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UNIVERSITY
MICHIGAN
OF
MONDAY
1953
AUG 10
ISSUE
ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS
LIBRARY
Volume
178
Number
5245
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, August 10, 1953
Price $1 a
Copy
General Corporation andInvestment News
RAILROAD
-
Abitibi Power & Paper
*
*
6 Months Ended June 3C—
Net
sales—alter
Profit
before
Provision
7-
Net
on
$4,763,220
shares....
crete
"7;':,
1261;
Stock and Bond
787,812
;;' L'!'
Ended
June 30—
Net
Earnings per
*
shares...... is-j
.siia're__i—,
common
Includes
non-recurring
$1,196,175
$1,060,035
962.434
962,434
$0.51
$1.24
$1.10
profit
/
/
of
Alleghany
$112,760.—V,
standing
into
prior
offer
178,
be
called
—V.
178,
for
for
.237.
p.
the
of
redemption
at
preferred
$50
Stock
.
'
the
The
then
plus
accrued
V
,
•
Exchange
______
Exchange
Stock
Aluminium
i
Ltd.—Cancellation
Contract
of
Sought—•
subsidiary,
a
announced
the 'company's
to
Southern
party
a
in
partment
the
Co.
to
1958.
:•
.
i'vThe
Alcoa
term
The
next
almost
&
than
more
all
,
the
Canada
Mr.
350,000
Van
have
tons,
stated
U.
Alstyne
recalled
conviction
its
Anti-Trust
S.
application
to
and
contract
own
our
of
that
*
with
.*
to
in
case
Ltd.
is
about
weeks
two
violation
in
not
he
to
seek
"we
support of
in
court
efforts
said,
op¬
legality of
the
supplies of Canadian aluminum for the U. S. market."—V.
177,
Statement
Condition
2449.
p.
.!
Banks
Reserve
Agricultural
Chemical
producers
company,
and
chemicals
phosphate
of
for
agriculture
complete fertilizer plant in Cairo.
standardized
square-foot
Engineering
will
be
also
supply
The
A.
240-foot
plant
building
Pa.
will
The
by
It
of Member Banks of
Md..
v.i11
feet
high
the eaves;
to
feet
41
structure,
a
high
connected
the
to
50
steel70-foot
x
and
eaves,
a
lean-to.
is
scheduled
this year.—V.
176,
be
to
cmopleted
during
the
fourth
quarter
Consideration for the goodwill and busi¬
ness,
as
a going concern,
totaling $1,075,000, will be payable over a
period of years. In addition Kemper-Thomas has entered injtd a con¬
a
with
American
opeiations
depreciation--.
$921,129
income
$751,093
76,440
75,418
$709,361
Preferred
89,000
17.150
17,150
subsidiary
;
__
for
&
come
Federal
income
profits
exc.
and
foreign,
(estimated
Fed.
&
Woolfolk
27,912,603
5,537,329
15,491,494
5,111,381
721,583
721,583
12,421,109
1,443,166
10,315,428
.1,443,166
$0.49
$0.40
in¬
281.908
395,349
$0.29
$0.31
standing. at
$334,412
i_
share
share
per
Net
profit
based on 10,885,591
177, p. ,1897.
are
present.—V,
$0.82
$1.01
common
shares
profit
—V.
177,
per
common
share
1897.
p.
out¬
1953-43 Mos.—1952
Period End. June 30—
U.
and
S.
inc.
$35,652,452
$74,531,459
$73,918,104
4,477.302
3,638.298
8.112,847
7,964,364
2,980,000
before
Earns,
2.350.000
5.320.000
5,300,000
taxes
Cana.
V.
prices
177,
Earns,
per
Unfilled
$4,500,000
com.
sh
orders
since
being received at
at
the
a
$1,288,293
$1.19
June
30
$2,792,847
$1.00
amounted
to
$2,664,364
$2.19
$40,500,000,
a
$2.07
decline
beginning of the year. New orders arc
rate of $12,000,000 per month.—V. 178.
of
currently
p.
manufacturers
its
49.
Co.
before
Edwin
have
Lennox,
been
Clifton,
President,
completed for
on
the sale
Aug.
3
of the
announced
that
business of
The
negotiations
Osborne
Co.,
wholly-owned subsidiary, as a going concern, to The
Kemper-Thomas Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Both companies are leading
concerns in the calendar and advertising specialty field.
Mr.
gether
N.
J.t
Lennox
with
reported
the
sales
that
inventories
organization,
and
goodwill
certain
and
equipment,
business
of
to¬
The
has
Lucius
in
and
Clay
D.
Atlanta,
Ga.—V.
174,
p.
American Investment Co. of
This
tions
company
into
mv
per
company
needed,"
are
added,
he
market in the company's
system
Oil
the
for
&
companies
distributing
Gas
necessary
the
company's
178,
Federal
of con¬
the
certificates
may
be expanded to
in Michigan,,
potential storage capacity to
fields
storage
makes
feet,
possible
an
similar
operation
successfully conducted in the past several
so
Line
Pipe
Co.,
another
subsidiary,
Mr,
382.
p.
Corp.
1953
(&
-
I
/
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
53,670,000
9,712,000
7,319,000
taxes
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
3 MOS.—1952
61.269,000
—
inc.
The
with
and
Co.
Capacity initially will be from
daily, which
gas
additional
cubic
been
of
of
Viscose
$
$
119,020,000 107,801,000
17,683,000
17,127.000
546,000
545,000
__
302,000
221,000
taxes...
4.979,000
3,734,000
9,021,000
9,067,000
4,431,000
$1.01
3,364,000
$0.75
8,116,000
$1.85
7,515,000
$1.70
taxes
income
profit
-
share.
com.
per
177,
.
_
2069.
p.
'
•
Audio
Recording
Video
&
Co., N. Y.
—
Large Tape
Recording Job Completed—
record
in
recording duplication order was com¬
30 by this company, Charles E. Rynd,
single tape
world's largest
The
pleted
time
on
July
President, announced.
duplication
or
for
ing
the Witnesses'
turning
job,
to
Witnesses,
Assembly in New York at Yankee Stadium.
tape recorders were kept
Ten
1
10,769 copies ol' 11 different two-hour
feet of magnetic sound tape. was carried,
and consisted of programs recorded dur¬
ol
order
12,922.800
Jehovah's
out
out
an
average
of
65
working 24 hours a day for eight days,
hour, to complete the record
copies an
Rynd said.
Ten thousand reels of sound tape were rushed
York by Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co., St. Paul, the
Mr.
New
tape manufacturer.
1986.
Aro
the
on
6
Aug.
Northwest
Portland, Ore.
Executive supervision
announced
with
the
Illinois—Expands—
that it is expanding its opera¬
of a new office in
establishment
Equipment Corp.—Earnings—
before
for
Provision
Net
shares
office will be provided from the
company's established office in Los Angles, Calif. America Investment's
principal executive offices are in St. Louis, Mo.—V. 178, p. 382.
the
new
taxes
income
—
-
—-—-—
.-j.
1952
$996,494
680,157
$316,337
405 066
367,267
$1.20
$0,79
preferred dividend requirements.-
Enters
Further
rated
taxes
outstanding-—2
Earnings per common share
Materials Handling Fielddiversification by this corporation is indicated in
of a new light
capacity 1,000 lbs.
introduction
of
Federal
profit
Common
*■
income
1953
$1,714,394
1,200,076
$514,318
6 Months Ended May 31—
Profit
-After
Co.—To Sell Unit—
the
day.
a
1
Co.—Two New Directors—
Express
Robert ,W. Woodruff have been elected
as
directors, according to Ralph T. Reed, President,
General Clay, the
former Commander in Chief of the U. S. Forces
in
Europe and U.
S. Military Governor of Germany, Chairman of
the'board of directors of Continental Can Co. Inc., and Mr. Woodruff
is
Chairman
of the* Executive
Committee and Director of the Coca
Cola
American Colortype
feet
doubles
2
income
—V.
*
$1,497,302
earnings
of
1785.
p.
American
General
Net
on
taxes
income
on
1953—6 Mos.—1952
S38.402.075
sales
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
company,
a
$
sales.
Net
The
Prices
of wall and floor tile, has increased
products approximately 5%, effective Aug. ,11,
1953, according to an announcement to the trade on Aug. 5.
The in¬
crease is the first rise in prices for wall and floor tile by the company
since November, 1950, despite the fact that in the meantime labor costs
have x*isen approximately 22'/ and material costs approximately 15'/.—
This
selling
American Brake Shoe Co.
Co., Inc.—Increases
Encaustic Tiling
American
dilution
cause
Chairman
'
recordings,
Net
the
step
stbp by
announced on July 21.
application will be filed with
month
next
billion
American
11,175,047
6 017,244
divs—
com.
to
ex¬
in
$200,000,000.
were
Period End. June 30—
21,490,475
(est.)
stock
per
not
its
in-
Canadian
Preferred
to
'
Net
10,648,710
taxes—
income
Net
been
has
of
facilities
about
of
reserves
Stanolind
an
cubic
said.—V.
'
$
s
14,571,219
taxes.
cost
•1952
8,553,975
inc.
-Earnings
$321,303
taxes
1953—6 Mos.
gas
available
Michigan-Wisconsin
'
Profit
146,434,994 132,697,965 278.719,378 244,703,188
rentals.—
&
before
eEarns.
Total
Provision
s
of
name
basis
with
feet
than
which
Federal
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$729,761
pensions
dividend—foreign
will
the
the
acquisition
110
by
Earns,
sales
Prof,
79,600
S603.211
for
of
that
to
$826,511
—
the
make
that
cubic
more
years
printing field,
Co.—Earnings$
come
Appropriation
color
additional
the
Period End. June 30—
Net
Total
that
170,036
$632,921
Miscellaneous
the
total
financing
as
Woolfolk,
necessity to build the line.
recent
total
State
Can
American
157,458
Balance
leader in
a
capital made available
used in the company's other operations.—V. 178, p. 382.
stated
Lennox
1952
$790,379
Depreciation
as
the
manner
G.
technical assistance.
and
the
distribution
of
handling
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
before
Colortype,
advice
providing for
Mr.
American Bai*k Note Co.
Accounts receivable
two-year period.
over
849,
p.
6 Months Ended June 30-—
from
being acquired by the buyer.
were
ment
be
Profit
90.,
tract
19Va
million
which
equipment useable in the operations of American Colortype would
retained. Inventories will be paid for over one year and plant equip¬
that
will readily find
a
on
which
million
300
to
a
be
dry-mixing equipment for the plant.
consists of an 80 x 200-foot c^ear-span,
that
when
Commission
venience and
and
under
operate
the new
supply the system's
to
of Louisiana Gulf Coast natural gas obtained through
expected
The
Osborne
or
the
stockholders.
to
agreements
250
Luria
which
10
of
and
line
expenditures
such
of
building
dry-mix
end
line will add to the strength of the, system and that
will
reserves
Oil Co.,
is
Power
.44
__44
24,300-
a
the
in
available gas
line
new
Superior
constructing
include
Baltimore.
Co..
is
produced
additional
An
Sackett
J.
which
Ohio,
steel
manufacturer
industry,
install
steel-frame
x
The
of
the
,plant
structure,
clear-span
20
by
and
wet-mix
frame
Bethlehem,
Co.,
erected
wet-mix
and
rock
and
having
the
stock.
common
the large
44
build
to
extension
William
letter
a
earnings
purchase
__
Sales
Auction
Plant—
and
convinced
550
This
fertilizers
a
Co.—New
,
44
Federal Reserve System
American
of
which should materially improve thefacilities are in full operation."
American Natural Gas expects to raise the needed funds through
issuance of senior securities of the various operating units, through
retained earnings and through selling about $25,000,000 of additional
9
Payable.:.
and
Co.
gas
estimates
Co.
contemplates
power,
in
are
share
per
43
*
Gas
distributing territories
48
_
Exchange RatesCombined Condition Statement of Federal
Foreign
further long-term
assure
Declared
Dividends
the
filing
the
earning
"We
subsidiary
new
a
will' involve
"that the new pipe
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices..44
ago
of
"By
of
382.
p.
pipe
Wisconsin. \
including
needed
are
share
Line
natural
and
Natural
company
funds
31
_
of Bank Clearings.!
The Course
.1, "
.
possibility
before
operation
178,
permission to form the new subsidiary
and Exchange Commission.
for
territories,
The
General.Corporation & Investment News.Cover
States
1'"
line
Securities
the additional
State and City Bond Offerings._
the
to
in
form
Michigan
the
program,
service
of
years*.
United
pansion
Miscellaneous Features
with Kaiser
previous decisions.
suit,"
the
delivery
"
*'
Prices.^..
of Stock
in
American
31
to
1,000-mile
application
announces
?
contracts,, totaling
•*.
Stock and Bond Averages.
SEC Index
forward
plants
Pipe
Louisiana
with
filed
31
long-
six 'or seven
various
;
'
••
contract
court's
continuing
our
the-next
the
markets
An
plans
company
approxiately
1953
> 3
remaining
made
.
period
This
•American
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.31
Corp.
numerous
for
made
Aluminium
Alcoa
the
of
party
a
the
:
the
of
for 186,000 tons
one
been
largest
De¬
cancellation
Import
*' V*
during
users.
the
nor
become
portunity to make
the
that
laws
seeks
S.
U.
make
now
!3 American Natural Gas Co.—Forms New Unit—
31
Dow-Jones
made
looks
products
the announcement said.—V.
year,
41
^..42
Transactions American Stock Exchange
the
for
concrete
.more
will
extensive
an
the Atlantic seaboard
Lakes.
Great
American-Marietta
i
36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
given
be
to
the
by
petition
the
has
while
Corp.,
independent fabricators and
.*
is
company
prom
Chemical
fiifed
;
attack
been
Court
with. Aluminum
a
which
District
aluminum -during
of
tons
(largest single, contract is
Aluminum
This
have
Import Corp.
petition
contract
-
coiitract. under
contracts
aluminum,
600,000
of
the
1953.
20,
America's
Si
U.
Aluminum
from
July
on
of
the purchase
for
arising
case
the
to
for
instructions
that
31
apply
New. York
of
Justice
of
Aluminum
of
to
lawyers
District
;July
on
Section..
Over-the-Counter Markets
yt..,'Ward Van Alstyne, President of Aluminum Import Corp., New York,
the
to
37
38
_
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
■
possible to provide economical deliveries of
•concrete building products in the territory Irorn
.35
Exchange.
Exchange
Toronto
>
.
Stock
Stock
Canadian Stock
dividends".
.
.
Francisco
San
Montreal
expected
are
and
it
32
33
...
•
29
America
of
The six plants of American-Marietta's Lamar Division
32
Angeles Stock Exchange-
July
on
Co.
Pottstown,
Products.
32
Exchange.
35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange________l_-__-_-__35
that
stock
32
PhiLadelphia-Baitimore Stock Exchange
basis
added
extended.
be
___27
—
_
Midwest Stock Exchange
28.326
out¬
company
Stock
23
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
11
(Sto2ks)__
Exchange
Exchange.
.
are
not
share
per
of
that
Stock
Detroit
'
share-for-share
a
The
will
381.
p.
on
stock.
prior
22.004
company
exchange
Aug.' .14/ and
on
■
Exchange
Boston
Terminate—
to
that
the
in
convertible
terminate
Offer
announced
5.
shares
submitted
preferred
will
unexchanged, shares
to
Aug.
.on
convertible
have been
$4
the
Corp.—Exchange
corporation
preferred
pnor
■
-
•
Exchange
Los
„,.The
t
-
Stock
962.434
.L
..
h
.
Stock
American
$10,324.27,9
'>$488,720
taxes
capital
i'.
York
New
1951
*
$12,768,940 $10,823,058
profit-after
Number
1952
i-oJ
sales.
Net
*•'*
New York
ACFrBrill Motors Co.—Earnings—
Months
Quotations
;Page
-V.
;
•
.
6
announced that it has acquired the Con¬
with manufacturing plants located ixi
Williamsport, Pa.
Established in 1912, Concrete Products Co. is a volume producer ot
concrete pipe and prestressed concrete bridge sections.
In May of this year,
American-Marietta acquired the Lamar Pipt*
& Tile Co. which operates three plants specializing in the production,
of concrete products used in the construction of municipal sewers and
highways.
Concrete Products Co. will be merged with Lamar and
the
Pennsylvania
plants
will
be
equipped
for
the
production
of
Tunncliner and Lo-Hed Pipe which are exclusive Lamar developments.
Lamar's Michigan plants will be able to supply customers with pro
stressed
bridge
sections
and
beam
designs developed by
Concrete
company
Products
crete
Pittsburgh,
1,862,541
V ;
;•
Further in Con-
Expands
Field—
Products
The
This Issue
In
$4,404,055
787,812
1,862,541
shares.;—•—•_
MISCELLANEOUS
-
y American-Marietta Co,
..'
.
common
p.
.,1952
.
preferred
on
—V.; 176,
1953
______
oif
Dividends
Subs.)—Earnings
etc. $54,302,794 $54,962,444
tuxes
on
income!....-.
10,585.220
10,869,055
incomes_':__-___:____:„__,
5,822.000
6,465.000
for
taxes
profit
Dividends
(&
■
deducting outward freight,
prov.
for
Co., Ltd.
,
,
PUBLIC UTILITY- INDUSTRIAL -INSURANCE
-
lift
Its recent
weight <28% lbs. I Air Hoist. It has a
at 40 feet per minute—2V2 times faster
comparable air or electric hoists—permitting lower unit costs
production.—V. 178, p. 237.
than
of
2
The Commercial and Financial
(478)
of underwriters, each headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., on Aug. 4 offered $5,000,000 of 5%
sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1968 and 150,000
shares of common stock (par $1). The debentures were
Net
and accrued interest, and the common
per share.
Both offerings were over¬
at 100%
priced
stock
$11.87*6
at
subscribed and the books closed.
will
debentures
The
on
part
June
or
redeemable
at
thereafter.
PROCEEDS—The
and
loans
the
of
amount
of
proceeds from
the sale
of
the debentures
be used
to
discharge $1,950,000 aggregate
net
will
stock
common
by
and
to
this
working
of
capital.
ana
members
leading
stock
These
$1.04
the
months
six
$1.98
were
corporation
and
share of
per
its
Baystate
before capital gains and losses
and
additions to loan less, retirement
and other reserves.
Book value of Baystate Corp. stock outstanding
(excluding treasury
stock and reserves) was $45.06 per share on June 30.
This compares
with
$44.22 six months ago and $43.82 one year ago.
Only minor
adjustments have been made in the corporation's holdings of bank
stocks.—V.
banks
member
170,
and
are
879.
p.
Beaunit Mills, Inc.
sales
Net
the
of
one
before
Profit
2,349,448
22 manufacturing plants now in operation, lo¬
each at Greenville, Howland and Patten and two at Houiton,
cated one
Morrisville and Newport, Vt.; at Gladstone,
and Grayling, Michigan; at Rhinelander, Wis.;
at
Plymouth,
Williamston and Goldsboro,
N. C.; at Williamsport,
Pa.;
at Laurel, Del.;
two at Selma, Ala.; one at Suffolk, Va. and
Hebron, Md.; at Center, Texas, under lease.
Nine
assembly
and distributing plants
are, located
at Lawrence,
Mass.; Phillipsdale, R. I.; Passaic, N. J.; Camden, Ohio; Oneida and
Lockport, N. Y.; Laurel, Del.; Salisbury, Md., and Evansville, Ind.
Through Plywood Inc., and Davidson Plywood & Lumber Co., the
company has 19 warehouses held under leases at which plywood panels,
Hush doors and other plywood products are stocked
and distributed.
They are located in Detroit and Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago, 111.,
Cleveland and Dayton; Ohio; Baltimore, Md.; Denver, Colo.; Oklahoma
City and Tulsa, Okla.; Houston, and San Antonio, Texas; Los Angeles
(2), San Francisco, Oakland, San Diego and Sacramento, Calif.; Salt
Lake City, Utah; and Tacoma, Wash.
The company also holds under
lease a warehouse in New York City.
Me;
i
Newberry
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
$261,751
share-
common
per
$0.27
$0.59
—
177, p. 2566.
provision for dividends on preferred stock.—V.
♦After
$1.25
stock
fund
($20
"Assumes
May
31,
conversion
the
of
subsequent
converted
been
are
share of
underwriters and
of debentures agreed to be purchased
of
the
debenture
Inc
Co.,
and
75
750,000
Shares
Inc.-
Co
&
Bradford
Butcher
Cohu
&
&
Davis
H
Co
9,000
2,000
Corp
9,000
Co.
Stone &
178, p. 238.
Hayden,
operating
Other
and
new
Pioneer
plant
is
ing
to
plant
will
relieve
than
located
be
to
——
boro
N.
The
of
Steel
and
1952
Dividends
Earnings
N.
on
common
per
excess
profits
$890,497
136,750
433,691
434,750
$1.87
$0.80
$0.80
1953—$318,000; 1952—$60,000.—V. 177,
share
share
R.
H.
Y.,
tax
1953
$7,471,686
221,995
$0.22
sales
income
Net
income
share
per
————
six
1953
June,
aircraft
there
quarter
was
a
Jersey
Teterboro
on
The
new
occupancy
pilots,
level,
Mr.
Davenport,
ac¬
new
The
deals
these
duct
geophysical
at
cost
a
the
major
to themselves
companies
of
about
"During
50.000
"The
period.
will
be
60,000
are
acreage
50%
evaluated
also
of
acres
now
a
undertake
A.
Shick
Vice-President
either
acquired
Crown
i
being
participated
Of
four
these
the
Our oil
were
company's
reserves
are
gas
wells
estimated
now
over
and
gas
four
were
reserves
to
to
31,
1953,
of
of
Assistant
June
in
productive
the
Denver-
territory
currently being drilled
all-stainless
on
4
Aug.
and
the
order
received
the
of
from
by
steel
Two
near
self-propelled
have
other, will
been
begin
from
Budd
to
cars
that
for
the
de¬
service
these
Boston
Rock
The
seven.
railroad
Jr.,
President,
to be designated
undertaken in this
being
and
their
at
Commercial
Commercial
Products
reporting
It
will
in
met
is
was
announced
activities
and
financial
attention
recently established
addition it will be the
aid
to
the
in
the
goals
in
develop¬
long
the
A.
will
function
Coward,
as
staff
a
Vice-President
to
except
assume
automobile
bodies
and
railway cars."—V.
178,
This
has
company
applied
to
the
Federal
238.
p.
Power
authority to issue $9,000,000 in promissory notes,
within
12
The
and
Commission
which
would
notes
would
Savings
of
than
be
issued
Association.
the
to
The
Bank
interest
fo*
maturo
'
months of their date of issue.
time
of
America
National
Trust
rate, to be determined at the
less than 3V4%
and not more
3%%.
the
borrowings,
would
be
not
The
company said that proceeds of the notes would be applied aa
financing to the payment of the cost of additions, betterments
improvements to its wholly-owned subsidiary, Interstate
Telegraph
and
p°146lirOU^
ac<*u*s^on
securities of the subsidiary.—V. 178,
California Water & Telephone Co.—Stock Sold—Men¬
made in our issue of Aug. 3 of the
public offer¬
JuJy 30 of 120,000 shares of common stock (par
was
on
$12.50) at $15
per share. The entire offering was quickly
Further details follow:
placed.
common
stock
deducting
was
of
(a)
into
and
the
sold
company
60,000
more
in
Eatontown,
2782.
p.
on
to
to
linance
balance
stock
in
part
net
the
applied
was
The
($12.50
company's
to
proceeds
value)
par
1952
finance,
from
the
just
in
construction
It
is
<c)
July
director
a
Bethlehem
30
by
E.
short-term
of
the
will
be
of
offered
bank
loans
the
will
incurred
It
to
sale
items
approximate
of
that
obtained
(b)
at
amount
to
used
tempo¬
(,b)
ta
the completion
for
and
internal
(a)
for
unappropriated
The
1953
120 OOO
be
and
from
accruals
are
light of future
such
the
to
be
which
securities.
the
foiecast
estimated
improvements
will
of
$875,000),
additional
be
cannot
is
remaining funds required
program
principal
determined in
which
G.
the
construction
the
(expected
of
that
expected
said
sources,
and
$1,000,000
its
part,
sale
finance, in part, said 1953 construction program
finance, in part, said 1953 construction program.
of
depreciation
earnings,, and
nature
circumstances
and
thereof
conditions
present.
expenditures
company's
for extensions,
properties
succeeds
Mr.
'I'
•
Schick
during
addition^
1953
will
,
First
GIVING
mortgage
EFFECT
bonds
TO
PRESENT
series—due
1971
3 (4 %
series—due
Outstanding
1971
series—due
.
FINANCING
$20,000,000
.
3.60%
3%
1__.
$5,850,000
1,900,000
1971
1,000,000
road
approximate
annual
the
of
the
ry.
to
proposes
loss
of
abandon
$173,000
and
is
has
being
at
5,860,150
____
331,332
been
a
SIX
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$7,186,276 $45,044,975 $43,915,394
5,864,098
36,307,508
36,415 396
617,006
3,881,593
3,555!634
252,428
2,106,902
1,744,084
217,330
$591,730
$412,562
$2,531,642
$1,994 118
53,228
357,788
358*,809
$636,545
$465,790
$2,889,430
$2,352 927
288,160
280,115
1,769,722
1,095,898
1 712 277
182,482
__
income
'182,683
1,096401
$165,903
$2,992
$23,810
»$455,451
50.
p.
Profit before Federal
Federal
Excess
1.46.
income
profits
*
After
1952
taxes
4 974 000
_
~
3'133'nnn
911,6m
$2,874,774
.
dividend
convertible
dividend
series
stk. remaining,
stock
♦Additional
subject
has placed privately,
additional 75,000 shares of
See also V. 178, p. 238.
the
well
oil
Logan County area
is
if
The
estimated
allowed
to
company
extent of
the
to
be
flow
is
new
through
common
Oil Co., Ltd.—New Producer—
31 announced that
highly productive oil well
of Colorado has just been brought in.
The
capable of
tAssuming
agreed to
set
to
as
forth
in
amount,
the
None
2849,400 shs.
may
indenture
conversion subsequent to May 31,
no
—
The
purchase the
-
be
issued
securing
the
underwriters
several
1953. '
below
named
number of shares set opposite
have
their respective
names.
Shares
Shares
Blyth & Co., Inc
J.
Barth
&
Brush,
5,000
Eichler & Co
Inc.
1,000
(Inc.)
Republic Co. (Inc.)
6,500
14,000
5,000
Slocumb
& Co.
2,000
Co.
California
Inc.
Co.
5,500
500
Maxfield H. Friedman
Hall &
Wesley
Hill
Richards
Hope
See
v
2,000
H. M. Byllesby & Co.
First
Lester, Ryons & Co._
14,000
Co
&
5,000
Co
&
5,000
Co
2,000
Co
also
V.
178,
Canadian
p.
383.
8,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
2,000
Brothers
Mitchum, Tully & Co
Schwabacher & Co.—:
William R. Staats & Co.—
Stephenson,
Leydecker
&
Mason
Co.
6,500
1,000
3,000
4,000
2,000
Henry F. Swift & Co.
500
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc._
2,000
Walston
8,000
& Co.
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
Dean Witter & Co
Wulff, Hansen & Co._
500
14,000
1,000
Investment Fund, Ltd.—Assets,
etc.—
shares of this company showed a further increase to
a new
all-time high total of 7,450,282 at June 30, 1953.
At that date,
total net assets, with securities valued at market quotations, amounted
to
$45,147,532.
amounted
to
The balance of realized profits on sales of investments
and, in addition, the quoted market value of
$2,200,281
investments exceeded
Canadian
a
day of high gravity
unrestricted.
going ahead with additional drilling to prove the
field, in which the company has 50'% ownership. It
their average cost by $9,003,282.—V.
1953—Month—1952
$
Gross
earnings
Working
Net
-V.
177, p. 1046.
Pacific Ry.—June Earnings Lower—
Period End. June 30—
a
1,000 barrels
350,000 shs.
1,200,000 shs.
unlimited
debentures,
35,000 shs.
Outstanding
company
company on July
yet to be defined
22,000 shs.
J15,969 shs.
35,000 shs.
.
ceriain restrictions
to
107.000 shs.
50,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
debentures.
*$'2.01
an
British American
The
125,000 shs.
series
$12.50)
(par
2,925,000
$25):
series
Common
945,340
$3.01
outstdg. at end of period
preferred dividends.—V. 177, p. 2126.
(par $1).
(par
*
$1,911,866
953,815
shares outstanding at end of period___
Britalta Petroleums Ltd., Calgary, Canada—Stock
Sold
stock
stock
i
1,000,000
1977—
series
Crowell, Weedon & Co
1953
tax
Privately—The
Shields & Co.,
preferred
dividend
Davies &
$74,009,689 $62,599,790
9,571,774
5 955 866
taxes on income___
Earned per com. share
1.000,000
1979—
dividend
Central
Net profit
Common
1979
debs.—due
$1.20
UNDERWRITERS
income
178,
fund
$1.00
206,162
income
44,815
♦Deficit.—V.
in
7,000,000 barrels."—V. 178, p.
series—due
Cumulative
1,000,000
1,000,000
$1.25
40,182
income
Net
in
72,000,000
series—due
Bateman,
by
wells during the
dry holes. This
3%%
sinking
500,000
1979
1979!
series—due
4'/4%
MONTHS
39,518
Rentals, int., etc.
Contingent
charges
approximately
over
3%
of the system,
according to a
large industries and is a lightly
(Dr)__
oper.
1,000,000
1979
series—due
$1.40
$7,614,991
(Dr)
rents
1979
series—due
3 1/10%
rest
no
792,261
fac.
series—due
3'/e%
1953—Month—1952
revenues
Taxes
Joint
1,000,000
Pfd.
Period End. June 30—
expenses
1971
3 7/b %
the
on
revenues
series—due
3'/4%
RR.—Proposed Abandonment—
which
and
exceed
'
'
'
Authorized
filed
line
of
sale,
program.
repay
shares
at
an
aggregate
net
price,- after
of $1,728,526.
Of these proceeds $550,000
repayment of short-term banks loans (which had
the
common
1953,
value)
par
of
the
to
entered
program)
share
January,
($25
expenses
applied
been
1678.
p.
an
rents
the
the
duty of coordinating and stimulating
manufacturing, engineering and sales activities in all product categories
1953, net assets totaled $18,909,597, or
outstanding.
There were 2,057,315.8 shares
EARNINGS FOR JUNE AND
Equipt.
to
other than
these
category.
Department
H.
that
goals
In
that
so
imme¬
Products
purpose
company
so
Department
this
through
the
executive
divisional
products
new
of
planning.
Products
acquisition of
plan may also be
organization
of
the
range
"effective
Its
rarily
Comptroller
Comptroller,
spokesman. The area has
populated part of the State.
Operating
Operating
&
Island
cars.
Commercial
company.
business,
car.
share
meet
long
the
as
activities
railway
due
thus help
company's
the
those
on
body and
that,
announces
activity
is
assured
President.
starters,
177,
6 Months to June 30—
the
Reservations
over
of
the
in
this Fall.
fleet
or
range
30,
stock
was
track
drain
Ir»
acres
$5,250,000.
railroad
con¬
developed
worked
RDC
their
Budd,
new
the
ment
to
Comptroller
as
and
Net sales
concerned
interest
and
drilled this year.
in the drilling of eight
company
increased
MCF.
or
and
blocks
be
has
company
These
areas.
seismograph
the
leases
of
acres
favorable
period,
the
the
on
$1,000,000 for
Thus these large blocks will
present cost to this company.
acreage.
no
concerned
drilling operations
and/or
be
under
N. H.
single
operated
net
to stockholders covering the
five months from Jan. 1 to May 31, 1953, states that the period was
one
of
development during which intensive seismic,
gravity meter,
magnetometer and photo-geological surveys have been conducted on
the
company's acreage. As a result of this work, several wells will
be
drilled on the company's holdings between now and the end of
the year, the report pointed out.
In
addition, the report continued,
"negotiations have been com¬
pleted
with major companies whereby
they have
taken over our
obligations on approximately 1,000,000 acres of Crown reservations.
Under
all
are
more
railroad
early
received
CAPITALIZATION
application
Gross
interim report
in an
three
announced
was
third
first
G.
a
support,
production
facilities
la.—V.
——
$7,407,827
165,807
$0.16
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd.—Reports Progress—
corporation
part
wells
Island
Maine
brings
automobile
flowmeters,
Lansing
explained.
This
expansions in the Teter¬
plant
of
and
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Earnings Increased—
This
&
PROCEEDS—In
instrument
increased
smaller
Frederick
and
Boston & Maine
loss of $2,977 on net
sales of $3,273,664 compared with a net loss of $11,676 on net sales
of $3,311,117 for the similar period of 1952.—V. 175, p. 2070.
the
For
in
lease
under
acres
wildcat
sold
it
provide added emphasis
the
next
was e'ecfet* Comptroller of the corporation in
close
share
per
has
Rock
the
the
Department
ing
North
Lansing, said.
be ready for
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc.
Net
early
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets, Etc.—
the
of
Net
Six Months Ended June 30—
diately
382.
p.
Blue
Other
Net
will
automatic
1950
and
Schlottman,
178,
As
1898.
p.
Mr.
of
establishment
as
effective July
1,028,000
$1,155,602
136,750
—
Dividends per common
"Includes
1,877,000
preferred stock
common stock
on
San
in
Bergen County Industrial
Division's main manufactur¬
2,
devices—has
required
l^OT^' <"'*ia'rman"
Haverhill,
23,773,306
renegotiations—
earnings
Net
Dividends
and
completion
for
6,
No.
producers
including
corporation
Co.,
2,000
To Create New Department—
Aug. 3 with the Interstate Commerce Com¬
mission
by this railroad for authority to abandon a
37-mile section
of
tract between Plymouth and
Blackmount Station in the town of
26,397,616
;
income
Y.,
products include
the
the
on
Plant
June,
retirement of
this
of
excess
27/e%
$29,365,660 $25,627,462
64,558
64,341
expenses
at
Route
on
as
similar
its
well
as
jt..
in
butter.
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—New
Comptroller—
2,000
1953
pressure
large
output
Utica,
severe
on
N.
Beech-Nut
peanut
scheduled
constructed
nearby
—
of
area
J.,
&
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
is
and
is
construction
and
700%
the
Edward
In¬
an
103,250 square feet to the company's Eclipse-
be
known
products
increased
Mason,
&
$29,430,218 $25,691,803
taxes
period
same
September.
outstanding.—V. 177,
2,000
9,000
4,000
3,000
the
tion
heavy
4,000
income
"Federal
as
Corp.—Division to Expand—
building adding
Division
Terminal
has discovered
company
interim
Brooklyn,
old-fashioned
share,
a
$81,498,803,
were
first
the company operates large
foods,
baby
to
the
before.
year
The
largest single expansion of this
corporation's
manufacturing facilities since 1942 was announced In
July 30 by Raymond P. Lansing, Vice-President.
$9.19
Total
and
sales
the
'
Costs
for
1898.
p.
4,000
9.000
6 Months Ended June 30—
and
177,
—V.
*
Sales
Canajoharie
new
total
over
Rochester
and
Bcndix Aviation
An
Atlas Powder Co.
In
additionj
6,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
3,000
Starkweather & Co
J. R. Williston, Bruce
Co.
4,000
Co
&
plants
coffee,
3,000
9,000
Scott,
Horner
Inc.
Shields & Co
2,000
—
Co.—
&
duPont
Goodbody
—V.
3,000
4,000
Co
&
I.
Securities
First
6.000
'
Co
Doolittle
Francis
4.000
—
!
Co
&
Paul
Sherrerd
&
Courts
4.000
Co
&
8%
plant at Canajoharie,
Lester, Ryons & Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc
Mead, M'ller & Co
Penington, Colket & Co.„
Reinholdt and Gardner—
2,000
3,000
9,000
3,000
-
Blair, Rollins & Co.
C.
The
the
to
In
earnings
$1,656,021,
Beech-Nut's
H. Hentz & Co.-__
Hornblower & Weeks
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc.
—
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Jones, Kreeger & HewittA. M. Kidder & Co
Alstyne, Noel & Co.— 12,000
A. C. Allya & Co., Inc
9,000
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
Boenning
Calif.
generators
and the respective numbers
purchased by each are as follows:
be
Van
!
1952,
manufacturing
cessory
underwriters
Baker, Simonds & Co
a
In
of
net
equivalent to $1.08
net of $1,416,275 or $.92 a share in the
Eclipse-Pioneer,
——
agreed to
1953
we
only answer."
reported unaudited
approximately
chewing gum,
—
Weeks——
stock
the
of
addition
Jose,
in
Shares
_
of
500,000
covers
Seven
Cars,
Boston
been
foods,"
where
present
the
was
made necessary by constantly
said Mr. Ellithorp. "Our business
would otherwise be unable to fill
production facilities. This big new con¬
has
baby
recently
with
year.
structure,
$2,750,000
Co
&
Co.
stock
of
amount
&
&
of
names
shares
names
Noel
Allyn
Shields
J.
of
follows:
as
Alstyne,
its
with
addition
months
A
C.
orders
Beech-Nut
six
for issuance upon conversion
stock outstanding as of May 31,
will be increased after adjustment in
outstanding scrip certificates for 28/100 of a
of
Hornblower
path
to
common
respective principal
The
crete
stock.
A.
of
5
expansion
sales of
expanded to the point
our
have been
reserves
California Electric Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
"Beech-Nut's
all
the
178, p. 383.
company
Diesel
to
years.
increasing
has
last
stock which will result from the issue
stock now offered.
common
of
shares
Van
two
past
for
reserved
shares
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
each
exclusively
compared
§ 759,005 shs.
Rail
"The
for the new facilities, which will be
refrigerating
and
producing Beech-Nut
baby
foods, will be held on Aug. 10. The expansion will add 80,000 square
feet to Beech-Nut's Canajoharie, N. Y., plant.
Beech-Nut's present Canajoharie facilities add up to 650,000 square
feet, which includes 70,000 square feet of facilities added during the
used
year.—V.
price
^Exclusive
common
by
has
S. Ellithorp, Jr., President.
Ground-breaking ceremonies
J.
preferred
convertible
number
150 000
the
stock
of
crease
240,000 shs.
+1,400,000 shs.
—
shares
271,895
Such
1953.
value)
par
preferied
no
$1.25
the
($1
result
that
A
that
Budd Co.—Sells Three Rail Diesel Cars—
This
duty of
is launching a baby food plant expansion program as a
constantly Increasing sales, it was announced July 31 by
The company
$5,000,000
1953.
♦Including
of
ities—
In
value)
par
stock
Common
Food Facil¬
Co.—Expands Baby
Packing
which
date.
acreage.—V.
may
Beech-Nut
Outstanding
Authorized
$5,000,000
debs., due 1968—cumulative convertible preferred
sink,
5%
to
974,650
income
Earnings
Ricbford,
at
one
Munising,
basin,
712,899
1,432,900
taxes—
for
of
excess
Julesburg
B-A
$16,664,157
$916,548
provision
income
on
Net
has
company
in
discovered
order
cases.
The
holds
This
$20,522,134
——
seventh
the
and its partners now hold
company
Maine
1951
officials believe,
5,000,000 barrels.
makes
area.
B-A
(& Subs.)—Earnings—1953
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
Denver-Julesburg basin since 1951.
livered
Three Months Ended June 30—
of
excess
field
for
1925, is one
plywood panels
is
the
the
in
new
The
the
of
earnings
as
of
in
1952.
operating
for
with
compares
compared with $1.79 for the same period last year.
include Baystate Corp.'s portion of the undistributed
figures
fruit, berry and vegetable baskets and packages.
makes and sells cleated corrugated paper packing
also
company
banks
Corp.,
of
producers
net
This
outstanding.
shares
in
period
same
Consolidated
member
from
345,598
organized in Massachusetts in
largest manufacturers of plywood packing cases,
flush doors in the United States.
In addition it
the
The
the
for
Taxes
BUSINESS—Corporation,
of
on
The
exploration
company
discovered
six months
of
1953
(principally
banks)
was
$386,678 or $1.12 per
the
for
bank
current
off
pay
to
a
the
also intends to pay off the unpaid
consolidated subsidiary amounting to
a
redeem the outstanding preferred stock
cost of $63,000.
The balance will be added to
and
subsidiary at
notes
received
share
company
of
$1,125,723,
serial
company's
$2,500,000. The
notes
owing
balance
income
dividends
earnings
the option of the
at any time at 105%
plus accrued
30,
1954
and
at
decreasing prices
generally
whole or in
prior
to
in
company
interest
be
operating
be,
may
Bay state Corp.—Earnings Higher—
and Stock Offered
Plywood Corp.—Debentures
Atlas
—Two groups
Chroniclq
expenses
earnings
178, p. 50.
$
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
$
40,729,889
39,219,834 231,485,525 222,126,311
38,454,059
36,625,048 220,978,173 210,988,210
2,275,830
2,594,786
10,507,352
11,138,101
Number 5245
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Colorado
Central of Georgia Ry.—To Sell Certificates—
The
plans to sell
company
$5,460,000
of
equipment
18.
for the sale.—V.
stock
including
178, p. 238.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
of
$6,000,000
common
stock
stock,
is
it
of
held
offered to
of
approved
the
company's
sale
that
securities
construction
Because
of
the
of
the
public.
at
the
the
the
shares
date,
and
the
use
short-term
will
share
one
every
loans
any
of
the
conversion
debentures
for
close
debentures
issue
to
of
the
shares
$10.50
principal
called
of
the
at
conversion.
stock
common
July
24,
revenues
Operating
exp.
Operating
&
Non-operating
Gross
had
OF
1953—12 Mos.—1952
4,147,323
$19,974,354
17,303,185
$3,538,741
Bal.
9,249
7,467
24,784
15,470
219,020
931,586
for
$649,693
$2,631,939
30,000
120,000
621,389
$566,353
$464,346
$1,890,550
$45
par
SEC
and
2,076,430
to
make
its
$0.91
The
Public
corporation
Commission.
tOutstanding
at
of
the
of
filed
of
through
Southern
Bus
He
company.
will
of
Norfolk
Corp.,
terminal
in
Carolina
Is
Norfolk,
Coach.
$395,000
will
in
acquire
amounting
land
in
to
to
which
is
to
of
as
engaged
Inc.,
adjustment);
continue
in
the
1979.
of
has
given
the
31,
Upon
Norfolk
upon
as
and
a
which
This
Norfolk
of
1952,
Carolina
4»/2%
has
and
funds
has issued
SEC
Anderson
Co.,
a
refund
Southern
interested
of
loan
about
be
used
wholly-owned
substantially
The
all
Bus
into
$1,000,000
of
at
3V8"%
and
on
will
five-year
of
the
Dodge
_
retire
parent
provides for
Aug., 17,
Jr.,
and
1953,
will
be
balance
used
military
in
bank
loan
figures
November,
the
10
SEC
instalments
equal
has
V.
consolidate
D.
B
for
property
and
cover
159,000
administrative
tion
notes.—V.
178,
similar
a
amount.
&
Cable's
for
$75,000
to
$50,000
third
a
in
office
the
of
St.
near
or
general working capital,
proceeds
net
including reduc¬
Florida corporation engaged in the busi¬
a
secured
Clark
This
140,817
86,080
54,577
114,797
ized
PRESENT
TO
7,272
68,493
B
Exhibit"
619,559
Aug.
of
plant
feet
square
announced
4
the
in
a
and
built
facilitate
siding
the
on
and
space
railroad
new
N.
engineering
To
space.
be
Maspeth,
floor
of
laboratories
that
$1,000,000
new
to
Included
ground
Carrier
carrier,
will
J. C.
to
350,300 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
capacities
Co.
These
Ross
up
to
also
The^ exhibit
handling
26.000
quipment
three-wheeled
is
being
new
addi¬
in
of
A
1953,
2,500
issued
and
50th
half-century
a
of
with
177,
shares
and
was changed to
1,000,000 shares of class A (non¬
stock (10 cents par value) and 50,000 shares of clasfe
stock (without par value). 20 shares of such new
stock were issued in substitution for each share of
common
in
five shares of new class B common stock were
each share of class C common stock there¬
and
substitution
for
295.
selection
Dana
(Telephone
new
were
items
fork-lift
some
are
truck,
the
a
To Increase
important
eration
Buch¬
at
Materials-Handling
industrial
Ross
Carrier,
duty
more
specialized
Clark's "Tructractor"
178,
p.
account
with
industrial
dump
President.
1
Published
Drapers'
of
the
materials-
models
and
with
the
for
the
plant
a
it
announced
was
has
200
yet
site,
been
in
search
■,
and
of
Crane
chosen.
of
ideal
an
a
Co.
loca¬
under
now
are
con¬
a
State-owned
broken
immediately
company
on
.
will
ground
control
the Govern¬
construction
the
annually.
areas
the
by
Tenn.
the
of
not
different
held
for
ingots
communities
Several
is
of
be
production
177,
facilities.—V.
1953
&
1952
$7,451,281
inc.
$980,513
4,770,799
571,903
profits taxes
exc.
514,841
177,
$0.05
for
regular preferred stock dividend requirements
shares of common stock outstanding at June 30,
660,567
on
$408,605
$2.71
share
common
1900.
p.
Cugil Laboratories, Inc., Palo Alto, Calif.—Files—
The
corporation
covering
of
each
and
July
shares
on
1,000
stock
common
class
stock
of
to
are
be
botanicals
of
at
used
letter
a
preferred
Sli
$101
to
unit,
per
(par
oifered
of
with
available
Trust
V.
first
in
Co.,
177,
mortgage
exchange
Boston,
3Vfe %
bonds
1,000
one
share
of
The
underwriting.
imported
Transandino
crude
series .due
drugs
Co.
March
,
1983,
1,
are
outstanding] temporary
for
Mass.,
and
Bankers
2351.
p.
the
and
$100)
units
in
without
volume
predecessor,'
of
notification
of
stock
be
to
increase
volume
over
filed
31
(par
Dallas Power & Light Co.—Definitive
Bonds—,
Definitive
bonds at Old Colony
Co., New York City.—
Trust
I
V
■
Detroit Edison Co.—Files With SEC—
The
company
covering
ental
and
twice
Gardens,
fluctuations
in
a
of
$55.00
the
week
rate
C.,
March
per
of
3,
to
to
Months
Following
to
of
England,
1879.
development
the
at
Ended
of
the
company's
Va., is the installation
paperboard machine.
Hopewell,
in
machine
order
supply
to
pulp and
and op¬
liner
the company's fibre drums and to
fibre
drums being
created by Contin¬
for
developments.
also
puts
supplier to
the
machine's
The
Continental
users
installation
contemplated
of
in
the
high
the
for
liner board.
Fourdrinier
1953
and
potential capacity
of a dependable
position
regular Kraft
of
Continental's
p.
pulp
mill
1954
machine,
will
additional
increase
the
to
and expanded steam and power generating
capacity.
334.
BI.
Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place,
of
amount
purchase
v
notification
stock
common
plan.—V.
with
178,
to
SEC
offered
be
and
384
pp.
the
295.
Co.—Earnings—
June
30—
1952
1953
$43,439,558 $38,738,446
before
income
taxes--
Provision for Federal inc.
Net
5,552,638
6,796,044
& excess
profits taxes
3,357,922
2,707,966
$3,438,122
t$2.844,672
2,263,303
profit—
Common
shares
*Earnings
*
2,260.603
outstanding
share
common
preferred
income
average
V.
per
After
$1.40
dividend
Federal
requirements,
and
taxes
t Restated
certain
$1.14
reflect
to
items
other
for
the
1952.—
178, p. 240.
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.—Offer Extended—
See
Howard
Smith
Mills,
Paper
Ltd.
below.—V.
178,
6 Months Ended June 30—
'
240.
p.
1953
1952
$8,364,249
earnings after
Earnings
—V.
share
per
177,
Dow
$6,542,135
425,369
318.807
$1.40
$1.05
taxes
303,000
(on
shares
outsdg.)
2006.
p.
Chemical
Co.—Stock Offering Oversubscribed—
offering of 400,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made Aug. 4 by Smith, Barney & Co., at
$36.50 per share. It was oversubscribed and the books
A secondary
closed.
PROCEEDS—The
Dow
the
A.
Chemical
sale.
and
who
H.
all
line
of
major
list
of
of
products;
account
1953.
Mrs.
of
Dow
its subsidiaries
organic
by
proceeds
Estate
was
the
of
The
from
Grace
widow
by
manufacture
chemicals
well
and
the
the
of
of
company.
and
as
financing
new
part
no
the
28.
and
groups
represent
receive
for
the
company
inorganic
not
will
sold
June
on
foundei
industry
plastic
did
i,t
was
died
Dow,
BUSINESS—The
sified
shares
Co.
The istock
Dow,
Herbert
as
by
used
agriculture;
magnesium
a
a
diver¬
substantially
comprehensive
metal.
EARNINGS, ETC.—Sales of the company and subsidiaries during the
year ended May 31,
1953 totaled $430,385,000 and net income
fiscal
ties
to $35,857,000.
the
continuing
production
production
of
May
$402,000,000,
the
are
capital
and
During
this
to
the common stocks.
II
the
company
has
expenditures on facili¬
increase the capacity
the
character
1949,
on
War
past
have
$43,000,000;
five fiscal years
totaled approxi¬
$29,000,000;
1950,
expenditures have been provided from company funds
follows:
year
of
share
1952, $145,000,000; and 1953, $94,000,000.
proceeds
•—approximately
fiscal
large
products.
lollows:
as
a
World
products
new
expenditures
31)
1951, $91,000,000;
as
to $1.58
make,
to
of
existing
(ended
mately
from
equal
DEVELOPMENTS—Since
is
and
for
for
the
sale of securities during the period
debentures—$290,000,000; common stock
of
Notes ,and
Capital
$48,000,000.
estimated
expenditures
for
the
current
$75,000,000.
at
continuance of capital expenditures,
the total amount to be spent and its particular allocation and the
The
but
drum
of
letter
a
sales
covered
Fourdrinier
this
demands
.250 caliper
178,
Alkali
Funds for these
approximately 600 tons a day.
improvements
will
include
complete
facilities
for
preparing
paper
as
a
stock furnish,
a
laminator
for ..laminating board
capacity
filed
aggregate
employee
an
Diamond
has one plant in Chicago.
existing demands for
trim
versatile
waste
in
trim
installed
meet
Improvements
up
step
250-inch
research
wide
and
company
contemplates
a
which may from time to time be
dependent upon unpredictable
economic conditions, develop¬
ments in the industry, and the
results of the company's operations.
If
and
when additional funds
are
needed, the company may obtain
them from its own resources;
from the proceeds of bank borrowing
or
the
creation
of
additional
funded
debt;
the
sale
of preferred
sources
additional
of
required
factors
may
such
funds,
if
any,
substantially, being
changing business and
vary
as
foregoing.
has received Certificates
which the company has
constructed or intends to construct aggregating
approximately $300,000,000.
These
certificates entitle the
company
to take five-year
depreciation on approximately $170,000,000 of such amount.
or
common
During
of
stock;
the
Necessity
last
oj
combination
a
three
covering
years
the
emergency
New York 7, N. Y., REctcr 2-9570.
of
the
company
facilities
Herbert D. Seibert
Editor and Publisher;
news and
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other offices: 135 8. La Salle bt., unicgo
,
.
Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 194A ai- ww
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year, in Dominion
[every Thursday
E.
step
a
operations
a
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William
a
London,
Act
to
July 30
011
$300,000
pursuant
made,
Pulp and Paperboard Operations—
adidtional
—V.
383.
post office at New York, N. Y.,
under the
Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countries,
On
straddle
a
machine
of
Continental
These
truck.—V.
2-0613);
.
board
meet
different
40
heavy
of
NOTE:
See
$2,165,641
per
based
and
An
Anniversary—
in
company
bottles, tubes, and pipe and tubing,
the
pounds.
Seibert,
STate
ingots,
$24,950,000
tons
plant
of
other
providing
amounted
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
Can
round out its diversification in the
packaging field, purchased all the outstanding stock of the Elmer E.
Mills Corp., of Chicago, it was announced July 31 by General Lucius D.
Clay, Chairman of the Board.
The Mills company,
producer of plastic products including flexible
2350.
p.
operation
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
contracted
construct
income
1953.—V.
common
outstanding,
Circle
of
connecting
included
like
platform
to
Nashville,
construction
*After
*25,000 shs.
James.
tofore outstanding.—V. 178, p.
provide
property.—V.
Co.—Observes
demonstration
the
and
Vickers
by
facilities.
of
profits tax
Net
Net
178,
materials-handling
trucks
produced
by
Clark.
Among the
various
categories were fork-lifi; trucks, towing tractors, powered-hand trucks
and two lines of products recently acquired through the purchase of
Ross
has
to
titanium
Sales
$33,800
(par
(without
stock
July 29,
issued
building on the
Y.
The
building
shipment
7 with a "50th Anniversary
firm's "home" plant.
the
in
subsidiary,
6,000
option
an
for Fed. &
Federal excess
Outstanding
$100,000
.l
stock
com.
stock
common
(voting)
This
quarters
Aug.
the
at
underwritten
expansion
Douglas & Lomason Co.—Earnings Higher—
preferred stock theretofore outstanding, one share of new class A com¬
mon
stock was issued for each share of class B common stock there¬
92,999
884,000
commemorated
on
been
the
Agency
and
up
of
than
more
Prov.
FINANCING
6,250 shares under option to the underwriter and 3,250
$201,
capital
voting)
72,004
39,655
warehouse
Equipment
company
Mich.,
con¬
tanks
(Including Wholly-Ownecl Subsidiaries)
pur¬
by
EFFECT
GIVING
com.
consisted
(par
paperboard
anan,
under
now
Fla.
Petersburg,
the capital stock structure of the cor¬
of 6%
non-cumulative preferred
outstanding, 1,000 shares of class B
(non-voting) common stock of which 300 shares were outstanding, and
5,000 shares of class C (voting i common stock, issued and outstanding.
By amendment to the certificate of incorporation, and plan of recapi¬
talization, approved by the stockholders on July 28, 1853, the author¬
Corp.—Expansion—
on
products
advances
near
the
Profit
50,000 shs.
NOTE—Prior
*1953—7 Mos.—1952
preliminary and subject to change.—V.
tiong Island Railroad will
has
Quarter Ended June 30—
Net income before taxes.
6
—
(voting)
*Not including
383.
p.
203,701
main
offices,
increased
to
Wire
the
units
vacuum
months, and five storage
planned later this year.
cover
1951.
shares under option
3,515
construction
of
easi
Christi's
oil is now
axle
384.
sponge
announced.
site
the
Fla.—Stock Offered—
stock
common
8,542
President,
the
and
2351.
p.
of
for
value)
par
debt.
8,820
Circle Wire & Cable
Furst,
to
p.
Procurement
proposed
and
RECENT
Sol
fuel,
56,000,000
two
are
financing
City,
170,
capacity
was
250-acre
SEC
small loans under the Florida Small Loan Act and
Continental
will
it
sideration
50.
broken
and
than
wholly-owned
a
make
considered
tion,
in
384.
and to participate equally
cents)
class
are
three
p.
payable.
of making
Class
an¬
125,437
1953,
The Columbia Gas System,
Authorized
other
;
♦July,
the
Net
used
Class
259,162
_
be
10-year 6% debentures
A
(non-votingi
Loan—
of
into
4,957
will
tofore
p.
in
expenses.
21,458
_
Government)
Total
of
with the
establish
CAPITALIZATION
(includ.
and
purchase
automobiles. The corporation
was
organized on Dec. 10, 1947, received its license from the State
Comptroller shortly thereafter and commenced operations in Tampa on
Jan. 1, 1943.
Its principal office is at 310 East Harrison St., Tampa,
Fla.
The corporation's second office—at Brooksville, Fla.—was opened
—
410,929
13,533
Dodge Trucks
a
preferential non-cumulative dividends
to
annum;
chasing installment contracts
15,091
Chrysler
for
received
to
tion of notes
to
12,107
_
topping
less
capacity
titanium
with
share, in any dividends paid after the class B
cents per
share
shall have
The
President,
to
company's
12
stock,
PROCEEDS—Approximately
cf
69,797
_
.
of
will
program.
purchase, from time to time, of
operating subsidiaries.—V. 178, p. 147.
BUSINESS—Corporation is
debt
conversion
of
rate
B
stock
Coach.
$6,000,000
all
*1953—Month--1952
_
_
Desoto
complete'
to
the
storage
the
for
stock is entitled
class A
the
at
class
Cars:
_
the
to
company's
The
Chrysler Corp.— July Output Increased—
Plymouth
repayable
applied
company,
stock
Passenger
maturing
Co., New York, on Aug.
3 offered publicly 300,000 shares of Class A common
stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
transaction,
Carolina
Macmillen,
to
outstanding Chesapeake
July 31—
for
at
account to United Fuel Gas Co., its
open
be
diesel
for
Corpus
1954.
4.
proceeds
has
company
poration
Period End.
and
gas
sell
Bus,
parcel
acre
the
of
until
persons
subsidiary,
the
of
also
agreement
Inc.,
*Earnings
order authorizing
an
and
supply of
its
assure
contract
30,
the
$7,700,000 to Unit—
the
application.—V. 177, p. 2127.
will
its
and
notes
United
by
program
wiih
Consumer Credit Corp., Tampa,
also
Southern
4.01
a
consummation
arranged a
William
C.
interest,
The
are
issue
to
promissory
required
funds
construction
connection
of
bus
a
Coach
Industries, Inc.—Arranges Bank
corporation
$7,500,000 of
Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout &
capital
operates
operating
nounced.
United
installment
of
securities
The corporation
on
July 27 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,500 shares of 6% cumulative
preferred stock (par $50)
and 15,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be offered in
units of one preferred and 10
common shares at $60 per unit through
J. R. Phillips Investment
Co., Inc., Houston, Tex.
The net proceeds
are to be used to purchase
equipment and for
bearing
authorizing
and
in
and
Co.
jet
June
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Earnings—
The
its
Gas
authorization to borrow
an aggregate
of $15,000,000 from one or more commercial banks on its
promissory notes maturing March 1,
1955, and bearing interest at
3Vi% until Sept. 1, 1954, and 3V2%
thereafter until maturity; and the
Commission
has
given
interested
persons
until
Aug.
18,
1953,
to
request a hearing.
The funds are to be used, along with other cash
North
outstanding
Sightseers, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Files
Chesapeake
Fuel
and 100,000 shares
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.:—Seeks Bank Loans—
ness
Channel
purchase $500,000
to
authorizing The Columbia Gas System,
cash capital contribution to United. Fuel
1953
gas"
The
transporta¬
Virginia
and
indebtedness
Dec.
$14,000.
merge
hearing
a
Terminal,
account
open
for
Commission
request
Bus
(subject
$89,000
Norfolk
shares
to
Government
to
According to John L. Holloway, President of Crane Co.,
shares
Va., the remaining 85 shares being owned by
purchase price of the Norfolk Southern Bus stock
The
cash
the
Its proposed
The
Union
$25
of
contracts
year
S.
an
tion of passengers,
baggage, mail and express in
Carolina.
It also
owns
85
shares
(50%) of the
stock
Ohio
$4,200,000
financing
proposed acquisition
Norfolk
Aug.
notes.
$2,000,000
a
"cushion
terest
Utility Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
has
of
in
V.
Materials
With
Columbia Gas
February, March, and April, 1954.—V. 178,
application with the SEC with respect
by its subsidiary, Carolina Coach Co., from
the Norfolk Southern Ry.
Co., of all of the capital stock (1,760 shares)
to the
made on July 22, issued an
two
U.
a
new
York
in
order
an
resources
Central
on
approximate
eacn
the
corporate
New
production
subsidiary, in order toj provide United Fuel with funds required to pur¬
chase "inventory gas" during the months of May through October for
use
during the coming winter months.
The advances are to bear in¬
722.
p.
claims
Capacity—
1954.
barrel
offering
Defense
of Aug. 3).
issue
our
Inc., to advance $7,700,000
$0.85
management
40 unpatented
district, Garfield
Increase
Crane Co.—Unit to Build Plant—
the
Inc.—Correction—Investments
an announcement
subsidiary,
Columbia
to
1955
1,910,666
$0.24
177,
and
in
of
mining
Sucn
of
ment
installment
the
Marshall S.
Luthringer, President, on Aug. 4, announced that E. F.
Kelly, of Springfield, had resigned his post as Chairman of tne Board
of Directors,
requesting retirement from active duties after 40 years'
service, the greater portion of which he has been most active in the
conduct
Cliffs
utan.
System,
issued
has
Co.,
Central Illinois Public Service Co.—Chairman
Resigns
director.—V.
aggregate
an
Circle
county,
stock
common
company's
Gas
$1,630,715
1,910,666
$0.27
by order of Public Service
period.—V. 177, p. 2676.
of
lease
the order authorized
To Advance
2,076,430
sh
•Required
end
Gas
528,637
stock..
com
is
Co.—To
delivery
potential
expected
Cramet,
installment promissory notes of Central Kentucky
120,000
155,347
stock
$2,279,352
30,000
inc.
stock.—_
com.
development
company
384.
p.
of
com.
per
178,
Inc.,
678,120
155,347
Brothers,
for
par
223,503
of
Uintah
district,
addition,
The
Earns,
Its
and 50 unpatented mining claims in the Blue Mountain
erroneously reported in
latter
$2,942,002
$751,700
The
authorizing this corporation to purchase 18,000
common stock of Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co.
The
$861,246
...
exploration,
(not 18
of
17,032,352
deducs.
net
15,
Utah.
shares
of
$2,957,472
of
the
is
250,000
a
Colo.
properties.
the
in
June
on
and
stage.
under
claims
jThe SEC, according to
$3,563,525
divs,
mining
holds
mining
is
company
Delaware
Colorado
order
$868,713
•Reservation
Rangeiy,
with
for
through
Additional
in
in
at
$965,954
income..
at
development
company
business
INCOME
$5,008,569 $20,841,926
4.230,349
—_
income
tShs.
the
and
do
struction
4,000,000 shs.
has
production
Completion
Outstanding
and
fuel
jet
committed
FINANCING
20,000,000 shs.
incorporated
to
of
Site
sur¬
$975,203
Preferred
of
uranium
of
Columbia
all
1953,
been
income
Income
Net
taxes
income
PRESENT
has signed
company
materials,
barrels
entire
TO
—
was
acquisition
new
plant
•
STATEMENT
$5,196,303
for
capital,
par
debentures
1953—3 Mos.—1952
___
and
expenses,
EFFECT
cent)
one
qualified
duly
acres.—V.
20
In
Operating
(par
located
mining
as
COMPARATIVE
Period End. June 30—
working
Refining
day.
The
for
of
convert
to
GIVING
is
The
on
holders
the
new
office
uranium
debentures,
redemption
option,
of
As
the
"
their
company's
share.
of
for
date
that
on
right,
per
amount
convertible
new
was
of business
had
into
price
except: S20.000
plan
outstanding' issue
the
development
mining claims.
used
Corpus Christi
This company has announced commencement of construction of addi¬
tional facilities to raise its
plant capacity from 1,700 to 7,500 barrels
a
share.
per
be
to
are
and
business
The
meet
to
is
exploratory
the sale
and
It
operation
be
proceeds from
stock
principal
15
shares will
20,000
bank
into
offered
be
of
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
1953.
em¬
common
for
development
County, Utah,
company's
the
convertible
the
of
the
to
(Del.), Rangely, Colo.
Authorized
160,000
and
convertible
respect
140,000
rate
offering
off
pay
debentures
With
approximately
stock
to
Until
1953.
rendered
of
amount
stockholders
by
exploratory
Common
financing
1953
expenditures.
balance
July 31,
to
about
or
subscription
face
common
on
for
employees. The company will
these
the
for
planned
holders
shares
stock
common
and
ployees,
to
4
under which it proposes to offer, early in September,
program,
shares
Aug.
on
net
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Financing Plan
Approved—Debentures Called for Redemption—
stockholders
Inc.
Mines,
(par one cent) at 15 cents
PROCEEDS—The
and
The
Uranium
—Stock Offered—Tellier & Co., New York, are offering
"as a speculation" an issue of 2,000,000 shares of common
certificates
trust
They will mature in annual instalments from Sept. 1,
1954, through 1968. The proceeds will be used to finance about 80% of
an equipment purchase.
E. P. Bidez, Vice-President, said bids for them
will be returnable until noon, in New York, on the date Appointed
Aug.
on
3
(479)
(general
c/o
year.
exchange, remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
In New York
fund*.
'
„
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
(480)
4
*
due
Jan
due
July
notes
-A
notes
Aiti Sank
1
(without par
stock
—V.
Period End.
liljer
shs!
21,994.342
150,000,000 shs,
stock
Chevrolet
js, «ssr £jsr&.rstfsr&
with the concurrence of the banks.
Notes executed on
the termination date may, at the option of the
up
navable not more than one year from such date. Notes
t car Interest at "the prime commercial rate of The National City Bank
f New York in effect on the date of issuance.
+nf
thp
«in ooo 000 shares
of common stock authorized as of July
1953
7 214 shares were
reserved for conversion of outstanding
f-actional 'scrip certificates. 99,547 shares for issuance to employees
'»nder outstanding
subscriptions, and 2,066,970 shares fot the con¬
version of the 3%
convertible subordinate debentures.
NOTE—As of July 3, 1953, subsidiaries of the company had
out¬
standing securities not owned by
the company as follows.
Brazos Oil
& Gas Co., $272,775 in oil and gas lease purchase conriots
and
«--otes'
Cliffs Dow Chemical Co., common stock (without
,-af valuer, 8 333 of 25,000 shares authorized and outstanding.
21,932
913,721
483,884
42,199
12,384
272,639
154',833
3,283
233,400
128,462
45,678
13,556
322,833
182,623
11,000
7,561
73,851
Murray Corp. of America below.—V, 131, p.
54,639
274,964
64,716
1,816,444
1,004,446
27,629
4,535
241,200
175,431
in
p.'
"Conelrad"
This
RADiationi
by
Inc.—Large Contract
Mont Laboratories,
television receivers, specially designed and produced
Jor hotel use will be Installed in Statier'
in
New
York City
Boston and Hartford, it was announced July 30.
Thisis
the
largest single transaction to date involving television
receivers for hotel use and confirms a trend already underway on a
large scale with leading hotel chains.
.
_
in
mci
The New
York Statier with 2.200 rooms will be the largest 100 /<•
television-eauipped hotel in the world.
Installations in
New York and Boston statier hotels are expecte
to
be completed this Fall.
The Statier Hotel in
under construction, will be completed the summer of 1954 and will be
hotels
corporation
television-equipped.-
fully
past.—V. 178, p. 240.
„
,,
this fall than
is
not
proceeds of the financing will be applied by the company to the
its continuing construction program, including reimbursement
Net
in
whole
to
in
of the
or
part
1, 1953, and payment of
purposes.—V, 178. p. 384.
such
for expenditures made subsequent
treasury
May
July
produced
now
by
Emerson,
business
Plans
Payment
177,
Fund,
Inc.,
Y.—Registers With SEC—
Federal
Total
billings
earnings
Earns,
—V.
per
177,
share
com.
77,180
41,527
445,264
274,720
Earnings Higher—
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.—Net
Rickenbacker, President and General Manager,, re¬
ported on Aug. 1 that in the first six months of 1053 this corpora¬
tion
made
a
net profit of $2,432,313, or $1
a
share after normal
Federal income taxes, as compared with the adjusted net profit of 63
Captain
cents
E.
Purchase Plan completed in December of
the total stock outstanding to 2,478,601 shares. Federal income taxes for the first six months of
$8,046,000,
compared
with $4,496,000 covering the same
the Employee Stock
bringing
year,
The
provision
1953
was
period
year
a
increase
over
Operating
with
of
the
reflects
through
last
period in 1952.
.
last year's net from 66 cents as reported to
distribution of 83,029 shares of capital stock
the same
adjustment
cents
for
for
comparative
period
29.5;%.
a
1952.
of
for the six months total $66,380,161. contrasted
first two quarters a year ago. Depreciation
expenses
$53,319,866
charges
showed
$76,908,474
of
ago.
Gross revenue
the $59,386,436 for the
the
$8,658,000 for the six months were 54% greater than the
allocated % this account during the first two quarters of
of
55,617,000
Funk
organization
William
Arthur
P.
will be
Cuddihy
B.
has
has
Frese
is
torial
later,
announced
been
been
Mr. Cuddihy
President
elected
named
of
The
Vice-President;
William
will
Sloane
writing.
and
the
be
Silver Falcons which, with 14 new 88Super-Constellation airliners, are now in regular operation.
passenger
—V.
Corp.- -Sells
Electric
Natural
Paso
Interest in
Co.—Purchases
Gas
178,
p.
295.
policy of disposing of
a
Edi¬
the
of
system
Federal
mission
Electronics
ture
This
two
instruments.
locate
to
affiliation,"
to
The
watch
to
in
J.
business
launching
specific
these
Shennan,
G.
Shennan
Mr.
is
company
concerns
according
company,
jeweled
effort
said,
and
an
fields
directly part of
Bogalusa
Commission.
Power
including
to
expects
continue
maintaining its sound position in that
Elgin hopes to increase total sales
important
more
greater
long-term
objectives
stability,
higher
are
he
explained.
return
Sales
of
minimizing
devoting
every
Through
market.
substantially,
Approval
by
totaled
1952
itself
of
holdings
nonoperating
$Due
to
'•'24.685
provision
a
the
of
$1,799,636
$2,762,234
$1,090,941
'144,799
158,285
Internal
which
Code
Revenue
hospital,
a
stores and
company
the
majority of its
acquired
jusb
Gobel, Inc.—Stock Suspension Continued—
(Adolf)
Securities
The
in
the timber holdings on approximately
43,000 acres situated in
its primary
pulpwood procurement area in
Louisiana. This materially Increases its pulpwood holdings and strength¬
ens
its source of supply of this basic material.—V. 177, p. 2248.
has
Gaylord
stock
said
listed
effective
period
ten-day
a
order suspending
corporation,
Exchange
Aug.
on
on
the opening of the trading session on
The Commission originally suspended
1953.—V. 178, p. 386.
at
1953.
6,
March 13,
these securities on
■trading in
on Aug. 5 that
trading in the $1 par value common
the American Stock Exchange, for
Commission announced
Exchange
and
an
this
of
Co.—Semi-Annual Earnings—
Globe-Wernicke
Electric
General
A
to
nounced
general
recently
Construction
William C.
by
of
the
Plant—
Federal
will be built at Bloomington, 111.,
for industrial use, it was an¬
Wichman,
Vice-President
and
Power Components Division.'
facilities
new
Control
controls
purpose
of the G-E Industrial
Manager
Build
Electric plant
$5,000,000 General
manufacture
Co.—To
will
start
this
on
year
General
income
Earnings
66-acre
(after Federal
,.$129,440.
income taxes
share
share
per
on
rates.—V.
176,
p.
508.
.
$0.35
$13.10
"
stock——-—♦
common
tax
maximum
on
480,123
"211,191
testimated)
common
per
value
"Based
taxes
income
taxes
Net earnings
1.
Book
*
a
Federal
before
1952
J$685;89Q
1953
$340,631
Six Months Ended June 30—
Profits
.$205,767
$0.60
$12.61
-
tract.
than
More
$2,000,000
worth
equipment
of
will
be. installed
the
in
to increase the plant's production
the-Tuscaloosa, Ala., tire and tube
J. Earl Gulick, Vice-President
the company's tire and equipment division, said on Aug. 3.
He said the expansion is expected to be corhpleted in late 1954.
The
A
The
plant will produce
starters
for
motor.*
a
line of
complete
ranging
200
to
up
electric
controls, including
horsepower,
pushbuttons,
and many other devices used in industry.
will not begin at Bloomington until late
pensators,
the
of
plant is scheduled to be completed,
Operations
at
reached
it
when
1954
Bloomingtori.-
at
To
Schenectady will
continue
until
full-scale
production
is
plant,
which
Ark.,
the
will
to
for
MacKinnon,
Mr.
manufacture
blower
other
equipment.
designed
program
of
motors
this
Construction
type,
the
of
178,
he
and
to
fan
It
the
be
to
Motor
motors
recently
of
part
the
and
refrigerators,
another
rapidly
growing
air
in
step
an
demand
is expected
on
to be
a
30-acre
completed
plot
is
to
sometime
Months
H.
earlv
Net income
Provision
Advertising Co., Inc.—Earnings
Ended June 30—
1953
:
before
Federal
Federal
for
taxes
taxes
on
income_^.__
i__
Net. income
—V.
177,
____
voted
4
to
increase
Increased—
authorized
common
shares.
Daggett,
of stock
payment
dividends."—V.
178,
p.
241
and
177, p. 2007.
Corp.—Profits Doubled—
Employees
-
1C53,
this
corporation
made
loans of
This compares with loans of $3,100,708
2,513 borrowers during the period Jan. 1-June 30, 1952.
to
half
first
the
3.256
of
borrowers.
profits after taxes for the six months ended June 30, 1953, were
This compares with net profits of $40,442 for the same period
Net
2,628,672
2,711,375
1,367,000
MIO^OOO
$1,261,672
$1,301,375
2007.
p.
Aug.
1,000,000
$84,938.
1952
$13,977,709 $13,960,364
income
on
to
Government
During
revenue
Batteries, Inc.—Stock
on
500,000
from
in
or
to
Operating
1949.—
"
$4,582,188
General Outdoor
tank lining department was established in
a
Piesident, indicated in the annual report released
earlier that the increase in authorized common stock would place "the
board of
directors in a position
where it may, in the future, Issue
additional shares of common stock either for cash or other property
begin
in
and
1946,
Albert
296.
p.
tires and
stockholders
The
said.
plant
the
Gould-National
Manager
Department
for
represents
meet
Jonesboro
immediately and
1954.—V.
Horsepower
small
and
is
at
company,
-
stock
plant
new
this
178. p. 38
Jonesboro^
at
Division.
the
Specialty" Fractional
company's
plant
MacKinnon,
A.
Component1 Products
According
will
manufacturing
approximately
300
people',; were
Vice-President and General
employ
by H.
GE's
modern
a
of
most modern of the company's five vtire and tube
facilities, turns out passenger car and truck tires and
white sidewall tires. It went into operation in
of
one
designed
under, way
plant
tubeless
October,
Plant—
V.
construct
to
30%'1 is
manufacturing
tubes,
Construct New FHP Motor
Plans
by
manufacturing
con¬
pointed out.
was
expansion
$4,500,000
capacity
of
Operations
struction
com-,
Goodrich Co.—Expands Plant—
(B. F.)
plant.
and
$50,-
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos —1952
+155,616
it has entered
but
investment
on
in
to
approval by
the Louisiana P. S. Com¬
houses,
company-owned
Six
intention
no
be
the corporation to carry forward its prior year's operating
approximately $74,000, no provision for Federal taxes on income
date in 1953 has beer. made.—V. 178, p. 386.
to
.
President.
has
diversification
even
diversify into
precision pro¬
intensive search
"with a view to
to
are
share),
of
loss
has sold to the Louisiana Power
of $1,350,000 is subject
figure
for a
already been secured.
has previously divested
Gaylord
almost
on
Aug. 5
announced it
intends to
fields—miniature electronic components and
program
This
Minia¬
Into
Instruments—
Production
company
new
duction
Its
and
Diversify
Co.—To
ol'
per
$1,635,869
"Loss.
has
conditioners,
National Watch
($10
Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
Period End. June 30—
Distribution
all operations not
business, this corporation
principal
expansion
Elgin
notification with the
non-participating pref¬
without under¬
used
for
working
capital.
letter
a
par
Light Co. the electric distribution system in and around Bogalusa, La.
New
Mexico Leases—See Three States Natural Gas Co. below.
—V.
for
1953
386.
p.
permits
Following
of
El
con¬
and
for
cumulative
6%
at
proceeds
net
in
use
1959
p.
Glass Fibers,
F.
Albert
firm's
System—
announced
1
177, p. 2006.
oflered
be
Sales
Container
Gaylord
40-passenger
new
The
144,
filed
31
shares of
30.000
to
178.
for
programs,
additions
property
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
July
on
Profit
Captain Rickenbacker noted that the net profit as reported did not
realized from the sale of the balance of aircraft replaced
60
Investment
and
loans
construction
Net
$51,193,000.—V.
at
stock
bank
1954
purposes.
Inc.;
Funk,
Director.
Secretary-Treasurer.
telephone
operating
16
headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson
and Stone & Webster Securities
their
and
corporate
covering
—V.
1953
their
company
erence
of
reduction
for
with
general
estimated
SEC
said.
Wilfred
controlling
company
The
Girard
Co.—Acquisition—
Roulet
holding
through an underwriting group
Mitchum, Tuily & Co.,
are
include profits
the
Telephone Corp.—Registers With SEC—
York
General Telephone Director Co. and Leich Electric -Co.,
registration statement with the SEC on July 31, 1953, covering.
shares of its $20, par common stock, to be offered for public
a
other
acquired control of Wilfred Funk, Inc., it was
announced July 31
by Paul R. Cuddihy, President.
Effective immedi¬
ately, headquarters for both companies will be located at 153 East 24th
Street, New York, and publishing plans and programs of the Wilfred
1952.
by
386.
p.
New
nection
577,058
$1.01
V.
share for
a
This
63
178,
Curtis,
has
company
267,000
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds will be used to
make additional investments in com¬
mon
stock
equities of subsidiaries and
temporary advances
to the
746,744
$1.76
493.000
charges,_____
after
&
49,812,409
1,323,802
.
29,000
companies.
1368.
p.
82,000
248,080
sale
^1,002,596
c___L
2,632,344
taxes__
$456,169
subsidiaries
Net
$3,603,593
2,858.178
$610,652
This
1,377,620
$4,286,846
477,902
$73,921
$
68,078,820
2,380,216
$607,533
488,900
$104,702
260,727,704
._
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$733,389
___
income
filed
taxes
income taxes
for
Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
of
operating
67,678,336
_______
_________
earnings before income
Provision
the
about $21,000,000 by sale of new
-securities at
next month.
Tills
will consist of $12,000,000 bonds,
100,000 shares of $50 par
preferred stock and 150.000 shares of common stosck.
The company will use the new money to retire bank loans and to
apply on construction costs.—V. 178, p. 384.
plans to raise
competitive bidding
Co.
1953—Month—1952
325,016
Corp.
Net
time,
Net
—J_ 214,007,197 210,915,295
30.
position
its
present
26,710
282,086,017
orders June
the
at
57,787
193,049,368
1-June 30__
business
taxes_
194.441,628
——
_
commercial
operating
87,644,489
1
Jan.
Total
Unfilled
Sale
company
that its
expenses
General
orders
The com¬
its commercial
defense contracts and
1953.
that this corporation hopes to maintain
and
income
1952
1953
defense business and to provide addi¬
Other
Net
Six Months Ended June 30—
a $15,000,000 V-loan
made on Aug. 3 by
announcement
an
under
orders
revenues
Operating
—V.
its
Co.—Financing Plans—
Duquesne Light
Corp.—Arranges V-Loan
to replace bank accommodations heretofore used
Telephone
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Corp.
Wheeler
Foster
&
The
of
stated
General
1472.
p.
change.
to
particularly that deahng with the motion picture industry, is having an
important increase.—V. 177, p. 2678.
navigational aid to hostile
a
to
finance its
to
work,
defense
in
remain in service immediately
to keep the public informed,
during, the emergency, while simul¬
to
as
subject
in excess of $109,000,000 on June 30,
was
Place
Mr.
plan designed to enable standard
a
and
preliminary
are
for future requirements under defense contracts.
backlog
pany's
a
covering
1953,
31,
Periodic
short-term borrowings made for
any
240,239
1,244,685
G.
tional funds
of
cost
323,093
2,139,537
lias concluded arrangements for
according
credit,
the company
by
underwritten.
be
to
July
on
6,261
70,977
iigures
1953,
added, and is designed
announced
been
has
registration statement with the SEC on
three series of Single Payment Plans and
for the Accumulation of Shares of Mutual
in an
aggregate
amount
of
$3,600,000.—
filed
corporation
The
Funk & Wagnalls
statement with the
SEC covering
mortgage bonds, due
1983, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding, together
with 208.321 shares of its common stock, to be offered for subscription
by stockholders on the basis of one new share for each 20 shares held
on
the record date. The record date and subscription price lor the
stock offering are to he supplied by amendment. The stock offering
company
37,122
386.
p.
Operating
This
Stock Registered-
30 filed a registration
$35,000,000 of first and refunding
Tim
sets
radio
of
use
First Investors Corp., N.
I
Power Co.—Bonds and
64,188
312,086
pits.
Period End. June 30—
'
Duke
620
80,766
'Place.. President. The c**eni. guarantee of the United
States Air Forces, has been under negotiation for some time, Mr. Place
300,000
,'
stated, that new markets will be stronger
Halpin
Mr.
events
the
148.
178, p.
Bookings Jan.
by the public for Du Mont quality receivers.
declared that the television receiver sales picture was
the remainder of the year. Reasons for his optimism, he
said', are based on the increasing replacement and two-set-in-the-home
markets, increases' in power of existing video stations, making tele¬
vision available to more of the population, and opening of new tele¬
markets.
178,
Hermann
attack
air
an
of
advised
and
expei-
Halpin
w.
stations
during
preventing
Unfilled
excellent for
in the
is
"CONELRAD"
Kc.
even
aircraft.—V.
ing demand
vision
radio
all
that
broadcasting
and
period
increase
Mr.
S.
This corporation
ELectro-magnetic
of
project, it
Vice-President.
broadcasting
$
Halpin, receiver division general sales manager, declared
was due to over-al! acceptance of the six new additions
the current Du Mont receiver line, introduced June 19, and increas¬
to
in
taneously
D.
Dan
the
Ties in With
—
.
company
1,127
1,685
and.
________
U.
NOTE—July,
—V.
revolving
Israel, Executive
reassured
V.
higli for shipments in the seventh
was
registered in 1950, the largest production and sales year
ienced by the television industry to date.
'previous
The
1240
radio
iAM)
before
12» were
period in the company s
greater than in any other comparable
it was announced on Aug. 3.
134%
and
640
receiver divi¬
history
trucks
Total
portable and home receivers, incorporate dials specially calibrated with
the CD (Civil Defense! emblem at the two "CONELRAD" frequencies,
of television receivers by the corporation's
during the seventh fiscal period (covering June 18-July
sion
41
9,336
Coach
&
coaches
Federal Civil Defense
is fully cooperating with the
its
"CONELRAD"
(CONtrol
revealed
Israel
Investment
134% —
Receiver Shipments Up
Television
Shipments
Phonograph Corp.
&
emergency
D.
Dorman
Mr,
3 800
than
this
157
Total
51.
p.
-
Truck
GMC
Project—
corporation
Administration
384.
(Allen B.) Du
More
178,
Coaches:
and
General Precision Equipment
Radio
Emerson
'
178,
gasoline-powered model.—V.
a
cars
Pontiac
the lift and tilt on the vehicle.
drive, four-wheel steer low-lift platform truck is detailed
folder issued by this company,
The truck, type GEP-6,
two-color
a
is
passen.
Chevrolet
which operates
system
two-wheel
A
t
—V.
Trucks
Electric Co.—New Product—
attachment designed for use on any of its hydraulic-powered
same
_________
1427.
trucks, has been
the
FACTORIES
1953—7 Mos.—1952
36,628
developed by this company.
The attachment is specifically designed for handling such bulk mate¬
rials as fine coal, salt, sulphur,
grain, etc., but is not intended for
loads where the lumps are large.
It receives its hydraulic power from
company
the
by
lex tended
S.
Buiclc
Co.—Control Acquired—
scoop
fork
139,459
_■___
Por.tiac
El well-Parker
A
U.
Cars:
Passenger
148.
p.
Total
fommon
IN
1953—Month—1952
Cadillac
178,
See
CORPORATION
BY
July 31—
Oldsmobile
l-TQQ^OOO.OOO
100,000.000
value i
600,000 shs.
loan notes-
pfd.
% nul.
90,000.000
100.000.000
1977due July 1, 1982-
debs
sub
coin
34,500.000
90,000.000
100.000,000
PRODUCTION
Mr..
this business and
of both is the same^measurement purposes.
between
Elgin's present operations because the function
design and
manufacture of instruments lor
$26,000,000
1, 1961- $30,000,000
1,1972-.—1- 35,000,000
debs,, due Nov.
2 35%
l'-Vear
relationship",
"direct
a
precision production instruments,
field,
second
the
rioted
Shennan
Outstanding
Authorized
to
Turning
1953
CAPITALIZATION AT JULY 31,
AND
DEBT
1952.
in
(
1953, entitling stockholders
Pursuant to warrants issued on May 26,
to
purchase one share of common stock at $15 per share for each five
of common stock owned on April 28, 1953, the authorized issue
shares
of
V.
12,000
of
shares
177,
stock
subscribed
for
and
issued.—
2352.
p.
common
was
800,000.
As
first
a
step
lias
prepared
the
objectives
terested
the
in,
89-year-old
is
l\e
the
the
that
the
of
accruing
to
revealed.
which
tells
operations
concerns
Elgin
in
case
is
being
in
too
should
transformers,
can
be
be
General Motors
detail
is
Elgin
affiliating,
possibilities Mr. Bhennan listed
as
capacitors,
l e sion
he
program,
brochure
type
Harlow
in¬
with
"at
least
twice
sub-miniaturization."
big.
But
similar
an
even
reductions
printed
circuits,
accomplished
at
low
The
more
in
the
the
large
transistor,
as
reason,
important
size
and
other
cost
bv
techniques used at Elgin, he asserted.
as
of
it
should
he
goal,
he
resistors,
electronic
applying
said,
the
com¬
same
H.
Curtice,
Government
Corp.—To Sell Hertz Units—
President,
Motors has entered into
in
ultimate
This
the
advantages
explained,
ponents.
wanted"
firm.
described
for
diversification
program,
the electronic
Among
taiich
Le
the
the
of
and
In
"enterprises
an
the
not
The
Hertz
stations.
trucks
In
Operators
and
passenger
in
are
licensed
cars
operation
of
in
Corp.
subsidiaries
in
the sale Mr.
largely
companies,
Omnibus
companies,
announcing
activities
than
to the
disclosed.
Aug.
6
the
by
the
more
of
General
Hertz
500
equipment.-
of
Motors,
System
General
lease
own
and
General
rent
and
sales
Motors
rather
for
taxes
compares
with
Insurance
the first
8508.256
six
Co.—Reports
months
for
the
of
same
Gain
this year
period of
were
time
1952.
writings for the six months ended. June 30, 1953, totaled
$10,521,911.
This in an increase of 497c
over
premium writings of
$7,062,917 in the first half of 1952.
Premium
,
The
to
on
that
manufacturing
in
31
cities.
Curtice pointed out
field
that
its stockholdings
which
$837,552,
Employees
after
earnings
Net
including the Sterrett Oper¬
Chicago.
Terms of the sale
of
than
announced
the sale of
agreement for
Drivurself
Hertz
Service,
ating
were
seven
an
on
number
240.934
June
Total
with
1952.
assets
total
of Dec.
on
30.
31,
policyholders increased from 212,062 on Dec. 31, 1952,
June 30. 1953.
The company had 190,567 policyholders
of
as
assets
of
June
30.
of $16,127,335
1S52.—V. 177, p.
1953,
as
1048.
were
$23,423,310.
of June 30,
1952,
This
compares
and $19,762,646 as
Volume
Number 5245... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
17$
principal plus all accrued cumulative Interest.
Government Employees Life Insurance Co.—Progress
On
June
the
covering
€9%
since
in force
1953,
30,
lives
this
June 30,
1952,
when the company had $17,759,320
in force
insurance
income
first half of
from
of
as
1953 was
life
June 30,
net
period in 1952.—V. 177,
contracts
annuity
over
for
balance
interest due accumulates
of
until such
sufficiently available for that purpose.
the
(1)
the
For
payment
of
promissory
two
notes
of
the
Period End. June 30—
Ket
sales
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$22,368,146 $15,651,946 $44,164,555 $31,597,771
taxes
Federal
3,845,123
__
income taxes
6,631,869
3,443,600
1,997,000
$3,188,269
$1.96
$1,145,194
$0.56
*354,000
$1,848,123
$324,690
$1.15
income
tEarns.
per
$0.11
this
•In
4952
share
com.
in
profits
tax
refund
unused
1952
closing
of
$1,384,208
for
arising
1951
this
carryback
from
which
tBased
20,
deducting
<333.755 for the
respectively.—V.
177,
P.1 Kuchai
has
been
and
Ave,
Drake,
East
and
56th
CAPITALIZATION
St.
Kuchai
succeeds Philip S. Harris, who is retaining the position
of S. Klein's,
a
Grayson-Robinson subsidiary and the
single operation in the Grayson-Robinson retailing network,
with department stores in New York City and Newark, N. J.
Grayson-Robinson and its subsidiaries operate over 70 retail stores
throughout the United States, in addition to S. Klein's. The stores
*4'/2%
4%
largest
specialize
in
women's and children's
apparel and accessories,
also
and
carry a broad line of men's wear, linen and jewelry.
Mr. Harris said, 'An important program is now being carried out
S. Klein's.
The company has begun construction of a new store
'
for
in
Hempstead,
Long Island, N. Y., with about 200,000 square feet of floor
It is expected that operations will start early in 1954."-
space.
Arnold
Grant
and
Relin
Bernard
have
elected
been
the
to
of
board
directors.
York
Atlantic
tive
senior partner of Bautzer, Grant,
and
Los
National
Angeles law firm, is Chairman of the board
Insurance
Co.,
director and member
a
committee of the Empire State Building Corp.,
Beverly Hills Motel.
the
Bernard
Relin,
senior
relations counsel,
and Silbert,
of the
Youngman
is
partner
Bernard
of
member of
a
the
board
the execu¬
a director of
of
and
Associates,
public
the
Lionel
of
directors
York, on Aug. 5 of¬
stock (par 10 cents) at
$1
The
for
net
Gulf
The
EEC
proceeds
to
are
covering
(par
to
at
The
6'/4%
for subscription at
class
one
A
share
$5
per
for
share by
each
two
Co.
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$7,605,144
inc.
taxes
profit
than
than
on
after
1953—6 Mos.—1952
Crl25,000
876,000
*3175,944
$724,365
Nil
$20.76
$1.18
Nil
$1.69
common
of
1953,
stock
to
record
of
a
proposal
be distributed
Aug.
on
25,
for
increase
the
of
178,
capital
to
each share
Radio
and
other
Income
(before
Income
above.—V.
Corp.
will
be
1,000,000
now
held
a
Earnings
—V.
per
177,
177,
See
income
share
$598,692
$1.21
$1.04
,
Commission
has
authorized
this
company
an
redrill
and
wells
of
natural
company
cubic
p.
178,
of
feet
wells.
pool will be approximately 20 billion cubic
which 10 billion cubic feet will be active. The
that withdrawal rates will be approximately 100
daily with a maximum of 125 million cubic feet.—
386.
Drake
company
rants
of
to
Corp., N. Y.
—
is issuing to its stockholders transferable war¬
for units consisting of 13,573 shares
and
$339,325
of 4%
10-year
on the
basis of one unit, consisting of one share of stock and
one debenture in the principal amount of $25, for each
share held of record July 31, 1953.
In addition, each
(par $5)
cumulative income debentures, due Aug. 1,
1963,
a warrant is entitled to an additional subscrip¬
privilege.
The subscription offer will expire at
3 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 31. The subscription price is $30
holder of
tion
per
unit.
The
The offering is not underwritten.
debentures
corporation
on
30
are
subject
days'
1952
3,720
and
de-
16,042,731
State
taxes
13,837,658
inc.
on
19.0QO
1,885,000
1,610,000
$849,553
&
—
per
stock___
$774,331
6.308
9,778
241,130
239,996
,
stock
share
common
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET,
JUNE
30
1952
1953
$2,526,860
;
securities
(net)
and
$904,542
456,878
receivable
443,883
7,597,495
(net)
2,321,486
4,794,349
46,541
208,396
7,634,961
:__
accounts
3,086,011
6,337,274
notes
67,083
expenses
41,264
Deferred charges
27,146 shs.
$1.91
$2.10
271,894
___;
Total
$20,317,676 $16,421,215
Accounts
deben¬
definite,"
of
would
the
used
be
§Long-term
to
Common
had
$33,000,000
company
about
Fla.
Files
—
Sears
of
stock,
par
Cole,
of
given
a
$1,
offered
be
to
The
Waite,
R.
and
at
counsel
the
to
Hydro-Electric
until
persons
thereon.—V.
Nickel
Co.
of
announced
been
by
law
A.
System;
and
the
a.m.
10:00
178,
Aug.
:
Canada,
Ltd.
Vice-President
and
of
Director
a
loan
new
savings
Treasury
notes—$1,252,841
agreement of $3,000,000 was
insurance
an
arranged on
Feb.
18,
1953
to replace the former agreement in which
company,
still
was
due.
provide
Terms
for
interest
4%
a
,
'
..."...
($1
share),
land
buy
"■
■'
■
Greyhound Association, Inc.—Files
(Nev.)
corporation
covering
per
to
•
Vegas
The
SEC
Canadian
S.
2785.
p.
Aug.
on
filed
3
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting. The net proceeds are to be used
and
greyhound
construct
race
track.
and
Mr.
Louisiana Power
Nickel
See
2679.
p.
in 1953
tRepresented by 6,674 shares in 1953 and 7,822
applied against Federal tax liabilities.
U.
rate and
repayment of $200,000 a year starting In 1954 and continuing for 15
years.
The agreement further provides for maintenance of working
capital of $5,000,000 and restricts cash dividends on common stock and
stock redemptions or purchase to 70%
of net earnings after Dec. 31,
1953 on accumulated earnings commencing on Jan. 1, 1953.—V. 177,
Parker
—
Subsidiary—
Dr236,262
0r3O,OlO
t After deducting amounts
18,
on
(576—1952)
2,431,306
6,527,844
Dr236,262
Z)r90,693
treasury
$20,317,676 $16,421,215
241.
p.
Roy
J.
7,317,205
$2,006,779 in 1952.
§A
1,000,000
391,100
4,171,230
2,439,828
in
shares
common
deducting
$1,000,000
Bartholemew
said
value >_
par
surplus
in 1952.
net
the
3,000,000
333,700
4,190,730
15, 1964
(without
$10)
1,728 pfd. shrs. in treasury
with
in
partners
Insurance
Total
the
with
1,161,189
(est.)
to
17,091
With
Boston, have applied to the SEC
compensation for their legal services
International
interested
hearing
payable
Cost of
System—Legal Fees—
Oliver
and
&
(par
$1,406,628
759,379
$2,201,979
income
on
Earned surplus
•After
notification
letter
common
stock
Capital
Commission—
a
taxes
debt—notes
company maturing Jan.
t$2.50 cumul. pfd. shares
Mr.
Secretary.
and
payable and accruals
•Federal and State
Cost of
Miami,
filed
29
Brickley
was
Utilities,
Co.—Consolidation Approved—
below.—V.
Inc.
178,
Light Co.—Acquisition—
&
Gaylord Container
above.—V.
Corp.
387.
178, p.
income
Federal
taxes
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
924,210
income
280,000
700,000
$1,712,997
(esti.)
profit
Preferred
stock
Dividends
—V.
dividend
declared
per
177,
on
common
requirements
common
share
to
notice
prepayment
upon
payment
Federal
2,412,997
75,807
75,807
1,187,730
1,781,594
$0.48
stock
(1,187,130
Net
1
company
market
to
Profit
used
on
&
for
who
Co.,
general
will
act
corporate
and
of
which
was
The
notification
redemption by the
the fu|l amount of
Fund,
brokers. The net proceeds
purposes.—-V. 177, p. 2130.
are
leased
new
and
modern
quarters
to
a
total
The
in
a
two-story quonset building with
6,800 square feet of floor space.
Kellett administrative offices and manufacturing
to
operate
the
in
the
division
will
approximately
nearby hangar
two
2,749,186
of
shs.
4,503,165
540,279
1,134,229
2,134,312
1,134,229
$1.07
$2.11
$0.48
$1.29
share
per
No
outstdg.
1,209,885
2,134,312
income
provision
required
Federal
for
t Loss.—V.
taxes,
income
177,
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co.—New Pres.
Kennard
this
Eaton
&
of
of
Financial
176,
p.
the
director
of
a
He
was
elected
director of
Previously he had
his new position.
of
Boston
president of
Co. in charge
National Federation
Insurance
the
Societies from 1947 through
1949 and has
time
as
a
member of the executive committee.
Analysts
that
since
served
a
been
to accept
President
Inc.
to
research.
investment
—V.
has
Howard,
assistant
been
and
has
trustee
Woodworth
President
of Massachusetts Life Fund.
resigned as Vice-President and
Woodwcrth
company,
Mr.
30,000 square feet of floor
buildings on the airport proper. The
company plans to occupy its leased facilities for at least the next 2 V2
years, Mr. Barnett said.—V. 177, p. 1473.
in
operations
1903.
p.
of
continue
space
*
$41,264,162 $36,198,881 $70,982,577 $66,151,239
5,005,305
266,031
2,993,794
t36,881
-
from
Income
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Period End. June 30—
Income
their
The present facilities are housed
the
on July 30 filed a registration statement with
3,000,000 shares of its capital stock.—V. 175, p. 518.
Sales
*Net
Quarters—
which
engineering department will be moved by Aug. 31, Charles A.
Barnett, Vice-President and Chief Engineer, announced on July 30.
Located in Camden,
N. J., directly opposite their Central Airport
manufacturing facilities and administrative offices, the new, air-con¬
ditioned quarters afford 3,000 square feet of floor space.
1
has
With
corporation
Number
corporation
St. Louis, Mo.—Registers
Commission—
Inc.,
(Glenn L.) Martin Co.—Earnings Show Gain-
the SEC
with
as
Kellett Aircraft Corp.—Leases New
The
$0.90
give
With SEC—
letter of
a
$0.84
effect to price redetermination on certain military
to earnings for first half of 1952, the amount of
undetermined at issuance date of earnings statement cover¬
to
applicable
ing that period.—V. 177, p. 1839.
belo^.—V. 169, p. 6.
July 29 filed
1,504,000
$1,344,824
—
share (based on 1,494,668 shs.)
com.
per
contracts
Securities and Exchange
Works Unit—
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at the
$34,37V2 per share» through Hallgarten & Co. and R.
3,630
(about
Pressprich
be
tax__
income
1,336,000
$1,252,567
Canadian
and
profit
Managed
Works
tax
$1.38
shares)
Johnson Bronze Co.—Sells Iron
covering
and Canadian income
1902.
p.
1953
*1952
$88,471,506 $83,115,395
2,588,567
2,848,824
-
-
$19,492,855 $22,647,928
taxes_____
on
sales
Income before Federal
$644,210
for
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Trucks, Inc.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
1953
Federal
Mack
148,
p,
_
before
1769.
King Oil Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
The company on July 29 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,000,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par (10 cents
per share 1, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to drill
Securities Offered—The
subscribe
capital stock
will
$18,828,534 $16,240,989
in subsidiary and other assets
Property, plant, and equipment (net)
Gordon, Vice-President
Manager of Canadian operations of the parent company.
well.—V.
Hotel
it
51,250
Fed.
common
Prepaid
the
of
gas,
estimates
million
V.
abandoned
15
capacity
Storage
that
1953
administrative
preferred
•Restated
to
underground natural gas storage pool in Lewis and Harrison
Counties, W. Va. Estimated cost of the project is $1,236,000.
The company
will construct a total of about 19 miles of pipeline
to change the status of its Kennedy gas field from a producing field
to a storage field.
The company will recondition 46 of the existing
feet
it
United
Net
723,498
$697,320
Power
this
INCOME ACCOUNT
Inventories
offering
6 Months Ended June 30—
W.
1952
$24,688,235 $15,196,383
2,020,528
1,322,190
taxes)
_
Federal
develop
has
request
has
The
Subs.)—
Hope Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Construction—
The
for
of
expect
ASSETS—
1902.
p.
Inc.,
Island Creek Coal Co.
2352.
p.
2008.
p.
selling,
on
SEC covering
1953
operating
common
we
amortization..
on
increased
1,323,208
income
Net
earnings
Ave.),
and nearly $12,000,000 more
ago
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Files
Wholly-Owned
(&
taxes
income
sold,
and
dividend
Trade
"still not
are
June
30, 1953,
outstanding, or
Hydro-Electric
A.
Trustee
as
to
Earnings
6 Months Ended June 30—
sales
July
on
Brickley,
Provision
1953.
wherein capital
accounts
Instrument Co,
Hammond
Hoffman
Net
177,
Investors Telephone
Co.—New Name Voted—
Organ
1953
7,547
dividend
Earnings
339,325
offering
such
year
Exchange
See Somerville Iron
Hammond
See
1952.—V.
and
At
a
Co., Ltd., since May, 1952.—V. 177,
241.
p.
of
months
1952."
___
estimated
Outstanding
public
a
Vice-President
any
notes
Research,
International
by $373,304 by the transfer thereto of that amount from earned surplus,
—V.
but
date,
six
Investment
details
Elected President of Exploration
the
Concurrently with the distribution of the new shares there will be
restatement
for
Net
to change the name
Organ Co., and voted to
$1)
from 500,000 shares
(par
additional share
as
last
charges
Las
Nil
"
Co.—Change in Name, etc.—
July 23 approved
to Hammond
common
stockholders
to
the
$18,820,9^7 $16,237,269
Cash
2678.
and
Total income
Hammond Instrument
one
of
date
same
International
Profit
the corporation
part:
months
Income
Cash
maturing serially—principal
making
McClure.
E.
covering 85,000 shares of
firm
Nil
1901.
on
Prov.
r
*$506,709
taxes
The stockholders
experienced
similar period of
Cash
per
share through Barham & Co., Coral Gables, Fla.
proceeds will be used for working capital.—V. 177, p. 1902.
_
177, p.
goods
FINANCING
PRESENT
$1.15
Cr465,000
$493,359
Report—
In
six
*971,709
$14.14
•Deficit.—V.
to
Bank
p.
amount
receivables.
the
corporation
Parker
$6,109,260
1,600,365
of
property at
these properties
share—
per
Authorized
177,
proceeds
31,
Securities
the
instalment
of
on
Dec.
General
'300,944
Preferred
shares,
the
increased
more
program,
$3,522,252 $13,092,384
business
of
general expenses, including allowance for
A
common
593,000
•;
of
Park
27,146 shs.
considering
but
Donald
said
$320,840,627
com¬
1,086,359
State and F4d. inc. .taxes
Earnings
to
McClure
commission
Subs.)—Earnings—
volume
Income
preciation
real
$339,325
River Savings
is
month,
according
Brickley
notification with the
cumulative convertible class A
of
111.
before
Net
TO
deben-
income
approval of $220,000 interim
rendered prior to May 1, 1953, as
letter
of
Authorized
for
a
Cost
»
by
Ralph D. Parker has been elected President of Canadian Nickel Co.,
Ltd., Inco subsidiary which conducts its exploration and prospecting
sales
Net
and
expenses
offering will be underwritten by Leason & Co., Inc.,
Period End. June 30—
Profit
drilling
for
pay
Inc., Houston, Tex.—Files—
of
of
rate
to
297.
filed
31
be offered
Hamilton Watch
Net
used
p,
shares
60,000
$41
held..
Chicago,
July
on
stockholders
mon
shares
be
178,
Coast Leaseholds,
corporation
stock
next
Bartholemew
working capital.—V.
the
tU. S. Government
1963.—V.
corporation
tures
share.
per
The
said
first
LIABILITIES—
SEC
Great International Development Corp. (N. Y.)—Stock
the
sales
Total
Household Finance Corp.—Plans Debenture Financing
The
Offered—Baruch & Co., Inc., New
(440
Y.
corporation owns
EFFECT
value)
par
by East
balance due Aug. 1,
Corp.—V. 178, p. 386.
fered 299,000 shares of common
($5
held
*Note
have
we
Miscellaneous other
$2,568,750
cumulative
Capital stock
,
N.
first mortgage—
10-year
Industrial
Relin
of
owned
property
parcels
tures, due Aug. 1, 1963
finance
Mr. Grant,
■Hew
real
York,
New
I
President
of
the
adjacent
The
GIVING
1952.
Mr.
lower
a
COMPARATIVE
first mortgage.
a
in
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
Interest
that if
provides
Park
and
Hotel
65-67
subject to
July 22,
011
set
were
a
further
St.
the
as
59-63
corporation,
this
of
President
named
Its
President,
records
which
York
stock corporation organized in New York on Jan.
duration is expressed to be perpetual but the certificate
56th
East
known
resuming the post which he held ior many years before his retirement
4n
York, N. Y., is
incorporation
of
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Kuchai President—
Hyman
.
New
the corporation is sold the corporation shall be dissolved.
The corpora¬
tion owns and operates the property located at the northwest corner
2784.
p.
of
Co.
Insurance
principal and unpaid interest) to $100,361. On Jan.
mortgage bonds above referred to, -together with
thereon in the aggregate amount of $86,851,
and the
the light protector were paid and discharged. Funds for
were provided:
(1) by the proceeds of a first mortgage
the corporation's property made by East River Savings Bank
principal amount of $2,600,000; (2) by the borrowing of $300,000
Irving Trust Co, referred to above; and (3) by appropriation from
1938.
of
June
at
outstanding
shares
common
Life
Mutual
expect
than
year
on
New
30, 1953,
preferred
dividend
requirements
of $166,874,
and
three months and six months ended June 30, 1953,
1,457,767
on
by the
Sessions Co.—Semi-Annual
&
exceed that for
to
BUSINESS—Corporation, having its principal office at 440 Park Ave.,
sufficiently material to require reapportionment in this statement.
After
Roussel
and
Case, Jr.,
all-time
"We
first
a
general funds of the corporation.
given effect to at the 1952 year-end closing are not
were
the
of
firms;
tonnage produced and shipped, dollar sales and dollar payroll.
in the
from
pany's opinion any reallocation of this refund other than as a year-end
adjustment will not provide a true interim comparison. Other adjust¬
ments
on
purpose
loan
of
ignored because in the com¬
was
due
Lamson
George S.
"New
first
the
mortgage
a
profits tax credit
excess
(as
1953
interest
provision for Federal income taxes for the
proportionate part of the amount finally
the accounts for 1952.
Also, the total excess
represents
determined
22,
the
statement
periods
on
held
mortgage
amounted
Net
representatives
per
mortgage indenture securing an issue of 5% income and sinking fund
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1953, in rhe principal amout of $2,977,750 and the
light protector properties adjacent to the hotel were subject to a first
2,392,194
*1,247,000
678,690
manufacturers
of pharmaceuticals, has been visited
Corp., one of the largest French
negotiations have been completed for the
sale of Lakeside products in France.—V.
168, p. 2543.
Nov.
1, 1953 and held by the Irving Trust Co.
(2) To increase the working capital funds of the corporation.
Prior to Feb. 1, 1953, the Hotel Drake proper was subject to
Profit before Federal in¬
come
due
annum,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
This corporation,
by
corporation,
each in the amount of $150,000 bearing interest at the rate of 3V2%
Granite City Steel Co.
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Com¬
pletes Negotiations with Leading French Company—
pharmaceutical
gross proceeds of the offering,
which amount to
will be used, after payment of expenses in connection with
offering, for the following purposes:
5
$407,190,
the
the comparable
1049.
p.
is
1953, consisted of $21,630,437
and
increase of 70%
an
income
PROCEEDS—The
insurance
$348,508,
deben¬
preceding
able net income and the
ordinary life and $8,371,939 group life.
Premium
the
on
payable annually unless the net income of the corporation for
annual period is insufficient for the payment of such
interest, in which event interest is payable only to the extent of avail¬
the
covering the lives of 9,112 persons.
Total insurance
Interest
tures is
had $30,002,376 insurance in force
persons.
This represents an increase of
company
14,539
of
(481)
175,
422.
p.
Net
[
and
has
offered
common
shares
company
99,475
$14
of
each
for
Waterous,
the
at
class
A
Brantford,
shares
Ont.,
Canada.
The
income
Shares
of
outstanding
stock
1953
$23,988,128
2,011,194
1,365,000
1952
$9,889,538
780,936
451,000
$646,194
*305,924
taxes
income
Net
offer
represents the first move by Koehring to establish manu¬
Canada. The company plans to dispose of the
Waterous Western interests and reinvest the proceeds in a subsidiary,
Canadian Koehring Co., Ltd.
The offer to purchase is contingent upon acceptance by holders of
of
federal
$329,936
288,608
the stock.
Ltd.,
Edmonton and Calgary,
Alberta, Canada.—V.
176,1
p.
959.
17,316 shares issued on July 8,
declared May 28, 1953.—V. 176,
dividend
Michigan
Consolidated
1953
p.
1865.
Gas Co.—Notes Authorized—
SEC authorization to issue from time
20, 1954) its promissory notes in the
aggregate maximum principal amount of $20,000,000 to mature July
30
1954, and to bear interest at the rate of 3V4% per annum. The
notes are to be purchased by The National City Bank of New York
and
six
other
banks.
Proceeds will be used to pay approximately
This
manufactures machinery for pulp and paper mills,
sawmills, roadmaking and mining, produces boilers and tanks, and
sells and services farm machinery made by the Allis-Chalmers Manu¬
facturing: Co. and diesel power units made by General Motors Corp.
In addition to its plant at Brantford, Ont., Waterous has units at
Waterous,
including
stock
$1.14
representing 6%
$2.11
Earnings per share
facturing operations in
75%
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
—
before
Provision for Federal taxes on
37,950
Ltd.,
Maxson Corp.
sales
Income
Koehring Co.—To Expand in Canada—
The
(W. L.)
9 Months Ended June 30—
to
time
company
has
received
(but not later than Jan.
$7,400,000 of outstanding notes and
for construction.—V. 178, p. 243.
«G
(482)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Earnings—
National Distillers Products Corp.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
1353
revenues
—V.
178,
252.493
159.304
$0.76
$0.48
-
share
common
per
SI,449,185
(333,654 shares*-—
Miller Manufacturing Co.—Calls 5%
Debentures—
income
int.
Empire
the
—V.
178,
shs.
at
shall
&
will
stock
for
Namckagon
Oct.
all
its outstanding preferred
and
redemption agent is the Mar¬
The
I.
the
class
A
will
common
purchased
be
cent dividend.
Calling of these issues
only outstanding stock.—V. 178, p.
65
a
purchase
of Milwaukee, Wis.
Beginning Aug.
redeemed at $105 a share plus a $2.50
be
semi-annual
share
$26
a
the
at
for
class
B
beneficial
of
the
in
Pacific
for
denied
of
uses
the
recreational
Namekagon
build
to
the
of
176.
cost
1163
p.
V.
long dam,
turbines
connected
the
The
adapted
the use
various
power¬
a
Minneapolis-Honey well
Co.—Record
Regulator
Pilot
two
to
The
announced
company
matic
on Aug. 5
it had received a $16,850,000
Force to supply an advanced electronic auto¬
Air
U. S.
from the
-order
the E-ll, for one of
pilot,
Northrop F-83D Scorpion.
A.
M. Wilson,
Vice-President
Division,
order,
the
Division
the
World
II.
newest jet
fighters—the
the
2191.
p.
firm's
has
been
it
leading
a
designed
pro¬
first
the
II.
War
to
supply
autopilots
bombers, including the B-36, but that jet fighter
autopilots were becoming an increasingly dominant factor in the com¬
pany's
autopilot
business'.
He added
that
orders
totaling
nearly
$3,000,000 previously had been received for the E-ll.—V. 178. p. 243.
for
—V.
per
177,
Fund,
Minnesota
corporation
Exchange
July
on
Mining
The
company
registration
a
R.
L.
Exchange
and
Hopwood
the
Of
shares
31
announced
shares
New
his
estate
■died
wife,
Piper,
and
Mr.
Carlton's
estate
expenses
rents
Joint
facility
Other
income
&
pursuant
headed
$0.34
$0.34
public
offering
—
Jaffray
will
Net
order of
and
statute
to
the
De¬
Herbert
P.
$7,000,000
Buetow,
President,
by
agreement
which
nesota
Mining. Mr. Buetow
Minnesota
Mining common
Irvington
65,877,300
64,559.804
Gross
6,520,000
6,326,000
Interest
320,447
1,770,284
65
576,559
3,328,773
3,373,710
Cr23G,953 Cr2,385,062 Cr2,097,756
744,995
713,162
4,505,796
vision
from
in
for
sink-
$472,472
$469,701
$2,490,592
$2,488,823
84.575
said
80,371
507,450
482,226
and
$387,897
$389,330
$1,983,142
directors
Irvington
said
becomes
have
approved
division
a
Irvington ^stockholders
stock
in
cash
and
of
will
exchange
a
plastic
extensive
of
the
has
Union
Edison
Electric
of
The
resins
shell.
nut
because
liners.—V.
Missouri
line
cashew
field
Irvington
of bottle cap
insulations.
of
from
212,830
of
Net
resins
high
additional
di¬
useful
are
strength.
recognition
of
The
brings
proposal
with
In
Co.
of
senior
Net
Acquired—
below.—V.
173,
plan
now
in
manner
a
before
those
to
concerned,
he
said.—V.
178,
243.
p.
See
Mojud Hosiery Co.,
the
Idaho
basis
preferred
of
it
to
was
announced
Mojud
.stock
the
of
are
Co.,
Inc.,
that
and
six
months
of
Mines,
ended
all
the
shares
400
The
bank
had
sought
company will be on
name.—V. 173, p. 2199.
new
the
New
3
residential
resale
June
and
first
the
United
net
Other
157,
to
Net
of
letter ftpf
a
stock
common
The
changed
used
be
to
par*
notes
of
177,
and
on
commercial
There
is
of
41
after
has
Aug.
customers
and
change
no
cubic feet
rate
with
the
offered
named
as
exploration expenses.
granted
this
corporation said
it
due Sept. 30, 1955 to
of
sales
the
in
1953
for
other
to
rate
of
thousand
per
for
June
30,
agreement
with
011
Net
1960.
The
notes
interest
or
term
rate
plies annually to unused credit until
July 1,
stated
was
issued
$9,184,432
outstanding
of
in
Murray Corp.
43/4r/ir
stock
common
enameled
cast-iron
s
■p.
that
0
paid
promissory
of
commitment
full
notes
t°
2095.
pointed
In
its
$3,648,873
to
in
acquire
cash
80%
of
and
the
Eljer Co., a privately-owned
manufacturer
fixtures and brass
fittings. Murray
out other Eljer
stockholders.—V
174
'
Co.
Inc.,
includ.
and
sales
of
1953
foreign subs,
branches
steel
after
Provision for
Net
depreciation and
income taxes...
profit
NOTES-The
on
Canada*
are
reported
Profits
amounted
to
of
not
all
$2,411,466
now
feet
99,000
increased
profits
of
included
foreign
'
subsidiaries
in
the
subsidiary
taxes*
during
-subsidiary,
companies
%X£°2
Foreign
«r
and
and
companfeV
six
profit
^ex¬
befn^
br»S
and
months
cash
which
foreign
amounted
°f 1953 as COmpared with
currencies
were
converted
to
$1,044,236
SI,123,379 for
at
nflolf
the six
the
of
monSs
$5,302,550
:
$4,811,433
87,822
93,257
$5,390,372
$4,904,690
—
(net)——
827,546
891,253
$4,013,437
;
stock
450,180
divids.
include
excess
to
&
450,180
$4,112,645
surp.
$1,379,609
steam
January,
$3,563,257
costs
of
temporary
incurred
1953.—V.
178,
during
surcharges
the
period
of
150.
p.
Transport Co.—Redemption
With
SEC
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
foreign
1952
$53,674,407
$70,739,771
8,345,981
21,858,861
4,033,000
"1,784,000
"10,296,000
"$9,778,861
income—
on
excess profits
and
of
tax__
income
taxes
—
shares
outstanding-share
per
4,894.900
—
amounts
as
are
originally
'
4,894,430.
$0.88
-
12
period.
months'
1952,
would
taxes
United
If
the
States
"$2.00
published
1952 necessitated
have
to
1952
the
approximated
have
$9,778,861
tax
given
were
tax
of
the
and
the
$10,622,861—$2.17
published
the
six
and
the
of
months'
provisions applicable for the full
income
on
full year
income
on
for
provision for
a
the
foreign taxes
$11,236,000
approximated
originally
and
rata-effect
pro
the provision for taxes
would
ostensible
which
first
net
178,
six
months
earnings
of
after
share—instead
a
based
was
requirements at that time—V.
Parkmaster
Th-;
31
Systems.
corporation,
filed
of
letter
a
trends
on
of
and
150.
p.
&
of
Co.,
Spokane,
device
manufacturing
notification
to
be
Hachez
Spokane,
Inc.,
parking
a
of
stock
common
corporate
with
offered
&
at
Brown,
Wash.
The
the
($1
par
Inc.
net
SEC
Walter
proceeds
company,
share*
per
and
Wash.—Files—
covering
to
are
J.
shares
Penna-
Nicholls
be
&
for
used
July
on
50,000
through
Co..
general
puvposes.
$0.09
Pembroke Corp.—Trustee for Bonds
Appointed—
116,000
1,178,000
subsidiary.
one
(&
only $175,000 for
The
Bankers
registrar
July
for
Colo.—Files
$4,312,981
taxes
for other
$989,700
1,406.000
1,
and
Trust
paying
Co.,
New
for
agent
York,
has
$1,371,000
been
of
appointed
4»/4%
sinking
trustee,
bonds
due
1978.
fAfter consolidated.
the
million
for
more
a
whose
production
Y.,
business
equipment
Elizabbeth,
of
for
N.
remaining
half
Penick
of
1953,
be
can
year.
L.
He
also
only a three month
subsidiaries since. it
is
the
Herman
facilities
midwest;
tool
allied
J..diner
176,
Body Co..
are
the
makers
being
Bennel
for
the
St.
Gross
profit
from
Prof,
before
Machine
plant
at
Tool
indus¬
of
No.
for
Net
inc.
profit
per
"After
761,470
$27,302,185
1,784.736
1,654.463
3,253,793
—V.
com.
77,500
shares
of
42,500
1,945,100
2,525,000
$611,963
$1,308,693
for
$0.76
dividends
common
stock
$0.64
on
V.
176,
$1.39
preferred
stock
$1.41
and
based
and
earnings
before
outstanding.
rest
of
the
year
look
favorable
company
announced
on
Aug.
7
that
$1,002,253
738,000
738,000
738,000
738,000
$0.70
$0.66
$1.53
$1.36
Preferred
—
by
had
acquired
to
I
Aug.
31,
$52
convertible
1956,
the
used
prices
after
next
more
of
1953
for
Stock
Hemphill,
of
5%
&
for
priced
1952,
the
issue
approximately
and
the
$52
at
per
stock
prices
at
$25
per
therefater
share
until
on
or
31,
Aug.
expires.
1963.
proceeds
opening
is
of
one
from
range
will
be
used
$720,000
remainder
of
these
believd
exceed
that
those
DIVIDENDS—Since
cents per
the
A
on
1
common
higher
privilege
31,
Aug.
net
Philadelphia,
Fifteen
It
at
—
Co.
cumulative converti¬
value)
par
Offered
Noyes
will
be
additional
$54.50
to
spent
until
repay
in
added
to
Aug.31,
company
improving lease¬
working capital
this
store
the
i
year
and
six
year.
around
stantially
into
and
conversion
expenditures
be
years.
the
Equipment Manufacturing Co.,
located
at
345
Hudson
St., New York, which manufactures radio
communication and electronic
equipment for the U. S. Government and
industry.
($50
BUSINESS—Corporation
■
it
is
to
items.
Co.—Acquisition—
stock
holds during
and
This
$1,166,973
stock
PROCEEDS—The
for
1771.
Otis Elevator
112,987
$485,426
headed
group
Redemption
.
for the
413,865
Fruit Co., Inc.
when
1956
on
for
sales
p.
26,727
i
The
1963,
types of papers produced
by the company is con¬
tinuing strong and Oxford's backlog is larger than at
the correspond¬
ing
date
last
year,"
Hugh J.
Chisholm, President,
said.
"Conse¬
quently.
1,228.079
92,035
tax
1676.
p.
preferred
share.
$1,326,041
sh,___
2,343,319
1,771,972
outstandingshares
per
176.
Penn
3,851 041
$707,236
provision
"Demand
$26,700,373
taxes
3,352,810
564,111
$518,869
ble
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$13,075,135
—
1,076,264
689,491
Aug 4 offered 40,000 shares
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes
$5,834,372
1,300,395
taxes
tax_
profits
shares
Earned
capacity,
$13,425,158
inc.
$7,234,445
to
Co.—Earnings—
—
$2,806,218
income
2167.
p.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$3,297,764
inc.
income
excess
Net
for
College Point, N. Y., makers
products. O'Mahony continues
manufacturing
Fed.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
income
&
operations
Louis.
utilized
aircraft
Ford, Ltd., Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Period End. June 30—
included
the
of
plant
&
F.
expected
Jerry O'Mahony Inc. has increased
Stansteel,
added.—V.
half
Federal
machine
and
first
company
acquired
year,
acquisition
builder,
N.
the
newly
basis.
than
the
the
announced
its
year
the
for
that
Transmitter
rates
1952
15.672:123
§1952
$2,766,000
subsidharv
durinT
exchange
official
free, prevailing at May 31, 1953 and
May 31, 1952.—v. 177,'
p 1370.
diner
before
^00
same period of 1952.' Included
above, are the profits earned
by the Canadian
dividends
received
from
branches
Profit
$2 56
branches
consolidated
the
sales
"Earns,
c
$2 83
and
with
body
its
$2.7
figures
more
announcement
Prov.
fs compared with shown
$3,664,183 during the
net profit
in the
1:1953
estimates
Period End. June 30—
MOMS?
outstdg'
fiscal
a
little
office
11 202 795
5 570 4^
(after
o—n
7.133;912
1,969.807 shrs.
unremitted
n^c
12.704 377
_4
Earns, per share
cluding
maintenance..
inr*
period
of
one
Oxford Paper
1952
ope
the
17,376,730
earnings
banking
Net
125 mn
———
Profits,
on
a
'
companies
the'
to
1953
income for the full
year ended Dec. 31,
United States excess profits tax of
month
per
326,000
of
the
Brooklyn,
and
try;
sales
from
truck
operate
^ales,
by
to
54.
p.
______
Metals, Inc., Aurora,
to
$0.23
month
that
worth
net
expanded
(& Subs.)—
Earnings-
6 Months Ended June 30
30—
shares.—-----—
President,
out
just
Mo.,
the
National Cash Register Co.
June
considerably
earn
ap¬
plumbing
°^ered
six
record
With
operating
fee
supplied
added
applied
be
—————-"$22,679,280 $20,483,562
revenues
earnings
luna
share
statement
1955.
out
com.
per
rate
borrowing will be 3V2%, or y2% over the bank's
prime commercial
whichever is greater, with a
4v'4% ceiling, a v2 %
It
no.
term
on
be
be
The
{^Unconsolidated.
five
on
Weeks.
Co.—Earnings—
taxes-
com.
$16,275,000
commercial
next
brackets for
—
Camardella,
90-day
138,
be
underwriting
&
to
are
on
to
companies for
and
the
sold
gas
$1.50
used by residential
gas
cents
1,
——
Average
to
borrow
can
Ended
profit
Earned
Agreement, Etc.—
terms
financing
will
initially
requirement
for
1952
year
company
2571.
p.
Months
"Net
America—Credit
Hornblower
SEC
1959,
during July, 1952 as a
part of the interim statement of consolidated
earnings for the six
months ended
June 30,
1952.
Consolidated earnings before taxes on
be
who has been
to pay
Commission
Sales
company has set up an $8,000,000 credit
headed by National Bank of
Detroit.
banks
The
Corp.
avail,
S.
"These
notification
(no
Sparling,
50 cents with upward adjustments in all
"Not
Murray
the
an
$4,562,826
States
Number
1184.
p.
(Jerry) O'Mahony Inc.—Announces Record Earnings—
Exchange under
of
deductions
dividend
U.
Net
charges.
interest
Kellogg, Ida.—Files—
filed
31
Corporation
1.000
The old
to
common
Stock
underwritings
Light
and
other
Earnings before
The
amounted
1953
30,
and
$87,844.—V.
was
proceeds are to
readings
purposes.
the
has been
York
and
deduction
amounting to $3,015,000, it is announced. The company
an
increase of $3,271,000. The increases will be effective
meter
dealings in the
company
Aug.
and
the
due
through
income
loan,
$39.88.
was
share after the
increases
goes
this
Inc.
with
debentures
20*
income
1952
rate
Six
of
name
4^
Six Months Ended June 30—
sales
market
1953
30,
$1,150,000
a
expenses
Inc.,
01^ July
Oklahoma
use.—V.
that effective
&
a
-
Calif.—Registers
statement
Net
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—Granted Rate Rise—
Co., Inc.—Changes Name-
this
of
revenues—..
recoverable
all
Mojud Hosiery
Co..
&
Parke, Davis & Co.
June
stock
$10.81
was
share through Robert G.
per
users.
Inc., below.
Angeles,
Aug.
(net*__
Pandora
627.
p.
company's
of
deduction
covering
witjh
terms
completed
The corporation on
July 30 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 100,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $1
per
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
pay for
development of mining properties.—V. 176, p. 770.
.
the
corporation
The
for
Mojud Co., Inc.—New Name—
(about
—
period ended June 30,
Studied
composing differences so that the
Commerce Commission can be amended
the Interstate
acceptable
the
stock
for
underwriter.
The subject of recapitalization is under
study by management and a
.special committee of the board of directors, Donald V.
