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ISSUE
MONDAY
3 1953
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"The Commercial as
Chronicle
Financial
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
New York
Number 5243
Volume 178
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, August 3, 1953
$1
Copy
a
i
General
x
RAILROAD
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Net
of
Earnings
—V.
^
624,716
taxes—
income
for
capital
$576,078
941,740
$0.61
__./
outstanding—
shares
share
2433.
per
176, p.
.
$491,810
941,740
$0.52
1953-^4 Wks.—1952
New York
Sales
—
—V.
$996,677 V
——i__
177,
2669..-;. / '
p.
•
/
;
;
.
been
table
TV-radio
-
due
steadily
to
Johnson,
Vice
increasing
pro¬
President-Sales,
phonograph
combination
time
Admiral
the
executive
disclosed
list
the
that
duction
dustry
goal
of
the
television receivers and added that
6,500,000 set year.—V. 177, p. 2669.
1,000,000
a
Exchange.____37 ;
—__37
Exchange....
Toronto
Exchange.
Exchange...€1—
Stock
Markets
Over-the-Counter
in¬
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Alleghany Corp.—Exchange Plan Approved—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
approved a stock exchange
July 20. The Commission authorized
Issue 28,367 shares of $4 prior preferred convertible
stock, without par value.
This stock will be offered to holders of
Alleghany's $2.50 prior preferred convertible stock on a share-forshare basis.
The exchange is designed to satisfy back dividends on
Interstate
The
of this
Alieghany
to
Commerce
corporation
plan
Commission
SEC Index of Stock Prices
j
The
basis
of
shares
16
required
submitted an aggregate
Young,
Young.
The directors Intend, following termination of the exchange offer, to
call for redemption as soon as practicable the unexchanged shares of
outstanding lirior preferred. The redemption price will be $50 per
share plus accumulated dividends at the redemption date.
If the re¬
demption date were Sept. 1 the redemption price would be $79.79,
of
16,566
shares
of the
—V.
Federal
& Dye
$
Bales
&
revenues
oper.
Cross income from oper.
exp.
and
2,523,486
1,078,884
taxes—
profit
Net
Earnings
—V.
——I-
1,833,264
bank
larger
percentage
We
but
profitable
this
acquired
before
taxes
Federal
Net
and
43,992,516
■ r"
11,384,413
income
10,078,716
22,421,402
10,819,107, 21,719,447
1952
$2.33
-
..
1951
1950
$
$
$
257,209,071
173,964,755
car
income
1953
for
capital
of
No.
periods is after deduction of Federal
excess profits tax at rate of 30% ^provided under new law.
Deductions
in first half of 1953 for amortization of facilities covered by cer¬
tificates
of
necessity
amounted
to
$2,871,337 as compared
with
$1,300,000 In first half of 1952.
All figures for 1953 are subject to
audit and possible annual adjustments.—V. 177, p. 1897,
NOTE—Net
260,416
$1.54
Earnings
and
p.
share—*
per
Frank
H.
260,416
$1.58
President,- stated that the corporation's order
good, being substantially the same as a year .ago
the last half, are presently encouraging.—V. 176,
Bishop,
position
backlog
outstanding
shares
$411,840
prospects
is
for
1665.
17,636,020
5,945,686
112,806
112,362
41,797
113,902
75,184
80,096
49,300
64,644
47,173
431,102
458,018
327,473
249,556
70,790
79,175
50,621
56,509
21,276,801
18,376,672
6,562,765
1,070,595
905,077
693,797
.1,867,835
-893,714
245,369
241,422
296,064
272,809
—
Royalties
discounts
_____
Miscellaneous
Total
charges
royalties—
to
€ Months Ended June 30—
Net
27,852
218,285
321,664
1,681,064
1,483,180
313,338
72,764
72,787
341,387
731,533
17,910,531
9,225,555
14,797,175
4,937,912
555,761
7,595,010
2,261,998
119,568
7,202,165
2,026,150
1,198,800
2,675,914
344,446
436,193
:
after taxes—
per share
profit
Earnings
E.
"Swivax"
vaccine
$6,706,375
381,376
$1.23
new- hog
_
President,
Cahill,
A.
cholera
$7,425,161
1,225,714
said: "Sales of our relatively
continue to increase and may
earnings,
taxes, etc.
tFederal income taxes—
and
Sales
Income
operating
Federal
U.
and
S.
excess
Earnings
standardized botanical drug and is the result of almost
research effort.
VERALBA has now been approved by
the Council
on
Pharmacy and Chemistry of the American Medical
Association and is being aggressively advertised and promoted.
two
•After
chemically
tion
tised
income
taxes
taxes
of
for
Gamma
by
1953
and
share
on hand
—
at cost
receivable (net>
Car purchase option—uncons. subs.
Investment in unconsolidated subs.
Due from unconsolidated subs., net
Interest
in
car
lease rental pay¬
23,233,236
f$2.25
preferred dividend requirements.
split-up in April, 1953.—V.
one
19,782,066
^Adjusted to give effect to
178, p. 237.
the
the company contracted with the National
Paralysis for the sale of its entire produc¬
Globulin through June 30, 1954. This product is being
the
and
first
1953,
Aluminum Tubing Co.,
"
The
Infantile
Foundation
on
to
combat
this contract
were
poliomyelitis outbreaks.
expected to be made during the
half of 1954."—V. 177, p. 2245.
are
Substan¬
made during the first six months
,
.
,
last half of
.
-
1953
Cash
U.
covering
and
one
used
on
company
July
shares
2,400
2,400 shares
20 filed a letter
of
share of each class of
for
working capital,
./
8%
cumulative
preferred
securities,
Govt,
&
ments
accounts
due
after
one
stock
•
(par $25)
in units of
securities
-
-r
\
^
~
•.
* ' .*•
made to the
and allowances.
charges
SAfter discounts
BALANCE SHEET, APRIL 30
1952
$
1951
$
57,261.729
60,438,332
20,068,202
1,655,014
40,558,142
19,601,707
500,000
22,641,866
20,433,840
839,700
559,000
15,000
15,000
12,263,562
500,000
4,544
1,194,493
574,904
281,253
267,158
1,250,977
801,879
45,005,228
1,349,856
46,088,993
1,014.291
19,647
997.544
1,180,020
(net)—
Prepaid taxes, insurance, etc.——
Misc. securities
(less reserves)
Total
$119,247
47,294,381
Inventories
Marketable
tFederal
19521;
893,519
(estimated!
stock at $30 per unit. The proceeds will be
etc.
of
$1.51
$1.08
expenses.
(in
year
of cash and securities for
compensation, insurance, etc
Accrued unbilled escalation charges
of notification with theSEC
(par $5) to be offered
of common stock
banks and
in
S.
property.:
and
Deposits
Spokane, Wash.—Files—
$112,602
result
1,519,612
1,798,200
51,491,820
5,472,981
—
of
a
$
28,191,640
$2.64
shares
common
and
1953
•Plant
27,133,771
9,811,516
-
common
per
CONSOLIDATED
ASSETS—
56,897,857
years
tial deliveries
of
for
of
tax benefit
(in 19501, as
Welfare Plan.
before
$98,359
for Employees'
8,976,183
foreign
profits
$
selling
67,550,734
31,440,780
taxes
income
Net
Number
•Earned
March,
and
$8.63
general
$10.10
administration,
shown
are
19511
1,931,961
share
per
•Including
tNotes
past month we have introduced a new human specialty
which will be used in the treatment and control of high blood pressure.
The name of this product is VERALBA.
It is a new, highly potent,
"During
paid—.
paid-
dividends
Common
8,684,976
2,026,150
361,449,769 277,433,501
revenues
income
before
for
Prov.
gradually
the
Foundation
dividends
Pfd.
1952
$
sales of Anti-Hog-Cholera Serum and Virus.
This trend, If
continued, will allow us to effect certain changes which should result
In more economical operations.
lour
earnings
Net
-
COMPARATIVE
1953
6 Months Ended June 30—
765,376
replace
"Within
before
Net
Reserve
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
105,192
444,147
-
charges—
taxes
Aluminum Co. of America
1952
587,714
$1.89
-
taxes
before
Profit
1953
•
sales
Net
Subs.)—Earnings Higher
(&
60,439
retirement
Non-operating property
expense
(net)
„
(in
Laboratories, Inc.
Allied
966,259
20,506,823
income—dividends
1,416,540
1,004,700
$400,653
income
Net
119,657,304 147,470,154
232,587,675 152,399,530 109,742,247 142,620,964
4,114,574
3,929,205
3,969,371
3,883,931
goods sold
Miscellaneous
1952
ACCOUNT
1952
$
and
sales
Interest
•
$8,441,010
INCOME
1953
.
of
Other
.
$381,376
$1.23
1953
Taxes
seii-
"Earnings from oper.__
•
1,453,645
1.052,992
taxes—.————
before
partially
a
as
CONSOLIDATED
April 30—
Depreciation
$10,445,165
sales',^—
20,633,771
$2.45
$1.22
$1.34
share
per
Net
Incotne
23,358.745
11,894,045
taxes
Earnings
44,140,849
exeess
on
company
'
Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
6 Months Ended June 30—
I
20,897,823
23,278,458
-
inc.
profits
income
work
defense
our
company
Loss on prop,
Income
of
.
company's
the
COMPARATIVE
"
Allied Products
capital.
"Our balance sheet," explained Mr.
borrowings of $15 million and this amount
if we had not succeeded in arranging
working
for cash the Avion Instrument Corp.
with an excellent research reputa¬
an introduction to electronics and
further developments along that line are contemplated."
small
Charged
1,839,681
capital has increased from approximately
million. Additions from earnings over and
the year we acquired
"During
tion.
Interest
__
$61
to
considerably
substantial
—a
$6,706,375
' 765,376
384,000
$587,714
$1.89
.'
share
per
last
erties."
46
177, p. 2245.
as
diversification program, Mr. Rovensky
reported: "The disposal of our surplus properties is almost completed
—the largest surpius plants—Chicago, Detroit, Madison and Wilming¬
ton—have all been sold as well as certain other miscellaneous prop¬
2,408,052
Dr2,033,052
in
"shows
be
Explaining
1953
1,225,714
638,000
—
income
State
and
taxes
earned in its history."/
ever
when our costs proved to be much lower
The regular product backlog was reduced
get into fuller production as material re¬
working
1952
liquidating basis."
$7,425,161
*
•
...
—
income
paid $12,295,000 in direct
achieve the above result,
With the exception of one
dividends, plus the proceeds of several plants sold, produced
increase
would
Cash
on
loan-
in
Rovensky,
Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended June 30—
....
before
Federal
2,199,492
securities
on
' " $
$
-
sales
Profit
244,326,336
39,953,343
1,696,504
and
bonds
-
Six Months
Net
141,652,865 122.036,493 271,661,075
23,615,006
17,985,675^ 44,025,415
income
Interest
Profit
-
this
•Cost
-
company
than
to
rentals
and misc.
div.
Interest,
1953—6 Mos —1952
■■
-
Corp.—Earnings Increase-
1953—3 Mos.—1952
the
"to
eased."
were
cash
§Gross
Allied Laboratories,
Allied Chemical
above
46
...
regular
million.
$21
such
prices
able
company's
million
Years End.
173, p. 237.
Period End. June 30—
System
.,
the fc
"but the increase in
work
was
also highly.,,
castings,
estimated.
being
our
The
_46
Reserve
than
smaller
tank
reducing
$53
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
for exchange, including 1,500 by Robert R.
Board of Alleghany, and 11,650 shares by Mrs
of
greater percentage of
the company
Rovensky,
Mr.
products,
originally
strictions
46
Banks
Reserve
prior to that time.
As of noon July 21 a total of 68 holders had
of
lines
about
miscellaneous
considerably
to
due
.45
Foreign Exchange Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
regular
and
is
.
Payable
and
Declared
increase
an
a
company had a backlog of orders amounting to
million—consisting of 183 million defense and 94
the
$277
than
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__46
Dividends
The
was
Mr.. Rovensky,
stated
taxes
said
earn
1,
tarily
News.Cover
51
Clearings
of Bank
Course
The
common
in
~
Chairman
Offerings
State and City Bond
:
stock of $1 par value to meet the added
connection with the conversion privilege.
corporation on July 21 stated that its exchange offer for the
outstanding $2.50 prior preferred convertible stock will terminate at
3
p.m.
(E.S.T.) Aug. 14 and will not be extended.
The stock must
reach the exchange agent, Marine Midland Trust Co. of New
York,
of
shares
453,872
shares
log
a
General Corporation & Investment
preferred was convertible on the basis of one share for 10 shares
common.
In addition to the
new
preferred, Alleghany will issue
$2.50
•of
'•
'
(
into common stock on the
each share of $4 preferred. The
for
common
.
turn
represented
approxi¬
more than
•
increase of
an
cars,
carburetors, valves, storage
forgings, and weldings.-This back¬
year—especially in the defense
division. Chairman Rovensky stated that "this is in part due to the
change in the character of the backlog, as we worked off some of
the heavy tank orders and took on lighter but equally desirable
shell
orders.
The amount was also reduced about $42 million by our volun¬
tanks
Miscellaneous Features
converted
be
may
of
!
*
-
the $2.50
preferred.
new
preferred
i
.
million,
,.r
indirect
this is more
June
million
Stock Averages_33
33
National Quotation Industrial
on
of
$257
in
work
last,"
-
to
approximately
40
43 '
44
33
33
__33
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section...
had
year,
As
37
—38
39
...
over
diversified
-
to
"Therefore,"
really
war
.
Stock Exchange
Stock
Canadian
the
headed for
was
Stock
than
of
addition
taxes.
Exchange__..____i4--—-----35
Stock
Montreal
previous 27-inch models, despite the addition of
*.
golden picture frame, scientifically-tinted optic filter, aluminized
picture tube and numerous chassis improvements.
.
Mr. Johnson said Admiral is well on the way toward its 1953
pro¬
from
Stock Exchange.______________34
Francisco
San
price of the company's new 27-inch console with doors will be $675.00,
unchanged
volume
In
to
1952—which
over
year
satisfactory."
-
we
Pittsburgh
amounted
1951.'"Defense
this
the
Stock
Exchange
47%
over
sales
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
the
remain
mately
45%
Exchange_J„L____--—•
Stock
Midwest
an¬
■
same
the
$40
C.
W.
Prices
21-inch
he said;
At
to
of the $179.95 17-inch and the $199.95
$299.95 21-inch console, $399.95 24-inch console
$399.95
-tame,
$20
costs,
$10.10 per
stockholders in
■' /
\
sales
uross
Exchange
.
Earned
John E. Rovensky, Chairman of the
the company's 54th annual
y
*
./'/"/
' v:' ,
year;
told
report. •"
Stock Exchange____>__^___..^_—
Los Angeles
material
27.
models,
Stock
Stock
Detroit
July
on
21-inch
*nd
increased from
and
nounced
Board,
(Bonds)
Cincinnati
Admiral Corp.—Increases List Prices—;
*'
prices of 21 recently introduced 1-954 Admiral television models
duction
Stock Exchange
Boston
litft
tuive
202,165 last
(Stocks)
American
$997,810 V $6,305,585 A $6,347,054
"/_
..
Stock Exchange
New York
1953—26 Wks.^-1952
*
—
equal after preferred dividend
requirements to $10.10 per share on the outstanding
common stock, compared to $8.64 per share last year on
fewer shares.
This compares with net earnings of $r<,-
Slock and Bond Quotations
Adam Hat Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Off
Co.
Foundry
&
30 amounted to $8,684,976,
Page
Period End. June 27—
Car
Share—Consolidated net earnings of this com¬
and its subsidiaries for the fiscal year ended April
pany
In This [f$ae-
969,297
477,487
1,200,794
,,
taxes
profit
Number
American
$21,975,086 $19,911,689
Income
before
Provision
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Common
June 29,'52
June 28,'53
j.
:
Forfit
INSURANCE
-
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
ABC Vending Corp.
6 Months Ended—
Bales
INDUSTRIAL
-
—
915,553
1
1,780,696
20,542
165,197,149 149,486,459 145,094,784
The Commercial and
2
Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(382)
BUSINESS—The
LIABILITIES—
«S100
stock
Preferred
16,483,500
stock
—
—
Notes payable (banks)
—Secured long-term notes payableAccounts payable, payrolls, etc
Prov. for Fed., State & local taxes
Advance payments received on sales
^Common
contiacts
Res.
for
10.125,893
15,217,647
11,384,528
9,957.367
3.380.180
995.247
1,305.187
81.076
7,298.369
7.729.209
Res.
for
dividends on common
7,121.588
Corp.
Line
Car
,
Capital
surplus
Earned
18,533" 791
2,943,391
37,943.093
31.319.891
26,606,932
165,197.149 149.486.459 145,094,784
«After reserve for amortization and depreciation of $56,582,062 in
1953; 856,978,414 in 1952 and $57,910,403 in 1351.
'Includes $.25.96/
in 1953; $511,607 in 1952 and $621,602 in
1951, maturing subsequent
to one year.
^Represented by 599,400 shares (par $25 in 19o3 antl
no
par in 1952 and 1951*.—V. 178, p. 237,
1
Total
the
1936,
—
sale
time
from
Co.
Chicle
American
Net
key personnel employed by Amercoat* the company has reduced
holdings in
Amercoat to approximately 76',
of the presently
outstanding stock.
The company does not now contemplate making
anv
further sales of its Amercoat stock.
in
and Gifford-Hill Pipe Co., a subsidiary of
building materials supply company operating pri¬
marily in Texas,' formed Gifford-Hill-American, Inc. under Texas law.
Fifty per cent of the outstanding stock or toe new corporation was
taken by
the company and the other 50'7
by Giffoivd-Hill Pipe Co,
Gifford-Hill-American,
Inc.
operates
plants in Grand
Prairie and
Victoria, Texas, for the manufacture of reinforced concrete pipe for
water supply lines and sewer systems.
1950
the
1947
S3,838,050
1.673.923
$2,191,067
$1.69
$1,997,790
$1,865,919
$2,164,127
$1.54
$1.44
SI.67
$1.25
$1.25
SI.25
$1.25
Witter
$0,18
+$0.08
so.i:
purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the
number of shares of common stock set forth below:
subs....-
SO.18
for
to
Dean
&
Periocl End. June 30—
for
Prov.
Net
—
Net
Fed.
for
earnings
Dividends
shares
Common
Earnings
stock
outstanding
8 ,537.979
period
of
share—
common
per
end
at
adjustments for tax provision
audited statement for the year.—V. 178, p.-293.
retroactive
♦After
The
of
per
share and
Payment
York
made
Y.—V.
N.
15,
be
177,
letter
A
of
notification
shares
of
(approximately $22
Calif.
Francisco,
filed
was
One
SEC
be
to
to
are
the
Natural Gas
American
tracts
G.
for
large
Louisiana
The
Woolfolk,
*
have
Application
for
from
signed
the
in
gas
announced
21
Gulf
Stanolind- Oil
with
&
that
Coast
Gas
will
to
authority
Louisiana
chiefly
build
American
to
the
markets.
Natural's
markets
These
principally in Michigan and Wisconsin.—V. 177,
made in
PROCEEDS—The
the
sale
made
(1)
the
of
net
—V.
but
the
company
178,
replace
improving
its
Oakland,
at
of certain units of the
purchase and installation
Calif.,
the
remodeling
the
management
The
remaining
offered
certain
by
proceeds
shares
be
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
offered
the
of
received
and
company
the
by
EFFECT
outstanding
are
•Common
♦On
199,260
of 2V4
stock
to
19,
shares
the
in
form
thereof,
one
share
by
a
of
the
Co.
of
of
25
then
cents
and
and
value
par
448,335
outstanding
the
(on
shares
and to
a
authorize
share to which
was
of
basis
common
the
company
stockholder
a
scrip
certificate
equal
in
the
stock
in
conjunction
aggregate
to
receive
to
in
with
one
full
exchange
is
promissory
notes
on
annually, in the face amounts
respectively,
held
bv
Guaranty
J
It
dividend
of
on
is
25
the
the
July 6,
448,335
present
cents
1953.
a
67,474
$3,792,370
$3,347,655
76,900
59,582
800,577
745,099
$266,902
$223,847
$2,991,793
$2,602,556
debentures
of
pro
debentures
named
have
below
made
firm
a
stock;
new
pfd, stk...
44,155
the
of the
on
last
80,000
-
373,250
$2,548,072
$2,229,306
1,289,200
1,331.741
1,289,200
$0.17
$0.15
$1.91
$1.72
share
the
later
of
purpose
for
177,
financing future
loan, which
March
March
will
Arrangement—
1953,
shares
intention
share
on
paid
of
of
this
an
initial dividend
such
the
common
directors
stock
in
stock
to
pay
November
construction,
short-term
a
and
than
ments
Credit
31,
31,
not
1954
1954.
exceed
(as
The
will
working capital
Exploration
guaranteed
with
176,
the
Co.,
the
by
total
♦Earnings
on
*
After
corporation
July
on
299,850
$1
at
net
June
increased
borrowings
The
proceeds
17
shares
share
per
be
to
are
filed
of
letter
a
Royal
used
for
for
Corp.
(&
corporation
.
whereby
be
to
retired
Arkansas
/
•
from $60,the interest
at
1953
1952
$7,199,857
inc.
general
issued
Gas
3,723,558
of
Cities
$2,253,2"! 7
$l.i8
1365.
p.
of
Corp.
so
plan,
(successor
of
delete
to
this
accept
Arkansas
the
to
corporation,
therefrom
preferred
might
to
amendment
an
structure
as
company's
the
Amended—
approving
corporate
Co.,
that
to
the sale
banks by Arkansas Fuel.
Pursuant
subsidiary
bonds
bids
at
by
stock,
the
pro¬
which
Under
and
of
of
Arkansas
competitive
of
$23,000,000
Natural,
bidding;
designating interest
which bids were
such
of
Natural)
in
exchange
of
serial
10-year
rates
offered
and
of
rejected
on
5%
$35,000,000
May
and
because
proposed -financing represents
25,
the
will
terms
receive
share
one
of
..
the
merger
Beatrice
holders
of
share
one
of
$100
new
stock
common
seeks
such
is
first
of
it
a
utility
mortgage
received
The
exchange
but
will
require
shares
81,250
new
preferred
of
presently
^unissued
the
issuance
stock
of
respectively, for the
high interest rates.
the
elimination
Arkansas
from
Louisiana,
the
and
plan
the
of
more
such
bond
Commission
has
financing
now
its
the
funded
common
preferred
stock
Foods Co. of
of authorized
Beatrice
81,250
shares
4>/2% pre¬
stock will be non-callable until
July, 1956, when it can be called
price of $104.50 for one year thereafter, with the call price
gradually diminishing In subsequent years. The presently outstanding
ferred
at
The
Beatrice
new
a
43,361
shares
of
undistributed
Since
will
3%%
in
be
of
part
of
cumulative
priority
Creameries
the
be
merged
combined
fiscal
our
convertible
into
does
G. Karnes,
President, stated.
maintained, total sales for this fiscal
million
and
months
280
beginning
million dollars,
Creameries
are
million
of
Aug.
If
the
at
end
the
he
Foods
remain
of
as
only
during
not
1,
last seven
the
Feb.
until
Aug.
28,
1954,
rate of sales is
somewhere between
present
will
year
dollars,
1,
Beatrice
operations
which
year
William
275
will
preferred
rights.
or
will
said.
present
be
should
rate,
for the
close to
sales
However,
be
he added.
America's
earnings for
the
months ended
six
June
30
18%
after taxes.
Creameries'
sales for the same period are
The company's milk sales are up 3% unitwise and ice cream
sales are up 7%. This compares favorably with Beatric Foods.
No estimate of the earnings of the combined companies is possible,
Mr.
Karnes
said,
because each company has a
different reporting
up
4.3%
up
.
period.
Where
Beatrice
Foods
However,
31
30%
was
Creameries
reports
Beatrice
above
Stanley
Creameries,
a
year
will
earnings
basis
the
ofi
income
net
McKenzie,
who
reports
the
on
Foods'
three
basis,
calendar
a
on
ended
months
12
the
for
Feb.
ended
months
28.
May
ago.
formerly
become
President
and
Vice-President
a
operations.—V. 178,
General
and
Manager
District
of
Manager
43.
p.
(A.
S.)
Beck
Shoe
Corp.—Current Sales Up—
1953—4 Wks.—1952
dtbt
and
to
assist
in
and expects in the near future to
Commission for approval.—V. 178,
financing
present
p.
a
its
1953—26 Wks.—1952
84,512,722 $23,621,909 $23,233,281
$4,598,125
177,'
2670.
p.
Bell Telephone Co.
of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
1953—Month—1952
1953—5 Mos.—1952
s
$
$
$
Operating
revenues
21,719.595
18,900,739
107,371,267
92,409,498
expenses
15,621,888
14,174.146
75,851,297
68,531,140
2,408,900
1,776.700
12,605,100
858,179
740.346
4,312,605
9,074,100
3,658,302
Federal
Other
income taxes...
operating
operating
Net
taxes—
income
2,830,628
2,209,547
14,602,265
11,145,956
charges——.
2,318,785
1,724,481
12,140,307
8,750,607
after
177,
2566.
p.
Steel
Corp.
Per. End. June 30—
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Net
billings
Total
inc.
before
&
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
$
555,885,299 340,413,651
———
$
1,056,293,226 806,785,149
de¬
|
1C8,174,696
—
other
25.916.290
199,527.318
92,014,970
2.577,472
1,802,306
5,123,929
3,562,901
18,S63,121
13.435,299
37,708,253
27,847,339
Prof.
fcef.
86,634,103
10,678,685
156,695,136
60,604,730
Fed.
taxes
inc.
taxes..
based
-
on
income
Net
58,100.000
income
5.300.000
28,534.103
*Earns.
com.
per
*After
cluding
'
5,378.685
$2.81
$0.39
97,200,000
36,300,000
59,495,136
-
24,304,730
shr.
deducting
provision
NOTES—Steel
quarter
1953
of
capacity
of
production
of
tons
is
net
net
tons
tons
second
thfe
and
101%
preferred
castings)
the
of
for
104.8%
tln-
second
the rated
with steel
of 1953 and
the
of
compared
as
first
quarter
$2.19
,
stock,
facilities.
averaged
then
approximately
$5.87
the
annum,
for
the
of
on
emergency
tons
per
for
respectively,
duction
net
of
(ingots
4,600.089
4,496,424
of
net
dividends
amortizaiton
for
17,600,000
production
63.5%,
•
quarterly
quarter
1952,
rated capacity.
capacity.—V. 177,
or
103.6%
and
steel
pro¬
Current
p.
1898.
B/G Foods, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
24 Weeks Ended—
Net
'
before
Provision
for
income
Federal
taxes
on
income
June 20,'52
$2,904,062
157,538
taxes
June 19,'53
$2,949,711
sales
Profit
158,886
81,285
81,520
approved
According to the" application. Arkansas Louisiana
considering possible alternative methods of obtaining funds to
program,
Creameries
4Vi%
exchange for eight shares
by
and
stock.
common
two
modification.
retire
to
the
of
par
in
Creameries common stock.
2,650,534
then
1953,
5'8%,
of
nothing
to
notes
than a normal
financing operation and is not related to compliance with the provisions
of Section
11 of the Holding Company Act,
the present amendment
also
the
was
debentures
new
the Plan, Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.,
t,o
With
charges.
tProv. for depl. & depr.
preferred in lieu of receiving payment in cash. Arkansas Fuel
no bids for its debentures,
whereupon it borrowed $23,000,000
from
banks on
its 60-day notes which, together with an additional
$471,183, was deposited with-the paying agent for retirement of the
preferred stock. The Commission also authorized refunding of the
notes
purposes.
this company and Creameries of America, Inc.,
24, approved a plan whereby Creameries of America will be
into Beatrice Fopds Co., effective Aug. 1.
July
merged
below
received
60-day
be
York.
of
ducting items shown
177,
Corp.—Plan
the
Service
ho'.ders
Oil
the
to
New
Co.—Consolidation Approved—
stockholders
Bethlehem
$1.72
^
____
decision
a
pursuant
Fuel
corporate
with
cent)
one
Corp.,
Foods
on
$5,976,575
4,614,652
taxes—
the
for
notification
(par
Securities
Beatrice
The
Subs.)—Earnings Up
30—
dividends.—V.
simplification
subsidiary of
vision
of
stock
common
through
July 28 filed a registration statement with
shares of capital stock.—V.' 178, p. 146.
—V.
share.——.
Natural
has
3'/4%.
550,000
Int.
SEC
not
arrange¬
is
rate
covering
SEC
Net
before taxes—
common
Arkansas
interest
Axe-Houghton Fund A, Inc., N. Y.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company,,
2157.
p.
oper.
preferred
the
June
repaid
be
borrowings under these
and
has
company
between
will
Operating
$2,585,205
per
the
available
and
2246.-
p.
covering
—V.
subsidiary, had increased
a
parent
income
Net
be
required)
$10,000,000
Period End. June 27—
July 24 it had arranged with insurance
of $65,000,000 at 4%, interest, repayable
payment due in 1978.
loan is to reimburse
Chile
Ended
from
443.721
$197,743
1,331,741
outstanding
com.
of the combined
:
the
loans,
31,104
$222,747
$
proposal
share
originally
were
6'i
amount
;
$85,000,000
income
Since
demand
3!4<3.
$40,000,
on
48.942
$288,429
80,000
bonds,
full share.
rate
company
outstanding.
another
of
a
underwriters
Provision for Federal and Canadian
plan
498,335 shs.
incorporation
York.
DIVIDENDS—The
warrants
ten-year
principal
said.
Months
Six
Net
the
of
subdivision, a scrip certificate in
voting rights, entitling the holder
three / unsecured
interest
into
of
issued
then
common
for said
S500.000,
New
said
value
par
by
current
$500,000,
Trust
$1
of
or
certificates
certificate
tRepresented
which
the
without
share)
said
dividend
similar
such
of
old
of
reason
surrender
upon
therefore
each
for
without
more
or
stock
respect of
entitled
was
bearer
change
value of $1 per share,
any fraction of
par
The
company's
respective
Anchor Hocking Glass
and
Outstanding
+$1,040,000
600,000 shs.
certificate
company's
and
common
shares
new
of
issue,
of
of war¬
each
warrant.
borrowing
of 33it%.—V.
rate
FINANCING
$1,040,000
the
1953,
the exercise
against
date of maturity) by payment at
share of common stock taken
the
for
the
the
announced
that
to
The
PRESENT
TO
loans.:
subdivide
to
issue
-
with
bank
term
000,000
company.
Sjtock ($1 par value )
June
amended
For
300
1,300
..
,
-
the
purpose
added
It
its
a
bank
4,048
$343,802
—_
^
on
arranged
30, 1953
12
1.300
share
Copper Mining Co.—Private Financing—
for
nouncement
shares
part
no
Authorized
Short-term
$3,280,181
company's
being
stockholders
thereof' will
Outstanding
$650,000
398,740 shs.
for
to
the
of
to
Inc..
company
determine.
may
50,000
Authorized
$650,000
*1,000,000 shs,
account
of plant expenditures, particularly in connection with the new alumi¬
num
plant under construction near Columbia Falls. Mont.," the an¬
plant at South Gate,
and
the
of new equipment
at the South
Gate plant, and (2) to provide additional working capital. Such funds
will be expended from time to time for the above corporate
purposes
as
$3,743,428
deductions
per
months
No
plant
17,896,012
$284,331
$21,176,193
2,795
Short-Term
it
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
,
u
epr
prior
purchase the
instalments
"The
to be received by the company from
offered by
it will be added to the
allocation of such proceeds has been
expects to use such funds, among other things,
present
„
;
146.
p.
companies
in
facilities,
to
20,262,482
$341,007
Sales.
help defray the cost of certain additions to its properties and
including the completion of a new plant at Aivarado, Calif.,
to
proportion
Anaconda
shares
funds.
to
Lundborg & Co..
Irving
proceeds
50,000
general
1952.
1962—
1,
share
of
purchasers
to
ended April 30, 1953, were
Net profit for the year
37 cents a share on the
year
in
equal
prior to maturity .of the company's
within 30 days after the last publication
all of said debentures"' have been retired,
that
per
exercise
Blyth & Co.,
com¬
ing of 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) on July 23
at $14.50 per share by Dean Witter & Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Hill Richards & Co. and Crowell, Weedon & Co.
It
was quickly oversubscribed.
Further details follow:
company's
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$24,005,910
1.558,983
"
Shares
issue of July 27 of the public offer¬
our
fact
$1.50
the
in
The
was
the
$1,843,364
income...
shrs.
Earns,
G.
American Pipe & Construction Co.—Stock Sold—Men¬
tion
in
time
(or
redeemed
or
2245.
p.
primarily
EFFECT
reserved
any
UNDERWRITERS—The
System
two
Com.
to
purchased.
of
with
and
distributing companies. Mchigan Con¬
solidated Gas Company and Milwaukee Gas Light Company, as well
as 14 other utility companies serving important
communities situated
prise
added
be
100 shs. of com.
are
at
the
of
of
upon
rata
promptly to the Federal Power Commis¬
a
30-inch pipe line to transport this gas
made
will
balance
of
$450,000
retire
to
used
The
notes.
value )_____
debentures
commitment to
be
be
engaged
value at $1.50
shares
6%
rate
issued
con¬
area
Co.
to purchase
purchased
Oil Co.
Superior
sion
natural
of
reserves
been
July
market
for
1,700,322
Balance
stock
GIVING
(50c par
exercisable
notice
of
Co.—Signs Large Contracts—
on
is
debs., due Oct.
par
130,000
ten-year
the
Chairman,
6%
50c
rants
market
up
William
the
937.
p.
1953—Month—1952
income
Dividends
on
capital.
of the company for the
compared with $2,301,707
stock
Warrants
stk.
Co., Inc., San
Hermann," the
Grover M.
to
go
demand
$185,000
working
April
Common
covering
20
at
covering
27
at
underwriting,
$2,041,329
taxes
income..—
etc.,
Net
July 28
i
Ten-year
2126.
p.
will
proceeds
net
1
the sinking
Wall Street,
July
on
offered
California
through First
proceeds
selling stockholder.—V. 177,
the
$2)
Int.,
offering of 160,000 shares of common
at $7.25 per share. This offering
CAPITALIZATION
*
with
(par
share)
per
The
Co.,
&
exp.
income
Gross
cents)
30, 1953 was $88,520,
238,740 shares outstanding.
1899.
p.
stock
common
Trust
50
and
sales
Net
Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC
American-Marietta
4,500
Irving
at
loans
$3,548,593,
dividends, for the account of
accrued
will
July
on
offered
•
126.345,003
142,821,736
Redwood City, Calif.—Stock Offered—
public
company's
ended
recently called for redemption on Aug. 12, 1953, a
3,000 shares of its 5 Vi%
cumulative prior preferred stock at
total
fund.
S
40,369,237
44.893,126
—
pictures.
company
$100
New
the
of Illinois—Partial Redemp.
American Investment Co.
Other
The
the manufacture
of
high fidelity magnetic
recording equipment, used in industrial,
scientific and military work as well as in the art and entertainment
fields. The company has also completed
the manufacture of experi¬
mental stereophonic equipment for producing three-dimensional - sound
effects which may be used in connection with three-dimensional motion
178, p. 237.
below—V.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
see
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
S
1953—Month—1952
BUSINESS—Corporation
Telegraph Co.—New Control-
District
American
the
$1.71
in
177,
SEC
be
to
without
City Electric Co.—Earnings Higher—
Operating
offered
220.752
reflected
as
the
$1)
Automatic Electric Windows, Inc., Woodside, L. I., N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
I
PROCEEDS—The
14 .855,920
8,634,726
$1.80
———
with
(par
share),
per
—Files With
oversubscribed and the books closed.
bank
15,678,927
130,280
—--
preferred
on
a
(par
was
on^ipcome 16,900.000 11
—
2,500
Sales Up—
Co.—June
2669.
P.
made
.055.920
26
$3.08
revenue-——
Operating
The
—
177,
stock
,200.000
taxes
foreign
&
32,578,927
income
taxes on
Earnings before
Provision
S
197,532,813 183 ,258.919
203,682,657 186 ,917,174
—
income
2.500
i
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Irving Lundborg & Co. on
1952
$
.2
sales
Net
Total
11,275
521.
p.
Co.—Filing With SEC—
filed
was
stock
Henry I. Gilbert.—V.
Operating
8, <50
— —
Stores
Ampex Corp.,
1953
177,
11,250
—....
Co.
&
Sales
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Cyanamid Co.
American
of
Chemical
common
than
Atlantic
294.
p.
$
S5.868
—V.
6 Months Ended June 30—
share.—V.
per
Period End June 30—
—V.
27.500
JO
b.
'
*$19,895
From Selling
Stockholders
11.250
~
Period End. June 30—
413.
p.
Weedon
178,
American
5,000
S154.667
$111,129
176,
(Ga.)
of
less
not
SEC
$8,701,101
10.868
*19.395
5,000
profit
♦Loss,—V.
$9,156,931
159,617
111,129
taxes..
ipcojne tax...
before
Earnings
—V.
Mos.—19521
1953—6
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$5,114,809
$4,881,255
.
—
Crowell,
respective
27.500
Inc
& 'Co,..
Co.,
Richards
Hill
Sales
$244,063
13,223
T'
named below, for whom Dean
representative, have severally agreed to
as
Co.
&
Witter
Blyth
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
Co.
American Coiortype
acting
Company
413.
p.
is
Co.
&
From
revised
consolidation. +,1,952 unconsolidated earnings have been ad¬
approximate present exchange rates. JNot included above.
176,
$20,08
notification
of
shares
account
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
restated to conform with the
have been
earnings
*1950-1951
letter
(but
a,
$3,904,739
2.038,820
consolidated
to
Dec. 31,'52
*$265,553
outstanding
company
Co.,
2,865,665
of un-
shares
Augusta
A
5.000
stockholdings
company's
$4,853,455
tEarns. per share
justed
the
of
share—_
per
Dividends per
policy
portion
a
3,390.090
—
profit
—V.
of
share.—
taxes
Earnings
time
to
$5,581,157
taxes
inc
before
Profit
Income
*
''1951
1952
of
.-
its
Subs.) —
Wholly-Owned
(&
1953
assets
♦Equivalent
subsidiaries,
to
Gifford-Hill
6 Mos. End. 30-
Fund, Inc.—Assets Higher—
june 30,'53
net
Number
company
including (khe protection of sewer lines, storage tanks, tank cars and
equipment used in the chcmicM, food and petroleum industries. This
phase of the company's business was transferred late in 1949 to a
newly formed California corporation, .Amercoat Corp.
Amercoat was
at
first a
wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, but through the
2,349~39l
.—
beil-end
pipe,
begun experiments • in the use of synthetic
resin coatings in an attempt to find a method of protecting concrete
sanitary sewers against the corrosive effect of acids or gases sometimes
four.c?
in
As a
result of such experiments, the company
sewage.
developed a line of synthetic resin coatings, both liquid and in the
form of solid sheet material,
useful fori a wide variety of purposes,
In
414,622
surplus
——;
concrete
produced by its predecessors and, either directly or through
time to time has added new produces and services.
11.275
\
11,362
—— ——
unconsolidated subsidiaries-
to
been engaged
and had
1309,
reinforced
of
saie
Total
from
8,745.000
8,060.000
7,375.000
8,690
Minority interest
Due
stock
business since
in
and
Associated Advisers
As of—
The company
735.745
debentures of Shippers'
fund
been
their
and
corporations
latter
and to a lesser extent low pressure concrete water pipe.
has continued the manufacture of the products previously
pipe,
sewer
4.233,318
4,129.378
—_
„
had
incorporated on April 22, ,1929 in
corporations, Bent Concrete Pipe Co.
These
was
Pipe
Concrete
manufacture
the
in
two
Co.
company
the successor to
as
Western
predecessors
15,309.528
21.406,712
contingencies, etc
employees' welfare plan-
Sinn,
and
1.180.478
for
Reserve
Delaware
29,970,000
15.000.000
15.000.000
—
>—
28,945,000
28,945.000
29,970,000
28.945.000
pan
August 3, 1953
construction
proposal therefor
Net
Cash
i
$76,018
dividends
Class
A
Common
—V.
146.
profit
176,
$77,601
paid or payable on—
common
stock"
p.
'
230.
stock
6,483
6,821
50,781
63,427
Numoer 5243
Volume 178
Bond
1953—Month—1952
Sales
S6.715.802
178,
S40.068.477 $36,837,235
$6,088,273
I
on
a
company
will
July
on
oflice
new
building
Columbia
other
in
building
house
sales
Pacific
the
It
office.
is
regional offices and the British
a twj-.tory structuie will be
Coast
that
planned
completed for occupancy by April 1.
1954.—V. 177.
ishing service
selling
The
,
covering
$1,500,uou
31,
to
by
registration
a
shares
Y.—Registers
N.
its
of
the
with
$1
par
-
County,
ber. of
l'or-one
sto^k
due
July
$1.31
be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
Allen & Co. and Mohawk Valley Investing Co., Inc.
The
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
cf
relieving
costs
plant
of
Fed.
furn¬
split,
the
the
For
66
to
for
cents
^Eed.
congestion.
-
Net
$1.00
share
per
Bernardino
Riverside
and
adjusted
ended
five
months
p"id
are
31,
ended
15,.
1952,
num¬
1953,
As of
two-
Net
were
equal
31,
1953,
earnings
an
May
ouarterlv
-
178,
indicated
to
at
—V.
rate
Prudential
of
Insurance
debentures,
Co.
$252,000
America
of
sold
be
to
are
The
to
equivalent
par value of the company's outstanding perferred stock «10,080 shares,
$25 pari, constituting all of the outstanding shares of said class.
Net
proceeds of the cash sale of the securities will be used as
follows:
ill
$500,000 for the repayment of current bank borrowings;
<2l
$500,000
by
The
Brunner
Company,
a
subsidiary, which
willoperate
the plant in
Gainesville, Ga„ to purchase
machinery und
equipment for the production of semi-hermetic-compressors and con¬
densing units; and (3) the balance will be added to the working
capital of the company and said subsidiary.—V. 178. p. 264.
exchange
in
for
an
.
L
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
1__
1952
$25,086,797
4,991,561
Taxes
2,556,052
3,013,000
1,331,000
Incubator
Securities and
The
SEC
at
company
.covering
$1.35
McCoy
Number
share
27
shares
of
164,
letter
a
$1)
(par
Otis,
&
The
Mass,
notification
of
stock
common
Gearhart
Boston,
debt.-—V.
filed
through
Willard,
retire
to
July
on
Inc.,
offered
be
to
York,
New
proceeds
net
the
with
to
are
and
used
be
951.
p.
of
Earned
Budget
Finance
Plan
(&
Net
1953
income
before
income
Prov.
Fed.
for
Federal
inc.
and
t-ixes
me-U.
air.
o"
there
said
177,
taxes_;___
profits
Dividends
5'/>•
Net
88,641
11.875
$9.25
$153,887
value
asset
18,
July
on
I
(cash):
6%
convertible
preferred
date
30,
1953
$8.62,
28,876
35,217
Common
28,876
24,576
Behrstock,
nounced
that,
due
and
ernment
pansion
to (the
the
of
the
change
in
Board
the
Directors,
of
policy
financial
has
tiie
of
177,
p.
Capital
there
to
the
that
feels
a
by
stronger
in
policy,
Directors
and
consumer
is
President,
remain
will
be
to
this
Due
effected
change4
specialist -in dealer fi¬
will .be Chairman
of the
of
return
the
Eoard
of
Albert*'
Presidency.
the
to
the
Board.
Mattison will direct his attention primarily
to advising the company with respect to the conditions of
the indus¬
try and economic conditions in general.—V. 177vpf 1786.
post,
new
•
■
r
Mr.
■
■,
■
_
■ ■ ■ ..^
(F.) Burkart Manufacturing Co.—Pays Final
of
record
Aug.
13
its
of
sale
and
dividend
a
assets
50
of
cents
announced
was
share Sept.
a
July
on
27
Brothers
1953—Month—1952
Period End. June 30—
—V.
177,
$8,479,739
$10,297,186
sales____________
stocks
'
corporation
hand
Bids
now
current
the
Fund
new
securities
or
invest
may
added
He
having
the
50%
to
up
Fund
vestors
taxed
may
been
has
.ended
year
after
368
1953.
charges and
May
all
31.
the
showed
July
but
taxes,
before
to be $246.incurred in the.
expenses
liquidation of one of the company's products—Cio Chlorophyll Shampoo.
After deduction of expenses for the latter, said Mr. Straus, the com¬
earnings were $217,474.
pany
"
accumulate
-
Carborundum Co.
,
capital
low
Pettit
Mr.
added,
"so
that
first
quarter
Corp., Taft, Calif.—Stock Offered—
Oil
Cal-Mex
the
written.
.
...
PROCEEDS—The
interests
leasehold
and
development
working
proceeds
net
of
of
additional
the
to
and
owned
gas
used for acquisition of
leases.; drilling, testing
oil
and
be
gas
leases
and
for
capital.
in
Nevada on June 5,
generally, of conducting
oil and gas business and all sub-divisions thereof, and to buy. sell,
otherwise deal in oil and gas lands and leaseholds.
It
1953.
and
oil
presently
its
BUSINESS—Corporation
-
are
incorporated
was
incorporated
was
for
the
purpose,
the company was incorporated with the particular view
of
acquiring, drilling and otherwise developing certain oil and gas
leaseholds
consisting
of
2,956.88
acres
located
in
the County of
Specifically,
New Mexico.
■The area under consideration lies northwest of the
Hidalgo,
N.
M.,
be
This
1953
the
1952
$43,799,761
corner
international
boundary.
Total
$35,825,663
Authorized
Common
—V.
177,
stock
p.
(par
Outstanding
2.500,000 shs.
$li____
600,000 shs.
of
an
Dana
Seibert,
that
further ap¬
and its outlook.,
Central
a
of
shares.
in
interest
York
New
post
of Canada,
NOTE/j On
$51.00 per year.
account
of
Co.
Telephone
of
Baltimore
as
whole of an issue of $15,000,000 of
1984, will be received by the company
York, N. Y., up to 11 a.m. (EDT)
a
Aug.
due
15,
Broadway,
New
239.
p.
Indianapolis
Co.—Preferred Stock.
&
Bond
Corp.
Share
($50
share).—V. 174,
per
on:
2455.
p,
it
possible
303,475J
same
219,003
227,650
accelerator,
$36,356,788
8,256.070
5.022,264
4,219,405
2.460,606
651,000
71,000
etc
_i'.
leading
a
announced
driving
three
July
the
for
a
simple .controls
the
automatic
new
fork-lift
gas-powered
a
used
pedal and
brake
a
29
Drive,
operate
to
of industrial materials han¬
the production of a transmission,
fork-lift truck as easy as driving
manufacturer
on
gas-powered
a
a
transmission
with
truck
the
automobile, namely an
forward-reverse selector lever located,
operate
to
an
U.
Canadian
and
S.
income -taxes,:.
steering column. The design of the
shift for high and low gears and
unit
gear
income
taxes..
taxes'-i-
profits
One
of
on
1,622,333
earnings
177,
sh^re__fl____—_
per
$2.19
$1.63
eliminates
clutch
a
the
clutch
and
available
The
General
Carriers &
-Asset
Corp.
Value
unit
soon
will
Drive
need'
pedal.
is
that,
according to W. I;.,
costs
line
The
range.
is
$370,
is
being
currently
fork-lift
of
unit
trucks
in
will
and
not
the
be
not
Installation.
available
be
production
as
which
Utilitruc
capacity
field
for
unit,
Clark's
for
pound
Schirmer.-—V.
Declines—
Hydratork
the
of
clashing during gear engagement,
factory-installed
6,000-7,000
1399.
p.
advantages
Vice-President.
manufactured
$2,490,658
1,070,762
common
outstanding
it eliminates gear
Schirmer,
The
stock_______
income
Net
Dividends
the
178,
p.
both
for
facilities
lighter and
be
can
heavier
expanded,
truck
according
models
to
Jfir.
147.
■
June 30/53
value
asset
178.
____v
per
share_l
__________
—
i
Dec. 31,'52
Clinton Foods, Inc.
$10,530,340 $11,294,763
$15.43
$16.80
146.
p.
Profit
Electric
&
Gas Co.—Files
The
12,000
July 27 filed
on
shares
of
1953—9 Mos.—1952
before
inc.
taxes
$2,640,479
$1,464,733
$7,951,592
$1,829,485
inc.
taxes
.1,429,688
852,264
4,273,719
1,072,610
$612,469
$0.46
$3,677,873
share
$1,210,791
$0.95
With SEC—
Net
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $3.501 to be offered to
employees at a price'of $2 less th^n the market, which on July 15
was
$11.60 per share.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for con¬
struction costs.—V.
176, p. 1158.
company
covering
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
&.state
Fed.
Central
(&
Period End. June 30—
profit
a
"iEarns,
common
com.
per
•'After
for
dividend on preferred stock
outstanding.—V.
177,
p.
2350.
provision
shares
1/204,413
$756,875-
$2.89
and
$0.47
based
Eureka
Corp.
California—Acquires
of
Packing Plant—
This
corporation
Packing
Co.
this
By
of
the
announced
purchase the
meat packing
as
a
purchase
of
Gem
State
Meat
Profit
U.
Capacity of 800 head of cattle or
4,000 to 5,000 lambs per week, and a large freezing and storage capac¬
ity. Volume Of the Idaho plant is approximately $600,000 per month,
quired
a
plant with
a
under lease with Ihe ad¬
vantageous rates to Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles
which will make possible the importation of Idaho's high grade beef
to the large coastal cities at a notable saving/it was stated,
,
With the acquis ( ion of the Gem Stare plant, Central Eureka rounds
out
an
integrated meat operation which includes a. jobbing division,
feed
lots, and milling plant in San Jose and a boning and freezing
plant in Santa Clara. Foundation of Central Eureka is the Central
Eureka Gold
Mine.
In addition
the company has a susbidiary, Feed
Products
Corp. of Petaluma, Calif., producing nutritional feed sup¬
plement for dairy cattle, poultry and swine. The subsidiary also operates
the Benbow Tite Co. of San Jose, owners of a patented method of
division
S.
has
a
$
64,194,400
59.903,337
134,199,730
123,304,850
tax.
inc.
2,079,615
2,709,351
7,807,071
7,052,974
1.244,848
1,606,962
4,242,982
3,792,940
1.102.389
3,564,089
3,260,025
1,092,774
457,755
1,764,796
549,676
118,449
90,455
244,883
90,455
income
on
inc.
do¬
from
mestic
.
834,767
opers.
Foreign—
special trucking set-up
.
before
taxes
Net
said.
announcement
The
$
__
■*
sales
Net
step
'
$
$
Domestic—
in its diversification program.
historic California gold mining organization'ac¬
Idaho,
1953—6 Mos.,—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Period End. June 30—
*
has
Boise,
Meat
inc.
Div.
,
'
from
foreign
subsidiaries
Prov.
for
U.
fc
__
S.
taxes
.
income
on
Net
foreign
1
Earns,
i
from
974,325
per
com.
367,300
1,519,913
459,221
1,809,092
1.469,689
5.084,002
3,719,246
$0.73
dividends
income
Net
—V.
■
(net)
income
%
$0.62
$2.10
$159
share
177, p. 723.
tightening fences.
r
Present
of
overall
sales
volume
of
Eureka
and
subsidiaries
is
Colonial
$1,250.-
month, with prospects of a substantial increase'through acquisi¬
State, according to the announcement.—V. 177. p. 2566.
000 per
Stores, Inc.—June
Light Co.—Bids
Illinois
addition
to
The
First
Boston
Corp.
for Stock—
22,451.000
and
—V.. 177,
Co.,
Inc.
and
Central
Republic G'o. Inc.
(jointly), $36.56;
$36,495;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce. Fenner &
Sachs & Co., $36,311.
See also V. 178.
Corp.,'
and
$
20,171.000
2567.
$
103,811,000
'
American1^'Securities
ijointlyl, .who bid $37.13 per share for the 35,340 shares of
stock
on
July 20. there were four other bids, viz: Blyth &
common
Securities
p.
1953—26 Wks.—1952
113.699,000
$
$
Sales
Central
Sales Higher—
1953—5 Wks.—1952
Period End. June 27—
Gent
Goldman,
Union
Beane,
295.
p.
Colorado
Fuel
&
Iron
Corp.—By-Products Output In¬
creased—
chemical
The
at
volume
of
its
Pueblo,
Colorado
by-products
plant
has
produced
greatly
by
increased
this
as
corporation
coke
produe-
CHRONICLE (Reg; U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company. Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctcr 2-9570
Herbert D. Seioert Editor and Publisher.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!.
Other offices. 135 a.^ La baiie bt., Chicago 3, IU.
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Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942>atthe
N. Y.. under the Act of March 3, 1879.'
Subscriptions, in United States. U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union,
per year,
Dominion
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
•
/ •
,
;
$48.00
in
the
rate
of
exchange
on
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Earnings Higher—
Central
1
the''fluctuations
Central
total
President.
STate 2-0613);
office at New York,
(Telephone
additional,.
stock.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
and
Orange,
Pathe
155,259
by
C & O's
family .automobile..
as
the
Hydratork
$3,385,665
income
$36,389;
2670.
Y.
N.
Va.;
Laboratories,
of
Co.
stated
York
New
stock
Potomac
&
company,
makes
-
FINANCING
New
acquisition
the
common
the-C & O,
by
12'/j%
The
trucks,
makes
358,434
•
__—_—
received,
before
Excess
In
EFFECT TO PRESENT
made
Known
town of Hachita.
,
GIVING
Tele¬
City:
Cleveland;
York
of
Mineola,
'
Profit
Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
JL,
offered publicly, to residents of Indiana only,
of 10,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred
$44,277,198
received
Royalties
tion
and north of the Little Hatchet Mauntaius, in the southwestern
of New Mexico, and about
15 miles west of the job in the
he
Clark Equipment Co.—New Development—
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
sold
Dividends
the
corporation on July 20 offered 300.000 shares of common stock
par
($1 per share i as a speculation.
The offering is not under¬
The
at
Central
increases
178,
stock at par
in¬
the
a
form that will ultimately
applicable to capital gains.
in
rate
6 Months Ended June 30—
Products
1
figures
previously'reported.,
amounting to $189,515. an additional $20,000 of reserves for returns
and
exchanges was provided,
thereby decreasing the first quarter's
figures by that amount.—V. 177, pp. 1255 and 410.
with
connection
In
that
Eefore
years.
of
Co.
N.
Products
announced
29
purchase
—
13
that
—V.
earnings
12
Co.,
Paper
Metal
common
or
195
11.—V.
issue
an
II, Chairman of the Board.
company
Sweringen
Linden,
Citizens Independent Telephone
may <
planned,"
the comparatively
al
the
2315,
Offered
Fund
dling
in excellent financial condition, with cash
liabilities, according to a letter just sent/
and
for
Chesa¬
situations."
investment
"The
Aug.
Investment
same
consider," said Mr. Pettit, "will
include those companies believed to be on the theshold of great rela¬
tive growth which 'offer maximum,
potential capital gains, companies
in reorganization or being recapitalized, cyclical securities and special
Net
reported
Touch-Up
Cleveland.
of
President.
the
of
of
will gen¬
that the Fund
as
that gross sales of the company's products
"Lightening Change" showed a substantial
increase dining the months of June and July. 1953.
Unaudited
figures for the first six months of the current
fiscal
also
Straus
Mr.
„—Tintair,
in
"News"
Director
Jr.,
editor
C & O directors to increase the company's holdings,
shares,
lor
Room
,
stockholders by Martin L. Straus,
the
to
is
exceeding
appointed
MacMillen,
news
239.
at
'•
•
.
the
which
"Securities
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$57,265,573 $51,674,695
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.—In Sound Position—
This
in
York
progress
investment
on
that
unlisted) securities.
Total net assets
on
Van
Virginia
Central's
31-year debentures
Fund.
explained
As of—
2566 and 2127.
p.
the
President of
decision by
*
Retail
been
C.
been
Vandewater
plants
New
Tuohy,
York
800,000
Outlined—
3)
own
common
characteristics.
-.f
—V.
Increase—
Sales
has
Cleveland
and
July
of
the
of
a
New
on
Subs.)—June
(&
J.
p.
Stock—
principal objective of this new Fund, it is an¬
by Karl D. Pettit, investment counselor and
the
is
(Aug.
the
in
assets
Net
Butler
the
outstanding stock.
Funds for this purchase became available largely through a favorable'
settlement of prior years' Federal income taxes, Tuohy said.—V. 170,
Textron.
to
assuring
has
William
to
headquarters
and
Va.;
Chesapeake
erally
contract
basis
of
Pettit
Mr.
its
by
provides for liquidation of the Burkart Company on
every stockholder cash payment of $31.50 per share..
It is expected the liquidation will be substantially accomplished by the
Close of the company's current fiscal year, Nov. 30, 1953.
The Burkart
business, a major factor in the upholstery materials
field, is to continue to be operated by present management as a di¬
vision of Textron.—V. 178, p. 50.
The
,
a
Co.
on
shares
This
Dividend'
1 to stockholders
this company.
As
previously announced, it is contemplated that this will be the com¬
pany's final dividend under the tenn
of •> cunr^ct with Textron
Incorporated, providing for the liquidation of the Burkart CompanyPayment
-
of
today
President
company
will
Co-Chairman
of
Chairman
as
risk
of
-loans.
and
Offer.
S.
The
contract?.
renowned
a
President
as
Charles
former
will
his
sales
diversification
direct
on
resigned
Committee.
iiehrstock
conditional
and
MattiSon.. who
A.
has
Finance
of
yield
emphasis
E.
nancing.
In
purchase
greater
to
of
were-
830.
Inc.—Objectives
Fund,
Venture
Capital gains
nounced
•
-posed
railroad
praisal
commenced
and
Gov¬
tightening of the money market, the ex¬
originally contemplated, will be altered to place
upon the building of direct loan outstandings as opas
preferred
underwriting.
City—Bids Invited for $15,000,000 of Debentures—
an¬
general
program,
emphasis
more
Chairman
Cleveland
of the
with
Roads,
Walter
Changes in Personnel—
Albert
with
convertible
Lion
155,259
1527.
p.-
notification
without
Studios, Inc. of Hollywood, Calf, and
Hollywood and New York.—V. 177. p. 2246.
in
company
-r-V. -158,
of
cumulative
he will co-ordinate from New York City the public
of all of Chesapeake Industries' companies/which
Inc.
Brothers,
Eagle
has called for redemption on Oct. 1. next, all of the
outstanding class "B" shares at $10 per share, plus accrued dividends.}
The
letter
a
share i,
per
Eisenhauer
with
Ry.,
post,
activities
Hampton
against
as
Fund
the
$18,456,416,
were
Canadian Wirebound Boxes Ltd.—Calls "B"
—
38,976
^
of
according
Anderson
to
7,500
4,949
:___
preferred
of
($10
par
Mr.
member
Center,
Dade
the
was
which
on
1953
outstanding.—V.
shares
2,140,809
-
filed
6%
20
shares
at
Eisenhauer
new
D.
vision
led
)
30.
June
July
on
30,000
Ohio
his
V.
12,500
~
preferred
60c
T/r
June
on
the
•
at
$14.58
2,224,943
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Increases Central Holdings—
share
1952,
assets
net
Total
S.
relations
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Lower—
per
$16.28
2,226,494
include:
2127.
p.
Canada General
242,528
93,000
prior preferred-
in
June 30/52
$14.77
2,161.810
offered
January,
This
$151,368
excess
income
mines
proceeding on schedule,
plant in Detroit
signs of slackening
earnings
during
the
are
!
Off—
Dec. 31/52
1366.
staff
a
In
house
to
operation.
Net
Lode
was
third quarter.
He
attributed
improved
first
six months to
removal of governmental controls and restoration of favorable market
President,
SI.093,904
244. *08
Osceola
share
per
Relations,
peake. &
Division
Tube
June 30/53
be
Since
production of electric welded steel and
brazed tube and to improve facilities for producing aluminum? tubing.'
Although demand for the products of both the Calumet Division
and
the Wolverine Tube Division
remains heavy, Er.dicott R. Lovell,
1952
$1,254,938
$0.59
the
reported
was
Wolverine
Hecla's
Revenue
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Public Relations Director
2,068,270'
$0.95
Division of
Calumet
country
copper
enlarged
being
Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
the
by
Michigan
Calumet- &
conditions.—V,
Total
2,068,270
_
internal
of
Shares Trust—Net Asset Value
corporation
to
Robert
$1,225,052
shareS/.._'_
common
share__-f
a
the
while
$1,978,561
____
Rehabilitation
is
Exchange Commission—
215.000
per
&
With
O.—Files
Springfield,
Co.,
income
$237,974
$277,849
provisions
outstanding
Public
in
Buckeye
-
$118,560
"carry-back"
Cr40,000
____
-
$31,649,972
__________
"
Net
$132,193
covering
stock
1953
-
sales
Cr20,000
120,232
2246.
p.
value
177, p.
SEC
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Earnings before taxes
226,000
—
The
81,500,000
the
307,300
$556,907
Charge-It Systems, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
amendment.
Of
12,701
112,000
tax__
under
177,
asset
Shares
238.
p.
15,903
Counties,
average
April
$740,772
139,720
8,125
200,600
income
share.
common
annum.—V.
per
Dec.
the
on
the
for
60,228
(esti.)
Century
based
company,
72,125
8,750
profits
exc.
$278,913
—^»s-_
tax
Code.—V.
the Monterey Peninsula, parts of
are
San
year
per
inc.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$463,668
•
■'Recoverable
and
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
•
of
and
defrav
to
an
the
outstanding
share.
per
equal
were
offering
used
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
_,
expense
3
bef.
opers.
Depreciation
the San Diego Bay region.
shares
and
of
parts
EARNINGS—Earnings
July
debentures,
convertible
be
operating public utility supplying
agricultural and industrial purposes,
is
domestic,
principal territories served
Angeles
stock
common
will
telephones
company
for
water
on
SEC
proceeds
additional
to
and portions of
Commission—
statement
subordinated
U'c
Utica,
Co.,
Exchange
100,000
lo-ytar
1968,
headed
public
and
filed
company
1953,
21,
Manufacturing:
Securities
stock at $15
common
from
depreciation
providing telephone service.
The
Brunner
net
BUSINESS—The
and
Los
With
Profit
July 30 made public offering of
on
Interest
PROCEEDS—The
and
2782.
p.
Central Foundry Co.
Period End. June 30—
share.-,
per
announced that construction has started
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. The new B-A
27
underwriters,
120,000 shares of $12.50 par value
.•
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—New Office Bldg.—
The
Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—A
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and including 26
1953—6 Mos.—1952
49.
p.
(383)
California Water &
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
remittance
for-foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements
must be made in New York
fund*.
in
■
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(384)
expanded
tion
has
iron
been
refining
meet
to
it was announced on July 27.
gallons of benzol are now produced daily by
proceses
at Pueblo's by-product coke plant. Other
Weeks
26
intricate
chemical
10,000
by-products are produced in quantity.
The
Pueblo plant now has an
annual
Net
Provision
capacity of over 1,200,000
considerable part is used in the blast furnaces.
made to foundries and other consumers. Pueblo's four
produce about one million tons of pig iron a year.
Federal
income
for
Sales
also
are
furnaces
blast
—V.
178,
239.
p.
Net
Colo.—Files—
Colorado Uranium Mines, Inc., Rangely,
The
15
at
proceeds are
net
share of
1798.
(& Subs.)-
System, Inc.—Plans to Broad¬
NTSC System Starting About Sept. 15
to feed color programs to its network
about Sept. 15, 1953, it was announced on July 23
cast Color Under
by
J.
is
or
on
Television.
President of CBS
Television Net¬
work Mr.
Van
Volkenburg said
that plans to transmit NTSC (Na¬
tional
Television
Systems Committee) color to the network include
the
utilization
of
selected
sustaining programs
under experimental
authorization prior to the setting of new color broadcasting standards
by the Federal Communications Commission. If and when the NTSC
color standards are adopted by the FCC, Mr. Van Volkenburg, added,
CBS Television
withh immediately begin a regular schedule of net¬
color
work
addressed
letter
a
that
system.—V.
178,
239.
p.
sales
subsidiaries,
proceeds to be used for the company's 1953 construction program and
the
purchase of "cushion" gas
in connection with its gas storage
This
cash
$2,359,000).-
at
(estimated
has received
contribution
corporation
000,000
capital
authorization to make a $3.Manufacturers Light & Heat
SEC
to The
its subsidiary, and to loan an additional $3,000,000 to Manufac¬
turers, to be evidenced by the latter's promissory notes. Manufacturers
will
program.—V. 178,
1953 construction
the additional funds for its
use
147.
Locks
Paper Co.
(Wis.)
company
terms
Net
be
to
are
supplied
amendment.
by
will be applied towards the balance
proceeds of the financing
of
completing
by
The
cost
structed
related
expansion,
mill.—V.
paper
the
bleached
new
kraft
being
mill
pulp
of
177,
2003.
p.
,
Composite Bond & Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets Off—
June
net
"Net
Net
assets
asset value
'After
taxes
—
share.—
per
dividends.—V.
Net
$
—
$
$
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
1952
$15,026,000
2,342.000
1,983,000
1,524.000
1,233,000
$818,000
profiits
excess
taxes
$750,000
(est.J)
5,547,880
14,768,364
2,692,948
7,857,000
;
—
$3,352,365
$15.02
—
$15.96
1470.
176, p.
Cement
6,911,364
251,667
465,364
503,343
Sharply—
Up
Corp.—Earnings
to
Utility
4,216,718
2,603,265
6,446,000
4,202,036
outstd.
3,383,599.9
3,167,058.9
3.383,599.9
Earnings per com. share
$1.24
$0.83
$1.91
Other
3,167,058.9
$1.33
—V.
177,
"
2454.
p.
:
Continental
r
•
'
..
Electric
v
'
'•/.
..
184,454,226
166,558,539
82,841,647
73,976,548
157,213,355
142,968,600
15,617,096
1 2,580,698
27,240,871
23,589,939
170,608
util.
347,540
689,699
549,386
15,787,704
12,928,238
27,930,570
24,139.325
opers.
Gross
corporate
from
inc.-
income
4,135,389
4,058,089
7,952,097
8,373,622
11,652,315
8,870,149
19,978,473
15,765,703
7,753,653
6,627,398
14,690,524
12,502,183
3,898,661
2,242,751
5,287,949
3,263,520
$1.10
$0.92
$1.89
$1.63
$1.13
$0.94
$1.96
$1.7*
*
Net
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Equipment
86,557,246
income
Deducs.
:
'
from
$
$
98,4.58,743
___
expenses
Inc.
$
utility
operations
com¬
shares
from
revs,
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
4,705,379
217,200
stock
mon
Common
income
Cash divs paid
Bal.
The
company
covering
fered
be
July 21 filed
on
13,224
shares
$12.50
at
per
for
used
of
class
share,
letter of notification with the SEC
common stock
(no par) to be of¬
a
A
underwriting.
without
general corporate purposes.—V.
proceeds
The
175, p.
ital
Net
to
are
for
decl._
or
This
the
Oil
Pipe
companies
Line
have
Union
The
will
be
Co.
Wash.,
$20,000,000
line.
of
share
Mont.,
California
of
will
Wash.,
Spokane,
to
10-inch
construction
interest
for
will
and
Earl
H.
10%
a
scheduled
is
177,
the
and
hold
each
Completion
barrels daily.—V.
Corpus
Billings,
from
the
have
New
York
the
Detroit Steel Corp.
It
Profit before inc.
capacity
offering at
are
of
$1.50
per
the
(&
Period End. June 30—
1954.
Offered—Vickers
shs.
during
177, p. 2677.
Federal
profits
tax_
Net
profit
Earnings per
—V.
177, p.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$28,070,600 $15,645,671 $56,874,109 $39,507,372
5,088,318
746,447 • 9,558,864
4,247,18^
2,650,000
396,000
4,985,000
2,204,000
631,000
Crl83,000
1,074.000
taxes-
income taxes
excess
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
sales
Fed.
City,
outs.
period
aver.
proposed
of
initial
an
of
on
Net
the
in
summer
of
period
—V.
Interests
2351.
p.
Christi Refining Co.—Stock
of
Clark
sh.
shs.
on
end
outstg.
Line
Pipe
announced.
Oil
Spokane,
of
Co.,
Interstate
cap¬
construe..
per
Based
Co., an affiliate of
the Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), will each hold a 40% interest in
the proposed 540-mile oil products pipeline to be built by the Yellow¬
and
company
and
inc.
Based
Co.—New Affiliate Formed—
Oil
working
capital stock:
j
2586.
at
Continental
$1,807,318
$533,447
$3,499,864
$2,043,189
$0.76
$0.22
$1.47
$0.86
share
1900.
issue of 820,000 shares of common stock (par 10
an
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—New Product—
cents) of Corpus Christi Refining Co.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
from
this
financing
will
be
used
A
for
new
"internally plasticized" vinyl acetate copolymer which elim¬
problems inherent in the compounding of polyvinyl acetate with
plasticizers, is now being offered by the company's Organic
inates
general corporate purposes.
chemical
BUSINESS—Company
crude
essentially
is
in
engaged
the
operation
of
a
refining plant,
ar. oil transportation system, and a sales organi¬
purchase, process, manufacture and dispose of petroleum
products.
The company has acquired all of the stock of the Corpus
Christi Exploration
Co. for the purpose of exploring and developing
its own production.-
zation,
to
The
30/53 Dec. 31/52
$3,341,447
——.—_
2,864,932
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
4,339,023
4,433,918
applic.
205.
Period End. June 30—
9,044,402
5,263,776
-
178, p.
(est.)
Detroit Edison Co.
9,697,694
dividends
is
company
to
take
of
the
and
over
corporation,
Texas
a
to
tower
such
and
steam
as
units,
crude
Refining Co.,
The
present refining plant
topping plant with distillation
incorporated
oil refinery,
partnership.
briefly described
the
operate
Corpus Christi
equipment
Consolidated
taxes—
income
Preferred
con¬
D. M. Bare Paper Company, a subsidiary, and the
rebuilding and modernization of portions of Bare's
As of—
Total
inc.
