coal
International
&
Coke—
class
1
A—.
-
7c
4,600
5c
Jun
15c
Jan
International
Nickel
37c
1,500
27c
May
46c
Mar
International
_100
25c
28c
19,800
20c
Jun
18%
19
300
14%
Jun
20
19%
20 %
3,775
15 %
Jan
in
26%
26%
26%
35
19%
19%
19% Aug
20% Aug
Coal
Apr
22
22%
Jun
27 %
10
10
10%
500
Jun
14%, Jan
16%
16%
16%
665
13%
28
28%
420
11%
11%
555
Invest common-—_1
Steel
18%
180
11%
Scottish
Feb
5
25
•
B
25
—
common
>
4
63
4
8
3% Jun
50
•
Co
common-
•
Jacknife
III1
•
11%
5
Mar
Jan
Jack
Waite
Mining
Joburke
Gold
Joliet
11939)
1
56c
•
■
Ltd
17c
Feb
28% Aug
Jun
12
40,400
35c
May
4,000
15c
Jun
18c
110%
Feb
21
100
31%
31 %
31%
1,548
29
Jun
7%
7%
7%
560
7
Jun
21c
21c 25%C
.
4.75
Sep
17,800
4.75
297,200
36
Sep
Jan
13
3%c May
Jan
52c
20 %c Aug
6%c
13c
15c
15c
15c
500
6c
8c
1,050
1
13%
22c
22c
24c
14,200
1
Kayrand Mining
Kelore
10%
55c 61 %c
17 %c
99% Mar
101
4.75
lie
52c
50c
53c
28,700
—1
May
-
Ken-Addison
Kirkland
1
Golden
Gate.
6c
6c
2,920
10c
12c
33,250
52
Mines
6c
12c
Kelvinator
21%
11% May
Jan
Jan
101
1
Quebec Mines
Jan
17%
300
33c
25%
4.75
—
1
_
Mines
Jan
Jun
11%
20c
21% July
b
•
Gold
32
32
85
17%
Jan
9c
13c
1
17%
19c
Jan
8c
Aug
15%cMar
26c
4%c
7c
26
27c
Jun
Jun
55c
Jun
Aug
14c
July
FeD
Kirkland
Lake
25c
Feb
Kirkland
Townsite
1
Jan
Sep
4%c
17%
5%c
4,090
5c
9,500
3c
Jun
10c
Jan
81c
8 4c
6,800
41c
Jan
95c
Apr
81c
20c
6,800
3,000
19%
175
1
10 %c
10c
11c
19,500
5c
Jun
1
15c
10c
16c
63,500
7c
Jun
6c
6c
6c
2,000
5c
July
East Malartlc Mines
2.56
2.50
2.66
12,150
1.83 May
2.70
East Sullivan Mines————.
14%
Jan
18% Aug
2.60
2.75
22,600
1.62
Jun
3.45
Feb
5
5
30
4% AUg
7%
Feb
—
81c
18c
—
19%
19%
1.19
11c
19
Jun
1.67 Jan
22c
Aug
23%
May
Aug
Jan
Apr
2.75
81c
1
*
Jan
23c
32%
Feb
Jan
65 %c
Sep
July
4%c Mar
81c
1
Kirkland-Hudson
.
23%
26% Aug
24%
19%
24
25
23%
32 %c Aug
28 Va
Dominion
dominion
—
101
1
Petroleum
19
Steel——
23%
-
6%c
27c
20c
<■
Aug
'Joe
—
.1
Magnesium
Duvay Gold MinesEast
Amphl
5,500
18%
*
common
Metals
—
_
.
171,500 *
5c
1
*
Industrial Acceptance
Inspiration Mining
International
—
Mines
60c
10%cl2%c
63,200
Aug
International
_
Mines
Jan
14c
10
25
Jan
Dominion
Gold
12%
Jun
29%
£1
—
Jan
Dairies
Donalda
Sep
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary~5
15c
Foundry
Dulama
12 %c
Mar
9%
*
43c
Dominion
Woollens
Jan
Mar
15c
10
—f—
Jun
Dominion
Dominion
Sep
65c
6c
11c
100
Bank
Imperial
Jellicoe
Dominion Stores
14c
50c
May
July
4c
International Uranium
Dominion Textile
Feb
6c
44%
;
Jun
1
class
Jan
59c
-
16c
1
&
83c
Jun
30c
Bay Mining & Smelting
Malartic
5%C
Lake—
&
Jun
21c
Mining
8,500
Lake
pfd
35c
1,000
35c
—
3,000
—
Dominion Bank
4,811
30
23c
•
_
53c
14 %c
Mines
8%c
A
Yellowknife
50c
5%c
22c
Detta Red
Discovery
Jan
10%
—,
8%c
Ltd
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Mines Ltd--
10c
60c
3%c
1
Red
Jan
July
12c
22 %c
Delnlte Mines
Dexter
Sep
12
5c
14c
1
class
325
4,811
23c 23 %c
International
Davis
35c
10
53c
~
—*
D'Aragon Mines
Petroleum
Jan
10% May
9%
——
International
Davies
Jun
25 %c
Howard Smith Paper com„
Jan
1.22
Pershing
Crow's
1.45
1.16
Mining—...^—_— —1
Croinor
8
Jan
81
1.17
Paper Box preferred
Cournor
4.50
3.50 Mar
Jan
50c
Yellowknife
Preferred
Conwest
Jan
3c
Jan
Oro
Consumers Gas
17
9%
.
Imperial
Consolidated
Apr
Aug
5%c
82 c
—
l%c
17%c Mar
Jun
Fen
4c
4c
•
14
Jan
27c
Hudson
Consolidated
—
—
Highridge Mining
Howey Gold
Consolidated
Jan
9%
Gold
Highland-Bell
iC
14c
25c
Gold
Jan
17C
15c
Jun
—
14%
2,500
11 %c
16c
Gold Mines
2,035
15c
4,700
Alabastine.
&
Gold
24c
1.10
Jan
23c
Mascot
4%c
11%C
05c
21c
Mar
May
1.95 Aug
23c
—
Aug
23c
Carpets
4%c
Ansley Mines
be
Bridge
Harding
23c
*
Mines
Consolidated Astoria
29,950
Gold
4%C
I
—
—
Consolidated
9,598
2.68
Yellowknlle
May
80c
9%c
.
4c
6,500
2.26
......
High
45c
7%c
—
Lime
Halliwell
41C
4.200
6c
2.18
4c
i.^.——
Plow
Lake
Colomac
58c
5%c
1
—
Wlllans
Cochenour
55c
£
3,500
7%c
Jan
2.18
Malartic
Cccxshutt
56c
1
Mines
Low
55c
Jan
Harricana
Chestervllle
Range Since January 1
High.
53c
Mines
Hallnor Mines
Castle-Trethewey
Low
Lake
Feb
12%
97%
Shares
53c
Gold
118
1.15
—
Jan
250
1
.
79c
3,462
16 %
-i
-
Jan
Jan
Lead
for Week
6c
11%
36%
Jun
t)5C
Jun
Hull
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Mines
Guayana
Jun
8%
24
4.3U0
100% 100'/2
2?
Railway.
260
29
13%
100
Pacific
Last
High
9%
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since
High
28'%
70c
•
common
preferred
Canadian
29
-
STOCKS—
Shares
9%
•
Canadian" Locomotive
MARKETS
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER [)
for Week
Low
♦
Monday, September 12, 1949
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Frlce
FOR
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE
&
East
Crest
„
—.
Oil
17c
Jan
16c
Sep
10%C Jan
Labrador Mining & Exploration..
Laguerre
Laxe
Eastern
-I-:,—w-—_
Steel
Dufault
Mines
Easy Washing Machine
Economic
new
25
Eddy Paper class A
42
20
30c
Jun
48c
Aug
La
Jun
77c
Jan
Lamaque
18c
18C 19'/a C
17 %C Aug
4c
Jun
25c
Jan
40c
Co
Gold
com
—
y 37
Jan
Lexindin
106 108 %
7c
7%c
9%
1.30
1.55
9c
8y2
May
Jun
1,300
1.30 Sep
4
4
100
23%
24
441
20 y2
Jun
29
125
25
Feb
9c
9c
4
2,000
2.15
2.30
3,656
16%
16%
140
109 % 109 %
16%
*
,
6.80
1
_
10
1
9c
60c
4.50
•
1
49c
Sep
7c
May
1.75 Jun
Jan
7%
Laura
1
1
116
Jan
Loblaw
9%c
Sep
10
9c
2%
6'A
26
A
:
16
page
42.
64c
Jan
Jan
12c
Feb
15%
15
15%
1,625
10%
Jan
15% Aug
41c
46c
5,100
34c
Jan
53c
2.69
2.71
1,410
6.90
6.90
250
4c
4c
1.000
5%c May
1.76
29
Aug
2.85 Aug
5.80 Mar
7.00 Aug
13
4.75
Jun
Jan
5%c Mar
12c
28,500
2%c July
6%c Aug
14%
14%
14%
35
13
Jun
65c
63c
65c
1,800
53c
Jun
1.15
1.22
16,000
95c
6c
3,000
2,000
4 Vic
7c
7c
Gold
————1
Yellowknife
Mines
1
I"
1
River
16 %
Aug
7.05 Aug
11c
Apr
29c
Jun
56c
Jan
Jun
19 %c
Feb
9c
Jun
1,000
3c
July
7,500
5c
Jun
2,200
6c
1,000
83
84
30
1.55
Jun
16c
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
MacMillan
Red
Magnet
Maple
52
70
Mines
Lake Gold
Mines
Consol
Maiartic
Maple
Gold
Export class A
Gold
9%
19
19
100
10%
11
475
35%
35 %
100
215
1.08
Jan
29
30
335
27
Jun
31 %
Jan
29%
30
495
27%
Jun
30
Sep
15c
> 17c
16,700
8c
Jun
45c
Jan
23c
20c
24c
10,000
10%c
Jan
24c
Aug
13c 13 %c
11,000
8c
Jun
16c
12c
Feb
Jan
2.40
2.58
40c
38c
48c
9,650
21c
May
74c
Jan
6%c
6'Ac
7c
2,000
5c
Jun
13 %c
Jan
34c
Jan
2.45
1
4,750
1.90
Jun
1
2.95
15c
2.70
Jun
68,650
77c
Jun
8%
205
8
Jun
2.95
3.00
3,840
common
Preferred
1
McColl-Frontenac
common
24c
27c
1.500
2.75
2.85
11,250
2.02
13%
13%
9%
13%
9%
5
10%
625
2,495
•
18%
•
Apr
13
17%
18%
24%
20
24%
50
12%
13%
1,365
5%c
Feb
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
5
64%
64
64 %
431
9c
Jan
McKenzie
1
50c
50c
53c
5,830
12c
1 020
10c
1,600
Red
3.15
Aug
Jun
12%c
Feb
McWatters
80
Sep
103
Jan
Mercury
50%
Apr
53
*
10c 10 %c
10c
1.000
16c
8
Sep
Jan
3.15 Aug
Jun
30c
Jan
2.95 Aug
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
May
ll'/4
Jan
Jun
22%
23
July
27%
Feb
\ 10'/a
Jun
15 %
Jan
15%
Jan
Aug
17 %c
50%
Jan
66%
Aug
30c
Jun
61c
Aug
8c
May
21 %c
8c
Jun
6%i
Jun
9c
Feb
Jan
4%c
Lake
1.79
10
2.40 Jan
24c
2.75
Milling
Massey-Harrls
5,000
1.65
8%
-1
Leaf Gardens—.
Leaf
16c 17%c
1.50
16c
1.51
*
Feb
Lake
Gold
Mills
■
.1
•
9% Aug
19
9%
34
10%
Jan
Sep
22
16
40
Apr
•
Corp
•
Jan
July
Brick
Mining
12c
10c
6%
6%
1.30
1.30
500
100
95c
July
112c
1
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
1.55
Jan
Feb
Jun
'■■■';■
10c
*
Milton
9%
19
10%
May
_1
Fields
McMarmac Red
51%
55c
13c
Goldfields
Lake
14c
*
6c
10,075
30
A
Mines
3%c July
32,000
2,500
77c
17c
class
—.
Red
74yac Jan
52c
6'Ac
71c
77c
MacDonald
Aug
12c
Jan
1.25 Aug
May
Sep
....
Macfie
May
18c
15% Mar
-86c
30
—
Feb
July
12c
Jan
2,000
5c
Jan
2c
45c
Jan
6%C
4c
Sep
17% Feb
Jun
5%c
July
6%c
2.90
110% May
2V2 Aug
1.55
3c
4c
lie
8c
1.85
35%
Jun
1.21
B
Lynx
40c
6c
*
2.00
6%c
*
Groceterias
Class
Lunward
1,900
1.80
«
see
Jun
6c
-3
Gold
Feb
8,350
■
A
30c
_1
Long Lac
Apr
July
1,500
*
common
3%c Aug
1,000
Jan
3c
4%c
7c
50
class
3,000
6,300
8c
Jan
52c
•
B
4'c
48c
_*
Mines
Gold
Little
2%c
*
common
4c
-i-
Secord
Jan
108% July
750
16 %c
12c
1
—
Sep
Jan
Jan
50c
3c
1
-
footnotes
4c
195
Porcupine
Preferred
May
98% July
50
5,433
Gold
Paper
5
15
-
6.90
Gold
Lakes
May
3.10 Jun
19,000
15%
Preferred
For
2.20
I
Mackay
30% Aug
6.65
Arrow
Class
Leitch
27c
Macassa
;
1
Mnnitou
Great
Jan
15%
——_
1.45
8c
_1
Mines
"U"
Madsen
Eagle Mines
Gordon
16
2%
;
Goodyear Tire
Jun
2%
Oil
Goldhawk
13 %
2%
——
Lake
Golden
230
common———
Wares
Golden
1,610
28%
23%
_100
Mines
9,048
Larder
Louvlcourt
1.55
e
—.
—
5%c
46c
4c
•
Gold
Macho
...
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Lake
40c
3.95
100
•
preferred
God's
'40c
125
•
.
Jun
May
11% Mar
9%
,
Goldale
Sep
5%
7%c
Gold
Gold
1
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska
35%
*'
Exploration
Steel
20% Mar
5%
108%
.
Froblshar
Power
Jun
10%
14
—
A
Bakeries
19%
25
13%
•
s
Francoeur
5 '/a %
25
10 %
35%
-———_*
Gatineau
19%
10%
14
common-———„
class
19Va
35 %
1
Manufacturing
Motor
11,431
1,800
1
Kirkland
Fleury-Eissell
8%C
•
100
common
65c
--
Leduc-West
common
Fibre Products
2%c
3,000
46c
.
;
Mines
3.70
1
Grain
Luz
8%C
—
Preferred
6,000
81c
6.50 Jan
July
12c
Players
:
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops—
Goldcrest
Lake
41c
Falconbridge Nickel
Globe
Jan
5,138
Famous
Glenora
17
223,505
Eureka Corp
Gillies
13% July
75c
,
Giant
115
45c
Empire Brass class A.,—J—19%
Equitable Life Insurance—
—25
>-:•
General
Apr
Lake
5%c
77 %c
2.85 May
5% Aug
64c
1
General
43
70c
__
l
Foundation
Jan
14%
Sol Gold
Ford
July
38
44c
Pen-Rey Mines
Fleet
Mining-
5
100
14%
El
Federal
Mines-
Wasa
115
42
45c
El
Federal
—
2,425
2.70
Shore
5%
42
4.20
45c
Lingman
_l
Gold
-1
Rowan
1
Elder Mines
Eldona
Lake
5%
—
invest
1
Si
Lake
,
4.00
4c
.
Gold
11
11
art,
Montreal Locomotive
11%
2,130
37c
oib
18%
18%
8.25
150
Jun
12
Jan
Jun
60c
Jan
23 %
Jan
17% Aug
Volume
170
Number 4837
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Moore
Corp
Mosher
Long
Mylamaque
National
«
common
III
Lac
Drug
...5
Grocers
common—..
National
Petroleum
National
Sewer
National
8c
8
:
■V
8
7"
_#
Low
4,ooo
7%c
11
13
=
13Vic
Sep
12c
Jan
Shauco Mining
Silknit Ltd common
8
Sep
Silver
May
5'Ac
6
Sigma
,
30
10
Mar
11% July
100
•
12
July
14
(Quebec
Miller
Bilverwood
Dairies
37c
35 Vic
37c
Steel
class
2,500
—*
A_
28'/2
28 %
28 %
35
Car
New
Calumet
Mines
Jun
23%
Jan
Siscoe
2.63
Apr
Sladen
9c
Feb
9'Ac
9'Ac
10c
4,266
6%c
4c
4c
1,500
3c
1.20
16%
Jun
July
1.25
1.37
12,600
84c
Jun
22c
24c
5,000
20c
Aug
—
60c
66c
39,761
47c
2.35
Jan
31c
Pacalta
May
75c
Feb
Oils
8%c
2,500
5c
Jun
23c
_•
4 ViC
18,500
3c
Jun
18c
Jan
9%c 10 %C
10c
8c
8c
22,311
8c
7c
Stadacona
Mines
Mines
Mines
Mining
Ltd
26c
Jan
May
8c
67c
136,600
47c
May
1.03
Apr
1.10
400
90c
Jun
1.15
*
,1
58
57
58%
—
41c
2.40
2.49
5c
5c
1,625
44c
2.40
6c
5,875
6'Ac
V
40c
Co
-1
-1
725
8%
9%
1.80
30c
1.60
1.50
*
_a
Loan
Canada
50
755
Sep
59% Aug
44c
Sep
1
1.90
Gold
Pioneer Gold
Sep
4%
350
71c
76c
18 %
Aug
71c
14 %
23
Jun
5
Apr
50c
15,200 *
15
Jun
4
Jun
81c
Aug
Feb
15
Mar
86
280
13%
78
85
86
155
1.82
1.95
21,400
1.26
Jun
Sep
Sep
1.95
Sep
Feb
1.80
1.71
1.80
9,050
Jun
1.90
Jan
-50c
6c
5 Vic
6c
3.500
May
10%c
Jan
—1
1.75
1.72
1.80
5,201
25c
27c
7,000
Surf
Inlet
Bylvanite Gold Mines.
3%c May
12 %c
Sep
18c
Aug
3 Vic
Aug
6
,v(s
May
12c
River
9,830
1.42
Jun
30c
900
17%
Jun
6,050
1.11
Feb
•
_
...
40c
3.25
10,070
2.54
12c
11,100
8%c
Jan
19c
Aug
10
July
Tombill
Gold
10 %C 10%c
1.95
__
1
class
—
Towagmac Exploration
Tower
1
Jan
Transcontinental
Jan
Transvision-Television
Union Gas
1,680
10c
5,000
6c
121% July
3% Jun
July
124
July
6% Mar
Jun
20c
9c
May
1.05
1.14
99,027
45c
May
14c
15c
21,700
7c
Jun
Feb
Jan
2.50
2.70
23,270
45
44%
45
880
Jan
45 Vi May
1.25
1.32
2,100
96c
May
1.4a .Apr
Jun
36%
Feb
15 %c
17c
6,600
9c
4'Ac
16c
6c
3,500
3.05
4c
3%c
—
3 %c
1,000
6c
35,000
6%c
23,000
24 %c
8c
July
2%c July
3'Ac
-
4%c
2%e
32c 35 %c
26
"L.~.
26
11,800
60
Traders
Union
Finance
Fuel
B
United
Ventures
preferred
•
Jan
8c
Jan
Apr
6c
Feb
6%C
Sep
Walker
a
30c
25
Jun
July
27
Jan
Class
Feb
42Vic
Weston
(G
3.50
550
3.00 Mar
4c
4%c
5,000
3c
May
55c
44c
56c
91,100
30c
Jun
56c
Sep
38%
39
394
33%
Jun
42%
Jan
Winora
15 %c Mar
♦2.35
_
_
_
Preferred
preferred
a.
a
1.17
30,650
65c
Jun
1.17
15,900
57c
Jun
1.10
Sep
Yellorex
360
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
1.30 May
1.85
43c
3,500
25c
Jun
50c
59,500
17c
Jun
67c
64c
4,100
46c
Jun
89c
82c
93c
60,718
40c
May
15%
15%
16%
11,325
11
May
76c
73c
1.00
11.950
70c
2.35
2.30
2.35
700
__
1
6c
6c
6c
5,500
1
3.00
2.50
3.00
950
4 Vic
4%c
500
28%
28%
25
9%c
10c
3,50u
*
A
-
1
9%c
•
1.04
•
;
.
common
..
1.45
17
a
__1
Bear
Yankee
Mines
3c
1.99
May
8c
_
1
_
_
_
Jan
-v.
Aug
Jan
Asbestos
28%
Sep
30%
Feb
Brown
8c
Sep
22 %c
38c
9,100
23c
Aug
25%
25%
1,070
24%
Jun
6.90
6.75
7.00
6,420
5.85
Feb
1
4'Ac
3 %C
4'Ac
4,000
3c
Jun
Russell
•
15%
15%
16%
2,500
14%
102'/2 102%
350
__99
18 Vic May
50c
%
42%
60
4.10
4.35
4,645
42
4.10
1
26
Apr
7.10 May
Co
•'
_________1
common
10c
Jan
Jun
18%
Jan
101% Mar
103'A
,37
Jun
3.50 Jun
43
Apr
4.65 Aug
4c
4c
500
3%c
July
6c
9c
33,000
7c
Mar
17c
May
42c
41c
42c
8,600
30c
Jun
49c
Jan
22%
Jun
25
May
48
Jan
20c
Jan
""A'"__
12c
*
?
24%
24% V
47%
47%
11 %c
12%
13c;
123/a
505
45
46
3,100
10 Vic May
100
11% Mar
12 Vi May
Z 50c
Sheep Creek Gold
1.17
1.15
1.22
700
7 1.01
Jun
1.60
Jan
-1
3.20
3.05
3.40
269,594
1.25
Jun
3.40
certificates
footnotes
see
page
42.
2.802
4.00
2.94
5.15
Jan
7%
Jan
Jun
May
5.15
5.35
9 %c
9 Vic'
1.000
6c
Jun
2%c
2 Vic
4,000
2c
4.40 Aug
Jun
8.25
8.00
8.90
4.015
29%
29%
29'A
160
10c
10c
11c
6,000
_/
Jun
6.50 May
23% Jun
7c
29%
33%
33%
33 %
50
24
23%
24
230
Jun
29%
50
29 Vi
Sep
29 Vi
21
v
6.40
Jan
10c. Aug
5c
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
32
Feb
Jun
35
Feb
25
Apr
10c
6,000
90 Vi
7c
7%c
3,000
7c
May
7c
7 22,500
71,515
5c
July
5c
May
.■
29% Aug
13 %c
Mar
9%C
____
5c
33%
343A
Jun
*
99
99
6'Ac
6'Ac
500
2.45
2.40
2.47
1.700
42c
41c
43c
13,700
18c
98c
1.04
10,860
61c
Jun
33AC
4c
7,600
3c
Aug
99
10
1.02
100%
Jan
'37c
Jan
11c
Jan
11 %c Jan
27
| 4c
2.00
Feb
37%
Apr
Jun
6Vic
Sep
May
2.54 Aug
Jan
48c
May
1.10 Aug
Feb
6c
Exchange-Curb Section
Funds
Week's
Range /
Low
23
---7.
Sales
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Range Since January 1
High
Low
23
60
21
Jun
26
2%
1,160
2
May
4
77%
95
—_5
12%
12%
12%
200
Canada and Dominion Sugar.
*
Fairbanks Morse com——*
21%
20%
.......
High
23
2%
'
77%
—
70% Jun
12% Aug
103
Jan
Jan
Feb
16%
Jun
21'A
645
19
Feb
22%
Jan
32 %
33
75
30
July
33
Sep
.100
—
135
135
15
135
Sep
135
Sep
•
20
20
20
Jun
22
Jan
1
1.50
1.50
1.75
•
69 %
68
69 %
•
3%
Canadian
.____
Canadian
Industries
—.
.
common
Canadian Marconi
Vickers
—
Western
Canadian
:
common
—-
Lumber
Westinghouse -_i54'A
Consolidated Paper
*
16
1
*
31c
common....,
*
Dalhousie Oil
Bridge
Dominion
Foothills
Glass
Oil
—
__
•
—
International Paper common
2.50
•
56%
International Utilities
—
7
125
1,320
19%
;
,•77
70
1,800
3%
3'A
54%
54%
15%
16%
1,555
30 1"
^
1.15 July
60
Jun
3% May
2.00
85
Jan
May
4
Apr
49
Jun
55
Aug
13%
Jun
18% Apr
31c
26c
33c
5,000
Jun
45c
Jan
36%
37
580
31%
Jan
37%
Apr
40Vi
40%
110
36
Feb
40%
Sep
2.45
2.55
500
2.30 Aug
3.65
Jan
56
57
965
43%
Jun
16 %
16%
120
13%
Jun
12%
Jun
58% Aug
16% Aug
Jan
Oreille
Price
Bros
20%
20%
86
18
18
18%
395
15% Mar
18% May
Supertest
17%
17%
200
15%
18
Temiskaming Mining
20
Jun
Feb
21
Apr
May
•
& Ontario Paper
Minnesota
17%
•
_
5%
1.10
77%
Pend
20
common
Jun
275
296,535
Sep
-.
preferred
Breweries
1.22
6%
4.05
Apr
24%
—1
Sherrltt Gordon
13,450
6
3.35
4.00
Aug
8c
-50
...
2.70
Sep
Apr
8c
*
Winnipeg Brewing class A.
2.50
6%
•
100
Preferred
Dominion
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Aug
26Vic May
1
Preferred
21
,
15% Aug
Mar
1
com..
Mar
Par
Canadian
I
Rouyn Ltd
Bhawinigan Water & Power
17
Sale Price
•
Corp
Canadian
__100
Senator
200
Last
Sep
Feb
Gold
20%
Canadian
^
STOCKS—
8c
9c
Mines
Sep
20
Friday
Feb
3.00
9,500
i
55
22 Vic
'
July
14 %c
Gold
Jun
—
Toronto Stock
4c
14%'c
—
May
47
*
Girl
Jan
3.75
14 %c
preferred—
Jan
8 Vic
220
Jan
Jun
1
Power
8%
22,000
55
34%
1.18 May
Roybar Chlbougamau
Rupununi Mines
common
2,370
21c
1
_
...
Preferred
Industries
14%
54
1
a
Mines
1.20 Aug
Anr
25%
Royalite Oil
137/s
17'Ac
5 Vic
Bulolo Gold
Co
May
•■'/a.—
>
'7-
Mines
Aug
Apr
65c
Jan
62c
_.l
Regcourt
90c
Jun
Jan
29c
1
-1
21
Feb
25c
Aug
38c
23c
•
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Jun
55c
•4,300
Sep
62c
Mining
.
—
..
Yellowknife
Quebec Manitou
—
17
13,600
30c
—1
—
Electric
1.10
25c
Queenston Gold
190
65c
20
100
Gold
89c
4,450
.1
common
Larder
84c
41c
.
__
_
Winchester
1.05
Labrador
20%
25c
Jan
1.08
15
20
62c
Aug
3.75 Aug
8c
_
_
-1
Gold
class
a
W)
4
Winnipeg
38%
Apr
&
_
(George)
3.40
7c
_
A
3.45
1.80
Aug
May
1
a
Grocers
1.717 Jun
14
11c
47c
1
.
(Hiram)
Consol
Western
Ymir
Reeves MacDonald
«
Amulet
3,139
1.73
Jun
May
Sep
1c
Waite
1,960
15
7c
29c
Apr
9c
1.78
1,500
12,600
2.70
a
Mines
Ltd
2.25
•
8c
46c
—
__
Gold
8c
—1
8C
55
-25
__
Wright-Hargreaves
_
Jan
43c
14
_50
Mines
Villbona
2.17
•
Feb
1.35 May
62c
•
Hill
Steel
1
Corp
Quebec
A
preferred
Canada
9c
.__
12c
12
18c
class
Keno
United
2.21
—1
_
Sep
30C
•
A
Resources
Wingalt Gold
Preston East Dome
Quebec
class
Mining
United
1
—
Jun
10%
Jan
3c
a
69c
170
May
1.18 Aug
18c
2.65
2.02
Jun
2,500
Aug
May
20%
•
10
6%
3.60
22c
8C
*
123%
7c
1.14
10%
Feb
44c
-
Petroleums
6c
24c
2.000
1.10
10%
1.12
•
A
Jan
Jan
2.60
10 %c
_
Mines
Iron Works
Apr
53
#•'
_
Torbrit Silver
6%c
5%
36c
28% Aug
5% Aug
Jan
11c
Jun
8 %c
Jan
3.05
Aug
1.90 Aug
26% July
4% Jun
lie
Jun
123 %
150
3.15
3c
%
18c
65
5%
1
3c
W
28%
Jan
*
•;-v
12c
Jun
23
5%
—
Tech-Hughes Gold Mines.
Thompson-Lundmark Gold Mines
1
_
0
*
_
_
5c
1.27
Feb
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Gold_
25C'
*
—
_
1.27
Jan
13Vic Aug
„1
Mines.
Voting trust certificates-
For
4%
a'
—1
-
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor Pearson common
5c
•
Powell Rouyn Gold common-
trust
11%
Cons Mines
Taku
1,000
a
-
1
Porcupine Reef
Powell
River
Voting
Sep
Jan
25c
1,000
34c
Porcupine Peninsular
Sick's
90
11 %c
Jan
1.70
3'Ac
Engravers
Piccadilly Porcupine
Shirriff's
265
Aug
8,200
.
Ph#fo
Shea's
11%
22 %
Mar
Jan
8c
a
1
River
11
22%
4c
3.75
8c
Paymaster Consol
Sand
Sep
16c
Wekusko
Sannorm
Jan
9%
85
500
55,000
a
Tubes.
Malartic
Antonio
Jan
54c
1,000
6c
__
1
San
7
Sep
23c
24c
Upper
_
Saguenay
July
94c
4Vic
20c
0
Cadillac
Oils
Jun
79
Feb
July
24c
Vlcour.
Roxana
5
30
Jan
Jun
4Vic
13 %c
1.25
Silk
4^22
85
Jan
44c
18 Vic
-_1
Jun
14 %c
Petroleum
Riverside
9'A
85
99%
-1
Jun
1.06
Renabie
8'/e
1.85
3%c
123
a
Mines
Quemont
July
Jan
Jun
Contact
Class
Power
41c
85'A
17c
Gold
Crow
3.699
9%
common
3 Vic
.1
Pickle
48c
15
3%c
5%c
—
Parbec
46c
1
:
a
Crush
Pandora
10c
*
20c
Gold,
Omnitrans Exploration
Hershey
24c
2,500
•
4c
2,000
268,500
1.85
*
Page
376,780
14c
26%
93
Sudbury
Toronto
Oils
Pacific
94c
13 %c
•
Standard Radio class A
Starratt
Olsen
Gold
1.70
7,000
13 %c 15 %c
9%
48% Jun
2,406
25,000
12 %c 123Ac
12%c
*
Mines
Ogama-Rockland
OsuJake
61c
13 %c
Jan
21
Sturgeon River Gold
14 %c
______
North Star Oil common-
Orange
3,600
Jan
30
Jan
7 65c
18 %c 18 %c
Orenada
20c
9%
Aug
Sep
Jan
58c
48Vic Mar
•
of
Jun
4c
5c
Mines
Ontario
124
26c
Steep Rock Iron Mines
9c
8,000
»*•'<
Omega
125
Bros
7,375
1
Dennison
oaalta
22
95%
•
Standard Paving common
Preferred
Stedman
5c
Gold
Gold
21
95%
Jan
12c
^
O'Brien
24
Preferred
Jan
4c
•
Normetal
Northland
515
•
common
Aug
Apr
24%
__
Chemical
14c
11c
Jun
8%
Apr
15
Sullivan
Norlartic
North
32c
65c
Apr
83c
11c
1.10
•
Norpick
24%
95%
•
May
5c
Yellowknife
Noranda
24%
—_ivr
5%c July
1,000
12c
Nib
25
'
9.00 Sep
Aug
11%
Jan
4c
4%C
Rouyn Merger
9%
IlOQ
Steel
New
3,100
9%
'• '•
•
High
7.00 May
29c
100
40c
May
8 %c
-1 7
<
15
39c
Feb
5,100
'
14%
•
A
Brazeau
15c
2.35
-1
15
Malartic
18%
2.25
60c
New Norzone
class A
Gold
1.95 May
18%
_1
Low
40c
•
Standard
Goldvue
4,800
1
Preferred
2.25
— —
170
32c
5
Class B
Mar
18%
Bidlamaque
8.50
30c
30c
85
Jan
34
4c
Alger
New
47c
Aug
_•
New
New
Jun
27
570
8.50
1
Range Since January 1
High
.
27c
_•
-
Shares
Jan
South
Pipe
for Week
Low
.11—III
Mines
Simpson's Ltd class
-25c
Negus Mines
New
Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
Feb
8c
30
High
'
73%
Jun
Week's
.
Last
Sale Price
Jun
64%
5,000
;'/7>
11
13
13
2
STOCKS—
425
12c 13 %c
8c
MARKETS
SEPTEMBER
Range Since January 1
High
72
■7 ■'
.7-5
common
(1017)
Friday
Shares
71
12c
Mines
Preferred
National
72
ENDED
for Week
Low
;
LISTED
WEEK
CHRONICLE
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
FINANCIAL
-
—i—
13%
13%
14'A
900
—1
4.90
4.85
4.90
1,200
52
52
30
45%
Jun
55
42
44
50
42
Aug
47%
7c
7c
500
Jun
8%c Aug
*
Petroleum Ordinary———*
1
__
42
__
3.35 May
6c
22'A
6.70 Jan
Mar
Feb
41
42
(1018)
COMMERCIAL
THE
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, September 12, 1949
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, September H
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated Fund
Amerex
American
1
4.54
4.07
1
1
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1%S Sept. 15, 1949
2.96
3.27
3.27
3.61
shares
3.42
3.77
1.25s
wi
3.03
3.34
1.35s
wi Sept.
3.30
3.64
Industries
shares—lc
Home Furnishings shares
Non-Ferrous Metals
7.35
15.09
5%
2%
1
6.80
13.87
4%
1%
<-•
91.42
95.23
Manhattan
1
19.86
21.47
Mass
10c
8.08
8.09
Inc
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad
9
:
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
Business Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
4.00
5
1
Beneficial Corp
Blair Holdings Corp..
Bond Inv Tr of America
Fund
3.65
8%
Bid
lc
General
Axe-Hougbton Fund Inc-Axe-Houghton Fund B
Boston
Automobile
31%
2
A
Par
Managed Funds-
Oilstocks
Standard
series
29%
10
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
4.99
3.72
Shares
Business
Shares
Ask
IV*
Inc
Holding Corp
Associated
Bid
Par
lc
lc
shares
Paper
Petroleum
Steel
3.41
4.20
lc
3.44
6.95
Ctfs
of
Inc.l
11.42
12.35
1
13.72
15.26
16.50
Mass
16.57
18.16
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
1
33.23
1
13.43
14.53
com—100 3,320
100
133
Preferred
Investment
1
Fund
5.46
Balanced
Low
Balanced
1
1
Stock Fund
Equity Fund Inc.—
Fidelity Fund Inc_L
Financial Industrial
First
Boston
Fund
25.37
20c
5
Fund
24.12
Fundamental
4.36
Automobile
Aviation
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
1.89
New
28%
5.38
4.84
England
York Stocks Inc—
5.89
46.61
Automobile ■■
Aviation
5.01
3.15
3.44
14.21
1
15.24
Indebtedness—
of
9.08
6.08
I
6.18
.
10.21
1, 1950
100.0894
tl%8 Apr.
*
100.1007
.1397
100.0609
.0700
1 %S
.0337
1
7.57
8.30
Chemical __JS
1
10.03
10.99
Corporate bond series
1
10.72
6.32
6.93
Diversified
1
3.63
5.23
5.74
Diversified Investment Fund_l
10.12
.1338
.1326
Sept.
15,
100.1247
.1406
100.0445
1950.
.0643
Dated
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
1.60%
1-
3-49
10-
3-49
bl.25
1.10%
1.50%
7-
1-49
1-
3-50
bl.30
1.15%
2-
1-49
11-
1-49
bL30
1.10%
1.55%
5-
2-49
2-
1-50
bl.35
1.20%
1-49
11-
1.20%
Dae
Rate
Dated
Due
1.50 %
4-
1-49
bl.30
1.10%
1.55%
6-
1-49
3-
1-50
bl.35
3-
1-49
12-
1-49
b-l.30
1.10%
1.55 %
7-
1-49
4-
3-50
bl.35
5-
2-49
12-
1-49
bl.30
1.10%
1.35%
8-
1-49
5-
1-50
bl.35
5.47
Diversified
9.49
;
1.20%
1.55%
4-
1-49
I-
3-50
bl.30
1.15%
1.35%
9-
1-49
6-
1-50
bl.35
1.20%
1.20%
11.09
4.98
10.40
Industry
preferred stock—1
equipment
1
6.76
7.41
Electrical
5.80
6.36
Insurance stock
8.18
8.97
Machinery
lc
lc
3.98
6.93
7.59
1
11.44
J2.54
1
<
9.16
10.04
9.86
10.81
4.38
4.81
Merchandising
Fully Administered shares—lc
6.72
7.37
Metals
1
7.53
7.06
7.74
Oils
1
15.77
United States
8.25
__—lc
Treasury Bills
17.28
shares—
Industrial Machinery shares lc
Institutional bond shares—lc
Priced
1
10.21
1
6.96
Railroad
1
4.44
4.87
5.53
Railroad
1
5.67
6.21
7.46
.
.
4.94
lc
7.55
lc
2.27
2.51
Equipment shares
-—lc
shares
Petroleum
Railroad Bond
Railroad
Steel
stock
1
7.08
1
Tobacco
Petroleum
&
10.75
3.20
3.52
lc
3.76
4.14
Republic
—lc
4.09
4.50
Russell Berg Fund
lc
4.44
4.88
shares
Investors
Inc
14.62
2.14
value) _•
2%
48.92
19%
Selected Amer
Income Foundation Fund
10c
xl.63
1.78
Shareholders Trust of Boston__i
5
20.06
21.69
Shares
Standard
lc
lc
Group shares
shares
Insurance Group shares
Group
Stock and Bond Group
Investment Co of America
7.31
73c
lc
1.01
Investors Management Fund
State
8.02
Trusteed
B-2 (Medium
Bonds)
Grade
Bds)
10c
26.23
Union
7.88
Series. B
13.51
Series C
1
1
27.26
28.49
.
t_
X17.41
1
1
1
Shares
16.85
Wall Street
8.73
9.53
16.11
21.46
28.24
Wellington Fund
14.76
19.67
25.89
Stocks)—1
13.72
14.97
Stk8)_l
10.35
11.30
Diversified
(Low Priced com Stks)„1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
4.19
4.58
Series E
4.34
4.76
2.&Q
Independence Trust Shares—1
Lexington
2.33
2.54
North
(Income
(Appreciation
com
com
8-4
Fund—
Trust
25c
Loomut
sayles Mutual Funo
•
Loomls Sayles Second Fund_10
Whitehall
Investing Corp
Fund
97.31
r
9.04
Series ipsa
;
Bank
9.62
9.82
17.09
3.50
3.79
6.78
7.85
1.97
2.26
10¥8
56%
Bank
National
<fe
Trust
—
L
Bank
Casualty
10
84
10
57
59
Insur Co of
Life
10
65%
65%
Jersey Insurance
25
65
23 %
25
Surety
Agricultural
.
$2.10
American Casualty
American Equitable
4
5
Assur
&
(J
P)
13%
30%
Nortli~Ame~rlcaI__io
21%
Casualty
Prior
1
common
preferred..
__lo
46
15%
2%
19%
20%
American
lo
29%
31%
Re-Insurance
American Surety
Automobile
25
10
—
_
„
&
59%
12%
47
Shippers
.
91
28%
30%
30
65%
68
New
North
8
General
Life
„
10
20%
22%
5
7%
2
River
58
60%
33%
35%
33%
35%
Phoenix
58%
61%
30
57%
61%
65%
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
10
63 %
10
68
71
Bank
Fireman's Fund
of Frisco
„
_
,
Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire com
2nd preferred
Great
84%
87%
177/S
American
26 %
28%
5
52
54
8
10%
11%
15
32
34
15
83
35%
35
36%
227
15 %
16 ¥4
40%
„
Hanover Fire
10
Hartford Fire
10
Hartford Steamboiler
10
33%
133
37
35%
137
39
83
28%
—
290
20
31%
33%
12%
Bank
Natl Bank
20
63
66
51%
54%
7¥«
630
Bank of Amer N T & S A—12%
¥4
44%
42
8%
660
Security Issues
105
100%
100¥4
1979
104%
105
102 %
Cen
105%
1974
25
10
II__IIH_5
Seaboard Surety
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Accident
U S Fire
Guarantee
Westchester Fire
& Pwr $2.50
Lt
Ariz
Bid
Ask
50%
51%
103%
—
(Gov't of)
...
Hudson Gas
4.75%
Conn
27/aS
Power
& Elec—
100
preferred
Lt
Pow
&
Delaware
$2.20
pfd
Power
&
preferred
103%
•
54 ¥4
105
55%
Light—
100
_.—
Iowa Southern Util 5%%
3s
Elec
1978
105'A
106
1978
104%
105¥4
3s 1979
104%
105%
N
.1
Reinsurance Corp (NY)
Republic (Texas).
Travelers
Par
pfd_50
Stocks—
Ask
1974
Pa 3s
Y
State
Elec
&
pfd_30
104
31%
105
32
Gas—
ij
4%%
New
England Power 3s
Penn
55%
58%
14'A
North States Pow
15 ¥4
86
4'A
46
2
5%
(Wise)
Pub
Power
38.^
29 3A
10
Lgt 4%% pfd—100
Ser
(Colorado)
4.40%—100
Pub Seiv of Okla 4.65%
Ohio
'5
34%
12%
1949)—100
(series
106
107%
103%
104 ¥4
111%
113
105
107
106%
108%
21'/a
21%
89
Ho
_
pfd
Pow <fc
111
lo
Providence-Washington
S
290
270
88
25
Bid
Narragansett
101%
__
Preferred Accident
U
35
Francisco
San
42¥4
j
26 3A
1978
105
105%
3s__1979
103%
104
Tenn Gas Transmission 3s__ 1963
6%
90
ioi%
50
pfd_J00
101%
Rochester Gas & Elec—
¥4
$4.75 preferred series G—100
Public Serv of Indiana
San
Diego Gas &
preferred
Elec—
4 % %
93
34%
45 %
34%
3 6 ¥4
preferred —.—.——100
106
107%
47%
10
4.90%
36%
10
20
Staten Island Edison—
53
10
100
US Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
_
33%
233
4.28%
37
45 ¥4
Indemnity Co IIII__Hlo
Peerless Casualty Co
5
Standard
10
Detroit
Trust
&
United States
37%
35
88
5
of
National
First
52%
86¥4
100
Duke
96%
St Paul Fire & Marine
lo
Bank
;
19%
„
General Reinsurance Corp
Falls—
Globe &
10
5
Firemen's of Newark
34
Portland
67 %
Fire Assn of Phila.
50%
Kentucky & W Va Pow 3s_1979
59%
106
*
28
32
30
Central
43'A
Pacific
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance—+—10
26
16
41%
Canada
2.50
Pacific Fire
10
20
Bank
City Bank
Peoples First National
281
83%
Bell Telephone of
_12.50
102
520
,
8%
28
5
Northern
10
^
>
27
39%
Bonds—
10
Fire
lo
.
(Detroit). 10
Amsterdam Casualty
York
500
Farmers Deposit Natl Bank__100
Mellon Natl Bank & Trust—100
32
4
5
National Union Fire
_
Fire
Conectftut
Continental Casualty
Cram & Forster Inc
:
5
96
10
Boston
Camden
24 ¥a
preferred
New Hampshire Fire
28
18%
Recent
22%
New
—100
Co
Pittsburgh
32
25
-12
2%s
62%
45
272
.94
& Trust.17%
50
5
National Casualty
National Fire
,
310
Detroit
1,310
•10%
51
15%
Newark
190
295
112 ¥4
20
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance.
23%
13%
182
100
32%
108%
N Y
of
$1.05 Convertible
' 15%
8
American of
Bankers
.
16%
100
Bank
v
30%
Co Inc
York Trust
Nat'l
91
10
United States Trust
48
__
Fidelity & Casualty.B
American
.
46
81%
—.100
34%
32%
-
10
Title Guarantee & Trust...
Merchants & Mfrs
Automobile
American
193
Ask
5
Maryland
American Alliance
79
Savings
National
Central
National
100 1,250
20
Sterling National
Home
87
&
Trust
National
Co
68
10
&
188
Cleveland
10
16 'A
17%
100 1,390
1,450
25
42
<
44
Trust
Public
Insurance
100
Trust—SSVi
&
Bank
Trust
Northern
49 ¥4
Bank
National
Harris
95%
9sa r
' 54%
New
Aetna
First
129
'
92%
47¥4 '
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
Insurance Companies
Ask
Illinois
National
42%
40%
124
~L
National City Bank
Bid
City Natl Bank & Trust
> 342
Trust—
&
1
100
Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0
3.49
par
,
20
Co
Guaranty Trust
2.17
Bid
37
First
Shares—
Companies
Par
43%
Fiduciary Trust
Ask
25%
35
Federation
1
Aetna
8,
Ask
L'L.
LL
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_2Q
County Trust Co
(White Plains, N Y)—
16
Empire Trust
.—50
28.85
f
Bid
41%'
Trust
&
Stamped
Shares—
,
Aetna
1.00%
10
Bank
Morgan
Bid
bl.06
327
100
Manufacturers
Par
Dec.
15
Trust
9.83
15.89
1
Series 1955
47.51
0.95%
0.97%
Commercial National Bank &
17.27
—„
46.56
1.01%
Continental
100
..10
National
Chemical
tfnlt Typo Trusts-
95.36
1.01%
bl.06
York
New
Trust
Continental Bank
1
Trust
of
{& FHth Avenue
Chase
1
Wisconsin Investment Co
Amer
1.00%
bl.06
1949_
1949—
1,
Chicago
Brooklyn Trust
18.53
1
Inc.
