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14 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1950. SECTION 2 Shares Sold 2,550,000 Previous Year Ago 1.149,430 Most Active Stocks Sales, closing price and net change of the 15 most active stocks yesterday: New York Stock Exchange Radio Station In Indiana Is Sold By Louisvillians By SOL SCnULMAN, Courier-Journal Financial Editor Ownership of Radio Station WSUA, Bloomington, passed yesterday from three Louisvillians L. C. J.

Yeager, Gordon Ford and James C. Warren to Sarkes Tarzian of Stock Trading Heaviest Since November, 1948 New York, Jan. 5 (AP) Heavy profit-taking sales barely dented the stock market today. Despite a relentless pounding by selling forces, gains exceeded losses by a wide margin at the final bell. Closing quotations, though, were under the best marks of the day Dow-Jones Oosing Stock Averages Br The United Press YESTERDAY'S RANGE Net YEARLY RANGE Open High Low Close Change Sales 1949-50 1948 1947 30 INDUSTRIALS High 200.57 193.16 186.85 200.88 201.76 199.69 200.57 Up .37 185,500 Low 161.60 165.39 163.21 20 RAILROADS High 54.31 64.95 53.42 54.59 54.84 54.01 54.23 Off .06 133,300 Low 41.03 48.13 41.16 and in most cases showed only fractional variations.

Trading in the first hour approached sensational proportions as 880,000 shares changed hands. Turnover for the full day was the largest in more than a year. Leading issues advanced fractions to around a point at the outset, when the peak prices of the day were touched. The price level at one time hit the top level in more than three years. Early buying was a carry-over from the last hour yesterday, when the market surged ahead after delivery of President Truman's annual state-of-the-Union message to the Congress.

Ticker Tape Lags Activity was so intense "that the ticker tape dropped behind its job of recording transactions on the floor of the Exchange. The lag, over in a short time, amounted to as much as three minutes. For the full day, sales amounted to 2,550,000 shares, the largest since November 3, 1948, when turnover ballooned' to 3,230,000 shares. Business yesterday totaled 1,890,000 shares. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dipped .1 of one point to 72.5, largely because of losses in several railroad issues.

654 Advance, 255 Decline Trading was unusually broad with a total of 1,183 individual issues bought and sold, of which 654 advanced and 255 declined. New highs for 1949-50 were established by 141 issues while none touched their lows. Louisville Gas Electric Company stock closed at 32, its 1949-50 high, unchanged from the previous close. On the Curb Exchange, Ashland Oil Refining Company stock closed at 22, new 1949-50 high, up from the previous close. After early demand was satisfied, the market was under fire most of the day.

At no time, however, did the price structure show pronounced weakness. Trading was particularly heavy in low-priced issues. Of the 15 most active shares, only two were priced above $15 a share: U. S. Steel and Transamerica.

to 5,000 watts, and Tarzian plans to do this soon. According to Robert one of Tarzian's assistants at Bloomington, there is only one other television station in Indiana besides the one at Bloomington. That is WFBM-TV at Indianapolis. Lemon also said that Bloomington population a JHtle more than 20,000) is the smallest city in the United States that has a television station. Former R.C.A.

Engineer Tarzian, who was born in Philadelphia, went to Bloomington in 1940 as chief engineer of the Radio Corporation of America's Bloomington factory. After the war, he left R.Ca. and started his own factory in Bloomington, making parts for radia and television sets. He had been with R.C.A. 10 years and had been with Atwater Kent 10 years before that.

Part of his experience was acquired-in Europe and South America. Under the name Sarkes Tarzian, Incorporated, he now has three factories in Bloomington one in' Philadelphia and one in, Hawthorne, N. J. Together they employ more than 1,000 persons. He also has laboratories in Bloomington.

Ashland Oil Plans To Offer Debentures, Preferred Stock Bloomington. Tarzian, who is a manufacturer of parts for television sets, owns another Bloomington radio station (WTTS) and a Bloomington television station (WTTV). He paid $83,750 for the Louisvillians Bloomington equipment, leases and good will. The Louisville men are, partners in the firm of Yeager, Ford Warren, certified public accountants. They started WSUA, a station, October 23, 1946, when there was no other radio station in Bloomington.

There is another radio station there, 2-year-old WTOM, a 250- watt station. WSUA Quit Yesterday WSUA stopped operating at 3 p.m. yesterday. At that time its studios and advertising contracts were taken over by Tarzian's WTTS, a 1-000-watt station which opened March, 1949. Targian's television station opened in November, 1949.

The Federal Communications Commission given WTTS permission to increase its power Cotton Futures Reach New Seasonal Highs New York, Jan. 5 (JP) Cotton futures closed firm today at gains of 60 cents to $1.30 a bale on a late-covering movement which found offerings scarce. All deliveries moved into new seasonal high ground, with the buying general. Open. High.

Low. Close. Cge. March 30.71 3U.H8 au.71 ju.oa ij May 30 58 30.81 30.57 30.81 22 Julv 30.05 30 35 30.05 30 34 26 October 28 48 28.60 28 42 28 59 13 December 28 33 28 45 28.30 28.45 13 March 28 26 28.30 28.25 28.35 12 Middling spot 31.68. up 13.

Nominal. Federal Land Bank Bonds Bid Asked l'ls May 1952-50 99.20 99.28 l4s January 1S53-51 loo loo 8 24S February 1955-53 102 8 102.16 l34s October 1957-55 100 8 100.12 Bid and asked fractions represent 32ds. rui LRl LOANS THROUGHOUT KENTUCKY AND INDIANA I WE INSURE TITLES iFranhlin Titlel Trust Co. 508 W. Jefferson WA 5112! r44444j By Ui Associated Press Net Clone Ch CannonMi 487 CapitalAA I6V2 CapitalAir 81, 1, CaroPAL, 33 Carpenters 31 CarrierCo 13 84 i CaseCo 40 4 CaterpilTr 35'i CelaneseC 34', Close Cn A -Ab Lab Acme SU 2U', Adams iJtp Aoajna-M 'a AtlU-iklLUt 4a pi ww Air fieduc CelotexC 19' i CtAguirre CentFoua CenGRy CenGRpf CHGSE CenlliLt CNYPpf CtRRNJA CtViolSu CdePas 4 a Aiasita Axaens lnc Wi Auegaay 4'.

