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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
MONDAY
ISSUE
1951
AUG 13
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 174
Number 5037
New
York, N. Y., Monday, August 13, 1951
Price
90
Cents
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
Admiral Corp.—Plans
r
Expansion—
V A $7,000,000
plant expansion
facturers
of
television/ radios
Aug. 6
factory
John
by
and
B.
for
program
and
Huarisa,
distribution
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
,
this
Executive
Vice-President."
It'; affects
In This Issue
facilities
? The
new
story
Boston.1 The
said
program,
extension
Mr.
Net
will
building,
work
' with
300,000 square feet
a,$1,500,000 seven-story office
and
$1,000,000
120,000 square
t Additional
will
foot expansion
distribution
amount
to
facilities
$2,500,000.
in
include
Stock and Bond
of
floor
Chicago,. New York
be • single-story
These
will
plants involving 100,000 square feet of floor
space
square feet in New York and 40,000 in Boston.
Will
be
financed
required.—V.
from
173,
existing
for
space
working
capital;
and
This
entire
(Stocks)
Exchange
r_".
Subs.)—Earnings—
(Bonds)
Exchange
Exchange
Cincinnati
Stock
credits..
Interest
$99,151,304 $63,344,026'
79,137,431
58,420,567
2,168,193
1,995,793
taxes_.___.___..A_^.^.u.i_____
856,611
168,130
1,014,127
996,583
1,359,064
7,200,000
235,636
490,000
$7,415,878
$1,037,306
—_
and
for
Exchange
other
Federal
charges
taxes
.
...
income
on
Stock
share
per common
"Intercompany lease
32
has
33
been
for
made
tracts,
.34
Exchange
Income
Earned
32
A—iA
'tNet
•
/
(after
rental
possible
pfd.
divs.)___
of $50,000
$7.11
not eliminated.
renegotiation
refunds
■'///.:;''
NOTE—Unfilled orders
—V. 173, p. 1789.
35
1950
$98,875,262 $63,147,940
276,042
196,086
....
28
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
franchise
Prov.
—-^______32
Los Angeles Stock Exchange..—
Midwest Stock Exchange.
be
State'
^__23
____
I
.
and
I
Company)
1951
AA—„
Depreciation
11
Curb
Stock
Detroit Stock
2385.
p.
York
Boston
-
Boston
will
Stock
New
a
program
borrowing
(&
Pocono
Materials, supplies, labor and sundry costs./..
"Selling, general and administrative expenses
'V/' pagg
Stock Exchange
New York
distributing
in Chicago, 100,000
no
Jy'y.yX**"
!'
New York
defense
building in Chicago/ also
Galesburg,.111.
:
in
'•
7yV
Quotations
the
Total income-
*
$2,000,000 multi¬
a
sales
"Other income
of
Huarisa,
(Including
Six Months Ended June 30—
*
Chicago,
factory facilities and parking
space already is underway,
Some of the building necessarily will be
undertaken- after the lifting of present restrictions.^'•
*
and
1
.
on
•
New York
MISCELLANEOUS
-
manu¬
announced
was
in
Chicago, Galesburg, New York
Boston.'
'■
»-:>
'»•«'
/»>''■y
Expansion plans, part of a long-range
program, call for over 500,000
additional square feet, of floor
space
at the Chicago and Galesburg
factories and 240,000 square feet at distribution
centers in
and
INSURANCE
-
American Woolen Co., Inc.
corporation,
appliances,
INDUSTRIAL
-
■-
■
RAILROAD
on
provision
government
■./
;
of June 30,
as
$0.53
tNo
con¬
'
.
1951, amounted to $158,000,000.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange...
35
San Francisco Stock Exchange..
35
Montreal
Stock Exchange.—.36
;;\f American Communications Corp.—Shares Offered—
Empire National Corp., on Aug. 9 offered "as a spec-,
ulation"
108,856 shares of 6V4% cumulative preferred
(par $2.40) and 108,856 shares of common stock
(par 5 cents) in units of one share of preferred and one
y The preferred
After Dec. 31,
of
of
stock
i
used
be called
may
.$200,000 in
PROCEEDS—The
and
$2.50
unit.
per
for
for
calendar
each
net
general
proceeds
corporate
added
to- be
to
working
.A/': .//''■v'.1'
'•
SEC Index of Stock
The
in
company's plant
York, N. Y.
New
is
»
GIVING
*
• -
T
'•
1
in
leased
quarters
at
306
State
EFFECT
TO
*
"
*
'
„
!
PRESENT
FINANCING
r 7
i4-
"Also
five
I
includes
cents
27,214
share
per
shares
at
the
FILES—The corporation
the
SEC
covering
the
above
.
available
rate
of
for
filed
1
sale
to
mentioned
letter
a
underwriters
shares
four
at.
units
Reserve Banks
sold.
notification
of
with
Condition
offered.
now
Commission
The
anticipate
26,
1951
&
Foreign
Power
plan
month.
Wiesenberger
mission
Oct.
last
American
company
and
mark
revealed
fast
the
that
sailing
close
to
the
,
'*
'
'
.
;
*
•
"
"
•
-
,
' / "
'
,
!
'
/
-
Net
.
the
1951, to request
Sanitary
Net
"After
Corp.
l
(&
'
1950
...
113,771,000
and as one of
American
the
t
In
and
capital
6,730,000
subsidiaries
for
full
the
have
year
185.
p.
:V;:
been
addition
to
of
its
Water Power Co.
of
stock
common
&
of
Coke Co.
The
(in
determined.—
of
reor¬
ganization) and all the securities of Washington Irrigation &
Develop¬
Co.
(an inactive company) American had on hand at
June 30,
1951, cash and cash items, including United States Government securi¬
ties, aggregating approximately $8,800,000.
American's net current"
assets as shown by the balance sheet at that date
were $8,782,890.
The
and
and
a
cash
portion
stockholders
order
for
The
a
which
of
of
American's
Date,"
is
American's
therefore
American
cash
at
capital
shall
be
the
rate
plan,
and
shall
be
the
the
"Record
date
ten
Date"
days
for
the
division
among its
the Commission's
to
$2
for
days
the
each
p.
the
the
$2,176,421/
358,822
order
of
449.
2,342,411
1,098,564
970,524
829,497
844,632
"$85,568
"$63,034
25,204
11,360
costs...
deficit
interest,
etc.
(net)
such
income
,_A_
—1-—$60,364
173,
p.
distribution'
and
holi¬
SHEET JUNE
American Telephone &
;
>
'
^
$
revenues
Uncollectible
/' Operating
Operating
oper.
revenues
„t
20,113,806
62,067
-
.
21,817,325'
13,563,673
3,198,496
income....
2,729,562
3,276,035
charges......
174, p. 273.
82,337,593
oper.
after
American Trailer Co., Inc.,
The
corporation
on
July
26
for
SEC
covering $120,000 5y2%
first
be offered
in
units
Of
$1,000
Mackall
pay
off
&
Coe,
Washington,
present indebtedness
D.
and
C.
letter
mortgage
each
The
for
at
11,781,653"
receivables
6,566,927
of
7,490,654
370,822,338 276,497,845
——
7,998,568
—
reserve..
^
Surplus
5,665,445
362,823,770 270.832,4^0
3,025,940
• 2,474,992
;
420,281,084
V *
:
321,329,426
244,553,000
189,181,800
/
payable short-term
Accounts payable, accruals and
reserves
disc,
and
insur.
19,765,300
long-term notes—.
—
29,879,825
20,000,000
22,500,000
premiums
14,396,633
32,160,231
40,000,000
finance
22,500,000
9,800,000
....
stock
10,418,240
10,418,240
41,084,313
—
A.—
Total
—V.
173,
p.
34,952,930
420,281,084 321,329,428
—
2086.
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Plans Bond
for
company
on
July
10
applied
authority
to issue and sell
bonds due 1981. The
to
the
privately
Issue—
Georgia
P.S.
$4,000,000
of
stockholders
will
vote
Commission
20-year
on
proceeds
and
-
are
to
to
be
finance
used
new
to
pay
short-term
construction
We Want
438,52?
Missouri
bonds
costs.—V.
incurred
174.
Utilities
p.
Offerings
Common and
Preferred
80,249,096
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company
24,914,620
17,853,759
National Bank of Tulsa
17,643,448
18,058,568
.
90,330,052
:
:
Edward D. Jones
notification
bonds
$1,005
proceeds
due
Aug,
per
unit
are
working capital.
to
be
with
1,
New
Stock
Co.
Exchange
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New
York Curb
1961
300
through
to
York
Midwest Stock
the
used
&
Members
;•
•
4%
approving
financing.
Washington, D. C.—Files—
a
14,492,575
20,951,522
;
losses
LIABILITIES
71,100,888 159,018,192 134,408,481
filed
21,685,380
¥
———
assets-
20,038,204-132,888,120 116,161,423
3,946,385
.•
242,732,964-
$ >'
i
488,232
...
-
loans
133,376,352 116,599,950
75,602
.
15.141,378
expenses
Operating taxes—L„__
—V.
21,879,392
____
rev.-.,
$
48,022,036
—321,618,509
—
receivables
expansion
"1951—6 Mos.—1950
^
Operating
1950
54,431,374
V
Notes
The
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
30
$
securities
lien and other
debenture
'
to
Sundays
$51,674
101.
Period End. June 30—
$4.84
1951
Total
the
Saturdays,
approving the
$5.04
424,299
"Distribu¬
(excluding
SEC
purposes
174,
of
on
share—
'
'
receivables less
Common
1950
.
Net
payable
3,205,000
$5,045,485
Preferred stock
1951
sales
operating
"Loss.—V.
Net
be
30
of
requirements
'
•
reserve
Total
The
Net
1942.
(excluding Saturdays,
days) after the date of said order.—V.
in
of
date
Sundays and holidays) -after the date
for
pursuant
issued
stock would
the
foreseeable
available
liquidating distribution
dissolution
of
exceed
now
thereof
distribution
shares
tion
as
items
'
,
Subordinated
Co.—Earnings—
$2,201,315
other
Operating
Washington'
process
5,680,000
Long-term notes
(net)
of
Rentals,
series of distributions in complete
liquidation
cancellation and redemption of the whole
American."
ment
cash
Less:
Co.---Proposed Distribution
Portland Gas
income..
on
10,604,372-
■
Cost of Ice sales
a
holdings of the
and
14,568,041
preferred dividends.
loans
Chattel
Unearned
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
a
complete
stock
taxes
$22,818,526
17,334,372
per
American Service
:
The company on Aug. 1 filed an application with
the SEC for ap¬
proval of a proposal for distribution of $4,684,822 in cash to its stock¬
at
the
rate
of
$2.00
per
share
"in
partial
liquidation
of
American
Federal
marketable
Total
31,772,475
"12,172,475
*
-
1950
$30,246,761
«
holders
of
income
A—$5,461,396
lien
Small
$
19,600,000
...
...A
part:
19,105,365
—
payment of
and
Motor
'
161,339,000
taxes
taxes
stated in
1
'
-
,
1951
—-
1,748,541
$3.28
$3.91
Aug.
on
2,041,837
1951
other
"Consolidated net earnings per common
$
income
Federal
foreign
Other
of
Income
Commercial
-
-
profits
174,
Cost
American Power & Light
$1.07
630,274-
-
extensive
"These
V.
outstanding,
given Interested persons until Aug/ 16,
hearing upon the application.—V, 173, p. 2385.
2,170,180
$1.33
709,248
'
common share
$1.20
$1.04'
earnings are exclusive of dividends of $1,395,063 received
from foreign subsidiaries during the period which, in
accordance withv
customary practice, will be held in reserve until operating results of
company has filed an application with the SEC for authoriza¬
tion to issue not to exceed 271,739 shares of its
$10 par common stock,
to be paid as a stock dividend to its
stockholders of record Aug. 10,
1951, at the rate of one share for each 20 shares then
i
Standard
i
before
Earnings
American Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Dividend—
The SEC
1,748,541
share—,
Provision for consol.
.
Other
J
*.
3,917,226
—
Operating expenses —A
ninth
The
v
•.'//
'■
-
for
Prov.
,
*
2,760,341
-A
i
6,357,482
Associates Investment Co, (&
Subs.)—Report—
44
plan.
anniversary of proceedings which
began with the filing of an earlier plan for reorganization of American
Foreign Power Co. in 1942.—V, 174, p. 101. K
699,340
3,917,226
outstanding...2,170,180
Six Months Ended June 30—;
Discount interest, premiums and
44
System
&
sales
Profits
Com¬
the
979,306
*'
9,186,442
—42
(Including Subsidiaries in the United States)
the
on
decision
a
265,946
(10% )„
per com.
—:
—
2,132,768
expansion program of the company,
involving an1
expenditure of approximately $20,000,000 for the fiscal
year,
is
progressing satisfactorily."—V. 173, p. 2286.
1
45
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
sources
for
_—;
3,710,000
estimated
'
-
clear
would
before
Radiator
Subs.)—Earnings—
&
1
American
'•
1,145,000
3,095,757
dividends—
Hlpc*
■
ended
7,315,000
^
/Paul G,jBlazer, Chairman of the Board,
Cash
hearings.
the
1,290,000
.
Foreign Power, promises a
quick end to the proceedings before the SEC. The
agreement eliminates
the
need
for
preparing,
exchanging,
filing of elaborate
contesting
briefs, considerably shortening - the journey which
major contested
reorganizations have taken before the SEC, following close of
^
^
10,067,482
;
1,875,000
Crl5,000
201,979
dividend
shs.
ASSETS—
'
'
99,096,657
sur-
income—.
Com.
American & Foreign Power Co.,
Inc.—Reorganization
on
and
prof. tax...
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
According to Arthur Wiesenberger & Co., members, of New York
Stock Exchange, recent
agreement among stockholder committees, Elec¬
tric Bond & Share Co. and American &
Foreign Power Co. on details
Qf the reorganization plan of American &
Hearings
-.■>*»-
jjjl
38,880,796 151,219,520
3,422,768
17,646,442
4,955,757
dividends
Stock
_..:__x._49
la
Reserve
Subs.)—Earns.—
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$
:
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
^
50,524,642
exc.
Net
'
Foreign Exchange Rates.
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
"636,070
1-
taxes___
normal
Fed.
Pfd.
& Investment News.Cover
City^Bond Offerings
(&
1951—3 Mos.—1950
»y
„
tax, and State taxes
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_45
Dividends Declared and Payable.
Outstdg.
116,556.
u
,
share for each
one
Aug.
on
.
Cdrpprjtio-n
and
The Course of Bank Clearings......
*
Shares-—
Authorized/ 614% cumulative preferred stock (par
$2.40)150,000
Common stock (par 5
cents)^__y
1,000,000 ~
»
Fed.
"The
General
Broadway,
«
"
i i
31
Miscellaneous Features
o
-
\V,.
CAPITALIZATION
,
located
before Inc.
Earns,
business of the corporation (incorporated in
November, 193G) is the manufacturing of "Centralized
Radio Systems." It also produces
equipment designed for military use.
York
* ;
.
sales..
Com.
BUSINESS—Principal
New
S
Taxes on income—
.40
Prices............
'
Inc.
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages———31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.al
capital
^ '
»
'
*
Net
38
Section
Over-the-Counter Markets./,
..............41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.32
Transactions New York Curb Exchange.
32
-
yearly/■'//'■
are
Exchange——.A,
Refining Co., Inc.
Period End. June 30—
37
Stock Exchange—Curb
redemption at $2.50 per share;
purposes.
Market..:
Stock
Toronto
1952, there shall be a sinking fund set up for redemptionstock, which shall be equal to 15% of net earnings in
preferred
excess
stock at
common
Curb
Toronto
stock
share of
Ashland Oil &
^
•
Montreal
St.
Exchange (ASso.)
NORTH 4th
Louis, Mo. (2)
STREET
CE 7600
for
357.
*
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(542)
...
Monday, August 13,1951
1
1950
1949
$299,839
$233,783
$126,711
156,474
111,903
35,708
44,937
47,963
10,315
1,795,217
1,446,312
942,613
965,148
712,176
319,777
1,204,562
570.963
302,514
115,802
235,682
railway:.—
from
Gross
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
income—
oper.
$211,266
»
1951—3 Mos.-^IOSO
Period End..June 30—
1 97,106
40,576
Operating
Operating
$2,868,874 $12,520,608 $10,995,779
2,305,424
10,454,127
8,549,534
$3,317,362
2,821,930
revenues
expenses
—
1951—12 Mos.—1950
r
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
From Jan. 1—
railway
from
Net
Net
railway
from
Gross
174,
p.
'
282,228
income—
2.
oper.
ry.
—V.
Net
$495,432
$563,450
$2,066,481
$2,446,245
62,252
rev
oper.
«■;»"
r
f
1949
$3,647,007
_
$3,333,742
$3,184,131,
$3,887,529
467,580
360,930
443,633
railway—*—
"
1948 '
*
-
J
.
*279,853*
*316,868
*249,144
21,272,023
18,303,690
18,931,718
2,205,842
2,322,269
1,795,749
*2,268,923
1,487,923
2,027,370
*2,471,735
*2,324,840
income.
oper.
'
1950
436,933
railway-
33,025
221,085
143,218
income
(net)
$557,684
and
other
$596,475
$2,287,566
152,978
670,940
$443,497
$1,616,626
from
ry.
599,757
$387,637
Net
$2,589,463
170,047
income..
Gross
$1,989,706
*
—
from
Gross
Net
ry.
58,264
railway
from
Net
30,258
15,705
Net
♦Deficits.—V.
443,383
*8,850
174,
for
stock-
$211,471
$290,409
$935,394
$1,354,267
outstanding
com.
share.
1,677,942
1,662,984
1,677,942
$0.18
$0.56
$0.81
105,369
—V.
2087.
p.
"V
Bausch
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Optical Co.
Lomb
&
income
Costs
and
tFederal
Minority
!,
expenses-
income
interest in
profits of subs,
net
cos—
from
ry.
profit
Net
stock
common
tNo
outstanding.
and
issued
now
profits
excess
required
has
contracts
been
tax
V:;-.,'
addition
V'- .!•
.V.V:
,
/
V/V-V; V,;.:.
■
w
announced on Aug.
ry
"212,940
245,289
151,076
358,211
1950
1949
$131,000
*99,569
*79,609
*83,863
*113,774
*146,591
*111,596
1,403,000
1,117,000
1,009,000
the
<116,118
*310,443
*477,479
*505,567
*664,460
*787,915
income—
174,
3.
p.
underwriting is involved.
3 that it is formulating a plan to
total
*637,461
of
September.—V.
173,
to
stockholders
the
about
174,
for
- y,
,::V.v-
■;V ;;;v>. '
50-ton flat cars, 750 70-ton triple hopper cars and
refrigerator cars will be handled by National Steel Co.—
500
450.
p.
income
For
after
It
of
the
after
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
taxes
orders
has
12.—V.
net
jumped
were
Gross
on
Aug.
3
212,500
$27,000,000 from
to
the $20,000,000
Gross
sales
'"•./■.....
*163,430
*71,954
on
income
the
As
asset
asset
—V.
173,
(&
Transportation
Operating
and
expenses
other
and
operating
other
Net
from
Net
ry.
ry.
—V.
Operating income
"Interest
income,
etc
from
174,
677,567
132,766
380,362
312,830
Nec
Provision
(.,,.;t$xes
-J"Net
for
ry.
and
excess
1950
1949
from
share
per
p.
*15,190
*46,971
*51,255
*1)7,301
*80,394
*99,827
*101,846
1,352,437
1,076,304
1,009,116
1,171,079
Net
from
60,320
*345,727
*125,474
*406,762
*312,380
Net
ry.
*494,399
*708,418
*687,223
income
102.
.
..
..
Mar. 31,'51
$8,177,561
7,957,412
deducts,
inc.
income
$1,328,700
$220,149
120,749
52,514
68,235
(net).
before
Federal
for
taxes
income
normal
State
and
income
Net
tax
$1,428,100
$1,276,186
$151,914
709,000
646,100
62,900
and
$719,100
has
aircraft
purchase
to
agreed
$630,086
full
Five
$0.68
under
or
on
a
total
Lockheed
cost of
Lockheed
Constellation aircraft, purchased in 1950, are pledged
mortgages as collateral security for payment of notes
aggregating $3,332,506 which, at June 30, 1951, aggregated
chattel
from
ry.
During the period from Jan. 1 to March 12, 1951, $2,740,500 prin¬
cipal
amount
of 4%
convertible income debentures,
series B,
was
converted into 246,648 shares of common stock.
On March 12, 1951,
Prov.
for est.
Prov.
for Federal Income taxes—..——
Net
$52,492,173 $49,299,468
—V.
per
174, p.
B. V. D.
;
adjustment to the LIFO basis—
1,029,845
common
wear, pajamas
will
and knit
continue
will include
the
sport
from
Net
ry.
.
174,
remaining
$19,000
the
and
principal
1,707
reserved for conversion
shares
thereof
amount
of
were
of
common
sold.—V.
such
debentures
stock
174,
which
p.
was
had
re¬
been
'
32,383,468
14,264,197
1951
1950
1949
1948
railway
$2,655,029
$2,229,689
$2,761,029
485,502
443,237
15,779,807
219,266
159,876
$2,192,883
261,451
21,445
16,358,390
3,797,040
13,516,573
2,916,975
1,240,956
14,315,617
1,719,562
357,433
income
railway
railway
488,786
260,548
income
1,591,841
2.793,123
1,045,493
102.
p.
1951
railway
1950
'.
1949
1948
$2,700,487
$2,251,943
$2,462,314
$2,925,240
:
781,723
565,141
517,279
330,421
Income.
278,203
173,913
171,964
377,817
17,051,421
15,556,196
15,651*659
16,770,643
5091,032
4,437,222
1,645,468
1,616,973
railway
railway
railway
income
4,379.388
1,178,238
1,663,729
102.
railway
Ry.
1950
-Earnings—
1949
v
1948
'
$1,659,415
$1,578,979
$1,438,440
261,523
340,468
136,574
243,587
87,743
93,149
222,700
10,471,719
9,166,769
8,808,793
9,301,118
2,095,247
loiojoq
1
2
708,895
748,502
railway
income—.
railway
railway..
income..
$1,681,012
406,522
*
n
317,467
0/,i
995,607
3.
p.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
& Pacific
1950
RR.—Earnings
1949
1948
$21 ,3y3,Ol2 $20,bvv/,x97 $20,Oo«,o10 $21,W«,«55
2 ,234,054
4,132,337
3,650,701
4,008,525
511,464
2,079,535
1,797,728
2,079-,729
From Jan. 1—
Gross
lrom
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
174,
126, 359,236
110,786,733
17, 335,259
14,440,917
114,562,261
11,932,153
4 423,293
3,764,384
1,153,549
railway
income
oper.
p.
118,344,318
16,386,489
4,261,133
186.
Chicago & North Western Ry.- —Earnings—
June—
3.
shirts,
Central Chemical Corp., Hagerstown, Md.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
1951
Gross
1950
1949
1948
i
total, the New York Life
Insurance Co. purchased
$750,000. principal amount."
*
program—ifCl73a^ 1577** U8ed toward the company's construction'
$17,054,208 $15, 781,065 $14,746,599 $17,4^2,012
railway
1,782,049
1, 956,836
1,587,228
4,052,328
oper. income—_
482,726
584,548
486,189
2,951,020
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
96,994,759
301,983
82,918,922
91,637,875
9,183,719
592,627
1,476,856
lO.^.SOS
608,465
307,343
*4,886,294
2,926,121
railway
income—
"Deficit.—V. 174, p. 102.
oper.
from
ry.
railway
Net
1949
1948
$3,401,317
$3,023,163
$2,665,051
$3,216,036
347,785
271,878
96,142
509,620
89,689
42,195
*120,514
255,992
railway
oper.
income
from
from
Net. jry.
from
Net
ry.
oper.
Gross
railway—
railway
oper.
'
22,200,822
18,357,852
17,732,389
18.989,955
2,827,559
2,135,079
1,639,324
501,483
178,745
974,646
income—_
"Deficit.—V.
174,
p.
from
railways—
railway
ry.
oper. income
V.174, p. 102.
3.
;
Central Illinois Public Service Co.—Definitive Deben¬
Ready—
•
•
1948
•
99,916,261
85,127,036
89,546,851
92,746,894
24,830,853
21,193,463
7,773,630
22,117,409
8,088,558
22,346,099
8,388,489
8,584,600
*
First National Bank of Chicago,
Chicago, HI., in exchange
$6,000,000 outstanding temporary debentures.—V, 174, p. 3.
Net
from
Net
ry: opef.
railway
1951
$2,738,299
153,785
income—i*140,836
1950'
1949
1948
$2,643,299
$2,339,269
$2,813,410
370,208
75,791
530,883
40,153 V
*181,956
201,716
14,291,206. 14,482.571
1,269,413
,661,247
*572,523
*924,652
15 fiPA "23
From Jan. 1-—
•; Definitive 20-year-sinking fund 2%% debentures due Dec,
1970,
are,--'available.-&t the Bankers Trust. Co., 46 Wail 'St., New York, and
The
1949
Chicago*. St.-Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.- -Earnings
June-^-
GFoSS' from'railway—
tures
1950
$16,285,583 $12,697,669 $16,4ob,»62 $17,*—,257
3,587,742
2,913,888
4,839,814
5.339,299
1,298,530
1,073,871
2,071,338
2,586,565
2,665,739
731,605
income
from
Net
.
1951
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1950
June—
Gross from
Net
Net
Privately
Of this
1951
from
Net
-
company has placed privately with a group
of institutional investors
$1,000,000 of 3%% first mort¬
from
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
June—
now
Bonds
on
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
trade
sale and
carrying
underwear, swim
corporation
July 31 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 24,000 shares of 6% non-cumulative
preferred stock (par
$10) and 6,000 shares of non-voting common B stock (no par) to be
offered at $10 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to
be used for working capital.—V. 172, p. 2478.
Placedy-The
*'
'■
112,295;6fl6
18,988,075
6,345,742
railway—
June—
Gross
ry.
also owners of Onyx-Superior Mills,
Inc., a_ company which was formed just
recently by a merger of-..
Eeterzell & Gelles and Superior Knitting Mills.—V.
173, p. 1886.
;-
bonds due 1979.
2,504,618
103,051,035
10,937,280
oper.
Net
manufacture,
—
13,700,002
_
from
Gross
$0 38
are
California Water & Telephone Co.
Income
oper.
$638,245
wear.
Messrs. Gelles and Kittay
gage
from
ry.
$0.47
promotion of men's apparel merchandise similar to that
_
Net
Net
391,600
Erlanger, the deal includes all rights to the B.V.D.
marks, but does not include The B.V.D. Co., Ltd. of Canada,
line
5,783,522
881,732
from
Industries, Inc.—Sells Men's Apparel Business
The
2,775,.128
25,606,458
1951
Net
share
management
,:-v'
1948
102.
p.
from
868,000
ing to Mr.
new
36,415,411
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Gross
186.
the B.V.D. Brand.
;
1949
$17,581,080 $19,602,131
1,836,832
127,122,159 102,613,336
June—
$728,109
>
1950
■
railway^
p.
750,000
Michael Erlanger.
President, Aug.
3
announced the
sale
of
the
"B.V.D." men's apparel business to Messrs.
Paul P. Gelles and Sol
Klttay. Transfer of management will become effective Oct. 1. Accord¬
The
the
deemed,
profit
Earnings
1960
2,346,109
262,540
railway
oper.
174,
Net
:
.
$4.96
$89,014
additional
seven
before
at
$4,150,000 which is to be paid
delivery.
Two of the aircraft are to be delivered
early in 1952 and the remaining five are to be delivered early in 1953.
^Butler Brothers, Chicago, III.—Earnings—
Operating profit: before adjustment to the LIFO
basis of valuing merchandise inventories
Income
oper.
Net
taxes
income
company
Constellation
originally
"Net- sales
'
$4.73
Quarters Ended
9,050,576
$744,452
1951
1951
from
—V.
464,201
$0.56
Six Months Ended June 30—
Mar. 31/51
$135.58
$131.47
—
railway
$19,851,179 $17,991,567
railway3,483,075
3,756,878
from
Net
June 30,'51
Net
358.
'.
share
i From. Jan. 1—
—V.
$2,342,531.
if...,!
share
common
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
$10,379,276
in
shares
1,094,456
;
/
June 29/51
preferred
per
June—
Gross
railway
30,'51
The
$616,348
on
2386.
-Asset Value—
859.
p.
oper.
174,
income
17,007,988
10,792
—
Income
174,
p.
the same
$176,833
$1,197,861
607,416
$0.89
months ended June 30 amounted to 8$ cents,
per
value
from
ry.
—V.
1948
$18,556,837
Prov.
$1,208,653
.
$1,54
$0.89
From Jan. 1—
profits
——f——„—
Earnings
-*-V.
income
value
oper.
Net
Vermont—Earnings-
$1,548,849
2,713
Federal
$2,532,874
$1,71
,
"
From Jan. 1—
102.
p.
revenue
Other
$1,223,764
'Total
$2,786,931
Store Investment Corp.-
from
Net
railway
Operating
3,280,885
$1,221,051
—
!
share—
of common stock——-.
share
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Gross
$159,088
oper.
surtax
^.
on
common
oper.
174,
$191,663
from
from
$4,478,746:
3,848,363
taxes
corresponding period last year.—V. 172,
from
from
955,067
1950
$5,069,414
revenue—
Canadian
and
—
pet
oper.
3,370,961
6 Mos. End.
Subs.)—Earnings—
charges.—
States
1950
$33,140,798 $23,353,579
6,032,428
4,358,227
V
3,245,497
1,825,353
from
Net
$1,618,223
1951
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.- -Earnings—
959,704
Operating expenses
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
480,475
1951
1__
June—
Gross
3,564,933
Capital Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
174, p. 274.
6 Months Ended June 30—
47,855
Of—VW\:-V
Net
Net
Gross
%
1,076,809
168,451
income taxes———
United
Chain
687,079
1,022,091
$4,318,122
__
in
$230,956
8,829
oper.
ry.
2,640,314
5,439,620
785,571
——
per
2,987,436
income—
"Deficit.—V. 174, p.
9,757,742
income—
income
1,216,834
June
Net
-V.
Net
Earnings
3,787,530
„
June 16,'51 June 10,'50
taxes
for
Income
railway.
railway—
from
ry.
_TTr——$38,035,530 $25,136,535
———
*149,008
From Jan. 1—
Berlin, N. II. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net income before inpome taxes—
Prov. for income and excess profits
42,298
214,143
5,250,000
4,739,000
601,468
3.
June—
from
Net
Gross
28 Weeks Ended—
Net
6,215
4,943,000
1,033,687
railway
p.
before
Net
backlog
reported
129,171
5,671,000
$976,000
251,964
6,047
1951
Net
Brown Co.,
*92,855
57,241
railway
.oper.
Net
■
*78,801
Canadian Pacific Lines in
2602.
p.
$354,054
June—
earnings
net
corporation's
the
$313,874
4,491
rail way „
from
Net
that
$301,415
income
oper.
ry
8 Mos.
and
Profit
Net
1948
1949
1950
$374,048
railway—,j.
railway
from
$2,884,100
$501,200
138,248
50,250
income—
sales
Net
From Jan. 1—
$33,600.
announced
173,
sales
1948lt
$786,000
126,981
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
Gross
75,600
April,
amounted to
further
was
July
of
month
Maine—Earnings-
1951
June—
Gross
"Deficit.—V.
Month
■•■V)
.
middle
$612,000
taxes—:
1949
$850,000
248,181
railway-
oper.
174,
Gross
Inc.—Earnings, etc.—
Period End. May 31, 1951—
sales
1950
1951
$1,061,000
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Net
Net
Net
4,924,758
new
;.
Net
Brad Foote Gear Works,
from
ry.
as
rolling stack, valued at more than $35,000,000,
on
July 24 by E. A. Bromley, Vice-President, bringing
of new equipment on order for the system to $104,--
value
Orders
V.
'
2602.
p.
3,7*1,664
358.
oper.
'Earnings
Canadian
50 50-ton tank
Wise, President, stated that the formulation of the
approved by the directors of the Hartford corporation on
Aug. 3, having been previously approved by the Bigelow-Sanford board.
He stated that it is expected that a proxy statement covering the plan
and calling a special meeting of Hartford Rayon stockholders for the
mailed
10,205.^6
3,261,524
4,415,216
from
Net
*303,390
••■V V •
car-building companies have been given orders that
will bring 4,305 units of freight equipment to the railway at a cost of
$34,400,000.
An order for 1,500 50-ton box cars has been placed with
Canadian
Car
&
Foundry Co., while contracts for .260 50-ton box
cars, 750 70-ton gondola cars, 30 50-ton dump cars, five 70-ton triple
hopper cars and 10 30-ton stock cars have gone to Eastern Car Co.
DeCamp
be
ry.
Prov.
placed for
Three
was
would
9,049,617
3,306,023
4,657,397
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,177,000
000,000.
presently owns approximately 51% of the common stock of
The Hartford Rayon Corp. The plan contemplates redemption of the
outstanding Hartford Rayon preferred stock on Oct. 1, 1951.
October
9,191,210
2,737,171
4,049,512
from
from
$195,000
*58,072
Sanford
of
9,443,150
income—
Certain-teed Products Corp.
$185,000
*22,119
railway
announced
were
acquire the assets and business of The Hartford Rayon Corp. on an
basis of one share of Bigelow-Sanford common stock for 6
7 shares of common stock of The Hartford Rayon Corp. Bigelow-
middle
railwayrailway—_
June—
Gross
1948
$225,000
V
railway—.
.oper.
Orders
exchange
James
776,069
174, p.
Net
Canadian National Rys.—Buys Rolling Stock—
With SEC—
•to
plan
854,401
"For the three
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
company
792,565
,
665,395
36,628
362,379
income--
'Deficit.—V.
corporation
The
785,143
*81,253
174, p. 3.
railway
from
from
Net
mortgage
yof $115,000 outstanding third trust bonds. No
658,107
From Jan. 1—
Gross
\
■
income—
$1,960,046
891,334
1,156,091
oper.
Net
821,930
62,632
railway—
oper.
Net
covering $75,000 of
SEC
ry.
/•
on July 31 filed a letter of notification with the
certificates of beneficial interest in the third
bonds, bearing 5 % interest and redeemable at 110% of face
amount. The proceeds are to be used to finance purchase, at a discount,
The
from
Net
scheduled
(Md.) Country Club, Inc.—Files
Bethesda
45,159
1951
from
Net
to the previously existing bank and
for regular operating requirements.
for 1951 will amount to $550,000,
so
that consideration of
dividend action on the common stock will
depend on the cash position, and on earnings performance during the
balance of the year for which
the prospect remains favorable, says
Joseph F. Taylor, President.—V. 173, p. 1886.
4J-" VV:'■
577,320
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
*15,588
40,403
June—
finance the current volume of government
obtained through a $3,000,000 revolving credit
payments
*29,830
64,874
income—
oper.
1949
$1,544,274.
661,350
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—
indebtedness
company
Amortization
13,510
66,623
railway
railway
1950
$1,727,270
from
from
ry.
—V.
to
which is in
agreement,
insurance
*
ry.
Gross
cash
The
Gross
$129,300
27,716
'Deficit.—V.
payable.
.
$91,816
j.
from
from
Net
*$710,280
——————
—
1950
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1948
1951
575,029
.
-f "■'>%
income—
railway
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
*_
railway-
railway
oper.
Net
$27,407
"After provision for regular dividends of $100,000 on the preferred
stock, this profit is equal to $1.01 per share on the 603,821 shares of
Net
ry.
1948
1949
$149,155
$134,600
railway
oper.
174, p. 102.
From Jan. 1—
'
Net
17,619,039
15,250
9,435
21,450,682
801,775
13,650
—.—-
(est.)
taxes
Net
—V.
RR.—Earnings—
1951
from
Net
June 23,'51 June 24/50
$22,976,387 $17,671,131
6 Months Ended—
from
Net
-v:-
;
Cambria & Indiana
Gross
20,900,532
$1,720,573
from
Net
2.
p.
173,
._
June—
Gross
1,662,984
$0.13
com.
Earns." per
June-—
Total
635,439
681,232
153,088
176,166
prtf. div. req._
Earned
2,304,998
217,362
48,015
income—
oper.
ry.
1,988.678
341,630
68,065
railway
from
1,998,657
392,454
2,275,796
railway
from
Gross
income,
Deficit.—V.
Net
From Jan. 1—
Net
—
59,945
*7,096
and
-
Shares
6,977
income
oper.
Pfd.
$367,039
$314,196
$342,338
71,493
.»
17,793
$368,870
railway
income---
Net
1948
1949
1950
railway
oper.
Central RR. Co. of
Atlanta & West Point RE.—Earnings—
1951
railway-
income
deductions
June—
from
Gross
Net
Other
Int.
.
'
From Jan. 1—
'
•
Jersey—Earnings^—-; •
1951*
June—
Consolidated)
(Mexican Subsidiaries Not
1948
1951
June-
Central RR. Co. of New
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Power Co.
California Electric
Bay-fty.—Earnings—
Atlanta & St. Andrews
for
Gross
from
-15,701,422
394,848
*1,720,700
♦Deficit.—V. 174, p. 103.
railway—
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
1,679,715
*220,291
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3
-(543)
••
J
Cincinnati, New Orleans
June—
Gross
Net
•
from
from
Net
ry.
Texas Pacific
&
1951
,
railway—
$3,662,759
railway—
Ry. —Earns.
1949
$3,296,043
1,189,749
inceme—
oper.
1950
Columbia
$3,434,889
1,042,707
1,212,080
1,215,641
from
494,913
632,775
551,851
19,028,120
18,945,760
19,820,020
7,600,303
6,698,S<99
6,308.429
Net
from
Net
ry.
3,443,265
3,477,130
4,077,171
—V.
x«4,
p..
!
■
"...
■
__
income,
oper.
Income
Net
Clark Grave Vault Co., Columbus, O.—Debentures Of¬
only, at 100% and accrued interest.
the
which
$2.50
stcck
will
PROCEEDS—The
applied
to the
Private
net
proceeds
retirement
Loan
of
from
the
sale
outstanding
Increased—As
of
the
debentures
bank loans.
of
April
1951,
the
with
The
terms
payable
company was increased from
of
insur¬
to
proceeds of this additional indebtedness were
ceived on April 23, 1951. The 3%% notes are to be
deemed at the rate of $41,500
semi-annually
and
Nov.
in each year,
1
re¬
re¬
May 1
on
commencing Nov. 1, 1951 and
1, 1966 when the unpaid bal¬
continuing through May
Y
33%%.
f
"V"."
-
iAuthorized
promissory note due 1951-1966—
15-year 5%% sinking, fund debentures,
due Aug. 1, 1966
7%
cumulative
Common
pref.
stock
(no
stock
$100>
(par
3,500 shs.
par)
facture
cluded
♦
and
sale
metal
the
among
burial
products
vaults
which
by the company are door posts,
forcing stampings manufactured
General
in
Ohio
stampings and
and
have
seat
other
been
the
and
Appliance
is
and
products.
Body
and
not
Division
in
other
Avco
F.
E.
Myers
job
business
The
Jeffrey
in
concerns
Co.;
doors,
manufactured
Manufacturing
for
of
brackets
spinners,
for
a
around
June—
Gross
1951
from
Appliance
Columbus.—V.
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
$1,859,187
bear
1949
from
Net
*
from
Net
ry.
$1,670,046
$1,441,516
678,257
489,961
752,694
647,488
455,575
—V.
174,
12,041,500
9,825,264
8,809,492
a
hearing
The
5,398,264
3,99-7,648
3,089,965
3,944,098
'5,089,681-
3,629,621
income—_
2,568,612
(&
3,506,950
1951
income
taxes
Canada
income
taxes—-
Net
taxes
inepme of prior
years
on
7%
on
4%
second
Divs.
on
common
Earnings
per
p.
173,
138,567
Cr280,820
$2,642,928
funds
118,895
714,279
711,613
$3.24
preferred
$2.52
stock
stock
.
share
common
••
1951
29,
Detroit & Mackinac
Ohio
Fuel
principal
amount
construction
used
program,
year
interested
be
1953
of
received
SEC
Gross
sale
31,
Net
un¬
1951
Ohio
Fuel
to
finance
through
Aug.
1977,
20,
and
1951
to
&
and
to
make
174,
cash
and
and
the
will
become
to
available
or
expenditures
'
Period End. Jun 30—
Operating
Depreciation
General
&
790.764
.'
677,061
inc.—
657,000
—
taxes
on
-
3,936,836
amortiz.
taxes
Federal
$7 308,075
r:„—.in,coi1?e
income
Other
$1,246,414
—
(net)-
Net
199,478
1171.
The
income
etc.,
Net
$1,191,409
$5,359,132
354,705
1,577,663
—
110,072
441,324
$726,632
$3,340,145
proceeds
$0.43
$1.96
♦Based
cludes
$0.44
on
*
1,701,360 shares
Period End. June 30—
Expenses
1951—3 Mos.—1950
revenues
and
after
$1,700,667
income
Net
on
—V.
1,254,297
5,584,043
243,651
1,037,804
86,525
82,341
$330,176
$1,120,645
80,746
96,117
329,809
of
8EC
and
on
sell
$234,059
$790,836
154,329
617,317
Net
unsecured
will
be
used
Cumberland
in
with
its
1951
The
company
covering
1,192
share
on
July 27 filed
shares
of
capital
letter
a
stock
•
notification
$1)
to
■Net.
sales
-
before provision
Federal income taxes
income
Net
taxes
of
to
per
reflect
June
final
institutional
due
$1,293,697
1951
in
settlement
May 1951
investor
a
the
rates,
of
$1,298,697
$1.79
including
f After
claims
equivalent
executed
company
$10,000,000
3%
to
and
amount
42
cents
delivered
unsecured
to
"B".
Capital
It
<
,
is
to
transaction amounted
under
now
that
construction,
current
building
under
for
stores'
fixtures
materially decline during the second half
Colorado &
from
Net
from
ry.
railway——
railway-—
be
Sept.
issued
1,
1954,
of
to
The
proceeds
the
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
railway
The
to
restrictions
and
$1,664,555.
the
other
rate
equipment
of the year.—V.
174, p.
of
will
358.
income—
June—
will
be
1949
1948
ry.
common
warrants
second
Financial
underwriting
used
'
■
'
to
;
,
increase
capital
On
S.
Seibert,
La
'
Y
Corp.—Earnings—
31,'51
important profit and loss
more
6 Mos. End. June 30
June 30,'51
1951
$1.04
$0.09
$1.13
outstanding class A and class B
$2.02
stock.
common
of
an
increase of $159,481 since the beginning
resulting in a'ratio of current assets to current liabilities
1,: Yv-Vv
to
wjll
be
assets
,<Y/wZ-C
v
curtailed
this
of
during
August
order
in
production
to
"
provide
used
t
Fund
July
on
31,
later
173,
in
on
a
the
fall,
1791.
p.
by
...
1951,
Record-—
at
were
a
new
high
of
2495.
p.
stock
(no
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.
par)
1951
railway—
railway
Income—
from
ry.
—V.
1949
Net
$3,977,238
$5,206,683
550,141
533,667
378,346
242,472
226,072
per
June
J
29,097,725
6,578,946
25,562,899
25,597,320
4,713.084
4,093,066
2,254,392
1,755,958
*
six
3,398,196
Net
from
Net
ry.
& Western
1951
from
:
railway—__
railway
$7,604,238
income—
612,410
—
oper.
1,392,261
From Jan. 1—v.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
>
1949
1948
$7,101,452
$6,828,678
$7,700,298
El
A
1,624,811
1,173,443
2,114,076
817,715
501,766
1,255,517
37,990,579
41,445,405
44,773,753
8,021,695
7,111,701
7,183.130
<9,938,125
income—
3,143,763
3,428,413
3,208,292
4,664,297
Net
from
Net
ry.
6,535,892
1,242,647
355,746
Paso
Gross
1.951
from
railway
railway-—
oper.
income.
1950
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
rv.
railway
railway—
oper.
174.
p.
income
The
1949
$4,362,666
$5,150,596
$5,744,707
846,168
821,922
stock
the
debt
the
468,999
455,690
1,228,643
35,595,517
27,972,945
32,766,730
31,515,678
5,663,713
in
stores
of
total
current
balance
sheet
reflects
The
June
on
Natural Gas
opening
the
at
There
present
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
changes
the
in
financing
stock
Financing—
has been called for Sept. 18
company's capital structure in order
its $92,000,000 expansion program.
the
of
will
to
Co.—Plans
be
asked
increase
to
the
authorized
subscriptions
and
7,224,756
3,917,881
advertlsments
to
to
first
300,000
to
limit
to
Kayser,
$300,000,000
President,
changes
financing
construction
in
from
said
are
in
$157,000,000.
a
connection
statement to
permit greater
proxy
necessary
to
with
the
company's
stockholders
flexibility
expansion
in
and
To finance the first stage of this construction,
company recently sold 71,500 second preferred shares and plans
sell $14,000,000 of additional first mortgage pipeline bonds.
After
have
the
program.
offerings,
at
form
of
capitalization will
the
stock
least
and
15%
debt
15.9%
common
9,319,159
6,167,128
The
common
stock
consist of 73.5% debt
10.6%
equity. It is required1 to
and not more than 75% in
stock
equity
securities.
company's
expansion
•
program
is
covered
in
three
separate
Power Commission
These provide for
a
total increase in its pipeline capacity of 400,000 cubic feet daily
at-a
total
cost of
$91.940,000.'' The' new
acMiiiOVis are fiecessary
applications before
Mr.
in
Kayser
the
stated,
last six
the Federal
gas sales have increased nearly sevenfold
while operating revenues have increased fivefold,
and net fixed assets tenfold.
V> 174, p. 364.^^
because
years,
earnings four times,
foreign
t
•
;
4.
for
are
time.—
meeting
„
the
had
company
30.
.
Chronicle
in
at
of
excess
the
operation
in
process
stockholders'
proposed
future
1,807,045
757,563
2,936,081
4.57-to-l,
$1,12
$6,983,435
shares
from
100,000 shares,
the second
300,000 shares from 200,000 shares, and the common
to 5,000,000 shares from $3,800,000 shares, and also to increase
preferred
1948
1,517,268
4,960,805
in
financial position.
liquid
222
stockholders
preferred
these
-Earnings—
$6,103,292
10,205,682
of
well
of
1
had
stores
four
i- preferred
the
4.
p.
position
ratio
846,647
$1.23
securities
187.,
special
Paul
43,904,876
June—
49,560
352,134
p.
facilitate
v'"?.!,
railway
railway——
oper.
174,
RR.—Earnings—
1950
and
and
29,268,468
4.
June—
Gross
strong
cash
$1,077,116
61,800
829,284
—
-cash
loans.
company
174,
a
current
a
additional
V.
shows
With
and
$1,171,551
59,800
—
share—.,—
sheet
1951.
bank
The
6,514,117
3,061,906
Delaware, Lackawanna
136,248
1,208,656
30,
(est.)
outstanding
outstanding.——__—.—
common
balance
continued
no
830,102
income—
p.
shares
/
1950
$37,654,760 $35,696,724
2,336,551
1,797,116
1,165,000
720,000
—
—
shares
1,265,544
-
income
on
Common
approve
58,093
6,327,106
taxes
earnings
Preferred
a
$4,309,532
807,154
1951
—
liabilities
1948
-
railway—
railway—
oper.
174,
1950
(& Subs.)—-Earnings^
Earnings before Federal income taxes
,
$4,675,148
_
from
Net
197,738
405,915
sales
Federal
primarily for defense of lawsuits against
brought by Schenley Farm Products
.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
73,817
fluctuations
for
defense work" for Army Ordnance
on
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
St.,
the
of
representing
year.
account
;
1950
$6,078,535 $15,863,935 $15,303,415
43,643
563,417
1,011,632
519,774
President;
Salle
and
,
>.V
,
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.» REctor
William D. Riggs,
"V'VtftMstical issue on Monday].
Business Manager.
Published twice
Other
a
week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
wrcn
~
Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers'
Dana
company.
Reentered
Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyrignt 1951 Dy
class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N, Y., under the Act of
Territories
and
Members
of
PanMarch
3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. .rosse
,
Union, $45.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $48.00
per
year.
Other Countries,
$52.00 per
Dana
135
American
and
No
July
on
capital
Net
for
President
oper.
$1,030,917
5.983,979
1,490,218
577,183
be
2312.
p.
comparison of the
a
combined
Earnings
its
from
from
Net
—V.
Commercial
NOTE:
of
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.-
3.
p,
William
as
7,452.470,
1,970,509'
,
railway—— '
offices;
shares
purchase
From Jan. 1—
oper.
174,
1.358
stock
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Corp.—Earnings—
$1,035,229
/
will
company
169,
share
per
year,
The
289,175
56,278
from
from
'ry.
transferable
of
all
From Jan. 1—
;
with
total
a
and
company
Co., Inc.
►
SI,062,236
275,966
income
oper.
amounted
1950
$1,289,845
SEC
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—rAssets
subscribers of notes entitling holder to
purchase at
time up to Sept.
1, 1954 one share of stock for each $9 of
promissory notes held at $1 per share. The notes are to be issued in
multiples of $3. No underwriting will be involved.
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
the
$10,008,947.—V. 173,
to
Southern
June—
Net
$3,637,903.
during the iirst 6 months of 1951 for stores'
equipment,
including
equipment
for
the
new
other
expenditures
Gross
to
Net cash
expenditures
and
Warehouse
expected
capital
this
to
defense work. Initial
construction
promissory
April
proceeds to the company from
fixtures
purchase
Gross
$1,453,623
1,
1971, with
annual
installments of $350,000 due
April 1, 1952-1970, against surrender and
retirement of the $6,035,000
outstanding debentures; 3% series "A" and 3,/a% series
Atlanta
the
Net
FINANCING—In
note
$1,175,549
t$2.02
tax
"per share.
an
due
*130,000
.
278,074
——
1950
with the
start In August and will befollowed,
production for the Navy and Air Force.—V.
♦1,099,000
128,000
...
■
surplus—
Offend
,
and
to
2,527,697
share
common
to
in
earned
filed
was
profit after taxes—
5.75
corporation on July 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $11,828 of •4V2 % promissory notes dated
Sept. 1, 1951
SEC
Net
Transferred
collected
used
1,260,000
...
___YYw
♦Adjusted
be
$24
2,363,549
—
(estimated >—
(estimated)
profit
Earnings
to
are
at
July I, *50
$99,796,119 $85,697,698
,
Refund in settlement of claims—
'
the 8E0
offered
June 30, 51
——ivi
for' income taxes
Profit
State
with
be
Inc.—Earnings—Financing
26 Weeks Ended—
>
inventory adjustments, model changes, and conversion of plant facilities
any
Colonial Stores,
underwriting.
The
of
(par
for
subscription by employees. The proceeds
for general corporate
purposes.—V. 172, p. 475.
;•
-
without
April 13, 1951, were recently given the
before July 31, 1951, for 7,053 additional shares
$3.50) at $13 per share.
Subscriptions were al¬
$9,785,400
the
of
Dehydration, Inc., Gloucester, Mass.—Files With SEC
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of St. Louis—Files With
SEC—
share,
per
record
accounts.—V.
the
the
initial
an
general corporate purposes.
will
connection
with
and
The balance sheet at June
30, 1951 shows current assets of $11,112,and
current
liabilities
of
$1,932,614,
or
a
working
'
*
each)
271
authorizing this company to
parent, The Columbia Gas System, Inc., $675,000
installment
piomissory notes, the proceeds oi
which
by
$1
notification
24 covering
stock, of which 7,053 chares are those referred
1,500 shares will be sold for account of selling
stockholder.
following is
♦On
its
program.
at
for
of
shares
capital
proceeds
♦Earned
order
&n
•
or
Sales
497,283
issued
of
on
(par
of
Production
3
used
Easy Washing Machine
$929,018
154,329
Aug.
to
shares
be
to
notification
shares
The
$1,317,082
388,064
$172,157
stock
'/'•1
stock, of which 75,000 shares
(25,000
,v
Cumberland & Allegheny Gas Co.—To Issue Notes—
The
of
$9,179,657,
com.
15,000
are
letter
a
common
;
209,061
173, p. 23F7.
issue
letter
surplus
4,956,023
1,108,021
$252,903
income
Divs.
filed
7
officers
Mar.
15,189
int., etc.
deductions—.
etc.
Aug.
three
Quarter Ended
237,714
'
of
to above and
$6,064,050
—
Y
-
information;
1,462,953
taxes
taxes
$1.76
-
-
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$6,621,847
1950
'Vv'Y":v;/'!
on
to
$2,12
$1,497,948
the
49,653,714
$1.57
:
stockholders
8,553
at June 30, 1551.
This in¬
April 23, 1951.—V. 174, p. 451.
on
1951
involved.
was
outstanding
shaies issued
common
of
one
52,348,953
lotted pro rata at the close of the
subscription period.
$4,043,592
\
for
$92,087,858 $77,743,380
share
per
capital stock
The
share-
com.
200,000
Operating
made
The
$3,602,268
$3,781,469
shares
report, ended June 30, 1951, the
1,086,854 shares issued and outstanding at
——
right to subscribe
441,324
$740,681
dividends
$836,704
two
months'
Eastern Life Insurance Co. of New
York—Stock
$5,239,753
1,196,161
$850,753
110,072
—»
of
outstanding
' 'r''1
issued
be
A
income
six
basis
>
corporation
be
The
72,028
393,735
its
452.
will
$5,167,725
$1,244,488
deductions.
In
the
on
covering 250,000 shares of
to
are
2,232,542
30,592
UV
Aug. 2 voted to recommend to the shareholders, at
be held in the near future, to split the common
Eastern Caramba Bottling Corp.*
Hoboken, N. J.—Files
-.'j
per
174, p.
SEC
$5,328,540
284,524
to
Diamond
shares.
"\V', y
•"••' '*>'•
2,866,700
on
of
asset value
—V.
sf"Y
of
Gross
Int,,
stock
Number of shares
1951- -12 Mos.—1950
$1,159,196
32,213
Brl,926
directors
Total net assets—
$6,773,962 $28,984,451 $26,852,362
3,742 562
15,322,220
14,534,562
736,389
2,951,209
2,659,384
605,515
2,515,782
2,257,649
530.300
468,596
170,284
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Total Assets Rise—
company's general
additions and improve¬
1951—3 Mos.—1950
revenue
expenses
1,048,384
290,433
225,740
187.
As of June 30—
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME
Operating
884,968
373,637
213,204
stated there were
that time.—V. 174, p. 358.
the
aggregating $55,800,000.-
913,103
569,793
company
for property
to repay bank loans
obtained for such purpose. The
company's
program for the last seven months
of 1951 and the
years
and 1953 calls for
ments
67,380
1,218,384
income
special meeting
present
358.
bidding.
added
104,410
railway
174, p.
capital
Ohio Electric
Co.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
financing will be
railway
oper.
The
a
its
of
p.
1948
$203,730
61,707
33,625
Diamond Alkali Co.—To
Split Up Stock—
request
a
Southern
Securities
ry.
—V.
>
authorization
storage program.—V.
gas
from
Net
to
are
1949
$158,727
115,121
65,793
income
oper.
from
Net
expendi¬
equal annual
in
part
construction
ry.
1950
$210,472
139,959
55,458
railwayrailway——
From Jan. 1—
Gross
by
1951
$247,097
from
from
Net
1952,
Fuel's
Ry.—Earnings—
June—
have
and
March
Ohio'
payable
until
persons
issuance
to
application.has
Co.
involving estimated
to
are
Gas
construction
■1952
$2,115,673
118,895
198,962
preferred stock
Divs.
1,146,732
.-•••,»•*>
income
Divs.
—V.
The
promissory notes.
notes would be
the
proceeds of
Int.
1950
300,803
on
subsidiary,
an
$8,500,000
Bal. avail, for
4,003,320
—
Other income taxes:
Refunds of
ending Sept.
174, p. 274..
company on Aug. 8 filed a registration statement
with the SEC
covering $12,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series due 1981.
The bonds are to be
offered for public sale at
competitive
$42,425,130 $33,800,964
6,947,051
3,120,152
—
before
and
its
for
given
Columbus
Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
sales
S.
has
upon
scheduled
Net
Net
U.
months
such
corporation
Other
income
nine
group.—V.
company's
to existing plants.
Besides the two Con¬
168,900-horsepower generators have been
put in service at Edison's Trenton Channel
plant—one in October, 1949,
and the second in
February, 1950.
Detroit Edison's over-all
expansion plans carry through 1954.
A new
three-unit plant now under construction between
St. Clair and Marine
City is scheduled to provide 600,006
horsepower by late 1953, and
plans for another new plant at the mouth of th
Rouge River are under
way.—V. 174, p. 358.
<•
Community Public Service Co.—Earnings—
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.
Net
the
this
program of additions
Creek additions,
two
ners
of
capital contribution of $1,500,000 to its
subsidiary, United Fuel Gas Co.
(Charleston, W. Va.), to be used by the latter to
finance
9,768,234
$1,729,951
3.
p.
current
$1.45
exclusive
719,212
railway
oper.
for
of
1948
863,457
railway
is
Electronics Co. and CBS-Columbia
the CBS group on June
15; similarly,
upon the 1,717,352 shares of
interest.
SEC
Balance
♦Earns. per
From Jan. 1—
Gross
exceed
3'/4%
The
165,
825,009
income
oper.
1950
1951
order
authorizing the
Columbia, from time to time prior
to
installment
Preferred
i
of
com¬
Manufacturing Co., Columbus,
and
months
calculated
tures of $22,562,400.
The
notes
installments on Feb. 15 of each
and
Corp.,
the
six
the
Co.;
Bros.
to
and
SEC
proceeds of
part of its 1951
sold
rein-
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
•
statement
operations
the
In¬
Harvester
tubs,
is
400,000
$2,495,370
&
of
been
stock
The
manu¬
miscellaneous
3049.
p.
the
manufacturing business,
galvanizing for the Bendix Home
Division, South Bend, Ind.;
Ohio;
of
manufactured
addition to its
In
engaged
Division
tanks
spray
Ashland,., Ohio.
pany-
1911,
Corp.; cowls, running-boards,
running-board
grills
manufactured
for
International
Home
agricultural
in
metal
Fisher
washing machine and ironer parts,
including
top. front and side panels and
bearing plates
Bendix
1,
manufactured
backs
for
95,560 shs.
June
on
Motors
andr.radiator
•
of
3,500 shs.
200,000 shs.
BUSINESS—The company, incorporated
^engaged in the production of heavy job
'
1,000.000
2,886,700
outstanding prior to the issuance on June 15 of
Hytron interests in accordance with
reorganization
plan dated April 11, 1951. It is
expected that the con¬
the
to
secured
Net
1,000,000
—
Radio
The
Outstanding
$1,250,000
$1,250,000
5,782,070
$1.29
first
part
have
corporation
With
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
6,346,317
the
by Ohio Fuel
is due.
ance
l
700,000
the
company cn Aug. 1 started up a new steam
turbine-generator
Conners Creek this year, and marks the
completion of a 2'/a-year
in the metropolitan Detroit area
by 168,000 horsepower.
*
The
new
generator, including boilers and
other
equipment, cost
$15,000,000.
It is the second of two identical
units placed in operation
at Conners Creek this
year, and marks the completion of a 2 Ms-year
construction program at the Conners Creek
station.
Starting up of the new unit also brings to completion the
at
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To
Increase Investment—
This
$897,250 to $1,250,000;
the
taxes
.
Hytron
income
include
of
1,
company, entered into a new note agreement
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. under the
which the company's
long-term note
ance
will
_
«'t
■
The
3,425,000
for
became
than
applied
*'•
to
and
Detroit Edison Co.—Starts New Generator-
-
July 1,'50
$77,369,615 $60,276,582
$2,221,317
share
value
par
CBS
of
first
per
Domestic
June 30,'51
:
income
earnings
Inc.
earnings
interest.
be
(&
tax
share
per
solidated
debentures
are callable on 30
days' notice all or in part, other¬
through the operation of the sinking fund, at prices ranging
from 105%
to 100%, plus accrued interest.
They are redeemable for
the sinking fund at
prices ranging from 104% to 100%, and accrued
*..
Inc.
,
.
.
income
tax
profits
NOTE—Net
agreement
1
The
. .
income
Earnings
fered—The Ohio Company on July 25 offered an issue of
$1,000,000 15-year 5V2% sinking fund debentures dated
Aug. 1, 1951 and due Aug. 1, 1966, to residents of Ohio
wise
Federal
income
-
Y
before
excess
•'
v
.
;
Federal
iuo.#■■
■
income
Federal
railway
,
6,939,728
3.195,810
Gross
723,715
22,091,921
railway,.—
System,
<
26 Weeks Ended—
Prom Jan. 1—
,
Gross
Broadcasting:
Subs.)—Earnings—
.1948
,
$2,992,345
must
be
made
In
New
York
funds.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
June
Net
Net
ry.
>
—V.
2,055,481
902.518
434,619
—V.
10,786,114
2,086,659
174,
4,639,134
Net
railway— $14,970,490 $13,759,868 $12,610,919
from
income—
oper.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
,
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income
104.
-
oper.
174,
p.
1,527,515
174,
Richard
Net
13,698,545
8,423,750
5,292,737
195\
''
July 31—
profit
Net
-
...
——$1.46
if
Is
•
,
:
90,729
25,015
21,640
30,067
8,577
Cadillac
June—
Gross
income—-
- •
$1,443,189
95,534
railway—
railway.
Net ry. oper.
*17,817
*196,213
*97,382
49,955
*25,219
*399,638
22,082
$1,618,326
From Jan. 1—
17,225,913
4,698,889
15,351,736
3,956,272
Net ry. oper. income—
2,438,569
•Deficit.—V. 174, p. 187.
2,151,698
railway
from
Net
railway—
from
Gross
15,576,955
.718,437
3,562,717
,827,073
1,289,227
:
,147,488
'
37,242
173
9,269
41,585
123
7,704
288,447
1,341
80,850
17,
46,684
49,412
370.638
ry.
■>'
Period End. June 30—.
Electric
Oper.
revenues
oper.
and taxes~
exps.
•
1951—6 Mos—1950
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$12,040,619 $10,730,393 $22,488,379 $19,676,713
9,996,057
8,519,336 18,801,646 15,679,759
DWallas,
$2,044,562
y
4,225
18.293
$2,226,313
619,891
$3,694,139
1,075,873
$4,015,247
1,180,384
$1,606,422
174,587
$2,618,266
477,167
$2,834,863
349,647
$1,227,206
income
Net
$3,996,954
7,406
263,647
deductions
Income
$3,686,733
$1,490,853
income
Gross
$1,431,835
$2,141,099
$2,485,216
—
requirements..
div.
Pfd.
(net)—
income
$2,211,057
,15,256
$2,048,787
557,934
Operating income
Other
operation.
358,343
from
ry.
_
.
.
_
for
V.
The
of
issue
entire
$295,000
debentures, series G,
3%
of
due June
1, 1971, (filed by letter of notification with SEC on July 17) will be sold
to Forest'Lawn Memorial-Park Association, Inc., at par - and accrued
One of
interest.
debentures as
-
a
the principal reasons for the issue Is the use of the
vehicle to satisfy a demand from clientele of the For¬
Association, Inc., for. a means of. makihg.
provision for mortuary services in advance of need. The debentures are
convertible at the principal amount and accrued interest for any
property, commodities and/or services which are being offered for sale
in Forest Lawn Memorial-Park in Glendale, Calif.
Lawn
est
Memorial-Park
outstanding capital stock, with the exception of qualifying
issued to directors, is owned by American Security & Fidelity
All
V.
•
„
able
174,
June—
1951
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
J
*
$1,704,297
$1,453,575
232,930
50,608
full
Gross1 from
from
Net
ry.
'
„
purchase
to request
,.
533,813
Gross
$1,746,122
Net
:
,
.'•
•
—V.
679,111
ry.
—V.
296,570
174, p.
8,697,915
v
1,662,027
1,386,842
7,504,388
1,806,983
864,238
7,359,581
2,835,128
764,086
5,W^;-
1950
1949
$634,507
<
174,
104,827
76,609
52,735
3,951,982
4,050,452
1,039,185
670,503
498,900
871,093
581,880
383,566
*
According to Mr. Gamble, 'F. S. Rasco & Co. has its own buying,
warehousing and store operating departments and will continue as an
integrated operation completely independent of Gamble-Skogmo, the
latter company having no corporate connections whatsoever with the
Rasco
organization."
\v">
%> -'y/'-v
••
The Rasco firm's annual retaH sales are said to be running at a
rate approximating $5,000,000.
^
dents of Texas
Associated
Neuhaus &
Bunlap
E.
M.
&
with
Co.;
Reed;
Allison
&
July 27 publicly offered 130,000
(par $1) at $7 per share to resi-
only.
Russ
&
^
Co., in
the-
Chas. B. White & Co.;
Rowles,
Winston
&
underwriting
are:
Texas National
Co.;
R.
J.
Underwood,
Binford,
Corp.;
Edwards,
Inc.:
and
Co,
General Appliance Corp.—Stock Offered—E. L. Aaron
July 26 offered 35,000 shares of common stock (par
10 cents) at 50 cents per share and on Aug. 1 offered an
additional 45,000 shares at market (about 45 cents per
share), the proceeds going to certain selling stockhold¬
on
ers.—V.
174,
p.
453.
1949
railway....
"railway
4,243,019
3,758,131
1,345,501
income—
311,072
income.;..
oper.
* Deficit.—V: 174,
The
p.
rate
tion
subscribe
shares
of
one
privilege.
on
of
ro
&
1948
-
$601,414
146,762
*17,398
41,355
1,336,503
3,702,494
1,066,692
312,991
270,683
3,703,392
980,744
282,092
54,617
•
/
No
for
Offered—
record
of
June
30
>
have
each
fractional
15
the
14,841
for
share at
oversubscrip¬
per
with an
will be -issued. No underwriting
be used
to reduce
bank loans.—
shares
will
proceeds
held,
shares
14
given
been
noon
(MST) Aug.
stock (par $10) at $20
before
or
';
174, p. 365.'
.{ '."'.Q
-
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.-.—Plans Financing—.
Albert H. Daggett, President, on Aug. 7
announced 'that sales for
the three months ended July 31 were 20%
ahead of the 1950 period
and that the backlog of unfilled orders for. industrial batteries cur¬
the highest in history.
Daggett
Canada
will
reported
shortly
the
company
is
be producing automotive batteries.
stockholders
The
the
stock
p.
of
payment
Units
.
Co.,
'^0
-r
350
750
100
150
250
a
'
1172.
Tex.—Stock Dividend—
Co., Dallas,
July
on
stock
approved
20
a
resolution providing for
of
outstanding.—V. 173,
dividend to be distributed in certificates
1/11th of the number of shares
equaling
■
-
.
-.
.
v.
^:,:.
• •
many
reasons
tor
the fiscal year."
sales of
$10,082,711.
railway-
from
Net
ry.
i
:
1948
1949
$5,685,770
$6,864,779
618,780
1,249.169
495,135
1,787,931
1,028,607
42,984,727
35.062,752
36,205.516
8,246.923
39,107,131
9,701,912
4,058,155
1,706,680
income.
oper.
-I
$6,080,770
1,548.672
598,955
$6,935,641
__
railway
from
;
■
1950
1951
June—
Gross
Net
the
optimism
concerning
.
company
railway..
from
Gross
Net
ry.
3,974,569
income.
oper.
174,
10,855,887-
railway.^...
from
Net
.8,238,774
3,234,4G8
3,274,329
5.
p.
"were
"There are
the balance of
,
business
for
year
>
for three months ended July 31, 1950 were
or $2.11 per share.—V. 173, p. 2389,
Net profit was $706,746
Co.—Earnings—
Hamilton Watch
1951—3 Mos.—1949
$624,730
$617,863
151,112 '
193,774
80,000
76.000
Period End. June 30—
Gross
earnings
Frofit
before
taxes.
inc.
inc.
Fed.
&
State
income
Net
Earns,
173,
—V.
—
share
share..
1793.
:
p.
Net
income
173.
$2.04
$0.09
$3.52
$5.77
$3.53
$0.23
$0.34
$0.14
~
P.
-
-
(est.).
taxes
—
-
$150,000
chargeable
to
past
1951
1950 '
$36,501,413 $27,391,458
3,959.106
1,511,453
*2,650,000
566,300
$1,309,106
$945,153
years' operations.
fiscal
660.
Hartford Rayon
See
$123,294
income taxes
profit
♦Including
—V.
$201,289
—-
before
Federal
76,000
$122,774
Ended June 30—
sales
Profit
199,294
Chemical Co.—Earnings—
Harshaw
Net
$1,008,536
435.289
234.000
com.
per
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$1,446,521
$71,112
taxes
Earnings per pfd.
"
of the first quarter of the company's fiscal
satisfactory", Mr. Daggett told stockholders. He added:
Earnings
Net
453.
p.
Gulf Insurance
'
9 Months
,
considering sale of 65,000
shares of $50 par value convertible preferred stock, proceeds of which
would be used to finance the company's expanding volume of business.
He pointed out that two hew plants—at Kankakee, 111. and Monroe,
Mich.—are under construction and said Gould-National's new plant in
Mr.
200
350
.
174,
V.
&
S. C. Parker & Co., Inc
Security & Bond Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
175
Co.—;
&
also
,
*
Kirk-
&
Inc.
Patrick,
-
Clement, A. Evans
Inc.
Hircch & Co. —
_
common
share
The
involved.
rently is
i
Securities
Land street
Clark.
.
—V.
104.
stockholders
common
to
additional
the
80,000 shares of common
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
96,718
228,984
Golden Cycle Corp.—Stock
right
-
5.000,000
From Jan. 1—
from
from
ry.
.
'
5,000,000
4,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
,
Corp.__ 1,400
Bankers Bend Co.. Inc. -175
The
106,889
$521,701
railway.
Net
V.
Garrett Oil Tools, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Russ
'
1950
$647,441
railway..._
oper.
Net
is
shares of common stock
1951
$651,903
174,946
37,730
from
Grosg
'
p.. 104,
from
'
; ;
.
$3,556,126
.•in¬
$3,556,126
j'];; ■
;
(
Eauitable
Geofgia, Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
or
note
'
Outstanding, ;
Units
4,292,487
731,958
582,260
4,807,146
June—
Gross
on
—
part ot the units a total of
as
stock.
From Jan. 1—
B:
C.
Gamble, President, on Aug. 1 announced purchase by this
corporation of the 500,000 outstanding common shares of F. S. Rasco •&
■Co., Los Angeles, Calif., operator of 49 variety stores in California,
Arizona and New Mexico.
The purchase price was not disclosed.
& Co. and associates on
1957
i-'-
,
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
due
loan
mtge.
1,
ingots
when
•
sale
127,829
68,518
railway
income
'
$768,635
111,766
oper.
Net
Minn.—Acquisition—
GIVING
10 years from date of
deposit
1948
$651,396
income
railway;
-J"-;'
-
such accrued interest. Prior to or simultaneously with the issue
of the units to them, the several underwriters are to acquire
and
and
See
1951
from
Net
Founders Inc., Minneapolis,
'
Dept. of Commerce National Production Authority 4 Vzmtge. loan
.
104,771
railway...
from
Net
380,605
595,664
243,404
9,969,499
...
income...
1st
W/c.
plus
daily production capacity
$731,860
June—
oper.
availbe
to
for an annual production of 198,000 tons of
products in specialty carbon and alloy steels,
S.
Courts
railway.
the melting of steel scran with
company's plant, which is
to
.
of
Georgia RR.—Earningsfrom
Nov.
on
4,000,000
662.500 shs.
v
UNDERWRITERS—The company has agieed to sell to each of the
underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters his agreed
to purchase from the company $1,000 principal amount of debentures
and 80
shares of common stock for each unit set forth opposite its
names
below, at the price of $1,000 per $l,o00 principal amount pf
debentures, plus interest accrued from June 15, 1951, and nlus lc per
share
of common
stock, or a combined price of $1,000.80 per unit,
not revealed.
was
Kentucky
in
The
power.
1961 (subordinate) —_
Com. 5tk. (par value one cent per shr.)
174,- p. 275.
manufacturers
incoiporatea
was
3M,%- debs, due
*
Corp.—Acquisition—
Shoe
Data—Mention was
J'"'1Authorized
due within
for authorization
purchased by General Shoe Corp. It has a
of 1,000 pairs.—V. 173, pp. 2389 and 1699.
'1948
$1,625,990
2,332,912
851,435
railway.—
railway
oper.
of
t.o^s
before Jan,
Corp.—Capital Contribution-*-
the application.—V.
the
in
ry.
155,488
3V2% debentures due 1961 and
operations on
proximity
operation.
.
RFC
;
U.
given interested persons until Aug. 13, 1951
has
„
,
From Jan. 1—
.Net
company
From Jan. 1—
1949
•1950
Steel Corp.—Further
electric
close
167 460
in
Boyd, Jr., President, emphasized that Johnston & Murphy
will
be
operated as an entirely separate division. .The shoes will
continue to be manufactured in the Newark plant,
which has been
City Ry.—Earnings
493,656
188.
p.
Henry W.
Net
Fort Worth & Denver
276,378
.
purpose of
constructing and operating a modern
steel plant and
rolling mill near Owensboro,
Ky.
its
cost
in
or
edge of the City t>f
at the eastern
to the SEC
applied
has
corporation,
from
i
•
"Chronicle" of Aug. 6 of the public offering
is designed
plant
•
men's, women's and children's
shoes, announced on Aug.. 3 the purchase of the Johnston & Murphy
Shoe Co. of Newark, N, J., one of the country's oldest and best-known
makers of high quality men's dress shoes. The consideration that was
Gross
'
'
1,797,611
its major markets, will be canable .of
producing a diversified line of steel products including pressed blooms
and
billets, rolled
billets, bars, bar size structural shapes, angles,
channels, beams and small rails.
The
company
expects that its plant will be in partial oDeration
In the middle of 1952 and in full operation by the end of 1952.
The
453.-
p.
program.
hearing upon
shares
Corp.
172, p. 2023.
1,732,119
341,894
81,153
the
base
low
located
to make
a
$300,000 cash capital contribution to its subsidiary, Northern Penn¬
sylvania Power Co. (Reading), to be applied by the latter to its con¬
involved
174,
furnace
will
and
>
i
-
,
Tarrant County
In
corporation
Net
*
,
construction.—V.
This
income
for
1950.
Gordon,
General
Glendale, Calif.—Offering—
83,077
'
$1,000 of debentures and 100 shares of
22,
174, p. 365.
Forest Lawn Co.,
1,811.921
576,294
261,621
issue of $4,000,000
an
electric
Assembly Division of General Motors
255-acre site between Fort Worth
possible future manufacturing or assembly
a
Genera! Public Utilities
a
25,481
41,356
34,985
*2,004
2,082,706
608,375
railway..
oper.
BUSINESS—The
*
Vice-President and group executive in charge of
body, hardware and assembly divisions, stated that future plans for
use
of
the property depend upon availability of materials required
struction
1948
$323,813
9,590
railway—
CAPITALIZATION
The SEC
Balance
1949
$295,755
1950
cent) in units
stock at $1,000
; per unit plus accrued interfest' ow'the-debentures from
June 15, 1951. Further details follow:
t
313,O47!.^.f4^33!9.0.6^',2,118,87.0
222,712
'
lies
land
The
7,421,227
.400,000 shares of common stock (par one
Arlington.
for
12,243,006
4,037,075
$315,776
$317,742
34,473 V'. " 95,769 '
"—
Green River
acquisition of a
the
Texas,
•
F.
89,298,764
14,675,374
Western RR.—Earnings—
income...
made in the
Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac
announced
John
96,933,968
174, p. 188.
*Deficit.—V.
Assembly Division to Expand—
The
87,751,109
1.8,447,333
*1,980,376
6: 789,308
railway
from
Net
'
Subs.)—Earnings—■.
,
railway
oper.
Net
Dynaflow
1948,
and
Cgrp. (&
1948
1949
.
.
and
plants—
has
Florida Power
.
From Jan. 1—
292,500
1.477
64,366
—
S.
Jan.
The
sales will be added to the
1950
1951
from
Gross
was introduced as the new "traffic"
of a new era in motoring and the most
the self-starter.
Public acceptance was
such that within a year after the first unit was built the Dynaflow
plant was : operating on a round-th-clock. basis, seven days a week.
Facilities were also enlarged and at the present time a new manu¬
facturing plant is nearing completion. On Aug. 11. 1951, the one mil¬
lionth Dynaflow was delivered to a Chicago motorists
$1, 807,035
subNo
supplied by amendment.
Ry.—Earnings—
income
oper.
Net
transmission, the vanguard
revolutionary device since
.
from
from
Nc*;
1951 •
$1,868,978
v
J
"Employees' Restricted
used for general corporate purposes.
railway.... 113 581.497
22 786,743
from
Gross
883,362
271,388
230,265
317,549
57,963
730,343
221,461
184,961
261,788
64,715
131,428
40,245
33,066
47.254 '
11,642
1,000,000th Dynaflow. Produced—
On
stock.
an
V
railway...
Green Bay &
of
1948
1949
1950
1—
from
ry.
of
Ry.—Earnings-
Florida East Coast
/
the stockholders; The
by
such stock
received from
June—
1,760,527
Coach.
Trucks
U.
adopted
1951
Net
1,463,268
—
Coaches
Total
pursuant to
recently
Plan"
'Deficit.—V.
.
263,635
—
Total
adjustments which may be required
the "Lifo'' basis of inventory Valuation, now under consideration,
adopted.—V. 172, p. 1731.V
--
be issued
to
are
"
statement with the SEO
Coaches
and
Chevrolet
pontiac
of $500,000 for
Co.—Registers With SEC—
director.—V, 174, p. 365,
176.028
Total passenger cars
Trucks
v
.
Chevrolet
$523,631
$0.83
—$913,421
—
Earnings per share—-—
•After deduction
•
Pontiac
835,959
313,328
*2,507,375
1,593,954
1,300,600
railway
from
from
Net
by U. S. Factories—
1951—Month—1950
1951—7 Mos.—1950 '
Passenger Cars
$6,038,366
$11,583,441
—i-:
and excess profits taxes.
income
1,570,908
price and other terms are to be
From Jan.
Net
General Motors Corp.—Output
„
3,498,383
3,4451774
" y .y
proceeds
Gross
assumed the additional office
Mr. Laux wiljL continue as a
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
3,597,209
3,147,508
'i
$21 937,749 $17,857,772 $20,032,593 $19,304,910
5,515,963
5,720,270
4,733,564
Net from railway..
5 502,285;
2,576,692
3,470,659
2,949,018
Net ry. oper, income—_
1 114,724
of the
President and,. Treasurer
as
the Board,
Oldsmobile
Ended June 30—
sales
before Federal taxes-
Corp.—President Resigns—
resigned
has
Laux
of .Treasurer,
20,835,183
8,623,938
6,017,840
1
Great Northern
'
85,335,842
24,516,000
general funds of the company and
outstanding.
indebtedness
Chairman of
'.
-
• -
•
75,805,525
23,526,000
5.
Option
Net
$0.05
-
effective
GMC Truck &
'
$0.74
Blumenkrantz,
$14,778,348
3,820,821
1,711,602
18,553,475
Profit
Federal
$27,467
$350,684
$0.32
Aug. 31, 1951.
Temporarily, no successor was
elected to fill the office of President.
Monte Cohen,
President of the F. W. Sickles Division, has been
elected
Executive
Vice-President in charge of operations.
Abraham
1948
76,440,559
88,334,687
20,882,995
8,248,314
T_
E.
corporation,
26,672,000
June—
General Instrument
,
3,653,457
29,592,000
6,205,735
income
p.
ascription
$147,652
long-term
of
railway.
shares
Stock
187.
p.
661,387
underwriting is involved.
•__
$7,100,000
leaving
$300,000,
203,960
The company on Aug. 7 filed a registration
covering 64,000 shares of its $10 par common
its
—V.
487,548
.
-
.
July 1, 1951, the company made the required payment of $300,000
long-term note and also a voluntary payment of an additional
On
on
Buick
6 Months
175,000
y
stock
Earnings applicable to com.
(472,982 shares)
Earnings per common share
Period End.
Faflsteel Metallurgical Corp.
[
175,000
245,492
.vi,„
■>
.
$202,467
87,500
739,673
railway
oper.
174,
The
,
.
railway—_
railway
from
Gross
2,015,176
679,222
3,400,319
3.261,247
1,271,651
railway—.—
from
Net
$525,684
$4,303,000
572,136
I".
698,026
Grand Union
$13,443,276
290,467
88,000
profit "._u——-——— •
Dividend requirements on pfd. stock
8,874,631
1949
1950
1951
V:-June—•
Gross
>
6 Mos. End. June 30
v 1951
1950 :
$235,152
for income taxes
for Fed. income tax & surtax
from
ry.
—V.
$7,494,161 $14,184,841
518,374
1,099,438
283,222
573,754
—
—
Net
RR.—Earnings—
Erie
Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Mcs. End.
June 30,'51
:
Frov.
4.
p.
V
22,670,391
24.395,370
9,961,678
4,331,900
23,794,768
9,844,089
income..
oper.
ry.
from
Gross
1948
$3,975,000
—
income...
oper.
Net
Profit before prov.
1,029,560
26,964,943
railway.
from
ry.
1 Q4Q
1 0<m
968,625
$4,649,000
$4,763,000
railway—_
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
railway-
from
Gross
Net
;
Sales
1,952,012
From Jan. 1—
Net
from
Net
1829.
173, p.
General Cigar Co., Inc. (&
f
$4,194,081
501,651
Net
$727,000
$2,693,789
from
Gross
Net
1948
:
$3,861,810
1,154,230
1,963,772
..
income.
oper.
1949
1950
$4,255,731
4,395,000
Income
Net
Ry.—Earnings-
1951
v
$4,775,658
from railwayfrom railway-
$2,689,825
1,162,000
435,000
7,088.789
-Earnings—
1951
June—
11
.
.Gross
sales,
on
1950
.
$8,819,576
before depreciation......
Net income, before Federal income taxes
Provision for Federal income taxes——
profit
Gross
of substantial national defense orders
normal battery business.—V. 173, p. 1987.
the increased volume of
1951
Mlonths Ended June 30—
six
lacilities are needed to take care
and
Grand Trunk Western Ry.-
Cable Corp.—Earnings-
General
Co.—Notes Placed Privately
—This company has placed privately $7,000,000 of 3%%
promissory notes, due July 1, 1966, and an issue of $3,000,000 of similar notes has been placed privately by
Willard Storage Battery Co., a subsidiary. The sale was
made to several institutional purchasers.
The transac¬
tions were handled through Smith, Barney & Co.
The proceeds of these notes will
be used for completion of plant
'improvement and decentralization program, and to provide working
capital required to conduct operations at current high level. Within
the past few years, manufacturing facilities have been completed in
Atlanta,
Chicago, Memphis, Omaha and Portland, Oregon.
At the
present time, new plants are being readied in Allentown, Pa., Aurora,
Til., and Fairfield. Conn. There is also a $5,000,000 plant project under
way at prescentville, Philadelphia, Pa. These, expanded manufacturing
Electric Storage Battery
•
Monday, August 13, 1951
...
(544)
4
Corp.—To Be Acquired—
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.
above.—V. 173, p. 1376.
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(545)
J
Helio Aircraft Corp., Norwood,
The
July
Mass.—Files With SEC
Kellett Aircraft
and
share
one
($20
of
on
preferred
for
share
31
filed
and
letter
a
share
one
stock l.
of
of
the
preferred and $5
No underwriting will be involved.
per
at
$25
for
the
common
share
per
corporation has been discharged
after
supervision of the Federal Bankruptcy Court.
U.
S.
Court
unit
per
District
would
ago
The
corporation
of
new
N.
J.,
laboratory
in
has
completed
laboratory units
which
the
will
unit,
at
research
under
now
facilities
construction,
30%.
by
for
completion
1951.—V.
174. p.
365.
B-l
Net
1951
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
112,766
—V.
174, p.
97,208
128,603
net
185,424
were
1,235,271
5,584,528
1,165,657
5,831,275
1,269,362
6,297,845
1,894,026
485,337
488,148
605,534
907,902
5,946,320
Indiana Associated Telephone
1951—Month—1950
oper.
revenues
after
Net
843
3,564
4,944
$526,303
402,254
__
Fed.
Fed.
50
300
300
430,685
♦Based
U.
301,509
$402,491
39,417
8,462
242,475
taxes
(est.)
1,757,978
$4,717,599
$1.36
$1.64
$2.68
The
,
Securities
5%
173,
Lake
Gross
Net
Co.—Stock Of¬
the
in
to
R.
ry.
service
population
to
the
larger
estimated
at
part
1951
railway
ry.
1949
1950
$2,812,791
610,053
Net
rjv
262,387
140,677
309,200
15,839,185
15,781,843
3,126,817
2,927,100
16,193,598
2,131,678
18,750,902
3,087,817
income..
1,342,600
1,510,089
1,369,879
474,432
174, p. 6.
International Rys. of Central
Period End. June 30—
Net
oper.
ry.
In
its
$1,116,431
$6,931,651
48,855
184,983
999,447
own
128,407
631,765
$11,682
$101,041
$477,081
$864,071
preferred
stock
the
of
Kellogg
Switchboard
stock
40%
and
I.
T.
&
T.
stock
3,148
shares of the
82,422
shares of
Kellogg company's
com¬
its
Kellogg, President of the company, did not sell any of his
It was said that no change is contemplated in the operation
management of the company.
Officials of I. T. & T. here con¬
or
firmed acquiring
control of the
Net
property.—V. 174, p. 453.
of
200
shares
corporation
covering
stockholders
holders
171
who
26
filed
a
shares
of
class
will
A non-voting
offered at $6
July
failed
be
receive
to
letter
notice
of
of
common
per
their
with
stock
share
right
to
as
at
contingent
per
share
to
certain
obligation
proceeds are to
money
The
sources.
P-
$7
to
be
such
'Net
from
ry.
used
for
working
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
jailway
railway..
oper.
income—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Gross
$493,075
$407,454
$428,470
$490,756
181,046
167,186
168,566
234,490
69,751
68,068
67,971
railway....
2,463,957
2,824,177
2,818,089
railway
1,796,146
1,088,382
1,279,541
1,299,262
income—
731,465
444,606
539,043
507,200
3,890,504
3,268,147
4,175,270
1,277,022
1,845,131
1,565,997
1,689,286
RR.—Earnings—
1951
1950
1949
ry.
—V.
railway..__ 110,028,869
railway
22,650,179income—
oper.
174,
92,905,160
93,733,848
102,442,898
17,493,361
14,797,691
17,086,953
9,320,297
7,638,482
8,675,686
9,643,811
6.
p.
Mack Trucks, Inc.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
stock
&
Net
at
price
a
at
Co.
of
it is intended to
of
♦Earnings
♦Based
certain
to
the
National
shares
10,000
authorized
but
approval,
of
unissued
There
are
and
that
of
tax
surplus
share..
common
$1,920,408
$64,402
$1.28
$0.04
;
1,494,668 shares.—V. 174, p. 366.
Service
Co.
of
Acquired-
Indiana, Inc. below.—V. 174, p. 6.
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.
Gross
operating
before
*437,313
84,634
$426,403
543,893
taxes
118,344
29,000
152,365
59,639
income
*$318,969-
$55,634
$391,529
445,500
$114,993
inc.
and
taxes
foreign
outstanding—
♦Includes
1950
1949
1948
$240,085
$280,853
91,748
55,375
91,279
20,187
24,965
12,340
34,129
$362,502
174,632
in¬
445,500
capital
$298,645
Plains Corp.—V. 173,
$248,201
75,169-
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$179,818
come
personnel
common shares.
Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
income
$239,364
Federal
key
1951
"
to
Period End. June 30—
of
$262,803
,
per
on
Public
Net
•
income
transferred
Profit
share.
per
number
a
Canadian
Madison Light & Power Co.—To Be
$187,000.
purchased
$15.50
offer
and
1950
$81,045,509 $53,638,935
4,071,668
227,747
2,151,260
163,345
•
cost
a
!
profit
See
purchased
company
Mich.,
Sessions
1951
sales
Federal
; :
1948
.
from
from
gain
445,500
sale
on
of
stock
445,500
Interest
In
Gulf
1990.
p.
•
,
1,656,839
1,403,903
1,450,003
1,718,481
650,227
389,918
327,065
228,532
109,364
68,394
515,405
158,748
Mathieson Chemical
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
directors of this corporation
The
*
■
and Mathieson Hydrocarbon Chem¬
ical Corp. on July 26 voted to submit to shareholders a plan of merger
of the two corporations,
according- to an announcement by Thomas
S. Nichols, President of both companies.
%
y
Shareholders
Mathieson
of
two-thirds
of
share
each
share
a
Hydrocarbon
Mathieson
of
Mathieson
of
Chemical Corp.
Chemical
Hydrocarbon
Corp.
will
receive
stock
common
stock
held.
the
Of
•
1,045,334 shares of Mathieson Hydrocarbon stock presently outstanding,'
Mathieson Chemical Corp. now owns 466,667.
■,
1951
-1950
$822,960
348,215
191,786
1949
$740,500
360,516
1948
.
j,
$668,645
$934,735
452,896
273,872
228,862
227,380
136,931
railway—__
4,195,923
3,697,623
3,545,712
4,364,360
railway—,—
income,—
1,496,791
1,351,573
955,483
1,491,565
853,182
895,446
597,187
Subject
satisfactory
to
merger
and
will
called
favorable
arrangements
of
details
the
of
proposed
tax
ruling, necessary stockholders' meetings
this proposal as soon as practicable.
The
directors
of
Mathieson Chemical
Corp.
also
voted
to
pay
to its shareholders the regular quarterly dividends of $1.75 on the
a
851,607
.
.
be
to
vote
upon
preferred stock and 40 cents on the common stock
to holders of record Sept. 4.—V. 174, p. 276.
Sept.
on
28,
1951
Mathieson Hydrocarbon Chemical Corp.—Merger—
1951
railway
Mathieson
Chemical
Corp. above.—V.
v
171. p. 2610.
620,568
38,205,351
33,230,678
7,434,028
3,433,599
$6,783,333
1,564,226
1,331,742
7,110,462
35,279,796
6,395,687
3,179,590
3,010,989
39,004,559
7,049,349
3,321,931
1,438,763
■"
•
income—
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing: Co.—Earnings—
194fT"
'
$5,819,964
1,039,015
489,787
■
railway
railway.;
oper.
1949
$6,029,223
553,882
from
174,
1950
$6,601,369
1,229,151
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales,
Net
discounts,
less
returns
1951
for Federal
Income''
Net
Preferred
income
dividend
Corp.—Stock Offering
Oversubscribed
—
Of
holders for
subscription, 126,296 shares, or 97.3%, were
primary subscription rights, ac¬
cording to an announcement made by the corporation on
Aug. 6. The remaining 3,489 shares are to be allotted on
the 93,300 shares applied for under the over-subscription
privilege.
subscribed for under the
Stockholders
issued
at
rights
15
3:00
record
of
at
the
close
of
entitling them to subscribe
shares
p.m.
Long
held
at
Aug.
on
Island
$62.87%
3.
See V.
Lighting
for
share.
per
174,
business
p.
Co.
additional
one
The
July
on
20
were
share
for
subscriptions expired
453.
—
To
Cease
as
requirements.
it
Issued
request
company
has
123,305
$588,438
$201,031
34,243
35,481
(355,939 shares)
$554,195
$165,550
—
profits—common stock
Earnings per common share
the
For
reserves
earned
ments
$1.56
quarter ended June 30,
ceased
an
order
a
hearing
Aug. 3
to
be
giving
a
applied
holding
interested
thereon.
to the
SEC for
company;
persons
and
until
order- declaring
the Commislon has
an
Aug.
17,
1951
net earnings,
after
amounted
to
$17,110.
The profits remaining for
$0.47
usual
the
Michigan
Consolidated
Gas
Co.—Bonds
stock
common
$197,558, the equivalent of 56 cents per share on
shares outstanding as of June 30, 1951.—V. 171,
were
each
p.
of
the
2198.
Offered—A
banking syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
on Aug. 8 publicly offered $15,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 3V2% series, due 1976, at 102% and accrued in¬
terest, to yield about 3.38%. The group was awarded
the issue at competitive sale on Aug. 7 on a bid of 101.11.
Other
bids
Co.
Barney &
on
1951,
and normal tax provisions, were $214,668, compared to $191,111
in the same quarter of 1950.
Preferred stock dividend require¬
355,939
Holding
Company—
The
324,330
521,961
189.
p.
Lehman
each
$7,634,843
1,110,399
taxes
~
—
1950
and allowances.. $11,180,249
profit before income taxes
Provision
the 129,785 shares of common stock offered to the share¬
that
oper.
174, p. 6.
3,986,490
Income—
From Jan. 1—
186,873
*$2.18
107,279
3,339,552
339,365
9,754,840
Net
1948
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
year
of Detroit,
railway
Y—
oper. income
ry.
1949
257,698
9,159,922
.
from
—V.
1950
341,592
9,643,008
-
11,060
221,211
786,329
6.
p.
Net
$828,082
10,359'
$1,750,185
railway
$17,928,967 $16,015,574 $14,941,791 $18,790,998
from railway—_
3,031,023
3,266,974
2,013,107
4,544,874
ry. oper. income.
1,248,880
1,776,219
1,022,681
2,719,153
Gross
530,000
$3.16
June-
Net
1951
185,725
1948
$1,470,272
524,896
from
See
(no
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
713,984
Louisville & Nashville
174, p. 6.
the
173,
1949
$1,716,904
608,904
Income before Federal and Canadian income tax
four
761.
June—
this
of
$0.23
»
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
stock¬
capital.—V.
$0.27
1950
$1,935,723
11,676,752
oper.
174,
y
2,020,000
(est.).....
stock
oper.
from
employees in exchange for a
employees
based
upon
past
4,117
$252,322
1,095,440 shs. outstg.)
railway—
railway
from
I" 1950
•
1,358,082
stock
railway
from
Net
to an offering of such securities made in Febru¬
15,742 shares to be offered at $1 per share to certain em¬
ployees (as part of an employees' bonus plan); and 1,103 shares to be
(on
Income—
oper.
ry.
Net
3,211,671
share
Lamson
these and
subscribe
to
offered
May
From Jan. 1—
notification
-
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ry.
of
1951;
ary,
common
from
Net
all
sh.
com.
from
Net
$17,463,191 $12,033,178
taxes
front
of
shares
on
17,021
which
of
329,278
Co.—Earnings Higher—
railway
railway
Net ry. oper. income
•
The
48,878
on
common
from
being
171,897
140,748
8,492
$297,585
1951
Net
509,325
245,747
'.
June—
Gross
Net
Net
Kaman Aircraft Corp., Windsor Locks, Conn.—Files—
par),
1,565,520
686,592
oper.
Gross
(par $100),
the issued and outstanding capital stock of the company.
SEC
1,755,759
$1,191,671
The
from
Net
stock
112,465
f
deductions
railway—
railway
Net
233,887
preferred
common
120 Broadway, New York 5, for the purchase
common
186,960
1951
1950
238,223
....
tax_
from
ry.
Net
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Attorney General of the United States will up to 11 a.m. (EDT)
Aug. 29 receive bids at the office of Alien Property Custodian,
him
;
.
income
for
The
from
248,560
railway
;
Income.....
174, p. 189.
—V.
Department of Commerce,
274,493
from
—V.
Jetter & Scheerer Products, Inc., N. Y.—Bids for Stock
on
1948
312 568
1,226,083
income
Clamp Co.
on
Net ry.
H.
holdings.
1951
$11,260,133 $11,069,906
10,622,870
10,514,835
Crl9,502
Crl4,0l2
From Jan. 1—
$541,986
June 30—
From Jan. 1—
&
preferred. The sale price for the
$23 per share and $110 per share for the preferred.
stock was
common
James
purchased
and
1949
429,025
172,432
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. Income
Supply Co. of
Chicago,
according to Donald
Defrees, attorney for Kellogg, who
said the stock was purchased from J. G. Kellogg, former President of
the company, and his associates.
mon
per
Net
O'v
.
from
Gross
i; ;
of the common
Lines—Earnings—
_____
for
from
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
1,029,447
corporation has purchased 31%
the
*3,456,400
275.
p.
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.-Earnings—
173, p. 8.
Gross
of
24,135,247
1,188,785
deductions
Shares
$7,031,230
1,449,042
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Acquis.—
This
1,358,530
♦2,971,657
June—
Net
473,858
on
stockholders,
options
104.
p.
24,050,079
2,276,720
*2,062,265
171, P. 2401.
Gross
$643,657
15,538 common shares in the treasury.
Subject to the Salary Stabilization Board's
—V.
37,233
—;
174,
23,191,632
1,628,066
*2,689,599
income
Earns,
—V.
bank loans and
1950
other 'income.!.
June—'
income
Net
-V.
income
Net
> now
fixed
charges
was an¬
342,710
taxes__________.
per
April
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$1,032,974
oper.
for
avail,
335,700
Electric
1,669,979
r:,-\.v
•
State
NOTES—In
America—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
revenues.
from
rev.
Income
Other
•Adjusted to shares outstanding June 30. 1951.!;
the
Railway
350,296
Angeles Transit
Net
Privately Placed—It
earnings
Safe-Line
railway
oper.
Net
and
Earnings
From Jan. 1—
ry.
and
before
dividend
423,642
Net
sales
dividend
526,208
railway
General
'
104.
p.
Cash
1948
$2,703,482
346,715
—V.
174,
Cash
$2,553,847
from
the
$565,831
income
oper.
Profit
--v
569,373
from
with
111,134
railway....
railway
:___
from
Net
of
$3,136,097
Net
142,512
6 Months Ended June 30—
100,000.
over
from
Gross
83,950
Car
260,546
income
oper.
6 Months Ended
Net
railway
oper. income
Motor
1951
Federal
June—
Packard
$515,642
railway.^..
railway......
from
—V.
188.
from
833,738
expense
Boeing B-47 Stratojet, world's fastest known
R. Rees, Packard's director of purchases.—
from
Net
on July 10 offered 6,000
preferred stock, series B, at
telephone
total
a
the
Superior & Ishpeming
RR.—Earnings—
Net
Corp.
International Great Northern RR.—EarningsGross
1948
$4,636,315
25,4$a,645
174,
Miscellaneous
From Jan. 1—
be used for expansion and improvements.
with
from
licensing agreement
a
Lamson & Sessions
furnishes
Florida,
p.
1949
1,068,215
income.—
Operating
189.
from
Net
189.
p.
Telegraph
&
cumulative
company
174,
to
un¬
$4,589,329
June—
shares.
net proceeds will
southwest
—V.
1950
income
—V.
($25 per share).
The
steps
remaining
894,995
Six Months Ended June 3C—
Gross
$3.34
County Telephone
fered—Florida
par
the
of
$4,416,718
railway...
Operating
Interest
The proceeds are to be used
by the company to retire
for construction
purposes.—V. 174, p. 189.
$5,879,854
and tire cord capacity.—V.
of
holders
855,223
income—.
oper.
Los
Nov. 30,'50
& Beane.
$10,646,201 $11,159,854
2,605,000
5,928,602
5,280,000
$2,897,941
share—
used
according
p.
Gross
shares
from
ry.
bonds, due April 1, 1976. The sale was negotiated
by Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
1951, the program undertaken to rehabilitate and
capacity of the company's Cleveland plant was completed.
program adds about 6,500,000 pounds per year to the company's
Inter
additional
proposed
the
366.
$4,913,923
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
gage
1951—6 Mos.—1950
June
rayon
railway—
oper.
Gross
$5,502,941
2,638,602
be
under
June—
tire
has
locate
p.
railway
from
nounced on Aug. 8 that this
company has sold to 12 in¬
stitutional investors $8,000,000 of
3%'% series first mort¬
$2,391,551
com.
During
1951,
174, p. 453.
order
an
Laclede Gas Co.—Bonds
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
will
174,
95,016
enlarge the
This
30,
$15,366,332 $13,767,130
*$6.22
$5.60
share
per
Air Force
bomber,
$261,479
$5,030,153
on
Island
to
174,
174, p. 104.
July 31,'51
corporation has received
S.
Co.,
in¬
income
per
1,903,922
$36,371
/Y
taxes
Earns,
June
on
year ago.—V.
Detroit, to supply parts for the "Dash 23" version of the J-47
turbojet engine, Roy A. Kropp, President, announced on
Aug. 10.
The J-47, which Packard is to build as a
prime contractor with the
188.
income
Net
Net
Funds
a
assets
net
The
$2,467,210
2,286,325
$66,594
charges
before
Net
$21.74
Co.,
V.
Period End. June 30—
come
$3,119,801
339,669
47,043
prop
Industrial Rayon Corp.
Income
$423,133
50
income
—V. 174, p.
382,830
Kropp Forge Co.—Packard Jet Contract—
$2,472,154
633
57,405
oper.
oper.
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$3,123,665
Operating taxes
Net
ry.
Gross
Knickerbocker Fund, Inc.—Net Assets
Higher—
♦Ex-dividend 10 cents per share.—V.
$423,981
rev—
expenses
of
Keystone
As of—
Corp.—Earnings—
$526,936
revenues
Operating
Rent,
Long
endeavor
1951
from
Net
$26.98
$25.79
10
total.
an
shares.—V.
from
Provision
Period End. June 30—
Operating
plan
the
in
Net
227,597
the
new
June—
Gross
$8,322,742
share
of
utility
which
Corp.,
From Jan. 1—
$206,686,300, compared to $198,489,100
Total
6.
Uncollectible
assets
public
Liland
.
Net asset value
Operating
the
of
$26.22
K-2
per
net
its
taken
$5,870,134
shares outstanding....
value
remaining
no
subsidiary,
for the previously outstanding securities of
itself
subsidiaries, as a result of which the number of
common
stoqk which have not yet been distributed
has been reduced, as of July 19, 1951, to 38,014, or
former
of
1.2%
be
353,798
_____
asset
Combined
its
shares
$9,547,144
share
per
assets
has
former subsidiaries, Queens Borough
Suffolk Lighting Co., and Long Beach
securities
new
and
June 30,'50
.
income
oper.
value
asset
it
Three
Long Island RR.- Earnings—
June 30,'51
670,003
Net
315,234
income__4
its
164,
$17,568,684
outstanding
K-2
$1,089,302
207,277
railway
railway.,
from
ry.
1948
$987,282
294,144
from
Gross
Net
1949
$1,036,323
273,724
From Jan. 1—
Net
*.
that
non-utility
Gas
exchanged
assets.:
shares
Total
1950
$1,112,825
railway
oper.
net
one
estate).
& Electric Co., Nassau &
Co., Inc., have been merged into Long Island; and a fourth
subsidiary, Kings County Lighting Co., was recapitalized and Long
Island's resulting interest therein (7.33%) has been
disposed of.
According to the company, it has made diligent efforts to exchange
the
above.—V
Speculative Preferred Stock Fund K-2—
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
June—
that
v
investment Bond Fund B-l—
Total
Net
Gross
Corp.
...
last quarter of
however,
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Asset Values-
first new
The
scheduled
is
Telegraph
has
real
Gas
said,
Supply Co.—May Be Acquired
&
(it
certain
under
&
Telephone
558.
p.
for construction of a series
Research Division, Garfield,
plans
Chemical
its
increase
International
represents
company
holds
Kellett
Kellogg Switchboard
Expansion Plans
Corp.—Completes
McCfranery
P.
The
subsidiaries
the
second Coldaire claim
against Kellett charges breach of contract
involves about $125,000. This claim was filed
about two years
but has not yet been acted upon.—V.
171, p. 361.
and
See
Chemical
James
from
years
jurisdiction
against
appealed,
The
Judge
retain
five
in two matters, Coldaire Corp. has a
amounting to $45,000,
which Kellett has
and pending settlement, has set up a $45,000 fund to cover.
judgment
common
The proceeds are to be
used to continue development of the 260
h.p. Courier model aircraft and to design and develop Helioplane type
aircraft; to pursue military business and make arrangements for lim¬
ited production facilities, and generally to develop and promote air¬
craft embodying the "Helioplane" design.—V. 173, p. 566.
Heyden
Corp.—Discharged from Bankruptcy—
This
notification with the
covering 7,750 shares of non-cumulative preferred stock (par $1)
7,750 shares of common stock (par $1)
to be offered in units
SEC
of
corporation
&
Co.
Co.,
at
also
for
a
3%%
interest
new
prices
rate
were
as
follows:
Smith,
and Blyth & Co., Inc. (jointly), 101.0199; White, Weld
Brothers (jointly), 100.8899; Harriman, Ripley is
Lehman
(jointly), 100.499.
Inc. and Union Securities Cotp.
The
to
and
bonds may be redeemed,
ranging
from
105%
to
all
or
100%,
in part,
plus
on
accrued
30 days'
notice
interest;
also
,-6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(546)
through the sinking fund, beginning Feb. 1,
"from 101.83% to 100%, plus accrued interest.
1955,
.
net
PROCEEDS—The
used
to
provide
expenditures made
for
for
in
Net
Pleasant,
territory,
petroleum
in Ludington.
gas
Arbor
Ann
Grand
Detroit,
the
of
supply
The
tomers.
ducted
of
As
gas.
In
Grand
Detroit,
natural
May
also
company
entirely
within
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
gas
Rapids,
sells
the
the
of
series
due
due
1969
3%%
series
due
1969
series
3%
3%%
37/b%
due
'series
sink.
Common
•The
due
fd.
be
of
„
bonds
to
agreed
issuable
the
to
under
the
company's
Adams & Peck
Auchincloss,
of
names
purchased
the
purchasers
them,
by
and
&
1,400
200
R. W.
200
The
Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Foster
Marshall-
&
of
The
-
1,035,025
397,646
478,025
5.5,505
dividerds.
200
600
Inc.
<-*•"-*
,
•
,
6 Months
Earns,
of
The
Aid
25,239,441
7,592,954
$17,608,489
1,603,130
Operating
$7,486,581
615,115
$19,211,619
-—-—
royalty
$8,101,696
income)
it
will
bids on Aug.
receive
21
'
from
Deductions
IJ.
S.
taxes
.
income
$6,484,591
$5,900,045
1,337,037
333,460
744,582
452,098
v
Earnings per
*
of
value
has
statement
been
Net
ry.
Provision
8,440,874
884,719
3,431,158
2,321,551
for
railway-
$3,965,989
$2.87
$1.58
to Drovide for U. S. taxes
and
'rate.—V.
174,
the
months ended
for
income
on
six
of
the full year
at
366.
p.
June
certain
"
■
Gross
operating
Operating
(&
Corp.
*'
-
charges
28,935,392
5,012,426
16,895, 948
Other
inc.
1950
T
•
•226,087
137,529
"402 013
1949
1,556,577
114,228,020
97,065,371
21,712,711
20,882,938
10,164,808
10,303,745
17,297 961
ln49
4,642,500
1,698,500
£,322,000
Earnings
—V.
$4,577,535
~ $2.46
$3,4,51,455
$8,975,961
$5,980,478
$1.86
$4.83
.,$3.22
State
370,396
320,720
225,524
402,990
income—
160,706
147,083
49,213
202,829
SEC
Net
increase
in
quarter
dividend
from
Great
and $234,144
In
assets
Current
liabilities
——
share
per
♦Includes
June
were
S72.233.867
of
as
first
liabilities
■'>"■'v
$76,499,147
were
31,
Dec.
of
$78,048
1950,
current
and
Montour
current
assets
$20,164,033.—V. 170, p.
£v' £Vv' '
were
H*:
*yY-: "
Pipe Line Company
1951,
On
3,815,298
795,139
1,619,561
3,968,768
1,886,506
634,783
103,282
446,919
663,860
Orleans, La.- -Files
wX*-
Net
: ■'
2437.
Commission—
'
Net
ry.
*
1950
'T1951
;
.
T 1949
$323,072
$238 116
61,870
income
34,467
'75,877
66,295
90,674
1,309.233
•
42,206
179,146
1,219.480
1,546 662
1,401,805
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Mid Texas Telephone Co., San Antonio, Tex.—Bonds,
Offered—Wachob-Bender Corp. on July 18 offered and
sold $90,000 of 4V2% first mortgage bonds due 1970 at
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income
oper.
net
174,
hi:
190.
p.
corporate
:i
The
proceeds
will
purposes.
company
■
■
be
i
■
provides
for
retirement
of
loans
and
.
t
telephone
service
in
Killeen
other
England
stock—
174,
366.
p.
?
and other
Texas
Total
revenues
Oper.
■
exps.
370,679
of
$6,543,863
$5,980,615
5,565,455
5,085,760
Net
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
June—
Gross
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway——:.
income.
oper.
-
Other
'
retire
Gas
Electric
&
1949
1948
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
$160,542
$167,315
$156,478
$151,117
•2,014
32,909
26,195
of
1951—12 Mcs.—1950
filed
3
for
the
at
most
(EDT)
10
tli»
of
—V.
174,
•33,766
4,114
8,503
part
Sept.
on
9,844,433
917,390
1,010,831
240,971
186,146
45,948
107,324
250,419
income
V.
56,950
-•
V
:
June—
Net
ry.
Earnings—
1951
from
railway..w_
railway
oper. income
1950
Operating
1949
1943
'
$1,615,403
$1,635,841
$1,461,210
$1,734,797
131,593
399,692
115,273
latter
alternative:
the
plan
of its
and
from
19,030
176,550
11,123
194,273
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
10,312,042
8,793,325
9,037,814
9,357,829
railway..—_
1,943,085
1,537,295
1,241,527
-
543,652
633,142
410,803
::
Net
105.
£,
25%
the
to
licly offered at par and accrued interest $400,000 of direct
obligation serial notes, dated Aug. 1, 1951 and due semi¬
annually from April 1, 1952 to April 1, 1960, inclusive.
The notes bear interest at
3%, 3J/4%, 31/2% and 3%%.
T
"The
proceeds will be used to modernize and enlarge various proper¬
ties owned by the corporation.
a
.
notes
before
171,
'•
civ£'.; ,;\.Vv>*
Maine-
Vermont
.
21,172
are
subject
Aug.
p. 2512.
1,
(52.36%)
shares
to
to
1956;
redemption
thereafter
at
at
101
100
and
and
accrued
accrued
time
to
for
holders
securities
Preferred Stock;
divid series—
the
plan
thereof,
sare
holders
follows:
Vermont
4.8
.I
portfolio
further
stocks
would
outstanding
be
1.2
that,
prior
to
bank loans would
proposes
$1,490,00§ of outstanding
earnings of .NEPSCO.—V. 174,
p.
8,
.
conv.
its
$5
38,662,148
are
to
be
6,741,858
•5,265,109
be
;
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$859,298'; $4,864,340
$4,577,003
3,892,305
3,487,405
692,574
Operating
Oper.
the
to
the
company
company's
construction
program
for past expenditures.—V.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.
Gross
1951 £
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
T
i74,
or
p.
$2,844,864
Interest
Net
Gross
from
Net
from
interest.
Net
ry.
—V.
railway.—
railway
oper.
174,
p.
income—
7.
of
rata.
pro
Co.—Earnings—
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$
492,448
609,320
258,918«
316.179
$2,669,016
47,384,932
196,546,513
183,633 079
42,163,696
40,466,157 169,407,591
159!o88io89
income—*
7,202,580
6,918,775
1,362,318
125,763
27,138,922
1,866,582
24 544 9"
(Ur)—
—„
(net)
5,840,262
6,793,007
25,272,340
24 097 5!
1,902,963
1,841,571
7,268,829,
deductions—.
inc.
290.246
'447|4;
j.
for
3,937,299
in
"...
Cr224,190
Net
inc.
as
adjusted-
Earns,
18,971,598
16,613.930
16.392,121
17.805/963
fore
4,651,642
3,927.393
3.163.933
3.336,251
Earns,
2,211,840
1,387,592
1,465,618
1,374,933
per
share
share
adjusted)
—V.
:
7
18,003,511
,_r-:
Dr245,340
16.593,7
j,
Dr490.680
Drl,015,2
174, P. 367.
4,161,489
4,706,096
17,512,831
15,578 5
2,333,552
10,112,057
8,556,3
$2.53
$3.13
$11.57
$10.
$2.67
$3.03
$11.26
$10J
(be¬
adjustment);
per
7,503)8;
3,111,402
Dividends
'
4,951,436
refunds
revenues
Massachusetts
297,353
'
ad-
justment)
of certain
576.561
127,300
(before
$3,072,652
•.
$
49,366,276
and
income.
Adjustment
f
1948
From Jan. 1—
interest
holders
.
$
to
"
income—
oper.
inc.
Total
*276.
Earnings-^—
1949
1950
$3,015,246
railway-
oper.
to
par,
"
.
June-
•
2.55
taxes—,
revenues
exps.
Other
Power Co.—Bank Loans—
applied
of
2.25
consummation, ] the
paid in full out of
New England Telephone & Telegraph
34,360,353
916,695
company
has received SEC authorization to borrow $275,000
three Rhode Island banks on its 2Vi%
promissory notes.'."The
reimbursement
:
$7,756,188 $50,268,346 $44,202,465
Net
The
* -
*
preferred st.ock.
distributed
stock,
New
Hampshire
2.55
1.0
*
5.5
common
shares
NEPSCO's
1.2
'
plan
of
5.5
- •
shares
-
Maine
111.00
of
of
Co,
y
75%
stock
common, -and
New Hampshire
$129 50
129.50
shares
1,655,181
231,668.5
*
Per shr.
Shares
48,411
remaining
preferred
Central
7
961,361
steps toward
as
Central
190.
(Conn.)
issu¬
>
Corp.
among
as
109,664
The
161,477
5,980,195
558,011
series
the
of,
common,
Service
series.
Any
$50,403,305 $44,363,942
1,080,874
$706,322
since
its
of
Service
Arrears
the
s
6,984,481
income
it
troitt
bonds,
approximately
consist
Co.
Public
under
each
to
of
•Includes 30 shares held share for share for $6
Co.—Earnings
134;959
to
up
T
Public
of
distributed
be
stock,
•$6 .divid.
$1,295,837
1951—6 Mos.—1950
.28,687
,
$8,771,677
.
time
allocation
Power
.
•V;-'*'!'..''$T !'*;v*U^.V-
1951—Month—1950
bank
repay
will,
purchase
trust
'T
These
common.
Central
449,737
$7,784,875
charges——
174, p.
funds
or
500,041
$8,792,849
taxes
Mystic
-
Sisters, Servants of the Holy Ghost, Techny,
Hi.—Notes Offered—B, C. Ziegler & Co. on Aug. 8 nub-'
—V.
234,23.5
■,v: ,\V."i
the
collateral
Adjustment series
expenses i_.
oper.
after
—V.
640,999
p.
_
Missionary
«n
$1,745,574
X; •£
to
Mass.,
$
from
The
revenues
bids, for
from
ar.
Central
1,625,846
income™
oper.
174,
Operating
Operating
Net
railway
$1,966,675
$1,466,634
funds
prior lien preferred stock,
for
calls
390,471
....
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$896,977
$662,742
the
with
.
portfolio securities of NEPSCO
common
"
•:'•'.'■•'f'.XX
',,yv
Period End. June 30—
from
11,024
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
*
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
Gross
1,666
$715,467
'
1700.
p.
*\
Operating revenues *
Uncollectible oper.. rev._
Net
2,122
263,308
income
173,
the
use
Cambridge,
fund
sinking
of
290,189
63,148
Net
—V.
will
St.,
receive
18,
20-year
of
$7
9,557
1,040.039
railway
p.
$1,734,550
$978,775
Interest, etc., deducts...
Registers
statement
said
493,856.8
$1,965,009
367
income
registration
a
Temple
(48.46%)
9,979,556
$894,855
(net)
—
notes.
174, p. 276.
the
and
$12,865,086 $11,714,106
29,419
—
railway
oper.
income
Association
order, the Commission has approved various proposals
providing
tor
the. merger
of
certain • companies,
tho
sale of its holdings in certain textile and other
non-utility companies,
$978,408
income
$1.50
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
on
$6,115,000
preferred
1950
From Jan. 1—
Gross
operating
357,491
1,147,569
$2.94
are
Basically,
10,900,077
355,815
-
NEPSCO
Co.—Earnings-
1.
$2,505,218
to
a.m.
ance
401,025
taxes-
and
1,690,000
,
1,147,569
(35.46%)
towns.—V.
$4,570,724
stock
and
Association,
elected
397,202
389,788
1951—6 Mos.—1950
Period End. June 30—
„
7,525,060
...^
compliance with the order.
used
1950
inc..
share..—___•
and for the retirement
Power
1951'
—_
The
264,-295 *
V
/
States
Mountain
'
.
.
^.,—$103,633,461 $65,985,672
12,095,724
,
4,195,218
1991.
subsidiaries
the
233,869
'102 and accrued interest.
The
approve
SEC on Aug.
3 scheduled for hearing on Sept. 11, 1951, the
plan filed by this coirpany proposing the distribution of its
remaining
assets to its security holders and for its
liquidation and dissolution.
The plan is submitted for the ftated
purpose of effectuating comolete
compliance with the Commission's order of May 2„ 1941,
directing
NEPSCO to change its capitalization to one .class cf
stock, namely,
common
stock, or in the alternative, at-its election to liquidate its
affairs
and ,distribute
its assets
to its
security
holders.
NEPSCO
100,305
'
held
one
New England Public Service Co.—To Dissolve—
$286,865
93,552
,
out¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
preferred
on
common
p.
and
C.—V.
1948
$267,039
13,664
oper,
;■
■*•.;
declared
bonds
11:30
of
RR.—Earnings—
railway
Co.
income.
net
per common
used
loans
on
*
from
to
20,000,000.
stock
common
proceeds of the financing,
The
railway.—.
from
Gross
were
to
stock
and
105.
p.
customers..
on
5,000,000
of
amount
owners thereof three shares for-each
Stockholders will be asked Oct, 16 to
Association
be
-
months.
from
share,
to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding.
together with other available funds, are
purchase additional common stocks-of- subsidiaries" as
follows: Cambridge Electric Light Co., 10,000
shares, $1,500,000; Cape &
Vineyard Electric Co., 28,500 shares, $1,425,000; Dedham and Hyde
Park Gas Co., 8,600
shares, $215,000; Plymouth County Electric Co.,
44,000 shares, $1,540,000, and Worcester Gas Light Co., 530,000
shares.
$1,450,000.
,
4
'
-----
•
June—•,
30,
$21,996,061.
and current
Lakes
six
2,620,098
1,842,871
corporation
the
common
per
date.
Securities
The
190.
p.
shares
of
triple
'
the
covering $6,115,000 of 20-year sinking fund collateral trust bonds,
C, due 1971.
Net
July 31 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
98,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered at $3
per
share through S. B. Cantor Co., New York. The
proceeds are to be used to pay for costs of drilling and competing
wells and for working capital.—V. 172, p. 12.
r
Earnings
4,507,129
Income—
to
$3.43
v
series
to
Securities and Exchange
The
•
taxes
£
174,
to
173,
The
3,061,500
&'
income'
sales
Dividends
$751,853
railway
4——-——$3.51
number
be
247,200
2,489,819
174,
effective
Consolidated
1948
$558,999
railway
will
steps.—V.
The
1950
oper.
With
9,041,978
Federal
the
New
$702,427
from
from
authorized
effect
820,026
4,223,381
—
Profit before taxes on income.
n
,
!
Prov. for Fed., State and foreign taxes on
£3,395,282 103,693,426
20,860,868
22,398,292
10,114,246
10,822,555
$856,614
820,026
;—
j*.
share
National Supply
2,993,451
_
stock
stock
Split Voted by Directors—
the
net
these
1948
2,015,168
railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
186,082
5,149,955
12.578,051
preferred stock—^247,200
4,840,559
Montana-Canadian Oil Corp., New
9,220,035
9,265,165
12,961,777
preferred
Net
railway——
from
Net
8,855,896
credits (net)
19,683,'.77
—
B
57,095,265
Income bef. income taxes
income.
on
A
at
MONTHS
AND FIRST SIX
1351
ry.
Net
$65,951,161
58,305, 903
8,993,948
taxes
Six Months Ended June 30—
3,410,533
__
income
from
Net
6 Mos.—1950
29,666,122
income—
21,843.216
common
174, p. 276.
Gross
«.
Operating
Federal
for
Dividends
railway-—_
oper.
Net
1951-
32,645,554
class
'
• > ',
4,012,975
June—
30,
expenses
Subs.)—Earnings
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$
138,446,358
taxes.™
standing by giving the
its Treasurer, Willia*.i
909,254
_
1950"
-
-
class
With
1950 effective
income $33,660,070 $33,947,818 $75,201 851
1951
allowances.,.;———204,891,292
and
on
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings-
Gross
Petroleum
(& Wholly Owned Domestic Subs.)
income-
increase
national Lutheran life insurance
2,415,274
income
$1.27
-
on
The
$18,218,428 $17,142,037 $16,436,953 $18,369,922
—
6,235,000
•
$1.45
"
*
On- July
24. 1951. the directors acted to- split
3-for-l, to reduce its par value from $10-to $5
From Jan. 1—
Mid-Continent
9,710,000
on
-
,
Period End. June 30—
before
Stock
2,327,782
reclassification
1950
$11,459,864 $10,132,057
7,878,927
7,977,771
outstanding.
Earnings per common
Appleton, Wis., owners of
RR. first and refunding 57©
of
Play Committee are John N. Schlcgel,
Fair
FOR JUNE
railway-
from
Gross
ry.
reflect
taxes—™
share-—
454.
returns
Dividends
Balliet -said.
railway-
from
income
1951
Dividends
Committee Member—
Co.
Lutherans,
:
592,743
Missouri
Co., Philadelphia.*
oper.
Net
of
less
Profit
8,888,834
1951
Net
to
restated
174,
566,244
35,621,983
-
Lutherans,
RR.
an
Companies)
$
Lafayette College; W. T. Murphy, of Texarkaia, Ark.; Rear
G. Gilmcre, N. 8. N„ retired, and Morton Jenks, of Jenks,
from
125,707
:——
shares
of
National Lead Co.
members
Pacific
1950
$22,375,263 $17,136,724
1,205,399
769,667
reserves
Six Months Ended June 30—
\
lor
of
•
37,015,350
3,329,740
members of the
from
Net
4,010,000
£
share
common
NOTE—The
1950,
outstanding
Subsidiary
1, 182,518
JuneGross
—V.
shares
the end
Corp.—Earnings—
Domectic
—
p.
2, 188,814
9,449,853
EARNINGS
2,445,000
income
Net
Common
and
income
Federal
for
per
$7, 203,843
1,832,537
38,820,079
become
Mr.
&
112,202
——•—
Owned
1
profit
Number
H.
11,875,000
:
(est.)
At
year.
1948
1949
1950
$5,875,527
*1,040,648
Association
Zuehlke,
$7,224,417
income
on
per
share was paid.—V. 174, pp. 454 and 7.
operations after deprec. &
Earnings
From Jan. 1—
I
Total
Wholly
charges
—V.
JUNE AND FIRST SIX MONTHS
will be represented on the committee by
agency,
Admiral
33,160,140
9,871,469
cents
cents per
15
Ended June 30—
from
Sales,
Missouri
the
$40,318,976
goods
that
announced
has
Pacific RR.—New
par
r
Equipments—
on
$1,500,000 equipment trust certificates.*
income—.
have
Kirkland
$60,640,098
rate cf 80
at the
or
(Including
Pacific
of the "Committee for Fair Play Tor
Missouri Pacific
RR. first mortgage bondholders," it was announced,
today by John M. Balliet, Chairman of the Committee and a director
$770,000
H.
1950
1951
■
dividend of
extra
Interest
Association
Aid
bonds,
Thomas & Co
Weeden & Co. Inc
(
sold
1
Belling, admin., research and devolpment exps._
Other
2,327,803
815,531
366.
p.
$0.68
'•
.
on
id.
Dividends
250
:
income
income (incl.
2,136,779
889,940
407,123
railway
174,
$2.10
stock outstanding.
July 31 declared a regular quarterly dividend of 25
the common stock, payable Sept. 10 to holders of
Previously, the company- paid 20 cenis quarterly
on
share
AUb.
National Distillers Products
railway
from
ry.- oper.
treasurer,
Cost
2,208,460
income...
Missouri
100
100
100 -
600
from
of common
129,030
2,610,966
railway—
oper.
2,752,482 shares
on
per
Net
R. C. Schmertz & Co.,
:
ry.
—V.
Merck & Co., Inc. (& Domestic Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
226,833
72,100
1,088,988
—
railway—
Net
Edw. Lowber Stokes Co
Walter Stokes & Co.—
250
—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
$465,269
117,216
71,203
1951
from
The other
,
$347,130
154,936
63,334
income
if
Net
.
600
•
Bruce & Co
174, p. 366.
$389,143
175,784
105.
p.
from
Gross
250
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Gregory & Son, Inc..
Ira Haupt & Co
share.
per com.
reco.a
From Jan. 1—
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
200
Heller,
$449,385
railway.
issue
Net
900
Julien
&
1948
200
Pressprich & Co
100
Collins
1943
June—
100
500
Clayton Securities Corp.—..
1,138,000
$1,854,000
The directors
cents
1950
income™
company
Gross
100
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc. "
100
9,090,000
$5,787,000
•Based
RR.—Earnings-
railway—.
oper.