Trustee
bl.06
25, 1949_
Dec..
24%
Manhattan Co..10
the
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
X6.64
United
15.44
S-3
9.55
72C
X17.86
Union Common Stock Fund
1
8-2
Bank
X5.71
Bonds)___.1
Stocks)
1
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
S-l (Quality common Stks)-1
Bonds)
of
V
X20.71
24.70
Priced
8.76
64c
1
22.64
(Low
17, 1949_
NOV.
0.95%
York
Bank
97C
Union Preferred Stock Fund
B-4 (Speculative
K-I (Income pfd
__—
1949
Par
49.75
1
^
*
Income Fund
Nov.
0.95%
bl.06
——
0.93%
bl,06
1949
27,
New
88c
1
-
0.99 %
0.99%
bl.06
1949
Banks & Trust
6.11
46.75
25c
Bond Fund series A
7.19
13.20
20,
Bankers
1
B-3
5.58
Corp.*
Industry Shares
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Inc
Investment
Television Fund Inc
1.12
12.47
24.13
1
1
Invest Co
Street
1949_
bl.06
1949__
Oct!
80c
11.38 V
lc
of Boston—1
Investment Trust
Sovereign Investors
Ltd—
Aviation
Bank
Ask
bl.06
bl.06
1949
bl.06
13,
Oct j
20%
4.53
Institutional
1949
29,
6.
10.81
6.08
4.19
Investors
10,
48.92
10.04
5.54
Incorporated
Nov.
28.46
lc
Shares
0.90%
2.35
26.47
—1
(new asset
3,
bl.06
15.72
1
1
Inc
Scudder, Stevens <fc Clark
Fund
NOV.
1949
Oct.
11.78
Howe Plan Fund Inc
Utility shares..
0.85%
22,
15
1
Fund
bl 06
Oct.
7.76
5
•
Trading
Putnam (Geo) Fund
shares
shares.—.
Tobacco
7.29
Bid
1949-
Sept
8.28
shares
Steel
equipment..._
Ask
15,
Sept
7.63
8.18
Bid
Sept
11.19
Public Utility
7.99
5.42
Merchandising
Mining shares
RR
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
9.34
5.04
lc
lc
shares
7.11
8.90
—lc*
shares
1
6.48
Investing Company shares__lc
Low
.0987
100.1117
100.1183
11.37
shares--——lc
General bond shares.
.0939
1.50%
11.19
Building supply
Equipment shares lc
Food
.
100.0821
1, 1950
tl%s June 1, 1950
tl%s July 1. 1950
100.0231
Ask
—
1.55%
f
6.77
1
—
Electrical
„
A«k
(cont)
1950
1.55%
;>
9.95
5.55
MLlLLLL-——1/
Chemical
„
Bid
lndebt
1.
Federal Infermediafe Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
r
1
■
Bank stock
50.12
4.67
Fund
Agriculture
V:
«
Building shares
Bid
of
Feb.
4.77
lc
lc
shares
tl%s
.1835
3.55
_1
Group Series
10
shares
100.1725
5.73
6.69
Group Securities—
Agricultural shares
100.14
102.30
2.94
5.24
5.81
Trust
2.69
3.25
13.33
Investors
4.31
1
1
2
General
6.75
3.94
1
5.37
I
1
100.8
102.22
Maturity—
Certificates
.1%%
tl%» Oct. 1, 1949
U%S Dec. 15, 1949
U%B Jan. 1, 1950
6.25
6.18
Industrial Stock Series
4,64
Capital Corp
5.72
1
Selected
shares A—2
Trust
1
Series
18.20
5.08
14.61
General
Series
1
Stock
Series
New
„
100.2
Price
Ask
Bid
tl%s Mar.
Certificates
3.88
26.08
1.72
Common stock series
Fundamental Investors Inc
7.18
Stock Series
26 V2
:
series
stock
6.57
Speculative Series
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
1
3.68
1
Dollar
9.17
17.02
10
119%
Int. Rate
Treasury Notes—
tAprll 1, 1950
14.30
8.48
27.13
Inc_l
Corp
First Mutual Trust Fund
13.33
1
Corp
Priced Bond
Income
Howard—1
&
100.3
99.26
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Security Series-
series
Bond
Preferred
Eaton
1
National
1.55
1.41-
Fund
Investors
14.87
25o
Dividend Shares
Fund
National
5.93
12.87
1961
Maturity-
138
1
Commonwealth
Delaware
2nd
Nation-Wide Securities-
3,470
118%
Ask
100
1952-1950
l%s Jan. 1, 1953-1951
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
3.76
v.;
35.73
Chemical
Christiana Securities
100.4
14.99
interest__l
1
Fund
100.2
100.2
„
Panama Canal 3s
27.39
beneficial
Investors
1950
Bid
1,
May
Issues
Trust—
5
Corp
Invest
Street
Bullock Fund Ltd
100
1950
15,
point
a
1950-1949
7.62
25.34
15,
100.6
of
Bank Bonds—
1,
l%s
100.4
32nds
more
or
l%s Oct.
3.80
Fund Inc_10c
Feb.
one
Federal Land
Ask
4.63
shares
Bond
1950
20,
Other
3.17
2.87
lc
lc
shares
Investors
Jan.
Bid
100
4
10
2
7.30
55%
63
a
Odd
lot sale
(not included in year's
range).
b Big yield price, d Deferred delivery sales (not
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
trading n. Y. Curb,
r Cash
sales (not included In year's range).
t Exliquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
privileges, wd When delivered, wi When
issued,
x Ex-divldend.
y-Ex-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
included
7.55
57%
66
75
79
21%
23
in
change.
n Admitted
•No
par
year's
value,
range),
to
tin
default.
tThese
bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
Volume 170
Number 4837
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1019)
Week Ended
Sept. 3
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this
week
will
show
us, based upon telegraphic
cities of the country, indicate that for
the week ended
ings will be 2.6% above those
total stands at
of the
year
ago.
advices from the chief
corresponding week last
week in
1948.
PS fu"
Week Ended Sept. 10
1949
1948
$4,674,179,247
529.979,814
451,531,358
647,000,000
657,000,000
Chicago
1
7^610
199,700,000
168.266,000
Francisco
(11 cities)
183,693,000
—
—
232,303,380
—
—
5.0
$7,290,000,209
+ 10.6
2,038,143,036
—10.0
3.6
+
(7
West
836,492,053
$10,427,541,031
Complete and exact details for the
We
Accordingly, in the above the
Virginia—Huntington
6.0
+
District of
—35.0
elaborate detailed
last
$10,164,635,298
Total
2.6
+
furnish them
today, inasmuch
are
day of the week in all
final
and
complete
For that week there
cases,
we
was
results
of
the
record -
by 11.8%,
a
has to be estimated.
previous—the
week
decrease of 1.6%, the aggregate of-clear¬
a
(including this city) the totals show
in
District
the
by
Richmond
1.6%.
In
decrease of
a
Chicago
following
we
furnish
In
a summary
Week Ended Sept. 3
Boston—
OF
the
Kansas
(6 cities)
the
totals
463,581,976
6,944,758,489
6,654,268*423
V
"
Cleveland
7
"
696,982,502
6
"
409,096,441
414,139,302
"
"540,587,488
549,10^,161
——16
"
837,439,260
"
407,872,193
Minneapolis
7
"
373,381,071
"
399,368,643
5,966,401,362
5,844,295,747
682,339,475
644,683,632
610,702,516
571,579;426
1.2
336,899,288
323,617,488
—
1.6
494,653,247
4,952,364
126,929,655
235,688,176
119,503,792
18,865,500
37,055,500
9.1
20,642,800
4,614,149
—17.6
3,384,388
6,171,930
+ 22.0
4,919,037
4,349,679
281,928,318
—13.8
214,186,096
216,451,301
789,832,043
—11.8
610,702,516
571,579,426
2,999,860
—13.6
731,189,693
629,352,588
340,338,002
2,591,369
10,235,000
141,938,043
193,956,991
61,575,312
414,139,302
3,434,096
Macon
65,844,737
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile.........—.
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans...
fotal (10 cities)
_
Seventh Federal Reserve
67,700,226
82,881,734
110,261,767
4,065,962
3,435,650
We
now
328,294,591
280,395,856
380,656,611
325,860,194
—
—
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
.....
Des Moines
Sidux City-—
——
Illinois—Bloomington
„
SS.
Chicago.—
47,316,000
55,888,518
...
"""4,737,585
48,523,000
7,306,991
f2,433,425
Indianapolis—.—.....
Bend^-.....i.....^...«..
South
5,893,141
4,744,094
Indiana—Fort Wayne
10,153,303
56,489,120
3,274,688
28,245,000
12,464,032'
12,508,069
1,121,704
2,807,560
9,479,071
;
......
685,808,525
3,045,415
10,256,859
4,506,4 J 2
Decatur
1,256.067
641,058,411
......
5,580,489
3,162,500
2,856,506
837,439,260
_
883,562,141
Louis
234,700 000
-
Kentucky—Louisville
104,249,412
Ten nessee—MemphJ s
Illinois—Quincv
Total (d eities)
428,049,129
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minneapolis
1.6
11,064,561,492
10,466,757,814
6,569,374,128*--
7.9
5,272,690,254
4,788,411,154
1948
$
Y.^-Y YY';.
Ihc. or
Dec.
1947
1946
$
1,837,878
—12.9
4,058,793
—12,2 Y
4,239,400
381,698,711
385,509,030
1.0 H
348,996,554
329,453,837
1,584,433
1,493,166
1,311,296
1,314,747
705,835
501,942
549,808
1,516,837
1,848,784
1,819,666
Springfield
7,498,150
7,188,366
Worcester
4,440,597
5,031,440
25,136,766
24,337,430
9,570,845
23,901,000
Rhode Island—Providence
—
(Mew Hampshire—Manchester
1,948,221
Helena
—
Total (7 cities)
Y*
Second
Mew
Federal
463,581,976
Reserve District—New
York—Albany
Binghamton
y
1,737,593
-
4". 6.1
+ 11.9
4^
+
1.6
+
<•
1,615,478
v
3,883,964
4.3
5,823,723
—11.7
3,748,086
3.3
18,032,939
19,226,222
11,193,934
—14.5
8,964,344
7,854,099
20,081,800
+ 19.0
17,249,000
1,560,909
Buffalo
Elmira
+
Jamestown
Rochester
'
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Montclair
Newark
Northern New Jersey
3,810,622
+
0.1
+
2.6
4,389,417
37,209,000
+ 12.1
4,192,013
t
Ti
X
41,136,707
38,214,345
3,358,114
22,206,192
2,848,109
17,599,149
7,441,337
969,472
—
+
3.3
+
8.5
—
0.3
3,634,542
33,605,000
3,904,591
II.704,768
—10.7
919,605
6.5
574,419,377
—
—
7.8
•
: »•'
494,402,140
2,858,717
1,965,149
7.6
8,030,372
—19.2
3,834,907
6,445,328
3,430,196
—
+ 10.7
2,998,082
2,501,059
5.2
731,189,693
629,352,588
206,100,000
80,478,391
179,900,000
72,136,464
52,110,717
49,294,737
—
-
6.8
-0.8
-
2.7
-11.9
1,648,894
1,296,410
4.7
340,338,002
302,627,611
—
5,530,430
5,216,835
—13.4
235,119,474
67,735,965
198,886*158
—17.6
5,459,996
4,334,122
—15.4
3,016,673
2,372,993
5.7
3,596,380
2,489,075
0.7
7,835,673
5,870,238
8.9
328,294,591
280,395,856
+
—
—
—
7.4
61,226,435
427,552
*525,000
—
Omaha
.
6,343,802
1,816,202
399,368,643
+ 24.8
cities).
—
0.3
3,488,330
17,330,300
..*980,583
'413,162,297
15,735, 802
2,568, 065
73,345,687
79,232, 552
1,573,161
1,541, 191
1,596,036
1,726, 522
6,733,734,167
6,419,309, 496
17,359,816
18,792, 712
12,362,690
12,163, 637
10,774,046
11,072, 215
692,485
9ii, 305
—13.4
388,577
327,734
—10.9
606,001
378,050
0.7
5,652,780
4,839,713
2.5
95,837,664
81,385.331
—
—
+ 19.4
4,695,650
"
3,772,218
2.5
9,141,168
8,288,554
8.5
252,577,686
4.9
8,518,629
217,712,357
6,011,928
1,663,665
—16.4
—10.2
1,731,817
1,506,639
1,735,629
2,021,546
460,101,118
—13.2
380,656,611
325,860,194
—
—
+
1,408,680
1,307,634
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
7,462,032
7,708,000
3.2
6,093,258
Dallas—.
197,788,386
5,383,066
248,917,677
-20.5
Fort Worth
27,998,613
-24.9
161,020,000
21,517,781
139,370,000
21,013,426
5,882,000
3,672,000
-25.5
2,377,925
2.7
7,466,895
1,933,827
6,950,513
—20.1
204,357,859
172.673.731
Galveston.
5,005,000
3,305,673
.
392,876,491
Total
6,638,566
4,435.806
8,682,178
Wichita Falls.
8,925.789
243.256,695
304,624,451
'
,
(6 cities)
♦
:,:Y+;Y;^r
2,926,387
9,236,620
1,391,353
Springs—
10,313,734
316,356,156
9,691,832
Pueblo—
5,313,927
10,054,759
Colorado—Colorado
(10
107,590,761
257,770,967
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
Total
493,772
589,399
6,521,538
104,873,621
.
,
5,322,904
>
Yerk—
*
New York
464,818,247
16,028,379
—
7,468,676
—15.0
6,478,550
Hastings——.
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total (12 oities).
1,112,873
8,537,705
4,097,698
—
6,565,105
6,427,648
1,529,168
—
v
rt"
-
Dakota—Fargo
Kansas—Topeka
1,600,592
.New Haven
I,297,019
9.2
—25.7
288,597,891
90,006,400
95,641,375
*
Lincoln
%<_
790,028
f,
.
249,901,674
—
Nebraska—Fremont
3,563,849
■
+
city for the
.
Connecticut—Hartford
65,344 591
5,330 202
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City-
$
—
68,850,667
5,538,342
——
St. Paul
409,694,078
New Bedford
46
+
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
373,381,071
—
2,847, 811
53,207, 499
2,000,558
407,872,193
Y——
8,802,353
Fall River
3,691 968
54,721,032
_
1,763,255
—
8,744,611
-
each
•
3,022,804
2.7
69,019,190
4,326,639
statement showing theYfigures for
3,446,210
-11.8
251,900,000
105,129,381
67,159,526
7,796,248
3,599,436
—
6.6
9,719, 954
44,339, 076
163,000, 000*
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louie—
Missouri—St.
4,081,248
Portland
47,656,594
199,000,000
t
3,046,173
detailed
12,137,564
1.8
7.5
-
3,169,995
26,192,044
South Dakota—Aberdeen
6,050,644,423
5.5
+
-
-
6,521,131
172,673,731
12,988,683,624.*
323,617,488
—29.0
9!214!203
4,380,256
Lansing
525,970,326
12,784,378,590
1
1,777,912
1,262,820
Grand Rapids
575,566,551
Maine—Bangor
,■
336,899,288
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor.........
Terre Haute
—
452,824,724
—13.2
Massachusetts—Boston
55,497,717
494,653,247
752,967,369
City
.
152,461,898
69,616,314
1.6
653,309,473
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
/
159,828,312
1.2
+
549,109,161
"
1949
•
2.2
8.8
—
383, 944
104,959 6r9
North
Clearings at—
:
2,721,967
6,971,000
5,535,440
Y 381,118
94,901,818
204,357,859
'
A.
2,865,405
5.5
—20.1
Week Ended Sept. 3
i
—19.4
—17.0
304,624,451*
week ended Sept. 3 for four years:
4
2,043,604
103,921,242
—10.4
243,256,695
our
2,253,064
9,349,000
92,987,193
449,483
10
add
2,838,257
4.3
6,295,147
"
-111 cities
Outside New York
4,390,066
205,180,831
8.4
+
—
79,269,264
5,643,337
372,970
116,306,554
540,587,488
I,-*...
Florida—Jacksonville.
6
Total
—
59,321,743
204,000,000
Montana—Billings
;
—11.9
14,309,919
60,386,708
302,627,611
8.9
—13.2
460,101,118
12th San Francisco
9.4
—
452,824,724
5.2
4.7
—
409,694yO78
10
$
—11.8
428,049,129
Dallas
—16.7
6,636,725
1946
392,876,491
7.2
—
883,562*, 141
4
City
644,683,632
188,800,000
3,795,726
3,030,979
-
'
Springfield
413,162,297
4*. 4"
+
877,518T162
Louis
10th Kansas
682,339,475
13,524,743
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta——
Rockford
$
0.3
—
789,832^
5th Richmond
7th Chicago
'
1947
Dec. %
464,818,247
11
10
7,2
District—Atlanta-
Total (16 cities)
Inc. or
$
814^44,359
-
,
,
1948*
13
8th Atlanta
City Reserve Distinct the
^
3rd Philadelphia
11th
the
CLEARINGS
:><
$
—12 cities
-
877,518,162
409,096,441
_
Peoria
-<•
Snd. New York_ w,
9th
in
and
District
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
1949
Federal Reserve District!
8th St.
Reserve
13.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 20.1% and in
SUMMARY
4th
and in the
falling off of 5.2%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.7% and in the
In the
1st
District by 1.2%
Reserve
the
the San Francisco Reserve District of
13.2%.
>
loss of 0.3%
a
gain
a
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.9%.
totals record
4,621,904
66,980,004
Tennessee—Knoxville_
present further below
week
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals show
Reserve
5,520,569
5,073,969
139,766,715
Columbia—Washington
appear
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
statement, however, which
that in the New York District
Atlanta
6,495,287
—21.6
135,890,015
2,769,338
same
smaller
—11.8
8,872,921
11,099,000
Sixth Federal Reserve
by the foregoing will
cannot
Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.2%.
are
8,626,414
160,439,600
292,985,821
V
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
week in 1948.
Outside of this city there was a loss of
7.9%, the bank
clearings at this center having recorded a gain of 4.9%. We, group the cities accord¬
ing to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this it
of 4.4%
3,509,991
1,648,291
2,827,437
869
District—Richmond—
Richmond
ings for the whole country having amounted to $12,988,683,624 against
$12,784,378,590
appears
—23.7
2,048,230
2,413,915
696,982,502
„
in the
4,662,013
2,024,021
3,724,134
242,882,595
Virginia—Norfolk
week covered
Saturday and the Saturday figures
ending Sept. 3.
7.4
+ 16.8
'
Total all cities for week.
week.
$9,328,143,245
543,995,694
give
5.3
—
619,000 000
7,532,287
Cities)
Fifth' Federal Reserve
1,821,743,644
to
—
5 119 993
1,181,048
3.6
$8,061,801,693
able
2,112,637
655,000,000
2,372,281
2.522,689
6.9
3,800,973
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
cities, five days
$9,883,545,337
are
2.9
33,691,700
South
we
716,104
+
—
2,520,203
8.4
155,050,551
the
1,111,578
939 242
1,410,106
5,525,428
Youngstown
0.4
Other cities, five days
In
749,674
6.0
4.8
145,399,267
Columbus
3.9
160.621.813
issue of next
—30.6
—
258,150,252
Cincinnati
Cleveland
1.5
—10.1
—
211.893,450
200,828,208
Baltimore
our
$
—
3,654,337
097
814,744,359
Mansfield
201,245,106
Cleveland
+ 16.9
206,852,202
198,900,000
Pittsburgh
in
1946
$
Fourth Federal
Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 17.4
—
317,797,021
185,973,733
City
St. Louis
ends
1947
6,954,447
Jersey—Trenton
Ohio—Canton
305,244,780
Ten
74.0
3 ggg 007
Delaware—Wilmington
*
$5,463,742,239
Philadelphia
San
Inc.or
Dec, %
'
New York.:
Kansas
a
2,' 944,269
_
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
3,831,457
836,000,000
3,442,733
*
XOFJC—
Total
1,191,938
'3,941,238
Wilkes-Barre
New
1,206.912
778,000,000
Si
6cranton_
summary for the week follows:
1,851,974
1,134,548
Philadelphia
At
Our comparative
1,285.106
1,134,115
Our preliminary
year.
same
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pe£??hu£fIa~Alt00na
rSKS
Chester
possible to obtain weekly clear¬
gain for the week ended Friday of 16.9%.
a
a
1948
$
Saturday, Sept. 10, clearings
$10,427,541,031 against $10,164,635,298 for the
this center there is
with
compared
Preliminary figures compiled b.y
for all cities of the United States from
which it is
1949
Third Federal
Reserve
decrease
a
43
YYV"
-
-24.5
-
15,334,325
Y;-'-'
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Frsneisee—
1.9
8,844,858
10,467,047
+ 14.0
2,137,560
2,701,009
7.4
59,509,824
51,362,790
+
—
+
—
+
2.1
1,220,879
1,199,248
7.5
1,552,566
1,490,965
4.9
5,791,871,238
5,678,346,660
7.6
15,426,388
16,878,790
1.6
8,772,006
9,375,252
2.7
8,634,608
561,584
482,432
101,537,861
Yakima
115,222,796
3,431,710
144,939,869
3,102,725
Oregon—Portland
124,249,402
Utah—Salt Lake City
47,494,011
California—Long Beach
54,246,663
10,700,068
13,946,732
Pasadena—
—
+
—
—I
35,777,440
42,901, 974
—16.6
32,246,673
—20.1
35,623,178
31,961,507
76,459,343
—12.4
39,136,467
35,295,345
+30.3
3,966,568
9,529,222
8,861,477
5,901,174
7,178,520
+13.1
5,729,355
—15.1
299,671,206
11,576,951
3,851,386
7.3
311,405,708
10,282,565
—10.4
3,422,282
2,691,991
-
*3,450,000
"
8,928,571
6,674,696
8,263,119
—19.2
7,631,958
653,309,473
752,967,369
—13.2
575,566,551
12,784,378,590
12,988,683,624
—
1.6
11,064,561,492
10,466,757,814
6,050,644,423
6,569,374,128
—
7.9
5,272,690,254
4,788,411,154
(10 cities)
5,535,456
*
.
525,970,326
30,542,575
48,312, 952
78,659,195
3,859,776
90,224,831
393,556,287
10,730,492
'
Santa Barbara
Stockton
38,588,195
94,344,387
9.6
—14.3
334,001,155
-
San Jose
Total
—11.9
—
8,122,399
San Francisco
9,487,472
—24.0
Washington—Seattle.
Grand Total
(111 cities)
Outside New York
*Sotimated.
*'
tNot included in totals.
tNot available.
-A
44
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1020)
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
Monday, September 12, 1949
NOTICES
>
Foreign Exchange Rates
Company and Issue—
daily
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the world. We
give below a record for the week just passed:
'
"
'
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
Pursuant to the
.
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
BY
SEPT.
2,
TO SEPT.
1949
(Walter E.)
1st
&
New
Country and Monetary
Value
Unit
in New York
United States Money
In
1st
yYYyy/'
":;Y''
Argentina, peso—
"regular" products———-.
"non regular" products
certain industrial products
For
For
For
Sept. 3
——---—
-
$
Brazil, cruzeiro..
v-j
Y
.200000*
Labor
.251247*
*
.200000*
0*
.2000
1st
.301166
.301166
Official—
Mayer
.020.63
New
.208535
.004671*
.004671*
.003024*
.003022*
.301678
-115691
Free
.301678
.301678
.301678
—
India, Dominion of, rupee
Mexico, peso
Zealand, pound—
Norway, krone
—-
——
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
—
'
—
JStraits Settlement, dollar...
Sweden, krona
3-9o7620
-201580
-497400
-029993
«4672j0
-278223
-233629
4.007a00
4-027500
.
._
.....
Switzerland, franc
pound
Union of South Africa,
"United Kingdom,
pound sterling
Uruguay, peso...
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay
a
peso
-
•Nominal
Ward
West
.039935
1st
784
Oct
1
103
series D, due 1969-Oct
debentures of 1937—Oct
1
884
series
A
bonds,
Service
ref.
3%
due
due
1963
e
1
885
.Oct
1
Oct
1
886
bonds, due 1975_Oct
1
886
1974_„
Co.—
collat.
trust
& Co., Inc.,
Water
and
bds.,
20-yr. 3% debentures,
Light Co.—
&
2%%
lb-yr. 3'/4 %
debs., due 1958_Oct
*
1
Co.—
3lU'f*
mtge.
bds.,
1
*
____Oct
15
597
.—Oct
7
*
Oct
B,
1975__Oct
1
498
Oct
1
402
Oct
1
530
Oct
3
833
1973— -Oct
1
929
Date
series
Pag*
due
stock—.
.
Union
(now
Baking
Texas
bonds, due 1971
1st)
mtge. bonds, due 1952
5 ¥2 7c
debentures, due 1970
Co..
Utilities
mortgage
Co.—
bonds,
series
A,
3Vi%,
due
.469265
.278223
.233629
.233629
.233629
4.007500
4.007500
4.0 ,7500
4.027500
4.027695
.658300*t
.658300*1"
.658300*1
.588223*1"
,588223*t
.583223*1
.561799*t
.561799*1"
.561799*1
.531909*1"
.531909*1"
.531909*1
ENTIRE
ISSUE
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Aetna-Standard
Engineering Co., 5% pfd. stock
Bemberg Corp. preferred stock, cl. A & B—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
25-year 5 ¥2 7t debentures, Series A
4
_Sep
30
393
-Oct
14
685
Nov
1
873
first preferred stock-.
-Sep 15
Ry. Co., 5% guar, bonds, due 1969 -Oct
1
County Gas Co., Atlantic Highlands, N. J.—
1st mortgage bonds, series A. due 1952
—Oct
1
680
American
Butler
Water
Canadian
depends upon type of merchandise.
tApplication
rate.
.201580
.497401)
.039923
4.027500
-531909*1
—
—
.201580
.497400
Day
.588223 1
.561799«t
—-
—
peso
Uruguay,
Light Co..
Co.,
Power
2nd
.201580
Labor
Closed
bonds,
Depot Co.—
1st & ref. mortgage series B 3Vs%
29th Street Towers Corp.—
,497400
.469266
(P.)
Paul
4%
.278223
5V3%
Co.—
mortgage 334%
(Oscar)
Saint
.376066
.468433
19
Sound
Power & Light Co.—
mortgage 4¥4% bonds, due 1972__
Safeway Stores, Inc., 5% preferred stock
3.9878)46
.039907
881
Sep
______
1st
.376044
.278228
880
1
Puget
3.987620
Day
-^^OO^t
—
,
.115713
.115713
.115713
1
1958—Oct
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred
3.987620
Labor
Closed
:7. *
•"••'r
1954
Terminals
Electric
Haven
Gen.
.376044
Netherlands, guilder
New
.301166
.020060
.004671*
879
'
V
.
5% gold debentures, due
3V»% debentures, due i960
mortgage and
.208535
.003024*
1
■
Co.,
Public
1st
.020060
.004671*
—
—
»
Electric Co., 1st mtge. 3% bds., due 1974_Oct
of America, 3% debentures, due 1965—Oct
due
mortgage 37c
Maine
.208535
.003026*
(Metropolitan), franc—
France
Hartford
Lorillard
.301166
.020060
.208535
stock
394
ref.
Louisiana
.952963
Pagfl
■
1
Union
and
.C54406
1.0*0000
——
—__
1st
.021775
.950000
692
Sep
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
.022750
1.000000
16
Date
Y
Oct
mortgage
.054406
.949375
—
—
Denmark, krone
sv
1
Corp.,
.022750
Y
.054406
1.000000
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia, koruna
1st
398
26
Corp.
.021760
.021775
1.000000
.949062
*
Free..
Sep
__Nov
Service
Cleveland
3 209*26
.022750
Day
.297733*
3.209160
3.209160
Cities
Celotex
$
.
.251247*
.251247*
Closed
$
Canada, dollar—
Official
stock
'
Corp., 5 7c preferred
Foundry & Machine Co.—
mortgage 5s,
Celanese
.297733*
.297733*
.022750
.021812
.054406
—
——
—
$
.200000*
Foreign "bank notes" account.
preferred
RR.—
Viscose
Birmingham
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
$
.297733*
.251247*
Australia, pound—3.209160
Belgium, franc,.
Sept. 5
$
Sept. 2
♦
bonds, due 1972 _Sep 20
Company and Issue—
American
'
"
,
5V2%
Page
•Vm'.'v
bonds, series B, due 1975
"
for Cable Transfers
Buying Rate
Co..
England
mortgage 3%
Bethlehem
Noon
Date
mortgage series M 3Vi%
OF 1930
C
INCLUSIVE
1949,
8,
Heller
Lehigh
'
y-/y,v- 7.','
_
r
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
1st and ref.
OF TENDER
.•
:,.i.
Central Maine Power Co.—
Co.,
7%
National
491
___
Distribution
in most of the
creased
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
increase of
other districts; there was a net
$40,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
5%
"Other loans" increased $51,000,000.
dollars)
of
thousands
(in
crease
$
Gold
$
22,842,429
:
fund
Redemption
for
44,999
+
551,389
certificates.
13,178
929,755
—
Total
Demand
gold
ctf.
246,314
115.579
advances.
and
Discounts
415,406
Bills
3,526,510
5,812 000
Notes
——
194,582
—3,134,147
+
S. Govt, securities.
U.
Total
loans
a,pd securities..
—3.826 405
110,202
—
deposits
R.
Notes
48
Uncollected
Bank
of other banks—
'
-
1
—
—
104,256
items..:
2,196,860
crease
—
2
—
136.106
—
+
207,098
202
+
4,365
33,593
—
23,411,069
552,163
—
+
United States Government de¬
'
Demand
8.
bank—reserve
Treasurer
—
acct.
—3,402,220
138,403
15,995.156
acct.
gen.
472.271
—
516,463
—
$32,000,000
York
in the New York
District
outside
New
of
City.
—
859,036
Foreign
23,330
+
56,170
Other
492.720
+
17,517
+
27.337
summary
member
of the
assets and liabilities of reporting
banks follows:
Dec
Other
items
1,946.537
613,670
—2,597,145
81,872
—
9,193
liab., incl. accrued divs.
—
668
+
1949*
Assets—
Loans
Sept. 1,
1949
1948
da millions of dollars.)
and
Investments—Total
(55 770
+
649
Loans—net
23,488
+
430
—
42,789.461
—
—
+
433
—
Commercial,
loans
174 430
4,240
—
to
U.
Capital
Accounts—
paid in
Surplus
206,987
(Section
Surplus
Other
Other
(Section
S.
capital
+
7,717
+
18,522
148.752
accounts
64 642
+
accts.
43.639,454
—
552,163
—3.402,220
S.
of
gold
liabilities
ances
purchased
on
R.
for
trial
to
0.7%
6.3%
+
for foreign
purchasing
carrying:
obligations
1.213
+
in
33
2,039
4,033
—
Condition Statement of Member Ranks
The condition statement of
ended
the
weekly reporting member
Reserve
following
System in leading cities
principal
changes
for
the
vfteek
Aug. 31: Increases of $433,000,000 in loans, $193,-
(000,000 in holdings of .United States Government
rities,
$421,000,000
in
23
5
+
+3
49
+
265
+
40
+
34
+
51
+
288
37,307
+
193
+
2.593
3,272
+
144
+
1,124
6,380
indebtedness
of
4
4,101
securities—Total
+
+
21
+
2 216
—
1,481
1,119
Reserve
vault—
with
27
+
26
12.388
Eanks
1
+
4,975
Federal
+
26,536
+
47
'732
domestic banks
'I
'
+
553
711
29
i 2,079
734
+
16
—
71
88
demand
deposits
adjusted,
and
industrial
and
agricultural
29
3
Arcade
7
Abrasive
brokers and dealers
States
New
Government
York
for
purchasing
securities
or
first
increased
$304,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
banks decreased $54,000,000 in New York
in
of
Loans
to
City but in¬
common—:
preferred
3V*
—
,
($100
par).--——
84V4
96V*,
are
week.
Then
follow
we
with
deposits adjusted
deposits, except Government
Government
S.
46,737
is!290
deposits
2 316
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
8 598
:
demand deposit
and
U.
S.
during week
•Preliminary
11
+
179
4-
+
—
—
100
lj358
Borrowings
interbank
319
and
company
declared.
The dividends announced this week are:
Per
Name
accounts,
Govt,
+
2
g40
+
477
—
+
50
533
18,760
.
r T
'
because of
holiday.
and
common
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
stocks
rnciUQing those called under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
the
the
tenders, and the
current
details
volume
were
page
number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
given in
the
"Chronicle."
50c
25c
10-14
9-20
Insurance
Furniture
American
Hair
Co.
Co.
Y.)
(N.
preferred
—
6%
Co.
Oil
50c
10-
1
$1.50
10-
1
Inc.
—_
50c
.
37 Vic
10-
50c
10-
_
Co.
Oil
Co.
(L.i
Baumann
Co.
Y.)
—
Co.,
Ltd.,
class A
Borg
Laughlin,
(George
Inc..
$1.30
W.)
(quar.)
5%
4 ¥2 7c
10-
1
9-10
9-14
9-16
$1.06 y4
9-12
9-
9-30
9-19
9-30
9-19
25c
10-16
9-24
$1
10-
1
87»/2c
10-
1
I
9-15-
9-15
10-15
9-23
10-15
9-20
132 Vic
10-15
9-20
62 Vic
45c
Inc.
$1
115c
9-30
9-20
9-29
9-19
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-15
131c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-10
t$1.25
common
Corp.
of
11-
1
10-10
Fibre
1)1.12 Vi
(quar.)—
America,
1st preferred
Products
Co
60c
common
(quar.)_—
2nd preferred (quar.)
Central
9-10
112 Vac
common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
125c
1
Refractories, Ltd.—
preferred
Celanese
7%
,
Taggert
Bronze,
6
10-
110c
Glass, 57c preferred (quar.)
Co.—
4—
preferred
Canadian
$4.75
Ltd
—-—
Associated Bakeries,
Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
Canada
9-14
9-
37'/2c
—
Forge
Canadian
9-15*
25C
(quar.)_
Corporation iquar.i——
(quar.)
—
Cordage,
preferred
/
2>/2c
common
preferred
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3 ¥2 7c
preferred (ouar.)_
Bralorne Mines,
Ltd._.
Brantford
9-13
9-30!
135c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Black. Sivalls & Bvyson, $4 25 pfd.
convertible
1
9-19
9-19
Ludwig Baumann—
Oil
&
10-15
10c
—
10-
9-19
9-19
]
10-15
45c
$1.40
Bliss
$1.50
.
9-29
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
see
Lumber
Beaver
(N.
(quar.)
9-29
20c
3
9-19-
1
8c
Manhattan
the
9-
3
(quar.)
pfd.
47c
9-19
9-15-
;.
3
——
Trust
9-30
;—
Inc.,
9- 99-15-
Y
9-10
10-
Inc
Houghton Fund B, Inc
Baldwin Company. 6fr
preferred
of
15c
25c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)_
Products
Houghton Fund,
9-20
9-30
50c
Co
fquar.i—
9-2D
9-30
25c
iquar.)
9-12
-
9*12
25c
Corp.
& Sons, common
preferred
1
Co
Construction
Allied
Avon
Co.,
9-16.
1
10-
(quar.)—
Anderson-Prichard
Axe
10-
25c
Co
Metal
(B F)
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
Derrick
Hoist &
Press
!
.
Building
Co.,
Products
American
American
Metal
(quar.)
Mart
Felt
&
.'
9-16
Express
Atlas
9-199-19
1
Quarterly
Avery
9-30
9-30
10-
American
Art
10-31
1
15c
Alliance
2nd
9-17
9-15-
9-20
12-
20c
American
$6
75c
115c
9-30
Manufacturing..
Goods
Alumiuum
5%
(San Francisco District)
(quar.)—
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Inc
Industries.
Allen
Bishop
accounts,
_
Below will be found
ing
pfd.
$3
Shoe Stores.——
Alleghcny-Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Bank
except
20c
——:
Surpass
Bankers
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
preferred
Share
of Company
Corporation
Affiliated Gas Equipment,
ms
179
table in
dividend payments in many cases are given
name in our "General Corporation
Investment News Department" in the week when
433
1
second
of past
under the
Bankline
Foreign banks
to
421
+
a
we
Brockway
total
a
Co.,
Inc., 7%
show the dividends previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid. Further details and rec¬
which
Campbell,
$270,000,000
City, $30,000,000 in Chicago, and
Iron
Products,
grouped in two separate tables. In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
in¬
carrying United
50c
15
DIVIDENDS
Loans to
loans
$21,000,000, largely in New York City.
Malleable
Dividends
Buffalo
creased
$ per share-
___.
Paper
Axe
secu¬
$477,000,000 in borrowings.
Commercial,
217
220
Demand
Debits
shows
649
+
273
U.
of the Federal
+
5
445
Time
Thanks
304
+
4,185
bonds
Balances
+
624
Liabilities—
—
Associates,. 2nd preferred—
Corp., common
Cheney Bigelow Wire Works, preferred
American
loans
with
1,924
or
Other securities
indus¬
loans
S.
—
985
loans
certificates;
Cash
419
2,522
make
obligations
...
Government
Government
Reserve
correspondents
Commitments
+
Wednes¬
•
Whittall
J.
Eaton
Agnew
bills
U.
57.3%
accept¬
21
+
pur¬
Treasury notes
combined...
^Contingent liability
for
securities
Treasury
re¬
to deposit and F.
serves,
note
certificate
dealers
Government
Treasury
Ratio
2,533
carrying:
or
estate
Other
U.
Total liabilities & cap.
M.
Admiral
Loans to banks
4.242
+
S.
and
+
agricultural
Other securities __i
Real
27,543
—...
and
12,963
brokers
loans
U.
61
+
466.711
7)
13b)
industrial,
——
Loans
—3.493.101
556,4C6
on
STOCKS
50
35
543
Other
Capital
Shares
607
23,796
chasing
liabilities.—
Total
Transacted by R. L. Bay & Co. in Boston
ord
or
Since
(—)
Aug. 24,
Loans—gross
17,422,662
696
issue.
day, Sept. 7, 1949:
current
—1,821,616
138.074
+
deposits
Deferred availability
this
$50,000,000 in the Chicago District; they decreased
717,206
462.515
Total
in
Borrowings increased $470,000,000 in New York City
and
Aug. 31,
Member
1
deposits credited to domestic banks decreased
Deposits:
B.
112
Jan
Auction Sales
$118,000,000 in New York City and the total
was
Inc. < +)
notes
Reserve
-Oct
collateral trust certificates
in
$179,000,000
Liabilities—
Federal
792
$100,000,000.
A
43,639 454
increased
decrease at all reporting member banks was $179,000,000.
11.539
—
1,825
—
32.625
premises
Other assets
15,070
—
&
397
-Oct
_
400
$27,000,000, and holdings of
adjusted
thq Cleveland District.
■
P.
_
mortgage bonds, due 1951—
Transportation Co.—
Rys. 4%
882
.Jan
all
at
000,000 in the San Francisco District, and $55,000,000 in
—4,021,372
525,607
17,529,427
banks......
foreign
89,119
—
1.7.413 310
preferred stock
States
United
City, $64,000,000 in the Chicago District, $62,-
884,661
—1,487,800
5,000
7,775,200
Total
Power
United
posits decreased in nearly all districts; the principal de¬
146.400
—
Steel Co.,
United
385
—
41,198
+
—.
299,600
—
Bonds
from
13,991
—r
1
.+
832.173
+
45,839
securities;
Govt,
Certificates
Due
+
31,821
—
538
Industrial loans
U. S.
+
—
23,393,818
reserves
cash
of
-Oct
-Oct
stock-
67,585
New York
Other
$144,000,000
Co.,
"other securities" increased $26,000,000.
R.
F.
notes
of
Holdings
Government bonds increased
1948
$
.
total
a
banks.
member
reporting
Co.—
1958
Sept. 8,
1949
1949
and
C.)
•Announcement
(—) since
Aug. 31,
Sept. 7,
Assets—
District
Cleveland
Increase ( + ) or de¬
(F.
Scullin
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $50,000,000 in the
Warehouse
Fireproofing Co., 7% preferred stock
Mickelberry's Food Products Co., $2.40 pfd.
Russell
Reserve Banks Combined
Terminal
mortgage bonds, due
General
—-
10-15
9-30
9-28
9-16
».ia*
10-
1
9-16
$1.75
10-
1
9-16
40c
10-
1
9-19
THE
Number 4837
170
Volume
Share
,
Hanover Bp.nk
L
Quarterly
Central
& Trust Co..'. (N.
4.107e
preferred
(quar.)
preferred, series
4.107c
Central
A
B
(quar._
—
$1.02 Va
Pneumatic
Cinzano,
Ltd.,
Tool,
5727c
Colonial
50c
5%
____—
____
Ice
par tic.
Consolidated
Consolidated
Press,
Trust
(Boston)
__
Maracaibo
Continental
Cooper-Bessemer
$3
fquar.)
Copper
prior
Corp.,
preferred
Industries, Inc..
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Coining,Glass Works,
Martel
•
Steel
&
»
6%i,
Oil
(quar.)
Crum
Miller
Clas
B
.
Cuban
(quar.)
Atlantic
class
*
Sugar
474%
preferred
Davega
Stores
5%>
preferred
Corp.
pfd.
District
Portland
Products,
Dominion
70c
Foundries
Dominion. Square
Douglas
Dow
Drug
7%
Co.,
DuMont .(Allen
5%
1
Steel,
B.)
Duraloy
Company
Texas
New
Howard- Balanced
Stock
9-15....
9-19
preferred
1
1
North
9-30
9-10
10-15
9-30
40c
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
1272c
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
10-15
9-16
10-
3
9-
35c
10-
1
Corp.
10-
1
9-15
■;
50c
9-15
i
9-
.
9-20
10c
__
Class
;
class A
4%
Francisco
Sugar Co.
Froedteft
Grain
&
$2.20-preferred
6%
$4
preferred
474%" preferred
9-l\
&
9-16
5%,
Reliable
11-
1
9-30
1
9-30
11-1
9-30
1
9-19
40c
10-
10-
15c
1
9-30
30c;
r'
10-14
9-20
9-23
;
$1272C
30c
Rome
j
.
Class
9-19
10-
l"
9-15
9-27
7
9-15
10-: 1*
9-17
$1/
$3
10-
*,<•
9-14
I
9-30-
9-12
10-
917»c
1,
J
9-17.
10-
45c
I
t
30c
9-20.
9-30 j
9-
9
9-16
.
11- 1,
9-20
9- 9
28</sC.
10-
10-15.
40c-',
Vr
8-
t$l,7
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
'
10-
"9-15
-10-,1,
$5
(quar.)_
preferred
Klein
(D.
Lambert^
Lerner
472%
Liberty
S.
Emil),
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-16
Stores
preferred
Life
C.),
Quarterly
common
dividend)
(quar.)_
-
Co.,
1
_i
.
9-15
9-12
10-
10-
1
1
10-15
10-
1
(quar.)
$1.1272
—-
5C
1
1
1
;'9-26
9-30
60c
10-
1
10-
1
$1.25 ;
10-15
1
9-20
11-15
10-20
9-12
1
9-
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
9-30
M.
9-15
^2%
50c
$1.1272
&
9-15
9-
.
1
1
1
9-15
1
10-14
1
9-23,
$15c
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-15;
$50C
10-
1
9-13! ;
110c
11-
1
11-
1
10-
20c.
$1.1272
10-
1
10-
1
15c
1010-
10-
11-
1
1
9-23
10-
1
9-23
Electric
Life
Assurance
Tennessee
10-18
10-
Sun
Technicolor,
3
Stock
Terry
7%
-
;
Inc.
t
'
Gas
10-
1
$1.25
A
"
10-
1
$1
40c.
25c
$1.0674,
$1.18%
1
10-
Thermold Company,
2
40c
10-
1
9-16
10-15
25c
9-30
10- 1
9-15
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
"'J
10-
$2.50
9-15
30c
$1.05
10-
,
9-14
11-15
10-15
t
t30c
11-
10-10
,
J53c
10-15
'
■
10-
/
3
10-
1
;io- 3
(quar,)—*..—
(quar.)—
common
10-
1
1
93%o
40c
10-15
75c
1
9-30
1
10-
3
9-22
$1.13
10-
3
9-22
25c
9-15
9-
6
American
'
>
9
9-13
6
'
-*9-15
'
9-14
f
9-15
'
9-
9-30
9-
8*
10- 1
v
9-
9
1
•
(quar.)
American
Gas
preferred
•
——I— '
common.*:
changed
to
quar.)
—
(irreg.)_—-
(irreg.)
General
Insurance
1
9-15
10-14
*
10
1
9-
!•
tf
9-15* "
10-3
9-15*
10-1
9-i5*;
9-15
9-
af
9-15
9-
2
$1.75
9-15
9-
1
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-
1
10-
1
1
9-
/
9- 2
10-
2
9-15
9-
;
9- 7
9-15
10->
<
4
,
1
7
9-20-
v
$!-25
50c
30c
:
9-15
9-1
1
9-14
9-
9-15
8-81
'
•
Co.
12
10- 7
V2c
9-23
_
'9-16
'10- t
10-10
10c 1-10-50
75c
$1.18%
10c
.
8-18
'
9-1
:'
'8-19
11-10
(Houston)
9-
2
1
9-
9
9-14
9-
2
9-12
8-31*
1
9-14*
9-12
——
Hardware
(quar.)
25c
Steamship
750
Co
10-
"
& Leather Co.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Home Products Corp.
(monthly)
American
Ice
9-15
10-
25C
American Hide
American
9-15
9-29
Corp.
(quar.)_
Corp., com.
General
9-i6
9-29
1
$175
(N. J.)—
t
Growers, Inc.- (reduced)____
& Electric Co.—
(increased
American
9-15
10-
25c
was
11-2
10-
10-
*
name
12- 1
-
30c
37%c
8772c
* 25c
j.—
______
Lines,'. Inc.-
July
Fruit
6%
Co.,
non-cum.
75c
_
preferred-
10c
$1.50
10-
9-30
9-
9
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
45c
1
9- J.
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
9-15
10-
^
r
American
Investment
Co.
of Illinois—
317ic
5%
preference (quar.)