Brothers
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July
28, 1953, covering 100,000 shares of its class A common stock, $1 par,
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. The public offering price and underwriting
This
Co.
(est.)
taxes
earnings
Gross
Registers With
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
Income
30,000
Combined
before
114,096,383 242,345,424 207,201,365
134,367,608
before
stone
Co.,
p.
Inc.
Increase Investments
Kentucky Natural Gas Co. $25 par common stock and $500,000 of its
instalment promissory notes, the proceeds to be used for construction
expenditures; and lb) 100,000 shares of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. $45 par
common
stock
($4,500,000)
and $7,500,000
of intalment notes,
the
program
100,500 shs.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
authorizing this corporation to purchase
as
follows:
(a)
18
shares of Central
orders
issued
its
of
300,000 shs.
(par $1)
$16,933,000
Net
CBS
the
of
System, Inc.—To
Gas
has
SEC
The
securities
affiliates
the
to
under
broadcasts
Columbia
300,000 shs.
147.
p.
Earnings
1953—6 Mos.—1952
planning
Volkenburg,
Van
L.
In
Outstanding
stock
Six Months Ended June 30—
-Earnings Higher
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
beginning
preferred
Sales
—V.
Period End. June 30—
Net
Television
$0.82
178,
Income
Continental Can Co., Inc.
for working capital.
used
be
to
Columbia Broadcasting
CBS
$2.12
partic.
Demiison Manufacturing
697,332
860,343
stock—
common
$10)
Common stock
$1,586,244
697,332
860,343
pfd. stock
cum.
non-cumul.
(par
—V.
67,000
$2,980,115
per
177, p.
1,627,000
5%
on
2,000,000
offered
3,195,000
;
stock
common
on
income
—V.
July 20 tiled a letter of notfication with the SEC
shares of common stock stock (par one cent) to
cents per share through Tellier & Co., New
York.
taxes__
—
$5.50 dividend
on
Dividends
The corporation
income
profits taxes
income
Dividends
Net
covering
$95,603,590 $84,946,732
6,242,115
3,213,244
taxes
Federal
excess
of coke, of which a
tons
be
before
Authorized
June 27, '53 June 28, '52
Ended—
sales
Profit
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Continental Baking Co.
mounting pig
requirements of
the
production,
Around
Monday, August 3, 1953
is
Feb.
and
1953,
5,
the
units,
caustic
Division,
it was announced on July 20.
the new copolymer completely replaces poly¬
regular formulations for adhesives and coatings since
its permanent plasticity eliminates the need for additional
plasticizers.
Further, the internally plasticized copolymer does not lose flexibility
Called
Darex
through
—V.
aging,
177,
property
migration
and
2006
pp.
Diana
as
treater
Everflex,
vinyl acetate in
a
Stores
other
Period End. June 30—
related
volatility
conventional
of
1953—Month—1952
Sales
—V.
the
or
plasticizers.
1799
Corp.—June Sales Up—
conventional
a
and
geneartor system, heat exchangers, cooling
and
temperature control
equipment,
etc.
volume
Chemicals
$2,411,424
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$2,236,409 $29,211,868 $27,933,316
177, p. 2351.
'
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
1953
sales
Net
profit
Federal
before
income
Federal excess
taxes—
508,800
80,000
49,200
9,300
$252,500
$30,800
$2.53
_
$0.31
i
shares
outstanding
at
is capable
two
oil,
namely,
and
of
processing
separate 850 barrel
manufactured
all
total of
a
1,700 barrels
topping
day
per
basic
products
units.
usually
specification
jet
fuel.
The
owns
Engineering:
Los
Angeles
field,
and
Mass.,
Of
the
early
in
4'/4%
July
with
Massachusetts
reported
funds,
Philip
Fogg,
will
negotiations for
Mutual
Mutual
S.
$1,200,000
Corp.—Private Financing—
concluded
Pacific
Life
Life
15-year
a
Insurance
Insurance
Co.
of
Co.
used
to
and
50-acre
site in Rochester, N. Y.
The new facilities, when
February, will provide for future expansion and growth.
An
additional
made
by
$857,000
V.
will
178,
$443,000
Pacific
Mutual
be
will
to
be
used
to
Consolidated
retained
by
retire
in
an
1950,
Spring¬
equip
EFFECT
TO
Consolidated
of
working
capital.—
have
company's
$16,484,300
of
debentures
sold
in
became convertible into common stock and so far
month
been
than
more
converted
into
still
holds
remainder
669,365
the
of
$3,000,000
shares
in
This
stock
common
has
one-fifth
increased
the
conversion
the
to
to
bonds
the
the company has
which
The
it
is
construction
recently sold
believed
will
at
program
will
to
of
3
make
least
$25,000,000 of 37/8%
available
through 1953.
mortgage
funds for
necessary
refunding
W, X and Y to
stockholders
Webb
an
mortgage
amount
sinking
sufficient
15,
1980,
101.34%;
to
series
100.66%, and series Y, 37/8%, due
June
Retail
Period End. June 30—
—VS177
fund
bonds,
exhaust
the
series
sum
of
T,
U, V,
$1,320,035
X,
2%%,
due
Jan.
1, 1983, 102.24%.—V.
15,
Net
stock
cates
sale
covering
($25
of
at
amounts
a
on July 22
200,000
par)
and
shares
per
share
divisible by
6%
$5,000,000
indebtedness.
$25
of
The
and
$100.
of
a
1953—6 Mos.—1952
registration
statement
non-cumulative
20-year
preferred
the
No
5Vz%
shares
certificates
of
series
A
with
its
funds
to
be
the
to
wheel
Seal
July 29
Michigan,
on
of
Co.
The
construction
of
an
officials
Dow
part
chised
vote
the
on
Middle
West
Seal
&
for
are
proposed
a
shares
no
par
for
in
Co.
cus¬
the
to
securities
tic
177,
to
The
for
Ltd.,
by
at
stock
be
to
"as
offered
sold
22,
for
working
in
in
fnr
in
tbo
from
a
of
or
in
engage
Delta
Danco
the
Motor
production
Car
Ltd.,
Co.,
pertinent
to
outstanding.—.
($1
Share—
equal
1048.
to
share)
per
May
on
13,
East
sale
and
Delta
22,000
dealer
as
at
cars
price
1953,
Whittier
of
each,
to
cars
thereafter
soon
be
as
well
of
patents
dependent
for
the
production
will continue these
price
cash
and
dealer
a
level
the
of
assets
common
y2
of
for
1%
of the Delta
negotiations.
under
stock
in
royalty
period
a
each.
at
cars
period
upon
of
option
the Delta
of the
foreign
Car
a
p.
$10,000 cash.
17
Motor
The
receive
price an<t
shares
the
by
share
per
the
of
of
Grace
or
on
controls
or
the
stock—series
stock
common
dealers.
owns
17%
preferred
Estate
other
to
family
Dow
of
and
common
A.
Such
shares
1,600
of
Dow.
A.
about
Aug.
6.—V.
178,
has
to
designated
shares
new
outstanding
Sept.
$30|
of
common
share
per
common
stock
as
stock
of
the
as
subscription
offered
be
to
Sept.
The
2.
to
the
offering is
18.-
July
30
$35,000,000
of
company
covering
be
to
to
on
sold
help
at
cost
pay
Danco
Car
a
registration statement with the
and refunding mortgage bonds due
bidding. The net proceeds are to be
off company's
construction
program.—V.
178,
295.
Duquesne Light Co.—Loan from Bank—
pay
portion
a
estimated
at
of
the
costs
of
$36,000,000.—V.
Duquesne's 1953
178,
p.
sales
Income
Subs.)—Earning^^.
1953—12 Mos.—1962
$
36,121,968
program,
$
$
39,117,696 153,525,876 183,794.308
income
1,190,268
745.921
1,344,742
4,738,015
Cr812,933
Cr681,113
1,459,745
4,902.390
8,685,558
277,184
277,184
1,108,720
1,108,721
5,500
5,500
18,336
18,895
577,103
taxes.
2,205,580
859,787
income
charges
330,481
Cr86
etc.
for
Other
oper. rev.
before
taxes,
Prov.
&
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
Net
construction
240.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
Period End. June 30—
Net
1,177,061
3,775,334
,7,557,942
$3.49
$5.93
(Cr)
income
State
Co.,
cars
dividends
tax
4Mj%
refunds
5,434,199
12,742,460
|
applicable
common
Earnings
416%
$60
•
per
177,
p.
to
stock
share—
stock
preferred
Common .stork
V.
/on
dividends
-Balance
Corp.,
all
filed
first
competitive
The company has received SEC authorization to issue and sell, from
to time during the period July 30 to Sept. 30, 1953, at the
prin¬
cipal amount thereof, to Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., an ag¬
gregate of $2,500,000 of unsecured notes, the proceeds to be used to
Delta
the
sale price of
years.
will
company
public offering
time
pro¬
payment
**500 payment for the Delta Car is to be deducted
a
July
on
of
domes¬
or
and
from
SEC
amendemnt.
approximately
cumulative
the
held
203,321
of
run
used
orders
as
and 10,000
delivered within a
procure
The
by
offering is expected to be made
for
1983,
right,
enfran¬
$1,450
each,
Ltd., has endeavored to
cents
25
prospectus,
all
including an
individual dealers,
price
the
I
holders
option
an
corporation,
possible
as
secured
car,
The
public.
supplied
aggregating
874,754
company
price
three
a
Car,
dealer
a
$1,600
of
with
statement
Registers Bonds With SEC—
per
5533
have
California
a
the
Corp.
of
$1,750
Corp.
nnCiw
the
presently
Duke Power Co.—Stock at $30 per Share—
The
capital.
at
the
to
be
than
more
p. 295.
to
par
Nevada
located
A
Calif.
is 50,000 shares of
on
$0.72
shares
from such sale.
to
are
the
include
the
speculation."
a
used
at
not
to
preferred
Corp., Reno, Nev.—Stock Offered—
incorporated
business office is
the
a
purchase
$10,000
$1.92
444,756
registration
a
proceeds
amounts
of
stock
stock
and
2%
of
The
amounted
to
$14,984,542,
shares outstanding.—V. 177, p.
publicly
of
According
Preferred
Car
$0.13
$0.67
,
to
redistribution
the
concession
2567.
p.
approximately 100
Danco Co., Ltd., a completed
manufacturer
be
agricultural
of
Danco Co.,
Motor
12,961
$319,708
present
issue
1047,
p,
for
of
Public
duction.
The
11,977
$853,544
Smith, Barney & Co. proposes to offer the shares in part to the pub¬
at the public offering price, and in part to certain dealers at such
less a concession of $1 per share. Such dealers may reallow a
51.
p.
filed
series
1953
July
are
approximately
months
18
23,133
$59,870
price
will
increase
from
plans
178,
171,
was
interests
price
certifi¬
20,508
400,000 outstanding shares of common
stock, $5
acquired by Smith, Barney & Co. from the estate of Grac»
amounts
present
15,000,000
below.—V.
30,
in
will
dealership
applied
$332,669
lic
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Co.
common
purchase from
and
$865,521
covering
underwriting terms
automobile.
dealer
at
of
company
The
to
203,894.
$83,003
Chemical Co.—Registers With SEC—
be
A.
Expand—
President,
&
in
announced.—V.
was
Car
Angeles
preferred
nitrogen fixation plant by The Cooperative Farm Chemicals
Asso¬
ciation, ± wholly-owned subsidiary, and (2) to meet the Increased
cash
requirements of the Association's operations, including- the financing of
inventories and accounts receivable.—V. 176, p. 1767.
Los
cars
offered
indebtednss
underwriting is involved.
for
to
There
945,529
on
principal
18,000
jsold dIrectly to members and others. Net proceeds will
general funds of the Association and will be used (1)
additional
plant
will
13
stock
&
proceeds
the
subordinated
are
.added to ihe
provide
Aug.
June
corporation
Blvd.,
Association, Kansas City, Mo.
filed
net
The
1953—Month—1952
at
share
shares
The
The
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-JU16 Association
SEC
and
Cork
for
shares.
Grace
corporation
33,500
$536,563
1,413,398
1799.
company
no
Board
Crown
Knapp, Inc. below.—V.
Delta Motor
1986,
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Off-
Consumers Cooperative
&
R.
per
The
178, p. 50.
$1-947,985 $2,031,596 $13,567,670 $14,238,389
2677
on
capital
stock, it
assets
$15,847
title
•
the
of
Delaware Fund, Inc.—Asset Value $15.85
and
Consolidated
W.
$2,278,919
73,670
—
adjusted
years
1953,
SEC
W,'2%%,
June
23,
Zellerbach Corp.—To Increase Stock—
Davison Chemical
<
at not
exceeding the following prices, plus accrued interest: series T,
27/„%, due Jan. 1, 1976, 106%; series U, 27/8%, due April l
1981,
103.99%; series V, 2%%, due Dec. 21, 1984, 101.07%; series
due
2567.
p.
Co., Inc.—Unit to
thd
24
facilities
new
See
$156,673
340,667
$298,737
p.
The
Daniels & Fisher Stores Co., Denver, Colo.—Control—
Co., trustee, 46 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y„
(EDST) on Aug. 3, 1953, receive tenders for the sale
p.m.
first
177,
manufacturing
a
projected
Bankers Trust
until
it
of
company's
See
The
Aug.
authorized
Tenders for Bonds Sought—
-
Seal
&
Chairman
on
additional
Crown
having issued the $16,484,300 of convertible debentures, referred
above,
that
7,500,000
company's construction program continues to require large ex¬
penditures for new facilities.
During the past year the company's in¬
vestment in utility plant increased
approximately $28,000,000. In addi¬
tion
above.—V.
serving Crown Cork
tomers, the announcement stated.—V. 175, p. 709.
the
$600,649
taxes__
dividends
Dow
Approved—
(a
provide
com¬
of
debentures.
177,
■■■/■■•..-
point.
by
The
V.
1950
$2,429,262
$659,912
inc. taxes
profit
'Prior
.
2,350,000shs.
wholly-owned subsidiary company) will
take over the ma¬
and equipment of the Crown Division of Mitchell & Smith
Detroit, and will continue the manufacturing of crowns at that
of
outstanding. The
for
reserve
nearly
or
stock.
common
154,850 the number of shares of
pany
Cork
J., Nagle,
announced
Inc.
1951
$266,576
$319,245
Fed.
income
Balance
par,
John
1952
$754,240
'Earns, per corn, share.
47,500..
;
2,500,000 shs.
.
Beatrice Foods Co.
Establishment
Debentures—Expansion Continues—
the
l
December, 1952,
during the first
them
cents)
i
See
bef.
l
2454.
p.
Crown
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.
July
10
(par
>•
chinery
•—Conversion
of
177,
$56,714
refinery
•
Creameries of America, Inc.—Merger
at
As
$56,714
of
47,500
stock
Common
Outstanding
completed
existing 3%% loan
while the balance of
for
notes
purchase
on
1953
profit
Preferred
PRESENT FINANCING
equipment
a
147.
p.
Prof.
Federal
Net
GIVING
instalment
bonds
Mtge.
—V.
complete
96,000-square-foot
production
building
for
Consolidated
Vacuum
Corp.,
wholly owned subsidiary of Consolidated Engineering, on a
in
Long-term
of
President.
be
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Operating
176,
Authorized
Consolidated
crude
fuel oils
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
an
laboratory.
CAPITALIZATION
This corporation
$2,500,000 loan at
Dobeckmun Co.
from
kerosene,
company
■'
day
per
The company
made
fuels/furnace oils, burning oils,
motor
military
the
Ethyl
blending plant of the standard type erected by the Ethyl Corp. with
gas treating facilities which
makes the plant complete for operating
under
any
economic period.
The refinery is also equipped with a
1563.
p.
its
has
conventional
1953.—V.
30,
June
refinery
from
$1,958,100
247,000
share
99,916
on
income
taxes
profits tax
Net profit
'Earnings per
'Based
Federal
The
1952
,
$2,610,500
—*
1900.
.
$0.22
<•
$0.46
_
$19.-90
.
•
$35.25
-$1.46
-■•-irti
I
t
II
--
11
I
t'K
-$2.9$
111
iimJ
Volume 178
Number 5243... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
East Eagle Mining Co., Baker, Ore.—Files With SEC—
The
company
covering
fered
at
$1
for
used
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
July 24 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be of¬
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
on
100,000
per
working
6 Months Ended June 30—
•
Net
capital.
of
Interest
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Large Stockholder Sells
50% of Holdings to An Investment Partnership—
At
meeting
a
of
the
July 29, Mrs. H. Paul
Estate, announced the
directors
of
board
Nelligan,
sale
of
Trustee
50%
the
corporation
John
the
for
of
this
of
Elected
the
to
James
^rere
executives
of
board
Clark
H.
Murchison
Brothers
Estate
and
prominent
independent
York
City,
Clint
Easy
Murchison,
oil
Jr.,
H.
Paul
Nelligan,
when
interviewed
stock
of
the
-
Easy
trust
The
She
did
stantial
as
majority
and
of
of
Clint
of
to
is
This
shares
the
of
that
corp.
brokers,
Wall
67
St.,
The
New
were
Der^hiiT
N.
Trirt.
invuiveu
Derschug
"A"
lue
m
Hancock
of
had
Trust
stock
common
trustees,
that
Brothers
namely
Syracuse,
the
when
"A"
trust.—V.
voting
stock
will
177,
that
so
have
ll'uin
s>a*C
of
N.
owned
H.
that
loan
will
the'
without
for
face
the
date
not
later
at
of
the
at
H.
the
time
of
issue
31,
the
the
or
The
Bank
National
participating, it
used
plus
its
of
City
of
Aug.
&
base
income
refund
of
share
one
stock
to $5,000,-
Detroit
is
give
would
that
prime
Net
—V.
to
method
give
in
interest
in
per
of
and
the
N. J.
annual
Federal
to
stock
notified
The
share
stock,
at
$592,714
1,401,907
1950;
26
$1,994,621
$2.28
Cash
increase
15,
the
of
Y.,
N.
25
cents
1948;
24
of
this
on
the
$5,105,135
in
cents
totaled
This
order
1953,
a
rate
of
rate base.
earnings,
in
increase
net
a
grants
1952 year-end
on
represent
order
1,
Aug.
of
approximately $600,000, or more than,
presently outstanding 2,114,115 shares of
the
on
177,
Increase—
Sales
Plans
$21,458,288
founder
of
Mr.
bine
1947;
Cost
of
states
48
of
the
a Director—
the Board of the
of
stores
department
1,630
States, has been elected
deceased.—V. 177, p. 2784.
a
in
Other
Net
Other
1953
Gross
1952
$
service
and
116,849
Net
roll,
pay
doubtful
for
Prov.
state
68,702,032
6,153,520
675,395
5,349,488
627,362
1,930,500
notes
taxes
of
Ebasco
of
miles
■>
For
line
state
extending
line
Or 10,031
$4,987,555
1,230,807
$3,756,748
$3,756,748
2,000,260
2,000,000
$2.05
$1.88
Leased Properties—
quarter
Jersey
City,
The
Ind.
N.
J.,
to
from
other
tending
about
14
from
Ferrona, Pa., to New Castle, Pa.,
to Sharpsville, Pa., 1.45 miles.
leased
line
is
the
Marion Junction,
Paterson
N. J.
to
&
Hudson
23.33
miles,
River
Paterson, N. J.,
a
RR.,
last
for
preferred
11.
1353,
the
Interstate
not
p.
240.
1
distance of
Commerce
simplified in its century-old history.—V. 178,
'
Foods
of
exploration
of
new
building
the
feet
will be
project is an addition to the
research facilities, which
new
and
York,
New
supervising
is
and
design
con¬
Corp.—Stock Increased—
July
on
22
the
increasing
approved
6,000,000 to
Chairman,
Francis,
of
number
15,000,000.
told
directors
that
however,
of
would not consider a split
the stock.
There are 5.814,-
INCOME
ACCOUNT
Net
before income taxes
for income taxes
earnings
on preferred
stock
Dividends
Common
Net
177,
$1.9o
$2.39
1953
products
further
any
amounted
sales
were
cutbacks
$30,660,366
to
$57,105,998,
cancellations.
1953's first six
or
in
a
of
major
defense
Waltham,
connection
subcontract
for
Mass,,
witn the
with
screen
Raytheon
the
substantial
a
radar
number
program.
of
"This
Wc-stfield, Mass. plant with immediate production
and above its starting schedule of civilian trailers," Mr. Fruehauf
provides
over
Co.
bodies in
van
our
new
177,
—V.
177,
Preferred
1953
1952
$1,317,564
$1,374,481
42,326
43,903
30—
after provision for Federal taxes
dividends
Net
profit for common stocky
shares outstanding
:.
$1,330,578
657,224
656,049
$1.94
$2.03
share of common stock
1768.
176, p.
Garrett
Corp.—Unit Receives Canadian Contract—
Manufacturing
Co.,
Los
General
in
systems
for
the
turboprop
Angeles,
Calif.,
a
division
of
airplane,
it
was
announced
on
July 23.
The
now
on
in
four-engine Viscount is the only turboprop airplane in the world
commercial use.
The systems will be installed by Vickers Ltd.
new
The
airplanes to
order
made
airplane
—V.
to
178,
use
p.
be delivered to the Canadian airline.
the Vickers
Viscount the first foreign
the
AiResearch
cabin
Gas
operates
currently
pressure
regulator
designed
system.
51.
Gauley Mountain Coal
♦Net
"
'—_^r—
earnings
Tonnage
taxes
and
all
charges.—V.
,
—
*
—1j-
177,
p.
bulk plants and sales
Mississippi. Headquarters are
LP-Gas
High—
Ail-Time
Reach
Inc.—Sales
Mills,
corporation in its 25th annual report to stockhold¬
employees showed an increase in net earnings
and
ers
$11,468,171 for the year ended May 31, compared with
$9,549,466 the previous year. Sales reached an all-time
high of $483,067,000 as did payments of wages, salaries
and retirement benefits of $62,233,000. Harry A. Bullis,
Chairman of the Board, and Charles H. Bell, President,
to
pointed out that the company continued its program
diversification during the year with the acauisition
An
of
of
Buffalo, N. Y., makers of cellulose
This operation is now the O-Cel-O Division of
of
Inc.,
story
interesting sidelight of the report was the
diversification. Flour accounted
for 52%
of
total
of General
dollar sales
year,
The
research
versatile
laboratories
* '
1901.
1952.
1953
$60,728
291(157*
$12,809
■
' 326,896
*
reported
the
development
materials with many possible applications in
of
group
a
of
Industry. Tt^y
soybeans, with
epoxy resin, a petroleum derivative. These compounds serve as 8'°ssy
finishes
for
printed materials. They are dependable adhesives that
will seal unlike surfaces such as wood, glass,
metal, paper, plastics,
and
rubber. They may be pigmented to form tough, glossy enamels
or
hard compounds which can be turned on a lathe.
General
Mills
polyamide
COMPARATIVE INCOME
resin,
from
made
STATEMENT, YEARS ENDED MAY 31
1953
1952
1951
$
$
$
of products
—-
Net
sharing
for
Fed.
&
fgn.
earnings'—
taxes on
Common
4
t
11,468,171
.
1,255,009
" ' 5,371,333 "
dividends'
Earnings per common
11,440,000
—
—
Preferred dividends
235,000
inc.
share
$4.68
----
2,888,267
52,411,0o7
^
2,375,839
—
distribution
-----
3,080,828
3,326,964
62,273,023
Depreciation of plant—
Selling, general and admin, expenses
Contrlb. to employees' retire system
»
468,864.838 435.947,827
385,029,088 353,484-560
97.792
Cr62,398
1,046,424
578.518
and services
483,067,177
Cost of products and services sold- 391,578,327
Prov.
for possible
inventory losses Crl,048,171
Interest
1,300,524
Amortization of intangibles——
117,500
Sales
Prov.
Co.—Earnings Rise—
Ended June 30—
57
throughout Louisiana and western
Rouge.—V. 178, p. 296.
General
The
Profit
6 Months
all outstanding
Louisiana dis¬
gallons of liquefied
Baton
became the only American firm to produce parts for the
Viscount when Trans-Canada Airways ordered cabin pressure
regulator
million
Corporation, organized in 1950, has Installations in
Alexandria, Monroe and Opelousas. La., and Woodville,
be operated by General Gas Corp.
Garrett Corp.,
Vickers
one
11%.
$1,275,238
Common
—V.
approximately
sell
centers
Propane
combine
Net profit per
$0.99
share-.
whereas in 1938 it accounted for 74% . The report noted
that
last
year
formula
feeds accounted for 19%' of dollar sales,
package foods 18%,
and chemical, mechanical and other activities
Co.—Earnings—
June
3,341,558
5,569,263
$0.92
Gas Corp.—Acquisition—
Rouge,
offices
last
Ended
Months
common
per
5,109,711
5,748,404
4,942,414
5,816,762
—
Miss., which Will now
Mills'
Gardner-Denver
Six
Net profit
'—
stock
common
stock-
outstanding
General Mills.
$57,081,710
2784.
p.
to
common
petroleum gas annually.
Baton
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
$11,173,041 $11,182,814 $60,347,186
Sales
5,317,523
207,812
5,953,765
205,361
—
—
corporation on July 26 announced acquisition of
stock of the Propane Corporation whose five
O-Cel-O,
2568.
p.
$
2568.
p.
General
3,001,165
1,459,147
1,459,614
30,
applicable
on
shares
earnings
The
deducting
June
1952
173,169,014 158,330 890
16,156,197
14,703,649
10,202,432
9,386,126
—
—
.Provision
the same period in 1952. Net earnings
amounting to $1.21
a
common
share
dividends.
Net
earnings
for
the
same
anticipate
include
orders
trailer
♦After
.
1953
186,614,915 171,146,026
sales
3,204,000
months.
AiResearch
ex¬
-
-structure will be the most
the
of
part
sales
tribution
of
backlog
defense
of
miles.
June
the
50-ton traveling crane.
a
engineering
CONSOLIDATED
401,938
were
year
did
company
and
Commission authorized
Erie to purchase these properties, assets and franchises. On that date
the
Erie
owned
practically all of the outstanding capital stock of
Sharon
Railway, and all of the properties were transferred to Erie
on
July 1, 1953. The Erie has offered to purchase the remaining out¬
standing 780 shares at $50 per share. The Erie has been operating
over
the Sharon Railway under a 900-year lease dated Dec. 1, 1900
The Erie owns all of the outstanding capital stock of the Paterson
& Hudson River RR. Co.
which lias been operated under a perpetual
lease dated Sept.' 15,
1852. Application is being filed with the New
Jersey, Public Utilities Commission for authority to acquire the Pater¬
son
& Hudson River Railroad pursuant to the ICC authorization.
When
these" transactions
are
completed,
the Erie RR.
corporate
On
'
Pa.,
Boyce,
The
end
processes
Inc.,
$1,869,158,
were
Fruehauf's
the
newly-acquired
of the lien securing the Erie's first
general mortgage, giving these mort¬
gages
a
direct hen on the entire railroad except for a few minor
leased branch lines. Previously the leasehold interests in the two prop¬
erties currently being acquired were pledged under both mortgages.
One of the leased lines in question is the Sharon Railway extending
.7.33
miles
from
Sharon.
Pa.,
to Pymatuning Junction,
Pa.,
which
formed a link in the main line of the Erie System, plus branch lines
will become a part
consolidated Mortgage and the
extending
main
anything like current price levels"
shares presently outstanding.-
605
4,185,000
ended
Period End. June 30—
properties
from
possible
common
outstanding
shares
$37,869,773
to
said.—V.
178, p. 240.
from
tur¬
the
Knolls Research Laboratory.
emphasized,
He
"at
41,370
$1,389,992, or 87c a share.
orders for military type trailers is approxi¬
mately $60,000,000 of which about 50% is scheduled for delivery over
the balance of the year, Roy Fruehauf, President, reported.
He said the
quarter
New
$4,103,300
.—
Hammond,
near
by
stockholders at the annual meet¬
ing that the company wanted the additional stock available for possible
acquisition of other companies and for possible future stock splits.
389,702
:
share after
preferred stock—
on
second
the
deducting
is about the acquire direct ownership of two
main
Indiana-Illinois
and
shares from
Clarence
281,595
.—
common
per
dividends
taxes
important
segments of its main line previously operated under lease, it was an¬
nounced on July 28. It will then have direct ownership of the entire
978
The
with
that
present
Services,
sponges.
The company
completed
will be
two-story low bay approximately 40
a
services.
emphasized
stockholders
32,413
—
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—June Sales Off—
Erie RR.—To Acquire Two
and
materials
and the
tory
3,715,450
common
after
167,501
17, 1953.—V.
issue, Feb.
of
and
laboratory is to improve the design of turbine
efficient use of steam in the generation of elec¬
more
Division's
a
276,750
.—.—
;
compared
$4,270,801
Earnings available for common stock
Number of common shares at end
period—
•Since date
an¬
struction of the building.—V. 178, p. 296.
less
accounts,
and
income—
on
earnings
177,731
$4,997,586
requirements
s($ck
N. Y.,
long and 80 feet wide
Saupe
—V.
443,735
—
821,633
1,340,237
—
share for common
were
laboratory, an air-test laboratory,
and the available servics of the company's General Engineering Labora¬
913,717
426,515
and
income,
.
Manufacturing
per
laboratory
General Manager of the
Department. Construc¬
Saupe,
Generator
development of power generation equipment," he said.
Earnings
—
interest
Earnings
7,927,450
31,498
income
Earnings
the
of
for
offices
for
feet
Include
than
other
sinking fund debentures.^--
on
Number
$5,579,540
.
dividend
Schenectady,
building will have
new
Turbine
75,602
of plant and equipment-—.
Interest
as
$5,611,038
stock
development
E.
and
82,949,182
84,022,044
sold,
—
Sales
•Preferred
addi¬
300,000
100,963,913
.
189,500
-
deductions
for
said
at
in the
Earnings
82,573,580
—
.
847,403
taxes
etc.,
product
William
Turbine
dispose of
from
year
apply
to
„
"The new facilities will make
The
Net
400,000
Co
Finance
miscellaneous
1952
1,912,000
taxes.
income
Interest,
right
of
20.-
Public
building is scheduled to begin in August.
the structure will be located near the 22-acre
new
purpose
Gross
1,069,904
income
Rents
Net
8,528,443
operating revenues
income
(net)
by
com¬
and
Central Vermont
of
3 Months Ended June 30—
100,447,064
products
Deprec.
$31,511,745 $28,193,072
...
taxes
stock
common
Hampshire;
Laboratory—
23
director
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Trailer
Fruehauf
after
income
State
the
Saupe
The
income
New
the
(3.89%)
1954.
of
Becomes
operates
United
Moore,
below
items
and
$23,653,343,
1953
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
Federal
the
$3,500,000
a
July
on
factory
The
$46,199,826 $43,521,013
Chairman
and
which
Inc.,
income
Federal
taxes
for
authorized
1953—8 Wks.—1952
Selling, adminis., and genl. expenses.——
Equitable Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
befora
of
of
of
2248.
p.
1953—4 Wks.—1952
Penney,
Howard E.
from
Other
Operating revenues
(2.72% )
Co.
Elec¬
General
shares
45,690.45
such
of
nounced
Mr.
its
entered
23
effective
sales
Total
Against $21,705,745 in
Profit
Service
Public
pursuant
(3.89% )
shares
Co.;
acquisition (subject to its
tional time to dispose of such securities).
areas
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$5,428,030
rates
$1,265,000.
will
taxes,
recoveries
volume of business in 1952
1951.—V. 176, p. 239
of
stocks
stocks,
NEPSCO
97,030.95
Power
Dividends
Offered—De Pasquale
in
stock
ownership of
receive
Maine
order
an
portfolio
Company
date
tricity.
$
1946. r
company's
Bank
York
July
on
in
of 6.45%, computed
Co.,
Penney
of
Net
paid dividends totaling 35% cents per
with 32% cents per share paid in 1951; 27 cents
1949;
for
Corp. General Electric proposes to sell or otherwise
utility securities to be acquired within a period of one
cumulative
$4
National
$1,026,548
Commission
an
Fruehauf Trailer Co.
company
in
Utility Shares—
SEC
Service
tion
certificates
the
of
New
Stores, Inc.—Current
Taxes—property,
cents
its
tp
Central
common
the
to
$
$1,482,588
$1.65
Corp.—Stock
of
reason
of
730.20 shares
3,000
share
per
2G77.
p.
to succeed
base
normal
177,
C.
all
the company.
The
1952,
$100
surrender
to
Chase
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Penney
J.
on July 27 offered 2,500 shares of cumu¬
participating preferred stock at $4.75 per share.
This does not constitute new financing on the part of
in
$l.lo
portion of
Public Service
England
entitled
be
stock
applied
company's Large Steam
held
Street,
it was announced.—V.
Fair
James
1,292,714
700,000
300,085
the
to
By
will
mon
The
$23,188,322
—V.
1952
■
share______—
Credit
the
$1.36
distributive
New
General
lative
^22 cents in
Partial
—
235.
amount
basis,
income
per
Food
Divs.
This compares
5.500,000
$2,469,954
the
16,
Aug.
on
shares
10
Broad
11
P.U.
&
Sales
.
;
1952,
Bank
528.
p.
1953—Month—1952
of the company
an
common
Co., New York,
During
with
share.
per
been
each
p.
corporation
Miscellaneous
.share.
$7,969,954
6,860,000
approving the
being dis¬
to that
company's plan of liquidation and dissolution; and the Commission has
given interested persons until Aug
10,
1953,
to request a hearing
wide
RR.
this
cents
28
outstanding
2,732,503
1,550,000
inventory
common
Equitable
bank,
has
its
of
by
the
Cleveland.
National
First
Newark,
preferred
cents
have
for
177,
approximate
an
On
365.
p.
of
296.
p.
Florida
return
effect
effect
of inventory
—
earnings
174,
Hux¬
Florida Power Corp.—Rate Increase Granted—
mature
the
rate
1953
provision
stock
effect
of
$9,831,347
share
common
company
thereon.
the
at
Mr.
agency,' The Lain
agency
Six Months Ended June 30—
Earnings
Mich.,
Bank
the
redemption
for
50
agent,
1953.—V.
granting
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
method
of
redemption
for
York,
New
178,
The
$1,740,000 of presently
7
to
taxes————
profits taxes—
income
and excess
1799.
p.
tributed
of
excess
contracts
Detroit,
Reserve
Cleveland
T $1,138,386
after
Total
Provision
in
200
months from
and
said
the
over
up
12
$1,182,503
Pederal
Federal
General Electric Co.—To Sell
to authorize
with the balance to reimburse the company for pre¬
expenditures and to help carry out the construction
taxes
per
components
$68,965,317 $66,319,800
normal
before
177,
This
and to provide addi¬
defense
of
in
Federal
cumulative
$4
stocknolders
stock
16,
in progress, and contemplated in 1954.—V. 177, p. 2351.
before
$7,882,328
87,626
$9,729,012
income
—V.
R. S. Huxtable,
loan
a
Finance Corp.,
Co.
called
has
issued
dividends
accrued
preierred
the renewal.
or
to
1%
sales
the
102,335
To Build New
Sales
renewal,
of
company
of
Six Months Ended June 30—
to
repay
announced.—V. 177,
was
Period End. June 30—
Profit
to
division
of
Commerce
company
shares
concurrence
Commission
Power
date
The
V\
Endicott Johnson Corp.
Ttfet
856,191
(net)
for Federal inc.
Earnings
be
to
Redemption—
1953—6 Mos.—1952
periods not exceeding
1954.
borrowing
be
construction
now
(20
par
are
$6,695,626 $40,286,738 $J9,009,280
notes aggregating
time outstanding.
for
than
more
promissory notes,
program
used
execution
the
Firemen's Insurance
Bowen
Sales Up—
promissory
one
issued
Dec.
be
Proceeds would
vious
any
be
original
not
be
the
through
of
Preferred
the Federal
unsecured
than
would
rate
of
would
3,879
—_
the
Co.—To Issue Notes—
has asked
amount
notes
—
1,787,102
Cr69,635
767,131'
1,745,009
expenses.—
$2,971,347
income
Net
tric
Bank
Akron
—V.
issuance
proceeds
SEC
capital.
$4,500,000 V-loan,
a
Truck
Period End. June 30—
The
net
at
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—June Sales Higher—
EI Paso Electric
000
The
the
with
offered
be
Department of the Air Force is the sponsoring
Manufacturers
of
trust is formed it will hold
neither the Derschug Trust
control
$7,312,793
the
1952
1953
$12,334,091 $10,366,926
depreciation
general
operating nroflt—
acquisition
Motor
being .handled
2677.
company
to
Nelligan
Paul
representing
Y.,
1953—Month—1952
Period End.—June 30—
Sales
The
Uhl.
E.
working
and
operating expenses (net)
for depreciation—
Prov.
said.
Union
sub¬
and
Easy
a
voting trust would
a
Mrs.
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—June
177, p.
notification
oi
stock
before
1901.
Corp.—$4,500,000 V-Loan—
the
Federal
representing
—V.
Arthur
for
and
capital
operating
The
1900.
p.
of
proceeds
table
I
.
Other
sales,
on
administrative
Provision
announced.
company's
shares of the class "A"
many
Murchison
to
Brothers
voting
through
debt
leiter
a
common
$3,000,000 from the Reconstruction
John
is
the
class
voting
class
of
Murchison
mor
of
corporation has completed
President,
and Mr. Janes H. Clark and Mr. William
Texas, representing Murchison Brothers.
understood
■enough
Net
$1.92
Other
Stockton, Calif.—Files—
20 filed
Federal-Fawick
Dabney
Murchison,
Brothers.
the
F.
share)
cancel
Co.,
shares
430,000
per
used
Texas,
John
W.
Trust,
Dallas,
It
of
four
Stewart
Mr.
Derschug
Machine
the sale
to
with
formed
how
state
to
however,
incident
an
be
Wasning
say,
$2,296,862
$1.55
.
Juiy
on
company
cents
meeting
29
Dallas,
Texas.
the
of
Trustee
declined
Murchison
to
208,287
3,899,000
$1,861,604
share
per
Fairfield Mining
tional
Mrs.
•
205,287
2,182,000
taxes
1,199,190 shares outstanding.—V. 177, p.
covering
of
consisting
sons
of Dallas,
man
& Co., investment
the stock sale. •
negotiated
both
profit
Selling,
Income,
voting
the Murchison
July
the
at
Bowen,
co-partnership
a
W.
Maraehe
of
H.
Months Ended June 30—
Gross
54,903,068
Brothers.
is
Murchison
Granbery,
directors
William
and
Murchison
ol
52,104,682
expenses
profit
•On
Six
Derschug
N.
Derschug
stockholdings of the Easy Washing Machine Corp., to
Brothers, an investment partnership, of Dallas, Texas.
Net
other
and
debentures
on
income
♦Earnings
held
1952
$56,353,573 $61,307,217
selling
sales,
Federal
General Cable Corp.—Earnings Higher-
1953
sales
Cost
5
(385)
56,298,166
1,987,474
251,600
1,816,115
2o3.200
13,056;000
11,524,000
9,549,466 11,520,508
1,283,254
1,352,186
-5,229.285' '5,131.552
.
$3.94
$4.92
The Commercial
G
and
Chronicle
Financial
31
MAY
SHEET.
BALANCE
CONSOLIDATED
COMPARATIVE
and
and
acceptances
grain purchases,
.Advances on
Inventories
in
Invests,
and
water
47.241.400
425,563
414.099
48,824.035
2.231,847
1
1
names,
_
than
greater
or
Profit
production capacity to a
of BFG's lour other tire and tube
any
Federal
Federal
income
Federal
this
for
reasons
Net
excess
taxes.
liabilities!
Kotes
-Earnings
-After
—
payable and
13,000.000
10.000.000
.....
accrued exps.
14,779,303
16.674,743
14.762.014
14.645,987
10.930,333
16,343,855
1,600,269
1,263.689
2.370.096
empls.
2,285,286
2,018,723
1.849.517
0-yr. 2%'A promis. note due 1972
lie ;erves for
self-insurance.. \
Howard
than
Thrift
taxes)
taxes
reed,
Adv.
—.
;
________
.contracts
on
officers
of
accts.
in
process-
and
cumul.
%%
($100
'%
other
for
for
cumul.
pfd.
stock
stock._i
Common
lamed
preferred
6.159,800
22,147.300'
22.147,300
34.004,411
29.982.360
51,164,566
22,147,300
28,555,327
surplus
($100
par •_
par)—.
no
56.006,395
....
_
177
V.
48,127,639
1580.
p.
-
'Represented by 2,180,821 shares in
2,067,066 shares iri 1951—V. 176,
177,
Record
Co.—Employment at New High—
and
1953
General
Motors
record
and
women
quarter of
—V.
$708
of
by Harlow H.
ter
the
quarter this year.
High production schedules in the second quar¬
required a substantial employment increase and also a consider¬
able
overtime
of
amount
at many
called
Schedules
work.
in
the
second
of
quarter
first
six
months
1953,
of
average
148.
page
for
I'ederal
Other
$616,759
432,042
$3,553,457
$2,996,060
467,041
2,369,278
2,154,442
taxes-
89.000
60,000
411,000
238.000
taxes
57,477
44,873
267,229
221,370
$721,042
income
operating
—
sales
of
price
a
of
as
soon
equalling
the
as
corpora¬
minimum
a
'2,000
of
At such time, it is believed chat
business practice to establish the
sound
and
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
an
which
-Of
Warrants
shares
at
$1.25
$lc
(par
Outstanding
1,250.000 shs.
^
owned
'1,000,000 shs.
Industrial
by
Research
Inc.,
holders to subscribe to an additional 166,666
underwriters, exercisable within two years
See also V.
177. p. 2784.
shares
500,000
entitling
are
the
be issued to the
may
will
used
be
to
bank
pay
loans,
share.
per
Illinois
1953,
5,
May
Gross
income
Interest,
business
do
to
_____
$11,828,978 $10,732,639
—
—
2,454.487
2,648,548
$9,374,491
$8,084,091
deductions
etc..
1952
in
in
State
the
income—
Net
dividend
Balance
of
—V.
(requirement AJ__
applicable
shares
Common
office in the City of Houston, Texas.
an
qualified
1953
$58,495,222 $52,592,511'
46,666,244
41.859,878
revenues.!
Operating
Operating expenses and taxes—
Earnings
incorporated
was
been
has
company
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
Power
12 Months Ended June 30—
of
Preferred
The
volume
CAPITALIZATION
and
Christi, Texas, and it maintains
1953—5 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—-1952
Period End. May 31—
Operating revenues
•Operating expenses-—
offering
Delaware.
Its
principal purpose is exploring for oil and gas,
ana
it is con¬
templated that at the
outset this exploration will be confined to
drilling on
the company's properties.
It will also engage in
the
"contract drilling" of oil and gas wells for the account ot others.
Its
principal
business office
is
in
the Wil.on Tower Building,
Corpus
Inc.—Earnings—
at
(72,000 pieces L
month
economical
be
Inc.
be
manufacturing Hydrocap
consistent
per
Research.
less
to
account
on
BUSINESS—Company
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
July 27 of the
proceeds
development
the
and
i
net
due
payments
rigs
employment was 560,392
and payrolls totaled $1,371
million.
Employment in th first half of
<952 averaged 456,672 and payrolls amounted to $969 million.—V. 178,
the
For
of
of acquisition of leases and drilling
presently owned leasehold interests, for
acquiring
and maintaining
fee leases,
leasehold
interests,
working
interest and for the acquisition of oil and gas properties, proven or
semi-proven or wildcat, and for the development and exploration of
such properties acquired;
and for other necessary corporate purposes.
for
and
463,990
averaged
1952
payrolls totaled $495 million.
formed on
was
manufacture
trade discounts of 60, 10 and 15%
f.o.b^
allowed to destination on orders of 1.000
The corporation intends to establish its own assembly
three
commence
a
sets
would
Sold—Mention
Co.—Stock
Gas
&
issue
our
PROCEEDS—The
plants.
Employment
in
follow:
tails
shifts
additional
for
it
$87,431,447
issue of 748,000 shares of
common stock
(par 10 cents) offered by Hunter Securi¬
ties Corp. at 40 cents per share on July 21.
Further de¬
previous GM employment peak was the average of 544.806 in
the
in
plant.
Oil
Western
oversubscription of
quick
and
has
dozen
1953—11 Mos.—1952
more.
or
plant
of
freight
Fla..
Industrial
from
Hydrocaps
set
per
tion
2678.
p.
made
was
Germany.
The
first
177,
Great
primarily
will be engaged
sale undler an exclusive limited license from Industrial Research, Inc.
of catalyst battery cap apparatus trademark
"Hydrocap," in the fol¬
$2.85
Sales Off-
$8,212,858 $91,083,631
$7,457,502
Sales
corporation, organized in Delaware,
1953.
corporation
automobile
$
112,161,857
1953—Month—1952
Period End. June 30
employment
average
payrolls
disclosed July 27
were
I
I
6 Mos.—1952
122,239,027
Inc.—June
shares of
Further details
share).
per
10.
Miami,
Stores,
($1
par
lowing 'territory:Maine,
New
Hampshire, Vermont. Massachusetts;
Rhode' Island. Connecticut, New York. New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland
and that portion of Pennsylvania lying east of the Susquehanna River.
Operations, at first, will
be conducted by purchasing assembled*
$
21.971.486
at
BUSINESS—This
dozen
of 575,978
million in the second
Curtice, President,
and Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Chairman of the Board, in a statement pre¬
liminary to their report for the second quarter.
These figures exclude
tM's two foreign car and truck manufacturing subsidiaries in England
world-wide
and
men
stock
The
1864.
p.
.
follow:
2130.
p.
Grayson-Robinson
Motors
1953
8
25,451,089
_____
—V.
1952
shares in
2,100,380
1953,
«na
Sales
153.008.966
156,436,911
158.401,513
Total
,
Coral Gables, Fla., of 500,000
& Co.,
April
•
■
1953—Month—1952
Period End. June 30—
8
General
Barham
Grant Co.—June Sales Up—
T.)
(W.
Dr282.468
Treasury stock
$13,398,656
$2,154,339 $12,690,4/1
.
common
1953—4 Wks.—1952
195.8 -17 Wks.—1952
$15,898,364 $14,211,485 $64,018,420 $59,528,565
Sales
—
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
2679.
p.
Ilydrocap Eastern, Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention was
macia>in our issue of June 29 of the public offering by
Union Co.—Current Sales Up—
Grand
Penod End. June 27—
4,739.100
4,002,300
_______ —
177.
company
1,274.873
1,165,187
$1.09
based on
Stores Corp.—June Sales Decrease—
S2.1Z2.404
—V.
.
2.412.377
j
stock
purposes
conv.
pari
1,367.507
/1.165.418
.
teserves
1.367,650
j 1.267,375
1,401,858
Dividends payable
•
Exchange Offer-
Grace & Co.—Makes
5.000.000
(other
ccrued
-
602.038
$1,068,059
—'A$2.07
dividend requirements and
177, p. 1902.
share
preferred
common
per
provision
Sales
announced Julv 28 it will exchange 75,218 shares of
its common stock tor 51.875 shares of tne common stock of the Davison
Chemical Corp. The latter stock is owned by two investment companies
—Investois
block
Fund
nad Investors Mutual, both
of whicn are
affiliated with Investors Diversified Services of Minneapolis.
When the exchange of shares is effected. Grace
will own 234.359
shares, or 29.2'if, of Davison's outstanding common stock. It also owns
24.280 shores, or 1.8.9% of Davison's preierred stock.—v. in, p. 2456.
Tins
957,637
$1,836,081
1
___n_
income
1954,
(W. It.)
—
payable.
Accounts
153,008,966
156.436,911
158,401,513
—
——•
—
profits taxes—
Period End. June 30—
Tot; 1
5.791,935
2,998,217
taxes
income
785,000 shares of common stock.—V.
scheduled lor completion in
expansion, already under way, is
said Guliek.—V. 178, p. 297.
Tne
late
before
Guliek said.
the
of
$49,399,308
sales
Net
1952
$32,207,612
3,431,550
1.761,458
1953
Six Months Ended June 30—
Guliek,
expansion, the executive pointed out,
is that a major share oi
the Oaks plants tire and tube output goes.directly to the auto industry for original equipment use with much
of this used at auto assembly plants in the Delaware Valley area and
in other sections of the eastern seaboard.
45.376,629
trade
to
Mr.
One
702,451
50,757,257
equal
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.
this company's tire and tube manufactur¬
expansion of
expansion will bring the Oaks plants
This
6,166.786
0.086.581
6,779,590
' net )__
rights.
power
level
1,502,088
52,929.886
plants.
46,069,370
—~
trademarks,
Coodv ill,
5.080.865
24,804,690
1,005,294
etc.—
cr.moanies,
bldgs. and equipment
Land
6,385,152
28,270,487
2,392.254
charges
deferred
and
other
16.445,570
$9,000,000
5,443,190
etc.—
(net)
prepaid, exps.
A
ing plant at Oaks, Pa., Was announced July 27 by J. Earl
Vice-President ol the company s tire and equipment division.
28.352.940
—
receivable (net)
accounts
$
18.203,262
15.948,902
-vi, _.
..
—_
Crafts
Jvotes
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Expands Tire and Tube Plant—
,
1951
S
€ ash
1952
1953
ASSETS—
'
1953
Monday, August 3,
...
(386)
1,075,833
$7,008,253
period—
2,810,000
2,560,009
—
of
end
at
1,530,438
$7,884,053
$2.79
$2.74
stock—______
common
outstanding
share of
per
177,
to
stock..
common
1049.
p.
Oklahoma.
income
$107,524
79,308
49,856
operating
177,
$382,248
$505,950
$79,844
(after charges —
Net
Net
—V.
Texas,
k
Caldwell
Telephone
Corp.—Plans
Common
Stock
Fi¬
Hobbs
The
with
company
the
SEC
in
July
on
planned
31
file
to
registration
a
September
through
Webber,
Paine,
Jackson
Corp.; Mitehum, Tully & Co.
proceeds are to be used for other
net
properties
and
for
subsidiaries.—V.
further
178,
investments
stock
in
the
of
President,
Jr.,
j
'him
in
the
Consolidated
There
have
first
the
sinking
be
made
York
mortgage
the
drilling
company's
redemption
and
York
177,
Trust
sales
Profit
Prov.
for
Net
—V.
177,
Broadway,
(& Subs.)
taxes
Earnings—
875,284
158,422
2,823,641
77,544
1,474,975
568,524
Gillette
$80,878
$1,348,666
An
1,272,944
operations
Depreciation
Foreign
excess
Net
profits
amount
foreign
U.
current
$16,545,260
654,289
E.
591,117
8,283.066
9,305.566
realized
315,911
share
per
realized
.Brazilian
the
do
period
subsidiary
(arnings for
$8,278,804
the
not
which
will,
1953
year
$24.28
$2.06
include
The
■
J.,762
earnings
however,
when
be
of
of
corporation
on
July
exercise
15
of
prior
included
reported.—V.
177,
years
in
p.
the
income
At.ty.
Gen.
it
was
James
of
the
^a^r^!nf4i ?
and liabilities
filed
Rosen
of
petition
a
having
has
on
in
They
been
Stock Suspension
nendfn^rartin^0'inCth
tion,
? on
listed
the
been
July
appointed
receiver
for
»
29.
Federal
Court
the
week
asked
for
assets of
reorganization.
before
the
presented
in
this
of
the
by
corporation
stockholders
which
company,
on
manufactures
for
the
by others,
company
is
Directors.
below.—V.
Co.
178,
Exchange,
before
a
letter
stock
common
without
for
and
notification
of
(par
10
with
cents 1
underwriting.
The
working capital.
Gas Co.—New Director—To
board
vote
shares
66%'.;
of
right
of
received
stock
Oct.
on
the
has
way
and
work.—V.
the
of
notes
p.
the
July 31,
line
177,
defining
be
may
exercise
is
ment
for
for
a
on
10-day
said
period
ef-
Exchange
on
suspended since
The
SEC
Feb.
pipe
the
such
1954
owned
011
rights
Hope
located
Wetzel
and
of
sttri^utab'e
earlier
favor
of
date
graphs.
in
the
Marsnall
and
for
the
amend
to
proposes
proposed
provisions applicable
amendment includes
stock dividends finder stated conditions,
which cumulative preferred stock
which
under
the
and
extent
voting
of
purpose
1953.—V.
the
graph,
They
holder
such
of
177,
p.
of
j
such
rights.
such
upon
A
stock
meeting
amend¬
proposed
1368.
Corp.—New
Booklet
automatic
form
constructed
be
can
the
of
required.—V.
178,
recording
rapidly
and
by
this
method
plotting
manual
because
operations
241.
p.
International Industries
The
SEC
corporation
covering
otfered
p.
The
&
20
Developments, Inc., N.
Exchange Commission—
filed
leter
a
of
notification
with
the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
to 1 be
share, through George B. Wallace & Co., New
35,000
net
Julv
011
$i.37'/2
at
per
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
working
capital.—V.
177,
1680.
orcvided.
action
such
is
schedule.
on
miles
60
have
three
375
Over
of
Resistance
construction
The
by
County,
plant,
been
IRC,
will
cost
March
in
a
$59,108,377
N.
plant
modern
Broad
the
is
on
Street
and
Pa.,
North
in
located
plant
an
order
Fleat
area
of
Co..
gas
this
Gas
p.
W.
Va.,
2008.
for
Victory
a
Profit
t*
and
located
recently
in
Boone,
work
space.
Complet;on
1,
purchased
Estimated
actual
and
of
'
1954.
Carolina
plant owned by IRC.
In
started production of volume controls
011 a 66 acre site in Aiheville, N. C.
Los
Angeles,
Calif.
The
company
as
has
well
as
licensees
a
wholly
$46,239,254
company,
Co..
properties
Manufacturers'
Countries.
177,
Natural
the
of
Jan.
Denmark, England and Italy
England.—V. 177, p. 2130.
in
International Salt Co.
authorizing
feet
by
tract
also occupies 250,000 square feet at 401
Philadelphia, Pa.,
with subsidiary
plants in
Canada,
Australia.
New Plant—
plant
company
in
owned
a
acre
$400,000.
expected
the company
plant
20
a
square
at
set
second
this year,
of
large
40.000
been
this
the
of
C.
has
be
Co.—Builds
construction
situated
be
contain
in
will
This
started
Downington,
1953—Year—1952
$15,467:207
to
building
production
crews
has
company
Watauga
miles
has
pipe
The
Currently,
proximately $277.816.—V.
stock,
Business1 Machines
in
elimination
the
as
•>
Over
contractors
Consolidated
Light &
stock;
under
Sept. 8.
011
method
"pictures"
usually
right
,
subsidiary
Manufacturers
Charter
authorization
for
preferred
be
to
the
origin^ilv
as
in
1953—3 Mos.—1952
issued
Amend
SEC
its
to
creation oi performance and
from punched cards is described in
a
free booklet. "IBM Automatic Graph Plotting," now available from
this corporation.
These graphic charts, used extensively in business
Make De¬
companv
(or
15.
line
624.
has
the
protective
The
conditions
the
ncld
unusual
various
common
the
International
An
preferred
stock.
conditions
and
voting
be
to
of
strengthen
preferred
the
issued
stockholders
of
the company's
of
outstanding
$19,572,639
p.
Co.—To
provisions
issues
new
to
as
so
may
of
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd.—May Sales Up—
sales
225,259
application to
applicable
made
provisions restricting
297.
Period End. May 31—
-t-V.
of
case
cumulative
its
North
Net
has
charter
Files With Securities and
1953,
1953
1,
acquired.
been
pipe
178,
Michigan Electric
&
its
International
business
of
common
on
250,695
taxes
a
the
to
proceeds
.
work
inc.
Fed.
has
given interested persons until Aug. 3. 1953, to
hearing thereon. According to the application, the company,
in contemplation of future financing, and in order to bring its Articles
of Accepto.nce (charter) into closer conformity with standards desirable
directors.
of
for vote of the holders of
close
instead
1
of
for
prov.
2008.
p.
Commission
bar
the
announced that Arnold R. LaForce,
Life Insurance Co., has been
29
ooard
the
notes
determines
*
250,708
Metropolitan
of the
interim
of
of
is submitting
the
6V'
July
or.
of
1952
$1,187,31%
276,625
industry for analyzing trends as well as for rapid evaluation of
performance figures and values, include line graphs, point graphs and
Hope: Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Sale—
vVL io£f £Pei^ng ?f Ke trading session
Jlarch (3, I953, —V
I78,n p 241. setumies !<«
of
share,
equipment
as
1953
$1,284,758
—A—„
Six Months;Ended June 30—
an order suspar value cormnon stock cf this corpora¬
Stock
the
York.
notes,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
______
and
241.
p.
Spokane, Wash.—Files—
filed
17
shares
per
buy
Corp.
operating revenues
profit
company
value
last
good .faith.
177,
amend
will
of
Board
July
on
President,
Construction
at
$1,123,859
income
Net
and
building
Telegraph
cents
to
members
receive
of
at
0«?, July 24,that il has entered
•
the
to
company
to
this
Continued—
American
this
of
he explained,
600.000
7'A
interim
to
A
c6!1 ?!.il]utak,e ovei contro1 of the firm's assets for the court
ilnt
14 hearing on whether the reorganization petition should
accepted as
i
approved
was
fabricated
the
in
Vice-President
a
The
into
h,
shares
is required.
corai;)any was insolvent, having
$2,050,899.
shares
authorized
of
President
Union
used
Byrd,
Hy
6%
formally withdraw its proposal to issue
options to employees. See V. 178, p. 297.
announced
at
be
Second
Newark&NajP°inted by U' S" District Ju^ge Alfred E- Modarelli
Four creditors
In¬
Schedule—
the
Dep.
Stock
—
livery of Common Shares Oct. 1—Construction Work
annual
2007.
(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—Receiver Named—
f.orporation
number
Gulf Interstate
$1.89
net
Fibers, Inc.—Stock Offer Withdrawn—
shares upon
Ohio
Corp.—Acquisition of ADT—
covering
to
are
elected
Glass
Toledo,
$29.41
$1.53
$1,208,290
thq
of
account
on
elected
corporation
offered
com¬
_________
earnings
in
of
operating
—V.
to
$7,996,917 $40,005,549 $39,233,472
Inc.,
previously
facilities,
Western
The
pref¬
$31.73
earned
Reported
441,168
$6,834,321
Net
The
1953—5 Mos.—1952
Welding equipment, told the stockholdrs that the new
Division, established for direct manufacture of cold-
Grennell
,
stock
mon
of
Outstanding
1,750,000 shs.
in
production
been
SEC
share
per
stock
erence
Amount
773,584
sales
,
Grizzly Gold Mining Co.,
$8,943,572
earned
centsi
350,000
fastners
in
See
in
income
Net
Amount
Authorized
3,000,000 shs.
in
dollars
S.
|'
1953 -Month—1952
Gregory,
Chemical
Indiana Gas &
Production
FINANCING
$18,616,655
and
earns,
countires.« not
PRESENT
TO
Fasteners
headed
has
12.848,943
income
taxes
of
EFFECT
297.
p.
the
to
Stud
Nelson
1951
709,567
domestic
development
of
rented for this purpose.
These
give the company much greater
flexibility in its overall manufacturing operations.
C. B. Smythe,
President of The Thew Shovel Co. of Lorain, Ohio,
$22,317,993
_______
and
314,271
inc.
oper.
2353.
p.
and
George
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
1952
$361,796
427,752
177,
request
in
250.000
now
1953
results
July 23.
1476,384
(&
$900,5"5
837,153
railway
—V.
Quarter Ended June 30—
Industries,
increase
from
$536,945
1,176,384
Co.
from
the
in
progressive
$8,726,580.
Nelson
$383,539
1,272,944
Six Months Ended June 30—
$218,903
122,801
Net-
2678.
p.
additional
Profit
$264,153
from rail¬
operations
way
to
charter
1.105,469
1680.
p.
178,
Gregory
$4,777,838
1.
of
cost
contract made with
Oklahoma
area,
xor
creased, etc.—
$8,768,381
period
___
end
4.032,377
Green Co.—June Sales Higher—
L.)
177,
State
&
V.
drilling
a
Industries,
GIVING
Sales
1953—12 Mos —1952
$1,047,684
—
$4,894,173
4.126,445
Indiana
(II.
New
491,745
inc.
income
outs,
100
$5,027,040
807.331
same.
Period Er.d. June 30-
—V.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes
->hs.
trustee.
Co.,
$1,026,234
870,164
of
$2,492,143
Fed
income
total
a
1983, through operation of
interest.
Payment will
1472.
p.
—;
bef.
next,
17
Aug.
on
due
these properties at a
of
owner
provided
wells,
98
stock'(par 10
also
See
accrued
Giant Portland Cement Co.
Period End. June 30—
Net
of
CAPITALIZATION
Redemption—
bonds,
New
Y.—V.
N.
for
3%%
100.90 '!<
at
The
at
15,
called
been
fund,
$1,134,317
expenses
Net revenue
,
the
Petroleum
justify the drilling of
Common
$244,000
revenues
oper.
'
also
•
Georgia Power Co.—Partial
1953—5 Mos.—1952*
1953—Month —1952
oper.
Railway
semi-proven.
$43,000.
is
company
51.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
gas
by assignment from H. W. Bludworth,
acquired
turn,
be
Terminal
Illinois
Period End. May 31—
Six
which, the 80-acre
lease, while the
and
to
less.
or
more
of
one
considered
is
same
oil
proven
a
obtained
who, in
the
be
Oklahoma,
in
acres
were
of
excess
The
& Curtis;
Stone &
and associates.
Independent telephone
Webster Securities
The
statement
covering an issue of approximately 300,000 shares of
which wi'l be publicly offered late in August or early
'stock,
common
120
of
by
acres,
considered
is
above leases
The
nancing—
acquired
were
Tract,
Lease
acquired
2,666.66
to
oil and gas leases in Texas and
the company
in
Duval County,
certain
acquired
lease
The
amounts
properties
General
has
company
Oklahoma.
233,193
368,084
!
2569.
p.
The
a
s».'i
whollyto
consideration
Field
of
1953
1952
$2,014,751
1,492,476
$1,027,750
$1,172,793
430.000
taxes
$2,665,269
987.001
taxes
income
480,000
$2.14
$2.44
The
facilities
Storage
before
Federal
(& Wholly-Owned Sub.)—Earns
of
in
ap¬
Net
profit
Number
Earned
—V.
common
per
177,
p.
share
1800.
shares
—:
Volume 178
Number 5243.
Interstate
—V.
85,073.480 824,986,869 824,459,490
85,317,801
177,
shares
2679.
p.
that
are
added
He
this
first
of
in
that
shares
11,550
Interstate Power Co.—To Sell
This
Subsidiary—
and
assets' of
Light
&
Power
have
Co.
fund
order
an
the
two
companies.—V.
177.
out
the
Co.
of
America—Asset
into
Net asset
Total
Value
value
28,
The
.
July
on
net
812.32
at
June
30,
1953
823,427,516
vT-.
—
177,
in
the
Co., Inc.—Current
Period End. June 30—.
Sales
Retail
sales
The
the
have approved general plans for the development of
West North Avenue in Melrose Park, 111,, recently acquired
on
This
company.
action
anncounced
was
July
on
by
23
proposed
approximately
tion
service
Surveys
will
building
500,000
to
of
routes,
contemporary
leet
area
design,
stores.
building
and
will
bring
administrative
together
the
the
sonnel
Iroin
to
the
200
existing
stores
by
the
locations and
10
to
be
the
at
stores
new
for
the
serving
now
Jewel's
—V.
in
is
protected
Letters
b^
to
are
used
for
This
requires
the
addition
the
are
will
by
closed
for
before
nine
additional
winter
and
stock
.
Oper.
the
plant of the
acres.—V.
50
Ford
177,
Motor
The
Cx
serial
Nov.
1947.
1,
negotiated
being
are
Vice-President
and
General
and
177,
Super Constella¬
converted to carry
select
to
style,
sched¬
is
lines, Burt C.
the California
with
other
Manager
of
2785.
p.
13,321,803
862,243,000 $55,498,337
11,639,333
51,666,454
45,743,755
82,632,702
taxes__
Gross
___
(net
$2,147,589 $10,576,546
17,568
$9,754,582
16,300
$2,145,368 $10,558,978
$9,738,282
2,221
3,186
Dr)
income
82,624,516
deductions
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$15,954,505 813,786,922
____
income
income
Income
Net
937,392
862,617
3,517;754
3,873,925
$1,687,124
$1,282,751
$5,864,357
365,696
$5,498,661
4,199,594
$1.31
—
income
Preferred
Shares
rented space
in
—V.
324,794
167,362
$7,041,22-1
1,093,546
30
$1,362,330
4,799,536
share
$0.28
$1,115,389
4,199,594
$0.27
$5,947,678
4,799,536
$1.24
._
dividends
for com. stock
outstdg. June
Earnings
per
178,
com.
297,
p.
•
■
.
quantity of
of
Kilburg
James
States
Patent
Lorain
for
Office
The
62720.
No.
Further
pending.
now
protection
is
.
SEC
1 par
County Radio Corp., Lorain, O.—Files—
on
July 27 filed a letter of notification with the
1,250 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
corporation
covering
at
$40
per
to
pay
expansion costs.—V.
Outstanding
899,535 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$11
p.
1541.
(Calif.) Telephone Co.—To Sell Preferred—
Los Gatos
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
175,
under
expected
/
EFFECT
GIVING
The
company has applied to the California PU Commission for au¬
thority to issue $297,730 1'n preferred stock (29,773 shares at $10 a shr.)
to present holders of common on the basis of 0.58 share for each com¬
share
mon
,
held.
company
the subscriptions would be taken to Aug.
If approved,
shares
of
$2,925,164
$5,266,017
2,568,321
2,424,589
4,687,383
$5,340,719
4,306,739
$296,633
income
$500,575
$578,634
$1,033,980
Louisiana
This
17,625
302,389
1,918
261,062
(net)_'_
inc.
ol
$557,695
$502,493
$881,023
$1,051,605
189,563
212,522
357,599
569,401
$368,132
$289,971
$523,424
44,000
88,000
$435,424
$394,204
$0.56
$0.99
$0,90
in
deducs.—____
land
income
Net
Preferred
divs.
bids
the
Barksdale
Air
Force
the
ol'
for
an
com.
the
U.
$324,132
*EarnS.
per
"■■Based
$0.74
sh.__
com
440,000 shares of common
on
and
Base
tracts
leases on two
gas
near
Shreveport,
La.
Bureau
j
Department accepted its
sealed bid sale. It paid
$1,026,300. ("Tulsa Daily World.")
Interior
S.
leasng of 1,886 acres cf land on
acre
both
011
This company
'/stock
ap¬
oil
awarded
been
tracts, or
Louisiana Power & Light
avail,
Inc.
La.-y'
has
management
for
$550
con¬
etc.
Shreveport,
88,000
$245,971
of
corporation
land
Corp.,
Gasoline
Natural
Property—
$482,204
44.000
income
Gross
Inf.
47,698 shares of
outstanding.—V. 168,
common
the same price.
and 51,333
$10 par preferred
p. 647.
has
now
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
taxes_'_.i!l_*'
&
exp.
Non-oper.
dates
contains
tract
orders
exps.
Other
2679.
p.
its
model
turbo-compound
new
airline
planes, which can be
either in luxury or tourist
passengers
revenues
Leases
or early summer of 1954.
the property has a frontage of 674 feet on North Avenue,
mile north to Armitage Avenue,
and ells to the west
new
proximate. y
99
on
backlog
announced.
Thai
to
Operating
spring
of
the
the
for
foreign
■
obligations,
substantial
a
United
the
in
—" 82,864,954
revenues
Oper.
new
opening
service
Long Island Lighting Co.—Earnings—
area
stores " With
tentative
011
office
and
application
an
filed
future.
Period End; June 30—
center,
40
on
July
25
Constellation
Super
two
mid-1955.
Period End. June 30—
Kings County Lighting Co.—Earnings—
per¬
or
start
par
offered
operating costs
test, for filing-
pay
field
in California
manufacture
bearing
near
177,* p.''2130,
Oper.
of
Bangkok,
in
for
24, after which shrs. would be 1 available to the public at.
enlargement of approximately 25 others.
scheduled to open, between now and Jan. 1,
been
to
the
and
to
pay
existing
borrowed money.
organized
to
Patent
and
application
Oper.
1955.
at
publicly
were
The
"
Chicago
order
subscribe
Chicago
distribution
a
to
stock
With the exception of certain operations to be
on hand substantially all
equipment, tools, ma¬
has
it
1248
30,
Common
growth program of Jewel's Chicagoland food
in September, 1 52, ca led for an objective of
of
to
as
right
common
Authorized
half
a
around
have
scheduled
site
extends
end
serve
Delivery of
for
division, reported.—V.
,
V
the relocation
Leases
struction
The
planned
announced
as
1954.
continue
will
warehouses
-
over-all
Some
a
CAPITALIZATION
"
*
warehouse
new
stores.
service,
set
effiee.
new
proposed
-The
will
offices. "Approximately one-third of headquarters'
each of the present Bairingion and Chicago otncei
supplementing
food
which
15th
Additional
serv¬
Avenue
transfer
The
buying
meat
the
of
shares
now
and
Ashland
150,000
Dialaphones
supplies required
and
Nov.
mer¬
home
of
most
functions, for
shares
well equipped plant
Calif.
course
headquarters in suburban Barrington, 111., and for the
food
stores
department, now headquartered at 3617 South Ashland
Avenue, Chicago.
It will concentrate all buying functions for both
operating departments in one office, except for produce, dairy, deli¬
catessen,
has
Mateo,
another
office
the
59
uled
orders
company, officials
is
Balance
company
San
on
v
1
commercial
|Airways
tions.
from
on
1839.
p.
This application was
allowed by the Patent Office on Jan. 29,
1953 with 20 claims, many
of which broadly cover basic features of Dialphone.
A patent include
ing- these claims is expected to be issued from this application in due
a
'
retired
be
177,
and
Dialaphone
United States
story
two
warehouse of<
Jewel's distribu¬
and
supplementing
lor
foot
square
stockholders
patents
fees and
was
an
Dialaphones.