The
400
Wells & Co
Mullaney,
-
150
Co
567,000
$913,000
$0.34
Dividend Hate Increased—
railway
174,
for an
250
Mackall & Coe—
City Securities Corp
—V.
ry.
is
900
Bissell & Meeds
L&ird,
4,670.000
$2,859,000
$1.04
•Earns,
Net
any
The Illinois Co..,
Bear,'Stearns & Co.—i
&
,■«.:
105.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Bids
set
are
(est.)
Provision
Hornblower & Weeks
200
400
Broome
139,616
from
Net
$750
400
Co.
Stockton
354,833
69,7t>4
railway..—
from
—V.
principal
forth
the
respectively,
7,529,000
before
Net
From Jan. 1—
*
of
Hirsch & Co
&
Redpath
Bache
267,687
93,0.5
oper.
Net
(000's Omitted>
$4,500
Inc.
*.
Parker
265.869
155,187
EARNINGS FOR
be
Co,
&
408.441
income—
from
from
Gross
mortgage
additional bonds
thereof,
terms
(000's Omitted)
Stuart
40,743
1,072,321
1951
ry.
Net
Halsey,
7,897
1.145,401
u.
Net
below:
-
23,695
1,092.467
cper.
174,
Gross
24.000,000
4,260.000 shs.
$24,000,000
4,500,000 shs.
1967.
1,
$14)
UNDERWRITERS—The
amounts
con¬
6,685,000
taxes-
Taxes
29,153
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$18,741,000
profit
Profit
1.307.447
income—
Subs.)—Earnings Higher
$9,482,000 $37,334,000 $18,265,000
1,485,000
14,877,000
2,984,000
—.——
_
77,676
.
15,000,000
due July
subject
issued.
and,
is
5,640,000
—.1
33,613
S^les
$193,520
(&
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. June 30—
railway....
Missouri Illinois
Outstanding
•
58,140
June—
20,000.000
(par
amount
may
'
1976
debs.,
—V.
$35,720,000
-
—
$182,364
73,934
1948
railway—...
from
ry.
Net
1975
stock
unlimited
series
Net
FINANCING
Authorized
1969
series
$191,12}
railway
oper.
Net
Muskegon and
by manu721,264 cus¬
business
Its
PRESENT
TO
$218,535
railway
from
Gross
Michigan.
EFFECT
mortgage bonds—
3%%
had
company
appliances.
gas
State
ry.
be supplemented
may
1951,
GIVING
27/0%
.V
31,
1950
Monday, August 13, 1951
.
From Jan. 1—
Rapids,
*
factured
from
Net
this purpose.
Muskegon, Ann Arbor, Mount
Greenville, Belding and Big Rapids, and certain adjacent
and in the production, distribution and sale of liquified
gas
from
Gross
?■' 1949
1951
June-
BUSINESS—Company, incorporated in Michigan on Jan. 12, 1898, as
Detroit City Gas Co., changed name to present title in August, 1938.
Company
is engaged
in
the
purchase,
distribution
and
sale of
natural
National Container Corp.
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
■.;:;
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be
for expansion of facilities and reimburse the
funds
treasury
company's
ranging
prices
at
.
.
(as
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
New Jersey Power & Light Co.—To issue Stock—
This
has
company
General
Public
received
Utilities
authorization
SEC
T
to
the
period ending June 1, 1952, an aggregate of 16,000 additional shares
of its no par common stock for a purchase price of $93.75 per share,
or
$1,500,000. Proceeds are to be used by New Jersey Power to par¬
tially reimburse its treasury for the cost of additions to and improve¬
ments
in
its
electric
Corp.
(parent)
from
utility plant.—V.
New Jersey Zinc Co.
174,
time
during
time
to
276.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(
The
above-mentioned
Fund,
$2,829,704
497,009
552,114
Gross
from
Operating and other income..,
federal inc. and excess profits taxes (est.)_
$11,066,103
$3,381,818
5,571,075
963,970
$5,495,028
„
$2,417,848
Net
from
ry.
Dividends-.,
2,940,000
per share
Gross
from
shares
($25
from
Net
ry.
par),
—-V.
174,
Small
1950
1949
The
1948
3,365,949
2,970,976
2,850,249
2,153,820
1,944,756
its
of
1951,
the
*
earned
company
compared
as
with
$1.49
$1.31
in
share
per
the
second
the
in
quarter
preceding quarter and $1.05 in
corresponding period last year.—V.
173,
2092.
p.
New Orleans & Northeastern
RR.—Earnings—
June—
Gross
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
1,750,972
a
and
30,000
shares
stock
79,720,071
64,4-39,233
69,715,025
4,840.354
7,069,713
10,980,277
5,923,187
736,977
1,813,295
500,000
69,684,151
13,692,081
6,185,155
is
start
172,
of
468,482
495,706
314,081
498,078
income..
154,634
237,107
131,942
238,594
railway....
6,527,054
5,342,621
5,026,222
6,145,876
railway.....
2,906,914
2,304,182
2,055,819
2,757,803
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
and
sell
$100
of
a
to
from
Net
ry.
~V.
_
income.,
oper.
174, p.
939,759
856,614
993,398
1,246,777
-
105.
Gross
-Earnings—
Front
1950
1949
railway...!
railway......
from
ry.
$721,120
$632,462
$566,937
Net
178,108
177,932
233,178
187,832
income...
157,263
149,629
255,852
231,400
oper.
from
ry.
—V.
railway
4,373,011
4,145,529
4,009,578
$981,406
$741,346
896,007
1,652,039
1,828,360
1,586,798
income
813,426
1,416,202
1,402,522
1,626,451
105.
p.
282,375
120,424
New York Connecting RR.J une—
Net
from
Net
/
ry.
-
-Earnings-
1951
from
railway
108,688
28,688
104,705
1948
$177,345
5,520,248
941,768
101,470
„
income
174,
4,736,208
3,816,640
Operating
107,917
27,893
16,690
77,507
♦2,424
194,288
From Jan. 1—
Gross
178,610
♦299,490
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
1.648,099
1,510,328
1,334,923
632,568
413,819
529,992
333,651
351,471
172,165
315,552
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
174.
$2,572,610
11,368
J,
$434,825
319,038
$332,420
$2,561,242
280,537
1,893,079
Gross
Net
ry.
1949
railway
railway
329,131
Net
$26,691
$339,032
4,061
182,083
before
Net
Cost
of sales
and
$639,286
$634,725
$657,457
23,988
88,996
104,278
45,927
Net
1951
>
♦83,015
*23,236
3,671.794
3,323,587
467,875
222,814
193,410
29,027
*166,141
*429,992
*395,672
»754,361
Net
'23,872
82
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
3,230.139 !
65,811,821
An
expansion
Robinson,
wick,
Van Ells Member of Bondholders'
F.
Henry
Van
of
the
Ells,
New
railroad
York
securities
Stock
111.,
Bache
Co.,
&
Exchange, and former railroad editor
of
"The Wall Street Journal," has beco'me a member of the
refunding
mortgage bondholders' committee of the railroad.—V. 174, p. 8.
June—
Gross
Western
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
1949
of
9,218,807
$402,002
$420,479
119,655
114,547
129,115
Net
from
from
50,212
52,588
66,971
2,796,152
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—
2.470,980
2,334,249
802,665
644,752
490,459
757,706
318,933
253,766
132,873
177,766
105.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Operating
(& Subs.)
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$4,767,934
expenses
816,867
746,861
3,091,705
2,793,274
Federal income tax
125,600
16,700
307.179
128,600
Income
143,913
153,521
583,251
783,641
$157,322
$163,367
$806,724
$496,457
$0.42
$0.44
$2.17
$1.33
Net
income
♦Based
share
per
372,256
on
173,
plant's
soon
capacity
from
materials
as
is expected
department.
units
to
30.000
be
can
require
18
corporation
covering
shares
of
western
shares
The
and
net
be
to
Co.,
sold
proceeds
of
accounts
two cents)
shares
the
the
payable,
and
at
company
for
(no
in
with
and
par)
barrels
units
Net
from
the
Hal
C.
South¬
common
of
to
be
Newman,
used
retire
33,000
President.
purchase
to
bank
one
loans
ry.
City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings1950
1949
1948
$98,403
$71,532
$81,378
$90,777
43,268
railway
14,793
26,747
40,064
railway.™—
income
oper.
from
Net
from
ry.
/
17,036
*1,092
7,396
14,546
587,775
476,768
509,001
494,378
268,327
153,835
197,925
191,302
79,284
railway
_
railway
20,669
57,666
52,630
income
oper.
SEC
174, p. 8.
company
the
about
rate
Aug.
on.
20,587%
covering
offered
at
Sept.
of
one
shares
24
of
Involved.
be
stock
common
common
for each 12
notification
ol
letter
a
to
share
will
underwriting
filed
2
corporation
by
it.
has
historical
a
of
SEC."—V.
the
velopment
the
of
issued
a
40-page
of
things,
other
Among
just
booklet
the
territory
and
the
the
illustrated
and
area
172.
portrays
important
growth
the
part
due
1953-1962
of
shares held
at
The
proceeds
present corporation and its predecessor companies in
—V. 173, p. 2392.
de¬
to
letter
of
writing.
for
Kahn
J.
of
notification
stock
common
the
to
account
(Vice-President)
filed
was
be
of
with
offered at
Philip
and
O.
$2
the
per
Krumm
Kenneth
C.
inclusive,
21
to
are
share.
added
be
are
the
Net
Net
Norfolk Southern Ry.
after
due
49,998
covering
share,
without under¬
(President),
Jerome
(Secretary-Treas¬
>
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway..™
Debs.—
income.™
:/'.•
Bank Farmers Trust Co.—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway.™.
railway
oper.
174,
p.
income
105.
-
1951—6 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
rents
97,429
income-
$261,427
$18,701
$504,422
$7,144
charges
241,348
*12,386
442,321
*56,484
taxes
200,853
C^2,778
369,500
Cr2,778
$1,663,745
1,029,666
275.223
____
facil.
income
174,
$3,330,361
$2,657,720
2,085,927
2,327,142
524,006,
154,080
216,006 , .
169,354
,
454.
p.
Philadelphia
Co.—SE(JI Recommends Rejection of Plan
of Public Utilities has filed
The SEC Division
that
Commission
of
recommendation with
a
the
this company,
with cash adjustments for accrued dividends; (2) Philadelphia
preferred—for each share, $11 in cash, plus accrued and unpaid
to effective date of retirement; (3) Consolidated preferred—
fair
treatment
to
to
holders
the
of
these
securities
unless
it
is
the following allocations or payments to such
Philadelphia 6%
preferred—for each share, shares of
provide
(1)
4%
preferred falling
Division
further
"on
that,
urges
participation
the
crease
the high side of a
to
range
bounded
if the plan is amended to so in¬
of the three classes of pre¬
holders
the
it be found by the Commission to be
interested security holders.—V. 174, p. 454.
ferred,
fair and equitable to all
Net ry.
$338,928
.$675,010
$0.23
$0,47
$633,676
/
$0.44
sheet
which
of
of
as
June
$4,044,271
from
railway..™™
1950
1949
1948
$245,410
$237,403
$346,697
74,453
78,779
151,516
Income.™
oper.
30,125
54,789
103,776
Prom Jan. 1—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1,216,067
1,200,151
1,204,572
1,540,350
railway.315,079
395,106
330,825
558,790
248,753
261,762
213,769
298,726
railway....
from
Gross
1951 showed total assets
current
assets
including
30,
was
railway
from
Gross
Net
$0.21
1951
$205,681
37,575
26,519
June—
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$300,942
balance
$1,248,242
Current liabilities
cash.
income
106.
oper.
174,
$2,594,603.—V.
were
173, p. 2093.
p.
;
"'Wi
Gross
required until the end of the sixth year
becomes payable in annual instalments
through the twelfth year.—V. 174, p. 454.
Gross
payments
are
the
when
loan
'
» '
■
'
.
■
s/V
■■
$955,086
$753,188
$825,833
143,522
172,406
72,156
52,691
67,945
1948
$1,135,082
'
332,133
140,959
directors
the
on
Aug.
have
1951.
5,573,479
4,390,161
4,442,656
4.855,701
1,370,031
816,092
918,941
1,065,436
439,718
289,418
317,005
391,253
the
full
the
net
beginning of
While
and
the
the
normal
the
extent
loss
fiscal
operations
remaining
sales
the
upon
ordinarily
volume,
cumulative
would
'
President,
determine
that
action
which
r '
Small,
Phillip
deferred
stock,
preferential
15,
stated
year,
of
Oct.
the
four
sales
it
the loss
of
probably
1,
the
1950,
remaining
stores
were
impossible
was
to
exceeded
in
off
have
'
from
Net
company
at
this
paid
time
to
due to the flood,
operating profit from the
to the date of the damage.
16
Kansas
Topeka,
City, Mo,, stores
have
regained
Kans.,
substantially
in
some
of
the
1951
1950
1949
1948
$757,797
$728,111
165,774
114,207
$611,768
$811,561
304,327
201,450
ry.
railway
oper.
136,352
'
from
Net
ry.
—V.
/
■
103,967
104,676
■
4,362,419
853,572
3,971,469
4,096,169
railway....™
945,571
944,488
income™-
669,055
678,142
728,297
from
Net
98,273
income™.
From Jan. 1—
railway™™
oper.
106.
174, p.
\
.
from
Net
-:l}
4,127,165
1,373,777
926,544
:■.■
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Merger ApprovedAcquisition by this company of Thomas Steel Co.
dividend
been
..
"
railway™™
june_.
July 31, 1951, the company refunded its $750,000 of
five-year serial bank loans with a longer term loan from
an insurance company, under the terms of which no re¬
but
from
.
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.- -Earnings-
1951—3 Mos.—1950
■v;.:^'
From Jan. 1~—
Gross
,
$1,314,465
1,123,348
72,041
100,375
Fed.
The
1,448,422 shares outstanding.
on
$16,586,723
The
1949
215,218
railway.
oper.
1950
2612.
p.
oper.
Duquesne
and 2%% serial debentures
in exchange for outstanding
1975
available
are
taxes
NOTE—The
of
-Earnings—
1951
from
1951, respectively.
Such interest and related
of being capitalized during the construction
were incurred
in the comparable periods
30,
after
ry.
holders:
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.—Loan Privately Placed—
selling stockholders.
June—
include
expenses
revenues
inc.
•Incl.
Parkview Drugs, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Div. Deferred
Gross
reduced
share.
not
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline
$743,887 and $1,800,883 for three and 12
of
process
173,
& jt.
accord
to
Panhandle Producing & Refining Co. (& Subs.)—Earn,
■'<
who
urer),
do
this development.
SEC
Prince
June
in
such
1951
for
per
of
expense
amounts
income
additional
an
periods has
for each share, 85/100 share of Duquesne 4%
preferred, without ad¬
justments for dividends.
It was contended by the Division that the plan cannot be found to
be
Sept.
record
$14.50 per
On
A
deferring
1951
the
played
Niles (Mich.) Cabinet Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
shares
of
the
by lVe and lVs shares";
(2) Philadelphia 5%
preferred—for each
share, $12 in cash; and (3) Consolidated preferred—for each share,
temporary debentures at the office of City
174, p. 8.
em¬
by
in
V.
Profits
and
effect
dividends
the
479.
p.
debentures
Period End. June 30—
served
outstanding.
stock
$50 in cash.
♦Based
booklet
communities
revenue
consolidated
of
Operating expenses
'Railway tax accruals
5%
with
$12.50)
(par
stockholders
Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Definitive
Panhandle
Definitive" 2%%
capital.
background
the
that
sales
gas
related
are
amended
♦Earnings per share
The
estimated
capital
of
in cash,
working capital.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Issues Booklet—
bodying
is
shares
sidiary of Philadelphia, upon which stock Philadelphia has guaranteed
the payment of dividends at the rate of 4%
per annum.
Under the
plan as proposed, these securities would be retired by an exchange of
preferred stock of Duquesne Light Co. (Philadelphia's principal sub¬
sidiary) and/or cash, on the following basis: (1) Philadelphia 6% pre¬
ferred—for each share, one share of Duquesne 4% preferred plus $3.50
Oneida, Ltd., Oneida, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
pay
Inc. plans to change its name to Sheeld, Inc.
$9.51
net
Operating
the
and
$8.58
933,578
plan for retirement of the senior preferred
subsidiary of Standard Gas & Electric Corp.,
be rejected unless it is further amended "to increase the participation
to be accorded the holders of these securities."
The securities in question consist of $24,557,000 par amount of 6%
cumulative preferred stock and $2,300 of 5% preferred stock of Phila¬
delphia, together with $1,729,800 of 6% cumulative preferred stock of
The Consolidated Gas Co, of the City of Pittsburgh, an inactive sub¬
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
of
$8,877,620
♦Deficit.—V.
*
50,000
unit through
stock,
per
Of
to
working
notification
offered
be
to
are
Inc.,
of
stock
$10.10
Tex.
account
Industries,
Newman Associates,
letter
a
preferred
Dallas,
lor
to
Sterling
filed
of
(par
common
Securities
are
assets
five
31
share&
stock
common
preferred
July
on
10,000
$8,012,409
Hardwick
Mr.
complete.
to
Newman Associates, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC
The
$2,464,439
$2.64
14,900,524
existing
40,000
to
obtained,
months
of
1951
from
lations
SEC
6,022,904
$1,629,511
$1.75
Period End. June 30—
On Aug. 8 the company abandoned Its plan to offer the 20,587%
shares, of common stock "because of a technical change in the regu¬
2092.
p.
8,524,294
No
Equip.
refining and marketing
and modification
refining
June—
Gross
No
shares outstanding.—V.
1,905,674
1550'.—V.
stocks
Oklahoma
$4,170,465
•Earnings
$2.67
has received certificates of necessity from the Defense
Production Administration authorizing rapid amortization of a
portion
of the cost of the new refining and terminal facilities.—V.
173, p. 2092.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$1,077,248
deductions
$1.10
6,563,377
$3.01
Earnings—
$1,234,986
revenues
1,946,092
Peoria & Eastern Ry.—Correction of Taxes—
$1.25
...
_
company's
the
as
program
♦Deficit—V.
New York Water Service Corp.
taxes..
company
Net
income
oper.
174,
The
2,608,560
railway
of
6,563,377
share
new
boost
to
The
Net
51,924
From Jan. 1—
Gross
5,441,524
17,541,017
taxes
increasing the capacity of the company's
by 33% has been announced by C. Z. Hard-
the
of
1948
$419,110
128",583
income
oper
said.
RR.—Earnings—
$459,540
railway
railway
16,536,703
ended
period.
expenses
the
New York, Susquehanna
4,370,113
program
day will begin
per
of
1951—3 2 Mos.—1950
3,575,603
and
months
614,093
6,299,801
share)
(per
refinery
Manager
facilities
Committee—
specialist
61,115,781
7,987,522
___
outstanding.
common
Construction
members
income
paid
per
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
taxes
on
the
in
804,000
To Increase Capacity of Refinery—
3,935,973
♦Deficit.
91,012,216
Co.
expenses
shares
income
*687,434
$21,125,429 $21,666,159 $88,382,309 $81,391,653
inc.
month's
interest
$
19,776,750
dividends
Common
*2,026,332
statements
103,598,900
income
Cash
*1,657,795
*2,905,375
share......
per
The
1950
$
,
income—:™-..
Federal
5,018,715
*3,073.189
reported earnings to the extent of approximately 71 cents
____
for
4,238,384
*1,855,895
income
♦Based
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
other
3,777,091
*904,677
»2,268,142
income
♦Earns,
4,407
! V-
and
4,678,974
.'
income
Federal
$109,266
25,866
i1"-
sales
♦173,012
144,735
$52,878
Co.
21,520
•245,279
♦273,117
income.™
NOTE—It
Oil
$1,012,195
*20,182
* Deficit.—V. 174, p. 106.
one-half
Ohio
1948
income
oper.
railway.
railway
oper.
367.
p.
Provision
1950
$603,492
from
from
Net
1951
,
from
Profit
1,641,967
25,192
1948
$847,719
*43,018,
*259,642
Period End. June 30—
$1,895,968
62,909
__
1949
$827,851
»15,420
income.™
oper.
1950
$943,898
.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
4,195
Depletion
New York, Ontario & Western Ry.
—Earnings—
ry.
ry.
$1,900,163
712
Depreciation and amortization
June—
18,097,071
106.
railway
railway
from
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$333,132
charges
174,
■
105.
p.
63,988,427
26,339,595
1951
Gross
.<
1,894
income
oper.
after
1,506,652
584,853
477,421,509
70,490,952
20,097,095
From Jan. 1—
Co.—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
from
Net
456,627,633
59,088,934
from
from
Net
577,772
123,628
$436,719
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
91,928
72,311
income
411,170,331
62,523,730
p.
Net
rev._
revenues
1948
1949
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings-
3,930,188
932,519
1951—Month—1950
revenues
oper.
1950
20,734,532
Gross
—V.
at
504,462,628
June
106.
p.
Period End. June 30—
$245,754
40,152
railway
oper.
1949
$271,075
in Erie, Pa.,
Shawville, Pa.
station
station
income™
oper.
174,
Gross
Net
Ohio Associated Telephone
Net
1950
$262,784
$12,-
railway...
railway
from
.y
Gross
a
$89,609,910 $80,815,470 $70,705,804 $87,453,043
16,159,319
17,404,974
9,341,724
17,434,885
6,193,602
7,536,456
2,394,448
11,513,616
income
oper.
ry.
142,145
51,472
railway
oper.
Net
generating
generating
on
-Earnings—
from
Net
$824,355
241,322
railway
Operating
of
sale
The
work
1948
4,317,041
oper.
174,
1949
income
Uncollectible
railway..
from
Net
ry..
Net
$627,740
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ry.
Street
Include
1951
From Jan, 1—
Gross
1948
from
Net
Net
—V.
$1,037,412
railway
from
from
for
1951
railway™..
railway
from
From Jan. 1—
Gross
stock.
preferred
bring another $3,000,000.
$38,000,000
from
Net
-Earnings—
1950
railway
oper.
♦Deficit,—V,
1951
Net
from
from
ry.
Pennsylvania P. U. Commis¬
of first mortgage bonds
the
$5,000,000'
,
June—
Gross
working capital.—V. 173, p. 2612.
1951
Net
Net
June—
for
used
June—
Net
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry-
be
Northwestern Pacific RR.
Net
$11,000,000 In new money to help
value
par
$17,000,000
the
to
of
1833.
p.
3
Pennsylvania RR.
Gross
company's
the
277.
p.
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.
Common Stock Offered—A
group of underwriters headed by William R. Staats Co.,
Inc. on Aug. 9 publicly offered
125,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) at $14.25
per share.
$1,052,975
the
that
belief
of
program.
with
Aug.
expected
costs
addition
the
and
—V.
Net
$794,486
end
since
ever
2034.
p.
about
construction
filed on
to issue
Construction
The net proceeds are to
$1,014,046
issue
the
of
are
the
near
167.
the
on
Co.—Proposed Financing—
plans to raise
request
common
1948
1949
1950
$1,063,876
_
to
due
condition
emergency
directors
itself
1951.—V.
—
'NOTE—The
(
the
and
that
clarified
30,
current
company
sion
1,983,317
839,428
income
stated
have
Sept.
company
finance
$14,825,464 $13,093,696 $13,233,362 $12,159,981
railway....
period
1
further
will
year,
The
railway
oper.
flood
.
Pennsylvania Electric
Ry.—Earnings—
income
the
represented holdings of Blue Ridge Mu¬
$1.20
_„_„.™.._™™„„_™„_:_
1,560,000
on
1,960,000
$2.80
• .»-™,
♦Earnings
■.♦Based
...
Mr.
fiscal
From Jan. 1—
Net
™
during
flood.
Regular quarterly dividends have been paid
the original public offering, March 15, 1948.
-
2191.
p.
railway..
1V
Consolidated net earnings
shares
173,
railway..
oper.
the
situation
1951
Net
-
Inc.—V.
stores
completed.
was
June—
.L.—™- $10,569,094
;.__„™_.
It
Northern Pacific
1950
1951
-™™.
share.
per
tual
Six Months Ended June 30—
Income from operations
Other income
North American Co.—Secondary Distribution—A sec¬
ondary distribution of 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on Aug. 8 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$18.37 V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of 35 cents
*
sell
and
issue
to
7
(547)
approved
was formally
stockholders of the Pittsburgh company on Aug. 9-.-
py
Approval Was also given for an increase in authorized common stock
of Pittsburgh to $1,500,000 f^om 1.000.000 -hares. N«♦- -7* ^han a1
I
shares of the
ratio
third
of
also
Aug.
of
the
31.Steel
Thomas
the Thomas acquisi¬
samco m
and oneeach share of Thomas-Steel common.
Thomas properties to Pittsburgh Steel will
accomplished tnrougr. «n e,«waii&<£
share of Pittsburgh prior preferred
common
transfer
effected
Sce
be
one-third
Pittsburgh
Formal
be
additional stock will be required for
will
which
tion
the
for
Co.
below.—V.
174,
p.
106.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(548)
Polaroid Corp.—Sales and
i
Earnings Up—
Six Months Ended June 30—
sales
Net
other
and
1951
352,000
Profit before income taxes—
and State
Federal
Net
5,000
taxes
'profit
—V.
'
income
$2,671,000
173,
1952
Co.—Earnings Increased—
f
Period End. June 30—
Profits
before
Income
to
The
Poor &
inc.
taxes
1951—3 Mos.—1950
will
be
Edward's
used
$2,725,000
938,000
277,000
1,691,000
$440,000
$1,034,000
$660,000
$2.41
$1.3.3
—V.
pay
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.
June—
class,B stock
on
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Co. of Indiana,
Inc.—Acquisition—
1949
$8,733/492
1,530,689
1,986,284
786,896
1,057,299
706,600
1,336,873
income—
oper.
1948
Net
Public
Public
Service
and
under
Service's
Public
Service
Madison
the
which
no
the
par
stock
for
stockholders
Madison
each
stock
stock
common
on
of
share
have
will
Madison
entered
be
basis
a
St.
The
of
Madison stock
consists
outstanding. For
Public
Service
stock
mate market value
of
will
be
of May
as
issued
at
$27
stock.
10,626,136
8,020,998
5,632,366
5,298,404
3,665,406
54,442,462
Southwestern
Fed.
the
$5,683,370
3,689,548
County
&
Other
15,302,412
21,093,661.
oper.
174,
110,569
Net
ry.
5,912,153
taxes—_
142,568
125,983
799,408
income
$960,821
$1,323,934
income
$6,181,993
185,876
34,038
r
i
.
29,583
2,373,943
734,138
from
Net
659,612
-
ry.
—V.
Railway & Light Securities Co.—Asset Value Up—
The
The
»
share
per
net
of the
asset value
net
$1.35
value
asset
month
during
earlier.
Total
$14,445,737.—V, 173,
p.
James
$22.66
was
stock of
common
July,
H.
July
on
assets
net
this
company
President,
Orr,
$994,859
$1,353,517
railway
operating income
Net
ry.
287,281
$1,085,243
Non-operating
1,686,218
income-
'
1,458 739
$4,680,577
38,047
29,505
212,789
177,126
$745,625
$1,114,748
$4,894,441
631,887
$4,357,704
1992.
Deducs.
Rayonier, Inc.—Secondary Distribution—A secondary
distribution of 7,500 shares of common stock (par $1) was
after the close of market
Co., Inc., a $62.50 per share, with
$1 per share.—V.-174, p. 455. '
income
Net
—V.
106,017
146,516
174, p.
$639,608
_____
865,365
Sanders
Associates, Inc., Waltham, Mass.—Files—
The
corporation oh Aug. 2 filed ft letter-of notification with the
covering 60,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered
SEC
Reading Co.—Earnings—
June—
Gross
at
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1949
$9,774,362
$9,247,813
$11,252,907
2,045,955
1,519,922
2,829,972
783,828
1,035,615
757,109
1,858,511
j
share,
per
the
tronic
1,619.361
Income
$5
for
1948
$10,575,351
railway
oper.
1950
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
63,820.373
174,
54,540.335
59,015,394
capital
ernment
and
related
and
10,915,227
10,706,789
13,048,074
5,536,144
5,795,548
5,008,293
6,465,445
inccme
to
enable
the
sub-contracts
taking- and
pertaining
Electric
Co.—Earnings—
company
on
loan'agreement
received
3
to which Republic
pursuact
during
Aug.
the
to exceed
SEC
authorization
to
with Manufacturers & Traders Trust
period
ending
$1,500,000.
may
Oct.
The
construction program.—V.
1,
enter
Co.
v
294,500
funds fire
in
an
aggregate
io
to, be .applied
amount
vV;
outstanding
to
on
May
institutions
to
issuance
will be
debt,
funded
additional
of
pay a
works
assets
V.
173,
July 31,'50
$5,180,307
$10.88
July 31,'51
$6,970,933
$12.86
Aug. 6,'51
net
$7,153,000
$13.14
2294.
p.
sold June
Transmission Co.—Plans Financing—•.
Tennessee Gas
The company expects to
Schweser's, Sons, Inc., Fremont, Neb. — Stock
Offered—Ellis, Holyoke & Co., on July 17 offered and
sold 1,650 shares of 6% cumulative
preferred stock at
par ($100 per share).
>■
group
a
$5,100,000
with
together
preferred,
second
the
from
Net asset value per share
30, 1951.
into 589,000
(Geo.)
not
by
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—New Records.—
Total
June
shares
shares
the" company's
173, p. 2393.
shares
registration
common stock after the
and will be underwritten
of
effective
As of—
916,691
$1.31
$1.31
700,000
shares
1950
917,654
outstanding June 30. 1950 were changed
16, 1951 and an additional 111,000 shares
15, 1951.—V. 173, p. 2499,
into
make borrowings from time to time
3954,
profits taxes
-
♦Computed on basis of
(Buffalo)
gov¬
electronics,
1951
6 that a registration
3 covering the pro*
substantial portion of the cost of constructing, a new
near
Vieksburg, Miss., which will have a designed
capacity to produce annually 72,000 tons of synthetic anhydrous am¬
monia using natural gas as a raw material. The estimated cost of the
new
plant will be approximately $14,000,000 and the company has
received a certificate of necessity which will alow it to amortize for
Federal income tax purposes over a 5 year period 50%
of the cost
of the facilities except land.
■
<>
The company is one of the largest pi*odUcers of ammonia, methanol,
formaldehyde and ammonium nitrate. Its main plants are near Pitts¬
burg; Kansas, and Henderson, Ky.
'
"
"
Following the completion of the financing, the company expects to
apply for listing on the New York Stock Exchange of the company's
new preferred stock and its common stock.—V.
174, p. 456.
t -
$15,197,400 $10,467,600
♦Earnings per share
This
prime
missiles,
Six Months Ended June 30—
Republic Ught, Heat & Power Co., Inc.—-Bank Loan—
of
-
Net inc. after Fed. Inc. and excess
a
completing
guided
to
fields,
Sangamo
.
machine
Sales
9.
p.
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
rental of operating facilities such as elec¬
tools, and office equipment and for
and/or
equipment,
working
62,694,969
11,944,042
railway
oper.
without
purchase
test
From Jan. 1—
Net
the
used
106.
eight
become
has
proceeds
from
$3,992,339
$4,262,554
$968,232'
With SEC—
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and Glore, Forgan & Co.
headed
chemical
dealer's discount of
a
inc.
gross
„
income
107.
each
statement
The
Aug. 6 by Blyth &
on
from
2,127,571
has
for
stock
income
1,609,262
posed offering to common stockholders of 125,000 shares of cumulative
second preferred stock;
par Value $50
per share. The offering is
subject to authorization by the stockholders at a meet:ng called for
Aug. 15, 1951. The stock will be convertible into common for a period
of 10 years and will carry a 3%
sinking fund. It will be offered to
common
stockholders in the ratio of one share of second preferred
$6,139,316
$4,681,651
268,274
$707,578
income
oper.
2,377,736
108,268,000 107,538,466 120,387,627
21,471,426
29,273,995
32,765,996
27,241,594
9,759,124
13,728,164
13,138,259
12,745,080
Spencer, President, announced on Aug.
been filed with the SEC on Aug-
Kenneth
/
184,421
$6,367,869
1,736,391
Spencer Chemical Co.—Registers
$5,954,895
Deductions from
increased
Gross
made
inc.—
oper.
announced.
31 as compared with $21.31
the Company amounted
to
of
ry.
4,524,580
128,505,915
railwayp.
statement
Total
3,528,319
1—
railway-
oper.
174,
4,977,052
income.
oper.
from
Gross
1
$16,927,844 $19,703,590
4 486,161
railway
From Jan.
18,603,767
1948
1949
1950
$20,702,468 $18,909,968
railway-
from
from
1951
t*\-,v
t
Gross
712,827
408,877
Ry.- -Earnings—
Southern
Net
116,624
773,808
taxes—
107.
p.
June
Net
45.209.517
17,307,818
33,502,958
10,311,762
46,751,863
18,925,982
*'
1951—6 Mos.- -1950
3,120,293
oper.
ry.
202,400,477 217,825,938
57,512,097
income—
$5,089,656 $34,700,043 $28,326,355
oper.
Railway
railway—
from 'railway——
4,558,812
City
,
income
248,357,306 208,312,380
10,049,862
3,076,211
ry.
—V.
Lines—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
revenues
Other Federal
31, 1951, or a total amount of $1,134,000.
—V. 174, p.
Ry.
expenses-
cper.
oper.
1949 '
1948
$38,856,782 $40.390,058
9,793,547
8,637,743
4,000,591
4,583,280
1950
$44,295,555 $42,946,546
inccme—
oper.
from
9,138,604
.
com
P
174,
12,693,144
4,910,503
1951
y.
Net
v:-v-
taxes
stock issued
42,000 shares
share, the approxi¬
per
12,507,076
Income—
368.
Period End. June 30—
State,
shares of common
12,000
the purposes of the exchange,
51,338,195
Louis
Railway
"
and
52,064,930
p.
Railway
for
of
shares
3'/2
59,930,843
com-
From Jan. 1—
Gross
■
aii
into
exchanged
of
railway.
oper.
174,
•
'XX/X
railway
railway—
Net
railway——.
from
ry.
—V.
ry.
$9,631,641
2,046,246
from
Net
1950
$9,226,950
1,917,760
a
made
X X//,v.
from
Net
$9,822,483
railway
railway
from
Net
.
The Federal Power Commission on July 31 approved the acquisition
by this company, of all the stock of Madison Light & Power Co., of
Madison, Ind,, and the subsequent dissolution of the latter company
and a merger of its properties with those of Public Service.
agreement
be
applied toward th®
The
at approximately S16.520.000. The
major financial program in 1952, in
for the payment of the proposed notes.
V.
jr.-..://'-'I
Gross
From Jan. 1—■
Service
and©ta q
City of New York
the
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Earnings—
1951
from
Gross
Net
171, p. 2200.
Pubilc
455.
,
part of the cost of constructing
building (estimated at $450,0001.
v, V;
Church
will
June—
$1,097,000
437,000
$570,000
Net profit—
Earnings per share
to
Chase
contemplates
vision
'
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$717,000
income
on
St.
The
pany
p.
May 1, 1966, inclusive.
proceeds
the hew
$1,508,000
$5,500,000
authorization to borrow
has received SEC
National Bank of
company
other banks, the funds to be
struction program, estimated
July 31 offered $275,000 of first mortgage bonds
May 1, 1951 at prices to yield 3% to 3.60%, ac¬
cording to maturity. The bonds bear interest of 3%,
3*4% and 3x/2% and mature semi-annually from May 1,
863.
p.
The
from
dated
73,000
347,000
<
on
78,000
Loans—
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Bank
St. Edward's Congregation
(Archdiocese of Milwau¬
kee), Racine, Wis.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
%
1950
•!
$4,199,000
699,000
income-
13,1951
Monday, August
...
raise $45,000,000 early in September through
issue of new first mortgage bonds. The bonds are to be
put up for award at competitive bidding. The company is preparing to
file the issue with the SEC. The proceeds will be used
toward the
Jthe sale of
an
company's construction
program.—V.
174,
10.
p.
s
Rhinelander Paper Co.—Earnings—
^
Net
.
.
..
"
$2,973,967
$1,826,748
777,430
$1,061,442
per
♦Based
540,000
on
$1.97
this
$1.93
shares presently outstanding
V.
173,
p.
excluding State
and
oil
Other
1951
and Federal
.
1114.;
—V.
_
—
its ..two
Richmond, Fredericksburg
764,843
$92,394,772
$67,202,500
10.228,428
11,300,000
L75o|oQO
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
&
railway
Potomac
companies
and
surrender
stocks.
common
and
Upon
Wyoming will
S.
Holl,
$5,565,535
President,
because
Holl
defense
which
also
of
$1,925,352
$1,760,101
$2,016,801
282,079
460,241
773,878
346,448
68,602
Net
from
Net
ry.
11,737,131
—V.
174,
p.
3,947,922
457,301
1,603,837
value
—V.
174,
June—
said
3,638,429
have
Net
from
Net
ry.
Oro*s
Net
from
v
.
2,918,358
174,
p.
*31,257
2,637,136
2,703,046
sales
volume
60,874
*88,171
corporate
than
last
/
*373,121
*89,993
/
sizable
on
from
'
Th.e
.
Ryan
reached
$13.78
management
indicated
that
at
this
time
it
had
20%
6 voted
of
will
their
be
tetm
into
debentures which could be issued with
provision for
common stock,
company officials said.
convertibility
to
a
or
comPan7, has 439,193 shares of stock
are
So
held
by
the
wholly
owned
outstanding.
subsidiary,
Ryan
July^20.-V.Cm,'°p. 277c.0nscnt ls bel"8 sent
t0
Of
thpse,
School
of
i
cents
43
stock
preferred
deposited
and
common
called as of
time after Aug. 6,
the
Thomas
the
for
the
any
operations,
Division
Strip
corporation
Aug.
Aug.
on
13
of
a
the
at Warren,
Pitt burgh
Division
and
defense
filed
7
shares
2,000,000
of
include in¬
further diversification to
effort and the civilian econ¬
Strip
Thomas
of strip products,
of
at
Thomas
letter
common
SEC—Rights—
notification
of
Stock
be
to
with
offered
the
on
or
tor
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
profit-sharing payment to all eligible
during the June-July-Aug.ust
Sept.
more
Six
$9,500,000
the
total of
profits
$30,000,000
due
of
first
I
Earnings
.
This
.
refunding
to
such
use
amount
in
its
.
.
additions
fcr
are
1952.
Of
expected
the
to
total
total
ti
..
$68,791,000
estimated
•
bond
financing in February, 1951.,
Thus, after the
approximately $49,900,000 of additional financing
required, »"the nature, amounts and timing" of which cannot
174,
p.
present
will be
now
be
455.
'
Southern Colorado Power
;
The
mon
company
stock
U.
P.
at
plans
$9
to
per
offer
share,
Co.—Rights to. Stockholders
stockholders
subject
to
30,970
shares
approval'
of
of
the
its
com¬
Colorado
Commission.
Aug.
on
new
p.
share
loans
574.
for
or
the
three
and
the
-
will
companies
West
Coast
provide
via New
single
Orleans,
points. Immediate approval of
Under
plane
Houston
the
Amarillo
and
aircraft
the
plan,
and
Houston,
over
Braniff
between Amarillo
TWA
over
will be operated
inter¬
the
Board
Eastern's
over
Los
other
by
jroutes
j'
between
and
between
service
and
the arrangement
'
Miami
Houston
Angeles
and
and San
this three-company operation was suggested by
supplemental opinion in the so-called southern
Coast. According to officials of the companies.
Constellation planes will be operated on expedited coast-to-coast sched¬
ules.
Plans are virtually completed for early inauguration of service
The
the
possibility
CAB
after
each
22
reimburse
I
held.
its
The
proceeds
treasury
for
will
plant
be
used
to
additions.—-V.
retire
172,
in
its
the
to
service
formal
of
recent
West
Board
approval
is
obtained.—V.
173,
385.
p.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Financ'g Plans
New
line
financing
for
this
authorized
its
to
announced on
Aug.
9
555
corporation, to
million cubic
bring
feet
the
of
capacity
gas
of
the
day, was
releasing the
per
by Claude A. Williams, President, in
quarterly report to stockholders.
The
financing program provides
;
for
new
bank
loans
aggregating
$30,000,000 through
which present bank loans of $16,000,GOO are
'being, refunded, and additional funds made available.. Early next year
$20,000 COO of the bank loans will be refunded with an issue of 20-year
pipe
line
have
16 has been tentatively set- as the offering date to stockholders
record Aug.
16.
The offering will be made in the ratio of one
bank
$0.42
Braniff Airways, Inc. and Eastern Air Lines, Inc.,
6 filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board an agreement under
between
on
continuing construc¬
program."
determined.—V.
$1.07
share
per
Francisco.
proposes
property
1,029 000
is requested.
1976.
$69,218,000
1950
$50,897,000
2,603,000
,
corporation,
mediate
and
1951
$66,416,000
30—
---——
which
July 30,
mortgage
bonds,
June
revenue
Net income (after taxes & mail adjustments)
Miami
registration statement with the SEC
a
Months Ended
Total
20.
than
Aug.
45,350
of
1951.
subscription by common stockholders of record
Aug. 9 in the ratio of eight shares for each nine shares held, with
i: an oversubscription privilege.
There will be no underwriting.
The net
proceeds will be used for working capital.—V. 171, p. 2103.
V
to
earnings
made
filed
Gross
from
not
any^ conclusion as to
plans
production
share payable
assets,
The
as
Future
covering
about
$12.77
financing,
.
any specific plan or type of security
might be issued.
Any issuance, if and when made, might take
the form of a general
offering for sale to the public or granting
of rights to
stockholders; or the reservation for conversion of loim-
that
continue
in
The
SEC
for 1951
requirements of f
$138,009,000 for the two years, the company expects to obtain
approxi¬
mately $34,809,000 from* internal sources and the balance of $103,200,000 from the sale of securities. - Of this, $23,300,000 was obtained
-
Ryan,
company.
share
Aug. 31,
on
preferred
prior
Co.
Trad Television Corp.—Files With
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Profit-Sharing Dividend
of
company
tion
1,000,000 shares is being submitted
stockholders by the board of'directors.
in. authorized capital stock
T
President, said that rapidly expanding production'and
the large backlog of orders
makes it impoi*tant that the
corporation
oe
in
a
position
to do
appropriate
financing through issuance of
some
*orm
of its
own
securities if and when
advantageous to the
each
dividends:
following
the
outstanding
Steel
per
of
expanding demands
omy.—V. 174, p. 107.
bends are to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
proceeds of the financing are to be added to treasury funds, "and
the
Discussing the, proposed increase
Co.
June 30,'51
368.
Payment
D,
ana
Claude
at $105.94
transfer
meet
The
Net
of $1-00 par value to
will
creases
for
items
174, p. 107.
share
covering
1951,
Ryan Aeronautical
for appioval of
the
on
Pittsburgh
for
1951
Ohio
Shares, Inc.—Assets Higher—
company
series
tmrt
declared
7
Aug.
made
was
the
Steel
Southern California Edison Co.—Registers With SEC
The
191.
Corp.—Plans Financing—
nP«01l0sal *0/ a!i increase in the authorized capital stock
500,OuO shares
prior
Pittsburgh
for
•
After
'-;
taxes.
4,
1951.
fiscal
year's
year's
Sheeld, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
230,943
*238,765
share
common
preferred stock not deposited for exchange has been
Sept.
the
in
preceding
See Newman Associates, Inc. above.
V
3,010,225
133,619
*167,380
income—../
♦Deficit.—V.
while
on
19,325
*25,239
one-third
stockholders representing that portion of the
quarterly dividend accrued to Aug. 31, payable Aug.
record Aug. 20. A similar proportionate declaration
of
exchange
The
$473,845
23,298
*32,702
of
Pittsburgh
common
cents
,
railway.—_
railway
oper.
$441,716
22,811
:*
ratio
share
the dissolution of The Thomas Steel Co.
(3)
on
cent
89
for
'
per
p.
employees
1948
30,866
from
Net iy.
1949
67,404
income
From Jan. 1—
1950
$439,868
to
50
of
under
the profit-sharing
plan since
1934,
according to G. A. Beck, Executive Vice-President.—V. 173, p. 1702.
1951
cper.
that
received.—V.
payment will raise
distributed
to
employees
$502,193
railway
railway—
regular
transactions,
191.
the company is in production
preparing Its plants for additional
been
The directors on Aug.
RR.—Earnings—
„
share
per
holders
that
is
and
This
from
transfer of
the
(1)
Employees—
quarter.
Gross
directors
to
July 31,'51
Asset
1,437,966
1,827,740
approved
7
expected that the formal transfer date will be
-31
their
Aug.
on
the
in
one-third
and
common;
out¬
of
174, "p.
is
The
$21,125,596 $19,502,492
(W. A.)
9.
Rutland
all
such
of
to exist.—V.
assets
"
13,576,725
5,311,305
12,218,957
2,055,388
income
oper.
and
<247,580
14,028,345
railway
railway
consummation
cease
increased
stated
contracts
contracts
Total
270,999
from
cancellation
As of—
1948
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
ending Aug. 31 is expected to approximate the
record, $81,500,371, net earnings would be lower
RR.—Earnings
1949
968,241
income___
oper.
Co.
proposal, Scranton proposes
year
$2.12
1950
$2,406,748
Gas
Thomas
Seeger Refrigerator Co.—Sales Continue High—
$8,478,428
$3.75
-
1951
from
Carbondale
stock
common
preferred
of
merger
stockholders
common
stock.
2093.
June—
subsidiaries,
the
It
Selected American
Gross
authorizing
3,437.657
$14,997,075
_
share
per
p.
two
Mr.
income
173,
(est. >
and
order
an
to acquire all of the property
the two subsidiaries,
which are wholly owned by Scranton.
In
exchange fcr such property, Scrantcn is to assume all the liabilities of
John
____
the
Carbondale
26,297,075
Total income
Net profit before Federal income taxes
Federal income and excess profits taxes
Net
Under
issued
3
County Gas Co.
standing
-
1,366,736
operating revenue——.—:
Earnings
1950
$91,028,036
_
The
substantially all of the assets and property of the company, including
business, to the Pittsburgh Steel Co.;
(2)
the exchange of the
common
stock of Thomas for Pittsburgh Steel
Co., prior preferred
its
Merger
—
of
gasoline and
taxes
Co.
and
Aug.
on
company
the
Six Months Ended June 30—
SEC
Wyoming
Richfield Oil Corp.- -Earnings—
Sales
Service
Water
Approved—
$1,043,318
'
share
common
174,
Scranton-Spring Brook
The
Earnings
the company's expansion program
p. 278.
-
1950
1,912,525
...
^
Income, taxes
Thomas Steel Co.—Votes Transfer of Assets—
used for
...
,
1951
taxes
before
^
t
Wholly Owned Subsidiary)
(Excluding
9 Months Ended June 30—
The net proceeds will be
and for improvements.—V.
the
In
will
$10,000,000
the
be-ore
in
mortgage bonds which a number of insurance companies
to purchase.1 It is presently contemplated that the re¬
of bank loans will be retired from earnings
agreed
maining
end
current
addition
also
take
of
1952.
No
additional
financing.
to
care
of
common
stock
is
to
be
issued
.....
providing for
other
increased capacity, the new financing
projects not
originally contemplated.
Volume 174
These
include
Brooklyn,
of
Number 5037
the
construction
the
bridge
Delaware
installation of
crease
of
$10,000,000
V'.
estimated.
crossing to
additional crossings
housing projects and the
systertl, as well as an in¬
the cost of the line as originally
over
j'
1
^
_
result
a
these
of
The
expenditures,
the
at
will
company
base of approximately
$270,000,000 or $35,000,000 more
have
The
Mr.
a
paid
years.
that
reported
charge equal to
be
47%
a
gain
approximately
income
Federal
from
tion
$4,000,000—V.
174,
the
450.
p.
quarter
'.-''■"'.j'-i
,
of
—-
which
States Plywood
May
,1950
.
.
$36,748,719
'./
payable
timber
on
purchases—
one
lexcl.
associates, at $12.50
is
1951.
payable
cumul.
Common
pfd. stock,
pfd stock,
stock,
$1
—___
A
i$100
par)__
60,000
52,454
series
B
($100
p£»r)__
60,COO
60,000
—
2,000,000
one
•
§1,581,384
■-
sales
for
addition,
served
for
estimated
an
issuance
maximum
conversion
upon
154,500
of
the
of
shares
preferred
will
stock,
be
■
*
re-
series
B.
v
To Sell Debentures Privately—Negotiations are
pres- '
agreed
to
purchase
to
to
them
sell
an
underwriters
from
the
severally,
named
hi
the
the
and
company,
respective
below
have
severally
has agreed
company
amounts
aggregate of 60,000 shares of preferred stcck,
set
forth
Blair, Rollins
First
&
Co.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_
&
1,500
Riter
Oo._
Shields
Lehman
4,700
Brothers
See
also
Pierce, Fen-
Beane
V.
3,500
4,700
4,700
at 3%
and the
longer maturities
4% rate.
Of the
of
ment
the
company's
$1,300,000
present
loan
term
be
will
in
to
the
recent
been
corporation's
capital
years,
expansion
the
growth
during
the
E.
Humphreys, Ji.,
Board of Directors,
President,
—V.
174,
as
director
a
Board.—V.
member
and
the
of
407.
p.
Stock are
to be
filed
9
will
be
dollar
in
peak
for
that
on
the
of
common
be
may
morning the bids
stock
for
457.
p.
are
the
.
&
due
registration
lor
of
the
Oct.
of
1,
J.
Gross from
Net
from
Net
ry.
purchale of new offering
the market.—V. 174,
stabilizing
Gross
568,246
from
Net
ry.
$8,713,498
2,061,476
1,349,571
2,245,997
775,543
469,695
1,203,010
Y
/;;';:Yy55,665,422
48,790,603
44,136,306
51,370,689
14.758,035
11,574,551
7,713,145
13 813,861
income—
4,934,846
4,289,792
2,623,013
5,928,579
p.
Power
&
Equipment
Co.,
Inc.,
Walling-
ford, Conn.—Files With SEC—
SEC
per
to
corporation
added
At Aug.
The
30
8
to
on
July. 25
filed
a
letter
of
notification
a
at
with
par
the
($100
proceeds
are
&
ery
total of 21
notice
such
mowers.
stock
at.
shires
is
$110
has
subject
to
already been purchased.
redemption
by- the
company* on'
share.
per
as:
ar.d
mower
Master.
lawnmower
Buch
and
generators.
barrows
snow
and
company's office is
located
Conn.
Sensation-Sno-Blo,
rollers.
throwers,
cable tools, Mall power tools and chain
The
them
' :
and
from
C.
4%
4,000
&
Co.-
Eichler & Co.
Coca
3,000
be
Stiver & Co.___
3.C00
Applegate & Co._
Boenning & Co
2,500
C.
Cunningham
vehicles.
5,300
to
17,518
fulfill
Lear
&
2,000
Co
Six
Brothers,
Months
Ended
income
The
this month
majority
would
require
of
■•"After preferred
NOTE—The
30—
than
assets
current
of
Dr.
company
covering
detachable
total
of
Aug.
on
$2,200,000
with
are
the
of
June
as
46,79.9
30,
1951
shows
of
note
t/.r*
America;
and
the
company
and
used
with
(with
th«"
interest)
of
to
a
300,000 of
outstanding
construction
of
tures
on
bank-loan
2J/2%
This
program.
$12,000,000 during
notes
new
the prepayment
$1,250,000 3V-i%
notes
program
1951.—V.
173,
be
used
to
and
will
for
the
involves
p.
at
Acme
sprayers,
&hopsmith
lathe,
Davis
Gabb
Porter
saws.
192
No.
Million Dollar Modernization for Oil
A
$500,000
Wallingferd,
modernization
its
of
Oil
City,
the
plates
purchase
the
9-
9-
5
8-22
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
of
all
electric
discontinuance
—
Oil
of
the
City
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-
7
8-24
9-
7
t5c
Co._______
10-26
40c
A
1-
1
40c
class
8-20
11-
8-30
8-16
22'/2c
9-15
8-24
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
$2
40c
20c
8-24
—
(quar.)
8-16
9-15
8-21
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-15
9-
J30c
Ltd
Mills,
18%c
37'/2c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
3-15
1
20c
9-14
Y $1-50
(Increased)
9-28
9-10
8-24
Corp.—
10-
25c
9-12*
1
4c
8-31
—
$1.75
8-15
8-31
$1.75
8-31
8-15
8-17
"
15c
9-
1
8-15
50c
9-
1
8-15
933/4C
9-
1
8-15
93 3/4 c
9-
1
8-15
97 V2C
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
35c
9-
1
8-15
50c
8-20
8-13
(quar.)-'—
130c
9-15
8-24
Co, (quav.i——-—-----•—
Structural Steel. Ltd._.
15c
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
1
3-29
9-15
10-15
10-
1
8iy4c
—
110c
60C
(quar.)—
common
9-
10-15
10-
1
$1
10-15
10-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-15
convertible preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Natural Gas
Pasc
Corn.
common
—
1
8-21
9-15
9-15
9-
1
8-21
10-
1
9-20
$0.3946
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-14
9-15
8-15
40c
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
9-15
$1-
8-39
12ViC
(quar.)
Co.
Smelting Co.—
&
Tire
on
9-
9-15
9-
1
0-20
9-
4
9-20
9-
1
9-1
8-15
8-
7-
1
—-——
—
common
9-15
$1
40c
Corp.
Ford
& Rubber Co.—
stockholder's meeting
Sept.
Fram
deposit
share
.
Gary
receipts- preference—
—
dep.
Corp.,
5%
-
Gcrber
4,/2%
common
—
Giraner
9-
5
10-11
9-
5
t
Equipment Corp.
Products
Co..
preferred
Shale
Harvester
common
Brick
Corp.
9-10
8-31
8-16
10-
8
1
10-
8
9-
1
8-15
25c
9-14
8-24
50c
9-10
8-24
$1.12V2
—
1
11-
25c
<quar.)_
11-
$1.25
(quar.) —
(quar.)_-
$1
9-14
933/4C
Corp.—
Precision
Glen-Gery
10-11
10c
convertible preferred Yquar.)—
General
10%
12 /2%
preferred
(quar,)——
-preferred (quar.)—————
Plywood
<D
8-15
12%%
(annual)
(quar.)——
Corp
$3.75
General
00
50c
2
Ltd.—
receipts ordinary
—:
Finance
Motors
———
(Ind.)
Co.,
Bonus
General
—
_,
Corp.
Electric
American
$5
2
8-15
9-21
held.
Hotel
General
by
7
50%
—
dividend)
(stock
2 1/10C
additional shares of common for each
Two
;
'
(stock dividend)-
Corp.
$1.18%
Ltd.—
Co.,
Motor
American
City—
requirements. . This contem¬
existing generating equipment.
10-
20c
will be
8 to vote on a director's
splitting the stock two-foronc.
The
par
value
would then be
^
changed from $25 to $12.50.
Firth Carpet, 4%% preferred A (quar.)
Half-
power
25c
proposal of
.
expendi¬
planned
9-29
40c
(quar.)
——
Mining
held
;
is
8-31
5c
75c
—
(quar.)
Resistor
'
company's
Corp.—Plans
10c
8-27
40c
(quar.)
(Initial)
——
preferred
9-10
3iy4c
—
common
2nd preferred
Auto-Lite
Co,2
conv.
Manufacturing
'
$3'.-
Plant Is being used for the miscel¬
laneous overflow from its other factories, production of some products
Is being transferred to this plant for total manufacture.—V. 174, p. 407.
Worthington's
8-20
9-12
50c
$7.40
Corp
System,
(quar.)
Frecport Sulphur
retire
estimated
plant
25c
1
25c
A
issue
according to L. C. Ricketts, Vice-President in charge
of
manufacturing.
Plans include re-equippirg the
present foundry
and establishing a new electric power supply, he said.
A contract has been signed with the Pennsylvania Electric Company
for
9-15
20c
9-15
Firestone
1216.
Pa.,
8-15
1
Ferro
corporation,
While
Colony St.,
Machinery
&
8-15
1
15c
International
General
Pump
1
9-
25c
for
the
8-10
9-
}25c
(quar.).
—S. A. (qUar.J__——
(Allen B.) Laboratories, class A—_
Federal
balance
of
1
10c
1
(quar.)
Textile
Ero
nine mchth bank loan notes to several banks.
sale
8-10
9-18
Service
Erie
,
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Bank Loans—
corporation has applied to the SEC for authorization to
of the
1
10-
4%
non-
The
$7,500,000 of IV2%
9-12
9-
9-29
Endicott Johnson Corp.,
statement
company
of
the
9-28
9-26
$1
Corp.-Seagrams.
Electric
held by The Prudential Insurance
will be placed in the general funds,
additional -working capital and general
corporate purposes.
Each $1,000 debenture will be accompanied by a
warrant
to
purchase 70 common
shares at varying prices
(to
be
supplied by amendment).—V. 173, p. 1420. ".
promissory
Co.
10-31
m
1
Sons, 7% preferred (quar.)
Metallic Doer (quar.)
2nd
$4.40
$3,556,851.
debentures
supplied by amendment.
• "
proceeds of the financing arc to be applied
8-20
8-20
1
25c
5%
.
(plus
8-30
9-
8-15
Duplan Corporation (irreg.)"——
----Duralny Company (quar,) — —
DuWron Company. Inc.,
common (quar.)__
purchase warrants for the purchase of a
shares), due Aug. 1, 1966. The company and '
engaged in the manufacturing and sale or sale of
baiance
8-15
8-31
(quar.)_
com.
common
unpaid
9-20
1
30c
_—
A
Electrolux
fund
1
1
9-
1
Grocers Corp.,
Chemical
5%of
9-
10•'
35c
1950
be
$950,000
25c
preferred A
Drewrys, Ltd., U.
.
to
8-15
_
$4
$0.04
registration
a
8-21
1
9-
(quar. I—
Co., class A (quar.)—
Forster Securities, 7% pfd. (quar.)
&
$3.25
El
as
sinking
5%
1
9-15
9-
Finance
Pepper
Dow
share
common
154.000
filed
3
of
9-
9-
25C
9-
—
Public
Cork
class
Dominion
been
Registers Debentures With SEC—
The
8-21
$1
Chemical
Distillers
$9,446,739
liabilities
current
1
9-15
preferred B (quar.)—
3.90%
preferred C (quar.)———1
Del Monte Properties Co.
(quar.)
Delaware & Bound Brook RR.
(quar.)
dividend requirements.
$6,832,359' and
8-22
7-31
9-
75c
37V2c
3%%
three
$0.57
sheet
8-15
DuMont
1951
balance
1
9-13
8-31
9-15
Dayton Power & Light Co., common
4%%' preferred A (quar.)—
units
$12,088,443
231,717
taxes
consolidated
10-
9-15
Petroleum Corp.
Dahlstrom
calls
these
better
share
per common
9-15
40c
•
Cushman's
7
Aug.
sales
profit after
9-15
1
40c
com.
I quar. 1
B
Crown
Chicago, 111.—Earnings—
June
1
10-
(quar.)
voting
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Crum
projected August rate. The backlog has
climbing steadily since last summer, according to Mr. DeMuller,
new orders
topping deliveries every month.—V. 174, p. 11.
Wilson
8-10
10-
50c
(quar.)___——_—
Products,
Consolidated
trucks
which
8-24
50c
9
$1.06 'A
—
Consolidated
2,000
and the rest will be the equally popular
vehicles,
8-10
pref¬
(quar.)—2
2,000
the
at
5%
Corp., common
4%
ureferred
(quar.)—
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
and sedan deliveries.
August shipments are projected at 51% above May. the year's high¬
est month to date. As of July 31 the company's total export backlog
to
of
2,000
& Co
company's shipping schedule
one-ton
9-24
8-24
t20c
Mills
Cone
_______
W.
he said,
wagons,
9-29
J 30c
(quar.)
share
Broadcasting
Community
& Co.,
Shillinglaw, Bclger & Co._
Young & Co., Inc
Gibson
Class
2,000
____
7,000
than
more
8-
$1.50
17'/2c
for each common share
Coinmoil, Ltd.
will go to waiting overseas customers during August than
month.
Marcel
F.
DeMuller,
President of Winys-
of
Ltd.
International
Cola
$1
civilian Jeeps,
(initial)
Co.. Ltd.———
Co.
Columbia
previous
export
8-17
8-15
50c
(quar.)
non-voting
Coca-Cola
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Record Exports—
will
1
U3V2C
Corporation
4,000
407.
Willys station
—
common—
preferred
Riboon
3,500
on
common—
Milis, Inc. Iquav.)_____—
(quar.)
Chatco Steel Products, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)_
Chicago Yellow Cab, Inc. (quar.)
Chrysler Corp.
-------------City Baking Co
—
4,000
Corporation, announced
8-16
9-
60c
Illinois Public Service,
Charis
5.000
7,500
said the
8-17
8-27
$1.25
Co.,
Centuvy
Rcney & Co._____
Patton
Co.,
preferred
6%
Central
1,500
Mr.: DeMuller
9-15
$1.25
(one
($20 par)
Common
Wyllie and Thornhill
any
3
3
8-17
25c
(quar.)—___
preferred
Corp.,
Fibre
Central
7,000
p.
99-
9-
Saunders,
-7,000
5 %
preferred
Creole
174,
Tire
&
4V4%
Shares i
Chaplin & Co.
C.
1
1
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
1—
Co.
Co
dividend
Carman
the
Ames. Emerich & Co., Inc.
Inc.
quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
Brooke & Co.—
Co.
—
Inc._—.—
Safeway,
Canadian
'•
'%'Y
.
K.
Co.,
Forge
Canadian
the
Wm.
S.
;
common
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand
?403,024 shsv
-
Geo.
1010-
Ltd.—
(initial
Brunswig Drug
Canada
mate¬
15,000
8,100
$1.75
}12V2c
•_
preferred .(quar.
erence
underwriters,
8-20
1
9-
35c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Buffalo
5,000
8,100
8,100
—
Shoe
Cowles
this
furnishing 130 dealers with national brand machin¬
Ride-A-Mewer, Eshelman garden tractors and lawn-
Pincor
Trim
motoroller.
$5
safety
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs
Harris,
Worthington
The company is
mowers,
:
7
70c
Outstanding
purchased by
-
9-
40c
—___
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
16, 1951
several
;
-
5
9-17
8-28
40c
(quar.)
Rigelow,
1st
$5
Brown
working capital.
preferred
days'
Brown
Co.;
17,100
Byllesby & Co.
!
Proceeds
covering 100 shares of preferred stock to be offered
share) through Glen L*. Hiidebrand, President. The
be
welding
9-
10c
quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)—
Company, $3 2nd pfd.
11.
Wallingford
The
6%
alloys, alum¬
plates, sheets,
industrial
(increased
common
&
1,500
of
railway—_
oper.
New
\
be
to
7,500
Net
$7,386,912
railway——
174,
of
tubing;
supplies;
8-31
9-15
Tobacco—
YQtrar.)-,
American Oil,
Brown
R. C. Schmertz & Co., Inc.
1948
1949
$8,507,527
1,857,692
from
form
the
it
8-27
9-10
$1.50
(accum.)
A
British
7,000
are
1950
railway—
Net
—V.
1951
bper. income
From Jan. 1—
Bridge
8-17
9-10
tl2>/2c
Mfg.; Co.,
Class
furnishings.
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc. has been named principal underwriter.,
The public offering price and underwriting terms of the debentures
$8,691,380
railway.
the
of
stock
-7,500
'Earnings
Earnings—
>'
Brillo
15,
800,000 shs.
Mericka & Co.4
Fairman
SEC
_____—
Foods, Inc.
'
Manufacturing Co.__________________
1,500
additional
an
Co.
1
9-10
5c
_
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
8,000
for
.
(Initial)
class A
9-
50c
25c
_—
Moon
1,500
committee.
,
RR.
ands
steel
OF JULY
AS
follows:
as
Co.___,
men's
Wabash
in
Bateman,
subsidiaries
June—
steel
nickel
Co., Inc.______
Shepard & Co.;
&
months
this being the maximum amount of
'"ho New York Stock Exchange
opened
6%
Blue
Boss
American
McJunkin,
amounted
on
purpose
Co.;
Co.8,100
Overland Export
173, p. 2655.
finance
A
Brothers
Grant-Erownell & Co
in
Co.
preferred
Common
welding materials; refrig¬
faste-rlngs and accessories, and
Shoe
'■■XL Shares
Corp
MacGregor, Inc.
Ohio
M.
5
and
the
Bloch
year
June
8-21
8-17
20c
___
Houghton Inc., Fund A
1
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Reed,
and
purchased
Class
Axe
share, compared with net
on
1
1
50c
—__
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
1st preferred (accum.)___.
_______
1st
Crown
have
1981
The
company is
also seeking
5.000 shares of its common stock,
shares
bonds,
current
1
99-
U2y2c
year
the
of
9-
1
10-
50c
Associated
7,000
registration statement with the SEC
a
mortgage
News
_
Machinery Co.
& Foundry Co._-.___
(bi-monthly)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
to
calendar
Payable of Ree.
t25c
25c
____—_
Co." (quar.)
Chicle
Machine
Mason, Moran & Co.___„
volume
season
stock of
ro
par value.
The bonds
public sale at competitive bidding. ;
common
offered
are
'Y,;'Y -jr.'';Y-
Richards
—V.
balance
(quar.)
Laundry
Fauset, Steele & Co._^
Utah Power & Light
Co.—Registers With SEC—
first
names
shares of common
of
(Inc.)
carry a
Co.
(quar.)-,-.
-——
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Co.,
alloys;
value)
par
Butcher & Sherrerd___
Net
of
(Louis)
Ltd.
Co.,
,
,
Holdera
When
Share
Paper
American
1,
amounted
the
Pennsylvania
in
include
CAPITALIZATION
Higginson
Net
The company on
Aug.
Sept.
&
Co.
American
over¬
Authorized
Yi'YY
•
H.
<
covering $9,000,000
175,000 shares of
and
stainless
Inc.
Humphreys will succeed Herbert E. Smith, Chaiiman and former
President, -who will, retire Aug.
31, alter 38 years of service.
Mr. Smith
continue
'
Arthurs, Lestrange &
has been elected Chairman of the
He will continue as President.
effective Sept. 1.
months
common
Brake
Straus & Blosser
Mr.
"will
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
Sills,
United States Rubber Co.—New Chairman—
H.
metals
Inc.
In addition to the
10-year loan, agreements with a group of banks,
also provide short-term credits up to
$2,500,000. according to Wesley J.
of the
record
1951,
for
an¬
50c
^Excludes 79,176 shares of treasury stock, of which 120 shares were
acquired by the company subsequent to April 30, 1951.
tGiving effect
to 2-for-i stock split.
'
" '
considerably increased.
Peoples, President and Chairman
Power
Gas
American
applied to the retire¬
and
its
and
four
*
■
More Jeeps
requirements
30,
$28,040,240
per
distributed
TCqmnion stock ($2.50
added to its working capital.
Due
;
■
Prescott,
/
proceeds of this loan
Allis
Corp.; Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., and United States
copper
<
4
Stroud
the short maturities
on
April
was (organized
American
Products
brass,
Wm.
Interest
of
first
$1.02
:: Inc.
Co., Philadelphia.
are
Corp.?
The
United Stated Radiator Corp.—Loan Privately Placed
ance
General Motors.
Steel
Kay,
■—The corporation announced on Aug. 8 that it has ob¬
tained a $2,500,000 10-year loan from the Bank of The
Manhattan Co., New York, and Penn Mutual Life Insur¬
of the loan
the
or
ferrous
include
Glover &
3,500
;r--
457.
n.
&:
4,700
—
174,
for
sales
Moore, Leonard & Lynch-
2,500
Company
Smith, Barney & Co.
Union Securities Corp.—
2,500
&
Y"
Co.
Dean Witter & Co
Hornblower & Weeks
ner
&
customers
.
we
Name of Company
Allied
This
company, which purchases its products from more than
100
suppliers, distributes finished items primarily in western Pennsylvania,
Ohio,
western
Maryland,
Kentucky and West Virginia.
Principal
Lee
1,500
Putnam
3,500
172,
7%
ended
dividends
the
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
Per
sold for
was
to stockholders of
air-conditioning-supplies;
industrial safety supplies.
Y
Y/X
1,500
3.500
months
net
$410,817,
selling stockholders,
Co.__
2,500
Graham,
Co.-
Merrill Lynch,
&
1951,
and
number
Shares
McCovmick
15.200
Inc.—
Noyes,
Parsons &
Co.—
Co., Inc.__
California
Hemphill,
>
&
four
Income
to
non-ferrous, and
-
below,
Shares
Eastman, Dillon
10,
which
in
second table
$6
""
B:
series
quickly
was
The stock
shapes, rods, pipe and tubing, and carbcn
rials;
refrigeration
and
air-conditioning
supplies, and fastenings and accessories.
these obligations and of the indenture
pursuant to which |
the obligations will be issued have not as
yet been deter¬
mined, nor does the company make any representations
that these negotiations will be successful.
UNDERWRITERS—The
share,
per
all
during the current week.
.
1907, as Lees-Williams Co., its present name having been adopted on
July 15, 1909- Its principal office is at 901 Pennsylvania
Ave., Pitts¬
burgh, Pa.
The company is. a
distributor,-jobber and warehouser of
inum,
ently being conducted by the company for the private
sale to a group of insurance companies of
$5,000,000 of
15-year debentures. The exact terms and conditions of
Y
the
against
as
Net
eration
,
one year.
tExcluding $160,000 due within
^Excluding $100,000 due within one year.
///
year.
§Jn
Sept.
on
BUSINESS—Company
*Less $141,953 due within
v
Y.
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
at
income in 1950 of $1,067,673, or $2.65
per common share.
$594,543
t3,440,000
$2,850,000
series
value
par
bonds
mortgage
.
first
the
Belden
amounted
133.333
cumul.
3%%
first
,
1950-
Oustdg.
year)
3%%
of
per
share
due within
$66,667
407.
p.
proceeds will be used for general construction purposes.—V.
Net
$4,000,000
3,000,000
15-year debs., series A, due Feb. 1, 196315-year debs., series B, due Oct. 1, 1965—
term debt
nounced
DIVIDENDS—EARNINGS—Dividends on the common stock have been
paid in each year since 1934.
The latest declaration of 22 cents
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
3V4%
Other long
174,
Financing—
$7,000,000
subscribed and the books closed.
share
per
'1;Authorized
•'
,,
sell
to
In
tables.
the account of two stockholders.
Corp.—Further Details—Men¬
EFFECT
is
....
1239.
and
1104.
154, p.
Further details follow:
GIVING
plans
bidding late this .fall..
$11,113,019
CAPITALIZATION
•Notes
used to reduce bank loans.—V.
'
American
the offer¬
cumulative pre¬
dividends.
underwriting
Dividend announcements
Co., Inc. (Pa.)—Stock Offering Oversub¬
scribed—Public offering of 180,000 shares of common
stock (par $2.50) made on Aug. 8
by Lee Higginson Corp.
1950, now has total
16,
share.—V.
per
No
•''.
\
DIVIDENDS
right
share
Abitibi
made in the "Chronicle" of Aug. 6 of
and accrued
3%
\
the
per
stockholders
The
Williams &
$62,551,834
-
started
was
$8,424,017/ equal to $6
held.
Willard Storage Battery Co.—Notes Placed
Privately—
See Electric Storage Battery Co. above.
\
ing and sale of 60,000 shares of 3%%
ferred stock, series B (par $100) at $102.50
/<'■/
shares
privilege.
*
.
company
The
p.
from prior
amounted to
1951
Science Fund
was
100
loss carry-over
during
operations
Total net assets of this fund.,
United
each
over-subscription
an
■
competitive
such taxes
although no
tax.
non-recurring
As of August 1—
assets
for
a
United Funds, Inc.—Total Assets Increase—
net
given
proceeds will be
The
the
this year due to
Cash
United
record
July 10 were recently offered
shares of capital stock (no par) at $16
shares
West Texas Utilities Co.—Plans
Williams
company's earnings for the quarter
ended June 30, applicable to the common stock, amounted to $1,223,141
or 35
cents-per share. This is after deducting 3% depreciation and
will
of
CVh
than originally
contemplated.
i
also
were
of
rate
involved.
,
rate
a
Services, Inc.—Stock Offered—
stockholders
the
9
(549)
to subscribe for 9,573
1
'
As
Welex Jet
River,
company
communication
4.2%
or
Island-Narrows
Staten
Atchafalaya
Mississippi,
microwave
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
the
of
the
over
and
.
9-29
9-14
(quar.)—,——10c
9-29
9-15
50c
9-20
8-31
(quar.)_,
—
<
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(550)
Per
Name
Goodyear
Tire
New
Ohio
75C
8-15
9-14
8-15
Penobscot
$25C
B
American
Indemnity Co.
(N. Y.)
9-14
8-15
9-14
8-20
1st
Peter
Inc.—
Payment shown below are from net invest¬
General
Fully
Common
Low
7c
priced
stock
Industry
Utilities, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
...
5%
Inc.,
Cigar
Nickel
pfd.
Freight
Southern
City
Co.,
Ry.,
50c
9-
8-15
8-17
10-31
65c
9-15
9-
8-31
1
8-
7
8-24
8-3
5'/2%
8-17
9-
1
8-3
9-17
9-
1
7'%
1
8-22
8-31
Texas
Company,
9-15
8-25
Texas
Gulf
Thomas
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-31
Missouri
Missouri Utilities Co.,
5%
Monarch
(quar.)
Machine Tool Co.
Morrison
Cafeterias
7%
preferred
M /tor
Finance
Motor
Wheel
514%
Corp. (quar.)
preferred
The
1
8-21
Timken
9-
1
8-21
Tishman
9-10
9-15
50c
9-10
94c
9-
8-20
8-30
Toronto
8-30
Transue
65c
9-15
8-24
Irregular
9-
1
8-15
Underwood
9-
I
8-15
Union
9-
1
8-17
Union
8-14
9-10
8-15
9-15
8-17
8-20
50c
9-10
8-27
National
balanced
N; tional
stock
National
$2.40
$2.40
selected
North
class
A
Co.
American
Car Corp.,
preferred
North
American
Nirth
Pennsylvania
Northern Paper
Extra
6%
Ohio
Refractories Co. (increased)
RR.
Mills,
Co.
common.—,
———_
Co.,
new
com.
held)
5%
comrr.cn
series
A
Vk'/o.
Africa
non-residents
4
tax
10-
1
$0-
1
9-14
8-28
-
8-20
10-15
10-1
9-14
99-
7
9-1
8-13
1
U.
S.
United
4
Telephone
'A %
8-15
8-28
Co.,
of
(quar.)
Pennsylvania—
8-10
9-8
•8-22
Company
8-20
9-10
8-20
$1.50
9-10
8-20
4'A%
Winter
Supply
8-2C
9-25
35c
Co.
(increased)
A
—___
9-17
Governor
$1.25
8-15
11-29
11-14
8-31
8-24
9-17
8-20
1
9-10
Below
8-22
8
Acadia-Atlantic
Acme
class
Steel
A
Co.
Wire
9-
4
Agnew
10-
1
25c
1
11-21
50C
9-
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
«
$1.75
9-15
P-
1
$1.75
12-15
12-
1
50c
9-15
8-31
50C
9 15
8-31
9-15
8-31
$1.25
9-20
9-10
30c
8-15
8-
25c
9-24
8-31'
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
4'/2% convertible
9-10
8-15
Arkansas-Missouri
8-31
8-15
Arkansas
1
10-
1
10- 1
9-10
9-7
9-10
8-20
9-7
9-
7
9-
1
8-24
50c
9-
5
8-14
9-
1
75c
9-
1
8-10
20c
9-14
8-31
8-20
9- 1
8-20
9-
1
8-17
9- 1
9- 5
8-20
8-20
9-
1
8-16
9-12
8-17
Edison
$5
Steel
Armco
1
50c
9-
8-24
Atlanta
1
9-14
4%%
35c
9-
When
Holdert
30c
8-31
$12'Ac
10-
1
9-10
$30c
10-
1
9-10
50c
9-12
8-14
60c.
8-15
8-
-
4»/2%
Avco
common
1
1
8-10
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
(quar.)-
2&c
/2
30c
nil
6&c
06,4c
40c
40c
8-
7-31
(quar.).—
1
9-
1
7-31
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-28
9-14
V.
1
8-20
9-
8
8-
9-
1
4%%
if 0%
^
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
1
Bancroft
8-20
7-24
8-17
8-17
5i
J"
9-12
8 15
9-15
8-21
8-27
9-10
8-27
8-31
Corp.,
991/0P
22 zc
(quar.)
common
common
common
Show
8-15
1
(monthly)
& Sons—
Co.—
8-31
1
8-15
1
8-15
8-30
of Canada. Ltd..—
(quar.)—
& Aroostook RR.
preferred (quar.)
8-15
9-20
9-
loc
*
^oc-
1
8-17
8-15
7-31
9-
±15^
Iiuc
8-17
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—-
preferred
Fund
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)-——-
Radio
8-10
of America—
preferred
Mutual
8-15
1
9-
Co.
Inc.
(Joseph)
8-10
7-20
9-21
*
Ltd
Mines,
prior
Baltimore
9
8-10
9-
Mills,
Balanced
r
„
Corp.,
D.
8-31
9-15
10-
juc
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Avondale
7-31
9-
9-15
»
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canteen
Products,
8-10
9-
<tl
ravo
Co.—
Corp.
8-10
1
9-
$$1.12/2
Co.
Manufacturing
1
8-15
12 It
9-
Common
5%
9- 4
12-21
—
(quar.)
RR
Line
Refining
Gold
Bangor
5c
12-17
^
Light Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Corporation
6
$15c
12-21
2L
Gas
Payable of Re a
9-15
9-21
9-
—
10-
Automatic
3
9-28
75c
common
25c
56'Ac
Tack
7
8-
1
$1
Atlanta & West Point RR
Powder
8-10
9-
9-17
25c
(quar.)
8-20
Atlas
9-15
1
9-
15c
8-
8-22
(quar.)__
10-
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
(quar.)
—®
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a)
$4.50
6
4
8-21
9-17
Common
9-
10-
Corp.—r
Gas
8-15
given in the
1
9-20
9-28
$15c
(quar.)
9-
announced
11-
$45c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Coast
1*
8-16
9-25
Atchison,
Atlas
8-31*
10-
50c
preferred
8-17
Atlantic
8-31*
75c
Cork Co., common
—
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
A10 Equipment, 4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Artloom Carpet Co. (quar.)
"7":"
Associated Dry Goods Corp., com. (quar.)—
6%
1st preferred (quar.
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
8-15
1
9-14
35c
Armstrong
8-22
;
$1.25
Corp
8-10
com.
25c
$3
8-16
9-10
6
'
(quar.)
common
1
6
9-
9-14
10-15
*
(initial)
class A
9-
these being
Ltd.,
31 Ac
(accum.)
(quar.)—
9-12
1
8-
-
common—
Co.,
preferred
8-24
m
Co.—
Power,
Natural
preferred
3
9-15
ft"
preferred
6%
8-
8-31
60c
dividend
Arizona
3
$1.75
(increased)
8-24
10-
1
8-20
9-12
12-
$1.25
preferred
8-17
Stock
9-
8
$1.12'/z
common
1
Share
Ltd.
8-15
(s-a)
1
8-17
(s-a)
Stores,
1
$1
9-
Avcn
(quar.)
9-
«i
Mills,
Corp.
Oil
6
Co
Corp.
8-
40c
■rrrrr-.T
Co.,
1
(quar.)—
Surpass Shoe
Glass
9-
in previoui
The list does not include divi¬
Sugar Refineries,
(quar.)
8-14*
1
*'•'
(quar.)
Products
participating
Participating
Argo
B.
Aeroquip
9-11
Farms
9-
give the dividends
Vending Corp.
1
9-
(quar.)
8-31
Name of Company
ABC
8-30*
9-
$3
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
preferred
Aunor
we
weeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this week,
Acme
$1.39
6%
Arden
8-23
9-
4c
(quar.).,:
Extra
$1.20
of
Cotton
25c
Co._.,_
Co.
8-31
9-12
15c
Nitrate,
Anheuser-Busch,
Atlas
Investment
1
10-
$1
(quar.)
Anglo-Lautaro
9-
9-20
10c
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Common
8-10
1
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mining Co.
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. (increasieid)
Arcade
9-10
10-
9-14
Copper
A
3
75c
$1.50
prior
Class
5
9-20
convertible prior
—$1
Wisconsin
50c
Co
5c
75c
Corp
iquar.)
com.
5%
Common
A
Per
8-15
8-10
of
(increased)
Foundries
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)___—;
Hirsch, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)__„
preferred
&
9-10
75c
preceding table.,
8-31
9-10
Seating
convertible preferred
$5
8-18
9-10
8-
Ltd.—-
Lines,
75c
—
(Northam), $3 conv. pfd.
Woodward
9-25
8-18
8-15
75C
(quar.)——
preferred
Anaconda
$31'Ac
40c
(quar.)
—
8^24
8-25
9-
c-
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
—
American Zinc, Lead & Smeiting Co.
8-20
3-14
5C
American Woolen Co.,
9- 4
12-14
8-31
Common
$4
9-14
9-15
—
Pulley
5%
1
12'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)-^_
& Standard Sanitaiy—
non-cum.
7%
9-13*
10-
*5^
Radiator
8-20
5c
30c
(quar.)
9-10
10-15
8-31
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Extra
Auto
5%
Common
65c
A
Inc
8-15
25c
•
1
1-2-52
»*•'
10-
4-1-52
75
(quar.)—-—
President
American
8-16
9-10
$1.50
preferred
Co.
preferred
Raalte
7-19*
Co. (quar.)——
American Smelting & Refining Co.
$1.75
$1.50
$2
common
1st
non-cum.
8-15
Corp
(quar.)
B
American
8-21
9-15
7c
(quar.)
Rubber Co.,
8%
7-26
—
Co..
preferred
$4
8-17
$1
;
preferred
Class
7
9-1
10-
Metal
American
6%
8-28
10c
quar.).-—I,
9-14.
1
8-20
preferred
65c
(quar.)
30c
8-31
preferred (initial
10-
—
Winn & Lovctt Grocery Co.,
dividend)
~I~I
9-21
>
$3
(quar.)
common
Extra
7%
above
South
(Del.)
Fund
Co.,
Western
payment is equal to $1.39 on
the American shares
subject to the Union
of
Science
Westbrook-Tlicmpson Holding
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
10 shillings on the
ordinary shares
The
Funds, Inc.
Gypsum
8-31
...
(initial).
10-15
60c
8-15
9-21
4*
9-13
8-31
$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)—
—
American
Paper Goods
,
7%
preferred (quar.)
7 %
preferred (quar.)
American Potash & Chemical, class A (quar.)
meeting
(quar.)
Corp.
8-31
1
4*
9-
$1
(quar.)
Co. (Newark, N.
Co. of Illinois
$2
9-15
of a share of new 5% series A
$100 par preferred for each share of new
common
8-17
com¬
J
8-28
10-
9-
1
4c
preferred
4'A%
Co.—
Storage
7-31
$i
—..IIIIII
(stock
the
of
(quar.)
Cold
8-15
50c
1
10-
25c
LaFrance-Foamite
American
100
(s-a)
Walgreen
(7/100
New
Co.
Car
7-31
25c
_
9-14
75c
7-31
$i
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Match
I
9-17
75c
7-31
30c
common.—
10-
75c
Semi-annual
American
9-25
20c
(quar.)
8-15
25C
Investment
8-21
9-10
$15c
$60c
—I—IIIII
1
Steamship (quar.)
Leather Co.
Insurance
Forging Corp.—
8-15
9-15
9-
50c
&
American
9-17
1
10-1
12
8-15
$60c
8-15
50c
(quar^
American
payment
—
Elastic
Warren
(quar.)____
———
each
Ltd
8-15
5c
—
(accum.)_.
Mfg.
convertible
$2
series—
8-24
10- 1
new
special
a
Syndicate,
Inc
Vick Chemical Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare. Ltd., 5% pfd.
A'/SC"
Sewer Pipe Co., Ltd.—
convertible class A (quar.)
Newmarket
Extra
series
groups
of
This
approval
at
(quar.)—
for
par
12c
series
9-14
1
convertible preferred (quar•)--Home Products
(monthly)-American Indemnity
Co.
(Bait.)
<>a>-
ex¬
Corp.
Terminal
S.
for
Venezuela
series
1
9-
American
8-17
6
10-
6%
8
8-17
1
Hide
American
*
lie
preferred stock
National
8-
Hawaiian
American
redemption
shares
held).
Sept.
on
preferred
United
U.
Van
.
8-
Louis)
(quar.)
preferred
$6
American
share.
per
Williams Steel
&
Tank
United
8-31
the
Elevators,
United
25c
to
held
be
to
9-24
9-10
J
1
8-15
8-31
89c
for
(35
$20
common
stockholders
mon
1
35c
•
8-15
Co.
Co
dividend
subject
9-17
8-15
■"
of
Steel
Construction
&
preferred
shares
1
called
Bearing
stock
9-17
10-
been
Realty
40c
8-23
National
Roller
Extra
8-20
50c
.
8-15
sim¬
a
deposited
stock not
has
Sept. 4 at $105.94
on
8-31
Narragansett
Series—
8-15 /
1
9-14
43c
is
payment
for Pittsburgh
preferred)
and
preferred
change
9-
8-31
5
75c
Felt" Co., lommon (quar.)
&
Window
9-20
8-21
9-14
Products Corp. (quar.)
Securities & Research Corp.—
1
1
09-
to
8-31
1
9-27
Food
999-
$5c
—
(this
exchange
9-
25c
National
Hair
American
accrued
9-28
8-31
National
dividend
9-10
I
5
9-
& Electric
Vitrified
25c
8-17
(quar.)
American
8
9-
87'/zc
Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend (subject to the approval
9-15
9-10
1"
preferred
preferred
preferred
Furniture
Tobacco
common
9-14
Corp.
Gas
American
for
9-15
Aluminate
American
American
8-31
30c
Association
American
regular
8-21
2614 c
—...
8-20
8-15
15c
Chain
&ocable„
American Forging & Socket Co.
8-20
8-15
9-10
^.goc
(quar.)
American
payment
the
9-10
50c
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nat'onal
of
9-15
Murray Co. of Texas, Inc
Nathman Corp.
Racing
portion
8-20
25c
(quar.)_
9-12
8-15
9-10
8-10
Steel
9-8
$1.75
Inc., common
8-16
proportionate declaration
on
the
outstanding preierrsd shares deposited
4%
(quar.):
8-27
7%
7-31
8-
4% pfd. (Q
1*
8-15
1
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
7%
7%
ilar
Consolidated, Inc.—
Corp.
Munsingwear,
(quar.)
8-16
9-
y8-17'
5
9-
(quar.)
Stove
8-20
30c
preferred
8-17
8-27
8-15
1
9-29
1
& Foundry—
Car
American
9-11
75c
9-
9-
10-
Co., common
Can
preferred
7%
9-11
50c
Barge
American
8-17
10-
9-14
(quar.)
American
8
25c
II
(quar.)
8-15
9-
1
Note Co., common
American
9-
is
(quar.)
common
CO.,
preferred
$1.25
Co.
9- 1
8-15
10-
Line Co._——
American Business Shares. Inc.—--
1
35c
(quar.)
common
(this
Aug. 31)
4'A%
2c
Service
8-
15c
8-15
5%
___
8-15
8-15
65c
8-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
8-15
9-1
•z:0«
9-14
———-i——————
preferred
American
12'Ac
Inc.—
8-24
37V4c
(quar.)
9- 1
$1
26AC
(initial)
8-30
8114c
.
Quarterly
American Bank
8-15
27'Ac
Producing Co.
Steel
25c
(quar.)
8-20
$1
Fund,
com.
$1.75
_
8-20
30c
(accum.)
new
50c
;
Public
preferred
represents that
50c
quarterly
10c
(quar.)
B
1st
25c
3.75% convertible preferred (initial quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., com. (quar.)
Class
_
35c
,
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
conv.
9-15
9-
preferred
a
Corp.
35c
—
9-1
1
$50c
$31'Ac
$12'Ac
37'Ac
pfd. (1950 series) (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson, 5% pfd. (quar.).
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Telephone Bond & Share—
Minneapolis-Honeywell RegulatorCommon
Furniture
—
——
-
50c
common
Refineries,
convertible
—
Corp., common (quar.)
——
convertible preferred A (quar.)
4'A"It
1
40c
(incr. quar.)
9- 5
60c
933Ac-
Oil
Sunray
9-14
9-
(s-a)
Participating convertible
Participating—
Storkhne
9-1
25c
(quar.)_
4*
8-20
99-
9
1
•
Amalgamated Leather Cos., ^nc.
6% convertible preferred (quar.) —
American Airlines, $3.50 pfd.
American Automobile Insurance
(St.
41/2%
preferred A (quar.)—
Paving & Materials, Ltd.—
37 Vac
(quar.)
9-
8-31
—
133Ac
—
Corp.
(Ohio)
(increased quar.).—
Common
10c
Hone
Co.
Television-Electronics
Participating
$1.50
9-
11-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
.
9
8-
10-
93%c
of Canada,
Aluminum Industries, Inc.
Aluminium, Ltd. -—~r
Standard
8-15
$1.50
__
Mid-West
8-15
9-
35c
Co., Inc.
Corp.,
Oil
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Micromatic
Standard
9-
66%c
voting cpmmon
9-14
.
33A%
$1.66%
——
6
———.
8-15
1114c
(quar.)
6
8-
—A--—-
8-
5
(quar.)$25c
Aluminum Co.
9-14
9- 1
Co. (irreg.)
preferred
$3.75
8-17
9-
$3
Zinc—
8-
(quar.).—_
common
12-20
5
3Q
9-15
Common
10c
-
8-24
9-15
Co
(quar.)
1-2-52
10c
Alpha Portland Cement Co.—
Aluminum Co. of America, common
-
8-15
9-10
9-10
5
8-22
9
10c
---
(quar.)—-
convertible preferred
Alloy Cast Steel
7
8-17
10-1
10- 1
25c
;
8-17
$1.10
Steel
preferred
8-14
Co., Ltd.—
Thermit Corp., com.
——
9-
1
9-
30C
Tquar.)— -
Inc.
Laboratories,
31/4%
8-10
17'Ac
$1.25
Southern California Water, common (quar.)
16'Ac
4% preferred (quar.)
25c
4'A %
pieferred (quar.)
$0.265625
(5%% preferred (quar.)34%c
Spartan Mills (quar.)
!—
25c
Spear & Company, $5.50 1st pfd. (quar.)—
$1.37'A
$5.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
$1.37'A
Speer Carbon Co.—————
25c
Spotless Company, Inc
—————40c
Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp., common.
25c
$3 participating preference (quar.)
75c
Participating convertible preferred
$31'Ac
5%
9-
$3c
C.)
partic.
8-14
;
(quar.)
Simonds Saw &
■
$1.25
(quar.)
Company
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
5Vz% convertible preferred
$3.25
B
45c
Company, common (quar.)
$1 convertible preference A (quar.)—
v
Class
6-15
9-15
9-
40c
$1
9-15
10- 1
9-15
8-15
30c
25c
25c
$3
~
HIIT_I.1I.
$1
10c
-
87'Ac
81'Ac
30c
...—
40c
8-22
35c
———
(quar.)
Mfg.
30c
(quar.)
Extra
9-15
J0-
614c
Ltd
Structural Steel
Textile
8-31
8-15
Magnavox
7%
9-29
9-15
9-17
(monthly)
Manufacturing & Sales Co
Mercantile Stores
10-15
9-
2nd preferred
common
8-6
8-31
$1.12 V2
Taylor, common (irreg.)
preferred (quar.;
Non-voting
8-15
9-15
10-
Corp. (R. I.), $5 pfd. (quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp., new com. (initial) _
Co.
9-14
50c
Local Finance
&
9-28
$1,121/2
—
__————
Hegeler
8-20
9-14
$1
1214c
___
(quar.)
District Power, cqm. (quar.)preferred (quar.)
—_
&
8-15
1
9-28
$1.25
_
Matthiessen
9-
9-10
10c
1st
Pen Co.
Corp, (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
8-31
8-21
A.)
Extra
5
$1.25
Oil
Mfg.
9-10
9-20
25c
(quar.)
1st preferred
9-
(W.
12-15
12-15
$3.50 6-30-52
"
(quar.)
Co.
9-20
60c
(quar.)
Refrigerator
Sheller
8-18
9-15
$1.25
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)..
Lamston (M. II,), Inc., common (quar.)——
■.
8-18
8-31
Co
12-15
1-3-52
9-20
5c
...
Extra
Sheafer
9-20
8-31
3714c
Lake Superior
Metal
9-29
Brick
Fisher
.
1-3-52
1-3-52
8-20
12%c
———.
-
(quar.)
Kid
Allied
12 %c
(quar.)
Whitehall RR.
&
&
Seeger
8
%c
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.
Guaranteed common (s-a;
Allied
12'Ac
South Atlantic Gas Co.,
common
$6 preferred (s-a)
Leverage Fund of Canada,
Say re
8-16
9-
25c
Land Co., new com. (inuitial).
Industries, common
convertible preferred (quar.)
Kerr-McGee
&
9-10
5C
Kern County
Metal
9-14
9-20
8-31
8-15
8-
9-
10-22
50%
1st
6%
(quar.)
preferred
Rutland
8-24
1
———
—;
Extra
5%
7
9-12
10-
8-31
10-22
1
9-19
8-21
8-31
30c
$1.20
(quar.)
-
9-19
1
$3.50
preferred (s-a)_—--7% 1st preferred (s-a)
Alabama Gas Corp., common
7%
1111-
$2
common
dividend
Stock
9- 1
50c
(quar.)
Tool
&
Common
8-20
9-
Gear
8-15
1
$2.50
AlStSa Dry'Dorci"& 6Up"b"ulldSi.
8-22
30c
——
Co,———.——.-.——.—--
Mfg. Co.
1
9-19
10-
25c
25c
——
(quar.)
Co.
9-
7-30
8-15
25c
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville (Ky.)
8-20
9-15
12 %c
—
Company, common.—-:—..
preferred
(quar.)
McCormick
9-15
9-10
Metal
Extra
8-20
12
(quar.)—.
common
preferred
(R.
9-15
Ross
8-20
$1.12%
■
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
System
preferred
non-cum.
Mahon
8-20
$1
Machinery Co. (quar,)_
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Water Supply, common
preferred A (quar.)
$4 preferred
B
(quar.)
K. W. Battery Co. (quar.)
Clock
8-20
40c
$5
5%
Rockwell
75C
(quar.)—
Jamaica
MacKinnon
Riverside
9-15
—
■Increased-
Lux
8-20
8-28
Youngstown RR.
Akron, Canton &
50c
Co..—
*___
8-20
f50c
International
International
Motor
Spring
9-12
10- 1
10- 1
9-14
15c
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
8-31
8-31
(quar.)
Extra
8-31
62 '/zc
(quar.)
5% preference series A (quar.)
—
Mfg. Corp
—.
8%
Risdon
9-14 A
15c
25c
20c
60c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Inc., com, (quar.)__
Reynolds
8-20
8-20
$1.05
—„
-
Hunter
Ludlow
8-20
8-31
8-31
Co.
prior preferred
8-31
$1.12%
„
(quar.)
Corp.
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., com.
$4
preferred
(quar.)
;
Honolulu Oil Corp. (increased)
Hoover Company, common (quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
Foods,
5%
10- 1
$1.50
(quar.)
America,
Transport
Silk
8-31
12'/zc
(quar.)—-..-.—:
&
8-20
30c
__
_.
$4.20
6%
8-31
$1.10
(quar.)
$4.50
Lord
8-20
6c
States
5%
8-31
Real
9- 1
53%c
50c
.
-
Purity Bakeries Corp.
8c
A.*.-
Utilities
$1.20
8-20
10c
Tobacco
Drug
8-31
Inc.
Metals of
13c
stock
.
Interstate
Provincial
3c
Equipment
'Steel
Haskelite
Pressed
8-20
14c
„
bond
Railroad
8-20
8-20
8-31
lie
}
Petroleum
Railroad
8-31
8-31
Prentice-Hall,
8-23
53'Ac
quar.)
—
9c
Mining
$4.50
Pratt Food Co.
8-20
8-31
9- 6
9-29
9-29
9-15
Payable of Rec.
Corp..—
Radio
Aircraft
8-15
Co.—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry
13c
company
Railroad
L
(quar.)
preferred B (initial
4'A%
9-15
8-15
25c
quar.)
Co.
Insurance
15C
Merchandising
$4.50
8-20
9-25
9
Co.—
14c
Machinery
Investing
Kendall
&
(initial
Pitney-Eowes, Inc., common (quar.)
4'/<% preferred (quar.)—
8-20
8-31
8-24
75c
Power Co. (stock dividend)
7C
Industrial
4%
Phoenix
9-12
10- 1
9- 1
9-10
50c
±
Quarterly
8-20
8-31
21c
equipment
Food
Katz
8-31
10c
Electrical
Kansas
8-20
14c
Chemical
Hunt
8-31
15c
-
,
Building
$4.40
8-20
15c
Automobile
Gulf
8-20
Classes:
Aviation
•'
8-20
8-31
10c
stock
8-15
25c
87%c
98c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
4% 2nd preferred (initial)
Philadelphia Dairy Products (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
8-20
8-31
13c
1
8-31
9c
±
8-31
10c
bond
bond
administered
1
5%
(s-a)
common
9-
20c
$3.50
$1.12%
50c
Co., common
3'/2%
j
.
Fibre
4%%
Inc.
(Charles)
New
Funds:
Institutional
Corp.,
Paul,
Pfizer
income—
10c
9- 1
9- 1
$1.50
Chemical
Petroleum Heat &
Securities.
ment
$2.25
Co
preferred
Perfex
—
Quarterly
Group
9-15
$12'/zC
__
Inc.,
Lumber
$1.12%
56'Ac
preferred (quar.).—
pfd. A (quar.)
4'/z%
Co.,
Ohrbach's,
Pacific
(initial)
Mackay Stores, Ltd, class A
Class
Power
8-15
Share
Name of Company
8-
Holdert
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
8hare
Name of Company
9-10
100%
dividend)
When
Per
Holdert
Rubber—
&
(stock
common
Great
When
Payable of Rec.
12 %C
Common
Gordon
Share
of Company
13, 1951
Monday, August
...
8-15
1
9-14
8-29
1
9-6
,
(Continued on page 45)
10-
Volume 174
Number 5037 '.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(551)
Stock Record ®> Neiv Yo rk Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Rang? for Previous
7
9 per share
39% Dec
1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
* per
Lowest
share
54% Jan
Highest
J per share
21
41% Mar 15
30
4 Va Mar 15
62
i
.
Aug
2
r
1
3
27% Dec
29
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
July 12
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
2
30
May
18
36% Dec 21
42V4 Feb
1
.
6% May 17
"*Q
14
36% July 12
43
Jan
39% July 14
53% Nov
15
49
63
17 % Jan
17
7% July 26
48 % Dec
-
8
Aug
39 Va Apr
3
15
55% Mar
20 Va July 13
110 Va Jan
5
4
11% May
27
26 % Apr
121% Jan
Oct
18
71
5% Dec
29
3
3
86% Dec
30
73% Jun
83% Oct
20
82
19
36 Va May 26
18
91 Va
Sep
21% Jan
47% Dec
89% Mar
100
8% Jan
19
Nov
11% May 27
60% Aug 24
23 % Dec 22
83% Nov
Jan
>26% Dec
11
30% Jun
13
Feb
16
44% Sep
100% Dec
28% Jun
27
47% Jan
3
34 Va Jun
28
53% May 31.
98
22
67% July
*101
13
5
26
Feb
9
49% Aug
100 % Aug
>
6
3
40% Apr 27
82 % Aug
100% Jan
2
Mar 13
29
3
Jan
23
19
Feb
5
Jun
135
4
July 31
27
53% Nov
22
49
Jan
2
14
Dec
27
13 Va Jan
15
16% Apr
82
Dec
28
78
13
88
Jan
*
63% Aug
2
16
May 14
26% Jan
7
Dec
27
67% Jun
16
57
Jan
22
10% Jun
27
20
Dec
30
12% Jun
29
20V4 July 5
66% Aug
2
17% Jan 19
43% Dec
14
34% Jun
25
44 Va Feb
301/4 July
5
16% Jan
2
101% Feb
8
109% Oct
4
7% Jan
13
14 Va Apr
21
10 Va Jan
10
3% Jan
3
8% Apr 21
120% May 24
5% Jun
29
93% Jan
2
90 % July 26
178
July
5
190
Jan
102
July
6
18
167% Jun
28
Jun
27
35
Oct
17
x29% Jun
29
55% Jun
26
79
Feb
18
22
30% Nov 27
73V4 July
27 Va July
19
51
Mar 22
39% July
5
15% July 17
23
Feb
23
18 »/4 Jan
4
17% Jun
25%£>ec
27
21 Va July 10
89
Jun
4
21% July 13
38% Dec
30
81% May
49
97
8
Jan
13
115% Jan
36
101% July 12
32% Jan
Oct
7
76% Nov 21
178% Jun
113% Jun
6
2
10
29
Lowest
9 per share
5% July 13
July 31
24
17
Jun
24% Feb
27
4
17% Aug
6
1% Jun 25
93% Oct
12% July 12
25% Mar 22
12 V4 Jun
54
79% Oct
72% May
3
51% May 15
41% May 19
3
44 Va July 12
43% July 26
4% Jan
3
13
84% May
17
55% Mar 22
45% Aug 25
/ 8% Dec 29
1
29
Dec
11
5% July 20
47 % Mar
9
3
34% Apr
11
29% Jan
6% Nov 13
9% Apr
13
6% May
1
75
Jun 19
46% Jun
30
25% Aug
75
Dec
26
13
July 17
16% July 18
13% July
81% July
3
3
49
Mar 29
92
16% Dec
Nov
28
12% July 12
90
5% Jan
29
104
3
Mar 22
July 13
*
14% Dec
13
6% Jun
23% Aug
32
Aug
1
3
Aug 2
11% July 26
175% July 18
39 % Mar 30
50
;
5% July 13
28% Dec 16
Amalgamated Leather Co
preferred
\1%
7%
x83
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
100
29
2
Jun
20
15% Jan
10
2
8
33% Mar 16
July 31
27% Jan
Apr
24
11
165
3
July
6
7% Jun 25
14S
Apr 23
37
221/4 Feb
16
3% Jan
2
117% Aug 17
■-
25
2
26
July 23
25
59
Jun
29
Jun
14
57V4 Apr
121% Mar 28
Jan
134
Mar 30
64% Nov 27
4
X117
28
60% Aug
72% Oct
Feb
4
17% Dec
15
7
8
American
Gas
Hawaiian
American Hide & Leather
51% Jan
10
1143/4
113
1133/4
113 Va
114 %
3,800
173
174
86
Jan
6%
174 Va
175
260
313/4
32 Va
31 Va
32
3,800
77
77
76 Va
76%
771/4
771/4
76%
77V4
♦76'A
78
31 Va
31 Va
31 Va
31 %
31
31%
31%
32
31%
313/4
3,300
40%
40 3/4
403/a
403/4
40%
41
40%
40 3/4
41
41
2,800
*19%
19%
*19%
♦213/i
22%
90%
90%
*174
45%
19%
19 Va
19%
22
22
21%
21%
92
*90%
*90%
126
127
Si 175
////: 171
' 171
45
45
AND
45%
HIGH
,i
SALE
Tuesday
Aug. (i
19%
120%
300
105
123%
170
45
Wednesday
Aug. 8
Jan
10
Co
10
1
com
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
f;,:, 1%
2
100%
102%
1%
,>/;
■
102
"-vv
120 Va
45
14%
300
170
7
:
-
170
C:
44%
,
Friday
106% Jan
7%
100%
102%
Shares
1,40'J
26%
200
17%
17%
11,800
1%
1%
1%
101%
8,700
*
60%
100%
101'A
6,400
133/4
13%
T3%
86 Va
86%
5,200
5,100
603/4
X59%
60 Va
44
♦43
44
"43
6%
6%
6%
48
6%
48
35
35%
7
7
*77
59
59%
44%
•43
44%
6
60
6V#
6
*47%
50
35%
7
79
♦47%
59%
•43
6%
2,000
52
♦47'/a
52
35%
•35%
36%
5,700
7Va
35%
7%
8,500
6
7%
7%
1,000
7
200
79
♦77
193/4
♦19
19%
19%
1
19%
18%
19V4
19
of 111
19%
19%
19%
20
193/4
20
193/4
193/4
3,200
common
1
19
19%
19%
J.9'3/4
191/4
19%
19Va
19%
19%
19%
11,000
983/4
♦973%
Co
♦77
18%
79
•77
19%
983/4
983/4
No par
13%
16%
100
♦86%
& Metals
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com_No par
133/4
14
133/4
14
13%
46%
46%
47
47%
48
103 Va
IOP/4
102
17%
17V8
19
133/4
46%
preferred
100
Amer Mach & Fdry com
...
_
Amer Machine
4%%
share
7%
•26
86%
35%
preferred
17%
1%
per
*7%
26
17%
,
I
7%
26
13%
48
preferred
—100
♦102
3
Amer Metal Products Co
2
17 Va
8
American Molasses Co—
1
♦8
Co—No par
33
33% Aug 10
t per share
86 »/4
35
3.90%
the Week
14
48
31
19% Mar
101 Va
: ;
Sales for
Aug. 10
Aug. 9
88
1
7%
400
13%
50
2
200
t,
86%
No par
*6%
•
r:
881/4
common
preferred
443/4
100
59%
;
43%
6Ve :;
9,400
'V
14%/ 14%
88
60
30
123%
*280
Thursday
"V.
f per share
1023/4
300
700
,
92
87%
14 Va
87%
♦42%
2
Products
29
17% May
Jan
9 per share
Home
*973/4
16%
•86
88
8Va
8
983A
♦973/4
.
78
19
983/4
•77
78
1
973A
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
86%
86%
*85%
873/4
973A
•853/4
17
7,000
-
8'/a
8%
20
87
13%
13%
473/4
48
*48%
49
1023/4
♦102
17%
200
163/4
16%
873/4
1,200
*102 3Zi
103
♦102%
103
17%
17%
17%
8%
*8Va
8%
>
13%
13%
17
1,600
2,300
30
17%
♦8%
3,200
8'A
800
33%
32%
33 Va
323/4
33
33 Va
32%
33%
8,500
No par
32%
32'/4
32%
33
33V8
33%
•32%
33%
33
19%
20 Va
193/4
20
19%
193/4
10%
.19%
19%
33'A
19%
17,100
16
16%
16
16'A
16
16'A
16
'16%
16
16%
39,900
26
Light
No par
Amer Rad & Std San'y com—No par
7% preferred
100
165%
165%
10% Jan 19
American Safety Razor.._„....._J)
•7%
73/4
177
Feb
Gas
Co
&
471/4 Aug
6
American
47%
5
American
45
85
167
•;
45
Amer Smelt &
.
47'A
56
851/4
Feb
86 % July 30
167
Jan
9
14
Seating Co
No par
Ship Building Co_.No par
Refg com
.No par
preferred
—100
7%
American
Snuff
Co
common—25
23 Va Feb
158
Feb
9
28
68% Jan 31
154
Jan
16
75% July 16
120% Apr
107
16
Mar 16
Feb
2
35 Va
351/4
35%
353/4
35%
35%
35
35
Co
1%
100
American Sumatra Tobaio
American
6%
Tobacco
5%
68%
130%
157%
157%
157%
1573/4
157%
1573/4
61%
62 Vs
25
71%
119
71
119
119%
119%
119%
119 Va
119%
119%
98%.
81
81%
18 %
I8V4
98
98%
80
/
81
18%
18%
8
8%
38 Va
38%
97%
preferred
Oil
' Feb
10
200
97%
8 Va
38 Va
119%
8
138
71'A
119%
8
373A
38 Va
v
3,500
810
5,600
370
4,800
20,900
100
98 %
97%
97%
♦78
80%
79%
78%
78 Va
60
18
18%
173/4
18
17%
17%
11,800
83%
83%
83%
98%
*78
•83
85
90
*83%
84%
84%
84%
83%
44%
451/4
45Va
45%
45%
45%
443/4
45%
44%
45 Va
41
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
1,660
34
34%
34
34
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
3,600
•104%
106%
*104%
106%
♦104%
106%
21%
A P
58% Aug
8
36% July
51% Jan
29
Corp
Andes Copper Mining
22
•104%
93
106%
94
104%
94
104%
94%
93
43 Va
93 Va
93
93
44%
423/4
43%
60,500
Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
♦92
41%
20
93 Va
900
42%
9,800
44 Va
43%
443/a
•15%
153/4
15%
15%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/4
7%
*7%
7%
1,700
No par
*6%
56%
563/4
57%
58 V2
58%
♦59%
60
57%
58%
1,200
-10
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%'
40%
41
40%
40%
13,400
10
20
43
*15
14%
15%
143/4
1
W Products Co
Corp
700
;
50
No par
8% Jan
Steel
300
25
No par
6.25
Anderson-Clayton & Co
Armco
11%
683/a
133
Corp—
Common
Anderson-Prichard
62%
138
71%
973/4
1,100
> 6,500
62%
1373/4
100
35
62%
62
70%
par
50
5,700
23,500
1373/s
8
400
,
343/8
157%
723/g
63
38%
38%
129
157%
1373/4
:
330
1573/* 157%
•
71%
81/4
158
19%
137%
393/4
30
6,300
19%
x62 Vs
8%
1,100
81%
19%
19
72%
38%
Glass
♦67%
*130%
623/4
8'/s
Hock
*11
68
133
137%
40 Vs
1
•34 Va
71%
62
8 >/a
No
34%
1363/4
39%
preferred
11%
38%
•128
72
136% 1373/4
5
Copper Mining
68
*130%
19%
Woolen common—No par
Wire & Cable
11%
193/a
—100
$5 prior conv preferred—
HVa
130'/a
11%
193/a
—25
$4 conv prior preference
♦128
68%
130%
19%
___100
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
$4
68 V2
130%
19%
com
preferred
7%
> 68%
19 Va
common.:
Corp
113/8
69%
130%
♦11
—100
preferred
Viscose
*11
111/4
68
*130
5
American Tel & Tel Co—
American
Dar
No par
preferred
Anaconda
7
39
129
No
Stores
Anaconda
19
*38%
38%
129
158
American
*128
46
158 %
34%
129
4,600
46%
♦45
900
40
73/4
X46 %
81
34%
6
44% Aug
38%
3/fc
833/4
35%
7
4
39%
157%
157%
46
46
35%
41% Aug
3
*38%
82
353/a
45% Aug
7
38%
♦45
73A
35
2
13
159%
157%
46%
.
♦169% 171
8
♦128
2
Jan
84%
159
46%
45
84
169
351/4
3
94% Aug
46%
45
85
7%
128%
37Va July
110
46%
46
84%
♦45
V
169
7%
35
36% Jlily
6
169
128
87
341/4 Aug
7%
100
American Sugar Refining com—100
6
♦167
7%
No par
non-cum
American Stove Co—
Mar
38%
159
46%
167
preferred
6%
73% May 23
138
157
7%
32%
American Steel Foundries
38% Apr 27
13% May 1
5
2
19
21%
PRICES
Aug. 7
19 per share
Ice Co
90
11
t per share
American
6% May 21
46% Apr 25
22.
19
*90%
300
*165
500
213A
92
*280
■/
•174
213/4
*90%
125
♦280
♦45
Monday
122%
191/4
213/4
92
320
,
American
convertible
400
173 %
Electric Co
SS
108%
32Va
24
81/4 Jan
13% Apr
page
114
174
24
36 Va Aug 10
11
18
see
115%
173
•107
313/4
No par
No par
preferred.
American
3
47% Oct
29,200
2
3
11
26
13
4,100
6%
/,:/•?/ 1%
9
Jun
20
For footnotes
123/4
6%
18
2
66% Jan
26 Va Jan
123/s
6%
173/4
Jan
31 Va Apr
33% July 14
123/4
63/8
115
•
18%
Jan
2
Dec
108%
12%
63/a
17%
9
18
49 Va Dec
108 Va
12%
18 Va
50
2
100
108%
17%
Anchor
110% Mar
Va
6Va
American Export Lines Inc__
40c
Amer & Foreign Power com—No par
$7 preferred
No par
&
7,900
3,500
_
12%
73/8
$7 2nd preferred A
19% Feb
3
38
6%
261/4
$6
50
37%
12%
7%
3
94% Jan
x25% Apr
<\
14%
6
261/4
1
77% Apr
28
108
66
14'A
•
6
7%
7
July 17
141/4 Mar 28
,
38
26%
28
70
38% Nov 24
38
7%
x951/2 Jun
40% Dec
38
♦65
32%
American Water Works Co Inc
27% Apr
14%
*253/,
American
27% Mar 10
65 Vs
14%
7%
26%
6
18
2,500
65
7%
3
14
21,800
1,300
18%
15%
*25%
IOV4 Feb
Dec
85%
t 18%
66
1
46% Jab
Dec
15%
85
183/4
14%
No par
25
16% Nov 24
15 VA
35%
.
373/4
109 3/8
123/4
12%
'
Aug. 4
30
21
3
*108%
15%
900
32Va
Saturday
8
Apr
301/4 Jun
Nov
9% Jan
109
12%
/k
♦65
:
2,200
62
32%
com
18
95
Nov
109
66
124'A
613A
10
15
100
36
18%
♦65
200
•122%
10
Jan
12% Mar 22
12
85%
183/4
Tiling
88% /i'g
2
158
11
15%
85%
183A
STOCK
18% Jan
19
150
Jan
15% V 155/8
84%
183/4
LOW
102% Aug
37V4 Jan
161% May 20
76% Jan
9
July 12
15%
?•:
85% ;
183/4
16%
100
Encaustic
42% Feb
19
19% Feb
15%
85%
40
•16%
No par
No par
European Secur
139% Jan
3
106
15%
18'/#;
1,700
3,300
*36 Va
16'/a
125
63%
63
85
3Va
3%
40
124%
633/4
1,600
4,900
32
Co
American
6
Jun
125
♦62%
76%
79
89%
89 Va
No par
100
Cable
American
20
10% Jun
*16%'
125
'
76%
79
-i,
3%
♦36%
16% v
18%
100
com
8
Jun
59% Jan
*3%
40
♦16%
•
38%
9
30% July
2
32% Jan 10
11
3%
76%
*36%
63%
373/4
Feb
8
123% JUn
60% Aug 17
54% Nov 16
15
July 16
70% Mar 28
Nov 24
*51
125%
63%
39
26% Aug
2
21% Dec
124%
63%
15'/a
76%
*
125%
63%
;
*84%
Par
16% Aug
22% Feb
18% July 13
16%
*172
2
18% Jun 30
5
124
3%
40
*16%
176
45%
YORK
3% !;
*36%
16%
20
12% Jan
9% Jan
3%
3%
40
series B-100
16% May 12
81
893/4
preferred
Natural
129
8
79%
89%
Distilling Co
Power
13
Mar
78%
89%
conv
News
136% Oct
61
79%
89'A
3%%
American
27
1
79%
*280
American
5
14
37
80
89%
1273/4
American
18
Apr 20
37
79%
89%
■r
294
American
95
80
125
3
13
May
37
36%
*94%
90
294
27
Jan
5% Feb
35%
1,600
10
22% Feb
Jun
63
98
preferred series A-100
36V4 Feb
35% Dec
84
•96 Va
conv
3
46 Va Dec
99%
3%%
31% July 19
44
3
97%
38%
prior preferred
American Cyanamld Co
16 Va Jan
28
145
28
12,200
com—No par
4% %
22% May 23
22
7% Jan
48
95
79%
EXCHANGE
50% May ll
134% Sep 25
22% Mar 24
21% Feb
47»/«
143/4
American Crystal Sugar com
NEW
3
14
30
48%
14%
i
Colortype
25
169% Sep
62% July 26
200
47%
98%
14%
preferred
American
10% Jan
29
4
146% Jun
95
483A
98%
3%
Locomotive
*157 Va Apr
3
*94%
48'/4
16%
American
2
42
146% Jan
*94%
49V»
99%
65
.'
5,800
95%
•36%
Corp
300
1,700
48%
14%
Co common-
9
41%
99%
"
24
32 '/a
41%
49%
65
preferred
28% Feb
21
31%
41%
99
2
preferred
203/4
323/g
411/4
10
35%
50
American Car & Fdry
20%
32
,
10
common
Radio
20 *
21% ;
100
preferred
American Bosch Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co
♦203/a
89%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
22% Feb
41% Apr
12% Jan
*94
94
1
21
14% Jan
11
75
18,200
98 %
Petroleum
American Bank Note
.21%.
9%
75%
48%
1
241/4 Feb
Jun
31% Jan
Jun
94
50
com
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Investment
14
July 14
•21
No par
American
24
9
9,600
6% non-cum preferred
100
American International Corp_No par
51% Mar,16
38% Jan 25
753/8
7
73 % Nov
123
74%
No par
America—_No par
Co
11% Nov 22
38
1,000
75%
8
53% Dec
1
75%
Aug
Jan
5
29 Va May
75 Va
19% Aug
v
July
37% Dec
9%
Alpha Portland Cement
&
47% Dec
185
>74%
9%
9%
•
323/8
Chicle
May 3
14% Apr 26
36% Jan
9Va
76,
41%
Chain
27
9% Nov
9%
9%
75
41 Va
American
Jun
26
*12
Oct
23
97% Aug 10
17% May 12
4
9%
20
16
22
78
Jan
9%
17
7
21% Dec
9%
17% May 24
28
25% Oct
101
43 Va
94%
321/4
convertible
84
43%
32'/a
4%
•80
*93%
41%
6%
84
500
43%
41%
American
2
4
2% July 13
64 % Jan
3
Jan
*80
*
5% Jan
4% Mar 23
♦80
84
11,400
-
43
$ per share
21 Va Jan
Nov 24
84
110
3%
79 VA
32Va
Lowest
$ per share
8% May 19
18
3%
*7/%
♦20%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
3%
79 V4
943/4 *• 943/4
STOCKS
$ per share
3Va
*77%
32 Va
Range for Previous
Year 1950
3%
783/4
21 Va
conv
900
2,300
72%
3%
41%
cum
23/4
21
•71%
783/4
32'/a
3%%
*2%
20%
72
3%
41%
Amerada
2%
203A
210
9,300
136
943/v
__9
of
•132
78%
No par
9
2
2%
203/i
*71%
Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common_No par
3%% conv preferred
100
21
15
2%
136
29%
1
Feb
Aug
♦132
52
29%
No par
Dye__
32 V4 Jan
58% Jan
2%
*51%
29%
433/4
173
180
2%
136
8
52
29'A
3 Va
1153A
2
*132
,
8 Va
*513/4
29%
43%
114%
6
136
8
52
*931/4
172%
Aug
29%
94%
100
131% Aug
11,000
8%
*513/4
44%
25
2
8 Va
8
8%
29%
500
43%
Can
Feb
13,100
52
♦80
American
97
233/4
♦93%
6
x45
23%
94%
5%
May 17
24%
28%
43%
1
18
23%
28%
78%
1
19
400
24%
20%
Cable &
Jan
62 Va
233/4
72
Broadcasting Co Inc
85 Va
403/4
*613/4
20%
American
39% Jan
40%
62
72
American
185
42
62
20%
2
115% Aug
*40%
*92%
Co
Co
2,800
28%
41
72
30
294
Jan
&
28%
29
20%
16
4
42% Jun
Chemical
3,500
3,100
100
Industries Inc
Allied
6,000
5%
31 Va
62
72
84
42
5%
X31
41
2%
78
♦80
313/4
Shares
59%
62
8 Va
3%
59 VA
5%
31 Va
31%
20%
3 Va
593/4
5%
72
78
593/a
6
24 Va
*131
Jan
7% Mar
2
111
20%
*71%
*28 s/8
593/4
Sales for
the Week
I per share
40 Va
29 Va
2%
30%
29%
*61%
136
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
8%
14% Apr
71% Jan
23
49% Oct
33
2
114
6
171% Jan
19
29%
Allegheny Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Aluminum
.41
27
30
52
10b
Aluminium Limited
20
16V4 July 13
Juft
Jun
8%
29
2%
5%
Friday
Aug. 10
Aug. 9
$ per share
62%
40%
*62
23%
51%
♦131
ww
2
5% Jan
36 % Apr
9% Jun
14% July 13
24
1
common
preferred
5
94
58
23%
10
Mills
11
3VsJun
62%
100
59%
31 *
29
39 Va
62%
Thursday
Aug. 8
S per share
6 Va
30%
29 VA
39%
CLOSED
Stores
38% Jan
66
Inc
41/4 %
Allied
20
40
Aldens
29
exchange
No par
Vicksburg Ry
Mining
Allied
.
29
26
Alabama &
"30%
PRICES
•Wednesday
59%
6
50
com
w w
Inc
Alaska Juneau Gold
48% Jan
4
Jun
Jan
Equipment
preferred
34% May 31
9
91% July
5% Dec 29
$3
Air Reduction
Allied Kid
40
40
STOCK
1
No par
1
Gas
76% July 25
23% Feb
2
89 V\ Jun
5
Affiliated
Feb
20
Aug 16
Co
Corp
Feb
29
July
Express
59%
6
30
SALE
t per share
60%
5%
10
Adams-Mlllis Corp
Admiral
I per share
59 %
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 7
Aug. 6
-
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp__10
11
Dec
3
2.50
Co
102
99% Dec
36
Steel
Adams
10
Jan
84
5
Acme
I per share
AND
Monday
g
Motors Co
6
81 Va July 12
30
July 13
Dec
Apr 26
Laboratories
ACF-Brill
28
July
39% July 17
20
2
86
4
20% Aug
28% Jan
28
93
V: 58
2
2
87% Jan
28
Jan
9
Feb
4% Jan
July 11
May 31
9% Jun
1
32% Jan
44
19
27% Feb
77
27
July
8
3% Jan
80
23
4
2% Jun
74
5
50
Jun
Detf 28
13% Mar 29
53
2
Jun
133
2% May 10
19% Jun 25
67 Va Jan
r
53
26
31% Apr
19
3
*
3
1
3% Jan
?v4 July 13
3
29% Feb
Feb
121
18
7% July 17
47% Jan 18
9
28% Nov
Apr
20 Va July 17
13% Mar 15
Saturday
Aug. 4
Par
Abbott
Sr
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
•
LOW
STOCK
t per share
2% Feb
Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
191/4 Jan
6
v,
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
5
57
X41 %
7%
•14
14%
300
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, August 13,1951
...
(552)
n
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
I
Highest
9
;
$ per
perthare
$ per
Sper share
share
83A July 13
7.672 July 20
92
46% Jan
107 7a July 31
11772 Jun
8
933/4 Apr 11
loo3/, July 17
18
19% Dec
27
157a July 23
12% Jan
9
972 Jun 29
223/4 July 12
13 74 Feb
Jan
13
91
69
39% July 26
14% Apr
Novj
3
Jan
104
Jan
120
Aug
26 74 Feb
21
July 13
28% Sep
21
July 17
273/* Oct
28
19
27% Jan
2
4072 May
24
July 12
28% Oct
23
27 7a Jan
2
40 7i May
15
Mar 10
25
18% Jun
25
31
104
Jun
22
116
Mar 31
Oct
19
1027a Jan
4
115
Apr
Mar
98
3
Apr
104
20% Sep
118
Oct
4
109
59% Mar
39 Y< July 12
413/4 Jan
2
Feb
25
4
5574 Aug 10
3
783/a Aug 10
*17% Dec
21% Jun
19
Jan
4
6
9274 Jan
18
28
86
Jun
27
95
36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
99% Jan
5
105% Nov
27
July 13
257a Nov
24
40
Dec
116
Dec
Atl
27
60 74 Jan
4
78% Aug
1057a Jan
5
Jun
;
Jun
26
31% Dec
13
9% Nov
17
73/4 July
3
3
4%
31
Jan
11
Atlas
14% Jun
29
16
Feb
28
5% Ji
29
11% Dec
20
10 V. July 11
16% Jan
157a Aug
8
8% July 10
19
EXCHANGE
1187a
CLOSED
*16
*
17
80
80
80
59
58
583/4
573/4
97
97
97
16%
17
*16 7B
14% Jan
12
12 74 Jan
3
133/4 May
1
1774
100
9%
9%
23%
1,700
23%
5,700
10
10
1074
10 74
10 74
97a
23%
23%
23 7a
23 7a
23%
23%
35
35 3/B
34%
35 74
343/4
3574
34%
3574
3874
387a
*38 74
38%
21%
21%
*3878 .39
217B
217.
*37%
x217a
387a
2174
35
357a
38%
21%
'
215/8
21%
111
110
108
111
54
54
82
80
81
7872
55
53
543,
55
53%
21%
21
21%
213/8
71
707a
54
54
81
82
54%
54%'
21%
*217a
213/4
6U
,
693/4
70
69
Va
70
.