472 % preference
(quar.)
$1.25 conv preference class A
1
9-15«
10-
4
9-16
25%
11-10
10-14
$2
9-15
8-30
$1.75
9-15
8-30
American
10-15
American
1
10-20
■>
9-16
9-
$1-50
f
(quar.)*;
common
—
Temper
American
6%
(quar.)
(quarj)-^
!
Export
10-
11-
1
V
75c
15c
$1.30
$1.75
$3
$1.75
40c
$1.25
preferred A
Fork & Hoe Co.,
40C
C272C
1010-
40c
9-19
10-
1
U
9-20
$1.50
Co
Co.,
American-Hawaiian
9-17
87 72c
9-16
9-20
75c
(quar.)—'
Quarterly
9-22
20c
1
'
9-20
9-20
10-
25c
—■
District Telegraph Co.
American
9-15
9-30
1
■'
(Del.) —
—_______
Common
9-30
10-
9-
1
1
10-
J25C
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Dairies, Inc.» common
American
9-20
50c
8
Ltd.—
It
Cyanamid
.
9-15
,
9
10-
75c
d40c;<'
——
Note,
preferred
4%%»
*t
9-21
10-
9-
9-15
$1.50
25c
50c
15c
Co., common
Colortype Co.
Common
3
9-21
3
9
1
10-
40c
preferred
American
10-10
1
.11-
99-
,
25c
6272c
—
Can
True
1
12 72C
9-16
1
1
10-
272c
(quar.)
1_—
Effective
11-
10-
6
10-
$1.1272
(quar.)
Co.
____—
Quarterly
*'
1
1
9-18
9-
10-
*3
3772c
$1.067i
(quar,)_!
Bemberg, 4 72%
American
9-15
10-
.
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
Co. of Canada,
Extra
1%
9-30
50c
8-27
13%c
34%c
American Car &
American
9-15
:
10c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
2
9-
—
—
Barge Line
f$5
$2.50 conv. pfd.
9-
1
9-15
America—
of
preferred
372%
*
1
$2
—
N. Y.)
common.*.-
Corp.,
Co.
American
9-20
1
10-1
10-
IOC
(quar.)
(s-a)
Turbine, common
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
Equipment
Bank
American
9-20
25c
Co.
———-—--—
1
10-
N
Corp.
Ektra
American
10-1
10c
5C
(Canada)
10-
T
com___—
preferred
American
.>
9-17
10-15
,10- 1
10-
Stores
American
6%
9-17
1 *
'
40c
_7__.
Co.,
Mills
Products
'. American
9-15
9-24
10-
Transmission-
dividend
Steam
Co.
2
50c
Co., 7%> preferred (quar.)-^
Foundry Co., com. (annual)
9-30; ,
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
9- 7
American Chain, & Cable Co. com. (quar.)
9- 9 "
*'.'
5%
preferred (quar.)
9- 9 ;
American Cigarette & Cigar Co., common™
9-16
!6%
preferred
(quar%)™_*.^
9-16
9-30
30c
*
:
;
9-30.,.
9-28
9-30
J20c
$ $ 1.75
(quar,
Securities—________—-
2
9-
$1.25
preferred
Quarterly
?
t$1.75
—
1
9-
—
Amalgamated Sugar Co.__
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
9-14
,
10-15
10c
.
.
iZZ
—
9-
9-15
4% -preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.-'—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
9-14
1
9-15
9-15
6272c
(quar.)____—_
_!
Inc.____
Aluminum
9-15
10-15
9-15
'
9-15,
:
1
30c
IIV2C
—
(quar.)
10-10
6
9-15
.
10-^. 3
iioc
'
S.)
$4.50 preferred A
9-17
10-15
Trust
&
conv.
$3.75
10-
9-15
25c
Corp., common..
Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.) ___
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)__——:——
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.
10-
_________
Sterling Drug, Inc., 37a% preferred
Sun Chemical Corp., common
9-15
10-
Allied
11-
8-19
9-30
10c
preferred' (quar.)—
"'Aluminum
8
9-
9-12
50c
(quar.)__
Co.
9-15
1272c
(reduced)
com
.
20c
Company^.—______________
Products. Engineering Co. (quar.)—__
Steel
(Greenville,
30c
30c
(L.
Suburban
10-
Stock
O.
9-10
\
(quar.)
Power
&
Paper
/Allied
8
40C
England Telephone Co._____~
Railway Co.—
Starrett
1
10-
3c
40c
25c.
'
Gas
Mills,
Allied
,
10c
Paper
8-23
75c
Allianceware/ Inc.,
Allied
$1.25
(quar.),—
Service
*9-15
Corp.____—_
(Watertown,
Corp.—
Electric
$2.50
f 20c
Bag &
1
$$1.25
$25c
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (quar.)___
Allied Laboratories, Inc.
(quar.)__
9-30
—
New
Southern
10-25
25C
;
9-23
15c
:
'
9-
10-
9-5
83/4(?-
O;KCorporation
Foods
$4.50
Allen
9-20
9-15
(quar.)______
(quar.)_
10-
(initial)
Co. (quar.)j.,
Corp*
Engineering
'
9-14
56 7jC
10-
1
t37 7ac
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)
47i% preferred (quar.)____
9-23
50c
7
10-
com.
preferred
Agricultural Ins. Co.
Quarterly
Alabama
9-26
10-
87 72C
7
9
9-
10-
5c
»'
new
Manufacturing
Allegheny-Ludlum
10-
35c.
9-
10-
$25c
preferred (quar.)
Alabama
9-15
$1
$1.50
Bolder$
When
*
Ameriqau. Gold & Platinum (s-a)_r—
Southern
9-26
40c,
—.
($10 par) (accum,)
—
5727f conv. preferred *($25 par)
(accum.)
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR. Co.—
5%
preferred (s-a)
9-15
10c
________
D.)
9-16
10-
(quar.)
5JA% 'preferred
9-15
9-27
15C
_7_——
Gas (quar.)
Advance
9-20
9-15
1
Payable of Ree.
Share
Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
convertible
Alabama
1
9-23
10-
$1
preferred
(A.
1
10-
week, these being given in the
Aluminum
Airlines
9-10
io-!,;
62 72c
(quar.)______________—_
Southeastern; Public
9-20
10-
•
9-20
—___——
class B
Southern
9-15
30c
5%
9-14
——.
Corp.
Extra*.
10-20
1
10-10
5c
—
Corp.
Aetna-Standard
9-14
10-
$1.12 7a
—
Company, Ltd., cqmmori_______^
(quar.)_.
! ■/
,(^.)
10-
25c
(quar.)
this
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Life Insurance Co
9-15
1
$15c
(quar.)_—
Oil
$2.12
South
9-16
1
3772c
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
9-30
10-
30c
(quar.)
(stock
,'
5%
(quar.)___:
Corp.,
50C
$1.20
—-—
preferred
Company
Company
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Slater
9-15
9-30
10-
(quar.)____—
(quar.)
1
9-26
Creek Gold
Sinclair
$1.50
Co.
Aetna
7
+
9-15
1
$$1.12 72
$1
(quar.)_____
10-
28c
Common
.
$1.50
preferred (quar.)___
Johnson & Johnson (stock dividend)
9-
Mines; ?Ltc£—.
Sherwin-Williams Co; of Canada, Ltd.—
Sheep
.
20c
—
.
9-11
1
$$1.25,
Inc-.,; class A
Oil &
11-
.
Company,
(J.
5 %
9-15
1
97 7aC
common.!—
preferred
.
Shamrock
Smith
—
1
10-
Corp.
Shaler.,Company,
2
10-
$1'
•
8
UOC
_
9-20
9-20
10c
,
$1272C
—
1
9-30
10-
30c
4%%
J25c'
10-
10-
__
Royalties Management
Russell Industries,
Ltd.,. common..,——
7%
preferred (quar.)
Safeway Stores, Inc.,"common (quar,)——
5%
preferred ;(quar.)
San Miguel
Brewery____
7
Sangamo Electric Co. (quar.
7%
(quar.)
Kelling Nut Co. 6%
(quar.)
common
-'.
'/
9-15
Co.—
Castings
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing,
10c
Schuster (Ed.)
Coqipanyj common (quar.)
474% preferred
(quar.)
,
9-15
10-15
(quar.)_
10-10
Electric
Steel
.'Advance
35C
9-17
50c
,:
A "
.
9-20
10-15
$35c
A
(quar.).
Addressograph-Multigraph
9-16
1
$25c
.Qable Corp., common (quar.)—__—
.convertible
preferred (quar.)
—
common
(quar.)____
4%
9-30
Paper
preferred
Acme
9-16
10-
$8%c
(quar.)——(quar.)
t
9-20
50c
(Kan. City)
_—
Adams
10-1
6c
$2
9-15
10-1,
9-29',,:
$1.25
___
com.
Stores
9-20
10-15
(quar.)—
&
Acme
30c
—:____——
Corporation,
preferred
9-20
10-15
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
preferred' (quar.)
_<
Class A partic. preference
(quar.).__—_—
9-30
Reymer & Bros..—
Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd.—
.
9-12
+5c
■
~
(quar.)r_Ai._._rr__
Gas
10-15
Rothn\oor Corporation,
15c
Natural
'$12c
,
participating class A preferred (quar.)
9-19
.7 Robinson Cotton Mills, Ltd.—__———'
V, ' Extra. —*—
:J:—-9-lG;«
Rochester Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
9-16
4%% preferred
(quar.)
—
9-29
;
50c-
Reece
International Minerals <fc Chemical Corp.—
Kansas-Nebraska
Co.,
(quar.)_;_l—:
Renfrew Textiles,
11-
(quar.)
com.
9-20
$2
'
Corp.
9-19
1
9-16
9-20
772c
International, Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Class/A (quar.)
Z."
!--472%* preferred
(quar.) —_—
Bakeries
1
10-
(quar.)——
Co.
9-20
10-15
5%
'
——7—______
10-
,
4% preferred, (quar.)
____—
Inter-City Baking Co. new-com. (Initial).——
$4.80
9-20
10-
15c
30c
pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)___
Ralston
—
"preferredjr< quar.)-------
Interstate
Co.
9-20
(quar.)______
International Ocean Telegraph
10-: 1
12 V2c
Power,
10-14
1
1
Acadia-Atlantic
'
10-14
$1
5.% preferred (quar:)_r__^_—
Ingprsoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
50c participating class A
(quar.)
preferred
9-20
.—
9-30
1
_
4%
1%
&
A-
class
10-31
$1.0674
(quar,)-
1
$5
i.
$1.12 72
lquar.)
(quar.)__
75c
Machine
Laboratories
$1.50
Power & Light—
$1.50
4%' preferred; (quar.)-_L__-,™___-_
1_
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &
Ireland American, deposit receipts (interim)
Indianapolis Power & Light Co., common.
Common
10-
Putnam, (George)
Imperial Tobacco Co., of„Canada, Ltd.—
4%
9-15
25c
preferred
10-
A
Extra
1
______——
10-31
10-
9-19
Company
Abitibi Power
10-
prior preferred (quar.)—.
Fund (Boston!
Radio Corp. of America—
$3.50 .convertible
1st preferred (quar.)__
1
9-10
9-30
(accum.
announced
Abbott
11-10
10-31
$3772c
Sulphite .& Paper ,Co.-r(quarl)
10-
common
(Texas)
11-30
11-15
$1
Co.
Purina
9-
$1.75
Per
11-10
'
$1.12 72
Puget Sound
9-30
A
preceding table.
9-15
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
9-20
9-20
8
1
—
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)____
3.6574
pre/erred '(quar.).—_J__
____
Honolulu Gas Co.,: Ltd.. (quar.)
Houston Oil; Co.
dends
9-19
9-
10-
(quar.)
(reduced quar.)_
10-
10-21
9-17
9-15
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divir;
$15c
Co.
9-15
10-
class
Corporation
9-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
9-27
9-30
(quar.)__—
preferred
Name of
(quar.)^—.
$1.37 7z
Engineering Corp.__l_
J.1 Company,
(H.
Corp.
Lighting Corp.,
Huron
4%
class
'67o
Development
&
9-24
(quar.)
Hein-Werner; Corporation
Heinz
Yolande
11-30
(quar.)
Common
9-19
10-
$1.12 72
______
com.
(quar.)
iNv. Y.)
Yates-American
9-16
lC
Mining
11-24
Die Corp. (quar.),
'_
Wire Co., Ltd.* lquar.)______
Guaranty Trust Co-,
9-15
preferred
$2.50
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Grumman Aircraft
'Port
40c
I.
Western Insurance Securities
10-1
Acceptance,
Mining
12-5
1
t5c
(B)
9-19
1
9-30
5
25c
12-
Tap J&
Greening
1
10-
———
10-
Inc., com...
Great Lakes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Great. \Vest Fplt. Co.,. Ltd.-50c
Convertible
preference" (quar:)
V
10-
$1.25
$1.40
6272C
(quar.)
•
25c
George Putnam Fund—See Putnam (George)
Gibspn Refrigerator Co.. (quar.).
Granite! City Steel Co.™_
Greenfield
56V4C
(quar.)__——_____
10-
.*.
Great American Insurance Co.
3
9-20
Co.-r7
Service
Polaris
.
9-20
$1.02 7a
& Surety Co.
Quarterly
Western Grocers,;Ltd.,
9-19
Co.
15c
com.
3
9-15
55c"
(Texas)
Western Casualty
10-1
50c
_____
(quar,)
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-15
10-
75c
General,Public Service $6 pfd. (quar.)___
$5,50 .preferred (quar.)
»:
General Time
9-16
1
$1.05
9-19
$40c
Co.
Inc.
6
9-20
10-
25c
pfd.
10-1
45c
9-
1
87 V2c
(quar.)_-_
10-
9-15
9-13
10-
(quar.)_
class
preferred C
Works,, "Ltd._________
Leather
Plough,
7%
4727o
4.107e
9-19
Co..
preferred
Co.,
1
9-
1
$25c
1
(quar.)__
1
______—
9-16
1
t35c
(quar.)____
(reduced).
Oil
Power
preferred B
8
10-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
,
1
10-
75c
(quar.)
American
preferred
Penn.
4.20%
10-
:_
50c
General American Investors Co.,
$4,50 preferred (quar.)*—
General
West
9-15
9-19
10-15
(quar.)
20c.
:
(guar.).
Ltd.
Malting
9-15
9-
9-16
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
-
1
9-30
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—•
5%
preferred (quar.)__—
Pittsfield
CoaL Gas : (quar.)
9-10
10-
25C
*
6%
preferred (quar.)
Foundation Co. of Canada,
9-24
9-
10-14
1
50c
Electric Co.,
20c
(quar.)
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc„" '6% pfd.'(quar.)
Pratt' & Lambert, Inc.———'
~Pressed Steel Car, 472%- preferred A (quar.)
Progress Laundry Co
'
(quar.)
(quar.)'
Penn.
9-15
preferred
47a%
9-13
9-15
7.12 7ac,
(quar.)__*
^
Dairies. Inc., com.
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
West
60c
_______
com.
$4.50 pfd
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
9-15
9-24
50c
(year-end)
5%
; Pacific
6
$2
(quar.)
(quarl)
B
9
8
11-15
1
10-
15o
9-
9-
1
11-
$$1.25
9-28
Light, Heat & power Co., Ltd.—
Common
,
9-19
9-30
,
20c-
Foremost
Public
3.90%
9
$3
Forbes & Wallace
Ohio
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
Webster-Chicago
1
Light
Candy
preferred
9
10-
12-
30c
$2
(quar.)—r
9-
1
Oil, Ltd.,
Scotia
Nutrine
„
9-15
$1
t26c
25c
A
Nova
9-23
'
1
Co.
Northwestern
Ottawa
25c
Class
North .Star
2
$2.50
File
10-15
(quar.)
Victor Chemipal Works, commqn
372%
preferred (quar.)_T;
Washburn "Wire Co. .(quar.)
:
10-
Cooker
American
9-21
17 V2c
Inc.
common
9-28
$1.0674
—
•
2
25c
I
Shce_Go., class B
9-30
10-
Bearing
Trust
Nicholson
9-15
$1
(quar.)
Publishing
Springfield
York
9-15
Fidelity. Fund, Inc.
First
9-19
25c
(quar.)
—
6% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
9-24
& Company (quar.)
Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co. (reduced)-.
Food Machinery & Chemical
Corp.________
Florsheim
9-27
3
10-15
10-
Pressure
9-24
+25c
%
(quar.)_____.
Pennsylvania
10-11
10-
20c
Radiator
New
9-30
(quar.)
com.
75c
England Gas & Electric Association—
47?% convertible preferred (quar.)
9-15
Fear, (Fred)
of
5%
20c
Enterprises,
Ltd.,
5c
Stamping,
New
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.
Co.
9-20
%—
National
9-15
10-
1272C
(quar.)
common
European & North American Ry. Co. (s-a)_
Fairmont Foods Co., common_'______,_
Stream
10-15
20c
Oil,
Motor
10c
preferred (quar.)
__1
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)___
Extra".
!__
4.16%"
Viau,
(quar.)-
National
j.
9-12
10-
4%
Co.,
9-20
50c
_____
20c
Ero
H.)
-3
60c
Co., Ltd., common——
preference
(quar.)
National
9-15
t5c
Fund
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Empire Brass Mfg., Ltd., class A
(T.
10
New
Ecuadorian
Estabrooks
Valc^r
Grocers
National
9-15
25c
Fund______
Endicott, Johnson Corp.,
9-15
$1.05
Aluminate
National
tlOc
Howard
Finance
1
ioc;
•'
&
9-30
lc
National
Ltd.—
&
&
Diablo
25c
___.
(initial)
Eaton
9-30
1
Investors
Co.; (quar.)
25c
<quar.)__.
(quar.)____
Eaton
Field
Mount
1
9-21
$1.25
25c
Tobacco
.
(quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp. $1
10-
preferred
prior
Plan
$1.50
Extra
4%
$2.50
9-21
9-30
8%.! preferred
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
9-30
$1.50
,
Corp.
Morgan Engineering
25c
Machine,
common
10-15
40c
Corp.
Locomotive
Morris
10-
(quar.)
Co.
Leaf
10-
9-10
9-30
Insurance. Co.,
Universal
9-30
10-15
Inc
Sulphur
Washing
Universal
9-20
$25C
—
Utilities, Co.,
preferred
Montu'eal
9-29
'
common
—
9-30
_____
___™
Duriron"Company,
1
preferred
9-20
20c
Petroleum
$4.20
convertible
1
(quar.)_
Fuel
70c
1
12 V2c
9-30
20c
(quar.)—
33%C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
pfd.
,
(quar.)
River
preferred
20c
57c
1
9-20
$1.12 V2
preferred-
International.Securities Corp.—
$5 1st preferred (quar.)
United Stockyards Corp.—-
10-15
_
5
10-
10-
&
10-
—
Co.,
2nd
10-
(quar.)__—
1
10-
Ltd
preferred
International
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
9-10
10-
quar.)__
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mfg.
$6
U. S.
partic.
Foreign Securities Corp.—
preferred (quar.)____
20c
lc
Montana-Dakota
9-20
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Laboratories, Inc.—
convertible
Easy
10-
Co.
Dunhill
Duval
series A_!__
(increased
Corp..
Lomason
&
1
9-20
preferred
&
1
10-
.*._
Cement
^Theatres Corp.
Doeskin
10-
^
(quar.)
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co
Diamond
A
Mohawk
Y.)
Machine
10-
1
15c
1st
25c
(quar.)r
1
10-15
$1
:
25c
,
—
Mississippi
i quar.)
Manufacturing Co,
Delta, Electric Co.-(quar.)
Deposited Bank Shares (N.
9-16
(quar,)
(increased)
J.
Y.—
Decker
9-29
Manufacturing Co., common——
iquar.)___
N.
of
$1.25
-----
Company, common..!
4 7?%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)__—
Minnesota Power & Light, 5% pfd. (quar.)_
1_.
(quar.)_
9-20
Miller-Wohl
(quar.)
Extra
5%
Cudahy Packing, 4V2%
9-30
9-30
Co
Corp.
Class
com.
10-15
common
preferred
Extra
Alquar.)
_
Co.,
9-30
25c
(quar.):
McQuary-Norris
Medford
Securities,
Corp.,
preferred
preferred;series 1945 & 1947 (quar.)
Crum & Forster, common (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Forster
9-30
10-15
10c
Y.)
Exploration Corp.
Corp.
S. &
80c
(N.
McAleer Manufacturing Co.,
372 7?
&
Co.
Calculating
Mills
Mascot
.
___
common
10-15
(reduced)
Trust
Oil
Marchant
U.
31ViC
—
11-
25c
(quar.)
Fund__
Non-cumulative
8
45c
Co.
Midland
Marine
_
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Manufacturers
(quar.)
9-16
$4.50
,
Sugar
Income
Holders
United National Corp.—
9-30
9-15
(Ky.j —
Co.
Manati
Retail Stores, common (quar.)_
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Baking Co., common (quar.).
preferred
9-19
—
Consolidated
$5.50
1
10-
50c
9-28
___________
Ltd., class A
United
—
(quar,)
Investment
9-19
:
Y.)
(N.
45
Payable of Rec.
50c
>.
—
"
Udylite
50c
9-30
_____
10-1
10c
Publications, Inc., common_____
;
$1.50
participating preferred—
Mading- Drug Stores, common (quar,)—
55c
preferred (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd
(quar.)_
Participating ±
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
40c
Macfadden
—_
common......-.,.
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)_
Underwriters Trust Co.
—
preferred (quar.)..;..—_______
j
5%
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
Ludwig Bauman & Co. > (quar.) _______
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
_
Company, common—
preferred B (quar.)—____—
$6
Common
common....—,.
Electric
&
(quar.)
9-10
9-16
—
Cement-"..
Company
9-19
When
Share,
•
*
10-1
Corp.__„_—T___——
Portland
Louisville Gas
A__„__.
Columbia Baking Co.,
Aircraft
Longhorn
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)______
Clopay; Corp., -class
u_—
Lockheed
preferred
Trane
Company
72C
17
J.), Inc., 6 7o pfd. (quar.) _
Chain
(quar,),—_
Extra
Vermont Public Service—
convertible
Name of
37 72C
(quar.)
(Thomas
Locket; Steel
preferred (quar.)
Chapman. Valve Mfg. (quar.)__
$3
preferred
Lipton
4.15%
Chicago
7%
♦
32 %c
.
$1.02 V2
series
Per
Payable of Rec.;
Lindsay Lightt & Chemical Co.—
com., (quar.)
(1021)
-:
Holders
When
Share1
Namfifif Company, .7,
$1
& Gas,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Per
Payable of Rec.
Y.)—
;
Illinois Electric
COMMERCIAL^ &
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Central
i
American
(quar.)
Locomotive
Co., common
7 % : preferred
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry Co.—
3.90%
preferred
(qilar.)
Metal Co.," 47a %
Meter
Co
*
preferred (quar.)
28Vic
317«c
35c
9-15
9-14*-
$1.75
10- 1
10- 1
9772c
$1.12%
10-15
12- 1
11-21
$!
9-15
8-1S
9-14*;
9-30
American
(bi-monthly)
Co,
News
k
A
B
preferred A
<4
preferred
$5
9-
1
37 %C
9-15
1
5%%
37 %C
9-15
9-
1
Bridgeport
$1
9-15
9-
1
(quar.)
$6 pfd.
(accum.)
Radiator
American
Corp.,
&
Snuff
1
9-
10-
1
9-
50c
1
9-
10-
1
9-
8
7 %
preferred
$4
American
Smelting
Co.
Cotton
Common
G%
Arkansas
9-
1
British
10a
9-15
8-
1
6%
1st
6%
2nd preferred
10-
6
50c
9-29
9-
6
9-22
9-
2
4Va%
Cork
preferred
Armstrong
(quar.)—
Class
B
4%%
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-30
9-15
Buffalo
:> 62 %c
9-15
8-15
Building
$1.12%
10-15
9-15
1
9-16
J 30c
9-30
9-
J15C
1010-
1
10-15
9-12
10-
$1
1
C.
8-22
$3
5
(N.
of
Y.)
9-30
9-16
9-15
„-19
$12%c
9-15
5%
8-19
tl5c
10-
1
9-15;
10-
1
9-15
30c
0-22
1
15c
9-15
9-
10c
0-30
9-15
-
Corp.-
—
■
(quar.)
Mills,
Common
(monthly)
Common (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
*4.50
preferred
(quar.)
1
25c
10-
9-
183/4C
10-
9-20
(quar.)
A
•
2
Avondale
$4.50
preferred
Collieries
Babbitt
(B.
T.),
Babcock
&
Wilcox
4c
(Joseph)
Bank
Extra
Barber
of
Basic
Canada,
3
Beatrice
3%%
Bcatty
Beau
7 %
Ties,
Packing
preferred
Bell
Co.
(quar.)
non-cum
$1.75
9-16
__
1
9-15
10-
1
9-28
9-
Canadian
$1
1
Canadian
9-
9*
1
9-
9*
9-21
$1
10-
1
9-15
$1
9-12
8-26
4V2%
1
1
1
9-15
12y2C
10-
50c
„
i.1
9-13
40c
_
1
9-26
9-
9-14
Class
8-29
Canadian
7%
Ltd.,
common
10-
1
8-31
Canadian
115c
10-
1
9-15
Canadian Motor
.
preferred
Loan,
9-15
Common
10-15
9-15
Common
9-15
8-15
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-15
8iy.c
Hill
pref.
Cement
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
$1
50c
—
II-
1
9-15
Canadian
preferred
preferred
preferred
Pacific
Silk Products Co.—
10-
1
9-20
Canadian
$1.75
10-
1
9-
2
Canadian
50C
)"
(quar.)_L—"HI
6%
10-
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
Cannon
9-30
9-15
Class
9-30
9-15
50c
9-26
9-12
.
30c
.
9-23
9-
$1.50
.'
9-30
9-26
75c
9-15
9-
$1.37 y2
50C
25c
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9
7
9-15
9-7
9-16
$1.50
A
Ry.
Co.,
(quar.)
Westinghouse
Co.,
Ltd.
Mills
(quar.)
Co., common
B
(quar.)
preferred
Carnation
Co.,
1st
I
common
preferred
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy, Inc.
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Carpenter Steel Co.
(quar.)
9-
9-30
9-15
10-22
9-17
25c
75c
Co.
Co.
Corp.
Clark
Controller
Clark
8-25
Equipment
5%
9-15
M
Cleveland-Cliffs
$4.50
9-10*
$4.50
9-15
9-
9
11-
1
1
1
Climax
9-15
0-1
9-15
9-
Clinton
9-10
9-
Cluett
1
8-15
-9-15
9-30
9-12
30c
9-10
Coal
12-15
9-30
9- 6
25c
Class
B
9-15
9
3 "
9-15
9-
3
$1.12'/2
10- 1
40c
$1.25
9-13
9-
I
9-13
9-
1
25c
9-14
9-
1 *■
$2
9-16
9- 6
10c
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
com
(reduced)
Gas
A
&
25c
9-26
9-12
20c
10- 1
9-16
50c
9-26
9-12
10- 1
9-16
$1.75
$1
Electric
!___
25c
30c
(quar.)
International
9-20
Cochran
1
0-15
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
Colonial
9
9-
Commercial
8-10
9-20
Insurance
Co.
America
of
1-
3.60%
Credit
Co.,
preferred
10-
1
9-15*
Commercial
10-
1
9-15*
—
Quarterly
9-15
Commonwealth
8-29
Investment
Life
1
9-~i
10-
1
9-
10-
1
1
9-15
9-30
9-23
10-15
9-23
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
•
10-
8-31
10-
9-
10-
9-9
10-
9-
9
10-
9-
9
0-
9
1
.
9
9- 9
9-30
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
10- «
"
1-
&
Southern
; $6 preferred
Community Public Service
Shoe
Conde
(Ky.)
Confederation
Co
7%
class
Common
Co.
preferred
9-15
75c
70c
-
(quar.)
Y.)—
.
(quar.)
Baltimore,
preferred B (quar.)
preferred
1
8-31
Consolidated
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
Consumers
Company,
10-
1
9-15
Consumers
Gas
Power
$4.50
$20c
$17y2c
$$1.75
9-15
10-31
9-30
10-15
9-15
9-28
9-14
12-15
11-25
Co.
1:"\* 9-15'
1
Co.
8-18
(quar.)
25c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
$50c
62Vic
25c
9-30
8-30
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
',f:
Ltd
Co.,
'
,
,
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-
1
$1.13
10-
$$1.25
$$2
$50c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-1
5%
9-1
8-22
Foundry
preferred
Continental
Gin
9-15
Copper
9
9-12
10- 1
10- 1
37%c
50c
12- 1
93%c
25c
10-
9-
9
:
9-15
1
$2
9-23
10- 1
$1
11- 1
50c
9-13
11-18
9-
6
9-23
10-20
9-
:'
Range
Cosden
The
common
(quar.)
Crane
L.),
of
2
'I.
1
9-16
10-.
1
9-19
10-
1
10-
1
$1.12
y
Corp
Co.,
5%
12-15
20c
9-12
8-19
10-15
9-23
$1.66%
9-12
9- 3
$10c ,10- 1
9-15
j
"
conv.
Ltd.
pfd
(quar.)
America,
9-15
1-3-50
9-15
common
Corp.,
9-15
.
$1.13
25c
$1.3iy4
:
9-
1
y
.
Company, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Creameries
9...
10-
V 50c
—
!
Petroleum
9-15
•.
$1.25
above payment clears all arrears.
(R.
\
40c
933Ac
(quar.)
•
9-26
9-
9
9-15
9-
1
25c
9-30
9-10
$1.50
Inc.
10- 1
9-20
30c
9-24
9-14
25c
10- 1
-
8
9-15
9-
*
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.-—
$5.25 preferred A (quar.)
9-23
9-12
Machine-**
9-15*
9-12
40c
Co.,
Steel
I
9-30
10c
preferred
10- 1
9-
&
8-25*
10-
10c
Co
preferred
Continental
1
Fibre
yv
9
9-9
-9-15
9-15
933/+c
Corp.__™^
9-
1
9-30
30c
25c
._v:
(quar.)
4%%.
9-1
10-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
Commercial
9-15
9-15
com.
Mfg.
Assurance' Co.
Common
2
9-15
10-
$2.50 pfd. (quar.)
(Reading, Pa.)—
Continental-Diamond
9-1
9-
^
10-
Can Co., common" (interim)
preferred
(quar.)
10- 1
9- 2
$1.25
Corp.,
Lithograph
preferred
Continental
9-12
9-12
10- 1
10- 7,
15c
Continental
Continental
$4.52
Continental
8-12
1
(quar.)_.™
(quar.)
preferred
1
8-25
11-
$1
*
;
Utilities Corp.
Grocers
Consolidated
9-261
9-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
C
preferred
9-26
;
90c
Light & Power
common
(quar.)
10-
9-15
* 9-12
1
Electric
of
4Vi%
1
6 !.
9-30
10- 1
10c
:
9-
9-20
10-
$1.25
Co.
9-10
9-
1
5c
Gas
Consolidated Gas
5%
\
40c
(quar.)
10-
9-2'
10- 1
25c
Extra
Consolidated
4%
•
f'; 10c
-
'
Engineering
8-31
9-9
$$2
,
$3.50
(N.
9-15
10- 1
37V2c
(quar.)
Consolidated
V
8-25
25c
(s-a)™
Edison
9-12
9-14
9- 9
15c
v
I
(accum.)__
Dry Goods Co., com.
Consolidated
$5
A
9
9-30
9-15
;
Life
preferred
6
9-
y 9-15
9-15
9-15
50c
-
^_™
Asociation
(Toronto)
(quar.).
i
Connecticut
Light &
Power
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.
Consolidated Cement Corp.—
$1.40
9-
9-24
'
.
$1.50
Congoleum-Nairn
Consolidated
9-15
9- 6
—
(Del.)—
Machinery Corp.__
Publications, Inc. (quar.)
Nast
8-31
10-
Co.
Corp.
1
10- 1
,
6c
i.~^':<;15c
Commonwealth
Compo
9-30
Insurance
.
37'/2c
{
(Del.)
Quarterly
9-15
10-
10-
Co.
1
Crompton <fe
6%
Knowles Loom
Works
preferred (quar.)
Crowell-Collier
Crown
Class
Publishing
Cork International
A
r
0-15
9-15
9-30
9-30
•
25c
Corp.^_-^_„_l__+.
Solvents
Commonwealth
9-2
9-12
Co.—
'
Commercial
8-25
,9-15
Shearing & Stamping
9
10-
90c
90c
'
(quar.)
1
9-29
10- 1.;
10- 1
25c
.
(quar.)__
common
9-
$1
25c
12lAc
'
—
9-
8-26
9-13
9-30
$1
•
& Iron Corp. (quar.)
Baking Co., common .(quar.)50c
participating preferred (quar.),;
Participating
9-12
9-15
.ir9-12
Fuel
Columbia
? {
''
9-20
Life
Colorado
10-
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
9-10
9-12
1
15c
Company, Inc., 4»A% pfd.
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, $3.50 pfd.
9-16
9-30
10- 1
53V«c
87'/2c
i.
Coleman
9-30
9-16
10-
$1
$7.50
Corp
(quar.)
9-16
9-30
~
Company
Coca-Cola
Co.
10-1
Co.—
(quar.)_
Coca-Cola
Foil
9-9
(quar.)
9-20
1
8-26
$1.12*/2
common
8-31"
10-
,
(Monthly)
(interim)
Inc.
8-31
,
8-26
12-31
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
1
9- 6
4%
(quar.)_
common
Co.
9-15
10-
9-15 '
9-15
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-14
50c
8-26
9-26
50c
Co.,
Mills
Industries,
2nd
9-26 ^
9-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Worsted
Counties
6
10- 1
9-19
10- 1
$1.37'/2
62»/2c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Coast
9-
Illuminating Co.
Peabody & Co.,
7%
1
9- 6
$1
(quar.)
common
Molybdenum
Clinchfield
9-15
9-20
9-15
8-22-'
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
preferred
Cleveland
9-15
10-
9-15
10- 1
Cleveland
10-14
10-
9- 8 '
$48
50c
Graphite Bronze Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Quarries
(reduced)
5%
10-14
„
$1.25
pfd.
Cleveland
,
9-20 j
9-20
Supply
Electric
9-15
9-20
(quar.)
Iron
preferred
Cleveland
8-26
9-15
10- 1
'
$1.75
4%
(quar.)
Corp. (stock
Clary Multiplier
Cleveland Builders
9-15
35c
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
2
25c
5%%
Co.
preferred
,
8-15
9-
Investing
7
9-30
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Products
9-7
$1.75
com.
Electric,
9-22
10-
$1.50
33A %
(quar.)
10-
8-31
&
City
10-7
75c
50c
37 Vic
9-30
Service
Crain
(quar.)
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
$2
9-10
Cities
Gas
1
75c
Capital Transit Co
Capwell, Sullivan & Furth,
33A%
Cincinnati
1
11- 2
$37y2c
75c
—
1
9-23
7%
preferred (quar.)___*.
Chrysler Corporation
9-1
Wirebound Boxes, Ltd.—
class A
9- 2 *
(quar.)
Co.,
10-
—$37'Ac
(quar.)_
$50c
Capital Administration Ltd.—
$3 preferred A
(quar.)
6%
9-
0-15*
-
,
9-23
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Christiana Securities
Oil
Cotton
4%%
ordinary
3iy4c
IIIII
9-20
9-30
12y2c
III™
(quar.) Ill
pfd. (quarl) II
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
■>Albany RR
preferred
class
—
(quar.)
Canadian
Canadian
50c
(quar
i
9-30
Products
9-20
7
9-15
10c
Lumber Co.
Chickasha
10-
9-15
10- 1
11-1
preferred
$$1
9-15
$1.50
&
9-20
6
9-15
1
2'/2c
Chicago Towel Co., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
y
(quar.)
8%
8-19
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
75c
87V2c
50c
—
iquar.)__
(quar.)
Rock Island & Pacific RR., com.__
series A (quar.)
Chicago & Southern Airlines, Inc. (resumed)
5%
-
(quar.)—
10-
45c
9
9-13
25c
(Consol.)
9-13
10-
2-2-50
$183Ac
$25c
$$1.12y2
Cos., Ltd.—
10-20
Co.
common
Bryson, Inc.
Oil
5%
•
$50c
$3iy4c
$25c
$5c
$15c
$10c
$35c
$25c
$433/4c
$70c
$30c
Y.)
Chicago,
1
9-20
"A%
50c
(N.
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.
8-15
'
*"
9-
8-31
Extra
$15c
—
4%
;
10-14
$3.75
(quar.)
37V2C
___
conv.
Ltd
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)—
.•L
Chesebrough Mfg. Co.
$15c
1
I10c,
9-14
1
9-15
9-12
10- 1
(quar.)_
Cherry Rivet Co. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
"3V2%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Co.
I
9-15
25c
8-22
$$1
(quar.)
common
Lamp Co.,
150c
common™I™
Ltd.,
Ingersoll-Rand
10-
*
J
10c
1
$1.12y2
25c
(quar.)
& Trust
10-
10c
9-14
9-14
1
S
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50 pfd.
conv. pfd. A
5%
B
Bank
99-
Corp
Chemical
Consumers
(quar.)
50c
—
Co.,
preferred
9- 2 v
9-15
10-15
$1.12'/2
8-31
$$2
Co.
(quar.)
Industries,
10-
I
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp., 7% pfd.
5%
A
Candy
5%
8-31
Ltd—
Corp.,
^
125c
Tobacco Co.,
Jkitany Mills,
Foreign
General, Electric
(quar.)
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
8-31
Chase
10-17
9-10 ?
15c
America
of
50c
common-—,-
(quar.)—
Investment
Reduced
25c
&
A
Co.
V
15c
(quar.)
Investment
Store
9-20
9- 2
9-20
10c
(quar.)_
com.
9-10 .v
•
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-ia,<
^
—
—
Inc.
Champion Paper & Fibre,
9-16
9* 1
$25c
Ltd.,
Products,
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
1
Chain
75c
——
Co
Products
preferred
4%%
9-30
10-7
10-15
10-
—
(quar.)
Electric
Century
8-25
10-28
10-28
9-15
10- 1
9-15
9-15
9-15
10- 1
$25c
Class
preferred
Co.
;
Food
l$l.50
1
Certain-Teed
Ltd.—
Co.,
Common
9-14
10-
(quar.)—
common
Dock
&
Common
Canadian
9-14
10-
(quar.)
Dredge
Canadian
10-
125c
—
(quar.)
preferred
3
84 % C
(quar.)—
common
Cottons, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
6%
9-15
Celanese, Ltd.,
preferred
10-
(quar.)-
preference
Participating
10-
r
conv.
Canadian
(H.
prior
60c
8-31
10-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Canners, Ltd., common (quar.)—
1st preference (quar.)——__———
Participating
9-10
•
•
—
—.——
5%
$$1.75
Book-of-the-Month Club
€%
1
50c
—
C.) Co., common (resumed)
5%%
prior preferred (quar.)_
Bond Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
;
II™
,
10-
&
(
Canadian
9-10
8-31
;
Black, Sivalls
&
1
9-10
1
——
Insurance
.j.—
Breweries,
9-15
convertible preferred (quar.)
Black & Decker
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Boston
10-
1
10-
Life
States
—-—
$50c
Canadian
9-15
5%
Bohack
9-12
10-
(quar.)
com
B
6
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bibb
Manufacturing Co.
Biugham-Herbrand Corp.,
Bloch Bros.
Class
9-
—
Canada
$2
Limestone &
Extra
10-20
1
75c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
(quar.)
Hedges,
4%
preferred
Bethlehem Steel
1
3
9-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bessemer
10-
9-
Co.,
—
50c
pfd.
Utilities
—
$i.i2y2
Hosiery Co.,
Quebec
&
9-16
9-
12-13
.
$1
Campbell (A. S.) Company, com. (quar.)—
25c
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
———62 y2c
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
5%
preferred
(s-a)
$2.50
Camden Forge Co., 5!4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
34%c
Canada Bread Co., Ltd.—
4y2%
1st preferred (quar.)
t$1.12y2
■"
5% preference B (quar.)—
$62y2c
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.—
^5'
;
$1.30 preference (quar.)
$32 V2C
Canada
Crushed Stone,
Ltd
$15c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, common
*
15c
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
",Canada Foils, Ltd; (initial)——
$10c
Canada Foundries & Forglngs, Ltd.—
i
Class A (quar.)
$37!/2c
Canada Malting Co., Ltd.—
$50c
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A
(s-a)
$75c
Class
B
(s-a)
$25c
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
$$2
I Canada Starch Co., Ltd.—
7%
non-cum; preferred
$$3.50
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.
(s-a)
*
$50c
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd., Class A (quar.)
$$1
125C
$3.25
$4
1
—
(quar.)
(semi-annual)
6
(quar.)_
Bendix Aviation Corp.
Beneficial Industrial
Benson
10-
1-2-50
63c
75c
28c
28c
^ 75c
60c
•
25c
27'/2c
50c
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Co.,
Special
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.);
Telephone Co. of
Belleterre
9
9-10
Co.
9-15
—
4%
Inc.
Ink
(s-a)
preferred
125C
(quar.)
&
preferred
9-
12y2C
common
common
Bclding-Corticelll, Ltd.,
5%
1
0-24
75c
preferred
Ltd.__.
Beech Creek RR. Co.
Belgium Glove
10-
20c
Co.,
Brummell
convertible
12 %C
(quar.)—
convertible
Brothers,
Bccch-Nut
$1
$1.06
Inc
Foods
9
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp
Works
Cigars
0-
40 c
(quar.)_
Bausch & Lomb Opt. Co.,
Bayuk
1
50c
preferred
Iron
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd.
Manufacturing Co.,
4%%
1-15
$1.25
Corp
Bastian-Blessing Co.
Bath
10-15
9-23
25c
.
——
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
12 Vac
Refractories,
Bates
1
10-10
$%e
'
Oil
11-
2-1-50
|V«o
Extra
Barber
4-15
37 %c
—
Ellis
3-15
1-50
30c
-
_
Building & Equipment
I-50
25c
,
(quar.)
2-15
$1.12 ;
& Sons Co
preferred
1-15
1-50
$1.12
.
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
L,
4%%
1-50
4c
(quar.)
Bancroft
11-15
12-15
4c
••
,
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
1
1-50
4c
-
preferred
1
12-
4c
Co.
1%
11-
4c
9-15
4c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_
Inc.
(quar.)
7%
1
4C
:-v,
-
Baldwin Company (quar.)—
Baltimore Porcelain Steel Corp.—
•
10-
'
Cent»ry Ribbon Mills,
8-25
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)California Water Service
(quar.)
—
Automobile Insurance Co. of Hartford
Ayshire
Power
a2% %
$5c
(quar.)
California-Western
Delaware-
(quar.)—-(quar.)—
5'/2%
,
quarterly
Products
Electric
preferred
5y2%
7%
Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
&
preferred
California
*10c
Co.
Corp.
California-Pacific
110c
$12c
$1.75
$1.75
$25c
25c
75c
(quar.)
(Holding), Ltd.—
preference (s-a)
5.60%
8-26
56 %C
9-15
9-10
6%
8-30
Wireless
$2.50
10-
1
9-20
&
Calgary
11-
Bldgs. Co.,
$30c
;
—
Co., Ltd.. Class A
Financial
T.
5'/2%
'
5
40c
I.
Cable
California
10-
$30c
(participating)
Byers (A. M.) Company
8-15
9-15
933Ac
pref.
9-23
11-1
9-15
9-15
-9-15
10-15
'>
10- 1
9-30
9-14
(quar.)
City
(quar.)
Dry Dock
9-16
$1
—
'
1
50c
—
—
pfd. (accum.)
Butler Water Co. 7% preferred
;
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
9-16
$1
—
Automatic Fire Alarm
Class
9-30
30c
(quar.)
Alarm
Steel
9-
A
B
Bush Terminal
8-29
9-15
75c
pfd. (quar.)
common
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire
Automatic
8-29
9-15
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
8-30
Ltd.—
Class
9-10
30c
Co.
9-16
..
.
$1
30c'
(quar.)_
common
6%
9-15
10- 1
9-15
25c
$20c
*
10- 1
Central
9-15
75c
?
9- 1
87'/2c
preferred
3.50%
8-30
8-30
Molded
—___
'
1
9-30
"
9-17
Mill
90c
9-2
9-
9-30
9-30
10- 1
(quar.)
Co.,
Power
Chicago
$40c
25c
9-2
preferred (quar.)_
$1.50
Paper Co. common (quar.)___—15c
Central Steel & Wire, common
(quar.)
25c
8-30
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10-1
9-12
10- 1
9-12.1
9-15
$1.12 Vi
Service
Public
Maine
Chicago
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Class
8
30c
Electric Service Co., Ltd., common
Class A (quar.)
1
Auto Fabrics Products Co., Ltd.—
Initial
v
pfd,
3.60%
Ltd.
Company
Burrard
,
9-10
1
—
Auto
B
Products,
&
Burns
9-10
4%
preferred B
Corporation (quar.)
Imperial Engine Co.—-
A
9-16
1
9-26
quar.)
3.75%
Class
1
10-
10- 7
10- 7
10- 7
10- 7
10- 7
10-7
Illinois
preferred
8-15
d40c
d$l.75
Burgess Battery Co
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
9-16
10-
,
Refining Co.,
preferred A (quar.)
Class
9-
9-15
10- .1
12 %c
.
-——
(quar.)
RR
Corp.,
preferred
Niagara Electric,
Bullard
1
59 %C
(quar.)——
(increased
City Electric Co.
Automatic
9-15
25c
Central
Central
8-15
$1.25
20c
9-30
Bulova Watch Co.
Co.
Atlantic
preferred (quar.)
Pipe Line
15C
(quar.)——
6
25c
Buckeye
9-
9-
8-30
9-
9-12
10- 1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
(quar.)
com.
Bucyrus-Erie Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
,
10-1
4x/i %
$7'/2c
Co.
(monthly)
9-30
9-15
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
50c
Hollywood Building
Light Co.—
6
10- 1
11- 1
9-14
9-14
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-31
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
Illinois
9-15
'
—J.
20c
Refining common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Line
$5
(quar.)