1954.
executive
chandising operating
ice
50,000
a
proceeds
for
Corp.
company
terials
site
planning have been completed and ■ construction
August with occupancy scheduled for late August or
this
September
includes
of
square
Chicago
and
start
The
development
office
will
share.—V.
per
total
nearly 100,"
Thai
Operating
manufacturing
subcontracted,
•
George
Clements, President.
The
executive
"to
company.
at
,
directors
the
L.
8
110,506,782
Development Approved—
property
*.
.
8
17,167,758
in
ofifce
The
New
by
1953—24 Wks.—1952
110.069,121
8
18,237,654
boosts
factory is located at 315—8th Avenue, San Mateo, Calif.
was organized to manufacture and sell the Dialaphone,
an
instrument -designed
to dial automatically frequently called tele¬
phone -numbers.
The
Dialaphone
was
conceived, and
designed
by
James
Kilburg,'President, who may be deemed to be in control of
Up—
1953—4 Wks.—1952
8
1
converted
so
180,000
BUSINESS—Corporation
The
Tea
highly
price.
same
foreign
principally for attorneys'
Its
Jewel
not
unsubscribed
headquartered
Ltd.,
Aircraft
powered by turbo-compound engines to speed
competitive air routes in Europe and Asia.
Addition of the two Thailand aircraft to Lockheed's transport
offered
,
for
2
Co.,
Lockheed
transports
announced
that
to
satisfy
sinking
first preferred stock, 5.6% series,
now outstanding had been called
24
shares
May
June
22,
June
the
1473.
p.
leaving outstanding only
100,000 shares.—V. 177, p. 1839.
of
Aircraft Corp.—Receives Thai Order—
Airways
handed
share).
applications
812.30
were
Lockheed
Thai
46,288
Kilburg Corp., San Mateo, Calif.—Offering—
before
per
Oh
-
assets
1953,
retired
were
price ,of $25.75
at- a
company
or
on
"t$l
incurred
811.40
30,
Monesmith,
June 30,'52
.
third
Shares—
Called
1953,
(James)
Lower—
Dec. 31.'52
share.,
per
the
in
Holders have the privilege of converting these shares
common/
Aug.
at
June 30.'53
stock
original issue
PROCEEDS—The
Investment
As of—
continue
June
requirements, 4,761 Shares of
of approximately 9,000 shares
by the company.
2353.
p.
will
ended
months
12
preferred
of
director!
The
applied to
authorizing the purchase by Wisconsin Power
from Interstate
of
all
of 4he
16,274 outstanding
shares of capital
stock of Interstate
Power Co. of
Wisconsin for a base price of 82.359,730
(8145 per share);
and the Commission has,, given interested
persons until Aug. 13, 1953, to request a hearing.
Interstate of
Winconsin.
a
wholly-owned suosidiary of Interstate,
owns
and operates electric utility
properties in three counties in ex¬
treme southwestern Wisconsin. Its service area adjoins that of Wis¬
consin and its properties are interconnected with those of Wisconsin.
As soon as reasonably possible after the acquisition of the stock uf
Interstate of Winconsin, Wisconsin proposes to merge the properties
for
Winconsin
and
company
SEC
trend
favorable
the
Calls Preferred
the
7
(387)
quarter."
1953—4 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Sales—>
indications
Stores, Inc.—Sales—
Department
Period End. June 30—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
has filed an
a
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
application with the Federal Power Com¬
Bogolusa,
proposing to acquire electric facilities in and around
La.,'from the Gaylord Container Corp. The purchase price
mission
would be
$1,350,000.—V. 177, p. 2570.
stock.
'
Kaiser Aluminum
Three
Months
sales
Net
Cost
Ended
Corp.—Earnings—
31—
product
1952
838,455,000
selling,
Amortization
in
taxes
Net
of
excess
profit
—
of
directors
cash
earnings, of
1,353,000
*2,067,000
82,661,000
version
$2,478,000
87.10
for
80.67
80.62
stock-
Rate
have
declared
5%
1953,
will
be
quarterly
a
stock
cash
dividend
dividend
the
on
paid
the stock
on
The
stock.
stock
Aug.
declared
Scrip
dividend
preferred
as
convertible
5%
shares
1.37779
to
Kaiser
The
177,
Motors
F.
Kaiser,
Inc.,
on
two
automobile
July
—V.
is
as
Willys
and
000
of
built
pointed
been
bv
as
and
Kaiser
the
out
well
and
sales
establishing
as
will
for
177,
be
of
to the
than
more
sales
and
4,000
service
present owners of
177,
had
for
taxes
on
State
more
24 Weeks Ended—
June 13,'53
13,'53
177,
1,620,000
3,158,000
1,704,000
$2,580,000
$1,573,000
81.59
$3.13
oil
from
Revenues
Sales Increase— '
Land Co.—May
177,
,
:
1953
1952
$31,711,339 $29,438,142
26,883,658
24,395,881
$5,042,261
$4,827,681
Dr62,364
Drl28,752
$4,765,317
$4,913,509
1,632,866
.
1,576,716
income
gross
$3,132,451
income__'
stock
dividend
—
230,000
to com. stk.
$2,902,451
shares
$0.95
requirement----
•'
«■
.
share
per'com.
177,
.
V
Net
1953—5 Mos.—1952
•
$1,455,301
.
'
■
$8,127,325
(on
2785.
p.
j
„
,
■
'
.
$3,336,793
230,000
$3,106,793
$1.02
—V;
177,
$7,276,529
\
'
'
''•-<>
Land
Cattle
&
1953—6 Mos.—1952
M953—Month—1952
$4,837,005 $31,867,619 $28,103,482
$5,541,601
•
2679.' '"
p.
Leon
*
<
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
See
Pecos
Exploration Co.
below.—V.
178,
p.
Co.—Sales
and
Profits
Six Months Ended June 30—"
Higher—
1953
-
.
Lerner
1352
*
^
sales
$5,725,307
—
Net .profit-alter
^Earnings
r
*Based
30,
Federal ta-xes_>__'
common
share—T_i
per
on
__
257,884
shares
of
common
.
stock
518,570
,
$1.63
.
85,185,027
.
-
outstanding
481,471
'
$1.48
observed
income
for
the
these
that
half
results,
"the
year
Dwight S. Brigham,
entire
occurred
increase
in
Frank
I
sales
for
the
year
Light
&
Heat
Co.—Proposed Acquisi¬
Natural Gas Co. above.—V.
176, p. 240.
Investors Trust—Reports
Big
Gains in
Shares Outstanding—
This
Trust,
the
nation's
oldest and largest open-end
investment
company, in its report for the three months ended June 30, 1953 calls
attention to the present diversification pattern of the trust.
Almost;
40%. of the stocks in portfolio have better than average long-terra
trend in growth of earnings, the report states.
About 35% are in in¬
dustries
returning a higher than average income rate with good ap¬
preciation possibilities but are more subject to business cycle fluctua¬
tions. The balance,
or
about 25%
arc believed to have better than
average
income stability as investments in companies whose earnings
should
hold
up
relatively
well even under less favorable business
and
conditions.
Total
net
assets
the
of
trust
the
for
quarter
ended
June
30
were
the same time last year
June 30, the trust had
107,375 shareholders and 25,993,533 shares outstanding. These are new
high points in the trust's history and represent gains of 14,739 in >
$483,406,247,
asset
with $474,449,498 at
share was $18.60. On
compared
value
per
shareholders and 2,080,817
in shares over a year ago.
months of 1953 were the largest
history of the company, the trust
the same period were at a lower
than normal level, based on the average percentage of redemptions for
the past five years.—V. 176, p. 2532.
Net
sales of
shares for the
first six
first half-year period in the
Redemptions of shares for
any
reported.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co.—Sales—
quarter of a billion dollars of Ordinary
and
Group life insurance during the first six months of this ye..r,
Leland J Kalmbacli, President, announced on July 22. He reported that
ordinary sales of $193,732,388 and Group sales of $64,553,533 maki igf
a
combined total of $258,285,921 constituted the largest six montnj
production in the company's history.
Total insurance in force in the company increased by $167,297,6*5
to $3,792,099,075. Ordinary insurance in force was $3,482,019,873, ana
company
sold
over
a
$310,079,202.
Total
in
both
the second
Chairman
net
sales
quarter
and
ments
—V.177,
of the
The
Corp.—Current Sales Off—
V 1953—Month—1952
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$12,797,636 $12,991,235 $59,703,975 $60,293,880
2679.
p.
,
1
'
Lilly & Co.—Transfer Agent—
Bankers
net
New
York
present
—V.
177.
and
receipts for
was
were
expenses
months were $129,192,348, of which $7-,Nearly 80% of the company's disburse¬
policyholders and beneficiaries. Among l ie
the six
income.
premium
payments
to
incurred by the company,
$2,345,445 went for Federal income
taxes
'I---
June
on
1953.
Commenting. on
during the fiscal year
12 months, it was announced by
July 28.
"the company's
011
said
Massachusetts
058,456
Period. End. June 30—
Saks
(Eli)
Board,
Stores
'
*
Net
the previous
Manufacturers
Group,
149.
~
Fibre
■
sales increase of 62%
.
»
Keyes
over
a
2785.
p.
The
.
sales-
'
3,039,860)
—
Inc.—June Sales Increased—
Period End. Junev30— ''
-
30
President,
Freimann
177,
Net
1
'
income
inc.
—V.
'
,.$1,761,397
2785.
p.
_____
'Balance-of net: income applicable
r
and
royalies
gas
i
:
taxes----
and
incorne___
v
-
$
$
569,260,484 561,985,340
St. Louis, Mo.—Earnings—
revenues
expenses
Preferred
•
1953—Month—1952
Period End. May 31—
—V.
$
79,593,471
149.
p.
Lane Bryant,
County
1953—28 Wks.—1952
1953—4 Wks.—1952
$1.86
sh. (alter pfd. divsu
'
Sales Increase—
Co.—Shows 62%
Shareholders
income
Net
13,277,COO
$1,310,000
,
'
.
recorded
company
Freimann,
for
'
'
>.
Kern
$73,967,466 $75,884,274
.
Interest,, etc., deductions from
1839.
p.
137,683,701
June 14,'52
5,744,000
12 cents per
to
share for the
1953—6 Mos—1952
than 2,000,-
.
—V.
144,170,385
Canadian
-
Earns, per com.
.
July 11—
Operating
2,930,000
income.^—r
and
income—
on
profit
'
81,057,600
Gross
fiscal
the
Thomas B.
S
1953—Month—1952
'■
$12,807,517 $12,406,521
2679.
p.
178,
by
25
tion—
—
_
177,
Operating
Operating
Net
Net
22,966,551
26,142,067
'
of
quarter
July
earnings
compared
ended June
V.
S
S
S
first
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
J
Laclede Gas Co.,
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
Fed.,
'
$
$24,835,000 $49,138,000 $41,957,000
before
lor
4
Sales
Kaiser
new
the
Kress & Co.—Current Sales Up—
Period End.
and
in
for
announced
was
will be ap¬
proximately $60,000,000, the largest volume in our 34-year history."
Sales of the company in the previous fiscal year totalled $37,000,000.—
Kroger Co.—July Sales Increase—
the
achieved
outlets
Co.—Earnings Up—
earnings
1953,
for the quarter were $476,960 or 33 cents per
share the preceding quarter and 27
corresponding quarter last year. I.
Parent corporation earnings of $519,591 were reduced somewha<t by
a
loss sustained by the Eureka Redwood Lumber Co., a wholly owned
subsidiary.—V. 178, p. 242 and V. 175, p. 2378..
as
per
See Hope
2353.
p.
June
$19,203,000 $18,691,000
2679.
p..
(S. II.)
—V.
already
31,
President.
Consolidated
share
cents
Mr.
Twelve Months Ended May 31—
sales
Prov.
$3,697,000
Kresge Co.—June Sales Higher—
organization,
cars
in
trend
May
Magnavox
2679.
Peliod End: June 30—
Willys Motors,
programs
passenger
12 Wks. End.
Profit
Malarkay,
The
each
a
result of the recent transfer
functions of Kaiser as purchasing,
have
expanded
as
177, p.
Other
Net
arriv¬
1953—6 Mos,—1952
1953—Month—1952
"Sales——-:—:—--'
—V.
will
paid Aug. 31
new
a
the
companies
two
vehicles.—V.
Willys
Kendall Co.
in
Unit Formed—
the
distribute
to
economies
organization
Willys cars,
gas
the
$3,998,000
„•
by both companies.
providing
States,
natural
ended
year
Kinney Co.—June Sales Up—
b
and some engineering.
combined
off
straight
until sometime
in
July,
1951.
results for this period would
completed
Period End. June 30—
be
•<
stock
be
to
will
issuance
to
stock
common
thi^ corporation
plans to expand
Division,
operating
to
earnings,
71.2c.—V. 177, p. 1839.
Sales
of such major automotive
accounting,
United
entirely
additional
these
writing
to
due
converting
not
was
(S. S.)
dividend
a
subject
dividend
Corp.—New Sales
President,
Sale
Kaiser
substantial
The
of
32V2
1681.
p.
manufacturers
vehicles
commercial
Mr.
share,
per
cost
stock,
conversion parity of the preferred* stock
new
announced
29
Kaiser-Willys
to
the
Sales
—Vi
Edgar
include additional
in the year 1951 of
1952
I
12.
certificates
preferred
of
result of the stock
a
stock.
$36.29.—V.
the
of
rate
of
common
stockholders of record
to
outstanding
shares.
1.31234
common
be
18.4c
of
(G. R.)
Changed—
the California Corporation Commissioner.
by
from
of
the
will
13
extra
an
presently
conversion
share
on
July
on
fractional
increased
June 30,
M Wood Working
upward
86.61
stock.
preferred
common
dividend
permit
a
months ending
12
ing at the Federal income tax provision which is in keeping with a
ruling of the United States Treasury Department, even though con¬
3,855,000
M &
An
1
on;
and
the
as
.-The
for the
i
one-tenth
2,330,000
payable on Aug. 31,
issued
f
,
1,708.000
normal depreciation—
Distribution—Conversion
cents per share
well
y
Period End. June 30—
Stock
The
*
1,762,000
.
as
per
write-offs recommended
and other miscellaneous adjustments.
arising from sale of plant property,
3,285,000
■^'Credit.
The
$41,942
1953 in¬
share of com¬
30,
June
33,221,000
amortization
and
—
share
per
3,603,600 shares of
both
of
ending
or
9.5c
45.159,000
income
on
'375,000 shares cf 5%
5%
income
months
12
'
Excluding
Earnings
net
and
2,011,000
expense
depreciation, depletion
Federal
months
6
extraordinary
stock
Resulting
:
the
the Public Service Commission
by
administrative,
___
Normal
mon
.i
1
sold,
other
and
general
clude
1953
859,301,000
——
of
Interest
Chemical
&
May
for
Results
to
p.
Trust
receive
2249.
Co.,
and
New
deliver
York,
class
has
"B"
been
appointed
common
stock
agent
in
for transler.
$71,965,908 and showing a 4.11% yield were
purchased during the period. This compares with purchases of $6. ,481,033
and a yield of 4.00%
a year ago, on a book value bans.
Commitments for new mortgage loans totaling $50,749,974 were male
during the six months with a resulting
average return of 4.63 '7.
Mr.
Kaimbach told the directors that the average yield on all
investments made since Jan. 1 was 4.32% .—V. 176, p. 1675.
Bonds
amounting
to
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(388)
Investment Trust) has applied
it has ceased to be an in¬
Company Act; and the Com¬
mission
gave
interested persons until July 31,
1953, to request a
hearing. At May 28. 1953, Mayflower's assets consisted solely of cash
in^the amount of $380,620, and its capitalization consisted of $100,000
fact-amount of 4%
junior notes, due March 1, 1954, and 7,500 shares
of common stock, no par.
No interest has been paid on the junior
notes since 1937.
Unpaid accrued interest totaled $819,000 at Feb. 28,
This
SEC
and
for
National
America,
in
which
the
the
by
to
purchase
$2
per
share,
Mayflower
to
notes
had
has
no
Sales
to
which
175.
the
same
The
be
investment
an
would
The
will
be
to
an
2594.
p,
177, p.
working
The
loan
is
Massachusetts
and
Co.
until
is
It
1967.
Life
secured
and
Co.
Insurance
2680.
p.
.
payments
Milwaukee
in
property
by
Total
packaging
Net
net
—V.
value
176,
Stores
Corp.—June
Period End. June 30—
Sales
____;
—V.
177,
time
$8,305,465 $45,427,863 $45,711,721
$8,627,262
2680.
p.
The
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
its
time
1473.
p.
the
Stores Co.—June Sales Up—
Sales.
—V.
__
3%
Co.
is
company
bonds
ing from
85%
purchase)
to
and
($10
offering
dated July
publicly
99'A %
of
principal
shares
15,000
of
five-year
of
$150,000
1953 and due July
10,
cumulative
8%
preferred
stock
BUSINESS—Corporation
was
incorporated
Oct.
having its principal oifice at 5a6 Newark
N.-
Y.
It
is
or
commercial
sumer
PROCEEDS—The
offered
for
the
obligations
the
be
to
are
ceived
cash
The
16,
the
of
the
of
177,
Shoe
The
ordinary
class
Retail
—V.
1953—5 Wks.—1952
sales
177,
$11,770,303
holder
Mengel Co.
-
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$0.35
$8,739,527
686,908
255,145
351,000
114,000
*730,000
stock
common
of
$335,908
will
$1.47
be
1 n
dated
$141,145
$705,228
$414,863
■
$0.92
$21,590,327 $17,704,oil
1,435,228
818,863
cation
this
profit,
of
the
91,377
78,744
188,001
156,063
for
net
six
tributed
(2)
months
and
cents
for
The
of
(1)
(3)
equities.
54
cents
are
+ Equal
share
a
$893,229
$1.14
to
for
the
Company's
quarter in
S.-Mengel
Ltd.
(100%
Kalistron,
Plywoods,
owned
Inc.
of
1953,
Inc.-
(50%
loans
Sales
over
177,
%
1953—Month—1952
$10,113,000
"
Definitive
first
able
for
York.—V.
mortgage
bonds
bonds
177,
•
of
3»/»%
that
stock
series
series
at
due
1982
for
share.of
each
debt
required
are
(In
Canadian
Trust
to
—V.
to
Co.
of
75,000
one
in
substantially equal
*
Bank
Building,
of
the
Jackson,
income
operating
Financial
charges
structkm
—V.
revenue
by
business
Model
its
at
Discount
has
company
Dec.
on
and
its
at
177,
177,
funded
on
debt
and
Net
subsidiaries
two
Jackson
in
and
wholly-owned
a
named
below
have
and
.
Gann
Mc-
Securities Co.,
Inc., South Bend, Ind., on July 22
5,400 shares of capital stock (par $2) at $18 50
share.
■,
offered
-per
'After
Dec.
Baker,
10,000
178,
p.
Simonds & Co
Kidder &
M.
A.
corporate
research
in
proceeds
existence
Ind.
Subsidiary
go
is
dates
laboratories
Elkhart,
to
Inc..
are
Laboratories.
to
from
stockholder.
pharmaceutical
1884
located
are
selling
a
a
on
whose
and
six
corporation
principal
of
acres
land
whose
offices
owned
and
fee
affiliated
companies, fully owned and consolidated.
Include
the
following:
Miles
Laboratories,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
CanadaMiles Laboratories, Ltd., Bridgend, Great
Britain; Miles Laboratories
^mcr'c*n»
^nc-»
Elkhart, Ind.; Miles California Co., Los Angrelps,
Calif.; Ames Company, Inc.,
Elkhart, Ind.; Ames Company of Canada
Ltd., Toronto, Canada; and Sumner Chemical
Co., Inc., Zeeland, Mich.
The
corporation
proprietary
with
with
its
its
Is
both
medicines,
accounts
for
intensive
a
and
this
program,
several
new
products
SmStlSin hnd offered U"^r devel()Pment
fthaSa publicly
expected to be
thev
,
as
are
™i«,J?brUaryui-1950 Miles Laboratories,
PvT!whP? called Tabcin."
n8,"!! anti-hlstamine
lever which
is
During
«-7,h
Tuth
1950
.
additional
Additional
mins,
chemicals
also
pany
5,000
Mason
are
has
of
and
revenue
other
contribute
and
other
line
7,000
being
which
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
new
pnd
to
product
Monongahela
ment
W.
Co.
Power
and
Life
Insurance
Co.
Power
of
part
as
a
sale
new
a
purchased
land
lease-back
and
the
from
trust
•
arrange¬
office building in Fairmont,
for
The
ment.
latter
after
for
provides
that
lease
30-year
a
with
options
for
deodorant.
sales
of
Montana Power Co.—Proposed
An
application
has
been
filed
with
executive
its
and
revenues
177,
p.
of
Federal
Power
electric
The
project
on
proposed
downstream
the Flathead River
project
from
the
would
be
powerhouse
a
through
2680.
*»
•*
the
-
sale
stocknolders,
on
Mont.
approximately
of
-
four
Montgomery
Ward
&
Co.,
,
-
miles
the
Inc.—Sales Up—
1953—Month—1952
Period End. June 30—
$
$
92,803,993
Sales—
177,
p.
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$
oi
one-for-ten
a
short-term bank
stock, $25 par,
1
" •
basis,
loans and to
of Worcester
T """
*» ? .
,
called
has
v
r
for
.
redemption
on Sept. 1,-1953, for the
20-year sinking fund collateral
series
State
C,
due
Congress
&
for
'
redemption.—V.
v
178,
p.
54.
i">..-v ;%
.*;•
New Mexico Copper Corp.—Stock
-*■
■■
'7
Offered—
'
,
■
—
Sabbath
Co., Washington, D. C., are offering 586,000 shares
(par 25 cents) at 50 cents per share.
intends to use the proceeds for sinking and drifting
shafts, hoisting and mine equipment, diamond drill equipment and for
J.
.
company
capital.
corporation
District
the
*.
stock
common
The
company's (existing
hydroelectric developments near Poison, Mont.-r-V. 177, p. 2131.
one
$4,166,100
sinking fund, $61,000 of
delivered
'
.The
proposed hydro¬
in Lake County,
located
of
retire
bonds,
so
working
Commission
title
*re
of
all
to
mining
clear
the
operations
Red Cloud Mining
concentrated on
are
district.
The corporation also owns 5S
Mining District near Carrizozo, N. M_.
indebtedness
of
in
claims
M. "Present
N.
Claim in this
in the Nogal
claims
claims
All
23
owns
Corona,
near
Conqueror
mining
them.
and
the
corporation
has
legal
~ -
-
shipped
has
already
ore
with
the
first shipment
going to the General Chwnical Division, Allied Chemical A: Dye Corp.
of Deming, N. M. ThisMpks -an unsorted shipment consisting of 53.6®
tons,
55.9%
grade fludfspar and brought the company $10.79 per
ton, F.O.B. Deming, N. M.—V. 176, p. 959.
corporation
The
$
92,345,288 428,112,233 434,301,124
New York Central
2680.
See
Chesapeake
&
RR.—C & O Increases Investment—
Ohio Ry.
above.—V. 178,
p.
298.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Period End. May 31—
Operating
Federal
1P53—Month—1952
revenues
expenses
income
taxes.
-
operating
taxes
Net
operating
income
$1,203,705
charges—5::
1,054,744
758,119
4,060,575
3,648,155
$852,559
' ' 690,734
$5,675,654
$4,471,057
3,528,426
"
1
782,449
New York,
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$11,671,261 $10,233,917 $57,304,440 $49,445,882
8,717,257
8,027,635
43,348,717
38,217,539
967,850
595,604
4,219,494
3,109,131
•
U.
Net
—V.
after
177,
p.
2570.
■
>*-•
'
4,686,848
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Gross
S.
income
income
-
taxes
1953—Month—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$13,951,467 $11,157,390 $83,196,460 $77,451,865
1,434,500
863,500
9,249,000
7,933,000-
696,148
1,729,906
4,228,598
11,052,103
3,972,943
10,155,92®
1,400,772
8,990,092
8,161,597
$4.26
$3.81
649.602
1,283,131
944,725
'Earns, per com. share
$0.66
•
$0.41
♦After preferred dividend.—V.177, p. 2681.
Other
ry.
tax
Net
vita¬
subsidiary
its
to
Payment will be made at the ■ State-Street Trust
trustee,
bonds
•-
of
_
Hydro Project—
the
by this company requesting a preliminary permit for
Other
"One-A-Day"
Operations
authoriza¬
July 24 has applied to the SEC for
sell
1971, at 100.94%
of the principal
Co., sinking
Streets, Boston, Mass.
<
Coupons maturing on Sept. 1, 1953, may be detached and collected
in the usual manner, at the option of the holder, i>e-!presented with th«
4%
fund
M.
time.
Monongahela's
new
office building will house
headquarters staff in Fairmont.—V. 176, p. 2271.
the
of
amount.
has
Co.
approximately $1,500,000, it was announced on July 17. J
In this type of arrangement, the property is sold to New York Life
and the latter leases^ it back to the seller under a long-term
agree¬
—V.
fungicide
$18.25
profits
realized
net
Redemption—
company
account
Sells, Then Leases Back
—
involving the construction of
Va„
are
called
from
5,000
,
York
New
Operating
a
share
Gas & Electric Association—Financing
on
and
to
proposes
Partial
developed
Inc. introduced direct to the
compound for colds and hay
includes
materially
and
issue
per
$5,711,165
312,978
2354.
p.
18,784 shares of the common
Light Company, its subsidiary
Gas
comp'etely developed.
commodities.
compounds.—V.
In
currently
products
new
ethical
to
cents
35
purchase
5,000
149.
'JAlka-Seltzer"
revenue.
company
which
introduced
cleaner
sources
also
company
of
being
saies
pr,°^uct is an antiseptic, bactericide
qualities as a
'Nervine"
companies
of
the
distributor
principal
product
major percentage of
research
subsidiaries
producer
its
the
of
177,
Association,
(1)
'$17.57
194,916 additional shares of its common stock, and (2)
make bank borrowings of $2,000,000.
With $he proceeds, the com¬
to
and
in
-,
payment
Jun 30, '52
345,498
'$18.62
share—
New England
This
5,000
Co
Brothers.-;.
7,500
Property—
rehewal
net
Miles
$26,442,26®
$6,434,039
362,471
1952.—V.
29,
tion
Shares
15,500
.
The
.
$6,369,136
outstanding
asset value per
Net
Dec. 31, '52
Jun 30, '53
assets
Total
Shares
underwriters
& Co
The
Offered—Albert
1953-r-O Mo$;-r-1952
.
$4,795,964 $28,677,901
Fund—Net Asset Declines—
As of—
incor¬
.
2570.
Laboratories, Inc.—Stock
'
Sales Up—
2010.
p.
New England
is
Coldwater
subsidiary
other
company,
Monongahela
'
Miles
.
$5,372,523
.
$
$
1953—Month—1952
»
—
177,
1953—28 Wks.—1952
$
30,933,256 245,086,505 201,172,74®
Brothers, Inc.—June
sales
—V.
to
—V.
' 683,376
678,228
Sales Increase—
1953—4 Wks.—1952
Period End; June 30—
10,
to
Taylor
$1,740,882
con-
loans
p.
$2.11
"A
2680 and 2571.
pp.
Neisner
15, 1947.
Smith, Hague & Co
5,635,810
$1,595,127
$3.27
$0.92
<
35,501,738
—V.
1203
agreed
the
from
$6,744,124 $24,074,732 $15,546,590
$1.77
Sales
The
group.
located
are
Company
offices
Corp.,
Bradbury-Ames Co
-
$12,989,799
—
share
2250.
p.
$
amounts
The
Net
—-
per
177,
in the State of Michigan
Paul C. Kimball & Co.__,
6,042,412
in Michigan
company
Mich.
-
-
•/ 1953—3 Mos.—1952
National Tea Co.—July
/
incorporated
was
offices
$1,800,605
Steel Corp.v(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. July 18—
is $21,000. 160,000 shares of com¬
upon conversion of the class A
,
company
executive
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$8,913,395
$8,152,381
1953—Month—1952
2680.
p.
60,000 shs.
188,190 shs.
the issue date of each
year
Shops, Inc.—Sales Up—
Shirt
$1,965,618
Net
issuance
for
1682.
p.
177,
—V.
58,500.
60,000 shs.
1500,000 shs.
vaiue)
retirable
For
year.
75,000
1951_____
are
preceding
1953—6 Mos.—1952
j
Income from oper. and
.
.
T-*- - other income$44,910,668 $17,506,239 $80,938,722 $42,363,320
Profit before inc. taxes
36,789,799
12,104,124
66,474,732
32,476,590
Federal taxes on income
23,800,000
5,330,000
42,400,000
16,930,009
80,000
value)
notes
the
and,
National
$900,000
,
$100,000
par
in
produced,
units were
12,738
sold
Outstanding
60,500
($1
par
said,
of
Period End. June 30—
FINANCING
,
Shares
$7,376,692
____
PRESENT
10,058
approximately
taxes
depreciation
177,
—V.
proceeds of
the company has agreed to sell
the underwriters 60,000 shares of its class A common stock, viz:
'53 Dec. 31, '52
$7,637,539.
including
the
from
Authorized
notes
stock
the
Sales
the
finance
he
period,
over
expanded
feet
National
class
wholly-owned subsidiaries: Jackson
Finance Corp., incorporated
in Michigan on July 6, 1951, and Model
Finance of Lansing, Inc., incorporated in Michigan on June 10,
1852.
These subsidiaries are engaged in the small loan and discount business
at Jackson and Lansing, Mich., respectively.
Currency)
Mar. 31,
TO
EFFECT
1950
15,
reserved
are
meet
Earnings
17,
porated in Michigan on Dec.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Ended—
received
(current)
stock.
handled
exchange¬
are
Guaranty
record number of homes in the fiscal
Price, Executive Vice-President, has
June 30, he added,
single-family houses
Period End. June 30—
••
UNDERWRITERS—The
operating revenue
Operating and other expenses
and
funded
GIVING
Nov.
($1
discount
The
1953—5 Mos.—1952
Gross
.
common
prior
the class A common stock
the company at a basic
through which loans are
made and their discount and wholesale financing activities are handled.
$9,589,000 $48,894,000 $46,890,000
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Months
dated
The
purchase
Three
of
time
any
increase
Lafayette
of
stock
working funds
Aug.
operate four offices
-
2353.
p.
dated
BUSINESS—The
The
temporary
or
at
It is impracticable to make any specific allo¬
portion due within
stock
1936.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
New
a
E.
production
needs,
National has added' 73,000
production space through acquisition of.anather plant
in addition, is completing an 80,000 square foot ad¬
dition
to its main plant. The latter expansion will increase capacity
at the
main
factory to 90 units a day. Capital expenditures in the
recently completed fiscal year totaled
$1,656,000, Mr. Price stated.
notes:
subordinated
common
foreign
a
owned).—
2680.
p.
arrears
may,
of
any
or
10-year periods beginning with
mon
owned);
in
33%
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
;
—V.
all
common
or
-
stock
National
Mercantile
stock
12-months
the
ended
year
To
in
proceeds from
company.
common
current
undis¬
■'
Period End. June 30—
George
30,
"
but .operating
(approximately
and
8 Uncon¬
the
A
'The
1903.
p.
notes,
Common
share
common
a
portion
■
.
$570,926
corresponding periods of. 1952.
Mengel
U.
Mengel West Africa,
177,
r
and
21
earnings
country);
V.
and
equities
$219,889
June
27%
a
square
the outstanding
share, together
accrued thereon
the company's
to
Junior subordinated
unconsolidated
cents
65
solidated
In
per
^
notes,
Class
$427,285
the
to
dividends
share
additional
any
5%
including.
equi¬
ties
Includes
of $5.50
sum
issue.
'Subordinated
unconsolidated
*
part of
whole or any
common
Short-term notes payable
unconsoli¬
•
all
A
one
;
affiliates———
Record Output—
Homes Corp.—Reports
corporation turned out
ended
October.
subject to adjustment.
bank
of
business
6%
Net
the
convert
added
excluding
equities
S Equity
to
A
redemption.
CAPITALIZATION
profit,
offered
404,000
tax
_•—:
tNet
(Mich.)—Stock Offered—
paying the
into shares of
rate
additional
$0.71
$11,18;,825
before
Income
extended
been
has
the sale of the class A common
working funds. It is anticipated
that the net proceeds will enable the company to obtain additional
bank loans and/or to sell additional subordinated notes when, and if,
1953—3 Mos.—1952
sales
Profit
thereof,
him
A
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
share—
stock,
common
40-cent cumulative class
stock (par $1) at $5 per share.
by
class
PROCEEDS—The
Pferioa End. June 30
Net
lor
of
conversion
$47,878,119 $33,039,768
stock
fixed
date
by
stock
♦Earns per com.
2,346,848
$1.39
_________
National's production represented
1.32%
of all
started throughout the country.
That compared with 0.71%
in the peak building year, 1950.
Current production in the company's plants at Lafayette, Ind. and
at Horseheads,
N. Y., is running at a 76-house-a-day rate, he said.
During the current fiscal year, he predicted, 25,000 houses -will be
produced. He also disclosed plans to enter the Southwest market with
a
house
specifically engineered and designed for that <part of the
country.
The company's restyled 1954 line will be introduced early in
New
of
redeem
may
equivalent
sum
a
redemption
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$7,882,737
notes
Co.
Service, Inc.
common
common
the
held
"
2680.
p.
share.
149.
p.
During
243.
p.
shares
60,000
company
A
with
to
Corp.—June Sales Increase—
Period End. June 30—
Ex¬
—
York, as agent to
of this railroad for shares of
Trust Co.,
C. Kimball & Co. and associates on July 27
Any
Melville
collateral
Railway
Central
convertible
2785.
p.
Marie Ry.
Sault Ste.
&
Bankers
the
re¬
ordinary nature of the business of
of the issuer to liquidate obliga¬
the
in
liquidations
of
Model Finance
above
as
$3,491,622
2,664.872
$1.41
I__—
outstanding
common
National
This
year
the
Aug. 31, 1954.—V. 178,
Paul
con¬
intention
such.—V.
as
course
the
and
of the securities
of the business
sale
the
ordinary
paper
the
not
officers
of
or
is
It
New
City,
discount,
at
to
Paul
25-year 5%%
Wisconsin
the
publicly
proceeds
in
in
Jersey
1937
Ave.,
purchasing
of
two
or
appointment
exchange
1
company
is
It
business
paper.
used
the
of
its
to
the
purchase
company.
tions
in
engaged
for
company.
per
178,
$3,990,774
-
shares
—V.
i
at
per
Jersey,
■;
reported.
change Agent—
share), of which 2,221 shares are being reoffered ati $10
per share, the same having previously been sold.
The preferred stock is subject to a
right of redemption at $10.30
per share and the accumulated dividends thereon upon 60 days notice.
par
taxes
1
St.
Minneapolis,
time of
upon
this
by
22
1952
$46,366,499
9,161.622
7,055,000
5,670,000
1953
$57,598,945
11,045,774
—L-----—____
—
income
Common
149.
p.
de¬
5%
1958 at prices rang¬
10,
(depending
amount
Net
Announced—
Tractor
Co.—New
powered
tractor,
July
'
•
The
benture
Income
three plow bottoms, was
reported to provide many
specifically requested by farm operators.—V. 177, p. 2785.
ZB
new
features
new
J.)—Bonds Offered—
(N.
of
taxes
The
annum.
Minneapolis-Moline
The
announced
Finance
notes
before
Earnings
177, p. 2680.
Mechanics
the aggregate maximum principal
1954, and to bear interest
funds will be used to pay
approximately $2,500,000 and for temporary
per
financing of the company's construction program.—V. 178,
$25,881,031 $25,689,2^4
$4,462,758
$4,781,274
Profit
/1953—6 Mos.—1952,
1953—Month—1952
__
3'/i%
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Sales
to issue to banks from
promissory notes in
of
rate
Gypsum Co.
6 Months Ended June 30—
of $9,000,000, same to mature Aug. 1,
amount
Milwaukee's
Period End. June 30—
Co.—r^otes to Banks—
has received SEC authorization
company
to
■
at
McLellan
Gas Light
Milwaukee
Up—
Sales
$22.77
$22.72
shr.
per
1950
$8,048,368
$18.03
$9,427,443
$21.08
$10,164,579 $10,202,159
assets
asset
1951
1952
1953
As of June 30—
flexible
of
Off—
National Aviation Corp.—Net Asset Value
and
Pere, Wis.
maker
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$14,283,763 $81,582,891 $79,139,033
1953—Month—1952
$15,681,056
177,
National
McCrory
i
Sales
—V.
$14.60
Murphy Co.—June Sales Higher—
Period End. June 30—
present
capital
Mar. 31/53
$13.90
share
per
1370.
(G. C.)
materials, now has a South
San Francisco blanch In rented quarters.
A new building with 35,000
square
feet, compared with the present 10,000 square feet, is to be
completed by Jan. 1.
and
June 30,'53
value
asset
—V.
$3,800,000 mortgage to
and to expand operations in
with Northwestern
Mutual Life
its
increase
will
increase
Francisco.
San
run
Milprint,
com¬
company
Mayflower
cause
De
$3,054,817
Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Arranges Loan—
to
Insurance
Net
•
corporation
South
owned
price.
Inc.—Net Asset Value—
As of—
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$2,877,414 $34,559,422 $33,098,972
2680.
p.
$5,000,000
by the bank at
remaining outstanding
at
to
cease
activities
company.—V.
thereof
177,
Milprint,
Corp.
the
purcha-e
to
an
costs.
1953—Month—1952
.___
—V.
Mayflower,
of
See de¬
publisher of
notification with
corporation,
Mutual Fund of Boston,
outstanding
value on a
Sheraton
stock
common
Mayflower
of
holders
voted
from
offer
an
shares of
stock
offer
to
from
oilmen's magazine, on July 27
filed a letter of
the SEC covering 500 shares of 6*
cumulative
preferred stock to be offered at par ($100 per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay operating
Increase-
Co.—June Sales
Miller-Wohl
Period End. June 30—
and
depositary
Colo.—Files With SEC
Petroleum, Inc., Denver,
This
tails in ¥.
purchase the junior notes of Mayflower
asset value at the time of the transfer,
to
their
for
in
engage
junior
the
stock
The
received
763.7
agrees
and
stock
investment
has
of
common
trustees have
pany's
not
Bank
bank
the
all
owns
the
is
Boston
placed.
and accrued interest, were quickly
178, p. 298.
par
years.
owner
Sheraton
of
stock.
common
Shawmut
of
Bank
and
Trust
of
some
Mr.
Sold—
Debentures
P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc., and associates, at
and
Corp.
that
Investment
Shawmut
the
shares
basis
declaring
the
under
National
2,880
owned
order
an
under
registrar
book
for
company
The
1953.
(formerly Shawmut Bank
Trust
the
to
vestment
Co.—4V2%
$250,000 of 4V2% serial debentures, due 1954-1958,
inclusive, recently offered publicly by Lee Higginson
The
Firm—
Investment
Manufacturing
Miller
Mayflower Investment Trust, Boston, Mass.—To Cease
as
3, 1953
Monday, August
...
ry.
Net
income
oper.
accruals-
inc
.
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(389)
New York
and
Steam Corp.—Earnings—
Months Ended
12
June
1053
20—
Operating revenues-..--!.1
Operating expenses and
!
■'
$21
to
19,670,381
$1,901,891
76,060
61,616
$1,648,041
$1,963,507
1957;
20,170,429
$1,571,981
and
1,
$21,242,362 $22,072,320
taxes--
including Nov.
1954;
1952
1,
and
income..-.-.
Operating
Non-Gperating
income
.
plied
outstanding,
added
Gross
income-—-
Interest,
-
LL—
deductions-^—
etc.
1,295,671
to
burse
the
of
ments
Net income
before
"Miscellaneous
Net
reservation
reservation
income
a
"Appropriated
property.—V.
income—
net
income.
net
:
—
352,370
for
670,004
300,000
300,000
$52,370
_
$370,004,
-
income
net
177,
of
:
of
acquisition
porate
bonds
of
of
or
and
11
affiliated
The
New
York
Telephone
.."Period End. May 31—-
..
39
1953—5Mos,~1952'" '
Federal
Other
3
$
268,918,194
Net
Net
249,256,546
26,663.000
5;355.304
28,617,610
26,832,238
operating income
charges.—
177,
(J.
2786.
p.
J.)
,
6,579,112
31.994,594
26,833,215.
Newberry
April
24.334,852
Co.—June
Sales
6%
3 Mos. Ended
turbines
accessories —
work
&
June 29,'53
*
Totals
at
Number
The
of
major
sions
5,508,366
employees at the
248,687,120
close
of
the
16,263
16,134
period
Butte
Mining
Peat
Co.,
power
sale
speculation."
PRESENT
FINANCING
1970
$2,785,000
$2,785,000
1977
500,000
500,000
200,000
Assurance
of
Co.
200,000
Stock
—
Corp.
..
.
stock
private
15
3:,,4%
of
The
al-1
New
American
(par
Peat
Moss
that company
In
.
and
elecjtric
of
U.
S.
utility
first
companies
Energy
Ohio,
mortgage
York,
Insurance
United
Co.,
Co.,
States,
$20,000,000;
$15,000,000,
the
Net
John
and
Hancock
five
notes,
through
agent
as
bearing
The
for
First
a
The
First
of
group
largest participants
are:
in
National
4%
and
National
Co.,
Inc.
(N.
J.)
the
to
par
12
banks
Jan.
the
of
and
City
two
of
■
their
The,
shares
in
York;
,
share. See also V.
per
178,
at
The
North
The
Butte
Mining Co.—To Change
stockholders
on
will
3
Aug.
vote
Name—
approving
on
of
proposal
a
to
the
articles
the
company
of
this
of
name
and
dealing with the nature
in.—V. 177, p. 2011.
engage
Gas
Co.—To
Sell
amending
on
of
business
the
the
application
stock
will
Sept.
pansion
be
18.
of
this
considered
Proceeds
by
from
State
Railway
financing
proposed
of
shares
250,000
Nebraska
the
the
sell
to
company
will
preferred
and
accrued
Sept.
&
1,
Co.,
—V.
Pacific
interest,
1975.
178,
$1,804,000
Payment
Incorporated,
redemption on Sept.
for
will
fiscal
collateral
of
made
be
agent,
at
Northwest
-
Orient
service
the
in
of
! Mr.
Harris
presided
Hawaiian
Airlines
Northwest
plans
P.
J.
CAB
N.
Hawaiian
Chief
a
the
Islands
pointed
enue
of
that
incentive
Net
to
its
planes
domestic
and
today. This
the
Thomas
L.
Wrenn,
record.
'
It
"
month
set
by giving
World
a
Net
increase
an
in
169,072,
of
it
to
Com.
a'carrier that
realize
route.
more
The
revenue
during
passenger
the
June,
than
in August,
and
365,579,
freight
1952,
151,198,
an
the
over
—V.
an
miles
over
ton
cash,
$10.63
or
be
to
used
$5,
for
to
1952,
miles,
increase
of
the
per
capital'.
Offered
to
a
$8,182,154
$7,363,165
1,085,294
2,173,973
2,138,475
(but
No
$2,427,437
$6,003,181
$5,224,690
440,625
881,250
881,250
•
$1,986,812
$5,126,931
Consolidated
11,09% ;
not
underwriting
The
—
residents
of
The
series
A
Ohio
Ohio
preferred
the company on
Co.
Telephone
p.
2,653,140
75,000
stock
is
:
Net income
corresponding
in
total
mail
of
is
Earnings
ton
taxes
__!
per
$3,026,436
802,981
550,152
income
on
497,850
341,096
._
$305,131
55,484
of
started.
It
par
30 days' notice, as a
—
Preferred
market
176,
The
demand
the
company's
and
is
and
is
plant
new
piogressing
the
that
expected
this
at
Newark,
schedule.
on
installation
of
The
plant
will
be
Calif,
began
buildings
are
equipment
production
has
producing
elec¬
Insurance
land
■>
and
buildings
and
lease
of "years.
To
capital
finance
to
date
of
them
Co.
of
the
California
the
the
back'
America
has
company
purchase
the
to
of
the
buildings.
Prudential,
p.
1965.
such
Upon
completion
advances
will
has
the
agreed
plant,
for
$986,748
land
purchase
to
estimated
company
used
of
the
be restored
of
$245.99
name
is
have
just
outward
an
taken
place
live years
sign
since
the
of
new
ago.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1,159,394
967,088
2,220,590
;
$955,824
$710,356
$1,888,374
oustand.
$1,634,395
1,242,799
1,242,799
1,242,799
1,242,795
$0.77
$0.57
$1.52
$1.32
$29,839,405 $29,280,512
4,108,964
3,915,44*
2,281,052
1841.
p.
1953—Month—1952
$4,347,985
177,
1953—6 Mos
1952
$4,280,390 $26,345,476 $25,961 815
2681.
p.
"
owned
Cement
of
a
Wash.,
a
authorized
by
the
subsidiary,
Co.—Unit
$4,000,000
Plans
board
gypsum
Industry for the
new
directors
Henry
of
J.
Kaiser
Kaiser,
Kaiser
new
of
Gypsum plant,
Puget Sound Area,
the
feet
square
of
Gypsum
President,
industry in Washington,
The
plant
Way,
be
Co.,
ships.
The
Gypsum
manufacturing
Redwood City.
Co.
announced
These
the
the
of
ship
transportation.
vessels
ore
—V.
175,
p.
years
the
the
July
16.
The
ports
San
on
San
Long
Marcos
Island
for
tho
is
efficient
10,000
own
especially equipped to handle this type of
in
deposit
gypsum
its
and
manufacturing
tidewater
operates
Beach
plant—receive
the
Marcos
on
productH
gypsum
of
Seattle
for
situated
company
ago.
two
new
material
is
and
The
two
operating
at
quarries
Mexico.
largest
on
plant is scheduled
acre site on East Marginal
Waterway
for
unloading of
purchased by Kaiser Gypsum
will
raw
company's
off
world's
been
wholly-
Alaska.
and
was
about
plants—as
principal
processes, from the
Gulf
of
California
bulk
property
the
m.1'1
has
a
9V2
a
currently is
in California
plants
ore,
on
Duwamish
approximately $100,000
plaster
Inc.,
board
Oregon, Idaho,
the
to
and
Northwest
only one of its kind within 80O
have a production capacity of
products for
the
building:
will
gypsum
constructed
access
ore
for
Co.
will
with
the
Expansion-
plant
Pacific
Construction is expected to begin this fall and
be in operation by December of
next year.
to
tea
material.
raw
424j
Oil Concessions Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
Phillips & Co., New York, are offering "as a specu¬
an
issue of 1,000,000
(par $1) at $2 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
the
and
a
from
the
to
long
for
construction
buildings
to
and
the
sale
working capital.—V.
to
176,
the
and,
if found
The
salaries
net
proceeds
stock
will
funds
will
to
be
shares
be
used
received
from
oil
are
and
stock
common
the
by
time
to
time
determine.
may
used
of
The
cor¬
purposed
exploration
gas
from
company
for such
major
in
Peru
commerciah
in
company
will
vehicles
quantities, their exploitation and develop¬
for geological surveys, drilling and other
operating supplies, as well as wages and
and
those
of
be
directors
the
as
which, such
ment.
pay
engaged
persons
its
in
operations
and
management.
^
BUSINESS—The
1952.
It
intends
company
to
engage
petroleum
concessions
petroleum
products
business
On
•
of
Oct.
first
the
12,
time,
to
organized
was
in
exploration
the
in
Peruvian
Delaware
oil
for
intends
held
oil
or
carry
any
thj
on
and
the
government
Peru,
of
under the Petroleum Law
1952, opened the Sechura Desert region
private
exploration
and exploitation
who
If
to
Aug. 11,
under
on
lands
on
Government.
found, the company
selling them.
are
1952,
companies
applied
for
and
were
granted
of
for the
Peru,
for
oil.
Amorg
concessions
were
and its subsidiary, Cia. Sud-Americana de Petroleo, S. A.,
major oil companies./
company
and
several
The
the
and
company
and
to
hectares,
in
from
producing
28,
March
of
oil
working
of
purposes
equipment,
cost
term
sale
porate
exploit
or
present
time
Sechura
These
resources
its
subsidiary acquired concessions
Zone
that
oil
any
120,846.16
Coastal
These
of
value
$14,515,588
1,677,444
share
per
Seattle,
the
warrants.
Prudential
$1,500,000,
Stock
redemption at the option
whole or in part, at $21.30 to
to
$1.38
trical
fibre
conduit
and
bituminized-fibre sewer pipe
for the West
Coast market during the latter part of this
year.
Sufficient floor space
is- being provided
in this plant to double the initial output if the
24,000
($20 per share).
52,892
-
1952
asset
1953—3 Mos.—1952
-
construction
in
151,120
$1.92
».
completion
$209,056
158,526
:
...
share
November,
been
June 15/52
N
Construction
nearing
involved.—V.
Federal
Shares outstanding
express
178, p. 298.
excess
for
net
.
'
"
of
2,115,218
Permanente
through
income
on
income
Dividends
June,
in
total
Dec. 31,'51
$3,923,915
taxes
In
company
lation"
commissions, returns
Federal
a
1953
Peruvian
——
before
had
that
the
taxes
shrsi
177,
,
less discounts,
30
its'liquidat¬
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—Sales
Up—
•
allowances
June
_
basis.
$1.80
___
June 14,'53
and
scheduled
on
subject
2,411,945
$1.93
—
stock
change
of
Sales
2571.
Gross sales,
revenue
July 20 offered only
shares of 6% cumulative
Company
$4,343,440
through
letter of notification with the SEC
shares
preferred stock, series A at
of
$3,512,731
1,066,934
its
the
Ohio
.
Earned
—V.
gypsum
$3,795,664
share—'..
the
control
profit.:
of
3,955
330.
p.
.
$7,359,210
Dr245
Dec. 29,'52
be offered to employees at $11.88 per share in
share in installment payments. The proceeds are
working
$8,182,399
3,077
440,625
at
coverage
this
On
Casting Co., Inc., long identified with the produc- '•
specialties, has changed its name to Penn¬
Iron., Corp., according to its President, Charley '
______
B. G.
the previuos
1,022,829
9.87%;
increase of 17.41% .—V.
23,760
period
com.
J
reported
company
10,000,000
72,528,092
with
increase of
an
corporation on July 22 filed
approximately
$3,509,654
Dr342
outstanding
0f
per
177,
Net
compared
—
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$3,796,006
$2,728,730
$11,547,237.
casting
said
before
100,000,000
24,970,918,23,003,629
_
863.
p.
687.
important' changes
assumed
Num.
$33,153,317 $30,362,839
—
was
asset
$15,665,676
miles
Co.—Earnings Higher—
when
record
company
more
or
flown
22.47',/
Total
June,
—
173,
to
Corp.,
11,213,288
—
outstanding.—v.
equal
.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Co.—Earnings—
operating
and
previously were
equity capital.—V. 178, p. 243.
of
$4,449,132,
were
ascribing to the $6 preferred stock
Period End. June 30—
participating companies
$2,288,105
end
Earnings
Products, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
par
it
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earnings—
all-tiine
Speitel
more
owners
15,000,-
$14,722,942
dividends!—
shs.
at
•
rev/-
in
shares),
of
clearance,
Electric
owning
net
a
common
p.
Malleable
in
12,328,.187
Balance
de¬
in June,- 1952.
categories
ago—-were:
miles, 429,215 and
covering
Mr.
many
one
Pan American would,
traffic via California.
13.2'/
flown
miles
in, other
930,973
Oakite
largest
$16,124,193
revenues-
income—______
Provision
year
1953, and
miles,
constructing,
1953—6 Mos.—1952
taxes
the
176,
Malleable
gypsum
Airways,
the
the California
would
American
an
routes
increase of
an
marked
ton
Indiana-Kentucky
of
$20,000,000
deductions!/.
Preferred
American
in developing
Pan
scheduled
international
passenger
'Increases
and
to
requires that the
■
also
revenues
Airlines
&
income—
Income
by a permanently
route all possible
88.822,400
was
SEC
assets
operation,
total
a
received
net
shares
appreciation,
had
After
P.1 Speltel.'
the
customer
full
stock
malleable
oi
sylvania
Kaiser
Gross
public interest
mlies over the 78,463,526
passenger
Carbon
tiou
—V.
subsidiary,
subscribe
income—'——
mile on the California service.
Orient
flew
in
total
110,000
Sales
capacity
kw—the
single
a
the
Period End. June 30—
proposal, has
purpose
revenues——
oper.
Other
Sets New All-Time High Record—
Northwest
by
Corp.—Asset
Pennsylvania Malleable Iron Co.,
Lancaster, Pa.—New
&
Gas
and
combined
a
1,800,000
into
units
Securities
Name—
annually.
financing
July 28.
on
expenses
Harris, '
R.
Northwest be linked
Pacific
that because
out
interest,
own
Harold
1953,
a
per passenger
its
in
Oper.
permanent
route
between
California and
rather than
to Northwest would jeopardize
the
has
greater financial
He
for
for
entered
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Service—
Examiner
velopment of the Pacific Northwest route
has
units,
contracted
ever
Y.
Civil Aeronautics Board hearing.
a
Assistant
the hearing,
Islands and
already
200,000-kilowatt
&
at June 30,
1953, valuing the investments at
estimated' (value and after
provision for estimated
pieference,
The
Morgan
8.
between
end
the
July 20 at
on
told
at
six
Bankshares
unrealized
share.—V.
per
Pennsyl¬
Co.
generating
the electric utility industry.
When
stations are expected to provide AEC
other, affiliated
and
101%',/.
bonds due
high-speed, low-fare air
the Hawaiian Islands
offer
to
equipment
before
certificated air route operated by Northwest.
He said that award of the route to Pan
which
of
has
power
$420,000,000
authorized
York
New
New
Inc.—Plans
pressurized
Pacific
President, disclosed
who
steam-electric
200,000-kilowatt
AEC
for
power;
Operating
and
two
have
Period End. June 30—
Northwest Airlines,
tourist
five
kw.
will
Valley.; and;; its
organised for;the
Corp.
243.
p.
station
-
at
4 '■>%
trust
Street,
2786.
p.
•
1953,
1,
office
the
Wall
23
177,
Redemption—
Ry.—Partial
has called
company
Co.,
Indiana
Power
$i3 7r>
s,ij.7b
value
or
on
$317.35 per share.
two
preferred stock, of which 250,000 will be sold this fall.—V.
Northern
Penn
electric ; generating
stations, together with related facilities, to
supply, the "electric; energy requirements of the Portsmouth Area Project
of the Atomic Energy Commission.
The cost of the facilities, including
necessary .working capital, is estimated to range from a minimum of
$370,000,000 to a maximum of $440,000,000.
American Gas & Electric
purposes.
Harry H. Siert, Treasurer, announced, that the company will hold a
stockholders' meeting soon to seek authorization for 750,000 shares of
The
Power
Southern
asset
preicrred
$6
Net
announced
.were
Ohio
West
$12 91
—-
on
the
Earns,
Valley's
% Ohio
Commission,
used for ex¬
be
Co.,
and
$
444.448,145
June 3ot'53 Dec.
31/52
$64,570,092 $68,809,029
tax
Tkxes
kilowatthours
The
Preferred—
The
Co.
net
and Cheshire, (Ohio) was commenced in December
is scheduled for completion in the latter part of 1956.
plant
two
000,000
Ohio
Co.,
Edison
$
467,929,189
—
1197.
quoted
plants,
contract
the., history
wus
The
on
Corp.
incorporation
shall
Northern Natural
;
Norbute
to
company
2,200,000
single
.
the
Edison
Potomac
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
83,449,813
share
per
share
per
The
(Indi)
Madison
Cheshire
'
change
of
and
year
Ohio
The
The Toledo-Edison
Madison,'
last
1
243.
p.
Powers Co.,
Power. Co.,
Construction
an
during.their life, at $1
1953—Month—1952
92,027,045
assets
value
177. p.
their
pension
New
Bank; Irving Trust Co., and Manufacturers Trust Co.,
York, and Mellon National Bank and Trust Co., Pittsburgh.
Electric" Co.,
150,
p.
of
nongahela
of
178,
2681.
income
the
them.
on
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—Asset Value—
Hanover
of
share
,
tl)e bank loans, each supplying
Bank
Co.
additional
be
d./.nt _June 30- 1953' the
1,
City
the
Cattle
per
-
net
$40.45
Life
Outstanding
stockholders
exchange-'for
in
will
Pennsylvania
In¬
Mutual
of
&
1,150,000
cents
Value—
North¬
maturing
Bank
Land
to
33
Penney Co.—June Sales Increased—
p.
asset
-V.
to
Life
Mutual
Leon
up
at
Pennroad Corp.—Total Assets Decline—
Equitable
The
177,
ing
$60,000,000
acting
of, New
by
'
■
,
,.
FINANCING
5,000,000.shs.
at
proceeds
_______
As of
15.' sponsoring electric utility companies or the parents of some
The 15 companies" are:
Appalachian Electric- Power Co.,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec¬
tric Co., The Dayton Power and Light Co., Indiana &
Michigan Elec¬
tric, Co., Kentucky Utilities Co., Louisville Gas and Electric
Co., Mo-
Authorized
„
—
issued
net
lotal
Commis¬
$42,000,000;
$42,000,000;
of
for
cents)
$
Sales
—V.
arranged
collateral trust
and
5
Pecos
one
——
has
"869,445 shs,.;
PRESENT
TO
•
,
cents)_
of
(par
,
e
.
July 30. This
Atomic
Portsmouth,
stockholders
to
stock
common
privilege).
(J. C.)
Equity capital of $20,000,000. which makes up the balance of Ohio
Valley's estimated maximum capital requirements,
will be
supplied
assignment by that company of all of its assets.
100,000 shares will be reserved ;lor the exercise of war¬
addition,
rants
:
■
10
shares
369,445
156, p. 2454.
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Stock Offered—
Pecos stock for each share of
Leon stock.—V.
80,000 shs.
$10,000,000.
of
The
Life
the
of
Insurance
arranged
York,
vania
"Includes
-
"L: :
•
.
Common
EFFECT
Hudson River RR._To Be
Acquired—
above.—V.
share lor each Leon share
(with an oversub
Rights will expire on Aug. 5.
Beer & Co
will act
dealer-manager in Louisiana and Texas.
The
of
on
has
used for
drilling expenses.
The company is also
distributing to its stockholders, as a property
dividend, 500,000 to 575,000 shares of Pecos stock
(depending on conveision of
outstanding preferred stock) on the basis of one-half share
—
plant near
York
New
Life
Co.,
was
New
(Del.)
Inc.
by
Society
Mutual
sale
1967,
Further details follow:
GIVING
its
basis
as
annually
100,000 shs.
$150'
right to subscribe
of
scnption
The
CAPITALIZATION
&
RR.
company is offering
record July 20 the
of
in
Outstanding
1961—___
Erie
snares
Authorized
requirements
$360,000,000
of
Insurance
Offering—Mention was made in our issue of July 20 of
public offering of 500,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) by R. A. Keppler & Co., Inc., iat $1 per
a
1953)
company's
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
will also offer 1,004,603 common
shares at $100 per
holders in the ratio of one new
share for each seven
preferred shares held.—V. 178,
p. 244.
This
telephone
30,
operation—including the largest
single issue of securities in the
a
diffusion
$125,000,000;
surance
the
share "as
office
April
150,000 shs.
of
formed
funds.
Moss
due
Electric
atomic
$10,000,000
American
of
the
its
or
Pecos Exploration
the
TO
stock
Valley,
western
below.
Co.
central
las
to
Paterson
the major portion of the estimated maximum
Life
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
North
North
EFFECT
-
financing
is
new
The
See
40
telephones
approved
company
See
172, p. 2362.
Valley
Co.,
reports income from long-term shipbuilding contracts
percentage-of-completion basis; such income for any period
will therefore, vary from the billings on the contracts.
Contract billings
and
estimated
unbilled
balances
are
subject to possible adjustments
resulting from statutory and contractual provisions.—V. 177, p. 1840.
-
as
surance
306,025.717
company
Norbute
1928
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1982, to be delivered in installments until Jan. 1, 1957.
Negotiated by The First Boston Corp., the sale was made to 29 incompanies, seven pension funds and two savings banks.
The
six largest participants in the loan are: Metropolitan Life Insurance
unbilled
—
the
on
operates
V
the huge
supply
2,034.516
5,318.661
3,214,502
contracts
7,
Consolidated
capital requirements of $440,000,000—all undertaken by
private capital—of the Ohio Valley Electric Corp.
$47,765,804 345,151.895 $77,486,926 $69,452,722
of
period
GIVING
placement
Ohio
r__—
balance
of
end
"Ohio
has
a
common
community in Kentucky.
one
through
year
299; V.
p.
amount
the
Estimated
each
l
negotiated
June 23,'52
2,632,461
906,804
2,565.323
Dec.
on
to
history of the business—were announced
—;—6 Mos. Ended
June 23,'52
1,581,986
The
share,
cor¬
cum.
direct
&
—
ops.—
reim¬
Commission.
Ohio
name
Financing Ap¬
—
$50,000,000 issue of 31-year debentures
for sale
to
the
public through competitive
bidding in September. Early registry with.
the> SEC is planned.
<
improve¬
lawful
Commission
Period End. June 30—
Billings during the per.;
Shipbdlg.
contracts— $24,811,647 $24,788,936 $40,952,699 $37,035,540
Ship conv. & repairs
18.806,842
16,241,653
28.583,105
24.874,300
Other
U.
other
PU
financing plan.
utility, 90% owned by American
The
proposed
Large Bond Sale Arranged—Notes Sold to Banks—Details of a $420,000,000
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—Billings
Hydraulic
and
owns
$25,000
notes,
Ohio
S70.268.142
Increased—
N
in
its
for
Telegraph Co.
000,000
During 1944 and 1945 the/company
companies were combined into on oper¬
pfd. stk., series 9 (par $20)
Common stock (no par valuei——3——
!
;
29,'53
California
additions
and
&
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$71,588,128
2681.
June
P.
to
property
extension
and
Ohio
changed
serving 48,719
Cumulative preferred
Increase—
1953—Month—1952
$12,878,329 $12,509,399
p.
serial
—V. 178,
Period End. June 30—
177,
3%
30,030,675
4,750.629
case.
1944.
Ohio and
CAPITALIZATION
each
to be used
of
cost
the
above
the
by
3V2%/ 1st mtge. bonds, ser. B, due
4l/s%. 1st mtge. bonds, ser. C, due
.
Sales
—V.
5,943,424
5,514.401
now
in
Pacific Telephone
proved—
'
.
24,096,000
5,744,050
in
Nov.
.
168.267,633
5,523.000
34,715,123
4,719.000
181,642,990
taxes..
after
—V.
50,737,851
taxes..
income
operating
and
1,
telephone
Ohio
communities
.
Operating
revenues
54,878.317
Operating expenses—.., 37,032,155
dividends
1,
thereafter
including
•
company
exchanges in
Co.—Earnings—
1953—Month1—1$52.'
$
( $
including Nov.
$20.80
and
company
for
incorporated
was
ating company.
funds
mentioned
as
authorized
as
the
for. the
company
provide
BUSINESS—Company
new
accrued
to
received by the company will be ap¬
$173,900 principal amount of 5% debentures
value thereof, and the remainder will be
the
to
its. facilities
purposes
plus
working capital of
of.
and
1955;
thereafter
par
'•Clinton Telephone Co."
Telephone Co." on Aug.
1904.
p.
the
and
to
i,
Nov.
$20.60
proceeds
retire
treasury
made
thereafter
including
1956;
net
at
cash
the
heretofore
1,293,503
•
$21.10
an
1,
thereafter;
follows; To
as
now
to
$20.50
PROCEEDS—The
■I
1953;
thereafter
including Nov.
ft
concessions
Peru.
of
oil
they
acres,
it
are
the
There
in
present
located
find
may
in
in
in
Sechure
is
no
these
three
an
to
area
district,
assurance
explore fcr
of
48,905.77
a
desert
or
proof
region
at
tie
subdivisions in
the
concessions.
principal
district.
concessions
and
to
entitle
exploit
such
the
company
resources
as
to
explore
may
be
for
found,
petroleum
if
any,
on
10
(390)
the
granted to it for a period of
extended an additional 20 years.
Sud-Americana
de Petroleo, S.A.,
be
Cia.
the
with
objectives
same
bonds
organized
was
of
those
as
the
parent
of
—V.
178,
20,000,000 shs.
$lj
(par
to
of
sold
share
will
stock
commencing
plus
six
carry
June
1954
1,
will
PROCEEDS—The
net
of
will
sale
the
applied
be
by
Bal.
9,461,000
and
of
3,435,172
16,608,752
stock
—V.
178,
14,031,016
$1.18
Petroleum
178,
Net
value
asset
'Net
'After
stock
feet
the
gas
cents per share
NOTE—If
a.sset
value
of
as
class
in
appreciation
securities
in
30,
168,
Federal
Federal
for
to
income
profits
taxes
r..
Co.
—V.
——
The
Aug.
that
anticipated
their
for
Thrift
the
new
a
be
and
of
other
goods
plan
is
voluntary
on
or
regular
contributing member
is
and
on
to
open
The
is
any
the
the
be
1%,
equal
amount
an
50%
to
of
10%
as
but
than
less
12%
of
deduct
to
2%,
3%,
proceeds
The
employee deposits and
Fund
City
held
Bank
of
Fund
Trust
consist
of
by
consolidated
York)
New
hold
and
the
which
total
funds,
make
assets,
placed
(The
The
Trust
Fund
for
a
the
shall
Fund
and
A
in
National
investments
all
purchased.
Investment
be
trustee
corporate
will
securities
investment
two
contributions will
company
independent
an
Investment
Fund
B.
The
trustee may
invest funds of Investment Fund A only
in
obligation issued or fully
guaranteed by the United
States
of
America, and may invest funds of investment Fund B only in the com¬
mon
stock of Phillips Petroleum Co. The trustee may invest interest,
dividends
the
In
other
and
securities
income
specified
produced
for
such
by
each
Investment
Investment
Investment Fund
in
months
60
of
participant
of
his
Fund
B
each
once
in
to
or
the
and
participation
may,
interest
A
without
If, after 60 months of participation
the
interest
he
of
a
transfer
may
other
The
trustee
participant
of
all
Investment
his
Fund
in
in
that
other
appropriate
stock
Common
Trustee
later
than
of
from
may
time
the
open
company
purchase
the
market
closing
Stock
Exchange
brokerage
fees,
p. 2681.
$250
or
less
Fund
to
the
on
to
time purchase
at
A
the
then
or
price
elsewhere
shall
quotation
the
date
of
commissions
be
may
reinvest
or
be
for
it
as
no
such
stock
purchase
other
the
or
proceeds
the
on
by
the
in
the
but
sale
New
'
no
York
1
'
.
net
The
Shares
1952
$5,734,332
$5,231,148
$3,568,251
$1 898 922
409,236
367,780
271 444
167 272
$14.01
$14.62
$13 15
outstanding
Net asset
value per
—V.
p.
177,
shr.
1950
til
7<;
3>ri.J5
237.
100;
company
has called
for
redemption
on
Sept
1
next
all
nf
.^standing (a)at 'Ollateml trust 15-year sinkingatfund 4%'bonds
1, 1961
102'/2
and accrued
interest
the
Sept.
Trust
"100
and
trustee,
trustee, 55 Broad Street, New York 15
5J/2%
cumulative income debentures
due
accrued
140
interest
Broadway,
at
New
the
Vork
Guaranty
15,
N.
y.
Trust
n
Y
l"
Jan
Co
•
of
Immediate
and
1964
New
has
of
stock
with
Co.,
five
(par
Securities
York,
above
appointed
cents)
The
Corp,
has
preferred
acting
appointed
of
cumula¬
into
agent
with
agent
class
be
on
the
for
of
There
St.
interest
of
interest.
$
779,729,857
77,249,169
73,474,427
company
cents
Six
Net
ac¬
before
1,
each
in
1958
April
at
1956
1,
101;
102;
at
thereafter
and
will
be
for
used
a
for
to
The
23
will
Wall
Ended
before
be
made
Street,
at
the
New
office
York,
of
P.
J.
Y.—V.
N.
June
30—
Morgan
174,
& Co..
639.
p.
This
th»
dM
?h?
for
at
S
value
Mill
bands
Air
to
a
expenses.—V.
of
Mercy
guaranteed
are
United
note
loans
States
Bank
issue
of
of
has
contracted
Sisters
Province
of
174,
with
the
1301.
p.
Ohio—Notes
Cincinnati,
The
by
America,
Sisters
1 offered pub¬
been
is
the
of
Cincinnati,
of
Union
The
Inc.
trustee.
authorized
the
Mercy
of
Province
Minneapolis
during
Aged);
of
Sisters
the
of
of
Mercy
the
in
Lady
building
short
refinance
to
hospitals
of
Cincinnati,
of
Mercy
Archdiocese
High
Mercy
of
at
term
bank
Cincinnati,
Urbana
and
Hospital,
Hospital,
Ohio!;
Springfield,
Our
Suena,
Ohio;
Mother of Mercy
of
Lady
(Home
interest
days'
on
Ohio;
interest
any
notice
written
the
to
for
Mercy
Mercy
Hospital,
(Home
for
Aged);
Hospital, Hamilton, Ohio;
and
Our
of
Lady
Mercy
Coldwater, Ohio.
Any one or all of the notes of this issue may be prepaid
thirty
Hospital,
Mercy
Ohio
Dayton,
Ohio
Mercy
Urbana,
and
own
Ohio,
Springfield,
Mercycrest,
the Cincinnati
operate
the
following
of
part
Cincinnati,
The
Ohio;
Ohio,
Cincinnati;
School,
Cincinnati,
Westwood,
Mariemont,
South Jersey Gas
paying
prior
date
to
at par and
maturity
on
Trustee.
Co.—Earnings Increased— ;
fixed
charges
and
$5,877,441
6,365,845
5,322,470
taxes—
$672,584
income
of
per
$1.01
1842.
California Edison
Southern
The
550,319
$1.23
share
common
177, p.
$554,971
•
547,468
shares
common
Earnings
—V.