Fraser, President,
reported. The. committee will foster a free
interchange of ideas be¬
tween
common
and
preferred stockholders and between stockholders
and
management with a
view to
the
the
value,
par
obligations.
after
$125
at
862.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Recapitalization
325,000
$1
Corp.—Asset Value—
the
on
gain from the sale of securities
SEC
p.
for
share
per
the common
income
$102,243
$6,101,468
provision
coverage
North
Missouri
177,
of
1,000,000
of
which
of
stock
founders'
outstanding.—V.
are
totaled
After
The
Be
of
consisted
shares
stock,
value
par
shares
line
a
$20,000,000
Pan America Petroleum &
the
founders' shares to the same
exist in the case of outstanding
as
authorized
of
$1
212,830
175,000
value of
all
derived
are
also
dielectric
number
and
assets
asset
178, p. 298.
Co.—To
the
participating
asset
net
under
that
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been
appointed agent for
redemption of all outstanding shares of 4% cumulative preferred
stock,
called for redemption on
Sept. 4, 1953.—V. 174, p, 106.
and
respectively,
figures,,
538.462.
to
participating
North American Investment
their
chemical
which
of
most
These
their
gained
company's
Los
registration
a
and
Power
"Operating
for
Min¬
receive
for
said
Exchange Commission—
the
expenses
Preferred
«
a
July 31 voted to increase the authorized number
on
shares
35%
which
oi
Co., incorporated in 1906,
is best
insulating varnishes, varnished cloths and
of
Net
$2,006,597
Shipbuilding Corp.—Stock Increased—
authorized
outstanding,
the
Neal
amount
sink¬
—
York
of
shares
of
Insulator
lines
an
liquid
electronics
years
See
&
wide
extruded
produces
the
recent
Co.
by
fu.l
,
——
-
stockholders
values.
Varnish
its
and
the
Insulator
&
the
produced
He
4,273,798
54.
p.
Previously,
Varnish
hundred
31
Coleman.
1,539,239
552,964
Cr362,842
funds
178,
ratios
Aug. 4.
be
stated.
company
and will
short-term
bank
loans.—V.
income
998,000
378,178
alter
inc.
founders'
ol
stock.
Irvington
known
papers,
Irvington
on
Corp.,
proceeds
operating
Other
10,496,577
funds
New
Acquisition of New Jersey Firm—
by this company of
Irvington, N. J., was announced
price
revenues
Septembr,
The
Contract-^-
approximately
of
12 Months Ended June 30
J.1,277,051
—
*
specified Air Force Depots for redistribution
throughout the world.—V. 178, p. 244.
sale
of
of
Operating
Operating
Net
1953—6 Mos.—1952
shares.
Purchase
Totaling
$80,468,618
(net)
funds
Net
on
Brooklyn,
several
of
announced July
Mr.
to
will
arcs
Coleman
to
Blyth
Net
Pacific
$82,107,683
_
before
inc.
—V.
shares.—
by
funds
$13,293,493
charges—
issue.
32,942
own
public
amendment.
reduction
according
titling
Mr.
covering
group
1953—Month—1952
rents-—-
cont.
ing
the
of
45,000 shares are a part of the holdings of the
P. Carlton, former President of the company, who
1953.
After the offering, Mr. Bush and his wife will
shares
1953.
for
1,063,000
Fixed
St.,
Force
manufacture
was
_
and
June,
484,071
own
and
underwriters
30.
$14,125,818
revenue—
Operating
These
Richard
of
in
the
the
Finance
150,941
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
Taxes
being sold, 75,000 shares are a part of the
Bush, Chairman of the Executive Committee,
holdings of Archibald G.
and
head
to
value*.
of
filed
offered
Edison Light Co.—Auction—
that,
Period End. June 30—
ing
Sinking
par
Ryerson
elec¬
carry
electronics.
and sells tilting arcs under an exclu¬
with Rohr Aircraft Corp. Designed to facilitate
engine assemblies and complete engine nacelles,
delivered
$1,623,333
registration statement
a
of
expected
are
145,000
July
1952
•
.
partment of Public Utilities of Massachusetts, the New Bedford Gas
Edison Light Co. offers for sale at auction one share of its common
capital stock at a price of not less than $274,600.—V. 178, p. 298.
Registers
—
months,
corporation
Balance
Co.
its common stock (no
shares ara^being sold by certain stockholders.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
145,000
covering
426.
p.
Commission—
filed with the SEC
6
Aug.
on
176,
with
of
Day & Co., members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges,
July
Equipment
statement
stock.—V.
Manufacturing
&
Securities and
With
Commission—
filed
29
Minn.—Registers
150,000 shares of its common
covering
Minnesota
Minneapolis,
Inc.,
Securities and
the SEC
1
,,
New Bedford Gas &
Operating
The
shares)—
(444,872
1581.
for
will
manufactures
and
general
011
be
$2,047,675
and
helicopters
With
share
common
13
engines,
150.852
p.
35
it
field
of
will
Electronic
agreement
Securities
This
&
continuing
was
1953
:
.
.
income
Earns,
would be required to complete
for such equipment received by
military since
World
company
Net
r
revenues
the
the contract calls for de ivery
contract,
Pacific
Aeronautical
of
Honeywell
the
for
during
the
said
Wilson
contract
War
pilots
autopilot
all-electronic
Mr.
single
largest
since
automatic
of
ducer
charge
approximately two years
said
the
the nation's
in
Operating
cf
would
the
corporation
Air Force installations
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Order—
next
new
With
National Gas & Oil Corp.
at
Division
for
contracts
addition,
in
Corp.—New Air
covering
this
dollars,
models
the
arcs
by
corporation
handhng
of
174,
located
establishment
This
Otis
by
other
In
Otis
Vice-Presidcnt-Ac'ministration.
mi lion
within
contract
a
extending about 6Vi> miles
project ranged from $472,220
the
of
and
and
*
for
the
Co.
held
150.
p.
arcs
sive licensing
including
River,
383-foot
a
Trainers
negotiation.
Airmotive
of
tilting
Coleman,
the
purposes."
proposed
Estimates
$497,505.—V.
on
project
this
Wise.
County,
containing two 1,040-horsepower
750-kilowatt generators, and a reservoir
upstream.
by
application
an
hydroelectric
proposed
a
Wa hburn
had
company
for
has
house
to
388.
J.
found that the proposed project "is not best
public
stream
The
preferred
6
leaves
the
common
Commission
license
a
River
The Commission
Bank
while
dividend
j>lu
will
stock on
common
Usey
Power
178,
Receipt
half
Federal
under
of
Elevator
contracts
and
Y.—V.
1904.
p.
Navigational
made
was
Otis
development work
Electronics Division will be
The
$0.68
30.30
177,
of
Government
8.499,728
SO.57
8,499,728
$0.31
announcement
Division
equipment
$6,805,467
8.498,973
8,498,973
reserves.—V.
and
tronic
research
10,602
$5,908,940
$3,007,776
share.
com.
I
corporation
A
7,093
time,
existing
Bomber
1,293.192
7,090,000
$3,179,449
depreciation and
company
This
1,572,440
7,195,000
61,556
Namekagon Hydro Co.—License Denied—
Y.
Milprint, Inc.—To Redeem Its Shares—
-class
697,601
3,017,00C
43,464
outstanding.
per
"After
The
388.
p.
786,803
cos.
Rohr
payment of the full redemption price will be made
Trust
Co.,
trustee,
120
Broadway,
New
York,
N.
Immediate
$6,729,470 $14,737,936 $15,199,261
3,992,000
taxes__
subs.
profit
Earns,
outstanding 5%
and
accrued
interest.
in
same
Electronics
execute
N.
Com.
called for redemption on Sept. 1. next, all of its
sinking fund debentures dated Sept. 1, 1945, at 103%
has
company
$8,001,716
charges
Federal
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
opers
Interest
Net
The
from
Minor,
53.
p.
"Earns,
the
At
(& Domestic Subs.)
the
Period End. June 30—
$1,914,125
-
income
Net
Earns,
1952
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
operates
Pa.,
stores
the
made
public
26
self-service
emphasizing
were
sales
opened
supermarkets
of
during
perishable
the
company's average sales per
by any other food chain.
in
food
last
five
store
sub¬
offering of common stock in January,
company has
regularly paid quarterly dividends of 12 Vs
share, and in December, 1952 a 4% stock dividend was paid.
Number 5245... The
Volume 178
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
payable
Mortgage
stock
Preferred
F.
695,000
($50
t36,100 shs.
t36,100 shs.
80,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
850,000 shs.
507,581 shs.
value)
par
($5 par value)
is
Co.
Equipment
corporation
July
on
filed
29
letter
a
SEC
shares
of
dumber
the
For
V.
177.
earnings
net
1953,
30,
June
All
the
of
com¬
several underwriters, and the
preferred
stock which each has
convertible
of
are
Drexel
share
shares
Co
&
after
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co—
Clark
W.
1,500
1,500
Co
Kewburger
&
Parrish
Co
&
1,500
1,500
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
—V.
178,
& Co
700
Butcher & Sherrerd
700
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine—
700
Dixon & Co
—70O
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co,
700
Penington, Colket and Co.
700
Stein Bros. & Boyce
70O
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
70G
Wurts, Dulles & Co
700
2,000
& Co
Co
&
Janney
Boenning
3,800
3,800
3,400
2,400
Edward
of
Rickelman
F.
line of
Co.,
Mr.
sale
stock
additional
of
staedt,
has
who
Assistant Secretary-Treasurer,
Ryan, who has retired following 36 years with the
V. 175, p. 2282.
General
Sales
announces
Department
Sales
has
company
decided to redeem
preferred
stock
according
to
April
177,
preferred stock.—V.
on
stock is convertible
shares of
3.4459
176,
July
until
31
and is
various
by
Six
Months Ended
1953
30—
June
Profit
before
Federal
Federal income
taxes
and excess
Net
income
21,081,195
11,200,000
9,350,000
income
on
104,068,042
81,395,92^
26,079,001
20,661,2^6
77,989,041
60,734,678
71,000,000
assets June
current
30
:
Long-term debt June 30
—V.
177,
of
construction
Wyandotte,
issuance
the
a
new
works.
Mich.,
of
stock
common
new
construction
The
was
;
.
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Completes
Acquisition—
Thomas
Chas.
—V.
J.
177,
Manager of Pfizer
General
Winn,
Pfizer
has
Inc.,
Co.,
&
the J. B.
and other
announced on Aug. 3.
Laboratories, a division
elected President of Roerig.
prescription nutritional specialties, was
been
2133.
p.
SEC
sion
Securities and Exchange
July
on
29
Common stock
Lake
&
according to maturity. The group was
bid of 99.2616.
to 3.40%,
awarded the certificates Aug. 5 on a
Stuart
Halsey,
&
Peabody
Kidder,
and
99.7463
bid
Co.
is
by the following
be secured
to
letter
a
Co.,
Holding
This
corporation
Central
"
'
of
,-J
* '
.
common
*
at
be
Holyoke
Issue
to
net
The
Southern California Water
to
are
•*$>
be used for a
be
used
redeem
to
presently
outstanding
working
supply about $550,000 for expansion and additional
bonds and
Operating
Sheller Manufacturing Corp.
Discontinues Produc¬
—
This
Block
Oct.
Trust
The
1.
dividend.
Co.
Pittsburgh
of
will
•t
Total
before
Products
Norfolk,
as
Ended
the Mellon National Bank &
paying agent.—V. 171, p. 2611.
income
Federal
1952
$11,156,452 $10,821,580
882,554
1,251,836
200,000
390,000
taxes
(est.)
8,278
$839,168 $12,094,556 $10,234,719
3,519
74,818
53,512
$1,119,675
has represented
which
caps,
and
volume,
'Net
sold
has
income
$342,687 $12,169,374 $10,238,231
taxes
income
:___
income
dividends
Accrued
.—
—
on
cumulative pfd. stock
1,929,674
3,832,000
1,587,910
3,387,000
$6,407,700
deductions
Income
Federal
$5,313,321
455,920
420,535
$5,951,780
4,243,456
$4,892,786
Detroit
1953
Provision for Federal taxes on income
crown
pany's
1953—12 Kfos.—1952
$2,169,116 $29,054,400 $24,670,963
1,329,948 16,959,844 14,436,249
$1,111,397
income
Gross
has been enlarged to accommodate these
President, announced on July 31,
with this move, Sheller has discontinued the production
only a small part of the com¬
its crown-cap making machinery in the
plant to the Crown Cork & Seal Co. of Michigan. The latter
company also has leased the half of the plant housing this equipment.
The remaining hall of the Detroit plant will either be sold or leased.
of
income
operating
Other
which
plant,
Concurrent
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
June
Va.,
the
in
etc.
$2,672,952
1,561,555
transferred
has
operations, M. M. Burgess,
.
Income
Profit
act
Pocahontas Co.
Pond Creek
Six Months
21
Sept.
Beginning
corporation,
efficiency,
redeem all outstanding shares of its preferred
price will be $142.75 per share,
including a
corportaion will
on
442.75
Net
Service Co.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
revenues—:—
Operating expenses,
interest of better integration and over-all
the gasket-cutting operations of its Cork
Division, until now located in Detroit, Mich., to the division's
This
Steel Foundry Corp.—To Redeem Pfd.—
a
Period End. June 30—
tion of Crown Caps—
Pittsburgh
filed
company
Southwestern Public
•1
capital.—V. 160, p. 1443.
244.
Co.—Registers with SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on July
29, 1953, covering 60,000 preferred shares, convertible series (cumula¬
tive, $25 par), to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group headed by Harris, Hall & Co.
(Inc.) and Smith, Polian & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment, as are the dividend rate and conversion rate.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used in part to retire bank
loans of $1,000,000 incurred in 1953 in connection with the temporary
financing of the company's continuing construction program, and the
balance of such proceeds will become treasury funds and will be avail¬
able to finance this program.
Property additions and improvements
for 1953 are estimated at $2,100,000.—V. 178, p. 390.
arranged with Bankers Bond Corp. of Toronto,
sell $1,250,000 of new first mortgage bonds.
and
proceeds
details of
conducted under* the
will be at Corpus Christi with divisional offices at Harlingen and
The properties serve the rich Rio Grande Valley and Coastal
the winter "market basket" of the nation.—V. 177, p. 2460 and
The
176, p.
has
company
Canada,
be
Service. Headquarters of the new com¬
&
Ice
Southern Texas
of
<»:.
operations would
that
176, p. 2533.
($1
used to
Seiberling Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Financing—
The
new
.
President of Southeastern, in revealing
stated
par
(
Neb. The net proceeds are to
1714.
Lincoln,
Co.,
&
retail store.—V.
new
that it had leased as of
35 ice and cold storage plants of the
Texas. The lease agreement contains
announced
term of years the
& Light Co. of
a
Power
agreement
areas,
Aug.
on
Service Co.—Leases Plants—
29
Uvalde.
3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $100,000 6f serial debentures to mature $5,000 each year
from 1954 through 1973.
They will be offered at par through Ellis,
corporation
S. C.—Stock Offered—
record July
of
July
on
Charles J. Gregory,
the
Schweser's Sons, Inc., Fremont, Neb.—Files—
(Geo.)
The
—V.
177,
Balance
Dividends
2013.
p.
applicable to common
paid on
shares
Common
stock.
stock
common
$682,554
678,968
$2.01
Dividends declared
$2.54
—
Earnings per share (339,484 shares)
—V.
The
company
Rights
3,521.572
Months
Ended
after
shares
1
1952
John
I.
Snyder,
Jr.,
outlook
for
substantial
Chairman
the
of
and
Board
the
of
balance
1953
the company's
is progressing satisfactorily.
Snyder
program
that
reported
Car, is
Steel
at
President, stated
in view of
anticipate that the
favorable
is
orders. Furthermore, we
backlog of
tight steel situation, so prevalent during the first six months of
will ease up considerably during the second half of the year."
Mr.
product
1953,
customer.
Sales
"Furthermore,"
of
Mr.
the company's product
no
longer
freight
cars
$1.56
$1.39
in
Snyder
"we
are
anxious
to
broaden
base even more through future acquisitions and
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Merger Agreement
company
19
their
Co.—V.
and
Washington
agreement
178, p.
to
54.
Water
merge
Power
Puget
p.
Co.
into
have
letter
A
extended
Washington
to
Water
notification
of
(not to exceed
'
filed
was
per
on
July
22
shares
10,000
without
share,
Smith Paper Mills, Ltd.—Exchange Offer—
The company
on
Paper
July 30 announced that its offer
Co.,
Ltd.,
to
exchange
their
to stockholders of
shares for
common
Mills shares has been extended to Aug. 20. The
shares are exchangeable on
fi basis of
lVt shares of Howard Smith
for each Donnacona share.—V. 178, p. 245.
Howard
Smith
Paper
Somerville
Louis
(
E.
announced
a
with the SEC on July 30
covering
stock (par $1) to be offered at the market
aggregate totai of $100,000) through White, Weld &
Co., New York.
The net proceeds are to go to Howard Kellogg, Ruth
Kellogg Terry and The Marine Trust Co, of Western New York.—
of
shares
6,500
V.
common
an
177, p. 2573.
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)—New Construction—
construction on all sections of a new 238
pipeline from Whiting, Ind., to River Rouge,
Mich., it was announced Julv 29 by R. E. Nelson, Jr., General Manager
of crude oil supply and products pipelines.
"The new Whiting-River Rouge products pipeline is being built to
The
390.
corporation
covering
$2
division
(N. J.) Iron Works—New Control—
Wolfson
and associates,, of Jacksonville,
Fla., on Aug. 4
purchase of the Somerville Iron Works, of Somerville, N.
the Johnson Bronze Co., of New Castle, Pa.
J.,
of
country's leading producers
of soil pipe and soil pipe fittings, has plants at Somerville, N. J., and
Chattanooga, Term., with warehouses at Chicago, 111., and Houston,
Texas, and sales offices in most major cities. Net worth of the company
as of June 30,
1953, was $3,080,001.
The purchase price was rot disclosed. Mr. Wolfson said purchase of
the Somerville Iron Works was made for investment purposes,
The
Extended—
This
178,
Donnacona
the
concluded,
Sons, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Spencer Kellogg &
rights to
subscribe Tor an additional 67,187 shares had previously
by certain
stockholders, thus enabling purchasers of
this year (Wertheim & Co. and Burnham & Co.) to
minimum of about 25%
of the $939,000 debenture issue. See
55.
p.
company
refined
provide
has started
products
dependable method of transporting
refineries to Michigan and
refined petroleum
Indiana consuming
part of the company's expansion program to
demands for more and improved refined
help meet military
petroleum products
a
safe,
products from Standard's
areas," Mr. Nelson said.
"It is
and civilian
in
areas
served by the
company."
to the new 10 and 12 inch pipeline by
refinery. The line will be connected with Stan¬
pipelines in seven mldwestern states, which
total 1,731 miles in length.
"The
connection
permits, greater flexibility in the company's dis¬
tribution facilities," Mr. Nelson added. It will also be possible to supply
this line
with products from the company's Sugar Creek, Mo., and
Neodesha, Kan., refineries, he said.
The new line will transport the company's various grades of gasoline,
kerosene, furnace oils, heater oils, and diesel fuels.
New
pipeline terminals for the Whiting-River Rouge pipeline are
being constructed at South Bend. Ind., and Jackson, Mich. The line
will terminate
at Standard's existing lake terminal at River Rouse.
Construction of the Whiting-River Rouge pipeline was approved by
the
Petroleum
Administration
for defense. Special permits covering
river crossings under Federal jurisdiction have been obtained from the
U. ,S. Corps of Engineers. Permits for crossing railroads and highways
are being
obtained from the proper railroad and highway authorities.
Right-of-way easements are being obtained from private land owners,
who also receive
payment for actual construction damages.—V. 173,
Products
will
be
supplied
the company's Whiting
dependent
product research and development."—TV. 177, p. 877.
Power
basis;
to
(Howard)
to
Nov.
one-for-one
announced shortly before
underwriting will be in¬
subscription agent will be the Riverside Trust Co., Hartford,
diversification
upon one
product and
first six months amounted
only 36%
of our total sales. This percentage should be even lower
by the end of the year," he stated.
"Our
products
now
range
from freight
cars
to cookware;
from
dairy cans to oil well pumping equipment; from trailers to wastfe re¬
ceptacles; from steel tanks to prefabricated houses and from 155 mm
shell to engine lathes.
"Pressed
one
a
filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (no par) to be offered
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
purchase patents, office equipment, etc.
The capital structure of the
company will be $3,000,000.
The purpose of this corporation is to operate a helicopter tour serv¬
ice in Washington, D. C.
In addition, the corporation contemplated
operating local mail service and possibly unscheduled freight.
SEC
1,045,500
$0.83
1,583,430
$1.00
outstanding
"the
that
the
on
Sky Ride Helicopter Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files—
The
952,165
1,668,349
Earnings per common share
our
stock (par $1) of record
right to subscribe for a like
common
mile
1953
June 30—
taxes____
a
also V.
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
$49,809,769 $24,157,933
Common
stock
debentures earlier
Bales
income
of
offered
178,
waived
been
retain
8ix
shares
be
common
Conn.
mill.
Pressed Steel Car Co.,
Net
to
additional
volved. The
July 31
shares
exploration
equip
201,563
of
expected
are
of
—V.
expire Aug. 24. The subscription price will be
the date on which the offering is made. No
Tungsten Enterprise—Files With SEC—
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of capital stock to be offered at par ($1 per
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
and
development
expenses
and
to construct and
on
without
share),
12
amount
covering 300,000
for
holders
The
Aug.
177, p. 1905.
Pony (Mont.)
Hartford, Conn.—Rights to Stockholders—
Silex Co.,
$861,836
678,968
profit
3,732,853
3,815 006
outstanding
Earnings per share
Net
128,602 shs.
for issuance upon a stock option held
V. 177, p. 2787.
,
option to purchase.
an
Aug. 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
on
shares
20,000
company
1 for
Aug.
Okla.—
City,
Oklahoma
Inc.,
Outstanding
°200,000 shs.
Fund, Columbia,
stockholders
common
name
stock to be offered
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds' are Ao
cost of acquiring stock from Blankenship Estate.
pay
Co.
&
standard-gauge rail¬
road equipment estimated to cost $4,353,500; Five Diesel road switching
locomotives of 1,600 H.P. each, and 35 Diesel switching locomotives of
1,000 H.P. each. Issuance of the certificates is subject to authorization
by the Interstate Commerce Commission,
Other
members
of
the offering
group
are:
Drexel & Co.; Union
Securities Corporation;
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 178, p. 299 and
issue
filed
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—__
Southeastern Public
Kensington, Conn.—Files With
Commission—
V.
The
99.58, both for 33/eS.
The
30
leased
1 were recently given the
for 116,016 additional shares of
common
stock (par $1) at $2.15 per share on the basis of one new
share for each three shares held
(with an oversubscription privilege).
Unsubscribed shares were to be publicly offered at $2.37V2 per share.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 178, p. 151.
The
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
per
Erie RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—A group headed by Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler on Aug. 6 offered $3,225,000 3V\% equipment
trust certificates, maturing annually Sept. 1, 1954 to 1968,
inclusive.
The certificates
are
priced to yield from
Pittsburgh
July
on
this
right to subscribe on or before July 31
pany
Royalty
(no par).
by Walter J. Niles, President.
1772.
p.
covering
2438.
2.90%
corporation
176,
Enterprises,
corporation
next, $125,000
of notification with the
SEC
covering 2,450 shares of common stock to be onered at par
($25 per share) to stockholders of record July 22 on the basis of one
new
share for each two shares held. No
underwriting is involved.—
The
V.
Inc., Bluefield, W. Va.—Files—
filed a letter of notification with the
covering 44,348 shares of capital stock, subject to offer of rescis¬
at par ($5 per share). No underwriting is involved. — V. 176,
Pioneer
The
1,
interest,
Rowland Products, Inc.,
Brooklyn (N. Y.) chemical and
Signing of final papers by which this
pharmaceutical company acquired the outstanding stock of
Roerig Co., leading Chicago
(111.) supplier of hematinics
Sept.
sinking fund 5% bonds due Spt. 1, 1962, at 100%
through the operation of the fixed sinking fund.
Redemption will be made at the Harris Trust and Savings Bank,
corporate trustee, 115 West Monroe St., Chicago, 111.—V. 177, p. 1052.
reserves.—V. 178, p. 389.
from company
on
EFFECT
GIVING
^Includes 4,200 shares reserved
mortgage
accrued
that
1956.
Southeastern
corporation has called for redemption
first
and
and the balance
of 1952
May
in
The
of
noted
be
Authorized
Roosevelt Oil & Refining Corp.—Partial Redemption—
which also includes
at the company's
partially financed by
30,
CAPITALIZATION
2787.
p.
should
50,000,000
Capital expenditures
Net
Nov.
$2.93
$1.50
12,290,058
share
Current assets June 30
It
feet of
a building immediately
adjacent to its main plan for its research staff.
This building is also used for some storage of bulk items of inventory.
This lease with Dennings Point Realty Co. of New York City expires on
$3.25
$1.50
22,768,936
share
per
Dividends paid per
Inc.
Industries,
Olin
property was not used by the owner during World War II.
In addition, the company leases approximately 8,000 square
$12,989,344 $11,731,195
Net income
succeeds Howard E.
Buhl organization,—
$88,760,154
profits taxes (est.)__
of
Division
1,482,810
24,189,344
income
Total
New Haven 4, Conn.
146 Munson St.,
mately 50,000 square feet of floor space in a building under a lease
expiring June 30, 1954, subject to cancellation at the option of the
lessor in the event of war,
with the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,
[1952
309,078
revenue
located at its
It has approxi¬
company's executive and administrative offices are
The
$99,461,592
operating
in¬
allow.
Sales, excl. State and Fed. gasoline and oil taxes $99,152,514 $87,277,344
Other
allow¬
applications are being
Commercial
contracts.
government
principal plant,
of a $12,000,000 program
synthetic
ammonia
unit
part
has recently developed a long-time tape recorder
vestigated, and it is expected that such applications can be developed
when production
facilities and government contract obligations will
Richfield Oil Corp.—Earnings Increased—
expansion project undertaken
largest single
the
is
plant
Conn.
The company
announced.
new
of electronic dictating and transcribing machines. Its
executive
offices are located at 146 Munson St.,
New
ing simultaneous recording for 24 hours on two channels of communi¬
cation. This equipment is now in production and being delivered under
Sept. 30.
for each
common
primarily
It is
1940.
turing and sale
2438.
p.
Current liabilities June 30
The
15,
was
incorporated in Connecticut on
engaged in the development, manufac¬
corporation
BUSINESS—The
of its outstanding 5 y2%
Oct.
1,
at
107Va
Plus
on
announcement
an
Secretary.
The
conversion ratio is
present
of
all
convertible
dividends
The
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—New Plant—
The company's new $8,000,000 electrolytic chlorine and caustic soda
plant at the Calvert City (Ky.) works is now in production, it was
by Pennsalt
plans to obtain not more than $500,000 of
companies.
ance
the
parallel
to
Department.—V.
and applied
required additional
working capital through the issuance of notes to one or more insur¬
its executive offices,
corporation
General
Brass
Wickham,
President, and John R. Kilets,
formerly
Kilets,
and
this
be
will
After such notes have been retired, the
general corporate purposes.
company
principal
accrued
Birdsboro, Pa.
previously Vice-President, succeeds Harry S. Finkenretired after 20 years with the company, and Mr.
Rickelman,
City,
York
Aluminum
Copper
Penn-Ohio Steel Corp., of
1952 by
general sales activities at
New
new
a
Preston
previously known as Buhl Manu¬
since 1888 which was acquired in
industry
Detroit
a
of
company's
This
turers of milkcans in the country, was
May,
its
all
Avenue,
cumulative
Mich.,
facturing
to
Sales
Haven 4,
Penn-Michigan Manufacturing Corp., a subsidiary,
was announced Aug. 5 by Samuel E. Magid, Chair¬
the Corporation.
This Corporation, manufacturers of a broad
automotive airplane products and one of the largest manufac¬
of
Consolidated
—
Reynolds Metals Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
President for Unit—
as
Inc.
Brass
&
2012.
p.
of
Treasurer,
Detroit,
man
the
share
Penn-Ohio Steel Corp.—New
Election
Park
formation
299.
p.
Copper
consolidate
To
230
1,500
Yarnall & Co.
3,300
-
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.__
Stroud & Company, Inc.—
p.
the
of
proceeds
to the extent necessary,
to the payment and retirement of
outstanding notes of the company. Any net proceeds remaining
retirement of such notes and payment
of the expenses of the
applied,
Activities—
Shares
7,000
Smith, Barney & Co.___
Revere
follows:
as
Shares
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
of
to
certain
$2.85
1476.
p.
recently offered to common stockholders of record June
subscribe on or before June 26 for 15,588 additional
(no par) at $6.25 per share at the rate of one
for each 7'A shares held (with an oversubscription privilege).
were Sold.
The offering was not underwritten.
right
PROCEEDS—The
approximately $2.50 per share of common stock, as
earned in the corresponding period of 1952.—
to
with
compared
ended
months
six
amount
pany
the
of
names
agreed to purchase,
severally
as
to
offering will be added to the general funds of the company
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
the
new
class.
E.
Sold—Plans
shares of common stock
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.—Earnings Lower—
a
(Conn.)—Stock
The company
12
purchase equipment.
tThe 4.6%
wholly--owned subsidiary.
preferred stock was originally issued in the amount of 40,000 shares in
August, 1950.
The number of shares has subsequently been reduced
to 36,100 by redemption through the sinking fund provided for that
•P.
7
$500,000 from Insurance Firms—
Borrow Up to
of notification with the
covering 50,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
The
$270,270
Corp.
SoundScriber
Hoboken, N. J.—Files—
Puritan Bottling Co., Inc.,
Outstanding
—
•Equip, trust notes iP. F. Equip. Co.)
4.6% cumul. pfd. stock i$50 par value)
Common stock
(483)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Somerville
Iron
Works,
one
of
the
i
i
dard's
p.
five
245.
other
products
,
1
Tim
<6
(482)
«
(484)
next
'
*
offering
made
in
its
of
time
some
the first
Stanley & Co., to
September.
in
•
working
tank
cars.
one-half
obligated
with one
sellers
years
to
and
and
mcf
per
Paso
will
estimated
also
an
J
—
Ttf,^ *
thei
increasing
to
wells
less than
not
10
value
of
from
produced
gas
from
cents
Upshur
in
Counties,
$a.Gi
tn
3
share
per
on
James
been
The
Co., Scottsdale, Ariz.—Files—
Sunland Investment
The
company
covering
EC
i
sued
j
at
ock
-
said.
the
be
letter of notification with
cumulative preferred stock to
July 29 filed
shares of ">'■
on
20.00
a
The
calling
The
Higher-
v-
69,032,624
taxes
7.75TB49
2,905,005
income—
Fed.
bef.
c.
■'"A.
taxes
5,362.000
1,460,000
inc
on
income
j -ivs.
$4
on
Earned
5,169,092
97,050
193.510
216,583
219.674
434.301
439.404
2,082,746
1,128,281
4,541,281
the
2,425,506
1,867,763
2,425,506
$0.86
$1.87
$1.48
.
•
•
Knapp, Inc.—Stock Offered—Bear, Stearns &r.
Any
income
—
inc.
131,785
-6 Mos. End. June 30
key
learnings
•
-V.
value of
$1,039,901
247,081
be
70
the
$109,613
Jure
the
a
$725,600
78,500
when
38,400
....
optioned
to
York
in
15,
will
N.
be
$100
A
total
of
821
than
the
at
Y.,
The
—
certain
85'''
offi¬
date
that
number
of
the
of
fail-
in
whole
with
the
preferred
any
of
The
in
part
Hanover
of
or
redemption
stock,
will
excess
shares
plus accrued
office
agent.
as
used
connection
share
per
less
such
first
of
which
to
all
was
of
called
be used for general
preferred stock were
dividends
amounting
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
$2i_—.
ipar
to
$3.50
principal executive office is located
is
company
engaged
in .the
at
535 Pearl St.,
manufacture
and
television
The
and
picture
New
sale
1917.
York,
of
N. Y.
panels, X-ray screens, powders
products involving the use of
other
(N.
operates
J.)
and
United
Tim
plants
and
laboratories
(N.
at
J.V.
Bloomsburg
178,
(Pa.),
300.
p.
of
Rubber
holders
30•_ 1953 totaled 22,859,
of
Co.—Stockholders
gain
a
stock
common
of
1,511
of
this
7%
or
Gain—
This
corporation
which
Texas
adds
etc.—
(53
recently completed a project in Louisiana and
miles of 24-inch pipe to its main line, according
has
307
•on
Aug.
The
is
point
extends
it
originates
pipeline
terminus
for
of
miles
307
in
City,
Provident
at
16-inch
Eastern's
Texas
Six
in
Colorado,
through
direction
northeasterly
a
Louisiana
the
on
the
first
new
Trend
the
total
Two
H.
A.
Texas
This
assets
to
1,
No.
44
The
on
Magnolia
the
Commission
Railroad
a
gravity oil in
Fasken
side
two
CB
formation
12,538 and
Magnolia,
of
from
24 hours
on
Texas
oil
Mr.
Eastern,
east,
to
died
feet.
others,
has
well,
This
3,900
been
assigned
which
in
acres
of
the
(in
12,956,461
$2.23
$1.95
1953), less provision for foreign
minority shareholders' equity.
company
$150,686,830,
of June
as
with
compared
1953
in
1952.
in
the
Current
with
$149,022,181.
Net
quick
$202,490,423.—V. 178, p. 300.
with
V.
on
13/64
a
choke
on
said
that
from
a
Railroad
Commission
available
under
acreage
178.
p.
which
May
Vice-Chairman
as
1952.
of
well
as
Nathan
Miller,
L.
who
as
He
is
member
a
member
a
the
of
its
of
Board,
the
of
board
office
an
corporation's
of
directors.—
Utilities, Inc.—Consolidation Approved—
stockholders
approved on
substantial
a
continue
since
United
an
that
one-fourth
a
announced July 30 by
was
succeeds
He
in¬
in
corporation
is
the
the
Previously,
Investors stock
The
at
combined
the
to
Files
With
Coal
Securities
Coke Corp., Denver, Colo.—
&
of
stock" for
common
United
of
Utilities had
early in July,
two
for
and
Exchange Commission—
tion, Alden L.
to
in
are
corporation on July 30 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 30,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
(51 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to purchase equipment and
to repay indebtedness.—V, 175, p. 2440.
City
exchange
Aug.
7
This
of
bered
Cone
owned
The
completion
open
3:.om
block
the
the
San
50%
of
undivided
an
transaction
of
was
Juan
the
closed
011
by Three States of
flow
of
Mesa
of
New
well
5
the
on
million
formation.
«
All
rights
tinue
Joint
drilled
the
TO:i,
below
by the sellers.
to
owner
date
on
of
the
the
block.
,
P
feet
of
produced
gas
per
day
date on the Timbered
for production in the
the
Mesa
Verde
.
such
:
being
are
:
Paso will repay Three States and
working
El
interest
Paso
development of the Mesa Verde
u„.,.
States
"
Und.®r fch.e terms of the sale, El
other
ire
which
acreage
cubic
Although only two wellls have been drilled to
^one block, the acreage is considered proven
JAesa Verde
wells
Three
formation.
^
retained
Mexico.
working interest in these leases.
July 27, 1953 following the successful
a
approximately
Verde
Basin
the
has
,
cost
also
horizon
r
development
Stearns &
the
of
cover
1929
in
to
predecessor
a
long-term
+The
3 V2 'i<
to
5%
Peltason,
Bache
below,
Co..
severally
have
selling
1
Stein Bros. & Boyce
250,000
Sullivan
Co.
&
250,000
1
392.
p.
250,000
250,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
Walston & Co.______
500,000
Co.
Shares
100,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.__
Hirsch & Co
Dreyfus & Co
__
Hill Richards & Co
1.100,000
.___
Inc.
178,
below
named
stockholder, in the respective
aggregate of 3,000,000 shares of common
an
Co
Bosworth,
—V.
annum.
company.
Tenenbaum
&
notes
per
underwriters
fioni' the
Record Sales—
Fund, Inc.—Reports
Fund shares for July and the first
Aug. 6 by A. J. Wilkins, Vice-President,'
according to Mr. Wilkins, was accompanied
unusually low rate of redemption shares.
He added that the
of sales was to boost total net assets of the fund to an all-time
Record
sales
months
an
eifect
reported
sales,
in
$261,086,000
of
Fund's
and
July
to $4,277,814,
amounted
largest in its 25-year
the same month last year.
For the first
sales amounted to $32,682,856,
also largest for any
in
the fund's history and up
12.6 %
over the like
period
over
1952.
of
the
lor
1953.
31,
July
on
sales
.15'/)
up
months,
seven
Wellington
ol
were
expansion
shares in July declined to 17.7% of that month's sales
months
seven
Western
Light
of
18.5 %
were
sales.—V.
178,
p.
392.
Telephone
&
early
—
Stock Sub¬
of
pan
provision of the charter at $25 per share. Of the
offered for subscription, 58,790 shares were subscribed
the exercise of rights. The remaining 19,412 shares were
purchased by the underwriters at $25 per share and thereafter sold
to the public at
$25.37V2 per share.
rights
preemptive
for
shares
through
July
first
the
1953,
bonds.
20,
mortgage
company
of
nearly 70%
of
of
$65.5
sold
$3,000,000
of
4'A %>
30-year
the sale of the above securities, aggregating ap¬
proximately $4,830,000, will be used to retire the short-term bank loans
in
the amount of $3,000,000, incurred since the first
of this year to
The
from
proceeds
heavy construction program this
complete the said construction
temporarily finance the unusually
year amounting
to $6,925,000, and
financing, together with the common stock financing in De¬
of 1952 (amounting to approximately $1,400,000)
will complete
This
cember
the
to
"
financing requirements
and improvement
permanent
construction
and
of the
company
program
for
for its antici¬
at
least
half.
a
a
year
concluded the deal with the South¬
western Bell Telephone Co. and commenced the operation of the nine
larger telephone exchanges acquired from the Southwestern Bell
in
the trade foi1 27 smaller exchanges of the company. Work on the new
15,000
kw
electric generating
plant and
the
185
mile cross-state
115,000 volt transmission line is progressing nicely and both projects,
On
May
1953,
1,
scheduled
are
for
the
company
this
completion
year.
INCOME
COMPARATIVE
Oper.
share
excess
Co., Inc.
July, the company completed the sale of
78,202 shares of 5V'
$25 par value convertible preferred stock. This
stock
was
initially offered
to
the common
stockholders under the
the
During
STATEMENT
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
Operating revenues
taxes
$4,436,064
3,661,898
$4,200,168
3,499,535
$8,776,676
7,255,377
$3,200,504
6,840,135
income——
$774,166
$700,633
$1,521,299
$1,360,369
3,784
6,176
10,609
$777,950
$634,457
&
expenses
In¬
the
Operating
income--
5,039
mil¬
functions.
income
Gross
Int.,
etc.
$1,531,908'
$1,355,330
the
The
companies
merged
combined
now
serve
Net
179,158
230,162
401,804
421,414
$598,792
$464,295
$1,130,104
$333,916
deductions
income
Dividends
—
100,971
100,971
201,943
201,943
$497,821
$363,324
$928,161
$731,973
391,009
$1.27
325,841
$1.12
391,009
$2.37
325,841
$2.25
stock
pfd.
011
States.
12
Bank
Holders
receive
both companies will be
&
of
Co.
Trust
Investors
United
Kansas
of
Telephone
Utilities
stock
City
Co.
plus
will
stock
cash
of
for
act
as
record
fractional
178, p. 300.
Washington
announced on Aug. 3 the sale to El Paso Natural Gas
working interest in leases totaling 10,423 acres in the Tim¬
company
the
issued
and to cover unchanged
outstanding scrip issued in
company
to
Balance
shs. outstanding—
Com.
Earns,
—V.
per
share.-
com.
178, p. 392.
Working Interest
in New Mexico Leases—
Go.
National
agent.
will
shares.—V.
Co.- -Sells
duplicating
330,000 subscribers in
The
scrip
+20,000,000 shs,
Hart, President, said.
phases of the operations of
eliminate
The
4~;EC
Three States Natural Gas
forth
set
Utilities
United
each
purchased
systems
outstanding
cover
shares
shares
of
from
purchase
to
Other
the
of
to
predecessor
a
1.440.3
involves
share.
a
per
Period End. June 30—
announced
were
shares
1%
United
$30
assets
Co.
merger, effective Aug. 1,
will make a substantial addition
United system and will result in further geographic diversifica¬
Certain
of
shares.
Bear,
iThe surviving com¬
independent telephone
lion.^ The
Thompson Creek
shares
27.4
shares
of
firms.
largest
nation.
the
basis
on
investors Telephone
of
two
third
exchange of Investors Telephone
vestors.
and
the
of
merger
Inc.,
plans for which
merger,
common
391.
this
Utilities,
operating system
The
of
July 30 the
United
pany.
value
par
pated
will
committee,
24-hour
appears
over
holds
Eastern
Texas
it
it
the directors,
by
Chairman.
178, p. 391.
an
now
Counsel
Falrless,
held
The
on
allowable of 375 barrels per day.
data
F.
35,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
10c
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreeu
amounts
On
listed
were
$351,512,604
compared
compared
30.
lease
Production
Eastern
Texas
has
allow-
an
discovered Hutex Field,
recently
development of these two fields could extend
amount
'
received
now
and
1,288,482
14,440.347
share
share)
........
company
and to cover
payable bear interest at;
The notes mature
between Sept. 10.
1956. and July 1, 1962.
STne notes payable—shortterm
bear
interest
at
rates
varying from 3%
to 5'and in one
instance &%
per annum.
The notes mature at various dates between
June
9.
1953. and Nov. 2, 1953.
liThe mortgages encumbering real
estate, leaseholds and equipment bear interest at rates varying from
2%%
to 6%'%
per annum.
The mortgages mature at various dates
between July 1.
1953 and Dec. 1, 1972.
The company was liable on
obligations secured by mortgages to the. extent of $217,240 at May
31,
1953.
9113 Corporation
1 a consolidated subsidiary),
however, is
liable 011 obligations secured
by mortgages aggregating $5,517,311 at
May 31, 1953. on property held by the company.
78,202
months..
$227,038,746,
Biough
finance
from
located
under
acres
he
day.
the
also assigned an
was
Hemphill
•future
35,644,359
taxes
recently.
Mr.
feet
12,609
perforations
through
12.590
approximately
and
per
in
3,100
some
through
terest.—V.
six
common
General
Benjamin
a
test, that well
a
were
were
elected
one-quarter interest, the Magnolia Fasken FA No. 1 was re¬
cently completed in the Devonian lime. After flowing 434 barrels of 41.G
gravity
49,889,302
37,181,950
income
business
2,000,000 shs.
scriptions—Earnings, Etc,—
51,401,333
Roger M. Biough, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors, has been
Petroleum
potential test
at
<
program.
24/64-inch choke.
a
bottomed
was
completed
12,564
of
1
No.
and
block
a
miles
adjacent block of
clso has
interest,
one-quarter
a
CB
of
c.ble of 375 barrels of oil
About
renegotiation
foreign
value; cumuvarious series)
(no par
in
*63,000.4 shs.
•
s
United States Steel Corp.—New General
Counsel
five-eighths of a mile southeast stepout from the dis¬
production in the Magutex Field of Andrews
a
Devonian
north
for
$377,725,576,
as
liabilities
a
for Devonian
Texas.
the
12,486
to
is
well
■County,
the
owns
barrels
well
covery
in
"Port
357,410.
al., Fasken
414
income
63,001 shs.
issuable
varying
and
19.52
7,357,838
value;
par
—
holders
to
1929
453,870.165 443,491,316
____________
taxes,
:
(no
ser.
Redemption of
Wells Announced—
Eastern
flowed
EARNINGS
1953
of defense
•'Previously reserved,
Hemphill, President, on July 31 announced that a well in which
et
Co.,
New
renegotiation
Current assets of
stations having
37 compressor
income
earnings not remitted
Eastern
Texas
-J7.263.002
unexchanged
similar
OF
Outstanding
others-
and
._
$6
/Includes
history
combined
of
1953
7,653,398
of
30
June
31,
7,900,247
-Includes
holders
shares.
of
half
on
the
MAY
types
York.-
series
period
________
before
earnings
station.
construction,
present
of pipelines and
miles
horsepower of
Net
subsidiary of Texas Eastern.
a
this
9,702
32,561
OF
all
in
New
-—
stock
Com.
high
stockholders.
STATEMENT
.
income
Net
Texas Eastern to obtain gas from
will be supplied at Provident City by Wilcox
of
to
months Ended June 30—
and
will enable
area,
completion
has 4,529
now
Castor compressor
the
of
which
Texas
Gathering System, Inc.,
With
•
side
line,
Southwest
bringing
'Eainings of certain foreign operations.—0220-964-
point of connection with the company's 20-inch pipeline
a
north
The
the
to
preferred
other adjustments...,
Provision for Federal and
Harris,
Waller.
Austin,
and
before),
numbered
and
Montgomery, Walker. San
Jacinto, Polk, Angelina, Nacogdoches, St, Augustine, and Shelby Coun¬
ties
in
Texas,
and
DeSoto,
Red
River
and
Bienville
parishes in
Lavaca,
months
common
Net sales
this
From
six
stockholders
<t>
which
Texas,
line.
of
preferred
CONSOLIDATED
Net
24-inch
southern
than
'•
1.
new
the
less
total
and Chief
the supply
•end, tnis new construction increases the Texas Eastern system to some
4,529 pipeline miles.
Plans called for placing the new line in operation
an
Rubber's
S.
AS
in
are
+$3,218,000
pfd. stock
The
U.
announcement by B. D. Goodrich, Vice-President
Engineer.
Designed to supplement and add flexibility to
to
Second
by
June
on
1953.
Corp.—Expansion,
company
$3,338,000
stocks,
seven
company
the
.
"cumulative)
The
States
number
banks
to
Wellington
Bernardsville
of
wide
real estate and equipment—
on
Prefer,
luminescent
backlog of
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
payable
Mtges.
by
phases of the real
in real estate
all
and dealing
diversification
investing
with
CAPITALIZATION
radio-isotopes.
company
Whippany
tubes
and
engaged' in
Shares
Outstanding
74,223 shs.
incorporated in Delaware in October,
was
ir.
estate
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
_
real
Headquarters
stock
GIVING
Authorized
radium
primarily
in.
Short-terms
which
the
on
stock.—
Offered
financing
new
for the account of William
Inc., who will
20,000,000 shares outstanding.
the
of
is
company
Long-term
interest
common
represent
not
Authorized
Offer—
fixed
shares
common
business,
interests
Notes
optipned.
instrument
88,100
ago.—V. 177, p. 1684.
year
be
not
for
1952
unfilled orders for the
company's manufacturing and computing divisions reached a new high,
totaling $925,000. This compares with a backlog of $861,000 on the
"<ame date
8,017,804
holdings.
does
shares being sold
the
and
plant
1199.
share.
The
$951,100
—
of
chemicals, dials, nameplates,
1953
30-
combined
the
will
to
transferable
are
New
company
Common stock
Eainings Off—
_
1953,
30,
Stock
—
_
26,600
Ended
earnings...
June
of
on
and
slock
the
of
of
President and a director of Webb & Knapp,
stock
common
Its
6%
par
share
one
Corp.
stock
proceeds
BUSINESS—Company
earnings..
On
of
price
a
common
purposes.
per
$0.44
———---———
»Jre-tax
Net
$100
one
$100,165
$0.48
at
warrants
at
Its
Sales
for
subscribed
not
Lroatiway,
redeemed
1842.
Months
Edison
may
one-fifth
optioned,
corporate
146,916
$0.20
$0.28,
Telecomputing Corp.—Sales Up
Six
announced
Sept. 30 the time within
exchange their shares
to
outstanding $7 cumulative first
redemption on July 1, 1953, and
for
$44,856
$64,757
—
share—
per
177, p.
of the
acquisition
was
employees for a period of 3o days from the
key personnel have been notified as to the
to
the
1952
118,747
51,719
67,028
__
retain
rates
CAPITALIZATION
profit
the
it
Co.,
Missouri
of
stock
Radium
stock
common
Subscription
taxes
__
'
Net
shares
preferred
plus
PROCEEDS—The
Mar. 31,'53
1953
$1,147,047
$544,531
228,360
96,575
$602,516
—
taxes
Canadian
income
Edison
extended
of
States
reimburse
&
for
contract,
a
officers and
OF EARNINGS
STATEMENT
—3 Months Ended—
all
company,
lative,
and
Bank.
June 30,'53
on
into
preferred
debenture
market
York law firm of Blum & Jolles
legal and financial counsel to TelAutograph in several
as
PROCEEDS—Sale
the
Zeckendorf,
332.
l).
cers
member of the New
a
COMPARATIVE
Fed.
have
such
this year.
before
Missouri—Acquisition—
Missouri
125,000
7%
shares
Profit
of
six shares held.
•
•
.-potts.
Szabad is
10
estate
is offering to common stockholders of rec¬
July 28 the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 17
10,603 additional shares of common stock (par $2)
$8.50 per share on the basis of one new share for each
at
*
\
'•
•
corporatism announced Aug. 3 the election of George M. Szabad
He fills the vacancy created by the resignation of R. L.
Total
same
ord
President.
matters
Tranter
for
TelAutograph Corp.—New President—
snd has acted
Mr.
forerunner of others,
item.—V. 178, p. 300.
the
be
properties in
gas
a syndicate which on Aug. 6 made a second¬
offering of 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par
cents) at SI per share.
corporation
1,867,763
$0.60
•'
•
Mr.
Co.
the
share
one
United
2,765,272
30
share.—
.
as
books,
of,un¬
of said acreage being
great majority
a
300.
p.
ary
$1.50
:
The
of
176.
2135.
p.
company's
to
amount
Dye & Chemical Corp.—Exchange
of
20-year
stock
com.
per
177,
the
on
is
entered
of
are
directors
basis
194,100
—
-Shs. outstdg. on June
Earnings
has
stock
There
The
3,398,776
96.520
stock
on
the
cumul.
84.40
on
preferred
-V.
1,445.005
——.
$5,000,000
expected
quantity of the
Electric
United
pfci.
cumu.
stock
Divs.
2,395.349
__
than
more
currently
contract
company
5.
holders
Net
to
held by about 550 individual investors.
property are valued at more than $4.500.000.—V. 177, p.
104,226,623
8,608,776
5,210,000
149,092.932
17,387,092
12,218,000
48,239 162
sales
at
outstanding,
5
$
$
"t
Aug.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
brings
increased
Union
working capital.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Earnings
Period End. June 30—
valued
contract,
this firm has
$500,000, to manu¬
30.that,
July
announced
Force
178,
Co. headed
material.
war
orders
latest
for
President,
Air
new
with
It also owns outright 32 acres of
County.—V.
BUSINESS--The
($5 per share) and 10,000 shares of class B common
issued at par <10 cents per share), without underwriting.
be
to
military
common
j
a
order
new
filled
par
proceeds are to be used to buy equipment1 and for
*Tie
Tranter,
awarded
facture. classified
520.
.
R.
$47,200. The
Clarksburg, W. Va.
gas
Va.,
W.
Upshur County.
Randolph
Tranter Manufacturing, Inc., Lansing, Mich.—Contract
equal
1 to,
1953 had total assets of $554,323,
5V,»83 shares oi stock outstanding,
v.
June 30,
on
owns
company
Webb &
company
Monday, August 1(3, 1953
.
and oil leases covering 17,347 acres in
Randolph, Upshur, Lewis, Webster and Barbour Counties, W. Va., and
leases
of an
undivided
half
interest in
687 acres in Randolph and
The
subject
the
..
company's office is located at 217 Washington Ave.,
prices
at
to the sellers an overriding royalty equal to the
33of the seller's interest in
all liquid hydro¬
recovered or extracted
lands.—V. 177, p. 2502.
Inc.—Net Assets—
Sterling Investment Fund,
The
"•
•*
1953 for lease acquisitions and delay rentals was
May 31,
to each 320 acres.
The
overriding royalty on the
from
saved
pay
carbons
,
well
the
pay
produced
gas
mcf after 14 years.
El
of
chemical
uT
is
interest
beginning at 5 cents
per
.
offering and amount has not yet been finally decided,
j
M,hough at one time the company contemplated sale of equipment
(rust
certificates
to finance
purchase of rolling stock for its fleet
Type
and
seven
purchaser
preparing
owned until now, is
securities through Morgan
privately
company
bile
y
Financing—
Co.—Plans
Chemical
Stauffer
VP is
I
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
in
.
during
of
agreed
such
"
.
"
the
a
"
the
two
Stock
Co.,
Clarksburg,
&
W.
Va.—
Co., Inc., New York,
(par
net proceeds will be used to drill two
gas wells, for
drilling equipment and for working capital and general
corporate expenditures, including cost of financing drilling (operations
with company equipment.
of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Common
stock
(par
10
cents)
1,000,000 shs.
FINANCING
Outstanding
700,328 shs.
BUSINESS—Company wafc organized May 1, 1952 in West Virginia as
Hardman & Sons, Inc., which name was subsequently changed to its
present name.
con¬
ing the above
that
company
of
to date.
It was formed for the
gas
and oil
has cugagcu in
engaged in
The
total
drilling
uiiuiug
of exploring and develop¬
properties in West Virginia. The
purpose
leases and
no
nu
amount
activity
activity
spent from
and
aiiu
has
na &
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—To Sell Debentures—
This
the
company,
outstanding
subject
to
debentures
about
announced
on
In
shareholders' approval of an increase in
plans to sell $35,000,000 of 25-year
Sept. 15, E. O. Boshell, Chairman
and
indebtedness,
unsecured
President,
PROCEEDS—The
purchase
to
the
Gas
Aug. 4 offered 300,000 shares of common stock
10 cents) at $1 per share "as a speculation."
way
period
Natural
Offered—Barrett Herrick
on
Aug.
5.
stockholders Mr. Boshell said proceeds of
increase the company's working capital
and
to
recapitalize
its wholly
owned subsidiary,
the LeTourneauWestingbouse Co. The Westinghouse Air Brake Co. last May acquired
the earth-moving and related, business of R. G. LeTourneau, Inc., for
the
a
proxy
offering
$26,300,000
The
shares
due
statement
would
1954,
to
used
'to
cash.
present
of
be
capital
structure
common
stock,
held
the
by
no
par
White Motor Co.—Sells
See
Wisconsin
Motor
of the subsidiary consists of 1.000
value, and $30,000,000 3Vi % notes,
parent.—V.
Corp.
178,
p.
392.
Milwaukee Plant—
below.—V.
178,
p.
300.
received nu income
receiveu no income
the inception of the company
to
(Continued
on page
47)
Number 5245
Volume 178
Dividend announcements
tables.' In
first
the
General
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
dividends
the
all
$5
with
a second table in
which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Name of
3'A%
'A %
Co.,
Hair
Co.,
American
Felt,
common
(quar.l
4'A %
preferred
5'A%
preferred
Laundry
5%
President
American
7%
Wooien
Class
Avon
10-
1
9-15
j.
$1.31'A
10-
1
9-15
7%;
9-10
8-25
Bankers
9-15
9-
$1.25
9-21
9-10
$1
9-15
9-
1
Common
$1.75
$1.75
10-15
10-
1
Low
__
_
$5
Mills
Corp.
Canada
Malting,
Canada
Vinegars,
Canadian
Derived
City
Carman
&
Directors
at
ment
Central
Illinois
4.92'A
Central
Central
Chrysler
7%
8-14
8-
8-
5
7-29
Mining
9-
1
8-14
50c
8-10
7-30
Steel
9-
1
8-17
Tobacco
Utilities
Shares
Directors
1
9-
9-15
1
9-21
8-27
8-17
9-
1
8-14
1
8-31
8-18
1
8-14
Hartford
1
8-10
Hawaiian
8-14
Hays
1
8-15
___—
1
8-14
Higbie
8-20
8-10
1
8-14
Hoving
9-
$1.06'A
Co..
preferred
(quar.I_
Extra
8-15
7-31
67'Ac
8-31
8-12
Stores,
Inc.,
9-15
9-
9-11
8-17
classes
1
7-24
five-for-one
Co.
of
Arner.
813-
1
4%
preferred
(quar.t___
5%
preferred
9-
1
Columbia
Class
Broadcasting
B
$5
Service
Edison
preferred
Co.
Casualty
Y.)
iN.
Corp.
Refrigeration
Co.
Range
Finance
&
7%
B
class
preferred
Dentists'
Supply
Co.
Dr.
Co.
Pepper
Dominion
5%/
&
40c
2
10-
Kerite
9
9-16
9-
1
8-18
La
8-21
La
Fiance
9-10
8-21
LaSalle
9-14
8-21
$2.50
8-29
8-19
Lee
6
6-19
Lion
8-
Mills,
Lynn
8-31
8-14
b-30
9-18
30c
9-30
9-18
Inc.
$1.75
8-31
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
Mary
Co.
&
9-15
8-25
9-
1
8-20
.$1.25
9-
1
8-14
C.t
(R.
Fajardo
Corp.
Conveyor
Co.
8-15
9-10
8-25
Stock
10-15
9-23
10-15
9-23
8-27
8-18
$1.50
8-
1
7-30
9-10
8-25
9-10
Textile
Metal
Fitz-Simons
General
1
9-
9-
».
1
A
8-14
1
8-17
25c
9-
1
8-12
31'Ac
9-
1
8-12
Missouri
Public
$1
9-
1
8-26
Missouri
5%
Stratton
Sun
5c
8-20
8-10
5c
9-
2
8-15
50c
9-
4
8-20
9-16
8-29
37'Ac
9-11
8-21
(quar.)_____
40c
9-29
9-11
25c
9-10
8-31
8-11
8-28
Timken
10c
8-
1
7-20
Corp.
40c
9-15
9-
35C
9-10
8-20
75c
9-10
8-13
9-18
CO r-4
8-20
iquar.)—
Light Co., com.
(quar.»_,
(quar.)__
common
'
:_—
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Dredge &
Corp.,
common
a
Pipe
Kansas
iquar.)
on
9-
1
8-20
O
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
8-20
Monarch
1
8-15
Morris
Co.,
8-20
United
4%%
Tool
Machine
Paper
Mills,
Co.
common
preferred
iquar.)
Inc., common
(quar.l
Munsingwear,
iquar. 1
$1
1
2 'Ac
8-11
7-
2
9-
4
8-20
10-
1
9-21
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
15c
10-
1
9-11
convertible preferred iquar.)
National Dairy Products Corp.
iquar.)
National Food Products-Corp.
iquar.)
National Homes Corp.
(stock dividend 1
$1
—
9-
25c
receipts
9-15
$2.75
deposit
10-
1
9-11
National
50c
10-
1
9-11
Neiman-Marcus,
(quar.)
common
——
(quar.)
8-28
8-15
New
Co
Narragansett Racing Association.—
National Container Corp.'(Del.)—
iquar.)
25c
25c
9-15
9-
4
New
Bedford
Britain
&
Light
iquar.)
(quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)_
11-16
11-16
11-16
11-16
10-2 >
10-2')
10-20
1C-D>
15c
10- 1
9-10
9-10
9-11
8-3 >
8-3 1
7c
$4
8-31
8-17
8-.* 1
8-|7
56'Ac
9-16
8-31
9-12
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-21
9-10
8-20
9-30
9-
8-14
9
(quar.t..—
:
—
Steel Co
Venezuela Syndicate, Inc
Vick Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Dare, Ltd., 5%
Walgreen Co.
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
8-14
8-17
Washburn
_______—
—
—
preferred
iquar.).
Extra
8-27
•__
8-11
75c
$1.37'A
9- 1
,9- 1
8-4 >
8-f »>
9-30
65c
5c
30c
9-2
9- 1
9-I>
80 1
9- 4
8-.-f
8-1 t
t31'Ac
40c
9- 1
9-11
8 1
8-1 f
10c
25c
(quar.)
Wire
8-1 >
9- 1
Bakers—
Dutch
Quarterly
Virginia
9- 1
1
Vanadium-Alloys
.
t
,
20c
Holland
Kamp's
De
Van
8-21
9-
\
22'Ac
(quar.)—
Mould & Iron, common
$5.50
preferred
iquar.)
West
9-11
9-10
8-1 (
8-1.5
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—
____
9-10
8-20
31'Ac
Ltd., class B_—
preferred iquar.) ___
Storage Warehouse (quar.l —-
Gas
87'Ac
92'Ac
$1
$1.12'A
62'Ac
60c
(Wash.)
Insurance
15c
Mills.
8-17
8-17
9-
—
(quar.)
4'A%
9- 2
9-2
.
Valley
8-31
55c
$1.25
Hosiery
—
8-11
8-20
8-21
9-30
(from net investment
preferred
conv.
25c
5'A'A* preferred
Common
Pacific
26'AC
9-10
8-27
9-16
50c
iquar.)
9-
50c
.
50c
59 %c
(quar.)—.
r
—
Universal
90c
8-14
8- 7
30c
—
(quar.)—
Spring & Bumper, 4'A%
Winding Co.—
S.
*
' 25c
62'Ac.
—
—
income)
U.
30c
(quar.)
8-25
9-10
8-31
iquar.)—
Fund
United Science
United
25c
—
13c
75c
12'Ac
—
Funds—
$1.25
Co.
common
iquar.)
25c
1
Corp.
Elastic
30c
——
8-31
9-10
iquar.)
Co.
United
to
___
Co.
Carbon
8-20
2'Ac
iquar.)
Investment
9-10
two-for-one
com.
14c
iquar.)_.——
preferred
iquar.1
preferred
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Union
3-17
6-17
9-8
12-17
3-17
6-17
8-20
8-28
8-15
8-15
8-25
7-22
9- 1
9 1
9- 1
9-10
8- 6
9-15
75c
iquar.)___._—^—
Co.
United
9334C
proposal
a
Line,
Service
preferred
5%
9-
8-21
the
B
9-10
Dock Co.—
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
2%
_
(quar.)
on
Products
$3.70
basis.
Missouri
15c
—
<fc
l
director's
vote
income
Bearing Co.
Roller
$3.50
8-20
10c
(quar.t
common
1
9-"l
10-
8-10
8-10
8-21
8-20
8-28
9- 1
—,_
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Union Electric of Missouri, common
(quar.)
10c
—
;
gains & 3c from
realized capital
from
50c
60c
iquar.1
12-17
9- 4
9- 4
Inc.—-
investment
1
1-2-54
4-1-54
7-1-54
10- 1
1-2-54
4-1-54
7-1-54
——
iquar.)
Treesweet
10c
special
to
Co.
Fund,
8-15
(quar.t
—_____
income
investment
From
Texas
9-10
— _
9-8
37'Ac
30c
25c
50c
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel (quar.)______
Television Electronics Fund, Inc.-^-
8-28
_____
ls-a)__^.._-
preferred
(quar.)—
Portland Cement, Inc.___
Superior Stfeel Corp.
(quar.)
8-21
________
(quar.)—;
9-10
10- 1
37'Ac
50c
5c
iquar.)_______
common
6%
25c
—
Co.,
Superior
50c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Terstegge
Drug
133Ac
—
_;
:____
Furniture
&
Ray
Texas '
.
Scott;
&
Utilities
9-10
Inc.,
5%
Storkline
(quar.)
1.0- 1
prior preferred (quar.)___________—
25c
prior preferred
(quar.)
25c
prior preferred (quar.)_
25c
prior preferred
(quar.)25c
5%
8-15
preferred iquar.) ___,
stockholders
meeting
of
the
company has been called for Oct.
3
1
Corp.
Industries
1
9-
8-13
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15
9-
9- 1
9- 1
8-31
9-10
15c
—
__________
(quar.)
9-15
8-18
8-12
9- 3
9- 4
15c
15c
_________
(quar.)
9-14
—
___
(quar.)
Common
Common
;
9-15
9-
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Gas
Common
9-30
8-14
(quar.)
iquar.)
iquar.)
8-31
8-20
8-21
$1.25
Inc.—
dividend)
9-15
8-17
iquar.)
Supply
(stock
9- 1
9-15
9-15
9- 4
9-17
9-30
9-30
9-30
15c
_i—
j___
iquar.)
-
Fuel
8-25
8-25
5%
—
Co.
10-15
1
50c
convertible
General
Common
2
1
50c
tquar.)
Cable
7 1
9-
1
(quar.)
Industries
1st
8-
9-
9-
split
(s-a)
General
8-17
9-
5
American
America
Common
10-
9-
(quar.).:
General
5
55c
9-15
preferred
Frontier
Stokely-Van Camp,
8-
$1.25
Power
5%
25c
___.—
Motor,
State
8-24
8-15
1
28c
33c
40c
15c
—
____!
iquar.)
preferred
iquar.)—
preferred
Minnesota
3
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
5'A%
8-24
9-10
Common
iquar.)
3.75%'
8-17
8-
1
common
preferred
9-10
50c
8-21
5
Connell
&
Spotless
4
(quar.t
9-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Co.,
8-14
.
9-15
Telephone Co.—
States
9-15
9-15
Corp.,
9-15
A
1
50c
participating preferred (quar. 1 _____
Participating
—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—
8-15
A
10-1*
9-15
8-21
9- 1
9-15
' 9-15
8-25
8-25
8-15
8-15
80c
________
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
,
60c
4%
30c
8c
31'Ac
383Ac
■/
____.
________________
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-1
15c
—__
Co.
dividend)
(stock
Oil
Corp.
62'Ac
—
—
iquar.)_____—
Co.
25c
$3.25
Common
Steel
&
Saw
Mfg.
50c
&
9-15
dividend
Flintkote
10-
30c
10- 1
■
l__
Water Co.—
(quar.)____________
Valley
preferred
8-21
Cement
'20c
Co.
H.)
9-15
60c
_—
9-10
9-15
$1.25
$1.13
40c
22c
30c
10c
'
__T._
$1.25
above
__
Chemical
(M.
1
9
9- 1
50c
25c
^
(qus|r.)—__________r__
Co.
Pen
10c
Co.
Merritt-Chapnian
7-31
Enterprises,
Fishman
10-
.1
preferred ((quar.)
class B tquar.)__
(quar.) •
Extra
$1.32
——
Co.
Portland
Medusa
(initial)
Stock
Sheaffer
7-31
60C
shares
pfd.
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
McGra.w
9-15
&
8-
common
preferred
8-20
A
$25c
_______
(quar.)__
Co.
&
(0:cari
Mayer
8-15
Compress & Warehouse
Bank
8-14
30C
__
iquar.)
8-15
Federal
$1.25
1
1
prior
clasb
90c
5%
Corp.' (quar. 1
50c
-_.
Federal
Federated
9-
9-
4V2 %
50c
Iquar. 1
Arner.
Co.
$1.75
Corp.,
Sugar
8-24
Inc.—
Lee Candies, Inc.—
convertible preferred
Maytag
3UC
RR
preferred
8-25
9-21
$1.55
iquar.)
20c
$1.20
9-10
$0.1174
Co.
125c
(quar.)
8-17
Skelly
.___
Champagne
Mathews
25c
t
(quar
1
50c
iquar.)
com.
5 V2 %
110c
—
Ry.,
A.,
Aircraft
McCormick
+
(quar.)
9-
5%
—1__
S.
Masonite
17'Ac
A
8-21
8-21
9-14
8-15
5c
$107.50 per share plus this
at
1
Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
Seiberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
5%
class A preferred
(quar.)
—
Singer
:____—1
Gas & Electric
Mahon
2'Ac
pfd.
1
18c
9-24
9-1
1 $1
12'Ac
(quar.)
dividend)
25c
preferred
Land
Co.
Lockheed
$1
G%,
Oil
8-24
Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-
Sept.
on
the
and
8-15
37V2C
fO'/aC
Seeger
Simonds
Stamping Co. (quar.)—.
(H.
D.) Co.
(quar.)
9-10
130c
1 quar.t
8-25
a
(quar.)
Industries
Wines
$1.50
2 )C
(quar.t
9-10
Lansing
$1.75
(quar.)
8-20
75c
Co.
Industries,
Consolidada
9-10
20c
<quar.)_
Ltd.
Qounty
Kern
9-30
15c
(quar.t
._
9-15
both
(quar.)_
iquar.)
50c
4c
Corp.,
1
9-10
$1
(s-at
(quar.)
Co.
40c
86c
5
8-
8-12
10-
9- 1
8-20
8-15
9-15
9-15
8-15
8-15
8-14
,8- 1 1
(quar.)
RR.
Inc.
35c
Y.t
Machine
convertible
$1.20
8-14
9-15
11-
8-14
1
Whitehall
Sonotone
(quar.t
Oil
common
& Haynes,
Inc.—
Southern
City
Kerr-McGee
10c
Resistor
4%
8-25
15c
common
A
Kalamazoo
&
4%.
9-15
30c
Extra
Fort
25c
Corp.
preferred
10c
Eddy Paper Co.. Ltd., class A <quar.i_
.'•Equitable Fire Insurance tS. C.)
<s-a 1
Ford
4%
(quar.t
Calif,
Co.,
Co.,
Eagle-Picher
$4
Kansas
8-21
(quar. 1
Investment
of
Co.
Hosiery
Duriron
First
8-21
4
—
Corp.
Durham
Erie
4
9-
_______ —
iquar. 1
preferred
Erie
9-
40c
.— ___________
Y.
9-
10- 1
9-15
9- 5
9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
69c
Co.,
&
& Fisher Brick Co. iquar.)
Security Title Insurance Co., 4% prior pre¬
ferred
(entire issue called for redemption
25c
(s-a)
Laughlin
Co.
Sayre
proposal must be
stockholders
(N.
.
$1.37 >/2
30c
50c
37V2c
$1.25
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)_
Metal
Shenango
on
8-28
share plus this divi¬
privilege expires on
per
Conversion
30
derrick Corp.,
_______
Estate
&
$107.50
Ryerson
25c
(from net investment income)'—
Light & Power Co.—
(increased quarterly)
Insurance
Jones
_____—___
N.
9-18
.___
split
Fund,
preferred
7%
Jones
(quar.t
Chemical
$4
Duplan
A
Structural Steel,
Douglas Oil
Jersey
8-14
(quar.)
Ltd.
Anglo
preferred
Dominion
Dow
A
of
Distillers-Seagrams,
8-18
8-18
—__■
preferred
7%
8-18
1
1
<quar.)__.— ________—.—
Sons,
1
9-
1
________
(quar.t —i
Cushman's
9-
9-
(quar.t___ —
tquar.)
class
Co.,
Forster,
Class
4
9-15
9-
.preferred--^--—
5%
Petroleum Corp.
9-
15c
60c
_______
7-20
1
Skil
Common
tquar.I__—
Range RR.,
Courtauld's,
Ltd.
Copper
1
3 7'AC
5%
50c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
810-
25c
preferred (quar.)____.
Tug & Barge, Ltd.—
participating preference (s-a)L
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., com.
iquar.)__
9-14
at
&;
,
stock
9-10
(quar.)
Co.
Rutland
Island
9-14
1
—
Copper
Crum
1
10-
'.
Co.
8-14
12'Ac
4.80%
8-25
9-10
10-
$1.25
Co.
8-15
12'Ac
Iquar.t___
Inc.—
to
The
the
by
8-28
1
_____•
•___.
voted
basis.
8-28
9-11
8-25
(quar.)_
company's
the
Stock
Common
—
Extra
Crown
8-25
28c
'___
Assurance
Continental
Creole
9-10
(quar.)__—_
Co.
9-11
30c
(quar.)_
Co.
Co,.
Bit
Roller
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Y 5%preferred A (quar.)
Rosefield
Packing
(quar.)
Roxy Theatre, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Royalite OiFCo., Ltd. (quar.)
Electric
Iowa
50c
(quar.)—
Continental
Copeland
3
______
class
Riverside
C.
E.
Quarterly
3
9-
(quar.)—
System,
(increased)
Common
9-
9-15
___________
Public
Consolidated
9-25
______
i
Community
25c
of
approved
Investors
62'Ac
Power
8-18
Canada, Ltd.—
Freight, System
have
Directors
8-18
(quar.)
(quar.t.
Central
Colorado
of
Investors Diversified Services,
10-22
56'Ac
$7.40
(quar.t
Silver
Motor
Interstate
,
1
50c
12'/2C
common
8-31
30c
__
International
■
$1
Insurance
Sept.
'
(quar.t
Life
dend)
8-18
'vt50c
Co.
62'Ac
___.
1
8-18
8-31
40c
Machinery
36c
Corp
8-18
8-31
9-
(quar.)
Cigar
— _
—;_____
Co.
International
Colonial
,
___ —_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
Colonial
Coip.
preferred
Quarterly
S.
(quar.)
8-31
$1.25
(quar.l
9-15
Reynolds Metals Co., 5 %% conv. preferred—
1 Entire issue called for redemption 011 Oct.
%c
.____
Nickel
lquar.)___
Coca-Cola
1
Corp.
International
$1.75
—
Reed
20c
(quar.)—
Power
&
10- 1
_•__
8-18
9-15
48
_
8-17
$1.25
25c
Mills—
preferred A (quar.)
8-18
$1.12'A
;_
8-21
9-10
Hosiery
prior
8-18
1
L___
9-10
50c
8-31
10c
preferred
Co.
5%
Co.,
Lighting
International
./
13%c
(quar.)__
8-31
10-
_
9-18
i,
preferred
8-31
40c
iquar.)
8-12
8-12
X
Corp.—
5%
(quar.)
9-18
(quar.
common
Co.
Co.
15C
(Kansas
Silk
Rockwood
(quar.)
9- 1
45c
45c
iquar.)
Mfg.
preferred
(accum.)_;
Washington Insurance Co.—
convertible
5%
t
pay-
(quar.)
preferred
8-20
9-10
America
of
Utilities
5V2%
5.
common
$1.50
Inc.
(quar.t—
Chemical
Clorox
Co.,
9-30
$1.23''
$1.31'A
iquar.)_
—
Rockwell
common
Products, 6% pfd. B (quar.)
&; Gas, >5%. pfd. A
(quar.)__
Oil
B
Co.
9-15
Providence
-
on
held Aug.
9-30
30c
(quar.t
common...:—______—__
Controller
5%
Interchemical
pfd.
Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4'A%
convertible preferred
4.80%
-
action
Hydraulic Press Mfg., 6%;
City
Clark
Col—-
no
Glass
Mfg.
8-20
8-17
8-17
8-17
8c
(quar.f_
Light, 3.90% pfd.
Pineapple Co., Ltd.—
Houston
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
'___
iquar.)
11c
Electric
Steel
9- 1
(accum.)
8c
40c
Corp.,
9-
pay¬
_____________—_
5.40%
Real
8-18
pfd.
5%
3c
,50c
Co.,
8-18
8-31
_
preferred
Hiawatha
in¬
5.
Corp.
8-31
10c
_____
meeting
Hazel-Atlas
9-
4,/2%
25c
com.
lie
Year-end
9-15
$20c
(quar.)
Service,
$2
Shares
Chemical
Harshaw
•
10c
Aug.
8-18
Shares—
Sugar
took
9-
50c
____________
common
8-18
8-31
Shares
Stock
at
rment
•
9-
v
$25c
_'.
on
8-18
8-31
Shares
Guantanamo
8-14
1
9-
10-
31'Ac
tquar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.t
8-31
8c
Shares
25c
$1.75
10c
37V2c
37V2c
15c
$42.75
6c
Equipment
60c
9-10
10- 1
8-24
11c
Bond
Railroad
1
10- 1
10-15
9-21
10- 1
7c
Railroad
25c
investment
6c
_
Petroleum
10-
Class
Potash
16c
;
8-17
50c
pfd.
Shares-
Shares
8-10
8-15
9- 1
85c
iquar.)
Co., class A
Food
8-18
tquar.)
preferred
Mining Co.
&
8-17
30c
Insurance
Co.,
Poor
8-17
:
held
Mills,
Corp.
Baking
Polaris
8-18
1
' quar. t
Ribbon
Century
City
8-18
8-31
8-31
1
(quar.)_____—
Telephone
8-31
9-
$1.25
net
iquar.)
&
Mo. t
9c
13c
(quar.t
Preferred
1
8- 7
8-21
ll'Ac
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
preferred
(quar.)_____
7%
8-18
9-
8-22
Pittsburgh,
8-18
8-31
_____
Ltd.
Co.
Public
Surety
City,
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry,
8-18
8-31
6c
Hercules
action
preferred
preferred
5'A'/a
8-18
8-31
Electrical
(quar.)
com.
4'A%. preferred
meeting
8-31
7c
8-21
8-28
8-10
8-10
8-15
,
50c
12c
1
9-
8-18
iquar.)_
(Hartford)
Co.
10c
9-
10-15
.
___J
8-18
(quar.t
___
9- 5
Co.—
8-31
7c
(quar.t
Shares
9-15
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
iquar.)
Insurance
Extra
Railroad
75c
$1
25c
35c
Piper Aiiicraft
Corp., 4V2%
pfd. (quar.)_
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
8-18
Shares ''
9-15
9-15
9-15
(quar.)_________________
iquar;)
Quarterly
Phoenix
8-18
933Ac„
___
(quar.)
from
no
8-25
9-18
$1
8-18
Merchandise
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
50c
Corp.
Co.
8-31
20c
(quar.)
Products
took
Pfaudler
8-31
Inc.—
Co.,
8-13
Shares
$1.25
,
5%
—:
Capital
1
8-31
25c
Co.,
Ltd.
entirely
9-
7C
tquar.)
come
$1.75
Circle
13c
8
$1.12'A
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%>
Machinery. Shares—
8- 5
8-14
8- 7
8-21
.
12c
(interim)__
Sugar,
Ltd.
Fund,
Perfect
Shares
r„.;
&
8-13
Shares
Ltd.__—
M.t
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)__.—
Co.___
Fund,
Dominion
9-
Chemical
,_
Forge
(H.
8
8-20
Building
America
of
Buffalo
&
9-
Aviation
$1.12'A
_
pfd.
(quar,)__
Byllesby
1
9-15
10c
_
•Bullock
Canada
10-
8-25
Company
8-17
8-31
preferred
(quar.) _________________
preferred (quar.l
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.) —
Common
(quar.)
•
from
Shares
8-13
9- 1
—
$4.50
9-15
Investing
(quar.)
Co.
$5
60c
(quar.)
4 V2 %
common
Burton-Dixie
8
9-15
(quar.)
.Brown Shoe Co.
tquar.).
Brunswick-Bulke-Coilender Co.,
preferred
9-
3%
(quar.)
Trust
Bristol-Myers Co.,
33A%
preferred
2
1
1
income
8-13
(quar.)
Insurance
Common
1
Equipment
9-10
9-1
9- 1
8-31
9-28
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
10c
preferred
iquar.)
11-
10-
+ __•
8- 4
8- 4
Mfg.
9-10
Industrial
Insurance
Carpet,
Investment
11-16
(quar.t
8-14
8-14
75c
$1.12y2
$1.10
3c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
payments
8-25
$1
25c
Navigation
Lumber
4Cc
dividendt__
investment
Corp.
Mills,
Fire
45c
_
McAllister.
Steel
2
Arner.—
—
Fund
10-
8-24
11-
(quar.t
Fund
Stock
Priced
8-24
9-12
11-16
12'Ac
$1
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)
—
Fund
Stock
10-
50c
Pacolet
$2.50
of
4J/2%
Coyle
$1
Fund
Automobile Shares
59 %c
I
Pacific
933Ac
Administered Fund
Fully
9-15
10-
1
2
15c
iquar.)
(All
Bond
1
50c
(quar
Pacific
99-
prefeired
Inc.
Bond
General
tquar.t
8-25
9-10
Co.—
income)
Institutional
"A" Inc.—
Shippers
&
4
9
9-15
37'Ac
(quar.t_____
investment
net
9-
10c
iquar.)
Y.
N.
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
30c
(quar.)
Securities,
Group
25c
(increased)
Barium
$5
11-20
.____
(stock
net
Beaunit
Bourne
preferred
class A
Co.
Fund
Bigelow-Sanford
Bond
8-21
1
(quar.)____
from
&
Bardwell
1
9-21
25c
——
Railway
Oil
Power Co.,
4.40%
1
.
Northern
Co.
Ohio
10-
9-12
of
Co.
iquar.)
Co.
RR.
Insurance
(increased)
Extra
8-18'
8-28
25c
(quar.)_______
Pacific Tea Co.
Non-cumulative
9-
_____
(quar.)
Co.
Products, Inc.
Quarterly
8-25
9-10
12-
9-15
40c
Industries
preferred
Great
25c
9-15
1
10c
Common
25c
1
10-
._
common
preferred
28 'Ac
$1.12 y2
10-
quar.)
(s-a)
__i_
(quar.t.
55C
56'Ac
common
Co.,
T.)
American
___'.
(quar.t
Axe-Houghton
(W.
Atlantic &
(quar.)
$4
Co.,
Chemical
Augusta
preferred
5%
3%%
(quar.t
preferred
Powder
Grant
Lines,
Rubber
:B
4%%
Atlas
9-30
Great
—_____!+
Pennsylvania
Northern
1
Great
common
North
9
(quar.)
Co.,
8-18
bi-monthly)__
Ltd.—
i
Co.,
preferred
Armstrong
9-30
10-10
50c
5
9-
Cement
Co.
Rubber
9-15
__
preferred
non-cum.
10-10
Brewing
1
iquar.)_
Co.
News
American
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
American
Goodall
Goebel
1
.
10-
Ohio
Extra
8-14
9-
Machinery iquar.)______
& Foundry
Co. (quar.)_
Machine
Metal
4'A%
8-14
10-
(quar.)
American
8-21
1
1
31'Ac
iquar.)
American
5
9-
9-
i quar.)______
preferred
2
9-30
•__
(increased
Inc.
40c
convertible
11-
59 %c
-quar.)
Portland
Globe-Union,
Illinois—
of
Machine
Falls
Glen
25c
(quar.l
$1.25
American
Gisholt
$1.50
___
■._%
,
Co.
9-
American Refractories Co.
10-15
75c
$1.50
$1.50
North
10- 1
10- 1
30c
—
5
55c
9-7
9-7
$1
$1.01)4
iquar.)
(quar.)
10-
—
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
50c
___
quar.)
(reduced
preferred
pfd.
4%
& Light,
Power
Jersey
4.05%
2
iquar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Plywood Co.—
$2.25
9 5'Ac
81'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.75%-
4
9-
preferred
New
8-10
11-
$1.25
___
Corp., .common
7-20
1
9-10
$1
Holder*
Payable of Re*.
Share
Name of Company
933Ac
._
(quar.t.
8-
$3.50
(accum.)
tquar.)
Telephone
•.Common
8-14
1
9-30
$1
(quar.)
(initial
I quar.t
Investment
Common
___'
(quar.l
common
preferred
&
preferred
common
preferred
Bakeries
convertible
American
$6
Mfg.
9-
7'Ac
pfd.
common
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Georgia-Pacific
Payable of Rec.
Share
;_.
(quar.l
convertible
American
4
Company
Corp.
Chalmers
Allis
preferred
4.40%
■
7%
Co.,
Corp.,
preferred'(quar.)
General
Holder1
When
Motors
$3.75
,
Works
Iron
General
an¬
nounced during the current week.' Then we follow
Aeroquip
Share
Name of Company
Holdert
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
9
(485)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
9-10
8-20
on
Aug.
20
75c
9-10
8-20
common
on
50c
9-10
8-27
20%
10-
1
?17c
10-
1
98-
3
proved
a
called
for
4
8-15
$1.06'A
50c
40c
8-
8-
|9- 1
1
7-29
1
7-23
meeting to be held
proposal to split the
If apstockholder's meeting will be
Directors will Vote at a
Westates
Western
on
a
final
■Whitehead
action.
Co., 70c pfd.
Supply Co. iquar.)
Bros. Rubber (quar.)
Petroleum
Auto
1
'
a
four-for-one basis.
(accum.)_
15c
75c
15c
10-20
9- 1
11-16
9-25
8->4
11- 3
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(486)
When
Per
Co.
Blake
<G.
Wood
H.i
Woodward
Co.
KXtra
iquar.j.
(quar.)
;
.
'•
.
_
9" 4
..
weeks
i
dends
Share
Name of Company
30c
(s-ai_
Acedia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Vending Corp.
When
*12,
$$1.25
9-15
(quar.)
$30c
Co.
(quar.)
4Ue
Co.
Wire
Aetna
Ball
Bearing,
Reduction
Radio
Ainsworth
Co.___——
10c
15c
25c
____
$2.50
Power
4.0O %
Vicksburg
&
Wood
Ry.
(Alan)
Alliance
Mlg.
Allied
Control
Allied
Finance
Kid
Co.
Extra
(quar.)
Allied
preferred
(quar.)_
I
(quar.)~—
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
4%
Co.
2nd
American
America, common.———
Leather
preferred
Cos.,
Airlines, 3% %
b%
pfd.
Automobile
Co.,
Note
vestment
7%
—
Shares
from
iquar.
Co.,
preferred
Car
Stock
8-15
9-10
8-17
8-25
8-10
8-25
8-15
10-1
iquar.)
&
$1
50c
9- 1
9- 1
8-14
8-14
25c
9-
8-14
9-21
1
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
50c
t50c
8-15
7-31
40c
9-10
9- 5
9-in
10- 1
9-10
8-13
8- 7
9- 1
8-
75c
10- 1
87Ac
7
9-15
9- 1
8-15
50c
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-2
75c
10-
1
9-2
8-20
7-17
8-15
7-23
43%c
...
10%
1
9-17
8-15
7-30
10-
75c
.
10-
1
9-11
75c
1-2-54
12-11
(quar.)
75c
4-1-54
3-12
non-cum.
non-cum.
preferred
preferred
preferred
American Chain & Cable
American
Colortype
American
&
American
Foreign
Gas
&
1
9-11
$1.75
1-2-54
12-11
$1.75
4-1-54
3-12
Hide
Power
Co.
Hoist
&
Home
Products
American
Derrick
Co.
Insurance
4A%
Co.
American
Corp.
(monthly)—
7%
A %
,
$3
&
deposit
Inc.
Public
preferred
Atlantic
Atlas
Atlas
9-
9-
1
8-25
9-
5
8-12
8-31
3
7
8-10
6-11
9-
8-11
1st
6
7-6
8-
6
7-6
9-
1
8-10
1
8-10
99-
1
8-10
9-11
8-11
9-
1
7-31
$$1.12A
3-
1
7-31
iquar.)
22Ac
9-1
9-1
8-3
9-
1
8-3
9-1
8-3
27 Ac
9-15
8-31
34%c
common
9-15
8-31
59c
iquar.)_
com.
8-3
37'/2c
9-15
8-31
75c
-
quar.)
9-8
8-7
75c
9.^5
93%c
pfd.
com.
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Fe
Ry.
56%c
40c
8-7
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-17
1
9-1
Co.
Coast
Line
RR.
Refining Co.,
of
Co.
Gold
preferred
Sivalls
9-1
9-1
5%
Bloch
Bros.
6%
preferred
From
Bohn
Aluminum
9-11
8-14
8-21
Co.
+4c
Boston
8-10
j
Brass
Boston
Real
Boston
Bower
Co.
Co.
9-30
9-15
Chilton
9-
1
8-10
Cincinnati
10-
1
9-28
8-15
7-24
$1
9-
1
8-10
10-
1
9-
4
9-10
8-25
Class
(quar.)
7
A
(quar.)
9-
1
8-20
City
9-23
9-
1
9-11
9-
1
City
1
8-17
9-15
8-
3
Stores,
preferred
Inc.
A
preference
8-15
8-
Clearing
9-30
9-16
Gas
7-29
$4.50
8-19
B
Brown
Rubber
Bryant
9-15
7
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-12
10-
1
9-16
8-25
7-31
1
8-24
Co.
Chucking
Hill
Buckeye
Falls
Pipe
Die
Co.
Line
Co.
9-
1
8-
4
10-
1
9-15
Co.
Burkart
Sullivan
&
Co.
pfd.
Mfg.
3.50%
Co.
preferred
4.20%
preferred
Burrard
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Dock,
Dry
A
Bush
Terminal
preferred
(quar.)
Co
Jackson
California
Co.
Packing
Water
4.40%
preferred
5.30%
conv.
5.28%
conv.
1
9-
1
Columbia
Pictures
1
8-21
Columbia
Terminals, common
1
8-21
Columbian
9-
1
8-18
(quar.)—
9-10
9-
1
9-10
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
9-15
8-28
Cone
9-
8-18
4%
C
(quar.)
series D (quar.)—
1
8-18
Confederation
8-15
1
8-13
8-
7
Consolidated
7
Consolidated
Gas,
9-
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
8-14
Consolidated
7-31
Consolidated
914
8-14
Northern
Safeway
(quar.)
common
Canadian
Breweries,
Canadian
Car
Class
A
&
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)_
5%
1st pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
Gas
1
8-15
Consumers
Glass
Co.,
7-31
Consumers
Power
Co.,
27'Ac
8-15
7-31
33'Ac
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
50c
9-
8
8-19
t32'Ac
9-21
8-20
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
9-15
8-28
Continental
115c
10-26
Co., Inc., common (quar.)_
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—
preferred
2nd
5%
Diamond
Paint &
$3
prior
Fibre
Varnish
Co.,
9-18
Cooksville
1
8-
4
1
8-
4
10-
1
8-31
Copperweld Steel Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Electric
8-
4
$5.25
8-
4
Cornell
preferred
A
Corp.,
1
8-14
Counselor's
8
8-25
9-
8
8-25
9-
1
8-14
Crompton
10-15
9-30
Crown
45c
50c
issue
called
at $55 per
share
Cork
Zellerbach
8-10
7-20
Crum
8-10
7-20
Cuban-American
112'Ac
8-31
8-15
Cuneo
Gas
preferred
Louisiana
common
Co.' (quar.)
&
preferred
11-14
8-31
8-15
125c
11-30
11-14
50c
9-16
9-
1
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
Electric
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$1.31'/4
(quar.)
10-
10-
1
9-10
9-
1
9-25
9-10
10-15
9-24
9-10
8-28
$12 Ac
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
8-25
8-10
20%
25c
9-
4
$1.25
(quar.)
Loom
.
8-15
8-
1
$17 Ac
8-15
7-31
35c
8-17
7-15
$2.50
1-2-54
12-16
9-15
8-31
25c
8-27
Works
prior
1
9-14
$4.20
pfd.
50C
9-15
8-18
$50c
8-15
pfd.
Davis
8-13
9-30
9-17
(quar.)
$1.75
9-29
9-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
Deep
Co.,.
Rock
25c
8-15
8-
$1.17'A
9-
1
8-15
$1.12'A
9-
1
8-15
1
7%
&
Co.,
Door
Ltd.,
Corp.
9-
10-
1
9-
4
9-24
9-
4
12-24
12-
4
class
4
20c
9-
1
8-14
$37 Ac
9-
Co
A
(quar.)
7-27
9-23
50c
35c
(quar.)
(Continuedj
8-15
8-15
50c
.
—
1
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
9-15
1
(quar.)
Oil
8-
1
10-
75c
(quar.)
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$7
(quar.)
Inc.
8-15
$1.12 A
50C
Co.,
preferred
Leather
9-
50c
pfd.
4Y2%
Metallic
Daystrom,
7-17
1
$1.05
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
$2
(quar.).
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
Class
A
(quar.)
A
8-19
Corp.—
preferred
3:A%
Press, Inc.,
9-18
93 %C
Inc
Sugar Co., 7%
Publishing
Deere
(quar.)
1
9-10
Co.—
quar.)
(quar.
—
Co., $2 preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
8%
Clothing,
$4
.
iquar.)
Fund.
Corp.,
Curtis
Dahlstrom
$1.12'A
Seal
Forster,
8-14
$1.18%
(quar.)
&
Curiae
Class
pfd.
Electric—
(quar.)
(initial
preferred
11-30
125c
.
Storage
preferred
112'Ac
—
Hudson
4.50%
Cork & Seal
Crown
$1.05
(quar.)
Foundry Co., 5%
4.70%
Crown
Crown
7~-20
&
1
9-
25c
8-10
8-20
8-15
9-
9-10
(quar.)
50c
Products-
preferred
A
Knowles
1
9-10
quar.)
Co.
International
4%
(reduced).
dividend
Central
4'A %
Class
24c
common
Central
4.75%
for
&
9-
25c
common—
dividend)
(stock
Mills Ltd.
Investment
Cork
8-12
30c
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% pfd.
(s-a)
Crane
Co.,
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$1.31'/4
9-
iquar.)
4
8-12
9-
$$1.25
Corp.
Realtv
Imperial
9-
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
(initial
common
7-15
9-
(quar.)
com.
9-
New
1
9-14
25c
75c
(quar.)
Petroleum
9-
9-15
8-12
50c
(quar.)___
Box
9-30
$15c
$1
:
Paper
preferred
Cosden
9-15
1
62 Ac
Paperboard Products Co.
Corrugated
5%
8-25
1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
11-11
8-20
75C
40c
(quar.)
8-22
12-11
1
20c
preference
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-
9-
9-15
(quar.)_
Cosmopolitan
Cold
3
10-
(quar.)_
common
Cosmos
Food
3
10-
60c
31 '/4c
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
8-21
Catelli
7-31
8-
93%C
15c
7-31
preferred
8-31
8-20
3
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
9-
8-22
$1
Can
$3.75
Common
50c
—
1
| preferred (quar.)
7-14
4.20%
8-
1
8
4%
9-10
20
9-
5
8-15
Co.,
1
8-
8-15
Tractor
7-15
8-20
35c
on Aug.
this dividend)
8-15
9-
t$1.25
185c
(quar.)
redemption
8-14
1
1$1.25
plus
1
10-
112'Ac
Caterpillar
9-
$1.13
$4.25
125c
(entire
$ 13c
55c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of American, com. (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
(s_a)
Oil Cos.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd.
preferred
9-15
9-
4.52%
9-16
4.80%
9-15
9-15
a-
1
common
9-15
1
10-
Corp.,
1
10-
120c
preferred
1
10-
$1.12 A
Ice
4%
10-
$1
(quar.)
Canadian
Carrier
$1.12'A
$37 AC
Ltd
common
8-14
Co.
1
8-11
8-15
120c
Co.
8-11
10-
35c
8-14
1
Steel
9-10
8-25
9-
Paper
1
8-21
.8-26
125c
Carpenter
10-
20c
30c
9-
Ltd.—
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Machine Co., Ltd., class A
Carpenter
10c
45c
Fairbanks-Morse
Co.
1
4
8-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock,
Canadian
9-
9-
1
(quar.)_
Canadian
Canadian
1
9-
25c
Canadian
Carborundum
12-10
9-15
10-
Paper
Water, Power &
}50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Consolidated
Aircraft
Vultee
i$1.25
(final)—
Foundry
8-14
Corp.
Co.
7-31
Cook
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-14
1
62 Ac
8-15
Ltd.—
Power
Ltd.,
1
9-
18%c
(quar.)
Natural
137'Ac
preferred
9-
20c
Theaters, Ltd., class A
tlOc
$1.30 pref.
(quar.)
2nd
1
40c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Jl5c
Canada
Corp.
Corp.
Consolidated
7-31
Canada
Laundries
Consolidated
7-31
A
Utilities
Gas
7-31
8-15
Class
8-
Electric
7-31
8-15
Forgings,
7-31
8-14
8-15
40c
1
32'Ac
&
9-21
■1
56'/4C
1
33'Ac
Ltd.,
1
8-28
common
9-
33c
(quar.)
preferred series F (quar.)
preferred series G (quar.)
Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
Quarterly
Foils,
9-
$1.37'A
37Ac
9-
conv.
Foundries
8-14
10-10
preierred (quar.)
Corp
!
Light & Power
(Baltimore), common (quar.)_
4'A% preferred B (quar.)—
—
4% preferred C (quar.)
——
8-15
8-14
$5
Coppermines
8-
31c
7-31
3
9-10
25c
(quar.)
1
conv.
Canada
Power,
&
1
9-10
8-15
9-
^
(quar.)
9-
5.20%
Canada
Inc.
Power
9-15
4
(Toronto)—
Association
Life
Inc.,
9-
20c
9-
15c
7-20
t30c
9-
8-15
12-18
$37 Ac
Connecticut
Connohio,
9-16
8-15
(quar.)_
(s-a)—:
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
common
Light
8-14
12-30
5c
(quar.)
Congoleum-Nairn,
9-15
8-21
2
50c
Quarterly
8-13
9-
$1.06 '/4
(quar.)
(monthly)
(quar.)
__Li
Corp.,
9-
5.36%
Ltd.,
$2
1
4.50%
preferred series E
Cement Co.,
Co.
Paper Co., class A
preferred
9-
4
20C
pfd.
$4.25
Corp.,
Concord Natural Gas, 5'A%
8-25
Campbell,
Canada
Locks
Connecticut
37'Ac
(quar.)__
preferred
8-18
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)__—
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
20c
Co.—
series
9-
31 '/4C
8-
1
$2
9-
37'Ac
common
Corp.
Service
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Electric Power,
California
9-30
9-
$2
9-
Carbon
7-31
7-21
(quar.)
9-
Mills
1
8-15
Inc.
System,
Ltd.
9-16
9-
50c
$1.12'A
Brothers, common (quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-12
125c
(1st
75c
20c
Corp. (quar.)
Biscuit Corp., $1.25
10-
1st preferredpayment
since
Ry., 4%
$1.25
10c
Burry
$1.12'A
(quar.)
$1.25
112c
Burroughs
9-16
40c
Co.
Gas
8-11
$1.05
class
1
87'Ac
15c
(quar.)
10-
8-14
1
50c
common
<quar.)-_—
8-14
1931)
Commoil,
1
1
Corp
preferred
Combined
1
9-
9-14
9-
preferred
Gas
9-
9-14
25c
(quar.)
$1
Corp.,
25c
10c
(quar.)
common
87'Ac
[
Mills
preferred
8-10
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-
3
1
held
8-11
8-
8-10
9-
value preferred
par
share
1
Columbia
4
1
25c
9-
2nd
9-
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Southern
4%
7-20
8-15
10c
20c
each
Interstate
2nd
8-15
1
9-
(quar.)
Aikman
&
8-21
9-
10-
(monthly)
common
redeemable
for
9-11
87 Ac
(quar.)___
Co.
preferred
4%
1
9-15
(quar.)—
Milling & Elevator Co.
»
9-
12-15
9-30
65c
Colorado
10-
25c
12-31
15c
Co.—
Colorado
10-29
1
8-11
Hardware, Ltd.—dividend) Two non-assess¬
(stock
A
Collins
8
Mining & Concentrat¬
(quar.)
Burlington
5%
Foil
shares
10-
9-
1
$1.12 A
Cockshutt Farm Equipment,
10-29
3c
9-14
9-
20c
convertible preferred
8
37'Ac
8-20
9-30
(quar.)
Illuminating
Inc.,
9-
6
8-14
1
(monthly)
9-21
$1.25
(quar.)
iquarj
Inc.
Bunker Hill
Byron
Co.
25c
(quar.)
8-15
8
9-
$1.25
20c
(quar.)
1
9-
62'Ac
15c
j
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
&
Bullock's,
4'A%
Foods,
Common
Cochrane-Dunlop
4
9-
50c
.
Cochran
8-
8-10
8-10
————
1
9-24
9-10
1
1
(quar.)
Quarries
8-14
1
1
9-
9-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, 7%
&
8-
8-15
10-
$1.25
Mfg.
Extra '
$3.50
8-
7-15
5%
8-25
8-31
3
8-13
$1
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
Inc.—
8-15
9-15
8-10
8-15
$1
Co.
Lambert
Cleveland
Class
8-20
75c
(quar.)
—
special guaranteed
4'A%
9-14
1
25c
preferred
Clinton
9-30
9-
25c
quar.)
25c
(quar.)__
Grinder
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
4%
4%
9-14
8-20
12 Ac
$1.10
Extra
1
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)__,
A
$1.10
(quar.)
1
12-
$1.25
15c
preferred
10-
12-16
Chattanooga—
Electric
Cleveland
1
5
RR.—
(quar.)
Machine
9-
9-
8-
8-15
1
10-16
(quar.)_
of
December,
(quar.)
9-
IOC
&
8-14
Co.—
preferred
9-30
8-15
dividend
Cleveland
J50c
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co. (quar.)
Brown Co., $5 conv.
1st preference <quar.)_
$3
2nd
preferred
Iquar.)
ing
Co.
Neon,
Colorado
class
10-15
Common
J50c
Boro
4.40%
$5
Claude
Clayton
10-
7-30
50c
preferred
8-12
95c
B
4.40%
Buell
Water
9-11
20c
(quar.)
8-15
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Stamping
Auto
Stock
2
9
30c
$1.12'A
Co
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
(quar.)
Brockway Motor Co.,
Brooklyn
preferred
Service
9-25
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.
Budd
5%
1
1
9-
7-17
25c
City Products Corp.
137'Ac
1
8-15
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Cincinnati,
Cities
Ltd.—
(s-a)
10-
com.
(quar.)
8-20
able
Inc.
$1.12'A
8-11
1
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
9-
50c
Corp.,
Milling Machine, common
preferred
20c
Co.
Manufacturing Co.,
British Columbia Packers,
Buck
4%
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
A
preferred
4%
Cincinnati
t25c
Bearing
7-31
37'Ac
Electric—
8-
9-
———
A
(initial
68%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
50c
preferred
Brillo
Class
New
1
50c
Rubber Co
&
8-10
(quar.)™.—_____________
Gas &
8-10
'
8-10
50c
quar.)
Cab
9-
$1
1
8-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
series
Yellow
25c
21c
Trust
Hose
$2.75
Roller
8-28
g_10
Chiksan
60c
Estate
Inc.,
preferred
5%
Chicago
9-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.—
Woven
5.25%
7-20
8-14
8-14
25c
Corp.__
Y.)
Unadilla Telepnone
(increased
Common
25c
(quar.)
Fund,
Bourjois,
New
9.
&
(N.
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago,
Common
Corp, common
preferred (quar.)
3'/2 %
Central
Mines, Ltd
9-
I
8-17
50c
60c
9-30
10-
9-15
9
A
9-15
11c
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
8-20
9-15
8-14
Inc.—
& Co.
(quar.)
50c
9-
10-
1
9-
50c
Class
20c
investment income
(Sidney)
Bank
preferred
75c
(quar.)
$1.25
8-10
8-15
30c
$1.18%
1
10-
8-31
9-
25c
62'Ac
(quar.)
common
Blue Riuge Mutual Fund,
B
8-14
8-31
9-
$1.06'/4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
B
7.31
31 %c
Tobacco,
Class
1
10-
8-17
4'A%
10-
25c
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago Corp., $3 preference (quar.)_,
Cmcago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
30c
Class
1
(quar.)
common
Co.
8-7
9-11
10-
1
8-10
5%
(quar.)
8-7
9-
9-21
Iquar.)
iPhila.),
Blaw-Knox
Central
40c
iquar.)-
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred iquar.)
preferred
National
$1.05
Inc., com,
Bryson,
8-7
9-
9-
8-14
I
Blackstone
Blauner's
Chase
5
9-15
(quar.)
Engineering
32c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$1.25
40c
5c
Light,
(quar.)
preferred
1
8-20
15c
(quar.)
$4.50
<quar.)_!
&
A
(s-a)_
<quar.)„
convertible
preferred
4.75%
(quar.)
&
9-
$1.75
—_
.
—
Power
A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
Black,
Co.
Class
Co.—
Ry. Co.
Conn.
4.20%
4
8-15
7-31
$1.19
Corp:
Chambersburg
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., com.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
25c
common-
Co
Hills
8-
Co.
60c
81'/4c
iquar.)_
iquar.)
Class
$1.25
Line
Oil
Black
1
8-31
50c
Corp.,
Electric
Bishop
9-
$75c
16%c
9-30
Belt
$5c
(quar.)
Stael
j
$150
(quar.)
Charlotte Air Line
Coast
Company
preferred
Stock
9.
$1.31 '/4
(quar.)
(ouar.)
Santa
9-1
$1
preferred
&
8-
$15c
(quar.i
preferred
&
7%
9-15
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
Spinning Associates
Securities, common
Bethlehem
9-30
30c
Fine
Common
$1.12'A
75c
(quar.)..
Topeka
9
50c
(quar.)
20c
Co.,
Best
Chain
12'Ac
_
Class A
8-
Plywood Corp.—
11.25
Aunor
8-6
9-24
1
.'
Corp., 4%%
Dry Goods Corp.,
Corp
8-15
8-10
(quar.)
preferred
Atlantic
1
12 Ac
Equipment
&
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
(increased
Common
9-
9-15
30%
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Cork Co.-^
preferred
Atlanta
9-15
J15c
f.)
Steel
Atlantic
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Atcnison,
1
9-
62 Ac
preferred
2nd
9-
27'/2c
$2.50
6%
9-15
9-15
(final)__
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
$3.25
Bessemer
8-12
8-
8-15
$1.04
(quar.)
Products
7-31
8-15
21c
(quar.)
preferred
8-26
17 Ac
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
California
8-25
1
Service
Arkansas-Missouri
5.25%
8-18
8-10
(quar.)_
$3.75
1.
1
(quar.i
Aro
9-
$1.12 A
s.
common
preferred
Associated
8-21
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
$4
1
30c
(series with
Co.,
$1.10
Common
9-
Power—
$2.36
6%
9-1
Co.
Co.
Loan
Berkshire
preferred
7-17
8-31
40c
(quar.)
com.
8-10
25c
(quar.)_;
—
4.75%
Holdern
40c
(s-a)
Corp.
(quar.)
4.15%
Certain-Teed
1
West
Co.
Central Vermont Public Service,
8-14
10-
Utility Corp.
South
8-24
117'Ac
common..
Howell
Beneficial
9-11
Soya
1
9-
$15c
.-™
(quar.)
Heminway
Gossett
&
9-25
&
9-11
25c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Belleterre Quebec Mines, Ltd.™
Bell
8-20
Public
Central
Chenango &
Ltd.,
preierred
Butler
1
9-
(quar.)
Electric
convertible
Armstrong
10-
7oC
receipts
Corp. (quar.i
Corp., Ltd., common
Armco
8-7
75c
(quar.)
Telephone, class A
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
5 A %
9-1
Co.—
(quar.)
Oil
Arizona
8-21
25c
Refining
Co.
preferred
4%%
9-18
Oil
Farms
Argus
8-14
Sanitary
iquar.)
participating preferred
Participating
,Argo
1
50c
Co.
Amer.
Anheuser-Busch,
4.50%
9-
$1.75
Standard
Foundries
Anglo-Canadian
Arden
15c
1
30c
iquar.i
&
Tobacco
Appalachian
9-
$1
(reduced)
Ordinary
y8-27
9-10
$1.18%
iquar.)
iquar.)
Smelting
Steel
Anglo-Iranian
9-11
25c
B
iquar.)
Seating
American
75c
40c
iquar.)
CO.
preferred
Common
4
A
Radiator
American
1
50c
common
American
9-
50c
series
Pulley
American
9-14
$1.12'A
iquar.)^
Chemical—
&
preferred
Corp.,
75c
55c
iquar.)
American
8-10
(Newark, N. J.) —
(quar.)
(quar. I
$4 preferred series
American
8-10
7-31
9-10
$3
B
$4.75
9-10
8-15
Co., Ltd.—
Potash
A
1
30c
Paper Goods Co.
American
9-
30c
(quar.)
.
Metal
preferred
Class
pfd
conv.
Co.
Semi-annual
American
Class
(quar.)_
Supply
(quar.)
Indemnity Co. <s-a)
American
9-15
41c
(quar.)
Hospital
American
4
5c
Co.
Steamship
Leather, 6%
American
9-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
9-15
25c
Electric
&
10-
50c
(quar.)
American-Hawaiian
American
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Furniture
American
(quar.)
Co.
Corticelli,
&
1
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Class
35c
(quar.)
Paper Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Inc., (quar.)™.
preferred
Belding
Bell
9-
l
12c
25c
' $1.43%
(quar.)
Aircraft
Belden
$3.80
(quar.)
7%
4%%
Beech
8-15
Central
8-15
1
Shoe Corp.,
s.)
Broadway-Hale
9-1
Common
7%
(A.
Brantford
Foundry
(quar.)
non-cum.
Beck
&
1
9-
15c
Laboratories,
Borden
9-10
9-14
Common
7%
Bathurst Power
9-10
1
9-28
10-20
(quar.)_
_™.™.™_.
Blumenthal
16*
Corp.
Radio Show (quar.)
(Joseph) & Sons Co. (quar.)
8-10
8- 7
3'Ac
(quar.)__.
common
dividend
Common
9- 1
in¬
income)
Can
American
Common
(quar.)__
Business
American
9- 1
9- 1
8-14
8- 1
8-14
7-27
2oC
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance
bamc
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
American
American
9-30
9-15
$25c
$$1.32
(quar.)
American
6%
4
of Canada, Ltd.—
redeemable
Amalgamated
—
(quar.)—
preferred
5'/4%
(quar.)
iquar.i
of
preferred
Aluminum
9-
93%c
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
Aluminum
1
30c
—
-
Aluminium,
10-
$2
Steel
Cast
6%
——_______
-
Extra
8-22
8-22
9-18
9-18
50c
75c
—
iquar.)
Co.
1
1
1
1
15c
(quar.)..
Corp.
common
(Louis)
Extra
Alloy
(quar.)--—*—
Stores,
4%
^
-
Products
Allied
pfa. (s-a)
pfti. (quar.)
(quar.)——-—..
Laboratories
Allied
—
7%
5.50%
Co.,
9-15
991010-
(quar.)
Manufacturing, common
Basic Refractories, Inc., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
50c
$1.09%
25c
50c
60c
14c
$1.37'A
$1.50
40c
30c
—_
iquar.)
Inc.,
Co.,
preierred
Allied
Dye
&
10- 1
Co.
(quar.)—
<quar.)_—;
Co.
Chemical
6%
$1.15
$3
Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
(R. C.)
Allied
(quar.),
Steel
Ahegheny-Ludlum Steel, common
S4.37A
preierred iquar.i
Allen
87'Ac
$1.05
is-a)
"Wood"
see
20c
__
(quar.)-—.——---—
preierred
Alabama
iquar.)
preierred iquar.)
Co., 4.20% preferred
prior
Alabama
Alan
is-a)
:
Corp., common
Gas
3'/2%
9-A
7-31
8-18
8-18
7-24
8-21
8- 7
Works
Collieries
Birtman
preferred
5%
Alabama
8-20
9-10
8-14
8-25
9- 1
RR.
Youngstown
&
9- 5
9- 5
8-14
9-11
8-21
$1.12A
—
Canton
Aaron
iquar.)___
9-15
9- 1
35c
<quar.)___
iquar.)
Corp
Mfg.
Inc.
Airiieets,
Ltd.
common
Stores,
Inc.,
Co.,
preferred
Aircraft
60c
15c
—
10- 1
9-12
9-11
9-15
25c
+10c
iquar.)_
com.
iquar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
4.50%
——
(quar.)_-™-
Roller
&
preferred
Holdert
Gear
9-
1953
Payable 0) Rec,
Share
Company
Central
25c
22Ac
50c
25c
10c
(quar.)—
When
Per
Name of
America—
.
preferred
Barcalo
7%
(quar.)
Acme
Ayshire
Baltimore
Bancroft
_
8-21
9-15
A
class
Steel
5%
-
Payable of Rec.
preferred
Acme
8-14
' •
•
.
Belding
(quar.)—
Common
5%
$1.20
Allis
I
of
Co.
Monday, August 10,
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
convertible
Baxter
Per
Air
„
give the
we
preceding table.
ABC
4%%
dividends announced in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
Canteen
Common
8"20
9* 1
2oc
,
Automatic
»- J
Automotive
20c
-
™™
...
When
Per
Name of Company
8-15
9-lo
9- 1
32/'fc
-
™-
Co
<R.)
20c
lac
$$1-37,A
—
iquar.i
5J/z 'e preierred
Co.,
Governor
Wunitzer
Inc..
Sons,
&
(Clarence)
Whitman
Whitney
Holder•
Payable of Reo.
9-1
8-15
Share
Name of Company
...
on
page
44)
10-
9-
9-
8
1
9-
9
1
8-12
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Financial Chronicle
Number 5245... The Commercial and
Volume 178
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
B»>|e for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Oct
64% Jan
6
2
108
125
10
39% Jun
24
99
Jun
25
/ Jan
30 % Jan
35% Jan
30% Sep 16
33% Oct 20
64
24% Jan
24
May
106y2 May
79% May
73
Jun
10
36% Feb
25
Adams-Millis
16
59% Jan
27
24% Jun
4
6
8% Jun
9
Admiral
10
10% Mar
6
Affiliated
30
51% July
29% Jan
3
50
Jan
23% July 22
101% Jun
11
3
9
1
17% Jun
9
70% July 31
May
9
152
Jan
5
13
91
Apr
10
16
39
Jan
16
July 31
104
Feb
4
Jun
18
98
98
Nov
10
110
Jan
17
Jan
2
98
Nov
25
90
B
Apr
30
10
Dec
23
32% Feb
36
Apr
90
$4,375 cum preferred
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allen
2
Allied
Kid
22
Mar 27
25% Jun
Mills'
8
Allied
Stores
Oct
1
88
July
23
6
93% Feb
16
23
48
Jun
16
59% Jan
2
95
17
.
36% Apr
15
118% Jan
4%
3%%
2
Dec
23
96% Jun
16
21
49% Dec
30
44% Feb
18
47% Oct
16
54% Sep
19
41% Apr
2% Oct
23
3% Jan
3
2% Jan
23
3% Mar 24
Nov
24
Jan
2
33% Jan
30
36% Mar 24
95% May
123
l
36% Feb
42% Apr
33
15% Sep
141% Jan
35
18% Jan
15
9
X235
23
53
Aug
7
Aluminum
Co
54% Jan
20
Aluminium
Limited
16% Jun
11
29
Jun
9
156
9
Apr
Alpha Portland Cement
21
73
2
30
81% Apr
23
75% Jan
6
2
12% Apr
23
15% Jan
8
American
2
74% Jun
9
84% Feb
4
3%%
16
8
American
Jan
90
29
Apr
Dec
163A Jan
74
20
12% May
55
Nov
Jun
36% Oct
30
Oct
12
7
4%%
12% Jan
38% July 29
107
17
59
7% July 22
7
413/4 Mar 13
15% Aug
102
50
American Bosch Corp common
2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%—50
50
53% Aug
29
Feb
26
47
Apr
23
40% Jan
Jun
24
103% Feb
20
convertible
4c/o
Amer
13% Feb
14
4% Dec
Jan
6
29
7
Mar
18
Feb
15% Mar 20
Ctfs
16% Jun
9
11
5%
12
2
6% May
1
9
American
36% Dec
12
31% Feb
37% May
4
45% Nov
12
40% Apr 23
44% Jan
5
22
42"% Jun
27
34% Feb
9
49% May 25
83% Jun
26
76 % Feb
6
85 Va Mar 18
32% Feb
8
28
7
34 % Jan
26
American
2
50 % Jun
6
44% Apr
24
50% Feb
16
25
ley. Jan
2
20% Aug
6
21% Jan
2
90
73% Apr 23
27% Oct 2-f
42%
Jan
July
Chicle
3
American
American
Crystal
6
9
55% Jan
6
Jan
6
26
89
15
96% Jan
15
50% Aug 25
593/4 Jun
9
41% Jun
117% Jun
10
Jun
29
143
9
170% Jan
22
30
54% Jan
22
May
83% Oct
6
Jan
293/4 Jan
3
16% Mar
33% Aug 11
7
7% Nov
31
Dec
8
9
13
33
6% Jun
27
18% Aug 14
Jun
»
30
8% Jan
4
31% Jan
20
American
European
17% Feb
4
American
Export
May 25
American
&
American
Gas
33% Feb
Jan
9
10
Jan
14
21
30% Sep
x35% Oct
3
45
8
39% July 23
5% Mar 25
American
Jun
15
39 Vt May 27
15
40
8
36
6% Jan
8% July
23
9
Feb
14
96
Dec
19
86
20% Feb
26
23% Jun
30
18
Jan
9
July 22
19% Jan
4
Dec
3
23
Jun
16
99
Jun
25
17% Feb
19
96
24
Jun
25
21%
102
July~31
Sep
24
3
13
Jan
2
7
Dec
19
Oct
31
29
16
79% Jan
12
86
Feb
24
16% Jun
10
19% Feb
2
30% July 23
18% Jun
8
26% Feb
27
May 15
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
105
Apr
18% Feb
2
7% Jun
22
American
Molasses
Natural
37
Mar 17
28% Aug
7
37
Mar 27
American
News
29V4 Jan
5
39% Mar .24
American
39% Sep
23
29
16
16% Apr
1
23
175% Aug
8
7% Jan
17
Oct
29
24% Jun
12
24
49 % Dec
3
7
38% May 19
53
Jan
29
6
2
8% Jun
23
6
23 Va Jan
13
American
14
65 Va Jan
30
American
6
Jan
16% July
48% Jan
30% July 14
44
19
165 % Sep
2
136
Jun
25
11
39% Feb
9
37
Jan
2
40
122% Oct
29
20
120
Apr
20
127
16
36% Jan
29
40% Aug 18
31
Jun
38
Jun
134
60 % Mar
6
Mar 14
135% July
1
121
11
12
10% Oct
16
16% Jan
11
161% Dec
1
54% May 19
66 % Dec
16
129% Jan
3
139% Nov 21
60% Jan
3
119% Jan
24
112'A Jun
13
9% Dec
15
22% Oct
22
371/4 Jan
7
81 % Nov
18
95% Jan
22
7
9
119
18% July 28
78% Aug
66% Feb
13
13% July 16
Jan
30
77
55% Jan
24
31% July 28
2
48% Dec
31
46
40 % May
July 30
Jun
10
American
Tel
5%
102
May 12
31% Jan
Jan
15
40% Oct
15
53% Jan
1
11% Nov 21
38% May
4% May
48% Dec
5
10
2
106% May 21
26% Jan
94
Jun
2
25
Amer
Zinc
prior
50% Dec
19
41% Feb
57% May
241% Jan
24
6"% Jan
60
July
3
7
3% Jun
35
9
July 29
Jun
6
100
47%
47%
50%
47%
48
51'A
51%
52%
48%
49
48 Va
49'A
13,400
2%
*2%
2%
400
38%
*353/8
38%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
19
169%
*18%
19
1683/4
169%
*63aA
64'A
2%
38
18%
168
64
64'A
65
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
77%
77%
77%
78
78
77%
78
1,200
29'A
94
17%
55
8%
*28%
29%
28%
29
28 3/4
29
28%
28%
1,500
*94 Va
95
95
95
95
95
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
40
38
55%
55
8%
8Vt
*38%
39 Va
39%
*38 Va
39%
39
39
38%
38 Va
38
381/4
V»
*96%
98
14%
14'A
14 Va
*13%
14%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
900
5%
5%
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
5%
3,900
36 3/8
36%
36%
22,100
14
141/4
37%
36%
37%
42;
42
42
42
37%
37%
37V4
37%
36%
79 Va
*28%
29
*79
*28%
20%
20%
2OV4
20%
22%
*22%
22%
48
*130
91
92
49%
48%
*33%
7%
♦28%
20
-
493/8
493/4
35
*28
14%
66
3%
3%
39%
8
*34
39%
*7%
14%
14%
*14%
15
9%
14,600
31 %
30%
31%
31
31%
15,600
65%
65%
65%
65'/a
3,700
3%
3%
3%
*33/4
3%
2,200
9%
38%
39%
8
9%
*34
39%
73/4
90
19%
23%
*23Va
231/4
101
*100'A
101 'A
lui
15%
16
15%
16'A
16
*91 Va
92
*91 Va
20 Va
16%
7%
*7lA
*91'A
92
23%
233/a
*81%
82
*81 %
82
18 %
*18
18%
93/4
38%
73A
Oil
Corp
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co Inc
200
23Va
23Va
23Va
300
*101
lOi
16%
1013/4
120
16
16%
10,800
*9lVt
92
92
23%
23 Vt
23%
82
82
82
100
10,500
30
18
18'A
18
18
1,800
20'A
20%
5,000
20%
20
20%
20'A
*101
101%
101%
101%
*1013A
16%
16 3/8
16 3 a
16%
102
16%
150
2,900
7%
7%
*71/4
7%
7%
7%
300
7%
34%
34V8
34Va
33%
34%
33%
33%
8,200
30 3/4
30%
28%
30%
5,100
31%
33%
33 3/4
31 '/a
33%
33%
34
*32V4
34
331/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
161
161
7%
7%
19V»
19%.
54Vt
54%
32%
33%
145
143
*39%
*126
40 /
128
32%
41 %
51
51
123Va
123
16 %
155
13%
*161
13%
165
165
*161
7%
7%
7%
19 Va
7%
*161
7%
33%
33
*32
33
13%
165
*161
165
13%
13%
7%
7%
4,200
Xl9%
19%
2,700
19 Va
19'A
19%
19%
19%
54
54
54
54
170
54
53
55
33
31%
32%
31%
32
31% '
32
13,700
*143%
145
A 145
660
144
39 Va
*126
32%
41'A
51V4
122%
16'A
154%
76%
134% 135%
44%
44%
115% 115%
9Vi
9%
44
144%
39%
128
143
*39%
126
32%
32%
41%
41%
155
77%
44 Va
32%
41%
51%
51%
124%
I6V4
16 »/4
16%
135
39 3A
123%
Sl'A
124
144
126
154%
X
76'A
136
441/4
*115%
115%
*115%
9lA
9%
9%
39%
*126
32%
413/4.
513A
124
16 Vs
145
39%
323/4
42
-
51%
124
16%
40
39%
*126
128
128
42 Va
51%
42«A
513/4
2,900
1,000
123%
125
*15 Vs
16
76%
76 V2
77%
76%
77Va
136 Va
136'A
136'A
1363/a
45%
44%
1363A
44%
9,100
155
45 Va
115%
10
154%
45
115%
9%
155 Va
II534
116
155'A
310
9%
4,200
9%
9%
19%
18'A
19
79
80
'67
14%
>
67'A
14%
15
77%
77%
77%
77%
77%
77 Va
34
49
33%
33
33%
32 34
33%
32%
32%
33%
48'A
48%
49
48%
49
48%
48%
48%
*28 Vs
*28 Va
28 3A
28 Vt
28 Vt
*28'A
28%
*97
98 V2
98%
98%
♦98 Va
34
34 Va
♦34 Va
34%
34%
34%
35
49Va
49
*9%
3%
36
35%
28%
100
*77
28V4
•98V2
78
28 'A
100
35
48aA
50%
49
49
49 Va
*93/4
10 Va
*9%
10%
*93/4
10 Va
33/4
3%
*3Va
3%
3%
*3%
3%
491/2
101/2
3%
36 Va
36'A
36%
35 Vs
35%
353/4
35%
36
240
H6V4
15
*3%
420
1,700
47,700
ii,000
155
33%
48 Va
5
20
1,900
77 Va
77%
900
32 3/4
32%
14%
14
10
7%
x32 Va
135%
,
900
90O
19,700
*54
1
77%
98 Va
34 Vt
,50%
10%
No par
30
19%
34
*97
34
50'A
*9%
10
200
90
101%
16'A
4,800
34
Glass Corp—
Mining
Products
73/4
19%
14%
A
393/4
73/4
90
14%
Anderson-Prichard
*34
19%
90
14 Va
No par
21.80
38%
39%
40
14%
& Co
9%
20 3 4
16%
100
1,800
66%
*100'A
*101
3,700
14%
16
16%
200
73/4
*7%
29%
93
18 Va
20
35'A
*34 Vt
*28
19%
*81 %
1,000
23,200
138
7%
*90
23 %
49%
483/4
29%
*19
23 Va
1,900
92
*28%
19%
23
19%
223/4
29%
101
91
23Va
82
18 Vs
19%
7%
93
23%
300
22%
*130
138
*34
900
1,800
*91
91
*134
29
800
4,400
48%
48%
7%
*19
*23 Va
20'A
22%
91
34
7%
*90
23 Vt
48%
140
38%
*7%
8
29
34
15
39%
80
*130
7%
29
*34
79%
34
14%
39%
79
140
*27%
3%
37%
*22%
91
49%
42
37%
48
48
22%
42
37%
78%
29
48 %
*91
36
42
37%
*41%
79%
29
48
14%
*14
14%
*28%
79%
48 Va
3%
*14
15
6.25
100
11,500
*16 Va
68
Hocking
14%
14 Vt
14%
.v
200
1,700
14%
79%
No par
98
*96 Vi
98
*96
98
38
38
4,200
*13%
5%
'
55%
38
*96
220
8V4
*38
97'A
900
56
55%
8'A
38
17%
8%
8%
270
17%
55%
55
55
8'A
8'/a
953/8
*95
68
Cable
600
11,600
13%
79%
&
5,400
633A
63%
19%
1
200
169%
169
77%
33
77Vs
25
50
14,200
2%
*2%
*35%
79 Va
com
100
500
53
*35%
48%
2%
671/4
Smelt
47%
51 'A
67'A
preferred
Mining
11,100
99%
*47%
47%
387/a
170
200
49%
*98
99%
50
89%
49%
49%
100
18%
&
Copper
49%
*99
*47%
48
49
*88%
893A
*88%
78 Vt
preferred
W
49 Vt
*2%
63%
i,700
19'A
Anderson Clayton
Andes
90%
48%
*35%
169
39
38%
♦97%
50
48%
39
68
7
52
49%
49 Va
"600
39
*88 Va
89
89
*98
28 3A
79%
26
12
39
38%
*28
19%
Jan
9
39%
28%
79 Va
Common
P
39
28%
*67'A
15% Feb
5
28%
19 Va
Wire
5
*28
79'A
67 Vt
Anaconda
5
28%
20
19 Vs
30
Jan
5,900
*28
*19%
79Vt
conv
95
20
*19%
67 'A
Lead
97
*90
No par
common
Jan
45
95
33%
154%
5
400
3,500
*90
100
preference.—No par
Woolen
preferred
Inc
V
19
Copper
106 Va Mar
95
31
16 'A
100
25
100
82 Vt
33%
*95
33%
25
com
Works Co
Anaconda
33% July 23
'90
82 Vt
33%
97
33%
100
Co
Corp
6
$4
95
200
33 Va
82'A
*95
97
32
5
common
Viscose
26
15
*94
33 Va
41%
,
Jan
10
9
Tel
45% Feb
30% Apr
33%
33
32'A
preferred
Anchor
24
82'A
34'A
13,600
33
1
preferred
American
$5
82
33%
180
4
148
3%
*145
146
146
82
33%
34
32
*33%
No par
Tobacco
Tobacco
American
57
25
100
Sumatra
6%
5
No par
common
Co
American
27% Jan
97
No par
Refining com—100
American Water
21% Jan
No par
Sany
Co
&
*19
*7Vt
preferred
24
16
26% Feb
7%
143%
82'A
70%
70 Vt
4
1,500
93
19%
33'/a
Razor
Stores
American Sugar
$4 conv prior
15
109
American
*7%
*90
—1
American Steel Foundries
7%
23
143 Va
145
97
*
20%
-100
Snuff
77% Mar 17
16% Oct
Oct
Std
88 % Mar 17
38
71
3%
9%
101%
common—5
100
5
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co
No par
&
5
89% Oct
71
3%
20
20%
noncumulative preferred—100
6%
Jan
70%
3%
*90
38%
Co—No par
Co
Safety
10% Feb
Jun
70%
3%
>19%
39%
Co
Co—
American
5
70%
21%
*101
16%
2
preferred
7%
19
1,200
20 Va
*34
18 %
preferred
American
138% Jan
7% Jun
Feb
Feb
130% Jun
116% Jan
82
7
May 12
77% Aug
40% Jun
19
Mar 20
% Aug
6,700
.68%
No par
com
Amer Smelt & Refg com
2
161 % Jap.