91
*9174
977a
*96
98
78%
79 3 4
55
55
2172
21%
21%
2,400
723/4
69 7a
70
5,200
*917z
95
bd
*96
98
*96
93
100
77
12,600
777b
'/ b %
7O3/4
11
777a
98
b trjt
98 7a
9a %
98%
98%
98%
9" 7.
273/«
27%
27%
27
27 S/8
277b
28
9'/a Apr
18
67a Jun
25
8% Mar
1
Avco
31% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
437a Jun
18
*9974
997s
340
27%
10 V* Dec
26
15% Jan 25
10
July 11
5
10
Jun
$2.25
1374 Jan 30
Babbitt
8
16%
♦15%
9%
9%
9%
of Amer—5
(The) common
3
preferred
No par
♦123/.
2374
14,700
conv
36 74
287a
8
*77/b
7%
113%
310
.
200
23':
*28
/
1,000
7%
7%
*1574
15%
400
1,000
'
8
1,100
36 74
1137a
37
114 74
;
15 7a
,155/8
*1574
157a
9%
167a
9%
9 72
9%
93%
93/8
12%
123/,
800
10
123/4
12%
12%
12%
774
13
7 74
.
287a
114%
*27
8
>.
11374
29
•113 7a
29
37
37
37
37%
1157a
*153/4
Mfg Corp
8
377a
113%
♦27
5c
100
95
76
No par
1,500
*917a
787a
874
13,100
81
277b
29
/ 1,100
55
.
763/4
373/4
5574
95
76%
113%
110
109
54%
*9o
91
97 7a
29
290
*917a
95
377.
200
6,600
108
109
55
54%
400
•
108
110
107
*109
54
*110
.
5374
21
*106 7a
106 72
109
80%
109
111
►
112
108
108
113
110
330
*16 7b
16%
10
*38
Canteen Co
Automatic
3
3,600
119.
118
24
10
*23%
87B
Co
.
96%
*9674
120
120
120
120
17
16 7B
1,000
58
97
x58%
120
*119
119
No par
common
prior pref ($1.20)'
Autocar
5% Jan
51 7b Mar
96%
100
No par
Corp
Nichols
Conv
10
Jan
11%
97
20
(voting)
convertible pfd ser A
Tack
Austin
15
10 7b Jan
97
5
Common
Jan
2
59%
13,400
9%
97a
9%
80
597a
STOCK
.
9%
9%
Shares
$ per share
S per share
share
9%
10
OI
Powder—
4172 Jan
25
S per
share
9%
59%
96%
100
B
S per
10%
81
100
25
Corp
119
28
109% July 20
series
$3.75
Preferred
Atlas
the Week
59
1
Lines common
Refining common
Atlantic
17
2874 Feb
Aug. 10
81
No par
preferred
non-cum
Sales for
Aug. W
pn)/,
10
Co
RR
Line
I S3
& W
G
5%
7
25
May 23
31
27
7
30
n
Coast
May 21.
98
927a Jun
x25
27
2
6 V* Jun
9372 Feb
i
City
Atlantic
Atlas
5
July
83
Electric
Atlantic
Friday
Aug. 8
S per share
~50
Preferred
New
July 12
Feb
7
82
29
Nov
Jan
15
22
2
Nov
€8
86
Feb
3
613/4 Jun
13
105
2
Aug
28
18
70% Dec
Jan
28% Sep
Aug
55
2
18 7b Jan
12
41
22 V*
82
54 74 Aug
Thursday
Aug. 7
9%
5
$3 conv prior preferred
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No pai
$3.75 preferred
No pai
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co com—l
$1.20 cum conv preferred—No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
6%
1st preferred
10C
?
1% 2nd preferred
100
10
" Associates Investment Ca
Atch Topt-ka & Santa Fe—
New common —'
^—50
197b Feb
8% July 13
11 % Dec
Co of Illinois com
Armour &
9
59% Aug
100% Mar 13
2
53
Aug 10
105% Nov 17
13
Wednesday
Aug. C
f per share
Par
share
12% Jan
28
7% Jan
Tuesday
Aug. 4
EXCHANGE
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since JFan.1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Prevlout
7%
77,
73/8
77B
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63
12
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27
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19
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30
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21
18
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6
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7
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3472 Jan
5
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1
28 7» Dec
23
12
8
12% Feb
227a Apr
4
3072 Jan
6
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4
19% Oct
18
1774 Jan
2
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9
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&
100% Oct
5
9478 Mar
9
July 13
28
Feb
10
34% Jan 13
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89
3
197b Mar
9
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29
597b Feb
Beneficial
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5
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8
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25 y«
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26
29
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13
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3
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1
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39
2
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21
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2
12
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56
2
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12
16
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9
46
53% Jun
27
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29
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27
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29
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40
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12
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2
357b Apr
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9
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3
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18
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4472 May 17
48% Sep
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53
10
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58
14
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11
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3874 Feb
49
11% Jan
18
1
12
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82
4
40
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6
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29
3
July
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8% July 12
69% Mar
7
$5
3074 Feb
23
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2374 May
19
Bulova
4
120 3/4 July 25
157* Nov
25
117* July 17
28
8% Dec 27
79
1337a Aug
153/4 Feb
July 24
88
Feb
7% Mar 15
10
1057a Jan
24
10172 Jan
197a July
Bush
Butler
13
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9
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3
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8
1093/4 May
15
2
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9
33
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28
27
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21
227. Jun
29
10% Jan
9
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28
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5
9
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11
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60
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20
19
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12
577a May 15
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87# Jan
14
-
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20
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6
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15
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5
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28
12
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16
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footnotes
see
page
22.
2
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.
7
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100
14
3,300
14
48%
6374
14
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13
July 26
48
4
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14
2
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62
3
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2
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30
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Copper <fc Zinc
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29
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'
9,000
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100
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preferred
3
16%
145/8
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47
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100
:
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29
1
40
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Dec
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18
372%
16%
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37%
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26
31.
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14%
98%
40
'
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1874 Apr
14 7b Jan
100
94
Watch
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36%
14%
143/s
No par
1
877. Feb
24
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*
363/4
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9%
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44 7b
10 5/s
the Week
$ per share
'
:
163/4
14
63%
Aug. 10
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36%
20
7
48%
6372
'
Sales for
36%
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48%
/
No par
2
Oct
14
100
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Co common
15
103/a Jan 19
94
common
18
Jan
94
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Jan
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28
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1
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5
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10
5
92
24% Jan
1% Feb
bU
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107b Dec 27
July 12
4
bb*/2
10
49
preferred
233/4 May 24
373/8 Jan 25
Oct
3D
-
107a
Inc
Co
(The)
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,
•
4874
Bigelow
Erie
19
14 7a
36%
5
100
preferred
18
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v
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2
Buffalo
13
3% Jan
Bucyrus
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16%
45 %
36%
30s/B
19'
88
4474
3674
37
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127
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927a July 26
Mar 31
447a
CLOSED
1.25
Co
100% Aug 11
18
12% July 13
8
6
19
bj
EXCHANGE
30 7a
8
473/4 Feb
16%
32
387b Jun
July 20
;
3174
20
387a Oct 21
16 S/8
19%
1
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
29
May 17
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91% Jan
363/4
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5
1,800
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36
193/4
.
19
91
$ per share
;
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600
19
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Aug. 8
Aug. 7
14%
STOCK
k 152
19
91
19
Wednesday
$ per share
share
7,600
27,100
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Aug, G
No par
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
5% cum conv preferred
126
Aug 10
HIGH
133/4
' Oct
18
91
237a Mar
1497a
800
.
V
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19
♦17%
19
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307a Dec
3
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2
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15
&
503/4
149
-
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5074
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507a
91
14%
3
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23,200
V
33%
19
13 7a
16
May
33 74
91
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16
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15
20
62
72 Jun 29
Feb
17
33
90
2.50
Jun
33 7e
18%
AND
1%
1%
2774
517B
149
3,700
88
1%
27%
32%
523/4
♦177a
;
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1%
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RR—
Airways Inc
137a Feb
Mar 13
193/4 Apr
18% Jun
Jun *27
52
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87
5,200
'
27 7a
1%
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52 7b
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87
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common
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new
533/4 Feb
2
i 49
3
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47
t
3
126
1053/4 Jan
26
Jun
123
26
34% Jan
17
Jun
94 % May 25
16
287a
15 7.
Brewing Corp of America
1
28 7s
32%
15
Maine
preferred
Braniff
17-
28 3/8
16%
:
Club
Corp
Roller
28 7b
323/4
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton__.
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
July 23
2
3174 Dec 28
20
5 7c
28%
163/b
(The)
Common
28 7s
1 72
Monday
10
50
86
149
1,100
700
49%
2874
S per
91
50
273/4
Saturday
20
91
493/4
90
f per share
26%
20
2'.33/3
49%
27 7a
19
265/a
193/4
91
193/4
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1%
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400
28%
287b
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148
V
17
49%
49%
86
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91
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19%
91
170
2,700
317a
17
.17
26%
*19 74
19%
19%
17
26
♦257a
'26
25%
v
35 3/4
preferred
&
Bower
13a/8 Jan
2374 Mar 24
«
•
9-
20
2972 May 19
25% July 14
12% Jan
293/4 Feb
12
367» Jun
121% Jun
8
5374 Feb
■
237a Jan
27% July 13
747a Jan
5
27
1574 Nov
Apr
25
3272 Jan 26
7% Mar 10
100
19% Jan
Jun
24% Jan
13% Dec 27
14
Jun;27
20
"177b
28%
.
148
No par
Inc
Stores
(jan
713/4 Mar
A—1
Book-of-the-Month
12
127a Jun 25
257b Oct 23
9
177B
1
2.50
5
*
52
6
Boston
227b Dec
177a
3174
31%
3,100
12%
34
*33
34
31%
40
6,000
82
12%
12%
12%
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;;
34
1,400
/
27
*80
82
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12%
12%
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357a
Brass
&
class
Co
B
-
82
*80
82
No par
Co
Laughlin Inc
crass
151
Jan 17
19
'■
12
July
Jan
16
26%
17a
Aug. 4
Co
Aluminum
Bohn
May 14.
44 74 Jan
2774
51
t
Boeing Airplane Co
13
263/4
32%
Par
Co
(E W)
373/.
27 7b
1,000
104 7B
27
27 7a
'
2972 Aug 10
93/4 Jun 25
7374 May 26
15
Blaw-Knox
18
1774 Oct 19
2o
July 17
07i Dec
20% Jan 29
Jan
377a
104 7B
27%
No par
Black & Decker Mfg
40
373/4
104%
l3/a
EXCHANGE
«'
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*17 7b
:>
10
10
37%
317/s
49%
28 3/b
STOCK
YORK
lO
9%
104%
377a
31%
91
*83
100
com_5
100
No par
3,600
12%
LOW
t per share
177s Jun 26
x24% Jan 12
45
NEW
Highest
t per share
137a July
'Jan 10
60
29
Birmingham Electric Co
32% July 2
15 7b Jun 25
15% Dec 28
18% Dec 8
3572 Dec
Dec
1174 Dec
,
27
417s Dec
22% Mar 25
39
share
19% Dec
Aug
7
177s July 24
Range Since Jan. 1
34% Oct 24
26
27
25% Apr
91
Lowest
Highest
I per
preferred
•7%
Bigelow-Sanfora Carpet (Del)
47a 7r pfd series of 1951
21%
10
31%
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
(Del)
Bethlehem Steel
30
4,400
3J V2
19%
493/a
—1
corp—No par
Foods
Best
5
Jan
30
22%
317a-
26
*90
common___10
193/B
397a
22 74
12%
18 74
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Cum
19 74
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2274
32 %
25%
5
jU5/a
39%
31
*17 7a
*
ly%
12%
17%
-
2,200
213/4
33
31
»
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900
#:
79
104
373/8
277b
82
127a
*32 %
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos
Best &
Co
1
1
373/4 Feb
*80
Corp
Loan
2774
79
-
1047/e
3774
*104
5,700
1874
65
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tr-
22
10
10
9%
9%
39%
187.
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80
79
55,300
.
AS# 72
217B
37%
39 7B
19
65
<
600
•
28,400
-
19%
39%
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21%
27
—;
Aviation
Bendix
10
AS
39%
2174
104%
100
preferred
i
ic /a
*3874
21%
93/4
1
10
.
7a
3874
37
1
Corp
Howell Co common
47*%
287b July 26
217s Jan 10
3
26% May
July
4672 Jun
18
53% Dec
20'/* July 27
Dec 14
16 3/4
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as)
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793/4
19 3/b
40%
183/4
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10 7B
11% "'1174
205/a
3 9 3/8
65
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193/4
18%
♦64
807a
80
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100
1
50
10
pfd
RR
40 7b
*187b
327*
12,50
Beech Aircraft Corp
40
18%
65
2174
No par
9
15
*13-2
convertible preferred—100
Mills Inc common
2.50
Beaunit
407a
187a
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80
78 7*
1
Corp..,
Inc
Cigars
33/e%
21
13% Jan
25
Works
Iron
11%
20%
65
*64
,
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--
— —
Bayuk
8
8
78
3
common
Beatrice, Foods Co common
Mar
Mar
3774 Feb
Corp
It*
UL
Bath
17
38
107
31% Jan
2572 July 19
7
4.
9
123/4 Jan
1972 July
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19
11
20
407b
407a
183/4
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21
107#
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103/#
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103/a
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207a
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21
39
100
50
100
10
10
(Delaware)
Barker Brothers
29
12
Oil
2
3
31
843/4 Aug
10%
20
100
preferred
non-cum
4372 Jan
Jan
247a Dec
7% Feb
4%
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred
23% F,eu
2
Jan
173/4 Jan
9
29 y* Jan
Jan
7472 Jan
59
347s. May 17
May 11
15% Mar 25
74
10
16'
37
108
9
Feb
45% Feb
277b Jan
1
13
Corp
Baltimore & Ohio common
17 '
July
64
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26
137a Jan
97a Jun ?0
29
22
24% Jan
2
2
7
July 17
T) Inc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1872 Aug
25% July 26
29 y* Jun
98
Jan
■
1574 Jan
153/4 July
34
11
20% Feb
15% July 12
3578 Dec
Oct
28
(B
13 3/4
13 3/8
183/4
13%
12%
13%
l9
507a
18%
2274
123/4
1374
18%
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507a
227.
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54 '
22
54
12%
13
300
517a
22
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54
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13
18%'
18%
3,100
6,900
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18%"
:
■
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Number 5037
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(553)
13
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Pear 1950
Lowest
I per share
102
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
11
J per share
110% July 13
107
Jan
34 y2 Mar 16
30% Jan
29
50% Dec
4f
19
2
18% Jan
2
25.
39 y2 May 18
\
Apr
21% May 20
15 % July 13
33 '/a Dec
J
28
35
Jan
5
2
11 % Al g
2
69 % July 30
10% Jun
16
35 %
56% Nov
15
140
July 13
Jan
32 % Jan
103% Dec
3
156
27-
55
106
22
29% Mar 21
130% Jan
May
Dec
13
52
29
30
43
Jan"10
Mar 26
140
:
Jan
Apr
7% July 17
100
33
17% Mar 22
10%
23%
23%
23%
233/8
45%
45%
45%
*44%
11%
11%
11%
68
68%
11%
11%
113/8
68
3,200
67%
67%
66%
67%
66
66%
5,200
100
Tractor
pfd
Foundry
Co—
'
38% Feb
32% Jan
2
113
Feb
27
105
Dec
20
16
Jun
9% Jun
26% Dec
20
36
Apr
27
27
July 27
12% Jan
16% Mar
3
25
15% July
28
33% Jan
14% Jan
29
33% Apr
9
27
Class
Central
6
18
Cerro
17% Feb
28
Certain-Teed
40% Feb
9
32
Aug
107% Feb
6
New
2
$4.50
De
Chain
Belt
Jan
Dec
10% Jun
6% Dec
2
1
32%
25
July
5
35% Dec
*76
Jun
30
4% Feb
15
9% Jan
5% Aug 10
% Aug 10
Oct~24
26% Dec
io y4
30
Aug 10
100% Mar 15
18
107
Jan
28
28% Jun
28
80
Apr
27
17
29
14
May 24
38% Feb
J
3
21% Dec
18
20% July
2
27
15'/8 Apr
10
12% Jan
9
17
Feb
11% Jan
19% Jan
13
32% Dec
3
37% Dec
14
7% Jan
3
16% Dec
21
4
5
10% Dec
30
11
17% Jun
Jan
29
8% Jun
25
7y8 Jan 13
27% Mar 30
23% Dec
28
17% Jun
27
39% Jun
28
3
22% Dec
28
19% Jun
25
27% Jan
3
44 y2 Dec
11
40% Jun
25
26 y8 Jun
30
43
26
38% Mar 28
Jan
53 y2 Jan
17
36% Jun
27
Dec
62% Dec
28
53% Dec
•
20
77
July 12
11% July 26
88% Mar 17
82
13% Apr
4
19
3% Feb
14
Sep 11
7% Jun 22
'
29%
July" 19
Dec
84% Oct
$2% July 13
13
9
10
65% July
Year 1950
Lowest
1
26
Jan
41% Dec
109% Mar
36% Dec
24
2
Feb
30
Jan
3
24
31% Jan
4
100
29
28% Dec
19
93
24
34
Mar 11
Jun
1
3
37
-
:
8
8% Jan
Feb
38% Apr
*108
150
Sep
2
Co
11% Jan
18
24
Jan
32% Mar
87
Nov
21% Jan
100% Feb
15
38% Apr
9
53% Feb
14
150
18
4
155
84% Jan
1
Jun
13
90
48
July 17
21
111
26
47% May
8
112% Mar
6
4
42% Jan
106% Jun
23% July 13
31% Dec
29
30% Jan
62% Jan
73
Nov
17
69% May 22
3
Jan
4
29% Dec 28
12% Jan
3
43
37
July 17
v»9% July 12
3% July 11
?
22
34% Dec
134% July 27
70% July 17
112% Dec
7
Dec 18
946
v
37% July 17
95
t
Dec
Feb
Dec
28
Jan
3
1004
Oct
27
16% Jan
13
15% Jan
*
13
109% Jan
27
4% %
-
5% May
36% Feb
138
Jan
28
26
132
Jan
12
Jun
18
860
Jun
29
55% Feb
6
19% Jun
29
26% Feb
10
61
41% Dec 21
.V-,
25
July 12
40
Oct
14% Apr
14% Oct
Jan
3 7.% .Jan
9
Feb
43% Dec 28
39% Apr
4
48 % May
22% Mar
19% Jan
2
24% Apr 26
38% Nov 30
43% Dec
;
1
24% Nov
18
33% Mar 16
27% Jan
11% Feb
30% Feb
6 /
23
Jan
41
6
25
Jun
3% Feb 15
i
67% Jun
8 % July 18
20% July 12
25% July 13
.
18
15% July 5
26% Dec 12
■"I
7% Dec
Jan
Jan
2
26 %
Feb
45% Jan
22% Jan
3
33% May 19
.106% July 19
7%
109% Mar 18
Dec
20
112% Dec 18
105% Sep 26
27% Jun
30
,
106% Jan
19
24
10% July 13
i
9% July 5
/ 40%
July 28
14% Sep
12% Jan
Jun
106% July
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
V
»
58% Aug
s-
r.
2
Jun
35% Jan
4
108% May 28
28
115
Feb
32% Dec
19% Mar
July 17,
.
11
106% Dec
29
32% Jan
100.
24
12 -Feb
24
: 93
41% Jun
23
...
,
30
78% Jan
11
For footnote*
see
28
page 22.
.
2
Jun
Jun
64% Feb
7% July
48% July
i
34%
535/8
54
53
54
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1163/4
1183/4
9%
CLOSED
9%
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92
*140
100
87
50
•
1003/4
100%
345/8
34
34%
53
52
52%
52%
52%
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114
116%
112%
114
12,300
93/8
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9
1,100
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92
52%
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92
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92
28%
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92
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47%
47
47
4 6 5/8
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463/4
463/4
900
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160
87
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90
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160
90
71%
71%
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104
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42
6,700
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89
109
22
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48
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48
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7,300
93%
183/4
19
900
22%
215/8
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10,900
47
46%
46%
280
preferred
cum
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48%
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48%
100
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46 3/4
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48
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47
20
2.50
28%
29
28 y4
28%
28
28%
28
28%
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28
2,700
2.50
non-cum 2nd
285/s
283/4
28 3/e
28%
28
28 3/g
273/4
28 3/8
v 28
2,500
Inc—No par
14
commons-No par
preferred
Carbon
Co
Engineering
Co
14
14%
~
12%
w___No par
No par
w
125/s
13
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59%
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.
14%
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14%
125/8
127/B
59%
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14 %
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125/s
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60
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14
620
14%
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25.400
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59%
59%
j
2,700
44%
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443/4
44%
44%
44%
443/4
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44%
3,700
21
5
21%
21
21 %
203/4
21%
203/4
21
20 3/8
20%
5,100
1
39
No par
39
39%
39
39
38%
38%
38%
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39
573/4
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■r
58%
58%
58%
57%
58%
57%
58
57%
58
313/4
10
Solvents
32%
30%
32%
30%
313/8
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31%
30%
31%
31%
10
30%
313/a
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25
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
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31%
10%
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10%
10%
10 %
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10
263/8
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263/s
26
263/8
26 VB
26%
263/8
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29 Va
30
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293/4
29%
29%
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10%
9%
31%
31%
31%
108%
1083/8
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25%
5,300
:
38,800
29%
10
,
10
26%
Commonwealth Edison Co_
Conde
1
100
2,200
—
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19
Y
88 %
109
825
93%
1,700
1,900
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134%
108%
48
48%
33
88%
108%
110
- 45/8
133
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-
1033/4-
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Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
f
10
/
13.500
47
48
41%
35%
30%
49
225/e
50
41%
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60
900
72
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72
345/8
89
22%
48
2,900
34
30
18%
22%
46%
34
34%
109
35%
109%
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109
30%
134%
48%
160
46
109
300
35
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•
„
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1,500
30%
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109%
'
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134%
89
108
4%
33%
283/4
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341/4
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283/4
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;
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47
88
183/4
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com
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300
y
29
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2,600
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100
92
37
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19
463/4
42
Shares
34%
46%
*41
the Week
1003/4
463/4
71%
Sales fot
1,'
9 per share
345/8
463/4
71%
Friday
-Aug. 10
36%
108%
,
45,500
36%
*85
33
100
70%
36%
463/4
321/4
41
365/s
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:
2,100
1003/4
46%
par
10,400
1003/4
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160
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:
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-
9
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1163/s
y
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Consolidated
Cigar
$5
;
No par
Coppermines
Consol Edison
of N Y com
Gas
Elec
No par
&
Pwr
293/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
313/8
31%
313/a
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31%
108%
108%
*108%
*'•
10%
3iy4
,
108%
108
108
No par
Lt
Baltimore
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10%
Corp—_5
preferred
of
Preferred 4%%
is
Preferred 4%
3
9.600
1.900
'r.-.M
3.400
300
10
313/a
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10,700
28,500
HA O 00
500
25
4,400
Co
25%
24%
No par
common
series B_;
100
series C—i
243/4
25
25
24%
'V
106% Jan
3
,
8
Jan
11% May
21
-19% May
'
1
1,
Jan
3
Gas—
Power
Co
10%
24%
Aircraft
;
16%
10%
10%
10%
103/a
103/4
10%
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-
;
..
^ 58%
58%
59
59
59
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
273/4.
12%
12%
12%
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123/4
12%
12%
6
13
123/4
12%
123/4
13
12%
13
12%
12%
5.100
173/8
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
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173/a
15.500
7,300
2
11% Jan
20
Continental
2
56% Aug
2
Continental
■94
.-20
.
J';/;':-"'
Motors—
Oil
of
Delaware
;
33%
333/8
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33%
33%
33%
333/s
109%
109%
109 %
109 %
1093/4
109%
109%
1063/4
1063/4
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413/4
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41
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9
18
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98
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41
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100
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1
333/8
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19%
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59
1093/4
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..
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$3.75
preferred
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Cont Cop & Steel Ind Inc com
2
5% convertible preferred
25
Insurance—
2,900
50
29
12%
'
Diamond Fibre
500
28%
1033/4
Continental
11
583/4
103
Continental
10
1,000
123/4
preferred
1
L
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
—No par
Can Inc cctnmon
163/4
28%
40%
Continental
.C
90
Y
100 v*
.
28
109
'
:
4%
,
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1093/4
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16%
40
com
1003/4
16%
10
Corp of Amer
109%
*100
10%
33%
ll.
No par
Container
;TO9%
16%
17%
No par
preferred——;
111
100%
16%
12%
.i
No par
preferred—.
44.52
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*100
16%
59
■
1
44.50
111
100%
16%
;v
12%
,
1
10c
com
16%
15
Inc
inc
Co
100
100
*163/a
pfd——100
Stores
,
5
9
Natural
•
16
16% Feb 21.
78
Consumers
2
<4J% Aug%7
106
V Consolidated
% Consol RR of Cuba 6%
11
May 28
•
Grocers Corp—1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
5
1
*105%
*100
108%: 108%
100
Consolidated
July 31
21% Mar
25
1
113 % Mar
110 -Jan
99
,
28
12% Jan -10
.
42
2
July 11
92% Jun
17
13% Dec
Jan
C.
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8
34% Mar
*
4
Apr 23
17
Jan
107% July 19
2
104% Apr 23
11
34%
400
4
363/8
100% :
93%
Vultee
4
33%
-
9 per shore
;•;
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Consolidated
Dec
33%
Thursday
Aug. 9
S per share
365/a
3%
lls/a
PRICES
*183/4
10
May
36%
100%
50
.: Superheater
Inc
Commercial Credit Co
3
Feb
30% Jan
36 s/8
1003/4
70
Aug. 8
9 per share
36%
*40
69 5/a
Wednesday
/
>
*100y4
423/8
68%
4
•
107
106.
■~S per share
*40%
70%
19
26
.
SALE
500
18
423/a
93%
21% Feb
,,
HIGH
.Aug. 7
300
12 %
18
11%
483/4
18
4
AND
Tuesday
:
12,100
12
3%
48 Vb
19
9% Dec
693/8
200
50%
85
113/4
*185/8
Textile
8'
July 17
50% July 13
5% Jun 29
*40%
70%
48%
4
*92%
Consolidated
i.
41%
69%
13.400
63
*83%
v.:
12
■V
11%
48%
3
4
41%
69%
3%
v-;
93%
Feb
3
4
118%
18
Mar 16
18%
18%
12% July 19
14% Jun 25
113% May 12
12%
*18
48%
26% Feb 24
6
10
.
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18%
12
Aug. (J
No par t
Columbus & So Ohio Elec
27
29
12%
*173/4
*92%
Columbian
11% May 10
31% Feb
*11%
18
No par
$4.25
20
25
11%
3%
Monday
com—100
Class B
18
29
85%
11%
4
68%
5
.•Columbia Broad; Sya Inc cl A
31% July 26
11% Feb v 3
28
50%
85%
12%
•
*41
9 per share
4tt%
85%
42%
.
*60
*84
——No par
22
.30% Dec
3%
46%
63
50
Corp
—No par
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com__No par
17% Sep
102% Feb
17%
.•■••■12
&
Consolidated Retail
19% Jan
11%
*800
5
100
12%
18%
453/4
*60
*"63
49%
*1323/4
Feb
July 28
*11%
47%
Yjk 63
134%
16
14% Apr 24
85%
108
34% Mar 21
88
«
85%
*18
Colorado & Southern Ry com
100
4% non-cum let preferred—100
7
98% July 19
13% Jan
2
25
101% Jan
i
85%
No par
61% July 20
28
51%
85%
10
com
25
Jan
64
50%
8.50
preferred--
11
36
3,300
47-
47%
64
50
104%
Mar 30
111
45%
47%
64
49%
*103'/2
J 2
7
3,100
45%
47%
*63
4%
22% Jun
7
453/4
33%
45% Jan
Dec
233/4
45Vs
43/8
6
2
•
com
preferred
6
Sep 15
233/a
463/8
Par
common
28
Dec
25
45%
Saturday
Aug. 4
—<■;
22
28
24
453/4
47
47% Feb
109;
,
24%
45%
46s/8
13% Dec
108
r
24%
46%
461/4
28% Dec
Dec
25%
46
.20
10% Jan 25
.
24%
4o%
33%
4%
8,600
25%
4%
.j
2,400
50.300
<
45%
33%
;
44%
24%
25
Co-—,
preferred
Aikman
10%
22%
44%
Vv
46%
913/4
27
Jun
45%
104%
$3.50
*93/4
21%
23%
44%
913/4
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
15
y
.
22%
443A
43/8
Cons
23
23%
44%
33%
Collins
29
32% Aug
2
9% Jan
28
July 12
.
22%
104%
4
8
10%
'
100
9
8
5,700
353/4
Combustion
45% Jan
15
30 3/8
65% Mar 19
x36% July 11
14%
33%
22% Mar 10
6
15%
93/4
23%
91%
Gas
29
18% Nov 14
30% Jun
15%
10%
45%
100
Pictures
14% Feb
2,300
15
10
23%
28%
Columbia
4
July 31
8,800
30%
45%
*18%
Columbia
2
Jun
58
20%
30
30%
32% Apr 13
14% July 13
11
145/e: .14%
20%
31
23%
18%
29
13
15
21%
30 5/8
par
100
;jColgate-Palmolive-Peet
13
,12% Jan
13
$
14%
21
30%
45%
283/8
25
Jun
12,200
15
213/s
30%
22%
28 3/e
33
Apr
■k
343/8
24
54% Mar 17
..
4,700
44%
18%
22
72% Oct 24
8
10%
5
25% Jun
y
19
233/4
30%
Mar 19
56
£
35.% Jani,
11
July 26
i
185/e
23% *
21%
15
10%
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp__No par
3
36
d 38% Dec 21
July 11
14%
10%
LOW
(The)
100
16,900
19%
33%
5
11
57
15
10%
25
——:
preferred-—
2nd
19,500
24%
30%
cum
500
31%
84
18%
34
4%
31%
*823/4
-
24
305/8
Coca-Cola Co
20,100
:
19%
33 %
vi
32
84
4,500
%
37
24%
30%
29
21
313/a
84
5%
*36
*823/4
31%
l
3
37
%
15
14%
par
—No par
conv
103%
5 Vb
:
2,900
19
31
1
gtd 4% stock—
Molybdenum—
cum
*103
V
1,000
!
233/4
>
21%
30%
—25
common
Inc
36%
30%
100
Illuminating com__No
Foods
36%
30
,r
13,600
143/4
21%
30%
.
10
i;87% Jun 29
*82%
21%
par
:
preferred
31%
84
*35 %
No par
18
45% Jun
860
.
94% Jan
•31%
*81%
37
Clopay Corp
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com——No
par
t
7% fpreferred;
100
*
16
Jun
101% Jun
31%
*36
30%
_100
Special
2
27
23% Jan
40 % Oct
10% Dec
Climajt
Clinton
100% Feb
25% July 11
11
5
16
23% Oct
v
31%
37
15
gtd
30
37% Dec
13
%
25
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—It
Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7%
31
25
Oct
5%
%
preferred
non-cum
$4.50
5
16% Jun
16
Jan
Jan
5%
5
10
22
103%
5%
%
common
conv
Cleve Elec
44% Feb
84
101% May 22
21
'1023/4
5%
%
100
Equipment
40% Apr
131% May 16
.
50% NOV 24
.
103 %
5%
20%
C & St Louis Ry Co
34% Apr
July 25
July 12
29% July 17
18
92
143
14% July 17
14 % Mar 30
i
74
C C
5
30
26
165
Jan
37% May
112% Mar 16 y: 102
5 % Jan
3% Mar 24
5'
Mar 27
Feb
39% July 5
28
Mar 15
Mar 14
37% Mar 15
29 y8
Clark
Apr 25
4
4%%
16%
*102%
50
preferred
Products Corp—
'City Store? Co
16 3/e
%
19%
5%%
City
26
2
16%
5%
23%
pfd—
Co
16%
103%
14%
STOCK.
City Investing Co
*
:
7
2
Service
16%
*83/4
30%
18%
preferred
Cities
2
16%
36%
23%
Cincinnati ;Milling Machine Co—-10
C I T Financial
Corp
No par
27
7.400
35%
15
EXCHANGE
4%
44
30%
23%
P_____Nopar
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
43
V.
9%
38
14%
U
26
100
44%
*8%
313/8
18%
preferred
YORK
9
44 %4
X38
82
800
9%
45%
X30%
23%
—
14,700
22%
44%
..
38%
1
com
500
14%
*22%
*8%
.
32
___40
I
common-
NEW
;
v;
93
27% July 31
19
Sep
30%
.82
10,000
193/4
15
38%
*36
120
2Q%
.*19
22%
31%
37%
37
2,100
14s/8
14%
39%
•
4,400
108
20 3/8
19%-
1,300
93/4
36
108
21
22%
V
93/8
36
32
19
;
non-cum
23%
16%
——50
A
conv
,
18% May
29
1
38% July 26
5
preferred
100
111 RR Co com__No par
Copper Co___
Chyrsler Corp
54% July 31
118% Aug
85% Jun 27
23
Mar 30
72
16%
31%
25
Chile
Aug 10
107
Jun 29
43% Jan
Mar 15
40% Dec
♦
conv
5%
14
89% May
138
17
15
23%
i
45%
Co—
...
$ per share
May 17
30
4
May 12
20% Jun
; 16% Feb 16
44%
16%
$3 convertible • preference—No
par
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co—No
par
»
13
Highest
.
9 per share
~8% Nov~20
'
6% Jun
Fib.e
46
*38
—
82% Apr
<
&
14%
44 %
1
preferred __——J.
Childs
19% Mar 30
50
84% Mar 28
82
9 %
preferred series A-.-lOO
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil.:
10
8% Feb
# Lowest
68% Mar 22
15
23%
*8%
preferred
5•%
-
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Highest
34% Feb
*23%
9%
stocks
9 per share
27% July 26
103% July 3
23%
9%
convertible
Range for Previous
9 per share
23%
%
5%
19% Jan
38% July 31
19
44
9.50
No par
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No
94% Feb
22
11% Aug
••
3% Jun
Co
<
9%
36
Mills—.
,
!
108%
20%
5%
series A
36
*108
.'*19%
*102%
Class
9%
•
36
108%
20%
%
5%
Feb
35%
108 %
20%
Chica Milw St Paul &
61% May
35%
108%
5%
52% Feb
July 23
35%
*108
*20
Chicago & North West com—No
47% Aug
11% Aug
3
16% Jun 12
19-
Feb
64
47
*19%
.—
28% Mar
'
46%
103%
59% Feb
58% Apr 27
46% Jun 29
13% Jan
'
30
<•:
46%
15
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co
ql a
Class B
...No
>
14% Feb
25
5iy4 Dec
11
46%
9%
%
5%
Jan
!
■i
46%
9%
5%
38% Feb
19
2,000
46%
9%
20
Chicago Corp (The)
Chicago Great West Ry Co
33% Jan
X28% July
3
.12% Jun 29
■
2,600
46%
*102%
v
Feb
July 12
9%
18 %
21
Paper
& East
3,900
95/8
18%
14%
common
3%%
20 %
9%
18%
1.25
Chic
20 %
9%
18%
20%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
23% Feb
20
9%
18%
No par
90% Jan
,r.
20
9%
9%
9%
Rights
8
2,400
*17%
Checker Cab Mfg
16
37% July 30
2,600
163/4
9%
preferred
% July 26
26
90 % Dec
9% Jan
.v
2
Dec
29
165/a
20
—No par
1,500
16%
16%
15
Corp
113%
.16%
20%
5
543/8
150%
113
17
20%
Co
Champion
98
16%
14%
„
54
*150
.
,*16%
20%
Corp
17,300
54%
18%
18
35%
50
200
*46%
46%
9%
.
5,200
150%
20
Copper
'
,
18%
107%
Corp.com.
Sugar
Pasco
20
,
40
4&%
104%
113%
5
West
Ribbon
46% May 17
/-•
J9%
10
35%
50
South
Violeta
Century
:
107%
B
Central &
16%
148
48%
*103%
150
16%
16%
20
;_*
Central RR Co of N J class A_
May 11
11% Jan
2
36
2
16%
16%
19%
100
common
preferred
-
25
29
2
15% Mar
2
18% Apr
Dec
Light
16%
16%
46
'
5
34% Dec
11% July 26
25'% July 12
Mar
28% Mar
2
8 % Jan
Sep 12
9% Oct 20
29
2
20% July
24
6% July 14
17% Mar 30
Illinois
4% %
'
13% Jan
1
15
16%
17
9%
148
300
104%
113
20
18%
,
*
114
9%
Ry Co vtc—No par
5%
Central
July 30
112% Feb
17
Ga
54
1
150%
113%
*19 %
preferred series B vtc
100
Central Hudson G & E-Corp__No par
of
54%
*150
114%
17%
6,700
45
48%
104%
*16%
1
Co
Central
150 %
114%
148
48
104%
54%
t
*146
49%
*104
56%
*150
150
48%
V'..
,
233/4
'
*146
48%
104%
55%.
114%
17
\
148
47
*103%
150%
114%
5
23
57%
*150
__No par
Sugar
*146
47%
103%
56%
.20
Aguirre
148
46%
conv_—100
common
66%
103%
100
23
12
•;
148
10
common
4.20%
57% Feb
9
600
25"
common..
24% Feb
July 13
2,000
23%
39% Jan
8% July 17
51%
*44%
16 % July
no y2 Feb
51%
11%
26
Mar 26
52
45
26
10
52
24
17% Dec
*
53%
11
39% Dec
Jan
*52%
23 %
3
9
53%
45
3
10% Mar 29
33%
11%
Jan
8% July 13
%
44%
Jan
30
240
33
53 %
53%
Shares
110
33%
23%
4
•
share
110
o3%
11
preferred
Central
May.: 1
110
33%
23%
cumulative
5%
<
32%
44%
Corp
Central
110
33%
STOCK
*
6
110
33 %
CLOSED
'
20% Jun
*109%
Sales fn
the Week
S per
EXCHANGE
preferred
4% %
110
Friday
Aug. 10
S per share
Co
I)
Celotex
5
110
Thursday
Aug. 9
Aug. 8
S per share
!i
15
*
53%
~Il0
common
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
111
33
5
SALE
50
Preferred
18
8% Jan
110
par
_
Light——No
Co
high
Tuesday
Aug. 7
9 per share
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
2nd preferred
100
12
Jun
18% Jan
9 per share
•
18% Mar
15% Jan
Aug. 6
4%
series
General Corp—
&
Caterpillar
2
152
2
Par
and
Monday
Aug. 4
preferred
(J
7%
13
'116
17% Apr 18
20% Aug 29
11 y4 Apr6
3
Ccnv
Case
3
Feb
58% Aug
2
14% Jan-
Saturday
Ohio Ry__
&
Steel
Corp
Carriers
6
105% May 24
■15
Carrier
9
55% Jan
/
Power
Carpenter
9
Mar
106
10
Jan
....Mar
155
May 24
43% Jan
Aug 18
21
Apr
100
9
29
141
Jan
145
1
Mar
47 % Dec
13 % July 13
15% July 14:
,
Carolina Clinch &
Carolina
45% July 13
9% Jan
*7% Mar 13
LOW
STOCK
"■
111% July 17
33% Aug
7
56% Jun 15
'
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
S per share
3
27% July 27
30'/Wan
NEW
Highest
•>
71
71
713/g
71
713/4
70%
70%
69%
693/4
1.700
83^
8%
8%
8%
8%
8.600
55%
54%
53%
55%
8.600.
8%
55
8%
55%
•-
8%
55%
8%
56
8%
55
'
56
3,800
13, 1951
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .Monday, August
(554)
14
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
$ per
# per share
27% NOV 25
20
27% Nov 24
26% Jan
12
53% July 25
55% Mar 13
54% Jan
*0
28
2
July
Jun
17
41
Dec
26
22% Jun
14% Jun
27
22% Dec
28
10% Jan
51% Oct
57
July 17
28% Jan
13
Apr
18
100
24
,
104% Feb
19
Jan
3
78% Apr
10
x66
Jan
23
4% Jan
2
5% Jan
26
Jun
28
2% Jan
12
186
166% May 17
2
27% Jan
36% Aug
2
Jun
11
Jan
5
10% Jan
2
26'/a Jun
30
29% Mar
4
25% May 24
17% Jan
3
15
41% Oct
19
28
49% Dec
16% Jan
29
15
79
Jun
6
23
Jun
Feb
14
.
19
26% Nov 22
13 % Jan
20
July 13
July 13
,102% Dec 27
■l 44V* July 13
;
;
7% jan
10
Jan
5
Mar
8
7%
preferred.
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
3
Cuneo
13% Feb
8
3
Curtis
106% Feb
15
$7
Jan
10
Prior
12% Jan
9
28% Aug
3
57
preferred.—
Curtiss-Wright common
8% July
2
23% July
17
20
32 ¥2 Dec 29
:i3% Jan
13
26% Dec
2
27% Feb
10
132% Jan
24
Cushman's
35 % Feb
24
Cutler-Hammer
30
99% Dec
2
10
Jan
Jun
28
29
Class
A
*
.
7%
pfd
3,100
75
75%
75
75
75
98%
97%
97%
*97
98
98
98% '
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
97%
97%
75%
75%
75%
75%
74%
75
174
173
173
4%
4%
4%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
35%
35%
35%
4%
*95
11%
96%
12%
800
V
35%
*95%
12%
*95
12%
12
12
35%
35%
*95% '.96%
96
1,400
2%
2
35%
12%
70
120
•■
4%
4 %
4%
2%
75
174
*172%
35%
4%
V
75
75%
174
173
260
v
2,800
8,700
96%
100
12%
•
1,400
26%
26%
1,700
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19
6,700
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
1,403
56 %
56%
56%
54
2,700
102%
102%
102%
39%
40%
40%
40%
90%
90
90
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
440
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2.800
90
102%
102%
320
39%
101%
39%
6,200
40
39%
200
*175
200
*175
500
91
*87
90 %
*88
200
53%
55
54%
X101%
3,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
69
68%
68%
*67%
68%
200
10%
10%
11
11%
11 %
11%
11%
2,800
29
*28
28%
28%
28
28
28%
28%
300
7%
12,500
7%
9%
9%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
131%
32%
32%
130%
130 y2
131%
131%
*129%
32%
32%
32%
33
*129%
140
135
1,900
32%
32%
32%
4,100
25%
25%
25%
135
32%
50
400
19,700
10
9%
10
9%
10
51
51
52
*51
104%
*102%
103%
103%
51%
7%
7%
7%
7%
51
10
.
105
104
51.%
*51
7%
7%
IV2
104
*103
10%
56%
103
7%
7%
68
10%
52
26%
26%
*68%
7%
68
28%
7%
104
26%
*175
200
*175
10%
26%
26%
26%
7%
69%
25%
No par
Inc
700
98%
75
*128
100
'•/
2,600
19%
*51
9%
i
—.
Sons Inc
250
62%
173
200
7%
—No par
1
15%
62'
75
90%
26
23
*103
No par
15%
62 %
40%
*27%
Publishing common—Nci par
preferred
15%62%
35%
10%
Cunningham Drug Stores Incii.^2.50
10% Feb
20
Jan
15%
61%
18%
7%
,
15%
61%
35%
*68
.—5
15%
18%
*175
100
42,600
62%
26%
*90
25%
23
..100
common—10
Inc—.—^.
Press
128% May 23
22% Feb
•
100
6% Jun 28
18
8
12 Vb Dec
24% Aug
3
21
100
non-cum
Apr
48% Jun 28
Feb
138
6%
77
100% Jun
55% Jan 28
3
RR
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
11
x25
10% Oct 25
148% Nov 25
20% Jan
125
preferred
pfd
convertible
5%
Cuba
27
*49%
36
56
102%
40
13
185
68
77% Oct 31
>5
30
Mar 20
26%
50%
51%
15%
11%
18% '
25
com
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2
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5
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180
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31
29
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
(The)
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preferred
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25
22% Dec 28
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&
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7
Jan
44% Jan
28
Jan
25
27
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Cork
$2
32
82% Nov
26
15% Jun
175
106
29
31% Jun
Cream
Crown
26 3 a
24%
50%
14%
11%
•
26%
24%
50%
27
61%
15
62
05
1
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of
4
14
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3
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26%
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56
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73%
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common
preferred
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39% Feb
28
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Co
3%%
5
19% May
2
22
48% July
100
17 V2 Jun
■
Jan
35 % May
5
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3
Mar 31
54
94
Crane
2
12% May
105% May
26
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Jan
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14
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27
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27
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15
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28
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10
24%
28%
1
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101
24%
28
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Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
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Corn Products Refining common_25
1%
preferred——
100
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
6
6 y4 Mar
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28%
38
13
187 V2 Apr
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3
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22 y4 July 13
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share
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28%
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8
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24%
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3
2
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25
2
July 16
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17% Feb
78
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24%
72% Jan
104% Mar
'
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28
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Aug. 8
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3
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176'/a July 13
62
20
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28
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Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
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series
50
9
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14
.
AND
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Saturday
Aug. 4
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105
100 V\ July 11
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Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
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55% July 9
42% Jan
8
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49
22
76
Oct 17
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1021/4 Aug 17
17% Apr
3
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I
31
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Feb
32
3
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22
STOCK
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96
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25
14
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26
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30
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2
43% Jun
12
16
3
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14
31
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16% Dec 29
28
34% Mar 17
102 % Mar 21
2
88% Jun 26
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89 Va Jun
July 26
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96
July 5
•
95
6
34% Aug
99
4
Jan
100 Va Feb
15
26
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29
17 Va Jan
5
30
Jun
27
10% Apr
10
Decca
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3
68
14
4
59% Dec
20
57
2
68% Aug
38% Jan
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&
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7
7%
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preferred
25
37
Jan
19
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25
53% Feb
9
Delaware Lack
27
14 % Dec
20
10% July
2
17% Feb
2
23% Jun
21
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2
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100
28
17
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3
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1
preferred series A
100
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
Davison Chemical Corp
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1
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
3%%
100y2 Mar 16
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3
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2
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12
20
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29
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17
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v
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9
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2
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19
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19
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2
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84
18
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8
14
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18
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13
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12
83
Jan
6
122% Jan
9
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22
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25
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31
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26
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100
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25
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257
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1
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111
104%
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106
preferred
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95
2
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28% Feb
52% Apr 26
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11
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2
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29
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116
convertible preferred—100
Pont de Nem
26
34% Jun
2
15
115
10
41% Jan
4
18
Aug 25
112 ¥4
115
International
Eastern Airlines Inc
18
Oct
13% Feb
117%
15%
51
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54% May
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21% Aug
50 ¥2
85
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44% Oct
48
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85
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25
41
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16
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19
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11
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2,000
65%
EXCHANGE
Inc
Shares
13%
13
13%
65
No par
Co
?
13 ¥4
67
No par
Corp
S per share
.
13%
*66
37 ¥2
Ltd
share
tier
13%
67 ¥4
36 ¥2
Aircraft
t
$ per share
13%
67
37 y4
Eagle-Picher
29
the Week
$ per share
10%
48% Jan
Sales f«r
Aug. 11)
13%
10 Va
29
Friday
Aug. 9
68
*50 ¥2
July 10
Thursday
Aug. 8
13%
pfd-—50
5
13% Jun
13
1 per share
9,300
25%
PRICES
7
.
35 ¥4
DWG
19
27
Jun
Aug
25
25 ¥2
600
1,200
1,200
9%, "
Wednesday
Tuesday
STOCK
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
18 Ve Apr
160
l'\
Aug 6
•
25%
26
25%
SALE
11
6
52% Nov
10
f per share
r
Monday
'
9%
26%
HIGH
11
7
13
Apr
25%
AND
11
12% Feb
July 17
41 Vb
Saturday
Aug. 4
1
54% Feb
Jan
5
26%
STOCK
6
4
13
25%
51
8
Jan
2
LOW
25
24:% Aug
Jun
9%
98 V4
24% May
8
9%
99%
4
38% July 26
9%
118%
10
r16
9%
15%
9%
96%
25
98
9%
9%
118%
Jan
102
9%
15%
*97%
Apr
Sep 14
14%
No par
19
95
14%
No par
19
88% Aug 25
15%
14%
series
19% Jun
112% July 12
15%
14%
series
18
14% July 12
.
15%
15
$3.50
25
Jan
1,000
35%
$4.50
27
29
50
35%
Preferred
24% Dec
190
2,400
49%
35 %
Preferred
21% Nov
6
25
49%
35%
3
Jan
20% Dec
Dec
25
49
35%
106% Feb 23
27
171
25
49
35
125
30
40
25%
48%
35%
Common
Jun
.10
25
49%
Duplan Corp
13% Jun
S'
25%
49 Va
9
15% Mar 30
13
25 Vb
*35%
102% May
96% July 19
25
6%
35%
11
3%%
Du
60% Jan
600
No par
5
Dunhlll
9
2,800
18%
No par
Dresser
24% May
93% Feb
36%
18, ¥2
49%
2
$4 preferred series A
$3.25 2nd preferred—
267% Aug
18
500
36
19
6%
25%
•
111% Feb
6%
36 ¥2
19
Cup Co
Dow
Aug
6 ¥4
36%
19
Pepper Co
Douglas
2
6%
36%
18%
6%
68
Dome Mines
16
53% May
6%
36
18%
36
35 ¥a
;
Doehler-Jarvis
5,600
63
49%
Corp
Corp
Dixie
21% Oct
■>
18%
Par
Divco
13
*60
'
36%
6%
36
18 Va
4,300
19%
22%
*18%
6%
*6
;.
'
63
*60
64
*60
63
19%
22
19%
22 Vb
1,500
68 %
67
69
19%
25%
$ per share
16% Apr
9
15
*60
.
36
EXCHANGE
14% Jan
15
181
13
64
69
22
2
Co
Motor Car
T
NEW YORK
16% July 17
119% Jan
i
Co—100
*60
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
31
10% Aug
30% Jan
111% Jun
27
22%
50c
Stores
43% Jun 29
83%
22
25
Diana
Highest
13% Aug
47% Oct
Jan"l3
22%
No par
Diamond
$ per share
share
4
54%
22
common
3
Range Since Jan. 1
35
it
22%
preferred
cum
8
Lowest
Highest
t per share
19%
22
STOCKS
Year 1950
12% Jan
69%
19%
Raynolds class A
Feb
Range for Previous
Lowest
60
69%
19%
5
11 Va Feb
28
59%
70
19%
—
19% Feb
2
60%
69%
19%
Co——_ 1
—'——1
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Steel Corp—
36% Feb
13% Jun 29
16% Dec 27
11% Mar 31
17
5% July 25
59%
70%
19 Va
(The)
Edison
Detroit
32% Nov
8
59%
69%
8
_2Q
Escrow ctfs fpr preferred
Derby Oil Co
21% Mar 13
5% July 12
58%
10J2
ctfs for common..—-100
Escrow
17
79»/2 Feb
19% May 9
23% Feb 26
60 %' May 23
2
Feb
68
July 12
65% Feb
2
29
21% Apr
May 19
24
21% July 13
July
15% Mar 29
5,700
58%
57%
60
2.109
v,;
*
.
■,
1.200
'
6
4 %
Jan
For footnorea see page
10
22.
3% Ftb
7
~
:4% Feb
26
Exchange
Buffet Corp—.*
2.5»
*3%
'
3%~.
•
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"
3%'
•'
*
3 y4
3% t
.
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-
-
-
200
}
Volume 174
Number 5037
i
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(555)
Range for Prevlou*
Year 1950
Lowest;
f per
•'
Lowest
.
X per share
v
g per
:
Share
YORK
Highest
:,v
$ per share
■.
j
12% Dec
13
48% Oct
7
.13% Jan
8
21% July 20
11% Jun
-r.
Nov
25
50% Jan
2
25% Oct
23
14
23% Jan
8% Dec 28
49% Dec 28
10
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
July 24
16% July 13
52
23% Oct
July 13
52% Jan
105
Feb
101
108
May
36
103
Oct
19
14% Jan
20
33% May
13
108
July 17
-
;
Federal
Federated Dept Stores
4
Truck
Tarrant
4 % %
9
First
&
National
13
Firth
(The)
2
14% Apr
Jan
2
32% Mar 21
98% Jun
25
106% Feb
$4
Rubber
Co
2
28% Mar 21
2
18% Aug
3
Florida
Power
13
24
Mar
7
Florida
Power
17
21
Jun
28
Apr
5
15% Sep
11% Jan
12
20% Oct
23
13% July 17
18% Jan
2
Jan
3
14% Jan
25% Feb
3
13
23% Sep
22
19% Mar 30
23 % Jan
6
28
94
24% Mar 30
84% July 3 7
37
July 21
27% July 12
9% Jan
3
101
Juiy 14
5
Nov
102
36
Jun
25
4
Jun
Mar
78
Mar 13
19% Feb
3
14
20
25
July 10
July 17
87% Nov 29
85
7
Jan
July 26
16% Aug 1C
30% Jan
2
95
3
cum
of
'51
3%%
Foster-Wheeler
Francisco
Corp
Freeport Sulphur
Co
1,800
12
113/4
12
*72%
70%
♦69%
703/4
73
73
29%
♦29%
5%
293/4
29¥4
297/8
5%
534
55/8
5%
42 %
41%
40%
41%
;■
41
♦102
103
103
103
30
5 S/8
53/4
40%
103
■
*103
104
16%
163/4
16 %
167/8
16%
163/4
16
16 ¥4
31
31%
30%
307/8
293/B
30 ¥a
29 ¥4
29%
74
73%
•'74 /• '•
73
73%
120
117%
118 ¥4
116%
♦105%
1053/4
105 %
105 %
383/4
37%
38
38%
38
12%
12%
125/g
12%
733/4
118 ¥2
105%
303/4
30%
100
31
♦100%
•73%
3
10y« Oct 25
Jun
29
13
16% Jun
30
6
7% Jun 29
)/'■ 19
6% Apr
1053/4
¥1
3 8 ¥2
39%
*38
*12%
12%
9
Inc (Robert)
preferred
6%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Jan
23% Aug
23% Jan
29
6% Jan
29
31
25 % Dec
12
Jan
Feb
8
75
31
*100%
243/,
18 54
183/a
18%
227/B
23
22¥4
34
Dec
9
50% Jun
9
583/4 Feb
12
Jan
5
162
29
29
15% Jun
29
Jan
30
12
49 ¥2 Jan
4
40% Jun
28
6
20
92
July 10
73/4 July 17
55 ¥2 Mar 15
6
23%
297/a
100 ¥4
24%
400
183/a
18¥s
18 5/s
8,000
23
22 3/a
227/8
6,500
♦14%
14 ¥s
14
14%
143/g
143/a
14 ¥2
223/4
22%
23 %
22
22 ¥4
21%
21%
21 ¥4
21 ¥2
6,000
21
20%
20 7%
203/4
207/a
20%
21 ¥4
21
215%
5.300
♦96%
98
98
♦96%
46%
46
46%
♦105
106
106
18 ¥2
223/4
94
•14
98
45%
•97
46
*105
'
106
94
95
95
94%
,:94%
423/(|
44
43 ¥a
43¥4
43%
433/8
23
23
23
23
23
22%
23
ft-
1C%
10%
10%
98 %
98%
99
153/a
153%
15¥8
10%
no %
10%
97%
983/4
91%
16
'
16
16%
General
May
4
43% Dec
34% Feb
26
17% Jan
8
125
Apr 20
583/a Aug
6
7% July 27
48% Jan
105
18
6
$8
10 ¥4
10 ¥4
1,200
98
2,800
16%
16 5%
1,500
27 ¥4
8,800
2% Sep
13
'
>
30% May
2
Jun
25
18
Jan
3
21 ¥8 Dec
26
/
General
Electric
General
5%
Instrument
31% July 30
17% May 19
40 3% Jan
10
3
19
22
20
22
39% Dec
Jun
29
118% July 20
8
July
25
10
30% Jun
Jan
8% Jan
24% Dec
General Refractories
34
108
Jun
26
27
Jan
2
33 % Jun
29
May 15
39 % Jan
119
17
Jan
29
297/« Jun
8
39
Feb
13
38
2 9 3%
30
27
2 6 3%
27 ¥a
103'%
♦103 ¥2
103%
♦103 ¥2
104
104 ¥4
104 ¥2
330
523%
52 ¥4
52%
52
52 ¥2
513%
52
51 ¥4
51 ¥2
L700
11 ¥a
11%
11 ¥4
11 Vs
U ¥b
11%
11 ¥«
11
11 VB
2,100
153-
General
Gen
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
59 7%
58 ¥s
57%
57%
7%
73%
73%
73%
28 ¥2
2 8 ¥2
16 ¥8
16 ¥2
16 3%
119 ¥2
119 ¥2
60
57 ¥4
57 7%
27,400
7 ¥2
2,300
118
♦74
118
435%
44%
433%
9 6 ¥2
*95 ¥2
8 ¥4
8%
8 ¥a
8%
60 ¥4
60%
60 ¥4
123%
*119
125
AND
HIGH
123
124
*119
125
SALE
Tuesday
19%
19%
20
33%
34%
33%
24 ¥4
25
25
59%
125
460
120
300
Friday
Aug. 9
X per share
49%
49¥b
122%
99
20
20%
20%
34%
33%
34%
34%
34 ¥2
34 ¥2
23¥4
24%
23%
23 3/4
227/s
23
.,,-
/
20
20'/4
3%
3%
3%
18%
18%
23%
121
23 %
23%
*119
8%
8%
34 ¥b
35%
121
8%
8%
34%
♦34 ¥4
34%
22 3/4
23%
35
7,300
11,400
8 ¥4
343/4
34 ¥2
34¥B
110%
110 ¥4
110 ¥4
140
29%
293/4
293/4
29 ¥s
9,800
♦34%
35
34%
34%
3 4 s/8
343/4
900
*101%
103
♦101%
347/s
110%
♦110
29 ¥3
23%
29%
29%
29 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
♦110
50¥b
49
49%
89
♦88
89
88
88
*87
88
*87
preferred
100
♦78
♦78
81
♦78
81
*78
81
*78
81
26
81
Apr
14
Georgia-Pac
22
22
22
22
30% Feb
13
Gillette
3
16
July 17
24% Jan
22%
July 32
31% May
52 ¥s Aug 16
11
3
Oct
59
23
27
12
Feb
2
106% July 20
13% Mar 24
134
Oct
19
21% Dec
30
July 19
18¥4 July 3
273/4 Jan
55
Jan
17/
Jan
July
July~26
105
433/4 Jan
13
6634 Dec
30
1033A Jan
13
108% Jun
20
10 % Jun
27
15
36
24
45% Dec
3
Dec
10
Apr
18
4
37% Feb
28
3
31%
2
Sep~28
103% Nov 27
17% Feb
8
37
Apr
Mar 20
24 7% Feb
5
94% Jan
30
22 3/4 Feb
16
Aug
2,
Aug
2
9% Jan
31
3
140
Mar
4%%
preferred
100
General Tire & Rubber Co com
Plywood
Gold
29
Mar 14
96% Aug
17% Feb
63/4 July 10
32% Apr
4
21% Jun 29
10 ¥s Jan
9
43 % Mar 17
28% Mar 16
Grand
27% Apr 24
Jun 29
93
31% Feb
14
Grant
1033/4 Feb
14
18% Feb
5
Grayson-Robinson Stores
38
Feb
2
28
12
28
313/4 Aug
Jun
29
2
Batteries
Inc
Oct
18
13 ¥s Jan
2
15% Jan
12
50% Dec
29
453/4 Jun
29
573/4 Feb
14
Gt Northern
17
22
22 3/a Jan
4
3
152
18% Aug
1
138% Jun 28
Jan
6
78
35% Aug
2
45% Mar
13
4
23% Dec
Aug 30
Dec
Ry 6%
Western
9
10% Jan
25
14% Jun
11
21% Jan
10
11% July 11
24 3/4 Dec
28
66
12
243/4
Jan"l3
28 3/a Feb
13
59 3/4
July
2
68 3/4 Feb
5
44
Dec
Jun
1
52% July 31
23% Jan 1?
-jcc
page
104
Feb
14
100
iin/ttii/itfe
20% May 23
100 % Mar 30
110
Feb
14
July
6
18%
3,800
60
60 5/s
10,900
•103
104 ¥2
100
91 %
94%
91%
92 ¥4
90 3/4
91 ¥2
11,400
106 5%
106 ¥2
106 ¥2
106 ¥2
106 ¥2
400
12%
12
12%
12%
12 ¥B
*12 ¥4
12 ¥2
50
49 Vs
49%
50
50
*483/4
51
200
27/8
3
16,900
3%
3
3%
2%
3
7 ¥4
7%
73/4
7%
7%"
33%
33%
33%
33%
25 %
253/s
24%
253/8
28 3/a
28 ¥4
29%
29 %
93%
94
13 3/a
94
*33
95
*93%
*33
243/4
V 29%
♦93%
*7 ¥2
2,100
7%
1,100
33%
333/s
333/4
800
24¥a
24%
24%
5,800
293/s
29
29 ¥s
2.000
>93%
95
140
95
13:"a
13%
33
104 ¥a
106%
25%
33
*103
<
13%
13%
133/a
13%
13 Vs
13 ¥»
13 ¥4
2,900
333/a
333/a
>33%
33 %
33¥a
333/s
*33%
34 ¥2
490
2,800
14%
15
14¥8
15
53%
51 ¥2
52%
13,600
18 ¥4
18¥a
183/4
18 ¥8
1,700
♦143
145
143%
143%
143 ¥2
100
74
74
1
37%
373/4
37%
37%
No par
28%
28%
28 %
28%
Inc
<te Die Corp
143%
.♦74
144
75%
145
♦143%
75%
37%
74
37%
29%
,%.:*%
'/:
220
144;
75%
800
38%
38%
2,300
28%
38
29
■
74
38
♦74
V
283/4
4,800
11%
26,400
*74
•
(The)—
3
11
11%
11%
11%
100
Aircraft
98
98
98
98
Corp
1
23%
23%
21 %
22%
,21%
1
103%
107%
10%
10 3%
10%
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
267/b
27%
Sugar
11%
11%
99
*98
common
Guantanamo
103
103
52%
preferred
Grumman
18 ¥B
29 %
94
128
18 ¥2
61
25%
1
*125¥s
18%
59%
♦28 ¥8
♦33
128
19
62
15
4% %
21% Jan
7%
*125%
18 %
61 %
r.
18¥B
Common
29
7 3%
2,200
53%
6
19% Jun
3%
3
9
18¥»
9
18
♦48
9
147/B
12% Jan
102% Mar
2934 Dec
7%
12%
12¥a
50
9%
8,200
5234
3
Greyhound Corp
3
400
9%
43 ¥4
15
293/4 May
2
♦48
95%
107
1,000
65
¥2
183/4
6
9
12%
4
94%
107
103 7/b
128
*125%
20
42
65
53%
22
Jan
95 ¥4
107%
19%
64%
19 ¥4
44
18%
(H L)
10"% Jan
94
♦107
»
20
66 ¥2
43%
14%
Green
97
*103
«
9%
19¥4
*64%
53
16
11
19
62%
103 y8
100
88
18 ¥4
437/a Jan
28
♦103
128
*125
193/a
63 ¥4
9
9%
9
123
%
4,000
18%
15
353/4 May 24
Jan
♦125
19%
*87
88
100
98
18%,
53%
Bay & Western RR
11% Jan
100
9
No par
preferred
Greenfield Tap
*97
183/4
183/4
Green
Co
4,200
27 ¥4
37
98 ¥4
14%
22
Feb
67
61
*87
'
52%
30
7
44%
67
9%
185/s
No par
100
Jan
7%
27%
10
4,900
22 ¥a
No par
Jan
29
21%
„Nopar
82
73% Jun
22 «/8 •
11,600
47%
com
pfd
Sugar
154
5
28
Great
195/a
44
68
_100
com
29
7
19%
45%
♦66%
5
preferred
103
47
,
20
10
Jun
Mar
88
12.50
(The)
Steel
(W T) Co common
3% %
*87
68
5
18% Apr
137% Jan
16
187%
67
1
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
$2.25 conv preferred
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
•
*97
*101 ¥2
48 ¥4
27
98 %
19%
No par
5
Co
-
18 ¥b
45
No par
19
City
88
No par
com
Feb
Union
88
♦97
.
20 %
No par
4% Feb
Granite
19%
'98
453/4
10
preferred
Gould-National
18%
44%
No par
common
6
50
26%
S8 '
103
473/4
27¥a
27
27
27¥4
19%
9C
18%
100
Telegraph Co
Goodyear Tire & Rub
$5 preferred
Gotham Hosiery
Feb
21 ¥a
22%
I
Goodrich Co
109
43%
99
26%
♦98
♦20
(B F)
103
*101%
50
No par
preferred
Goodall-Sanford Inc
$5
217/g
Corp_^.t_._.2.50
243/4 Feb
2
23/4 Jan
3
common
64% Aug
Jun
49
♦88
2
104
103
48%
"
No par
Brewing Co
& Stock
1
♦101 %
No par
convertible
Goebel
common
common
Glidden Co (The)
5
1
preference
$4.50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester
4%%
Co
Safety Razor
convertible
$5
Gimbel Brothers
10*
653/4 Jan
45
2
46
105% May 14
113/4 Jun
30
100
18
68
8
28
Oct
Jan
51% May
2
1013/a Jan
28
3
105
30
8% Apr 24
120
42% Jan
11% July 13
1,100
88
33/4%
2
29
1,900
35
♦87
July
6
40
4,300
83/8
343/4
35
1,400
23
119
119
8 3/8
8.800
3 3/8
18 ¥8
33/8
18
121
8%
8.000
*29%
35
110%
110
35
23
*119
1,100
20
3 ¥2
18%
♦23
400
34%
25%
1.200
.
99 ¥2
99 ¥2
99
18%
35%
..
99%
3%
110%
123
99%
18%
35
78.500
50
123
20
♦119
Shares
Sper share
123
3%
♦110
the Week
49 5/a
50
122%
49%.
122
18%
35
Sales for
Aug. 10
Thursday
3%
8%
1,900
1,700
60
124 ¥2.
18%
23%
7,700
3,400
8
118
3%
121
'
44
96 ¥2
124
10%
♦23
600
1,100
8¥a
*95 ¥2
99%
*
180
<
.
PRICES
X per share
493/a
122
43'/a
•
125
123 %
*119
Aug. 8
$ per share
487/s
44
Wednesday
V,/,'Aug. 7
122
,
7 5 ¥2
73%
8 ¥t
60 ¥4
r
96 ¥2
,1233%
.
28 ¥2
163%
*95%
1L4 %
49
74
28 ¥2
16 ¥a
44 ¥4
120
122%
74
29
96 ¥2
61
•
74 ¥2
'
34%
General Time Corp common__No par
57 ¥a
75%
♦99
No par
Corp
_„1
Castings $6 pfd—No par
Telephone Corp
20
58 ¥4
*7%
98 3/a
♦8%
Shoe
156
119 ¥2
60
$ per share
10c
**..
1,700
97%
*117 ¥2
8%
Monday
STOCK.
16 ¥2
93%
119 ¥2
♦98 3/4
t:
16 ¥2
9 ¥2
16 ¥2
43%
10
158
16¥a
*28 ¥2
74 ¥2
5,500
8%
163%
♦94
59%
48 3/a
*157
158
900
2,700
...
16 ¥4
28 ¥2
8 ¥4
♦122
*157
0
57%
'¥
'
8%
• per share
16 ¥2
•
83%
7'4
*117
44
Aug. 6
158
16 ¥4
: ■ ;V'/I'
28 Vs
96
.
¥a
74
73%
120
9
104
•16 ¥2
■
165%
58 ¥b
*122 ¥2
*157
163%
8%
29
96
158
16 ¥4
9
74
♦119
Realty & Utilities
Steel
General
158
16 ¥8
104
¥2.,
16
88
For
38
30
26%
Jan
94
20
38
29%
26 7%
92
18
163/4 July
18% Jun
38%
30%
265%
Jun
7
3
38%
29%
26 7%
80
6
29
30
38%
30 ¥4
26 3%
100
22
Jun
3 3 ¥2
30
preferred
Jun
3
38
26¥»
4%%
2
21% Sep
1
38
30
30
24
91% Dec
Dec
No par
6% preferred
14,700
96% Jan
100
4
20
5
900
73%
¥.
July 10
19
17
par
_10c
7
Jan
1C
Apr
75%
2,200
84
133/s Apr
9% July 17
73%
193%
34
101 % Apr
80
95
7%
24
17
2
r33
7 ¥2
300
18 ¥4
177%
29
10
3
1%
6
Aug 22
17 s/s Jan
Jan
7%
>
400
38
Oct
99
24% Jan
12
Service
26
8
Dec
73%
LOW
Equip Corp___No
37% Jan
26% Dec
31
Precision
19 ¥2
19%
Aug. 4
General Public Utilities Corp
Gen Railway Signal com
28
7
7% Jun
17
Gen
General Public
General
29
l¥a Jan
130
9
17
90% Sep
17% Dec
*101% Dec
273/4 Jan
2
23
♦23 Vs
19%
Saturday
1
*
233%
19%
433%
100
Cement Co
12
25
7% Jun
Feb
Portland
Jan
4
7
Jan
4
19% Mar
General
18 ¥4
23%
18 ¥a
233%
19%
118 ¥ 118
No par
No par
2,500
♦173%
18
23 3%
19%
l
Advertising
500
1%
1% \
*37 ¥4
34¥8 Dec
3
23
Jan
253/4 Aug
Outdoor
1,200
38,900
37%
18
7%
General Motors Corp common
5
$5 preferred
;
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
Gen
77%
16 ¥2
•37%
23 ¥a
575%
Par
9% Jan
18
May
107
*
STOCK
2
30% May 11
41 % Nov 24
128
3
2
6
2
28
May
126% Jan
73%
157%
♦193% ' 19%
8
1%
37 ¥4
18
16 ¥4
No par
preferred
8
77%
37 ¥4
193%
74
100
convertible
19%
23%
*28 ¥a
No par
preferred
3¥b%
¥
37 ¥4
1%
16 ¥8
19%
193%
83/4
1
Corp
i;'.
73%
15 ¥4
19 ¥4
*19%
18 Vs
16
No par
Corp..
8
734
15¥a
15
19 ¥8
233/a
♦156
100
Finance
1%
37%
73%
15%
11
50
Co
7%
37 ¥4
7%
7%
15
*19%
52%
No par
com
193%
103 ¥4
9
Inc
1%
15 ¥b
263%
100
share
10
27
Dec
54
per
21¥8 Feb
Jun
335e Dec
'$
105"% Jan
16% Jan
127
2
77% Jan
12% Jan
60
87
.
30
EXCHANGE
27
20
8% Dec
19% Jan
49
26%
*86
38
No par
com
preferred
NEW YORK
May 22
26% Oct
30
Jan
Jan
120
96% Jun
4% Mar 23
24% July 27
Jan
5
7
18 3s Feb
7
2nd
conv
Highest
f per share
11
38
27
101% Jun
6% Jan
86 ¥2
STOCKS
23% Apr
July 13
22%' Jun
Jan
273/s
86
7%
5
Corp
General Cigar Co
7% preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
15
11
119% Sep
65
27
85 ¥2
233%
5
General Mills common
Feb
65 % Jan
4%
Bronze
3
120
54% Oct
July 26
Mar
27%
85%
*177/a
50
General Foods Corp com
$3.50 preferred
Mar 13
14% July 13
17% July
3
100
2734
86%
•19%
No par
General
113
127% Mar
July 13
Jan
5,700
2,000
97 ¥4
27%
7¥4
1.66¥»
preferred
8
8
306% Nov
.12% July 12
19
43
10 ¥2
273/g
37%
100
2
Jan
115% Mar
Feb
15
25% July
90
95
23
98
♦85%
7%
com__l
Transportation
Baking Co common
General
7
128
18
preferred
General Cable Corp
4% 1st preferred
26
xuar
26
$ per share
15
1023/a Jan
i
__
40
43
•
.16 ¥2
27%
14%
1
Amer
11% Feb
Jun
Highest
122% Jun
Feb
95
_
4,500
106
23
86%
•19 ¥4
2
Investors
19% Mar 19
1191s Sep
I per share
;
_
45%
106
43%
1,000
99
45 ¥t
453/4
106
¥»
*97 ¥4
98
45%
106
94%
15
No par
$4.50 preferred
General
6
119
Year 1950
90
50
23%
14%
10%
No par
(The)
convertible
26
61% Dec 29
129% Mar 3
13
4%%
Apr
bo
18
51% Apr
6
103% Dec 29
13% Apr 21
3
Lowest
68
13,700
29 5/s
243/a
183/4
97%
50
(The)
Corp
General American
2
26 % Jun
preferred
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
107% Mar
111
Co
Range for Previous
101
1,100
100 ¥4
25
22%
5
Gaylord Container Corp
5
8% July 2
72%Jan 2
11
13
105% July 28
22
1,200
125/8
30%
*100 ¥4
41%
1
common
27% Aug 10
2
15 % Jun
21
18% Jan
138% Jan
July 13
8% July 12
6
160
39
12 3/a
101 ¥2
24 ¥4
18%
30
101 %
25
4,200'
'
♦93%
Si,.2Q
May
313/s July 26
48% July
10% Jan
9
convertible
Garrett
39 V2
25
149
21
Jan
10
23% Jan
24% Nov 22
10% Dec
Jan
5%
8% May
20% Jan
31
166
3
12
Feb
102% July
13
107% July 14
55% Dec 26
15
common
Gardner-Denver Co
18
Dec
6% Jan
26
1,900
<
115 ¥2
105
♦24%
45%
1
Gair Co
Jun 28
644 Mar 29
51% Apr
124 % Jun
13
9¥a Feb
(The)
18
63% Mar 31
25
Jun 29
44% Aug
29 % Apr
20% Jan
-
Co
20
7
12
41% Jan
<16% Aug 10
2
13
Gabriel
Gamewell
25
24% Nov 22
4
Dec
Jan
7% Jun
10% Mar 21
21% Jan
29
13 % Jan
29
36
33 % Dec
July 13
it 15
v
114¥a
105 ¥4
'
24%
—■
23% Dec
July 3
9% July 13
;
73
116 ¥4
105 ¥4
.
27%
preferred
40
j
45
U
1%
May 29
17% July 19
17% July 13
104
;;
21% Nov 22
3% July 13
21
July 13
148
19
20 % Apr
17% July 12
1544 Jan
3
Jun
11% Mar
40% NOV 10
July 25
16% July 24
101 ¥« Dec
Dec 30
Dec 29
9% Nov
2
32
17%
Feb
'73
'
115
12 5/a
30
101%
1,400
3,800
'
G
0% Jan
m
<
60
r
104
16 3A
♦35%
9
8,200
405/b
40%
40%
*103
900
400
31%
105 %
1
common
800
53/4
11%
♦96%
10
Co
29%
3¥8
12 3,4
21
1
Trailer
74
273/4
12
2,700
22%
1
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf
73
12%
15 ¥4
22%
No par
Corp__
75
30
15%
♦14%
10
Co
Stores
28,900
15%
23
22¥8
18%
100
Sugar
Franklin
ll7/a
15 %
,
15
preferred
8,400
11%
15%
2.900
51
503/4
24%
10
ser
15 ¥8
15
29%
i
pfd
15
15
100
Machinery & Chem Corp
lo
3%% convertible preferred___100
29
103
div
13 ¥2
12%
No par
Inc
13%
38
No par
Corp
13%
74
Food
15
24% May 11
13 % Feb
9
29
32 % Nov
1
Steel
Fair Stores
$4.20
2
Jan
47% Jan
29
19% Apr
10
47% Aug
7%
Light Co
22%
13%
118%
No par
Florsheim Shoe Class A
Follansbee
Food
27
106% Aug
6
4
Feb
75
18
81
9
16
13 % Dec
Feb
2
Apr
93% Apr
27
12% Oct
100
94
8
46% Dec
Mar 22
33 % Apr
7
Dec
21% Dec
6% July 12
20
18
98 Vs Dec
94 %
66
Nov
&
51%
22 ¥4
13 ¥4
105
5
Corp
51
23
13%
30%
No par
Florence Stove Co
17% Jan
51 %
223/8
133/a
"16%
No par
common
51 %
22%
102%
25
com
52
22%
"13%
41%
No par
23% Jan
Sharet
t per share
13%
5%
Y_IIIlo
preferred
2
20% Mar 17
22 % Mar 23
the Wee*
22%
70%
100
(The)
x52
t per share
Sales far
*
Aug. 10
52%
29%
5
Stores
Carpet
Flintkote Co
20
CLOSED
5
preferred
39% Aug
f per share
12%
EXCHANGE
5
Co
N
Fridav
'•
Aug.!)
$ per share
14%
1
Firestone Tire
■
STOCK
100
Mfg
Thursday
-
Aug. 8
13%
No par
Corp
July 13
17% July 13
16
f per share
'
Wednesday
•
22%
2
preferred
&
PRICES
*
Aug. 7
51%
.III
II 1
common
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Aug
3
107% Mar 17
9
11% Jan
Aug 10
Felt
Ferro
4
124
6
Motor
4% %
Apr 26
31% Aug
2
July 31
f per share
■
Tuesday
Aug. 6
No par
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Federal Mining &
Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
Aug 10
Jan
Monday
1
5
78
LOW AND HIGH SALE
,r
Aug. 4
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
25
1
27 % Feb
Fajardo Sugar Co__
8
18
21
81% Jan
103% July
9
2
19
Jan
Saturday*
•
:
.
2
106
.
'
/.
par
8% Feb
3
Jan
*
54% Feb
2
17% Jan
65
86% Dec 29
1,5
10% July 13
22% July 26
Mar 29
''
v
,
'•<;¥' A.F-
30% May 12
25
13% Jan
19
83% Feb f' 8
13
6
5% July 20
39% Jun
,
,
.,
Fairbanks Morse & Co
i .29% Mar 27
74
*
4
15% Mar
28
53
3
,17% Feb
9
28
33% July 17
Jan
54% May
26% Feb
<12% July 30
2
26% Dec
35% Mar 11
16% July
3
103
29
17% Jun
3
4% Feb
45% Jun
26
Apr
22% Jan
5
July 26
15% Jan
18
STOCKV
exchange
v
'
37% Mar 10
'22% July 3
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
■r-
Highest
<
share /
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
•
^
.
11%
♦98
22 3/g
.213/4
10¥b
10%
.;
11 ¥4
11%
.
-22
110
99
•98
99
/. 22
*
22 ¥4
13,400
10 ¥4
10 ¥b
10 5/s
2,300
24,000
28
27%
28 %
28%
27 ¥#
21%
64
65
63%
64
64
64
63%
65
64
64
1,500
23
5l¥s
52
51
51%
50%
51
49%
503/8
49
50
26,000
Gulf States Utilities Co com_No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
21%
21%
213/a
21%
213/«
21%
21%
21 ¥4
21%
21 3/8
Gulf
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
>100%
104
27 ¥4
21%
102
*100%
102
♦100%
102
*100%
102
•100 ¥2
102
104
*103%
105
103%
104
*103%
105
*103¥a
2,200
105
k
•
110
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;
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16
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(556)
Monday, August 13,1951)
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
'
f per share
t per
I per share
Par
f per share
t per share
$ per share
Aug. 6
PRICES
SALE
$ per share
S per share
share
$ per share
.
Sales for
Friday
Aug. U)
S per share
Thursday
Aug. D
Wednesday
Aug. 8
Tuesday
Aug. 7
Monday
Aug. 4
HIGH
AND
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1!>50
Lowest
>
STOCKS
Range for Previous
the Week
Shares
H
10% Dec
46'A Feb
8
30% Feb
14
19
29
15% Apr
4
13% July 2
73% Jan 11.
Sep
11% Jun
15
14% Dec
86% July 13
80% Feb
8
19
30
104
Apr
11
20
Jan
3
31% Dec
141
Jun
24
108% Oct
30
149 % Dec
27% Jan
12
5V2 Jan
«4'/a Jan
27% July
146
10
154
Jan
30
Jan
22
8
July 18
82
3
7% Feb
81% Nov
1
72
11% Oct
9
x9% Jun 28
5
July 3
20% July 18
7
25% Dec
28
25
33% Oct
23
30% July 30
Mar
37
6 v; Jun
6% July 17
8% Jan
27% Jan
12
3
98% Apr
5
89
31% Dec
8
41
Jan
9
34% Jan
Mar 20
107
Oct
95
Jun
25
23
Jun
July 14
44
Jun
20% Mar
39
14
29
July 27
122% Aug
34
5
Helme
7%
1
62% Aug 23
15% July 14
10% Jun 27
56
Feb
8
51% Jun
22% Feb
18
20% Jan
19% Dec
Jan
72
6
86% Jan
Heyden
3%%
31
14% Sep
12% July 18
17% Fen
13
4
19% Sep
16% May
5
18% Mar 29
21% Feb
21
Hinde
9
12% Jan
3
15
29
Hires
31
8>
22
3
25"% Mar
15
10% Apr
16% Apr
18
25% Jun
12
21
5
Jun
47% Jan
101
Jan "*13
28% Jan
23
42% Feb
19
Homestake
2
66% Jan
19
Honolulu
Dec
8
107
10% July 13
29% July 27
29% July 13
Jun
98
May 24
69
Feb
10
30% Jan 20
36
10
30% Jan
20
•
20%
25(4
94
Jun
28
100% Dec
18
88
3
107% Dec
22
July 25
107% Jan
Jun
17
38% Jan
33
12
62% Dec
11
Mar 22
24% Oct
19
July 25
7% Aug
58 % Dec
1
8% Jan
22
24
13
30
18"% Dec
3
4% Apr
July 17
16
20
20%
20%
20%
21
21
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
9,000
24
24%'
23%
24%
5,200
10
*9%
10 Vs
23%
23%
23 Vs
23%
24
24%
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
10
18%
19
19
18%
19
13
27 Va
27%
35%
55%
5 6'A
55
55 Va
65%
64
65
61 Va
61 %
60 Va
61%
61%
61 Va
preferred
65
*34 Vs
35%
$2.25
common
preferred—
conv
*34'A
37
3%%
preferred
89
—
89
100
100
100
—
4% 'preferred
*
-89
*100
Light
Oil
No par
25
13%
69%
19
10;,
Jan
Hudson & Manhattan common__100
5%
-1
—5
preferred
non-cum
Hudson Bay
Inc
Hussman Refrigerator Co
$ per
68 Va
67%
68%
2,400
19 Vs
:.*19Vs
66%
68'A
*19'A
20
66%*
66 Vs
66 %
1,900
6%
66%
6%
*67Va
<
6Vs
6%
4,400
20
6'A
600
13
'
13%
13%
14%
*14'A
14%
3,500
55%
54%
55 Vs
54%
54%
1,600
13%
14'A
13%
13%
6,700
14%
14(4
14'A
19%
19
19%
19 Vs
19'A
19(4
19%
19 Vs
19 Va
1,100
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 Va
7,100
*19%
20%
19%
20%
♦19%
20'A
400
3%
3%
3%
20
No par
*19%
20
AND
20
HIGH
LOW
STOCK
Par
Monday
-
9 per share
PRICES
SALE
Aug. 7
t per share
1
-
$ per share
Friday
Aug.9
Aug. 8
S per
Sales for
Aug. 10
the Week
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 6
Saturday
Aug. 4
EXCHANGE
$ per share
share
3,500
14 %
STOCKS
9 per share
340
19(a
19%
—
YORK
100%
18>
14%
1
Hupp Corp
NEW
160
100%
6.66%
-
19
Highest
56
300
2.100
55%
13
55%
•56
91
12.50
_w-
10
Range Since Jan. 1
13
13
56 >>
37
91
14%
Car.
Motor
5%
13
100
36%
110
34%
19
66%
5%
5%
34%:
101
5%
66 '/a
66 Vs
->
-
1,200
4,700
13%
18%
19
19(4
13 Vs
91
*100
18%
68'A'
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19
5,600
Va'
103
*10 j
34%'
*89 Va
18%
18%-
68%
a.
65% -66«;"(■ 5%
Min <fc Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
101
-
(Del)
1
5
18%
19
68%
^
Power..
Texas
2
Hudson
Lowest
Highest
3 per share
&
of
*100
-
6,400
36%
•a
:
37
90
101
89
100
36%
90
27%
35%
j
300
27 Va
13
34%
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35
36%
34 V#
36%
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12%
12%
12%
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103
12%
1J
12%
35%
1U3
10-3 y2
103
27'A
28%
♦27
27%
No par
3
50
Houdaille-Hershey
19
300
1,200
19
*18%
19%
19
35Vs
Hunt
Year 1950
9%
35%
Range for Previous
Lowest
21
*20%
5
Aug
Apr
21
13%
20%
27'A
14
;'
13%
13%
Corp
Howe Sound Co——v-J.
4% Jan
13%
57%
26
22
-13%
13%
35 Vs
20% Feb
18% May 15 v
40
13%
13%
56%
28% Feb
2% July 30
22
79 Va
58
127/8 July 23 c
3
*77%
12%
Howard Stores
-
9,000
77'A
35%
Houston
58% Jan
1,200
25%
77 'A
55%
Houston
9
2
*75
53
17% Jan
7
25% Apr
July
26
24%
36
18
19% Mar
48% May 24
17% Oct
12
1% Jan
Nov
53% Dec
26
25%
58
11
5% July 18
11% Mar 13
11% July 21
35% Mar 9
13
July 13
25%.—
25 Vs
35%
10
67?
50% Mar 15
29
*51%
51%
25 Va
*27
24
71
52%
200
20%
Mining—
Jun
20% Apr
<
-
50
1,100
5
Oil
21% Jan
22
04% Apr
4
18% July 23
2,600
41Va
40
Paper Co
10
E)„_—_—.—1
-
15
41%
122 Va
30
12.50
1
99% Mar
96% July 10
July
41 Vs
V4
74
73%
*121 Va
51%
13%
-
103
74%
122 Va
%
*76
79
-
73%
26
*25%
26
79
2,300
20
20
20%
120
77'A
26
25'A
♦76
20%
122 Va
51%
51%
26
26 Vs
*51%
*37%
1,300
25%
52
26%
25%
52
38
41%
*41 Vs
26
*51%
5
—
23%
38
123
*121%
41%
41%
40%
40%
23%
38
74%
74(4
123
*121%
123
23%
20%
*20
74%
98
23%
37%
37%
38
74%
74%
30
98
23%
23%
*37%
Corp common
preferred-
conv
$4.25
7
Jan
38% Feb
29
24
20
99
*98
99
*98
99
24
200
1,000
39%
39%
39%
39%
Corp
No par
Hooker Electrochemical Co com—5
13
37% Jun
34
11% Jun
9
*98
*20
Sugar
5%
17
Jan
40
20%
Household Finance common.._No par
15% Feb
14
40 Vs
19
29
Jan
40
*39%
10
Holly
July 30
105
29
92
& Sons——.——5
(A)
25
11
*90
37%
Corp—
9
Feb
26
42% Jan
92
*89 Va
2,300
1,500
Hollander
26% Apr
47% Nov 24
31%
92
*37
Holland Furnace Co
8
July
23'A
*31
*89'/a
13%
9
22% Feb
Jun
23
31%
90
*20
(Charles
34
11
Inc-——
Dauch
&
Co
14
52
55%
Jan
9% July 11 i
18% Juiy 16
17% Sep
6
20% Aug 18
29 % Mar
7
July 25
Jan
23
3 J 'A
25
,
Chemical Corp common—1
preferred series A
100
Hotels
Hilton
6
20% Dec
23
31%
23
1
14% Jan
27
23
*31'A
90
40 Vs
10
73%
72
v.:"
31%
23
22%
*31'A
-
6 'j a
7Vs
fa%
7
23
"121 %
31% Mar
July 12
2,900
6%
22%
74%
Hewitt-Robins
.
12
6%
4,700
common—_No par
6
26 % AUg
3
July
non-cum
2
27% May
4
18% Jan
26
Mar 29
54
3.
700
6%
preferred——
——100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
44'A Mar 12
25
10V4
6%
5%
127% Mar 15
4,
Jun
10'A
6%
No par
preferred
Motors—
38
10'A
23%
Powder
1
73
10'A
98
Hercules
Jun
73
10'A
23%
Hercules
48
73%
10(4
98
1
Apr 25
*72%
__10
15
121
6%
10%
-100
common
24
Feb
1,500
2,300
6V4
73%
preferred.——
79
25
6'A
6
6'A
*6'A
*39%
23% Feb
25
6'A
10%
_25
40% Feb
25
25'A
♦72%
Co common
6
25
10*
148
6 Vs
100
—
9
*145
10 Va
92
17% July
148
73%
*6
*89
(G W)
20
30
29%
30
29%
2,900
*10%
_5
preferred
3.65%
31
Feb
27
Co
64% Mar 15
July 25
80
-
25(4
'30
77%
103%
*72%
31%
J)
77%
*102%
*145
148
25%
25%
800
14
14
14
77%
103%
6'A
*31
(H
148
*145
25%
25%
5,400
*77'A
30 >A ;
30
*145
4,200
18 Vs
*102 Va
;
103%
*102%
31
30%
146
146
1
common
36% Apr
127% Mar 13
68% July 24
Heinz
14
77%
31
30%
15
Co
3%%
8
13%
77%
1,400
39
18
.
1
2
Mfg Corp_i—
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Hecht
3
Mar 10
69% Dec
2
Mar
106% Jan
25
20
Hayes
8
13%
77%
*102% -103%
18
31%
38%
39Vs
17%
14
13%
*77(4
31
31%
38%
•;
100
common
Hayes Industries Inc
41% July 13
2
26
Dec
49
97
July 23
33% Mar 16
25
Mar
;
18
103%
103%
..10
38%
18
77%
*77%
_100
38%
18
31%
31%
14
14
CLOSED
.
com__No par
—
Corp of America
4%%
preferred
12
21% July 19
preferred
Hat
12
11
Refrac
Hart Schaffner & Marx
5
Apr
11% Jan
83% Feb
103
6%
5
5
(M A)
Harbison-Walk
17
2
22% July
j;
-100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
preferred
39%
17%
*31'
31 Va V
38%
17%
17%
EXCHANGE
5
No par
F)
conv
Hanna
16
15
Jun
Printing Co
(W
4%
1
32'/a Jan
2
;.£< 8% July 13
8% Jan
Hall
7
May
107% May
39%
STOCK
Well Cementing—5
31%
39%
31%
•31
25
Water
Oil
Hamilton Watch Co com
1
15% Mar 14
81
102% July 30
6
22% Nov 28
July 17
6
Halliburton
18% May
29
Hackensack
39% Aug
35
Nov
23
Jan
30% Jan
82% Apr 20
13% July 25
18
33
28
share
Shares
$ per share
f per snare
I
32% July 25
40% Mar 15
33% May 15
39% Jan
9
Idaho Power
34% Jan
25
62
52% Jun
7^% Feb
6
Illinois Central RR
82% Jun
*9
99
Dec
8
34
25
60
Dec
20
Jan
Dec
20
96
29
Jan
107% Mar
2
6%
5
60
Oct
27
52% Jun
9
48
52
2
62
Deo 14
52% Dec
7% July 13
35% July 12
5% July 14
42% Mar 28
10'A Dec
83
Jun
165
,
Jun
6
18
48% Jun
29
53% Feb
8% July 17
28% Feb
6
11% Jan
4.26%
16
33% Mar 27
Jan
19
30
67/a Jan
x58
83
Dec
29
75% Jun 29
85% Aug 10
175
Apr
10
155% Jan 24
168 Va May 18
56% Dec
30
26
12% Mar 30
20 % Nov
22
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
23
11
23% Jan
100
Oct
9
4% Dec
13
29
18% Dec
July 17
25% Jun
18% Jun 29
25% Feb
240
27
181
94% Apr 20
2% Jun 25
5VaJan
15% Jun
199% Jun
25
30% Jun
29
Jan
28
4%%
Jan
6
30
25% Jan
10
16% Apr
36% Aug
81
Aug 18
95'A Nov
17
87% May 16
96'A Jan
9% May 8
36% Dec 16
31% May 24
3% Dec
8
129% Dec
9
11% Dec
14
33% Jan 25
104
Feb
1
137% Jun
3
Jun
129
7
25
7%
Int'l
July 12
49% Jan
3
38% July 18
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
133% Jan
30
110
Sep
14% Jan
22
International
17
International
22
May 24 *
99
1
9% Dec
Jun
56% Jan
109
Oct
53
19
16
Jun
6
73% Jan
19
May
46% Jan
28
39
Aug
7
53
Jan
2
47
4
1
61% Oct
.
2
26% May
4
30
Dec
22
27% July
45
Apr
14
5
31% Jan 24
27% Sep
22
25
22
Dec
28
20% July
9
35% Dec
1
July 12
23% Dec
8
17% July 26
27%
Jan
5
July 11
10
3
129'
7% Jan
May 24
32
Jan
141
35% Jan
Jun
•
52%
22%
22%
12
12
11%
99
98
17
223
Chemical
162 »A
'
14% fe
14%
35%
36%
—100
Mining
■'
1
Corp
,V V
100
.
Packers
Paper
Limited—15
■
"r>
%
7.50
common
3
49%
-
4;
•
V;
•
104
.
No par
Shoe
39%
62
V'1
Stores
5
'
"19
39
Feb
5
Island
139
Feb
7
$6
Coal
*
26'A
t
10
Iow% Power & Light Co
Creek
a'
21%
50c
common
1
preferred
33%
*129
*130%
131%
12%
5,600
52%
53.500
*103%
104'/s
*103%
104 %
*103%
105%
200
7%
8%
8%
8%
2,400
58 Va
*57%
59%
*7%
8
*56%
"■
V
58
58
*43
*43-":'
39
39%
61
60%
60%
36%
*33(a
36 Va
15%
16%
iFVs
16%
16%
16%
25'A
25
25
24%
25
1,600
30
2.300
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25%
31
30%
37
37
*36%
21%.-::
34%
26 %
.
21%
-
.v
*
:'{*■■■
34
26%
21%
21%%
33%
135
*129
35%
-
26Vs
11
4% Jun
28
8 Vs Jan
18
18% Sep 25
96% May 15
18% Jan
4
22 Va Feb
10
86
May 11
95
Mar 16
1
No par
Jersey Cent Pwr Se Lt 4%> pfd—100
70 Va Mar
3
64
Apr
75
Aug
Jewel Tea
107% Mar
1
98
July
36 Va July 26
51% May 18
47
Jan
48
75
64
Mar 27
Oct
5
6
54% July 19
103
Jun
Jan
26
3
Dec
30
21% Jun
51% Ja"n"l~3
98% Dec
13% July 17
34% Mar
27
90 V* Jun
29 Vs
July
27
6
Jun
4
2
9
3%%
62 Vs Aug
Johns
78% Jan
Johnson
25
31% Jan
Jones
28
99
Jan
2
Co Inc
preferred
Corp
&
&
22
Mar 24
: Dec
5
35(4 Aug
Joy
7
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
18% Jan
9
Kalamazoo Stove
25 Vt
15
23% Mar 30
26
July 11
23
Jun
29
64
Va Jun
28
70% Feb
24
70% Nov
18
14% July 26
19
Mar
10% Jun
14
Vs Nov 27
16% Jan
30
5('s
20%
*38
89•
83
101*
*101
102
.62%
78Va
62'A
62%'
'
-73
lOh -•••> 102
V-102
61%
•
79
78 Va
101
'
25
62%
25 Vs
i. '
(
20%
.
62
78
24%
>25
v
>91 Va
: 92
4
91 Va
91%
91
91
91%
'33% >34%
34'A
34%
34%
35%
34:-'
35%:
36%-
36
-
28 V4 Dec
25 V4 Oct
For footnotes
see
6
15% July 20
& Furnace
35 V*
*
35%.
13%
13%
23%-
1
10
25y2- "
-
62%"-:
103% Feb
1
108
Jan
5
75% Feb
8
28
23
•'
>
17 Va Mar
6
•' Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
3.80%
preferred
4% cum preferred
-Kansas City Southern com
No
■
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Power & Light Co
•
Kayser
1
15% Feb
(Julius)
32% Apr 20
2
30% Feb
24
-
par
100
*94
100
*99 Va
B
;'
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101
800
100
4,800
61%
'
'- -J
34% ' 'r*
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24 Va
24%
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91
91'A -
"
32%
91
'
900
37,100
:
'
400
v-
34% -34%"
17,000
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13%
13%
13% •"
25%
94%'
>101
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
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94%
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& Co
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101 4
13%
64
100
8.75
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-65%
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5
1
13%
1,000
25%
*
25%
3,300
'
94
95%
94
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67%
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64%
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101
67%
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1
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6,100
65 '/a
64
65 Va
70
94%
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:
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64
65 Va
7,600
32
x31
36 Va
"
par
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A..1
Class
20
77
78%
■
■
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J
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16%
16%
16 Vs
13
12%
13 Vs
30% -30%:."
23%
2d
31 Vs
16
32%
-
7,500
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
13
16'A
12%
'
Jan
24VsJan
22.
29
400
89
61
••;;
78%
2,000
5Va
20%
100%
101
13%
*13%
13
12%
13
13
13
31%
31%
31%
31%
31'/a
31%
*
12% Jun
30
page
July 16
,
75
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10
•
*87%
*76
89
-
5Vfl
20%
5%'
5%
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ir 73
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24%
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88
73
89
-
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.
'
Sep
97% Apr
18
5 Vs
20 %
'
36 Va Aug
57
20% Jan
5V»
2CV4
2,500
v
135
*130
■
29
109% May 13
66% Dec 19
30
5Vs
*19%
"
V
100
1
11% July 17
103 y2 July 13
57 Va July 13
*
73
preferred series A
Manufacturing Co.
k
-
■
lOtfrjk-ima v**72%'•' 72%
62
com
29
92
3
*88
12%
16% Dec
103% Apr 10
July
20V4
No par
5%
28% Jan 25
43
Steel
100
*
Johnson
Laughlin
.-5'A
common—No par
Mcnville
v'v-r.7
9
5Vs
*19%
(F L) Co_~
Jaeger Machine Co
106 Va Jan
25
,
Jacobs
2.300
34
33%
i
3.300
21%
21%
,
x»—'
135
*129
1,200
26 Vs
-
26
21%
21%
33%» ?
135
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30
_
104,600
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36%
•
*26
25%
1,100
36%-
*33%
30%
30%
30%
37
•
21%
33%
-
135
26%
2,700
39 Vs
25
.
100
*
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31
26%--.
230
44
39%
1G%
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44
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36%
16
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-
60% *60%
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39%
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45
39%
60 '
:
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'
•
bVs July 18
14% Jan
*91
600
12%
36%
'
131 (4
131
52 Vs
31
36%
33,100
12%
x60
25
*30%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
23% Jan
25
No par
No par
700
37(8
53%
7%
.
39%
62'/a"
16%
Dept
3 Vs
36%
3 Vs.
36%
132
300
3 Vs
36%
3 Vs
3Vs
37
11,000
12%
45
36%
Intertype Corp..
;
8»%
52%
*43
15%
Interstate
31
88%
12%
58
*33%
Utilities Corp
89%
53%
57
25
preferred
7%
International
*88
12%
58
International Telep & Teleg—No par
"
36
89%
3,700
14 (A -14%
35%
*
7%
39 Vs
25
164%
14% ;
36%
•
*43
164%
780
52%
45
57'A
29,400
14%
132
103%
103 Va
7%
•
33%
53%
52%
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104
7%
-*
500
220
33
13
12%
13 Vs
5,900
36
36%
132
132
132
13
-
4,700
14%
3%
,
36% >37%
37
3%
16%
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164
163%
70
Va
3
36%
■
*
—
7
35% Jan
132
A
sJt
3%
3Vs
3 Vs
3 Vs
36 »A
99
14%
v
-
90
*89%
90
2,700
35%
14%
36 Vs
*89'A
800
24^^
16%
34 Vs
33%
5,000
12%
24
220
220
3,100
22 %
*11%
3%
>
160
22
89%
14%
35%
'
''
16%
163
162%
163'A
162%
163
'
5
com
1,008
99
3%
34% <
33%
34%
34 Vs
,
99
*9d
.
16%
222
*220
221
220,
34%
23%
24%
3%
16%-
17%
v
11%
16%
3%
3%
.16%-
98
-
.
1,800
85%
51% •51%
22%
23%
Va
25%
24%
3%
3%
16%
223
25%
*98
98
22%
,
300
7%
65
*157
51%
11%
23
23%
2,500
85%
160
51%
52%
*
64%
85
*157
52 ■::&
110
3,400
8%
33%
*7(8
>
64%
84%
83
160
V
8%
7(8
500
51%
51%
33%
8%'
64
65
*157
V
?
33%
7 Vs
7%
*7-V
*11%
23'A
-25%
8%
33%
83
160 V
11%
8%
33%
64
82
82
*157
25%
4,
-
't
preferred
.—No par
Cent Amer com—No par
5%. preferred
100
International Salt
r__No par
30
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
•
*51 Vs
;
8'A ■V
52%
3%
•'
.«•
$4
4
3 8% Mar
8
33% July 10
>
25 Vs
No par
International Silver common
13% Jan
82
160
98
No par
International
May
20% Jan
52
,
33%
7%
*11%
f-
common—No par
44'A Fefa 28
19
4,400
49%
64%'
52%
No par
73
•
*7
52%
Int'l Rys of
July 10
July 12
28
Rubber
33%
->
•
22%
of Canada com—No par
Int'l Nickel
6
11% Jan
22% Jun
3
July 17
20% Jan
135
72
Feb
6% July 12
29
V" 82
1
Inc
Preferred
D
12% Aug
150
36
49Va
8%
52
common——5
100
preferred
International
3
10
36% May
l
16
Apr 21
9% Jan
17
V
■
'
Copper.——20
Machines.
&
40 % Jan
47'
59
35%
49%
33%
64
7(8
63%
♦157'A
preferred
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Minerals
4%
39
5
*
100
-
14% Aug
7
59% Sep 18
58
35%
1
Int
8
,5% Jan
•
7 Vs
<
8%
33%
33%
62%
1
*57
58
49%
58
35
'
14
Feb
51
Iron—
Business
31
25 % Mar 31
51
——No par
Harvester
13
27% Dec
179
51
8%
Ctfs
Int'l
31
13% Apr
22
-
*50'A
5
Corp
Int'l
Aug
6
37% Feb. 14
159% Jun 26
10% Jan
2
49
preferred
Interlake
2
223
Dec
16
49
common—No par
Intercontinental
3
27
7% July 12
49'A
49 Va
*51
48%
35,
*49
50
50
8%
v
1,200
102
35%
35%
——
Cons
Interchemical
*57
>♦100
102
15,600
59
58%
61 Vs
59%
*100
36 V8
35%
36
36
59%
102
*100
59
35
Co
Insuranshares
6
20% Feb
21
23
Jan
29% May 9
101% Feb 23
23
Mar 29
32% Oct
171% July 13
12:
Mar 28
Inspiration
*98 rV 102
*57%
35%
preferred
6%
Inland Steel
102
59
58
CLOSED
36
35%
61
58
preferred—
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
5
25% Oct 17
14
1% Jan 25
185
62% Feb
11% Dec 20
Dec
12% Jan
2
45% July
-
-
35 Vt
Industrial Rayon
16
29
Jan
*99
36
59%
60%
common—No par
series
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A—
1
8% Mar
71% Feb
cum
35%
35%
59
STOCK
EXCHANGE -••••
pfd ser A—100
A
1000
conv
Co
Illinois Terminal RR Co
33% Aug >2
2
May 24
cum
common_100
Co
35%
20
.
ctfs
Power
4.08%
13
18
68% Dec
stock
Illinois
Dec 15
38
92
Jan
non-cum
RR
8
36% Feb
9
71
8
41% Mar 23
50% July 2
32% Mar 15
Feb
30% Nov 29
Co
^
7
2,900
1,400
'
28 Va
20%-
•■V-
29
-•
23%
29%
29%
29
29%
'
7,100
yolume 174
Number 5037
.
*
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(557)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
Year 11)50
,
,
Lowest
STOCKS
Bange Since Jan. 1
Highest
■
49 % Apr
3
Highest
75% Dec
28
93 % Jan
353/4 Dec
7
17y2 Mar 20
Nov
14
24
72
Jan
24
36
Jan
Dec
1
94% Jun
26
5
423/4 Jan
6
36'/* Jan
62
20
5
6
July 13
3'% Jun 28
l93/4 July 12
10'A Jun
5
V7% Nov
24
7% Dec
25
12% Jun
53/4 July
25
Jan
Jan
7
,
'July 13
4% Jan
3
14'/2 Jun 30
4% Apr 20
61
July 17
9
3
73
D.c
Jun
8
*•
9
Oct
*28% July 26
19
Lehigh
17
Lehigh Valley
Jan
23
Jan
22
8% Jan
18
!
39
Jan
36% July
*
2
24
9
17
74% May 17
17% July
4
2
July
28
7
29% Dec
3
Mar
Jan
19
1023/4 Dec
30 Va Jan
i
4
30
13
961/2
*95'%
96
96'A
96 'A
40
481/4
48%
381%
383/4
38%
38%
55%
54
4,100
543/4
541/4
541/4
37»A
543/4
543/4
38
37»/2
38
1,000
37%
37
37%
36 3/8
371/4
2,300
7%
10,900
71/8
7%
*36%
7%
7%
7%
7%
6%
6%
*6%
63/4
*6%
63/4
6%
100
25
25%
25%
25%
253/4
253/8
25%
25
253/8
13
13
1,600
13%
13%
*13
13%
13 %
13%
400
*46%
47%
*463/8
473/8
*463/8
473/8
*6%
63/4
25
123/4
47%
*46%
47^%
7%
7%
*6%
18%
18%
19
19%
19%
20
193^
20
19%
193/4
66
66%
66
66%
66
66
*65%
653/4
65%
65%
20%
20%
21
21
21%
21%
*21 %
217/a
*21
21%
97
97
97
*96
97
3
*95 Va
97
10
8%
9
23
22%
8%
223/4
103/4
9
22%
12
1%
1%
*16%
16%
97
9
22 %
11%
9
•VT' 11%
l3/4
1%
16
97
8%
22%
11%
1
par
*96
22%
22%
115/8
la/4
16%
22%
11%
1%
16
13/4
16
8%
9%
12%
'
15%
153/a
15%
15
22%
22%
22%
22 %
35%
36%
36
36%
36
36%
35%
36%
353/4
Co
10
7
Savers .Corp.;
preferred
8 3/4
-34%
68%
100
Tulip, Cup Corp
Inc
Star
58%
.
...
3
Lorillard
17
}>
1% preferred—
.Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)
Louisville & Nashville—
Aug/10
5
19
W
Lowenstein
(M) & Sons Inc;
4%% preferred series A_
Lukens Steel Co-
NEW
.
/. Highest
YORK
8%
83/4
5,000
15
4,300
22%
1,700
36i/B
18,000
t
8%
83/4
8%
35%
353/8
353/8
35%
35%
500
68%
69%
69
69%
bb-v4
691/4
8,300
170%
170%
171
171% 171%
210
*35
170
171
5,700
59%
59%
59
57 %
585/8
57
57
2,300
48
47%
47%
47
47%
48
48
2,100
44%
43
r.
435/a
42%
43%
43
43%
8,000
21%
22%
12,700
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
:»TL;tV;
80%
19%
V
19 s/8
20%
16%
16%
19%
25,200
16%
163/8
16 3/8
17,700
25%
24%
245/8
41
41%
40%
403/8
39 5/s
40
*383/4
395/8
1,600
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
.14%
14%
143/4
14%
17,000^
22 %
213/4
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
223/8
152
*151
*151
33%
33%
53%
53
30%
31
:;98
:
42%
LOW
Monday
I per share
t per share
>
43%
AND
«
152
152
33%
34
34
34
34%
1,600
523/4
53
53 %
53
53
3,400
29%
HIGH
-
29%
29 %
29%
29 %
29 %
2,200
*96
98
42%
i
SALE
*96
433/8
*151 %
98
423/4
10
153%
*96
98
42 %
43%
42 Va
4,100
PRICES
Tuesday
Aug. 7
Wednesday
Aug. 8
Thursday
S per share
S per share
$ per share
Aug. 6
5,500
'
98
*96
43%
223/8
333%
30%
30%
*66
152
22 %
9,000
523/4
33%
53%
;:>>43:v
Par
'
152
33
Saturday
Aug. 4
19 5/B
16 5/B
243/4
r
52%
STOCK
20
193/4
163/4
25 %
41%
*151
EXCHANGE
20
193/4
165/a
22
1
8OV4
243/4
14%
10
*78
/ 80%
25%
403A
100
22%
78
25
par
50
21 %
:
:
19 5/8
par
100
*583%
80%
♦77
Z80:.V/-:;
13%
No par
$ per share
83/4 >
700
900
68 Va
68
43%
25%
com
68%
47
■
16%
——
68%
5V4
46%
25%
10
/
683/4
4,700
5%
-!
44
21 VB
10
-
5%
593/4
♦77
No par
(P) Co common...
5%
v
8%
35
.
5%
68%
683/4
170
5%
•V
43%
1
1
Cement
Z
46%
5
____
8%
35
170%
No par
„
68%
68%
68%
170 %
..—No par
Co
Co——;
"
"35
25
:
68%
9
5
;
com
53/0
13,400
1%
16
15%
5%
,
150
2,200
11%
16
22%
■■
800
223/8
l7/a
16%
1,000
5,500
107/8
l7/a
16%
2,500
■
9%
22
16
Corp__„,
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A— No
Long Isiand Lighting Co
No
59 4/2 Feo 'i j
8 per share
7%
-
22%
Loew's
4,200
96'A
15%
Lone
7
40 3/8
481/4
96%
STOCKS
S per share
79
40 >/8
37%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
9
May 28
Bange Since Jan. 1
*77 y2
403/a
96'A
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
,• 3 % %• convertible
preferred
100
43% July 30
Lowest/
.
f per share
*95l/2
100
79
40 y4
*77%
22%
Belt
Feb
403/4
405/a
19%
16%
Oil
103
403/e
41
*183/4
22% :;<■
Lion
27
Feb
41
40%
1,700
3,300
19 'A
15 3/4
1%
Aug ; 9
39
96
July 30
30% Jan - 2;
Bange for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
,
•
79
225%
Link
34%
48 % Jun 29
27 % July 23
19»/4
*77%
No par
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Jan
*19
99
5
July 18
170
19 %
*78
53/8
Life
25% Jan-
*18>/2
483/4
685/8
9
153/8 Jun
19 y4
79
48%
53/8
Lily
■
25
i
4
30% Dec
29
19 'A
*18 3/4
*78
CLOSED
*12 5%
Lerner Stores Corp
f 47% Apr 27
2
Jun
150% Jun
38% Sep 21
29
2
12a/8 Jan
4
36% May 23
503/b Dec 21
22% Mar 24
97% Feb 17
17% Jun
21
174
8
34%. Jan
273/4 Jan
483/B
68%
Apr. 30
28
471/2
1
3
183/4 Feb
:
48
22 3/8
Lehn & Fink Products
20% July 25
14
29
Jun
28% Aug 17
13% Sep 29
Aug
7
22% July 18
164
14% Jun
EXCHANGE
*22
No par
23
Feb
221/a
Lehman Corp (The)
60
*81
22'/a
*46%
50c ncn-cum 2nd
pfd___
Jan
22 %
13,800
221/4
47 y2
JNo par
Jan
46 % Apr
22 yB
47%
551%
Lehigh Valley Coal com
;• $3 non-cum 1st preferred—No
48
40% May ,29
>37% Jun 29
17% Jun 29
23
11
RR
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
79
221/4
4 7'/a
38'/8
Coal & Navigation Oo
Portland Cement
7
184.
221/a
48
100
9
27
22'A
475/e
1
36% Aug
Jun
12,800
-22 y»
38%
5
103/a Feb
162
763/8
37%
54%
Co common
25
V 33% Jan
2
f 66
jun 26
75%
383/s
37%
Tire.
8% Jun
3
763/4
38
50
0
28
753/4
383/4
_No par
29
81% Apr
21% July 17
2
73% July 5
173/8 May 17
27% Feb
5
20% July 11
Mar 31
18% Oct
Lehigh
771/4
38
53%
preferred
Apr
3
■
2
21% Jan
14% July 12
3.85%
76%
'
*95%
—
&
77%
39i/8
4
tees (James) & Sons
15% Feb
2
44% Nov
Feb" 27
Co
Shares
77
No par
common
Rubber
Sales ft*
the Week
$ per share
■
100
preferred
Lane-Wells
Lee
$ per share
38 Vo
pfd_75 Pesos Me*
30% Jun
45% Nov 20
14% July 12
71
Aug 3
Bryant
Friday
Aug. 10
Aug. 9
$ per share
No par
No par
;
(The-)
2 6 3/4
'
281/8
Co
Thursday
Aug. 8
$ per share
78
10
(The)
jg
l3/4 May 12
common
PEICES
Wednesday
39
STOCK
No par
Co
&
113/4 Jftn
4% May .24
891/2 Jan
38
187
May
15
.
15% July 20
113/4 Jan
H)
Co
4%%
May
25
65% Jan
Inc
Consolidad 6 %
Lane
16
1
29
preferred
SALE
77 %
_1
Laclede Gas Co__
La
100% Feb
7
8% Jun
y'--'r_|.
15
29
Jun
(S
Lambert
67
14
21% Aug
28
Kress
27
253/4 Feb
;
$ per share
Kresge (S S) Co-——,—-—10
Mar
21
2
94% Jun
39% Aug 28
.-•9% Oct 19
30% Aug 25
177
■
28
Jan
19% July 27
29
24% Jan
15
7% Jan
56
common—
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 7
36%
—No par
preferred
Kroger
51% Feb
133/4 Oct 23
j•
30% Dec
8
2
29
Dec
67 * Dec
1
July 17
July 13
19
Dec
»
73/4 Feb
9
42 % Jan
_28
22% Dec
9
7
7
2
"28
14 A Dec
3
1% Jun 12
4%
9
May
11% Jan
25% May 9
1001/8 Sep 25
10% Dec 29
24
39 y4 Mar
39
prior
Keppers Co
28% May
14% Feb
25
62% Sep
3
$5
13
56% May
.
:
Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
4
Feb
2
22
47'% Jan
Kimberly-CiarJce
TO
22% Jan
16% Jun
40% Jan
94
103
$ per share
County Land Co new_i.-_2.50
Keystune t>teel
Wire Co—No par
3
May
Par
Aug. 6
No par
Kern
44% Mar 21
6% May 24
20
2578 Oct
15
80
5iy8 May 28
32
Jun 25
Jan
35% Dec 27
Feb
193/8 Jan
2
101
50
24
Nov
26
Kennecott Copper
29
37
July 12
42% Dec
39 Ve Aug
25'% Jan
76% Nov
9
34 Y4 Dec
6
19% July
3
42% Mar 15
■'
AND
Monday
Aug. 4
■.
753/4 Jufy 25
2
20
13
13% July 20
67% Aug 11
24% July 12
20
$ per share
67% July
Saturday
EXCHANGE
.
273/8 May 24
47% Nov 27
3
Jan
60
i per share
36%-Aug
15% Jan
24
t per share
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Lowest
.
$ per share
IT
Friday
Sales for
Aug. 10
Aug. 9
the Week
$ per share
Shares
,
M
11% Feb
28
363/, Aug
3
Nov
Dec
26
Sep
19
18% Dec
4
14% Jan
2
19
14
31
1
J-n
25
38
93% July 26
7% May 21
18
28
23% Jua
19
12% Jan
2
550
5
4
Apr
17
9% Nov
3
9
19% May 4
33% Dec 29
13
9% July 19
Dec
27
4
32
31
16
Mandeh Bros
Jan
Juiy 17
17%
Jau
2
23% Feb
29
Jan
To
3
185
Sep 26
12
87
Jun
29
30
87
Jun
28
101% Mar
18
81
Ju.y 17
3
13
173/4 May 11
52
19% July 14
18
10
16% Feb
23
17
49% Apr
20% Jan
49
42
15% Aug
2
27
4
26
Feb
16
July 19
105
26
19% Apr
27
39% July 27
May"
.94% July 11
3
106% Jan
8
52% Mar 15
30 % July 17
44
July 13
40% Nov
Jan
33% July 13
21% July 13
12% Apr
5
143/4 Jan
3
423/e Feb
82
Jan
5
323/4 Jan
6
64
42
Jan
95% Nov
*20%
Jan"
Dec
102% July
Nov
20
27
7% Jan
101
j
6% Jan
25
4,200
10%
10%
29.600
4%
29 %
29%
283/4
29%
100
Corp
,107% Sep
6
preferred
3%% convertible, preferred—100
McGraw Electric Co——1
2
16% July
53%
/
13
July 18
10% Jun 29
83/4 July 3
/ 31
July 17
f
7
18
,543/4 Nov 30
39
1393/4 Nov
18
131
.
2
Mar 15
McKesson
4%
&
Robbins
Stores
Corp
v4%%
26
preferred
(The)
*9
Feb
9
Mercantile
2
Merch
&
Min
Merck
&
Co
•
0%
_
convertible
Stores
1
c6mmoriX—.—I
1st preferred—50
Co Inc—»—3%
see
page
Za.
Machine
Miami
-2
20
2
Middle
483/b Feb
5
Midland
563/, July 17
113% Aug
2
34%
34'%
1,000
3,900
34%
•
6,300
95%
94%
94
94 %
94%
94
94
150
85
*94
84%
84%
110
14%
900
Steel Prod
conv
14%
14%
47%
*45%
16%
245/8
17
*975/8
4934
16%
24%
44
160
16%
25
*24%
44
423/4
16%
163/4
16%
16%
98
98%
98%
103
24%
5
*50
97%
pfd_100
235/8
18%
'
*106%
*96
493/,
*49'A
493/8
353/4
36
351/2
35%
700
59
59V4
59V2
593/4
2,700
43
7,300
43
42%
23%
23%
23%
16
16%
*15%
163/8
25%
253/4
26%
23%
18%
♦52
20%
8%
21
25
*90%
*60
23%
64
18 3/«
18%
18Y4
55%
54
21
:
21
*8%
8%
*8%
104 yA
103%
*92%
S3%
*92 »/2
93%
32
313/8
313/4
31%
31%
24%
243/8
24 3^
24
M
24
933/8
51
,
98
108
97%
50
*98
♦106%
*96
8%
104
50
49%
98 %
108
97%
*106%
*96
18%
19
18%
19 %
38%
62%
63 V
62%
623/4'
100
100%
241/a
600
49%
700
♦96%
98
150
108
493/4
181/4
18%
-
61
*'
*
18%
19
19
193/s
19
19%
18%
19%
19
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43'A
43%
43%
43%
138 %
*13834
Reg
preferred—
139%
139%
133%
139%
16%
116%
36%
161/2
163/4
17 y*
16%
163/4
16%
1.50
54 %
100
♦112 %
55%
114
533/4
54%
53
112%
112%
112
19%
44
533/4
533/8
*111
■
'7,300
11,000
1,200
1493/4
30
16%
16%
3,600
17%
16%
163/i
4,200
53%
53%
3,000
111%
111 %
500
*139
'
112
6,100
181/2
62
16%
16%
17%
1383/4
138%
16%
16 %
10
98%
*96
97%
6 2 5/8
.
*106 >/2
108
62>/8
16%
IOO
300
24%
5
•
4,600
313/4
18%
.
83/4
94%
49%
971/2
-2
1,700
*31%
98 %
*106 »/2
18%
62%
10
207/s
*93
24
49%
97%
5,100
18
53
31%
*98,
108
17%
94
24
98%
300
5,500
100%
1041/4
a *311/4
50'/a
99%
*923/4
130
93
235/a
*8 1/2
8%
101
?
11,100
203/4
21
8%
i
.
*52
55%
20%
600
600
26%
70
23%
18%
*53
;
92%
*64
64i/4
23%
16%
261%
23%
18%
■1
54
21
62
10
64
23%
4'
23 5/a
s/8
231/4
*16
92%
92%
92%
23%
103 %
106
42
43%
23%
91 %■'<
10
493/8
42 %
64
130
37
16'/B
24%
50
4,600
49%
42 3/4
91%
800
163/4
981/2
16%
58%
23%
24%
4,000
44
*98
423/8
;>
17%
24%
*43
9 8 »/2
*98
163/8
*59
55
?
'
24%
*23%
42%
24
17 %
43
17'/4
47
24%
17
163/4
16%
243/4
*43
493/4
♦83/4
50c
8% 1st preferred——————100
Minneap & St Louis Ry—*4_No par
Minn St P A SS
Marie_-s.4j.N0 par
$3,75
14%
*45%
Inc—No par
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
14%
47%
58%
20%
5
South Utilities
14%
*45%
*35%
*31%
Petroleum—
14%
47%
493/4
*52
*84
•
14%
353/4
Co—No par
& Scott—>—12.50
Copper
Mid-Continent
29
9
34%
343/8
20
177
*173
177
*173
*45% •;
58%
93%
Co———.—
'
v
353/4
—No par
17
16
343/8
58
,18
...
Co——No par
common—
21% Feb
23
34%,
.94%
36%
23%
—1
100
18% Jan
footnotes
Merritt-Chapman
495/8
64
100
140% Apr
21% Feb
.
58%
91%
preferred series-^
J
30%
177
*173
36%
*90
preferred series
28
177
58 %
25
preferred
Mergenthalet Lintoype
Jun
41 V4 Jnr>
49%
'
23 %
V $3.50
Jab
110% July 17
?
99
16%
3.85%
Jan
11
98%
.
17%
16 %
21
13% Mar 28
42% Dec
17
413/B
1043/4 Feb
15% Jun
33%
*43
*59
Transp
Inc
163/B
24%
44
*23%
4.35%
28
'
16
24%
10
1
29
Dec
,
47%
100
Mehgel Co
8
Feb
'14%
(1st series)—50
21% Feb
16
*173
18
(1st series)
2nd preferred
64
17% Dec
:*
177
—No par
common
/ 22%
Mar
443/8
—I
Inc
Co
Melville Shoe Corp—■——
May* 9
195/8
44
*43
Publishing-^
No par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
5
Mar 20
64
19%
44%
14 %
McGraw-Hill
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
28
20%
4 4'/a
*45%
common—50c
Mesta
30
20% Mar
2,200
30
19%
45
*173
No par
10
19% Dec
30%
30
20
44%
85
24
57% Dec
30%
29%
*19%
85
Jan
July 27
2,500
19%
85
56
94
5,500
12
30%
*84
104% Jan
28
15
46 %
85
26% Jan .16
Aug
98
14%
113/4
19%
*84
Mead
108
*97%
15%
98%
*\
45%
94
5
4
3,600
-
1?%
933/4
Jan
2
100
283/4
46%
9334
28
28
30%
28%
%
45%
94
,21% May. 24
Jun
30%
4
19%
94%
16
Jun
30%
*93
Apr
473/4 Apr
11%
*93%
12
97
15
1?%
94%
Jan
104
15%
*11 %
*4
113/4
98%
15%
125/8
33%
33
7
99%
15%
12
94%
101
12
*98%
15
300
9
9
9%
12%
323/4
—
110% Aug
Apr
110/
99%
12%
*9
15%
*93%
preferred
25
104% Nov
7
*98%
9
15%
cum
10
"
99%
29%
9
12%
*12%
—
26
8s/a Mar
9
123/4
No par
,
27% Jan
■j
*68%
29%
12 %
No par
McQuay Norrts Mfg Co
Jan
4%
293%
Co—---——-1;
McLellan
67
*4
12%
*8%
No par
com
25
3
Hot
46%
11 1/8
4%
Jan
23
28% Jan
45%
10%
4 %
60
34% July 12
49 3/4 Nov 27
July 13
125
453/4
11%
*4%
88 % Apr
38% Feb
'
453/4
10%
4%
29%
28
Jan
15
16
45
10%
*4
1
29
48% July 2
Jan v 2
18
48%
103/4
27
Dec
*
13
15% Jun
t
45%
10%
16
100
70
1,200
10%
19
88% May 15
6,200
525
123/4
45
6.25
Corp————5
prior pfd
-100
Ry 6%
Jun
25
153/4
125/8
800
267/8 Feb
/19% Jan
593% July 13
22% May 25
3
66% Dec
45
153/4
*510
7,600
26% Jun
,
9
37% July 17
101% Feb 21
106
23% Jun
9
19% NOV
;
29
153/4
525
20%
McCrory Stores Corp
16
!
11
53
653/4 Feb
.
July 3
14% Ju.y 23
17% Nov 20
13
63/8 Aug > 1
393% Jan 13
Oct
27% Jan
16
513/4 Apr
39% Feb
July
15%
*510
11%
'
17
3
4
35
22
94% Nov. 27
10% July 17
14% Jan
.
'
18% Aug 16
323/a Oct 11
*21% July 19
2
37% Jun
9
21
15%
525
20%
McCall Corp
No par
McCord Corp common—
3
.Preferred
——T-_—'----^_-50:^
4
493/4 Jan
10
26% Jan
45% Jan
3
58
28
16% Jun
99
Jun
15%
*513
11%
9
12%
*93 %
$3
3
Apr
44% Jun
Aug 17
153/8
510
8,200
113/4
12%
No par
19
Jan
15%
510
100
800
33
•
31
13 S/8 Jan
32%
pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd—c—No par
Maytag Co common
1—No par
i $3.75
$3.75
7
43
Mar 28
27% Sep 25
23% May 11
July 13
July 3
39
91% Jan
"
32%
201%
Master .Electric: Co—
34% Aug
7
101% Feb 21
Jan
Feb
31%
11 %
1
Mathieson Chemical Corp com
5
7% preferred
_—100'*
May Dept Stores common™.