(quar.)___
A
9-15
$1
Coast
Extra
class
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1
—
(quar.)
8-31
*40c
Investment
A
9-
9-15
10-
Central
1
pfd
5%
Co
Storage
$7'/2c
Ltd.
B
1
Corp.
fieries
8-15
Mills,
Class
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Atlantic
Atlas
12-19
25c
Atlantic Greyhound
Atlas
12-23
V 0-15
25c
(quar.)
Atlantic
4%
9-23
12-19
$1
10c
90c
*30c
_
4%
25c
'
convertible
Associates
9-30
12-23
20c
(quar.)—
common
$4
1
25c
&
(quar.)—+.
common
Distillers,
Bruck
(irreg.)—
Oil
$1.20
10-
$1
Corp.,
Asbdown (J. H.) Hardware, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)"
Aspinook
Bigelow,
Brown-Forman
$1
(quar.)——
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar
Ashland
—
9-10
(quar.)_
B
——
9-30
—
preferred
convertible preferred
Class
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Junior preferred (quar.)
Brown Shoe Co., $3.60 preferred
(quar.)
Asbestos
&
Brown
$$1.50
+$1.50
15c
$1
' 25c
(quar.)——
Iron
Cold
Chamberlin
————»—
.
9-
(quar.)
Constable
Arnold
& G.)
9-15
y
a2%%
19%c
(quar.)
933Ac
Co.
common
class
(E.
-Extra.
1-21
1
Central
Telephone Co.—
preferred
9-20
$1.25
Gas
Brooke
10-22
•
15c
Power
Rubber,
1
Columbia
1-31-50
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
<3.75
11-
$1.50
1
$3
preferred
conv.
Armstrong
11-
$1.25
8-30
7
„
common
8-30
10-
50c
common™
(quar.)
Catelli Food Products, Ltd.,
Payable 0} Rec.
5c
58%c
d40c
d$1.75
$15c
$$1.75
$25c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9,
(quar.)———
(quar.)
3'/2%
preferred
4%
—
9-30
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
9-15
—-
Western
Steel
9
9-
,
—-
10c
common
Arkansas Natural Gas, 6%
Armco
9-
10-14
—
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
9-27
$1
(reduced)
Arkansas-Missouri
9
$1.50
(quar.)
Edison
Ariwna
9-
* c
123/gC
•-
—
37 %c
Corp.——
Corp.
9-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Mills
2
9-
9-13
10-15
10-15
Corp.
Corp.,
Company,
preferred
7%
Ltd,—
(quar.)
9-15
preferred (s-a)__
Oil
Argo
<4
6*
(J.
Central
—_
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
A|*cx Electrical Mfg. Co., 7% pr. pfd.
Arts
9-
—
6%
Arcade
3
Lead &
Zinc,
Applied
10-
10-
93%c
(quar.)
registered
(interim)
is
5% preferred bearer shares (s-a)
a2%%
Amer. deposit receipts bearer (interim)19%c
Ordinary
bearer (interim)— —\
.
Is
British Columbia Elec., Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
*$1
4%% preferred (quar.)
$$1.19
British-Columbia Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
J37%c
'Class B
(s-a)
$25c
British Columbia Power, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$40c
2
$1
.6%
Apex
9-
50c
Smelting, common—
AO prior preferred (quar.)
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. (reduced)
Anchor
Post Products,
common
(quar.) —
—
1
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-
$1.50
9-15
Ordinary
$1.75
7%
9-15
Amer.
35c
(quar.)....
9-30
9-30
9-15
preferred registered shares (s-a)
deposit receipts reg. (interim)™
5%
8-25
9-15
I.)
Cassidy's,
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
8
60c
Refining,
Sugar
Oil Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
2
0-16
9-30
$1:50
—
pfd. (quar.)
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp, (quar.)—
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Tobacco Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
American Vitrified Products pfd (quar.) —
American Woolen Co.,
common
(reduced)American
9-
9-24
.
10-
Steel Foundries
Co.
British-American
pfd.
OA
d35c
—
(quar.)
3%%
Case
7%
n
9-16
'•—
Co.,
General
&
9-15
10- 1
.
prefened
Corp., 4%
Carriers
Plywood
$1.37%
35c
;.'d25c
(quar.)
—
Common
common—
preferred (quar.)
Stores
1S1.50
/
(quar.)——
Corp.
Carrier
,®
9-10
Holders
When
Share
of Company
Cascades
————
Light Co.
Stratton
<fe
Bristol-Myers
9-10
9-20
$1.25
50c
American
(quar.)
Gas
Name
Power Co., Ltd.—
Co.—
convertible
preferred
Extra
.
American
.
Per
Holders
9-29
10- 1
75c
75c
.—
(quar.)
Sons
preferred
Briggs
6
Co
Co.,
6%
6
25c
.
Stamping
American
10-
$1.25
—
5% pfd. (quar.)_
Standard
Sanitary
common
American
C%
$1.50
(accum.)-
President Lines,
American
&
Bridgeport** Brass
(quar.)
(quar.)—...
.American Power & Light,
Co—.
Bearing
J.)
9-
7% preferred (accum.)
American Potash & Chemical—
Glass
(E.
9-15
$1.75
\
Glass
Brach
Brazilian Traction, Light &
Monday, September 12, 1949
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Roller
Bower
9-15
1
10-
50c
2
9-
9-15
25c (
...
Co. (quar,).
American Paper Goods Co.—
.American Optical
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Holders
When
Per
Name
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1022)
46
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.-rr__^,...
.a
9- 9*
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4837
Volume 170
Per
&
FINANCIAL
Per
Holders
When
CHRONICLE
(1023)
Holders
When
,
Cork
Crown
$2
Share
of Company \
Name
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
Inc.—
Seal Co.,
&
9-13
9-30
9-16
9-17
5%
9-30
Falstaff
Culver
pfd. (quar.)_
5%
Sugar Co.,
Atlantic
(s-a)
Co., common
Corporation
Cummins
Engine
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores,
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Inc.
Extra
Clothing,
Curtis
Publishing
Co.,
(quar.)—
(accum.)
ptd.
$7
Daniels
David
Ltd.,
Frere,
$1.75
75c
25c
50c
Deep
Oil
Rock
Corp
Stores,
Fibre
Delaware-New Jersey Ferry
Delaware Power & Light,
4.28%
Oil
Aluminum &
Detroit
Harvester
Brass
Co
Detroit
Mortgage
Detroit
Steel
Realty
&
Chemical Co.
preferred
Diamond
Alkali
Diamond
"T"
Diana
Co.
Distillers
9-15
Dobeckmun
125c
25c
62 %c
15c
50c
112 %c
144c
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Gas & Electric, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
7%
Corp.
Dairies,
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Stores,
Dominion
Tar
t$l
Co., Ltd.____
Linoleum
&
(quar.)
Ltd.
Chemical
&
9-15
9-26
10- 1
9-10
9-23
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10-15
1:25c
135c
140c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Oilcloth
Dominion
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
'"v
;■
(quar.)
Company
Doehler-Jarvis
Dominion
__
New
10-28
137%c
9-15
$4.50
Durez
4V2 %
:
6 %
Chemicals,
& Fuel
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred B (accum.)
6% preferred B (accum.).
Eastern States Corp., $7 pfd. A
$6
preferred
——_
Co.,
10- 1
9-2
40c
10- 1
9-2
$1.50
10- 1
9-2
(quar.)
Eddy
.Vy 'V:v^
class A
(irreg.)—
preferred
(quar.)
*6%%
participating
El
Paso
common
preferred
Paso
Electric
Co.,
$2
conv.
Products
Electrolux
9-13
8-27
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
Extra
,
(quar.)__
Watch Co. (quar.)
common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Emerson Drug Co., 8%
preferred (quar.)__
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Empire District Electric Co., common
preference
conv.
5V2%
preferred
Garlock
Equity Corporation,
Common
(irreg.)
common
(irreg.)
—
—
(s-a)
Emporium Capwell Co., common
preferred
——
(s-a)
Equity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Erie Coach Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Railroad Co., $5 pfd. A
Ltd.,, 5%
Corp.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
6%
5%
conv.
Candy
Cigar
General
37'/2C
10-
1
9-15
25c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-13
12-28
1-30-50
3 10
$1.25
5-30-50
6-12
_
10-
12-
a
1
9-20
30c
9-15
8-22
9-15
$1.50
,
,
Ordinary
4Vi%
pfd.
Corp
10-14
9-15
Harshaw
Hartford Fire
9-
1
30c
12-20
12-
1
(quar.)
37»/2c
9-30
9-15
28y8c
9-30
9-15
1
General
6
Hazeltine
9-20
Hearst
9-
6
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
t$1.37
10-
1
9-
1
75c
50c
10-
1
9-21
7%
7%
9-26
9-19
9-
6
Henkel-Clauss,
9-15
9-
1
Hercules
31 Vic
9-30
9-15
Hewitt-Robins,
25c
•9-15
9-
25c
9-15
Hibbard, Spencer,
Monthly
1
10-14
11-25
11-10
$1
11-25
11-10
9-12
8-18
Holmes
9-16
Holt
preferred (quar.)
Industries, 5%
General
Mills,
General
Motors
&
Paint
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
9-19
Home
9-16
Homestake
9-15
8-31
Honolulu
10-
i
$1.25
11-
1
93 %C
6%
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-12*
8-25
Co.
6
4.40%
9-14
9-15
55c
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
$1.50
(quar.),
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-15
A.) Co., 5%
25c
11-30
11-25
Co.
15c
9-29
9-16
Products
(S.
Gerrard
9-20
1
$1.25
Power
preferred
9- 7
9-28
9-20
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)—
Co.,
Gibson
Refrigerator
Machine
Gillette
Safety Razor Co.,
Girdler
Corporation
Harvester (quar.)
$1.12%
—
$5
11-
$1.25
37 %C
(quar.)_
pref.
8-30
9-14
25c
Co
1
10-
1
Coal
Alden
Falls
Glens
—
Co
*
Distilleries
(N.
Co.
Insurance
Glenmore
Y.)
class A
9-15
9- 1
8-19
7%c 1-10-15
10c 1-3-50
50c
9-12
$3.50
9-12
11-10
Globe
V
9-
6
9-
10-
56V4c
10-
-
1
1
6
9-
2*
9-
9-12
40c
2*
25C
—
(B.
F.)
preferred
Ltd.
Co,,
9-
1
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
10-
Horner
.
' '
5C
common
(quar.)
;
preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_
preferred
Cement
Class
A
(quar.)____
of Canada, Ltd.
9
Co.
Co
5%
preferred
97 2
9-20
9-
9-20
1
9-26
30c
$1.50
10-
1
56y»c
10-
1
B
9-
1
9-
9
9-20
9-10
50c
9-20
9-
t$l
9-12
8-12
30c
,
9-30
9-16
9-30
$1.50
10-
t$1.25
1
9
9-16
9-18
(quar.)_
50c
$1.25
•
9-12
9-30
9r20
12-30
12-20
9-30
9- 9
50c
9-
2
$1.183A
10-
1
9-15
30c
10-
1
9rl9
Canada, Ltd.—
9-30
8-16
10-1
13%
8-10
9-30
112'/ac
->
4Vi%
$1.03Ve
$1.25
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
9-9
10- 1
9-10
9-
1
9-
1
115c
75c
Inglis (John) Co., Ltd—
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.—
___.
Reduced
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Bank Group Shares (s-a)
9-30
9-
1
9-12
8-22
110c
10- 1
9t16
9-22
9
2'/2c
27%c
9-30
8-31
-
1
$
Steamship
Building
(Chicago)
pfd. (s-a)_
4%
Co
Cellucotton
Products
(quar.)_
Extra
Bronze
Powders,
participating preferred (quar.)
International Educational Publishing Co.—
$3.50
preferred (accum.)
Harvester
Nickel
9-15
8-15
International Paper Co..
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
of
10-1
9-20
37V2C
10- 1
9-10
10-1*
9-19
9-16
Ltd.—
6%
Elevating Co.
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
50c
50c
37 %c
Exchange
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp.,
International
9-
9-30
137%c
1$1.06V4 "
preferred (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (new initial)
Industrial Rayon Corp.
(quar.)
International
9-30
"9-30
1$1.25
(common).
(quar.)
5%
$4
.
25c
preferred
International
1
common
(quar.)
A
International
9-
*9- 2
9-30
10-
112y2c
,
1
9-20
25c
(interim)
preference (s-a)
& Michigan Electric Co.—
4Ve%
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.—
8-15
9-15
9-27
9-27
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)__
Ordinary
9-15
,$!
6
6
$1.25
of
112%C
!0- 7
9-
25c
4%
9-15
9-
9-15
9T 6
Indiana
9-15
1
8-28
$1.12V2
_
9-30
10-
9-
9-15
$1.0644
preferred
Imperial Tobacco
9-30
t$l
9-15
9-16
12'/2c
Co.
$4.75
International
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Gorham Manufacturing
pfd.
quar._
125C
Gordon Mackay Stores,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Telephone Co. (Madison,
(quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (s-a) _______
Wis.)
9-12
8-15
'
50c
$1
Co.
Commercial
Illinois
9-30
8-15
9
9-20
12-22
Corp
Huttig Sash & Door Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
Interlake
9-15
9-
9-30
1-2-50
(quar.)
(Harvey), Inc. (quar.)
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. (London, Ont.),
Quarterly
9-26
9-15
1
'
2
9-16
50c
Insurance
Co.
Hoskins
10-15
$1
10-
2
9-
1
25c
class A
Co.^
25c
$1.25
9-16
9-
12y2c
___,
(Frank W.), Ltd.,
$1.25
—
9- *
8-31
9-12
10-
50c'
Company, Ltd. (quar.)
Company, class A
Hotel Gibson Corp.,
Ideal
1
9-30
$1
(quar.)
Bearing Co
Hoover
Company, common (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)_______
5%
1
10-
62y2c
(quar.)
(s-a)
10-
50c
&
$1
(quar.)
7
16c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A
Ball
$1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common
convertible
8-23
12 %c
-
9- 6
;
7
Electrochemical—
Insurance
(interim)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Goodrich
Ltd.,
Co.,
8-23
9-12
$1.50
(quar.)—
Mines,
Manitou
State
9-12
62 %c
Brothers,
preferred
$2.50
9-15
10c
(reduced)
(quar.)
9-14
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)__
Stock
Golden
$5
9-14
1
9-12
10c
Golden
$5
8-31
9-20
10-
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Works
Brewing
Goldblatt
4%
1
20c
Inc.
Knitting
&
1
9-
20c
Extra
Gold
2
9-
9-20
40c
—
common
convertible
4Vi %
9-
9-20
50C
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Glidden Company,
Co.,
9-15
50c
50c
Gleaner
99-
9-30
*
Hudson Bay
10-
10-18
9-15
125c
Hubbell
$3
10-28
9-15
.
9
50c
8-29
9-20
;
common.™-...
preferred
Marine
9-15
9-30
30c
(quar.)______
9
Telephone Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
General
Georgia
Co.
9-
50c
pfd.
9-20
9-1 %
'
9-
9-20
8-31
1
9-24
45c
20c
1
(quar.)
$6
Castings,
9-18
12'/2c
1
9-30
1
9-15
10-
$1.50
12'/2c
10-
20c
10-
343/ac
(quar.)______
10-
______——
9-10
25c
25c
common
1
9-12
\
$1.50
Co.,
(accum.)—
General Steel
Glen
,
9-
9-15
,
9-12
10-
"
$4.50 conv.
9-15
25c
1
(quar.)
Manufacturing
6% preferred (quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., $2.25 pfd. (quar.)_
40C
Corp
semi-annual
Refractories
General
&
Oil
10-10
1
1
10-
20c
Mining
$4.25
Realty & Utilities Corp.—
Increased
Gerber
«
10c
(resumed).—
Signal
(quar.)
Railway
preferred
General
$6
25c
&
10-10
10-
25c
(quar.)
Equipment
Precision
11-
pfd.
(quar.)
Bartlett & Co.—
Honolulu Rapid Transit 5%
Hoover
CeinentPCo. (quar.)
General Portland
General
9*
'
(quar.)
Phoenix Corp.
General
9-
Hooker
preferred
General
Fire
1
3
$1.25
>
preferred
2nd
conv.
$1
(D. H.)
10-
10c
10-
____
preferred
10-
.
—
40c
•_
(Henry)
5%
Corp.—
Corp.—
$1
1
1-1-50
15c
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General
10-
9-16
-
Corp., class A
(quar.)
convertible
$1.25
(quar.)
—
Printing
5%
Inc.,
$1
(irreg.)
$4
1
9-
8-20
f25c
Co
Hollingsworth & Whitney,
25c
-1
9
9-15
Inc. '(quar.
Furnace
6
9-16*
9-26
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
7
9-
1
9-15
43%c
Holland
9-
1
■
$1.75
Mainfold
,
9-15
10-
9-15
(quar.)__
9- 7
10-14
9-21
30c
Dauch
&
10-1
25c
1
9- 7
6
10%
B
75c
$1
Paper Co. (increased)
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
a7%%
reg
$1.75
General
;
10-
5J/2%
preferred
Powder
OH
Class
Hinde
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
Hickok
2
•
7%
Corp
9-
9-30
433/4c
Monthly
9-15
8-31
10-15
30c
—
9-15
1
al0%
preferred A (s-a)
preferred C (s-a)
General Fireproofing Co., com.
General
3
8-15
9-13
'___
,
$6
9-16
9-15
t$2.50
5% preferred (s-a)_
Hendry (C. J.) Company,
1
,
*
,
(quar.)__
Paper Products, Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
10-
(quar.)_____
preferred
Common
1
Publications, Inc.—
1'
10-
9-10
(accum.)
10-
10c
10-31
9-30
10-
10c
Mining Co.. (quar.)
Helemano
Co., Ltd
Helme
(George W.) Co., common
io-
conv.
Instrument
Consolidated
preferred A
11-
25c
11-11
9-30
floe
Hecla
6
37'/2c
33y2%
25c
$2
(quar.)_____
8-3L
(quar.)
$1.06 y*
4%
7%
Co.
9-
5%
General
Glass
1*
(quar.)
9-14
dividend)
preferred
10-
iocJ
9-12
25c
common
2c
:
919
9-25
Corp.
Hendershot
(quar.)__
■■'.■'>
1
10-15
30c
prior preferred -(quar.)
Hazel-Atlas
9-
130c
Co.,
$4
9-15
quar.)___
■
10-
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
(stock
non-cumulative
9-16
Corp.; common
Corp.
$1.25
(quar.)
$3
9-20
7%%
Finance
9-19
35c
9-30
1 $ 1.25
:
9-15
1
$1.25
Tobacco
»
1
common
Hartman
2
9
10-
prior preferred (quar.)
Hart Battery Co., Ltd
9-30
?
Co.,
•
10-
10-
$5
25c
receipt for ord
10-20
quar.)
(reduced)
Insurance
Harris-Seybold
25c
Bonus
9-10
(reduced
9-16
——
deposit
Issue
Gas,
Steel
9-
(annual)
registered
1
9-12
15c
Harrisburg
(quar.)
common
9-IO
10-
$1.20
f20c
Harrisburg
9-15
_™
1
$1.50
9-10
9-30
8-16
10-
'
Co.—
9-30
Co.
8-10
9-15
$1.121A
1
Chemical
9-15
$1
(irreg.)_
common
Refractories
2nd
9-15
25c
$1.06'A
5c
:
common
Co.,
Bonus
American
preferred
9-15
>
-
9-15
9-15
(quar.)__
1
10-
(quar.)__
preferred
1
10-
2
-
9-10
9-30
10-
Co.—
Company,
9
9-20
37'/2c
112Vfec
10-24
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
A.)
11- *.
I
(quar)._
preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., common
5%
12-
25c
_________
6%
1
8-22
Ltd.
(quar.)___!____
$1
___J
A
$8
(quar.)
150c
__—
9-15
9-15
9-15
Harbison-Walker
(M.
34 %c
(reduced
Controls
10- 1
9-15
10-10
10- 1
9-20
5c
com.
preferred (quar.)
Dry Batteries
______
General Electric Co., Ltd.—
10- 1
10- 1
V- 1
4y2%
1
9-
Co.
Ltd.
75c
6%
50c
50c
t2^c
9-30
$1.25
Co., common (quar,)__
preferred (quar.)__
Paper
10-
General
$1.75
31c
7%c
$1.25
9-15
9-»
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred (quar.)____.
General
10- 1
10- 1
_
4y*%
Hanna
_.
Supply
General
683/4C
62%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
6
:
pfd.
common
Co.,
Co.
9-19
11-15
1
1
H2y2c
9-16
15c
(quar.)
series
preferred
$4.25
9-30
12-1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.,
(quar.)
Goebel
9- 1
8-20
1010-
$1.10
(quar.)
common
Cementing Co.
Co.;
Watch
1
Manufacturing Co.—
participating preferred (quar.)
$3
Globe-Union,
9-16
1
9-15
Printing
Bridge
convertible
4%
General American Transportation Corp.—
9- 1
9-19
9-15
9-
F.)
Hamilton
Gemmer
8-21
9-30
9-30
8-30
9-15
(W.
10-
(quar.)
'
9-20
8-15
5c
10-17
$1.25
Extra
8-30
14c
preferred (quar.)
5y2% preferred (quar.)
10- 1
9-15
25c
$1.25
•
Hamilton
8-30
■>
5%
25c
40c
12- 2
9- 2
9- 2
918
1
35c
Co.,
Halliburton Oil Well
5
Hammermill
■
9-20
9-19
9-19
Hall
6
9-
8iy,c
(quar.)
Co.
Power
1
9-
9-15
.
Corporation
Extra
Gatineau
9-
9-20
9-15
Inc
preferred
Packing
Garrett
10- 1
-*•
1
9-20
J25c
9-13
t$1.18
& Co., Inc.,
Class
-
9
$1,25
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
.(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Company,
4%%
15c
25c
(Calif.)
Corp.
preferred
Pie
-
9- 9
11-
Quarterly
11-20
37 Vac
1st pfd.
Co.
(Julius)
20c
—-—
—
Esmond Mills,
10- 1
10-10
-10-1
9-30
50c
$2.75
$1.50
(Seattle)-—
8-23
9-10
9-16
9-16
9-27
9-20
9-16
9-15
10- 1
9-30
30c
75c
Company,
Eskimo
9-20
$1.12%
Corp.
Elgin National
Erie
' 8-31
.
Consolidated
»
Products
Electrical
Garfinkel
1
5c
(irreg.)_.
A.)
(Robert)
preferred
10c
(quar.)
Investors,
25c
Quarterly
7%
9-12
10- 1
(quar.)
Controller & Mfg. Co, (irreg.)
Electric Ferries, 6% prior preferred (quar.)
Electrical
Co.
(George
12-
15c
:
Electric
20c
30c
$1.06 %
Auto-Lite
Boat
9-15
Utilities
States
$4.40
2
ti2 y2c
Gisholt
(Texas)—
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Natural Gas, common
Electric
5%
8-16
9- 5
9- 2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Common
$4.50
9-15
9-15
9-15
Works
Oil
Dorado
El
—-
9-15
9-15
35c
Inc.,
Stores,
Bros.
4% %
—
9-30
9-30
10- 1
125c
$3
$1,62%
(irreg.)—
Paper Corp.
/v--.-
25c
25c
1$1
—
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.,
Eddy
5V2%
9- 2
$1.50
Washing Machine Corp.—
A
(irreg.)__
*
B
(irreg.)
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
Elliott
10-1
$1.75
Class
Electric
9- 1
12- 1
10-14
9-15
—
Class
El
9-15
12-15
11- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
common
Easy
Edison
Refining
Gair
8-23
(accum.)__
(accum.)
B
Kodak
preferred
6%
Power
Fundamental
8-22
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1,50
6%
Gulf
8-19
62y2c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Builders
9-15
9-15
8-22
12-
$1
(s-a)
preferred
General
Massachusetts Railway—
6%
Eastman
prior
9- 1
9- 1
11-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
1
30c
(quar.)___
Co., class A pfd. (quar.)_
Corp., common
i
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
6
$1.50
Kleiser
&
Frontier
10-10
10-10
20c
—
9-
10-10
9-
9-30
10-
(quar.)
25c
Gas
Box
9-14
,
&
Baking
10-25
10-25
9-15
Frankfort Kentucky Natural Gas (quar.)___
Fraser Cos.,
Ltd., common (quar.)
9-15
8-15
8-15
9-15
6
Company
Oil
General
<*'
$1.12%
$1.50
Inc.
Associates—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (accum.)
prior
Eastern
6%
9-13
* 9- 1
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
9-15
9-30 >
9-20
10-17
9-15
9-
Co.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—^
convertible preferred (quar.)__
General
65c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Plastics
Eastern Gas
9-15
9-15
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., $5 pfd. (quar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Power Co., $6 preferred (quar.)_
.
Foster-Wheeler
10- 1
8-27
9-21
9- 1
9- 1
9-15
9
$2,50
(quar.)
Frontier
87 %c
$1.12,/2
(initial)
preferred
preferred
,
9-
Co
preferred
Foster
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1.
9-2
10- 1
10- 1>-
9-19
Stores,
Foreign Light & Power, 6%
8-23
9-10
9-10
9- 1
9- 9
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-27
9-27
9-30
8-15
10-15
,
Guantanamo Sugar Co., $5 preferred
10-
9-10
9-30
25c
Gruen Watch
1-3-50
3
37'/2c
1
$1
9-10
10-
25c
$1.06 Vi
;
6
75c
9-2»
10- 3
45c
(quar.)
9-
30c
1
Brewery Co.—
(increased)
9-
(irreg.)
9 20
10-
$1.75
(quar.)__
9-21
Inc.__
common
1
30c
30c
Baltimore, cl. A_
R-23
10-
—
__
preferred
Corporation
Grinnell
9-15
9-21
(reduced)
common
convertible
1
9-30
Western
Common
9-
130c
7
i$5
(Winnipeg)
9-15
(s-a)
Stove
Foothills
1
11- lv.
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10- 1 ,
10- 1
12- 1
10-15
10-15
—__—c
at
Stores,
Corp.,
Foote-Burt
V-v-
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
common
$3.50
V
9-15
9-15
;
Griesedieck
1
9-15
9-30
130c
Co.
120c
Ltd
3%%
■'-'V'-
10-15
125c
Voting trust certificates (quar.)—
125c
$1 preferred
(quar.)_.
125c
Dominion Textile, Ltd., common (quar.)
115c
7%
(quar.)_—_______—___i_
t$1.75
preferred
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.—150c
41/2 %
convertible preferred
(quar.)
1 $1.12 %
Dover
Industries
(quar.)
115c
Dow Chemical Co., common—
40c
$3.25 2nd preferred (quar.)____——_
8IV4C
$4
preferred A (quar.)——_______
$1
Draper Corporation
*—________—
• '
$1
Dravo Corporation, 4%
preference (quar.)_
50c
Drerser Industries, Inc., com, (quar4-^-~—
50c
3%% preferred (quar.)
—_——_
93%c
Driver-ftarris Co.___._;—_________—______
50c
Duke Power Company, common
75c
7%
preferred (quar.)
_____—$1.75
Dun & Bradstreet, 4%% pfd. (quar.)—_—_.''$1.12%
Duquesne Light Co., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)—
$1.25
Duquesne Natural Gas Co., $4 conv. pfd
40c
$5 convertible preferred
___
50c
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
Common
Food
.
Ltd.
Dixie Cup Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 class A (quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams,
9-27
10-
9-
9-30
.
10c
Canada,
Corp., common (quar.)
Fair Stores, common-(quar.)
Fuller
held)
shares
Distillers
•^'9-
1
5%
Power
43A %
10-17
9-
Co.—
Extra
8-31
20%
9-15
62 V2C
America
preferred
$2.50
8-29
9-15
Co.,
2
8-19
9-15
125c
t62'/2c
Ltd
Co.,
Corporation, common
preferred
(quar.)
9-
9-15
15c
Greyhound
9-20
$1.50
-
Felt
Great Western Sugar Co.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
9
9-20
1
West
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
Shoe Stores
of
National
Florida
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Corp.
Products Co., Inc. (irreg.)
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Stock dividend
(One share for each two
Dictograph
10-
0-2&
Co.—
Great
6
$1
Company
Railway
preferred
Great West Life Assurance
9-
3
$1
Northern
9-
9-30
7
10-
Works
9-15
1
9-23
40c
Co
Ltd.,
6%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Flintkote Co., $4 preferred
9-12
♦
Great
9
—
$2.50
Fitzsimmons
2-6-50
9-27
9-15
10-
Y.)
'/
9-
20c
(N.
-
1
"
9- 1
9-10
9-
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
York
$2
11-10
9- 1
9- 6
v
25c
__
&
First
Food
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Car
Works
First
9-15
2-1-50
9-24
25c
Indemnity Co.
9-18
10-
10c
Non-cum
B
Florence
50c
(quar.)
Motor
Stores
75c
______—
J.
& Smelting
Curme
Co.
Class
9
125c
37^0
$2.50
10-1
93%c
Co., Ltd., commmon
Class A preferred (quar.)
Class B preference (quar.)
Co.—
.
(N.
25c
(quar.)__
Paper
9-15
Products
Finance
9-15
j•••;■
(s-a)
participating
Engineering
Lakes
*•
11-2&
9-26
Quarterly
1
preferred
9- 2
•
Lakes
Great
10-
J.)
&
9-10
9-10
11-15
9-15
9-15
Great
9-13
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Field
(Marshall)
(see Marshall Field)
9- 1
9-10
9-15
50c
lc
50c
(quar.)———-———
Corp.
Dewey & Almy
25c
pfd. (quar.)—(quar.)
5%
Stove,
Detroit-Michigan
$1
25c
12 Vic
(reduced)
Corp. (quar.)___
I—
(Kansas)
Co.
Detroit
6%
92Vic
$1.07
Western RR. Co.
& Rio Grande
Denver
Derby
pfd. (quar.)—
9-13
1
Ferry Cap & Set Screw
8-29
9-15
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-27
9-30
(s-a)__—$5
$1
Co.
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (initial quar.)
3.70%
9-20
9-10
1
10-
15c
Screw
9-16
9-15
9-15
9-20
9-16
9- 9
9-15
9- 2
$1
1
10-
50c
Federal
10- 1
10- 5
10- 5
10- 1
9-30
9-23
10- 1
9-15
.
10-
30c
Co
Mining
(J.
Insurance
8-28
12-15
ioc
Corp
56yiC
American
Holderm
9-15
J25c
Varnish
T.) Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Drug Stores Co. (quar.)
Great
When
Payable of Rec.
125c
(quar.)
9-29
(quar.)
Co.
A
Rapids
(W.
Gray
Shops, Inc._
Federal
5%
3
1
Share
(quar.)__
3%%
10-15
Insurance
Felin
9-
10-
Per
Company
Company, Ltd., class A
$0 185625
Co.
Rubber
Feltman
3
1
Federal
9- 2
Grant
9-
U-
Bake
9-15
9-15
9- 9
8-26
9-15
Class
50c
Faultless
9-15
9-12
&
10-14
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
Federal
9-30
9-30
9-30
Grand
100%
dividend)
(stock
Life
9-
8-31
$2.50
Y., (quarterly)
N.
Park,
$1.25
87 Vic
$1
50c
12 %c
50c
15c
25c
Inc. (quar.)
Delaware Fund, Inc.
(quar.)_
Delaware & Hudson Co. (guar.)
-
Fashion
37 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
Malleable Iron, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co., common (s-a)_
8%
preferred (quar.)—
De Long Hook & Eye Co.
(quar.)
Decca Records, Inc.
(quar.)—
—
Dayton
Dejay
Syracuse,.
125c
(quar.)
Traders
9-14
9-15
$5
common
(quar.)
Farrel-Birmingham
50c
class A
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.—
Quarterly _ii
•
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)
9-16
9-18
9-12
9-24
t25c
Chemical
preferred
&
2
25c
% %
Farmers
Grafton
25c
Brewing Corp.
9- 1
9- 7
8-26
9-10
10- 1
9-18
30c
25c
Extra
Davison
4
9-12
1
30c
(quar.)
Inc
Railway Motors,
preferred (s-a)
4%%
10-
„
Name of
Payable of Rec.
65c
;_
Products,
(The)
Family Finance Corp.,
9-15
Stores
Fisher
&
&
9- 5
9-20
10- 5
.
9-15
9-16
Corp
Cigar
G.
9-16
11- 5
9-27
T
W.
12-19
10- 1
11-15
9-15
9-30
10-20
10- 1
10- 1
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.," common (quar.)
$2 non-cum. class A. (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer,
Inc.
(quar.)
D.
1-3-50
25c
*
preferred
4%%
9-30
9-16
9-16
$1.12%
----
Curlee
(quar.)
Fairmont
9-30
Share
^
Corporation
Fabricon
Fair
Irregular
Company
Company
10- 1
$1.25
$2
$1.75
$1.25
25c
$1.25
10c
25c
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
Crum & Porster, 8%
preferred (quar.)
7 %
preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., com.
(irreg.)—
convertible preferred
Cuban
Exolon
9-15
40c
Corp., common
Crucible Steel Co. of America—
5%
8-23*
50c
(quar.)
Zellerbach
Crown
Name of
Payable of Rec.
4T
10-15
9-15
30c
12-31
10-31
$1
__.
com.
(quar.)_
Canada, Ltd—_
common
137V2c
(quar.).
9-15
9- 1
35c
t40c
10-15
9-20
9-15
8-22
$1
9-29
9- 2
$1
8-29
9- 2
''
Name
?
of Company
J
International
Salt
Shoe
75c
Co
f
Company,
pfd.
7%
'Interstate
i
10-
1
(quar.)„_
common
9-14
Intcrtype Corp.
Loew's,
Inc.
9-15
Loew's
(Marcus)
10-15
50c
_
10-
1
9-10*
9-15
9-
1
*
f
2c
9-30
9-15
Iowa
.
-;6%
"7%
*
7
Iowa
Power & Light Co.,
,J
Iowa
Public
Fireman
Iron
*
Ironrite
1
1
9-15
10-
1
,9-15
82 Vic
10-
1
'9-15
t
preferred A (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)—
Jamaica Public Service Co., Ltd.,
<*
Jewel
5%
7%
preferred
$5
"
Jefferson
Jones
£
r Kansas
4%
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
City Southern Ry.,
preferred
Kansas
r
$6
Gas
com.
*
9-29
4%%
:
1
.
9-30
1
10-
1
10-
1-
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-15
.
I
(
Kelley
;*
& Trecker
Kearney
Kelling
tj,;'Class B (quar.).i
Kelvinator
•
of
Ltd.
:
Kerite
;
Company
Kerr-Addison
Key
r
Mines,
—
Series "B-4".
Series "S-l"—.—
Keystone Steel & Wire „(quar.).
2
2
9-15
8-^5
;
Mead
9*
9-15
$1.50
.
preierred
$1.50
-
preferred
10-
9-12
10-
2%c
4
25c
4
9-
2
9-15
8-30
9-
—
Metal
9
9-26
Co.,
9-
9-
1
$1
10-15
10-
3
25c
Ltd.,
Corp., 7%
Brick
(quar.)
1
;
t__u
37%C
•
10-
1
Meyer-Slanke
9-21
37%C
1-2-50
4-1-50
Michaels
12-22
37 %c.
(quar.)
!:3-22
Co.
Stern
Mlckelberry's
(quar.)
&
Co.,
(quar.).—
10c
J
Koppers
i
50c
10-
1
9-12
$1
10-
1
9-12
Mld-Contlnental
9-12
8-23
Mid-West
25c
......
_—...
Company, common—..
preferred (quar.)—
'i4%
Kresge- (S.-S.)
t
$
Kroehler
»
,
,
Company
Mfg.
— —__
(quar.)..
; 4% %"■ preferred
A
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Labatt
t
Laclede
Lake
*;
Steel
Shore
.L,
$2.50
preferred
30c
Lamston
*
(M. H.), Inc., $6
Co/ (quar.)..
*
.
-
$2.50
Lehigh
1
9-15
Midland
10-
3
9-16
Miller
9-30
9-14
*
9-15
10.:
62 %c
...
(s-a)^
11-
V
'
*
10-
62 %c
10-
1
1
1 $2
9-22
12 %c
9-14
V
"
9—
5c
Modern
1
•
,7%
.
preferred
(quar.)...
:
Lima-flamilton
Lincoln
r
35c
MO-
1
10-
1
Life
(N.
-
Little Miami RR/ Co —"
Original -capital
Original capital,
J
' Special ^guaranteed
"
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
2
1
'
8-25
]
1
r- I8%c
;■
10-
1
.Extrp
1
9-15
Molybdenum Corp. of America
9-20
$1.75'
k
(quar.)
v
50c
•30c
"
10"
87%c
1
9-15
vll-. 1
,37%c
37»/2c
1
9-15
;
15c
;
'
10-
.
,
"
99-
9
1
(Ma^s.)
t?
Monroe
'
5%
9-15
9r
1
10-24
9-12
8-31
9-12
8-31
$3.25
Moore
$1 10
50c
50c
12-10
11-24
3-10-50
2-21
12-10
11-24
3-10-50
2-21
<4%
Co.,
0-
2
I.
9-15
1,
1
r, ■
^
"Telegraph
Corp., Ltd.,
pfd
Co.___:
(quar.)
7%
preferred
A
B
<quar.)
4%%
Drop Forging
conv.
Co.,
preferred
9-
1
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-21
10-
1
1
t,
1
$25c
10-
1
•
t$i.75
.
.
15c
593/4C
\ 93%C
-
10-; 1
$1.06%
*
1
9-15
9- 9
9- 9
"
9-15
*
8-26
9-16
8-30
1
9-15
9-
0-30
9-12
9-30
9-20
'
,40c25c
t$l
9-15
10-*1
-9-30
-,$40c
r
9-15
8-15
;75c
9-15
9-
1
tlOc
9-30
9-
2
(quar.)
-
: :
-
.
50c
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-
11-
(quar.)„___
1
9
10-3
Corp.—
$1.37%
9-20
8-31
.15c
10-15
'9-26
(quar.)
,
Service
8-31
\ 9-20
$1.50
';
Co.
/
10-
40c
30c
1
9-15
Co.,
com—
-
9-
9-30
9-15
60c
9-12
8-
1
9-26
9-
2
50c
9-20
9-
6
9-20
9-
6
j
(quar.)—
(s-a)_
9-20
22 %c
45c
preference
r—
*
**
common
'
$1.50
3
10-
1
93 %C
Portland
10-
1
50c
-—_
10-
1
9-21
Cement—
—
Co., (quar.)
(quar.)
common
10-
10-
1
9-
l
,
.
class A_,
5C
t25c
,
9-21
9-15
20C
,
Co.,
•
1
9-15
>
8-25
9-
8
,9-24
9-
8
10c
9-15
9-
50c
9-15
9-
1
/50c
9-30
9-
9
-$1.10
10-1
$1.25
(quar,)___
common
:
(quar.)
.
Tube
■'
;
-
v>
3.90%" pfd.
Service,
Seamless
;
(quar.)_
Co.___
Line
Life
1 6%
9
24
>
t
preferred
Ontario
.
Loan
9-20
10-
8-31
9-15
1
J
9-15
9-
2
9-30
.
9-
9
*
20c
_
-..f
■
Co.
(quar.)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.)
-9-26
'0-30
V 9-
9
9-30
,* 9-
9
;9-15
9-
1
t37%c
(quar.)
„$1
:.ioc
f31%c
A
(quar.)
Debenture
9-15
$1.50
preferred
.
&
-
1
America—
(quar.)____—
Oneida, .Ltd., common "(quar.)
;
25c
37%c
.
of
-_=r-~—^
4%
common
preferred
Co.
(quar.) ___„__^_____^__X
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
Participating convertible preferred (quar.)
r
;
Insurance
'
J>7%C
j|50c
/
;
9-15
;
Oregon-American
8-31
9-15
9-
1
t25c
*; t$i.25
i50c,
*: t$i.75
Oswego Falls Corp;, 4%%pfdr (quar.)n:
8-31
Otis
Elevator
8-31
10•
;(quar.)
9-30
10-
2
10-
9-16
9-20
9-20
1
9-15
11-15
10-14
11-15
10-14
"
10-15
10-
11-10
Public
6%
?.
9-15
12-
$50c
t$1.75
*
10-
i,
Co.,
Omarh~ Inc.,
9-15
1
$75c
"
(quar.)
preferred
10-
'
(quar.)
,7%
Moore
1
-
-
common
10- 1
10-1
50c
—
Co
a Quarterly
Olin Industries,
6
...
$1.62%
preferred
iredeemabie
'
87%c
'
.,
2
1
;
>
K
Ohio Edison Co., common...
« 4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_—
Ohio Match Co._l
Old
6
9-
.
9-15
62%c
fnuar.l-
(s-a)-
.
....
.
.
,#>Ohio Water Service Co." (quar.)
,
9-
9-27
10-
Oil
Preferred
,
9-15
CO.—
$3.50
A
9-
10-
$1.25
,
Co.,
pref,
2
*
Ohio
9-27
12%c "
r
9-
;
(quar.)_
Gas
States
Confection
Ohio
Co.
;u_,
6<
9-15
93 %c
;
V.
(quar.) /——
Brass
9-15
10-
$1.25
Chemical
conv.
'Montreal
(.qqar.)_!—.,
Springfield
99-
«
£
—.
Ltd
Public
preferred
Ohio
9-20
9-30
{25c
!(s-a)
Auto Equipment
preferred V (quar,)
Monsanto
*
$1.10
Insurance
Monroe Chemical
8-31
9-12
Life
3
3
shares of North Amer¬
Mills,
Paper
Ohio
*
11-15
40c
/v7 't25C
■
7
fa*
10-
$1.50 '
.
$1,12%
Inc.____
Co.
Ogilvie Flour Mills. Ltd.,
j,
1
3
9-12
j62%c
V——i
9-
25c
Co.
Liberties
7preferred
Oceanic
12-15
10-
"25c
—
1
9-
.* 10-
^
6
9-15
1
10-
-
$1.18%
9r19
3-
9-16
10-
'
8-26
9-15
;
$25c
(quar.)
1
9-16
t'SOc
;
i
8-26
10-
15c
$25c
pfd."(quar.)
10-
56 %c
9-
9-30
v
$1
20c
Corp.—
Quarterly
Oak Manufacturing
9-12
;• $$1
Co
40c
75c
.
Refractories
Gas
Northwestern
,
9-15
25c
(quar.)
/,•>
(accum.)-
Indiana
6%
1
9-23
40c
A
,10- 1
—
(quar.)
(accum.)
convertible
3%%
9-20
9-
9-15
15c
Jl%c
preferred
Northern
9-20
2
9-15
$1
,
,50c
*•
Novthland Greyhound Lines—
\,70c
;
9-16
»".9- 9
Northern Natural Gas Co.--
v.
4
preferred
4%%
~
Y.).
,7% prio^ preferred (quar.)
,
9-
8-31
;
7
(quar.)_
Investment
Northern
9-14
9-15
25r
,
Corp.
class
1
V
9-30
9-30
held)—
common
Northern
,
(quar.)
Ltd..
Hosiery Co., 5%
Molson'S Brewery, Ltd.
9-20
'50c
Insurance
Rubber
9-16
10-
25c
.
-__t.
Mojud
9-20
35c
..
.
——i
Lincoln ,Servlce Corp., common (quar.)
-8% i>articipdting preferred
(quar.)
_
"
^
National
;j._—
(Robert)V Ltd.__„_____—
Mohawk
1
9-16
1
,r
25c
Ltd
Co.,
9-16
1
9-15
'$1
Co;
American
5%%
r
—
Containers.
Monarch
(quar.)
Gorp,
7 "Lincoln Building Corp.
:
2
8-20
9-
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.
/
-
1
10-
9
9-15
liquidating dividend
(One
share
West
Kentucky
Coal
Co.
common
North
9
10-
4
9-
10- 1
,
4
11-
25c
20c
;
.,
,
——
preferred
American
Shore
'
Modine-Manufacturing Co.„(quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
f
t
9-
9-15
/
t.
1
0-15
9-15
Corp."
convertible
ican
2
10-
11•
Partial
North
^
Service,
S.)
a.
Mitchell
8-30
40c
Co
(auar.)
(^.
Extra
9410
12 %c
,
1
(quar.)__:
Brewing
Public
Mitchell
9-10
19-
B
Missouri.
9
■
9-
10-
17 %C
9-19
9-26
(quar.)__
Car
American
37 %c
preferred
Appliance
Class
•9-10
■
——
</
Glass, '4% ' preferred
(ouar.)__
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line, common (quar.)
■
a—
Fink products Corp
Refineries, Inc
j
Leslie Salt Co, (quar.
^rLibertjf Fabrics of N. Y., Inc. (quar.)..
Liberty Loan Corp., class A
Class B —
'75c convertible* preferred
(quar.)
1
9-24
$2
North
,
North
(quar.)
;
Mississippi
8-31
MO-
prior
Mission
* 8-25
9-15
25c
•
(quar.)
9-15
25c
pfd.
conv,
Mining & Mfg."Co,—
Common
(increased)
$4 preferred (quar.)
.
8-24
$1
|25c
,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar,)
& Wilkes-Barre Corp,
9-15
10-31
2
9-12
1
35C
'
Corp.,
American
8-31
$2"
Minnesota
9-21
North
9-15
37%c
(quar.)
Minneapolis
6
10c
•
Corp., $1
Hart. Inc.
8-17
1
1
$1
8-15
/
37%c
10-
(quar.)_
Co.
15c
Ry.
Mining
8-15
.27%c
11-15
Co.
Ltd.
Southern
Normetal
9-15
(quar.)
Oil
&
Common
9-
1
9-15
10-
$3
>
(John A.) & Sons, Ltd, .(quar.).
Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
£ Lehn &
Leonard
10-
Mines,
Norfolk
9-
non-cum.
5c
40c
common
8
preferred! (quar.)
75c
(quar.)
9-15
9-19
11-15
47 %c
..
—
(J. J.) Company
Mining Corp,Electric Corp.,
9-10
v
(guar.)
53'/8C
•
Inc., common
(quar.)
stock for each 10
1
8-31
"
Telegraph
&
Public Service,
preferred
Noranda
C
6%
preferred
Telephone
Niles-Bement-Pond
.