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20 i Bond Str 15'4 1, Borden Co 50l't Borg-War 59a 14 pf 98 a Bost 2 Bran Air 874 14 Brew A 29', Bridge Br 83i aj Briggs Mf 29a 3, BrigesiS 29 2 Bristol-My 29 BklynTJGa 38'4 12'2 BrunsBalk 2334 BucyruEr 185a BuddCo 13', BuffaloFor 34 'i BullardCo 19'i BulovaWa BurlingMi cv pf BurrAdM BushTer ButlerBr Pf Byers Co Pf ByronJac 3534 a. Z3 88'4 4 14ij 9 I3 1, 712 2 37, 237, 14 103 2314 CalifPack CampbWy CanDGAl pf 3514 53 13,4 4 20 la 1034 '4 1U1 40 CanadPac 1514 84.700 Packard Mot 4 66.400 Unit Corp 39.700 Am Airlines 33.200 Pepsi-Cola 29.300 Central 28,800 Int Tel Sc Tel 23.200 Greyhound 23.000 U. Steel 22.200 Willys-Over 21,900 North Sta Pow 21,900 Transamerica 3'4 10, 123, 97 104 27 6'4 ll'a 163, Ilia IS 934 12. J4 21.200 Southern Co 21.000 Radio Corp 17.800 Pan Am Airways 17,200 Benguet Mng WHAT STOCKS DID Thur. Advances 654 Wed.

77J 156 183 1,117 92 3 Declines 255 Unchanged 274 141 Total issues New 1949-1950 highs New 1949-1950 lows 34-MontliPeak For Rail Bonds New York, Jan. 5 (JP) Railroad bonds weathered a short outbreak of profit-selling today and then pushed on to a 34-month price peak. Gains, which outnumbered losses by about two to one, ranged from fractions to a top of five points. It was the heaviest trading day since the virtually uninterrupted rail-bond rally got started around the first of December. Volume reached $6,150,000, compared with $6,060,000 yesterday.

L. N. Bonds Up 314 The Associated Press average of 20 rails hit a new 1949-50 high for the 22d time in the past 28 sessions this time moving up .4 of a point at 95.2. The index had not been this high since it stood at 95.4 March 8, 1947. Foreign dollar bonds also had a field day, moving up a half-point on average to 71.1, a 1949-50 high "mark.

The utility and industrial indices were unchanged from yesterday's levels. Louisville Nashville 3's were at par. Southern Indiana Railway 23.4's were 3 at 80. Southern Indiana Railway, operated for freight service only, runs from Speed five miles to Watson, where it connects with the Baltimore Ohio. Long-term U.

S. Treasury bonds moved steadily to firmly in light over-the-counter trading. A few issues were up 132 of a point and the rest of the list was unchanged. Wheat, Lard Strong; Corn, Oats Irregular Chicago, Jan. 5 (JP) Wheat came up with moderate gains while other grains just dwadled along without getting anywhere on the Board of Trade today.

Lard showed a good deal of strength. A little mill buying developed in wheat, but most of the demand came from professional traders. Commission houses did little. Small receipts of cash grain and additional Government inquiries for flour supported the advance. Wheat closed to 3Ac higher, corn was lower to yc higher, oats were lower to higher, rye was lower to ViC higher, soybeans were lower to 34C higher, and lard was 10c to 20c a hundred pounds higher.

Chicago Board of Trade Open. High. Low. Close. WHEAT March May July $2.18 $2.174 2.1174 2.12s, 2.1114 212'4 1.9234 1.93'2 1.9: 1.925 September 1.921, 1.9314 1.923 1.9214 1.32'4 1.31', 1 293, CORN March May 1.32'', 1.31'a 1.293, 1 247, 1.3234 1.31'a 1.235, 1.2514 1 3174 1.3034 1.29', 1.241, July September OATS March May July September RYE May 1.23 .74 .635, .62 1.44' 4 1.4414 1-4414 2.3234 2 304 2 2634 2.06 .631 .7034 .641, 4 .631, 1 45 1.45 1.43ii 1.42 1.421, 2.32 2.2934 2 26' July 1.44H September 1.44'2 1.44',a SOYBEANS March 2.3234 2 33 2 3074 2 2.07 May July November LARD January March May 30'2 2 26'a 2.061a 20314 I1.10 11.10 10.95 10.95 10.95 10.8O 10.95 .10.82 10 90 10.8O 10.87 .11 07 11.07 10.95 11.00 .11.05 11.20 11.02 11.07 July 11.02 11.15 September 11.15 11.15 11.15 1115 Choice white grease.

6-6'4 cents a pounds; white, 534c; prime inedible beef tallow, 6. Cash lard 11c a pound, loose 9.5c. Chicago Storage Egg Futures Car Prev. Sales Open High Low Close Close Jan. 37 31.50 31.80 31.15 31.15 31.55 Sept.

35 38.10 38.15 37.70 37.70 37.85 Oct. 6 38.15 38.15 37.75 37.75 37.60 BUTTER STORAGE Jan. 9 60.00 60.10 60.00 60.10 60.15t ONIONS Jan. 627 215 2.16 195 1 98 2 20 2.46 2 22 2 48 2.71 Feb. ...514 2 41 2 42 2.10 2.66 2.42 Mur 296 2 65 Bid.

tAsked. Total cold storage shell egg holdings at four principal markets yesterday week ago 35,956, year ago 84,257. Louisville Grain Prices By Federal-State Market News Service. Local feed and flour manufacturers report they are paying, subject to market changes, the following prices for grains, b. Louisville, in truckload lots: No.

2 red wheat $2.01 to S2.02, mostly $2.01 a bushel, unchanged; No. 2 yellow shelled corn, $1.33 to $1.35. mostly $1.33, unchanged: No. 2 white oats, 76c to 80c, unchanged: No. 2 rye, $1.60.

unchanged; No. 2 yellow soybeans. $2.08 to $2.10. unchanged, to lc higher; No. 2 black soybeans.

$1.68 to $1.70. unchanged to lc higher; barley, 75c to $1.20, unchanged. Cash Grain Chicago, Jan. 5 (AP) Wheat: No. 4 red tough, 2.04: No.

2 hard weevily, 2.20. Corn: No. 3 yellow. 1.31-32'4; No. 4.

1.27. Oats: No. 1 heavy mixed. 79; No. 1 heavy white 80.

Barley nominal: Malting. 1.20-62; feed. Soybeans: No. 1 yellow, 2.3314 track Chicago. Local Securities These quotatwns furnished by the Bond Club of Louisville are for minimum trading lots.

Bid ASKea Bid Asked A A rllt Vi Do pf 1104 A Barg 614 7i Am Cr 105 Am Life 13 Am Turf 1431 Vtc 141a Ky Stone 28 Do pf 49 Ky UtU 1414 15'4 Do pf 101 103 Ky Water 7'4 Do pf 25'4 LexTel pf 83'a 89 Ashland Oil Refining Company, Ashland, today will file a registration statement for $15,000,000 of 3 per cent sinking-fund debentures, due 1970, and 50,000 shares of $5 cumulative preferred stock, of which 30,000 shares are to be sold by the company and 20,000 shares by certain stockholders. Of the new. proceeds to be received by the company, about $10,800,000 is to" be applied to the retirement of various debts and $1,884,000 to reimbursement of the company treasury for the cost of a recently acquired stock interest in Aetna Oil Company. The b'alance is to be added to working capital. Becker Heads Underwriters Prior to the offering of the securities, it is contemplated that Aetna will be merged into Ashland.