5
24
Jan
j100
10
11% Jan
Jan
90
Aug 18
963/4 Dec 22
42% Jan
183.
29
100
97
Jan
17
31 % Jun
87
167% Apr
323/4
20%
Midland
Masonite
16
32%
113/4
Martin-Parry Corp
<7%.Tuly 31
153/a
500
31
20%
4 %%
preferred
Martin (Glenn L)
34% May 11
15
32%
3,400
•••;
11%
Marshall Field & Co
22
8 5/8
20
Corp
183/a Nov
95%
85/8
113/4
Marathon
313/4 Nov
33%
*94 %
8%
20%
Market St
13
33%
96%
■►>8%
97
11%
Marine
27
33%
*94%
8%
8%
20%
Exploration-:
8
11
33
33%
8%
7,600
ll3/8
46%
—
3
14% Jan
*94%
8%
*94
100
16 '/a
203/4
29
21% Jan
500
5C
_
Jan
23
333/8
97
153/4
16'/a
11%
•Jun
29
34
15%
*20%
Oil
10 3/4 Jun
29
16%
133%
Shirt—_---B
Manhattan
12% July 13
Feb
16
1,900
40%
40%
*132
*8%
Maracaibo
24% July 27
175
16%
16%
15%
40%.
133 %
No par
—
19
13% Jun
8
29
16%
161/8
*40
*132
125%
31
5
t
16%
40 3/4
133%
1
Jun
% Aug
16 3/8
*40
*132
333/4
31%
15%
1
Co
16%
403/4
133%
'
-10
RR
13
38 % Feb
Jun
Coal
No par-•
com
Sugar Co
253/4 Jan
105 % Feb
18
Dec
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Inc
16%
*40
83/4
12
j.
16%
34
Mahoning
5
16%
94%
Co
Manati
1
CLOSED
♦16%
*131%
134
*8 %
Hi
14
50
,
403/4
■'131%
94%
26
95
——5
16%
*40
EXCHANGE
33%
(R
28
5
STOCK
10
100
Macy
Feb
July 19
16%
5
common
4 % 1c preferred series
A—100
Madison Square Garden—.—No
par
9
2
Jan
Forbes
2
143/s Jun
27% Jum a5
25
13% May
30
;>
,
Working Co-
&
preferred—..
Trucks Inc
Mack
13
573
7% Mar 23
37% Jan
6%
17% Mar 16
8% July 17
19% Juiy 25
38% Dec
MacAndrews
2
Jan
36 V0 Jan
Aug
6
103/s Mar 15
13
106% Sep
21% Dec
10
500
9% Oct
8% July 25
18% Apr lg
23% Jan 25
100% Aug
7
9% Jan
9
23% Oct 23
6% July 13
Jan
25
3
31
Jan
12% Aug 30
9% Dec 27
7% Mar 30
Feb
103% Jan
25
24% Apr
7% Jan
17
203/4 Feb
35% Dec
M & M Wood
2
26
29
14% Apr
3
Jan
Jun
12
10% Jan
610
July
16
42
142% Feb
21
jun
Mar 30
15
18% Mar 19
37% May 17
128
34% May 25
105
Jan 20
3
■m Dec
42
..
11% Mar 31
283/4 July 17
101
May
143
8
135% Mar
17
54
112%
■
'
18
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(558)
..
.
Monday, August 13,1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
6
101 % Jun
27
18 y. Jun
29
108 % Jan
Sep 26
9% July 12
21
Dec
20
May
107
Mar
7
€7
July 19
84
Nov
10
83% Jan
2
Jun
27% Dec
27
25'/a Jan
2
27
July 26
93% Feb
•
34% Mar 20
14
Feb
par
*103 %
Mfg common
$1.50
2nd
preferred
conv
26
52% Dec
30
41% Oct
6
11% Jan
13
64
77%
30
12% Jun
16%
16%
16%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,500
32%
32%
10
32%
32%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
20,600
8%
9Va
com—No par
55%
21,500
21%
21%
10.600
33 y4
33%
1,700
Corp
56
59
23%
22 %
22%
21%
33%
33%
33%
16% Feb
10
1.26
14%
14%.
33'/2
14 %
24% Jan
Mojud
Carpet
Hosiery
Co
Inc
Machine
107% Aug
1
24% July 26
3
July 26
24% July 31
Montana
74% Feb
Montgomery Ward Si Co
15
Jun
29
Monsanto
Jan
8
18% Feb
16
52
26% Jan
3
18
2
42% Aug 24
25 % Jun
20% July 17
30% Nov
14
24% July 12
13% Mar 25
19% Dec
20
17% July
100%
102%
100%
•
21 Ve
21%
21%
%
Morrell
19
May 24
20% Feb
8
29
14
Oct
18
12% July 25
15% Feb
26
29
56% Dec
6
48% July 19
108% Jun 25
55% Jan
8
112% Jun
11
25
23% Feb
Mar 26
45
28
2
Jan
66
22% Feb
24%
24%
24%
24%
5,500
G9J/4
69%
69%
69%
69
69%
69%
70%
11,400
16 y2
4,900
169.300
16%
16%
16%
16%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13'/a
13%
13%
13%
300
13%
46 y4
46
46%
46
47%
46>/2
47%
46
46%
10,300
26
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
2,300
16%
16 Ve
16
16%
25%
26
28»/4
26
26%
25%
26
1
19
19 y2
19%
20
19%
19%
17%
10
17%
|
•12%
51
110%
17%
13
13
51%
51%
*110%
1J1
*110%
18%
19
18%
10
18%
110%
19
50
•45%
46 %
•56
58
100
com
No pa*
17%
17%
17%
13
51 ''
1
common..*—..1
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
Myers (F E) 6c Bros
Apr 12
24%
16%
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
27
49% Feb
25
20%
24%
45%
Mullins
4%%
20%
24%
|
(O C)
preferred
20,700
20%
24
Co
Murphy Co
6.800
11
Corp
Brass
98
24 y4
22%
25%
Wheel
Jun
97%
20%
39
21%
rhi
1,800
96%
•13'/a
Products Corp
Jun
08 Ve
19%
•
Co
Motor
9
20%
600
19%
19%
98%
*19%
14%
*14
No pa*
S
Lines
&
/:
102
*13%
14 Ve
19 %
19%
6,200
69 y2
e
69
No pa*
Inc
Motor
Mueller
241
iThe)___No par
29
44
52
(John)
Motorola
29
2
18 y4 Jun
Co
May 9
21% Feb 23
25
16% Jun
Power
Co
57%
//'•'/• 14
n
Co
Utilities
Moore-McCormlck
Mar 21
31% Jan
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
9
12% July 31
12
19%
Rights
13
19%
•
2
2
14%
19%
No pa*
Tool
25
Jan
14%
*19%
%
Monarch
5
Mills—
Jan
64
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
55%
22%
34
21 y4 Jan
Mar 17
9
58'A
33%
40 y4 Jan
53% Jun
Fuel
RR
57%
19
13
15,200
28%
16%
22%
18
13
28%
28 Ve
,
23 %
29
Jan
27%
400
17
CLOSED
I
33%
57
36% Jan
2,600
58%
16% Dec
43
31%
22%
20 % Jan
13
31%
56
29
Jan
32
33%
27
15
29
31%
20
22
113
29
31%
Mohawk
9
15% Dec
108% July 12
28
31%
7 %
preferred series A
100
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_ 100
73
23% May 11
67% Nov 24
13
27%
9
73% Mar
23% Jan
12% Jan
283/4
28 y2
11% Jan
S
Oct
°27
33% Mar 12
2
25
11 Aug
19% July 13
49 y« July 13
*88
29
39% Feb
July
260
;
89
89
•27%
July 19
45 y4
18% Jun
Dec~21
13% Feb
*28
89%
29%
56%
33
16% NOV 20
July 26
10% Jun
20%
13% July 31
16% July 2
22
31% Dec
20%
*88V4
16%
30
4
220
9,100
21%
88%
28
35% Apr
3
;K
88%
163/4
30% July 2
7% Jun 25
10
20%
88
28%
11% Dec
Apr
21 y2
88
16%
3
4 % Feb
20%
9C
31%
4% Jan
21% Jan
20%
'3,400
105
*104
' 105
28%
Mission Development Co
30
*104
104
47
16%
1
River
104
46%
47
29
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
Mission Corp
.—
1:
Aug
Mo-Kan-Texas
46%
S/iarea
Sper share
* per share
share
0i'.'-47:i&
32%
2
17
Mississippi
STOCK
EXCHANG1
47
104
20%
20%
Tslv
16%
29% Aug
11
9
20%
47%
*103%
104
$ per
share
47%
28%
32% Feb
29
13% Apr
13% Mar
1 per
47%
31%
14
24% Jun
157/e Dec 26
22
Sales f«r
32
3
27
.
1 per share
1 per share
No par
&
9% Jan
29% Jun
Aug. 9
46%
9
32
//•;/
Aug. 8
the Week
Thursday
Aug, 7
$4
9
24% Feb
Mln
Wednesday
Aug. 6
preferred
No par
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
4
20
Minn
Tuesday
Friday
Aug. 10
Monday
Aug. 4
U'V;'.
/ /
54
16
27 %
■
HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
STOCK
I per share
37 % Feb
304
r■
YORK
•>:' EXCHANGE
■
J per share
I per share
I per share
NEW
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
26
26
26 %
900
19%
19%
19
19%
7,300
17 y4
17%
17%
17%
3,100
13
6,400
*25%
12%
52
12%
12%
12%
52
*12%
52%
52%
51%
>110
111
19%
19%
>110%
111
900
51%
30
111
19%
19
19%
12,500
45%
300
45%
*45%
45 y2
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52%
58
45%
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45%
*56%.
58
*56%
58
56%
56%
100
24,800
N
16
July 13
22
May 20
17% July
2
32
Jan
53
Dec
51% Jan
2
79
Mar 15
37
3
Jan
23
21
13
34% Dec
18
6% Jun 29
14% Dec
27
12% Jan
31
3
9
Mar
Aug
,
Nash-Kelvinator
Nashville
16% Apr
13
National
23
May 27
16% Jan
2
21% Apr
21
National Automotive
Jan
20
Dec
16
Jun
29
22% Feb
13
National
31% Dec
26
30
5% July 13
39% Jan
>
31
17
31
Jun
28
Jan
9
164
Jun
26
8% Apr
29
7
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
186
July 13
7% July 12
46% Nov 24
Feb
18
6% Jun
27
11% Oct
11
27
14% Dec
50
10
35% Jan
184% Jan
20
7 %
10
Aviation
Jun
36
July 17
14% Mar 30
Co
20%
20%
20%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
170%
10
S%
9%
13% Mar 26
13
44 % May 28
50
Jan
2
17% July 19
23% Feb
2
Inc
Co
7
-95
65
178
July 13
185% Jun
8
169
*150
Jan
159
25
x% Dec
29
35% Mar 31
22
30 % Jun
4
% Jan
25% Jan
2
2
53 % Nov 27
29% Oct
15% Apr 27
21% Dec
18
71 % Apr
89
43
20
20
24% Dec 28
32% Feb
14% Oct
4
11% Jan
Steel
National
2
National
103
2
July 25
16% Apr 30
Natl
Jan
3
10% Feb
Natomas
t
8
15
I per share
Lowest
S per share
* per
NEW
share
Ref
Co
YORK
$ per share
15% Jan
2
104
Apr. 23
18% Feb
19
July 11
42 % Nov
105% Feb
xl05
Jan
11
Apr
18
16
11
13
34% Jun
21
93.
Jun
22
11% Jan
,
13% Mar 23
2
42% Jan
102
103
Apr
13
93
July 17
103
6
104% Dec
18
99
116
Apr
2
20% Nov 22
17% Jun
66% Mar 14
80% Dec
8
75
26% Mar 29
34% Oct
21
Nesco
New
6
Feb
;
;
20
Jan
20
56
Jan
26
200
Dec
13
6% Jun
27
28% Jun
27
14% Oct 31
19 > Jun
25
23% Feb
17
Apr
4
82% Jan
24
29
38% Jan
12
25
21% Jun
7
15% Jun
3
25
26% Jan
236% Feb
16
177
Oct 30
)
preferred
246% Apr
17% Dec
Jun
29
104% July 30
156% Feb
New
2
N
13
Y
York
Chic
6%
St
Louis
18%
18
18%
99
59
99%
94%
93
94%
8%
*8%
8%
900
35%
35%
35%
4,300
35%
35
1%
49
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
87%
87%
87%
87%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
18
N Y
17
preferred
A...
series
5
25
20% Jan
9
2
31
25
x28% Jan
99
Common
23% Mar
7
Jun
26
29
80% Jun
Mar
$8.75
7
Class A
5
3.40%
19
88% Jan
27
94
Feb
23
3.60%
91% Jun
29
102
Feb
6
19
8% Jun
29
39% Nov 24
35 % Jan
9
44
Oct
6
preferred
preferred
Electric Corp
9
8
29
X52 % Feb
5
28% Jan
13
25
19% Feb
8
North
American
Co
18
xl3% Jun
29
19
Feb
13
North
American
Aviation
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
76% July
3
88
Mar
6
Northern
Central
8
31Va Jan
2
Northern
Natural
33% Dec 28
31% Jan
2
38% Aug
51% Aug
6
3
7
Northern
Pacific
17% Dec
Jun
Norfolk
Northern
9% Dec
15
13
*90% Dec
27
97% Jun
15
84
Jun
29
106% July 13
109% Dec
16
106
Jun
28
Mar 22
9% Jun
1
96 % July 10
27
14% Dec 28
15% Jun
26
22% Dec
23% Jun
20
32% Mar 28
12% Jun
29
17% Dec
10% Mar
94% Feb
Western
&
Adjustment
Ry com
preferred
1
106 %
Aug. 8
•/
5
11
37%
94%
95
95%
.11%
11%
*94
110
108
/
C'V-
19
79
32%
38
38
37%
37%
400
94
94%
11%
111
19%
19%
♦76
79
20
79
1,80
95
11%
12,600
95%
111
*109
19%
1,100
19%
10,000
79
*76
——^
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
4,500
21
21
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
5,400
18%
19 %
18%
79,600
211%
212
210 %
210%
206
214%
206
207%
2,000
105 Ve
105
105
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
105
1,500
15%
•15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
COO
19
19%
19%
15%
18%
19%
18%
51
*50
51
51
51%
140
91
91
92
92
92
92
340
♦330
380
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380
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380
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17%
16%
17%
16%
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47
47
47%
46%
46%
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16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
3,900
26%
26%
4,800
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16%
17%
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26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
92
92
91%
91%
91%
91%
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
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22%
26
26%
26
26%
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26%
26%
26%
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88
94
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83
88
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88%
94
S3
83
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88
93
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83
88
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88%
93
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93
9%
9%
9%
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47%
47%
48%
47%
47%
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47%
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6.300
47%
9%
47
9%
47
26%
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22%
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92
22%
26 Va
26%
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82%
11,200
87
87
1,800
■
—„
300
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92%
CO
9Va
9%
1,600
46%
700
46
%
47
47 %
46%
47
47 Ve
47%
26
25%
26
26
26%
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26%
500
18%
18%
18%
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14%
15 «/8
15%
15%
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15%
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81
81
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81%
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81%
38
38%
38%
38 %
38%
38%
38
38 %
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51
49%
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49
49%
47%
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10
10,400
26
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*25%
18 %
18%
14%
10
48%
-
80%
•
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81
4,900
20
(Minn)—
5
series
Northwest Airlines Inc
92
83
9%
10
Preferred
Northwestern
Ohio Edison Co
110
11%
*94
17%
103% Feb
33
19%
*76
*94'/a
48
108
100
98%
10
,
86 %
108%
99
10
14
14%
22%
22%
28 %
29
21
21%
1.50
10
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*107%
60
Co
9%
86%
108 %
25
common
preferred
Telegraph
Pharmacal
109
11%
96%
17
*85%
Norwich
11%
*94
47%
100
21% July 30
10
2.400
17%
100
4.6%
300
10%
211
50
:
153/4 May 10
1.000
16
105
105
48
preferred
24% May 10
30% July 18
*15%
16%
$4.80
26
16
106%
Shares
10%
47
109 % May 25
24
*15%
*104
share
10%
9%
25
Co
States Pwr Co
SI.10
10%
10%
10%
96%
110
19%
79
10%
.
10%
95
11%
♦94
110
the Weak
t per
38
95
11%
Sales fat
10
Aug
t per share
10%
•37%
96%
4,100
20%
V:
20%
18
18%
♦76
•
106%
10%
37%
96%
16
•104
11
11
10%
*15%
16
106%
150
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 9
$ per share
*10%
10%
8%
6.600
2.100
PRICES
Wednesday
7
38%
*37
*95
preferred
25
15% Mar 31.
16
•104
$3.60
19% Jan
16
10 %
16%
20 Ya
100
12% Jan
Jun
.
1 per share
10%
16
27
Aug
$ per share
10%
SALE
Tuesday
/
25
Co
Gas
23
28
f per share
HIGH
AND
Aug. 6
1
Ry
Common
2
2.500
8%
10
Ry
16
26%
15%
8%
1
17% Jun
27
800
15%
4
25% May 23
Feb
21% Feb 24
102
8%
32%
100
Nopco Chemical Co
May
101%
15%
18%
..100
100
,
50
102 %
102
8%
*76
—.No pa*'".
Noma
22%
249.300
Corp—
preferred
12% May
87%/.
22%
15%
108
1100
3.90%
103% Mar 20
87%
22%
8%
*94
—100
*
*26%
87%
*15%
11%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.Nopar
Jun
82
8
26%
87%
22%
8%
CLOSED
_..w.ii......i,^.No par
preferred
,
15%
EXCHANGH
State
1
1.100
8 '/a
♦104
Y
17
Mar
26%
15%
Monday
STOCK
Shipbldg Corp partic stock_.l
Gas
26
83/8
*16%
Y
&
9.500
26%
15%
10%
N
Elec
700
49%
*
8%
Hart RR Co_100
&
5%
29%
2%
15%
380
597/a Jan
Jun
102%
*330
25% Jan
87
*101%
380
29
25% Jan
102%
*330
Jun
5
*101%
102
102
2%
29
48%
25%
26%
87%
,,
26 %
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2%
29
49%
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49%
i.50
15
15
48%
180
146%
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48%
1%
29
*28%
49%
49
..
26 %
1%
1%
29
*28%
29
48
1%
1%
1%
29
91
43% Jun 25
9
120
36%
209
common
New Haven
174
174
4,200
145%
•89
Preferred
80
90%
90%
8%
91
non-cum
93 %
7,300
101
*99
100
3,100
35%
•87
$5
Dock
99 %
92
.
4,100
34,500
145
*105
N Y & Harlem RR Co
22% Jan
93
No par
20
15% May 24
*98%
99
93%
*50
Feb
53% Mar
Jun
18
51
410
Feb
28
8
18%
*50
17
28% Apr
4
5
18%
50
Jan
12
5
.
18%
50
215
28
24% Dec
Jan
18%
No par
9
20% Apr
43% Jun
17
18%
York
Aug
Mar 29
28 % Dec
18
31%
15%
92
Jan
78% Jan
17%
31
15%
54% Apr 25
91
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
18%
31%
100
3
Y
49%
18
31%
No par
Jan
97% Jun
July 17
49%
18
31%
preferred series A
73
29
26
49%
49%
18
31%
City Omnibus Corp
New
..'52-'v Dec 27
16
49%
18%
31%
com___100
Co
3
14
19
49%
18%
31%
8%
Central—......No par
&
41 % Jan
22
Dec
49%
18%
31%
36%
Newport Industries common
.1
4% %
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
New York Air Brake
c
5
N
Dec
9
49%
3,400
146%
England Elec System.....—.1
183/4 May 10
19
24% Dec
July 26
49%
1,600
34.900
8%
5
10
91% Dec
98
15
35%
100
—
15 % Jan
24% Mar
15
14%
146 %
Inc
21
Nov
18% July 13
85
15%
8%
1
.1
;
6
73% Nov 21
100
14%
36%
N
21% July 27
93
Dec 12
14%
146 %
New Jersey Pr Si Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp.—.....10
28% Jun
21
42
14%
8%
Newberry Co (J J) con:
No par
3% % preferred .........——.100
7
17% Jun
21% Dec
4%%
■
9
Feb
12% Mar
5
188% Oct
Corp
'
25
July 18
10% July 25
28% Mar 29
14%
*145%
par
Neisner Bros Inc common....
4
14% 1
14%
8%
10
:%■;
10
13% Jan
10
14%
14%
Aug. 4
17% Feb
152
10%
14%
10
14%
Saturday
13
3
10
14%
146%
STOCK
14% Jan
3
57%
10%
14%
5(?%
8%
EXCHANGE
Nehi
29
57
10%
14%
LOW
18
Jun
57
10%
14%
146%
No pa*
—
14% Jan
26
56%
10%
173
B
9% Jun 25
99
56%
172%
100
28
8% Jan
7,000
4,000
172%
No pa*
Pa com
12% Feb
106% Aug 11
11% Jun 13
9%
•171%
10
1
7% July 13
220
9%
1
8% Aug
102% Mar 10
9%
172%
No par
Co
Highest
9%
*171%
preferred
__100
Vulcanized Fibre Co——1
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9%
14%
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
9%
9%
9%
900
9,100
172
10%
92
conv
Range for Previous
171%
172%
Co
Tea
4.20%
171%
100
Corp
Corp
Sugar
171%
100
(The)
preferred
4% %
170%
/
'171%
Corp
National Supply
7
30
14 % Jan
9
July 13
National
16
89% J#n
25% Feb
Shares
170%
170
170
56%
*98 %
Malleable Si Steel Cast__No pa*
Power & Lt ex-dlst
No pa*
Natl
32%
18%
10
common
19%
32%
18%
No pa*
Co
National
9
29% May
2
Mar 14
21% Jun
Natl
9
Jan
56
Lead
19
32%
31
1
preferred
19%
32%
57%
49%
5
preferred A
preferred B
6%
2% Aug 10
.'
com
*18%
14%
1
Prod
National Linen Service
29% Aug 10
101% July 30
July" 13
26
26% July 13
*85
7 %
4
25
21% Jan
9
Dec
$4.50
National
Jan
38% May
25
Jun
1
9% Jan
29
il Jan
Nov 24'
29
156
2
8% July 16
31% Dec
f 28
Mar 22
4
29
141% May
9% May 31
5
22% Jun
Nov 21
Mar 13
Jun
Jan
95% Aug
185% Jan
103
3
July
Distillers
19
327/a
10
1
Cylinder Gas Co
19%
19
32%
14
National Dairy Products
No pa*
National Department Stores
I
'15%
Lines
19%
19%
32 y4
57
55
No pa*
1
28
Nov
29
4
32
4,OO0
19%
20
19%
32
32%
170%
National
102
11
;
19
6
Jun
July
4.300
Feb
69% Dec
11% Jan
14%
City
10
90
14%
Container
National
128
14%
1
common
National Gypsum Co
Apr
10% Jan
14%
National
21% Mar 22
58
15%
National
33% July 13
*99% Sep
2,100
14%
7
29
34
35%
15%
24
10
7
36%
15
11% Feb
167/a Jun
10%
x35%
15%
14% Aug
26 Y2 Jan
23% Dec
36%
15%
2
Jan
21
26
500
36%
35 %
2
9% Jan
11
22% May 31
Jan
67%
35
I
Can Corp
National Cash Register
27% Dec
July 25
94% Jan H
18
18%
67%
35 %
100
Biscuit
15
7% Jan
18%
67%
35%
Fibres Inc
preferred
20% July 17
Jan
18%
66%
20% Dec 22
10%
35
18%
68%
35%
Corp
National
July 27
57% Aug 10
18%
67%
Airlines
National
12
18%
69 V*
1
15
July 12
175% Jun
13%
x69
*
12
28
18
70%
<**»
14 Ve
13
18 >/e
69%
I
St Louis
&
National Acme
3
17%
100
Corp
Chatt
*98
99%
9%
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107%
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10
10
10
86%
86%
86%
86%
0107%
108 %
107%
107%
430
99%
*98%
99%
*98%
99%
360
13%
14%
6,800
21%
22 Va
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
14
22%
22%
22
22
22
22%
29
27%
28
28
28
*20 %
21
20%
20%
*28
21
21%
10
86%
107%
*27 %
19%
28
150
4.500
200
20%
3,200
33
5,800
O
28 %
July 12
16
35% May 26
112% Mar 9
Dec
21
100
26% Feb
14
18% Dec
20
18% Oct
9
104% Dec
95
19% July 11
90
July
For
8
30% Jan
2
100% July
9
Jun
22
89
46% Dec
28
43% Mar 29
20% Dec
28
20
Jan
19% Jan
9
18
footnotes
esee
26
19
17
993/8 Feb
56
27
July 31
21% Feb
28
20
2
313/8 Mar
6
97
5
2
25% Jan
28% Nov 22
101% Oct
Jun
Jan
110% Mar 12
8
106% Mar
6
May
Jan
Jan
8
4.40%
-
3.90
Ohio
4%
com
4%%
32%
32%
102 V2
102 Va
*89%
90%
*89%
55%
53%
54%
53 "a
21%
21%
common
convertible
90
54%
55%
54%
10
21%
31%
*21 %
33
103%
*89%
91
preferred
21%
21%
20
preferred
Corp
32%
♦102%
90
No par
Co
Okla Gas & Electric Co
Oliver
32%
102%
32%
*102%
100
preferred
Oil
32%
102 Va
|
10$
common
preferred
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
l
29 V*
29%
29%
30
2-%
29%
100
99%
100
*99
100
*99
100
29
100
33
103%
32%
103
150
103
91
89%
89%
310
5 4'/a
53
53 V2
9.200
21 %
21%
21V*
18%
*18%
29%
28%
29
4,200
99
99
90
100
18%
22.
page
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***
■
•
900
7C0
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(559)" 19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Tear 1950
Lowest
Highest
0 per shore
10V* Jan
Lowest
Sper share
3
15
Apr
Jan
3
113
20y4Jan
20
95
30
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
t per share
10
Aug
6
Nov
10
96% Jun
15
105
22
25
Mar 24
26
23
33% Jan
25
39% Apr
13
Otis
5
17% Feb
27
21% Jan
12
Outboard
13% Jan
2
Jan
5
May 28
Omnibus
0%
Corp
(The)
convertible
Oppenheim
14
75% Feb
19
81
17 V* July 12
Aug
6
Outlet
79
Nov
27
73% Feb
2
89
Aug
7
Owens-Illinois
Oct
21
Jan
6
104
Feb
25
98
21% Dec
20
11% Apr
7% Jan
19
l
Mfg
No par
Glass
Co
22
3
16% Jun
29
Jan
16
21
-
Mar 21
Pabco
Products
101% Mar
1
4%
14% July 19
19% Feb
6
Pacific
Amer
17% Jan
30
9
Pacific
Coast
cum
Inc
conv
27
53
July 13
64% Feb
19
43
1st
Sep
27
37
Apr
44
15% July 27
30% July 26
15
23
Feb
4
2nd prefererd non-cum
35% Jun
13
48
July 26
28% Apr
3
Dec
26
18
138
May
17
~8%
4
Dec
Gas
6
Pacific
Lighting
5
Pacific Mills
8 % Jan
30
6% Feb
14
29
4% Jan
11
8
Jun
27
12V4 Dec
28
x9% July 18
18% Apr
34% Jan
13% Apr
17
27% Oct
19
25
40
13
49% Mar 20
107
Aug 15
5% Feb
1
28
Feb
20
95
Jun
21
7
Jun
29
5
21
48% Nov 24
4
26% July 11
Dec
9% Jan
10
May 24
57
37
20
3
18
Feb
5
25 % Feb
31% Jan
33% Aug 22
6
59% Aug
July 10
2% July 2
40% Jan 11
22
18
July 23
104% Jan
40 %
27
46% Jun
16
Dec
x40
9
22% Oct
July 20
1% Mar 21
Mar 15
28
Mar
8% Dec
38
8
8
Jan
15
4% Jan
a
63% Aug
3
6% July 31
7
Aug 10
8% Jan
16
9 % Jan
4
18% Dec
18
13% Jun
29
5% Apr
21% Feb
14
17
9'% Dec
29
7% Jun
4
10% Jan
8
25% Jan
8
15% Apr
31
8
23% Dec
July 31
29
19% Jun
Pacific
Telep &
preferred
6%
Pacific
Tin
5
Packard
Motor
Amer
Corp
4% preferred
Panhandle Prod
Paramount
Park &
park
Parke
Davis
Parker
&
Rust
Parmelee
6
27
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
20
36% Feb
139
July 14
29
12
107
July 12
11% Jan 13
25
34% Mar 27
16
Jun
25
8% Jun
34
6
29
Jan
8
5%
Apr
25
25% Jan
23% Apr
109
9
106% Jun
110% Feb 24
X94
104
Jun
3
28% Mar
26
26 % Feb
xll5
July 6
Apr 17
Jan
9
23
8
0 per share
$ per share
11% Apr
18
16% Nov
22
20
Dec
15
23% Dec
1
84% Jan
4
July 17
107
13
Pfizer
4%
2nd
Phila
$1
Electric
conv
2
Jun
17 % Jan
29
56% Mar
25
107% Jan
July 11
104% Jan
19
9
16
19
3.90%
29
20
Mar
7
Phillips
95 % Feb
28
96
Feb
5
5%
39% May 24
11% May 22
24
49% July 31
xl7% Jun
1
27
2
17% Jan
8
97
17
110
Oct
5
110% Jun
29
110% Jun
29
11% July 14
21
Oct
17
19 V* Jan
22
96
Nov~22
40
Dec
34% Mar 23
31
Jan
2
9
98
July
6
17% Sep 26
16
Jan
*
29
July
37% Jun
25% Nov 21
16
Mar
1
155
Mar 21
148
163
Mar 22
174
Dec
14
7
Jun
9
6
25
158
40% Oct
Mar 30
9% Dec
18% Dec
July
6
30
31% Dec 30
37% Aug
3
«
is
Aug
23
2
2
98% May 10
11% Jun
27
12% Dec
15
7% Mar 23
27
July
55
3
10
52%Nov~22
18% Dec
16% Mar
13% Dec
38
Dec
19
80
21% Jun
30
24% July 12
8
Jan
17
Feb
1
Jan
2
48% Aug
9
10% Jan 16
2
30
75 % Aug 10
70% July 24
-
74
Jan
2
22% July 10
141
Jan
4
Jan
17
22% Aug 10
75% Aug 10
132% Jan
9
98
Jan
33% Jan
147
Feb
18
3
9
Phoenix
$4
58%
8
24
24%
Pitts
C
$5
YORK
67
9%
St
&
New common
5%%
1
Feb
28
19% Jan
19
Creek
Poor &
45V2
25%
41% Jan
17
4%%
62% July 2
17% Jun 29
80
11
Procter
90
28% May 31
30
Apr
14
123
Apr
28
29% Jan
31
Feb
19
25
30% Feb
19
26% May 24
110% May 25
30% Aug
1
Jan
16
95
23% Jun
119% Feb
7
23
80% Jun
21
91% Feb
13
26% Feb
8
21% Jan
2
23"% Feb
26
30% Feb
2
24
9
97 % Jun
29
13
41% Apr
2
May 24
Oct
27
107% Mar
31% Jun
30
48% NOV
26% Feb
27
48% Dec
30
46% Mar 28
106% Dec
26
109% Jan
10
106% Mar
8
25% July 18
34% Jan
30
27% Jan
2
31% Jun
l
99%
27% Feb
13
Feb
21
107
48% May
7
56%, July 26
110
May 23
31% Feb
5
Monday
121%
50
19
9%
43,800
700
32
1,600
22
9%
200
120
21%
50y2
2,800
66%
120
2,800
9%
51'A
43,600
511/4
300
102%
1021%
*102
IO21/2
40
43%
*118%
65%
64%
65%
64%
651/3
61
61
61%
61%
61%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
24%
24%
111%
24%
25%
24%
110%
0 per share
..
99%
106%
'
£9
SALE
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
111%
13%
13%
23%
24-
Thursday
Aug. 9
Aug. 8'
13%
13%
13%
24%
24
24%
92%
91
91
•91
92%
95
*92%
49%
95
*92%
15
49%
80
50
967/8
96%
95
/
*93
,'
6,400
200
95
18%
*16%.
17
*161/8
17
*15
17
99
*95%
99
99
48
47%
•95%
46%
99
47%
*95%
46%
15
14%
14%
15
15%
600
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,000
v.-
47
♦14%
r
33%
99
*98%
16%
16%
♦14%
34
99
100%
15
*33%
.
16%
36
36%
2%
100
16%
•110%
2 lh
47%
16%
♦110%
36%
2%
16%
36%
•
35%
2 It
r2%
94%
♦94%
96%
96%
96%
•96
44
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
43
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
•148
17%
17%
•148
154
*148
154
♦158
160%
♦158
160%
47 ••"
47%
158
47%
9%
9%
9%
23%
22%
23%
73%
46%
•98%
100
16
16%
99
35
20
16%
•110%
35%
2(3
36,500
__
/
35%
2,600
'
10,200
19,200
;;
97%
97%
80
43%
43
43%
2,600
17%
17%
17%
154
•148
154
•148
*157
160
•157
160
48
48
1,200
.154
158
483/3
47%
1,000
9%
18,600
9%
9%
9%
9%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,300
20,300
733/4
73%
.
48%
9%
22%
9%
23%
47%
100
*110%
—
35%
3
*98%
94%
46%
50
96%
•96
5,500
26,900
♦95%
34
35%
*91
*16%
48%
'
91%
Shares
14
24%
96%
16%
share
14
♦95%
•110%
per
24%
967/a
100%
Sales for
the Week
0
23%
*96
♦14
Friday
Aug. 10
$ per share
13%
i
:•
220
300
49%
X33%
111%
260
49%
47%
•111
100
49%
♦92%
1,000
107
91%
•;
6,500
*98%
49
94%
1,110
28%
25%
*24%
107
92%
•92%
61%
100
49
96%
61%
108
48%
♦955/B
1,000
,.14,100
28
111%
14,900
641/3
*98%
tper share
131/a
23%
43
120%
64%
PRICES
'■
13%
42%
1201/4
•
*106%
Wednesday
0 per share
43%
I2OV2
99%
92
STOCK
42%
120
107%
*106%
HIGH
44%
120
111
1; Aug. 7
74
74
74
—
22%
78%
100
•27
100
♦140
24
♦12%
33
74%
y
78%
78%
27%
♦27%
143
•140
79
79
24
24
12%
12%
33%
•50%
33
51%
•50%
5,000
74%
450
793/4
79
79%
78%
78%
28
2,150
26%
26%
26%
26%
300
•140
143
24%
1,400
75%
74%
•27
28%
13
22%
75%
•73
143
24%
•12
243/8
12%
•140
:
143
24
24
12%
12%
•140
23%
•12
143
23%
3,000
12%
200
333%
32%
33%
31%
32%
31%
31%
51%
51%
6,300 /
51%
51
51
51
51
300
No par
10
com
17%
17%
17%
18%
18
18%
18
18
13%
133/4
13%
13%
3,100
13%
133/4
18%
13%
18
13%
1
13%
131/s
12%
12%
12%
12%
4,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
36%
36%
36%
♦35%
36%
•35%
•35
36%
200
66%
67%
67%
68
68%
36%
68%
68%
69%
19%
20
4,400
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
6,800
•36
No par
Inc
18%
66%
23
9%
50%
103
27%
*31%
45 %
Tuesday
Aug. 6
18%
com
67%
68%
5
19%
19%
90
90
6,600
No par
91
♦90
91
Colo
90
90
10
26%
26%
26
26%
•26
26%
26
of Indiana—No par
preferred
100
preferred
100
26%
26
26%
29%
29%
29%
2,700
291/a
29%
293/a
29%
29%
29%
3,800
Serv
Co
Pub Serv El & Gas
com
No par
$1.40 dlv preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
100
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The) common
No par
5% conv preferred
100
Purity Bakeries Corp
No par
25
48
Feb
2
5
159
Jan
22
Jan
2
29
Feb
6
Quaker Oats Co (The) 00m
1
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
16% Jan
2
22% July 18
Radio Corp of America com—No par
24
9%
*49%
193/4
671/4
121V4
*98%
93
140 % Jun
24% Nov 24
9%
22
110
27%
32 *
200
.
preferred
Public Serv Co of
3%%
22%
*102
105%
♦95%
1
Gamble
cum
4.64%
♦120%
9%
50%
24%
107 '
•16'/a
3
Power Co
Publicker Industries
Public
121
21%
103
23%
3
conV preferred series A—50
$4.75
f per share
100
100
B
27
1
21%
*31%
121
121
110%
112
*98%
100
—
Potomac Electric
&
67%
32
i
w
Pocahontas
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Jan
19%
68%
32
*107%
27%
44%
65%
*105%
5
17
Jun
19%
*67%
110
119%
123
♦24%
1
14% Feb 28
33
19
27%
—.
16% Jan
19
19%
*107%
27%
1,300
3,200
24
4,200
100
(The)
Co class
110
27%
12%
24%
20V8
i
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Pond
*107%
27%
12%
24
•23
20
No par
Plough
34 V* Aug
110
12%
24%
24
20
No par
100
Pittsburgh <fc West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Co
12%
24%
*23
20
LOW AND
prior pfd 1st series
Plttston
13
20
45
Saturday
Aug. 4
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
14% Apr
13
1,500
19%
2
w
4,800
1,400
♦110%
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw «fc Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
2,100
66%
221/4
27%
preferred
No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
391/4
66%
22
27%
RR
39%
663/3
221%
100
Louis
20%
39
20 %
27%
5
20%
66
19%
61
25
20%
20%
20%
60%
No par
8%
20
50
common
8%
22%
64%
61'
Hosiery
8%
22%
No par
new
4,200
8%
21
22%
64 %
100
6%
300
22%
No par
com
3,800
22
•121%
100
500
15%
21%
100
5
6%
15%
21%
1
com
*49%
*102%
\*6%
38%
9%
50%
103
6%
15%
38
68
9%
*49%
♦102%
'*6%
15%
•
66%
32
21
5,200
9,900
38
68
21
21
2%
62%
37
66
13
32
121
2%
61%
36%
4
66%
67%
120
2%
62
363/4
38
'
32
120
7,200
18,000
431/2
2%
24%
19%
7%
25%
61%
23%
27%
7%
24%
*42%
*36%
6%
24%
*107%
7%
44%
'
16
23%
110
♦31
5
6%
15%
24%
19%
100
6%
1,000
24%
2%
16%
700
2,300
7%
37
24
27%
STOCK
Petroleum
C
6%
37
56%
97
24%
62%
24%
18%
convertible
31% Jan *2
57
2%
61%
*36%
*35%
26,100
*42%
24%
44
24
27%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
Rights
4
46% July 2
15% Jun 28
24%
24%
*107%
5
•95%
7%
24
*23
10
56%
95%
36%
35
13
57%
95%
35,400
10%
10%
37
300
5%
55%
10%
720
8%
5
37
63%
'
8%
5%
57%
*42%
2%
8%
5
10%
38%
7%
24%
20
97
37%
44
*8%
5%
*95%
8%
20%
10%
57%
97
7%
66
Pltney-Bowes Inc
3
12
58%
20
8%
5
10%
37
57%
*95
109
20
8%
5%
10%
36%
97
7%
19%
8%
5
10%
36%
57%
100
preferred
21% July 17
90% Jun
4
*35%
♦95
100
Plllsbury Mills Inc
10% Jan
19
13% Jan
10%
5
20
36%
Pittsburgh
14
23%
.5%
13%
—
Corp
3
Feb
18
103
5%
10%
36%
preferred
22
Dec
Dec
9,600
*8%
100
series
Pitts
20% Dec
85
20 %
8%
No par
com
4
24
115% Nov
11,900
'
l
common
29
25% Nov
Nov
20
5%
5%
19%
67
preferred
10% Jun
27
91
139%
5%
19%
25
13 VB Jan
29
4
♦133%
5%
*8%
7
Inc
8
71% Dec
Jan
139%
5%
19%
5
19
Mar 22
13% Jun
109%
*138%
5%
13%
America
Jones
3
174
8% July
Phillips
28% Jun
16
108%
139%
100
preferred
45% Aug
155
18
24
May 16
Jan
6
22% Aug 10
76% Nov 27
Apr 30
Aug
8
37% Jan 25
21
10% July 17
35 V*
104
1% July 30
91
143
38% Jan
109%
*138%
36%
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common
4% preferred
17 V* Jun
12% Apr
109%
133%
5
66%
Phila «fe Reading Coal & Iron
9
15% Dec
July 28
9% Sep 20
108%
138%
5%
io
Philco
8
4
19
109%
139
5
62 V?
Par
Feb
Dec
109
*133%
J. 36%
$ per share
Dec
32
2,100
623/i
EXCHANGE
27
46% Jun
80% Dec 29
145
38 %
37%
preferred
NEW
4
13
38
No par
preference
4.4%
Highest
23% Dec
135 % Jan
Co
preferred
25% Feb
93
Nov
38
62
preferred
95% Feb
96
125
2,400
38
*36
preferred (conv)
3.8%
101% Dec
3
38%
4,400
109
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
4.3%
2
14
Jun
700
51%
50
Co
&
9
29
21
106
331/2
51%
108 %
33%<;
4
May 11
Dec
16% Apr
33%
51%
2.50
common
(Chas)
20
:
33%
51%
2%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
97
8
22%
33%
51%
24%
RR
Feb
Jun
87
103% Dec
3
22%
33%
51%
38
33%
*42%
Corp
Jan
20% Jan
96% May 3
58% Oct 23
102% July 17
100% Oct 30
22%
33%
51%
38
No par
106
S per share
50
22%
38
No par
110
Lowest
39
*38
22%
51%
2%
Corp
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
*38%
39
21%
33%
STOCKS
Year 1950
30
39
*38
700
51%
24%
Co
Range for Previous
Lowest
20
56%
33%
No par
Coke
Pet Milk Co
17
27»/2
*55
38%
33
43%
Eastern Ry Co
9
63% Mar 27
2
20
&
13
69% Jan
July 10
59% Apr
3
57
Peoria
Apr
l
•26%
53%
51%
2%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola
46% Aug
121 % Aug
27
53%
22
*42%
Glass Sand Corp com
1
Power & Light Co
19
22% May
9
22% Mar 12
21%
1
preferred
56
3
14
116% Mar 23
23
Penna
105% Feb
3
29
3
22
27
55
38%
l
Co
Cement
Penn-Dixie
12% Jan
3
18% Jan '
July 20
24% Feb
100% Apr 27
17% Jan 11
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
20
&
Penn
69
21%
par
Corp
Ford
Coal
Pennsylvania
62% Dec
28
Penn
18
125% Feb- 27
38
27
*53%
55
38
*26%
27
*53%
39
3%
18
Jun
*26%
55
39
15%
*20%
26% Jan
66% Dec
.
5
23% July 20
23% July 18
Jan
1,500
99%
*15
8%
27% Apr
113
71
18%
18%
*97
21%
5
36% July
61% July 25
19% Jun 30
40
8,500
15%
8%
29
25
6
Jun
6
lo
17% Nov 24
18
9
Jan
30
4
Jan
27% Mar 10
x24% Mar
110
9
52% Jan
22
Mar
29
Mar
111% Jun 29
6
37% Feb
103
7
900
86
86
99%
*20%
16% Jun
May 19
20% Dec
7% July 12
28
July 13
30% July 17
18%
'
15%
21%
24% Jan
64% Nov 27
30% Aug 22
3
14% July 17
18%
*97
80
2,900
15%
15%
20%
21
Mar" 17
*18%
3,800
35%
*18%
85
99%
85
Shares
30
85
18%
*97
15%
25
conv
30
19% May 24
27
prior preferred
5%
Oct
22% Jun
99%
15%
6%
Dec
86
18%
85
86
18%
18%
*97
15%
8%
22
X106
18%
99%
15%
110
9
July
18%
"
Mines—_1
(J C) Co
24% July
*18%
•80%
88 %
8%
&
Feb
18%
86
%
;••' 15%
Penick
3% Mar 31
80
87%
5
Penney
27
*
5
Co
10
Jan
89
common
Coal
26
91% Aug
18%
81
87%
Patino Mines & Enterprises
15 % Mar 16
14
35%
Peabody
74% Jan
57 Va Jan
•25%
36
*6%
•40% Feb
46
30
35%
No par
3
102% Oct
81
87%
*52
1
Corp
Co
Proof
25
105 % Oct
81
1
Transportation
11
Dec
81
*26
5
Refining
Distillers
12 % Jun
112
*25%
36
18%
io
Consolidated
64% Apr
Jan
18%
18%
No par
Pictures
Tilford
Utah
10
56
18%
*15%
100
St
13
44% Mar 2T
*18%
30
35%
36%
1
Airways Inc
& Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com ,_No
30
Dec
36
cammon.4
Car
Feb
18
97%
*25%
36 V*
*97
100
World
28
10V* Jun
30
35%
85%
5
Pan-American Petrol
13% Dec
41% Feb
10%
97%
CLOSED
100
70% Nov
107
10
97%
10
com
Consolidated
25
14% Jun
98
10%
97%
No par
Teleg
7% Apr 29
18% July 26
18% Dec
6
21% Jan
98
10
97%
No par
35
*106% Jun
10%
10%
97
25
Corp
i
38% Mar 17
53 % Apr
EXCHANGE
No par
No par
Electric
Pan
29
102
&
Pacific Western Oil Corp
4% preferred
3% Jun
34% Jan
10%
10
30
the Weak
• per share
V*
*25%
Sale* fee
Aug. 10
.
t per share
*25%
10
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
21% May
7
8% Mar 16
6% Mar
7
3
4% Jun
1
151% Jan
8
29
May 24
6
Mar
common
non-cum
Pacific
113
3
4% Jun
J
preferred
54% Mar
17
Jan
Feb
Co
49% Feb
^7
35% July 23
103
May
22% Aug 10
34% Mar
3
3
x49% Jan
18
Dec
29
6
31% Mar
111% May 23
Sep
10
16% Jan
55% Mar 10
48
98% July 13
142% July 21
17% Feb
10
Friday
Aug. 9
I per share
97%
STOCK
100
Inc—
65% Sep
July 12
8 % Dec
10
Thursday
Aug. 8
I per share
*96
No par
com
preferred
Fisheries
l
2% Jun
0 per share
12.50
27% July 11
>
2.50
Co
Sep
49
I per share
io
&
PRICES
Wednesday
P
13% July 17
87
Marine
SALE
Aug. 7
100
No par
Jan
Oct
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 6
5
A
Elevator
82
19
common
preferred
Collins
14 V* July 10
72
Aug
2
AND
Monday
Aug. 4
Par
21
27% Sep
42 % Jun
July 26
LOW
Saturday
EXCHANGE
f per share
•111
♦90
112%
81%
82%
23%
112
26%
26%
•iV
113
X112
82%
82%,
83
x82
23%
,
23%
233/4
23%
26
101%
44%
45
44%
54
54%
54
26%
101%
45
•106%
107%
•106 3/4
54%
107%
•29%
29%
29%
29%
35%
35%
144%
•143%
•143%
26
26
21%
21%
*111%
82%
23%
♦100% 101%
112
29%
35%
35%
145
■
26
26%
233/4
26%
112
82
23%
26%
•90
•112
91
113
40
20
•81%
82%
160
23%
23%
9,100
26%
26%
5,600
•100%
101%
1021%
•101
102%
200
443/a
45%
44%
45%
45
45%
5,700
543/4
55%
54%
541/s
17,200
54%
553/8
•1063/4
107 %
♦293/a
35%
30
35%
♦153%
145
25%
25%
♦25%
26
21%
21%
21%
21%
75%
75
75%
•101
107
293/8
35%
107
29%
35%
107
29%
•35%
107
300
29%
800
35%
1,300
146
•145
26
26
26
26%
500
21%
21%
21%
21%
73,900
•144%
146
R
12% Jan
3
73% Jan
13
23% Apr
80
18
Nov 25
75
July 16
3
100
27
Feb
3
July 13
103% Jan
35
Nov
1st
4% Jan
8
RKO
Corp
No par
1
May 16
5% Feb
8
RKO Theatres Corp
9
10
92
Jun
28
16
38
Jan
2
For footnotes see page 22.
$3.50
2
3% Apr
82
103
Mar
Jan
40% Mar
5
8
preferred
Pictures
•75
75%
•75
•75
76
•75
76
300
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
17,000
1
3%
3%
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
11,100
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
•94%
95%
37%
04%
94%
20
38%
100
•37
•94%
•37
95%
37%
•94%
95%
95
37%
37%
•37
95
37%
•37
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(560)
Monday, August 13,1951
..
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
I per
f per
share
£ per
share
Par
t per share
share
25
49% Dec
21
45 % May 24
63
Aug
6
30 % Jan
13
36% Dec
30
33% July
3
25% July 20
37% Feb
13
32% Feb
8
:
20 Ya Jun
29
23% Dec
30
35
Jun
19
39'/2 Feb
9
30
July
37% May 24
31
Jun 21
44
Feb
Co
.
common.
Feb
3
7
Real
July 17
18% Dec
21
17
Jun
29
20% Feb
1
Reed Roller Bit Co——;
12% Mar 30
20% Dec
19
15% Jun
25
?1% Jan
5
16
4%
9% Dec
6
8% Jun
16
Feb
9
28% Jun
22
8
July
3
12% Oct
23
66
Aug
1
62 % May 15
10% July 17
14% Feb 20
85
Jan
93 % Aug
20
12% Feb
20
jun
14% Jan
22
Jan
Reliable
11
11
100
Apr
22% Feb
9
27
16% July
28
10% July
3
3% May 21
9% Jun 27
16% Jan
4% Jan
13
49% Feb
Reo
4
10% Feb
29
2
5% Jan
July 13
30
8% Jun
30
11% Feb
1
13
47% Nov
20
35% Jun
111
118%
July 19
Jan
5
13
117% Dec
30
Jan
3
32% Nov
24
27% Jun
25
24
6% Jun
28
7% Nov
July 13
Dec
18
15
13% Jan
23
Dec
15
39% Jan
7
39% Dec
27
50
Jan
10
43%
13
Jan
8% Dec
150
'3
32.
Jan
108% Jun
14
53% Dec
13
24 % Dec
12
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
2
45
Jun
98% Jan
27
July
31
31% Dec 27
A Aug
60% Jan
107'/a Nov
13
107
Mar 17
102
14% Dec
23
July 13
43% July 28
155
May
Mar 13
107
Feb
1
15% Jan
61
28
20% Jan
60
12% Feb
24
32% Aug
1
28
96
Apr
20
41
Apr
J6% July 12
39% Nov
99% Dec
Mar 24
99% Dec
55
Nov
18% Dec
7
23% Oct
32
*31
31%
32 %
31%
;
.
16%
16%
■
200
18%
18%
16%
17
9
*8%
500
18%
18%
17
300
16
18%
800
17%
4,800
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16%
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31%
16
16%
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,
700
1,800
9
-
24%
Steel
'9
24%
24%
24%
9%
9%
9%
Corp
Metals
9%
57%
57
57
57
19%
19%
19%
19%'
98
19%
20
19%
20%
13%
13%*
13%
'
150
19
19%
19,600
97
97
203/4
21%
21%
21%
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12%
12%
13
4
98
*97
9,100
4%
4
4%
100
13.900
10
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
10
10
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
41%
♦112%
113%
*112%
112%
112%
112%
*112
112%
29%
30%
29%
30 %
29%
30%
29
29%
28%
7%
6%
6%
63/4
6,300
10
41%
7
*9%
6%
7
56%
57%
203 %
55%
54%
56%
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33%
33%
33%
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300
29
9,300
6%
13,800
54%
43%
43%
43%
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6,700
197
290
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600
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33%
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9%
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33%
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112
112
55%
197
201
=■198
9%
9
9%
33
1,100
24,400
'
203%
57%
205
203
1
10
7
7%
56%
No par
100
com
1,600
19%
40%
10
preferred
1,300
19%
4
4
4%
4
4%
/
57%
13%
12%
4
"
10
*56
98
*96%
98
/
23%
10
57%
19%
20
12%
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10
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20%
;
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23%
24%
10
57
19 %
com
Co
convertible
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9%
9%
*56%
9
*8
43%
90
8.*%
f;0%
V
V"
3.60%
series
100
*89%
90%
89%
4.50%
series—a
100
104%
104 %
104 %
104%
104%
100%
104%
1
32%
32%
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
323/s'
323/8
800
No par
60%
62 %
61%
62%
61
61%
60
60% '
59%
59%
13,300
No par
26
26
26%
*26
26%
*26
26%
1,000
Ritter
Oil
Corp
Company
Roan
9
17
—
Mills
Rochester
Controls
Gas
El
&
Rights
•;
Rohm
5
23
4%
24
•5.
I
Corp—No par
35%
35
35
34% / 35-.
18%
13%
18%
18 %
Co
Haas
32%
C:,V %
100
Art
Inc
Ruberoid
Co
(The).—-
21
Ruppert
(Jacob)
9
Safeway
Stores
18%
1
Metal Works
*98%
I
preferred series A
*152%
22%
54
54%
A
23
No par
1
—
*11%
33 %
32%
33%
%
20
common
ft
102
*98%
*98%
19
18%
19 f*
23%
23%
22%
23%
54%
54%
54%
54%
*11%
v
11%
11%
11%
11%
32%
31
150
*13%
;
19
22%
54%
2,000
34%* 7V.'
3,200
1
4,500
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5,700
T
31
102
54,800
,
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.
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100
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1
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55%
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22%
54%
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540
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ft
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102
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500
8%
18%
...
150
102
8%
34%
323/4
32%
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155
19
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102
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8%
35
.
104%
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18%?;/
18%
32%
u
>150
104 %
.
26%
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18%
32%
%
155
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155
104%. '
3%
•
8%
8%
34%
—
&
8%
8%
3%
8%
20
Inc
Robertshaw-Fulton
*26
18%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins
4
Mar 22
3
3
-
32
♦32
CLOSED
1
50c
Royal Typewriter
8% Jan
1
32
EXCHANGE
1
Ronson
47% Jan
May 11
38%
9
100
E-Jo
25o
common
Inc
23% Feb
2
12% Apr
Motors
20% May 29
11
38%
Preferred
'
July 13
8
20
105
May 12
19% Feb
Feb
19
18
27
3
93% Jan
38%
Preferred
23
34% July 12
A Aug
1
3
Apr
Feb
*38
*38
•
24
Co
30% Feb
9% May
38%
38%
23%
Mfg
2
42
38%
♦38
*8%
10
21% May
38%
STOCK
16%
Jan
2
27
*8%
Richfield
2
27
9
7
24
7% Apr
27%
17
62% Aug
16% July
27
16%
Rheera Manufacturing Co_
■30% July 17
26%
16%
16
/
26%
16%
34 % Apr
22
27
♦8%
—
19
23
26%
Co—
Common
108 % Mar 19
9
27
50o
Inc
&
Reynolds Spring Co__Reynolds (R J) Tob class B—
Mar 31
Jan
26%
18%
pfd 3%% .series
5% %
4
36
36'%
18%
Reynolds
29
26
62%
36%
18%
•50% Api
8%;NOV 14
Dec 30
July 13
,v.
30'
80
36,
23% Jun
30
Apr
28
11
3
4% Jan
19% Mar 24-
Apr
103,
30
15% July
58
206
41
30
37% Feb
9
5
31'% Jun
2
Dec
30
13
5
25
11% Jan
61%
36%
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass com_No par
Rexall
Drug Inc
*
2.50
25
8% July 26
63
36%
18%
Republic
Jan
139
99% Mar 31
•4% Jan >5
9
104% Dec
19
-
Jan
34% May
8% Fab
61
36%
No par
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
38% Jan
6
Dec
20 Yz Jan
28
2
61%
36%
16%
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred —
17
19% Dec
23% Jan
/%.
Conv
6
16% Dec
100
8,100
61
*16%
Reliance
2
19% Jun
2
90
5
9
13
14%
Shares
61%
36%,
div
$1.2*
Feb
64
19
25
103
share
61
36%
16%
Bros
13% Feb
9% July 30
6% Jan
f
Sales for
the Week
S per share
63
16%
(Robt)
28 % Mar
23% Aug 10
56
8
10 Vs Jan
3
S per share
share
36%
prior preference-—10
Stores Corp—i——No par
Reeves
Reis
22
Aug. 9
S pet
61%
1st
non-cum
19% Feb
Jan
I per share
Friday
Aug. 10
Thursday
Aug. 8
$ per
36%
preferred—50
non-cum
2nd preferred—50
Silk Hosiery Mills
6
4%
14% Mar 28
34»/a Mar 22
3
30
7
$ per share
Wednesday
1
preferred
Reading
16
37
$2
18
15
PRICES
Aug. 7
28
60
Rayonier Inc common
Nov
10 Yz Jun
Tuesday
Aug. 6
'
*24% Jan
■
SALE
HIGH
Monday
Aug. 4.
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
8aturday
STOCK
FORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Fear 1950
' ;.v*ii v
v
%
600
11%
200
35%
12,000
/
.
:'V''
"
34
22
5
34%
id
99
47%
47%
*22
22%
St
Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc__No par
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
99
98%
99
98%
98%
93%.
93%
43
47%
43%
48
48%
48'.
48%
22%
22
22
21%
22
.
*22
36
26%
57
Apr
5
320
May 11
St Louis Southwestern Ry
Co—109
*271
290
*280
290
286
286
286
236
*270
Oct
3
122
Apr
11
148
Jun
11
*125
148
*125
143
*125
143
>125
143
*125
12 % Dec
29
11% Jan
10
7
4
89% Jun
100
St Regis Paper Co common—:
5
1st pfd
4.40% series A——109
8avage Arms Corp
5
140
July 13
96
6
13
1
Oct
21% July
2
Jun 29
20
39% Dec
38%
Aug
1
47% Nov
Feb
6
20
101 % Sep
112% Sep
33% Dec
Oct
Nov
24
84% Jan
9
96
7
115
12% July 12
16
31
41
17
30
5%
9
41% Jan
19
53% Aug
Mar ?0
Jun
Feb
26
Jun
11
2
38
Jan
13
95
Feb
111% Aug
6
123
Jan
2"
15
2
89% Feb
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co
12
13% Jan
87
-Mar 27
Jun
Mar
4.30%
2
Scranton
Elec
4.40%
86% Jan
5
02
Mar
z
79
July
20
Jan
3
50
Dec
22
47
Jun
29
61
May
60
Jan
3
83% Nov
20
76
July 19
87
Feb
16 % July 26
21% Feb
2
47% Jan
82 "*
No par
14
!
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—-
common
Co
(The)
*90%
63%
18%
18%
34%
?:
i
53
*
23%
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16%
92
*91
18%'
13%
33%
33%
53%
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.
52%
94
94
52%
1,400
52
90
90
91
91
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92
112%
*112
113
113
113
14%
14
23%
14%
93
14%
86
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85
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2,800
92
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'
330
14%
14
85%
70
113
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14%'
.
20
33%
33%
33%
20
103%
~
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>83
100
100
1,300
13,100
93
90
14
93r
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106%
33%
112%
51,500
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33%
14%
20
16%
18%
"
33%
111%
.
33%
-
52%
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33%
14%'
148
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53%
103
33%
111%
3,200
;
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-
18%
23,200
62
290
..
16
34 %
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94
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92
105
90%'
16
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52%
53
92
105
16%
26%
26
63%
18 '/a
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52%
7
18%
24%
27
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26
63%
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92
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92
62%
16%
16%
16%
26%
26%
63%
33%
«
com
23%
26%
G2%
————100
preferred
preferred
3.35%
15%
No par
25
preferred
100
conv
preferred—*——100
3.65%
61 %
1.40
preferred
$4
7
July
25%
109
preferred
non-cum
$3.40
8
31
vtc
5%
A
series
Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co commoD
3
102
108
27-
101% July 17
18
27
Jun
21% Jan
2
88
21-
105% Feb
-
25
94
12
17% July 10
31% July
20 V2 May 24
16% Aug
96
Feb
Preferred
530
5,800
-1,200 !
22
*21%
205
24
30
Jan
2
71% Feb
34
99
47
8
Jan
104
30% Feb
Lead Co_
21
98
28
12
33%
—
—
common
preferred
21
240
i,
u
22% Jan
4%
St Joseph
Dec
26
Apr
12% Jan
6
62 % Dec
27
Jan
28% Sep
9-
9
Feb
51
24% Dec
9% Jun
42% Jun
128
85
39% Mar
101% Jan
13
4
19% May 23
2,700
101%
*83
85%
'
25
May 11
10% Jan 31
17% Dec
27
40
55
Nov
24
20
May 20
July 17
14% July 28
6 Ya Jan
3
Dec
13% Nov
Jan
*
Seaboard
Oil
15
58
14
Feb
Seagrave
r
11
18% Aug 10
July
2
2
16% May
11% Jan
8
90
24%-Juti _27
33% Dec
34% Oct
3
4 ii
108 % Apr
8% July 12
18% Oct
34% Jan
25
56% Oct
11 % Dec
14
14% Oct
6% Jan
13
11
29% Jun
25
2
37
Seiberling
Rubber
NEW
35% Feb
3
9
Sharon
9
Sharp &
100% Jun
27
Jan
9
2
8% Aug
9
12% Feb
19
2
31% Aug 10/
10
23
23
51
Jan
108
Mar 15
3
12% Jan
8% Jun
29
29
70
2
26
3% July
29% July
July 24
6
3
Jan
8
2
35
Feb
17
8
53% Feb
5
21% Feb
& Gas
34% Dec
Sheaffer
(W
30
x34% Jan
11
Silver
Simonds
43% Aug
6
91% Apr 30
Sinclair
Mar 14
Jan
38% Feb
Jan
36 % May 29
25
Jan 12
5% Dec
8
23% Feb
5
Smith
67
Aug
1
79
Jun
25
94
Feb
5
25
25 % Apr
19
Smith &
24
36% Jun
40
Apr
11
67% Dec
21
51% Dec
29
70
Dec
67% Dec
13
§8% Jun
4% Jan
•5
Jan
10% Feb
3
Apr
60
81
3
99 % Dec
28
20% Jun
26
25*% Jan
3
101% Nov
26
206%
20
5
Jan~25
July 13
69% Jan
~4%
.1
31
July 13
47% Jan
3
35% Mar
29
12% Jan
23
96% May 24 '
i
/
13%
13%
83/4
SALE
8%
89%
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tJi,
.
8%
bo
13%
13%
8%
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2,000
c
2,000
8%
10,800
88.,,.
72
50
PRICES
Fridav
Sales tor
Aug. 9
Aug. 10
the Week
I per share
S per share
$
per
S
share
vet
S vershare
share
33%
33%,
43%
43%
48 .V
48%.
48%
48%
47
48 Ya
IB
1
1
5
Jan
18
3% %
X ver share
Shares
2
64
Feb
9
5
75% Feb
10
4
75 y8 Mar
2
16% Feb
29
9
27
V 7% Jan 29
July 12
26% Juq
9% Jun
25
July 16
29% Feb
5
13
34% Jan
-
29
69
July 31
\ 81'
2
Jun
28
100
Jun
15
21% Jun
26
29
87
1
64 Ya
July
160
Mar 22
135
Jun
174
Mar 22
157
July
10%
*3%
3%
3%
33%
*3%
4
4
4
Q
Co
Gas
(E
50 3%-
43%
43%
42%
43%
423/8
42 34.
41%
50%
42%
87%
88%
87%
88
87
87 Y\
*35%
35%
35%
87%,
35%
86%
353/4
35
353%
36%
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37
36%
36%'
*36
36%
900
173/4
17%
173%.
17%
3,500
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22%
22%
34%
139
18
:
*
17%
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34%
90
23%
88
23%
33%
34%
137
4%
5
4,700
com.4.50
8
8%
8%
8%
8
8%
8
8%;
8
8%
6,600
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"50
*48
50
*48
50
*48
65%
66 Ya
66%
66 3/4
66%
67%
66%
*43%
44%
43%
44
33%
33%
333/8
33%
33%
33%
33%
3,800
1
5
11%
11%
11%
ll3i
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
21,400
Elec—No par
Co
7.50
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21 %
213/4
21%
21 y2
47
58
47%
47%
46%
47
463/4
47%
*46%
46%
1,900
No par
64%
65%
65%
66%
653/8
65%
65
663/8 "
64 %
64%
14,300
52%
53%
53%
543/8
53%
54%
53%
53%
12,500
67 Ya
68 %
67
67
68%
68%
67 %
67'%
70%
*69
&
stk
ctfs
tr
100
Inc
1
No par
1
No par
*69
14% "14%
6-
7%
*91
*100%
*
6
73/4
*91
102%
26%
'26%'
1
30 %
11%
*100%
"27
.30%
2
par
70%
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70
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15%
15
5%
5%
8
102%
'
70
253/4
28%
28%
*91
96
1C0%
102
Sons
com
30%
11%
•
•
105
69 %
70
70
70
70
243,4
25%
24%
25%
24%
25'%
16,300
27
27%
27%
27%'"
27%
27%
10,100
105
104%
105
105
105
*105
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
t
!_
preferred
preferred..—
No par
No par
146
Naoar
*165
71%
72%
146
900
69%
13 Ya
prior
pnor
14,000
283/4
10%
$7
5,300
11%
70
22%
$6
30 y8
11%
26
*883/8
$4 preference
26%
30
-
<
27%
883/4
1
26 yz
500
70
22%
8
900
101 y4
25%
88%
8
3,700
7%
96
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100%
11%
22%
com__No par
5%
7%
30 %
883/4
Co
3,600
*91
"26%-
223/4
Elec
15 V*
5%
7%
11%
22%
com
5%
96
30 %
30%
11%
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Inc
700
70'
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/
26%
27
30%
11%
28%
800
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4
26%
30%
70
23%
50c
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8
*91
*100%
5%
5%
73/4
96
400
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15
11%
12
45
'43%
•
5%
7%
54
673/4
'69
15%
14%
96
53%
67%
70%
88%
Feb
2,200
44%
33%
22%
Feb
"
67 y4
67%
*43%
22%
78% Feb
50
*48
67%'
33%
No par
160
50
700
"
44%
5
172
107,900
33%
136%
33%
Gas
&
5
34%
33%
mmm
5
*88 %
&
1,700
138
pfd'(stamped)_No
Brands
Gas
223%
*43%
preferred
Stand
70%
88 "
*22
5
No par
1
'67
*83
138
1.40
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
19
'
; -
23%'
,
500
5
*136
Standard
13% Feb
17%
70%
*83
'
'23%
33%
35
*67
70%
*83
1
23
1
13% Jun
2,400
31%-"
50
"
$4
43,000
31%
50
8
Mar
1,000
31%
493/4
139
Co
R)
3,200
31%
51
5
Corp (The)
Inc common
D
31%
31%
50
139
Co
Ohio
$4.50
800
31
*49
31%
31%
•: 50
5%
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60% pfd_100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Conv
3%
25
{A G) & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
Squibb
2,600
3%
25
Spalding
Square
2,600
103/8
5
Railway common__No par
preferred
100
Aug
7,500
15%
5%
1
non-cum
&
64
*10%
"
Edison
(The)
Indiana
Mobile
33%
139
200
50
E &
California
Co
22
5,200
15
15%
10%
9%
31%
63
643%
143,4
10%
50
9 Ya
5%
Platinum
preferred
29
2
633/4
15%
10%
70%
"
July 13
65%
15
10%
96
10% May 24
8% Jun 29
July 13
€43/4
15
10%
26% Feb
May 22
121
66%
14%
90
Feb
29% Aug
109 % Jan 30
-
66
10 V*
*68 3/4
preferred
5%
66%
14%
31
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
Sperry
Spiegel
14% Feb
'
19% Jan
5,900
7,800
31%
9%
10 %
*84
Southern
Mar
11,700
r7
102%' 103
32
14%
89
Natural
105
33%
33%
1023/4
€6%
70%
Southern
102%
8%
*84
30
103
*29%
*68%
Southern
July
*102%
9%
17%
Pacific
3
47%
31%
18
Southern
Jan
46 y2
9
17%
Southern
8% Jun
42%
47%
*30
20
South
96
42%
47
9%
-36%
6
25'
42%
43 Ya
31%
37
5
30
33%
9%
*36 %
Aug
May 24
33%
.
*29%
9%
31
10
&
O)
July 29
Jan
;
103
.i.
9
Jan
9%
31
*102%
35%
Carolina
8%
CLOSED
102%
88%
South Amer Gold &
5%
EXCHANGE
102%
50
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd__lQ0
South
STOCK
43%
74% Feb
136
11,700
18%
Thursday
35
48
25 %
Nov~30
77% Mar 27
8%
H
■
Aug. 8
87%
22
5
>
11
10% Dec
100
54
18%
Wednesday
42%
2
24
24% Oct
HIGH
20
2
100
25
113
15
53%
18 V*
Aug. 7
25
29
5 % Jun
28
85
Sep
21% Dec
45
77
28
18
13
26
13% Jan
15
13% Dec
-
9
64
6-
Dec
5
67 % Aug
67
17
33% Dec
8% Mar 3C
66% Aug
15 % July
Oct
8
52% Jan
46% July
15
7% Oct
5
,
AND
Iron
Steel
58 % Jun
27
14% Oct
63% Jun
'
9% Jan
2
17'
19% Jan
26
28
10% July 12
11
*14%
53%
Tuesday
No par
Corp
35% Jan
27
32% Feb
18
10% Jun
\
13% Mar 16
27
7
July 25
41% Jun
12
23% May 25
Jun
Aug
5% Jan
'
32% Jun
l
49
<
7% July
30
30% July 12
'
35
139
2
24
48% July 25
28
10% July 12
18% Dec 18
*
80% Feb 23
25% Mar 15
111% Apr
4% Apr
30
Feb
88
preferred
;
100
preferred
100
Corona Typewriters_No par
4.20%
19% Jun
53% Jan
45
15
2,000
.
Aug. 6
No par
—
Corp
Alexander Inc
8
55 % Dec
-3
2,400
95
i 94%
;
.5,400
18%
14 % 4
133/4
8%
8%
88
33%
Co
(A
23
36% Jan
39% Sep 28
31 Ya Dec
6
Oil
Oil
Smith
53% Apr 14
Jan
Skelly
39% May
7% July 25
90*% Dec 22
11
16
17% July 10
118 % May 24
29
25
32% Mar 28
22% May 26-
20
3% Jun
14
13%
i
8%
44
No par
Steel,
&
Sloss-Sheffield
106
14
88
33%
Co__—_—1
.
Saw
75
25% Nov
100
19%
Monday
No par
Simmons Co
31
Feb 14
8%
>86
43%
Coalition Mines
King
18
,
79%
19%
19%
53%
18
34%
Corp of America
30
Mar
79 %
95
*143/8
53%
17%
43%
Corp
Mfg Corp
Dec
Feb
53'/a
17%
32%
Oil
Shell
33% Oct
88
15
*14%
54 Ya
43%
—No par
Pen
A)
75
102
15
533/4
No par
$-4.25 cum preferred
(Frank
G)
20% Jan
4
95
No par
.
-
3
95'%
1
Corp
62% July 13
16
Par
•
Oil
Sheraton
41% Jan
Aug
94%
'
<
57%
81
19
*17%
LOW
Shattuck
Sheller
17
10
17% July 13
76
Dec 28
19%
98
%
19
57%
Saturday
Dohme common
17% Mar 19
17
28% July 13
•79%
59%
Aug. 4
/
Steel
11% Jan
Oct
3
81
*79
57
4
42% Nov
15
13%
—1
STOCK
YORK
Shamrock
50% May
49% May
24% July 12
29% Mar 21
14% Jan
18
58
19%
*14%
14%
53%
17%
No par
;
6
4
•8
14%
EXCHANGE
25
Dec
35
95
53 y8
Co—.
preferred
$4.50
(
Jan
4% Dec
2% Mar 31
95%
,—9
-—1
Servel Inc common—
;
$ per share
•
32% Jan
46% Aug 28
Nov
19
95
57%
-
30
28%! Sep 27
33 ;
July 25
105 % Feb 14
24
19
—5
Highest
$ per share
Sper share
7
18%
59
80
*79
No par
Co„
4
May 25
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
15% Jan
81
STOCKS
Year 1950
$ per share
'79%
No par
Co
&
Seeger Refrigerator
Range for Previous
Lowest
Del
of
Corp
Roebuck
Sears
100
A
Co
Co
57%
58%
"
8
8% July
87% Jan
14% May 31
98% May 17
7 \
57%
com_No par
1
series
preferred
Finance
Aug
Co
RR
Seaboard
22% Jan
25:
16% Jan
30
6
29
8% Nov
88
13% July 19
51%
-
5%
Line
98
Mar 14
74
16
Air
19% Mar 19
3
17% Jan
Seabd
8
•
166%
72 %
*145%
166%
74%
147
166%
72%
73%
106 %
105
„,
223/4
12 %
12%
~
10%
11%-
73%
*145
147
146
166
167
*1^5%
•
'75%
146
1053/4-
-
•-
6,700
223%
33 y2
r
140
105.
,
22%
89
130
89
U%
74 y*
101
12%
123/g
.
5,100
11%
45,500
74%
*144'%
166
21,900
300
146
-165%
"
1.500
yolume 174
Number 5037
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
21
(561X
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lr-"cst
Highest
t per share
NEW
Highest
~
YORK
LOW
STOCK
$ pb.
44
Mar 13
60% Dec
59
Apr
2
76% Aug
58% Jun
13
,70% Aug
Standard
Oil
of
New
33% Mar 15
40 Va Aug
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
Aug 17
96% July 30
105% Mar
Oct
23
20
6
54 % Nov
28
July
50 % July
9
56% Feb
13
1
40
Dec
29
37% Jun
29
44% Feb
16
12% July 14
16
Sep
28
13 Va July 16
15% Feb
3
2
Sterling Drug Inc common3%%
preferred
25% Jan
100
Dec
14
4
35
18
104
18% July 13
Dec
26
30
30
14
Jan
48
26% Mar
34
July 12
Jun
$ per share
50
17
25
Standard Oil of California
Standard-Oil of Indiana
May
3%%
18
50
49%
49%
48%
49
73 %
74
73
74%
48%
72%
48 %
76%
73%
16,800
_15
€9%
70%
69%
70%
68%
70
69
693/4
68%
69%
44,200
38%
39
39 Va
39%
39%
403/a
39%
40%
39%
40 Va
58,700
*98%
99%
973%
973/4
10
common
100
*96
39% Feb
10
24
90
Jun
28
104 % Jan
4
18
11
49% Jan
17
21% Apr 21
39% Apr
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
2
Stewart-Warner
18
14% Jun. 28
20% Feb
8
97
97
16%
16%
16%
16%
22%
23
22%
22%
54 V2
*41
42
*13%
14%
3
27
16%Jiiftr 5
16% July 13
25 %
July 17
71
8% July 17
55% Feb
25
X122
9
,
18% Mar
27
2
25% Apr
2
14
-
5%
prior
Stone
&
35% Mar
7
59% Aug
6
Sunbeam
10% Jun
29
12% May
2
Sun
96
Apr
67% Jan
4
Feb
7
84
Apr
119% Jan
30
10
July 16
99
4
$4.50
Sun
19
29
26% Feb
19
17%
22%
1
26%
58
11%
No par
A
1
preferred
4%%
5%%
63% Apr
11
56
' Jan
10
64
Jun
11
Sunshine
11% May 11
10
Jun
26
15
Jan
18
Sunshine Mining Co—
July 13
8% July 12
195
Jan
3
Nov
370
9% Mar 30
14
Mar 14
355
17% Dec 30
480
Aug
3
9% July 11*
9% Jan
18 %
'79
15% Mar
26% Apr
July 13:
5
28% Aug
7
26
109% Aug
32
4
10 % Oct
25
2
16% May
Jan
2
35% Aug l 2
86
88% May 31
3
8
23%
18
Jan
18
Jan
28
13% Jan
6
5% Jan
Jun
9
13% Jan
10% July 24
5
Apr
40% Oct
3
24% Feb
25
4
13
20
29
Jun
101% Jun
33% Jun
16% Jun
23
Jan
2
95% Mar
2
10% May
7% July
4
1,
3
43%
97
42
42%
18 Va
18%
18
18%
17%
18
18
18 Va
16 Va
Oil
Corp
common
Biscuits
Inc
16%
*16
173/4
*17%
173/4
*17%
173/4
17%
22%
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22 %
22%
26%
273/e
27
27%
26 3/4
273/8
26%
27
59
59 Vt
59
59
58
58
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12
12%
98
*96
98
4.40%
preferred
*96
494
80
21
53,600
20%
223/4
*25%
26
603/4
60%
61
60 Va
60%
113/4
113/8
11%
11%
11%
*465
28
494
*460
*465
490
20%
490
20%
*22%
22%
25%
25%
60%
61
2,700
11%
11%
7,300
/■
*464
;
200
480
1C%
103/4
*10%
34%
35%
34%
*14
16%
35
35%
92
9?
*14
34%
'i, 93 V5
21%
203/4
21'/a
20%
20%
20
20 3/a
2,800
28%
21%
25
7%
3,000
*22%
4.16%
]
763/4
117%
253/4
108%
Gould Corp
10
76%
117%
22%
108%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
$4 preferred
No par
97 Va
77
21 Va
108%
Swift International Ltd
97 Va
12,500
119
25%
21%
1,600
11%
7 6 3/4
203/4
11%
200
9,600
24,600
58
11%
98
2,500
*117%
76%
119
*22%
11%
16
*57
26%
60%
26%
15%
22%
11 Va
21%
*96
98
76
*117%
16
21%
60 3/4
*465
16
*26
100
—
Sweets Co of America (The)
Swift & Co
Sy/ ington
21
163/a
*22%
8*
59%
.
3,700
223/a
10c
.
"
17%
22%
12.50
Superior Oil of California
25
SupericV Steel Corp
50
Sutherland Paper Co common.—5
150
59%
*26
8,500
4,800
'
*17%
/?
21%
49
'
43%
97
423/a
203/4
8
200
433/4
*22V4
22
21% Jan
500
14
96
x
19*
100
42%
14
43 %
75%
19
54%
*41%
14
42%
118%
18
*53%
413/4
96
753/4
24 Va Oct
44
*13%
42%
*117%
17% Dec
17% Jan
43%
54%
413/4
14
96
753/4
22% Dec
*53
41%
413/4
118%
30
533/4
14
*94
75%
14% July 12
4,800
6,900
41%
*117%
preferred—
'
17
23
44'/a
100
common
4%%
16%
23
26%
*96
No par
533/4
V *41
14%
No par
A
17
23%
94
,
16%
22 Va
Corp comomn
54%
42
preferred series A
__25
conv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
Sunray
24% Jan
Co
Class
21% Fetf
16 Va
*17%
Corp
series
Oil
18%
300
983/4
983/4
16%
22%
41%
18
19,400
'
94
'
42
20
_—
»
43%
•
94%
No par
*
*13%
41%
5
Corp
Chemical
5
Corp
*53%
42
44
*94
15
preference—
Studebaker
10
115% July 10
& Co Inc
Webster
Jan
25% July 30
24
Jan
Jun
42
7
Apr 18
72% Oct 25
15
10% Jan
17
19% Jan
101
10
16% Jan
Mar
11% Nov
1
116% Oct
24
20% Sep 28
23'/a Apr 27
/ 36 % Oct
7
38% July 13
93% Dec
Nov
P)
43 %
_100
..
(J
■■
16 y8
22%
*53
5
1
Stevens
"
97
16
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—l'
Jan
45% Aug
'■
'
22%
CLOSED
convertible preferred
50
Starrett Co (The) L S
__No par
Bros Stores Inc___.
1
48 % Dec
10% Jun
-
EXCHANGE
4%
103 % Nov
12
*
STOCK
common__'_l
27
2
Shares
49
75%
21
36'/a Jan
Sales fe«
the Week
S per share
49%
Feb
,,
Friday
Aug. 9
1 per share
share
74%
Jersey
Spring
$ per
Aug. 10
Thursday
Aug. 8
$ per share
72%
30% Apr
98
,
$ per share
48%
___rl
Steel
$ per share
Wednesday
25
preferred series A
Standard
PRICES
Aug. 7
No par
Ry Equip Mfg Co„
Stand
Aug
25% Apr
2
Par
SALE
Tuesday
Aug. 6
Sterchi
42 % Feb
HIGH
Monday
Aug. 4
S per share
share
AND
Saturday
EXCHANGE
27%
28 Va
28
28 Va
27%
28V4
3,800
108%
108%
108%
108%
109%
109 3/a
109%
11
10%
10%
-*10%
10%
34%
34.
34%
33%
33 Va
11
34%
34 Va
16 3/4
V
*14
93
35 Va
250
500
4,900
.
16%
343/8
m
7%
*14
16%
343/4
34Va
343/a
93
93
£ 93
7%
*14
16%
34%
35%
7%
7%
*10%
93%
93
93%
7%
V
7%
7%
10,300
!.s
340
7%
7,600
'
;v:.V
11% July 11
4% Nov
17
Jan
15
3
Nov
17
7% Apr
30
18
Jan
21
23
4
Tennessee
52% Aug
7
Texas
44% Jun
15%
Jan~13
24%
Oct"17
25
*23% Jan
2
63% July 13
97% Nov
20% Feb
39% NOV 24
34% Mar
16
90% Mar 15
25
Talcott Inc
Feb
6% Jan
37% Jun
2
4% July
25
14
9
2
12% July
257/a Dec 29
29 Va Apr
13
♦
Corp
28
Texas
Gulf
30
Texas
Gulf
7
Producing
Sulphur
Texas Pacific
Texas
Co
Land
Pacific
80
Jan
lo
44
Feb
85
17
76% Jan
25
Aug
7
103% Mar 10
24% Jun
5
28% July 26
Texas
23% Mar
7
Textron
7
$1.25 conv preferred
—No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
10
Jun
30
14
Jun
30
7%rjan
3
19% Dec
27
21% Dec
26
16% July 19
17
July 18
14
Apr
1
11
Jun.28
14% Aug
6
30% Jan
43
Apr
1
40% Jan
31
12% July
5% Jan
13% Sep
18
35% July 23
13% Aug
3
9 Va Oct
20
36% Jan
42% Oct
20
3% Jan
5% Dec
28% Nov
40
30
17% Jan
8% Jan
18
8% Oct
42% Dec
5% July 13
32
Dec
8
94% Jan
4
103
>
22
Nov
Jan
3
13% Jun
27
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
3% Jun
24
5
32% Aug
Feb
1
11% Mar
Thompson
Aug
Thompson
Jan
28
$3.50
Tide
25% Mar
Timken-Detroit
15
43
Jun
29
49% Jan
30
x9% Jan
4
10% Jan
9
Timken
Toledo
Roller
$ per
$ per share
19% Dec
30
16% Jan
23
253/4 Dec
27
19
Jun
29
22
13
20
July,
15
Mar
7
83/a July 13
104% Jan
3
10
Jan
Nov
113/aJun
83
28
27%
17%
18
17%
18%
12
Co
18
110 Va May 17
YORK
18
18%
133/4
10
10'/a
42 Va
43%
43 Va
43 Va
*43%
3%
*3Va
3%
'*3%
3%
.♦
*35/a
3%
323/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
v
32%
32%.
101/4
•43
*3%
3%
8%
3
14 Va
300
10
10 Va
2,200
43%
43%
43%
8 3/8
8 3/8
8 3/8
83/B
•
433/a
43%
43
*100%
101%
100
700
43%
100%
100%
3%
3%
3Vs
3Vs
3
3
3%
29%
27%
27%
*27
29
28%
28 s/8
39
393/a
39
19 3/a
19
60
1,900
39 %
19%
9,100
v
3%
*27%
3
29%
130
•19,800
19
3 00
.
40%
393/a
40
19%
19%
19%
.No par
46%
46%
465/e
47
46 5/8
463/4
46%
47%
5,800
10%
10%
103/a
10%
46%
10%
47%
-5
10%
10 3/g
10 Va
10 %
10%
10,900
HIGH
Saturday
Monday
Aug. 6
Aug. 7
SALE
Tuesday
Aug. 4
I per share
I per share
j;
f
Thursday
Aug. 9
20%
20%
20%
203/4
203/4
22%
213/4
22
22%
22%
21%
213/4
24%
24%
24%
28
27%
28%
135/8
133/a
133/4
13%
13%
106%
106 Va
106%
106Va
106%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
203/4
20%
20%
19%
common—1
i——
..No par
13 Va Apr
13
9% Jun
39
3
Feb
STOCK
133/a
EXCHANGE
106
Co—————5
CLOSED
11
11%
*10%
11
*32
50
prior preferred
33%
*32
33%
11
10%
93/4
14
*32
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
Shares
21%
22%
213/4
22
213/8
22
21%
22%
*27%
273/4
27 Va
27%
2,100
13%
133/4
13%
133/a
40,900
106%
106%
105%
106 %
17%
17%
17%
17
17 Va
3,700
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
11,700
11
V.
\
'
11
11
11
"
11
60,600
7,200
540
1,400
33%
*32%
33 3/a
*32%
323/s
93/4
9%
9%
1
Co—
,
Friday
Aug. 10
'
$ per share
share
—2
No par
7,800
5,300
v
PRICES
S per
Sper share
•
Wednesday
Aug. 8
„5
18
conv
8 3/a
44
650
*13%
10
19%
43/4 Jan
Coach
14l/a
9%
40
59% Jan
5%
14 Va
■
195/a
Truax-Traer
Twin
10,200
3S%
39%
20th Century Fox Film com__No par
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
16
*8%
423/4
100%
2,900
143/8
*38%
19%
9
26
3/a
18 Va
14 Va
39 %
39%
9
16
8
423/4
101
18 Va
14 %
*38 Va
10
18% Feb
Jan
42%
*100
—
Corp
Coal
*8%
8%
42%
*29
3 Va
32
101
*1C0
*
Inc_
Airlines
preferred
1
32 3/a
41%
5
,
43%
31%
15
243/a Feb
Jan
18%
14
133/4
28
12
18%
800
7,000
13,200
13%
10 %
25
13% Jan
18 3/a
10 Va
Apr
41
18%
13%
Jun
6
183/4
14%
10%
17%
27
18%
*13%
15:,
26
18%
39%
6
Jun
18 Va
143/B
V
2
World
Tri-Contlhental
8% Jan
4,200
28
18%
29
30
86
273/4
V*
17% Dec
2
109
*83
27 Va
39 Va
25 Va Jan
13
109
86%
273/4
14%
3
Apr
111
86
18
18% July 17
8% Jan
5
9% Oct
109%
83
•'28'\'X'"
14%
Par
$6
112
39
com
Transue & Williams Steel
110% Feb
24,900
18 %
'h 14
LOW AND
8
26
4,600
45 Va
385/a
STOCK
Transamerlca Corp
102% Jun
8,600
102
45
14%
(The).
Trans
3
26%
1001/4
453/a
5
2
2
26 Va
26%
101
28,300
14% 'v
Oil-
8
10% Apr
3
44%
50%
3,100
38 Va
Axle
22% Aug
27% Feb
28% Aug
133/4 Aug
•
26%
100%
50 Va
300
37
38%
$ per share
share
153/a Jun
♦
111
87
No par
EXCHANGE
Highest
14 Va July 13
29
114
27 Va
STOCKS
Highest
27'/a
101
45%
85%
1
Bearing—
Edison
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
45
111%
—
Inc
Water Associated
40% AUg
Year 1950
f per share
R)
29
30
26%
100 Va
453/4
1
300
53/s
36%
No par
preference
Range for Previous
Lowest
(J
31% Mar 29
Dec
27%
1003/s
433/4
28
preferred—50
Products
18 % Jun
44% Nov
263/4
100%
44
87
preferred
—-—100
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
4% Jan
27%
1003/s
113
4%
35% Feb
50%
27%
Thomas
44
21
50 3/a
50c
preference
convertible
103
July 25
51 Va
13
*5%
.
No par
4
26
50%
*85%
Fair
2% Jun
6
52%
109 V*
Thermoid Co common—
$2.50
51%
1
common
conv
28
95
6
10
Inc
37%
51%
13
5%
37%
100
CO—
XThird Avenue Transit Corp-No par
Steel Co (The)——
1
6% Jan
4
33% Apr
20% Nov 24
"
45% Apr
13
5%
37%
5%
No par
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities
$2.40
The
certificates
share
Apr
18
5% Feb
8
10% Apr 27
19
Apr
7
25
38 Va Dec
6
18 Va Jan
2
Mar 13
24
42% Feb
2% NOV 10
25
Nov
23% Mar
*12%
'
5'/a
37
5%
1!
Trust-
22
Texas &
13'/a
37
993/4
89 % Sep
Nov
*123/4
37
43%
July 17
14
13%
*5
27
Coal & Oil
53
Sub
*123/4
5%
37%
503/4
Co
Jan
114
13
5%
.■
■m&0[
37
Corp
45% Aug
105
7
(James)
Telautograph
i,; yy'xc.'',
''
i
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,300
14%
2.500
54
4,100
U
21
13% Jun
22
13
Jan
2
15% Mar
39% July 14
473/4 Dec
19
473/4 Jan
2
58
May 11
103/4 July 17
13 % Jan
10
12% Jan
2
15
May
263/4 Jan
39% Nov
24
37% Jan
10
10
.
40 Va
13
July 17
110% Oct 30
553/4 Dec
114
July
11
7
105% Jun
Jan
30
103 % Aug 18
97% Aug
30
84
Jan
24
99% Aug 15
107 V2 Nov 28
103
245/e May
2
35% Dec
105
29
3
102
29
96
96% July 24
107
Jun
30
33% Apr
18
98
54
Aug 21
47% July 17
38
Dec
36
30
Jun
Jun
52
Feb
2
40
29
Jan
9
25 Va Jan
13
106% Jan
3
133/a Jan
25
24 3/a Dec
27
22% Jan
10
31
Apr
13
79% July 11
24% July 17
1033/4 Dec
28
993/4 Jan
6
131
Apr
13
29% Jan
3
35
July 17
109
106
Dec
18
75/a Mar 28
37% Dec
112
Mar 20
Mar 29
33
111% Sep
18
18
13
%JDec 29
26% July
1013/4 July
102
16 3/4 Jun
41% May
2
9
112% Jan
22
21
Mar
Jan
31
20
44% Mar 13
63% May
32
Sep
28
26% Jan
32% May 16
23/s July 12
4
Jan
12
3% Jun
19
36% July 11
33/8 Jan
3
50
3
43 Va Jun
25
23
8 3/a
Jun
30
Mar
4% May 31
May 22
12 3/a Aug 21
July 17
783/4 Mar
16
Mar 29
25
39
July 18
53% Oct 20
68
Sep
3
21
18
:
4
4% Feb
5
49% Feb
13
2
43/4 Jan
22
93/4 Mar 26
12 3/8 Jan
22
4
Jan
69% Jan
xl9
12
May 22
46% July
2
88
4%
5%
Dec
Apr 21
Car Co
United
Air
4%%
Corp
Lines
Inc
preferred
United
Carbon
TXnited-Carr
United
Fastener
7%
preferred
—
United Fruit Co
Jan
10
28% Jan
9
22% Nov 25
68% Dec
29
9
United Gas
29% Apr 16
United Gas
23
Feb
1063/4 Feb
24% Mar
28
1
Feb
13
4
124
29
185
Jan
26
123/4 May 24
19
Jan
17
58% May 19
19 3/i May 24
60
May 24
*97%
99
87%
*86%
87%
30
97%
98
98
98
99
*97
99
*98
99
/
210
39%
393/4
38%
393/4
383/s
19,400
50
100%
102 %
101%
1023/4
70
Jan
25
28% Jan
16
84'A Jan
16
48%
48%
37%
29%
29%
37%
29%
105
*104
48%
48%
37%
38
38
283/4
29%
9Q
29%
104%
1043/4
1043/4
29%
28%
125
119
32 Va
32%
104%
*17
17%
*17
173/s
58%
58%
31%
-
32
*103%
31%
57%
*31
293/s
105
28%
120
28%
*103%
17%
105
*17
32%
57
57
31%
31
31
31
31
43/a
4%
43/a
4%
4 3/a
10%
*10 3/a
103/4
10%
82
82
*81
21%
21%
22
22%
22%
22%
22
50%
50%
49-%
493/4
47%
48
47%
4%
45
4%
45%
\
4%
t
*44%
■V>;>
500
2.100
105
*17
10%
17%
43/8
45
1,500
600
31.500
50
.../ 4%
4%
10%
*10%
10%
82%
*82%
83%
82
22
21%
22
2,000
47%
47%
47%
2,100
4%:;
4%
4 Va
27,700
vlO%
10 3/i
1,400
82%
150
•
69 --•;
693/,
69%
69%
69%
69%
69
69%
683/4
69%
7,700
22 Va
.
22%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
17,300
2 28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29
29
23*
28%
28%
3,000
-14 %
1
14%
*193/4
No par
No par
20
.—100
51
*176 Va
5
14%
100
24%
743/4
% :¥■
21 Va
180
.
s
14%
62
-
51
102%
118%
*61 Va
No par
*193/4
102
21%
118
20
20
50%
102
14%
n
20 Va
19%
1
No par
300
17%
4%
82
31%
*103%
1.300
15,700
57%
45%
preferred—
1,300
12,600
28%
121
57%
43/a
Co
4,300
106 V4
57%
*44%
;
121
32%
4%
83
28%
122
32
105
*105%
28%
*117
45%
No par
101
48%
43/a
1
100%
103
60
37
*44%
5
38%
250
48%
4%
•
38%
108
48%
45%
1st preferred
Class A conv preferred
1003/4
*107
37%
4%
10
Improvement Co—13%
U 8 Leather Co common
29%
105
*103%
32
104%
*17 Va
Corp
preferred
29
*121
♦37
451/4
U S Hoffman Machinery com
4%%
102
38%
108
•
29 Va
*104
38%
*107
100
U S Gypsum Co common
7%
102
49
37%
31%
U S & Foreign Securities
$4.50
38 Va
48 %
48%
31%
Certificates of interest
U S Freight
*97
37
—No par
8
29
99
*86%
13
513/4 Aug
64% Dec
*97%
86%
73% Feb
38% Apr
4
97%
86 Va
—5
24
46% Jan
97%
86%
United Engineering & Foundry
42
171 % May
108 3/4
98
*85%
United Electric Coal Cos
27% July 12
99
Oct
4
104% Jan
108%
*97%
85%
58
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
2
108 3/4
98
*108
57%
United Paramount Theatres
16
1083/4
300
85%
7
1
Mar
109
Va
14
*97%
9
9
14% Dec
17.400
243/4 Feb
9
189
633/4
54% Jan
183/a Feb
3
62%
1
com_l
——100
213/4 Feb
8% Jan
65%
United Corp
(Del)
United Dye & Chemical Corp
22% Feb
181% July 19
64%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
14% July 12
18
65%
$3.50 convertible preferred
17% May
1
17% Jan 12
May 24
65%
-No par
.
3
Jun
4,900
66
65%
No par
Co
12
99
49%
31%
18
20
49%
*103%
Jan
5
49
Biscuit of America—No par
23% Jan
Jun
48%
$4.50 preferred —
—No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United
24
135
49%
29%
16% Dec
106% May 23
213/a Oct 24
48%
65
122%
15% July 13
15% July 13
143/4 Jun 30
49 Va
66 3/a
28%
19
90% July 26
49
122%
26% Jan
2
50%
100
2
Nov
493/4
common—10
18
2
53%
*13%
—-—
27
2
13%
common
29% Apr
25
14%
55%
13%
5
convertible preferred—-—100
Aircraft
663/4 Nov
July
14%
54%
13%
No par
20% NOV
59% Jan
14%
55%
*13 Va
non-cumulative preferred—50
22% July 13
11% Mar 30
50% July 12
14% July 18
14%
55 Va
13%
No par
25
series
$3.50
Union Tank
2
48
32% July 12
14%
553/4
13%
Union Pacific RR Co common
United
3
14%
55
No par
No par
series
$3.70
$4 series—
Union Oil of California
1
Mar 13
14 Va
13%
No par
Preferred
3
9
14%
54%
13%
Co
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser„No par
7
Mar
109% Jan
27
May 12
Rubber
533/4
_—1
No par
—•
&
Union Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
Preferred
29
Jun
Jan
Corp
Asbestos
Preferred
30
50
Union
11
40 % Apr
31
Underwood
9
No par
Udylite Corp (The)
Mar 17
Jan
4
81
Dec
3
50% Aug
6
66% July 30
112% Feb
2
533/8 Mar 28
90% Jan
96
3
253/4
76%
21%
118
*176
14%
*61 Va
14%
14 Va
14%
20
20
20%
20
20
Va.
20
51%
51
513/4
102%
*102
103%
21%
21%
114
118%
180
*176
14%
14%
*61 Va
62
14%
14%
11,000
20
19%
20 Va
23,600
20
20
20
503/4
*102
513/a
103%
14%
50%
*102
21%
21%
21%
21%
114%
115%
116%
115%
180
*176
180
15
14%
15
62%
61
61 Va
24%
24%
25
25%
25
25%
753/4
76%
74
74
.
14%
19%
*19%
*73%
74
*176
14%
*61
24%
*73
50 3/4
103%
21%
116
200
11,100
110
600
2,800
180
143/4
62
24%
74
3,100
20
12,100
1,900
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(562)
22
Monday, August 13,1951
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
'
i per
f per
share
S per
share
$ per
share
4
8% Jan
9
49% Jan
Vk Dec 29
34% July 13
65% July 17
10
36% July
5
43
Jun
13
68
3
84% Mar
J
42% Feb
8
96% Feb
14
% Aug
7
77
20% Feb
7% July 19
Aug
23% July 12
38% Dec
29
33% May
97% Apr
52% Oct
11
89i
Aug 10
51
Jan
5
3
B
18
143% Oct
5
"33% Mar 31
62% Nov
18
54% July 14
68% Mar
25% Jan
42% Dec
13
Jan
27
5% Jan
3
26
Dec
19
July
9
91 % May
4
12
38'A
90%
373A
*89
90%
*89
90%
69
CLOSED
'2%
72
73%
70%
72
136%
136 Va
138
138%
136
135
100
135%
.
3,100
89
89
10
69
90%
70
70
27,400
1,070
,
%
138%
138%
139
6,200
59%
58%
59
58%
59
57%
58
59
59
60%
61
61
61%
61%
41%
423/8
42
42%
41 Vs
42'/a
41%
42%
40%
41%
V 1'/,,
preferred—————100
144 Va
145%
145%
145%
144%
145%
%
143
Vr
14C
y
'
146%
19%
19 Vs
19 Vb
19 Va
193/b
*40%
41%
*40 Va
41%
*40%
41%
*41
Corp———1
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd_^5
*5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
10%
10%
*89:%
91%
19%
19
preferred—25
S
Tobacco
Co
19
V
146
*19%
*41
1.503
,
:
45 900
;
2,100
3,200
19%
42
common——No par
U
.100
;
38
373/4
38%
683/4
*89
100
70
*68
70
5,600
38%
59
Feb
United
17
96% Jan
non-cumulative
7%
11
Stockyards
29
1
5 % Jan
26
9
27
17
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4
8%
27
27
51
Jun
21
59% Feb
42
Dec
26
26% Jan
10
28% Feb
9
30% uan-
2
37% Jun
15
Co
com
4% %
Utah
preferred-*
Power & Light Co
33/e
25%
*25
25 Va
25
*24%
25
24%
3%
3%
3'/4
3%
3 Ve
24%
*24%
25
24%
164
*162'A
25
162%
10%
10%
54%
54 Va
*28 Va
28%
164
3%
3 Vb
25
28%
54%
54%
*54%
*28'A
28%
28%
28%
3,700
24%
*24%
10%
700
3%
3,600
30
164
*163%
164
10
10%
100
25
3 Ve
25
164
10 Vb
55
*53
*24%
5,500
25%
3%
*24%
164
164
3%
*25
,
—
1,403
91
3'A
33/a
3 Va
10%
10 3«
•
*89%
33/8
25 Va
24%
1
92
*90
3%
25%
3%
24%
100
•
Inc
92
*90
*10
300
10%
10
9%
♦
5%
*5%
5%
25
24%
100
preferred
Universal Pictures
10
t
5%
10
9%
:
91%
*90
4
25%
/
10 Vn
24%
1
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
12
13
10
3%
3%
*25
50
Laboratories Inc
Universal
par
Paper Inc common—2
Wall
convertible
4%
Apr.. 5
170% Jan
12% Feb
2
preferred—No
convertible
$6
United
8
34% Aug 16
14
38
*89
38%
37%
*68
4,400
3
*7%
58%
Sep
27
37%
.
70
8
38
5
22
8% Jun
38
373,«
*68
'
:'v
59
24
162% Aug
70
*7%
38
37%
8.
37'/a
Shares
18%
18%
18%
59
61% Jan
5
20% Feb
9
*68 Va
*7%
;
18%
57%
4% Jan
22% Jan
July 28
May 23
24% Dec
17
Jan
177
8
38
68
18%
18%
Sales tee
the Week
—t per share
-
-
Ref & Min com-—50
preferred———
-50
U S Steel Corp common——No par
27% Jun
27% Feb
22% Jun
*7%
;■■■% 37%
68
EXCHANGE
7%
383/8
S ner share
19
Jan
13
3% July 23
Jan
18%
1'83/e
7%
STOCK *
t ver share
'
89% July 27
24
<
18%
Frldav
Aug. 10
Thursday
Aug. 9
Aug. 8
t per share
38%
1'y,
2% May 15
26
x25
16
7% July 10
45
Jan
1st preferred
non-cum
Wednesday
.
share
18%
U S Smelting
7% Jan 26
28
6% Apr
20% July 27
Jan
9% Jun
4% Apr 24
27% Jan
9
24% Oct 18
8
2% Dec
3
8//
t per
I per share
*
20% Mar 20
42
27
100
3
161
5% Jun
S
PRICES
Aug, 7
30
153% Jan
3
10
20
10
1~
100
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
SALE
Tuesday
Aug. 6
1
common
Co
*
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3 % '/c
preferred series A
U S Rubber Co common————10
8
47% Jan
May 21
28
U
5
67% Mar
12
18% Jan
38
11 % Apr
3
Jan
15
141% Jun
21
6% Oct
2% July 17
22% Nov
Feb
22
44% May 19
\
:Par
vv>;
Co
Monday
Aug. 4
.
% '}o
S
19
Jan
61
57% July 3
37% Jun 29
29
4
•
Lines
S
U
5
142% Feb
2
Mar 28
45
29
73
2
128% July
6
15l% Nov 20
4
18% Dec
40
139
_
12
Jan
U
16
8% Jan
29
Jun
17
88 y2 July
37% Jan
126% Jan
•'V;«
share
Feb
18
27
HIGH
AND
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
!
14Va Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
le»r 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
9%
9%
5,600
54%
54%
180
*28%
23%
700
'
55
28%
V
Jan
3
10% Dec
28
24% Feb
■i
23
38% Sep
*
5
9
12% Jan
26
,97% Mar
98
Jan
'
28% Oct
18
4
8
103
May
10
105
July 12
■
Jau
25
341 '4
Feb
Feb
24 3 8
Jun
16%
33%
20%
27
■/,-
13
5
May 10
Jan 13
2
112
9
112% July 11
25
34% July 13
105% Jan
x27% Jun
91% July
5
28
3%%
100% Jan 18
46% Dec
30
41
27% Jan
33% Dec
30
25% Jun
7
x30% Oct
13
29% Jun 29
27
July 16
35% Feb
31% Mar
3
July 17
17% Nov
6
37% Apr
13
22% Sep
1
35% Jan 20
16% July 2
26% Apr 23
44% July 30
20% Jan 12
32
Jan 20
3
112% Jun
29
16% July 27
22
18% Jan
3
2
9
1
127% Aug
22% Mar
Dec
>
12
*103% May 26
19% July
106% Dec
28
21
31% Dec
14
36
Apr
24
65
Jun
26
103 % May 7
60
Mar 26
Dec1 28
12
116% Feb 20
106% Jan 26
May 17
48
112% May 24
99
July 17
100
114% Sep
117% Aug 25
July 17
5
Jan
5
30
36%
i;
18%
18%
24%
*111
16%
29%
■
*
16%
-
34%
,
-
35
16%
35%
16 3/4
*30
<16 J
*30 3/8
303'4
G.000
5,800
4
31
700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Vs
19
7,200
24%
<
116
*111
117
35%
16%
•
,
18%
24 Ve
112
36
35%
29 3A
24%
-
112
24%
24%
24%
243/8
2433
1,800
*111
116
*111
116
*111
117
117
,*111
117
*111
116
> *111
117
,
10
"
"
32
32
32 V8
93%
93%
*123
*115
13%
*98'/a
100%
102%
102'A
102%
*48%
*48%
51
*92%
13%
*98%
*102
48'A
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
27%
273-4
27%
27%
27%
42%
43
42
18
17%
18 Ve
31
*29
58 %
*56%
17%
31
58%
*57
115%
*08%
100'a
10
103%
10
100%
*102
103%
7,000
48
313/4
313/s
31%
28*
28
28
*27 34
42 Va
18 Vs
31
190
48
17%
*29
700
1143/4
48'A
42
43 Va
17%
7,100
21
*46%
31
21%
*28%
13%
127 %
20%
313/s
31 %
*43
13%
127%
115
*98%
103%
18%
200
95
13%
115
100%
*102
51
1,500
21
20%
115%
31%
127%
127
21
115
100 Va
1C0%
*101
95
127%
20%
115
115
31%
13 Ve
*124%
21
20 Ve
115%
32
*92%
95
*92%
14 Va
31%
31%
127
127
21Vs
31%
95
13%
127
21
32%
V
*92%
13%
13%
Visking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common—10
7% preferred—
20
10% Jan
28
Mar 23
115
16%
30
*111
100
preferred
7
26
27
16%
30
18%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—_No par
6</c div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred:
100
$4.04 dividend preferred—.,—100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Va Iron Cor. 1 & Coke 4% pfd
25
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6'/<
preferred
25
29
Jan
14% Aug
28
11% Dec
6% Jun
79
34 %
16%
29%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
5
34%
16 Ve
Vick Chemical Co
2.5o
Vicfcs Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% non-cumul preferred
100
23% July
104
Jan
101% Dec 29
96% Mar 22
2
July 24
17
18% Dec 20
3
20% Jan
"
13% July
29
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Van Norman Co
——2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar.Co_.6%
*413/4
42%
.
18%'
SOO
42%
1.000
17%
17%
:
60
1,300
.
1,100
'
*29
31
*29
31
57%
*57%
59
W
54% Jun
Jan
13
53
Nov
9% Dec
28
203/e Nov
24
Dec
11
19
24
Feb"~6
28
Jun
29% Dec
21
26
Jun
8
12% Jun
30
17% Dec
Jan
24
July 13
':
12
5 V2 %
7
Warner
12%
1,100
28 3/8
233'4
2,100
No par
-17%
48 VB
47%
48
473-4
473'4
473/8
47%
47
47
2,800
2.50
10 Va
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10Ve
10%
10
10%
1
100
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
17 Va
17%
17%
17 7
100%
100 Va
100%
100%
100'/a
100%
5
13%
14
1
18%
18%
Pipe
No par
r32Va
Corp
3
27%
Gas Light Co—No par
Motor Co
5
25%
Co
Co
common
preferred
Bros
Pictures
Warner-Hudnut
18% Aug
3
43 Va Jan 23
29
27% Jun
18
12 Va
28%
System
Baking
14% Aug
5
14
28
Ward
23
Jun
104
25
15% Feb
'/a May
21% Feb
11% Mar 28
38%
123/s
28 3/s
Walworth
24% Jan
July" 18
12%
28^B
9
16% Jun
24%
12%
28 %
9
11
4
16 % Jan
8
12%
28 Va
56% Feb
8% Jan
Sep
106
123/s
28 Vs
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hivam) G & W
17% July 27
99
May 17
Inc
Mar
Warren
Foundry <fe
7
Warren
Petroleum
1
343/4 Feb
Washington
23% May 25
27
29
15% July
2
19% Jan
31
11
21% Aug
2
25% Feb
5
Waukesha
15
35% Dec 28
40% July 13
West
Indies Sugar
18% Apr 15
21% July 13
273/4 Dec
28
20% July 25
Jan
27
West
Kentucky Coal
273/4 Dec
28
24
203/4 Feb
26
West
Penr.
Electric
Dec
26
114% Jun
13
July 23
112 Va Jan
23
West
Penn
Power
104% Oct
14
109% Feb
7
Feb
14
22
107% Feb
2
15% July 30
20% Feb
13
Mar 14
95 Va Aug
7
Feb
27
109% Mar 24
104% Oct
4
;: 12% Apr 17
78
.♦ Dec
27
75
111
July 19
Jun
95
18% Dec 21
Nov
15
106
44% July 14
107
Jan
8
Aug
107
111
Oil
Wesson
7Va Jun
16
Apr
18
Western
50
Aug
8
Western
29% Feb
26
Western
29
27
July
3
41% Dec 22
34
Jun
28
28
Jan
49% Mar
55
Dec
29
46 Va May 24
56% Apr
30
89
Oct
24
84% July
94 % Jan
24
44
Dec
1
47 % Feb
13
24% July
6
2 8 3/8
July 30
29% July 13
36
Jun
23
34% Jan
2
41
May
105% Feb
18
97
34% Dec
12
Nov
29
81
Jan
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,500
*213/4
22
21%
21%
*21%
*14
14%
14
14
22
22
*21%
*7%
.
8
8
22
14
14
8'/e
200
1,100
•
8
7%
8,700
32 %
32
32%
31%
32 Va
313/4
3134
87
87
87
87
86 Va
87'A
86%
86%
39%
39%
39%
39
38
39
38
33%
3.300
22
22
22
22 Vb
22
39%
22%
22
22 Vb
22 VB
223s
6,900
28%
7,200
28 Va
109
109
109
*103
105
*103
105
28%
*97
-.5
16
*95
*97
100
♦107
28%
28%
98%
par
108
Dec
323/4 Jun, 28
Jun
.
30% July
6
35% Dec
9
28
125
22
8
33% Jun
28
3
104% Feb
7
36% Jan
22
2
Feb
;
126
Jan 19
42% Feb-13
3
94
Oct
19
84% Jun
25
94 /
26% July 15
8
15% Feb
41
Feb
27
29% Jan
26
28% Dec
27
25 V. July
2
37% Apr 10
313% May 4
18% Dec
19
25% Nov
2
18 Va
6
23% Mar 19
33% Jan
12
35% Nov 22
343/4 Mar 22
36% July 31
17% May 26
11% Dec 29
153/4 Jan 26
"' 7%
July 2
Aug
Saturday j
16%
28%
■
29
109%
110
*103
28%
*110
105
*103
28%
98%
98%
fi
105
98
98
111
„
106 Va
16%
15%
15%
*15%
95 Va
*89
107
106
106
*106'A
V
*98
93
120
99%
30
15%
15%
1,300
93
*106'A
600
107
*90
107
340
105
16 Vs
93
2,600
111
*103
V':
% \
95%
16%
28%
111
...
"
*" *.98%
95
Mar 27
Maryland
Monday
Tuesday
Aug. 6
I per share
$ per
1
10
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Western Pacific RR com
No par
Preferred series
A
100
Western Union Teleg cl A
No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
—10
Westinghouse Electric com
12 Va
3.80% preferred series B
100
Weston Electric Instrument—12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co
1
White Sewing Machine com
1
Prior preference
20
2
3
64% Jun 27
19% Jan 13
30%
17%
*108%
Auto Supply Co
129
700
17%
100
100
Air Lines Inc
10
Jun
16
*21%'
Aug. 4
15
18
20
8.900
173/8
17
87
Par
113/4 Jan
28
? Feb
2734
25%
39
STOCK
40% Jan
5
22 3% Feb
YORK
25
12% July
112
27%
*25%
100
$ per share
51% Apr
23% Dec
102% Sep 22
7,900
27%
25%
.100
13% Dec 28
26
33
27%
25 V2
86%
EXCHANGE
Highest
f per share
% per share
37% July 26
33
27%
25%
No par
pfd
preferred
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
share
33
27%
60
STOCKS
Year 1950
I per
Co
preferred series B
4.10*% preferred series C—
West Virginia Coal & Coke
West V1 Pulp & Paper com__No
4Va%
3,800
4
Co
4%%
80
18%
?
1
Ccrp
4.20%
Range for Previous
Lowest
&
convertible
*323A
18 Vs
18%
25%
31%
89% Feb
Mar 14
33%
%
42,300
28
31%
29
May 14
30
18
1,900
14%
14
14
25%
27%
31%
36 Va Jan
84
27
33%
14
■
4,300
100 %
*25 %
23%
preferred—-No par
29% July 18
Tobacco
100'/a
3
25%
Snowdrift com—_2.50
28
104% Mar 20
33%
32
32%
•
7%
Dec
106 %
18%
14%
88% Sep 25
110
18%
7%
34
30
18%
14%
13
27
18 %
7%
28
Jun
14
14%
83%-Feb
19
13%
7%
24y# Jan
Wayne
Webster
$4
14 VB
14%
18% Feb
9Vs Feb
5
14
5
26
17% Mar 16
*99%
Inc.
Sep
13% July 10
73/8 Jan
2
13
8
Jun
5
1003/4
5
1
27
113/4 July 13
■
•
Knitting Mills
Pump Co
Wayne
100
12 3'e
28
45% May 24
24
6% July 13
57%
12%
27%
Waldorf
Jun
58%
12 Va
No par
13
13
< 8
*56 V2
—No par
13% Feb
27
14% July 14
97
Jan 16
31
preferred-—10o
4%%
RR
x29% Feb
11
4
6
Wabash
29
10
Feb
26% Dec
7
July 31
14% Jan
32
71% Feb
25
Wednesday
Aug. 7
share
Aug. 9
$ per share
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
*13%
48%
48
Va
48 Va
49 Va
48%
50
21 Vs
Ry.com
Friday
22%
21%
22%
22
37
38
Sales tee
Aug. 10
the Week
Thursday
Aug. 8
$ per share
S per share
13%
13 Vb
13%
2.200
50
50
22%
21'A
21%
5,700
7,800
13'A
13%
49''a
"49%
22 Va
21 Va
■
Share*
t per share
"
STOCK
37 •%
39
37
37
38'A
38'A
37
37
EXCHANGE
52%
53%
53%
54%
53
53%
53
53 Vs
53'A
53%
6,200
CLOSED
89 Va
90
90
91
90
90
90
90
90
90
1,600
41
42%
413'8
40%
Va
41%
42%
800
*
40 Vs
41 %
40%
13,000
40%
28 Vb
28'A
28 Vs
28%
28
281/4
28
28'A
28
28%
8,500
37
38
37%
38 Vs
37%
38
37 Va
38Vs
37%
38%
32,000
99%
99 Va
99 Va
99%
99%
*99V4
1C0%
*99%
35%
*120
35%
36
36%
*120
126
36
126
36'A
*120
36
126
*120
-
100%
36V4
36%
126
500
36%
100
1.800
126
♦120
40%
41
86 %
88
88%
89
89
89
88%
8834
87%
88
361
a
37 Va
37'A
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37%
2,600
26%
26%
26%
27
27 Va
27%
27%
37%
28Vs
28 J/2
28%
6,200
11,600
40 Vs
16% '17%
*35%
41%
16%
17
*35 Va
36%
41
41%
17
40%
41%
'
40%
40'A
171/4
17 »/8
17%
17 'A
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
19%
20 Ve
2OV4
20%
20'A
340
1734
*35%
36%
14,900
'
tr'-'X"
12% Feb
15
,5% Jan
3
49% May; >5
70% Dec
30
12
24
Jun
27
16
Oct
77% Jan
5
91
Sep 22
-
:
'93/4 July 11
16% July 13
137
July 18
133/a Dec
30
22% Feb 25
142
Jun
13
45% Sep
15
323/4
Jan
10
#2%
Dec
16
61
>6% July 12
26
69
July 18
74
Jan
77
Sep 22
95% Dec 29
79*
July 1
July 26
70
.
4
30% Feb 16
,■
12
21
Jan
fieb*
15% Jan*
Apr
18
21
.
July 30
140% Jan
10
50% May
3
46 Va Feb
5
28% Jan
29
3
41% Jun 29
Dec
29
233/i Jun 25
i
75Va Jan
25
90
25
84 % Mar 12
105% Feb
6
16
89% Apr
21% Dec
18
13
Jun
82% Apr 24
69% Aug
2
12% July 2
Jan
793/4 Apr
;
•'
19
9%
68 Va
1234
13%
*77%
•
.
193/4
9Va
67
9%
*66%
12 Vb
*77%
9%
67%
.
12%
80
12%
16
16
20%
21
*131
134
*131
47%
43 Vs
No par
27
*78
70%
15%
45 Vs
12%
78%
78%
*77%
78%
*15%
134
16%
20 Vb
16%
21
9,300
12%
20Vs
*132
300
.-6,200
100
•
137
*153/4
163s
200
20%
,
20%
4,900
137
*152
10
47%
47%
47%
43%
43%
44
27%
79%
*77 Vs
99%
*98%
98
*95
98
74
75
74V4
74%
74
74
1,600
14%
15 Ve-
1*
14%
14 Va
14%
2,800
46'A
46%
99 Va
95%
15 V«
12%
8,700
v
27
27%
70
9%'
67
*78
100
95 Va
134
20%
8Vs
67
43 Va
79
99
134
*47
•
20 Vs
9%
67
12%
12%
*16
15%
21
4634
9Vs
*66 Va
*77% ; 79
1534
43%
9%
67
79
21
preferred 4%% series—100
pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
;
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
2
19
9%
*67 %
Prior
17
21% Jan
;
!8%
.■«<
Prior
Common
9
98
5
Oil Co
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.59 conv pfd series A
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
—--No par
Wilson-Jones
Co
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6%
preferred
100
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Pump & Machinery
9
4
5
17
3
Wilcox
30
2
87 Va Feb
76% Jun 28
45
Jan
75
Jun. 28
12% Jan 25
4
•173/4 Jan
129% July 11
Apr
12
3
Feb
98% Dec
1
66% July
45%
*95
70%
72
15 Vs
15%
46
„
27
46%
•=
*47V4
44
27
27
79
77 Vs
100 Va
47 Va
47%
47%
44%
43%
44
9.000
26%
4,000
27
26%
79
*78 ■;
100
*8
60
99%
280
96
*
79%
99
100
♦95
"
700
96
30
•
'"/v.17
Jan
13
38
Dec
21
9% July 13
July 14
24% July 17
47% Oct 31
14% May 19
43% May 29
373/4 Oct 20
53% Oct
6
11% Jaa
19% Oct
18
36
3
#1% Jan 13
,3% Jun 27
dlvidend.
70% Apr 14
6% Apr 22
an£ asked prices;
y
Ex-rights,
36% Jan 25
11
Jan
2
38% Jan
10
17% Jun
14
38% Feb
26
Yale
;
14
Jun
48
y
& Towne Mfg
York
Co
Corp common
.
convertible preferred
4%%
25
1
13%
14
50
423-4
42^4
13%
14%
*41 Va
43%
& Wire.No par
35%
36
35%
•35 %
59% Feb
2
19% Jan 17
Youngstown Sheet «& Tube—No par
49%
50%
49%
50%
•15%- July -2
No par
16%
17
163A
47% Jan
2
71% Feb
13
Zenith
No par
59 Va
60
60%
5% Feb
5
Zonite
1
4%
2
45 Vs Jun
25
4% July
'•Young (L A) Spring
Youngstown Steel
receivership,
of
4%%
Door
Radio Corp
Products Corp.
4%
or petition has been filed for company's reorganization,
preferred
($50 par)
for each share held).
-
4%
a Deferred
13%
*41%
61
2
v..
16%
30% Jan
no sales on this day. tin
fl Ex-stock
dividend
<%th
share
*
473/4 May 15
46
46
46
13% %
133/4
13% '
43%
42%
425s '
t
3534
36
35%
35%
•
-
49 Va
50%
49 Va
50
'
16%
16%
163i
17
59%
613 4
60%
61%
4%
4%
4Va
4%
4%
delivery.
>.
rCash sales,
'
46
1,400
13%
9,700
»
44
13%
*42
200
35%
35 Va
49%
49 V2
.16%
16%
2,300
60%
4 %
5,600
1.200
8.200
*
s
GC'4
'
4Va
Special sales, wd When distributed,
v
4.400
x
Ex-
^
Volume 174
■j>
Number 5037
'
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
-
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
lettera In
the column
Tear
107
11
Nov
111.10
Banco Since Jan. 1
Highest
i
in^each case the month when the bonds mature.
May""I
111.10
109.8
May
9
102.14 Apr
100.24
25
102.19 Apr
25
109.9
May 10
{Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.25 Oct
Low
"li
97.17 Apr
Feb~24
102.23
18
97.14 Apr
18
98.7
Apr
100.21 Jan
13
10
—
103.2
100.27
Dec"22
100.21 Dec
July 16
103.2
July 16
102.18 Feb
15
103.9
100.29 Aug 11
Jan
100.31 July 28
II
__
IIIIII
"l
100.19 Mar
100.19 Mar
Dec
5
8
97.
July
97
July
101.28 Jan
97
100.8
*100.6
100.8
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*1C5.23
105.27
*105.24
105,28
*105.24
105.28
♦105.25
105.28
107.4
*107
107.4
*107.2;
107.6
*107.3
107.7
*107.4
107.8
1958-1963
*108.20
108.24
*108.22
108.26
*108,26
108.30
*109
109.4
>109.2
109.6
23As
1960-1965
*110
110.4
*110.1
110.5
*110.6
110.10
*110.10
110.14
*110.16
110.20
2'As
1952-1954
STOCK
*100.16
100.18
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.17
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*102.7
*102.7
102.10
*102.6
102.9
*102.7
102.10
*100.6
1956-1958
EXCHANGE
1962-1967
CLOSED
2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2 Vis—
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
'*105.24 105.28
*102.4
102.7
99.11
*99.5
99.8
*99.12
99.16
*99.10
99.14
*99.12
99.15
*98.10
98.14
*98.10
96.J.3
*98.18
98.22
*98.20
98.24
*98.20
98.23
,_Jun
1964-1969
*98.2
98.6
*98.2
98.6
*98.12
98.16
*98.11
98.15
*98.10
98.14
-Dec
1964-1969
*98
98.4
*98
98.4
*98.10
98.14
*98.9
98.13
*98.8
98.12
1965-1970
_
102.10
*99.7
1963-1968
*97.28
98
*97.28
98
*98.8
98.12
*98.6
98.10
*98.6
98.10
1966-1971
*97.26
97.30
*97.26
97.30
*98.5
98.9
*98.4
98.8
*98.4
._Jun
1967-1972
*97.20
97.24
*97.20
97.23
*98.2
98.6
*98.1
98.4
*98.3
98.6
--Sep
1967-1972
*99.30
*99.28
99.31
100.4
*100.1
100.4
>100.3
100.6
-Dec
1967-1972
*97.20
97.24
*97.20
97.23
*98.2
98.6
*98.1
98.4
>98.3
98.6
1951-1953
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
1952-1955
*100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
♦100.12
100.14
*103.8
103.12 *
*103.8
103.12
*103.8
103.12
*103.8
103.12
*103.7
103.11
*1C0.31
101.2
*100.28
100.31
*100.31
101.2
♦100.30
101.1
*100.31
101.2
2 Vis—
2%s_.
—1954-1956
2%s_.
1956-1959
100.2
*100
98.8
—Jun
1959-1962
*98.12
98.16
*98.8
98.12
*98.16
98.20
♦98.12
98.16
*98.13
—Dec
1959-1962
*98.6
98.10
*98.3
98.7
*98.10
98.14
*98.6
98.10
*98.7
1951-1955
*100.2
100.4
*100.2
100.4
*100.2
100.4
♦100.3
100.5
*100.3
100.5
-1952-1953
2%s_.
2%s_.
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
100.6
♦100.4
100.6
2s
2s—
98.16
98.10
*100.4
100.6
100.6
*100.4
2s
—Jun
1952-1954
*100.4
100.6
*100.4
'100.6
*100.5
100.7
♦100.5
100.7
♦100.5
2s—
—Dec
1952-1954
*100.3
100.5
*100.3
100.5
*100.4
100.6
♦MI0.5
100.7
*100.5
100.7
1953-1955
*101.24
101.28
*101.24
101.28
*101.25
101.29
*101.26
101.30
♦101.26
101.30
•
2s__.