10-
9-13
———'—
(quar.)
Noblitt-Sparks Industries,
Nopco Chemical Co
Refineries, Inc.—
preferred
Orleans
3% %
•
9-24
30c
Lawrence
Leath A Company,
$2
2
England
10c
9-
■•*120
Lanett Bleachery & Dye Works
Lang & Company
Lang
,„V
9-30
Lane-Wells
f
8%
9-
9-
9-13
9-15
:
common
Insurance
Fire
Corporation
of
9-14
...
preferred
.
Union
f.;
8-18
plus
(Pa.)
f,
11-17
20c
Use
,
...
^
9-15
9-12
11-30
8-31
9-23
10-15
$1.25
Newport Industries,preferred (quar.)_
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd. (quar.)
t
i
6
'9-12
^ *
Corp.
9-
50c.'
1
redemp-,/
share
per
1
15c
60c
Petroleum
convertible
t25c
Ltd——
(quar,)....
$45
10-
9-15
9-15
$60c
.
6
$1.12%
common
(called for
at
1
9-
$1.083/4
(quar.)_
'
9-20
1
9-29
1
>
9-10
1
10-
9-15
$ 37 % c
(quar.)__—*
New York State Electric & Gas—
;$4.50 preferred (quar.)
3.75%
preferred (quaif.)--^--
I
9
10-
"; 15c
..
.
;
common
Oct.=
on
/
*9-20
,9-30
preferred__—50c
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming—
4 % %
preferred
(quar.)
56 %c
...
Ltd..
Mines,
12-21
1
9-15
50c
Mines,
15c
9-
,
97%c.,'
Middle South utilities, Inc. (initial)—
Midland Steel Products," common
(quar.)_
9-21
12-28
5c
(quar.)
Lamson & Sessions Co.,
t
3
10-
$1.50
Co
Lamaque Gold
r
9-
0-27
$1.12%
(John), Ltd.—..
Laclede Gas Light Co.
*
$1.12%
Jst preferred (quar.).
Electric Co. (quar.)...—.—
La France Industries, common
] 4%
convertible preferred
(quar.).
;
9-14
preferred
conv.
tlon
/
8
$1.50
Kuhlman
,
9-
Co.,
4' Kroger Company, 6%
I
9-16
50c
$2.40
8-29
<9-12
50c
,
t
9-16
9-20
9-30
30c
this dividend)
Micromatic Hone Corp.'.^.
?
•
#
;
^
1_~
preferred
Products
Food
I
{
;
10c
$1.75
9-15
•
*
1
Newport
10-
62%c
(accum.)
A
Ltd.
New York, Chicago; & St. Louis RR. Co.—
6%
preferred A
(accum.
; '
9-10
,
9-15
.
Ltd.—
New York Auction Co. .(quar.)
7.
9-10
(quar.)„
1
1
10-
{
1
10-
10-
10-
f
1
9
10-14
1
,10- 1
25c
(quair.)______—_—
New
8-31
10-
11-
10-
9-12
10-
,
pfd.
Building (quar.) ___________
Edison, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
preferred ^(quar.) __—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Klelnert's (I. B.) Rubber Co
Knott Corporation
Knudsen Creamery Co. of Calif,
v
$1.50
40c
9-12
V
;
9
$50c
—
(quar.)._
Corp.
9-
2
8-26
.50C
Newberry
Newmont
£$1.12V2
common—————
(quar.)_/_—
Thermit
4.35%
.
9-28
2
-
9-10
,,9-28
2
9-
9-15
: "
:
>9-12
$3
*
912-
9-
15c
(quar.).
pfd.
4
1
9-30 «
i
1
9-30
$1.25
t
9-12
75c
10-
$1,12%
if;•:4% %
9-12
1
10-
$1
25c
—
20c
Co——
11-
1
10-
10-1
1-1-50
$1.12%
}
10-
%c,
,9-16
25c
(quar.)__
com.
New Jersey Power & Light 4%
8-25
11-15
30c
Metropolitan
v'
7
—
i
9-15
'
9-15
10-
r
$1.75
(quar.)
9-15
1
9-15
87 %c
Metropolitan
1
1
10-
50c
$15c
'
Fire Insurance
New Haven Gas Light (quar.)
r
.>
—
Forming
10-
10-
<
5c
37
5
5
(quar.)
New Hampshire
9-
Inc., common (quar.)
Corp.
(N.
Y.)
1212-
25C
preferred
New
9-15
Corp
Metropolitan
9-9
9-15
i
9-15
15c
10-19
12-15
12-15
'?/
•
Neisnet Brothers. Inc. tquan)
Nekoosa-Edwards :Paper .(quar,)--
X
25c
(quar.)
Co..
Car,
9-20
60c
(quar.)
common
10-29
.
$2.50
(quar.)_
Z-} 4% %
8-31
'
3
"
9-16
1
9-13
Assurance
Machine
Metal
9-26
10-
9-30'
——
Oil
Mesta
•
$1.50
_
Co.
&
Mersey Paper Co;,
4%%
preferred
,
,
1
9-
"9-17
1
(quar.)_————_
National Tea Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
13.8% preferred : (quar.)
j-___
.**:
1
35c
——L~i~7———
Extra
•9-15
9-30
/
9-
9-15
87c
&
Messer
9-15
10-
.
6
12-
'9-15
10-
$1.50
Corp.
National Sugar Refining Co.,-,
6
9-
n
Inc.,
Company, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
$4 conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Meredith Publishing Co. (guar.)
Mergenthaler Lintoype Co, (quar.)—
9-12
10-
:
1
9-
25c
$3.50
9-12
'
,—-----
Sewer Pipe Co.,
convertible class
$2.40
?
,
t
1 : i
(quar,),_„
Johnson
Merck
9-15
10-
—
(quar.)
preferred
34
Extra
8-31
10-
-
9-
'
25c
>
8-31
350
npn-cum.
,
Robbins,
<8-31
.
National
—
&
9-15
5c
;•
Supply Co.
9-15
...
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—
Kirsch Company—;
i
$6
National
9-15
9-30
9-31
25c
;
Steel
Fire
20c
Oil—.
Kinney Manufacturing Co.—
National
Stores
...—
.
1
25c.
t /Kingspdrt Press, Inc, (quar.). pfd. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co,, 4%
.
8-20
Merchants
50c
f
9-15
Mercantile
preferred (quar.)—-v $1.12%
$1
2nd preferred (quar.)—
25c
fj Klng-Seeley Corp., 5% conv.^pfd. (quar.)__
Coastal
pref. (s-a)a__—^
$62%c
Corp.—. 10c
9-23
4% %
(G.f R.), Inc.
Steel
:9-10
,*.4%
Kinney
National
9-30
9-30
9-15
Ltd.
Machinery Co.
$25c
1
25c
Rubber
Standard
50c
$1.75
10-15
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-20
Special,
.
/
—
preferred (quar.)_,____—
National
v;
redeemable
9
Co.
Co., com.
9-15
Quarterly
,
5%
,
9-20
10-
Lead
National
;i
9
9-
tl5c
8-31
(quar.J-——
9
9-
1
t
9-15
Ltd, common
9-
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
30c
—
4
10-14
30c
(quar.)
9-26
25c.. 'J 9-24
—
10-
9-12
10-
(quar.)—
Co
12c
conv,
McKesson
94
9-
8-31
Kidde j(Walter) &• Company
(quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp., common (quar.).....
Kinney
5
9-16
9-15
_—
.
,
/
5
9-
10-
-.
_
7
9-15
9-22
$44c
National Linen Service Corp.,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
;
Nehi
9-30
$1-50
,
9-26
9-16
97
1
Conn,
preferred A
preferred B
9-30
,
„
&
54c
Keystone Custodian Funds—
f
ir.,
9-16
9-15
Sons
&
Field
National
50c
9-28
,
prior pfd, '(quar.)—
r
g
1
9-30
preferred
9-
1
$30c
National
50c
(interim)
Ltd,
(resumed)____..
Corp. 6%
1
10-
rcoirmon—-______-—-3, i
9-15
9-28
10-
$50c
9-20
9-15*
tl5c
.......
,
Gold
Company
| ,Keyes Fibre
(quar.)——
A
10-
50c
•
Co., com.
A
Class
6%
20c
,
Utilities
Kentucky
Class
9-26
$1,
4.
9-27
40c
'
.
—
(quar.)^
common
quar.)
tlypsum
1
,
9-15
25c
7
.
—
Co
Hosiery Mills,
9-20
10-15
11-23
9-28
15C
.
Class A (quar.)__i
Welding Machine Co.—
National
it
9-20
10-15
8-23
12-12
35c
Insurance
Fire
Hartford,
-:
,
12-10
10-
9-30
25c
jt Kennecott Copper Corp. i(quar.)____
I
«
9-10
,
9-12
12C
Electric
National
'
Corp,
8-23
2C
$1.50
-
„——
9-30
9-12
20c
75c
National Erie Corp., 5% 1st pfd, ls-a)_.
l; V<3% non-cum. 2nd preferred, (s-a)—
9-30
9-20
$1.12%
Kendall Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.)..
i
National
9-20
1
9-20
$20c
,
9-30
10-15
0-15
12-20
$17%c
(quar.)_
12-15
10-15
12c
Co. .(Detroit)
(increased
preferred
?$4
;
62%c
9-20
10-
'..".'■'Common
'9-8
10-
?ci
V
12-28
4c
(quar.)_,
..
National
—
9-15
r
l%c
J
,
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
•McCrory Stores Corp., common; (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)———McGraw Hill Publishing Co., Inc._—„
McKay Machine Co.^
——
9-16
,v
1
.
60c
d$1.25
(quar.)__
1
9-28
—
(quar,)
Casualty
1
9-
37 %c
City Lines—
6*
0-
9
9-12
'.!
Co., Inc.,..(Md.)
Inc. (Del.)
(Irreg.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
National
i
9-15
,
9-22
25c
$1.50
preferred
National Cash Register
43%c
1
,
Co.
National
9-15
10-
$$3
.
jf
•/
.
9-30
9-15
9,-20
9-
$1.50
Breweries,
7
9-
9-15
1
25C
Biscuit
McCord Corporation,
10-
175c
—
7%
9-16
175c
;
25c
25c
Mathieson
9-20
1
:_
40c
,,
10-
9-30
Corp.
Securities
7%
9-20
;
10-
(increased)
,—___________
9-
,
8-13
1
•
Chemical Corp., common——
preferred (quar.)
Maytag Company
(quar,)—
McClatchy Newspapers, 7%,. pfd, (quar.) —
37 ViC
r
8
:
.-.'".,17%
Mastic, Asphalt
1
9-
9-30
9-30
9
910-
•
9-20
$1,25
9-15
1
37 V2c
.—
Canada,
'Extra
.
,
I
9-
,9-30
25c
1
15c"
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
National
9
1
Quarterly
Massey Harris,
1
9-
9
9-
10-
9-22
9-15
32c
Nut
1
9-15
25c
Island Lime & Transport Co—r—
Company....—....—.
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel, class A (quar.).
r
«
9-22
10-
20c
Corp.________—
9-15
1
9-
9-30
50c
,
9-10
10-
—
9-30
■;
10-
50c
.*
Hess,
9-20
(M.)
9-12
50C
"
America—
(Hawaii)
A
&
Corp.
Bellas
1
Co.,
9-14
9-22
-40c
,
—__—
Brother Co.
E.)
National
10-
Marshall
9-10
10-
'
.
1
9-30
9-30
10-
—
.
9-15
1
10-
$12%C
———
(quar.)
A
9-30
,$20c
(quar.)_
common
(increased)
Nash-Kelvinator
25c
preferred
$1
Marsh
.
(F.
•
com.
9-16
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.8%
20c
6%
<8-31
preferred (Initial quar.)—w.
12'/2C
; Katz Drug Co., common (quar.)
—
i
$1.12 >/2
$4.50
preferred <■ (quar.)—.
——
25c
Kawneer Company (quar.)
—
10c
i. »Extra"
—
!■
y
'
25c
Kaynee Company, common (quar.)—
$1.75
:7% preferred (quar.)..,—_—
...:—
*
25c
Kpyser (Julius) & Company (quar.)
__
25c
Kearney (James R.) Corp
....
—
8-31
4.8%
Myers
1
Marlin-Rockwell
9-10
25c
1
9-15
Common
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
!
3
Inc.,
common
(quar.)_^
Mutual Telephone Co.
10-
i
9-10
$1.12'/2
preferred
System,
6% 'preferred
6
$12 %c
(quar.).—.—.—
(quar.)
Basket, Inc. (Calif.),
10-
(quar.)
Mutual
$1.50
(quer.)—
40c
(quar.)
Co., 4_% % pfd. (quar.)__I $1.06%
Martin-Parry Corp.
(irreg.)
—25c
Marven's, Ltd.,; 5% preferred (quar.)-.——
$$1.25
Massachusetts Investors Second Fund—
V-y ;,
9-10
;
;/•■ 6%
,,
2
99-
•
preferred
,7%
Market
70-10
i
9-
9-15
L*—
5%. preferred
Company,
$1.18%
""
of
National
(quar.)——
—
preferred (accum.)
,9-15
'
9-15
9-15
$-16
1
Co
Co.
preferred
9-15
10-15
t5c
,
Marshall-Wells
,
..
Corporation
yCommon'
■,
9
(quar.)
...
Car
1
10-
,
Mfg.
i 6%
•»
.
Nachman
Magnesium Products Corp. (lrreg.)_,
,Irregular
—»'*,
——w
9-30
9-
$1.75
—
1
8-17
9-30
'
Chemical
Mutual
9-24
9-12
10-
t.
of America,
(quar.)
Ohio
Nation-Wide
(qua
Maritime Telegraph &
78-31
9-15
;,10-
*———-
1*
8-
Marine
1
quar.)—--——.——J-
preferred
Company
Marathon
6
$1.50
!
9-
9-12
$$1.25
Quarterly
2
99-
10-15
1
50c
;
9-
9-15
$1
9-15
9-15
Mapes Consolidated Manufacturing Co.—
2
9-
9-15
$1
f
■
10-25
10»
$1
1*
$1.06
(R. H.)
Stores Corp.
Manitoba Sugar, 6%
;^8-25
1
2c
(quar.)
(initial
Macwhyte
Macy
9-12
9-12
11-15
MO-
9-
15c
.(quar.)——
B
Magor
65c
9-15
65c
—
9-15
$1-25
;
25c
$10c
6
$1.25
Common
4
,Class
Ltd
1
25c
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (reduced)^
Muskogee Company (quar.)
1
Export Co., Ltd.—
R.)
9-15
;
~—
(quar.)..-.-.
Kansas Power & Light Co.—
(H.
9-30
"■>
9-15
8-31
9-
,
,
9-30
12 5c
A f <quar.)___
$1.25
(quar.)
12 %C
& Company, Inc.,
Madison Gas & Electric ,Co.——
common,——
preferred
$7
i
1
Class
,
Mangel
(quar.)
preferred
10-
30c
9-15
—
$1.25
Electric Co., common..—_—>,
&
1
:!8-31
(La.)—
• 5%
preferred A (quar-.)
—
Jqslyn Manufacturing & Supply Co,_a_^..,.
Justrite Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
v-
<
4
&
MacMillan
9-15
;* 10-
5%
1
1
88c
—
:10-18
(Increased quar.)
com.
9-
9-
$2
—
9-20
-
9-15
•
Co., Ltd.—
( llr 1
9-30
dividend
Stock
1
10c
Johnson Jit Johnson,
Steel
Co.,
9-16
9-10
25c
preferred
Murray
;
Gold Mines, Ltd.—
60c
(quar.).
A
w.
1
4%
40c
Co—
Paint
Murray Corp.
6
9-
,9-21
"25c
93%C
*
(quar,)
Common
,
;
60c
„
preferred (quar.)
MacLeod-Cockshutt
9-15
10-
xt$1.75
—
pfd.
B (quar.)
Sulphur Co.
Lake
5%
8-31
'9-6
10-
'
125c
common..
—
1
$1.25
-
?
9-12
(quar.)
com.
Structural
MacKinnon
9-15
1
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
'Jamaica Water Supply, $5
3%%
;
3-20
Company
Products
Resumed
—
(quar.)-..—
preference
Tea Company,
20c
—
6%
Lunkenhelmer
9-15
31V2C.
-
1
8-31
"
9-29
10-
$1.25
.
'
preferred
Metal
$1.75
—
Murphy
Murphy
9-12
.
9-30
;
Brass
3
$1.75
(quar.)„_
1
Lyon
—
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)___^__™,
(G. C.) Co., 4%% pid. (quar.)—_
Inc.
1
11-10
1
9-30
12'/2C
—
Irving
RR.
Sons,
&
9-
9-15
12-
'
(M.)
i
9-
9-15
59 %C
Mullins
10- 3
10-
25C
—
series A (quar,)
Lowney (W. M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co. (quar.)
HV*%
'
30C
(John) Shoe Corp. 6% pfd. <quar.)__
t 'Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)___
<•
; Jamestown Telephone Corp.—
r
(interim)
com.
9*
9-15
25c
93%c
—
&rNalfhville
Lowenstein
(quar.)
Finance, $5 preferred
Wheel Corp.
(quar.)
Motor
9-24
,
9-15
,
$2.50
9-20
,
62 %C ,4-1-50
(quar.)
Company,
Angeles
Louisvllle
'9-15
10-
pfd. (auar.)
common (quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
(increased)—„
Co.
10-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
Ironer
$1.50
$lB2»/2
——
Cafeterias
preferred
1
10-
37 %c
(quar.^
4%% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated, Inc.—
Mills,
Payable of Reo.
50C
Inc.
„12-20
1
1-1-50
62%C
——
Transit Lines (quarJ-——
Louisiana Land & Exploration Co. (quar.)_«
"9-20
Lines
Holders
When
Share
(quar.)_—«...
Mueller
10-
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)——
15c
9-29
75c
—
3730%
Co.,
Service
preferred
3.75%
v
8-19
50c
Los
(accum.)
B
(accum.)
(accum.)
preferred C
preferred
preferred A
6% %
9-12
7%
Motor
.
*■
Dry Goods
Co.,
&
P)
Paper
Morrison
9-10
30c
(J.
Morris
9-12
(quar.)
Co.
.fP.)
Electric Light & Power—
v
9-30
9-30
(William R.)
Morgan
9-13
9-30
m
8-31
9-21
12c
—•
quarterly basis
a
on
12-23
37 %C
—
(quar.).
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)—-——
Los Angeles Biltmore Co
—Los Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)——,—
9-15
9-30
(—
...
7%
Investors Telephone Co.—
Now
"O
5%
fl-15
$75c •' 10-15
Fund
Belective
Investors
$2
Theatres,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Lorlllard
l»/2c
*
5%
5%
9-15
I
10-
,
,
Foundation,
5
Gas
Name of Company
Moore-McCormack
'
9-21
10-
,
Lorain Coal & Dock
9-20 '
25C
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
6%
convertible preference (quar.)
Investors Royalty Co.
(s-a)
--
Star
Lone
9-15
1
(quar.)
1
1-2-50
' $2
f
87 %C
15c
:
America
of
Co.
Investment
9-
9-15
.
$1.50
'
—-
Investment
*
.
9-22
9-30
40C
Co
Power
9-15
9-30
50c
10c
;
.
"
9-20
9-30
$2
t
preferred (quar.) —
8% preferred (quar.)..
8%
$1.25
—
,
Moore
Co.—
(monthly)
Common
-
9-15
43%c
(quar.)
Interstate Department
Stores (quar.)—
interstate Hosiery Mills, (quar.)—
$6 preferred
(quar.).—
———
*
1
prior preferred
5%
*
10-
Per
Payable of Rec.
Lock JolntTPipe
9-15*
10-1
Monday, September 12, 1949
Holders
When
Share
of Company
'
75c
*—
—
Co.,
Silver
International
Interstate
1
'
Co
< 1 International
9-
9-20
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Products Corp.
International
&
Holders
When
Per
Share
'
.
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1024)
48
1
8-31
10-
1
<9-15
10-
1
9-15
Ox
:
Fibre
Lumber
Co.,
6%
pfdf (quar.)____l
Brugh Co
preference
9-
6
10-
1
$1.50
$1-
-—
Pacific-American Investors,
$1.50
$2.50
$1.12%
Corp—
8-25
9-15
9-20
9-
7
9-14
9-
6
Inc,-
(quar,)__._
—
..
37%C', .10-1
9-15
49
(1025)
;t
'
■
,■
-
-
Name
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Indemnity
,
Co.
iquar.)
Mills
(quar.)
Pacific
Public
Service
Co.
(quar.)
'] Pacific Telephone 6c Telegraph Co.,
'
'
6%
preferred
common
(quar.)
.__
Panhandle
Eastern
Pipe
American
■i Paramount
Parmelee
Penick
&
Inc.
75c
$1
10-
10-15
10-
1
50c
20c
9-23
9-
2
__
.
cum.
preferred
cum.
preferred
preferred
preferred
(J. C.)
Extra
Co._
*
(quar.)___
.___
(quar.)„,_
Power & Light
(quar.)
Co.,
common.
preferred
—-
(quar.)
—
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg, Co., commonPennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.10
preferred
(quar.)
Circle
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Trading
Brewing
preferred
(quar.)
Products Co.,
common..
Co.,
-common
■
.__
(quar.)
Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh,
Royal
1
9-15
10-
1
1
9-15
Russell
9- 3
8-15
10-
A-
2
9-
i v
9-15
7
10- 1
Louls-San
■it.
preferred A tftc
Co.,
1st pfd. series
Regis
Paper
ij: 9k-.
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR. (s-a)
Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.)
Forgings
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.-—
(quar.)
3
9-
1
10- 3
9-
1
10-
1
9-20
12-
I-3-50
9-30
99-
9-30
1
Sarnia
9-12
9-
6
*
8-29
1
9-20
1
8-26
9-
9-12
fecranton
America—_____
of
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd.
.
1
Mines. Ltd
—_
_
Prospect Hill Apartments—
$4.50 preferred (accum.):
±—__L~;—
Washington Ins.
$1
30c
$50c
Paper, Ltd. 4% pref. (quar.)
Public National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)—
Provincial
—t
Quarterly
Service
Co.
Public Service
Co.
Public
preferred
5 % %
Service Co.
Public
—_
9-
1
8-24
5%
series A
5%
Seaboard
9-28
8-31
$2.60
10-
•;
9-
Lines,
10-
50c
5%
8-31
preferred
Oil
10-
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
,
of Oklahoma—
1
Delaware
of
4%%
Farms,
Brothers,
(quar.)
Inc.
1
9-15
Seeman
1
9
Industries,
—
9-15
Hosiery Mills, Inc.,
A
com
'Reed
\
Reed
(quaT.)
^
:
Roller
Bros.,
$1.60
50c
•
11-
9-
1
9-
1
9
Rand,
(quar.)_
preferred
Inc.,
Sick's
Sick's
9-
9
iV
9-22
9-15
8-25
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
mSae.
i
£-_
common
(quar.)
—
.
9-30
5%
25c
10-
9-
3
6•
1
1
9-
8
10-
25c
$1.12%
1
9-
9
10-
11-19
1
9-
9
'
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.
6%
preferred A (quar.f__
6% preferred B
(quar.)—11
Republic Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Class
1
9-15
1
9-15
M.
15c
1—--— "*T' ,15c
———
12Vic
11-
1
11-
1
9-26
10-15
10-15
®
9-12
B
a
>
-5%
,
•
—
Extra
convertible prior preferred A
——
(quar.jf?-
25c
10-
1
9-
9
25c
10-
3
9-
4 25c
10-
3
9-
9
$1.50
10-
1
9-
9
9
(quar.)
■
(quar.)
(quar.)__^
(quar.)___
preferred
Saw
Simpson's,
J!
Class
.'2
(quar.)
&
Steel
class
.
;
,
.
4%
r
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
-
[
Skilsaw,
Inc.
-
Sloss-Sheffield
Steel
&
Iron
;
Quarterly
Quarterly
(H.)
Snap-On
|
80c
50c
? 9-20
.12-20
$50c
$50c
25c
10-31
.10-20
{ 9-15
Tools
com. ,(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.
.
*—
(quar.)
«
*
-
Gas
Co.
■;
50c
Drug Stores Co.—
conv.
preferred
Corporation, common (reduced)—
convertible preferred Class A (quar.)
Sonotone
$1.25
Boss
'
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
1
12%c
10- 1
9-17
9-15
9-15
9-1$
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
25c
9-15
9-
$
tf-30
12-31
$20c
10-
12-15
1
9-15
'
25c
9-12
25C
—
9-30
\|,
8-39
9-16
.
56c
10-
1
9-1#
9-1$
25c
10-
8
$1 25
10-
1
9-20
50c
10-
1
9-10
9-30
9-1*
31 %C
11-15
11- 6
62 %c
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
pfd.
$1.25
'7
(quar.)
—
Co
1
9-J5
25c
8-29
9-30
-9-39
15C
—
9-15
50c
—^
9-20
9-10
25C
9-
10-15
2
26 AC
10-
1
9-
3
28y«c
10-
1
9-
2
IjC
(quar.)
—
9-
1
15c
9-30
9-
I
50c
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
8-20
9-15
40c
10-
1
9-
35c
10-
1
9-30
$1
10-
9^20
$1 %c
10-
8-12
*
(quar.)
Inc.,
common—
.
I
9-1S
15c
10-
56V4c
10-
9-15
$25c
10-
9-
10-
9-
9
$50c
—
10-
9-
9
9-
7
9-
I
(quar.)_,
9-15
25c
——_——
9-15
27c
(quar.) —
10-
1
9-15
$5c
-
com.
10-
1
8-17
(quar.)__
8-22
9-15
9-
8
35c
10-
1
9-
»
$1.02%
10-
1
9-
9
$1.06%
10-
0
(quar.)_
—
9-23
30c
1
9-
15c
10-15
10-
Company
75c
10-
Texas
Gulf
75c
(quar.)
1
(Cleveland).
—
Co.
Tower
(quar.)
Sulphur
(quar.)_^
Inc.,
•
$2.40
3iy.c
(quar.)__—
10-
1
9»
1
9 "17
.
9-W
7%
Co.,
Steel
Co.,
(quar.)_
Mills,
common,
Thomaston
8-31
$1.75
9-15
9-
9-14
8-81
$1,06%,
9-15
9-
—
—
60c
:---—-,
tf
Common
Markets,
1
9-1$
12-15
4-1-50
10-
3-15
9-
t
9-15
9-
I
25c
10-10
9-28
25c
(quar.)_
9-15
$1
common
10-
9-1$
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
10-
1
9-10
1
0-lf
""
31
%c"
9-30
'
$1.12%
—
:
1
10-
31 %c
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., Inc.—
4%%
6-15
50c
non-conv.
4%%
'
6-26-50
50c
——
preferred initial series (quar.)_
preferred series B (quar.)^
conv.
5%
•
'
———
Thompson Products, common
4% preferred (quar.)
Thor Corporation
—,—i_.
5%
,> i
1-3-50
50c
—
Common
1
6
50c
—
Common
'
9-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
4V4%
60c
40c
preferred (accum.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
Shovel
Thomas
•
1
—
9-17
.
Thew
»
10-
8-23
9-15
10-1
25c
common
preferred 'I
Textron, Inc., $1.25 conv.j pfd.
Thatcher Glass Mfg.—
5
%*
8-23
9-15
10c
25c
(quar.)—
4%
9-
1
9-15
50c
Gas
9
25c
—-
35c
Transmission,
preferred
Textiles,
9-30
$1.06%
—
.
'
.
9-10.
9-JO
*
**
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—
$3.75
Tilo
preferred
Roofing
(quar.)—'—
Co.
Detro't
Timken
—
Todd
Shipyards
25c
$15c
35c
Class
Corp.——_______
8-j»
9-20
9-
a
1
y-1
9-27
9-15
10-
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-12
9- ft
tlOc
Universal Insurance
Co,
1
9-18
10-
1
10-
1
3iy»c
10-15
9-15
9-15
10-
5
1
9-10
25c
11-15'
ir-ift
30c
9-15
9- 3
50c
9-23
9-1.
37 %c
9-23
9*
%
$1.12 y3
,9-15
9*
t
$1.50
Gas,''Electric Light & Power Co.—-
...
9-15
10-
$$1.12 V2
preferred (quar.)—
Treesweet Products Co.,- $1.25 pfd. (quar.)_
Tri-Continental Corp., $6 pfd. (quar.)—
4% %
Trinity
3
37%C
—
10-
$37 %C
(increased)—
(Increased).
B
9-15
-
15c
50c
Brothers,1' Ltd._
:
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd.—
A
9-12
$1.75:
Tooke
Class
1
4
15c
(quar.) J—
Co. (reduced)——
Axle
Tailors,
Top
10-
93 3/4 C
Ltd. (quar.)———
Tishman Realty & Construction Co. (quar.)_
Tobin Packing Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)——
Tip
1
9-30
9-30
1
Extra
9-30
9-30
9-2'
10-15
10-
pre erred
4%
Corp.,
Texas Southeastern
0-10
12-10
10-15
9-18
-
Texas
9- 1.
15c
(quar.)
1
50c
preferred
4.25%
'
10c
Aircraft
Extra
1
1
10-
25c
Tucson
Solar
10-
10-
Corp.
Terminal
8-25
9-15
$50c
Bond & Share— "
preferred (accum.)
4.10%
if
—
preferred
-
9-23
$31 %C
•
9- 7
8-17
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-25 '
;
9-14
30c
„'
•
Paper Mills, Ltd.,
^
9-2#
10-14
$31 %C
(quar.)
Co
Tennessee
9- 1
■
93 34 c
$1 25
Inc.
&
1st
7%
,
1
1
(quar.)
Stores,
Paper
Stove
Telephone
9- 1
40c
$1.50
Extra
Smith
*
„
•
10-
common.
Fenn, 4.32% ,;conv. pfd.
Instrument Cos. (quar.)
Teck Hughes Gold Mines. Ltd
9- 1"
9-1
.9-1
9- 1;
"
Corp.,
Taylor
9-7
10- 1
f 9-15
$$1
i 9-15
' $$1 ; j 9-15
$$1.12%
9-15
$1.50
i 9-14
A
8inger Manufacturing
25c
j 9-15
-25c
9-15
25c ' i 9-15
i 25c
} 9-15
fl5c
{ 9-15
$50c
9-15
9*17
75c
fquar.)
preference
Tayfoi'
■
9-7
10- 1
$15c
9-17
9-17
1
37 %C
Electric Products,
preferred (qup.r.)
Tanpan
9-20
- .
1
1
10-
$1.25
Machine Tool
Tennessee
9-16.,
8-30
.
9-30
10- 1
10-
10-
—
Syivanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Talcott (James), Inc., common (quar.)——_
.
9-20
8-31
$$1.25
;
(reduced)
Co^
Ltd.,
*
B
Sommers
(accum.)
B
Ltd.,
common
V 5%
preferred (quar.)__.
Sllverwood Western Dairies, Ltd.—,
4%
^
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.).—-——
6%
10-
$27c
(quar.)—
Republic Pictures Corp.—
$1 convertible
preferred
.
4%%
1210-
'
,
25c
75c
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Tamblyn <G.), Ltd., common
9-15
.
1
"25c
common
(quar.)
4%%
9-15
10- 1
9-15
V 9-30
; 9-30
,
9*37
$5c
;
•
31 Vic
25c
/,35c
$25c
/
5c
$15c
Silknit,
Slmonds
9-23
r
;
9-37
9-30
'
•
&
Royalties, class A
Signal
;
9-23
,
Coventry Ltd.;
A
B
Class
■
10-21
9-30
40c
>59%c
Ltd.
Brewing
8tgnal Oil R Gas, class A
10-21
11-1
$1.25
—
(quar.)
com.
9-
9-30
(quar.)
Ltd.
Company
Thorofare
8-29
11-1;
Breweries,
Seattle
Class
8-26
10-13
"15c
$1.25
Corp.,
(quar.)
—
Malting Co._
Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
isi;
SHverwood
1
(quar.)—
Company
Optical Co. (quar.
1
1
10-
Class
V8huron
2
9-
9-
10-
G.)
8-15
5c
(quar.)
(reduted)
Sylvania
$4
10*17
Ohio,
Mining Co.
&
1
9-1#
Sunray Oil Corp., common (quar.)—
4V4% preferred series A (quar.)
4%% preferred series B fquar.)—
Sunset-McKee Company (quar.)
Swift
11-
9-15
—
Co., common (quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)——
Sutherland
10-17
9-20
_
Wells
Sunshine
1
9-15
Corp.
Sundstrand
9-12
:' 9-16
9- 2
9-2
8-22
9-28
50c
10c
$50c
25c
preferred Cquar.)
8heraton Corp. of America—
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
8hoe Corp. of America, class A (quar.)
8-31
'
9-12
Mills, Ltd. r
preferred (quar.)..—$40c
Mfg. Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)87'/2c
Remington
Renold
'
1
Sunbeam
0*
8-96
11-
$12%C
preferred
gun Oil
8-25
Corp
Products
5%
9-
$1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
8-25
9-15
10-1
9-30
9-22
10- 3
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
43/4%
9-15
non-cum.
Reliance
Shellmar
9
9-12
Knitting
Regent
$4.50
9-
(quar.)
prelerred A (quar.)
Mfg. Corp., common
1st
preferred
(quar.)—:
9-15
$1.18'4
(quar.)_£l '
50c
—^
25c
25c
—_—
Inc.
5%
9-15
.
stockholders
dividend
approval)
Reeves
Co, (irreg.)
(subject
to
Bit
10-
8heller
..
B
Stock
9-15
10-
37'/2C
50c
(quax.jw. "
1
Inc.
preferred A »(quar.)_
(C. A.) Company, clais A
Class
II-30
25c
f;
;
9-30
10-10
$2c
933/4C
2Vic
"4%
8-31
8-31
10-
9-15
$1.12%
25c
(Frank
"8hattuck
9-30
9-15
r
40c
—
Steel
Struthers
8-3$
1
9-12
30c
.
of
Brothers
Studebaker
9-15
10-
25c
94c
Corp.,
preference
Stromberg-Carlscn Co.,
9-20
8-25
(quar.)
20c
—
183/4c
Strawbridge & Clothier $5
9-20
10- 1
9-15
5
9-15
8-2$
9- I
preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
(quar.)
9-2
10- 1
15c
B
Sharon
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. (quar.)_i___^._.
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)^!.^
4%%
t
25c
$1.37%
23c
(quar.)_
Extra
9. 6
$1.75
Electrotype Co. (quar.)_
Stores,
Class
9-15
—.
Rayonier, Inc., $2
preferred
9
25c
$1.25
1
Owl
9
9-
Servel, Inc., $4.50 preferred
2'/2%
„
5%
9-
9-23
$1.18%
•
Oats Co., common-.——
.6%
preferred
(quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quebec Manitou Mines
Ralston Purina Co.. 3%%
pfd. (quar.)
'.Rand's
(Pittsburgh)
Red
9-23
$1.75
—
___
Quaker
'Real Silk
1
9-20
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co. (reduced).
Pure Oil Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
J Rapid
9-
10-1
—
(nu»r.U—
preferred
$4.75
9-30
pfd.
7
a
9-
4% %
9- 9
—
Selected Industries, $5.50 prior
Serrick Corp., class A (quar.)
1
Inc.—
dividend)
(stock
Common
9-
$1.75
original preferred (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
Publicker
-
9-29
25c
9-
9-15
87 %c
Finance, class A
(quar.)
Bros.,
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
comon
,
9-15
1
9-15
47 %C
Sterling 'Aluminum
Products—
sterr. & Stern Textiles, Inc.
'9-15
.9- 9
Selected American Shares
15
9-30
Sterchi
9-10
10- 1
9-29
—
10-
7%
;
10-1
25c
25c
—
10-
7%
i
31 Vic
—
(irreg.)—
common
Extra
preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred
(initial)$1.44%
Public Service Electric & Gas, common
40c
$1.40 div. preference common (quar.)
35c
Publication Co., common voting
(quar.)—
50c
Common non-voting (quar.)
_—__
50c
5%
1
10-
25c
A (quar.).
(quar.)
&
B
10-
$1
Steamship
Co.
preferred
preferred
b%
9-22
9- 1
9-15
9-15 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
10c
Co.,
4.65%
,
common
(quar.)
preferred A
Banknote
10-10 1
9-8
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-15
10- 1
75c
:;V 40c
$1.12%
12 Vic
(quar.)__.^
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
Co.
9-30
12 %C
\ 15c
common
4%
*
.
(quar.)_—_—
Seeger Refrigerator
9-15
12-31
10-10
'
Security
-
$1.25
$1.25
45c
65c
Loan
Class
Stedman
12- 0
8- 9
12- 9
9-22
(quar.)—^
common
Securities Acceptance Corp.,
9-20
3
9-15
Mexico—
12-31
Oil
4
$1.12 %
Corp., common
&
9-1$
..
$1.50
(quar.)
Fruit
10-151
1
17 %C
(quar.)
common
; 6% preferred (quar.)__
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
9- 9
—
•
Co.,
Gas
Seaboard
5
Co.,
Finance
convertible
6%
9- 6
9-15®
non-cum
convertible
^Seattle
9-14
1
9-26
45c
_
preferred
preferred
scries A non-cum.
9-15
'
9-6
9-17
9-17
vtc
Seabrook
_,
Hampshire
of New
of New
Common
Factors
10-14
10-
.
$1.277/s
—_—
•3%%
State
9- 6
9-30
40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
.p* Participating
Co.—
11-10
1
9-15
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
(irreg.)
vtc
3
preferred A (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd., com._
Partic.
convertible cum. preierred
Partic. convertible non-cum. preferred—.
'
25c
Air Line RR.
Common
V
Sea train
(quar.)
Co.
"Seaboard
9-7
9-
'
Inc.
participating
"Participating
•'
8-30
17Vic
series
preferred
Standard
9-14
$1.02%
15c
$1.12%
Vandervoorf,
10-15
% 1 Vic
$15c
(quar,)
Proprietary
Providence
12-
25c
9-15
9- 7
X
9-15
$1.25
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
11-14
11-14
9-9
——
Jquar.)
—-—
—
Barney, Inc., com.—
$4.50 series A preferred (quar.)
preferred
4.10%
Scruggs,
2*
%
9-
10c
$3
12- Jt
12- 1
10- 1
^
(Dallas)
(initial) L_;
Brands,
Standard
9-2
9- 8
,
Insur.
& Sons,
(quar.)
preferred
75c
.
12- 1
25c
Common
9-10
9-16
^
10- 1
Scranton-Spring Bropk Water Service—
9-
I
9-
9-15
8-1#
.9" *
Service—
preference
Standard
9- 1
5-1-50
8-1-50
9-12
11-1
11-1
;;
Co
Lace
9-
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
/
50c
prelerred (quar.) —
"4.30% preferred (quaf.)———
Scranton Electric Co., 3.35% pfd.
(quar.)—
1
9-15
$1.25
Investors
$3.75
91V4C
$1.07ya
833/4C
common
3.65%
9-10
10-
(quar,)_
Glass Co
Company
(quar.)
Metals
*;:$4
9-9
10- 1
10- 1
Life
preierred
Standard
; 60c
Co.,
Manufacturing
Scoville
9-15
9-12
10-
ii.oey*
—
(quar.)
Squibb (E. R.)
$4
preferred
r
,
preferred A
27%c
5%% preferred A (quar.)—
——
27%c
Scott Paper Co., common
(quar.)___^
62%c
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
—85c
$4 preferred
(quar.)
——$1
7-15
9-12
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
5%%
10-1
10-15
—
Lock
5%%
9-15
1
(quar.)—
Arabian
Schlage
8-29
10-
Gas
Mining Syndicate, Ltd.——
Co.
Schwitzer-Cummlns, 5Vi% pfd. A (quar.)—
Saudi
1
*9- %
Co.
Electric
preferred
4.65%
,
11- 1
2- 1
5- 1
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-10
9- 6
8-31
- 9-23
9-10
10-18
1-18
4-18
7-18
8-31*
10-18*
10-18*
9-14
—
Brothers, 5Vi% preferred
Bridge Co., Ltd.
Sanger
1
10-
i
i
Diego
9
9-15
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate
Pressed
5%
9-13
;i
12 %c
11-15
12 Vic 2-15-50
12V2c 5-15-50
20c
10-15
22Vic
10-15
25c
10-15
50c
10- I
41 Vic
9-15
$ 10c
9-15
15c
10-31
50c
9-15
27%c
11- 1
27Vic 2-1-50
& Electric,; com (quar.)_—
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
San Jose Water Wbrks, common (quar.)—.
San
9-20
1
10-
Quarterly
8-19
9-12
$1.75
—.—
Common
Antonio Transit
0-10
(quar.)
1
12-15
-
Quarterly
V> 10-
9-14
$1.10
$$1.07
(quar.)
A
9-15
20c
Royalty
Southwestern
10- 5
10- 5
9-10
8-30
9-10
9-20
8-31
9-15
1
Quarterly
8an
1
7%
1
10- 1
$1.25
;
\J
»
10- 4
$1.75
10-1
25c
9-30
Pittston
25c
9-25
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
.—
50c
10- 1
Porter
(H. K.)
Company, 5% pfd. (quar.)_
62V2c
Potomac Electric Power, common (quar,)22 Vic •~K 9-30
9-30
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
—_*
4Cc
9-15
Potter Company (Irreg.)
—»
20c
9-15
Powell River Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$50c
"Common
•
$1.25
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4Ve% pfd. (quar.)
9-15
15c
53y8c
75c
75c
25c
~
,,
.
conv.
8t.
8-20
a57 l/10c
iquar.)_
common
Ry...
preferred A vtc (quar.)
9-12
9-13
Francisco
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
Southland
1
conv.
9-26
$1
$1
30c
,
$1
——
5%
,
20c
15c
Union
Gas, common
(initial)
4Vi% preferred
(quar.)__
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
$1
9-10
9- 8
8-19
9-15
9-15
10-15
10-15
9-26
9-12
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
25c
(Louisiana)—
,;;1: 5%
9-12
10- 1'
Co.
——
9-10
:
.
9-20
37%c
9-15
,
9-12*
9-12*
9-20
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., Inc.—
0-15
$1
(quar.l_
50c
50c
20c
50c
$1.75
—75c
;«
25c
$1.12%
30c
Russell
Hotel
8*9
8-39*
9-15
Speer Carbon Co
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 conv. pid. (quar.)
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co
9-21
Charles
9-12
9-19
Spalding (A. G.). & Brothers (quar.)
Sparks-Withington Co. 6% conv. pfd. (quaf.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-ts
$1
9- 2
9-8
St.
9-2#
9-11
1
50c
9- 1
9- 2
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Co.
Manufacturing
11-
10-3#
$1.25
(quar.)
»-15
9-12
1
10-
9-30
(quar.)
9-12
Company.
C.)
10-15
(quar.)
Co.
Railway
pfd. (quar.)__ $$1.06V*
? 25c
J 20d
10-14
50c
(final)
receipts
(F.
11-15
50C
Gas
Natural
Pacific Co.
Sovereign
(quar.)
pfd.
$
Si .20
9-9
common
4Vi%
8
S-
37 %c
(quar.)
10- 1
—
Company
(Jacob)
preferred
25c
<quar.)_
Manufacturing
Ruppert
9-
9-30
Southwestern Gas & Electric—
(quar.)
Steel
(quar.)
preferred
Ruud
9-15
9-30
$30c
9-15
9-15
9-15
Inc
Co.,
9-lft
$$1.50
com._
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
Comoration
Typewriters
1
50c
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
Inc.
Electric
9
10-
27c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Southwestern
Works
8
9-
Lta.—
$20c
25c
25c
Co., Ltd. 4%%
Brothers,
7 %
8-31
•
10-
93%c
preferred Class A. (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)—
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd.—
Inc.,
9-10
1
9-15
25c
50c
3%%
deposit
Rowe
10-1
$1.12 Vi
preference (quar.l
.
—_
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co
Philco Corporation, common (quar.)____
preferred
Rotary
9-10
0-22
$1.50
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
$1
American
Roos
9-10
25%
1st
Pitney-Bowes,
9-14
1
1
Co.,
9-20
9-15
9- 1
12- 1
(quar.)
Metal
Art
Power
Indiana Gas & Electric Co.,
Southern
9-
9-28
Edison Co.—
10- 1
9-30
9-15
12-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
A
Canada
9-1$
9-28
62 %c
(s-a)_
$62Vic
Co.,
Extra
9-14
50c
preferred
Philadelphia Electric
prior preferred
&
Pendleton,
10- 3 '
(quar.)
non-cum.
4V4%
5%
10-
25c
25c
.-
Dairy
preferred
10- 1
10-
20c
25c
$1.12Vi
-
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
/ST;'"" $4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4
5%
8-31
1
10-
c
$4.50
8
Telegraph Co.
Southern
Company,
preferred
4.40%
,
Philadelphia Co., $6
$5
Rolland Paper
9-
&
9-5
,
9-2#
9-30
$1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
5%
-
At.antic
partic. preferred
4.8%
-^-13
9-3#
1
50c
participating preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Common
6%
9-90
1
10-
common
Original
Southern
1
10-
30c
Sugar Co.,
California
4.32%
10-
(quar.)__
Southern
Southern
Quarterly
Rockwood
5
3
Corp.—
Co.
Dividend
Philadelphia
1
20c
—
$1 participating class A. (interim)
Pfaudler ; Company
(quar.)
.__
Stock
9-
10-
50c
$1.50
$2
10c
(quar.)—_
„—.
Pet Milk Co., common (quar.)—,
'
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Pfeiffer
9-15
3
2-
Rico
preferred
Southern
15C
683/4C
(quar.)
&
9-1
9- 6
9- 1
9-15
Co.
Southern
8-.0
10- 1
Oil
Payable of Jt$R.
62'/2C
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Southern
37Vic
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd
Corp.
Ages
Ruberoid
Company
Petroleum
Roeser
52c
" 50c
$1.25
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co., common—
$5
preferred (quar.)
—
_______
Peoples Drug Stores,^ Inc. (quar.)
—*
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co
—
Peoples Telephone,
common
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola; Company (resumed)
-
:
1
40c
$1.25
30c
$1.12 Vi
$1.15
30c
"
preferred
Perfect
9-
2-
11-
of
Ronson
(quar.)
preferred
Permutit
Rock
Porto
Shore
...