21
64% Nov
Feb
16% July 30
Apr
7%
American
5
7
Jan
65
69% Jan
Dec
6
Aug
152% Jun
16
57
36
42
58
9
18
150% Jun
10
Feb
50 % Jun
Apr
50% Dec
Jan
159% Jan
Feb
Jun
Rad
Amer
171% Feb
36% Dec
131
4
15% Feb
11
Jun
:"2%
20%
78'A
91
22%
*81'A
Amer Potash & Cliem cl B—No par
13% July 27
148
2%
20%
13%
Gas
Optical
30
2%
20%
9%
100
Ltd
Co
15
36 Va Jan
2%
203/a
*156
*94
49
100
7
100
preferred
10
42% Apr
127
Metal
4%%
7% Jun
22
20
2%
20 Va
33%
50%
23'A
American Metal Products Co
15% Jun
Jun
166%
2%
20'A
*82
98%
No par
Metals
156%
2%
20%
*142
47%
100 'A
15%
common
156%
1,100
104
3%
49 %
1
preferred
12
Feb
30% Oct
3.90%
& Fdry
17
13% Oct
34
Macli
1033/4
70%
39 Va
89'/a
-1
common
3,800
24%
104
*2%
28
100
of 111
preferred
prior
Locomotive
4
18
x-50
1
J
No par
Investment Co
cum
11
28
148
preferred
31
31% Jun
156
10
24%
68%
3%
1
com
Products—
Jan
36
156
9%
50 Vt
24%
9%
65%
10
Co
Leather
&
17% Dec
8
156
9
*50
20 Va
67
Amer Machine &
Amer
*154
x9%
preferred
1%
Amer
103 %
x30%
Jan
33% Oct
Aug
100% Mar 17
103%
9%
36% Jun
19
6
July 21
24%
103 Va
66%.
35% Dec
313/8 July 30
19
5 'A%
24'A
24%
31'A
noncumulalive preferred—100
American
501/4
9%
SS
9%
50'A
9
9
50%
65%'
Home
American
14% July 28
89
9
*50
30%
American International Corp_No par
9
4,100
9%
50%
1.
31%
40c
Co
Electric
&
American
283/8 Dec
165
Mar
18% Mar 26
20% Jan
84
Jan
25 % Mar 18
104
2
24% Dec
11
13% Apr
15
24
18 % Dec 31
24
78% Feb
97
22 % Jan
6%
6
8,400
30%
No par
American Ice Co common
8
93 Va Apr
27 Vt
5
Secur
Lines Inc
convertible
6%
24% Mar 16
163/4 Apr
*22% May 16
9
1
26%
Foreign Power__No par
Hide
American
6
Aug.
27'/4
135
34
7Vt
28 Va
14%
9%
Hawaiian
American
Aug
27
7'A
28 Va
14"%
9%
_1
Encaustic Tiling
3
67
53/4 Apr
73
4
prior
36% Jun
5% Jan
3% Oct
Aug
11
4%%
3% July 27
11
10
8
19
27'A
68%
20
22%
*91
47%
*125
*33%
10
com
American
18
48
Feb
55
45% Jan
Sugar
5
Feb
26%
104 Va
48%
20%
22%
92
47%
5
14% July 14
27%
91/4
48%
39% Jan
27% Jun
7
12% Mar
513A
*103%
42
37%
80
preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3'/a% conv preferred series B-100
American Distilling Co
20
151
51%
24%
37'A
Colortype Co
25% May 27
96% Mar 4
193/8 Feb
51%
68%
10
Co
500
51 %
31%
9%
36'A
100
1,100
51
31%
68%
No par
Cable
3,000
51'A
31%
9'A
42
37 %
80
28%
preferred
American
13
May
7%
.
67%
25
25
common
1,200
•
9%
No par
Car & Fdry
American
30 Va
68 Va
12.50
common
&
143/4 May 21
Apr
Co
1
23 'A
30
4
31%
51%
24%
16%
Corp
23 %
.0
26%
14%
14%
preferred
Chain
20% Feb
Mar
1%
Radio
&
*4'A
11,700
4%
23%
'74
*9%
*16 Va
5%
1
in common
4%
4%
*<65?
67%
14'A
*14
1
common
20
Cable
Can
4% Jan
American
5
Oct
Inc
2,200
51'A
20 Va
8%
*38
37%
97'A
100
9%
68%
*53%
No par
preferred
interest
of
28% May 16
i
10
preferred
43% Aug
31
31%
1
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
15% Mar 19
18
Bank Note common
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
27
94
cum conv
preferred
6%
36
Apr 22
100
6
19
18
com__Nopar
Jan
61% Feb
19
100
Co
pfd
American
July 13
Dec
preferred
Bakeries
2
17
16
32
9%
23%
4'/a
74
3,900
101%
*100
9%'
9%
13%
78
29 Va
94
*17%
1
common
conv
20% Feb
31
10% Dec
43
Airlines
cum
97% Jun
20% Dec
5
25
Agricultural Clieniical__No par
July 29
94
16% May
29% July
50
Amerada
Amer
*31 Va
,29%'
31%
2%
2%
*35%
38Va
*18% 19
109% 170'A
63% 63%
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Petroleum Corp
No par
5
26% Jur*
60% Feb
1
No par
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
19% Mar 18
189% Jan
No par
America
of
23%
29
50%
48%
preferred—100
convertible
4'A
23'A
39
*89
49
98%
*47%
100
20
common
52% May 25
4%
83
34%
97
95
28
common__No par
Corp
preferred
Mfg
Allis-Chalmers
101%
9%
9
*20
5
*100 Va
9%
23%
*50
67%
No par
Dye
No par
Allied
40% Jan
61% Dec
17
&
101 %
9%
30 Vt
9%
Co
8
Jan
33
9
gtd
Inc
Chemical
Allied
76% Jan
11
.....
Industries
Mar 25
16
19 % Feb
40% Dec
Jyly 17
46 % Apr
1
100
8
65% Jun
No par
100
A
3
8
36
21
preferred
$2.50 prior conv prel'erred-No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
*100V4
9%
42%
41%
423/4
4'A
9%
70 %
3%
*143
*82
33%
*94
*90
100
1
common
42 %
23%
Shares
Aug. 7
42%
*29%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 6
Aug. 5
41%
9%
51
24%
104
156
2%
20 Va
70 Va
3%
145
20
5
common
Corp
May
78% Aug 11
100
100
10
Sales fur
I
Thursday
42 Va
30
32
52
27%
24 Va
104
*154
2%
No par
common
series
10% Mar
8% July 20
21% Jan
Aug 28
Inc
preferred
5%%
Feb
Feb
31% Jun
1
50
com
w
Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining
Inc
4%%
80
65
&
Alleghany
132
w
Juneau
Aldens
5
27
5% Mar 25
May 24
21
46"% Jan
7
Alaska
Feb
74
10
Equipment
pfd 1951
Alabama
14
20% Aug
16
3% Jun
95
18
3% Apr
1
Gas
Reduction
4.50%
Mar 11
160
Jun
2% Jun
150
Air
5
No par
Corp
$3 preferred
8
114% Jan
12
6
Aug 28
82
7
67% May
32% Jan
Corp
PRICES
101 Va
*100
4Vt
*31 Va
*51%.
26%
9%
*50 %
AddressographrMultigraph Corp__10
23
158 % Dec 23
16
1
Co
Jun
53/b Dec
5
Apr
31% Oct
Express
Aug. 4
41%
9%
SALE
23%
4'A
23'/a
30
10
48
76
4
24
1
2.50
Co
31
23% July
Jan
2% Apr
70
Adams
Motors
Steel Co
5
3% Mar
18% Oct 29
2
ACF-Brill
24
7
155
2
Acme
30
115% Dec
17
6
35% Jan
May 21
29% Dec 22
2
Jan
2% Jan
139
ABC
23
24
9% Jan
1
*100
*9Va
29
28% Jun
51
18
Jan
.100
6% Jan
10
Sep
preferred
Vending Corp
4%
26% Jan
22% Jun
32% Oct
22
7% July 17
48
29
24
42% Jan
19
Dec
56
Jan
42%
101 Va
42 Va
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 3
5
10% Jun
1
July 21
4
2
8% May
6
26
Monday
Pgr
Laboratories
Abbott
5
112
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
47% Jan
17
9% Jvly
5% Nov
24% Nov
NEW
Bongo Since Jon. 1
Lowest
Highest
Poor 1952
41% Oct
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
6,500
570
70
1,200
110
24,100
880
300
40
1,100
3,500
2,900
200
11
*2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(488)
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
7
15% Oct
1
8% Oct 22
Highest
27% Jan 22
16 Mi Jun
35 y8 Jun
10
16
12% Mar
5
Jun
83
2
Jan
96
Mar 13
46 Vb Nov
10
57
Jan
28
48% Feb
3
99
Apr
90
Jun
22
116% Jan
1
22
Dec
31
93
9
92% Jan
77% Oct
22
107 % Nov
3
16 % Jan
22
7% Oct
24
9% Dec
19
6
32% Dec
31
25% May
19
16 % Oct
22
23% Mar 25
27% Dec
29
31
Aug 18
July 16
105
Mar 25
55 y2 May 22
Jan
97
7
112% May 25
16V2 May 28
19 % Jan
2
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
37 %
37%
37%
38
37 %
37%
6.800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10'%
10%
10 %
13.400
No par
89 %
8f/%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
88 %
89%
*88%
89! 2
400
Armstrong Cork Co coin——No par
53%
53%
x53 Va
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
6,100
52%
92%
*92 %
92%
*92%
93
92%
92 3
108 %
107%
103'%
107%
103%
107%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
18 y2 Mar 25
Mar 27
29
10
1
61
Illinois
5
com
$6 conv prior preferred
preferred-—
$3.75
convertible
$4
Arnold
No par
107
preferred—_No par
Constable
Arvin
10
Corp
Co
&
Armour
Artloom
July 27
Shares
Aug. 7
19%
10% Mar 26
14
25% J^n
the Week
Friday
Aug. (.
37%
32% Jan
6
Sales for
Thursday
x37%
Steel
1
July
PRICES
Aug. 5
19 Vs
5
Oil Corp
9
7% Jun
26
SALE
Wednesday
38%
Armco
12% Mar 26
HIGH
AND
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
18 %
Argo
5
Par
38
23% Mar 27
10
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
.
43% Jan
9
31
42% Dec
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
35% May
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1952
Lowest
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
*16%
5
Corp
No par
Inc———-2.50
8
8
28
28
x
*
53
*92%
93
*77a
23
*7%
8
28
Co Inc
Carpel
Industries
19
27%
8
107%
8
27%
*16%
8
27%
180
17%
*77a
27 %
70
4
108 %
'107
17
9,100
—
-
-
8%
300
28%
*28
1,000
18,700
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14'/a
11%
14%
14%
preferred S1.50 series—No par
Dry Goods Corp—
*26 VB
26%
2 >'
a
26 Va
25 7a
26 Va
25 7
2
J
26%
26%
1,100
1
20%
21%
x20%
20%
20 Va
20 va
20
20
20 Vb
20%
2.500
91
92%
x91
91
£2
92
95
95/
x92%
93%
Ashland
2nd
Oil
Refining Co—
&
8
Associated
22 %
^uly 25
19% Feb
22 Va Mar 11
10
18% Feb
20
91
Feb
28
101
Dec
16
91
01
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
92% July 2
26% July 28
Jau
22
99 % Apr
22
100
3
Aug
Mar 25
32
Common
27
51% Jan
4
21% Jan
7
94
Aug 26
9
75% Jan
103
15
88% Jun
9
Jan
5
58
Jun
13
50 y4 Jun
23
57 % Jan
13
27
Dec
1
25% Feb
18
28% Ja>4
5
97'/a Nov
6
88% July
123% Dec
23
10
95% Jun
97% Mar 25
Topeku
preferred
4%
Jun
16
3
Atlantic
G
Sep
15
27% Jun
9
33% Jan
2
Atlantic
100% Jun
24
89% July
1
99
Jan
22
2
22
8
105
Mar
114
1
30% Jan
26
28% Jun
16
30% Feb
31 y2 Sep
30
44'/2 Jan
30
31% Apr
24
2
117% Jan
30
94% July 16
108 % Mar 18
24% Feb
4
5% Oct
16
Atlas
36% Mar 27
102 »/2 Oct
Preferred
26 ya May
Mar
31
3
7% Dec
23
17
Jun
29
6 mi Jun
23
15 V«
4%
Austin
16 % Mar 13
Conv
3
5
7% Jan
5
11% Mar
4
Autocar
15% Jan
3
13% Jan
9
17% Mar
0
Automatic
6% Jun
3
8% Nov
21
6% July 29
tt-/4 Feb
26
42% Jun
26
50 y4 Nov
14
42 % July 29
52 % Feb
26
$2.25
5% July 21
16
Babbitt
May
5
95%
94%
95 %
96
95 Va
95%
5.100
53%
53 %
53
53 %
53
53
1,900
27%
27%
27%
27%
2 7%
27%
27 %
93
*.91%,
S3
1
99%
-105'%
S9%
*91 %
99%
107
107
107%
93
99%
100
*91 %
100%
.
93
*91%
101 %
100 %
700
93
101%
2.900
■
106
109
*107
109
109
*107
•'
100
30'/a
*92%
29%
30%
20 Vb
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
14,000
93
29%
100
E
92%
93%
92%
92 %
92%
92%
92%
92%
240
29 '/a
29 Va
29
29 "a
29 Va
29 Va
29%
29%
*29%
29%
2.000
20
33
33
32%
33
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
1,100
100
100
*98 %
100
*98%
100
*93%
19
*17%
19
*17%
19
17%
*6 %
Avco
98
98
*98
No par
17%
17%
*17%
No par
*6%
6%
*6%
($1.20)—No par
common
6%
*6%
15%
*15%
67 a
6%
15%
100
200
6%
100
*15%
15%
*15'%
5c
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10
10%
Aiiier—5
16%
16 %
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
(The) common——3
6%
*16%
6%
*42%
43 Va
Co
of
Co
Canteen
Mlg Corp
preferred-
conv
10
17%
6%
15%
prior, pref
Nov
9% Jan
17
17
£5
80
53
5
Series
Corp—
Nichols
30
5
5,100
*27%
—~10
common
;_
Tack
Atlas
Oct
6
28 Va
27%
99 %
(voting)
convertible phi series A
12% Apr
14% May
93
28
Powder-
9
7% Mar
320
92%
27%
53%
No par
Common
7
Jan
27
W
$3.75
Corp
Atlas
.91%
94 %
27 %
95%
*91%
SS Lines
Refining
2
Dec
&
I
28
31
May
-
*92%
27%
53
—100
RR—
Fine
96 % Feb
36 y4
53
91
94 %
27%
—10
-———
Coast
XT
27
26%
94
50
——50
Electric Co
Cily
91
*£2%
27
95
26%
<fc Santa Fe—
*93% Jan
110
10
Preferred
Atlantic
Atlantic
2
119% Jan
—100
Co
Investment
Common
104% Dec
8
preferred
2nd
6%
preferred—„—100
'1st
5.25%
Associates
Atchison
73 y2 Feb
'___■;—;
7
42%
No pur
*15%
42'%
7
7
*42%
6%
43 %
*42%
*15%
7
6%
43%
*42%
15%
7
5,900
2.700
17,400
43%
100
B
7
Jan
5%
3 a%
40
9%
10
5% Dec
22
9% Jan
30
31% Oct
16
39% Dec
10
35% Jan
14
42% Mar 25
Babcock
11% Jan 22
9% Jun
16
11% Mar 26
Bald win-Limn -Hamilton'
22% Jun
16
30% Mar 19
Baltimore
44
10
48% Mar 25
4%
18% July 13
22% Mar 17
Bangor
&.
Oil
8% Oct
6
17% Feb
36% Feb
20
29% Dec
20
49 % Nov
23
13
18
23
23% Jun
26
65% Jan
11
73
Nov
24
67
Jun
Oct
16
54% Dec
10
47
July 14
59% Apr
7
Barber
15% Dec
22
19% Jan
10
15
July 15
17% Mar 12
Wilcox
Barker
42
Apr
Jun
Jan
23
38
Jau
20% May 23
9% Feb 21
24 % Dec
22
20
July 13
11% Dec
5
33% Apr
16
40
Dec
22
94% Apr
16
107
36
7
May
41
39% Feb
12
9% Feb
93
5
Jun
Jan
23
Beatrice
40
34% May 20
38
37% July 28
Dec 31
Bath
Bayuk
%
o
ui.y
16 y4 Oct
22% Jan
22
78% Feb
4
14
30
87
Apr
17
Jan
12
25% Oct
20
Sep
16
Oct
,7
33'/2 Jun
12
30
17
31% Jan
15% Jun
28
Dec
18y4Oct
27
28
Feb
28
*91 y8 Feb
13
94
May 22
45 y. Apr
29% Jan
14
Oct
16
Feb
30 %
5
Bell
Dec
1
11
08 % Mar 20
12
Bendix
Beneficial
Feb
27
Jun
17
107 % Feb
27
23
1% Jan
7
Benguet Consol
22
25 Mi Jun
22
27% Jan
5
Best
&
Best
38
17
29% Jun
29% Mar
3
36% Dec
IS
33Mj Apr
46% May
1
55% Dec
31
49
139% Apr
146% Aug 26
29
12% Oct
16
76% Sep
2
18 % Jan
7
Jan
14
84
70
71
71%
71%
120
4.) V2
1,
%
4,%
48%
48%
1.400
15 %
*15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
800
39
*33
39
20%
20%
20%
20%
2C
%
20%
20 %
700
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2.200
38%
38%
38
38 %
28
i,8
33
38 %
38%
38'%
1,900
12.50
*38
38 %
102%
83 %
94%
i
19%
19%
19%
19%
39% Mar 12
:
pld
*38
*83%
100
29 Va
28%
28%
*11%
'21%
29
29
*28 7
12 %
12%
xl2
21%
22
84 %
a
12%
22
22
18%
55%
common.—10
Corp
11
33 ','4
35 VB
*18%
18%
93
5
Cum.pfd $3.25 ser of j!)40_No par
*83
*32%
12%
*90
100
19%
xll
22
18%
—10
;2
84 %
*32%
10
103'%
11 Va
11
33 Va
_1
38%
*100
33%
*82%
11%
*32'%
;__1
common
84%
11
1
_
19%
*90
93
56
56
55'%
56%
35%
35'/a
35%
99
99
56%
35 Va
35%
99
99
18%
18%
*18%
19
*90
139%
*139'%
139 %
139%
*139 %
140 Va
139%
13
IB
*70
72
Jan
15
82 % Jan
13
36% Jan
13
Black
22 Va Mar 17'
Blaw-Knox
21% Jail
5
Bliss
(E
24 y4 Mar 12
Bliss
&
27% Mar 181
Blockson
,
7% preferred
i
100
Blgelow-Sanl'ofd Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pld series of 1951
100
.
29% Jan
2
21 % Jan
11% Jan 25
12% Nov
6
3
2
2
12 v4 Mar 12
16Mi July .1
12% Jun
10
14% Jan
11% Mar
11
Jan
13
12
52 % Jan
14
Bon
29% Mar 18
,Jan
7
'
Co
Stores
Bond
Inc
Book-of-the-Monlli
3
.'
(The)
Borden
Borg-Warncr Corp common—
94% Jan
15
'Mar 25v
Co
preferred
3%%
12
Boston
8% July 29
36
Jun
4
25% Jun
17
46% Mar
Maine
&
RR—
preferred
5%
9
Dec
1
14% Jan
25
15% Apr
7
22% Dec
2
25% Mar JO
Bridgeport
Jan
18
38% Dec
12
35
Jun
15
42% Feb
2
30% Apr
24
37
21
34% Apr
27
38% Aug
5
*23% Nov
10
35% Feb
4
18% Jun
Jan
9
103%'Jun
4
2
91
11% Oct 31
5
12% Feb
14
23
-May 28
22% Jun 15
45% Jun
11% Jan
9
2
Bower
Braniff
26% Jan
•
20
99% Feb
9
27% Jan
13% July 20
66 V2 Jail
5
Brown
&
59 Va July 14
Brown
Shoe
9
22% Mar 17
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
22% Oct
16
27% July 24
24% Jan
19
28%'May 20
Bucyrus-Erie
4
47
Feb
26
50
16
•20
36 % May
7
12ye Jun
76
16% Dec
41
12
Aug
Dec
1
40% Feb
14
:
54% Mar 10
Buffalo
Forge
Bullard
Co
17 i
Burlington Mills Corp common
35% Jun
19% Jan
3
12
92% Apr
14
74
25
22
12
Jan
2
118
Apr 26
33
Apr 28
B4
Apr
18 % Jan
14% Dec
129
18
7
31
July '8
12
83 y2 Dec
4
14% Jan
17
•8
Jan
3
22
26
104 y4 Apr
14
108 y2 Jan
4
19% NOV
12
25% Apr
4
7
10
12% Jun 24
125
6% Nov 13
19% Oct 28
78% Jan
Jun
22
10
1'4% July 14
1
11% May
Jun
67
39% Sep
14% Dec
2
31
July
•
2
7
78
Jan
30
17% Feb
3
15
Jan
21
9
M*r
135
Jan
,
35
40
12% July 28
79 V4
105
Jan
91% Jan
July 1
July '1
V4 July 27
-
86
Mar 16
12% Feb
24% Mar 20
(9
109 V2 Mar 10
18% Jun 15
24% Mar 12
-
Jan
7% Apr 30
82% Jan
2
26
Dec
12
July 17
11% Jan
'7
Dec
95
■
4
43% Jan 19
Jan
7
37/b Jan
10 y8 Jan
Jan
22
1% July 14
3% Mar
17
*1V.2 Jun 16
22% July 28
10% Jan '9
14
*46% Nov 25
9% Oct 15
16% Jan 31
56
Apr
22% Jun
27% Jan
51
Sep
5
20,
Jan 11
40% Mar 31
31% Nov
Buller
Bros
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
12,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
26%
*26%
27
27
27
26%
26%
27
27
9
*8 Va
8%
*8
8 %
9
8%
*8%
1
,
1,600
140
*
8%
40
13%
13%
13%
13%
7,100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%.
11%
800
56 %
X55%
55%
55%
73%'
*89'%
9%
9%
39%
55%
90
55%
55%
4,600
72%
73 Va
-
73%
X72 %
72%
5,200
*89 Va
55%
73
73%
89%
90%
*89%
90%
*90
91
20
9%
9%
9%
10'/a
10
3,100
39
73
55%
10o
50
15
common—
9%
9%
39 Va
39%
40%
40%
26%
26%
27
27-
27
27 Va
400
8%
8%
8 %
8Vs
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8 V4
2,700
24%
24%
24%
24'4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
4,300
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
2,400
38%
38%
38%
38%
3874
*38%
39
19%
19%
1974
*19%
20
94
92%
92%
94
39 3
39%
19%
19%
4
27
*26%
27
23'%
23%
23%
23%
*47'/4
48'%
*47'%
48'%
*47%
—100
i—5
Byers Co (A M) Common
No par
7% participating preferred
10o
Byron Jackson Co
10
4%% preferred
'Butte Copper
Zinc
*92'%
95
20
39
500
20 «/8
2,300
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94
20
23 %
23%
24
3,700
48%
*47 va
48%
12%
12%
62
62
12%
12%
12%
62%
61%
61%
18
18
18
25
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
3,600
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
8,900
*80'%
63
18
18
18
25%
25%
25'%
25%
13%
13%
13%
*17%
*81
79 Vt
79%
*79
81%
81%
*80'%
81%
51%
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51'%
51
51
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51%
51%
51%
22'%
23 %
2274
23
23%
24 %
24
24%
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38%
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38'%
38%
38%
22
23%
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2,800
200
19
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■
1.800
12%
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18%
62
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40%
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12%
12'%
12%
18 VB
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,
-
600
81%
200
•
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18,000
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38%
200
13%
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13%
13%
13%
15,200
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80
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79'%
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80
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80
79%
79%
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72
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72
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72
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72
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14%
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12%
12%
38%
„
13 y4
1474
12%
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133
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133
40
40
40
40
13%
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8%
23%
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13%
13%
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81
13%
81
13 '4
14%
12%
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13%
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13%
14%
12%
133
13'%
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81
8%
8%
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23%
*105%
24%
107
12%
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23'%
107
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8'%
1474
39%
24
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8%
13%
107
81
8
23%
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12%
133
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14%
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40
72
15
4,600
12%
800
133
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39%
13%
13%
13%
81
80
80
8
23%
107
8
120
1,300
v-
8
*23%
24
*105%
40
2,000
107
'
700
.!
1fi
17
*16% May 26
1
pfd
preferred
BIdg 7%
prior
conv
39%
19%
c
29
89
Terminal
1
5
Bush Terminal Co
!
84% May 16
1% Oct 28
9
26
5
100
100
Burroughs Corp
5%
16
10
preferred
3% %
preferred
Bush
15% Feb
1
Co
new
4%
19
39 %
19%
13%
12%
No par
preferred
Bulova Watch Co Inc—.
July 15
Jun
■
1
9
$5
39%
19%
48%
No par
Co common
25% Mar 23
43% Mar 2
'7
Dec
(The)
7
6
2,200
39%
23%
5
Co
2
'8
Jan
Budd
1
Apr
17% Jan
83% Feb
26 Va
*92'%
23%
15
Inc
9
14% Nov
16
16% Mar 25
Bigelow
Jun
84% Jan
76
10
25%
23%
17% Jun
15% Dec
25%
*47 Va
126
81%'May 29
25%
13%
*92
63 y2 Dec
7
26
13%
19 Va
20% May
15
25%
13%
*38%
2.50
20
13% 8ep
26 !a
36%
23
76% Jan
26
24%
5
Co
preferred
r*_—100
Brooklyn Union Gas cotn_—No par
5% cum conv preferred
40
Co
23%
15
8%
Oct
3
2,600
*22%
39%
61% Jun
17
3,200
14%
13%
!26 Va
3%%
29
Jan
18%
15%
18%
23 V8
9%
2.50
Bristol-Myers Co common
29
54
Co
Airways Inc
Brass
xl8%
18%
14%
73
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
21'%. Jan
Roller 'Bearing
2-
7
Mar
19%
18%
*22%
89 %
100
5
-—
2
17
33
.800
55%
_100
:
9y8Nov
ll'/uJati
35%
11%
5
100
25% Jan
7% July 28
35%
•
Common
13% Mar 19
35 %
13%
—15
58 % Mar 27
86
86% Jun
35
14%
26'/a
70% July 29
35
23%
19%
Inc-.i_l.25
Club
170
35
14%
39%
1
4,000
*22%
5
l.
14'%
73
14%
26
*8'%
14
72
23%
25%
No par
14 %
71
14'%
No par
:
18%
13 Va
69
*22%
5
Ami Co class A
18%
900
13
71
14'/«
—7.50
& Brass Corp
34%
34%
139%
12%
*70%
13 Vb
71
23 %
•22%
Co—J
Airplane
Alumium
18%
14
—2.50
Co
Chemical
34%
18%
1
140
13
*70 '/4
34%
(Delaware)—.—10
Co
W)
139'%
No par
Laughlin Tnc____
Class B
14
Mar
Decker Mfg Co_
&
15
54% May 29
900
6
16
6
Aug
29
27% Jun
210
25 >/4
i 44 Va Feb
12'/4 July 14
6% Oct
3
25%
19
:
(Del)
69
21% Dec
Jan
25%
135% Jun
Bolm
24% Oct 21
*25'%
1,600
Boeing
*50
25%
22,500
48% Mar 20
95
25 %
52%
23% Mar
Nov
25 %
36%
10
33
2,300
20,400
51 7 b
17% Jun
21
1'%
36'%
36% July 13
35
ivb
52%
30
47% Feb
1%
36 %
23
13
H'a
52'%
Jun
39% Nov
1%
36'%
25
21
1%
52 %
41 y4 Dec
14% Feb
1%
36%
29
13
35%
102
%
1
*36%
Oct
10% Nov
35%
*99
2.600
x51%
31% May 16
15
35'%
102
500
57
36%
10
Dec
56%
53 Va
22% Feb
54% Aug 28
57%
1,400
19
94
36 "a
18
82
*91,.
V 600
22'%
52%
25% Nov
95% Apr 23
35 Va
18%
..
1,400
12%
22%
90
*99
29
*12
36%
27
9
12%
22 VB
50
5,700
33
29
'
29
22
83 %
11
11
*32'%
53%
22y4Oct
8
*82%
33%
*12
56%
2,700
36%
5
61% Jan
20
20 VB
53
20% Jan
89% Jan
82'%
11
11
180
20
19%
2.o0c
com—No par
18
6
82 %
*32'%
1,200
94%
Bethlehem Steel
11
9% May 17
49% Jan
3.
19%
38 %
103
94%
6
Dec
17
25 Va
1
*101
20
221/2 Dec
28
25 %
104
%%
37 % Jan
23
18%'Nov
1
-
*25'%
l'A
Co
.
57% Jan
14
15% Oct 20
1 Vb
*100
93
*90
102
*99
Mining Co—1 peso
39
7
18 y4 Apr
3
*38
10
15 y. Mar 15
Nov
39
38 Vb
102%
*38
Jun
31% Apr 30
17 Va July 14
13% July 13
32
100
71 %
"
25
2,500
10%
50
Loan
3.000
47
20%
%
94 %
Foods—
93
26 %
46%
*19%
20%
Aviation
1% Jun
33 Mi Jun
26
4.
90i,:,
%
10%
Corp
1
1% Mar
26%
%
1.700
3,000
10
20%
RR
Howell Co
&
15%
97a
5%
40 %
40
39
4%%'' preferred
July 29
Jan
15%
15 %
1
*5%
1
10 %
Beech-Nut Packing Co
22 % Mar 13
48
38 %
Belding-Hemlnway
93
*71
50
102%
Mar 16
May 21
73
50
94 VB
4%%
Creek
Aircraft
*71
26
■
7'^'
*20%
Aircraft Corp
Bell
73
2.50
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2
v> 1
101 %
May 26
14
54 Vb
22
S)
4
Orv
O
*38
Inc
(A
Shoe
26%
4/
• a
__100
Beech
29
26% Feb
7
18% July 27
Dec
Beck
8
16% Mar 20
90
38
19
86% May
Mills
Beaunit
25%
46
4
b
40%
10
preferred
9
33% Jail
11% May 11
106% Dec
14
Jan
<iyaNov
•7
22
May 19
20% Apr
64
24
79% Jan
27
9
■
10
10% July 24
19
23
17% Feb
22 % Mar
conv
26%
preferred—-100
prior
3%%
4%%
9%
47!
20
50%
issued"
"when
Common
J
7
*5'%
40'%
10
25%
*19%
50%
*71
5%
40%
9%
50
Corp
Foods Co common
4
94% Aug
31
14
10% May 16
14% Apr
.j
Jan
106
90% July 28
5%
40
47
47%
.*19%
10
Inc
Cigars
10
20
50
100
10
—
Works
Iron
5%
40
—No par
preferred
4%%
18
27
5%
39%
9%
*
26%
47 Va
preferred—100
Corp new
Brothers common
11% Feb
25%
common——100
noncumulative
25% Mar 19
13
Corp.—13
Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
76% Mar 17
9
Co
Ohio
&
5%
1
(Thei_Nopar
ltlC
<T)
3
90
Jun
3
9% Mar
27% Jan
13% Mar
102
Jan
2
Callahan Zinc-Lead
2
Calumet & Hecla Inc
29
3
30
52
17%'Apr 24
24% Jun 16
20% Aug
34
Jan
46 V4 Jun
9
54
Jan
5
9
13% Jan
29
26
Jun
July 16
17% Jun 18
30
May 28
6
5
May 27
•19% May 25
I
5
Packing Corp
2
46% Jan 22
11
California
1
___5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger .'Ale
com_.il.65%
$4.25
conv
preferred
No par
:
panada Southern Ry Co
_100
Canadian Breweries Ltd—No
par
•Canadian Patlfic Ry
25
Cannon Mills
iNo
Cirhornnrtnm
Carey (Philip)
(The)
Co
Mfg Co
19
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,100
25
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25 %
2,000
17b
1%
3,200
8%
8%
8%
*22%
23%
22%
22%
600
12%
12%
12%
12%
10,200
'94%
95
94 %
94 V8
*51 %
19%
24%
25%
*124 %
1%
1%
1%
1%
2
2
1%
2
8 VB
8%
8V4
8%
8%
8%
8%
23 VB
23 Vb
23%
23 %
23
23 %
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
94%
94 y4
94 V4
*94%
95
53
*51%
53
20%
*20%
20%
94%
*51'%
*20%
*51%
53
20 3
■
4
20%
53
*51%
20%
*20%
21
40
53
20%
5,000
26 VB
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
48
48
*47%
48 Va
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
12
12
12
2.700
5
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
2,400
18 y4
*18 VB
18'%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,400
IIIII__io
*18
26
*47%
26 %
600
1
par
~
Capital Airlines Inc
19
19 Va
43
21,200
300
Number 5245
Volume 178
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...
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1 f>52
I.ouest
Highest
Lowest
103% July 20
9
Aug
5
Feb
20
41% Dec
10
34% Jun
39 Va Oct
30
53 % Jan
28
42
21% Jan
23
36% Dec
39 Vz Jan
10
58
Dec
5734 Oct
16
72
Dec
4
69
107/« Feb
20
14% Dec
3
22
Oct
21
30% Apr
18
142
Nov
3
<
116
49
34% Jan
2
45% Mar
5
4
55 % Jan
5
72
Mar
Jan
5
89% Mar
9
12% Jun
16
Jun
25
Jan
143
19
50% Jun
19
7
96'% Jun
23 :
51% Jan
2
5
150% Feb
26
118
94% Nov
6
110% Jan
2
78
15% Oct
24
19 % Jan
2
Oct
15
Oct
6
•
24 i
16% M18
r
19
20% July 27
10
31% Apr
62'% Apr
20
40% Jail
22
/ Central
20*
73% Jap
30
*.
8
8
10% Jan
29
13
Dec
22
35% Jun
40% Aug 18
Apr 24
16:
Jan
8
110% Oct
2
Jun
29
21% Nov
25
17% Jun
24% Oct
9
110
24
20 % Jun
15
97
.
,
Feb
20
24% Oct
9
20% Juu;\4
16% Apr
i5'y« Dec
17
20% Dec
1
18% Jun
31
21
Feb
6
11% July 13 *
28% Feb
10
Jan
29
7% Jun
16
9
58% Feb
8
22% Jun
30
16% Apr
1
13
Jun
16
k
33% Oct
28
42
Feb
S
30% Apr
28
37
July 24
26% Jun
of
18
105% Oct
21
92% Jun
;
8% Jan
17
5% Jun
30
1
28'-. May
.17
34% Jan
26
27% July 14
31% Feb
j 2
39% Dec
10
34% Jun
16
41% Feb
2
81 Va Jan
4
Dec
23
80
Jan
3
85% Jan
9
16% Feb
20
23
17% July 29
Jun
20
23% Jan
17
7
17 % Jun
16
21% Mar 24
12
18% Jun
10
26% Jail - 5
.
20
21% July
20
28 % Dec
28% Apr
17.
34 % Dec
1
18% Dec
17
18
8
Mar 19
16
Oct
28
10% Dec
18% Oct
15
24
7
1
*39% Feb
1V
32% Feb
•
61Va Apr
9
Apr
23
17
,,21% May 21
30
35% Feb
18
V 44 % Aug
49 % Jun
10
62% Mar 19
'Jun
19
82 % Mar 19
65 % Jail
9
76% May 27
89% Jun
25
95
Nov
3
12% Feb
6
18
27
30
4 % Mar 12
10
:
Nov«
13
Nov'14
293/2
68% Feb
98 %
27
24
30
69 % July
17
17'A
167b
16%
167b
"16%
207a
20s/b
207b
205/b
57B
39
•
6
6
6
Class
'B,'—
Sojit.li West
Central
167*
20%
300
67»
1,700
Belt
195/4
235/4
235/4
24'A
197a
19%
19%
1974
*12%
12%
12%
12'A
"23
24
"23
"7%
25%
24%
25%
24%
245/4
13%
13%
13%
137B
13%
13'A
10
31%
3174
32'/a
30
12
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30%
"32
30%
99%
99%
6'A
6%
Chesapeake • Corp 01 Virginia
5
Chesapeake-& Ohio Ry common..25
"■>'•.3 % % convertible preferred;
100
Chicago & East4 111 RR com__No par
277a
275/B
3274
377a
30
6
30
100
>98%
6
5%
,
200
,77a
■!
7%
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400
247B
13%
24%
243A
5,600
13'A
135/B
4,000
32
32
32
200
2774
377b
82
82
18
18%
187a
18%
24
24
24
24
19%
197B
19%
19 74
21 '/8
217b
21
21%
31
31
147/B
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175/4
467b
31
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85/B
173/b
177B
177B
173A
177B
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467b
47 74
47%
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195/4
2074
20'A
20 5A
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43%
44
435/4
447b
53%
53 7B
53 %
53 Vi
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71'%
195/b
19
20 '/a
42
42%
435A
53 7b
523A
52 74
72
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-
71
735/8
723A
72%
72%
93%
94
94
94
1
94
14%
727*
9
700
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18
11,800
47
473/B
8,600
2074
207a
13,000
435/4
44
10,600
52%
52%
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73
»
72%
8
3,900
95
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95
8%
2,400
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2,300
15
9
7174
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73
93
1
4,500
315/4
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9
9
24,400
1,300
400
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87/b
87/b
87/b
8 '/a
87a
—10
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115A
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117b
11%
1174
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117a
"117B
117a
500
—1
2 74
2 5/4
23A
2 5/4
27b
2%
2%
27b
27B
27a
3,100
25
"95/B
10
95/b
97a
"95/4 !
25
26 %
28
25
73%
737e
common-.
preferred—.
_
%
Chrysler Corp
'
727/b
•
•___No par
Cliickasliu .Cotton- Oil.!
f; 57o;,f convertible
Chile; Cbpper Co
23
1474
19'A
-
20'A
227a
31%
52%
Yellow' Cab_.;_
20
237b
14%
41%
"70
20%
31
100
200
20
215/4
"14 5/4
par
100
2,400
203/a
85/4
200
12,000
24
217a
14%
•
,
84
195/4
31%
46%
-NortliitW.estern; com—No
"23%
83A
177/B
ulOO
pfd
noiieuin
18
21%
.
1,200
18
"81'/a
147/a
83/4
No par
St,'Paul &. Pac
'
84
"817a
"303A
8 74
375/4
24
18
"23%
No par
28%
18%
"81%
20
"273A
375/4
377a
84
24
5()
37%
37%
"2374
—
275/4-
55A
37%
275/4
1,600
297s
100
53A
53/4
37%
37%
•
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5 5/4
>275/a
40
LA~
293/B
29%'
100
574
27%
18%
Co
9,200
127v
"277a
-18
•
Jan
"31
30
"98%
84
iChilds
100
195A
1274
243/B
77a
7%'
°81%
Chicago
2474
195/b
X293/b
100
•
No par
1.25
A
"237a
197/B
+.,
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...
Milw
235A
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8
300
2474
13'A
"7%
130
7,700
20
1274
24%
8
2,800
1035/4
19%
1
4,100
1.;
"235/4
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;
1
Co
.
123A
5
Corp
preferred—
Manufacturing
A
197a
195/4
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i
Products
Checker Cab
Class
235/4
24
193/b
"12
38
103
19%
24
1,000
12
37%
103
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103
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1,900
6%
103%
Central &
177a
207a
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104
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103
3,300
17%
24,800
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20
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118%
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;
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13%
797/b
71%
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89
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6
-
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•
387a
Chicago Rock 181
Pac RR—No par
5% conv preferred series A—100
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28
17%
No par
B__
^'''preferred?:'sferlfis"
13 % Feb
July 13
1674
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400
88
25%
;
11%
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3% Feb
25
Dec
Jan
24
9% July 14
Mar 12
•
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5
167b
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
$:P:convertible ^pi'jGlerenoe—No par
9% Jail
2% July 14
'
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14,000
70
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•
119%
79%
715/4
6
14% Feb
10% Jun
Jan8
18
Oct
2% Oct
95
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5
8 % Aug
119%
7974
38%
5%' series
16% Feb
68
247b
11974
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2
42
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13
13
51%'Jan
23
81% Jan ;ll
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26
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28
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101
25
43
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53%.
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preferred
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45% Apr :24
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53
53%
101,
500
4274
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126
16%
6
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52%
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45
13%
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101%
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128
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7
18
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45
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20
52%
6
10
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128
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21
18
May
18
126
Jan
10
Jun
13
72
•
51% Dec
27
Jan ,16"
15
14% Feb
86
13
34% Jan
-
30'A July 29
1
12% Mar
"83
13%
1,000
45
42%
1174
26% Mar 17
18 % Feb
86
13 '/a
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1
Chicago Great ^Western Ry com—50
23% Mar 13
15% Feb
"82
13
,
23% Dec
22% July 22
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27
86
13
240
387b
38%
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38%
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88
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1
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7 % -Mar 27
33% Jan
>
50
42'/8
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15
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69
100
10
Georgia. Ry
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Jan
•
16
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72%
Chain
3
Feb
32
22'
23
687a
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5 •'.J Cerro- de
38% Jap
103 % Jau
16
Jan
98
427a
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Tractor common
Champion-Paper
22% May
42
687a
12.50
Century Ribbon'Mills.
15% Mar 20
:''53,B Oct
42%
1047a
38
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1
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25
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23
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10
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.
45
104
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;
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Apr
45
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Aug. 7
1047a
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Hudson Gas &.;Elec—No par
.
2
*34.,ir. Dec
8
44%
....
5 7o'; preferred "series
'
10
44%
10374
10374
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the Week
Friday
Aug. <>
Central.
6
Jan
20% Mar
,5
38%
'
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Central
.28% Feb 24
15% Feb
15
•
42% Mar 25
12
19'/B Oct
104
26
Mar 27
13,;
11% July 14
104%
3874
series
Central-Aguirre* Sugar
Central Foundry CoL.
5% Juh
68 % Dec
104%
38%
.
«
14
35% Dec
103 Va
387b
.
9% Feb
7
103%
Pretexted 4.207»;
100
Celaifese Corp of Amer com.-No par
7'/
2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A.100
Celotex Corp, common=
No par
5% preferred
20
7% Feb
17
36 V
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SALE
Aug. 5
5
.
;
Jan
HIGH
Wedrcsday
Aug. 4
No par
—-
19% Mar 25
;
-
Tuesday
Aug. 3
Ohio Ry_100
Co common1.
preferred
-
Caterpillar
'
47% Jan
.
7%
Feb
98 1
preierred 4%
(J I)
Case
1
12
19% Feb
20% Mar 12
-
23
17% Jan
Feb
16
Jan 28
17 %
'
5
'<
16% July 29 :
July 21
Par
(»
Cohv preferred 4.80% series
\ Carriers
General Corp
38% Jan
30
19% July 30 '
Conv
133 % Jail
22% July 28
33% Oct
131% Dec
"
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65% Jan
105
Monday
7
Carpenter. Steel'Co..
Carrier Corp common
Jail
'
31
Jun
■
16
14% Mar 27
16% July 15
119
Clinchfield &
Carolina
5
Jan
STOCK
YORK
'.Carolina .PowerLight
4
'
16.
1
4
Mar
6
Dec
66
2
3
'43
-
104% Aug
47% Jan
.
113% Mar 19
•
10
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
*
.
Apr
154% Aug 21/
99 V2 Jan
NEW
Highest
104% Jan
34
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Range for Previous
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10
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28
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9
300
10
28
30
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28
10 -v28
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73%
737B
7a
73
30,500
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Cincinnati
Gas
6
4"to.
19
25
102
35% Jan
22
51
24% Jun
.37% Dec
31 y4 Jun-
16
30 % Feb
4
C
77% Jun
89% Oct
9
92 1
16
95% Jail
2
Cities Service
28% Jan
14% Jan
9
City
Jan
12
28
Dec
30
11
Oct
14
95
14%
8
102
21
4
4
Jan
114
22
Jam
Jan
2
July 15
102
Jun
10
30% Jun
33% July -1
19
Jan
18
July
I ft % Feb
9
7934 Nov
90' '
Sep
10
77
Jun
18
83'A Feb
48% Dec
22
35
July 28
44% Jan
7-
12
40% Dec
140
7
155"
5
Feb:
74% Jan
80
2
Apr
29
9
'
Apr
' Apr
10
90
16
53% Jail
100
Jun
12
109% Jail
80
4
9
6,
6
75
Dec
29
71
Jun
8
75
26
44
Sep
3
42
Jun
8
Co!—
Cleveland
20 %
July 23
15
39 % Dec
9
36
Jan
2
43% Mar 20
Climax
25 % Jan
2
22% Jan
19
28 %
Clinton
81% Apr
91
18
89% Jun
12
95
Jail
23'
2% July 24
5
Feb
4
3% Oct
6% Jan
24
24% Oct
3
Dec
102
129
Jun
24
136
4
78
Jan
2
87
13
108
117% Jun
Pitts RR
&
47 % Dec
23
Jan
2
87
17% Oct
95
24
Apr
9
22% July
15
2
22% Feb
7
Oct
16
41
Jan
18
59 % Mar 27
39
Jan
8
60
17
Dec
12
6
875
4
6
42% Jun
10
47% Jan
8
89%.J an
July 13
66% Mar 24
10
Jan
6
67
65 % Mar 24
38
Jan
2
59
Nov
28
Jan
6
Jun
3
40 % Feb
1
38% Jan
8
45 % Aug
1
9
45% Aug
7
15
Jan
5
16 %
May 22
55
32% Jun
4
39% Feb
13% Oct
29
16% Jan
11
12% July 15
10% Dec
5
13% Jan
15
II % Jan
56% Jun
11
Nov
26
59
61 % Apr
4
41
63
3
42% Jan
% Mar
Jun
23% July
29
6
16
2
27 % Aug
13
44% Jan
30
39 % Jun
11
46
38% Aug
7
31% Jun
22
38% Jail
17% Oct
11
22% Jan
31
18
Apr
32% Jun
27
34% Dec
17
31
32% Jun
17
37'.! Mar 16
32% Jun
17
37% Mar 16
35 % Dec
26
35% Dec
31
6% Dec
10
10% Feb'
18
23% Oct
23
28% Jan
21% Apr
19
25
2
Nov
6
31% Feb
7
1
12% Jan
25
39 % Nov
19
27
7% May
32% July 18
„
2
July
109 % Mar 27
*106% Jan 2
6% July 21
8
Mar
24
22% Feb
10
24% Jan
15
10
31% Jan
30
25
Consolidated
Feb
10
40% Feb
4
2
109 % Jail
5
7 %
July 28
34% Jun
103'/4 Jun
11
Inc.
No par
.Nopar
Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
preferred
$5
Consolidated
23% Jun
10
Jan
25
Jun
15
110% Jan
7
105 % July 15
91
Jun
10
102
277/B Dec
Feb
27
113
Nov
97% Jan
19
106
31
Apr 22
16% Jan
18
10% Aug 13
11% Jan
23
13
16
64% Feb
4
27% Sep
8
39% Dec
12
9% Oct
15
52% Oct
9
11
15
1
12 % Jan
Mar 24
16% Apr
Apr
,
'
14
Dec
23
207/8
38% Dec
12
28
Jan
2
5
6
Consolidated
Retail Stores Inc
48% Jun
58
7% Feb
16
Feb
6
10% Jan
6
Consolidated
.Textile
167/a Jun
10
22% Feb
3
Consolidated
Vultee
35 % Apr
23
38% May 18
99
9
Jan
2
110
Jun
19
109% Jail
3
109% Nov
26
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
5
2
437% Dec
31
36
Jun
17
Jan
30
17
103'% Feb
8
93
Jun
23
99
Jan
16% Jun
12
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
89% Dec
18
96
Feb
7
90
41% Aug 19
48% Dec
31
Q9
99
Jun
16
Jan
108% Sep
I?nr
5
16
117
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Feb
noon
8
OO
2
July 28
45% Jan 13
87
May 20
112% Jan 16
45
102% Feb
8
11
25% May 21
36
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36%
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367a
160
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50
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5074
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6,700
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40
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397a
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28%
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28 %
28 %
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285/b
92
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57
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58
58
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59
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59
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44
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247a
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24%
24%
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44
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44
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3274
337b
33
337a
33
337a
337a
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197B
19 74
197a
19%
19 7a
19 78
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1,800
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b
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1974
19%
6,900
34%
b
34%
343A
34%
343A
343/4
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34%
34%
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347B
34%
34%
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347a
345A
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343/4
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674
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-
150
4
3474
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347a
34%
3,800
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35
1,000
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25
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25
25
25%
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237b
23%
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23
23 74
23%
23 74
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23 'A
2,600
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29%
25
295/s
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387/b
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106 7a
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40
106 5/b
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2974
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30
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14
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407a
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407a
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102
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18 5/b
3 8'/a
97b
10c
preferred
No par
preferred..,
....—No par
of America com__10
200
22
21%
rl
No par
Container Corp
200
1,600
503A
5074
106 3A
50
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37
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5074
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88
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160
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723/4
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Aircraft
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50
200
17
277b
395/4
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10 % Jan
27
80'%
2 5'A
series
1,700
17
*80 7a
1027B
Grocers
31%
"16 3A
,100
38% Jan
13% Apr
Preferred 4%
Consolidated
99'/a
313/4
17
com.._No par
series B
20
24
102% Jan
May 16
Preferred 4 % %
1,800
"98
32
&
20% July 16
16% Apr
2
31% May
■
Light
C
100
Corp:.—1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
i.—15
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd__—100
Mar 26
13% July 13
11
Jan
5
34 % Jan
102
•
No par
1
,
Gas Elec
Power Co of Bait
5
100
23
25% Oct
Cigar
Consolidated
12 5/4
123/4
127a
32
70O
80 7b
par
Congoleum-Nairn
27% Jun
10,300
80 7b
10
...
847%
81 %'
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Publishing
8474
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Ohio Elec—5
Corp
23,400
81%
Credit Co—
Nasi
Mills
26%
817/B
par
Cone
267B
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par
Conde
3
27
2674
997a
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31 3/4
18,100
93
48
83%
-
12%
127a
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317B
18 3A
187a
923/4
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No par
& Southern
123/B
"98
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17
86
par
315/B
t.*:v
48'A
933/4
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113
Pictures
27% Jan
23% Apr
31%
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167b
112%
.
12%
99 7a
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3174
18 3/a
187b
8074
Engineering Inc.No par
.—10
Commercial Solvents
—No par
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
$1.32 convertible preferred
25
$1.40 conv -preferred.
—25
37% Mar 17
34% Dec
127a
12%
99%
3174
"84'/a
Corp...No par
Inlernat'l
Commercial
2
35% Jan
2
14
12%
"88
Combustion
6
27
83'A
Columbia Gas System Inc
Mai 25
30% Jan
83 74
Columbia
27
32% Jan
83
100
26% Mar 16
2
14
20
837/a
No par
Columbus
Nov
37
83%
No par
51% Mar 17
34% Oct
20% Jan
84
100
No
common..No
$4.25 cumulative preferred. No
Columbian Carbon Co.
No
63 % May
83
lioncumulative 1st pfd——100
4 7?
lioncumulative 2nd pld—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
Class B
2.50
7
38 % Jan
267s
4%,
Mar 24
33
26%
—No par
Colorado/ Fuel & lion.
—No par
Colorado & Southern lTy com —100
20% Mar 17
17
53% Feb
26%
Aikman Corp
Collins &
24% Feb 27
55
263A
-1
(The)
Colgate-Pulmolive-Peet
$3.50
preferred
13
17% July 28
26 3/8
preferred—100
cumulative 2nd
Coca-Cola
2
Jun
80
2674
1
preferred
conv
cum
Coca-Cola Co
20
Jail
26%
No par
Inc common
preferred
7"/«
7
Foods
Corp
!
Cluett Peabody & Co com
4%
July
"47%
stock__50
1
Clopay
July 24
125% Feb
47 7a
gtd—50
7%
4%
Molybdenum
4%%
May
Jan
874
40% Jun
July 30
32% May 25
5
88
7
Jan
6
4
Feb
3
75
28% Apr
32 % Jan
136% Aug
22
130% Jan
2
x477a
preferred—100
Special guaranteed
Corporation
1
3
so-}
487a
Illuminating com.No par
No par
Elec
18 % Mar 18
Jan
18
937a
48 74
10
Clevite
25% Apr
18
93%
48%
$4.50 preferred ±
44% Mar 19
29% May
18
937b
48'A
No par
Corp
5%. nwncumulafive
Mar 23
14
37 % Jan
18#»"
93%
In-vesting. Co common
%r preferred
Cieve
8
19-
65% Jan
18
93%
Milling,{Machine Co—10
Financial
T
18
83
.—5
—100
No par
City Stores Co common—
5
4 % 'Mi convertible preferred—100
Clark -Equipment Co
new
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com...100.
5 %
July 14.
Feb
47% Jun
110
105% Mar 12
158
Mar 24
152.
4
Dec
56% Sep
48% Feb* 21
•
—
City Products Corp..
5
16% July 24
14% May 12
I
11.
*
100
:
preferred
Cincinnati
Mar 27
33% Mar
Electric—
&
Common/...
2
19% May
Jun
91 % Jun
17%
Dec
103
943/4 Jan-
{
'
93%
95/b
'k
80
4074
395/4
40 5/b
40
40'/b
1,400
100 7a
100'/a
100 7a
997a
99'%
IN
200
100
100'/a
100'/a
com—No par
23'A
233/b
23
23%
23%
23 74
23%
237a
233A
23 5/4
2,400
preferred
No par
Continental Can Ind common
20
9174
9174
91'/a
92
91
91
91'/a
92
927a
927a
200
537b
8,900
No par
"92'/a
47p
preferred.^—.
Continental Baking Co
$5.50
85% Jun
55'A July
4
3
97% Jan
8
$3.75
126'A July
3
$4.25
preferred
conv
2nd preferred—No par
53'A
122
53%
96
122
53
93
12274
537a
93
122'A
53%
533A
}
537b
54
537a
"92
96
"92
96
"92
94
100
123
123
123
123
124
124
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14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(490)
CORtiBKttf—Pagl 4
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
163/4Feb
15
-
30
17
81 % Nov
68 5/e Apr
7'/2 Apr
20% Mar 17
13% Mar
6
28
86V2 Jan
2
75
Apr
28
25
Jan
30
Oil
Continental
Steel
28 % Mar
16
2
28% Jan
2
23% Jun
51 % Jan
14
48% Jan
0
50% Jun
19
66% Nov
Mar'Sl
July 29
19% Jan
27 % Feb
Apr
87 % Jan
25
70
.93
16
99% Apr
22
Jan
23
99% Apr
67% Feb
6
Jan
10
3% Jun
12
166
v
Sep
,
Jun
25
98
5
161
20
Apr
15
26
3% Jun
17
5
Jan
2 % Jan
3
1% Jun
15
2
Mar
38% Jan
25
1% Oct
16
28% Oct
30
91% Jan
9
97
24% Jun
19
27
2
27% Mar 12
22
19% Jan
28
13
36% Feb
5
15
Jun
10
24% Jan
31% Apr
0
Jan
16
33% Jan
0
09% Jan
9
103 % Jun
"l3
Oct
28
39% Jan
30
27% July 28
77% Oct
23
92% Jan
30
78
Mar 25
36 % Dec
5
19% July 22
20% Jan
18
143/4 July 28
'
27
22
'15% Sep
25
28
Dec
22
26% Apr
'
6
Feb
Sep
10
3
12
Dec
Jan
04 % Jan
1
7
'
*168%
4%
1%
Cuneo
Press
8% Ap*
Prior
2
0% Feb
10
Jan
13
22
,
Jun
6 % Jun
02
11
•
10
22
15% Mar 11
13% July 13
14% May
19
36% Dec
12
58% Aug 13
313/4 Jun
19
39% Jan
49% Jun
8
May 15
13% Apr
24
16% Aug
6
133/4 Jun
36% Dec
12
33 Vb Jun
16% Jan
10
19
16
2
Jan
28
96% Jun
32%
32
32
29%
29%
29%
30 %
97
97
97%
220
25
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,100
82%..
*81%
82%
200
20%
♦19%
'
02% Jan
21
*7
*59
17% Oct
22
9
14
63% Jan
25
28% Oct
21
34 % Sep
4
31% Jan
3
35 % Nov
Jan
2
52
;
99
52 %
'
513/4
7%
24%'
24%
33
Stores Corp common
2.50
-
33
'"'
36 3/4
33%
*88
6%' '
*34
35 %
*53%
14
14
14
35%
35
91
90%
—100
—100
Dee»
23% Jun
303/a Jan
2
Rubber
Deere
283/4 Jun
18
33% Jan
5
45% Jun
15
52% Feb
2
Co
Records
Rock
&
7%.
new
11% Oct
15
15% Jun
12
123/8 Jun
15
1534 Jan
30
Delaware
Apr
18
26% NOV
17
233/4 Jun
16
27% Feb
2
Delaware
Feb
27
85% Dec
70
74
Apr
24
97
July 30
Escrow
ctfs
Dec
23
81% Apr
28
99
Aug
4
Escrow
ctfs for
Lack
e 34
53%
53%
20%
14
14
14
353/4
353/4
36
90
90%
*89%
90
•
'
92
*90
92
93
*91
93
*91
20%
20 Vs
20%
20
93/8
9%
42%
41%
42
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 3/«
25%
—.20
Mar
95
4
17% Sep
22
24% Jan
17
173/4 Feb
10
243/e Mar 23
Derby Oil
Jan
3
25 % Dec
12
24% Jan
18
27% Aug
Detroit
23
Nov
17
6% Jan
11
3% July 28
66
55 % Feb
13
5% Jun
19
July 24
61
7
Mar
64
21
13% July 22
16% Mar 25
16% Jan
14
18% July
ill
18% July
19% Jun
16
27% Jan
21
193/4 Jun
Oct
13
18% Feb
31
31
29
Jan
28
26% Jun
5
19
95% Jun
9
Jan
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
48%
48%
48%
49%
49%
49%
49 3/8
49 3/a
800
13%
14%
7,300
13%
133/4
13%
13%
14
14%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
243/4
243/4
6,400
95%
96%
95
95%
8,400
8
12 '/a Dec
40% Feb
3
12
34:,/4 Feb
13
14:,/4 Jan
30
Jan
24
30 1
8
Jun
11
3
10% Apr
1
25
Jan
2
8
Jun
16
31% Jun
12
Jan
7
Nov
13
12 % Jan
3
29 % Feb
21
39
Dec
1
10% Jan
8
12% May 13
11
$1.50
13% Feb
28
Diana
39% Mar
133/4 Feb
Divco
13
91/4 Jan
4
Dr.
24
17 Vb Jun
16
233/B Mar 10
Dome
1
60
16
72% Mar 20
36% Oct
27
44 % Dec
8
33 % Jun
10
43% Jan
8
Dow
99% Jan
3
105% Mar 29
94% Jun
29
1023/4 Jan
15
$4
Mines
10
243/4 Jan
3
Dresser
78
J~n
17
833/4 Jan
14
33/4%
Jan
22
47
25
36
July 29
Feb
13
123/4 Jan
2
32
9 %
Nov
13% Aug 29
May 19
9% Jun
43
10
Ltd
preferred
17% Jun
series
973/8 Dec
15
91
Jun
10
100% Jug
7
1193/b Apr
25
109
Jun
4
118 % Jan
2
Preferred
893/4 Jun
23
97
25% Jun
3
10
27% May 18
Jan
12
10
57
JunlO
42
Apr
27
48
Feb
10
51% Oct
27
52
Nov
19
51% Jan
5
10
49% Dec
9
47% Apr
43% Jun
23
148% Dec
4
48% Jan
5
8% Apr
26
10% Jan
1
9% Jan
6
45%
Jan"
10% May 15
.
28
18% Jun
10
28% Jan
2
223/, Jun
9
25% Jan
18
19
Apr
30
22
Sep
16
16% Nov
14
Jan
25
12% Oct
16
41% Oct
30
Jan
21
36 % Feb
27
158
163/4 Jan
Jan
48
21
21
171% July 10
47% Dec
9
14% July 31
12% July 14
41% Jun 16
158% Apr
39
July
27
2
'
283/b Jan
15% Mar 17
47
Apr
21
169
Jan
48% Jan
30
16 3/4 Jan
5
25% Mar 25
83
1
94
16% Feb
23
23
Dec
29
20 % Jun
Apr 25
12% Mar 11
102
Jan
14
89
Feb
20
23% July 31
Feb
133/4 July 20
17% Feb
24
42% July 22
57
Mar 12
1% Jun
20
11
2% Apr
15
34% Oct
22
43% Mar 18
29
Aug
6
373/4 Jan
0
10% Nov
24
16% Mar 19
11% Jun
18
24% Apr
1% Jun
13
Cigar
Eastern
Jan
26
Stainless
Eastman
6%
Kodak
Eaton
A
4%%
6,700
700
36%
37
37
36%
36%
37%
37%
373/8
373/8
1,200
11%
113/8
11%
ll3/8
113/a
113/8
113/8-
113/8
IP/a
17%
1,800-
67%
6,800
37% Jan
100%
100%
200
193/4
19%
19%
6,700
20%
*78
80
38
38
80
*78
*34
'
9%
9%
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
40
*34
40
*36
40
*36
40
100
10
10
10
1,800
9%
93/4
93/4
Nopai
98
*1113/4
98%
973/4
112%
111%
923/B
10
92 3/8
*92
112
27%
27
49
*43%
44
49
47
112%
26,700
1,000
93
93
2,200
26%
27
21,500
44
44
40
48%
92 3/4
923/4
27%
26%
27 %
'/
44
*433/4
44%
49
*4&%
49
49
550
47
47
47V8
47%
*46%
47%
600.
9%
9 3%
9 3/a
93%
*20%
20%
*20 y«
20%
1,000
24%
24%
24%
24%
10,600
15
15
*143/4
151/4
13
13%
*13
%
*46%
47%
0
*93/8
9"%
*9 3/b
9%
20%
20 3/4
203/4
203/4
20%
20%
1
24 Vb
24%
241/8
24%
24%
24%
15
15
143/4
14%
143/4
143/4
"
9%
9%
400
Corp
8
10
2
Emerson
6
Emerson
.7% Jan 30
22% Jan
74% Feb
Apr
8
5
21
*162%
42%
163
123/4
42%
43;
42%
163
*162%
,
2
40%
40%
40
40%
40%
23
23%
23%
23%
23
84 %
84%
84%
84
84
2.50
23
23%
23
23
23
*91
95
*91
95
♦91
l
14
14
*14
44%
443/8
44 Vb
preferred—
Gas
Electric
Radio
Empire District
1
de
23%
13/4
Mfg
Co
Phonograph
33
Erie RR
1
5%
common.
-
33 %
32%
14
44%
.
.
100
14
1,000
44%
4,000
13/4
1%
13/4
l3/4
13/4
13/4
1%
■
14
1
4,300
31
31%
29
31
30
30%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
13
123/4
12% '
16%
*16%
27
26%
.
7,300
.'2,800
,
"
16%
7*50%
12%
33
;
16%
16%
1,500
12%
123/4
12%
13.40Q
23%
23 Vb
23%
l,20O
16%
*26%
27
263/4
26%
26%
263/4
91
91
92,
91
9$
92
22%
22
6%
6%
.20%
22
22 3%
20%
63/4
22%
X22
6%
63/4
20%
20%
22
.
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6%
201/4
7"
22
63/4
6%
6%
-
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22
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:800
26%
26 3/4
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1
5,400
.
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263/4
;_____Nopar
■
33%
.
91
22%
100
51
33%
16.
23%
263/4
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.
23 %
12%
23%
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51
50%
12%
16%
16 y«
12%
23 V*
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50%
.
33
12%
.
900
'
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.'
50%
•49
23%
23%
27%
26%
27%
273,4
-
150
-
,
6%
".
6,500
3,900
-
i
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73
70%
70%
*70
20
'
'
1,800
44%
14
45%
:.
,
1
95
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95
-
2,600
32
23%
100
23%
133/4
.
16%
Pittsburgh RB Cb.-.—f>?
85
23 %
1,500
23
85
23%
443/4
14%
44%
12% ■'12%
8.50
preferred series A
Erie As
22%
86
*91
95
14%
44%
4
Endicott Johnson Corp common..25
4%
preferred
_10O
*
40 3%
*
A
:_id
•
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
31%
*12
1
23% '
23 %
i
10
40
40%
-
3
Electric Oo_„
.
.1,100
20y»«0
165
•162 y2
40%
23%
100
433/8
*84
,
131/4
43i/4
423A
165
*162%
,
23%
84%
,
40%
1
100
common
Natural
19
24% Mar 12
42%
42%
163
12 3/4
33
Jan
5
42%
163
13
33
Paso
18% Mar
Mar 13
_
12%
13%
33 %
El
26% Feb
29% Feb
13%
8
common
600
'
50%
14
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*70%
■£>70..,,--73
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112%
923/4
49
49
47
99%
112
44
44
49 %
100
26%
27%
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98%
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983/4
112
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92%
27
No par
973/4
98%
112
50%
17
see page 22.
9%
dt Co—
50%
16
_For footnotes
100 3/4
19%
363/4
*49
19
74:
100 3/i
20
36%
50%
15 3/8 Jun
9
36%
102
193/4
36%
*49
21% Jun
15
363/4
*1003/4
20
100
9%
28,300
37
36%
102
193/4
36%
50
10% Jun
68% Jun
193/B
60o
-
600
*1003/4
36 3/4
102
51%
29
70% Jun
36%
*1003/4
par
*50%
153/4 Apr 14
Nov 24
66 %
51%
Co
26% Dec
>
67%
*50%
17% Jan
73
17%
66 %
50
2
11.
173/4
26%
12
61% Jan
17%
66%
26%
20
16
17%
65%
27%
19% Jan
10
173/4
65 %
26%
11% Jun
6% Jun
173/4
64%
in
13% Nov
18% Jun
17%
65
Elliott
16
31
17%
17%
l3/4
38% Jun
Dec
36%
*11%
*8
65
No par
5
No
8
12
15
70
11%
32 3%
conv 2nd
23% Nov 24
11%
1,200
13/4
5%
3
1,000
11%
12
4
2
32%
11%
31%
60% Feb
17% Jan
32%
11%
15
49% July 23
31% Jun 10
62% Jan
323/4
11%
2,300
Storage Battery__JHo par
31
,
323/4
11%
8%
preference
6
32%
Elgin National Watch Co
Electric
5%
5% Feb
900
31%
31%
11%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shi
5
23% Dec 31
7% Jun 18
31%
27%
preferred
503/4 Jan
2
34%
113/4
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)..
11
99
34%
32
1
Steel
preferred
Ekco Products Co
Jun
26% July 2
89% July 28
20 3/a Jun
4
343/8
27%
Manufacturing Co
49
18
*343%
34%
8%
4% %
18
27
102%
*34 3/a
*100%
102
12
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
61% Jan
30% Jun
34%
34%
11%
*100%
343/4
*100%
102
27%
.100
48% May 13
48% Jun 16
101% Sep
506
*28%
1,400
8%
Co common
4
2
700
102
29%
22%
22
12
preferred
33% Feb
9
29%
in
July 29
May
94% Apr
20% Jan
*28%
27%
_io
25 %
26
29%
29
8%
Co
30
3
22
29
50
32 Ve Dec
Oct
19
21%
12
Corp
15
66% Dec 26
*18%
27%-
preferred
Eagle-Plcher
11
Sep 15
65% Dec 31
16
183/4
21%
8%
50
22
July 15
2% Apr
183/4
21%
12
Corp
102
200
19
*18 3/4
18%
8
Airlines Inc
Apr 29
May 26
1,100,
8%
50
Eastern
18
17
1,400
8%
com
Eastern
89
24
3%
13%
.21
21
113/8
3%
13%
273/b
series
$3.50
Light Co
8
6
44% Jan
*183/4
3%
133/4
12
series
19% Mar 27
2
97
19
21%
10
3%
133/4
3%
14
E
23% Mar 11
15% Jan
2
13%
11%
preferred
4%
3%
13%
32
$4.15 preferred
DWG
33/4
13%
3%
34%
0
l
82 % Nov
July
$3.75
3%
14
3,360
65
*62
65
*62
65
27%
preferred
(El)
$4.50
Preferred
Duquesne
*62
11%
Common
8
July
63
28%
No par
de Nem
1
99
63
27%
Duplan Corp
79% May
8
63
4,900
11,000-
11%
common
convertible
*114% Jan
*92% Jan
27%
*100%
-No par
Industries
Pont
27%
27%
Dunhiil International
du
27 3/a
113/4
Chemical Co common
5
27%
273/a
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
28
27%
No par
65% July
84 % Aug
27%
No par
17
26% Apr
27%
2
Co
16
11
27%
1
Apr
30
27%
29%
2
Cup Co
80% Jun
21
50c
Corp
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Pepper
21% Oct
98
21
100%
28
16% Jan
Jun
95%
21 %
29
No par
common
preferred
52
Aug 13
98%
203/4
100
10
100
Corp
Dixie
20
97%
20%
21 t
A
preferred
Stores
Distillers
95%
98
20%
*133/4
t
class
Diamond T Motor Car Co
4
28% Mar 27
95
97
203/4
19
Match
cum
95%
99
20%
*3%
1
Corp
cum
94
98%
203/4
*62
Co
Raynolds
Diamond
14% Mnv 25
July 24
12% July 30
26% Dec
21% May 27
&
4.40%
323/4 Jun
23
8
20
96%
98%
27%
100
95
98
20 34
100
preferred
Diamond Alkali Co common
22
52% Mar 31
18
8
Mar 17
33
108
35% Jun
38% Nov
32% Jan
10
Devoe
1,000
31%
*48%
133/4
(The)
Steel
Vilbiss
De
1
24% Mar 10
114% Feb
43
29% Oct
106 % Apr
9
10
12,400
31%
243/s
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
20% Oct
26%
50
Edison
Detroit
1,300
25%
x31%
.13.50
Light Co
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Ca.100
2
63/4 Mar 17
6,600
14%
for common
Co
1,400
9%
41%
26%
25%
Denver & Rio Grande West RB—
62
x70
20%
9%
41%
20
42
*41%
v
50
93
49
31%
—100-
9%
120
-
92
*91
9%
9%
9%
41%
2,200
90
*90
.
20%
20
93/8
42%
1,600
14
36%
89%
.
93
■—f
3,900
200
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■:
1
92
1
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14%.
353%
14%
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,
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100
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1,300
.
63/4
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90%
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20%
;
.
53%
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93
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91
37%
35%
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10
_
53
-
33%
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.
37%
36%
91
90
634 :
14%;
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'
36
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,
91
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<
.
143/8i
353/8
9%
Western
&
Power 81
'
42%
common
_
23
'
—1
Hudson
&
,
'700
37%
*88
33%.
33%
.
*88
—50c
.
Corp
preferred
Delaware
*90%
50c
Inc
Oil
Co
B
V
91
*14 >'
54
•
35
Inc
series C—.—100
7
14% ;
*14
55
*
33%
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6%
*6%
14%
35
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33
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24%
136
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14,600? 7
73/4
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20
560
52%
7%
24 %<
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: 136
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.
36%;
'
7
Decca
243/fe-
36%
91
10
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136
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"
33%
•
-
91
6%
i;
20
preferred
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2
73A:
243/,'
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•
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160
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'
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5,900 f/.
63A
,
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293/4
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V
200
1,400'
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52%.
'7%
5,700 ?
7
60
9
78
99
99 ■;.
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52
24%
:
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363/4
*53%
5
O
4
.
136
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135
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593/4
9%,,
40
20%
7
>
293%
•*29%'
t»7B
ova
i
7%
24%
73/4
*88
Dayton Power & Light common
24
Aug
6%
99%
80
12 % May 14
4
6 %
*98%
^1
»
*
60
9%
9%
*51%
34%
47% Jan
^59
1,100
14,800
200
♦180
;
7
%'
29%
; 29%
,
6%
—100
common
series
23% Feb
29%
1
36 % July 14
200
•180
14%
V
15
v
3.75%
16
9% Jan
16
9%
"
*29
513/4
363/4
3.90%
30
16
Oct
1
7
993/,
"
143/4
60
9
6%
7%
3.75%
8 3/4 Jun
8
Apr
7
*59
7%
: *98%
*133
*19%
v
200
*180
*8%
'
*
1
Preferred
193/8 Jun
24 % Feb
8
39
15
60
*59
29
Preferred
9
20%
'
9
11
92
3
82
*14%
200
7
7%
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.No par
82%
*81 %
*19%
14%
■
60
fl
18
28
29
20
14%
*180
'
1.80
Jan
Apr
Jun
99 % Jun
"
10
100
3?%
32
82
82
*19%
■
200
*180
.100
97% Feb
83
13%
96%
Preferred
82% May 28
5,300
97%
2
86
133/4
*96%
Jan
19
July 15
96
85% Jan
13%
13%
963/4
Davstrom
29
38% Mar 13
92
800
14
13
96%
Davison Chem Corp (The} com
Preferred 4.60% series A
Mar 10
57
26%
96%
Ine
convertible
5%
4
14
26%
*91
96%
preferred series A
Davega
8% Mar 17
13% Dec
Corp
33/4%
8
Jan
33 % Feb
33 % Feb
Dana
40 % Mar 29
32% July 30
85
26%
29%
Cushman's Sons Ine 1%
Cutler-Hammer
8
2
6,900
933/4
29%
■24%
17
II
23
29%
93%
30%
♦26
*31%
common
Apr
May
29%
30
*91
26%
26%
•y'513/a,
Jan
95
26%
29%
,
42
39% Dec
1,500
31%
A
Class
27% Mar 20
l3/4
13
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
1 %
29%
Inc
Publishing common.
preferred
$7
«
1%
13
Curti6
2
700
1%
.
31
Cunningham Drug Stores
29
4%
13
7%
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4% % preferred
8
4%
29%
15
Mar 17
.
4%
31%
19%
Jan
GO
4%
93
*91
93
26%
82%
-
,
303/4
5,500
72
170
123/4
143/4
138
2
30%
t
96%
713/4
169%
29%
pfd
2
Jun
29%
%,
303/a
*95:
72
*169
31
preferred
noncum
23
35
l3/4
26%
26%
19%
6%
Jan
9
1%
1%
1
94
170
71 %
71%
170
4,300
*93%
96%
*95
4%
*91
*81%
RR
Jan
Dec
*4%
1%
100
67% Feb
7% July 20
4%
30%
100
convertible
5%
100% July 28
3
169 Va
*4%
93
Cuba
24
44
169%
Cuban-American Sugar common.,10
12 % Mar 19
2
Jun
51
71
*169
4%
29%
96%
*95
713/4
71%
170
*91
2.50
Crucible Steel of Amer common
131
July 23
43
96%
common
preferred
16
Jan
88
$4.20
Corp
10
90
51
*95
71%
260
863/4
94%
*93%
94%
800
61%
86%
87
85
833A
*93%
400
613/a
No par
Zellerbach
24 % Sep
32
7% Dec
96%
83
*50
No per
5
preferred
132% Dec
3
60%
83
70%
1
19
32% Mar
203/4
60%
*95
1
21
23 % Feb
'129% Jan
20:%
61%
94%
2
*21
61%
203/4
603/4
83%
(The)
21
60 3/i
20%
83 %
25
20%
52
21%
51%
52
100
51
*51%
51 %
*93%
.100
*50
51 %
94%
common
51%
51%
*50%
81%
100
prelerred
25%
25%
25%
52
52
'
29
10
Co
223/4
25%
55%
23
22%
*50%
*93%
_
34% Jan
:
63/« July 23
Jan
99
51%
eommon.25
22%
23% i
*51
5
preferred
(2
8"% May 21
July 14
28
1,900
25%
25%
22"%
23
•
52
0
04
8% July 28
16
54% Dec
24
•
'
7
8% Mar 20
20
93
'49% Jan
7% Apr
2
180
25%
25%
25%
9%
22%
23%
0
-
185
24
6% Jan
68% Jan
32
24
1
'
Jun
2
12% Jan
9% Aug 27
!
25
25%
23
23%
*51
series at 1847-100
pfd 3%%
Crown
Mar 17
17
Feb
190
4,700
22%
23%
Jan
89
>
65% May 26
19
5% Oct
22%
23
23%
36% Jan
11
Jun
7% Jan
129 % Jan
65
103
May 18
01
1,100
21%
23
100
Crown Cork & Seal common
18
16
28
Glass Works common
Cream of Wheat Corp
2
153/4 Mar
12% Jun
26% Jun
12% Oct
132% Nov
19%
23
50
prel erred
3%%
25% Jan
*19
*22%
61%
Coty
2)
.-VI
19%
51%
21 %
Crane
0f*
55%
19%
*19%
61
2
1
55
193/4
50<a
Electric
3
34% Apr
28'/b Juiy 22
55%
*19%
5
aeries
5%
series
Xnc
Coty Internatlon Corp
87% Jun
May 22
Dec 12
54%
19%
55
55%
20
21
7%
4% Nov
178
55 %
55%
*19
5
common
Products Refining
Corn
Jan
172
9%
1
Cum
73% May 21
Mar 31
72%
9%
20
3%%
10.300
72%
9%
Corp
Corning
6
19
55%
71%
9%
Mo par
pref
Dubllier
4,800
71%
9%
Exchange Bank de Tr Co
Cornell
Corn
Aug
Corp
6%
9%
71%
9%
5
Copperweld Steel Co common
16
06% Jan
16
1
23
25
83% Jun
65% Feb
Preferred
72%
9%
71%
14
Corp
Co
Convertible
30
87
93 % May 21
93
28
26% Mar 25
1
5
2
Jan
68% Jan
18
Jan
Range
72%
9%
10
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer
Copper
65% Jan
52
2
Jun
6
27
26 % Jan
16
58
9
73
600
72%
72
1,400
l
Continental
12
69"% Jan
11%
5
22
23
18%
*103/4
Mar 18
20% Jun
63
18%
103/4
9
13
22%
18%
10%
Jun
25
10
18 %
11%
Insurance
31% Aug
Oct
18%
*10%
Motors
29% Jan
17% Jun
*18%
.11%
Continental
18
Dec
18%
*10%
Continental
22
44
*18%
UVH
7
18% Oct
23 Va May
18%
11% Mar 25
25 V2 Dec
400 »
18%
*1C%
02% Jan
22
1,400
8%
5
16
62% Jan
x8%
8%
8%
<
Shares
Aug. 7
Aug. 6
8%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
25
10
18% J'll.V 16
8%
8%
8%
8%
Sales fat
PRICES
Fibre
Diamond
Jun
52
3
19 '/4 Oct
Aug.! 4
8%
2
BALI
Aug. 5
preferred
convertible
5%
Continental
3
8% Jun
67
26
IOV4N0V
30
11
Aug. 3
Par
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com
10% Mar 17
10% Aug
6
15'/4 Feb
16
Nov
Highest
10
17% Jun
11
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jun
8
10% Jan
18% Jun
17
11
Law est
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Sine* Jan. 1
Year 1052
7% Nov
LOW AND
STOCKS
Bange for PrtrWii
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
5,760.
,-400
—
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Number 5245
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
«
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year1»52
7% Dec
2
6
15Vb Mar
4
ll
Jan
22
13% Oct
2
xl3
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3
May 17
55 Va Dec
1% Dec
16
3 Vb Feb
Evans
16 V8 May
2iy40ct
29
27% Jan
,
4
Eversharp
4
Ex-Cello Corp
47 V* July 28
15
44
Eureka
9
59% Mar
13
10 ye Nov
Jan
3
9
3
2
2
Jan
3
5
28% Mar 25
Fairbanks
7% Jan
a
10% Mar 25
Fairchlld
23% Jan
11
20% Feb
18
22% May 11
3
16 y4 Jan
29
16% Mar 24
19
Jan
8
Jan
14
15% Jan
2
19y8Jun
4
14% July 31
15% Jun 17
53% Nov
5
57% Dec
3
48% Jun
24
57
25% Feb
19
34% Apr 14
14
Jun
10
56 % Jan
0
23% Oct
29
30 y8 Dec
23
12% Feb
28
16% Dec
48% Feb
19
60
9
9
56
3
47
Dec
26
3
19
Jan
11 Ye Dec
26% Nov
21
37% Feb
,106
-
July 1
10% July 15
5
29% Jan
2
86%-Jan
5
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
13% Jun
30
Apr
55
23
2
41
30
Dec
24 y4
May
6
98% Nov 26
2
90% Jan
89
Jun
26
17% Nov
17
19
19
Dec
10 Vi Jan
13% Sep
10% Jun
23
40
20
ID
22% Apr
4
75% Jan
10
y2 Feb
22% July
11
75
84% Mar 20
8% Jan
30
19% Dec
15
Jun
8
7 % Jan
2
39% Sep
5
26% Dec 31
26% Dec 15
36 % Apr
1
Apr
18
May 15
22% May 20
17
8
18
8% Jan
Jun
10
22
17
41 y4 Jan
22
24% Oct
15
26% Feb
21
5
Jun
27
22% Jun
16
14
98% Jun
24
13% Dec
11
31
33% July 14
Feb
28
31
63% Dec
9
51 V\ Jan
July 6
24% July 28
105% Oct
3
July
12
11
Apr
17
149
Nov
12
15% Feb
27
9% Jun
13
Jan
8
79
May
10
33
Dec
22
25
20 y8 Dec
15
9
124'% Dec
1
Jun
16 y8 May
Jan
July 28
5% July 28
31 %
33y4 Jun 25
159
July 30
142
1
'July
17% Jan
I
28
11
Feb
f
9
70
May
0
18% Aug 14
11% Nov
31% Jun 24
16% Jun
121
10
Jun
31
25
14
48% Dec
19
July 28
35% Jun 16
54% Feb
20
72% Dec
31
66% Apr
6
7 % Jan
4
11 Vb Dec
22
9% Jun
19
8
50% Jun
23
56% Aug
3
96% May 22
88% Jun
18
943/4 Jan
2 '
11 Vb Dec
12
10% Jun
9
60% Dec
9
41
53% Dec
18
Apr
3
Jan
90
19
45% Dec
6V* Jun
5
52% Oct
20
118
Jan
2
105
Apr
18
50
Feb
Dec
21
69'/a Dec
119% Jan
11
125% Dec
30
29
x94y4 Jan
3
-100% Dec
Jun
Jun
3
99% Jan
14
23
Jun
9
25% Feb
5
Nov
44% Jun
24
54% Mar 30
16
20
50
14
24% Aug 29
4% Dec
8
3% Jun
9
20% Jan
3
27% Dec
23% Jun
10
25
Jan
10
36
Dec
1
29
29 %
July
114
Sep
30
126
Dec
10
93
May 11
8% Jan
9
11% Sep
4
21% July 20
Mar 23
373/4 Jan
17
Jun
7
35% Dec
4
29% Jan
2
27
Dec
22
35% Jan
99
July 13
Apr
Jan
26
102% Jan
15
34% Jan
Apr
3
96% Mar 16
6
40% July
7
27
343/4 Mar 11
80
|
85
89
18
69
Feb
3
71% Dec
31
77% Feb
14 y4 Nov
10
23% Jan
5
34% Sep
25
32 % jar
99% Oct
28
96% Jun
9
30 y8 fan
22
14% Nov 14
79% Dec 30
93% Apr
2
9
3
Apr
Jan
81
31 Vb Feb
July 13
27% Jun
Mar 10
31
July 29
12% Jun
26
May 11
74% Apr
18% Jan
6
15
40% July 30
j
23
18% Jun
30
14% Feb
17
Jan
8
79% Apr
13
x86
.
1003/4 Apr
15
16% Mar 25
,81% Jan
12
Apr
15
23
Dec
1
13% July 31
21% Jan
32% Oct
27
42% Jan
24
30% Jun
30
38Vb Mar 20
7% Sep
8
8y8 Jan
18
7% Jan
2
Nov
24
130% Jun
18
30
135
Jun
24
19
30
62% Jun
10
47% Jun
9
102% Jun
2
10 % Jan
15
4
Dec
29
Feb
8
15% Oct
27
55% Feb
20
77% Dec
5
54% Dec
Sep
12
18% May 22
40
May
108
8
60
Jan
6% Jun
24
2
Oct
23
6% Jun
2
27% Oct
.
30
~3%
Apr
July
2
1 % July
3
30
15
6% Jun
19
May 23
26% Jun
18
9% Feb
33
61
26
49 y4 July
Apr
8
Mar
5
16
July 10
18% Oct
25
24% Jan
30
X92% Sep
9
104% Jan
30
90% Jun
27% Feb
21
34% Dec
Jan
11
59
7
108% Feb
9% Jan
4
20
613/4Jivly21
4
33% Mar
2% Mar 25
9% Feb
25
31 % Mar 27
20% Jan
5
98% Jan
28
10
29% July 16
33% May
99
May 26
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
18
Aug 14
12% July 27
16% Jan
7
8
39
Dec
22
2
16% Nov
28
Dec
23
4
17% Jap
91
31% May
13% Jan
46% Feb
27
57
16% Dec
22
19% Mar
137% Dec
61% Oct
I
30
31
36
I
Jun
27
64% Apr
15
73% Jan
30% Jun
9
40Vb Jan
2
11% Jan
2
13
Nov
28
4
96% Apr
7
footnotes
:
see
page 22.
12% Jan
2
;
87% July 31
23% Mar 25
95% Jan
7
4%%
.
130
36
86
96
36
35%
353/4
36
36
86
86
86
%
*86
87
92%
92
91%
913%
173/4
18
173/4
18
17%
18
10 VB
10 VB
11
11
46%
46%
pfd
86
17%
190
270
92
17%
1,900
17%
500
10
*9%
10
11%
11
11
1,000
45%
2,200
45 Va
46
46%
46%
46%
453/4
10%
10%
*10%
10%
900
10%
10%
10%
IOV4
10%
10%
25
24%
25%
3,300
25
24%
251.4
25
243/4
25
24%
75
76%
76 72
76 %
77
77
5
100
1
No par
6 Vb
6 Vb
6V4
6 J/4
1,400
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
5,100
7%
7%
2,300
300
6
6
140
19%
7%
73/8
7%
7%
7%
7%
36%
36%
37
37%
37
*37 Vs
36%
*36%
37
363/8
23
23 Vb
23Va
23
*22%
*23
23
223/4
23
223/4
26
26
*25 Va
200
26
25%
26%
*253/4
26
26%
25%
26 %
1,400
5%
2,500
7%
253/4
253/4
25%
253/s
7%
*25%
25%
26
;
'
26
26%
5%
900
5%
53/4
53/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/8
32%
*31 Va
31 %
♦30%
31%
31
31%
*31V8
*30%
31%
25%
25%
25%
25 V4
1,500
253/4
25 Va
25 Vb
26
25%
23%
23%
23Vb
23%
23%
6,800
23%
2334
1003/4
1003/4
100%
100 %
101%
*25%
23'%
100%
33%
23%
233/4
100 %
343/4
♦100
12 VB
12%
12%
12%
%
144%
144
144
35 %
34 V8
*143
20
20
*19%
20%
t
12%
*144%
20 3/8
11%
10,400
21%
11%
1,900
11%
21
113/4
120
145
145
21%
5,100
ij.%
11%
113/4
1134
74
73%
73%
74%
73%
♦73%
*73%
73 V2
32-/4
3Z'4
*32 Va
*32%
*32-/4
33
33 Va
33%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
19
*124%
126
323/4
323/4
18%
11%
•
♦124
1253/4
125%
333/4
33%
33%
*36 %
37%
*36%
37%
73 VB
733/4
733/8
73%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
55%
56%
X54%
55 VB
543/4
92%
*91%
93%
12%
12%
12%
33%
♦36%
37%
733/8
73%
9%
9%
♦91
123/4
12 3/4
12%
54%
533/4
54%
53%
120
120
120
120
108
108
♦107
34 V*
4,900
*36 Va
37%
37%
37%
300
733/b
73%
73
73'/a
16,600
9%
934
60%
x59 %
1181/2
118%
118%
95%
95 %
95
95
94%
943/4
23%
23%
233/4
24
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
13
56
56 Va
6,700
2,900
119 Va
430
114
119%
♦111
100
40,800
60 "2
60Va
60%
118%
119
94%
700
119
95
95
94%
49%
100
12%
114
118%
800
1,600
8,400
50%
23
23%
233/b
700
50%
50%
50
24
*23%
24
*2334
24
*233/4
8,800
92
;
119%
60
60%
118%
55%
92
56
*55
60
60%
1,100
54%
13
12%
119%
1183/4
9%
55 Va
♦110
60%
9%
94
*92
114
1183/4
30
33%
120
113
70
400
2,000
33%
33%
54%
54%
120
♦106
23%
7,100
37b
3%
3%
3%
334
3%
3%
3%
25%
25%
2534
25%
26
253/4
25%
25%
30%
500
31'4
30%
30%
31%
98
98
210
99%
4
3%
126
126
1253/4
333/4
33%
18
18
18
1253/4
18%
*124
4,000
12%
12%
146
21
20%
170
36%
36 VB
12%
123/8
144%
12%
144
100
100'A
100
36%
36
36 V*
35
.
73%
11%
*72
12,000
25%
253/4
31
31
*30%
313/a
99%
*98
99 Va
*98
99%
*98
12
117a
600
*11%
11%
12
21%
22
22
22%
2,200
1,100
330
•98
30%
11%
46
113/4
*11%
21%
21%
21%
45
45 %
45%
46
45
45%
46
45
21%
11%
21 %*
113/4
89%
90
90
90
90 "2
90%
90
90%
39%
393/B
39%
39%
39 '/a
*28 Va
28%
28 Va
9§%
89
393/«
39%
39 Vb
39 %
29%
29%
*283/4
29%
103 %
*99
21%
29
•99
*99
103%
28
28 Vb
*80%
82
*68%
70
13
143/4
15
81
81
80%
*68%
70
*68%
32%
32 Va
13 Vb
39%
15
82
*80%
15
♦81
40 'A
7,300
99%
100
15Vb
1514
5,500
15 %
500
82
82
*81i/4
*13i/4
13%
I,000
32%
32%
2,200
3,400
13 Vb
13%
32%
32%
5,700
*97%
99%
13%
13%
13'4
40
40
♦9734
50
70
13 Vb
13%
393/4
13%
"
14%
13%
2834
98 Va
13 V»
393/8
98 %
82
13 Va
32%
80%
70
4,400
29%
82
♦68%
15
*80%
13%
29 %
*80 Va
40
14%
*13 V4
103%
29%
28%
82
28%
28 %
98%
39%
♦98
99%
*99
103 %
10.100
600
39%
103V2
*99
*80%
13%
13 VB
403/8
29
70
*68%
13%
39%
*98
•
82
28%
28%
*80%
33
33
77b
7%
7%
7%
77/b
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
133 %
133'/2
♦131%
*1311/2
133 %
133 %
133%
*131 Va
*131 Va
'131%
12%
1,300
69%
4,300
50%
7,700
106'/8
734
300
32'/a
12%
69
69 Va
69
123/4
12%
12 34
12%
*12%
683/4
69%
69%
69%
63%
69%
12%
13
*12%
50
50%
49%
50 Va
50 Vb
503/8
50%
50%
49%
106 Vb
105%
105%
*105%
♦105%
106 V8
106 V8
*105%
'105%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*73/b
7%
*7%
*7%
60
27 Vb '
27%
27
*59%
59%
27 VB
27%
27
1%
1%
1%
7%
*7
59%
27
5934
27 V4
*59'4
59%
59%
.
1%
1%
7
7 Vb
7
1%
13/4
'
7
7
..
*59%
*26%
100
40
60
27
1%
1%
67b
7
'
13A
1,700
22.800
1,500
7
29%
29%
29 34
800
29%
/
17%
177b
17%
4,900
500
1,100
29%
29%
29%
29%
.*29%
29%
17 V4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
90%
91%
91 %
91%
90%
92 %
90%
90%
♦9034
91%
32 Vb
31%
31%
31 Va
32 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Vs
*91 Va
92 Va
*91%
12%
127b
12%
123 4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
36 Va
36'A
36'4
♦35%
36%
36%
35%
*36
*35%
35%
17%
1,500
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
*17%
57%
57
57%
II.200
55%
56%
18
18%
*18
132%
*131
131%
21
32 Vb
32%
32 Va
..
*20%
21
13'
13V4
87 Va
87%
17%
56 V.
18 V.
134
72
*68%
72
•68 Va
f3
55%
•
3
100
72
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19
6%
6
6%
6%
1
1
77
77
77
77
(The)—
preferred
*11
11
46%
1
com
86
5,500
36%
*91 Va
11%
11
5,600
96
36 Va
17%
9%
11%
9%
9%
10%
*10
27%
913/4
91%
*91%
147a
273/a
'
913/4
.
14%
96
♦93
96
*93
500
17,700
2,300
1,300
*93
*85
363/4
85
No pat
$5 preferred
No par
Gotham Hosiery
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
Grace (W R) & Co
—No par
Graham-Paige Motors
No par
Granby Consol M S & P
-5
Grand Union Co (The)
10
Granite City Steel common—12.50
5%% cujn preferred
100
Common
4
341%
*93
96
92%
Greyhound Corp
13% Jun
27%
36
com—No par
IOO
Green Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc_
1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—NO par
21
8
x93% Sep
15
*91
Gt Northern Ry 6%
2
143/4
27%
*93
Great Western Sugar
7% preferred
191# Jan
151/a
26%
563/4
19 Va Mar 27
2
i
34%
15%
26%
*34%
56
58% Mar 25
22
67% July
34%
15%
261%
34%
No par
19% Mar 27
26% Jan
18%
23%
(The)
(Robert) common
2
41% Jan
3,300
971/2
18%
15
300
6
128% July 17
28%
97 Va
27%
common
23
10
For
Co
14% Jan
Mar 28
19% Nov
C
149
28%
98
26
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
2
10%
28%
93
15%
10
1
61% Apr
Mar
10%
28%
98
15
,
39% Mar 17
141
IO34
27%
343/8
No par
1
S
34% Feb
10%
27%
*97
98
10
Grant (W T) Co common
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
1
2
11% Mar 17
'
103/4
10%
800
No par
10
1
common
Common
Mar 19
27%
800
35 Va
Goodyear Tire &. Rubber—
3
6% Nov 17
104
9
20
803/a Jan
31
138
124% May 24
8% Jan
10 3/4
47
*46
46%
90
103 Va
103%
104
26
General Shoe Corp__—
1
Gen Steel Casting $6 pfd—No par
General Telephone Cforp
20'
General Time Corp common—No par
4%%
preferred
100
General Tire & Rubber com—2.50
4%f# preferred
100
3%% preferred
100
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
1
Gillette (The) Co common
1
$5 convertible preference—No par
Gimbel Brothers common
5
$4.50
preferred
No par
Gleaner Harvester Corp
2.50
Glidden Co (The) common—No par
Goebel Brewing Co
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
100
Goodall-Sanforri Inc
10
Goodrich Co (B F)
10
23
7
3
24% Oct
9
25 % Feb
51
19
88% July
2
100
16
13
2
20% July 14
2
45% Dec
104% Jan
5
Mar 20
29
43% Jan
Dec
21
25
25
fa
4% Jan
1
10% Jan
36% Feb
3
27
*45%
34%
General Motors Corp common
0
$5 preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
General Outdoor Adverl.lsing_No.par
General Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision Eqp Corp
1
General Public Service
-lOo
General Public Utilities Corp
5
General Railway Signal com No par
5% preferred
100
General Realty & Utilities
10c
General Refractories
—No par
1
5
92
20
92
4
22
3% Feb
20% Jun
14
123% Jan
2
16% May
34 y8 Feb
Jan
693/4 Feb
57% July 28
112% Jun
9
119
11
10 3/4
273/a
.—No par
—_1
General Mills common
No par
5 % preferred
IOO
3%% convertible preferred-—100
2
24% Aug 15
2
Jan
20
17
22
106
9
Jan
124% Jan
61
Jun
52
*103%
46
25%
General Foods Corp coin
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument Corp
141/2 Mar 19
113% Jun
125% July 28
120
.
60
104
46
59%
453/4
35 '/a
13
37% Jan
24% Jan 16
Co
60%
60
*103%
60i/4
104
25%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
S
5% convertible preferred
50
27'/4 Jan
2
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
28'/2 Jan 27
Gardner-Denver Co
J
5
333/4 Jan 20
Garrett Corp (The)
2
7% Mar 12
1 Gar Wood Industries Inc com
1
37% Mar 12
4%% convertible preferred
50
29% Mar 24
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
27% Jan
5
General American Investors com—1
1043/4 Feb
6
$4.50 preferred
_100
363/4 Aug
7
General Amer Transport Corp_2.50
14% Mar 18
General Baking Co common
5
155
Mar 24
$8 preferred
No par
22"% Mar 17
General Bronze Corp
5
14
Mar 25
General Cable Corp com
No par
78
Jan
8
4% 1st preferred
100
35'/2 Mar 25
4% conv 2nd preferred—
50
193/4 Jan
2
General Cigar Co Inc com—No par
129% Apr
2
7% preferred
100
46% Mar 24
General Dynamics Corp common—3
48% Mar 24
Preferred ($2 cum conv)—No par
75% May 22
General Electric Co
No par
111/2 Feb 26
General Finance Corp
1
8% Apr
10
24
34% Dec
5% Sep
32'A Nov
22»/8Feb
Corp
Trailer
Gair Co Ine
60
4,500
34%
preferred
Gabriel
3
28
5,300
60%
25%
38% May 19
20% Jun
24
4%
6
1,800
177b
25%
Corp
Froedtert
Jan
74
17%
25%
Co
Sugar
Stores
Fruehauf
73%
17%
25%
Freeport Sulphur Co
203/a Jan
10
8% Jan
16
May 15
13
Franklin
7% Mar
2
6% May 15
36
Francisco
79
Mar 25
5% Jun
4
15
27% Mar 24
74
173/4
100
51% Mar 17
2
733/4
17%
25
preferred
23% Jan 20
9
73%
17 3/a
24%
cum
14% Jnn
Mav 15
27 Vb Aug
3%%
733/4
700
1,300
.
24%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
13% Apr
10
14
46
13% Dec
5% Dec
30
Jan
18% May 21
9
35% May 20
12
Inc
13% Apr
)
15
9% July
18
Feb
23
15% Jun
1
24% July.
12
96% Jan
23
18%
56% Jan
2
22%
22%
18%
pfd ser of '51—IS
Food Machinery & Chem Corp—10
3%%
convertible preferred
100
27
*10%
22%
18%
5
Jan
10%
18%
99
43% Jan
110
10%
22%
18%
93
Corp
5,300
98%
7%
Light Co
&
Stores
t
10%
98%
18%
11
103
107s
.
*18%
31
9
98%
1
Co
98% Dec
16
*98
t-
98%
18%
24% Dec
Jun
42
223/B
45
98
41%
10%
10%
*97
600
•24%
41 %
;
*98
983/4
10%
200
*96%
Food
$4.20 div
4.1.%
*98
10%
100
2,100
5
No par
Follansbee Steel
33% Jun
w
14%
14%
*57
24%
24%
;41.3/4
10%
Florida
81
41%
243%
4!%
,
27%
5
29
41, f
243/4
243/4
273/a
6
23
24%
*103/4
17% Jan
Jan
24%
*24 V4
*4%
5
43/4
5
No par
28% Aug
114
4%
59'/2
38
16
43/4
*103%
9
29
43/4
451/4
11
95% Oct
51%
5
59
13% Jun
38% Oct
*50 Va
17'/4
22% Feb
Jan
50%
733/4
31% Jun
8
*57%
50%
22%
30
Jun
59
51
14%
14%
17%
31
18
58%
*50
14%
72%
Dec
10
*57
59
58%
51i/4
60%
Power
200
*56%
22%
23% Jan
191/2 Apr
15
7,000
28%
18
Florida Power Corp
92% Jan
1,100
15 VA
Xl4%
1031%
Stove
Fair
287b
73%'
26% Mar 17
% Mar 13
28%
287b
23
24% Feb
9
*50%
28%
17%
18% July 28
20
50%
28%
723/4
21 Ya Jun
3
50%
223/4
19
27
50%
*50
98
18
10
50%
28%
443/4
preferred
Florence
4,900
52
16%
*10%
34% Nov
16
x29
$4
11
2.100
17
51
41%
24 y8 Dec
13Ve Jun
115
Feb
100
24
15
16%
17
16 3/4
28
103%
Stores
2,900
*14%
15
52
*50%
Carpet Co
5
(The) common—No par
(The)
Flintkote Co
15
58
♦24
7
14% Oct
74
Firth
Mar 25
15
16%
16 3/4
100
National
First
13% Mar 17
32
12,200
15%
Rubber com—12.50
preferred
4%%
46% July 23
8
Corp
Firestone Tire &
6
12
Apr
July 30
75% Jan
26% July 29
96
Flltrol
106% Jan
1
10'% Jun
7
3
Sep
8
% July 29
101 y4 Jun
32% Mar 20
18 Vs
4,500
8%
21 Va
16%
_1
10
1
Ferro Corp
16
2474
8
21
*14%
5
10
21
28 3/8
100
Mfg Co
21
21
15
1,000
21
24
8'/a
8
8%
8
24
'23%
24%
23%
21%
5
25
25 Va Jan
102
Felt & Tarrant
15
'
preferred
4%%
2
Jan
Jun
101% Aug
2
17% Mar
xl5
Mar
13
100
*2%
3
3
3%
*3
3'/b
15
•
J un
13
18
May 20
19% May
105
3Va
*43
58
•
5
Federal-Mogul Corp new
2,100
48%
21
♦49%
_50
2
Federated Dept Stores common
5
Jan
68
47% Dec
9% May 17
27 Vb Sep
48
20
107
12
34% Mar 13
96
l
28
1,600
48 Va
143/4
15
1
Corp
14%
7%
28%
50
series
1953
2-
74% Dec
1
May
Jan
Federal Fawick
27% May 21
Apr
94
.
*
50
1
pfd
conv
83% Nov 20'
3
104
7% Apr
5%%
4
40% Apr
Sep 25
19
38% Apr
7
68% Mar
9
12%
14 %
43 %
15
52
*12%
143/4
21%
*50%
12%
48
8%
16%
*12%'
14%
24%
16%
12%
48
8%
15
7%
14%
X24%
*21
1
1
50
73/4
48
8%
8%
*7V2
14%
*3
1,000
1%
123/4
13
25%
25
20
Fedder8-Quigan Corp common
5%
conv
cum
pfd ser A
9
53% May
24
16% Jan
25 % Nov
Mar
66% Mar
4% July 24
76% July 21
28
16
Apr
18
Morse
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
12%
3 Vb
*2%
Family Finance Corp common
5%
preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp__Nopar
15
48% Jun
2
6% Dec
1
24% Dec
1Q0
Dec
48 V4
47%
No par
Fajardo Sugar Co
Falstaff Brewing Corp
12
14%
48 Vs
_2.50
Co
23% Aug
29
14%
_3
3
Sep
14%
_
7% NOV 12
12% Jan
4% May
—
Exchange Buffet Corp
July 13
20 % Sep
7
Inc
13
Shares
Aug. 7
Aug. 6
*7%
7%
7%
7%
13%
1
Co
Products
7%
5
Corp
Williams
Va Mar
14% Mar
IS
6% July
_5
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 5
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
1
5% May
11
L«west
Highest
Lowest
Sales far
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Ranee Since Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Frerlon
Ranee (or
•
13
87%
,
*913/4
173/8
55%
18
131
*68%
93
♦913/4
12%
56 V2
5 6'/a
18 Vb
18
131 %
72
32 V2
32%
*20%
21%'
*63 %
32 %
32%/
21%
131
13 Va
87%
13
*87%
13%
8314
*21
.
13 Vb
*87%
93
*91
92%
177b
18
131
I29V2
*68%
60
1,600
130
72
1,700
72
18%
32%
21%
,
207b
13 Va
13%
88 Vb
150
3,000
327s
20%
32%
13 '4 8314'
,
88 Va
,,
300
12,500
v_
320
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
...
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•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
6
8% Jan
9
Guantananio Sugar
30'/2 Apr
6
38Ve Jan
5
Gull
69% Jun
9
77
Jan
5
Dec
10
13 % Mar
21
6 % Aug
25
Feb
20
38% Dec
23
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
;
98% Jan
103
25
7
106% May 20
2
May
Jun
22
90
July
92
Jun
July
24
—
$4.20
dividend
24
105% Jan
8
$4.40
dividend
preferred
preferred
Jan
8
$4.44
dividend
preferred
30'/2 Mar 26
33% Dec
24
33 >/4 Jan
12
44
55
Dec
9
48% Jun
105
4
22%
6 %
100
100
100
Shares
22%
17,900
6%
6%
6%
8
34%
34%
35 %
34%
35%
34%
35
*71%
72%
72
71 %
71%
*70%
71
100
x47 %
47%
47%
47%
48
47%
48
19,400
23%
48%
6%
6%
34 %
23%
24
"95
96
96%
97
"99
100%
-No par
3
16
2
22%.
22 %
the Week
-
Aug. 7
Aug. 6
22%
22%
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
5
23%
*71
47%
6 1
Utilities Co—
Common
Aug
97
105
16
states
Corp
1031% Jan
16
Dec
Oil
1
Dec
105
34%
*71
48
No par
-25
preferred
Gulf
50% Mar 27
9
6%
Aug
22%
21%
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 4
21%
6%
34%
72
20%
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5
umt
3
42 '/a Jun
20
97% Jan
58% Jan
16
Corp
29
31% July 15
46% Oct
1
1
Aircraft
Grumman
28Ve Jan
19% July 38
25
7
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
23 % Apr
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 3
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year 11)53
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, August 10, 1953
*95
98%
*99
»
99
*95%
*97%
99
2,500
4,800
7,600
97
99
99
170
100%
*99
100%
*99
100%
•
1
23%
*95%
97
98%
98 %
23%
23%
•
97
*95%
100%
23%
23%
23%
96
*96%
6%
H
Feb
19
36% Mar
5
Hackensack
58% Aug
7
7
Halliburton
29%
Water.
issued"
•'When
28
27
15 % May 26
17% Jan
3
18% July 16
11% May 29
68
*14
Nov
Feb
9
81
19
23
107
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
2
21% Oct
23
26
5% Oct
29
6
33
Oct
30
9% May 20
6% Apr J5
19% Jun
12 %
17
preferred
100
Ilammenhill Paper Co
2.50
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
16
16% Jan
8
105% Feb
30
31
Feb
9
145
Feb
2
July
10
32% July 15
11% Jan
1
2
Jan
8
25% July 13
29% Jan
19
21
7
78% Jun
15
86
Jan
13
31
Jun
22
34% Jan
22
May 20
91
Apr
20
97
Jan
21
26% Feb
5
100
24% Dec
26
23% July 29
2
x78 % Mar
25
35% Jun
38% Sep
3
21% Mar 31
29
*25%
100
Hercules
6
Hercules
113
Jun
17
7
39
Jun
22
126% Jan
—25
100
10
5%
9
..No par
__No par
common
preferred
100
37% May 21
51% Jan
9
53% Oct
15
48% Jun
4
21% Oct
22
26 % Jan
7
24% Jan
5
14% Oct
31
24% Jan
7
12% M«ty 29
18% Feb
2
70
24
74
Jan
26
64% Aug.
73 % Jan
7
107% Jan
14
I'i*./«* .1 «.11
is
91
Feb
2
5
15 % Jail
6
19
Apr
21
21
22% Jail
5
9% Jan
10
31% July 17
12% Mar 11
Hires Co
22
Holland Furnace Co
Apr
82% Dec
26
14% Jan
42
21
18
16%
May 12
9% Dec
22 % Nov
17
19% Oct
27
7
Mar
!
11% Mar 31
22% Apr
44 'A
53% Apr
5
Sep 30
11 :!i'i Jail
Oct
29
20% Apr
1
29% Mar 21
15% Jun
12
26% Jun
10
28% Jan
33% Jan
2
39
7
36
44% Oct
23
% Feb
2
47% Jun
60 % Sep
30
66 % Dec
19
94% Jan
2
4
Apr
69
102% May
7% Jan
Jun
Nov~19
12% Oct 24
14%
32% Mar 21
35% Jan
41% Jan
49
30
Nov
3
96
May 16
94
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
103
Dec
23
103% Dec
18% Apr 19
68% Oct 30
30
9
93% Feb
19
103% Jan
22
26% Apr
22
Jun
85
Apr
14
64
Apr
19% July 28
16
Jun
11
25 % Aug
12
79
7
16% Nov 28
6
5% Aug 11
Houston
Houston
Howard
16% Jun
16
4
Oil
Hudson
8% Jun
15
9
59% Feb
2
Hudson
11% July 27
17
Jan
2
A
13%. July 14
19% Jan
8
Hunt
Hupp
36
Apr
10
19 % Jun
15
31
88% Dec
i
3% Jun
46% Dec
May
19
16
23
40% May 25
71% Apr 24
24
Jan
93%
23%
23 %
*36
66%
121
*40
37
17%
17%
67%
5%
67 •'•'4
Mnln<-
123
*121
121
121
*36%
*1
68%
I
37
121
200
18
72
68'%
4,500
68%
60
121
121
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
50%
50'%
50%
50%
*50%
51%
25%
25%
*25%
26
*25%
26
14%
14%
13%
14
14%
65%
64%
65
*63 %
*80
300
400
4,800
14%
14'%
65
„1,500
40%'
*63%
20
65
80
79%
79%
79
79
80%
80
80
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
2,600
29
29%
29
29 %
29 %
29%
*28%
29'%
1,100
11%
10%
10%)
11
11
10%
10%
14
14
14%
14%
15%
14%
15
6%
*6%
6%
"6%
-
*10%
;
13%
16'%
6%
6%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
*16%
1,400
26%
26%
27
*26%
700
16%
*26%
16%
500
5,500
6%
200
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
1,800
55%
55 %
55 %
55%
55 %
55'%
55%
55%
4,200
57%
57
57%
500
93%
55
27%
37%
93%
27
15
15
'33
33
*33
42%
42%
42%
85%
93%
*83%
100
24%
*98%
*83%
*91
*98%
24%
91%
110
15%
15%
15%
15%
33
42
*91
24%
66
*83%
%/l %
100
85%
*91%
67%
10
93%
20
100
*98%
24%
800
1,200
42%
*83%
93%
24 %
24%
24 %
85 y2
100
420
34
42%
100
*98%
110
5,700
94 3
110
*33%
42%
85%
*83%
91%
33 %
42%
93 Va
85%
33
%
4
15'%
*94
110
111
15
100
24%
*57'%
110%
4?%
33%
42%
57%
94 %
110%
93 %
93
110
15%
15
57%
*93%
*32%
93%
110
57
57
57%
110
109'%
14,200
24%
24%
900
25
<Si Sm
68
67
*67
68
68
*67
*16%
17
17
17
*16%
17%
*16'%
17'%
Xl6'%
17%
100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,400
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
4'%
4%
1,400
12%
1
1
4
4
100
common
Oar—
*67%
1
(Del)
67%
109
—100
*8%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
*9%
10
Ltd—No par
1 12,50
45%
45%
44%
43%
44'%
44
44%
43%
43%
4,000
12Vs
12%
12
12%
11%
12
11% ;
12
11%
12
8,500
14%
*14
14%
14
14
preferred-'.
Bay Min
Hussman
5
*36
38
55%
57 %
100
Corp
lioncum
37
*17%
67%
18
*36 %
18
37
300
1,400
18
29%
*93
—No par
23%
23%
67 %
6%
1
*92%
,
81
*26%
100
Power
*65
94
23%
23%
23%
*17%
6%
,100
Co.rp
Dec
*92%
16'%
27
3
—
Co-_
Foods
5% Mar 19
14% Mar 11
4% Dec
8
94
23%
*6%
50
Manhattan
&
40% Jun
24% Nov 28
Jan
18
*92%
*92%
16%
*26%
37%
common—No par
Texas
&
Stores
4
Jan
94
14
B—No par
preferred
Ilovve Sound
6
Mar 11
8
32
11
com—5
common
I.ight &
21
17
Co
pfd ser
preferred
preferred
4 %
1
21% Jan
11
81%
*31%
13%
No par
Finance
66% July 31
17% Dec
3
12
82% Apr
12% Feb
3J
July 29
3 % Jun
*79%
31%
5
4.40%. preferred
7
May
17% Jan
81 %
31%
11
30
12.50
3%%
21
11
*79%
31%
*29
No par
2nd
$2.25 conv
13
Dec
81%
*31
10
.
Oil Corp
Household
5
Jun
"July 17
*79 %
31%
5
Sons
&
Honda ille-Hersliey
3
99 % Jan
96
18% Nov
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
Mar 25
23
81%
31%
1
preferred
div
24
91
(A)
conv
$4.20
36% Jan
*79%
31%
94
23%
37
18
10
preferred
57% Feb
26
13
5%
$4.25
1
80% Jun
Paper Co
(Charles E)
Hollander
—
-5
-
Hooker Electrochemical
July 20
42
8
Corp
Holly Sugar Corp common
2
32% July
18
Aug
88
Hotels
4
"17
900
80%
25%
Honolulu
2
2,500
26 %
66%
Iliiide & Daucli
6
13% Jan
19'%
26%
*64%
*79%
17%
116% Mar 19
105% July 28
18%
6 %
6 %
6%
50%
Hilton
2
Feb
19 %
26%
13%
Hoiuestalcc Mining
102 '
1,400
19
26%
*50%
55% Mar 25
16
6%
19
26 %
*25%
64% Jan
10
56% July 28
90
7
6 %
18%
25%
6%
13-%
41% Mar 10
July 27
6%
18%
25%
common
2,000
26%
13%
Corp
500
210
14%
*14
*25%
6%
25%
Iiie
Chemical
14%
14%
1.200
6%
34
34
18%
J
50
preferred series A
Ilewleii
17% Mar 23
4
16
14%
14%
5
4%%
Hewitt-Robins
9
*26% Jan
*14
14 %
1,000
25%
*6%
34
*33%
34
25%
6
6
6 %
34
10
26 %
133
*131%
25%
25
25'%
.
34
3%% ..preferred series A—
100
$4-11 cum 2nd pl'd (coiiv)-.No par
14
Mar
Chocolate coinmon__No par
Ilerslie.v
Mar 27
29
13% July
2
6% Feb 19
18
3
Feb
133
*131%
133
*33%
*36
*17%
66%
67
120
120
*40
40%
*50%
51
—25
preferred
Motors.—
Powder
*131%
1,500
102%.
25%
133
*131%
110
14
14
102%
26%
26
26 %
*25%
26 %
14%
103
*102%
103
102 %
26
23%
coititlioii—;
W)
26%
*
103
14%
14%
14
14%
*14%
*102%
6%
18%
*79%
31%
*92%
non-cum
10
22
Co common
preferred
3.65%
7%
Co
common
HclineMG
38% Mar 13
f'.las1;
(II J)
74% Jan
% Feb
Corp
preferred...,—
8%%
Iieinz
20% Apr
126 % Dec
21
15
Co
17% July 16
5
67%
67%
2
5
Mlg
62 % Juil
17
13 %
*66
6
Heclit
3
*13
67%
*25
2
May
17%
13 %
*66
6%
i'..",.i-Af his
Nov
17%
*12%
67 %
25%
llayes Tndustires lnc—_.—_——1
900
17%
13%
6 %
Hayes
17%
17 %
17%
*66
25%
9
Mar
2,200
67%
6'A
33%
14%
.
8
*66
25%
preferred—
Schalinor & Marx
3,700
29 3
*12%
"6%
33%
14
6%
18%
coin
100
58 %
29 %
13%
25%
Refrac
35%
57%
*12%
17
—10
6%
8% Mar 12
2
17% Jun
17
*34%
58%
*29
12%
17
*12%
Hal;
14% Mar 20
6'A July 21
26
30
28%
28%
17
35%
.29 %
57%
57 %
28 %
14%
103
26
133
Hart
7% May 20
36
28%
57
67 %
"14%
*102%
l-r%*«.
25%
100
*131 %
conv
Harbison-Walk
25% Mar 17
7
57
*34%
36
*34'/a
35%
56%
Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred-———
—50
2
5 % Jail
—
F) Printing Co
5
Watch Co com.—No par
(W
4%
10
22% Jun
1
Ilall
5
Jun
34
3l
120% Feb
30
90
30
Oct
Jan
32% Jan
80
Sep ly
29% May 12
93% Mar 4
66% Oct
May 27
71
Jan
23
1
21% Apr
34% Apr
Hamilton
Aug
18% Mar 13
7% Jan
J6
28% May
23
131
4
July
Jan
.
25 Vi Jun
July 29
36% Mar
14
100
18
% Jan
2
30
13% Jun
34 'At Aug
5
142
Jan 2l
Jun
Jan
12% Jun
65
19
17% Sep
May 26
102% Jan
July 13
16
35%
36%
56%
28%
"35%
56
—25
.
Well Cementing—5
Oil
*9
x44 Ve
9'%
*
.
-9%
14%
14'4
*14'%
14%
200
1
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
2,000
No par
Inc..!
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20'%
20%
800
42
79
42'/2
42
42%
42
42
79f«
78%
79'^
78%
80
6.66%
i.
Refrigerator Co
*14
I
29
54% Jail
95
8
109
I7
Apr
Dec
19
103
Aug
*35% Apr
7
42% Dec
10
35 % Jun
45% Feb
23
50 % Apr
17
8
88'/2 Jan
53
52% Aug 21
6% Sep la
33% May
1
4% Oct 30
S2
Oct
81
Feb
28
23
41% Oct
30
96% Dec
50
Jan
52
Jan
7
54 y4 Mar 11
4 y2
4
10
85% Jun
29
23
151
164% Nov 25
51% Jan
19
37% Jun
1
29 % Jan
29
22% July
14% Dec
9
23% Jan
3
15% Jun
18
101
10
28
16% Jun
29
36% Jan
Apr 22
29% Oct 22
23
172
10
2541/2 Mar 17
16
23
148% Jun
23
1
22 % Aug
4
4i%'Jatl
14
2
Dec
40% May
130% Jan
9% Oct
42 % May
19
1
Apr
94
lilt
82
3% May 6
48 % Jan 21
1d,/»
237/s
23%
Aug
90
8
,
Jan
Rubber
No par
Machines
...No par
common
No par
preferred
100
.
4%
preferred
9
2% Jan
2
International Mining Corp
23
47% Jan
5
IntT
3
.10% Jan
2
12% Mar 18
International Packers
55% Dec
26
47% Jun
16
56 % Mar 23
International Paper
30
Apr
16
93 % Jun
18
12% Oct
9
7% Feb
20
68
Oct
9
45
57
Jan
14
40
Aug 15
May 29
36% May 16
Oct
22
61 % Feb
33% Dec
in
36 %
102
Jan
7
10% Mar 17
50% Jail
20
64
May 29
41
Jun
29
55
38% Jan
7
Jan
7
40% Feb
3
2
45
July 21
54
Jan
26
July 24
33
Apr
35
Jan
19
9
Feb
20
20:,% Dec
4
15% July 28
20 y4 Jan
6
24% Jan
8
30% Sep
3
24
Jun
30
Jan
2
4
29
July 27
331/2 Jan
22
2
27
Feb
30V8 Mar
18
30% May 19
35
26
32 % July
Nov 13
8% Jail
2
25% Oct
16
25% May
8
22% Apr 17
26 % Nov 12
Sep
10
2
22
37/a Oct
20
197/e Jail
2
.7.50
common
.—No par
com
5%
preferred
International Salt
No par
100
.
No par
International Shoe
International
.15
Silver
common
No par
25
preferred
25
International Tolep & Tcleg.No par
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40
pfd
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
cum
conv
10% Sep
Feb
30
9% Jun
9
29
29% Jan
19
41% May 21
28% Dec
31
27
Jun
16
31% Mar 16
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co-No par
25 % Jan
30
22 % Jun
15
26% Mar 16
Iowa
301/2 Jan
Island Creek Coal common
39% Feb
5
141% Jan
13
5% Jan
19
26% Aug 15
2
90
15
100
20
11
Jun
3
Aug
7
119'/2 Aug
4
130
3% July 17
21'/4 May
1
18% Jan 16
25
82
July
89
7
Apr
23
88% Jun
May
19
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
6
Fob
39% Aug
Jan
Interstate
Power
$6
4
Jacobs
9
26
6
16
Power
<fe
I.)
Lake
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Co
59% Jun
10
50% Feb
9
25% Jan
21
Apr
7
82
16
90% Apr
38% Feb
83% Feb
25
85% Mar 30
33 % Jun
9
39% Mar 17
Joy Manufacturing Co
25% Apr
43'/a Jun
30% Mar 12
Kaiser
16
2
Mar
18
24J/4 Jan
5
Johns
1
20%
*83'%
Manville
Johnson
&
Corp
preferred series
52%
98'/2
8%
58%
44
40
46'%
33%
"1%
41%
130
10%
52'%
*98
281%
28'%
28'%
10'%
36%
x30
9%
10%
38
38 A
*4%
4%
43
43'A
88% 88%
*155
158
41% 41%
22% 23
37%
24
21'%
24
20%
119%
24
*87
88'%
5'%
5'%
17
17 %
*239
241
28
28%
154'% 154%
22'/2
22%
4
.
20%
44%
*88'%
41%
22%
:
22%
23
'
3,200
14%
14 %
100
24
24%
1,500
86'%
87
*86
87.%
5V«
17 %
241
28%
17
28%
23%
31%
31%
11
52V2
99
8%
57'%
45'/2
40
16%
26'%
29%
28%
12,300
360
23%
2,200
31%
23 3 a
31%
83%"
700
28%
154'%
28
154%
154%
22%
241
-
100
4,300
5,300
17
*240
242
154%
*82
5%
5%
5 %
16%
2,800
83%
*32
200
400
2
1%
1 %
*1%
41%
41%
41 y2
41%
130%
130%
130%
130%
670
10%
10%
4,800
52%
53 %
8,000
10,100
'
*99
8%
"
*99 y4
101
8%
8%
400
102
8%
57%
1,10.0
40
56%
56%
*56
44
44
"43%
45 %
500
39%
39%
39%
39%
1.400
47'%
47%
*47%
48'/4
33%
33 %
33%
33%
200
16%
17,700
26%
500
16%
600
16%
16%
26'/a
26%
*26
*29'/a
29 %
*29'/a
29%
28%
28%
*28 "3
28%
200
6,700
10'%
10'%
10 Va
10 %
10 %
10%
37'%
30
*37'%
37%
*36%
37%
29%
29%'
25 %
29%
1,900
24
20%
24'%
24%
24 %
24%
1,500
20'/a
3,500
120%
20%
*120
3%
4
22%
*22
20%
20
4
*120
122
.