Bank
&
100.7
for
Development
15
25-year
3s
July 15 1972
5
25-year
3s
Mar
July
the Week
Bonds <»>
High
*107
Reconstruction
103.20 Jun
Sale* fa*
Friday
Aug. 10
Low
High
1956-1959
International
102.6
Thursday
Aug. 9
Low
1955-1960
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
High
1951-1955
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Low
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. S
Low
High
27/as
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
9
SALE
3s
Treasury
Apr
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 7
Aug. 6
Low
High
High
Treasury
100.4
25
100.29 Sep
31
point.
a
23As
2%S
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
25
102.14 Apr
Nov~29
of
Monday
Aug. 4
Treasury
98.20 July 16
102.19 Apr
82d
more
Saturday
EXCHANGE
101.30 Sep 11
108.4
May 1
13
May"
Lowest
BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Indicate
decimal point represent one or
GOVERNMENT
1950
Highest
101.30 Sep
"Intereet Period"
LOW
Banpe for Previous
Lowest
after
WEEKLY
•
headed
Figures
*97.16
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reduced to 2.5%)
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see
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%
109
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reduced
__
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1961—April-Oct
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1940
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series
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to
secured
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__
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34
to
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reduced
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111
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9
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38
1963
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1964——
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__
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series
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consol
Baltimore
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1961
90
120
series
1968
assented
93
38
95
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1958
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__
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s
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Series
1953
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Co
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93
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5
9
83
92
__
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fixed and
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90
-
51
35
—
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97%
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49
38
—
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Co
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60
49
3
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Netherlands
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.
96%
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100%
__
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—
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first gold 4s July 1995
W
(interest
to 2.125%) 2008—
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ex'l sinking fund 6%s
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:
•
78%,,
—
80%
_
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Atlantic
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Ann
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it_
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General 4s 1995
II
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.
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3%s
mmmm
—
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28
.
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_
15
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assented
new
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—
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—
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Mlnas Geraes
.
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!
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A Milan
—
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3%s debentures 1973
Anglo-Lautaro
1933
92
49
COMPANIES
—
June-Dec
1986—,.
debentures
American
1963—Jan-~jiUy
(1942 agree't)
56
94%
•43%
12
—
1972—Jan-July
1975^
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nou
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debentures
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15%
14 Vi
assented
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A
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—
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A
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AND
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2%s debentures
—
,
new
A
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1
1968—Jan-July
88
—
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__
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debentures 1982.—
13
49
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(asesnted
80
42
.; 35
7
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American
—
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1954
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1
assented
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ment)
due
4
"
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101% 101%
101 Ve
1966
(assented to
agreement)
new
|A4s
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*
7%
37
—
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__
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2%s
157/»
92
97%
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__
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._
15%
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89%
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1956——Mar-Sept'—
__
assented
new
11
91
87%
23
__
97%
Feb-Aug
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A5s
I
86
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9
9'
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i
89
5
42
91
*151
American
"7%
15
—
1945—Quar-Jan
44
8%
80
63
56
—
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:
Alabama Great Southern 3%s 1967
Power first mortgage 3%s
:
assented
1
—
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__
1
—
—
Alleghany & Western
Quar-Jan
ALarge
86
12"%
80
—
Feb-Aug
(Dept of)
(City) external 7s 1958
assented
RAILROAD
——
1945
13%
79
61%
*—
85%
Jan-July
40
40
,
due
63
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979——
56 %
#
1968
1899
9%
12%
55
(Republic of)—
|A5s
13%
8
—
1978
A6s
1943-May-Wbt;
agreem't)
9%
84%
—
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979
readjustment
readjustment 1984
external
Albany
(1942
67
2
*70
—
1978__June-Dec
Yokohama
94%
*53
1943.
76
57%
See Cauca Valley
96%
—Jan-July
(1922 agreement)
72
—
75
63
Valle Del Cauca
Irrigation—
!A4%s assented
89%
„
Mar-Sept
1946
Alabama
Mexican
—
—
,
external 8s
readjustment
AWarsaw
85
86
86
*7 *
*4%
—
on
8%-4%-41»ffs external conversion
59
48%
—
_5
95%
.
73
ll7/s
11%
10%
__
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41%
11%
96 %
_June-Dec
bonds 1978
$
1942
1
sinking fund 6s 1960
AExtornal sinking fund 6s 1964
57%
55
90
41%
67
68%
56%
—
63%
11%
11%
Jan-July
1st mtge s f 1945.:
A4%s
1954
'24
of
40%
40%
Jan-July
79
*__
__
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1st mtge $ ser 1953—
A 7s
42%
28%
—
June-Dec
60
86
58
E^ctric Light Co Ltd—
3%s
1952—;
7s
80
77
—
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76%
54
33
40%
39%
39%
Mar-Sept
1977-
extl
A5%s
41%
64%
___
Jan-July
.
4-4%-4 %s external
1947—,—
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951_
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
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11
March
1957
AExternal
39%
70
*__
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1961-
sterling loan of *12
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1,
External
A Jugoslavia
71%
'27
lAUruguay (Republic)
40%
61%
85
Ltd—
Co
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Altaly
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6%
9
—
Utility Institute—
1952, thereafter
Jan
Power
3%-4-4%s
Jan-July
B
Public
to
10%
*75
12
Works
1977
series
Electric
A With
1, 1952, thereafter
due
IA 7s
Jan-July
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to Jan
7%
11
10%
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64%
'57%
__
——June-Dec
A5%s (40-yr) s f 1971—
Tokyo (City of) —
Tokyo
1964
62
*__
__
June-Dec
10
16
87
55
—
>
external 7s 1958,
48
__
85%
86
64
—
1958
58
86
Feb-Awy
Jan-July
1977——
Credit
2%
(Prov of)
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April-Oct
Italian (Republic) —
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Italian
secured external
70%
55%
1950
A
mtge
gen
*53 %
72
*__
__
__May-Nov
1962—__May-Nov
4
*10
62
70
*
__
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(Kingdom)
1962
19
Government—
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A
98
Power—
series
mtge
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1976
58
1
*
__
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63
Jan-July
1
1987
7s
Elec
*60%
2
72
*57
__
Jan-July
1968
77
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
1
61
51
80%
14
*80
1976——Jan-July
1
bonds Jan
dollar
f
s
A6%s
98
64
75
72
__
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2012
external
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dollar bonds Jan
f
Great Consolidated
A7s
Jan-June
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
1942
42
53
(Republic of)—
3%s extl
AEstonia
I960——
external 6s
gold 5%s 1955
gold 4%s 1962
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■1
to
20-year
39%
75
61
__
Jan-July
1956
external dollar loan
40%
reduced
*46
41
33'/4
46%
Jan-July
_
water
A7s series B
to
..April-Oct
1
33%
--
May -Nov
1950
external
A8s secured
(interest
38%
__
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
37%
(State)—
assented
55
38%
40
*38
__
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
'
15
40%
to
(State of)
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5% ) 1999
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
Chechoslovakia
53%
—
June-Dec
1936
A8s
77
66%
37
Jan-July
2.25%)
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reduced to 2.5%)
1999
66%
*111% 112%
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8s
56
■
High
1967
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56
■
'
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Low
No.
—
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
May-Nou
secured sinking fund 1957—_May-Nov
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91
__
40
Range Sine*
Sold
High
1966—May-Nop
A6%s extl
92
46%
62
49%
*52
Cundinamarca
(Dept of)-—
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due
stamped pursuant to Plan A
to 2.25% ) 2004
June-Dec
ARome (City of)
6%s 1952
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May-Hoi
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7%
88
*1
90%
*52
1926
(interest reduced
37%
4%
—
„
49
497/a
of
Bonds
Friday's
_
—
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-
(State of)—(Cont)
loan
reduced
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Oct
do Sul
external
(Republic of)—
A 6s
or
Bid 8c Asked
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38%
35%
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A7s
51%
37%
35%
"I
38%
*6%
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Rio Grande
55
*38
June-Dec
1951
5s
51%
38%
37 %
50
—
*52%
38%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
'51%
35%
—
Interest
Exchange
High
50
''''
*52%
__Mar-Scpt
1960
(Hukuang
37*
/
*38
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1960
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assented
AChinese
51
3
New York Stock
36
May-Nov
—
Low
*38
1962——May-Nov
sinking fund 6s
No.
38%
BONDS
Jan.* 1
—
*52%
—April-Oct
1961
assented
AChilean
1961
sinking lund 6s
assented
A6s
1961
38%
June-Dec
June-Dec
April-Oct
1957-
6%s
fund
10
Range 8inoa
old
High
*52%
June-Dec
1957
6%s
Bank
Mortgage
A6%s
••
ENDED AUGUST
Friday
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Bid 8c Asked
Low
BChile
WEEK
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
104%
96%
97
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3
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.
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93
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92%
101%
.
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Volume 174
Number 5037
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(565)
25
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
AUGUST
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
or
Sale Price
Period
Friday's
Rochester
&
modified 4Vis 19a7
—Ufay-Nov
Terminal Co first 4s 1952——April-Oct
76'/a
...
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v
Bush
Terminal
5s
Sold
High.
1955
Buildings 5s gtd
Low
13
97
2
102
101
103
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first
SACuba Northern
Ry first 5%s 1942
*'
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105
96'4
..June-Dec
1952
1976_._June-Dec
California Oregon Power 3 Vis 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd. 5s A 1962
Canadian National
Ry—
Canadian Pacific
4%
*97
103% 104%
1073A
1951
debs series A
stock
(perpetual)
1960
100
100
102
.,
.Jan-July
*93
Mar-Sept
1965
1981_»
June-Dec
*62
April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1960
debentures (1947 issue)
1960
mortgage, series A
1995
mortgage 4Vis series A Jan
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Central RR Co of. N J—
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2020
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2020
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and
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and
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1974
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1965
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61
98
17
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mortgage
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60
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5
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1974
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s
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series
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93
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62
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—
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73
98%
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1961—April-Oct
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ref
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1st
ref
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1st
ref
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.
98
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4.
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104
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81%
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trust
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1957
96%
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94%
101
97
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124
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104%
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98
105%
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Illinois
99%
61
102'/a
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183
119'/4
126%
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1968—i
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refund
5s
series A
O—
.
102
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__
98
105
102
101
106
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108%
100
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105
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100%
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105
105
99% 100%
11
12
36
105
98%
102
*99'A
102 %
108
102%
102%
.
1963—June-Deo
Firot and refunding 4%s series C 1963__June-Dec
First refund mortgage 4s series D 1963—June-Dec
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s serfes A 1970
Jan-July
107%
106'A 108
35
104%
102'A 102%
26
100
106
1
99
102
102 '
*95
102
95
99'A
110%
99%
v
Refunding and imp 2%s series C 1986—June-Dec
AAdJustments 6s series A July 1952
AFirst
104
102
64%
35%
gold 3%s 1953
102
104%
>
37'A
'
1966—r-.
Central and Chicago St L & N
Joint first
.
1955
116'A
93%
100
2
81
'
i
__
May-No»
108'A
102%
78'A
7
iW
68'A
65
1953
98%
42
80'A
100
a—Jan-July
104'A
30
105 %
36
June-Dec
97%
95
—
103'A 104
103%
101%
67%
1978
95%
97%
,111% 111'A
97
30%
3
102
April-Oct
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
97%
.April-Oct
X
105%
.—
—
80
17%
66
1957
1952
98
72%
22
18%
66 'A
1979—May-Noc
Consol mortgage-5%s-3%s series B^1979_May-lVot>
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
.May-Nou
Collateral trust gold 4s 1952..
—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding 4s 1955
May-Nov
15
6
96
RR—
43
5
96
85%
93
■'
100
*93% 101
—
Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
mortgage 3s
91%
52
81%
75
I
Illinois Bell
99%
100
94%
97
101 %
April-Oct
.
(Bait)
Jan-July
27
-
95'A
May-Nov
June-Dec
<
May-Nov
page
103% 104
17%
128 y«
—Feb-Aug
106%
94%
1
100
1976—Afar-Sept
A.
Jan-July
105%
10
"5
_June-Dec
first
Income
101'A
84%
76%
102
Jan-July
1979.—.
A
101%
90%
*70
-
Jan-July
first 5s
122 3A
89
99
32
'
102%
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108
16
93
10 1
114
84%
*95
1 03'A
5
76%
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97-.
104'A
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*90%
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970—i
Jan-July
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92%
94%
92
93
——Feb
H
Hackensack
96%
101%
11
101 a3«
115
109'A 109'A
2%s 1st mtge 1976....Afay-Nov
1978—A.—.—
April-Oct
1969————a—
mortgage
95%
6
5
101 &
102%
97'4
104
95
99%
115
Jan-July
95
99
99%
Jan-July
1976
mtge 2%s
Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999
97
104
5
95%
Jan-July
1973.
C
series
97 %
100%
104
1
101%
City—
1981
Gas
*107% 108
"
April-Oct
101%
3
*100'A 104%
Feb-Aug
Power
ser
104
April-Oct
1981
1976
see
1965,
First mortgage 2%s 1980—
104%
10
98%
"r" 94
94%
1979—Jan-July
1976
U
Consumers Power first
*'
3s series E
&
T
f 23As
debentures
101%
■
Consol mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A
debs 1962
Natural
90%
107%
123
G
mortgage 3S
AAdjusted
April-Oct
1981
27/8s
101%
96%
*74
_Feb-Aug
88%
16
—
98 %
1970
1963
ser
ser
101%
105%
92%
F
debentures
First
—i
--
Feb-Aug
G
27/es
'
93%
98
15
*76
__.Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
first mortgage 3'As
Gulf States Utilities
-
967A
1964—ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 4%s 1954
1st
:
10
51
96%
*1037A
.
95'A
*84%
June-Dec
debentures
Consolidated Gas El
90%
97%
109'A 109%
4s series B 1975—-Jan-July
General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
April
First and refunding 3%s series D 1969__April-Oct
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044—.—April
105%
1982_Mar-Sept
B 1977.April-Oct
Co
74'A
*95%
■
First and refunding
100
100'A
mtge 23As ser A
3'As
wZ-
109%
June-Dec
AGreen Bay & West debentuies ctfs A—
ADebenture certificates B.___—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
98
97
10
1975
Ss ser F
Gas
96
11
96'A
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010.;—Jan-July
General mortgage 2'As series R 1961—.Jan-July
100%
100
*95%
101% 101%
mtge 2%s ser
First and refund mtge 23As ser C 1972—June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Nov
&
13
79%
97%
mortgage 3%s series N 1990
Jan-July
mortgage 3 'As series O 2000.—Jan-July
'General mortgage 2%s series P 1982—..Jan-July
102
96
98
...June-Dec
4s
refund
convertible
103%
99'A
100% 101'A
General
110
97
97%
2
106%
2001—.
First
3s
(B F)
4%s
98%
1999
First
1st
1995
4s
ino 4'As ser A Jan 2015
income
Genetal
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated
101%
Realty & utilities Corp—
conv
General
84'A
River Pwr sink fund 3%s A 1961
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3'As 1965
Consolidated Edison of New York—y.
mtge
97
94%
--
99'4
.
June-Dec
Corp 3%s debs 1976—
102%
104
97
June-Dec
fund debentures
deb2ntures
ref
Foods
102
93%
52
Conn
&
1
Great Northern Ry Co—
General 5 %s series B 1852
Compania Salitrera—See
1st
1985
1958
Goodrich
101% 101%
1975
B
debentures
f
.';V-'
100%
1982__May-Sepf
Afar-Sept
1980—'
mtge 3'/8s
102
*97'A
1991_Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
2%s
J
ser
103
1990—May-Nop
1970
Jan-July
Columbus & Toledo first external 4s
Commonwealth E'dison Co—
sinking
•
Jan-July
june-Dec
I
Corp—
debenutres series A
3s
97
—
77%
105'A
78%
General
June-Dec
—
mortgages and coll trust
Columbia Gas System Inc—
South
4
104
trust 4s
First
&
25
98%
98%
Feb-Aup
1st 4s
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4Vis
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4Vis (stamped modified)
1980
Columbus
2%s
series
101%
96%
100
10
A4s
v:;
April-Oct
...Jan-July
1977
99%
,'ij 100%
*100
1969—_Feb-Aug
2%S 1985.1
33As' 1986—.
debentures
98
'
vP
105%
100
103% 104'A
103%
Jan-July
series E
St Louis Division first coll
3s
*
Jan-July
85
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s
First mortgage 3S 1982....
3s
6
II
*95%
88%
75%
98
*97
>
4'As 1959—,
June-Dec
refunding 5s series A 1974__Mar-Sept
ACertificates of deposit
Mar-Sept
89
18
2 %s series
Colorado Fuel &
78
98
April
Firestone Tire & Rubber 3s debs
101%
75
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
mortgage
*76%
—
tFlorida East Coast first
100
77
June-Dec
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry—
General gold 4s 1993
—June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993
June-Dec
1st
Afay-Nov
Z-'iS
;
74%
86'A -94%
—
73
Corp 2%s 1959—.
mortgage
1985
74 r.
•;
77
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
1st
88
82
2018
2%s
2%s
Ohio Division
87 Va
771
31
73
Terminal—
&
77
3
AFirst and
June-Dec
1978
mortgage gtd 3%s
Wab
25
87
First consol mtge 3'/8s series G 2000
Jan-July
."First consol mortgage 2s series H 1953__Afar-Sept
104 %
Jan-July
series
First
Cincinnati
81
Fbfst consol mortgage 3'As series E 1964_April-Oct
97
11
*95
Jan-July
_
refunding 4'As series D 1962_Mar-Sepf
1st mtge 2%s 1975-Apttl-Oct
Cities Service Co
80%
87
70%
101
97
RR—
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
T Financial
81
Afay-Nov
Railroad Co—
uenerai
First
C I
79%
General mtge
53'A
--
98'A
;
2044
1
1994—
Chicago & Western Indiana
Union
99
68
76
Ry—
2%-4%s 1994_Jan-July
3'As series
Cincinnati
82%
2
Southeastern
mortgage
mortgage
8
69%
98
Oi leans—
First
and
86
69%
60%
,
General
First
85
69%
(4%%
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s
5s stamped
1965
a;
i
Chicago Union Station—
First
101
86
Va & Georgia div first 5s 1956
May-Nov
(N Y) first cons gold 5s- 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970.
Afar-Sept
•
!
1980
refunding mtge
2%-4'As
102%
95
Afay-Nov
77%
67
*96
60
Jan-July
—
.
Memphis Division 1st gold 4s 1951
Chicago Terre Haute
98%
16
Ediscm El 111
1
67
A Jan
ser
Pacific
New
&
13
99%
•
Afay-Nov
2042
B
101%
100
99
•
East Tenn
10
*78
Second mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1
First mortgage 3s series B 1989——
2%s
92%
98%
•-
RR—
first lien gold
mortgage
298
Erie
Jan
increased series B Jan
Chicago Rock Island
mtge
1st
83
April
2003—..April
1994
Chicago & North Western Ry—
1st
2
■—x
—May
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977—
1st mortgage 2%s 1979J——
80
Pacific RR—
4s series A
Chicago St Louis
96%
106
99% 100'A
1..
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4'As 1961
Afay-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
.1976_Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
117
79'A
—April
1956-.
4s
mortgage 4%s inc
conv
32
99
Afay-Nov
1985
ser
Convertible debentures
79
1983
Jan
A
ser
Chicago Indiana & Southern
First
96%
April-Oct
„
Income mortgage (3% fixed
1 % contingent interest)
1993
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970..
117
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
—
RR—
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
mortgage 3% series B 1985
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Gt West first 4s series A 1988
:
41%
—
—
..May-Nop
104
*98
41
33
♦—
A
■
105% 105%
1
A
Western
interest)
Detroit & Mack
117
Mar-Sept
31%
Denver & Salt Lake—
3s
107%
109%
110
ser
AIncome mortgage series A
Gen & ref mtge
105%
—
10
June-Dec
&
General and refund
104%
99
*109%
32%
•
133
*110'/a 118'A
5s
Grande
contingent
105 %
,
1965
First1 mortgage series A (3% fixed
1% contingent interest) 1993
104%
102
coll tr 4'As
Denver & Rio
-
V
—
31%
--
Light 3s 1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3'/aS 1977.June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1979—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980—,
Mar-Sept
96%
-46%
coll tr
Delaware Power
104
85%
50%
4-6s
1st mtge &
102 %
71%
29
trust
90
25%
*31
—
June-Dec
1993—.
1st mtge &
;; 68%
69%
due
May
Pennsylvania Division—1
102'/4
S7%
99'A
*101'A
i
Jan-July
1958
inc
.
•
47%
refunding 4 Vis series B 1977—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 3VaS 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
AGeneral
74
103%
98'4
y
*98%
Mar-Sept
A General
First
v
Jan-July
1992
Chicago & Eastern 111
65
99
__
Collateral
v;
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and
72
73%-74%
*68%
55'/a
April-Oct
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series D
1996—May-Nop
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1996—_Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 37/8s series H
1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol
gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
*
.
mortgage
42%
88
30
—
3'As series B
58
31%
1
99%
49'4
—-
90%
25%
Morris & Essex division
.
1974—
First
AIncome
106%
102
May
1
1987-
Power
100
104
1978
A
mot
103
96
25%
96%
..Jan-July
3s series
7
:D
1978
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
First and refund M 5s series C 1973
!
*97'A 100
„Jan-July f
AGen
Pacific Ry Co—
and refund 3Vis series
,
-Feb-Aup
•
Central New York
91
"4
3s
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1963
■
*98 '4 100
f ACentral Branch U P first gold 4s 1948—June-Dec
'
4Vis
103%
95%
"100% 101%
Feb-Aup
Central of Georgia Ry—
General
101%
100
First mortgage
First mortgage
Dayton Union Ry
.
Corp
General
100
s
109%
52
105% 105%
•
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
Central
111%
i
r
?
109%
f- 105%
...
'
:
■
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
107%
r
*88
—
::r.
104%
110
106
;
19
V
101% 102%
100
Mar-Sept •-
,
First mortgage guaranteed 4s
First
'': 6
'V
Ry—
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
3Vis
101%
vr 19
106% 106'4
—Mar-Sept
96
97%
.
103% 10674..
.Feb-Aug
.
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
Celotex
93%
107% 107%
June-Dec
1956
4 Vis
Jan-July
Capital Airlines, Inc—
4s
95
May-Now
1
4Vis
debenture
conv
100
April-Oct
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955
Guaranteed gold
Guaranteed gold
*__
96'4
34
—
June-Dec
Lrtir
98 'A
51
—
June-Dec
deposit receipts 1946
deposit receipts 1946
Jan. 1
No.
■
34
-
Jan-Juty
Range Sinse
Sold
—
*49
—
Jan-July
receipts
Bonds
High
96
—
June-Dec
§A6s series B
3^' c
3s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*99
6A7%s series A
Electric
or
Sale Price
3s debentures 1965
Jan-July
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966
Afay-Nov
i
§ ADeposit
California
Week's Range
Last
Period
Continental Baking
96%
*5
97
Interest
Exchange
Low
85%
98%
103'A 103% ;■
New York Stock
High
73%
*98% 100'/a
.Jan-July
April-oct
1960
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
77'A
Friday
Range Sine*
Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped
Bush
B*>nda
Bid & Asked
Low
Buffalo
10
Week's Range
Last
*87
tlnternational Great Northern RR—
AFirst
6s
5s
series
series
AFirst gold
A
B
1952..:
1956—
5s series C
Inter Rys Central America
i
—Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
1956
Jan-July
1st
5s B 1972—Afay-Nov
95%
96%
20
50'A
51%
91%
42
91%
10
*90
91%
*97
98%
93%
48%
105%
57
88 %
99
88%
99
97
100
•
(566)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, August 13, 1951
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
WEEK
ENDED
AUGUST
10
Week's Range
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Friday
Bonds
Bid At Asked
tow
Range Slaet
Sold
High
bonds
Jan. 1
No.
Lou)
New York Stock
Franklin k Clear
1st,4s
83
83 %
1976—Mar-Sept
83 %
9
81%
94%
l^__June-Dec
Jersey Central Power k Light 27/«s
>A
95%
2
93%
AFirst
94%
A
102
5s
4%s
of
mtge
4s
City Power k Lleht
First
1990
1976— _June-Dec
23/4S
*90%
*97%
mortgage 27/»s 1978—
mortgage 2%s 1980
-June-Dec
Kansas City Southern
Ry 4s ser A 1975— _April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s series B
1968— _Juue-Dec
Kansas City Terminal
Ry 2%s 1974—— _April-Ocf
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
1961
4%s
-
unguaranteed
—
__
%
1961
~8
102% 1027/e
*--
*98%
97%
*100 %
»—
101
101
3%s
100%
175
—
—
1%
1
1%
•
RR
99
33
103%
3A
N
1%
Terminal—
N
97
*85
1997——————June-Dec
*
Lehigh Coal k Navigation Co—
Vv
'
,
Sinking fund mortgage 3 Vis ser A
1970_April-Oci
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
/
First
&
ref
5s
stamped
First
1954———
&
ref
5s
stamped
1964
First
&
ref
5s
stamped
1974
Y
First
mortgage 4%s extended to
i'reneral
consolidated
Series
A
4s
Scries B
fixed
mortgage
Interest
4Vis fixed
86
£0
84
80
F
5s
interest
2003
mortgage
5s extended to 1979
& Eastern Ry first 5s
1965
Miami general 4s series
(1962)
ALombard
Electric
7s
series
A
1952
Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures
debentures 1976
Louisville k Nashville RR—
First &
refund
mtge 3%s
First & refund
mtge 27As
69
81%
27
80
20
80
69%
73
*81
67%
35
47%
52%
56%
82%
56%
60
12
84%
85
5
8
100
70
State Electric &
Lines) 4s 1959
2%s debentures 1972
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
May Dept Stores
100
3'/as
debentures
1988
Lans
First
&
gold
Sag 3%s
3%s
1951
18
First
mortgage
mortgage
2%s
1969
98
93
4
89%
Y
First
3%s 1969
37/ss sinking fund
debentures 1967
1 § A Midland of N
J first ext 5s 1940
Minnesota
Minn St
First
Mining
Paul
&
&
Mtg
23/4S
1967—Marie—
Saulte St
mortgagp 4%s inc series
AGeneral mortgage
Mission Corp 33/4S s f
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
lien
5s
series
Jan
1971
A
debs
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
A
Jan
1991
4*
1966
tirst
191)0
RR—
A
1962
;
May
102%
3s
debentures
gtd
3l/2s
3 Vis
2%s
debentures
Nashville
First
3s
3s
k
New
&
108
108%
108
3%s
debs
1974
Co—•„
First
3s
guaranteed~4%s series
debentures 1982
3s
debentures
B
1961
1974—
Orleans Great Nor
&
5s
A
New
series
Orleans Term first
gtd 4s
JNew Orleans Texas &
Mexico
AFirst
A
5s
Certificates
B
of
87%
A
1954
deposit
see
page
27
4
68%
68
55
71%
89
405
55%
84%
77
67
81%
313
68 %
55'A
95
—
50%
82'A
%
108%
2%s
1977
4
101
95%
95%
1
100
106
103
105%
66
6
60%
43
85
55%
2
88%
105
17
85%
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87
58
89
79%
89
89
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80
63
2
1952
*67
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69
105
99
102%
97 %
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106
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101%
84
104
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63
339
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100'A
*95%
123 %
97
53%
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991.Afar-Sept
United Biscuit Co. of America
2%s 1966. .April-Oct
United Gas Corp 2%s
1970
103%
102
;
v
Union
99
97%
im'
„
*—
87
99
—
100% 101
Union Oil
98%
86%
*99'A
1007/s
105
117
124'A 124'A
99% 100'A
22%
Co of Missouri 33As 1971—
.Afay-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust
2%s 1975 April-Oct
3s debentures
1968
——
Mar-Sept
101%
U
Union Electric
*98'A
98
1974— .June-Dec
110%
100
Co—
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4'As
series D
General mortgage 3'As series
Orleans 3%s
Ry first refunding 4s I960—.
_Jan-July
Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
.April-Oct
& Ohio Cent ref and
impt 3%s 1960- .June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 27/6s debs 1961—
.Mar-Sept
—
Jan-Juiy
Low
99
♦—
—
Tol
110'A
II
■<V.
Jj
M
{Third Ave
99
88'A
*108
*92
Jan* 1
No.
102'A 102%
RR—
and
Term RR
102'/a
88%
June-Dec
May-Nou
debentures
7
93%
*100%
Range Slnetl
Sold
119
*98 y8
102%
Texas &
103
100
--
93
93
Bonds
High
■*117
April-Oct
A
93
May-Nov
Gas
99'/a
101'A
*92%
refunding mortgage 3'As 19C8_Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
•First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 27As 1979_Ju«e-Dec
(R
_Jan-July
-May-Nov
refund M 3%s series C 1990.
-April-Oct'
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
-June-Dec
124'A
General and refund M
37As ser E 1985-—Jan-July
"
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
96%
June-Dec
1963
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
-
~
First and
Reading Co first
Week's
Last
Sale Price
St Louis—
debentures 1965
New
First
81
100
*100
Feb-Aug
1974—
mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Reynolds
of
impb M 4s series C 2019
impt 27As series D 1985
Texas
1151
'
*100'A 102
1964__Ja?i-July
Mar-Sept
mtge 3'As 1977
Feb-Aup
Potomac Elec Power 1st
2s/eS
102
102%
2
83
RR
Refund
104%
Ry—
1962
C
First general 4'As series D 1977
Plttston Co 5'/as income debentures
Plantation Pipe Line 23As 1970
Quaker Oats
Terminal
113
Texas
28
*101
April-Oct
Service
Period
Refund and
104
104
103 >/8 103 %
*82'A
107 y4
*
2
103% 104
April-Oct
debentures
.
109
June-Dec
1959
3s
/
104
*104
Jan-July
mortgage 4'As 1958—April-Oct
mortgage 4%s series A
Public
Interest
103
100
108'A
104
1965
mortgage 4'As series B
First mortgage 4'As series C
general
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Exchange
High
101'A
Coal—
First
general
Low
108
*101
Pittsburgh Steel 1st
Pittsbuigh & West Virginia Ry—
First
10
„
debentures
First
AUGUST
Jan. 1
No.
*101%
1963_Feb-Au0
General mortgage 5s series B
1975——April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'As
1964„May-Nou
First
ENDED
Low
Pittsb
Pittsburgh Consolidation
WEEK
Range Slno«
Sold
High
*102
1957—Afay-Nov
I960—Feb-Aug
I
ser
Bonds
Ey—
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J
1964_jMray-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
3'As
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1953—June-Dec
G
ser
4'As
RANGE FOR
Range
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Consolidated
Week's
*__
104%
92
100
92'A
100%
101%
95%
104%.
30
102%
S
Eaguenay
Power 3s series A 1971
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st
gold 5s
gold 6s 1996
St Louis
Rocky Mt & P 5s
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
Second
stamped
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
St
1st
A
St
mortgage 4s
series
Second mtge inc 4'As
A
4s
bond
series A
*71
Jan
Jan-July
2022
May
AGeneral
1st
mtge
RR
series
(Jos E) & Sons
debentures 1974
Shell
Union
Oil
2'As
1966
230
75%
debentures
1971
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust
Skelly Oil 23As debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976
South
&
North
Southern
Bell
Ala
RR
gtd
Telephone &
5s
7s
debentures 1979
23As debentures 1985
4'As
(Oregon
Gold
4'As
4'As
A
1977
convertible
debentures
Devel
and
and
general
4s
general
series
A
1956
81
&
2%s
81
1983—
Oil Corp 27As debentures
Co 2%s debentures 1972
debentures 1873
3'As
Wilson
90
99'A 100'A
85
98%
105 %
95
93'A
90'A
103'A
94%
121
46
123
*100'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
*85%
112'A
April-Oct
98'A
7C72V''
106
May-Noy
100
100
%
96
Afar-Sept
Certificates
4
103 y«
98% 106%
97
10
of
Certificates
*—
97
100'A
32
101
106 '/4 107
96'A
96'A
*99%
4
*105'A
„
.Jan-July
101%
98%
104%
4s
111
103'A
17
100'A
102%
108
113%
—
*85'A
103%
98
„
102'A 102'A
July
96'A
16
86
107
—
83
1936—A/ay-Nov
64
64 '
94
94
~1
*99
II
87
62'A
16
92%
84%
L
Jan -July
term first
101
71
deposit
94
.A
93
99%
99
105%
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
98
91
108'/a
111
.;
a
Deferred
no'A
included in
92
•
101'A
not
99'A
106 »/3
98%
50
59
72'A
91%
.:
89
96%
97
8
the
102'A
year's
In
sale
not
Included
in
the
n Under-the-rule
range,
year's
sale
not
d Ex-Interest,
range,
included
in
the
the
e
Odd-lot
year's range,
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
r
sale
nofi
Cash sak<
^Negotiability
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 oC
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices;
selling flat.
96
102
HThese
103
no
sales
ABonds
100%
99
1
delivery
the
included
94%
99'/a
here
Is
a
issues
were
combination
of
previously
all
sales
listed
on
both
being transacted during current week.
on
the
Curb
Exchange.
The
1951
year's
range
ihowm
Exchanges.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
following extended list
furnish
we
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
a
complete record of the transactions on New York Curb
ending the current Friday, August 10. It is
Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Aug. 4,
compiled from the reports of the Curb
stock or
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
bond, in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
and
RANGE
Friday
New York Curb
Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Acme
Corp
Motors
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Hat Stores
Aero
Supply
—1
Low
7%
7
warrants
Alloys
-1
common
.10
7
25'A
Inc
Manufacturing
For footnotes see
page
,...
31.
„1
"5
-1
AUGUST
10
6'A
25'A
7'A
7%
26
3,300
500
3%
600
3'A
3
3'A
1,200
'A
12
12
Jun
3% July
2'A July
Exchange
g7%
8
6,500
600
for Week
Shares
Low
9'A
Jan
Air-Way Electric
2%
Jan
Alrfleets Inc
Appliance—;
7%
'
Jan
32% May
,
5%
4
Feb
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama Power 4.20%
Alaska Airlines
Inc
Alles
&
Fisher
Low
9%
500
8%
5%
9%
800
5'A May
92'A
92'A
100
92
July
97%
150
95
Jun
7%
8%
2,800-
common
Allied
Internat
Investing
Allied
10%
Products
Jan
(Mich)
15%
Feb
Altes
19
Jan
Altofer
Brewing Co
common
4%
7
Jan
Apr
Jan
97
~7%
11%
Bros
6'A
preferred
Feb
g7'A Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
-
Jan
25%
New York Curb
High
6% July
1 'A Mar
5
1
9%
12%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Low
2,200
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High\
3%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common.
Air Associates Inc
(N J)
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
>
FOR
:
104%
100
101
.April-Oct
deposit
of
101'A 102%
.Jan-July
.Afay-Nov
1965
div and
101%
Mar-Sept
Mar-sspf
Mar-Sepf
Co
Yonkers Electric
•
.
69 y»
100
8
97
71%
58%
28
;
100'% 100'A
97
107
61
Telegraph Co—
debentures
100
-100
60
105%
103'A
1
31
•■'(
105 %
'"v-
99
100'A
•
»A
125%
97%
107
93%
98'A
Apr-Oef
60%
92
107
5
•
104%
62'A
59'A
Jan-July
97
so
6
61
98
1969
1981
June-Dec
7
95%
*95'/a
A
A
103
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
92
103
92%
ser
101
.33
61'A
Co—
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
79
108
108%
*103% 109
*60
59%
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
9
99
95%
series
101
105'A 105'A
mortgage 4s 1952_April-Ocf
137'/a
6
112%
*102
A
105'A
96%
51
ii-.
■
*102'A 103%
_Jan-July
Jan-July
90
J-
"
104'/a 105
Jan-July
.
2361
90%
103%
91'/a
r- —
*90
May-Noy
1966.
103
i;
14
....
92'A
106
A
102'A
83
83,
%
98%
Jan-July
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
114'A
„
83
May-Nov
1970
1960
§ ASu & Du
93
-
57
A
100'A
—
111
5s
70
5
*52
mtge 3'/ps
Union
69
3
94
90%
guaranteed
RR
1
74'A
94
*__
first mortgage 3s 1958.
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
{Wisconsin Central Ry—
§ A First general 4s 1949—
103'A
97'A
98
4s
74%
74
3'As
2361—
Pacific
&
74%
74'A
Feb-Nov
Electric Corp—
debentures 1971
2%s
101
93%
April-Oct
debentures
April
1991—-April
Westinghouse
106%
93
98
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4'As 2013
April
Standard Oil (N J)
debentures 2%s 1971—IWay-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Sunray
97%
94%
6s
Jan
1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D
1967.
123'A
95%
6
.
first
ref
30-year
98
113%
&
Western
101%
91'A
*—
series A 1956
April-Oct
and general 6'As series A
1956—April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 23As debs 1985
Swift
32
1st
47'/a
98
95'/a
—
*95'A 102
92
B
B
1981
1976—Afay-Nov
gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aup
ref
mtge 4'As-4s
Western
98'A
40
100'A 101
1975-Jun-Dec
1986
series
Electric 3'As 1974
Power 3'As series I
registered
Gen
100
93
99'/a
95%
Devel
3'As
47
44
*98
Penn
4s
97%
100
95%
*113%
Apr-Oct
ser A
Jan
Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Afay-Nov
West Penn
101
93
"
*95% 103
1960
Southern
Devel
.'5'
-
May-Nov
mortgage 23As series F 1996
mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
First
■
May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series E
First
94 %
997A
first
West Shore
96%
94
93'A
*40
Mar-Sept
1981
3s
84'A
*97'A 100%
95'A
4'As
debentures
conv
Western Maryland first
52
—
93'A
127
Jan-July
1994
Lines)
88 'A
*95%
126
,
West
102
7104
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
-
1969
Gold
—
General
10B
102
101
.v-.V;
126
87%
95 7A
Co
A
Washington Terminal 2%s series
122
100
5
104'/a
Co—
2%r
debentures 1987
Southern Indiana
Ry 23As
Southern Pacific Co—
•
102
*„
April-Oct
Telegraph
3s
First
102
April-Oct
income
series
mortgage 3'As series
Warren RR
96'A
108 %
*101% 103'/a
June-Dec
-
1963
121'A
*100
1941—Feb-Aup
Jan-July
104
income
Westchester
*110
June-Dec
mtge
First
Walworth
83'/a
Co-
mtge 4s
Gen
102%
81 »A
June-Dec
RR
Gen
79
101'/a
92%
873A
Wabash
78
78
f
17
May-Nov
2'As
;
—
82'A
May
1980
Seagram
3s
2016
1^.^,
—
W
104%
73'A
98%
Co—
B
■
97%
1989—May-Noy
Line
86
> /
98'A
certificates
mtge 4'As series A Jan
3s
~5
75 %
*103'A
1989
May-Now
Second 4s inc bond
certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth
first cons gold 4s
1968_June-Dec
St Paul Union
Depot 3'/8s B 1971
.April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st
gtd 4s
Seaboard Air
95'A
74
1955__Jan-July
1997
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
*96
April-Oct
St
cap
stk_.
common
Jan
Jan
2% July
25
25'A
3
3'A
-
High
10'A Mar
6%
Jan
107
Feb
102'A
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Jun
200
21%
Jan
500
3%
Aug
5
Jan
7'A
Jan
9
Apr
26
Mar
*rv
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
Monday, August 13, 1951
;(568)
5®
h—
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
New York Curb
Par
Aluminum
Goods
Beverage
Book
American
Rubber
Maracaibo
American
Meter
Jan
78%
Feb
1%
Central
Mar
39%
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
Century Electric
19% Jan
22 % May
"5%
"5%
24%
24%
24%
5%
Jan
31
Cessna
26% May
Cherry-Burrell common
Jan
40
Jan
1,400
32 %
Jan
40
Jan
Chesebrough
1,800
44%
Jan
57%
Apr
18%
19%
500
10%
Jan
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
%
12,300
114% 114%
250
33
150
%
114%
4%
800
18%
4%
5
1
1%
2
1
»
%
Jan
118
Jan
5
Jan
Chief
8%
Jan
11%
Apr
City
6%
700
Jan
9%
Apr
6% Jan
i
1
_
1
105%
10
Auto
Clark
13% Aug
Apr
105
13%
750
500
I 73/4
1,600
6%
Jan
10
440
103%
Jun
113
Feb
3%
4 ye
Jan
Inc.
6
l
6%
A
6
15%
*
17
16
17%
v
preferred
I—*
.
Coal
Clinchfield
Jan
7y« Jan
17% May
10%
Jan
18% May
Colonial
Plow
Cockshutt
10%
50
Aro
Equipment Corp
Asplnook (The! Corp
10%
IO3/,
#y4 Jan
Colon
Co
21%
10%
Feb
48
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Commodore
40
Jan
48
Feb
Jun
12%
Jan
Compo
75
2.50
11%
10%
11%
1
15%
157/a
17%
9%
2,600
Electric
1,700
American dep rets reg
Associated Laundries of AmericaAssociated Tel & Tel class A
JE1
8%
—
~~%
Atlantic
Coast
Fisheries
III
Atlantic
Coast
Line
72
_50
Atlas
Corp
Co
Voting
200
72
375
3%
3
3
69%
~73/e
III
Inc
„1
233/a
Jan
64
5%
97,900
4%
Feb
7% Aug
Apr
20
Jan
25%
Feb
Cook
300
5
July
7%
Jan
Corby
8
800
7%
Jan
8%
Jun
16%
17%
18
1,100
16 %
Apr
21%
Feb
Varnish
&
Paint
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
Wilcox
los
de
American
Co
Co
•
(H)
Class
Basic
1
Corp
13
12%
4
3%
I
7%
Ltd—II"
Corp
__1
±
i
(L) & Co common
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Bellanca
Bell
Jan
11%
13% May
3% July
8,200
Shoe
1
1
common—
1
Telephone of Canada common—25
Benrus
Watch
Benson
6c
Co
Inc
Hedges
63/4
7%
250
—
w
~8%
~8%
21,800
12%
"8%
12%
1,900
14%
14%
15
II
14%
14%
1,125
J
$1
3%
__
:
7'A Aug
3%
4
19%
Courtaulds
8%
Jun
Croft
Jan
15%
Feb
Crosley Motors Inc.
Crowley Milner & Co
6% Mar
Jan
100
38%
Feb
9%
Apr
19%
450
Bickford's
Inc
common
Jan
Jan
4
17%
Jun
8% July
Jan
24 % Mar
Black
Starr
Blauner's
&
Gorham
class A
.
Borne
:
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Co
Crown
Bowman Gum
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Company
Rubber
(E L)
Co
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
Pipe
Hill
California
class
July
2% July
23
Jan
20%
Jan
31% July
27% Jan
15
15%
8,300
110 3/4 113%
300
14%
Co
Ltd
Jun
H Mar
2% July
4% Jan
3%
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
14%
Jun
7%
7%
7%
4,100
7
Jun
x8%
Feb
5%
21
Aug
5%
Co
American dep rets
~63/4
Co
"3%
27
27
37
8
4
43/a
1%
4
1
1
Ltd—
dep rets A ord
ord—
common
common
see
"3%
page 31.
2%
100
10
Jan
16% Feb
12
10%
Jan
16
%
July
Dobeckmun Co
Domestic
%
2,100
1/64
12.500
7%
16%
12,000
77
77
79 %
9,600
]|
5,400
Jan
12%
7% July
163A Jun
18% Mat
Jan
.
%
'A-'-
-
52%
Feb
Jan
3/4 July
f
I
6
.
July
85
May
1%
Jan
Feb
2%
Jun.
5%
7%
Jun
12%
12%
7,100
12
12
'
12 3/4
Jan
150
2%
2%
Feb y
15 V4 Mar
10%
Jan
133/8 Mar
•
1,300
2VZ
Jan
4%
Feb
-
2%
12%
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60
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80
6,200
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100
34
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14
Feb
10
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50
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18
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35%
25
33
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39
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6%
900
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7%
211
800
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14%
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11% July
1,100
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17% July
42% July
15%
Feb
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Aug
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32%
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79
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94
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May
173/4 May
26%
5
26%
5
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15 3/8 Mar
143
30%
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38
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9
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27
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6 3/4
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6
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Jan
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6
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100
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7%
400
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1/128 Jurx
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31
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May
13
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22%
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9%
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6
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36
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5,300
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24
62
6% May
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Feb
24
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Continental Car-Na-Var Corp—,—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Jan
82%
Jan
100
1%
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7%
•
common— —3
7%
200
13%
275
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May
Jun
2%
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,
76
Apr
Feb
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500
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1% Mar
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60%
5%
——
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Ayrshire Collieries Corp
71%
63/4
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•
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10% Jun
Jan
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27
10
12%
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Jan
64 %
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200
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1
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6%
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20
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2,200
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Jun
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300
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1,200
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9,700
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*
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11
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85
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1
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Feb
7
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112
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36
35%
•
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8%
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78%
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51%
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100
24
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100
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26%
22%
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Power
850
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Ohio
6%
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14%
500
$1.50
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3.50%
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37%
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60
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15%
6%
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6%
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20
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of Prieea
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100
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for Week
27
1
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Last
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for Week
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10
Range
Bale Priee
Exchange
ENDED AUGUST
Bales
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FOR
RANGE
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Friday
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RANGE FOR
Friday
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2%
300
1%
Jun
20%
Jan
2%
Kokenge
4,100
3Vs
1%
1
common
4%
34
3 Vt
2%
Co
24
24
->
"
25
Feb
3%
Jan
24
Aug
Jun
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10% May
Co
Lake Sulphur
O'Mahoney
Julian
£1
Glass
Jefferson
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American deposit rets ord reg
Low
Jan
40 Va
75
Range
of Prices
Jan
Jan
Feb
9%
Sales
Last
lals Pries
High
May
3%
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Slate Jan. 1
High-
314
62
10c
preferred—1
Flshman
Class B
Low
10
(Phila)
First York Corp common
$2 dividend cumulative
Class A
Shares
10
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
WEEK ENDED AUGUST
Sale*
Range
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Ford Motor of France—
'
American
deposit receipts
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox (Peter) Brewing
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
bearer
4%%
Fuller
convertible
(Geo
A)
preferred
12
12%
12 Va
1,800
10%
Jan
45
Kaiser-Frazer
Feb
9
Jan
39
5
Feb
11
Jan
8%
50
Co
13%
6Va July
1
common
*
Jan
Jan
12%
Kawneer
5%
Power
Co
common
•
a.
preferred
16%
Apr
1,300
16
~4%
7%
Alloys Co
General Builders Supply
General Outdoor
Adv
6%
5 V*
700
2Va-July
2% July
19% May
20
25
7%
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
Gold Mines
2%
Glen
Alden
Coal
Gobel
(Adolf) Inc
Godchaux
■
.
B
9%
30,500
l7Vz
50
15
15'A
300
14%
Jun
20%
19%
37 Vz
37 Vz
25
26 Vt
Jan
Jan
11%
11%
7,800
; 10%
15%
15%
300
15 Vz
Jun
24%
900
21 %
July
3%
3%
Jan
■■
-3%
*
"■——
:
50
34
■
3,200
\:
100
34 Vz
17%
20
*
77
1
U
50
100
34
78
40
Jan
Va
~8Vz
14
5
15%
100
8%
13%
15%
10,700
36
50
33
May
26%
27 Vz
500
24
Jan
3%
2,400
3%
Jun
5,000
17%
Jan
is
1,500
*
9%
9%
9%
100
U Va
11 Vs
11%
700
10%
10 Vz
200
9%
Jun
3%
3%
2,000
3Vz
Jun
4%
Jan
July
10%
Feb
Rubber
Co
13%
5
_—33%o
3%
——.1
Company
5
Monotype
Extension
Salle
Le
Feb
Feb
Realty
Locke
Lone
4%
200
7%
8Vs
4,200
Cement
500
7%
19%
18%
19%
47/s
1,900
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
100
4 Vz
Jun
5 Vz
Jan
5
Co
10
4%
27 Vz
27Vo
28 Vs
3,600
21%
18%
300
13%
Jan
18
18%
900
15% July
13%
13
14 Vs
1
2.50
'
•
8%
200
5
22 Vz
22 Vz
22 Vz
50
(Texas)
10
27 Vt
27'A
28 Vt
2,100
12
12
43%
49%
24,500
16'A
16%
700
Land
1
Power
Exploration
47
Aug
&
Light $6 pfd
11%
14% July
30 Va Mar
Apr
29%. Apr
25%
Feb
24%
28% Aug
10 Vs
100
Jan
Jan
12 V» May
32 Vz Mar
xllOVz
2
Feb
Aug
May
28% July
20 Vz July
•
Corp
28 Vs Aug
19
23 Vz Mar
29
♦
Jan
Jun
13
2,800
—•
Louisiana
8
Jun
18%
18%
A
Chain
&
Feb
Feb
2,400
7%
1
Lynch
10%
6%
Louisiana
Feb
Jun
6Vz
1
Co
11%
7%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Apr
7% July
6Vs July
6%
—X
Gas
17% Feb
5% Jan
Jan
4%
5
-
Steel
14% Jun
500
7%
common
B
Star
15%
4%
(H Q) Inc
Tourneau
Class
15%
4%
8
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
'.Feb'
157/s
14 Vz
13
5
Machine
University.
Portland
15%
1
—
Lionel Corp common
LoblaW Groceterias class
Jan
9%
16 Vz Mar
July
9
1
Inc
Ltd
Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware
Lefcourt
Feb
23%
Apr
10% May
Jan
11
Jan
1-fo Jan
•
'
Apparel
Lawrence
Mar
:"y*32
5
31JA
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8% Mar
10
7.50
Lanston
Feb
Jan
Jun
Apr
28% Mar
28%
La
Feb
tl
68
10 Vt Mar
9 Vs
37 Vt
36
26%
108% May
%
Lamson
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
3%
.
87
Aug
.600
30%
30
1 :
•
Lakey
Jan
Jan
40%
Jun
48% July
29% Jun
:: ."ii;'1'
,:wiv
25
.
75 Vz
28,200
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60
r
Aug
7%
27 Vz
Stores
L'Aiglon
^';B%.Apr
48% Aug
103 Vz
if
Lake Shore Mines
Feb
Jan
30 Vt
"•
.
Varnish
3%
49 Vt
Jun
10
8,800
9%
E
9% Aug
July
1
Manufacturing Co
Gorham Manufacturing common
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd
Rapids
16
4%
Feb
July
3%
Laclede-Christy
37 Vz July
5%
X '
23 Vz
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Grand
8%
17 Vz
9Vs
Mar
13%
20 Vt
Jan
103 Vz 103%
8%
Jan
May
115% July
108 Vz Mar
5,000
4
103 Vz
5% Jan
108 Vz Mar
—.
8Vs July
July
101
Jan
15% Mar
16%
50
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
4%
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«
.
Goodman
Gray
112 Vs
75
May
27%
Apr
19
.
Mar
12% July
150
Apr
29
1
Co
Kleinert
26% Aug
9
Jan
108%
Jan
1
M
Kobacker
106
9
8Vt
July
Ltd
G
Jan
(I
100
9
1
Jun
2% July
11%
__
_.
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8%
12 % July
23%
class A
—;
115
x4 Vz
1
x
common
Sugars
Class B'
class
Feb
13 Vs
4% July
15 Vz
Co common
Lake
Klein
(D
13 Vs
1
10
Jan
99
i
4'/z
*
Distilleries
Union Co Inc
preferred
23
Jan
5
Glenmore
Globe
250
—
25
____x
6,100
13'A
115
•
Co
&
18%
„
*
McBean
3Vs
12 Vz
13%
1
common
Kirkland
3%
Jan
101
1
_
_
Gladding
800
3 Vs
*
Gilbert
26 'A
100
Corp
Jan
1,300
•
common
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
7% Aug
15,600
100
*
100
cumulative
5Vs
27 %
5
preferred
4
Jan
7 Va
350
25 Va
25 Va
5
preferred
Giant Yellowknife
7%
10
__
$5
4%
4%
26 Vt
26%
5
Knott Hotels Corp_
8Va
Plywood Corp common
50c
5%
conv
preferred
20
General Public Service $6
preferred
*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
_*
Gerity-Mich
Jan
900
400
20
General
.
Jan
2'A
£1
pfd
7
Jun
2%
General Electric Co Ltd—
.
Jan
2%
25
Arner dep rets ord reg
General Finance Corp 5% pfd Ax
General Fireproofing common
,
100%
4%
•
~2%
com—1
x
1,700
Feb
2%
•
x
Corp
convertible preferred
73A
~7%
1
General
4 'A
18%
Jun
94
1
_
July
5
100
*
Kings County Lighting
17
100
Gellman Mig Co common
General Acceptance Corp
5%
16%
1
pfd
Co
Kennedy's
Inc
Key Co common
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4Vz%
Gatlneau
Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric 4Vz%
49% Aug
113 Va May
Apr
14 »A July
17%
Feb
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Non-voting
stock
common
•
Great
Northern
Griesedieck
X118
1197/e
131
625
116%
131%
50
128%
2 Va
2%
20,000
51%
52Va
750
2
23 V»
23%
100
131 Va
Co.——1
2'A
Paper
Western
119
25
1% 1st preferred
:
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
.
Breweryx-
.
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
-•
•46
M
30O
•
Jun
136 Vz
Jan
Jun
136 Vz
Jan
May
3%
Feb
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Co
5
Feb
Maine
Co
10
Jan
22%
5
11 %
U %
100
10 ;
*
24
24
300
22
#4
Jan
26% Mar
Public Service
Mangel
Stores
11 Va May
Manischewitz
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Aug
Marconi
(The
Co
B)
International
Communication
Marion
Power
Co
Hall Lamp Co
Hamilton
Paper
Hartford Electric
Rayon
Harvard
Brewing
39
39
41 Vz
800
46%
46 Vz
46%
190
1
3%
3%
3%
1%
500
6%
7 Va
1
.
Hastings Mfg Co
2
Dept Stores
Hecla
1
_
Helena
4%
common
2
preferred
w
10
Hlgbie Mfg Co
5%
convertible
preferred
300
9%
Jan
23%
Apr
6%
Vz
900
6
12%
I8V2
100
15
12%
12%
150
12 Vz
13'A
1,400
11%
92
93
100
3 VzT'
3%
1,000
7%
7%
200
8%
€
12 Vs
13
1
8%
3
50
12 Vs
12%
400
12 Vz
5%
13 Vs
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13,200
2%
700
,__*
—
IIIII*
IIIlOO
(Harvey) Inc common
5
*
Oil & Refining
& Manufacturing Co.mils
IHuyler's common
1
Hydro-Electric
preferred—
Securities
9%
">•-•''#%
Midland
24%
,
$2
25%
•-;'•
107 % 107 Vz
—
29
125%
30
3%
300
Feb
,169"
32%
111
Miller
Jan
%
Jun
7
Jun
3%
Jan
3%
3%
100
18%
■
400
16
Jun
18
4%
27
Feb
Zinc Co
*
common
24
23%
1,300
of Great
Ireland
Britain
Co
of
In»«,rr'$tioTiaJ
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17,203
25%
Jan
10 Vs
10 Vs
100
9 Vz
July
10
93 Vz
9% May
97
pfd__100
America—
series
97
97
72'A
73%
5
72%
•
Machinery
Hvdro-ElectriC—
$3.50
Feb
35%
£1
North
International Cigar
4 Vz
34%
34%
&
.
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance
14% J '14%
.
1,250
15
500
J
Petroleum
Mar
Peb
Jan
.
Public
3.90%
Service
89 Vz
89%
Irving
Italian
17%
91V2
850
-
17 V«
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Co—
1
15
_1
\
17 Vz
300
15-
v
17%
17 Vs
*.
—'
15%
1,300
1%
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v t c
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:
Superpower Corp
ror tootnotes
1%
5,800
-
400
com
see page
31.
•
—1
cl A—•
10%
10%
100
9
Jan
1%
Jun
1%
56 Vt May
5
July
84
2
2,700
8%
2,100
7% May
9%
12%
300
11% July
16 Vz
Jan
*.1
15%
14%
15%
12%
Feb
16%
Apr
10
Jan
11%
Feb
Feb
■
7,100
37%
12
Jan
Jan
20% May
19% May
11% May
lVz Jun
15% May
2% Jan
•
•
—
—
Refineries
Co
25
Jan
27
16 Vz
17'A
200
15%
Jun
24
5%
5%
500
4%
Jan
22%
Jan
35
July
27
Jun
35
Jan
10
•
1
50c
common——
Service
II
30
Vt" 31%
150
1,200
3Vz
3 Vz
3%
6
5%
6
500
101%
5% Feb
Jan
Jun
7%
Jun
35%
Feb
14% May
19%
Jan
Jun
103%
Feb
16 Vz
3,100
101
101%
225
101
40
Jan'J
13%
Jan
44 Vz
44 Vz
50
1
38%
37%
38%
8,200
1
—
3%
3'A
3 Vz
a
5%
%
5%
%'
6 Vs
600
Producers
3,700
92%
103
2Va
45
Tel
&
Vernon-Woodberry
Co
Company
"2%
173
33 Vz
4Vt
21 Vt
11 Vz
100
93
125
103
25
92
1%
7.900
11'A
~2%
173
34
4%
22
U Va
100% 100%
39
39
900
10
125
1,900
900
1,700
98
Jan
107
Jun
May
Mar
101%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Apr
185%
Feb
Aug
36 Vz
Feb
4Vs July
16 Vz Jan
4%
Jan
2%
165
33 Vz
10%
23% July
13
Apr
10
99
250
35
21 Vs
21%
200
12%
12%
13%
2,700
23 Vz
23 Vz
23%
500
17%
7Vz
7Vt
7%
2,700
7Vs
2%
3%
10,800
20%
20%
1,350
43 Vz
45 Vz
150
13%
16,900
9%
Feb
103% Mar
July
19
5
5
2.50
—10
common
May
56
Feb
Jan
21%
Apr
Jan
13% July
25% May
Jan
9 Vz Mar
Jun
N
Nachman
National
Corp
Inc
Jun
7%
1
common
Bellas
Hess
Breweries
preferred
National
National
Fuel
14
—10
1
common.
——
'—25
•
Gas
Mallison
3
20%
common——.
——
13%
Fabrics
National
Mfg & Stores
National
Pressure
13%
8%
common
9
700
12%
18% May
Jan
5 Vs
3% July
2% July
17 y«
11%
100
13
12 l/s
12 Vz
300
12 Vs
Feb
National
Rubber
18
Feb
National
Starch
lOVz
%
Jan
National
Steel
Jan
National
Transit
Co
10
13% Mar
Jan
13%
19
Jan
16%
Aug
700
13%
x!8%
Jan
Feb
12% Mar
Feb
14
200
10
Jan
16
19>%
500
15%
Jan
20
Jan
Jun
29%
Feb
Jan
4%
Feb
Ltd
common
fc%
Feb
July
25
14
Machinery—
Products
Car
10 Vz
Feb
Jan
45% July
8% July.
14%
Peb
4
22
Apr
31% May
14%
oommon—
Cooker
Radiator
93
V, July
May
Mar
3% Aug
May
99
50o
Mills
common
May
July
Jan
AO
Jan
93
10
common—7.25
14% May
5 'A
Feb
3%
16
16
Jan
5%
5%
30
—*
common
Power
National
86
300
Feb
50c
shares
dividend
common
'
"
15 Vs" 15 Vz
Jan
1%
8%
Tel
Muter
May
*
15 Vs
Mar
8 Vt Feb
12% Jan
Products—
Public
Muskogee
Aug
Jun
""
8% Jan
12%
Feb
15
12 Va
200
1%
74% July
Jan
"7%
9% May
7Vz Jan
11% July
102 Vs
13'A
78 Vs
Feb
5% July
54
July
8%
States
Feb
64 V2 Mar
Jun
13
Maf
100
•
100
.
Manufacturing
common
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Jun
37 Vz
■
preferred
•Iron Fireman
May
37% Mar
12%
Jan
7
2,700
12%
States
Mt
Namm's
50
_______
Iowa
July
5%
8
100
7%
5%
"7%
•wr*
cumulative preferred
—100
cumul preferred series B—100
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
National
shs
coupon
Registered shares
International Products
Investors Royalty
.*
28
Jan
3
4.80%
; !
,International Metal Industries-A—__*
International
18% Mar
4
7%
4.40%
;•
dep receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—x
5
Imperial Tobacco
-
17% Aug
1
Mountain
24%
16% May
Jan
2% May
5%
"7%
—*
Mountain
American
7%
—
4.50%
il;
Bllnols
9
Jan
8 Vz
13 %
3,200
convertible
Mountain
Imperial Chemical Industries—
9
900
2,900
3
May
Monongahela Power Co—
3% Mar
700
2.50
—
5% Mar
1,700
*131
2%
50
10
Abrasive
Wohl
Missouri
82% Mar
Jan
9
1
Corp——-—
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Jan
Jan
14%
17 Vs
preferred.——50
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Jan
3%
13%
16%
Feb
13% Aug
Jan
37
1
.
Piping & Supply common
4%%
Jan
102%
18%
3%
5
25
-45%
300
1 %
8Vs
400
«•
Co
Mid-West
Feb
,,
13%
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
non-cum
Midwest
Jun
July
120
15
Inc
Midwest Oil Co—
15 Vz May
2,700
4
1%
1%
4'A
29 Vz
43
250
123%:126 Vz
Jan
Jan
Aug
23% July
106% July
Steel
Mid-West
H' 14% May
15% Feb
Jan
139 Vz
Oil
Midland
Feb
July
43%
16%
Feb
'
Jan
13%
__
10
25
*
x,
Jun
10 Vs Mar
16 Vz
25c
common
Brothers,
Midvale
5
2% Aug
75
1
Hygrade Food Products
—
139 v2-:139 Vz
—
Lock
convertible
5%
<
25 Vz
200
43 !A
_
Humble
1st
29
—
43
43
Hubbell
Hurd
2%
28%
—
preferred
Jan
*10% Jan
♦
r
^ July
"
2Vz
—.
Hormel (Geo A) & Co
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn, & Hardart common
9% Mar
5%
10
1,900
—_
Corp
Middle States Petroleum
'
-5
Inc
Jan
July
1,600
•
—
Jan
3% July
Feb
13%
43%
Cd_x*____xx****x'——_1
6% preferred
Micromatic Hone
15% Aug
96 Vz Feb
70% Mar
90 Vz
67
7Vz
Feb
7% July
30
—-
7Vz
Feb
14
Apr
Jan
13%
1
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube__—*_
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jan
19%
Iron
Textile
Michaels
Jan
14%
Aug
34%
42%
13
1
...
Co
Participating preferred
Jun
8%
Apr
July
11%
'
....
85
Feb
Aug
30 Vs
'
2%
13
•
Warrants
Mesabi
Metal
11% Mar
•
6% May
*18%
10
Horder's
Jan
18 »/z
2.50
Holly Stores Inc__
Holophane Co common
Jan
7%
800
1
(R) & Co class A
Hollinger ConsoJ Gold Mines
2%
11%
1
Hoe
6% Mar
Apl
Jan
33%
10c
common
3% Aug
IV2
timm*
13%
Co
&
21
40% Mar
''''I'
—
£1
Diedging—
Mfg
16% May
Jan
May
,
Marine
Ltd
Shovel
Johnson
16
Merritt Chapmen & Scott Corp—
''
11 Vs
■
100
w
common...
Hercules Steel Products
Jan
5%
•
Mead
Menasco
Aug
32 Vs
100
Henry Holt & Co
42
49%
12%
*
preferred
Feb
Jan
12'A
*
common
32%
44%
-
G'/z
25C
A
5Vz%
Feb
32 Vs
5
common
Rubinstein
Class
Heller Co
Jan
18%
«*.i
•
...
Mining Co
6%
Jan
1,300
common
_
May
9,900
1%
_7Vs
5
Co—
,
12%
100
—
15 Vz May
Jan
12
800
16'A
•
*
(A G) & Co class B
McWilliams
5
11%
,1,000
25
____;
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hazeltine Corp
5%
X—'
common
Light
Hartford
Hearn
5Vs
5%
•
Bridge Co Ltd.
Hammermill
McKee
400
14%
16%
Massey Harris common——**———
H
14%
14%
1
common
24
Mar
-Mar
13%
14 Vz
—
4Vz
4%
3,600
3%
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 13, 1951
..
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
National
Radio
Union
Neptune Meter
Le
New
Co
1
—
Tel
&
Clock
Watch Co—.
&
New Mexico &
Land—.
Arizona
New Park Mining Co
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
Co
Rosario
Feb
Rowe
Royalite
5'%
Jan
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Jan
2%
Jun
5%
Jun
62% May
77'%
12%
12%
35,400
2%
6,700
8%
1%
118
Jan
3
36%
1,400
31
Jan
12
16%
North
Central
Texas
RR
Ind
Northern
Aug
18%
2,600
14%
Apr
18%
19%
18.600
15%
Feb
5
1%
1%
1,900
1A
Jun
2%
Jan
47%
900
44% July
49%
Jan
1%
47
4 %
4%
4%
20%
20%
Securities—*
Oil
5
Serv
4 % %
2,900
4%
x88 %
Feb
94%
70
14%
9,200
15%
*
16%
600
Schulte
11% July
17
15%
Corp
-50c
common
Power
class B
%
%
•
common
53
10
8%
6%
6
6V2
2,200
4%
5
5%
2,300
5
1
1
52'%
common
42%
43%
7,200
Inc
Co
42'/a
1
iS
ia
Oklahoma
Okonite
Old
Natural
15
3%
3%
common
3 Va
3%
5
Oliver United Filters class B
_•
—
IIII1
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar
Inc
2,000
~9 '/a
■"
9'
Pacific
Can
Co
common
9%
6%
5%
1st preferred
redeemable 1st
6%
redeemable
4.80%
red
Pacific
J an
20%
Jan
1%
1'%
4,800
2%
Feb
13%
1%
8,700
200
Control
class
Corp
lVa
1 Va
15 Va
1
B——
common
—-*
Mining
5
Denn
May
42%
Jun
Shoe
14% July
11'A Jan
17%
Apr
Feb
Silex Co common..——
9%
2,700
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
"1%
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
Pancoastal
V
t
Light
7%
7%
66
25
35%
c
Oil
5%
Pen
200
8V«
31%
Jun
36%
Jun
33
Feb
Sonotone
Jan
Soss Manufacturing
pfd
26% Mar
25%
Apr
25
97%
Apr
97'%
7%
t
v
96
22 %
200
21%
48%
48%
250
47
1 Bol
3%
2%
3%
74,200
.1 Bol
5%
5'%
5%
19,700
16'%
Jun
29'%
Jan
Ltd—
$1.32
cumulative
Traffic
Pennroad
Penn
&
II
preferred
25
2.50
common
Electric
1
class
Penn Power & Light 4%%
,i?enn Water & Power
Pep Boys (The)
A
*
com
pfd
r—i r*
_•
5%
Pa
California
common
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw
Co
Pierce
Governor
*
10c
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Mines
1
Amer
Railways
Co
~4%
Jan
July
4% July
200
40%
300
cumulative
Polaris
Mining
Powdrell
Alexander
&
common.
Power Corp of Canada
€%
1st preferred
Pratt
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
common
75
Providence
23%
*
Shoe
6%
Standard
Feb
$1.60
Dredging
Apr
112
Corp
x41
3
Standard
Mar
% Mar
Aug
4
Apr
74%
16"'
n
300
lh
Feb
Standard
&
class
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber. com
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Pjrene Manufacturing
400
18% May
23%
9
300
7'% July
4 Ve Jan
11'%
Tube
4%
700
23%
1,000
21'%
7'A
8'/a
3,0l)0
8% Aug
21%
500
"2%
27/a
500
2%
18
Co—
May
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
li Aug
1%
Feb
20
2%
21% May
3% May
Jan
100
17
15'%
400
13% May
38%
38%
12'A May
Jan
18
38%
2,400
59,400
Jun
20
Jan
17'A
Jaa
'
7'%
6%
7%
6%
6%
7
163
37
10
163
9
9
6
1
4%
5
4%
4%
Jun
8%
Feb
7%
Feb
160
1,500
1
41 Va
5%
600
5%
Jan
5'/a July
1,500
1
x—
May
15%
1
Corp.
4
18
.1
common
_4%
4%
4%
7'%
8'/a
Mar
8%
168'%
r eo
Feb
Jan
10'%
Apr
5% July
4 % Jun
7%
Jan
6
Jun
4
May
5% Mar
Jun
11%
U'A
13
1
Jan
45'% May
9'% May
(S)
Sun Ray
Co
&
common
2 '/a
8.200
4'A
1,400
3%
20%
21'A
200
18%
3%
1,600
Co
3
1%
1
common
Drug common
21'A
22%
21%
4%
Jan
Superior Portland Cement. Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
Feb
Swan
3% May
5'%
12'%
Apr
8%
Feb
3'A
Jan
5'%
Jun
Jan
22'% May
Jan
3% July
Jan
22%
Feb
20% July
4% July
400
34%
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
7% Aug
Jan
May
July
19
25c
26%
6% Aug
Jan
Finch
Oil
•
23 7%
1
Corp
3'%
23%
23%
200
3'A
3%
2,000
3
Jun
23% Aug
4% Jan
15%
15
15%
75
11
Jan
18% May
20
May
Jan
Jan
25
Feb
Jun
102
Mar
34
Jan
43
July
Jun
12%
13
Aug
21% Mar
7'%
7J%
100
2'% July
7% July
8'%
125
Jan
.
96% Apr
500
25%
100
12% July
9
Jan
5
12'/a
1%
20'A
•
...
7
3%
1
*
B)
33%
26
16
July
1% July
~1%
10c
Stroock
11
12'/a
300
Feb
600
I
7'A
65%
1,500
34%
7%
Jun
12,300
34
22
Aug
14% Mar
29%
5
2%
.
200
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc.
13%
99%
28
400
14%
Stetson
2%
99
700
22%
14%
Stinnes
300
11%
13
29%
22
Jan
93
.1
29%
*
*
com
Jun
(J
800
1,000
5
—
2% Mar
19'%
41*
ordinary..
common
3%
3% May
3,100
40'%
Co
Jun
18
*
41
Canada
&
33%
800
7%
(A)
—
56
300
2.50
Feb
4%
Co
B
Corp
1% May
1,500
26
28%
class
2'%
2,700
3%
7
3%
10
1,000
*
Light
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co.
Sterling Inc
4% Mar
Jun
.,4%, Jun
1,900
25'%
of
Stein
Feb
43%
34
%
20
.*
(The)
Jan
40'%
x*
50
Apr
900
8%
~6%
1
10
B_
Products
Starrett
if Jan
22
43
•
44%
5%
Jan
1,490
99%
400
Feb
6'A Mar
4% July
20
(Ky)__„_
Standard-Thomson
Jan
Feb
58
100
48
H
1
common
preferred
Apr
3%
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Jan
Thew
Inc
Power
Mar
9
Texas
Shovel
10% Apr
&
common
•
Co
common
Jan
104%
12%
Apr
Tobacco & Allied
38 'A
19'/a
34% Jan.
800
19%
104 "
5
...
150
19%
19%
11%
12%
15%
15%
15%
14%
il\
Stocks
14%
9%
1
15
12'% Jan.
300
9%
9%
23%
17,000
22A
•
84 ;
»
•
v-17%.'May"*
A*
V"17%May.^-
"7%."Jan:?-
.
A. 1-V/a
Feb
12-%-July ;
■
.
.
14% Aug
1,700
21%
23
Feb
AA6%. Jan.,
:
700 "
Feb
Feb
'•
4,400
11%
25c
•
102'A July
900
1
40
:
A ; 22%
>112%
18%, Jan;
5,100
104,'%
20
Tilo Roiing Inc———;
I——..,
Tishman Realty & Construction
Feb
37 %
"
Corp
Corporation common.!
Thorofare Markets Inc
Feb
17
19'A
•
Thiokol
35% Aug
38%
_•
common
Light $4.56 pfd
Thor
preferred—
28'%
26% Mar
July
5 Va
10
$7 preferred
Jan
Jun
convertible
Common
15% May
6'% Jan
13%
56'%
2%
47%
48
—2,78
Convertible preferred
Mar
64%
57%
7 Va
4
-*
—
Brewing Co
Power
Jan
Jun
24'/a May
5
Spencer
Jan
25%
1
Jan
July
500
300
„•
cumulative
1,500
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co.
44% May
800
Public Service of Colorado—
4%%
25%
25
3>/a
50
— -
27%
25
preferred
14%
4'/a
—
Gas
24%
preferred
70'A
700
1
30'/a Mar
cumulative
33%
1,800
1
32'A Mar
Jun
Standard
105
1,000
2'%
2.50
Feb
27%
Feb
3%
~1%
Metals of America
29
800
6
400
2'A
.Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B_
1,300
28%
Gil
43/a
111
•
common
30'%
28%
Standard
5'% July
Jan
100
Co——
Inc
29
200
30%
25
July
13'%
25c
Co
Jun
27%
25
29
4,700
2%
1
26'A
Mar
25
cumulative
7%
Mar
preferred
4.08%
x20
8
47% July
4.32%
Jan
Jun
Apr
preference
Forgings Corp——
14'%
900
1,500
Jan
6'/a
11% Mar
Jun
preference
convertible
Standard
Jan
6'/8
48%
Aug
16%
44'A
convertible
4%
94
23
4.56%
6% May
Mar
12% Jun
49% July
4.48%
44
27
74
25
24% Mar
50
100
4,200
Edison—
preferred
39% July
28%
22
10
Feb
4Ya July
Jan
Jan
51
'
6
46%
Standard Cap & Seal commonf...——1
"1%
•
Valley Wine: Co
Pneumatic Scale common
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
Pleasant
66%
Jan
Feb
1
5
Jan
Jun
5
19%
shares..
Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
5%
35% Mar
54%
2,500
58
20%
75
8%
4%
56%
35%
12
u.
—
31% Mar
Feb
3%
57%
1
700
21
9
Jna
4% July
10
16%
li
*
common
PInchin
Pittsburgh
_50c
27%
1,000
Jan
Apr
Steel
Pharis Tire & Rubber
50
4%
35 %
12.50
Line...
Pipe
original
4.88%
Apr
13%
—
137/a
4%
Jan
15%
3
—
28
28
9
24
69
__i
,,
Pepperell. Manufacturing Co )Mass)__20
Circle Corp
2.50
Perfect
Feb
4Va
Standard
36%
8%
1,700
Aug
35%
Feb
1,100
Aug
109% 110'%
Apr
19%
4'% July
100
19%
Feb
4%
19%
14 '/a
36
Feb
Jun
10 >/8
17%
4'/a
100
Co
Feb
Jan
29%
18'%
4%
17% Aug
28%
>.3C
70%
109
15%
/
••
9%
xl8% Aug
1%
—
Jan
Jan
1
100
I
—
4%
15%
100
40'%
—
8'/a May
35 Va May
1
common
21'% May
I
4%
—
I' V"
94
16'/a
—
Jan
61'%
1,000
'■
•'
15%
19'%
25
Co
Corp
Gas
.•
—_
94
17%
48
2
Telephone common
cumulative preferred—
17'%
•
15%
19'%
—
Feb
13'A Mar
29'%
25
94
17%
1
24
•
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc v...—_:
•
Penisuiar
Southern
Feb
100
Jun
5
Parkersburg Rig & Reel—
Patchogne Plymouth Mills
Jan
16%
Jan
104'A May
22'% July
'.
£1
South
Southwest
95%
May
2% July
5'% Jun
Feb
106'% Mar
<
July
1
«...
■
17
20
South Coast Corp common
Penn
Oil Co
common
Feb
28%
Jan
x95
1 Bol
Co——
28 %
May
4
25
14
22%
___•
C—
Jan
22
•
•"
1%
Jan
5%
*
A
Corp
106'% Mar
Apr
7A
11,400
96
100
common.
(C A)
200
500
/
'
1
Mar
27%
Apt
13'A
1,450
—
24
•
—1
Co
31
2
>?enn
Aircraft
29
2
Co
Solar
Jun
new
$1
Mar
Apr
Clatss A new
Patican
11
26'%
Class
B
Jan
26%
28
1
Jan
'
24
•
$3 convertible preferred—
Simplicity Pattern common—
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
100
103
7% Mar
Feb
29
700
*
.x—x—
Panataper Oil (C A) Amer shs
Paramount Motors Corp—.
Parker
44% May
19'A Aug
Mar
400
26%
Jun
fiimmons-Boardman Publications—
Feb
28
27%
4'A
13'/a Mar
28
.1
i new.—.
w
15%
21
18'A May
34'% Mar
28
103
15 Va Mar
Jun
5%
500
66%
—
Corp of America class A
•
Ltd—.———•
27%
26%
Jun
Jan
2% July
5,700
65%
—*
common—
25
common.
1st preferred.;
Tubes
32% July
2,400
34
30%
$4.50
Pacific
Page-Hersey
9%
33'%
30%
2%
-
12
34%
4% preferred ————————100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
—*
25
preferred
$4.40 div cum preferred
Pacific Petroleum Ltd—
$1.30
9%
34
30%
l'A
12
50
600
—
~
—
Sicks Breweries
15
r«o
500
15%
Safety
Leather
36
500
Jan
1'% July
1,800
100
1,100
11%
16%
16%
5%
100
19%
Jun
Jan
5'%
14%
40%
8%
2%
5%
40'%
19
Apr
39 Va
1
—10c
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Jan
40
3%
Jan
3
28%
40 Va
Jan
4%
Jan
13%
Jan
55%
113
Jan
2%
2%
1'% July
16% Jun
2%
500
8%
44% May
Jan
Jan
29
"2%
Jan
19
1st pfd series A__.25
preferred—
25
1st
Lighting
Jan
May
May
-
3 Va
—
—
"i'%
July
25
preferred
Juiy
400
—
*
48'%
32
.
1
105 %
25
1st pfd
1'%
13,000
1%
31 Va
Inc
B)
10
—
5
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5% %
1st preferred
Feb
Jan
Jan
2'/a
2Va
31%
*
125
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Overseas Securities
Apr
31%
1
1
5,500
—
~9
7 :
Jan
uun
1,900
i—*
common
%
8%
25
Company
Corp—
Town
32
26'%
300
1
common
53'%
31%
-
108
14%
—
Gas
108
40
preferred
?
10%
Aug
5,800
25c
'
4'%s
7'% July
1,000
5%
—_—.—
(R
Shattuck
Brass Co
Jan
9
Semler
19'% May
Apr
(D A)
Sentry
Ohio
8%
9
8
———Ax—ix-—-1
Steel
Serrick
Ohio
100
;
Segal Lock & Hardware
Seiby Shoe Co
91% Aug
102% Mar
Seton
Ogden
9Va
14 Va
1
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc
22% May
6% Feb
93% July
Corp Ltd
Inc.:
Scullin
Jan
6
Jun
10
14 Ve
14%
——1
Corp
1,200
5%
91%
94'%
pfd—iOO
Northrop Aircraft Inc
21 %
4%
5
50
Schick
20 % May
3% July
17% Jan
100
91%
,————1
Co
Pub
Novadel-Agene
19
18V«
19%
preferred_50
Jan
Jan
1
Samson United Corp common
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Jan
18%
Northeast Airlines
Penn
20'%
5
—„—.—
Utility
St Lawrence
Jan
———•
Rayon $3
8'A
11 Va
Aug
34'%
9'% May
37% Jan
Jun
Mines
400
6,600
Mar
82
Aug
common
8%
14 Va
Petroleum..
Jan
9
North
Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes common—^
Jan
15
American
Ryan
8
150
North
Jan
Jan
72
700
North American
4
9%
25
9%
Nipissing
Co
300
9
Corp
Aeronautical
9%
82
16
Share
Ryan
9%
82
.—10
Niagara
High
8%
13'%
1.25
May
A
Jan
New York Shipbuilding Corp—
Pounders shares Ax——w-1
Niles-Bement-Pond
Ltd
Co
Low
8%
13%
1
Corp common
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
Aug
10%
36%
(The)
Low
Feb
250
4,500
12%
10
Par
Jan
93%
6%
2
Shares
5'%
Jan
76%
2
for Week
20%
4%
600
2%
Range
of Prices
Jan
17
100
5%
•
common.;
Honduras
2%
•
common
113%
Last
Sale Price
High
3% July
3,460
V
73%
__
.—..I,
Merchandise——
Co
4%
73'A
■.
1
—
New
112
2%
1
4'% % convertible preferred
___20
Hew jersey Zinc—
——25
500
4%
113
100
5,500
19%
19
Low
v
3%
r
8ales
-
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Sines Jan. 1
High
3%
19
common.-
England Tel
New Haven
2.50
common
Mur
Low
3%
30c
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Nestle
JO
Sales
10"% May*
Jan.
,
Jun
-v
23'% Aug
-
91
i
>
:
Mar
*
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
Quebec
Amer
Power
Co
x
16% July
19
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
£1
6
5s
Jan
Voting
common
Hallway & Utility Investment A
Packing Co common..
convertible
Pump
Richmond
29%
30%
500
Co
&
1
Engineering
Radiator
Jun
25
9%
.—5
1
*
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—A"
2%
Jan
30 %
Aug
60
Feb
dep receipts for ord
Rome Cable Corp common
Inc
9%
7,400
8'%
Jun
12%
5%
1,800
4%
Feb
6%
For footnotes
see
page 31.
50%
;'■?A. 4'A 'A
4'A
4%
4,500
III
99'%
99%
150
'"A:
4
4
1%
1%
23'%
23 %
31%
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23'%
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3»%
3%
200
6
Jan
8%
4
May
4%
2%
2%
93%
2
x93
2'%
95
1,300V
600
3,000
3,700
80
1'%
22
July
30% Aug
3
2
Jan
37%
42%
Jan
2%
Apr
■
3'A July
;-vi 2'A-July
105
v
2'% Mar
Feb
v.
4Jan
•
..."
,".r. 4
Aug
19'%
250
19%
Feb
24
July
Jun
20
Jan
16'A Jun
1,500
.
Jan
17
A"-;";
Union Gas of Canada
Apr
103
Feb
Jun
43
Mar
Union
Investment
•AM
_10c
":
20%
.4
Union Oil Co of California—
100
mm
50c
May
12 %
12%
Jan
18
United
Aircraft
9%
Jan
17 Ya
Feb
United
Corp
51V*
Jan
United
1,000
X38% May
Jun
May
;f
Products
warrants
Elastic Corp
common
'
■
'
*
•'
'*
'
-
■
—
'
V;,
1
A
f
24% Mar
23% Mar
200
•
—
Jan
8% Mar
16%
Apr
20% Aug
A
93
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73%
73 'A
5%
5%
A:»
.
'
150
Feb
,
10
6,600
Jan
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Jun
103% Jan
72'% July
76'% May
6% Jan
8
Apr
...
.
5
1/64
—
1
7
95%
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Jan
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:
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Union Stock Yards of Omaha-
14'%
i
6»%
\ :
Co
—5
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Jun
Jun
32'% July
.
-
2% MayA
3% Aug
15
!
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:
A
1% Mar
'
Feb ;
16%
44%
95
•
Jan
5% May
U
Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
13%
42%
2,400
22'%
18%
-r'
...
Ulen
Feb
15%
13%
Jan
Jun
Jan
'
Feb
4%
92%
12
6
22
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Hi
common.,
preferred
V'A 3Va
45,300
30% Mar
34%
•
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r
■
convertible
3%
2% A 2%
3% - A 4
6%
53'%
Jan
1,100
.
"•
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3%
22
.....
41% Mar
Jan
Jun
80c
3i« Av
2,900
5,400
2»%
Hi...
1%
•
May
400
v
1%*
Inc
v,
1
450
•
Ltd
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
Apr
7
Oils
Temper Corp
Trunz
Jan
5%
7
reg. -£l
.—5
Rotary Electric Steel Co
True
May
7
Empire
Trans Lux Corp
Trl-Continental warrants
Jan
26%
-i
common-
Amer
Trans
Jan
Jun
23% Aug
22% Jan
55%
Valley Gas Co—
Field
17
5%
...1
&
(Texas Corp) v t c
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F__ ..100
Roosevelt
_9%
Inc
Rio Grande
100
31
1
Electric
Rice-Stlx
25
"•
preferred.!
Co
(Robert)
Reliance
2,900
24'%
1%
25
30%
common..
Regal Shoe Co
Reis
19
1
—10"
Raytheon Manufacturing common. ,_I~5
Reading Tube Corp class A
.6.25
Reda
18%
—10
Rath
$3
50%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
x
Raymond Concrete' Pile
50%
.100
R
Railway & Light Securities-
A Feb
800
-20
.70c
•
%
Jan
39% May
;
.Volume 174
Number 5037
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(571)
31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
United
Milk
75c
•
Products
participating
'
of Prices
Low
WEEK
Amer
dep
Low
High
Profit
8%
■
--
•
preferred
—
10%
registered
Sharing
new—
—
■
—
Jan
ll3/4 May
Feb
23
—
——
24
219
25
%
10
preferred
——.
United Specialties
S
Air
U
S
Foil
U
S
and
$5
Co
July
Universal
50
Feb
3%s
1970
Piedmont
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
Jan
A6%s
13
13
200
12% July
153/4
Apr
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
50-year 6% debentures 1998
July
2 3/e
Jan
Registered ...J...
;
:t.
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Jan
44%
1%
1%
2,100
1 %
41%
43%
•;i 8,500
28 3/4
6%
6%
6%
91
89%
__
11,800
43/8
575
41 % Mar
Jun
86% Mar
92
fcd
2,200
8
__
4%
4%
1,300
3'/8 May
93/8 May
5% Jan
__
__50c
8%
1%
1%
100
1% July
31/4
—10
Mar
62
Jan
273/4
273/4
27%
75
253/4
Jan
31%
10
35%
35%
35%
200
28%
Jan
3
3
3 %
2,000
Harbor
Joaquin
Water
Lt
California
A
1st
series
and
ref M
Southern
6%
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
Syndicate
•
200
Counties
1st
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
96%
-
23%
Jun
27
Aug
73.4
Apr
11%
A7-4s
(A G)
43/4
16
xl6%
*■
34,100
5,700
3% Mar
400
*
13%
5%
Co
•
•
Waitt
$2
&
Bond
cum
Jun
A7-4s
Terni
30
Watch
Co
Wentworth
West
t
v
c
i
w
2nd
stamped
Inc
Wichita
Wickes
Willaon
preferred
x
Jan
9
Feb
July
A
Elec
Wisconsin
Woodall
Pwr
&
Lt
Industries
Aug
8*%
Woodley
4%%
Petroleum
Woolworth
(F Wi
pfd
27
28
100
26
Jan
30
30%
31
—
225
29% July
'
41%
A 5s
Jun
25%
253/4
West
Penn
6%
preference
Wright Haigreaves Ltd
100
16%
Jan
23%
6s
3% May
15% July
5%
9%
"»
9%
200
19%
5%
Jan
v'
5%
53/4
1,800
15%
150
Jun
10%
Feb
Jun
143/4
7%
1953
Boston
Edison
100
Jan
33%
14
300
18
13%
Feb
26
3,300
14
14
25
243%
Jan
43
96% July
Jun
—
3%s
105
14
"l
"i%
Interest
Authority—
of
Period
v
Jan
Apr
26 3/8
f
s
Agricultural
5s
Lack
&
Lackawanna
1st
A
Western
of
N
Bogota
1956
coupon
July
111 Jan
Eastern Gas & Fuel
3 Vis
Elmira
RR
Water
Ercole
Lt
Mar-Sept
1964
A
Marelli
Elec
Finland
or
._June-Dec
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
__V
Range Stnee
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
1959
1947
7s
Jan-July
Jan
Bank
(Col)
Mtge
99%
?103% 104 "/a
*155*
—
160
107%
156
98%
98 %
18
95%
__
96
64
%
96 %
73
95%
166
Power
103%
92%
1947
7s
64
64%
62
&
Western
48
1953
A
(coupon
on)
99%
May-Nou
May-Nov
5s
Jan-July
^International
All
issues
A 6%s
.*
A7s
A7s
June-Dec
99 %
99%
series
Low
6%s
to
2%s
A7s
(issue
112%
+65
53
168
71
100
100
57
100
70
97%
Oct
1927)
Farana
stamped
Interest
Peru
(Republic
interest
2%%
de
(Plan
reduced
in
of)
in
A)
56%
95
*73
78
71
64
—
8
--
32
8%
31
*39
53/4
9
2
21%
32
42
373/a
—
39
54
—
57
*54
April-Oct
*54
193P
June-Dec
*51%
5s
June-Dec
1672
78
11
32
*59%
—
91
■
■
56
——
84
*39%
41
56
51
.
,i
—
513/4
77
83
39
__
*80
--
41
6
—
2%s
2008
Mar-Sept
—
—
—
and
1951
1953
Janiero
to
82%
'54%
*90
--
May-Nov
1947
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
&
J.952
thereafter.
Due
1997__Jan-July
stamped (Plan A)—
to 27o
2012
reduced
31%
6%s
1919
30%
31%
110
34%
343/4
5
3
3%
139
2
3%
3%
Jan-July
Jan-July
3%
25
2
3%
~3%
June-Dec
Government
A5%s
♦No
e
1921
72%
*53%
60
53
53
47
44
value,
par
Odd-lot
a
transaction
n
3%
26
.
.
31%
333/4
35%
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Extransaction (not included in year's range).
r Transaction for caab
Under-the-rule
included
in
year's
range).
x Ex-dlvidend.
fFriday's bid and asked prices;
104%
*45
—
of
A
81
82%
~1
82%
*59%
May-Nov
Ftb-Aup
stamped
High
81
82 3/s
—
May-Nou
103%
107%
+30
Jan-July
——
1955
50
F
coupon)
61 '
106
100%
100%
18
60
being
§Reported in
traded
no
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-liquidating
dividend.
sales being transacted during current week.
llat.
•'fr';-
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"' non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificate*!
"w 1," when issued; "w
w," with warrants; "x w," witiiout warrants.
108% 110%
7
63
112%
106%
106% 108%
8
58%
108%
Jan-July
coupon)
Over-the-Counfer Industrial Stock Average
100%
110%
1957
1952
1941
104% 104%
—-
Feb-Aug
1955-—.
1957
1941
(July
—June-Dec
1941 coupon)
1
E
(Aug
A7s
Jan. 1
No.
redeemed—
C
(Dec
series
A7s
Range 8I1
Sold
High
Power Sec—
11%
series
A6%s
Bonds
Friday's
or
—
June-Dec
1953
reduced
ABonds
1958
AEx-coupon market
104
64 :;
RR—
series
A 6s
102
5
*80
June-Dec
73%
52%
108% 108%
._Jan-July
_Mar-Sept
1963
Guantanamo
116%
of)—
1948
2008
103%
Bank—
3%s
106%
110
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
1958—Mar-Sept
v
52%
May
1961——————..Mar-Sept
Mountain
Last
Saie Trice
City (Peru) 6%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)—
ARutsian
..May-Nov
1953
99
102%
—
1946
ALima
(not
coupon
116
Week's Range
Friday
Period
Jan-July
Interest
1956—
62
96%
"2
103
102% 102%
Interest
Mortgage Bank
External
2 7c
coupon
99%
103
*112
—Feb-Aug
High
Co—
1940
1
1
Residential
stamped
&s
Green
Mfg
Nov
Nov
ex
103
June-Dec
1952
•
1965
103
50
—
*98
June-Dec
Exchange
April
Valley
External
RR—
5s
65
102
31
__
*30
1954
3%s
debentures
7s
(see
principal.
£C%s with
A6%s
&
*60
1956
7s stamped 1951_.
Mortgage Bank of Ecgota—
'A7s (issue of May
1927)
1947
Week's Range
Last
,_Quar-Feb
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993——
1st
46
102% 102%
June-Dec
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
External 5%s 1955—
5% July
Division—
J
69
*30
1960
Mortgage
A20-year
A
20-year
July
Jan *
1%
7,000
16
Sale Price
..June-Dec
1947-1978
70
32%
*65
Low
Rio
Delaware
5
Feb
15%
Apr
4%
—
"iA
1 1998
series A 1970
series
revenue
61
34
Danzig Port & Waterways—
—
Aug
2%s
Chicago Transit
11
60 %
Feb-Aug
BONDS
Jan
43/4
13% July
35%
■
6s
96
61
Co—
coupon
New York Stock
Jan
35%
Friday
Steel
,
100
84%
59
61
94%
96
10 % Mar
5%
:
15%
—•
1970
-
105%
100
*93
May-Nov
Jan
8%
11%
'
■
1
BONDS
Bethlehem
103
100
100
'
New York Stock Exchange
3%s
105
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
100
£1
Power
105
104
.98%
101
Newspaper Union—
conv
Interest
Elec
*99
1953
AMedellin
Appalachian
99 %
98%
Jan
16
16
*
1023/4
99 %
101
101 % 101%
May-Nou
April-Oct
1966
coupon
Power
Traction
Jan
„
._5s
104
98%
*101 % 102
April-Oct
debentures
Water
Jan
Apr
21
8
common
34
Hotel—
income
Washington
Feb
21
21%
2
receipts
102%
*99% 101%
*98
99
100 %
102
Apr
Ltd—
deposit
98
*100% 103
102
Jan-July
coupon
1940
1947
Waldorf-Astoria
Feb
'
American
101
Feb
•
100
-
103%
tS7
1970—Feb-Aug
1989
trust
1940
1947
1
1
Jun
191
•
Inc
3%s
1946
Service
Dec
Dec
ex
Western
6%
——
1
common
150
100%
-April-Oct
1969
Electric
with
ACauca
Winnipeg
1
1
revenue
7s
As
Feb
114
31
25
w
2%
Jan
1
common
1,500
17%
Jun
•
•
Inc
Brothers
57c
'
Co
6%
Jan
1% Mar
—
111%
5
&
Feb
—*-
w—
Aug
Aug
Jun
2%
165
10
Corp
112
30
1
Corp
Feb
180
21
Co—
Jan
8
5%
11,000
-
— —
1
&
Products
Wilson
6%
5
C)
(R
12
2%
-_
—10
—
3%
178
•
20
com
Oil
(The)
Williams
6Vi
•
Mfg
(Wm)
River
600
•
2'
1st pfd__100
Coal
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
*
—
1.25
Apr
Apr
107% July
1% Aug
•
1%
—V
Stationery
Westmoreland
63/a
■
2Va
with
ex
United
2%
—
Ry 17c
Westmoreland
Whitman
1%
1
Manufacturing
Utilities $6 pfd—
Texas
300
1,300
;
■
warrants
Western Maryland
Western Tablet &c
3%
6%
.•
1
Baking Co
165
150
150
Hydro-Electric Co—
2%s
3
100
referred.
i
SWaltham
Ward
5s
60
142
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
6%;
3
'
Inc
Bros
55
Jan
16%
Jan
W
Aircraft
&
105%
...
149 % 150%
Jan-July
Electric
101%
104%
99
—
1971
&
98
150
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
1970
104%
101%
.
*100% 101%
1965___ ._Mar-Sept
1973
3%s
(Calif)
106%
99
150%
May-Nov
..Mar-Sept
stamped 1946
(Hugo) Industries—
A6%s
Waco
3s
B
Gas
3s
Gas
99
High
101
150
..
3rd
Stlnnes
Aug
series
Gas
Corp Inc 5s coll
(Hugo) Ccrp—
Stlnnes
Feb
3s
mortgage
A6%s
Wagner Baking .voting tr. ctfs ext
17c
preferred
Jan-July
1952
Low
16
'
11%
4%
•
,
.
27
8%
4%
•
Manufacturing—.
6% Aug
82
'■
11*
_20c
—
600
'
26%
-1
.—
Inc
7
•••'•'•I1
*
Co
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vogt
Steel
.
Edison
California
Southern
33/4
B
Jan. 1
No.
*30
—1__
Corp 3s 1981.
6s
Range Sine*
Sold
High
*65
—
1973
Mar
Starrett
7
common
I960—April-Oct
1960
April-Oct
Pow
3 VeS
Spalding
convertible preferred
coupon
coupon
Power
&
Southern
Southwestern
$4
1940
1947
May
Apr
38
2% July
Safe
San
Feb
91
—10
common—
1
1
99
Aug
8%
|.
Oct
Oct
ex
5%s series A 1952
Apr
6%
with
99
Co—
Jan
42
Bonds
*98% 100%
*101% 104
J an-July
5%
Sugar
Valspar Corp
Jan-July
June-Dec
—
49%
'■'
4%
Mar
\l
Jan
1
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
5
4% July
248
Aug
A Jun
4iy8 July
36% Jun
V.i
Oil
219
600
Friday's
Bid & Asked
103% 103%
*100% 101
April-Oct
180
1
Corp common—.
Universal Products Co
1971
3,400
r
Consolidated
or
Aprll-Ocf
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
38%
Reclaiming Co
Stores
3s
1968
42%
with warrants-
Rubber
S
United
mortgage
3%s
38%
8%
TO
mortgage
42%
•
Universal
-1st
1st
38%
»
preferred
Power
42%
International Securities-
1st
Ohio
25
—10c
Corp
B
10
%
5
common...
class
Week's Bang*
Last
Sale Price
Low
—25
——
Conditioning
219
A
5
■
U
3% May
.
—100
.
common..
United Shoe Machinery common—
Preferred
Period
:
Park
Canal
&
RR
Friday
Interest
New York Stock
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
•
common—
ord
rets
NJ
United
JO
BONDS
Shares
High
United Molasses Co Ltd—
United
ENDED AUGUST
for Week
Range
Par
FOR
Sales
99
3
111
108
111
12
108
1952
107% 108
3
65
(35 Stocks)
111
61%
•"
108
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc*
Date—
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
'A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
Closing
,
Range for 1951
'
1952:
*67
A7-S
with
Nov
1
1940
Altalian
Superpower
Midland
Valley
Afar-Nov
1952.
coupon
6s
Jan-July
1963
49
47
43%
•* *30
—
64
60
64
Aug.
6_„j
Aug.
7—
48.13
Aug.
8„—
48.28
Aug.
9
48.19
Aug.
.62%
4
Aug.
.r—'i/
'
10.
48.11
64
RR—
Closed
—
High
48.65 Feb 28
47.90
Low
43.37 Jan
2
'
Extended
at
4%
to
1963
April-Oct
New
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A
1st' mortgage
80
May-Nov
6%s 1953
Jan-July
Stock and Bond
+
80
85%
87
"
3
73
87%
81
101
102% 104%
105
44%
8
95
r
;
r
on
-Stocks-
-Bonds—
10
In<fu»trialB
Date—
Aug.
18
Rail-
Utll-
roads
-—Closed
4
Aug.
20
6
265.21
82.60
itios
-V.'
Total
-
~
10
65
Indus¬
Stocks
trials
6econd
Grade
96.11
99.09
prices based on the closing prices of 265 common
for the week ended Aug.
4, 1951, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with the highs and
lows for the year to date'are as follows (1939 averages 100):
v*»;
10
Total
Grade
40
Rails
Rills
Util¬
ities
Bonde
Closed
45.43
100.09
-
.
99.66
98.51
Non-durable
7
264.94
82.41
45.55
96.04
98.96
100.15
95.28
99.63
98.50
Transportation
Aug.
8
<—
263.73
81.97
45.46
95.62
99.13
100.20
95.11
99.56
98.50
Utility
9
—
222.69
81.39
45.34
95.17
99.26
100.38
95.39
99.74
98.69
Trade,
95.18
99.65
98.67
Ooods
"
261.92
81.00
45.24
94.85
99.35
100.15
-1951-
Percent
July 28. '51
213.7
High
Low
173.8
+ 1.4
243.8
+2.1
213.7
190.8
2.0
182.9
161.9
+
172.5
■f"
188.7
+
209.4
249.0
Change
186.1
176.0
Manufacturing
Aug.
19
.■"
188.7
—
95.22
-V
Aug. 4, '51
Composite
Aug.
Aug.
July 13
stocks
10
First
■
34.25
The SEC Index of stock
are the daily, closing averages of representative stocks and bond#
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
30
43.24 Dec 30
T
Low
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Averages
Below
listed
Range for 1950
High
0
2.1
249,0
209.0
—0.2
176.4
112.0
+
0.5
114.8
108.9
204.6
2C3.G
+ 0.5
214.4
201.6
217.3
212.6
+ 2.2
217.3
170.0
195.9
—
and
216.6
113.2
Finance
Servici ;
196.2
•
:
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(672)
32
Transactions at the New York Stock
Total
Foreign
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Int'l
and Miscel.
Number of
""
Bonds
Shares
Week Ended Aug. 10,1951
Closed
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
1,600.810
1,813,180
2,183,000
1,413,830
1,925,000
Thursday^
1,497,240
Friday
1,255,050
Total
$10,634,000
2,200,500
2,708,500
218.500
354,000
7,580,110
-
2,490,000
1,600,000
2,410,000
$6,000
$1,305,000
1,954,000
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Saturday
Closed
—
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
-—
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
303,940
$39,000
$46 000
$8,000
341,345
360.915
49,000
19,000
19,000
87,000
38,000
64,000
8,000
110,000
Thursday
Friday
366,420
299,860
99.000
41.000
15,000
155,000
37,000
123,000
21,000
181,000
1,672,480
$262,000
$293,000
$71,000
$626,000
$93,000
$11,945,000
$6,000
Total
Jan. 1 to Aug.
Week Ended Aug. 10
1951
Domestic
of
$2,672,000
Foreign '
Foreign
(Number
■
275,500
$2,436,000
Stocks
^
Week Ended Aug. 10,1951
$236,000
221.000
Wednesday-
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
United States
Bank
Railroad
Monday, August 13, 1951
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
..
1950
1951
1950
10
Jan. 1 to Aug.
Week Ended Aug. 10
10
'
288,143,600
9,334,657
7,580,110
or Shares
Btocks—No.
1951
312,981,841
'BondS
U.
Government
6.
International
Foreign
195§
*
J'
63,812,853
67,175,681
$442,000
$15,566,000
$20,617,000
7.075,000
9,881,000
1,573,000
1,561,000
$24,214,000
$32,059,000
Domestic
235,000
389,000
59,285,420
65,114,810
10,634,000
17,931,600
496,590,900
642,670,200
Foreign
$11,945,000
.
1951
1950
2,008,860
Bonds
$189,700
6,000
1,372,000
$19,316,600
$558,074,320
$708,363,710
Total
,
Total
$1,963,000
$6,000
Industrial
shares
•
1,305,000
———._——
—
and
"V''
$7,000
—v——;
Bank
...
Railroad
'>
/'
,
of
1,672,480
$262,000
Stocks—No.
305.000
29,000
293,000"
71,000
Foreign government
corporate
■
$776,000
$626,000
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
WEEK
ENDED AUGUST
10
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Par
100
—*
Tel
American
Tel
Woolen
Anaconda
&
Low
38 '/4
—
50
Copper
Low
High
157 ft 158
158
149%
Jan
158%
Feb
136
30%
Jun
46%
Jan
45"%
512
122
45%
174
117%
Jan
1,196
x40%
Jan
44%
—
High
3,363
40
37% July
45% Aug
Cnesapeaxe
City
Boston
Albany RR
Edison —-——
Boston
Elevated
45%
45
130
Feb
45% Aug
Railway—
Stamped $50 paid
Personal
Boston
121
.100
—*
_—
Trust
Prop
7%
__
26%
6%
260
7%
27'A
26%
620
Jan
23% Mar
7% May
27%
Jurt
Power
5
—10
Hecla
Calumet &
Service
—
9%
245
114% 117%
132
8%
8%
—
8% July
Jari
83%
10%
Federated
Dept Stores
6%
....—100
100
100
5%
Employers
Kennecott
55% July
67
63'A
Apr
49
Jan
19%
20
330
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
33
34
130
32 %
July
37%
Ohio
38%
57%
38%
58%
160
38% Aug
1,404
35% July
49'/2 Jan
27%
26%
27%
378
24%
30%
Feb
78%
208
79%
Jan
14
1
*
76%
—
—25
14
14
—
24%
67% July
35
14
10
25%
Corp new
Jan
13
130
July
23% July
27% "May
5%
.100
RR common
Maine Central
preferred
•
Corp
—1
Cos
New
New
England
& Tel
Tel
Butte
H)
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug Co
Association
"Union
United
S
315
7%
11
10%
Apr
22%
25c
Jan
Feb
16% July
83A Jan
80
6% July
1%
109
34%
Aug
RR
8
_
Vacuum
Standard
Feb
-'58%
Aug
54% May
56
14%
Jan
28
42%
Jan
53%
Aug
15% July-
26%
Jan
32%-
32"%
50
30%
33
Jan
53%
55%
80
43% Mar
55%
Jun
18%
18%
47
16%
25%
Jan
54%
54%
65
46% Mar
55% July
21%
21%
140
16%
Jan
22 Va July
527/8
53%
130
51%
Jan
34%
33%-
34%
133
25%
Jan
11%
11%
190
11
Jun
12%
Feb
22%
22%
185
21%
Jun
26%
Feb
"
'
.
15
:
'•
17% Mar
Jan
Jun
57%
•
Feb
34%
Aug
'
-5
Oil
Oil
»
•
Brands
Standard
54%
Jan
110
——
_
Co
Standard
Jun
Jan
19%
•
>
•
Roebuck
49%
46
56%
18%
*
Southern
40%
60
168
360
16%
'
■
_
Corp
Socony
■
58%
50%
18%
--
Oil
Radio
41%
48%
22%
25
Ohio)
—
73%
73%
69
69
10
(Ind)
40%
38%
-
100
73%
70%
59%
269
Apr
59%
Jun
70%
Aug
33% Mar
54
40%
40%
Aug
73%
■
Aug
V
Union
U
S.
*
Carbide
Steel
Westinghouse
-
—
Electric
—
.
12.50
_
37%
63%
66%
57
41%
63%
•
(newi
42%
160
37%
37%
75
66% July
54%
.
Jan
38
Jun
47%
Feb
34%
Jan
40%
Apr
Jan
26%
11
8%
17%
Feb
Jan
25%
Members
Feb
July
15
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Jan
May
Apr
22%
245
19%
33%
34
316
32% July
41
40
41
140
33
Jan
41
69%
68%
70
1,725
59%
common.—-25
42%
42%
42%
790
—
69%
73%
367
51%
12%
37%
12%
38'A
75
11%
Jan
13%
34%
Jan
40"%
New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Feb
507
New York Stock
38% Mar
Apr
10
Co
"Waldorf
System Inc
Webtlnghouse Electric
Jan
Jan
29%
16%
.
——
Mar
22
—5
Machinery
125
117% May
104
626
14% July
11%
12% Mar
July
Jan
8% July
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
Feb
71c
500
Jan
93%
250
19%
9%
7
15%
Feb
11%
761
'
Jan
47% July
17% July
10c
Feb
1,800
79c
106
32
110
33%
__
Drill
Shoe
Rubber
__
—
—.—*
United Fruit Co
TJ
Jan
18%
9%
6%
15%
18%
—
Inc
Co
Twist
Jun
29%
•
Webster
&
Stone
Torrington
95%
120
12c
76c
106
76c
—
*
...
—
10c
E0
141
18%
11% 11%
112% 113%
11%
112%
50
-25
50
—
17%
—
.
2.50
100
Mining
RR (N
ghawmut
18%
_20
—100
England Electric System
North
—
—.——5
Nash-Kelvin^itor
National'Service
Northern
—
1
Racing Assn
Narragansett
101
13% July
150
17% 18%
101
101
44% 46%
9% 10
__
———100
„.
Chemical
♦
*
Oil
*
Mathieson
38%
82%
56%
16%
_.
*
Sears,
58% Aug
12%
Jan
116% Aug
32 Va Mar
27% Aug
2
59%
53%
_
—
Pennsylvania
Pure
■
_
Central
Jan
34
July
56
«
Tel
&
Register
Edison
Jan
__
new—,
Theatre——
Cement
Jan
20
Jan
160
57%
49%
Feb
37%
—
issued"
Copper
Boston
Star
Lone
15
.75
—
Electric
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Loew's
14% Mar
60
56"%
40%
—
—*
Assoc
Group
First National Stores "when
General
Jan
60
56%
40%
—
*
Inc—
Lines
SS
11%
57%
pfd series A
preferred class B
preferred adjustment
Eastern
242
12%
■
57%
new
Tel
Cash
York
Ohio
1st
6%
12%
Ky—
Jun
233
'34%
41
■
•
Motors
International
New
—.—12%
———
Street
Mass
5
General Electric
National
Common
-
,
14%
33%
,
lag
Jan
1% July
Jun
83%
r
180 ;
,
9%
*
•9%
Jan
118% July
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
Eastern
7
Light
28%
65%
135,
15%
Jan
Jun
"
General
Cities
14
1 %
47 V8
28%
28%
_1
&
70%
High
10% July
.
10
114% 118%
.
,-4
.
•
Gas
Curtiss-Wright
Day
.
31%
70%-
70%
»
Products
Columbia
100
95
&
Boston
25
51
30%
.
25
—10
__
135
1%
51
25
*
_•
Service
Range Stnce Jan. 1
Lr>W
11%
1%
*
onto—
at
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Peso
Steel
.;v''
Shares
High
11
11%
—1
Benguet Mining
Bethlehem
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Baldwin
Range Since Jan. 1
f
Range
f:
Par
Sale Price
STOCKS
American
Last
Sale Price
.—*
-12.50
Corp
—
38'A
>.
Jan
73%
Building
Jan
73 Va
Midwest Stock
Exchange
DETROIT
Feb
49%
Ford
Mar
41% July
Detroit Stock Exchange
Aug
Jan
Telephone:
WOodward 2-5525
Detroit Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
•V' "'£j- Low
Par
*
Aluminum
American
11%
———.
Laundry
20
——
Burger Brewing
380
9%
Jan
12%
161
23%
Jan
27% Mar
25%
25%
16%
50
16% Aug
18%
Jan
18%
19%
729
16'A
Jan
19%
Aug
30%
*
30%
32%
490
30% Aug
32%
Aug
»
Gas
& Electric
4%
Apr
X: v
-::r
common.8%
3%
3%
105
36%
36%
424
32
100% 100%
Cincinnati
74
100
3% Aug
Milling
Cincinnati
Street
Cincinnati
Tel
Cincinnati
U
Coca Cola
class A
10
Machine
Stock
Yard
■
_*
33%
33%
30
30%
2 *'V
4%
4%
607
4%
Jun
72%
73%
522
69%
Jan
13%
5
Jun
36% Aug
106% Mar
38
•
WW
50
——
May
Wis**: [[*•%'%
25
Railway
73
13%
•
13%
Jan
7%
77
Apr
Jun
May
14% May
■■
.i—,
Gibson
27%
49
23
39%
49%
49%
20
46
25%
25%
25
24% Mar
26%
45%
45%
11
45% Mar
47
Jan
♦
—
*
preferred
-
•
Kroger
80
36%
100
25
P
&
G
new
"B"
Randall
5
Rapid
U
•'
-
8
Printing
•
common
Preference
Unlisted
American
13%
;
66%
69%
13
13
13%
80
20
July
27%
Aug
—«W'.1
Jun
60
Apr
May
51
Jan
223
32%
19% Mar
Jun
38%
Jan
25
Aug
442
79%
300
,
62% July
11% Jan
160
11%
Jan
14
37%
Jan
55% Aug
49
Jan
51
55
55%
106
50
154
Rubber
_
*-■
157%
For footnotes see page 41.
15%
157% 158
100
13%
183
149%
Jan
Jan
45%
45%
140
38% Jun
10
41%
40%
41%
120
36%
Jun
3
7%
7 '/a
7%
341
7
Jun
—
Avco Mfg
—
Mfg
Detroit
Detroit
Steel
17%
14%
Jan
Jan
Goebel
Great
Hall
Jun
81%
Jan
26% May
34% Mar
'iM*.
36%
—
5
10
_
1
_
1
_
.
_
common-
2%
Bearing
common.. —10
100
6%
6%
36%
36%
1,260
3%
7
400
3%
2%
2%
Aug
21%
212
Apr
July
23%
Jun
36%
6
27%
3
425
2%
25c
600
35c
27%
27%
225
25% July
•7%
7%
2,210
14%
49
50
6%
578
4%
9
9%
225
2%
2%
May
Jan
13% July
Jun
2,248
4%
46%
2,700
4
200
'
Apr
8% May
2
July
5%
2,300
7%
7%
450
6%
8%
400
8
18
18%
425
15%
18%
Jan
Jan
25c
8%
__
—10
&
1
4,015
5%
__
5
;_1
7
22%
14%
49%
—.
Chemical
Manufacturing
Ball
3%
__
—
7%
Manufacturing
7
22
6%
I
_
Motors
Lamp
Higbie
Apr
Jan
Jan
May
Mar
Apr
9%
65%
1
_
18%
31
1
&
Jan
14
22%
Industries
Oil
Jan
661
750
1
Brewing
2%
17%
17%
229
Trailer
Lakes
Jan
205
Stove
Gerity-Michigan Corp
July
1%
70%
1
Gemmer
July
8%
500
33 %
Brewing
Brewing—s
Wood
10%
1,350
26%
1
Gar
117
8%
2%
33%
Friars
Fruehauf
13%
70%
.—5
Navigation
_
Jan
26
20
_
13% July
4%
70%
Frankenmuth
Ale
19% Mar
26 %
_»
Corp
Economy Baler
Jun
25
Edison
Detroit-Michigan
Aug
16%
-10
.
_
common
Cleveland
&
Detroit
3%
195
8%
—
2
•
_________
Paper
Power
—
*
Burroughs Adding Machine
Corp
High
310
17%
2
.
1
Consumers
Low
3 %
17%
13%
2
1
Chrysler
Range 81
High
3%
Products
Brown-McLaren
Hoover
15%
1
—
Metal
Preferred
Airlines
Mining
Baldwin
Low
_
Big Bear Markets
General
Stocks—
Steel
American
Aug
49%
;
——50
American Telephone & Telegraph.—100
Anaconda
Armco
69%
13
common
Aug
187
#
•
80
15
,
38
21
36%
*
Lunkenheimer
Shares
Feb
50
__
Ins
Art
Hobart
Kahn
27%
49
49%
10
Formica
80
80
^—.
Eagle Picher
Brewing
Consolidated
Jan
'
Cincinnati
Feb
16'A
—
Churngold Corp
High
18%
::.jo
..—
.
Altes
25%
_»
,—
Carey
Champion Paper new
Low
11%
for Week
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
16
13%
13%
5
Jun
Jan
May
17% July
9% Mar
8
Feb
Jan
Jan
3% Apr
2% May
40c
Jun
29%
Jan
8% May
IBV2
54
4%
Jun
May
Feb
9% July
3% Feb
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
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Jan
20% Mar
16%
Apr
158 % Mar
Hoskins Manufacturing
45%
Aug
Houdaille-Hershey
51
Jan
Howell Electric Motors
8% Mar
Hudson
Motor Car
-2%
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common
-
1
-12%
13%
7
—
6%
14
15
1,130
100
7
350
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198
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Jan
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5% Mar
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July
16%
Feb
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1
Aug
20
Feb
Volume 174
Number 5037
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Kaiser-Frazcr
Kresge
Co
LaSaile
1
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—
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Wines
Masco
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common
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Parke,
Pf^iffer
Prophet
Rickel
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Raisin
Sheller
Co
&
Co
Tube
Jun
8%
Feb
Kaiser-Frazer
785
18 Vz
Jun
23%
Feb
Kansas
37 b
100
3%
4
Mar
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3%
20
6
1%
Jun
4%
Jan
W 3% July
Jan
63
Aug
4% Apr
22% Mar
18%
Jan
5%
.
Jun
100
6%
class
Loew's
Magnavox Company
Jun
12%
15
15%
720
12%
Jan
17% Mar
1,300
4%
Jun
5
Apr
5%
Jan
Middle South
1
3 %
3%
100
Timken-Detroit
5
19%
19%
319
18% July
25
545
13
15% Mar
Udylite
Axle
Corporation
United Shirt
1
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1
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9
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Wayne Screw Products
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Jun
4%
Jan
200
8%
190
1
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8%
10
Aug
Apr
1% July
500
Minnesota
Mar
Montana
Power
Mt
Co
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Aiiis-Chalmers
American
Amer
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St
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1
Co
Tel
Viscose
Tel
&
Co
American
Woolen Co.
Anaconda
Steel
Armour
&
Corp
Co
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Ohio
&
Petroleum
Barker
Bros' Corporation
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Black
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Chica
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Gas
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Continental
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Creameries of
Crown
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4c
Jan
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1,099
7%
33
Jan
9%
53%
Apr
3% July
Jan
Jan
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25
42
Jan
24 Vz Aug
73% May
51% Mar
7%
Feb
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20% July
20% July
22
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25
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Douglas Aircraft Co
14
July
31% Aug
Jan
31% July
31% Feb
Jan
1% Aug
Jan
15
Jun
21%
Feb
Feb
33%
Apr
of
Airways
Pictures
Dresser
Industries
de
Eastman
Kodak
Electrical
Electric
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class
&
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,
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Rice
&
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&
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&
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Shell
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Oil
Co
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Foods
Illinois
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154
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53%
53%
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11
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185
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240
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10
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175
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Jan
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Universal
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Oil
Pictures
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Co
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com
(Un)
Jan
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Jun
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Western Union Telegraph
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2.75
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20%
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32
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(Un)
53% Apr
34
Apr
100% Apr
3,098
110
239
28%
29%
24%
350
Feb
65% Aug
40 Va Apr
103% May
40%
26% July
Jan
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30%
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Apr
20
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18
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22%
20
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Paramount
Mar
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Carbon
20%
20%
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of
United
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Aug
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61
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148
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Twentieth Century-Fox Film
44
60
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Jun
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315
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18
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4%
27%
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100
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Interlake
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Co
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22% July
,
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,
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25
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135
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41
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150
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System Inc
Solvents
23%
10
Colorado Fue} & Iron Corp_„
Commercial
C:
Feb
2,300
—_—25
(Un) —2.
CJory Multiplier Corp
Climax Molybdenum Co
4%
1%
5y4
com—5
(Un)
,
Co
Apr
5%
(Un>_—,—25
Corp
Service
3%
—
.—-
Cities
Y 1,545
a43% a45%
Corp
(Un)
Elec
Motor
Jan
July
a69 a69%
3%
I
&
American
Paramount
Jan
49%
a43%
Central Eureka Mining
„——„1
Certain-teed Products Corp
I
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co (Un)'——25
Chrysler
24%
16%
5
new
Co
Jun
Pan
Feb
' 50Vz
3c
90c
90c
38
Aug
25
(Un)
Co
Company
Indemnity Co
Lighting Corp
Packard
Jan
5%
Apr
8%
1
i
co
T-ractor
15%
Jun
Jan
12V2
3
Feb
600
1
preferred
Haclfic
8% Mar
Jun
37%
—
RR
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
72% July
4
1,715
38%
Jan
10%
17%
ya
Prod
redeemable
Pacific
Aug
12%
Aug
30
f.
—*
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6
75
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17%
1.20
185
1
preferred
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a—
66% Mar
775
21 Ya
36
Jan
19 ya
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preferred
5%
Jan
45%
;
—
59
50%
--5
(Uni
Canadian
140
11%
Jun
8% July
724
a3% •'a33/4
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Packing Corp
37 Va
a—
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Burlington Mills Corp (Un)——
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Byron Jackson Co_—————————10
California
50
250
Jun
" 38
.
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Box-g Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd
a9%
33/2
2
(Un)
41%
690
19%
.ilOc
Corporation
Boeing Airplane Co
Borden
46%
73/8
Apr
13%
13
__
1
Gas
6%
5%%
45% Aug
■
50c
Mining
33% July
37%
10%
\
—2
Cons
450
936
3%
,—*
Company
Mammoth
July
38%
19%
5
(Un;_.
wory
83
453/8
-
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;—_^_50
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Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Mar
a9%-
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71
45
7%
25%
50
2Va
S
Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific
73% July
a763/8 a77%
■■
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157% Mar
Jan
7%
1
-
Jan
50
a79% a81%
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common
Aug
5,885
250
90c
1
Central
Oil
Oil
36
20% Aug
18% Feb
Apr
16%
60%
-
3
(Un)
Co—
167/8
Jan
377/8
25
RR
Jan
12%
150%
•
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Corp (Un)^U
Baldwin Securities ■' Co rp (Un)/75c
Baltimore
13%
60
45
—_5
Refining Company (Un)
Manufacturing Corp (Un)_
Avco
688
945
1,492
(Un)_50
Atlantic
Ohio
Jun
•
(Un)
Distillers
Oceanic
15
Jun
95c
lUn)
Northrop Aircraft
29% Feb
70% May
40%-.
2-!
—10
(Un)__2—
.• -
July
480
a417/8 a42 Va
•
Inc
Corp
48% Aug
Jan
43
a84%.a84%
157% 157%
377/3
50
•
59%
a71% a71%
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—
(Unj
Topeka & Santa
16 Va
*
18
16%
1.30
3
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-
Co
Railway Co
High
21% July
11
580
15y2
16-ya
25
Copper Mining Co
(Un>
15%
v.2-'
.100
100
'v48 %
48 %
i6y8
.
(Un>_*
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Low
a753/4 a753/4
l53/8
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Smelting & Refining
American
High
24%""24%
CUn__
(Un)__
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&
American
Atch
Low
'
Dye Corp
Mfg Co
Airlines
American
Armco
:v":'
Corp-——'i.2———I
611
8%
90c
19%
(Un)
&
North Amer Aviation Inc
(Un)
North American Co
(Un)„
Northern Pacific
for Week
:
20%
July
July
1.25
*
Co
York
Nordon
Sales
East
'
Range
';:/;8ale Price-."vol Prices'-'
.
\:'X
Week's
New
20% May
10% Feb
Jun
200
1,300
al5% al5%
1.25
•
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
National City Lines Inc
National
16%
875
9
a3iy8 a31%
3% ' 3%
a23% a23 %
(Un;_
Nash-Kelvinator
Los Angeles Slock Exchange
Feb
38% Aug
33
al5%
l
Jan
77%
Apr
37% Aug
16%
18
Co
Aug
Jan
8
1.00
36
1
%
16%
19%
™
20
20
8%
75
'35
1.00
1
-
1
Light
Co
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
19%
2_
1.00
Jan
3
&
Jan
2%
'
7
10o
(new)
Monogram Pictures Corp
Feb
16% Jun
119
Jan
53 % Mar
28% July
4% July
10
2,903
(Un)
Utilities
Apr
9%
641
750
a78
1
Power
5
38%
1
Petroleum
47/s
—
a76
Manufacturing Co
Merchants
18% Mar
al6'/8al6%
4%
37%
Co
Jan
Superior Tool & Die
39 %
13%
1,581
38
-
Inc
33% May
49% July
52
16%
32%
--2.50
new
Hotel
McKesson & Robbins
Menasco
16,
„
1
High
31%
,
a76
•
Mascot
Low
665
•
(Un)
Biltmore
Oil
„
8.75
(Un)
9 % Mar
15%
4%'
Inc
Angeles
2% May
11 %
-
(Un)
Range Since Jan.
High
31 Va
a50 a53 Va
16%
31%
(Un)
Petroleum Co
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
Los
a52%
•
1
Lincoln
Jan
700
1,160
5
County
Jan
S%
11%
1
Corp
Land Co
Low
1
&
Copper
7%
8%
ll'/a
common
Corp
Light Co
Power
1%
8%
11V2
1
B
&
Lane-Wells Company
Libby McNeil & Libby
Jun
10
_
Kern
6% Mar
2% Aug
Aluminum
Kennecott
Jan
Jun
Shares
36 Va
7.50
Chemical
Jan
for Week
(Un)_*
(Un)—
Kaiser
3
1,200
1%
Int'l Tel & Tel
Corp
Feb
41%
425
5%
2
100
700
20
Feb
3%
4%
965
3 Ve
3%
Jan
3%
4,365
63
27's
Jun
2%
100
3%
62 %
27's
3
5
,
Manufacturing
Standard
7%
19 %
■!*
3%
1
Paper
tocoUen-Diiiun
100
3S/8
*
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Inter Nickel Co of Canada Ltd
International Paper Co (Un)
Feb
600
.
Sale*
Range
ef Prices
Par
Jan
39
250
5%
Brewing
8%
Jan
2%
3%
1
„
High
3Ve
5
1
Prod
-
Week's
Last
STOCKS
8 %
19
*.
*
Metal
36%
Friday
Bale Price
4% July
637
*
Davis
Peninsular
200
33%
2
—
10
23/
f
Park
AUGUST
8%
1
Car
Low
5
%
3%
2%
8 %
10
Stamping
Motor
3 %
1
Electric Welding
Packard
37
10
Corporation
National
National
ENDED
Range Btnoe Jan. 1
High,
5
—
2
Screw
Michigan Sugar preferred
Murray
Low
10
—
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
FOR
Sale*
.
13%
a40% a42%
37%
38%
a43%a44%
a60% a60%
1,280
220
1,118
15>
75
lz
Jan '
33% Jun
34% Jan
42% July
54
Jan
*
44%
May
Feb
40% May
••
45%
Jan
67%
Feb
33
3*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(574)
..
.
Monday, August 13, 1951
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
WEEK
ENDED
AUGUST
10
Friday
DAYTON & GERNON
SO. LA
SALLE
CHICAGO
ST.
3,
ILL.
Hammond
Members:
Hein
(G)
(Walter
Hibbard
MINNEAPOLIS
Hupp
MADISON
.