Stockholders' meetings have already been called to that end. The registration statement indicates that A. G. Becker Incorporated, which has managed the company's previous public financing, again will head the underwriting group. Giving effect to the merger of Aetna and the recent acquisition of Freedom-Valvoline Oil Company, consolidated assets of Ashland and subsidiaries, as shown by the pro forma balance sheet Foreign Exchange New York, Jan.

5 (AP) Closing foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in cents): Canadian dollar In New York open market 1114 per cent discount or 88.50 United, States cents, unchanged. Great Britain (pound) unchanged: Great Britain 30-dav futures 2.80's. unchanged; Great Britain 60-day futures 2.80'4. unchanged: Great Britain 90-day futures 2.80. unchanged; France (franc) .283,4 of a cent, unchanged: Italy (lira) .1614 of a cent, unchanged: Sweden (krona) 19.37, unchanged: Switzerland (franc) (free) 23.31.

unchanged. Argentina (free) 11.20, unchanged: Brazil (free) 5.50, unchanged; Mexico 11.57, OTIi'C 15 UTILITIES 41.48 41.76 41.33 65 STOCKS 72.56 72.91 72.08 41.59 Up JZ2 72.42 Up .13 Net Close Ch Evans Prd Ever-sharp lo3 Ex-Cell-O 60 Exch. Buf 314 14 Fairb Mor 4114 114 FalstaffBr 22 i FamilyFin 143i 1, FAR Liq 34 Fedd Quig 153a 14 3634 4 Net Close Ch 97i Int Util 193,4 Inters tDSrr 22 1 Island Cr 28 Jacobs(FL) 7 JaegerMch 15 Jer Cen pf 9334 Jewel Tea 5934214 Johns-Man 483,4 52 1 JonesiL 2914 14 pf 83 la Joy Mfg 3134 3., KalamStov 11, ,4 KanCitySo la pf 611a 16a 14 Kayser (J) 1314 4 Kel-HWhA 211a la 171, Kenne Cop 5134 i Kern 4634 1634 Kimb-Clrk 253, ifc Kinney GR 1612 1, KoppersCo 29 'a pf 941a Kresge(SS) 42'a 14 Kress SH) 62 3 Kroger Co 6014 la ed Mog a. FedMotTr FedDStrs Pf Ferro En FidPFiln pf FirstNStr Firth Cpt Flintkote Flor Stov Flor Pow Follansbee FoodFStr FoodMach Fost Whl FrancisSu Frank Str FreeptSul FroedtGM FruehTra 47a 35 10314 14 la 18 817, 3, 54 'a 1067, '4 14 1314 la 14 25 If 2 14 123, 15 293. 3B 323 14 10 10'4 Is 591 18 14 22 Is Gabriel 6'i Gair Rob 77, GambSkog 7 4 pf 35 Gamewell 3i Gard Den 18 ,4 Garrett 16 GarWdlnd 4', pf Gay Id Con 19 34 GnAmlnv 183i t4 GnAmTra 4634 Gen Bak 1034 1,4 pf 161 GnBronze 14 Gen Cable 8i 1 pf 73 Gen Cigar 1774 34 Gen Elec 43 Gen Food 4714 la pf 101 1, Genlnstru 874 1, Gen Mills 5534 5 pf 127 I4 33p 111 '2 GenTotor 7114 14 5 pf 34 334 pf 1027, GenOutAd 197, 5, GenPortC 38 Laclede 73, Va La Cons pf 4 Lamb't Co 22 Lane Bry ll3i Lane-Wells 2312 14 21 I4 Leh 8 3, Leh Port 5014 V4 Leh Val 1, 1 pf 18 3i pf 6 Leh ValRR 474 1, LehmanCor 56I4 3, Lehn 11 '4 LernerStrs 23' 4 Lib-O-r'Gl Lib.McN&L 8 LifeSavers 36s, 3, Ligg My 88'4 1 Lima-Hamil 8s.

Link-Belt 64'i Lion Oil 31 Liqu Carb 1874 Lock Aire 25 34 Loew'slnc 17'4 1, LnStarCm 787, l74 Long-Bell Lbr'A 223i LorillardP 267i li pf 1711. '2 32 353i ls Lownstein 25'i la pf 99'i 'i Lukens Stl 1974 11, 1214 14 39 3, Mack Trk 123. Macy KH 315, J- 1. pf 103 MadSqGar MagmCop 17 li Magnavox 1 14 Manat ig 8 3i Mandel Br 9 Marac Oil 8', 4 Marth Cp 25i li Mar Midld 91. MarkStRy GenPrecE 143i GenPubSer 334 GenPubUt 1654 GenRySig 21'4 1 GnRefract a GenShoe 34 GenStlCp 113 li Gen Tel 29'4 1, Gen Time 223, 1, 20 li 9-74 GillSafR 35 3 GimbelBro 15' 4 4 GleanerH 22 li GliddenCo 254 14 "cvpf 56 1 GoebelBr 1074 GoodallSn 165, 14 GoodrhBF 5a pf 103 447, '4 pf 10434 GothHos 12'a GrahamPa '2 14 GranbyCM 814 4 GrandUn 30 '4 GraniteCS 253l i2 GrantWT 27'i 4 pf 101 'a Ja GraysonR 157', GtNrlrOre 123, GINorRpf 4'i GtWSug 1834 pf 138'2 '4 Mar Field 255, pf 102', Martin GL 107, '4 Mar-Pairy 127, 5B Mason Cp Master ti MathChem 49 VayDeptS 483i a4 pf Va Df new 98 3i MayMgCo 1214 Is Df 4- 1 McCall Cp 2214 '4 Gr-eenHX.

42'4 34 Mccroryst 33 13', Greyhound 10s, GrumAirE 19 '2 14 GuantanSg 63, 1, 135, 4 pf 52'i i Gulf Oil 62i 14 GulfStaUt 217', 3, II HackWatr 403 Halliburtn 237, '4 KamilWat 13 pf 77 3i HarbWalk 207, pf 145 l'i 24 7. HatCorpA 534 J. pf 64,2 2 Hayeslnd 10 Hayes Mfg 774 Hazel-AtGl 23 4 4 Heinz 381a Helme pf 41'i 14 Here Mot 1634 1. Here Pow 52 3, Hersh Cho 4334 4 pf A 5334 pf 52 -He-Robins 164 14 HeydenCh 17'i 3, Hilton Hot 117, 3, 147, Hires CE 133, it Holl Furn 26, 14'4 4 HolSug pf 287i 3i Home Min 4634 14 Hook Elec 33 cv pf 115'4 i Houd-Hers 13V4 1, pf 3234 34 House Fin 3634 pf 9634 34 Hous 4734 14 Houst Oil 41 14 5, How Strs 15'4 la Howe Snd 41 '4 i 97', pf 155, 40a Hud Mot 137, '4 Hunt Fds 1014 Hupp Corp 2 14 Hussm Kef 1814 I Idaho Pow 3714 4 IllinoisCen 38 '2 111 Power 3734 34 pf 56'a 4 IUTermRR 93, 1. 287; yt pf lui 1 McGrawEl 45 14 MclnPorc 57' 405, 1 142 3 a53i 83 1 33'i 17 McQ-Nor Mean cp 5d pf MelvShoe 26-, MenRel Co 11-4 Merca Sts 3434 1.