4
4
22%
4
20%
20%
20%
83%
83%
83 %
83%
*83 %
39
39%
38 %
38%
No par
61'/a
61%
61%
62 %
63 %
56 %
56%
56
56 %
56
56
*55%
10
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 V8
23%
23%
84 %
84%
84
84%
C4
84%
1
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
:
%
3,700
22%
*22
*20%
38 Va
200
50
122
20'%
100
A
22%
14%
38%
*92%
6,100
24'/8
*92 V4
94
41%
24
*13%
1
38 %
41 '/4
52%
33%
158
*155
41%
10%
47'%
1,200
4,400
300
89
*88 y4
89
158
52%
*3%
84
38 Va
44%
10%
*22
20%
84
*4%
44%
83%
2
41%
130
24
4
85
4%
43%
*155
2,400
1,100
*4%
4%
20V2
•
22%
20%
31%
10 '/a
38
120%
24 %
20%
120
22%
14'%
24
50 %
9%
38
38
37'%
*29%
36%
30
4
9%
16%
*25%
*29'%
28%
10'%
38
31
22%
48
51%
*48%
47
16'/2
26'%
29%
121'%
*46 %
*51
*33'%
16%
*26
*29'%
10'%
48
50%
46%
*33
16%
26'%
29%
3,200
46%
51%
52'%
99
8%
56%
*43%
40
33%
*45%
45%
39%
*46'%
52%
100
8%
*57
57%
*43'/2
45%
39%
40
47
100
39%
40
10%
8%
5,400
103
103
*48%
*82
10%
2,600
80%
80%
80%
*1%
41 %
130
83%
2
42
130%
43
42%
43
103
*50%
31'%
31%
*45%
12 %
...•.
Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Sleel com
5%
10%
88'/2
5'%
17
240
241
277/s
28'%
154% 154%
22'%
22%
5'%
17
*82
39 /4
46%
50%
51%
50%
*13%
*
*87
31'%
39%
*45%
"46%
"50%
*48'/2
39%
100
common
71 '/4 Jan
74% Jan
3%
22%
4%. pfd__100
preferred
78% Jun
20%'
"120
T
Sulphur Co.j.
Inc
16'%
26%
"29'/a
"28
No par
;
22
60
-50e
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & I.fc
397/b
46'%
*33
10'%
10
Jaeger Machine Co..
Jefferson
52'%
98
"8%
*57'/2
42%
"37
30%
23%
I.ight Co
Co
10Va
3.50
•
preferred
IF
1%
1%
41%
41%
129'% 129%
No par
Co
Inter type Corp
11
May 12
25% Mar
101
14
62% Feb 19
53% Oct 30
31% Oct 30
82
No par
Limited
preferred
20 % Oct
Oct
82
100
IntT Rys of Cent Amer
7%
31%
1
com
Preferred
-$4
31
36
34
126% Oct
,.
Nickel of Canada
5
100
Cliemicul.com
1% Jun
132% Mar 11
"
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Minerals
\
105
100
No par
Iron—
27
3
Feb
*13%
4
21
96
14'%
137% Aug
14% Jan
4
5% Jan
•1% Jan
7%
Int'l
2
43% May 28
15
7
26% Mar 24
39»A Jan
88'/2
158
41% 42%
23lA
23%
24
24
87%
88 •
5%
5%
16%
17
242
242
27%
28%
153% 154
225/«
22%
38% Apr
128% Apr
•7% Jan
47
1661/4 Jan
.
"155
"13%
Harvester
July 22
3
20
80
9%
-
37'/2
4%
42%
1
Interlake
29 Va
May 15
.No par
*37'/4
4V2
41%
88'/2
43
*101
«,
9%
5
IntT Business
In I;' 1
"89
"155
158
41%
42
235/«
237/8
100
Intercontinental
5
37%
47/a
42
90
9%
Corp common
preferred
4%%
Jun
23% Dec
1
No par
common
Intercliemical
Jap
3?%
*4%
41%
"101
103
39 /2 ~39/s
"45% 46%
"46'/4 50%
"50'/2
51%
*48'/2
50V2
Cl.fs Inc
Insuranshares
33
9%
.5
Inspiration Cons Copper
26% Jun
224
RR Co..
Inland Steel Co
5% May 20
191/4 Mar 11
4
2
5
25
16
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
16% Mar
IngersolLRaml
6%
preferred
24% May 15
92% Jan 14
86% Aug
7
3% Mar 11
24
0101
103/2
38% 39%
"45% 47
046% 50%
*50% 51%
"48J/2
50'/2
100
ser A
Power & Light..No par
15i/2 Mar 13
246% Dec
186
12
Jan
pfd
Industrial Rayon
28
29% Feb
common.!00
Industrja Electrica Dc Mex, S A—__
7
Jan
48
7
Terminal
Indianapolis
161 % Jan
13% July 17
21% Feb
9
July 14
Illinois
61/4 Mar 16
Nov
4% Nov
16
13
56 y2 Jan
7
Apr
2
111/4 Apr
40% Mar 16
Aug
4
I6OY4 Jan
50% Apr
19
40 % Jun
18% May 1
•8% May I9
3
Sep
9
f
18
20
Central RR Co
lioncum. conv
Illinois Power Co commons—No par
4.08% cum preferred—
50
4.26% cum preferred
—50
4.70%
cum
preferred
50
4.42% cum preferred
50
,
5
34% Jun
5
96
6%
41% Mar 24
48'% May 19
7% Jan 27
17
64% Aug
22
21% May
11% Jan
Illinois
49% Jun
6
Jain "~4
8% Jan
20
155% Jail
8%
41 % Dec
30
28
May 5
46'% May 26
May 21
55% Oct
16
Idaho Powm: Co
113% Jan
7
44
*47% Jan
48 % Mar 25
39 Vi
200
201/2
700
30
85
39%
3,400
94
62%
;
.
94
*92%
63%
64
62%
63 %
56%
56
56
23%
23 %
23%
14.200
84 Va
84 y2
84 %
84%
1,290
35%
35
35 %
34%
35%
2,900
27%
28
28
27 3
45%
-
*92%
27%
94
46
46%
4f%
*4%
4%
*92 %
94
.
7,300
700
K
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
42% Dec
16
49% Feb
*8
26
19% Dec
Dec
oolnoi'■>
ua'it
4
tv
Jun
6
30
49
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
5%
Alum
cum
&
Cliem
preferred
Corp
(conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furiiace
1
27%
27%
27%
27%
50
*45%
45%
45 %
45%
10
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
'
*4%
4%
%
4
5,500
a
46%
500
4%
4%
100
x27
*46 3
Volume 178
Number 5245
..
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Continued—Page 7
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
itange for Freviout
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
263/« Jan
5
30'/a Dec
87 % Jan
2
96
Lowest
10
Highest
Jan
10
94
July 17
106
103'/a Mar 12
Jun
102% May 21
15
16
85
98% Jun
18
39 % Jun
95
26% Jun
3
Dec
May
1
31% Mar 13
95 Va Jan
Kansas City Pr & Lt
13
3.80%
9
4'/o
105
Jan
6
4.50%
Aug
6
2
9% Feb
28
19% Sep
13'/a Dec
68% Oct
22
92'/« Jan
40 % Feb
20
71
20 >/8 May
40
Apr
110
1
26
61% July 29
42% July 28
July
114
Jan
21
10
July i
17% July 28
9
7
51% Sep
5
36% May 11
15
19
22% Aug
30
Mar
16
.17% Jun
4
45 V8
21'/a Jan
3
2
39% Jun
12
108
16
23
Apr
21 % Feb
27
19
24
Apr
7
18% Jan
2
25
Nov
7
24
70
Jan
22
Apr
8
80
Oct
27
35% Oct
78% Jail
8
23
49% Jail
21
31% Jun
10
91
26'/a Dec
Apr
Oct
34
28
21
31% Jan
54% Sep
42'/a Dec
25
8Va Mar 13
9% Deo
27
Kayser
Ke.sey
•60
Jan
8
Kennecott Copper —i—No par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
24% Feb
3
Keystone Steel & Wire Co___No par
49
Jail
6
Kimberly-Clark
Feb
9
21!
Mar
17
95
May 12
5
35% Jan
5
57 % Feb
5
Kress
37% Apr
24
28
42% Mar
0
Kroger Co (The)
23
24
64
25 V4 Jail
12
29% Feb
26% Dec
21% May
92 %
1
8
May
9% Dec
1
86
22
July 14
25% Jun
10
34
16
10
22% Jan
l'/a Apr 24
8% July 27
30% Nov 26
21% Dec 16
141% Jan
2'/a Jail
4
13
Nov
5
17% Jan
29
3% Dec
29
5% Feb
23
3
21
81% July
2
65
13% Dec
lif
July
8
16% Mar 28
14
21
Jan
2
17
Nov
25
Jan
K
51
51
..
———-1
-5.
No par
26 'A Mar 19
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—
14% Mar 25
Loovv's Ine
28
28
Jun
34 'A Mar .19
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp
26
Lone
Star
Gas
24
101
21
97
5
Dec~18
25 'A
3
158% May 24
41 '/a Dec 23
9
20
20
.67%
14T»
18% Mar 25
41 Vi Jail
30% Apr
97
157/n Jan
67% Jan
23
15%
20
20
20
20
20
37
36 VB
37'A
37'A
37 VB
9%
9%
9'A
9%
20
2.50
81
<161'A
.
9%
<35%
•36'A
80 Va
8 l'A
164
'■
36%
<35%
81
81
<161'A
.
62 »A
62'A
62 Va
62 Va
<
41
41%
41%
41%
23 Vb
23'A
23'A
23'A
34'A
34'/a
34
34%
19
19
19 '/a
'A
■
20
20
'
38%
9%
;9%
38'A
9%
38%
9%
<353:,
81%
82
<162 %
164
<62%
64
'
41%
23 Va
34%
34%
-
22%
22v8
5,700
'
100
6,100
700
63
40%
1,400
23%
3,500
34 VB
5,500
5,600
34%
18%
18%
68 Va
<66
900
5,900
164
<23%
19
18 VB
19'A
68 '/a
400
62%
35
19
V
1,200
40
23'%
<66
-
-80%
X79%
<162
41%
23'/a
34%
"
41%
37
><36
36%
>
-
36%
64
20
37%
23'/b
68'/a
<66
69'
62
•
<15%
;
163
<41
15%
20
•'
81%
•
<161'A
163 Va
600
15%
67%
15%
-<66
23»/a
-
68%
22%
22'/a
22 %
23'/b
23,800
12'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'A
12%
12%
12%
17,800
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29'A
29%
29%
29
29 Vb
4,100
common^——10
25 VB
25%
25%
26
25 %
25%
25%
25 Vb
25%
25%
.7,300
100
109 »A
27'A
109'A
27 »A
16%
16%
100
100
100
<102%
103 Va
—10
?93/H
100
<150%
(K.y)_Nopar
<39%
39 Va
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
65"
65 %
65'A
65 Va
65
65%
65%
Co
pfd series A
series B preferred
preferred series C
(P)
Co common
7%
preferred
Louisville Gas &
Louisville
2
1
preferred—
conv
Lorillard
35 V4 May 25
92
88% Apr
!
No par
convertible
5.25%
2
7
30
15%
3%
67'A
22
5%
5
8
Jail
5
Co
5.25%
158 % Mar 12
99% July
50
15%
1,900
9
3%
67
67
67
30
"ly 13
30
Oil
4.75
5
30'/a Aug
May 25
15%
2,600
4,100
12,400
3,200
—J,__No par
9
Apr
<15% >15%
1,300
i
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co com_—10
15
33% Aug
8
16
"_No par
(The)——
Corp
'iVi'/o,
14
34% Jun
<66%
preferred—100
Dec.
58%
67 Va
18%
Jan
Jun
67'A
<66 Va
110
24% Jan
67%
67'A
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—_No par
106 V4 Jail
•.
8%
3'/a
Lion
35 Va Mar 26
lu3%
l'A
9 Vb
<3%
4
May
.
1%
<9
3'/a
3
Jun
H)i %*
l'A
8%
<3'A
3 6 >4
V4 Jan
107
l'A
8%
3%
9%
11
Dec
2
l'A
8%
36%
Tulip'Cup Corp—
l'A
l'A
8%
7
2OV4 Apr
106 '/a Nov
July 14
28%
18%
1%
<3'A
l'A
9 VB
10
13
Aug
28'A
18%
•>
l'A
9
<3%
Stores Corp—__
Lionel
18
'
3 Va *
1
preferred—No par
pfd
No par
2nd
4
110
18%
18
18 V4 Ja.11
July 28
Va Jun
28'A
18%
28'A
18 Vb
31 % Nov
15
28'/a
18%
28 %
18 VB
74
25
28'A
27%
x27%
400
8'A
18
No par
21V4 Feb
103% Jun
87%
8'/b
26%
Valley RR.
70
1,300
26%
<84%
8'/b
8'/a
38% Mar
2
26%
87 Va
87'/a
17% Jun
Apr
26%
8VB
26%
8'/b
8
80)
52
26%
26%
<84'/a
8'/b
Link Bell, Co——_—J
,
9
;
•
<84%
26'A
Lily
6
47% Mar 16
Feb
<50'A
87%
64
Jun
51
26'A
22
-
<50'A
<84'/a
9
46% Mar 17
Jan
2
50%
8'A
Apr 14
24% July
1
■
<50'A
22
26 VB
5
27% Mar 27
21%
87 >/a
Jun
% Dec 26
21%
Life, i&aversS Corp———.—L_:
-5
Liggett: & Myers^Tobacco com—25
i 7%' preferred--'
100
38% Mar 17.
82
Aug " 6
167 > Jan >2
72% Jan
51%
21%
<51
8 VB
58 Va Jun
7
37% Oct
51
38% May 27
191/4 Feb
9
32 Vo Jun
17% Dec
91% Jan
50%
11
"43% Feb
24 % Feb
51
<5 l'A
21%
5
--—
25
5
Jan
22'A
Dec
21
2
52 V4 Feb
22'A
74
14% Jan
33
<51 'A
22 VB
155
x27% Nov
Jan
5 l'A
22
15
23 Va Jun
143
51%
22
75 Va
•
15
20% Aug
51%
30
74
30
Jan
<51'A
51%
1
50
—
29
14
101
16
48% Jun
26
102
16
Jan
-
11% Oct 28
23 % Jail
15%
Dec
1
1
18% Apr
.,
<15%
38
15
Nov
100
2,700
15'/a
76
5
7,000
9
15%
.Libbey-Owens-Fofid Glass Co_
Libby McNeill & Libby_;—.
10
8%
9
15%
Lerner
Jan
1,100
15%
22% Mar 17
34% Jun
1,500
413/4
15%
Lehman Corp (Tl}e)—
Lqhn & Finlc Products—
4
2,600
54%
15%
18% Mar 27
10% Apr.-13
34%
54
41%
—>1
42% Feb
7
34'A
87%
34%
54%
42 Va
No par
8% Jan
16
140
5%
19% July 28
•
8,100
87%
23 Vb
Lehigh Valley Coal common
2
20
33V8
<5'/b
173% Apr
2
16 Va Oct
66
80 Va Jail
85%
32%
<86 Va
33
22%
25%
1st
500
500
5%
__1——
noncum
25'A
39'A
<84 Va
22%
<84%
50c
<25
<38'/a
<5'/8
(The)-^.:
$3 noncum
1,700
l'/a
106
22%
35 Vo Jun
4
*12%.Apr 30
33 Va Nov
1% Jan .; 7
100
23%
4
40 3A
5 '/a
preferred;
Lehigh
*.
<23'A
*101
85%
34%
53%
41 %
8VB
8Vb
8%
6,200
25%
<87
41%
17,700
46'A
22'%
13
9
35% Oct 28
May
20
'•
1,300
64 VB
45%
39
<25
38%
85%
32%
34%
18 »A
63
<18
46V8
<23%
23%
40%
40%
<101
106
5%
23
l
V61'/a Jun
160% Jan
43
7
July 23
Mar 24
18
63%
'
54
x41%
'
1,800
22'A
Feb
*33% Feb 27
49
Jau
42% Dec
Jun
34%
<53%
T-
.3.8!>%'■> preferred—-—;
—100
Lehigh" Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
v__l.
25
22
19
26
11
4,800
5%
v
6
4 Va Jan
Feb
% Dec
11
Lees (James) & Sons Co common—3
3
18
23
26
1
7% May
l-'el)
11 % Jail
!h>
7% Jun
17,000
22'/a
—
l,ee Rubber. & Tire
1)
'
14
-70% Feb
Jan
200
173/4
8%
Lambert
Co
35 Va
17%
22 Vb
Lane Bryant common...L—4 % %
44%
<341/4
<5Va
Gas Co
l.a Cou.solltliida (>'/«
Lane-Wells
441/2
35%
17%
11
18%
64%
46%
5%
18% Mar 18
Mar 12
45'/a
8%
23% July 27
24 % Mar 17
44%
<34%
17%
<10%
22 Vs
July 31
28
44%
42 %
42
'10
104
<102%
8%
4
23
'7
,
21 %
7
5% Feb
Co
.
150
96 %
<95
<5%
9% Jan
•»
l.aclede
23
23
<41%
41%
<101
106
25%
25%
<38%
39 %
<85
86
32%
33
<86%
86%
33%, 34
53
53
42
42
89
35
17%
17%
10%
10%
18
18 %
63 % 64%
45%
46%
<23
23%
40%
40%
<101
105
<25
25%
39% 39%
<83% 85%
32%
33%
87% 87%
43%
35
10%
18
18%
65%
65%
45%
46%
<23
23%
40%
41%
<101
106
<25
25%
<38%
39%
<85
86
32%
32%
86Va
86%.
% 33% ,34'/8
<53
53%
7,400
28 Va
89
-4
9
16
19
'
17%
10%
28%
pl'd_75 Pesos Mex
Jun
20% Apr
48% Jun
1
_No par
—
Jun
48% Jan
2
—No par
(S H) & Co—1
5
12
15
•
8
25'/it July 16
72'/a .Jail 30
Jan
prior
Koppers Co Inc common.1
">% Ji'M
50
8% May
common
93% Jan
15
88
1
_1
>
Co
13
12
•
ID
19
ly
16% Dec
1
Corp
(G
Jun
7
May
20% Apr
.
$5
5
11% Mar
54 V2
conv
Corp
50
5
41% Jail
21
Dec
com—No par
preferred (cum).t
100
King-Seeley
Kinney
<11
<18
preferred——No par
10
4% preferred
1Q0
Kresge iSS) Co—w
'-—,-10
J.
.
Jan
2
(Julius) & Co
Wheel new
Hayes
9
8
24
JO
65%
45%
35
17%
11%
18 %
66%
46%
17%
25
8
Jan
<34%
43%
35
17%
18
6
45
50
8.75
5
1
<102% 103%
103%
43%
<34%
Feb
5% Dec
20% Jan
<102%
43%
Shares
Aug. 7
28%
88%
<95
96%
<102% 103%
96
103'%
13% Jan
41% May 19
<95
43%
4% lion-cum preferred
Kansas Power & Light Co
4%
96
<87
<95
*
the Week
Friday
28%
88%
28'%
88%
<102%
82
111 %
95
28%
<87
-100
20 % Jun
18% Oct
7% Jan
95
33 % Jun
97% July 30
39% Jan
5
50% Mar 25
<87
28%
88%
28%
28%
88%
No par
Common
Mar 17
28%
100
100
-
preferred<—
City Southern—
Kansas
10
Co com_No par
cum
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
Thursday
Aug. 6
Wednesday
Aug. 5
Tuesday
Monday
Par
preferred
preferred
100% Mar
32 V2 Jun
16% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4
■
YORK
NEW
•
Sales fw
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Year 1952
El
Co
(M)
Sons Inc
&;
<99
<103
26
4'/4%
45% Jail
22
I,ukens
Steel
Wood
33 %
com„1
preferred series A
Jan
100
10
Co.
26%
110
<109'A
17
110
<26'/b
27
16V
'
'>22%
109%
109%
<109
•
27
27
27
17
16 VB
16%
<109'/a
27Va
110
600
27%
800
16%
7,900
'
Nashville————___50
<&
Lovvenstein
2T.
22'A
93'A
44
VB
<99
103%
<103
103%
99%
<102%
99%
1 6Vb
<99
<103
<99'/4
99%
103%
:'103 A
103%
103%
29%
29 Vb
29%
<
103'/a
29%
.
'30'/a
152
<159%
33%
33%
<93 'A
93'A
33 %
33 %
94'A
<93%
44%
<93%
94 'A
45
103%
<99%
99%
103%
103%
110
30 '/b
25,500
30
153
33%
33%
•
30 Va
<152,
45
<103
103%
30
152
151
44%
44'/b
44%
151%'
1031/a
99%
103 'A
16%
•
152'A
152'A
80
39%
39%
39%
'1,800
66'A
65%
66
33%
33%
93 'A
94V4
45
45'%
34
93 %
45
5.300
4,200
10O
2.700
M
10
Nov
14
23
9
Aug
6
12
Mar 20
M
May
7
41
Jun
8
45
Feb
MacAudrews
Jun
3
127
30
17% Jan
28
24% Oct 22
84
Dec 29
31% Jan
30
90 Va Jail
28
40'A Aug
4
128% Sep 10
12
;
,
Oct
45
135
7% Aug 25
7% Oct
26'/a Oct
30
15% Aug
13
Apr
7 Vh Dec
6
10Va Jan
39
Feb
8
14
1>36
24
Apr
8
18
8% Oct
2
>.22'/a Apr
2
1()
Jail
23
7
July 11
12% Jan
"
25
17
29 % Jail
24
10'/a July
52% Feb
Dec
11 % Mar 18
Dec 19
20
.
Jun
bu
j u.y
28
13
19
3
r,
7
132
20
8
Jail
25
10
Jun
Va
16
J .—1
9
v
.
K
May
32
Apr
81'« Fell
5% J u,y i4
8
22
7"..
Jim
7-
16
11
18% May 13
25
•
11 '/a J u n
10
13
15
58
Nov
17
27% J,uly
8
Oct
7
94
Jun
9
8% Jun
25
JO
Dec
>9
13% Jun
2
33 '/a Jail
2
4'A%
2
2
34%.Tun
16
41 % Jau
2
Matliieson
3
10
98% Jun
30
110% Jan
5
29% Jan
4.25%
25
10
2
34 Va Aug 11
98
July 21
27% .Jtin
90 Va Jan
83% Jun
5
95
97
82 Va J (in
12
95
14% Jail
4
45'A Jau
18
87
42
7
Fell
28
14% Oct
89 'A Dec
30
20
Jan
0
13
$3.40
Mar 10
Maytag
Mar
21 'A
Mar 25
Dec
31
24
45% Nov
13
42% July
1
12% July 14
78
92
17 %
Mar
7
98'A Apr
25
T>
71
>Viv
SH
38 Va Feb
20
56
Dec
1
65
3
16'A July ,14
.litii
1
July 31
12
32
Aug
'
i„
9q
3
12
83Va Apr
17
46
Jan
28
333/4 July
2
38'A Jan
:ii
/
26% .|un
7
22 V4 Jmy
6
20% Jan
15% Jan
21'
123/fl July 27
14% Jan
22
23'A Jun
28
%
700
V>
223/4 July 15
86
Aug 19
94
Jan
14
87'A Jun
26 V, Dec
24
26 % Jan
2
8
12% Feb
10
July 21
50% May 21
47
8
22
16
2
Feb
Dec
10
50% Mm' 12
46%
15% Apr
16
21% Dec
16% Jun
22
G
35
% Jan
22
18'A Jun
84% Jan
4
93% Dec
12
80
104% Oct
3
121
__
Jan
2
'
22
Oct
'r
7
15
33% Jail
91 '/a Feb
20
Oct
6
20
Jan
8
16
25% Jan
87 'A Feb
19
Jan
20
10
8
31
,
Mfg
Co__—
common
Co
Inc
1st
Co
2nd
Aug
J.
7
common
pfd
81% Jan
28
55
111
10
20% Feb
14
28% Nov
28
223/4 Jun
9
footnote."
-ee
oaae
22
13 Vb
13'A
13%'
13'A
13 Vb
13'A
81
80
80
80
80
180
64 3A
65
65'/a
643/4
643A
700
<80
64%
1
35 Vb
35
35 '/a
35i/8
35'A
23
22%
22%
22%
23
12%
<12%i
12%
25%
25 %4
90
25%
12%
500
25'/2
25%
1,100
89%
89%
60
27'A
'
27%
1,900
13 Vb
14
1,000
47
27'A
27 '/b
1
14
'
13%
14
47
<45 'A
47
<45%
47
<453'4
47
<45%
17 Va
"<17 Vb
17%
,<17%
173/4
<17%
173A
300
19 %
193A
19'A
1934
19,400
86
86
86
100
1,200
17'A
16%c
19%
<83
95
17'A
17 >A
20
19'/a
86
<82 Va
95 Va
19%
86
19%
<82'/a
95
95
95%
95 Va
95 Va
96
94'/a
94'/a
94'/a
941/2
<941/2
96
26%
<26'A
26%
<26
2 6 V2
300
24 Va
24 VB
24%
<23 VB
24'A
2,100
32%
<32%
33
32 Va
323A
600
92 Va
<91
92'/a
99'/a
<98
24%
<32 Va
33 '/a
32%
<92
92 Va
92
97 V2
99'/a
<98
<98
3.80%
preferred
series
4.45%
preferred
series-i
—
Petroleum
100
<
<88 "a
<89
-100
<100'/a
5
21'A
10
Inc—No par
62,
<82'/a
95 Va
24
5
19V4
86
.
95
95
<94 '/a
92
Co-'
Utilities
12%
13
25 Va
90
27'A
33'A
South
300
27 VB
92
Middle
23
<13%
32%
Mid-Continent
1,900
<22 5/8
*
13%
23%
9
900
36%
27'A
26 Va
2
57%
13%
26 Va
j_;
253/8
<89 '/a
90
32
57 Va
27
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chupmajn & Scott12.50
Copper
13
13
25%
2,300
32
<34 3/4
14
<45'/a
<89
95'/a
Miami
3,300
100
<94 Va
4
27% Mar
13'A
27'A
No par
13
60"2 Jan
13'/B
_N0 par
93 Va Jan
i
<431/2
44'A
89'/a
No par
93 Va Feb
5
25%
<43V2
14
preferred —50
3%
107% Feb 19
29% Mar
25'A
44'A
2 7'A
2
20
25VB
<43%
89 Va
Inc^
preferred
Machine
20O
<25 Va
4 4'A
1
Corp____
(The)
2,400
25 V8
<43V2
<89
Feb"
18
<22'/a
16%
<25V4
23
1
1,400
44 'A
35'/a
35
.18
18'A
49%
25%
<22%
Co—
24
j
-
36
Jun
3
163/4
17
81
<25
'
32
Stores
2nd
18'A
<48
57 %
96
12
16 VB
17
18'A
50
31%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred
series-,.
100
3.85% preferred
series
100
July
<47Va
57%
Mesta
Mnv 21
17
18'A
18'A
50
31%
9
Jun
17'/-
I7 VH
81
58
2
81
18'A
<471/2
50
58
307» Jan
88
<79
<79
18'A
31%
98 % Jan'
99
20
58%
11
8
90 VB
<79
31%
16
3
90'/a
81
58'A
19
95% May 23
90
31 Va
Jun
97 Va Jun
<89
58'4
Jun
109'A Aug
26% Dec
90
3 l'/a
preferred
conv
<89
58
convertible
&
70
90
31 Va
Shoe
Co
90
5
Stores
Mercantile
31
90
5
25%
Mengel
31
90
3 l'/a
Publishing——No par
—
90O
5,000
32
<89
'
7 9'/a
101
90
80 Va
Jun
16
25 Va Mar 30
13 Vb
12'/a
$4
i
105
44 'A
32 %b
3,000
-ioi
100 3A
64%
86
25
<43 Va
12'/a
$4.25
30
Jan
25%
25 Va
$3.50
94% July 29
58% Oct
For
1 t1
4
18'A
<47 %
17'A
1003i
100'A
19 '/a
<89
32 VB
bi
10
18
<25
13
V4
50
10
Merck
5
4
17
100
32
,
19'/b
on
31%
bt
18
Corp commonNo par
4'A% preferred (1st series)—100
5Vo
<
7
1,500
39
8,700
<79
22
Jun
105
25'A May
19% Jan
18%
39V4
<63 Va
—
Melville
18'/a
39%
19 '/a
79'/a
31
108
14
1
M^r 19
18 '/a
391%
63%
2
3
Jan
May
18'/a
39
62 Va
11
101
91
28Va
xl9%
18%
63%
May 27
2
■
95
19V8
18'A
62 Va
54 Va Feb
18
923A Jan
Jan
Jun
9
No par
—3
common
28% Jan
37 Va Dec
101
23
May
923/4 jun
92
'
Nov
18
:
1,000
19
r
100
*00
<47 Va
Mead
Mar 20
'
9
Oct
28
16
28,600
38%
,-No par
McQuayyNorris
14% May 22
12% Oct
28V, Feb
14%
12 5/a
3834
—No par
110
14'A
18 V8
<
83
12%
38 VB
<88
24%
83
12VB
18%
90
24%
83
14 '/a
18 3/8
<88%
1,000
3,000
24 Va
83
14 Va
19
31%
5,600
53,400
123'b
18'A
89 Va
19%
12%
55
14'A
18 Va
89%
<54
12%
—No par
31 Va
,
13%
13%
12%
xlOO
400
1,000
12%
<
13%
<12 V2
Electric Co————1
McLellan
<24%
12%
Porcupine Mines
MrKessop & liobbins Inc____
!
24%
83
1,100
1,800
12%
54%
13%
Mclntyre
2
<54
8
63/8
8%
19 3/8
19%
12'/a
12 3A
54 3A
<82'A
6%
23%
<8'A
8'/a
12'A
24 3
83
19
12%
19'A
525
23%
<53%
12 Va
Co.-____—
19'/a
19 VB
6%
<6
6%
24
<8'A
8%
xl93/8
f...
13%
preferred
50
Stores -Corp common-_50c
%convertible! preferred —100
New
21
7 '
19%
par
-No
——
—
McGraw-Hill
6
20
3
<82'A
—1
Co
common
Corp
McGravv
M-'j' 27
July 28
24%
83'/a
McCrpry
8
Jan
73% Mar
07 Va
55
24%
83"%
$2.50
4
Nov
Nov
53%
24 Va
pfd
Corp
45% Feb
23% Mar
'
McCall
15% Feb
63% July 29
2
Co
McCord
17
33V4 Nov
12%
53%
100
preferred
10,
233/4 Jul)
,
$3
30% Fell
52% Jan
on
.
24%
(conv)——50
Co com^—-No par
&
1947 series.No par
cumulative pfd
—No par
52
4
54
<23%
24
8 3/8
8 Va
18%
<510
6%
6%
<6
6%
<23'A
12%
54
100'A
21
I'D;,
121/4
3 8'/a
85%.Tan
20 "4
ID3 4
12%
8'A
26
19
525
6%
<6
26
19
<510
19%
525
6 3/8
6%
24
19%
ChemiCiU Corp
cum
<510
25%
25 Vb
18 Vb
19'A
12'A
conv
$3.75
25%
26'A
6 3/8
<23 Va
82
<81
525
19%
100'A
July 2
17% .Jim l()
July 23
<510
24
com___-5
49
JU
2,200
3,000
19 VB
19%
18'/a
38 Vb
75
Ijuc
26%
26'A
26 Vb
525
preferred
100
May l)cpt Stores common—
5
$3.75
preferred
—No par
32% Mar 23
,
1,300
5
Electric
May
2
19% Dec 31
28
55 Va Mar
•> rtiiisier
51
15% Mar 12
x22% Nov
7
200
7V4
6.25
Corp common
(Glenn L)
104% Jan
May
81V2
83/4
73/4
8%
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonite Corp__
18
2
<8 V2
7%
8'A
Martin
5
10
10
8%
734
<23 Va
14 % Mar
I'd)
Jan
<8'/a
73A
>————5
preferred
211
90'A Jan
19'/8
280
8%
7V4
Exploration-------1
preferred
4 %
49% Apr
79
Shirt
Oil
18 % Mar 20
Jan
81
8%
<6
30
Jun
81'/a
83/4
734
7 VB
<6%
17'A May 12
113
81'A
<8%
<
6%
Marshall Field
9
25% Feb
3,600
6%
Marathon Corp
Marine Midland
zu% uai)
23%
6%
16
3
26 %
<510
—No par
12% Jill)
18 V2 Aug
23%
6'/a
Bros
38'A Oct
■
23 %
82
88 Va Mar
2
<23'/a
82
25% Mar 19
-:i
23 3A
7%
16
I 1 V J
23%
7%
1 i
v
5,300
23'A
Jun
82
10%
8%
Manilaflan
Feb
23
lO'/a
24 'A
10
80
10%
81%
1
50
30O
10'/a
<8 Va
No par
1,800
10%
23%
Chef
42
129
10%
81%
Inc
9'A
42
<128
10 V4
com—-No par
Co
9'A
42
128
10%
preferred series A——_100
Squurc Garden——No par
-MaruMtibn
Mai
52'/a Jun
10 %
127
131
9 '/a
.
<41%'
41%
41%
<128
129%
129
131'/a
10%
Mandel
Jan
22
22
131 Vs
9
9 Va
9%
9%
42
42
Manali Sugar Coj——————~-1
9
Mar
Dec
100
(The)-—(
Mahoning Coal RR Co-
25% Jun
10
n
<9'/a
9%
42
—5
'lViUcijavox Co
28
Mar
9%
<41%
Magma Copper
6
6% July 28
Forbes
24 Vb
(R ID
Magic
Mar 23
,
.5
common—10
Working Co___
&
preferred-!
4 'A %
9
22 'A Jail
6%
Madison
8
p>
!).')2
M
Muqy
87% Mar 27
9
&
Mack Trucks Inc
23
Va July 30
Oi
•
Mar 24
13% Jail
57 'A Jan
85
9% Apr 15
21% Oct 28
G
13
»
5
22 Va Nov
!)
Apr
0 VB J -ly
22
9% Mar J 3
16
485
j
24
26
26
24 'A
24'A
101
92
<26
92
92
<88 Va
91
<89
91
89
102
102
102
<101
93V2
<90
<88
91
7°
100
93%
91
"l6
20
102'A
10
20%
20-
20 V4
4,000
62'A
62
62 Va
62l
62 VB
3,800
25 VB
25 VB
26
25 3A
26
4,700
21 Va
21'A
20'A
21
63%
62 5
631/4
61 Va
26
25%
25%
<88
<98'A
100
92 V2
201/4
21%
s
<90
92
1^2'A
<91
50
<101
I
102'A
-
<101
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
18
Monday, August 10,
...
(494)
Continued—Pagt 8
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
1
40
July 30
Sep
3
132
July 20
6
30% Jan
22
22
13 3A Feb
26
17% Nov
28
16% Jan
26
21% July 10
15 'A Oct
23
19% Dec
19
13
Apr
23
19% Jan
3
45 3A Feb
14
62% Dec
18
53 % Feb
27
62
7
3
116% Dec
2
106
Jun
11
24
4 8'A Jan
2
42
Apr
6
94% Jun
11
4
131'A Jun
20
Oct
20
Mar
107
39
Apr
101 '% Feb
16
Oct
80
139
Jan
23
2
19
91 'A Jan
11
30% Jan
9
17
39
Dec
37
Mar 12
100
preferred
1st
Tan
29
23
7
88
Jan
9
7
26% Jan 22
17
33% Jun
2
8%
19% Jan
40% Mar 26
20% Aug
32% Jan
9
41%
Jan
lu'/a Mar 31
49% July
104
Oil
Midwest
24% Mar 20
6
15
20
34% Mar 25
Mission Corp
22
20% Jan
22
17% Jun
9
23% Mar 25
Mission
16
38% Dec
11
34% Jun
1Q
41% Mar 17
3% Oct
10
Apr
20
60% Jun
10
Jan
16
21
59% Dec
23
24 % Nov
12
31% Jan
12% Mar
4
5
8 % Feb 15
67% Dec 31
21% Apr
50
12
Mar
b >/4
69% Mar
7%
9
A_
series
preferred
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
23
36'A July 28
5"",
7
25
Jun
30
32% Mar 13
8
13
Jan
5
l.vA Mar 26
20% Mar 23
20
4
15% Jun
9
30
109% Jan
2
80% Jun
10
17
28 % Jun
30
20% July 28
28% Mar 11
26% Apr 16
55% Oct 22
31 % Dec
19
25% Jun
10
32 % Mar 26
Montana
67% Jan
2
57% July 28
65% Mar 19
Montgomery
21% Nov
18% Apr
12% Jun
10
15% Apr
16
44% Oct
14
31
Jun
in
43% Jan
6
Dec
31
25% Dec
15
Jan
2
18% Aug
12
Nov
3
14 % Jan
Aug
7
22% Jan
14
23
Mar
18
Feb
14% July 28
8
-
Motor
Wheel
27% Mar 16
29 % Jan
25
20
July 14
26% Mar 13
Mullins
12
Jan
5
14% May 19
44% Apr
24
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
5
13 % Jan
26
49% Dec
19
57% Jan
4
106% Oct
6
110
28
1
43% Jun
17
48
24
52% Feb
4
37
10
17% May
1
60% Feh 20
22% Dec
1
19% July 22
100% Dec
18
Jun
50
Feb
25
Feb
2
25% Feb
28
4%
13%
13%
14
14
59 %
59%
49
48
48%
46%
47%
*100
101%
*100%
101%
1,300
59%
5 9'A
5,600
110
700
47
*108
100
48%
100
14
*13%
60
109
108
108%
*108
50
7,100
47
*100%
101%
50
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,500
*78%
79%
79%
79%
78%
78%
77%
78%
240
22 %
*21%
22%
15 'A
15
300
22%
*21%
21%
21%
20%
20%
38%
38%
38%
39
39%
39
39%
38%
39
2,700
31%
31
31%
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
2,400
1,900
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19
38%
38
38%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38
1,100
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
G
20,600
5%
68%
70%
68%
69%
20,700
40%
42
41
41%
8,400
27%
27%
27%
700
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,200
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
x87%
88%
88
88%
87%
88%
5,300
21%
21%
21%
23%
22%
23%
14,200
28%
28 %
28%
29
29
29
29'A
59%
59'%
60%
59 3A
60%
59%
60%
15
14"%
15
15
15
14%
14%
64%
65
65%
65 %
69%
39
38%
38%
38 %
40%
26%
27%
26%
27%
*26%
27%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
17%
17'A
17%
*17%
89%
90
89
89%
21%
22 %
21%
21%
28%
28%
28%
59%
59%
59%
15
14%
15
6%
6
6
64%
*27
1
12%
12%
12%
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36
28%
*28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28 %
28
28%
24%
*12%
12%
36
35%
*28%
12%
12%
*12%
*12%
12%
700
6,500
r
8,400
2,800
700
7,800
500
1,900
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
%
24'/8
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,900
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23%
6,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
24%
*13%
13%
47%
1
IOO
10
80
common
47%
108%
*108
19%
19%
13%
44
*40
40%
47%
47%
47%
108%
108%
108%
'47%
47%
47%
*108
108
108
,
13%
47%
1,400
47%
13%
3,400
70
110
*108
1,500
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
44
*43%
44%
*43%
45
*43%
44%
40
40
*39%
41
*39%
40
39%
39%
200
20'/a
16,600
19%
19%
*43'A
*43%
Ma par
Bros
&
El
If
11,600
19%
Corp
preferred
America com
preferred
Mvnrs
20%
21
Murray Corp of
26
61
Mfg
20%
24%
4%%
3
24% Feb
29
'
Aug 29
6
110% Mar
104% May 18
Nov
21% Dec
48
Jan
50
18% May
1
42% Mar 13
18% Jun
6
20%
38%
Mueller Brass Co
6
20%
31%
—^8
Products
27% Jan
23
Aug
200
20%
*17%
Corp.
Motor
12
Apr
28
23%
38%
Corp—.
34% Mar 18
22% Jun
23
*23'/a
38
10
8
25
1
Dec
& Co
(John)
Morrell
Motorola Inc
Dec
32
1
20
22% May
11% Jun
Moore-McCormack Lines
15
10
16%
36
23 %
*78%
No par
No par
12
No par
——
3
(The)
Ward & Co
Power Co
23'/a
135
*21%
Tool
No par
Chemical Co
5
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
8
20
40%
'134%
59%
59%
108
1,100
40%
134 %
80
15%
Monsanto
16% Oct
82% Oct
101%
107%
40%
40%
19%
14%
14
58%
48%
*100
—1.25
Mojud
14%
59
107%
48%
20
14% Aug
18% Jan
19%
58%
100
pfd-100
Co Inc
Monarch Machine
95% Jan
conv
Mohawk Carpet Mills
,i«n
19%
414
5
Development Co
19%
•106
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kaii-Tex RR com—No par
27% Feb
23
Shares
Aug. 7
134 %
40%
135
*23
23
the Week
Friday
Aug. 6
23%
40%
*134%
135
23%
19%
1
Oct
15% Oct
*134%
Thursday
Aug. 5
41%
*40%
134%
*23,
Corp
33% Oct
25
41%
134 %
8
6
77% Aug
7
Nov
Feb
139
4
14% Aug
23'A Nov
7
Sales far
SALE PRICE8
HIGH
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
10
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & SS Marie
No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
S3.75 conv preferred
100
Minn Min & Mlg common—No par
$4
preferred
No par
Minneapolls-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
Mar
24 % Jan
105
25
28
46% Jan
Prod common
Steel
Midland
46% Dec
39% Jan
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
19%
N
Apr
24
1
31 % Feb
11
36'A Mar 25
National
123A Jun
16
15% Jan
8
National
Airlines
20% Jan
8
19
Jun
10
21 % Mar
231/4 Dec
1
19% July 28
34% Jun 12
15
36
15
16% Jan
16% Oct
24
19
23
Aug
9
National
38
National
23
35 % Dec
2
179% Jun
18
158% Jun
24
173 'A Jan
5
8% Oct
21
12% Jan
28
10% Jun
10
13% Feb
26
31
49% Nov
3
61
9% Jan
2
7 51 % July 22
13% Jan
2
14% Nov 23
% Mar 19
13% Jan
18
24
11
7
y*;«
rtpr
SO
14
18% Mar 27
l/4
7%
Dec
1
56% Jun
10
pob
4
N-ii'nonl
13% Dec
22
17% Jan
4
13
Jun
16
15% Jan
8
National
19 % Oct
30
34'/« Jan
2
17% Jun
16
23 % Jan
8
National
97
Sep
16
110% Jan
24
87'A Jun
26
99% Jan
5
18% Jan
2
48% Jan
91
2
Jan
60
23 % July
17
20
7
98% Oct
July 13
ni't
8
,T"ly
1
25% May
33
Jan
29
Jun
18
29% Apr
155'A Jun
.9
«v
34 %
24
<••4 5(1
j
«
Aug
165
Feb
20
177
Jan
5
136
Jan
15
147% Apr 24
132
Apr
15
144% Jan
5
7 % Dec
24
9% Jan 31
7
Feb
9
8% Jun
8
30% Oct
23
30% Jan
9
34 '% Sep
43
1
53
May
40% Jan 26
32% Jan
8
Q
52% Jan
8
July 14
•25% Jan
30
31% Nov 24
27% July 10
30'A Jan
12
27% Oct
22
35
253A Jun
31% .Tan
8
85% Jan
15
19% Feb
23
101
91
Jan
23
Nov
14
6% Oct
22
10% Feb
1
16
13% Dec
10
104 % Jan
7
9'/a Jan
16
23
4
Jan
84
9
89
6
29% May 20
21
4 % Jan
2
Jan
2
20
11% Oct
16
28
3
13% Jan
5
16% Apr
8
105
7% Mar
106
Jan
27
29
8
30
% Sep
12'A Jun
4
I
1
Jun
40
Jan
7
66
36% Nbv
July 22
24
75
Juu
Apr
9
86
Oct
10
350
May
73
l\Tn V
30
Apr
9
70
Jan
20
Jun
10
92
Feb
9
5
520
Jan
8
N
N
New
$5
13
24'A Dec
23
19% Jun
16
34
Feb
18
2
63'/« Nov
25
54
16
65% Feb
Y
B
138
29'/a
*29
28'A
27'/a
27%
88%
88'/4
88
88
3A
28
287%
6%
6%
ll5/a
12
123/4
34
34
90'/a
90
90
13'A
13%
Dock
\
12%
24%
24'%
24%,
247a
24'/a
25
24 7%
25'/a
67,100
37'/a
38 '/a
38
385%
313%
38
11,700
37 Ya
*106'A
107 3/a
1073/8
*106'/a
20
.17%
1
Electric
27'A
27 Ya
27%
593A
597/8
60'A
59%
59%
1,500
20%
197/8
193/4
20 Ya
20 3/a
21%
21%
22 Ya
13,900
19Y4
33'A
34
34%
34'/a
34'/a
34
34'A
100
*86'/a
87%
*86'/a
Corp
Co
Uliemicul
Western
<fe
Ry com—
19
23 % Mar 24
North
American
23
20% Mar 19
North
American
17
89 % Dec
19
83
35% Mar
7
47 'A Dec
30
59
Feb
5
94% Mar
29
34% July 28
64% July 28
10% Jan
2
13'A Dec
16
11% Jun
preferred
5
11% Apr 30
102
Nov
25
89% Jun
19
7
12% Jun
15
15% Jan
Jan
10
46% Jan
3
84
B
Northern
Pacific Ry
-ii.ai.es
101
Jan
9
18% Mar 17
11 'A Sep
9
16% Jan
16
14 % Jan
13
19
a
25% Jan
31
J
18% July 18
27% Jan
28
20% July 24
25% Apr
9
Sep
31
10 % Jun
Central
*75%
78%
*75'/a
78'/a
*75 Ya
78 %
*75'%
*82 %
85
*83
85
*83
87
87
*87%
88%
*87'/a
88%
*17%
9
8Y4
173A
17%
17%
45'/a
45%
45%
33% Jan
Jan
88'A Jan
2
14
8
104 % May 15
39
% Dec
22
34% Jun
10
94% Jun
12
83
12
106% Nov
7
100
Jnn
May 18
97% Jun
12
39% Feb
2
173/4
173A
173/4
453A
457/a
46
24'A
24
24
*23%
24
24
24»/a
21
207/a
21
20%
21
10,900
20 Ya
20"%
21
167/a
17
17'A
17 Ya
173/8
17%
15,300
16%
17Ya
167/a
83%
84'/a
*833A
84%
*83%
84'%
10
84'A
83%
37 3A
7,100
*83%
*83%
Mar
36
36%
36'A
36%
36 3/4
37
363A
373A
37'A
68'%
673A
68 3%
683A
693%
68%
15,900
69%
67 3A
68%
68
13%
13
13 '/a
13
13
12%
13
13
13%
8,300
13
120
104
83%
'93%
13%
83%
104
*82%
'104
83'%
105
83
83
823A
*82%
83'%
104
104
103 %
104
104%
104%
94
*93'/a
95
*93%
94
93%
93%
94
13%
13%
14
13%
12%
12%
12%
12'/a
1,4'/a
•
14'A
15'%
15
12'A
127a
12Ya
12
12%
20%
20%
20%
20%
205/a
20%
20 Ya
20%
*205/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
21'A
*21'A
21%
20%
10
49% Jun
10
16
23% Jun
10
28
9
17
19
18% Jan
6
6
Mar 23
13
Oct
27
17% Jun
6
11
July 31
14% Feb
3
91
Dec
12
108 V4 Jun
2
80
July 30
95 y4 Jan
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22
Ohio
Oil
Oklahoma
4%
37%
37'A
37
37'A
97'A
*96%
97%
96%
97'/a
87
*103%
104%
*103'A
-100
102%
102%
*102%
56%
57%
Elec Co
com
25%
25%
Oliver Corp common
convertible preferred
87
56%
57%
10
25 Va
25%
20
'17%
No par
&
preferred
4%%
37%
97
_100
Co
Gas
37
_100
preferred
19'A Dec
57% Aug
.12
_100
common
4 44 %
27% Dec
Jun
Co
9
2
Jan
Ohio Edison
4.56%
17% Mar 13
823%
23
Airlines
25
22
20 3A
2.80
3.90%
1, a
1,300
common—10
27
60% Apr
6,100
24%
16%
1
Aircraft Inc
preferred
preferred
preferred
6
17%
46
Inc
93% Jan
600
17 3A
45%
*24
8
preferred
4.40%
50% Oct
1,200
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2
106% Feb
9
100
100
100
preferred
Northwest
Jan
106
140
9
100
preferred
$4.80 preferred
4.6%
106% Aug 12
94% Apr 10
88
87/a
17 Ya
1
100
86
88
45 Ya
*
100
*83
88%
8%
9
*8 3A
8%
78'%
85'/a
88 Ya
,
(Minn)—
Pwr Co
$3.6U
Northrop
78%
823A
11,000
10
Common
$4.10
27
27
3,300
88
26%
82%
8Y4
34%
*86%
2034
50
Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
N
Jan
26%
27
26 3A
27
34'A
88
23%
Aviation
94
265/a
*86'/a
88
1
Co
A pr
Mar 12
27
34
*86%
25
Jun
16
1-uiKimpnf
26%
87%
—10
«o.y8 v
19
8
Mar 19
30
7,700
263/4
.
16
% Mar 12
27%
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1
16
87
85'%
489
No par
Dec
109
*84%
*400
59%
Gas Corp—
17% Dec
18
85%
489
26%
stock
28
Apr 24
♦400
489
600
900
69
*83
85'/2
*84'/a
*400
17
*66
597/a
45
78
85%
489
17
69
267/a
28
100% Jun
*84
*400
17
69
17
*66
17'A
17'/a
*66
107 3%
26 3A
2
1
69
*66
489
*106%
*59%
Co_100
100
86% Jan
7
17'A
17%
1
800
2,800
27%
*75
Nov
107%
107
84
83
*400
17'/8
69
*66
80
100
100
100
1
——2
90 % Dec
71
*69
107'A
107
No par
series A
5%
Mhk
Northern
2,500
1,500
385/a
Corp com_No par
110
123A
71%
245/a
Pwr
2
*123%
38%
preferred
preferred
3
123/4
24%
preferred
Jan
423/8
12 Ya
20
3.60%
Jan
413A
12%
28 Ya
3.40%
82
413A
/12%
19 3A
8
1 4
41 3/s
12%
28
2
iff
43
42'A
193/4
12
Norfolk
42 %
41 '/a
*,12%
71
80% Jan
Nupco
110
90'%
28
87% Jan
30
*88'/a
l9Ya
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26
90%
28
22
53 % Jan
*88'/a
*69
28
20 "A Jan
90'/2
19%
10
9
*88 Ya
1,200
10,200
28
Apr
23
13%
71
Jun
Apr
13 Ya
19%
79
43% Jun
13'/a
28
75
Noma
91
133/a
♦90
*69
24% Jun
id
33 Ya
91
13 %
91
19%
6
o
*33'/a
91
13%
10,800
27%
Nov
3.90%
33 */a
14
19%
May 21
7
31%
14
200
106
273/4
Co
preferred
u
90% '
*88%
-
14%
*105
19%
No par
common
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13%
13%
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Shipbuilding Corp—
ork
$3.75
1
106
27 34
71
Jun
105
2,400
19'A
*69
100
Haven & Hartford
Y New
42
12%
92
Jan
15,300
No par
RR
Harlem
90
41'A
85
16
65%
113A
Louis Co—
preferred
non-cuin
&
3/4
*87%
28
87
63%
113A
137/a
14'/8
r-33/4
13
33 7%
2
6
700
6Ya
113/4
*105
106
13'A
12 3A
;
York
*105
106
337/a
2
July
6,500
6Y2
12
153/4
l57/8
*155/a
*105
*88%
2
75% Jan
320
29'/a
1163%
27%
Common
22
••
200
4,400
88'%
*69
series A
,ui.(erred
157/a
106
Jan
,0
28
28
116'A
300
2,700
27'%
113A
6%
12
12
29 3A
29
115'A
130
1,800
2,400
46'A
*273%
*873A
29
115%
115
6'/a
6%
6%
ll5/a
Jan
n
115
115
29
29
287/a
29
287/a
115
115
82
25
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88
875/a
32
46
88'A
>113
8'%
*29Ya
28%
273A
76
26'A Apr
29%
46
*28
21%
24% Jan
2
27 %
27%
92
g
46
27 Ya
11
Apr
29'/2
45Y4
30
46
27%
80% Jun
15
♦29
46
273/4
3
Aug
19% Jan
138'A
*8 3%
317%
27%
Apr
25
*137'/a
8%
32'/a
27%
94
17
138'/a
8 3/8
317/8
*27%
2
1
40
27'/a
85% Jan
8
21,400
166'%
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8'/a
32
30
45 7%
33 Ya
*165
333/4
8
St
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Participating
7
N
Sep
317/a
46
37% Mar 23
52 %
32'A
46
7
26% Apr
137"%
83/a
33
165
33'A
166
137'/a
8%
29'A
10
2
165'A
137%
60
,
165
166
32
323/a
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91%
33 >%
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8%
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8%
32%
32% Jun
28
91'/a
*90
20%
137%
165 %
*8'A
15'% Jan
18% Oct
6,500
91
21
34%
8
46% Jan
20 5%
91
*92
92%
20%
90
2
0%
600
203%
92'A
21
90
35% Sep
26
92'A
207/a
92'A
20'"A
33%
18% Jan
14% Sep
92%
92
207/8
90
16
24
20,000
34%
Jan
8'A Apr
800
195%
92'%
92%
Ya
22
93% Jan
133/4
19'A
193/a
100
Brake
Air
Preferred
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29
*13%
19Ya
13'/a
19%
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v.>rk pjfV omnibus Corp_No par
Mr..,-
66
Jun
13 Ya
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19%
>105
England
.
82
87
13 7a
xl93/a
60%
13%
11%
1
preferred
Common
B
400
3
13%
19Ya
60
300
9
98% Jun
4,500
15%
5
12
61%
153/4
10
Jan
61
19%
138
Industries common
1
4 % %
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dook
1
30
22% Aug
61%
133/4
163%
.
Newport
14% Feb
x29
60 3/4
33%
6
46% Jan
13% Dec
2,300
603/4
90
29
-
16%
2,500
Mar 24
Jun
16%
5Y4
Dec
May
16%
15%
94% Feb
673
2
16'A
11%
New
1"% J"ly 13
1
16 Ya
60 3/8
20
20
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19 Ys
16Ya
19'A
*92
800
19%
16%
16%
60'A
€0
Jan
Iuj
16 3A
*13%
Jan
48 % Jan
5
10
20
16%
5%
Utile
1 4
5,300
Fibre Co
York Central
17 % May 26
10'%
20
20
*19%
19%
*15Ya
New
24
10
20
*11 Va
25% Jan
14% Apr
177%
10'/a
20
53A
6
52
173/4
10
173/4
19%
113A
20 % Apr
UUil
18
10'/«
5%
23
',4
18
10
*15%
23 % Dec
37% Aug
17%
10 %
♦11%
Voile
loi
17"%
10
57a
wpw
j
17
10'/8
11 %
r»% Mar 17
15
17%
10
1
25
1
10
8
53A
34
oct,
17'A
4,700
13,500
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10
49% Dec
3,400
57%
26% July 28
loa
12'A
57'A
11%
18% Jun
9
60
12'%
563A
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8
100% Jan
166'%
*164
164
X164
11%
22% Aug
20
166'/a
53A
13
22
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30
Oct
5,500
164%
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165
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31 % Dec
17
3,100
37
123/a
Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_10O
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Jan
21%
36Ya
57'A
Corp
3%%
72 % Mar 23
11
21%
12'/a
16% Jan
16
20
%
367/a
56 Ya
56
18
11% Jun
19 Ys
21
363/a
123/s
92 %
July 21
4
6
93% Apr
2
14'A Mar 30
11
85
21
56% July
20% Feb
Feb
20
21'A
36 Ya
1
Neisncr Bros Inc common
1
4%% preferred
100
Nesco Inc
8
Newberry Co (J J) common_Nopar
Mar 25
38
*19Y4
213/a
36 3%
No par
Nehi
15'A May 15
10% Apr
85% Jun
20'A
21%
563/a
8
Co
13% Feb
Xl97/a
36%
20%
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1
Inc
Vulcanized
Natomas
10
31% Jun
Apr
National
30
20 %
21%
36%
*21
12
100
100
6
9
5% Jun
36%
55
uas
12
10% Jun
10 % Jun
11
97
1
3
22
14
__
7% Apr
12% Jan
98% Mar 20
30
13
116% May 20
104% Jan
4
Jan
11
Jan
13% Sep
43% Jan
45% Oct
66
87 % Apr
105% Sep 30
3
35% Dec
90% Jan
12
Jan
8% Mar
11% Jan
10
24% Jan
May 20
27% July 7
109% July 31
5% Sep 18
2
3% Oct
11
3
Apr
21
12%
Service Corp
Linen
203/a
54%
1
Nail Malleable & Steel Cast_Nopar /
National Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp
10
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com—10
4 % %
preferred
100
National Tea Co common
•
4.20% conv preferred
100
National Theatres Inc
1
3'r',« Mar 19
29
4*?u4 Jun
2
6%
133A
130
12%
preferred A
preferred B
1%
National
31% July 30
22
Jan
172
3
1,100
2,900
533/4
National Lead Co common
3
13Ya
12%
pfd series of 1951
100
Co common
1
preferred
No par
4 % %
13 B%
54%
National Gypsum
22% May 26
133/4
164 3/4
20'A
36'A
Co
Dairy Products
Department Stores
Distillers Prod common—8
National Cylinder
500
133/4
:
12%
preferred
conv
333A
54%
Container Co common
$1.25
18
19 % Mar 27
15% July 28
Lines
National City
133/4
137/a
165
84
33 3A
10
Can
Nauunui
1
13%
84
333/4
3334
13%
20'A
84 3A
333A
85
333A
20
20 >/8
84
34
21
100
A
Corp
National Cash Register
5
a,,.
preferred
National
I Q
Aug
-A
20'A Jun
19% July 30
13% Jan
Mar 19
20
85%
13%
1
Automotive Fibres Inc—1
Aviation Corp
8
Biscuit Co common
10
National
25% Mar 20
29% Apr
161 % Jan
110% May 15
-1
Acme Co
4
X34
20'%
X84%
20%
*85
*33%
20%
*84%
100
20
853A
34
20
S
Corp
& St Louis
Chatt
Nashville
2
99% Jan
1
31% Apr
11% Oct
Apr
81 'A
Nash-Kelvtnator
1
100
18
88
*17%
88
104'%
103
18
87 3A
87 3A
*103'A
104'/a
*102'/a
103
57'A
57%
25 3A
25%
*17%
18
95
150
40
15%
22,300
12%
2,800
21
1,500
21'A
900
2,600
1
37 Ya
*97
88
104'A
*102
37 %
37%
98
98
98
220
88
*88
89
150
37%
104'A
1023%
5 7'/a
577/a
25'A
253%
*17 Ya
11 Va
11%
11'A
11%
113%
11%
113/a
82
82
82
82
80 Ya
80%
*80'A
18
103%
103%
30
102 y»
100
57%
57%
31,000
25%
25 Ya
3,600
*102
*17%
18
11%
11 Ya
HYa
5,200
81'A
*80'A
81'A
130
1953
Volume 178
Number 5245... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(495)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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Tear 1»52
Laweat
Hlgheit
8 % Apr
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19
19
Jan
79
NEW
Highest
9% Mar
4
13
Aug
3
23
38% Jun
10
23
28
20
33% Feb
Jan
11
81
May
1
41 Ms
Apr
24
52
Jun
11
38 mi Jun
69 y«
Sep
16
85% Jan
23
69 y» Jun
84
17
Jan
8
47% Jan
16
6
16
81
17% Jan
14
11% Jun
18
81% Dec
31
97% Jan
24
81
30
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
11
13% Jan
25 Ye Mar 22
38% Dec
31
61
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
9% July 23
37
July 16
55% Jun 16
35
Mar 18
49
Dec
30
47
57% Mar
25% Jan
2
30% Dec
Jun
2
25% Jun
10
12
39% Dec
9
34% Jun
10
40
17
58% Dec
11
55% Jun
22
24% Oct
23
108% Apr
24
132
Jan
35% July 14
120% Nov 26
2
145% May 19
8% Nov 21
5% Jan
2
17% Oct
16
8% Jan
7
9% Nov
30
5% Dec
9
Oct
16
12
10
41
69% Jan
93
26% Mar 15
12
5 Mi Jan
Mar
6% Jan
19
11% Feb
2
26
17
29
65
July 23
13
91
May 13
98% Mar
9% Jan 14
30% Mar 13
21 y« July 16
29
Oct 28
43% Jan
16
6% Jan
25
12
Jun
28% Jun
18
34% Jan
41% Oct 30
58
Feb
15
30% Jun
30
44% Jan
7
38
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
8% Jan
5
Oct
16
6% Feb
15
6% Nov
24
5
8% Apr
18% Jan
28
6% July
7
Dec
23
8% Jan
20
20% Jan
29
5% July 24
4% Jun 12
29
isy«oct
2
15% Apr
7
7
8 Mi Apr
Oil
9
Patino
6
Jan
8
7
Mines
35% Nov
17
72% Dec
9
65% Mar 19
11
37% May 5
73% May 27
14% Aug
Penney
7
11% Jan
14% Apr
Penn Coal
31% Jan
Dec
19
34
Jan
23% Jan
15
33
Dec
22
25% Oct
28
29% Jan
5
27
4
108% Feb
11
101
Jun
5
33% Dec
11
9
Jun
Jan
26% Feb
5
105
17% Feb
46
27
24
Dec
23
39 Mi Mar 19
33
Oct
29
67% Jan
23
34% Apr
15
30
Aug
5
40% Feb 18
*124
Nov
31
14
145
15
39
16% Dec
19
19% Jan
25
30 Ms Oct
30
42 Mi Jan
2
105% Sep 29
33
May 3
29
Apr
22 mi Jan
93
Jan
31
15
28% Jun
25
91% Jun
Pet Milk Co
18
July 22
16
8
2
42% May 15
93% Jan 12
95% Feb
101
May 3
98% May 10
91
May 26
90% Jun.
1
55
101
Mar 13
Jan
5
13% Mar 15
20
Dec
31
18% Jan
27
27
94
July 29
48% Feb 20
Aug
98
Dec
17
92% Jun
1
98
Jan
64% Dec
30
52% Jun
16
10% Jan
12
19
23
33% Jun
98
12
5
39
Jan
Mar
5
33% Jun
12
Jan
4
102% Apr
8
95
July 22
15% Apr
29
19% Dec
24
19
Jan
110% Jan
21
110
Nov
14
106 % May 22
106% May 22
24 y« Oct
1
29
21% Jun
Oct
6
95% Feb
13
85
91
Oct
1
106% Jan
28
86% Jun
46
May
1
26
46
14% Dec
62
24
Nov
17% Jan
14
12
July 28
9
Jun
10
142
Feb
21
156
Aug 18
13% July 23
148% Apr 21
151
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
153% Jun
11
47% Jun
16
42% Mar 17
56% Dec
12
29% Jan
5
94
Feb
17
97
Jan
7
59 Ma Feb
3
16% Mar 18
158
Jun
30
165
Feb
6
58% Mar 16
8
Oct
27
10% Jan
21
7% Jun
16
9% Feb
26
17
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
17% Jun
9
21% Jan
5
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
67
Jun
16
73% Feb
27
68
23
80
Jan
17
68% Aug
6
Oct
20% Apr
129
18
Jan
31
25% Apr
25% Dec
17
23
145
Aug 27
341/4 July 9
21% Jun
140
16
Jan
9
75
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
150
11% Jan
3
16
40
15
12%
2
July 24
98
11
Mar 26
12% Jan
37'/b Mar 15
22
36
19
13
Jan
22
147% Jun
9% Jun
16
31% Sep
9
35% Dec
15
34% Jan
8
8
69% Dec
11
59% July
1
12% July 29
80% Apr 23
8
17% Jan
22
May 13
861/4 Jan
2
31 Va Nov
26
26% May
1
28% Apr
8
34% Dec
81
Jan
2
87
25
Sep
8
10
26 '/4 Dec
24% Jan
2
:
May 16
11
27% Nov
18
24% Jan
2
92 % Jan
2
27% Aug
6
103"% Nov 20
102% Jan
3
109
16
106% Aug 11
25 Mi Apr
3
24 Ms Dec
23 Mi Jan
29% Jun
18
73
Jun
23
Jun
3
26% Aug
7
24% Jun 22
24% Jun
9
11% May
39
May
7
100
1
33
35 Ma
3 5 Ma
*35
7%
7%
7%
7%
&
Inc
Pitts Coke
$5
St
Pitts
Poor
& Co
Potomac
73i
7%
7%
7%
6
7%
6%
1,300
5%
6
5
5%
5
6%
3.000
5
5
5
5 Ma
4,500
12%
34 V4
*27%
*30Mi
133
37 Ma
14
20%
30%
133
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Ma
*38
14 Ma
13%
14 Me
41
*40
103 Ma
20%
*20
41
*102
103 Ma
17%
18
283/4
*173/4
28%
29
28%
28%
29%
97
97
97 Ma
97
97
33
333/4
32%
33%
31 Ma
32 Ma
31 Mi
31 Ma
31%
32
5,500
303/4
3 1Mb
31
31 Va
23Ma
23 Mi
23 Mi
*23
23 Ma
*105Va
23%
IO6M3
*105 Mt
23%
23%
106 Ma
23 Va
106 Ma
1,700
105 Mi
105 Ma
105 Mi
105 Mi
150
,91%
91%
*90
100
250
*89
*101 Ma
105
ny4
92Ma
102M2
105
1
11%
*89
92
*101 Ma
105
56%
*12
94 Ma
X56 Mi
57 Mi
13%
*12
13%
21 Ma
21 Ma
20%
20%
*105
24 M2
*105
13%
133/4
13%
*12
34%
35 Mi
*«96 Ma
96 Ma
96 Ma
21
21
21% mi%
24
Ma
*88
47 Ma
Ma
13%
13%
24
23%
24
3,800
47 Ma
1,800
*86
88
*88
90
4 7 Ma
13%
47 Ma
*13%
20
14
800
*158
165
*158
165
*158
165
*160
164
164
164
*162
163 Ma
10
48%
49 Mi
_No par
48%
49 Mi
48%
73/4
77/3
7%
7%
73/4
No par
isMa
xl8
18 Va
100
*69 M2
70
*69
69%
100
70 %
70'A
X69
69
18%
23 Ma
*147Va
23 Ma
1
*23 Vi
23%
23 Ma
23 Mi
100
97Mt
98
97 Mi
98
5
11 Ma
11 Ma
28%
28%
__
22
Ma
49 Mi
49
7%
7%
I
8
49%
8
18%
17%
18
17%
*68 Mi
69%
69
69
*68 Mi
69
68 Ma
68%
68%
68 Mi
*68 Mi
69 Ma
600
23 Mi
23 Mi
22%
23 Mi
23 Ma
23 Ma
1,400
*147 Ma
*147 Ma
17%
10
*147 Ma
23
23 Ma
*23 Ma
23 Mi
97 Ma
97 Ma
*97 Ma
98
*97 Ma
12
*11 Ma
12
11%
23 Ma
23%
500
98
270
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
29
38 Ma
38
38
3 7 Ma
37 Ma
163/a
*16
163/b
163/a
16 Ma
16 Ma
16%
1,000
173/s
173/a
17 Ma
173/a
17%
4,700
10 Ma
4,000
*38
No par
I6
16%
*16
17 Mb
17%
17
Mi
10 Ma
17%
10%
17 Mi
10 Ma
10 Ma
10%
10 Mi
11%
200
283/4
28%
1,500
36 Ma
37 Ma
10 Ma
37%
37%
37%
3734
100
63 Mi
63 Ma
63
63 Ml
62%
63
623/4
63 Ma
62%
63%
6,000
5
i2%
13Ma
12%
13
12%
13
13
13
12%
13
7,400
No par
.*80 Mi
*80 Mi
81
*80 Mi
81
81
80 Mi
80 Mi
10
10
28%
28%
28 Mb
29 Mi
29%
3,100
32
32Mt
32 Va
32 Ma
32%
9,600
79 Va
80 Ma
80
80
793/4
79%
24%
*24
243/4
Mi
24 Ma
24 Ma
2i%
24M2
700
27
*26 Ma
26%
263/4
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
3.500
26
25%
26
25%
26 Ma
26
26%
14,500
263/4
6,400
com
preferred
Public
Serv
Co
of Indiana
Colo
No par
27 m4 Jan
20
27% Feb
24
*24
—25
No par-
Gas com
$1.40 div preference com
*26 V2
257/s
25%
No par
81
26M8
26M2
28 Ma
25%
26 Ma
.2
Pure
2
109% Mar
108 Ma
*107 Ma
preferred
No par
common
Quaker
preferred
—100
_
Oats Co
(The) com
6% preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
923/4
*104
28%
2 6 Ma
93%
*80 Mi
28%
32%
32%
793/4
80
24 Mi
24
26 Ma
*93
93 Ma
39%
40
40 Mi
40
50%
50%
50%
*107 Va
108
27%
*136Mi
*22 Ma
22%
22 Ma
22%
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred—_A
No par
27M4
138
27%
138
32%
26%
s
Q4
*104 Mi
52
108
287/a
26%
106
8
27%
*37
28 Ma
*104%
10
138
38
106
100
.
*37
Mi
37%
33
26%
*37
32%
*79
26 Ma
110
81
94
*94
106
200
95
106
106
200
40%
40 Mi
40
Ma
2,400
52 Mi
523,4
52
52%
8,100
107%
107%
40%
*107 Ma
108
27%
138 Ma
100
22/a
22,8
22 Ma
22 Ma
3,200
27Mi
139
27%
137%
27M4
138
10
29% Jan
8
24M4
25M4
247/a
25M4
243/8
25
24%
25 Ms
24 7/a
25
18
79
Jan
2
70Vi
70Ma
70Ma
70Va
70%
71
71
72 V4
71%
15
71 Mi
4Mb Jan
6
35/a Jan
RKO Pictures Corp
1
3 Ma
3Ma
3 Ma
2
3 V*
3Ma
4Mi Apr
1
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3Mi%
1
4
4
3%
4
3%
92
92
*91Mi
93
*91 Mi
39Mi
*38Ma
39Mi
*38Ma
39Mi
86
Feb
26
93
May 26
47% Mar 25
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
100
No par
*38Ma
2,500
27%
*137 Mi
22%
27V4
Jun
38MaJuly 22
100
22 Va
*138
3 Ma Jun
48
700
No par
64% Jan
97% July 18
2,800
28%
38%
9
5
10
2,600
2,000
*113/8
*38
10%
48%
7%
11 Ma
1
10 Mi
18
49
*113/8
5
*37
223/4
*147 Ma
47% Jun
2
90
Mi
86 Ma
90
165
40M4
5lMi
88% Jan
1,400
1,100
*105
23%
86
140
10,600
13%
34%
96 Ma
164
40
x50%
*107 Ms
40% Mar
56%
*158
No par
22
13%
56
*160
Pullman Inc
For footnotes see
page
57
300
.
165
20
Aug 29
95
27
97
164
43% Jan
11
13%
*93%
*26
*93%
*158
30
4MiJan
13%
95
26 Ma
97
*160
38% Jun
68
473/4
200
*12
47
4 7 Ma
7,700
*105
47%
47%
54 Mi
96 Ma
56 Ma
21
47%
233/4
54 Ma
*95%
34%
1
11
22Ma Jun
1
50
543/a
26 Ma
Ma
*105
92Ma
8
21
6,300
17,100
82
96%
*93%
M
35
96
11%
32%
82
*93%
j.
13%
34 Mi
105V2
9
*12
11 Mi
32 Mi
533/4
56%
*953/4
92 M2
4% Oct
97
35%
105Ma
81M2 Dec
27
56 Ma
11%
32%
82
*953/8
95
25%
96 Mi
100
18
*93%
*933/i
35 Mi
100
3 Ma Jun
11%
32%
*80 Ma
96 Mi
cum
29% Nov 25
%
32%
82 Ma
35 Mi
preferred
9
11
32 V4
*81
96M2
4.70%
2
105 Ma
*35
4.08%
14
*105
*95M4
6
Jan
95
57M2
0
3 Mi Nov
*101 Ma
105 Ma
86 Ma
of
9
102 Ma
lOoMa
25%
preferred
2
*101 Ma
97
4.90%
2
105 Ma
*24
5
30% Mar
102 Ma
105 Va
*101
91%
102 Ma
*93%
26% Aug
25% Jan
92
95 Ma
25
146% Feb
*89
97
100
17
102 Ma
105 Ma.
*105 M4
25%
preferred
26
620
30%
22%
*93%
preferred
25% Jun
12,600
20.300
30Ma
*24
4.32%
22Mi July 28
800
97
96
3Ma%
131 Mi Jun
5001
''
28%
53 Ma
2
5
17%
97
96
5
4
*17%.
33%
53 Mi
Jan
18
20%
29
95 Ma
83% Feb
Jun
100
20 Ma
96 Ma
Jan
35 Mi Jan
31.300
103 Ma
33
53%
26
27% Feb
14 Ma
403/4
14%
*39 Mi
*102
300
97 Ma
109 Ma Jan
148
400
1,300
38 Ma
38 Ma
Mi
34
Ma
1
133
97
90
com
31 Ma
133
33%
95
10
143/a
403/4
103 Ma
17%
*86
Co
conv
14 Ma
*102
173/4
*87%
Co
40
17 Ma
24 Ma
Power
1,900
31%
133
203/4
90
B
22,800
45%
31 Ma
*20%
8 6 Ma
common
21%
45%
20%
24 Ma
prior pfd
21 Mi
*20 Mi
533/8
100
21%
45
20%
*87%
preferred
300
106%
4,000
*39 Mi
*85 Va
Serv
5%
14%
96 Ma
1
29
*105
33%
131 Ma
40
53%
25
34%
*28 Mi
500
33 Mi
31%
103 Ma
800
36%
33%
*38%
24%
Public
'4
14
28%
16 Mi
45
40
40
34 Ma
1063/4
16 Mi
*36
21%
Mi
131 Ma
*102
16 Mi
Mi
4
Jun
*27 Mi
*105
31
131
39
18
103
303/4
133
39
Jun
Apr 28
34%
Ma
86 Ma
5
(The)
28
1063/4
89
82 Ma Jan
Oil
30%
133
37 Ma
101% Jun
23
16 Mi
34 Ma
*27
*105
*85
Publicker Industries Inc
102
34 Mi
28%
106%
*105
*95Ma
preferred series A„50
&
400
6%
*93%
—.100
Gamble
El
36
5 Ma
*87%
20
Serv
5,000
6 Ma
No par
15% Jan
Pub
*35
8,000
5
53 V4
Co( com__No par
4Ma%
cum
7%
5
5
11 Ma
2
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
$4.75
*7%
36 Ma,
7 Mi
6M8
5%
82
No par
preferred
class
conv
5,900
*35 Ma
32 Ma
& Chi Ry com__100
Electric
&
100
33%
27
36
No par
(The)
conv
27 Mi
29 Ma
32%
11%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
5MaYc
26%
*28%
33%
(conv)
series
Co
27 Mi
29 Va
32
No par
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Col
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
5% preferred class A
Pittston
180
32%
preferred
guaranteed
1st
4,900
96
*28 Mi
82
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
5Ma%
70
96
33 Mi
32Ma
Consolidation Coal Co:
7%
1,400
70
29 Ma
100
common—
& Client
preferred
Pitts Ft Wayne
48
70
7%
83
common—5
L RR
convertible
$4.80
7
200
*47
Ma
31
5
Procter
4
27%
*28 Mi
33 Mi
7 Va
83
No par
7
36 Ma Feb
27 Mi
28 Ma
32%
35 Ma
*40
.100
15
Mar 11
27%
28 Ma
33 Mi
7 Ma
100
com
68 Mi Jan
33
26%
29M»
32%
7 Ma
8%
97
69%
*96
34%
7%
21
110
15
72
5
22
92
C
69%
97
*28V2
*102
No par
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc —i
C
69 Va
*96
77/3
27Ma
Nov
691/4 Jan
17
138 Ma Jan
26% Jun 1
19 Ma Mar 23
7%
27Ma
43% Jan
39 % Mar 20
66 Ma Oct
8
69%
96
*8%
48
45
prefered
29
62% May
11% Oct
Jun
69%
96
48
100
series
17% Jan
10
4
70
96
48
21 Ma
Pond Creek Pocahontas
18
69
96
473/4
45
Phoenix Hosiery
Pitts
48
44 Ma
preferred
2
18% Dec
10,400
48
44
A
Ltd
3
13% Jan
29,800
9%
4a
3
series
46 Ma Feb
7
5
9 Ma
44
Coal & Iron
34% Apr
16
4%
9%
44
100
2
Jun
9y4 Oct
80
14
4
9M2
33%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
14% Jan
16
July 30
8%
4%
9%
33 Ma
5
com
10
26% Jun
55 '/4 Feb
y2 Oct 24
Dec
Fib"14
27
31 Ma Jan
94
28% Oct
Apr
22% July 28
8%
5
9%
333/a
common
preferred
Mills
8%
14,600
4%
21 Mi
preferred
Pillsbury
*8 Ma
120
1,900
9%
21 Ma
'
2
8%
920
Mi
5
100
5%
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
14
Jan
22% Mar 27
85
37% Jan
37% Jan
101
6
Ma
38
33%
1
May 18
37
Mi
33 Ma
100
Phillips Jones Corp
5
29
38
6
2 1Mb
preferred
3.90%
69 Ma Mar 25
4
4%
37%
*8
6 Ma
38 Ma
33%
12.50
Philip Morris & Co
23
98 Ma Jan
6
6 Ma
37%
6
21%
common—No par
Phila & Reading
12
6 Ma
Mi
38 V4
21 Va
100
46% Jan
6 Mi
Ma
37 Ma
2,400
100
8
135
35
preferred
Dec
*133 Ma
9 Ma
28 Ma
preferred
Corp
134 Mi
4%
106%
4.4%
3%%
133 v2
6
5
28
4.3%
Philco
115%
33 Ma
3.8%
5
133 Mi
9%
*105
2
8
114%
133 Mi
4%
No par
preference
14
134 Ma
9Ma
48
1
5
52
13
9% Dec
Co
87 Ma Jan
1,200
*133 Ma
5,200
26
18% Jan
8%
17%
36 Ma Jan
263/4
13%
Feb
28
8%
29 Va
80
3,700
2ti%
13%
Jan
Apr
38%
17Ma
10% July 28
28% July 22
59%
26%
115%
13%
Jan
8
58%
26%
114%
34%
99
12
11,200
t>J Va'.:
26 Ma
114%
34 Ma
108
12
58 Va
26 Mi
114%
34 Mi
111
Apr
58 Mi
58%
114%
5,000
10
20% Feb
57%
150
1.600
71
24
36% Nov
26%
V
13 Ma
\4
90
38%.
13%
Jun
2
38 Ma
Ma.
133/a
86
3
38
13 Ma
96 % Jun
83 M2 Jan
27%
37%
12%
24
26% Jan
37%
28%
4.68 %
38 Ma
12%
Jun
6
38
48
70%
20% Jun
105 Ma July
27%
57%
'•
6 Mi
1
$1 conv
48
27 M4
36 Mi
Phelps-Dodge Corp
25 Ma Mar 17
48
2 7 Mi
M2
71
99
103% July 31
6
100
common
Electric
48
27>%
36
6
4
134 Ma
5
Pliila
47
27 Mi
70 3/4
Co
(Chas) & Co Inc com^_
2nd preferred (conv)
4%
5
47 Va
26%
38
70%
Oct
108% Mar
*133
Pfieffer Brewing
19
59
47 Mi
114 Ma
58 Va
115
Pfizer
2
43 Mi Feb
32% Jan
Ma
40
16%
May 15
112
17
15% Jan
108 M* Jan
*57
20
700
40%
35 Va
99% Jun
2"
*103 y2 Jan
31
33% Dec
2
2
41 Ma Dec
*40
59
70%
4 Ma %
preferred
Petroleum Corp of American
5
41
*57 Ma
16%
33 Mac
30
19% Mar 25
*40
58
9%
35 Ma
5
27
33% Jan
41
9%
16%
10
Jan
2
14%
81
10
.50
Jan
July 28
*26 Ma
14%
81
Ma
No par
43
6
26%
*9
35%
,
Light Co
105
21 Ma Mar
Mi
37%
14 Mi
82 Ma
*81
70%
7
6
23
47
I 26%
M2
70 Ma
Corp—
21
16% Jan
26
117% Jan
17
103% Jan
July
Apr
19% Apr
48
40 Ma
*57 Va
40 Ma
58
14
10
*16%
100
100
*57 Ma
14
82
*35 Mi
100
7
58
13%
*81
10
10
70%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
22
2
22
13%
82 Ma
35 Mi
Pennsylvania RR
Power &
13 Ma
*81
70V2
10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
105% Apr
23% Jan
Jan
Cement
Penn
13%
82 Ma
35 Mi
Corp
15% May 21
2
8.200
13Ma
*81
No par
No par
Coke
47 Ma Mar 11
44% Jan
4,900
16 Ma
148% Mar 16
18
76%
16Ma
15
88% Nov
76
5
23
Apr
10% Jan
77 Mi
5
July 22
30
3,200
25
34
11% Dec
44
No par
129
6
20
43 Ma
1
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
43 Mi
76
1
Penua Glass Sand
Corp com
5% preferred
5
42%
75 Mi
*57%
52 M« Jan
5
32 Mi May 27
Feb
19% Oct
3
42%
75
1
Co
&
400
84
421/8
75'/2
114%
Enterprises
*82
42%
75
100
common
84
42 Ma
75'/a
26 V2
2.50
*82
42'%
75
38
100
Mi
42'%
26%
9
8% Feb
101
(J C)
23% Jan
40% Jun
8
4
33
par
&
35% Mar 18
19% Jun
29% Dec
Feb
107 Ma Feb
30% Jun
33
37%
prior preferred—
Penn-Dlxie
33 Mi
84
No par
Penlck & Ford
23
2,800
33
*82
26 Ma
Airways Inc
Peabody Coal Co
Jan
conv
33 Mi
84
*47'Mi
Corp
18
5%
*33
*82
10
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee
Transportation
81% May
2
63% Oct 30
9,100
33%
84
*82
25
Paramount Pictures Corp
l
Park & Tillord Distillers
Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
;
No par
33
12%
42%
No par
Panhandle
Apr
2
30% Mar 27
12 Mi
42%
*57Ma
10
16
12Ma
42%
40 Ma
Pan-American Petrol &
Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
4% preferred
100
2
12 Ma
42 Ma
No par
Pan Amer World
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
1
12 Ma
42 Mi
39%
Pacific Western Oil
Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
Packard Motor Car
No
8
121%
42%
39%
Corp
47% Mar 31
9% July 17
33
28
100% Jun
2
6% Nov
20
8% Apv 16
4% July 28
2
Apr
22%^eb
8% Jan
83% Dec
9
Jan
Jan
15
12%
42%
9%
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Shares
121/4
42
No par
Corp.—
the Week
Aug. 7
*33
10
Pacific Mills
Mar 17
119% Mar 10
142% Jan 22
Lighting
Friday
Aug. 6
»/4
9%
Electric
Sales far
Thursday
42
9%
common
PRICES
33'/4
5
noncum
&
30
16
Jun
100
13
SALE
Aug: 5
33 v4
No par
Inc
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug 4
42%
5
Corp
Pacific Gas
Pacific
25
12
S3% Jan
20
12%
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 3
12.50
2nd preferred noncum
Pacific Finance
Mar 17
129% Jun
6
Co
1st preferred
61% Mar 13
10
Fisheries
Pacific Coast
2
111% Jun
7
4% Apr
24% Jun
Co—
Pabco Products Inc com
4% cum conv preferred
3
10 Ms Fab
32% Jun
Glass
Pacific Amer
73% Mar 26
16
60
Apr
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
5
Mar
No par
Owens-Illinois
15% Jan 20
88
Mar 10
48
Monday
Pflf
Outlet Co
Mar 12
10% Oct 30
Jun
STOCK
Omnibus Corp (The) common
5
Otis Elevator
No par
Outboard Marine & Mfg
2.50
45% Mar 25
Dec
83
Feb
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
30
19
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
1
41% Dec
2
Feb
Lowest
13% Aug 28
12
Feb
Eanre Since Jan.
3M4
3%
4
4
3%
3%
93
*91 Mi
92
*91 Vi
92
*38 Ma
39 Mi
*38Mi
39 Mi
3Ma
37/a
4
3%
231200
2.000
65,700
7,500
20
1
19
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
20
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
(496)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
24 % May
15
22
28 % Apr
23
33% Jan
36 Va May
12
41% Feb
4
34 'A Dec
4l % Dec
9
30% Jan
15
35 'A Dec
11 VA Feb
11
13'A Jan
8
6 Va Dec
1
17% Jun
7
5% Jun
22% Mar 23
9
7% Jan
7
5
6
21% July 27
15
13'A Jun
10
July
8
Mar
36
6
26
10
Jan
12 % Jan
17% Jun
22
4
30
14% Mar 18
32% July 13
19
25
15
10Va July 14
20
13% Oct
34% Jan
30
Feb
18% Jail
July 20
31
1
—25
Raytheon Mlg Co
5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred——50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
_50c
16
15% Jan
8% Oct
28
23
58
14% Jan
29
54% Apr
26
Jail
29
10 'A July
3
10Va July
62 % Sep
$1.25 div prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp—.
No par
Reliance Mlg Co common—
—5
Conv pfd 3%% series
100
26
62% Jun
19
1
15^ Jun
17% Oct
16
2i 'A Jail
2
19
98'A Dec
16
9
Jun
1
87
19% Feb
23
Nov
24
18% July 28
23% May 25
19
19% Jan
12
27
5 Vu Jan
11
3 Va Jail
28
10% Mar 29
10%'-Jan
5
11% Jun
44% Feb'
9
52% Mar 17
24%
3
13% Jan
19
Mar 18
4% May 18
3V4 Nov
10
9% Jun
6
37% Oct
16
4
108% Jun
24
115
Jan
3
108 Va Jun
10
115% Mar 17
28 Va Juil
16
35
Dec
12
31'A Apr
7
38% May 29
31
7'/a Dec
6% Jan
31
6Va Oct
21
2
6% Apr
22
30
Jun
16
56
Jan
16
1
158% Jun
22
198
Feb
3
2
6% Jun
9
43 'A Dec
23
Oct
Feb
10'/a Jan
Oct
22
242
32 Va Jan
5
Jan
3
101 y4 Jan
13
5% Feb
45
9% Mar 20
48% Aug
2
40 Va Jan
8
Oct
28
53 % Jan
27
92 VA Apr
2
40% Jan
25
80'A Jun
5
Dec
30
99 Vu Jun
5
47
107
Jail
Nov
14
33
Pet)
27
Jan
5
107
65
Jan
<£0
% Jan
23
6% Apr
5
13
8 % Mar
32 % Jun
30
44 % Mar
101
2
19 % Dec
4
17 % Jun
10
21 % Mar
3
16% Muy
14% July
27 %
1
Mar
3
Nov
25
23
40% Feb
Jan
22
115
Apr
5
3
23
92
Jun.
24
2
134% Aug
Apr
Jun
29
7
Jun
80
10% Jan
22% Jan
13
Ronson
16% July 13
30
Royal
55
July 21
13% Aug
6
01% Apr
7
23
38 % Aug
9% Dec
29
18% Feb
29
24% Jan
35% Jun
15
19% Oct
3
64
Jan
2
65 % July
15
10%
Apr
17
17% July
18
29% Feb
29
35Va Nov
26
32% Jun
Oct
9
99% Feb
21
81
107'/a Nov
26
103
6
32
100
18
Rohm
Feb
92 %
12
26
1.100
36%
37%
33
33%
'37
33%
*36%
.
13%
13%
13'/a
200
37 %
33%
37%
34'A
200
21
900
*20%
21
21
7,300
34
37%
*33
14
18%
18%
18%
100
14
13%
13 %
1,600
6%
1.000
6%
6%
6
*5%
6
*5%
6
*27%
29
27%
29
*27%
10%
10%
10%
11
lu%
58
58
58
60
43 % Jan
11
60
11
400
*58
10%
*58
29
*27%
29
60
10
% %
con v
7
9
24 % Feb
6
19
Jail
4
97
May 29
92
Jan
Oct
16% Jan
Mar
Dec
24
11
177/a Jun
8
Nov
17
18% Jan
2
12'% Jun
St
29
33 y4 Jail
2
23% Jun
23
6
Dec
10
54
Jan
10
94
Apr
21
85'Va Jun
1
102% Oct
23
105% Jun
30
98
Jun
18
29 y. Oct
30
35% Jan
30
28% Jun
26
6
6
Feb
25
31% Jan
59
30
12
105,
2
86% Feb
85
Feb
13
89% Apr
29
81% Juil
30
103
Oct
20
ilO'/iJan
30
98
Jun
19
16% Oct
3
15'/a Jun
10
17% Jan
29
9
97
6
104% Jan
13
14 V* Jan
2
102% Jan
8
107
75% Jan
4
86
May
May
68 % Jun
May 21
Feb '
110,
79% Jan
15
3
29
Jun
100
19
101
4
Aug
Oct,
15
103% Apr
12% Feb
13
16% Sep
29
62% Dec
56'/a Apr
23% Dec
15
18% Jan
14'% Jan
29
25
13% Dec
29
82% Nov
26
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
49
Jan
48
10
Sep
32% Mar
Jan
Slieller
6
Mfg
43 % Mar 20
Simonds
9
43% Mar 20
Sinclair
86% July 17
Skell.v
4
42
July 15
37
27
17% Mar 12
8% July 22
Aug
Jan
17% Feb
58% Mar
70% Feb
19% Aug 27
22% Apr
3
32% Oct
40% Jan
25
21% Jan
14
7
5
5
27
(A
Smith
16% July 28
121
Jup
18
21% Mar 20
140% Mar 13
9
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
15
45% Jan
17
52
23
48
May 29
53
Jan
14
43 %
g
427/a Jan
16
14
38% Nov
20
33% July
33% Jun
July 16
Solar
27
Mar 26
South
May
53 % Feb
1
5
5%
13% Jun
10
16% Feb
2
16
22% Jun
11
27 % Feb
24
South
23.
Juil
5
33% Feb
10
38% Oct
16
47%
Dpc 23
42% Jun
9
49% Mar 18
43% Jun
37% Jun
23 'A
23%
44 'A
88
87
87
14%
*13%
59 '/a
59
x58%
23
23%
10'/«
9'A
9 %
9 %
63
May 21
Southern
5%
&
Natural Gas
Pacific
South'n
Co
Ohio
stk
7% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
17
12% Jan
6% Jan
29
9% Jan
17
.
103% Jun
Dec
9
19
57% Jan
18
105
Apr
16
56% Aug
3
(A G)
Feb
18
52% Jan
19
59% May 14
Spencer
4.50%
Chemical
2
98 % Feb
2
100% Mar 16
4.60%
14% Jun
17
17% July 18
26% Jan
7
31% May
l
7% Nov 16
83% Nov 18
45% Pec
12
Jun
13
25% Feb
34% Dec
8
3
22% Jan
2
28% Dec
11
80% Jan
2
92% Apr
3
39% July 29
6% July 29
61% Jun
24
10
July 29
26% Jun
80% May
2
18% Oct
28
14
3
18% Nov
26
16% Jun
10
5
July 14
9
19% Jan
5
49 % Mar 20
9% Mar 19
67 % Mar 23
'
75
75
75
50
43%
44
43%
44
5,000
23%
1,200
44
23'A
VA
100
*
14
13 Va
31% Jan
6
29% Mar 18
91
Feb
17% Jan
11
6
20% Mar 18
Square
13% I
59'A
-
58%
58%
,59 Va
23%
23 %
23%
23%
*23%
9%
10 Va
10%
10 %
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10 Va
1,000
9%
10 Va
18,300
'
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
24
72
72
73 %
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73%
10
40%
40%
40%
41 Va
41
41%
4,700
40%
40 V8
40%
9%
40%
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*40
40%
3.400
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*
9 Va
9'A
9%
25%
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25
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9
200
75%
19,200
16
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1,900
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3,600
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83
83'A
83
83 'A
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42
42
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11
11
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25
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44 %
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45 %
45
45 %
20,200
44%
45%
44%
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46
46%
46
46%
46%
17,900
46%
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46
46%
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39 'A
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1
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1
No par
common
6
14%
1
6
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.
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6 '/a
6%
106
56%
15
6
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15
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5%
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15
5%
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106
56%
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100
15
5%
6
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55%
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15
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6
106
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55%
56 %
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14%
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14'A
14%
14%
14%
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40%
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40%
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41%
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40%
7
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40%
62%
62%
5
24%
25
7%
.
80
14 Va
1,600
42%
3,800
7
7
7%
7%
7%
7%
62%
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63 %
62 %
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24%
24 7a
24 %
24%
25 Va
25%
25 5 8
25
100
2,200
42
62%
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14%
63
7%
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10
1,200
58
99%
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(stamped)-No par
55%
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1
1
2
5%
6%
1,500
106
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58
99
99
15
58
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100
78%
100
50
100
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D
87%'
15
(The)
pfd
90
101
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88
24%
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
23%
23%
101
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87
87
*23'A
*100
14
28%
1,200
16%
99%
*73%
14%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Conv
16%
*95%
16
'99 Va
*95%
25
cony 2nd preferred
Sperry Corp
102
*100
102
16
99 %
.7.50
preferred
44
40
14%
& Bros Inc
May 16
84 VA
No par
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
Jan
1,400
*40%
Elec__No par
Sparks Withinglon Co
6
16
&
29 %
31%
1
common—No par
preferred
—50
9
23
77% Jan
40
29 "2
*83 %
84
*100
50
89
100 VA
73
9'A
25
Co
(Del)
5 % July
11% Oct
Mar 30
63'A
*87'A
*100
13%
Railway
non-cum
9,800
100'A
31
5
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Indiana
40%
16VA
63%
63%
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87%
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40%
40%
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40%
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73
40%
4,400
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10
10
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23 %
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14
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12%
23
23
10
43%
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13%
24%
74
74
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16
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23%
100
13%
24%
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102
16
100
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com.4.50
Edison
5% Jui?
73
43%
44%
25
Spalding
29
naee
600
29 'A
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16
101
87
50
15% May 25
Dec
see
49% May 20
40
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—
6
76
footnotes
9
18
G
Mobile
18
For
&
9
Jan
10% Jan
E
(The)
Co
Southern
12% Jan
,
74'/a
1
Southern
19
26
100
24%
28%
102
16
99 Va
23 %
pfd—100
Platinum.
&
39% Mar 16
23
73
93
24 %
85
74%
15
Co
Gold
9
Dec
10% Jan
93
24 %
28 Va
*83
*95Va
44%
34
28
29 Va
74%
*100
—No par
8%
Dec
49
93%
f»
63%
85
99%
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
30
103
21%
87 Va
TOO
16%
62%
13 Va
100 Va
*73%
common—20
Inc
2
13
26
9
21'/8
-
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*95%
__:
preferred
Southern California
Jan
2
16
85
101
16
%
20
9.800
21%
24%
'
*100
*83
*83
*100%
10
40
10
23
176
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24%
87%
28%
28%
28%
16
Corp
preferred
22
Feb
*136
21
21'/a
100 Va
*86
100'/a
101
101
issued"
Carolina
Nov
38 y4 Apr
87%
62 Va
62 Va
62%
62
*85%
1
American Corp 4%
Ainer
12% Jan
99% Jan
1,900
175
.24%
preferred
21% Apr
103% July
24 'A
3.500
71
136
93%
*93
24%
30
276
29%
71 %
'12%
25
Aircraft
Solvay
South
7 % Feb
8% Jan
21
93
*24 Va
2.500
71
13
•
400
17%
*270
30'/a
24%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
18
Feb
20%
21'A
92 "2
93%
290
4,900
37
276
71%
12%
1
5% Jun
,
17%
13
5
12
4
36 '/ts
24
37% Jan
6
11.000
86%
13%
18% Jun
217/b Mar
38%
33 %
114 %
13%
No par
preferred
4.20%
800
*41%
Steel—
(Alexander)
3%%
900
"
86%
24%
23
6% Dec
28
21
21%
21
10
4
25
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114%
30
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16%
58
86 %
12%
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"when
New
Smith
8
&
Saw
16%
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268
71'A-
*136
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Oil
2,600
114%
86
30
*260
*92%
Jun
16% July 15
7
Aug
*112%
38%
38
114 %
*113
600
7 %
7%
■
113%
85%
85%
86%
114
*136
32% Jun
4% Feb
Oct
86
38
37 %
37%
37%
86 %
175
100
—100
Smith & Corona Typewriters.No par
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
16
5
37%
14%
14'/a
14
14
24
Corp
Co
24
July 22
6
13%
13%
13%
Corp of America
19
16% Nov
16%
58
13 'A
;
.
Sheraton
71Ap*
July 23
Apr
16%
53
24%
Co
Simmons
35% Jun
51
May
16%
57 '/a
276
No par
Pen
5
38?% Jun
26
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20
16% Mar
34
42
34
16%
57%
16%
17% Jail'
13% July 22
66'% Mar 22
38
1
14'A
800
58
17
57%
a
57 Va
15%
18
69
*16 7
7%
75%
80% Apr
16
7%
8
17 %
57'/a
16'/a
20
60% Dec
95
76'A
July 16
Dec
135
*92%
16
10
Sep
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95
7%
75%
Oil
Jun
143
135
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7%
16%
20
2
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95
7%:
76%
15
7
134%
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77»
16
Nov
16% May
133
95
*93
95
76
11% Oct
124% May
132 %
132
131%
76%
63% Nov
15
1.200
75%
30
7
38'/4Juty24
3
39%
Corp
15
23
102% Jan
39 Va
Shell
41% Aug
6
1,400
39
3
10
Ig
19
39
25
Jun
38% Oct
19
33 VA
25
9
17'/a Dec 23
*38% Nov
18%
39
9
76% Aug
July
*34
18%
39 '/a
25
24
'Dec
34'A
18%
39 Va
1
62% Apr
15
33%
18%
39
(Frank Gi——_No par
15
32
17'/a
33 'A
18'/a
(W
Mar
2
17 '/a
33 '/a
18 %
Shealfer
9
20
2
34%
17
33 '/a
Shaft,nek
Jun
24% Jan
May 27
34
1,700
17%
Sharon SI eel Corp
8
29
10% Jan
*17
18%
*136
_l
300
2,800
17%
16 Va
*265
.1
2,500
7
33
175
No par
V2
7
.
17%
6
30
10% Sep
29% Jail
6%
.
18
11% Mar 25
42% Jan
13% July
24%
26% Feb
16
28
23% July 31
87
57 'A
24
43% Mar 16
Oct
*8 y4 Feb
27
56%
24 V2
13%
Gas
&
900
57
6%
1
38% Mar 31
5
60
27
126%
*24
Shamrock Oil
Dec
104
27
24 Va
common
200
88%
*87%
-103
56 Va
■
6%
270
5
1
63
*57
88%
104
26%
'
24 %
6%
63
*57
42% May 20
43
65 ya Feb
Inc
11,900
24
36% Apr
20
31% Feb
56%
6%
6%
.
48%
*13'/a
.
$4.50 preferred
14
-
48%
24
Refrigerator Co
Servel
26
7
500
48%
*87%
26 %
*24
24 %
*24
24%
56%
56%
56 Va
57
26'/a
26%
26%
26%
6%
*103
103
210
No par
Co
14% Feb
Apr
102%
63
87%
87%
*102%
103%
87%
103*4
278
No par
Seiberling Rubber Co
80
87%
435
178
*6%
71%
5
&
Seeger
18
*57
63
*57
63
88%
52
178
19,200
48 Vb
48
47%
48
47%
11%
50
6%
1.40
Oil Co of Deh
12% Mar 12
Jun
6%
6%
7
177
*11
6%
6%
6%
52%
50%
172
174%
*172
175
173
50 %
50 Va
51
50 %
50%
6%
2914
preferred-No par
fund
26% Mar 27
9'/a July 28
6.100
6%
71
40
10
71
52%
37
36%
6 Va
24
13%
Co——
9% July 23
22% Jun
31
Mar 13
9% Oct 27
7% Feb
sink
$5.75
3
6.603
x36%
6 %
29%
Finance Co common...
Seaboard
60% Feb
3,203
6%
37%
6%
70 '/2
common
17% Mar 24
17
36%
6%
37%
6 %
29 %
preterred
Seaboard
July 28
36%
6 %
38%
15c
88% July 31
75% May 19
13% Jun 15
60 % Feb
New
45% July 31
25
Mar 11
421/4 July 28
22
1
24 % Dec
12
1,300
37%
112%
Air Line RR Co—
Seabd
19% Jan
113%
18
Paper Co common
$3.40
113 %
70'%
No par
—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mlg Co common
25
3.65% preferred —;
100
4.30%
conv
preferred
100
Scranton Eiec/Co (The) com—
5
4.40%
preferred
100
3.35% preferred
100
Scott
63% Aug,
91% Jan
1
87% Oct
113%
113
113
113%
*112
30
Corp
Sobering
113'%
37%
—5
loo
10
5
!
series A
Electric
Savage Arms Corp..
Schenley Industries Inc
Mar 23
17
49%
*86
100
Paper Co common-.
pld 4.40%
Sangamo
6
Jan
28
16
11% Jun
13
50 %
14
100
preferred
noncum
Regis
1st
7
Jan
15 % Mar
10
23 % Oct
49% Mav
5%
23% Mar 25
27
Ry Co
Louis Southwestern
6
95% Apr
22% Jun
31
Feb
11%
49%
70%
155
150
11%
2..%
May 26
5
11'/a
49%
*17%
St
Dec
11%
49%
17 %
5
175
11%
49%
17%
Jan
1,200
11%
49%
36%
312
265
3,503
11%
50
17%
16
3
15,700
3%
36%
Jun
30
23%
3%
36%
2
Dec
23%
3%
*17%
77% Feb
Dec
23 %
3%.
17%
33:% Jan
75
23%
4
36%
6
312
23%
*3%
17%
10
8
22%
4
36 %
68% Jun
27
22%
*3%
36%
27% Apr
Feb
4.700
22%
4%
36%
Dec~23
*60% Feb
19%
37%
31%
30
19%
112%
17
*
19%
112%
22% Apr
87
19 %
16%
St.
6,100
16%
*86
87
19%
100
terred
p re
15%
16%
16
*86
19 Va
56
5
*86
19%
"33
10
———
16
87
15%
10
87
18%
22%
131
1
Slpics conilium'—;
4
17% July 17
16
*86
48 %
—5
preferred
4%
5
Apr
16
1/4
Joseph Lend Co
10
St Joseph Light & Pow new.No par
St 1, San F ky Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
62
30 Va
*13%
171%
No par
(Jacob)
6
24
16% Jun 29
L
a
The;
(
Feb
100
30 %
*18 %
Works Inc—„1
Melul
Co
Safoviii.y
6
114% Aug
'
Ai l
Ruppert
in
M tr
common
54
66
30
18%
33
No par
20
El .Corp
Co
Typewriter
Huberoid
17% Mar 23
Jun
<fc
Haas
&
10
28
30
21
4
preferred series A__—100
4%
23
63
30
18%
56-™
247#
1
35% Oct
77
30%
30
21
*6%
47%
99% Sep
28
17,400
18%
49%
168
Corp
Gas
Rochester
40
155
Nov
33
11 Va
19%
*8%
*28%
103
i(j
May
68
10%
21%
*26%
1
33% Jan
75
11%
*18%
19%
Robertshaw-Fulloii Controls
9
2
13
11'/a
87
21%
4
11 %
49%
112%
37%
6'/s
1
No par
kilter Company
—No par'
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
;—
Ltobbins
Mills Inc common
__20
4.50%
preferred series A
—DO
Oil
Richfield
5
23
x88
11'A
*20%
6
*58
Mauiihietciriiig Co
Riieem
29% Mar 18
9
29% Jan
150
11 Va
13%
*57
*88
*102%
Preferred 3.60% series—
Preferred 4.50% series
48% Jan
205
11%
30%
28%
10%
59%
10
100
100
Common..
23% July 28
10
7% Sep
7
5
17
84
600
11%
37
15%
*86
58% July 21
6% May 13
18% Dec J 6
35% Dec
*99
31%
31%
i
90% Jan
9
Jun
52
9
27% Dec
5
25% July
12
74% July
23% Mar
3
67 '/a Jan
July 29
48
172
110
26%
*31%
*33
6
Remington-Rand
common
50c
$4.50 pieferred
25
Reo Motors Inc—
---i
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common.——50c
$1 convertible preferred
—10
Republic Steel Corp coin
No par
6% conv prior pld series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass—
No par
Rexall Drug Inc—;
——2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co——1
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B——10
2
Jan
97
22'/a Nov
18 Va Jan
-
26'A
31%
*'
90 % Feb
24
26%
31%
18%
,
85
26 'A
21%
-
5
26'A
31 %
37%
*27%
*10%
Shares
1
31%
& Co—
(Robt)
Reis
7% Mar 20
31% Feb
28'A May 12
30'/a July 24
Aug.
Aug. 6
26 Va
33%
13%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
31%
30%
*37
*33
21%
*18%
Sales for
PRICES
Aug. 5
26%
26%
11%
10%
29%
SALE
Wednesday
4
Aug
Aug. 3
26% 26%
31%
31%
Par
Rayonler Inc common
$2 preferred
5
4
25 V4 Feb
36
35% Jan
19
36% Sep
12% Dec
24
9% Sep
10
24% Jun
Dec
37
1
33% Dec
Highest
l.oaesl
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
ANI)
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YOltK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
YearI0S2
10,500
100
3.300
14,600
28 %
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
Inc
com___No par
28%
Brands
83'A
83%
83%
83%
360
83'A
83%
No par
83%
84
2
83 %
84
$3.50 preferred
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3.000
xl5'A
15
1
15%
15 V8
15%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5.300
18%
Standard
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Stand
Gas
&
Elec
Co
com
No par
18%
22.
r
18%
Number 5245
Volume 178
...
(497)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
5
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE*
Highest
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. a
.Aug 4
Sales for
PRICES
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug 5
Shares
Aug. 1
Aug. 6
64'A July 23
49% Jun
10
59% Jan
5
Standard
Oil
of
California—No par
53%
54%
53%
x53'A
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
92
Mar 15
69% Jun
16
81% Jan
2
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
25
73%
74%
74
74%
74%
74%
x72%
73%
73
73%
85
Jan
25
68
Apr
24
78% Jan
5
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
15
74%
75'A
74'A
74%
x72%
73%
73%
74
73%
74
29,500
35% Oct 23
47% Jan
22
32% Jun
10
38% Jan
5
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
10
35%
36'A
36
36'A
36
36%
35 %
36%
' 35%
36
6,200
Jan
10
100'/2 Sep
18
94
11
; 100% Jan
12
11% Oct
30
15% Jan
5
11'A July 13
13% Mar 26
'22% Feb 27
27% Nov
10
21% July 28
27
36% May
2
45
1?0V
28
40% F*b
13% Mar 24
17
32'A Oct
22:
43% Jan
31
32% Jun
Dec
23
98
Apr
30
87
32% Oct
29
44% Jan
8
50'/a Jan
3
70% Oct
16
Oct 16
72
94
May
91
18 % May
12% May .11
45% Mar 27
17% May 25
Sterchi
•
35% May 21
Sterling
*
94 % Jan
14
3'%%'
5
4
Jun
15% MaMl
1
8
30% Aug
6
10
40% Dec
21
28% July 22
26% Jun
16
35% Jan
Jun
16
35% Dec
31
17
10% Jan
21
Apr
4
101% Jun
27
.79% Jan
3
114% Jan
8
9
Mar 20
70
Jun
110
15
2
24% Apr
24% Jun
16
18
26% Apr
3
1
70% Dec
11
16
11% Jan
18
8
520
May
3
24
Sunbeam
SOn
24% Jan
635
Aug
22% Jan
22% Apr
24
26
102% Jan
2
112% Nov
24
100
Jun
18
5% Oct
23
7% Jan
13
15% Nov
28
4% Mar 11
9% Dec
16
34% May 19
46% Dec
23
50% Oct
60% Jan
16
27% Oct
86
7% Feb
16
9
20
50% Jun
Oct
16
86
Jan
8
47% Mar
10
Jan
2
17
Dec
135
24
32% Jan
46% Nov
23
165
Jan
23
24
•I 38
Mar- 9
17
18% Jan
2
9% Jun
19
12% Mar
14
18% Feb
7
15% Jun
18
17% Jan
15% Feb
7
12% Jun
10
14% Mar 10
•35% Dec
29
43% Feb
14»
Jun
11
42
10% Oct
10
14% Jan
22
9% Jun
8
12% Jan
,8
The
Nov
26
12% Feb
1
7'A Jun
18
9% Jan
14
Thermoid
8
!41
{
-
15
Jun
4
Jan
18
.1% Jan
15
8
9% Jun
16
'•42% May
1
59% Dec
16
91% Jan
9
98% July
40
1
<22% Jun
23
31
July 28
Oct
22
24% July
18
18% Apr
49
3
xl0% Jan
2
40
15
Feb
'
4
5
Jun
16
46% Jan
10
22
16
20% Feb
25
Feb
24
25
17% Dec
9
14% Jun
16
17% Jan
10
112% Dec
15
106% Jun
24
112% Aug
7
3
21% Feb
15
16% Jan
2
20% Jan
30
40% May 19
44% Feb
15
42% Jun
19
47 % Feb
25
8
Jan
15% Jan
105
21% Dec
4
17
Jun
10
24% Jan
10
50
July 29
69 % Jan
39'A
39'A
34'A
33%
16
38%
39'A
38%
34
34
34
34'%
81
*80'%
t
80%
*80%
101%
*100'A
101 %
5%
5%
*14%
14%
13%
13%
13%
800
38%
39%
8,000
34'A
34%
3,500
81
81
81
5%
5%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
700
56%
48'A
16,100
41%
56%
56'A
56%
56%
47
47%
47%
48%
47%
93
93%
47%
47%
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
38 %
38%
38
38'A
37%
38
X37%
40%
128
No par
50c
10% Oct 27
14% Dec
16
13% Jun
2
20tli
Twin
12% Dec
9
11% Jan
15
15
Jun
8
Dec
11
36% Jan
7
45
Jun
8
*9%
50
*91
2%
24
7
9% Mar 20
Twin
31
38
22
Oct
16
15 % Feb
2
11% July 22 '
14% Feb
2
47% Oct
30
50% Feb
4
40
55% Jan
15
13% Jan
conv
10
10%
9%
10
3,300
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
13'A
13%
13'A
13%
13%
1,000
37%
37%
*37%
38 %
38
38
10%
10%
10'%
10%
* i
3
8
15%
10%
3%
3%
10'/a
*2%
400
1,300
8
40'A
40
40
40%
*3
8.
8
8
40
140
3
2,430
3,000
10%
*9%
10%
*9%-
10%
*9%
10%
51%
52
53%
54
54%
54
54%
91
93
91
91%
100
2%
6,200
2%
*91
*91
93
2%
26
2%
26%
2%
2%
4,900
*25
26
1,700
23
26
*25
*2%
23
10,400
25%
23%
X22%
23
23
22%
21%
22
21%
22%
22%
22%
6,600
41%
16%
21%
26
22%
27%
Corp
(copv)
preferred——-—50
prior
15%
1
common
series of 1952
Coach
10 %
21%
26
27%
7,900
9%
13%
41
2%
23%
21%
41'A
12
16'A
*21
100
45
91
50
2
127
44%
*9%
92%
2%
Inc
5
Steel.—No par
*125%
45%
50%
10%
23%
21%
40%
11%
125%
44%
15%
8%
8
41
3
133'A
125'A
44%
10%
*10
10'A
8%,- 8%
i *41
41 %
3%
3%
3,800
129'A
125%
44%
126
*124
13'A
37
*10
39,100
134%
133
3,100
41%
39%
15%
*13%
37
93%
*93
37
15%
13'A
*36%
50
Century Fox Film new
1
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
12% Jan
Jan
7% Dec
10
10
15%
13%
No par
1
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
19% Mar 25
44%
15%
15
5
129
125%
44%
6,600
41'A
41
41%
41%
42
41
41%
3,200
12%
12
12%
12
12
6,100
27%
27%
27%
9,500
12
12
27%
27%
12
23
.
series A
5%
127'A
*123'A
5,700
14%
41%
56%
preferred
Conv
14%
14%
•
Williams
&
5%
41
56%
131
125%
44%
10%
800
14%
41%
130
200
41 %•
40%
*123%
44%
10
20
I
*106%. 101%
X56 %
1
100
1,300
39%
101
*14%
Y
1,000
106%
34%
47%
——
18%
*27%
*105
16%
5%
5%
1,000
*15%
i
16
101
101'A
*5%
5%
14%
5%
..
16%
39%
80
80%
101%
*15%
.
.
*
2,800
28
*18'A
28%
106%
*105
57%
common—,
(J R)i
Preferred
30
7
16
27%
106%
40%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
30
60% Dec
6% Aug
16
18%
18'A
18'A
28
27%
*105
700
I
8%
635
56%
4%
$6
16% Aug 25
8'A July 15
*17%
106'%
800
69%
8
630
40%
•
Co
Tri-Continental
27
47% Aug 25
29
Fair
Transue
-2
Apr
13% Jan
18
27 %
27%
600
20%
69%
8'%
605
600
22,600
24%
20%
69%
8%
8
585
18%
•
*24
6
3,500
76
113%
*40%
.No par
common—_5
preierenee
No par
Transamerlca Corp
Trans World Airlines
29% Mar 19
14% Jun
May
18
18
27%
16%
preferred.;
■
25% Jan
28
585
69%
70%
8
585
570
*105
——,
13% Mar 25
21
18
*69%
8'A
8
,
13%
*40%
■
25 %- Mar
7
22% Nov
70%
69%
555
2,800
18%
20%
13%
No par
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit' Corp.No par
3
11% Jun
3
24'A
*20%
8'A'
1,400
9%
99
76
18%
*24
70%'
30%
*112
113%"
18'A
3,800
15,500
9%
,76
*112
113%
20'A
*14
1
27
27% Mar 12
23
75'A
75
*112
200
24%
31%
30
.No par
common-
cony
$2.40 conv
23% Jan
9
Oct
75
►
,
17
*97
47%
Co--
.i
x21% Jan
,16%
Jan
12% Dec
''39% Oct 23
•
18%
400
12,000
31%
9%
24%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
29% Mar 27
27% Mar 25
4
74
113'A
106%
.
28
23% Dec
15
74
900
15%
13%
24%
j
99
*97
18'A
*80
3% Jan
9
30'A
9
9%
99
20'A
*100'A
preferred a——
1—-100
Thompson-Starretl Co com—No par
$3.50
preference—;—A
No par
Tide Water Associated Oil__
10
Timken-Detroit' Axle
5
Timken
Roller
Bearing
No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
20% July 28
30
33%
Thompson Products Inc coin.
23% July 15
30
9
*97
38%
2
20% Jun
30
•
*16
61% Mar 26
7
31%
*105
97% Jan
July 21
24%
31%
24
18
Thompson
2%
July 28
24
31%
20%
27%
46% July 14
4
Jun
24
31'A
24'A
*560
14% Mar 12
1
23%
*24
8
88% Jun
3
17
2
Inc
$1.25
,
3% Aug
Feb
4
15% Feb
10
11
Textron
6
20
Mar 26
44
48
25
Nov
% Nov
8% Jan
24
31%
Trust—
Land
Utilities
Texas
47% Mar 19
31
;
17
10
Pacific Ry Co
&
12% Oct
36
*16%
,•
5
certificates
share
Texas
15'% Nov
-10% Nov
17
*
25
Sulphur-
>
Pacific
Sub
Apr
10
17
xl8%
18%
70%
•
Producing
Gulf
Gulf
Apr
37% Jun
17
9%
21%
15%
13%
17
14
30
3,800
30%
21%
15%
13%
99
20
30%
10
1
116
19
21%
15%
14
x20%
„.
42% Feb 24
115
30
21%
15%
13%
24'A
-—25
—-.
Texas
110% Jan
8
21'A
15%
,
21%
8
Corp
Co
Texas
54% Apr
Jun
30%
*24
com—'—7.50
No par
^No par
Gould,:Corp.
1
Corp
Tennessee
Texas
30
*21
9
5
Jan,
30
*21
14%
*112
113%
29%
15%
9'A
,
*90
200
91
*90
91
91
18%
California—
—
Telaulograph
58
34
.195% Mar 28
1
preferred
—
cum pfd.(coiiv)
Texas
128
11'A
11%
*89%
21'Ar
.
*97
74
,
18%
12.50
10c
,jCo„
Symington
15
3G% Apr
12
11%
11%
34
29%
29%
9'A
99
*112
Mining Co.
$4.40
6
3
Jun
&
$4
.
25
14% Aug,
89
46% Jan
*73
100
15% K~r 29
Jan
39
29
No par
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
May 22
111% Jan r: 5
8 % Jan
14
Swift
5
Jan
40
7
16
31
Dec
37
15
32% Oct
11
116% July 14
16
100% Apr
Jun
6
39% Mar 18
5% July 22
21
13 'A Jan
,
17% May
2
78'% July
11'A
91
14'A
30 «A
9'A
Superior-: Steel .Corp————
Sutherland vPapeu Co. common
6
110% Mar 27
13
*89
14,'A
30
25
-50
5
i" 4.40%
preferred ^———
100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
20
28'% Aug
97% Jun
4,400
preferred series A
25
2nd pfd ser 1950—'20
Superior Oil of
7
16
May 12
31
34%
*97'A
Sunshine
14
4
34%
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Jan
4
34%
5%%; conv
Jun
25
34%
par
preferred—.
A ,4%%
4%%
17
' Dec
34%
preferred—No par
Sunray Oil Corp common——
26
25
,
-—_No
Corp
Oil Co common——
Class
6
14
89 % Aug
34'A
1
__
$4.50 series. A
•5
5
Jan
Corp
Chemical Corp common
Sun
2
26
41% Dec
200
33%
31'A
Apr
115
15%
23%
27 % Jan
1
*15%
31%
26% Aug
2
15%
24
30
14
*15%
31'A
17
May
15%
23%
Oct
32 % May
*15%
Stone & Webster———No par
27
35% Jan '
15%
Studebiiker
Q9
12% Jan
45
15%
*15%
*16%
pripr preference
10% Jun
15
*43%
15%
"
15%
71% Apr
22
45
21'A
6
14% Dec
*43%
15%
3
35% Jan
45
21%
Jun
24
6,600
*43%
21'A
^
66% Feb
30
11%
44%
11%
44'A
*15'A
Corp__
Fuller
23% Mar 26
30% Oct
11'A
17
Oct
.81 % Jan
&
20% May 13
10% Jan
11'A
44%
14'A
19
102
11'A
*43'A
*16%
490
570
5,300
1
21% Mar 25
Jan
6
28
22'A
23
20
5
*
82% Jan
10
18% Oct
i
Feb ;
117
7
16% Jun
22 % Dec
8% Oct
16
July
22% Jan
63
99
P)
(J
Baer
5%
10% Mar 13
95 '
94% Jan 29
119% Feb
,22'A
22%
9
43 % Feb
8% Nov
22'A
22%
preferred
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
12
28% Jan
5
26% May 20
21%
22'A
2
17'% Jun
Jan
96
1,300
21%
5
Stix
23
12
5
Stewart-Warner
2
1
30
31% Feb
23
96
12
28%
2
16% July
96
11%
28%
17% Feb
21
96
11%
28%
23% Feb
Jun
96
12
89
19% July 14
13%
96
11%
89
14% July
2
10
96
11%
100
& Co Inc.—15
Stevens
17% Sep
96%
11%
'
2
400
96%
11%
34'A
common
9,700
21%
1
.
.
97
34
36% Jan
16% Jun
Inc.
'
10,600
11%
5
Inc
Drug
10
10
Feb
Stores
24
23'
'18
Bros
Jun
14% Nov
16% Nov 21
•
Mar 25
26% Jun
30
*96
100
15% July 28
3
22% Dec
1
3%'%' preferred series A
Stand Ry
5
'13%
Oct
'
T
equip Mlg Co.:
1
Standard Steel Spring common
1
Stanley-Warner Corp
5
Starrett Co'(The)'" L S___
No par
9% Mar
July
.
54
27%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*21
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
16
16%
16 %
io
16
16
111%
112%
111
111
%
110%
18
18%
44%
*43
*18%
18%
19
*52%
54
iv, ,a
J.O
110%
111%
111%
18
18
17%
18
18
*43
2,700
200
10,600
610
2,300
18
*43%
44%
19
19-
19
19%
19%
54%
53%
53%r
53%
53%
360
17%
16%
17%
17 %
17'/4
12,800
2,000
*43%
44%
*52%
17
44'A
3,100
17%
17%
13
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*40
40%
40%
40%
*40'%
40'A
*40%
40%
110
6%
6%
2,500
7
7
7
7
27%
16
22%
16%
110% 111%
18
18%
*43
45
18%
18%
53%
53'A
17%
17%
13'/4
13%
*40
40%
—1
Co
27%
16%
*21
7
7
7%
7
u
12
3
11% Jun
14% Aug
26
50
Jan
Feb
27
72 % Dec
9
30
23
Dec
30
104
Jan
2
111
May
9
98
93
83% Jan
25
Jan
15
35% Oct
16
Jan
2
94
100
24% Dec
Apr
Jun
8
Union
Asbestos
Jun
10
49% Mar 20
Union
Bag
16
72% Feb
2
Union
Carbide
9
Union
18
44
43%
Jan
2
Preferred
$4.50
Jan
6
Preferred
$3.70
87% Jan
8
Preferred
$3.50
Jan
6
Preferred
$4
3
Jun
18
9
37% Jun
10
121% Mar 31
101% Jun
16
90
100
43% Aug
6
5
series
series
series
_No par
No par
25
series
California
of
Union
50% Jan
25
4 4'A Jun
17
37% May
1
42% Aug
12
40'A Jan
6
40% Mar 26
May
1
38% Dec
31
31% Apr
24
40% Mar 20
Jan
30
102% Jun
3
Oil
Union
115% Jan
.10
_Nopar
No par
Elec Co of Mo common
24
97
78% Jun
5
21
107
43%
Carbon.—-No par
&
110
50 % Nov
3
20
& Paper Corp
4
4
101% Jan
12%
15
45% Jan
28
12%
41
9%
82% Jun
July 31
45% July
12%
41%
9%
16
19% Jun
98
Apr
% Mar
12%
,41%
9%
Jun
15
30
91% Jun
104
1
-No par
& Rubber Co—5
Corp
42
2
57
Underwood
61 % Jun
6
43% Jun
July 28
(The)
Udyhfe Corp
106% Jan
6
29
Pacific RR Co common
50
noncumulafive preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co
No par
United Aircraft Corp common
5
5%
convertible preferred—>—100
64%
'22% 22'A
102% 103
64%
22%
103%
41%
9%
44
64%
22%
103%
87
80%
95
*84
80
*93%
41%
87
80%
95
42
64
*84
*80
*93%
41%
42%
107
107'A(
46%
4%
46%'
42
37%
103% 104
*41%
37%
•
,
106% 107%
46% 46%
41% 41%
37%
38%
103 % 103%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
41
41%
41
41
*9%
41'A
9%
10
*12%
12%
40%
9%
44
64%
64%
22%
22%
102%
I,100
•
44
44
5,400
65%
64%
22 %
700
2,000
9%
44
43%
43%
9%
64%
65
24,200
22 %
22
22%
2.200
*102
102%
160
103
102
102
*84
87
*84
87
*79
81
*80%
81
'*80%
81
*93%
96
*93%
96
*93%
96
41%
42%
42
107%
107
*84
43%
43
106%
108
108
87
110
43%
27,300
107%
2,500
900
46%
46%
*46%
47
46%
47
42%
42%
*42
42%
42
42
38 'A
37%
38%
37%
38'A
104'A
*103
37%
104 %
*103
*103
600
11,900
104%
700
26%
6.200
97%
400
37
700
i
10
32% Mar 25
24% May
1
33% Jan
2
24'A Jun
91% May
1
10,4% Dec
16
93% Jun
16
104% Jan
34% Feb
19
37% Feb
4
Jan
United
30
37% July 25
21
30 % Jan
21
101% Jan
8
xl3
Nov
107
100
18
17% Feb
17
Sep
11
8
61% Jan
26% July 13
31% Feb
11
United-Carr
22
4% Feb
24
26 'A Nov
12
33% Feb
11
3% Feb
6
4% Apr
25
Feb
7
69'A July
3% Apr
10%
Feb
8
22
21% Jan
15
22
18
74
15% Dec
14 % Oct
53% Oct 30
64% Jan
30
24% Jan
29% Aug
6
2
4% Jun
24
9'A Mar 13
Jan
2
17
17% Jan
8
12% July 20
16% Feb
2
51
Jun
10
23 % July 22
JuFy
34%
26
Sep~19
30% Jun
54%
Jan~
96% Jan
19
May
9
11
2
United
Mar 27
United
Apr
1
102% Aug
7
31% Dec 31
96% Jun
22
101
24% Jun
15
$4.50
Mar 26
31% Jan
5
20
119
Aug 27
105% Jun
21
120
Jan
179
May
159
Ju^
9
175
US
U
Marl6
16
Jan
61
Mar 19
9% Dec
9
5
35'A Jan
23
Feb
2
21
Aug
7
66
Sep
8
62
Jun
15
68
25% Jan
2
10% Jan
12
16% July
page
22.
8
S
S
51%
51%
52%
27%
27%
27%
4
4
75
4%
8%
.
3%
4%'
5
8%
8%
600
52%
52%
8.200
28
28
3%
4
-is
*74
14%
*14
*74
4%
5
8%
8%
600
3%
6,800
100
75
36.200
5
9%
1.400
110
*52
53%
*51 'A
53
53
58
*13%
14'A
*14
14%
14
14%
13%
13'A
13
13%
13
13
600
2,100
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
25%
26'A
26'A
26%
26'A
26%
52,500
•SI
A
321,800
32%
&
32%
'A
12%
12%
1%
55%
*97%
*25 'A
! 1%
Co—13%
1
Inc
Park City Mines Co
Foreign Securities
1st preferred
Co_
preferred.