Co
SECURITIES
EAU
LaCROSSE
&
Illinois
CLAIRE
E)
Brick
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
Abbott Laboratories
Acme
Steel
Adams
(J
Admiral
Co
Corp
Ball
&
Castings
42
100
27%
Jan
33%
16
Jan
19
Jan
2414
400
814
650
Akron
Gas
10
5
814
614
814
400
1
8 %
8
814
1,900
Equipment
Brass
Mfg
Alleghany Corp
Allied
50c
(Un)
American
4
Airlines
Mar
•
20% July
7
7%
29
Feb
8% May
Jan
1
Investment Co
American
Had
American
Armco
Tel
&
Ccpper
Steel
Armour
Asbestos
Co
Co
&
—
San
(Un)
Jan
10
4
Feb
1514
Mining
(Un)
50
(Un)
(111)
45
Jun
40%
200
Feb
1,700
13
Jan
17
700
17%
Jun
19% Mar
1614
2,000
12%
Jan
16%
Aug
1,900
Jan
158%
Feb
44%
914
1%
1%
Co_
Mfg
Bendix
Co
Aviation
Minerals
Tel
Illinois
Iowa
24%
1,100
10%
10%
200
9
Jan
11 Va
Feb
15%
15%
100
15
Mar
15%
Aug
Jan
Iowa
Power
&
Corp
Corp
W)
51%
Jan
8% July
12 Va
1%
Feb
114
150
1%
3514
600
27%
Jan
40
81
100
81
Aug
8IV4 Aug
Jan
7%
600
6%
Jan
8%
Light
Corp
100
10
13
Feb
700
17 Va
Jun
20
Feb
14
100
8%
Jan
14% May
33%
&
Sons
(E
J)
33%
33%
28%
Feb
52'/a
800
45 %
July
61%
33%
34'/a
1,000
31 Va
Jun
37%
Feb
35%
35%
36%
1,400
26
Mar
36%
Aug
14%
Jan
13
7.50
Budd
Company
Burkhart
(F)
Manufacturing
Burton-Dixie
Butler
1%
Feb
3'/a
Jan
7%
2,300
6%
Jun
8% Mar
Canadian
Pacific
•Central
&
Central
Illinois
South
1,100
25%
Jim
Brown
(Un)
10
21%
21%
200
20% July
23 V2
Jan
1
1%
1%
50
10
24%
25
700
1% Aug
21% Jun
2%
31 %
Jones
&
Jan
Kaiser
36
36%
Laughlin Steel Corp
Alum
&
City
Kansas
Power
Kelley
Chemical
&
Island
1
Lime
200
29% May
36% Aug
25%
25%
200
24
Mar
26
8.75
16 Va
16 Va
16 %
300
16
May
*
21%
21%
21%
850
20
Jan
25Va
Apr
•
20%
19%
21%
9,250
14 %
Jan
21%
Aug
1
5%
5%
5%
1,000
4%
Jun
7%
Jan
3%
3% July
4%
Feb
7
7% Mar
Light
&
Light
•
(Un)
&Trcnsport
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply com
Monarch Co
Knapp
Laclede
Gas
Lamson
Co
(Un)
Sessions
&
& Co
Libby
McNeil
Co
10
Libby
L
Cement
Brick
Inc
Mickelberry's
Food
Products
South
Utilities
*.
Miller
&
Hart
Minneapolis
t
v
c
300
46% July
59%
Feb
Montgomery Ward & Co
i
Feb
Motorola
3
614
5%
6%
3,350
50%
52%
600
1814
18%
150
14%
650
10%
1214
16
Jan
Portland
12%
16%
800
41/4
47
15%
Jan
8
Jun
60
Jan
14
25
__
Motor
Jan
;•
Feb
Mar
$1.50
47
100
46
May
100
20
Jan
16%
200
14% July
x33
35
100
19%
19%
50
12%
1214
600
27%
28
27%
70%
18 Va
Jan
National Tile & Mfg-
28
Jan
39
Jan
22
15%
Feb
21%
Jan
29%
Jan
5%
Jan
Ohio
3
800
2%
Aug
3%
Jan
Ohio
15
2,700
36
100
common
preferred
Milwaukee St Paul
Pacific
Oil
Convertible
Chrysler
Cities
36%
Aug
Fan
Jan
3%
Feb
Paramount
2614
100
22%
1014
10%
100
10% July
30%
32
147/3
147/g
100
2
Jan
*
Co
1,500
28%
Jun
100
12%
Jan
16%
50
200
Co
Jan
Consumers
Power
Feb
63% May
65%
Feb
Detroit
_
.
5%
;
(Un)
Mfg Corp
Doehler-Jarvis
Corp
>>omestic Finance Corp class A
Mont
Co
Laboratories
Inc
de Nemours
(Alan
(Un)
450
65% July
82%
82
Apr
II6V4 Aug
26% Apr
Jan
19%
Jun
—.
World
7%
18%
19% May
25
17% July
22%
Feb
150
32
41
Aug
300
4%
Jan
1,600
15%
Jun
19%
15
200
13% July
19
Feb
17 Vo
17 Va
100
16
Mar
19%
Apr
18%
18%
800
17%
Jun
19 Va
10
33%
33%
900
31
Jan
34% Mar
41%
41%
200
32%
Jan
41% July
11% Jan
8%
8%
400
3514
35%
300
7% July
27% Jan
9%
10%
500
8% July
7%
1,100
3614
5
Co
5
common
Switch
class
200
5
300
111% 116
300
10
10
800
9%
Apr
Apr
10% l.ar
650
29'A
Jan
36
33% X34%
26'A
Jan
July
43% Mar
Jan
Aug
55Va Aug
5%
300
10%
107/a
700
24%
24%
100
21%
Jan
25Va
Feb
8%
200
7%
Jun
10'A
Jan
100
20%
Aug
16%
Jan
5
8%
25
A
20%
5u
33VaC
97/a
23
18%
18%
20%
22
10
RR
(The)
<Un)_
19%
4%
Jun
9% July
2,500
9%
1,700
Pure
Co
Service Co
Oil
7
May
6% Mar
13Va
Apr
150
25'A
Jan
24% July
16% July
26V4
Jan
9%
Jun
31
4%
9% Mar
12%
Jan
Feb
36% Aug
5% Jan
Jan
Co
Colorado
of
Indiana—:
of
(Un)
Oats
Co
4%
10
•
11
8% July
Jan
116
Aug
19
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
Raytheon
(Un)
•
Corp (Un)
Cory (Un)
Manufacturing Co
5414
16
200*
14% July
98%
99%
200
82 %
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
26
200
24%
29%
400
26
Jun
May
5
Feb
30V8
Feb
30
Feb
54
55
700
46%
Jan
35%
36
200
31 %
Jun
47
21 Va
21%
21%
3,700
16%
Jan
3Va
22% July
4% Jan
__
3%
3%
500
__
3%
3%
400
3Va May
9%
9%
100
8%
5
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)_
Rexall
Drug
Richman
Apr
Jun
55% July
5%
Feb
Feb
12
Jan
St
50c
Co
Electric
Schenley
Industries
Sears
Roebuck
19%
200
14%
Jan
19%
Jun
40%
41%
1,000
35%
Jun
49%
Feb
7%
200
6 Vs
Jun
8%
Feb
250
39%
Jun
(Un)
*
1.40
Co
Corp class B
7
41
•
8%
43
8%
Shell
Oil
Co
101% May
Signode
<_
Prod
Steel
Corp
15
*
Strapping
22%
1,450
34%
34 Va
34%
300
54
53 Vs
54
15
15%
66
66%
38%
40
19%.
19%
43%
41% Aug
2,200
21
—
38%
1
Co
67
8%
21
—1
common
41
41%
--/.*///
•
•
Co
&
19
40%
*
Louis National Stockyards
Louis Public Service A com
Sangamo
19
*
2%
(Un)
Bros
Shellmar
15%
98%
10
10
29%
Mar
B)—
__
100
47/a
26
<■
,_5
,
Corp of America
Serrick
79 %
11
Aug
36% Aug
12Va Jan
Aug
9%
1
*
Service
Quaker
St
3614
18%
34%
10%
1
250
17'/a
__
1
11
•
1
Theatres
33%
11
8% May
18'/a
1
RKO
•
7
Jan
7%
14%
*
Airways (Un)
(Un)
350
31%
5
41
70
33
Pictures
14% July
111%
40
Feb
900
Jan
RKO
33
1
Aug
18%
30%
33% Aug
Jan
__
25
18
100
Aug
Jan
5
24
18%
1,100
30
Feb
10
Mar
53%
5,200
27%
7%
51
Feb
12%
__
74%
Jan
53%
00
29
5
Jan
40%
*
Jun
1,200
.-,25
64%
100
16 Va
81
5,100
8%
500
Jan
100
14%
•
70 5'a
46
13%
Co
Co
Public
31V4
__
29Va May
1,150
Potter
Apr
14
10c
(E I)
116%
31%
15
A
<!u Pont
Apr
25%
15%
prior preferred
conv
Public
14%
l
Dodge
Jan
35%
33
Coal
Electric
Mar
31%
10
Cleveland Nav (Un)
Chemical
Apr
300
30
6% *Tan
17%
30% July
23% Jan
15%
Pictures
Pennsylvania
Radio
30
..__1
'
Corp
114
1,600
3314
29%
101
1,500
86
30
Jan
*
Corp of Amer—___
Curtiss-Wright
8414
91
120
22
Jun
13% July
100
Feb
29%
Jun
23
Continental Motors Corp__
Crane Company
21%
30
Inc—________5
4%
1,500
32%
American
Peabody
Feb
17%
50
115
8414
Bronze
Columbia Gas'System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison
Container
98
69%
70%
115% 116%
21%
100
Graphite
(The)
7014
__
1
common
preferred
Class
65
115
10
Iron
800
14
32%
27% May
12%
38 Va
2214
96
25
Cliffs
Coleman
Du
65
2214
__
5%
19% Mar
15%
Pepsi-Cola
preferred
Service
Cleveland
Dow
147/3
•
common
18 Va Mar
32%
Packard Motor Car (Urf)___
2614
•
Corp
Cleveland
4%%
Co
Jan
100
15 % Mar
Apr
3%
•
Towel
Jan
19'/a
8
Process Corp
Chicago
7V8
10%
(Un).
Co
32%
&
Ry
Jan
8% July
-1
13% May
3%
1
Convertible
IJhlcago
6
Co
Edison
Penn
Chicago Corp
*
Bancorporation
Feb
2%
1
25
.10
Corp.
10
50
2%
•
Cherry Burrell Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Car
-5
Northwest
14%
147/s
American
May
11% July
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600
150
69%
1
Feb
18%
43
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46
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4%
24
10
1,100
2%
2%
5
34% May
23
6%
29 Va Mar
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25
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5
53% Mar
22%
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conv
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20
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18 %
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Muskegon
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1,150
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32%
-
•
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1%
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Corp
100
3%
5
14
10
2.000
Missouri
19 % Mar
10% Feb
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6%
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Jun
14%
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8%
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
14%
250
19%
38
4
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Jan
17% Mar
1,500
8%
3%
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1
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17
19%
1
Co
17
8%
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650
2,000
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17
7
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3%
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&
3%
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Middle
Feb
33V3C
Power
114
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18 % Mar
common
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49%
50c
West
Light
Jan
1,100
114
1
Centlivre Brewing Corp
27%
16%
26%
49%
25
Biscuit
Jun
15 Va
Apr
15
(Un)
Carr-Consolidated
44V4
Aug
12.50
common
55% May
26
21%
3
Corp
Brothers
47% May
100
16%
51
"
Jan
1,000
26
Jan
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2.50
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400
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11
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Jan
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20
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10
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100
1214
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11
48
5
3
23%
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19%
Jan
450
1
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15
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38 Va
27%
33%
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May
214
714
1
2
100
100
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1
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,
3%
26%
48
19
41%
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Booth
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48
41%
22% July
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45% Aug
Jun
36% July
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37%
100
1,700
10
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2.900
150
81
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35
35
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41%
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Jun
29%
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common
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Bethlehem
3
1,150
,
1^7% 157%
157%
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Top & Santa Fe new com
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Athcy Products
Covp
4
Berghoff
314
3614
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4% May
4% Jan
Jan
16
1614
Ashland
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4
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Automatic
400
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414
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28%
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Kansas
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200
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17
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100
30 Vs
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5
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59% July
59%
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International
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May
30
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Range Slnee Jan. 1
24
30%
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Tool
International Packers Ltd
for Week
of Prices
Friday
Mar
5
Co
International
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
July
19
25
Co
International
the round-lot transactions only.
6
200
10%
Indianapolis Power & Light
of
2,900
24
Inland
Midwest Stock Exchange
6%
21%
1
Products
High
6%
21%
1
common
Pneumatic
Steel
Jan. 1
Low
3
Bdrtlett
& Door
Range Since
High
2
Co
Co
&
Spencer
Independent
6%
_—1
Corporation
Huttig Cash
Indiana
A compilation
Shares
Low
10
Brewing
Corp
Werner
Heller
Chicago Board of Trade
UNLISTED
for Week
-_1
Instrument
Helleman
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND
Co
Harnischfeger Corp
Telephone Central 6-0780
Midwest Stock Exchange
Sates
Range
of Prices
Par
Halllcrafters
105
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
7%
Jan
43% Mar
46
10
May
Feb
20% July
23Va May
32
July
41V4
Jan
Feb
1,000
Jan
57%
13%
Jan
300
'
51%
350
54
16% May
67% July
1,750
Mar
26%
Jan
41% July
650
17
Jan
22% M&y
600
34%
'
Eastman
Kodak
(Un)
Eddy Paper Corp
Erie
Railroad
Ealstaff
General
General
Motors
Advertising
Public Utilities (Un)
Gibson
Refrigerator Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Gliden Co
Coldblatt
197/3
1
8%
-
Drug
Stores
Greyhound
Corp
12%-July
16%
9%
Jan
3%
Feb
Brewery
1
For footnotes see
page 41.
130
2%
14
Jan
1,100
49%
4,100
46 %
Jan
400
19%
Apr
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300
17
Jan
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Jan
27%
400
24%
Jan
18% Aug
58% Aug
Jan
50
20
26%
,
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18
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-5
451/2
800
28%
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Southern
Co
Pacific
Spiegel
Inc
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—'
3
1114
,
150
5%
Jun
43% Aug
6% Jan
2,200
25%
Jan
34% Aug
May
100
11%
2,200
*
64%
64%
643/8
11%
11%
11%
2%
2%
23/4
Standard
Dredging Corp
Standard
Gas
Oil
19% Mar
Standard
Oil
&
of
of
Feb
Standard
Oil
Co
30%
Feb
Standard
Oil
N
Jan
28%
Jan
May
12%
Jan
100
60
Jun
74%
Feb
300
10
July
2% Aug
14%
Feb
3,200 *
2%
2%
2%
200
11%
10%
11%
1,500
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48%
493A
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48% July
59% Mar
49% Aug
Standard
250
15
Jan
15%
9514
100
Apr
65%
Jan
96
934
Aug
400
9%
Aug
Sterling
12%
Jan
Stewart-Warner
4%
Feb
Stone
25
Kentucky
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
15%
*
Indiana
45Va Aug
Ry Equipment Co
Products
Aluminum
Corp
Container Corp
—
1
5
76
76
Aug
38 3A
200
37 Va
Jan
41%
Feb
70%
900
59%
Jun
40%
1,000
70% Aug
40% Aug
16%
40
16%
1,300
1,000
14
Jun
14%
14%
100
14
Mar
18
18
400
15%
Jan
19 Ys May
10%
10%
11%
2,550
9%
Jan
12
20
20
20
Jan
20 Va Mar
26%
27%
2%
11
Jun
13
Feb
17%
15%
17%
400
JRV,
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19%
Feb
Studebaker
(Un)
1
Feb
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Machine1 Tool
8
17%
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Corp (Un)
1
20%
15%
400
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1,500
23%
200
13%
Jan
19%
11
Jan
12% Jan
26% Mar
22%
Jan
Oil
Swift & Co
Corp
25
16% Aug
'
150
n%
33% Mar
18
300
23%
Feb
39
10
10
3% May
13%
68%
68%
314
Storkline Furniture Corp
2% Jan
38%
15
5
1
4
73%
•
10
12%
Jan
Jun
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11
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Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
Feb
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500
18%
5
Jan
Mar
1,500
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8%
2%
•
Great Lakes Dredge & Dork
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
145
133/3
18
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Gray
48
Jan
Feb
57i/2
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Graham-Paige Motors (Un)_.
Jun
119%
24%
2%
8
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Co
41%
10
17% July
573/4
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700
800
•
5
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(W H)
20%
131/3
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1
(Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gossard
477%
139
5
(Un)
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General Outdoor
139
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47
139
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Box Corporation
Candy Corp
Electric
47%
•
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General
General
__
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General
10
(The)
(Un)
26%
—
100
1,200
17
25% July
16
May
Jan
35% Mar
16%
1
17%
1,500
15 % July
19
20%
21%
5,100
17 ya
Jan
21%
Feb
34
35
1,000
32%
Jun
40
Jan
Feb
[Volume 174
Number 5037
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(575)
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
'
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
,,
Texas
Co.
Texas
(The)—_
Utilities
Shares
Low
Low
50%
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*
Thompson Products
27%
27%
28 Va
—
41%
43
—5
__—
ENDED AUGUST
10
52
San Francisco Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
Co
WEEK
(or Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
-
High
900
45 V4
Jun
52
1,600
25%
Jun
28% July
34
Apr
43
Friday 4
STOCKS
200
Aug
Detroit
Trane
Co
Axel
Co
Aug
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
(The)_
208
So
Radio
La
Union
Salle
St
&
United
Air
Corp—
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Lines
Paramount
Common
U
Van
Warner
Bros
Wieboldt
S4.25
100
3%
54
%
24% May
41
Aug
27%
Feb
Jan
19% July
1,100
54%
20
63
66%
4
2% July
49%
1,300
__
23%
29%
200
4%
4%
Jan
Low
Works__
Pictures
4%
1,700
Inc
10%
IOV2
&
High
200
»
14%
38%
Airlines
Car
American
12%
100
83
34%
Factors
JaD
&
Tel
22%
Feb
American
Inc
(Un)
American
12 %
15
15
12% May
Jan
200
40% May
Jun
12
1,400
14% Aug
17% Mar
87
14%
May
11%
Jan:
15
May
Jan
&
Tel
May
'
& Co (111)
(Un)
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlas
Corp
Mfg
Corp
common
Aviation
Corp
Steel
Bishop
Friday
,
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
Stores
American
Tel
Low
•
Arundel
Tel
100
34%
Corporation
Atlantic
City
Elec
9
Co
Corp
Ealtimore Transit Co
1st
_
Budd
preferred
Co
De»aware
Power
Electric
Storage
Fidelity
&
General
Light
com
Deposit
Lehigh
Valley
Martin
&
173
10%
Jun
15%
Jan
3%
25
3% Aug
5% Mar 5
2%
1,201
2% Mar
4'A
Jan
37%
Jan
14Vb
Aug
20
Feb
16'A
1,078
12%
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% a84%
50
78
Apr
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2,165
150 V8
Jan
157 7/a Ma*
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275
125
59%
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Jun
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45
946
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32%,
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45 Vs
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1,310
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103
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82
7%
10%
Feb
140
33%
41%
Jun
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676
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Jan
—
■
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■
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44
115
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8%
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Power
1
&
Light
64
May
71'A Mar
2,426
46
Jan
54 % May
20
17
Jun
24%
Feb
284
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
10%
2%
11%
179
9%
Jun
15%
15%
40
13%
Jun
21'A
Jan
2%
Corp
Pennsylvania Power
&
Light
Pennsylvania RR
Insulated
Phila
Transportation
2,100
14
14%
703
13%
Jan
15% May
Jan
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*
27%
27%
28
2,450
24%
28
Apr
18%
18%
19"%
3,848
16% July
26%
Jan
10
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common
Philadelphia Electric common
Phila
2%
14
50
-
66%
66%
68%
171
52% Mar
28
27%
28%
6,385
17%
17%
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6%
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239
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4.20%
25%
Jan
68% July
28% Mar
17
Apr
17% Aug
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&
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Corp
Eureka
Chesapeake
Chic
Preferred
Chrysler
Ohio
St
9
Mining Co
&
Milw
Cities
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Paul
(Un)
Participating
Philco
Corp
•
common
preferred
6%
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8 '/a
3
24%
common
8
23%
4%
Jan
7%
Jun
7% Feb
9% Jan
23%
23%
24
26
26
26'A
(Un)
10
Chemical Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Broadcast
__
__
26%
52
Feb
May
27%
Scott
50
Paper
common.....
•
52
105
25
41%
Gas
Consolidated
Sharp
&
Dohme
Water
Inc
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s'.*/
System
Chem
of
Corp
United
Gas
Ind
N
10
53% Aug
B
76%
14% Aug
Dumbarton
37%
Jan
48% July
du
68%
Jan
Pont
4%
143
Jan
4%
Feb
29%
305
2b% Jan
29%
Feb
41%
42
$3,000
41% Aug
57%
Jan
3%
BONDS
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Oil
Pitlsburgh Slock Exchange
15%
Jun
20%
Feb
Last
27
Blaw-Knox
Co
Range
of Prices
Shares
Co
Brewing
Eouitable
Gas
Follansbee
Harbison
Horne
Joy
Lone
Co.
Steel
(Joseph)
Star
McKinney
Screw
San
Toy
Standard
United
&
Bolt
180
9%
Jan
11 Va Mar
19%
Jun
22%
Jan
25
Feb
32%
Feb
12
29 V2
29%
30%
130
27% July
29%
30
160
28%
Feb
30%
34%
347/8
165
30 Va
Jun
34% Aug
27%
28%
212
Jan
28 Va
1%
1%
100
24%
1%
150
15% Mar
19%
Jan
371
3% July
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35
47%
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Apr
Aug
Apr
48
1
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,
75
155
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9%
165
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50
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55
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75
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69
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304
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Safety Razor Co common
Golden State Co Ltd common
preferred —
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8% Aug
101% May
23%
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Goodrich
6% Jan
5
•
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Co
13%
34%
Jan
Jan
73A
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Jun
551
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50
Jan
58
Aug
110
42
July
48
Jan
46 Va
Jun
11'/a
Jan
53% May
14% Feb
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300
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26%
26%
100
14%
14%
1,599
67
67
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110
1
•
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155
26
Jun
28 %
13% Mar
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67
Aug
79
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52
May
Jan
Jan
91%
91%
332
67%
Jan
95 %
51%
53 Va
315
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Jun
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Aug
Feb
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Jan
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Jun
27
3,023
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Greyhound Corp
58
50
21%
2
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48%
9
20 Va
86
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>
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber
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200
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8%
10%
Share
Power & Light
&
8%
8%
23 Ve
Hawaiian
Pineapple
Hotels
Hobbs
Battery Co
Class
B
2% July
35
38
Jun
Jan
8% July
11
12c
20 Va
Jan
Jun
July
6%
Jan
24% July
34% Jan
Co
Corp
51%
3
3%
Jan
*
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;
class A
<Un)__
Holly
Development
Foods
Co
Inc
36
530
7
6
7
603
1.65
100
19%
100
1.80
1.90
1,610
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34%
33'Ac
1.80
10 3,8
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24
16%
Feb
26 %
Jan
36
Aug
Jan
7
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3
1.60 July
18
Jan
1.20
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Jan
Jun
Feb
2.05
Jan
Va
Feb
28
2.55 Mar
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1.850
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700
Jun
37 Va
Feb
100
34 Va
Jun
39 %
Jan
16
16%
1,479
13%
Jan
18 % Mar
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250
48%
Jan
59
Apr
32%
a 3 6%
36
1,038
36
Aug
4%
5
29% May
4% July
(Un)—•
com
17% Aug
13% Jun
a36% a363A
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Tel
1.65
19%
(Un)—1
Harvester
&
33
1
Maryland Mines Corp
Independent Exploration
Tel
36
—6%
——
Idaho
International
24
9
—9
„
Hunt
18%
31
Jan
Jan
40%
Ltd
(Un)_
48
Aug
10%
Jan'
12% Aug
25c
Jan
25%
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Kaiser
&
Kaiser-Frazer
&
Chemical
Corp
Kansas
Power
Kennecott
Kern
County
Corp
Land
new
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Copper
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33
100
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17 % Mar
76%
37 Va
Aug
38 Va
32
Jan
35
Jan
Aug
Apr
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Westinghouse Air Brake new
Westinghouse Electric Corp
May
July
31%
9
common
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'
—
23
13 Va
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International
—
Jun
198
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Hilton
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preferred
20%
14
Feb
20%
95
Mining
Steel
10
Jan
20%
10
__
Steel
14% July
16% ; May
22%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Pittsburgh
20%
Jan
20 Vs
1
Co
Common
Pitts
Jun
12%
22%
_____
______
convertible
15 Va
195
—
Fuel Supply
Fireproofing Corp__
$2.50
140
„
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8.50
_
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10
•
Mfg
Pittsburgh
14%
•
Mountain
Nat
16%
13%
10
Co
Gas
16%
47%
10
—
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Manufacturing
67
14
__
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Walker
15%
16%
•
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■
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26%
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255
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41%
0
common..
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31 %
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General Electric Co
for Week
Sale Price
Gas
Feb
18
250
31%
General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common—,
'
Nat
11
232,
Jun
(Un)
Corp Ltd
Preferred
Arkansas
Aug
16'A
&
Bond
Paso
Food
low
9
135
May
55
25
common
Emporium •Capwell
Eureka
Foster
43
70
Jun
de Nemours
Kodak
Dorado
Florida
*
Co
Bridge
(E
Electric
_
July
76% Aug
4%
Par
63
>
Feb
19%
common.
12% Jun
100
28%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Feb
Jan
2.95
28%
9
Chemical
4%
,
53%
51Va
24%
70%
a
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A
Class
28%
STOCKS
Jan
50
(Un)_
Corp
Dominguez Oil Fields
El
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9
Jun
52
A
Y
America
Zellerbach
13%
Baltimore Transit Co 48—
2.00
42 %
48 Va May
263
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Continental Motors (Un)
1
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1,035
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Creameries -of
Eastman
United
2.55
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•
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1
48
76%
__
14%
47
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—
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Feb
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60
14%
__
Jan
15%
Mar
27%
Consolidated Coppermincs
Dow
Scranton-Spring Brook
59%
11
A__2%
Commercial Solvents (Un)
Commonwealth Edison
Feb
661
May
Jan
32%
53%
46% July
Feb
26%
312
595
1.60
9
class
Class B
Columbia
Di
Reading Co
52
12%
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3%
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Curtiss-Wright Corp
24
24
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—2%
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Crown
21% Jan
58%
30
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Clorox
Jan
57
Jun
Jan
a68% a68%
25
Preferred
Public Service El & Gas common——*
$1.40 div preference common
•
48%
a64
__
Co
165
26
27%
100
Clayton Silver Mines
Consol
Aug
49%
168
•
(Un)
Co
Jan
8%
31%
Corp
Service
23%
Feb
all% all%
—
1
com
Jun
7%
487/b
30
(Un)
RR
18 %
100
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common
162
8%
14
5
America
20%
8% Mar
16%
—
100
of
15
24%
v
25
(Un)
Feb
Jun
9
II
1%
preferred
Celanese
Aug
2%
1
Pennroad
(J
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Jan
26%
Jun
a44%
5
com
Jan
26
7
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10
Packing Corp new
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Pacific
Ry
(Un)
11 Va
10%
48%
2%
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:-.i,
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V
10
(Un)
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Cement
32
Jun
52
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—
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Calaveras
Jan
15%
__
9
Feb
225
9
1
5
Inc
July
a
410
52
12%
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Sullivan
Mar
9
45% Aug
Jan
35%
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50
18
50
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23%
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Navigation
RR
Feb
43%
5
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Central
70%
41
69%
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50
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Bunker
Canada
12%
70
Corp
(Glenn
National
11%
5
Motors
Coal
Aug
23%
10
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Lehigh
Feb
22
16%
39%
*
Co.
17%
Jan
16
__
13%
Battery
Jun
18%
12%
70%
1
&
2%
14%
—
•
Corp
Chemical
10%
818
2,204
__
25
Publishing
Davison
16%
22
__
•
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
158 % Mar
3%
100
Company
38% May
Jan
Apr
July
30
860
20%
(Un)
May
16%
200
72
20c
(Un)
91
Jan
a38% a39 %
—
100
(Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd
Jun
15%
11%
•
High
33%
149%
21%
75c
common
Low
279
1,589
."
13%
Feb.
14%
7%
(Un)
Corp
May
380
11%
Range Since Jan. 1
35%
15%
13
Baldwin Securities Corp
Shares
High
22
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
57c
157%
Co
Borg-Warner
157% 158%
__
&
of Prices
Borden
91
7%
Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Sales
95
11%
Blair
for Week
Last
Jun
32%
■
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70 %
3
Co
Oil
Jan
a81
5
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)i.„
Basin Oil
Co
of Calif
Bethlehem
60
(Un)__13
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Bendix
%
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175
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16%
9
;
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157% 157%
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5
new
(Un)
29%
30%
Vb
50
Armour
Atchi
Jun
14
20
-
26%
32 Vb
16 Va
•
Archer-Daniel-Midland Co
Jun
20% July
395
15%
25
(Un)
55 %
15%
'
100
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-Jan
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Corp
Woolen
43
100
a74 %
•
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Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Avco
74%
1
(Un)
(Un)
Ltd
Viscose
Jan
Aug
a
Radiator & Stan San (Un)
•
American Smelting &
Refining (Un)__*
47%
11%
•
Foundry
Jun
82
48
12%
-5
(Un)
Amer
Apr
4%
11% Mar
400
12%
12%
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130
24%
a29 a29%
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American
Jan
9% July
700
82
*
9
•
9
Low
a59% a59%
24%
Ltd
May
18
37%
4,000
10%
37%
Co
Chemical
a59%
1
-
Anaconda
13%
common
Allied
66% July
Jan
37/e
400
5
Bankshares
Yates-American Machine
20
427/8
12%
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Corporation
Air Reduction Co
(Un)
American
20
41
41%
*
(Un)____
Eeiectric
Admiral
31
53% Mar
23
5
% Mar
54% Jun
Theatres—
1
Stores
18% July
26%
Aluminium
3
63
>
1
preferred
Wisconsin
22
100
Laboratories
American
•
Iron
Westinghouse
22
__
10
Corp
Dorn
1,150
3
_•
(Un)
(Un)
Steel
S
41
22
9
Inc (Un)
(Del)
37%
1
Carbon
United
United
1-1
19 %
40
,
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—
Corp
Carbide
19 %
2
Trans World Airlines Inc
Trav-ler
Abbott
5
j.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
Timken
Exchange
Week's
Last
8%
Feb
Salt
Libby
McNeill &
28% July
Lockheed
40%
Loew's
ADr
Co
Aircraft
Inc
(Un)
10
Libby
Corp
new
com
7
wi_l
*
516
8%
8%
20
16%
20 Va
550
16%
17
1.025
8% July
18
14%
July
Jun
Mar
10%
Feb
20% July
18
Va
Feb
.
•
36
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(576)
...
Monday, August 13,1951
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
Friday
Last
Range
of Prieos
Shares
Par
Co
Magnavox
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common
Martin
Co
(Un)
South
M J It
Mother
M &
Lode
M Cons
18
Inc.
•
Mines
32
15%
154
13%
33
■
33 %
408
Jan
17%
'
Jan
28 %
112
Feb
34 Va Mar
40 %
Jan
Jan
Roos
20 % Mar
Russ
46
Co
Power
Montgomery
90
1,500
a42% a42%
18%
24
37% July
44'A
Feb
Safeway
18% al8%
42
18 Va Mar
19
Feb
St
San
a
21%
10c
2,600
8c
May
14c
Jan
99c
30,310
37c
Jan
99c
Aug
(Un)
Co
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Auto
National
City
Distillers
Natomas
Park
.21%
Mauricio
(Un)
Oil
Shell
Feb
Aug
Signal Oil Si Gas Co class A
Silver
19%
20 Va
1,140
17
Jan
21%
Apr
&10% alOVa
50
10
Jan
Socony-Vacuum
Oil
Soundview Pulp
Co
Southern
31%
31%
582
30 Va
Aug
10% May
31% Aug
8%
8%
275
8%
Jan
10%
200
675
15%
Niagara Mohawk Power
•
a22% a22%
100
21% May
Jan
Feb
Sinclair
Jan
Coalition
Oil
(Un)
(Un).
Corp
(Un)
1
(Un)
al4% al5%
al4%
10
100
com
'
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
Edison
Ohio Oil
179
Feb
19
Sou
California
Gas
703
32%
50
Southern
Southern
Pacific
Pabco
% Aug
Bperry
Sugar Plantation
Inc
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Finance
Aggregates
Corp
Jan
33
Jan
Standard
Brands
270
49 %
Apr
55% July
Standard
Oil
Jan
1.60 May
100
423
4%
10
t%
Gas
Electric
2.05. Feb
4%
225
175
5%
17
Jun
4
Jan
17%
20% Mar
5% Mar
Jan
21
Aug
25
33
33%
9,360
31% Mar
34% Mar
33%
33%
33%
925
31%
Jun
36%
30%
339
29
May
32%
Feb
—
25
preferred
26%
210
25% Mar
27%
185
.25%
28
1,370
51%
27%
267/8
27%
28
25
51%
689
redeemable preferred series A—25
Pacific
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$4.50 preferred
•
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Portland
Pacific
Public
1st
__
28%
Ol!
Standard
Co
Oil
Studebaker
(Un)
Packard
&
California
of
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Motor
Co
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Puget
Sound
Pullman
Pure
Pulp
Inc
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ti
Co
Corp
.
158
5
5 Va
400
10%
10'A
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861
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25
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•
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•
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&
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Feb
Feb
45
22
July
25%
44
May
50
.
Feb
May
115
61%
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68% May
568
59 %
Jun
70%
2,512
41
112
33
Aug
Feb
34%
25% July '
17% Jan
85
21%
*
21%
Aug
46
Jan
Mar y
&
Carbon
(Un)
23 % May
United
15% Mar
United
Air
Corp (Un)
Lines
23%
34%
44%
Jan
113
Jun
13%
Feb
Apr
Apr
65%
711
54% Mar
65% Aug
38%
39%
1,547
26%
26%
650
29
29
28%
-
i
26%
'
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34%
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40% Aug.
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40% May
Jan
19% Mar
27%
409
28
41
406
23%
July
Apr
..
May
30%
Jan
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Jan
Universal
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22'
Jan
Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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1,555
37%
Jun
47%
82
82
57
63
Jan
91
Equipment Co__
9
14%
20
1
9
460
14
750
100
112%
112% 112%
120
100
255%
255% 255 %
__
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May
Feb
9%
7% July
-
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10
United Paramount Theatres Ctfs
12%
,
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Bros
48% July
Weill
Co
468
45% July
25'A Jan
35% July
Wells
420
43
Westates
Western
July
a54 Vb a54%
70
48%
Jan
21%
21%
1,338
16%
Jan
22
July
11%
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Jan
1
Corp of Del (Un)
United Gas Corp (Un)
25
17%
Aug,:
21%
19% July
16 %
2%
United
26
Jun
61%
-
22
128
Jun
Jan
6% Mar
21% Jan
16% July
9
32% Mar
21,389
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21% Aug
103
235
22
65%
__
10
—_
39 %
28%
.
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51% Aug
21%
21%
12%
Aircraft
35%
46%
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Sugar
33% May
34%
20%
21%
•.
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150
435
34%
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—
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13
&
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Fargo
&
U
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$
10
14
11% Mar
Aug
114%
Jun
110
Feb
*
Jan
280
253 % July
Jan
91c
Mar
Petroleum common
Preferred
(Un)
1
(Un)
Coast
1
Life
Insur
(Un)
Lines Inc
Air
69c
5%
1,158
2,182
5%
5%
,
v
62c
4%
May
6%
Jan
Jun
^
15
82
14
Jan
16%
Feb
13%
450
12 %
Jan
15%
Apr ■*
22'%
23
850
19% Mav
25
Feb
53 Va
5
(Un)
70c
68c
53%
100
47
Jun
38
38
615
34%
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8 %
July
11%
42% July
45%
Feb
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Feb
15
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»
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——
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•
10
59% July
Jan
Western
220
35% Jun
36%
49'Va
Feb
Westinghouse
13'A
Mar
Western Dept Stores—.
Pacific
RR
Elec
Co
common—*
Corp
13%
200
14%
Aug
Willys-Overland
a33V> a33%
32 V4
32%
32 >A
32
Jun
34%
Jan
Wocnwortn
(F
W)
1,185
28%
Jan
34
Apr
Yellow
Co
62
1,264
50% Mar
62
Aug
(Un)—12%
common
*
Richfield Oil Corp
Jan
47% Mar
36
•'
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a33%
1
Manufacturing Co
8
95
130
a40% a41%
>
a40%
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—_
210
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a36% a3G%
1
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Co
Gas
Feb
Jan
14% Feb*-
70 Va
39%
2
5
Feb
47% May
54% Feb
21%
—
Oil
30c
35
50
20%
10
1
Inc
Feb
Jun
13%
960
34%
„
.
72
48 Ve
44%
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Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem
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July
18
254
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110
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41
25
Apr
476
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12%
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25
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97%
10
190
109
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59
160
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Feb
31
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592
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of America
May
32
34%
.
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Co
&
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109
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Swift
Texas Company
West
Radio
11
10
53% Mar
21%
50
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869
69%
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Jan
100
•
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11%
48%
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50
1,263
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co new
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a22c
1
26% Mar
15
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1
(Un)
15
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1
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1,160
May
30 % May
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15
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Pennsylvania RR Co
29
25
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100
common
47
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*
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200
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Pacific
35
32 % July
33%
30%
30
:
Feb
32%
.
Aug
34% Aug
49
11%
2
Inc
28% Jan
718
718
Feb
29
Apr
10
(Un)
com
102 % 102 %
__
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Cement
Service
43 %
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Jan
27
11%
5%
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25%
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r
83% Aug
Feb
30%
25
redeemable preferred
redeemable
33 %
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common
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4.80%
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&
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2,788
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.
Jan
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541
1,023
48
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9% May
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Spiegel Inc common
Spring Valley Co
30%
6%
__
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33%
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210
Super
Pacific
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18%
15
common
64
25
2
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180
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663
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83 %
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47 %
5
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255
82%
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4.56%
56% May
42%
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a54 a55%
180
Co
pfd
California
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5
Feb
Apr
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50%
180
19
Jan
July
18%
50
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Co
14
135
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1
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Calif
Southern
Aviation
20
-
Jan
Feb
52 y«
88
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15
5
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2.75 Mar
26
Jun
King
Jan
Apr
9c
Jan
5c
12,200
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.
8%
5
•
205
Co
15
1c
5
Feb
19%
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134
Jun
33%
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73%
31'/a
19
American
Apr
13
•
22%
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)
118
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&
Co
Water
Jan
Jan
205
North
40
370
•
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Roebuck
Sears
Jun
•
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134
13%
38% Mar
65 %
1.95
133
13%
__
46
18
•
RR
July
Feb
33% July
27
Mining Co
Central
Jan
42% May
295
1
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34
70
240
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687
483
5
27
4% Mar
35 %
18%
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201
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120
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80
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36
150
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Building
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LOW
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31%
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High
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Morison-Knudsen
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RKO Theatres Corp
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Riverside
Shasta
Montana
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Par
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July
15% May
14% July
P.10
(Un)
630
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•
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iv
*
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McKesson & Robbing Ino
Mindanao
Low
High
33%
5
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(Glenn)
Navigation
Middle
33%
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Sales
Range
of Price*
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
15%
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Matson
Low
Co
Marchant
Marine
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Week's
Last
Sale Price
fer Week
Sale Price
&
10
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STOCK!
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WEEK ENDED AUGUST
Friday i
Week's
62
—
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110
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100
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5
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3,734
18
18
100
__
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May
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*
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:
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•
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Feb
20
Jan
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Montreal Stock
ENDED AUGUST
10
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Power
&
Paper
Canners
Canadian
Car
of Prloea
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
„
Class
High
19%
19
19%
10,105
18 %
Jun
22 % May
25%
$1.50 preferred
II20
*
Acadia-Atlantic Siugar common
•
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25%
2.475
24%
Jan
25 %
6%
Jun
6%
6%
7
650
19%
19%
425
101
■
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—
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far Week
Low
•
common.
Sales
Range
Par
Abltlbi
Par
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Last
101
30
8%
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101
Aug
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Aluminium
Aluminum
M,
—
•
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.
•
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of
Co
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pfd
Feb
105
Mar
Ltd
35%
4,065
97%
96 %
97%
782
91% Mar
28
Jan
35% Aug
107
Jan
25
25
25
25
23 % May
26%
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28
41
Jun
44%
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14%
34%
2,860
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70
77
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90
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series
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American
British
Columbia
Oil
Forest
British Columbia
Class B
*
•
common
Power
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21
21%
3,960
13% Mar
53
H 54
350
31
30%
31
590
39%
39%
24%
24%
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Jan
25
32% July
13 V4 July
17
17
17
500
16
58
58
58%
925
50%
37
37%
350
35
24
23%
24
1,340
87%
87%
25
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common
25
Canadian Oil Companies common
preferred
20
25
30
30%
110
23%
23%
100
•
5%
62
29
•
30%
100
40
v
Jan
17%
21%
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.
Feb
Aug
54% May
31% May
8%
29%
V
•
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Canadian
100
17%
Jan
Feb
18%
May
Feb
Feb
68
39% Mar
May
20% July
24
Aug
Mar
78
Jan
92
27
Jan
31%
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10C
26% May
17% Jan
100
25
99% May
101
Apr
Feb
24% May
Mar
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(B
29 %
30 %
5.080
23 Va
Jan
32%
•
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18%
18%
18%
1,240
13%
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22%
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•
38%
34%
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22 %
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156
160
1,349
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27
27
100
25
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13
13
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V
B
39
6,794
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Jan
27
13%
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16
Feb
Distillers
39 3A
4,151
29%
Jan
39%
Aug
Dominion
8%
8%
6,910
5%
Jan
9%
Apr
Dominion Coal
29%
360
28%
Jan
600
4%
Jan
12
;
126%
13%
July
162
Jan
Jan
May
Aug
Feb
25
a
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Feb
157
„
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2,963
38%
39
•
class A
805
15
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1
—
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29%
—
•
.
32%
14%
•
common
preferred
41% Mar
July
Davis
British
Note Co
32%
15
Locomotive
60% Aug
21
39%
•
Bank
Low
32%
•
20
Canadian Pacific
53
•
Telephone
British American
Range Since January 1
High
*
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Ceianese
series
$1.00
Low
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Feb
a41
»
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35%
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35%
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.
tin- Week
Feb
21
Jun
61
A
Canadian
Canadian
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Range
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Friday
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Friday
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-
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32
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10
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2,955
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—
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.
59./
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preferred
59
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10
34
Feb
'
Feb
67
•
Jan
23%
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Feb
Feb
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'
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1
10%
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*
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25
15
1,170
74%
125
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38%
3,060
18
July
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13%
175
12
Jan
14 % May
Aug
13%
Feb
15
Aug
,
Bruck
Mills
Class
class
Dominion Foundries & Steel
A
*
*
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Gold
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5%
10
162
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33
280
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200
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pfd
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Canadian
&
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see
page 41.
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*
-
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common
2,015
54
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82
Aug
1,325
27
May
297/8
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Dominion
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;
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Jan
22%
Feb
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Jan
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Feb
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred^
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Electrolux
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93
July
100
125
46
406
44
Jan
146
25
146
Aug
146
74
\
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10
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May
72
Feb
Redeemable preferred
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*
•
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•
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32
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1,504
32
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a21
a21
245
20
May
14%
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42%
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3,454
13
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29
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July
22
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Apr
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82
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new
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29%
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29
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•
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Cable
Breweries
Bronze
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6.55
Feb
35
Jun
6.75
24
Jan
32%
10
common
preferred
Canada
Jan
33
,
Canada Safeway
19
6.75
20
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50
»
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;
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Canada Cement common
Canada
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Dominion
B
Building
Bulolo
Ltd
.
21%
4,781
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25
25
17
Jan
Jan
29% May
37%
50%
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21% Aug
Foundation Co
Eraser
Co
15 %
23%
24
1
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33%
Apr
20
810
20
Jan
15%%'
251
14
Jan
16%
16%
610
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Jun
18
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Apr
*
Corp
of Canada
common
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com
*
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16%
.
•
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11%
13 Va
5,470
10'/v-Mav
•
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61%
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1.772
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Feb
Feb
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Aug
64%
Apr
i
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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(577)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Por
.
Gatineau
,
572%
-
.
Steel
—
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Hamilton
Howard
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$1.25
1.60
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Canada
com.
convertible
Corp
67c
preferred
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7 lU
preferred
International Paper
_*
International
Power
International
Utilities
Public
UttrtC
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Ltd
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Class
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A
Ltd
6,638
142
50
53
56 %
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5
—
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Penmans
Placer
Powell
4%
Jan
109
May
May
Feb
East
Ford
Jan
193,4
Jun
Foreign
Jan
38
19
a
19 3/4
150
18
310
28%
15
Jan
16%
Jan
255
9
Jan
12
Jun
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Feb
26
26 V2
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17
Jan
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26
27
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28
16
16
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14
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15
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28
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24
24
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24
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Feb
38
Jan
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Mexican
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pfd__:
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22%
Jan
50
1,518
32
Apr
50
Jun
Moore
Jan
12
Feb
26%
30%
210
27
Jan
32%
Power
a
1,231
69
May
85%
Feb
Class
830
21
Jan
25
Feb
63
July
75
Jan
Paton
Jun
56
Mount
common
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50
368
55
55%
80
25%
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3,825
17%
82
81%
82
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26
26
263/4
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32%
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20
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May
14%
375
13
Jun
18%
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153
18
July
2072
14
Jan
21 Va
May
Watson
(Jack)
12%
Jan
157b Aug
Westeel
al8 al8%
14%
54
Corp
63
Jan
27 V*
Apr
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61%
Jan
83,
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2072
Jan
27%
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15%
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Cotton
2774 Mar
2,450
36%
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16%
25
2872
Jan
49
12074
Jun
125
Jan
3172
Jan
39
May
44%
45%
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43
8
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•
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47%
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20
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24
24
24
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24
Aug
30
141
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145
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21
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33
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23
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159
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100
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Feb
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15
July
27%
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29
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28
28
26
27
28
125
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4.25
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77/8
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2,636
325
1.75 May
6.75
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Jan
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31
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25
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68
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2.15
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4,800
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15,950
50
52
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29
17%
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1.50
May
44%
15
■
47
4.00
*
Feb
49% July
Jun
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3.65
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97a July
100
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21
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40
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85
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350
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25
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325
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Apr
94
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2.70 Jan
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33
26
345
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28%
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24
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24
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150
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27
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16
Aug
26
115
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20
Apr
22
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27
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67
115
50
27
116
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21%
18c
6,500
213/a
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12074 Mar
Aug
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Jan
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17%
21% Aug
Apr
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420
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13
11,100
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common
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118
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53
20%
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60%
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18 74
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15
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18
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21
21
21
12
21
Aug
27
Apr
Feb
2.50
70c
2.11
51c
7,700
51c
88,200
12C
1,500
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
1
4c
4c
Apr
13
Barvue
1
5.75
6.00
700
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64c
67C
11,500
Mines
...
Ltd
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Belle
Lake
Gold
Bojo Mines
Bonville
Mines
Ltd
Bouscadillac
Mines
Gold
Ltd—
1,000
3c
Jan
10,500
20c
July
37bC
37ac
4c
3c
Jun
674c
Feb
16c
Aug
17c
Jan
4c
Jun
8c
Jan
16c
16c
472c
1,000
6c
7c
3,400
3c
Jan
14c
Feb
45c
45c
500
35c
Jun
64c
Apr
May
1
—
——
5c
5c
3,000
4c
20c
20c
1,000
20c
Apr
27c
11c
11c
500
8c
May
20c
"
1
19C
19c
23c
41,500
15c
Apr
3772c
Jun
92c
92c
94c
9,200
75c
Jan
1.30
Apr
—1
48c
45c
Aug
-
28,300
674c
3,500
572c July
10%c
IV2C
100
772c Aug
15c
Exploration
1
3.00
3.00
200
3.00 Aug
Mining Co Ltd
1
West
Cournor
Mines
Mines
Cadillac
Mines
Mines
Ltd
45c
17c
17c
18c
11,000
17
17
1774
525
9.10
8.10
9.25
14,825
18c
Ltd
Sullivan
Fontana
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Jan
Mines
Ltd
18c
,500
Heva
Mines
Mines
(1945)
Mines
Jan. 1
High
Apr
Aug
500
4%
Aug
:h30
I8V2
5%
Jan
18% Aug
173/4 July
Ltd
2,500
3%c
Jan
2,800
6.98
Jun
10
Aug
Jan
9.50
10
3c
3c
1,000
272c
Apr
5%c
7.00
7.20
500
6.00
Jan
8.15 May
—
Ltd
Ltd
Devel
Co
Lake
Gold
1372c
Jan
16C
2,050
10%
Jan
16%
2,000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
20c
22c
12,000
18c
Jun
42c
Jan
55c
2,000
40c
Jun
99c
Jan
12c
12c
Co.—
80c
12c
17%
170
July
May
25c
1772
Ltd
Mining
14c
Ladulama
Gold
Shoe
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80C
80c
1,000
80c
Aug
95c
26,200
30c
Lingside
30c
33c
8.75
Ltd
32c
1,000
8.75
12 %c
Mines
Mines
Mines
1272c
14c
4c
4c
Ltd
Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd.
Goldfields Ltd
115
Mar
53%
Aug
Mackeno
9
Jan
12%
Feb
Madsen
Mines—
2.15
2.15
60%
60%
23
Jan
677aC
66c
72c
73,800 *
16%
Aug
Apr
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd —
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
27C
25c
27c
47c
51c
19%
Jun
100
I6V2
50.:
Aug
Jan
"
■„
63
16c
157aC
16c
4,500
1.85
Red
Montauban
Ltd
1.85
2.14
42,700
Lake
Mines
Gold
Ltd
200
Jan
35c
Feb
May
6c
Jan
157»c July
33c
Jan
May
Mines
Jan
55c
3c
47
Feb
Mar
May
12c
2,016
Louvicourt
1972
Feb
8.65 July
Jun
7,000
Mar
Aug
16
1,000
>
96
'■
Jan
500
14
372C
52c
20c
Mines
Min
,
3c
14
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Kirkland
.
1374
137ac
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Feb
1272c Feb
3%c
9-. 75
Ltd
Mines
13
7.00
...
25
530
1.42 Aug
Jun
Jun
556
16%
Jan
9.00
23,085
60%
Jan
1.25
16 34
60
Feb
9.50
32c
200
17%
163/4
Jun
Jun
2,700
15%
123
6.85
16c
1.40
17%
16%
Aug
20
10%
117% 120%
20%\ 20%
18c
July
1.40
Feb
100
Jan
Jan
Fteb
Feb
3.15
372c
Mines
Mines Ltd
Gold
Lake
Kayrand
Ltd
Ltd
Gold
Mines
Manltou
Joliet-Quebec
'
35
955
10c
16
72c
1072
1.40
Nickel
Yellowknife
Jaculet
lO'/a
—
Emerald Glacier
Jack
1«
9%
Jan
50c
5%c
772c
Rochette
43
Jun
53%
Feb
1
-1
;
Ltd—
July
Jan
53
Jan
Mar
1
Candego
Central
Aug
Jan
672c
'
Ltd—1
Consolidated
Consol
38
Jan
2.25
Jan
Jan
472C
•
Falconbridge
9%
574c Mar
55c
2,500
500
1
Feb
15
Feb
4c
1
31
46
Aug;
74c
20c
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
May
.•;
Feb
0.1O July
4c
*
Mines
Aug
8c
.
20c
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Sliver
Jan
Aug
12c
.
1
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd.
Cltra-Lartic Mines Ltd
Lode
5.75 July
46c
51c
'
1
Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cobalt
Jan
4c
2.40 Mar
—1
Ltd
Mines
32 %c July
8c
July
Feb
Mar
83c
Jun
20c
1
——.—
Gold
July
,<0
1.83
—1
Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Bob's
3.10
2.27 July
July
50c
1,000
July
31%
83,700
lie
25
Range Sine
5,600
72c
46c
Mines Ltd
80c
107/a. Jan
2.65
2.24
5
1
Aubelle
East
4
9%
1
Sugar Co Ltd___°
16
9
70c
Feb
Low
40
333/4
*
'650
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12%
——
1874
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Belding-Corticelli
389
18 74
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1
32%
*
35
123/4
187»
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Dome
for Week
of Prices
Pan
12
Feb
123/4
0
5
Ltd
Hollinger Cons Gold
Last
*
Co
♦
Ltd
Feb
Salea
Sale Price
-
Ltd
Ankeno Mines Ltd
Jan
Montreal Curb Market
Friday
.:stocks
Co
Ltd
Breweries
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd.——.———1
Atlin-Ruffner Mines (B C) Ltd
1
28
'
Canadian Funds
Canada
7,358
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&
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30
May26% May
1,307
1.25
~——10
:
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63/4
A_°
.-
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Windsor
Golden
*
6
*
preferred
Canada
Eldona
Scotia
2nd
Jun
116
Goldbeam
$3
Jan
303/4
Canada Power 6% pfd
100
Paving & Materials Ltd...0
Transvision-Television (Can) Ltd
0
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$5
cl
class
Paper
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80c
50
26
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1,000
33 7b
Aug
Feb
13 V
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1.35
33
*
Feb
32%
140
•
.
Jan
32
#
10%
*
^
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32%
*
common
2172 July
972 July
25
503/4
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18%
105
34%
.
18%
25
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32%
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:
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13
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1.35
33
6
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20
0
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98
2,592
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17 72
Jan
May
5
38 %
0
Commerce
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Jan
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1,900
37
—1
common.
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16
Standard
Jan
99
-*
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Acme
200
17
1.35
10
Can
of
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Apr
47%
preferred—100
preferred
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17%
17%
*
B
0
redeemable
Mar
101
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37
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99
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May
Feb
45%
5
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21
class
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Jan
July
al20
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0
—
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0
preferred
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al8
0
Walker Gooderhara
Winnipeg
16
-
0
u.
^'—
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Weston
100
Apr
Jan
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49%
*
common..
Thrift Stores Ltd
Wabasso
193/4
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Nova Scotia Light & Power 67f
pfd.lOo
66
100
i.
class .A
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Feb
19%
Royal Metal Co Ltd
^3
*
com
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United
14
Feb
25
a21% a21 %
Canada
of
preferred
Tuckett
8172
Feb
Orange Crush Ltd
100
com
B
Co of
Jan
1374
Newfoundland
74
50
trust certificates
472 %
75
Feb
Feb
redeemable
52
A
Breweries
&
153
100
*
common
25
900
66
100
pfd
preferred
Williams
Simpsons
Steel
4 %
(H)
80
13%
10
52
14%
common—L-Zc—ci*
preferred
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7872
13%
(Walter M)
Apr
24
*
Mills
Water
class
Voting
97/a
0
19
31%
Aug
Jan
pfd
Paper Co Ltd
Light & Power
Corp
47
Jan
6%
of
47/
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267a
preferred
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100
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Feb
Jan
4.40
Jan
13,125
Jan
28
Jun
37t
3.25 July
46
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd
Melchers Distilleries Ltd common
19%
1174
165
97e
A
Securities
Lowney Co Ltd
51
Jan
32,855
a77/8
9
Investment Foundation Ltd common..0
6Vc convertible preferred
50
50%
July
4.10
a6
46
Co
(Frank
all
25
*
Corp
Lawrence
Sicks'
3.50
'
St
7%
3.75
a77/a
*
class
red
18,050
73
100
common
St
Sherwin
90
Apr
*
Sec
Canada
6%
30%
73
*
Saguenay Power 474ft
Series A
Jan
preferred
Ltd
Western
Sheraton
70
Ltd
Paper Co Ltd
30
—0
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
tinawinigan
12
—
°
Aug
of
Insurance
Horner
Union
Paper
a83 % a83 %
0
Steel
class
Pow Sec
1472 Mar
35
Co
31%
*
;
Power
Rolland
Co
all
*
Transport
Quebec
Limitee
Structural
Motor
Power
Ltd
Frere
303/4
1
Aug
5
Canada Ltd
Minnesota & Ontario
49 %
30%
•
39
100
Corp
22%
22
*
i
Jan
common
Standard
Paper
Mfg
Ltd
Rights (expire
Halifax
1574
16
0
33
1
class
July
50
12
12
V:
°
common
1,830
Fleet
Apr
a20
V
39
■/.,•#
13
al6
0
Feb
38
39
*
Adv
Alcohols Ltd
Grain
283/4 May
a
17%
25
Ltd
Kootenay Power 7%
Federal
Jan
al4% al472
a
Jan
;
;
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class B-___°
Ltd
21t/b May
101 %
Jan
5
preferred i.——'—
Provincial
Jun
60%
14%
Canada—.
Co
1443/4
Jun
109
21
Woollens & Worsteds
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
Eastern Steel Products Ltd
11
AS
_
&
21%
22%
Co
oi
St
David
Mica
common
River
Corp
Bros
Jan
50%
92
•
Dominion
100
40
Development
Power
Prt<*<»
138
Feb
520
*
pfd—.
Tubes
Ltd
Mar
42%
.
27
0
Ontario Steel Products
Page-Hersey
23
14%
0
Mills
Commercial
al3
al9
-
Co
133/4 Mar
Jan
0
—
Knitting
26%
27
Noranda Mines Ltd—
Oallvle
Apr
Jan
35% May
390
a22
Ltd
Co
common
Claude Neon General
Preferred
al2%
26 'A
Car
Niagara Wire Weaving
Celtic
Consolidated
8
Jun
a22
Co—
Lumber
Products
8% preferred
Consolidated Div
Jan
common
Limited
Food
32 % Mar
May
*
Catelli
35
13
*
;
Cassidy's
Jan
46
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Western
High
383
Paper Inv Ltd com.0
Westinghouse
Low
2
Company
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a381
♦
Jan
309
—
National Drug & Chemical
Steel
Feb
•1,480
°
preierreo
33%
•
Locomotive
National
Feb
20%
Low
a381
•
Jan
253/4
57
;
&
29%
25
40%
Shares
^.50
preferred
31
5
39%
*
Breweries
13
250
55%
___°
Montreal Telegraph
39% Mar
Apr
19%
OH
Jan
62
27% May
20
142
*
class A
Apr
50% Mar
July
56
;
Feb
*
a23
for Week
Apr
110
Jan
10 3/a
23
18 3/a
B
National
2,025
27%
18%
common
Pow
5%
Dominion
*
common
Breweries Ltd
Montreal
33
al2
40 7a
*
:
(Robt)
Class
100
263/4
common
AlcColl-Frontenac
Mitchell
2,285
j4
class
1
Corp
6,151
11
al2
0
Steel
Priority
Massey-Harris
3872
23%
wuxiilUull
Struc
Canadian
19%
May
56%
(John A)
•
54
a23
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Export
B
6,910
a32 7b a32 7b
al2
.
MacKinnon
61
*
com
Mar
Jan
Ltd.
Co
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd—
Canadian Industries common
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Marconi
27
Jun
*
1
Electric
Canadian
52%
Jan
44
32 72
Ltd
MacMillan
67
100
,5
dist
Corp—
(John)
Lang & Sons Ltd
Ltd
ex-stock
Service
Labatt Limited
880
10%
*
Co
105
4772
23%
7.50
i
Gen
May
106
Jan
3772
11
_100
preferred
:
International Petroleum
12%
a34 72 a34%
$4.00
Jamaica
37%,
1
com—0
common
275
59
-25
of
760
16 74
59%
*
com
-
International Nickel
26%
Aug
23
Aug
47% July
21% Jan
102
25
Powders
3.60
102
257a
__
Bronze
Jan
47%
•
preferred
preferred
International
17%
2
102
III 5
com
385
40
—25
Acceptance
19%
Jan
111
Jan
103
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Canadian
Canadian
•
of
2.45
1674
•
Smelting—
20% Mar
Jan
325
102
—50
Ltd.
Imperial Tobacco
4%
preferred
V~/'
26%
•
common
108%
3.60
a4872 a48 7i
■
_•
__a
10
High
Jan
1Q%
19%
■
•
Paper
17%
3.50
50
:
preferred
Hudson
1927—
Aiaoastine
<ss
2,010
109
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Binee Jan. 1
Low
1872
109
__
I100
preferred :
__Z.L—
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc
Gypsum
Z
•
common
10
STOCKS
High
18 7s
•
Wares
5%
18%
.100
Bakeries Ltd
General
LOW
•
common
preferred'
General
-.7,
Power
AUGUST
Friday
Shares
STOCKS
.
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
73c
July
2.15 Aug
11%
Feb
2.14 Aug
2.50
Jan
69
FWP
53c
Mar
80c
Jim
72.000
17c
Jun
41c
Apr
2,000
35c
Jan
65c
May
25
53
Jan
i
31
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
38
.
v.
13,1951
Monday, Auijust
(578)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
New
Calumet
Formaque
Pacific
New
New
Ltd
Mines
of Prices
Santiago
Normetal
Range Since Jan. 1
Share*
—
3.10
3.10
3,300
2.70
21c
22c
5,000
20c
July
1.67
1.18
1.74
134,450
99c
45c
Ltd
10c
11c
5,000
10c
Aug
24c
May
__
18c
20c
1,000
18c
Jun
;>29c
Apr
5.15
5.20
682
1.22
1.28
900
1.12
July
2.45
Jan
3.40 May
—
—
Feb
6.00
Jan
4.50
Gold
Cons
Penn-Cobalt
j-y •;>v
Mines
Manitou
Smelting & Refining
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Quebec
Quebec
3.15
53c
92,200
19c
67c
65c
70c
14,500
40c
1
1
1
—1
Ltd_l
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Quebec
3.15
46c
1
Goldfields
Chibougamau
Quebec
3.15
51c
25c
31c
3.35
13%c
Mines, Ltd
Fields Ltd
Gold
Perchcourt
1
1
Ltd
Dredging
Silver
Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp
*
1
Mines
Uranium
Rix-Athabasca
Silver
I
21
11,000
8,485
1.55
1.55
2,000
86c
4c
35c.
35c
7.6Q
4c
35c
7.60
8.15
Mines
Ltd
^1
1.97
2.00
79c
22,900
3.00
109,750
United
Ltd—
Asbestos Corp Ltd
United
Keno
Ventures
Vinray
—
Gold
2.61
Ltd—
1
Mines Ltd—
Ashley
Minerals
Bonville
Brcwis
May
45c
Jan
10%
Jan
3.70
2.20
Feb
79c
July
eritish Columbia
British
Aug
9,050
5c
6c
2.000
17 %c
15 %c
19c
55,900
1
58c
58c
60c
5,000
4c
4%c
24c
27c
24c
1
Jan
B
Atlantic
Ltd
Oil
Calgary
&
Calmont
Calvan
Co
Products
Forest
17
5,315
19%c 32%c
822,175
39
•
38%
39
93%
94
8%c
17%
17%
17 %
Ltd
Edmonton Corp
Oils
Ltd
16
17
655
Power class A—*
Apr
Apr
Burns
31c
32c
5,500
28c
May
45c
Jan
Burrard
--
16c
16c
16c
4,000
Jun
33c
3c
3c
3c
7,000
3c
Jun
6c
Jan
65,100
66c
Jun
1.48
Feb
Central
Explorers
Central
Leduc
Dalhousie
Del
Oil
Ltd——
15c,
29 %
29%
29%
5.35
5.75
2.58
2.56
2.60
2.10
*
-
&
Class
Gaspe
Oil
Ltd—
Co
Aprj
2.58 Aug
1.85
Lake
Jan
4.10
Jan
1.19 July
9%c
9%c
500
8%c July
1.20
1.2C
100
17c
18c
10,100
■
class
Co
17 %c
v
v.
4%c
325
2,000
20%
280
56
39c
1.40
Jan
8.90 Mar
Petroleums Corp
National
British & Dominion
New
Oils
Okalta
Ltd
Omnitrans
May
Oil Co
superior
Trans
OJls
Oils
18 % Mar
20c
2.20
5,000
14c
May
23c
400
1.24
Jan
1.73 May
2.46
1.65
2.50
1,400
2.08
Jan
3.00
5c
6c
20,500
„
—
20c
2.20
—
1.62
„
__
33c
Jan
91c
2,250.
85c
Jan
7.80
1.85
2.55
2.55
7c
9c
1,500
7c
6,300
85c
1.00
1.03
3,60
3.75
2,600
24c
30c
51,625
—
Aug
May
Jan
8c
8%c
3,100
15
1,265
X
8c
14%
14%
37c
1.41
Oils
Calnorth
Calvan
&
Gas
—
Canada
Northern
Packers, class
B
Canada
class
A_
Abitibi
&
3.80 July
Acadia-Atlantic
Class B
Bank
Celanese
Canadian
Food
Gas
&
General
AJax
Petroleums
Akaitcho
B
Yellow
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Castle
Central
18%
19%
200
Patricia
6%
6%
7%
1,335
Jun
8%
Feb
Central
100'%
Alberta
Distilleries
Alberta
Pacific
.(Amalgamated
American
Nephenne
(.American Yellowknife
Petroleums—
1,300
25c
May
2.85 July
/
35c
3.25
50c
July
935
28
Jan
97%
1,756
91
Mar
1
20c
17c
21c
7,500
14c
Jun
1.05
1.05
1.07
4.900
76c
10c
11c
6,500
6%c
2.40
2.65
8,800
2.30
21c29%c
51,000
1
24c
48
180
43
July
46
Feb
46
46
Jan
50
146
146
50
July
146
Feb
70
74
74
215
bl%
jaa
76
Jan
Feb
5
43%
129
24%
24%
24%
755
24
Jun
28%
21%
21%
21.%
2,481
17
Jan
21% July
32%
32
32%
1,483
Jan
32% July
15
14%
-
24%
58%
17%
Feb
—
15
440
13% July
17
17%
300
16
Jun
19
Mar
57
58%
413
50%
Jan
68
Feb
36%
36%
120
35%
Jun
39% Mar
30
3 30
Jan
6% July
56%
361
9
Feb
Feb
70
Feb
Feb
400
Jun
385
380
385
110
31
30%
31
201
58c
60c
6,000
55c
Jun
23
23%
385
18
Jan
100 % 100%
5
—
4.60
Jan
26% May
36% Feb
81 %c Jan
24% May
99
Jan
29 %
29%
30%
3,739
23%
Jan
32%
18%
18%
18%
300
13%
Jan
22
1.10
J.10
100
1.05
Jun
1.44
Jan
500
2.05
Jan
3.25
Apr
2.20
July
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60 •
2.56
2.60
*
Mines
2.10
2.05
2.19
7,600
9,-750
74c
52c
75c
28,125
48c
18c
21c
4,200
15c
7c
Jun
__1
1
102
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
May)
Aug
May
30c
Feb
20c
Feb
13%
Apr
1.60
Apr
89c
Jun
28%c
Jun
80c
Jan
18c
1,500
15c
May
36c
Jan
2,684
1
17c *
_
*
3.75
3.25
3.75
—1
19c
19c
22c
92c
90c
95c
1.55
_
1.55
_
Oitra-Lartic
Mines
Ltd
Jun
Cobalt
Silver
Mines
Apr
2.60 Aug
3.00
75c
1.80 July
1.000
Mines
Lode
Uochenour
Willans
26c
Jan
Cockshutt
1.24
Apr
Colomac
Jan
13c
Feb
Commonwealth
common
•
Plow
_
_
_
_
___
Yellowknife
_
Petroleum
National
_
38%
82,225
14c
Apr
39 %c
Jun
21,851
72c
Mar
1.30
Apr
1.98
Jan
•
1
2,600
200
25
25
34%
39
16,340
4c
500
2.50
2.32
2.50
1,367
12%
12%
12%
215
64c
64c
__
_
1.59
14%
4c
_1
Feb
4.50
14
4
-
Preferred
8% July
Jan
25
Cochrane-Dunlop
Jan
51c
25
l
Gold
Jan
35% Aug
3.15
100
7
59
100%
Oil
Research
Gold
107%
Jun
3.50
7
59
•.'«
25
common
Jan
21c
54% Jan
12,475
Chemical
Conduits
Anchor
46%
33c
Chromium
35%
■
Apr
—
1.24
Jan
35
2.48
Apr
39
33c
1.42
96 %
!0%c
45
Jun
1.15
Jun
97 %
3
July
31
1.22
86c
35%
1
Anacon Lead
38
720
___50c
5,400
*
:
Jan
Ohesterville
*
Larder
120
34%
250
Chimo
47c
39%
2,000
Apr
47c
—
33%
33%
10
Aug
100
•
38%
vV-w
*,
10c
1.91
1,320
Feb
9
19c
3.00
Feb
May
12%
9%c
11%
3.00
__
54
9
Jan
5c
Jun
9%c
Apr
17c
10% July
i
Jan
9%
50
35
*
Steel
55c
10c
10
10%
Chatco
35
500
51%
10%
22%
Centremaque Gold
227.080
•
...
Jan
14c
17c
__
1
Cons
July
61c
Jun
Leduc
10%
1.30
•
Steel
Aluminium Ltd—
105
July
19c
51%
19% Aug
23
Explorers
10
1.24
*
common
100
Central
14c
1.30
51%
■■
*
Porcupine
15
910
1
Central
1,325
20
♦
common
Trethewey
Feb
6%
19%
.
Aug
Knife.
Apr
19%
1
20%
1.52
Jan
16
50
"
—,
Gold
25 %
warrants V—
-Algoma
Cariboo
22% May
1.77
29%
Jan
235
—100
Jun
*
Jun
11%
29
14%
50
prexerred
Jan
—
27
29
14%
Feb
3.30
Electric
Cos
Jun
1
—
29
.
Low
1.91
Aug
"
Malartic
Oils
18
10
83
common
Locomotive
24%
-*
Jan
'
18%
—
53%
_100
695
•
i——
579
3
common
*
2,340
Oil
Agnew-Surpass
80%
4.75
•
Products
19%
26c
79%
25
*
26c
Jan
80 %
20
;_
19%
100% 100%
56
_»
1
common
25%
1
Jun
*
Canners
Car
3
Prefeired
Jun
10
Commerce
A
19
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
of
25%
I
Common
Apr
Jail
2.65
48%
»
Breweries
19%
;
3.00
2.10
10
100
*
;
—
25%
class A
5,900
3.15
50%
2.60
50
—
Class A
Jan
30c
Jun
Sales
High
Feb
6.45 Jua
20
A
Canada Wire & Cable class A
common^
new
^
32c
Apr
3.15
*
.
Permanent
20
Paper
preferred
Apr
Jun
•
—___—100
Power
$1.50
2.65
4.80
49%
3.15
___•
Power
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Vickers
Shares
11,500
19,750
V
10
Mortgage
Canada SS Lines preferred
5%
of Prices
1.43
16c
30c
5.90
_____3
—
Preferred
Jan
for Week
Low
Jan
Jan
80c
1.20 Apr
Canadian Funds
Sale Price
Jun
1.06
•
—
Canadian
15%
98,580
25c
Jun
19c
Jan
50
3
_50
Iron
Canadian
Par
8% Mar
Apr
86,425
5.35
2.65
1
common
Foils
Class
6c
7.50
Jan
29c
.
1
—
preferred
Canadian
Range
40% Aug
20
Bread
B
Canadian
Exchange
Week's
7%
5c
5.65
•
-
Oil
Cons
Preferred
Last
Aug
Jan
28
34c
Canadian
Feb
11 %c
3.25 May
Friday
56
40
110
1.21
Canadian
stocks
Feb
150
35c
Canadian
Toronto Stock
Feb
23
125
1.41
Canadian
July
2.55 Aug
Jan
16 %c
18
Feb
1,60
Apr
Feb
Jan
40
1
Class
100
28c
10c
Ltd
Jan
2,000
3.60
"
3,
—r-
Oils
600
77c
1.00
Jan
19c
7%
•
Canadian
8.65
9c
_*
Ltd
Feb
Feb
6%c Aug
May
74c
—
3
Jan
10
5.50
—
__
♦'
Ltd
3c
Aug
2.25
Jan
1.70
200
2.55
Jan
1.00
5.50
_1
Ltd—
Homestead
May
*
-
Petroleums
Empire
Western
13
-1
—
Ltd—
Brazeau
3,157
*
Western Oils Ltd
Selburn
1,100
90c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
South
2.50
16%
*
Ltd
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pan
8.00
16
1.45
Jan
Jan
29c
40
55
1.70
38c
35
July
7%
56
———
Foundry
Canada Malting
Jan
2.43
•
Ltd
Oil Ltd
——
Exploration
6.15
15c
40
,
*
Feb
1.28 Aug
Jun
30%
18c
7%
_3
——
4%C
6.50
12c
Jun
3%c
33%
19%
•
A
Canada
6,000
Jun
2.43
*
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—
Apr
July
Jan
1,000
33
33
•
1
*
Jan
1.20
15%c Jun
17c
1
.
Canada
Jan
95c
16%
7.75
32% Feb
28 Y*
191
:
Canada
1
—
17% Juiy
34s
Preferred
Jan
3.00
1.85 July
>
——
Jan
13.200
Canada Cement common
800
.—•
Ventures Ltd—
Oil
Home
Jan
9%
5
_
Federated Petroleums Ltd
13%
,
1.27
class A
Class
1.20
1.20
Mar
18
5
1
B
Canada
Jun
33c
37c
39'A Aug
101
9%c
1 24
Campbell Red Lake
Jun
1.35 Aug
6.45
2,000
37c
—
15%
Jan
Jan
Apr
4.90
100
„
6.80 Aug
91c
2,600
2.10
—
_♦
Ltd—
Producers
Rio
5.75
32 %c Aug
Jan
5%c
5
Gold
Calgary & Edmonton
3.30 May
8.90
1,000
Jan
July
1.24
Calder Bousquet A-—_
2.80 Mar
2,300
Jan
9c
29 Va
Jan
4.75 Jan
4,300
01
Ltd.
Co
1.35
_*
-
Oils
14%
1.32
•
Ltd
Petroleums
.14%
1.34
Feb
•
Burlington Steel
14%
1
27Vs
_——l
Mines
Products
Yellowknife
46c
*
——
Feb
Jan
93
110
16
Red
Bulldog
July
700
Jan
17%
22
3,225
7%c
8.00
Feb
5.55 May
140
8%c
Feb
•
15%
2,483
94
•
class
—
Buffalo
10% July
3.00
Jan
25'A
Building
29c
3.00
Apr
17
Jan
5%c Jan
20,300
—'
May
13c
A—1•
Packers
—
Reef
12
44c
*
—
47c
24%
■
Class B
Broulan
12
39c
9,700
Jan
7c
70
Feb
13c
May
6.50
Jan
6c
1,205
3
15%
Jan
6c
6.00
9c
3,000
1
Aug
2%c
6.50;
July
6.20
Canadian
July
13c
10%
—•
Ltd
Co
3c
9%c
Calmont Oils
Oil
3.000
9c
31%c
Feb
21c
v' Big
6.10
pfd—100
Jan
Jan
9c
3
4%%
Feb
Feb
7c
45c
6.20
24%
70c
10 Vac May
1
—
Buffalo
15c
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
Mar
41% Mar
58c
7,500
Callinan Flin Flon
Oil
Jun
3c
Buffalo Ankerite
3.00 Aug
Mar
94c
50
1.39
47:
1
Columbia
Class
Buffadison
1,500
1.25
49c
5%c
common
Elec
British Columbia
400
Jun
July
37c
Jan
Jan
12c
1.25
30c
1
Oil
Columbia
39c
1
5,250
Lake
Red
British American
1
Ltd-——
45c
Cordage class A
4
0
Light & Pwr. com_*
British
Jun
11%
f
40c
Traction
1.30 Mar
_1
1.JL
52c
1
——_
Jan
11%
—
93/4
39
Mines
1.85 May
5c
62c
1,500
Jan
1,485
•
Boymar
4.65
Jan
Jan
ll%c
3c
Jun
12
4,459
;
Feb
May
49e
Bordulac
Apr
75c
54
10%
1
1.08
Jan
29%
—
Jan
6.10 July
Jan
—1
—
1.32
46c
1
—
Aug
Jan
43
40%
10
Gold
-1
Ltd
172
39 %
-
Gold
July
1.20
8,950
3c
*
Westville Mines Ltd
Mines
__
Bonetal
1
.
53
80c
10%
Bopjo Mines V-*——
Brazilian
15c
,_1
Amulet Mines Ltd
37,750
52
Jan
5.70 July
39%
Kirkland
Brantford
14%c
11%
*
_
Mines
Malartic
Yukeno
2.96
14%c
Weeden Ryrite <fe Copper
Wendell Mineral Products
West
79c
Hill ——
Ltd
Villbona
Waite
1
1
of Canada
70c
52%
A
—————
Gold
Bevcourt
Jan
2.86 July
4,800
Corp
Jan
May
6.60 July
12,800
1.95
76c
clkss
Mines
Bellekeno
July
1.00
1,175
3.40
Tungsten
60c
87 %c
25
Bros
90c
35c
3.20
-
3,000
;
Telephone
16c
60c
542
3.40
Silver
Bell
July
3c
1
Tobrit
29%
500
Ltd——
Cons
Jun
2.53 Jun
5,800
Mires
6ulJivan
(1944)
—
9%c May
7c
3.25
80c
Feb
Jan
7Cc
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd-
Mines
85c
Mar
38
550
4.15 May
23c
May
4%c
11,200
1
*
_1
Stadacona
3,000
Mining
Power
Bralorne
9'/2c
80c
Jan
39 %c Aug
Jan
2.45
12c
500
8c
—.1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
6,000
3.15
—
Jan
51c
Aug
17,000
9c
<:
Bathurst
fieatty
July
90c
Jan
22c
400
3.15
-——1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
85c
53c
July
17 %c
13,000
141,200
1
Ltd
Mines
Miller Mines Ltd-
Siscoe
75c
80c
Metals
Bidgood
1
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
„
23c
25c
26c 39 Vic
3.35
3.45
13%c
14c
7'/2c
8c
23%
23%
Ease
1
'
Pato
790
1.12
5.95
38
1.65 Jan
200
*
1
Corp
Mines Ltd
38%
1.10
5.75
> •
High
Low
60c
Barymin Co Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
80c
Mines Ltd
18c
v
1.12
1
Mines
Barvue
Shares
5.80
28%
10
Toronto
Barnat
Jun
1
Mining
Gold
O'Brien
of
May
1.97
Mar
Bank
Feb
3.70
Jan
21c
for Week
of Price*
Low
pa-
High
Low
High
Price*
Sales
Range
Last
Bale
50c
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd
Nocana
Week'*
Friday
*
Ltd
Oils
&
Coal
10
STOCKS
1
_
ENDED AUGUST
"v
1
Ltd
Mines
WEEK
FOR
for Week
Low
Par
New
Sales
Range
Friday
1.10
1.46
Jan
11%
Jan
14'A
25
Jan
25 %
22'A Jan
3c
Jun
1.85 Jan
9%
Jan
.39
6c
Jun
Jan
Aug
Jun
2.51 Aug
13% Mar
Feb
.Ankeno Mines
Apex
■
1
6.50
35,634
15%c 16%c
__
6.10
3,000
——
—
71c
69%c
75c
5c
4%c
5%c
5,000
*
54%
J4
14%
2,155
16c
18c
17,200
9%c
9%c
3,000
1
—
:
16%c
Ascot
Metals
Athona
Corp—
Hardware
Class B
1
class
10
A
__
Mines
(1937)
—I
2.14
Coniaurum
»
Mines
800
80c
Jan
55c
May
Feb
Consolidated
11c
11c
1.500
9c
May
16c
Jan
Consolidated Beattle Mines
2
47c
44c
47c
29.014
41c
Aug
78c
Jan
1
90c
90c
1.07
15,250
84c
Jun
1.27 May
32c
32c
1,200
23c
Jun
52c
Feb
30c
33c
3,200
30c
Aug
58c
Mar
6c
July
May
32c
Jan
83c
Apr
8%c
Jan
8%
Jan
14%
15c
Jun
43c
Jan
9c
Jun
15c
Mar
2.12
Aubelle
Mines
—
.
1
Consolidated Lebel Oro
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
IV:-'.
Nicholson
2.20
26,350
17%
210
12% May
480
15%
Jan
-18;'
May
Consumers
6c
Mar
Conwest
7c
7%c
1,500
2.85
2.85
3.15
15,470
21
20%
1.82
Jun
2.41 Mar
17% Mar
Jun
lie
2.35
Jan
2l% Aug
Aumaque
9%c
21%
3,760
13 %
Mar
21c
6.000
10%c
Apr
8Vic
10c
16,000"
25,800
'3.300
1
20%c
19c
21c
Aunor Gold
;
1
3.15
3.15
3.25
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u
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♦'
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common
Bagamac
Mines
1
——
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Bank
of
Bank
of
Nova
1
Rights
„
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15 %c 15 %c
16%c
Jan
6%
*_
——
see
page 41.
36c
Apr
1,100
14c
5%c
3.65
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Consol
Press
Consolidated
class
&
1
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Mines
A
Quebec
5
7c
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16c
•
7
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10,500
156
160
1.014
16c
17c
3,000
8
2.50
8
100
90c
3
Gold
Gas
90c
500
100
l*u
lto
•
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2,000
28%
485
10
36%
36
36%
1,230
34
July
1.25
1.30
8,496
75c
July
(Hi
Class
3.J5
3.00
130
126
15c
6%
90c
143
Jan
Jun
14%c
Jan
Aug
July
160
28c
Apr
Aug
May
8% Aug
1.30 Mar
165%
Cournor
Jan
Craig Bit
Mining
Croinor
D'Aragon
12c
,
Jan
Davies
Feb
Davis
46
Jan
Class
July
Oecalta
2.15
common
17,875
1.75
Jan
Feo
10%
Jan
3.35 May
17%
12%
13%
495
13%
13 %
100
11
Jan
17'A
31
31
50
25%
Jan
31
3
25
25
120
17%
Jan
16 %c 16 %c
5,000
13
13'A
1
50
10c
May
5
Jun
Feb
Feb
Aug
.25% May
17c
8'A
July
Jan
3
Pershing
Jan
32%
26% May
voting
3.35
3
•
♦
Dist
B
Corrugated Paper Box
Cosmos Imperial Mills
30c
Jan
6%c
Exploration
Jan
7% "Jan
May
27%
Aug
ll%c July
Jun
2.90
27'%
__
21c
May
1.25
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6c
10
Montreal
1—
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16c
—1
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1
17%
•
Steels
Cordasun
Consolidated Howey
14 >/4
•
Atlas Yellowknife
1
consolidated Duquesne
Corby
Atlas
,
Astoria
Aug
May
17 V*
17%
1
Oil
Atlantic
.
10
—
38c
4%c
'
:
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6.65
Jan
May
'
1
—
Aug
4.60
15c
98,986
*
—
Resources
Cons
Argus Corp common
Arjon Gold
Armistice
6.50
1
Jan
Consolidated
—
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo Rouyn Mines
;
Mines
class
B
Oils
5'A
1
31c
35c
1,600
27c
May
45c
15c
12c
15c
4,000
9%c*May
22c
22c
23c
1,500
18c
Jan
32c
Feb
20%
20%
20%
50
20
Jun
24
Feb
8%
8%
8%
600
8
Jun
10%
Feb
21c
21c
23c
13,400
32c
Feb
1
Petroleum
Leather
5%
•
A
3
3
Ltd
•
••
20c
May
Jan
Jan
.Volume 174
Number 5037
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(579)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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;
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'
•
East
*
.
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Delhi
Del
Par
(Temagami)
Delnite
Gold
•
15%c
1
Producers
Ltd
1
Devon- Leduc Oils
1.14
1
Minerals
--
10
Friday
1.22
Low
12c
26,100
1,200
High
1.21
1.20
4,900
90c
Jun
Jan
5,500
10c
Aug
92c
July
1.80
1.49
1.90
389,850
31c
30c
31c
15,500
Distillers
Seagrams
2
27%
27'A
28%
1,995
A___
;
Dome
Mines
dominion
Ltd
_•
new
17
Nickel
Preferred
2.10 July
Co
•
common
27
Jacknife
20
Feb
Jack
25% May
31%
Jan
15
Aug
Jellicoe
98
80
*
13
13
13
525
97% July
11% July
"44
43%
44
100
42%
•
i s'A
18
18%
2,360
•
13'/2
13%
13%
995
Chemical common—*
42 %
42%
44%
1,855
30'A
Jan
46
23.50
21
21
21
25
20
Jun
22% Mar
•
15
14%
15%
1,215
13
Jan
16%
9%
common
Stores
—
Preferred
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
Donalda
^
common...
Woollens
•
&
Mudge
class
9%
10
50
49c
48c
50c
13,700
*
A—
East
9%
9%
9%
100
14%
Gold
8% July
Oils
Kelore
July
Feb
Mining
13c
14c
4,000
1.07
1.10
5,300
98c
80c
73c
90c
180,750
51c
Apr
9.00
8.70
9.25
41,020
8%
7%
8%
24%
24%
50c
52c
6,825
45c
17c
19c
8,500
15c
Jun
15c
18c
21%
55,033
10c
Mar
1.93
17,700
1.08
9,211
I
May
10%c Jan
InVest
10
1
Eldona
1
18c
1
17c
El
Gold
--
6%
45
90c
1
Labatt
Feb
'
Jun
44c
Jan
6%c
6%c
6%c
2,500
6c
May
19c
Jan
5%c
11c
Brass preferred
1
22
Estella Mines Ltd
,
21
'1.75
—
1
Eureka
1
Corp
5c
July
11,500
40c
Jun
1.05
Jan
'7,700
65c
Jan
1.35
July
i2c
14C
1,600
12c
July
10c 14%c
__
24c
17%
24c
7'Ac
Jun
17c
Jan
8,000
13c
Jan
28c
Jun
19%
Jan
17%
2,205
__
40c
40c
500
25c
Jun
50c
Feb
16c
1
14c
17c
7,200
12c
Jan
22c
May
36 %c July
,
37%c37%c
__
83c
1.10
•
19'A
1
8.00
1
Ltd
Feb
9,200
24c
22'Ac
171/2
Jan
16
32c
77c
500
May
68c
Feb
5,300
66c
May
1.09
Jan
7,200
83c"
77c
Jan
1.32
Feb
1.05
1.15
19'A
19%
8.00
8.25
2,305
30%c33%c
15,700
28c
:
370
17%
Jan
20
Jun
Jan
9.60
Jan
Jun
6.10
55c
Jan
Apr
Lake
Dufault
78c
600
70c
Jun
Lake
Fortune
1.14
Feb
Apr
»
3%c
3%c
4c
3c
Jan
Lake Lingman
8,500
32c
Apr
6%c
Jan
1
18c
18c
18c
1,000
16c,
Jun
35c
Feb
Lake-Osu
1
19c 20 %c
4,500
2,080
17c,
Jun
29 %c
Jan
1.75
95c
26c
19c
July
20% July
22%
Jun
1.20 July
200
2.85
Feb
1.63
Jan
72c
July
•
10%
10%
10%
3,164
R 40
Jan
13%
Lake
Mines—
1
Gold
16
16'A
825
15%
Jun
18%
78c
__
1
29 %
29
29%
480
28%
Jun
33%
14%
14%
14%
2,270
11'A
Jan
16
Mar
Luz
__
1
Lake Wasa Mining
of the Woods
May
,:%:v 24
Mines
8.90
'
8.90
34c
35c
8,150
33
33
10
8.50
Jan
Nickel
Players
Grain
common
"
__
Preferred
20
23
23 :
25
21% July
Lang
33
*
2.25
2.20
2.25
1,200
__
5,50
5.50
200
*
14
14
14%
170
1
Mines
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Larder
Federal
Kirkland
Federated
Fenimore
Fibre
Iron
8.20
1
.__*
4%c
2,000
7.70
8.20
9,103
65c
*
Mines
Products
4%c
1
Petroleum
69c
12,900
Jun
4c
4.85
8c
Jan
60c
Sons
&
"U"
'5 /.
Jan
8c
8c
8%c
18,500
3 %c
4c
2.0J0
2c
Jun
12%
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1
Island
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3
Mines
1
Jun
Lavalie
•Rights
Pord
common
_—
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12 %
Jan
Leduc-Consolidated
3.05
Feb
Leitch
30
July
(expire
Aug
24)
Foundation
Fraser
200
90,400
12c
•
Co
Francoeur
10
2.45
12c
14c
15,300
12c
Aug
14c
1.75 May
2.40
Jan
5.10
6.75
Jan
52
832
44%
Jun
70
Feb
Lexindin Gold
12%
125
10%
Jun
12%
Aug
Little
Cos
7c
7c
I,000
5%c
Jun
10 %c
Feb
Loolaw
62%
62%
45
39%
Jan
64%
Apr
Frobisher
18,670
2.70
Jan
4.65
Exploration
Gatineau
Power
62%
•
3.90
3.60
4.15
•
18%
18%
18%
100
102
•
9% Aug
1.40
Jan
common
preferred
5%%
i
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General
Petroleum
♦
1
Long Lac
Groceterias
Class
Class
A
General
Steel
Wares
Giant
God's
Goldale
Gold
Mines
Mines
Goldcrest
A
Golden
Jan
6.70
6.25
4.80 July
50
Goldora
Preferred
.
Feb
Great
Macassa
Mines
Class
A
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————*
common
preferred
Great West Coal class A
Leases
Gulf Lead
Ltd
Products
Gypsum
Lime
Hahn
Brass
Halcrow
common—
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&
__.
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8 860
5.75
5,000
3c
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,9%c
Jan
5%c
1,000*
5c
Jun
8'Ac
Jan
3c
Jan
8c
Feb
*
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1
47%
88
9%
175
■■■
93
105
Jan
9%
Jan
7%
7%
305
fi*^R
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130
3.00
3.00
100
3,655
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7
May
6
July
3.00
7.5U
8
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12
Jun
21c
7%c Jan
1,000
9c
Jan
21c
1,000
12c
Jan
25c
150
4.75 Aug
26
175
25% Aug
2,000
2c
26%
25%
26%
1,195
21%
13%
10%
1
Gold
Mines
1
McLellan
4.75
Gold
Harricana
I
Harrison Hibberfc Mines
Merrill
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Gold--
8c
Head of
the Lakes Iron
Headway
Heath
Red
.
Lake
Gold
Hendershot
Jan
14
Milton
Jan
18c
Feb
May
4%c
Jun
Mining
3.55
413
3.00 Aug
4.75
Feb
Model
17'A
1,695
14c
100,000
Highland-Bell
Highridge
Highwood
19%
May
Mindamar
Feb
12%
Jan
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
12%
Jan
.Hudson
Porcupine
3'%c
14c
1
Bank
Imperial
Oil
10
•
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Preferred
4%
._*
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preferred
Oils
Moneta
Ingersoll
Acceptance common
Machine-class A_____
83c
..
4c
3,500
14c
'
3,600
500
7,670
16'%
8,809
6c
3,000
60%
V "1,195
18,500
30%
"190
7; >7% " 38%
II,767
30
7c
65
7c
Feb
18c
Mar
80
Jun
Feb
20c
Feb
Knitting common
-
Porcupine
Inglis (John). & Co
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25
20c
Jan
July
Mar
15
Jun
Feb
Aug
63c
Feb
18% Jan
33 %
Aug
88
99
Jan
July
Jan
39c
Jan
70
Feb
2,075
42c
Jun
54c
Apr
3 Vic July
6%c May
4c
4c
1,000
8'Ac
3,115
8c
8c
500
4.00
4.85
540
65c
71c
3.85
8%c Jan
13 %c
900
Jan
14c
Mar
5.75
7%c July
3.50 July
53c Mar
12,800
3.65
Apr
Feb
78c
6'/e
1,320
19c
17c
20c
120,400
10%
10
10 "A
75
1.70
1.75
1,100
July
3c
Aug
6%c
Jan
National
18c
Mar
•National
9%c July
10%
16%
Jan
13% May
4%c
*54
20c
Jun
Jun
*
Feb
8,850'
1.08
19,110
17%
2,805
15%
50c
55c
2,960
42c
17
17
100
89%
89%
10
32c
32c
2,050
32%
9.
May
Feb
62%
•
100
29
27%
July
Jan
36'A
class
Hosiery
Petroleum
Feb
Negus
475
28
Jan
110
13%
13
13%
'.445
36c
36c
1,500
12%
12%
100
23
23
85
1.00
July
Jan
2.10
Jan
Jan
2.82 May
July
1.25 July
Jun
20
Feb
55c
Apr
23
July
12
Jan
July
'33
Apr
89% Aug
28Vic
93% May
Jun
44c
Jan
17%
18'A
535
14
Mar
19%
26
25%
26%
1,032
23
Jun
29%
Jan
—
24
24
100
4.00 Feb
6%
Jun
7c
7c
2,100
20
22'A
280
7c
22'A
*
20
19% Mar
8%
275
11
250
14%
600
12
27%
27
May
27
Jun
27%
27 %
—
29%
30
160
2.10
2.08
2.16
9,300
Feb
Jan
22% July
9'A Feb
Jan
25
8
*
7% May
'
-
10% May
1.65
12'A
16
28%
31
Jan
2.40
Apr
May
Jan
May
Feb
....
45
Feb
30'A
30
53
30'A
80
•
—
Mines
14c
July
11
•
B
—
7c
14%
—
—
14%
60.0
26
Jun
31%
Feb
10 *
25%
25%
25%
100
25% Aug
>-30%
Feb
75c
8%c
75c
9%c
1,000
67c
—
18,500
7c
Jun
11c
Mar
3'Ac
3c
3%c
2,500
3c
Apr
7c
Jan
1.19
Feb
2.65
Jan
1.10
Jan
*
1
:
Alger
1
Bldlamaque
53
__
75c "
'
1 ;
New
Britisn
Dominion
Oil—
•
Jan
New
Jan
New Dickenson Mines
1
New Goldvue
1
Calumet
,
«
55
1.40
Jun
Jun
Jan
Mines..
New Hugh Malartic
—...
■
1.60
3.00
1.64
3.15
1.23
1.20
1.25
4,900
32c
31c
32c
■7,225
1
—
1
—
15,693
1.60:
3.05
:
X
-15c
10,050
1.75 May
*
3.65
1.45
43c
25c - Jun
Feb
Jan
May
7c
8c
7,500
6c
May
25c
Jan
35c
17c
7,460
10c
July
24c
Jan
10c
2,500
8%c
Apr
*19c
1.36* 1.65
30,305
1.05
Jun
.
Mar
New
Feb
New
Jason
Gold—.—.
Jun
55c
Feb
Newlund
8
Feb
13
Jun
New
Marlon
Jan
24
July
New
Morrison
*
1
Laguerre Mines
34c
20%
Jan
17%
New
9 % Mar
18'A
—
12'/a
Jan
9
8%
89%
•
—
National Steel Car
39% Mar
7ye
—
5
National Sewer Pipe class A_•___
30c--Jan
32%
12%
—
2.60
25c
26%
1.50 Mar
2.75
1.00
17%
Chemical common__5
&
National Trust
25% Mar
* loo
1.50
1.03
2.75
6% Aug
May
8% May
17%
1
Mines
Jan
May
:/
—
10c
3.85 Aug
*
Brass
Prefererd
18% Mar
12c
23
681
11
—
5%
2.65 May.
5
Mar
•
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80c
g5
32%
*
11
s
19
21c
7%c
;
16
17 %c
•
common
National Grocers common
Feb
13...
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Jan
%c Jan
63%
—
1
Locomotive
Corp
1.15
10% July
6% Jun
24
.
13% Aug
Aug
28,903
65c
1
—
Drug
23%_'"23%
__
15
—
1
National
25
■__*
Jan
2.90
3
7%c July
*
...—
Jun
5,500
7c
;
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Jan
30c
Jun:
27 %
—•
Corp
Mines
Breweries-common
59
*
1.80
100
•
Grain
National
14
•
Jun
16c
115
*
Oil
Jan
6'%
11
2.75
l%c July
4,000
*
common,—*
18c
" 26c 27%c
6% '
8
8c,
1
....
—
Jun
10%
6'%
£1
—
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13,100
16
__
37%
--
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Imperial
14%
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9%c
5%c
*
13%
8
8c
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fl3%
59
13%
8
8c
1
Lake
Jan
81c
26c
13%
45c
93c
81c
-
2,000
45c
July
10
1
4,550
3,400
2c
_1
—
32 %c
24,000
•
26c
1.98
2c
945
Corp
Monarch
k
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam
24c
1.95
2c
2.00 May
4,500
52,800
75
'
26c
1.9-5
64
70c
75
6c
Apr
30c
Morrison
9c
14
Apr
28
30c
Feb
9c
16%
28
Jan
62%
69c
63c
1
Jan
16%
64
12.017
I2c 13%c
•
Yellowknife..
16%
5,684
30c
Montreal
36c
5-'
i
Oil
1,437
2,437
2.20
5
Moore
9%c 10%c
Home
27
27%
2.15
—;—.....—...»
Jun
35c
'
26
26%
15
47c
7,600
;' 14c
27
1,960
26 %c July
25c
Jan
5,000
10c
■*
Feb
Jan
Jan
10
33c
.••
Sarcee
10 %c
2.20
2,100
Feb
"12'Ac
Mining
71c
27 %
93
20 %c
1
Hollinger Consol
.Homer
245
11
__1
i
3.95
43c
—...
Minda-Scotia
2c
8%c
100
Mines
Jan
33%
Brick
be
30c
1
preferred
Heva Gold
2.13 Aug
2.07
—__._r___13.50
75
Jan
^
Jun
15,900
93
......
Pacific
&
2,500
70c
1
4,000
234,510
32%
Preferred
Midland
27% -Apr
_„
l
6c
2.13
2.76
35 %c
Light & Power
Mid-Continent
Aug
Jan
Jan
8'Ac
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.80
43c
Island
Mexican
4.75 Aug
26
July
33c
1
1.32
2.10
32%
Mills
Mercury
21.500
10c
.<
6c
15c
1.94
—
Lake
Red
2%c
10'/2
__
6c
2.48
8%c July
4%c May
2.67
•
McWatters Gold
13%
16%
11
::
2,000
Feb
»
•_
1.65 May
83c
Jun
2,850
_100
common
Gold
McMarmac
3.50
10 %c
•
9,860
9c
14%
Preferred
Hard Rock
Harding Carpets
92c
9c
•
'
Red
11c 13%c
________________17
88c
—1
-
1
2%c
__
1.90
__
-
McKenzie
May
3%c
2%c
1.85
Jan
20c
r
Jan
17c
4.75
13%
Jun
88c
•
Milling
Malartic
McDougall Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
'
Feb
3,516
11c
3%c
12%c
Leaf
Preferred
July
10c
25%
—
11c
__
1
McColl-Frontenac
Feb
10c
__
'7,000
_1
—
Matarrow Lead
6% July
5.50
Aug
17c
—
Aug
35c
*
Goldfields
Massey-Harrls
Apr
9'Ac
—
Jan
23c
May
1
Maple Leaf Gardens
50'A Aug
11c 11%C
10c
July
15c
•
Marbenor
Aug
46%
—
.
Malartic
Apr
Feb
141
ll'Ac
July
1'cC
•
Mines
Manitoba & Eastern
52% Mar
47% July
8'%
Export class A
B
Feb
50%
1
Bridge
104
49%
*
Hallnor Mines
4,000
17%
|t
5c
4,500
2,600
8.40 May
Jan
15% July
_1
common
Gold
Hamilton
July
7.40
4%c
9%c July
__
•
.
Swayze
Halliwel]
1,000
Jan
94
Mines
Magnet Consol
Jan
12c
3,864
—__——.1
i,
Class
Jan
14c
4,500
1
Preferred
Lake
23c
July
6c
9%
—
Gwillim
May
6c
17%
Gunnar Gold
Gurney
16c
4%e
Gold
Madsen Red Lake Gold
17
(13
6,200
23c
1
Mines
MacMillan
Jan
Jan
10c 10%c
—1
Mines
5c
58c
7%
*
Guayana Mines
9.90 Aug
Jun
May
23c
West'Feft "<mmmonZIIIIIIZZIII»
Gridoil Freehold
5%c
18c
1
Mackeno
Jan
1
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
50%
®
V-'-'
Great
5%c
15%cl6%c
__
Feb
6,800
1
35'A- Feb
1
Mar
4c
10c
34%
Jun
1
May
2,000
4c
Lake
23
8c
94
Red
River
106
7.00
17%
25
Paper new
6.10
2'/bc
30c
Mines
Macfie
22 %c
Jan
17c
9%
JUn
31
;
Jun
6%c
__
29
50
Yellowknife
Aug
8c
94
*
1
Bousquet
Lakes
5,000
47%
;
115
32
1
Goldfields
MacDonald
Feb
16%c
50
—
Mackay class A
9c
500
35c
102
50
July
5%c
*
Gordon
31.229
9.90
2%c
33c
7.05
32
22
:
Feb
6%c
1
Graham
17%
14,500
9.45
1
common
80
14c
2%c
4%c
Goodyear Tire
104
12c
8c
Goodfish- Mining
19%
102
17c
1
Mines
39
40
19%
—
Feb
31
32
3.60 Aug
5.00
350
9.75
Jan
32
16%c 16%c
41
34 %c
Mar
1.08
16%c
5.60
1
18c
Jun
•
41
—
Jan
Lynx
».'Jj5
12c
Apr
5c
55c
Apr
—
19%
13c
1,400
3,800
•
111%
Jan
5'Ac Mar
Jan
11c
July
2.30
1.20
75c
106
5.60
_*
Manituu
Goldhawk Porcupine
2,000
Jan
73c
18c
600
1
_.
6c
6c
1.00
8%c
__
8%c
15%c
5.70
1
:
2,600
•
5.35
1
Gold
Gold Eagle Mines
1.04
1
5.70
•
Mar
Long Island Petroleums
5
1
:
Gold
Feb
55c
Louvicourt
1,325
1
Gold
Lake
35c
Jun
Jan
107
100
Yellowknife
Glendora
July
30c
Feb
3.60
•
cqmmon
Lake
Feb
11c
1.000
20%
107
—*
Preferred
Geneva
Jan
15%
*
Ciass
B
Macho
Mfg class A
4%c
11,900
109 %
3.50
—
1
Products
Feb
14c
Jan
17'A
'
General
Feb
7c
35c
Aug
1°
common
120
100
3.60
100
,
—
8%c Aug
1-
13 'A
64
775
100 102%
•
preferred
General
Apr
July
1.01
•
Gold
Lomega Gold
5<7<r
5c
Feb
7c
•
;
——
17
3c
3,000
'
Jun
12 %c
*
—
*
j
13%
13c
l
12%
*
Gold
3c
;
13%
Apr
1.01
1
50
____________
Motor class A
3c
13%
July
Aug
9%
2.15
50%
•
Feb
Jan
36
C5c
9%
2.15
Lencourt Gold
Fleet
3c
ry'J-," v.-'
Secord
82c
July
•
;A;
•'
Laura
9.10 Mar
40c
•
com
Lamaque Gold
Feb
12
Jan
'
1
Milling
8.65
Feb
*
Shore
Lake
Feb
16
Federal
..
1,500
54c
1.22
63c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
*.
5%c
49c
•
(John)
Jan
27%
Jun
Jun
•
Falconbridge
Famous
:
22c
1.15
__1
Ltd
July
50c
•
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Gold Mines
La
■
11c
1.17
1
Ltd
Laduiama
8% May
Aug
17c
_i
_____
Mines
Oils
12c
500
1,096
1
Lake
Kroy
Mar
14c
Aug
9.65
Jun
23
Jan
1.73
6.75 Jun
2,213
•
5c
Jun
21% May
'
Pen-Rev
Empire
■
21,800
145
21c
♦
Kirkland Lake
18 %c Mar
Feb
Jan
j4C
1
Gold
Keybovcon
42'/a
Feb
13
21c
__
Feb
1.10
Elder Mines
138
3,203
Feb
13%
Jan
35% May
10
19
9c ll'Ac
__
1
Gold
Kenville
Kerr
16%
65c
Z.
Economic
9,428
102%
ZZ
'
Kerr-Addison
Jan
1
Mines
40%
jg
1
Mines
Ltd
Feb
Jan
*
Sullivan
Eastern Steel
Aug
Jan
9
1
Mines
96
91;zC
1
—
Quebec
Jupiter
July
46c
1
Mines
East Rim Nickel
East
•
—
Malartic
22
1
Kirkland-Hudson
East Crest Oil
J a,*
95
■
1
.
Mines
Donnell
Feb
52
1
___i
Mines
Kayrand
Dominion Tar &
40c
Jan
19
•
Waite Mining
Mines
Joliet
Apr
19
July
Gold
Joburke
Feb
15%
48'A
July
18
Jun
39
Mar
102
Jun
29c
968
141% 141%
__
*
Jaculet
13% Aug
;
_50
Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Inv preferred-.,
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion
97%
98
Feb
182
15
—100
34
July
23% Aug
15% Jan
High
3,000
50
3S-%
40%
—u___5/100
________
Low
35c
4634
'
Jan
6,578
27%
14%
43c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
%
50
Milling preferred ____luo
Anternationkl
2,075
17%
27
14V2
Preferred
Dominion
17%
10
com..'
B ink
Foundry* & Steel
28 %c
Low
*
International
International Petroleum
Dominion
Shares
35c
Jan
21c
*
for Week
________1
Mar
1.40
12c
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
International Coal & Coke
International Metals class
Jan
1.65
July
10c
Yellowknife
Week's
Last
Sale Price
28c
July
1.12
Discovery
____.
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
,
16c
1.21
__
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
15c
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ltd__l
Mines
Mines
Rio
Detta
*
Sale Price
FOR
S%les
Week's
Range
Mines
—1
—
Gold
Mines Ltd
—
1.60
9%c
—1
.—...
—
5%c
5 Ac
500
...
—1
54c
45c
57c
65,992
2.53
40c
Jun
Jan
Jan
10c
5%c July
-
Jan
57c
Aug
39
The Commercial and Financial
(580)
,30
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Monday, August 13,1951
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
'•
■;■■■■V:.'
V.
'■
::V
Sale Price
New
STOCKS
Shares
Low
High
Feb
52c
7%C Jan
Standard
Paving
Norsman
New
2,500
13c
Jan
4,000
3c
Jun
9c
8%c
9c
1,600
7c
July
20c
Jan
New
15c
14c
16C
51,000
5%c Mar
.17c
Aug
9c
9c
10c
33,250
7%C May
14c
4%c
Mines
•
4%c
5c
1.59
1.60
1 —1
17%c
21c
6%C July
3%c May
700
17 %c
19,000
_
•
4,500
1.40
3.00
Jan
60c
July
17 %c Aug
73%
__ _
Norlartic
Normetal
25c
l
Mines
•
Mining
Norpick Gold
5.15
1
__
73
74
2,155
69
3%c
Mines
Norgold
Denison
North
Inca
Steel
Jan
3%c
2,500
2%C
24c
25c
2,900
20c
5.15
5.25
4%C
Jun
1,000
5c
Northland
64c
Jan
11c
16 %c
15c
17c
46,200
of
Co
common.____■
7c
7c
7%c
1,200
6c
Nubar
5%C
5%c
3.000
3%c
13
13%
690
8%
22c
19c
23c
127,450
9%
9%
9%
53
26c
26c
30c
17,000
1.15
1.25
5c
5c
__
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
O'Brien
Gold
—1
1
Mines
_
1.25
Oil
—
—
•
Selections
Okalta
10c
•
Oils
O'Leary
Malartic
Exploration
2.50
—
—
*
Omnitrans
Steep
Rock
10c
Iron
Crush
—
Orenada
Orlac
Sullivan Cons Mines.
36%
Jan
10 %c
Jan
6.50 July
7.50
8.20
9,785
6%C
62/aC
6%c
8,500
5%
9%c :10%c
preferred
3.15
3.45
18,130
98c
98c
1.05
15,315
78c
Jan
89
89
91
1,111
72%
Petroleum
100%
: 101
45
99%
Jan
1.23
1,26
4,414
103/4
103/4
2.11
2.25
7,738
1.98
8c
8C
3,000
6%c
25c
26c
5,770
2,500
Jan
—
—
,
Apr
Feb
93
102 %
Jun
Jun
1.05
19c
Jan
Jan
5c
1.45
Jan
Jan
Taylor
July
Jan
1.60
Jan
__10
Mines.I.-.-
Gold
Toburn
2.20
1
•
Gold
—
1
70
10%
11%
Jan
Feb
2.52
Apr
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
22c
July
45c
Feb
21c
Jan
36c
Jan
16%c
preferred
(Pearson)
Thompson-Lundmark
;
Jun
*
1
Jan
Toronto
Feb
3.00
Toronto
2.45
2.50
19c
20c
3,000
14C
Jan
4%C
6c
117,200
3C
July
6%C Aug
July
76
21c
Elevators
Toronto
Feb
22c
Jan
1.95
Tombill Gold
Feb
9c
9c
1,000
7c
Aug
13%c
Jan
4%C
4%c
200
4c
July
6%c
Feb
80c
1.05
3,600
—
General
A
Trusts
Works
Iron
Class
25c
2.00
500
1.20
Jan
2.25
Feb
14
225
11%
Jan
15%
Feb
30
115
30
Aug
39
Jan
—
30
30
*
15
Feb
15
30c
5
12%
Jan
16% May
25
13%
Jan
17 % May
8%c
500
7c
30c
8,500
25c
July
May
26%
455
23%
Jun
3.65
1
1
15
2ac
'
.
15%
26
:\'7'
15%
8%c
*
—
25c
1.92
13%
~
20
common
— —
Petroleums
Tower
25c
'
•
3.80
13,201
12c
Mar
41c
Jan
30
Feb
Apr
—
60
1.70 Mar
Jun
68c
Traders Finance
class A
•
Trans Empire Oils
May
Jan
10%
Feb
Tungsten Corp of Canada
Jun
56%
1.17
Jan
5c
Feb
8.90
3,195
52c
52c
53c
350
82c
60c
82c
3,850
75c
4c
4c
500
3c
July
*
—
-10c
80c
72C
80c
3%C
2%c
3 %C
66c
70c
7.55
49%
32c
3,000
66c
5c
87,800
21,027
40c
July
41c
41c 42 %c
1,500
33c
Jun
80c
76c
80c
28,300
70c
July
3.65
3.80
Jun
15c
'
89c
Aug
Jan
36c
Jan
Feb
May
8.50
•
1,200
2,100
1
Petroleum
Trend
Jan
54c
20c
52c
18c
•
—
3.00
52c
16c
*
*
Resources
Aug
500
1
3.75
•
Transcontinental
9c
9c
—
—
Feb
3.75
Apr
100
•
1.23
Feb
8.60
1
Jan
6%c
Jan
M
1.25
39c
9c
1,800
2.85
3.40
—1
11
Mar
1.10
61,500
11
May
•
ordinary
Sylvanlte Gold
4%c Aug
1,500
}
4c
Feb
39c
Feb
22c
2,005
7.50
36 % Mar
15% July
May
5
9c
Oil
Jun
3%c May
895
1,000
7%
(Eastern)
Western
30 %
8,000
;
6%c
Jan
—
Page Hershey Tubes
'm.r.
Jun
3,075
4c
4c
•
Ltd
Petroleum
Transvision-Television
Pan
30
33
4c
32%
6%c
4.25
84c
Porcupine
32%
32%
32%
6%c
75
1
Cadillac
31%
*
50c
1,407
Mines
Pamour
Aug
Surf Inlet
65
9c
Pandora
Jan
18 %
Feb
5.25
l
Pacific
74c
Jun
Feb
4.85
_
Pacific
Jan
16%
1
.!
Buperior Oils
64
•
_
Lake
Lake
48c
125
1
Sudbury Contact
Feb
4.85
_.
—
Gold
Red
osisko
common
1,800
1
Mines
Towagmac Exploration
Steel
Orange
65c
18%
17
♦
Jan
•
Ontario
8% Mar
62c
17%
Torbrit Silver Mines
•
Ogama-Rockland
Jun
5
Mining
Teck-Hughes
_
7
8c
Jan
__
*
Wood
3,200
9%c
Jun
13
—1
Mines Ltd
Oakville
May
22c
Jan
.1
_
Star Oil
Canada
•
Preferred
6.00
July
•
(1940)
Mines
7
73/4
62c
;
6%c
Jan
3%c July
1
—
Gold
North
Jan
125
•
Jun
May
4.40
8,732
4%C
Feb
85
May
1
Mines
Feb
5%
7%
Bros
Supertest
North
30
6%
6%
Gold
Olsen
Stedman
Steeloy
Noranda
15
Jan
75
Feb
Yellowknife
Nipissing
Nleto Mines Ltd
Feb
Jan
330
Stanley Brock class A..
Pacalta Oil
Nib
High
Low
12%
26
14
26%
6
Preferred
Starratt
XI
Range Since January ]
High
13%
Standard Radio class A.
♦
Norzone
Low
Shares
26%
27c
4%C
»
_
Mines—
New
for Week
of Prices
common.
25c
4%C
Mines
_
Sale*
Range
Par
High
4%C
Long Lac
Gold
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
—1
Mosher
Newnorth
JO
for Week
of Fiicca
Low
Par
ENDED AUGUST
Sales
Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
WEEK
Friday
Week'a
91o
May
July
Union
Acceptance
7
7
500
21%
21%
22
1,115
3.65
*
■
Mining
10
7
•
.
Gas
Union
3.65
9
common
Preferred
Union
1
_—,
,
3.25
1.02
80c
4.00
Feb
7
Feb
Aug
July
Feb
8
July
Apr
17%
22
Aug
12c
12c
710
2.55
3.00
263,775
42
42
40
33%
Jan
43
Feb
57
——
57
45
55%
Jan
59
Mar
20
Jur.
17c
97/8c July
Feb
"
Malartic
Parbec
Consol
Paymaster
Gold
Perron
Photo
50c
28
1.67
1.58
1.67
4,679
1
1.90
1.90
1.90
500
—
5%c Mar
May
1.50
30
May
1.95
May
United
Asbestos
1
United Corp class B
2.95
:
*'
—
V
~
United
Jan
class
Fuel
Class
A
preferred
57
50
—t
Peninsular
Porcupine
Powell
__
..
Pressed
Metals
East
__
61%
250
20
46c
216,500
14%
14
14%
1,174
1.48
1.41
1.50
3,220
1.90
1.75
1.90
200
6c
6c
10
9
9
9
51%
*
81%
82%
25%
-
Flour Mills
_
__
_
—
40c
1
-
_
Dome..
Prospectors' Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Purity
585
26%
_
Border Gold Mine
Preston
10,500
•
_
Premier
_
common
.
Preferred
Jun
4c
32c
82
■
Corp
4%C
—
River
Power
4%c
•
4%C
40
--
„
3.05 Mar
1.76 May
Jan
83
Jan
29c
28
Aug
14
20
20%
110
14%
14%
15
5 530
•
72c
70c
74c
5,300
United
Steel
•
10
10
10%
600
1
1.67
1.67
1.70
6,400
75c
74c
5%c
40
48%
11 %c
Jan
Jan
9
Jan
51%
3.05 Mar
July
6%
Jan
1.80
1.50 July
Upper
Queenston
30c
37c
353,230
17%C
3.35
3.50
2,400
2.33
Jan
55c
65c
4,015
23%
23%
23%
2,000
33c
37c
16,592
___
Van
Aug
•
35c
1
Ranwick Uranium
Poplar Gold
6c
1
Red
— —
__
Reef
__
6%c
Violamac
Vulcan
28c
28c
31c
_
4.50
4.85
.2,200
*
Reno
Gold
_
Richfield
Petroleum
Silk
*
class
Mfg
A
4c.
24c
*
.
6
4c
_
Riverside
Robertson
6
37c
Aug
4.20 May
Amulet
Walker
Jun
29%
Jun
(G
Jan
Westeel
W'ekusko
61c
Jun
76c
7,942
10
Jan
15 %
Feb
230
19
19 V4
Aug
8C
7c
8%c
18,300
Aug
5%c Jun
13%c
Jan
72c
72c
500
60c
Mar
36c
36c
1,000
25c
Jan
32c
Jan
Western
Ashley
31c
Jan
Western
Canada
50c
Jan
Western Homestead
Jan
39c
Mar
Weston
Jan
5.00
4.10 Aug
28%
_
*
common
—
31,000
7
Jan
40c
July
1
4%c
Roche
Long
Roxana
__
"36c
8c
*
23c
Jun
Mar
Windward
28
July
30
Apr
Winnipeg
Electric
50
Feb
75
Jan
Oils
18c
80
18c
500
26%
630
18c
16% Mar
6% July
100
Jan
9%
6c
13
17c
3,000
17
17
,10
29c
23%
23 3b
23%
—
Jan
39c
Jan
31
Feb
Jun
14 %c
-16c
v
10,813
26%
•
Royalite Oil
Roy Silver Mines
Rupununi
Russell
Gold
Industries
_
St
Lawrence
4,860
12%
26c
4,000
24c
Aug
41c
3,000
2C
Jan
7%C
26
27
570
Feb
16c :17 %c
17,700
26
16c
___1
__
98%
27
July
34c
May
103%
Oils
Gold
.Security
635
2.60
2,050
6c
6c
6c
3,000
4%c
Jan
14c
11
11
30
9%
Jan
11%
1.07
1.07
1.75
1.60
1.75
2.75
2.50
2.78
32,000
25c
30c
12,900
10c
Jan
17 %c
18C
'2,000
17c
37
38%
780
31%
44%
44%
120
31%
•
Warrants
Senator Rouyn
—
Yale
Lead
Class
A
Shawkey
preferred
(1945)
•
common
__
_
___
37
__50
Mines
1
__
1
Sheep Creek Gold
12 %c
1.22
May
16,400
85c
Jan
&
Sicks
Yellowrex
93% July
Voting
2.78
1.351
Preferred
Jan
9%C
500
8c
Jun
14c
Jun
45c
66c
8,300
39%
521
100
32
2,000
Miller
Silver
Standard
Silverwood
Dairies
100
__l
1.25
1.23
1.36
155,892
Yukeno Mines
Toronlo^Sfock
,
:
'
.
'■***'■. yAi
1
S
Bladen
Slater
_
5'
i
1
1
Malartic
(N)
1
•
1
___
1
I
_
i
1
_
Co common
:
_
1
_
1
1
1
South
Oils
Standard
21
150
36%
1.49
1.55
2.30
$5
Co
9%
9%
'
24c
-
common
convertible
1st
preferred
Canada
&
Dominion
Fairbanks
Industries
•
28% May
36%
Jun
37
85c
21,125
Jan
Morse
Canadian
Canadian Westinghouse
Jan
Apr
10%
Jan
Jun
40
Feb
29 y8
Jan
39 Ve
96
96
96
85
90%
Jun
80c
78c
85c
10,475
57C
65c
65c
3,700
55c
Jan
36
36
150
34%: May.
18%
18%
275
17
Feb
lpl
Feb
65c
1.28l Mar
75c
Jan
41
Jan
20%
*
Dryden
'
«...
8c
9c
29c
33C
35c
18
18
5,500.
-
July
5%c-July
8,000
.1
Aug
1534
7,615
International Paper common
International -Utilities
25c
July
2,600
33c
11%
Jan
—
.13c
Aue
300
Jan
Jun
50c
:
18
--Jan
Aug
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Pend Oreille
Price
122
160
97
Mar
53%
300
47
Jar
May
53% July
20 %
20%
495
19
Jun
24%
Feb
15
15v2
119
13% May
15%
Aug
3.85
4.00
I,000
20%
1514
3.90
60
3.50
4.80 May
Jun
63
60%
85
49%
Jan
39
383
33
Jan
39
165
165
5
163
175
3.55
4.00
3,280
July
3.20 July
2,610
6%
__
•
9
9%
76 %
9
,
*
78
79
2.35
71
*
4.40
Apr
Aug
Jan
Jan
10
Mar
Apr
82
Jan
Jan
5
„
2.37-
1.20
Jan
3.90 Mar
37
37
3.00
38%
1,425
•
2,56?
32V»
Jan
40% May
36c
35c
39c
II,344
30 %c
31
31
50
31%
32
__•
*
■
.
*
'
31%
Jan
48c
31
Aug
31
205
30 %
Aug
41
Feb
60 %
Jan
L__7%
55
55
56
1,444
50%
Jun
5
26%
26%
27
800
21%
Jan
3.80
200
28%
425
Feb
Inc
16% Aug
38%
,
Paper
Interprovinciif~Utilities
9% "Jan
53
39
J
Hayes Steel
Loblaw
27c
r Feb
60
60
118% 120%
__
Feb
—
14
Jar.
1
Coast Copper
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie Oil
9%
High
Jan
__100
:
Western Lumber
Apr
32%
.
Low
9%
53
com_____*
Range Since January 1
15%
1534
common
Preferred
Mar
100
18%
Feb
39%
•
3.00
800
X
1.49
495
•
1.85
2.25i May
1,400
189
-A
Jan
23
,35
•
_______
Jun
May
1.820
•
Sugar
Vinegars
Canadian
35%
28c
Chemical
6
13
100
Canadian Collieries
Canadian
Jan
34
.100
♦
65c
Jan
1.65 Aug
July
High
12%
593/3
•
2nd preferred
Jan
42c
Jun
34%
—
(1944)__
17c
Apr
5
59
12%
•
1
;
Shares
of Prices
Low
5
Corp
Feb
7.50
5.65 May
25
2.49
Ltd
Stadacona Mines
Anr
72c
for Week
Range
21% Mar
Apr
26%
_____
Brazeau
Spooner
Jan
74,200
;•
34%
♦
MaT
Sale*
Week's
Last
j,
Par
,
Apr
183%
28c
__
Southam Co
Jan
84c
Canadian Funds
Friday
May
37c
18%
24 %c
•
Preferred
2.06
Jan
Exchange-^furb Section
.
Sale Price
39
300
1,200
1.50
.
Jun
7%c
2,500
52.730
5
Jan
Aug
286
20
26%
•
__
1.35
50c
15c
May
Jan
7.00
~
Class B
Jan
6,890
1.65
39
4.60
20%
•
Simpson's Ltd class A
-8c
7,500
5
Jan
Jun
20
2.46
A
Feb
Feb
July
62c
Jan
2.51
36%
class
Jan
4c
1.45
13c
27C
6,000
7.00
5
___
1.30
46
Jan
100%
1.42'
1.50
Asbestos
57,539
26C
.—1
Mines
Jun
July
99
1.45
5
A
Anglo Newfoundland
Feb
3.30
1
Mines—
35%
4 %c
1.50
Aug
1.75
3.05
_
Silver
Apr
Feb
103
20c
1
30c
Jan
20
,
26%
July
*
Aug
1.25>
7.00
common
Aug
9c
59c
Canadian Marconi
Ltd
Apr
29c
145
4%C
Mines
Apr
11c
48,000
1.62
trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
Silknit
—
11c 14 %c
1.59
20%
•
common
Jan
19
May
May
800
100
__
Knitting class
Canada
Breweries
.34c
Jan
•
Zinc
1.80 July
Jan
3.15
Sherritt Gordon
July
15
15c
4%C
July
39,600
78c
1.60
50c
12 %c
94%
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Brown
Bbawlnlgan Water & Power
Aug
97/eC
60c
<
Jun
1.07
*
Petroleums
Ltd
Jan
19
23
37%
65c
383/4
Jan
3.15
2.25 May
29c
Oil Co
13
Feb
1
:
Jan
♦
Freehold
Selburn
Jun
S%c
,
•
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
47
2.55
*
Ltd
,4%
16
94%
100
STOCKS
Scurry
Mar
10c
9%c
—
—
I
common^.
Preferred
483/4 May
Jan
28%
45%
1
Barnia Bridge
Feb
Apr
Mar
98
25
2.60
Mines
Julv
5c
Feb
14
60
11
Jun
May
13c
21%
45%
.
Jan
9
Jan
98%
common
Jap
Mar
Jun
3c
_
Antonio Gold—
Bannorm
15%
24c
2%c
...1
Corp
15% Aug
Jan
14%
•
common
Ryan Lake Mines
Ban
May
2%c
_
Saguenay Power preferred
25
14%
*
___
26%
9.75
50% May
433
York
Royal Bank
1.22
55c
Aug
12 %C
May
13C
*
Gold Mines.
75
25
9,000
4,000
-
27c
l
29c
8%c
5c
19
17
Winchester Larder
55%
7
1,500
28c
1
28%
13
6c
4%c :
,
100
23c
8c
25
18%
—
1
Preferred
55%
7
*
4,180
5
common
28%
13
___
_
common
Lac
3,340
52
10%
6c
Gc
12
50%
10%
'
Little
*
Cotton
Robinson
"•» 11%
11%
503/4#
10c
_
Breweries
(George)
Winora
Robinson
,
Apr
8c
Jun
3c
--
•
,
Jun
4,500
Aug
8,000
12
1
:
Products
Aug
4c
Jan
76c
"
—
Consolidated
July
6
2.35
19%
*
& W)
A
West Malartic
56c
200
1.38 May
19
•
(Hiram)
Waterous Ltd class
Jun
6
Mai
11% May
11
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Renfrew Textiles class A
Aug
91c
Jan
19
1
Jan
24c
8%
11%
1
*
6c
10,500
4.65
___
Mines
Oils
84c
18%C
15
Jan
1
10c
262,430
25% May
*
Jan
8.40
45c
•
•
Trust
Villbona Gold
27c
500
42c
Aug
10
Ltd
Gray
20%
2,600
32c
1
Petroleum
Reeves MacDonald
6c
10 %c 10% c
40c
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
j—
Roi Mines
Victoria
Apr
35c
,»■
3.00
Mar
54% May
May
3.35
55c
Gold
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
32c
1
.
preferred
Canada Mines
Waite
1
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
B
Ventures
Jan
500
Apr
22% Mar
Aug
1.32
20
•
Oils
Feb
46c
July
400
.