$7,038,429
-
including
1952
1953
revenues
Co.—Registers With SEC
July 27 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $30,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
E, due 1978, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding. Net
proceeds of the financing will be used in part, to retire approximately
company
$21,000,000
be
of
applied
on
bank
the
to
for
loans,
company's
construction purposes, the balance to
construction program. Gross
continuing
property additions for the period 1953-54 are estimated at $144,134,000.
and
p.
banking
the interest
groups
rate
about
will
Aug.
be
25,
invited
on both the price
announced.—V. 178,
bid
to
the company
245.
Southern California Water
The
company
covering
at
Polian
&
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the
of convertible preferred stock (par $25)
par through
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.) and
29
shares
around
The
Co.
the
finance
to
July
on
60,000
offered
be
loans
net
proceeds
are
company's construction
Southern
to be used to retire bank
program.—V. 176, p. 2066.
the
Products
effective
Division
tax
has
177,
the
p.
basic
rate.—V.
adopted
This
per
the
stated
110,981
106,170
91,141
Surplus
$21,382
1,105,189
on
basis
a
into
2'/2
of
a
of
each
p.
distinctive
a
trademark
has
been
of
products
made
Ended
shares
of
special meeting to split the com¬
shares for one. The action
new
common
of
common
stock
with
of
shares
$100
per
of
no
share
par
were
value
a
common
outstanding
$63,112
1953
General
1952
$13,050,825 $11,878,568
6,012,471
5,466,837
Amortization
of plant
acquisition adjustments-
taxes
Federal
1,125,600
86,400
1,056,000
86,400
999,556
income
excess
959,738
2,233.550
taxes
1,949,994
163,975
$2,196,344
427,500
taxes
163,255
$2,429,273
profits
427,515
f
long-term
on
of
debt
debt
and
expenses
1,643
3,704
$2,040,674
prem.
1,644
Cr40,544
disc.,
deductions
on
preferred
stock.
$1,763,482
412,296
412,296
$1,628,378
Dividends
par
Shares
939,790
v
55.
799,167
$1,351,186
685,000
$2.04
$1.97
stock
share.
value
30—
Operating
Other
2'/2
share
June
by
Split Voted—
p.
).—Earnings—
Months
1474.
Interest
present
$5,107,408
3,210,106
1,013,923
>
861,534820,267
$206,680
$0.58
176,
2682.
recently voted at
split,
$5,691,974
365,238
3,518,471
$570,875
124,216
Higher-
-1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
$645,102
399,334
earnings
Federal
colors
Line RR.—Stock
conversion
value
Canada Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings
Period End. June 30—
Gross
12
annual
represent
stock
common
of $40
Prior
having
of
600,000
$o.65
reflect
division.—V.
par
notification
of
,
designed by C. P. Goss, Vice-President in
charge of
consists of three color bands in brass,
bronze, and nickel
for
178, p. 245.
'349,587
600,000
to
The stockholders
pany s
development
letter
a
1,116,288
392,169
insignia,
without
bank loan
$300,000
a
common stock
to be offered at par
underwriting.
The
proceeds will b«
Dividends
Manufacturing Co.—Division Patents Tradem'k
These
provides
balance due ($875,000) on
class B common stock of
repay
1952
;
to
Scovill
the
to
Coldwater, Ohio.
$5,329,232
share.,
adjusted
sales,
the
of
and
Co., Wallace, Idaho—Files—
of
without
'Expenses
1,194^69
taxes
identify its various products.
authorized by the U. S. Patent Office.
mill
to pay
filed
20
shares
Taxes
1953
shares.
company's
silver.
York,
July
on
Sisters
notes
Smith,
$7,213,323
taxes
after
per
1952
amount
the proceeds of the sale of the. debentures
additional $300,000 loan from The Mutual
New
share),
National
SEC
Co.—Partial Redemption—
______
'
an
500,000
per
pay
the
First
hospital
1
been
Months
Eained
like
a
$705,of the
1953.
in
of
payment
7-story
new
Sanitarium, Monroe, La.
sales
of
of
d«"
at
case.
bonds
equipment
called
for redemption
on
Oct.
1, next,
through
sinking fund, $241,000 of first and refunding mort¬
bonds, series B, due Oct. 1, 1971, at 100'/2% and accrued
Profit
"
•
stock/estimated
redemption
sub¬
the
for
the
Payment
Number
interest)
licly $450,000 of 3%% and 4% serial coupon notes dated
July 1, 1953 and due serially from July 1, 1956 through
July 1, 1963, at 100 and accrued interest from July 1,
No.
Schick, Inc.—Earnings At Higher Rate—
Profit
'
convertible
-
used
of
Co.
covering
Net
$
11,326,846
April
'
.
stock purchase war¬
49,767
(plus
the
of
of
Chicago, the balance being added to working capital.—V.
(The)
1953—28 Wks.—1952
834,649,733
or
these
and
Francis
have
3y8%
gage
the
to
Electric Manufacturing Co.
Investment
before
or
accrued
of
the sale
Silver Buckle Mining
to
operation
had
plus
Insurance
The
latter.
116,324,409
on
Saint Paul Union Depot
,
and
$S36,511.65
option to purchase 500,000 shares
an
Expenses
$
redeemed
"
J
..
stock.
A
priced to yield from 3.50% to 4.35%,
may
,
debentures.
Amortization
York
paymem
the
accrued
stock
transfer
as
been
shares
conversion
1953—4 Wks.—1952
proceeds
to
$939,000
the warrants.
for
applied
Memorial
Aetna
New
been
121,742,265
11,599,818
construction
addition
be
to
Co.
1966
1,
of
proceeds of
company
Academy,
the
working capital.
also
the
_______
Seaboard
Manufacturers
Co.,
20-year
net
of
June
and
12 Months Ended June 30—
and
with
The
costs
this
(The) Pittston Co.—To Redeem Bonds and Debs.—
The
for
notification
common
through
Trust
presently
are
bonds
trademark
1953
assets
B
of
cording to maturity.
thereafter
$2,468.35
net
warrants,
Life
Francis
and
The
1951
of
Our
2787.
p.
Scovill
'
Pine Street Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Off—
As of June 30—
Total
is
sales
177,
1968
and
Chicago
55.
'
1
1953.—V. 177,
Hospital, Inc., Monroe, La.—Bonds Of¬
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on July 28
offered $1,250,000 of 3V2% to 414% first
mortgage serial
bonds.
They are dated July 1, 1953, and mature semi¬
annually from Oct. 1, 1954, to and including April 1,
Net
price
sale, adjusted for
charges
V
177
or
handling
class
share
letter
a
June
sales
Saint
market
sold
or
select,
may
more
such
such
and
purchased
&
filed
sell
or
fair
$2.57
fered— B. C.
a
Fund.
securities.
the
the
on
case,
less
is
$747,410
$5.23
19, 1953 for 50,000
preferred stock, $1 par value.
conversion
Incorporated,
any securities for or from Investment Fund
price, hold the proceeds of any sale in cash
in
Fund
Investment
178,
—V.
50%
or
intervening withdrawal,
Investment
one
25%
used
be
Bank
After
withdrawal,
of
to
Canadian
75%
or
B.
other Investment
an
804,000
$1,518,182 '
_r_
$
only
Fund.
its discretion
in
transfer
the
50%
Fund
intervening
the
to
without
interest
25%,
Investment
an
Fund
32,839
;
of
to
per. End. July 11—
Fund.
extent of
in
direct
year,
Investment
one
the
balance
25%
452,000
3,564,000
17
shares
Chemical Bank
Domestic
at
Investment
12,960,616
Safeway Stores, Inc.—July Sales Up¬
Each participant shall direct that his deposits and company contribu¬
made on his behalf be invested entirely in Investment Fund A,
in
July
on
effective
convertible
(
■
A group of stockholders have agreed to waive
their sub¬
rights to 67,187 shares of the additional stock, thus'enabling
the purchasers of the debentures to retain a minimum of approximately
Gross
tions
entirely
20,591,368
498,000
290,413 shares outstanding June 30,
per
are
agent,
respect
deposits.
after taxes
will contribute a total of 60% of employee deposits, ana
for any year when such net income is 12% or more of such assets, the
copipany will contribute a total of 70%
of employee deposits.
All
1952
4%
company
Trust
1953
$26,212,019 $14,996,865
$2.50
Chemical
The
accumulated
or
employee
company
the
at
due
consideration
a
are
The
20,000
offered
transfer
any
company
approximately
basis.
when consolidated net income of the
year
much
as
profits
and
authorize
will contribute monthly out of current
company
earnings
For
will
earnings
payroll classification
a
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
income—
corporation
Bank
employee
monthly
470.50,
Eurnham
and
debentures
institutions
covering
'
,
scription
$8,437,478
Russell Reinforced Plastics Corp.—Files With SEC—
p.
5%
$9,037,547
40,469
Chemical
or
$1,461,961
amortization—
on
'
"
1953—6 Mos.—1952
income
on
Co.
entire
used
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
1953—Month—1952
sold—.
taxes
1953—26 Wks.—1952
$4,978,230 $27,726,566 $25,898,209
debentures.
part of the building and equip¬
at Sharonville,
Ohio.—V." 169,
plant
1953—4 Wks.—1952
Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., on July
and
—V.
regular
due
notes
♦
July 27.
on
finance
to
$800,000
%
$
1060.
$5,426,361
&
for
bentures
2133.
p.
to
and its
about
company
effect
into
put
rants,
244.
p.
$500,000
reported
$1,656,117
Each
participating
178,
$
1,267,624,039 1,145,916,700
Co., Hartford, Conn.—Registers With SEC—
ordinated
found
fields
2682.
p.
employee who is or becomes and conunues to be a
the company's Retirement Income Plan (in effect since Jan. 1, 1938).
his
of
issue
was
Net
earnings—.
'Earnings per share——
2,448,121
$0.98
of
from
said.—V.
miles
60
and
oil
This
$2,716,318
this
of
Plan
will
employees
the
richest
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$
,
in lower
search of oil
SEC
177,
23
date and subscription price are to be supplied by amendment.
underwriting is involved.
'
According to the prospectus, the company in June, 1953, sold t«
The
will be used
of
Incorporated,
Co,
No
a
as
July
an
1965, it
proceeds
&
245.
p.
record
Lake
field
the
Edmonton
the
of
one
announcement
on
America
Federal
tive
in
of
northeast
Field,
Rotary Electric Steel
2,943,000
Co.—Employees' Thrift Plan—
178,
The company, on July 24, filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 201,563 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be offered for
subscription by common stockholders
on
a
one-for-one
basis.
The
5,659,318
1953.
1,
the
j
—V.
'
Participation
Fork
this
of
classifies
being deepened in
miles
Rose's 5-10-25-Cent
net
is
It
100
Period End. June 30—
SEC
Phillips Petroleum
Morgan
2787.
p.
1
surrounding
the
Paper Co.—Notes Sold Privately—The
has sold privately to the Prudential Insurance
cost
The
subsidiaries
is
test
test
stem
Interest
2,448,121
$1.23
share———
P.
156, p.
sales
177,
Silex
(10
299.
p.
well
drill
and
1232.
p.
1952
$3,322,251
—
outstanding-————_____
common
per
178,
—
shares
of
well
Raisin
of
ment
4,074,000
438,000
__
taxes™——
J.
Y.—V.
1953—Ivionth—1952
above.—V.
in
reservation
Lake
on
operating expenses.
River
7,834,251
of
N.
8,
Period End. June 27—
Retail
—V.
reserves
Beverages, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.—Files—
company
$77,357,280 $78,655,192
taxes
income
Net
Earnings
Fork
oil
Erie RR.
gas
25% interest in this
The
well
is
the
first
Redwater
date,
'Calculated
Number
a
a
about
the
Depreciation
1953
office
York
Shoe Corp. of America (& Subs.)—Sales—
July 21.
Drill stem tests in¬
production capacity of 1,240,000
Cretaceous formation at a depth of 1,600
has
successful
corporation
pay
2690.
p.
—
excess
its
on
its
to
reserve
gas
Six Months Ended June 30—
_™
Reserve
J
,
24 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1
per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
and State income taxes, etc., the net
1953, would have been equivalent to ap¬
Quarter Ended June 30—
Federal
is
of
Reddy
real¬
been
had
the
2682.
p.
Werthelm
Lake
The
Cost
before
field
new
announced
well
although the
Alberta
Sales
Income
if L
Th
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—Net Up—
Sales
the
and
Fork
share of class A stock and $20.80 per share of
per
stock.—V.
B
);
•
Federal
for
June
proximately $31.87
natural
a
from the
has
tract.
acre
area
Sales
unrealized
the
allowing
after
at
New
Sharon Ry.—To Be Acquired—
(Canada)—Discovers New Field—
was
day,
per
northeast
class A
the
on
177,
See
formations.
during the period.
ized,
it
first
company
acreage
$36.45
$34.68
$28.20
1—
dividends of 50
of
Ltd.
has
Canada,
that
99,000
Dec. 31.*52
$34.32
—
class B share--
per
payment
share——;
A
■:
■
■
Oil
company
This
99,800 shs.
1,099,600 shs.
June 30,'53
class
per
value
asset
'
244.
p.
added
the discovery of a
Outstanding
1
by the ICC.
287,593,029 262,040,206
—V.
feet.
Trading Corp.—-Asset Value Lower—
&
made
Street,
$0.70
March 1,
As of—
approved
was
Redemption—
Sales
13,881,016
$0.25
cubic
244.
p.
be
and
100,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
cents)
10
(par
cents)-
50
(par
stock
the company's treasury.
approved by the board of directors several weeka
was
recently
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—June Sales Higher—
9,723,453
13,881,016
$0.57
com.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Preferred
1,576,476
8,103,849
to
Common
788,238
through
on
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
788,238
14,031,016
dicate
offices .are
ores
split
more
Per. End. June 30—
11,299,930
1,576,477
18,185,228
stock
its
pegmatite
4,223,410
Alberta,
these claims, primarily the separation of
the minerals, the grinding of mica and the concentration of columbitetantalite, beryl, monazite, etc.
tons
8,892,087
dividends
Rainbow
located at 3000 Cprrillos Road, Santa Fe,
principal place of business is located at the mill site
near
la Petaca, Rio Arriba County, N .M.
St.
Michael's
College Foundation,
Inc.
(a non-profit educational,
religious
and
charitable
corporationi,
caused
the
company- to
be
organized and to issue 900,000 shares of its common stock in exchange
for
22 mining claims and a
site for the separation mill located in
Petaca region of Rio Arriba County, N. M.
The claims were assigned
by, and the company's stock issued to Petaca Minerals Corp. of New
Mexico, substantially all of whose stock is owned by the Foundation.
The immediate activity of the company will be to develop the prop¬
erties and
install a mill designed
to procss daily an estimated
100
principal
will
Wall
133,471,084 371,876,934 282,500,895
4,272,000
20,624,000
12,037,000
184,325,542
taxes—
—
from
The
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware, May 29, 1953.
M.,
in the company's
number of shares
of $40 par value
the hands of the public will be 2,349,475
the
in
The
the
for the purchase of milling and concentrating equipment,
including the requisite mining equipment, and
to an addition to
working capital and will, in general, be utilized further to explore,
and
to
exploit by further workings, the company's mining claims,
and to expand the capacity of, the initial mill.
N.
split,
company has called
for redemption on Sept. 1, next, $785,000
25-year 37/b% sinking fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1977, through
operation of the sinking fund, at 100% and accrued interest. Payment
$
$
$
shares outstdg.
company
Its
profit
Common
—V.
proceeds
stock
and
Partial
141,966,494 410,686,162 305,837,825
Earnings per com. share
dividends.
accrued
„
the
outstanding
100,000 shares held in
The
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
costs
income
Preferred
per
annum
cumulative
be callable at $1.10 per
cents
and
with
ago
public, exclusive of 40,000 shares held
Alter
$
Net
(par 10 cents) in units of one preferred and
two common shares at $3 per unit "as a speculation."
preferred
the
stock
common
other
and
operating
stock
The
Co.,
of
'treasury.
bonds
these
299.
of
upon
sold 202,678,629
services
&
Federal
publicly 99,800 shares of 6-cent cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par 50 cents) and 199,600 shares of com¬
dividends
presentation
trustee.—V. 178, p.
price
Trust
fered
mon
hands
these
product & serv¬
ices
July 29 of¬
on
of
presentation
upon
$
Corp., Santa Fe, N. M.—Stock Offered
Corp., New York,
redemption
Manufacturers
Products
Securities
—McGrath
made
Monday, August 3, 1953
of
Cost
Petaca Mining
full
Period End. June 30—
299.
p.
the
100%
the
of
be
will
time.
called for redemption on Sept.
1, next,
trust 15-year sinking fund 4% bonds due Sept.
and accrued interest.
Immediate payment will be
any
also
Radio Corp. of America (& Domestic Subs.)—Earnings
Outstanding
3,300,000 shs.
Authorized,
stock
at
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Common
of
1961,
at
has
collateral
1,
made
consisting
price
debentures
company
$425,000
It
company.
10,000,000 gold soles (Peruvian currency!
10,000 shares of a par value of 1,000 gold soles each.
capitalized at
was
1,
Aug.
on
redemption
and
The
the Laws of Peru, for the same purpose
and pursuant to
under
1952,
and
full
the
The concessions
40 years.
acreage
may
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
v
stock
in
the
outstanding
Earnings
per
—V. 177, p.
share
2683.
end
of
period
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Number 5243
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Southern New England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
1953—Month—1952
$6,007,615
revenues
taxes___
operating
622,490
3,225,803
318,552
281,940
1,438,114
1,357,313
$783,243
$763,031
$3,966,129
649,486
635,772
3,310,425
3,119,547
July,
agreement,
Since
177,
3,057,971
April
2788.
p.
Southwest Natural Gas Co.
1953
revenues
Common
Net
for inc.
1,951,237
The
$2,841,550
$978,177
$890,313
26,080
25,949
$1,004,257
$916,262
168,860
prov.
2__:
taxes
Prov.: for
other
Fed.
173,147
deductions—.
and
State
inc.
Net
income—
taxes
28,050
—
:—
__
$807,343
$724,935
Spectrum Arts, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
corporation
July
on
filed
22
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
BEG
covering 300 shares of preferred stock to be offered
at
par
<$100 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to pay for acquisition and production of screen
plays.
Spiegel, Inc.—June Sales Increased—
Period End. June 30—
1953—Month—1952
sales
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$10,224,805 $10,042,343 $59,794,473 $61,066,633
177,
negotiations
GIVING
(par
have
EFFECT
cents)
40
license
has
CAPITALIZATION
other
on
TO
will
enable
has
and
it
filed
4,400
proposed
$1,981,900.—V.
horsepower
additional
transport
with
Outstanding
300,918.6 shs.
the
Federal
approximately
of
natural
Power
17
station
compressor
quantities
estimated
is
program
miles
in
Texas
into
gas
to
cost
and
Sub¬
in
2% shares held.
Peoples Gas Light $ Coke,Co., already
of
about
the
ratio of
two-thirds
one
of
share
new
the
for
each
stock
common
proceeds
remainder
used
were
will
be
used
to
to
part
pay
the
of
$
Net
sales
inc.
Net income
Preferred
97,146,222
204,357,822
192,734,048
4,213,075
11,269,733
9,177,796
2,808,000
1,916,600
6,127,000
4,642,670
June
2,365,233
.
dividends--
Common
dividendsi
30,
share
per
based
and
1953
4,535,126
385,000
385,000
1,269,811
2,545,061
of
bank
of
cost
loans,
the
and
$1.49
$0.67
stock
common
3,187,427
Operating
Operating
and
Ry.
and
respectively.—V.
(after
shares
3,174,527
173, p.
$1.31
allowance
for
tax
Co.
plan
Gas
will
of
£>rt
357,153
183.458
2,244,223
1,531,967
Jt. facil. rentals (net Dr)
17,570
25,040
121,296
152,246
rentals
Net
ry.
Other
outstanding
1993.
to
shares
of
of
of
Duquesne Light Co.
its
common
Duquesne
Duquesne
stock
for
in
stock
on
share
each
of
partial
the
basis
Standard
Philadelphia also proposes to issue and sell its
promissory bank loan note in the amount "of $3,000,000
of paying and discharging
(together with treasury
outstanding bank loan notes amounting to $3,500,000. The
SEC has issued an order giving interested persons until
Aug. 12, 1953,
to request a hearing thereon.—V. 178,
p. 151.
Co.
(New Jersey)
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
earnings
Earnings
—V.
177,
The
1952
$4.31
Starrctt Co.—Offering
offering of 5,900
by Estabrook &
178, p. 300.
secondary
on
July
completed.—V.
$4.37
Completed—
shares
of
Co.
$44.25
at
stock
(no
par),
share,
common
per
has
been
The
company
covering
July
on
$200,000
It
C-47's.—V.
178,
of
fee
1963.
of
Each
stock.
used
to
of
$100
will
There
purchase
debentures
be
no
machinery
will
be
convertible
underwriting.
The
and equipment.
Fidelity
COMPARATIVE
and
income
Cost
tion
and
on
taxes
excess
Net
'12,874,908
1,538,542
34,673,221 '25,744,662
5,764.583
<
•
.
Net
1953—Month—1952
sales
—V.
$1,365,609
late
178,
$5,537,580
77,752,425
68,836,680
26,783,480
23,059,977
52,478,580
46,440,458
$0.93
$0.80
$1.82
$1.61
share
246.
new
Operating Base building—nerve center for a 13,250-mile sys¬
airways—has just been occupied by this corporation at Denver,
formal dedication on July 16.
of
Colo.,
following its
The
new
two-story structure
will house administrative
space,
tions and
Transportation
Construction
of
the
284,000
was
and
a
Under
90,000
the
one
to
are
$5,798,935
Sun Valley Mining Corp., Jerome, Idaho—Stock Of¬
fered—Miller Securities Corp., New York City, is offer¬
PROCEEDS—It
stock
(par 10 cents)
at
a
$1,324,257
$6,860,676
$6,111,773
United Cigar-Whelen
10,987
50,779
52,227
Six Months Ended June 30—
264,773
271,165
1,601,630
1,619,042
$816,197
$1,042,105
Telegraph
&
Buckingham
R.
Hurley,
Buckingham
Thor
for
since
has
who
has
since
Thor
1935.
laundry
$5,208,267
$4,440,504
Stores Corp.—Earnings—
1953
Sales
Co.
Securities
—
Profit
after
provision
provision
income
for
for
income
taxes
decline
in
sales
776,732
for
chiefly
been
died
elected
by
June
international
an
appliances.—V.
177,
the
plant
manufacturer
of
the
of
for
lead.
zinc,
commenced
time.—V.
gold,
before
178,
explore
silver.
and
Initial
has
and
1900,
immediately
been
the
Red
Elephant
Mine
production in this mine was
worked periodically since that
Period Ended June 30, 1953—
Oper.
profit
deprec.
&
of
inc.
Net
-V.
miscel.
&
selling
Corp.
Debentures
—
Sold
sales.
period
2,
1952,
Co.,
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
it
announced
on
debentures
subordinated
are
The corporation
to
all
other
borrowed
full
is
rate
the
same
other
extension
of
in
for
tax
followed
excess
the
for
the
the
to
first
the
in
the
quarter
June
first
quarter
of
the
will
tax
continue
of $187
months
of
working
from
funds.
has also entered into agreements,
sale
the
capital.—V.
177,
the
of
above
securities
will
be
ne¬
used
for
Electric
(Toho
Denryoku Kabushiki
Production
1953
company has called for redemption on Sept. 15, 1953, $213,500
first mortgage (Kansai division)
sinking fund 7%
gold bonds,
its
of
series
A,
due
March
accrued
Co.
interest.
New
of
15,
York,
(extended
1955
Payment
will
March
to
be
made
New
Broadway,
140
of
averaged
Torgeson Oils, Inc.
The
York,
15,
1965)
100%
at
the
at
Guaranty Trust
Y.—V. 177, p. 239.
N.
stock
mon
the
and
6 Months
engaged
contemplated
in
engage
$895,767
$1,728,966
__
611,000
1,186,500
the
oil
and
is
$3
poration Co.,
160
stock
these
Of
purchase
Broadway,
shares
99,906.2
share.
are
of
55,506.2
at
the
York 38,
New
N.
Y.
are
purchaseable
offered
"as
a
without
speculation."
stock
common
shares,
warrants
shares
44,400
curities
of
offering
per
United
until
States
March
warrants.
There
is
no
1951.
N.
It
carries
now
incorporated
was
on
its
business
from
in
New
185
(par
issuable
are
Cor¬
1955,
3,
These
se¬
underwriting.
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
will be used for operating
for licensing activities and improving patent position.
BUSINESS—Company
capital
and
its
The
The
corporation
printed
name
opment of
and
the
for
such
The
and
on
York
3,
Tarrytown,
May
on
Valley St.,
was originally organized under the name
of TechCircuits Inc. but that name was changed to its
Feb.
corporation's
printed
licensing
23,
If
and
is
license
an
oil
business
circuits for
of
is
that
use
others1 to
in
of
the
manufacture
electric and
manufacture
and
electronic
printed
devel¬
apparatus
circuit
products
principal
exclusive
and
asset,
license
sub-license
and
for
others
the
the
to
crux
United
the
corporation's
States
manufacture
of
manufacture
printed
granted by Technograph Printed Circuits, Ltd. of England.
circuits
in
and
also
the
in
,
castings
funds
capital
interests,
mineral
and
and
leases
gas
stock
in
other
exploring for oil
purchase
the
of
directly
will
company
small
and
royalties
gas
interests
and
(ai
producing
80
lease
a
optioned
to
oil
acre
1,600
of
the
The
the
Cities
A.
benefit
the
him);
(o
Weston
100%
adjacent
to
for
number
a
this
If
could
with
any
one-half
Pittsburgh-Youngstown
during
for
of
for
projects
additions
the
to
second
be
to
and
quarter
completed
replacements
of
1953.
required
in
and
gas
Washakie
in
Service
lease
Co.
Oil
of
overriding
in
and
in
ito
is
any
lease
new
320
a
has
and
been
renew
negotiated
State
acre
or
company's
the
of
80
in
for
by
some
time
at
the
2%
state
in Laramie Couhty,
development,
this acre¬
present
is
time;
County,
not
further
a
an
undivided
They
Neb.,
leases.
overriding royalty at
the present
time; (f) a 30% undivided interest in a 600 acre State of Wyoming
Natrona
County lease.
(The company is negotiating for a
larger
interest
in
this
lease and
if successful,
it is believed
that it can
be
leased
for develpoment>;
and (g) a 50%
Interest in an option
for
the
(19
Is
on
or
of
acquisition
proposed
becomes
part
before
of
Oct.
a
lease
exercise
to
a
a
1,
1953.
955
on
this
drilling block
April.
facilities
30.
were
1953,
expenditure
totaled
author¬
of
30,
current
1953,
after
2nd
with
the
deducting
compared
Employment
parison
of
assets
the
with
statistics
the
corporation
$406
at
June
quarter
of
employees
1952
In
acres
option
on
which
only
a
In
well
Weld
the
is
*292,085
•$291,994,313
OF
1953—3 Mos.—1952
INCOME
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
$
$
and
sold—
Products
992.231,313
596.779,920
1,920.157,222
1,460,948.192
costs-
Employm't
391.234,649
291,994,313
772,215,742
638,105,116
352,044,124
271,307,149
701,636,402
602,231,392
56,810,596
38,473,434
115,686,541
84,112,721
and
services
bought
and
fac.
other
and
long-
on
term
ex-
of
haust'n
debt
local
mis.
1952
304.082
by steel strike,
services
State,
were
com¬
$391,234,649
$
Int.
a
follow:
;
Employment costs
Wear
declarations,
1953
number of
•Affected
subsidiaries
dividend
current
Quarter—
Average
Fst
its
$316,205,293 at June 30, 1952.
the second quarter of 1953 and
for
second
and
532,054
Feci
450.031
1.045,639
900,739
24,969,084
15,336,071
37,556,134
26,845.090
111,000.000
Cr43,000.000
187,000.000
43,000.000
55,640,806
22,218,922
105.016,764
65,753.134
and
taxes
taxes
income——
Net
income
Pfd.
dividends
6,304,919
6.304,919
12.609,838
12,609,838
Com.
dividends-.
19.582,317
19,582.317
39,164,634
39,164,634
surplus—
29,753,570
'3,668,314
53,242,292
13,978.6,62
Bal.,
Earns,
per
com.
share
$1.89
—
•Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
$0.61
$3.54
$2.04
152.
'
■
Universal Finance Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
are
to
at
be
used
<$25
for
Ju!;r
on
12,000
p»r
shares
per
27 filed a letter of notification with the
of 6%
cumulative P'-pfprred ctork to
share 1,
without
underwriting.
working capital.—V. 176,
p.
The
proceeds
1064.
burdened
(e)
lease
The
Kimball
acre
to
acquired
acres
for
asset.
recently
a
2,415
interesting
royalty
subject
June
of
first
the
Wyoming
It has never been
company leases.
there
is
no
reservation
of
royalty);
interest
desirable
two
for
reserve
major
prove
a
to
lease
and
At
quarter
in
district
working
development
commence
and
approximately
should
interest
in
undivided
of
result
unassigned
interest
of
development
to
agreed
(This
Lease.
consisting
Wyo.
has
interest
one-fourth
a
fails
Co.
royalty
same
a
Oil
Torgeson
County
leased
lease
Service
C.
102.1%
contributing to reduced operations
million
on
35%
acres
Cities
company
Wyo.
undivided
an
overriding
and
therein.
Building,, Cheyenne,
has
(b)
Wyo;
been
has
in
Wyoming on Jan. 7, 1949
business of acquiring and selling
the
Majestic
a
second
with
major factor
$98
costs
oil
company
to
County,
Wyo.
in
leases
gas
the
the
in
compared
Expenditures
a
Products
the
gas
oil
business
that
organized
interests,
and
in
and
Weston
option,
are
1952.
use.
corporation's
business
and
capacity,
strikes
cotn^
Bartlesville, Okla., until Jan. 22, 1954. (An assignment for a a/4%
royalty or 96 royalty acres in this lease is owned by the company.
age
nograph
miner
offices
County,
(d)
Y.
present
to
added
oil
the
in
was
engaging
of
gas
PROPERTIES—The
company
exercise
*nd
ingots
of
Per. End. June 30—
39.000 shares of
drilling operations.
any
purpose
royalties
has
in
upon
not
$542,466
.
at
is
be
royalties,
may
It
gas.
for
i__
Technigraph Printed Electronics Inc., Tarrytown, N. Y.
cents)
company
BUSINESS—Corporation
-—Stock Offered—
The
The
will
acquire
to
overriding
and
companies
47.
p.
therein.
proceeds
used
royalties
and
exps.,
taxes
estimated
taxes
net
and
company
gas
speculation"
a
($1 per share), without underwriting.
par
PROCEEDS—The
of
"as
producing
$284,767
profits
at
(Wyo.)—Stock Offered—
is offering
corporation
interest
40
steel
98.1%
Railroad
quarter.
$302,858,421,
Kaisha)—Partial Redemption—
The
the
taxes
million.
Co.
Power
Federal
approximately
million
of
excess
profits taxes. These excess profits
taxes are
per share of common stock.
Shipments of steel products in the second quarter of 1953 amounted
to 6,337,604 net tons. Shipments for the first six months of the
year
totaled
12.946,203 net tons, which represents an all-time record for
any such period.
c
ized
985.
p.
for
rate
the
basis
recent
equivalent to $1.45
by Brew Emch Jenkins Co., for the sale pri¬
vately of $3,000,000 4V2% notes due serially May 1, 1958,
to May 1, 1965, and $1,300,000 4%% subordinated notes
due serially June 1, 1955, to June 1, 1963.
I
proceeds
The
$38
gotiated
The
full
for
includes
at
This
1953.
this
million
1953
include
1953
30.
a
1952,
began
quarter
expired
or
of
which
of
the
of
return
a
months
strike
steel
results
or
$65,753,134,
six
which
provision
six
of
first
second
the
law
profits
The
year.
the
income
for
by
stoppages.
work
$105,016,764,
as
with
affected
applicable
that
the
of
income
reported
reporated
income
on
taxes
as
is
compares
materially
provided
remainder
on
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
1953
sales,
and
taxes
of
This
on
was
profits
excess
Steel
months
4.5%
Federal
Finance
for
prov.
general
&
franchise
State
exc.
income
177,
3 Months
after
income
all
plant,
for
prov.
Fed.
&
a
earnings of this corporation for the second quarter
F. Fairless, Chairman, announced that the income
$55,640,306, or a return of 5.6%
on
sales. Income for
on
of
which
was
interest
Symington-Gould Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
of
purchased
the
six
5.5%
return
2502.
p.
States
to
first
of
kitchen
through Brew Emch
oil
245.
p.
closing
company
Benjamin
1953,
the
opera¬
company
major
the
thereby
amounted
21.
been Vice-President in charge of
and has been associated with
1948
is
succeed
1953,
year
United
to
30,
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
to
the
i
5,640 shares of its convertible preferred stock for $418,reducing dividend requirements by approxlmaetly $20,000
and increasing the common stock equity by approximately
$145,000.—V. 177, p. 1843.
597,
per
1949.
proposes
531,913
additional
an
Reporting
President
as
consin at 102% and accrued interest
BUSINESS—Corporation holds approximately 60 claims in the Min¬
Hill District, Blaine County, Idaho,
comprising in all 17 mines.
company
620,913
414,732
taxes
accounted
is
of unprofitable units.
During the six months ended June
Sold
Publicly—
Notes Placed Privately—The corporation recently pub¬
licly offered and sold an issue of $600,000 of series A
5% capital debentures to bona-fide residents of Wis¬
eral
The
1952
$30,998,249 $33,648,873
before
June
Thorp
and
is
proposed to use a portion of the proceeds of the
financing to purchase a 150 ton mill built on the company's property
in
floor
246.
p.
Net
common
of
bond
56.
C.
Toho
ing 299,000 shares of
$1 per share.
feet
square
company's Flight Opera¬
divisions.
Operating Base building at a cost of $!,grant from the Civil Aeronautics Adminis¬
issue approved by Denver voters in 1948.
United will pay annual rent of $90,000.—V. 178,
by
revenue
30-year lease,
a
has
offices of
new
financed
tration
which
Services
617,793
151.
p.
>
31,183,160
$1,093,167
12,197
Telephone
John
Mr.
1953—4 Mos.—1952
$1,677,214
2,707,-292
-
38,843.875
per
p.
$
2,887,500
income
178,
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
profits
(est.)
—V.
ACCOUNT
' 17,644,158
depletion
promissory notes
&
the
York,
New
225,646,818 537.496,924 460,142.614
186,450,956 156,990,231 366,828,115 316,413,522
of
Income
and Maginnes
of
Co.
272,609,969
goods sold, etc.
Depreciation, amortiza¬
Int.
this corporation.
Newhall,
Casualty
INCOME
$
Total
Thor Corp.—New President Elected—
Henry
the
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
Period End. June 30—
.
two
246.
companies including
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$5,493,980
Privately—The company has placed privately, through
Moroney, Beissner & Co., $600,000 of 20-year first mort¬
gage bonds and $250,000 of 10-year sinking fund debs.
due
into
proceeds
Eritrea-
fleet of
a
p.
director of
a
several
..
July 30,
share
and
Asmara, Nairobi,
has
number
These
filed a letter of notification with
10-year
6%
convertible
debentures
21
of
Ethiopia
Sudan.
Co.
567,051
July 28.
Stemac, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
SEC
Ry.
the
$6,293,625
Jenkins
23
Co.,
112,389
income
Texas
and
2134.
p.
(L. S.)
made
1953
five
director
a
$1,211,868
$261,000,000 $265,000,000
—
share..
per
also
is
100,228
income
178, p.
tions
Oil
within
Port
Carbon Corp.—New Director—
&
Period End. June 30—
The
its
Standard
and
$992,939
charges
Net
—V.
purpose
funds)
He
Virginian
Profit
Standard
and
stockholders,
common
income
oper.
income.
Total
ot
corporate structure) pursuant to
distribution to Standard Gas of 560.-
a
stock
(net
Miscellaneous deductions
stock.
3V*%
the
make
distribute
share
common
one-year
for
will
common
540,651.75
one-fourth
Gas
simplification
the
thereafter
liquidation,
of
for
Philadelphia
shares
28,273,131
5,156,624
Equip,
and
pre¬
company has tiled further amendments to its plan for liquida¬
and dissolution (including related amendements/to the Philadel¬
048
$40,607,948
5,536,027
The
which
accruals
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$6,595,450 $44,103,727
4,707,985
20,908,556
467,099
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Files Amendments—
phia
4,980,975
TWA
United Air Lines, Inc.—New Operating Base
Bldg.—
724,426
Fixed
tion
$7,073,068
Internally
Jr., has been elected
Union Gas
the
tem
1953—Month—1952
revenues
expenses
Con¬
that
company's
Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
2,539,622
$0.68
of
on
1952,
5,142,733
1^2,500
*
1,274,570
shared
com.
2,296.475
192,500
dividends
per
income
ferred
$
5,173,233
taxes_
Fed. & Canad'n inc. taxes
•Net
$
99,134,703
Profit before
•Earns,
$
York.
Earnings
$8,750,000
repay
Ethiopian
announced
partner in the law firm of Kelley, Drye,
a
New
A
Texas &
three
John Wilson Drye,
$43,000,000 expansion program.—V. 178, p. 152.
1963—6 Mos.—1952
240's,
27
between Addis Ababa,
DC-3's
(Including Subsidiaries Operating in the United States and Canada)
1953—3 Mos.—1952
operates
Convair
out¬
standing prior to the offering, purchased the 135,246 un¬
subscribed shares at the same price, and increased its
holdings in Texas Illinois stock to 70.56%.
No under¬
writing was involved.
net
has
Air Lines
offers international service
Brooklyn
Co.—Stock
July
on
contract to continue operation of Ethiop¬
wholly owned by the Imperial Ethiopian Gov¬
been operated by TWA since
it was organized in
Khartoum
about
all stockholders
the
Standard Brands Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—
Pipeline
Inc.—Renews
Chairman,
Cairo, Jeddah, Aden,
scriptions—Of the 956,250 shares of common stock re¬
cently offered to common stockholders at $17.25 per
share, a total of 821,004 shares were subscribed for by
owner
Airlines,
Pierson,
and
Ethiopian
He is
Gas
Outstanding
80,000 shs.,
its
2135.
Natural
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
has signed a new
three-year
ian Air Lines, which is
of
Illinois
Lee
Union Carbide
construction
p.
World
Warren
system.
new
177,
PRESENT
TO
$1)
178, p. 152.
1946.
construct
to
(par
tract—
Corp.—Plans Expansion
application
an
authority
new
a
to
transmission
The
Period End. June 30—
stock
license
FINANCING
450,000 shs.
EFFECT
Authorized
Common
Trans
PRESENT
GIVING
been
It
—V.
continued
.___
Transmission
requesting
pipeline
to
main
2683.
p.
first
that
18,180
177, p. 2134.
The
its
revenue
believes
such agreement has been concluded.
one
corporation
Texas
—V.
1953,
Eastern
Commission
The
Net earnings before provision for inc. taxes__
Interest and
the
ernment
u'
Net
30,
stock
Texas
2,371,236
taxes
operating inc. before
income.
small,
178, p. 152.
of
Other
into
entered
is
corporation
Authorized
1952
$3,349,413
general
and
expenses
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
has
therefrom
and
report substantially greater revenue.
agreements and
—V.
—V.
to
CAPITALIZATION
operating income
Net after charges
corporation
income
increasing
able
be
soon
the
1952,
while
progressively
$3,701,196
taxes
Net
—V.
$5,580,016 $29,388,038 $27,255,723
3,912,555
20,757,992
19,139,243
4,275,005
630,815
expenses
income
Since
1953—5 Mos.—1952
11
to
County,
event
be
Colo.
that
it
commenced
Utah
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
1950
railway
$70,817
$61,782
$60,762
$97,521
railway—
•22,386
•53,356
•38,189
•22.573
•14,919
•44,097
•31,629
May—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
income—
oper.
From
*20,846
•
Jan. 1—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
444,323
income—,
•Deficit.—V.
177,
p.
2393.
668,711
403.640
493,287
•83,765
railway
railway-
oper.
*
•78.109
•189,686
*113,533
•73,411
•96,010
•195,172
♦136,484
12
The Commercial and
(392)
177,
departments,—V,
leased
'Excluding
S439.908
$477,991
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
Wet
ry.
1,154.444
712,892
income—
oper.
•wet
i77,
—V.
income
2398.
oper.
ry.
p.
20,390.637
7.830,314
18,500,059
7,891,404
3,654,308
Earns,
11,853.3.13
4,174,999
3,918.094
2,934,737
"After
corporation,
of'this
director
Ohio, and formerly a partner of G. H. Walker & Co.,
New York.
Dayton,
(
Period End. June 30—
■Sales—
-V.
invest¬
177,
par
All
of
interest
has
share,
connection
taxes on
profit
with
Framings
--V.
share
per
1,559,905
$272,591
$0.20
$779,747
$0.57
—
-
——-—-—
—
—
—V.
177, p.
profits
—
-
income
Federal
Estimated
ing
taxes
$46,589,413
2,223,714
"1,844,860
,—
income
on
mo
The
sale
Common
shares
per
1,138,000
'976,000
$868,860
768,616
768,171
$1.19
outstanding
$0.90
.
share—-—
common
I ACQUISITION—On April 25, 1953, the
C—V.
177,
for
as
without
underwriting.
p.
to
This
all
The proceeds
it
disclosed
The
price
Co.,
through
Sullivan
the
&
same
July
ment
In
of
&
velopers
all
of
to
store
Inc.
of
site
a
Webb
in
in
&
the
office
and
Corp.
in
For
also
to
redeemable
fund,
the
series
the
Completion
;
V
in
of
of
period
from
amounted
will
1953
bonds
^
'
.
the
Denver,
said
plans
and
also
Corp.,
July
on
of
each
long-term
leases
which
the
for
date
for
forming
the
Mile
office
new
High
tower,
Center,
is
of
one
a
scheduled
of
group
for
four
July,
1954.
the
substantial
Atlanta.
side
We
the
of
raDged
We
che
are
a
Webb
&
Building
vast
(,
housing.
affiliate—we
there that is in
30,
and
in
do
of
its.
is
percent
Net
are
Trust
L954.
majority
stockholders
the
of
the
of
in
Denver.
million
of
dollars
Field,
it—we
Net
have
completed.
Eastern
Graybar
Office
Building
and
Co.
of
net
property
Commitments
thereof
agreed
the
-
for
con¬
31,
Dec.
at
-t/tthough
of
course
out
in
We
Uiat.
we
preparation,
but
they
being
are
restudied
and
worked
detail.
have
in
hand
177,
.
to
be
for
the
financing.
I
will
correct
600,000
300.
from
Net
ry,
*>
-s
been
made
C rectors'
iTiould
and
is
meeting,
think
that
the
financing
hand.
in
It
is
satisfactory.
and
should
we
should
we
close
rsuant
TP
ties
c
1
hold
'.out
contracts
and
clear
of
debt
another
t ting.
$15,000,000
178, p. 246.
V.
Webster
is
to
be
have
it
in
It
that
deal,
now
Total
<
Let
or
Investment
and
more
Co.,
encumbrance,
without
any
Inc.—Asset
the
!
outstanding
value
per
end
of
at
next
the
next
week.
something
I
un¬
2,946,252
I should think, of
debt.
It is a varied
13,771,262
the New
Net
—V.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V,
$7,335,992
$6,243,255
990,052
698,525
4,229,421
3,614,847
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
The
1951
$396,089
$328,977
51,202
74,097
91,422
49,880
23,729
40,067
33,483
to
the
1,942,559 '
424,088
income-—
197,489
1,983,350
450,473
were
the
180,600
,
171,500
272,587
:
96,338
/
Union
Telegraph
in
Corp.
of
Apple-Cole Co.
It
July
on
the
Co.—Sale
Providence,
of
that
28
American
Chicago,
I.
only
realized
concluded
Telegraph
Brokers
in
the
Co.
the
sale
(N.
J.)
111.
the sale
will
be
used
to
retire
and
to
finance
remaining bank loan, of $2,400,000
these
Western
new
Western
the
Union's
nationwide
report
a
to
installation
Union
of
equipment
Services.—V.
178,
to
the
meet
demand
Value—
$5,638,008
369,948
$15.30
at
York
short-term
debt
New
York
be
offered
that
owed
in
debentures
publicly
"market
private
178,
and
to
are
515.24
market quotations.
Debentures—
the
Mellon
a
National
No
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
subsidiaryi The balance
new
conditions
to
run
for
the
existing
underwriting
Whiting,
Stock
Exchange.—V.
177,
p.
2136.
Com.
25
years
report
at
the
arrangements
the
"Earn,
*
per
45,579
$110,391
$0.75
be
Natural
and
of
for
of
the
Co.—V.
to
of
$1,000,000
dividend
used
Gas
sell
shares
additional
stock
a
to
are
issue
to
50,000
another
of
purpose
178,
56."
p.
above —V.
176,
2318.
p.
'
"
'
"
'
"
-
"
'
.
and
President,
authorized
rolled
at
strip
the
mill,
estimated
an
start
quarter
the
cost
tons
of
of
the
and
have
cold
strip.
has
from
been
to
to
be
hot
be
located
rolled
completed
annual
Engineers
&
of
the
of
a
in
the
Alan
Wood
At
a
rolled
Steel
operation
work
in
now
company's
the
is
capacity., of
Constructors,
construc¬
standby
a
represents
plant
nearing
improvement and
completion
These
units
new
are
mill
rebuilding
is
and
scheduled
ture
latter
of
facilities,
additional
an
when
completed,
$6,500,000
by
the
on
expected
moderniza¬
for
completion
mid-1954.
These
credit
banks.
another
auxiliary finishing equip¬
with
the
011
plate
the
future.
near
underway
84-inch
at
strip
in
Philadelphia
mill
Company's
work
present
of
group
strip
continuous strip pickler
35-inch blooming mill.
a
new
placed
of
cold
new
although
sources,
with
and
.
estimated
United
internal
arranged
30
four-
$6,000,000.
expected
initial
an
rolled
mill
new
July
new
-
will
of
addition.'
tion
is
on
a
buildings
necessary
Philadelphia, will be in charge oL,construction. >
Whiting added that the company expects to finance
of
be
and
1955.
mill
new
of
of
promptly
program!
in
announced
installation
with
will"represent" the
this company.-—V.
177,
expendi¬
1843.1
p.
(F. W.)
Wooiworth
Period End. June 30—
o
Co.—June Sales Up—
1953—Month—1952
$
,
—V§ 177~~p"2~68~4-
will
(Wm.)
•
■
1952
$
s
53'599'797 51'423-279 306,675,854 306,116.018
Wrigley
income
Jr.
inc.
Co.
(&
Wholly-Owned
1953—3 Mos—1952
Subs.)—
1953—6 Mos —1952 J'
$20,915,957
—
before
$19,884,473
$40,202,489
taxes
5,714,360
5,044,620
2.361.160
2,202,396
4,638.133
profits taxes
298,000
Foreign income taxes—
593,598
$2,461,602
$38 339 590
10.884 813
taxes.:.—
income
Fed.
excess
Net
,
9
they will
But'"it adds
says.
time"
may
Net
been
made.
Net
-
result
have
& Co.,
it
Corp.
(&
income
195000
417,811
919!386
598 205
$2,424,333
!'
$4,927,294
$2,461,602
$2,424,333
$5,833,185
$1.23
$2.96
$;
$479,118
$277,064
$786,714
$470,
.
spe-
was
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$319,431
+$109.903
163,347
Cr55,776
940,123
„
$868,246
$437,204
$507,467
!
earnings
sh
per
of
earns
included
fgn.
above
—
of
Chicago.
698,440
698,440
698,440
698,440
share—
S0.17
Nil
$1.03
on
Fork
Gross
Corp.
income
from
Inc.
(&
1,968.484
p.
2574.
the National Boulev
shares outstanding —V
1
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
1953—9 Mos.—1952
accrued
per
'
■
4.903,249
earnings
tEarns.
■
$59,186,054
taxes__
inc.
taxes
.1
.
sales.
before
Orders
(est.)_
June
.2.883.449
share-
1.971.865
-30
and
of
not
$137
$2 69
45,652,593
85,52r439
60 487
—/_•_—31,145,976
19,452
included
which
providing
common
257'
$1 935
$1.81
1
in
distributors
maintenance
tAfter
243'
3
$2,972 425
—
are
5
3 196059
$1,588,424
$56 481
66,820,190
com.
from
.
.
$2,019,800
booked
hand
■
1953—12 Mos —19
'
$44,675,676 $73,663,056
3,560,289
6 168 484
"Uncompleted orders,
on
$4,560!
*
Period End. June 30—
$0.40
177,
$4 560 '
905,891
sale of investment in
on
tBascd
1908.
"These
f Loss.—V.
-*
subs,
"Net gain less tax
Bank
70,263
t$54.127
requirements,
.
,
—
income
Inc.
$1,808,369
709'97?
4 356434
400 000
$1.25
before
earns,
cial
"Special
be
and
$156,084
Alter preferred dividend
1
1953—6 Mos
5
by'
outstanding-.
com.
45,155
consideration
parent
■■■•
had
cold
Net
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes
profit
shs.
Co.,
cash
a
the
Net
$155,970
764,074
$0.81
authorization
Power
Chairman
directors
step in
p.
inc. ritaxes
income
SEC
for
Wisconsin
Co.
•■
'
equipment,
t.Earns.
expected
Sewing Machine
before
for
Power
'
would
Fed.
246.
Period End. March 31—
Profit
$164,763
outstdg.t.
proceeds
of
Period End. June 30—
Whirlpool Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—The corpo¬
has arranged to place
privately an issue of $2,-.
000,000 4%% notes due May 1, 1969 and 1970, through
Prov.
stock
cash
important
ration
White
1952
$920,044
Exchange.
through underwriters,
other
placement.
p.
shs.
Electric
deliver-to
expansion
246.
p.
Co.—To Sell
Stock
Tourneau-Westinghouse Co.,
to working capital.
new
received
and
Construction
Dec. 31/52
346.648
share
of
(145,923
has
•
$3,000,000
for
stockholders, at a meeting on Aug. 25, will be asjfed to authorize
$50,000,000 of debt, which will include the proposed $35,000,000 issue.
proceeds of this new financing will be used to retire $30,000,000
Le
1953
$984,435
819,672
1
The
tandem
Miy
program
/is
the
i
„
operations
planning to market around the middle of September
$35,000,000 of debentures, E. O. Boshell, Chairman and President, says
in
...
—
taxes.
2294.
•'«
T.
Profit
company
■V 794,933
$119,608
Interstate
Total
This
..'2,182,244
electrical
from
the
V
;
10,652,913
Co.—Earnings^-
Whiting said that work on the new facilities,
Rock, Pa., adjacent to the company's present
Inc.
transaction
program announced last month for expanding the company's
in the facsimile and private wire service fields. The
will, accelerate
732,470
1
share
declare
The
supervisory and alarm systems
for
protection against fire and burglary and for supervision of watchmen
and
many
industrial processes throughout the country. The Grinnell
Corp. has been manufacturing equipment for A. D. T. for many years.
Funds
*2,222,525
1,394,614
—
shares.
120.000
to
is not engaged in the telegraph communications
company
furnishes
12,343,584
2,071,395
311,371
deductions.
corn,
installation
Concluded—
has
it
District
R.
267,082
■
and
p.
the
■In
announced
interest
The A. D. T.
-
expenses
etc.,
-
accesory
1,642,418
461,628
2574.
Grinnell
3,365,050,
income—
2574.
company
stand
13,419
1,983,451
v"
r'"
$2,363,015
:. 535,118
•266;647
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—To Increase
Capacity—
1950
$388,780
railway
stock
633,933
''V
'i_——_J__f_—
per
to
tion
company
its
12,638,695
parent, Wisconsin
$20 par common
ment
of
206,637
13,511,417
1950
•A,
$2,773,465
450,002
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co.—Stock to Parent—
of
Western
1951
t.278,957
income
This
first
1952
$374,580
income—
oper.
1952
$2,505,450
Mr.
railway
177, p.
Ry.—Earnings;—
revenues
177,
that
$1,172,761
railway,
'■
177;083,322
•
mill,
oper.
Central
income
Earns,
15,086,494
$1,733,714
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Fulton, Reid
announced on July 28.—V. 177, p. 1722.
calendar
year
1952 to July 28.
1953,
an
t-Lgregate of 24,000 shares of common, stock have been purchased for
luiirement.
During the next six months the company may continue
to purchase additional shares of common stock
from time to time
«n
Gross
Interest,
$21,107,254 $21,323,749
rail¬
railway
$ *
.
203.388,476
Wisconsin Power & Light
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
$4,119,013
2,778,592
inc.--
$
13,033.394
6 Months Ended June 30—
2398.
from
—V.
1.
$5,302,657
cWilh investments priced
Prom
unless
assets
shares
asset
hand
June 30,'53
net
>mnlon
The
reported
and Sept.
As of—
*
The
appraisal.
receivable or will hold mortgages receivable
of approximately $11,000,000.
We have prop-
mortgages
to
free
job.
to
foreseen takes place, some time between
We
this
of
subject
Higher—
1953—52 Wks.—1952
$
income—
p.
1953—5 Mos.—1952
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The
of
care
not
300.
p.
Co.—Sales
15,333,729
railway
oper.
50,000
added
is
178.
$2,734,731
627,514
Operating
Operating
See
1953
Net
appraisal
take
$0.50
p.'1607.
1953—4 Wks.—1952
financing the business
;
.
.
$4,512,306
oper.
p.
sfrom
Equitable
will
commitment
Assurance
Grocery
railway——
,
177,
and
Neb.__1,200,000
1953—Month—1952
May—
Gros
Viat
Life
above.—V.
Corp.
railway——
oper.
ry.
—V.
its
The
Equitable
by
176.
'-'
pur¬
$1,200,000
expenses
from
Western
Society
0 r
$40,000,000, and from J.
P.
Morgan & Co.,
Incorporated, 'for
i' ",000,000. And we hav^ a debenture, a junior debenture for $8,000,000.
commitment
a
assets.—V.
railway——
from
the
The
commitments
have
We
capital
Lovett
from
Net
its
—
p.
ry.
Gross
1952.
of
underwriters
*
Westingliouse Air Brake
has also negotiated to purchase the Chrysles Building,
have not signed the contract.
The contracts are in -the
$1.35
From Jan. 1—
„
Ivy
;
Webb & Knapp
of
1953
Net
expenditures
that
$6,925,000 ' for
several
amount
Lincoln,
Co.—
i
in
have
"gned.
j.
$379,454
$1.71
»$0.50
,
sale
Motors
from
from
gross
retirements,
and
expanded
York
New
$480,587
__
share
Wisconsin Hydro Electric
follows:
as
2788.—V, ,178,
p.
operations—...^
railway
—V.
a
aggregate
'
_____
Net
-
•
to
1952,
31,
Dec.
$3,200,000
the
of
(Inc.)
to
resulting
revenue.,..
revenue
business.
at
$379,454
.
51,202
177,' p.' 2684.
Net
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
way
have
account
own
probable
already
Jersey
We
Roosevelt
will
in
varieties.
I
signed our contracts to buy the
which owns the Graybar Building in
Corp.
the
on
Ten
call
have
Louis,
construction
odd
it
St.
and
Street.
which
of
We
Philadelphia.
could
60
in
them
kinds
34th
own
third
a
in
all
you
progress
about
have
worth
at
If
states.
Denver,
them
of
16
or
construction for
in
Knapp
June
have
Manhattan Island
$35,000,000
On
We
15
We
Plattsburgh
that has
defense
in
Chicago.
almost $50,000,000
time
program
about
to
company
Diego
in
River.
Houston
amount in
San
them
Hudson
present
in
have
from
A like
a
property probably today
holdings in Los Angeles,
$429,385
>
share—
Wisconsin
'and 'economical
efficient"
approximately
principal
Co.
&
177,
oper.
Railway
Zeckendorf, in a recent address before the New
York Society of Security Analysts, said in part:
own
5,021,870
credit
per
on
&
\
Railway
be
de¬
1952
$5,401,324
3,956,103
-
estimates
approximated
Period End. May 31—
call
and
1953
May—
Mr.
We
gain
Gross
time,
amount' thereof
$19,069,000
to
company
names
Investment
V.
Coast.
co-owners
announced
Oil
signed
$10,463,917
$4,385,488
—
per
Kaiser
—V.
•
1946
l,
$1,700,000-for
plant
and
Hall
Western
,
at
will
special
•Sales-
been and is still
in order to meet
has
program
$2,874,000.
aggregate
,
develop¬
store
West
Co.,
Colo.,
Midwest
have
$10,225,351
taxes—.
$
.
'
date.
more
Jan,
to
The
by each underwriter
First
for
property amounted
utility
Martin
Bosworth,
Square
The
the
and
to
1953—6 Mos.—1952v
$2,703,135
(net)
paid
Winn
Sold—
from time
part
company
construction
facilities
$16,195,000.
year
G
chased
See
of
entire 23rd and the entire 22nd floors, respectively, in the new 23-story
office tower. Each floor has an area of approximately 18.000 square
feet.
.structures
$74,185,000
of the offer¬
the -principal
at:
redemption
postwar
UNDERWRITERS—The
store,
stockholders
before
income
See
Inc.—Bonds
Co.,
issue of July 27
-
sinking
it:<
utility
of
struction
will be made
firm
other
Knapp,
Fuller
A.
in
year
177, p. 2788.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
&
a
representative of
design.
With 350,000 square
the establishment will
be the
Denver,
at
the
of
Willys Motors, Inc.- -New Sales Unit Formed-
(Mo.)—Sales-
PROGRAM—The
transfers
The
Daniels
President
offer
Courthouse
Chicago
George
Center
its
shares
increase
1953.—V.
1and
income-
"Net
the
said,
between
and
High
Argo Oil
head
President
months
1.
1953—Month—1952
-
credit
Dividends
used
after June 30, 1956 on 30-days'
time or in part from time to. time,"-! at
ranging from
105
to
100,
plus accrued
any
are
the
large
Harris,
department
an
banking
shares
the
Zeckendorf
Mr.
Mile
the
its
buy
participating
Knapp,
of
that
25
has
of
construction
Loughridge
in
Bosworth,
F.
He said
investment
recently outlined
for Denver.
with a new hotel, with
department
Webb
to
store
Statler
space,
largest
stock
(Colo.i
Arthur
announced.
building
a
Hotels
feet
Charnite,
common
six
sharp
a
se¬
in
Co.—Earnings-
operations
John
he
project
included
the
Bosworth,
of
Denver
a
share,
a
firm,
Inc.,
the
of
Net
stock at a price
by West Texas
and
other
corporate
be
redeemable
are
interest
to
and
Retail Unit Stock—<
from
of
Denver
Zeckendorf,
removal
Net
an
20,
$15
was
the
Co.,
will
program
price.
William
for
SEC
for investments.—
to he used
are
shares
operators
on
paid
44,476
the Bosworth-Chanute
-soon,
bought
has
latter's
the
Stores
was
the
with
.
corporation
Co.
Central
common
par
which
Co.
our
prices
modernize
additions
2684.
Fisher
$10
Telephone
in
at
bonds
a
operation.
stock to the offered at the market,
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Buys
di
statement
registration
a
capital
of
"Special
increasing requirements for utility services in the territory served
and
for
filed
24
G
in
additions
shares of
V.
177,
and sell to
Oil
income
Income
common
owned by
be
,
series
calendar
July
on
Cost
par
will
issue
1953—Month—1952
&
bonds
whole
accrued
the
—Files With" SEC—
Fund
$10
new
and
follow:
CONSTRUCTION
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Washington, D. C.
This
was
the
marketable
2684.
p.
Period End. June 27—
redemption
engaged
sales
■covering 250,000
G
a
purposes
plus
company
1907.
p.
the
interest.
purchased the busi¬
ness and assets, including a bakery, of The Made-Rite Bakery, Inc.
•of Rocky Mount, N. C., and on the same day also purchased the busi¬
ness
and delivery equipment of the Durham Baking Co. of Durham,
24.
first
$2,250,779
—.i—
177,
Gross
on
July 21 of $3,000,000 first mortgage
series G, due July 1, 1983, at 100% and
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.), The First
Lincoln, Neb., and Martin Investment Co.
of
series
The
Earnings
There
the
and
six Months Ended June 30—
interest by
Co.
regular
-——
in
Cash
of
by
Whitehall
Fund
exchange for 117.643
in
stock.
$19.64
acquisition
Stores, Inc.—Sales Lower—
56.
made
bonds,
notice,
excess
$1,085,714
payable!
taxes
its
Supply
Further details
July 5, *52
$49,064,745
—
taxes—
$2,693,573
the
compared with 574 at Jan.
Auto
Wilcox
been
to
construction
p.
Light
was
and
Trust
income
Net
178,
Auto
Western
•
July 4, '53
income
Gross
Profit before
received
Fund
capital
Period End. June 30
2684.
Mention
accrued
27 Weeks Ended—
Plan
June.
late
were
shareholders
June 30 as
Sales
Parent—
$17,946,000 $15,997,000 $85,576,000
4V\%
Baking Co.—Earnings—
Howe
Fund's
of
in
Fund
reflects
1953,
'•
177, p. 1907.
Ward
of
its
of
have
proceeds of
the
Sales—
111,689
375,166
income—.
——
30,
S2.156.621
with
Dec. 31, '52
$4,888,086
parent.
authorized
been
period End. June 30—
2,826,507
384.292
amortization—
and
.Provision
for
Corp.,
shares
100,000
per
shares
shares
common
West
also
Western
437,275
charges
Depreciation
Net
1,196,443
102,284
taxes on inc.
Plan
worth
June 30. '53
___
$18.41
June
of
as
Howe
White's
and
$173,000
of
taxes
income
State
and
1,360.000
into
such
South
Texas
$10
$21,371,777 $25,736,748
—
of
on
—V,
stock
of
and
additional
1952
1953
30—
-
-
before following dedues. and
Profit
Federal
(& Subs.)—Earnings— '
Ended June
Months
sales
.
share
per.
51.30
2136.
p.
common
in
Walworth Co.
Six
$0.96
the
requirements.—V.
Wet
$0.56
has received SEC authorization to amend
number of authorized shares of its common
West
2683.
p.
$0.45
respective quarters in 1953 and 1952 and $421,000 and
respectively, in the six months ended June 30, 1953 arid 1952.
in
Central
1953—-Month—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$14,565,066 $14,503,033 $86,800,643 $85,459,112 '
-
report
number
1,717
$1,115,500
its charter
to change the
stock from
374,500 shares without par value into 1,400.000 shares of the par value
of $10 each,
and to change the 260,000 outstanding shares of its no
Higher-
Sales
Co.—June
$821,288
company
stock.
Walgreen
$480,317
West Texas Utilities Co.—Stock to
.bankers,
ment
assets
value
Whitehall
the
1953—6 Mos—1952
1953—3 Mos —1952
share—
estimated
of
$381,601
——
com.
177,
The
for¬
Heitzmann
Mr.
was
Haven;
net
assets
Declines—
Official—
President of the New Haven Clock & Watch Co. of New
formerly Vice-President of the Acme Aluminum Alloys, Inc.,
merly
per
$198,000
Heitzmann of New Haven. Conn., has been elected Financial
a
*1-
.—
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value
'
asset
The
Kentucky Coal Co.—Earnings
$559,000,
Vitamin Corp. of America—Heitzmann
Jaxnes A.
11,794,699
$20.87
Net
curities
income
—V.
Vice-President and
share
per
Total
$
246.183.017
—
Period End. June 30—
826,551
750,832,
3,011.432
•
-
152.
p.
1,150,929
1,810,784
15,984.013
5,613,554
railway—
railway—
from
Wet
value
West
From Jan. 1—
from
outstanding
178,
'Net
Oros<
"
252,483.390
12,897,173
$19.58
-
—
Monday. August 3, 1953
...
of—
As
transaction
$2,947,131
$4,103,727
1.588.998
658,231
railway
from
Met
Whitehall
Dec. 31, '52
1950
1951
1952
$3,922,863
$3,243,086
railway—
from
assets
asset
—V.
1953
May—
Cross
Off—
Value
Asset
June 30, '53
net
Shares
Virginian
-Net
Inc.-
$
Total
1303.
p.
Fund,
AS Of—
1953 — 11 Mos.—1952
$4,809,104
$5,397,642
1953--Month—1952
'Sales-.,—.-——
Wellington
Up—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—Sales
Period End. June 30—
Financial Chronicle
stock
for
Gross
and
arc
for
not
preferred
Income
nor
accessory
recorded
dividends.
outstanding at June 30.
do
they include
equipment
as
booked
Based
1953.—V.
'
on
177
repair
until
or<
d
shim
987 369
p
k
1903
sir
(393)
Number 5243... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
B»i(« f« PtevUu
Oct
2
108
10
39% Jun
17
Jan
24
99
25
125
Jun
9% JWy
~5%
8% May
4
2
Nov
6
24% Nov
26
30 Va Jan
24
30% Sep
16
35% Jan
30
33%. Oct
2
25
48
8'/4 Jun
29% Dec
2
115% Dec
11
155
Jan
17
2
ley* Oct
150
3
9
1
17% Jun
16
common__No par
24 %
pfd 1951 series
& Viclcsburg Ry
Gold Mining—
4.50%
Alabama
Alaska
Aldena
Inc
Feb
74
100
1
100
preferred
4%%
27
5
common
Jan
4
2% Apr
24
5% Dec
23
5
158 y4 Dec
23
132
Feb
9
152
Jan
5
May 24
80
Feb
13
91
Apr
10
31% Jun
16
39
Jan
16
Feb
4
May
8
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
70;
79% May
May
3% Jun
Apr
7
31 % Oct
16
98
Nov
10
110
Jan
17
95
July 31
104
85.
Jan
2
98
Nov
25
90
Jun
18
98
Apr
30
10
Dec
23
73
8
67% May
18
82
46% Jan
Apr
Apr
Allen
Allied
Chemical
Allied
Kid
33
Jan
8
Allied
Stores
Mar 27
25% Jun
9
40% Jan
8
6
93% Feb
16
16
59% Jan
2
96 % Jun
16
118% Jan
2
44% Feb
18
36% Apr 23
Oct
1
88
July
23
48
Jun
Dec
23
49% Dec
30
15
21
42% Apr
47% Oct
16
54 % Sep
23
3 y8 Jan
3
-
54% Jan
21
2% Jan
23
preferred
convertible
3%%
100
20
common
100
Alpha Portland Cement.
No par
Aluminum Co of America—.