MerckSrCo 42'i 3, 22 IVeslta Ma 3914 Metro lidis pf 104'4 '4 MiamiCop 133; li Mid-C Pet 413, MidSouUt 131, 1, MidStPvd 29 Ji MidSP lp 131 3i Minn 62'i 3i pfd 100 Minn Mol 14'4 14 2 Pfd 203,4 3i Ry 12 li 11 3, Mm 100 3, pf 108 "a Mission 47'4 Mis Dev 97, Mo Tex 5 pfd 2274 'i Mo Pac 41i 14 Moh Cpt 34 Va Mojud Hos 11 34 li Mon- 25'i Mons Ch 5674 34 Dak Ut 13 Ward 5574 34 McC 14' 3 Mor 1R34 i'4 Mot Prods 274 14 Mot Wheel 22 Motorola 2414 i Muell Br 17 i Mull Mfg 13'4 3i Munsingw 9'4 i Murph GC 50' i Murray 1554 '4 pfd 37 Nash Kelv 333, 3i Nat Acme 2334 a Vat Airl 8 Auto 1774 14 Nat Avia 137a li Nat Bisc 38 l3, pfd 183 la Nat Can 734 1. Cash 357, 3, City L. 83, Nat Cont 83, Cyl Gas 1114 14 NDairyPr 39'a 1, Dept St 177, 5, Nat Dist 23'a En 9S4 Nat Gyps 19'i 14 pfd 95'4 14 Nat Lead 3534 i pfd A 181'i si Nat Lin Sv 712 197i 14 Nat 5, 1-16 Nat Shrs 237i Nat Stl 92' 4 14 Sug Ref 273, 14 Nat Suppl 1634 i Vul Fib ll'i la NatomasC 1114 li Nehi Corp 1014 3, Neisn Br 15 NEngElSy 11 14 NewmntM 67 1 Ind Rayon 51344. lng-Kand InlandStl InConCop Insur Ctf InterCorp Inter Rub Inter Iron IntBusMac Int Harv pf 6834 3i 3934 34 14'4 34 1034 18 174 'a 13'i 218 6 28 4 180'4134 10 '4- 14 IntHy-ElA Int Min Ch pf 84 Int Mining 6'4 -4 InNickCan 283,4 pf 133 Int Paper 36 34 IntRyCAm 51i IntRyCenA 51 1 Int Shoe 48 '4 Int Silver 504 Close Celan 3s '65 104 CenNYP 3s'74 13534 CnRRNJ3l4S'87 45 '73 106 3'is. '98 102 3'2S '96 10254 inc "97 37 CGW 4'2S 2088 75 4S '88 89 CMSPP inc 412s 2019 71'i cv 4'2s 2044 583i 4s '95 104 414S '99 5514 3s '89 87 CRIP inc 4'irS 2019 101 4s '52 104 CCCSL 65'i CI UT 5s '73 10614 Colo 4'is '80 6314 ConEdcgv3s'63 116 23s '82 10214 Cuba 514s '42 31' 4 4s "63 9874 inc'93 B3'a 4s 2042 66 3s- 4s '93 96 Erie 4'is 2015 B9 Fla EC 5s '74 59i GtNor314sN 1011, 21is 2010 85'i 1013, 2015 A 75 HudC5s'62A 93 63 inc 5s '57 '32 I 434s '66 95'4 ICCSL5S63A 1055, 4'iS '63 10114 IntGNSs'52 35 1st 6s '52 82 '4 5s '56 757, 5s '56 757, IntHE6s44 61', KCSou4s'75 1053, LaclG4'2s'63 1173i LehVaHT5s'84 69 li LehV5s2003F 413, 4'4S 2O03 60 4'2S 2003 3814 4s 2003 A 55 4s 2003 34''i Lorillard3s'63 1043, 100 ManatiS4s'57 88'4 107'i MSPSSM4s'91 51 'a MKT5s'62A 855, aj 5s '67 73 4'is '78 1st 4s '90 80 MoP51is49 35 5s '65 A S3i 5s "77 9314 5s "78 94 5s '80 94 Close 93a 5s "81 I 4s '75 64i 4'2s '55 721, 3'2s zuuo aa Nat Stl 3s '65 104 NOTM 5s '54 102 5s '54 100 NYC 5s 2013 693i 4'is 2013 A 63'2 cn 4s '98 61 82 NYNH inc 4'2s 2022 4514 4s 2007 66 NYOW 4s'92 4s '55 NiaFP 312S 66 Norf 4s'96 3-a 102'4 1073, 132', Nor 5S2047D 93, clt '75 105 4s '97 lll'i NorPac41is2047 8774 NorStP 23is'75 10234 Ohio Ed 3s '74 106 owium as iuj', 106'! PacTT 234S'8S PenRR g5s'68 4'is '65 414s '81 3'is '52 100s, 1041, 1053, 1011a 94s, loo, PeopG cv3s-63 PeoiE inc4s 90 17 Phil El 23is "67 104 PhilPet 2I4 '64 103'4 PitCCoa3'2s'65 1023, StLSF4'2s2022 64 4s '97 9314 SeaAL inc 4 2016 4s '96 SheUU 76'i 101 'a 99' 4 957, SoPac 4'2S '81 '69 96V, 103', 412s Or T7 23s '96 9014 Sou Ry 4s '56 94 SwBell23.s '85 102 StONJ 234s "71 1034 23ss '71 973, ThAve5s'60 23 96'i TJSRUb 2aS T8 97 63 Va Ry 3s' 95 Wab 4s '81 WardB5'is'70 WSh 4s2361 WM 4s '52 118'i 1003,4 75 106 60' 4 10334 WestUn 5s '60 '2 "50 100 1-32 WestEl cv2.65s "73 109'4 WhStlJ'is "70 101', WisCen 4s '49 7514 4s SD '36 High 41.59 36.04 37.55 46,100 Low 33.36 31.65 32.28 High 72.42 71.85 67.10 364,900 Low 57.75 59.89 57.33 Net Net Close Ch Squ'bbSon 37 14 pf 107 Std Brds 213i 34 pf 91 a pf 4874 s4 StandOCal 644 5, StandOInd 443, 14 StadO NJ 6834114 StdO Ohio 2574 pf 102 14 StdS Spg 1934 4 StarrettLS 3214 14 SterchiBSt 13'4 14 Sterl Drg 3814 Stev JP 331a Stew-Warn 12'4 I Stok-V Cm 1334 pf 1814 21'4 StudebkCp 2734 i Sun Chem 9', 14 Sun Oil li SunbmCrp 49'4 Sunray Oil 11'4 4 pf A 1714 14 pf 1974 1, Sunsh Bise 571, 134 Suns Mng 101, 215 9 Suth Pap 40'; 14 pf 1073i 3, Sweets Co 1054 3534 Swift Intl 974 SylvElPrd 204 Sym-Gould 614 V4 Talcott 1174 Tenn Crp Texas Co 605, 14 TexGPrd.