Leather Co
51'A
27%
14'A
53%
(The).l
No par
No par
No par
Gypsum Co common
preferred
Hoffman Machinery com
4%%
U
*14
53%
Mfrs
1%
U S
9
27% Dec
For footnotes see
9
*102
14
26%
*.
i7<r
Freight
104
14
104
25%
22
&
*102
*74
*36%
*102
25'A
Gas Improvement
S
36%
•
10
Merch
United
3%
74%
4%
8%
55
14%
13%
96%
•97
104
53%
25%
Rights
U
3%
74%
4%
*8%
*52%
36%
xl3'A
United
5
51%
27%
*96%
36'/4
53%
United
Jan
50%
27%
97%
36%
13%
Gas Corp.
2% May 12
*102
104
13%
13%
1*95%
26%
53%
3
65
26%
96%
36
26%
13'A
1
7
17
36
26'A
& Foundry——5
Co
&
26%
*95%
14
14
14
5
Cos
10
10
26%
95
35%
*102
104
13%
13%
50
51%
27%
27%
3%
3%
*74
75
4%
5
8%
8%
*53
55
26
95
35%
26%
No par
United Engineering
14
167
8
Coal
Fruit
J01% Feb 20
Jan
Electric
Aug
50% Jun
73*
-100
preferred
7%
13% Mar
2
15% Jan
24
Corp
37% Feb
11% Apr
1 % Jun
12% Oct
(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
United
17
3'2 July 22
30%
No par
Fastener
United
58% Jan
30
.No par
Co
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
72% Mar 13
49
7
May
Carton Corp—-10
&
Carbon
United
18
29
13% Jun
11
Feb
21
Feb
5% Jan
86
2
23
5% Feb
5% Mar 21
2
19
Oct
5
Jan
67
9
No par
United
49
4% Jan
United Board
16
70% Mar 19
5% Nov
16% Mar 20
—10
1952-100
common
of America—-No par
preferred
$4.50
Jun
17
47
107
Inc
Lines
Biscuit
13% Jun
57% Oct
50
July 21
Air
Preferred 4%%. Series of
United
26'A
20
100
^
32%
12%
1%
55
*97
32%
12%
1%
55%
98%
*25% 26'
107% 108
*169
170%
55%
98%
26 —
106'A 107'A
170%
*169
22
*21
21%
100
21%
*62
63
*62
63
—No par
15%
16
5
15%
15%
II,200
i?
%
32%
32%
33
33
33%
33%
1,900
12%
13%
13
13%
13'A
13'A
11,600
1%
7,600
2,700
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
98'A
97%
97%
*97%
98'A
*97%
25%
25%
25%
107
108
169
169
*21%
*62
15%
21%
63
15%
107%
*168
21'A
*62
15'%
26
25%
25%
109
40
500
1,700
108%
108
169%
*168
169%
10
21%
21
21%
1,500
63
15%
*62
15%
63
15%
4,500
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
(498)
ContlBUBd—Pagt IS
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year 1952
26
40% Mar 17
U
S Pipe &
0
U
S Piaymg
2
U
18% Jan
3
23% Juljll
9
8% Nov 24
7% Jun
15
35% Oct
23
35% Jun
9
•
58%
4
Jan
Sep
19
67
26% Oct
16
34% Mar 21
90
Mar 28
56
Mar
64
23
ipr
32% Feb
22% July 29
85% Jan
B
90 % Dec
31
102% Jan
31
83% Aug
7
97% Apr
16
30% DM
31
24% Jun
10
31% Jan
6
2
136% Jan
2
146% Feb
6
128% Jvn
16
53
Oct
30
61
Jan
3
37% Oct
23
17
57
42% Dec
31
37% Jun
Jan
24
135% Jun
13
18% Jun
25
35% Jun
29
7
7% Apr
10
6% Jan
2
8% Dec
24
10% Jan
11
8% July 28
x877a Oct
22
94
2% Apr
23
1% Sep
May
1% Jan
22% Jan
5
14
24 % Feb
9
26% Jan
169
Jan
14
11
Apr
24
57
25
26% Dec
2
156
65
7
Mar
26
Feb
17
,u
va
2
17% May 20
Jan
7
68% May 20
23
28'A Jun
10
34% Mar 21
34% Jun
16
61
July 28
33% Dec
15
27% Aug
167
61%
61 %
61 %
*6272
23%
23%
22,800
1,070
134
5,000
48%
47
49
58%
58
58%
58 72
5872
1,000
38%
39
38%
3874
31,400
*137 72
13774
137
136%
19%
19%
37%
8%
137%
19%
19
19%
38 74
*36
*7 7a
7%
*8%
87a
8%
*80
82
*80
2%
22%
2%
*2%
2%
*26%
1,200
26%
*26%
26%
263/4
274
277a
2%
22
2,600
2%
227a
2%
2%
2%
*21
300
85%
82
*21 7«
2%
*2%
v
774
%
*8072
*21 %
2%
22
26%
8
83%
2%
*2%
*21
3774
774
73%
82
1,300
3,200
19
19
*36
*7 %
8%
82
137%
137
50
49%
37%
18%
*36
7%
*7%
*80
*2%
2%
2772
27
*2574
——
1,200
1,000
;
400
257a
257a
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39
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78
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22
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237a
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78
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137
82
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63
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convertible preferred
Universal American
Corp
4
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7
7
1
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preferred—No per
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80
i
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco comJNo per
8%
preferred
100
Universal Pictures Co Ine eom
1
4%%
preferred
100
Utah Power & Light Co
Me per
Wall
100
3,500
58%
19%
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13
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137%
37'A
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Feb
14
16
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19
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48
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84%
134
134
3,800
207s
38'A
8
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78
26%
26%
133%
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Co common
Stockyards
Mar 19
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26%
noncumulative preierred—24
Uniied
29% Mar 12
84
84
*77
133%
100
United
May
156
Aug
14% Dec
May 23
28% Apr
25
2
78
*76%
Shares
Aug. 7
2074
20%
38%
38
23%
preferred
19
4
Jun
20% Jun
23%
23%
23%
1
100
1Q0
8
100
SO
90
—
S Steel Corp common
1%
90
80'% July 20
27
19
Jan
3% Jan
2
21% May 27
23
Jun
4 % Jan
27
24% July 25
60%
preferred
Si Min com
Ref
preferred
U S Tobacco
29
60
common
8 % May 25
9'/a Mar
60%
common
1st
noncum
Smelting
7%
26
21% Feb
39% Jan
May 18
5% Jan
41
U
8
144% Jan 28
12
Feb
S
1%
44% Jan
10
23
36% July 25
8%
D
2
38%
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preierred series A
preferred series B
3%%
it
fifi% Feb
144
20
01 '/a
July 16
29
Plywood Corp
38
-10
Card Co
38
Aug. 6
20%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
20%
8
8
38%
_20
Foundry Co
D S Rubber Co
144% Mar 11
44% July 28
87'/a Mar 29
68 % May
138 % May 16
19% Oct
11
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76
S
3%%
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8
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FKICFS
SALE
Aug. 5
20%
20%
20%
20%
%
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HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
20%
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common
preferred
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Jan
8
22% Oct
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8 Lines Co
22% Jan
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39% Dec
D
21
16
19% Jun
Far
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32
32
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158
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158
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25%
30
158
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l
12
23
23
7
25% Dec
11
125
Oct
31
125% Jun,
3
Jan
2
24% Apr
3
l
32
9
93% Apr 29
29% Jan 19
24
Nov
17% July 15
2
27% Dec
116% Nov
20
8
6%
23
27% Jan
B
Virginia
5
114% Jan
2
$5
8
$4.04
98% Jan
33% Apr
24
15
14
31
92
July 20
Jun
3
100
29% Aug
4
37% Jan
x27%Jan
,
100
92
2
103% Dec
22
Jun
13
11
19
Aug
7
7
18
Mar
4
Vulcan
18
t
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22
Jun
27
20
2572
257a
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7%
25%
8
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3,500
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3,000
26
900
1,700
8
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129
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130
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27%
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120
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95
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121
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27
27
27
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17
17
167a
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17
28%
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30
45
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—
1,200
96 %
96%
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10,400
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20%
121%
2,400
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22
25%
95
97
129
27
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110%
26
111%
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-
27
27%
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257a
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;*27
21
11174
26
25%
273%
121
197a
19%
130
92
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92
19%
20
preferred
7%
18
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7%
129
10
Co common
Del inning
87a
129
25
29
8
Vlsklng
16% July
Jan
18
8
0
Feb
45
153%
317a
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100
Virginia-Ry Co common
6%
preierred
Corp (The)
2
,
80
8
15 7s
*30%
*1253/4
100
100
dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
23
Jan
35% Feb
3
36% Mar
31% Oot
16% Apr
28% Mar
Jan
15%
31%
129
Elec
preferred
15
26% Jun
44% Jan
35 % May 22
130% Jan
15%
31
129
*88
partic preferred
100
& Power Co com—10
div
26
15%
31
*125%
No per
Jun
106
39
15%
30%
8
25%
38 5 8
157a
313%
*125%
.—100
3%%
114% Jun
31
8
103'% May
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical com
22% Jun
21% Jan
110% Jan
Mar 12
8
8
.
15
8
25%
2.50
eom—100
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—B
Mar 20
92
25% Jan
39
5%
13
27% Jan
July 17
88
19
137% Jan
6
' May 29
Co—
Vlcks Slireve &■ Paclfle Ry
Mar 19
Apr
28
Apr
Aug
128
127
Dec
87% Sep
95
26
6
23% Apr
9
10% Jan
July 16
129
24% Oct
119
Vlck Chemical Co
16
127
18% Oct
6
Jan
Raalte Co Inc—
17
Apr
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Norman
Van
31
23% Apr
6
7%
Van
32% Mar 28
15% Jan
27% Oct 30
116
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17% Mar 23
5
17% Jan
116
31%
July 22
Jan
45% AUS 14
6
Dec
*30%
Vanadium
14
28
8
10
14%
39%
14%
X39
—2.50
10
Corp of America—Bo per
48% Mar 21
4
Jan
13% Nov
34
1,300
400
287a
w
Apr
17
68% Deo
2
12% Aug
6
14
24
29% Jan
29
51 % Jan
I
Wabash
RR
13% Mar 10
Waldorf
System
22
10% Jan
30
17% Jan
11
21% Dec
3
9
16
2
25
105
18% Jan
Oct
3
19% Feb
Warner
6%
6%
6%
674
63%
2,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
237a
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2,200
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101
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100%
101
5
14%
14%
14%
14
1
17
17 %
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17
17
17
No per
3
Gas Light Co—Mo per
28%
28%
*2874
2934
34%
34%
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Inc
33% Mar 19
Warren
Foundry
10
37% May 14
Warren
Petroleum
Washington
31
Jan
30
Mar 16
5
Jun
9
31
24 % Jun
10
18% Jan 21
14% Jun
15
17% Apr
3
20% Jun
16
24% Mar 23
Wayne
Knitting
28
Wayne
Pipe
Si
Corp—.
Puinp Co
24 % Dec
19
Wash
Wat
13% Feb
9'A July 28
Mills
14% July
31
11% Jan
19
10% Jun
16
Oct
30
32% Jan
B
23% Jun
12
28 % Feb
2
80% Feb
28
84
7
76% Jun
17
84% Feb
3
19% July 15
29% Jan
B
West,
Indies
21% July 30
28% Jan
B
West
Kentucky
37% Feb
4
West
Penn
Electric
8
West
Penn
Power
17
9% May
26
May
16
41% Jan
9
21% May
2
28 % Dec
30
29 % Jan
2
37% Dec
3
Oct
28
Jun
32
110 % Sep
96% Jan
B
98"% Jun
17
107% Jan
103% Apr
106% Mar 18
18
88% Jun
18
102
98
Jan
Feb
Sep
16% Jan
29
Jun
84
89% Jun
7
12
72
102
13 Va May
1
69
109% July IB
106 % Jan
105
Aug
Jun
15% Jan
30
56% Dec
15
49
22
26% Dec
23
23% Jun
$4
15
4.20%
4.10%
9
99 % Jan
16% J>n
15
19
84% Aug
July 14
9
109
Jan
West
B
47
Dec
19
45
Jan
2
63 % Mar 25
20
64% Dec
12
51% Jun
10
67% Mar 16
Mar
Oct
90
May 14
38% Feb
18
27% Nov
2
21
25% Jun
16
48% Dec
20
95% Jan
7
11
98
24% May 14
35% Feb
Oct
45% Feb
4
16
31
41 % Jun
10
Nov
3
91% Jun
1
101
97% Mar 31
47% Aug
7
29% May 18
50
Mar 18
99% Jan
12
4%
Pacific
127
Mar
127
2o
Mar 20
10
22
May
4
Weston
Jan
14
127
Mar
4
Wheeling &
126
3 5'A Apr
7
Feb
10
25 % Jun
2
30
41% Jan
30
Oct
6
89% Jan
22
28% Oct
17
34 % Jan
7
Oct
23
29% Jan
2
25
Jun
10
4
14% Jan
28
9
32
32
Oct
80
25
10% Aug
29% Jan
17% Jan
8% Mar
83
8
July 28
28% July 31
Apr 28
12% Jan
8
32% Apr
13
16'A Aug
12% Jan
22
9'A July 14
75% Feb
13
67 % July 27
14% Jan
IB
10
July
9
6
11% Mar 26
74% Mar 10
13% Jan
15
White
&
$4.25
Oct
16
64
Jan
17
45% Dec
9
51
26% Feb
20
76% Jan
32% Nov
8
97% Feb
20
70% Dec
83 % Feb
118
Nov
22
•75% Jan
14
71% May 12
9% Oct 23
13% Feb
1
8% July 13
x32% Jun
0
Mar
7
26
July 27
3
373% Jun
16
4,800
44 7a
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45%
453%
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44%
45%
45%
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15,70.0
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19
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19
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19
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19 7a
800
4,700
19
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387a
38 7a
84
63 Mi Jun
10
84
4% Jan
8
sales on
this
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5y4 Apr
day.
13
383/4
84
84
38%
2674
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263/4
267a
263%
26%
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26%
26%
263/4
263%
2,500
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Grocery Co
87a
874
8%
160
8%
9
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29
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29
29
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2534
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26
26
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I
287a
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16%
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17,300
10
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10
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10 7a
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8,700
70
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70
69
69
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69
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300
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1072
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10%
10
10
103%
700
29
29 7a
293%
29 %
29%
29%
30
297a
29%
1,300
26%
1
10
100
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83 %
29
26%
267a
2672
21%
26%
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27
263/4
27
1,200
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10
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8%
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26
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38%
26 %
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common—1
common
38
29%
9
1
20
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131
131
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131
131
18 7a
443%
300
10
44%
45
4434
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45
44%
45
44%
45 7a
9,600
Worthington Corp common
No par
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100
31%
31%
317a
317a
31 %
31%
31%
31%
317a
3274
3,000
Prior
Wrigley
(F W)
pfd 4%%
(Wm) Jr
Wyandotte
Service
Co
Co
conv
(Del)
series
78%
78%
•
78
114
1 '74
74
9%
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115
73%
97a
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78
115
787a
114
74
9%
—No par
Worsted Co
78%
115
74
114%
100
115
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73%
9'A
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28
35%
3534
3572
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35'%
207a
20%
207a
207a
2074
207a
51
51
51
5174
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& Towne
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or. petition
has
117
620
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75
300
9
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36
35%
78%
21
21%
513A
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277a
27
27
277a
27
40%
40%
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41
4174
41%
41
12%
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13
13
1374
13
13
13
72 34
7374
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73 3%
73%
73%
47a
47a
4%
4%
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200
13
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800
4174
12'%
16,200
27
40%
filed
.
2.000
36
217a
50%
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been
400
9 74
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Corp
Zonite Products Corp
lln receivership,
78%
115%
20%
.
60
787a
75
35%
r
3,400
11572
9
35%
Corp common
1
472% convertible preferred.
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.Nopar
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Zenith Radio
88% NOV 38
38%
38 72
26%
0
a
*124 7a
26%
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17
38%
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.
1
Youngstown Steel Door
Jan
25,400
267a
•
4 Mi Nov
no
4774
257a
B
16% Jan
--
4672
26
13
12% July 20
prices;
4678
25%
47% Jan
17% Jan 34
asked
46%
26
3472 Jan
IB
E*-rfcrhtP
46%
25%
177a
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Jan
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45%
26
York
50% Jan
and
46
257a
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1
34
divldemf
45%
26
44%
1
23
29
46
25%
17%
39V« Apr
16
100
45%
17%
2374 Apr
39% Oct
563/4
953A
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9
27 Mi Oct
567a
953A
44%
18
9
57
95%
17%
19
537a Mar
100
1,900
*95
95%
17%
Feb
a
54%
56%
56'A
56%
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Jun
3
61% Dec
5% Jan
3
11% Mar 17
54%
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953%
17%
18
21% Oct
2
60
75
56 74
44 7a
47
3
8
Oct
Mar 19
3,000
177a
34 Mi Jun
40% Jan
1372 Jan
39% Jan
15
86
27 7a
54 74
513%
44
Wool worth
130% Mar 16
1,300
27 7a
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17%
2
8
517a
27%
54%
44%
30
2
51
27%
26%
17%
Jan
July
50%
27%
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44%
Jan
Jan
51
51
10
48
78
1.000
10%
*26%
Public
53
111
10
10%
84
Iron
10
B
380
10
10
26%
preferred
15
19
1,600
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Wisconsin
Jun
29"% July 14
19
82
105
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4
35% Mar 17
16
10
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82
105
15%
105
27
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5674
54%
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3,800
83
105
15%
105
1074
27
16
83
105
15 %
84%
84
843%
263A
Co Inc
Woodward
42
*5072
27
57
15%
15 7a
106
84
preferred
43% Jun
23
42% Apr
157a
*105
*2674
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
95
83%
Winn
2
96
*94
26%
29% Mar 11
Jan
*94
95
38%
30% May 22
18% May
96
*94
83%
6
135
*94
95
*26%
17
10
96
*93
No par
24% Jun
24
200
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51
100
24% Jan
Apr
5,400
96
50%
12.50
17
16% Jim
2,100
353/8
95
27
5
Lovett
1027a
10
25
&
22
102 7a
35
35%
103
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Co
Wilson-Jones
*217a
35%
35%
102
10%
Mfg
Willys-Overland
Wilson
22%
22
22%
35%
700
100
Sewing Machine common
preference
Oil
1,200
12%
series B
Corp
Prior
Wilcox
460
2074
101
10
56%
79 74
2074
101
8434
84
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24 7a
79
20%
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105
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24 7a
78%
20%
10
25 % Dec
126
80%
24%
78%
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15%
15%
22
3574
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79%
21
101
105
100
28 % Nov
26
95
100
2
Nov
96
*93
No par
com
7
138
*94%
22
35%
101
1
15% Apr
15
101%
100
B
21% May
128% Jan
35%
101%
White Motor Co
17
29
17
14
4
29
13 7a Dec
12% Aug 18
28% Mar
Dental
22
22
35%
11%
24%
24 %
*11
preference—No par
(The 8 8)
20
prior
conv
24%
IOO
Wheeling Steel Corp com
$5
300
100
Lake Erie Ry
White
500
11%
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500
11%
*11
22
Brake
Inst
8
11% Feb
27 % Aug
68% Nov
Jan
21 Va Jan
2
22
86% Mar 24
30% Mciy 27
4
8% Oct
40% Mar 17
30
Air
Elec
97a
4
A—
preferred
16% Jun
9%
79%
WesLinghouse Electric com
3.80%
9%
*20%
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse
*9%
217a
preferred
RR
series
Preferred
Western
9%
100
2nd
noncum
Western
IOO
9%
7972
10
7,100
157a
22%
24 7z
Maryland Ry common—100
27
157a
*22 7a
793%
Auto Supply Co
267a
15%
24%
Western
27
22%
1172
Western
26%
*22%
*117a
57% Mar 11
1,800
307a
*15%
11%
32% Mar 25
347a
*30%
15%
207a
Inc.
400
347a
30%
22%
11%
Air Lines
293/4
34%
15'A
93%
Western
21
27
29%
34%
22%
7 9'A
preferred
900
157a
9%
8
12% Jan
46% Feb
37
4 Va %
5,400
22%
21%
Virginia Coal & Coke-i
147a
*22 7a
24%
pfd
74,
*15 7a
9%
No per
30
101
15%
21%
Co
Co
3,500
29%
30%
26%
27
497a
22%
79%
series B
series C
preferred
263/4
497a
*30%
28%
34
*30%
303A
1
4%%
preierred
28%
34
287a
34 7a
*30 3%
2.40
Corp
Coal
*16%
No par
com
preferred
Sugar
14%
17%
4
Co
Snowdrift
&
14%
17
9%
West Va Pulp & Paper com_No par
4
34 % Oct
89
Oil
convertible
Jan
15
9% July 28
7
15
Oct
9% Oct
Wesson
15
July 24
46% Apr
18
9
Investment
Webster
12 % Mar 27
14%
1774
1
,
101
14 7a
34
27
*22
5
678
14 74
30%
15%
5
Waukesha Motor Co
9
507a
101
26%
No per
(The)
Pow Co
'
3
11% Nov
Inc
Pictures
Bros
Warner-Hudnut
13
29
50
6%
24
Feb
3
50
6 3/4
23 7a
14% Jun
Dec
50%
800
6%
32% Jun
28
1
50
200
23%
30
25
50 34
*26
50 %
30
30
Dec
31% Sep
4
May
16
17% July 17
26%
100
13 7a
13 7a
13%
26%
6%
5
37
23
16
16
647a
26 7a
*6272
13%
26%
*13
23%
35 % Jan
22
Jun
27% May 15
24% Oct
17% Apr
15
64
13%
26%
13 74
50%
preferred
5 % %
4
63%
263%
2.50
1
100
Ward Baking Co common
Feb
63 7a
26 74
No per
—
(Hiram) G & W
Walworth Co
May 12
*13
26%
20% Jan
15
25
25% Jan
Jun
99
B
104% Dec
12
Walker
27
9
*62
26%
Walgreen Co
4
Feb
6% July 15
13% Jun
Jan
98
9
50% Aug
29% Jc-n
Jan
25
7
Dec
8
70% Mar
12
43% Jun
Nov
42% Apr
27
18
100
No par
10
preferred
4%%
Jun
12% Jan
60
29
11 % Jan
55
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Financial Chronicle
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(499)
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letters
la
the
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WEEKLY
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represent
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of
Year
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96.14 Oct
■96.9
14
Oct
96.14 Oct
NEW
96.19 Jan
9
96.25 Deo
99.24 May 12
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
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96.21 Dec
9
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9
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96.22 Dec
10
96.22 Dec
10
95.8
24
96.20 Nov
19
Dec
100.4
Nov
18
102.18 Jan
29
S7.19
100.4
94.8
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94.8
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18
Nov
18
102.18 Jan
29
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100.3
Mar 11
Jan"18
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100,3
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100.10
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100.14
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*100.17
100.20
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101.28
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101.28
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101.28
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103
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103
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1958-1963
i<- 8
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103
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
1960-1965
*103.24
104
*104.16
104.24
*104.16
104.24
*104.20
104.28
*i0u.20
1^4.28
*104.20
104.28
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2%s
2'%s
-1956-1958
2%s
Dec 15
_
*99.4
2%s
.1962-1967
2Vis
1963-1968
2Vis
June
99.10
99.6
*99
99.6,
*94.6
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99.6
99.4
95.8
.
94.14
*94.12
94.18
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94.8
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94.12
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94.10
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93.26
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94.2
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93.22
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93.22
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93.26
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93.26
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93.26
*93.8
1966-1970
1966-1971
93.14
*93.8
*94.12
94.18
/
93.14
*93.12
93.18
*93.10
*94.10
93.16
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94.16
93.16
2%s
June
1967-1972
*92.24
2%s
92.30
*92.26
93
*92.30
Sept
93.4
*93
1967-1972
93.6
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93.2
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2yas
92.30
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92.30
*92.26
93
Dec
*92.26
93
1967-1972
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93
*92.24
92.30
*92.26
93
*92.30
93.4
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93.6
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93.4
*98.8
2%s
1957-1959
*98.8
98.14
98.16
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98.16
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1958
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98.10
*98.10
98.16
*98.12
98.18
*98.14
98.20
*98.12
1953-1955
98.18
*98.8
98.14
*99.23
99.27
*99.23
99.27
*99.24
99.28
*99.24
1954-1956
2 Vis
99.28
*99.24
99.28
*100.18
100.24
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100.24
*100.18
106.24
*100.18
100.24
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97.6
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97.6
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1959-1962
,
97.4
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1953-1954
Dec
1953-1954
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99.16
*99.15
99.17
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99.18
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17
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3s
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16
94
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July 2o
25-year
3s
92
Mar 11976
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15
95.8
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98.10 Nov
7
98.10 Nov
7
30-year
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95
1
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94
94
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94
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96.16
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96.16
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98.8
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98.8
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bonds
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100.4
for
&
2
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;
1959-1962
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7
23-year
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1956-1959
June
27
19
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1964-1969
Dec
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2Vis
2Vis
99.10
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1958
20
Mar 25
Bonds(I)
100.9
Dec
97
Sales for
the Week
High
103
Oct
2
Low
101.28
92.12 Oct
July
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95
7
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Aug. 7
Aug. 6
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Jun
Thursday
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High
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93.4
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High
1978-1983
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1955-lybO
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Treasury 2s
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Treasury 2s
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mow
Wednesday
Aug. 4
High
mature.
2%s
_
15
bonds
2%s
2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Z
and
Tuesday
Aug. 3
Law
the
3 Vis
,
99.18 Oct
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
14
14
96.20 Mar 18
96.21 Dec
9
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1
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when
point
s
Ranfe for Previeas
Lowest
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Oct 15 1971
of
94
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1950
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due Feb 15
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due Feb
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1954
1955
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100
15
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100.16
100
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100
—
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2s
due Feb
15
1956
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98.16
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98.16
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2a
98.16
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due Feb
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98.16
15
1957
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97.16
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97.16
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97.16
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due Feb
97.16
15
1958
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97
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97
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2s
97
*95
97
*95
due Feb
97
15
1959
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96
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96
*94
2s
96
*94
96
*94
due
96
15
1960
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95
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95
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95
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95
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95
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
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93.18
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92.8
*90.8
92.8
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92.8
*90.8
92.8
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92.8
2s
asked price.
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transacted
this
day.
a
Odd
lot
transactions,
Cash
e
sale,
r
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Transit
8%
Unification
Corporate
York
Registered
FOR
bond
or
Friday's
WEEK
ENDED
Bid & Asked
Sold
High
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Low
City
New York Stock
High
Interest
Sale Price
series
3%s
No.
series
15
No.
June-Dec
9812
95
64
101 '%
16
series
NO.
17
June-Dec
series
No.
18
June-Dec
series
No.
19
__June-Dec
3%s
series
20IZ
No.
3%s
series
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
23
No.
24
No.
25
series
No.
26
series
No.
27_Z
3%s series
Telephone
Members
REctor 2-2300
120
New
York
Stock
28
series
No.
29.Z
series
No.
NY
Brisbane
1-1693
(City)
Sinking
IA Guaranteed
AGuaranteed
Akershus
lAAntioqula
(Colombia)—
sinking fund 6s 1947
sinking fund 6a 1948
(Kingdom
of
(Dept)
Norway)
sinking fund 7s
B
ser
June-Dec
sinking
fund
70%
1957_April-Oct
1957_Aprll-Ocf
1057_April-Ocf
1957
fund 5s
ser
7s
2nd
aer
fd
7s
3rd
ser
Antwerp
f $
(City)
Australia
bonds
1978
externa]
3 Vis
10-year
3 Vis
20-year
20-year
Mar-Sept
104
102
Feb-Aup
100
(U 8 of)
fund
1955
7s
external
8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
AExternal
to
s
Stamped
reduced
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102I/4
f
of
3.375% >
101%
Ry)
to
3.5%)
funding bonds of
pursuant
95%
95
reduced
to
3.375%)
■rternal dollar bonds of
3Vis series No.
3Vis
series
No.
3Vis
series
2Vis
series
JVie
iVis
1944
102'/a
94 Vi
1
44%
101
95%
95%
117
168
A6s
88%
88
AOs
Rxtl
98/2
95 %
AChlle
95%
fund
113
59%
36%
33%
37
59%
37%
*34i/2
33%
*57%
58%
58%
*34%
34%
36%
*57V8
55%
59%
33%
37%
1962
Aprll-Ocf
fund
6s
1963
bonds 2%s-3s
1993
assented
assented
55%
33%
36%
32 »/4
36%
June-Dec
33%
33%
June-Dec
33%
45
59%
1961
*57 %
57%
*34%
34%
37%
June-Dec
1961
*57%
55%
59%
36%
—June-Dec
58%
fund
6s
1961
1961
*34'%,
34%
April-Oct
April-Oct
*571/8
58
*34%
34%
37%
May-Nov
*57'/a
55%
59%
May-Nov
sinking
assented
35%
*57%
*34%
June-Dec
1957
6%s
35Vi
May-Nov
May-Nov
*341%
33%
36%
1962
1962
58%
89'%
55
60%
86
90
*57%
58'%
—
55
For Financial Institutions
91
58
--
61'%
89
■
—
63%
(Interest
60 %
60 Vi
60%
1
FOREIGN
1951
SECURITIES
(Interest
Aprll-Ocf
57
57'%
27
56'%
79
79
20
78'%
751/4
81%
5
74%
78'%
2
74'%
79'%
14
74%
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
73
61'%
(Plan B)—
June-Dec
79
June-Dec
No.
5
June-Dec
No.
7
78
7
'
82
75%
78
78
75
75i%
June-Dec
8
*83
June-Dec
*79
—
83%
—
80
-
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FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
83
74
_
80
82
June-Dec
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10
June-Dec
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92
11
85
88'%
June-Dec
*78'%
80
76
78
June-Dec
*78'%
80
75%
73
79,
83'%
7%'b
series
Np.
13
3%s
series
No.
14_
-JqnerDec
—
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footnotes
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63%
86
6
series
12
59
>
—
10
series
No.
93
89%
75%
series
2
—
*76%
3Vis
A 6s
56%
_June-Dec
3Vis series No.
IVis series No.
91
--
Jan-July
Mortgage Bank 6Vis 1957
A6%s
89%
—
9
58%
34
55%
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
1963;
$
ASlnking fund
57%
-June-Dec
No.
For
59%
*89
3-
No.
35%
1961—Mar-Sept
1962
sinking
Feb-Aug
1961—1
sinking fund 6s
assented
sink
1961
Sept 1961
A6Via assented
95%
106
109%
—
Jan
6s Feb
1961
sinking fund 6s Sept
assented
AExternal
102%
100
102
111% 111%
4.
series
*34 %
55%
*57%
April-Oct
fund
Feb
assented
assented
AExternal
105
1001%
105
__
No.
series
*34%
95%
44%
36%
A6s
68
52
95 '/a
94
No.
IVis
*57%
April-Oct
95%
91%
40%
AExternal
116
99 Vi 100
2.
IVis
12
43%
67
1957
April-Ocf
(interest
1979
A
1942—May-No»
May-Noc
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s
June-Dec
due
Plan
92
44
91%
59%
40%
16
104
102
*103
Aprll-Oct
(Interest
1978
1931
to
92
*42
5
103
103%
59%
Aprll-Ocf
A
92'A
99%
36%
88%
June-Dec
Plan
921/4
26
103
55%
53
1957
1952
to
101% 101%
40%
55%
(Interest
1979
A
100%
44%
34%
Aprll-Ocf
due
Plan
100%
3
102%
351/4
95 %
-June-Dec
1979
1927
to
pursuant
reduced
Stamped
A
9
102%
57Vi
94%
June-Dec
Plan
3.375%)
6Vis
to
(Central
Stamped
to
102% 103
*42
35 Vi
95 Vi
1978
1926 due
of
pursuant
reduced
1%
to
s
Stamped
A7s
3.5%)
f 6%s
pursuant
A
77%
57 Vi
94%
June-Dec
78
77%
75%
—
*57 %
30
1841
7s
f
1960
assented
AGuaranteed
lABrazll
76
75%
78
Feb-Aug
98%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
81%
__
AExternal sinking
97%
1955
87
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
98%
June-Dec
6s
78
1
b8
June-Dec
15-year 3 Vis 1962
Belgium (Kingdom of)
85
68
-June-Dec
1966
s
1942
sinking fund 6s 1960
assented
A6s
43%
42%
Jan-July
1967
sinking
65%
65%
June-Dec
1955
1957
3%s
External
5s
1956
3 Vis
A As
A 6s
Jan-July
5s 1958
(Commonwealth)
10-year
*741%
30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978—Jan-July
external
assented
AExternal
69%
1st
fd
77%
65
1945__ Jan-July
sink
78
75%
65
1945—Jan-July
1946—Jan-July
sink
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mortgage
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9.1
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&
mortgage
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ser
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32
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4
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0
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93%
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97
103'A
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1966
debentures
4s
series
4
1977..Jan-July
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1990_May-Noy
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating 3s 1970...Jan-July
First
106'A
89%
102
102
..April-Oct
1977
debentures
gold
Ohio Division
99 %
91
91%
91'A
__
102%
97
72
mortgage 2%s 1979.
mortgage 2%s 1980_2_.
Fort
1959—
Refunding and impt 4'As
First
93%
95
103%
101%
97 %
104
12
26
72
First
78%
95%
96
100
86
Mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2015
April
First consol mortgage 3'As series E
1964.April-Oct
78
Jan-July
gold 4s 1993
General 5s
70
07
104
104
Jan-July
Cincinnati
General
73
67%
101
100
1973—Map-Nov
1993
debentures
first
subordinate
2%s
1978
2%s
2"As
City Investing Co
Cleveland
71'A
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1982—— Mup-Nov
I960
Service Co
Ice &
Erie
Terminal—
debentures
Cities
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A
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1st
c
—
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100
mortgage gLd-JAs series E 1969—.Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s series G
1974—
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Eh
■
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First
Cincinnati
90
89
98%
96%
96
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4
Jan-July
95%
100
100
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Ry—
refunding mtge 2:'/4s-4'As l994_Jaw-July
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fan-July
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98
94
.
4
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Southeastern
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62%
61'A
87
93
494 ;
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gold 5s 1995.Jan-July
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1965—April-Oct
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slumped 1965
April-Oct
'
1980..
&
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16
93
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Chicago Torre
95
7 6 'A
63 'A
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b
102
2_
2044—...April
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refund
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4
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72%
8
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34
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2018
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and
Detroit To I
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74%
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&
1st
Jan
27
32
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A
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—
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96%
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475%
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20UJ—April
4'As conv increased series 13 Jan
1
mortgage conv
trust
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Gen
97%
85'A
7
4lll3u
4
90%
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ref
A
89%
series
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105%
88%
5s
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Detroit b
First
Second
&
coli
&
Detroit Edison
93'A
89 'A
April
A
Chicago Milwaukee
Chicago & North
mtge
Income
112
90
103%
90
27
31
31
•
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A
Ry
Power
Denver & Salt
112%
99
>
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mtge & coll tr 4'As
contingent
104%
4100%
27%
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Map-Nov
RR
Wetesrn
AIncome mortgage"series A
100'A
99%
1963
due 1993
mtge b coll tr 5s
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100%
-
101'A 102
22
division
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120%
89
9
93'A
7
'
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trust 4-6s
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993A
36
93
40
22%
jjt
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April-Oct
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1977_Juue-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1979-Jan-July
98'A
97%
1988——Jan-July
]
mortgage 4s inc series
mortgage 4'As inc ser
A2nd
Essex
1st
62 3A
90'A
,
100
May-Nov
•
Louisville
refund
mortgage
&
1st
-
ser
and
&
:
Western
May
Pennsylvania' Division—
75%
94'A
31%
26
92
April-Oct
extended
&
Lackawanna
A Income
90
5
4s
Morris
85
'
4 'As
&
York
First
-
105
49
54%
3
27
4
1975—April-Oct
1965
1977—:
Hudson
Collateral
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997———April
First mortgage 3:'/4,s series B
1985—
—Map-Nov
AGeneral
debentures
New
A General
Chicago Indianapolis
debentures
2%s
b
—
97
32'A
426
June-Dec
Lackawanna
Feb-Aug
Chicago b Erie 1st gold 5s
Chicago Great Western 4s
Co
&
Delaware
4
22
Jan-July
mortgage 3s series A 1978———June-Dec
First mortgage 3'As 1982-——.—.
—Feb-Aug
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B 1965—
June-Dec
Delaware
20
101%
22
June-Dec
Gen &
mtge 3s 1990—
RR—
1970
973A
60
1958
111
B
103%
96%
94
32'A
Jan-July
:
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1978
98%
101%
2
100
20
■
106 'A
Quincy; RR—
Chicago & Eastern
4s ser
93%
103%
491
June-Dec
lien b ref
92%
fan-July
1989
1970
Imp & equip 4s 1970
91
81%
Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 3'As 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
First and
1st & ret
gold
100% 102%
96%
96'A
—Map-Nov
3'As 1966 Map-Nov
June-Dec
6
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89
1970—*.
4s
94
fan-July
consolidated
and
118
99'A
4
498'8
and impt M 3'As series E
1990—Fcb-A/tp
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11 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol
gold 4s 1989
96%
93%
A
ref
97'A
93%
20
89%
11
1970
b
96
1996—May-Non
12%
38
ser
"
D
25
95
mtge 4s June 30
97 3a
—Mar-Sept
3'As series
13
53%
94%
lien
93'A
Jan-July
12%
92%
1st,
93*4
55»/2
13
94%
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94 3
Feb-Aug
1965
series)
104%
92%
106%
103%
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3s
(1942
98
102 %
104%
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Ry—
4s
High
95'A
__
■
65
rqh.
1977.
96
Jan-July
April-Oct
1976
1st mtge
Low
Mar-Sept
1965
1st
1st
1974
debs
f
s
61'A
April-Oct
1968—
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debs
3'As
Jan. 1
No.
April-Oct
1975
Can
mtge
Deere
Jan-July
1974—
mtge 2%s
debentures
3%s
Delaware
Refund
4s
97
103 %
4102'A 104'A
May
1987—
3s
Co
first
Range Sine*
Sold
98'A
498%
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of
Bonds
High
496 %
Map-Nov
Baking 3s
65
May
1
ApriZ-Oct
debs (stpd as to payment
dollars)
2001
Power
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Cubn RR—
106%
104%
16
102 'A 103 'A
4
fan-July
General
General
2
'
103% 104
1968
1st
105'A 105'A
98
1
Champion Paper & Fibre deb
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
Seeoiid
85 %
103'A
91%
Jan
3'As series A
Chicago Burlington
4
17
105'A
4104'2
Co-
FifSt mortgage 3%s
4'As 1992.
Refund and hnpl M
91
105
95%
-
Power
First and refund
91
492
Jan
S
Northern
1st
91 'A
498
A
U
Crucible Steel Co of Am
Cuba
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Feb-Aug
B
J—
mortgage 3'As
New
81'A
1948. June-Dec
4s
1995
mortgage 4'/2s series
General
78
*88
April-Oct
gold
cum
in
'
April-Oct
Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series A
AGen mortgage 4,/2s series
•v\
81%
10
or
June-Dec
Railroads
inc
25
of
N
A 3s
85%
Feb-Aug
:
1965
Corp 3'As debentures I960
3'As debentures (1947
issue)
1960
AGen
Consolidated
96%
843A
4
June-Dec
1976
Central RR Co ol
96'A
100
2%s
1978
94'A
12
Jan-July
Celotex
Central
3%s debentures
100%
____Mar-SepZ
Mar-Sept
1965
4s
debentures
AfCentral Branch
94'A
89
100
Sale Price
1976—
83%
22
Last
Period
Low
Gas
3'As debentures
•
___■
Natural
104%
99
Feb-Aug
(perpetual)
guaranteed
debentures
O 97
1
1956
1960
Clinchlield &
Celanese
Consolidated
96%
89
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
16
June-Dec
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
First mortgage
97
91'A
..Jaw-July
1955—
4'As
Low
2
Friday
BONDS
Consumers
April-Oct
7
New York Stock
-
85%
May-Nov
1902
No.
98% 100'A
100 'A
1076—June-Dec
1974
High
Jan.1
9034
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Power
Canadian National
*
Jaw-July
c
AUGUST
ENDED
90%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
WEEK
Range Since
Sold
97
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"
May-Nov
1955
Buildings 5s gld 1960
mtge
gen
4'As
Cons
_
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969__Mar-SepZ
General
FOR
Week's Range
Interest
13
105%
107
103'A 103%
27
100
104%
90'A
4
90%
.
—
490
—
'
4—
85%
90%
91
91
25
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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26
...
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Steel
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1972
3'As debs
Co
1982
tInternational Great Northern RR—1st
3.20s series I
mortgage
6s series
AFirst
Chemical
&
No.
Low
122
96%
109%
New
Orleans Great Nor
1
97%
101
New
Orleans
4
103%
120
69
36
62%
79
101
3
99
112%
101
101
1
99
113
94%
107
High
100'/2 101%
97%
97%
High
New Jersey
69
66%
98%
1972—May-Nov
Rys Central America 1st 5s B
Oil Pipe Line Co—
3'/aS s f debentures series A 1977
10
98%
98%
95
*90
1st
Power
1st
Frankjin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
1976—Mar-Sept
90%
88%
90%
15
87%
88%
3
85%
93
27/aS
mortgage
City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—.April-Oct
mortgage 35/as series B 1968—June-Dec
First
102%
1961
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
4%s
unguaranteed 1961...
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6sT997
Koppers Co 1st ml.ge 3s 1964———
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47%
98
—
99%
—
99%
99%
150
155
*150
103
96%
96
1
sink fund 3% ser A 1968__—June-Dec
Lake Shore & Midi South gold 3'/as 1997—June-Dec
3'/as registered 1997———
—June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation C^>—•//
Sinking fund mortgage 3%s ser A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
"l
81
81
79
87%
--
81
83
—
78
■»_
85
96%
5s
stamped
1974
Feb-Aug
60
60
Feb-Aug
85%
86
Jan-July
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93
4
60
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78
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,
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4'As extended to
1974
—
__
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A
mortgage bondsinterest
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4s
Series
B
4 As
Series
C
5s
fixed
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D
4s
contingent
Series
E
4'/2s
Series
F
5s
Lehigh
Valley
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fixed
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003-
contingent
2003
interest
interest
Miami
ALombard
extended
to
general 4s series
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3s
(Pi
3s
Co
debentures
3%s
Louisville
83%
63 %
62%
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3
61 %
74
72
72
72
3
68
79%
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83%
2
85
85
109 %
—
—
debentures
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June-Dec
1963
103%
~1
96%
98%
96
98
103% 103%
88
88
Div
&
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
second
1st
mtge
gold
3s
Cincinnati Div
Louisville Gas &
Elec
3'/8s
1st
York
Chicago
f980
104
101 %
99
103%
mtge 2%s
3
98%
98%
85
80%
90%
10
Feb-Aug
*„
93%
1972—Ma?/-Nov
*—
101%
92%
103%
90%
1986
3s series F
mortgage
gold 3%s 2000
Harlem
1980—June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Nov
Mortgage
4%s
N
Y
First
Haven
1
55 %
64%
60%
16
57%
66
58
57%
58
11
56
64%
97
97
20
02
98%
1
82
First
State
Steam
93
95
79%
82
~1
80
83%
68
68%
50
66
75%
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68
60%
60%
126
55%
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Jan-July
*
99
99
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8%
117
6%
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5
2%
3%
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61%
68
17
100%
105
15
83 %
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91.%
66
65
66
103
102% 103
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3s
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Quar-Feb
1 2047
Jan
3s
Quar-Feb
2047—Jan-July
5s series C 2047—Jan-July
5s series D 2047—Jan-July
2047—
registered
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A
Refunding &
Collateral
improve
Mar-Sept
1975
4%s
trust
States
Northern
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
First
2
6OV4
70
55%
24
50'/a
61%
90
90
10
86'A
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94%
—
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89
98%
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90
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100% 100%
110
99%
105%
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110%
94
101%
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100%
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108
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108
101
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104
106%
5
93
102%
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69%
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65
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96%
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82
93
85%
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94%
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92
--
92%
95
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102%
87
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1
--
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June-Dec
1984
106%
105%
— —
Telephone—
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105%
96
6
28
__
91%
91
101
97
4
100% 101%
102'A 103
75%
71%
91%
26
100% 100'%
102%
1978
Jan-July
2%s 1979
Feb-Auy
3%s 1982—,
—June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
3s 1979
Mar-Sept
mortgage
2%s debentures
97"
102'A 102%
102'A 102%
102%
3s
first
(Wisconsin)
62%
55%
90
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
mortgages 2%s 1975
Northwestern
62 V2
62%
84
Co—
Power
first mortgage 2%s 1974
(Minnesota)
86%
83%
Quar-Jan
1977
registered
General
8%
Ry—
1997
4s
99
'7%
3%
Gas
&
Corp first 3%s
lien
Prior
68%
102
8%
Susquehanna &
Y
86%
72"
—
89
82
76
—
82
May-Nov
4s
Electric
Y
Y
89
100
84%
95
Y & Putnam
N
96
*75'/a
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
Power &
Y
N
86
RR—
1955
N
82%
*88
Ontjafio & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
4s
88%
82%
*96
Jan-Jujy
1954
1st mtge 4'As ser A 1973
mortgage
*86%
82%
Chester-
Port
&
66%
57%
60
94
ser A 2007—Jan-July
4%s series A 2022—May
mtge conv inc
River
57%
57%
*88
refunding mtge 4s
&
AGeneral
Harlem
30
60%
Jan-July
1973_
4s series A
1973
& Hartford
series B
New
B
series
4s
& West
Lack
Y
'
•
60
May-Nov
2043
2043—
Mortgage 4s series A
N
74
59%
—
86%
92%
91%
100%
98
90%
—
94%
98
91
1982
83
100
2
90%
1979—May-Now
93%
94%
10
■■
101% 101%
May-Nov
84
77%
*82
Mar-Sept
1955
4s
*71
60
St Louis—
&
First
April-Oct
*77
Knox
93
15
98%
*—
Mar-Sept
refund
Louis
101
85
98
98%
April-Oct
_
1978
April-Oct
Atl
112%
76
*100
May-Nou
94
99
June-Dec
mtge 2%s ser G 2003—April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser II 2003
April-Oct
St
74
4s
Nashville RR—
&
First & refund
First &
79%
May
April-Oct
1976—
1976
debentures
73%
73%
*80
58%
April-Oct
1979_
1952.-
A
78%
68
Jan-July
(Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1997.
registered 1997_—
collateral gold 3%s 1998
Shore
Refunding & improve
Long Island Lighting Co—
1st mortgage 3%s ser D
Lorillard
73%
66
65
May
2003
2003
1962
series
7s
—May
11
Ry—
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Little
66
May-Nov
interest
contingent
5s
—
2003
interest
Terminal
mortgage
2003
interest
69
Northern
ref
General
35
88%
&
mortgage
77
68%
First
First
86%
76%
71
-Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
78
80
1964
5s extended
72%
70
76
56%
Feb-Aug
stamped
mortgage
64%
156
1
J954
5s
First
173
8
stamped
ref
99%
277
58%
5s
&
102
67%
58%
ref
First
92%
—
101%
80%
2%s 1977
—Jan-July
1963
Jan-July
Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4 As ser A 2019
Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978__Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
Gen mtge 3 As 1983
—Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s ser A 1974
Mar-Sept
First &
104
74%
tN
100
95
67%
N
*86
l970~April-Ocf
91'A
4
73%
AGeneral
First mtge
1
96%
79%
JAN Y
RR Terminal—
&
92
74%
1998
&
L
Dock
Lakefront
93%
Co-
RR
Y
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161
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104%
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105
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95
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——
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94
*90
1980——————Jane-Dec
2%s
mortgage
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92%
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90
85
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1978_.———
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1956
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debentures
95%
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3'/as
101
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96%
—
94%
100 %
98%
95
—
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90
.
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100
90
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1966.
first 4s
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and
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1965
1975
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90
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109
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107
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83
96
102
89%
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3s
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1970
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1974—
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.
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1982
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37
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--June-Dec
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June-Dec
refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P 1981— June-Dec
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
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refunding 3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
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ref
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&
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V
series
debentures
1986
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series
series
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98
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105
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First
—
98%
24
94%
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4%s 1960
1968—
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99%
100%
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3s 1975
sinking
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24
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95
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1960
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93%
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I
Volume 178
Number 5245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(503)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Last
l'criod
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Petroleum
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conv
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f
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Union
105% 105%
April-Oct
96
102
«.«.'
April
2361
101% 102%
101% 101%
107%
94%
94%
"3
97%
102%
102
May-Nov
105 3/b
April-Oct
99
92%
Feb-Nov
1991
1966
101%
April-Oct
102
April-Oct
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%'s debentures 1971
'
April-Oct
94 y*
99
98%
*102
May-Nov
1973—April-Oct
1971
guaranteed
30-year 5s I960—
4%s debentures series A
92
82%
«.«.
first
registered
Western
90%
69
7
Standard Oil Co
1982
101%
86 %
90
97%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
1st mtge 4%s, series B 1976
111
90%
2013
1967
100'/a
101
,99
*98
April-Oct
Western
98
887/s
May-Nov
(Indiana) —
3%s convertible debentures
100
—
91
*—
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—__May-Nov
,
1983—
debs
90'/a
93
95
—
103 %
*„
Mar-Sept
1966
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
West Penn Power 3'As series I
68%
Jan-July
4V2S
Products Co Inc—
subord
conv
mortgage 3'As series B
General
May-Nov
2%s
ASpokane Internatl first gold
5s
83
Co—
West Shore
90%
Jan-July
1956—:
series
6 Vis
98%
*90%
1981—June-Dec
C
ser
93
*87 %
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
1986
I
1995
3'As
32%
95%
Northeastern RR—
Joint 334s 1977—
Southwestern Bell Tel
3'/as
B
May-Nov
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Standard Coil
RR
First
1st mtge
general
series
Mar-Sept
1977—
1980
ser
June-Dec
A
general 6s series A
and
97
101 y«
94%
.
New Orleans &
95
92%
•
.
*99% 102%
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As
2000—-Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
Co—
4s
53
88%
92%
i
102%
90%
1979—June-Dec
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
Western
mortgage 2%s series F 1996——Jan-July
First mortgage 2V4s series G 1961——
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Devel
93%
Jaw-July
1973
general
97'/*
104% 105
1955—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
A
mtge 4s income series A Jan
First
93%
110
94%
3s
87
39
97%
89%
First
and
105
*95
Gen
101 %
95 %
April-Oct
.
1994
First mortgage 2%s series E
Devel and
97
100% 101%
—~ —
1959—Mar-Sept
1958—
27
91'/4
*95
June-Dec
1963
Ry
5s
Warren Petroleum Corp—
3'As conv debs (subord)
943/4
*30
967/8
consolidated
Walworth
90
973/4
92
& refund
112'/a
99
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Devel
92%
100%
•
*__
1957
H
ser
33/0s
118%
93
■mmm.
94
*97%
Jan-July
1981
San Fran Term
mortgage
4s
1969—
Gold
104%
102%
G
100%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2%s
(Oregon Lines)
4 Vis
88%
79%
«.-»
*83
Gen
«...
Co—
Gold
96%
89%
103
«.
"5
ser
102%
140
%
*99% 100%
.
—
Jan-July
1987
Gas
109%
I-
mtge 2%s
93
112
90
Jan-July
debs
Pacific
First 4%s
110
—
Feb-Aug
1983
1985
Ry
22
„
96%
95
21
84
*93
1975—Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
106
——
112
_
—April-Oct
7s
1979
debentures
93
83
*104%
E
Wabash
101%
«...
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
90
93
84
May-Nov
debentures
First lien and ref mtge
112
93
——
——
April-Oct
1982
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Socony-Vocuum Oil 2 '/2s 1976—
Southern Bell
100
'
*90
June-Dec
Oil 2%s debentures 1971
3'/4s subord
*93'/a
*95
Mar-Sept
debs
f
Corp coll
Corp—
Oil
2
138
w
*101%
__
Mar-Sept
ASilesian-Amer
Sinclair
98'/4
99%
'
April-Oct
sinking fund series
Virginian
95%
—May-Nov
2'/2s
s
102%
105
*92"%
ser
1st
99%
88%
June-Dec
3.20s
95%
97
103% 105 %
April-Oct
1967
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982_
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
86
87
1989—May-Nov
1977
& Sons
100
102'/« 102%
mtge 23/4s
97%
77%
78%
96%
April-Oct
1974
Line
96
70%
—
Co—
debentures
(Jos El
debentures
1
85
88% i
May
„_May-Ncv
mtge 3s series B 1980
Seagram
3s
3s
Air
3'/bS
England
92
96
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1972
and refund
First
1997
certificates
Depot
\
77
*82
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1969-Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968
June-Dec
St
86
Jan-July
1971
First and refund
100%
Ry Co—
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
bond
97
91'A
*91
Mar-Sept
3%s
trust
Pictures
Vandalia
95 %
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
99%
97
105%
April-Oct
1970
trust
debentures
78%
*98
April-Oct
Francisco
99%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1996
mortgage 4s series A
ASecond
St
6s
97
*95'A
April-Oct
1977
coll
&
First, and ref mtge 23/4s
Adirond'k
gold
98
95
*90'A
May-Nov
First and refund
Saguenay Power 3s
94
V
3%s
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4 %s series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
St
95
95
99%
1June-Dec
1972
f
s
R
&
Reynolds
20%
*94'%
*86'%
1976
Corp 23/4s
1st
Universal
Reading Co first
13
RR—
debentures
United
96%
103%
4%s
Jan-July
48'A
74
May-Nov
23/4s debs
(subord)
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
92
19'A
June-Dec
Biscuit Co of America 2%s
33/8s
99%
96%
97
Tank
United
201%
84
99%
1980
1982
debentures
1st
June-Dec
54'A
18%
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
102%
132%
190
Pacific
2%s
101%
98%
1273/4
—
*—
3'As
of California
Oil
3'/8s conv debs
Union
3%s debentures 1972
53'%
18%
May-Nov
*—
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
„May-Nov
53%
May-Nov
1975—April-Oct
93 %
99%
55
Jan-July
April-Oct
Union Electric Co of Missouri 33/8s 1971
First mortgage and coll trust 23/4s
93 %
103%
96
u
106
*103
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
96%
126
96'A
95%
and
ref
97'A
87%
114
—
99% 100
impt 33/4s I960—June-Dec
Corp 27/aS debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Tri-Continental
99%
104
Cent
102%
91
89%
June-Dec
96'A
97%
155
94
89
1985—Jan-July
1974
96
Feb-Aug
91%
89%
99%
*119'%
1
& Ohio
92
99%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
105% 105%
June-Dec
2
-June-Dec
—
*90'/2
99%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
C
2000
3%s
M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
5s
98
—
*92 %
May-Nov
97%
C
■
RR—
98
98
*89%
April-Oct
3s debentures 1965
New
First and refund
107
101%
96%
—
91%
/
Louis—
and
and
97%
*96% 100 %
*90
Jan-July
May -Nov
1973
refunding mortgage.3Vis 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
89
97%
Public Service Electric & Gas
Co—
3s debentures 1903
First and
3
Refund
106 %
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
and
94%
April-Oct
general 4 Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
and
94%
1959
B
First
First and
Jan-July
Jan-July
Refund
106'/2
__
85
109%
Texas Corp
*99 %
High
22
103%
2
Low
90%
109%
105% 106
11
Jan. 1
No.
89%
108
106
_Jan-July
debentures
Range Sine*
Sold
1971—May-Floy
108
—
106%
27/8s
2%s debentures
Bonds
High
104
105 %
12
Corp
Co
2%s
101%
103%
__
108
—-April-Oct
& Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974——;
First
99%
94%
__
*108
May-Nov
1965
mortgage 4 Vis series
First
2%s
106 %
Oil
(N J) debentures
debentures 1974
95
—
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
Standard
100 %
102%
Friday's
Low
General
mortgage 4 Vis series
First
380
or
Bid & Asked "
High
94
Coal—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4 Vis series A 1958—
First
8
*101
April-Oct
& Chem
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Low
*100
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke
Sale Prlee
27/aS
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Last
Period
—
*102%
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
--
June-Deo
7
Jan. 1
—
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series A 1970
97%
*95 %
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4V2S ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J
General
AUGUST
BONDS
No.
105% 106%
June-Dec
P 1953
ser
ENDED
Range Sinee
Sold
High
97%
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
WEEK
Friday
Bends
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
FOR
Week's Bang*
73
af
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
furnish
we
Aug.
3, 1953 and ending Friday, Aug. 7,
security whether stock or bond in which
a
AND
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Acme Wire Co
Manufacturing
Inc
(N
41
J)
page
Low
%
6,300
8
4%
100
4
American Stock
% July
1%
July
6%
Jan
Petroleums
60c
Jan
Alabama
27%
100
25
Jun
29
Feb
Alabama Great Southern
3%
1,600
3
July
4
Mar
2'/4
1,500
2
July
3%
Feb
Alaska
All
9%
9 "4
100
8% May
5
9%
9%
500
8% July
7%
11
14
9% Aug
13% Mar
Gas
Ltd
2 %
Alabama
Corp
American
Jan
8%
Feb
A lies
11
Aug
14 %
Jan
Allied
Internat'l
14
100
12%
Apr
15%
Feb
Allied
Products
/
14%
15%
1%
15 %
High
Lotf
1 '/a July
2,100
6,000
,
13 %
103
Jun
111
July
111
30
92
25
89 %
Jun
99'/4 Mar
1,900
4%
Jun
6'/4 Mar
1%
Jan
2%
_
4%
1
5 Vb
500
Jan
1% May
15% Aug
92
Jac
1%
1%
1%
2
2
A
2
3.900
2fk July
2%
3
4,700
2'/«
Jun
1
6%
Jan
7% Mai
Investing cap stock_l
2%
Feb
3%
25%
Jan
100
warrants
& Fisher common
400
l'/4
111
1
900
%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
100
Inc
7%
31.
—
Engineering Co
Corp
Shares
Low
1
Sales
for Week
of Prices
50
preferred
Inc
Airlines
11%
6%
2
Power 4.20%
Airlines
Alleghany
Allegheny
beginning Monday,
to include every
week
intended
Range
Par
AJax
is
Week's
t
Sale Price
Exchange
High
3%
11%
and
Last
27 %
l
for- the
itself,
,
2'%
3
Exchange
7
3%
j
see
High
%
Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•
common
Air-Wayl Electric Appliance
footnotes
AUGUST
l
Alrfleets Inc
For
Low
10
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Associates
ENDED
l
common
Manufacturing
Air
WEEK
Stock
Friday
Shares
i
Adams Hat Stores Inc
Aero Supply
Ainsworth
FOR
tor Week
of Prices
Par
American
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
RECORD
the
It is compiled from a report of the American
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Last
ACF-Brill Motors warrants
Acme Aluminum Alloys
on
1953.
any
RANGE
American Stock Exchange
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
(Mich)
common
5
i'(*.
2%
31
.
31
31 %
300
3% Mar
3%
Jan
Apr
32% May
27
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
28
...
Monday, August 10, 1953
(504)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST
ENDED
7
Week'»
Last
Range
for Week
of Pricea
Shares
STOCKS
Alteg
Sale Price
Cxchtift
American Stock
1
Brewing Co
Aluminum
Aluminum
Industries common
Inc
Industries
Ambrook
Rubber Co
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American
Hard
American
Laundry
Light $7 pfd
Power &
class A_.
20%
Jan
44%
44%
50
44
Jan
47
Jan
9%
9%
400
9
Jun
12%
Jan
23%
23%
300
25
Jan
~5%
5%
25
1% May
25% Mar
6% Mar
27%
Jan
July
63
Apr
Chamberlin Co
Jan
16
3,150
13% Mar
17%
4 %
400
4
July
4%
Jan
91/2
Jan
11 Va
Aug
20%
Apr
n
11
11%
500
15%
15%
17%
30,900
9 Va
Feb
4%
4%
15,800
2%
Apr
5% July
9%
9%
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
20%
8V2
19%
20 %
775
53 a
20
6%
4,400
Aug
101%
9
9 'A
•
9% May
Jan
4%
300
11%
11%
101
101
5% July
4
5%
11
July
210
98
Apr
600
18%
8%
8%
8%
4,500
19%
20%
1,200
~
22% Mar
Jan
109
Jan
10% May
Jun
24% Mar
7 Va
15
7,800
19
18%
Apr
Feb
7% Jun
114% Mar
99%
6'%
6%
1
11%
11%
Feb
24Va
Jan
45%
Jun
53%
Jan
14
125
2,800
117%
17Va July
-
12%
Jan
22 % Mar
9% July
1
1
*-»
10% Mar
Jan
1% July
jJo
17,000
104
Jun
121'% Aug
116%. 121%
710
1%
1,200
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
99%
400
93J%
Jun
116%
Jan
3,700
6 Va
Jun
7%
Jan
1%
96
6%
1
2%
2%
9%
93a
IIV2 July
xl '%
500
400
Jun
Mar
15
5% May
2 */a
July
4
Jun
9
1,100
10
17 'A
17
'
800
2%
2%
1
•
>
5,700
12
Mar
11
Mar
21
Jan
Jun
17
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas-
Baldwin
4 Va
12%
400
IIV2
11%
11%
600
11
3%
I
Baldwin Rubber common
3,200
3%
5,300
12
12%
1
4%
4%
4%
A_
July
Jun
July
Jan
6
18 %
Jan
13% Mar
3%
lo
Corp
Jan
4
Mar
6 Va Mar
Securities
8
Jan
3
,'d July
3 V4
Banco de los Andes—
American
Banff
Oil
shares
Barcelona Tr
Light & Power Ltd
Inc
& Co common
(L)
Bearings
Beck
Si
(A
&
Co
,
A
(S)
& Co
common-
Bohack (H C) Co common
5 % %
Borne
Foote
3
2%
3
1,200
39%
40
600
Works
Traction
36%
Jan
dep rets
ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
American
Class
10 %
Jan
Jun
16
A
Brown Company common
$5
Brown
4%
Rubber
Brown
Co
preferred
Mills Ltd
class 13
Feb
25'%
87 %
10
84%
Jun
Jun
4 %
700
3% July
4%
Budget Finance
Plan common
7%
preferred—4--
60c
convertible
Bunker
July
3%
3,500
Jun
11%
Jan
5%
600
25
.24
"
19%
3,100
9 Va
4% July
22% July
20% Jan
17 %
Jun
Aug
Mar
90
7% Mar
25 % Mar
Mar
24
22 Vs
Jan
5 %
500
July
5%
Aug
4% July
5%
July
5
Mines
Burma
33%
.*
8%
8%
8%
1,200
8%
9'/a
1,900
89%
89%
50
9
15%
Apr
7%
Jan
6%
Jun
8%
Calamba
Sugar
Consolidated
Engineering Corp
Apr
17
Jan
2,300
20
Corroon
$1
dep receipts
American
Petroleum
Crowley
8 %
8%
300
14'%
14
700
1/.
'4
%
r.
1(1
3%
4
3%
50o
3%
1,800
300
—
__
Cuban
Curtis
Curtis
Jun
Jun
3%
Apr
3%
5
100
12% Mar
100
Jan
8
Aug
20% May
Jan
%
5
1
Capital Transit Co
:_19.5o
Carey Eaxter & Kennedy Inc.
Carman & Co_
Co
1
2.50
Devoe
Gray
•
common
Power <fc Light $5
Biscuit
pfd
Co
•
I
6%
—
—
1%
4% Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Juiy
6%
Jan
Jun
25%
Feb
20%
73%
Jun
73 %
27%
Jan
American
dep rets B
ord
For footnotes see page 31.
Jun
Jun
143a May
20%
Feb
Jan
100
17%
Jun
13'A
14
4,400
10 %
Jun
14%
Jun
18%
19'/«
600
18
Jun
21
Jan
3%
3%
700
13%
14
12V4
.
r:j
..
2,400
11 %
-a
4%
3% July
15Ja May
July
2°a Mar
9%
9%
;';9%
400
13%
1,900
11%
Apr
15%
12'A
,
Aug
21% Mar
12%
9%
12%
Jan
13
500
11%
Jun
14%
1
200
1
3,000
24%
1,300
10%
Jun
7%
Apr
'
1
;
26%
26%
27%
11 %
11
11%
8%
8%
8%
6
4 Va
6
5,500
17,200
24
24%
2,800
32%
34
Feb
>
Mar
Jun
35%
Jan
7
4% July
Mar
5'A
200
Jan
1 >
iif
~5%
May
Aug
Jun
~
5%
11
July
9
14;
^
Mar
8% July
6
Aug
1 %
Feb
7
Feb
31% Mar
32%
Aug
40
Jun
10%
Jan
a%
__
23 % July
8 %
24%
J an
10
Jan
400
'A July
8 Va Jan
400
Jan
%
Jan
10 'a
t>u.<
9%
Feb
9%
9%
7%
.
7%
100
7%
300
7 %
Jun
400
16 Va
Jun
17
Feb
2J
% July
16%
17
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
4,200
67 V2
Jun
76 %
Jan
2,100
%
Apr
1 %
Jan
Jan
11
%
25c
—*
400
6'/a
Jan
7%
10%
*
6%
10'A
600
9'/a
Jan
11 %
13%
10%
—-5
JA
6%
6%
14
300
13 Va
July
1% July
14%
27
Jan
Jun
ltiU
reb
8 %
Jun
12%
1,150
17
17
Jun
163
Jan
5,400
8%
8%
8%
20
166
164
19 Va
200
24'/a
24
24
Feb
Feb
2
14%
Feb
lb
4
5
July
50
50
Aug
1
2.50
—
10,900
—
14
14
1,200
Jun
Mfg Co
class B
& Raynolds
Ltd—
Distillers Co
Aug
3%
Jun
25 %
Jun
33% July
5%
Jan
26% Mar
15%
Feb
6%
C%
900
6%
Jun
8%
Feb
3%
100
3%
Jar
4%
Jan
76]/2
225
74
Jun
107% 107%
10
106
Jun
1%
1%
2,000
Jan
6%
American
dep
Feb
feb
Aug
16 % Mar
A
B)
common
Duval Sulphur &
Jun
17'.4 Mar
14%
700
30
140
12%
1%
1%
23%
23%
—
—
2
*
•
—
19%
900
5%
2,000
Potash Co—
£1
1
Jan
2%
Jan
18% Juiy
11%
8%
—
—
12%
9%
8%
—
3%
3%
10 %
Jan
7% July
18
Jan
41%
Aug
Jun
20
Mar
2S%
16%
7%
Mar
July
9%
Apr
Jan
32%
40%
Apr
35 %
Jan
11% July
7,600
Jun
32%
500
17%
Jan
5% May
-
3%
5%
30
—
Apr
Jun
6,000
13%
—:
Jan
9%
Jan
300
33
12%
13%
:
1
4%
1,600
39% 41 %
17% 18'A
8%
8%
—
Jun
Jan
Feb
82
15 Va
1,600
6%
32%
May
8
500
j.—
6%
11% July
600
Jan
b% Mar
6Va
5% May
July
Feb
11'/a Mir
25%
5% July
4%
Jan
Jun
14%
Feb
11
5'A July
100
5%
30%
5% May
3% Aug
800
*
1
•
3
9%
200
10%
Jan
Jan
Jun
2%
--
Jan
3% May
12%
lit
5,700
2%
—
18
8%
2%
29 Va Mar
74
41 %
Apr
13% May
July
23
—
6%
145
2% July
19%
5%
5U
—
Feb
33
Jun
10% July
10%
—
Jan
1%
400
•,
Jan
137
1,100
10%
10c
reg
(The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Corp
7% Mar
Ltd—
rets ord
Duraloy
Test
July
Laboratories—
common
dep
Apr
—
10
*
Co
Dunlop Rubber Co
American
Feb
28%
16
138
'
—
*
—10
1—*
1
Power Co
Class
2%
—
1
common
(Allen
Jun
—
——-2.50
Brewery Ltd
DuMont
Feb
1%
1%
Corp common
Company
Harris
6%
100
23%
1
Bridge Co Ltd
—-——*
Steel & Coal ord stock
_*
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Textile Co Ltd common
*
Corp
Feb
Jan
xl9
•
—
15%
15%
—1
Co common
Finance
Oil
—
—
—4s
————1
Exploration Ltd—
Dominion
27-4
x5%
50
1%
1%
__
1
1
10
—1
—25c
7% Mar
Jun
600
.—
1
Jan
6 'A
6
rets ord reg—
(The) Corp
Dobeckmun
600
8%
6%
19% 20%
—
,
700
6% Mar
25%
Jan
333i Mar
1% May
83
114%
2%
Apr
%
Apr
1
—
E
6% Mar
50
3%
75
Feb
13'/a
100
15
—-—1
Devon-Ledue Oils Ltd—,
4%%
Eastern
1
►a
5%
14%
6 '/'a
12% Mar
Gas & Fuel
11 Va
10%
11'A
13,400
9%
Jun
13%
Jan
common—10
67'A
66'A
67 y4
875
64 >A
Jun
74
Feb
100
25
1
Assn
26 %
26%
26%
200
Jun
30% Mar
8%
8%
8%
300
Jan
10% Mar
prior preferred
Malleable Iron
States
Corp
series A
*
series B
•
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial lnt—1
$7
preferred
25
7%
128%
-
30
$2 preferred
Easy Washing Machine
—
Jan
Mar
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing
Co
pfd
—
Mar
150
Mar
July
32
Feb
Feb
30% Mar
16% July
15%
class B—
Electric Bond & Share common
Electrographic Corp common
—
165
27 %
:
Jan
25 'A
--
Jan
116
preferred
$6
Jan
£1
2s 6d
Jan
5%
73%
Empire District Electric 5lo
rets A ord
Jan
53a
29% Mar
8%
Carreras Ltd—
American dep
35 %
Feb
72%
Products
Draper
10%
6,500
50
—
-■-
Jun
Apr
3%
30,700
Jan
Apr
73%
Dragon Cement Co Inc
15%
9,800
'*
14
26
"4
5%
10% Mar
% July
18
•
140
Jan
1
1
1
400
28%
3%
14
100
Eastern
4*
8
15
(ord reg).—£1
5
Manufacturing
Iron Foundry
Jan
Jun
5'A
5
50
5
100
Jan
Apr
Gasket &
Eastern
7% preferred
Marconi
Jun
4%
16%
debenture
8%
Hardware
Ltd—
Capital City Products common
Jun
12%
12%
10c
4%
300
8V2
—
Steel
Jun
9%
9'A
•
6% July
3,500
5
Inc—
Mines
Detroit
•
Canadian
Carolina
II
__
2
Industries
Carr-Consolidated
»
II.
•
Ltd
Jan
17-)a May
6,300
14%
28
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
Dejay Stores common——
—50c
Dennison Mfg class A common-—
5
Day
Duro
common
Co
Canadian
Carnation
23
20
Ltd
Jun
Jun
37,100
Brothers Inc..-—
Davidson
Detroit
•
Oil
Apr
9%
Jan
23%
Dairies Inc
Mills
Detroit
10 Va July
225
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
8%
42
Feb
9
xl8%
Hosiery
Mar
A Jun
3%
23 %
Atlantic
40 Va
1
Feb
May
5
4%
3%
—10
Crystal
Davenport
Douglas
5
Canadian
24
D
Dal tell
Dominion
6,800
Canadian Canners
233a May
Feb
6%
6 Va
14 Va
■
28
5
Tobacco common.
——*
Lighting Inc common
2.50
Manufacturing Co (Mo).——5
10% Mar
5%
Canadian
Apr
21%
rM O O
9
8%
J__
Atlantic Sugar common
19%
8% Aug
13%
5,3a
9%
19%
300
1%
19%
preferred
Dominion
2,100
1
1
•'
.
43/a
1
Dominion
S
0 m
common
I:
■
1
Jan
K
Southern Oils Ltd vtc
2,100
14
Company
Cent
Crown
Jan
25% May
Jun
7% May
Milner & Co
(The)
Croft
Jan
1
preference—
74
July'
Feb
Courtaulds, Ltd—
Creole
Jan
July
to
*
1
A
Petroleum common——
8%
8%
6 % %
1
11% Mar
%
1
~9
:—,-1
Reynolds common
preferred class
Cosden
10%
4,900
Canada
20%
22 %
5c
Mines
Gold
&
July
2,800
Canada Cement Co Ltd
2,0 %
—
81% July
6
50c
10
Canada Bread Co Ltd
20%
22 V2
7Ta
1% July
8% July
67
Jan
22%
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
—10
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Cont Aviation & Engineering
1
Continental C'ar-Na Var Corp
:-l
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
•
Corby (H) Distillery LidClass A voting-,—
—••—*
Class B non-voting
*
Domestic
July
19%
23%
900
Liquidating
Consolidated
Dome
14
7
5
250
""%
68
%
1
50c
1
1956——_
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Feb
12%
800
11
Insurance
69 Va
6.)'%
Machinery—
Apr
700
14%
9%
Fire
400
10
Service
Compo Shoe
Vtc ext to
19%
Feb
13
14%
10%
Camden
July
5,40o
) G
Jun
Diversey
9%
Co
5
life
9%
J-
9
17%
6% July
14% May
10%
Gus
7%
200
15%
5%
•
&
*•>
1
Aug
50
5
5
1%
Feb
9% Mar
5%
18'A
Jan
1,200
•
Oil
37
6% July
1,200
18'A
Jan
12
3,800
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Consol
Jan
1,600
6
Feb
50 % Mar
California Electric Power
Calvan
*7%
Va
5%
8%
Apr
12%
1
"7
•
1% July
Duke
Estate
Mar
100
3 % July
c
common
Jan
9
900
Dow
Products
10
Jan
1%
Driver
Electric
Aug
9 Va
Drilling & Exploration Co
Cable
8'A
200
9Va
Jun
6%
6%
3s 6d
12 %c
~3%
~8'A
:
I'A
Community Public
Feb
May
89
1%
8% July
37
Ltd—
Burry Biscuit Corp
Jan
10% Mar
Jun
9Va
87
15%.
14%
10
14%
Feb
79
1
Hotel Inc
Commodore
47
9
dep rets ord shares
American
Jan
2%
10s
2.50
24 %
Jun
9 '/a
1
:
Jan
10%
10
preferred
Sullivan
Hill &
Aug
67
Jan
Jan
5%
•
;
22
120
6%
Jan
3%
•
Buckeye Pipe Line,
75
72'A
18%
Cuban
19%
19
20
22
71
Fund Inc
10
Colonial Sand & Stone Co_
1
Colts Manufacturing Co
10
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Feb
3,000
•
13
22
.
(The)
Co common
25%
24
2.50
(E L) Co common
Bruck
29% Mar
18
Airlines
Colonial
10'%
2
1
common
Bruce
Jan
•
ordinary
£olon Development
Colonial
—-
Drug
10% Mar
__1
Distillers
Forman
cumulative junior
26%
——*
Products Co-'
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Cockshult Farm Equipment Co
Club Aluminum
$6
Apr
*
$3 2nd preference-
400
3iug
36
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Crystal Oil Refining common—
9 %
5'/a
89'%
27%
5%
50
*
1
Ciarostat Manufacturing Co
1
Claude Neon Inc
—1
Claussner Hosiery Co_——-—-—5
Crown
200
10
•
4°a Mar
27 3A
"7%
convertible preferred
Clark (The 1 D L Co
Clark Controller Co_
——
Jan
3 Va
l
preference
convertible
Jun
4 % %
5'%
3%
•
inc—
City Specialty Stores
Detroit
Power class
3%
5
1
Stamping
Auto
City
4% May
9%
10s
dep rects ord regular
500
2,200
7V2
,5
Wire & Cable Corp
Feb
12'%
12 %
10s
B
4'A
1
Mining
Consolidated
Chief
Cork
Briush Celanese Ltd—
British Columbia
Machine
Chicago Rivet &
Crown
87%
19%
4 Va
—
—5
10
4
common—
—,
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Jan
550
800
100
32,500
8%
2
10
.——1
of America——_—2.50
Petroleum (Md) —
Internat'l "A" partic
Tolniccn—
Amer
Feb
24%
25%
•
Amer
Mar
9 %
•
American
13
11%
4%
7,400
5/V
80
Co common
Clierry-Burrell
9% July
•
British
Jan
14
4%
Light & Pwr ord—•
Oil Co
Jan
Apr
10 Th
4%
„•
British American
6% Mar
40%
38%
13%
11 %
l
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
July
2% July
4P0
41
40
20c
Inc
13
2% Mar
46
5
Breeze Corp common
,
10%
1
Gear
Jan
40
prior cumulative preferred—100
Scrymser Co
Brazilian
Feb
Apr
17
1,100
25
•
Bourjois Inc
Brad
6 Vo
16%
800
14%
3
common
Blumenthal
Jun
Jan
15%
13%
4
class
23%f Jun
14%
15
15%
Fdry & Mach Co com_*
Black Starr & Gorhain
Blauner's
1%
4'A
4%
72
Jan
21% May
I V4 Mar
1
Inc
Apr
8%
11% Mar
500
1
common
Birdsboro Steel
1%
1
:
Hedges common
Blckford's Inc
1,200
Jun
10
5 Va
~I%
1
Inc
of Canada common
Watch
Benson
10%
6%
4,900
1
common
Corp
Aircraft common
Bell Telephone
Benrus
Ties
Shoe
Instruments
Bellanca
7 %
10%
10%
500
Beau-Brilmmell
Feb
2
16,600
n;
1
Inc
Beckman
2
7
7
1
Refractories
Baumann
2%
Ml
5% May
4%
—
Corp common
—
10
Charter Oil Co Ltd————————1
Cornucopia
•
1
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
9
*
50o
Ltd
3% July
Jun
Jan
27%
Investors Inc
—.——
Convertible preference——
Century
Circle
15
4% July
6%
4'A
10
common
Jul)
1 a
17% Mar
Jun
3%
,
Cliaris
14%
3% July
15 %
5
—1
100
pld
Light 4%
Power &
Central
Century Electric Co
Cessna Aircraft
14%
300
400
5
5
•
Ohio Steel Products
Central
Jan
54%
9%
300
16
7% May
Feb
4%
100
preferred
33 % Mar
54
121%
Baker-Raulang Company
preference $1.40 series—
3.50%
34%
B
Class
preference $1.50 series.
Jun
1,500
5
4
15 V2
4%
1
*—•
Conv
Jun
56%
4%
_3%
16
1
Conv
High
Low
Central Maine Power Co—
Jan
54
1
50
Machine
Collieries Corp common
Jan
31
500
32%
~1%
Voting
Feb
1%
——
Corp
Central Illinois Secur
23%
24%
32%
~1%
preferred
non-cum
Jan
4%
May
24
Corp of America
Corporation
Explorers Ltd
28%
24 %
£1
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Apr
Jan
23% July
5,200
6
dlv)—>—•
arrear
%
21 Vz
Atlas
Ayshire
100
«•
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Automatic
22%
23%
2.50
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Non-voting
22 %
Tel—
&
$43
(ex
Central
19%
dep rets reg——
America
Tel
A
Cenco
Aug
46
Associated Laundries of
Class
Catalin
Jan
4%
19
Corp.
Associated Electric Industries—
Associated
Feb
16'/a
Jan
45%
Aro Equipment
American
24%
Feb
3%
i9
convertible preferred—
4% ck
Jun
12%
4,600
9%
5
1
•
•
5o
Co
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Arkansas
22
800
4%
—
Fuel Oil Corp
Armstrong Rubber Co
200
14%
lVa
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc_
1
Arkansas
23
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"3%
•
-10
1
1
& Co
(A M)
Castle
4%
700.
1
American'Meter Co
•
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
American Potash & Chem cl A conv_*
American Republics
10
American Seal-Kap common
2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
American Writing Paper common
5
Amurex Oil Development class A
A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd•
Anchor Post Products
2
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares
2.40
Angostura-Wupperrnan
Jan
44%
Maracaibo Co
American
95
22%
1
100
25
20
25
Beverage common
American
Jun
Shares
5%
1
W) Co common
(J
Carter
13%
~4%
conv
American Book Co
3% Mar
23
23
pfd
Jti
SAmerican Bantam Car Co class A—1
American Air Filter 5%
Jan
82 V2
800
90
89%
90
100
•
•
25c
preferred
Goods Manufacturing
$3.75 cumulative
2 Ya
for Week
Low
Par
Casco Products common
Co of America
Aluminum
400
3'A
3%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Low
F«r
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
5
1
15%
15%
1,600
13%
Apr
26'A
24'A
26%
26,400
22%
Jun
13 Va
12%
13%
1,600
10%
Jun
100
100
1
5
7
20"%
20%
7
20%
6% July
100
200
Jun
•
17%
Apr
28V4 Mar
13% Aug
104'A
9%
23
Feb
Jan
July
Number .5245... The Commercial
Volume 178
and_Financial Chronicle
(505)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
J
Range
of Prices
Pit
Equity Corp
convertible preferred
$2
Esquire Inc.—
Eureka
Low
10c
common
1
1
-—-——
Corporation Ltd
$1
2
Kb!,!.
'400
32"/4 July
33
5%
1,700
jtl
jj;
Eurexa Pipe Line common
10
%
4 200
21%
__
22 %
60
51/4
31,100
}■.'
8
35
Jan
5%
% jmy
1/
9
ir0h
20
May
Kawneer Co
Mar
Feb
ir
j®J
Falrchild
Camera
Oils
Federated
Fire
1
24%
25c
—
Association
Firth
Instrument
&
Ltd
2i3u
Sterling
Fishman
*
(Phila)
10
Inc
(M H)
Co Inc
1
-
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
Motor
Class
A
Class
B
Ford
of
Kiddc County Lighting
(Walter) & Co
Kings
Ford
•
voting
Co
Motor
8%
Fuller
5%
65%
?2
5%
3,600
9%
100
7%
8%
,/0°
,Ja,n
33% Jan
9%
♦
—
64%
x63%
69%
„
65
2,300
69%
0
cn
Jun
11
July
7
10%
Knott
Mar
of
£1
4
-W-1
1.25
6
6
6
6%
6%
7%
1,700
10%
11 Vb
400
reg
4
4
B00
681/2
3un
73% Mar
Brewing
(Geo A)
1
Co
5
__
%
%
Jun
%
Feb
12,400
400
7%
8
10% Juiy
5%
Power Co
Gellman
Mfg
21%
Co common
Acceptance
General
Alloys
1
Corp
Co
1
10%
Electric Co
American
May
11% Mar
1
dep rets ord
reg—
General
Outdoor
common
Adv
6%
pfd—.—100
Plywood Corp common
convertible preferred
Public Service
Power $6
2,700
2 I"
17«
ADr
297/.
9%
$6
5%
104%
2 Va
50c
200
29%
104% 104%
2
20
2%
11%
11%
1,400
200
112% 112%
preferred
3%
—1
1
Jun
Feb
28%
Jun
103
3 %
125
3%
_1
9%
9 %
iy2
11%
10%
™
'
11%
Mines
Gladding McBean & Co
I—
Union
class
B
Class
Inc
Co
5
$4.5o prior preferred
Goodman
7%
8 Va
12%
23%
47
nrm
47
onn
on
30
Atlantic
78
1%
Jan
112% July
117
Feb
B/4
/8
31111
25
100
63/a
16%
6%
6%
200
16%
16%
2,000
stock.
.100
preferred
155
154 % 155
133 ' f
133
1%
—1
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.
I,/
51%
15%
6|;j
7 i',i
17%
17%
...2
5
11%
13
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
;
Jun
11%
Jan
3
July
4%
Feb
Feb
3'A
in.
800
600
1% July
8%
900
7
12%
13%
1,100
12
800
6% July
1,100
1,400
6% July
9%
Feb
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
200
14%
Jun
16% May
13%
Jun
17 y* Mar
6%
a%
16
14%
1,000
6,200
2
fa Mar
Mar
8% Aug
Jun
173/4 Mar
3%
4%
20%
Jan
61/*
200
4Aug
3% Aug
3%
Jun
43% May
7%
Feb
63/4
Jun
37% Mar
100
Apr
6V2
6% July
6%
Jan
4 Vb
Aug
3% July
400
1,300
Jan
9
Feb
5% Jan
3% Aug
100
Jan
45 Va July
Apr
44
July
375
13% July
18
Jan
200
13 Va
May
14% Aug
6,200
41 %
Apr
50i% Aug
38%
600
Marconi International Ltd
Marine
Communication Co
12
July
15 V5
®6% Mar
McKee (A G) & Co common
1
111111
it July
41
Feb
Jun
Jan
5%
Jan
Mead
27%
Feb
Menasco
Johnson
&
Jan
8
Jan
July
14%
Jan
233/4 May
500
7%
Jun
10% Jan
9%
Feb
10% May
300
16% July
2,500
18%
300
343/4
Feb
40
Jan
4
Feb
xl3
26 V2 Mar
July
Jun
12 %
1,000
24 y2 Mar
Jan
22
15% May
15 y» Jan
2%
4% Mar
14
2%
14%
3
5,300
2%
Jan
9%
14%
3,300
Jan
li3/4
17 %
1,900
14%
Jun
213/8 Mar
6Va
Jan
73/4 July
7%
1,800
6%
1,900
8
Merritt Chapman & Scott Corp—
Mar
Warrants
21% Mar
164% July
2% Mar
1,300
50%
Jun
J'onn
i4%Juiy
*5
A,ir
17
Jan
10%
14
26 %
17
1
1
Co
Co
Mlg
127/b
10
Jun
2,200
24% 24%
12'% 12%
—
Feb
May
27% July
135% Apr
57% Mar
19% Mar
13
jan
—
—
6%
—
preferred
Midland
Oil
Corp $1
conv
6%
—
12%
2.50
*
—
7%
10
1
1
preferred—*
Micro 111atic Hone Corp
:.
Middle States Petroleum common
Aug
Jan
55
11% 12%
!if 7%
1
7%
14%
11%
14
--
26
14
5%
25
2%.
5
11%
2,600
33A Mar
Jan
Jan
7
1,300
8
f
Mar
13
Jun
Apr
*8
Apr
' Jun
60
2% July
r
1
1
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Feb
8l« Jun
25c
15
preferred
Participating
Michaels Brothers Inc*
Michigan Bumper Corp
x2l
17
1
Metal Textile Corp common
•
—
—
Jan
173/4
3% July
*
McWilliams Dredging common
52%
"
15% July
j
17
22
28 Va
21
21%
8% 8%
10% 10%
18%
133/4
Jan
300
28% 28%
—
Jun
18
600
16% 17%
21%
11
100
20%
28%
1
5
Mays (J W)
l«/2 Mar
Jun
24%
173/4
10
*
400
11% 11%
207/s
£1
Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
1.
•
•
Marion Power Shovel
Massey Harris common
Jun
i-nn
10%
14
14
14% 14%
49 Va 50%
12% 12%
—
22
Mar
113/a 3an
'
Jan
600
Jan
100
6%
—
135//<J Mar
27% Feb
Jun
Jun
1,100
Jun
18
10%
42% 42%
*
Co
Manischewitz (The B)
15% Feb
1%
17%
13
7
._9c
Leases..
17
Jun
12 Va
14
14%
49%
12%
1
Mangel Stores common
12% May
62% May
144%
15%
lil Jan
V* Jan
Jan
42%
•
54% May
131
51
% July
11%
35.3 3s8
3% 3%
38% 39%
__
fl
Jun
?
150
15%
9% Mar
400
l%~i%
__
—
10
35
2,600
51 %
Feb
37% Mar
12'A
1/8 14 8
38-«
2
Co
35
1%
50c
Freehold
Public Service
Jul^'
<lu
Jun
00
2,5
,-25
3%
Jun
Apr
14
14%
5%
*
M
Maine
121/4 Jan
Jun
^pr
134%
1%
Feb
July
10
Jun
8%
800
a
155,,,
14%
*
-5
1
1
7"-.--7
Mesabi Iron Co
*
27/a
28
506
%
83/«
'
5
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4% Mar
Aug
22
...1
—5
,«,/
10
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--
25
4
,1,
Feb
108%
600
1,200
32%
36% July
Jun
15,200
pfd—25
conv
Jan
106
78
1%
T
Pacific Tea—
&
Non-voting common
1st
--
50
Manufacturing Co__
Gray Manufacturing Co—______
Gridoil
*
24
1
Manufacturing common
2%
12%
Jun
Jan
12%
23
*
Mines..
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand Rapids Varnish
7%.
8
*
Goldfield Consolidated
Great
300
19%
12%
*
B
Gorhani
19%
*
1
Godchaux Sugars class A—
Jun
~n3>a
6%
8%
25c
1
1
10
cuni c0"v PJeferied
f"
6%
50c
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lynch Corp
Mar
10%
12
—10
Coal—
Distilleries
Feb
108
Jun
"gs/. ~6%
-
__
5
5
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Apr
93/a
Jan
9 %
*
Gold
5%
34% Mar
103% Ju"
•
___—*
Globe
18 Va Mar
99 %
20
common
Alden
T
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
4%
_10
Lefcourt Realty common
JlLT04U1™e?U, (R
cl
Fab)'i^ of N J—
5% cumulative preferred
anr
2%
8%
29%
GiichnSl Co——
Glenmore
Jan
3
1% July
.
Glen
12%
1% July
$5 preferred
Gilbert. (A C)
Jun
100
preferred—
Gerity Mich Corp
Giant- Yellowknife
5% May
1-400
26%
3%
1 0
316
12%
5
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
Lear inc common.
Ma!
3% July
100
2,700
Apr
1% July
10%
8___1
1
1
Corp of Delaware
Tat1
105%
16%
10
5
General
Georgia
10%
1 %
£1
pfd A
Finance Corp 5%
Fireproofing
5%
%
21
102% Mar
12 Va May
^
Laclede-Chrlsly Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson
Jan
Ltd—
General
General
10%
100
2
_*
T
Builders Supply Corp com—1
convertible preferred
25
General
500
-
4
General
General
~4
100
General
5%
21%
"4
•
common
preferred
Jun
Jan
15%
II
~jj%
Lamson & Sessions Co
Gatineau
8%
15
1
.
July
May
5% May
6V4 Apr
__
"3%
Krueger Brewing Co
3%
13 ya
1%
32
5
:
3~3%c
20c
Kropp (The) Forge Co___
Kroy Oils Ltd
Jan
10
7.50
69'% Mar
4
"3
32
3%
32
——'__III_5
Corp
Jun
France—
%
Hotels
25% Mar
11 y«
100
in
Apr
500
29% 29%
10
•
Rubber Co
Kobacker Stores
Jan
,,
_
59
Kleinert (I B)
High
21V2
34 % Mar
1
Klein (D Emil) Co common
7% May
Low
__
10
Range Since Jan. 1
200
X9%
1
\ Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Jan
y
4% July
__
II
9%
"l
50c p^tored
3f"May
82/2 111111
on,1/6
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50
Kirby Petroleum
25% Mar
Ltd—
Brewing Co
(Peter)
July
23
amS
5A
65%
9%
__
American deposit receipts bearerFox
1-5-SS
/2%
for Week
Ranjre
L0W Hi0h
21% 21%
121/4 121/2
121/4
•
Sales
Week'a
of Prices
__
5
•
common
cumulative preferred
Kit.gston Products
,
24%
Canada—
dep rets new ord
Fort Pitt
2iV
4%
5
1
non-voting
Motor
Amer
5/r
.65%
2.50
—
23%
n"V7
Key Co common—
r
32V* Mar
4%
Petroleums Ltd
f
Par
♦
5
1
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
F
Fargo
Last
oZi0hr
17/0,Tor,
5%
25c
Warrants
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
7 100
%
or
7
STOCKS
o
aies
2 Vs
32%
__
AUGUST
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2
__
ENDED
for'wppk
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
Week's
July
1 % Mar
73/4 July
11 %
July
14% Mar
12%
Jun
153/4
Jan
100
11
Jun
13
Jan
100
24%
Jan
26 Va Mar
13% July
17% Mar
2,200
14%.
11%
H
Hal.
Hartford
Electric
Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Mfg
Havana
4
,
'
A
Heller Co
5%-;
"convertible
40o
9%
700
2
Honi
Si
Hurdarl
Baking Co
&
Hardart
common
200
7%
8%
3,300
Oil &
23%
53% Mar
1%
Feb
Jun
5%
jan
Jan
12%
Apr
Jun
2%
Jan
30
Jun
3% Aug
7% July
4%
12%
Jan
Feb
Jan
27
Jan
14% May
18%
Apr
20%
800
21
2%
2%
2%
400
9% May
Jan
8%
2% Julv
i7/„
cvh
9
Jun
Feb
9'
77/„
Feb
11%
8O0
11 '/a
Jan
12
Jun
14 V4
14 %
2,100
12%
Jun
16 %
Jan
2%
13%
50
11%
14%
2%
700
27/8
Jan
11
3% Mar
13%
50
133
131
18%
100
30
18%
500
70
100%
26%
26%
27
200
62 %
62%
64
7,500
Jan
13% July
16
Jan
44
13%
15
46% Mar
131
Jan
152
Aug
18% July
100
23%
107
Jan
30
Mar
60%
74%
Jun
4% May
33
34%
2,300
Feb
Aug
3Va July
33
Feb
25% Julv
5
5
Jun
May
•
Securities
Products
Feb
71% Mar
67/b
*
Manufacturing Co
99
68% Julv
7%
~
May
21 Vb Julv
90% July
—
100
Humble
4
Jan
Jan
Aug
Jan
5
Refining capital stock—*
Food
400
3%
1%
20%
Midland Steel Products—
jan
Jan
'
Midvale Co common
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest Piping Co
Mid-West Refineries
Miller Wohl Co common
41/2% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Ulumta
Co
Zinc
•
common
15%
14%
15%
2,000
12% July
20%
Jan
American
dep receipts registered
Imperial Oil
(Canada) capital
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
Imperial Tob
Pwr &
North
of
Insurance Co
..5
5
America
International Cigar Machinery
International
Preferred
$3.50
Melal
Petroleum
International
1
Industries
50
Products
3.90%
A
90%
86%
90
»
ll'/a July
7%
20
83
Jun
100
800
80
Apr
100%
20%
Jun
25
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
106%
105% 106%
350
103
Jun
27
Jun
xll3% Mar
32%
Jan
23 %
23%
24%
8,200
22% July
30% Mar
—5
12
10%
12
2.100
10
12
3
2%
3%
5,900
Apr
2% May
5%
Jan
80
13 %
v t c,
Chute
1
13%
700
%
6%
100
6% July
3%
4%
500
3% July
(
1
4 %
May
4
12 3
10%
Jan
84
Jan
15%
Apr
12
Jan
5%
Jan
Nachman
Jerry
O'Ma honey
Julian
&
Jupiter
1
Inc
10c
Kokenge Co
4
4%
4
_3%
3%
3%
5...00
2 i'j
2,%
2,v
o.-
—*
Oils
Ltd
15c
o
03
Jun
5%
Jan
3
Juiy
5% Mar
18
Julv
173'* Mar
1%
Jun
314 M^ir
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co
Hess
Bellas
common
National Fuel Gas ——•_
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
National Phoenix Industries
National Presto Industries Inc
National Radiator Co —
National Research Corp
Rubber
Kaiser
Kansas
Motors
Gas
&
For lootnotes
see
1
4%%
pfd—100
page; 31.
3%
4%
22,500
3
July
98% July
57a Mar
105
Jan
400
2%
5
11% 11%
102% 102%
24% 24 Va
35% 37%
3% 3%
20 %
Feb
800
2 %
May
100
--
—
162'/a
5
Jun
103% Mar
22
Jan
25% Mar
29% July
27/a
220
86
Jan
July
96
Jun
Jun
2%
Jun
600
2%
40
Jun
157
34% May
47/a
2,300
5
Jan
57%
Jan
4
Mar
963/4 Mar
103%
Jan
96% Mar
3 ya
Jan
Jan
169
373/4 Mar
5% Mar
—
—
16%
—
3%
.5
2.50
—
10
_„50c
—
—
17%
16%
100
3/a
27,4
7%
—
300
18
16- 4
102
3 /8
28 /a
7 /a
10,000
"
160
5% Mar
33/4
17 Va July
14 V*
Feb
96%
Jun
2% May
3,300
Apr
Jan
23
17 Va Mar
Mar
114
4%
Jan
33 V2 Mar
600
25%
Jan
400
7
Jun
9%
Jan
50
351\ 35/4
7
7/8
--
.
37/a July
3% Mar
4%
1
.
1
6%
2%
14%
•
1
25c
27
Jan
42%
Jun
Va
6% July
500
.
10c
-2
4
2%
2%
..
—
16%
1
16%
19%
—
—
4%% convertible preferred
Idria Min & Cliem Co
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona
Land
Mining Co
New Process Co common..
1 New York Auction Co common..
Honduras Rosario
York Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders shares
5%
2Va
'
5%
6%
2%
14% 14%
87/a Mar
—
1
40c
100
2%
113%
3%
1
8%
20
Apr
17% Mar
700
37/a
Jan
5% July
8,500
4%
Jun
4,000
2 Va
Aug
5,400
137/a
Jun
16% Mar
13 Va
Jan
17
Jan
1H Jan
3
Vs Jan
30,200
1%
3
July
10% 10Va
15Vb 18
9,100
12
Jun
2,500
13%
Jan
21
Mar
17
Jan
20
July,
25
Apr
273/4
'
12
16%
12
17.Va'
19% x20
3%
3%
2%
2%
22% 23
2
2%
113% 114
3% 3%
8%
8%
300
700
700
400
Apr
Jun
4%
Jan
4%
15,800
2\l May
115%
Feb
Jun
700
2 Va
Jan
4% May
550
5Va
Jan
10 % May
1% July
4,200
1%
4,000
47%
Jun
603/4
2,200
16 Va
Jun
23
I'/b
10
9%
10%
1,900
19% 22
A, July
110 Va
__
21%
2
1,140
1,600
1
Jan
3
25%
1%
New
Jan
4 % Mar
Apr
51 Vb
17%
26 %
Jun
Aug
Jan
1%
26 %
3%
13% Mar
10% Mar
18
2y*
49 Va
16%
1
__
9% July -
207'b
1%
10
10
Jun
12
200
50%
16%
•
Jan
4,600
25
1
;_1
•
Jan
Jan
2},V
2%
2%
2%
50c
.
8%
2%
21,100
„
2%
30c
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co__*
—
4%
—
2.50
common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
New British Dominion Oil Ltd..
&
Jan
X100
1,900
162Va
2%
53/4 Mar
33% Mar
15 Va
2,100
--
162
5
Jan
Mar
3% Mar
25
88 V*
,
York
Jan
Jun
xll% May
5%
29
1,000
_
1
National Union Radio
New Park
4%
30 y*
300
87% 90
90
1
*
New York Merchandise
Corp
Electric
__
35%
3'/b
10
Machinery
National Starch Products
National Steel Car Ltd
National Transit common
New
K
__
Feb
5
300
—
—
--
1
Inc..—
New Jersey
common
550
14%
5%
25%
15%
Corp
New
Jeannetle Glass Co
26
N
Neptune Meter
100
Manufacturing
—
10
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
May
Co—
preferred
Air
6% May
80
89
•
capital stock.*
Inc
Irving
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
Service
Fireman
Iror.:re
9%
37
50c
50
♦
100
•
1
1
—
National
Investors Royalty
Iron
Jun
•
series—
International
Public
28 %
700
Hydro-Electric—
International
Iowa
4,300
11%
6%
Jun
31%
10%
31%
Brit
Ireland—£1
Light 4% pld__100
Gl
oi
Indianapolis
5%
31%.
£1
stock—*
-—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
50c
5
1
--
Namm-Loeser's
1
14
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills
2.50
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Muntz TV Inc...
1
4Va Mar
Jan
38% Mar
•
—•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Missouri Public Service common
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B..100
4.50% preferred series C
-—-100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd
♦
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Clemens Metal Products
1
6% cumulative preferred
4
5
Jan
shares
$2 1101:-cum dividend
5% Mar
17%
13%
(Harvey) Inc common
Hydro-Electric
24%
50
3%
Jun
Jun
17%
-*
5% preferred
Huboell
Lock &
%.
15
& Co—
A >
Horn
Hygrade
8%
*
Inc
(Geo
2
3%
5
1
*
Holcphane Co common
Hurd
24
2.50
A
Inc
Holly Stores
2%
l%July
4
14%
*
10c
Hohuiger Consul Gold Mines
Honnel
1,400
4
10%
2%
—1
10
preferred
& Co class
Horder's
4%
10%
1
Products—
Sleel
<Ri
100
100
-
Mfg Co common
5%
Hoe
370
1%
60o
100
preferred
Henry Holt
Co common
Higbie
51%
1%
2
common
preferred
4%:
Hercules
51%
6,600
4
—♦
Rubinstein common
Class
51 %
—5
25c
common.:
Mining Co__j
Helena
1,100
_10c
*
Corp
Dept Stores
Hecia
17%
4
1
Inc
Lithographing Co
Hazeltine
Hearn
.,
Co
Bakeries
Hathaway
16%
25
1
--2
Bridge Co Ltd
Hastings
1%
17%
_5
Lamp Co
Hamjiton
2%
2%
-•
_1
Laboratories inc
Haeiuii
Jun
1
July
57
Jan
May
1% Mar
2,300
Jan
62% Mar
9% Aug
10% May
25
Apr
28% Mar
7
450
May
15V2
Jan
9
Feb
21% Aug
29
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(506)
...
Monday, August 10, 1953
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
Niies-Bement
Nlplssing
Laboratories
Corp
1
American Rayon $3 preferred_5Q
Oils Ltd—
-——:_25
l5a
400
1 Va
July
500
3% Juiy
shares—
19 7
Northeast
Airlines
Penn
Northern
Texas
RR
Novadel-Agene
Oil
4% May
1%
41
I
500
20%
Sentry
3
jj} Jan
Feb
4
1,300
82%
Jun
93
130
87 Va
July
98'A
Jan
Shoe
6,300
20%
Jan
27%
Aug
Sicks
27%
.24%
25%
•
4%
IV*
4,000
lVa
Feb
12'A
200
11%
Jan
5 7*
5%
600
iDo
%
hi
2,800
^
Inc
Jan
"5%
"i%
5%
5
2,600
Jun
43 Mar
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
5
7% Mar
11% Mar
13 V* Mar
~4%
_4%
38 V*
38%
700
37 % May
44
Jan
69
69%
500
65
76Va
Jan
99%
99%
19%
—
19%
50
16%
1774
700
^
^
99%
,
50
4%
Jun
96JA
8 Va
July
Jun
105
Feb
Feb
19
July
21%
16
Jan
17V* Mar
#
21%
Jan
~~~-l
3%
Feb
3
Corp of America class A
Breweries
High
1% Apr
15% May
6% Jan
38%
g
of
Sherwin-Williams
%
3,000
-
preferred
4%
Mar
Jun
5
14 Va
ll._20o
■
Bhawinigan Water & Powe
Sherwin-Williams connnoi
% May
92
Low
1 Va
a
«
2274 Mar
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
_5%
--1
Shattuck Denn Mining—---
3%
3%
CoVp^common
class B
Seton Leather common—-
Apr
92%
pfd—100
Corp
44'A
Corp
Contiol
Safety
Servomechanisms
Jan
3% Mar
,
Jun
19 Va
50
.
4'/*%
'A
Jun
1% May
400
5,300
7
9
19%
3%
—_——1
a__
Serv
700
1%
42%
2»/a
a
Va
3,900
42
2%
5
Co
Pub
Ind
beniyuiellRadm
2% Mar
374
Week
Shares
12 74
17
Begal Lock & Hardware.--—
Mar
3:!a
1
Va
42%
rets
Juiy
Serrlck
Central
North
19
20 % Mar
1%
3 74.
North Canadian
North
15%'July
16
i%
North
ord
1,300
5,iU0
Ltd—
la
Norden
dep
Products
16 ',2
17 Va
Low
Par
Sales
for
Range
ol Prices
Sale Price
High
1%
1
1
McUil
Low
High
16 Va
17 7a
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Slock Exchange
Range 81nce Jan. 1
15"'8
—
-•
Inc
Non-Ferrous
Amer
—B
:
>
Mines
Lites
Noma
Pond
7
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
AUGUST
WEEK ENDED
Sales
STOCKS
American Slock
I OR
Friday
Week'i
Friday
Liu
^
—-
17 Va
21%
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
o
Ogden Corp common-.
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power'4 74s
Okalta
Okonite
class
Company
United
Oliver
Olympic
Omar Inc
2%
■
r
21,7
300
2
{'a May
3'A
Jan
6,000
18
Jun
20%
i.—_—25
30%
63
9%
9%
107*
1,600
672
6%
100
class
B:———•
Inc
——
———L—
~6
6%
1
—1
Securities
_
6%
1,900
Jau
Smith
6%
Feb
Sonotoue
Corp
-—
Co
5 % %
LsL
20% May
pfd
52%
Southern
Jun
19%
Jan
—
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series
red
1st
$4.40 div
Pacific
Pacific Power &
Public
$1.30
1st
26%'
100
25%
Jun
1,600
25Va
Jun
28 '/a
Pj'f1®1Sreierred II
lncieiieu-
400
28'A
26 V*
300
27 Va
Jan
96
96%
110
911/4
Jun
102%
Jan
93 %
AO
90
Jun
101 '/2
Jan
880
96
Jun
102
Aug
25
*
(C
Parker
Pen
Classi B
A)
•
Amer
1
class
A—
„—
Penn
Boys
preferred
Power Co_—„
-
common
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie——
__50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—
5
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Scale
Powdrell
Power
&
common
1st
of
Jun
15
12 Va
Jun
6%
6
6%
1,900
29
27
29
22 Va
22
22
27%
28
5%
17'/2
Feb
26
2IV4
Jun
26 Va May
Starrett
26%
5%
13
101'
a
100
5
Juiy
13'A
5,600
12
Jun
125
95
Jun
37
36
100
35V4
(A)
Feb
59'% July
6 Va
7
8,000
3%.
3%
41/2
Jun
7
-
Jan
17 '/a
July
1A
1 (V
900
1%
jun
2'A
2 V*
300
2V4
Jun
%
70%
1,130
57 Va
Jan
75
33
Jun
38%
34
34
35
200
7%
1,800
7% Aug
2%
2%
100
2% July
20 'A
20 %
100
3%
3%
600
6%
•
8%
6%
200
20'A
6% Aug
•
33%
—
110
■
Feb
31/2 May
Jun
July
21%
4'%
ID/a
11%
400
10
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Natlonal Co common-.
100
com
3
~8
28%
_•
8
1%
3/200
1%
Apr
2 »/2
300
7'/2
Apr
2,500
8
CM 00
200
Jun
90
1
May
25'/4
Jun
Co
Power
Reading Tube Corp class
Rels
A
Realty
Todd
June
Richmond
Jun
A
Rotary
23
Trl-Continental
30Va Mar
Field
Royalite Oil
Russeks
Ryan
Ryerson & Haynes
pfd F
Schick
(D
Apr
300
3%
Feb
%
300
6
6
8%
8%
25%
257
200
24%
1
Securities
Be em an
For
2Va
-
Feb
'4%
Jun
6 %
Jan
200
2%
Jun
4
"2%
2%
100
2%
Jun
3% July
29 Va May
V*
Feb
34%
Jan
3%
Jan
Mar
17
17
700
16'/8
Jan
18
15
15 74
400
14%
Jan
18% May
8 Va
Jan
9% Mar
■—
~2%
3 7*
8
__
400
Jan
3'A July
3% Mar
4
Jan
23% Mar
20 V*
Jan
1,400
874
V*
2
200
22
20%
22
1,400
3%
2 Va
__
6 %
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
23
Jun
31%
17%
Feb
20 V*
Feb
4%
Feb
5 Ve
Jan
x27%
Feb
32%
33
200
33% July
3%
3'A
1,700
3 Va
Jun
4
Jan
13 Va
13%
75
10V*
Jau
16
Mar
,
12
Jun
450
13%
15 V*
Jan
13%
13'A
13 %
12% X13'/8
11%
Jun
15
Jan
47%
4b%
48
1,100
40
Jun
48
Aug
16
J
15%
16 Va
4,800
14 V*
Jun
17 Va May
600
95
May
105%
Jan
27%
22
—
200
25%
Feb
3IV* May
500
11%
Apr
17%
21 %
V2
12 V2
22%
400
17
17%
12
27%
12'A
—
17 %
200
1?% Mar
Ju.y
Jan
2 8'A May
18%
Jun
May
71
^
a
6%
Jan
% Mar
%
%
100
14
Jan
5074
5074
50
48%
Jun
3%
3 74
3%
800
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
125
85%
Jun
97%
Jan
94
93'4
"l74
1%
Jun
58
2%
Feb
Feb
400
2%
2,700
2
4
Jan
374
1,900
2% July
4
Jan
3%
5Va
Jan
174
2%
4
warrants
1%
2%
3 74
J
■
4
Va
24/200
19%
3%
1,500
Juiy
Jun
18Va
Jan
19% July
16 Va
19 74
19%
Corp
Reail/allon
Corp
Co
700
25'/2 Aug
Apr
18
1%
Jan
Jan
200
2Va
4,100
2Va
CO r—
CO
21%
21%
2'/a July
80
1,000
82
Jun
2%
2
71/2
21%
Jun
21 Va
Jun
Amer
Jan
Co—
series
Yards of
Aircraft
United Profit Sharing
10% preferred
Jun
200
371/4
Apr
10
Jan
431/2 May
14% Mar
1.300
12%
Jun
14%
14V4
19% July
26% May
6
15
15%
•
3
3
3%
5 Va
5'/4
U 8
3
4%
July
1
35 Va
35%
35%
4,200
2 i'rf
2 Va
2 74
25,600
5%
5%
1
2%
2%
2%
common
1,700
%
3,700
26 %
26 V*
200
1%
1%
6.500
8
l
1%
•
50o
"i%
l
Airlines
7%
2'A
14'A
'I
—.
1
■
300
4%
Apr
Juiy
Jun
2% Aug
11'A
...
Jan
25
IV2
•
V*
1.600
2%
900
2 V4
1472
100
14 Va
6%
3
7%
Apr
35 %
Jun
8 74
1,450
7
Aug
13
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
96
Jan
73% July
80
Jan
6
May
43
Mar
7
8
•
and
class
Universal
—
222
225
Va
—
30
5a
221
400
Jun
4% Mar
235%
Jan
Feb
Mar
fa May
6% Mar
39 74
39
3914
35%
Jun
40%
Jan
3574
36
180
34 %
July
38%
Jan
16%
200
14 V4
Jan
2%
2Va
4,000
1%
19% Mar
B—
International
Jan
3%
19%
20%
4,400
14 %
Jun
20%
Aug
69
66 7'a
70
1,450
52 Va
Jan
72
July
J
Securities
39
3.900
34%
Apr
43%
Jan
8%
Jan
38%
37%
6V4
3
4.000
6%
6%
1,300
Jun
6
Feb
i
au
Sugar
54
10
0
2%
700
2
Apr
1
300
1
Aug
54
500
22%
50
21 % Mar
24%
Jan
32
50
31
Jun
37%
Jan
2% Juiy
37*
Jan
1
5UC
Insurance
common
2,400
32
Co
8
4874
7%
75
7%
—
89
22%
f
88 74
2%
—
27a
,
27«
2%
1,500
87% July
96 V* Mar
7% July
11%
41
Va
Feb
Jan
2% July
1%
54
Feb
Aug
1
Feb
2% May
1
Valspar Corp
common
$4
1
copvertible preferred
Vanaditun-Alloys Steel Co
Jan
Venezuelan
1
Jan
Venezuela
—20c
Jun
2
{5
11%
100
6
76%
Jan
83
25%
400
25
Jun
30V*
21'A
20''2
22%
3.400
16%
Jan
23 V*
3%
3%
3%
1.200
3%
Jun
'
6
6
25%
—
9
28
Jun
4%
500
4%
100
,
U 8 Rubber Reclaiming
15 'A May
Jun
Jun
2,100
39%
10%
Jun
A Mar
Feb
Peb
"4%
~
38 Va Mar
2
1% J.uly
4%
3874
Jun
8
88%
19%
Corp
United Stores Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
6% Mar
"
7%
1
——
5%
17/2
Z*
2
1,700
13'A
14%
30%
400
400
16%
1st preferred with warrants
U S Radiator common.—
4% Mar
Jan
8%
9374
36
25
common
$5
16'/2 Mar
400
25
preferred
conv
U 8 Foil Co
1
6 V2 Mar
Jan
2,900
5%
Jan
12
300
Feb
Jan
July
a
common
Air Conditioning
$4
17% Mar
14%
400
3%
9%
31
_
10s
U S Finishing Co
Mar
1,800
Jan
87
4Va
United Shoe Marchinery
Preferred
I2V4
3% July
267a
93 V*
——iuu
United Specialties
21%
200
~8%
^
common
Feb
39 Va
22,300
93 V*
common—50o
common
Jan
12
25c
•
Omaha—-—-100
Products
2%
39%
__1
Co
71
#
A_
dep rets ord registered
Utah-Idaho
bag<*
*
200
6 7a
of California—
94'/a
71/2
2%
31
30Va
United NJ RR & Canal
Jan
Va July
26
74
4'/*
574
»
United Molasses Co Ltd—
27% Mar
1% July
1% July
2 7/a
2
10°
Corp—
Canada
preferred
Union Stock
Apr
1% Mar
1,300
a
2
1
Inc
————.
6%
500
Mar
14'A
Jun
28%
87
1
.
common
sep
1,600
5
374
6
Jan
%
22% July
1.28
Petroleum.
common
footnotes
4
3 74
5% July
United
2174
•
Corp General
Bros
4
5
200
8 Va Aug
19% Mar
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
Feb
700
2 Va
1
Scurry
Oils Ltd
Beaboard Western
214% July
10% May
5
74
40
91/2
5
1,000
2
1
Scullln Steel Co
15% Mar
Apr
9
Jun
4% Mar
10
Co
Inc
July
8Va Juiy
9
Apr
V2 July
_8
Co
(Del)
A)
13
Aug
9 74
Inc
$3.75
U S
Inc
Bchulte
16% Mar
16%
Oil
~3%
%
8
Corp Ltd common
Petroleums Ltd
Inc
24% July
Jun
35 %
Investment
57% May
6% Jan
£1
a,
Bayre & Fisher Brick
17'A
Jan
12%
100
Union
Feb
23%
100
Lawrence
Savoy OH
Jari
20%
600
Union
43'A
s
Bt
11
1,550
5,800
5,100
Universal Products Co
Sapphire
9,500
13%
8%
ajn
4'A
2IV2
5'/2
50c
common
Aeronautical
17 74
24 %
13%
17%
23V4 May
100
200
6%
1
4%
3'A July
Jan
23
•
common
Ryan Consolidated
16%
24 V*
^
-
Co
Ltd
Ave
16%
13%
38 %
of
507/j
8
Inc!
Co
Fifth
41 V2 Mar
17%
Gas
23
3%
1
Steel
Corp
17%
Jun
33 %
Chemical
50
1
Mining
Electric
Aug
38
Stocks.——-
Corp
Ulen
Ltd—
(The)
13
1,500
$4.5b p
Trans Lux
21'A July
1
Co
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Rowe
500
40
i0
Feb
Jan
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Roosevelt
13%
3974
!~25c
"
Feb
9%
101
IOV2
6.25
Radiator
Royce
Apr
Feb
13
40
•
*
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
True Temper
•
Co
(Texas Corp) v 1. c
Rochester Gas & Elec
Rolls
20%
Toledo Edison 4'A%
Trunz
1
Argentine
Jan
Shipyard Corp common
19'% Mar
1
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rlce-Stix
Inc
Rico
19 Va
Toklan Royalty Corp
34% July
10c
&
50
& Construction
Allied
&
Apr
10
B
(Robert)
g
Inc—-—-------
Roofing
Union
Pump Co
Regal Shoe
Apr
20
20
u
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Class
•
Corp.--—
Unexcelled
Rath
Reda
j
common
Markets
Inc
_•
Co
Uiillty Investment
&
Jun
61/*
Trust Co L,'d—
deposit rets ord registered—fil
Amer deposit rets def reglsteied—os
R
Railway
2%
Feb
-"c
common
Q
Quebec
Jan
4%
—
Corporation
July
14
1
1%
1,200
•
^
& Lignt
22%
1
2,200
5
2%
Inc common———
10
Pyrene Manufacturing
Jan
~2
Amer
9% Mar
9
1
■
7 Va May
4%
.
12% Mar
3%
26,900
8
8%
9
—
Jan
Apr
ft
1 Va
8
5'/a
«
common
Chemical
Tlahman
Jan
21
•
IIIII*
B
Tllo
Feb
10 '/2
ir>
Feb
July
Tobacco Security
44%
Jun
111
x4%
"I Va
„
common
Tobacco
Jun
1%
38
4%
^
Coip—•
Jan
9
?
^
6 Va
~i%
^
Inc
Co
class A
Thorofare
8 V4 Mar
40% Mar
112
37%
if
200
300
3 %
1
Oil Corp
Shovel
Thor
Jan
100
V
42
6
24%
——
■
Drug common—
Texas Power
Thew
Thiokol
23% Mar
100
1
Mar
41:
Portland Cement Inc
Tool & Die Co
Technicolor
Feb
9'A
3
J
B)
B
Class
Mar
31/4
39" %
l
49
Tampa Electric Co common
Jan
11
9 Va
1
Jun
II__5
33% Mar
T
Mar
39%
I_1
Ray
Superior
Jan
•
_
Jan
Corp-
Jan
2.50
Producers Corp of Nevada—.
8
Co common—
(Hugo)
Bwan Finch
3'A Mar
69
Feb
Jan
Jun
—•—-—-
(J
Talon Inc
70
35% Mar
5Va
—
,
—
A
28% Mar
Jun
26%
Co_.
May
3%
1,300
1%
100
Jan
Mar
Aug
4
DUO
19 V*
18
Inc
Superior
Feb
2 V*
19 Va
Engine
Sun
70% Mar
16 V2
Jun
900
24%
48
13%
Stop & Shop Inc.—
Btroock
(S)
& Co commo
Jan
13
3174
24%
Jan
May
247a
common——
Stetson
41'A Mar
200
&
Brewers
Stlnnes
Jan
300
31'/a
Corporation.
Sterling
Feb
3%
26.
300
Mar
8% Mar
Jun
Corp—--—--
Sterling
14% Mar
14%
14'/*
3%
100
Jun
3 '/a
>
5%
600
^
Sterling
Jun
108
Va
33%
11
40 V2
Jun
Sterling Aluminum Products com
Jan
28%
27
33 Va
.
203 %
(The)
Paris
Steel
Jan
x647/*
XG4
3%
400
3 V*
3'A
"0%
Apr
101%
12%
V*
2.50
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
class
5 7
26%
July
Jun
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
May
23'/2
40
Jun
6 %
2 2'A
Standard Tube class
Feb
30
50
9%
28%
-Q
preferred
Products
Standard
Jan
28'/2
42
preferred--—-20
Standard-Thomson
71/4 May
Jun
ioU
250
1,500
Va
Jun
preferred
57
Feb
36
26'A May
34
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
22 Va
Common class
4% Mar
Jun
14%
300
30%
,
July
1,100
2,100
-
(Ky)
Convertible
5 V2 Mar
60
300
—
Standard Power & Light common
Aug
15
15
1572
20%
common
J.
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc. common
Co
I2V4
15
14%
10
common
Canada
preferred
Prosperity
100
Jun
Jan
15
25c
Co
Alexander
Corp
6%
Apr
4
15%
1
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Amer
shares—10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd-1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
l
Mining
3%
15
•
(The)-
Pneumatic
200
53
pfd—-_100
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
_2.50
Phillips Packing Co
•
Phillips Screw Co
10c
Polaris
10,400
25
1
Light 4%%
Governor
4%
300
6%
27 74
Standard Packaging Coip
Feb
3 7'2
10 V*
35%
42
,
Feb
4 Va
Perfect
Pierce
2 V2
19
Jan
^
Forgings Corp.
Standard Oil
'
common
&
25'A
4 %
25
Co—
convertible
Standard
67'A July
Feb
3 'A
4 Va
2.50
Corp
Apr
8,400
Jan
1
Jun
11/4
5 74
%
10 74
^
Shoe Corp
*
Stahl-Meyer Inc——
~
17.78
standard Brewing Go-—-7
Standard Dredging Corp common—-
Jan
21 'A
11,800
"
25
Co
Penn Water &
Pep
•
25
preferred.
cumulative
Power
~2
•
Ltd-.,
103 %
67 % July
1%
2
—
Jun
Apr
4.74
35 74
—
Spencer
3% May
13% Mar
Jun
97'/4
24'/a
"l%
2
Pennroad
25
9%
574
f
Lfne---
Southland Ttoyulty
tl 60
17
-2
Peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred
Traffic
10,900
101'A 101%
1
Patican Co
$1.32
2% July
6,500
.
shares—1 Bol
1
Penn
3 V*
10%
10
•
vtc__2 Bol
Corp
cumulative
102
*
A)
Parkersburg Rig & Reel—
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
$1.30
B
2%
3'A
10
100
Company—
Co
1007
102
1
common
74
93
.•
common
Motors
Chemical
%
96
_•
Pipe
Southern
Jan
25%
25% Jun
23% Jun
preferred
Pantepec Oil
4Vb
25
preference
preterence
cumulative
cumulative prelencd
4.08%
Jan
26 'A
_1
(C
42%
3% July
18 Va Jan
6
cumulative
4 32%
28% Mar
26%
Light 5% pfd
Service
Petioleiun
Paramount
Park
Jan
26'A
Airlines
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal
311/2
26%
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
Pacific
Jun
26%
preferred
Northern
36% July
29
convertible
convertible
lis*
Jan
Jan
27
500
16 V2
34'A
25
preferred
preferred-;
cum
29%
Jun
Jun
25
preferred
dividend
29 ■/*
12
3,200
-—.25
A
Lighting $4.50
$4.75
1,600
California Ediso
original
6%
Feb
30 Va
600
32%
32 7*
25
1st preferred
4.807«
14%
32
B
1st
5%
Pacific
14%'
25
common
5%
5%
38
33%
South Penn Oil Co common-
Jun
4 56%
preferred
37%
12.50
Jan
16 Va
1
6%
37%
~
18
600
■
& Electric
17% Mar
^
South Coast
9 7'8 Mar
Feb
5% Mar
Feb
1
Manufacturing common
Corp common.
Boss
23% Mar
P
Can
Pacific Gas
~
32
Jan
12%
Paper Mills
(Howard)
36
—
39%
38
39%
lbV*
Jan
4%
1,500
-Q
81% Aug
Jan
Jan
17% July
5% July
•
—
Apr
91/*
6
29Va
1,100
14%
5
«
4 88%
Pacillc
200
5 Va
14'/a
Apr
1,400
A
32
xl4%
5
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common.
Singer Manufacturing CO------
Jan
13%
31%
ptefened—-
$3 convertible
Jan
57 Va Mar
107
81%
2
O'fiklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
Jan
Jun
18%
preierred-—-——7
—
i
—1
Telev
&
&
Jun
48
95
>
77%
7.50
common
Filters
Radio
1%
75
180
19
90o
,
Natural Gas
cumulative
102
102
—100
1,300
5DA
103%
51V*
common—_—•
Town Corp common
40c
2
1%
50c
—
B
preferred
Ltd
Oils
Oklahoma
Old
Co
r
Feb
4
Jan
Vlnco
Fob
15 Va
Petroleum
Syndicate
Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
.
Vogt
Manufacturing
•
1
5%
"5%
-5%
500
10
27%
27%
27%
50
•
July
5
JUiy
27%
13
-
Jun
July
7% Mar
5
May
Jan
Apr
Mar
8'A Mar
39%
Jan
14%
Apr
/
V
Number 5245
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(507)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'a
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
of Prices
Low
Waitt
—•
ctfs
voting
Wagner Baking
1'jo
preferred
ext
Friday
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
LOW
Watch
Waltham
Co
Ward Baking Co
Wasatch
Webb
American
&
West
20
1%
~1%
"l%
9%
Jan
Apr
200
1
1
•
166%
1.25
4'/4
4
Western
Tablet
%
Coal
4%
500
4
33%
6 %
33%
8,700
33%
5%
50
13
14
1,000
23 "2
24
200
14%
14%
100
8%
14
9
Auto
Stores
Inc
conv
preferred-'
8%
Co
River Oil
Wichita
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Willson
Corp
Wilrich
Petroleums
Wilson
1
25
ptfd
(F W)
41%
29%
32
series
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Janeiro stamped (Plan A)—
reduced to 2% 2012
ARussian
A5%s
Government
♦No
1919
4%
39%
35
33
4%
5
166
4%
..Jan-July
..June-Dec
value,
5
97
3
Jan
Jan
a
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction
included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ez-Uquldatlng dividend.
A Bonds
and
bid
being
asked
traded
prices;
sales
no
transacted
being
during
Jan
4%
1,200
8
650
Feb
9
flat.
5 Reported
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "f t 0," voting-trust certificates;
"w
1,"
when
issued; "w
with warrants; "x
w,"
Mar
4%
Jan
Jan
*14%
w," without warrants.