1
Limited
Aluminium
20
3% Mar 24
No par
1
Leather Co com
Amalgamated
*
Jan
11
35
24
33% Jan 30
2
18 y8 Jan
Nov
33
16% Jun
15% Sep
15
141% Jan
9
x235
Apr
9
60% Feb
20
74
9
189% Jan
5
1
No par
Corp
Petroleum
Amerada
50
(The)
Amalgamated Sugar Co
19% Mar 18
29
Jun
156
preferred
convertible
6%
36 % Mar 24
Apr
American
4
16
29% July
8
preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com__No par
3%%
July 29
97% Jun
July 13
20% Feb
2
Nov
25
61% Feb
19
50"
Jun
10% Dec
18
15% Aug
55
Dec
53 »A Aug
19
36% Oct
30
43
102
Oct
7
Apr
6
29
22
38% July 29
Feb
26
47
6%
23
40% Jan
24
103 % Feb
20
4%
Amer
13% Feb
18
14
4% Dec
6
29
7
Jan
Mar
16
Feb
11
4% Jan
2
9
28% May 16
36 VB Dec
12
31% Feb
8
43% Aug
5
45% Nov
12
40% Apr
23
Oct
22
42% Jun
27
34% Feb
9
31
of
1
37% May,
44% Jan
American
Cable
4
6% May
American
Can
in common
& Radio Corp
Co
—25
6
44% Apr
24
50% Feb
16
American
Chicle Co
14% May 21
19% Feb
25
16 y« Jan
2
20% May 28
American
Colortype Co
20% Feb
13
26
6
21% Jan
2
25 % May
27
American
15
96% Jan
6
96% Mar
4
55% Jan
6
Jan
6
Sugar com
10
preferred—
100
American Cyanainid Co com—_10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
83"% Oct
6
9
10
Dec
31
29% Jan
3
33% Aug 11
16% Mar
7
18 % Aug
13
39% Jan
5
8% Jan
5
American Encaustic
4
31% Jan
20
American
17% Feb
4
American
May 25
American
Export Lines Inc—,—40c
& P'oreign Power—No par
Jun
27
14
Jun
R
55
3% Oct
21
7
12% Mar
10
Feb
30 % Sep
3
8
39% July 23
5% Apr
14
20 Vn Feb
26
19% Jan
4
17% Feb
8
9
Feb
19
73
Aug
18
Jan
9
8
Gas
Hawaiian
5 % Mar 25
American
Hide & Leather com
Jun
15
39 % May 27
15
39% July 20
36
9
93 V2 Apr
6
15
18
3
23
July 22
1
24
24
11
84
13 % Apr
24
13
3
Jan
Dec
19
89
July 21
16
24% Mar 16
24
79 Va Jan
86
19% Feb
2
26% Feb
27
Ainer
105% Feb
9
4%%
18% Feb
2
American
7% Jun
22
31
4
7% Jun
15
11
31% Jun
18
Jan
17
32% Jun
29
36% Jun
12
29'A Jan
5
36
39% Sep
23
16% Apr
1
175 % Aug
8
6
Aug
7
7% Jan
17
19
Oct
29
24% Jun
12
42 y4 Apr
24
49% Dec
3
53
Jan
Feb
19
11
39% Feb
29
Apr
9
18
127
Mar 14
-
Amer
7%
2
8% Jun
23
American
6
23% Jan
'65% Jan
13
American
30
American
Jan
6
159% Jan
5
6
Jan
14
30% July 14
25
Jan
2
20
120
Apr
20
31
Jun
10
36
38
40% Aug 18
60% Mar
135% July
6
1
11
1
54% May 19
66% Dec
16
139% Nov
21
2
22
58
121
Jun
25
134
12
Apr
14
152% Jun
10
Jan
8
130'A Jun
5
65
Dec
16
69% Jan
21
40 y2 Jun
10
3
119% Jan
24
112 y4 Jun
8
15
7% Jun
13
9% Dec
22 y4 Oct
22
37% Jan
7
81% Nov
18
95% Jan
22
19
16
38
Oct
40 y4 May
24
102
40% Oct
38% May
11% Nov
4% May
48% Dec
Feb
7
Feb
77% July 31
138% Jan
5
Jan
100
American
Tel
American
66% Feb
24
5
97
Jan
45% Feb
26
10
57
Jan
30
55% Jan
24
31
46
com„—25
Corp
preferred
5%
100
■
Inc
5
Woolen common—No par
Jun
26% Jan
2
Jun
25
94
30% Apr
106 % Mar
Jan
10
33% July 23
45
1
50% Dec
19
41% Feb
57% May
21
24% Jan
24
5
6% Jan
3
9
3% Jun
35
9
July 29
Jun
9
12
15% Feb
6
Anderson-Prichard
-
2%
2%
*2%
2%
3,700
19%
19%
20 Va
20 V«
I,200
Oil
Corp
Copper Mining
P W Products Co Inc
7
A
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
41 /8
41
8
120
128
*33% 34
7
7%
*27
-8
14 /4 15
9%
9 A
29% 29%
61% 62 k
3%
3%
*34% 38/4
38%
8%
*90
*18%
23%
39
8 '/s
93
19%
23%
*100% 101%
14% 14%
89
89
21% 22
*81% 82
17%
191/8
18
19
100% 100%
16%
*7%
32%
33%
*33
*32%
13%
160
7 /8
19
*54 A
31%
16%
7%
33
33%
33%
32%
13%
160
7A
19
56
32
142% 143
39 %
39%
125% 125%
31% 32
40% 40%
51
51
122
122/2
15% 16%
154% 154 A
74% 75
136
136 a
42 %
42 /a
115% 115%
9%
9%
18%
19
79%
67 %
27%
*97
*33%
98%
10
47 %
*11
*3%
48
No par
3%
82%
82
70%
3%
180
3%
70%
3%
14,100
145
*143
82
100
145
83
*143%
144
82
70%
3%
3%
144
82
*82
300
33
33%
33%
98
95
95
95
*90
95
*90
95
*90
36
34%
11%
3%
36 %
4,200
3 4'A
*95
95
32%
9%
32%
*
9%
9%
9 Va
69
68V2
68%
68
20
20%
20 Va
20%
27%
27%
27%
28
23%
38 Va
37%
37%
38%
38%
89
89
48%
48 VB
48%
*46
46%
47 %
47
48 7 b
47%
89 Va
200
49%
11,400
97 Va
47
48
3,700
38%
38%
99
46%
46%
48%
500
1,000
48%
1
*97
48%
99
6,700
20%
28 'A
97 %
*89
48%
47%
*97
99
68%
23%
89 %
Va
48
600
*20
38%
*89
91
*88%
9%
68%
68%
20
100
9%
9%
100
600
47%
*47 Va
'
47%
2%
*2%
'
*2%
48%
15,400
2%
2%
*2%
2%
500
38%
*35%
38%
19
*18%
18%
*18%
19
163 Va
165
165
62
62
61 %
61 %
13%
13%
62
19
300
>
170%
168
5,100
63%
1,300
13%
15,300
62'A
'13%
13%
77%
77 ~
28%
28%
28%
97
94
94
*94%
■
62%
13%
13%
77 V4
28:%
28%
48%
168
78
*77%
11,800
*18%
b
163%
18%
163
50%
,
*35%
2%
38 7
*35%
37
*35%
48
47 VB
47
X46%
49
13%
77
77%
77%
600
29'A
29
29'A
1,900
97
•
*94Va-
-
97
-
100
500
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
53%
53 %
*53%
54%
*53%
54%
54%
54%
30
7%
7%
40 %
*39
38%
38
7%
39
7%
*
8 Va
8'/a
8%
6,400
38 %
40 Va
*38 Va
40%
200
37%
37%
2,800
37%
38'A
38 VB
37%
38
98 %
98 %
*98 %
98%
98 Va
98%
14%
14%
14 Vb
14%
14'A
14%
*97
14 VB
300
99
14%
14%
*13%
14 Va
*14 Vb
14%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
34 Va
*27%
14
5
3%
70%
70'A
70'A
71
144
33
14 %
14 ,4
16 /8
5 a
6.25
Andes
90
156
2%
19%
98
98%
No par
21.80
Clayton & Co
5
No par
*154
*2%
*19%
*95
38%
Corp—
preferred
Anderson
Jan
5 "
52
$4
5
26
Cable
Glass
154 %
154
2%
98
40%
38%
*98
47%
&
Common
15
*39
46%
Wire
Hocking
156%
*154%
50%
19%
7%
14%
Anaconda
200
156%
17 %
78%
31%,
Anaconda
Zinc
prior
4,900
51
19%
*94
conv
preference—No par
& Smelt com—LI
preferred
25
Copper Mining
50
$5
24%
103%
103%
28
Lead
$4 conv prior
Amer
24%
103%
*96%
79 A
67 %
14%
78%
33 %
100
preferred
7%
Anchor
7
100
Viscose
American
6
July
common
preferred
6%
77% Mar 17
21% Jan
60
Tobacco
Co
American
13% July 16
53% Jan
Tel
&
2
77
15
5
100
25
Sumatra Tobacco
American
2
48% Dec
Refining com—100
preferred
7%
88% Mar 17
13
2
25
American Sugar
10% Feb
July 28
30
31% Jan
100
Co common
27% Jan
Jun
Jan
106% May 21
Snuff
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
American Stores Co
1
6%
7
26% Feb
109
No par
Refg com
preferred
7%
American
2
60% Jan
119
Std Sany
9
9
2
10
5
common—5
100
Safety Razor
5
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co—No par
&
preferred
Amer Smelt &
19
16% July 30
161% Jats
Rad
18% July 28
79 %
15
15
May 12
Co
American Water Works Co
July 30
31Va July 28
May 12
Jan
82
2
Mar 20
41% July 31
Feb
50 % Jun
116% Jan
23
Feb
127
29
16% Jan
16% Oct
39% May 29
Jun
161% Dec
89% Oct
44
36 Va Jan
131
1
Co—No par
American News Co
No par
American Optical Co
No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
6
16% July
2
Metal Products Co
Molasses
4
48% Jan
100
Natural Gas
15% Feb
171% Feb
11
Jun
11
64% Nov
Mar 27
com
American
22
Jun
Jun
37
16
57
37
39% Mar 24
Ltd
American
1.3% July 27
29
148
136
10 y8 Oct
3
Mar 17
Co
preferred
30
9
150% Jun
129 % Jan
37
Metal
100
—7
—100
No par
No parx,
Machine & Metals
36% Jan
2
165% Sep
36% Dec
50% Dec
10
Jan
8
23
34
15% Jun
35% Dec
16
16
preferred
8
28
29
3.90%
24
94% Jun 23
Feb
30 Va Oct
Feb
16% Jun
13% Oct
122% Oct
Amer
preferred
Mach & Fdry common
18% Jun
33 % Oct
38% May 19
7%
31
165
148
9
18% Mar 26
20% Jan
'
31% July 30
Mar
104
2
May 15
17% Dec
31
28% Dec
25
30% July 23
19
Oct
Jun
Amer
105
2
Jan
7
29
25 % Mar 18
12
10
Apr
18% Dec
*22% May 16
97
16
9
Sep
24% Dec
78% Feb
22% Jan
Jun
14 >/a July 28
—50
1
Products
Home
1
No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp-No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%%
cum prior preferred
100
American Locomotive common
1
100% Mar 17
102
Jun
16% Apr
8
23
99
96
8% July
American
Co
preferred
convertible
6%
SS
American Ice Co common
Jan
30
21% July 31
33% Feb
65 %
67/8 Jan
86
23 % Jun
Dec
5
10
Co
American
American
19
25
Electric
&
4
July 30
Dec
96
11
Secur—No par
European
36% Jun
14
x35y8Oct
Jan
19
Tiling
3% July 27
10
45
Feb
48
11
5% Jan
20
1
Co
29
33
27% Jun
7% Nov
45% Jan
Distilling
American
14% July 14
22
8
9
151
67/8 Jun 30
54% Jan
30
Jan
May
41% Jun
Crystal
prior
4%%
24%
103%
*50 %
2%
48
93
50% Jun
20
24%
*103%
51
68%
91
2
50 Va
24%
103%
*26%
48
19 %
22 /a
42% Jan
& Cable
9
24'A
103%
34%
34%
34%
35%
35%
36%
42
42
35%
36%
*14
>
42
42
35
35%
78%
,
79%
Chain
32
103 %
*50%
24
*154%
163% 164%
28
9
*19%
28 ,2
48
19/2
ZZ a
American
117'A Jun
51 %
9%
%
26
9
3,700
4
4%
*90
78%
34 % Jan
22
12,100
9 Va
4
4 %
*95
100
85% Mar 18
7
59% Jun
27 '/a
32%
No par
No par
10
preferred
7%
8
170% Jan
26%
common—25
76% Feb
9
26%
8%
82%
2%
36%
19%
5/4
28
May
25%
8%
.1
*
48%
48
1
8
Apr
25'A
8%
3%
2%
*35%
*18%
16/a
26
50% Aug 25
25 Va
8%
*70%
48
47 Va
14%
*14
32% Feb
143
400
25 Vn
12.50
common
Car & Fdry
American
100
83% Jun
90
51%
8
23
15
51%
54
24
Mar
51%
46%
7%
73% Apr
89
*50%
91
49
98
*53%
27% Oct
July
51 %
*142%
46%
1
1
common
7%' preferred
5
49% May 25
48%
*96%
20
Inc
interest
preferred
5%
12
*50%
38%
38
2
No par
Shoe Co com
preferred
Brortderfsting-Paramount
Ctfs
15% Mar 20
50%
9%
50
—
common
convertible
Theatres
15% Mar 19
16% Jun
*31%
97
preferred .1952 ser 5%%—50
Amer Brake
27
Jun
32
95
*94
17%
100
preferred
Bosch'Corp
2nd
Apr
94
*31 %
19 %
10
pfd_;
conv
Bank Note common
American
86
41% Mar 13
107
17
' Jan
59
common
conv
cum
American
12% Jan
12
7% July 22
7
Airlines
cum
4%%
16
17
32
61%
Amer
8
84% Feb
94
1,400
*31%
4
32
13%
,77%
6
15% Jan
9
31
2,000
29%
24
13%
77%
75% Jan
23
74% Jun
20% Dec
23%
29%
*50%
61%
23
12% Apr
2
5
16 Vb May
*23%
8%
1
61% Apr
2
Jan
12,100
23%
29
24%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
30
90
2
29
Dec
16% Jan
26% Jun
12% May
73
4'/a
23
50 %
98
*88%
2,900
28%
27
—
95A
23%
69
20
Corp common—No par
preferred
Mfg
9%
9%
29
24 %
26%
42%
101 Va
22%
23 %
29
*31 %
51%
No par
1,600
42%
*99%
42%
101
9%
9%
Sharps
July 31
29
4%
4
28%
71
3%
3%
*142% 144
*81% 84
32% 33%
-*9
101
9%
9%
*42
*99%
the Week
Fr'day
Thursday
July 30
42
*99%
101
23%
51
25
8%
68%
*19%
No par
Dye
41%
41%
9%
29%
32 Va
5
&
Co
Allis-Clmlmers
52% May 25
50% July 31
23
41% Apr
19
2% Oct
4%
19%
71
*95
*90
100
1
Mills
Allied
gtd
Inc
Industries
2
Mar 25
123
1
36'A Feb
3
76% Jan
22
95
-
17
95% May
10% Mar
16
11
8% July 20
61% Dec
17
A
prior conv preferred-No par
$2.50
19% Feb
8
40% Dec
July 17
46 %
preferred
5%%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp__
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
65 y4 Jun
36
90
common
78% Aug 11
21
36
Corp
21% Jan
7
Aug 28
32% Feb
21
Alleghany
5% Mar 25
10
*99%
*103% 104 ,.
153% 154
2%
2%
100
100
10
Juneau
20% Mar 18
70 Va July 31
50
24%
8%
*50%
w>
w
Inc
14
3% Apr
*31%
1
1
41%
Sales for
PRICES
July 29
July 28
42%
101
9%
4%
23%
Corp—10
Equipment com
Gas
preferred
$3
5
4'/a
23%
29 %
1
No par
Co
Corp
Air Reduction
Mar 11
2.50
.
Corp
Affiliated
6
3
160
9
Admiral
8
114% Jan
12
Jun
2% Jun
6
.23% July
76
10% Mar
51% July
29% Jan
30
101 y4 Jun
Aug 28
3% Mar
29
10
Jan
23% July 22
22
2% Jan
139
6
*99%
9%
10
Express
Adams-Millis
27
32% Jan
50
May 21
1
Co
Motors
Addressograph-Multigraph
59% Jan
4
Jun
100
1
Steel Co
Adams
16
7
9% Jan
Jun
24 y8 Jun
9
106% May
ACF-Brlll
42
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 27
8
preferred
Vending Corp
Acme
36% Feb
24
51
6
35'A Jan
Sep
18
23
10
64
May
29
6% Jan
24
32% Oct
Jan
■I
28 y* Jun
19
7% July 17
10% Jun
26% Jan
1
July 21
31
22
24
4%
ABC
10
Dec
48
29
22 Vn Jun
24% Jan
56
Jan
112
5
42 % Jan
20
5
*
Monday
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
47'/a Jan
64% Jan
6
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Ltwtst
Highest
Uvcit
TURK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear 1852
41% Oct
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
78%
*78
*28
35
*14'
*
19,400 *
14%
1,700
4,200
16.2CO
41%
42
41%
41%
1,100
36 'A
37
37
37%
7,400
79%
79%
79%
*79
79
28%
900
400
28%
28'A
28 %
28%
28%
48
48
48
48
*47%
48
47%
48
1,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19 %
19 Va
20%
2,700
Vb
22%
*22%
93
22%
*91
*91
44%
45%
123%
123 %
34
*33%
7%
7%
28
*27
28%
*91
46 %
130
*123
45%
*125
22%
22%
*91
93
46%
132
33%
33%
33 %
7%
VA
46%
.
*125
33 %'
*7%
7%
*27
V4
*33%
■
7 Va
*27%
14%
14%
9%
9%
9%
9%
13,100
30'A
30%
33,500
65%
5,200
14%
29%
30 VB
61 %
62%
62%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*34 %
38%
*34%
38%
*34%
38
*34 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
Va
8
.
*7%
64%
65 %
3%
3%
*7%
8Va
♦90
*90
93
*90
93
*90
93
*18%
18%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
23
200
29
30'/a
29%
*7%
19 Vb
2.000
15
3^4
39%
8
Va
100
600
*23 Va
23%
23 '/a
23%
23%
23%
101%
*100%
101%
*100 %
101%
14%
14%
14%
89 %
89%
*89%
14%
*89%
90
21%
15
15 Va
90
90
90%
600
22%
22%
8,600
21%
21%
21%
82
82
*81 Va
82
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
19 V8
19
18%
19 Va
19
8,700
14%
22'A
82
17%
100
19 Va
*100%
14 Va
21%
4,300
93
23'A
*81 Va
2,400
38
101%
%'
*100%
1,200
9%
61 %
8 Vs
7%
14%
3%
*7%
300
200
34
28
30
38%
125%
9%
9%
29%
1,200
21,400
14%
14%
9%
61
22%
93
47%
27%
28
14%
■
22%
22%
93
45%
♦81%
82
20
17%
18
2,700
19%
19%
19%
4,700
*100%
101%
101%
110
16'/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,300
7%
*7'A
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
100
33 Vb
33 V4
33%
7,300
33%
300
*7%
.
"
101
*101
101
101%
♦101
33 Vb
32%
33
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33
33
33%
33%
34
33 %
34
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
33
33 %
34
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
160
7%
13%
160
7%
18%
18%
54
54%
31%
31%
143 %
145
*39%
40
*125%
126
13%
*158%
7%
18%
*54
31%
146
*39%
126
163
"7%
*33
*160%
7%
*33
33%
165
*161
VA
7%
18%
19
19%
19
19%
54
54
54%
54%
32%
32%
32%
33 Vb
39%
126
39%
143
144 «/2
*39%
39%
*126
41%
700
31%
32
40 %
40%
41
16
*51
5m
121%
121%
16%
16%
16%
4,500
154%
44,800
77%
11,700
16
15%
154%
154%
154 %
154%
154%
154%
75%
75%
75%
75%
76%
76%
137'A
136%
42%
43%
116%
116'A
9%
9%
13%
18%
79 %
79 %
67
67%
43
116
136%
43%
116
136
43%
116
*135%
136 Va
43%
116
•
122
136
43%
44%
116%
116'A
1,050
370
10,600
60
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
1,600
18%
187'b
18%
18%
18%
19%
8,000
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
68
67
67
6VA
67%
15
9Va
*67
14%
14%
14%-
14%
15'/a
14%
78%
78%
78
77
77%
♦77%
31 %
31%
31%
32%
32%
33%
33'A
33%
47
47%
47 %
*47 %
43
47%
48
28%
28%
46 %
900
*50%
121%
16
*15%
136%
51%
51
122
154'/a
75
70
41'A
31%
40%
51
200
1,700
31%
121%
60
710
32%
40%
50%
'
31%
31%
122
40
128
2,900
II,000
128
*40%
50%
144
3,300
*126
32
122
7%
32%
143
80
165
54 %
146
1,200
1,300
19,000
14%
*77
78
28%
*28 Va
28%
98 Va
*97
190
150
2,100
200
41,000
360
1,400
27%
27%
98%
97
97
98%
10
♦97
34
34'A
48 Va
33%
34%
34
34
34%
34%
48 %
49%
50%
50%
51%
1,200
4,100
27%
47%
48%
♦97
11
3%
9%
10%
10%
10 %
*3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
36
36 %
35%
35%
*35%
10%
9
10
36 %
♦36
361%
800
100
1,100
13
14
Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 3, 1953
The Commercial and
1 (394)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
7
27% Jan
22
16 % Jun
9
23% Mar 27
Argo
31
35 Va Jun
10
43% Jan
Armco
8% Oct
1
22
42% Dec
12% Mar 26
77 Va Oct
22
46 Va Nov
10
92% Jan
3
99
15% Oct
35 y2 May
5
10
Jun
16
96
Mar 13
83
57
Jan
28
Apr
1
90
116% Jan
22
31
105
12% Mar
107% Nov
3
16 Va Jan
22
7% Oct
24
9% Dec
19
6
32% Dec
31
25 % May
18 V* Feb
Feb
Jan
93
9
Jun
22
14
convertible
$4
Arnold
2
Arvin
19% Feb
22 % July 25
28
2
Dec
16
91% July
Jan
23
92% July
2
4
58
1
6
97% Nov
123% Dec 23
Aug 26
9
75% Jan
94
95 V4 Jun
18%
18 %
3,000
37%
37%
38
7,600
10
10 Vb
10
10 VB
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10%
10%
8,400
5
com
No par
88%
88%
*87 3
88 %
*87 %
89
89
89
89%
89 %
400
No par
51%.
51%
52
52%
*52%
52%
52%
52 %
53
53 %
1,400
*91%
92%
92 3 a
92%
92%
92 %
92%
92%
105%
105%
105%
16%
*16%
17%
com
105
Co Ine
No par
__.__2.50
27%
Inc
7%
Oil & Refining Co
1
preferred $1.50 series__No par
Dry Goods Corp—
4
*7%
8
27%
26%.
106 3
*106
106%
*106
4
93
*92 %
8%
27
*16%
8
*16%
17%
17%
17 %
7VS
27
27
26 'A
270
107%
*16%
,
8%
*7%
8
26'4
170
107%
•
100
7%.
27%
500
,
27'A
1,200
18,200
14
14 V«
14
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14 'k
14%
14%
26%
26 3
26%
26%
•26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
261/2
700
.1
19%
20
13%
20
20 VB
20 Va
20%
20 %
2,000
.100
*92%
93
4
!
15
2
36 % May
92%
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
94 3 4
9 J3
4
93%
*33
95
*93
95
27%
26%
26%
27
1st
5.25%
preferred.
26
30% Jan
1
92
92
92
92
par
98
100
96%.
97%
3
1
*105%
107
*105%
Atlantic
2
*
7% Mar
23%
28%
28 %
28%
29
29%
29%
93
93 %
92 %
92%
92%
92%.
180
29
29
29
29
29 Va
29 Vb,
3,400
32%
32%
33
33
32 3
32%
32 %
32
32
98
98
98
*97
99 '/a
13
17%
17%
*17%
18%
17%
,17%
par
*6%
6%
6-%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6*8
par
*15 %
15%
*15 Va
*15%
23
Nov
3
15% May
5
7% Jan
5
11% Mar
4
Autocar
3
13% Jau
9
17% Mar
6
Automatic Canteen Co
—
16% Mar 13
5
Avco
6% Jun
3
a% Nov
21
6% July 29
8% Feb
26
42% Jun
26
50 V* Nov
14
42 % July 29
52 % Feb
30
Co
6%.
10 VB
*16'A
16%
16,300
*42%
par
•
13%-
15%
15%
10
10%
10 Vb
10%
16 %
16%
*16%
16%
7 Va
4*. CO .u
cc
6%
42%
7
*42
100
.10%.
5,600
16%
6VB
43
6%
7
42 %
500
15%
*16%
7
100
500
.
6%
10%
16%
*42%
43%
1,200
99%
10%
15%
%.%;•.
*97
*17%
.
16%
,
7%
7
(The) common-—3
Mfg Corp
4
99%
*97
10
10%
—5
A
of
*15%
15%
-5c
—
26
5% July 21
20
107
29
18
pld series A
15% Jan
17
*105%
4,500.
93%
23
*92%
23%
32%
,_20
(voting)
9% Jan
12% Apr
107
1,000.
93
99%
4
9
Jan
convertible
4%
7% Dec
17
*105%
93 3
*96
4
14% May 5
Oct 30
6
*91%
:
98%
par
24% Feb
16
93%
29
5
98
107
98
*91
97
*105%.
107
93
96%.
7,300
2,100.
•
29
23%
*92%
—
a
Powder—
Common
36 V4 Mar 27
108% Mar 18
23
—
28%
.100
B
92 %.
4
.100
24
6 Vu Jun
scries
$3.75
b
7
31 Vm Apr
941/4 July 16
27
-10
Refining common
Preferred
Atlas Corp
Ac»u.i
30
30
29
93
4
.100
4%
44% Jan
Jun
27
*91
X92
2
117% Jan
17
53 'A
27
5
*26
2
3
94%
53 %
27
26%
30
Mar
93%
5J
27
52%
26 3
31% Sep
102% Oct
31
93 %
£3
26 7
52%
26%
2
1,900
52%
52%
26 VB
22
100
27
92 3
94%
52%
-10
..50
Common
Jan
60
95
26%
52 3
94
—50
Mar
92%
*94
27
26%
92%.
5
13
30% Feb
16
27%
& Santa Fe-
Jan
99
89% July
28% Jun
92%
92 >,»
94
27
33% Jan
27% Jun
8
*
-10
114
24
100% .Jun
20
.100
119% Jan
Jun
105
20
22
97% Mar 25
88 % July
22
Dec
110
28
5% Oct
18 %
36 %
22
28% Ja«
25% Feb
Dec
27
7
26% May
18%
37%
57 % Jan
50 % Jun
Sep
13
Mar 25
103
88 % Jun
13
31
18
30%
16%
Atchison Topeka
15
Jun
*93% Jan
18
37
Jan
32
July 28
104% Dec
96% Feb
17%
36%
99% Apr
100
7
98
73% Feb 27
21% Jan
18%
5
Common
22% Mar 11
10
101
26 %
51% Jan
Shares
July 31
July 30
3o%
Corp
Industries
2nd
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
18%
Ashland
18% Mar 25
Mar 27
PRICES
July 21)
36%
preferred__.No par
Carpel
Wednesday
..No par
Constable
Artloom
6
29
10
Illinois
ol
preferred
10V2 Mar 26
1
July 27
25% Jrui
$3.75
32% Jan
July
Co
July 2X
5
$6 conv prior preferred
7
19% Jan
&
SALE
HIGH
10
I
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
112% May 25
9
7% Jun
Mar 25
Jan
Steel
Tuesday
July >7
Par
Oil Corp
Armour
55% May 22
July 16
Monday
AND
Associated
20
91
01
2
26
Aug 18
31
29
Jan
16% May 28
23% Mar 25
16% Oct 22
27% Dec
Dec
19
5
48% Feb
97
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
2
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*42%
600
7
47,000
43 %
100
B
l
0% Dec
22
9% Jan
31% Oct
16
39 V4 Dec
8% Oct
Jan
Babbitt
IB
1
5%
5%
5%
(The)_No par
37%
38%
9%
24%
25Va
37%
9%
24Vb
38
9%
46%
47
46%
46%
Inc
(T)
35% Jan
14
42% Mar 25
Babcock Si
9% Jun
16
11% Mar 26
Baldwin-Lima-Hamlllou
22% Jun
10
11% Jan 22
6
17% Feb
7
Wilcox
16
30% Mar 19
Baltimore
Jun
C'o
Ohio
&
13
Corp
100
common
20
29% Dec
20
18
Apr 23
65% Jan 11
49 % NOV
23
13
23% Jun
26
Nov
24
67
16
54% Dec
10
47
July 14
59% Apr
7
Barber
Oil
22
19% Jan
10
Jan 23
15
July 15
17% Mar 12
Barker
Brothers common
38
Jan
22
20
July 13
36% Feb
Oct
42
15% Dec
36
73
41
7
May
24% Dec
20% May 23
10
48% Mar 25
18% July 13
22% Mar 17
9
76% Mar 17
44
Jun
hoiicuinuliitive
4y«
preferred__100
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
*
11% Dec
40
Dec
39% Feb
12
preferred
4%%
18
Bath
25% Mar 19
Iron
Corp
47
47%
47%
48'
15%
15%
15%
15%
38
38
20
20 VV
100
5
Jun
Jan
3%%
preferred
16% Mar 20
Beech
Jan
12
33% Jan
Beech
Creek
25% Oct
20
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
30 Va May 26
10% May 16
15% Jun
19
11% May 11
14
14% Apr
28
23
Dec
9
20 Va Apr
26% Feb
MVfcOct
27
28
Feb
28
94% July 31
10
22 Va Mar
% Jan 22
86% May
79
10% July 24
5
39
38
38
20
20
20
20
1Q%
10%
10%
10%
10%
'37%
37%
37%
38
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
101'/a
100
*100 Va
101 %
90
92
92%
94
94
94 'A
5,060
19 %
191/4
19 'A
19%
19%
2,400
86
86
83 %
83 Va
*83 %
May 21
May 22
Dec
38
Dec
1
S7
19
106 V2 Dec
11
1
93
22
25 Vb Jun
Nov
3
32
36% Dec
22
27% Jan
Cum
Best
17 % uuly 14
21% Jan
5
Bliss
18
22% Feb
10
27 % Mar 18
41 % Dec
23
36% July 13
48 Va Mar 20
27
31% May 16
Oct
29
25
30
17% Jun
29
29% Jan
2
21% Jan
6% Oct
15
11% Jan
25
12% Nov
6
23 Vb Mar
10
21% Dec
Jun
12% Jun
11% Mar
10
Jan
13
52VaJiHl
IV
16'/b July
14
11
6,
Bolin
12 % Mar 12
14% Jan
12
Bon
Mar
.(Delaware;
20%.
18%
lbV>
Aliiiiiitiin
1%
25%:
.*25;...
26
35%
*29
29 1
29%
29%
600
11%
*11%
12
11%
12
400
20%
19%
*90
93
55 %
34%
34%
351/4
99.
98
98
34%
*25
1 %
1 '/B
25%
25'/«
35%'.
-.35%
51 %
52%
Y* 51%
52%
52%
52%
52V»
139'%
138'%
138%
138%
138%
139 Va
34%
par
18'/b
14
12%
13
*70
72
34%
34%.
I8V4
17%
14V4
14
35%
36
36
1
-
2.800
19%
19%
*90
54%
110
21%
21%
*18%
55
1%
21
19
93
54 VB
*97%
20 ! %
t
600
93
55%
56
34%
35
*98
4,500
1,400
99
50
'/8
1%
1%
7,500
25%
25%
25%
300
JO
%
36%
52%
*139
3.600
53 %
36%
53
139 %
34,200
139%
300
1,400
12%
*12%
13
12%
12%
12%
72
*70
72
*70
72
70%
70%
10
34%
*34
24%
*34 %
34%
34%
34%
400
18%
18%
14%
18
12%
18%
13%
18
13%
14
13%
*22%
23
*22%
18%
4,200
14%
14
14
4,200
23
23
23
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25 Va
25%
25%
2.900
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
38%
39
8,900
19%
19%
19%
6,000
26 7
26%
26 %
Corp
Club
23
19Vb
No par
1
Inc
*22%
23
19%
18%.
19%
13%
18%
27
5
-No par
27
26%
27%
26%
26 Va
8 %
13%
8%
13%
13%
9
9
*8%
13%
13%
9
19
*26%
'
13%
*8%
13%
8
9
8%
13%
200
190
9
13%
200
13%
4,400
Inc—1.25
11%
11 %
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
300
15
55%
55%
55%.
55%
55%
56
*55%.
56
56
56 %
3,000
5
72'%
73
72
72
70%
71%.
71 %
72
72'A
73
3,600.
*89%
91
*90
91%
90
90
9
9%
54% Aug 28
58 % Mar 27
Borden
9
82
Dec
15
70% July 29
86
Borg-Warner Corp common
89% Jan
8
95 V2 Apr
23
86% Jun
94% Jan
Co
99
29
37
Brass
Book-of-the-Monfh
3
34%
*97
2,100
33 %
24%
61% Jan
Mar 25
34%
34%
99
1%
12%
5
!
Stores
55'%
93
220
11%
33
*22%
Ami Co class A-
Bond
55
18%
V2
11
33
11
11
23
2.50
Co__
As
*90
56
20%
*90
84
ll%
*32%
86
Co—___7.50
Cliemical
Airplane
93
1%,
*70
1
Inc
0% May 17
49% Jan
3
.
20Va
18%
35%
10
:
Class B
14
tfo
Co
Laughlin
Boeing
29 % Mar 18
2
20%
11
*138%
~
100
1951
Mfg Co
Co
W)
(E
&
.Blockson
3
2
Jan
7
com—No par
pfd series ol
& Decker
..Bliss
25% Nov
22% Oct
1
(Del)
Carpet (Del) com_5
24 % Mar 12
5
11%
25%
11
imiw-Knox
22'/4 Mar 17
1-3% July 13
20'/a Jan
29
12
'
l>/4
100
Black
13
18
29
*11%
34%
preferred
4Va%
11
28%
11%
*97'%
Blgelow-Sanford
Jail
36% Jan
29%
55%
Co—1 peso
Foods
7%
82 % Jan
30
*32%
common—10
Co
Best
31% Apr
28:
ser
Bethlehem Steel
Dec
23
&
37 '/a Jan
16
*83%
32%
of 1946_No par
Corp
57% Jan
22V2 Dec
14
Loan
144% Feb
12V4 July 14
84'%
11
*90
..5
pfd $3.25
10
7
84%
10%
18'%
100
1
Benguet Coiisol Mining
19
70 Vb July 31
39% Mar 12
18% Apr
17
38
Jun
49
7
14
Jan
7
33'/a Apr
31
18 V2 Jan
27
1% Jan
Beneficial
27
107'/a Feb
135 V4 Jun
15
55% Dec
Feb
17
17
Jun
preferred
Aviation
100
32%
11 %
11
10
common
101
20Vb
100
1
pfd
—1
Bendix
68 % Mar 20
lVsJun 23
33Vb Jun
146% Aug 26
I8V2 Nov
15% Oct 20
15% Mar 15
54 Vb July 29
4%<%
Co
101%
400
19
Corp
Howell
3,300
91%
*11%
Aircraft
3,900
33%
19
*28%
&
38%
38%
91 %
-l
4%%
38%
19
—10
1
12
Jan
38
38%
1,700
90%
*98
33
Bell
7
10%
19%
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Belding-Heminway
Mar 16
230
20%
91%
102
*32%
Bell
64
22
Si
39
20%
*10%
19
50
2
94
84
*38
*38
*10%
90%
RR
22 Va Mar 13
24
2
2,000
*99
Inc—
(A
93
13
16
Beck Shoe
8
29
I8V2 July 27
45% Apr
29% Jan
12% Oct
Mills
Beaunil
9
90.
*91 V« Feb
76% Sep
1,700
151/4
—2.50
Aircraft Corp
May 19
1
50%
*15%
preferred—100
■___
100
convertible
4 Va 'It.
4
31
3
"lO
50i '2
15%
50
4
38
20
38
*19%
37%
30
7
17
29
74
15%
10%
Oct
29% Mar
*71
47
37%
Sep
46 Vz May
1,600
72
15%
37%
16
139% Apr
46,500
47%
72
47%
10%
17% Feb
4.
29% Jan
25%
47
72
15%
issued"
87
16
25%
20
47%
37%
lnc___
" when
33 V2 Jun
Oct
11,700
*191/4
*71
37%
Cigars
oommon
17
25
1,500
5,200
a
10
20
72
—No par
93
Dec 31
1% Mar
47%
*70
Beatrice Foods Co common—.12.50
14
14
25%
47
5%
391
*19
72
Bayulc
12
14
24%
47
*70
23
Jon
78% Feb
Jan
24%
4
19%
40
90% July 28
1% Nov
24%
46 3
*19
38% JUiy ,u
13
16
»
9%
50
10
I
Works
22
30
5%
33%
9%
19%
27
16% Oct
Apr
5%
38%
9%
10
Corp new
94% Apr
22% Jan
5%
38 %
9%
*'19
11% Feb
9% Feb
22
107
5%
37%
9%.
'
5
16
24%
5%
37%
19Va
37% JUiy 28
21
9%
*19
50
100
—10
34% May 20
9% Feb
33% Apr
5%
.
(The)
1
'
15
3%%
12
preferred
Maine RR—
,Boston
87/8 July 29
13
39% Nov
13
14% Feb
21
47 V2 Feb
10% Nov
21.
36
Jun
4
25% Jun
17
25% Jan
2
Dec
1
9% Nov
17
14% Jan
25
15% Apr
7
22% Dec
2
Jan
18
38% Dec
35
30% Apr
24
37
33
35
7% July 28
•
t
Jun
15
27
18% Jun
4
Jan
9
103% Jun
4
24 Va Oct
21
27 Va J tin
95
2
34 Va Apr
35% Feb
*50
33
23
5%
9
■
Bower
Braniff
Roller
26
40
2,900
26 %
1,200
8'A *
8%
8%
1,300
35
36 "A
35%
35
35 "A
35%
35%
36
36%
3/200
36%'
36%
35
36%
35
38% Mar 11
Brlggs Manufacturing Corp—Nopar
Briggs & Strut ton
No par
36%
36%
37 Va
38
38%
38 %
1,800
26% Jan
Bristol-Myers Co common
19%
19%
19 %
19 %
19
19Va
19 VB
19 %
19%
19%
4,300
2
91
May 28
15
20
99% Feb
9
'
3%%
preferred
5
22% Jun
45% Jun
9
54
14
11% Jan
2
13% July 20
Brown
&
Dec!
3
66 Va Jan
Brown
Shoe
27% Jan 29
Jail
29
.100
——
Brooklyn Union Gas
5%
2.50
22% Mar 17
Bucyrus-Erie
12% Jun
10
157/b Dec
81 Va May
12
29
Feb
26
50
Aug
16% Dec
16
20
Dec
14
Co
54% Mar 10
Buffalo
17 % Jan
.
83% Feb
7
2
25 Va Mar 23
Bullard Co
35% Jun
22
43% Mar
2
2
19% Jan
3
12
July
92% Apr
14
74
Jun
10
91% Jan
84
Apr
18
67
Jun
10
78
I8V2 Jan
7
14% Dec
31
7
14% July 14
12Ve Jun
17
Jan
,
15
8
125
Jan
21
135
28
39% Sep
2
35
Jan
9
40
1
14 Va Dec
31
12
83 V2 Dec
4
14% Jan
17
3
M*r
Jun
,
86,
8
July 1
22% July 27
Mar 16
12% Feb 26
27% Mar 20
104% Apr
14
108 Va Jan
4
Jan
19
109% Mar 10
19% Nov
12
25 V« Apr
4
18% Jun
15
24 Va Mar 12
Jan
2
22% Jun
16
105
12%
*12%
*60Va
62
*61
62
*61
17%
25
13Va
*78%
50Vb
62
*60%
17%
25%
18%
18
18%
1,200
25%
25%
25%
5.900
13%
4.800
13%
%
*78%
13%
13 VB
131/4
13%
13%
78%
79
39'%
39Vb
33%
38%
*38 %
Burlington Mills Corp common—_1
4%
preferred
100
3Va% preferred
100
12%
78'A
12%
*67V4
1
Butler
Bros
7%
10o
50
15
common
4»/a%
preferred
Butte Copper &>: Zinc
Byers Co (A M). common
1%
pfd
preferred
100
5
*12'A
*130
12%
12%
79%
600
50%
50%.
300
23%
22 V«
23%
14,100
39
*38 Va
39
200
12%
1-2 V«
*78%.
80
78%
78%
*78'%
79%
*78 %
79%
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72
*67 %
72
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72
*67%
72
14%
14%
12%
12 V4
14%
12%
133
*130
40
*39
12%
x!2%
12%
82
82
*80
82%
8
8
133
40%
8
14%
12%
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*39
12%
12%
*12%
82%
*80
8
19%
xl8%
18%
*18%
5
24%
24%
x24%
24%
106
105%
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•130
*79%
19'A
23%
12%
133
14%
*39
lo
23%
14%
13
40%
22%
108
participating preferred——10o
Byron Jackson Co
13%
*79
51
72
40
12%
8
*50
79
22%
*106%
No par
100
18
39%
prior
61
25'A
*39%
conv
61
18
5
Terminal Bldg
900
62
2,400
25%
22%
14%
12%
13
22 Vb
5
100
12%
24%
21%
__
23%
48%
12%
18
21%
*
95
23%
*47%
25
21 %
new
*92
;
17%
13%
79
23 %
24%
21%
5%
79V4 July
*12%
50%
Bush
16
12%
79
19
15% Feb
12%
«.
*49%
July 15
12% July 28
12%
*78%
Bush Terminal Co
24
26
Apr
12%
50
9
2
Apr
48
23 VB
79
Burroughs Corp
Jan
*47%
23%
50
3
95
48
No par
Co
17% Feb
12
*92
*46%.
50%
21%
Forge
30
33
95
23%
47%
lo
preferred
Jan
118
1
7
*92
23%
—Nopar
Bulova Watch Co Iiic
$5
95
23%
47%
—1
common
9
Apr
6
*92%
23%
48V?
5
Jun
8
Jan
Co
47
7
July
(The)
Inc
76
4
1
40% Feb
Budd
Bigelo.w
Co
95
23%
No par
Brunswick-Bulke-Collender
28% May 20
16% Mar 25
;
*47.%
15
9
5
eonv
_40
1
19
59% July 14
cum
*92
Nopar
com
preferred
24% Jan
26
*39%
26%
8'A
42% Feb
17% Jun
8% Nov 13
19% Oct 28
40 %
39 7
V4
8
5,600
27% July 24
78% Jan
26
7%
24%
20% May 26
11% May
40
26
8
24 %
54% May 29
129
a
?6 %
50"
11,100
24 33 *
16
22
9%
24
23
Dec
9%
24
Oct
16
10%
23%
22% Oct
25
9%
23%
63 Vz
Jan
37%
26%
7%
9%
23 %
:
20
76
37%
26 %
.
24Va
Co
51% Jun
84% Jan
37
27
8%
8
9%
23%
12% Feb
7
9IV2
5
Brass
31
36% May
14% Nov
*89%
Bridgeport
11% Oct
13% Sep 15
76% Jan
7
91%
25% Mar 10
3
41
38'%
*26%.
2.50
.
Jan
17
*37%
5
Co__
Ine
9
100
Bearing
Airways
*89%
V
100
preferred
2
7
Mar
% Jan
100
&
Common
''
10
*23% Nov
46 y4 Mar
11
21% Jan
12
Nov 21
13% Mar 19
23%
106
8
23 %
106
19'A
13
13
14%
12%
133
14%
*12%
14.000
110
147%
4.900
12%
1,000
*130
133
40
40
560
12%
12%
13
1,400
81%
*79%
81
40%
8'A
8%
8%
23%
23%
23%
T05%
13%
107
40
8%
24
1,700
1
1,200
105%
105%
60
18 VB
18%
*19%
19%
600
23%
24%
24%
c
34% May 16
1% Oct 28
7% Apr
32% Jan
1
9
30
2
29
23%
24
24%,
22
1% July 14
3% Mar
2
5,300
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
1%
2
1%
2
1%
2
1 %
1V«
1%
1%
17
4,800
7% Jun
9% Mar
2
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
7%
8
7%
8
8%
8'A
8%
8%
8%
3%
12
23
23
22%
22%
23
23
23 %
231/4
23%
23%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
94%
94%
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95
*94%
95
*94%
95
*51%
53
Dec
11% Jan
95
43% Jan
19
51
Sep
5
*16% May 26
20
Jan
11
Jan
7
14
16
22% July 28
27% Jan
13% Mar
10% Jan
9
90
Jun
3
102
46% Jan
22
52
Jan
9% Oct 15
16% Oct
9
40% Mar 31
56
46V4Jun
9
54
11
Jun
9
13% Jan
July 16
Apr
3
16% Jan 31
18% Jan 30
For footnotes
see
paee
17% Jun
29
3
30
May 28
17% Apr 24
24% Jun 16
26
*46% Nov 25
Packing Corp
3% Jan
4
17
California
10% Jan
Dec
31% Nov
2
26
July 17
89
27% Jan
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger. Ale com—1.65%
$4.25
conv
preferredj,
Canada Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
20%.July 27
Canadian
34*
5
Canadian
5
Cannon
30
Jan
Jan
29
May 27
19% May 25
Pacific
Ry
Carey
*93%
95
100
*51%
20%
25"a
53
Nopar
25
Mills
No par
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum
No par
(The)
48
(Philip) Mfg Co
12%
26%
17%
17%
20
51%
*51%
53
*51%
53
20%
*20%
21
*20%
20%
20%
20%
500
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26%
34,600
48
48%
49V4
*48 "A
491/2
48%
48 3
*48
10
,
,
4
400
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12 V8
8,300
26%
26%
lo
1,500
51%
48
12
5
9,100
14,900
*20%
20%
26Vb
1
Co
...
26%
26%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
28%
1,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
3,300
24.
i
I
Volume 178
Number 5243
.The Commercial
(395)
an|Z Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lou est
Highest
104% Jan
5
20
9
41% Dec
10
39% Oct
30
53% Jan
28
21% Jan
23
39% Jan
116
42
6
2
Mar
43
49
Apr
Carolina
Jan
4
16
Clinchfield & Ohio
Power
Carrier, Corp
36% Dec
4
34% Jan
45 % Mm
5
10
58
Dec
4
55% Jan
5
72
Mar
5
Conv
72
Dec
4
69
Jan
5
89% Mar
9
Conv
10% Feb
14% Dec
3
12% Jun
16
22
Oct
142
20
30% Apr
21
Nov'
3
14% Mar 27
16% July 15
18
2o
Jun
19
143
Jan
119
154% Aug 21
33% Oct
50% Jun
19
7
96 % Jutl
23
66
51% Jan
2
5
150 % Feb
26
118
94% Nov'
G
110% Jan
2
78
24
19 % Jan
2
16% July 29
15
17% Jan
28
15% Oct
7%
133% Jan
July 21
68
12
Jun
104 %
37%
38 %
38
42%
43
43%
43%
43%
43%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
10
Corp
2nd
66
*64
83
*80
83
13 %
13
13
18'%
17%
18
50 %
Celotex
19% Mar 25
5%
Corp
preferred
Feb
24
16% Mr.a 18
19% Feb
19
20%
Central
^guirre Sugar Co
23
9 % Feb
14
5% Jun
10
7% Feb
26
Central
Foundry
17% Jan
7
35% Dec
8
31% Apr
20
40% Jan
22
Central
pf
47% Jan
17
68% Dec
8
22
62%.Apr 29
11% July 14
73% Jan 130
Dec
Central
Hudson Gas & Elec
35% Jun
16
42% Mar 25
Central
Illinois
97
Jun
12
16
20% Mar 12
-
6
,
Jijly 27
23
22%
118%
79%
17
16%
16%.
16%
13
3G
40% Aug 38
Apr 24
110'% Oct
8
Jan
104
2
Jan
110
20% Mar
15% Feb
24% Oct
20% Jun
15
28% Feb
24'
28% Feb
24% Oct
9
20% Jun
4
17
20% Dec
1
18% Jun
10
31
21
Feb
6
11% July 13
Feb
Jan
29
7% Jun
16
58 % Feb
8
22% Jun
30
13% Oct
23
1
13
Jun
16
28
S
30% Apr
28
37
38% Jan
5,'
16%
16%
.1,900
*163/a
16%
*16%
16%
100
20%
*20%
203%
1,200
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
*20 Via
20%
20%
20%
*5%
20%;
600
38%
39%
4,600
100
71%
713%
703/4
70%
71
71%
713%
72%
72
72
1,300
11%
11%
113/a
11%
11%"
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/a
6,200
*
37%
37%
37%
37%
*37%
37%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
100
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
*102%
103%
*102%
103%
50
Illinois Public Service
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
19%
19%
19s%
19%
9,000
50
*23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
*23 %
Light common,
1
—
South
-&
Violeta
de
Cerro
Chain
Belt
103
18%
24
♦
'
■
•
6
*
=
f ■
23%
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23%
19%
193/a
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19%
19%
12
*11%
12
11%
Products
24
*7%
8%
7%
75/?
*7%
5
23%
23%
233/a
23%
1
13%
13%
13%
13 3/a
13%
13%
32
32
32%
32%
32%
Co
10
24
23%
*23 %
24%
200
19 %
19%
19%
10,600
12%
11%
12%
;
*11%
23%
Corp
200
*23%
19
11%
a
400
24
*23
19%
*11%
No par
Corp
.
23 3%
233/4
5
50
Co
;,5%r
■
.
9.50
Corp—.
West
Sugar
Pasco
Certain-Teed
3'
Feb
16%
No par
Century Ribbon Mills
15% Mar 20
33 % Oct
16% Apr
42
' Feb
*
16%,
6 '
Class' 13
% Mar 12'
9
10
9
20
3,200
16%
■
79%
39%
Central
3
28,200
79%
38%
Central
Dec
24%
119%
*118
79%
*5%
17% Mar 16
Apr
24%
243%
1193/4
79%
38%
22 % Mar 27,
a
300
37%
Central
2.
x34
6,100
37%
25'
20
15% Dec
52
101
Central RR Co of N J class A
24
1G% Apr
80
51%
*100%
51%
23%
6,100
126
126
101
*118
900
18%
79%
20%
4%%* preferred'—.
17% Jun
15
51%.
5%
6
18
200
;3
127
*100%
20%
5%
13
18%
127
*16%
6
12%
37%
6
21% Nov 25
9
18
84
38%
,
19% Oct, 29
5
500
65%
*82
38
Georgia Ry__
preierred series B_,
5%
Mar 27
13
7,300
65%
12%.
1
1
;
10;% Jail, 29
41 %
413%
66
82
.—20
Co__
41%
66
—_5
_——
900
82
.119%
80
44%
23%
*118
79%
16%
No par
19% July'30
22%
118%
*44
41
I
101
80
1,000
44%
52
101
79%
common—,.—No par
Oct
Oct
10
23%
119%
*118
50
383%
44
127
51%
101
101
<
*125
51
50%
101
22 %
100
127
*125
51%
101
100
4%%\conv preferred series A_100
J (in
125
104%
*37%
13
17%
123
*103%
104%
,
18'/a
*12%
Shares
July 31
38
*103%
66
*81
17%
12.50
I
*64
83
13
common-——10
preferred-,.
64%
*80
1
l'„—
104%
*64
Celanes'e Corp of" Amer cOm__No par
38% Jan
22% July 28
30
131% Dec*
*103%
38
100
4.20%'
%
the Week
Friday
July 80
38
common—
Tr&ctor
Prefeired
103
Sales for
Thursday
5
Co common—
Caterpillar
Feb
105
(J I)
*
104
PRICES
July 29
38 %
7% "preierred
65% Jan
31
2
3
Dec
104% Aug
47% Jan
99% Jan
5
Jaii
103%
SALE
Wednesday
38 %
1
General
HIGH
July 28
par
preierred 4%1 series—50
preferred 4.80% series—-50
Carriers, &
Case
Ry_100
Light—No
Carpenter Steel Co
57% Oct '16
*
&•
AND
Tuesday
July 27
Par
Carolina
113% Mar 19
10
34% Jun
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
103% July 20
Aug
Feb
34
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
Continued—Pago 3
STOCKS
Range for Previous
15
200
100
*7 3%
8
2=1%
24%
25
6,000 1
13%
13%
13%
13 3/8
4,100
32%
32
32
*313%
32%
400
30%
30%
30% '
29%
30%
1,900
99%
99%
99
100
150
6y8
6
6
3,000
8
8
*73%
2*
*
Champion Paper & Fibre Co15
30
16
18
105% Oct
21
92% Jun
22
23
8% Jan
17
5% Jun
16
May 17
34% Jan
26
27 %
98
28
30
1
July 24
$4.50
31 % Feb.
4
10
34% Jun
16
41% Feb
2
Dec
23
80
Jun
3
85%'Jan
9.
1G% Fell 20
23% Dec
23
17% July 29
23% Mar J 3
22 %
27
' Jun
33% Jan
2
39.% Dec
81% Jan
4
88
20
23% Jan
17
21% July, 7
17% Jun
16
21% Mar
18% Feb
20
28 % Dec
12
18% Jun
10
26% Jan
17
34% Dec
1
30% July 29
34% Jan
21
12 % Mar
1
18% Dec
17
14% Feb
18
Jan
6
10
July 22
Jan
13
/Apr
23
51% Jan
16% Feb
17
10% Dec
1-5
24
27
51% Dec
23
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
32% Feb
20
45'A Apr
34
15
/
62% Mar 19
Chicago.
68
72%
Nov
11
95"
18
12% Feb
27
30
76% May 27
25
10% Jun
Jan
95
14%
,Feb
3% Feb
Noy 14
29% Nov
G8 %
■'
5
Fel> 27
24
48% Jan'25
98
*
Dec
1 o'l-i V CD
9% July 14
Mar 12
13
.Jan
5
96%'Jail
2
Chrysler Corp
Gas
Cincinnati
19% May
19
6
Jail
102
35% Jan
22
51
16
30% Feb
16
11
July
i5
95% Jan
14% Jan
9
92
Jan
Jun
10
Jan
12
21
Oct
102
33% July
4
90
30% Jun
1
35
Apr
4
Dec
29
56% Sep
9
7
5
80
21
110
105% Mar 12
Apr
July 14
Cleve
109% .Jan
12
19
.
71
G5% Jan
14
75
Dec
26
44
Sep
3
1
Jun
' 8
42
29
37% Jail
Jun
75
8
20% July 23
Jan
Climax
Clinton
36
2
22% Jan
81% Apr
3
91
Jan
18
89% Jun '12
95
3% Oct
24
6% Jan
2
2% July 24
<r>
Dec
102
Jan
7
28 % Apr
136'% Aug
5
129
Jun
6
24
Feb
4
78
Jan
2
117% Jun
13
32% Jan
88
3
4
108
40"% Jun
23
Jan
2
-17% Oct
15
87
Oct
16
41
Jan
18
-39
Jan
8
38
Jan
33
Jun
17
47 % Dec
4.
32% May 25
136 :
July 24
87
May *4
22% July 2
22% Feb
7
59 % Mar 27
*2
24% Feb
27
875
Jan
6
67
2
59
Nov
28
55.
Jan
6
8
65% Mar 24
45% May 22
9
45% May 22
38% Jan
38 % Jan'
1
39% Feb
1
16% Jan
11
12%
13% Jan
15
11% Jail
Nov
26
61% Apr
4
10% Dec
5
56% Jun
11
42% Jan
3
63
July 15
59% Mar
41
Jun
Mar 24
15
5
Jan
29
16% May 22
6
51% Mar 17
26% Mar 16
19%
7,900
42
5,300
52'%
52%
2,400
70%
71%
91%
91
91
91
91'
Columbus
7
22
38% Jan
6
Commercial
2
2%
*2%
25
25
9%
9%
*9%
9%
'9%
*25
25
70
10
28
*25
28
'
*9%
f
"
No par
10
!5
_100
20
18
70
*
26
25%
eom_No par
■
.»'
93
47
25
80
78%
<
78%
T
*31%
31 3/<{
31%
16%
16%
80%
79%
36%
36%
*12%
31%
35%
36
200
92
*87
*87
90
49%
49%
104%
1033/4
gtd—50
stock—50
71%
*42
*42
,
20%
73
*72
44
*71%
44
71%
*42
20%
20%
_No par
1
38%
38%
38
38%
38%
28
27%
27%
27%
100
92%
92 %
92%
92
92%
preferred-
No par
(The)—j.
Corp-—No par
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
31%
31%
313/a
31%
31%
Iron
corn—-100
common—No par
-No par
Ohio Elec—5
Engineering Inc.No par
Co
10
Credit
No par
Solvents
*131
133
134%
132%
*84%
86
*84%
85%
114%
114%
113%
114%
133
840
*840
*84%
113
43%
43%
5
Consolidated
Nov
25
100
Jun
15
110% Jan
91
Jun
10
102
27
113
97 % Jan
19
105% July 15
Apr
22
16% Jan
18
10% Aug 13
16
11% Jan
23
64% Feb
4
106
13
Feb
27% Sep
8
9% Oct
15
9
43
43%
42%
43%
43%
42 %
13
13%
13
15
15%
15
61
61
44%
44%
34 % Jan
"102
11
12
423/4
42%
15%
Apr
1
433/4
1,400
23%
24%
24%
24%
3,500
43%
43
43
43
433/8
433/a
43%
44
44
1,400
32%
31%.
60
43%
24
24
*42 3/4
60
43%
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
32%
32%
32%
5,800
18
18%
18%
183/a
18%
19
19
19%
7,700
7,500
18%. ; 18%
6
Consolidated
14
Feb
6
10% Jan
6
Consolidated
Textile
16% Jun
10
22% Feb
3
Consolidated
Vultee
2
12
35 % Apr
23
38% May 18
99
Jun
19
109%
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
•
Jan
2
110
102% Jan
3
109% Nov 26
May 16
9
*
2
43% Dec
31
36
Jun
17
Jan
17
103% Feb
8
93
Jun
23
16% Jun
12
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
2
89% Dec
18
96
Feb
7
90
41% Aug 19
46% Dec
31
92
99
31% May
99
Jan
5
108% Sep. 16
117
For-footnotes
see
Jun 116
Feb
nage
8
24.
July 28
45% Jan 13
May 20
112% Jan 16
87
45
Jan! 8
Jan
5
30
102% Feb 11
25 % May
21
95% Jun ! 4
55% July 3
8
3
100
Inc
1
10c
Aircraft
1
Co
1
24
23
23%
■
*60
34
*
6%
24%
V2
34
34%
34
34
34
1,600
343/8
34 3/4
6%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
8,600
%
6%
*6%
6%
1
34
341/4
34
34%
1
24%
6
400
25
25
25
4,100
223/4
22%
23
23%
4,000
*29%
2i>%
24%
233/a
22%
23%
28 3/a
28 3/a
29 ;
29
7'%
7%
7%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
38%
38%
38%
38 3/a
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
106%
*106%
106:%
106 %
106%
106%
106%
106%
106%
1,300
25%
9,800
7%
38 3/a
106 3/a
«
28%
73/4
*94
13%
*19 3/a
21
>
25%
.
.
73/4
7%
9 3/a
9 3/a
9%
17 3/a
17%
173/a
38%
3 8 3/a
38%
23
91
52
52%
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
$3.75
preferred
1
No par
$4.25 conv 2nd preferred—No par
49
*20
102
39%
*100
*92%
119%
25%
25%
104
*7%
4%
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
preferred
33%
*60
603/4
23 %
*27%
*102%
$5.50
24
24
24%
No par
$4.50
preferred
.'
No par
$4.52
preferred
!
No par
Container Corp of America com—10
Consumers Power Co com
*
97% Jan
126% July
6%
34
11%
ConsQl RR of Cuba
23
140
61%
43%
49 3/a
5
38% Dec
3,500
24
113/4
2
12% Jan
23,700
15%
24
49%
27
20% Dec
700
13%
15
44
*11%
Inc
43%
13
15%
24
*13%
Stores
43
13%
43%
13%
series B_i
Retail
43
43%
60 %
95%
Jan
10% Jan
42 %
24
95%
38% Jan
20
43%
43%
x60 %
*94
13% Apr
7% Feb
*
43%
15%
13%
15%
423/4
13
42 %
13
15
70
1.700
423/4
42%
13 %
t
42%
*60
;
*29%
300
29%
16/100
-s
14,000
I
•
5
20% July 16
3/4
43
*102
G%" pfd
50
500
603/4
25 %
16
•
57%
1,600
59 %
102%
Jan
58
57
*60
25'/a
48 % Jun
11
6,300
*583/4
102%
24
Mar 26
Preferred 4%%
18%
603/4
Light &
16% Apr
7
1,800
18
58%
Com—No par
13
13 % July
,
15
Mar 24
16% Apr
39% Dec
Elec
100
Prefeired 4% series. C
100
Consolidated Grocers Corp—1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
15
"
52% Oct
Gas
Power Co of Bait
18
58%
7
Jan
83
18
58%
2
28
44
83
18
.*57'/a
25
10
44
83%
60
19
23% Jun
443/8
59%
28
31
44
58
23% Oct
27% Dec
3,300
*875
*875
44
*57
21% Apr
23
20
86
113%
*60
2
25 % Oct
113
*58%
59%
*60
18
5
132
*85
114
59%
603/4
10% Feb
4
*131%
85%
114
60%
593/4
28% Jan
40% Feb
133
*85
58
59
>60
10
109% Jun
*131%
86
114
58
*58
*59%
6% Dec
2
133
17%
6%
10
4,000
UK
*6%
34% Jim
32
173/4
6%
103 % Jun
-31%
17%
37% Mar 16
19
1,700
32
2%
17%
17
39 % Nov
3
31%
2 :i/4
17%
32% Jun
109 % Mar 27
470
2%
32
18
31
2
2%
'
7,900
15,200
"
17%
35% Dec
32% July 18
92%
83%
26
xl06% Jan
28%
92 %
6,000
40'/a
28
*17%
35 % Dec
July 28
40
28%
921/4
39
17%
343/4
7 %
40%
27%
92%
i
60
21%
83%
*83
34
25
43%
20%
17 %
34
12% Jail
*42
17%
83%
34%
1
150
'73%
17%
*83
33%
convertible
20%
*875
—
43%,
*333/4
7% May
3.200
*72
20 %
20%
273/4
91%
34%
15
90
50
104
43%
*42
39
26%
,
333/4
30
25
43%
20%
33%
Feb
49%
104
200
72
72
73
20%
34 %
■
*87
49%
104
60
2,400
"
33%
11
90
*87
49%
*1033/4
preferred
25
$1.40 conv preferred
'
25
Conde Nast Publishing'Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
—10
Congol£um-Naim Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar
1
-No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Conso.l Edison of N Y com—No par
$5 preferred J.
———No par
31% Jail
90
*160
200
49%
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
24% Jan
35%
35%
*160
104%
49%
103
900
81%
36
*160
49%
1,400
16-%
16%
81
200
104
1,100
32
163/4
>160
49%
32
,
81%
37% Mar 16
10
15,200
12%
99%
163/4
37% Mar 17
10
83%
*98
*8034
200
104
32
31%
420
-1,900
10,900
163/4
22% Jan
22% Feb
31%
4
26%
12%
12%
102
*98
13,100
93%
48%
82%
823/a
12%
12%
18
48
26%
-
81'%
17
27% Jun
200
39,100
93%
*
163/T
17
July
48
80%
80 3/a
35
27
31% Feb
18
93%
47%
*80%
18
6
18
17%
93%
•
102
36
32% Jun
Nov
18
35
32'% Jun
27
500
73%
163%
*80%
11
'
600
.a
28
81%
16%
80%
31
3
93%
47%
*98
•31%
■
7%
17%
93%
793/8
102
*98"—
31
27
71%
71%
"
102
34% Dec
Mar
*26
2o%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
*98
34% Dec
8
70%
2;>*/4
35 % Jan
27% Jail
28
70%
47%
1
*
'/
♦; %7%
2
24
■
10
*25%
28
*25
17%
93
46%
-
173/4
92%
17%
92
'.46%
-
14
6% July 21
*9%
10
70%
69%
70%
-
27
23 % Apr
200
2%
32% Jan
$1.32
700
*2%
Southern
Commercial
921%
2%
23%
30% Jan
Apr
8,700
91%
2%
1—1
Combustion
100
73%
91%
•
69
72%
*2%
common.,
conv
&
11
31% Jun
*91
69
72%
71"%
2%
Carbon. Co
39 % Jun
'
70
*68
70'
71%
1
Pictures
23 % July
*68
70%
2%
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian
70
*67
70
72%
—1
100
4% iioncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
13
17% Oct
19%
41%
52
'
8%
noncumulative 1st pfd
30
38% Aug
19%
42
513%
17%
27 % Aug
20
19 '/a
413/4
51%
18
44% Jan
34% Oct
19 3/a
41%
51%
No par
2
Mai 25
19
41%
51
83 %
14
46
19%
41%'
50J/e
83%
Nov
2
18%
40%
51%
43%
20% Jan
37
19%
11%
Corp
Columbia
9,300
41%
43%
63% Mav 27
16
14,300
'
19
Colgafe-Palmolive-Peet corn—No par
$3.50
preferred
———No par
Collins & Aikman Corp——No par
4%
1,200
17%
46 %
83/4
RR
Inc
&
83/4
17%
45%
11%
Clueff'Peabody" & Co com—No par
7%
preferred
100
4%' cumulative 2nd preferred—100
Fuel
83/4
173/4
45%
'
8%
Colorado & Southern Ry
55-
40% Feb
17%
45
11%
66 % Mar 24
10
12
4
17%
45%
•*8%
20% Mar 17
53% Feb
Dec
3
cum
8%
17 %
44%
*11%
Colorado
60
29
Pitts
Internat'l
13
13 % Oct
Clopa.y
8%
17%
44%
8%
■
Co
89% Jan
32% Jun
*8%
83/4
16%
44%
11%
No par
•
Coca-Cola
47%, Jail
.
8%
83/4
9
17%
45%
11%
_—
Coca-Cola
8
July 13
1,100
*83/4
Corp
6
Jun
17
1,000
15
*91
—J—_100
10
20
10
80.
31
14%
8%
—1
Jan
6
7
17% July 28
9
31
14%
Electric—
&
125% Feb
July
,
30%
14%
11%
Illuminating
Foods
4J/a %
23-
Feb
42% Jun
24
Apr
95
Jan
.
Jan
874
30 3/a
14%
11%
Molybdenum—:
43% Mar 20
28 % July 30
9
25 % Jan
75
30%
14%
*83/4
Clevitd Corporation
2
39% Dec
700
30%
15
8%
guaranteed 4%
Special
800
7,100
31%
*87
19
'
1
24% Oct 22
3
130% Jan
15
25% Apr
21%
*30%
iioncumulative preferred—100
&
21
*143/4
*160
Cleveland
44% Mar 19
I
18% Mar 18
29% May
*
,
Mar 23
21
11%
_i
$4.50 preferred
■.
j
" s j"
■
*20%
5,300
30%
100
Elec
20%
11%
Equipment Co new—
& St Louis Ry Co coirj
5%
'8
90
53% Jan
19'/a
j4%
71%
C C
16
Jun
20%
*67
Clark
C
24
18%
41
6
10
,
20%
*50%
'6
Feb
100
4
20%
'
9
47% Jun
80
20%
8%
Apr
'44%
158
24
19
*8%
5%%
5
24
183%
1—10
investing.Co c6ni!non__r_-.
City
*233/4
No par
Cities Service Co—
\
16% .July 24
Mar 24
74% Jan
18%
!
1
1
Financial
T
18%
16%
preierred
City Products Corp-—
No par
City Stores Co common
*—
5
4%% convertible preferred
100
83% Feb
July 28
-48% Feb
2
33% Mar
9
152
155
I'
24
18%
12,500
83
17%
44%
•Cincinnati. Milling Machine Co
C
24
18%
37%
17%
14%
Jan
102
18
Jun
77
Mar 27
*
23%
183/a
v
19
15% Feb
1
22
48% Dec
12
I'eb
95
.14
July 2
Sep.10
18=
14% May 12
7
.79% Nov
40% Dec
28
2
Jan
23%
37 %
*81 %
84
17%
'
_1
Common
j
4% preferred
;
4
14'A Dec -30
8
28% Jap
Jan
114
22
9
140
25
7-7% Jun
3
37% Dec' -4"
31% Jun
89% Oct
Dec,
17% Jun
'91% Jun
24% Jun
103,;
94% Jan
24
27%
37%
36%
*81%
18%
*273/a
28%
30%
preference—No par
CopperyCo_
„
84
*273%
17%
100
(Jiiuds' to common
5%
convertible" preferred
Chile
39
July i3
.
69 % July 28
30
1J
37
17%
*20%
_1()6
eom_No par
Clhckasha Cotton Oil
-
36%
18%
com__No par
Chicago" Yellow Cab
7
11
10'
*
10
convertible
28%
*81%
84
27 3/a
175/a
(A!
Pneumatic Tool
37%
*81 %
*
6
24
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No liar
5% conv preferred series A_
100
12
9% jail
3
24
2% July 14
4 % Mar 12
$3
82% Mar 13
'9
'
8% July
6
Jan ' 8
18.
Oct
2% Oct
19
89% Jun
3
•
Jun
65% Jan
Western
preferred series
5%
6
17%
No par
pfd__J
noncum
363/4
37%
28%
100
53/4
18%
40
,
Ppul & Rac
& North
21% May 21
42% May 21-
Chic
18
10
July 25
23
St
series A
35% Feb
Dec
—
*99%
5%
*27s/a
84
17%
par
No par
Milw
5%
49% Jun
8% Sep
*
Chic
2'
42% Dec 30
81% Jan
13
Jun
75
9
Jan
16
56% July 23
'
Gl% Apr 28
49%
7
May
42
Mar J 9
36%
30
100
.53/4
28%
*81 %
29%
29
100
6
*27%
preferred—100
Class B
6
22% Jan
28
X39% Feb
„!
A
29%
100
*5%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
5% preierred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
24,
16
8
18
Oct
18% Oct
7
10
convertible
Class
5
28% Apr
3%%
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
26% Mar 17
15% Feb 20
29%
100
preferred——
No par
Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
-
Checker Cab
7% Mar 27
July 14
*
Common
Jan
103 % Jau
32
26% Jun
Jan
5% Oct
22% May
*102
25%
25%
*102%
104
*94%
133/4
13%
12
49%
493/4
20%
*20
7%
7%
9%
9%
17%
17%
38 3/a
x
37 3/4
49%
21
7%
9 %
50%
21%
*9%
17%
17%
38
38
102%
101%
10
95%
13%
12
*7%
104
*94%
13%
49%
.
13%
*20%
12
*102
95%
12
13%
11%
*94%
95%
25%
25%
104
133/4
1,400
12%
400
50%
4,200
*12
49
.
*21%
7%
8
9%
9%
22%
73/4
9%
!