Feb
8c
___25
United Keno Hill
United
Pioneer Gold
92c
Jan
61c
Jan
25
Jan
82c
May
35c
35
*
Mines
50c
9,500
28
—
»
„
Gold
Crow
45c
28
1
-
——
_
Engravers
Pickle
1
—
Jun
2%c
___♦
3.8O
6
287/s
8
<
.1
Bros
Third Canadian General Inv___i._____*
\
31
__
;
31%
__
3.80
,
287/e
,
30%
31%
7.75
8.00
1,255
,
-
4,228
31%
32
310
4.75
4.75
200
3.40 Mar
26%
25%
Jan
Jan
6.85 May
28
Mar
4.65 July
•
May
Aug
28% May
3.80 July
32 % May
;.34
Feb
9.20 Feb
36%
Apr
5.50 Mar
Volume 174
Number 5037
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
{581)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday, Aug.
10
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Bid
Par
V
V
Affiliated Fund Inc
_1Vi
Amerex
—10
Holding
American
Corp
BusinesB Shares..
Beneficial
Holdings
Inv
Boston
10.44
19.77
6%
lc
lc
lc
1.12
lc
16.15
17.70
2%s
1
12.39
13.46
1%S Nov.
15,
10.98
12.00
2%s
15.
1952
18.67
19.08
2.20
Investment
7%
Investment
2.40
2.90
Investors Management Fund
22.31
23.83
25.76
Keystone
of
Trust
Custodian
B-l
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Bid
1951
Group
20.75
1
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Stock and Bond Group.
Co of America
11.29
18.19
•
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Group shares
shares
Insurance Group shares
13.15
1
Inc
Fund
12.10
1
Corp
of America-
Tr
BIS
Bank
4.43
1
B
Par
Aviation
__
4.09
1
Inc.
Corp
81air
Bond
43
1
Inc—
Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Mutual Funds—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
5.46
5
American Mutual Fund
-Axe-Houghton
Ask
5.04
(Investment
12.64
13.85
38c
79c
Boston—1
1
l.70s
2s
Sept.
2s
Oct
1.23
Funds—
Aug
26.56
24.76
1951
99.31
15,
99.31
Feb
Feb.
s
1951
100.1
99.30
100
15,
1952
wi
100.3
100.1
100.3
100.3
1952
B-2
(Medium
._10c
9.55
9.56
B-3
(Low
Priced
Bonds)
1
16.01
19.65
5
22.02
23.81
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
1
11.54
12.59
Bullock
1
24.08
26.38
K-l
(Income pfd Stocks)
1
17.09
18.65
1
40.03
44.28
K-2
27.34
100.5
29.83
1
24.21
26.18
35.79
39.03
1
18.20
19.85
Stks) 1
17.44
19.03
Net
value.
asset
Fund
Ltd
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund
Christiana
Securities
Preferred
1
8-1
(Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
(Quality common Stks)_l
6,875
8-2
(Income
144
com—100 6,725
100
139
Commonwealth Investment
8-3
6.86
7.46
Eond
Pfd
&
15.55
16.91
Lexington
1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
27%
29 %
Delaware
16.90
Diversified
Funds
13.67
1
Automobile
14.98
9.72
.
1
8.87
Aviation
1
10.70
13.02
14.27
1
11.20
12.27
1
20.81
22.87
supply
Chemical
Corporate bond series
Diversified
Diversified
Electrical
'/
preferred
1
stock
1
14.05
Merchandising
14.51
shares
4.91
Rate
3.60
3.97
1.75%
3.71
4.09
2.05%
lc
Balanced
o,
Equity
Fund
Inc.
Founders Mutual Fund
^sv>.'
Franklin
Custodian
stock
Common
Fundamental
Oas
29 %
30%
5.66
:
7.81
6.26
8.49
r
lc
series
Fund
6.42
lc
Inc
Inc
2
7.54
7.03
19.68
21.57
1
19.09 '
20.60
General
Capital Corp
1
69.50
74.73
Genera]
Investors Trust
1
5.73
6.23
Stock Fund.lc
8.36
9.16
lc
Group
(The)
7.73
8.47
lc
8.69
9.52
lc
9.03
9.89
shares
lc
Electrical Equipment shares_JLc
Food shares
lc
9.93
10.88
12.67
13.87
5.15
8.85
shares
'
Chemical
Fully
administered shares__lc
General
bond
shares
lc
8.39
9.20
Machinery shares lc
Industrial
8.93
bond
shareable
b2.15
6-
1-51
3- 3-52
b2.20
2.10%
2.35%
7-
2-51
4-
1-52
b2.35
2.25%
5.61
2.05%
8-
1-51
11-
1-51
b2.00
1.85%
3.35%
8-
1-51
5- 1-52
b2.35
shares
lc
Bond
Investors
of
Fund
Fund Inc__ 10c
9.45-
9.84
2nd
Fund
Fund
Inc.l
Guardian
dowe
1.40%
1
6.81
7.44
Sept.
27,
1951
bl.62
1
7.40
1
5.00
1
3.90
1
5.88
industrial
Series
1
9.52
Series
1
4.97
5.43
Priced Com Stock Series_l
5.52
Income Foundation Fund
Low
Bond Series
Stock
Series
Stock
Group
Natural Resources Fund Inc—lc
England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
SI.50
preferred
de
Vega
Pine
Mutual
asset
Petroleum
Fund
Putnam
Scudder,
Stevens
32.76
25
14.00
14.42
16.02
18.07
18.60
20.11
3.15
3.44
<
V:
58.25
28.27
13.85
14.99
26.24
Casualty & Surety
Insurance
28.37
(net asset val)
Fund,
Inc
(net
Selected
Sovereign
State
Street
Stein
Roe
Fund
1
8.00
Investment
62.50
65.00
&
~
Bank
9.35
10.18
Bank of New York &
13.07
14.22
Bankers Trust
-10
43%
45%
14.36
15.52
Chase National Bank-
15
35%
37%
Fund
Chemical Bank & Trust
10
42
44
Shares
series
Fund
Science
the
Avenue
Wisconsin
4.46
6.71
12.02
Independence Trust Shares
5.02
5.43
6.55
6.04
6.60
13.01
13.27
Empire
20.18
22.01
Federation
19.93
21.43
Fiduciary Trust
4.15
4.50
Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
11.66
13.23
5.99
1
8.19
4.06
,6.12
12.17
1
lc
22.27
1
_1
Inc
1
1
Whitehall
North Amer Trust Shares—
Investment Co
E
Corn
2.50
9.37
1
2.46
10.70
2.77
4.93
1
(White
39
129
134
_10
First National Bank
18%
Insur
Co
of North America
10
55%
57%
Jersey Insurance
of N
78%
81%
Lincoln
Agricultural
25
70
74
American
10
30%
32%
4
47%
49%
—5
25%
Alliance
American Automobile
American
Equitable
Assur
27%
Y
„
Bid
30%
32%
100 1,230
Ask
39
71%
55
60
281
290
20
87
90
10
—
99
Public
Sterling
51%
Title
27%
35%
Merchants
Fidelity &
Casualty.5
21
22%
American
of
Newark
2%
22%
23%
.10
29%
31%
National
Casualty
125
53
56
National
Fire
10
72
76
National
Union
25
110
New
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
10
61
63
New
York
.5
20%
22
North
Ameficgn Surety
Automobile
&
Mfrs
4
8%
(Detroit)—10
31%
34%
10
60%
5
35%
Shippers
Boston
Camden
Fire
Connecticut General
Continental
Life
Casualty
10
128
10
Crum b Forster Inc
68%
10
36
38
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance.-^
•
33%
36%
10
35%
37%
Federal
10
85
10
69 %
IL
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Phila__1
Fireman's
Fund
of
Frisco
Firemen's of Newark
10
61%
.10
10
Fire
2
10
36
Globe
.5
13%
common.5
21%
b
Republic
Globe b Rutgers Fire
Great American
20%
27%
29
48%
50%
7%
M8V*
Appalachian Elec Pow 3%s_1981
Carolina Pow & Lgt 27/8S_1981
5
.
Cleveland
161
Seaboard Surety
14'/a
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire b Marine
23%
Standard
i
——
Accident
10
Hartford Fire
Hartford Steambofler
Home
:
35
136
140
8
Fidelity b
8%
7%
2
10
12%
35
36%
30%
32%
-10
10
10
10
"
67
•»
■,'•••
71
32
34
45%
47%
35%
100
570
590
52
54
U
S
Fire
34%
36%
U
S
Guarantee
5
36%
38%
Westchester Fire
10
42
44
25
77
Mellon Nat'l Bank 8c Trust__100
305
National
of Detroit
Bank
Los
Angeles
Security-First National
Pittsburgh
325
Peoples First National Bank
37%
39%
12%
55
57
20
57
20
Portland
First National Bank
United
8t.
Amer
Nat'l Bank
States
,
59
.
Louis
Exchange
Boatmen's
Natl Bank—20
National
36
34
20
44%
47%
17,
Bank
First National Bank
47%
49%
'Manufacturers Bank 8c Trust_20
24
Mercantile-Commerce B b T-100
184
189
15%
16%
25
58
60
25
61
20
Trust—20
United Bank b Trust
100
135
Mercantile-Commerce Natl—100
Mississippi Valley Trust
Mutual Bank b Trust
Louis
Union Trust
58%
55
60
—3
10
2
90%
Francisco
A—6.25
27%
29%
Transmit 3%s—1971
Corp 3%s_
1976
Washington Gas Lgt 3%S-1976
Bid
95%
104%
102
Aak
86%
104%
102%
Amer N T b 8
Bank of
Foods
Ask
106%
94%
106%
95%
105%
105%
103
1981
104%
105
33/aS__1981
1981
Minn. Pow & Lgt 3%s
1981
Mississippi Power Co 3%s_1981
New
England Power 2%8—1981
Peoples Gas Lgt & Cok&rr?.
Corp
.
—1981
Bonds—(Cont.)
Tenn
Gas
United
Gas
k—
102%
Georgia Power 3%8
3%s
Security Issues
Stocks^"*
Alabama
.
104
104%
Florida Pow Corp
102%
103 %
Tenn
103 %
103%
102%
98%
102%
97%
..
,
104%
-
104%
Bid
0
Pow Co 4.60%
4.60* pf<L_100
102
98
Gas Transmission—
preferred
100
preferred
100
Ti^UHmsslon—
4%% preferred
--100
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
$2.55 preferred
——
4.64%
$5.10
Texas
104%
103
98
96
103%
104%
104%
105%
45%
46%
Eastern
37%
Guaranty Co„2
10
33%
of
Detroit
225
1981
3%s
Power
40%
95
21%
42
.
22%
-
Southern Calif Edison 27/eS_1976
a
U
33/eS_1986
Consumers Power 3%s
37%
33
Ilium
Commonwealth Edison 27/8S_2001
17
St Paul
31
Elec
55%
15%
General
60
36
247
Bid
53%
30%
10
237
:,
10
28%
Marine
v
—5
10
Travelers
Hanover Fire
Bonds—
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic (Texas)
57%
7
8%
Recent
41%
19%
Duke
b
32
Bank
38
39%
5
25
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
Fire
Commerce—10
Union
San
3.33%
29
5
7%
Illinois
12.50
:
'
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
100
102
98
12
87
23%,
.22
25
Trust
45%
43%
210
86
63%
102
100
55%
«
47
99
National Bank & Trust—33 %
82
73%
38%
Tower Grove Bank 8s
10
-
City Bank
37
St
Phoenix
—
53%
5
9
x
•
45
25
2.50
Fire
River
Pacific
365
345
37%
Fire
Northeastern
72
20
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank & Trust.
Continental
Northern
132
30
28%
.100
Trust
62%
New Amsterdam
Bankers &
54
257
27%
33%
-20
-16
57%
50
250
United States Trust
25%
25%
5
1,580
20
—100
National
Guarantee &
'21%
55%
20
tyat'l Bank & Trust-_17%
21
5
:
Co
National
Bank
National City Bank
York Trust
49%
'
>
:■■■■&. Ji--.
National Bank—
Central
630
610*
•:
31
29
20%
100 1,540
National
19%
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
American
American Re-Insurance
Brook
New
95
73%
.100
Cleveland
42
100
of Freeport N Y—
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
10
$1.05 Convertible preferred—5
1,290
10
Bank
(The)
Irving Trust
20
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 Prior preferred
10
Northern Trust Co
b Trust
10
Life
National
305
Bank—
Guaranty Trust
Meadow
10
244
290
Savings—
b
20%
10
Bank & Trust
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
2.45,
£ v Far
238
.100
41
-10
Trust
Hanover
5%
5
-16
Plains, N Y)
National
Ask
Bid
.100
—
1
Ask
344
63%
Franklin Square N Y
1955
329
61%
Exchange Bank b Trust_20
County Trust Co.
Franklin
Series 1956
30
Cleveland
1
Inc
.100
28'4
Continental Bank & Trust—-10
1
Shares
Co. .10
First National Bank
Harris Trust
Manhattan
18.93
1
Fund
Fund
1.00
89c
25c
B
Preferred Stock Fund
Income
of
Fifth
Inc
Industry
Bond
Companies
Chicago—(Cont)—
Far
67.82
1
Inc
Fund
Series
Ask
1
Inc
Value Line Fund
2.29
Bid
67.14
Television-Electronics
35.28
Par
1
Technical Fund
Trusteed
-.'V *'V \"-'-V-V
2B
Inc
Fund
'•)
New York
Farnham
Wall Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
95%
Y.
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
Bank & Trust
8.76
Corp.*
Investors
7.20
10
.
New York 5, N.
28.27
Amer Shares
2ya
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Incorporated
v-;:'
58.25
asset value).*
v
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Insurance Companies
Aetna
1.60%
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
Manufacturers Trust Co
Aetna
1.58%
bl.65
City Bank Stocks
20 Broad Street
Kings County Trust
Aetna Life
bl.65
1951
Kugel, Stone & Co.
33.09
20
Clark
&
1.56%
1951
8,
25%
1
Fund
bl.64
1,
5%
24%
1
Fund
Investors
New York
5.19
2.50
Republic
25,
Nov.
Primary Markets in
20.01
l
Inc
(Geo)
:
5
Inc
5.25
Bid
1951
Oct.
Nov.
«
6.43
4%
^_1
Fund
2.95
2.09
1.56%
4.26
Inc
Traaiug
Street
Pioneer
Fund
value)
&
6.
10.40
18.61
_5
,
6.56
32.63
bl.64
5.46
.
4.73
New
8.00
10c
1.54%
1.54%
1951
6.03
Priced
Union
5
Incorporated Investors
v
bl.64
bl.64
1951
8.09
Income Series
Speculative Series
8tock Series
1951........
1.50%
Low
4.78
1
1951
1.48%
2.68
Inc.—V
18,
1.45%
Series
Mutual Fund
Fund Inc.
Oct.
bl.60
lc
Plan
1.35%
bl.62
Union
7.47
bl.60
bl.62
lc
lc
1951
Sept.
Series—
lc
;
30,
1951
Investors Corp
lc
—
11,
1951
14.08
UfclUty shares
4,
Oct.
13,
12.86
shares
Oct.
1.35%
20,
lc
Tobacco shares
1.35%
bl.60
August
16.34
bl.60
Sept.
Petroleum
shares
15.22
Bid
.
1951
1951
Sept.
United
Steel
1
series—
United
shares—
Ask
16,
23,
7.35
7.77
stock
Bid
August
August
14.09
10.12
Equipment shares
17.88
7.04
9.24
Railroad
16.19
13.03
>
RR
17.10
1
Bond
> 7.09
Railroad Bond
121.80
15.73
United Stales Treasury Bills
19.96
113.27
Securities—
National Security
lc
shares
18.46
•
1
Inc
1
National
13.18
-
8.53
40.56
1
Boston
Balanced Fund
Mining shares
7,30
7.78
3152
Interest—l
Life
of
Nation-Wide
5.09
5'
Trust—
beneficial
Investors
Investing Company shares
lc
——lc
Merchandising shares
lc
12.04 "
2.00%
1-52
2.25%
1.85%
Texas
Institutional
2-
1.80%
1.80%
9.29
Low Priced shares-;
1-51
b2.00
5.65
8.07-
Aviation
Building shares
2.15%
Ask
b2.00
Com Stk Fund
Automobile shares
1.90%
Bid
b2.00
Securities—
Common
b2.05
1-51
(Net
6.88
2-52
Due
1-51
Dell
Inc—
1.85%
1-
12- 3-51
1-51
Mass
=0
2.83
b2.00
2-51
Dated
10-
18.78
2.58
1-51
4-
10-
it
Funds
Investors
Industries
17.37
3-
2.00%
Rate
11-
Selected
•
series
6tock
,
1.875%
1.75 %
1-51
Ctfs
An
5.47
V
'• •.' V
Preferred
o,
1.75 %
bl.95
2-51
Manhattan
Zao*
HI
5.28
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
First Boston Corp
10
First Mutual Trust Fund
1
;:t;a
oe
oo'co
bl.95
4-51
2-51
Preferred
Fund
Due
1-
Howard-
Stock Fund
4-51
9-
2-
Mass
2.05
&
Ask
9-
1-51
7-
Steel
11.23
Eaton
Bid
1-50
6-
1.85%
8.87
1.86
Dated
12-
1.80%
8.09
25c
4.50
2.10s
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Shares
98.12
4.89
9.56
Dividend
99.17
98.4
6.36
15.49
8.97
98.26
99.15
6.22
8.72
12.31
98.28"
98.24
4.44
14.13
8.13
100.5
98.26
5.77
1
11.23
100.4
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 19*R__
l%s April 1, 1956—
5.65
1
10.25
.0125
are
lc
Public
1
below
lc
Metals
shares
Massachusetts
1
.0097
Ask
100.5
lc
Non-Ferrous
Mutual
1
1951
shown
Bid
100.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
4.67
4.45
14.81
Tobacco
96.3
55.90
4.24
30.17
1
55.90
4.08
13.51
Railroad
99.23
95.28
1%S April 1, 1952
l%s July 1, 1952 wi
l%s March 15r 1954
38.52
lo
27.53
Railroad Equipment
8teel
38.52
Btiares-lc
1
Utility
99.9958
99.9948
1,
Nov.
Funds—
__1
Oils
98.30
99.16
Maturity—
in 32nds
10
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
•
99.12
98.20
Petroleum
13.90
13.24
1
Metals
15.40
'15.45
99.4
Paper shares
5.71
14.10,.
,12.68
1
117%
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
1V4S Oct.
Values
Home Furnishings shares
12.49
1
stock
Machinery
.0086
Fund—
Business Equipment
99
116
Price
Ask
99.9978
1, 1951
15. 1951
1 %s
6.86
10.94
—•
Value)
Automobile
14.49
11.40
1
6.26
10.01
Bid
Notes—
i%s Oct.
7.08
1
25o
Value)__
Asset
Bid
98.16
l%s Jan, 1, 1953-1952—
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
l%s Oct. 1, 1957-1955
Dollar
Maturity—
Treasury
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
11.23
5.21,
la.22
ruiia.i
equipment
Insurance
10.58
1
stock
common
Dlversfiied Invecameui,
v
6.48
Stks)_i
com
Fund
Second
point
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Mutual Fund—
Sayles
Managed
11.73
1
stock
Building
'S
Loomls
com
Fund
Asset
(Net
Bank
•
(Net
■
Inc—
Agriculture
Priced
Trust
Loomls Sayles
18.53
1
Fund
(Low
Knickerbocker
Stk
Fund Inc
Stocks)
com
(Appreciation
S-4
•
Composite
Grade
a
Panama Canal 3s
1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
l%s May 1, 1952-1951
100.2
,100.1
15,
April
100
—
32nds of
more
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953
27.01
Bonds)
Broad Street Invest Corp—
I
100.1
15, 1951
or
Other Issues
100.1
1951
one
Ask
99.31
27.76
Bonds) 1
14,
Oct.
2%s
1
15,
Odd.
lot sale
(not
97
98
included in year's range),
Vyf
b Bid
Stock
•£
eEx-interest, f Flat price, k
year's' range). tEx¬
trading N. Y. Curb, r Cash sales (no
delivered
wi When
liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges. wdWben delivered.
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-riglits.
z Ex-stock dividend.
Ppderal taxes
• ?jn
nar
vain*
tin default.
tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
included
in
change.
n
year's
range),
Admitted
to
Adl"'lt^
£1
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(582)
with
a
based
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
ago.
year
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
cities of the United States
the last day of
11 clearings from all
Aug.
preliminary totals
Our
year.
week last
above those for the corresponding
3.1%
stand
$14,883,706,692
at
against $14,441,850,667 for the same week in
this center there is
At
1950.
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
OJ5%.
Clearings—Returns
Telegraph
by
the week in all cases has to be estimated.
detailed statement, however, which
present further below*we are able to give the final
results for the week previous — the week
Chicago Reserve District the totals are smaller by 0.7%
in the St. Louis Reserve District the totals are
*but
For that week there was an increase of
Aug. 4.
a
trict of 5.9%, and
and complete
ended
District (including this city) the
gain of 1.6%, in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
3.1%.
The Cleveland Reserve District has to its credit
an increase of 9.7%,
the Richmond Reserve District of
0.9% and the Atlanta Reserve District of 10.2%. In the
totals record
elaborate
the
In
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
we
be
the New York Reserve
able at time of
from which it is
that in
they are located and from this it appears
which
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
going to press. Accordingly, in the above
ends
the Federal Reserve Districts in
the cities according to
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
the
Monday, August 13, 1951
..
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
COURSE
THE
clearings this week show an increase compared
Bunk
.
District
larger by 2.8% and in the Minneapolis Reserve
2.6%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $16,014,821,153 against $15,602,089,399 in the same week in 1950. Outside of this city there
was
an
increase of 3.7%, the bank clearings at this
center having registered an increase of 1.6%.
We group
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
by 2.3%.
improvement of 0.9%, in the Dallas Reserve
District of 2.9% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
show
an
trict of 4.6%.
Per
$7,131,337,582
,093,041,347
York
New
753,751,999
731,571,801
+
940,000,000
896,000,000
+
453,827,094
456,292,844
—
.—.—-
————
318,522,623
291 286,190
Louis
St.
273,300,000
271,200,000
—
_
San Francisco
+
i-
2nd
New
0.8
Cleveland
-
+
+
5.5
10 Cities five
„' 6th 'Atlanta^ '■
cities,
St.
cities,
Total
day—
one
all
cities
for
780,412,601
Kansas
the
New
$14,883,706,692
week-
$14,441,850,067
results for
3.1
+
July and the seven months of 1951 and 1950
follow:
Stocks—
Seven Months——
-—Month of July
Description—
1950
1951
44,543,555
275]l77,274
1950
296,437,754
$45,698,200 $105,873,500
$480,229,900
$609,284,700
V
27,988,591
JKfUfttber of stks._
|1951
Bonds—
ffcailroad & misc.
Internat'l
Foreign
50,000
80,000
229,000
383.000
10,649,400
7,044,340
56,384.320
37,000
1,963,000
bonds_
$539,306,220
$672,895,510
,
_
Outside
>
:
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
months of
1948 to 1951 is indicated in the following:
New York Stock Exchange for the first seven
1951
Months—
1949
1950
No. Shares
18,825,034
20,217,606
No. Shares
70,180,730
41.233.877
42,576,115
33,406,252
17,179,755
16,801.286
35 625,302
40,411,025
21,135,600
22,992,575
•January
February
_____
<
-
57,140.389
34.289,734
38.456,890
27,402,150
_—
JuDe
48,244,665
41,604 044
45,647,098
60,011,467
19,313,984
147.039,909 116.393,392
—
May
2nd
55,260,715
251,889,199
112,401,104
month of July and
44.548,555
18,751,895
of
CITIES
+
521,727,622
'*
415,054,689
405,652,196
+
2.3
361,401,565
381,229,924
"
512,273,989
520.085.004
+
0.9
434,596,120
472,975,348
"
325,607,585
316,342,470
+
2.9
243,733,167
266,886,774
"
893,368,491
853,723,041
+
4.6
687,586,316
757,799,997
16,014,821,153
15,602,089,399
+
2.6
12,673,531,567
13,380,622,061
7,627,309,378
+
3.7
6,117,516,962
6,590,958,439
cities
Richmond
the
District
Reserve
13.1%
by
the
in
and
Atlanta Reserve District
by 14.5%. The Chicago Reserve
a gain of 10.1%, the
St. Louis
Reserve District of 4.8% and the Minneapolis Reserve
For
District has
District
of
the totals
in
4.4%.
the
San
the
In
register
District
Reserve
and
its credit
to
Kansas
City Reserve District
decrease of 2.5%, but in the Dallas
a
the
totals
Francisco
record
increase
an
District of
Reserve
of
4.0%
9.4%.
%
1951
14
York
cities
"
3,620
3,229
2,863
3.251
2,219
1,964
1,742
1,957
Philadelphia
4,400
3.509
4.109
1948
$
1,307
1,077
1,250
26,369
2,427
16,780
13,933
3,945
32,590
1,182
28,547
9,479
1949
or
Dec. %
$
14
1948
$
$
2,397, 512,488
+ 11.8
2,102,958,149
2,359 142,585
31,794 961,158
2,681 049,016
35,543,100,588
+ 11.8
30,224,865,833
31,979,745,639
New
3rd
Philadelphia
16
"
4,662,086,882
4,341 914,421
-f
7.4
3,697,257,867
4,146.632.543
4th
Cleveland
17
"
4,653,620,058
4,117, 301,168
+ 13.0
"
2,060 312,237
+ 13.1
16
"
2,331,095,349
3,432,352,407
3.131,703,432
:> 1,763,137.117
3,906.227,942
8
2,996 565,388
+ 14.5
2,490,740.727
2,705.477,748
31
"
5,388,511,050
6,093,800,273
"
6,505 473,023
2,207 022,690
+ 10.1
7
7,159,708,952
2,312,851,328
2,036,477.085
5th Richmond
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
,___
8th
St.
9th
Louis
Kansas
San
City
15
"
19
Francisco
4.8
1,863,527,991
1,791 469,704
4.4
1,497.441,768
2.5
2,460,407,140
2.857,843.259
2,629 989,481
4.0
2,114,444,563
3,804 347.280
9.4
3,205,718,351
2,323.763,334
3,628,640,758
67,584,867,711
+ 10.1
60,127,713,983
65,667,9G3,05t
37,050,065,566
3.6
30,972,655,300
34,837,901.644
1,871,197,138
2,864,901,159
2,734,642,161
4,164,019,425
"
11
;
2,937 498.673
74,410,624,463
,,
16
Dallas
12th
Total
1,863,711,519
40,226,285,793
Minneapolis
10th
"
184
...
York
New
We
cities
i
City__.
1,761.455,316
S
Reserve Districts
Boston
13,708
27,430
7,863
8,235
8,299
8,855
1,274
1,766
920
10,695
15,735
7,934
9,232
11,956
6,725
8,882
11,179
6,137
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
1,797
1,150
1,011
898
840
639
755
6.535
5,435
4,962
San
1,287
1,489
1,265
10,392
12,574
8,897
4,208
9,134
9,459
7,388
3,719
12,505
8,772
8,945
7,126
3,678
11,256
9,827
11,548
3,770
3,485
3,340
743
+ 14.2
27,515,424.005
28,839.388,328
+ 22.7
25,593.521.835
26,546.010.864
13,805,396,893
+ 18.6
12,639.640,360
20,856,029,762
+ 20.0
19,112,740.154
19,030,831.962
42,923,697,079
+
19.7
33,384,616.186
41,392,333,945
17,080,937,752
14,869,349,512
+ 14.9
14.058,258,767
14,466.118.291
13,483,836,570
11,433,115,421
+17.9
10,923,393.239
11,512,529.468
21,777,021,252
18,345.485,348
+ 18.7
17,200.611.941
20,220,583,129
16,957.174.620
+
19.2
15.367,694,987
15.578.176,652
30,560,261,576
24.494,366.200
+ 24.8
22,842,630,635
24,228,010,512
547,299,118,224
466,206,547,050
+ 17.4
436,753,687,777
456.135.139,153
293,819,462,362
246,309,652 149
+ 19.3
228.380,568,975
237,529.441,441
7
City
12.681,308,755
25,025.417,936
51,392,436,500
ti
11
i«
15
_
__
it
11
__
800
,
18,684.966,837
3,556
830
30,105,350,298
27,179.396,453
3,509
3,572
226,686.176,866
II
31
-
16
Dallas
12th
216,320,948,654
34,393,630,173
16
_
-
Louis
11th
+ 15.4
33,345,911,748
5,299
City
—
_
__
Kansas
228,384.576.225
16,379,686,707
Atlanta
10th
$
16.478.386.673
it
Chicago
1948
v'-
S
15,734.206.964
it
17
-
7th
Seven Months
1949
+ 19.5
-
_
%
'-116,852.609,239
ft
16
—
__
.
or
Dec.
263,505,446,261
"
5th
Inc.
$
-
w-r
20,133,948,620
cities
York
11.978
2.160
1,130
1,550
865
14
—___;
Seven Months
1950
1951
$
Cth
22,517
20,884
13,078
26,113
Seven Months
Seven Months
Federal
+
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the seven months for four years:
append
4th
1949
1950
30,534 29,155 30,830 253,479 219,896 208,373 218,655
Boston
Inc.
1950
1951
Districts
2nd
2nd New
IN JULY
s
New York— 34,184
1,480
an._
Baltimore
_
CincinnatiKansas
410,868,962
—
7,911,131,823
July.
Reserve
3rd
Fi
420,637,183
City
Boston
1st
-Jan. 1 to,July 31-
1S48
omitted >
Sari
930,481,221
2.8
"
Month of July—
Federal
1st
the seven months, ended with July in
(000.000
Pittsburgh.
733,659,400 ;
1,047,771,721
of the clearings for
that month there was an in¬
body of clearing houses of 10.1%,
the 1951 aggregate of clearings having been $74,410,624,463 and the 1950 aggregate $67,584,867,711.
In the New
York Reserve District the totals show an improvement
of 11.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of 11.8% and in
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.4%. In the Cleve¬
land Reserve District the totals are larger by 13.0%, in
24,585,115
BANK CLEARINGS IN LEADING
Louis..
569.402,447
0.7
670,831,004
1,040,200,082
of bank clearings at leading cities for the
each of the four years is shown below:
St.
580,498,832
10
York
108,303,975
163,315.502
27,983,591
Chicago
401,613,220
+ 10.2
for the entire
42,769,258
135,495,807
.July
course
799 060,106
428,282,714
30,922,212
100.148,774
.
Months
The
856,275,254
714,719,732
0.9
34,612,565
18,179,374
17,767,357
247.188 683
Quarter
822,770,527
9.7
+
739,525,224
112
month
Outside
Six
3.1
+
We also furnish today a summary
the
11th
March
April
+
900.063,379
509.426.910
6
Francisco
6th
1943
No. Shares
No. Shaves
Msfc Quarter
1,031,045,711
514,160,007
7
;
New
crease
182 700
$56,399,600 $113,039,840
;
TJJ3. Government
Total
1,063,009,391
■
63,045.110
2,000
Bank-
gov't
7,030.173,769
10
City
Total
transactions
Exchange' is appended. The
Stock
York
6,780,378,281
507,684,349
—
Dallas
687,466,461
-
Our usual monthly detailed statement of
on*
1.6
$14,103,294,091 $13,754,384,206
Total all cities, five daysM
+
"
Minneapolis
12th San
8,257,491,433
10
17
—
Louis
Uth
2,799,663.825
2,925.219,005
days
five
8,386,078,056
4
Chicago
9th
$11,173,075,036 $10,954,720,381
days
7th
10th
Other
503,855,029
987,230,078
6
303,960,038
465 367,730
"
11
7\
234,886,563
$
$
5.9
"
Cleveland
8th
Baltimore
Dec. %
"
Richmond
247,794,807
■j fm
Philadelphia
1943
1949
Inc. or
$
.
+
12
.
4th
—
1950
:
581,972,181
cities
5th
324,828,776
Pittsburgh
3rd
York
$
616,585,439
12
40.2
0.9
6.9
295,991,363
293,264'440
-
■
Boston
9.4
—
340,094,000
476,844,000
———
1st
BANK CLEARINGS
OF
1951
Reserve Districts
Federal
0.5
+
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
4.9
City
a
Week of Aug. 4—
3.0
Philadelphia
Kansas
furnish
we
0.5
—
"Chicago
Boston
the following
In
Cent
1950
1951
Week Ended Aug. 11—
1,355
Cleveland—
1,795
1,443
1,148
■Minneapolis
1,234
1,157
979
1,519
1,411
1,171
New Orl'ns-
589
539
462
493
2,199
1,928
1,493
1,735
596
558
457
511
Omaha
608
567
472
535
15,553
4,317
4,456
Providence.
125
115
98
112
951
Detroit
Xouisville__
6,312
Milwaukee-
360
302
240
270
2,581
2,045
Buffalo
432
379
328
355
3,160
2,549
2,765
Total
Outside
_
tt
19
_
—
York
New
cities
_
City—
9,567
7,738
3,475
The
following compilation
covers
the clearings by months since Jan. 1, 1951 and 1950:
CLEARINGS
MONTHLY
Clearings, Total All
Months—
1.790
1,773
2,349
2,545
_
Francisco
$
2,494
447
425
339
389
3,145
546
488
388
448
3,955
3,209
2,878
2,514
3,023
January
Denver
Indian'polis
273
264
i 224
240
1.892
,'1,688
1,582
1,572
March
Richmond—
603
542
474
522
4,414
3,668
3,534
383
371
311
319
3,098
2,698
2,556
2,500
583
468
521
4,722
3,629
1,646
3,278
1,593
763
753
1950
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
$
3,513
793
1951
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
3.511
651
Clearings Outside New York-
—
1950
1951
6t.
Paul
Memphis
Seattle
„
—
Salt Lake C.
263
247
211
242
Hartford
124
115
101
1,986
108
__
\
.
904
1
59,086
10,472
Totft)
—
Out, N.Y.C. 40,226
We
now
8,139
9,833
8,886
37,050 30,972 34,837
add
76,498
64,753
30.505,289,778
+
36,737,560,974
+ 20.6
239,954,659,751
196,253,347,950
—22.3
128,089,413,521
102,078.326,309
+
25.5
77,466 283,437
Total
1st
quar
+ 32.6
62,320.454,838
4-24.3
41,560,943,883
32,905,046,529
+
26.3
23.2
77,284 816.370
2nd
59,853
Total
293,819 246,309 228,380 237,529
6
Total
7
months
36.084,171,990
+ 17.1
41,672,957,351
38,192,041.755
+
9.1
202,368,331,389
+
15.1
125,503,758,048
107,181,260,274
+
17.1
398,621.679^339
+
18.6
253,593,176,569
209,259,586,^83
+
21,2
67,584,867,711
+-1Q.1
40,226,285,793
37,050,065,566
+
8.6
547,299,118,224
months
42,269.856,814
9.2
472,888,493,761
quarter-
13.0
+
74,410,624.463
Total
+
71,627,359,741
232,933,834,010
1
68,420,516,810
78,182, 729,203
May
74,410 67,584 60,127 C5.667 547,299 466,206 436,753 456,185
all
37,574,354,671
44,314,240,276
t'
*
April
63,938 57,701 51,938 56,781 470,801 401,453 377,667 396,332
Other cities
16.6
85,296,307,305
June
Tot.27cities
34,335,475,557
+
+ 20.8
+ 28.8
66,867,104,168
68,534.627,468
■
1,589
46,200,823,574
58,756,227.011
70,630.016,771
86.123,724,978
February
466,206,547,050
+ 17.4
293,819,462,362
246,309,652,149
+19.3
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of July and the week ended Aug. 4 for four years:
our
■
-Month of July
UTnarlngs at—
,
1951
.
$
;
'
Inc.
$
Fi?rst Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
8,297,196
7,770,252
19,169,814
19,712.332
2,219,697,775
8,700,969
1.964,849.532
Holyoke_.
5.337,801
4,379,598
Lowell
4,113,141
4,240.438
9,267,508
9.652,362
Portland
:
Massachusetts—Boston
i_.
Fall River__
+
6.8
1950
1951
or
Dec. %
Week Ended August 4
-Jan. 1 to July 31
1
1950
y;v
$
59.041,407
V.
$
51,394.623
Inc. or
1951
Dec. %
1950
$
+ 14.9
1.881.718
Inc. or
.
1949
1
2.067.323
—
.
1943
$
$
Dec. %
2.037.411
1,453.223
9.0
2.8
137,748,928
125,844,869
9.5
4,551,558
4.960,184
3.2
4,064,537
5 030.075
+ 13.0
16,780,142,964
13,933,178,674
+ 20.4
513.009.319
480.600.627
+
6.7
331,580,015
413.272.953
1.6
67,016,325
58.253,362
+ 15.0
2.064.483
2,039,201
+
1.2
1,550,771
1.706,341
+ 21.9
35,878,293
30,748,831
+ 16.7
3.0
31.120,295
28,211,538
+ 10.3
922,411
1,086,695
4.0
—
8,564.868
+
+
—
'
New
1
Bedford
—
69.144,975
59,340,977
+ 16.5
2,179,494
2.295.822
1,313,293
2,045.058
2.1
293,460,717
255,189,663
+ 15.0
8.980.656
8.597.524
+
4.5
7,523,903
236.853,819
186,170,927
+ 27.2
7.432.491
6,752.580
+
10.1
4.507,145
7,289,558
5 320.644
New
Haven-
Water bury
-
;
,
+
7.6
904.529,500
793.862,291
+ 13.9
29,146.438
30,093,647
+ 12.0
414.664,356
366.484.654
+ 13.1
14.272.038
14,418.422
104,690,600
88,804,400
+ 17.9
30,612.000
27.449.500
Rhode Island—Providence
Wew Hampshire—Manchester
T<*aJ (14 cities).
38,927.403
30,134.053
124,372,568
Connecticut—Hartford
782.353
826,576
9.3
38,128.477
32.942.468
•
Worcester
—
—
+
—
'
Sjiringfield
-
—15.1
115.638.487
63,796,644
14,802,700
56,953.825
13,046.800
+ 13.5
—
—
—
5.1
3.1
23.632.147
25,810,111
1.0
12,311,491
13.075.121
+ 11.5
22,654,300
27,730,600
—
'
'
125,164,600
115,457,200
951.189,200
839.922,600
7,257,355
8.185.338
—11.3
48.467.241
44.201,825
2.681,049,016
2,397,512,488
+11.3
20.133,948,620
16,852,609,239
+
3.4
+ 14.5
.
9.7
1.532.833
1,610,656
+19.5
616,585,439
531,972,131
+
—
—
^
—
+
4.8
1:272,210
1.932,263
5.9
465,367,730
503,855,029
.Volume
174
Number 5037
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'
—
•
•
'
,
-Month of July-
Clearings at—
New
1951
Federal Reserve
155,356,838
1950
Inc.
$
—18.0
189,443,573
or
1951
1,143 ,177,218
1,181,936.046
3.3
—
1950
*
Dec. %
$
Dec. %
20,321,264
—32.2
13,772,849
Inc.
or
14,856,450
+ 15.7
+ 13.9
111, 930,909
3,160 ,370,726
96,780,358
379.772,872
3,901,846
2,549,990,394
3,888,088
+ 23.9
+
+ 16.0
67 ,139,666
96,393,973
56,787,321
+ 18.2
+
67 941,577
253,479 ,655,862
—
60,204,279
+ 12.9
5.6
1,682,844
219,896,894,901
+ 15.3
8,103,689,330
7,974,780,021
23,600,035
9,030,036
9,625,161
30,534,802,145
+ 12.0
103,250,906
Syracuse
utica
91,952,865
+ 12.3
65,110,912
+ 13.6
i—
73,981,604
im™
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Montclair
Newark
,
14.618,991
58,136,505
(a)
•
35,543,100,588
Third Federal Reserve
+13.6
1,612, 319,233
+ 10.7
1,876. 477,722
3.4
54, 735,936
51,693,124
+ 11.8
263,505,446,261
228,384,576,225
•
7,790,359
—
31,794,961,158
a)
22.0
+
1,809,424
+
1.6
6,556,114,605
23,499,262
+
0.4
19,777,448
16,618,884
+ 16.2
13,002,966
167257,471
+"7.4
11,537,945
uJeoTin
+~ol
934,617
43,379,393
1,104,030
46,790,543
43,307,814
45,265,948
1.6
6,780,378,281
7,030,173.760
—19.0
1,190,008
1,255,603
1,320,990
*
23.9
+
la)
'< a)
52,651,574
52,355,120
51,639,853
53,606,498
8,336,078,056
8,257,491,433
+ 19.4
5.9
+
1,583,193
—15.4
+ 18.7
89,081,136
520; 376,825
12,844,569
3,357,193
80,393,573
17j5~8,89G
+ 21.1
105, 754,565
12,523,386
3,511,846
72,766,726
1,712,111
19,306,181
+ 21.0
446,681,356
1.6
•
1,980,675
$
+ 15.4
3.7
—
+
■'
1,728,603
6,789,663,573
-
20,060,383
14,221,498
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altcona
5,615,846
5,321,562
~
23,846,765
17,675,163
—
Lebanon
Norrlstown
+
4,571,986
25.842.288
Harrisburg
5,534,853
5,689,369
~
Chester
6,403,297
5,824,565
Bethlehem
Lancaster
632,061,984
426,367,810
a23,027,l33
1,301,637,382
1,571,433,001
225,850,011
7,526,098
cities).
626,151
540, 939,871
...
195,233,521
249,973,661
764
+ 13.1
+
(a)
,221,842,704
Oranges
(14
—
14,384,134
65,777,525
I_~
^
Northern New
Jersey
Total
5.3
+
1948
$
4.7
6.2
92,077,597
2,098,620
1,988,608
1949
0.4
8,002,650
34,184,338,670
York
Rochester
—12.3
39,737,392
34,114,119
+ 16.5
1,112,542
5.2
52,564,438
37,083,249
+ 41.7
+ 24.4
1,516,112
37.544,312
1,090,094
33,005,191
+
13.8
1,295,961
8.4
185,837,069
1,414,830
159,809,369
+
16.3
14,001,469
+ 26.2
125,206,264
22.9
3/394,927
+ 11.9
34,996,292
101,873,473
30,288,699
+
4,756,497
+ 15.5
22779,793
+ 16.3
+
1,373,863
+ 39.1
1,243,677
8.4
1,251,357
1,058,644
+ 43.7
3,141,904
3,495,200
2.8
783,000,000
1.0
2,583,703
9.4
5.347,345
—
8,319,922
7,415,997
51,446,255
4,400,000.000
44,246,485
4,109,000,000
+
7.1
32,590,000,000
28,547,000,000
+ 14.2
14.907,536
27,416,015
13,593,256
1,013,000,000
+
9.7
104,495,905
985,000,000
91,265.355
+ 13.3
24,544,768
3,190,233
+ 11.7
194,790,539
3,221,010
165,888,006
+ 17.4
13.197.289
12,175,983
5,729,283
+
8.4
6,323,681
92,967,166
+ 13.9
24,685,114
2,781,099
22,070,418
2,799,084
0.6
20.9
1,659,305
5,525,420
3.229,572
1,053,586
4,898,873
+ 12.8
3,506,880
817,000,000
2,781,001
4,743,630
3,786,053
4,248,202
6,535,146
Philadelphia
heading
6,613,565
+ 38.6
8,606,035
9,088,310
—18.7
9,670,046
7,497,598
3.1
822,770,527
856,275,254
>cranton_.
Wilkes-Barre
York
Du Bois
Z~
"
Hazejr,on_
Delaware—WilmingtonlZIIZ
New
1951
9.282,894
Jamestown
New
or
15,643,259
Buffalo
.
Inc.
Dec. %
432,477,402
_
Elmira
'"i
$
District—New Yorkiv York—
York—Albany_
Binghamton
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
1950
$
Second
43
(583)
+ 12.2
+ 11.8
175,754,496
81,614,290
145,374,825
—36.5
6,858,024
9,432,587
1.2
46,435,247
42,696,049
—■
+
—
—
—27.3
8.8
+
51,304,099
44,148,074
+ 16.2
372,226,615
320,600,368
+ 16.1
48,699,382
41,578,188
17.1
16;597,924
+
282,770,159
261,058,233
+
8.3
8,266,390
11,975,563
10,168,920
4,662,086,882
4,341,914,421
+
7.4
1,063,009,891
1,031,045,711
Jersey—Trenton
Total (16 cities)
+
—
34,393,630,173
30,105,350,298
+ 14.2
+
Fonrth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland
Ohio—Canton
34,054.561
2
Cincinnati
>
162,688,400
Hamilton
Lorain
Youngstown
3,384,608
2,566,307
1,480,257,968
Erie
356,140,264
+ 11.0
36,589,200
281.100,342
37,495,600
2.4
33,902,300
48,352.500
—
+ 22.2
4.4
37,655,252
33,575,190
8.1
183,826,973
152,060,392
+
20.9
5,353,107
5,652.345
—
6.1
5.3
4,165,755
9,209,332
4,568,764
8,713,345
+
5.7
6,445,653
7,045,863
342,813,120
324,683,298
+
5.6
244,131,595
295,430,677
900,063,375
+
+
+ 12.2
286,765,071
159,648,002
713,191,943
228,762,165
129,119.971
+ 25.4
573,943,283
+ 24.3
+ 10.5
22,734,022
18,683.858
+ 21.8
+ 12.8
17,722,944
13,762,773
+ 28.8
9.2
10,695,646,726
9,232,404,692
+ 15.8
7.5
187,573,297
166,076,009
+ 12.9
3.3
138,469,332
128,793,920
+
7.5
2.9
152,518,123
139,325,272
145,268,111
115,021,279
+
5.0
+ 21.1
33,345,911,748
27,179,396,453
:
+
—
—
—
19,217,798
+
4,117,301,168
2.1
+ 13.0
+ 23.6
+ 22.7
•
Fifth
144,181,727
276,325,385
3.0
18,561,682
+
6,421.697
5.5
6.5
29,016,845 +
20,341,959
4,653,620,058
5,567,317
+
+ 18.2
3,061,887
19,624,001
Total (17 cities)
—12.0
332,177,226
+
18,020,266
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling
7,242,282
184,099,283
392,646,411
+
19,669,804
2
6,370.749
194,248,159
32.9
2,274,942
26,840,080
Oil City
67,207,441
+ 12.5
+ 20.2
+
+
1,355,110,232
County_2L_
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
1,180,252,400
+ 13.2
37,402,532
91,955,575
9,459,216,537
1,062,849,000
54,999,259
+
20,278,985
97,925,541
229,875,953
5,435,004,061
4.1
—
5,394,997
39,696,222
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver
+ 24.4
23,990,312
20,882,640
Newark
258.568,211
6,530,367,412
12,574,439,327
6.9
+
8,043,208
5,634,866
25,931,239
Mansfield
4.8
—
840,559,813
1,443,652,185
156,057,900
9,104,638
Columbus
;
35,749,816
898,663,121
1,795,306,296
1
Cleveland
.•
■■■•,.
987,230,078
7
9.7
714,719,732
799,060,106
I
Federal Reserve District—Richmond
t
West
Virginia—Huntington
13,633,813
9.5
542,296,454
+ 11.2
17,099,469
+ 10.4
34,798,107
32,685,915
+
1,011,468,422
+
91,286,431
+ 15.9
453,229,000
373,625.000
3,668,116.095
.134,701,585
111,645.331
269,101,765
7,934,682,904
13,8
Frederick
78,754,765
4,414,516,350
234,671.970
:
+ 18.0
3,230,906
+
21.3
15.469,842
20.3
132,565,920
145.602.305
3,945,671
4,124,259
263,809,142
253,168,938
Sixth Federal Reserve
4,954,267
+ 29.2
40,770,958
31,653,542
437,745,833
378,833,438
+ 15.6
3,041,397,714
2,581,529,899
+ 17.8
95,138,436
2,331,095,349
Columbia—Washington
2,060,312,237
+ 13.1
16,379,686,707
13,805,396,893
+ 18.6
514,160,007
o
2,731,976
+
2,998,394
+ 19.6
14.502,000
10,929,000
9.0
108,205.044
114,968,100
4.3
3,098,915
3,271,612
224,894,125
202,114,077
—
—
+
4.2
91,243,925
+
4.3
74,350,654
67,331,537
609,426,910
+
0.9
428,282,714
401,613,220
28.8
District—Atlanta
Tennessee—Knoxville
90,879,511
~
Nashville.
332,565,992
20,863,531
21,802,260
20,891,962
17,464.203
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
+ ! 6.2
656,017,909
530,459,969
+
5.0
14,652,251
+ 27.4
2,554,472,967
2,211,843,961
+15.5
21.0
77,296,533
+
67,282,116
+ 14.9
8,648,600,000
7,071,800,000
+
22.3
277,742,000
239,200.000
+ 16.1
5,670,716
4,705,654
3,803,270
4,090,620
985,600,000
25,765,333
]
Columbus
85,580,548
349,089,312
1,192,600,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
17,929,665
+ 25.8
+ 23.5
185,067,049
133,798,386
+ 38.3
4.4
153,314,292
137,237,315
129,011,959
109,957,039
+
408,261,195
5.0
276,506,324
235,488,896
435,863,963
+ 21.5
3,697,909,290
2,976,111,314
33,849,079
29.734.929
+ 13.8
31,401,388
17,641,600
18,821,000
40,434,370
Jackson
18,796,644
17,794,000
.
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
42.109.456
13,898.963
13,914,537
68,775,436
>
:
61,157,162
211,000,000
222,100,000
+ 11.7
2.6
+
—
464,842,065
32,958.128
Mobilo
18,668,410
-
"
529,553,393
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Montgomery
+ 37.1
12.931.000
+
+ 20.7
6,400,813
Total (8 cities)
2,356,483
+ 14.7
6,725,400.291
:
6.5
1,150,712,607
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
6.5
+
18,871,249
_
+
60,169,000
603,034,927
Richmond
Bouth Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
12,805,272
65,898,000
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 13.9
+
3,644,830,826
2,970.595,428
17.3
+ 22.7
—
3,899,376
3,879,932
To
3,8371463
3,2*77^447
—
102,957,443
91,818,044
+ 12.1
67,904.927
69,083,423
24.3
108,003,950
99^292^662
+**8~6
8<M~9~9~238
80.3~lT475
7,297,346
7,093,644
+
2.8
6,040,902
6,590,568
■h
3.C
472,985
422 383
3.3
115,669,542
108,0o2;5l5
+ 17.4
+
236,094,692
194,523,983
+ 21.4
6.2
—
—
+20.5
«
127,847,178
120,431,598
+
6.2
5.5
134,971,000
123,777,000
+
9.0
4.0
13.7
Meridian
302,302,918
265,814,764
+
5,918,214
6,324,664
6.4
Vicksburg
44,592,045
40,787,822
+
9.3
2,161,965
2,057,264
+
5.1
15,178,051
13,831,232
+
9.7
589,598,974
539,763,187
500,297
9.2
485,922
+
4,208,701,436
3,719,571,055
+ 13.2
137,565,259
142,208,691
3,432,352,407
2,996,565,388
+ 14.5
25,025,417,936
20,856,029,762
+ 20.0
739,525,224
670,831,004
+ 10.2
580,498,832
569,402,447
+ 16.9
1,506,107
1,696,603
—11.2
2,317,090
1,399,493
+ 14.9
10,107,011
11,013,1+5
Louisiana—New
Total (16
Seventh
Orleans
_
cities)
Federal
6,686,330
.Detroit
Rapids
26,408,825
55,281,712
Jackson
50,574,022
9.091,007
Bay City
28,077,207
12,413,165
Muskegon
8,563,520
27,912,736
Lansing
11,804,839
8,242,516
Indiana—Fort Wayne
11,213,818
31,897,423
28,261,107
62,775,399
59,124,625
273,967,257
264,318,669
Gary
Indianapolis
Bouth Bend
41,904,255
'Terre Haute
*
Milwaukee-
49,877,691
42,673,897
15,553,392,339
12,505,856,882
+ 24.4
169,924,383
142,169,134
+ 19.5
381,065,501
316,071,803
+
20.6
+
29.9
+
9.3
+
6.2
64,498,614
49,670.033
0.6
195,702,415
171,094,402
5.2
93,103,872
71.453,032
Manitowoc
+ 30.3
+
—26.5
61,288,133
+
12.9
214,967,830
173,247,156
6.2
437,533,949
368,575,797
3.7
1,892,460,393
1,688,802,229
5.7
286,561,602
241,297,915
Iowa—Cedar Rpaids
Des Moines
+
—
+
302,515,083
5,301.910
4,907,422
8,779,142
1.457,120
+
3,199.039
+
18,051,888
142,310,717
134,276,883
66,899,628
City
18,599,736
68,947,579
2,213,453
Bloomington
Chicago
2,222,595
7,281,066
.
Ullnbis—Aurora
7,593,519
6,995,862
5,715,889
3,620,713,358
Decatur
3,329,414,045
16,047,941
+
Peoria.™
Rockford
Springfield
19,341,008
.
57,940,210
31,731,602
—
-
_
+
—
—
+
—
—
—
66,531,913
—
+
7.9
7,161,891
6,956,672
12.1
63,314,000
68,690,000
.
+ 18.8
9.084,546
86,227,271
+ 14.1
2,955,359
+ 17.1
2,581,796,316
2,045,605,496
+ 26.2
37,433,856
31.495,000
+
0.6
61,581,357
56,547,270
+
9.8
10,116,263
9,257,886
+
22,042,764
19,117,751
+
136,962,399
116,771.688
6.0
1,034,717,277
912,398,051
3.0
500,345,900
422,568,882
53,209,000
6,001.291
6.748,435
1.9
—
9.3
—
—
79,340,680
3,126,028
$
_
+
10.1
+
72,070,917
5.6
3.444,242
3,673.554
1.6
31,534.050
29,339,097
6.3
13,433,700
13,454,308
56,288,010
54,422,636
18.9
8.9
+ 17.3
-'Vr'.x
4,570,565
4,326,921
+13.4
32,087,521
32,603,895
+ 18.4
1
15,099,345
16,120,418
0.4
17,808.878
17,328,723
+
4.1
51.463,762
44,104,776
—
—
—
+ 16.7
2.8
_
+ 22.4
45,553,482
36,492,598
+ 24.8
1,525.611
8.7
1,492,300
26,369,451,405
22,427,222,329
+ 17.6
772,067,946
783.284,400
+
6,139,856
50,838.000
15.3
3.0
4,604,369
7.3
9.3
0.7
2.9
+
3,259.215
139,531.368
8.0
—.i.,—.
6,303,475
_
—
9,258,927
*98,415,086
+
—
2.2
1,097,402
1.196,440
1.4
527,079,500
720.260.913
—17.0
117,859,909
101,176.868
+ 16.5
3,543,706
3,613,265
2.889.787
5.8
3.214,247
395,863,073
335,676,436
+ 17.9
13,885,429
15,023,270
7.6
8.188,963
+ 23.1
11,759,252
210,028,459
166,164,176
+ 26.4
7.264,864
5,764,253
+ 26.0
4,236.492
4.222,399
4,506,549
4,203,782
+
7.2
3,169,438
4,124,911
0.7
733,659,400
930,481,221
+
4.8
250,200,000
258,400,000
2.7
101.915,943
89,179,571
+
4.9
66,703,667
61,399,430
—
7.3
1,817,573
1,889,961
+
2.8
420,637,133
410,808,962
+
25,806.635
18,070,262
+
3.4
120,992,174
104,812,943
+ 15.4
2,079,888
2,044,742
+
1.7
16,215,480
13,753,374
6,505,473,023
+ 10.1
51,392,436,500
42,923,697,079
+ 19.7
1,040,200,082
4.6
9,479.801,437
8,235,507.236
+ 15.1
301,200,000
287,300,000
+
—
1,047,771,721
+
—
1.9
+ 17.9
7.159,708,952
(31 cities)
5,304,027
Miw
18,686,897
Sterling
———————
+ 14.8
6,759,324
163,409,938
0.4
13.7
+ 19.2
54,783.105
•
12,644,059
— —
7,762,550
+ 18.7
+
14,523,413
+ 24.1
+
3,221,792
.
_
+ 14.4
—
1,599,526
Watertown
6.2
+ 14.1
8,725,589
/
Sheboygan
Total
14,552,090
20,304,757
—
—14.4
360,506,899
Oshkosh
Ames
39,662,789
14,500,000
23,091,093
Wisconsin—Madison
Sioux
7,130,196
1,928,802,655
2,199,849,318
21,758,515
Flint
-
—
Reserve District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
—
—
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
1,307.474,233
1,250,181,159
Cape Girardeau
12,458,644
12,985.288
Independence..
1,845,716
2,887.707
Kentucky—Louisville
596.284,532
Illinois—Jacksonville
.
Quincy
Total
558.173,961
383,552,703
Tennessee—Memphis
371,321.239
1,973,621
2,194.268
9,261.879
(7 cities)
2,312,851,328
9,279.068
2,207,022,690
4.1
91,063,272
79.173,444
—36.1
14,081,518
13.656.702
+
6.8
4,317,681,565
+
3.3
3,098.132,330
—10.1
13.336,592
12.425.897
+
7.3
66,841,038
59.559,860
+
12.2
1,960,538
2,114,692
17,080,937,752
14,869,349,512
+ 14.9
521,727,622
507,684,349
—
0.2
+ 4.3
+ 15.0
|
+
3.1
3.770,654 629
+
14.5
133.066,775
136.773.793
2,698,371.744
+ 14.8
85,499,909
81,495,864
—
—
«
—
—
—
...—.
—
.
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1950
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$
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$
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Dec. %
$
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Dec. %
$
$
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Inc. or
1950
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Week Ended August 4
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
-Month of July—
1951
Clearings at—
;..
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Rochester
210.420,130
180,861,367
6.6
7,388,128,425
+
6.4
8,897,660,172
51,473,471
+
5.1
3,145,372,842
2,765,387,872
+
3.3
26,326,247
+
1,160,362
33,364,164
4,399,000
5,164,532
-
,
-
,,
6,014,774
3,619,825
Huron
15,399,273
•
Helena
107.350,953
8579537561
67779',297
8,198,036
37320",878
3,655,152
+
4,522,574
+
173,237,613
6.2
13.6
3,731,194
+ 17.2
1.6
—
9.3
24,297,938
20,539,914
+ 18.3
1.9
117,770,597
100,208,316
+ 17.5
2.1
97,406,536
88,794,460
+
9.7
15.9
4.0
338,074,581
291,678,354
+
—10.6
11,132,961
10,520,294
+
4.4
13,483,836,570
11,433,115,421
+
24,005,457
17,917,552
+
405,652,196
34.0
5.7
~Z,l\V,b21
3.853,076
—*573
8,850,576
9,057,013
2.3
361,401,565
381,229,934
—
4,241,190
1_0,726~346
415,054,689
17.9
+ 14.4
3,999,877
10,158,658
5.8
+
1,791,469,704
99~4~8~7~024
+ 15.3
91,571,750
170,489,310
—
1,808,243
1.871,197,138
34,989,722
3.0
—
45,542,450
1,617.568
Lewiston
Total (16 cities)
84,876,003
270,131,973
+ 13.1
30,803,051
3.7
+
3,311,071
13,482,563
47,385,236
Great Falls
26,063,000
+
15,692,198
13,774,056
,
Montana—Billings
186,633,788
27,690,000
—77.1
26,291,545
—
8,227,199
215,153,911
—
16,736,499
—-
Sioux Falls
6.6
4.3
—
"
+ 13.2
45,482,221
-18.7
+
1,236,665
3,1578,000
5,356,583
+ 20.4
25,932,378
7,272,618
—
3i,928,203
Dakota—Fargo
Grand Forks
Minot
262,883,343
1.5
__
South Dakota—Aberdeen
7,620.753
6,752,145
246,899,139
6,534.565
7,550,618
285,604,744
13.7
3,670,032
3,795,736
7,930,309
-
Falls
Fergus
(forth
8.6
+
—
Winona
16.3
4*
447,120,399
■
St. Paul
+
29,976,043
1,157,556,804
7,454,060
425,442,941
32,544,723
1,234,074,986
..
Minneapolis
—
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
HastingsLincoln
Omaha
8~6
—
35,924,944
32,846,944
608,776,414
567,142,474
7.3
4,456,783,457
18,276,816
10,476,463
8,773,835
1.525,565
37,287,595
39,113.880
75,487,306
67,182,282
7,186,463
1,287,421,366
6,636,211
1,489,353,504
50,095,254
1,645,229
52,885,023
—
1,728,412
—
Topeka
—
Missouri—J oplin
Kansas City
St. Josepn__
Carthage
—
741,789
...
7,232,688
119,136,229
4.3
—
19.4
+
237,165,900
+ 13.4
8,-931,769
8,627,966
+
+
23.6
20,-000,311
13,922,977
+
6,801,529
7,531,491
12,362,505
3.5
402,157,197
43.7
14,376,291
50,208,874
41,954,223
+
19.7
+
13.8
316,039,413
327,'182,663
309,954,2il
10,392,978,630
9,134,663,448
2787459,133
—13.6
319,281,459
20.1
13,517.348
11,722,531
9,701,880
383,302,270
+
10,486,763
5.3
4.8
14.168,299
12,245,264
+
15.7
3.422,336
2,643,398
2,r;28,827
2,279,979
2~5~93,474
2,/8~0~,083
27098,432
2,189,032
520,085,004
434,596,120
472,975,348
8.3
+
158,235,885
+ 12.0
2.5
+
2,937,498,673
1,012,381,744
72,992,613
+
32.6
3,209,187.702
+
23.2
71,690,010
+
29.2
2.5
—
+ 25.8
1,273,607,959
96,760,906
3,955,281,134
92,606,506
+ 13.4
11,331,545
•
+ 17.8
11,942,535
2,864,901,159
Total (15 cities).
138.330,197
3.1
—
268,908,951
488,259,056
Pueblo
6,255,518
113,650,507
3,913,654
142,773,095
497,027,849
11,617,775
Springs-
Denver
533.519
—12.G
561,690
589,425
4.7
546,738,590
Colorado—Colorado
+ 13.9
—12.7
+12.4
—
186,343,671
13,539,479
Oklahoma—Tulsa
873,994
•744,643
7,793,722
+ 24.7
3,572,982,553
17,495,910
2.3
+
3,051,218
Parsons.
+~13~8
213,815,032
—74.5
779,748
1,490,615
Kansas—Manhattan—
Wichita
243,408,587
995,419
"650.000
3,186,139
3,644,710
Nebraska—Fremont
21,777,021,252
512,273,989
+ 18.7
18,345,485,348
+
0.9
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
.
9,G66,763
7,156,824
2607625",474
1957294',066
•24/1/89!
227744,966
25,943 321
+ 20.3
297334,421
5,658,000
6,058,200
5,494,000
5,789,000
15.2
47479^,230
5,459,620
4,017,065
37613,017
107202,7/4
9,922,522
38,496,125
12.0
254,551,070
248,665,229
20,628,343
20,713,739
0.4
136,593,264
136,857,348
1,238,089,466
123,870,176
1,228,387,367
0.8
9,339,393,400
114,582,246
8.1
928,018,274
124,313,336
25,447,000
122,498,308
1.5
939,646,761
7,919,119,908
752,365,315
781,378,213
23,221,000
9.6
194,211,000
168,596,000
1,088,230,570
6,222,673
Beaumont—-
Dallas-
1,002,794,581
8.5
7,863,374,831
6,435,531,776
+ 22.2
18.4
44,812,017
40,206,746
+ 11.4
-
—_
........
El Paso
———
Ft. Worth
Galveston
HoustonPort Arthur
+
5,257,116
23,778,786
23,761,558
+
0.1
159,428,917
5,956,096
+
4.5
42,028,273
43,972,764
Louisiana—Shreveport.
44,321,345
0.8
318,525,322
+ 17.9
+ 23.3
+
289,977,299
—
4.0
+
2,629,989,481
2,734,642,161
+ 13.9
9.8
+
325,607,585
+
141,384,766
147,474,065
19.2
2157I22
917
97026,3 06
316,342,470
142,343,670
3,835,021
+
16,957,174,620
20,220,583,129
8.0
+
36.894,990
Texarkana
0.2
—
147,581,796
6,223,175
Wichita Falls
Total (11 cities)
7,645,248
8,118,701
2677814",469
2.4
+
33,865,872
Texas—Austin
1G3,331,188
243,733,167
2.9
877 73,271
"
266,886,774
'
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
6,532,640
651,002,922
16,847,200
43,250,316
35,930,115
4,722,180,376
114,430,596
3,629,564,855
—15.8
213,480,507
207,002,035
16,186,232
28,301,932
6.8
4.1
+
583,001,897
Yakima
+ 11.7
6,115,216
Seattle.
33,608,176
Washington—Bellingham
Idaho—Eoise
97,673,660
11,519,000
11,211,000
2.7
75,442,000
735,652,613
—13.6
4,659,906,377
4,334,807,062
12,818,158
11,623,445
+ 10.3
88.731.071
72,285,472
268,394,421
247,525,875
8.4
1,986,087,356
1,646,459,370
55,522,979
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Salt Lake City
65,475,492
—15.2
573,130,221
+
+
6.5
59,763,045
18,914,329
+
25,920,429
+ 11.3
213,268,047
68,146,936
+
0.2
515,348,937
18,229,292
+
8.2
138,338,001
41,736,908
10,199,996
+ 15.9
365,217,827
81,663,051
+ 20.2
15,735,254,226
2,160,048,404
1,797,661,616
55,757,920
57,459,839
3.0
411,455,538
15,471,932
+ 31.3
151,367,175
40,706,057
+ 10.5
44,965,131
Btockton
♦Estimated.
N.
J.,
a
EXCHANGE
'
CERTIFIED
RATES
AUGUST
BY
3,
'•
10,387.169
3,660,549
7,933.480
11,657,203
+
1.1
+
32.3
+
6.5
:
*
4.370 824
4.6
687,586,316
757,799,997
-
7.775,140
24,494,366,200
893,308,491
853,723,041
16,014,821,153
15,602,089,399
+
2.6
12,673,631,567
13,380,622,061
466,206,547,050
7,627,309,378
+
3.7
6,117,516,962
6,590,953,489
8.6
Cumulative iigiues for 19o0 are
included in Newark, N. J. figures.
now
7,911,131,823
246,309,652,149
293.819,462,362
Y:V'7-
.77-7' '•'7
BANK
RESERVE
We
countries of world.
'V
[■
!'•11■}
I
TREASURY
TO
UNDER
TARIFF
«, •.
•*>/'
.7
ACT
OF
•
1930
1951, INCLUSIVE
1951 TO AUGUST 9,
tho..e
for
the first
six months only.
Condition Statement of
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
7
'
FEDERAL
397,967.926
30,560,261,576
record for the week just passed:
"
FOREIGN
362,2457527
3,495,751
9,067.158
9,657,131
249,850,415
308,242,194
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
give below
77838,439
+'ii'.5
547,299,118,224
+
are
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the
the
167961,153
97645,301
14,224,000
Foreign Exchange
to
137277",956
1/.7
+
9.4
+
37,050,065,566
Montclair,
(a) Clearings for
—12.0
+ 10.1
67,584,867,711
74,410,624,463
available,
14,376,733
4,623,721
50,781,030
+
3,804,847,280
4,164,019,425
40,226,285,793
JNot
—
150,443 140
47,844,126
436 192,435
126,235,391
Barbara
Outside New York
486,283,667
11,956,513,607
338,676,138
20,313,323
San Jose
(184 cities) —.
10,619,7 97
71,750,912
+
120,928,399
9~100,7b7
335,281,524
9.0
v
48,362,704
11,115,443
9.7
475
+
157004,74?
111,666,154
Riverside
Grand total
14709l,641
452,134,223
Pasadena
Total (19 cities)—
3,865,818
—
57,161,828
177,912,492
68,270,477
19,721,857
San Francisco
112,139 324
3,454,883
149,299,885
163,467,760
20,150,272
28,8«6,367
California—Bakersfield
Modesto
108,808,872
441,143,890
Arizona—Phoenix
Berkeley
Long Beach
1.0
3.3
+
—
3,760,381
60,179,000
635,519,275
Oregon—Eugene
Santa
+
Member Banks
statement of weekly reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Aug. 1: An increase of $166,000,090 in commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans; decreases of $152,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted and $291,000,000 in
United States Government deposits; and an increase of
The condition
banks
of the Federal
$244,000,000 in borrowings.
Noon Buying
Country
Rate for Cable Transfers in
New York
Commercial,
Value in United States Money
and Monetary Unit
creased
were
Aug. 6
Aug. 4
Aug. 3
Argentina peso—
S
$
$
Aug. 8
Aug. 7
$
$
Aug. 9
S
San
*
.200000"
Australia, pounds——
Belgium, franc
;
i';
"Bank
notes"
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0710000*
Preferential
.0710666*
.0711000*
.0710666*
.0710000*
2.230079
V-
Closed
2.230079
2..23C132
2.23C079
2.230079
all
industrial,
and
but one district;
agricultural
in¬
$98,000,000 in New York City, $20,000,000 in the
District, $15,COO,000 in the Cnicago Dis¬
Francisco
trict, and $11,000,000 in the Cleveland District,'and there
was
a
decrease of $11,000,000 in the Boston District.
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying
securities decreased $106,000,-
.0198875
.0199000
United States Government
.0198875*
.0198687*
.0198875*
.0199000*
000.
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.949910
.949413
.950546
.951093
.208500
.208500
holdings of Treasury notes
and increases in holdings of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness occurred in most districts; they totaled
...
f
•
;
■
.
.0199000
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.144916*
.144916*
.144916*
.00285625
:—
—_—
—.—
—
.0200600
.00285625
.208500
,
Denmark, krone
.0199000
.949865
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia, koruna
.0199000
.0198541*
—_—
Canada, dollar
France (Metropolitan), franc
'..0200600
.0200600
.144916*
.144916*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
•
'
.238379*
.238379*
.208700
.208700
.208700
.115540
.262840
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
.238379*
.208700
.262760
.262775
2.771039
2.771039
•V
.238379'
—
.
.238379*
.208700
.115640
Germany, deutsche mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
—-
•
Closed
2.771039
,
.115540
.115540
.115707
.262800
.262840
2.771142
2.771039
'
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
—
Settlements, dollar
—
.140154*
.496433*
.496433*
.496433*
.496433*
.0348375
.0347500
.0347300
.0347500
.0347500
.328500
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo.
.140154*
.496433*
Norway, krone
.328500"'
.328500
.328500
.193269*
.193269*
.230057
.229964
.230221
.230125
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.798789
2.798750
2.798867
2.798750
'
.193269*
—
.230200
i
2.783750
■
United Kingdom, pound sterling
2.798750
*'
»'
•
'
Switzerland, franc—
Union of South Africa, pound
1
•
•
Sweden, krona
.
'
.
•
'
'
Closed
"
1
'
-s
'.193269*
.328500
.193269*
.658527't
,658327*t
.653327*t
—
.658327*t
.658327*t
.561797* t
.5G1797*t
,561797*t
.561797*t
.561797* t
.425531*t
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
,425531*t
.425531*t
.425531*t
.425531*t
Loans to banks decreased
Substantial
decreases
$111,000,000.
in
$820,000,000 and $725,000,000, respectively, partially re¬
flecting the exchange of maturing notes for a new cer¬
tificate issue. Holdings of Treasury bills increased $157,000,000 in New York City and decreased $24,000,000 in
the Dallas District; there was a net increase of $148,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Holdings of "other
securities" decreased $40,000,000.
deposits adjusted decreased $92,000,000 in
$46,000 000 in the Chicago District out¬
side of Chicago, and $31,000,000 in the San Francisco
District, and they increased $56,000,000 in the Philadel¬
phia District.
Demand deposits credited to domestic
banks increased $108,000,000.
^
Demand
New York City,
Borrowings increased $167,000,000 in New
♦Nominal.
loans
the principal increases
.0544060
account..
Brazil, cruzeiro
Straits
in
tAppllcation depends upon type
of merchandise.
and
$49,000,000 in the San Francisco
District.
York City
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(585)
A
summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
•
••
>
ENTIRE
(+ ) or
dec. (—) since
■
Aug. 1,
.
July 25,
1951
1
.
•
Assets—
Loans
loans
and
brokers
and
dealers
for
loans
to
Other
S.
in
D.
60c
+
+
5,102
—
111
1
+
4*
+
148
+
+
725
+
6,683
—
820
—
—
5,071
817
90
—
5
—
40
+
40
+
1,898
807
domestic
—
56
+
50
2,318
—
2
50,383
—
152
+
2,119
15,793
—
1
+
333
2,809
—
291
+
731
9,472
banks
"
+
108
+
,
S.
588
S.
Govt.,
&
Bell
&
$3.25
Bertram
■
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
&
Assets—
>,
Redemption
for
F.
notes
.
Other
ctf,
gold
668,540
advances
U.
Govt,
G.
securities:
+
—
207,616
—
5,875
18
—
+
Bills
599,492
+
30,900
—
•
Certificates
4,858,275
-
Bonds-
U.
Total
F.
from
R.
S.
Uncollected
Bank
cash
37,500
+
170,134
9,466
+
8,239
74,156
352,386
+
+
Member bank—reserve accts.
19,327,775
+
U. S. Treasurer—gen. acct._
203,450
Foreign
870,622
Other
145,496
+
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
.Other liab., incl. accrued divs.
—
+
+
358,439
—
in.
232,677
7)
111
+
ances
certificate
5*942
+
21,849
352,386
—
+
$3
for
0.3%
+
-
.
t
$5
1,069
3,682
131
+
Below will be found
list of corporate
a
stocks
common
called
for
<
current
the details
volume
were
&
t
<
(except where indicated)
,
NOTICE
OF
debentures,
,
Atlanta Gas
&
Light
Co.,
Western
Carpenter Paper Co.,
8-15
1
8-
6
1
9-
7
8-24
10-
1
1st
mtge.
Indiana
RR.
3%
cumulative preferred stock
Northern Pacific Ry., collat. trust
$4
9-
1
bds., due 1963—Sep
1
357
Co.—
8-15
1
8-15
9-10
8-24
9-
1
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-20
$1.35
9-
1
Carrier
4%
1
Aug 16
4%%. bds., due 1975_Sep
1
187
277
9-28
$$1.25
8-15
i
,
Corp
of
10-
1
8-15
10-
1
Co.
9-25
8-13
8-21
9-14
8-31
8-24
9-
8-20
5%
preferred
(quar.)
11-
50c
1
10-19
9-11
8-31,
9-11
8-31
8-15
5%
:
9-24
10-20
$1
-
(quar.)
common
8
8-
4
7-27
Ltd.—
4Va %
50c
9-10
75c
—
dividend
Co.,
9-8
8-20
$1
Central
4
17 3/lOc
Storage
Co.
Gas
preferred
■
4.75%
preferred
;—
8-15
7-31
20c
27VaC
9-1
8-6
9-
8-
9-1
8-6
62Vac
ij- 9-1
8-6
50c
1
9-20
9-
8-15
1
5
8-31
25c
8-
1
9-29
,
Corp.—
9-
1
'
com. (quar.)
$1.12%
10-
1
$1.183/»
Co.,
d>
9-
25c
(quar.)
(initial
9-1
8-31
$1.25
—-
Electric
preferred
h'7
■
59c
(quar.)
(quar.)'
Louisiana
9-28
22VaC
(quar.)
4Va%
8-15
$1.12%
Electric
&
5-29
1
9-
50c
—
Hudson
8-15
10-15
25c
South West Corp.
Central
America—
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
common
Monthly
1
7-31
9-17
25c
(quar.)
Arizona Light & Power, com.
preferred
(quar.):
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-
8-15
10-15
$37'/aC
(Increased)
(quar.)
deposit receipts class A
Corporation, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-11
$25c
'
dividend
Central
7-2T
$10c
(quar.)
Products
Steel
Central &
1
20c
(Interim)
9-
1
8-17
60c
(quar.)—
9-
1
8-10
—
$1
10-
1
87 %c
10-
1
18c
RR.,
25c
$2.75
9-
1
9-
1
$1.25
1
12-
$1.25
common
10-
1
45c
9-10
9-10
1
8-15
8-
9-
12-
1
50c
9-
1
8-25
68%c
8-15
8-
50C
9-20
9-
$12 Vac
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
—
$1.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
8-10
11-
$25c
35c
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
1
1
10-
1
9-
50c
40c
9
1
10-15
4
9-14
8-15
1
&
Paper
(entire issue called
above
Aug.
at
23
for
$105
Stores
Inc.
8-31
class A
Co.
Incubator,
9-
1
9-
1
8-21
$30c
9-15
8-15
8-
10-
5c
common.^
Line
1
1
9-15
2-1-52
5c
Pipe
8-21
1-15
20c
fi-15
8-17
40c
Co
9-
6
Clark
H-ll
4.80%
Sullivan
&
A
1
8-14
$4.50
8-15
8-15
9-
1
8-6
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-15
6
9-
1
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
9-15
$12c
8-25
20c
9-10
8-10
31c
8-15
7-27
30c
8-31
8-17
9-
1
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
15c
$1.12%
7j.——_—
8-15
7-31
8-15
8-
8
25c
—
37 Vac
25c
(initial)
Sugar
Estate
(liquidating)
$1.50
8-15
8-
8
25C
8-15
8-
8
Co.,
com.
50c
(quar.)_
New
Ry.
Corp.
'
9-21
9-11
1
8-10
9-
50c
....
preferred
(quar.)
Packing
8-11
8-20
8-11
8-20
8-11
Corp.—
(initial
common
8-20
37 Vac
12 %c
(quar.)
...
37 %C
8-15
7-31
Water
preferred
(quar.)
27 Vac
8-15
7-31
preferred
series
D
(quar.)..
33VsC
8-15
7-31
5.28%
preferred
series
E
(quar.)
33c
8-15
7-31
33 %c
8-15
7-31
series
Co.—
C
8-17
8-20
8-
8-20
8-
1
25c
8-20
8-
1
50c
9-
1
8-17
■
:
1
20c
11-1
10-26
$1.25
.9- 1
8- 1
9-14
8-31
36c
9-14
8-31
9-14
8-31
$1.50
1-2-52
12-20
15c
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-20
Co.—
$1.12%
preferred
(quar.)
& Pittsburgh RR.—
guaranteed
(quar.)—
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
Clinton Foods, Inc.,
common
(monthly)—
Common
(monthly)
4% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
Clorox
•;v-
Extra
Cobalt
Co.
—
Class
A
8-25
9-29
9-1
8-15
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-29
9- 1
8-31
7-31
7-31
8-1
7-24
9-11
8-17
8-10
25c
37!/aC
25c
20c
$1.06%
50c
9-11
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-28
9- 1
8-15
8-15
9-10
9" 4
8-17
8-17
8-17
8-15
9- 6
8-15
7-20
8-1
8-15
(s-a)„
$5
10-10
9-20
(accum.)-
*125
75c
9" *
8-15
0-15
8- 1
III
£1?
i5:1S
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Corp
Aikman
Colonial
Acceptance
Life
A common
class
Corp.,
Insurance Co.
of
$20c
$30c
$40c
50c
87V2C
25c
9c
4%
5%
Inc.,
Stores,
50c
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Power Co.
62VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colorado
Central
Fuel
Milling & Elevator Co.
& Iron
Columbia
(quar.)
Gas
Columbia
Corp.
Pictures
Columbian
System Inc. (quar.)
Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Carbon Co.
(quar.)
Mutual
Commonwealth
preferred
Life
Insurance
Telephone
(quar.)
<N. H.), 7%
£3
Life
Co.
(quar.)
Co.—
Concord Gas Co.
Confederation
;
America—
Quarterly
Colonial
8-25
Hardware, Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
Plow Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Pcet Co., com.
&
9-
8-10
10-15
9-15
50c
12%c
$3c
$1.20
$3.50
9- 4
8-16
Cockshutt
Collins
9-10
8-10
9-15
9-15
(Initial)
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Co,
20c
20c
$1.12'/a
1
9- 4
1
(quar.)
Silver
10-
87VaC
50c
10- I
10- 1
9- 8
9- 8
-
Lode
Cochran Foil
$5
4.40%
Service
8-15
1
9-10
45c
12VaC
7%
Columbus
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colorado
15c
Storage & Distributing Co.—
participating
California
preference
Colorado
California Electric Power
California Cold
—-
(quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop
common
8-10
8-10
Cleveland
$1.05
common
9-17
1
9-
$1.25
$1
1
9-
9- 1
50c
1
Illuminating
Colonial
Class.
10-
60c
Electric
Common
1
87 Vac
common
preferred (quar.)
Jackson Co., new common
s-a)_
(s-a)
1
$1
(quar.)___
Corp.
Brothers,
35c
$1
quar.)
Mahoning
Machine
9-
9-
34c
—
(quar.)
(increased
com.
(Increased
&
Clearing
$1
(F.)
7
3
com.
Clearfield
Cleveland
9-
Concen¬
i
—
9-14
7-16
(quar.)
25c
Mining
3*
$1
(quar.)
convertible
25c
(quar.)
common
&
1*
12-
9-28
8-15
——-
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. Co.
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
12-18
Controller Co.—
37 Vac
(quar.).—.—
Ltd
Fund,
10-15
3
50c
dividend
Common
8-14
8-15
3%
Co.,
preferred
9- 1
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Utilities
8-
8-10
preferred (s-a)
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
City Baking Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
8-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
t
8-10
8-15
8-
50c
8-15
8-15
8-
8-21
9-15
1
8-15
8-29
1
75c
9-
9- 4
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Gas & Electric Co.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-15
8-13
$1.25
1
9-12
50c
Citizens
9-
1
1
25c
Co
(quar.)
8-20
$15c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Falls
Co.
8-20
$55.50
8-10
1010-
50c
1
3
4 9-
•.
30c
20c
1
8-
1
$1.12Va
50c
(quar.)
9-
8-20
8-10
75c
9-
$3c
(quar.)
Copper
Stock
9-15
8-29
50c
$1.10
I
1
9-12
8-25
\
^
$1.10
8-
10-
9-15
>
$25c
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
8-15
1
$25c
(accum.)
4%
"10-
37VaC
—
(accum.)
A
4%
1
7-31
25c
quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.,
8-23
15c
(quar.)
A
class
Cincinnati
8-
8-15
$1.50
class
Chile
8-15
40c
Steel
Chilton
$$2.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2
8-31
4
50c
Fibre Co.—
(Initial
$2
to
(quar.)
Paper &
8-
$1.19
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
Chlksan Company
(quar.)
per
recently
changed
& Cellulose, Ltd.
Pine
9-15
9-15
re-
dividend)
was
$37 Vac
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
$1.04
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chicago Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
8-15
1
19c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
9-14
10-
Corp.
Service,
(quar.)i_^-
Products, Ltd., common
5%
preferred (s-a)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
7
8-
Insurance
Public
Co.
common
Chatco
7-26
$32 %c
Pulp
New
$4.50
1
10-18
10-
93 %c
__
1
9-
$25c
11-
&
Products
Belt
Champion
8-15
(quar.)
A
Chain
8-24
50c
(quar.)
Co
class
Certain-teeh
9
8-10
$1.12Va
40c
preferred
preferred
4.75%
8-10
11-
(quar.)
preferred
Bearing
Ltd.,
1
Surety
Vermont
4.15%
quar.)
Co
Central
7-31
I.
Soya
Central
9-12
8-25
Central
9-12
_
(quar.)
5.30%
12387
8-31
10-15
,
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
4Va %
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
32c
California
Sep
1
1
Lumber
American
8-15
1
25c
Participating
Page
8-31
10-
Extra
Stock
9-20
9-
A
convertible
25c
(quar.)
interest
preference
Common
1962
4%
Carpenter
8-13
9-
25c
preferred
Byron,
277
Date
Western
Stock
7-25
910-
62 Vac
.
—
Co.
preferred
Byrndun Corp.,
367
REDEMPTION
1st & ref. mtge. 4% %* series
D, s f bds. due
Firemen's -Insurance Co.- of Newark. N. J.—
t
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)—
4'/a %
Page
Aug 15
1963
Company and Issue—
Chicago
7-21
25c
...
$lus
B
Calamba
due
PARTIAL
'
8-15
$1.05
(S-a)
Hill
Butler
,
.*
8-17
$1
:
(quar.)__
Inc..
Maine
Buxton-Dixie
-
JR^te
Aug 13
Corp.,: common stock
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—
3x/z %
1
9-
v
Can
20-year
City
Carborundum
20c
Manufacturing Co
Burlington Mills Corp., common (quar.)
4% preferrred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
•
3%% preferred (quar.)—
Burrard Dry Docks, Ltd.—
45c participating class A
Butroughs Adding Machine Co. (quar.)
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (accum.)
in which
TENDER
Company and Issue—
National
class
Capital
$25c
(quar.).—
com.
Brass
Trust
beneficial
Mills,
Burkart
bonds, notes,
redemption,
given in the "Chronicle."
v
•
$1.50
9-15
40c
common
(quar.)
(Sidney)
&
Participating
,
9-15
9-29
$1.12 Va
share plus this dividend)
Company, $5 1st pref. (quar.)
Eunker
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the
9-29
Y $1.50
quar.)
Co.
Bullock's, Inc.,
1,968
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-
:
8-31
Wlrebound Boxes, Ltd.—
8-
of
Bullock
14,559
+
Notices
>
Canadian
1
■
■
24,077
and
Canadian
8-
Cold
Columbia
2nd
Budd
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
preferred
8-15
Foundry, 5% preferred (quar.)
Hollywood Building (monthly)
Columbia
Buckeye
8.8 %
foreign
Industrial loan commitments..
8-31
1
10-
Ltd
8-15
$2
Common
46.3 %
Vickers,
1
8-15
Central
Inc.,
Buckeye
accept¬
7-14
1
10-
$$2
(quar.)—
Central
Mills
Class
2,908,470
R.
on
8-25
11-24
8-15
"
pfd.
Central
on
per
4*293
+
Utilities
9-14
trating
Extra
.
Canadian
9-15
12-15
$$1.121/a
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
9-15
Company, 6% preferred (entire issue
called for redemption on Sept. 1 at $102.50
re¬
F.
combined
purchased
9-
15c
this
Brown
47,543,065
correspondents
.
Canadian
$1.75
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co.
Broulan Reef Mines, Ltd
12,303
+
149,272
accts.
deposit and
liabilities
8-15
preferred
$1.06%
preference
Buck
note
1
35c
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.).
4.40%
preferred' series B (quar.
27,543
Total liabilities & cap.
Contingent liability
9-
•41/a%
$2.50
Broadway-Hale
2,870,025
+
510,022
accounts....
gold
8-15
4
Alaska
4,192
-+
,
10-
.
9-
redemptlon
131.894
—
1,080
8-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-24
share
144,924
2,082,546
"+
118,891
—
14,762
9-12
1
Refractories, Ltd.—
$1.06%
Roller
7%
270,231
—
201,951
284,887
2,287,300
13b)
to
1
Brown
(Section
of
9-
——
Company.
British
463,955
—
42,153
+
—
46,623,551
(Section
serves,
preference
—.—
Woven Hose & Rubber Co.
Bruck
Ratio
8%
9
quar.)
(quar.>_.
Bristol-Myers Co.,
3% %: preferred
Capital Accounts—
.
9
9-
50c
Cordage Co., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)_
Rrantford Rooiing Co.. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Briilo Manufacturing Co., common
(quar.)_
$2 preferred
A
(quar.)
+ .2,961,656
354,017
20,547,343
liabilities
capital
8-
1
81V4C
Brantford
915,181
228,928
1
9-
f$l
....
Class B
'
10-
$$1.25
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
Name
Other
1
$10c
(initial)
5%
preferred (Initial)
Real Estate Trust (quar.)
British
paid
912-
(quar.)
$2.36
&
Bower
Deposits:
Capital
preferred (quar.)
redeemable preference
$1.10
5%
Bourne
>
23,774,146
8-15
J25c
4
Fund,
Bowes
2,908,470
44,259
—
1,
125c
9-
Bourjois,
6,506
47,543,065
Liabilities—
Surplus
Surplus
preference
5%
12 Vac
(quar..)..
Company
New
299,463
214
171,600
;
assets
Total
4%
1
$2
Boston
4,710,716
7~831
—
11-14
9-
*
(quar.)
8-zO
Common
4,769,537
185,062
3,008,811
7-31
12-14
t20c
common
8-31
Canadian
8-22
1850
J75c
t25c
Ltd.,
8-
(s-a)
Borg-Warner Corp., compaon
3Va%
preferred (quar.)
3,687,555
+
147,0u8
items.—
—
Lamp, Ltd.
Cos.,
8-15
50c
Light,
(quar.)
preferred
Borden
14
•
7-31
'
3,469
38
9-10
J50c
9-24
of
New
banks..
Federal Reserve Notes...1
|
1
Motor
Oil
Carreras,
Bryson,
Aluminum
Boston
—
9-10
1
Quarterly
Canadian
$1.06 VA
&
Investment
Units
1,030,902
premises
Total
10-
Co
&
Bond
5,565,965
23,324,564
other
8-31
(quar.)
Co.-
Bohn
73,805
62,290
+
23,118,334
1
8-22
(quar.)
30c
Blumenthal
„+
securities-
Other assets
•
5%
146,284
2,265,746
42,187
of
8-15
1
Ltd.
30c
(Phila.), common
preferred (quar.)
Boston
foreign banks..:
notes
1
Locomotive,
8-31
t25c
9-
common
(initial
preferred
4.25%
1,860,225
securities..
and
10-
10-
f20c
Canadian
11-12
35c
Boston
Govt,
1
(quar.)
$$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
5,822,102
Joans
A
10-
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Co.,
(initial
Power
Sivalls
+
c._i
Total
Due
6,600
+
10-
Dredge
$$1.50
Corp., common
(quar.)
Electric
Hills
11,838,465
Notes
1
Sons,
preferred
-*
-
class
8-24
8-31
i75c
(quar.)
com.
Canadian
11-15
50c
Blaw-Knox
—
13,711
—
200,355
Industrial loans
+
15.899
+
J50c
f47VaC
—
Foundry, Ltd,
8-15
(quar.)..
Steel
common
Black
2,412,030
—
7,901
7+-Y
20,519,941
reserves....
328,916
and
&
preferred
5.40%
1950
7,998
8-15
8-15
Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)—
Spinning Assoc.-(quar.)
(John)
4.20%
since
R.
cash
Discounts
+
X
J50c
-
&
5%
Blauner's
„
Total
.
19,851,401
Canadian
3
8-
11-12
Blackstone
...
fund
Loan
Fine
Birtman
■Y\.iYY;Y'Y:Y'Y';
Gold certificates
9-
1
(quar.)
Co.
Manufacturing
6%
Aug. 9,
1951
8-31
8-31
(quar.)_ t$1.121/a
pfd.
quarterly
Car
Canadian
Ltd.
Mines,
Company
New
Inc. ( +) or
'
4%%
1
Common
Black
Aug. 1,
1
9-
(quar.)
Bag
Black-Clawson
Dec. (—)
1951'
Co.
preferred
dVa%
dollars)
Aug. 8,
1
10-
9-
1
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
of
Ltd.,
15c
Quebec
Bethlehem
District).
Bibb
thousands
10-
50c
9-
11-15
$1.50
preferred
7 %
(In
8-15
175c
f75c
15c
Brothers
Berkshire
Francisco
9-15
t50c
$1.18%
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Beneficial
^YYYY^y^./-.
accounts,
(San
8-10
7-27
7-27
22 %c
(quar.)
Howell
Bemis
25,755
*July 25 figures revised
8-15
(quar.)__
& Dock Co., Ltd., com.
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd. (quar.)-_»
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd.—
Class A participating (quar.)
$75c
$1.50
Shoe Corp.—
Gossett
Belleterre
190
+
A
—
Canadian
Convertible
Y
Co.,
S.)
8-15
Co., Ltd...—.
Breweries, Ltd. (year-end)
:
Canners, Ltd.
;:
Extra
9-11
V'Y,YYY
(quar.)___—.U.u
preferred
8-20
9- 1
Starch
Canadian
8-10
9-21
9-20
125c
•
Bell
Best
i
:
8-21
5C
Paper, Ltd.—
Safeway,
Canadian
7-26
5C
132Vac
(quar.)
(s-a)__
Increased
Y
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
3
—
244
+
except
during week
&
8-17
B
Canada
8-31
>V'-';YY'-::'Y,v.,•'
■
;
Ltd., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
+138
13
—
627
U.
(quar.)
common
class
Canada
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
1,253
deposit accounts,
and
(A.
4%%
4%
—
A
Mfg.
9-14
10c
Belding-Corticelli,
'
deposits adjusted
demand
Beck
646
—
California—
(monthly)
(monthly)
Holders
Payable of Reo.
$62 Vac
6% pfd. (quar.)
6 %
preferred
(quar.)_
*■«,
Beaunit Mills, Inc., common
(quar.)
4Va% convertible preferred (quar.).
335
14,051
Reserve Banks
Class
Beacon
4,499
—
of
Bathurst Power
754
2,224
48
Oil
Common
Common
HO
+
2,648
indebtedness...
Basin
730
Share
of
Co.
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
Manufacturing Co., common
Barcalo
65
+
+
vault-...
to
+
6,616
Foreign banks
Borrowings
.
—
5,865
19,442
Federal
Interbank
3#
,
—
30^997
.
Barber-Ellis
50
10*
—
324
of
Name of Company
594
8—41
—
573,
When
9-14
Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Packers, Ltd., clas3 A (s-a)
Class
tor
-Y^' Y'Y'YYYY.' Y ...•■■V;
127
partic.
Canada
'V
+
Foils, Ltd.,
Canada
10)
3
—
55
+
DIVIDENDS
.v
■
106
—
5,545
Government
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks—,
<
166*
9-29
ilOc
il5c
6,176
\
8-31
$2.50
(s-a)
+
■
deposits, except government.
Debits
preferred
21
YY/vYY;
9-15
& Terminals Co.—
—
■
9-15
50c
Refrigerating
Canada
349
securities—Total
Liabilities—
Time
5%
tin Volume 173.
8-31
25c
Special
Camden
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref.
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd.
1,041
...
with
Demand
Semi-annual
190
Holders
Payable of Reo.
Insurance—
6,106
'.;Y Y 'vY'7"- /Yy 1
bonds
with
Balances
Life
2,253
.
securities
Cash
Share
States
+
banks—
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
U.
Company
California-Western
+
"Y
loans
Government
Reserve
Name of
274
$1377
14
for
Loans
Other
♦Announcement in this issue,
When
per
Page
1
1951.—_
22
-
S.
Sep
:
1,
—
pur-V'
purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government
obligations.........
Other securities
Y. Real estate Joans
O.
due Aug.
—
U. S. Government
obligations..-.
Other securities*.
.
gold bonds,
Steel Co.—
subordinated debs., series "A," due 1961__Aug 13
12-year 6%
1950
agricultural
—
to
Other
Date
5%
32,948
—
chasing.or carrying:"
■
,
(P.) Co.,
19,124
—
'■
CALLED
preferred stock.
conv.
70,100
Investments—Total
Loans—gross
Commercial, industrial,
Loans
cumul.
32,487
and
Loans—net
YY
$6
Newman-Crosby
Aug. 2,
1951
Co.,
Lorillard
(in millions of dollars)
-
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
Brown
Inc.
45
pfd.
Association
r:
(Toronto)—
r
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, August 13,1951
....
(586)
46
-
;.y Name of Company
Power, common
Connecticut Power Co. (quar.)—
-Connecticut River Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)*
Connohio, Inc.. 40c preferred (quar.)—
Consolidated Aircraft Corp.
(quar.),-——
Light
Connecticut
,
&
4%
9-
1
1
9-20
Consumers
Co.,
Power
Consumers
4.52%
11- 1
10-5
Dreyfus
1
1
9-14
10-
Continental
Co.,
Can
8-20
8-6
Stock
———
7
Eastern
Kansas
10-
1
9-
7
Eastern
Massachusetts
8-20
8-
6
6%
50c
Corp.,
Zellcrbach
Crown
":1%
Atlantic
Press,
Curlee
Clothing
75c
9- 1
9-1
8-15
Eddy
20c
9-10
8-17
Edgewater
25c
9-10
8-31
El
$50c
9-1
8-10
4JA%
1*1.25
9-1
8-10
$4.25
25c
9-18
9-4
}30c
8-15
7-31
——.—«#—
Publishing
Curtis
5c
8-
9-15
8 21*
Donsker
$1.05
Class
Deere
&
7%
Delaware
4%
$2
9-29
9-17 ♦
$1.75
9-28
9-14
100%
8-16
8-
8-15
8-1
10-
1
9-1#
35c
9-
5
8-15
75c
10-
1
9-
4.28%
Dennison
Mfg.
10-
1
9-
7
Voting
9- 8
12-28
12- 8
10-10
8-15
1
8"15
Erie
(interim)—_—
9-10
9-10
$1.07
12c
sZ)
Disston
& Sons
(Henry)
6
Federal
9-
5
50c
8-16
8- 6
Ferro
50C
$1
5
0- 1
8-24
$1
9-
1
8-24
10-16
9-14
9-5
8-15
50c
Investment
Diversified
Common
Pacific
8-25
8-
6
4.90%
8-25
8-
6
8-
6
8-25
8-6
8-25
8-
Food
Ford
6
8-25
8-
15c
8-25
8-
6
12c
8-25
8-
6
12c
8-25
8-
6
15c
8-25
8-
6
Chemical
14c
8-25
8-
6
18c
6
8-
6
8-25
8-
G
15c
;
Metals
8-
8-25
8-
6
15c
Merchandising
8-6
8-25
15c
Machinery
8-25
8-25
8c
Stock
Insurance
8-25
8-
6
23c
Public "utility "ZZZZZZZZZZZIZZZ7ZZ77ZZZZ
V
Railroad
.
Tobacco
——Zi—ZZZZZZ'
;
Bonds
Houses,
Inc.
dividend.
shown
above
shares
to
&
be
this
with
Dodge
—
Cox
Mfg.
(The
will
6
6
Fund.
8-25
8-
6
8-25
8-
6
8-25
8-6
14c
8-25
8-
6
6
8-25
8-
25c
8-31
8-15
10c
8-31
8-15
in
Beneficial
(increased
8-31
20c
shares
quar.)
9-20
8-15
9-15
25c
Dominion
&
(monthly) —ZZZZZZZZ
Fields
Anglo
Investment Corp.,
preferred
Dominion
Stores,
Dominion Tar
Common
<k
-
Investments,
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
25c
8-31
8-17
*___*
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., common
7% preferred
(quar.)*
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Douglas Aircraft Co.
(quar.)
Co.
I
(quar.)_
__
}15c
HI.75
150c
,
75c
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
8-22
9-
9-
1
'Franklin)
(increased)
common
(quar.)
A.)
Steel
(Robert)
4%
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Company
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Company, com. (increased)—
.
(quar.)
preferred
tquar.)
-
Bakeries,
Henke
8-
Heinz
9-15
8-15
(H. J.) Company (stock dividend)
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
8-15
8-24
8- 6
8-14
Hershey
8-15
8- 1
8-15
8-
div.
1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-28
9-15
8-15
8-16
8-16
9-14 '
9- 1
1
Inc.
(payable in nonvoting common)
Steel Products Corp.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
B
Hibbard,
Monthly
8-15
8-
1$1
25c
9- 1
9-10
8-15
8-20
Hilton
Hires
:
:
4%
25c
8-15
8- 3
Hooker
Electrochemical
Wood Industries, 4Vi% pfd. (accum.)__
Gearko, Inc., 6% preferred (s-a)____;
56V4C
8-15
8- 1
$4.25
9-
1
8-10
Hormel
General
25c
37Vic
8-15
8-15
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
6%
—
preferred
America
General
(quar.)
Baking
Corp.
(quar.)_
75c
General
Corp.
preferred A
Fireproofing
8-31
General
Industries
8-
General
Foods
9-
1
9-17
10- 1
8-15
25c
9-15
$1.75. ,.Vo,9- 1
8-
„
,
$2.25
Houston
8-15
8-15
Howard
4'A%
Corp..
preferred
8-27
11-12
11-26
11-12
62Vic
9-11
8-20
Hubinger Company
20c
8-15
8-
Hudson
60c
9- 5
8-15*
Howe
(quar.)
Vr—
3
9-11
10- 1
20c
9-10
(quar.)—37'/2c
$1.06'A
9- 1
9- 1
Sound
4V2%
Howell
Co.,
Bay
Quarterly
Co.*
—
—
&
8-20
9-10
*
8-20
8-10
8-10
9-10
8-30
56y4C
12'/2c
9-10
9-25
8-30
—
15c
9-10
8-31
t$l
9-10
8*10
(quar.)
Mining
7-28
7-23
8-10
75c
(quar.)___*_,
Motors
9-1
—
common—
preferred
Electric
common
(quar.)__***_
7
9-
25c
56'Ac
common
Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)***—
preferred
8-17
8- 6
8-21
9-18
10-16
8-17
8-17
8-15
8-15
8- 6
9- 4
9-27
8-15
8-15
9- 1
—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores Corp..
8-31
8-10
8-10
8-24
8-13
8-31
9-28
10 -26
9- 1
$1.06'A
62y2c
$1.50
$1.25
com.
(quar.)*
,*_**_*;
Hardart Co. (N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey
1
8-15
7-25
7-25
10-25
9- 1
9- 1
8-30
Co.,
(quar.)*—
& Co., common
$1
(increased)
(quar.)_
&
9-29
9-24
8- 2
8-31
9- 1
50c
(quar.)
(George A.)
11-26
15c
(s-a)
Co.
Horn
preferred
8-15
10-15
10-18
8-15
9-15
9- 1
8-15
8-15
11-15
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
(quar.)—
;V
preferred A
25c
,
—
C
Co.
Corp.
$2
10c
•
(s-a)
preferred
15c
8-13*
9-14*
9-1
8- 1
9-15
(quar.)—*—
Company
Co.
8-15
9-
20c
30c
50c
25c
30c
,
(Charles E.)
8-20
8-25
8-24
10- 1
20c
20c
—
common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)—*
Manufacturing
pfd. (quar.)__
(monthly)
Hotels,
Hcbart
$1
Co.
Monthly
8-2u
Acceptance Corp.,
*
Bartlett &
Spencer,
8-15
8-10
10- 5
9-18
9-28
8-27
8-27
1
40c
30c
25c
7'/2c
10%
20%
$1.25
5c
30c
50c
53y«c
53VsC
25c
87%c
50c
3Jc
12'/2c
preferred A (quar.)
Hiawatha Oil & Gas, 5%
9-
7-20
8-15
40c
(quar.)™*
inc.
Hewitt-Robbins,
Heyden Chemical Corp., common...
3 '/2 %
preferred
(quar.)*__*
.—**__
Heywocd-Wakefield Co.. common
11-19
Gar
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
■
Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)**
4V*% preferred series A (quar.)*™—.—
4 'A %
preferred series A (quar.)
y-iu
(quar.)
com.
6%
12-10
Company
:
_
(quar.)™_„________
8-15
8-21
8-15
&
8-31
9- 1
1
25c
*
9- 4
Stock
,,
9- 1
48%c
(quar.)
30c
conv.
—.
(quar.)
9- 4
1
10- 1
9-13
25c
-
pfd.
Hawaiian
Corp;
Pillot,
9-19
9-19
50c
(quar.)_™_*™__
Inc.
8-15
10- 1
$1.50
10-20
$1.37'/2 V 9-28
$1.12'/2
10-15
40c
9-11
50c
9-11
40c
8-15
Co.
Marx
Light, 3.90%
Electric
8-15
8-15
1
9-
$1.50
(quar./ —
common
Chemical
1
$1.06'A ;
(quar.)**
preefrred
3uc
4%
.
.
;
—;
Schaffner &
20c
Co.
1st
preferred
5%
common.****
(quar.)™
Extra
Hart
8-15
9-
9-1
20c
$1.25
..
1—
Refractories,
25c
$2.75
$1.50
50c
$1
25c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
1
4'/2%
Inc.
Co.
Trailer
Gair
Co.,
Co.,
Sulphur
(George
5
9-17
preferred
Harshaw
Funds—
Finance
1
*—___—___**
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)_»—«
5%
preferred (2nd issue)
(quar.)__
Hanna (M. A.) Co., common (irregular)™*
6%
.
'
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Hercules
(s-a)
(quar.)
9-1
50c
25c
'
B
5c
&
Dry Batteries, Inc
10-
Class
9c
preferred
General
?5c
15c
Extra
8-15
8-20
7-13
11-30
8-15
8-15
Co.—
Investment
8-17
1
25c
9- 1
9-10
8-30
1-2-52
9-1
9- 1
(quar.)
A
$2.50
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
8-17
10-
$1
25c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
50c
pfd. (s-a)
1
1
4%
12 Vic
(quar.)
Co
9-15
11-
' 9-15
8-10
* 8- 3
11-5
8-17
8-17
9- 1
8-15
11-15
9-15
0-15
Hancock Oil Co. of California—
Hazeltine
9-
137'/2c
9- 1
8-24
8-10
General
______
9-20
9-29
:
7
162'/2c
——
1
(quar.)
common
9-
U2'/2C
Chemical Co.—
Hamilton Watch Co.,
8-10
Co., $8 preferred (quar.)*
Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)_
General Cigar Co.,
common
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
"
8-30
9- 7
8-15
Lid.—
(quar.)—
8-30
9-10
$50c
Ltd., class A
7-31
9-
9-10
Co.
preferred
$1.50
9-15
10-
135c
f$1.25
t$1.25
—
Pineapple Co., Ltd.-—._____*__*
Hazel-Atlas Glass
(quar.)
1
t40c
10- 1
Haverty Furniture
series
Gamewell
10- 1
50c
Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
7-2
8-24
t$1.75
Z
Cotton
8-7
Canada,
9-10
1
9-
$12'/2c
(quar.)
Extra
Hamilton
Simon—
Gabriel
(quai\)_
+6c
Ltd.
2Vic
Simon
Gabriel
Cementing Co.
Co.,
8-10
9-20
Ltd.—
series
Fruehauf
Bridge
dep. receipts pref. (interim)
of
8-1
11- 1
8-15
8-15
' 8-24
8-10
J12'/2c
Hamilton
Hathaway
(quar.)
0-1
12- 1
9- 1
9- 1
Ltd
8-24
Brothers
Freeport
(quar.)
Well
9- 1
class B
Franklin Custodian
Fuller
8-15
Oil
Mines.
25c
non-cum.
4%
Hailnor
Hartford
General
Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_
Dominion-Scottish
8-15
15c
Dominguez Oil
Foundation
See
Halliburton
8- 1
8-15
8-15
7-16
Kleiser
Income
8-29
8-30
Foster-Wheeler
Bond
8-29
9-25
(quar.)
8-15
8-24
Bridge Works
Franklin
9-25
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
20c
t40c
42'Ac
50c
62'/2c
—
Water Co.
3%
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
Pitt
$5
Quarterly
$1.22Vi
50c
(quar.)
Corp
Stores,
Wayne & Jackson RR., 5Vi %
Fownes
'■
(quar.)—
9-10
12* 8
9-10
12- 8
3-11
fi-10
8-10
9-15
9-15
$40o
$4:25' preferred
B
&
Co.
8-15
9-25
Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Harrisburg Gas Co.,
Fort
Foster
Gypsum Lime &
8-31
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-10
6%
10%
-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6%
connection
distribution.)
Hajoca Corporation
Public Service
Gulf
9-15
8-15
8-15
Gair
cash
payments
be paid on the
distributed
stock
Corp,
not
„—
Extra
57e
8-
8-
7c
(quar.)
———„——_
Stock
Dodee
;
10c
Government
Extra
8-25
15c
Equipment
Steel
Dobbs
8-25
10c
18c
Railroad
■
Hackensack
Dock—
Fort
12c
Electrical
9-11
$5
Gulf
Harbison-Walker
Motor
Class
Building Supply
l.
10- 1
$5
Gulf
8-21
8-27
Motor,
Ford
6
Aviation
Automobile
9-17
8-29
8- 9v•
8-15
8-15
9- 1
9-10
Forbes & Wallace,
Bank Stock
,
.
10- 1
9-12
9- 1
9- 5
9- 1
25c
50c
$1
$1.00
$1.15
Steel
Fair
American
Agricultural
7-31
—
$50c
.Follansbee
8-25
18c
(quar.)
Corp., 4%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
18c
*
Company
Power
9c
Fund-
.
Company,
16c
20c
.
(reduced)
H.)
preferred
$4
Florida
Industry Series—
\
(M.
(reduced)
(s-a)
Carpet Co.
8c
Investment
Coast
preferred
4.60%
Fund
Fund
Stock Fund
8-10
11- 9
8-15
30c
25c
$1
Quarterly
distributions
Series
Bond
common
Flintkote
Stock
Preferred
Diversified
Corporate
Corp.,
Fitz-Simons & Connell Dredge &
income:
Diversified
York
Fishman
16'A %
$5
-
9- 1
Class
(quar.)___
9- 1
10- 1
9-29
12-23
9-29
12-28
3-31-52
6-30-52
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
50c
50e
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
;
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
$1,25
preferred (quar.)
—$1.25
Oil Corp., new common (initial 1
50c
Power Co., 4.64% preferred (quar.)__*
$1.16
(quar.)
7-31
8-31
8-31
9-10
10c
$1.25
1st preferred (quar.)
RR., common (quar.)__
9- 6
8-21
9- 1
12- 1
7-31
'
1
50c
(quar.)
common
8- 9
7-27
,
8-15
10-
25c
—
Ohio
&
12-1
$1.12Ms
Corp.
$2
Hydraulic,
Mobile
40c
65c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Firth
U2'/ic
Common
Co.—
Bank
J12ViC
Co._™_
20c
(quar.)
8-15
9-14
9-21
9-10
12-10
8-15
(initial)
common
Copper
Griggs Cooper, 5%
Gulf
8-9
9- 1
25c
15c
$1
40c
40c
Ltd., class A*
Power,
Cananea
t$l
(s-a)
-
Rubber
&
Coal Co.,
45c
Canada
(quar.)
First
9-14
y7-31
Greer
8-10
7-13
7-13
7-13
8- 1
$1.75
—
&
B
Mountain
68c
17Vic
31'Ac
(quar.)
First
1
10-
Tire
(quar.)„
50c
of
Philadelphia
of
—
& Pacific Tea Co. of America
Dredge
West
Greene
'
Corporation
Association
4Vi%
9-14
1
10-
Series—
1
9- 1
8-30
9- 1
8-30
___$0.185625
25c
—
Firestone
$1
„
(quar.)—
quarterly
are
Investment
from
11-
11-15
I "ire
y8-10
$1
(quar.)
(final)
Green
50c
Co.
Co.
Corp.
8-15
common
(quar.i
$1.75
<quar.)_
Insurance
Company,
8-25
11-26
8- 6
9-5
9-5
8-20
$19-1
50c
Mogul
56'Ac
8-15
25c
37Vic
933Ac
(quar.)
common
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
1
Co.,
$1,25
*
—
.
Insurance
25c
9-10
12-10
9-15
12-15
8-24
10- 1
10- 1
9- 4
—
Quarterly
$5
(quar.)
preferred
Fire
Federal
8-
9-
Inc.—
Funds
following
The
8-14
8-20
9-14
Co., Ltd.—
Diversified
Federal
$2
$2
t25c
$25c
8-27
11-28
8-27
11-26
8-27
11-26.
(s-a)_*
Dock Co. (quar.)___
Great Lakes Engineering Works (quar.)
_*
Great Northern Railway, non-cum, preferred
Great Southern Life Ins. (Houston) (quar.)
32Vic
15c
50c
65c
—
——
$1.25
6
9-
25c
deposit receipts for ord. reg.
Amer.
8-15
1
25c
——
Dictaphone Corp., common (increased)
4% preferred (quar.)———————
Distillers
9-
9-15
35c
—.4-c"ui4jji ^rtmr-r-tiinrr rrr'rr-rr.tr ja— na MB
Clay Mfg.
7-23
75c
preferred (quar.)
S%
preferred (quar.)
*—
D) Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A—_—
Dickey (W.
Extra
8-24
9-10
12-10
0-10
12-10
(quar.>_™
Co.
Y.)
(quar.)—*—1».——
preferred
8- 1
8-1
;
Ins.
(N.
(quar.)
Lakes
Class
Farrlngton Mfg. Co.. 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)—
Federal Enterprises, Inc., common (quar.)_
7-23
8-15
25c
6%
mmimim*n»
8-15
$1.50
Derby Gas & Electric (quar.)
Deroy Oil Co. (Kansas)
(quar.)
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
mm
8-J7
30c
preferred
Farrel-Birmingham
9-10
1
10-
30c
(quar.)
Supply Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
Denver Union Stock Yard Co.
(quar.)
Cl&SS 33
9-29
4Vi %
9- 1
$1.50
$1.50
$2
$2
Company
preferred
7%
8-15
8-15
Fajardo Sugar Co. (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
9-29
8-31
8- 3
9-11
8" 1
8-15
8-15
100%
—
(quar.)
Common
Great
8-10
9-29
8-15
9-14
9-1
9-25
8- I
& Company
Great Atlantic
9-1
8-10
$1
9-15
50c
15c
30c
$2
(initial)
Co
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
1
92 '/2c
$1.25
com.
Manufacturing
25c
1
—
9-12
(quar.).
—
Bank
(W. T.)
33A%
9-28
9-
6
Grant
8-15
7-31
9-
7-27
9-
A
Union
Gray
9- 1
8-15
35c
8-15
9-21
•Class
Grand
10-15
$1.50
25c
• 8-20
10- 1
8_11
9- 1
9-15
8%
\
Eversharp, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)
-—
•
25c
Fair^ (The)
(quar.)
—25c
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
50c
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Ccfrp. (irreg.).
20c
50c
9-12
J5c
15c
$1
75c
(quar.)
preferred class A (quar.)
8% preferred class A (quar.)
8%
preferred class B (quar.)
8% preferred class B (quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
6%
8-16
$1.25
25c
$27Vic
—
RR
Kalamazoo
10c
pfd.
Co.
Employees
preferred
preferred
20c
A
&
6%
Great
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
1
10-
1
9-
9-20
50c
(initial)
Erie Railroad Company—
9-
Dentists'
■;
Class
U7'/2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co. (quar.
Equity Corp., common
$2 conv, preferred
(quar.)
9-28
;~
A
8-1
8-80
8-11*
7-31
Extra
7'/2c
Ltd
Co., common
Mines,
8-15
9-20
9-1
8-15
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Empire District Electric Co.—
t37'/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——*
preferred (quar.)
3.70%
10c
15c
25c
55c
— •
—
Semi-annual
7
$1.75
preferred
Delnite
8-10
8-10
—
preferred (quar.)
—^—
Employers Reinsurance Corp.
Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co.
(quar.)—
Equitable Fire Insurance (South Carolina)—
Light Co.—
&
8-17
8-17
(quar.)—
5%
6
$i.i2ya
A (quar.)
(quar.)
Power
8
8-31
87'/2C
<
.
common
Company,
preferred
11-
9-14
50c
Inc.
9-12
9-12
30c
70c
(quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
Emhart Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)—
50c
Ltd., class
(quar.)—12Vic
$1.50
common
-
r-
(quar.)
Deep Rock Oil Corp. (quar.)
Daystrom.
8-13
12-3
.,rv
(quar.J—
B
7-20
1
9-
t$2
& Securities Corp.—
Realty
8-15
:v; $1
preferred (quar.)
6%
Davis Leather Co.,
9-10
Electrol,
Inc.
Elgin National Watch Co.
'
$50c
(W. R.)
25c
(quar.)—
pfd.
Extra
7*
8-24
< auar.)
A
class
.
Grace
8-15
9-16
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-17
-8-29
8-29
Rubber
&
Hose
8-31
9- 4
8-25
9-25
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
l
prior preferred
6%
Electric
Jl-26
10- 1
; 9- 5
8-20
(quar.)
National
9-14
9-15
Co
Electric Ferries, Inc.,
4
50c
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp.—
$2 class A (quar.)
%2
9-
11-15
1
25c
pfd. (quar.)
$4 prior
Co..
12-
Grace
17c
17c
$1.02V2
$1.06y4
$1.06V*
$1.06V*
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (1950) (quar.)
Boat
11-30
8-15
—
4%
Inc.,
W.)
<H.
Government
8-21
10-1
8-31
10-15
9-15
9-12
Ltd
dividend
8-10
9-14
9-15
25c
25c
(quar.)—
Manufacturing
Gossard
10c V
■>-.
-
Co.
preferred
Gorham
8-15
25c
50c
—10c
(quar.)
Mines,
Rubber
Stock
$5
8-17
7-20
i 8-15 % 8- 7
8-25
8-10
$5
125c
—
2nd
$4.25
:9- 4
8-10
.9-21
t'. 8-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, new
8-25
4.10%
Gas,
8-21
9-11
—
Goodall-Sanford,
10- 1
class A (quar.)
(monthly)
Steel Co.
Natural
Paso
Electric
8-31
9-12
75c
—
(quar.)
preferred
$7
Ltd.
Corp.,
8-31
$1
37Vic
56'Ac
(quar.)—
Manitou
Goodall
50c
Eddy Paper Corp
Paper Co., Ltd.,
8-14
9-15
93%c
Sugar
Inc.—;
;
Extra
Ltd.___^—$40c
(stock dividend)—
100%
Monthly
Inc.,
Companies.
Curtis
Ecuardorian
$15c
Ltd., common—
(quar.)———.—————
Co., stock dividend—
3'/2% pfd. (quar.)——
Co., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Cuneo
8-31
8-14
9-10
50c
■
50c
50c
Trust,
Investment
9-30
——
Goebel Brewing Co.
Golden
10- I
10-1
Georgia-Carolina Brick & Tile Co
Georgia-Pacific Plywcod Co., com. (quar.)__
$2.25
preferred (quar.)
Gerity-Michigan Corp.
Gerrard (S. A.) Cc., 5% preferred (s-a)—
Gilbert (A. C.)
Company (irreg.).^
Corp.
11- 1
8- 1
7-16
*9-5
9-20
7-17
9-11
8-15
9-26
55c
preferred
Girdler
11-15
8-15
com.
Irregular
9- 7
9-7
$1.25
._™_
Economic
10-1
10- 1
$1.50
beneficial
Extra
7
9- 1
Co.
Sugar
8-
1
20c
Ltd. (s-a)__—
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Crum & Forster. 3% preferred (quar.)
Cuban
9-
25c
Crows Nest Pass Coal Co.,
Cuban-American
8-15
■.
9- 4
Associates—
Sugar
preferred
$5
9-18
$1.75
interest (accum.)Eastern Utilities Associates (quar.)
Eaton Manufacturing
(quar.)*—
...
8-31
50c
(quar.)—
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
Eastern
1
10-
31 'A c
(qu«r.)----w^----r«---i^--.
& Seal,
8-24*
9-15
50c
93%c
Imperial Mills, Ltd.**
3%% preferred (quar.)—
Knowles Loom Works——
Crosse & Blackwell. class A
—-—
Crown Cork &
Seal Co., Inc., common...
Cork
9-14
9-14
9-28
30c
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred A
Wares.
(quar.)™
General Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
Street Ry.—
(quar.)
Eastern States Corp., $7 pfd. A (accum.)—
$6 preferred B (accum.)___*__.
8-20
1
9-
$1
(quar.)
Inc.
Utilities,
9-
$1.13
Company,
preferred
dividend
1
Crompton &
$2
9-10
8-15
8-31
_
10-
Cosmos
Crown
5%
15c
8-21
7-31
50c
preferred (quar.)—:—
Contmcntai Casualty Co. (quar.)—
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.
5% - preferred
(quar.)
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co
—
Cook Paint & Varnish Co., com. (quar.)—
$3 prior preference (quar.)
—
Cooksville Co., Ltd., COc class A (quar.)—
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Cornell Paperboard Products Co. (formerly
<
Cornell Wood Products) (initial quar.)—
Crane
9- 1
8-15
9-1
$1.12'/2
$3.75
Corrugated Paper Box Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Oosden Petroleum Corp.
9- 1
9-15
$37 Vic
8-11
8-11
7-16
8-15
8-24
7-31
$1.50
7%
Telephone Corp.,
4.40%
Water Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-31
843/aC
50c
common.™—$25c
(quar.)
u
50c
Ltd.,
Steel
General
8-10
8-17
(quar.)$1.75
East Sullivan
Mines, Ltd
$25c
Eastern Corporation
(Bangor, Me.)
25c
6%
8-10
9-15
25c
(quar.)--—
8-20
9-10
3%% preferred (quar.)
Advertising Co., Inc., com.
Inc.,
General
11-23
7-31
8-10
50c.
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)
East St. Louis & Interurban
8-14
(quar.)—-
Mills,
Outdoor
preferred
(quar.)„„~—$1.50
6%
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
General Paint Corp.
(quar.)
25c
General Public
Utilities Corp.—30c
General Refractories Co.
(quar.)__
—
50c
General Steel Castings, $6 pfd. (accum.)—
$3
8-23
9- 5
12- 5
8-15
8-20
$1-25
$1.25
J30c
50c
v
10- 1
9-20
8-15
7-31
8-15 * ' 7-31
9- 1
8-10*
9-10
8-21
8-15
8-1
20c
6%
9- l
9-1
8-20
30c
(quar.)
B
Class
1
8-
1
8-24
8-28
—
-
common
8-18
vquar.)—
common
(quar.)
Dupuls Freres, Ltd., 4.80% pfd.
Durham Hosiery Mills, class A
8-28
9-
Inc.,
(quai*.)—
Payable of Rec.
v
General
Holdert
When
-
$1.25
50c
(quar.)__
-m
General
Company
A.)
preferred
62 V2C
of
Corp.
1
35C
(C.
preferred
5%
5%
6-2
50c
$13c
America, common
4% preferred
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co. (quar.)—
Container
9-14
8-15
9-
Bradstreet,
Si
Dunham
'
9-28
25C
J 25c
..
common
1
preferred (quar.)_*_*———-- —
Fund (quar.)————
4preferred
9-14
10-
$1
(quar.)—-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.50%
9-20
3%%
30c
preferred (quar.)
(Reading, Pa.)
Glass Co., Ltd—
8-17
9-28
Dresser
Paper-
Gas
Consumers
9-10
6
8-17
Dun
———————
52.50
Co.,
Consumers
30c
$1.12Vi
8-14
8-
10-
Mfg. Co., Ltd-
Water, Power &
quarterly
Initial
10-1
9-15
9-15
8"3l
8-24
35c
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., 50c class A—**
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. (quar.)Consolidated
50c
35c
93 Ac
10c
Extra
9-21
(quar.)
General
8- 0
9-15
Industries, 5%
preferred
Metals Corp.——
General
8- J
8-15
common
per
Share
Name of Company
8- 3
8-15
35c
8-17
$1.12 '/2
Co.—
Paper
Consolidated
8-15
25c
25c
(quar.)— -
Corp.
Laundries
Consolidated
4%
10c
—
(quar.) ____**«.
pref. (quar.)—
—
Industries, common
Dravo
35c
$1.25
When
Payable of Reo.
9- 1
8-15
10-1
9-20
preferred A (quar.)
Corporation, common
4%
8-15
10-
(quar.).^
(quar.)**——_
preferred
Dow
50c
common
Consolidated Lithograph
8-15
Drug Co., 7%
Drackett Company,
10c
(quar.)--——preferred series B (quar.)
preferred series C (quar.)***
41/2%
Donohue
5
$1.50
Coppermines Ccrp. (increased)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.), common.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
—--Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co.
Baltimore,
9-
56'Ac
Consolidated
of
1
9-
"
(quar.)___~—
Ltd.
Brothers,
9-
1
10-
; 20c
Company
Name of
I
9-15
37 Vic
(quar.)—
Inc.
Nairn
Congoleum
"
Payable of Reo.
Holdert
per
Share
t25c
$1.75
>
Holder»
When
Per
Share
9-14
Smelting Co., Ltd.—
—
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(587)
Per
Name 0/
Hudson
Company
Pulp
Class A
,
&
>
Paper
Share
9-
31V4c
32c
•
Huston
(Tom)
Peanut
Co.
5%
5%
preferred
Idaho
Power
Co.,
Central
9%
common
6%
8-15
Leitch
8-15
Leslie
8-10
8-15
8-
6
9-
9-12
1
9-30
7-25
series
Co.
of
A
Canada,
(s-a)
Life
6-
P
8-20
8-
1*
tUVze
9-29
8-15
Lionel
9-29
8-15
Ireland. -»Amer.
deposit
receipts
■jIndiana j Limestone
Indiana Steel
i
Co.
Products
4y4%
preferred
B
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
f
Inland
Steel
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
capital
8-15
Above
9-10
8-22
June,
1
8-10
In
1
9-10
10-
1
Holdings,
Resistance
Stock
>'
■<
Bond
Co.
and
$2.50
,
from
Iowa
Pubiic
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Island
*
Co.
participating
Jacksonville
I.