12
Stock and Bond
Jan
Averages
Pep
Vz July
25/e Aug
2%
500
12%
100
12
98
6Va Mar
Jan
40
Jun
100
39
40%
Below
3% Mar
14
listed
on
Mar
1051/4
the
are
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Stocks-
Jan
-Bonds10
1,200
10
Jan
15
14%
Apr
16% Mar
30
20
18
Total
10
First
Second
10
38
May
44% May
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Ralls
ities
May
£1
Twtal
40
Bonds
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6
"2%
Friday
BO N D S
1
Interest
Period
American Stock' Exchange
Last
Sale Price
2,800
Week's Bange
or Friday's
Bid Ft Asked
Low
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Elec
Steel
Edison
Boston
Chicago
3%s
Power
6s
Aug
2%s
Transit
A
Western
of
N
B
1993
Lt
3%s
&
A6%s
with Nov
A6%s
ex
Nov
stamped
4s
Isarco
5s
with
ex
Italian
Mtge
94.29
95.67
95.32
96.24
94.07
5
275.08
106.48
49;80
107.57
95.60
95.35
96.17
94.02
275.77
106.97
50.00
107.94
August
Bonis
Bold
1953
Low
102%
150
__
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
150%
94%
94%
7
91
96%
88%
89%
43
84
81%
May
*59
60%
56
*95%
96
—
95%
*103% 104
103
*85
May-Noe
—
Tues.
Aug.
liquidating
101
Wed.
Aug.
Valley
Extended
Thurs.
Fri.
70%
97
—
89 Vz
77
97
97
93
1st
*54
59
53
1970
A6%s
Public
50-year
stocks for the
74
75'A
85%
92%
18
76
ended
week
May-Wot?
85%
79%
85%
—
100
*100% 101
Jan-July
3'As
1968
*138%
,7a?t-July
19G3
to
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
follows (1939 = 100):
-1953-
Percent
Low
Change
High
Composite
189.0
+ 1.8
207.0
186.0
Manufacturing
104
July 24, '53
219.9
215.0
2.3
235.6
211.1
190.2
185.7
+ 2.4
210.2
185.4
*84%
101%
April-Oct
127%
—
101% 101%
234.6
139%
77
86
31
99
98
90'/a
99
99
*97% 100
93
101
87
241.8
+
2.2
259.1
221.3
+
0,7
242.0
119.9
119.1
+
0.7
125.2
115.4
Trade,
103
*85
--
247.0
222.8
Utility
100
99
—
207.2
205.2
+
1.0
213.8
202.8
239.9
235.1
+ 2.0
268.3
234.2
Goods
Transportation
103'A
*94
April-Oct
June-Dec
Goods
Non-durable
85
98
!
Finance
and Service
Mining
216.8
90
Co—
1960
coupon
&
Gas
debentures
April-Oct
1960
coupon
Electric
6%
the closing prices of the common
192.4
Durable
1953—
1947
1
on
1953 for composite and by major indus¬
July 31,
97
Co Ltd—
1940
1
prices based
the current year are as
82%
91%
85
Jan-July
Oct
ex
88%
91%
Jan-July
mortgage
Oct
Service
75%
130
81
April-Oct
—
witli
1
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Index of stock
try groups compared
1961
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
80
59%
81%
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'/4s 1964
3y4s
--
ctfs
1st
Piedmont
45.C6 Mey
89%
102
Trust—
extended
1953
49,67 Jan
47.39
July 31, '53
6y2s
mortgage
due
Power
Mar-Nop
1963
Nippon Electric Power
A 1st
Range for 1952
High
Low
$30
*85
1952
1963
England Power 3'/4S
6'/2s
1952
coupon
to
4%
2
17
47.21
7
Aug.
49.80 Feb
44.99 Jun
47.34
6—
Aug.
Rlt—
at
Range for 19S3
High
47.24
5
106%
The SEC
trust
6s
95.2ft
95.35
Average
Low
47.22
4
75%
89%
June-Dec
Jan-July
coupon
Realization
Power
95.32
94.05
Bank—
1970
1947
Closing
3
Aug.
RR—
1940
1
1
96.35
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
63
i__
95,41
95.33
High
96%
6
68%
May-Nop
3%sl963
mod)
95.60
95.34
..
Jam. 1
No.
60
Mar-Sepl
1953
95.63
Banco 8In00
68
Mar-Sept
Superpower
Midland
Ohio
96.24
107.51
*66
Jan-July
1956—
coupon
Power
Nov
Nov
6%%
Italian
New
1947
Western
&
(stmpd
A7s
A
95.21
49.88
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
1
.
1961
Mountain
ser
95.60
105.81
Co—
1940 coupon
1
l
Residential
Guantanamo
94.35
107.64
275.68
May-Nov
1965
RR
Ercole Marrelh Elec Mig
Green
96.23
49.75
4—
Date—
series
Finland
99%
*125
95.17
106.10
August
July
Feb
Mon.
4s
Fuel
89%
Jan-July
1993
Water
Bio*
107.30
276.13
2%
RR—
A
&
—
99
49.45
3
Feb
Division—
J
4s series
Gas
— —
June-Dec
mortgage
Elmira
5s
1970
mortgage
Eastern
99%
Quar-Feb
,
1947-1978_
of
&
Laekawanna
A 1st
.June-Dee
105.86
3% May
31
August
275.38
May
2
Authority—
Delaware Lack
1st
1970
1998.
1
series
series
revenue
3%s
7% July
3
"2
~2'/a
•
Jan
August
.
cash
lor
week.
eurrent
13 J/2
39%
6%
Deferred delivery transaction
May
3% Apr
6 Vz Apr
Feb
1,500
14%
6%
3%
(not included In year's range), d Ex-interest.
Odd-lot transaction (not included In year's range), f Ex-dlstributlon.
g Ex-stock dividend,
bgs*
par
(Friday's
Jan
9a
€%
6%s
39
*30
..Jan-July
1921
Date
deposit receipts
preference
39%
Interest
Ltd—
American
1997
E
Sinking
Rio de
Jan
25% Mar
18y4
8%
14%
8
common
23 Vz
12
12%
2
;
36%
2%s 2008.
100%
25
1
Woodall Industries Inc
44
(not
Jun
5%
99 % 100
43%
37%
to
58
96
principal,
Jun
25,400
12%
34%
42
2'As
f
s
a
8
2%
100
100
36%
*40%
reduced
67%
(Republic of)—
Extl
Jan
'18%
HI
2%
*35
—Jan-July
Peru
34 Vz May
""%
Mi
5 r/o
preferred
Wisconsin Fwr & Lt 4,%%
Feb
Aug
6%
0
..Mar-Sept
Interest
Jan
II1/*
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
High
100%
Mar
1%
7 ye
Mar
8%
1
Ltd
Woodley Petroleum
Low
*100
Mar
200
23% Aug
13% July
5%
•
common
Brothers
"5%
'
::
9
Inc
113
Jun
2%
1
1
& Co
Products
13
1
Corp
(R C)
321/2
700
25
&
Jan. 1
No.
Jan
22
—
1
5% r/o
5
Jun
17
1
Whirlpool Corp
(Win)
Range Sines
Sold
High
..June-Dee
Jan
Jun
July
liV July
4,300
8
5%
May
189
no
lo
White's
Jan
Jan
Jun
179
20
1
Jan
1%
1
X148
%
1 1
6 %
•
com
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whitman
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & AMtl
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
Parana stamped (Plan A)—
Jan
450
1st pfd—100
Stationary
Inc
~1
•
...
Maryland Ry 7%
Westmoreland
Sale Pries
*50
May
2% Feb
10
84,100
.
10c
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Westmoreland
Last
Period
—June-Dee
Aug
1%
13%
%
1
•
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
&
Week's Bangs
Interest
Exchange
Low
14
1% July
6% Jan
166%
166
pfd
Western
"l
1
10c
Utilities $6
112
Jan
3% Jan
11
•
Manufacturing
8.% Mar
1
1,600
834
C0^
3% Mar
105
300
11%
1
common
preference——:
Texas
100
112
1%
warrants
Knapp Inc
Wentworth
Stock
High
2% July
7% July
30
Corp
series
$6
100
7%
7%
112
—
1
$2 cumulative preferred—
2 "2
2%
•
100
Bond Inc
&
7
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Co
Aircraft
AUGUST
BONDS
Shares
w
Waco
ENDED
for Week
Last
American Stuck Exchange
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
—
*30
Transactions at the New York Stock
Co—
141
141
—-
Jan-July
1998
*88
141
130%
1
147%
Exchange
'
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Wot?
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
76%
Southern
99%
3 '/as
California
series
A
Edison
1965—.
3s
Mar-Sept
Ja?i-July
1973
——
90
77
99%
99%
*95%
93 %
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
101%
95%
97
94
97%
93
91
96%
95
99
*95
5
95%
75
91%
76%
99
92
96
United states
Totas
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
■
1st
and
ref
series
3s
M
1973
B
Feb-Aug
„
„
2%s
series
C
1976
Feb-Augi
3'/hs
series
D
1976
Feb-Augr
Southern
California
Southern
1st
Southwestern
Spalding
Starrett
Stinnes
Gas
(A G)
(Calif)
3rd
April-Ocf
stamped
3'As
1970
1989
6%s
United
with
A7s
Aug
Electric
A7s with
1946
1
1
1940
1947
1940
1
1
1947
Waldorf-Astoria
—
April-Ocf
—
1953
coupon
Feb-Aug
1953
--
93
102
•
98%
84
84
*83
147
*142
144
93
93
101%
2
83
93
83
1
87
147
98
90%
95
Mon. Aug.
1,164,235
$2,277,000
$364,000
4-_
997,080
2,172,000
442,500
Wed. Aug. 5--
1,078,680
1,919,000
299,000
2,218,000
Thurs. Aug. 6
1,199,760
1,972,000
443,000
2,415,000
950,450
2,051,000
268,000
3—
Tues. Aug.
112%
5,390,205
1956
81
~
2,319,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
220,604,916
7
1952
1953
1952
202,585,840
5,390,205
8.
$1,000
shares
5,506,015
$3,000
622,000
547,000
46,182,740
$98,050
$35,000
Government
Bank
1,816,500
1,743,000
60,392,840
10,391,000
14,104,000
430,286,500
390,967,300
$12,208,500
$15,850,000
$491,336,340
$437,795,090
Foreign
*30
$12,208,500
$1,000
Bonds
U.
Railroad
—
614,500
and
Industrial.
Hotel:—
1954
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
West Penn Traction 5s
June-Dec
I960
102%
*104% 105
101% 101%
—
*105
5
99
100%
Total
-
104
106%
108
112
99%
101
Newspaper Union—
conv
debentures
f
s
1959
99%
Feb-Auy
99%
1
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Fries
Week's Badge
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural
Mortgage Bank
April 1946
A 20-year
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish Cons Municipal
External
5'As
AExternal
5s
Danzig Port i&
AExternal
*93%
Jan-July
Sold
Jan. 1
Bo.
Low
High
+93 Vz
June-Dec
167 Vz
Mon
Aug
92
93
Wed
—
93
93
Thurs
—
68
99
Jan-July
.Mar-Sept
U5
27,000
86,000
1,499,810
$220,000
Interest reduced
stamped
6
i-
101%
99
99%
88
1958
(Plan A)—
to 2 'As 2008
stamped
1951_
May-Nop
.June-Dec
—
Mortgage Bank o£. Bogota—
•/ A7S (issue of May 1927), 1947—
»A 7 a-~(4seue of * Gct i927t ^194t7—.
*1
•
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—April-Qe#
46%
99%
__
Bonde
52,000
32,000
83,000
105,000
204,000
170,000
$100,000
$617,000
'
Week Ended Aug. 7
17%
12
17%
46%
43
48
flocks—No. Of
shares
|
1952
Jan. 1 to Aug. 7
1953
1959
1,499,810
1.471,785
63,596,494
69,653,827
$220,000
297,000
100,000
,$224,000
55,000
59,000
$7,982,000
11,576,000
3,446,000
$7,098,000
6,636,000
3,301,000
$617,000
$338,000
$23,004,000
$17,035,000)
Bonde
42%
*40
*67%
-
43%
Domestic
6?%
09
Foreign government
Foreign corporate ,
-
,
.
.
_
Total
$55,000
101
2953
1S52
6%s stamped
$16,000
37,000
11,000
4,000
$297,000
30,000
46,000
279,595
314,655
—
5
Aug
Waterways—
6%s
$8,000
16,000
48,000
173,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
89
Aug
Total
*100
313,035
287,210
4
Foreign
Government
Bonds
$31,000
305,-315
Fri. Aug. 7
Feb-Aug
Bonds
Shares)
Aug. 7,1953
3
Aug
—
of)—
May-Nop
Domestlo
of
Week Ended
Loan—
1955
Lima City (Peru)
Maranhao stamped
7s
Bangs Binss
Tues
April-Oct
1953
A
AMedellin
High
Stocks
(Number
Bonds
(Col)—
7s
A2Q-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank
.
2
Week Ended Aug. 7
Stocks—No. of
—
*30
*85
June-Dec
1956
coupon
—
Sales
$2 642,000
$1,000
$1,816,500
$10,391,000
147
77
Total.
147
112
;~
Fri. Aug. 7__
88%
International
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
6s
10
101%
1953
coupon
A5s Income debentures
Western
99%
*85
--
Jan-July
coupon
Co—
Service
Dec
Dec
ex
95%
97
Week Ended Aug. 7,1953
Industries—
Aug
ex
84
April-Oct
1966
2nd
A6%s
*96
Feb-Aug
May-jVop
trust
stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
Ternj
99
*94 %
Jan-July
Electric
&
—
*95%
'
—
1971.
& Bros 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
A
3s
1970
3'As
Corp Inc 5s coll
(Hugol Corp—
A7-4s
Stinnes
Gas
Counties
mortgage
Gas
«...
5
Number of and Miscel.
Bonds
Shares
*63'%
*63%
-
—
83%
03%
Total—
—
31
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
32
Monday, August 10, 1953
(508)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
AUGUST
ENDED
7
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Share.
STOCKS
Exchange
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Woolen
American
100
& Tel
Tel
American
—
50
.
—
Range
Since Jan.
1
High
for Week
Ranee Since Jan. 1
Shares
xl52
3,052
15
248
1G1 %
Jun
18% July
„
1
High
Low
High
154% 155%
18% 18%
33% 33%
155%
—*
-—
Copper
Anaconda
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
Low
High
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
,
"
Week's
Lasl
Sale Price
Friday
Boston Stock
Jan
& Co.
Lerchen
Watling,
26% Jan
45% Feb
31% July
Member*
Edison
Bosion
100
25
RR
Boston & Albany
*
47
Rights
Boston Elevated Ry—
&
Bosion
Personal
Boston
6i
9%
15 .4
9%
40%
40%
50
26
98
26
98
0
83
0
83 U
•
100
RR
--
—
10
Co
Boston
--
0
—
Co
Range
Copper
__
-5
10
Hecla
Service
Cities
—
Common
100
——
6%
General Electric
Co new
Gillette Safety Razor
Cor'p
Cement
Star
Lone
pfd
RR 5%
Central
Maine
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
__
13%
.
—
--
Narragansett Racing Association
1
Nash-Kelvinator
8
1
National Service Cos
New
--
North Butte Mining
--
Jan
93
July
120
Jan
7%
5
14
Apr
78% Juiy
21
Jun.
Va
Telephone
Jan
Jan
100
35
July
1
% Mar
34% Mar
45
May
28
45%
74%
20%
9c
Feb
1.50
Detroit Slock
July
Quincy Mining Co
Machine
Rexall Drug Inc
,
21%
11
—
10
__.--2.50
—*
:
—
Association
Shawmut
21%
-50
——.—--—25
Pennsylvania RR
Apr
46
66
Apr
75 Va May
85c
6
18%
24%
27
—
—
19%
32 Va
Jan
lb%
Apr
61% July
x40% July
Feb
\x81
Jurtr**
28%
Apr
'l3$
Jan
112%
Jun
34%
Jun
41%
11
80
600
1,742
209
500
Jan
13Vs May
Bear
Big
—1
Rubber
Baldwin
_______
1
Markets.
•
9c
May
Jun |
Jun
12%
110%
Jan
66c
125
Jun
19%
85c
10
Feb
Aug
Jan
s>
1
Burroughs Corp
>
Feb
19c
Feb
14%
Feb
1.00
May
23% Mar
11 Va
Jun
6% May
5%
21%
28
39
54%
39%
600
35% Jun
__
26%
26%
250
24%
Jun
•
Machinery common
Co
Rubber
Jun
__
12%
13V.
58
12%
Jan
45'%
44%
45%
373
41%
Jun
53%
23
—
Waldor,f System Inc
39%
—12.50
*.Westinghouse Electric Corp
53
l,35o
•
Consumers Power common
Jan
Week'*
Range
Sale Price
Par
Balcrank
—
Churngold
Cin.
Low
_1
Cleveland
Navigation
20
Detroit
Hardware
Detroit Steel
Mfg
Friars. Chemical Co
Trailer
Freuhauf
-—
Gar
Gas
8.50
100
Elec.
&
com
new
Preferred
—
Manufacturing-
58 V4
Jan
Industries
Wood
—1
Hoskins
Howell
Electric
Motors
Corp
Cincinnati
50
Tel
Cincinnati
May
11% Mar
17 %
Jun
19 Va May
2%
Jun
76%
76 %
76 %
710
4 %
4%
1,390
Jun
91V< July
73% Jan
3%
Formica
Kahn
10
Ins
20%
Jan
5%
Jan
37
4
Randall
U
S
*
Gamble
class
Printing
77%
Jun
1
Cyanamid
23% Mar
Rickel
River
49%
30
44 Vb Mar
50
41%
80
36%
Amer Tobacco Co—:
Jan
May
62%
59%
68 %
Jan
63%
781
20%
20%
40
18
Jan
26
26
10
23
Mar
48
48%
21
48
July
49
Jun
Julv
22
Feb
Armour
Ashland
43 %
July
54V4
Avco
Jun
161'/a
10
69 Va
Jun
76'/a
15
32 % July
45%
Chesapeake
OhiO-_
&
129
10%
10%
65
14
14
52
Apr
10
14
—
7 Vb
76%
33
35 Va
6%
6 Va
20
__
26%
26%
50
25%
37 Va
~25
25
Chrysler Corp
_
37Va
37%
60
35 %
73
84 %
Columbia
Gas
Col
Ohio
10
—
&
S
•
73
Jun
July
Aug
43
Curtiss-Wright
84 %
1
Du
7
-5
Pont
Kodak Co
Eastman
General
3
13'/a
240
24%
91
7%
7%
25
34%
Cash
National
National
____*
Distillers
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
*
:——8
Oil
*
Pennsylvania RR.
33V3c
—
Radio Corp
—.
Steel
Republic
_*
Rudy
1.40
Sinclair
Secony
•
15
Vacuum
Southern
Southern
Co
5
Railway Co
Standard
Brands
Standard
Standard
*
Oil
__.
_
Oil
Standard
Oil
(N J)
Udylite
3%
Roller Bearing
Co
—
Union Carbide
U
S
Jun
41%
Jan
34%
61
12%
July
95 V4
_
_
__
Transit
Co
footnotes
4%s
cage
Mar
Admiral
3% Mar
1 %
May
1%
Jan
2
July
2%
Aug
3% May
4%
Jan
2%
3% May
3%
100
1,630
100
3% Mar
4
3%
100
3% July
5% Mar
Feb
3%
3%
600
Jun
Aug
1,230
1,945
30 %
200
3%
6%
Jun
Jan
3%
17%
200
1614
1,590
5%
Jan
44% Mar
4
Jan
6V2
Mar
4
4% July
5
33
-
Jan
100
19
Feb
19% Mar
7
Mar
2314 May
19
1V4
200
Aug
1% Aug
9
100
8%
Jan
9% May
3 Vb
1,600
2Va
Jan
4
14%
538
13%
Jun
14%
14%
1%
Apr
May
15% Mar
17% Mar
16
16
325
15
22
22
208
20% July
25
12%
12%
500
11% July
14% Mar
7%
7%
293
7% Aug
5%
5%
113
5% Aug
8 % Mar
1%
1
._.
_
_
___
common
1
.«>
._.
Radiator
1
...
7%
1
Products
1%
300
IV2 July
1% May
July
—
'
__
__
__
—
__
__
__
__
__
__
Jun
23% July
7% Aug
33 Va
Jun
Jail
26% Mar
American
Can
American
Cyanamid Co
Potash
9%
Jan
38 Vb Mar
Inc
Co
75
91%
Jun
100 Va
Feb
American
80
41%
Jun
43%
Aug
American
Tel
60%
191
57%
Jun
69%
13 V4
10
12% July
13%
Aug
54
19%
37%
54
19%
37%
16
50
3
22%
Jan
Anaconda
35
39%
Feb
Anderson-Prichard Oil
Jun
57%
57%
50
51% May
57 %
Aug
Armco
21 y4
20
19 %
Jun
23 %
Jan
Armour
14%
14 %
100
10%
Jun
15% May
185
48
July
58
Jan
13%
275
13Vb
Jun
15%
a36% a37%
171
32%
Feb.
36% July
48%
48%
a34V8 a34%
140
45 V4
—"
.
_
13%
Oil
Ashland
&
22%
Jun
29 Va
Jan
Atchison Topeka & S'F
45%
Jun
50Va
Aug
Atlantic
38
38
30
36
35%
15
45V8
35%
28%
Refining
5
(Un)
Corp
155
1.842
a
Jun
13%
Jun
31% July
,
'3414 Mar
15%
Feb
43%
Jan
153%
Jun
160%
Jan
65%
al4
77l,4
573
Jan
77%
Aug
44%
200
42% July
44%
Aug
al9
97
20% Mar
25%
Feb
a33% a33%
435
32% July
44%
Jan
25
48
55
Apr
38
38
828
35%
Jun
10%
10%
940
10 V4
July
al4al4%
100
15% Mar
16%
—
10
3
Apr
96% May
Apr
33%
Jan
Jun
8%
Feb
33
91%
30%
50
(Un)
77
44%
30%
335
28%
7
7
400
20
a94% a95'/4
__
7
July
42%
Jan
12% Mar
Am
Jan
Jun
43% Mar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
31
32%
Apr
37%
Jan
Baldwin
?o°
13%
Jun
16%
Feb
Baltimore
45%
45%
Jun
48% July
Jun
13
Securities
(Un)
Ohio RR
&
Oil
a9%
a9%
a3V4
ab%
a3%
100
(Un)___
__
—1
3%
1
common
68
Apr
78%
Jan
35%
36
75
32%
Jun
38%
Jan
Barnhart-Morrow
31 %
31 %
20
28% July
4314
Feb
Basin
41
42
115
401-8 July
46%
12Va
49
11%
13
65 %
170
al5Va
9% July
11% Mar
20
3 V4
Jan
26
26V*
345
23%
Jun
3Vs
3%
1.250
11%
11%
380
8%
Feb
15
Mar
al5% al5Vs
55
15%
Jun
17
Mar
2.85 July
3%
Apr
29% Mar
4.50
Apr
Jan
11%
11%
10
Co
Bros
a9%
lc
(Un)
Bandini Petroleum Co
15
—
10%
_-l
(Un)
(Un)
Manufacturing
__
10
Refining
25
58
Jun
33
155
30
Jan
Aug
a50% a50%
—
4474
10
(Un)
24%
23%
445
71
a32
__
—
(Un)
(111)
50 Va
97
50
13%
48%
July
al8%
25
(Un)
24%
24%
13%
„
100
—,_
49%
24
(Un) _•
(Un)_
(Un)
Corn
Co
&
128
60%
13%
Copper Mining Co (Un)—50
Steel
75 Va
__
Jan
a48% a49%
-25
(17% Jun
74
65
Jan
a67%2a68%
74%
B—_s
iUn)'
(Un)
Corp
American Woolen
July
Barker
—
class
Refining
Co
58% Mar
53
Bankline
11%
32%
Jun
I
Viscose
Jan
__
SS
Tobacco
29% Mar
__
&
Tel
&
American
80%
__
Jun
56
Feb
13 V»
&
Smelting
43%
High
25
105
__1
—
Chem
&
Low
110
-10
(Un)
(Un)
Radiator
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a27V8 a27%
__
—a49%
(Un)
Airlines
Shares
12V2
15
American
26%
__
Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
(Un)——a68%
Dye
Allis-Chalmers
2IV4
__
14%
11%
Sales
Week's
Last
1
&
59%
—
Mar
Angeles Stock Exchange
Corp
Chemical
Allied
69% May
1998
41.
5% Mar
27% Mar
Jun
3
—1
Preferred
Oil
64 Va
Jun
% Mar
Bethlehem
Steel
62 %
Jun
72%
Feb
Bishop
38%
39
63
37%
Jun
44 Va
Jan
Blue Diamond
45%
65
42
Jan
49% Mar
Oil
-50
1
20o
45
Boeing
!'■
—
Co
Corp
(Uo)
—2
Co
Corp
Airplane
(Un)
60%
60%
$4,375
54
Jun
62%
Jan
.
—
__
38
38
180
38
Jan
39
Jan
a24c
a24c
400
21c
Feb
35c
Jan
6
6
400
__
5V4
Jun
7% Mar
—2
—5
Chica
Oil
Corp
1
Stores
Inc
(Un)
,-1
Borden Company
<Un)
15
—
a55% a55%
12
56% July
67
Feb
a52 a53%
343
49 V8
57%
Jan
__
—33%c
(Un)
Bond
see
July
2%
9
9
in
.
Bolsa
For
3
2414 July
l'/4
—5
1
95 Va Mar
BONDS
Cincinnati
Jan
May
Jan
20
»
10
3 Vb
19
2
|.
Friday
42
12.50
310
6%
Va
Sale Price
28%
•
Steel
Westinghouse
16%
Aug
7% Mar
17%
—
6
STOCKS
74%
5
Feb
4% Mar
4
3%
.1
_
_
Los
28%
•
Toledo Edison
15
200
3
32%
-
Co._
__
Bendix Aviation
Timken
Jan
69%
Jun
3%
^
&
Screw
72%
1
575
25 >/4
5
5
33
«
Corporation
28%
10
4
8
Jun
3%
3%
--
1
Paper
States
72%
25
(Ohio)
895
3%
1
Manufacturing
*
Studebaker
507
8%
4% May
58
Mar
7% Mar
3%
3%
1
-
Timken-Detroit Axle
25
(Indh
27% Mar
4
.2
-1
-
Manufacturing
Sheller
Avco
Schenley Industries
33c
July'
100
—
-
98% lOOVa
42%
50
—.
Pepsi-Cola
July
5% July
2.000
com.
_
Products
American
__
15%
1%
.
42%
>
5
Motors
Greyhound Corp
20c
23
<
579
2%
.-
W)
(H
Raisin
18% Mar
33%
79
12'/a
__
10
2,032
3
Jun
Jun
70'/4 July
23%
7%
,
Jan
16% Mar
550
5
3%
.
Feb
96
'
23%
Dayton Power & Light
550
3%
25
.
*
_
Jan
10%
8%
6% July
20
73
82%
__
.—5
Electric
240
1%
Welding
American
Service
Cities
1
60%
8Vb
...I
Feb
38%
10%
25
1
5%
15
Par
Pacific
3
13% July
Aug
37%
,
Canadian
Feb
Aug
Jan
32%
3
Jan
_•
Jan
152 V4
15
76%
32%
37%
__
1
——
2%
27'
Jan
50
346
5
Oil
15V4
13%
48%
50
.
Co
&
13
13%
48%
154% 155%
48%
10
Anaconda Mining
Armco
Steel
6%
11% Mar
24-%. Jan
26 Va May
155
25
Feb
Mar
42 % Mar
13%
10
Telephone & Telegraph—100
Feb
100
21c
25 V»
5
Vinco Corp
Airlines
American
7%
12,049
2%
Motors
Wayne
American
103 % .Mar
Jan.
3%
15%
Car
__
_
(Fred B)
Prophet
United
American
Jun
5%
59 V4
.'
3%
-
—4
Electric
Motor
Packard
39% July
Stocks—
Unlisted
5
-
1
-
preferred
National
Jun
41%
__
50
Preferred
99%
94%
4% Mar
48
*
38% May
—1
Products
Pfeiffer Brewing.
__
5
--
.
Jan
49%
62%
B
common
-
—
__
Scotten-Dillon
Procter &
27
Apr
i
Metals
19% May
102%
__
—_•
—--
Products
Screw
Parke Davis
Mar
18'/a
35
Jan
35%
155
9
5%
1
_
*
Peninsular Metal
49'%
50
preferred^
Kroger
61
20%
37
__
*
_
23%
30
27%
2 5 "4
"
1
—
1
Clemens
Reo
Eagle Picher
70Vb July
425
-
6
-
--21c
21c
25 V4
1
Drug
6%
155
17%
710
38%
327
1,041
7? V4
25 Va
High
315
12.50
Transit
Range Since Jan. 1
3 I
5
Jan
100
..2%
Manufacturing
LaSalle Wines
Mt
9%
1,102
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37'/a Apr
25 Vb
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Friday
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115
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Midwest Stock
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17
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7%
for Week
«f Prices
Low
High
Sharea
25%
10c
20c
Jun
Jan
Jun
July
July
—:
Co
Dr Mfg
1
Corp
Aluminum
Castings-
5
5
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
Alleghany
Corp
10
*
Co
—1
(Un)
—
23'A
—
42%
23'A
18
42%
23'A
18
300
100
50
—
27%
27%
100
—
10%
10%
1,100
8%
8%
300
37A
37/s
100
8%
—
1% July
1% July
20ya Apr
1.95 July
Apr
5
Laboratories
22%
13
__
6c
7c
a73% a73%
Sale Price
Mar
May
283
—
—
41%
a—
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
STOCKS
30% Mar
20 Va July
66
,
44%
44%
Jan
171
50
a9%
a20% a21%
a40% a40%
a—
—
474
,
19% July
15V2 Mar
20 Va
__
12%
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
40% Mar
58
175
122
a97A
—
a21%
*
10c
12
a2l% a2l%
45% 46%
a45 a45%
al6
al6
a__
Aug
1.75 July
28
I6 V4
__
1
(Un)—
3% Mar
18
178
__
10
(FW)
Corporation
Radio
__
"
;
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenda Gold Mining Co
Zenith
—
12%
1
Westinghouse Elec
Wilson
28 % Mar
f
al4 al4%
—
Pictures
Bros
Warner
54'A
a__
22 % Mar
26%
Jan
'
i50
10
—
4 % Mar
20% July
34 %
a38"% a38%
—
(Un)
Jan
41
a—
a
'
a__
Pictures
Universal
West
Corp
Steel
Consolidated
Uniyersal
Vanadium
Jun
33 %
Stales
United
Abbott
Nash-Kelvinator
95
__
15
class A
preferred
preferred
York
(Un)
Magnavox
Jan
a32% a33%
4
Warrants
10c
Intercoast Petroleum
30%
__
•
Co
Calif
75
22%
1.30
28% July
__
20c
Oil Co Inc
Socony-Vacwum
Tidewater
Oil
Company—
'__
1,705
1
Hancock
30
1
Corp
al3al3%
21% 21%
48
48
1
a29
July
Jan
al3
57
__
Apr
a29
__
1
19
19'%
a32% a32%
19%;
15%
__
•
Inc
& Gas
Oil
20%
60
3
<Uni
Corp
Aircraft
Corp
(Un)
pfd
&
Co
46%
Jun
9%
*
Jan
Jan
1.40
(Un)
Inc
July
39 %
a32%
com
Rubber
&
23%
11
a32Vs
5
Ry
(U11)
Co
Servomechanisms
a49% a50%
10
—
(Un»
Tire
Grumman
60
9%
20
McBean
Glldden
Goodyear
Gulf
common
common
TeleDhone
General
Great
5
,__"
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Motors
General Paint
1
71
445
1,462
Jan
a55% a55%
*
30 Va Mar
14%
__
10
Incorporated
Francisco
San
42 y4
73%
Electric
Jan
14
14%
1
(Un)
11% Mar
Jun
38
Stores
Louis
32
al9% al9%
a25% a26%'
__
a25%
2
Corp
General
Jan
Jun
19%
300
375
8%
8%
a36% a36%
__
6%
67% Mar
15 %
St.
May
12%
1
Feb
47% Mar
429
15
Jan
16%
98
a34% a34%
•
__
118%
21%
21%
l
1.15
__
''»•
26 %
a27% a27%
a71 % a71%
Ryan Aeronautical
al3
1
:—«
20
50
a27%
1,100
183
a330
_1
_..
Light (Un)_
9%
56%
33
10%
100
330
56%
4.32%
Farmers
4% July
*
20%
1.15
Feb
23
100
Oil Corp
a42% a43%
33
112 Va July
29
226
-
^
80c
24%
Jun
13% Mar
3,200
19% Juiy
Apr
Jun
9%
85c
Seaboard
13%
625
80c
36% Aug
91%
10%
1
35% July
10
10 Va
•
Co
232
__
1
Co.
Oil
36%
70
61% Mar
1
Tobacco
(R J)
Ranch
Richfield
25% May
339
Jun
50c
Co
Safeway
__
__♦
Gas
&
Schenley Industries
—
___5
Oil
66% July
7% July
al3
56
a71%
50c
(Un)
26% July
a20
513
9%
5
(Un)
(Uni
Jan
%
Jan
58
9%
L_*
l(Un)
Mar
__
4
Phono
&
(Un)
Steel
Reserve
Feb
9%
Aviation
Republic
4
a98al00%
Jan
27
1
Rand Inc
63
a43%
10
(Un)
Gas
Radio
Emerson
Erie
Co
Natural
(Un)
100
al3
27%
Jun
9%
1
235
a 1-9
Jun
24%
4%
*
36%
a20.
25%
18
115
•
(Un)
3,169
al00%'
(Un)
(Un)
Republic Pictures
Shell
Kodak
Eastman
Co
6%
.
100
37%
[__•
lncorpoiar,ed
Remington
8% Mar
Jan
Feb
39% Mar
26%
115
3
Corp ol America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing
7% July
7% July
24%
Jan
29%
a26% a26%
__
4%
12.50
(Un)
RKO
29% May
7% July
7% Jan
34%
37%
1
'
(Un;
6%
—
5
,
10
50
341
Jun
115
.___33ViiC
Corp
RKO
11% Mar
Jun
30 Va
50
(Un)
Pure
a__
___.
87/s July
27 Va
331
_l
(Un)
Radio
a.._
674
32%
•
a65'/2 a67%
10c
A
(Un)
Nemours
78
(Un)
26 % July
6%
__50c
B)
de
200
*
a25% a25%
__
a67'/4
1
9%
a24% a24%
a24%
_*
g
9%
210
20
a29% a29%
__
5
(Alien
duPom
15%
10
—
Industries
DuMont
Apr
1
(Un)
Chemical
Dresser
11%
8V4
8' 4
al8%al8%
38 Va
__
1
Petroleum
Pullman
Feb
200
1
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dow
40%
13%
Co
Corp
Phillips
36% Mar
13%
(Un)
Co
Dodge
Philco
21% May
Apr
__1
(Unt
Co
Jun
Jun
—
38
*
(Chas) Co (Un)
Phelps
Jan
18 V8
10
Aircraft
Dougla>
15
35%
1
com
20% Mar
34
;
Pictures
Pfizer
25% Mar
56
5
(U11)
Corp
Apr
17% July
12% July
20
____..?5
(Un)
(Un)
A
23 %
582
a53%
55Va Mar
4
(Un)
World
U)
(J
Pepsi-Cola
Apr
a38% a40%
—
Apr
25% July
34% Jun
128
58
100
common
Car
Pennsylvania Railroad
41% Mar
a34% a34%
al9Va al9%
__
2
(Un)
Co
Curtis Publishing
7%
Feb
a39%
20
common
Jan
37 74.
a34%
L—*
.;
Motors
Zellerbach
162
13
5
51%
26%
'
-1
Penney
Feb
94% Mar
Apr
•
.
Preferred
13
13
*
(Un)
Copper & Steel com
Continental
Cudahy
Y
Un)
1
75
169
50c
Can
Contmeniai
Crown
N
Engineering
Power
65
July
85%
25
^
(Un)
of
1,452.
a28
a28
—
•
(Un)
Edison
7
al7% al8'/8
1
System
Commonwealth Edison
6%
7
*
Iron
&
25
__.'a39%a39%
—*
(Un)
Inc
Fuel
(Un)
695
90
a26% a27%.
Feb
20% Mar
70
72%
3.75 May
38% Jan
•
common
common
Western
Packard
15 % Mar
18% July
a83a83'.2
—
1
.....
Molybdenum
72%
__
10
July
July
25
Petroleums
Paramount
Chrysler Com
36%
__
25
Lighting Corp
Pacific
13 %
15
38%
25
preferred
Paciiic
25%
13%
*
July
25
/
25
(Un)
(Un)
redeemable preferred
40% July
'
5 %
25%
a52%
__
__1
com
5%
130
500
2.50
High
33,423
32%
a27%
25
common
6% Mar
Jun
435
Elec
&
preferred
42%
9Va
al7% al7%
___°
Cnesapeake & Ohio Ry Co
Chic
Gas
6%
42V4
__
10
(Un)
Pacific
Feb
26%
71
Low
3.50
a57% a57%
__
10
12% Mar
a5%
—
12%
Products
26%
26%
__
10
Corp
Certain-teed
23% July
a9%
a5l/8
25
(Un)
Co
Caterpillar
tUn)
Co
50
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
a9%
—
2
Ry
(Un)
Corp
(J
Oil
a25.V'8 a25%
a251/8
2.70
__
•
Shares
High
a37% a37%
3.25
12
(Un)
aaiea
a
of Price*
Low
1
Co
Edison
Pacific Finance
California
heel
Par
High
tor Week
Range
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a72% a73%
al4
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
Jan
Mar
Chalmers
American
20% Mar
American
22% Mar
American
83%
American
Jail
18% Mar
American
Mfg
Airlines
Can
23'A
29%
49%
13%
36%
23'A
23
13'A
23%
13%
•
—_______—
(Un)
Investment
29
49%
—
49Va
13%
—12.50
Co
Machine &
29
*
1
Allied Laboratories
Allis
Jan
2.70
Co
(111)
Foundry
Rad & Stand San (Un)
—1
*
•
—
—
23
—
36%
450
400
1,200
100
100
300
1,400
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
40
Jun
47%
Jun
22%
Jun
26%
Jan
16%
Apr
18
24% Jun
6%
Feb
Apr
32%
Jan
10 %
July
8% July
7
Jun
3%
Jun
5% Mar
23%
Apr
30% July
59
Jan
12%
Apr
15%
Jan
337/*
Jun
36% Aug
23
Jun
25
21%
Jun
24% Mar
13%
Jun
15%
48% July
Jan
Feb
1*
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(510)
Monday, August 10, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
l
Stock
Mldwtst
Last
stocks—
Tel
American
Oil
Ainurex
Class
Tel
&
Co
Tobacco
A
100
4,800
152%
70 V4
161%
Jun
77
16'/a
15%
1734
2,20()
33Vs
33%
600
32
10
8
37%
38 %
700
35%
10%
10 %
500
14
1434
1,900
26 '/4
26'%
95%
9574
Oil & Refining common
$1.50
2nd
conv
Atchison
Topeka
Products
Athey
preferred
& Santa Fe__
Jan
7774 July
Washer
Avco Mfg
•
95 %
50
Apr
4574
Feb
Jun
43V4
Laclede-Christy
10
Jun
July
26
Jun
28%
Jan
300
9074
974 Mar
29%
100
4%
4%
Bastian-Blessing
Co
(tin)———
Gas
Co
Belden
Manufacturing Co.
49 %
100
174
300
Bendix
Aviation
Corp
217s
5
22
1,300
56
22
10
Jan
Leath
&
$2.50
56
100
Lincoln
1%
1%
1%
900
1
5'/a
5%
5%
1,600
Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un»
Berghoff
Fisheries
Booth
Aug
2% Mar
174 Mar
14'%
22
Apr
Oil
Lion
..10
Martin
& Llbby
&
Sons
J)
(E
*
20c
Budd
2%
»
Foote Gear Works
Brad
13%
Manufacturing
Burlington Mills Corp (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Jun
1%
Jan
Missouri
4
Feb
6%
Jun
Modine
Jan
Monroe
Pacific
Canadian
Celanese
Cenco
(Un»__
57%
200
49%
11 %
Jun
13%
300
17%
Apr
21
Jun
Motorola
50%
2
Jan
3%
Jan
13
Jun
16% Mar
Jan
38
Mar
13%
13 %.
1,100
12% July
17
Jan
14%
1,700
14% July
.17%
Feb
National
Kclvinator
Nash
$3 convertible
Jun
33%
Jan
Jan
National Tile
*
24%
26%
700
23 V8 July
26'/a
25%
200
3%
Jun
Aug
5'/a Mar
19%
19%
400
18%
Jun
22 % Mar
37%
37%
700
37%
Apr
New York
Chrysler
4%%
Coleman
Columbia
Pacific
Northern
States
60 %
60
Apr
63%
Jun
22
Aug
Oak
Ohio
17%
17%'
300
16%
11
11
11%
600
11% Aug
Feb
73
72%
73%
2,100
69% July
96 Va
Jan
20
19%
20
1,000
18
22%
78%
Jun
84
Jun
49 %
July
53% Mar
Pan
22%
Jan
28%
Parken
27
27
50
25%
Jan
29% Mar
13
13
200
34%
34%
34%
34%
*
13
29
34%
25
*
Aug
Mfg
9%
30
15
2,700
32%
Jun
37% Mar
2,000
32%
Jun
37 % Mar
38%
600
35%
Apr
38% May
9%
200
8%
Jun
500
28 Va
July
7
7
500
6% July
Class
7%
7-%
500
7% July
9%
26%
«
Feb
1,700
23%
27 %
27%
1,800
25%
Jun
27% Aug
10%
10%
300
9%
Jun
12
5
36%
Jun
Jan
33%
Jun
43%
(Un)___
Eastman
Kodak
400
12
Jun
17%
91%
Jun
99% Mar
Controller
National
&
Mfg...
Brewing
12%
13 %
5
98%
99 %
24%
24%
400
22%
Jun
28i%
Jan
431/8
43 Ve
100
4174
Jun
467a
Apr
32%
24%
5
_„5
Corp..
America
Drive
61
Jun
39
Jan
12
300
113/4 July
13
Mar
Pen
(Peter)
1474
—
15
400
14% July
16% Mar
12%
1774 Aug
Auto
1674
-5
5
__
1774
120
7
6
10
...
Brewing
.25
1.25
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General
1
1
Corp
6
10
9
Aug
600
10'/a
10
Feb
1,350
July
1274
Jan
2%
2 %
500
7%
8'/a
Jun
2%
Apr
Apr
2,000
2'%
7374
600
67'/a
Apr
9%
934
200
974
Jun
Corp.'
5
607/8
59%
60%
2,000
5774 July
Package Corp
6
30%
30%
32
2,500
29
5
26
2574
26
300
23%
Jun
28% Mar
39%
39 %
39 %
600
3474
Jan
40Va July
574
574
534
900
40 Ve
40%
40 34
50%
50 %
Motors
General
Public
General
Telephone
Gibson
(Un)
Utilities
(Thei
Gossard
(W
20
Co__
♦
Co..."
H)
*
Graham-Paige
•
•
Co
•
Motors
(Un)
1
1
•
Gray Drug Stores
Lakes
*
Dredge
Lakes
Greyhound Corp
Co
(G)
Werner
&
Brick
Steel
Steel
Jan
874
Feb
Aug
3238
Jan
4074
Jun
5874 Mar
8% May
10'/a July
IV2 July
274
Feb
14V8
14%
350
121/2 Mar
14V2 July
19%
100
18%
20
International
International
13
1774
Jun
May
90
16%
100
15V8 Jan
19
13%
1,400
12V4
Jan
13 Va Mar
1774
400
161/4
Jan
1974 Mar
4774
300
17 Va
300
6%
674
1,700
6
28
150
18%
350
23
410
10%
10%
401%
10%
40%
18%
2274
40%
Packers
Ltd
Tel
Power
&
Light
(Un)___
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
3174
100
28
Jun
39
Aug
1074
22
41%
41%
28%
29
2774
28%
28
Jan
250
10
July
150
39
Jan
31/2
Feb
1174
Jun
Jan
41
Jan
51% Mar
28
2374 July
150
50
974
Mar
1074 Aug
Jan
141/2
Jan
38
Jun
48
250
26%
Jun
1,500
26%
Jun
Jan
32'/a Mar
33
Jan
Co
200
10'/a
Jan
52%
300
49V2
Jun
39%
•
,..8.75
39 %
163a
39%
200
38%
16%
300
16
1
Philco
Corp
X
.
39
39
59%
60 "2
900
5m July
65
Apr
35%
363b
700
31
42%
Jan
Jan
4074
Feb
July
2OV4
Jan
29%
23%
31
200
27 Va
Jun
3174 Mar
2374
2374
300
21'%
Apr
24%
28%
200
261/4
Jun
17%
100
171/4
1174
Jan
41.
50
7
<
7%
20
—
20'/a
20%
750
6%
Jun
42'% Mar
8% Mar
;
1,100
19% July
25%
Feb
100
16 Va July
17%
Jan
18
33%
100
31:
Jun
19% Aug
3374 July
12%
600
12
Aug
31%
500
28% July
1674
1974
12
31
-
'
—
47b
41/2
100
574
Jan
25%
3.000
20%
Apr
25%
Jan
17%
17%
3c0
16Vt
Jan
20% Mar
2074
20%
2074
250
19%
Jun
23 »/2
2074
207b
2074
400
19%
Jun
23 Vs Mar
com__5
•
Airways
(Un)
474
70'% July
2,300
12
Jun
147a Mar
40%
800
37%
Jun
43%
Feb
18
850
16
Mar
Feb
37 Vs
37%
300
34 %
Jun
18%
39'/2
Jan.
57%
v
377a
67% July
17%
—
11
100
13 %
40
17'%
250
68
13
—
11%
68
—
13
57%
100
50%
Apr
57%
Aug
474
5
2,660
9%
10()
1474
100
12%
15
15
100
5
5
100
21%
1,700
1,500
5
21%
21%
141/4
14
14%
29%
28%
29 %
500
3174
3174
33%
1,600
32
32%
600
—
Co
Pullman
Company
Co
1
Indiana
of
Co
Pure
Oil
•
Co
Car
x56% x56%
1
(Un)
Radio Corp
5
America
of
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
1
(Unl
1
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand
Rexall
Steel
5
(Un)
—50c
(U11)
Corp
*
—
Drug (Un) .——:
July
2174
Apr
63 Va
63%
66
600
62
July
80%
32%
100
3174
3974 Mar
15
Aug
Jun
5%
Jan
19%
Jun
23 74
Jan
10%
Jan
153/8 May
26 % July
31% July
29Vs
42%
Jan
29
36V4
Jan
Jun
Aug
100
52%
10%
100
10
Apr
1174 May
32
32%
1,300
29%
Jun
36 Vs
(R
Richman
Bros
J)
Tobacco
class
*
Louis
National
Louis
Public
Service
Regis
Paper
Co
Stockyards
A
Roebuck
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Co
Co..
Sinclair
Socony
38%
Jun
431/4
Jan
43
Jun
62%
Jan
Har
Oil
Corp
•
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Southern
Pacific
Co
(Un)
Oil
of
;
California
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana—
Standard
Oil
N
16
100
15%
Jun
l9Va
Jan
50%
800
44%
Jun
48%
Aug
6%
6%
200
5%
Jan
634
16
4774
300
29%
750
53'%
141/4
48%
29%
29%
54
11
44 %
27%
Jun
Apr
471/2 July
38
Feb
July
43
Jun
58
Mar
1374
12'/a
Jun
1474
300
19
Jan
231/2 Mar
24 %
500
22%
Jun
26%
58%
59
700
1574
16%
400
56V4
13%
Jan
76%.
16 Vs
7,700
21%
24'/4
24%
14%
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76 V4
100
66% May
38 Ve
38%
1,400
351/4
35 %
35%
1,900
32%
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24
24%
400
14%
143%
14%
2,200
•
45
45
100
7
—
53%
774
54
700
36
Apr
Jun
Feb
Jan
60% Mar
1774 Mar
76 Va
Aug
43'% Mar
Jun
371/2
22%
Jun
13%
Jun
27% Mar
161/4 Feb
42%
Jun
49'/2 Mar
6% July
200
51
Jun
Jan
97a Mar
59 %
Jan
74%
500
69 V2
Jun
81
Jan
800
68'/4
Apr
78%
Jan
3574
3 6'4
700
32Va
Jun
381/4
Equipment
1
(Un)
___1
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1
Corp
1174
12
|
400
11%
Jun
13
Mar
2174
227a
200
21% July
26
Mar
10
10
400
10
18%
18%
100
18%
31%
31%
31%
1,000
30
30
10
(Un)
1
*
Tool
Jan
12
2274
10'4
200
Jan
10%
Feb
Aug
211/4
Jan
28% July
43'A
Feb
27
Jun
3574
Jan
167/8 May
2174 Mar
5
Co
Axel
Salle
Union
Carbide
Oil
of
Rubber
18%
18%
18%
1,300
16%
Jun
38 Va
38 Va
39%
1,200
351/2
Jan
39% Mar
56 %
57%
400
51 '/a
Jun
57%
17%
Corp
St
17%
350
16%
22
200
21
12
12
12
33
32%
33%
3
2%
1
(Un)
Corp
16
(F
•
11%
Jun
13 V8 Mar
31%
Feb
37'/4 Mar
4,900
31/8
Jan
16
16
300
1474
Jun
17%
Jan
59
150
55
Jan
60% May
2% Mar
64%
6474
300
Jun
72%
43
43
43 %
300
37%
Jun
43% Aug
27
26%
27
400
25%
Jun
31
38 %
38%
39%
l,40o
37 Va
Jun
44%
26%
26%
200
25V4
Jun
29
45 %
46
200
39
Feb
46
Aug
45'/a
200
4174
Jun
50
Mar
13%
Jun
1474 Mar
13
Jun
151/4 Mar
18% May
451/2 Aug
*
10
Telegraph
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500
1.400
3
25
Corp
Inc
19% Mar
24 74 May
—5
(Un)
Electric
Jan
Jun
July
59
*
Walgreen Co
Stores
17%
2174
1
& Carbon
Union
I
5
California
Co
Westinghonse
Feb
2
Corp
Continental
Union
14%
5
Co
So
1,500
*
Co
(The)
208
15%
25
Tool
Radio
15%
1
(Un)
15%
25
Edison
Wieboldt
.
74%
Soring
Detroit
Western
Apr
143/8 Mar
73
(The)
S Steel
IOV4 July
73%
Machine
Power
S
400
49%
*
.__
Co
U
1174
36
Corp
Corp
La
4 74
73
Furniture
Co
474
Jan
73%
Sunray Oil Corp
Trane
Jun
3%
10
Studebaker
Trav-rer
3%
200
15
8tone Container Corp
Toledo
1,900
3%
25
Steel
Timken
Jan
Jan
4
(U11)
Railway
Co
29%
(Ohio)
J
Standard Oil Co
&
30
Jun
5
Works
(Un)
Standard
Texas
Jun
22%
15
(Uni
Inc
Sunbeam
257/a
5
Oil
Co
Storkline
900
1,300
2
Bend
Spiegel
2774
251/4
16
15
Vacuum
Apr
200
100
4974
*
1
Shell Oil
South
•
5
Corp class B common
&
Mar
40
11
—
0
common
Sangamo Electric Co
Serrick
69
31/2
10
B
Co
St
jun
51
10
12 Va
Corp
45%
x44%
*
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13%
13%
100
•
common
13%
13%
1,750
10
Co
10
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wml
Jr
Yates-American Machine Co
-
5
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
17%
100
16%
Jun
44%
45%
500
4334
Jun
14%
44%
*
*
62Va
17%
14 Va
TO
73%
74%
200
7174 May
74% Aug
11
11
300
11
1474
Feb
32%
Jun
47a
374
2.50
World
Jan
12 V#
27%
4
Pictures
Wool worth
18
Aug
2434
--
25
theatres Corp
20% Mar
550
1,950
1474
51
—
•
RKO
131/4
12%
19 74
Jan
11% Mar
Jun
40
*
Jan
12
674
ADr
10%
__
•
(Un)
Jun
1774
9% July
11%
•.
Public Service
18%
4% July
974
1474
12.50
Wisconsin
17%
May
1
33Vbc
311/4 Mar
18%
Feb
11%
—
————1
(Un)
Petroleum
Thor
3% July
2
A
3
Steel
Swift
Feb
24%
(Un)
Public Service
Sears
13
341/4 Mar
173b
*
& Co
Phillips
St
July
25
1
Bankshares
Jun
Jun
100
1634
1974
33'/2
—
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Wisconsin
1
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page
—
10
(Minn)
'
1234 Mar
56 V4 Mar
•
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'
—10
(Un)
(Charles)
U
10%
2874
Copper Corp
—
—
1
(U11)
24% Mar
100
52%
1
9'/a
23 74 July
18 Va
1074
lo
(Un)
—
1
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Tri
10%
22
Light
see
Jun
22
50
*
& Transport
l?or footnotes
Mar
3174
351/4 May
39% Jan
...1
—
(Un)
41'/2 May
100
*
17Va Aug
Jan
15
Katz Drug Co
Kelley Island Lime
16%
7.50
...
5074 Mar
Jun
Jan
374
•
Co
Mar
July
24%
*
&
July
41
Jan
100
class
Apr
Mar
374
*
Jan
21
24%
1
Co
4274
40%
18%
10
Products
Shoe
49
Jun
2
Sundstrand
10
common
Co
Power &
17
6%
91
110
l
Door
Tel
4774
25
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electirc
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
City
1614
13 %
Feb
Jun
2
(Un)
Car
Standard
16%
3
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Co
International
Co
Feb
47%
300
90
1
International Paper (Un)
Kennecott
69 74
35
19%
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Interlake Steamship Co
International
Harvester
Koppers
.
1
100
174
90
10
Brewing Co
Corp
Sash
Kansas
1%
90
1
Hupp Corporation
Kansas
1474
5
Hlbbard Spencer Eartlett
Inland
—
25
Harnischfeger Corp
Indiana
—
2
Hammond Instrument Co
Illinois
May
200
.
Aug
27%
50
11Mar
574 Aug
650
•
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Printing
Hallicrafters
Huttig
75
Apr
10'%
3
class
(Un)
Feb
1
Corp
Standard
100
Griesedieclc Western Brewery
Gulf Oil Corp
27%
34%
5
(Un)
World
'
*
preferred
Greif Bros Cooperage
Heileman
|
Feb
Towing—
non-cumulative
(W Fi
10
*
Dock
&
Jun
44'/8
—5
Ry
Southern
Refrigerator
Gillette
(Uni.:
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Hein
774
73 %
General
Hall
774
77b May
6'% July
9%
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7%
100
7
73%
Co
Great
774
.
*
Electric
Finance
General
23 %
290
Jan
..1
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General
General
Great
|
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—
5
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400
200
10
St
Fox
25%
700
5
Power
Co
Reynolds
Inc
111/2
32
50c
B
Republic
1
Dredge &
1774
Four-Wheel
33
12
—
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Flour Mills of
Jan
38
pref__—
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33
15
Connell
6 Va
8 V2
48%
RKO
Watch
Fitz-Simons &
1,000
10
—.10
—
Jan
100
3774
Jan
300
36%
l
(Unt
Co
18% Mar
5%
10
Jan
36%
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Eastern Air Lines Inc
Falstaff
Jan
26 %
10c
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Electric
30
25%
10
A
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—
200
10
25%
.
31%
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8% May
7%
10
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
1,100
6 V2
67b
Apr
47
Pennsylvania RR
Apr
20
Co
'/a
4%
25 V2 Mar
38
Peabody Coal Co common
11% Mar
34
1
10
Corp
14%
1374
6
23% July
12V2 Jun
313/4
♦
American
Class
Jan
12% July
30%
38 %
l
25
Co
200
600
Jan
8
Motor
76 %
300
Company
Jan
37a
24%
10 Va
(Un)
Packard
Mar
100
4
2%
3%
Jun
Co
Co
300
(Un)
38% Mar
7%
Bancorporation
Edison
50%
Corp
Jun
*
10
—
Manufacturing
28%
Co
Motor
32%
24%
—
Jan
78%
Illinois
Northwest
50%
—
100
Jan
11 %
50
28%
preferred
Power
Edison
Dock
Northern
*
(Unt
System
Chemical
Elgin
Feb
21%'Mar
Pressed
&
Dodge
Dow
41%
Feb
5
Cudaliy Packing Co
Curtlss-W'right Corp
Deere
Northern
Jun
17%
1
Company
Detroit
20% Mar
31%
200
T__100
convertible
Continental
Crane
Jun
600
Co..
Ilium
Inc
Gas
Consumers
2,700
20
1
Commonwealtn Edison common..
$1.40
19%
37%
"
Inc
Co
19%
'
Electric
Foods
Apr
34%
200
;—1
RR
Co
19%
12.50
preferred
Cleveland
Clinton
17%
American
60%
common
Feb
92%
25
North American Car Corp
Ohio Oil
Iron
2OV4
Jan
42% Mar
25
Cliff's
Mfg
37%
19%
preferred—,
Corp
Cleveland
&
Central
1
common
Jun
3%
(Un)
North Amer Aviation
25
Bend
Apr
Jan
I8V2
67
8%
National Standard Co
2%
Shore & So
So
10%
8%
50
250
8%
Industries.—
Presto
1 % May
10
2,000
19
81
Jan
Products
200
Service
91%
Feb
11
Cylinder Gas
Distillers
700
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
Chicago
Corp
National
National
1%
Pub
Jan
Aug
National Lead Co——:
14%
July
North
Illinois
39
55% Mar
26%
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
Jun
9%
.'_
29
37%
38%
•
Company
50
*
50
-—3
600
5
38%
Jan
1
$7.50
1 %
Cential Illinois Light Co
Central
Co
400
4
191/2 Mar
150
Inc
2%
4
161/4
Feb
9%
Ward & Co
Montgomery
Feb
May
13%
26%
9%
Jan
17%
9%
♦
Co
Chemical
30 %
1
Jun
14%
100
9%
Mfg
26%
_r
8'/«
100
—10
Mining & Mfg
River Fuel
1
West Corp
800
19%
34%
'
•
4.
Portland Cement-
America
of
Corp
& South
4
1
prior pfd—
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Corporation
Central
Utilities
Biscuit
Carr-Consolidated
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13%
14 %
9
16
9%
1
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Brick
Food
30%
5
——___
High
6% July
171/4 Mar
19
•
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Aug
1%
2,850
2%
Jun
80
*
—
1
(F>
7
B
Co
8
Company
Burkhart
5% Mar
12
Feb
12%
200
&
Miler & Hart $1
66%
20
53
class
Field
(Glenn
Aug
56
52%
53
100
38%
—
0
common
x
South
Muter
Brach
———*
—
Co
Marshall
Middle
49 %
Jan
12
12%
—'—_5
Corp
13
874
Printing Co common ________1
Metropolitan
Mlckelberry's
1174 Mar
9% July
45
Feb
7'a July
19%
52
•
Corp..—
(W't
(George)
Borg
100
19%
*
Lindsay Chemical Co
Missisippi
lp
(Un)
Low
6%
16
—.10
common
preferred
Minnesota
Co
13
4
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
—5
Sessions Co
Co
Lonergan Mfg
Consolidated Mining
Benguet
Low
674
Aug
57s
874
200
—50c
29%
4
1%
*
Specialists
Bearing
Jun
28
6% July
48%
48 Va
Feb
474 July
10
9%
Jan
974
200
7
474
9%
9974
1,000
674
474
3
Apr
374 May
100
&
1874 Mar
6*74 July
50
297s
Gas Ltd,...—_l
Baldwin-Lima-Hainilton
(Un)
13
Oil
Shares
12% Mar
14
100
7
7
for Week
5
Co
Jan
1
—10
—
Co
Corp
Bailey Selburn
University
Extension
Lamson &
20%
July
3
Corp
Co
Atlantic Refining
Automatic
14 %
1
Range
of Prices
Par
Salle
La
Libby McNeil
Ashland
Satee
Last
High
Jun
300
76%
50
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Corp (Un)
Co (111) common
&
Low
Utah
15474 155 Va
Week's
Friday
Bale Price
Bangs Sines Ian. 1
77
5
Armco Steel
Armour
7
STOCKS
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Development—
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AUGUST
ENDED
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Anaconda
WEEK
for Week
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155 %
FOR
Sales
Range
Bate Price
Far
American
Week's
Friday
(Coat.)
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74%
13
% Mar
Aug
16
Feb
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178
Number 5245
...
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WEEK ENDED AUGUST 7
FOR
Friday
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Friday
stocks
Week's
Range
Sale Price
American
Tel
&
Arundel
Securities
.13
974
9%
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Corp
27%
3%
New
42
High
Loir
90
20 %
3%
Baltimore Transit Co—
3,331
487
27%
607
10
37%
152
Feb
Jun
17%
Jan
Aug
42
161%
Jan
20% Mar
28% Jan
530
3%
Feb
91/2 July
11% Mar
170
3'A
25%
Jun
Mar
4
Bunker
5 Vs
5
Company
5%
13%
1,309
13%
185
Curtis
25
Publishing
1
~
Co_
72%
6%
Chemical Corp
Delaware Power &
Lignt
24%
24%
505
26%
26%
27%
3,757
30%
29%
31
316
60'A
59%
61
1,727
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8
Apr
5% July
Jun
3'/a
13
16% Mar
Calif
Packing
Insulated
Feb
367
7%
Jun
11%
Jun
22%
13 Vs
529
12
14'A Mar
35% Mar
33%
2,652
121 %
21 Vs
21%
2,360
19%
Jun
23%
Jan
45%
44%
45%
386
40 %
Jun
52%
Jan
;
36%
36%
10
30%
Jun
37% July
31%
30%
32 Vs
3,664
26
Jun
33
Chic
&
23%
46
20%
Jun
25
Mar
20%
20%
4
6
5%
20
10
5%
20%
Jun
Feb
20%
Feb
1,168
3% July
6
100
5% July
7%
Jan
28% July
36'A
Jan
81
Aug
82
Jun
31 Vs
33
670
81
—
common
81
1
Aug
•
Service
735
24%
Jun
27%
Jan
30%
337
28%
Apr
33%
Jan
63% Aug
62 Vs
63%
1,244
54%
Jan
15%
15%
15%
25
15%
Aug
16%
Jan
70
70
7o %
237
69%
Jun
82%
Preferred
Chrysler
•
74
j
4%
33'A
4%
Jun
6
Jan
30%
Jun
38
Feb
25
14
Aug
23
Jan
$3,000
58
Mar
4%
100
4%
32
33%
517
14
14
72%
73%
84
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series
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—
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Columbia
84
2,000
67%
Jan
73% Aug
84
Week'*
Low
*
Shares
14
8
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•
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5
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7
7%
•
27
27
27%
202
8%
638
Equitable Gas
_
Co
8.50
9
22%
22%
Edison
Consol
9
13
22%
22
Jan
Bi§h
9"%
600
31%
Jun
38%
241
12% July
15%
170
Jan
7
25%
20%
Jun
Jun
Jan
of
Oil
N
Products
Corn
Di
25%
Apr
Jan
33
25% July
28%
20
28%
Aug
30%
34%
10
33%
Jun
39% Mar
Class
B
Manufacturing
x
i
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1%
77^
g
1%
2,310
1%
70c
10%
7c
5
70c
20%
__
10c
__
8c
150
100
285
6%
1%
Jan
Aug
Chemical
Air
93A
Jan
11
Jun
10c
Jan
16%
Feb
29%
Jan
140
550
25%
Jun
29 % May
44%
45%
789
40% July
49% Mar
194
Last
Par
Reduction Co
Alleghany
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
American
a41%
Range
(Un)
a24
.1
Mfg
&
Ltd
49%
•
Inc
(Un)
1
30
120
a24 a24%
90
High
Food
Gas
Machinery
General
133/4
American
common
Can
Co
(Un)
Gillette Co
Radiator
American
Goebel
S
S
(Un)
(Un)
5
State
__
*
__
__
American
Tel
Tel
&
Co
American
Viscose
American
Woollen
100
Tobacco Co
155%
Corp
Co
(Un)
Anaconda
Copper Mining
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
__
(Un)
50
20
a32%
__
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Steel
Armco
Armour
&
Atchison
Atlantic
Corp
Co
Coast
10
(111)
(Un)_____
Santa
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25
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United Engineering A/
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Vanadium Alloys Steel
Westingliouse Air Braxe
24%
1
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San
17% July
Jan
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Jan
26
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25%
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10
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8
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Feb
23
45
Apr
31
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Harbison Walker Refractories
Horne (Joseph) Co
•
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286
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Consolidated Grocers Corp
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Duquesne Light
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53
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Par
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17% May
16
Aug
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Clark
13'A Mar
523
26%
__
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel
605
10
•
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&
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425
16%
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5%
3%
16 %
25
25
Gas
Eastern
stocks
Feb
16
10
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17%
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Jun
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10% July
Jan
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70%
18% Mar
preferred
Corp
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3.60% preferred
Water
Pacific Ry
29%
57% July
12% July
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Canadian
37% May
16%
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July
19%
—*
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Central Eureka Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
110
Philco
14
5
Feb
610
Transportation
100
14%
2
27
14%
—
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14
19%
cap
27"% May
18%
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Aug
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—
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25% Jun
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Jan
18%
33
55 %
80%
14
9%
8% Apr
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33%
76
200
5
39%
Aug
Jun
54%
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10
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55%
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10
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Calamba
37
48%
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425
__
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39%
55%
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Range Since Ian. 1
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39%
__
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Sullivan
&
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10
Inc
32%
1
preference
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8 Vs
6% July
Jun
Jan
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Philadelphia
8
69% July
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10
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•
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25
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•
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6%
34%
24%
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6%
10
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.
Lehigh Valley RR
Martin
404
13 %
common
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
Motors
74
34%
Davison
General
72%
Share*
15
Stores
Canadian
Chrysler Corp
for Week
5
(Un)
Corp
Hill
Burroughs
(Un).
—:
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Co
Borg-Warner
California
common
Budd
194
27%
Borden
Range Since Ian. 1
Broadway-Hale
154 '/a 155%
20 %
_
Shares
Airplane Co
Boeing
High
41 %
155
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
42
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Corporation
City
Elec
Low
*
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Atlantic
(or Week
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Par
American Stores Co
Range
of Prices
Par
Salea
Last
Sale*
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
60%
30 j
25%
Apr
14,000
3c
Apr
37,223
70c
Feb
10%
Jun
100 i
575
Jan
6c
1.50
Apt
Feb
13
28% Mar
20% July
28% July
30
Apr
58'A July
28
Jun
65
Mar
100
36
Jan
19% July
25% Feb
Jun
21% Mar
Jan
17% Aug
95
625
30% Mar
4%
Apr
Nash-Kelvinator
Corp
National
National
(Un)
National
Distillers
57%
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
3.00
Feb
Natomas
N
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(Un)
5
—
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Mohawk
(Un)
Power
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19%
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Central
Niagara
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Prod
20%
5
1
City Lines
1 %
Auto
Fibres
7% Mar
67% Mar
275
20%
550
17'A
17'A
330
25
1,135
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499
19
14%
200
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5%
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24%
125
18
c
May
5% July
23%
Jan
7% Mar
20%
Apr
26%
25
Jun
28
Jun
% Feb
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
.
Monday, August 10, 1953
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AUGUST 7
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
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Oil
1
Co
North American Co
Amer
5%%
6%
pfd
14 %
15
Filters class A
United
Pabco
Products
Inc
Coast
Pacific
5
66% July
83%
18% Mar
12%
Co.
&
Scott
Paper
Sears
Roebuck
*
Jan
Jun
Feb
Jan
12% Mar
9% July
Calif
Jan
Southern
Calif
Jun
29 % Mar
Southern
Co
5%
pfd
Gas
1st
5%
preferred
38%
5,919
34
Jun
39% Mar
32%
32%
213
30%
Jun
34%
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a29
27%
Jun
31%
Jan
preferred
4.80%
Pacific
Lighting Corp common
preferred
$4.75
Petroleums
Pacific
Pacific
1st
Public
Ltd
Service
Tel
&
Petroleum
(Un).
100
Corp
Co
common
Stendel
Palmer
Pan
Oil
World
Amer
29
Jan
Standard
Brands
24%
Jun
27
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
of
Jun
•28
Feb
Standard
Oil
Co
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
RR
431
40
56 %
Apr
61% Mar
Standard
Oil
of
97
Jun
101% Aug
Jun
13% Mar
101% 101 %
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July
9%
225
10%
17
21 %
Apr
Jun
a20
5
25
25
257
24
Apr
115
154
112
Jun
119% Mar
133 V2
133%
14
130
Jun
141
a37% a37%
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Feb
Corp
50
__
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23%
70
47% Mar
Jan
6"%
4% July
(Un)
Co
__
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(Un)
Philippine Long List Tel
Pure
Inc
Oil
42c
9%
326
40
433
26 % July
30 % Mar
Transamerica
20
Apr
23%
Jan
Tri-Continental
11
a32% a33%
276
100
80
5
14%
14
36c
54c
Jun
Apr
11%
Jun
9%
Feb
Corp
a55%
2o
& Timber
__
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Tide
15
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•
Railway Equip & Realty common
Preferred
Feb
31%
36 %
Jan
■
•
Cprp
Steel
Feb
4%
3 % July
Apr
a55% a57%
a5
a5
211
30
52%
Jun
4%
Feb
5% May
190
25%
Jun
30% Mar
29 %
a40 a40%
29%
Oil
Reserve
&
Gas
—
_*
29
Jun
50
27
July
30%
30%
485
Rheem
class
Richfield
Corp
Cement class^A
RKO Theatres
5
Building 6%
8
W
33% Mar
Jun
33 % Mar
30
9%
750
14%
14%
210
13%
Jun
16% Jan
44%
45%
891
42%
Jun
49
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a46%
25
46% July
47
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a7
50
6% July
27% Jan
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Jan
13
8% July
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Jun,
.
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-
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Jun
59%
Jan
72%
Jun
80%
Jan
907
68%
all
67
Apr
10% Mar
34%
160
32%
35
31 %
31%
240
28% July
18%
18%
1,469
12%
12%
39%
39'A
Jan
73%
all
73%
73
—
68% Mar
;
5
34
-
11% May
Apr
May
43.% Feb
12%
Aug
300
38%
Jan
415
31%
397
50%
-
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—
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Elec
of Missouri
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Co
Sugar common...
United
Air
Can
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Lines
Glass
&
United Gas Corp common
Jan
United
July
29% Mar
Jun
17%
63%
Jun
418
-63
-
a._
71%- Jan
.
a__
—
,
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43% Aug
27%' May
2,511
37%
Jun
396
23%
Jun
210
33%
Apr
26 %
304
25%
Jun
32
10%.
600
10
Jan
11% May
25 Vb
26
10%
10%
858
23% July
29 34 Mar
14%
88
700
75
all
S
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1
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4,353
32
-
39 VB May
July
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25
1%
Jun
26%
27.
340
25%
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-
...
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Rubber
100% Mar
Universal
14
15% July
Jun
19%
Consolidated
a
,
38%
a38%
a40
588
37%
53%
244
41%
Feb
Feb
Victor Equipment Co
331
19%
Aug
26
Mar
a47% a48%
160
41%
Jan
47 %
9%
8%
26%
583
a56%
33
a57
33
25% July
53% July
4
19%
__
20
36*
120
32%
125
—
125
9
9
Water
Bank
& U T
37%
38%
1,298
36%
36%
333
Aug
Jan
Fargo
Petroleum
West ales
Preferred
670
101
50
34%
Jan
36% Mai-
a27% a27%
180
25 %
Jun
29
Jun
397
Air
Dent
Inc
Union
(Un)
_
1
_
36c
Feb
Mar
G0c'
July
45c
500
4
604
alO
alO
50
9%
9%
200
a46 % a46%
123
40%
Apr
441
41%
Jun
49
16 3
__
9%
25c
Stores
286
45c
4
1
Apr
Mar
3%
1
(Un)
common
Lines
Western
Western
16%
14% July
20
295 295%
100
(Un)
Apr
Jun
4%
132
10% July
9%
'
Power
Wells
Jan
Aug
14% al4%
a
*
Washington
35% Mar
Jun
125
525
38%
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Jun
3%
100
10
29'% Mar
44
53%
,
a34'/8 a34 Vs
al4%
3
__
Aug
May
23% May
Jun
1
9%
5
(Un)
Corp
July
26%
Bros
Petroleum
1
_
Pictures
Warner
t.,
2
Jun
48%
Apr
Mar
51
45%
Oil
Mar
■
7
53%
•
U S Steel Corp common
'34% Feb
10 % July
287
49%
25%
1
15
Aug
88
76
49%
Mar
.
_—
Mines
25% July
40
26%
22
13% July
620
15
88
26%
10
5
(Un)
32
—
Park City
Jan
I
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a37%
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.
Apr
26%
26
2%
Jan
57% Mar
14%
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10
—
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Jan
Jun
25%
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a22%
5
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Corp
Aircraft
United
United
—
39 %
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Jan
Aug.
Jun
195
v
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65
65
65
21
1,217
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39%
.
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27'%
27%,
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Jun
120
34,
16%
57%
56 %■
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10
Union
29%
Jun
4
__
..
25
Union
22%
__
100
50
148
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832
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preferred
3,732
34 %
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_
-
Carbon
25%
25
__
a48%
25-
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308
54
53%
Jan
__
_1
23% Mai
a28% a29 %
all
&
60%
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10
9% Mar
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53%
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Union
43 %
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Russ
29% July
20
1
a——
(Un)
50% July
__
1
(Un).
Co—
Oil
Riverside
July
9%
25
39% July
15
*
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Manufacturing
1
Feb
32% Mar
27
30
—2
45
88
50c
Co———
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26%
472
a28%
—
Oil
165
25
1
(Un)
Corp
Jun
%
22
3b0
31 Vs
1
—
Corp
Warren
Republic
39 VB Mar
24%
5
Products—,
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100
_
Rayonier Incorp common
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un)
Jun
Apr
43
100
__
a52%
•:
America
33%
a26%
5
—
Water
••
Jan
31% July
,3%
3%
__
•
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of
1,367
15
Company (Un)
Associated
Texas
Rights
Radio
36%
30%
1
J
—
Electric
Sylvania
39c
3%
•
(Un)
(Un)
Co
__
__
P1Q
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pullman
Jan
Jan
9%
__
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Puget Sound Pulp
Jan
37%
30%
25
..
Corp
Mold
Super
a26%a27%
21%
21%
4"%
__
33%o
(Un)
Pioneer Mill Co
41%
Apr
24%
:
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Phelps Dodge Corp
Phllco
Jun
a26%
23%
.
California
(Un)
Corp.————
Oil
Sunray
560
2,200
39c
1
1\
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Stanley-Warner Corp —,
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker
Corp
(Un>
a31% a32%
10c
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1
Inc common
Spiegel
Swift &
(Un)
(Un)__
Co
36%
32%
25 % May
114%
47a
(Un)—
Co
393
529
2
(Indiana)
26
__
(Un)„__*
Corp
Airways
Jan
93%
75% July
38%
35%
26%
a
—
25
10%
__
4
—
Pictures Corp
Paramount
454
c
480
575
.1
Oil
79
71 % Mar
May
3b'%
Railway
26%
115
"
100
Preferred
Motor
Jan
78
Co
Pacific
Southern
26%
26%
a57% a59%
__
10%
____*
common
Packard
54%
66
35%
5
——
26%
26%
a59%
1
Pacific Western
Jan
54 y4
13
115
38%
2
26%
__
__
26%
—4
_.
—
Tel
Aug
25
—
7
185
com.—a20
preferred
Pacific
38%
25
28
i;ed preferred
redeemable preferred.
6%
Jan
eJ
Jan
25
—25
i
27%
Feb
'
26
37%
28
common
preferred—
1st
5%%
Jun
55%
a76
35%
25
A—-—
ser
(Un)
preferred
6%
6% May
25
Electric
&
24
162
5
Southern
Gas
1st
6%
155
63
a75"4
a
Pacific
54,300
a58% a58%
.
Southern
39%
Feb
12c
Jan
7c
7c
'
•
Co
—
15%
3% May
2% July
Jun
11%
Feb
High
Low
High
63
15
Shell Oil Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
a24 a24 %
a2~4~
1.40
—
32Vat May
July
Apr
25c
34%
1,450
50
(Un)
Schenley Industries
7c
Signal Oil & Gas class A
0
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
—15
Soconv-Vacunm * Oil
(Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co com (Un)—4
25
Preferred 4.32% ———————
25
Convertible 4.43%
preferred
-25
Convertible preferred 4.88%
14%
Feb
17c
100
P.10
Mining
Manricio
Ban
Low
Jan
12% July
31 %
10
6
6%
a26% a26%
6
10
(Un)___
Corp
14% '
10
Feb
Apr
2.060
31%
13%
1
22
20
50
31%
14%
—5
Jan
May
19
180
31%
23 % Mar
Jun
19 %
20%
17,250
•
Aggregates—
Pacific Finance
3.50
4
common
Fisheries
American
Pacific
18c
2.70
a37% a37%
3.25
a37%
20% Mar
16% July
105
3,000
__
1
12
(Un)
14
18c
14
__
1
Corp
Co
Oliver
19
20
Sugar Co (Un)
Occidental Petroleum
Oil
310
68%
1
Oahu
Oceanic
262
160
100
200
21
19
68%
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Ohio Edison Co
20%
21
19
100
preferred
Pacific Railway (Un)
—
Northern
20%
21
Jan
2.65
2.00 Aug
400
437
20%
10
25
—25
(Un;
Invest
2.00
17
2.00
__
Par
High
Low
High
16%
__
1
(Un)
American Aviation
North
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sharea
of Prices
Salt Frio*
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Rang*
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North
Salet
Week's
Wt»y
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Norris
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Friday
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Jun
5 %
Jan
9% July
8% Jun
12%
Feb
3%
10% Mar
'
&
Fine
Safeway
St Joseph
St
Foods
Stores
Inc
10
Inc.
Lead
8
J„
(Un)
Regis Paper Co
10
(Un
—
__5
21%
„
21%
8% May
9%
Apr
Western
Jan
38%
Aug
Westipghouse Elec Corp
32%
July
35
19%
150
Jan
36% July
23 % Mar
Telegraph
Motors
Willvs-Overland
Woolworth
(F
W)
(Un)
(Un)
10
...
,
.
a
46%
12%
,
16%
10
(Un)
16%
502
12%
J"
45 %
1
(Un)__
45
45
—
45 %
194
43%
'A Jun
43
Mar
8
Aug
47%
Jun
n
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
AUGUST
7
I.a**'
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl
Power
$1.50
&
Paper
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
class
Sugar
Aluminum
•
1434
13%
14%
26%
26%
Ltd
Co
Corp
Asbestos
Atlas
of
Ltd
Corp
Steels
Low
26%
A
6,751
400
12%
Apr
25%
Jan
*
is
17%
18
325
16% Mar
37
36%
37%
450
33%
Jun
•
431/2
47%
.
Can
4%
49%
2,652
41 %
Apr
53%
100
21%
Apr
24
580
100
May
70
37
Jun
103%
103 104%
50
a38%
a38 % a38 %
Aug
Feb
Jan
Canada
$1.30
Canada
105% July
Canada
Mar
Canada
11%
11%
425
11% Aug
12%
Feb
26%
26 %
27
1,680
24
Apr
27%
•
17
16%
17
435
16
May
23 %
Apr
Jan
5%
Cement
Class
Bell
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Elec
37
37
37
105
Columbia
ajg
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310
39%
39'/8
39%
6.099
•
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4%%
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•
10
10%
9,436
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5
36
Jun
15 % July
45
Jan
Jun
Jun
11%
Jan
Jan
17% May
21%
Jan
9%
14
50
18%
19%
3,287
17%
Jun
95
185
88
Jan
95
July
49 •%
50
115
46%
Jan
50
Mar
5%
'■
252
al6
5
6%
6%
100
Orders bandied oji
Canadian Stock
all
5%
600
4.55
Apr
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
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30 Broad Street
Iron
Safeway
gee
page 41.
16
6%
3o
Canadian
...
Canners
Jan
5% May
Canadian
Class
650
80
285
72
29
29%
495
27
Jan
20
20
775
20
July
22%
Jan
101%
5.90
$1.75
Celanese
Canadian
6%
37
7u
Apr
82
150
46
Feb
50% Mar
20%
20%
3,065
20%
36%
36'%
50
28
28
150
19%
19 %
235
29%
30%
1,535
^—25
3.4%
34%
25
—.*
9
9%
570
—0
36
36
175
•
Cliein
&
Cellulose
preferred
Pacific
25
Railway
ROYAL
Members:, Montreal
The
Teletype: NYl-1979
New
13%
32%
9
35 %
-
Sydney,
Jan
25% May
25
26 %
5,310
25 %
Jun
33%
Toronto
and
Cl
BUILDING
BANK
Dealers'
.
—
QUE.
Canadian Stock
Exchange
Association of Canada
wires with
Maritime
Provinces
Branches
N. S.
Jun
43
Jun
Jan
Feb
25%
N. S.
-
Saint John, N. B.
-
Jan
13%
'
July
25 =
Jun
34%
Jan
Aug
Aug
20% Mar
46
22
Stock Exchange
Investment
York,
Jan
23
Direct private
NEW YORK
Jan
25% July
80
MONTREAL,
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Mar
40
Lt.9l.IC.
m
Co., Inc.
Feb
33
a24 % a24 %
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—4
Canadian
40
Jun
a22% a22 %
25
—
Jun
17%
17%
29 =
Apr
34%
24
15%
235
17%
Jan
17
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Canadian Cottons
Jun
101
49%
20s
•
common
Feb
75%
•*
——;
Feb
2-> % Mar
49
20
series
Feb
101
•
common
87
Apr
Jan
Mar
75%
*
A
Canadian
98 %
10
7.00
Jun
Mar
49 =
50
JL
—s
Ltd
Car & Foundry
48
450
29
*
__
common
8%
Apr
Jan
38
__—100
common
Breweries
Bronze
19
6.20
10
common
preferred
Canadian
36% Juiy
Apr
July
6.10
.
1st preferred
Steamship
8% July
7% Mar
32%.
37%
20
Foundries
Halifax,
For footnotes
—.
36% Mar
Jan
7b
—
common—:
Est quotations
on all
Canadian securities.
,
Jan
22 %
40
37%
94%
1914
pfd___100
100
Forest
10
*
common
preferred
British
•
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28
;
Brazilian Tract Lgt & Pwr
British American Bank Note
5%
A
B
Telephone
890
36
al6
—-*
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...a.
preferred
Canadian
Bathurst Power & Paper class
8%
35%
__
4
Gold
Jan
41
8%
.35%
33
1,395
—
Products
Dredging
Building
Bulolo
May
•
...
B
Class
35
Aug
n i/2
common
Ltd
26 %
13
48%
100
pfd
14%
a23 a23%
preferred_25
common..
.
High
34%
*
High
Lou
35
A;
Range Since Jan. I
High
*
25
Telephone
class
Ltd
Mills
Bruck
Week
Shares
L_•
A
B
Columbia
British
Range Since Jan. 1
•
5%% 2nd preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
Argus
Shares
High
25
common
,
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Low
Class
for Week
Range
of Prices
Power class
Columbia
British
Sales
Week's
1
of Pricee
Low
Par
Canadian Funds
for
Kange
Price
Sale
Sales
Week'a
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Monctcn, N. B.
July
Jan
-
Volume 178
Number 5245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
(513)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
„
biULKS
Week's
Range
Par
Canadian VicKers
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Coghlin
(B
*
Co
Coal
class
26
Glass
preferred
Ltd
Jan
Wilsils
Ltd
11
Aug
15
Feb
Winnipeg
Feb
25
21%
A
Ltd
pfd
General
Gooderham
Zellers
16
Jan
28
Mar
Jun
84
Jan
9
210
Jun
13
Jan
675
°
14
Aug
12%
Aug
15 %
Apr
61
57
Mar
150
30
Jan
2.276
11% July
ai6%al6%
5
14% Jan
Jan
16%
17
g%
g7/a
20Vo
455
20V«
9%
2,413
14%
i41,1
8
125
8%
250
600
163/4
17
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&
Worts
*
4
common
and
Central
Limited
Gas
Apr
14'%
15%
Jan
18
Mar
21
350
18%
15
23
21%
12%
Jan
21%
Nova
1
of
Canada
Commerce
10
Dominion
10
common
475
31
22% Mar
Apr
57%
Jun
5
99%
Apr
103
Jan
35%
105
32%
Apr
39
Mar
17i/4
635
20
1,830
45i/2
67% Mar
14% Mar
g 35
$5
Canada
Utilities
Malting
Ltd
20
Aug
Canadian
International
46
May
Canadian
Javelin
58
Feb
Canadian
Jun
12%
Jan
Canadian
Jun
9%
23
36%
Jan
11% July
Jan
28
200
24
Jan
Mar
a6y8
50
5%
Jan
6% May
31%
32
1.611
29%
Jun
36% Mar
32
32%
305
29%
Jun
36% Mar
33
38%
175
37%
Jun
39
38%
Apr
46%
-
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129% 129%
__
25
127
Apr
July
Jan
131
Mar
gy2
gy2
117
52 V2
962
47%
Jun
55
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62
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Jun
29%
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32
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&
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200
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9%
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10
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9
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130
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100
125
14
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28
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32
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45
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26
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26
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40
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31
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34
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3.65
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43
Mar
Feb
46
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25
19
July
22
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5
127
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20
132%
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Union
Gas
United
27
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20
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25% July
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25
Aug
17
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26
26
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21
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33
33%
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27%
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31
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28
28%
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35
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33
100
1.67
1.69
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1
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Gold
Mines
Lead
30%
Ltd
7c
30%
Apr
Jan
24
Jan
125
Apr
Apr
30 % Mar
Jun
46 %
Feb
17c
Jan
July
Feb
31
11% July
12
20%
Apr
23%
30
Jan
33
26
4
Corp
1.37 July
1.70
25c
5,500
20c
Apr
51c
30c
1,500
22c
Mar
35c
4.65
4.90
8,550
15c
4.75
20 %C
27c
25c
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15c
500
2.25
Apr
July
Aug
Feb
Mar
14c
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May
Jan
29 %c
Jan
20c
May
1
Corp
Ltd
July
5.70 July
13c
12 %C
14c
44.000
9c
Jun
1
Mining
Sulphur
Metals
1.69
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May
Band-Ore
Belville
Gold
Gold
Rare
Mines Ltd
Mines
Gold
Burnhurst
EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
65c
65C
70c
2.700
62c
Feb
1.04
3c
4c
2,000
3c
Aug
5c
Apr
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Ltd
vtc
53c
20,700
34c
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84c
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64,600
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1.10
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3.15
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23%
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20c
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3,000
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46c
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3.40
1,100
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67c
6.70
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1
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11,300
750
126,500
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6.25 July
6%c
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4.50 Mar
1.50
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9.40 Mar
19 %c
Feb
10c
1
—-1
:
—
10c
500
July
19 %c Feb
4c
4c
2,000
3%c July
6%c Mar
90c
Centremaque G'old Mines Ltd
Corp
22c
Feb
6.70
4
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Century Mining
Jan
14%
3.40
—
1
•
&
4.00 May
3%c
1,800
18%
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2.50 Mar
13,500
11c
16
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1
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50c
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&
50c
33c
4
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Metals
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Feb
1
1
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1
—
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
ST. WEST, MONTREAL
Branch
28%
4
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Campbell Chibougamau
Carnegie Mines Ltd
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
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*
A
118
Apr
HART
STOCK
CANADIAN
276 ST. JAMES
96
Aconic Mining Corp
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SAVARD
50
124
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Feb
2.50
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120
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Canada
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20
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of
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12%
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315
20
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cum
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250
32%
6%
Jun
May
May
120
—4
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112%
19% Mar
27
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4.25 May
110 110%
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200
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500
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Chibougamau
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TROIS-RIVIERES
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25
4
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6
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65
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n
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41
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38 %
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common
Royal
25
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page
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38
5
Orange Crush Ltd
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38%
preferred
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redeemable
25
25
•
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&
and
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14%
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footnotes
Feb
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100
class
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Jun
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12
4
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36
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25
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51%
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Russell
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21% July
Jan
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17
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17
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51
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*
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class
class
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Feb
5
com__
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7%
Aug
36
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•
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16%
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31
Jan
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4
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50
36
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4
33%
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31
of Prices
4
24%
125
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31
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Mar
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36
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32
9
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25
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65
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42
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common
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42
29% Mar
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35
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31
May
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25
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386
1
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2,300
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4
5
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17
1,996
11
23%
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100
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26% July
Jan
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Aug
17%
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23
Jan
25
39
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__
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Mar
Jan
25
645
Friday
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40
450
Sale Price
40
190
315/
23%
32
40
common
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25
7% May
41
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25
1,537
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32
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Mar
Mar
6
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140
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34
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Aug
33
100
28 %
33%
10
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17%
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preferred
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50
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16
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780
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33
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440
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50
31%
preferred
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13
5
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49%
33
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May
9
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14
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10
65
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31
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9
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Jun
13%
12%
15
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13%
Mar
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71%
8%
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14
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30
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Gypsum Lime
10%
34% July
545
20
common.
Power
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Jun
8
50
31
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of Prices
July
50
635
36
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345/8
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common
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of
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150
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15
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Founcalion Co of Canada common
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4,945
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20
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fli4
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23 V2
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15
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14
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Feb
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Jun
13
9
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12%
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77
4
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27%
271/2
25
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19
Apr
au
2
& Coal
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27
36
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common
preferred
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16
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290
131/.
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*
235
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preferred
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~~
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13
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250
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WEEK ENDED AUGUST
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&
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9c
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Jun
1.22 July
9c
1.35
Jan
4.40 Mar
Apr
14c
'Jan
5c
5c
4,000
Jun
10c
Feb
10 %c
11c
3,000
9c
Jun
25c
Feb
4c
4c
4c
9,000
3c
May
35c
35c
35c
8,000
28c
Jun
Mines-
Ltd
+
3c
6%c Feb
54 %c
Jun
37
28
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(514)
1
1953
Monday, August 10,
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Friday
(Cont.)
Last
STOCKS
Par
Dome
Ltd
Mines
Donalda
East
El
Sullivan
Gold
Sol
Fab
Mines
Ltd_+
1
Falconbridge
Nickel
Penimore
Iron
Frobisher
a4.80
100
9c
500
8c
70c
80c
2,500
69c
July
Jan
4.35
May
il
1.64 May
Jun
23%
Jan
c.
80c
Feb
1.53
Apr
200
July
9.25
Graiiani
2.900
700
a85c
a85c
100
79c
Apr
1.29 Mar
80c
84c
5,200
58c
Feb
1.43
•
82c
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals
1
30c
Gunner Gold Mines
1
Lousquel Gold
Grand iiues Mines Ltd
Mines
5.45
18c
2,000
loc
July
6,1c
5
30c
4,500
20c
July
61c
Jun
8.60
1,100
3.95
Jan
13%
14%
14%
675
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
5,300
48c
Jan
5.20
Apr
29,900
5ic
Ju.y
l.ao
Feb
18c
Inspiration Mining
l*
Iso
Uranium
Jack
Lake
Jaculet
Mines
Min
Kenmayo
Yukon
2.00
2.30
1
65c
54c
66c
.1
3c
;
Feb
Development
Mines
3c
1,500
3c
Jan
6c
Toronto Stock
10c
5,000
10c
Jan
24c
8c
8c
5,500
7%e Jan
Lid
7c
7%c
2,000
6%c July
21
21%
2,025
17
_...l
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Mines
•sevboycoii
Labrador
1
Asbestos
Louvicourt
Mines
1
Cons
New
Formacjue Mines Ltd
—
Co
Larder
"U"
Coal
Island
New
Santiago
Nocana
Nubar
Mines
Mines
35c
Ltd
1.12
8%c
50c
16 %c,
1
Ltd
Algoma
Jan
Aluminium
41c
Mar
5,000
4c
1,000
4c
Aug
8c
1
27c
6,600
40c
Mar
65c
Mar
47c
900
35c
21,300
80c
(1945)
Ltd
Orchan
Copper
(
Mines
Uranium
Mi
ines
Quebec)
American
2.00
32c
32c
37
36%
37
48%
47%
48%
3:05 Aug
10c
July
36c
Jan
22c
July
54c
Feb
39c
500
37c
Mar
75 %c
1.65 Mar
Jun
1.10
90c
Jun
Feb
2.80
1.70 July
28c
Jan
1.35
July
Jan
43c
1.30
30,400
65c
Jun
Feb
Anchor
28c
1,500
25c
July
66c
Feb
17 '/2c
Aug
34 %c
Jan
33%
_
23
24
103 % 104 %
19c
21c
If0
Apr
Apr
100% May
355
2,200
49%
Jun
41%
21%
Jan
53 %
24
Jan
May
104% July
Jan
16%c July
30c
July
54c
Jan
30c
*
35c
35c
35c
4,600
50c
Ltd_.
Anglo-Canadian Oil
1,500
345
_
1,896
94c
82c
94c
41,900
60c
Jun
94
Aug
55,500
6,090
31,175
16 %c
Jun
40c
Jan
20
Apr
25c
25c
30c
15%
15
16%
Jan
1.12
—
103%
19c
——u
Petroleums
Leduc
100
2.90
8%c
8%c
5,500
July
18c
17c
6,500
8%c July
19c
28c
1,000
20c
77c
class
Oils
Amurex
1
A_.
1
5.00
Anglo-Huronian
—
8%c
8c
8%c
1,298
6.00
5.90
12%c
37c
6.00
14c
38c
5,300
2,200
4,000
5.40
13c
15c
9,500
5c
35c
5,250
113,600
1,525
*
^
—:
—
4.70
1
Petroleums
9.15 Mar
2.26
4.65
*
Lead
Anacon
Jan
27c
Yellowknife
American
1
Mar
16c
—
5.70 July
Apr
6V2C July
Jan
21c
Jan
8.25
July
12 %
Jun
14
Aug
35c
Feb
80c
Feb
10c
Jun
30c
Jan
5c
May
10c
Feb
Jan
22c
22c
1.45
37c
1.90
32c
:—_——.—1
500
1.50
Ltd
1.95
preferred---—-25
6,500
22c
1.45
1
___—
American Ncpheline
8c
Jun
Anglo
18c
500
25c
May
1.40 May
600
1.50
Jun
2.00
37c
40c
1.30
"500
37c
4,500
42c
July
Consolidated
5c
32c
11%
28c
11%
*
100
He
1
22c
67c
12%
AO
3,500
Jan
85
11c
17 %c
-1
Jan
Aug
8c
80
10c
Aug
35c
9c
11%
78%
12
79
—
1
Gold
Arjon
July
—
1
common
Preferred—————
Feb
37c
13 %c
*
Resources
Porcupine
Argus Corp
Jan
,1
Mines
Aquarius
May
2.15
_______i.__——1
Mines
Rouyn
Ankeno
"
Opemiska
—*
3.400
9,850
500
of Canada
3.05
1.4.5
.
8,100
1.05
*
■10c 10 %c
22c
Ontario Pyrites Co —
1.22
99c
*
Feb
1.30
Feb
3.00
1.14
1.05
Ltd
Jan
47c
May
Juh
1.18
1
Steel
Aluminum
Apex
Obalski
*
2nd preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Jan
50c
1.05
Feb
3,500
Feb
Mar
31c
45c
Feb
27c
18c
1
Petroleums
Mar
14%
May
48c
Jun
16c
Pacific Cons
Alberta
Jan
4c
24c
Jan
20c
16c
*
Knife
Yellow
19c
Aug
14c
15 %c
18
:
Petroleums
Ajax
66c
Jun
11c
11% July
7% Mar
18% Mar
17c
18
■___—______
28c
1
*
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
70
39c
Ltd
Oils..—.
&
2,000
22c
Ryan Lake Mines Ltd
69%
Oil
&
Albermont
14,000
lie
Feb
Feb
19 %c
*
Akaitcho
Jan
25c
56% July
6%
16%
400
240
13,500
-—1
-
17 %c 17'/2c
—
Mining
Pacific
35c
3.05
10%C
Ltd
Feb
Jun
14%_Mar
26%
7'%
18
common
A
Gas
Acme
Feb
95c
45c
—
8.65
9%c
14c
7
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
5,500'
al'2
31c
..
Mines
Class
26%
7%
12%
25%
Jan
45 c
31c
•
Ltd
July
4c
240
11c
10%
70c
6.40 July
115
3,000 I
58'/2
all7/a
Dredging Ltd
Mines
20c
3,500
15c
35c
35c
1
*
1
New Goldvue Mines
21c
21c
25
26%
*
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
14
High
7,332
300
14%
14%
26%
•
common
Acadia-Uranium
58 %
——_„1
Calumet
New
Jun
15c
Ltd
Dickenson
New
8
5c
Ltd
New
New
a8.15
"
Mines
Highbridge
a8.15
Paper
Low
High
20
&
Power
$1.50
Jun
21c
5
Abltlbl
Jan
80c
6.65
Ltd—
New
New
47c
Jun
5c
Ltd
Mogador Mines
Nechi
Apr
40c
6.65
Mines
Mines
10c
_1
Mi/iing Corp of Canada
Mounlauban
500
1,000
_1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd_
Monpas
Jan
15c
Ltd—___*
Mining Co
Goldfields
Scotia
14c
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
21% Aug
Mar
60c
■
Range
Last
Jan
60c
__1
1
Ltd-i-
Mclntyre-Poreupi'ne Mines
Minda
12c
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
15c
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Lingside Copper
i
1
_
Mining & Explor Co_
Laxayette
21
I,(,d
Keymet Mines Ltd
*
Feb
Co__
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Feb
10c
1
_
3c
_l
Ltd
Ltd
Kayrand
2.80
Dev
Mines
Mines
14%
Stock Exchange
Members—The Toronto
1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd___
CO.
CANADA
Jan
25c
■
STREET,
BAY
Juu
8.20
__
__
Ltd.
&
TORONTO,
FIELDS
Feb
350
1.01
5.65
16%
__
C.
15 %
16%
1.00
*
Ltd—
Mines
Inquiries invited.
Jun
15c
5.50
*
_
all
Jan
6.70
Apr
specialize in and have complete information on
CANADIAN GOLD STOCKS
Jan
4.20
94c
•
Ltd..
Mines
Lake Gold
70c
July
1.0J Aug
50c
STOCKS
COLD
CANADIAN
We
22% Mar
Jun
17 %
•
Mines
Ltd
God's'
100
1
Mines
Metal
229.900
65c
a4.80
—
1.35
9c
—___—i
Mines
250
65c
1.16
1
1
Hioh
Low
17%
1.06
18
1
Ltd
Mines
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
17%
•
Dominican Asbestos Mines Ltd
Shares
of Prices
Low
ENDED
for W eek
Range
gale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sa'es
Week'a
Feb
May
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
25c
Jun
'
'/
Pato
Pitt
Cons
Gold
Gold
Mining
J!l_
Que
Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corn
Ouebec
500
6c
1,500
3.05
2.89
3.05
11,700
10c
10c
10c
8,000
10c
70c
70c
70c
500
65c
20 %c
Ltd-
Ltd
Smelting & Refining Ltd—
Mining Corp
Quemont
3.75
3%c
18c
21c
35,300
3.75
.
Fields
Gold
3.75
3%c
5%c
Dredging
Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines
Preston East Dome Mines
„
17
_*
17%
3.75
Jan
3.05
16,500
Apr
2%c May
5c
8c
May
1.84
July
21c
July
Athona
Feb
1.54
Kexspar
Mines
Uranium
Rix-Athabasca
24%c July
Jan
17
22
Apr
&
54c
1.25
Mines
_
_
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
57c
3,500
54c
Aug
1.21
1.30
3,600
90c
Jun
1.95
Metals
Uranium
1.95
1,300
1.67
lie
He
500
4.35
4.35
4.40
2,370
*
40c
35c
41c
8,283
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
1
7.10
6.70
7.10
1,600
1
2.25
2.25
700
2.10
Mines Ltd
Mines
Cons
(19441
Ltd
Mines.
Mines
Tache
Lake Mines
Mines
Ltd
l
Ltd—
Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd
Tobrit
Silver
Mines
Trebor
Mines
United
Asbestos
13c
*
36c
1
.„
Ltd
12c
8%c
Aug
35c
13c
3,000
..
12c
1
—
17c
Yellowknife
50c
Auto
Jan
1
9.70
Apr
6c
83c
Jun
15c
17c
3,000
11 %c
Jan
1,600
1.10
Apr
1,600
45c
9,000
Ventures Ltd
*
17%
17%
18
800
Vlolamac
I t]
3.70
1
3.15
2.55
3.15
43,600
Waite
Mines
Amulet
Weeden
Ltd
Mines
Pyrite &
0
.
Copper
Wendell Mineral
July
class
50
Jun
Banff
i
Mines
of
&
1.38
Jan
3.25
Apr
12%
Jan
10 %
Apr
May
2.00
1.95
2.10
12,400
3c
3c
3c
4,000
&
43c
Jun
4.40
Rio
Producers
Empire
<fc
7c
Feb
Home
Jet
Mill
Oils
Oil
Oils
Co
City
Oils
Pacific
Pan
30c
July
4.10
Aug
10% July
3.10
Jan
Jun
8.60
80c
5.90
Phillips
Pontiac
Ltd
Beatty Bros
'
4
^
.'Sweet
12% Mar
100
July
1.56
Jun
1.90
2.25 Mar
I
1.85
1.85
1.85
500
1.75
Apr
4.95
4.50
5.00
4,700
3.95
July
July
1
45c
45c
45c
500
2.40
5.20
1.00
Westburne
Western
Wilrich
39c
5.95
80c
100
70c
4,700
5.10
5.50
1,700
1.00
2,000
1.05
4,000
24c
24c
25c
5,000
7.85
8.00
460
31c
32c
4,000
3 70
Jan
1.17 May
Brazilian
July
7.50
Brewls
5.00
1.00
24c
7.75
Aug
Aug
2.55
25c
31c
Jun
55c
35c
'Aug
35c
1,000
35c
2,700
1.75
Jan
2.99
6,350
1.04
Jun
1.52
43
Mar
Jan
1.55
1.50
1
2.25
Jun
4.20
Jan
1.30
Jan
L55
Apr
10,800
43c
Feb
Bristol
7 %C
1,000
2.60
2.70
1,100
alO
alO
50
46c
46c
500
1.35
1.35
1.40
625
2.09
2.00
2.12
30,500
75c
80c
42c
75c
2.25
9%
30c
2,700
22c
Feb
52c
Aug
1.10 May
19c
Jun
49c
Jan
1,478
125
July
49c
Jan
28c
7
24c
8
Jan
—
28c
7
1.10
39 %
1.05
39'A
1.15
39%
5,800
6,578
89c
1
30c
30c
33c
33,800
24c
July
500
33,700
75c
Jan
36c
Jun
12c
1
1
13c
12 %c
13c
7 %c
7c
32c
28c
7%c
35c
35c
6
13>2Vj[
1
July
Jan
July
2.10
Jun
72c
Jan
1.74 Mar
1.00
30c
Jan
16,500
117,300
57c
Mar
2%c
Jan
1.08
Apr
12 %c 13 %c
4,500
12 %c
Jan
20c
Jan
8%.c July
18c
Mines
Feb
1
10c
9c
10c
19,700
•
1
12 %c
4.10
4.00
I-40
4.15
I-45
Jun
5.25 Feb
1,400
1.15 May
1.90 .Jan
800
5,810
13% July
15%
9% Jun
11%
1
Petroleum
—
*
•
Lake
Mines Ltd
14%
14%
3.80
795
14%
10
1
Cordage class A
ordinary
Traction
11 %c
10
11'Ac
2.15
43c
10%
13c
2.44
1
1
Oils
--
43c
44c
9c
Jan
1.30 July
97,025
10,100
32c
May
Jun
53c
Jan
2.25
July
1.68
Jail
2,500
41c
July
1.05
75c
75c
1.10
1.10
50c
50c
70c
Aug
89c
Jan
4.600
1.14
111
2.65 July
18.250
75c
10c
70c
July
2.400
■
Canadian Affiliates
Feb
July
Aug
2.18
1,500
70c
1,000
1.03
48c
WHitehall 4-5335
Mar
July
1.000
70c
—
76c
Gairdner & Company Limited
3.85 Mar
1.35
SECURITIES
Jan
*Jan
1.65
Jan
July
1.10
Association of Canada
Investment Bankers Association
of America
Wire system to all
1.70 May
90c
July
Gairdner, Son & Company
Members: The Investment Dealers'
CANADIAN
Jan
Jan
41 "*
'
1
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
offices
Jan
Feb
3.35
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Jan
19c
Mar
2.00
300
1.01
40 Wall
13
Jan
14c
Jan
Gairdner &
52c
Jun
Jan
19c
Feb
Jun
Feb
40
6%c July
35c
33c
1
Apr
37%
2,700
1
Mines
Jan
1.25
2.65
70c
3.30
75c
2.65
1.05
Apr
11c
Apr
25
iSllnes
Jan
7%c
«
page
Mar
Apr
1.05
14,400
10,100
:—*
Jan
1.18
l
—
42
38%
Aug
2.60
*
see
38% May
385
95
7,450
10,440
Jan
35c
»
Ltd
July
Jan
1.05
41c
Oils
35
1
Red
Brilund
Jan
July
13.25
»
Oil Co Limited
Brantford
Jan
Jun
7%c Aug
Jan
12c
Jan
31%
Jan
2.90
Apr
2.45
1
Ltd
3.00 July
27c
—
Aug
1.18
1
-
Jan
4.00 July
57c
Bordulac
2.00
2.45
•
Ltd:
Feb
5.80
Apr
25c
Gold
2.10 July
55c
*
Ltd
42c
52c
Mines
Bonville
Bralorne
:__i
Ltd
Jun
Jan
26c 27 %c
—
Kirkland
Jan
*
—
footnotes
1.40
1.50
26c
Mines
Boymar
90c
Homestead
2.48
Gold
Jan
"
Petroleums Ltd
For
2.00
70c
7.85
"
Gils
Oils
2.55
2.00
66c
61c
17c
Aug
80c
_•
Co
.Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Tri-Tcr
2.30
_1
—
-
Yukon
Bobjo
Jan
1.65
GrasS Oils
Trans-Era
1.33
2.40
55c
Telephone
Blbls
550
1
Co
i
1.35
*
Lodge Uranium
Bidgood
85c
•
Quebec Oils Development
,
41
40 %
1.35
*
Mining
Beattie-Duquesne
Jan
1.90
1
Corp
Co
Oil
40 %
40%
1
Ltd
Jan
85c
*
Petroleums
40%
40%
Mines
5.10
1.90
*
Oils
10
•
Uranium
13%
*
Ltd
Jun
Feb
47c
300
19c
Jan
80c
9.40
2.00
1.90
42c
9.30
6.50 Mar
Jan
6%c
80c
40
Apt-
Apr
2.00
2,000
310
46c
1,000
9%
Feb
Jan
4.00
8,100
80c
all
7%
Feb
3.10
Aug
2.51
1
3.90
25c
7%c
1
all
Jun
34 %
Bevcourt
3.90
Feb
Jan
Jun
34
2.38
Berens River
•
16c
lie
7V8C
Jan
Ltd
Western
—
—
Jan
1
Oils
Petroleums
2.49
4.35
4.15
3,625
Petroleums
Okalta
4.20
33,800
•
Oils
1
35c
^
Jun
26c
Feb
Jun
2.30
4,750
4.319
19c 21 %c
4.30
_1
Pacalta
—
33c
Ltd!
New
23c
4.10
25c
Oil
20c
Bellekeno
Ltd
Petroleums
2.00
Bell
:
Feb
7c
100
100
100
12,000
Jan
Minerals
Continental
8%
4.50
2.00
Apr
Ltd
New
8%
4.50
8.15
34c
Apr
1lc
1,300
2.50
1
lo% May
3,000
Jun
Ltd
National
15c
2.34
July
Ventures Ltd
Gateway
14c
2.30
5.15
*
Gaspe Oil
6%c
13c
1.99
Producers
Petroleums
2,000
300
*
Federated
7 %c
7%c
500
Ltd
Oils
Oils
2,500
6.00
Explorers Ltd
Devon-Leduc
—
Ltd
Petroleums
Baca
Jan
Jan
1.90
3c
Baska
Jan
Bralsaman
Del
4,800
8c 9%c
v
2.10
Petroleum
Cordasun
16c 19%c
6.00
1
Corp
Lines
640
2.10
Gas
Pipe
Jan
6,000
17
*
Ltd
Devonian
Feb
23%
13c-
11 Vic
16%
1—*
Ltd
Oil
Consolidated
Metals
Base
66%c Mar
Beaver
Canadian
27c
10
Scotia
Harymin Co Ltd
*
July
25c
Land
Jun
1
Mines
35c
1
1
Mines
Barvue
19,300
Edmonton
—
10
Toronto
Rarnat
12,000
Canadian
Central
Nova
of
Jail
33c
Canada Southern Oils Ltd
Canadian
of
Bank
4.80 Mar
July
42c
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
Oils
10c
1.04
Feb
46c
24%
40c
Albermont Petroleums Ltd
Canada
19
21 %c
50o
Montreal
Aug
32c
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Calgary
-
Oil
Bank
17 %
40c
Petroleums
*
1
Bankfield Consolidated
Jan
1.65
Stocks—
Antone
—
Ltd
Mines
52c
32c
__i
Jun
—
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
16%c July
Jan
Copper Mines Ltd—1
Western Tungsten
—
—"
A
B
Jun
1
Ltd
Westville Mines Ltd
OH
all% all%
2.40
25c
1
Products
Jan
16
15c
1
Electric
Avillabona
Jan
39c
July
3,500
42c
60c
100
Jan
16,700
3.60
—
1
Gold
Class
Feb
2.99
12c
42c
6%c
10,800
17c
1
Auto Fabric class A
Mar
Jun
40c
1
77,000
69c
16%
9%c
-1
___.
.
Bank
Ltd
Corp
—
16%
1
_——
Mines
Aunor
Mar
5.80
Jun
1.22
United Lead & Zinc Mines
1
25c
65c
16%
Feb
3.40
Jun
10c
25c
—
c
Aumaque
1.45 May
Jan
4.25
31c
1.20
1
Ltd
13c
___——10
(1937)—
At;lin-Ruffner
Bagamac
Tazin
.
Steels
Atlas
Jan
57c
Jan
6.15
Sullivan
Sherritt-Gordon
Stadacona
Corp
Jan
Atlas
Aubelle
Radiore Uranium
-
Metals
Ascot
Ashdown Hardware class B
3.15 Jun
Jun
8c
200
Armistice
Jan
Jan
5c
Number 5245
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(515)
,
39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
American
Columbia
4%%"
57«
1
Petroleums
British
Oil
4
Electric
preferred
'
:
100
British
Columbia
Class
Forest Products
Packers
class
Class
;
Power
Empire
Broulan
Reef
Brunhurst
A
Brunswick
Mining
&
Buffalo
Ankerite
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
Jan
Corrugated
81
115
87
Jan
95% July
50
220
47
Jan
50'A July
Crown
5%
355
Apr
Crowsliore
11%
100
Aug
5% May
15% Mar
8
325
Jun
12'A
34%
8 %
8%
35
17%
10%
7
1,225
8'A
33
Feb
8% July
70c
39,700
2.40
9,200
21 %c
20c
22c
10,250
19c
53c
50c
56c
47,900
26c
17 %
16
18
3,770
56c
Jun
1.40
Lake
3.35
Apr
14
3,000
Mar
8c
Jun
65c
64c
65c
3,100
50 %c
Jan
20c 20% c
3,100
13c
July
2,000
5c
5c
38
38
20c
21c
Apr
93c
Bulldog
1
Yellow
Bunker
Knife
Hill
Devon-Leduc
Jan
15c
1.05
Burns
&
Class
Co
*
class
A___
B
Eurrard
8,300
Calder
A
:
_____
Bousquet
Cailinao
10c
Feb
Dominion Dairies
Dominion Foundry
Dominion
July
7%c Jan
50
19 %
May
22
51
25
42
Jan
51
Jun
34%
30
30
Jan
36
Mar
Dominion
7%
Jan
Dominion
21c 25%c
378,000
16c
15c
16c
11,100
1.20
1.20
1.28
8,545
Cftlnortb Oils
1
' 38c
39c
2,700
Calvan Cons Oil & Gas
1
5.25
Campbell. Cbibougamau
1
3.30
_1
9.10
Canada.
'
Red
Lake_
Cement
common
Canada
Iron
Foundry
_*
10
Jan
25c
15
20'A
8%
7%c Jan
25%
33c
Mar
Jun
1.10 Jun
32c
-Jun
1,950
3.40
3,750
2.25
8.75
9.10
1,320
7.35 Jun
80
-155
5.05
July
Jan'
72
2.12
Don a Id a
Oils
Duvex Oils
Apr
87
Feb
East
Feb
29% May
17
Apr
22% Feb
East
Rim
East
19% July
8%
90
3.85
100
2.00
class
SS Lines
100
7
Feb
3.25
July
2.05 July
9
5.05
July
Apr
Jan
El
35%
35%
25
33%
Jan
39
Apr
El
31 %
32
100
28 3A
Feb
35
May
9.25
9.25
9.25
2,500
8%
Jun
77
77
77'%
49
49
35
75
75%
375
50
1
Wir^ & Cable class B
3.00
„
__4
107
-
•
"
:
29%
9%
75c
—
•
29%
34%
34%
230
9
9%
1,025
-Jun
•
2.15
1.94
2.20
8,125
1
1.10
1.07
1.13
12,600
_1
4.50
4.50
4.80
1
Apr
;
Feb
{
; Jan
11-'
;
94c
May
5
96c'
Jan
i
Feb
/■'*' 58c
j
1.12
' 1.10
1.15
1.94 Aug
3.15
Feb
1.03 July
1.65
Jan
4.20
Apr
6.80
Jan
Jan
2.45 Mar
'
-
4,655
-
45c
12,600
5%
53/4
53/4
260
20
Pen-Rey
Sol
71c
75c
18c
18c
Oils
21%
21%
22
350
Life
Insurance
85c
5%
Jun
8%
23%
]
j
Apr
Mar
21
Feb
25
15c
Feb
5c
Jan
16c,
May
22c
Aug
65c
Mar
Jan
20
Aug
7c
500
8'Ac
22%
22c
July
1,500
2,000
8c
8'Ac
__
22c
21'A
21'A
21'A
21'A
21'A
21'A
;
Corp
25
30% Jun
Nickel
Federal
Grain
25c
class
A
2.34
20
730
18%
Jan
21
Jun
25
2.55
15,700
17
17
150
15
Mar
26
■.*_
i
.
21% July
105
2.26
*
Preferred
15'A
25
56'A
190
24
Jan
Jan
1.20
Jan
3.25 May
17
Jan
26'A July
20% Mar
Aug
14
Jun
86c
Jan
1,300
18c
Aug
31c
1
Petroleum
Fenimore
Jan
50c
Kirkland
Federated
Jan
34% July
16,366
Iron
7'Ac i
8c
5c'
3,500
•
5.20
5.10
5.35
3,315
1
90c
88c
1.00
56,400
*
9
9
9
100
•
17'A
16'Ac
18c
1.00
l'.OO
Mines.
Jan
5.00 July
13c
Jan
7.50
Jan
Jan
1.54
Apr
8
Mar
11%
Jan
36,500
10c
Jun
28c
Jan
100
75c
Jun
2.35
Feb
74%c
Jan
75c
Jun
*
50
50
10
45
Jun
55
13%
13%
100
13
ADr
Fittings Ltd
Flank
common
Petroleums
5,300
101
101
101
20
1
1.65
1.60
1.65
8,500
26%
1,503
97
Jan
1.50 Jun
1.51
101
Jan
Feb
Manufacturing
Ford
15% Mar
87c
8c
__
1
•
Fleet
85c
1
1
Gold
Famous
Players
Fanny Farmer
Fargo Oils Ltd
July
•
Motor
class
*
A
•
915
69
Co
*
12 %
13
155
11
Gold
*
7%c
7%c
1,000
15
360
Foundation
Francoeur
*
63%
63'A
64
July
1.77
Jun
32%
Jan
Fraser
Cos
♦
26
1.86
1.80
1.87
4,600
5.00
5.00
5.00
300
5.00 Aug
5
27% May
37% July
19
20
May
5%
19
Mar
General
Bakeries
3.30
Feb
General
Dynamics
5.70
5.55
5.70
4,812
1.00
1.00
850
97
99'A
110
6c
68
Mar
Feb
14
Mar
Jun
10c
Feb
18
Jan
Apr
13% July
s.45 July
12
July
Jan
1.50
14'A
1.00
common
26
1
15
*
common
25
33%c
*
6 %
6%
6%
»
37%
37%
37%
25%
Jun
1.70
Apr
6% July
Warrants
2.30 Mar
4%
20
20
20
50
16%
•
16%
600
•
2.40
2.25
2.40
400
1
1.20
1.10
1.20
1,100
15%
Mar
Apr
2.01 July
1.00 Jun
convertible
debentures
—
-
78c
Jan
97
Aug
30c
Jun
2.20
120
Feb
i.
May
60c
Apr
1.80
Jan
6.10 May
8%
Jan
Gaitwln
Gas
Explorations
Exploration
GaMneau
•
7.30
7.20
7.50
4,245
Trethewey
1
2.40
2.40
2.40
200
Central Explorers
_1
5.00
4.50
5.10
11,250
Central
Leduc
_•
2.80
2.75
2.90
1,715
Central
Porcupine '
25c
25c
2,600
15c
93Ac
934c
10c
4,000
93Ac Aug
23c
23c
2,000
20c
1.55
1.51
,1.63
3,000
11
11
100
1.35
1.28
1.35
5,400
1.18
Jun
1.95 Mar
1
5%C
5%c
6c
4,500
5c
Jan
15c
Feb
1
65c
55c
66c
29,500
23c
Jan
83c
Jun
1
90c
85c
90c
4,200
80c
Jun
1.40 Jan
1.31
1.85
181,800
72c
Jan
4.00
1,100
50c
174,550
•
1.10
1.05
1.15
4,200
1.00 July
•
common
21'A
21%
21%
465
20'A May
105% 105'A
20
100
49c
47c
__
*
Motors
5'A
5%
50
—3
__
33
33'A
320
8
60
59'A
60
109
1
5.65
5.60
5.65
1,160
100
101
10
7%c
8c
3,000
100
4.90
31
Feb
Jan
July
57% July
22% Mar
106
6.00
45
68%
July
Jan
May
Feb
4.40 Mar
4.00
1
Alberta
of
Power
preferred
General
Corp Ltd_.
-Jun;
30c
29,450
•
Falconbrldge
6.50 Mar
9
100
Asbestos
38c
119,900
9
20%
1
"
Frobisher Lid
Cassiar
7,400
50c
1
Mines
Mines
Metals
Federal
Cariboo Gold
48c
38c
8% July49c .Jan
•
46
__
68c
46c
Jun
19% Jan
-
-
1
July
•
Minerals
63c
40c
8
60
105
Jan
1,340
Williston
66c
47'Ac
580
-
23 7A
30
--
25
Vickers
9ya
Jun
Jun
Preferred
20
,9
15
19
Canadian
8%
19%
9
Jun
1,640
Apr
Apr
Canadian
9
20
9
12%
Jan
16'Ac 16'Ac
16%
—
17% May
9% May
16'A
15%
Co
lfk'A Jan
14'A
•
55
Corp common
11% July
510
Feb
120
Salt
878
16%
J
95c
19
Tire
100
12%
Jan
Jun
17%
Canadian
ny2
12
16%
12%
»
?
15%
40c
17
Canadian
Jun
Jun
Feb
17
*>
_2o
Railway-.^
12%
I
Jan
Jan
17%
Pacific
820
1
Warrants
Jan
Canadian Pipe Line Products
Canadian Prospect
12%
11%
12%
15%
100
Jan
33
Canadian
Apr
52c
Jun
Gas Reserves
Apr
96%
,
Jun
233A
&
12'A
35
Aug
22c
235
Oil
951
1.00
12'A
__
Jan
July
5 %
2,000
28%
preferred
15
1.00
143A
4.25
34
Apr
4.50 Mar
35c
28
Canadian
14%
1.09 Aug
27%
28'Ac
28
•
common
25
1
;
Emerald Glacier
20"% July
Cos
200
,35c
32
Oils
249,950
31
51/2
*
Apr
Dredge
1.30
31
5 y2
Jan
Jan
Canadian
31
84
17
Canadian
1.17
Apr
28%
Petroleum
1.09
;
22% Mai
70
455
Devonian
200
1.00
1,344
Canadian
17%
Jan
7.75 Mar
1.55
20%
common
17%
5.35 July
17
Jun
Jun
30%
Decalta
800
July
20'A
Warrants
5.50
64c
30%
Canadian
5.50
2.95
27 7A Mar
35c
20%
Cellulose
Jun
Jan
22,400
30%
&
1.66
24'A
38,300
•
Chemical
2,000
3,625
20
10
Canadian
Feb
2.00
27%
81c
Jan
common
Feb
13c
2.00
27'A
61c
5.00
Celanese
45c
5,500
2.00
27%
20
300
preferred
18c
71c
5.15
$1.75
16c
58c
5.00
Canadian
Jan
16c
20
5.00
—
Jan
3.75
58c
2
A
1.90
2.05 July
81c
Oil
Class
1.38 Mar
1
Atlantic
.'_
1,800
7,515
1
Canadian
common
1.55
2.60
Estella Mines Ltd
2,067
Canners
1.45
2.25
Eureka
45c
Car
1.45
2.30
Jan
42c
Canadian
Feb
Apr
42c
Canadian
Feb
1.30 July
52c
50
•
of Commerce
,
July
82
011s«
Breweries
25c
Apr
Admiral
Canadian
99%c July
46% Jan
73
Canadian
Canadian Bank
1,000
.
Mines
Nickel
Equitable
common
Preferred
1,700
30c
12 % Mar
*
Oils
1.15
30c
common...'
Eddy Paper class A
32
1
"
•
1.05
,■
Gas
Malartic
Eastern
_1
A
'
Canada
Canada
5%
common
Minerals—
Sullivan
83A
B
1.10
Jan
Feb
2.00
Southern
19c
1
&
&
14
3.85
Packers
18c
Jan
23.50
26 3A
•
Class
Jun
10c
•
I
& Chemical
Textile
60
*
Canada
10c
8.500
-1
com
Coal
common
Mines
Dragon
May
10.50
Tar
20
Machinery
Canada
6,600
•
Invest
&
Stores
Donation
Jan
4.60
Steel
28
Canada-Oit Lands
Warrants
12c
15c
•
com
'/ Preferred
Jan
6.65
Scottish
Dominion
Jan
73c
Steel
<te
Eastern Steel
Canada
Mar
10c
*
Magnesium
15
955
Aug
13'Ac
100
15
20'A
Mar
29%
He
1
Dominion
Aug
15c
5.60
20
Feb
115
15c
10
common
Preferred
Feb
28
29
-A-____.L_i.___
Foils-class
1
July
3.20
79
Preferred:aL
Canada
7-
5.25
j
July
-Mar
1
Campbell
20c
200
July
15c
Aug
27
2.50
Bank
19%
_A
__
108
2
Asbestos
34c
Calmont Oils-
7
15
2,240
•
39% Mar
Jan
7'A
24c
Mar
108
29%
Feb
30c
Feb
34%
7%
1
Flon
Flm
*
10c
500
108
25o
Dominion
»
—__
class
Oils
35c
51
__
19%
lie
July
1
34
65
lie
30c
8% Mar
1
Ltd__
Dome Mines
Feb
2,500
Jan
28%
__
29%
1
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
Dome
35c
High
57c
Aug
7'A
1
Producers
19%
__
♦
Burlington Steel
-
Ltd
Mines
Dominion
*
Mines
Distillers
Apr
25
1
Detta Minerals
May
23%
8'A
23c
50c
Gold
Rio
5,491
__1
__
4'Ac Jun
9,500
15V2c 16'Ac
__
45c
Del
Low
25c
31c
1
5
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
23c
35c
100
Patricia
Shares
8%
1
Mines
Oils
D'Eldona
25c
*
Feb
20c
1
Davison
Jan
July
July
2.29
•
Building Products
Box
Zinc
&
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Trust
Delnite
60c
2.37
1
_
Lead
D'Aragon Mines
36 % Mar
60c
9%c
Jun
7% Mar
2,825
8c
Coulee
Mar
Paper
Ltd
Crown Zellerbach Corp
4.60
2.40
__
Mines
Crestaurum
7%
35
Feb
95 %
10%
__
1
21'A
76
1
Smelting
Jun
10
1
Buffadison Gold
Copper-Man
3,740
1
Mining
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
10'A
80
1
Ltd
High
Jun
19 %
1
Mines
Mines
Brunston
class
Oil
3.90
5%
__
•
Low
835
49%
__
•
4.50
Week's
Last
Sale Frlee
95
95 'A
*
A
class
B
British
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
19
A—11 %
B
Columbia
British
31
80
__
•
Shares
High
4.25
19 %
50
Columbia
ef Prices
Low
4.35
pfd—100
47c
preferred
British
JULY
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
British
WEEK ENDED
,
STOCKS
Britalta
FOR
Sales
Week's
Castle
Oil
1
6.25
9.50 Mar
General
Petroleum
2.15 May
2.90
Jan
General
Steel
Jun
6.00
Jan
Geneva
Lake
3.70
July
2.70 July
May
4.30
class
Wares
A
preferred
100
1
Chamberlain
Charter
1
Oil
._j
Oils
Chateau-Gai
1
♦
Wines
*
Chemical Research
50c
July
1.35 Jun
9
Jan
19%'
Feb
45c
Giant
Aug
Mar
Yellowknife
Gold
1
Mines
1
God's
*
Lake
Mines
Chesterville
;
Mines
Chibougamau
Explorers
Ltd
Chimo Gold
1
Chromium
•
1.82
5.05
Gold
1
Cochenour
WHlans
Cockshutt Farm Eauipment
Coin
Lake
9%c
9c
9%c
3,000
1.80
1.65
1.85
57,340
1.10
1.15
4,250
•
Mining Corp
1
1
Cobalt Consolidated
13%
13%
390
11c 11 %c
1
Apr
8%c Jan
1.60
1.00
July
July
12% Jun
11 %c
11%
r)
Jan
9.25
940
3'Ac
4,000
85c
—
85c
9.25
3'Ac
9.25
88c
13,058
9.00
Jun
2'Ac Jan
66c
Jan
Jan
77Ac May
1.30 Mar
1
34c
33c
36c
17,200
18c
Mar
53c
May
1
26c
24'Ac
27c
18,600
20c
Jan
47c
Mar
Gold Eagle Mines
1
14%c
13'Ac
15c
20,500
Jan
15c
Apr
1
2.15
2.15
2.30
4,055
*
73c
67c
73c
12,450
Jan
Manitou
Uranium
Goldfields
Goldhawk
Jan
Mining
Tire
Jan
2.40
Apr
Gordon
1.50
Jan
Graham
2.15
60c
Jun
3.75
Jan
Jun
2.00
Feb
9c
Feb
5c
5c
1,000
3'Ac Feb
1
Goodfish
14 %c
7c
*
Porcupine —;
Goldora Mines
Goodyear
Citra-Lartic
3.25
Jan
Jan
Goldale Mines
Golden
Chesklrk
Jun
7.50
104
Goldcrest
2.10 Mar
11
7c
Jun
May
Jan
25c
Glenora Gold
Centremaque Gold
8c
5.00
99
4%c
4%c
1,000
3'Ac Jan
12c
Feb
9,350
3c
Jan
10c
Apr
Jan
98'A May
1
5'Ac
4'Ac
5'Ac
•
96%
96'A
96'A
50
88'A
48'A
48'A
90
47% Feb
•
1
7%
7%
7%
425
81c
76c
83c
86,300
*
19c
17c
19c
•
common
17
16%
17
50
Preferred
Mackay class A
Bousquet
—
49
May
Jun
8'A
Jan
47c
Jan
1.45
Jun
17c
July
61 %c
7%
16% Mar
Jan
2,000
11c
Jun
17c
Feb
1
49c
49c
52c
3,100
31c
Jan
74c
Mar
Colomac Yellowknife
1
5%C
5%c
5 %c
3,500
4c
Jan
11c
Feb
Great Plains
Commonwealth
*
4.25
4.25
500
3.90
Jun
4.83
Jan
Great
Jun
12%
Feb
Jan
1.70 May
80c
Feb
Gunnar Gold
1.03
Jan
Gwillim
Jan
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Halllwell
Gold
1
2'Ac
3c
6,200
Hamilton
Bridge
•
17
16
17'A
2,845
13'A
Jun
17% Aug
Rock Gold
1
16c
16c
16c
1,000
13c
Feb
23c
8%
8%
310
7'A Feb
14'Ac 17'Ac
18,200
6%c Jan
.