1
18%
7,500
37%
38%
6,400
1
102%
510
'(
1
1
T
M
18%
1023/4
102 Va
103%
*103
104%
*102%
104%
*102%
104 J/4
50
40
40%
40
40%
40 Va
40%
*39%
40%
3,0G0
100%
*100
100%
*100
100%
23 %
23
23
23
23
91
90
90%
90%
90 3'4
91
91
90%
91
51%
52%
52%
52%
52 3/4
53
52%
533/s
*100
100%
233/8
1
jfl
4
1
1,500
103%
*23
1
1
101 %
18%
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
10
10% Mar 17
18% Jun 30
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
6
10% Jun
18
13% Mar
S
Continental
26
% Nov 28
67
Jun
16
82% Jan
1
Continental Insurance
8% Jun
10
3
30
52
Nov
15
17
68% Apr
16
8
10% Jan SI
16% Feb
11
15% Feb
81 % Nov
10
30
7% Apr
75
19% Oct
28
Apr
25
2
66 % Jan
Jan
18
31% Aug 13
18% Oct
22
29 % Jan
2
28% Jan
25
2
12
51 % Jan
14
22
23% Jun
Dec
17% Jun
10
Oct
23
19% Jan
22% Mar 21
66% Nov
5
Jan
16
Jan
23
9
58
Apr
65% Feb
1
Jan
10
166
6
25
Jun
73% May 21
172
: Mar 31
Jan
5
12
4% Nov
26
3% Jun
17
5
Jan
1% Oct
16
2% Jan
3
1 % Jun
15
2
Mar
28% Oct
30
38% Jan
25
911/2 Jan
9
70%
70%
70
70%
70%
71%
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71
70%
70%
2
Crane
Co
Creameries
19
27
Dec
12
25% Jan
2
27% Mar 12
Cream of Wheat Corp
22
19% Jan
28
12% Jun
15
15% Mar
13
36% Feb
8
28
Jun
10
34% Jan
15
26% Jun
16
31% Apr
9
103% Jun
13
91
Jan
16
39% Jan
30
27% July 28
33% Jan
6
30
78
89
103
May 18
11
Jun
22
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
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20%
21
20%
20%
21
21
21 %
21 %
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213/a
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20
Sep
49% Jan
24
6% Jan
2
68% Jan
7
180
Dec
12
28
Zellerbach
1
-
Jan
7
10
24
21
24% Sep
19
79%
*93
94%
132% Dec
34% Jan
2
3
67% Feb
6%
' 2
27% Mar 20
2
23
138
Apr
17
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
Jun
10
48
Jau
II
Cutler-Hammer
2
39% Dec
23
32% July 30
2
Jan
Jun
85
8
6% Jun
Jan
92
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4%
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4%
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300
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
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28%
28%
28"%
28%
28%
22
13
13% Dec
22
14% May
19
15% Mar 11
36% Dec 12
13% July 13
33% Feb
31% Jun
19
393% Jan
May 15
58% Aug 13
49% Jun
8
16% Aug
6
133/4 Jun
10
36% Dec
12
33% Jun
24
33% Feb
19
57
26%
26'%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
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12%
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29%
29%
29%
30%
♦30 3/4
27%
28
4
163/a Jan
6%
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24%
323/4
33
323/4
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2.50
Dayton Power & Light common
Preferred
3,75%
series A
3.75%
series
B
92% Jan
21
99% Jun
9
86
Jun
3
97% Feb
11
Preferred
3.90%
series C
100
17% Oct
22
24% Feb
8
19% Jun
16
23% Feb
2
16
9% Jan
14
83/4 Jun
30
12'/a May 14
36% July 14
47% Jan
4
23% Jun
4
303/e Jan
28% Jun
18
33% Jan
Aug
7
15% Jun 12
26% Nov 17
45% Jun
15
52% Feb
Delaware
12% Jun
15
153/a Jan
Delaware
3
Jan
2
52
11% Oct
15
313/4 Jan
43
23
Apr
18
Feb
27
23% Jun
Deere
Co
&
7%
50c
Mar
173/o Sep
23
4
3
55% Feb
30
74
23
81% Apr
17% Feb
Dec
243/4 Jan
22
Jan
85% Dec
95
13
5% Jun
19
17
25% Dec
12
24% Jan
66
17
61
Nov
6% Jan
11
18% Feb
21
Oct
31
163/4 Jan
14
18% July 11
20% Oct
16
27% Jan
V
29% Oct
31
106 % Apr
29
38 % Nov
18
Apr 24
43
Jan
114% Feb
21
25
28
97
July 30
98% July 31
10
24a/fl Mir 23
18
27% July 30
July 24
3% July 28
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19% Jun
19% Jun
5
33
108
19
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9
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323/i Jun
24
12
8
353/o Jun
23
30
Jun
143/4 Jan
3
11
July 24
8
8
Nov
29% Feb
13
21
10% Jan
8
16% Jan
16
52
,
Jan
22
3
34:,/4 Feb
13
4.40%
14% May 25
12% July 30
1
10% Apr 28
13% Feb
25
Jan
2
283/u Mar 27
3
8
Jun
16
26% Dec
12% Jan
39
Dec
1
31 % Jun
9% Jan
12
12% May 13
11
Jan
7
24
17% Jun
16
Aug 13
4
13
39% Mar
133/4 Feb
4
26
23% Mar 10
$1.50
Cup Co
27
44 % Dec
8
33% Jun
10
43% Jan
Dow Chemical Co
94% Jun
29
1023/4 Jan
15
17% Jun
10
243/4 Jan
5
17
833/4 Jan
14
Feb
13
80% Jun
11
84%> Aug 25
78
J-n
32
22
47
25
36
July 29
Jan
9 % May 19
Nov
13% Aug 29
9% Jun
43
1
97% Dec
8
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8
15
91
109
Jun
10
123/4 Jan
2
10
100'A Jan
30
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25
3
Jun
4
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23
97
25% Jun
99
10
27% May 18
118% Jan
19%
46%
46%
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4 6 3/4
13%
133/4
13%
13%
23%
Cigar
(EI)
6
163/4 Feb 23
97
Apr 25
89
23
Dec
29
20% Jun
102
Jan
14
89
123/4 Mar 11
17
443/4 Jan
24
65% Dec 31
l3/4 Jun
20
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
34% Oct 22
10% Nov 24
24% Apr 15
Sep 18
83
July
1
2
May 26
133/4 July 20
42% July 22
1% Jun 11
29% July
3
94
Feb
Feb
11
17% Feb
24
67
Mar 12
2% Apr
15
373/4 Jan
9
16% Mar 19
11% Jun
32% Dec 30
48% May 13
483/# Jun 16
25% July 29
61% Jan 18
49
603/4 Jan
49% July 23
60% Feb
38% Jun
31% Jun
87 % Jan
8
17 % Jan
Oct
19 3A Jan
26
2
May
94% Apr
20% Jan
5% Feb
17% Jan
£2% Jan
61% Jan 11
16
11
16
Jan
26
33% Feb
4
15% Jun
16
18% Mar
2
Emerson
19
14
Jan
6
26% Feb
19
26% July 2
89% July 28
20 3/a Jun
4
293/4 Feb
8
6% Jun
16
23% Nov 24
18% Jun
16
70
Dec 31
68% Jun
9
73
Not 34
70% Jun
15
7% Jan 3o
22% Jan
600
34%
32%
32%
2,800
400
11%
11%
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11%
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11%
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11%
11%
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27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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11,700
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27%
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900
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48%
50
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9%
20%
20%
20%
20%
23%
24
23%
233/4
42%
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42%
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44
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140
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21
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33
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4% preferred
100
70
300
6,800
1%
50
22%
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14
44
13/4
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13%
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100
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4
48%
47
12%
21%
common
16,600
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5% preferred series A
Erie St Pittsburgh RR Co
27
47
15
10
Erie RR
100
26%
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15
Co
B
92
27%
1%
& Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
92
26%
22
413/a
423/4
3
1,400
92%
27%
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162
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50
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112
22
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50
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12%
—
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100
2.50
common
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35
31%
11%
0
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74
35
31%
11%
11%
10
Emerson Radio
17
Mar 13
343A
32
3434
19%
preference
2nd preferred
21% Jun
24% Mar 12
35%
101
*98%
conv
Paso Natural
10% Jun
99
100
101
50o
preferred
29
18
1013/4
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15% Apr 14
7% Jun
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34%
Manufacturing Co
26% Dec
3
30% Jun 27
101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
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101%"
11%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
5%
300
31%
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Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott Co common
5%
28%
1,000
% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite
(The)
El
1,500
28%
4,200
Electric
4
15
13% Nov 12
11% Jun 20
13
28%
28%.
65
4 %
B
56% Dec 26
31
Jun
18
900
28 3A
28%
28%
17%
preferred
4%%
21 %
11%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Ekco
19
213/8
63%
Eastman Kodak Co common
20
23% July 31
102
19
21%
'
17%
_
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82 % Nov
.
2,100
19
21%
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19
21%
10
4,200
14
63%
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25% Mar 25
13"%
61 %
com
Co
Eastern
B
13%
No par
5
Corp—
19% Mar 27
163/4 Jan
*20%
13%
8,600
3%
*11%
preferred
15% Mar 17
July 15
Apr 29
13%
13%
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20%
3%
643A
preferred
14% July 31
18
34%
35
*92
12% July 14
41% Jun 16
2
100 "
1013%
111%
18
15% Jan
28
.
3%
31%
No par
6%
20%
3%
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63
*11%
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19
*62
11%
series
163/4 Jan 21
30
13%
19 •"
13%
13%
20%
65
3%
3%
3%
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63
*62
31%
series
22
62
3%
3%
28
$3.50
25% Jan
Jan
62
4,300
11%
common
Light Co
14
Apr 21
63%
B
16
48% Jan
27%
%
No par
Nem
163/4 Nov
47
27%
No par
series A
12% Oct
169
27 %
17%
Eastern Airlines Inc
2
27
64
Eagle-Plcher
27
27%
17%
23% Mar 11
July
26%
*11%
28% Jan
39
26%
.
64%
D
158% Apr
26%
17%
10% May 15
9
26%
15,700
l
11%
6
47% Dec
20%
63 %
9% Jan
171% July 10
98%
20%
173/4
T
27
96%
97
20%
11%
10% Jan
21
95%
98%
20%
11%
8% Apr 21
Jan
97
96%
20%
27%
50
36% Feb
93
96%
20 %
6,200
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50
158
92%
93%
11
4%
21
2,400
22,900
*31%
$4.15
Jan
89
20
*34%
$3.75 preferred
48
89%
93%
*100%
5
41% Oct 30
87%
28
5
8
24%
49
20
20%
10
9
1,800
14
24
93
13%
Feb
10
13aA
89%
*18%
48% Jan
18% Jun
48
13%
24%
9534
3%
51% Jan
22% Jud
47%
13%
26%
4
2
42
20%
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23
21
46%
9 '/a
40
24
l
24%
24%
9%
39
19%
88%
47% Apr
43%! Jun
Jan
24%
24
24%
9
94
9
28% Jan
11,700
13%
19
25
2,200
9%
46%
Nov
16
20%
13%
49 % Dec
Sep
19%
46%
52
Apr 30
19%
2,800
10
22
50
93
13,600
27
19
20
90
25%
$4.50
G
19%
193/4
90%
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31%
Preferred
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19%
193/4
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25%
42
48
92%
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10
Apr 27
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89%
93
89
90
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2t>%
Jun
513/a Oct
*90 %
*89%
92%
31%
51
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90
90
•
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9%
Preferred
Duquesne
90
91
90
100
11%'
Common
12
2,400
173/4
common
Industries
de
35
11 %
Duplan Corp
2
Jan
preferred
Pont
343/4
17%
3%% convertible preferred
Dunhill International
du
79% May
*114% Jan
35
No par
36% Oct
$4
343/4
No par
Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Dresser
35
2D%
No par
Pepper Co
72 % Mar 20
5
35
31 VB
1
16
26% Apr
1,100
343/4
2,500
31
2
Jun
105 % Mar 29
14
2 0 78
50c
60
3
14
31
2
Corp
1
30
14
2U7«
25
65% July
21% Oct
133/4
31
100
17
993/a Jan
55
14%
2 1
No par
common
Apr
8
34%
*54
*13%
31
10
common
preferred
Mines
"34%
55
13%
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2o 72
2
Corp
Dome
34"%
55
14%
33%
31%
Divco
Dr.
143%
34 3/a
553/4
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27
Distillers Corp-Seagram» Ltd
Dixie
14%
31
1
A
preferred
Match
Stores
—
6%
26%
5
class
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana
2,600
91
*6%
9
1
Corp
cum
63/4
38
13.50
Co
cum
33
*88
91
9%
8
Raynolds
Diamond
33
1,900
50
Light Co
Diamond Alkali Co
40% Feb
30
Jan
Mar 17
1,700
36%
20
(The)
Steel
&
24%
136
361/4
32%
36%
38%
100
Vilbiss
24%
•134
11,300
38%
100
Devoe
170
1,200
7%
9
Escrow ctfs for common
De
24%
7%
38
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Detroit
1
7%
8%
Western
&
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
24% Mar 10
12% Dec
10
2
9,800
51
37%
Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.100
16% Mar 25
9
10
26% Jun
Mar
6%
51
39
9
Detroit
63/4 Mar 17
32% Jan
21% May 27
64
29
100
Hudson
Lack
Derby Oil Co
6V2
100
136
*6%
9,900
2,000
9
34%
*91
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
62
*70
7
39
1
preferred
&
2,600
10
common
new
Delaware Power &
27% Feb
16
50c
Deep Rock Oil Corp
S
92%
19%
Co
Inc
120
14%
*54
*90
91
90
*91
100
20%
200
34%
343A
*90
*88%
100
Preferred
14
34%
7
2
16
1,300
553/4
14%
34
333/4
*54
54
14
6,700
82%
*99
32%
63A
150
98
100
36
*88
91
1,100
13,000
291/4
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*14
333A
*54
*24 %
*134
323/4
*6%
31
60%
♦59
♦28%
6%
37,200
133A
14%
33%
1
80
7j/2
36%
323/8
63/4
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136
36
*88
91
*88
6 3A
*14
20
(The) com
series A
91
*6%
>134
;
51
24%
24%
32%
1
136
7%
14%
9
29
1
51
*99
51%
7%
24%
24%
24%
51%
7%
6%
20%
7
9
*28 '/a
6%
100
*81%
*180
60%
9
29
6%
*99 %
14%
7
7
*59
9
*28%
6%
100%
36%
100
60%
8%
20%
93
29%
29
200
*180
7
6%
6%
14"%
14%
200
*59
51
20%
21
*14%
100%
36
Jan
24
29%
*28%
6%
*134
Jan
25
29%
102
36
92
35% Nov
60%
8%
8%
9
*20%
'180
6%
6%
*59
59%
*8%
14%
200
136
92
34% Sep
14%
*180
7
*59
20%
20%
15
200
36
28
63% Jan
81%
*134
Apr
16
29
81%
100
83
21
28%
81%
No par
82% May 28
283/4 Oct
28%
81'/a
7%
19
Rubber
28%
81
20%
14%
10
Records
28%
80%
7%
96% Jun
Decca
27%
81%
7%
2
Daytcn
*961%
1
28
Apr
Oct
28%
981/4
*50%
Jan
July 15
28%
98%
51%
853/4 Jan
96
28%
51%
Daystrom Inc
29
38% Mar 13
16
4.60%
30
28%
6%
preferred series A
Preferred
29%
99%
*100%
pfd
*913/4
28%
*20
2.50
93
28%
81 %
10
29%
29
3,800
29'/a
29
28%
*91%
*98%
99
*180
95
99%
28%
28%
.100
*91%
*98%
27%
1
Inc
Davison Chem Corp
14
93
99
100
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Mar 18
170
16%
Corp common
33/4%
8
8% Mar 17
10
7% Dec
13% Apr
Dana
40% Mar 28
11
80
4%
168
163/a
1
Jan
Jon
35
May
8,200
1%
♦167
16%
A
Class
24
131
9
95
~30
713/a
4%
No par
No par
Publishing common
preferred
Prior
preferred
Curtlss-Wright common
10
July 23
96%
70
169
1%
169
16%
5
16
Jan
70
168
4%
*167
16%
100
Dec
90
*95
70
168
69%
167%
16
Inc
Press
44
32
96%
*95
96
69%
4,400
94%
16
100
$7
4
9% Feb
95%
69%
650
821/4
*93%
93
Curtis
200% July 28
Jun
51
97
69 %
61%
81%
941%
167%
No par
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
29
8% Ap*
69%
60 %
81 %
15%
preferred
Cuneo
2
*96
97
60%
79
*91%
preferred
4%%
12% Mar 19
July 14
*
69
60 %
*93%
-2
preferred
noncum pfd
3
32% Mar
39
79
94%
16%
Cudahy Packing Co common
Mar 17
94'/a Jan
29
7% Apr
8
60%
78%
*96
No par
common__5
Corp
preferred
RR
7%
8
Jan
7% July 20
Jan
54% Dec
99
3
23% Feb
129% Jan
88
60
78%
*93%
60%
350
52
*51
15%
convertible
5%
8% May 21
64
6% July 23
8% Mar 20
10
185
8% July 28
16
32
24
Feb
93
Jun
2
_
12% Jan
26% Apr
51
60
78%
94%
60
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
9% Aug 27
6
59%
77%
*93%
52
28%
Cuba
25
*51
1%
6
Feb
2,100
52
51%
5
May126
25%
25%
52
17
7% Jan
253/a
25%
36% Jan
65%
25%
25%
51%
19% July 22
190
25%
300
52%
14% July 28
19
2,200
25
6
22
1,300
23%
51%
18
28
23
22%
*52
20% Jan
Dec
22%
22%
51%
36% Dec
5% Oct
22%
22%
51%
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
Mar 17
Jan
22
25%
92% Jan
25
129% Jan
65
25%
10,100>
18,700
193/4
51%
23
15% Sep
22 %
22
91/4
55%
19
51%
Mar 25
77% Oct
22%
22%
*21%
9%
55%
19
*91%
(Tha).
preferred
$2
Crown
$4.20
9
,22
i'22
22%
22%
9%
55%
54%
*18%
2.50
Crown Cork St Seal common
2
28
22%
22%
9
9'
55%
25
24% Jun
Oct
19
8%
55%
-1
America
of
12% Oct
27
*18%
9
100
common
preferred
3%%
16% July 31
99% Jan
19
22
1
12% Dec
*32% Nov
55%
19
*4%
21
95
6
8%
55%
1
20
Electric
J«n
1
9%
19%
55%
*19
100
700
1,600
50
series;
6%
27
11% Jun
-
8
14
*18
55%
9
1
Delaware
Corp
34% Apr
28% July 22
4
10
Coty Internation Corp—
12
Jan
11
3
87% Jun
May 22
18%
11
20
3% Jun
97
18%
11
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common-25
1% preferred
100
19
98
16
67% Feb
18%
*10%
Corp
Exchange Bank St Tr Co
Corn
82% July 31
93 % Jun
*18'%
11
of
Dubilier
Cornell
96% Jan
21
161
Preferred
15
68% Jan
1
93 % May
22
99% Apr 23
73
Sep 25
178
Apr 15
2
26% Mar 25
18
Jun
70
99% Apr
93
2
25
69% Jan
87% Jan
93
63
18%
>10%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
8
Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
8
Convertible pref 5% series
50
30
2,900
*18
10%
Copper
28
Shares
8%
18%
Steel
Jan
81/4
10%
Oil
27% Feb
8%
11
Motors
62
6
19
8%
18%
Continental
65% Jan
16
48% Jan
50 % Jun
44
8%
*10%
Continental
8
8%
*18
Continental
27
8%
8%
the Week
Friday
July 31
5
0
26%JAn
8%
8%
flalea fat
Thursday
July 30
25
Mar 18
28% Mar
16
July 29
July 29
Fibre
11% Mar 25
22
Wednesday
July 28
preferred
Diamond
62% Jan
9
18% J'liv 16
20% Jun
25 % Dec
23% May
Jun
convertible
5%
Tuesday
July 27
Pgr
Continental Cop St Steel Ind eom_2
Jun
17
BALK rKICKS
Monday
EXCHANGE
La west
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
YOEK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 105%
7% Nov
CMtlDUtf—Pap 4
STOCKS
KiDfc fer Preview
7
900
1,000
;
6%
6%
20%
19%
19%
19%
6934
693/4
69%
69%
73
71
71
*68%
12%
*90'A
22
6%
91
1
290
22%
2,100
6%
1,300
19%
70%
10,700
20%
70%
•70
73
.
400
100
3, 1953
Number 5243
Volume 178
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(397)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Banfe tor Previous
Year 1052
Raofe Sines Jan. 1
1
7% Dec
6
5% May
10'/a Nov
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
15 Va Mar
11
Jan
22
May 17
YORK
y2 Mar
3
Eureka Williams
9
Evans
is
16% May
4
STOCK
Monday
59% Mar
4
Jan
2
9
16
Jan
a
3
*7'/4
7%
*7%
11%
7%
11%
7%
*11%
11%
11%
12
12
12
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,300
3
47%
48%
14%
47'/4
48
47%
47%
47%
48
48
48
2,000
2.50
*2%
3'/a
2%
3
*2%
3%
*2%
3
3
300
25%
24%
24%
;
'
27% Jan
3
28% Mar 25
Fairbanks
No par
7% Nov
12
7% Jan
2
24%
10% Mar 25
23% Jan
11
20% Feb
18
Falrchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
7%
7%
12% Jan
3
16% Jan
29
22% May 11
16% Mar 24
*21 %
21%
21
21%
IS
15% Jan
2
19 y8 Jun
4
14% July 31
15% Jun 17
19
Jan
53% Nov
5
57% Dec
3
48% Jun
24
57
29
30 Va Dec
23
25% Feb
19
28
16% Dec
9
14
10
48% Feb
19
4% May
56
9
66% Jan
0
48% Jjw
15
7% Apr
24
16
26% Nov
3
37% Feb
21
47
Dec
26
Apr
40% Apr
3
106
94
Jan
28
25
19-
16% Jan
19
25 % Nov
'
Sep
11 y« Dec
7
38% Apr
2
20
83% Nov
20
68
J un
16
74% Dec
30
13% Jun
8
23
55 y4 July 29
68% Mar
50
104
3
May
1
107
12
Jan
47% Dec
2
13
Dec
30
18
32%
Mar 20
May 20
101%
Aug, 7
34% Mar 13
9% May 17
27 y8 Sep
96
Apr
19% May
2
24% Sep
3
7
24% Dec
18
25
34% Nov
19
13 % Jun
3
14% Oct
16
20
1
May
8
10 y2 Jun
12
26% July 29
96
Apr 24
18% July 28
21Va Jun
JO
Mar 25
Feb
11
24% Feb
27
26% Mar 17
9
17% Jan
6
26% Jun
3
99
Jan
5
43% Jan
2
8
38% Oct
29
56% Jan
28
33% Jun
16
16
114
15
14%
15
2,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,600
*50%
conv
pfd
cum
pfd
conv
38% Mar 13
4%%
First
28%
4,400
14%
14%
15
5,100
A
50
*56%
58%
56%
*55
57%
*57%
59%
50
*49%
50%
*55%
*49%
.57%
series
49%
*49%
50%
*49%
4%
4%
4%
2
$4
Fair
Stores
$4.20 div
pfd
cum
30
10% Jun
10
14
40% Feb
20
10
Jan
May 15
22% Apr
4
27% Aug 11
22% July
75% Jan
10
84% Mar 20
75
5% Dec
2
Mar 25
3%%
21%
21%
21%
,
21%
71%
71%
71%
'
71
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
6
Fruehauf
4%
4
15
Jun
10
20% Jan
28
Galr
8 y4 Jan
8
7 % Jan
2
8% Apr
13
10%
10%
*10%
10%
No par
27%
27%
1
10
27% Jan
2
10
28% Jan
27
July 28
33% Jan
20
Garrett
Apr
16
39% Sep
5
18
May 15
26% Dec
31
36% Apr
20% Jun
22% May 20
26% Dec
15
24
22 Va Feb
5
34% Dec
8
24
5"% Sep
18
8% Jan
22
32% Nov
17
41 y4 Jan
22
24% Oct
15
33 y4 Jun
25
26% Feb
21
31
Jun
Jun
27
5y8 July 28
31;% July
6
24% July 28
22% Jun 16
3
105% Oct
14
98 y4 Jun
9
63% Dec
11
33% July 14
17
13 y4 Dec
31
12
Feb
28
142
159
24
July 30
38% May 19
7% Mar 12
37% Mar 12
8%
18%
18%
Gar
Co
24%
24%
24 %
No par
Gaylord
27% Jan
5
General
104% Feb
6
34% July 21
14% Mar 18
34%
34%
34
of
155
Mar 24
American
Amer
Baking
Co
70
May
8
78
Jan
31% Jun
24
35% Mar 25
15
16 Va Jun
10
19% Jan
2
25
129% Apr
2
4%
121
31
46% Mar 24
37% Jan
14
July 28
35% Jun 16
54% Feb
20
72% Dec
31
66 %
Apr
6
75% May 22
General
Electric
4
11'/a Dec
22
9 %Jun
19
11% Feb
26
General
Finance
18
53% Dec
8
50% Jun
23
General
Foods
96% May 22
88% Jun
18
56% July 31
94% Jan
2
90
Apr
3
Jan
6% Jun
5
11 y8 Dec
12
52% Oct
20
60% Dec
9
10% Jun
Jun
9
17
34%
2.000
14%
15
2,200
25%
26
*93
96
*93
96
*93
($2
36%
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
106
11
119
2
Apr
18
50
Feb
21
69% Dec
30
119% Jan
11
125% Dec
29
x94% Jan
3
100'/a Dec
22
Jan
2
24% Aug 15
Dec
9
Jun
2
Jan
5%
*85
86%
85
85
*90%
92 V2
91
35%
91
85
*90%
35%
86
35%
85
36%
85%
*90%
91%
35%
9%
270
91%
80
91%
17%
10
4,800
,
86
*85
91%
17%
17
1,800
36%
18
3,600
600
10%
*10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
11
10%
10%
500
44%
44%
44 %
44%
44%
45 %
45%
46'%
46'%
46%
4,000
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
3,300
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78%
*76%
78%
76%
76%
77
77
77
77
210
500
VA
6 Va
*6
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
36%
36 V*
*36
36%
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36%
36%
36%
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37
23%
23%
*23
23%
*23 Va
23%
23%
23%
x23
23
300
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
26
1,500
24%
24%
25
25'/a
1,400
2,600
6
24 VA
24%
25 V*
24
Corp_2.50
34 Va
5
5'%
5 %
5%
5%
*30'/a
31%
*30%
31'/a
24%
24%
24%
25
*25 Va
25'%
23
23 Va
*23 Va
99%
100
,34%
13%
13
*143%
*19 Va
11%
♦72
73%
50
*31
32 % i
99%
99%
34 Va
34%
34 Va
Va
13
5%
23%
23%
340
2,200
12%
13
33%
12%
12
12%
12
12 Va
6,200
*143%
145%
19%
*143%
145'/a
*144
146
145 %
*143%
145%
19%
18%
19 V«
19 %
19%
19%
19%
800
11%
.
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
9,900
*72
73%
73%
73%
*72%
74
72%
73
*31
32%
32%
*31
32%
32%
32%
17%
125%
17%
18
125%
126
*19
*31
.
17%
17%
17%
123%
123%
♦123%
125%
*123%
125%
*123 Va
common-_3
31%
32
31
31
32
37
37
36%
36%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*36
60
200
2,800
32
37%
72'/a
*36
30
72%
9%
9%
55
55%
55
55%
55%
55%
55%
♦92
93%
93
93
92
92
33
33 VA
33%
5,400
37%
31%
No par
37%
37%
500
73%
18,600
72
72%
' a
9%
3,200
56%
3,400
*91
93%
*91
9%
55%
9%
56
20O
93%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
4,300
54
1
No par
100
1,800
33%
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
53%
54%
3,300
118%
118%
*118%
109%
♦105
*119
120
*107
110
8
No par
58
58%
57%
58 Va
58 %
118%
118 V*
II8V4
H8V4
118%
*94%
♦119
120
109%
♦107
111
58%
118
120
*106
120
*118%
preferred—.100
convertible
1,400
23%
101
34%
17%
Corp
*99 Va
33'%
17%
com
23 Va
23 Va
25%
34 Va
No par
Corp
25
100
100
100
17%
)__No par
700
31
23%
23 %
1,900
5%
5
*31
*99%
3,600
*30%
5%
31%
25%
com—1
24%
2,200
7%
5 %
5%
*30%
25
24%
24%
6%
19
31%
1
50
1.66%
preferred
14
36%
96
*93
18%
General Mills common
125% July 28
Jan
35%
96
*93
16%
conv
14% Mar 19
120
118
105
36%
No par
cum
61
9
96
No par
100
Dynamics Corp
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument
Jan
34%
14%
26
.
52
34%
14%
25%
7%
Corp
41
34%
14
25
18%
preferred
Preferred
34%
14
25
8
Co
7'/a Jan
1%
34
14%
25
100
1
19
General
34^4
1
preferred
19
48% Mar 24
10,400
13%
Cigar Co Inc com—No par
45% Dec
Jun
24%
25
8
48 y2 Dec
124% Dec
9
Jan
24%
14%
No par
24% Jan 16
115
24%
1
Corp
2nd
conv
24%
16%
preferred
General
24%
10
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
22
900
24%
16%
common
Mar 25
Dec
18%
*9%
com
Transport
14
20 Va Dec
10
97
*18'/a
24%
100
•
33
3,300
*96 Va
18%
50
Investors
Feb
10
27%
27%
97
18%
*96
10
Corp
11
Jun
27%
27
18%
97
14%
__2
Inc
11% Nov 28
16% May 25
27%
18 %
*
16%
preferred
13
x29
26%
*96 %
97
16%
(The)__
Industries
9% Jun
8
700
8
General Bronze
9
10%
*9%
Co
227/a Mar 17
May
10%
No par
I
79
10%
9%
preferred
17% Jan
8
10%
24%
i
18% Aug 14
Jan
1,000
10%
16%
common
12
74
40
44%
9%
common...
27
$8
103 %
44%
16%
common
Nov
1
6,500
103%
45
1
1
15% Feb
July
58 VA
58
56%'
104
24%
*96
100
$4.50 preferred
General
55%
*103%
lo
Inc
Container
General
3,200
2,600
10,700
45
No par
4%convertible
29% Mar 24
18
10
(The)
Corp
Wood
72%-
17%
10%
18%
7%
'
56
103 Va
10
(Robert)
convertible
Gamewell
71%
18'/a
200
.
I
45%
*45
27%
96
18%
preferred
Co
Gardner-Denver
36
Inc
27
96
(The)
Co
Co
55%
103%
8
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
Gabriel
71 %'
110
11
22%
100
8% Jan
3
56
104
45%
104
100
Trailer
19% Dec
7% Mar
55%
103 %
45 %
preferred
30
2
10%
22%
l
May 15
5% Jun
56%
45%
Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
6% May 15
17
56
I
45%
preferred
Sugar
*
'
,
*103%
Froedtert Corp
Jan
10%
70%
Franklin
27% Mar 24
*10%
2i%
common
ser
convertible
3%%
14% Jan
79
10%
17%
10
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
9
98 Va
70%
10%
'
41'/a
98%
16%
IS
Francisco
13% Sep
41
98
70%
*51
15
18% May 21
41%
97%
Y____lo
N
No par
Inc
13 %
46
500
5,200
40%
97%
*97
22%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
27
10%
1,400
24%
*10V2
Machinery & Chem Corp
Food
98
200
4%
24%
10%
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food
*97
50 Va
24%'
*24
.24%
*34
40%
"4o%
40%
98
1
12
Apr
'
24%
No par
20
23
98
24%
401%
.
21%
preferred
23% Jan
13% Dec
40%' 'it
,
4%
5
10%
Florence Stove Co
96% Jan
9% July 15
24%
5
20%
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The) common
9
18
24%
49%
*4%
—5
Firth
23
Jan
49%
100
26
103
*56
5
5
Stores
Jun
Feb
5
•
preferred
National
Jun
1
35% May 20
149
27%
14%
*50 Va
51
l
15% Jun
19
Apr
100
27%
14%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
89
19
11
50%
27%
14%
*50%
l
81
12
51% Jan
50%
26% .27%
14%
.
29
24% July
July
51
27
14%
Mfg Co
26
17
102
51
26%
14%
100
Jan
2
17% Nov
xl5
*50 %
27%
;14%%" preferred-
98% Nov
90% Jan
9
51%
14%
ser
1953
Ferro Corp
200
,
27%
Federated Dept Stores common
Felt & Tarrant
*21
1
common
6
46% July 23
13% Mar 17
11
Jun
15%
16%
106% Jan
13% Jun
93
15%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
22% Feb
11
16,900
16%
Filtrol Corp
31
98% Dec
10% Jan
5
31
9
2,000
8%
21Vi
15%
6
30
31% Jun
25%
16%
18'/a July 30
32
7%
*21
15%
75% Jan
Dec
10
Dec
2
100
7%
16%
•
2
15
86% Jan
*21
15%
Corp
Federal-Mogul Corp new
5
Jan
29% Jan
'
*25%
25
7%
21%
16%
5%%
23% Jan
92% Jan
95% Oct
Mar
13
10
10iy4Jun
Jan
48
105*-
25
7%
7%
15%
5%
24% Dec
18
19 y2 Apr
Jun
41
17% Mar
25 y4 Jan
July 1
10% Jury 15
7%
1
Federal Fawick
27% May 21
1
25
1
common
Fedders-Quigan Corp
53 % May
4% July 24
%
7%
21%
15 %
5%
66l/2 Mar
2
24
800
800
preferred series B
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp__No par
8
Mar
Dec
76% July 21
24 y2 Dec
100
18
6% Dec
60
1
28
Apr
Jun
Co
3 Va
7%
Family Finance Corp
34% Apr
12 % Feb
&
7%
7%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Jan
23% Oct
Morse
Shares
7%
11%
12
13% Jan
the Week
J
7%
29
29
Friday
July 31
July 30
11%
Sep
7
-
July 29
5
—
20% Sep
21% Oct
Sales fee
Thursday
Wednesday
1
Co
Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
Exchange Buffet Corp
July 13
July 28
5
Corp
Products
Tuesday
July 27
Par
Eversharp
47% July 28
3 y8 Feb
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
14% Mar
3
Jan
xl3
55% Dec
16
NEW
Highest
6% July
11
13% Oct
44
1% Dec
Contmusd—Page 5
STOCKS
94%
*105
109%
10
(
20
34 y8 Feb
20
4% Dec
20
20% Jan
Jan
Sep
30
8% Jan
5
92
Jun
3
99% Jan
14
23
Jun
9
25% Feb
5
44% Jun
16
54% Mar 30
July 20
27% Mar 23
21 %
3% Jun
23 % Jun
1
Dec
29
29% July
126
Dec
10
10
25
21
45% Dec
Jun
25
104% Jan
99
July 13
Apr
51
96% Mar 16
July
34% Jan
27
Dec
22
35% Jan
Jan
26
24% Oct
31
Apr
Jan
3
89
71% Dec
31
7
0
July 13
25% Feb
Apr
9
81
30 y« fan
14% Nov
9
Mar 10
80
Fab
I
18
69
July 29
12% Jun
32% Jbd
7
28
96% Jun
23
18% Jun
14
5
25
30
14 Va Feb
17
8
79% Aor
13
81% Jan
12
July 31
21% Jan
9
30
x86
Jan
Apr
15
23
Dec
1
32% Oct
27
42% Jan
24
79% Dec
18
30
18
7% Jan
2
130% Jun
30
135
Jun
24
19
62% Jun
10
80% Jan
12
18% May 22
20
55% Feb
38% Mar 20
24
27
77 V2 Dec
30
54% Dec
31
47% Jun
9
Sep
15
102% Jun
2
10% Jan
4
15
15
16% Mar 25
Nov
138
124% May 24
15% Oct
18% Jan
40% July 30
100% Apr
8% Jan
8
7 % Sep
13 Va
30y2 Jun
26
8% Jan
20
22%
22%
23 %
22 Va
23%
3%
3%
1
22
22 Va
22
22
Eqp
Corp
lOo
Gen
Refractories
25
25 V8
*30
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
*97%
99%
*97%
99%
*98
99 %
*98
99%
*98
99%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
1,900
20%
11%
20%
*11%
20%
11%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,700
44
44
44
44
43%
43%
44
89%
90%
89
89%
89
89
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
29 Va
29 Va
*29 Va
29%
30
103'/a
*99
100
*99
com—2.50
Rubber
27'/4
103%
preferred
100
*80%
82
preferred
100
*69
71
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
1
Gillette
Gimbel
Brothers
$4.50
39%
*97%
8
14%
common
common
Goebel
(The)
Brewing
Gold
5
Goodrich
Co
27%
80%
*80%
90
90%
89%
90
230
40
39%
40 Va
39%
40
14,100
30
29%
30
*29%
30
27%
103%
28
28
28V4
82%
82
*80
*69
71
69
70
13
12%
*80%
69
13 Va
13%
13 Va
131/4
7,400
40
40%
7,700
13
39%
40%
X40%
40%
40
98 Va
98 Va
*97%
98%
*98
14%
14%
14%
14%
*80'/a
82
*80%
14%
*80%
82
5
Jan
3
6% Nov
17
49V4 July
108
Dec
60
8
29
6% Jun
51
Apr
26
2
3% Feb
22
Oct
6% Jun
y2 July
30
2
3
15
6% Jun
19
May 26
26% Jun
18
9% Feb
2
33
30
27% Oct
July
1
81
24
16
59
Mar 19
108% Feb
4
9% Jan
20
61% July 21
33% Mar
4
20% Jan
5
98% Jan
28
24% Jan
30
x92% Sep
9
30
90% Jun
27% Feb
21
34% Dec
10
29% July 16
33% May
1
Jan
2
91
11% Mar 17
^
July 10
11
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
31%
32
31 %
32
1
7%
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
133%
*131 '/a
133 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1.400
F)
10
66 Va
67 Va
66
66%
66%
67
66%
67%
67%
69%
6,800
VA
8,900
106'/a
1,600
<B
May 26
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
18
Aug 14
12% July 27
16% Jan
7
Dec
34% Feb
39% Mar 17
22
8
48%
1
Hosiery
Batteries
Gould-National
(W T)
3%%
$2.25
*131
133%
*131
*131
133'%
28
14% Jan
0
19% Mar 27
Gt Northern
Iron
57
Dec
23
51% Apr
23
58% Mar 25
Gt Northern
Ry 6%
16% Dec
22
19% Mar
4
17% Jan
2
19% Mar 27
Great
137 y8 Dec
30
27
Mar
73% Jan
2
21
2
Mar 28
41% Jan
8
30% Jun
9
40% Jan
26% Jan
22
19% Jan
2
23% Mar 25
7%
Green
Green
preferred
Bay &
*
13
Nov 28
Tor
* 4
96% Apr
footnotes
see
7
RR
(H L) Co Inc
Greenfield
2
13% Jun
Tap & Die
95% Jan
4%%
page" 24/-
preferred
—t
26 %
26%
26%
26%
IV2
1%
1%
1%
1%
7%
.7
7
6%
29%
29%
•
*28%
17 %
17 Va
59%
600
27
1%
28%
700
7%
*59
6%
60
26%
50
7
27%
1,800
1%
12,400
1 %
.
7
7
7%
7
29
29
29 %
*29
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,000
7
29%
1,200
17%
7,900
29%
29%
*90%
91%
90%
90%
*90%
91%
*90%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
*35%
36 %
*35%
36%
*90%
30 "4
*90%
92
30%
30%
*90%
92
100
62
30%
31
91%
1.400
31%
91
91
40
1,200
36%
*35
17 %
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,200
17%
17%
18
17 Va
54 Va
54%
54 %
54%
55
56'%
56%
8,100
55%
53%
56
No par
*17%
13%
18
18
18%
18 Va
18
No par
100
100
1
18
18%
17%
130
130
131 "3
131
131 Mr
Corp—No par
*129
*68%
36%
130
72
*35%
130
*68 %
32 »/4
32%"
32%
20V2
20%
20%
130
*68%
72
36%
*130
*68%
72
32%
32%
<20%
*?0%
20%
32%
32%
;
*20%
12%
13
88 V*
88 %.
12%
89
12%
13
*87%
;
*68%
72
89
,*20%
21
1,200
110
71%
13
13%
88
88
32%"
•
'
21
^
V
13
*87%
32 Va
32%
1
*
—100
.
-
«
3
s.
*59
*105%
26%
(The)*—
Common
87% July 31
12% Jan
■
x93% Sep
-
Western
Greyhound Corp
11% Jan .2.
••
2
141
■19% Nov* 10
36
f.
67% July
31
61% Oct
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
com
6%
7
59%
49%
4"
105%
30%
*35%
Sugar
105%
91
No par
Prop—No par
pfd
1%
*6%
*59
60
48 %
48 %
106
16%
1
Ore
27
6%
6%
59'%
*105%
91
*29%
preferred
16% Nov
Va
48 Va
48
105%
92
5
com
7
60
47%
105
17%
16%
100
39
Western
7
28%
*90%
Stores
8
conv
8
10
t
2
Jun
1%
Co common
preferred
*6%
60
common—12.50
100
Steel
Grayson-Robinson
|1
26%
preferred
27
149
4
No par
Motors
13% Jan
1
Inc
No par
& Co
46% Feb
31% May
2,800
12%
105 Va
Grant
1,300
5,000
■
12%
47%
City
7.%
12%
133'/a
105%
cum
13'4
32%
*7%
12%
'131
No par
No par
5%%
13 Va
32 Va
7%
10
100
Co
No par
Granite
200
32%
Granby Consol MSA; Pi
Grand Union Co (The)—.
104% Jan
80%
13%
Graham-Paige
25
18'/a Oct
80%
32
9% Feb
25
6,000
82
13%
2% Mar 25
31% Mar 27
100
14%
32%
preferred
(W R)
99 %
14%
13%
$5
Grace
*97%
32%
...
80
14%
*80'/a
Common
Gotham
40 Va
99
No par
Co
10
82
40%
82
4,500
13
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
May
40
104
103 Va
69
99
14%
500
*99
27%
*99
103%
800
71
*69
12%
44%
Inc
Good all-San foi'd
7
27Va
21%
44%
No par
2.50
Stock Telegraph
&
8
Mar
27%
21
Corp
Harvester
Glidden Co
*99
21
44%
Va
common
preferred
Gleaner
12%
1
preference—No par
Co
24%
80%
27%
3%%
(The)
1,900
7,800
25
30 Va
preferred
convertible
14,000
25'/a
30
4%%
$5
25%
25
1
Casting! $6 pfd
Telephone Corp
&
3%
25%
6
Corp
Tire
15.500
4
3%
25 Va
3%
No par
100
Realty & Utilities
Steel
General
3%
No par
20
com
preferred
Shoe
3%
No par
Railway Signal
5%
3%
25
Public Utilities Corp
General
General
3%
lOo
General
Apr
<
22 %
47 Va
General Time Corp common—No par
99 V2 Oct
1,600
47%
General
6
49
47%
2
May 11
49
48 'A
7
85
49%
47%
40% July
74% Apr
48%
1
*94%
23%
31% Feb
Mar" 11
47 %
23%
General
34%
1,100
23%
Precision
500
237/a
23%
Public Service
1,300
23%
23%
General
61,500
24
95%
23%
General
60%
118'/4
24
94%
General Outdoor Advertising-No par
Portland Cement Co
59%
118 VA
95
94%
General
59%
95
94%
series
$3.75
118%
58%
*118
95
No par
Preferred
General
34 % tSep
9
22
preferred
3
23 V4 Jan
10
14% Nov
93% Apr
$5
4%%
27% Jun
77% Feb
General Motors Corp common
23
102% Jan
15
16
13
35% Dec
27
Mar 20
37% Jan
May 11
10% Jan
S
2
100
29
5
88 V2
Dec
3
36% Feb
1
4% Jan
20 % July 14
43% Jan 10
11% Sep
20% Jun
29% Jan
9
93
9
92
4
123% Jan
36
10
114
8
69% Feb
2
27% Dec
3
25
24
24% Aug 29
16"% May 14
3% Feb
Nov
50
57% July 28
112% Jun
2,600
'•
.
'f'f
13 Va"-*:
87%
87%;.*.
16,200
-
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-
900
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13
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40
17
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18
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continued-Page
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
25
Dec
10
13'A Mar 21
7
6%
25
Feb
20
38% Dec
23
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
69% Jun
16
53% Jan
25
42'% Jun
9
20
Jun
22
97% Jan
3
90
July
92
Jun
98% Jan
2
Dec
105
16
July 28
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
July :««
July 2!)
July 31
19%
197,
Shares
20 %
9,600
8% Jan
9
46% Oct
July 21
1
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
6
9
X
6%
6 %
6 %
6 'A
6 %
6'A
*6%
6 Ja
6 'A
a
1,200
38% Jan
July 24
30% Apr
Monday
Par
29
28 % Jan
19% July 28
31% July 15
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23'A Apr
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
1
HIGH
LOW ANI)
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Yeari 052
Monday, August 3, 1953
5
No par
3374
33%
33%
33 %
33 'A
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
4,000
5
.No par
70%
70%
*70%
71%
71%
71
71
71%
71 %
300
25
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48%
47 7'a
48%
24,600
23 %
23%
23%
13,000
'77
Jan
Gull
50% Mar 27
Oil
Corp
*71
4774
67
Gulf States Utilities Co-
May 7
106% May 20
105
Dec 16
103
97
23
23%
16
100
*94
95
95
95
105% Jan
8
.--100
96
96
*96
96%
Jan
8
100
*98
99%
*99
100%
36
*34%
23 'A
23%
103% Jan
24
July
No par
1
Common
23% July 31
105
2
dividend
$4.44
preferred
*95
*
23%
23 %
,*95
96
96%
95 3 4
96
100 1
*99
*95
96
20
96
96
70
*99
100%
*99
a
23%
96
97
100%
H
33% Dec
30% Mar 26
Feb
44
24
33'A Jan
9
48% Jun
19
36% Mar
4
5
Ilackensack
56% Feb
12
Dec
55
6
Halliburton oil
27
17% Jan
11% May 29
81
May 26
Nov
*14
,
23
26% Oct
139% Oct
2
23
26
Jan
23
Jan
30
16
16% Jan
8
105% Feb
Feb
131
21
July
145
9
22% Jun
July 29
7% May 20
Jan
8
7
5% Jan
29
6 % Jail
4
30
36% Mar
1
32% July 15
12% July
1
11% Ja-*i
5% Oct
Oct
6% Apr
19% Jim
14% Mar 20
6'A July 21
8 'A Mar 12
Hat
Jan
30
9
Hazel-Atlas
32% Jan
16
2
25'A July 13
29% Jan
2
Heeht
15
86
Jan
13
23
1
17% Jun
21
19
Mar
18
90
May
7
78% Jun
29% May 12
93% Mar
4
34
Nov
3
31
Jun
22
34% Jan
22
91
Apr
20
97
Jan
21
26 % Feb
5
80
Sep
.'21% Af>r
f17
100
May 20
30
2
38 % Sep
Oct
35 % Jun
31
x78 % Mar
25
17'A July 16
5
Heinz
3.65%
20% Apr
10
74% Jan
6
17
21
126% Dec
22
113
Jun
17
126% Jan
42% Feb
7
39
IJun
22
44 'A Feb
3
Hercules
5%
51% Jan
9
53% Oct
15
48'A. Jun
4
53% Apr
21% Oct
22
26 % Jail
7
24% Jan'
5
29
14% Oct
31
24% Jan
7
12'% M-'.v 29
18% Feb
2
70
24
74
Jan
26
65'A July
21
73 % Jan
7
107% Jan
14
77% Jun
n
91
Feb
2
5
15 % Jan
6
19
Apr
21
22 'A Jan
5
9% Jan
16
Apr
82% Dec
26
14% Jan
21
16%
18
22% Nov
May 12
9% Dec 17
19% Oct
Mar
11% Mar 31
22% Apr
27
13% July
18
21
31% July 17
12% Mar 11
2
7
Sep
30
11% Jan
4
6% Feb
19
16
Oct
29
20% Apr
1
15'% Jun
12
*26% Jan
4
29% Mar ,21
26'% Jun
10
33% Jan
2
39
7
36
44% Oct
23
69% Feb
2
47'A Jun
60% Sep
30
66 'A Dec
19
94% Jan
2
Apr
102 % May
7% Jan
Oct~24
14%
Nov~19
32% Mar 21
35% Jan
41% Jan
49
30
Hooker Electrochemical Co
$4.25
div
17
32'A July
1
36 'A Jan
24
57
July 20
9
93% Feb
3
99% Jan
5
4%
19
22
Jun
22
14
64
Apr
11
16% Nov
28
19% July 28
16
Jun
18% Nov
13
25%
12
.
July 29
•2% Apr
12% Feb
3'% Jun
4.40%
Houston
preferred
Eight & Power
1
Houston
Oil
7
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co—1
n
13
May
17% Jan
21'A Jan
11
8
,
6
Mar 11
Hudson
W/o
& Texas
8% Jun
15
40'A JUD
9
59% Feb
2
Hudson Bay
11% July 27
17
Jan
2
13'% July 14
19% Jan
8
Hunt
5% Mar 19
Hupp
21
19
Dec
Jan
8
4% Dec
16
3'% Jun
24% Nov
28
19% Jun
14% Mar 11
10
l
15
24
Jan
*118%
119%
121
13
66%
66%
*120
40
40
40'A
*39 7 a
40'A
51
*50%
51
51
51
*50%
51
121%
3,800
20
397/a
*5074
400
51
39%
600
25
25
25%
25%
25%
900
13 '/a
13
13
13
13 %
13%
13%
13
13%
3,500
66 %
66
66
*66
67
65%
66
66
66
25
25
25%
.
18
28
28%.
28%.
*10%
11 %
13%
11%
13%
14
80
1774
18 %
28%
28%
29%
1,100
11%
700
1374
1374
5,400
6%
*674
6%
10%
11
13%
14
80
530
3,600
14
*11
"
*6%
6%
*6%
*6%
6%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
16 Jo
*16%
30
*26%
27
26%
26%
*26%
27
27
*2674
36
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
37
37
36 34
37 %
4.300
53%
54'%
54
55%
*54%
55%
55
55
55
55
4,400
57%
1,800
__5
*6%
5
9i%r>
91%
J 00
100
57
58
57%
16%
27
57%
92%
92%
*92%
9374
*9274
93%
106%
106%
106%
108 %
108%
14%
105%
15
x57
16%
*26%
*105%
14%
14%
14%
147a
*14%
15
33
*32%
92%
*91%
108
.
57
56%
58%
57%
*107
6%
79
18
28%
80
17%
*79%
80
17%
*79
80
18'A
28
18'/a
81
18
81
2534
14%
107
33%
421
1
100
4Q
220
2,100
33 %
200
*42'A
42%
42%
42%
800
33
82'%
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84
83
83
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84
84
84
92%
82%
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100
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92 %
*91
93
*91
93
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99%
*98
99%
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80
93
99%
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99%
99 %
*98
par
24
24 V«
23%
24%
24
24 %
24 %
24%
24%
24%
25
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667/a
64'A
66
65 %
66 'A
67
67 7-4
6774
68
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16%
*16%
16%
*16'%
16%
16'A
16%
1674
167a
200
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
123ft
12%
10.200
*3%
4 %
4%
1.200
joo
:_No
1
1 '
—
*98
12
4
4
4
4
4
4
*4
12.000
1,400
200
—.100
8%
8%
*8 %
9%
8%
8%
*8%
0%
*874
9%
Min & Sin Ltd—No par
—_12.5()
46%
46%
46'/a
46%
46%
46 %
457.,
46 'a
4574
46%
3,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
1174
12%
10,806
14'/a
*13%
13%
*13%
noneum
Foods
Inc.—.
—0.06%
Corj)_!
Hussman
5
66
121
GO
1,900
37
*17%
17%
65%
*39%
*10%
(Del)
x
*17'A
*119%
65%
23%
23%
*36
40
17%
Hudson Motor Car.
3
17%
65
24
37
10
preferred:—
4
Jan
*17'A
65%
119%
119'%
81
& 'Manhattan-common—-100
17 'A Dec
4
May
19
•
64 %
14
,
66% July 31
16
3
6
11
12
17
16% Jun
Aug
5% Aug
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
»
preferred
preferred—
79
7
17%
*17
11
common
26% Apr 21
103% Ja
96
11
17%
65%
37
42'A
July 17
23
94
23%
*36
*36
*32'A
91
Apr
*92 %
94
23%
37
*36
32%
80% Jun
Dec
94
23 %
23%
94
94
23 %
93 %
93%
23 %
37
42'A
Mar 25
2G
93 %
400
32
32%
May 16
85
*31%
42%
96
103% Dec
32
33 %
102
23
*31%
42%
3
Dec
32 %
42%
11
18% Apr 19
68% Oct 30
*31%
*32%
Jan
103
32 %
50
Nov
Jun
*31%
28%
$2.25 conv preferred
94
4,900
32
14%
88
18%
30
81%
13
No par
3% %
18%
18%
26
3
-
18%
*25%
Household Finance common—No pur
Mar 25
1,600
*79%
10%
com
B
ser
6%
25 'A
25%
No par
pfd
Hondaille-Hcrshcy
30
% Feb
42
8
2nd
1.400
67 a
81%
*65%
No par
preferred
$4.20
14%
67 a
25 'A
51
12.50
x
33%
14%
4
*79%
13%
__
Mining"
Oil Corp
*3374
,
26
28%
.«
,
6'A
a
81%
_1
-preferred
200
*25%
.__5
& Sons
(A)
5,000
*79%
*39%
_10
10
2574
6%
61V
26%
*119
5
1,200
24 '/'a
23%
81%
65%
50
Paper Co
133
*25%
23%
No par
(Charles E)
700
*131
14%
*93
100
Ilindc & Dauch
50
26
a
*79%
*17
Holland Furnace Co.—
103
26
147
26
No par
i
6%
18%
14 %
*102%
25 7
*31
No par
Inc—
18%
18%
18
18 %
*14
6%
a
102 %
337
*33
a
14
400
.14 'A
*6%
6%
337
13 %
67%
81%
*36
4
2
6%
18%
25
Holly Sugar Corf) common™
2
6%
10
64% Jan
Feb
6%
6%
26
J 00
Honolulu
102
13%
25
ii.0% iviar 19
16
*33
137 a
*6
900
4
*79%
preicrral series A
___loo
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Hilton Hotel? 'Corp
__5
conv
33%
13%
23 %
17
*65%
133
*131
23%
*6
33%
14
preferred
Ilomestakc
13 % Jan
18
Aug
5'
3%%
5%
6%
33%
6 'A
25%
133
23%
23%
147ft
102%
25%
*131
133
*23
23%
6%
Ll5
preferred series A
*131
133
13%
Hcyden Chemical Corp common..—J
2
*25%
*6
.___100
:
55% Mar 25
10
105% July 28
12%
6
28% Jan.
*102%
25%
common—.
Hewitt-Robins
Hollander
102%
*25%
33 %
1
preferred
Hires Co
*102'/«
25'%
*23
Co__
14
102 %
25%
*131
*65%
103
14
14
14
14%
14
102%
.__2i
41% Mar 10
56'% July 28
Jun
9
17% Mar 23
.
July 27
90
7
Mar
22
67 %
50
.—J
Hershey Chocolate common
14
Mar 27
*12 3
13
*65%
common
Motors.
4%%
13
67%
13
*12%
__JO
Hercules Powder common
9
37% May 21
120% Feb
W)
non-cum
*1674
16%
13
preferred
(G
7%
17
16%
67 %
Co common„
J1
16%
27%
16%
*65 %
common
(IT
2,200
17
27%
a
*12%
100
Glass
2,300
28
27%
12%
2.50
preferred
Holme
38% Mar 13
62'A Jun
21% Mar 31
29
66% Oct
23% July 29
3
24% Dec
26
34% Apr
Co
3%'A
5574
27%
67 'A
4 % %
preferred
Hayes Indusfires Inc
Hayes Mlg Corp
26
55%
28
12%
Marx
of America
55%
28
*65%
preferred
Corp
55%
100
Co
&
16 7
36
*34%
36
55 %
27 %
28
*34%.
36
55'A
No par
com
Co $4.25 pl'd__No par
Refrae
com
15
Hart Selniffner
7% Jan
15
28% May
36
2
Co
Paper
(MA)
6%
2
28
*34%
36
55 %
55
56%
"16%
—_____5
preferred—
Harbison-Walk
25% Mar 17
10
9% May 20
33
Feb
Hanna
55%
Watch
conv
Ilaminermill
2
31
4%
,
*34%
Printing Co
(W F)
Hamilton
10
30
Hall
5
Jun
100
5
Jan
142
21% Oct
14
71
13% Jun
18
34% Aug
23
30
May 27
25'A Jun
9
Jun
107
18% Mar 13
65
19
17% Sep
19
102% Jan
Feb
2
__25
Well Cementing—5
issued"
"When
28'A July 24
Jan
12'A Jun
18% July 16
68
July 13
16
3
15% May 26
Water-
*13%
1
Refrigerator Co
3%
No pur
14'/a
3 % 7
3%
21
.
21
21%
13%
3%
3%
"21
20%
3%
20 7
a
3%
20%
14 %
300
3%
3%
4,500
2074
14%
20%
900
*13%
3%\
20%'
I
I
Apr
29
46 % Dec
40'A May 25
48 'A Mar 25
Idaho Power. Co
54% Jan
8
88% Dec
71 % Apr
24
88% J An
30
Illinois Central
104% July
2
35% Jun 16
113% Jan
28
36
109
95
Apr
*35% Apr
17
7
42% Dec
45% Feb
23
50 % Apr
*47% Jail
8
Dec
53
62% Aug 21
33 % May
J
8% Jan
May 5
46% May 26
4.08%
cum
Jan
7
4.26%
cum
preferred
54% Mar 11
4.70%
50% Apr
11% Apr
4.42%
18
May 19
7% Jan
27
41 'A Dec
17
30
8% Jan
30
23
64 lA Aug
5
40% Jun
10
81
Feb
20
96% Dec
29
85% Jun
23
34% Jun
151
28
164 % Nov
25
41% Oct
22
51% Jan
19
Apr
37% Jun
29 % Jan
29
22% July
4
14% Dec
9
1
.23 lA Jan
3
1
88% May 19
3
Sep
9
15% Jun 16
186
Apr 22
29% Oct 22
160% Jan
2
16% Mar
4% Nov
18
24
246'% Dec
29
36% Jan
23
23
148% Jun
Apr
23% Dec
1
41% J!an
14
Dec
2
3'% May
19
1
6
48'% Jan 21
137'% Aug
5% Jan
3
21
105
102
Jan
Jan
41
55
Jan
36% May 16
40
Aug 15
.47
01% Feb
29
38'A Jan
7
45
18
36% July 24
33
Feb
20
20% Dec
4
24% Jan
0
3
24
Jun
4
29
July 27
2
27
Feb
•
15% July 28
2
30%
Sep
35
Sep
8% Jan
2
25% Oct
16
25% May
8
22%; Apr 17
26% Nov
*26%
July 21
Apr
9
preferred—
4%
International Mining Corp J,
1
of Canada eom__No par
Preferred
1
'
100
__
Packers
35
Int'l Rys
*
-
27 Vb
1
Jan
2
22
18
31
27
Jun
16
31% Mar 16
30
22% Jun
15
26% Mar
11
Jan
30% Jan
130
Feb
14
16
6
11
emit
$1.40
Iowa-Illinois
Power
Gas
&
$6
130'A
1%
40%
1%
41
131
131
600
28
15,800
154
277a
21%
154%
156 'A
155'A
*22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
900
30%
31%
31 'A
31%
31
31%
5,000
*82
83%
*82
85
*82
1%
17a
*1%
4074
41%
41%
*130
131
*130
a
156
85
*
2
41%
131
174
41 'A
129%
V
2
4174
130
510
500
11,600
130
10%
10%
*103/8
10%.
10%
10%
2,800
50
50%
50%
517a
5174
52%
12.500
LNo par
*96%
98%
*96%
97%
97
97 %
.
par
*8%
58%
par
25
& Teleg.Nopar
97
*97
98
200
600
8'A
*8'A
8%
8%
874
8%
*58%
59%
59%
59%.
x58
58%
*57%
58%
310
*43%
46%
*43%
46 %
*43%
46%
42
4334
*42'A
1,000
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
*3974
43%
40'A
46'A
46%
46
46
*45%
46
33%
*33
33 %
*33
33%
*33
15%
16%
*26%
27%
15%
15%
26%
27
157 b
16
26%
26%
*874
3974
45%
46
46
*33%
46
*33
33%
16
16 'A
16
16 %
26%
26%:
1,800
800
33%
41,100
*26'A
26'A
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
1
'
27
27
*27%
27%
*24%
27%
28
2"
2874
28%
700
10
9%
9%
97 a
6,100
*35%
2,400
900
3.50
9%
No par
36%
36%
35%
35%
Co.No par
29%
297 a
297a
29%
29 7
a
29%
29%
30 %
3074
30%
1,800
10
23%
23%
23%
237 a
23%
23%
*2374
23%
*2374
23 7a
1,260
21 %
3.300
121%
30
Co
&
8%
*96%
8'A
59
25
5
Corp
pfd
Elec
Light Co
•Island Creek Coal
41%
240
2774
27%
i-
10%
Inter!ypc Corp.—
Iowa
2
;
239'/a
xl53%
239
27 7
170
2,100
4.000
50'/a
Utilities
-
*1%
85
*82
*238
17
10%
25
conv
85
238
16%
2,600
49%
1
Power
31
16 3 4
5'A
10%
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
22%
30%
16%
5 '/a
50%
No par
International
30
22%
16 "it
*
10%
LNo
"International Telcp
33% Jan
22%
30%
loo
6
preferred
7%
22%
30
5 %
237
27%
154%
5%
16%
237
27
154'A
88%
5 %
49%
of Cent Amer com__No
lg
*235
155%
130%
88'A
*87
5%
15
Limited
5%
Jan
30'/8 Mar
,
238
27
41%
88
88 %
common—7.50
Paper
$4 preferred
Shoo
28% Deq
25'% Jan
8
Ilit'l Nickel
Silver commoii
41% May 21
July
100
-
-
5,500
14 %
24%
88
16%
23%
24 'A
24%
16%
1,300
6,300
237a
*13%
24%
88 %
6,100
41%
*1374
14%
24%
*87
900
158
141/4
*13%
5
*155
> 40%
24%
22%
14'/a
24%
5
90
2374
22%
22%
42
90
23
22%
*24
39%
41 %
4074
*13%
39%
'
30
3,2001
4%
*474
4%
39%
14%
•'
238
No par
158
24%
16%
iNo par
*154
22%
16%
common
20% Jan
10
20% July 29
87
'
39%
5%
International
19
120
87
Machines
"
39'A
5%
International
29% Jan
5
24 %
15
3
29
13
22%
*13%
loo
26
Feb
39 % Feb
39%
—No par
Iron—j
int'l Business
39%
No par
Rubber
Jan
9
141'A Jan
Inteilake
157
l
Corp common
•.
preferred—-.
36%
36
'
20
■
40 74 Feb
54
1
9% Jun
12
_No par
7
30
Oct 22
Inland Steel Co
preferred
In tenia tipiial Salt
'10% Sep
.36
158
7
57
32% July
*154
10% Mar 17
May 29
Nov 13
158
International
45
26
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*154
-International
May 29
30% May 19
preferred
*152
3 6'/a
10
36%
36%
90
127/b Mar 18
64
15
89
56% Mar 23
'
*36'A
89%
2
18
36%
89%
132% Mar 11
50% Jan 20
36'A
89
16
2
9%
x89
30
Oct
22
9%
*4%
*46'A
37
90!%
5
68
Oct
9%
*82
43% May 28
33% Dec
9%
90
2
Jun
9%
No par
2% Jan
20
9%
42
47% Jan
7% Feb
9%
1
90
17
93% Jun
Apr
12'% Oct
97 a
*474
9
47% Jun
9%
41%
23
14%. Jan
50%
a
Inspiration" Cons Copper
300
51%
*48%
47
1% Jun
55'% Dec
*50 '/a
50%
41%
88% Apr
1
5174
*48%
154%
8
27
8% Oct
42% May
87%. Jan
4
5074
*50%
50 %
7% preferred
!
100
•Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int Minerals & Chemical Com
15
Jari
128% Apr
10% Jan
4
*46%
51%
50%
Int'l Harvester
2
,
50%
*50%
7
26% Mar 24
83% Jun
May 15
*46%
51%
50%
*46'A
*4%
common
100
2,100
50%
50%
*50%
*49%
41%
4%%
47
51%
50%
47 a
•Intercontinental
3874
50%
5
39'A Jan
Jlily 22
*4574
*50'%
*46%
Jan
29'%
38 %
4574
2,100
8,200
104
*49'%
166% Jan
22% July 28
38%
45%
42 'A
•Intercliemieal
33
373 4
46
*4%
Insuranshares Cl.fs Inc
254% Mar 17
38%
46
41%
25
16
38'A
46
4%
15% Mar 13
41%
79%
787/4
*102
38%
42%
24% May 15
9274 Jan 14
10
7874
42
6%
41%
41%
105
36 %
5
Jun
%
77
105
1
12
26% Jun
41
77
105
5
Rayon
Jan
19'A Mar 11
41%
76%
Indianapolis Power ,& Light—No par
Industria Elpctrica Dc Mex, S A—
>•
5% May 20
*45%
41%
*103'%
76%
Industrial
Ingersoll-Rand
16
224
4
94
Jan
7
29% Feb
23
172
16'A Jun
16
38'A
38
46%
41%
105
50
50
Illinois Terminal RR. Co
28
48
7
Nov
13
38
*103'A
;_50
preferred
cum
75%
78 %
105
r46 %
50
preferred
cum
161% Jan
7
10
July 27
3% Mar 11
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
40% Muy
130% Jan
101
87
28
ftfrar
2
6'A Mar 16
56% Jan
13% July 17
21% Feb
9
July 14
96
40%
19
4% Jun. 10
155% Jan
18% May
100
41%
42 %
77
*103%
No par
preferred
52
4
21% May
11% Jan
pfd ser A
common
5
Oct
1
Co
Jan
62
4% Oct
Illinois Power
41%
20
common.lOO
Co
conv
49% Jun
May 21
6
55 'A Oct
18
noncum
50
48 %
6%.Sep
41% Mar 24
44
6%
RR
50c
common
preferred
1
21'%
120
21%
120
21 %
21%
120
120
20%
*120
10
36 %
9%
9%
10
10%
36'A
36 %
37
37%
21 %
21
121%.
*120
21
121'
21V8
2
*120
900
J
3% Oct
20
19% Jan
2
5'% Jan
26
19
'A Aug 15
3% July 17
21 'A
May
18% Jay
.81% Jan
2
90"^
—
96
Feb
15
100
Jun
—
3
1
J6
May
July
34
i
82
Apr 23
7
8874 Jun
19
59% Jun
10
50 % Feb
9
21
9
Apr
7
5% Mar
25
4
May 12
25% Mar
9
Feb
26
39% Apr
1
89
101
Jan
16
Jacobs
(F.
L)
Lake
Inc
preferred
Johns Manville Corp
62% Feb
19
30
71 'A Jan
7
25'% Jan
21
2
83'A Feb
25
85% Mar 30
31% Oct 30
90'% Apr
38% Feb
18
33 'A Jun
9
39% Mar 17
Joy Manufacturing Co
25% Apr
43 % Jun
30% Mar 12
Kaiser
16
82
Oct
16
74% Jan
60
2
Mar. 18
24% Jan
5
Johnson
Jones &
5%
&
*22
20%
20
83
83
1
36'%
36%
*92%
93%
pfd—100
3%%
63% Oct
9
22%
20%
100
Co
common.-
20% Oct 22
78% Jun
37 a
22%
1
1
Sulphur
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea. Co
37a
No-par
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
'Jefferson
4
3%
3%
374
3%
4
4
3.700
400
22%
*22
22%
22
22%
*2274
22%
20
*20%
20%
'20
20'A
20%
20 5 a
83%
83%
84 %
84
84
84
84
100
36%
36%
36%
37
3774
37'A
38
3.800
*92 'A
93%
*92 %
93%
93%
*92'A
93 %
59 7 a
60'A
-
*83%
36
*92%
500
5.300
60%
60'A
61%
60%
61 Va
56
57
56 %
56%
56
56
56
56
*5574
56%
1,000
22 %
22%
22
22%
22%
23
2274
23%
23%
23%
19,100
84
84%
84
84
84 %
84
843 4
84%
84%
230
1
34 %
34%
34'/a
34%
34%
34%
3434
3474
35%
3,700
—No par
Johnson
Laughlin Steel
*3%
12 %
com
preferred series A
10
100
61
60%
60
*84
34%
K
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
3
42 y2 Dec
16
49% Feb
13
*8
26
19% Dec
10
Dec
For
footnote*
oaee
4
2*
Jan
6
30
49
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
Alum
& Cliem
1
26%
preferred (conv)
50
44 %
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
L_10
4%
5%
cum
Corp
27
26%
26%
26%
27
265«
26%
26%
27 %
5.700
45
4414'
44%
44
44
44 'A
44%
44%
45
1,200
I
*4%
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4^4
4a4
474
1,500
Number 5243
Volume 178
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
26% Jan
5
30 % Dec
87'A Jan
2
96
95
15
Jan
l.ow est
Highest
103 % Mar 12
10
Dec
May
-
Jun
10
94
1
16
85
102% May 21
106
NEW
July 17
100% Mar
98% Jun
18
105
Jan
13
3.80%
preferred-'-
9
4%
6
4.50%
cum
2
9% Feb
28
10
45
16
36% May 11
17% Jun
15
21
19% Sep
13% Dec
19
10
26
4
July
Mar 17
22
92% Jan
40'A Feb
20
71
20 VB May
40
Apr
Mar
110
21 % Feb
1
5
114
27
Jan
26 % Dec
20 A Jun
18
Re.bey
Hayes
24
Apr
7
24
19
28
Mar 17
10
41% Jan
5
9
93 % .Jail
5
34
Oct
21
39% Jan
33% Jun
5
54 % Sep
24
9% Dec
July
41% May 19
95
Kinney
May 12
$5
23
35% Jan
5
Kresge
>8
57 'A Feb
5
Kress
28
42
6
% Mar
(S S)
8
Jun
5
Jun
16
' 2
23% July 27
Lambert
July 31
18% Mar 18
Lalie
9
Jan
21
11% Mar
7
16% Dec
12
15
50
19
Jaii
!»%
-
24
•
I/, *
Laclede
7
t
Gas
12
48% Jan
23
2
25'/.. July 16
20% Apr
28
24% Mar 17
Lane-Wells
l
72%
Jan-30
48% Jun
24
64
Jan
9
Lee
25% Jan
12
29% Feb
3
Lees
92% May 1
9% Dec 22
86
7% Jun
30% Nov
26
25% Jun
21% Dec
16
16
2% Jan
4
17% Jan
29
23
'3% Dec
29
5% Feb
70% Fell
21
81% July
13% Dec
18
Nov
17
25
27
1
4
160% Jan
2
-49
May
43 *
1
9
10
22% Jan
20
1% Jan
7
14% Jan
% Jan
July 23
30
155
Jun
5
173% Apr
74
Dec. Jl
7
58% Jun
38% Mar 17
80% July 30
167
_
2
72% .Jan
9
Jan
6
Jan
15
48% Jun.25
38% May 27
47% Mar 1(5
xl2% Apr
33'% Nov
30
21% Dec. 26
19 % Feb
9
27% Mar 27
14
46% Mar 17
32% Jun
10
38% Mar
3
22
17% Jun
15
21'A Feb
4
75% Apr 14
24% July
1
18% Jan
4
641
31% Nov
16% Oct
66
1
Nov
26
18% Apr
15
11% Oct
28
23% Jan
30
Jan
2
102
Jail
July 14
2
107
Dec
24
101
106% Nov
21
97
Jun
May
101% Jun
•20% Aug
143
Jail
5
3
Dec~18
25 %
24% Jan
158% May 24
147
Jun
10
18% Mar 25
12
110
23
Jan
29%.July 31
158 % Mar 12
15%
15V4
13'A
*15%
15%
51%
*50
51%
*50
51%
*50
8%
8%
300
22%
3,106
15'A
•
22%
15%
15
15%
1,700
51%
*50
51%
*50
8%
8%
8 »A
8'A
50c
*5
McNeill
'
Lily
5
com
Oil
26
26'A
26
26'A
26
26%
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
18'A
1%
l'A
l'A
l'A
l'A
1%
r.8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9'A
3
3%
3%
31/4
3'A
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,400
2,100
1
66
65%
<
19%
19%
19%
19%'
36%
36%
3 6'A
: 9%
9%
*36
9%
Co
*161
80 ¥2
164
162
,9%'
5,600
36%
_
80 %
7,100
162'A
100
62'A
1,300
60
531/2
60
59%
60%
41
41
40%
4 l'A
x40'A
40%
•40%
40%
23 'A
23'A
23%
23%
*23¥4
23%
23%
23%
1,000
32%
33
32V2
33
32%
33'A
33
33%
33%
34
4,200
18'A
18'A
18%
19
19
19%
19
19'A
19
19
-2,700
■69
*66
*58%
20
33% Aug
99% July
8
30% Apr
6
7
92
May 25
88% Apr 23
*66%
69
69
*66 %
*66'A
69
20%
21
20'A
20%
20 3
4
21
21
211/4
21'A
21%
10,500
12 V2
131/8
12%
13
■
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
50,800
291/4
29%
291/4
28%
28%
28 ¥2
28%
29
293A;
2,400
25'A
4,100
10
com
—
100
100
*1031/4
.*29
»
27'A
2,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
7,600
*102%
103'A
100
99%
50
*103
103'A
103%
*103'A
103%
103'A
28
28%
28 VB
103'A
28%
28%
150%
28%
*150%
152
99%
103'A
103V4
28'A
109'A
300
I
..