163, 14 TexGSulph 7014 34 TexP 22'a Close Ch Newptlndu 1314 3i NewpNShp 273, YAirBra 287, 14 NYC RR 123, 991 2 114 pf 1421a la NYCOmnl 133, li NYNHiHa 734 pf 3114 14 100 a NYShpbld 1734 535, 14 Pf 96 Noblitt-Sp 27 3i Noma Elec 974 'i Nopco Che 2914 49' 2 Pf 264 NAmAviat ll3, Nor Amer 1914 North Cen 78I2 I NorNatGas 38'4 1 North Pac 181, 14 NorStaPw 111, li Pf S414 14 Nor Airl )2'. pf 213i i NorthwTel 25 21, 3 ,4 Norw Pha Wt Ohio Edis 32'', pf 10914 Ohoi Oil 2814 14 Oliver Cor 263a la pf 85 1 OmnibusC 104 li pf 961 Otis Elev 4014 1, Outlet Co 76 11, Owen-IDG 65 54 34 Pac Cst 814 s4 2 pf 32 PacFinCal 213, 331a Pac Ltg 54 'a li Pac Mills 3014 3, 104 2I4 pf 14714 TexPLTrst 55'2 Textron Th5l Mfg Therm Co Pf ThirdATrn ThomasStl 107, 15 4 774 6 i 3734 3, 3', i 18J, '4 Thomp Prd 54 '4 Facfin Cns 3', PacWesOil 393,41 PackardJVlo 4 fanAmAir 94 14 Panh EPL 3612 ll4 63i 3, ParaffCos 207, ParaC pf 101 1 Para Pict 1914 ParkUCM 2I4 1, ParkeDav 37 1, Par Trans 814 1, PaiinoMin 10 3, PeabodyCo 614 1, 36 pf 40', 3 TideWAOil 233. 1 pf 105 1 Tim-DAxle 1514 1 TimRBear 357, 1 Transam 16J I Air H)34 14 TriirWl lfi. 1. Tri-C Crp 91i pf IO6I22 Truax-TCo IOI4 Tw-C Fox 25 pf 361i pr pf 103 Penney 504 14 Penn 9 3, PennDixC 26 Penn 217i 14 Penn 171, Penn Salt 441 2 14 pf 11212 2 135 1 13 Pepsi-Cola s3, a.

Pet Milk 1. PetrolCor 12 14 Pfei Brew 373,4 56 Twin City Rap Tr pr pf Twin Coh 814 14 30', 14 Udylite 1014 4 Underwd 431-. 1, 121, 29, i Un Carb 45 UnElMo pf 11154 TJn 1 Mo 3'2 Pf 9114 14 Un Oil Cal Union Pac 8714 2 pf SOI2 14 Un Tk Car 3114 4 Unit Air I2 pf 84 Unit Aire 26H 3, Unit Bisc 3134 li pf 10614 Unit 8 Unit Carb 3614 3i Un Cig-Wh Strs 334 'a pf 45'a Unit Cor xd 35, 14 Unit Dyew 9 1, pf 68 la Unit El 1614 3. Unit St 40' 2 14 Unit Fr 555, 9, Unit Gas 1834 14 Unit I 263,4 1, Unit 133, Un Thea 23 14 ct 2S54 3, Sec 2934 5, pf 103 US Freight 1614 14 Gyps 116,, 31i Hof 9 14 pf 49 1 Ind Ch 243i 14 Leath 8I4 Lines 14 47 4 Ply Cd 70 Plyw 29 14 Rub 38 14 1 pf 130 Smelt 38'i pf 67 Steel 27 pf 13914 Tob 2114 14 PhelpsDod 50 1 PhiCo6'pf 56 14 S6 pt 106 Phila Ele 247i 14 pf 11514 14 SI pf 2434 5, 14 PhilcoCorp 3314 4 Philip Mor 4 Pf 104 1 PhillipsPe 6114 14 Pill Mills 33 1, pf 104', "i Pitt 143, 14 PittConC 28'4 Pitt Forg 165, 14 PittPlaGl 3714 Pitt 712 14 Pitt Steel 10U la 5T, pf 71 la pr pf 6114 3. PitacWesV 243, 1, PittstonCo 22'4 Plough 1034 14 Plym Oil 4234 34 PondCrkP 4014 I4 1314 la PotomEPw 1514 la PresStlCar la Proc 84 5i Pub Col 4714 1, 257.

1. pref 2934 3, Public Ind 1634 3, Pullman 343 Pure Oil 2914 14 pf 10814 s. Purity 31U a Radio Cor 13 14 pf 75 1 Raa-K-Or Rals pf 102 i Rayb-Man 2714 1, Rayonier 274 Read Co 211a Reed 171a Reeves 157, 34 Rel Mf Pf 58 1, Rem Rand 1214 1, Reo Mot 3, Rep Avia 614 Rep Pict 4'a 14 Pf 97 Rep Steel 243. pf 1047a Ji Rev 16s. Rexall Drg 614 Reyn Met Pf 10134 134 Reyn Spg 9I4 3, Reyn Tob 48 1, 39'4 1, 414 pf 10674 i4 Pf 1, Rheem Mf 203, Rich Oil 403,4 J4 Roan A 434 1,4 Rob-Ful 13 1, pf 33 2 Rohm 66 1 RonAMW 1714 '2 Roy Type 21 34 Ruberoid 573,4 4 Safe Strs 313i 14 pf 11234 St Jos Li 41 StLSanFr 113,4 14 pf 45 3, St 135 11, Pf 1001 St Reg Pap 834 Sav Arms 131a 14 Schen Ind 3134 i2 Scott Pap 6914 la Scovill Mfg cv pf 105 1 Scran El 14 4 Pf 86'4 4 SeabALRR 211, 5, Pf 60s, Seab Fin 19s, '4 Seabd Oil al3, i2 Seagrave 1034 14 Sears Roe 4354 14 Seeger Ref 15'2 Seib Rub 938 Servel Inc III4 4 27 'a Sharon St 26s, i Sharp 39 1 Pf 18 34 ShattuckF 10 14 Shell Oil 3734 SheratonCp 6I4 SilverKCl 3', Simmons 27'2 a8 SinclairOil '4 Skelly Oil i04 4 Sloss-SStl 21 SmithCorp 4 16 13j 244 pf 85 3i Soc-Vacm 167 14 SA GAP 4 SouC 1014 cv pf 71 pf 52 SoPR Sug 37 Soest GL 12 34 SouC Edis 3434 Southern 117414 SouNatGas 353, Sou Pac 6234 14 SouthrnRy 36s4 1, pf 5514 14 SpaldineBr 12 4 Sparks-Wt 43i Spencer 243i i Sperry Cp 2654 14 Spiegel Inc '54 4 pf 6914 14 SquareDCo 1714 14 Pf Unit Stky 14 Unit btrs Pf 2d pf Un Wallp Univ Lab Univ Li 95 l(Hi 4 14 474 J4 247i 3 Pf 162 Univ Pict 1154 34 pf 60 4 Van Nor 934 14 Van Raal 261, la Vanad Cor 21 '2 3, Vert-C yi74 a Vick Chem 1, Vict Ch 47 Va-Caro Ch 734 Va-CCh pf 8714 Va 1974 14 pf 14 Virgin'n 29 14 pf 2934 Visking 327, 3 WabRR pf 5634 Waldorf 141, 4 Walgr'n 311, Walker 32Jir Walw'th "4 Bkg I4 pf 993.