20c
2911c
t50c
preferred
Mfg.
Uttxe
Robinson,
5
11-
11-15
Glass Sand Corp.—
Pennsylvania
4.60%
12-15
L.)
(P.
South
'Vi''-"
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
-0-ir
9-2
f50c
<
><
(quar.)
preferred
South
9-16
V10- 1
9-27
9-15
9- 9
9-15
9-15
-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%%
f
./.....,
Controls Co.—
convertible
$2,50
9-15
1
1-1-50
30c
_______
._
Common
5%
v
.
cvrp.
Engineering
Pennsylvania
4% %
9-14
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
participating
25c
25c 2-15-50
11-15
33c
33c 2-15-50
10- 1
50c
9-15
25c
9-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement
f
8-26
4%%
(quar.)
Penney
**
Common
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
-
8-31
9-1
$1.50
Robertson
$1
:
9-15
9-14
40c
Corp.,
Corp.
10- 1
$1 75
50c
5oc
25c
$1
20c
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
.
$1
,
9-16
8-31
U
$1.75
'
—
.
9-15
9-10
9-10
8-24
8%
(quar.)__
Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd.—
$2 participating class A (quar.)
Robbins & Myers, Inc.—
Stoker
9-26
62Vic
cum.
Textile
"Riley
.25c
__
(quar.)—
com.
5%
9-21»
*
Corp,
preferred A
$4
8
Oil
f 20 c
$35c
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
cum.
Richfield
Riegel
$1
Co.,
Inc.— "
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Richardson Company (resumed)
8-29
62Vic
$1.32
Manuxacturing
2nd
7%
1
9-
^
(quar.)
f
9-16
1
9-27
(quar.)
$1.32
9-
9-15
9*
9-15
__.
Telephone .1
Common
y
1;
30c
(quar.)
Ltd
Ford,
Common
Rice-Stix,
—
Transportation Co.
Peninsular
Rhtcm
9-30
48c
Peerless Cement Corp
i
9-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Pictures,
9-30
10-14
9-
,
Inc.. common
preferred
■4.60%
Company
South Carolina Electric & Gas,
9-21*
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
25c
$1.37J/a
90c
$1.12Va
40c
—
Name of
Holier*
When
Per
Holder t
Payable of Ree
8har$
•
3.60% pfd. (quaT.)
(R. J.) Tobacco,
Reynolds
9-15
iquar.j.
Pa ton Mfg.' Co., Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.l
,
9-19
$45c
Line, com.
shares
preferred
;*'4%
5%%
10-10
preferred (quar.)
Pantapec Oil Co., C. A. (Venezuela)—
Paraffine Companies,
9-28
<•
Metals Co., common
convertible prelerred (quar.)
Reynolds
1
9-
10-
4%
*
7
9-15
1
9-15
._—25c
; Packard Motor Car Co. (irreg.)
: Page-Hersey
Tubes, Ltd.
*
9-
9-21
10-
.j,
-
Name of Company
PnHahle of Ree.
8c
50c
$1
25c
$1.75
$1.50
Aggregates
Pacific
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Snort
-
of Company
■
10-
..
Quarterly
Twentieth
1
Century-Fox Film Corp.—
8c
31 Vic
9-30
9-30
9- 6
9- 6
Common
$1.50
convertible
25c
9-19
0- 7
$4.50
prior' preferred
(rjuar.)
——
preferred
(quar.)——
(quar.)
;
50
THE
(1026)
:v,
South
La Salle
(quar.)
St
Rubber
Asbestos &
Union
Co.
Investment
Co
Metal Mfg. Co., common
preferred tquar.i
Union Pacific RR. Co.,
4% preferred I s-a)
3
50c
,
:
10-
10c
10-
9-
1
„
Common
9-
6
5%
9-
6
1
______
9-30
United
Fruit
8-31
8
United
Merchants
&
$75c
Manufacturers,
Quarterly
*
S.
Storagp Corp., common
4% partic. prior preference (quar.)
Participating
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)
Quarterly
U. S. Finishing Co.,
convertible
preferred
U.
Foil
S.
Class
7%
s.
U.
s.
Guarantee
U.
S.
Gypsum
8-10
10-
9-21
20-
9-21
10-
9-21
U.
10-
1
10-
1
S.
9-15
75c
9-20
9-20
8-31*
7%
A
non-cum.
United Steel
U.
12-20
50c
10-
1
4%
1
9-
9-15
S.
Trust
United
Corp..
Co.
Steel
(New
&
Wire
10-
York)
9-15
99-
9-30
25c
5c
9-15
9-
10-15
10-
25c
I 9-15
9-
75c
10-
1
56%c
10-
1
Extra
Utica
Light Co...
9-15
9-
prior
preferred
9-
convertible
Mfg.
1
9-
(quar.)
Inc.
1
Electric
Penn
Power
Gas
Virginia
Co.
9-12
Co.
9-15
Electric Power
Iron
&
1
10- 1
9-16
25c
35c
10-
9-10
9-
Common
8
4V2%
prior
4V2%
conv.
9-15
10-
Wrigley
Life
1
9-15
10-
45c
9-30
9-
9
9-23
9-
9
(quar.)
9- 8
9-28
9- 8
10-10
9-23
25c
9-20
9- 1
$1.12%
$1.12'/2
9-15
9-15
9- 1
9- f>
$1.25
9-16
8-31-
25c
10- 1
11- 1
9-20
10-20
9-23
9- 9
10c
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
9-30
9-16.
56'Ac
25c
10- 1
9-24
9-16
9-15
25c
10-
1
10-
1
25c
9-15
9- 1
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
9-30
30c
$1.12'/2
10-
$1.50
10-
Young
9-15
9-15-
8-12
9- 1
Tile
Fibre
(L. A.)
Steel
Youngstown
1
1
9-15
8-25
tPayable
9-15
8-25
25c
10-
resident
a
9-
8
x
in
tax
Less
Wire
$1.80
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
$1 25
25c
Less
not
S.
(quar.)
Co.
closed
Funds,
Canadian
9-12
for
less
dividend.
this
15%
funds,
a
'
1
•
non-residents' tax.
at the source.
Non¬
Canadian
.
deductible
tax
8-26
15%; resident tax 7%.
British
d Less
9-20
1
9-15
30c
books
•Transfer
8-31
9-16
40c
t4c
Co
Door
tPayable in U.
9-15
(quar.)
25c
Youngstowr. Sheet & Tube
9-15
9-15
Co
Mfg.
Spring &
J50c
(quar.)
(quar.).—
(monthly)
Extra
7
1
10-
Corp
Corp., 4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Corrugating Co. (quar.)
York
9-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
(William)
common
(monthly)
Yankee
York
8-31
9-12
50c
$1.25
$6 preferred
STATE AND
9-28
common
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works
Yale & Tcwne Mfg. Co
5
50c
Insurance
50c
$1.25
50c
Common
9-15
9-12
9-
Condensing Co
Western
9-14
8-31
$50c
—
v
(quar.)
Aeronautical
Wright
9-15
1
9-30
9-20
(increased)
Western Department Stores
9-30
9-30
9-29
Ltd
(quar.)
9-16
9-30
35c
Ltd.
12'/2c
Co.,
(quar.)
Combing Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
1
50c
(quar.)
Utilities,
Products,
S-
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—
1
17 %c
Coke
8-31
8-31
9-15
Co
Co.
J25c
Texas
Western
9-20
10-
50c
(quar.)_„
preferred
$4.50
Westeel
8-25
20c
Co
&
9-15
9-15
10c
Lothrop
10-1
31'Ac
(extra)
Co.
d$1.12'/2
d$1.20
1
(quar.)
Manufacturing
preferred
Wool
9
9-
5
Co.
50c
Woodley
Woodward
5%
10-17
/
d$1.50
—
(quar.)_;
Petroleum
8-19
9-16
9-10
10-31
Co.—
Co
Dessauer
9-17
Woods
8-31
9-10
1
10-
t40c
preferred
preferred
&
1
9-15
9-23'
10- 1
15c
preferred
Wolf
8-31
9-15
9-30
Co.—
(quar.)
$4.80
8-16
8-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coal
preferred
West
12-22
9-30
10-
20c
Oil
Grocery
4'/2%
8-16
9-12
10-15
10- 1
Oil & Snowdrift
Fenn
$5
-
i
(s-a)
(quar.)
Wisconsin, Power & Light
9-20
12 %c
RR
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Special
West Virginia Water Service Co.—
Common
(increased)
3
1-3-50
62yao
62%c
Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers,
Lovett
&
6%
9-10
1
9-15
West
8-31
9-15
1
10-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Co.
Ohio
8-31
9-15
10-
Inc.
Line,
Wisconsin
7
10-
(quar,)
Co.
Fund,
5
5c
(quar.)
preferred
de
Motor
Knitting Mills
9-15
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_
Ltd
C.),
Quarterly
preferred
Extra
prior
5%
Wilson
9-
9-20
t50c
Jnc
10- 1
(quar.)
(J.
Extra
10-
Picture:;,
West
5
9-15
40c
...
Wilson
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co.—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)——
25c
Brothers
West
X
$2
Ltd..
Worts,
56'Ac
d$1.12'/2
25c
(quar.)__—
8-15
10-
Knitting Co.—
5%
Van
Q-
Ltd.
Wilsil,
Wilson & Company,
7
_____
common
9-15
25c
$1.27%
West
Corp.
Inc.,
Winn
(quar.)
Wesson
9-15
9-12
Oil
Stores,
8-15
$1
&
10- 1
9-23
10-15
9- 9
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-15
——
9-15
Baking Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4%
9-15
75c
__
&
1
10-, 1
10c
—
Power
9-9
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Gooderham
West
15c
quar.)
Utah
common
50c
25c
20c
15c
25c
30c
$1.06%
75c
t25c
$1.06 Vi
tl5c
$1.50
—
—
(quar.)
9-14
(quar.)
(Hiram)
Wentworth
1
$2
____
6 %
10-10
1
25c
Wellington
9-28
10-
Utah Hotel Company..
Utah Oil Refining
(quar.)
9-20
10-20
10-
25c
(quar.)
9-16
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wiser
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co., 5 % pfd. (quar.)
Weeden & Company—
9-28
$1.12%
9-15
9-30
9-16,
10-21'
9- 9
9- 9::
9- 9 >;
9-19'
9- 9
10- 1; ■
8-31
9 30'.'
9-20t
9-20
9-20
9-1
9-12
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
River
Wieboldt
$4.25
10-
Wayne
1
(quar.)
;
4%% scries B preferred (quar.)
Upson Company, 4%% preferred (quar.)___
Upressit Metal, 8% preferred (accum.)
Upson Walton Co. (quar.i
Utah Home Fire Insur. Co, (increased
2
9-
25c
Inc.
preferred
Waukesha
7
50c
preferred A
Wichita
37%c
9-15
United
6%
Wickes
7-17
75c
(quar.)..
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
9-10
United
Utilities & Specialties
Wallpaper, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Universal Winding Co., common
Upper Michigan Power & Light Co.—
4-17
9-15
(quar.)
$6
9-15
3
9-15
10-
$8.75
_____
5-1-50
8-1-50
9-15
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
Corporation
(irreg.)——
Corporation (quar.)__
______—.
Whiting
Disney Productions—
Warner
6
.,
1-16
Washington Water Power Co.—
6
9-15
ti5c
(quar.)
Co.
2-1-50
Paper
Motor
Woodward
9-19
1
prior preferred
$5
Whitaker
Wfrite
9-15
9-9;
10- 1
.
$1
$1.25
$1
$1.25
*
9
9-
10-17
»
5%%
1
30c
(quar.)
Ltd....
;
8-31
1
11-
convertible preferred
11-30*
43%c
common
preferred
8-31
9-20
Ward
9-15
62%c
(quar.)...:
9-20
9-23
8-31.
10-1
prior lien (quar.) ______
______
$5 prior preferred (quar.)—
Wheeling Sieel Corp., common.—_____—_
9-15
6%
9-15
10-
55c
_
1
10-
9-15
10- l
10-1
68%c
4%
on
Co.
(quar.)
common
Extra
was
25c
was
$1
—
$1
(quar.)
8-31*
25c
....
8-31
f. 9-15
•'
9-15
8-15
10- 1
9-15
25c
J25c
25c
75c
—
(quar.).————.
Ltd. (quar.)...
9-
s-a)
reported
dividend
Corp.
System,
Walker
Walt
Printing & Lithographing,
preferred
6
Extra
9-15
50c
Tobacco Co.,
S.
9-
..
Walgreen Company,
12-16
:
(increased).
9-20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
Inc.
(George),
r
<
:
$1.25
50c
'
____—_
10c
(increased
previously
Latest
Electric
Waldorf
8
22%c
(«-ai____
25c
Wabasso 'Cotton
9-15
75c
Co.
8
Station)
1.
Wagner
6
9-
1-3-50
...
Potash
5%
U.
9-
9-30
1
Extra
S.
9-14
10-
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
9-
7%c
Building
incorrect.
July
$1.75
Card
Goodwill
of
8-10
25c
(quar.)
1
Wagner Baking Corp.—
60c
(quar.)
4%% preferred
Quarterly
S.
Playing
9-20
10-
(quar.)..
Extra
U.
10-14
10-
Y.)
U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.
U.
Wacker-Wells
$1.75
...
Extra
Lines,
9-16
20c
7 % preferred
8.
10-
Brake—
$1
9-30
(The
R
J
$1
_________
(N.
—
—
Co
W
20c
common
Iron
&
9-16
Payment
...
U.
Weston
Extra
...
preferred (quar.)...
Freight Co
U.
Mold
9-30
—
(quar.)
A
B
Co.
————
$1.75
preferred
Co.,
10-
7
9-
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Co., Class
9
9-12
$2.50
Cold
$4
9
9-
1
25c
....
$7
9-
3
10-
Inc.—
United New Jersey Railroad & c.tnai uuuv.)
United Public Markets (Rhode Island) (s-a)
U.
3
10-
55c
__
;___
10-
25c
—;
...
Westmoreland
8
50c
9-
.
1
9-
50c
50c
12%c
10-14
^
9-
1
Vulcan
$1
—
Co
9-15
Westmoreland,
a
-
(quar.)
preferred
10-
9-16
1
5
Illuminating
Coal Co
.
(quar.)
$2.50
$2.50
20c
40c
——
9-15
9-
10-
United
Air
.
11- 1
2- 1'
$1.25
11-15
$1.25 2-15-50
(quar.)
A
Tablet & Stationery Corp.
Western
5%
9-20
9-15
10-15
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)....
Unitqd Gas Corp
...
Westinghouse
1
$1.25
(extra)
9-15
preferred
10-
9-30
■
America,
(quar.)—$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
1
preferred A
0%
5%
156c
$15c
10-10
10c
United Biscuit Co. of
preferred
9-9
12- 1
9-1
9-1
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6%
participating preferred (accum.)
$1.50
Virginia Electric & Power Cq,, com. (quar.)
30c
$5 preferred
(quar.)— ———
—
$1.25
Virginian Railway, common
(quar.)
—
62%c
6%
preferred
(quar.).—
...
37%c
6%
preferred (quar.)— —————
37%c
6%
preferred (quar.)
1 37%c
6%
preferred (quar.)...—.
——,—
37%c
Visking Corporation
____________—50c
Vulcan Corporation—
$3 convertible prior preferred (quar.)
75c
Vulcan
Detinning Co., common
40c
7%
preferred (quar.)
;—
35c
(reduced q_ar.>
RR.
9-20
12-10
9-10
9-15
——
preferred (S-a).
Victor Equipment Co. (quar.).—
Viking Pump Co. (irreg.) ___—
9-20
9-15
(s-a)_.
Pacific
Western
10c
$1.25
(reduced)——..—
preferred (quar.)—
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd
...
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry. Co.—
9-12
9-12
10-
$4.50
5%
of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
...
4%%
9-15
Company
Corp.,
Corp.
Verney
9-22
$1
Union Stockyards Co. oi Omaha, Lcd._—85c
(quar.)____
Circuit—
2
9-22
1
preferred
Car
25c
:
10-
Union Wire Rope Corp.
United Artists Theatre
Norman
$1.50
fqu'ar.)
common
9
9-
1
$1.25
5%
Van
Vapor Heating Corp.—50c
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
———50c
9-10
9-16
50c
;
—-
Union
$6
10-
25c
(quar.)
Union Bag & Paper Corp, (quar.).^
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
Union
1
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec
Per
v
Holders
When
9-20
Vapor
10-
82%c
-
Monday, September 12, 1949
CHRONICLE
rer
Share
o1 Company
8-31
9-12
50c
«...
Name
Corp.
Quarterly.
FINANCIAL
M,.r.V,
Holders
Payable of Bee.
Share
Twin Disc Clutch Co.
208
When
>Per
"
Name of Company
COMMERCIAL ' &
3%
income
tax.
dividend
Wisconsin
30%
Jamaica income
tax.
tax.
CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
930—were
Maricopa County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale
The
$75,000 Sch.
Dist. No. 1 bonds offered
Aug. 15—
v.
170, p. 346—were awarded to
Kenneth
—
A.
Ellis
&
Co.,
of
Phoenix, and John Nuveen & Co.,
of Chicago,
jointly, as l%s, at a
price of
1.87%.
on
100.005, a basis of about
Dated Aug. 1, 1949.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1950 to 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Additional Sale—The $13,000 Sch.
Dist. No. 69 bonds offered on same
date were awarded to
awarded
Bank
the
to
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association of San Francisco,
the only bidder, as follows:
$82,500
21/4S.
Due
on
Sept.
1
from 1950 to 1960 inclusive.
37,500
2V2S.
from
1961
Due
to
2%s.
30,000
from
1966
Due
to
on
1965
on
1969
Sept.
1
inclusive.
Sept.
1
Lincoln
Sch. Dist., San Joaquin
County (P. O. Stockton), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 170, p.
basis of about 3.01%.
1, 1949.
Dated July
July 1 from 1950
Due
on
1962 inclusive.
addition
to
the
above
cou¬
1949
to
highest
Jan.
July 1,
1, 1951. The second
bidders
Dist.
for
Sch.
interest to total 3%, from Oct.
1,
1949 to July 1, 1950); for Sch. Dist.
No.
69
bonds, Henry Dahlberg &
Co., for 3%s, at a price of par.
Kings
County, Stratford Union
Elementary Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Hanford), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 170, p.
interest
1965
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. A cer¬
to
1969
awarded
were
American National
California
Board of
of
the
City
Offering—Fred
Clerk,
will
bids until 10
receive
Sick,
sealed
Bank, Los Angeles,
San
Bond
W.
Sav¬
000
plant
5%
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 2.44%,
after
$48,000
Heller, Bruce & Co., for
ly-s; $12,000 as 2s, and
as 21/28, at :a
price of
Yuha
City), Calif.
Sold—An issue of
$50,000
school bonds has been sold to the
Bank
of
America
National
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.09, a
basis of about 2.16%, as follows:
as 2s.
Due on July 5
1950 to 1954 inclusive.
as
2y4s.
Due
on
the
from
Trust
5
Montgomery Creek Union High
Sch. Dist., Shasta County
of
$75,000
Oct.
on
America
Savings
California,
1
at
of
National
Association
the
holder. Bidders to
option
of
in
of Los
of
O'Melveny
a
&
purchaser.
A
Myers,
certified
Pres-
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
check for 2%
of the bonds, pay¬
able
(P. O. Redding), Calif.
City,
to
the
(These bonds
were
the election held
on
is
4s.
as
Due
on
June
i
2s. Due
as
on
June 1 from
from 1955 to 1957 inclusive.
300,000
2y4s.
as
from
290,000
required.
1958
Due
to
1967
2y2s.
as
Due
on
June
1
inclusive.
on
June
from 1968 to 1976 inclusive.
Bout-
Oct.
Dated
1,
Due 15 years
redeemable
its
at
from date and
any time on and
in the amount of
Said bond shall be' ex¬
changed for not exceeding 3Vz%date,
1
-
the
bonds of
denomination
of
the City, in
$1,000, and
maturing Oct. 1, as follows: $18,000 in 1952 and 1953, $19,000 in
1954 and
1955, $20,000 in 1956,
$22,000 in 1957 and 1958, $23,000
in 1959, $24,000 in 1960 and 1961,
$25,000 in 1962, $26,000 in 1963 and
COLORADO
1964, $27,000 in 1965, $28,000 in
1966, $29,000 in 1967, and $30,000
Colorado Springs, Colo.
in
Bond
Offering—R. F. SonnekCity
Clerk, - will
receive
son,
sealed
on
bids
Sept.
until
15
for
10
the
(MST)
purchase of
a.m.
$175,000 not to exceed 21/£%
in¬
terest park bonds.
1949.
authorized at
on
Nov.
from
2, 1948.)
B.
will
terest water bonds.
Refunding
from 1950 to 1954 inclusive.
90,000
Clerk,
$400,000.
mul¬
Angeles, will be furnished
the
$150,000
the rate
name
interest, expressed in
America
follows:
as
the
tiple of y4 of 1%. The approving
to
Offering—Ruth A.
&
opinion
July
from 1955 to 1959 inclusive.
Bond
Bank
Trust
&
$25,000
Due
1950 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
at the National City Bank, New
York City, or at any branch of
Live Oak Union School District,
Sutter County (P. O.
Bonds
1949,
Oct.
$1,000.
from
100.04.
•
Dated
is required.
Vista, Colo.
receive
(MST)
on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of
$400,000 not to exceed 3J/2% in¬
Series
B,
bonds.
1, 1949. Denomination
as
of
check
payable to
Offering—Geo.
City
works,
was
the Bank
awarded to
on
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
der
4%
certified
bonds,
well,
1949.
exceed
p.
A
of the
treat¬
previously
834, were
as
170,
au¬
held
$830,-
sewage
bonds,
v.
election
the City Treasurer,
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
to
in
cost.
without
for
Bond
Details—The
bonds
the
are
an
approving
Bosworth,
Dick &
Dason, of Denver, will
be
furnished
to
the
purchaser
Rafael, Calif.
Sale
at
April
5,
1949.
The
opinion
of Pershing,
interest water
1950 to 1963
a.m.
These
thorized
Monte
(not $950,000)
ment
at
office.
interest.
Supervisors, is required.
San Diego, Calif.
Bond
&
Association, of San Fran¬
at 0.61804% interest. The
second highest bidders were the
American Trust Co., San
Fran¬
cisco, at 0.77% interest, and the
0.7761%
Chairman
Trust
of
cisco,
payable
the
Bank
ings
tified check for 10% of the bonds,
to
the
to
$18,000 from 1955 to 1959 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the City Treasurer's
not
Oct. 15 from
on
25,000
CALIFORNIA
5%
City), Calif.
Note Sale—The $1,500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Aug. 30
inclusive. The second highest bid¬
Due
&
1 bonds, Refsnes,
Ely,
Co., and Associate, for
$15,000 as 3/4s; $15,000 as Is; $15,000 as l%s; $15,000 as
iy2s, and
$15,000 as l%s (plus additional
exceed
County (P. O.
Redwood
noted
No.
Beck
were:
to
not
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Denomination $500. Due on Oct. 1,
as
follows: $1,000 from 1950 to
1954 inclusive; $1,500 from 1955
to 1964 inclusive, and $1,000 from
San Mateo
(PST) on Sept.
27 for the purchase of $2,250,000
$5,000
pon, the entire issue will bear in¬
terest to total 4%, from
000
834—were awarded to the County
Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix, and
Boettcher & Co., of
Denver, joint¬
ly, as 2%s, at a price of 100.02, a
In
(PST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $25,-
and interest
inclusive.
Employees Retirement Board, as
2s, at a price of 100.001, a basis of
about 1.99%.
Dated Oct. 15, 1949.
to
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dated Sept. 1,
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Sept.
1950
1,
to
as
follows:
1954
$17,000
inclusive, and
1968.
1960 to
in
their
All bonds maturing in
1968, shall be redeemable
inverse
numerical
order
at the
option of the City on Oct. 1,
1959, or on any interest payment
date thereafter, at a price of the
par
value
interest
tion.
to
The
thereof
the
with
date
approving
of
accrued
redemp¬
opinion
of
Volume
170
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4837
V
Myles
will
P.
Tallmadge
furnished
be
the
of
City.
of
A
Denver,
1962,
$49,000
in
the
at
expense
1964,
$52,000
in
check
1966,
$55,000
City
1968,
$59,000
in
in
in
in
in
certified
for
$10,000, payable to
'ireasurer, is required,
the
1970,
CONNECTICUT
.
Joseph A.
—
Aaorno, State Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
necticut
bonds,
until
noon
University
coupon
divided
of Con¬
registered
or
follows:
as
15,
from
follows:
as
1050
to
$180,000
1979
on
$185,000
1969
and
,
inclusive,
inclusive.
from
1970
to
$70,000
in
1977.
Bids
same
time
$73,000
for
bonds
maturing
in
the
1954 to 1977. The bonds ma¬
years
turing in the
1958 and there¬
year
after shall be callable for retire¬
ment
prior to maturity on Dec. 1,
1957, or on any interest paying
the
of
to
name
interest, expressed in
multiple of
a
Bidders
thereafter.
rate
Va
1/10 or
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
1%.
building bonds. Due on
Oct. 15, as follows: $50,000
from 1950 to 1968 inclusive,
and $30,000 in 1969.
urer's
office
the
at
or
Connecticut
Trust
Hartford-
Co.,
Hartford,
pr at the Manufacturers Trust Co.,
New York City.. Bidders to name
the rate of
interest, expressed in
multiple of J/g of 1%.
a
proving opinion
The ap¬
Storey, Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Bos¬
ton, will be furnished to the purChaser
without cost.
check for $125,000,
certified
A
payable to the
State, is required.
Connecticut
(State of)
Note Sale—The $10,000,000 first
series anticipation notes (Rental
Housing) offered on Sept. 8—v.
170, p. 834—were awarded to a
group composed of the Guaranty
Tiust Co., and C. J. Devine & Co.,
both of New York; Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, and the
Mercantile-Commerce
&
Bank
Trust
Co., St. Louis, at 6% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $554,Notes
641.15.
dated
are
1949 and mature
Sept. 15,
Sept: 15, 1950.
The Branch Banking & Trust Co.,
of Wilson,
N. C., was the sec¬
ond high bidder, naming a rate of
6%, plus a premium of $529,545.
on
Portland; Paine, Webber,
&
Curtis
of
Chicago;
Trust Company of Georgia of At¬
Jackson
lanta; Marine Trust Co. of Buf¬
falo; Andrews & Wells, Inc., of
New York; and Laird & Co. of
Wilmington, as 2s, ac a price of
100.65, a basis of about 1.93%, as
New York
to the
required.
Bond Offering—Alfred B. BowTown
ceive
sealed
will
Treasurer,
office
bids at the
of
750 Main
& Howard,
Day, Perry
re¬
St., Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST)
Sept. 12 for the purchase of
$378,000
school,
issue
of
1949,
coupon bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
on
Oct.
1,
as
1950
to
1967
in
000
the
$20,000 from
inclusive, and $18,-
follows:
1968.
of
rate
Bidders
to
name
interest, expressed in
Fla.
check
certified
$5,000, payable
required.
the
to
1961r inclu¬
1954 to
"000 from
sive; $41,000 in 1962 and 1963;
$42,000 from 1964 to 1968 in¬
Dated Aug.
$1,000. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Chemical,
Bank & Trust Co., New York City
Bidders to name the rate of in¬
terest, expressed in a multiple of
Va of 1%. The approving opinion
of Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City, will
be furnished to the purchaser. A
certified check
for 2%
of the
quired.
until 4 p.m.
the
Tor
•13
•not
1949
purchase
exceed
to
Sept.
$490,000
(DST)
2%
on
of
interest school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due
coupon
GEORGIA
Oct. 1 from 1950 to
1959 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the First
National Bank, of Boston.
Bid¬
$49,000
name
in
^expressed
or
the rate of interest,
a
multiple of 1/10
■% of 1%. The approving opin¬
ion of
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
Dodge, of Boston, will be fur¬
&
nished to the
purchaser.
FLORIDA
1463, Cocoa), Fla.
Box
The $755,000
—
Series
revenue,
Sept. 6
170, p. 835—were awarded to
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.,
and
will
Chairman,
until
bids
2
receive
sealed
(EST) on Sept.
29 for the purchase of $1,365,000
not to exceed ZVz% Canaveral Port
District
Dec.
000.
Due
000
in
000
in
000 in
revenue
1947.
1,
Dec.
bonds.
Dated
Denomination
1,
as
$1,-
follows: $35,-
1952, $36,000 in
1953, $38,-
1954. $39,000 in 1955, $40,1956
$41,000 in
1957, $42,-
1n 1958, $44,000 in 1959, $45,000
1960,
$46,000
in
1961,
$48,000
1952
&
on
inclusive,
and
National
Bankers
Bank,
1954 to
1957, $8,000 in 1958 to
$9,000 in 1962, $10,000
of 100.25, a
Dated July
1, 1949. Due on July 1. 1959. The
second highest bidder was Halsey,
&
Stuart;
Co.;
Lehman
Bros.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Pneips, Fenn & Co., Equita¬
Braun, Bos-
inc.;
ble Securities Corp.;
worth &
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.;
Co.; Milwaukee; Otis
& Co.; Martin, Burns & Corbett;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; and F. S.
Y"antis & Co., jointly, for 2s, at a
Milwaukee
and
Offering
—
not to
exceed 3% interest school site and
purchase
1949.
Dec.
1951
of
$750,000
Dated Sept. 1,
Denomination $1,000. Due on
15, as follows: $20,000 from
to 1955 inclusive; $25,000 in
bonds.
195-7 and
1957; $45,000 in 1958 and
Bidders to name
expressed in
a multiple of Va of 1%.
The ap¬
proving opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
the rate of interest,
Hawaii (Territory
Bond
Offering
Brown,
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
the
at
of)
William
—
will
B.
receive
Bankers
Trust
nished
to
the
purchaser
without
certified check for $10,000,
Street, New York cost. A
(EST) on Sept.! payable to the Township
28 for the purchase of $8,000,000 Treasurer, is required.
public improvement,
Series
A,
Galesburg, III.
Issue of 1949 bonds.
Dated Oct.
Co., 16 Wall
City, until 10
Oct.
from
1.
1952
a.m.
follows.
as
to
1968
$445,000
inclusive, and
the rate of
name
a
multiple
cipal
and
office
of
interest, expressed in
of
1/10
of
1%.
interest payable
the
Treasurer
Prin¬
at the
of
the
Territory of Hawaii, in Honolulu,
or, at the option of the holder, at
the
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
New
York City.
The approving opin¬
ion of Wood, King & Dawson, of
New
York
City, will
be
fur¬
nished
in
cost.
in
the
to
the
purchaser
A certified
without
check for 2%
bonds is required.
of
School
expense
of
bonds
$900,000 water
offered Sept. 6—
awarded to
Smith, Barney & Co. of New
York; Bacon, Whipple & Co., and
Kebbon, McCormick & Co., both
of Chicago, jointly, as 2V4S, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
v.
170,
930—were
Dated
May 1, 1949.
1950 to 1979 inclusive.
2.24%.
from
p.
Due
The
the
School Town,
Sale—The
highest
bidder
was
F.
Details—The
addition
$7,500
purchased
bonds
by the Union State Bank of Mo¬
nona, as 2s, at a price of par, as
previously noted in v. 170, p. 931,
are in the denomination of $500,
and
due
are
follows:
as
$1,000
on
1950; $1,500 on Feb. and
$1,000 on Aug. 1 in 1951 and 1952,
and $1,500 on Feb. 1, 1953.
Aug. 1,
Sioux
U Bond
City, Ia.
Offering—C.
A.
Carlson,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
20 for the purchase of $250,000
bonds, divided as follows:
$100,000 sewer bonds. Due
Dec.
on
follows: $30,000 in 1951,
and $35,000 in 1952 and 1953.
50,000
flood
protection bonds.
Due $10,000 on June 1 from
1,
as
1955 inclusive.
to
1951
water revenue b b n d s.
Due on Nov. 1, as follows:
$20,000 in 1950, and $40,000
100,000
is
in
1952.
and
1951
build¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1949. Denomina¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 170,
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
p. 931—Were awarded to Raffenpayable at the City Treasurer's
sperger, Hughes & Co. of India¬
office.
The approving opinion of
napolis, as l%s, at a price of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
100.63, a basis of about 1.63%.
will be furnished to the purchaser
Dated July 1, 1949.
Due on Jan.
without cost.
A certified, check
1 and July 1 from 1951 to 1957
for 2% is required.
inclusive. The second highest bid¬
der
was
l%s, at
$45,000
John Nuveen & Co., for
a
Twp. (P. O.
Merrillville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Teddy R. HouchTwp., Sch.
will
Trustee,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
12 for the purchase of $98,000 not
to
exceed
bonds.
3%
interest
building
Dated
July 1, 1949. De¬
$1,000. Due $7,000 on
nomination
from
July 1
1950 to
1963 inclu¬
sive. Bidders to name the rate of
interest, expressed in a multiple
of Va of 1%, principal and interest
(J-J)
tional
Waterloo Indep.
J
price of 100.31.
payable at the First
Bank, Crown Point.
Na¬
The
Spencer Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Hayden), Ind.
Sch. Dist., I a.
A. Ralston,
Offering—E.
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors,will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 20 for the
purchase of $5,000,000 not to ex¬
ceed 5% interest building bonds.
Denomination
$100,000 on May 1
in
1951 and
1952;
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
$1,000.
and
Due
1
Nov.
$125,000 on May and Nov. 1 from
1953
and
1968
inclusive,
and
$150,000
May
on
to
Bidders
1969.
1
Nov.
and
name
the
1,
rate
expressed in a multi¬
ple of Vs of 1%.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
of interest,
Treasurer's
District
The
office.
approving opinion of'Chapman &
Cutler of Chicago will be fur¬
nished to the purchaser.
A cer¬
tified check fcr 1% of the bonds,
payable
J; Burk,
A.
to
District
Treasurer, is required.
,
Bond
Offering—Joseph
KENTUCKY
N.
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $15,000 not to exceed 5% interest im¬
$750 on June 30 and Dec. 30 from
1950 to 1959 inclusive. Bidders to
name
the
rate
of
interest,
ex¬
multiple of Va of 1%.
The approving opinion of Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis, will be furnished to; the
purchaser to the expense of the
School
Township.
A
certified
check
for $750,
payable to the
pressed in a
School
(P.
County
Johnson
Megel, Secretary of the Township
Advisory Board, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
^ownship, is required.
S.
Washington Twp. (P. O. R. R.
Moseley & Co.; White, Weld &
No. 3, Logansport), Ind.
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; Julien
Bond Offering—Charles Steph¬
Collins & Co., and J. M. Dain &
Co., jointly for $200,000 as 2VfcsJ enson, Township Trustee, will re¬
and $700,000 as 2V4S. at a price of ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 15 for the pur¬
100.08, a basis of about 2.32%.
second
the
name
Indep. Sch. Dist., Ia.
Sale
Bond
school
the
provement 1949 bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1949. Denomination $750. Due
Bond Sale—The
revenue
Monona
Highland School Town, Ind.
Bond
in,
Eva Schultz,
Bidders to
of
IOWA
purchaser at the
County Sch. Dist. No. 44
building
rate
1984.
Ross
(P. O. Lombard), III.
Bond
tion $1,000.
Dated June 1, 1949. Denomina¬
price of 100.42.
Du Page
Dated Aug. 15, 1949. Denomina¬
interest^ expressed in a
1961,
multiple of Va of 1%. Interest
in
1963
to
1966, $11,000 in (J-J). The approving opinion of
1967 to 1969, $12,000 in 1970 Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of
and
1971, $13,000
in 1972, Indianapolis, will be furnished to
$14,000 in 1973 to 1975, $15,- the purchaser at the expense of
000 in 1976 and 1977, $16,000 the Township.
A certified check
in 1978, $17,000 in 1979, $18,- for $500 for each issue, payable
000 in 1980 and 1981, $19,000 to the Township, is required.
in 1982, and $20,000 in 1983
price
a
basis of aboujt 1.84%.e
1969 inclusive.
60,000 Civil Twp. bonds. Due $2,000 on July 1, 1951; $1,000 on
Jan. 1 and $2,000 on July 1
•Board. A certified check for $300,
at
l%s,
as
exceed
to
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
379,000 improvement bonds. Due
Dec. 1, as follows: $7,000 in
Trust
Co.,
not
$65,000 School Twp. bonds.
Due
$1,000 on July 1, 1951; $2,000
on Jan. 1 and $1,000 on
July
1 from 1952 to 1959 inclusive,
and $2,000 on Jan. 1 and July
$6,000 in 1953.
1,
Chicago bank.
HAWAII
$435,000 in 1969. Bidders to
p.m.
to
$125,000
1 from 1960 to
bonds. Due
Dec. 1, as follows: $5,000 from
1950
of
51
4% interest bonds, divided as fol¬
lows:
follows:
as
Bramhall, Barbour & Co., both of
1959; $50,COO from 1960 to 1963; approving opinion of Chapman &
New York, jointly, at a price of
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
$55,000 from 1964 to 1967 inclu¬
105.17, a basis of about 2.03%.:
nished.
A certified check for" $3,sive; $60,000 in 1968, and $30,000
Dated Aug. 1, 1949. Due on Aug. 1
000 payable to the School Town¬
on Sept.
1, 1969.
Principal and
from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
ship, is required.
interest
fJ-D) payable at some
'
Bond Offering—A. Fortenberry,
Chicago,
both of New York;
A. C. Allyn & Co., and
Stifel, payable to
Nicolaus & Co., both of Chicago, .required.
—v.
on
O*
of
$21,000 refunding
July 1, 1949. The second
bidder
was
Harriman
Bank
Trust'
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due
/
TJanavedrtd Port Authority (P.
<.
Sale
on
ders to
auiy
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; First
Boston Corp.; The Illinois Com¬
pany,
Chicago; Mercantile-Com¬
the
Ga.
Atlanta,
Certificate
Denomination $1,000.
1949.
on
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:S0 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 13 for
...
A 1949 certificates offered
*
all
& Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co.,
Ripley
the City, is re¬
bonds, payable to
is 2V2% water works
Westport, Conn.
Bond Offering—The Board of
Selectmen
will
receive
sealed
bids
1949. Denomina¬
1,
tion
for
Town,
Dated
highest
Chase
Howard, of Hartford, will be
A
Peoria, Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Municipal Bond Corp., J. T. Swartz
& Co., and Benjamin Lewis & Co.,
1969.
merce
831,000 white way lighting sys¬
tem, Series 2 bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1, as follows: $36,000 in
1950; $35,000 in 1951; $44,000
in 1952; $45,000 in 1953; $42,-
multiple of 1/20 of 1%.
The
approving opinion of Day, Berry
furnished.
posed of Negley, Jens & Rowe, of
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
Co., St. (J-D) payable at the Northern
Offering—C. W. Tomlin- Louis; A. G. Becker & Co.; F. S. Trust
Co., Chicago.
Legality ap¬
son,
City
Clerk,
will
receive Moseley & Co.; First of Michigan proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Corporation; Stern Bros. & Co.; of St. Louis.
Sept. 28 for the purchase of $1,- Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Kebbon,
INDIANA
481,000 not to exceed 3%% in¬ McCormick & Co.; Roosevelt &
terest public improvement coupon Cross;
Field, Richards
&
Co.;
East Gary School Town, Ind.
bonds, divided as follows;
McDonald & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Bond Offering — The Board of
$650,000 storm sewer, Series
1 Co.; First National Bank, Min¬ School
Trustees
will
receive
bonds.
Due Aug. 1, as fol¬ neapolis; First National Bank, St.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
lows: $3,000 in 1950, $1,000 in Paul; J. M. Dain &
Co.; Sills,
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $16,1951,
$5,000
in
1952
and Fairman & Harris; and McMaster 000 not to exceed 4% interest im¬
1953, $18,000 in 1954, $13,000 Hutchinson & Co., jointly, for 2s,
provement of 1949 bonds. Dated
in 1955, $20,000 in 1956, $18,- at a price of 100.36.
Aug. 15, 1949. Denomination $1,000 in 1957, $28,000 in 1958,
Due $1,000 on July 1, 1950,
Cook County, Forest Preserve Dist. 000.
$22,000 in 1959, $31,000 in
and $1,000 on Jan. 1 and July 1
(P. O. Chicago), III.
1960, $13,000 in 1961, $5,000 in
Bond Sale—The $750,000 work¬ from 1951 to Jan. 1, 1958 inclu¬
1962 and 1963, $30,000 in 1964
sive.
The approving opinion of
ing cash fund bonds offered Sept.
$92,000 in 1965 and 1966, $84,7—v. 170, p. 835—were awarded Ice, McCord & Miller, of Indian¬
000 in 1967, $85,000 in 1968,
to a syndicate composed
of the apolis, Will be furnished to the
and $80,000 in 1969.
Miami Beach,
a
&
Due
$400,-
4% sewerage revenue bonds
has been sold to a syndicate com¬
1,600,000 highway working cash
bonus.
of
000
$4,500,000 working cash fund, 1949
bonds. Due on July 1, 1959.
funrt
chase
issue
Bond
clusive, and $43,000 in 1969.
den,
Bonds Sold^—An
follows:
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
East Haven, Conn.
'[
—
Bank of
Co., New York City. The
approving opinion of Caldwell,
the Port Authority, is
payable M the State Treas-*
saie
offered
Bank, Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
both of New York; First National
pay¬
terest
Marion, III.
Tile
$6,100,000
Sept, 7—v. 170, p.
835—were awarded to a syndicate
composed of
tne National
City
Bona
(1027)
' -
.
,
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
bonds
able at the Central Hanover Bank
Dated Oct. 15, 1949. Denomina¬
tion
$1,000.
Principal
and
in¬
CHRONICLE
•.
•
ILLINOIS
Cook
City, will be furnished
purchaser at the expense of
the Authority.
A certified check
for 2% of the bonds, payable to
:
FINANCIAL
&
.
& Trust
980 000
.
and
date
$5,500,000 building bonds. Due
Oct.
1976,
re¬
Oct. 6 for the purchase
$6,480,000
$66,000
■
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
1963, $50,000
1965, $54,000
1967, $57,000
1969, $60,000
1971, $64,000
1973, $68,000
1975, $72,000
will also be received at the
Connecticut (State of)
Bond Offering
$62,000
1972,
1974,
r.
•
O.
Paintsville), Ky.
Bond
S
a
1
e
—
The
$300,000
school building revenue bonds of¬
fered
Sept. 6—v. 170, p. 931—were
to Pobl & Co., of Cin¬
awarded
cinnati, as 3s, 3 'As, and S^s, at
price of 100.011. Dated July 1,
1949 and due on July 1 from 1951
to 1974 inclusive. Callable on any
a
payment date after July 1,
hieh bid of 100.003,
for 3V2S and 3%s was made by
interest
1954.
Second
Fox, Reusch & Co., of
Louisville
and
Cincinnati.
Jefferson
County
MetroOoVtan Sewerage District
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
Paying Agent — Bankers Trust
Company has been appointed
New
Paying Agent for $4,000,000
Louisville and Jefferson County;
Y'ork
Kentucky.
District
Metropolitan
Sewer
bonds (se¬
sewer revenue
ries 1949),
having various interest
52
rates,
due
issue
the
to
Barnstable,
syndicate headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., New York,
appeared in v. 170, p. 931.
Ohio
a
Bond
Sept. 6
(DST).
^00
Due
from 1951 to 1966 inclusive.
Due on March 1
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
28,000
3V2S.
as
second
The
Bankers
highest bidder
was
Co.,
<100 in
in the
reverse
bering
whole
a
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
York, as 2s, at a price of
101.287, a basis of about 1.832%.
Second high bid of 101.28 for 2s
was made by Estabrook & Co.
Sale
consisted
bonds.
1959
from
Not
Sold—The
exceed
school
bonds
170,
accepted.
were
,
inclusive.
from
1960
to
National Bank, Boston. Le¬
gality aproved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Lawrence, Mass.
Sale—The $160,000 mu¬
nicipal relief, Act of 1949, first
issue bonds offered Sept. 7—v.
170, p. 932—were awarded to the
Arlington Trust Co. of Lawrence,
as Is, at a price of
100.25, a basis
of about 0.90%,
Dated Sept. 1,'
1949. Due on Sept. 1 from 1950 to
;
Bond
La
Parish School District
Salle
No. 5
(P. O. Jena), La. 7
Certificate Sale
certificates
—
offered
The $71,000
Sept.
3
were
awarded to the Bank of Jena, and
the La Salle State Bank, of Jena,
jointly,
as
Winn
.
Parish
(P.
School
Winn field),
O.
1953 inclusive.
Districts
La.
Cambridge)+ Mass.
;
awarded to Scharff &
were
of New
Orleans,
$30,000 New
as
Calvin
bonds.
Due
receive
Sch.
!
Due
July
on
Dist.
Sch.
1965 inclusive.
/
of
Sept.
16,
1949.
bonds.
Dodge,
11
a.m.
for the pur¬
approving opinion
of
of
Palmer
&
will be fur¬
Boston,
'
Anne Arundel
County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md. /
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
vali, President of the Board
County Commissioners, will
,
ceive
chase
4%
bids
sealed
<DST)
Revere Housing
Offering—Weems R. Du-
on
of
until
11
Note
of
bids
a.m.
capital improvement
•of 1949 coupon bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due
$36,000 on Sept. 1 from 1950 to
theNational
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Ann¬
Boston.
furnished
without
for
cost.
$18,000
of
A
certified
bond
is required.
sioners, will receive
the
000
$50,^0
on
Oct. 1 from 1950 to 1963
Principal and interest
Easton
payable
at
JEaston.
Bidders to name
of
interest,
tiple of Va
to
expressed in a mul¬
1/10 of 1%.
The
a.m.
1
Due
from
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
to
made
by a group composed of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc,
Fahey,
&
Clark
McDonald-
and
Co.,
Moore & Co.
on
Oct.
1
from
Oct.
Note Offering—Leora M.