Grandines
Great
Coldstream Copper
Petroleum
Conduits
National
Coniagas
Mines
i
1
7
7
200
5
1.60
1.60
153
♦
.
62c
62c
3,000
58c
Jun
43 %c
47c
29,500
42c
July
10'/2C
12c
8,000
9c
Jan
7
1.41
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
Allenbee
Ofl
Astoria
i
45c
1
Consolidated Bakeries
"
Consolidated Coraasun Oils
1
Consolidated
East
Crest
250
45c
2,150
2.40
2.58
101,730
70c
70c
7
Jun
38c
July
1.35 Mar
9%
85c
Jan
2.58 Aug
Consolidated
Mattarow
70c
July
80c
3,600
23c
May
36c
Consolidated. Mining &
Smelting
Consolidated- Nicholson
4Uc
Feb
52c
1,400
50c
Jun
73c
Jan
30c
35c
3,850
21c
July
50c
Mar
26%
27%
3,285
24%
Jun
34%
14c
5,500
13c
Jun
35c
Feb
26 3A
•
Consolidated. Orlac
Consolidated
Consolidated
Peak
Press
22c 25 %c
Oils
class
1
Consolidated Sannorm.
10%c
1
page 41.
16'A
•
Conwest Exploration
11c
iq
Gas
For footmrtw
1
106,700
lie
July
35c
40c
8,871
35c
Aug
8
35c
•
1
*
•
49
50
6.75
6.25
6.85
1,300
7'A
7'A
50
—
15
Jun
17% Mar
45'A
Feb
50
4.30
Jun
6'A July
Jan
Feb
8.45
Jun
Lake
1,000
4.30
14c
12c
15c
3,000
8c
Jan
8-55
8.20
8.60
23,600
2%
Jan
13%
1
11c
11c
14c
13,700
3%c
Jan
20c
•
Gold
35%
35
35%
210
32
Apr
39
6.70
7.00
;
7.10 Jan
1
—
Aug
10%
1
9c
-
1.35
Harding
Feb
Carpets
—
Harrison
8
100
30c
1.40
Hibbert Mines
Jan
4.50
93Ac 12 %c
11c
100,350
14c
14,500
16%
16%
170
4.40
4.60
2,000
5% Jan
9c
Jun
6'Ac
31 %c Mar
Feb
Feb
Mar
2c
Jan
7c
Jan
Mar
9
Jun
20c
July
15c
Jan
14c
12'Ac
13c
12c
5'Ac
5 'Ac
•
Ltd
30c
♦
5,500
6'Ac July
4,500
12'Ac May
20'Ac Mar
1,4'Ac
22,200
6'Ac Jan
16'Ac July
13c
10,500
7c
13c 13'Ac
1
Mines
Crest Oils
—
11c
Jan
24c
3,600
5'Ac July
4,000
27c
Jun
65c
17c
1,080
15c
Jun
34c
25
Jun
30
17c
—
'
;
97/8c Feb
5%c
29c 30'Ac
.
Apr
f Jan I
Jan
8% July
27c
Feb
Hinde
Jun
29c
Jun
Bollinger
Jan
16% July
3.75 Jun
5.45 Mar
8c
14
6'Ac
1
Red Lake.-
Gold
Heva
High
16c
1
1
Gold
Heath
—
1
1
r
Gold
Headway
Jan
*
Gold
Harricana
Bighwood Sarcee
A_.
Consolidated -Roehette
Consumers
Ltd
108
Jan
13 %C
1
•
1,200
49
Can
Freehold
Lead
Hasaga
Lead
Devel of
8,500
•
July
9,225
Hard
Jun
32c
1.10
Howey
Consolidated
2,680
30c
1.00
51c
Arrow
74c
32c
Golden
common
Jan
1.07
Consolidated Gillies
Consolidated
8'A
43c
2.55
Consolidated Discovery
73A
43c
21c
Paper
West Coal class A
Gridoil
Gulf
Coniaurum
Mines,
Lakes
Class A preferred
Home
-
Homer
&
i
Dauch
OH
C011 sol
:
Yellowknife
__♦
5
-
27%
•
8.00
1
24c
1
27%
30
13%
__
14%
1,195
12'A Jun
7.85
14%
8.15
1,614
7.55 Jun
21c
124c
52,300
9c
Jan
Feb
J
157/8 Feb
!
13
30c
" Jan
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
...
Monday, August 10, 1953
(516)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'*
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
sJerl***e
Gold
Hosco
5%c
Mining
Bay
Hunts class A
Smelting
2.21
2.21
2.30
43%
43%
45%
10
125
Sew
New
Jun
27c
Jan
New
Calumet
Concord
31%
34%
34%
42%
207
34%
Apr
35%
Feb
42% Aug
New
Jun
36
Jan
New
11
10%
11
1,145
4
%c
5 %C
3,000
3%c
Jan
•
32
31%
32%.
500
29
Jun
36% Mar
38%-
225
37%
Jun
39
8%
8%
100
7%
Juri
9
Jan
New
Fortune
2.30
2.02
2.30
14,725
Feb
New
17
33%
41%
23V*
17
17
50
16
Mar
27
Jun
38
25
*
•
_•
1
5.10
Feb
40c
17%
Feb
—
Klondike-Keno
34%
Exploration
Jan
New
Jason
226
22
July
30
Mar
New
Minesa--
7,037
19
Jun
29% Feb
New
Laguerre
20,000
4c
Jan
22c
Jun
9%c
Jan
24c
Feb
2,500
Mines;
U
Larder
.
3.35
4,700
2.00
Apr
3.50 July
New
4%c
Jan
16c
Apr
New
Morrisons
30 %c
34c
6,700
25c
Jun
55c
Jan
New
Laura Secord'
12c
13c
1,500
6%c Jan
40c
Feb
30c
2,600
25c
Jun
41c
_L—k
19c 23 %c
16,000
15c
July
30c
Jan
2.10
600
'
3.15 Mar
1.79 Jun
23
17% July
21
21%
890
8c
1,300
1.60
1.62
400
20%
21%
11,895
14c
« r
1.60
21 %
14c
6,000
6%c
6%c Aug
Mines
Gold
Newnorth
Norzone
New
21% Aug
Mar
Jan
Jan
39c
85c
Jun
55c
68c
8,860
35c
May
75c
75c
78c
1,700
72c
July
1.53
53c
55c
2,600
53c
Aug
78 %c
Jan
10 %c 11 %c
5,500
2,200
10c
Jun
10 %c
1.70
1.60
1.65
.
8.25
83c
1.55
8.25
82c
35c
Apr
Feb
2.10
Feb
3,700
70c
3,250
24c
7,500
22c
6.65
801
1.80
Jun
20c
23c
23c
6.60
28c
26c
Feb
11
8.00 Jun
I,090
85c
8.15
6.60
26c
4.75
Jan
Feb
Richfield
32c
8
6c
7%
14
Rouyn
New
Ryan Lake
New
Senator
New
6c
14
14%
-
2,500
Apr
15c
Rouyn
Gold
*
265
Gold
51c
3%c Jan
13
Jun
Class B
Hosiery class A
Mines
Mining
Oil
Norpax
July
Apr
Jan
70c
14,750
12c
Jan
48c
Apr
23c
1,100
22c
July
55c
Feb
17,600
10c
Jan
82c
Jan
8c
9c
4,350
7c
Juiy
20c
Feb
7c
8c
2,700
37c
250
37c
13,800
10c
9c
11c
10,533
1.11
1.11
1.32
71,800
27c
26c
27c
5,000
28c
23c
22c
8%c
38c
34c
13c
5%c
20%c July
Jan
North
7%c
.
Feb
80c
Apr
23c
Jan
Apr
12%c
Jan
2.95
Feb
23c
Jun
40c
Jan
3%c 'Jan
10c
10c
13c
13c
1,000
Feb
21 %c
68c
65c
74c
36,700
50c
July
87c
May
69c
68c
73c
80,500
53c
Jun
796
May
6%c
6%c
7c
6c
7c
7%c
7c
7%c
12%c
12%c
14c
"5%c
5%c
1,125
4c
16c 18%c
26,200
15c
11,700
7%c
24c
4%c Apr
9,000
-
Apr
Feb
9%c Feb
5c
Jan
7c
Jun
lie
Feb
12%c Aug
''35c
Jan
Jan
12c
Feb
Jun
35c
Jan
12%C July
31c
29,250
"14c
Feb
'
19 %c 19%c
2.80
13c
5,000
2,000
J
500
•>
2.95
2.60 Jun
933
10%c 13 %c
213,700
2.80
3%c
12c
10c
12c
10,500
10c
80c
85c
3,000
80c
July
63%
68
68%
886
15c
9,500
15c
15c
4,000
2.90
2.85
2.98
2,902
13c
13c
15c
8,500
2.18
2.12
2.30
2,000
1.75
5,000
9c
Feb
36c
Feb
1.05
78%
Jan
6 %c
Jan
13%c Aug
Jan
80c
Feb
4.10
r
-
Jan
#
Oils
Jan
.
Vl3c 14 %c
1
Oil
Mining
Trinity
'
Jun
% Jan k
July
*4c
14c
Feb
22c
Feb
29c
<
Feb
2.50
12c
Jun
.
Jan
4.25
Jun
Mar
U
3.05 May
( '
•» l
37c
-
■J
13c
1
.—*
1
——
Gold
Inca
16 %c
Feb
1
Mines Ltd
&
Denison
22c
20 %c
9
8'A
'
40c
40c
24c
*
9
45c
63,500
-
Jan
6%
479
Jun
28 %c
July
9
Apr
22c
31,700
22c
Jan
63c
,
Aug
Mar
July
Canada
Northern
20
6c
Feb
12 %d
61c
Jan
Obaska
3,700
Jun
Jan
O'Brien
July
17c
10c
Feb
80c
Apr
11c
48,800
5%c
5'/bC
2,000
24c
24c
28c
24,166
11c
Jan
54c
50c
54c
11,850
50c
July
-1
1
6%c
6%c
4,500
81c
82c
2,520
<-*
6%c
6%c
60c
l.lq Jan
Jan
_—
1.05 May
Jan
Jun
60c
Jun
9c
1,000
9c
5 %c
Mines
(1940)
Ltd
Mines
Mines
52c
4%c Jan
60c
10c
Extension
Northland
Feb
31c
32c
74c
8c
1.63
42c
31c
<-*
:
Northern
Aug
1.09
8c
1,000
Jun
17 %c
12c
14c
22,800
Jan
16c
39%
42
740
36
Apr
Ltd
Mines
Nudulama
42
42
42%
185
37%
Feb
Jan
July
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Gold
a———-:
*
90c
Selections
Oil
r
—
,
6%c July.
81c
Jan
1.15
July
7c
2.66
13%c
Jun
4%c
500
8c
5,500
7c
2.65
2.70
3,850
2.25
I
Feb
Feb
17c
Jan
?
3.45
Jan
\
2.9c
Mar
9c
Apr
Feb
11c
-
Feb
\
46
6c
5%c
*
7
5%c
7,166
3%c Jan
7
7
65
5% July
17c
20c
3,700
•
1
15c
14c
15c
2,300
•
lie
10c
11c
3,500
17 %c
14c
Jun
July
46% July
II %c
Jan
7% Mar
Oils
Okalta
1
1.73
1.65
1.75
4,150
1
75c
75c
75c
2,400
—
Ontario Jockey
Ontario
Club
25c
Jan
Ontario
July
15c
Jan
1.41
Jan
4 %c
8,000
2.20
2,460
2.05
Jan
2.95 Mar
•'
1.41
1.52
15,125
1.11
Jun
2.20
Jan
i
Aug
{
3,000
»
2.05 May
commdn
Crush
100
1.33
6,540
1.25
Jun
1.99
Feb
4.00
102
3.00
Jan
4.75
Jun
7%c
7%C
5,000
Mar
15c
Jan
1
12c
12c
1,000
6%c July
14c
Jan
;
133a Mar
,
17% May
.
1.25
—
Gold
Orenada
21%
21%
1.25
4.00
Ope mi ska Copper Mines.
1.58 Mar
Feb
4c
20c
4c
Jan
30c
13%c Jun
10c
15c
18c
—
Co Ltd.
Pyrites
Steel
—
2.20
2.15
21%
20c
O'Leary Malartic ——
Omni trans Exploration _
Orange
Mines
Jan
7c
,
.
Canadian
North
1,200
6%c
Yellowknife
Macassa
2.50 Apr
3%c July
3.30
64,213
13c
6,000
6%C
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt Goldfields
Lynx
"7,840
5c
15c
Jan
42
1
Gold
Lomega
London
3.00
4c
68%
14%
13 %c
—1
A
2.91
3,4c
.
—
9%c Feb
•
-
class
Groceterias
Loblaw
2.95
—
Norlartic
North
10
I
*
Lexindin Gold
Jun
-1
1
—-—
Noranda Mines
Norgold
Jun
100
8c
—1
Gold
28c
*
—
Ogama-Rockland
Lencourt
15,350
Canada-——-1
Ltd——■—
Mines
Nor-Acme
19%
20
71c
..1
.—a.—
32c
1
—
Superior Oils of
Norm
5.40
7 % May
240
8
5c
32c
6%c
•
30c
30c
Mines
Yellowknife
Nib
Jan
8.65
Jun
4.20
658,950
20
_1
;
Jan
————1
-1
Merger
New
Feb
35c
July
Feb
Aug",
Apr
55c
6.60 July
195
41c
4.75
41c
—20
pfd
Leduc-Consolidated
Leltch
Jan
19c
55c
-1
—
Jan
J
Mines
Lavalie
1.51
3,000
36,600
Oil——-———*-'
Petroleum
1
Pacalta
New
Feb
2.25 Feb
1.20 Jun
17
July
18%c
65c
T
—*—
Acceptance
Jan
7!jc
Jan
30c
Nubar
Laurentide
Jun
Feb
2.25
July
1.00
48,750
1.33
-
22c
Ltd.i
Mosher Long Lac Mines
Mylamaque Explor —
New
*
————
Mines
1.50
Feu
2.92 May
-
Apr
19c
;——1
—1
—-1
1
——-1
Marlon Gold
7,000
<-1
Sons
1.20
27c
Jan
78c
67c
1
Newiund Mines
5%c
*
Gold
&
1.05
1.15
*
*
1
-*
—
5c
6%c
1
1
Mines
Oils*
Lapaska
1,420
1
a
*
Gold
North Star
Lang
1.74
41c
Kelore
22%
Apr
New
1
1
—i_l
u
Landover
40,100
2.00 Aug,
Jan
46%
24%
38%
Normetal
Lamaque
1.10
1
1
—
Hugli
345
2.10
20o
Kroy Oils Ltd
Shore
95 c
July
3%C
Feb
1
Gold
3,606
1
1
-1
Osu
99c
29C
1
Highridge
Malartic
New
Nisto
Lake
6,635
12c
Feb
4.65
Jun
4c
34
1
Mines
Kirkland-Hudson
Lake
3,000
2.30
28,020
'
Petroleum
Devon
3.25
14c
Lingman
16c
2.(J0
50c
Dickenson Mines
12c
30c
20 %c
Mines
Lake
Feb
29c
Mar
1.75
11,000
15c
2.30
Rights
32c
—1
—1
1
Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Dufault
13c
Oil_-
New
New
21
Gold
Feb
9c
41%
10 %c 10 %c
Kelvinator
Lake
15c
12c
Delhi
New
lie 11%C
__
1
•
•
—
11% July
21%
3.35
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
23 >/b
1
-1
—
9%
33
•
Labrador Mining &
600
73c
41%
22%
(1939)-
Lake
Jan
%c
13c
•
Davie.^ Petroleum
New
11 %C
Gold
Kirkland
~
2.20
1
New
5
Joliet-Quebec
Keymet
28
1.98
"
Goldvue
Ltd
Keyboycon
Jan
Jan
July
Mines
Oils &
26%
2.15
•
Continental
38
28
31%
—*
1
Kenweli
300
Development.;-.
100
Gold
Kenville
Apr
28
.
1
JOn
—--.--40
*
-1
Ltd
27 •'»
,1.03
LiJ-
Mines
3.319
Interprovineial Pipe Line
Mines
Aug
1.60
"
British Dominion Oil-
42 %
Metals class A
International Nickel Co common
International Petroleum —t—1
Jasper Oil
Jellicoe Mines
Jan
25
1
Uranium—'—
Bidlamaque
New
Jan
10c
14,250
11c 12 %c
2.99
455
16 %c 16
Alger
Feb
12%
31%
Acceptance common
Jonsmith
July
10
Jan
4,700
25%
1
Jun
8.70
2.60
25
1
31
International
Joburke
Negus
Nesbilt Labine
1
preferred
Oils
Mar
May
Apr
6%
110
50
325
10
„
High
2.46
28
Car——
Mines
58
42%
International Bronze Powders pfd
Jet
125
9.50
1
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inspiration Mining
Jaculet
Mar
Steel
Trust
65c
Jun
46c
National
National
Low
High
25
0
Aug
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
2.46
25c
Petroleum
New
125
9.35
1
Indian Lake
Jacknlfe
Aug
40
National
3.40 Mar
—
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Life
1°
Imperial Oil _—i——
——.
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
$2.
19%
Apr
2.21
50
10
Feb
8%c
17
2.635
3,250
53c 54 %c
___100
Hy-Charger Petroleums
4%c July
300
*
•—-———
—
Refining Ltd
Husky Oil &
Industrial
200
19%
—
1
Erie common
&
Huron
<n
Porcupine
Hugh-Pam
19%
19%
•
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
2,000
*
Smith Paper common
Howard
5%c
1
*
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Week's
East
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Par
JULY 31
ENDED
Friday
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sale*
—
6c
•
MacDonald
Macfie
Mines
1.14
Jan
1
Mines
Gold
MacLeod-Cocksliutt
17c
17c
20c
10,000
16c
July
40c
Mar
38c
38c
42c
4,030
37c
Jun
90c
Jan
Feb
_1
Mines
1.90
1.80
1.90
9,900
1.80 Aug
2.95
Pan
Red
Madsen
Gold
Lake
Consol
Magnet
15%
Jun
II,100
1.35
Jun
25,000
7c
Jan
19%c
Apr
Parbec
Malartic
Apr
1.95
Feb
Parker
Drilling
15Vic
15c 16 %c
7,000
1.44
5,500
2c
1.54
1.50
1.58
3V2C
3%c
3%c
90
90
10
1
5%c
5%c
5%C
2,500
Mines
Maralgo
1
_____
Malartic
Marbenor
Gold
Marcus
15V2c
13%c
16c
255,000
IOVbc
10%C
lie
3,960
9c
Mar
65c
75c
8,500
57c
Feb
1.05
Apr
4%c
4%c
9,000
3%c
Jun
7c
Mar
45c 47%c
3,100
37c
Jun
82c
•
i
Jan
7%c Feb
Feb
Peace
River
Apr
90
4
Jan
17c
18c
Feb
Pershcourt
14 %c
Jan
Peruvian
9%c July
47c
Preferred
8%
8%
6,504
17c
8%
*
17c
1,000
7%
10c
Jun
Mar
Petrol
Oil
Crow
Gas
&
Development
July
18 %c
Feb
Jun
38%
Jan
230
27
84
Jan
96
18c
Feb
3lc
5
1
95
95
15
21c
21c
1,150
58%
38c
58%
60
37c
43c
14,825
54% July
69
30c
40c
Mar
Jun
Lake
1
t
Jan
May
Power
Border
Preston
Aug
Mar
Prospectors'
34c
34c
500
3.50
3.35
3.50
6,176
6%
6%
6%
300
15c 18 %c
102,400
15c
Aug
38c
Feb
3,000
30c
Jun
62c
Jan
34c
2.90
Jun
5% Feb
3.75 July
6%
Oil
•
Brick
Milton
*
Minda-Scotia
Mind am ar
•
common
Containers
Modern
Monarch
Knitting
35c
1.8O
11 %c
35c
1.80
1.85
600
11c
12c
9,000
1.20 Mar
10c
Jan
1.90 Mar
21c
•
2.60
2.70
2,350
Jun
4.55
Jan
*
15
15
25
13
Jun
15%
Jan
100
90
90
10
86
Jan
93
Feb
41c
44c
Jan
56c
45c
Mar
58c
Jan
1
Mines
44c
«■
2.25
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
1
Montreal Locomotive
*
441/2
14%
14%
230
13%
Apr
15%
Moore
•
25%
25%
26
885
23
Jun
27%
6%
6%
100
40c
42c
Corp
Morrison
common
Brass
66%c
"
60c
67c
12,933
55c
July
6% July
1.35 Mar
Jan
Jan
Indus
Mines
10c
45c
45c
47c
4,350
44c
6.75
6.75
200
15 %c
19c
1,500
__
77c
•
2,500
~8
8
8
150
5
ij3/4
11%
12
205
National Explorations Ltd
•
41c
36c
45c
9,300
National Grocers common
•
12
11%
12%
475
27 %
27%
27%
7
7
60
g
7%
8
400
National
Drug & Chemical common__5
Preferred
40c
7%
11
36c
Jun
Preferred
Class
Hosiery
20
class
A
*
B
For footnotes see
*
oaes
41.
75
July
11% Aug
26
Oil
Rix-Athabasca
84c
14
May
Jan
27%
Feb
7
Jan
9
7%
Jun
8% Mar
May
Roche
Rowan
Class
Cotton
common
Lac—
Consolidated
Long
A
1.26
1.25
1.30
1,067
1.20
Jun
1.59
Jan
1.77
1.77
150
1.75
Jun
2.15
Feb
30c
38c
25.350
July
1.25
31%
31%
33%
215
1.25
1.20
1.25
5,200
35c
36 %c
26c
31
1.14
July
Jun
Jun
83c
45
1.76
Jan
Feb
Jah
Jan
1.30 Mar
69<f
20
Apr
25%
100
1.00
Feb
1.52
35%
35 %
35%
1,334
33%
Jun
2.52
2.30
2.52
7c
7c
1,500
5%c May
21c
Jan
2.98
2.87
3.10
99,900
1.40 Mar
3.15
Jun
3.55
3.35
3.65
32,495
1.65
4.80 May
10c
lie
1,500
7c
Jan
27c
Feb
10c
10c
1,500
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
70c
67c
70c
3,200
65c
July
16c
16c
17c
9,700
15c
Jun
80c
Jun
—
2,200
1.00
1.00
1.10
4,300
6.00
6.10
100
1.15
—
a
*
Feb
3.50 May
5,200
1
1
9
1
1
1
2.20
5.85
July
July
Jan
July
40
2.85
1.55
2lc
1.70
Aug
Jan
Mar
Jun
Jan
Jan
9.00 May
1.67
Jun
Jun
30c
Jun
48c
Jan
16
Jun
22
Jan
28,800
32c
Jun
60c
1,800
45c
July
76c
Jun
14 %c 14%c
500
Jan
26c
May
18c
20c
3,825
Jan
33c
Mar
1.21
1.26
3,300
1.80
18 %c
1.90
32c
11,100
1,000
17
17%
755
52c
59c
58c
53c
1.05
500
5c
1.000
75c
72C
83c
15,783
2.00
1.90
2.00
5,600
10'Ac
8c
1.13 July
1.80 May
1.14
Feb
2.75
*1
20c
.
r
1.70 Mar
3.25
lie
Jan
Feb
4%c
Jan
60c
Jun
1.15
Apr
1.62
Jan
3.40
Feb
2.75
Jun
3.00 Mar
2.75
100
12c 14 %c
0
1
—1
,
Jan
85c
32c
1.10
17%
15,025
9c
Jan
22c
2.900
22c
Jan
35c
-
Feb
25c
Feb
2.75
23c
3c
warrants
Roxana Oils
2.15 July
20,800
1,300
May
Robinson
National
Cons
Apr
45c
4%C
Prado
8.75
3Cc
2.45
1
Rio
1
2.15
50c
Jan
Jun
1,385
MacDonald
Jan
Jun
%c
75c
Gold
9%
6.30
14
1.00
Utilities
13%
Jan
25%
1
Jun
58c
,
Jun
July
42 %C
1
Jun
Jan
11c
44c
-
Ltd
6%
Jun
Jan
2.35
Jan
Reeves
Naco
5
75c
Uranium
Redwater
Jun
4 %c
1
Inlet
Red Poplar
Apr
29c
71,300
200
Apr
9
22c
Jan
1.00
1
—
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining —
Ranwick
Jan
4c
25%
1
—1
1
Chibougamau
Copper Corp
Rankin
3%c
75c
1
Quebec Labrador
Uranium
Mar
*
Airways
Quebec
Radiore
54c
1,000
Feb
47c
2,250
3,500
40c
46c
preferred
2.60
Jun
5%
Jan
common
30c
1
Purdy Mica Mines
Quebec Manitou
Aug
10c IOV2C
Jan
'
Porcupine
Moneta
Monfauban
17c
•
72%
1
*
------—
Dome
East
May
64c
7,000
1
Petroleum
City
700
.
Jun
25 %
*
Royalties
Oil
Quebec
Mid-Continent
Mill
6%c
1
Gold
Corp
Prairie
16c
10c
_®
Mexican Light & Power pfd
*
*
Rouyn
Jan
8c
34c
-13.50
Merrill Petroleum
*
River
Powell
1
May
9c
6%c
—
_L
Oils
Powell
Premier
Red
1
Uranium
Oils
20,703
McKenzie
island
6%c
—
..
Ponder
29%
95
Mines
Gold
Gold
Pioneer
Placer
9%c
Mclntyre Porcupine
Merrill
T-
5%
—1
1
—•
_*
1
Mineral
Jan
29
*
McMarmac
11,400
64
1
Goldfields
Oils
Feb
8 %c
—100
Lake
45c
5%
—1
.
10%
9'/2c
8c
-
27c
29%
McDougall-Segur
Red
41c
Jun
'
21c 25%c
-—1
—
,
.
Pitch-Ore
•
common
43c
9%
550
360
23c
——1
—
Gas—
Nat
Mar
%c
Poplar
Frontenac
McColl
10'A
72%
—*
Malartic
Partanen
80
•
Ltd
Mines
Mayo
•
*
Consolidated
Matachewan
65c
1
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris
10
70%
Jan
.
Pickle
Ltd
Marigold Oils
10
72
—1
—
Paymaster Consol
100
Maple Leaf Milling preferred
1
2.25 July
•
:
10c.
Mines
1,915
1.86
1
Eastern
*
Oil
Western
Paramaque
16 %
1.65
1
&
Manitoba
Jan
16%
1.86
1
Goldfields
Malartic
20%
16%
1
Mines
,
Tubes
Hershey
1.*
class B
MacMillan & Bloedel
Petroleum
Pacific
Page
1
1
(Eastern)
Pacific
1
Exploration
Mackeno
Jun
60c
3c
1.000
2c
Jun
7%c Mar
19 %C
20c
7,200
16c
Jun
35c
.
Jan
4
Volume 178
Number 5245
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(517)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
™ov«l
Bank
Low
10
i
Rundle
KusselJ
industries
Ryanor
Mining
Saguenay
St
common
35 It
25
9%
9%
100
14'4
14%
857
aan
Antonio
Sand
35
35
1.78
1.80
10c
2.21
Simpsons
Souris
Jun
13% July
16
Feb
1.50
Jun
2.82
Jan
1.80
Apr
2.80
Jan
38%
457
36%
Jun
%
11
4,500
8c
Jan
65c
65c
1,000
52c
43
Apr
4.30
4.45
11,160
4.25
Mar
35c
G
&
Waterous
Class
Ltd
Apr
5.75
Jan
Jan
Ashley
Grocers
Western
Western
300
20
Feb
25 %
20
July
Winchester
260
Jan
25
July
Windward
7.40
20C
9,000
17c
May
66c
68c
28,166
50c
July
1.15
Jan
10%
Jun
Wood
17
Mar
Feb
7.75
32c
Jan
preferred
10%
10%
10%
485
9%
14%
14%
14%
645
12 VB
Feb
41c
41c
3,125
39c
July
1
50c
52c
5,200
45c
26
July
26
150
25c
28c
2,500
21c
July
43c
29,690
30c
Jan
20%
805
Aug
1,235
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Winora
13
75
42 c
500
7c
7c
7c
1,000
5c
Jan
17c
27c
Apr
3,200
21c
21%
July
33 %c
Jun
20%
21%
1,140
20
Jun
18c
20c
4,950
17c
Jun
34%
34%
25
28
Feb
1.12
44,600
A
--
10c
1.10
1.08
Spooner
Oils
...
Co
Stadacona
»
Ltd
Mines
Standard
Stanley Brock
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
*
_
class
A
Gas
•
:
Sudbury
1
•
1.01 July
1.66
1,235
5.00
Jun
6.85
Jan
2,105
1.90
Jun
4.35
Jan
32
32
32
10
Jan
95%
26%
95
95%
:>50
91%
Feb
1
50c
48 %c
51c
49,800
8c
9%c
8,100
lie
lie
15c
2,050
5%c
Jan
17c
11c 11 %c
May
5,500
8c
July
14C
Mar
7
6%
7%
2,490
99
99
55
15 %c
15 %c
16c
7,800
99
99
99
70
1
1
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1
Gas
«
.100
preferred
Yale
Yankee
■
100
*
5%
preferred
_
_
25c
Mines.
Finance
_
1.20 Mar
1.46
6c
3,000
10c
Feb
34
95
5%c July
30% Jun
100
100
13 %c 13 %C
Jan
Pipe Line-
__
1.000
20c
July
1,800
81c
Jun
13
100
12%
Jun
14
Feb
107
107
27
Apr
107
July
101
28
28%
2.65
5,175
70c
75c
38.700
35
36%
1,650
32%
35
2.51
51c
1.70
Apr
Jan
30% Mar
Aug
4.00 Mar
July
1.55
Jan
Jun
46%
Feb
41c
4,900
40c
Jun
7c
7c
2,000
6c
July
29c
25c
29c
92,900
2.50
2.48
2.55
10,950
28c
28c
30c
20,700
9%
9%
9%
8
0
_
8
31
30%
99c
Feb
17c
Jan
3.65
25
2.00
Jun
36%c Mar
Jun
2.84
Jan
95c
855
7,
Jan
10
35
8
Jan
31
920
4,500
25%
16c
9%
Feb
•
3.60
3.75
15,975
3.00
Feb
12
275
10%
Jun
12
25
25
100
21%
Jan
25
8.25
725
7%
Jun
10%
46c
2,000
24c
98c
98c
1.00
5,000
85c
14
14
35
1.27
1.26
1.31
8,150
1.15, Jun
Zinc
Oils
•
•
_
Mines
1
Feb
4.80 Mar
8.20
'
•
Ltd
5c
Viceroy Manufacturing
"Vicour Mines
*>
"—
—
——
.1
-
-41
12,057
19c
15c 15 %c
5,700
14c
11
58c
1.60
Par
Asbestos
Brown
1st
Feb
Feb
14% July
1.70
Jan
1.75
Jan
59c
Jan
49c
July
July
Jan
Corp
Co
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23%
441
21
8%
8%
320
1
26%
•
common
Gold
Sales
Range
of Prices
23%
26 %
520
24Vs
Low
High
July
24%
Jun
9%
Apr
Jun
Jan
27% Jun
1
8%
8%
9
215
—*
88
88
89
145
*
85
Jun
98
49
49
49%
80
46%
Jun
49 % May
6.15
6.15
990
5.70
Jun
preferred
Bulolo
Canada
Canada
&
Dredging
5
Dominion Sugar
Vinegars
Canadian
•
8%
i,
Jun
17%
—*
17
'
14
17%
14
415
16
12 Ye Mar
,
.
Feb
13
July
100
3.10
3.10
3.30
725
3.00
Jun
*
23%
22%
23 %
585
22 y8
July
•
38%
36%
38%
530
33 y4
_1
4.30
4.25
•
9%
9%
*
__
14
3
——
38%
38
20c
20c
20c
500
78
77%
78
35
71%
64
65
70
57
Collieries
Canadian General
Invest
Canadian Industries
Canadian
Western
common
Marconi
Canadian
Consolidated
Lumber
Paper
Dalhousie
Oil
•
Dominion
Bridge
•
Dominion
Glass
Humberstone
*
common
Shoe
'J
International
Paper
International
Utilities
common
7Mi
t
Pend
15c
Price
Bros
Canadian
Thrift
Stores
Inv
38%-
Apr
38 %
18c
Jun
28c
13%
25
51%
52%
632
26
25
Jun
Mar
27%
24
Feb
31
July
4.60
20
1,600
125
4.60
4.60
4.20
28
500
20
20
58c
4.60
10
57c
•No
par
a
6,500
value.
Odd lot sale
t
year's
24%
13
13
30
11
9c
9c
9c
2,000
in
•
! Feb
1.37
Jan
14% July
I
in
e
delivery
year's
Selling
15c
Feb
f Flat
3.25
Apr
r
Cash
13%
Aug
14%
35
6.50
sale
(not
Included
range).
price.
issued,
Ex-divldend.
u
(not
included
in
year's
range).
Ex-rights.
i
Ex-stock
dividend.
Jan
Jun
5.25 Apr
21% May
Jan
dividend.
wdWhen delivered.
Jan
Mar
34
Admitted to unlisted trading
1
wl When
x
Apr
Jan
Apr
53%cMay '
privileges.
ex-interest,
sale
Ex-llquidating
(Un)
range).
Jan
13
(not included
Aug
55% Mar
60
31%
Ffeb
83% Jan
65
29%
100
31%
Aug
Jun
32%
4.40
Jan
12% May
Jun
26%
4.20
5.25
25
47%
31
1
Feb
34 %
26%
*
Consolidated
42
10% Feb
32%
*
Jan
Jun
26%
—
4.10
8%
26
"
General
Jun
Feb
15
25% Mar
"a.00 Jun
*
1
Third
Jan
16
7%C Mar
Feb
18 Va Mar
2,136
9%
fl
Oreille
d Deferred
4%c 'July
%I July
Jan
6.75
435,.
2,575
4.3%..;
13%
52%
5
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Niagara Wire Weaving
Jan
1,230
34.775
Jan
Curb Section
Low
8%
preferred
2nd
-
Week's
Last
Jan
3,500
3.20
1.23 July
69c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
May
July
5c
2.65
22 %c
8,575
20c
Jan
17%
3.20
July
1.37
19c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Yukon
17%
•
10c
1.30
Friday
Apr
July
i
Mines.
Jan
19c
Sale Price
July
May
8.25
——
Feb
40c
46c
United Keno Hill
•
Jan
Mar
31
Feb
11%
V
preferred
22 %c
17c
22c 22 %c
22 %c
47c
Mar
•
B
B
27%
68c
40c
—
•
class
Apr
23c
2.51
•
1
class
24c
1.23
70c
_
common
Fuel
2.25 May
Jan
1.12
1,847
Jun
,
Jan
10% July
1.90 Mar
11c
28%
•
Corp.
10
10%. July
12%
1.17
*
■_
Mines
500
8
38% Mar
22 %c
tl
*
2,493
..
Feb
25c
1.37
STOCKS
Jan
5%c
9%
Resources
United
Violamac
Jun
1,400
2.58
United
Roi
2.05
1.27
2.07
United Asbestos
Ventures
1.26
10%
A
Mining
Van
Jan
Jun
90c
-9
Upper Canada
40c
2.03
-1
&
Aug
102
Aug
1.70 July
.
Preferred
Lead
13c
Aug
300
u
—
Corp
Steel
Jan
10%
•
Acceptance
United
6c
16
34
•
United
Jan
:44
6%
2.58
15 %c
Jan
22,300
9%
Apr
Feb
—1
Toronto Stock
July
2.92
Jan
2.07
_____
Apr
44c
»
—
87c
Feb
2.00
1.75
•
_
13c
97%
'
1
July
July
1
—
Jun
22c
100
Canadian Funds
77,000
13c
14c
21% July
40c
_
Oil
Gas
11c
12,000
38c
11c
Exchange
17% Mar
13
1
Petroleum
Union
5
10
Oils
Union
495
3,500
35 %c
11c
Feb
6c
50
Transvision-Television
Tungsten
16
5%
1.8(1 i
Feb
9.75
1.27
Empire Oils
Era
15%
100% 100%
Mines
Yukeno Mines
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
Aug
1.75
—
n
—
—
class
Transcontinental
'United
41c
•
_
Trans Mountain Oil
TJnion
13c
1
Elevators
Triad
1
—
Mortgage
Trend
16
100%
*
_
Toronto
Jun
4,800
Bear
5
35 %c
7% Mar
Jan
3,295
Feb
100%
May
5%
Jan
20% Mar
Jan
6.10
388,500
_
_
Toronto
3%c
12,835
60c
Yellowknil'e
5c
2.03
1
1.14
12 %c
May
98
May
95% Mar
Apr
98
5%
1
Oil
5%
'
Jan
15c
2,300
7.20
2.25
*
Tombiil Gold
Trans
34c
Jan
7%c
43c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Trans
July
16%
6.70
2.17
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor (Pearson) common
Traders
13c
33
50
Canuck
"■
47 %c July
7c
July
2.00
•
Zinc
32
Feb
30% July
20
&
%
Jan
Jan
100
54c
_
Silver
7%
1.85
Jun
2,531
2.17
50c
Ltd-
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
Torbrit
6% Mar
33
20
*
_
Switson
5%
Mar
19%
...1
100
_
Taku River
Jan
47c
32%
1
.
Oils
7.05
*
Mines
__
45c
20% July
r
Jan
34% Aug
6.00
.
Jun
26
Feb
42 %c
2.00
♦
(Alexander)
Wright-Hargreaves
1.00
7c
1
__
(ordinary)
Grass
10,500
32%
__
—
Inlei
Sweet
25c
17c
Jan
17% May
50
6,382
20%
19%
Coniaci
Cons
Preferred
Surf
7
1.60
20c
*
common
preferred
Supertest
6%
1.46
♦
new
Steeioy Mining
Steep Rnrk Iron Mines
Sullivan
35c
20 %
1.50
1
_
Bros
Oil
20%
...
Ltd
Gold
of Canada
Stuart
42c
__
common
&
Olsen
Stedman
Steel
(1944)
Paving
26
*
24
5.60
Gold
Lead
Feb
Mar
1.85
Mines
Jan
1.15
13%
64c
100
Jan
68c
Jan
July
1.93
•
~
Oil
Southam
10%
36c
5.75
Ltd..
Larder
&
(G
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
13%
42c
20
Winnipeg Electric preferred
1
50
9%
2Gc
common
Gold
Winnipeg
Jan
.
Wood
66c
7.00
12%
42
1
♦
Wiltsey-Coghlan
25%
24%
19c
«
_
__
Petroleums
25
7.40
1
A
_
twj m
Leaseholds
(Geo)
Preferred
1
Jun
1,505
—
Tungsten
Weston
Wilrich
3,075
1
_
Homestead
Western
Western
12
50
13 %
Products
Western
High
11
49 %
1
Westeel
Low
11
«
.
Consolidated
Territories Oil
West
1
class
common
Range SinceiJan.1
High
49%
$
24
-200
Shares
Low
*
A
24
...
W'__
Weedon Pyrites
Feb
1.15
for Week
•
2.81 Mar
3,200
65c
*
Valley
16c
Feb
15,650
37%
Walker
25 %
Mines
Gold
2.25 Mar
Jan>
1.97
July
37% Mar
1.83
_—
Ltd
Siscoe
Apr
1.70 July
2.00
4.40
__
Dairies
100
1.68
10
*
certificates
Miller
145
Amulet
Jan
1.91
38 %
50c
(Quebec)
SUanco Mining
;
Silver
1414
Jan
35c
1.80
1
Sigma Mines
Silverwood
14
24
Jun
3c
Sales
Ranee
of Prices
Par
Waite
Jan
1.97
*
Mines
trust
14 %
*
com
2.00
300
Week's
Last
Wekusko
97 V4
30 %
7,400
•
Breweries
Voting
Jun
6,200
2.20
32c
May
605
8c
Jun
17% Mar
Jun
9c
July
10
Jun
18%
15
1.78
Ltd
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks'
99%
8 %c
?
11945)
775
36
9% Mar
14c
Friday
1
High
Jan
12%
2,000
99%
*
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power
ShawRty
20
10c 10 %c
*
—
Bridge
oi1-
1914
32
1,000
1
Gold,
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
csc in rv
10c
100
16c
—1
River Gold
Sarnia
19%
1
1
preferred
Corp common
Lawrence
16c
*
Power
31
Sale Price
Low
35 %
*
Oils
JULY
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
9%
0
ENDED
Sales
14%
Royal Oak Dairy class A
WEEK
lor Week
STOCKS
Mar
July
41
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
42
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
(518)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday, August 7
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Bid
Corp
Holdings
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc
1
Blue
Net
8.22
21.94
23.93
8.89
23.72
26.22
Inc——1
—-—1
General Fund
Inc
Fund
Canadian
8.69
9.39
Securities
Christiana
11.26
12.19
1
15.57
16.83
1
19.22
20.78
100 6,675
6,825
100
132
137
1
6.76
7.35
Trust
Century Shares
Chemical Fund
com
preferred
Commonwealth Investment
Composite Bond 6c Stock
15.34
12.76
12.25
28
1
Composite Fund
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Conaolidated Investment Trust-1
16.87
13.87
13.24
30
Par
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Bid
Ask
30.83
25.84
27.02
24.16
26.36
17.68
19.29
11.23
12.26
1
16.86
18.40
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
26.73
29.15
1
1
Priced Bonds)
(Speculative Bonds)
(Income Pfd Stocks)
B-3
(Low
B-4
K-l
K-2
(Quality Common Stks)_l
1
34.83
33.00
(Income Com Stocks)
17.92
19.55
8-3
(AppreciationComStks)_l
16.93
(Low
Aug.
2.60s
Nov.
16
3.75a
Feb.
15.
2%s April
—
100.2
2%s
100
100.3
2%s
May
100
1954
100.2
l%s
Oct.
1954 wi
15,
Feb.
99.13
99.30
1955-54
99.6
99.18
1956
1957-55
1,
1,
1,
99.4
99.16
95.6
95.18
98.22
98.10
1, 1958
99.30
99.24
1954
1954
1954
1,
2%b June 1,
2%s June 1,
Feb.
23/4s May
Central Bank lor cooperative*—
2%s
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
Land
2%s Nov, 1 1954
100
wl
1953
100.1
99.31
1953
17,
99.28
99.16
1961
Panama Canal 3a
113
111%
18.47
6-4
2.30s
Federal
Bank*—
Loan
Federal Home
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_l
Bid
Ask
Bid
30.21
1
Inc
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Mutual
(The)
Johnston
6-1
8-2
5.72
6.27
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
•
9.38
10.26
37.41
37.41
Lexington Trust Fund
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.70
4.08
Certificates
3.13
3.51
lc
4.49
4.95
lc
3.20
3.11
3.43
3.71
of
lc
shares
5.53
4.90
4.45
7.82
1955
98.26
l%s March
100.2
100.4
l%s Dec.
1954
100.7
100.9
1956
97.20
100.3
100.4
l%s April 1,
l'/zs Oct.
1,
1956
97.12
l%s
1957
1957
96.20
97.4
96
96.12
95
95.16
2%s
1,
June
I%8
March
15,
April
1,
1,
l%s April
32nds—
-
„
98.4
,
97.23
100.3
100.1
1, 1953
1958
1,
98.21
98.19
15, 1955
l%s Oct.
Treasury NotesValues are In
15.
8.57
19.25
Bond Fund Inc__10c
99.22
98.24
100.2
t%s Dec.
Manhattan
99.20
100.4
100
5.35
5.02
lc
shares
Steel
4.86
lc
shares
1954
100.3
4.09
shares
Industries
Notes—(Cont)
15, 1953
2V<* Feb. 15. 1954
3.53
Furnishings shares—lc
Non-Ferrous Metals
lc
Home
Petroleum
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
Treasury
Indebtedness—
2s Aug.
shares
Electrical Equipment shares
General
Ask
Bid
'
lc
Equipment shares.lc
Business
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Figures after decimal
Maturity—
Managed FundsAutomobile
99.28
99.20
7.03
6.48
Priced Com Stks)_l
Fund
—1
Knickerbocker
Paper
Inc
Fund
24.25
10c
5
1
Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canada
20.95
22.43
7%
2.60
10.21
22.53
Inc—
Green Fund
asset
value
Bowling
Broad
11,51
20.02
3.34
7>/8
2.10
9.39
1
1
Corp
Beneficial
Blair
97c
5.32
4.18
12.56
9.67
18.42
3.06
25q
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Fund
Aberdeen
Aak
89c
4.92
3.91
11.58
Par
Mutual Fund*—
20.81
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
De
Net
Da
Fund
Mutual Fund Inc—
Fund
Delaware
35.22
16.27
1
1
value
35.58
17.89
5.24
1
stock
common
5.74
1
Diversified Investment Fund-1
Olvldend Shares
25c
7.25
6.55
1.88
7.95
7.18
2.07
1
10.19
11.08
1
1
31.18
23.57
33.34
25.20
20c
5
5.01
17.69
5.19
19.12
Fund Inc-1
2.52
36
8.07
2.77
38
8.77
Dreyfus
Baton
Fund
Inc
Fund
Fund
Balanced
Fund
Stock
Sgulty Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Industrial
Financial
Fund
Mutual
Founders
10
•
Corp
First Boston
2-53
12-
bond
1
Natural
ftmer
Street
Pioneer
Inc
Fund
3.07
1
17.77
6.73
7.50
3.00
Texas
United
1
14.20
14.27
13.23
2
14.27
14.31
27.68
25.60
8.78
69.75
22.22
22.44
Continental
15.13
Income
Fund
4.70
12.16
13.22
5.80
Shares
13.42
4.30
Science Fund
5.66
12.35
Fund
Fund
United
6.34
5.35
5.91
6.46
Inc..
4.79
& Towne Fund Inc.
8.33
9.01
11.78
12.14
11.59
12.53
13.82
14.10
9.61
10.31
20.18
22.01
18.83
20.36
4.14
4.47
Line
Fund
Line
Income
Van Strum
Washington
Wall
Street
Investing Corp
Mutual
1.84
2.02
1
10.59
11.45
Fund
Whitehall Fund
Wisconsin
Inc
Investment
Co
institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Institutional
14.20
86c
Fund__lc
Bank
Ins
12.99
Fund.lc
Growth
Institutional
95c
Series
16.71
10.80
1
2.17
2.47
1
5.41
2.58
Independence Trust Shares
North
9.46
1
15.28
Amer Trust Shares—
1
11.73
12.75
Boston
1
11.29
12.34
Series
1955
1
17.02
17.40
Series
1956
Investment
America
Trust
of
1953
8,
1953
b2.02
1.96%
Oct.
15,
1953
b2.02
1.96%
1.75%
Oct.
22,
1953
b2.04
1.88%
Oct.
29,
1953
b2.04
1.98%
1.90%
Nov.
5,
1953-
b2.07
2.03%
Bid
Ask
Bid
of
343/4
Co —10
Manhattan
361,4
First
—10
50%
52
National
_15
46%
48%
50
Chase
Bank
Bank & Trust
Chemical
Trust. —10
5 3/4
Bank & Trust_20
61%
Bank
Continental
....
Corn Exchange
&
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
Northern
Aetna
—10
Casualty 6c Surety
Aetna Insurance
—lo
Co
113%
6%
63
60
132
55
57
Par
Home
5
Insurance Co of North Amer__10
80%
Jersey Insurance Co of N
31%
33%
Lincoln
—10
32%
34%
Maryland
Alliance
American
American
Equitable
American
Fidelity
47%
49%
30%
32%
Casualty_5
20%
21%
Merchant Fire
Amer
Ins
of
Trust- —10
2iy4
10
&
36i/2
Trust
National
First
the
Franklin
23'/4
38%
Bank
_100
N
25%
26%
Merchants
—10
38%
40%
National
60%
62%
50
81
85
New
,10
57
Surety
Automobile
&
Manufacturers
20
65
Fire
Casualty
New
Bankers
Boston
&
Shippers
Connecticut General Life
Crum
41
Hampshire Fire
New
York
Fire
88%
35%
170
100
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
31
33
Co
Bank—
_
10
Irving Trust—
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
10
—20
Manufacturers Trust Co
—
20
(J P)
_100
& Co Inc
20
Bank
City
York
Trust
Casualty
Forster
23%
19
651/4
25
_
31
29%
Rye National Bank
10
Bank of Albany
National
.
Co
& Trust
Bank
.25
.—10
_100
Trust
States
116
47
4%
28
2 6 »/4
115
119
19
17%
280
270
Bank
43
Alabama
4
Arkansas
10%
11%
64
61
41
43
43%
453/4
10
423/4
44%
24%
83
Bid
Bands—
30%
7%
83/4
12.50
54%
1983
4 Vis
Power
4Vis—1983
Pow & Lgt
Ask
104 V2
104%
,
105 Vfe
104%
87%
90%
Pacific
Fire
10
86
—-
46 '
48
Pacific
Peerless
10
5
63
52%
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
60
50%
17%
Elec
Commercial
1983
37/8s
Power
50%
52%
Phoenix
10
96%
100 %
26
Providence-Washington
10
28
3'/is
Credit,
1965
101 Vi
102
101
St.
I.ouis
37
40
20
4iy4
44%
Bank
17
511/4
54%
Manufacturers Bank
& Trust_20
Amer
2
10
12%
49
First
60%
Republic
plena
Rutgers
Great
6c
(N Y)
Corp
(Texas)
5
Consumers
Diamond
103 Va
103 »/2
3%s—. .1983
Power
.1978
33/8s
Alkali
Florida
Iowa
Power
Public
&
26
27 %
St Paul
38
40
Seaboard
5
60
98
98%
103%
104
1983
103Vz
104 y2
1983
104
102
105
102 %
1968
107V2
St
Louis
62
105
105%
1984
105
105%
& Lgt 4s_1983
Cent Pow
10%
Kerr-McGee
Montana
31%
39
44
Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
47%
Standard
10
45
37%
Travelers
100
743
763
(New
Accident
39%
411/4
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
157%
U S
Fire
10
'"A*.
43
45
Westchester
-
FOOTNOTES
•No par
FOR
value.
62%
64%
bBld
3
Fire
63%
60
160
180
Francisco
Bank of Amer N
31
A_6.25
T & 8
32%
Bid
Ask
105%
105%
105
105%
1988
104%
105
1973
103
103%
106%
107
Bonds—(Cont.)
Natl
Northern
Gas
4'/2s—1973
Philadelphia Electric 37/8s„1983
Southern
Natural
Gas
4s
Wisconsin
Public
Service—
1983
4Vas
104%
Stocks—
New
England Power—
preferred
100
97
98%
Public Service Co of Indiana—
Texas
25
Elec
Serv
$4.64
pfd
•
k—
101%
102%
103%
105
Texas Power &
47
36
Security
152%
'
4%s
New York Tel 37/8s
49%
35
—10
'
63
59%
100
Trust
&
50%
60
$4.84
Lgt—
preferred
35
17%
10
10
33
16%
—10
Hartford Steamboiler
4%s
Oil
Power
333/4
10
Surety
Hartford
Fire
Bank
4.60%
Jersey
52
Co
Fire & Marine
Hanover Fire
9%
5
American
& Trust
Bank
Grove
30
47%
20
20
Trust
Union
27
25
25
Co
108
1978
4s
Kentucky Utilities 37/aS
33
—5
Fire
Trust
Mercantile
Mutual Bank & Trust
Washington Gas Lgt 4%s__1978
37/8s_1983
Lgt
Service
30
5
Republic
Globe
Reinsurance
—10
Falls
Globe 6c
Bank
National
National
4.90%
67%
Newark
Nat'l Bank—20
Exchange
Boatmen's
101 Va
35/8s_1983
Commonwealth Edison
84%
65%
42%
66
National Bank_20
States
102
18%
58%
42%
40%
12 y2
Bank-
National
United
Potomac Electric 37/8s
Calif
56%
80%
of
333
40 Vi
Security Issues
26
28%
Firemen's Fund
General Reinsurance Corp
318
64
82
66
5
2.50
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__ —10
Fire Assn of Philadelphia- —10
Firemen's
104
Portland
San
Trust—33 %
&
Recent
41
3.33Va
(San Fran) —10
101
Nat'l Bank & Trust—100
Mellon
52%
511/4
113
24%
2
25
United
National
50
River
Federal
37
277
269
37/8
48
Northeastern
II10
Employers Reinsurance
35%
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr—20
631/4
2
22%
North
•
25
Bank
Angeles
Pittsburgh
1,510
45%
1
10
—10
Assoc
52%
—
—10
Co
Inc
50 y2
22
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust-.17%
27%
2 4 V2
&
Employees Group
41
I
First
Freeport
25%
24%
Northern
39%
90%
36 i
200
210
10
Commerce
Security-First National
Brook National Bank
Meadow
of
22 Va
100 1,470
175
23%
195
..
■
33%
10
_16
10
33%
48
43
5
Co
Fire—
Continental
Ask
5
Insurance
Camden
.,
Bid
5
Amsterdam
32
195
National Bank of Detroit
Los
67
97
Trust
(The)
Hanover
Trade
10
Fire
20
—50
Bank
53
—20
Guaranty
5
Assurance
National Union
Re-Insurance
American
J) -2%
25
(Newark
American
425
Co
of
Jersey City
First National
415
Y
N
Square
403
10
City of N Y
National Bank—
Franklin
5
common
prior preferred
Bonding
$2.10
—10
Co
10
Massachusetts
Assur
&
Y—10
Life
Casualty
4
-5
Automobile
American
National
390
410
City Bank
Bank
Union
Continental Illinois
77%
240
375
100
137
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
10
Life
Trust
Cleveland
63
—10
Bank
Federation
Sterling
Companies
Agricultural Insurance Co— —10
Aetna
233
Bk_100
Co
National
Central
National
—16
Y)
Trust
Fiduciary
State
.
Ask
117%
100
Savings
Trust
Cleveland
Chicago
Bid
&
47%
10
Trust
""
Bank
National
Harris
382
370
_100
Trust
'
Par
*
Chicago—(Cont)—
Tower
Par
1.98%
Companies
,
the
United
Insurance
,
Ask
Bank of New York
National
1.28
Investors Management Fund
Investment Co of
1,
Oct.
1.80%
b2.00
Par
New
2.50
E_
1.16
lc
Institutional Found Fund
Oct.
1.75%
Bank & Trust
Morgan
Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
lc
Fund
1.94%
bl.98
_
Fund
Investors
Wellington
Income Foundation Fund Inc.lOc
Inc
Fund
1.90%
b2.02
bl.90
Sept. 18, 1953 (TAB)
5.23
Value
Ask
b2.00
1953
24,
Detroit
5.18
United
25.31
17,
Empire
Inc
Accumulative
7.83
1
Investors
8.02
66.25
13.88
Fund
9.20
1
Shares
Fund Inc
2.75%
1.65%
Bankers
Inc
United
4.89
11.63
26.07
b2.85
bl.90
1953
1953
10,
Bank
56.02
56.02
& Farnham Fund
8.39
10.64
2.60%
5- 3-54
3-53
bl.90
19.76
Investment Corp
4.45
1
Inc—1
2.55%
b2.80
Bid
Sept.
19.59
18.28
Investors.
7.14
7.63
2.50%
b2.75
1-54
bl.85
14.63
18.02
1
Fund
lc
6.96
b2.70
1t54
4-
Ask
1.70%
—
32
Television-Electronics Fund
6.84
2.80
4.87
2.40%
1- 4-54
2'
26 V*
25
Shareholders Trust of Boston-
Sovereign
lc
lc
b2.60
Ask
2.40%
6.45
24%
2.50
Amer Shares*-.
Selected
8.38
6.13
lc
1-53
Bid
b2.60
19.21
5.95
5
5
& Clark—
Stock
Common
lc
lc
Fund Inc
Incorporated
2.80
(net asset value)
Stein ftoe
shares
Mutual
Sept.
Fund
lc
Industry
Sept.
7.84
lc
2.25%
New York
6.92
Companies Inc
Hudson
4.64
10c
Inc
Value
Ouardian
4.24
Inc.
Fund
(Geo)
7.15
shares
Growth
lc
Fund Inc
Investors com
Fund
Putnam
6.31
shares.
8-
b2.50
27, 1953
3, 1953
Sept.
preferred
Petroleum & Trading
lc
shares
2.90%
2-53
1953
20,
Aug.
5.77
11.28
$1.50
shares.lc
lc
1-53
bl.80
Aug.
5.28
Fund...
England
Pacific
State Street
shares
1-53
7-
Bid
10.32
lc
9.56
shares
1-53
5-
3.00%
b2.40
Aug. 13, 1953
1
Inc
Fund
9.38
10.33
Equipment shares..
Growth
3.90
3.57
1
Natural Resources of Canada
8.56
9.43
shares
Utility
5.26
Series
Resources
9.18
9.18
4-
2.50%
b2.40
b2.50
12-
United States Treasury Bills
1
Industrial Stock
lc
shares
slock
4.81
Series
Speculative
8.53
shares
2.30%
2.20%
1-53
7.37
1
7.78
lc
2.20%
2.25%
1-53
10-
8.42
Series
Income
Scudder, Stevens
Company
Bond
6.74
7.70
Series
Stock
Preferred
—I
*
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
shares
1-53
10-
9.95
11.54
1
Bond Series
5.27
5.70
6-
12.56
9.10
2.75 %
11- 2-53
2-53
1-
Ask
2.00%
1-53
1-53
Due
Dated
Rate
Bid
9-
1-52
16.75
11.62
1
Corp
9.72
9.63
shares
Merchandising
15.61
1
Fund
Investors
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
shares—lc
bond
10.62
12-
1.25%
b2.30
Due
Dated
Bate
Nation Wide Securities—
National
8.87
8.79
4.80
5.19
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
Tobacco
3-
lc
administered
Railroad
2.30%
1
interest
beneficial
Of
9.82
shares
Fully
Steel
11-
8-96
slmres
BR
1-53
Mutual Trust Shares
Pine
Food
Mining
7-
8.32
10.16
Stock Fund-lc
(The)
Hallroad
2.75%
lc
Electrical Equip
Petroleum
1-53
2-53
7.59
9.27
shares
Priced
62-
lc
lc
1
1
Trust
Building shares
Chemical shares
Low
2.05%
2.35%
20.99
63.75
6.13
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Investing
2 %%
12.76
19.42
59.29
5.64
Corp
Investors
General
16.74
X12.76
value
Net asset
1
Fund Inc
Capital
Common
15.24
1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
New
Aviation
15.52
7.30
7.58
21.03
2.52
stock series
Gas Industries
General
14.28
6.66
6.92
19.19
2.32
Inc
General
1
1
lc
lc
2
1
series
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures
30.24
—lc
stock
Common
18.43
28.12
Fund—
Stock Series.—
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
17.05
Balanced
Howard—
6c
of
Units
Mutual Shares Corp—
Diversified Growth
Stock
1
beneficial Interest—•
Inc
Massachusetts Life
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Diversified Funds Inc—
Diversified
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Mass Investors Growth Stock
1
value
asset
Vegh
*
Net asset
beneficial interest—1
Ctfs of
Vegh Income Fund Inc—
39
41
k Admitted
2
23 y4
24 Va
yield price.
to listing oa the New York
Stock Exchange.
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t New
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
Issued,
Ex-rights.
I
Number 5245
Volume 178
The Commercial and
...
43
(519)
Financial Chronicle
Week Ended Aug. l
1S53
Third
Pre¬
based upon telegraph advices from the chief cities
the week ended Saturday, Aug. 8, clearings for all
liminary figures compiled by us
indicate that for
of the country,
increase compared with a year ago.
this week will show an
Bank clearings
495,162,768
All
all
248,500,000
490,676,955
+ 1.1
+28.8
+ 7.2
285,607,652
cities,
354,381,188
+15.3
254,571,863
+14.3
all
issue of
our
603,748,321
York
8,165,009
9,386,388
7,813,764
+20.1
1,071,596,506
2.9
1,063,009,891
6,268,919
+ 20.1
Federal
we
that week there
For
1.
week
same
results of the previous week
7,527,554
in
to the Federal
a
Districts
Reserve
of this
Outside
1952.
clearings at this center showing
city there
was
which
they
are
be estimated.
in
the
of
District
Reserve District
Boston
2.9%.
In
the
Cleveland
1.9%
of
week ended
194,248,159
184,099,283
+ 15.4
392,646,411
332,177,226
41,083,200
36,562,200
+ 12.4
36.589,200
37,495,60®
11,320,071
5,769,797
7,294,155
+ 96.2
5,353,107
9,520,878
+ 30.5
9,209,332
5,652,34ft
8,713,345
362,415,172
320,669,905
+ 13.0
342,813,120
324,683,298
1,130,474,010
986,315,005
+14.6
987,230,078
900,063,378
(7 cities)
Federal
District—Richmond-
Reserve
gain of 3.6%, the bank
a
totals record a falling off of
the
totals
Reserve
gain of
register a
District
District has to its credit an improvement of 5.8%,
12.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 7.2%.
14.6%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 6.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve
■of
The Chicago Reserve
5.0%.
the St. Louis Reserve District of
the Kansas
In
District the totals are smaller by 4.1%, in the
City Reserve
jReserve District by 5.3%
In the following we
Dallas
a summary
OF
BANK
Inc. or
1951
1950
$
Dec. %
$
$
636,811,774
1.9
—
616, 585,439
581,972,181
4th
Cleveland
Richmond
9,757,013,801
—12.8
8,386, 078,056
8,257,491,433
11
Philadelphia
8,506,358,927
"
1,040,281,880
1,071,596,506
—
2.9
1,063, 009,891
263,809,142
0.1
95,138,436
91,243,9251
514,160,007
509,426,91®
515,079,536
289,300,000
5,977,745
4,593,653
121,825,353
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
.
+ 14.9
3,803,270
4,090,62®
+ 16.7
102,957,443
91,818,04*
118,444.636
+
3.6
108,003,950
99,292,662,
122,722,172
8.0
500,297
7,095,644
485,922
137,501,490
+
6.1
137,565,259
142,208,691
793,149,601
Orleans
__
(10 cities)
755,501,152
+
5.0
739,505,224
670.831,004
Seventh
Federal
Michigan—Ann
Grand
1,757,681
14,028,237
7,770,997
8,012,849
68,716,000
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis
°
+42.9
1,506,107
1,696,603
+14.7
14,523,413
12,644,05®
8.5
7,762,550
7,165,387
+
+24.4
7,161,891
6,956,672
+15.8
63,314,000
68,690,000!
+19.5
+22.2
9,084,546
+ 3.4
79,340,680
4,570,565
72,070,917
32,087,521
32,603,895
15,099,345
16,120,418
9,379,144
7,849,548
Haute
3,310,864
2,710,001
Terre
92,849,962
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
—
0.3
33,219,239
+
13,089,985
1,465,951
851,843,763
13,107,038
—
3.4
0.1
4,227,229
Sioux
City
Illinois—Bloomlngton
_
Chicago
Decatur
89,775,830
4,240,240
34,362,555
Rapids
Moines
2,255,233
803,612,568
3,945,565
3,862,171
11,586,990
7,552,105
4,496,784
1,137,690,132
Peoria
14,546,648
3,873,649
;
cities)
(17
1,075,163,505
8,997,213
"
1,130,474,010
986,315,005
+ 14.6
987, 230,078
900,063,379
"
549,027.906
515,079,536
+
6.6
514, 160,007
Federal
Eighth
4,203,782
5.8
+
5,764,253
4,506,549
1,040,200,082
1,047,771,721,
301,200,000
287,300,00®
4.0
133,066,775
+
7.6
85,499,909
136,773,793
81,495,864
—29.1
1,960,938
2,114,693
521,727,622
507,684,349
509,426,910
Illinois—Quincy
Total
(4 cities)
562,476,756
.
501,794,857
670,831,004
1,047,771,721
7,607,437
5,686,272
6th
St.
4
"
562,476,756
501,794,857
+ 12.1
521, 727,622
507,684,349
Minneapolis
280,411,135
274,670,126
St.
116,818,474
97,311,539
7
"
430,354,372
401,476,072
+
7.2
413, 868,745
405,652,196
10
"
512,996,385
534,853,017
—
4.1
512, 487,664
520,513,172
385,817,524
—
5.3
325, 607,585
-6
"
365,247,126
316,343,470
904.523,000
Outside New York City
917,626,701
1.4
893, 368,491
853,723,041
—
16,557,430,770
"
Ninth
Federal
17,539,049,450
—
5.6
16,013,828,884
15,602,518,567
8,091,121,475
+
3.6
7,910,139,554
Paul
city for the
6,472,931
6,534,56ft
285,604,744
270,131,973
99,487,024
100,647,485
9,176,69ft
8.5
4,522,574
3.8
3,731,194
+ 162.3
2,813,933
4,193,9"?
4,241,19®
1.4
10,158,658
10,726,34®
7.2
413,868,745
405,652,19®
7,074.563
Dakota—Aberdeen
3,622,063
3,764,373
4,215,570
11,361,755
430,354,372
Helena
1,607,444
11,206,762
Montana—Billings
Total
Federal
Reserve
401,476,072
—
—
844,126
;
Inc. or
1951
1950
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
District—Boston—
5,697,976
4,496,485
511,397,702
524,041,303
+
1,881,718
2,067,323
26.7
4,551,558
4,960,184
2.4
513,009,319
480,600,627
—
2,671,995
1,747,023
52.9
2,064,483
—20.4
1,138,314
887,008
+ 28.3
922,411
3,342,612
2,264,114
+ 47.6
2,179,494
2,295,822
8,980,656
8,597,524
+
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
512,996,385
cities)
(10
138,330,197
142,773,095
5.0
8,931,769
8,627,966
10.7
20,000,311
13,922,977
8.3
316,039,413
327,182,663
11,722,531
3,071,566
5.9
13.517,348
+
6.5
3,422,336
+
10.5
2,593,474
2,680,083
4.1
512,487,664
520,513,173
+
—
Total
744,643
8,913,654
3.3
+
7,793,722
534,853,017
1,086,695
New
345,573,870
11,228,065
2,511,485
2,313,573
873,994
863,675
0.7
—
City
995,419
3.6
+
—
2,039,201
Lowell
9,265,136
17,739,704
316,926,109
11,895,208
2,673,828
2,555,751
-
Wichita
St.
5.5
+
8,801,452
19,629,521
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
1,977,129
695,160
7,479,093
136,986,286
—
1952
2,086,020
1,060,645
720,403
7,429,314
141,520,673
;
Omaha
Week Ended Aug. 1
+
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
1953
at—
(7 cities)
Hastings
1 for four years:
Portland
7,550,618
2.1
20.0
+
—
Dakota—Fargo
South
Tenth
Bdassachusetts—Boston
+ 33.8
+
7,627,738,546
detailed statement showing the figures for each
fidalne—Bangor
+ 12.1
District—Minneapolis—
Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
North
8,379,422,153
10
111 cities
Reserve
15,026,27®
7,264,864
+ 17.7
739, 505,224
Federal
13,885,429
+
1,040, 200,082
First
3,613,26ft
—20.3
—16.1
—13.9
281,000,000
5.8
Clearings
1,492,30®
783,284,40®
3,543,706
139,733,618
78,889,657
2,171,582
5.0
week ended Aug.
1,525,611
772,067,946
2.1
—
145,279,7-13
84,857,893
1,539,120
+
our
—35,0
+ 6.0
330,800,000
+-
add
4,326,921
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
755,501,152
now
9,250,927
3,259,215
District—St. Lonis—
Reserve
1,075,163,505
We
2,955,359
Missouri—St. Louis
793,149,601
Saiji Francisco
6,759,824
6,440,542
59,347,000
Bend
South
Des
1,229,643
12,225,026
1,137,690,132
Total
7,297,346
+ 10.4
District—Chicago-
Reserve
Arbor
"
22th
4,705,05*
+
"
21th Dallas
5,670,716
2.6
67,282,115
239,200,00^,
458,951
17
City
277,742,000
—
7,613,967
10
Minneapolis
77,296,533
1.7
+
129,559,252
8,408,479
Atlanta
Kansas
3.3
—
495,868
_1
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
3,918,210
104,433,354
Chicago
9th
14,652,251
82,551,893
284,600,000
6,134,506
-6th
20th
18.668,410
+ 26.6
17,786,383
22,526,445
79,798,396
Nashville
"7th
Louis
6.6
+
1,031,045,711
7
3rd
"
6
New
5th
1952
12
York
2nd
3,945,671
9.0
CLEARINGS
624,850,675
12 cities
Est Boston
3.3
87,071,041
District—Atlanta—
Reserve
Springfield
$
1—
5,108,675
257,897,157
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1953
Week Ended Aug.
12,931,00®
145,602,305
4,124,258
253,168,93®
549,027,906
Tennessee—Knoxville
Total
SUMMARY
132,565,920
4,939,286
Rockford
and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 1.4%.
furnish
2,356,483
15,469,842
6.9
87,128,626
(6 cities)
Total
3,230,996
5.5
281,072,349
Columbia—Washington,
Federal
2.1
15,263,000
146,271,695
3,393,431
Carolina—Charleston
of
3,467,968
16,108,000
156,386,214
$17,539,049,450 in
in the Philadelphia
and
District
Reserve
—
located and from this we note
that in the New York District (including this city) the
12.8%,
7,242,28Z
+ 13.0
405,049,440
Sixth
We group the cities according
decrease of 13.4%.
in
6,370,749
204,700,589
467,363,788
Total
the aggregate of clearings
decrease of 5.6%,
a
country having amounted to $16,557,430,770 against
for the whole
the
was
1,031,045,711
231,243,337
Maryland—Baltimore
further below,
statement, however, which we present
able to give final and complete
are
Aug.
4,898,873
11,975,563
10,168,92®
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
Alabama—Birmingham
detailed
7.0
—
Cincinnati
South
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to
In the elaborate
2,799,08*
5,525,420
1,040,281,880
Jersey—Trenton
(11 cities)
3,221,01ft
16,597,924
8,266,390
Richmond
the foregoing will appear
today, inasmuch as the week
the Saturday figures are not available at time
ends Saturday, and
12,459,020
+50.9
+54.9
5,270,461
11,582,748
Delaware—Wilmington
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+12.4
furnish them
We cannot
6,323,681
2,447,568
Fifth
+12.4
+12.8
681,002,576
week.
next
5,729,283
2,781,099
5,842,986
West
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
in
3.3
5,651,116
3,693,466
Total
$17,191,836,019 $15,297,226,391
week
cities for
8.6
—
3,198,344
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+14.4
+ 4.5
$16,510,833,443 $14,693,478,070
day
one
Total
985,000,00®
+
1,013,000,000
3,190,233
1,090,09*
+23.2
323,469,259
$13,355,820,563 $11,674,736,470
3,155,012,880
3,018,741,600
five days
cities,
4.2
Reading
District
Total
—
985,000,000
Youngstown
290,937,381
-
five days
2,779,793
Mansfield
408,725.824
Cleveland
cities,
1,414,83ft
3,994,927
Columbus
+ 1.5
+ 7.8
351,959,501
Other cities, five days
1,295,961
Cleveland
525,836,000
Pittsburgh
.
1,516,112
+32.8
+ 37.8
Wilkes-Barre
,
320,100,000
V '
Baltimore
+13.0
Ohio—Canton
+ 12.3
"
326.917,736
City
Francisco
Ten
752,635,051
957,000,000
533,857,360
Louis
St.
San
+442.4
1,434,382
2,929,473
Scranton
+ 16.9
971,000,000
!
Eoston
Kansas
1,139,650
1,313,132
1,028,000,000
2,946,070
Fourth
$7,512,731,734
845,116,107
4
Philadelphia
1,373,861
1,112,542
6,181,128
Philadelphia
%
1952
1953
$8,781,370,654
Chicago
4*
TELEGRAPH
BY
York
%
1,904,629
Total
Week Ended Aug. 8—
New
195©
$
1,483,264
4,035,788
New
1951
or
;
Lancaster
the week follows:
Inc.
Dec. %
*
Chester
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
$
District—Philadelphia-
Bethlehem
will be
total stands
at $17,191,836,019 against $15,297,226,391 for the same week in 1952.
At this center
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 16.9%. Our comparative summary for
12.4% above those of the
Reserve
Pennsylvania— Altoona
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
cities of the United States for
Federal
1952
$
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
River
Fall
Bedford
10,396,849
Springfield
Worcester
9,083,755
New
7,513,030
31,693,638
_
Connecticut—Hartford
fthode
9,386.325
37,652,551
15,046,811
—
30,291,300
1,682,903
2,588,568
624,850,675
Island—Providence
13,966,938
30.612,100
Haven
636,811,774
+
+ 10.8
20.9
7,432,491
6,752,580
—15.8
29,146,438
30,093,647
+
7.7
14,272,038
14,418,422
+
+
Eleventh Federal
Reserve
Texas—Austin
*6,500,000
310,655,813
26,887,809
5,646,000
4,792,564
Dallas
Worth
Fort
Galveston
Wichita
Falls
30,612,000
1,610,656
1.9
616,585,439
34,155,485
6,022,000
5.899,147
10,764,940
7.2
8,118,701
9,667,763
3.5
267,814,469
260,625,474
—21.3
29,334,421
24,614,891
—
—
6.2
—
Total
(12
cities)
5,454,62ft
10,202,764
9,922,522
5.3
325,607,585
316,343,47®
1.4
142,843.670
141,384,76®
385,817,524
581,972,181
—
Total
Twelfth
(6
cities)
Federal
Reserve
District—San Francisco—
—
152,074,156
Washington—Seattle
Second
New
Federal
Reserve
19,501,405
Einghamton
.
Buffalo
ts-
20,272,077
4,448,033
4,867,244
102,286.213
1,956.350
—
3.8
13,772.849
20,321.264
8.6
3,901.846
3,888,088
+
9.2
96,393,973
92.077,597
+
3.1
1,980,675
2.098,620
—
6.8
1,682.844
1,988,608
13.4
8,103,689,330
7,974,780,021
4.2
23,600,035
Connecticut—Stamford
N.
J.—Newark
Northern
Total
New Jersey
(11
cities)
26.286.619
15,783,344
+
2.7
19,306,181
16,618,884
28,092.049
27,659,181
"7
1.6
17,458.896
16,257,471
60.023,074
Rochester
1,821.080
9,447,927,975
25,177,305
York
20.2
3,635,021
3,760,381
3.2
147.474.065
163,331,188
—
3.2
59,763,045
57,161,828
+
12.4
+
3.3
10.619,797
9,100,787f
1.0
486,283,667
436,192,435
7.6
14,376,733
14,224,00®
6.1
4,623,721
3,495,751
7.5
9,657,131
9,067,158
1.4
893,368,491
853,723,041
5.6
16,013,828,884
15,602,518,567
3.6
7,910,139,554
7,627,738,54®
+
Utah—Salt
Lake
City
58,955,388
11,271,684
491,650,744
17,480.574
4,701,026
8,792,767
Jose
15,351,896
11,646,074
486,587,814
16,146,747
4,500,031
,
Francisco
San
150,983,859
17,257,976
Beach
Pasadena
San
146,148,631
—
9,505,878
—
—
23,499,262
1,945.725
16,215,124
New
3,562,493
57.085,625
Oregon—Portland
California—Long
8,178,008,617
Jamestown
154,163.159
—
111,723.160
2,017,096
Elmira
4,283.179
Yakima
District—New York—
York—Albany
6,058,20®
4,479.230
1.0
—
Hampshire—Manchester
New
5,658,000
—18.8
10,660,456
365,247,126
27,449,500
1,532,833
7,108,042
321,972,394
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
1.1
—35.0
i
District—Dallas—
—
51,789,645
+
15.9
52.651,574
56.364,073
+
5.0
51,639.853
53,606,498
16,004,74T
52,355,120
59,207,339
14,091,641
8,506,358,927
9,757,013,801
+
—
—
Santa
Barbara
+,
Stockton
_
—
—
—
12.8
8,386,078,056
8,257,491,433
Total
(10
cities)
904,523,000
917,626,701
16,557,430,770
—
17,539,049,450
8,379,422,153
8,091,121,475
—
Grand
Outside
total
New
(111
York
'Estimated.
cities).
—_
+
.:—uxl
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
(520)
*■'
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rates
Noon Buying
Country and Monetary Unit
AUGUST
TO
1953
INCLUSIVE
1953,
6,
Money)
(Value In United States
Rate for Cable Transfer! In New York
U+lities
Paul
Saint
Monday
July 31
Aug, 3
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
2.244272
2.244023
2.243525
.0544060
.0544060
Miller
.0235764
.0235862
.0235196
.0236833
Milprint,
Pan
Ceylon,
.325833
.325833
.325833
.325866
.325833
1.010390
1.010000
1.010390
1.010703
.00285625
.210500
.263200
.263225
.263200
2.788056
2.787747
2.788366
Zealand, pound
krone
United
Kingdom,
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349083
.193233*
.193233*
Oil
.233350
2.805417
2.805105
2.805/28
2.815625
2 .816250
Dividends
2.816562
(Continued from page 10)
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.425531*1
.425531*1
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.531914*1
.531914*1
.329166*
.329500*
.329333*
Name of Company
.531914*1
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Power & Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)__
4.56% preferred
(quar.)
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
3.70%
were
a
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
which $52
Inc. (+) or
Aug. 6,
Redemption
20,243,101
fund
for
1,214,152
51,001
—
R.
F.
792,222
| notes
911
+
95,818
+
and
decreased
of
Airlines-———
S,
&
Discounts
and
Industrial
U.
8.
21,035,323
336,786
186,188
2,978
Bought
1,118,334
1,064
—
13,976
560,658
120
advances
loans
Govt,
50,090
—
—
281,924
—
+
1,672,304
4,995,716
Notes
Bonds
+
13,773,671
4,521,975
:
deposits
but
assets
liabilities
and
Total
bought outright
repurchase
2,072,554
+
24,963,666
1953
Total U.
S.
Govt,
securities.
Loans
F.
R.
and
securities—
25,527,302
notes
other
of
banks
+
3,390,132
premises
Other
1,703,649
+
1,987
■
97,168
—
49,995
+
+
+.'.
139
146,908
assets
752
—
9,319
188,179
-Real
336,097
—
+
706,863
Notes..
25,883,042
89,569
+
+ '
1,002,601
Deposits:
460,414
381,008
—
556,615
...
Other
9,977
+
331,978
avallabilitFcash
liab.
and
accrued
items
17,449
liabilities
+
28
+
—
33
—
1
securities—total
S.
1,440
1,021
206
—
—
—
101
—
45
—
50
Reserve
Banks
—
582
10
—
62
—
116
76,907
Demand
—
+
178,747
+
2,514
7)
13b)
gold
to
+
635,335
:
191
40
1
—
+
F.
—
—
36
—
—
7,972
+
336,097
+
18,586
5,478
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
+
80
+
-
+
0.1%
4(4%
+
437
9,577
299
+
36
+
23
—
17
+
2
—
7%
587
—
Auction Sales
20
by R. L, Day & Co. in Boston
16,313
25
Shares
2,533
100
Shares
foreign1
preferred
25,406
2,091
3,574
+
25
+
16
Units
25
Condition Sfatemenl of Member Banks
.4
Co.
Wednes¬
on
78
Shares
of
Gorton
Dehydrating & Milling
$50).
Pew
Griscom
Fruit
Alfalfa
(par
Gorton
Shares
statement
&
Pew
Walworth
Fisheries,
Russell,
the
Co.,
Edgewater, Steel
English
Co.,
5(4% preferred
credited to
domestic
Commercial,
industrial,
and
agricultural
^11 reporting member
loans
de¬
and a total of $28
banks.
i
$25 million.
Changes
press
ac-
release.
th?rhiW^°f^-Tr^a+SUr^ £ills
decreased $45 million in
^ Chicago District and $25 million in New York City
$3
was
a
member
net decrease
banks.
RR.,
of $101
Holdings
4(4
August,
81
9-1
8-14
S- 1
8-14
9- 1
8-14
$1.10
$1.41+4
9- 1
8-14
t2c
9- 1
8-12
8-14
7-28
75c
10- 1
9-16
12+2C
$1.50
9-11
9-11
8-26
8-26
30c
70c
25c
3-14
8-14
9-15
8- 7
8- 7
15c
9-17
25c
35c
9- 1
9-30
8-27
8-12
9-15
$1.75
25c
10- 1
8-15
9-15
7-15
9- 1
*8-14
9- 1
9-1
,8-15
Elder
Mines,
Ltd.
(interim)
Electric
Auto-Lite
Ferries, Inc.,
preferred
Co.
—
prior
Electric%dse
&
Ely
&
7+0
preferred
and
including
those
of
million
at
all
report¬
Treasury certificates
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
stocks
common
called
under
Rubber
(quar.)
Company
American
OF
and Issue—
Service
Co.,
preferred
TENDER
Aug 12
-
Walker
Dry Goods
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., common
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Forge 6c Steel Corp., common
Railroad
Page
$5
preferred
237
$5
preferred
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Equity Corp., common
$2 conv. preferred
(quar.)
Erie
Date
stock
:
:
Corp.
Empire District Electric Co.—
5%
preferred A
(quar.)i.
Erie
NOTICE
(quar.)__—_
common
(quar.)_^
EmersonlElectric Mfg. Co., common
Notices
found
8-14
$1.34
Extra
Below will be
9- 1
$1.06+4
Elgin National Watch Co.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
8-14
$1.06(4
_____
9- 1
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
5.65% preferred (initial quar.)_—
$10 lot
_____
8-28
8-31
$1.02(4
(quar.)
.$1,37+2'.
Electric
1978.
9-11
9-12
52il4c
-
pfd.
9-21
8- 3
8-5
8" 5
9-16
8-31
(quar.)—
Electrolux
they increased $22 million in the Cleveland District-
there
ing
Albany
9- 4
9- 4
3--3
9-30
50c
$4.40
20
common
10- 1
10-1
S-15
3-25
50c
t50c
iOc
50c
______—_
(quar.)
4.10%
7-15
(quar.)___
2nd preferred
Emhart^.Mfg. Co.
"OthS loans increased
° ln(?ustry aPPear in another
Other1
and
&
banks.
creased $36 million in New York City
a*
*
8-14
(quar.)———
preferred
convertible
$4.25
6%
Boston
8-11
8-11
8-15
9- 1
$1.75
$1.50
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)___
5.36%
43
Ltd
Flett
4(4%
16+2
$10)..
Ltd,
(quar.j^
Natural Gas Co.,
Paso
20
(par
j
Fisheries,
El
BONDS
$1,000
9? 1
9- 1
J'
—__—__——
Co.
20'/8
Ltd.—
common
Loom
Ltd.
Corp.,
Eddy Paper Co.__
5%
j
of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows
the following
principal changes for the week
ended July 29: Decreases of
$209 million in loans to
banks, $206 million in holdings of United States Gov¬
ernment securities, $479 million in United
States Gov¬
ernment deposits, and $299 million in
demand deposits
9-17
7-31
8-14
8-14
8-21
11-21
8-15
25c
'
'
The condition
3-21
3-21
9- 1
12- 1
120c
—
+-—
Investment Trust,
Economic
$ per share
8- 5
8- 5
8-20
$1.50
$1.75
—
Ltd
iMd.j—
•
Co.—
Water
Interurban
(accum.)——--—•(accum. I _______—_—
Associates (quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities
Ecuadorian
National
Shares
accept¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Transacted
8- 7
8- 5
9-21
9- 1
9- 1
$1.12(4
Mines,
preferred B
Mfg.
8-15
8-15
19- 1
9-15
9-15
(quar.)_——1
preferred A
Eaton
7-29
8-15
9-18
8-7
Inc., common
&
$7
.
8-25
Eastern States Corp.
Eastern
8-19
8-19
9- 1
10- 1
3-15
8-15
3-15
9-10
19- 1
Corporation
Eastern
9-1
10c
7(4c
40c
preferred
preferred
Sullivan
East
10-1
8-25
.—,—
Louis
8-17
10- 1
9-1
8-15
7-29
9-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
8-19
9- 1
9-15 *.
11- 2
2-10
Freres Ltd.. 4.80% pfd.
Hosiery Mills, class A
St.
East
8-15
30c
—
(quar.)
130 c
(quar.)—25c
Class
B
(quar.)
—
25c
Duriron Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
31(4c
5% prefered (quar.)
______—
31lAc
1,375
+
8-31
8-14
7-31
S-31
8-17
3-30 +.;• 9-17
8-25
7-31
Instruments—
&
& Bradstreet,
Durham
8- 3
9-10
8-15
717/aC
(quar.)
Marine
preferred
Dupuis
2.9%
—
(quar.)—
common
(quar._)_.
preferred
convertible
30c
Dun
84
5
479
—
STOCKS
44.9%
——
Inc.,
Industries,
Common
»
1,304
912
10,771
706,863
$1.75
10c
25c
35c
50c
40c
933/4c
(quar.)
preference
5+4%
day, Aug. 5:
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
Corp., common
$1-50
15c
——
53,395
R.
for
+
:—
7%
Dumont-Airplane
46,334
re¬
on
Drug Co.,
3%%
14,423
+
131
(quar.)____
$6
—
166,792
and
Contingent liability
27
.
+
50,667,674
combined
purchased
-
—
.
Drewery's Ltd., U. S. A.—
Common (increased quar.)————.—
•
deposits adjusted
deposits except government
U. S. Government deposits
27,543
certificate
deposit
liabilities
.
584,676
z
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
of
2,316
——
-
Dresser
916
—
977
banks
Time
344,042
—
260,711
(Section
Liabilities—
548,527
1,194
—
domestic
with
—
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Ltd.
Bros.,
Industries
4%
1,150
+
14,393
i
"«•
110c
125c
130c
$1
preferred (quar.)
Drackett Co., common (quar.)________——_
4% preferred A (quar.)___
511
1,222
—
7,520
Federal
+
tl5c
preference (quar.)_____—_
Dow
35
476
762(40
__—.—.
Extra
50
+
—
19,425
...
with
+
5,440
Cash in vault
Balances
+
25
2,855
bonds
Reserves
4
209
+
4,985
indebtedness...
securities
190,492
+ '
,
32,705
notes
U.
+
—
6,326
...
of
169
1
—
(quar.)
Douglas Aircraft
Dravo
763
446
certificates
1,887
pur¬
bills
Treasury
3,719
carrying
or
Borrowings
Surplus
ances
—
Foreign banks
Other capital accounts
note
22,643
7,992'
Government
+
1,830
for
dealers
purchasing
loans
242
$1
Donohue
Dover
banks
170,013
Capital Accounts—
serves
S.
134,844
—
49,627,952
Capital paid in
BuTplus (Section
Ratio
to
+
297,573
2,764,858
divs.
—
11,187
—
20,962,603
Total
and
—
1
Forelgn
Other
+
3,665
loans
645.913
84,645
+
19,613,596
2,528
+
...
estate
Loans
Other
Member bank—reserve accts
U. S. Treasurer—gen. acct-
+
242
carrying securities
for
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Deferred
brokers
or
Treasury
Liabilities-
386
—
agricultural
and
...—
loans
Other
69,054
(J.
50,667,674
industrial,
securities
4,779
+
■—
to
—
40,000
...
chasing
Other
181,155
Uncollected cash items
Bank
186,308
—
23
foreign banks
79,606
8-21
3-15
9-25
8-31 \
Ltd.—
Investments,
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)___
Stores,
Common
39,381
;
Commercial,
Loans
Total loans
Due from
Investments—total
and
loans
Dominion
1952
*
140c
(quar.)
Co.
Bridge
preference
5%
(In millions of dollars)
Loans—gross
1,987,054
+
24,963,666
1953
Corp. (quar.)
25c
Oil Fields (monthly)25c
;
2=c
Dominion-Scottish
July 30,
10c
.__—_______
Mfg.
Monthly
July 22,
40c
25c
Extra
Dominguez
Dominion
dec. (—) since
July 29,
Loans—net
85,500
—
reporting
..
8-1
ll-1 B
7-11
7-11
7-31
8-21
.
9c
(quar.)__
Houses, The.
(quar.)
Dobbs
■
Inc. (+) or
8,205,598
under
agreement
of
'
Assets—
Held
to
follows:
banks
5-•
641,448
—
credited
,
$1;
Inc.—
Investment Fund_____.
Dixie Cup Co.
district.
one
1,306,404
6,798,000
—
of
summary
member
outright—
Bills
Certificates
in all
—
8-15
11-18
8-15
8-15
8-10
9- 1
9- 1
Funds,
Diversified
Dodge
A
securities:
Diversified
United States Government deposits de¬
Demand
;
50c
50c
25c
25c
2»c
75c
tquar.)
preferred
,
9- 7
10- 1 30c
9- 3
8-10
30c/
9- 3
8-10
$2
9- 3 \ 8-10
75c
12-15
12-.4
90c v 9.-1 v
8-15
35c* . 3-20 8- 6
v
(quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)_j
Dictaphone Corp., common
(quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)
at
domestic banks decreased
+
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
adjusted increased in seven districts
resulting in a net in¬
districts.
all
in
creased
1,481
—
Yards
Stock
9-10
9-J0
9-10
9-10
8-21
8-17
42c
Ltd.
Union
Denver
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
30c
—
(s-a)_—————»—
Dennison Manufacturing, class A
(quar.)—
Voting common
(quar.)
——
—
$8 cum. debentures (quar.)__
Denver Tramway Corp., 1st preferred (s-a)_
5%
all reporting member banks;
the principal changes were an increase of $135 million
in the Chicago District and a decrease of $134 million in
City.
.
Derby Gas & Electric (quar.)——
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
the other five,
in
million
$80
New York
Total gold ctf. reserves
Other cash
}
•»
in the Chicago District.
was
1952
1953
crease
Gold certificates
million
Demand deposits
dec. (—) since
July 29,
$16
Holdings
of Treasury
notes decreased $50 million.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $62 million, of
dollars)
1953
the larger changes
million in New York City and an
million in the San Francisco District.
decrease of $72
of
92(4c
$1
$1.07
$1.14
:
4%
of indebtedness decreased $45 million;
increase
Holdert
Payable of Ree
Share
r
'
•
Delaware
Merchandise.
depends upon type of
Aug. 5,
>
When
,658327*t
Delnite Mines,
Assets—
Sep
this issue..
in
2.806039
2.815937
.425531*1
of
*
Corp.-—
.233337
.233350
.233350
2.805105
2.815625
rate)
thousands
1
bonds
4%
bonds, due 1962
f. 5%
mortgage s.
Delta-C.
(In
390
*
Refining
&
.193233*
.561797*1"
tApplicatlon
390
1
1
f.
.0349100
.193233*
.233350
(free
1
15-year s.
.496766*
.0348850
.193233*
pound sterling—_
due 1961—-Sep
preferred stock
.140154*
'+
.140154*
.496766*
.0348900
pound——.
*
"Announcement
.531914*1
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
•Nominal.
1st
.496766*
—
Africa,
1
cumul. income debentures due 1964—Sep
5(4% conv. preferred stock
Oct
20-year 5 (4%
2.788675
franc
South
Oct
trust
Collateral
Roosevelt
.140154*
peso
*
*
.263225
2.787747
*
4
Reynolds Metals Co.,
.116228
.116228
.116228
.116076
.263225
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
of
2.816562
,
.116076
Norway,
Union
2.815937
2.815625
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
Switzerland,
.210533
.210500
2.815625
.00285625
2.816250
.00285625
.210466
.00285625
.210533
.00285520
(Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
France,
.00435401*
.00435401*
50
Pittston Co.—•
.210450
.00435401*
.210400
.00435401*
■-+
.00435401*
—
383
1
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Corp.,
.210450
.210400
.210400
rupee
Finland, Markka
a common stocks_Oct
American Petroleum & Transport Co., 4% pfd. stk._Sep
class
and
prex^rred
inc.,
Page
Oct
1
Aug 20
.—Sep
1
1
stock
debs
4.8%
convertible preferred
Manufacturing Co., 5% sinking fund
Corp.,
.0544060
1.009637
Date
Ltd., class B stock
Canadian Wirebound Boxes,
.0235431
dollar..
391
CALLED
ISSUE
and Issue—
Company
'
.0200000
.0200125
.0200000
.0200000
.0544060
Free
Malayan
390
390
—-Sep 15
1965
ENTIRE
.0544060
Malaysia,
Canada, dollar
1
3'/»%
bonds due
7%
mortgage
Carrier
British
1
bonds, series B, due 1S71
Oct
debentures, due 1977——Sep
314%
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.243774
.0200000
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruziero—
388
389
390
Depot Co.—
Union
.133333*
2.243525
pound
295
386
387
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
New
1st
.200000*
.133333*
Preferential
Australia,
$
382
.
Toho Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
$
.200000*
Basic
Page
-
pfd. stk._Aug 12
•«
Seaboard Air Line RR.,
Aug. c;
Aug. 5
Aug. 4
$
$
Argentina peso-
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
pr.
Co.—
ref. mtge.
1st &
Friday
Illinois, 5(4%
of
1
1st mortgage and collat. trust 3+2%
bds. due 1972__Sep
1
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge. 3%% bds. due 1983—
Aug 17
Keyes Fibre Co., 5.6% 1st preferred stock—
Aug 28
New England Gas & Electric Association—
20-yr. s. f. collat. trust 4% bonds, ser. C, due 1971—Sep
1
Northern Pacific Ry., cohat. trust 4%>% bds., due 197o__Scp
1
Pittston Co., collatedal trust 4%
bonds, due 1961
-Sep
1
Citizens
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREA8URY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
31,
Investment Co.
American
Pursuant to the requirement
JULY
Date
Company and Issue—
12(4c
15c
•
8-14
-8"^
8-10
8-10
7-10
7-24
15c
9-1
9- 1
8-28
9- 1
3-10
$1.25
tl.25
9- 1
1-- 1
8-13
32+2C
$1.12+2
15c
50c
7-20
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
11-13
Volume 178
Number 5245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Name of
Company
4%%
5%
prior
(The
Fairbanks
Co.,
Tne
4%%
(quar.)
pfd.
Morse & Co.
Gas
&
(N.
(quar.)
$0.185625
(quar.).
Y.)
50c
5% %
convertible
Federal
Insurance.
Jelin
J.)
(J,
Ferro
Jc
A
(quar.)
new
(initial)
'
."*"8-
1
*8-
7
Association
4%%
5%
Hercules
8-28
Hercules
Powder
Steel
9-10
Philadelphia
$1.12%
(increased
quar.)
4.90%
Ford
Steel
Class
A
Class
Fund
Fort
Works
Co.
Bond
Custodian
Series
Income
Freeport
Srnphur
Trailer
Gair
(Robert)
Gamewell
Co.
$1.50
rj 8-
7
Household
8-
7
"
9-
8-17
4.40%'
1
8-
3
8-15
8-
3
1
9-
1
-
5.12%
Humble
8-20
Hunt
Cable
Corp.,
1st
4%
convertible
9-15
9-
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
8-
3
General
preferred
_
preferred
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Dynamics
Electric Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
4%
preferred
series
C
Corp.
9-18
(final)
6%
preferred
$1
60c
preferred
(quar.)_
series
tially
General
S6
Steel
General
9-
Stcck and
8-15
8-
11-
11-16
1
2
Co.
9-
1
8-15
9-15
8-25
(quar.)__
35c
(quar.)
8-15
7-17
7-17
8-15
9-25
30c
9-30
9-
8
9-18
1
9-18
8-15
7-17
10-
35c
10-
1
9-15
55c
9-
1
8-15
56c
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
Goodall
10c
(quar.)
15c
Inc., 4%
pfd.
6% preferred (quar.)_
Gorham Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Gossard
(K. W.t
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Co.,
Grayson-Rofcinson Stores,
preferred
Great
Southern
(quar.)
Common
$5
k
preferred
preferred-
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
Power
(quar.)
:__
New
Water
Stock
Co.
(quar.i
(quar.)
8-21
1
8-
9-
1
8-12
25c
11-
1
10-24
(Fort
Co.
,1
1
$1
8-29,
4
Special
35c
9-
1
8-14
(quar.)
RR.,
87 %c
9-
1
8-14
$1.10
9-10
8-20
11-19
(quar.)
common
B
Joint
(R.
8-20
12-10
11-19
3-10-54
2-18
9-
9-
1
8-
(quar.)
11 %c
91-
1
8-
(monthly)
I.), preferred
preferred
(quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
8-31
$1
$1
$1
$1
Pipe Co.,
Common
common
(monthly)
9-15'
Ltd.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hamilton
Watch
Co.,
common_,
preferred
Instrument
(quar.)
9-30
250
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
45 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
—
Co.,
35c
2
10-19
11-
2
10-19
9-
1
8-
7
8-28
9-25
Stores,
Steel
Lynch
common
(quar.) —
1
9-15
9-
1
8-14
MacWhyte
9-15
M.
&
M.
Woodworking
MacMillan
Co.,
Co
(quar.)_—_,
common
Co.
(quar.)
—
30c
9-
1
8-14
Mallory
1
8-14
Manhattan
1
8-25
9-15 f
9
9-14"
8-31
-2
preferred
preferred
8-
1
8-15 *
7-31
9-
8-14
9-1.
9
8-26
8-14
&
Jacksonville
Corp.
A
(quar.)—„
preferred
9-14
preferred
&
9-10
8-
7
Aluminum
Stock dividend
the
California
preferred
com.
Corp.
&
Power
(quar.)
preferred
1
11-
2
Co.
8-15
Kelvinator
8-14
8-31
8-10
1
8-
5
11-14-*
11-
5
9-30
9-18
9-1&*,
8-28
SI
9.-15*
8-28
100%
9-1-0*
8-25
7-16
933Ac
9-
9-21
11-
$4.50
8-28
9-11
11-
10-20
1
11-
1
10-
1
32 %C
10-
1
8-31
8
10-19
2
50c
10-20
1
99-
3
25c
Marshall
Field
Marshall,
of
Co.,
Canada,
common
preferred
Ltd.
Massey
(quar.)_—^
—
(quar.)
4% %
pfd.
(quar.)„_
Co
Chemical
4%%
preferred
Macotta
Stock
8-13
New
Corp.,
(quar.)—_
common
preferred
convertible
4%%
(quar.)
1
8-14
8-14
$3.75
Mayt'ag
1
8-14
9-25
9-11
9-
4
8-14
1
9-15
1-2-54
t37%c
9-19
9-
4
Mclntyre
9-19
9-
4
Mead
50c
9-
1
8-14
10-
1
9-15
10-
37 %C
10-15
10-
8
Common
(quar.)
37 %C
1-15-54
1-
8
Common
(quar.)
37%C
4-15-54
4-
8
$1.25
1-15-54
1-
9-15
8-25
1
8-14
9-25
8-31
5%
preferred
common
(-s-a)
Kentucky Util ties Co.,4%%
preferred
Kerr-Addison
Keyes
Fibre
5.60%
Class
1st
A
Co.,
quar.)
(quar.)
$3
common
(quar.)
Mines,
common
preferred
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
(interim)
(quar.)—.
(quar.i
—
—
$1.18%
J20c
9-
1
1
8-15
8-
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
50c
9-
1
35c
10-
1
75c
11-
1
Frank
Co.
8-14
8-25
8-17
8-27
9-15
8-25
9-10
8-14
Fire
Extra
(quar.)
3
9-
1
8-14
8-20
9-10
8-20
1
11-15
8-31
8-10
12-
10-
9-18
1
8-21
8-14
9-30
9-15
9-
1
10-
8-21
1
10-
1
9-14
9-14
8-14
9-15
8-27
9-15
50c
$1.06'A
9-
1
8-
7
12-
1
11-
6
8-10
9-10
8-10
9-10
9-
9-11
50c
45c
1
9-
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9•
1
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
8-
1
7-15
8-14
8-28
8-28
8«14
9-30
9-15
9-
1
7-31
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
4
4
common
preferred
2nd
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-15
8-
$1.18 A
Corp.
Y.)
9-
1
8-14
40c
9-
4
8-14
9-
4
8-14
20c
10-
1
9-11
87%c
$1.06%
$1
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
1
—
—
$4.25
7-31
>
Assurance
$3.50
8-15
15c
_
:
Co.,
7-27
8-
9-10
$1.06%
$3
31'Ac
$1.12%
U5c
37%c
(quar.)
Quarterly
$4
8-15
X50c
preferred A (quar.)
8-11
9
5
8-1l'^
5
40c
$1.06%
(quar.)
Coro.
9-10
10-
8-
8-20
8-25
5c
Telephone
Shoe
&
10-15
1
9-
5
8-25
9-10
II-
5c
30c
$1.25
10c
62 %c
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
&
7-31
9-11
15c
25c
25c
25c
50c
37Vic
50c
50c
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Meadville
Merck
3-20
8-
2/5c
Corp.,
4%%
4%%
12-19
4-1-54
8-15
—
preferred
$2.50
Meier
I-1-54
3
9-
—
(quar.i
Extra
Melville
9-19
9-15
85c
93%c
93%c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—,——
(1947 series)
(quar.)preference (quar.)
McCord Corp., common
Merchants
(quar.)
Gold
Co.,
(quar.)
8-10
1
5%
—
(initial
8
25c
Kentucky Stone Co.,
1
50c
12-15
25c
9-
10-
5c
Corp
preferred
preferred
preferred
$3.75
1
8-
$1.06'A
May Department Stores Co., common
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
dividend
common
9-
87 %c
(increased quar.)
—
Co.
Co.,
Wells
Mathieson
87 %c
—
(quar.)
Drydock Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
Harris Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
4Vi%
8-12
9-
&
3
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
8-12
9-
(quar.)
Maryland
9-
9-10
1
9-
2.50
35c
30c
—
(quar.)^i
common
preferred
8-31
1
8-14
8-21
9-
10%
Corp.,
Marmon-Herrington
Maul
40c
(quar.i
Extra
8-15—
8-15
Co.
Realization
$1.12%
12-
9-15 -tfr
7-16
$1.12%
(quar.)
Kellogg Co., common (quar.)
3 Vz %
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
9-
8-15
(accum.)
Shirt
dividend
J87%c
4.50%
4
8-10
Marathon
$1
8-
1
Stock
8-25
95c
9-15
8-27
7-24
8-31
5%
8
9-15
Refrigerating Co.—
preferred
8-14
Light
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kendall
8%/
$3.40
3.80%
1
7-24
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
62 %c
1
„
9-15
5%
Dept.)
(quar.)
9-
9-10
1
$1.25
1
Vegetable Parchment Co.
City
(quar.)
Chemical, com. (quar.)
(subject to the approval of
10-
.
10-
2c
&
150c
^
50c
3c
$1.16
9-i
Manhattan
35c
(quar.)
common
Kawneer
9-. 1
8-10
40c
—
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
Kaiser
4%
8-14
1
40c
(quar.)——
&
Kansas
2-20
1
9-
Mar-Tex
Extra
5%
9-
35c
(quar.)
Johnson,
(increased quar.)—,
Co.
&
9-
Inc.—
common
R.)
15c
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,I
Tea
Kalamazoo
11-25
"
—
——-—-—
8-25
*
12-15.
3-12-54
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Jewel
(P.
15C
Corp.
Gas
preferred
Jervis
4%
Knitting Mills,
Jantzen
5%
Manufacturing
Heintz, Inc.,
8-25
9-14
!
(quar.)
35%c
(quar.)—
Fireman
Johnson Ranch Royalty, common
8-18
9-
—
(quar.)
4%%
Johnson
8-14
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Garden Corp.—
44c
$1.76
8-3
1
—
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Iowa
9-21
12-22
10-
25c
8-14
preferred (quar.)
Southern Utilities,
common
9-19
1
1-2-54
62Vic
1
11-25
8-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
1
RR.
(quar.)
common
Lyon Metal Products—
5%
preferred (quar.)
10-
35c
Inc.
Co.,
Extra
$1.10
(quar.)
Service
Nashville
&
Lucky
82 %c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
5
8-21
50c
Louisville
Lukens
37 %c
35c
$1.42%
25c
38c
62 Vzc
62%c
62Vic
.
5
3
$2.50
$1
12Vic
25c
(s-a)
9-
9-10
25c
9-15
9-14
preferred
$1.05
2
c20c
10-15
10-15
5%
4.20%
1
J$i.25
Manufacturing Co.
t75c
X75c
(s-a)
Island—
iquar.)
Light Co.,
1
Exploration Co. (quar.)—
Louisville Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
Madison Square
f$V25
Hamilton
9-
&
Mackintosh-Hemphill
9-
J35c
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Land
8-14
9-29
\\2VzC
8-15
preferred
preferred
8-14
3%
9-
8-31
5%
5%
Louisiana
1
3
8-14
10-14
1
8-
45c
2
9-
8-27
„
11-
9-
9-
12-15"
H
8-13
4
(quar.)
common
Long-Bell Lumber Corp. (Md.), cl. A (accum.)
Lorain Coal & Dock, 5% preferred (quar.)_
8-14
1
35c
(quar.)
Corp
of Rhode
8-
1
9-
35c
Co.
8-15
9-
Star Gas Co.,
4.75% convertible preferred (Initial)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)
97 %C
25c
25c
5
10c
preferred
preferred
Public
8-
8-31
933Ac
8-14
J25c
$1.37%
&
1
8-
1
t37V2c
t37»/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
2-18
9-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd., class A
50c
60c
guaranteed
guaranteed
Special
1
5c
—
10-21
11-, 1
original
Corp.,
preferred
-
8-19
9-21
4
.;8-12
12-10
35c
$1.25
(quar.)
1
3-10-54
00
9-10
3
8-17
9-
8-
8-
65c
—
$1.10
9-
3
9-
$1
$1.10
Lock
9-
3
40c
a—_
20c
(quar.)_—
Jack
J5c
Co.,
convertible
8-28
9-
Original
Local
9-
7-27
1
9-
9-10
(quar.)
Miami
8-31
7-31
8-15
.
60c
(quar.)
9-10
100%
preferred
4%
8-17
9-15
55c
(quar.)
preferred
9-25
,50c
5%
Hammond
9-15
50c
Insurance
preferred
35c
Co.—
Ltd
Cotton.
7-31
15c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
3V2%
Little
Lone
com.
/
7
8-15
10c
—
quar.)
(quar.);.
Co.
3.90%
8-14
"
^
-
3.30%
4.40%
Iron
42V2c
Cementing
(initial)
;___
Hamilton
9-23
25c
(quar.)__,
7
8-
$2c
8%
;—L_
Co.
Corp..
1
Original
8-14
prof-
—
preferred
Power
Iowa
8-7
50c
preferred
Well
Bridge
1
of Central
8-
8-14
1
9-
30c
3
12-
1
ordin¬
(quar.)
America—
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
9-1
$1,25
dividend
Mires.
Life
Quarterly
Liquid Carbonic
Corp.—
Foundation, Ltd., com.,
preferred (quar.)'
conv.
$2.50
1
$1.25
iquar.)
Hamilton
9-
50c
7-31
1-2-54
9-
$1.75
f50c
common
Hallnor
6%
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Oil
8-20
Co.—
Corp.
(accum.)„
Corp.
Investment
9-15
50c
4.64%
Rys.
Investors Trust
5%
—
Corp.
Halliburton
8-28
37 %C
(quar.)
3.75%
Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Hackensack
1
50c
(quar.)
Engineering
Intertype
9-
44c
RR.
(quar.)
Co.,
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)__.r
Indiana)
Class
Machines
1
(quar.)—
Co.
Tobacco
Chemical
Lionel
9-
Corp.
Myers
Co.
(increased
Glass
of Virginia
Co.
4
Gypsum Lime &: Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Hajoca
Interstate
9-
10c
(quar.)_—
Ccrp.
7-29
9-10
1
security
—
income—-^-
Libby
&
National
Lindsay
9-
from
1
9-
9-15
$4c
8-
8-15
112 V2c
tquarj
preierrea
$5
9-18
to
convertible
$1.40
Jones
Water
Ohio
1
75c
13c
1
9-
Canada
9-18
25c
quar.)
$5
8-14
9-
1
35c
(quar.)__
Tap & Die Corp.
Mobile
8-31
9-15
10-
56V4C
& Dock
Box
3
Inc.
GVeat West Coal Co., Ltd.—
50c class A
1 quar.)
I
Greer
Hydraulics, Inc.
(quar.)—
Guilford-Chester
&
Link-Belt
$3
Products
preferred
3%%
(quar.i
Lakes Dredge
Greenfield
8-15
8-
X25c
_
Granite'CHy Steel Co., com. (stock dividend)
-5V2■%
preferred (quar.)___—
Gray Mfg. Co. (quar.)
$2.25
McNeil
Wayne,
10-
$1.25
Utilities
15c
(quar.)
common
Great
Lincoln
(quar.)
Resistance
$1
quar.)
Union
Liggett
3
8-10
Harvester
preferred
5%
50c
Employees Insurance Co. (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
k
Class
Gulf
7%
75c
Government
Grand
5
$1.75
Sar.ford
Grafton
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
common
Co.
9-
50c
(quar.)
Rubber
6
8-
$1
International
Iowa
Corp
Co.,
Goodall
8-
8-14
Participating
(quar.)__;
preferred
1
8-20
8-20
International
J25c
common
____
7%
Savers
9-
1
International
$1.50
Ltd.,
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—■
$5
preferred (quar.),
Gillette Co., common (quar.)_
Globe-Wernicke
Insurance
Libby
1
from
9-
7-31
(quar.)
of
Libbey-Owens-Ford
1
Business
International
40c
(quar.)
American
Life
30C
9-15
9-30
25c
of
(quar.)
Castings Corp., com.
preferred
7-20
9-
Quarterly
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25
9-19
9-
17c
8-19
1
^
investment
net
12-19
9-
Its)
International
Co.
Fund
8-15
Group Shares
income and
ary
Salt
9-30
20c
(quar.)
5
8-14
40c
Ltd
Mines,
12-30
Ltd.—
Fund
Gold
From
common
Bond
„
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
*37%c
Co
:_
——
8-15
1
35c
Copper
9-15
1
9-15
& Sons Co., com. (quar.)_——
Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
changed
9-15
.
General
Globe
Name
Inc.
Leslie
A
Co.
9-
5
11-
11-15
25c
(quar.)
(James)
Leverage
5
t30c
(s-a)_L
Shares,
Fabrics,
Inc.
8-14
&
common
8-
9-
(quar.)
G.),
8-14
Canada,
Britain
Ltd.,
class
Co.,
Co.
Institutional
8-10
1
Great
Color,
Consolidated
8-10
8-14
t,
Steel
(R.
Life
of
8-19
9-10
1
8-15
50c
___.
Inc.
8-
8%%
&
preferred
8-10
4
10-1
5c
Telephone Co. of Ohio, com.
preferred
(quar.)
$2.20
out
subsidiaries)
preferred
Inspiration
9-
Co.
10-
75c
._!
50c
of
12-15
9-10
X20c
____—
8-31
$3
Co.
12-15
12-31
40c
^
Candy Shops,
$1.25
:
12-31
25c
,—
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
9-15
30c
—
(increased)
8-15
J37%c
37 %C
Water,
International
payment
a
General, Steel Wares Co.,
General
11-10
25c
from
Refractories
General
11-25
Corp.—
representing
Philippine
84%c
56%c
(quar.)
domestic subsidiaries).
(representing a payment substanfrom
net
income
received
from
Special
'
Leitcli
♦
Water
&
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
8-11
(s-a)
participating
Gas
Inland
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Equipment
Corp
Utilities
income
net
Convertible
9-4
Lehigh
9-10
(quar.)
Assurance
Varnish
Indiana
Lees
8-14
3
9-30
25c
(quar.)
30c
(interim)
Imperial
Lea
8-14
3
9-15
"
1st
Plywood Corp., 5%
(Quarterly
Ireland
8-14
1
8-31
1
9-30
62 %c
,(M'o.)
quarterly
Secord
Tourneau
1
25c
Tobacco
11-10
$1.50
common
Public
Imperial
I,aura
57c
(quar.)
Foundation
(quar.)
Precision
Life
7
1
Co
Toronto
9
$1.50
preferred
General
10-
60c
Package Co.,
General
Imperial
11-25
"">•
25c
(quar.)
General
7 Vz %
Advertising—
preferred
4%%
8-14
1
8-14
'(s-a)
3%%
6%
General
9-
9-10
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.,
8-14
10-26
(s-a)
Outdoor
9-15
75c
(s-a)_
Metals
9-11
•
A
Mills.
1
75c
ordinary
series
General
10-
Zinc
8-
$1.25
preferred
non-cum.
9-
9-
(quar.)
Co., common
Central RR.
Indianapolis
preferred
General
50c
_J__
5%
General
9-11
___________
(quar.)
American deposit receipts
Finance Corp—
Foods
9-11
1
Ltd.—
General
General
;
10-
$1.75
Corp.
Electric
General
10-
$1
25c
iquar.)
General
„
preferred
Inc.
Extra
9-
12 %c
I
9-
15c
*
(quar.)
common
12 %c
Power
6%
■
15c
(quar.)__
2nd
Cigar Co,, common
General
'
5%
Idaho
Increased
9-
(quar.)
9-
t$1.75
88-
$40c
•
(quar.)
Bleachery & Dye Works—
8-11
8-31
31 %c
(quar.)
8-15
Ltd.—
class A
Co.,
Co.
Co.
1
8
8-15
1
25c
9-10
32c
25c
8-3
Lanett
$1
,v
Huston
9-17
8-11
1
7-31
1
t
(quar.)
Machine
Bryant,
31 %c
(quar.)
3
1
Lane-Wells
9-
8-14
9-
9-
$1
Quarterly
Le
5
8-15
9-30
(quar.)
8-12
8-15
10-15
9-28
15C
preferred
Landis
7-24
8-10
10-10
15c
Sessions
Lane
$2.50
3
8-
8-17
50c
(s-a)_
(quar.),
(quar.)
&
9-30
9-
10-15
(quar.)
B
9-30
15c
9-15
1
15c
A
Class
10-15
37 %c
Milling,
Inc.,
Class
Lamson
1
10-15
$1.
(quar.)L
A
9-
1
11-
(quar.)
9-30
$1.06%
^
(quar.i—
Peanut
7-25
8-11
1
B
10-15
Refining Co. (quar.)„
5%
preference
(quar.)
(Tom)
Class
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_____
8-
Bot-
common
preferred
common
(quar.)___
preference
8-15
9-16
Woods
(Alfred),
9-17
&
Foods,
Lambert
9-
10-
the
2
7-25
'
(Brooklyn)
(quar.) '
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.10
8-
10-
56 %c
of
9-
8-15
10-
$1.25
Bank
Common
933Ac
9- 3
1
$1.25
______
8-17
5%
—
30c
comqion
8-15
Illinois
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
B
1
62 %c
(quar.)
A
9-
9-25
1
10c
preferred (quar.)
7%
8-10
9-
10c
Lake Superior District Power Co., com.
Lake
9-24
12-23
(quar.)__
Lafayette
3
8-14
1
9-30
(quar.)
University
8-14
2
9-
10c
8-14
9-
4
8-18
$1.75
-
8-14
8-14
4
9-
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Apparel, Inc.
8-
9-
1
40c
1
_
8-15
1
10-
12-30
(quar.).
1
,
8-31
10-
$1.12y2
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
National
8-15
75C
A
1
5%
7-31
$1.12%
preferred
common
Extension
8-28
8-20
8-25
50c
Heater
Salle
9-11
8c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
15c
(quar.)
A
7
9-10
4
9-
$1.25.
(quar.)
4'/2%
9-
8-28
8-
50c
9-
9-25
1
9-25
$1
9-
$1.50
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
(quar.)_
._
Corp.,
preferred series A
Illinois
changed to "Pepsi-Cola General
General
5%
50c
$2
Kysor
common
56%c
37%c
(quar.)_
8-18
$1.06%
common
Mining & Smelting
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp.—
5%
9-10
25c
(quar.)—;—
1
50c
,
35c
(quar.)
9-
$1.05
Co.,
Corp.,
Co.
Common.class
37%c
(increased)
2nd
(quar.)
Bay
8-14
1
9-
1st
7%
9-
35c
(quar.)___
15c
(quar.)
preferred
8-14 "
9-
$1
6%
8-14
17 Vic
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)__
Stores
Hudson
8-15
50c
8-18
8-18
5
55c
& Co.
Company,
1'
12-24
9-
(quar.)
'
60c pfd.
common
preferred
Kroger
7-31
12-30
40c
(quar.)
Co.
H.)
1
(quar. )_!■__
preferred
4% %
tiers"
7%
preferred
Howard
8-15
50c
(quar.)_____
7-25
Co.
Co.,
Inc.,
Mfg.,
9-
(quar.)
Rubber
8-15
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
S.)
(S.
9-
40c
Corp.,
Finance
Hubinger
common
8-15
(quar.)
Co., com.
(N. Y.i,
preferred
4%
Bottlers—
Name
3%%
7-16
7
&
preferred
8-27
8-
Baking Co., $8 pfd.
General
Hardart
$2.25
8-
(quar.)
preferred
&
7
8-15
(quar.)
(S.
Kress
Kroehler
$1.09%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(George A.)
preferred A
8-
1
Kresge
8-17
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey
8-15
iquar.)___
preferred
.$1
Horn
$2.50
Gar Wood Industries, Inc., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Gardner Denver Co.,
common
(quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)_
General
6%
8-14
9c
Co.
Co.
7-31
8-28
53'/a C
(quar.)_
preferred
Hormel
17%,;
Co.,
preferred
Co.
$4.25
6c
Fruehauf
4%
Electrochemical
Co., $5 pfd. (s-a)
___
4
(quar.)
Mfg.
Funds—
Series
9-
9-15
87 %C
common
Co,
$4.20 preferred B
(quar.)
Foundation Investment
9-15
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
Hooker
8-28
25c
Corp.,
Hobart
8-15
5%
(quar.)
3
5c
net
from
(quar.)——
Fund
preferred
30c
Hotels
convertible
(Charles E.)
7-31
He
dividend)
8-
4%
La
7-31
.....
;.
8-15
10c
common
investment
38c
82c
Creamery
L'Aiglon
8-15
9-15,.
9-18
8-21
7-31
9-15
1
9-
8-14
8-20
t50c
(stock
Koehring Co.
Koppers Co.,
1
1
1
25c
_
8-20
9-
9-15
10-
9-10
4%
B.)
Knudsen
9-
8-20
;
8-15
Ltd.—
Boston
Kleiser
Franklin
1
1
8-15-
J50c
Bridge
&
9-
(I.
Knickerbocker
75c
$1.22Vz
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.
Pitt
Foster
18-20
9-
Kleinert
1-20
7-24
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
10-20
31c
$1.18%
Canada,
1
8-14
(quar.)
A
net
of
Kings County
Lighting Co
Kinney (GR) Co., common (quar.)—__-_
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Hilton
Hires
$1
2nd
A
6
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common..
5% preferred B (quar.)
,
9-
$1.15
(quar.)
Fair
Corp.
Corp.,
preferred
$4.37%
8-14
25c
(quar.)
B
Formula
Food
of
1
37 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____
Corp.
Co.
8-28
B
(quar.)
preferred
Motor
4%. preferred
25c
3 Vz %
.'
-w
,
(quar.)___
preferred
9-
Ltd.—
class A
preferred
Follansbee
1
'
(quar.)_„
Stores,
Power Corp.,
4.75%.
10-
8-21
10-
2-1-54
25C
(quar.)
4
from
special
a
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
40c
pfd.
12-
75c
(quar.)
participating class
quarterly)
preferred
(quar.)
i____
4.60%
5%
12-18
9-10
10-20
11-
$1.37%
25c
series
8-10
9-18
25c
Hercules
preferred
1
1
(quar.)__
Products
9-
10-
Hecla Mining Co.
(reduced)„
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
Heyden Chemical
non-cumulative
6%
Inc.
44c
of
$1.37%
l
% %
gains)
$1.25
(quar.)
4
4
realized
9-18
(quar.)
Co.,
8-14
1
(quar.)
Cement
and
9-
1
Payable 0] Rec.
Preferred Stock Fund series "K-l."
(Regular
income
10-
(quar.)
9-
20c
_
(increased
Florida
Corp.
pfd.
10•
,
Income
8-31
40c
(quar.)
9-25
.
8-14
8-31
$1.50
_
(quar.)
10-12
:
v
9-11
50c
(quar.)
Marx
Bakeries,
Hazeltine
Rubber Co.—
panic.
cum.
5%
of
&
preferred
Fitzsimmons
Hathaway
issue
5 Vz %
&
8-18
1
Share
Custodian Funds—
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd.
.
40c
(Marshall) (see Marshall Field).
Corp.
<quar.)_____
Tire
Co.,
8-31
9-
Keystone
45
Holier*
When
Per
Name of Company
8-14
Co.—
$1
dividend
Firestone
;8-18
&
preferred
Shaffner
1
9-11
$1.06%
Refractories
2nd
8-28
.
Cash
Filtrol
(A.)
5%%
9-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
9-10 ~
15c
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
50c
preferred
Hart,
10c
;
class A
Co.,
(quar.)
2%
dividend
Field
A.)
B
Harris
1
8-15
8-28
10c
(quar.)
(M.
5%
8-21
50c
common
9-
,r
1
68c
Corp.—
Stock
Fire
9-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
*
Harnischfeger Corp., common
9-18
9-
A
Common
2%
68%c
(initial)—
com.
1
Share
class
Harbison-Walker
7-30
9-24
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
10-
75c
preferred
Co.,
Corp.
8-10-
25c
,
Federal-Mogul
B
Co..
$4.25
9-11
-
-
1**'^8- 7
9-
$2.50
(quar.i—
Extra
series
Oil
Class
Hanna
Insurance Co.—
(quar.)__;
Co.
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Fedders-Quican Corp., com. (stock dividend)
preferred
10*. 1
15c
Life
Farrell-Birmingham
5%
lO-F^V 9-16
Hancock
of Company
Class
Works--*
Traders
Syracuse
$1.12%
12 %c
When
Per
Name
8-31"
8-1T
9-'4*-8-17
25c
Fairbanks,
Farmers
H older •
Payable of Rec.
Pair)
Fall
River
(quar.)
<quar.)
isee
i
common
preferred
preferred
Pair
When
Share
firlanger Mills. Crrp.,
(521)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
■
Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 10, 195a
The Commercial and
(522)
46
Per
Share
i
"
[
Name of Company
Co.—
(quar.)___—
Metropolitan Edison
preferred
preferred (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
2.85%
3.90%
4.35%
4.45%
—•:—
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
—
Mickelberry's Food Products Co
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. (quar.j_.
10-
9-
10-
9-
10-
9-
9-15
10c
c
15c
9-14
9-12
(monthly)
8-15
(quar.)_
(accum.) —
4.00% preferred
—
9-18
1
9-15
1
1
9-15
12-15
11-10
Finance
Motor
Products
Wheel
Corp.