3, Wai'ierBP War 301, Warren 18 4 3i Wasn 1474 li WaukeshM 14', WayneKM 2334 14 Wayne P'p 16 14 Webster 6'4 14 Wes 2614 34 84' 2 '4 Ind Su 21U 3. Penn 24 1 WKy Coal 2114 14 WPPw pf 112 1, WVa 1354 I. 50 i pf 108 Westn AiL 9 14 Auto 40'4 4 Maryld 164 5. 2 pf 333, 4 West Pac 29s, 3i pf 6974 l3. Un Tel 2214 54 WestAl Br 26 3, Westg Ele 3254 pf 10334 14 Weston EI 25 1 Whig Stl 4814 14 pr pf 83 14 White D't 31 '41 White Mot 16' 4 White SM 3174 4 Wilcox Ol 13 '4 Willys-Ov 6' 4 pf 5314134 Pf Wilson -Jo Wis El 774 34 103 ij 203J 14 Wool worth 483,4 Wor 18 '4 cvpr pf 74 pr pf 4 Wrigley 8114 Wyand Wo ll3, Yale 29'i York Cor 114 4 pf 37414 Yng Yng Stl 1274 4 Zenith Ra 33 4 Zonite Pro 45i 14 Dividends Declared.

Record Payable Date. Date. INCREASED Can Fairbanks-M Ltd .50 2-1 Transamerica Corp .50 (s)NN 1-14 3-15 1-31 1- 30 2- 1 Okla Gas Be El .6214 1-14 Trane Co (q). 1-14 3-20 1-13 3-20 1-12 1-12 1-16 1- 16 2- 1S 1-20 EXTSA Bath Iron Wks 1.00 Rice-Stix .50 REGULAR Bath Iron Wks .50 Horn Hard art NY JO 4-3 2-1 4-3 2-1 2-1 1- 31 2- 1 3- 15 2-1 2-1 1- 31 2- 15 1-30 Rice Stix .50 (q) Amerada Pet .75 (q) Amer Viscose .75 (q) Mid-Cont Pet .75 Raymond Con Pile .50 Am Home Prod .10 (m). 1-1 1-16 1-20 Bon Ami a Colum Gas Sys fal Nunn Bush Shoe JO (q) 1-16 Louisville Bank Clearings 1950 1949 Day's clearing $21,547,018 Debits to Individual accounts 17.865.950 18.853 360 Clearings year to date 60.962.849 70,100,882 Individual debits year to date 66.747.575 81.893,841 Turpentine 40 Cents Savannah.

Jan. 5 (AP) Turpentine, 402; offerings and sales. 10: receipts. 83: shipments, 174; stocks, 11,879. Used STEEL 5Tb.

vp 3c Lb. Up All nixes. Pistes. Anglei, Beams, Rounds, Reinforcing, Shafting and Sheets, atao Steel Tanks, Stacks. Beltlnf, Cables.

Motors and Pulleja. Get our price, before you buy. KARL NUSSBAUM SONS, INC. 4900-Louisville 1 1, Ky. GOOD YIELD INSURED SAFETY Accounts fully to $5,000.00, by Government agency.

A record of 78 consecutive semi-annual dividends. Current dividend 3 per annum. Funds received on or before January 10, 1950, earn dividends for full period. Any amount opens an account. JEFFERSON FEDERAL Savings Loan1 Association 124 South Fifth St.

432.295,401.24 598,546,433.45 Securities 103,725,216.73 4,474,931.43 436,846,231.70 462,459.85 2,229,260.72 9,300.865.86 4,501,340.32 895.968.26 $1,593,278,134.61 New York Curb Exchange All funds invested in Greater Louisville First Federal FULL-PAID INCOME SHARES and OPTIONAL SAVINGS SHARE ACCOUNTS on or before TUESDAY, JANUARY 10TH, AT 4 P.M. will earn. dividends for full six months period ending June 30, 1950. 3F3IM.ST IF IS 22) IE SVIEJaKS-S AND LOAN AS SOCXATXOT Am Imtmni ImHilmliom Iwfevtll. iui'Hinj, 417 W.

Marli.t S. Wwlsvin. Ky. of September 30, 1949, will amount to $89,812,000, as compared to $23,787,000 only two years earlier. Sales of compare with $29,000,000.

Pro forma net income for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1949, amounted to $10,277,000. Upon completion of the present financing, the company's capitalization will consist of $19,891,000 of long-term debt, $8,444,000 of $5 preferred stock, $11,987,000 of $1.20 convertible preferred stock and 1,697,000 shares of common stock. Bank Reports Ordered Frankfort, Jan. 5 (JP) State Banking Commissioner Henry H. Carter issued a call today for the condition, as of December 31, of all State-chartered banks and trust companies.

He specified that their reports also be published in newspapers. Washington, Jan. 5 (IP) The ControUer of the Currency today issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business December 31. $1.50 Chrysler Dividend New York, Jan. 5 (JP) Directors of Chrysler Corporation today declared a dividend of $1.50 a share, payable March 13 to stock of record February 14.

The company paid the "same amount in December, 1949, and $1.25 in each of the first vthree quarters of that yeaf. Woolworth Sales Up 3.6 Pet. New York, Jan. 5 (JP) F. W.