Treasurer,' will
County
until
bids
sealed
Sept.
of
the
15
10
to
$45,000 lateral
coupon
follows:
a.m.
mium
called
Bidders
interest,
June
to
1
y4 of 1%.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the State
Savings Bank of Fenton. ; The'
approving
opinion
of
Miller,
Canfield, Paadock & Stone, of
Detroit, will be furnished to the
purchaser. A certified check for
2%
of the
bonds, payable to the
Treasurer, is required.
,
Frenchtown
from
1950
to
Bailey,
receive
(EST)
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 9
1954
Bond
Offering — Louis Knapp,
Director, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
bonds.
City in Detroit,
New York City. Bid¬
(EST)
Sept. 15 for
on
the purchase of $15,000 not to ex¬
ceed 5% interest building coupon
nomination
the
100 Cole Road,
Monroe), Mich.
cial
of
of
rate
multiple
a
terest
(P. O.
inclusive.
bank
the
name
expressed in
of
from 1950 to 1954 inclusive.
on
redemption after June
sewer,
1,025,000 street and, alley paving,
Series O bonds.
Due $205,000
>
lor
1, 1959.
District
Series
N
Due $9,000 on June 1
bonds.
1, 1957, but on or
June 1, 1959; and no pre¬
shall
be
paid on
bonds
prior to
Dated
May 1, 1949.
De¬
$1,000. Due $3,000 on
interest,
expressed in ,a multiple of % of
May 1 from 1950 to 1954 inclusive*
Bonds maturing in 1953 and 1954
may be redeemed at the option of
to the
par
Chicago,
ders to
or
the rate of
name
1%.
The approving opinion of the District, in inverse numerical
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
& order, on any interest payment
Stone, of Detroit, will be furnished date on or after May 1, 1950, at
purchaser. A certified check
for
$21,000, payable to
Treasurer, is required.
the
City
and
accrued
fixed
date
for
Twp. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Elsie), Mich.
;
2
;
Bond
Offering—Carl A. Hovey,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
8
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
exceed
4%
on
Sept.
$50,000
15 for
not
to
interest building cou¬
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due $5 000
April 1, 1950 to 1959. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1954 to 1959 may be re¬
pon
deemed at the option of the Dis¬
trict in inverse numerical order
interest payment date on
April 1, 1953, at par and
any
after
for
redemption,
for each bond
lows:
$20 00
plus
premium
a
redeemed
so
each
on
the
to
Bid¬
ders to name the rate of
interest,
multiple of % of
1%. Principal and interest (M-N)
expressed in
Duplain
the
interest
redemption.
payable at the Monroe State Sav¬
ings Bank, Monroe. The approve
ing opinion of some market at¬
torney shall be furnished by the
purchaser at his own expense. A
certified check for $500, payable
to
the
District
Treasurer, is
re¬
quired. '
Grand Blanc Tu)p. Frac. Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Grand Blanc),
Michigan
Note
Offering «— H. S. Lund,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 12 for the
purchase of $32,000 not to exceed
fol¬
3% interest tax anticipation notes*
called
Dated Sept. 15, 1949.
Due on
April 15, 1950. Prin. and int. pay¬
able at the First State & Savings
as
bond
a
for
for
redemption on or after April
1, 1954, but prior to April 1, 1955,
$10.00 for each bond called for
Bank, Grand Blanc. The approv¬
ing opinion of some market at¬
redemption on or after April 1,
1955, but prior to April 1, 1956,
purchaser at his
$5.00
notes, payable to the District, is
Sept. 1, 1949. Due on Feb. 1, 1950.
Principal and interest payable at
the Bellaire State Bank, Bellaire.
The approving opinion of some
market
attorney shall
be fur¬
nished by the purchaser, at his
own expense.
A certified check
for 2% of the notes, payable to
the County Treasurer, is required.
Axe
of
Sch.
the
Board
will
until
pm.
bids
8
Sept. 15 for the pur¬
$350,000 high school
on
of
chase
Secretary
Education
of
sealed
receive
Mich.
Dist.,
Offering—The
Bond
building bonds.
Barry County (P. O.
Hastings), Mich.
Note Sale—The $40,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Aug. 29—
v.
170, p. 836—were awarded to
&
Shannon
Jones B.
Co., of De¬
troit, at 2V4% interest, plus a pre¬
mium of $5.30.
Dated Sept. 1,
1949.
Due on March 1, 1950.
;
Dearborn, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $180,000
special
Sept.
170, p. 932—were awarded
to Ryan, Sutherland & Co., To¬
ledo, as 1 y2s, at a price of 100.18,
basis
of
1.468%.
about
1949 and due
Sept. 1,
each bond called for
mium
shall
be
paid
called for redemption
re¬
on
on
or
after
public
Mich.
offered
Sept.
7—v.
932—were awarded to
composed
of
H
the
170,
syndi¬
National
a
City Bank of New York; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis of Chi¬
cago;
Roosevelt & Cross of New
York, and Hayden, Miller & Co
of Cleveland, at a price of 100.04,
a
basis of about 2.33%, as
$214,000
as
Due
on
follows:
Feb.
1
1950 to 1956 inclusive.
>! from
520,000
4s.
as
from
1,236,000
2y>s.
1957
as
to 1965
2y4s.
from 1966
Due
to
on
Feb.
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. S
(P. O. 1454 Petts Road,
Fenton), Mich.
Bond Offering—Claude A. Co-
inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1
1978 Inclusive.
;"
by the
own expense. A
for
2%
of
the
;
-
:
*f
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Marie
Fi-
K.
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of
$225,000 not to exceed 3% interest
City
larski,
Clerk,
re¬
of
rate
Bidders
interest,
to
name
expressed
the
in
a
Va of 1 %.
The ap¬
opinion of Miller/ Can-
multiple of
proving
field,
troit,
of De¬
to the
of the
Paddock & Stone,
will be furnished
bids
until
5
p.m. purchaser at the expense
Sept. 13 for the pur^
^CityF A certified check for $4,500,
chase of $90,000 not to exceed 4*% payable to the City Treasurer, is
sealed
(EST)
on
interest
coupon
bonds/ required. - v7"'; •'7 ',! 7
7. ■■ ;■ ■,
1, 1949.
Denomina¬
7 Melrose Twp. Unit Sch. Dist.
$1,000.
Due June 1, as fol¬
CP. O. Walloon Lake), Mich, v
lows: $5,000 in 1951 and 1952, artd
rBond Sale—The $90,000 school
$10,000 in 1953 to 1960. Bonds ma';
bonds offered Sept. 2—v. 170, p,
turing in the years 1956 to 1960p
836
were
awarded
to
Paine,
may be redeemed at the option of
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, of
the District, in inverse numeri¬
Grand Rapids, at a price of 100.01,
cal order on any
interest pay¬
Dated
building
June
tion
—
—
ment
date
1955, at
1
required.
Kalamazoo.
Fenton
ceive
series
sewer
check
certified
bonds
,
Sale—The $2,000,000 non-
Bond
callable
torney shall be furnished
April 1, 1957. Bidders to name the
rate of interest,
expressed in a
multiple of % of 1%. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at a automobile
parking system rev¬
bank
or
trust
company
to
be enue coupon bonds.
Dated Oct.
designated by the purchaser. The 1,
1949.
Denomination
$1,000.
approving opinion of Miller, Can- Due Oct. 1, as follows: $40 000-in
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit, 1950 and 1951, $45,000 in 1952, and
will be furnished to the purchaser
$50,000 in 1953 and 1954.
The
without cost. A certified check for bonds shall be
registerable as to
$1,000
payable to the District principal only on the books of
Treasurer, is required.
the City Treasurer. Bonds matur¬
ing in 1953 and 1954, shall be
Egleetoh Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 2
subject to redemption at the op¬
(P. O. Hall Road R. No. 4,
tion of the City in inverse nu¬
Muskegon), Mich.
merical
order, on any interest
Bonds Note Sold—The $15,000
payment date on or after Oct. 1,
not to exceed 4% interest school
bonds offered Sept. 1—v. 170, p. 1951, at par and accrued interest
to date of redemption. Principal
737—were
not sold, as no
bids
and interest (A-O) payable at the
were
received.
(The bonds will
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
be offered at private sale.)
March 1
on
on
demption on or after April 1,1956,
but prior to April 1, 1957. No pre¬
hoon, District Secretary, will
cate
name
redemption prior to April 1,
1954, $15.00 on each bond called
Dated
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
1950
and interest
Bidders
assessment
as
accrued interest to the date fixed
the purchase
for
a.m.
called for redemp¬
of
p.
1, 1949. Denomina-*
holder.y
special
on
O.
Mich.
Bellaire),
Due
/
'
terest
or
County (P.
Antrim
bonds
bonds.
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank, of Boston, or at the City
Treasurer's office, at the option
:
dated Sept.
are
1, 1949. Second high bid of 100.149
for $1,125,000 iy4s and $475,000 Is,
or
a
net cost of 1.08336%, was
$40,-
1950
the rate of interest, exjtfessed in
approving opinion of Niles, Bar¬ ,a multiple of y4 of 1%.
The ap¬
ton, Morrow & Yost, of Baltimore, proving opinion of Storey, Thorn¬
will be furnished to the purchaser dike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston,
1
without cost.
will be furnished to the
purchaser.
or
1, 1950.
Due on Feb. 1 from
Detroit,
bonds.
Oct.
:j tion $1,000. Principal
National
the rate
about
Due Feb.
All of the bonds
receive
(EST)
Sept. 15 for the purchase of
$1,070,000 not to exceed 3% in¬
follows:
as
follows:
1954 .inclusive.
Dated
11
inclusive.
$12,000
1, 1949.Due
Inclusive."
of
cost
assessment bonds offered on
.
until
'60,000 equipment
interest publiG school
Dated Oct.
bids
water
on
1954
bids
'
4%
of
Sept. 13 for the pur¬
$260,000 coupon bonds,
as
$200,000
(EST) on Sept. 28 for
purchase of $700,000 not to
exceed
on
of
divided
1 p.m.
trends.
Bank
approving opinion of
sealed
(DST)
sealed
1.0148%,
$130,000 2%s.
a
chase
E.
interest
net
6—v.
Sharp, President County Commis¬
initil
falo, H. V. Sattley & Co., De¬
troit, and Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Cleveland, at a price of 100.0065,
ceive
Talbot County (P. O.
.
posed of the Northern Trust Co.,
Salem, Mass.
Bond Offering — Arthur T.
Brennan, City Treasurer, will re¬
check
Easton), Md.
Offering — William
Shawmut
building bonds of-
Sept.
Chicago, Chase National Bank of
New York, Marine Trust Co., Buf¬
a
will
10
until
bond
tion alter June
(J-D) payable at the current offi¬
$1,600,000
8—v.
170, p. 932—
awarded to a syndicate com¬
State
,
will
purchaser
the
The
the successful bidder. '7
Baltimore,
to
lered
The
—
series I school
Sullivan, Donovan & Heenehan of
New York City, will be furnished
Banking
&
Trust
Co.,
Annapolis.
The approving opin¬
ion of Niles, Barton, Morrow &
Yost, of Baltimore, and of Albert
Goodman,
the
Dated Sept.
26, 1949. Due on Sept. 26, 1950.
Principal and interest payable at
apolis
be
of
000 first series notes.
1974 inclusive.
J.
office
Housing
Board,
18
Tremont
Street, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $100,-
Sept. 21 for the pur¬
$900,000 not to'exceed
interest
terest
the
Sale
bids
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
Mich.
Ann Arbor School District,
Bond
Controller,
sealed
Dated June 1, 1949. Denomina¬
MICHIGAN
(EST)
Authority, Mass.
Offering—J. Leo Meehan,
will
receive
sealed
at
City
Offering—John N. Daley,
bonds divided
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank, of Boston.
The approving
opinion
of
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston, will
be furnished to the purchaser.
Chairman,
re¬
Bond
on
1949. Denomina¬
1,
Braun, Boswortii & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks,
jointly, for $401,000 as 4s, $103,000
as
l3/4s; $195,000 as 2s, and $1,301,000 as 2y4s, at a price of
100.28, a basis of about 2.34%.
and
inc.,
tion $1,000.
on
,
Bond
Oct.
Dated
Bad
13, 1949.
April 7, 1950. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Due
MARYLAND
1969 inclusive.
1969 inclusive.
nished to the purchaser.
Notes are dated Sept.
7
.
13
Thorndike,
,
,
until
$300,000 notes. Dated
1949. !Due on Nov. 4,
The
Storey,
bids
Sept.
on
chase
1 from 1951 to
•' ;* M-
Dated July 1, 1949.
■';
-
sealed
(DST)
Dist.
July 1 from
on
-1951 to 1964 inclusive.
80,000 Dodson
Offering — Charles P.
Howard, County Treasurer, will
Jones,
1955
to
ration;
each
on
$25,000 not to exceed 6% interest
tax
anticipation
notes.
Dated
;
Note
follows:
$15,000 from
1950 to
inclusive,
and
$10,000
Monday, September 12, 1949
Dated Feb. 1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was Halsey, Stuart
& Co.; First of Michigan Corpo¬
Oct. 1, as fol¬
100,000 school loan bonds. Due
$5,000 on Oct. 1 from 1950 to
on
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Bond Sale—The $110,000 bonds
^offered Sept. 3—v. 170, p. 736—
on
from
dated Sept. 15, 194.9.
are
ond
1—v.
Due
1,470,000 Is.
y ;
$1,000.
Principal
and interest payable at the Sec¬
443—were not sold, as no
p.
bids
Sept.
to
$3,000
inclusive.
Bonds
$1,725,-
$325,000
1954'
lows:
Denomination
interest
4%
offered
$2,000
1969
(P. O. Plaquemine), La.
to
as
and
1969
to
15,
1950
from
70,000 school loan bonds. Due
on Sept.
15, as follows: $5,000
from 1950 to 195.9 inclusive,
LOUISIANA
not
Sept.
on
$5,000
1960
of 1948
Act
inclusive
and
Bonds
Due
follows:
Iberville Parish Sch. Dist. No. 5
Sept.
on
of
purchase
bonds.
were
of:
$80,000 school loan
!
the
Harriman
to
on
of
care
Bank, of Bos¬
bonds, divided as follows:
awarded
were
re¬
$225,000 school loan, Act of 1941
New
Louisville. 1
000
Sept. 8
on
the
for
of
Sale—The $150,000 bonds
offered
or
30 days' notice, on any
Interest payment date, on Feb. 1,
1955, until Sept. 1, 1959, at 102; on
Feb. 1, 1960, until Sept. 1, 1965,
at 101%, and on or after Feb. 1,
1965, at 101. Legality approved by
Woodward, Hobson & Fulton, of
Bank
furnished to tne purchaser.
Bond
Sept.
in part
order of their num¬
as
National
Freetown, Mass.
The bonds will be
1970.
redeemable
13
coupon
of
will be
,
dated
are
Merchants
in
ton, until 11 a.m. (DST)
inclusive,
1959
to
interest, expressed in a
multiple of V4 of 1%. The ap¬
proving opinion of Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge of Boston,
1, 1949.
Denomination $1,00*0. Due March
1, as follows: $4,000 in 1951 to
1962,
$7,000
in
1963
to
1965
$8,000 in 1966 to 1969, and $4,Bonds
1952
from
rate
Louisville,
and Associates, for $16,000 as 3s;
$46,000 as 3%s, and $43,000 as
3%s, at a price of par.
:
Bond
the purbonds.
for
school
bids
Shawmut
National
boston, or at the option of 'the
aoider, at the Hyannis Trust Co.,
nyannis.
Bidders to name the
March 1
on
p.m.
sealed
ceive
principal and interest payable at
the
3V4S.
as
15
$510,000
1
C.
will'
Treasurer,
Perry, Town
.poo,000 in 1950 and 1951, and $50,-
follows:
as
until
1949. Denomination
Due on Oct. 1, as fohows:
$1,000.
Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cin¬
cinnati, and Associates, at a price
100.13, a basis of about 3.34%,
$77,000
Sept.
on
of
bids
Dated Oct. 1,
awarded to Walter,
were
sealed
cnase
school
offered
bonds
M.
re¬
ceive
Sale—The $105,#00
revenue
Offering —Clarence
Chase, Town Treasurer, will
County (P. O. Hartford), Ky.
building
Bond
y
Offering—Norman
Bond
Mass.
''777/7
Mass.-
Sutton,
MASSACHUSETTS
serially Sept. 1,
Report of award of
and
1951/1971.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
(1028)
to
or
and
after
June
basis of about 2.89%, as follows:
a
1,
accrued interest
$55,000 as 2%s.
from
the date fixed for redemntion.
plus
each
on
on
par
a
premium
bond
or
as
called
prior to
follows: $10 on
35,000
June
\y 1957;
$5
as
1960
for redemption
—
Due
1950 to
1959
3s. Due
on
on
April 1
inclusive.
April 1 from
to 1964 inclusive.
Dated July
1, 1949. The second
Volume
I
170
Number 4837
highest
bidder
Moore &
Co.,
McDonald-
was
on
Monroe County, Otter Creek Outlet
Drain Dist. (P. O. Monroe), Mich.
Bond
bonds
offered
836—were
$20,000
Sept. 1—v.
awarded
drain
170,
to H.
V.
p.
Sat-
tley & Co., of Detroit, as 5V2S, at
a
price of par.
Dated July 1,
1949. Due on May 1 from 1950 to
inclusive.
1954
North
Bond
O f f
Hobel,
City
Muskegon Sch. Dist., Mich.
$225,000
school bonds purchased by Hackley Union National Bank of Mus¬
kegon, as 214s, as previously noted
in v. 170, p. 836—were sold at a
price of par.
g—Charles
n
Clerk,
will
Mich.
not
to
exceed
storm
sewer
Sept.
1,
000.
Clerk,
bids
until
13 for the
to
receive
will
3
(EST)
p.m.
seared
Sept.
on
purchase of $53,000 not
4% interest special as¬
exceed
sessment coupon
bonds, divided
as
follows:
.*$38,000 curb bonds.
1, as follows:
1950
1952
to
Due
on
$10,000
Sept.
from
inclusive, and
4%
.15,000
bonds. Due on Sept.
1, as follows: $4,000 from 1950
to 1952 inclusive, and $3,000
sewer
in 1953 inclusive.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Principal and inter¬
est
(M-S), payable at the City
"Treasurer's office. Bidders to
the
name
of
rate
interest, expressed in
multiple of % of 1%. The ap¬
proving opinion of Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
will be furnished to the purchaser.
a
in
1969 to
redemption in inverse numerical
order
date
on
interest
any
after
payment
Nov.
1, 1957, at
par and accrued interest, plus a
premium
as
follows:
$15.00 on
on
or
each bond redeemed
Nov.
on
Nov.
bond
for 2%
on
1964; $5.00
be¬
or
each
on
redeemed thereafter but
mium
Nov.
shall
deemed
ders to
1968.
1,
No
on
prer
be paid on bonds re¬
after
Nov.
1968.
1,
Bid¬
the rate of
interest,
multiple of *4 of
1%. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Detroit Trust Co.,
Detroit. The approving opinion of
name
in
expressed
Miller,
a
Canfield,
of Detroit,
nished
the
to
cost.
out
Paddock
&
will be"* fur¬
purchaser
certified
A
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Wakefield), Mich.
Note
Offering—Mrs.
Lempi M.
Saari, Secretary of the Board of
will
Education,
bids
until
receive
sealed
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $40,-
000 not to exceed 4%
interest tax
anticipation of 1949 notes.
1950.
able
Dated
16, 1949. Due on Jan. 15,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
First
National
Bank,
approving
Pincoming, Mich.
;
opinion of some market attorney
Bond Sale ~ The $125,00Q gen¬
shall be furnished by the pur¬
eral obligation bonds offered Sept.
chaser at his own expense.
A
6—v. 170, p. 837—were awarded
certified
check
for
2%
of the
to the First of Michigan Corp., of
notes,
payable
to
the
District
Detroit, at a price of 100.215, a
Treasurer, is required.
net interest cost of about 2.183%,
Warren Twp. Sch. Dist. No. S
;as follows:
Wakefield.
of
Van
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
75,000 2%s.
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Dated
,H,;
1. 1949 and due on
July
•July 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Huron, Mich.
Port
Bond
Offering—Allen
Clerk,' will
R.
Hill,
The
(P. O. 22100 Federal Avenue,
Due on July 1 from
:$50,000 2s.
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
offered
bonds
837
Davis
Sept. 6—v.
awarded
—were
to
school
170, p.
Welsh,
&
Co., Chicago, at a price
a net. interest cost of
about 2.891%, as follows:
of
100.008,
$115,000 3V2S.
1950 to
p.m.
•UOO
The bonds
are
dated
July 1,1949
and
those maturing from 1960 to
1964 inclusive are callable, in in¬
$9,000 from 1950 to 1953 in¬
clusive, and $10,000 from 1954
July 1, 1953, at varying premiums
to 1959 inclusive.
depending
portion bonds. Due
Sept. 1, as follows: $6,000
<67,000 city
on
from
and
to
1950
1952
inclusive,
$7,000 from 1953 to 1959
inclusive.
Dated Sept* I, 1949. Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Bidders to name the
,
of interest, expressed in a
multiple of %-of 1%.
Principal
:xate
^and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
City Treasurer's office. The
approving opinion of Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
will be furnished to the purchaser
"Without cost.
A certified check
"the
for
payable to
'Treasurer, is required.
$3,000,
the
City
Sold
Not
not to exceed
4%
—
The $27,000
interest school
Sept. 6—v. 170, p.
not sold as
all bids
bonds offered
'932—were
received
were
rejected.
Waterford
Twp. Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. l ISO Scott Lake Road,
Pontiac), Mich.
Bond Offering — Elmer Fangboner, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
Bond
Offering — Edward J.
'Gross, Secretary of the Board of
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.(EST) on Sept.
13 for the purchase cf $27,££0 net
to
interest
Interest J-J.
exceed
bonds.
4%
8
(EST)
p.m.
on
Sept.
15
for the
purchase of $1,400,000 not
to exceed 4% interest high school
building
bonds.
Dated
Denomination $1,000.
Due May 1, as follows: $25,000 in 1950 and 1951, $80,000 in
1952, $85,000 in 1953, $90,000 in
1954
and
1955, $95,000 in, 1956,
Aug.
1,
000 in 1961, $120,000 in
1962, $125,000 in 1963, and $130,000 in 1964.
Bonds maturing in the years 1962
to 1964 will be subject to redemp¬
tion prior to maturity, at the'op¬
tion
of the District,
in inverse
school
order,
interest
on
any
payment
one
or
dates
on
and after May 1, 1954, at par and
accrued
interest.
Principal
and
interest (M-N) payable at the De¬
troit Trust Co., Detroit. Bidders
to
name
the
pressed in
H.
a
Stevens,
the
(A-O)
rate
of
interest,
ex¬
multiple of V4 of 1%.
c'pmfrh rcf -Hsrfo
of
Berry,*
Earbier & Evely, of
Steveris
Detroit, will
and
par
accrued
in¬
terest, expressed in a multiple of
1/lOth or V4 of 1%. Principal and
interest payable at any suitable
bank
by
or
the
trust company
purchaser.
authorized
were
designated
These
at
bonds
rate
of
interest,
ex¬
at
the
North¬
National
Bank, of Min¬
neapolis. The approving opinion
of Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis, will be
furnished to
out
the
A
cost.
purchaser with¬
certified
check
$10,380,
payable
to
Treasurer, is required.
Hennepin
and
for
the
City
Counties
Ramsey
Joint Com. Sch. Dists. Nos.
and H-2
bell,
Offering
District
Sept.
Lyle M. Do-
—
Clerk,
will
receive
(CST)
for the purchase of
15
$25,000 not to exceed 3% interest
betterment
and
building coupon
1, 1949.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on Jan. 1,
as
follows: $2,000 from 1951 to
bonds.
1962
Dated
Oct.
inclusive, and $1,000 in 1963.
maturing on Jan. 1, 1961,
Bonds
in subsequent
and
called
at
(M-S), payable at the
National Bank off
Minneapolis. The approving opinion of Faegre & Benson of Min¬
neapolis' will be furnished to the
purchaser.
Northwestern
Truman, Minn.
years,
and
par
may
accrued
be
in¬
Bond Sale
—
933—were awarded to J. M. Dain
& Co., of
Minneapolis. Dated Sept.
1, 1949 and due on Sept. 1 from.
1951 to 1969 inclusive.
Worthington, Minn.
Bond Offering-—The City Clerk
will receive sealed bids until
for
26
the
MISSISSIPPI
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
all
of
New
York;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buffalo;
First
of
Michigan
Corp., New
York; J. M. Dain & Co., Min¬
neapolis, and the Milwaukee Co.,
of
Milwaukee,
100.1416,
1.90s, at
as
basis
a
price
a
of
about
Corinth, Miss.
Bond
Details—The
Sale
public sewer system bonds
purchased by M. A. Saunders &:
Co., of Memphis, and Associates*
as previously noted
in v. 170, p.
641,
were
sold at a price of
100.002, a basis of about 2.47%,
follows:
as
as 1 Vz s. Due on March T
from 1950 to 1954 inclusive.
1949 and due in equal annual in¬
stallments on Oct. 1 from 1950 to
$40,000
as 2s.
Due on March
from 1955 to 1959 inclusive.
1969 inclusive. An account headed
85,000
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
including among others Lehman
Bros., Blair & Co., Inc., and Otis
150,000
Co., withdrew from the compeition after the bid had reached
100.14 for 1.90s.
Certificate
typewritten
certificates
and
$200,000
1965
addition
In
Sale—The $2,200,000
2V2S. Due
as
from
'
($2,000,library)
auctioned on the same day were
sold
to
a
group
composed
of
school
000
as
2y4s. Due on March.
1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
the
to
1950. Dated Sept.
1,
elusive.
& Trust Company
as
Bank.of
at
on
tution
opinion
of
Counties
in
Ramsey,
or
banking
suitable
any
insti¬
Hennepin
for
A
cost.
certified
payable to
Board, is required.
$500,
check
School
the
*
f
-
>
V/2s, at
as
Oct. 1, 1950.
Mississippi (State of)
Agent—Chemical Bank
Paying
O.
issue of $5
Offering—C.
County
Auditor,
A.
Offering—Jerry
A.
Ver-
will receive
(CST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $60,Village
rant,
Clerk,
000
street
bonds.
improvement
Dated July
nomination
on
Jan.
1, 1949.
$1,000.
from
1
coupon
De¬
$10,000
Due
1951
to
in¬
1956
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at any suitable bank the
bidder may
designate. Bidders to
name
the rate
of interest, ex¬
pressed in a' multiple of % or
1/10 of 1%. The approving opin¬
ion of Faegre & Benson, of Min¬
neapolis, and Harold W. Moody,
of St. Paul, will be furnished to
the purchaser without cost. A cer¬
tified check for $1,200, payable to
the
Village
Treasurer,
is
re¬
quired.
/
■
•
7
,
„
.
receive
bonds.
coupon
Oct. 1,-1949.
Denomina¬
$1,000.
Due op, Dec. 1, as
follows: $40,000 in 1950 and 1951;
$35,000 in 1952 and 1953; $20,000
in 1954 and 1955; $15,000 in 1956
and 1957, and $10,000 in 1958 and
1959. Bidders to name the rate
of interest, expressed in a multi¬
ple of xk or 1/10 of 1%.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
suitable banking institution des¬
ignated by the purchaser.
The
approving
opinion, of
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber of Min¬
neapolis will be furnished by the
County at its own expense.
A
(P.O. Decatur), Miss.
Sold—An issue of $50,-
2
.
Bonds
000 2%%
Kinney, Minn.
O f f c r i n g—George
Bond
Village
Rekela,
bids
sealed
ceive
Clerk,
A.
will
until
7
re¬
p.m
Sept. 12 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 not to exceed 6%
interest
City
Hall
and
water
sytem bonds. Due on July 1 from
(CST)
1952
on
bonds
inclusive.
1956
to
authorized
were
election held
on
These
at
the
certified check for $5,000, payable
the County Treasurer, is re¬
to
quired.
St. Louis County Sch. Disti No. 43
(P. O. Route 2, Box 355,
Colquet), Minn.
—
Evald Skog,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p m. (CST) on Sept.
15 for
the purchase of $10,000
District
not to exceed 4%
building
No.
1
Bond
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Fairmont), Minn.
Offering—T. A. Fancher,
will receive sealed
p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $300.000 building coupon bonds. Dated
Sept.
1,
1949.
Denomination
$1,000. Due on Sept. 1. as follows:
$10,000 in 1952 and 1953; $20,000
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive; $30.District Clerk,
bids
until
rtn/j J-,
in
1963
1:30
A
1
196th
-
Alt
bonds
and subsequent
inclusive.
1959
the
a
rate of
<tOn flOA
Maturing
years
in
to be
Dated
MISSOURI
Bidders
V4
Ferguson School District., Mo.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $75,000 school bonds has been sold
to
name
1/10
or
of
1%.
Mercantile-Commerce
the
to
of St. Louis**
Dated June 1,
Legality
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
2V4S
as
bank
or
fiscal
shall
Odessa,
of the bonds is required.
St.' Louis
Mo.
,,
$85,000*
electric light works revenue bonds
purchased by Lucas, Eisen &
Bond
Sale Details—The
Waeckerle, and George K. Baum
both of Kansas City, joint¬
previously noted in v. 179,
p.
837, were sold as 2%s, at a
price of 100.47, and mature Sept.
1, as follows: $8,000 from 1953 to
1957
inclusive, and $9,000 from
& Co.,
ly,
as
1958 to 1962
inclusive. Bonds ma¬
turing 1961 and 1962 are callable
any time after the maturity date
1960.
in
7
Mo.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $20,000
Pattonville Sch. Dist.,
.
l3/4% school bonds has been sold.
May 1, 1949. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Dated
of St.
Louis.
MONTANA
;
institution in
School District. A certified check
for 2%
Co.,
2s.
Louis.
Kali spell,
be
designated
by the purchaser. The approving
opinion of Gillette, Nye, Mon¬
tague, Sullivan & Atmore, of Du¬
luth, will be furnished to the pur¬
chaser
at
the
expense
of
the
as
and
1949.
Principal and interest payable at
State
Trust
&
Bank
July
interest, expressed in
multiple of
the
Martin
bonds.
bridge bonds
April 1, 1949.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
interest garage
1,
1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due
$1,000 on July 1 from 1950 to
such
Aug. 27.
Offering
and 4%%
has been sold. Dated
,
Bond
13—-
County Supervisors Dist.
Strom,
(CST) on
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $240,Dated
Sept.
170, p. 837.
tion
Keewatin, Minn.
the
on
No.
will
drainage 1949
issue
for
Bids
considered
be
Newton
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
000
000,000 highway bonds*,
series.
16th
will
Olivia), Minn.
Bond
has been named
New York paying agent for an.
v.
Renville County (P.
designated by
the
The approving
Stinchfield, Mackall,
Crounse & Moore, of Minneapolis,
will be furnished to the purchaser
without
Minneapolis,
price of 100.015, a basis of about
1.49%. Dated Oct. 1, 1949 and due
bidder.
of
and
a
1, 1949. Due
March 1 from 1950 to 1969 ink-
on
First National Bank, both of Min¬
interest, expressed in a mul¬
tiple of V4 or 1/10 of 1%. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J).. payable
cou¬
extra coupon
an
neapolis; First National Bank of
rate
National Bank
above
entire issue will carry
of 1%% to Sept.
the
pons,
March 1
on
1969 inclusive.
to
St. Paul, and the Midland National
the
name
1
125,000
&
after.
to
$400,^
000
Northwestern
Bidders
Sept.
$400,000-
of
purchase
hospital bonds.
terest, in inverse order of serial
numbers, on Jan. 1, 1960, and on
any interest payment date there¬
of
"
The
$28,000 sewer
bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 170, p.
—
1.884%. Each issue is dated Oct. 1,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
$1,500 on Sept. 15 from 19SO
inclusive. Principal and
1954
interest
bonds
of
2
(P. O. St.
Anthony), Minn.
Bond
Due
to
election
the
Sale
The
$2,400,000
($1,500,000 refunding and
$900,000 public relief) offered a*
auction on Sept. 8—v. 170, p. 933
—were
awarded to
a
syndicate
composed of Phelps, Fenn & 'Co.,
Bond
51
equipment
certificates.
Dated
Sept. 15, 1949. Denomination $5007
on
payable
western
coupon
1949.
numerical
Saginaw Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 14
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
will
the date of redemp¬
on
tion.
more
Education,
numerical order, 011 or after
$100,000 in 1957, $105,000 in 1958
and 1959. $110 000 in I960, $115,-
Saginaw Twp. Sch. Dist. No, 4
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
Bonds
verse
2
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
follows:
•
July 1 from
on
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
paving coupon bonds, divided as
:$96,000 special assessment bonds.
Due on Sept. 1, as follows:
Due
Je-
until
pressed in a multiple of Y4 or 1/10
of
1%.
Principal and interest
Bond
265,000 2%s.
7:30
D.
bids
1953 to 1958 inclusive. Bidders to
name
inclusive.
1953
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $163,not
to
exceed 3%
interest
until
at
Sept. 20 for the
held on June 21.
The approving
purchase of $519,000 not to exceed
opinion of Chapman & Cutler of
2% interest sewage disposal rev¬
Chicago will be furnished to the
enue refunding
1949 certificates.
purchaser without cost. A certified
Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Denomina¬
check
for
$6,000,
payable
to
tion $1,000.
Due on Oct. 1, as
the District Treasurer, is required.
follows: $50,000 in 1950 and 1951;
$59,000 in 1952, and $60,000 from
Minneapolis, Minn.
Due on July 1 from
120.000 3V4S.
bids
Offerings—C.
auction
(CST)
m.
successful
Dyke), Mich.
receive sealed
(EST) on
•City
p.
and
for
Wakefield
bonds, payable to the City Treas¬
urer,
sealed
callable
terest, in inverse numerical or¬
der, on Sept. 1, 1962, and on any
interest payment date thereafter,
Bidders to name the rate of in¬
ronimus, City Clerk, will receive
with¬
check
District
Duluth, Minn.
Certificate
$2,500, payable to the City Treas¬
urer, is required.
Sept.
is required.
1,
before
or
before
or
1, i960; $10.00 on each bond
of
expense
MINNESOTA ?
bonds. Dated
Denomination $1,-
1973.
Bonds maturing
1973, shall be subject to
the
at
$28,000, payable to the
Treasurer, is required.
coupon
1949.
1, as follows: $3.$5,000 in 1952 to 1956,
$6,000 in 1957 to 1968, and $8,000
of the
.A certified check
furnished
the District. A certified check for
interest
Due Nov.
Stone,
$8,000 in 1953.
(EST)
000 in 1951,
fore
Bond Offering—G. A. Van Epps,
City
receive
7:30 p.m.
redeemed thereafter but
Owosso,
P.
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $140,-
in 1964 to
Bond Sale Details—The
i
e r
sealed bids until
000
Sale—The
be
Sturgis, Mich.
bid reflecting
a
net interest cost of about 2.95%.
a
(1029)
4
Park,
Bond
fire
Mont.
Sale Details—The
$81,000
purchased
the Conrad National Bank, of
department bonds
by
Kalispell, as Is and 2s, as pre¬
viously noted in v. 170, p. 837,.
were
sold at
V
'
Bond
Minn.
a
price of par.
Laurel, Mont.
,.
Sale—The $35,000 swim¬
Bond Offering—Joseph Justad,
ming pool bonds offered Sept. t
Village Clerk, will receive sealed were awarded to the Yellowstone*
birfc pnfil a n.m. enSTVAVi «ep+/ Bank, of Laurel: as 2V2s* ht a orieer
12 for
to
the purchase of
exceed
4%
$7J>00 nbt'"
interest municipal
of
100.71, a basis
Due
on
of about 2.34%w
July 1, as follows:
$1,509
54
from
1950
to
1968
$6,500 in 1969.
years
Sale
1
Jan.
Sweet
1,
1957.
Grass
No.
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Greycliff),
16
Sale—The
$15,000
build¬
ing bonds offered April 8—v. 169,
1385
p.
State
—
were
from
1950
awarded to the
of Lands and
ond
high
was
made
River,
214s, at
1950 to
The
—
Dated
2.48%.
Aug. 1, 1949. Due
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1954
School District, N. J.
Offering—Otto R. Drews,
$163,516.14
paving bonds offered Aug. 31—
v.
170, p. 837—wre awarded to
Stern Bros. & Co.,. of Kansas City,
114s, at a price of 100.06,
about 1.48%, as follows:
basis
a
20
purchase of
$240,000 not to exceed 6% inter¬
est school
coupon
or
registered
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949, De¬
nomination
$1,000. Due on Sept.
follows: $13,000 from 1950
inclusive; $12,000 from
1960 to 1964 inclusive, and $10,000
1,
as
1959
to
170,
v.
6—v.
1.30s,
at
price
to
high
bid of
made
of
inclusive.
1959
100.07
1
a basis of about 1.619%.
high bid of 100.579 for
l%s
made by the Chase Na¬
tional Bank and Salomon Bros. &
was
Hutzler,
jointly.
both
of
New
York,
,
„
..
t
Sale consisted of:
$305,000 bridge, highway
construction
sewer
r
Due
■,
Sept.
on
1,
b
and
o n
d
s.
follows:
as
$16,000 from 1950 to 1954 in¬
clusive, and $15,000 from 1955
to
-
1969 inclusive.
all bids received
as
interest
R. F. D. No.
New
Bond
114 s.
Dated Aug. 1, 1949.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
The second highest bidder was
Boland, Saffin & Co., for 2*4s, at
a price of 100.19.
Phillipsburg, N.J.
Sale
The $19,000 fire
Bond
—
engine bonds offered
170,
Sept. 7—v.
837—were awarded to the
p.
and $23,000 from 1955 to 1959
Phillipsburg Trust Co.,
inclusive.
C
a
Bonds
are
dated
Denomination
Sept.
1, 1949i
Principal
$1,0 0 0.
and interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
approved
price of 100.042,
1.286%.
due
Dated
NEW JERSEY
Harrison, N. J.
Sept.
/
:
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $258,-
vided
to
or
as
exceed
6%
registered
interest
bonds,
di¬
follows:
1949 and
inclusive. Second high bid of 100.031 for 1 14 s was made
by Boland,
Saffin & Co,, New York.
170,
v.
of
of
100.079,
a
basis of about 1.991%.
Sale consisted of:
to
of
about
Dated
1.182%.
Sept. 1,
from 1950
high bid
of par for 2s was. made by the
Lynbrook National Bank & Trust
Co., Lynbrook.
1949 and due on Sept. 1
to 1954 inclusive. Second
(P. O. Oswegatchie), N. Y.
tal
Sale—The
bonds
1949
$40,000 hospi¬
offered Aug. 31—
sewer
$3,000
to
on
1969
$5,000
to
Village Treasurer,
bids until 11
Legal
J.
will
National
Utica.
opinion
&
York
Bank
Rate
of
Heckler
Sykes,
New
First
Co.,
be payable
of
in¬
at maturity.
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
City, will accompany
the botes.
NORTH
Davie
CAROLINA
y
County (P. O. Mocksville),
North Carolina
Paying Agent—Guaranty Trust
Company of New York has been
appointed paying agent for $500 000
school
A—v.
building bonds, series
170,
446.
p.
a.m.
on
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
the
at
County Trust
Pleasantville.
opinion
The
pay¬
Co.,
approving
of
Vandewater, Sykes,
H e c k 1 e r & Galloway, of New
York City, will' be furnished to
the purchaser without cost. A cer¬
tified check, for $96; payable to
the Village,, is required.
•
Port of New York
To
<
Issue
The
Authority
$30,000,000
of
Sept.
on
8
Port
authorized
the establishment and issuance of
Second Series, First .Installment
Air
Terminal
principal
bonds
amount
The Finance
of
in
the
$30,000,000.
Committee
was
au¬
thorized by the Commissioners to
sell the issue at public bidding.
It
is expected that
bids will
by the
Committee
the
part of
October.
latter
be dated
purchase of $13,000 not
interest bonds, di¬
follows:
as
-
$6,000 water bonds. Due on April
1, as follows: $500 from 1952
to 1961 inclusive, and $1,000
in 1962.
7,000 sanitary
.AP-ril
cn
from
and
Dated
sewer
1,
1952
bonds. Due
follows: $500
as
1961
to
inclusive,
$1,000 in 1962.
Oct.
1,
1949.
Denomina¬
tion
$500. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable in New York City.
Bidders to
the
name
rate
of
in¬
terest,. expressed in a multiple of
14 of /1%. The approving opinion
Mitchell
of
Pershing,
and
New
York
the
City, will be furnisned to
purchaser. A separate bid for
each issue is
required. A certified
be
requested
bonds will
vided
Bonds—
the
a
of
13 for the
to exceed 6%
Authority, N. Y.
Commissioners
check for $260, payable to order
in< of the State Treasurer, is required.
The
North Carolina (State
Oct,
Bond
Offering
of)
Brandon
—
Hodges, State Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
Sept.
until
for
28
P.
re¬
11
am.
the
pur¬
chase of
4%
pon
$50,000,000 not to exceed
interest secondary road cou¬
or
registered bonds. Dated
July 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due Jan. 1, as follows: $6,000*000
in 1951, $6,100,000 in 1952, $1,800*000 in 1953, $1,900,000 in 1954, $1,950,000 in 1955, $2,000,000 in 1956,
$2,050,000 in 1957, $2,100,000- in
be used to refund $10,000,000 of
1958, $2,150,000 in 1959, $2,200*000
temporary airport notes, includ¬ in
1960, $2,250,000 in 1961, $2,300*ing $3,500,000 par value of tem¬ 000 in
1962, $2,350,000. in 1963 and
porary bonds issued for past ex¬
1964, $2,400,000 in 1965, $2,450,000
penditure at Teterboro Airport,
in 1966, $2,500,000 in 1987, $2,550,and
for
capital
improvements
C00 in 1963, and $2,600,000 in 1969.
during the next year at Newark,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
.Teterboro, La Guardia and New
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
York and International Airports.
fice, or, in New York City. Bid¬
not
to
1949
Freeport, N. Y.
$114,000 sewer
offered Sept. 8—
Sept. 15 from 1950
Bond Sale—The
1968 inclusive.
the
at
Trust
ders to name the rate of interest,
Ravma,
N. Y.
170, 'p. 838—were awarded to
Bond Offering—Elmer L. Bishop expressed in a multiple of 14 of
of Buffalo,
will
receive 1%, The approving opinion of
as
1.60s, at a price of 100.29, a Village Treasurer,
basis of about 1.53%. Dated Feb. sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
1, 1949. Due on Feb. 1 from 1950 Sept. 14 for the purchase $135,000 City, will be furnished to the pur¬
bonds of 1949. Due
Sept. 15 from 1950
the
of
v.
inclusive.
on
out
the Marine Trust Co.,
to 1959 inclusive.
$60,000
i
Salvatore
—
&
June
on
1, 1949
iy2s, at a price of 100.01, a and due. in 1979.
They will be
basis of about 1.49%. Dated Feb. 1,
callable, in whole or in part, at
1949. Due on Feb. 1 from 1950 to 103%
beginning in the fifth year;
1958 inclusive.
at 102% beginning in the tenth;
East Rockaway, N. Y.
year; at 101% beginning in the
Bond Sale—The $33,000 street fifteenth year; and at par beginimprovement and highway appa¬ ing Funds will be established
ratus bonds offered on Sept. 7r— commencing in the tenth year to
v.
170, p. 933—were awarded, to, retire the entire issue by. matur¬
the East Rockaway National Bank ity. The bidders will name the
& Trust Co., East Rockaway, as coupon rate not in excess of 314%.
The proceeds of the sale will
1.20s, at a price of 100.048, a basis
Fine
Sept. * 7—v. 170, p. 737—
awarded to Ira Haupt & Co.,
New York, as 2s, at a price
838—were awarded
p.
redeemed
Denomination $50,000. Pay¬
year.
as
*
N. J.
$155,000 bonds
York
the Marine Trust Co>, of Buffalo,
Bond
Sayreville,
95,000 water bonds of 1949. Due
$12,000 storm sewer bonds.
33,000 street equipment bonds.
98,000 improvement bonds.
24,000 street bonds.
91,000 park bonds.
system
bonds
170, p. 933—were awarded to
Ira Haupt & Co., New York, as
v.
5%
exceed
coupon
interest
water
registered bonds.
or
Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Denomination
check
the
name
Person
inclusive. Bidders to
1976
of
rate
interest,
cost.
A
certified
for
$1,000,060, payable to
the State Treasurer, is required.
$1,000. Due $5,009 on Sept. 1 from
1950 to
without
chaser
ex¬
Bond
County
(P.
Roxboro), N. C.
Offering—W. E.
O.
Easter-
inclusive; $25,000 in 1953 and
1954; $15,000 from 1955 to 1959
inclusive; $10,000 from 1960 to
pressed in a multiple of 14 or 1/10/ ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
price of 100.01, a basis of
All of the bonds are dated Sept.
1%.
Principal
and
interest ernment Commission, will receive
of about 1.89%.
Dated Aug. 15,
(M-S) payable at the National sealed bids at his office in Ral¬
15, 1949. Second high bid of 100.1949 and due on Aug. 15 from
Commercial Bank & Trust Co., of
067 for 2s was made by Boland,'
eigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
1950
to
1964
inclusive.
Second
Saffin & Co., New York.
Albany, in Ravena. The approving 13 for the purchase of $455,000
high bid of 100.62 for 2s was made opinion
of Vandewater,
Sykes, not to exceed 6% interest school
Wallington, N. J.
by Roosevelt & Cross.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
building, Series B, coupon bonds.
Bond
Offering — Jacob
Van
City, will be furnished the pur¬ Dated Sept. 1, 1948. Denomination
Haverstraw, N. Y.
Hook, Borough Clerk, will receive
Bond. Offering—Fannie M. chaser without cost. A certified, $1,000. Due on March 1, as fol¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Smith, Village Treasurer, will re¬ check for $2,700, payable to the lows: $7,000 from 1950 to 1956 in¬
Sept.
16
for
the
purchase
of
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3
p.m. Village, is required.
clusive; $16,000 in 1957; $17,0*00
1966 inclusive, and $3,000 in 1967.
coupon
Principal and interest (A-O)
vided
•
;■
1.90s, at
Dated Oct. 1, 1949. Denomina¬
tion
-
1,
were
ley, Town Clerk, will receive
not
as 1.30s, at
basis of about
offered
Bond Offering—Charles A. Far¬
coupon
a
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1954
on
Bond Sale—The
000
•
$30,000- water
bonds
offered Sept.