Mount
Diablo
Co.
Extra
(quar.)
—————
~
Vernon-Woodbury Mills,
Mount
(s-al
preferred
7%
(quar.)
com.
—
(quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2 class A convertible preference
CO.
C.)
(G.
Murphy
profits
10-
1
9-
9-
8-10
1
1
Paton
8-10
9-10
8-24
9-
8-29
8-12
8-17
8-
9-10
8-19
8-31
8-10
9-
15c
-—
(quar.).
Co.
National Acme
Airlines,
National
Aluminate
Co..
Biscuit
inc. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Fibres,
National Automotive
National
Products
Distillers
National
Common"
4%%' preferred
of Canada,
Co.
7%
Quarterly
series.
stock
Preferred
-—
series
_—.
Del.
of
Shops
Shirt
National
(quar.)
Extra
10c
30c
_
Products,
Starch
National
preferred
4%%
National
$2.40
New
Amsterdam Casualty
New
Jersey Zinc
6%
Y.
State
L_
(quar.)
47%c
93%c
$1.12 %
$1.12V2
50c
15c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. series A (quar.)
preferred
4%%
preferred
$4.50
Newport News
Mines.
Noranda
4%
Ltd.—;
A
B
(quar.)
__
(Hartford)
Northeastern Insurance Co.
Northeastern
Water
prior
$2
preferred
Redwood
Northwest
4.20%
4Y2%
5Yt%
8-20
8-28
8-20
8-25
8-10
11-
2
10-31
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
9-
1
8-14
Photo
8-31
9-30
Pine
1
8-10
8-20
7-20
1
8-28
1
10-
1
9- 4
10-
1
9-
9-
1
8-14
4
1
8-14
9-15
8-14
9-10
8-13
9-19
7-16
9-
1
9-
9-
1
1
8-31
9-19
8-31
9-10
8-20
9-
1
8-14
Public
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Service,
com.
(quar.)_
8-15
8-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Utilities, Ltd.—
8-14
1
8-14
3
8-
7
3.35%
8-
7
5.40%
preferred
22'/2c
9-
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
t$l
9-
3
8-17
9-10
8-18
9-
1
8-
$1.14
9-
1
8-14
4,56%
pfd. (quar.)__
Public
Public
Service Co.
Service
$1.40
3
4.08%
4.70%
7-17
9-15
8-15
8- 5
7-15
9- 1
9- 1
8-21
8-21
8-21
8-7
8-7
8- 7
$1.25
2%
$1.25
$1.37%
20c
20c
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
8-17
8-17
8-15
9- 1
25c
t50c
J75c
t$1.50
15c
9-30
10-15
10-15
9- 1
25c
65c
9- 1
8-15
8- 4
8- 6
8- 5
8-15
9- 8
9-18
9-18
8-18
8-10
7-24
10- 1
8-18
8-14
8-14
8-14
45c
9- 1
8-14
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-15
8-15
84c
$1.35
7-31
17-31
Electric
&
Gas
(quar.)
8- 3
9- 1
Co.—
(quar.)
—
40c
35c
$1.02
$1.17%
e
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
1
30c
9-
7-1S
9-10
8-2(1
8-15
9-
5
3-15/
9-
5
8-15
9-10
8-14
8-14
9-
1
9-.
1
$1,75
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
75c
9-15
8-14
60c
9-10
9-
I
$1
9-15
9-
4
5c
8-18
7-2a
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
8-14
7-31
35c
9-15
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
9-15,
9- 5
9-
8-14
$1
1
$1.02%
9-
1
8-14
$1.18%
9-
1
8-14
40c
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-
1
8-14
+25c
9-
1
8-15
35c
9-10
8-27
U5c
(quar.)
8-15
7-31
9-23
8-2S
8-21
5c
5%
_____
—
7-28
9-10
1
10-
$1.12%
10c
9-11
8-21
25c
8-31
8-15
1
10-
t$1.06
Co.,
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
10-
1
9-
4
8-
1
8-15
10-31
______i__
preferred
8-14
15c
10-
1
$1.12%
10-
Inc.—
60c
common
135c
9-
1
8-14
9-29
9-13
10-10
9-17
10-10
9-17
53c
10-10
$1.43%
10-10
50c
9-15
9-
1
35c
8-10
8-
3
Corp.,
8-25
50C
9-15
9-
1
9-10
8-
7
1
10-
1
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Brewery,
8-17
8-17
8-
8-25
7-15
130c
(quar.)
150c
2
9-
2
10-
2
9-
2
175c
8-15
7-31
125C
com.
Pacific Power,
(increased quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
8-15
7-31
87 %c
8-15
7-31
50c
8-15
7-31
9-
1
8-14
8-
$1
(Sidney)
Corp.
pfd. (quar.)—._
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
'
—
Drug,
Southwestern
Life
Texas)
(quar.)
8-12
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-10
8-15
9-10
8-13
25c
9-
1
8-14
62 % c
9-
1
8-14
9-
4
8-21
9-15
8-14
Co.
com.
(initial)
insurance
4
7-23
9-
4
8-12
9-10
50c
9-10
8-
22 %C
8-15
7-31
4
8-9
10c
50c
SI
9-
7
8-31
8-14
1
7-2Q
9-
8-15
7-2Q
25 %c
8-31
8-
30'Ac
8-31
8-
5
5
8-
3
145c
20c
9-
9-14
9-15
5
8-31
8-14
(Dallas,
—
$1.25
9-15
8-14
30c
(quar.)
Co.
8-23
25c
62 %C
—
preferred (quar.)
common
9-
35C
(quar.)
new
75c
100%
(quar.)
Southwestern
9-11
112 %C
Works (quar.)
Development Co., class B
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd., common
Southern California Edison—
4.08% preferred (quar.)
14.88%
preferred (qpar.)
Co.,
7
8-14
7-27
25c
Texas
G^s
7
25c
South Bend Lathe
non-cum.
8-
50c
(quar.)
Railway
9-15
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft Co., 90c conv. pfd.
(quar.)_
American Gold & Platinum Co
5%
65c
8-31
130c
Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.
Southern
8-
$1.12%
(quar.)__
com.
—
Southern Natural
1
$1.12%
Morgan)
Co.
8-31
9-
t$1.25
25c
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.t_.
Stock
dividend
(S.
1
30c
(quar,)___
Simpsons, Ltd.
10-
25c
of
Co.
1
110c
(quar.)
America, class A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred A
(quar.)__
$4.50 preferred B (quar.)_.
Sick's Breweries, Ltd., common
(quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
B
7-17
115c
Corp.
Mfg.
Corp.
7-17
1
$1.50
class A____
Ltd., 5%
(quar.)
1
8-
10-
40c
(quar.)
B
Sivyer Steel Castings
South
7-31
8-15
Co.
Sons,
3
10-
127 %c
6%
South
9-10
8-31
156'Ac
(quar.)
Sidney Blumenthal—see Blumenthal
Class
9-10
10-
,
Oil
5
IOC
(quar.)
preferred
Sheller
8-
7%c
(quar.)
(H.)
I
8-14
1
31'Ac
common
Extra
Sinclair
9-17
10c
(quar.)
Sherwln Williams Co.,
Class
9-17
9-
40c
—
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
A
8-14
10c
4%%
B
1
30c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
Extra
9-
43c
Corp
Winnipeg
9-19
9-11
45c
partic. preferred
Inc.
9-19
1
9-25
10c
131 'Ac
(initial)
Seagrave Corp. (quar.)
Searle (G. D.) & Co. (quar.)
Servomechanisms,
7-24
8-14
preferred (quar.)
—
$5.75 sinking fund preferred (quar.)__^
Seaboard Oil
(Del.)
(quar.)
—
Acceptance
10-16
1
(quar.)
new
1
8-15
9-
convertible
Radio
11-
$1.07%
Co.
preferred
10-16
1
Container Corp.,
Roebuck & Co.
1
9-
preferred
Seabrook Farms Co.,
5
8-26
11-
91 %C
__i
Co.,
7-20
8-
9-10
SI
Co
Seaboard Surety
1
8-10
30c
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
A com. (interim)
Seaboard Finance Co., common (quar.)___
$1.72 convertible preferred (quar.)
Scythes &
5
85c
(quar.)
A
1
8-
2-
8-20
(increased quar.) —
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
series
5-
8-19
75c
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Steel
5-15-54
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
2-15-54
25c
Mfg.
Class
10-10
9-1
14c
(quarJ
(qiiar.
Dillon
Class
10-10
10-17
$1.10
preferred
Sentinel
10-17
14c
$4 preferred
Securities
1
14c
Scott Paper Co., common
$2.12
12-
12 %c
Schering Corp.
Seaboard
12-15
14c
Schenley Industries Inc.
$4.50
1
25c
preferred series A (quar.)
Transit (increased quar.)
Savage Arms Corp.
4.30%
9-
20c
Quarterly
3.65%
1
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
9-
10c
1st
Solar
5
8-
9-15
$1.25
Antonio
Smith
4
9-
8-15
62 %c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Shoe
1
9-15
9-
t$1.061A
tquar.)
class A
8-14
$1
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)
A
Co.,
Regis Paper
Extra_'____
Simon
5
8-
37 %c
common
Special
&
8-ia
6c
$1.12%
(Jacob), 4%% preferred (quar.)__
Aeronautical Co. (quar.)—
Safway Steel Products (quar.)—
Saguenay Power Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
St. Croix Paper Co.
(quar.)___.
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.) —
Shea's
7-3L
1
50c
Ryan
4%
8-15
9-
50c
(quar.)
Engineering
O.)
5%
9-15
9-23
$1
+
$1.75
dividend
Sears,
8-u>
50c
Ruppert
5%
8-25
$0.01666
preferred
Scullin
9-1&
& Electric Corp.—
Paper
$3.40
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.40
9-
10-
lc
preferred
1st
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd.,
Royalties Management
San
9-
127c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
"Rohm & Haas Co., common
St.
O
1
$1.12%
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
$4.75 preferred I (quar.)
Stock
Z
9-
10-
10-
4.10%
(J.
9-
1
25c
4%
4"A7o
7-3L
9-11
20c
50c
common
Rochester Cas
Ross
7-3L
8-15
8-13
50c
Participating
Rolland
8-14
1
50c
(quar.)____
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
4%
10-
37 %c
iquar.)
Myers, Inc.,
Robbins &
Old
(quar,.)
dividend preference
preferred
(quar.)
8-17
9-15
14c
$1.25
:
(quar.)
9-
Corp.
Southern
of New Mexico—
A
preferred
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
1
9-15
A (quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas (Texas)
Riverside Cement Co., class A (accum.)
$4
Simmons
Hampshire—
(quar.)
preferred
Common
of New
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Service
Common
5%
(quar.)__
(initial)
preferred
8-25
Public
9-21
87%c
27c
30%c
of Indiana, com.
preferred
4.90%
12%%
$1.06%
$1.05
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
8-14
8-6
10-1
8-25
8-25
of
Co.
8-25
25c
Co.,
Colorado—
4V*%
preferred (quar.)_
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Service
3%%
9- 1
9-1
10-15
50c
Quarterly
Public
45c
52'/2c
$$1.75
Edison
of
7-31
_L
Ohio
Corp.
8-14
(quar.)__
7%
Canada Ltd., com. (quar.)_
6%
non-cum.
preferred <quar.)_
6%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Pressed Metals of America, Inc
Procter & Gamble Co. (quar.)__
Public National Bank & Trust (N. Y.) —
Power
175c
50c
$1
|22%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-
pfd.
Ltd.,
Steel
9-14
preference (quar.)
_;
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
(quar.4_.i_
4%
Flour Mills,
Portsmouth
Oil
L
9-
25c
7%
Textile,
preferred
9-
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Riegel
9-11
933/4C
preferred
2nd
7%
Richfield
8-2a
7-1S
50C
iquar.)
common
9-15
8-25
(quar.)_
Inc.,
Sierra
.___
Coke
&
10-25
8-10
8-10
9-1
8-11
8-11
8-11
8-14
8-28
9-15
8-7
8-10
25c
$1.20
C., Ltd
preferred
Pittsburgh Steel Co., com. (stock dividend).
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5%% prior preferred (quar.)
Plomb Tool Co.
(quar.)
i._;
Pocahontas Fuel Co.
(bi-monthly)
Gas
9-30
9-30
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-12
10- 1
Chen'iical Co.—
Public Service Co.
1
9-
Northwestern
Ogilvie
Mines of B.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Portland
9- 2
9- 2
8- 1
40c
25c
60c
25c
91'/4C
98%c
35c
40c
93%c
65c
%c
%c
15c
110c
income—.
7
9-
1
Rice-Stix,
4%
(quar.)
$5
9- 4
9-30
(s-a)
preferred
$4.80
7-17
8-10
investment
net
Common
8-14
9-11
12-11
9-11
12-11
Inc.—
Pittsburgh Coke &
8-28
1
1
common
& Electrotypers. Ltd.
Inc., common (quar.)
Fund,
Street
Pioneer Gold
9-
9-
Engravers
Mills,
preferred
From
10-
9-
'
(quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts for ord. shares (final)
$4
10- 1
1-2-54
10- 1
1-2-54
%c
Co.,
Glass
Plllsbury
7
8-20
9-15
$1.12%
$1
$1
Extra
9-10
1
$1.12%
preferred
Common
9-10
8-15
preferred
$1.12I/2
$1.31'A
(quar.)
8-13
1st
Phoenix
3
8-
9-15
25c
85c
25c
8-28
9-10
1st
60c
$1.50
(s-a)
Bancorporation,
preferred
8-28
9-15
$1
$1
(quar.)
Lumber Co.
preferred
Northwestern
(s-a)
(s-ai
Northern Liberties Gas
Northern
7-31
Co.—
preferred
$4
7-31
37%c
34%c
(auar.l____
Co.
Gat,
8-15
8-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)____:
Central Texas Oil Co. (quar.)
Shore
9-1J
15c
•___
North
North
9-11
9-22
15c
Investment
preferred
6%
t$l
75c
25c
t8c
9-10
65c
50c
convertible preferred
Ranch Oil Co.__
Rice
7-16.
9-30
35c
a
J30c
4% %
8- 5
8-7
8-28
9-ia
(quar.)
Mfg.
Rheem
8- 8
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
Common (increased quar.)
$1 pref. common (quar.)
Philadelphia Insulated Wire
—_
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
$3.95
preferred
(quar.)
;■
Pheoll
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Philco Corp., common
(quar.)
3%% preferred series A (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
I
,
...
American
North
,
Corp.—
Cement
American
Class
(quar.)_
Corp., Ltd
Mining
Normetal
Class
(quar.)
preferred
adj.
North
Ry. Co., com.
Western
Norfolk &
9-30
B
Class
8-15
25c
iquar.)____
(increased)
Remington Rand. Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas), com. (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Resources of Canada Investment Fund, Ltd.
Revere Copper & Brass Inc.
(quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tooacco Co., com. (quar.)
8-15
8-20
1
Corp.
Common
(quar.)
Corp.
Dodge
Stores
6covill
9- 1
9-10
10-
(quar.)
1st pfd.
non-cum.
Owl
Reed-Prentice
8- 8
$4.50
9
8-14
10-
4%
Red
8-15
$1.75
8-
$1.25
Co. (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
Reading Co., common (quar.)
7-31
9-1
Co.,
Electrotype
Rapid
Scotten
8-10
1
Ray-O-Vac
30c
$1.25
40c
$1.75
$1.50
50c
$4.50
10-
7-25
10-24
7-15
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
8-21
9-
9-10
7-25
10-24
7-25
10-24
9-14
9-
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
9-10
9-10
8-31
8-11
9-21
9-2
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Phelps
7-31
$2.50
pfd.
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
3%%
4
10-10
7-24
Purina
3%%
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
9- 1
10-15
10- 1
$2.12%
(quar.)
Bottlers
4
9-
8-15
$1.50
(s-a)
Electric & Gas, common (quar.)
Co., $5
York Dock
4
9-
7-31
50c
A
12-
9-25
1
Ralston
3-20
15c
50c
(quar.)_.
preferred
Co.
Power
10c
,
preferred (quar.)
Permutit Co.
(quar.)
8-31
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1-2-54
9-
Quebec
1-27
8-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
Quarterly
Quaker Sta.te Oil Refining Corp. (quar.),
75c
-
7%
4
10-
8-28
Machine & Gear Co.—
Perkins
8-18
9-
8-15
Louis Ry.—
York Chicago & Sc.
1
1
9-15
75c
$1
$1.50
130c
,
Telephone Co.
Common
9-
10-
Circle
Perfect
8-
75c
Central RR. Co.
N. Y.
7
8-
10-20
8-28
60c
(quar.)
Co.
1
8-15
37%c
(s-a)_.
Co.
(Ohio), com. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd. (quar.)_
Newark
9-
10-30
8-15
92%c
$1.01
$1.10
$1.12%
$1.17%
(quar.)
Co.
General
Pepsi-Cola
20c
!__
(quar.)
Meter Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Neptune
(quar.)
8-15
11-15
8-15
11-15
8-15
11-15
$1.50
8-7
1
10- 1
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
Pepperell
9-15
$1.05
Co
(quar.)i
Inc.
Brothers,
40c
___.
Fibre
8r17
20c
(quar.)
Vulcanized
Neisner
35c
50c
$1.12%
_
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.20%
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Tea
(quar.)_
common
preferred
(quar.)
Supply Co., conjmon
$1.40
—National
9-15
9-10
15c
30c
8c
11c
20c
____—
Co
National Securities Series—Stock
8-11
9-15
50c
Machinery
Rubber
9-30
1
10-30
$1.50
—
Co
8-10*
9-25
25c
15c
-
Radiator
National
$1.12'/2
15c
15c
Steel Castings Co.—
Malleable &
National
National
115c
5c
(quar.)—$1.75
preferred A
8-11
9-
,
8-15
25c
33c
33c
32%c
32%c
Extra
—
preferred B (quar.)
9-15
9-
112 %c
(quar.)
60c
convertible preferred
(quar.)-———
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.)__
National Gypsum Co.; $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
National Lead Co., common (quar.)
Ltd., common
Extra
8-10
10-15
$1.06'A
Chemical
&
Drug
National
8-20
1
8-27
25c
(quar.)
5
8-31
•»'«
(quar.)
10-
10-15
75c
(quar.)—
Corp.-—
Register Co.
Cash
National
6
9-10
$1.75
10c
_
8-
9-
50c
common
preferred (quar.)
National
By-Products
7%
40c
25c
Electric Co.—
3.70%
preferred C
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred D (quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
4.50%
preferred F (quar.)
4.70%
preferred F (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (q».r.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mig. Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfd. (quar.)_
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Peoria
& Bureau Valley RR
8-11
10-15
15c
35c
50c
Inc. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
National
8-28
Co.,
convertible
5%
Pennsylvania
8-22
50c
.
9-11
10c
Wheel
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Penman's
7-31
1
9-
51
Quarterly
12%c
8-3
8-15
Telephone Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.30
8-14
25c
preferred (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.30
7-31
8- 8
8-31
8-31
9-2
9- 1
9-11
(1
$1.32
8-20
9-15
34'Ac
10c
preferred (quar.)—
__
Common
8-14
2
(quar.)
Corp.
Grinding
Peninsular
8-14
9-
common
12- 3
8-12
8-12
8-20
8-14
8-15
9-15
8%c
20c
$20c
$35c
Wilcox
&
Special
12-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Cement
Peninsular
1
12-19
Stow
Peerless
8-10
9-11
preferred
Peck,
5
8-31
Ltd.,
Co.,
Mfg.
7%
8-15
8-29
9-
(quar.)
•->.—
parlic. pfd. (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.—
5% convertible prior
5
8-
1
9-
30c
30c
35c
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
12-15
8-26
8-26
9- 1
9- 1
22%c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Parkview Drug, Inc., 35c
Paterson
Parchment Paper--
9-
9-
non-cumulative preferred
Pen Co., class A (quar.)
B
9-15
10- 1
' 8-14
inc.
Oil
-
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co., common
$5
1
■
8-31
9-15
62%c
(quar.)
$1
Corp.—
Class
9-15
10-
Sheraton
Parker
9-
9-
& St. Louis Ry.—
Nashville, Chattanooga
-f*.
1
1
com.
Co.
4%%
8-
8-15
10-
Line,
7%c
Chemical
8-14
9- 1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Pipe
Eastern
Panhandle
Park
1
9-
10-
security
and 2c from
net income
from
New
8-10
Investment Fund, Inc.—
Mutual
6%
8-10
1
Park
50c
(quar.)_
1
9-15
40c
20c
50c
50c
50c
2c
1c
37 %c
$3.50
37%c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Corp.
Motor
1
Corp.—
Oil
preferred (quar.)—
4%
8-27
9-
t$l.19
53 50
(quar.)—L.
Corp.
Motor
35c
Western
7-27
7-27
7-27
7-27
7-27
7-20
8- 1
-»
Co.—
Mills
Pacific
9-
t$1.25
_—
(quar.)
Electric
&
Pacific
9-
37/2c
(quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd.
4%% preferred (quar.)
ilorgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
(quar.)
Mosinee
Paper
Mills <quar.)_
8-18
1010-
75c
t22%c
>
Gas
Corp.
8-20
8-15
8-20
9-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
37%c
34%c
31'Ac
3IV4C
31'Ac
*
75c
Finance
6%
8-18
1
__
Pacific
Pacific
1
(quar.)'51.75
*25c
(Henry) & Co..
3
10-
9 6„n
^0c
Oil Co. (quar.) ———
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preference (quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)___
7%
preferred A (quar.)
——
7% preferred B
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Monterey
Morgan
8-
9-
34 Ac
62 fac
(quar.)™
C (quar.)
preference series
$3.85
3
8-15
*31C„C
+50c
—
—
coinmOi)
oo.,
cnemicai
8-
9-10
9-30
9- 1
$1.25
25c
15c
50c
Can
—
(quar.)
Co.
Pacific
8- 4
8-25
9- 5
9- 1
40c
$1
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
5%
1st preferred iquar.)
5% redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)
5% redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.)—
Pacific Lighting Corp.
(quar.)
7-24
8-3
10-
Society
preferred (quar.)
5 %%
■i
7-31
Loan
Monsanto
N.
9-11
8-10
l^c
ol.lo
$1.25
—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas, 7% pfd.
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd
Mitchell (Robert), Ltd. (s-a)
Monroe
Manufacturing Co
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (quar.)
—:
Oxford Paper, $5 preferred (quar.)
;
Pabst
Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Outboard Marine &
7-31
8-14
37 /«c
10c
(quar.)_
Glass Co.—
preferred
(quar.t
Power,
1
8-14
10-
Mississippi
Mississippi
9-12
*An,,
(initial)
common
Corp.,
Maid
9-12
1
Pullman,
Light Co.
Power &
Sound
Puget
Pure
Holders.
Payable of Rea>
Share
Name of Company
.
8-15
1st
$1.50
1
10-
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
9-12
10-
003/
common
8-31
1
10-
inC
Minneapolis Gas Co
Minneapolis-Moline Co.,
New
8-14
&0c
Co
Piping
Laboratories
13c
8-14
9- 1
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
Midwest
4%
8-14
9-12
37_/|c
75c
*2
50c
25c
preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
Midvale
Minute
7-28
8-21
10c
Co. (quar.)
——
Mid-West Reiineries, Inc.—
SI.50 convertible preferred
iquar.)
—
Midland Steel Products Co., common (quar.)
8%
preferred iquar.)
——
$5.50
8-28
7
8-
Abrasive
9
9-
9-23
————■■£0 c
Extra
Mid-WesT
Miles
9-
Bumper
Michigan
$2
9-
10-
»ac
»6/«c
»'
f,'i 11/
in
°OC
Co
Miami Copper
Payable of Rec.
10-
w
Payable 0) Rec.
Ohio Match Co., common (quar.)____—_—
12%c
8-28
8-14
5%
preferred (quar.)
—_
$1.25
8-28
8-14
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., com. (quar.) —
30c
8-15
7-31
4.92%
preferred (quur.)__
—
61%c
8-15 " 7-31
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—•____—59J/sC*"" 8-15
7-31
Olin Industries, common.—i—__
20c
8-31
8-21
4%
preferred A (quar.)
$1
9-30
9-18
Omar, Inc., common
(quar.)
25c
9-30
9- 9
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)—$1.12%
9- 1
8-11
Onondago Pottery Co
25c
9-10
8-21
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
120c
8-15
7-15
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.75
8-15
7-15
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)
20c
8-10
7-27
4 % %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
10- li
9-15
5% 2nd convertible preferred (quar.)—__
37%c
9- 1
8-14
Otter Tail Power Co., common
(quar.)
37%c
9-10
8-15
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)—;_J
90c
9- 1
8-15
$4.40
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
9- 1
8-15
Share
Name of Company
When
Per
Holdera
When
Per
Holder1
When
8-15
7-31
10-15
10-13
50c |
Volume 178
Number 5245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(523)
Per
Name
c) Company
southwestern
Spear &
$5
Public
Co..
S5.50
convertible
Speer
Carbon
Spencer
Share
Service,
1st
2nd
Co.
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
preferred
Co.,
Holder i
Payable
of Rec.
9-
1
8-17
United
9-
1
8-14
U.
9-
$1.25
common
1
8-14
25c
9-15
8-25
55c
9-
8-10
(quar.)—
1
4.60preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
8-15
8-
4.50%
(quar.)
5 6'Ac
8-15
8-
9-10
8-
7
5c
8-28
$1.12%
9-15
8-28
Kellogg
Spencer
Shoe
Spiegel,
&
Sons
(quar.)
Inc..
Corp
$4.50
preferred
International RR.—
apoKane
Quarterly
'
__
25c
10-
25c
12-15
;
—I
Portland
Cement,
common
10c
$3.50
Coil
9-10
11-30
8-15
8-
(quar.)__
40c
9-15
87 %c
9-15
Products
Oil
Co.
of
,____
(quar.)
25c
(Indiana)
dividend
Company
.* each
Standard
California
(one
of
50
Oil
Co.
Extra
of
New
9-
1
8-10
8-10
62 %C
9-14
8-11
Oil.
Silica
Standard
Corp.
9-11
8-10
25C
9-11
8-10
Steel
40c
(quar.)
Spring
9-
1
8-15
25c
(quar.)_
9-
1
8-14
8-15
50c
9-10
$1.25
Co.
12 %c
9-30
(quar.)
8-
preferred
preferred
5%
Stein
(quar.)
(quar.)
(A.i
Sterchi
&
Co.
Eros.
Stores
12-31
12-15
30c
8-14
7-30
37 %c
Aluminum
Stern
Stern
(quar.)
9-11
8-28
Products,
Inc.
(quar.)
25c
__
Wells, Corp., common
(quar.)
$1.25
$4
Electric
Securities
preferred (quar.)
2nd
Suburban Propane Gas
5.20 %
Oil
Co.,
0:1
.4'A %
com.
Superior Tool
&
Ltd,__
series
Die
A
Corp.
26
Pearson
5 %
&
preferred
Tennessee
Natural
Products
Eastern
conv.
Mfg.
$1.08
50c
Tide
Water
Titan
Toledo
7
Western
Air
8-
7
Western
8-26
Western
8-26
Western
Mfg.
Co.
$2.80
True
Temper
Twin Coach Co.,
$1.50
Tyer
Oil
Co.
Union
Carbide
Union
_
(quar.)
__
_________
(N.
Co.,
Electric
&
Y.)
(quar.)
(interim)
—
pfd.
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)_
United
Can
Series
United
A
9-15
8-31
Westmoreland,
8-31
8-10
Weston
25c
9-
30c
8-21
8-27
8-13
1
8-10
5%
9-
9
8-
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-21
35c
9-15
Weston
Corps.,
Class
A
6
9-
1
8-14
Motor
8-28
5 % %
8-15
8-14
1
8-
5
ll-16
11-
5
9-10
8-28
Wickes
Winn
7%
(quar.)
6%
Gas
50c
9-30
10-
1
4)4%
(quar.)
preferred
5%
com.
(quar.)
9-
8-
3
5%
1
9-15
9-
5.04%
9-10
8-11
1
9-
1
1
8-14
$1.12%
50c
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)__
common
(G.
H.)
&
Co.,
W.)
Co.
W.)
&
Wrigley
Extra
& Foundry
7-31
7-15
8-24
Co.—
8-
8-13
8-
7
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
York
J75C
10-
1
9-
4
45c
9-30
Towne
Corp.,
10-1
8-31
Ltd.—
A
(annual)
Co.
Co.
9-
1
7-25
Gar
Wood
of
9-18
pursuant
owned
7-25
Texas
7-28
8-20
has
9-30
9-18
Motor
8-3
10-16
9- 1
8-15
7-31
9-19
8-31
This
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
9-15
8-31
1
8-18
37%c
30c
9-10
oil
50c
Truck
of
of
15
time
any
and
underwriter
of
25c
8-14
1
9-
1
8-10
8-25
9-
7-
1
2
8-20
9-
1
8-20
10-
1
9-19
from
or
the
not
date
later
of
11-
2
10-20
8-31
8-14
8-15
7-31
it
under
mining
was
the
terms
Ltd.,
with
its
the
the
and
until
and
producing
oil
and
industry
organized
assets of
the
the
company
firm
and
*
properties.
gas
is
It
pro¬
the Willis¬
company,
shares
back
the
of
"independent
3,812,518
received
at
principally to
acquiring and
business.
small
Canadian
Canadian
the
'
of
(under
offices
-
oil
gas
a
oil
June
liabiilties
principal
company
proposes
and
exploring for,
gas
21,
changed
Except for
properties
assumed
corporation
a
Feb.
on
was
non-operating
and
stock
Said
and
of
of
250,000
its
shares
the Canadian company
assets
included
Co.,
25,000
10-
1
9-10
25c
10-
1
9-11
56'Ac
for
this
15%
75c
10-
1
9-11
9-15
8.-14
dividend.
Canadian
the
and
con-
were
of
record
incorrect.
,
outstanding shares, of the capital, stock
corporation, which corporation
the
properties
of
of
Wis.,
Todd
creased
subsequently
Sterling-White
of
reports
that
than
2,000%
more
continued
Oklahoma
and
2788.
formerly
which
the
moved
deal
123,000
increased
Sterling
since
ft.
operation
new
of
plant
acquired
land
Engine
to
provide
have
in¬
and
the company looks forward
domestic and export markets,
in
The
company's
products
are
currently
distributed
throughout
63
countries, in addition to the United States and Canada.—V.
171, p. 886.
Wisconsin Power &
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug.
1953, covering $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
G, due
Sept. 1, 1983, 20,000 shares of preferred stock (cumulative $100
par),
329,194
for
shares of common stock, $10 par.
The bonds are offered
at competitive bidding.
The preferred stock is to be
subscription by record holders of
outstanding preferred
Aug. 14, 1953, subject to allotment, the dividend rate, sub¬
price and underwriting terms to be supplied by amendment.
public
offered
stock
The
sale
for
on
scription
stock
common
outstanding
share
for
underwriting
writers
for
&
Of
the
bank
terms
the
Co.
at
the
tax.
source.
dates
offered
be
Robert
for
Aug.
on
then
subscription by
14,
held.
1953,
The
stock
of
for
part
a
of
Interstate
of
for
on
record
the
basis
holders
of
one
subscription
price and
supplied by amendment.
Principal under¬
and
common
stock
offerings are Smith,
W.
Baird
&
Co.
$4,010,000 is to be used
$2,359,730 for the purchase of all
leans;
cost
to
be
stock
shares
preferred
and
ital
the
to
seven
proceeds,
$38,800,000
non-residents'
is
common
each
Power
Co.
of
for
of
the prepayment of
the outstanding cap¬
Wisconsin;
and
the
balance
to
the
company's construction program, estimated at
period July 1, 1953 to Dec. 31, 1955
(including
Interstate stock).
the
the
Non¬
Secondary Offering—
A
are
reported
bera
secondary offering of 6,000 shares
July
dealer's
30
by
discount
Blyth
of
day.—V. 178, p. 392.
30
&
Co.,
cents
per
Inc.,
of
at
share.
1
...
option
close
will
sales
to
real
facilities
an
situated
plant
v
Sterling
by White
acres
ft. of
sq.
has
of
Air-Cooled
1940,
both
six
engines,
by
absorbed
comprises
sq.
Wisconsin
volume
air-cooled
occupied
was
Sterling
According to Harold A. Todd, President, the
facilities for a 60 %> increase in production.
to
and
p.
heavy-duty
plant
a
Milwaukee,
who
Texas
177,
Corp.—Acquires Sterling Plant—
manufacturers
purchase
Co.,
in
properties.—V.
gas
acquisition
plant.
the
made
holders
^
which
shares,
Delaware
a
roof.
Barney
50c
(quar.)
1
than
the' right
to
shares for each
warrant
including railroad sidings and 143,000
In
addition, Wisconsin Motor
under
covering
of
10c
(quar.)_
'
has
purchases
certain
Canada
common
Oil
Wisconsin
estate,
and
20%
10c
dates
at
following
year
hereunder
assets
the
the
to
corporation,
announced
The
8-14
9-
Less Jamaica income tax.
published
Will
Bank,
9-3
8-31
1
25c
or
by
Security
5,
(quar.)
payment
one
rights,
Lands
producing
Company
Cleveland, Ohio.
8-14
(quar.)__
oil
Motor
9-1
10-31
9-
(quar.)
less
held
to
the
shares
Utah.
actually
the
in
Wisconsin Motor
8-21
(quar.)___ *$1.37%
(monthly)__.
Funds,
First
was
company.
Dominion
certain
8-31
9-15
(quar.)
S.
option
is
in
8-14
of
pay
U.
the
underwriter
rate
it
integrated
an
for
the
non-producing
9-10
1
Ltd.—
closed
the
1953,
stituting the entire issued
8-15
1
10-
(quar.)
not
30,
which
of
by
owns
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
100,000 share sof the
7-25
31'Ac
Tube
offering,
referred
liquidation of the Canadian company and under surrender
8-
In¬
in Canadian Funds,
tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Less British income tax.
Previous
to
8-15
$1.25
J
Co.
&
issued
stock,
8-15
27'/2c
(quar.)_
of
stock
City,
than
the
mineral
not
consideration
were
$1.25
common
depend¬
this
incorporated in Utah
Pioche-Bristol Mining Co.
Its name
Exploration Co. on Nov. 30, 1951.
termed
company
9-10
30c
tPayable
a
In
ton
9-30
(quar.)
pfd.
at
Dominion
is
generally
9-24
$1.26
(see
by
earlier
maintenance
June
company
$1
90c
i___
with
warrants
the capital stock of the
company at
equal
to
the
initial
public
offering
plus 4c.
The warrants may be
ducer."
capital
35c
common...
the
offered
producing oil and
prospective, proven,
developing
The
11c
(quar.)___
Corp.,
Outstanding
,
7-27
(monthly)
r_
„
of
15,423,017 shs.
number
exact
Alberta.
in
343/ac
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
books
y Corrected
t$l
9-15
specula-
acquisition
outstanding shares held
treasury
shares,
35,000
public offering
said
date.
The
acquired
Oil
Commencing
engage
8-14
1
$1.50
Co.,
common
preferred
•Transfer
8-31
$1.06'A
common
preferred
&
4 % %
tPayable in
(quar.)
1
it
the
15c
\
Worsted
of
Oil
and
Basin
17 %c
common:
7
$1.75
(quar.)
8-18
9-
10-
of
which
name
and
when
laws
type
50c
Youngstown Sheet &
25c
8-26
25c
Wysong & Miles
Yale
the
8-11
quar.)
(quar.)_
.
Wyandotte
9-10
(initial
(interim)
(Wm.'i, Jr. Co.
8
8-31
9-10
"
common
5'/2%
(F.
9-
8-15
8-10
9-15
Lake
company
Basin
leases
gas
1953,
37%c
(quar.)
(F.
Ordinary
9-22
25c
1
1
the
stock
acquisition
25c
Industries, Inc.,
preferred, (quar.)
5%
7%c
tlOC
(quar.)
9-
$$1.12%
(quar.)
common
Monthly
Monthly
8
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
6
9-
1
of
exercise
share
warrants
of
Williston
Mr.
preferred
10-
9-22
8-10
25c
(quar.)
Steel,
for
connection
capital
being
not
of
1916, under the
8-28
9-
and
said
the
exercised
but
said
15c
Industries
(Alan)
10-15
56'Ac
9-15
10-
Corp
pfd.
Rubber
Light
used
common
a
underwriting contract.
Calgary,
40c
(quar.)
preferred
(Gar)
Wood
8-15
8-18
9-10
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
8-25
9-
1
dustries)
8-20
9-
10-
in
exercise
Of
shares
following
shares
the
62 %c
Service
be
shares, the
sold
upon
per
BUSINESS—The
8
95c
Co.
Power,
&
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)__
non-cumulative
30c
(quar.)__
preferred
Public
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
America,
Growers.
7-31
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Electric
preferred
Power
t38c
preferred
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.i
Woolworth
(quar.)
years
100
t25c
time,
purchase
25c
Mfg.
Woolworth
pfd.
conv.
Improvement
Grain
five
11c
Wisconsin
x
United
1
of
(quar.)
Wisconsin
6
$2
preferred
8-
to
Williston
Co.
Grocery Co.
9-18
8-
1
Co.
9-18
8-15
Storage Co.—
Investments,
8-15
7-31
common___
Corp.,
Woodall
iquar.)
class A
United
.
<quar.)
Fuel
commencement
7-31
(quar.)
Lovett
Wisconsin
Wood
Ltd., class B
preferred
United
time
1
$1.25
Inc.,
cost-of-service
a
share "as
per
to
are
issued
Salt
now
and/or
9-
40c
Stores,
under
*8,000,000 shs.
upon
for
Branch,
price
8-13
8-15
(quar.)
Brothers
City
1,000,000 shares of
150,000
shares
delivery
agent
stock
9-15
8-15
(quar.)
of
issue
150,000
the
of
40c
Co
convertible
3.60%
37 %c
(quar.)
Engineering
1
Monthly
6%
$1.06'A
(s-a)
United
9-
»
Ltd.
Instrument
Co
Auto
Oil
&
8-28
65c
Cos.
purchased
(quar.)
Dental
Corp.
8-28
12 %c
(quar.)
S.l
Whitehead
White's
9-10
'93%c
Coal
8-19
15c
common
Whitehall Cement Mfg. Co.
4
8-
B
Inc.
Paper
White
9-11
(quar.)
Electric
1
of
exercise
$1.12%
(George), Ltd., 4%%
(S.
70c
(quar.)
United
Common
preferred
Whitaker
Wilcox
A
Co.,
9-
(quar.)
to
trans¬
Canada.
company.
for
25c
Co.,
Brake
Electrical
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
3.80%
8-11
30c
Co.
Glass
&
price
.
Stationery
8-31
9-15
3
Wood
preferred
the
8-14
$1
(quar.)
Air
$1
40c
(quar.)
&
Electric
8-31
7-20
of
8-14
9-1
(quar.)
Paper—
Co.,
Westinghouse
8-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
maximum
1
$1.25
pfd.
!__
California—
preferred
7-31
9-
(quar.)
Westinghouse
8-17
50c
8-15
Biscuit
7-31
8-15
20c
and
87 %c
$4.50
8-15
25c
___
30,
preferred
United
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
will
WARRANTS—In the underwriting
contract, the company has granted
J. A. Hogle & Co., the
principal underwriter, the right to purchase
from
it
at
lc
per
warrant
share, warrants for the purchase of a
1
Tablet
Trend
to
2
25c
.___
common
8-17
2-
$3.50
Lines,
8-17
1
11-
5%
convertible
8-17
1
11-16
preferred
of
cents)
of
for
Place
1
9-
2-15-54
7-20
Air
Exchange
9-
$1.25
5%
Provident
director.
9-
$1.25
Western
in
10
number
transfer
62)/2c
series)
(quar.)
RR.
to
proceeds
maximum
the
of
a
The
(quar.)
8-15
4 % %
8-17
mcf
assigned
Exploration Co.—Stock Offered—•
Lake City, Utah, on July 30
tExcluding 389,501
Ward,
9-15
1
(quar.)
92 %c
United
1
9-
the
reserved
A
(Dallas, Texas)—
(quar.)
5%
1
10-
I2V2C
are
A
(Mo.)
Aircraft Corp.,
9-
50c
common
Insurance
net
(par
a
reserved
treasury
to
$3.70
preferred
9-10
75c
1
be
the
Wood
4%
9-18
8-
over
100,000
been
1414.
account
stock
upon
will
3
7-20
United
(quar.)
1
8-15
ing
preferred
15c
(s-a)
preferred
Cold
10-
10c
(increased quar.)_
Breweries,
Pacific
fields
p,
177,
to
which
12 %c
<fc
have
producing properties and working capital.
contemplated that any substantial portion of the
proceeds
for the
development of the Canadian properties or other¬
not
below.
3
7-20
Terminal
$1.50
(quar.)
1
8-
8-15
Car
7-31
8-
8-15
preferred
8-
8-17
$1
Tank
7-31
8-15
8-17
8-17
$1.12%
$3.75
Co.
8-15
25c
t20c
Corp.__
Pulp
contracts with
approximately
to
gas
Southwest
used
turned
"Of
preferred
40C
Line
is
Capital
75c
(quar.)
Union
11c
7-24
7-24
'
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Union
8-10
the
of
Authorized
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
of
Life
White
preferred
Co.
8-10
natural
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
A
$4.50
Oil
$1.06)4
of
contracts
(par 10 cents) at 30 cents
be
8-7
$1.12Vi
of
Corporation, and Wilcox
8-7
preferred
$4
Union
8-14
1
5%
$1.06'A
preferred
Co.
wise
1
9-1
9-1
(quar.)
5%
$1.14
Pipe
Carbon
9-
40c
25c
from
gas
additional
8-31
Ltd.—
reg.
common
$4.25
will
4
It
$6 pref. (accum.)
(1945
Lines
12 %c
(quar.)
convertible
Rubber,
8-17
9-18
7-31
—
common
1
5%
8-26
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
8-
9-
$1.12
Transmission
PROCEEDS—The
9-18
8-15
(quar.)
Coal,
preferred
7
1
9-10
(quar.)
Traer
stock
8-18
75c
approval
gave
operation
purchase
tion."
1
40c.
Petroleum, 6%
9
9-15
60c
(quar.)_-
Gas
25c
Commission
and
purchase
Hogle & Co., Salt
publicly offered an issue
10-
Co.—
preferred
8-
the
the
gas
A.
10-
25c
Eastern
These
Williston Basin Oil
J.
31'Ac
(quar.)_
___
(quar.)—
rets,
8-20
Power
into
10c
preferred
15c
Co.
8-10
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Virginia
4% %
8-11
L_
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
Truax
pfd. (quar.)
4
Point
10%
preferred
Transtates
9-15
9-
9-10
Federal
construction
covering
day.
agreement.—V.
9-10
10-
the
the
producers
per
port
7-24
-
—
Canada
25c
9-15
25c
(quar.)
7
35c
10-20
J35C
Fixture
Sugar
8-
(quar.)_
for ord.
4.56%
7
West
Indies
8-
common
dep.
Townsend
West
8-
(quar.)
Transcontinental
preferred
1
1
Co
Associated
Edison
$5
West
8-
9-15
35c
1952,
for
gas
Texas
9-15
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Disinfecting Co.,
1
$1
9-30
35c
12,
Trend
gas
$1
Trust
4.25%
West
Dec.
.
of
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
company's
30
9-15
$250
preferred
preferred
1
common
Securities
Amer.
4%%
9-20
.1
On
8-7
8-15
9-30
Counties
Corp.'s 24-inch
the
10c
99-
9-1
10c
Transmission
gathering system and pipeline in the Wilcox
Trend area
Texas.
Construction was begun
immediately thereafter.
During 1951 and 1952 Wilcox Trend
entered
8-20
\
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
$1.37%
1
________
A
9-
_
9-
$1.13
5% preferred (1951 series)
Wellman
Engineering Co
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, $4
9-10
1
8-15
$1
Lavaca
point with Texas Eastern
Provident City, Texas.
8-21
20c
(quar.)_________
common
$1.18%
•.
Guarantee & Trust Co.
Tobacco
9-24
10-
1
(quar.)___
$1.12%
__
(quar.)
R.)
Stores
Metal
Title
9-18
9-
in¬
one
line
connection
at
Wilcox
9-4
15%c
project
lines and
lateral
gathering facilities provide for the
gathering of gas
following fields: Hagist Ranch,..Loma
Alta, Rhode Ranch,
and Tom Lyne,
Maxine, South itaron, North Karon, Rudman
and Maley,
Minoak, North Minoak, West Yoward,
Yoward, Goree,
North Mineral, San
Domingo and Strauch Wilcox, West Cosden,
Dial,
South
Runge, Angel City and Riverdale, Nordheim,
Henze, Brandt Field
.Extension, Meyersville, Cottonwood Creek, and North
Arneckeville.
9-20
1
of
Clay West
9-4
10-
a
from
1
1
1
$2.50
common
(J.),
(quar.)__
dividend
Drug
7-31
Co.,
25c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
7
12-
10-
Extra
7-31
8-
12-10
10-
of
construction
day.
per
main
new
The
1
t5bc
common
to
7
$2.50
(s-a)
com.
(quar.l__
&
40c
com.
conv.
1
Class
8-11
10c
pref.
iJohn
Stock
10-
Extra
8-17
"8-15
12 %c
,
Co.,
Thompson Products, Inc.,
4%
8-15
89-
miles
Pipe Line
—
Duval
line
8-31
8-18
9-10
$1.25
common
preferred
Weingarten
7-31
8-28
__
iquar.)
Shovel
1
&
Corp.______
(quar.)__
Oil Co.
1
9-
Ltd.—
*>
Glass
9-
8-15
25c
(quar.)
&
1
9-10
60c
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd
Knapp, Inc.,
Showcase
4%
1
50c
(quar.)
Transmission,
Coal
9-
70c
Extra
Thrifty
Weber
Weeden
tl2%c
Chemical
Textron, Inc. iR. I.), $1.25
4% prefem d A (quar.)
Thew
8-15
8-15
20c
(quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Gulf
Thompson
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
common
(S. D.),
preferred
Webb &
1
10-1
9-15
v 9-25
75c
Mines.
preferred
9-
1-2-54
1
7-31
(quar.)
convertible
9-
50c
.____
preferred
Fair
8-14
8-15
8-14
(quar.i
$4.50
10c
.__
(Canada),
Light
&
preferred
$2.40
8-14
8-14
9-15
8-14
He
Washington Mutual Investors Fund
Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)
Waterous, Ltd., 80c class A (quar.)
37 %c
(initial)
Gas
preferred
Texas Pacif.e
The
8-28
9-15
$1.10
(increased).
Corp. (resumed)
Corp.
(quar.)
Thatcher
5
8-
1
10-10
(s-a)__
Co.,
8-15
9-
9-*l
10-1
(quar.)
$4.25
7
8-
25c
Carson
Tennessee
Texas
8-
8-10
30c
Washington Gas Light Co.—
9-11
1
4
37 %c
Telautograph
4.50%
1
99-
5c
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
Tampax. Inc.
(quar.)
;
4.75%
10-
7
9-
25c
recently completed a
main line,
82.8 miles
Inc.
construction begins at the
Hagist Ranch gas field
County, Texas and extends in a
northeasterly direction
through McMullen, Live Oak,
Bee, Goliad, DeWitt and
7-24
8-25
145.4
gas
The
in
Corp.—
$4.50
8-
9-30
8-15
50c
$1.12'/a
$3 convertible preference
Warren
Petroleum
'quar.)
Warren
!y8c
9
1
Inc.—
preferred
Warner & Swasey Co.
Warren (Northam)
7-16
27 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
8-14
)
A
common
Walker
8-17
9-19
3
!
common
Amulet
9-10
Co.-(quar;)___
Talon,
Inc.,
class
Tampa Electric Co.,
.5.50 %
7-31
8-14
1
50c
Transit
Tennessee
10-15
8-15
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
Taylor,
8-14
9-
30c
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_
Swan-Finch.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
•6%
preferred
(quar.)
Swift & Co.
(quar.)
Syracuse
2
8-
8-
J25c
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Wacker-Wells Building (s-a)
Waite
25c
(quar.)i
2nd
11-
8-14
$1.50
has
reciprocating compressor station, according to an
announce¬
July 31 by Harry W. Bass, President.
The system, planned to
begin operation on Aug.
1, has a designed delivery capacity of
125,000
mcf of
4
$1.06)4.
corporation
ment
7
8-
(quar.»_:
Detinning Co.,
18c
.____
_;
(quar.)
4.40%
Texas
7-31
7-31
30c
Sutherland
New
8-15
8-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Biscuits, Inc.
9-30
40c
2
8-
9.20
(quar.)
preferred
(
65c
common
convertible
Corp.,
preferred
Vulcan
$1
Corp.,
common
Corp.,
preferred
5%%
Sunshine
Vulcan
8-14
9-
9-15
(quar.)
5
•
1
8-15
9-10
$1.50
Corp., 5% preferred <quar.)_____
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
(quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Ccrp.
9-
75C
10-
1
ioc
America
This
8-15
20c
(quar.)__
Gathering Systems,
Project Completed—
volving
9-
1
(quar.)___
Trend
2,200 h. p.
9-15
75c
pfd.
Wilcox
9.15
9-
(quar.)
Vinco
$4.50
Co.—
(quar.)
Consolidated Mines,
Sunray
1
1
$1.75
Fund,
o*
10-
40c
(quar.)
income
preferred
9-15
31'Ac
preferred
Sullivan
Sun
9-
5%
35c
_
8-31
62 %c
com.
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific,
1
10-12
12-11
9-21
(Continued from page 8)
$1
(quar)
Income
preferred
10-
30c
1-2-54
(quar.)
Ltd.
common
earned
5%
56c
(quar.)
preferred
Studebaker Corp.
Suburban
9-15
8-21
(quar.)
Corp.,
Vapor Heating, 5%
$3
preferred (quar.)
Stewart
Warner Corp.
(quar.)
Stix, Baer 6c Fuller Co., common
Struthers.
Corp.
Van Norman Co.
Vanadium corp.
Textiles
'4%%
4
(quar.)
preferred
Line
From
9-15
$1.25
(quar.i
Sterling
&
:
4%%
Value
5
8-20
-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
'5%
Steel
Upson Co.,
(quar.)
Mfg.
9-
75c
Stores Corp., $6 pfd.
(quar.)
Universal ConsQlidated Oil Co.
(quar.)
Universal Cooler, 6%
partic. pfd.
(quar.)_
Universal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Universal Pictures Co..
8-11
75C
(quar.)____
50c
45c
4)4%
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
preferred
Vitamin
8-19
(quar.)
Spring & Bumper Co.
Corp., common
S.
1
(quar.)_
Steel
7%
9-
22%c
Lithograph Co.,
&
9.15
$1.06)4
United
8-28
9-10
:
.$1.60
convertible preference
Standard Railway Equipment
Co.
Co.
l
(quar.)
preference series A
S.
S.
United
9-14
Jersey
Potash
5%
U.
U.
U.
Card
Printing
7
8-
for
common
:
Standard
S.
U. S.
8-20
8-17
40c
1
25c
(quar.)
Jersey
shares "held)
9-
75c
(quar.)
share of Standard
New
U.
Playing
9-15
io-
*"""
(quar.)„___
(quar.)
common
preferred
(s-a)
Pipe & Foundry Co.
S.
8-14
(quar.i
Standard Oil Co.
Stock
common
1
Co.,
8-10
9-25
General Corporation and
Investment News
9-11
8-18
25c
Corp.—
participating preferred
Lines
S.
(quar.)
1
$i
Machinery
4)4%
U.
8-31
12-10
Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)_
Forging Corp. (quar.)_____
Standard
Standard
1
45c
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Standard
9-15
12-
10c
Brands,
Standard
1
!
Common
Stamford Water Co.
Standard
S.
10-
$1.75
common
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
55c
(quar.)_—
Hoffman
4)4%
U.
Corp-
preferred
S.
When
Share
(accum.);
Finishing
$4
U.
.____
Quarterly
Spokane
(quar.)
preferred
S.
U.
Company
Illuminating Co
Conditioning Corp.—
Air
$7
8-14
Spencer
7
S.
U.
7
20c
preferred
Per
Name 0/
30c
(quar.)
47
*
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Chemical
When
common
$21.37'/2
It
was
stock
per
(par $10)
share,
withdrawn
was
with
later
a
that
,
,
The
M
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, August 10,
1953
(524)
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
BOND
Springerville, Ariz,
*"R»nd Sale — The $95,000 bonds
•offered Aug. 3—v» 178, p. 399
*rere
awarded to Refsnes, Ely,
Beck & Co., of Phoenix, as fol¬
_
lows:
$35,000 water improvement bonds,
as 4%s, at a price of 100.003,
a
basis of about 4.49%.
revenue bonds, as
price of 100.01, a basis
about 4.99%.
^0,000 water
5s, at a
of
Chi¬
cago, \Veeden & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
geles, Northern Trust
ARIZONA
T}
PROPOSALS AND
Co., of
all of San Francisco,
Staats & Co., of J/os
& Beane,
ner
William
Angeles,
R.
Nuveen
John
&
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
both of Chicago, B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co.,
Smithers & Co., Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., all of New York,
F.
S.
Lawson, Levy
& Williams,
Stone
both of San Fran¬
cisco, Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., of Chicago, Hill Richards &
&
Youngberg,
Francisco, Fred D.
Blake & Co., of Los Angeles, C.
Band Offering—Helen M. Grill,
N. White & Co., of Oakland, and
*City Clerk, will receive sealed
Jones,
Cosgrove
& Miller, of
fetds until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug.
*
JLO for the purchase of
$60,000 Pasadena.
Gallatin School District, Los
water, gas and electric improveanent revenue bonds. Dated June
Angeles County, Calif.
X, 4953. Due on June 1 from 1954
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
to 4955 inclusive. Bonds maturing
County Clerk, will receive sealed
oa
4961 and thereafter are call¬ bids at his office in Los Angeles,
able as of May 1, 1960. Principal until 9 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 11
4Utd interest (J-D) payable at the for the
purchase of $37,000 build¬
<Xty Treasurer's office or at the ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
JBank of Brisbee (branch of the Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1972
"Bank of Douglas), Brisbee. Le¬
inclusive. Principal and interest
gality approved by Gust, Rosen- (M-S)
payable at the County
tfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Treasurer's office.
Tombstone, Ariz.
Co.,
of
San
County
chaser
NEGOTIATIONS
Treasurer's office. Pur¬
to furnish legal opinion.
Tulare
High
Union
Tulare County,
Sch. Dist.,
Calif.
c/o
Day,
Berry
Main Street,
&
Howard, 75(fr
Hartford, until 2 p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 11 for the pur¬
—
Claude H. chase of $300,000 bonds, divided^,
Clerk, will receive as follows:
Los Angeles County, Calif,
sealed bids at his office in Visalia,
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬ until 10 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 11 $150,000 sewer bonds. Due on Aug,.
1 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive,
ing bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 178, for the purchase of $675,000 build¬
150,000 water bonds. Due on Aug..
p. 431 — were awarded to Dean ing
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
1 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, as Due on Sept., 1 from 1954 to 1963
Each issue is dated Aug. 1, 1953,.
3Vis, at a price of 100.91, a basis inclusive.
Principal and interest
of about 3.09%.
(M-S)
payable at the County Principal and interest payable af
the Hartford - Connecticut Trust.
Treasurer's office.
Magnolia School District, Orange
Co., Hartford.
County, Calif.
Vineland Sch. Dist., Kern County,
California
Ridgefield (P. O. Ridge field )t>
Bond Offering — B. J. Smith,
Offering
Bond
Los
Nietos
School District,
Grant, County
.
will receive sealed
Santa Ana,
until 11 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 11
for the purchase of $95,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the County
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
County Clerk,
bids
Los
his
at
office in
Angeles.
Mojave
Unified School District,
build¬
offered Aug. 4—v. 178,
p. 340—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as 4s, at a price of
101.14, a basis
Bond
of
about 3.83%.
West Covina
School District, Los
Angeles County,
Bond
Connecticut
Sale—The $150,000
ing bonds
Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Bond
diet,
ceive
Offering—Jesse L.
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Bene*
will
re¬
of
Day,.,
care
Main St.„.
(DST) onn
for the purchase of $691,—
& Howard, 750
Hartford, until 2 p.m.
Berry
Aug. 12
000
elementary
school
bonds..
1953. Due on Aug. 1
1954 to 1968 inclusive. Prin—
Dated Aug. 1,
from
cipal and
interest payable at the^Trust Co^.
Hartford-Connecticut
Hartford.
Calif.
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 11
DELAWARE
build¬ for the purchase of $115,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 4 were ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Delaware (State of)
awarded to a group headed by the Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1976
Bond Offering — John N. Mc¬
Bank of America National Trust inclusive. Principal and interest
Dowell, Secretary of State, wilfi
&
Savings
Association, of San (M-S) payable at the County
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. ,
Francisco, as 4y4S, at a price of Treasurer's office.
Bboenix.
(DST) on Aug. 18 for the pur¬
101.14, a basis of about 4.15%.
Glendale Unified Sch. Dist., Los
chase of $9,500,000 bonds, divided^
COLORADO
CALIFORNIA
Other members of the syndi¬
Angeles County, Calif.
as
follows:,
Bond Sale — The $2,000,000 cate: Blyth & Co., of San Francis¬
The Colorado College (P. O.
Bfe<* Vista Elementary School Dist.,
$3,955,000 State highway improve* building bonds offered Aug. 4— co, Security - First National Bank
Placer County, Calif.
Colorado Springs), Colo.
ment bonds.
Due on Sept. I
of Los Angeles, R. H. Moulton &
v.
178, p. 431—were awarded to
Bond Sale
The $600,000 nonfrom 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $62,000 build¬
a
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Weeden & Co., Dean Witter tax-exempt dormitory construc¬
1,000,000 school bonds. Due or??-.
& Co., all of San Francisco, Paine,
ing bonds offered July 27—v. 178,
Co., of San Francisco, as 2%s, at
tion
bonds
offered July 31—v.
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
TP. 339—were awarded to the Bank
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
a price of 100.36, a basis of about
clusive.
178, p. 340—were awarded to the
America National Trust & Sav¬
cago, Lawson, Levy & Williams,
2.70%.
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
1,170,000
capital
improvement
Stone & Youngberg, both of San
ings Association, of San Francisco.
Other members of the syndicate:
nance Agency.
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from?.
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬ Francisco, C. N. White & Co., of
Areata Elementary Sch. Dist.,
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
Humboldt County, Calif.
cisco,
First Rational
Bank, of Oakland, and Fred D. Blake &
3,000,000 school bonds. Due ons-,
Portland,
Northern
Trust
Co., Co., of Los Angeles.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore.,
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Bridgeport, Conn.
Harris
Trust
& Savings Bank, Montebello Unified Sch. Dist., Los
clusive.
Jr., County Clerk, will receive
Bond Offering—John J. Morris,
both of Chicago, Weeden & Co.,
Angeles County, Calif.
sealed bids at his office in Eu375,000
capital
improvement.
City
Comptroller, will, receive
of
San
Francisco,
William R.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
bonds/ Due on Sept. 1 from*
-jceka, until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
Staats
&
Co., of Los Angeles, ing bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 178, sealed bids until noon (DST) on
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
17 for
the purchase of $52,000
Heller, Bruce & Co., and Hanna- p. 431—were awarded to a group Aug. 19 for the purchase off $500,The
bonds are dated Sept. 1*.
building bonds. Dated Sept. 15,
000 Samuel Johnson School bonds.
ford & Talbot, both of San Fran¬
composed of California Bank of
1953. Due on Sept. 15 from 1955
1953. Principal and interest (M-S>
Dated Sept. 15, 1953. Due on Sept.
cisco.
Los Angeles, Blyth & Co., Heller,
to
1971 inclusive. Principal and
15 from
1954 to 1968 inclusive. payable at the Farmers Bank of
Bruce & Co., both of San Fran¬
the State of Delaware, Dover. Le¬
interest
(M-S) payable at the Greenfield Union School District,
cisco, and William R. Staats Co., Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Kern County, Calif.
gality approved by Reed, Hoyf.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
of Los Angeles, as 3%s, at a price
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build-'
Taylor & Washburn, of New York:
ity
approved by Orrick, Dahlfice. Legality approved by Ropes,
of 101.72, a basis of about 3.18%.
City.
Hui-St, Herington & Sutliffe, of San ing bonds offered Aug. 4 were
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
awarded to a syndicate headed Portola Elementary Sch. Dist., San
Francisco.
Boston.
GEORGIA
Mateo County, Calif.
by the Bank of America National
Jitoomington School District, San Trust & Savings Association, of
Haddam (P. O. Haddam), Conn.
Bond Sale—The $99,000 build¬
Glynn County (P. O. Brunswick)*.
Bernadino County, Calif.
San Francisco, as SMjs, at a price
Bond Offering—Mrs.
Helen J.
Georgia
ing bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 178,
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬ of 100.25.
Carini, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school):
p. 339 — were awarded to Dean
Other members of the syndi¬ Witter &
ceive sealed bids c/o Day, Berry bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 178, p_
ing bonds offered July 27 were
Co., of San Francisco.
awarded to the Bank of America cate: Blyth & Co. of San Fran¬
& Howard, 750 Main St., Hartford, 247
were
awarded to a groups
Richmond School District, Contra
Security - First National
National Trust & Savings Asso¬ cisco,
until 2 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 10 for composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,.
Costa County, Calif.
Bank of Los Angeles, R. H. Moul¬
ciation, of San Francisco, as 3%s,
the purchase of $180,000
school Charlotte, Courts & Co., Atlanta^.
1
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ton & Co., Weeden & Co., Dean
at a price of 100.09.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Blair,
Rollins & Co., Inc., NewWitter & Co.,
all of San Fran¬ ing bonds offered June 23 — v.
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive. York City, and Norris & Hirsch—
Jluena Vista School District,
cisco, Paine, Webber, Jackson & 177, p. 2618—were awarded to the
Principal and interest payable at berg, of Atlanta, at a price of
Tulare County, Calif.
Curtis, of Chicago, Lawson, Levy Anglo California National Bank of
the
Hartford-Connecticut Trust 99.54. The bonds include $400,000
Bond
Offering — Claude H. &
Williams, Stone & Youngberg, San Francisco.
2%s and $400,000 3s.
Co., Hartford.
drant, County Clerk, will receive both of San Francisco, C. N. White
Rocklin Elementary Sch. District,
-aealed bids at his office in Visalia, & Co., of Oakland and Fred D.
Toccoa Housing Authority, Ga.
Middletown, Conn.
Placer County, Calif.
tmtil 10 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 11 Blake & Co. of Los Angeles.
Note Offering—Miles C. Davis^.
Bond Sale—The $440,000 South
Bond Sale—The $23,000 build¬
<or the purchase of $65,000 build¬
Farms school bonds offered Aug. Secretary, will receive sealed bids;
Hawthorne School District, Los
ing bonds offered July 27—v. 178,
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 13 foir
5—v. 178, p. 431—were awarded
Angeles County, Calif.
p. 339—were awarded to the Bank
Uue on Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1968
to Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., New the purchase of $101,000 series A
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, of America National Trust & Sav¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Dated March 1, 1953. DueYork City, as 2V4S, at a price of notes.
<M-S)
payable at the County County Clerk, will receive sealed ings Association, of San Francisco. 100.65, a basis of about 2.17%.
on
March 1
from
1955 to 1962".
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
Treasurer's office.
inclusive.
(The issue was orig¬
Torrance Unified
Sch. Dist., Los
Milford, Conn.
until 9 a. m.(CDST) on Aug. 11
inally
scheduled
for
sale
om
Angeles County, Calif.
JSastern Municipal Water District
Bond Offering — John J. Des¬
for the purchase of $250,000 build¬
July 21.) '
1
Bond Sale—The $600,000 build¬
(P. O. 512 West Florida Ave.,
mond, Town Manager, will re¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Hemet), Calif.
ing bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 178, ceive sealed bids
until 3 p.m.
ILLINOIS
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1978
Bond Sale—The $4,300,000 water
p.
431—were awarded to a syn¬
(DST) on Aug. 18 for the pur¬
inclusive. Principal and interest
dicate
headed by the Bank of
Belvidere, III.
bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 178, p.
(M-S)
payable at the County America National Trust & Savings chase fo $3,300,000 sewer bonds.
Bond
Sale—The $60,000 orna¬
339—were awarded to a syndicate
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug.
Treasurer's office.
street
lighting
systems
beaded by the Bank of America
Association, of San Francisco, as 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive mental
bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 178, p,_
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
Laguna Salada Union Elementary 3V2s, at a price of 101.19, a basis Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
431—were awarded to the Seconds
of about 3.40%.
Sch. Dist., San Mateo County,
ciation, of San Francisco, at a
able at the First National Bank of
National Bank, and the Farmers;
Other members of the syndicate:
California
price of 100.29, a net interest cost
Boston, or at the Milford Trust
National Bank, both of Belvidere^.
of about 4.50%, as follows:
Bond Offering—John A. Brun- Weeden & Co., J. Barth & Co.,
Co., Milford, at holder's option.
Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch,
jointly, at 2%s at a price of
$340,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from ing, County Clerk, will receive
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
1
sealed bids at his office in Red¬ Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Heller, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of 100.39, a basis of about 2.69%.
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
Bruce
& Co., all of San Fran¬ Boston.
3,960,000 4V2s. Due on Sept. 1 wood City, until 10 a.m. (CDST)
Cook, Kane and McHenry Counties.
from 1965 to 1981 inclusive.
on
Aug. 18 for the purchase of cisco, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No. 300?
Oakville Fire District (P. O.
building bonds.
Dated Curtis, of Chicago, Kaiser & Co.,
(P. O. Dundee), III.
Other members of the syndicate: $134,000
Oakville), Conn.
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Stone
Bond Sale—The $372,000 build¬
Blyth & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from
Bond Offering—Bohumil Bares,
1954 to 1973 inclusive. Principal & Youngberg, and Hill Richards
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178>
both of San Francisco, SecurityChairman, will receive sealed bids
& Co., all of San Francisco.
First National Bank of Los An¬ and interest (F-A) payable at the
Kern
Bond
County,
Sale—The $300,000
—
-
^
*
—
.
Number 5245
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
/
(525)
247—were awarded to Paine,
Jackson & Curtis, and
Bacon, Whipple & Co., both of
p.
Webber,
Chicago, jointly, as 2%s, at a price
of
100.07,
basis of about 2.73%.
a
Decatur
Sanitary
III.
District,
a
composed of City Securi¬
group
ties
Indianapolis,
Corp.,
Montezuma,
C.
A.
Bond
S
Bond
1
a
e
The
—
awarded
to
a
First' National
the
Allyn
Bank
Chi¬
of
Co.,
Forgan &
Glore,
cago,
A. C.
Co., Inc., Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler, all of New 'York City,
&
Bosworth . &
Co.,
Inc.,
Milwaukee Co., Milwau¬
Braun,
Toledo,
kee, and Blewer, Heitner & Glynn,
of
St.
Louis, at
price of
340—were awarded to
p.
composed of Blyth & Co., Bankers
Trust Co. and Harriman
Co.,
Inc.,
from
Due
1954
to
2V2s.
from
all
of New
1960 to
inclusive.
1959
Due
1
Dec.
on
1972 inclusive.
100.029,
basis- of about 1.99%.
a
Manchester
and
Sale-rrThe
civil
Aug.
Township (P.
2, Aurora), Ind.
R.
Bond
1
178,
v.
and
Christian
Counties
No.
10
O.
340
cation,
until
the
of
the
will
Board
receive
Bean,
of
Edu¬
sealed
bids
(CST)
Aug. 10 for
on
purchase of $248,000 building
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
Dec. 1 from
on
1,
at
mutually
trict
bank
the State
acceptable
the
and
Due
of
trust
or
as
the
to
be
may
successful
Dis¬
bidder.
Chicago.
101
(P. O. East Alton), 111.
Bond
2%%
G.
Sale—An
school
H.
bonds
Walker
Dated
July
issue
&
sold
was
Legality
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
St.
of
Washington
County
Consolidated
Community
School
District
No. 11
(P. O. Irvington), III.
Offering — Geo. H. Kott-
Bond
kamp, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 15 for
the purchase of $96,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on
April
sive.
from
1
1954
1971
to
inclu¬
The
bonds maturing in 1958
thereafter are callable as of
and
April
1,
1957.
Interest
A-0..; Le¬
gality approved by' Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Williamson County School District
No. 2 (P. O. Marion), III.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build-
■
Share
Corp.,
price
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane,
of
at
Indianapolis,
of 100.31, a
price
a
ing bonds for which all bids
re-
&
2%s,
of
as
basis
2.53%.
North
Side
Bond
Sch.
Bldg. Corporation
Elkhart), Ind.
O.
(P.
Offering—Eldon F. Lund-
quist,
Secretary of the Corpora¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
June
later
were
Trust
jointly,
as
19
11:30
<CDST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
of
first
Sept.
Dated
sive. Bonds
March-I,
Sept.
1956
to
St.
Louis,
olis.
30,000
Trust; Co., Chicago,
334s and 4s.
Principal
anapolis.
Anderson,
Offering
Davidson,
City
sealed
(CST)
chase
of
Marion
E.
—
sive.
bids
27
until
2
for .the
water
terest (J-J)
maturing
Jan.
1,
callable
as
on
are
payable at the Ander¬
Continental
Bank
&
Trust
Illinois
or
at
National
Co.,
Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
East
Lynch,
of
Miller,
of
Offering—The
Board
Pierce,
Wheatfield
of
7
p.m.
(CST)
on
Aug.
20
for the purchase of $1,175,000
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1953. Due
on
July 1 from 1954
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller of Indianapolis.
Fenner
&
Township
v.
178,
Sale—The
bonds
p.
$490,000 water
offered
340—were
July
31—
awarded
to
LaSalle
each
Oct.
1,
1955
Beane,
(P.
O.
$80,000
township
(P.
issue.
178,
v.
—
340
p.
Sale—The
offered
school
were
—
Co..
Indianapolis,
as
a
of
basis
price
100.08,
No.
1~A
a
27/8s,
of
about 2.86%.
1—v.
to
178,
a
Equitable
p.
group
Securities
Corp.,
Nashville, Barrow, Leary
Co.,
Shreveport,
Scharff
&
Jones, Ducournau & Kees, Glas &
Co., Schweickhardt & Co., New¬
&
Brown
Lynch,
par,
&
Pierce,
all of New
Co.,
group
cost
$115,000 3s.
1954
to
inclusive.
1956
4s.
Due
Sept.
on
Sale—An
Bond
Town
Hall
Bank of
on
bonds
Plaquemines Parish
Earling,
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
issue
of
$4,000
the
to
3s, at par. Due
as
1953
to
in¬
1956
Due
on
1967
1976
to
Sale
were
awarded
mott
&
2V2S, at
The
Co.,
to
on
on
Des
July
1
from
(P.
O.
Moines,
lector
City
of
sealed
as
a
same
day
were
Sparks & Co., of Des
4%s, at a price of
basis of about 4.59%.
consisted
Due
June
1954
1962
$550,000
to
bonds.
1 from. 1954
to
previously
by
11
street
and
bonds.
1953.
on
Due
1973
Sept.
(M-S)
Farmers
and
National
Bank
im¬
sewer
Dated
inclusive.
interest
a.m.
(DST)
purchase of
the
provement
1
Sept. 1,
from
1954
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Mechanics-Citizens
Frederick'.
of
Le¬
gality approved by Niles, Barton,
Yost & Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
Orleans,
and
nue
in
noted
these
Caldwell,
or
Mar¬
Allen, La.
The
—
water
Aug.
5
Bankers Trust
$400,000
school
of
Mer¬
Boston.
to
as
tion, of Massachusetts.
Saugus, Mass.
Bond
school
178,
Sale
bonds
The
—
offered
432—were
p.
syndicate
$2,180,000
Aug. 5—v.
awarded
composed
to
a
of
Halsey,
Co., Inc., Harriman Rip^
ley & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Coffin
&
Burr, Hornblower & Weeks,
and
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, all of New York City, and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, -of
Boston, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.41, a basis of about 2.85%.
Stuart &
Shrewsbury,
Bond
will
Mass.
Offering
Whittemore,
Preston
—
Town
receive
sealed
C,
Treasurer,
bids
c/o Day
Co., Ill Devonshire Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $400,Trust
000
school
1953.
to
bonds.
Due
1973
Dated
Aug.
on
1
Aug.
from
1,
1954
inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the Day Trust
Co.,
Boston.
Legally
approved
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
& Rugg, of Boston.
Massachusetts
(P.
Bldg,
Amherst),
O.
Massachusetts
Bond
$555,000 bonds
awarded
were
Principal
at the
Bank
legality by
Accounts, Depart¬
Corporations and Taxa¬
of
Association
to
Co., New York
City, and Coffin & Burr, of Bos¬
ton, jointly, as 2V2s, at a price of
100.08, a-basis of about 2.49%.
Sale—The
dormitory
Aug. 6 —
awarded
Due
on
$550,000 2%%
12
bonds
178,
offered
432
p.
—were
to
Smith, Barney & Co.,
& Co., both of
City, jointly, at a price
of 100.789, a1'basis of about 2.68%.
W. E.
and
Hutton
New York
Dated
bonds.
No.
v.
proved
Sept. 1, 1953.. Legality ap¬
by Ely, Bartlett, Thomp¬
sold
to
bonds.
Due
privately
New Or¬
the
invi¬
tation for tenders.
No.
dated
are
Aug.
Principal and interest
able
the
at
Bank
Merchants
15,
pay¬
National
Bostoji.
of
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
offered
432
were
—
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
bids
2I/4S, at
$280,000 school
Interest
ing opinion of
a
15,
1953.
M-S.
Approv¬
nationally recog¬
municipal
furnished
firm
will
successful
bid¬
bond
the
Aug.
4—v.
a
Note
178,
p.
Sale
The
—
Aug.
4
City, as
a basis
900,000
notes
awarded
were
County (P. O.
Cambridge), Mass.
until
ard,
County
ceive
Treasurer,
sealed
(DST)
chase
bids
Aug.
on
of
to
a.m.
(CST)
on
Sept.
3
East
Sale
re¬
11
(F-A>
Dated
notes.
approved
of
by Chapman
&
Cutler,
MARYLAND
—
Offering
President
—
of
L.
8
$75,000
receive
(EST)
school
Cull,
sealed
the
p.m.
purchase
on
of
follows:
as
$690,000
street
bonds.
Due
to
1958
improvement
Feb.
on
1
from
inclusive.
improvement
sewer
Due
on
1954
1958
inclusive.
to
Feb.
1
from
98,000 water improvement bonds.
Due
on
1958
inclusive.
48,000
Feb.
1
from
Due
1958
to
to
/
sidewalk
bonds.
1954
improvement
Feb.
on
1
from
inclusive.
The
1953.
bonds are
dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the
&
Citizens
Commer¬
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
& Moorman, of Detroit.
of
price
Boston,
of
100.13,
2.90s,
as
basis
a
of
at
a
about
2.87%.
Bond
ing
Savings Bank, Flint.
Nankin
Sale—The
$201,000
offered
bonds
grea
park¬
Aug.
5
awarded to Salomon Bros. &
1.97%.
bonds
'
Due
1963
National
are
on
dated
Sept.
inclusive.
1
of
Township Sch. Dist. No. 7
Sept.
from
Principal
Boston.
Bonds
Not
submitted
site
and
Sold—No
for
the
building
July 30.—v. 178,
Paris
and
p.
bids
were
$300,000 school
bonds
offered
341.
Wyoming
Townships
Fractional School District No. 6
1,
(P. O. Grand Rapids),
1954
and
payable at the Merchants
Bank
Le¬
(P. O. Inkster), Mich.
Northampton, Mass.
interest
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, ThornCommissioners, will receive sealed dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
County
will
Bank
1953.
Bernard
the
until
for
Mass.
The
Offering—Harry K.
Clerk,
cial
to
County (P. O.
La Plata), Md.
Bond
1954
awarded to the National Shawmut
The
Charles
on
1954
surface
about
Chicago.
Perry,
1,
Sept. 1, 1956.
Sept. 1, 1957..
on
Aug.
$944,000
special assessment bonds, divided
17
Due April 1, 1954.
were
Legality
Bond
City
pur¬
Hutzler, of New York City, as 2s,
at
a
price of 100.15, a basis of
Treasurer.
First
Flint, Mich.
a.m.
the
for
drainage notes offer¬
Aug. 5—v. 178, p. 432 — were
ed
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1968 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
30,000 3s. Due
108,000
purchase of $60,000 build¬
Board
Sept.
on
bonds.
will
until
11
$200,000
Aug. 18, 1953.
Note
Leesville), La.
Offering—T. L. Harvey,
11
the
1955
30,000 314s. Due
Note Offering—Charles P. How¬
and
O.
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
for the
Due
4s.
1954
Middlesex
Vernon Parish Sch. Dist. No. 145
Bond
to
Michigan Corp., Detroit, at par,
plus a premium of $1, as follows:
bids
Authority, Mass.
Millbury,
(P.
awarded
of
awarded to the Bank¬
price of 100.09,
of about 2.23%.
Aug. 25
Sept. 15 from 1955 to 1975
inclusive.
nized
Sept.
340—were
cincl
Trust Co., New York
ers
offered
sealed
on
street
$49,000
Vial, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., of New York
Jr., Secretary of the Parish School City, at 1.008% interest.
(CST)
$109,000 special
improvement
bonds offered July 27—v. 178, p.
assessment
Duxbury, Mass.
Bond Offering—Richard J.
7:30 p.m.
East Detroit, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
1953.
1
(P. O. Hahnville), La.
receive
MICHIGAN
on
clusive.
The
Everett Housing
St. Charles Parish Sch. Dist.
will
Brown, of Boston,
Aug. 15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
re¬
& Jones, of
formal bids having been
pursuant
school
&
son
reve¬
improve¬
Aug. 4—v.
Scharff
no
155,000
works
offered
248—were
p.
$450,000
improvement
bonds
ment
*
Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & CoQ&ey, of Des Moines.
payable
National
Canton, Mass.
offered
Aug. 15,
Aug. 15 from
on
inclusive.
University of
Sale—The
dated
are
1962
interest
ment
MASSACHUSETTS
Aug. 11,
on
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
-
Due
1963
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Legality ap¬
proved
for
receive
7
construction
Dec.
until
18
will
School
bonds.
to
approved
the Director of
Col¬
payable at the office of the Parish
of:
improvement
1-from
Taxes,
bids
Aug.
Registrar' and
2.50%.
clusive.
29
as
Md.
The sale consisted of:
Offerng Details—The $1,-
1954
Offering—Aubrey A. Nic-
odemus,
to
from
Aug. 15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
McDer-
improvement bonds
inclusive.
20,000
Shaw,
con¬
par.
$9,000
awarded
Sale
$20,000
offered
to
of
the
$9,000
The
—
bonds
July 1
inclusive.
Frederick,
Bond
der.
Bond
July 1 from
on
875,000 3s.
Lenox, Iowa
struction
Due
being offered for sale
be
3
from
inclusive.
000,000 public improvement bonds
ing
sold
1
notes
a
inclusive.
Pointe-a-la-Hache), La.
until
was
to
July
on
1960
1966
the
1957 to 1967 inclusive.
Bond
to
Beane,
Sept. 1 from
on
The
price of 100.39,
a
about
1953, and mature
Mercantile
of
Due
to
304,000 2V2S.
for the purchase of $300,000 build¬
Earling, Iowa
composed
Bond
$38,000 33/4s. Due
awarded
were
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons,
Baker, Watts & Co., and Stein
Bros. & Boyce, all of
Baltimore,
at a price of 100.009, a net interest
cost of about
2.91%, as follows:
price of
of about
a
$1,294,000
improve¬
Aug. 5—v.
and
offered
—
of
Notes
Trust
follows:
as
187,000
&
Fenner
interest
Merrill
and
Orleans, at
net
a
3.98%,
Board,
IOWA
248
p.
on
La.
$225,000 school
Aug.
awarded
of
composed
Raffensperger, Hughes
of
bonds
178,
2.60s, at
as
basis
a
chants
The
—
ment
Interest
Dist.
O. Jena),
248—were
to
bonds offered
Sale
construction
to
from
Sch.
Parish
submitted
inclusive.
Elwood, Ind.
revenue
1
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
leans,
civil
Moines,
Bond
for
made
Sale—The
Bond
and
100.28,
1973
1,
ton,
and
1961
dated
are
Oct.
on
No.
—
Trust
Baltimore.
bonds.
A-O.
WheatReld), Ind.
School Trustees will receive sealed
to
be
178,
bids
until
(M-S)
Mercantile
Legality approved
by Semmes, Bowen & Semmes, of
1973 inclusive. Separate bids must
New
Indianapolis.
offered
Chicago School City, Ind.
Bond
bonds
Due
District
tax
Port
works
Banking Co., Anderson,
the
Sewerage
The
1953.
the
at
1954
Bond Sale—The
$45,000 build¬
Bond Sale
ing bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 178,
funding and
p. 340—were awarded to Merrill,
July 1, 1958. Principal and in¬
son
1,
Ross, sive. Interest A-O. Legal opinion
Indi¬ of either Foley, Cox & Judell, of
by
';
p.m.
bonds.
Bonds
inclusive.
interest
Royjley, Mass.
Note Sale
The $25,000 water
mains notes offered
July 30 were
awarded to Tyler &
Co., of Bos¬
Co., Baltimore.
columns, will mature annually on
April 1 from 1955 to 1973 inclu¬
Perry Township School Township
(P. O. Evansville), Ind.
purr,
Due
1959 and thereafter
of
Oct.
in¬
will
Dated
Aug.
1,
semi-annually
from
July 1, 1954 to July 1, 1973 inclu¬
1953.
revenue
of
as
In¬
at
Ind.
$1,900,000
revenue
utility
Callable
the
awarded to
Controller,
Aug.
on
un¬
and
at
&
receive
sealed
as
'
&
of
as
of Indianap¬
approved
Ice
July 30
INDIANA
Bond
Hebert,
receive
improvement,
unlimited
and
and after
on
payable
Legality
payable
1963.
inclu¬
callable
are
1959.
McCord,
the
and
1973
to
and
school
Felix
—
will
public
bonds.
Due
1
1984
maturing
(M-S)
school
1953.
1,
diana National Bank
Mercantile
to
1954
County (P. O. Cam¬
bridge), Md.
revenue
March
on
1960
1,
terest
$1,350,000
Sept.
from
1
Aug. 11 for
on
mortgage
semi-annually
rejected,
were
sold
Co.,
Northern
-
Des
Bridge, La.
public
130,000
-
'
•
of
limited tax bonds.
man,
'
ceived
Hazzett,
Offering
Clerk,
bonds
Sale—The
$65,000 school
building bonds offered July 30—
v.
178, p. 247—were awarded to
the
Louis.
&
Albany School City, Ind.
building
,
Bond
Town
Bond
New
Bond
tp
ap¬
Bond
Indianapolis, as 234s, at a
100.13, a basis of about 2.72%.
$75,000
Co., of St. Louis.
1953.
1,
of
from
Dorchester
of
about
Madison County Sch. Dist. No.
,
dianapolis
(J-D)
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler,
Bond Sale—The $112,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178,
p. 247—were awarded to the In¬
1972 inclu¬
interest
such
in
company
1953.
1954 to
sive. Principal and
payable
approved
.
8 p.m.
1
Principal
Bond
Co.,
Township
O. Alexandria), Ind.
(P.
Bond Offering—Robert R.
$200,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on
Sept.
courthouse
LOUISIANA
were
—
as 3V2S, at a price of
basis of about 3.49%.
a
L.
Breaux
Monroe Township School
Illinois
Secretary
William
$30,000
awarded to the Fletcher Trust
100.03,
(P. O. Blue Mound),
inclusive. Legality
1,
1954 to
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $190,000 bonds, divided as follows:
school
bonds offered
p.
Aug.
from
1
Moines.
$20,000
township
—
dated
are
Nov.
on
Ripley &
City,
Indianapolis,
Macon
by
Community Unit School District
.
bids until 1 p.m. (DST) on
Aug. 25
for
the
purchase
of
York
Co., Inc., Toedo, and J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
of Louisville, as 2s, at a price of
1
Dec.
on
1965
Braun, Bosworth &
2.47%,
a
214s.
3,115,000
group
a
bonds
1953. Due
$1,250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 4—y. 178,
R.
$1,085,000
City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
follows:
as
Sch.
Wayne
The
100.05,
cost of about
net interest
a
Fort
$4,200,000
178, p. 340 — were
group composed of
3 J— v.
—
*
improvement bonds offered
Aug.
Iowa
The
$11,500 judg¬
Allyn & Co., Chicago, and Raf- ment
funding bonds offered Aug.
fensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
of 3 were awarded to Hassett,-Neu
Indianapolis, as 4s, qt a price of Co., of Des Moines, as
2%s, at a
101.13, a basis of about 3.94%.
price of par.
"'LSI
sewer
Sale
49
Michigan
Bond
Offering—James
G.
Bot-
ten, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
the
(EST) on Aug. 19 for
purchase of $800,000 building
V-
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(526)
Sept.
Dated
bonds.
1,
1958. Interest A-O. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1,
April
bonds offered Aug, 3—v.
178, p. 249—were awarded to the
Union State Bank of Montevideo,
lot
ing
2V2s,
as
at
revenue
Bonds
from 1958 to 1983 inclusive.
1
maturing in 1975 and thereafter
will be callable as of July 1, 1958.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
at a bank or trust company
able
designated
by
the
purchaser.
Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
vens
& Moorman, of Detroit.
Sale—The
Note
build¬
$200,000
178,
341—were soldi to local banks,
p.
Is.
as
i
Township School District
Warren
(P. O. Van Dyke), Mich.
No. 7
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 27 for
field,
the
build¬
purchase of $4,000,000
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Due on April 1 from 1954 to 1971
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1958
and thereafter are callable as of
ing
April 1, 1957. Interest A-O. Legal¬
bids
the
at
Vincent
—
P.
12 for the pur¬
$125,000 general obliga¬
chase
of
tion
school
1955 to
from
bonds.
betterment
1953. Due on Jan. 1
1957 inclusive. Prin¬
Dated Sept. 1,
cipal and interest payable at any
banking institution to be
suitable
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Barber,
Colman,/ Barker, Scott &
of Minneapolis.
Wadena
Co., Leland
Speed
of Jackson, Memphis
both
Securities Co., Memphis, and
Wood
E.
&
County
Sale
Bond
July
on
The
bonds
thereafter
and
callable
are
July 1, 196*3. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at the Union
failed
attract
to
when offered for sale
apolis, at
interest
1956
Bond
Sale
building
to
3s.
inclusive.
1959
Due
July
on
from
1
75,000 3.20s. Due on July 1 from
of
The
York
City,
and
1963
to
Offering—Max
City
sealed
bids until
Aug.
on
Clerk,
receive
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
of
treatment
and
for
11
Norn-
A.
will
the
purchase
1953
bonds
and
dated
are
mature
July 1,
from
July 1
on
1970 inclusive: Bonds
1956 to
certificates
000
Dated
1
indebtedness.
of
Sept. 1, 1953. Due
from
District
Bond
Feb. 1 from
on
til
Offering
Oscar Ander¬
—
of Trus¬
will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 17 for the purchase
$100,000 certificates of indebt¬
Bond
ural
on
Dated
Sept.
Sept. 1, 1953. Due
1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Hamden
Township (P.
Audubon), Minn.
Bond
Offering
—
Paul
the
ceive
sealed
{CST)
chase of
bids
Aug.
on
until
13
for
re¬
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
as
follows:
1956 to
p.m.
(MST) on Aug. 10
purchase of $62,204 build¬
bonds. Dated June 15, 1953.
i
1967
on
March
inclusive.
1
Sept. 1,1953.
from
1954
at a
to
serially from
inclusive.
County Supervisors Dist.
Sale
The
—
offered
178,
at
$80,000 road
auction
342—were
p.
Aug.
on
the Canton Exchange Bank,
Canton.
to
Sale—The
offered
$15,000
Aug.
178,
p.
bidder.
3V2s
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O.
Not
canceled
Sold
the
—
notice
The
Bond
calling
for
bids until Aug. 3 for the
purchase of $30,000 school bonds,
Offering —Walton
Taylor, City Manager, will
; sealed
bids
purchase
R.
L.
on
Aug. 18 for the
of $200,000 storm sewer
system bonds.
—v.
178,-p. 342.
receive
was
sold
to
8
p.m.
Aug. 14 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Interest M-S.
on
Bond
Offering
Everett
—
Mc-
Iverney, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(MST) on Aug. 24 for
purchase of $60,000 building
the
dated
are
AugT
Dated
&
City,
$633,000 equip¬
building bonds
6—v. 178, p. 433—
the
to
Chemical
Co., New York
2.20s, at a price of 100.22,
as
basis of about 2.17%.
a
sewer
a
$825,000
revenue
group
bonds
composed ..of
Offering—Walter
Village
mer,
til
8
the
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
Aug.
on
of
$55,000
school
(P. O. Pomona), N. J.
Bond
Dated
1
July 1, 1953.
from
1954
offered
Aug.
5—v.
awarded
of
City,
the
at
100.14,
a
Kinnelon
Bond
Clerk
School
to
178,
a
4.60s, at
receive
will
Board
sealed
of
p.
Legality
Broome
clusive.
from
bids
1953
,
until
8
Due
1952.
to
in¬
1972
(J-D)
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
&
by
—
bonds
193
offered
were
—
July 30—v. 178,
awarded
to
a
p.
group
of John Nuveen &
p.
Chicago, B. J. Van Ingen &
249—were awarded to the Cum¬
ton,
New
York
Boettcher
City,
Co., Denver, Stern
Bros.
&
Co., Kansas City, Taylor & Co.,
Chicago,
Commerce
Trust
City, Hannaford &
Talbot, of San Francisco, Zahner
Co.,
&
Kansas
Co., Kansas City, Peters, Writer
&
Christensen,
$375,000
J
Denver,
3.35s, at
as
,
bonds
at
cost
follows:
.
.
about
$75,000
York
National
Bank
of
Lisbon, Pierrepont,
Potsdam
Oswe•
and DeKalb
Central School District
No.
1
(P. O. Canton),
New
Sale
Bond
York
Thp
—
$1,450,000
syndicate
composed
of
Halsey,
George B. Gib¬
Stuart & Co. Inc.,
bons & Co., Inc.,
&
First
of
City,
Bacon,
Steven¬
Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
Michigan Corp., Chas. E.
&
Co., all of New York
and
Sage, Rutty & Co., of
Rochester, as 3s, at a price of
100.30, a basis of about 2.97%.
Cicero, Cicero-Oneida Lake
Dist.
Water
(P. O. Cicero), N.
Bond
Sale—The
Y.
$13,500
water
about
El-
of
Revenue
and
Finance,
will receive sealed bids until
(DST)
chase
as
Aug.
on
of
for
18
$627,000
the
bonds,
noon
bonds.
on
in¬
equipment
Sept.
on
bonds.
from
1
1954
are
dated
the
National
Newark.
Legality
Principal
payable
Bank
of
by
at
Reed,
ceive
Sold—Bids
for
$155,000 building bonds offered
Aug. 5—v. 178, p. 249—were re¬
jected.
New Mexico
Bond
Sale—The
offered
$215,000 school
to
the
p.
State
Treasurer,
the
only bidder,
2V2s, 2%s, 3s and 3y4s.
as
NEW YORK
as
until
3
re¬
p.m„A
on
Dated
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
Sullivan
County National Bank,
Libgrtyville.
Legality approve^
by Bernard L. Levine.
NewYork City, N.
Note
Sale
an
City
—
Joseph
issue
of
sold
anticipation
notes
and
to
Aug.
2%
3,
tax
group of
companies.
and due Oct.
a
trust
Dated Aug. 3, 1953
27, 1953.
Lenoir
on
$50,000,000
local
banks
Y.
Comptroller
CAROLINA
County
North
(P. O. Kinston),
Carolina
Bond
July 29—v. 178,
awarded
Le-
(F-A) payable at the
NORTH
Miguel County Munic. School
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Las Vegas),
194—were
Due
1962
to
and interest
NEW MEXICO
San
bonds
Samuel
on
Lazarus
the
3s.
Aug. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $14,000 fire fighting ve¬
Hoyt, Taylor
Ringwood School District, N. J.
Not
bids
sealed
(DST)
Washburn, of New York City.
Bonds
Offering—I.
Aug. 1, 1953.
Sept.
First
as
District Secretary, will
hicle and apparatus bonds.
and
1953.
the
Due
1,
interest
(M-S)
to
Falconer,
Hurleyville), N. Y.
Bond
1954
bonds
awarded
Bank of
1
$11,500 water
3—v. 178, p.
1958
to
inclusive.
The
Aug.
No.
N. Y.
Fallsburgh and Thompson, Hurley*
ville Fire District (P. O.
pur¬
Due
121,000
342'—were
vine,
school
offered
National
divided
follows:
District
Sale—The
Bond
C.
Water
(P. O. Falconer),
bonds
Newark, N. J.
Offering — Meyer
lenstein, Director of the Depart¬
ment
3.84%.
Ellicott
Sale—The $410,000 publie
hospital bonds offered Aug. 4—
v.
the
178,
534—were
p.
First
awarded
to
Securities
Corp., Dur¬
ham, and Byrne and Phelps, Inc.,
New York City, jointly, at a price
of
100.07, a net interest cost of
about 2.38%, as follows:
.
100.006,
of
(P. O. Binghamton),,
First
gatchie,
price of 100.13,
a
and
Co., of Minneapolis,
interest
as
of
the
Canton,
basis of about 3.33%.
a
Co.,
Inc.,
price
a
Binghamton, as 2s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 1.99%.
berland National Bank of Bridge-
Co.,
composed
at
Township School Dist., bonds offered July 30—v. 178, p.
342—were awarded to R. D. White
(P. O. Cedarville), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬ & Co., New York City, as 3.90s,
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 178, at a price of 100.67, a basis of
&
County Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Las Vegas), Nev.
Bond Sale
The $1,500,000
Dist»
Lawrence
approved
NEVADA
Sch.
of
Butler.
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
approved
3.30s,
as
Cty.
Weigold
1
Free
par.
bonds.
Dec.
Union
(P. O. Bellport), N.Y.
Comptroller,
of
son
on
of
v.
Education,
1,
Wood,
Bond Sale—The $812,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 178,
p. 534—were awarded to the State
(DST) on Aug. 17 for the
purchase
of
$150,000
building
Dec.
&
City.
building bonds offered Aug. 6—
178, p. 534—were awarded to a
J.
N.
p.m.
Dated
pay¬
branch
Deposit Co.,
approved by
Delafield
a
District,
the
&
group
.
Offering—Alma H. Banta,
of
April
on
inclusive.
Baldwinsville
First Trust
the
Syracuse.
price
basis of about 4.58%.
as
Due
1966
to
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
to
Sale—The $190,000 school
193—were
State
bonds.
Ful-
F.
will
airport
improvement bonds offered Aug.
3—v. 178, p. 342—were awarded
Galloway Township Sch. Dist.
un¬
10- for
Clerk,
New
clusive.
Clerk will receive sealed bids
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
Bond Sale—The $184,750
NEW JERSEY
NEBRASKA
Phelps County Sch. Dist. No. 55
(P. O. Loomis), Neb.
Bond Offering — The District
Le¬
by
Baldwinsville, N. Y.
No. 28
Trust
$506,000
July 1, 1953.
Na¬
Hawkins,
•
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973
bonds.
First
Heckler &
City.
HAMPSHIRE
Aug.
Bank
Bond
Valley County High School District
No. 1-A (P. O. Glasgow), Mont.
Kalman &
Bond Sale—An issue of
and
(MST)
until
bids
follows:
West Point, Miss J
water
sealed
Co.,
District
sealed
Hopkins, Minn.
ceive
Beverly Hills, Barcus, Kindred &
Waynesboro), Miss:
Bonds
O.
re¬
&
Wayne County, Buckatunna Special
Con.
Silvert
—
Clark
school
3—v.
Co., of Vicksburg, as
4s, at a price of 100.09.
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at any suitAble bank designated
by the suc¬
Offering
of
Neshoba County, Linwood Con. Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Philadelphia), Miss.
and
Bond
awarded
to
man
County Sch. Dist. No. 33
(P. O. Ingomar), Mont.
Co., of Jack¬
price of 100.03.
(P. O. Canton),
Mississippi
terest
cessful
awarded
were
342—were awarded to J. G. Hick¬
24,000 payment of outstanding
indebtedness bonds.
Each issue is dated
bonds
revenue
No. 2 Road Dist.
4—v.
Rosebud
in¬
interest
Amsterdam.
of
the
Due
1967
York
Bond
of
awarded
were
Bond
1978
Madison
$4,000 road building improvement bonds
Due
4s,
as
Bond
bonds.
5
$200,000 nat¬
The bonds mature
bonds
$28,000 bonds, divided
Aug.
Southern
Bond
Christo-
system
gas
son,
O.
jpherson, Township Clerk, will
Sale —The
offered
of
edness.
due
school
and
offered
un¬
8:30
Mysse, Jr., District Clerk, will
DeKalb, Miss.
bids
4V4s,
:
New York
for the
Sept.
on
terest M-S.
olis.
sealed
15
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co..
(P. O. Joplin), Mont.
Clerk of the Board
tees,
1963 inclusive. In¬
1954 to
—
ceive
Sykes,
City, J. B. Hanauer &
MONTANA
Co., Ryan, Hanauer & Co., both of
Liberty County, Joplin High School Newark, and Lebenthal & Co.,
ma¬
$450,000
sewage
MISSISSIPPI
disposal plant bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 Covington County, Seminary Con.
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Collins), Miss.
to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
interest payable at1 any suitable
bank designated by the success¬ bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 178, p.
342
were
awarded to Kroeze,
ful bidder.
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneap¬ McLarty & Co., of Jackson.
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Certificate Offering — Iver
Mickelson, City Clerk, will re¬
Aug.
on
Sale—The
Bond
ment
bonds
inclusive.
Due
ing
will receive
turing in 1966 and thereafter are
Interest J-D.
(CST) on
callable as of July 1, 1965. Legal¬
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $30,000
ity approved by Dorsey, Colman, Park County High Sch. Dist. No. 3
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
(P. O. Willsall), Mont.
Barker, Scott & Barker, of Minne¬
1, 1.953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1955
Bond Offering — Mrs. Violet
apolis.
to
1964 inclusive.
Principal and
Anderson, District Clerk, will re¬
interest payable at any suitable
Willmar, Minn.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
bank designated by the purchaser.
Certificate Offering — Einar H.
Legality approved by Faegre & Brogren, City Clerk, will receive (MST) on Aug. 24 for the pur¬
chase of $16,300 building bonds.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Interest F-A.
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $12,Chisholm, Minn.
Bond
approved
New
1953.
to
and
payable at
Bank
Brcokhaven
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
berg,
(F-A)
Nashua, N. H.
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
Cleark,
Village
due
$300,000
and
Mo.
offered
New
1.956
son,
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
MINNESOTA
ly,
4s,
NEW
The
—
bonds
700,000 2%s.
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
vious offering on June 24.)
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Offering—Paul H. Week¬
and
1,
1955
tional
New York
45,000
from
New York
follows:
$40,000 3.20s. Due on July 1 from
1
Aug.
Principal
$75,-
inclusive;
All of the bonds
County, Ferguson Re¬
organized Sch. Dist. R-2 (P. O.
both
price of 100.008, a net
of about 3.15%, as
a
1958
15, 1953.
Louis
St.
sewage
cost
to
Feb.
for the pur¬
improvement
13
$192,000
Dated
clusive.
Aug. 15 from
on
inclusive.
June 16.)
on
of
Aug. 15 from 1964 to 1966
on
disposal
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
of St.
plant bonds offered July 30 were
Louis, at a price of 100.002, a net
awarded to a group composed of
interest cost of about 2.70%, as
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Caldwell,
follows:
Phillips & Co., both of St. Paul,
and C. S. Ashmun Co., of Minne¬ $300,000 2V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
obligation
4y4s, due
1963;
bids
any
price
a
about 4.29%, as follows: $75,000
4V2s,
due on Aug.
15,
Planters National Bank, Memphis.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis. (The
bonds
at
s
net interest cost of
a
$300,000
of
as
d
o n
of
receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of
375,000 bonds at a price of
$99,000 highway machinery, street
100.013, a net interest cost of
improvement
and
sewer
bonds.
July 1,
1953, and those maturing in 1964
$1,000,000
Aug. 4—
30 were awarded to the First Na¬ v.
178, p. 433—were awarded to a
tional Bank of Menahga, as 4s.
group composed of Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, Chicago, White,
Wheaton, Minn.
Weld & Co., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Bond Sale
The $160,000 gen¬
pre¬
Bond
000
dated
are
from
15
1966 inclusive.
b
Aug.
on
chase
gality
Aug.
on
about 4.03%, as follows:
July 1 from
on
a
Due
100.006,
1956
judg¬
funding bonds offered July
eral
375,000
from
1
4*4s, at a price
basis of about
as
100.019,
4.24%.
1964 to 1979 inclusive.
Ferguson),
The $2,500
—
of
Har¬
1963 to
665,000 4j/2s. Due
Menahga), Minn.
ment
on
375,000 bonds
St. Paul, as
Co.,
(DST)
bonds.
inclusive.
Columbus,
Co.,
&
MISSOURI
Common School
District No. 43 (P. O.
Stone, of Detroit.
submitted
were
Cady
Aug. 15 from 1956 to 1953
inclusive; and $300,000 4s, due
on Aug.
15 from 1959 to 1962
on
Or¬
New
of
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
Aug.
on
Co., Memphis,
follows:
Offering
(CST)
by Miller, Canfield,
(No
ity approved
.Paddock &
&
Crane,
—
Scho-
Bond Offering—Walter S.
Co.,
Gregorich, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
8 p.m.
Tay)or Township Sch. Dist., (P. O.
Taylor Center), Mich.
ing notes offered Aug. 3--v.
and
Hamp-Jones
old
County
Louis
Bond
The $1,800,000
bonds
being offered for sale on Aug. 11
—v.
178, p. 432—will be dated
Aug. 1, 1953 and mature semi¬
annually on Jan. 1 and July 1
plant
incinerating
a
Saunders
leans,
Chisholm), Minn.
Michigan
—
100.08,
A.
Arnold
Indep. School
District No. 40 (P. O.
\ $160,000 4s. Due
St.
ity (P. O. Pleasant Ridge),
Offering
of
price
a
of about 2.22%.
basis
Garbage and Rubbish Author'
Bond
park¬
$30,000
Sale—The
Bond
Oakland County
Southeastern
M.
Montevideo, Minn.
Due
1953.
1 from 1956 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
Bonds maturing in 1959
and thereafter are callable as of
April
on
Monday, August 10, 1953
...
a
net
3.96%,
3%s,
due
Bond
Hayden,
ceive
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Offering — Richard
$80,000
H.
City Treasurer, will re¬
bids
until 11 a.m.
sealed
5s.
and
Due
330,000 2V4s.
1956
on
May
1,
1954
1955.
Due
10 ,1962
on May 1 from
inclusive.,
Volume 178
Number 5245
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(527)
:
Oxford, N.C.
\\lBond Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug. 11
for the
purchase of $175,000 water
to
ence
178,
v.
the
offering appeared in
534.)
p.
Rocky River, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Clyde W.
Brown, City Auditor, will receive
sealed
bids
until
(DST)
noon
343—were
p.
awarded
R.
to
J.
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City,
as
33/4s, at par.
Rogers County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Claremore), Okla.
June
Dated
1953.
1,
Due
OHIO
bonds.
Due
1954
1963 inclusive.
The
—
to
bonds
street improvement bonds offered
1953.
July
Oct.
on
Wilkins
to
awarded
178,
v.
—
97
p.
were
—
dated
are
Co., of
Cleveland, as 2%s, at a price of
100.01, a basis of about.2.74%.
Cleveland, Ohio"
Offering .Rescinded—The
.Bond
City
has
canceled
intention
notice
the
consider
to
Purchaser
&
McDonald
sealed
of
bids
Russells
Bond
Aug.
1,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
Dated
1963
inclusive.
mortgage
v.^178,
purchase
of
bonds.—
revenue
250. The issue will be
p.
reoffered later with
a
revised
ma¬
turity schedule.
F.
Nov.
the
J.
—
Board
receive
Bond
M.
of
sealed
Glisan,
1953.
1954
payable
of
10
until
for
building
1953.
1974
8
p.m. (DST)
purchase of
the
bonds.
Due
to
the
at
Lakeview.
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
on
Aug.
$100,000
Dated
Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1955 to
on
inclusive.
until
8
from
1956
to
1958
Bond
ing
Sale—The $600,000 build¬
offered July 31 were
bonds
awarded
to
a
composed of
group
tional
Bank
ton,
&
Trust
inclusive.
ISLAND
Dallas
Union
Securities
31/2S, at
as
The
to
par.
bonds
1953.
Due
1978
Sept.
inclusive.
interest
First
dated
are
on
(M-S)
Sept.
from
1
Bonds Not
Empire, Ore.
Bond
Offering
received
Sold—No
for
the
,
'
.
j
l
bids
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(PST) on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $120,000 sewer general obligation and
bonds.
revenue
1953.
Due
1969
on
1
Aug. 1,
from 1955
consisted of:
clusive.
500,000
funding
bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
inclusive.
Offering—Dowell
Secretary,
will
Principal and
Springdale Local Sch. Dist., Ohio interest (F-A) payable at the
.•£rX;--«v
"Columbus, .Ohio
'
clusive.
City
Bond Sale—The
V - B o n d 'Sale—• The $257,580.54
$125,000 build¬ Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
The bonds are dated Aug.
1,
street'.improvement and •>*Land- ing bonds offered Aug. 1—v. 178, proved by Winfree, McCulloch, 1953.
Principal and interest pay¬
scaping and Nursey XFund No. 1 p. 342—were awarded to Raffen- Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
Portland. able at the First National Bank of
"bonds offered Aug. 5—v. J78, „p. sperger, Hughes & Co., of Indian¬
(These bonds were previously of¬ Boston.
Legality
approved
by
342
were awarded
to Halsey, apolis.
fered on July 21.)
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
/IStpart
XGhScagoX (as
Springfield Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Dodge, ,pf/Boston.
Marion County Sch. Dist. No. 24CJ
.2V2s, at a-priceibf 101.05V a basis
R. F. D. No. 2, Zanesville), Ohio
of about 2.31%.
(P. O. 460 North High Street,
Bond
Offering—Paul Wilkins,
/SOUTH CAROLINA
,
Salem), Ore.
Franklin County (P. O.
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
V York
Bond
Offering — Connell
C.
will receive sealed bids until noon
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond Sale
York) S. C.
Ward, District Clerk, will receive
The $20,000 Home
(EST) on Aug. 18 for the
—
sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
Bond Offering—Cody W.
(PST)
improvement chase of $35,000 building bonds.
Smith,
on
.bonds offered Aug." 4—v. 178, p. Dated
Aug. 11 for the purchase of Chairman of the County Sinking
March
1,
1953.
Due
on
342—were awarded to J. A. White Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1964 inclu¬ $2,000,000 building bonds.
Dated Fund
Commission, will receive
«& Co., of Cincinnati, as 2^s, at a sive.
Sept. 1, 1953.
Due on Sept. 1 sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
Principal and interest (M-S)
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬ on Aug. 18 for the
price of 100.33, a-basis of about payable
purchase of
at
the
First
National
cipal and interest (M-S) payable $750,000 road and bridge bonds.
2.38%.
Bank of Zanesville.
Hospital
building
Legality
Hamden Local Sch. Dist.
R. F.
(P. O.
D., Geauga), Ohio
Offering — Herbert
Bond
Steingrass,
Clerk
of
the
E.
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug.
21
for
the
purchase of $85,000
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
1953.
Due
1978
Dec.
on
inclusive..
terest
1 from
1955
to
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
payable at the legal
depository of the District, pres¬
ently the Chardon Savings Bank,
Chardon.
Transcript of proceed¬
ings will be furnished the success¬
ful bidder.
,
Huntsburg Local
Ohio
Bond Offering—Ethel G. Clarke,
Clerk
will
of
Sch.
the Board
receive
sealed
Dist.,
of
series
A
1953.
to
notes.
Due
1962
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
bids
until
8
(DST) on Aug. 21 for the
purchase
of
$75,000
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the First National Bank
of Burton. Transcript of proceed¬
ings will be furnished the suc¬
cessful bidder.
bonds
343
R.
D. No. 4,
Sale—The
$4,731 special
improvement
street
offered
Aug.
5—v.
awarded
were
—
178,
to
p.
Fox,
Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati.
March
previous
bids
no
Bond
Offering
City has
called
off
Aug.
on
the
sale
Aug.
10
Due
of
on
Canceled
—
The
proposed
$44,156.99
storm sewer and street improve¬
ment bonds.—V. 178, p. 534.
Offering
Stemm,
Cfty
Henry
—
Auditor,
ceive sealed bids until
on
Aug.
21
for
the
will
F.
on
Santa Fe
Indep. School District
(P. O. Alta Loma), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
March 1 from 1955 to 1973
Bonds
thereafter
Sept.
1961.
1,
terest
(M-S)
Treasurer's
by
Shuler &
SOUTH
maturing in 1962
callable
are
Principal
of
as
and
in¬
payable at the City
.
DAKOTA
School
District, S. Dak.
Due
as
Dec.
on
1
offered
June
8
awarded
were
to
Legality ap¬ George J. Danforth, Jr., of Sioux
Winfree, McCulloch, Falls, as 3s, at a price of 100.50.
Sayre, of Portland.
Coaldale
fol¬
ment
works
bonds.
Due
price of
Co.,
par,
as
to
of
fol¬
$258,000
bonds,
dated Aug. 15,
1953, and consisting of: $8,000
3s, due on Aug. 15 from 1954
to
1961
due
inclusive; $31,000 4s,
Aug.
on
1969
15 from
1962 to
inclusive;
and $219,000
4V4S, due on Aug. 15 from
1970 to
1990 inclusive.
Op¬
tional as of Aug. 15, 1973.
17,000 bonds, dated Aug. 17,1953,
and consisting of: $6,000 3s,
due on Aug. 17 from 1954 to
*1961
inclusive; $8,000 4s, due
on Aug. 17 from 1962 to 1969
inclusive;
and
$3,000
4y4s,
due on Aug. 17 from 1970 to
1972 inclusive.
Texas
Note
Offering —Willis P. Duff,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Due
March 1 from 1955 to 1962
on
inclusive.
July
on
(At
21,
no
previous offering
bids were sub¬
mitted.)
TENNESSEE
Bond
School
Texas (State
District,
Pa.
Offering
—
W.
M.
Carr,
Sale—The
Easton
Dec.
1
School
200,000
District, Pa.
airport tower and ter¬
improvement
bonds.
minal
Bond
improve¬
on
a
sold
&
.
Nashville, Tenn.
from
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
water
•
Neuhaus
Sale—The
office.
of
Bond
17,500.00
$58,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 178,
p. 534 — were awarded" to Fox,
lows:
$275,000
was
until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 12
$30,000 build¬ for the
purchase of $6,000 series
ing addition and equipment bonds A
notes.
Dated
March 1,
1953.
Bond
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
$100,000 gen¬ bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
eral obligation funding bonds of¬ 18 for the
$86,822.07
street
improvement,
purchase of $700,000
fered Aug. 3—v. 178, p. 535—were
property owners'
bonds, divided as follows:
portion
awarded
to
James
A.
Leavens,
bonds. Due on Dec. 1
from
$500,000
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
Inc., of Shamokin, as 4s, at a price
1954 to 1965 inclusive.
May 1 from 1955 to 1993 in¬
of 100.05, a basis of about 3.97%.
34,500.00 street improvement
clusive.
Warren), Ohio
Underwood,
Houston, at
bonds
Savoy Housing Authority,
I
South Sioux Falls Indep.
PENNSYLVANIA
lows:
bonds.
house
re¬
purchase
$138,833.07 bonds, divided
Sale—The
school
17
inclusive.
and
(EST)
noon
were
W.
for the purchase of
general
obligation
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
proved
Zanesville, Ohio
Bond
Offering—N.
$100,0(/0
Wert, Ohio
1,
1956
Perkins, Bank of New York City. Legality
Legality of bonds approved by
by
City
Recorder,
will
receive approved
Sinkler, Gibbs &
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searles,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) Simons, of Charleston.
of Houston.
Bond
sewer
Van
New Bazetta Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bond
by
Bond
sealed
from
1
(At
offering on July 21,
received.)
&
assessment
Education,
p.m.
ap¬
at the County Treasurer's office. Dated Aug.
1, 1953. Due on Feb.
Bricker,
Marburger,
Legality
approved
by
Winfree, 1 from 1955 to 1966 inclusive.
Barton, of Columbus. (A
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Bonds maturing in 1962 and there¬
previous offering of the bonds
Portland.
after are callable as of Feb.
1,
was made on
Aug. 3.)
1961. Principal and interest (F-A)
Myrtle Point, Ore.
payable at the" Chase National
Tallmadge, Ohio i
proved
Evatt
"
Naylor,
receive
...
pur¬
,
Texas
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
12
for the
purchase of $16,000
$150,000 refunding bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
Dated
Aug.
Note
were
bonds
Holden, offered Aug. 5.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Sale
to
—
■
Moody Housing Authority,
$650,000
Ada
—
the
at
Bank,
Houston.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
i
Central Falls, R. I.
1,
1954
Principal and
payable
National
^
OREGON
Co.,
Dallas, and the Columbian Secur¬
ities Corp. of
Texas, San Antonio,
Principal and in¬
RHODE
Principal and in¬
Bank
bids
Education, terest payable at the Mellon Na¬
bids
Lufkin Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
lis, Secretary of the Board of
Rowles, Winston & Co., McClung
Directors,
will
receive
sealed &
Knickerbocker, both of Hous¬
re¬
improve¬
from
Offering—J. Arthur Wil¬
Co., Turtle
p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 10 for the Creek branch. Legality approved
purchase of $16,000 transportation by
Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry
&
equipment
bonds.
Due
serially Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
p.m.
May 15,
15
(M-N)
Farmers
8
will
Offering
of
Aug. 14 for the purchase
on
bonds.
terest
the
until
$15,000 water works
ment
first
for
legal
Charles
—
bids
$6,000,000' water works .'extension
13
furnish
Point, Ohio
Offering
on
Aug.
to
Bond
Clerk
Krouskop, Village Clerk, will
Due
on
Township School District
(P. O. 2423 Greensburg Pike,
Pittsburgh 21), Pa.
No. 11
from
1
opinion.
17
Co., West View. Legality Bank, New York
City. Legality
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin, approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Boothman, of Dallas.
221.27
Cambridge,' Ohio
Bond Sale
The $217,171.80
'
& Trust
approved
on
Bond Sale—The $13,700 trans¬
Aug. 24 for the purchase of $53,portation equipment and build¬
bonds, divided as follows:
on
June 1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 178,
W e s t m o o r-Orchard p. 534—were awarded to
clusive.
Principal
and
interest $30,421.27
Evan L.
Grove paving bonds. Due on
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Davis, of Tulsa, as 3y2s.
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
Legality approved by Mitchell &
clusive.
Woods County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Pershing, of New York City.
22,800 Parkland
Drive
No. 3 (P. O. Waynoka), Okla.
paving
bonds.
51
Offering
—
Charles
W.
Due
on
1974
Richards, Secretary of the Board
of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the Veterans' Land
Board
Sept.
until
1
9:30
(CST)
a.m.
on
for the purchase of $15,veterans' land bonds.
000.000
Victoria
Independent Sch. District,
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $850,000
3% school house bonds was sold
to
a
group
of
composed
First
inclusive.
Oct.
1
from
1955
to
Southwest
Co.,
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co., both of Dallas, Russ &
May 1, 1953.
Principal
Co., and Austin, Hart & Parvin,
and interest (A-O) payable at the
on
Aug. 20 for the
33/4s, at a
bonds on July 31 was can¬
both of San Antonio. Dated June
Treasurer's
office,
or
at
$135,000 improvement bonds. City
of about 3.58%.
celed.)
holder's option, at the Guaranty 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1953
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Sept.
Trust Co., New York City.
Parma City, Ohio
The bonds are dated Sept. 1,
Le¬ to 1974 inclusive.
1
from
1955
to
1963
inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Sale—The $521,672 vari¬ 1953. Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Townsend, gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬ interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
ous
improvement bonds offered
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia. shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Victoria Bank & Trust Co., VicZanesville, Ohio
York City.
July 30—v. 178, p. 194 — were
Bonds
Not
Sold
The
City
awarded to McDonald & Co., of
Latrobe Municipal Authority
called off the proposed sale on
DIVIDEND NOTICE
TEXAS
Cleveland, as 3V2S, at a price of
(P. O. Latrobe), Pa.
July 31 of $17,500 water works
100.39, a basis of about 3.41%.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,improvement bonds. — v. 178, p.
Greenville, Texas
Parma City School District (P. O.
SENECA
000 23A%
FALLS MACHINE
250.
and 4V8% water rev¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $290,000
enue bonds was sold to Thackara,
Brooklyn Station, Cleveland
COMPANY
sewer,
fire station and
library
OKLAHOMA
Grant & Co., and Aspden, Robin¬
22), Ohio
bonds was sold to the First South¬
Common Stock Dividend
Bond Offering — J. H. Wanek, Haskell County Dependent School son & Co., both of Philadelphia, west
Co., Dallas, as follows:
On
July 28, 1953 the Directors of
Clerk of the Board of Education, Dist. No. 33 (P. O. Stigler), Okla. jointly.
Seneca Palls Machine Company declared
$60,000 3V2S.
Due April 1 from
Beusch
&
from
Co., of Cincinnati, as
price of 101.64, a basis
1954
(Previous
to
1963
award
inclusive.
of
these
of
School
sealed
Directors,
bids until
will
7:30
receive
(DST)
purchase of
p.m.
Dated
—
will receive sealed bids until
<DST)
on
Aug.
19
chase of $1,050,000
Dated
1
Aug.
from
for
the
to
pur¬
building bonds.
1, 1953. Due
1955
noon
1968
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the National
Dec.
inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The $4,300 build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178,
p.
343
First
as
—
National
4s, at
awarded
were
Bank
of
to
the
Stigler,
oar.
i
Borough
City Bank of
Okmulgee County Dependent Sch.
District
No.
11
(P. O.
1954 to
View, Pa.
Secretary,
bids
will
Aug.
Dated
230,000
from
receive
until 8 p.m.
(DST)
11 for the purchase of
$80,000 street improvement bonds.
sealed
on
pay¬
West
Bond Offering—Naomi Guckert,
The
1963
3%s.
1964
bonds
inclusive.
Due
to
1983
are
a
April
1
inclusive.
dated
April
A
transcript
of
pro¬
1953
ber
to
and
thereafter
are
callable
as
of
stock
$.05
per
payable
stockholders
of
share
on
September
record
the
15,
Septem¬
1, 1953.
EDWIN
1,
President
1953, and those maturing in 1969
R.
&
SMITH
•
Treasurer
of
Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Sept. April 1, 1968. Principal and in¬
1
from
1954
to
1976
Okmulgee), Okla.
inclusive. terest (A-O)
payable at the Citi¬
ceedings will be furnished the
Bond Sale—The $15,000 build¬
Principal and interest payable at zens National Bank of
Green¬
successful bidder. (Previous refer¬
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 178, the Peoples First National Bank
ville, or at the Chase National
Cleveland.
dividend
common
on
MANUFACTURERS
LATHES
AND
OF
LO-SWING
LABOR
SAVING
SPECIAL MACHINE TOOLS
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.;.
Monday, August 10, 1953
(528)
52
Crowe, of Dal¬
Call, Parkhurst &
las.
;
.
Offering
Natrona
Bond
James P. Al-
—
ford, Secretary, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
p.
series
000
1955
to
offering on July 21,
were submitted.)
VERMONT
Grand
sealed
ceive
on
Aug.
of
$75,000
July
Dated
bonds.
and
on
$5,000,000,
Aug.
clusive.
1954. at 2.593%.
1
from
1954 to
on
1973 in¬
&
Bros.
5V2S,
at
Aug.
1
from
1954 to
Due j
1972 in- {
interest
|
Chittenden
Trust
Co.,
Burlington.
Legality
approved by Lisman & Lisman, of
at the
payable
(J-J)
Burlington.
Rockingham Town Sch. Dist., Vt. j
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school |
awarded
535—were
to
2.70s,
basis of
& Co., of Boston,
price of 100.58, a
Fogg
at
6—v. 178, p.
George P.
Aug.
offered
bonds
a
as
2.62%.
about
WASHINGTON
j
(P. O.
Lewis County
Chehalis), Wash.
construction
house
3
Aug.
$200,000 court
bonds offered
Sale—The
Bond
178, p. 196
v.
—
awarded
were :■
—
of !
the National Bank
to
Tacoma,
Washington,
3s.
as
Make them
Washington (State of)
Offering
Bond
until
10:30
j
State Finance ;
recieve sealed j
Secretary of the
Committee,
will
bids
Ernest Miner,
—
(PST)
a.m.
the
on!
for
the
purchase
of
$27,000,000 motor vehicle fuel tax
revenue bonds, as follows:
18
Aug.
j
Callable
elusive.
on
in-j
any
of Your
date on or j
Sept. 1, 1963. The bonds j
terest
after
payment
part of an authorized is¬
of $66,703,625, of which
are
sue
,
Cornerstone
$19,000,000 series C bonds. Due on j
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1976 in- ;
Investment
$37,000,000 are presently out¬
standing.
8,000,000 series A bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1976 in¬
The
clusive.
able
and
or
part of
are
issue
The
of
bonds
office,
authorized
an
dated
are
at the
or
Sept.
1,
(M-S)
of the State in New
Legality approved by
City.
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowtz,
of
WEST VIRGINIA
Sale—The $975,000
public
school improvement bonds offered
R. W.
178,
v.
—
awarded
new
to
a
196
p.
group
private investor, large
or
—
were
composed of
Pressprich & Co., New York
small, there's no better buy
Backed by the strength
United States Savings Bonds, Series H.
and credit of the United States
Government, anil yielding
3°/o when held to maturity (9 years, 8
savers a
months), the
new
owner.
individuals.
of
Series H Bonds
They
are
Series II Bond
are
YIELDS
the
available only to
3%
issued in denominations
$500, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 and are
at par
full
paid
semi-annually by U.S. Treasury check mailed direct to
bond
a
.combination of safety and generous return.
FOR ADDED CONVENIENCE, interest is
Berkeley County (P. O. Martinshurg), W. Va.
Aug. 5
than the
offers individual
Seattle.
Bond
For the
Treasurer's
State
at holder's option, at the
fiscal agency
York
Program
$18,000,000.
1953. Principal and interest
payable
call¬
are
any
on
date
bonds
interest payment
after Sept. 1, 1963,
on
after 6 months from issue dale on one
always redeemable
month's
written notice.
*
City, Baker, Watts & Co., of Balti¬
the First of Michigan
and
more,
Corp., New York City,
a
price of 100.30,
a
as
2%s, at
For safety,
liberal yield and Regular
Guaranteed
basis of about
2.71%.
invest in
II* S* SAVINGS
BONDS Series H
WISCONSIN
Pleasant
Prairie
and
THROUGH YOUR
Somers
BANK TODAY!
(Towns) Consolidated Joint
School
(P.
Bond
Michele,
District
O.
Offering
District
ceive sealed bids
National
10
a.m.
bonds.
to
1973
Bank
(CST)
purchase
of
Due
No.
Kenosha),
on
partment thanks, for
Bernard
Clerk,
care
of
on
—
The U.S. Government
15
Wis.
will
re¬
until
Aug. 10 for the
$133,000
building
Aug. 10 from 1954
inclusive.
The Treasury De¬
Council and
C.
of the First
Kenosha,
does not pay for this advertising.
their patriotic donation, the Advertising
THE COMMERCIAL AND
of
was
price
of
basis of about 5.55%. Due
a
clusive.
'
issue
Denton, of
a
Vt.
1953.
1,
1 from 1954 to
Principal
and
July
on
1.768^;
as
An
for the pur¬
improvementj
10
(DST)
chase
elusive.
yield
Burns
to
Toronto,
—
debentures
Treasurer, will re¬
bids
until 2 p.m.
District
tin,
sold
sold to Burns Bros. & Denton,
Coughlin on July 30, as follows:
Toronto, as 5s, at a price of
the Stock
99.61,
$35,000,000, due Oct. 30, 1953, to 99.51, a basis of about 5.06%. Due
due April 30.
school
$100,000
debentures
of
jointly, as 3V4S, at a price
100.17, a basis of about 3.21%.
Sale
Debenture
of
F. Mar¬
Viola
—
Co.,
issue
/
District,
School
Isle
Offering
Bond
of
was
An
—
improvement
$136,500
$40,000,000 Treasury bills was sold
Sale
bids
no
ous
build¬
(Dominion of)
252—were awarded to
enne,
Due on March 1 from
1962 inclusive. (At previ¬
1953.
1,
$55,000
Debenture
Treasury Bills Sold—An issue of
Denver, and
Growers National Bank of Chey¬
&
12 for the purchase of $21,A notes. Dated March
Aug.
Sale—The
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178,
Commission, Ont.
Niagara Township, Ont.
County School Dist. No. 4
Canada
Sarnia Roman Catholic School
ONTARIO
CANADA
(P. O. Casper), Wyo.
Authority, Texas
Waelder Housing
Note
WYOMING
by Mc-
Legality approved
toria.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1973 in¬
@FedFRASER