Woolworth Co. reported today sales in December totaled up 3.6 per cent from $105,588,475 a year ago. For 1949, sales of $615,632,926 were 1.3 per cent lower than $623,934,231 a year earlier. Net Close Ch LonglsLtg 74 124 14 pf 108'4 4 294 4 6 pf l'a Mack-H 814 1,4 MeP Svc 14 4 Mang Strs 14 4 Mapes Con 35 MarPShov 6'4 McAlrM pf 67 4 McClan Oil 14 McCord Cp 183, 34 Mead John 133,4 14 Menas Mfg 2 4 5 Mesabi Iron 6 Mich Mmpr 674 14 MichStTbe 83, Mich Sug 13, '4 pf 8'4 4 MitStPet 954 '4 Midvale 13', Mid-W Abr 4 Mid-W Ref 214 '4 Miller-Wohl 614 MinCp Can 1034 14 olybedm 73,4 3, Monog Pict 3 MonLoanA 214 MonWd A 177 14 MorrPl Crp 534 14 MtV-WdM 25 Mt Prod 144 4 MtSt Pow 311, 3, MurOhMfg 33 A4 MuskPRing 84 3, Muter Co 11 Nach Corp 1314 4 NatBellHess 334 NatFuelG 10' 2 14 10'4 3, Net Close Cn R'mond Rad 21a '4 RioGCalG 2', S34 Rome Cab 91, 4 R'velt Fid 65, i. Rot El Stl 244 Rowe Corp 834 Royal Oil 83, 't Ryan Pet 4' 4 St Law Cor 1234 1.

pf 2634 t. Salt Do OU 8 3'4 Schulte DA 21, Scovili Mfg 27 34 Scullm Stl 14'4 Segal 1, Selby Shoe 13', 34 aei maus 3 cv pr Sent Rad 24', 54 85 314 Sen SCon SerrkCpB SetonLeat 34 l-16 1134 10', 21 'a Sher-Wms 673,4 1. ShellerJlf 23 ShoeCpAA 1574 34 Silex 37a SimpHcPat 514 ,4 SingerMf 283 4 Solar Aire 15 4 Sonotone 3 Soss Mfg 914 4 So Coast 3 SoPen Oil 2814 1, SoCalEd org pf :4.32 pf 4.48oref 4714 2634 2912 Sou Royal 35 13 NatPrsCk 81 StandBrw 11-16 Std 1014 '4 21 NatRbMch Nat Trans NatTJnRad NeptunM NJZinc NewPkM NiagHPo NiagMPA 7 14 i 3 14 26 34 95 4 14 4 58'4 l4 74 4 1'4 cm ureag 3 Stnd Forg 9 StOil Ky 3514 St 334 cua rroa Std-Thom StarrettCD 6'. 43, 4J 4 Sterl Brew aieri n.ng Sterl lnc Stinnes(H) wi 26'4 NiagSh 12' Nip'sinM 15-16 1-16 NorARpf 44 14 NortheAir 3 NlndPSpf 106'4 NorthrAir 614 14 NovadelAg 17 OgdenCorp 1V, 14 OhioBrB 44'4 4 OklaNG 373, 7J PacLtg pf 104 3534 14 5'2 pf 3i34 4 5rd pf A 28 14 9814 s4 PPubSpf 25 4 PageHTub 40'4 14 PancoasO 234 14 PantepOil 7 ParkerPe 24 34 11 '4 PaticanCo 4', 4 PeninTpf 2414 a4 Pennroad 11 108'4 74 36'4 PepBoys 3'4 4 Pepperell 55', PhillipsPk 54 4 PierceGov 19 Pion Gold 234 Piper Aire 114 '4 Pit-Bowe 151, 58 Pitts Met 1911 1,4 Polar Mng 5 Pdr Alex 6'4 PwCrpCan 18', 14 3334 14 Pren-Hall 934 Prod Corp l3, Prov Gas 934 pf 9934 PugSd 15 Qua Oats 104 RKO opt war 1-6 1-128 Sec 21'4 Raym Con 25 Vi Rayth Mfg 654 Regal Shoe 33,4 Relia 28 3,4 '4 3. ll SupP Cem 2134 'i am pa El 33'4 Technclr 1814 ,4 Thew Shvl 1434 14 Thor Corp 1114 Tilo Roof 4 Tish Real 13 14 TobSL 11-16 Todd Shyd 45 1 Tokl Roy 114 '4 ToL Ed pf 102 V4 Tonop 15-16 Tri 3 True Temp 18'4 14 Tung 85a pfd TJnexc Ch Un TJnStYOm H74 27, 131a 64 1 Un Aire Pr 33i 14 Un Cor 7-321-32 Un 39 3, Un Pr 9'4 4 Un Sh 45'4 pfd 403, Un Spelts 1314 34 US Air Cn 1'4 US Foil 174 4 43, a pfd 85 la XJ Rad 4'4 Univ Oil 403, 14 ut Ida 3', Ut St 2334 Valspar Venez Pet Wag vt Waitt St 5'4 4S4 834 lis pfd Walth 11 4 14 -Ward "Ventw 54 "4 8'4 4 3114 '4 wmorel wicmxaivu ltra Wils Br 1314 Winnio El 32 Woodall I 151 s4 Woodl Pet 124 3, Woolw Ltd 34 Wr Har 1 15-161-16 Curb Bonds Close AppalEPS'ls 1083, AtlanCE3'4S'64 106 Cen StE51aS'54 10931 5s '48 1044 Cities Ser 3877 100 65 1034 Close Int Sec 7s '57E 85 Inters deb ct 90 Milw GL4'28 67 108 QunsBG54s'52 105'4 So Cal Ed 3s 65 105, Cauca Val 7s '48 47 Chemical.