6^v. 170,
p. 737—were awarded to the First
National
Bank
of
Milltown, as
and
,•
Jersey
Sale—The
235,000
municipal improvement
equipment bonds. Due on
Sept. 1, as follows: $24,000
from 1950 to 1954 inclusive,
(P. O.
14, New Brunswick),
Due
inclusive.
school
Bond. Sale-—The $35,000 hospi¬
tal 1949 bonds offered: Aug, 30—
and
Fairmont, N. C.
Sept. 14 for the pur¬
Bond Offering — W. E. Easterchase of $4,800 land purchase 1949
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1949. De¬ ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
nomination $1,000. Due on Aug. 1, ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ral¬
as follows: $800 in 1950, and $1,eigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sep.t.
000 from 1951 to 1954.
(DST)
coupon or
New
of
1961 inclusive.
Offering
Moreno,
registered
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1949. De¬
nomination $1,000, Due on March,
1, as follows: $3,000 in 1951, and*
$4,000 from 1952 to 1969 inclusive.
rejected.
were
North Brunswick Township
1, 1949.
receive sealed
Offering—Vivian Tuohey,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
15 for the purchase of $75,000 not
building 1949
Bank
Pleasantville, N. Y.
Bond
Y.
Youngsville), N.
5%
National
1950 to
was
Bond
exceed
from
Sept.*
as 1.40s, at a price of
basis of about 1.38%.
a
Dated June
Callicoon and Liberty Central
School District No. 3 (P. O.
to
$12,000 public
Second
for 2.30s
on
purchase of $1,anticipation
notes.
Dated Sept. 14, 1949 and due on
Dec, 14, 1949. Notes will be is¬
tax
terest to
838—were awarded
p.
First
100.10,
Weinig Co.
by C. E.
170,
Bellmore,
100.50, a
basis of about 1.206%. Dated Sept.
15, 1949 and due on Sept. 15 from
a
Sale—The
the
to
Ballston
as
(DST)
13 for the
sued
Y.
dock district bonds offered
837—were awarded to
Spa National Bank,
p.
Sept.
600.000
able
Bond
$13,300 water
system bonds offered on Sept. 7—
the
V
appointed
co-paying
agent for
$550,000 school district bonds.
v
Second
Y^M;-;
Y.
neon
city's tax levy for the 1949 fiscal
Spa, N. Y.
$83,145.23 district bonds. Due on from 1965 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
Aug. 1 from 1950 to 1959 in¬ cipal and interest (MS) payable
clusive.
at
the
Commonwealth
Bank,
80,370,91 intersection bonds. Due Metuchen. Bidders to name the
on Aug.
1 from 1951 to 1954 rate of interest, expressed in a Bidders to name the rate of in¬
inclusive.
multiple of Vs, or 1/20th of 1%. terest, expressed in a multiple of
14 or 1/10 of 1%.
The approving opinion of Haw¬
Principal and
Dated Aug. 1, 1949. The second
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
highest bidder was First Trust kins, Delafield & Wood of New
National
York City will be furnished to First
Bank, JeffersonCo., Lincoln, for 114 s, at a price of
the purchaser. A certified check ville. The approving opinion of
100.03.
for $4,800, payable to the Board Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
NEW HAMPSHIRE
of Education, is required.
Galloway, of New York City, will
be
furnished
to
tne
purchaser
New Jersey (State of)
Manchester, N. H,
without cost. A certified check for
Bonds Not Sold—The $817,000
Bond Sale—The $540,000 bonds
$1,500) payable to the District; is
offered Sept. 8 were awarded to various New Jersey County school
required.
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank and municipal bonds offered Sept.
Clifton (P. O. Newton Foils),
7—v. 170, p. 933—were not sold
of Chicago,
l34s, at a price of
100.924,
14, N.
N.
be received until
Paying Agent—Guaranty Trust
Company of New York has been
Sale—The
Bond
the
for
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
YORK
NEW
r
for
.
No.
Utica,
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
pur¬
check
$294, payable to the Village, is re¬
quired.
The approving opinion of
1950
Metuchen
Bond
certified
A
/slip (P. O. /slip), N.
price of 100.04,
a
about
Washburn, of New York
chaser.
ra^e of interest,
multiple of l/20th
a
Ballston
737—were awarded to
of Toms
of
Bid¬
$440, payable to the Borough* is
required.
by
p.
as
basis
a
Sept.
Alliance, Neb.
of
170,
Co., Passaic.
Monday, September 12, 1949
City, will be furnished to the
will be furnished to the
purchaser. A certified check for
bid
Bond Sale —The $11,000 fire
engine 1949 bonds offered Sept. 2
—v.
Hoyt &
the
name
Lavallette, N. J.
,
inter¬
York City
of 100.06 for 2.10s
the Paterson Sav¬
Trust Co., Paterson.
ings
CHRONICLE
Re~ed, Hoyt & Washburn of New
Dated
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(DST) on
NEBRASKA
Sale
1.995%.
1669 inclusive. Sec¬
to
Department
Bond
Trust
of_l%.
price of 100.039,
a
about
of
New
Sept. 15, 1949 and due on Sept. 15
Investments, as 3V2S. Dated Dec.
15, 1948.
as
2s, at
as
of
the First National Bank,
Montana
Bond
Inc.,
Mahoney,
basis
from 1950 to 1964 inclusive. Call¬
able
&
ders to
a
July
on
Principal and
$1,000.
Bank
Sept.
on
FINANCIAL
(A-O) payable at tne Peoples
expressed in
J.
York,
$180;000 building bonds purchased by
Kalman
&
Co., of St. Paul, as
214s, at a price of 100.83, as pre¬
viously noted in v. 170, p. 253—
$12,000
est
Paul
Details—The
mature
tion
Dist.i N. J.
Sale—The issue of $110,-
&
7—v. 170 p. 837—were awarded to
County School District
(P. O. Hamilton),
Montana
will
Bond
000 school bonds offered
No. 3
Bond
Hohokus Sch.
inclusive, and
Optional 5
from date.
Ravalli
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1030)
$1,000. The bonds stated in
combination will mature Oct.
1, as
follows: $20,000 from 1950 to 1952
pay¬
able at the West Hudson National
Bank,
of
name
the
pressed in
Harrison.
rate
a
Bidders
to
cf
interest, ex¬
multiple of 1/20 or
% of 1%. The approving opinion
of Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of
New York City, will be furnished
to
the
check
purchaser.
for
A
or
as
registered
di¬
bonds,
follows:
$9,000 water meter bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1, as follows: $2,000 from
1950
to
1953
inclusive, and
$1,000 in 1954.
5,000 apparatus bonds. Due $1,000
Oct.
on
1
from
1950
to
1954
inclusive.
8,000
certified
$5,160.. payable to the
Town, is required.
$22,000 not to exceed 6% interest
Oct.
1
from
Due
1950
$1,000
to
1957
inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
on
Sept.
Denomina¬
the
pur¬
istered bonds. Dated Oct. I, 1949.
Denomination $1,000, one for $700.
Due
Oct.
follows: $2,J00
1951 to
1954 inclusive. Principal and in¬
in
on
1,
as
1950, and $3,000 from
terest
(A-O)
payable at the Na¬
of
Haverstraw Trust
Co., Haverstraw. Bidders to
the
a
1, 1949.
14 for
Rotterdam
chase of $14,700 not to exceed 5%
interest fire truck coupon or reg¬
tional Bank
bonds.
water
on
(DST)
a
rate
name
interest, expressed in
multiple of 14 or 1/10 of 1%.
The
of
approving
opinion
of . Reed,
(P.
O.
No.
2
Avenue,
Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
house
District
Fire
Vinewood
Sale
—
The
construction
Sept. 7.
—
v.
170,
p.
838
offered
—
$19,000 'rom 1959 to 1971
inclusive, and £? 8,000 from 1972
to 1978 inclusive. These bonds are
$60 000 fire
bonds
in 1958;
were
the balance of
an
$491,000. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable in New York City.
awarded to the
Bidders to
Co, of
a price of 100.147,-
est, expressed in
Schenectady Trust
Schenectady, as 2.10s, at
2.083%.
due
Dated
a
basis of about
April
1. 1949
and
authorized issue
of
name
the rate of inter¬
a
multiple
of* 14
1%. The approving opinion of
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
of
April 1 from 1950 to 1969
inclusive,
Second
high. bid
of
City, will be furbished to the
100.585 for 2.40s
100,
on
.
Marine
Trust
was
made by
Co., Buffalo
the
chaser.
A ceri'^d check for
payable to
urer, is required.
e
pur¬
$9,-
State Treas¬
1
-
Note
Bond Sale
The $100,000 re¬
funding bonds offered on Aug. 30
—
170,
—v..
the
to
Bank
awarded
838—were
p.
Mercantile-C
&
Trust
Co.,
o m m e r c e
St. Louis,
of
and
the
Wachovia
Bank
Co.,
of
Asheville,
jointly, at a
basis of about
price of 100.23, a
2.35%, as follows:
Trust
&
$41,000 as 2y4s, due on March
1 from 1967 to 1972 inclusive,
t
and
$28,000 as 2y2s, due on
March 1, from 1973 to 1976
inclusive.
1967
.
bonds: $19,000 as
on March
1 from
1972 inclusive, and
to
2y2s, due on March
1 from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
$12,000
.
Dated
Clerk,
bids until
for
the
3%
receive
1949.
Due
deemable
1949.
as
Sept. 1, 1949.
1,
Re¬
interest paying
Bond
to
the
name
6%
coupon
to
the
City,
1,
County (P. O.
Wilson), N. C.
Bond Sale Details—The $612,000
bids
until
8
to
inclusive,
$8,000 in
maturing on
and after Aug. 1, 1965, are sub¬
ject to call and redemption in in¬
and
Fox, Reusch & Co., of
Cincinnati, as 2y2s, at a price of
basis
of about
Sept. 1, 1949.
Due
2.33%.
on Jan.
interest
accrued
and
Aug.
on
Principal and
School
bonds
1 from
1952 to 1966 inclusive. The
second
highest bidder
Shuler & Sayre, of
Corp. of Durham, and Byrne and
Isphording, Inc.,
price of 101.03.
school
series
building
A
Phelps, Inc., of New York, jointly,
on a bid reflecting a net interest
about 2.05%, for $257,000
of
cost
Dated
Dell &
was
2%s,
for
a
Lovett,
$355,000 as l3/4s, as pre¬
City Auditor, will receive sealed
viously noted in v. 170, p. 934—
;as 3s, and
Were sold at
a
bids until
price of 100.15.
for the purchase of
NORTH DAKOTA
:
to
County
Certificates
of
$100,000 road and bridge certifi¬
cates has been sold to local banks,
at 2%% interest.
Due on Feb. 15,
on
June 1
Due $39,000
1 from 1951
Bidders
of
rate
interest,
to
ex¬
multiple of Y\ of 1%.
J-D.
The
approving
pressed in
a
Interest
>1950.
Dec.
and
the
name
storm
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
inclusive.
1975
to
Sept. 16
on
-interest
3%
bonds.
opinion of Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Velva, N. Dak.
V
—
O. G. Wilson,
Offering
Bond
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until Sept. 26 for the pur¬
chase of $5,000 not to exceed 3%
interest park bonds. * Dated July
1, 1949. Due $1,000 from 1950 to
These bonds wore
1954 inclusive.
authorized at the election held on
Ohio
Athens Local Sch. Dist.,
Offering
Bond
District Clerk,
payable to the City, is required.
Wayne Local School District (P. O.
Williamsfield), Ohio
Bond Sale — The $15,000 im¬
bonds offered Aug. 8
awarded to * Hay den, Miller
provement
L. W. Prater,
—
OKLAHOMA
will receive sealed
purchase
$71,000
not to exceed 3%- in¬
terest construction bonds.
^
Offering—C.
Paisley,
E.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 19
the
Due
to
$1,000 on Dec.
1970 -inclusive.
the
name
Dated
bonds.
1 from 1951
;
to
Bidders
interest,
of
rate
Sept.
$1,000.
Denomination
1949.
1,
$20,000 3%
of
purchase
works
water
ex¬
pressed in a multiple of % of 1%.
These bonds were authorized at
the election held on Nov. 5, 1946.
The
of Peck,
approving opinion
Shaffer &
without
cost.
A
purchaser
check
certified
for 1% of the bonds, payable
the Village, is required.
—
to
Ohio
Liverpool,
East
Bond Offering
B. Allan Mc-
Keever, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 22 for the
fire
4%
.000,
ment bonds.
Denomination
>
\
000
in
name
Due
• on
$4,000 from
inclusive, and $3,1954 and 1955. Bidders to
the rate of interest, ex¬
1953
to
1951
$1,000.
pressed in a multiple of Y\ of 1%.
A certified check for $180, pay¬
able to the City Treasurer,
is
required.
i
n
District
Dated Aug.
South Connellsville, Pa.
Offering — William
Bond
— Mabel
H.
Clerk, will re¬
Offering
until
7
p.m.
Sent. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $5,000 4V2 % storm sewer,
unlimited tax bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1949.
Denomination
$500.
Due
$500 on Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1960
inclusive.
Bidders to name the
(EST)
on
interest, expressed in a
"multiple of 14 of 1%.
Interest
(A-O). A certified check for $100,
payable to- the Village, is re¬
quired.
of
Carrol
sealed
Due $73,000
inclusive, and
bonds.
provement
from
1952
1967
to
District
$82,000 in 1968. These bonds were
authorized at the election held on
opinion of
George J.
Fagin, of Oklahoma
City, will be furnished to the pur¬
chaser without cost.
A certified
Offering—Frank L. Irey,
Sept.
on
2%
for
of
the
required.
the bid is
Caddo County Indep.
1
No.
Bond
of
amount
Sch, Dist
(P. O. Hydro), Okla.
Offering — C. E. Frost,
of Education,
Clerk of the Board
will receive sealed bids until Sept.
the
for
20
purchase
of
$60,000
the
for
building bonds.
These are
bonds
originally 'scheduled
sale
Grant
No.
6.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wakita), Okla.
Sale—The issue of $50,000
Bond
170,
offered
bonds
7—
Sept.
934—Was awarded to the
p.
Oklahoma
flecting
about
City,
net
a
on
interest
cost
of
1.46%.
Dewey),
Okla.
Offering—Oran
of Education,
of the Board
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(CST) on Sept. 14 for the
purchase of $60,000 building, site
and repair bonds. Due $6,000 from
p.m.
1952
inclusive. A certified
to 1961
for
check
2%
required.
the
of
bonds
bonds
Sale—The
offered
839—were
school
$92,000
Sept.
awarded
2—v.
to
approving opinion of Huger
of Charleston, will be
A cer¬
tified check for $20,000, payable
to the County Treasurer, is re¬
The
Sinkler,
furnished to the purchaser.
Spartanburg County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond
Offerin g—James F.
R.
Superintendent, County
Education, will receive
the
purchase of $59,000 bonds, divided
Brooks,
Board
170,
the
p.
First
of
sealed
bids until Sept. 22 for
follows:
until
8
School
District
15,000 Gramling School
District
Whitney
34.500
bonds.
p.m.
bonds.
on
Twp. (P. O. R. F. D.
3, Volant), Pa.
Offering—Jesse E. Carr.
Beresford
Township Secretary, will receive
(EST)
Sept.
on
of
1950
inclusive.
1953
to
for ,$200,
check
certified
170,
v.
road coupon bonds.
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Due $1,000 on Sept. 1
$500.
from
building
3YZ%
Sept.
Dated
tion
the purchase
for
19
Raymond Indep. Sch. Dist., S.
A
Offering
Bond
payable
interest,
expressed
in
& Co.,
Feb.
to
the
in
eral
Sale—The
Dist., Pa.
$200,000
1959.
1969
gen¬
Principal
from
and
as
were
at
interest
on
inclusive.
The
on
second
from
and
&
Sons; Singer, Deane & Scribner and Blair & Co., Inc., jointly,
314s, at a price of 100.25.
Nanticoke School District, Pa.
$31,000 refund¬
Feb.
'
Dated
1955
as
to
from
1.
p.
643—were awarded to Butcher
& Sherrerd, of
Oct.
1,
1950 to
1959 inclusive.
Due
—
7—v.
A.
C.
lins
Allvu
&
Co.,
of Chicago,
&
E. H. Rol¬
Sons, both of New
York,
Cleveland, Mullanev. Wells & Co., of Chicago,
William R. Compt'on
& Co., of
New York, and Davidson & Co.,
Otis
&
Co.,
of
of Nashville, at a
a
Horry County. Lcris Community
to R. S.
170, p.
syndicate
Stuart & Co.,
839—were awarded to a
Eastman. Dillon & Co.,
Hospital District (P. O.
Lcris), S. C.
Sold—An issue of $80.-
$1,750,000
The
offered Sent.
comnosed of Halsey,
1949. Denomina¬
bonds has been sold
Sale
Bond
;
follows: $3 000
1959 inclusive,
Bonds
of 100.04.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Citizens &
Southern National Bank, Charles¬
ton. Legality approved by Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
000
The second
1949.
$15,000 as 23/2s, at a price
tion $1,000.
Philadelphia. Dated
1949. Due on Oct. 1 from
and
highest bidder was J. C. Bradford
&
Co., for $20,000 as 2y4s, and
$4,000 in 1960.
Aug.
playgrounds
pool bonds.
Due
1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Dated Sept. 1,
bonds
bonds.
basis of
a
clusive.
Co., of Atlanta,
school
1,
100.48,
of
20,000
park,
swimming
follows:
19,000 1% %
price
a
$15,000 refunding bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1959 in¬
1953 and 1954.
Sept. 1 from 1950
Sept. 6—v;
about 2.14%.
$6,000 1 Yt% school bonds. Due on
Feb. 1, as follows: $1,000 in
1951 and 1952, and $2,000 in
Dated Sept.
170, p. 839—
awarded to the First Na¬
Bank of Memphis, as 2y4s,
tional
County School District
inson-Humphrey
highest bidder was E. H. Rollins
for
$1,000
inclusive, and $6,000
bonds
$35,000
Sale—The
Bond'
offered
bonds has been sold to the Rob¬
Co., both of Philadelphia, jointly,
2V2S, at a price of 101.28, a
basis of about 2.35%.
to
TENNESSEE
(P. O. Charleston), S. C.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $25,000
170, p. 839—were awarded to
Harrison & Co. and Dolphin &
Due
follows:
as
1958
Charleston
obligation bonds offered Sept.
1, 1949.
1,
to
Brownsville, Tenn.
No. 3
McKees Rocks Sch.
Bond
$15,-
payable at the Chase National
Bank, New York.Legality ap¬
proved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬
mons, of Charleston.
is re¬
City,
of
bonds has
Johnson, Lane, Space
of Savannah. Dated Aug. 1,
1950 to
out cost. A certified check for $2,-
payable
quired.
issue
1951
from
1
Jan.
on
1962 inclusive.
1949. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin
& Hazlett, of Pittsburgh, will be
furnished to the purchaser with¬
000,
$1,000
refunding
23/4%
been sold to
mul¬
a
tiple of Y\ of 1%.
Principal and
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. The approving opin¬
purchase of $12,000 not
to exceed 3Yz% interest funding
bonds. Dated Septi 1, 1949. Due
(P. O. Wagner),
Sold—An
Bonds
(MST) on Sept.
8 p.m.
16 for the
South Carolina
000,
Dak.
Kelly,
Ruth
—
will receive sealed
District Clerk,
Copnty, Wagener Cen¬
tralized High Sch, Dist.
18
Beres¬
ford.
Township, is required.
No.
$75,000
bonds offered Sept. 6—
p.. 839—was
awarded to
the First National Bank of
Aiken
receive
Dakota
Bond Sale—The issue of
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
$4,000
Dist.,
Sch.
Indep.
South
SOUTH CAROLINA
interest
bond.
Mayo School Dist.
$9,500
ing bonds offered Sept. 1—v. 170,
Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Brownsville), Ore.
Bond
National
SOUTH DAKOTA
clusive. Bidders to name the rate
Bond Sale—The
Linn County
(J-J) payable at the Chase
Bank, New York City.
terest
Washington
(DST)
on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of
$100,000 improvement coupon
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due $10,000
on Sept.
1 from 1951 to 1960 in¬
is
OREGON
$60,000 from 1963 to 1966 inclu¬
sive, and $65,000 from 1967 to
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Sept. 16 for the pur¬
chase of $36,000 township bonds.
(DST)
to the
r
>
follows:
as
coupon bonds.
for $200 is re¬
check
sealed-* bids
ceive
as
Bowman,
De¬
1,
$35,000 in 1951; $40,000 in 1952 and 1953; $45,000 from
1954
to
1956
inclusive; $50,000
from 1957 to 1959 inclusive; $55,000 from 1960 to 1962 inclusive;
1949.
1,
nomination $1,000. Due on Jan.
ris, Township Secretary, will re¬
Bond Offering—Charles E. Dor-
of
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
as
6—v.
Washington County Independent
School District No. 7 (P. O.
will
purchase of
man,
City Clerk, will
sealed bids until 7:45 p.m.
12, S. C.
Cauthen,
B.
Chairman of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Sept. 22 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 not to ex¬
ceed 4%
interest school coupon
Upper Dublin Twp. (P. O.
Amber), Pa.
Bond Offering—George W. Mor¬
Duquesne, Pa,,
bid re¬
a
Offering—I.
bids until
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Bond
quired.
ion of
33
school
v.
Sept.
on
for the
15
receive
(DST)
$35,000 school bonds.
Aug. 23. The approving
check
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Hill Sch. Dist. No.
Rock
$10,000
of
purchase
obligation
certified
A
Bond
1, Monongahela),
Pennsyl vania
Bond
inclusive,
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, New York. Legality
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
No.
R. D. No.
and im¬
the
for
12
general
*
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
•
1960
$6,000 from 1961 to 1966
tion $1,000.
will receive sealed bids until Sept.
option of the purchaser. The
Randall;
receive
follows: $5,000
inclusive.
Secretary,
Borough
Lingenfield,
City, at
t
as
to
Dated Aug.
for
check
certified
A
Bond
the right to redeem all
maturing after March 1,
District, is required.
and
1,
1957
quired.
j
1955, on said date or on any in¬
terest
paying
date
thereafter.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the office of the County
Treasurer, or at the fiscal agency
the
and
Feb.
on
from
$1,000, payable to the District, is
required.
1949.
Denomination
$1,000.
$7,000 on March 1 from 1950
to 1965 inclusive. The District re¬
of the State in New York
in¬
1959
to
1950
Principal
cost.
out
1,
bonds
1956 inclusive.
Churchill,
Ruffin
&
Burgwin,
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh, will be
furnished to the purchaser with¬
Due
serves
from
1
hospital bonds. Due
Feb. 1 from 1951 to
on
56,000 2V2% hospital bonds. Due
expressed in a multiple of Y\ of
1%.
The approving opinion of
g—Dorothy C.
bonds.
and
interest
payable at the Farmers & Mer¬
chants Bank, of Sharpsburg. Bid¬
ders to name the rate of interest,
White, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m, (PST) on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $105,000 not to exceed
5%
interest
school coupon
Oct.
clusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
electric system extension
Clerk
Grand River, Ohio
rate
e r
funding
on
(P. O. Sheridan), Ore.
O f f
Bond
the
Carl
—
will
Clerk,
Bond
Thompson, Village
ceive
sealed
bids
Offering
Bond
City
purchase of $18,apparatus equip¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
1, as follows:
Sept.
School
County
No. 48-14
Blackwell, Okla.
Williams of Cincinnati
Will be furnished to the
t
YamhilL
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
4 for the purchase of $1,250,000
Ohio
Bergholz.,
v
Bond
for
Portland, will
the purchaser at
to
approving
opinion
of Winfree,
Cleveland, as 2y4s, at a McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre of
price of 100.50pa basis of about Portland' will be furnished to the
purchaser without cost. A certi¬
2.18%.
fied check for $15,000 payable to
bids until Oct. 4 for the
of
improvement
coupon bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due $5,000
& Co., of
OHIO
•
liams, of Cincinnati, will be fur¬
to the purchaser without
cost.
A certified check for $1,950,
nished
were
July 1.
000
of the City. A certi¬
fied check for $5,000, payable to
the City, is required.
$1,950,000 not
Denomination $1,000
issue
Sold—An
exceed
sewer
(P. O.
Fargo), N. Dak.
Cass
'
(EST)
noon
furnished
be
will
receive
(DST) on
Directors,
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $50,-
the expense
Warren, Ohio
Offering—Carrie
Bond
at
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
interest
purchased by the First Securities
a
Offering
Paese, Secretary of the Board of
date
(F-A) payable at the office of the
City Treasurer.
The approving
opinion of Winfree, McCulloch,
i
'
Bond
1958,
1,
paying
interest
any
thereafter.
District, Pa.
A. Lillian
Sharpsburg School
numerical order at par and
verse
Co, of Charlotte, and
follows:
$4,000
1950
a
1C-J8 and 1969. Bonds
Lyndhurst, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $150 000 storm
and sanitary sewer bonds offered
Sept.
6—v.
170,
p.
838—were
1 from
Oct.
on
expressed in
multiple of Ys of 1%. The ap¬
proving opinion of Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia,
will be furnished to the purchaser
free of charge. A certified check
for 2% of the bonds, payable to
the District Treasurer is required.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1949.
1967
$21,000
the rate of interest,
55
as
$24,000 3%
pm.
to 1959 inclusive. Bidders to name
obligation
general
7:30
Due
inclusive; $6,000 from 1958 to
inclusive; $7,000 from 1964
1963
is
required.
101.36,
sealed
follows: $5,000 from 1954 to
as
1957
Luther,
(DST)) on Sept. 15
for the purchase of $210,000 im¬
provement coupon bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000
Denomination $1,000. Due on Aug.
burger, Evatt & Barton, of Co¬
lumbus, will be furnished to the
purchaser.
A certified check for
payable
til
Offering—The City Clerk
interest
T.
&
Associates,
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
Ore.
(PST) on Sept. 19 for the
purchase of $100,000 not to exceed
interest, expressed in a mul¬
tiple of 14 of 1%.
The approv¬
ing
opinion
of
Bricker,
Mar-
Offering—A.
Dickson
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
p.m.
rate
School District
Johnstown), Pa.
O.
Bond
March 15 from 1950
on
receive
will
awarded to
Wilson
Due
Toledo,
Dated Sept.
any
(P.
to 1956 inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1951.
on
on
Bidders
date.
sealed
(1031)
Richland Township
a
interest street im¬
provement notes.
CHRONICLE
Bank, of Portland, as 2s,
price: of 100.32, a basis of
about
1.89%.
Dated
Sept. 15,
at
Hopkins,
noon
exceed
to
will
FINANCIAL
National
Don
—
(EST) on Sept. 20
purchase of $93,500 not
$1,000,
31,000 school
2y4s, due
1
City
Offering
of
$69,000 general obligation bonds,
! '
COMMERCIAL, &
Ironton, Ohio
Stanly County (P. O.
Albermarle), N. C.
;
•;*
THE
Number 4837
170
Volume
$500,000
fire
S125,000
.
Drice of 100.06,
follows:
basis of about 2.46%, as
fmm
deoartment bonds:
4s, due on Sept. 1
as
1950
to
1954 inclusive*
$275,000 as 2V4s, due on
Sept.
56
1965 inclusive;
1 from 1955 to
$100,000
2y>s, due on Sept.
as
inclusive.
1 from 1966 to 1969
000
as
1
Sept.
on
inclusive;
1965
to
1955
$90,000
:
due
2y4s,
as
2V2S, due on Sept. 1
from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
1,000,000
school,
1949
bonds:
$200,000 as 4s, due on Sept. 1
from 1950 to 1954 inclusive;
*
;
&
Parkhurst
will be furnished.
Sale
Bond
;
school bonds purchased
170, p. 839—was awarded to the
First Southwest Co., of Dallas, at
100.294, a net interest
of about 1.4761%, as follows:
price of
a
cost
by Mem¬
in
previously noted
739,
were
sold at
100.009, as follows:
of
price
a
Due on July
1968 inclusive.
$223,000 as 3y4s.
from 1.950 to
Due
3y2s.
227,000 as
170, p.
v.
1
July 1
on
1978 inclusive.
from 1969 to
iy4s.
Gainesboro, Tenn,
>
Offering—-J.
sealed bids
Sept. 22
for the purchase of $25,000 water
works improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1949. Due on Sept. 1, as
follows: $1,000 from 1952 to 1963
inclusive, and $13,000 in 1964.
All bonds maturing on and af¬
ter Sept. 1, 1960 shall be subject
to redemption
by the Town on
any interest payment date on or
after Sept. 1, 1959. The approving
opinion of some market attorney,
together with the printed bonds,
i
i
until
•
■
10
shall
receive
will
Mayor,
'i
Draper,
M.
(CST)
a.m,
on
the
to
furnished
be
pur¬
chaser without cost.
inclusive.
1958
1954 to
Due
1,
Oct.
on
•
(F-A) payable at the First
terest
Legality
National Bank, Houston.
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
& Francis, of Houston.
approved
Weems
1, 1949. Bonds ma¬
turing on or after Oct. 1, 1956 are
callable on Oct. 1, 1955, or on any
subsequent interest payment date,
at a price of 102. Second high bic
:>f 100.05 for the $7,150,000 bonds
iy2s, reflecting a net cost ol
1.4918%, was made by a syndicate
which
included,
among
others.
Glore, Forgan & Co^ Equitable
Securities Corp., A. C. Allyn &
Fort
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Sale—The
bonds has
Union Securities Corp., Coffin
Investments, of Dallas,
price of par, a net interest
of about 1.903%, as follows:
B.
a
lost
1951
a
recent election.
Texas
Gilmer,
.
$250,-
water works and sewer rev¬
000
bonds purchased by the First
Corp., of San Antonio,
bid reflecting a net interest
enue
of
Texas
on
a
cost of about
noted in
3.14%, as previously
170, p. 936, were sold
v.
follows:
as 3s.
Due on Aug.
from 1950 to 1974 inclusive.
$143,000
1975
to
Principal and interest
payable at the Dallas Na¬
tional Bank, Dallas.
Bonds ma¬
274,000 l%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
turing in 1965 to 1984 are callable
at par, as a whole or in part in
inverse numerical order, on Aug.
Due
1, 1949. Second high
July 1, as follows:
on
count.
in
turing
1970 are
option of
1, 1953. The
1966
to
at
Town
July
on
re¬
the
the
deemable
au-
opinion of some market
attorney will be furnished to the
purchaser without cost.
proving
Union
O.
Maynardsville), Tenn.
(P.
County
'
Sale—The $100,000 school
Bond
bonds offered July
sewer
-
,
.
,
Indep. Sch. Dist'., Tex.
Brenham
$100,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 5—v.
Bond Sale—The
house
170,
were
—
awarded to
of
Inc.,
Edwards,
J.
R.
935
p.
Dallas.
1949. Due on March
from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
Dated Sept. 1,
I
at
clusive,
Texas
Bonds Publicly Offered — Volz
Carswell & Co. of San Antonio,
ire
publicly offering an issue of
1950
second
2s, at
as
The
highest bidder was Scott,
Horner &
Mason, lor 2s, at a price
Bond
1958 in¬
bids
sub¬
$40,000 not to ex¬
4%
interest school house
offered on Sept. 6—v. 170,
bonds
p.
936. The State Board of Edu¬
to purchase the
as 3s.
The bonds are dated
$125,000 revenue bonds, divided as
cation has agreed
follows:
$93,000
Corp., of Nashville, on a
bid reflecting a net interest cost of
The
2.43%.
about
bidder
terest
cost
of
a
net in¬
2.43%.
about
Bond Offering
fol¬
V
1968
1973
to
until Sept. 23 for the
purchase cf
Se¬
ries 1949 bonds. Due serially in
30 years. The approving opinion
dormitory
revenue,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Allen B. DuMont Laboratories, Inc.
1,
Sept.
1949
from
1950
clusive.
on
1959
in¬
to
water and
bonds. Due on Sept. 1,
sewer
as
Nuveen &
be furnished
the rate
name
Paying Agent
has
Library, Series EE,
$428,000; Public Health Center,
Series FF, $150,000. All three is¬
sues
are
dated
Oct.
1,
1949.
Public
bonds will be
for the
on
15.—V.
Sept.
con¬
170,
p.
936.
City
bids until 10
Issue
Bond
—
An
to exceed 1%%
bonds.
fol¬
of
expected
bonds
in the
$19,000,000 toll revenue
to
be
made
future.
'
,
Pend Oreille County Con.
VERMONT
Cambridge, Vt. (P. O.
Jeffersonville), Vt.
Offering—The Board
bids until
noon
(EST)
Sept. 15
on
1959, at par and accrued interest
plus a premium of 2x/2%, such
premium reducing
of 1% each
Sept. 1 thereafter until the call
price of par is reached Sept. 1,
1964.
the
purchase of $75,000 not
to exceed 4% interest municipal
Denomination
$1,000. Due $5,000 on Sept. 1 from
Sept.
1,
1950
1949.
1964
to
National
First
Principal
inclusive.
(M-S) payable at the
and interest
obligation
bonds
offered
Aug.
27—v.
170 p.
740—were
awarded to the State, as 2.60s, at
a price of par.
Gray,
Boston.
of
Bank
will
purchaser.
furnished
be
r
Principal and interest (M-S)
,
,
to
Dividend
Ector
T*e
B.
Board
of
Directors
of
Allen
DuMont
Laboratories, Inc., has
regular quarterly divi¬
dend of $.25 per share on its out-,
standing shares of 5% Cumulative
declared
County, County Independent
School District (P. O.
Odessa),
a
school
Sold—An issue of $200,000
bonds
has
been
sold
to
Rauscher,
holders
Antonio, at
business
record
September
at
15,
PAUL
September
7,
1949
the
close
of
1949.
RAIBOURN,
Treasurer
phases of television
a
&
Co.,
price of
bids
Sept.
27
of
par, a
San
basis
terest
$100,000
100,000
as
2V4S.
1950
as
to
2s.
Due
1954
Due
on
on
Oct.
Oct.
purchase
of
250,000
1949
Oct.
>
of interest;
multiple of y4
a
ex¬
of
approving opinion of
Cutler, of Chicago,
&
$5,000, payable to
Treasurer, is required.
the City
WYOMING
Freemont
County,
|
.
Dubois
High
School District P. O.
Dubois),
Bond
Wyo.
Offering
—
Max
will receive
Hen-
until 7:30 p.m.
(MST)
sealed bids
Sept. 24-
on
for the purchase of $50,000 not
tc>
exceed
3 V2 %
interest < building
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, 1949.
De¬
Due $5,000 on
nomination $1,000.
Aug.
1
from
1951
to
inclu¬
1960
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
The approving opinion of
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
son, of Denver, will be furnished
to the purchaser. A certified check
of the bonds is required.
Rawlins, Wyo.
Offering—The City Clerk
Bond
will -received
bids
sealed
36,000
until
system bonds.
sewer
These bonds
F
authorized at
were
the election held
July 9.
on
CANADA
M
MANITOBA
Manitoba
1
from
(Province of)
to
1974 in¬
County Treasurer's office.
opinion of some
market attorney will be furnished
at
the
The
bonds.,
1
elusive.
approving
from
improvement of
Due
1950
\
$10,000
to
on
1374 in-
issue of $11,refunding bonds has been
sold to Wood, Gundy & Co., A. E,
Ames & Co., Dominion Securities
Corp., all of Toronto, Royal Bank
Canada, of Montreal, and the
Canadian Bank
of
98.61,
as
from
2%s. Due
1950
8,500.000
Commerce, of
a
price
follows:
as
$2,500,000
r
of
as
on
Oct. 1
1959
inclusive.
Due
to
3s.
on
Oct. 1,
-
v
1965.
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his own ex¬
A certified check for 5%
by the purchaser at
pense.
of
QUEBEC
the bonds, is required.
Quebec,
WISCONSIN
Bond
Sept. 6
awarded
170, p. 936 — were
W. Baird & Co.,
and
Milwaukee Co., both of Mil¬
Robert
to
the
waukee, jointly, as IV2S, at a
of
100.83, a basis of about
Dated
March
1949.
1,
March 1 from 1951 to
sive.
on
1960 inclu¬
Wis.
$500,000 school
offered Sept. 6—
644—were awarded to
Forgan
&
Co.,
Merrill
170,
Glore,
p.
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Beane,
both of New York, and Mullaney,
Wells
& Co., of
and
$3,826,700
various
re¬
municipal
works bonds offered Aug. 30 were
awarded to
syndicate composed
a
of L. G. Beaubien &
Canadienne
of
Co., Banque
Nationale,
Quebec, at
basis
Manitowoc,
building bonds
funding
both
of
1.36%. Toronto, and Hamel, Fugere Cie.,
v:\'
Bond Sale—The
Que.
Sale—The
price Montreal, Wood, Gundy & Co., of
Due
v.
general
000 000
Sold—An
Toronto, and Associates, at
Due $10,000 on
1950
1, 1949. Denomination
Bonds
$1,500 from 1960 to 1967 inclusive
and $2,000 in 1968 and 1969. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
improvement, se¬
clusive.
1
1, 1949. Denomina¬
on
to exceed 4% in¬
bonds,; divided as
ries K bonds.
from 1955 to 1959 inclusive.
Dated
L.
rpceive
follows:
1
1950;
and
1953,
tified check for
receive
15 for the
Kaukauna, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 swim¬
(EST)
noon
the
for
not
coupon
Oct.
Oct.
inclusive.
until
$250,000 street
of about 2.06%, as follows:
from
in all
Pierce
sealed
will
Treasurer,
ming pool bonds offered
will
Auditor,
City
$500,000
Bonds
Convertible Preferred Stock, payable
October 1, 194? to Preferred Stock¬
of
Texas
in
to
of
;;
Danville, Va.
Offering — Randolph
Bond
Hall,
$40,000
1951
$500. Due on Oct. 1, as follows*
$1,000 from 1951 to 1959 inclusive,
—v.
Bank, Austin.
Legality approved
by Gibson & Gibson, of Austin.
De¬
rate
in
The
1%.
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
Offering — C. S.
Cole,
the
VIRGINIA
.
;
the
name
pressed
Bond
& Rugg of
Coolidge
Best,
Boston
payable at the American National
Preferred
from
Yakima County Sch. Dist. No. 32
approving opinion of Ropes,
The
1949.
$30,000 in 1954 and 1955. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Bidders to
Sch. Dist.
eral
Dated Oct.
of
sealed
receive
will
Selectmen
improvement coupon bonds. Dated
turing in 1960 to 1979, become op¬
tional for payment on
Sept. 1,
1,
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $86,000 bonds, divided as follows:
purchase of $25,000 not to exceec
6% interest school coupon bonds
and 1979.
1949. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. All of the bonds ma¬
17th street bridge
Sept.
follows:
as
No. 59 (P. O. Cusich), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $84,241.40 gen¬
sealed bids until Sept.
for
Dated Sept. 1,
Dated
offering
is
near
(CST) on Sept.
$250,000 not
a.m.
22 for the purchase of
for 5%
Virgiria (folate of)
To
Risers, Wis.
Offering—H. G. Appleby,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Trustees,
Manufacturers
been
ap¬
—
Company
sidered
price
a
thorne, Secretary of the Board of
pointed New York Paying Agent
for
the
following bond issues:
Public School, Series DD, $2,100,-
Bids
Co., for 1X/2S, at
Two
without cost to
Roanoke, Va.
000;
The
John
was
will be furnished to the purchaser
at the expense of the City. A cer¬
in¬
Treasurer, is required.
Trust
1
March
on
inclusive.
bidder
Bond
purchaser. A certified check
$80,000, payable to the City
for
Dated
of 101.38.
ple of 1/10th,-or x/4 of 1%. The
approving opinion of Reed, Hoyt
& Washburn of New York City
will
Due
1959
to
highest
Chi¬
of
1.16%.
$160,000
interest, expressed in a multi¬
of
1949.
1,
1950
second
Co.,
price of 100.41,!
a
about
Chapman
1977
to
1953
from
1
Bidders to
clusive.
of
15, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due
County
1977
inclusive, and $7,000 in 1978
lows: $6,000 from 1975 to
basis
from
Trust
iy4s, at
,
Bond
3y>%
32,000
mature
and
1
March
inclusive,
$6,000 in 1974.
The Board of
—
Directors will rece;ve sealed bids
$150,000
sewer
as
1953
1954 to
1960
inclusive; $4,000 from
1961 to 1967 inclusive; $5,000
and
Agricultural and Mechanical Col¬
lege of Texas — The Prairie View
Agricultural Texas (P. O.
College Station), Texas
Sept. 1,
inclusive. $3,000 from
from
TEXAS
on
lows: $2,000 from 1950 to
highest
Securities
Corp., on a bid reflecting
and
water
3V4%
bonds. Due
second
Equitable
was
,
Northern
cago, as
issue
curities
the
$50,000 water system bonds.
were
mitted for the
ceed
regis¬
WASHINGTON
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale—No
$72,000 heating
equipment bonds offered Sept. 6—
170, p. 840—were awarded to
$50,000
Harrell,
A.
Dated Oct.
tered bonds.
3%s; 1973 to 1977, as 3M>s.
Wortham
Va.
Offering—C.
Dec.
Sept. 1 from 1950
on
nomination $1,000. Due on March
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
27 for the purchase of $4,000,000
not to exceed 4% interest water
on
a
v.
a
inclusive.
1969
to
101.90,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
of
price of
100.19, a basis of about 1.98%.
Dated Jan. 1, 1949. Due on Jan. 1
Charlottesville,
of
Bond Sale—The
were
—
1959 to 1972, as
1xk\
as
follows:
1950 to
due from
bonds
as
101,
of
price
a
Bond
Burnet,
170, p. 740
v.
—
28 were
of San Antonio,
Investment Corp.
offered Sept. 6 were
awarded to the Cumberland Se¬
bonds
>*
Sept 6
offered
bonds
awarded to C. F. Cassell & Co.,
awarded to the Southern National
$1,000 in 1950; $2,000 from 1951 to
1961
inclusive, and $3,000 from
1962 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
$350,000 hospi¬
construction
1, 1949. Denomina¬
1, 1964, and on any interest pay¬
bid of 100.016
ing date thereafter. Legality ap¬
Bond
Offering — J. Hoosier, for a combination of 3s, l%s and
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Mayor, will receive sealed bids 2s, or a net cost of 1.96%, was
Boothman of Dallas.
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept, 22 made
by the Philadelphia Nafor the purchase of $50,000 street
Hondo, Texas
ional Bank and the Firstration¬
Bond Sale—The $125,000 storm
improvement bonds. Dated July 1. al Bank of Portland, in joint ac¬
1949.
Bond Sale—The
tal
the
Due on Aug. 1
1984 inclusive.
3x/4s.
as
1
(F-A)
All of the bonds are dated Oct.
Tracy City, Tenn.
-v".'
of 1948, series A, coupon or
Details—The
Sale
Bond
1, 1949. Due
Sept.
'
tion $1,000.
1969 inclusive.
1955 to
:
;;
price
a
to 1969 inclusive.
a
(P. O. Pearisburg),
Virginia
at
basis of about 1.56%. Dated Sept.
1,
bonds.
Dated Aug.
from
Due on Jan. 1
City,
^
Giles County
Norfolk,
These bonds were authorized at
from
1954 inclusive.
to
540,000 ?s.
is required.
25,000 city hall and fire station
107,000
from
Due on Jan. 1
3116,000 3s.
successful
of the bonds, payable to the
100,000 sewer extension bonds.
Henry
at
the
A certified check for 2%
of 100.16.
Burr, and
&
furnished
l%s,
as
in a
The
$400,000 v/ater system bonds.
as
King, Quirk & Co.,
all of New York, and the Louis
fol¬
as
:
.
$930,000
sold,
expressed
l/20th of 1%.
of
the
name
interest,
be
from
issue of $525,-
been
lows:
Lynch,
general obligation bonds ($180,J00 police and courts building and
5750,000 public free school bonds)
offered on the same day were
awarded to an account composed
Tex.
Stockton,
Sold—An
Bonds
000
as
of
in¬
and
Principal
of
multiple
1950 to
from
15
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Bidders to
urer's office.
rate
will
permanent improvement refund¬
ing bonds has been sold to the
Eddleman-Pollok Co., of Houston,
as 23/4s.
Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Due
1957
Oct.
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
bidder.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $48,000
Oct.
Additional
Bond
(P. O.
Richmond), Texas
$6,000
Dated
tion $1,000.
approving opinion of Reed, Hoyt
& Washburn of New York City
Fort Bend County
Sept. 8—
on
Parkhurst &
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
proved
v.
1959.
phis Securities Corp., of Memphis,
and Associates, on a bid reflecting
a net interest cost of about 3.42%,
Principal and interest
payable at the Mercantile
National
Bank,
Dallas.
These
bonds were authorized at an elec¬
tion held on Jan. 8. Legality ap¬
(A-O)
extension rev¬
Monday, September 12, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
tion $1,000.
system
sewer
offered
bonds
Dated
Details—The $45,000
Sale
Bond
■.
and
improvement and
1,460,000
Dyer County (P. O.
Dyersburg), Tenn.
X
The issue of $7,-
—
works
water
from
if"-
>
„
1
electric light and power,
150,000
enue
.
.
as
Dated Sept. 1, 1949.
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;
Texas
Austin,
2y4s, due on Sept.
1 from 1955 to 1965 inclusive; $960,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1950 to 1953 inclusive.
v
$360,000 as 2%s, due on Sept.
4,730,000 l%s. Due on Oct. 1
1 from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
$440,000
as
General and McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas,
of Attorney
250,000 park and recreation bonds:
$50,000 as 4s due' on Sept. 1
from 1950 to 1954 incl.; $110,from
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1032)
Chicago, jointly,
a
of about
$568,000
as
from
22As.
1950
1,188,000
from
as
to
3s.
1955 to
1,225,000
price of 98.82,
3.40%,
as
as
Due
on
1954
a
follows:
Sept. 1
inclusive.
Due
on
1963
inclusive.
3%s> Due
on
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
1964.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949.
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1
1
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