'
*103V2
*150%
25
1091/4
■"
103 »A
*98%
99%
150%
*98%
*103
29'A
29 'A
103%
200
29%
15,600
v
152
*150
152
,
••
'
*150'A
152
10
'
65%
Inc com—1
*32%
& Sons
27
*98%
38%
93 'A
100
10
Co
103
26'A
991/2
38%
preferred series A__
'i
25Va
16%
16 'A
104
25'A
109'A
25%
25'A
•16%
24%
109
99 'A
65'A
_
*108V4
109Va
24%
24 %
:
251/4
25
*103V'4
50
-
109
16%
104
(Ky)_Nopar
Nashville
24'A
24%
*108'A
991/4
-100
—
24%
•
*98'%
•
—10
1P1. Co common
24 % Feb
69
1,600
1
_100
Louisville
•
l'A
.—10
Co
2
*66 'A
6
No par
preferred
MacAndrews'&
*36
80 %
,6,100
23%
:
preferred-'
5.25% preferred series C
Feb
*161
9%
,
381/2
1,300
1,600
•
41%
B
Wood
164
8QI/4
9%
20
37
59%
pfd series A
M
9 ¥2
*36
19 %
36%
'•
231%
16%
Mar 20
*161
3&%
41%
16%
Lighting
(M)
164
20
*58%
26
Steel
19%
80'A
162 %
15%
,
36%
79%
162%
67%
15%
9%
*35%,
79 %
25%
4'A%
9%
36'A
79
109
Lowenstcin
5,200
4,000
No par
;
Lulcens
,.
*36
241/4
26
/
67%
15
14%
14%-
79 %
37
79
preferred—100
—
&
14%
67
36 ¥4
'
36%
9%
66 "
15
66%.
'
36%
*108 P4
7%
66
*
20
14%
—10
Lorillard
)
10,200
>
5
Aircraft Corp
series
"C6
15
preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber (M'd)> A—No par
5%
V 4,100
800
l'A
19%
conv
5.25%
4,000
No par
convertible
Long Island
81/4
2.50
/Liquid Carbonic Corp com
4.75
8'A
t
17'A
No par
Corp
Co—__
3'Ar!o
8'A
26
_100
vl.ink Belt Co*———
'Lionel Corp (The)
Lion
8'A
800
l'A
36 »A
5
25
preferred
Cup
87%
16%
*14%
-
7
.Corp-.;.
Myers Tobacco
Tulip
*84'A
25%
66
1
■
Savers
7%
87%
2,900
-
Libbyg
&
*84%
•
l'A
3
_No par
Cofp (Th.e)
r
Fink Products;
Liggett &
26%
17%
8%
No par
?,Libbey-Owe»s-Ford Glass Coj
10
•Libby
*26 'A
'
/;Lerncr Stores Corp——;
./Life
50 3A
26'/a
26%
1st preferred.—No par
pld
21%
50%
Va
17
1%
2nd
21%
21
26
1
noncum
8
4,800
5%
22%
8%
/
8%
5%
22%
87%
4
600
2,900
*5%
/
:
*84%
2
22
5%
22%
87V2
07%-Jan
Jail
*5%
22%
"84%
41'A Jan
35 'A May 25
8%
8%
8%
5 %
231/4
87%
10
97
8%
5%
22%
*84%
20
45% Jail
8%
5%
15%
1
,
34% Jun
30
8%
23%
26'A'
58% Apr
Jan
*5%
23
—50
23
50
8%
.-4
—
67% Dec. 30
8
42
25% " 25%
noncum
2,400
53%
41 %
-
9
lb
53
41%
26%
$3
60
33%
53%
41%
Lehigh Valley Coal common
■
33%
*52%
41%
—
20
37% Ocl,
34%
53%
41 'A
No par
Jan
91% Jan
280
*52%
A-.
52% Feb
41 % Dec
3,600
86%
53%
pfd_"75 Pesos Mex
—;
Louisville Gas & El Co
33
32%
86
*25%
103% July 13
5
33%
32%
26
9
18
34 !
32%
87
25%
14
106'A Jan
6
33'a
600
41%
common—
15% Jun
34
39
85 %i
411/4
Gas
2
33%
200
39
85%
25%
*52%
Star
17% Dec
34;
25%
38%
86
53
Lone
2
33%
*86%
*25
4,000
42
Corp
14% Jan
87
*85%
1,200
41%
52%
Cement,
35 % Mar 26
32%
86'A
38%
37%
86
231/8
105
41 %
Star
July 28
32%
37%
*85%
41%
*101
_No par
•Lone
25
101
32%
*86'A
34 'A Mar 19
7
2 5'A
25%
32%
10
43% Fen
*24%
%
23
42
106
86%
28
5
25'A
*24%
41
*101
32
Lockheed
x27% Nov
*101
& Sons Co common—3
13
15
25%
23
41
106
40%
.
23
23%
23'A
'•
86%
fLoew's Inc
Apr
41
106
87
14% Mar 25
26
*24%
41
*101
32 Va
26 'A Mar 19
1091/4 July 31
23'A
231/8
41
31%
74
16
23'A
106
ho
28
15
23
40'A
38
23
23% Jun
13,800
b5
17
103% Jun
17,000
46%
38
Jun
Jun
65%
43%
45
38
11% Jan
28
4,000
64%
86
20% Apr
Feb
18%
63%
45
17%
21
13
•5
10
18
62%
44
51
HPffi Apr
Jan
18
62%
21 'A
4
8% Jan
18%
61%
43%
*50%
42% Feb
34% Jun
17%
43
50'A
.22% »Mar 17
/ 74
17%
62%
42'A
50
19% July 28
15
17%
61%
20 3
I.ehn &
13
2,400
49 %
2
29
11
21
18% Mar 27
Feb
11
20%
2
Jan
11%
49%
8
Dec
11
21
Jan
38
11
49%
July
16
7,000
11
49%
35'% Jun
7
17%
21
14
80% Jan
17%
38
preferred
'Lehman
76
■
4
17%
17%
100
(The)-
(James)
100
17%
1
22
'
6,100
35
17%
5
6
3
43%
*34
*34
171/2
43%
*101'
10
—
3.85%
A'hir '>4
10
24
43
35
42
35
*34
preferred/:
100
Lehigh.Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
Lehigh Vallpy RR
No par
23
Apr
43
42
41'A
35
_No par
1
Co
no
63
10
Rubber & Tire-—
65"
42% Dec, 23
Jan
4%%,
18
11% Jan
26
Feb
8% July 27
2
*33% Feb
95
Jun
1%
16% Mar 28
28
July 14
.Mar 12
41
40%
*33
*85
—
Bryant common
10
8
—
Co
Co
Jan
26% Dec
Co
70
102 %
17%
1
—C—
9G%
102
102
-1
—
96%
102
No par
common.
&. Co
*94'A
42%
100
.
_
Co
.La Consolidada 6%
20% Jaii
fit!
(cum)
*94%
2,200
881/2
62
2.50
(The)
-54% May
35% Oct
1——1
com—_No par
Corp
R)
iS 11)
19% Jan
8
61% J till
•10%
No par
preferred
Kroger Co
6
...7% May
10%
new
preferred
19
-J
5'A Dec
21
10%
Koppers Co Inc common
ui.ii
f
18% Oct
:
10%
Corp
(G
prior
37% Apr
3
42% Dec
5
Wneel
preferred
conv
4%
85
Nov
.5
_
Land Co
King-Seeley
31%-Jun
13
17%
Copper
County
4%
21
■7
17%
Kimberly-Clark
97% July 30
l
17%
Co
&
28 %
v
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__..No par
49% Jan
26
17%
9
28
19
8.75
6
23
Feb
34 %
...
3
Apr
l'A Dec
42%
34%
.
Jan
35% Oct
14
41%
50
I
preferred
24% Feb
23
8
21% May
IO21/2
49
16
Apr
22
1
102%
111% Feb
39% Jun
108"
12
Jan
2
102%
7
3
2
78% Jan
Jan
*101%
28%
*87
"
102%
21% Jan
7
8'A May
96%
*101 %
Soutnern—
(Julius)
Kenneeott
27
:88
*94%
Kern
Oct
J5
96%
8
Nov
;20% Apr
*94%
25
80
Dec
97
Feb
25
*45
*95
100
Jan
2
7'A Jan
87
28%
Shares
July 31
28%
87
82
ulj 2rf
8
8 Va Mar 13
28%
87%
00
O
91
■
28%
87 %
42 '/8
Apr
25
28%
87%
61% July 29
18% Jan
50 '/a Mar 25
28%
*87
the Week
Friday
Jaly 30
87%
—1—. No par
City
Kayser
28%
Sales for
Thursday
July 20
100
—
Kansas Power & Light Co
70
'31% Jan
preferred
non-cum
27
28 'A
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
July 28
,
*87
9
July
22% Aug
51% Sep
30
13% Jan
17% July 28
68% Oca
4%
Tuesday
July 37
100
-
Common
May 25
1
Monday
Par
preferred
Kansas
39% Jun
32% Jun
16% Jan
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
31% Mar 13
95% Jan
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
26% Jun
3
Sontinued—Page 7
STOCKS
,
rear J 5).>2
Lowest
1
(399)
40
93'A
39
64%
64%
.
38%
39'A
391/4
39%
2,600
64 ¥2
39 'A
64
64%
64%
65'A
3,000
33
32 %
*93'A
32%
9 4'A
32'A
32%
*93 'A
94'A
*93¥4
40%
42%'
42%
40
x40
40
M
38%
38%
X63
'
.
33
33
33
94'A
43%
33%
4,100
*93'A
94'A
43%
■
44%
2,500
9%
1,300
r
,
Nov
10
14
15% Jan
40% Aug
4
45
128% Sep
10
135
12
Oct
30
24% Oct 22
Dec
84
16
26% Oct
30
15% Aug 13
7% Dec
24
Dec
6
20
9
Apr
18
8% Oct
2
10% July
Jun
8
45
Apr
6
132
10% July 13
28
30
22
Jun
28
80
July
9% Mar 13
10% Jan
24
2
52 % Feb
25
23
Nov
17
85
Oct
7
8
Jan
26
5
Feb
8
Jun
9
16% Jun
9
10
519% July
25
8
Jan
23
July 11
12% Jan
29 % Jan
13
7
'
22
32
28
8
12
Mar 23
Mar
28
9
11
18% May 13
10
13
Mar
15
53
Feb
23% July 13
82
9
Jun
1
1
No par
-
Shirt
Oil
tconv>_
50
Marshall Field & Co com—No par
ifi
88% Mar
16
1 Dec
19
12% Jun
16
18%. Mar 20
15
13% Jun
2
11 % Jan
2
-21% Oct
28
33 % Jan
2
19
Jun
22
25% Feb
2
Masonite
17 % May 12
20 % Feb
18
18
July 13
20% Jan
2
Master
38% Oct
30
104% Jan
3
29% Jail
25
90% Jan
2
90% Jan
79
49% Apr
41% Jan
2
Mathieson
10
98% Jun
30
110% Jan
5
4.25%
34% Aug 11
27% Jun
10
98
July 21
83 % Jun
5
95
Jan
20
12
95
Jan
>6
85 % Jan
13
Jun
97
May
7
82% Jun
87
May
2
75
4
45% Jan
18
15% Mar 12
July
19% Dec
31
17% Jun
51
30
49
Dec
32% Mar 23
2
lu
21
Mar 16
July 28
52
Mar 12
Mar 25
19% Dec
4
16% July 14
21 %
X22% Nov
7
26% Dec
31
24
1
30% Feb
10
Feb
28
45% Nov
13
42% July
l
45% Feb
17
42
14% Oct
28
89 % Dec
30
55% Mar
38% Feb
1*7%
Mar
98% Apr
12% July 14
Aug 19
,"23% Mar 8
.12% Oct 22
Jan
1
3
15% Jan
i
4
12-
,
9
22
93% Dec 12
121
Jan
33% Jun
Oct
15
37% Dec
18
92% Jan
2
101
3
108
Jun
Jan
14
'91% Feb
20
Oct
6
87% Jun
95
.48
May 1
.28% Mar 19
14% May 22
23
May
92% Jun
92
Jun
25% May
16
4
10
4
8
25% Jan
87% Feb
111
Jan
5
Jan
&
Co
Inc
$4
30
conv,
$4.25
2nd
18
20% July 28
81% Jan
28
55% J uh
iO
20% Feb
14
28% Nov 28
22% Jun
9
footnotes
-f-t-
<age
294a Mar
66% Jan
27% Mar
Miami
2
9
Middle
83
83
*82%
83
130
13%
-
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
22,800
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
6,800
19
19
19
19
2,000
19
19%
19%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,100
38%
39%
39
39%
38%
39%
14,700
*99%
100%
99 %
99%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
90
89
89
39
100%
.30%
*88%
90
89
88%
*79
81
18
17%
*47'A
49
49
16%
16%
16%
25%
*43
12%
*78%
88%
100
1
31%
90
*79
3,700
90 %
*88%
81
40O
31%
*89
0078
*79
81
100
81
80
180
w
18
18
18
17%
18
1,100
50
*47
50
*47'A
50
100
ie%
16%
17
17
17%
2.10Q
25'A
*25
25%
*25
25%
44
*43
44
*43
44
*43
44
13
13
13
13
13
13
2,500
80
79'A
79'A
80
78
79
120
*63%
64'4
63'A
63-1/4
64'A
64'A
58 %
59%
59%
60
GO
61%
62
30
30
30%
30%
31
31%
1,100
58
1,700
25'A
25%
12%
*79
63%
.
v60
64
30%
*30
30'A
56%
56
55
55'A
55%
56%
57
34
34 '
34%
34%
35%
35
300
—
—
—
'
1,900
1,800
2,100
Inc
Co
common
1
—3%,
16%c
No par
pld
No par
Copper
South
3,300
83
*821/4
83
'27 y4
Co.—No par
preferred/series
series
series
Mid-Continent
24%
310
preferred
preferred
5
24%
89'A
24
26% Dec
24%
*87'A
Jun
8
23%
89%
96
16
23%
x88
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—-—12.50
Jan
23%
89'A
Machine Co_—-j,—
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd-100
4.35% preferred
series
100
3.85%
800
23%
1,900
Mesta
3.80%
12%
53%
25%
2
4.45%
12%
53%
25%
9
4
12%
53%
25%
25% Mar 30
13
12'A
*53 %
*12'A
39%-Jan
93% Jan
5,400
12%
53%
*22%
Mergenthaler-Linotype
93% Feb
12,400
12'A
53%
13
2nd .preferred--——^No par
107% Feb 19
1,600
22%
98 % Jan
3
8%
19%
25%
16
12
8%
19%
*25
11
July
8%
19%
*12%
19
May 21
700
8 %
19%
8
19%
*22%
Jun
Jun
1.30O
6%
13
Jun
84
6%
24
12%
*79
17%
N
19%
8,800
53%
89
16%
8
8
*5%
*23%
3,900
19%
22%
.Jun
99
19%
*6%
6%
6%
24
26%
525
*12%
86
88
22%
18%
*510
*22'A
22
3
*5%
25%
19
13
31
97% Jun
6%
6%
26%
525
22%
2
95% May 23
109% Aug
8
*510
*12
11
2
6%
18%
18%
*22%
May 27
Feb
6%
25%
26%
525
12%
25%
54% Feb
105
18'A
22%
28% Jan
25
26
*510
230
34%
$3.50 preferred
94% July 29
31
Merck
19
20
1,100
12%
Mercantile
18% Jun
7%
22%
Corp^—„
Stores
7%
34
19% Jan
7
7%
1
50% May 21
9
7%
10
Corp common
J
No par
?4%%i preferred (1st series)—100
Shoe
7%
18
Mead
Melville
7%
2,700
Inc—
46% July 21
58% Oct
r.
Mfg
*30
2,100
18%
38%
* 99%
30%
*88%
39
60
8%
CoJ
& Robblns
Stores'Co—
Norris
5
Mengel Co (The) -common
1
.5%- convertible 1st preferred—50
80
2
.
7
McQuay
64%
60
23%
81
*8%
x55
33%
Mines
16% Jun
35% Jan
3
McLellan
22
"Mar 20
_1
No par
5
Porcupine
McKesson
2
2.1
28
Co—
—
14%*Jan
*
6
New
Mclnlyre
38 % Jan
2
8
2iy2 Dec
12
26% Jan
10
10
For
common__50c
preferred—100
Corp
Electric
2
12% Feb
16
84 % Jan
31% July 31
,71 % Jan
26% Jan
Dec
104% Oct
July 29
July 28
16
Feb
27
30
26% Dec 24
15% Apr
20
Stores
convertible
-3%%
6
12% July 27
23% Jun 16
2
Jaih 14,
2
55
33% July
22'% July
7
21
28% Feb
..9.4
.
28
'26% Jan.
50 % »'hi-
91
McCrory
McGraw-Hill-Publishing
22% July 15
105
preferred—
M'cGrtfw
3
Jan
common
67%
31
101
Corp
•73%'Mar 12
12% Nov
...
No par
3
——50
Corp
$2.50
52% Jan
23% Jajl
22
McCall
McCord
63% July 29
46
Nov
No par
No par
25%
44
13
80%
*63'4
No par
common
preferred
Dec
17
28
$3
Nov; 28
33% Nov
Oct
8
Jan
£3.40 cumulative pi'd
Maytag Co
56
i
22'
4
92
July 31
5
preferred-——.
__No par
$3.75 cum pld 1947 series-No par
$3.75
23%
81
8%
25%
83
1 3%
99%
30%
90
90%
81
17%
50
16%
25%
*43
12%
79%
100
May Dept Stores common
23%
81%
8%
525
12%
19
preferred
conv.
23
*80%
8%
7%
18/4
38%
99%
30%
*88%
' 89
*79
17%
*49
7,200
22%
*23%
18%
200
10%
81%
6%
12%
19%
10%
8%
23%
18%
10 %
42
134%
22%
19
12%
53%
23%
23%
83
13%
x9%
*41%
*131
*80%
22%
8
22%
9%
41%
134%
8%
23
81
*5%
12%
19%
Corp com—5%
71
83% Apr.
47
15% Feb
78
7
25
Chemical
10%
10%
23 %
_1
—
10%|
*131
6%
—No par
.——No par
Co—
5
20
*86:
Jun
—1
20
Nov
..65
Electric
16
113
_100
_
Co—
Martin-Parry Corp
Corp—;
34% Jun
2
14% Jan
(Glenn L)
10
10
Jan
5
preferred
4%%
Martin
23%*82
13%
41%
41%
134%
10%
22%
80 h
8,8
7%
25 %
17%
"510
6%
*5%
8JA
19%
12
12)4
53%' 53%
Corp common—__5
9%
9%
*41
*131
19%
22%
80%
8 A
9%
41%
134%
/2
131.
8%
18%
preferred
25
9
22%
1
6.25
Corp
41
4
8
8
25% 26%
17% 17%
"510
525
6'A
6%
*5%
6%
5
——
Exploration-;
Midland
4%%
8% Jtin
14 % Mar
—___10
______—.
(The>
Bros
.9 % Apr
I
No par
Mahoning Copl ER Co___——-—-50
Mandel
Marine
25% Mar 19
No par
Manati Sugar Co
Marathon
Jan
25
11 % Jun
52% Jun
22%
'SO
"8 A
100
Garden
41
10>
No par
com
Magic Cliel'
Maracaiho
Mar
22
Jun
Square
Manhattan
25% Jun
22
94
Madison
«
9%
9%
9;«
*139'2 134/2
5
Co Inc
Magnayox Co
8
100
4%%-preferred series A
Magma Copper
Dec
8
(It II)
Macy
4°'
common—10
Mack Trucks Inc.-
9
8 % Feb
10
Forbes
9;j«
5
preferred
6%
6
57% Jan
27 % July
Working Co
Apr
552
16
7% Jun
17
Jan
8
M
&,
22% Jan
8
6% July 28
5% July 14
11% Mar 18
May
9% Jan
16
14
Dec
Jan
23
87% Mar 27
3
7% July 30
5
24
Mar 24
13% Jon
19
22% Nov
536'
19
22 % Apr
41
127
90% Jan
39
12
7
31% Jan
29
7% Oct
Apr
9% July 14
3
May
' Jun
17% Jan
7% Aug 25
485
25
j.
Petroleum
Utilities
24
/
-100
100
100
5
10
Inc—No par
•
56%
25%
"87%
27
*13%
'88%
27%
14%
*46%
48
*17
17%
19%
18%
*84
* 86%
95
95
94
94
*25%
26%
23%
23%
31%
31%
*90
91
*97
99%
*88%
92
*85
89
*100
101
20%
20%
58%
25%
58%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
*88
89%
*88
27
14
19%
19%
86%
'84
95
95%
27 V8
14'A
14V'8
14%
14
48
46%
46'A
*451/2
47
17%
17%
19%
*17'A
17%
100
19'A
19%
27,400
86%
*82%
19'A
*84
19%
19%
86 ¥2
94%
94%
25 A
23%
31/2
23%
23'A
*84
99%
f2
*31
90%
*27
.*88'A
26
23%
95
86
95
1,400
94%
94%
95
*25%
26
26
26%
600
23%
23%
23%
3,200
32%
32
32%
500
91
91
91
23%
32
*31
91
91
*94%
95 ¥2
99%
*97
99%
*971/2
*88V2
92
*88'A
340
70
99%
92
92
89
|
50
94 »A
*
■
31%
91
°97,/
"88 2
'85
101
20%
*17
94%
*25 ¥2
500
14'A
'
94'A
94%
*90
300
*46 ¥e
25%
*94,,
27'A
27%
1,000
13
*17
1
17%
17%
27%
*23
26%
i
V
2,900
*13%
27%
48
13%
*46%
'351/4
*85
89
102
102
102
89
*100%
89
102
*87
*100'A
89'A
102
10
60
21'A
21
21'A
5,200
20%
20'A
20%
201/2
58%
59
59'A
59%
59%
61
61
61%
7,400
25
25 %
25'A
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
5,500
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
20
August 3, 1953
(400)
Continued—Pagt •
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1 1
40
Sep
3
132
30% Jan
22
22
17% Nov
28
19
13
20
Oct
6
13% Feb
26
15 % Oct
23
14
62 % Dec
45% Feb
Mar
107
39
139
28
Minneapolis & St
2
Minn St
62
7
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
11
Jan
49% July
15% Jun
16
78
July 16
88
Jan
5
22
July 14
26% Jan
22
91 % Jan
7
30% Jan
2
39
Min & Mfg
Minn
6
33% Jun
Dec
17
Jan
19% Jan
23
40y4 Mar 26
15
20
34% Mar 25
Mission
22
20% Jan
22
17% Jun
9
23% Mar 25
Mission
16
38% Dec
11
34% Jun
1Q
41% Mar 17
3% Oct
10
8 % Feb
lfi
50
27 '/a Feb
Mar 12
37
5
60% Jun
Jan
16
67% Dec
31
21% Apr
21
59 % Dec
23
24% Nov
12
31% Jan
7
12% Mar
20
82% Oct 30
10
32% Mar 12
30
13
Jan
5
.15% Mar 25
Mojud
9
20% Mar 23
Monarch
95% Jan
10
80% Jun
17
28% Jun
30
20% July 28
31% Dec
19
25% Jun
67% Jan
2
20
14% July 28
18 %
Apr
15
10
12% Jun
10
15 '/a Apr
16
Aug
44% Oct
14
31
Jun
10
43% Jan
6
•
22% Jan
32
Dec
31
25% Dec
15
22% Jun
23
Dec
8
i
29% Jan
25
20
5
13% Jan
26
12
lg
57% Jan
4
106V2 Oct
6
110
Nov
21
% Dec
1
48
Dec
22% Dec
Wheel
25
Fell
2
35% Feb
38
J'jin 17
Jun
51
10
19% July 22
81»A Apr
3
26
Feb
50
24
99% Jan
Myers
National
National
Jun
10
21'% Mar
9
National
National
Aviation
35'% Dec
31
2
179'% Jun
18
158% Jun
24
173'A Jan
5
8% Oct
21
12% Jan
28
10% Jun
10
13% Feb
26
3
2
2
19'A Mar 27
1
56% Jun
10
62% Feb
4
National
4
13
Jun
16
153/4 Jan
8
17'% Jun
16
23'% Jan
8
National
110% Jan
17
25% May
1
33
165
Feb
20
177
136
87'A Jun
24
23'% July
98'% Oct
26
99'% Jan
20
7
8
Jan 29
Jun
155'A Jun
18
147'% Apr 24
93% Jan
172
144'% Jan
8
9
8% Jun
8
3
23
31% July 30
30'A Jan
'
9
34'/a Sep 22
29
43
1
53
42'A Jun
May
25% Jan
9% Jan
30
40% Jan 26
27% Oct
22
35
15
91
23
Jan
2
3% Oct
11
23
13% Dec
104 % Jan
293/4 May 20
4 % Jan
2
30
11
10'% Jun
10
13% Feb
26
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13% Jan
5
163A Apr
8
105
9
22
Jan
27
10% Apr
11
29
31% Jim
106
45'% Oct
20
56% July
1
11% Oct
16
20% Feb
4
11% Jun
38
16
75
Jan
7
66
ll
30
36% Nov
24
22
20
49'% Dec
Jun
40
9
14% Apr
24
52
Apr
92'% Jan
July 21
Jun
56
Oct
National
8
15% Jan
7
21'% Apr
Co
York
Air
York
non-cum
&
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Jan
22
24% Jan
2
28
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6
24% Jun
10
76
28% Feb
2
2
75
28
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12
12
79
Jun
22
87'% Jan
87
Jun
29
18% Oct
28
26% Apr
1
17
43'A Jun
53% Jan
12
26
16
19
Jun
19
23% Mar 24
Apr
23
15
.
Apr
75% Jan
28
17
35% Mar
7
59
5
Feb
17% Dec
8
16
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19
83
47'A Dec 30
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29
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2
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16
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2
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;
6
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16
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16
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78
24
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105
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3
110
Nov
7
100'% Jun
18
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5
102
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25
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19
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9
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8
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33% Jan
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2
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14
88% Jan
8
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104'% May 15
27'A
88 %
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28 3/4
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114%
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70
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24
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Northern Natural Gas Co.
50
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8
65'A
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13
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12
12%
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20
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20
20%
20%
20%
20%
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20 %
20%
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12
36%
36%
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97
97
97
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88
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104
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60
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common
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28
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preferred
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12
104
9
4.44%
12%
89
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103%
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104
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55%
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55%
56%
56%
10
25%
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20
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1
11%
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com
preferred
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preferred.
100
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84
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18
11%
83
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11%
81
18
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82
97%
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preferred
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84%
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24
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preferred
4% %
94
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preferred
preferred
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13
85%
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1
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Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
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500
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20%
&
78
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8%
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100
20
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87
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28
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85
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10
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30
71
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11
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10
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27
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600
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2
6
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2
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97
14% Feb
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100
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29%
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10
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137
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19
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164
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American Co
07
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July 30
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600
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33
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106
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29
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12
11
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10
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9
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Chemical Co
94% Jun
2
•
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87
34% Jun
6
29
317%
32
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32
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22
19'A Dec
3,800
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8%
8%
89%
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17% Jun
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29%
137
5
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106% Aug 12
94% ADr 10
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26% -263/4
1
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12
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8%
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9
27
32'A
137
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13
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137
3%
33%
162 V2
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25% Apr
Dec
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8
-
82%
6
173/4 Mar 13
137
83%
32%
162 %
33%
163
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20% July 24
13
137
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;
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91
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-
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13
Mar 23
59%
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14'% Jan
16
323/4
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203%
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20
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8%
50% Oct
Jan
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-
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16
97%
-
90%
>
162%
33
113'%
A
10
100
4,300
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series
10.'% Jun
7
1,500
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50
19% Jun
106% No?
20
91
162'%
28'%
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7
1/,
91'/a
20%
20
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91
113'%
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common
31
39% Feb
91%
5
31
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20%
18%
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16% Jan
18% Mar 17
3,300
20
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15'% Jan
15
22,700
26%
lo
25% Jan
12% Jun
90'%
13%
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28 'A
common
$4.80 preferred
$4.10 preferred
9
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1,
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5,000
10%
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>
54%
173%
100
Mar 12
101
260
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12%
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2,400
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12
11%
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164
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1
.
Mar 19
109
94
4,600
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30
22% Jun
16
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1,500
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8
16
25
20%
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8%
9
52'A Sep.
26'A Apr
20%
36
88'A
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2
20
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26
2
12
20
20
35%
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203/4 Jan
8
113A
20
20
100
23
Aug
11%
164
193/4
19%
preferred
8
25
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164
19%
35 3/e
preferred
Jan
46% Jan
35%
35 3/e
133/4
3.90%
7
15
T9'% Jan
20 %
35%
140
700
2,900
13%
3.60%
935% Jan
July 13
Apr
8 3/4
19%
19%
'<
14,100
't
13%
54
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp-coin-No par
3.40% preferred
.100
8
3
26
Nov
19%
203/4
34
'
200
16 5%
$3.75
14% Sep
20 %
f
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92
98 % Jun
13%
41
10%
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State Electric & Gas
373% Mar 23
11
92
20%
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13%
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54%
common
Shipbuilding
Participating stock
10
2
20%
33%
13%
'
16'%
—
York
80'% Jun
2
14
33'%
13'%
100
preferred
Harlem
32% Jun
24
14
34'%
41
10%
Brake
Dock
3
Jan
134
34%
*39%
'
10%
City Omnibus Corp.No par
8
8 'A Apr
85%
34%
8
preferred series A—
Apr
863A Jan
20%
85%
<
44
16%
20
353/4 Sep
82
20%
34
40'/a
40'/a
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44
53%
Fibre Co
Chic & St
94
Apr
20%
85
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10%
preferred
2
,
19%
85
19'A
44
16
1
Inc
Industries
16
May 21
193/4
85%
13'%
Jan
85
195/«
85
90%
85'% Jan
Jan
193/4
85
19%
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52'%
common.
Inc
Preferred 5%
N
20
2,000
10%
19%
19%
19'%
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44
%
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N Y New Haven
8
19%
108%
843/4
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300
3,090
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f
85%
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108
19%
90%
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10
9
108
108%
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100
6%
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19 »/8
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1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 43 pfd-100
Jun
65% Feb
108'/a
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108
13%
47%
10
Service Corp-
preferred
82
16
4,100
13 %
47'A
1
16
England
400
Jun
21%
47'%
53%
8
9
54
20%
13%
47%
47
10%
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preferred
3%%
18
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Bros
Mar 24
2
20%
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20
——1
York
28
20%
131/4
46%
20'%
25
Corp
New
18% Jan
20%
♦13
46%
16
preferred
conv
Jan
63'/8 Nov
20%
13%
46%
53
Co common
Tea
4.20%
70
2
20%
*13
27'%
9
22
20
13'A
27'%
Apr
13% Dec
20'%
47'A
Sugar Ref* Co——No par
National Supply (The) Pa com—10
4'% %
preferred
———100
66
46'% Jan
3,000
13%
National
York
8
1,400
25
29 %
New
Feb
24
24%
44
17% July 13
Jan
24
25
1
Common
Feb
24
24'/a
No par
New York Central
34
23%
24%
91'%
25'% Jan
92
23%
24%
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20%
6
620
23%
24%
19%
35%
600
24
23%
34
8
V
23%
43%
90'%
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5
24%
100
New
16
x28%
2,800
23'A Mar 17
May
28y2
19%
Malleable & Steel Cast-No par
4%%
19% Jun
28 %
85'%
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
23
28%
21,000
Newport
24'A Dec
*28%
98 V.2
19%
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673
28 >/2
23%
*28
13%
1
94% Feb
2
1,300
8,100
92
73
10
May
14'% Feb
12%
35%
28%
41%
Newmont Mining Corp
13
350
12%
35'A
18%
29
20
12%
35%
913/4
10
5
12%
34%
14 %
19
14% May
Dec
12%
34%
14%
92
10
101% Jun
12 J/4
34%
18 5%
38
3
4,500
14%
14%
14%
12%
34
%
15
14%
12%
44'A
5
9,400
*91%
20
48% Jan
4,900
59%
18%
18% Jun
July 28
28%
59
133%
Jan
30
28'% '
59%
18%
34
20'%
9,600
28%
58%
14%
19%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
30
22'A
28
58%
33
30
72'% Mar 23
21 'A
28'A
58%
15%
12%
28
100
—1
New
21%
27%
33%
15%
100
New
21
58 %
13'A
18% Jan
Jan
57%
21
28'A
20%
*28
183A
Linen
43/4%
6
21%
40O
13%
17'% May 26
9
Oct
86
108
22
22
*43
preferred B__
New
100'% Jan
6.900
183/4
26'% July 28
15
89%
33
10
Nesco Inc
18
Oct
89
44
Mar 25
85
34% Feb
89%
133%
Lead
Neisner
8
17
88%
*28'%
2
22'% Aug
8
23'% Dec 23
88%
108
preferred A
Nehi
Feb
13
87%
—10
Co
14'A Mar 30
% Nov
87%
18'%
Vulcanized
93'% Apr
18
87'A
133/B
Theatres
15'A May 15
8
2
31 % Dec
9OO
88%
300
10
Natomas
11
Jan
July 22
17%
15%
National
30
21
17%
59'%
National
% Jun
Apr
17%
153/4
1
85
97
17'A
59
A
12'A Jun
4
17
15%
12
73A Mar
14'A Sep
30
66
73/4 Apr
12% Jan
98% Mar 20
Jan
84
17
.No par
10
116'% May 20
10'% Jun
5% Jun
43'% Jan
90'% Jan
12
8
24% Jan
30
17%
59=%
31% Jan
1105'% Sep
13% Sep
9'% Jan
35% Dec
*16%
15%
8
Jan
17 %
.
'
58%
10
16
.10 % Feb
13%
13%
16%
87'% Apr
4
26%
13%
60
25% Jun
Jan
*26%
13%
16
3
8% Mar
38%
26'%
13%
*12 '/a
J00
preferred
May 20
3
16
38%
26 'A
13%
46%
Inc
12
5%-Sep 18
14
22
38
26%
*13%
23%
Register
Lines
30'A Jan
11% Jan
Nov
6% Oct
37'A
*26
13%
11%
27 % July 10
104% Jan 21
6,100
37%
26'/a
164
Natl
8
36%
37%
593/4
National
IS
3,300
13%
.10
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp.
Jan
64'%
64
64
63»/a
36'A
Co common.
8
89
63
*26%
Fibres Inc—1
8
Apr
1
62%
7,700
38%
;
Napar
3
Corp
373% Mar 19
27% July 7
109% July 31
62'/a
5%
5%
26%
—1
52'A Jan
July 14
62%
63
5%
37%
——1
323/4 Jan
2
5,000
28%
Louis.
9
Jan
31% Nor 24
85% Jan
19% Feb
101
31
5%
58'%
6%
8
15
Feb
24
5%
28
7%
Jan
Apr
7
15
5%
21%
preferred
National
132
Jan
7% Dec
30% Oct
■
$4.r>o
8
5%
58
pld series of 1951—
National
33% May 27
2,700
5%
Gypsum Co common-..—1
4 %%
5
22% May 28
July 13
87'A July
9
29% Apr 24
19%
38%
5%
No par
Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy Products
National
2
19 »A
38
Department Stores
8
Distillers Prod common—8
National
Dec
19%
38'%
Mo par
*2
City
conv
19
38
26%
Co
Cash
$1.25
18%
37%
87%
National
18
18%
37%
16%
National
20'A Jun
18%
38'A
62%
National Container Co common——1
19'% July 30
15% July 28
18%
37%
*13%
11 % Jan
8
18%
38%
5%
100
pfd-100
20
A
con?
17'% July 31
34% Jan
2
18%
38
5
59'A M-ar 19
17% Jan
16
1
4,600
2
22
Jan
1,600
31%
24
30
Sep
18'% Jan
38
31%
preferred A
National Can Corp
19'% Oct
91
37i%
31'A
7%
13% Dec
97
*21%
37
31
9% Apr
60
14
22
37
30'/a
13% Jan
7
18% Mar 27
13% Jan
48% Jan
Biscuit
National
Mar 19
410
22
37
30
51'% July 22
61 % Mar 19
14% Nov 28
13% Jan
38
22'A
22
37
Automotive
25% Mar 20
23
150
30%
Airlines
29% Apr
161% Jan
79'A
37
Acme Co
8
19% July 28
34% Jun 12
*78%
22'A
St
15'% Jan
19
*21%
50
2,300
78%
78%
37
Corp
&
36 'A Mar 25
8
78%
30
& Bros.
16
1
15%
*78%
20
11
20% Jan
*15%
79'A
*13
12% Jun
23 % Dec
15%
79'A
15%
24'%
31'% Feb
23
15%
15%
22%
(The)
1
Aug
16% Jan
15%
79%
7,100
100
15%
15%
30%
Corp.
Chatt
100
100'/•
*99
100
36%
Corp.
Nasli-Kelvlnator
Nashville
2
100
79%
Corp...
(F E)
48%
47%
100
22%
Murphy Co (G C)
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America,
4%
preferred
24% Feb
*99%
30%
Mullins
Mfg
47%
100
15%
Mueller Brass Co
'6
48
99%
36%
50
110%' Mar
29
24
9% Jan
47 V2
Munsingwear Inc
Jan
♦105%
,107
*105
*22%
26% Mar 13
24 1
16% Oct
49% Nov
48%
Inc—
4
36
X10% May 15
48'%
48%
14% May 19
5
19
Apr
Products
43%
18
31'A Apr 15
11% Oct 15
48%
48 y.
Inc
Motor
37
1
100 "A Dec
Jan
18% Jun
Aug 28
52% Feb
4
17% May
1
60% Feb 20
107%
Lines
(John) & Co
Motor
6
27% Mar 16
,Apr 23
July 14
104% May 18
48
24
*106%
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
Motorola
34% Mar 18
12
44% Apr
28
18% May
1
42% Mar 13
'
107'%
Tool—
Power Co
27% Jan
28% July 30
23
49% Dec
*105'/a
Montgomery Ward & Co
18% Aug
25
107%
Montana
14'A Jan
20
107 %
Montana-Dakota Utilities
2
Feb
4,400
100
*106%
28'/a Mar 11
3
18
2,900
58 %
32 % Mar 26
Jan
5,800
14
58%
65% Mar 19
Nov
20%
*13%
Light Co-No par
Chemical
Monsanto
20'A
14
59
10
12
22% May
11% Jun
Co
Machine
20%
13%
58'/a
57% July 28
36
Mar
Hosiery
20'A
13%
58'/a
Mohawk Carpet Mills
15% Jun
20%
13%
58
RR 5%
Pac
20 %
13%
series
preferred
^Missouri
23
20%
20
3,000
58'A
Corp
Development Co
8
26% Apr 16
65% Oct 22
7
7%
20 %
1,100
23
13%
River Fuel Corp
10
ddissouri-Kan-Tex RR com—Ho par
9
58'A Jan
Jun
2
16 %
69% Mar
36'A July 28
25
109% Jan
21% Nov
Mar 12
o//4
20%
133%
22%
57'/a
Mississippi
4
14% Aug
18% Jan
4
16% Oct
Apr 20
22%
14
$1.50 2nd conv preferred-
Oct
22%
58%
common—No par
Minnesota Power &
15% Oct
25
22%
13%
preferred
33'/« Oct
22%
135
58%
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$4
19
*133%
22%
20%
*
104
133'A
22%
*133
1.50
preferred
conv
133%
135
133 J/4
22 %
135
40%
Marie—No par
Paul & SS
$3.75
llo% Mar 31
6
Oil
40%
40%
40
40%
Shares
July 31
July 30
40'A
41'A
41
the Week
Friday
Thursday
22%
*133
Louis Ry_Nopar
19% Jan
27
11
19
Nov
21% July 10
23
1st preferred
41%
Bales far
SAL* PRICE 8
July 29
July 28
July 27
41%
3
common
Corp
Apr
23 % Nov
Prod
Midwest
94% Jun
105
32% Jan
80
8%
Jan
48% Jan
24
25
Oct
9
139
24% Jan
Apr
101 % Feb
16
Feb
Steel
Midland
26
Jun
42
7
24% Mar 20
4
Mai
106
46% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
F«f
-100
10
July 20
Apr
53'/a *eb
116% Dec
3
July 30
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
16% Jan
19% Dec
131% Jun
20
l
46% Dec
4
TOKK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear liJ5Z
39% Jan
LOW AND
stocks
Previous
*17%
1
18
11%
11%
80
81
98
*17%
11
*80'A
98
520
88
150
18
140
100
11%
5,500
81%
150
Volume 178
i
Number 5243... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(401)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
BM|t for PrerlMi
STOCKS
Year 11*2
Lowest
Apr
19
12
13% Aug 28
Feb
8%
35
19
41% Dec
Jan
Sep
38% Jun
Dec
23
28
Feb
83
19
Jan
11
81
May
16
4
12% July 31
Omnlbua Corp
45 Va Mar 28
Otis
20
33% Feb
84
1
11
38% Jun
16
23
69% Jun
16
10% Oct
30
17% Jan
14
11% Jun
18
81% Dec
31
97% Jan
24
81
30
19% Jan
11
25% Mar 22
38% Dec
31
81
'88
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
55% Jun
48
16
Mar 18
49
Dec
30
47
Jun
16
30% Dec
2
25% Jun
16
25% Jan
2
32% Jan
6
20
Mar 10
2
J0y4 Fab 20
9
34% Jun
10
-40
58% Dec
11
55% Jun
22
'61% Mar 13
24% Jun
10
188% Apr 24
35% July 14
120% Nov 26
111% Jun
16
132
2
145% May 19
2
8% Nov 21
17% Oct
16
8%. Jan
7
4% Apr
9
129% Jun
6
5% Dec
12
30
Oct
16
12
10
41
142% Jan 22
8% Jan
20
16
28
47% Mar 31
9% Jan
8
'
43/4 July 28
6% Jan
19
93/8 July 17
.
2
Jan
Mar 17
119% Mar 10
15
8% Apr
7
33% Jan
25
22% Feb
26% Mar 15
9% Nov
Jun
Mar 17
11% Feb
26
Mar
2
59% Jan
9
83% Dec
29
65
July 23
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
93
Jan
2
100% Jun
13
91
May 13
98% Mar
2
8% Nov
17
9% Jan
14
10
3
Apr
12
33
21% July 16
25
30% Mar 13
29
6% Jan
Jun
12
16
Owens-Corning
Glass
Fabco Products
Inc
Apr
30% Mar 27
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
12
12 Va
29,800
41%
2.50
41%
31%
31%
42 Va
4,200
31 Va
31%
31 %
31%
x31%
32
32%
32 Va
1,500
84
82
82
*82
84
&
com
34% Jan
7
Park & Tilford
44% Jan
7
Oct
16
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
15
8% Apr
28
5
Parmelee
7
63/4 July
2
5% July 24
4y8 Jun 12
8% Jan
18% Jan
8% Apr
9
Patino
Peabody Coal Co
23
8'/a Jan
29
6
Jan
8
20
20% Jan
29
15% Apr
7
18
Jan
7
35% Nov
17
34
5
9
39% Mar 19
Penn-Dixie
113/8 Jan
31% Jan
5
27
Jun
10
Jan
4
108 % Feb
11
101
Jun
2
26% Feb
5
33% Dec
11
30% Jun
10
17% Feb
27
Dec
23
19% Jun
16
46
29
40% Jun
15
105
24
9
2
74%
2,500
13
2,300
Penney
(J C)
*9 %
13
13
83 %
13
*81
13
83%
9%
*9%
38
38%
38 Va
38%
59%
58
58
49%
*48
25%
26
.
_
25%
25%
26
37 %
56%
57%
26 V4
25%
.26 %
100
37%
37%
57
58
x25%
114%
114%) 114%
134
;
134
134
6
6V4
35%
6%
37 %
36
13 Va
8J %
9%
39
*81
9%
39
*57%
57 Va
134
&
48
48»
47 Va
26
26
26%
26%
26%
37'A
37%
37%
37%
37%
36
58'A
58
53
58
58
25%
25%
26'A
26%
26%
J114%
134
11S
'
6'A
37%
37%
6'A
38
114%
115
114%
133%
132%
134
6
6%
6
37'A
37%
*8%
8%
*8 Va
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
5
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
5
4%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9Va
9%
9
9%
9%
*47
49%
67
95%
96
1
Corp
66%
7 Va
*48
1
*28%
32%
2.50
*96
7%
26%
1
No par
66%
7
49 Va
48
48
48
48
66
66%
67
67
67%
96
96
*96
Va
97
7 Va
7%
7%
.i
*46%.
67%
97
7%
*96
7%
910
7%
3,200
33,400
5
27,300
9%
10,600
200
43
69'A
3,400
290
97
9,700
7%
27 '/a
*34
'
38%
8%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
29 %
*28%
29%
*28%
29'A
*28%
29 Va
*28 Va
29%
33%
1
280
.
32%
32%
32%
33
32'A
32%
32%
33%
34
34
35
34 Va
34%
*34%
35%
34%
*34
27
6,400
27%
7,800
400
No par
*71>4
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
3,700
5
5%
5%
5 Va
5V«
5 Va
5Va
5'A
5 V4
5%
5%
2,800
5
1,200
Enterprises
5
common
5
5
*4%
5
5
5
25
16 Va
16%
No par
34%
35
35
35
35
__No par
*69%
69 %
69%
b;)%
6y %
Coke Corp
Cement
Va
1,900
2,100
6%
37 Va
4%
5
.12,000
-
.
115
133%
134
6%
;
1
Transp
50
110
1,200
49%
*8%
8%
280
57%
47%
.25%
'
200
9%
39%
*38%
59
%
82 Va
*9%
,*57%
25%:
1143/4
100
Corp__„_l
37 Va
13
*81
9%
*58
38
No par
Co
Penn Coal &
12%
*81
9%
*48
prior preferred
conv
*9'%
10
10
4
107% Feb
3
35% Mar 18
5% preferred
Penn Power & Light Co
233/4 Jan
5
Pennsylvania RR
62% Jan
8
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
34 Va
28
*16Va
13
34
1
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
12Va
7
Corp
Feb
33
73%
49 %
Penick & Ford
72% Dec
37% May 3
73% May 27
14% Apr 23
7
73%
59%
Distillers Corp
&
Dec
22
73
*48
Transportation
16% Oct
Dec
73
*58
Parker Rust Proof Co
81% May 2
63%Oct 30
14 % Aug
72%
No par
Parke Davis & Co
29 % Jan
72%
No par
Pictures
18
30
33
72%
__100
28% Jun
19
1,400
72%
No par
Corp
30% Jun
15
72%
%
38
preferred
15
28
42
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
16
Dec
42
Airways Inc
Petrol
Feb
11
42%
10
Packard Motor Car
58
25%-Oct
42
10
43 y4 Jan
23% Jan
41%
Western Oil Corp common_4
30
653/4 Mar 19
41 Va
3
Corp
Pan Amer World
50
41%
preferred
Mines
84
41 %
Inc
Consolidated
Oil
*82
41%
No par
Pan-American
"82
41%
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
5%
84
5
Electric
28
Jan
*82
.
12.50
Co
Mills
6% Feb
)
12%
41%
common
6% Nov 24
i
12
41%
13 %
33
.
12%
41 Va
83V>
Oct
S
ll7/a
13
41% Oct
38
Shares
12
*81
Lighting
Paramount
July 31
41%
Corp
Pacific
4%
the Week
Friday
July 39
11%
No par
Pacific Finance
Panhandle
Sales for
Thursday
40%
1st preferred noncum
2nd preferred noncum
4%
SALE PRICES
42
preferred__^__100
conv
Coast
Pacific
HIGH
Wednesday
July 29
11 %
Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois
Pacific Tin
AND
41%
No par
cum
July 28
11
Mfg
Co
39% Dec
Jan
&
Pacific
12
5% Jan
Outboard Marine
Fisheries
73% Mar 26
3
Outlet Co
<4%
Tuesday
July 27
No par
common
3
Mar
•67%, Mar
30
(The)
Monday
Par
.
Elevator
Pacific Amer
Apr 17
24% Oct 23
50
STOCK
5
13% Jan
July 16
51
6
Mar 12
: 16% Jan
9% July 23
35
17
Jan
47% Jen
30
12% Dec
37
YORK
EXCHANGE
10
Jun
Jun
NEW
Highest
85% Jan
52
Ye-Apr 24
69 V*
9% Mar
23
30
2
Feb
79
41
Banre Since Jen. 1
Lowest
HlffaMt
Continued—Page 9
LOW
28
100
No par
50
16%
12%
12%
33%
34
*16%
5
5%
5
16 %
16%
16%
35
35
35
35
35%
69'A
69%
69%
70
69
Va
12%
12%
34
34
♦16%
700
16%
800
3,900
13
13
34
34%
*28
28%
*28
28%
*28
28%
*28
105%
*105
106%
*105
106%
*105
106%
*105
106%
10
33
33%
33
33 Va
33
33 Va
33
33%
33%
33%
4,000
20 Va
21%
20%
21
20%
21
20%
21'A
21%
21%
43,500
43%
5,600
105 Va
,
*12% ,'13
33%
v
28
1,400
2,800
34%
200
%
;
,
Oct
29% Dec
67% Jan
23
343/4 Apr
8
15
30
Aug
5
129
40% Feb
18
34
20
11% Dec
30
18
44 3/4 Jan
2
39
Jan
2
100
22
105% Apr
233/4 Jan
7
19% Oct
22
*124
Nov
14
31
Feb
6
•% Feb
28% Nov
145
Jan
9
32% May 27
July 22
148% Mar 16
Apr
103/4Jan
47% Mar 11
23
15
153/s May 21
10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
_100
100
33 %o
42%
43
129%
129 %
36
101
l
43
Jan
27
Apr
21
105
Jan
30
19 ys Apr
23
Pet Milk Co
13'A
4%%
1
30V4
13%
36%
13 %
*40
41
*40
100
102
102
*102
5
20
20
preferred!
21% Mar ,6
Petroleum Corp
19% Mar 25
Pfieffer Brewing Co
of American
30%
130%
No par
common
41%
*129
*35
36
'
6
July
41%
■
30%
*30
19%
13%
41
41
42
*30 Va
130
*35%
13%
*40
103%
37'A
14%
41
*102
19%
30%
130
20
103%
20
42
43
30»A
43%
30'A
130'A
130'A
36%
14%
*40
*30%
131
37
*36 Va
14'/4
14
41
*102
*40
103%
20'A
*102
20%
20%
30%
132
200
1,000
37 %
300
14%
42,500
41
103%
20%
~30
1,800
.
193/i Jan
25
30% Oct
30
42 y4 Jan
2
26 '
105% Sep
16% Dec
29
1173/4 jan-
2
91% Jun
33
2
July 28
,
333/4 Jan
5
18
108 >/4 Jan
2
July 22
43 y4 Feb
5
32% Jan
19
Plizer
41 y8 Dec
31
31
333/8 Dec
15
28% Jun
16
May 15
20 a/8 Jun
24
Oct
6
99
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
4.4%
993/4 Jun
24
86
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
3.8%
Jan
17%
17%
1
26%
27'%
98
98
12.50
31 Va
31%
common—No par
30%
30%
96% Jun
10
108
Feb
26
4.3%
com
(conv)
preferred
25
112
17
*103% Jan 8
108% Mar
4
103 % July 31
25 % Mar 17
105% July
6
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phila
Electric
4.68%
15% Jan
2
8
10% July 28
183/4 Jan
8
Phila &
2
36% Nov
12
28% July 22
36% Jan
5
Philco
3
90
Apr
12
80
87 '/a Jan
14
42% May 15
52
Dec
May
93% Jan
12
95% Feb
101
13
Apr
28
8
46% Jan
12
55
3
91
May 26
101
Mar 13
Jan
23
series
69 % Mar 25
10 % Jan
12
19
Phoenix Hosiery
12
23
12
Jan
4
39
Mar
33% Jun
5
5
33'/a Jun
98
Jan
4
102 y2 Apr
8
95
July 22
15% Apr
29
19% Dec
24
19
Jan
14
110% Jan
21
Nov
37% Jan
29
5
Feb
17
Jan
7
59% Feb
3
13
85
106% Jan
28
863/4 Jun
9
Nov
26
46
Jun
10
17% Jan
14
13 Va
July 23
1
July 28
16 3/o Mar 18
142
Feb
21
156
Aug
18
148% Apr
21
158
Jun
30
151
Jan
4
165
Aug
25
153 % Jun
11
165
Feb
6
56% Dec
12
47% Jun
16
27
10% Jan
21
73/4 Jun
16
9% Feb
42% Mar 17
6
Oct
17
58% Mar 16
26
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
17% Jun
9
213/4 Jan
5
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
67
Jun
16
73% Feb
27
68
23
80
Jan
17
69
Jun
23
75
18
25% Dec
23
21% Jun
16
25% Mar 18
Oct
20% Apr
Jan
31
25% Apr
17
129
145
Aug 27
34% July
9
146
Jan
0
223/4 July 28
150
Mar 20
Apr
27
31% Jan
2
94
11% Jan
Feb"l4
July 24
98
11
Mar 26
12% Jan
July 30
common
C
C
L RR
St
&
Coke & Chem
convertible
$5
preferred
$4.80
guaranteed
Co
Steel Co com
preferred class A
Pittsburgh
series prior pfd
(The)
common
preferred
5Vi'/c
2 6 3/4 Jun
10
34% Apr
2
13
36
Jun
2
46 % Feb
3
Pond Creek Pocahontas
14% Jun
10
17% Jan
29
18% Dec
4
Jun
8
9% Oct
133/4 Jan
18
15
9% Jun
34% Jan
16
353/4 Dec
69% Dec
11
593/8 July
62% May
11% Oct
80
8
17% Jan
May 13
Jan
,
12% July 29
15"% Jan
20
23
82'/a Jan
5
5
34% Dec
10
2
87
26% Dec
27% Nov
18
2
2
27% Aug
103% Nov
20
102% Jan
3
109
21
39% Mar 20
25% Apr
17
138% Jan
3
11
23
Apr
Jun
2
Jun
24 Va Jun
3
22
9
92
Jun
4
18
20
27% Feb
24
El &
1
$1.40 div preference com.
4.08% preferred
109% Jan
6
4.70%
preferred
4% Oct
9
4% Jan
11
22% Jun
10
29% Jan
8
68
18
79
Jan
2
Jun
3 Va Jun
15
41% Jun
18
88 % Jan
2
97 y2
July 18
86
40% Mar
5
48
Aug 29
38% July 22
nacre
24.
3% Jan
2
Feb
26
4% Jan
6
4% Apr
1
93
May 26
47% Mar 29
(The)
1st
com
Purina
*13
Corp
Co
3%%
Raybestos-Manbattan
35
35%
23%
96 Va
20
20%
*105
35%
*95'A
21%
1,200
24%
2,500
1,300
*105
23%
24
85
*85
86%
*85
86%
*85
86'/a
90
*87%
90
*87%
90
"81%
90
48
47 Va
48
*47'A
48
47%
13'/a
*13'A
13%
24%
13%
24%
13%
13%
10
47%
2,300
13%
600
160
*160
164
30
48
49
5,200
8
1,000
No par
100
100
48%
7%
*69%
1
10
1
5
8
47%
7%
48%
7%
18%
18 '/a
8.
48
%
*7%
48%
48%
8
8
10
18%
70%
18'A
18%
18%
*69
*69
70'A
*69'A
70 %
*69'A
70%
69'%
*69Va
70
*69%
70
*69 Va
70
*69 Va
69%
"lo
22%
23
*22%
23
*22
23
*22%
23%
23'A
400
23%
23%
2,300
97
98
18%
*147'/a
147%
*147%
--
23
23
22%
23%
23
95
96
95%
97
97
*12%
12%
11 Va
11%
*11 Va
27%
27%
27
27
Va
27%
38%
38
Va
*38
*147%
23%
18%
4,200
♦147 Va
— —
23 Va
23%
23%
98
98"
11%
11%
11%
*11%,
28
28
28%
28%
28%
38%
38%
38
38
15'A
15%
15%
1,800
17%
3,700
38'A
38
15%
*15
15%
15
15
17
17
17
17 Va
17
17%
1
18'A
97 Va
15%
38%
*15
17 Va
'
17 Va
17'A
12
720
300
3,200
500
10
10
10
10%
10%
10%
37
37
37
37
37
37
37
37
37%
37%
600
62
62%
62
62%
63
63 "2
63 %
64
63%
63%
4,200
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
4,700
80'A
*80%
80'A
*80%
80%
28%
23%
28 Va
10%
12%
80'A
28%
31%
•
10 %
28%
31%
*80
82
24%
25%
No par
—100
100
26
26'A
93 %
93'A
"104
39%
25%
105'A
39%
9%
28%
31%
80
*24
25%
25%
93%
*104
39%
49'A
50'A
48%
>106%
107 Va
*106%
26%
26%
*137
138
22 '/a
22%
23 Va
71 %
3 Va
4 -
pfd—100
No par
*91%
38%
No par
1
7%
48%
70
17%
*24 Va
8
48 Va
69%
1
RKO Pictures Corp
Ralston
13 %
*13'/a
48
100
preferred
RKO Theatres
48'A
48
23'A
35
10
13 Va
160
preferred
$3.50
23%
35
*105
*105
No par
common
preferred
Co
*12
162
Radio Corp of America com__No par
8
13%
*158
2
25
35
*12
160
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.„10
81% Dec
13%
160
Quaker
29% Nov
*12
160
2
9
13%
*158
9
2
*12
3,100
19,100
100
30% Mar
72
12%
25%
97
56 Va
165
17
25% Jan
55%
54%
*158
26
July 28
56
54
165
25% Jun
22 "A
54%
54%
*158
131 % Jun
(The)
Oats
*24
*933i
165
4
6%
25%
97
*158
18
146 Va Feb
95%
*24
*93%
30
161
5%
conv
*93%
25%
97
6,500
9,200
161
No par
Pullman Inc
Oil
95%
*24
*93%
53
161
4
Pure
95 Va
*93%
24%
97
31%
84%
*158
2
30
*93%
96
*95%
30%
96%
20
47 y4 Jun
103
96%
53
No par
Gas com
6
cum
*85 %
24%
100
25
preferred
4.32% preferred
Serv
96 Va
96 %
11%
*83
21
of Indiana—No par
3 % %
Pub
52%
*95'A
No par
10
of Colo
Jan
102
52%
*20%
64 3/1 Jan
23% Jan
27% Jan
Public Serv Co
52
20%
43% Jan
5
see
5
Co
52
96%
No par
preferred
cum
12,300
11'A
30%
20%
1093/4 Mar
27% Feb
footnotes
Jan
Gamble
Serv
11%
11
30%
*95'A
9
15
38% Jun
26
$4.75
80
34%
preferred series A-.50
Publicker Industries Inc com
Public
103%
20%
2
24% Dec
14
4
833/4 Feb
&
103 Va
95%
Jun
28
35% Jan
148
36% Feb
101% Jun
69% Jan
110
18
23
243/4 Jun
6
43% Jan
16
106% Aug 11
Mar 11
73
22
11
2
Nov
33
29% Jun
92% Jan
For
68% Jan
80 >/4 Apr
24% Jan
3% Nov
15
Procter
26% Jun
Jun
Co
4%%
2
May 16
Power
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
7
26
22
Electric
Potomac
7
conv
105 %
34%
1
19% Mar 23
May
80
105%
20%
No par
B
class
113/4 May
31% Nov
24% Jan
Jan
1
,
39
86% Jan
Sep 1 8
56% Oct
8
8
28% Apr
25
_
1
28% May
81
16
102%
95%
5
5
22
& Co
*101 Va
20%
100
19
Poor
102'A
35
& West Virginia
100
Young & Ash pfd—100
Co
Pittston
100
*101'A
96 Va
No par
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
270
92 Va
___10
preferred
Glass Co
Pittsburgh, Screw & Bolt
1st
710
106 Va
*89
*34%
1
Pittsburgh Plate
5%
23 Va
*105
92'/a
*95'A
20%
Wayne & Clii Ry com__100
5%%
*23
105 Va
*89
84 %
*93%
85
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
7%
23'A
105
*83
24%
*87%
12,500
3,900
11%
*95 %
23%
30%
84
96'/a
89%
33%
30%
30'A
*95%
86%
170
33%
10%
51%
__
24,400
97 Va
30
95%
55%
*105
3,400
28 Va
84
96'%
*12
23 Va
17%
28%
*97
29%
51%
*93%
92%
17%
.
85'%
51%
95
23 Va
105
!__25
100
Pitts Consolidation Coal
Pitts Ft
11'A
23 Va
51%
23'%
37 Va Mar 15
14% Jan
51'A
*95%
10%
29'A
*84
*85
55% Feb
31% Sep
11%
29%
84
*89
*87%
15
Jan
11'A
29'A
84
105
92 '/a
Co com__No par
40% Oct
Dec
105%
1
23'A
104%
preferred—No par
(conv)
No par
28% Oct
14
105 Va
2
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
12%
105%
*104%
23'A
104%
No par
Inc
preferred
Pitts
94
97
12
953/4 Feb
1
24
$4
29% Jan
21% Jun
1
6
*105
5
Mills
Pillsbury
Pitts
Oct
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
106% May 22
Oct
May
2
106% May 22
85
14% Dec
14
22% Mar 27
24% Oct
62
Jan
6
91
46
May 18
37% Jan
101
105'%
3
Phillips Petroleum
9% Dec
30%
102
54'A
16
64% Dec
34
30 Va
101%
___No par
52 Va Jun
20
33 y4
30%
102%
24%
95%
30
48% Feb
32%
30%
*102
*93%
1
5%
31%
30%
102
100
27
92% Jun
5
31%
30V4
101
_100
18% Jan
17
29
31'A
*89
No par
31
Dec
Jan
97 'A
90
prelered
3.90%
1
Dec
25'% May 26
28 Va
97'A
104
Phillips Jones Corp com
903/4 Jun
20
98% Jan
17 Va
27 Va
98
90
,100
common
98
98
17'A
27 Va
97
23
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common__5
4%
preferred
100
13% Mar 15
98% May 10
17%
26%
98Va
104
3%%
94
July 29
17%
26%
100
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp
17%
26
100
100
preferred
23'A
17%
*98
No par
preferred
26% Jan
20% Feb
Co
$1 conv preference com
83% Jan
110
100
preferred
2
2
22% Jan
(03% Jan
9
(Chas) & Co Inc
2nd preferred
4%
3
Apr
93
16% Jan
17
May
29
19
26 Va
137
81
29
31%
80%
28%
31%
31%
80
*79'
24%
*24
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
26
26%
93 %
93
93
105'A
105
105
39 Va
49
107%
26%
137
39%
48%
*107
26%
*137
39%
49 Va
107 Va
26%
138
4 Va
92
38%
4-
93
40
26 %
5,900
93
80
105%
100
40%
3,600
50%
50%
51%
10,400
107 Va
107%
107 Va
200
27%
3,300
26%
27
*136%
138
27%
•136
138
10
4,400
24%
24%
24%
25
70 Va
70 Va
71
71%
3,400
3%
3 Va
3%
3 Va
3%
14,200
4 Va
4
4 Va
4
4
20,600
70
4
25%
♦104%
8,400
70%
24%
71
38%
40
-
50
25%
24%
24%
71
•91%
49%
*107
26 Va
93'A
10,600
24%
22%
23%
4'A
39%
25%
26
105'/a
80
22 %
71 %
39
93
32
80
*24
22%
237/a
3%
25%
♦104%
120
6,300
22'A
22%
3%
25%
80 %
28%
32
24%
22%
92
80 %
80
*24
7,800
28%
32
*79
22%
3 Va
31%
80
24%
22%
3'A
9%
92
92
*91%
92
*91%
92
♦38
39
*38%
39 %
*38%
39 Va
38,200
10
600
„
21
Financial, Chronicle
Monday, August 3,
The Commercial and
22
...
(402)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
1
33% Dec 24
19
36% Sep
4
30
31
4
34 Va Dec
Feb
20
41% Dec
15
35 % Dec
18
11
13 Va Jan
8
11Va Feb
18% Jan
30
7%
30%
10%
53
10
Jan
7
8% Oct
28
52% Sep
4%
noncum
1st
G
4°/o
noncum
2nd
17% Jun
15
13'A Jun
9
Real Silk
Reed
23
5% Jun
Jan
7
July 24
July 3
Jan 26
31% Feb
28 '/a May 12
10% July 29
14'% Jan
19% Feb
21'A Jan
2
15
Jun
9
98% Dec
■tun
l
Nov
16
24
87
18% Jan
19
3
13% Jan
19
22 Va Nov
19
19 % Jan
12
ll
3% Jan
28
10% Mar 29
10% J ft n
5
11% Jun
31
44% Feb
9
SVa Nov
5'/e Jan
10
9% Jun
6
47% Dec
97
4% May 18
3
37% Oct
16
108% Jun
24
115
Jan
3
108% Jun
10
16
35
Dec
12
31% Apr
5% Feb
7
6% Jan
Oct
31
6% Oct
1
22
Jun
16
56
Jail
16
Jun
22
198
Feb
3
2
22
242
21
6% Apr
45
(158 %
30
Feb
10% Jan
23
Oct
2
67% Jan
July 29
5
48
43% Dec
32% Jan
2
40% Jan
5
Jan
3
101 y« Jan
2
107
Dec
Nov
14
33
Jan
53% Feb
27
74% July
6 '/a Jun
24
8
Oct
28
53% Jun
25
80 Va Jun
99% Juu
5
12
25% July
52
Jun
23 Va July 28
29% Jan
17
48% Jan
23
32'A Jun
30
19% Dec
4
10
21% Mar
16% May
2
8'A Mar 13
27% Mar
1
40
Nov
25
23
40 % Feb
110
May
1
155
Jan
22
115
-Apr
24
132% Feb
*99
Nov
3
103
Apr
92
Jun
2
33% Jail
16
9% Dec
2g
18% Feb
19% Oct
29
24% Jan
3
Jan
2
10% Apr
17
35% Jun
23
15
64
7
100
55
14% Jan
37
*36%
37
37
37
*33
35
*33
34
*33
34
100
21%
21
21
21
21
21
21
300
18
*18
18%
18
18
18 '/a
18 Va
18%
18%
300
13%
1j%
13%
13%
13 'a
14
14
500
*5%
57a
*574
.*27%'
28%
*27%
* 10 %
107a
10%
*58
59
13 'A
13%
*5%
6
*5%
6
series-
100
pld 3 % %
18%
18%
13%
19 %
19%
19 %
6,300
20%
19 T
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
21'A
9.200
Gas
13
Ronson
30
Royal
7
Co
4
4 Va
5,-00
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,700
48%
48%
43%
49
49 %
49%
49%
26/200
*111%
112'/2
112
11174
112%
112
112
112
36
35%
36%
46%
47
112
36%
6 %
37%
6 %
37 1
6%
47%
47%
163
48 %
6%
47%
47%
6,600
8,000
49%
60
167
6%
47%'
47%
200
5,800
-
6'%
165
%
■<
'
38 /A
6
7
*6%
46%
47%
37%
48%
163%
166
*6%
7
46%
47 %
47
*162
167
6%
7
6%
47'%
*157
168
36%
-
6 %
6
6%
158
6%
500
•
23.200
48
■
60
88%
102 V..
*87
%
*87;%
<•
101 %
88%
*87%
88 Va
102%
102%
102%
102 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
54%
53%
53%
54 Va
54%
24
23%
23%
24
24
*6%
6%
*6%
-
2674
56%
56'A
*23%
63A
800
24
7
*6%
6%
100
170
57
24%
<
•
-
26%
54%
*23%
26%
6%
>■60
*87%
53%
6%
*57
*57
88%
102
26%
*23 %
60
60
*57
88%
102
102
103
'■»
60
*56
88%
*56
•7
3,600
400
1,200
*16
16%
16
16 %
16%
16 '/2
16%
16%
16%
*32%
33%
32%
32 %
*32V2
32%
32%
33
3274
32%
18%
18%
18
18%
18 ir.
18
18%
18%
18
18'A
1,600
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
4,300
129%
131%
130
131%
*128
129
128
128
129
129
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95
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95
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95
8
8
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8
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15
.———5
16%
16%
55
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16%
56
56
15
14%
7%
16%
56
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14%
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56
16%
56
7%
16%
7%
2,100
1
600
1,300
95
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95
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7%
55
16%
16%
1
No par
(Jacob)
Ruppert
4
48 s,
46%
—1
—_——
3 %
11%
*6%
100
(The>
Co
4
48%
46 '/a
*
-20
Works Inc_
Art Metal
3%
4
'
Corp—No par
common
Typewriter
Ruberoid
17% Mar 23
El
<fe
Ilaas
&
preferred series A_
4%
3
3%
4%
6
1
-
6.900
87
13%
36%
20
Rohm
4
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16
18%
*111%
—50
Rochester
18
A
59%
15%
87
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800
11 %'
No par
Mines——
common
Inc
87
*58
va
16
100
10%
48 %
100
preferred series A
Mills
15%
■
28%
■
19
3%
series—.——100
:
,
15%
6
20%>
Manufacturing CO—
1
Oil Corp
No par
4.50%
300
18%
-1———-——10
series—
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87
*84
.