bank 8c TRUST COMPANY Founded 1824 165 Broadway, New York CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION At the close of business, December 31, 1949 ASSETS New York Bond Market Cash and Due from BanLs U. S. Government Obligations- Net Close Ch Acme AluA 3 Aero Sup 214 Ainswortn 1114 Air Way EA 1, Alas Airl 43, 3, AltesBrew 5-U Alum Ltd 483, 3, AiuiuCo i) --t- pf 9614 Alu Goods 25 114 AmBC A 7-16 1-16 Am Book 81 I2 914 1, Am Gen 214 $2 pf 343,4 AmHaroR 34 AmLaunM 20 3a Am Mfg 17 la Am Marac 4 AmMetPr 13T4 Am Meter 48U 14 27 Am Repub 3214 3, AmSealK 3Js AmSupe 11-16 1-16 AnchPostP 61, 1, ApElPpf 11114 3-4 Argus Inc 314 ,4 ArKNatGa ll3, A 114 4 pf 10', AroEquip 914 Ash 2234 a pi 24', Asso Laun 1, AtlanCFish 21, AtlasC war 53 Atlas Ply I6I4 14 AutoStPrd 53, AutoVMch 8I4 AverySons 84 AyrshColl 12 1, 56 la Bald Rub 1014 la BariumStl 41, ,4 BasicRefra 634 Beck Shoe 12 la BellancAir 13,4 4 56 212 Blaimers 1314 Blue Ridge 4 Blumenthl 8 BohackHC 5514 pr pf 82 2 BorneScry 20 Bourjois 5'4 14 161a 1, Breeze 51 4 4 BrAra Oil 23U 4 Net Close Ch Crow Mil 6 34 CrwnCPet 6'4 CrownCIA 1114 14 Crown Dru 234 4 CrystalOilR 23, 14 CubAtlSug 195, 1, Day Mines l7, DejayStr 73a ,4 DenniMfA 1154 3. 914 4 DetGraylr 2 1, Dobeckmu 13'4 Domes Cre 3, ,4 Dom 1814 1 DraperCor 70 1 Driver-Ha 26'4 Duro-Test 4', DuvalTxS 16'2 34 East 31, 14 6 pf 70 pr pf 7014 1 EastSugAs 19 34 17T4 '4 EmpDEl 104 '4 Equity Cor 134 $3 pf 4214 5a Esquirelnc 6 EurekaCL 7-161-16 FairchCam 2414 5, 5 Fanstl Met 11 34 First York 3 FordMCaA 2234 34 "-B 23 4 FordMFr 11-16 1-16 FordMotLt 434 FtPitBrew 12'2 4 Fox Brew 1014 3, Fuller GA 10 Gellm Mfg 4J4 GenBuld 33, 14 Gen Fin 1.4 GenFirepfg 43 14 Gen Phoen 5 Gen Plywd 2S4 Gerity-Mic 43, Giant YGM 5', 4 Gl AldCoal 16 I4 Glen 11 4 Globe-Un 12 Gobel Inc 2 Godch A 4114 Gldfd Con 9-16 Gorh Inc A 53, 74 Gra-P pf 1114 1'a Gray Mfg 3, 131 '4 34 1st Pf 131', 1 GtNorPap 41'4 14 Gr Str Prd 93, 3, Hartf Elec 48 Haieltine 1634 HearnDStrs 7 Hecla Min 11'4 4 A 484 1-Holl Gld 93J 4 Holly Strs 3 Holophane 3154 Holt Hen 9', 333, i Pf 10834 i4 Hubbell 18'i 4 Humble Oil 85'4 a4 HussRefpf 48'j Huylers 234 i4 Df 171. J.

1. RrnFDist 12 BrownKu 10-U BuckeyeP 1114 153 4 BurmLtd 8-16 1T16 BurryBisc 4 1, CabElPrd 374 la Calg Ed 6', '4 CalElPow 83, CanlnAlcA 73, 714 Can Marco 2'a a Carey 85, 1, Carr 33, Castle AM 2312 a Cata Am 1 Cen Sta El pf 15641 6 pf 17 Vt Cen St El cv pf 163, '4 Cessna Air 4 3 Chamb Am 7'4 Cherry-B 1074 4 Chesebro 63'a Chi Bz 18'4 54 Chi A 834 vtc 8, 4 Chief 1 1-16 Cities Ser 6974 3, City A 161, Clark Con 16 Claros-tat 274 Neo 2 Clinch 281 Colo Airl 34 Colo 51r- Colo I war '41-16 Colts Mfg 41 ,4 Com Hotel 6' 4 Cons GEB 7134 134 pf 107 34 pf 197 Cons TJt 1354 4 Cons 8734 Cont 7', 4 Cor Min 7-16 Coro Inc 11 4 Corr 634 pf 163 14 Cosden Pet 53, pf 3414 4 Courtaulds 3 Creole Pet 32 Croft Brew 1 Crosley Mot 254 I4 3'. HygradeF I.npOiLLtd reg ImnThT.Ti 14 4 20 4 20 84 ImpTbCan 12U 4 9914 1 InCoNAm 112 pf Int Petrol reg Int Prod IntSRaz 78 1 754 11-161-16 InvestRov l54 Irving AirC 5', JeannetteG 5' 4 4 JeffLSul 63 il JimBStrs 314 Kaiser-Fr 5 3i Pf 118 KirhvPft 117' j. KirkLJM 3-16 1-16 Klein DE 974 KobackStr 834 LakeShoM 12'4 734 LamsonC 6', LanstMM 203, a- LefcourtR 12141 Le Tourn 14 i LionelCorp 15'4 I Lit Bros 10', J4 LoneSGas 257, 4 Lynch Cp 1314 24 State, Municipal and Public Other Bonds and Investments Loans and Discounts Banking Houses Other Real Estate Credits Granted on Acceptances. Accrued Interest and Accounts Receivable Other Assets LIABILITIES i i $25,000,000.00 75,000,000.00 13,623,976.55 Capital Stock- Surplus Undivided Profits, Reserve forContingenctes.

Reserve for Taxes, Expenses, V. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS (la dollars and Thirty-seconds Asked. ield. 2s 2s "5D March lw.10 loo.U 100.24 101.9.

100.15 102.26 101.12 103.24 102.24 101.19 102.28 101.28 102.15 102.5 102.5 102.27 105.23 109.19 108.7 111.1 112.10 103.13 103.11 114.11 106.22 105.4 104.24 104.19 104.16 104.14 103.30 106.2 $0.86 .61 .99 .77 1.16 .75 .81 1.16 1.19 1.21 1.21 1.15 1.25 .86 .92 1.44 1.03 1.21 1.85 1.87 1.33 1.98 2.07 2.12 52-50 Sept, 100.23 2'2s '52-50 101.7 100.14 102.24 101.11 103 22 102.22 101.17 102.24 101.27 102.13 102 4 102 4 103.24 105.20 109.16 106 5 110.30 l'ss '50 '54-51 2s '53-51 3S '55-51 2'a '53-51 2s "55-51 2 lis '54-52 2s '54-52 2I4S '55-52 2s '54-52 Dec. 2s '54-52 Dec 2s '55-53 2 'is '56-54 27.S '60-55 2js '58-56 t. 2J4s '59-58 '63-58 112.7 21,3 "62-59 June 103.11 2'4S '62-59 Dec. 103.9 '65-60 114.8 2'2S '67-62 105.20 2'2S '68-63 105.2 2 Us '69-64 104.22 2'2s '69-64 Dec. 104.17 2'2S "70-65 104.14 2'jS "71-66 104.12 2'2s "72-67 June 103.28 2.14 2.15 2.17 2.22 2 08 223 2'kS "72-67 Sept.

106 "72-67 Dec. 103.28 103.30 subject to eaerai taxes dui not to State income taxes. V. S. TREASLKT NOTES Per XApprox.

Month. Cent. Year. Bid. Asked.

Yield. April I3. 1950 1.04 1.00 .62 March l3i 1954 tlOO.9 100.10 .81 tPrices quoted In yields. Prices quoted In dollars and thirty-seconds. Subject to Federal taxes but not to State income taxes.

xApproximate yield less tax. WORLD BANK BONDS Bid. Aesked. Yield. Int Bank 3s 72 103.14 103.18 3.77 Int Bank 2 'is "50 1.50 1.00 tOKfOKATlOM BONDS Close AmiFP5s 2030 914 1063i '59 1163, Close 71'a 96', 62 6P4 617, 511, 91 70 121'i lOO'I 514 64.

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