Johnson
Ranch
•Extra
\
^
&
5%
preferred
9-20
12-20
3-20
12 tec
9-28
9-14
Los
Angeles Transit Lines (quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration Co.
7-31
1
8-
9-
1'
5%
9
8-10*
}
9-14
C-31
10-15
I
9-15
$75c
10-15
Louis
(s-a)
Laughlin
A
preferred
& Nashville
RR.
(quar.).
f.
,
,
-
$4
?
9-15
9-28
9-10
Ludman
9-10
8-21
Lukens
7-31
11- I
1
2 teC
_______
1
8-11
9-26
(quar.)___
,
i
t25c
8-29
10-
1
9-14
M.
10-
1
9-14
9-
1
8-15
M.
50c
9-
1
8-15
9-
J
8-15
MacLaren Power &
9-
1
8-15
Macmillan
Extra
Paper Co.
8-10
Maine
30c
9- 1
.
9-
$25c
35c
:
1
Car
8-15
10-
$1.12 te
7-25
Corp,
1
Manhattan
8-24
8-31
8-10
8-1
Shirt
Co.
Maxwell
Corp.,
&
Moore,
Keyes Fibre
f
.
5.60%
$3
Co.,
1st
class
(quar.)—
(quar.)
£
8-27
9-29
Masonite
2C
—
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
!
25c
com.
(quar.)
45c
$1.25
Corp.
(quar.)
32 tec
| 8-17
8-
10-
1
9-
1
9-
4
8-31
Mathieson
8-14
Bonding
&
Insurance
(I.
7%
Chc-mical
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
and
come
1
8-15
$3.75
9-28
95c
New
9-14
$3.75 preferred
9-
40c
10-
10-15
1
9-15
10-
1-15-52
1-
4-15-52
preferred
$3.40
4-8
1-15-52
1-
25c
8
5c
Fund
from
$2.50
Porcupine
8-24
Mclntyre
8-15
Mead
t20c
9-28
8-31
4%
75c
9-14
8-31
4'/4%
40c
2nd
preferred
preferred
series K-l
9-
1
8-10
Meadville
35c
10-
1
9-10
Meier
75c
11-
1
10-10
Mercantile
Stores,
8-15
7-31
Merchants
Fiie
Merck
43C
7%
7-31
12-20
40c
9-
8
9-
1
8-16
Metal-Glass
(quar.)
35c
9-25
9-10
$1.25
8-24
8-10
9-12
8-27
——__
from
realized
ordinary
8-16
Company,
preferred
common
8-20
3.90%
7-31
preferred
9-20
$1.12 '/a
___
;
Inc.__
class
B
—
iquar.)
B
8-20
8-10
8-15
1
a-
l
9-
t$1.75
7-31
9-
1
8-
1
8-15
8-
4
25c
11-15
11-
5
9-
1
8-15
30c
(quar.)
Fabrics.
(H. D.)
9-15
8-22
9-15
8-22
$1
9-15
"
10c
25c
5c
(quar.)
50c
$20c
9-
1
8-15
9-
8-24
'
8-15
8-
1
4
8-15
8-31
8-17
9-
1
8-
1
25c
(R. G.), Inc., $4 pfd.
Inc
Company
(quar.)__
9-14
8-31
50c
9-14
8-31
9-
8-
$1
37'tec
(quar.)__^
50c
1
8-31
9-
5
9
8-10
8-20
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
8-15
9-
1
9-
6
9-
1
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
10-
1
9-
5
10- 1
9-
5
9-
5
pfd.
Co.,
Radio
Monsanto
$3.85
Co.,
7
Ogilvie
9-
7
Ohio
9-
7
series
Ltd.
5'/2%
Co.,
C
Ohio
Oil
8-17
Ohio
1
10-
1
99-
8
8
7-30
Old
37 tec
8-15
7-30
Olin
$1.37%
8-15
7-30
9-
1
8-10
$1.15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-17
preferred
common
(quar.)
12-15
9-15
9-
8-15
7-31
8-23
5%
34%c
(quar.)
9-
62 tec
(quar.)
9-
1
1
8-10
7%
preferred
series
A
preferred
series
B
common-
5%
preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines,
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd.—
5% preferred (initial quar.)
4 3% %
preferred (quar.)
Otter
(J. P.) & Company Inc.
Ox
Oxford
10-
1
8-31
$5
10-
1
8-31
Pacific
15c
9-
1
7%
8-15
8-
$1
:
8-.' 1
8-2'
15c
9-
1
8-lf
$1
9-
1
8-15
$1
8-14
8-15
8-
8-14
9-10
>
a
8i
:
8-
(
8-
1
40c
8-25
8-10
35c
11-10
11-1
9-1
8-15
9- 1
20C
9-10
8-17
33%c
11-1
10-10
$$1
9- I
8-
4
$$1.12
9-
1
8-
4
$$1.50
9-1
8-
1
$$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
9- 1
8-1
8-15
(quar.)—
9-
1
8-15
f
10c
8-31
8-2*
$1
(quar.)
8-20
20c
9-29
9-D
$1.12%
9-
8-1^
8-16
9-10
8-2.
$$1
common
1
40c
Ltd.,
8-15
7-1 f
$$1.75
8-15
1-11
$1.12%
10-
1
9-lf
$0.29589
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Fibre
Brush
6%
1st
5Va %
9-
1
8-2!
&
Mfg.
8-15
^
Co.
common,
9-
1
8-15
$1.10
9-
1
8-V
35c
'
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
8-24
$1
8-15
7-3C
30c
Co.
Corp.
9-10
90c
9-10
9-
100%
9-25
8-
3
<
8-21
$1.25
9-
1
8-1?
45c
(increased quar.)
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-31
Electric Co.—
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
37tec
1
8-10
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
8-10
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
redeemable
preferred
(quar.)
A
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.
34 %c
8-15
31 tec
*_
preferred
1
4.80%
37 tec
preferred
1st
1st
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
Pacific Gas
common,
Co., Inc
preferred
Finance
preferred.
(quar.)
9-
8-31
8-31
9-20
Co.—
9-
9-14
9-20
9-10
$1.31 te
$$1.25
$2.50
.
$1.12%
$$1.19
(quar.)
9~
25c
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois-Glass
8-31
8-31
8-15
8-lf
1
$4.50
Co.
Co.,
1
8-31
8-2
9-15
10-
$1.50
preferred
Tall
1
1
1
60c
Co., com.
(quar.)
(reduced)
2nd
10-
9-
Ltd.,
convertible
5%
'
$4.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
'
9-15
8-33
9-
ar¬
(s-a)
Products,
preferred
10-
37 tec
8-31
9-29
$1
common
Marine
(Henry)
9-29
$5c
Co., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
A
preferred
8-15
e
7-1'
$10c
|
J
8-
8-10
$$1
Gas
A
$4.40
$1.25
Inc.
7%
t$1.75
(quar.)
•
9-
9-10
Oswego Falls Corp.—
t$1.75
(quar.)
7%
8-31
OKI 5
7-3'
Outboard
Moore-H&ndley Hardware Co., Inc.,
9*14
7-3C
$3.60
122'/ac
8-31
r.
8-15
8-10
1
9rl0
$50c
V
59 3/8 c
9-10
8-
8-15
Service—
Corp.
1
8-15
8-10
1
8-1C
1
75c
1
9-
8-15
9-
Service—
9-
50c
50C
10-
$25c
*■
8-10
$$1.25
9-
$20c
>
■
1
9-
7
7
9-10
96 tec
Ltd
9-
9-14
Natural
Steel
4'/2%
1
1
75c
Omar, Inc., 4'/a%
Onondaga Pottery
'/2C
11-15
10-
55c
preferred
$1.25
(s-a)
9-
9- 7
50c
Coal
Ontario
7-17
1
1
(quar.)
Industries,
4%
8-15
10-
Tube Co..
preferred
Ben
7
25c
Co
43/4%
8-15
55c
preferred
Oklahoma
t50c
Mass.)
Mills,
Seamless
$2.20
$$1.25
participating preference (quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd.,
common
(quar.)__.
4% redeemable preference (quar.)
Morgan
9-14
1
40c
(s-a)
Works
1
9-
56 tec
$3
Morgan
Flour
10-
10-
Co.
Associated Telephone
10-1
25c
8-15
75c
preferred (quar.)__—
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)__
9-
1
75c
preferred
9-
Television
Locomotive
Moody's Investors
4'/2%
1
1
9-
10-
•
Nova Scotia Light & Power, 4%
1
(quar.);
(Springfield,
&
Chemical
pref.
9-12
10-
10-
12tecb
Ltd
Oil
convertible
10c
& Co., Ltd.
Monongahela Power,
Montreal
4.50%
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
8-17
10-
8-15
30c
Public
preferred
preferred
4
$2
8-20
8-31
$1.12%
Lumber
9-
75c
9-10
93 3/4 c
;
Pharmacal
—
8-15
1
$1.12%
Co.
Gas
Norwich
(quar.)_
com.
9-
$2.50
pfd
Investment Corp.—
(this payment clears
8-17
6%
10c
Gas—
Co.
4
8-15
9-14
$1.50
&
(quar.)
Co., com. (quar.
preferred (quar.)
9-
8-15
8
8-
9-28
RR.—
non-cum.
Ry.
Redwood
514 %
9-15
3
8-17
40c
Bancorporation (increased quar.)
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.—
Semi-annual
9-15
8-
75c
Northwest
75c
1
25c
4'/2%
(quar.)__
$5
Ry.
Liberties
Northern
8-17
1
5
9-
40c
»
Extra
11-16
8-
9-
$7 Vic
$2 preferred
(s-a)
Northern Insurance Co. of New York
(quar.)
Northern
1
8-15
9-14
$25c
Texas
1
10c
42 tec
30c
Corp.
8-
Northeastern Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
Northeastern Water Co., $4 prior
pfd. (quar.)
8-31
8-20
8-15
*
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
8-31
75c
preferred
Central
11-30
(s-a)_
8-
8-31
9-10
60c
rears)
6% preferred (this payment clears
arrears)
North
8-31
37 Vic
Ltd
American
5Vi%
9-15
8-15
*
.'J.:.:.' -J.-,/.--;-*■**■
25C
Monarch Life Ins.
Monarch
North
1
8-14
9-15
(quar.)
Mines,
8-
8-24
40c
(quar.)
American
4
8-15
Co
Extra
North
9-17
8-16
9-
20c
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Noranda
1
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Western
1
9-
9-15
25c
common
Mining Corp.,
■'
10-
"?
30c
-
,
(quar.)
preferred
adjustment
$1.12%
$1.50 conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
S.)
4%
9-17
50c
(quar.)
Co
Electric
preferred
Normetal
10-31
1
-97c
(quar.)
Co.,
Southern
1
10-
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
A
8-10
11-
$1.12 >/a
(initial
(initial)
State
Common
$1.12 te
Reclaiming, com.
AV2%. preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co., common.
(Robert)
12-20
3
96 tec
Rubber
(J.
25c
Special
Le Tourneau
Midwest
Mitchell
12-31
8-
10-
$1.083/4
—
preferred
Mitchell
9-19
(quar.)
Abrasive.Co
9-19
12-20
7-31
95C
Company
8-13
9-29
8-15
40c
(quar.)
9-29
12-31
,8-15
1
8-23*
8-27
40c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
25c
Products
preferred
non-cum.
8-25
tl5c
7-31
8-
8-23*
8-31
35c
-
8-15
8-15
97 tec
Petroleum
15c
25c
Lanston Monotype Machine Co. (quar.)
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
Cement
8%
$2
Mid.vale
12-28
3
50c
—
Steel
Mid-West
1-10-52
3
8-
87 tec
(quar.)
Extra
Midland
9-13
10c
Portland
,
9-23
J 15c
Lanett Bleachery & Dye Works
Lanova Corporation (resumed)
Lansing Co.
Lansing Stamping Co. (quar.)
Mid-Continental
9-14
$15c
,
(quar.)
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
Lee
1
3
8-
(accum.)
tl5c
(increased)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
A
8-
8-
1
40c
—
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.
10-10
$40c
Extra
„
10-15
75c
'
Class
Lea
1
8-15
N. Y.)—
»
Lawrence
11-
10c
5c
Bryant, Inc.
(quar.)
Lane-Wells Co. (quar.)
;
9-14
preferred
10c
Lane
,
8-10
1
6%
25c
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—s
Common (quar.) ________
Class
,
1
10c
Class
v;
910-
$1.'75
—_
Quarterly
(Brooklyn,
12-20
12-27
40c
,
Champagne,
8-15
$1.50
1
9-
8-31
(quar.)
Chicago & St. Louis
Northwestern
9-26
.
9-
1
Michael Stern & Co.—
$ 1.12 te
(quar.)
50c
$1.75
pfd.
(quar.)
8-10
preferred
8-30
8-
(quar.)
preferred
9-1
8-25
loc
8-15
9-12
lc
4.35%
10c
8-29
9-28
9-14
20c
preferred (1949 series)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
8-15
8-15
7-31
9-28
30c
Norfolk &
1
7-31
8-15
(quar.)
Norfolk
8-29
8-15
10c
Inc.
pref.
Brake
8-15*
8-10
25c
(quar.)
Dock
York
9-10
8-31
Inc.—
common
Co.,
10-11
25c
quar.)
Co.
1
•2 Vic
8-15
9-
\
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
1
Products
common
9-
1
50c
common
Co.
preferred
York
11-
9-
Corp.—
9- 1
1
(quar.)
Stores
8-15
0-1
9-13
(quar.)__
& Scott
(quar.)
Mcrritt-Chapman
in¬
profitsX
&
$3.50
Castings Co..
&
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd.
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
t
37 tec
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)—
25c
com.
H.).& Co
(Alfred)
4
Steel
4Vi %
4
8-17
9-
(quar.)
8-15
75c
Lambert
9-
9-
9-
(quar.)
12-30
(quar.):
7%
preferred (quar.)
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.
9-28
9-1
$1.06'/4
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
f: Kysor■' Heater ,Co._^__*«
!_____
La France Industries
(quar.)
La Salle Extension University (quar.)
.
2
40c
1
pfd.
York,
33/4%
12-
1
9-
(quar.)
Co.,
Air
Common
8-17
$50 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
pfd.
4te%
<
8-
'
9-28
50c
Ltd.
Assurance
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co.,
6%
•
8-15
9-15
15c
preferred
Incrc&SBCi
8-11
50c
Co.
Kress
;
8-28
1-2-52
(quar.)
common
6%
6
50c
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Frank
&
4V2 %
,.
8-
New
8-11
85c
T
(quar.)
10c
5%
(quar.)
Lafayette National Bank
New
8-16
8-28
93%c
(quar.)
4Va %
&
New
933/4C
(quar.)
(quarj-
Michigan
Wines
8-17
'
Co
Mines,
common
8-15
Salle
9-20
1
40c
__________
Publishing
Corporation,
8-21
La
8-10
1
62 tec
8-31
!
8-31
9-
9-
$1.50
&
(increased
York
New
10-
t25c
(quar.)
Hill
9-12
4'/a%
New
11-15
8-
9-
1
8-24
Casualty Co
Mines, Ltd. (irreg.).
Haven Gas
Light
Jersey Worsted Mills
Jersey Zinc Co
-New
8-22
1
40c
■
preferred
50c
Kroehler Mfg..
8-16
9-10
12-
45c
Year-end*
-
9-15
1
(quar.)
50c
(S.
1
112 teC
quar.)
Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c pld. (quar.)___
Kochring Company
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.i___
f
9-
1
1
9-14
Amsterdam
New
9-
10-
$1.75
Calumet
New
8-24
$1.75
(1947 series)
McGraw
8
__
(interim)
(quar.)
(5c
4
8-17
10-
.<
Mur
1
9-28
Products,
Meter
8-10
*50c
25%
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Corporation, common
9-
$1,183/4
(initial
common
McCord
8
$1.25
Rubber
B.)
Knickerbocker
8-15
9-
Co.—
Maxwell, Ltd.
8-15
37 tec
common
preferred
9-10
10c
7c
prior
Kleinert
t
9-1
87 tec
(quar.)
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Kinney (G. R.) Company, Inc.,
$5
New
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly ______________________________
Massey Harris Co., Ltd. (quar.)
_—___________
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
New
9-24
$1.75
(accum.)
■,
8-14
8-31
37 tec
Co.,
9-14
1
10-
50c
pfd.
Extra
4
10-
$1
,
Ltd.
Neptune
9-28
$1.50
50C
Corp.
Massachusetts
3
37'tec
Supply
Nestle-Le
May Department Stores
tquar.)
Pipe &
$2.40
8-15
1
(quar.)
Speqial
Keystone
8-15
$1.25
1
*
Keystone Custodian Funds,
5
8-29
30c
(quar.)____
10-
10%
common
preferred
A
9-
35c
Inc.
3c
Mines,
8-10
5C
common
preferred
8-
9-
50%
V
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4!/4% pfd. (quar.)
Neiser Brothers, Inc.. (quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co. (increased quar.)
8-15
8-24
8-10
10-20
(quar.)
Cement
8-31
1
9-28
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.
Nazareth
1
25c
Naumkeag Steam Cotton
8-24
4
$1.12'/a
*15c
convertible
25c
30c
(quar.)
20c
9-10
<
Realization
5%
8-15
25c
Marion Power Shovel Co., 7%
Masco Screw Products Co
25c
8-15
8-24
25c
Mar-Tex
8-25
$1.20
7
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Manning,
Marathon
$1.25
8-
99-
10-30
5c
(quar.)
Shops (Del.)
Tea
8-20
8-20
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Company
9-10
9-10
50c
8-10
8-20
4V2%
4.20%
9-10
9-10
50c
Supply Co.,
National
8-31
9-29
*15c
common
A
preferred
National
J50C
v>
'7
RR., 6% prior pfd. (quar.)__
R.) & Co., Inc. (quar.)
(P.
v
8-15
25c
Central
Maltine
8-17
$1.40
8-10
14c
(quar.)
Magor
I
Gold
8-10
8-15
25c
(quar.)
common
Maliory
Company iquar.)_
8-15
12 tec
MacWhyte Company
Madison Square Garden Corp
___
Kerr-x4ddison
3
1
10 tec
(quar.)
Common
9-14
10-15
$15c
class B
Year-End
25c
Co.,
8-15
&
8-
9-
■
8-15
(quar.i
8-15
9-15
Shirt
8-10
Canada,
(quar.)
Co.,
National Starch
7*
8-10
8-27
tl2Vac
Machinery
7-25
25c
15c
•
of
dividend
National
8-
8-27
15c
(quar.)
National Paper & Type
Co.,
5 % preferred
(quar.)
National Rubber
5
t3c
8-15
(s-a)_
8-15
Co.
preferred
Manufactures
Stock
7
8-31
65c
j
National
7-25
(quar.)
1
——
8-15
(quar.)^______i_________
1
(quar.)
8-10
Woodworking Co. :(quar.)_i____4,_
Mines,
Ltd.
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
9-
(s-a)
8-
Macassa
&
9-15
8-15
25c
Lyons Finance Service, Inc., 42c pfd.
50c preferred (quar.)
56c class A
10-15
8-20
.___
9-
$3.80 preferred- (quar.—_______
Kawneer Company (quar.)
Kellogg Company, 3'/a% preferred (quar.)__
Kerite
7
12'tec
.i
9-1
;_
(quar.)
7
8-
i
30c
City Power & Light
preferred „(quar.)_
Common
8-
9-28
10c
35 tec
5% preferred (s-a)_
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
* 43% %
preferred
(quar.)
<
9-28
quar.)
Lynch Corporation (quar.)_________________
Lyon Metal Products, common (quar.)
10-19
9-
Co.
Extra
10-19
11-
Steel
(Initial
97'tec
——
Kentucky Stone Co.,
Common
(quar.)
1
9-
25c
•
preferred
8-15
8-10
75c
6% preferred B
National Malleable
1
8-
2 tec
(quar.)
9-23
Corp.
7%
1
8-
9-12
u-_-_
Lowncy (W. M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Stores,. Inc. (quar.)_
Kansas
.
8-
8-15
$1
.
i
8-15
$2.50
(quar.)
A
Extra
8-31*
$4
Lowell Adams Factors Corp,
Extra.*.,
9-14
class
60c
1
1
—
iquar.)
National Lead
Ry.—
(s-a)
Co.
41'/4c
tquar.)—
Chemical
Aluminum
Stock dividend
50c
:
non-cum.
Louisville
St.
&
10-
A
99-
10-15
10c
common
class
9
Corp.-
Ltd.,
80c
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Steel Corp.,
12-22
1
$1.05
Royalty. Co., Inc.
u_2___.
1-1-52
Dock—
9
50c
National Electric Welding Machines
(quar.)
National Gypsum
Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National Homes Corp.
(stock dividend)
National Hosiery Mills.
9-21
1-1-52
30c
_
Covp.
preferred
Kaiser
\
$1
1
4-1-52
$1.10
(quar.)
Refining Co.
Estate
Jones
(quar.)
10-
9
8-
20c
(Del.)
Chemical
&
8-
8-23
50c
quar.)
convertible
8-23
62 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (increased)
Register Co. (quar.)_.
Drug
Ltd.,
60c
8-20
62'tec
82 tec
(qu»r.)—
National
9-18
62 tec
25c
_______
Oil
8-31
9-29
62 tec
35c
Gas
Johnson
Jones
$1
(quar.)
Jantzen
j
3
$1
933,4c
Knitting Mills—
5% preferred A (quar,)
Jersey Insurance Co, of N. Y.
Johnson & Johnson (quar.)
1
8-
(quar.)
45c
—_—
Corp. (quar.)
rJacob Ruppert, 4¥2 % preferred
Jaeger Machine Co.__
8-
1
(quar.)
,
.
preferred
1
9-
preferred
Tug & Barge, Ltd.—
5%
y--
Mfg.
9-
(Increased
1
t25c
common
.—___.—______
Fireman
8-
preferred
37 tec
___
(quar.)
Iron
1
conv.
9-
Can
8-
Milling Co.
;
Cash
4
$1.75
Container
2-18
9-
conv.
8-31
Dehydrating
Corp.
Increased quarterly
National Dairy Products
11-19
a 1-10-52
5%
20c
____
__
12-10
50c
.
c5V2%>
v
50c
t25c
5%
1
Alfalfa
(quar.)_
8-20
25c
Co.,
9-20
12-20
9-
50c
preferred
National
(quar.)
9-28
12-28
75c
50c
National
9-10
8-10
8-10
1
$1.50
Co
Extra
$1
8-10
8-31
$1.50
7%
preferred
(quar.)
National By-Products
in
and
50c
2c
-
______
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.i com.
43/4% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
^
2-18
(quar.)
2 tec
:
:
(quar.)
preferred
11-19
3-10-52
7-16
1
t50c
___■
4.20%
12-10
$1.00
quarterly
8-15
8-31
6
America—
&
(quar.)
National Automotive Fibres
Inc.
National Biscuit Co., common
5%
8-20
9-
30c
.
3.90%
(
8-15
1
(quar.)
&
conv.
Common
(quar.)
Co.,'common
1
9-
8-15
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Service
9-
1
of
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Acme
National
3
9-20
$1.50
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)
4.40%
.
8-
9-
se-
(quar.)
(s-a)_.
1
Co.
1
9-
37 Vac
6
$1
Coal
5%
9-
Chemical
National
8-10
9-10
(quar.)
Pipe
Louisville, Henderson
10c
com.
Inc.
Joint
Lorain
-
4
(Rhode Island)
preferred
3.30 %
v
9-20
8-
25c
Inc.
Participating
f.
preferred
1
8-
8- 6
2c
(quar.)_
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)'
10-25
8-20
8-31
$1.10
•'
December
Mutual
National
preferred
1
1
10c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)
Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)___
;•
i
8%
9-
preferred
11-
Company
preferred
8%
25c
:—
—
Corp.
Fund,
investors Trust Co.
1,
8-17
8%
(quar.)
Co
6% convertible preferred
'Investors Royalty-Co., Inc.
Extra
(
9-10
10-
8%
30c
Common
75c
(quar.)
Utilities
Stock
9-14*
1
$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd.,
Investors
9-28
$1
Intertype. Corp.' (quar.)
;
Lock
t75c
Corp.
income
Silver
International
>
t
i
Loblaw.
9-
Group Shares—
net
International
8-
8-16
Ltd.—
purity profits
-
.
and
(15c from
-
•
Shaves,
1
1
9-20
25c
-
7%
S-
9-
4
1
8-15
$1.10
iquar.)__
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.. class A
Class B
(quar.)
1
1
50c
Ltd
Products
Institutional
£
912-
8-
1
20c
(quar.)____
capital
$1.10
pays
guaranteed
$1.50
Copper
—
International
International
.
9-10
12-10
8-22
1
87 tec
Original
September,
75c
International
;
9-10
32c
(accum.)
4
9-
March.
Special
G.)
9-
65c
8-17
8-15
3c
(C.
9-
•
—
(quar.)
RR.
stock
9-
16c
International Harvester Co.,
(Ind.)
(quar.)—
10-
Co.
8-
8-31
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-14
9-
20c
Corp.
$1
(quar.)
capital
preferred
Miami
$1.25
pfd.
50c
(quar.)
common
Original
20c
Murphy
8-27
9-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
8-24
9-10
59%c
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
50c
Co.
Mills
Diablo
7-31
(initial quar.)
Original
(increased)
Quarterly
;
(quar.)
Carbonic Corp.,
20c
Paper
Products
9-10
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
com.
8-20
V
Mosinee
8-15
60c
new
8-15
; Interlake Iron Corp.:.
International Business Machines Corp. (quar.)
-International Ceilucotton Products Co.—
:t
Chemical
1
(accum.)
Co.
&
1
4
8-15
When
Share
(quar.)
common
preferred
50c
Co.
$1.06'/4
______—
Consolidated
Insurance
99-
9-15
43/4%
Morrison-Knudsen
16 tec
(quar.)
9-
Co
/Inspiration*
Light
3 V2 %
8-10
'7-31
25c
Corporation,
Little
1
8-15
40c
Co.
8-
10c
1
9-
of Company
Paper Mills,
Mount
gains
(Richmond)
8-20
:
Morris
5c
Corp
$37 tec
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Industrial Silica Corp., 6'/2%
6'/2%
Virginia
and
Co.___
1
5%
t
capital
Glass
9-11
:
;
Co.
Indianapolis Water Co.,
,
realized
35C
(initial)
Per
Name
8-15
Motor
income
9-
Indiana, 'Gas- & Water: Co._i
,
1
30c
40c
rzo c
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., common....
'■f $1.50 eonv. par tic. preferred (quar.)__
f
9-
t2c
investment
National Life
Liquid
al3>/a%
(interim)
(quar.)
Ltd
Quarterly
Lindsay
3%
Co.
Myers Tobacco
Link-Belt
Uncoin
Ltd.—
preference; (s-a)^-i_._T^-:__w_.,^-...r,:!''
Holders
Payable of Ree.
35c
(quar.)
of
Savers
40c
—
1
Imperial. Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &
.
net
Co.
v
conv.
9-
Mines,
Co.
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Life Ins.
Liggett &
$3
Cement
from net
from
9-19
8-20
Gold
Salt
liy2c
12-19
45C
'
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
,.V'/
Ordinaryv' (interim)
*
1
1
Portland
:
Illinois Zinc Co.
-Imperial Tobacco
:
Lehigh
12-30
——...
,<
pld.
8-15
$1.25
RR.
non-cum.
When
Share
J
(quar.)
1
$1.25
;
& Sons
9-10
50c
common.—
tquar.)
(James)
9-
30c
preferred .tquar.)
•Illinois
Name of Company
9-
$1
/
(quar.
Hutting Sash & Door Co.,
r
%
Per
Payable of Rec
ZV/zc
preferred series A (quar.)
5.12% preferred series B (quar.)
Humble O.l & Refining
;
Holdert
Lees
(initial)—.——
common
When
Corp.—
5 %
,/Y
47
JV
.
8-15
7-31
31 tec
8-15
7-31
31 tec
8-15
7-31
30c
8-15
7-31
7-31
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
48
Mills
Pacific
10c
Economic
$5
Paterson
7%
8-31
7-31
8-25
8-7
8-25
8-
7
75c
8-25
8-
7
8-25
8-
7
25C
9-
1
8-20
$1.06%
9-
1
8-20
12 %c
9-26
9-14
20c
8-15
8-
+20c
9-15
8-31
*35c
9-15
8-31
...........
(quar.)..:
Peden
12-15
9-14
8-31
12 %C
9-14
8-20
8-
10c
prior participating preferred (quar.).
Wheel Co
Peninsular Telephone, common (quar.)
8-lb
11-15
25c
2-15-52
2- 5
33C
8-15
33c
11-15
11- 5
$1 preferred
$1
...
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
$1.06
9-1
8-15
40c
(quar.)
9-14
8-31
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
/S-ZYbv
(Butler, Pa.)—
Gear Co., 7%
Co.
4
8-21
9-12
8-20
35C
.
9- I
8-15
9-10
8-17
$1.12%
10- 1
1-2-52
9-14
$1
1-2-52
12-14
37 %C
9-30
9-4
25c
9-30
9-
60c
8-15
8-1
10-
9-
1
1
9-
1
60c
Class
8-17*
$1.25
9-
1
8-17
$1.37%
9-
1
8-17
8-15
8-15
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
9-
preferred (quar.)
Electric Light, 6%
pfd.
10-15
50c
9-10
$1.50
(accum.)
10-
Quarterly-'
Skelly
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
Service
Public
9- 1
8-15
$1.05
4.64%
9-
1
8-15
Service
Public
-
45c
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
Co.
84c
of
Mexico
New
(quar.)_
25c
8-15
7-31
8-
1
Common
4.08%
40c
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power Si Light (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (increased quar.)
Punta
Alegre Sugar
(year-end)
Quarterly
__________
Pure
5%
CO.,
6%
pfd.
.
Co.,
3%%
8-15
7-20
9-14
8-17
9-
1
8-15
50c
12-
1
11-15
50c
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
1
35c
9-29
8-
3
9-
$1.50
8-31
8-
9-15
8-31
J2c
t25c
preferred
(quar.)
933Ac
2
1
9-12
8-25
7-16
10-
1
9-
4
9-15
9-
1
10-
,
Aircraft
Sonotone
$1.25
conv.
4.88%
California
preferred
preferred
Common
Southern
Power
preferred
Drug
Southwestern
Electric
Southwestern
Life
Regent
$1.60
$1.60
25c
(quar.)
Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
Remington Rand,
$4.50 preferred
Ire., common
(quar.)
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A
Republican
Insurance
Resources of
Revere
Canada
(Texas)
Inc
7-30
$40c
9-
1
8-18
$40c
12-
1
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
com.
(Dallas,
Insurance
..Spalding .(A, G.)
(quar.)
9-20
12-10*
8-20
8-10
8-10
8-23
8-3
7-31
9-
4
9-
4
8-15
8-15
8-
5
8-
5
7-20
8-15
9- 6
8-
(quar.)
25c
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
Spencer
Shoe
9-13
Spiegel,
Inc., common
convertible preferred
*27C
>-* O
•
$4.50
Corp—
(quar.)
9-12
9-14
9-14
8-15
6
8-10
8-15
8-15
7-31
20c
9-15
9-
40c
10-15
4
9- 1
8-15
9-
7
8-10
8-
6
50c
9-10
8-10
8-28
8-15
25c
$1.12%
9-14
9-14
1
10c
8-17
8-15
8-15
b
1
10-
8-31
11-30
1-2-52
50c
9-
1
8-15
50c
9-
1
8-
7
50c
8-15
8-
1
50c
8-29
8-
9*
27c
8-15
8-
1
50c
9-10
8-20
50c
f
——
9-20
9-
6
—_————
.
8-27
9-15
$1
5
8-10
:/ 9-15
8-31
60c
8-15
7-31
25C
9-
8-15
W'b-'Vb.Z
25c
1
/'b-
■■
1
9-15
25c
1-2-52
12-15
25C
;—. '
4-2-52
3-15
10-
25c
9-
1
8-27
50c
9-14
8-31
$1
9-14
8-31
12'Ac
8-31
8-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
——-——
% /
50c
1
8-10
8-15
7-31
3334c
8-15
7-31
25c
Corp.
9-
15c
(quar.) —
common
8-27
9-
25c
vb
com.
9-15
35c
preferred
8-31
8-21
9-10
8-3
5%
9-
$1.06'A
12'Ac
31'Ac
8-16
1
8-31
8-21
10-15
10- 5
v
25c
Co.
Corp.
Temper
(quar.)"
preferred
Tyer Rubber, $4.25
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.) —
Union Oil Co. (Calif.), common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
United Aircraft Corp., 5%
pfd.
8-10
7-31
Common
8c
9-10
9- 1
50c
9-
8-10
Common
7C
12-10
12- 1
8- 3
8-15
7-20
92 %C
8-15
7-20
$1
8-15
7-20
$1.12%
$3.70
8-15
.
7-20
9
7-10
9-10
8-20
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
$1.12%
9-
1
9-
1
50c
(quar.)—-
93%c
(quar.)
8-
Inc.—
Air Lines,
(quar.)
preferred
of America, com.
United Biscuit Co.
40c
(quar.)_
8-17
8-15
10-
$38c
8-15
7-16
8-31
7-31
25c
9-10
8-24
25c
9-10
8-24
75c
8-14
8- 3
$1.75
Ltd., class A
10-15
?35c
Corporations,
Class
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
8-14
8-
3
9-
7
(quar.)_
B
United Engineering
preferred
Fuel
(quar.)
t75c
(quar.)
Illuminating
States
Corp.,
35c
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement Co.
United
55c
Co
6%
pfd.
$1.50
(quar.)
Finishing Co., common (quar.)
$4 convertible preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)——
Guarantee Co. (N. Y.)
U.
S.
10-
1
9-29
8-31
1
9-12
10-
8-15
7-27
40c
1
8-10
10-
1
8-10
$1.75
—
—
9-
$1
U. S.
U. S.
3
Ltd.—
Investments,
preferred A
6%
& Foundry Co.—
(quar.)
Common
United
(quar.)
Coal Cos.
Electric
United
10-
I
8-10
9-10
8-24
60c
(quar.)
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
preferred
U. S. Lines Co.
4%%
8-25
8-15
9-10
1
87%C
$3.50
4'A%
8-31
8- 6
8-15
10-
50c
•
4»A%
9-20
25c
(quar.)
Union Carbide Si Carbon Corp.
(quar.)
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—
United
8-31
10- 1
$1.06 »A
Rubber Co.
&
Asbestos
8-31
9-12
St. Corp.
South La Salle
Union
11-10
9-10
40c
(quar.)
8-10
11-15
40c
(quar.)
8-15
25c
8-31
30c
1
9-
•
Oil Co.
Co.,
Power
United
10-10
$6c
Spokane Portland Cement
1
8-31
ioc
Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc.
9-
8-27
9- 1
45c
$1.15
8-17
37'Ac
;
Coal
208
9-10*
&,Brothers. Inc, (quaf,)__. 25q_^9-H,
Chemical Co., common
preferred (quar.)
9-15
——
True
8-27
8-27
'
11-15
4.60%
8-11
$1.10
Mills
Truax-Traer
Tex.)
'
Quarterly
Spencer
(quar.)
9-15
Quarterly
7-30
30c
(quar.)
Service,
8-17
2%c
9-
-
62 %C
8-15
$1.37%
$1.12
(quar.)
Investment Fund, Ltd.
Copper & Brass,
8-15
9-15
8-15
$1
$1.25
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
7%
(quar.)___
Southwestern
Stores
8-15
Southwestern Associated Telephone—
8-15
Owl
9-15
62%c
8-15
37'Ac
quar.)
(quar.)—
(St. Louis) (quar.)—
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
Amer. deposit receipts for ord; (interim)
Toledo Edison Co., 4%% preferred (quar.) —
Treesweet Products Co.; common (quar.)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
1
8-
;..
Railway Co., common (quar.)
non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
$5.50
Water
United
(quar.)
&
Products, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.35
8-23
$40c
20c
Coal
Quarterly
Quarterly
Tide
Co., Ltd.—
Natural Gas Co.
7-27
7
8-31
8-15
30 %c
1
8-31
Thrifty Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)__
Tide Water Associated Oil (quar.)
8-31
9-15
8-31
8-31
Co
Sulphur
Shovel
4%
8-15
9- 7
./25%c
;
8-24
9-1
;
Thompson
8-15
9-15
*
7-16
9-15
-'by:..;;v;'
Corp._______
Thomson Electric Welder
8-31
8-17
9- 5
8-31
8-31
8-31
(quar.)_
1
8-23
-
1
8-
8-16
5c
Quarterly
8-31
$$1
(quar.)
Company
/■•„
Edison—
9-
9-
7-31
b
10-15
Gas
Pacific
Thew
9- 1
9- 1
8-31
8-15
1
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Thomaston Cotton
Title
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
9-13
7-31
8-15
$1.05
8-31
15c
9-1
40c t'-b 9-10
22'Ac
8-15
8c
9-28
31'Ac
9-28
75c
9- 4
50c
8-31
1
25c
10-1
87'Ac
9-
37'Ac
(s-a)
(quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
$2.40 convertible
preference (quar.)_^
7-31
8-
1
11-
'
25c
Corp.
Gulf
Texas
Texas
$$1.25
—
8-1
4
9- 4
12-20
9-10
Southern
5%
9-
8-31
75c
30c
8-
31'Ac
8-15
\
7-16
10- 1
common
Southern Canada
Southern
8-17
9-14
$15c
Pulp Co. (quar.)
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)
4.03%
8-17
9-1
9-15
$1.12%9-15
25c
9- 1
62'Ac
9-1
$10c
10-1
Soundview
Southern
8-25
8-25
7-31
pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)___
preferred A (quar.)
90c
Co.,
75c
Red
9-15
8-15
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)_
20c
1
9-15
8-15
75c
8-15
'
8-20
9- 1
8-15
Oil Co.,
Corp..
6
9-10
7-31
;
8-15
35c
(quar.)——
Transmission Co.—
h;./*
9- 7
10- 1
> 35c
(quar.)
9- 7
10- 1
$1.02%
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
-——__—
9- 7
10- 1
$1.06'A
4'A% preferrred (quar.)__—
9- 7
10- 1
$1.15
4.60% preferred (quar.)
9- 7
10- 1
$1.16'A '
4.65% preferred ,(quar.)^___—
10- 1 '■V'bg- 7
$1.16
4.64% preferred { quar.)
—9- 7
10- 1
$1.27%
5.10%
preferred (quar.)——
8- 1*
8-15
35c
Tennessee Products & Chemical Corp
—
8-11
9- 1
$1.75
Terre Haute Water Works, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
8- 3
25c
J 9-1
Texas
Eastern Transmission,
com.
(quar.)
8- 3
$1.12% '•xa-i*.
4.50%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Texas Fund, Inc.—
10c from Investment Income and
10c
8-28
20c
8-17
payable out of realized capital gains—
25c
75c
25c
$1.12%
$1.25
(quar.)
4
Common
8-31
8-
Transit
Tennessee
9-20
8-20
(quar.)
preferred
Smithb(T, L.), 6%
Socony-Vacuum
2nd
Tennessee
9-20
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
10-
9-20
75c
-
Inc.,
Rayonier, Jnc., common (quar.)
$2
preferred (quar.)
Reading Co.. 4% 1st preferred (quar.)
50c
9-20
8-15
8-15
A
25c
50c
12-14
50c
(quar.)
(W. Si J.)fc common
7
7-19
50c
(quar.)_._
State Oil Refining
Quebec Manitou Mines, Ltd
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Purina
8-31
$2
Quaker
Ralston
8-31
9-29
75c
Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)__
Quaker Oats
8-31
9-29
20c
Oil
Quaker City Fire & Marine Ins. Co.
9-29
35c
$1.02
(quar.)
pref. common (quar.)
preferred
9-17
9- 1
9-28
8-25
10- 2
10- 2
8-15
b
9-
Inc. (quar.)——
Tampa Electric Co.
(quar.)
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
———_.—
Taylor Si Fenn, 4.32% preferred (quar.)— _
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co. (quar.)__
9-10
$$1.12%
9-14
50c
Talon,
9-10
(quar.)_
3%%
Solar
Public Service Electric Si Gas Co.—
$1.40 div.
8-10
10-1
56'Ac
8-17
1
preferred—
(initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil, 6%
preferred
Syracuse
8-10
$$1.25
50c
8-14
9-1
10-
50c
40c
8-10
f 25c
$27'Ac
(quar.)___
8-31
25c
4
12-
56c
2
8-
130c
150c
$56Vic
$75c
A (quar.)
8-24
40c
9-10
$1.25
7-31
7
9-
37'Ac
8-14
10- 1
50c
75c
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
4.20%
8-15
8-13
8-15
—
preferred
9-14
9-28
12-21
50c
Swift & Company—
$$l
Oil
Quarterly
(Alexander),
$1.16
(quar.)
10-10
10-10
9-14
'
Oil Co.
4.40%
9-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
1
8-
8-15
10-
0
$1.25
(quar.)
Swan-Finch
8-14
(quar.>_-i___i'_-*.-_—$1
Smith
87%C
.
9-27
12-27
10-10
10-10
8-20
.
Extra
7-27
50c
Quarterly
Co. of New Hampshire—
preferred
3.35%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__,—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3%%
Public Service
——____________
Indiana,
oi
Co.
8-15
25c
prior preferred (quar.)_.
5% preferred (quar.)
Blos8-Sheftield Steel St Iron Co.—
9-20
$1.06'A
(quar.)__
preferred
1
10-18*
31'Ac
4%%
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
4%%
10-13*
11-
8-
8-23
9-10
'
Superior Tool & Die Co. (quar.)
Sutherland Paper Co., new com. (initial
8-31*
1
Co.,
preferred
6%
9-12
11-
8-15
9-10
5c
common
common
Drug
Ray
Sun
1
8
15c
—
preferred
Sloane
10-
5-
6-15
(quar.)
Stuart (D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.—
*20C
Class A participating preferred
(quar.)—
Suburban Electric Securities Co.—
'•ibv-b tl.
$4
2nd preferred
(quar.)
25c
Suburban Propane Gas Corp. (quar.)_
JlOc
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.————
Sun Oil Co.,
1
2-
8-
60c
Sivyer Steel Castings Co._____:
1
50c
..
1
8-22
333Ac
50c
Company
4%%
5
8-17
1
3
8-
11-1
5-15-52
333Ac
Class B
8-20
■
8b
2-15-52
$1.25
$1.25
45c
65c
preferred
Sinclair
9-
8-15
11-15
9-1
9-1
Simpsons' Ltd., class A
(N. Y.)—
Co.
10-17
10-10
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
——
Simmons
7-25*
8-15
$1.25
conv.
National Eank & Trust
1
9-
65c
(quar.)___________
Co.
Gamble
9-
45c
.
Prosperity Co.. 5% preferred (quar.)__
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
Public
8-24
1
45 c
____
&
9-24
9-
25c
-Extra"
Procter
7-31
37 'Ac
(increased quar.)
0-
12-
1
20c
preferred
$1.25
9-15
;;;> 9- 1
Wells Corp.,
8-15
9-
50c
Inc.
Drug,
Struthers
9-
125c
31'Ac
(quar.)
SilverwQod Dairies, Ltd., class B._
Class A
(quar.)
Silverwood Western Dairies. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Simon
(Franklin) & Co., Inc.—
4%% conv. preferred (quar.)_
Simon (H.) Si Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)_
8-20
4
12-15
85c
$1
Corp.
iweferred
Sterling
1
12 %C
(quar.)_—
Inc,
Stores,
Bros.
8-10
9-
25c
Sterling Brewers,
8-
9-15
75c
Signode Steel Strapping, common
37'Ac
40c
8-15
91'Ac
$1.07%
Shoe Corp. of America, class
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
5%
(quar.)
America
4%
8-17*
1
(ilntial)
10-
'
25c
t20c
Inc
(quar.)
Sterling Electric Motors, 4'A%
Stonega Coke & Coal Co
9-
;
8-10
—
Ltd.
Sterchi
1
—
8-11
9-13
(quar.)
8-31
8-11
" V
9-13
Mfg. (quar.)—
9-10
50c
(s-a)
A
5
9-
9-12
9-
—
■
9-14
Lithograph—
(quar.)
(quar.)——.—...—
Stein (A.) & Company (quar.)
,
—
5%
8-10
9-14
25c
(extra)
(quar.)
Inc.
8-10
~75c
preferred
preferred
5%
9-14
Co
7
Supply
Shake.
8-21
9-10
62 %C
common
Co.
9
1
'
Stecher-Traung
5
4%
Extra
1
$1.50 class A pref. (quar.)
Co.
Steel
of
Co.
7-20
8-15
9-
8-22
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Sherwin Williams Co., common (quar.)
8-8
9-
(quar.)
B
Portsmouth
Potash
1
9-21
15c
common
new
9-
9- 4
8-31
Corp.,
Spring
Brothers,
Stedman
8-15
—
Steel
Class
9-
(quar.)
Poor & Company,
8-15
$1.75
8-15
9-12
20c
Extra
8- 3
1
25c
*
Plymouth OH.
1
$1.25
Coke & Chemical Co., common..
preferred
(quarJ _________
_______
Pittsburgh Steel, 5% pfd. A (quar.)
5%% 1st series prior preferred (quar.I.¬
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)_________.
Tool Co.
99-
50c
$5
8-17
9-15
12%c
(increased)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
4% redeemable pfd. A (quar.)__
4%% redeemable pfd. B (quar.)
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd., cl. B. (s-a)
8-10
t75c
Pittsburgh
'n
8-17
9-15
25c
Extra
8-10
17%%
Steel
Sharon
8-10
9-
983Ac
(final
shares
American
Steak
99-
12%c
12 % c
Scythes Si Co., Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
—
Seaboard Air Line RR. Co.,
5% non-cum. preferred A (quar.)
5% non-cum. preferred A (quar.)
4
20c
& Eletrotypers, Ltd. (s-a)_
Pillsbury Mills; Inc. (quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson Si Associates, Ltd.—
Fuel
5% class A (quar,—________
Serrick Corp., class A (quar.)
—_______
91'AC
A
State
preferred:iquar.)i-u^_—rAi.^.-:^b/$i,i3b//10-b;l.b
$1.25
10-1
23c
9-15
bbClass" B (quar.)
-"!'.;/40cb;-b9-15. ;
Shaler Company, class B (quar.)—________
10c
9-1 <
12-14
1
$1
9-15
4%%
944
$1.12%
quar.)
(initial
common
Public
8-28
9-
9'
$1.25
(quar.>__
Photo Engravers
$2
8-20
9-10
35c
Petroleum Co.—
Phillips
Plomb
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
8-10
1
Steel
8-15
(quar,)———
$2.60 convertible preferred (quar.) _______
$1.35 convertible preferred (quar.) ______
$1.35 convertible preferred B
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co, of Delaware (quar.)—
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—_____
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)______
Securities Acceptance Corp. (Omaha), com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
.*
Seiberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
8
8-15
Silica
Standard
8-
8-28
65c
—L.——___
Standard
9-15
1
Seaboard Finance Co., com.
8
8-
8-15
9-
$1.75
<
~
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
—
$1 pref. common (quar.)
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co. (resumed).
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.. common-$3.65 preferred (quar.)____
$3.95
7
50c
Phelps Dodge Corp
______
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
_—
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
ih $4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)_—«...—
New
8-22
1
50c
______—
Manufacturing
9-
75c
pfd. (quar.)
Co.
(increased)
Pfeiffer Brewing Co. (quar.)—
Pheoil
9-
25c
Co.
Pfaudler
5
9-15
$1
(quar.)__
Permutit
9-21
10-15
$2
_——,_A,
Scullin
Extra
9-15
10-
$$1.06
70c
62'Ac
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
25c
(init. quar.)
com.
new
_—_i—
10-
25c
preferred
preferred
4.30%
9-15
50c
50c
$1.50
8-15
1
(N. J.),
Standard Railway Equipment
1
Co
Dillon
40c
Co.
Extra
1
9-12
—
9-
8-15
(quar.)——
(Del.)—
Corp.
8-15
1
40c
25c
of California
10-
Scovlll Mtg. Co.—
$1.25
Common
Perkins Machine &
8-15
3.65%
Driig Stores, Inc. <quar.)____
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Circle Corp.
$4
Scotten
8-11
9-1
56c
Peoples
Perfect
1
9-
$1.75
—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-
9-
(quar.)
common
8-15
1
9-
Standard Oil
8-
Corp
Co.,
Paper
:
12'Ac
12 %c
35c
$3.40
———
(quar.)
(quar.)
b. 4%%
preferred
Pepperell Mfg. Co.
Scott
8-15
+6'Ac
10c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Savage
Arms
——
(quar.)—_______
Peoples Telephone
9-
1
35c
37 %c
Regis Paper Co. (increased quar.)
Antonio Transit Co. (quar.)
25c
Pennsylvania Telephone Coip.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water Si Power Co.—
preferred
I
San
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania State Water Corp.—
$7 preferred
(quar.)
------
Common
Paul
St.
1
9-15
9-
15c
Insurance (quar.)__
St.
1
8-
.
5%
Fire Si Marine
8-1
9-
5
9-
8-15
40c
_
8-15
8-15
'
$1
fl5c
f$1.06'A
35c
•8-
9- 1
7-H^-
t'qua'r.)
9-15
(Indiana)—
(increased quar.)
Stock dividend (one share of Standard Oil
Co. of N. J. for each 40 shares of Indiana held)-ii/:
Oil
Standard
8-15
9-
$1.25
O.)
preferred
5%
5
9- 1
$1.25
1
$1.10
$1.01
5
7-16
8-15
92 %C
(quar.)
Common
2-
33C 2-15-52
t75c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred series B (quar.)
•>.;
3.70% preferred series C (quar.)
4.05 % preferred Series D (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
9-
9-15
37%c
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd.
11- 5
Oil
9-29
50c
Roxy Theatres,
3
8-
Forgings
Standard
9-15
$1
$1.02%
Engineering (quar.)
$1.50 pfd. (quar.) __________
(cuar.)—
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)___
—
Ryerson Si Haynes, Inc. (quar.)—__—___
Saguenay Power Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
fit. Croix Paper Co. (quar.)
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry, Co
5% preferred (quar.)
8- 3
10-
'
Standard
5
1
8-
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
convertible preferred,
3
9-
10-15
30c
(quar.)
8-
10-15
1
45c
Cap Si Seal Corp.—
convertible preference (quar.)
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc. (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
'//'/b
4
1
11-
87'Ac
(quar.)_—
common
$1.60
9-
8-24
11-
$1
Standard
7-20
9-15
37%c
8'Ac
:. t20c
f25c
—
(J.
Ross
9-15
12-15
8-15
25c
(quar.)...
preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)..
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common
1
1-1-52
25c
9-18
$1.60
(quar.)___
Extra
preferred
1
9-14
$1.25
common
$3.50
Inc.,
Brands,
8-21
\
Haas Company,
&
Standard
9-12
$1
(quar.)——
$4 series A preferred (quar.)
Stamford Water Co. (quar.)—
9-18
25c
(initial) —
& Sons, new com.
(E. R.)
Payable of Reo.
25c
preferred
$4
8-15
—
preferred A (quar.)
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd., common
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
Ronson
Art
Metal
Wprks
(quar,)
1
02 VaC
62'/a C
Common -' (quar.)'
(quar.)
1
Squibb
:
4%
7-26
7%
Peninsular Grinding
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)—
Rohm
8-31
t2c
Special
Laundry Services, Ltd.—
preferred
1010-
$1.75
$1.75
5c
30c
preferred (quar.)
1st
2nd preferred
5%
9-15
12-20
25C
Corp..
Cement
9-20
40c
Peerless
A$5
1
$1.12%
Grande
5%
40c
Quarterly
Peerless
1
8-
1
9-
31'Ac
8-
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
Coal Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Iron & Steel (quar.)
8
60c
(quar.)
quar.)
Valley Gas Co. (Texa3)
Riverside Metal Co. (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines—
Stock dividend. (Four American shares for
each five shares held)
—
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common.:—
$1.50
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
——_____————
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
Class A preference (quar.)—
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
4% preferred series F (quar.)
4.10% preferred series H (quar.)_
Rockland Gas Co. (quar.)
Rockwood Si Co., common (quar.)
—
5% preferred A (quar.)—
_____
8-21
8-15
30c
(quar.)..
Pea body
5%
8-24
8-10
$1.50
Mfg. Co., Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
Paton
9-14
30C
_____
Transportation Co.
Parchment Paper.
Parmelec
1
10-
1
■
Inc.—
7%
Rio
30c
par
(quar.)
preferred
,
9-15
8-30
50c
50c
(quar.)
B
Class
25c
(quar.)__—
par
$10
common
8-10
15c
Producing & Refining
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co., common (quar.)
$4.25
8-24
$1
Electric Co. (increased quar.)_____
Corp. (irreg.)
___
Parker Pen Co., class A com. (initial quar.)
Class B common
(Initial quar.)_
Old
Rlcc-Stix,
50c
Paragon
Common
8-20
(R.
Reynolds
3
7%
Paramount Motors
Old
8-10
1
25c
'
Panhandle
8-10
1
9-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Line
Pipe
(quar.)
Common
1
9-
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Eastern
9-
J.) Tobacco, common
(quar.)
Rheem Manufacturing Co., common
4'A% convertible preferred (initial
40c
preferred (quar.)
Package Machinery Co
4%
Panhandle
8-
_
(quar.)
Pacific Western Oil Corp., common
Palestine
7-20
8-15
10c
(quar.)
8-15
50c
Holder«
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
9- 5
8-15
9- 5
8-15
9-15
8-29
9- 1
8-15
Share
.
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
Lighting
pacific
Name of Company
Payable oi Reo.
Holder)
When
Per
Holder)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
'
Monday, August 13, 1951
...
(588)
U. 8. Pipe
(quar.)
50c
(N. J.), common (quar.)
preferred
t
$1.06%
22'Ac
(s-a)
Si Foundry Co. (quar.)
8-17
9-
1
9-
7
8-24
1-2-52
12-14
75c
-
9-20
8-31*
75c
12-20
11-30*
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(589)
Share
U.
S.
Playing Card Co
U.
S.
Potash
U.
Co.
i
1
9-15
9-15
8-31
10-
45c
(quar.)
S.
75c
9-
1
5%
62 Vac
10-
1
Printing & Lithograph Co., common.
preference series A (quar.)
.U. S. Spring & Bumper, common (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
V
—
U.
S.
Steel
20c
________—_______
.
56V4C
preferred
7%
United
Warren
9-10
8-10
8-20
8-
Washington
«1.75
11-20
11-
fi
117 Vac
9-28
9-
7
_________—
Corp., Ltd
___■—
b'/t
class A preference (s-a)
'—1United Stores Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)_,'Universal Consolidated Oil Co. (quar.)___—
-
t75c
11-
1
6 :
.Universal Pictures Co.,
Universal
Products
4'/4 %
Co.,
pfd.
Inc.
8-30
8-15
12V2C
8-15
11-
L.O6V4'
1
50c
9-10
8-30
22>/2C
9-1
West
Winding Co.—
90c
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Upressit Metal Cap, 7 7« preferred (accum.)
*
Utlca
Knitting Co.
prior preferred
prior preferred
8-15
5%
5%
*
4
*
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
62y2c
(initial)
$3
Corp:,
7%
Detinning Co.,
Wacker .Wells
9-
5
9-10
9-
11-
J25C
1
9-15
9-
9-
4
S-
4
20c
8-15
10c
Y 8-15
9-30
$1.13
,-i
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
1
35c
Corp.
(s-a).
9-20
9-15
8-
9-10
8-25
Wilson
15c
8-15
8-
1
Lines, 5%
Winnipeg Electric
10c
8-15
8-
1
Winsted
t20c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31"
10c
8-15
8-
8-15
8-10
9-1
8-17
8-24
$1
-(quar.)
9-
50c
Paper__
&
9-15
'
Co.
$1.12V2
Ltd._______
(Helena,
preferred
8-15
30c
$7
,——
Co.,
9-
(quar.)
1
$1.25
11-15
11-
1
preferred A
$1.25
2-15-52
2-
1
4%
$1.25
10-
Electric
preferred
B
Corp..
50c
95c
9r
1
1
Co
50c
(George), Ltd.,
Weston
Electric
(quar.)__ t$1.12V2
(quar.)__
50c
4V2% pfd.
Instrument Corp.
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)___
<S. S.) Dental Mig. (quar.)___
White's
5%
Auto
3
Wickes
Inc., ccm. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
Corporation
10-
15c
8-15
7-25
31V4c
8-15
7-25
15c
8-15
8-
15c
9-10
8-10
(quar.)—_—___•_
1
8-15
$1.50
10-31
10-15
28c
8-15
7-31
37l/2c
9-10
35c
9-15
$1.25
710- 1
30c
(quar.)
Corp.__.
.___
common
,
8-31
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-
1
8-10
8-22
6-25
9-1
8-20
(quar.)
iquar,)__
50c
_____
Co., Ltd.—
rets,
(interim)
25c
25c
10-
1
9-20
25c
11-
1
10-20
10c
8-15
8-
$i
8-15
8-
1
$1
8-15
8-
1
20c
9-
8-19
10c
8-31
10c
8-31
8-16
$1.40
9-29
9-21
Co
Co.
&
Boiler
Towne
;
al5%
preferred (quar.).,.
2nd preferred (quar.)
&
8-31
77.7
'
1st
Worsted
8-27
9-14,
(quar.)
Works
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
1
1
8-16
50c
10-
1
56V4c
10-
1
9-14
9-15
8-17
75c
9-10
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
.7 .'
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Caradian non-residents'
tax.
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the
source.
Non¬
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
a Less British income
tax.
x Less Jamaica income tax.
9-14
7-30
(quar.)
7-23
9-
(quar,)_______—3iy4c
(Rudolph)
7-23
8-3
90c
Corporation, 4'/2% preferred (quar.)__
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)__.
8-24
1
8-14
Stores,
convertible
Whitehead Brothers Rubber
9-10
50c
Yale
8-15
8-15
;
Co., common
(quar.)___
deposit
10-15
9-1
Steel
Inc.,
1
30c
—____________
Light Co.
Machinery
8-31
8-15
9-
37V2c
White
&
9-14
40c
(quar.)
com.
York
8-31
1
Co.,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Power
11-
(quar.15c
Power
preferred
Wyatt Metal
9-14
9-14
$2.50
___________
8-7
10-
common
Extra
8-7
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
_________—
Wurlitzer
9-13
8-15
9-1
10-15
(s-a)
Co.___________
Crampton Corp.
Wyandotte
common
1
f60c
preferred
4%
.
8-
preferred
(quar.)
Wrigley (William) Jr. Co.- (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Wrisley (A. B.) Co., common
1
1
8-15
Electric
American
7
8-10*
9-15
1
$2.50
1st
common
1
&
8-
40c
8-
Co.
8-
quar.)____
8-15
W.)
8-15
(initial
1
(quar.25c
W.)
8-15
common
8-
(F.
75c
(quar.)
8-15
(F.
Y:
8-30
1
15c
Machinc______
Company,
Woolworth
$1.25
com.
9-
Wool worth
1
7
(accum.)
Railroad
7-31
9-15
'
9-15
Newspaper
5%
8- I
1
1,,-•::■■■■,
7-38
10c
Sewing
5% preferred
Woodall Industries,
9-1
9-
|25c
Y:-;
Mont.)—
—
Pacific
1
9-14
9-28
B.)
(Alan)
9-28
8-22
preferred
Wood
i
:
Breweries,
Ins.
i
j
(quar.)
6%
Holden
Payable of Ree.
60c
30c
Gibbs
Wisconsin
Wood
i
25c
Hosiery Co.,
3.60%
6
(quar.)
A (quar.)
<quar.)
Co.
(J.
When
Share
common
Extra
9-
9-15
preferred
Wisconsin
1
8-
Co.,
preferred
8-15
1
Electric
Winters &
J20c
(quar.)__
—50c
Pulp
Westmoreland Coal
10-10
$2.50
$1
Weston
9-10
10-20
Corp.
Westmoreland, Inc.
8-10
35c
common
1st
3.80%
9-15
__—
Williams
8-15
—______
Fixture
Sugar
Life
Westinghouse
7-31
75c
—
8-10
1
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
New
8-13
"
1
9-
25c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—
8-24
20c
9-
Wico
5%
10-15
SI
.
1—
&
6
5%
1
:
Willcox
(quar.)_.
Maryland RR.—
Western
1
12-
(quar.)_
Building
8
.
12-10
(quar.)_.
common...
preferred
8-
9-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Vulcan
i
5%
$1.25
preferred
$4.50
8-15
$1.25
Volunteer State Life Insurance
Vulcan
9-20
12-22
30c
____"
7%
1
8-17
8-10
♦••<----
.
Common
9-15
9-1
50c
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar (Cuba)
; Viceroy Mig. Co., Ltd. (quar.)
i
Virginia Coal & Jron Co._
;Vogt Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
1
10-
65c
_
1
___
Canada
Western
1-2-52
62y2c'
(quar.)
;
u
1
&
preferred
Western
Vanadium-Alloys Steel, new com.
Vanadium Corp. of America
Vanity Fair Mills Inc. (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp...
.
10-
9-
(quar.)___—:
Virginia
Western
$2
25c
20c
______
4%%
'Universal
,
Indies
Extra
8-15
(quar.)______•_
Showcase
preferred
$4
10-19
9-
Oil
Insprance Co. (s-a)
|$1.75
Wellman
Engineering Co._—20c.
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., com. (yr.-end)
$1
7-31
1
Wilcox
(quar.)
Wellington Fire
9-
6%
7-31
(quar.)—.^_r_
Weber
West
__
A
7-27
8-15
25c
8-10
8-17
(quar.)
80c class A
8-15
$1.50
(quar.)__
class
80c
9-10
25c
(quar.)
.
Waterous, Ltd.,
10-11
t30c
common
(quar.)
Corp.
Company
9-
——
8-30
,
$1
(quar.)__
Steel
8-15
50C
•Universal Cooler, 6% preferred (quar.)™—
Universal Insurance Co. (quar.)—,—_—___
'Universal Laboratories, Inc.—
Y' Y'
preferred
Extra
v
$1.50
•
convertible
Corp.
Per
Name of
9-20
(irreg.
(quar.)_
Petroleum
Holderi
Payable of Reo.
75c
$1.12
Ltd.
Company,
preferred
8-15
When
Share
(quar.)____—
D.)
75c
(quar.)_—
Steel
6%
Mines,
Co.
(S.
$4.50
■:<
1
&
Washburn Wire Co.
—_______—
preferred ..<auar.l_
Walker
Warren
8-
1
9-
Amulet
9-15
8-15
I
Waite
8-15
-
Company
Wagner Electric Corp.___________—
,
$1.75
Corp., common
7%
Per
Name of
Payable of Ree
-SI
—
Holder.
When
per
Name of Company
49
1
y Corrected
payment
Previous
published
or
holders
dates
of
record
dates
are
reported
hen.
incorrect.
were
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Maricopa County, Cave Creek
School 'District No. 93 7
,
100.06,
2.35%,
for
bonds offered
the
on
$5,0Q0 school
July 26—v. 174,
183,000
notes
Sept.
on
15
to 1972 inclusive.
on
Sept. 15 from
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
Gilroy Sch. Dist., Santa Clara
County (P. O. San Jose),
the
American
Trust
Francisco, at
a
1954 to
Co.,
City),
El
California
Bond
Centro),
Sale—The
Calif.
$85,000
Bank
1957
Devine & Co., of New York
Nuveen &
at
as
a
price of
100.17, a
1.08%,
interest cost of about
follows:
$162,000 2s.
pue
1954
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.,
on
378,000 IV2S. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
v
550,000 l%s. Due
1962 to
on
7.
Aug. 1 from
1971 inclusive.
La
1961
Due
to
3%s.
bonds
June
on
1971
Due
30
June
dated
are
San
iy
Unified
School
June
Diego County (P. O.
Diego),. Calif.
San
Bond
Sale—The $390,000 build-
ing bonds offered oh Aug. 6—v.
174, p. 408—"were awarded to. a
syndicate composed of the Amer¬
ican
of
Co., Weeden- & Co.,
Francisco, and the
First National Trust &
Savings
Bank, of San Diego, at a price of
purchase
follows:
on
408—were
to
of
Offering
—
J.
B.
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Aug. 21
for the purchase of $40,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Bond
Co., of Chicago, as23/4S,
of 100.88, a basis of
000 electric
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Angeles
(PST)
a
power
July 1 from 1952 to 1971
bonds
Wilmington
are
dated
County
sealed
bids
was
9
will
a.m.
Aug. 14 for the pur¬
chase
of
$35,000
school
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due on Nov. 1
from
1952
terest M-N.
to
1970
&
man
inclusive.
In¬
$200,000 2V2S.
1953 to
on
Aug. 1 from
Due
on
Aug.
notes
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
400,000 2V2S.
1961 to
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
Salinas),
Sale—The
sanitation
Calif.
Housing
was
Housing
of
was
purchased
revenue
Ga.
—
The
issue
anticipation
both of
Atlanta, at a net interest
3.11%, as follows: (
cost of about
$89,000 2%% Second Lien Water
certificates.
Authority,
Due
Second
3%
certificates.
Due
on
April 1
inclusive,
Lien
on
by
Salomon
•
Water
April
1
from 1967 to 1979 inclusive.
$1,640,purchased by the
Hutzler, New
277,000 3.20% Second Lien Water
certificates.
Due
on
April 1
in 1980 and 1981.
The
certificates
are
dated Aug.
1, 1951.
j
IDAHO
Elmore
FLORIDA
'
County Indep. Class A
School District
Hospital
District
(P.
Hollywood), Fla.
Bond
Offering
Chairman. of
sioners,
will
O.
H. D. Perry,
—
of
Board
receive
Commis¬
sealed
bids
at the office of Judson A.
Professional
Building,
Samuels,
1938 Har¬
rison
Street, Hollywood, until 2
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $100,000,000 hospital
building bonds. "Dated
July 1,
1981
Due
on
Jan. 1
inclusive.
The
ing 1959 to 1981
terest
J-J.
from
bonds
are
1957
to
matur¬
callable. In¬
Legality approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
000
1951
2V2%
Sale—The
water
certificates
works
offered
Mountain
N. A., of Salt Lake
City, Foster &
Marshall, of Portland and Edward
L.
Burton
City,
as
Weed,
on
Aug.
Co.,
a
of
Salt
Lake
price of 100.10.
Offering
City
—
Arnold
C.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $350,000 sewage collection system and
Clerk,
treatment
Dated
will
Aug.
plant
1,
revenue
1951.
The
for 20 years from
date of issue. Interest F-A. Legal¬
bonds
$1,000,-
&
2y4S, at
Gooding, Idaho
Bond
sewage
revenue-
No. 6 (P. O.
Home), Idaho
Bond Sale—The $324,000 school
building bonds offered on Aug.
6—v. 174, p. 408—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of the
First
Security Bank
of
Utah,
bonds.
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate
$920,000
of
cer¬
tificates
was
purchased
by
a
syndicate composed of Courts &
Co., of Atlanta, R. S. Dickson &
Co., of Charlotte, J. W. Tindall &
Co., and Milhous, Martin & Co.',
Broward County, South Broward
Authority,
Note Sale—The issue of
notes
Sale
from 1953 tp 1966
GEORGIA
Connecticut
issue of $300,-
district-issue
1,
$500,000
City: $750,000 at 2.26%, plus
premium of $12.81.
CONNECTICUT
Middletown
County (P. O,
Decatur),
following:
To
Chase
National
Bank, New York City: $890,000 at
1.25%, plus a premium of $10.
1951.
1 from
7
County Sanitation Dist.,
Monterey County (P. O.
Bond
as
1956 inclusive.
200,000 2s.
Seaside
000
Due
DeKalb
Delaware
Bros. &
2.39%,
Clerk,
until
July
Note Sale—The issue of
rev-
purchased by
composed
of Stern
syndicate
Corp., and Clement A. Evans &
Co., of Atlanta, at a price of
107.41, a basis of about 1.90%.
134,000
000
p.
York
Ostly, follows:
on
Due
issue of $800,-
light and
enue-1951 bonds
408—were awarded
to a syndicate
composed of Kid¬
der,
Peabody &
Co., of NewYork
City, Equitable Securities
DELAWARE
a
Colo.
Sale—The
174,
Certificate
inclusive.
Smith,
Co., of Kansas City; KalCo., of St. Paul; William
about 2.67%. Due on Jan. 15 from Blair &
Co., of Chicago; Bosworth,
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
Sullivan
&.
Co., Sidlo,
Simons,
Roberts & Co., Garrett-Bromfield
Lowell Joint Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
& Co., and Walter & Co., all of
and Orange Counties (P. O.
Denver, at a price of 100.07, a net
Los Angeles), Calif.
interest cost of about
price
a
bids
6—v.
Aug. 16
$2,330,000
580,000 Stark School bonds.
30,
COLORADO
John
sealed
on
1951.
Lamar,
$60,000 sanitary
July 31—v. 174,
awarded
Fi¬
sewer, issue of 1951
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
1953 to 1971 inclusive.
The
Bond
Sanitary District,
County (P. O.
Santa Ana), Calif.
San
as
Mor-
of
Interest J.J. Legality ap¬
District, Orange
proved by Ropes, Gray, Best, CoolCounty (P. O. Santa Ana),
idge & Rugg, of Boston.
California
Hahra
bonds offered
p.
Trust
both
Thomas
—
$1,750,000
30
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Los
District,
the
bonds,
inclusive.
on
Villa Park School
Orange
receive
Coronado
1967
premium
a
Commissioner
To Salomon Bros. &
Oakland, at
1952 to
<
to
City; Kaiser & Co., Lawson, Levy
& Williams, Stone & Youngberg,
all of San Francisco; Taylor & Co.,
of Beverly Hills; H. E. Work &
Co.,
of
San
Francisco;
Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, of Los An¬
geles, and C. N. White & Co., of
net
,
June 30 from
on
Offering
Jr.,
nance,
will receive
until 2 p.m. (DST)
for
of price of
100.03, a net interest cost
Savings of about 3.18%, as follows:
Association, J. Barth & Co., both
$20,000 2V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from Interest F-A.
of
San
Francisco;
William R.
Legality approved
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
Staats Co., of Los Angeles; Dean
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
65,000 3V4S. Due on Sept. 1 from
Witter & Co., of San Francisco;
Angeles.
C. J.
,
follows:
rissey,
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
school
America National Trust &
;
from
The
$1,090,000 school bonds offered on
Aug. 6—v. 174,
bonds offered on Aug. 7—v. 174,
p.
316—were awarded to John
p. 316—were awarded to a syn¬ Nuveen &
Co., of Chicago, at a
the
as
1960 inclusive.
3V4S.
100,000
of
Imperial Valley Union High School
District, Imperial County (P. O.
York
Stamford, Conn.
Bond
1951.
Bond Sale—The
composed of
110,000
interest
net
3.57%,
$90,000 3%s. Due
cost of about 2.06%.
Burlingame Elementary School
District, San Mateo County
(P. O. Redwood
;
Goodwin, of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
Sale—The issue of $175,school bonds was purchased
San
CALIFORNIA
"
Francisco, J. B. Hanauer &
Co., Taylor & Co., both of Beverly
Hills, and Walston, Hoffman &
Bond
000
New
San
California
was
by
dicate
division bonds was Bros. &
Hutzler, of
by a syndicate com^- City, at 1.26%, plus
posed of Hannaford & Talbot, of of $16.
second
of about
purchased by the
Valley National Bank, of Phoe¬
nix, at 1.27%.
.
1950,
purchased
Due
1961
72,000 2V2S. Due
Phoenix Housing Authority, Ariz.
Note Sale—The issue of $3,116,-
j
2y4s.
from
,P. H5.
000
follows:
as
2%s.
Due on Sept. 15
from 1952 to 1960 inclusive.
Ponds Npt Sold—No bids were
received
net interest cost of about
a
$135,000
(P. 0. Phoenix), Ariz.
77
-r-
.
'
run
ity
approved
by
Blair, of Spokane.
Burcham
Y
&
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
50
163
Corydon Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The issue of $108,-
(P. O. Park Forest), 111.
Offering — Douglas
Bond
Edu¬
bids
Aug. 15
Smith, Secretary of Board of
cation, will receive sealed
until 5
(CDST) on
p.m.
'
2%s, at a
basis of about
extension bonds
v.
—
Sons, and Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
all of St. Louis, at a net interest
(P. O. Aurora), III.
Bond
Offering — Helen
■
bonds was purchased
Con.
Mechanicsville
Leigh,
and
of
Dist.,
Sch.
Iowa
$75,000
County Sch.
issue of $525,-
Sale—The
Bond
purchased
by John Nuveen ,8c - Co.,
and
Hornblower 8c Weeks, both of
000 building bonds was
jointly,
Chicago,
price of 100.10, a basis of about
2.24%. Dated July 1, 1951.
Due
on July
1 from 1953 to 1970 in¬
Bond
flood
INDIANA
Columbia
Sch.
Township,
Wente,
special
assess¬
Co.,
Hagerstown Sch. Town, Ind.
Sale
The $72,000 joint
Cincinnati,
of
103.04,
—
a
at
a
awarded
National
at
1953
Bank, of Muncie, as 2s,
price
a
Merchants
the
to
of
100.30,
3s. Due on Jan.
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
about 1.93%.
Dated Jan. 1,
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Warrant
Offering
Acting
Barton,
—
will recevie
sealed
(CST)
purchase of
Patrick
J.
Controller,
City
bids
until
10
on
Aug. 22 for the
$450,000 temporary
a.m.
loan
warrants.
Dated
of
as
the
day delivery is made. Due on Dec.
26, 1951.
Jefferson
Township, Sch. Twp.
Hagerstown), Ind.
Bond
Sale—The $52,000
joint
school
building-1951
bonds
of¬
fered on Aug. 3—v. 174, p. 408—
(P.
were
O.
awarded
to
the
Merchants
National
at
a
Bank, of Muncie, as 2s,
price of 100.32, a basis of
are
Township (P. O.
Culver), Ind.
000
maturing in
school
bonds
was
purchased
Corp., of Indianapolis, as 2s.
p.m. •
(CST)
Bond Offering—A. B.
will
receive
bids
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
on
of
Aug.
$70,000
(P. O.
16
13
until
for
$132,000 sewers
bonds
Aug. 6—v. 174, p. 497
awarded to the Union Se¬
offered
on
—were
of New York City,
price of 101.26, a basis
l%s, at a
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
J-D.
Interest
Hays
Skaggs,
by
Legality
$1,000,000 water supply and
disposal system revenue
bonds offered on Aug. 6—v. 174,
p.
Providence, Ky.
issue of $110,electric
-
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
on
Aug.
are
callable.
F-A.
Interest
2
the
building
(P.
Bond
to
1952
inclusive.
1961
The
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Burr
Oak,
Mich.
Bond Sale Postponed—The
$18,000 paving, special
of
ment bonds was
Not
sale
assess¬
O. East Lansing), Mich.
Sale—The issue of $200,-
(P.
Bond
building bonds was purchased
000
by the First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, and McDonald-Moore & Co.,
both of Detroit, jointly, at a price
100.05,'
of
about
Back
O.
Levee
Chalmette),
improvement
bonds
174,
v.
Sold—The
p.
O.
1953
1961
to
public
on
the'
for
pur¬
building bonds.
15, 1951. Due
May
on
1952 to 1967 inclusive. The
bonds maturing in 1963 to 1967 are
'
callable. Interest M-N,
?
J '
MINNESOTA
Bond
Offering—J.
-
Weiland,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
20 for the purchase of $150,000
paving
1951.
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
by
d
pro v e
H.
Dated"j Aug.
bonds.
Due
1967
to
from
1,
1953
Legality,^ ap¬
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis. ;
,
t
W. H. Wilson,
will
Treasurer,
County
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
receive
(EST) on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $450,Jan. 10, 1952.
on
—
The
$150,000
indebtedness
of
*
of¬
Aug. 8—v. 174, p. 410—
awarded to John Nuveen &
on
were
Muskegon), Mich.
—
Sale
Certificate
certificates
County (P. O.
Note Offering
Minn.
Duluth,
inclusive.
120,000 2V2S..Due on July 1 from
Chicago, at a price
a
net interest cost
Co., of.
100.003,
about
of
of
1.33%, as follows:
lVfes.
$70,000
10M
Due
Due on
iy4s.
80,000
on
Sept.
1
in
t<v 1054
Sept.i 1 in
and 1956.
1955
Edina, Minn.
Offering
Bond.
—
Bower
Haw¬
174,
offered on Aug. 8—v.
497—were awarded to the
p
National
9
on
May 1, 1954
bids
until
8
Aug.
callable. Interest
approved by Berry,
are
M-N. Legality
Barbier,
Evely
Township
& Mac¬
v
Sale—The
Bond
000
by
School District
issue
Bank' of
Mar¬
E.
syndicate composed of the
of
Michigan
Corporation,
H. Schneider & Co., McDonald& Co., and
2%s, at
Reading
"
Bond
Tcwnship School District
Road, Lansing 6), Mich.
Sale—The
of $45,purchased
& Co., of
issue
000
building bonds
by
McDonald-Moore
was
a
Co.,
all
Kenower, Macof Detroit, as
price of 100.18, a basis
Wilmer
E.
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
the
8
p.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 22 for
purchase of $285,000 building
bonds. Dated
1,
Grove
Bond
and bridge
bonds offered on Aug.
410—were awarded to
of Erhard,
the Erhard State Bank,
3s.
•
•
Freeborn
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 38 (P.
O. Albert Lea), Minn.
$95,000 build¬
Sale—The
Bond
ing
bonds offered on Aug. 7—v.
awarded to the
Bank, of Albert
174, p. 497—were
Security
State
Lea, as 1.70s.
Bond
electric
Stone, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
til
Sept.
Pelican
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Offering —
dated
(P. O. R.F.D. I,
Rapids), Minn.
Sale — The $25,000 road
Erhards
of about 2.72%.
-
(P. O. 1200 West State
&
are
Legality approved by Dor¬
sey,
Colman, . Barker,
Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis..
u ;;
1951.
as
a
Arthur
bonds
of $700,-
building bonds was purchased
Moore
inclusive.
1962
The
3—v. 174, p.
(P. O. Portage), Mich.
quette.
Witt
sealed
15 for the
purchase
of
$200,000
building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
The bonds maturing on and after
(EST)
p.m.
First
Chocolay Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Marquette), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $36,000 build¬
Union
Treasurer,
receive
will
of
•
Bond
La.
15
$88,000
„
$80,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
Portage
sale
497—did not receive any
bids.
District
offered
of
follows:
Farlane, of Detroit.
$480,000 water supply system rev¬
enue
bonds offered on Aug. 6—
No.
Sale—The $375,000
as
cost
interest
net
a
2.55%,
Stevens,
postponed.
Chikaming: Township (P.
Lakeside), Mich.
De
LOUISIANA
Chalmette
Township Sch. Dist. No. 8
Meridian
County
1, ing bonds
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Aug.
on
of
Dated July
Austin, Minn.'
Qceana County (P. O. Hart), Mich.
Note Offering — R. E. Evans,
Son, of Louisville, at a
price of 101.06.
Dated
revenue
purchased by J. J, B.
Hilliard &
Legality ap¬
Best,
maturing in 1957 to 1961 are
callable. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
of
Sale—The
and
Ropes,
bonds
Bonds
was
(EST)
chase
will receive
thorne, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Buchanan, Mich.
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $40,000
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $151,Bond Offering—Harry A. Post, notes.
Dated Aug. 15, 1951.
Due 000
bonds, as follows:
City Clerk, will receive sealed on March 15, 1952.
$50,000 third series-1950 bonds.
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 23
Oxford Township Sch. Dist. No. 5
Due on March 1 from 1953 to
for the purchase of $50,000 water
1962 inclusive.
(P. O. Oxford), Mich.
supply
system
revenue
bonds.
Bond Offering — Gerda Houck,
101,000 first series-1951 bonds.
Dated July 1, 1951. Due on July 1
Due on March 1 from 1953 to
Secretary of Board of Education,
Louisville..
water
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
318—was postponed.
Muskegon
Gray,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
by
approved
& ;Fahey,
ing, Director of School Board, will
sewage
000 notes. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due
Dated Sept. 1, 1951.
proved
Rt. 2), Mich.
Offering—Louis H. Wein-
1 from
Mich.
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
about 1.95%.
>7
Sch. Dist. No. 12
Grand Rapids,
Bond
build¬
Postponed—The sale
Sale
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive. •>,
1967
(P. O. 3971 Richmond Rd., N. W.,
1,
(P. O. Ithaca), Mich.
abouj 1.58%.
the
for
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1970 inclusive.
Directors,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due on
Aug.
Clemence,
of
sealed
on
purchase of $75,000 improvement
bonds, Dated Dec. 1, 1950. Due on
1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. The
Iowa
Secretary of Board
Bond Sale—The
and drains construction loan
from
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
1955
Coralville Indep. Sch. Dist.
City),
&
Hays
bonds maturing on or after Aug.
IOWA
Iowa
1969
1958 to
by
Murray Indep. Sch. Dist., Ky.
Bond
Offering—W. Z. Carter,
bonds
by the Indianapolis Bond & Share
from
1949. Due on Jan.
The
Skaggs,
Fahey, of Louisville.
000
Sale—The issue of $220,-
1
callable. Interest J-J. Legality
approved
Bond
Bond
Mass.
MICHIGAN
1 from 1953 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds
about 1.93%.
Union
1 from
inclusive.
15,000
basis of
a
to 1965
Sch. Dist. No.
Frac.
to
Walker Township
fered
price of
building-1951
bonds of¬ 2.84%, as follows:
Aug. 3—v. 174, p. 408— $31,000 3y4s. Due on Jan.
1959
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1958
to
1,270,000 3s. Due
Ithaca; North Star, Newark,
Arcadia and Emerson Twps.
Westminster, Mass.
net interest cost of about
on
were
jointly, as
basis
Boston,
of
both
/VV'-
A. Hinsch &
to Charles
awarded
fered
496
Bond Sale—The jssue of $270,County (P. O.
000 bonds was purchased by Kid¬
Tompkinsville), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $46,000 County der, Peabody & Co., and Coffin &
Hospital Voted bonds offered on Burr, both of Boston, jointly, as
Aug. 8 — v. 174, p. 496 -— were 2s, at a price of 100.41, a basis of
2.13%.
1952
"
;
Monroe
Co., of Cincinnati, as 2%s, at a
price of 100.78, a basis of about
$730,000 3Y4s. Due
De¬
of
\Vzs, at*a price of 100.16, a
of about 1.47%.
of
building-1951 bonds was purcliased by Frank E. Hailstone &
school
troit.
Co., and F. Brittain Kennedy &
Co.,
as
KENTUCKY
bier, Evely & MacFarlane, of
curities Corp.,
Twp.
(P.jO. Columbia City), Ind.
Bond Sale—The issue of $50,-
Bond
&
Brookline,
ment bonds.
000
-
protection,
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., Ken¬
ower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
and
Shannon & Co., all of Detroit, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 3.03%, as follows:
approved by Berry, Stevens, Bar-
awarded to W. E. Hutton
—were
purchase of $65,073.83
14 for the
p.m.
inclusive.
1971
to
offered on Aug. 7—v. 174, p.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
clusive.
8
Co.,
Co., of Detroit, McDougal & Co.,
of Chicago, Watling,
Lerchen &
(EST) on Aug.
13
for the purchase of $41,000
1951-street special assessment,
series 2 bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1955
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
until
bids
&
Inc., of Toledo, R. S. Dickson &
Co., of Chicago, H. V. Sattley &
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Harris
Stranahan,
cago,
Mich.
Bond Offering—Lenore Armour,
Beverly, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 bonds
100.17, a basis of about 1.42%.
Waterloo, Iowa
Offering—H. W.
15,
June
on
Park,
Hazel
MASSACHUSETTS
1.45s, at a price of
York City, as
at a
as
Due
Marquette,
ing bonds offered on Aug. 6—v.
174, p. 409—were awarded to the
Chase
National Bank, of New
Illinois
1V2S.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
John Nuveen & Co., both of Chi¬
cago,
1956.
Bond
Sioux City indep, Sch. Dist.i Iowa
Bond Sale—The $600,000 build¬
Dist.
(P. O. East Moline),
37
100,000
Chi¬
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, of
ing bonds offered on Aug. 8—v.
174, p. 497 — were awarded to
Shannon & Co., of Detroit, at a
1953 to 1960 inclusive.
net interest cost of about 2.07%.
775,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1968
follows:
on June
15
from 1952 to 1955 inclusive.
Due
$425,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1961
on
cate
follows:
as
':'"V:
Bond Sale—The issue of
Chapman, & Cutler, of Chicago.
Island
The $1,200,000
—
Provident Savings Bank &
Trust Co., Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
Breed & Harrison, Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger, Bohmer - Reinhart & Co., all of Cincinnati, and
Kohlmeyer & Co., of New Or¬
leans, at a price of 100.00008, a
net interest cost of about 2.79%,
bus garage
and site acquisition
(CST) on Sept. 4 for the pur¬
bonds was purchased by Howard
chase of $2,045,000 building bonds.
E. Platner & Son, of Mechanics¬
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on Dec.
1 from 1952 to 1969 inclusive. In¬ ville, as 2s, at par. Dated June 1,
1951, Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to
terest J-D. Legality approved by
No.
Martinsville), La.
Sale
Bond
p.m.
Rock
(P. O. St.
offered
497—were awarded to: a syndi¬
composed of Halsey, Stuart
p.
Aug. 7—v.
on
and site,d series 1
Aug. 8—v. 174,
building
were
—
l%s.
Parish Sch. Dist.
St. Martin Parish,
101.26, a basis of about 2.11%.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
497
p.
$400,000
(CST) on Sept. 5 for the purchase
$58,000 bonds and certificates.
Sch. Dist., Iowa
by Quail & Co., of Davenport,
eral
bonds
assessment series
special
cost of about 1.65%, as
con¬
Associates, as 2%s, at a price
129
Sch. Dist. No.
Royal Oak Sch. Dist., Mich. ;* *
Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
Bond
of
Sale—The issue of $175,-
000 building
cost of about 3.68%.
Kane County
O.
.
phia,
Bond
1 from
awarded to & Co. Inc., First of Michigan. CprBraun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at
poration, of Detroit, ;Blyfh & Co.,
a
price of 100.01, a net interest of
Chicago, Blair, Rollips & Co.,
174,
Alexandria), La.
Bond and Certificate Offering—
E. S. Aiken, Secretary-Treasurer
of Parish School Board, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
:,35V,;y;'V
2.05%.
Keystone Con.
Due on July
1966 inclusive.
51-C bonds offered
school bonds offered on Aug. 2—
offered on July v.
174, p. 409—were awarded to a
28—v. 174, p. 496—were awarded
syndicate composed of Seasongood
to
the
Farmers
State
Savings &
Mayer, of Cincinnati, Stubbs,
Bank, of Independence, as 2y4s, at Smith & Lombardo, of Birming¬
a price of 101.60, a basis of about
ham, Stroud & Co., of Philadel¬
173, p. 2437—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed of G.
H.
Walker & Co., A. G. Edwards &
to
approved by Berry,
Barbier, Evely & Mac¬
Farlane, of Detroit.
"
..i!
Stevens,
Mich.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 street
paving
callable. Interest M-N.
Legality
1 from
Detroit,
bonds
struction
Sale—The $114,000 water
sewer
$125,000
Sale—The
Bond
Jacksonville, III.
and
a
Cheneyville
School District No. 3 (P.
>
Directors, will receive
2.45%.
Bond
plus
1.27%,
at
City,
Rapides tParish,
of
Secretary
mann,
Co., all of Chicago, as
a
Bros.
mon
York
Board of
sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 21
(P. O. Arlington Heights),
Illinois
for the purchase of $600,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬ ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due
ing bonds offered on Aug. 8—v. on Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1965 inclu¬
174, p. 496—were awarded to a sive. Legality approved by Chap¬
syndicate composed of John Nu- man & Cutler, of Chicago.
veen
& Co., Barcus, Kindred &
Independence Independent
Co., and the Channer Securities
School District, Iowa
price of 100.38,
purchased by Salo¬
& Hutzler, of New
premium of $53.
Sch. Dist. No. 25
Cook County
1957
of $3,137,-
000 notes was
Dubuque Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering—Alois A. Kauf-
Chapman &
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
33,000 33/4s.
Note Sale—The issue
1963
sive. The bonds maturing in
as
Due on July
1956 inclusive.
1952 to
1967 inclu¬
from 1952 to
1
May
net
to 1967 are
4s.
$12,000
Louisiana
gymasium construction bonds
was
purchased by the Corydon
State Bank, as 2s, at a price of
100.60. Dated April 2, 1951. Due
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
purchase
of
$380,000
building bonds.
Dated July 1,
1851. Due on July 1 from 1952 to
1970 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Le¬
interest
follows:
Housing Authority,
Orleans
New
000
the
for
of
interest
net
at a
cost of about 2.66%.
Orleans,
New
at a price of 100.02, a
cost of about 3.77%,
317—were Detroit,
p.
awarded to Ducournau & Kees,
Legality approved by Chapman 8c
Cutler, of Chicago.
E.
No.
Dist.
County Sch.
Cook
174,
6—v.
Aug.
1970 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from 1952 to
ILLINOIS
;
3
Monday, August 13, 1951
...
(590)
Gilbert, Minn.
—
The
Offering
lighting
power
plant
bonds
offered
and
general
on
$72,000
electric
obligation
6—v.
Aug.
174,
410—were awarded to the First
National Bank of Gilbert, as 2y4s,
p.
at
a
price
of
about 2.24%.
100.05,
a
basis of
Volume 174
Number 5037
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Hennepin County Common School
District No. 118 (P. O. Minne"*
■'
apolis), Minn. *
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
.
ing bonds offered
174,
410
p.
Minneapolis,
awarded
were
—
Piper, 'Jaffray
2—v.
Aug.
on
000
special
series
on
improvement,
street
Due from
1951 bonds.
1952
inclusive.
to 1961
Goodman, Miss.
of
214 s.
as
(CST)
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $27,-
to
Hopwood,
&
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bond
bonds
Sale
The
—
offered
on
Town
Aug. 7—v. 174,
$4,000
awarded
to
the
Itasca County Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 2
Holmes County Bank & Trust Co.,
(P. O. Coleraine), Minn.
Bond
issue of $500,-
Sale—The
syndicate
a
Co.;
Inc.,
both of Chicago;
Mackey, Dunn
& Co., of New York City; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and McMaster
Hutchinson & Co., both of Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.05, a net
interest
1953
and
Sale
—
The
7
v.
174,
to
the
—
awarded
Bonds Not
on
—were
National
First
Bank, of St. Paul,
truck
offered
318
p.
2.40s.
as
Sold—The
only bid
for the $22,000 water main exten¬
sion bonds was rejected.
'
Marshall, Minn.
Bond
utility
Sale—The
$500,000 public
third series bonds
Aug. 8—v. 174, p. 410
•—were awarded to Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, of Minneapolis, and
revenue,
offered
on
Associates, at
net
a price of 100.04. a
cost of about 2.44%,
interest
follows:
as
about
1.55%,
Due
1957
ceive
sealed
l%s.
as
1961
IV2S.
1
Feb.
Feb.
on
1971
3
re¬
p.m.
July 1 from 1952 to
on
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
approved
Le¬
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
1960 inclusive.
Due
from 1961 to
Due
gality
on
until
1,
Feb, 1 from
Due
bids
(DST) on Aug. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $25,000 Fire House addition-1951
bonds.
Dated July
inclusive.
from 1958 to
4,429,000
on
OHIO
Antwerp, Ohio
Sale—The
$9,500
1
Poughkeepsie City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $166,000 light¬
ing system-1951 bonds offered on
Aug.
8—v.
174,
p.
498—were
inclusive.
MONTANA
awarded to Geo. B. Gibbons &
Great Falls, Mont.
Co.,
Bond
water
improvement
bonds
of¬
Aug. 3—v. 174, p. 410—
works
fered
on
awarded to the
were
change
Bank
of
price
Co.,
1UU.01,
Antwerp Ex¬
2s,
as
at
basis of
a
a
about
1.99%.
Blanchester, Ohio
Sale—The $425,000 first
mortgage sewerage system and
disposal plant revenue bonds of¬
Bond
fered
Aug. 7—v. 174, p. 498—
a syndicate com¬
on
awarded to
were
posed
of
Walter,
W.
E.
Woody
Hutton
& Co.,
Heimerdinger,
&
both of Cincinnati, Field, Richards
Austin, Inc., of New York City, as 1.60s,
& Co., of Cleveland, Seasongood
bids at a price of 100.15, a basis of
& Mayer, of Cincinnati, and Asso¬
until 8 p.m.
(MST) on Aug. 20 about 1.57%.
for the purchase of $38,000 special
ciates, at 94,001.
Providence (P. O. Galway, R. D.
1),
p. 2658 — were awarded to the
improvement
district
No.
779
New York
Darby Township Local Sch. Dist.
County Bond Sinking and Interest bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due
Bond Offering—Alton H. Chase,
(P. O. Darby), Ohio
on
Jan. 1, 1961.
Fund, as 3s, at par.'
The bonds are Town
Bonds Not Sold—The bids re¬
Supervisor,
will
receive
callable.
for
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on ceived
the
Leland, Miss.
$16,000 building
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,000
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $17,- bonds offered on Aug. 6—v. 174,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
385
paving bonds was purchased by
highway
equipment -1951 p. 498—were rejected.
the J. G. Hickman Co., of Vicks¬
Hopkinton School District, N. H. bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due
Dunkirk, Ohio
']
Bond Sale—The issue of $200,- on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1956 in¬
burg, as 214s, at a price of 100.30.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 water
000 school bonds was purchased clusive.
Legality
approved
by works
Meridian, Miss.
improvement bonds offered
John
W.. Nichols,
of Saratoga on
Bond Offering—R. S. Tew, City by W. E. Hutton & Co., and BalAug. 8—v. 174, p. 498—were
lou, Adams & Cq., both of Boston, Springs.
Clerk and Treasurer, will receive
awarded to Sweney Cartwright &
jointly, as 1.90s, at price of 100.26, Sidney, Franklin$. Masonville, Unasealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
Co., of Cleveland.
x.
a basis of about 1.86%.
on
i
dilla and Guilford Central School
Aug. 21 for the purchase of
East Local School District (P. O.
Dated Aug. 1,
1951.
Due on ; Dist, No. 1 (P.O. Sidney), N. Y.
$374,000 special : street improve¬
Carrollton), Ohio
Le¬
ment
bonds.
Due from
1952 to Feb. 1, 1953 to Aug. 1, 1971.
Bond Offering — Benjamin I.
1961 inclusive,',^■.; ,,V gality approved by Storey, Thorn- Ellis, District Clerk, will receive : Bond Sale — The $54,000 con¬
struction bonds offered on Aug.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Ocean Springs Municipal Separate
3—v. 174, p. 411—were awarded
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $28,School District, Miss.
to Ryan,- Sutherland
NEW JERSEY
& Co., of
:
000 school bus-1951 bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The issue of $300,Toledo, ; as < 31/2s, at a price of
July 1, 1951. Due on July 1 from
Bergen County Sewer Authority
000 building bonds was purchased
1952
to
1956 inclusive.
Interest 100.39, a basis of about 3.44%.
(P. O. Hackensack), N. J.
by Weil, Arnold & Crane, of New
Legality approved by VanBond Sale—The $700,000 sewer J-J.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Orleans, as follows:
Dayton), Ohio
system, 1949 issue bonds offered dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gall¬
$150,000 3y2s.
Due on April
1
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,560,on
Aug. 7—v. 174, p. 410—were oway, of New York City.
from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.
000 Beaver Creek Sanitary Sewer
awarded to a syndicate composed
West Seneca (P. O. Ebenezer),
150,000 3%s.
Due on April 1
System
and
of Stroud & Co., of Philadelphia,
Sewage
Treatment
New York
Bond
Offering
Mayor,
will
—
J.
receive
B.
sealed
1
$5,000
bonds
snowplow
Aug.
to
1,049,000
Minnesota National street bonds was purchased by the
Bank!,: of Duluth, First National Merchants and Planters Bank of
Bank, of Minneapolis, First Na¬ Drew, as 214 s.
tional- Bank, of St. Paul, North¬
Jones County Union Con. School
western National Bank, of Min¬
District (P. O. Ellisville),
neapolis, and Mannheimer-Egan,
Mississippi
Inc., of St. Paul, as 2s, at a price
Bond
Sale—The
$4,000 school
of 100.15, a basis of about 1.94%.
bonds offered on July 2—v. 173,
Mahtomedi, Minn.
of
Feiler, District Secretary, will
1951.
$1,172,000 2s.
Northern
Bond
cost
I slip Terrace Fire District
(P. O. Islip Terrace), N. Y,
'Offering — Anthony
J.
Bond
follows:
Drew, Miss.
Bond Sale—The issue of $36,000
the
of
composed
Islip,
City;
McDougal
&
Corbett & Pickard,
Burns,
of Goodman.
000 building bonds was purchased
by
York
410—were
p.
51
(591)
„
,
.
.
.
,
$90,000
2s.
1954
Due
to
,i 1960 to
1965
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
' i
m
from
1
inclusive.
410^000 2 J/2S. Due
•-
Jan.
on
1959
.
*
Nashwauk, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 Munici¬
pal
Building
fered
on
bonds
revenue
Aug. 6—v. 174,
of¬
410—
p.
from 1967
awarded to the Allison-Wil¬
were
liams
The
Co., of Minneapolis.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Warroad), Minn.
Bond
Offering—P. J. Gilbert,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
the
building
purchase
bonds.
1951.
Due
1981
$200,000
Aug.
1,
Dated
inclusive.
on
of
Feb.
1 from
The
«
Woodville,
*
Bond
Town
bids
until
for
Due
from
Swagler, of St. Paul, and DorColmaw,; Barker,
Scott
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
sey,
ment bonds.
Sept. 11 for the
$128,000
improve¬
Due on Sept. 1 from
1954 to
inclusive.
1962
on
clusive.
Kirkwood, Mo.
Bond
000
was
Sale—The
(P.
O.
$103,000 2s.
on
to
1971
inclusive.
Cleveland,
Bond
Sale—The
water
works
extension bonds
A.
&
a
Miss.
was
Saunders
214 s, at
issue
and
of
$49,-
sewerage
purchased by
Co., and the
National
Bank,
both
Memphis, jointly, as 3s.
of
Con. Sch. Dist.,
Mississippi
Bond Sale—The issue of $98,000 school bonds* was purchased
by M. A. Saunders & Co., of Mem¬
Superintendent
of
Associates,
as
Schools,
for
the
.
3s
...
and
.
the
807,000 notes was
the following:
To
Chase
purchased
National
Bank,
on
awarded
8—v.
174,
to the
at
price of
1.89%.
a
about
100.02,
basis
a
Bond
Sale
—
The
by
New
of
New
York
City,
2s,
as
at
No.
10
Dist.
Sale—The
of
New
York
ment-1951
1951. Due
1963
bonds.
on
$73,000
gality
Dated
Interest
'
Sale —The
first
works
bonds offered
enue
■
Bond
County
Columbus),
Bros.
&
Hutzler,* Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Hallgarten & Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Hirsch & Co., all of New York
City, First Securities Company,
of Chicago, E. F. Hutton & .Co.,
G. C. Haas & Co., both of New
York City, Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., of Indianapolis, Harrison
&
Co.,
of
Philadelphia, Assel,
Kreimer & Co., of Cincinnati, T.
omon
H. Jones & Co., of Cleveland, and
Harold E. Wood &
at
a
price of
cost of
about
$310,000 3s.
1953
to
Co., of St. Paul,
a net interest
2.58%, as follows:
par,
Due
1956
2V2S.
3,245,000
(P. O.
N.
from
$21,000 school-1951 bonds: $6,000
2%s, due June 1 in 1958 and
1959, and $15,000 3s, due on
June
1
from
1960
to
-
on
June
and
-
from
1
in
1958 and
$9,000 3s, due
1960 to
1962
on
Jan. 1 from
Due
1982
Due
1990
•
on -Jan.
inclusive.
on
Jan.
1
1
inclusive.
OKLAHOMA
Lawton,
Sale—The
Bond
site
bonds
174,
p.
offered
Ohla.
$313,500 park
Aug. 7—v.
on
498—were awarded to the
First Securities Company of Kan¬
sas,
Wichita, and Associates.
"
1965 in¬
15,000 road, bridge and general1951 bonds:
$6,000 2%s, due
approved
by . Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
1983 to
on
inclusive.
400,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1991.
clusive.
Le¬
2%s.
1,495,000
C.
Sale—The $36,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on Aug. 7—v.
174, pP498—were awarded to McCarley & Co., of Asheville, at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 2.93%, as follows:
$5,450,000
mortgage rev¬
on Aug. 6—-v.
174, p.- 411—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Lehman
Brothers, Phelps, Fenn & Co., Sal¬
from 1957 to
Polk
Aug. T,
F-A.
Bond
water
1952 to 1978 inclusive. In¬
from
Legality approved by
Mitchell
&
Pershing, of
New
York City.
Delafield
City,
Easter-
Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $2,000,000 I County Hospital bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on Dec.
Aug. 1 from 1952 to
inclusive.
E.
terest J-D.
buldSt. Louis Sch. Dist., Mo.
ing and equipment bonds offered
Bond Sale—The $6,650,000 school on
Aug. 7—v. 174, p. 497—were
bonds offered on Aug. 7—v. 174, awarded
to
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
p. 410—were awarded to a syndi¬ and Hall & Co., both of New York
cate composed of Halsey, Stuart
City, jointly, as 2.30s, at a price
& Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; of
100.002, a basis of about 2.29%.
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; Hemphill,
East Williston, N. Y.
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.,
Bond Offering—Arthur R. Milks,
all of New York City; Stifel, NicoJr., Village Clerk, will receive
laus & Co., of St. Louis; Ira.Haupt
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
& Co.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., all of Aug. 21 for the purchase of $61,000
Village Hall, fire apparatus, park¬
New York City;' Heller, Bruce &
Co., of San Francisco; American ing area improvement and equip¬
Corp.,
Offering—W.
ment
1
York
due
1971
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
&t
bis
office
in
a
(P. O. Shoreham),
New
Bond
Sch.
to
;*
North Carolina
Co., St. Louis—$500,000
Common
1969
County (P. O. Durham),
Bond
NEW YORK
Brookhaven
2V2s,
$70,000
from
1971.
Durham
price of 100.17, a basis of about
1.96%.
i
Bank &
1
20,000 school bonds: $4,000 5%s,
due on Feb. 1, 1969, $10,000
2V2S, due on Feb. 1, 1970, and
$6,000 2s, due on Feb.
1;
of
road
$115,000
and
Feb.
on
inclusive.
South Brunswick Township (P. O.
Monmouth Junction), N. J.
1.18%, plus a premium of
$22.
$500,000 1.20%, plus a
premium of $22.50.
Securities
1969,
410
p.
First Na¬
tional Bank of Dunellen, as 1.90s,
at
>
Aug.
Warren, Ohio
$75,000 road and bridge bonds:
$5,000 53As,- due on Feb. 1,
bonds
$40,000
Springfield Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R. D. No. 6, Mansfield), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $230,000 con¬
struction bonds offered on Aug.
6—v. 173, p. 2439—were awarded
to McDonald & Co., of Cleveland,
and Harriman Ripley '& Go., Inc.,
jointly, as 21/2s,,>at a pirice of
101.16, a basis of about 2.38%.
lows:
improvement bonds offered on
7—v.
174,
p.
410—were
$1,~ Aug,
awarded to Boland, Saffin & Co.,
I York City—$807,000 at 1.24%.
Trust
Greensboro, and J. Lee Peeler &
Co., of Durham, jointly, as fol¬
Mo,
City;
First
National
Bank, of
Memphis; Rodman
& Linn, of
Columbia, Miss.
Chicago; George K. Baum & Co.,
Bond
Offering — Mrs.
H.
W. of Kansas City; Paul Frederick &
Hargrove, City Clerk, will receive Co.; Darby & Co., both of New
3V4s.
Sale—The
■
Cleveland Special
phis,, and
Bond
offered
St. Louis Housing Authority,
Note Sale—The issue of
—
as
—v.
about 1.98%.
Feb. 1 from
To Mercantile-Commerce
Miss.
Bond Sale
The $30,000 City
bonds offered on Aug. 7—v. 174,
p. 318—were awarded to the Can¬
1
Due
The
$95,000
re¬
on Aug. 7
174, p. 498—were awarded to
Vance
Securities
Corp., of
—
bonds funding bonds offered
$47,000
Middlesex, N. J.
purchase of $60,000
building bonds. Due in 10 years.
Canton,
First
Feb. 1 from
will receive sealed bids until Aug.
,
*
M.
on
Oregon County Reorganized School
District No. 2 (P. O. Thayer), Mo.
Bond
Offering—C. E. Pepmil-
15
000
Due
1963 inclusive.
to
1952
318—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate composed of the T. W. Wood¬
ward Co., Hamp Jones Company,
both of Jackson, B. F. Ward &
Co., of Memphis, Weil, Arnold &
Crane,
of
New
Orleans, J. G.
Hickman Co., of Vicksburg, and
the
Southern
Bond
Co.,
of
p.
Exchange Bank,
price of 100.05.
Sale—The
Sale
Bond
i
Cliff side Park, N. J.
Bond
Carolina
North
of $400,-
offered on Aug.;6—v,"174, p. 318
Bank, and G. H. Walker
Co., both of St. Louis, jointly, j—were awarded to B. J. Van In¬
at a price of 100.03, a net interest gen & Co., of New York City, as
2s, at a price of 100.08, a basis of
cost of about 1.88%, as follows:
ler,
ton
Duplin County (P. O. Kenansville),
clusive.
public
improvement bonds
purchased by the Boatmen's
CAROLINA
NORTH
and
June
on
1966 to 1977 in¬
&
Bond Sale--The $161,000 school
bonds offered on Aug. 6—v. 174,
.
issue
Due
2s.
15 from
—were
County Sch. Dists.
Kosciusko), Miss.
,
340,000
Dec.
1964
Jackson.
inclusive.
MISSOURI
297,000 l%s.
MISSISSIPPI
Attala
1961
to
National
Minn.
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
purchase
of
1952
Revenue
and
ma¬
&
p.m.
7
the
1953 to
bonds
Falls,
Miss.
p.m. (CST) on Aug.
purchase of $20,000
water works improvement bonds.
14
Plant
bonds
was
& Co., R. D. White & Co.,
pur¬
Bond Offering—Albert J. Giese,
chased by a syndicate composed
Mackey, Dunn & Co., all of Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
of Doll & Isphording, Inc.;
New York
Weil,
City, at a price of sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Roth & Irving Co., both of Cin¬
100.07, a net interest cost of about Aug. 15 for the purchase of $196,cinnati; Grant Brownell & Co., of
2.08%, as follows:
000 Incinerator Plant-1951 bonds.
Dayton;
Seasongood
&
Mayer;
$40,000 2V2S. Due on Dec. 15 and Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb.
Assel, Kreimer & Co.; Pohl & Co.,
June
15 from 1953
to
1955
1
from
1952
to
1960 inclusive.
and Magnus & Co., all of Cincin¬
inclusive.
Interest F. A.
t:\.
1
Legality approved
nati, as 3s. Dated Sept. 1, 1951.
320,000 214s. Due on June and by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1991
Dec. 15 from 1956 to 1965 in¬ Galloway, of New York City.
inclusive.
Rand
1,
B. Scott,
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
turing after Feb. 1, 1961 are call¬
Legality approved b,y Moody
River
Aug.
Offering—Mary
able.
Thief
dated
'
No. 12
for
to 1976 inclusive.
are
1951.
Roseau
16
bonds
1959,
June 1
inclusive.
-
Bond
Lindsay, Okla.
Sale Correction
—
The
$145,000 electric light and power
bonds offered on Aug. 6—v. 174,
p.
498—were awarded to SmallCo., of Wichita, and the
Milburn
52
(592)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
R. J. Edwards,
City.
Inc., of Oklahoma
Midwest
City (P. O. Oklahoma
City), Okla.
Bond Offering — F. B. Foster,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
14
the
for
bonds,
purchase
of
from 1954 to 1975 inclusive.
Fire
40,000
Station
bonds.
Due
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Secretary, will receive
until Aug. 14 for the
purchase of $30,000 general obli¬
gation bonds.
bids
Harrison
Township (P. O.
Natrona), Pa.
Offering
—
Stanley A.
Secretary of Board of
Township Commissioners, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids until Aug.
13
Szarnicki,
for the
purchase of $100,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds.
oregon
McKees Rocks, Pa.
Bond
Gresham, Ore.
Bonds Not
Sold
—
bids for
The
the $50,000
City Hall construction1951 bonds offered on Aug. 3—v.
174, p. 411—were not opened.
Sale—The $50,000
refund¬
bonds offered on Aug. 3—v.
174, p. 411—were awarded to El¬
ing
E.
mer
Powell
&
bids until
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
16
8
school bonds.
Due
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
The
after Feb.
1, 1958
Marion
$25,000
1954
to
1966
bonds
maturing
callable.
are
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Brooks), Ore.
Bond
-
Aug.
Aug. 1, 1951.
from
1
on
Bank
of Pitts¬
price of 102.91,
Sale—The
31
Trust
&
the
to
$352,000 6s.
Co., of New York
1952
and Raffensperger, Hughes
Co., of Indianapolis, jointly, as
l%s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
Somerset, Pa.
of
about
of
Aug. 6
bonds
1951
174,
v.
—
awarded
offered
319
p.
on
County
were
—
Chairman,
will
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner, and Fauset, Steele &
Co., both of Pittsburgh, jointly,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due on
as
l%s, at a price of 100.26, a
July 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclu¬
basis of about 1.84%.
sive. Legality approved by Chap¬
rhode island
1,740,000 2s.
on
July 1 from
Due
on
2.54%.
wyoming
July 1 from
:
Evanston, Wvo,
Redevelopment and
Housing Authority, Va.
Note Sale—The issue of $1,000,000 notes was purchased by the
Chase
National
Bank, of New
York City, at 1.27%, plus a pre¬
mium of $11.
Bond
Sale—The
$100,000 water
extension bonds offered
174,
—v.
the
on Aug. 6
412—were awarded to
p.
First Security
Bank of Utah,
N. A., of Salt Lake City, at a net
interest cost of about 2.19%.
Additional
was
Bros.
$60,000 school
Aug. 3—v. 174,
Due
the Bank of West De
to
Pere, of De Pere, as 3V2S, at a
price of 106.70, a basis of about
Norfolk
notes
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
1956 inclusive.
to
1962 to 1976 inclusive.
receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
$180,000 school, general obligation
to
July 1 from
on
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
1.74%.
Rhea County (P. O. Dayton), Tenn.
Bond Offering—G. J. Aikman,
ipal improvement, seventh series,
Due
525,000 2V8S.
&
Sale—The $51,000 Munic¬
Bond
awarded
Chemical
City,
as 3s, at a
basis of about 2.74%.
issue
...
•
Lane
County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Goshen), Ore.
Bond Offering—Bessie Kimball,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
awarded
were
Co.,
burgh,
a
bonds
174,
Monday, August 13, 1951
..
offered
on
Aug.
8 syndicate
composed
of
Halsey,
375,000 l%s. Due on May 1 from
319—were awarded to Stuart & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
V
the
Equitable
Securities Corp., Co.;- Lehman Brothers, both of
De Pere Sch. Dist. No. 1, Wis.
and Webster & Gibson, of Nash¬ New York City; Alex. Brown &
Bond Sale—The issue of. $200,ville, jointly, at a price of par, a Sons, of Baltimore; A. C. Allyn &
000
hig h school
building
and
net interest cost of about 2.15%, Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Rey¬
equipment bonds was purchased
as follows:
nolds & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.;
by a syndicate composed of the
American Securities Corp., all of
$100,000 l3/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Channer Securities Co., John NuNew York City; Thomas & Co., of
1952 to 1958 inclusive.
: v
veen & Co., and Mullaney, Wells
300,000 2s. Due on Aug. 1 from Pittsburgh; Courts & Co., of At¬
& Co., all of Chicago, as 2^s, at
lanta; C. F. Cassell & Co;, of Char¬
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Anderson
&
Strud- par.
V'.;.-vV-hXv'',,' •' T
350,000 2V4S. Due on Aug. 1 from lottesville;
wick, of Richmond; C. G. Haas &
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
Hobart (P. O. Oneida, Route Co.; Paul Frederick & Co., and
No. 1), Wis.
:
Nashville, Tenn.
Rand
&
Co., all of New York
Bond Sale —The $15,000 Town
Bond Sale—The $700,000 street,
City, at a price of 100.003. a net Hall building bonds offered on
alley and sewer-1948 bonds of¬ interest cost of about
2.13%, as July 30 — v. 174, p. 412
wefe
fered on Aug. 7—v. 174, p. 319—
follows:
N. Weaver
—
Borough
sealed
Bond
follows:
as
Offering
$368,000
$328,000 water system bonds. Due
tal
—v.
Coraopolis, Pa.
Bond
■'
1
.
&
Cumberland, R, /»
Sale—The $1,000,000
purchased by Salomon
Hutzler, of New York
CANADA
texas
City, at 1.28%, plus a premium
villcp1' alberta
$80,000
of $17..
Dallas Housing Authority, Texas
Morinville, Alta.
4
«
improvement bonds was
National Bank, of Portland, and
Bond Sale—The issue of $15,000
Note Sale—The $9,147,000 notes Russell County, Magisterial Dists.
purchased by Lyons & Shafto, of
Associates.
(P. O. Lebanon), Va.
improvement bonds was sold lo¬
Boston, as 2lks, at a price of 100.- offered on Aug. 6—v. 174, p. 499—
Bond Offering—G.
H. Givens, cally. Due from 1952 to 1966 in¬
were awarded to the Republic Na¬
23, a basis of about 2.46%.
Milton-Freewater, Ore.
tional Bank, of Dallas, at 1.20%, Division Superintendent of Schools clusive.,
Bond Sale—The $40,000 water
Newport Housing Authority, R. I.
will receive sealed bids until 2
plus a premium Of $50;
works bonds offered on July 30—
Note Sale—The issue of $952,Vegreville, Alta.
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 21 for the
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,000
v.
Midland Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
174,-p. 411—were awarded to 000 notes was purchased by Salo¬
purchase of $860,000 school bonds,
improvement
bonds
was
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Blyth & Co., of Portland, at a mon Bros. & Hutzler, of New York
pur¬
as follows:
•
;
chased
by James Richardson &
price of 98.14, a net interest cost City, at 1.26%, plus a premium of be received until Aug. 23 for the
of about 2.78%, as follows:
purchase of $800,000 high school $700,000 New Garden Magisterial Sons, of Winnipeg, as 4%s. Due
$16.,
bonds offered
on
411—were awarded to the First
p.
Bond Sale—The issue of
school
.
$31,000 2%s. Due
1953 to
«
on
south
Oregon
(State of)
State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until Sept. 12 for the
son,
purchase
of
$15,000
highway
Read &
$80,000
was
Roseburg Rural Fire Protection
No.
Jan.
on
1953
1 from
The
notes
to
1960
and
thereafter
Jan.
on
are
1, 1951.
of
Board
of
Trustees,
7:30
(CST) on Aug. 14 for the
purchase of $495,000 school house
p.m.
1,
callable.
bonds.
bonds
-The
1951.
Interest
Dated
July 1,
Legality ap¬
J-J.
Aug. 15, 1951.
Due
Bond
Offering
O'Brien,
receive
(PST)
sealed
of
Robert S.
Treasurer,
bids
Aug.
on
chase
—
County
until
13
$94,000
for
11
the
general
will
a.m.
pur¬
obliga¬
Legality approved
thereof are callable.
by the Attorney General of the
Brookings, S. D.Washington (State of')■'■■,
State,- and Dumas, Huguenin ^ &
Bond Offering—C. B. Herreman,
Bond Offering — Ernest Minor,
Boothman, of Dallas.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Secretary of State Finance Com¬
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1957 inclu¬
bn
sive. Interest J-J.
until
for
8
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
the
electric
revenue
1, 1951. Due
to
1966
The
$300,000
bonds
1952
bonds
to
1971
in¬
maturing
from their date
are
10
callable.
tion
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
Nov. 15 from
15,
1951.
1953 to
ma¬
after
five
years
from
date
turing after Aug. 1, 1959 are call¬
able.
Interest F-A.
inclusive. The bonds ma¬
Legality ap¬
from 1952 to 1981 inclusive. Inter¬
turing on or after Sept. 1, 1961,
following:
To
Chase
National proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
est M-S.
are
ker; Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
callable.
Interest M-S.
Le¬
Bank, New York City: $2,000,000
Richardson Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas gality approved by Preston, Thor1.23%, plus a premium of $22 to apolis.
Bond Sale—The issue of $32,000 grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, New
Lemmon, S. D.
York City: $652,000 1.26%, plus a
building bonds was purchased by
Bond Sale—The
Note Sale—The issue of $3,702,notes was purchased by the
000
:
$60,000 general
premium
of
$11.08.
To
Peoples-
First National Bank & Trust
Co.,
Pittsburgh: $1,050,000 1.22%, plus
a premium of
$22.
obligation
Aug. 6 —
Borough
Secretary,
S.
will
v.
bonds offered
174,
p.
319
awarded to the Bank of
as
2.45s, at
—
the
par.
Conwell,
receive
bids until Aug. 13 for the
purchase of $40,000 general obli¬
gation bonds.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Bond
on
Associates, at
net
3.42%,
DREWRYS
for the third
on
(35)
quarter of
cents per
1951 has
the capital stock of this
company payable September 10, 1951 to
Stockholders of record at the close of busi¬
ness
August 27, 1951.
Drewrys Limited U.S.A., Inc.
South Bend, Indiana
T. E. JEANNERKT, Secretary &Treasurer
as
a
price of par,
cost
of
follows:
1973 and
1974.
Bond
:.v,. ;■
•
the
411—were
p.
Citizens
a
National
net interest
v
..
.
Hinesburg,
Hinesburg
Sch.
Dist.,
as
Sale
—
The
$60,000
2.40s, at
a
price of 100.40,
virginia
as
3Y4s, at
par,
Arlington County (P. O.
Co., of
L;
Arlington), Va.
'
Bond Sale—The $2,617,000 Ar¬
O.
lington Sanitary District Sewer of
Maury County (P.
Columbia), Tenn.-.
Bond Sale—The $750,000
hospi¬
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
1
Interest
from
1952
to
1971
inclu¬
F-A.
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City. \
by
-
1951
bonds offered
174,
p.
412—were
on
wisconsin
Aug. 8—v.
awarded
to
a
of
of
as
&
interest
cost
of
about
follows:
$465,000 l^s. Due
on
Aug.
from
1952
1971
to
Point
inclusive.
1.66%,
Edward, Ont.
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,000
improvement
bonds
was
pur¬
chased by Wood, Gundy & Co.,
of Toronto, and the Royal Bank of
Canada, of' Montreal, jointly, as
4s.
Due
June
on
30 from
1952
to
1961 inclusive.
ouebeo
Joliette School Commission, Que..
Bond Sale—The issue of $400,000 school bonds was purchased
by
a syndicate composed of the
Banque
Canadienne
Nationale,
Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc.,
Rene T. Leclerc,
Inc., and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., all of Mon-.
treal,
4s, at a price of 96.30, a
about 4.55%. Dated Aug.
as
basis of
1, 1951. Due
to
1971
on
Aug. 1 from 1952
inclusive.
Longueill Catholic School Commission, Que.
■vV-:*'
Bond
000
Sale—The
~
;
issue
■
of $320,-
school
bonds was purchased
syndicate composed-of the
Banque
Canadienne
Nationale,
by
a
Rene
T.
Leclerc,
Beaubien
Inc.,
and
L.
G.
&
Co., all of Montreal,
price of 94.59, a basis
of
about
4.88%.
Dated
May 1,
1951. Due on May 1 from 1952 to
4s, at
as
-
a
inclusive.
Ste. Agathe-dee-Monts, Que.
}
Bond Sale—The issue of $55,000
improvement
chased
by
Montreal,
from
1952
bonds
waif
the Belanger,
4s.
as
to
Due
1966
on
pur¬
Inc., of
June
inclusive.
1
•
Senneville, Que.
Bond Sale—The issue Of $70,000
4%
improvement bonds was sold
privately, at a price of 95.001, a
May 1 from basis of about 4.63%, Due on July
.<
on
1
Sale—The issue of $174,improvement bonds was pur¬
chased by a syndicate composed
of the Bankers Bond Corp., J. L.
Graham & Co., both of Toronto,
and the Bank of Nova Scotia, of
Halifax, as 4V4S. Due on Sept. I
Co.; Shaugnessy & Co.,
St. Pgta, and McDougal & Co.,
Chicag^f, at a price of 100.01, a
net
Due
1956 inclusive.
Bond
1971
Chippewa County (P. O.
Chippewa Falls), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $840,000 Court
House bonds offered on Aug. 7
—v.
174, p. 412—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of Halsey,
Stuart
awarded to C. H. Little &
Jackson,
until 1 p.m.- (EST) on Aug. 29 for
the purchase of $809,000 school
Aug.
3s.
as
1952 to
000
Secretary of County
Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
im¬
basis of about 2.35%.
$20,000 street
improvement bonds offered on
Aug. 8 — v. 174, p. 411 — were
(P.
O. Elkins),
West Virginia
Bond Offering—Stark Wilmoth,
proved
provement bonds offered on Aug.
6—v. 174, p. 412—were awarded
to Kenneth B. Hill & Co., of Bos¬
a
County
Vermont
V
Bond
Randolph
sive.
;
vermont
ton,
Sale—The
to
174,-
cost of about 1.68%.
:
1
$100,000 31/4S. Due on Feb. 1, 1972.
200,000 3%s^ Due on Feb. 1 in
7—v.
Bank, of Waco, at
about
Greenbrier, Tenn.
Dividend #15
dividend of thirty-five
interest
Aug.
awarded
Sale —The
$300,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered on July 31—
v. 173, p. 2440—were awarded to
the
Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
a
Share
Waco, Texas
Sale—The $200,000
water
works revenue-1951 bonds offered
Bradley County (P. O. Cleveland),
and
been declared
as
par.
Tennessee
sealed
A
Bank & Trust Co., of
2J/4S, 2%s and 2%s, at
Dated* M^y 15, 1951.
Dallas,
Lemmon,
west virginia
Texas
on
were
Bond
Brownsville, Pa.
Bond Offering—W.
sewer
Toronto,
1970
inclusive. The bonds maturing on
or
M-N.
bonds.
Raymondville Ind. Sch. Dist., Texas
mittee, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering — H. L. Snow,
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Aug. 21
Business
Manager, will receive for the
purchase of $12,000,000
sealed bids until 8 p.m, (CST) on
motor1 vehicle fuel tax revenue,
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $475,- series A
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
000
school
house
bonds.
Dated
1951.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1953
Sept. 15, 1951. Due on March 15 to 1976
Aug.
on
Aug. 1 from 1952
inclusive.
The
Interest
bonds. Dated Aug.
on
15 from
clusive.
years
20
PENNSYLVANIA
Nov.
on
of
south dakota
bids
Allegheny County Housing
Authority, Pa,
Simons,
was
pur¬
chased by Wood, Gundy & Co., of
Cobden, Ont.
Grant County, Quincy Sch. District
No. 114 (P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
(PST) on Aug. 27 for the
purchase of $45,000 fire protection
p.m.
&
Bond Sale—The issue of $12,000
improvement;f>. bonds
from
Interest J-J.
Sinkler,
Gibbs
Charleston.
Brochville, Ont.
dated
are
District, Ore.
i Bond Offering—John J. Zenor,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
will receive sealed bids until 8
Legality approved by
ontario
1
washington
will receive sealed bids until
July 1,1951.
maturing
Jan.
on
from 1953 to 1976 inclusive.
Interest M-S.
President
are dated
District bonds. Due
of New York City.
Dated Sept.
Panhandle Ind. School Dist., Texas
Bond Offering — Minor Simms,
1967 inclusive.
The notes
160,000 Cleveland Magisterial
Park-
March 1 from 1952 to 1976
on
inclusive.
1964 inclusive.
Due
A.
L.
—
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
Due
Jan. 1 from 1953
57,000 school district No. 3 notes.
purchased by the Chase
National Bank, of New York City,
at 1.28%, plus a premium of $9.
district
on
Offering
May 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
on
sive.
house bonds.
10
school
1
■
hurst, President of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 16 for
the
purchase of $35,000 school
as
to
notes
Bond
Simons, of Charleston,
3s, as follows:
notes. Due
Jan.
on
from 1953 to 1978 inclusive.
Orange County, Cove Ind. School
District (P. O. Orange), Texas
Note Sale—The issue of $137,000
notes
was
purchased by Frost,
bonds.
Portland Housing Authority, Ore.
Note Sale—The issue of $750,000
carolina
Charleston County Sch. DUts.
(P. O. Charleston), S. C.
9,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1965 to "1967 inclusive,
Bond Offering—Walter J. Pear¬
District bonds. Due
building bonds.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1964
1952 to 1963 inclusive.
1
from
1952
to
1971
inclusive.
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