59%
15%
15%
15%
87
*84
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5S%
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.
15%
15%
1
4.50%
59%
*58
common—;—50c
25
Motors, Inc—
61% Apr
8
*36 %
35
*21%
10 %
10% Jan
!
July 21
37
*33
28%
22% Jan
30
Jun
16% July 13
July 15
17% July IB
65 Va
*36%
34
21%
13%
50c
Robertshaw-Fullon Controls
29
Jan
37'
10%
Robbins
3
1.200
1/8
No par
Roan Antelope Copper
; 3
17,500
34
50
*27'%
44 % Mar 10
17% Jun
14% July
37
■
21%
_50
_
10%.
9
5% May 13
16
18% Dec
35% Dec
30%
preferred
Rilter Company
5
2
23
30%
28 %
Rheem
7% Sep
Apr
30%
Richfield
27% Dec
6 %
30 V\
10%
Preferred
5
23% Mar
30
*27%.
5
Jan
26 Va Jan
30
Va
5
29% Mar 18
65
29%
10%
Preferred 3.60%
9
29%
28
Common
9
9
10
30
10%
5
Juu
29%
_
July 31
107
50
600
11
28 'A
58% July. 21
5
47
10%
5
90% Jan
27
92'A Apr
48
10%.
-
9% Mar 20
9
40 % Jan
30
85
13
10%
8,700
31%.
10%
No par
;ti% conv prior pld series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass—
No par
Rexall Drug Inc
—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com——No par
5'% % i convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co
-1
Reynolds (RJ) 'lob class B
10
38% May 29
172
31%
10%
Republic Steel Corp com
115% Mar 17
28% Jun
31%
10%
Republic Aviation Corp.
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
.$i convertible preferred———.10
Mar T8
27
:
26%
6
Reo
23% May 25
18% July 28
26%
10%
Co
Remington-Rand
$4.50 pi eferred
52 Va Mar 17
24%
,
26 V»
31 %
*5%
Conv
23
16
26 '/a
31%
Reliance Mfg Co common
2
Jan
17% Oct
26'A
31%
10
prior preferenceNo par
Stores Corp-—
1
90 % Feb
26
31'%
11
div
Reliable
19
62% Jun
29
26%
*31%
& Co—
(Rob't)
$1.25
26
54 Va Apr
x25%
31%
Inc——
Bros
Shares
26%
'
7% Mar 20
10
Bit
July 31
10%
Hosiery Mills—
Roller
Reeves
16
15% Jan
Rels
5% Dec
25
5
Mar
21% July 27
the Week
Friday
July SO
31%
—
preferred
Feb
36
22% Ma r23
1
17% Jun
Reading Co common
41 V'4
6
12% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
25
Raytheon
8
33% Jan
23
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.—5
preferred
Mfg Co
$2
15
14% Mar 18
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
July 28
26 Va
1
Rayonier Inc common
5
34% Jan
36% May 12
32% July 13
26
July
22
4
13 % Oct
July 20
28% Apr
9
30% Jan
35% Jan
10'a July 14
22
25 Va Feb
36
10
24% Jun
12% Dec
15
9 % Sep
Dec
37
HIGH
Tuesday
July 27
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1052
24 % May
LOW
STOCKS
1,300
774
16%
17
2,400
*55'A
56
400
14'%
700
37%
11.700
14%
s
29% Feb
29
35% Nov
26
32% Jan
Oct
9
99% Feb
21
81
Jun
99% Sep
10
107'/a NOV
103
Feb
37% July
12
26
64
35 y* Oct
23
54
Feb
26
6
22% Apr
17
31% Dec
23
23
''
•
32
Apr
108% July
43'A Jan
6
Jan
5
155
Feb
6
30
Dec
3
265
Jun
175
Dec
5
150
e
19
Jan
92
Jan
6
22 '/2 Jun
8
77% Feb
7
May 29
24 Va Feb
4
97
24
-
Dec
31
L San
312
Dec
312
7
9
Joseph Lead Co
".
10
Joseph Light & Pow new_No par
St
16
75
8
Oct
11
St
10
27
Feb
150
Mar
5
30
13
17
18'A Jan
2
12 '/a Jun
10
33'A Jan
2
23'A Juil
23
28
11%JUU
16
Paper Co common.
6
Savage
Anns Corp
Industries Inc
•
Corp
Schering
.
—_100
10
5
series A
Electric Co—
aclieuley
Mar 23
100
100
5
Co
1st pfd 4.40%
Sangaiuo
6
Jan
17
100
5%
preferred
noncum
St Regis
7
13
15'/2 Mar
23y«Oct 29
Nov
5%
23% Mar 25
Jan
A
St Louis Southwestern Ry
1.40
-
—
15c
.
36%
37
86
86%
86%
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87'A
111
lll'A
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112%
36%
36%
367a
29'A
Co common—No par
series
Preferred
2
95% Apr
•27
17% Jun
F Ry
37
86
37Va
86
11074 111%
36
36%
*16%
17%
100
preferred
conv,
69'A
*263
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20%
*92 %
24
13 Va
23%
13 Va
,
.r
110%
110%
110%
36 Va
110%
36 Va
36 Va
36'A
36
1
59
Dec
10
54
Jail
94
Apr
21
85% Jun
1
102% Oct
23
62% July 31
10
30
49% May
105% Jun
98
30
-Juil
28%Jun
91% .Tan
18
105
26
3.05%
3
<4.30%.
10
17% Jan
29
Scrnnlon
May '6
68% Jun 15
104'/a Jan
13
79% Jan
29
81 % Jun
30
30
98
Jun
19
2
8
4
75% Jan
16% Oct
107
15% Jun
3
97
9
May 21
May
86
110
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17
*■*17%
17%
'*17%
17%
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29%
28%
29 %
29'%
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68%
68%
69%'
69%
70
70
71
-.71
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175
19% Jan
12
24 Va Dec
22
I
101
75
Oct
15/
103% Apr
Sep'
12% Feb
13
16%
•0% Feb
29
62% Dec
Jun
19
101
July 28
Elcc Co
(The) com_
preferred
preferred
Line
Air
fund
40
88% July 31
Seaboard'Oil. Co of Del—
17% Mar 24
Seagrave 'Corp
60% Feb
17
3
Sears
tyo par
5
Roebuck
&
_No par
Co
44
22'A
common...,
preferred-No par
56 Va Apr
2
10
*73%
100
—
75% May 19
13% Jun 15
3
*95
2,800
-
-
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270
*250
270
270
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175
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175
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20
21,700
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92 %
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300
13
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24
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6,300
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13%
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13 Va
13
13'%
13
13%
3,400
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sink
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100
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common
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100
2,200
-
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;
278
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60% ' 60%
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29'A
130
86
17
.
84V2
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15%
100
,
preferred
conv
3.35%
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25
preferred
4.40%
Seabd
45% July 31
25
Mar 11
42% July 28
No par
2
Scovill Mfg Co common
2
29
—No par
preferred
12
89 % Apr
116% Jan
14% Jan
$4
Feb
13
20
102% Jan
25
preferred
86 % Feb
30
Feb
Oct
30
Feb
—No par
Paper Co common
$3.40
31% Jan
35 % Jan
•5
103
29% Oct
Scott
6
86
28%
29%
69'A
278
175
21 Va
93%
24'A
13%
24'%
13'A
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37 %
37'A
36%
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lo
—
36%
36%
5
common
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May 26
68% Jun
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preferred
4%%
1
!
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16% Jan
4%
17% July 17
29
205
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Safeway
33% Jan
24
16 % Jun
27% Apr
7
92'A Mar 10
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43%
42%
44%
101
43'A
22 %,
101
85
58 Va
58%
58
22%
22 %
44%
44%
23
45%
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3,100
10
101
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87
86%
14
58%
59
59
23
23'A
23'%
10
1,500
59'%
23
14
58%
87
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86
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14
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43%
43%
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58
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22%
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101
10
88%
14
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.
;
100
.
8,300
I
"
22% Jun
31
26% Mar 27
Seeger
9% Oct 27
14 Va Jail
29
9% July 23
12 Va Mar 12
Seiberling Rubber Co
7ya Feb
13% Dec
29
9 Va
14% Feb
Servel Inc
82 % Nov
26
10 y« Jan
68
15
25
Mar 13
23% Dec
71
10
•
July 28
Jun
18
36% Apr
24
31% Feb
20
43
Dec
5
33
Oct
16
42% Jan
30
*8 Va Feb
28
10% Sep
8
Jun
9
23% July 31
65% Feb 27
29% .lan
29
24% Jan
15
42 %
20
Mar
-80
62%'Apr 24
2
15
Dec
32
July
Jan
*38% Nov
18
15
38% Oct
6
48
Sep
10
'23
Jun
10
43% Mar 16
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock
75% July 31
•17% Jan
16'A Mar
6
Shell
Sheller
9%
*70%
40%
40%
40
40
No par
391/2
39%
4914
39%
9%
9%
*9 Va
25 Va
25
25
15
70%
71%
71%
72
Simonds
Saw
71% Apr
24
86% July 17
Skelly
37
——
Oil
Oil
10
9%
*70%
39%
13%
13%
13%
13%
30%
30
30%
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40%
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40 %
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39%
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40%
40%
40%
*24%
73 Va
74%
16
16%
13%
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*40
37%
37%
37%
82 'A
82 Va
83'A
par
37%
37%
37
37%
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81 %
82%-
81
*41%-42%
300
i
29,600
16'%
2,700
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*
75%
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13%
2,800
900
30%
30%
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41'%
400
.
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38%
20,400
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6,800
41'A
36%
400
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39 %
5,600
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25
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3,000
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400
9,900
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31
25
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9%
16
16
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.
9%
9%
73'%
72
30%
15%
73
9
9
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15%
9%
9%
40%
40
1
Steel
Co
15 V>
23
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—1
Co
Sinclair
9%
23
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Corp of America
43% Mar 20
73
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25%
,
Sheraton
9
9%
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g5/a
73
1
Co
Simmons
&
9%
9%
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5
Mar 20
23
23
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20
35% Jun
43:%
10
1
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23%
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:
j.
Oil
38% Jun
34
(W
23Va
1
Gfts„
Shea Iter
18
26
&
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
6
10
102'A Jan
Oil
11% Mar 25
Jun
7
5
!
common
26% Feb
1
13% July 22
30
14
May 20
Refrigerator Co
July 16
49
77
9
17'/a Dec 23
2
May 27
13% July
10% Jan
28
87
38% Mar 31
Apr
26
r
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32% Mar
3
11% Oct
15
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20
Nov
38%July24
17% Mar 12
27
42
7
3
51
63% Nov 20
19% Aug 27
22% Apr
8
Smith
(A
27
Smith
(Alexander)
July 23
58% Mar
July 22
70 % Feb
4
16% May
124% May
4% Feb
21% Mar
6
Jun
23
18% Jun
1
10
37% Jan
5
15
40% Jan
25
32 '/o Jun
2
21% Jan
14
16'A July 28
7
143
5
6% Dec
7
Sep
12
121
Jun
5% Jun
18
8% Jan
9
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
45% Jan
17
52
Dec
23
48
50% Dec
16
69
Jan
14
6
42% Jan
16
May 29
43% July 16
33% July 2
140% Mar 13
7 Vo Feb
May
34
Apr
14
38% Nov
20
33% Jun
2
16% Nov
19
13% Jun
10
22% Jun
11
•
21% Apr
28
22
Nov
10
38% Oct
16
16
6% Jan
29
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9
9V2 Jan
17
16
23
9
103% July
9
5% July 6
103% Jun '18
77'A Jan
7% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
Apr
$5.50
19
Feb
18
56% May 14
52% Jan
19
59% May 14
2
100% Mar 16
4.60%
14% Jun
17
45'A Dec
12
39 3a July 29
3
6% July 29
83% Nov
18
73
Jun
13
25 % Feb
26
34 Va Dec
8
22% Jan
2
28% Dec
11
80% Jan
2
92 % Apr
3
12% Jan
10% Jan
2
18% Oct
28
3
18% Nov 26
10% Jan
footnotes
see
page
24.
61% Jun
24
26% Jun
80% May
14
10
July 29
10
5
July 14
16% Jun
9
5
49 Va Mar 20
9% Mar 19
/67 y4:Mar 23
31% Jan
6
29%>Mar 18
01
Feb
11
17'A Jan
6
20 Va Mar 18
34 %
16 Va
12%
12%
13
stlc tr ctfs
jl
No par
common——6
preferred
5%
*103%
53
106
53V2
57
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100
*99
1
14'A
1
41
Conv
Square
$4.50
D
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-
6%
7
pfd; (Stamped)_No par
62%
24%
24%
Brands 'Inc
$3.50 preferred
Stand Gas & Elec Co
com
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>
50%
38 Va
38', a
200
36%
6.800
45%
46'A
39
39
6
52%
57
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100
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5%
6
106
53 %
57
100
6
6
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54%
56%
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6
55 %
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100
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39%
40%
14'%
41
39%
40%
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6%
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106
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1,700
45%
38
39
53
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26,500
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15
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56
57
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28
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84
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100
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15
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28
27%
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83%
83
83
14%
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14%
14 7a
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39
83%
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45
27%
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45%
44'A
No par
1
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25 Va
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com
•
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
6,000
14%
6%
»
62V2
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Co
12%
40%
41%
2
common
12%
127'4
14%
14 Va
Spiegel.Inc
5/200
12%
24'A
5%
500
130
5%
43%
*103%
50
5%
25
14%
110
5%
24
*75
8.300
.
5%
43%
6%
53
*56
2,300
1674
*120%.
23%
106
*103%
50
35,900
167a
35 '/8
16%
25 Va
5%
5%
100
preferred
35%
35'A
130
43 Va
76
*6
-
1,200
25
14%
14%
7
16%
39
*75
5%
167a
•
45%
44 Va
*38%
*6
IS'A
23%
43%
No par
.
200
28%
147a
25%
14V4%
18%
15
23%
76
18%
18%
14%
42%
14
16%
52%
14%
23%
*75
34%
*123
11%
-4434
5174
35%
25 %
1
16'A
10%
44%
■
10%
Xl4%
25%
100
*18
2,900
*28'/2
45
51%
42
'
3574
24
38%
51%
28%
36
25'A
38 %
10
*44
*41'A
41%
35%
24
50
38
-
35%
15
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
■
*36
35%
43%
12%
50%
14%
46%
5%
45 %
35%
43Va
12%
16%
38
*35
45
5%
34'%
130
45
15
'—7.50
16%
*47
50 Va
44%
35%
No par
& Bros Inc
2nd
12%
34 Va
*124
45
*47
50%
14%
common—No par
Chemical.-,Co
conv
5%
5%
5%
35%
Elec__No par
Co
(Del)
preferred
Ohio
16%
130
*123
126
25
preferred
4.50%
98% Feb
19% Jan
16%
33%
16%
c.om_4.50
Edi6on
&
Co
Railway
&
Spencer
2
7
16 %
34%
25
Sparks Withinglon Co
Spear & Co common
16
16'%
_5
Gas
Spalding (A G)
Dec
26% Jan
Co
;
—
Natural-Gas
Pacific
non-cum
May 16
44
G
(The)
Indiana
Mobile
9
15 Va May 25
105
South
57% Jan
49
103
17% July 18
31% May
1
7% Nov 16
For
24
Southern
4
Feb
27 Va Feb
49% May 20
28
99% Jan
Southern-Co
9
6
&
—
California
Southern
12'A Jan
; *16'A
37
Soutli'n
17
18%
37
2
5%
*18
preferred
10'A Feb
May 21
18%
45
Southern
40
54
*18
45
49% Mar 18
18
*51 Va
18%
*47
33% Feb -10
Mar 30
E
10'A
45
16 Va
5%
10
54
16%
1
28
54
50
5
Jan
62
8%
Platinum
&
*41
27%
*44
16 Va
126
41%
45
*44
34%
pfd—100
%
27%
*41
*51 Va
Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
9
16
38 Vi Apr
13
Carolina
preferred
Jun
23
21
5%
23
11% Oct
Aug
'
South
42% Juu
73
Oct
South
Gold
Amer
23
37% Jun
Feb
South
9%
9%
10
45%
1
Co
Solvay -American Corp 4%
23
29
6
Aircraft
27%
27%
15
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar
41%
*41
27%
___5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Dec
Dec
9%
*44
18 %
Dec
76
100
*51 Va
39% Mar 16
•
Inc common—20
27
100
30
18
6
Jan
40
10
4.20%, preferred
1
5
,
Corp
Smith & Cprona Typewriters_No par
47% Dec
Jan
100
May
O)
preferred
26
43 Va Jun
66
Mar 26
53
53 Va Feb
9
12% Jan
27
15
2
38
i
21% Mar 20
18
3%%
25
16% July 15
16
32% Oct
issued"
Jan
17% Feb
8% July 22
66% Mar 22
80'/a Apr
July 15
18%
18%
*83
14%
18%
18%
18 'A
18%
1
1953
(403):
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
\
72
59'%
10
Jan
Monday
July 27
Par
California—No
Standard Oil of
1 5
51%
par
Indiana
25
Jersey
15
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
3%% preferred series A
100
69% Jun
16
81% Jan
2
Apr
24
78% Jan ' 5
Standard Oil of
22
32% Jun
10
38% Jan
5
18
94
May 11
100% Jan
12
Tuesday
July 28
52%
SALE
51%
Sales for
PRICES
13,200
54
53
53%
74%
9,500
74%
34,000
35%
7,400
74
73
731/4
73%
74
733/
741/.
72%
72%
72%
72%
73%
73%
74
35%
34%
35
35
35%
351/4
353/.
73%
35%
97
*94
54
74
35
New
Shares
July 31
July 30
53
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 29
51%
51%
HIGH
Wednesday
73%
72%
Standard Oil of
68
Mar 15
Jan
47% Jan
23
EXCHANGE
Highest
25
92
85
16
Oct 16
35% Oct
49% Jun
64% Jirty 23
3
70:,/4 Oct
Lowest
Highest
50 % Jan
NEW YORK. STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 15)52
Lowest
Continued—Page 11
LOW AND
•
*96
Jan
10
11 % Oct
30
15% Jan
5
11% July 13
13% Mar 26
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
*94
*11%
97
u%
U3/4
113/.
,1%
113/.
11%,
97
11%
22% Feb
27
27% Nov
10
21 % July 28
Standard Steel Spring common—1
Stanley Warner Corp
„_5
Starrett Co (The) LS,
No par
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
1
Sterling Drug Inc common
5
21%
111/4
*43%
15%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
3,900
11%
ni/4
11%
ns/a
113/.
21%
ll5/s
21%
5
27
Mar-25
12% May 11
,113,4
11%
11%
16,400
44
*431/4
44%
44%
44!/2
*43%
44%
200
*15%
15%
33%
*15%
33%
153/4
33%
153/4
15%
700
33%
15%
33%
3%% preferred
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
100
—15
*88%
28 %
*88%
27%
89
28%
*881/4
*88i/
89
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
Stone & Webster——
No par
Studebaker Corp
_1
Sunbeam Corp
No par
20%
15
14%
17%
20%
15%
14%
17%
19%
15%
14
*17
24
24%
29%
29%
29"%
29%
94
.
100 %
Sep
9% Mar
"5
36% May
13% Mar 24
32 % Oct
Nov~28
17
40% F^b
5
45% Mar 27
July
45
15% July 28
17% May 25
3
43% Jan
22
32% Jun
31
35% May 21
4
1
Dec
23
93
32% Oct
29
44% Jan
1
22% Dec
Jun
24
26% Jun
10
87
8
30
18% May
Apr 30
23% Feb "2
30
17% Feb
2
15% Mar 11
1
17% Jun 12
17% Sep
2
16% Jun
10
13% Jun
16% Nov
21
18
21
16% July
Jan
8
31% Feb
5
26 %
1
23
35% Dec
31
26% Jun
21
9
Jun
101% Jun 27
Mar 20
Apr
4
79% Jan
29
70
Jun
15
110
3
114% Jan
8
94% Jan
119% Feb
28% July 22
18% Oct
6
24Apr
3
22% Jan
28
24% Jun
16
22 % Dec
18
26% Apr
3
1
70% Dec
11
16
11% Jan
18
8
Apr
14
520
27% Jan
26
17
16% Jun
24
2
5
<117
7
Jan
24% Jan
2
26
6
71% Apr 27
Jun
3
10% Jan
100
1
25
conv 2nd pld ser 1950—20
5%%
«H2
1734
'
24
May
8% Oct
4'JO
Oct
17
19
Oct
30
22% Apr
570
600
May 12
Jun
24
26% Aug
26
25
Jan
102% Jan
2
112% Nov
24
100
Jun
24
14% Dec
15
123/4 Jan
13
30% Oct
30
35% Jan 22
35% Jan
41% Dec
31
82% May
2
81%;Jan
102
Jun
•-
173/8 May
1
4
5% Oct
23
21
5% July 22
13V# Jan
13
9:,A Dec
16
27%tOct
16
15
32% Oct
16
128
Oct
Jan
8
Dec
5
Texas
Gulf
42% Feb
24
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Pacific
Land
Apr
116
Apr
37% Jun
14
•
Jun
36
12% Mar
Textron
17% Jan
10
14% Mar 10
42
11
9% Jun
18
48
Feb
4
Jan
11
15% Feb
59% Dec
16
9
983/4 July -3
Jun
17
X1Q3/4 Jan
10
•
14
Feb
Jun
5
Thef
27
3
8
46-% Jan
5
Jun
16
29% Mar 19
20 % Feb
Trans
25% Jan
14% Jun
21
25
Apr
24
Feb
2
8
17% Dec
9
17% Jan
27
10
1123/4 Dec
15
14'A Jun
106% Jun
16
Jan
24
M2'A Feb
15% Jan
3
21'A Feb
15
16% Jtin
2
20% Jan
30
May 19
443/4 Feb
15
42% JU11
19
7'A Feb
25
16% Aug 25
21% Dec
4
17
10
24% Jan
30
60% Dec 10
50
July 29
69 'A Jan
30
14% Dec
13% Jan
2
40 3A
.
47% Aug 25
10% Oct 27
May
16
Jun
25
4
19'A Mar 25
$6
37
371/4
37%
381/4
37%,
383A
38 V#
38%
12lVa
123
120
122
122%
123
*122
9%
,10 %
9 7/s
.9%
10%
10%
10 V#
1,700
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
800
13%
13%
13
131/4
13
13
13
13 %
800
x36%
36%
361/4
36 »/4
*36
37
*36
37
130
37
21aA
21 V»
5
40%
ll7/#
40%
12
2
263A
5
15%
*21
15>A
10
5
Oil
L
-
No par
-
Inc
No par
common
1
*42%
50
(conv)
10V4
49'%
93
'2%
23%
*23
23%
41%
'3
26%
26%
26%
27V*
27V#
153A
15%
*21
15
15%
153/4
*21
15%
15%
22
153/4
*21 .
15%
22
153/8
109 Va 109 Va
17%
17%
22
*42%
44
15%
109 'A 109 Va
17% 17%
*42%
44
Udyllte Curp (The)—
11%
11%
11%
113/4
40%
41
93A
40
40%
43 Va
63%
43
conv
Rap Transit com—No par
prior preferred-!
50
Co
1
Coach
393/8
7
7
-
l73/4
*42%
44
40'A
5%
Twin
173/4
13
110%
18'A
18Vs
*11%
Underwood
8
18
SO'A
18V#
7%
8
22%
20%
40%
11%
27V*
7 %
Twin City
Jun
Jun
9% Mar 20
• -
40%
12
21
17%
12%
39%
15
*9%
493/b
:91
2'A
*23'A
11%
21y/4
17%
12%
*38%
45
t
41
*2%
; 10
49% <49%
*91
.93
2% . 2%
23V4 23'A
173A
7
8
xlO
50
17%
-
12%
39
7
51 Va
173/4
13
39
•
-513/4
17%
*13%
39%
1
8 V#
IOV4
•
8 V#
100
8V4
*10
*41
41
2,100
90
41%
800
*
2 3/4
T03/»
*9%
49%
49 V*
49%
91
91
91 y#
60
23/4
1,100
3
2%.
3
100
10%
*2 V4
3,200
300
24
24
24
23%
26,100
23 V#
23 V#
21'A
21%
213/g
5,100
40%
41
41
2,400
12
11%
12
6,300
27'A
16'A
271/4
16%
153/4
3,100
21%
15%
>111V#
112
9,900
16%
27
*21
22
44
15,500
16
450
111%
*173/4
1,800
18
*42%
173/4
44
1,166
183/s
18%
18 Va
52
53
53
17%
17V4
17%
22,000
13%
13'A
133/8
1,200
39%
39%
7'A
%
7
10%
10'A
*10
,*9% :10V4
8-8
*41
41%
*2%
3
*50%
17%
*123/4
383/4
16
,
21% 22'A
20% ; 20%
40% 403A
11% <12
21 %'
20'A
40%
15%
108 Va 109%
173A
173A
1
No par
Corp
3
I0V4
8%
*9%
49%
*91
2%
50
93
.-'2V4
213/8
21
*9%
7%
41aA
*2%
i.
■
,
*153/4
18
15
9,800
131/4
52
Jun
200
45
15%
18
11% Jan
5,200
125 %
433A
10 'A
*51
36% Jail
4,100
13,900
15%
par
1
7
*123
44
7,200
131
128
125 Va
43%
433/a
18,400
42%
10'A
series A
129%
126
*122%
125
425/B
50
1
9
7
425/8
42%
2,400
42'A
*9%
49a/4
*91
2»A"
233A
Williams. Steel
&
.
125%
123
125
423/4
preferred
Preferred
11
38
22
37%
*413/4
*2%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common-.
Conv 5% series of 1952—20Lli Century Fox Film new
Dec
31
7% Dec
37
,10
7%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
12% Jan
Jan
92
10
*7%
Airlines
Trl-Continental
12% Dec
8% July 15
29
7
World
Transue
16
28
47
91 %
-No par
Transamerlca Corp
16
27% Mar 12
18
563A
46'/a
90%
*123*1
(The)
22
10
3
56
46 3A
.
1
1,100
56%
37
Bearing—,
13 % Mar 25
11% Jun
55
13%
41
893/4
*13
Axle
Toledo
15
13 "A
*40%
45%
—15
Co
Edison
131%
41 'A
893/4
No par
1
Associated
Roller
Timlcen
13
40%
.45%
28
40
131/4
40'A
55
500
143/4
131/4
40'A
893A
3% Jan
2
1,100
*14
14%
*14
14'A
14
30
500
53/4
53A
5334
2% July 21
Water
5%
10
.No
(J R)
Tide
5%
100%
100
451/4
preferred
-100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50 preference
No par
Timken-Detroit
5%
81
*79%
5/8
4%
4
5%
.
455/8
Thompson Products Inc com——5.
29 % Mar 27
100 Va
533A
Thompson
25 'A Mar
100%
89
2
27'A Mar 25
5,800
81
*79%
993A
443A
14% Mar'12
9
33%
333A
333/8
81
89%
613/4 Mar 26
20'A July 28
200
5,200
541/4
97% Jan
23'A July 15
32%
16%
38 Va
993A
*
90
106 %
16%
38%
90%
Transit Corp_No par
20% Jun
v
32%
*105
16 V2
38 V2
38%
46%
preferred——50
$2.50 convertible
7
106 V2
*16
90
common—5
:
4-
July 28
106%
38%
1
common
tTltird Avenue
1,600
,
45Vb
No par
i
Co
1,600
27%
27%
105
-100
Ry Co
preference
Fair
ThCrmoid
500
18
27%
18
32%
14%
4,600
18
>
173/4
16%
5%
400
8%
569
53 Va
—10
—
preferred
$2.40 conv
13% Jan
105
*14'A
common.
conv
24% July
Jan
143/4
*14'A
1
Jun
46j4 July 14
233A Jan
23
22 yA Nov
Mar 26
i2%Jan
9% Jan
J
68% Jun
July 2fP<?
12% Dec
9
16% Oct
4
15
Inc
$1.25
23% Dec
3
213/4 Jan
Jim
'9%
8
1
91% Jan
-
13/4 Jan
18
8'A Jan
40
15-
10
'49
*5%
70%
8
569
Trust—
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
44
8
7'A Jun
6
20
Oil
&
Utilities Co
18
1
23
5%
No par
Sulphur.——
Texas & Pacific
9
19
22
39 Va Oct
100%
5%
X79%
1,600
8
27%
*79
100
*99%
70%
900
21%
560
173/4
37%
80
79%
100
39,700
24%
-
21%
•27 %
*15%
32%
32%
32"%
80
18%
18%
*24
8
555
105
16
373/8
60
,
2,200
113%
10
__
share -certificates
Sub
23
Texas
143/4 Jan
25
Mar
47% Mar 19
12% Feb
* Nov
Jan
138
10
26
% Nov
x
165
23
24
10
31
16
37%
>112
25
—
110% Jan
Nov
•
106 %
*105
373/8
53%
103A. Oct
15
*27
Guff Producing Co
31
95
*17%
27
Co
9% Jun
22
17
1,400
73
20%
70%
2,100
9%
555
8'/a
17
163%
32 Va
70%
8
263/4
37%
*79 %
24
20%
70%
26 3A
*15%
18
20'A
17%
Texas
8
18
24%
>530
Texas
17
113%
18y
; 24
20%
8%
1
Jun
*112
26,400
99
723A
73%
113%
550
5
2
Corp
*71
*24
70%
8%
Jan
15% Jun
Apr
*70
9%
600
3,100
*97%
99
=72
*530
•
9y
99
100
20%
24 Va
54% Apr
12% Jun
Oct
30
"9y8
9y4
*98
58
7
18 3A
29%
9y4
A
gi/8
100
10
Jan
7
18
31%
13%
2
22 % Jun
30%
29%
303/4
29%
41
153/4 Feb
4
30%
12%
18% Feb
2
30%
29%
40%
183A Jan
May
29%
*29%
131/4
14
42 %
24
41
17
41
24
12%
15% Nov
8
24%
41
115
30
433A Feb
24
5
10 Va Nov
.
24
8
19
29
23%
Telautograph Corp
46'A Nov
35 % Dec
17
Tennessee
24
Va. Oct
*16%
3
32:1A Jan
12
»i6%
13 3A July 24
36Va Apr
12
195% Mar 28
135
17
47% Mar
89
1163/4 July 14
16
86
1,500
17
15
*34
Dec 31
46 3/4 Jan
1,000
14%
20
Texas
100% Apr
2,600
15%
Jun
39
,60% Jan 2g
37
21
15%
*14%
50% Jun
23
50% Oct
20%
15%
141/4
17%
20'/4
106%
2,700
20%
21'A
1
28%
20%
*112 "
177/fl
8 Va
3,100
34
89
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
9%
70%
33%
*88%
28%
1,900
24%
*98
550
„
15%
*14%
113%
177/8
>105
9
(James)
29
/
97
141/.
*112
175/8
*24
26 3A
25
Taicutt lne
15% M*r 29
5
14
16
46% Dec
Jan
8% Jan
.15% Nov 28
4% Mar 11
34'/a May 19
20
15%
15%
14%
113%
177/3
~ 24%
17
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
$4 preferred
No par
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)— No par
Symington Gould Corp
1
86
May 22
111% Jan
5
7% Feb 25
20
71%
8%
Sutherland Paper Co common
5
4.40% preferred
100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
5
Jan
40
Dec
115
.
6
39% Mar 18
2
11
78% July 7
973/4 Jma 16
7% Jan
14
May
4
89'A Aug 25
14
20%
15%
14%
17%
71%
550
50
Superior Steel Corp
27% July 30
110% Mar 27
18
10% ,Jan
Mar 27
22% Jan 20
16
89
28%
71%
*20%
12.50
10c
25
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
29
33%
»96
28%
72
*70
63
97
23%
100
71%
*
15%
9%
9%
*98
Class A 4%% preferred
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%% preferred series A
23% Mar 26
66% Feb
,._1
A
*43%
15%
34%
89
28%
34
preferred—No par
Sun Oil Co common—.
No par
$4.50 series
6
20% May 13
Chemical Corp common
Sun
21% Mar 25
10
Jan
Feb
5
10% Mar 13
16
July
2
82% Jan
16
95
•
9
99
16
10% Jan
17
Jun
28% Jan
43% Feb
35% Jan
10
30% Aug
6
40% Dec 21
May 20
8% Nov
96
14
2
147,b July
10
23
23
94% Jan
36% Jan
19% July 14
14% Nov
13% Oct
Feb
'
ny2
44
"
5)1
*94
7
240
40
•
270
7
500
u
Oct
18
15% Feb
2
11% July 22
14% Feb
473/4 Oct
30
50% Feb
4
40
July 28
55'A Jan
15
14% Aug
6
9
Jun
18
13'A Jan
8
Jan
2
42
Jun
10
49% Mar 20
Union
72'A Dec
30
61 % Jun
16
24% Dec
15
19% Jun
16
1
—No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co——-5
Union
50
12
11% Jun
3
43% Jun
26
Feb
27
23
Dec
30
104
Jan
2
57
'
May
93
83% Jan
9
111
98
Apr 30
82% Jun
July 31
98
Jun
4
15
15
16
3
5
78 Va Jun
Apr 21
9
Jun
18
37% Jun
10
121% Mar 31
25
Jan
35% Oct
94
.
101 «A Jun
91 % Jun
104
90
45% July
72% Feb
2
2
97
Bag & Paper Corp—
Union Carbide & Carbon
Preferred
Jan
Preferred
16
1153/4 Jan
5
45% Jan
50'A Nov 25
4
4'A Jun
17
50'A Jan
37% May
12
40 'A Jan
6
46'A Mar 26
38% Dec
31
31% Apr
24
40% Mar 20
30
102% Jun
3
28
May
107
101% Jan
Jan
24% May
1
33% Jan
2
24'A Jun
10
913/4 May
1
104% Dec
16
93% Jun
16
30'A Jan
1013/4 Jan
Nov
xl3
21
8
17
34% Feb
37'A July 25
107
Sep
17% Feb
100
18
July 21
13% Jun
11
19
16
106% Jan
37% Feb
107
Jan
4%
4
5%
93 Va
—No par
25
39%
106%
50
preferred
convertible
Air
Inc
Lines
24%
*94
*34%
common—10
Preferred 4%%
series of 1952-100
Biscuit of
America—No par
United
$4.50
Carton
&
Co
17
70% Mar 19
49
8
61 % Jan
26% Nov
12
33% Feb
11
26% July 13
31% Feb
11
6
4% Apr
25
4% Feb
24
10
Corp
No par
United-Carr Fastener
33% Feb
United
Feb
50
7
69% July
72% Mar 13
21% Jan 15
13% Jun
17
17% Jan
8
United Electric
18
12% July 20
16 Va Feb
2
United
14 V# Oct
22
11
Feb
8
May
49
7
51
64% Jan 30
29'A Aug
Jun
23% July 22
6
7
32
24
Jan"9
96% Jan
19
May
101 »A Feb
11
2
11% Apr
22
13% Mar
73~
Apr~"l
50 JA Jun
10
65
102% Aug
7
31'A Dec 31
96% Jun
22
101
119
8
179
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
Aug 27
May 9
17
10
3
2'A May 12
Jan
5
15
21
120
Jun
9
175
Jan
U
5
20
U
Marl6
2
22
July 14
35 >A Jan
23
66
Sep
8
62
Jun
15
68
Feb
9
25% Jan
2
10% Jan
12
16% July
U
For footnotes
see
page
24.
8
4JA%
U
preferred
S Leather Co
*84
87
80%
*80
80 5/8
*80
80%
*80
80%
95
93%.
93%
*931/2
40'A
40'/a
403/4
393/4
106%
1071/4
106'A
36%
413/4
42'A
28,200
106 Va
107 'A
5,800
36%
37%
46%
2,100
46%
46%
41%
*413/8
36%
41
36%
46'A
46%
41
104
103
37 V#
373/8
*103'/a
104
104
104
24%
24%
24%
253/a
25%
25%
94'A
94'A
*94%
95
95
96
35
35
34 3A
35
35%
*102
104
13%
*49%
13%
27%
2 7 J/4
33/4
33A
75%
*74 Va
133/4
50
27'A
27'A
33A
75
27%
33A
334
33/4
*74
■
*74 J/2'
133/4
49%
*27
75
-
4%
4%
83/«
8,800
200
104
7,400
400
36
1.100
104
*13%
49%
700
133/4
1,300
50
27%
*27
*33/4
*74
75
37%
97
*35JA
*102
49%
133/4
*13%
50
50
300
42
261/4
26
*96
351/4
104
*102
104
*102
140
95
41%
106%
*41 3/8
46
200
3%
5,100
75
4%
12,400
5
43/4
4%
43/4
43A
8'A
8'A
8'A
*51
8%
53'/a
51
51
*13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
123/4
52%
53%
53'A
53%
53'A
533A
10,000
26
25
25%
25
25%
59,700
701,600
123/4
52%
24 %
52%
243/4
53
24%
24%
A
32%
12 '/a
1%
52
*97
%
32%
12%
—100
107
453A
*103
95
95
40%
106 V*
413A
4554
*41
123A
.—No par
30
80%
27%
3%
98'A
*24% 25 %
107Va 1073/4
*167
169 *■
*22
22%
*62
63
15%
16
! 2,500
103'A
*80
*93%
25
95'A
35
1%
52 %
221/8
102%
*102%
80%
52%
.
221/s
102%
22 Va
*22
22 3/8
13
Securities
18,000
103V4
12%
1st preferred
6,400
64Vs
22'A
5
Park City Mines Co
S & Foreign
$4.50
43%
63 %
*84
13%
(The)_l
No par
No par
S
Freight Co
No par
S Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred
—r—100
S Hoffman Machinery com
5
United
43'/a
87
13%
—
433/e
63%
*80
80%
93 Va
40'A
107
1,300
43'A
62 5/a
*84
87
*51%
Gas Improvement
3,400
9%
103
4%
83/8
53Va
10
Corp-
1,000
42
9%
103
43A
No par
Co
121/4
4PA
93/4
63
*8V#
Cos
12%
41%
9%
433/a
1
Engineering & Foundry
Gas
91/4
43
x62%
*102 3/4
22'A
11%
40%
9%
com_l
Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
U
27% Dec
Coal
Rights
United
Mar 26
31'A Jan
24% Jun
105% Jun
159
United
*75
633A
11%
1
40Va'
5
preferred
United Fruit
% July 29
July 22
37% Feb
20
14
Mar 27
17
Jan
5
30
30 >A Jun
167
9'A Dec
58 Va Jan
34% Sep 19
15 Va Jan
2
1 % Jun
543%
10
7%
22'A
12
—100
United Corp (Del)
United Dye & Chemical Corp
2
22
12% Oct
18
29
Jan
155A Dec
2
Feb
5% Jan
86
3%
9% Mar 13
74
30% July 26
2
*263/4
23
21
24% Jan
Jan
No par
24
.
10% Feb
-
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
5% Feb
Oct
30
67
9
22
5
4% Jun
2
19
53 Va Oct
3% Apr
5% Mar 21
4% Jan
5'A Nov
47
Jun
9'A
>43'A
63'A
22 y4
103%
*102
104
*13%
14
50%
50%
No par
preferred
United Board
United Carbon
57% Oct
9'A
45%
453A
41'A
41 y4
37
37%
103
103
.^.5
100
Aircraft Corp common
United
21
16% Mar 20
California—
nohcumulative preferred—50
Tank Car Co
No par
United
30
*80
No par
series-
$4
of
No par
Pacific RR Co common
Union
Union
29
32 % Mar 25
104'/a Jan
Oil
Union
6
42% Aug
Jan
100
63 %
22 V4
*102%
*84
10
No par
series
$3.50
Preferred
Jan
43% Mar 23
No par
series-.
Preferred $3.70
87:,A Jan
100
43 V4
series
$4.50
Jan
9%
20
Elec Co of Mo common
Union
24 Va Mar
110
Corp
1
/
nf
%
32%
32%
12'/a
12
1%
1%
51%
51%
97
97
*243A
25%
107'A
107%
167'A
167 J/4
53%
53%
13%
I3q>8
13%
13%
800
12%
13
13 '/a
13%
4,300
1%
52%
.
A
A
A
*32 Va
32%
32V8
321/4
1,300
12 J/s
12%
12%
12%
5,400
1%
32%
*
60
)
.
'
-
12'/a
1%
13/4
1%
1%
4,000
551/4
7.200
53%
53
54
54
T
*97
98'A
*97
98'A
*97
*243A
25
251/a
*25V4
10
98'A
25 J/2
26
107'A
107%
1073/4
169
169
22
*22
*62
63
62
62
15%
15%
15%
108%
*169
1
170'/a
*22
22 J/2
22
15'A
8%
531/2
J/2
%
323/a
12
*8%
53%
V
24%
700
8%
22%
*62
63
15%
16'/a
107%
*169
*22V4
,*62
153/4
109V2
200
2,100
50
170%
400
22V2
63
16
,
20
9,300
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 3, 1953
(404)
COBtlRBttf—P«|8 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
18% Jan
3
x7% Dec
9
19% Jun
8 %-Nov
24
16
7% Jun
23% July II
15
35% Oct
23
39% Dec
f
35% Jun
56
Sep
19
67
Jan
4
58%
26% Oct
16
34% Mar 21
x81% Jun
17
90% Dec
31
76
Jan
U
32% Feb
11
85% Jan
84% July 27
31
97% Apr
Jkw
D
22 % Oct
16
30% Dec
31
24% Jun
10
136% Jan
2
146% Feb
6
128% Jun
16
53
Oct
30
87% Mar 29
44% July 28
67% Jan
a
61
Jan
3
68 % May 29
57
66% Feb
3
37% Oct
23
31 % Jan
144% Mar 11
July 16
31
37% Jun
10
44% Jan
B
Jan
24
135% Jun
12
144'A Jan
28
23
Feb
13
18% Jun
25
21% Feb
26
41
May 18
35% Jun
29
89% Jan
29
2
8% May 25
9 % Mar 19
42% Dec
138% May 16
19% Oct 20
144
36% July 25
5% Jan
7
7% Apr
10
6% Jan
10% Jan
11
8% July 28
-10
U
U
22
94
Jun
27
Mar 18
4
% Jan
19
80% July 20
2
Jun 25
90
2% Apr 23
24% July 25
4
Mar 19
27
Jan
18
20% Jun
29% Mar 12
2
3% Jan
2
1% Jan
B
3% May 13
21 % May 27
26 % Dec
8
22% Jan
14
26% July 21
26% Jan
7
24% Feb
9
26% Mar 26
Universal Leaf
1 %
Sep
23
May
156
2
Jan
14
169
6
Apr 24
14% Dec
57
May 23
156
16
Aug
11
14
Jan
8
6
17% Jan
27 % Oct
30
Dec
12
10
23% Apr 23
Jan
7
10
34% Mar 21
16
45% Mar 21
July 22
17% Mar 23
Van
32% Mar 25
Van Raalte Co Inc
14
4
16
28
15% Jan' 23
7
31
Jan
25% Dec
5
Jan
23% Apr
9
129
Dec
11
125
3
127
Oct
31
125% Jun
32
Jan
2
24 % Apr
9
93 % Apr
29
18% Oct 24
29% Jan
19
25'A
*156%
2%
2'A
26%
2'A
2%
2%
600
26%
26%
400
*25'A
25%
158
157%
80
16%
17 V«
5,900
63
63
63
110
31%
31%
313A
32
1,400
37%
38%
39%
4,300
16%
16%
64
63%
63%
63
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
38
36%
36%
36%
37%
14%
14'%
14'A
*14'A
14%
14%
14%
31
30%
31
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
37%
16%
16%
*62
63
14%
—10
*30%
7%
7'%
7%
7%
7'%
7%
7%
25%
25'%
25'A
25'%
25'%
25'%
25'A
14 3A
7%
25%
39'A
900
14%
*31
31%
200
7%
7%
2,200
25%
25%
1,800
129
*88
25% Jan
8
Jan
8
100
Jan
23
4
29% Jun
12
13
26% Jun
15
35% Feb
30
Feb
19
2
44% July 30
5
200
157%
16%
16%
-2.50
Co
200
23%
64
Ne par
1,100
2%
22
253%
16%
/
300
82
*2'A
*21
26'A
*156%
159
*80
2'A
22
100
300
2,300
8%
23%
*25
25'A
159
158
8%
26'A
26'%/
25'A
80%
2'A
*21
2'A
*26
25'A
80'%
2%
20%
8%
92
Mar 20
100
7
18
22
Jun
*26
25%
80%
20%
2%
21
2'A
2%
26 %
158
80%
8%
8%
80'%
1
129
3
36% Mar
21
8'A
27
July 20
16% July
8%
3,800
7'A
*125%
Jun
27
18%
2'A
2%
4,500
37'A
*7
*125%
92
I
18%
*36'A
7'A
27
92
18
18%
37'%
*7
129
2
11
18%
*36'A
7
7
129
15
Jan
18%
37'A
7
26%
a
31% Oet
18%
*36'A
*79
80'%
22
*16%
1,600
18%
8'A
*156%
136%
37'A
8%
*2%
136'A
136%
37'A
*6%
26'%
47,500
*125%
114% Jan
18
'
6%
*25
400
39i%
18%
18%
38
2%
58%
39%
*125%
5
44% Jan
X136%
138
473%
58 3%
39
128
20
8
138%
138
463A
583%
128
116% Nov
B
137%
138'%
10C
47
*125%
8
16% Apr
38 3A
*58
*125%
110% Jan
35% May 22
387/a
128
B
28% Mar
58
38%
128
8
Jun
45'%
58
*125%
27% Jan
37% Jan
45
38%
38
*125%
130% Jan
31
45
58
38 %
*78'A
46
44%
*57%
46%
58
133
128
23
14
133
128
26
24
1,430
132'A
26%
22% Jun
33% Apr
133%
133
*125%
114% Jun
*27% Jan
133%
132%
*125%
19
103% May
132%
25%
133 %
noncumulative preferred—100
31
103 % Dec
12,700
Victor Chemical Works common—B
27% Dec
22
20
26 7%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com„100
137% Jan
Mar 12
84%
26%
8
6
95
*76%
*83 3A
26%
13
2
98% Jan
78
84%
25%
Mar 19
Nov
Jun
*76'%
*83%
26
Apr
92
July 17
17% July 15
88
106
78
84'%
77%
25 7%
*83%
27% Jan
May 29
21% Jan
119
6,000
2,700
78
25% Jitfy 17
28
87% Sep
23'A
128
3
1
23
127
6
17
Apr
24% Oct
23'%
*73%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
6
10% Jan
July 16
Apr
116
116
22%
26
*21%
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Norman
22%
8%
100
preferred
Utah Power Be Light Co
4 'A %
22%
84'%
1
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
500
23'A
22%
25%
100
preferred
8%
34% Jun
46% AUf 14
13% Nov
34
17
17% May 20
68% May 20
61
July 28
33% Dte 31
IB
Feb
4
2
60%
6%
Tobacco com_Nopar
Feb
60%
138
Paper
May
61
46
4%
convertible preferred
Universal American Corp
28% Jun
65
28% Apr
167
Wall
60'A
38
convertible
(6
United
60%
57%
preferred—No par
Inc common_2
80
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
25
60%
*83%
18%
*87% Oct
€0%
84%
*37 'A
24
38'%
25%
1%
8% Dec
38
78
No par
Co common
38
132%
United
300
8
37%
8
78
noncumulative preferred—25
Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores (4.20 noncu 2d pfd-B
u S Tobacco
2,700
8
*7%
38%
*7%
8
*76
84%
Shares
20%
38
23%
*76
20'A
20%
*60'%
61
23%
20'%
20%
38'%
8
38%
61
20%
20'A
July 31
July 30
37%
8
38%
10
S Plywood Corp common
—1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
S Rubber Co common
5
8% noncum 1st preferred
100
S Smelting Ref & Mln com—BO
7% preferred
60
S Steel Corp common
No par
7% preferred
100
20
20%
&
-20
D S Pipe &
U S Playing Card Co
Mar
July 29
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
July 28
20
1
preferred.
Foundry Co.
4%%
Tuesday
July 27
Far
U 8 Lines Co common.
26
64
23
22% July 29
Mar 28
90
102% Jan
22
40% Mar 17
9
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8
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Mar
4
18
Jll
5%
*88
100
preferred
3% %
Va-Carolina Chemical com
preferred
100
div partlc
6%
preferred
Vlsklng Corp (The)
6%
18%
18%
120
18%
18'A
18%
*118
118
119
118'%
25%
25%
111'%
110%
110%
110'%
*93 "
95'%
*92'%
95'%
*92'%
95'%
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
95
19
118
27'%
20
119
25 7%
25%
5,900
*110'%
111
111%
110%
110%
170
*92%
95%
*92%
95%
95
*95
96%
100
29%
2,400
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
27
26%
26 7%
27
27
26 7%
26%
*26%
43'%
*43'%
*16%
17
*16'%
17
*16%
17
*27
28%
*27
28%
*27
28%
62'A
*61%
43%
300
257%
30%
43'%
5,700
119
25%
25%
26%
43%
2,400
92
19'%
30
—20
preferred
If,
19
*88
92
25'%
111
B
10
Vulcan Detinning Co common
*88
92
118'%
24%
23
23
—
26'%
26%
267/e
25'%
*119
Virginia Elec & Power Co com..10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common—
*88
92
18%
No par
26%
26%
•
44
44'%
*16%
27
44%
700
27
44%
44%
17
*16%
*27
1,600
17
27
28%
100
1
W
85
Apr
68% Deo
17
11% Jan
12% Aug
2
60
6
Jun
18
12% Jan
29
12
25
14
Nov
24
297/a Jan
42% Apr
29
51% Jan
7
Dec
22
10% Jan
30
17 % Jan
11
21% Dec
3
18"% Jan
99
27
8
i
70% Mar
9
43% Jun
16
104% Dec
B
Jun
15
13% Jun
16
22
20 Va Jan
30
14% Jun
5
25
Jun
3
35% Jan
30
25
Feb
27 % May 15
37
Dec
30
32% Jun
25% Jan
4
31% Sep
3
24% Oct
23
13'%
25%
25%
25%
49
49%
49'A
49'A
*49'A
49%
6%
6%
67%
6%
6%
6%
23%
23%
9
July 31
27
Fab
May 12
Feb
4
17% Apr
16
Walworth
G & W
2.50
Warren
Foundry
10
37% May 14
Warren
Petroleum
31
Jan
Washington
Mar 16
31
24 % Jun
10
30
21
14% Jun
15
17% Apr
19% Feb
19
24% Dec
3
20% Jun
11% Nov
17
14% July 31
19
10% Jun
5
16
9
24% Mar 23
9'A July 28
13% Feb
25
12% Mar 27
16
Wash
Wat
32% Jan
B
23% Jun
12
28
84
7
76% Jun
17
84% Feb
16
9
19% July 15
29 ->/4 Jan
West
Indies
30
21% July 30
28% Jan
West
Kentucky
21% May
29% Jan
2
May
41% Jan
28 % Dec
Oil
Wesson
28% Feb
$4
3
9
37% Feb
West
Penn
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
West
Penn
Power
88% Jun
18
102
98
Jan
9
12
Sep
17
*72
Jun
6
106% Jan
8
9% Oct
15
46% Apr
18
102
' Feb
16% Jan
32
Jun
89% Jun
7
15
13% May 15
29
99% Jan
16% Jan
15
69
109% July II
105
Aug
15% Jan
15
9
1
84
Jan
7
Jun
17
29
*28'A
29
33
33
30%
30%
26%
263/8
5,600
15'A
15'A
15'A
900
22
22
21%
21%
22'%
22'%
9%
10%
10%
23%
8
109
Jan
B
12% Jan
6
Western
24'%
24'%
79'A
79'A
793%
79%
19%
19%
20'%
21
20%
22
5,000
22
22'A
22
22'A
21%
21%
21%
213A
21%
21%
3.000
No par
34%
34%
101%
101%
*92%
96
*92'%
96
*91%
93
*92
93
5
15'%
15'%
*14%
15'A
73
73
72%
73
preferred
105
105
*103%
10
X9%
10
100
32
Oct
80
Oct
10
22
May
4
Jan
14
127
Mar
4
7
16% Jun
126
30
41% Jan
30
3 5'A Apr
83
6
89% Jan
22
28 % Oct
17
34% Jan
7
25% Jun
2
25
23
29% Jan
2
25
Jun
10
10% Aug
4
14% Jan
28
29% Jan
9
32
17% Jan
2
27% Aug 29
13% Dec 17
40% Mar 17
Oct
8% Mar
4
Apr 21
Feb
8
10
86 % Mar 24
30
July 28
28% July 31
Jan
28% Mar
8
32% Apr
13
Willys-Overland
11% Mar 26
Wilson
12% Jan
22
9'A July 14
68% Nov
14
75% Feb
13
67% July 27
74% Mar 10
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
14% Jan
IB
10
9
13% Jan
25% Dec
17
24 % Jan
6
30% May 22
24% Jun
17
May
7
15
28% Nov 25
138
NOV 26
126
July
/
Apr 24
IB
29% Mar 11
135
Jan
2
&
$4.25
Co
Winn
2,400
400
56
56
X54%
55%
55%
55 3%
55%
57'A
2,500
*94'%
95%
*94'%
95%
*93
95%
10
43'%
26
44
42%
43%
43'%
43%
43%
44%
10
26%
26
26'%
26
26 %
25 3A
26
25%
16'A
6,300
12'%
43%
44%
94'A
43%
43%
43%
44'A
43%
44%
44%
443A
13,700
94%
94'%
95
95
*95
95'A
95'A
95'A
1,000
*18'%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
19
51
Oct
16
64
Jan
25
6%
Woodward Iron
Jun
15
53
Jan
2
43% Jun
10
48
Jan
30
42% Apr 17
26% Feb 20
45% Dec
9
32% Nov
19
29% July 14
35% Mar 17
76% Jan
8
83% Feb
B
78
86
97% Feb
20
Nov
19
111
75% Jan
14
13% Feb
1
71% May 12
8% July 13
70% Dec 22
9% Oct 23
118
8
Jan
3
Mar 19
130% MarlO
75
Mar
series B
12.50
100
3
11% Mar 17
(The S S)—
Woolworth
8
40% Jab
8
34% Jun 19
39 ye Apr
1
Yale
8
21% Oct
3
18
Feb
18
1
47
Jun
9
9
27% Oct
16
39% Oct 23
15
Oct IB
68
Jan
2
4% Npv 17
& Towne
83%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
263/4
600
25%
26
263/a
26 3A
26%
263/4
3,400
310
8'%
8%
8%
9'A
29%
*28%
29%
28%
283/4
200
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
4,900
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16'A
16'A
14,800
9'A
67'%
67%
10
1
10
1
8
9'%
9'A
9'%
67%
67%
*10
10'A
*10
*29
26%
29'A
29
*128
27'A
130
10'A
27'A
*128
27%
133
Corp—10
17'%
17%
17'A
17'A
44%
45
44%
44%
44%
45
44'%
,44%
30'%
30%
30%
30%
100
*78%
79%
78%
78%
100
*111 %
No par
72%
8%
72%
35
35%
Co
10
common—No par
8
Mfg Co
—
28
Youngstown Steel Door
88% Hov 28
8% Jan 29
63% Jun 10
84
JM
6
Zenith Radio
"Cye Apr
13
No par
Corp——.No par
Corp
1
115
111%
87%
9%
67%
*68
70
10'A
*10
10'A
10 Ve
lO'A
29'%
29
29
29
29
1,300
27
4,300
x27
128
17'A
*44
27'%
128
9,500
26%
*128
300
300
90
131
17%
4,500
44%
*44%
44 3%
44%
443A
800
44%
44%
44'A
44%
44%
30%
31
31
31%
31'/a
31%
79%
78
78
78%
78%
114
114
*78
8%
*8%
9'%
35%
35%
35%
115
19%
193A
19%
19%
19%
19%
50
50
49%
497/a
50
50%
26
26%
39%
40%
12%
*25%
*73'A
9
*35%
19%
*50
*114
443A
1
9,600
2,400
170
40
115
74
*73'A
74'A
600
9
9%
9%
500
35%
*35%
353A
20%
20%
20%
51
50
50
1,000
4,700
1
1,200
26%
26%
27
27
39%
39%
40
40
40%
40%
403/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
2,200
68
:
26'A
39
12%
66
4%
10
70
17%
73%
26
27'A
130
9%
*68
17 3%
73%
*25 %
27
*128
9%
17'A
73
*35
9%
17'A
*113'A
*8%
7,900
93/a
9%
113
73
9
67%
*10
29
29
10
Service
8
83%
26%
26
24%
16% Jan
dividend! *y Fx* righta^' D° ***** on
83%
26%
*28'%
12% July 20
Zonite Products
4,900
8%
17% Jun 24
8
*83
300
38 'A
24%
8
4% Jan
83 %
38
29'%
13
July 27
*83
38
24%
47% Jan
26
37% Jun
83'%
38
*124%
*28%
34% Jan
7
2
25%
38
15,200
45%
9'A
16
Jan
50% Jan
*26'A
26'%
37 'A
44
25%
Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
34
83
26%
36%
*124'%
953A
29%
York
51% Dec
23% Apr
53% Mar
1
2
83%
18%
*93
8%
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co—
13% Jan
36%
*18'A
*124%
953%
29'%
24%
No par
common
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
39% Jan
37%
26
common—1
Co
Corp
*124'%
*93
503%
1
100
(F W)
18'A
50%
20
common
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4'%% conv series
*32% Jun
20
18'A
*124'%
36'%
'
83
26'%
1
Motors
Public
Worthington
94
100
preferred
42
July
com
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Wisconsin
50%
40
56%
&
4
1.900
4,200
Co
18% May
10%
27'A
preferred
16% Jun 10
10
54%
5
Inc
10'%
1
51
Co
Wilson-Jones
105
100
Machine
16% July 31
Oil
105
26%
preference
17
22
21 %
Prior
11% Feb
8% Oct
128% Jan
White Sewing
105%
54%
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
Wilcox
1,700
27
Elec Inst Corp
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
30 Vn May 27
10'%
10
79
54
White Motor Co—
12% Jan
'
*103%
105%
50
78
26 3A
Weston
29
73 3A
No par
com
Westinghouse Electric
21 % Jan
73%
4,100
53%
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Mfg
73
40
15%
50%
Western
White Dental
15%
54
100
Preferred series A
4
15'A
26%
10
preferred
RR
8
*15i/a
15'A
26'A
97% Mar 31
•
95
r
50%
May 14
Mar 20
*93
*52%
7
127
220
95
*93
53'%
Oct
Mar 20
10
5,100
96
25 7%
67% Mar 16
127
*1031%
35'A
1013/4
*94%
50
10
2nd
preferred
'•
35'/a
101%
95%
53'%
51% Jun
3.80%
93
35'%
102'A
95%
25%
12
12
.
49%
64% Dec
99% Jan
96
54
20
1
105'%
930
50
46% Feb
91'/a Jun
*94
-
1,800
26%
Maryland Ry common—100
3
72
103
93
243/8
79%
35
102
.
24'A
*79
9%
50
26'%
*53V2
56%
—1
—
Auto Supply Co
Nov
34 7%
243%
102
35
*15
4%
101
34%
34%
101
100
pfd
Western
2
1,600
20
Western
95 % Jan
1,100
11'A
79'A
63% Mar 25
Mar 18
9%
'
24'%
57% Mar 11
50
400
22%
97/a
19%
32% Mar 25
45% July 31
*24'A
*22
*11
24'%
2
29 % May 18
11
78%
Jan
10
10
11
79
49
July 14
23% Jun
9
18
22%
*9%
20'%
45
16
*10%
*22
24
19
41 % Jun
10 %
79
15
38% Feb
9%
10%
9%
4
Air Lines Inc
25 % Jun
9%
11
9'A
20%
West Va Pulp & Paper corn—No par
11
9%
1
No par
preferred series C
West Virginia Coal & Coke
Jan
31
700
26%
15'%
23
48% Dec
30%
26%
Dec
45% Feb
30%
26%
com-_2.50
Co
82
27% Nov 21
30%
15 %
56% Dec
16
*303%
26%
47
Oct
2,200
30 %
*15'%
26% Dec
37
34%
15%
30
24% May 14
35% Feb 20
341/4
26%
5
Co
July 24
90
34'%
15%
21
98
33%
26'A
22
4
200
33%
15'%
Oct
Mar
29'A
26%
34% Oct
89
3,300
*28%
-5
4.10%
Pacific
'
4,200
17%
29'A
15
100
Western
*30
14%
*28%
.
26%
series B
noncum
101
14%
14
14%
3,500
5
19
9% July 28
*100'A
17'%
101
4Va%
101
14%
20
4%%
preferred
*100'A
17
100
4.20%
1,800
14'A
30
Co
Electric
B
18
2,700
23%
17
32%
Coal
37% Dec
6%
23%
200
1,300
50
14'A
33'%
preferred
110% Sep
103% Apr
2
6%
*16%
29'%
Sugar Corp
2
96 Vn Jan
49%
6%
23 3A
17
Co—No par
(The)
No par
106 % Mar 18
49%
14'A
33'%
Snowdrift
&
49'%
*16%
i__l
convertible
26%
14%
28%
Investment
30
Oct
14
*25%
16%
*29
Wayne Pump Co
Oct
101
*100'A
101
200
62'A
*13
14%
No par
_3
Corp
Pow Co
28
*99%
62'A
133%
26
16'%
Gas Light
80% Feb
26
Pipe
&
Knitting Mills
Wayne
101
23%
23%
62'A
25%
5
Waukesha Motor Co
Webster
*99%
*23'A
23%
*13
1
Inc
13
9
Inc
23%
100
Pictures
Bros
6%
1
preferred
5% %
Warner
Warner-Hudnut
Jun
No par
Co
Ward Baking Co common
17% July 17
33% Mar 19
Dec
11% Jan
*13
13%
25%
18% Jan
3
*61%
13%
13'A
25%
1
9% May
61%
61%
62'A
13%
25%
105
12
Oct
,
*61%
10
9
Jan
28
100
No par
25
15
May
preferred
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
2
98
16
4%%
RR
Wabash
Waldorf System
50
6% July 15
29
S
13% Mar 10
29% Jan
Jan
67%
69
69%,
69%.
.69%
72%
4,900
43/4
70%
43/4
71
43A
4%
t
43A
*In receivership, or petition haa been filed lor company's reorganisation,
4%
a Deferred delivery.
4%
rOash
4%
wd When
43/4
distributed,
800
10,900
3,500
x
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FRIDAY
WEEKLY
■
Tk» itmUe letters in the column headed "Interest
Figmres
decimal
feint
Indicate in
represent
ens
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. I
Hlgest
Lowest
NEW
Hlgest
99.24 May 12
99.24
YORK
the
ease
ltd
more
or
month
of
Monday
STOCK
a
when
the
May 12
Lew
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
1978-1983
High
bonds mature.
point.
Tuesday
July 38
July 27
EXCHANGE
Exchange
YEARLY
each
LOW AND
Range for Previous
Lowest
after
Period"
■
Lew
HIGH
SALE
PRICKS
Wednesday
Thursday
July 29
.
Low
High
Friday
July 30
Low
High
Bales for
the Week
JuJy 31
Low
High
High
Bends (S)
*100.5
100 8
100.8
*100.4
100.7
*100.5
100.8
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104.24
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99.12
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,
1956-1959
1958-1963
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Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
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1960
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1961
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.due Feb 15
1962
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28
_
•Bid and asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
a
.
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due
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—
due Feb
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r
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
New Yerk Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
New
Transit Unification
1%
Yerk City
bond transactions.
WEEK
ENDED
or
Range
Friday's
31
Bid & Asked
Low
#
Range Since
Sold
No.
Nigh
BONDS
Jan. I
Low
New York Stock
1
Braxll
High
(continued)
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
—
98;
98 %
17
98.11
95
No.
June-Dec
*75
June-Dec
*75
Range Slnee
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
76 %
No.
June-Dec
*74
78
15
3%s
series
No.
series
No.
19
No.
20
June-Dec
No.
21
18__.
High
3%s
series
series
No.
23-
24
June-Dec
No.
22
June-Dec
3%s series
No.
25
3%a
series
No.
26
No.
27
120
Stock
*77
No.
28
June-Dec
No.
29
June-Dee
No.
30
June-Dec
Brisbane
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
^
Feb-Aug
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f t bonds 1978_Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3y4s 1961
Jan-July
38-year 2%a 1974
Mar-Sepf
25-year 2%a 1975
Mar-Sepf
Oavca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s a f $ bds 1978—Jan-July
fAOhile (Republic) external s f 7a 1942
May-Nou
1-1693
Foreign Government and Municipal
(Colombia)—
*90 %
02%
—
100
I A7s
65%
sec
sink
fd
7s
2nd
ser
——
AExternal
sec
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fd
7s
3rd
ser
87
76
—
77%
75%
~
78
75%
-
—
102%
103
42%
—-
——
103% 103%
1
——
——
77%
A6s assented
68
AExternal
Feb
1961
Sept 1961
101 %
34
99%
92
92%
32
91%
91%
„
42%
42%
'
-
40%
44
103%
95%
91%
2
*57 Ve
——
95%
40%
44%
55%
58%
*57%
34
—
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35%
1
__
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—
*57%
36%
55%
——
59%
33%
37%
55 %
59%
34%
36%
65%
59%
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33%
36%
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58%
58%
—
34 %
34%
-
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
*34
1
*57%
April-Ocf
sinking fund 6s 1902
102%
103
101
—Feb-Aug
sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
100%
100%
3
44%
__Feb-Aug
67
44%
103
*42
*34
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961— Jan-July
a6s assented
Jan
1961
Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
40%
10
103
6
*91%,
——
35%
AExternal
assented
102% 102%
April-Od
1960
68
65%
42%
77%
78
'
*57%
65
Jan-July
78
75%
—
—
81%
78
--
April-Oct
68
A6s
1957_Aprll-Ocf
s
—
—
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76%
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— —
'
81
0
—
May-Noo
65
1957_April-Oct
1957-Aprll-Oct
20-year 3s
1942
sinking fund 6s I960
A6s assented
69 Va
sinking fund 7s 1st
assented
AExternal
65
70 %
AExternal
f $ bonds 1978
92
95 %
65
Jan-July
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ser
02%
90%
—
*99',2 100
(AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945_Jan-July
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82
'
■
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——.
-
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88
78
78
—
—
81
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74
—
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76
83%
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79
74%
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——
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78
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series
3%s
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High
3%s
3%s
Agricultural
Range
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or
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'
1980
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Friday
Bonds
Issue—
Corporate Stock
JULY
Week's
B O N D 8
...
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.
34%
36%
55%
59%
33%
37%
65%
59%
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(City) external 5s 1958
Australia
(Commonwealth) 5s 1955
June-Dec
102 Ve
Jan-July
10-year
3%s
1956
10-year
3%s
1957
June-Dec
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20-year
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1967
June-Dec
3'/as
1966
15-year
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1962
102
Belgium
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99 %
35
95%
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98
19
94%
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39
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94%
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71
88
2
102
106
1
109%
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113
103
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88 %
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s
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pursuant
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1978
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59
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91
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1979
1944
57%
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78%
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1
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2__
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53
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59%
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April-Oct
1962
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73
79
77
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63%
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53
36%
36%
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1961
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55
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33%
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89%
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reduced
1957——
June-Dec
1961
Stamped
Rxternal
1993
1961
sinking
assented
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May-Nov
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assented
(Interest
1978
;
*57%
May-Nov
1963
$
assented
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63%
86
57%
89%
April-Ocf
1952
to Plan A
A0s
93
86
1957
Aprll-Ocf
(Interest
1979
Ry)
to
A
due
1963
6s
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962
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(interest
1979
1927
pursuant
reduced
91
June-Dec
Plan
3.375%)
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f
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6y2S of 1926 due 1957
f
fund
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lABrazll
1962
95%
103
Jon-July
1955
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99%
94 %
1955
102%
93 %
93"%
Feb-Aug
6s
100%
249
102 y4
A8s assented
105
97%
93%
June-Dec
(Kingdom of)
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99%
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101
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part
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1
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1954
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due
1962
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7s
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1955
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119
128
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154
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1945
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
1963
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April-Oct
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1971
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1952
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1961
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1953
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78
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73 7
72 %
73 %
9%
1
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87 %
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881
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1979—
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1979
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107
1
115
115
77%
107
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82%
83 %
1
134
134
bond
readjustment
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129
1946___ Feb-Aitp
—May-Nov
May-Nov
(Republic) external 8s
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AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
91%
2
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Valley
Yokohama
oft
loan
of
9 V'a
-—Feb-Aug
14
1
9%
8
5%
10%
—
1961
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extended
1961
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33
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117%
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75
18%
18 %
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55
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1977
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86
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1950
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Sydney
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reduced
117
86
Range Since
Sold
(interest
2012
reduced
external
Bonds
Friday's
May-Nov
2001 ______!
to
)
stamped
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14
112%.
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93
99 5 «
38%
to
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8s
4
99%
112
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Jan-July
1976
1
1
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reduced
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ser
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62
93
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f dollar bonds Jan
f
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3s
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1952—
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99%
99
99
6Vis
A6Vis e*tl secured sinking fund
99
62
—
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3%s extl
Paulo
54 %
62
to
19G0___
(Kingdom ol) extl 5%s 1955
External gold 4Vis 1902
(City of)
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!
98%
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Denmark
El
8
—
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6V )
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49 %
26
51%
Cundinamarca
(Dept on—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
37%
4 V'a
IA Colombia
Czechoslovakia
ARorne
98%
3s ext
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
§ A Sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1940
May-Nov
§ A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952_„_
June-Dec
25-year gold 4Vis 1953
May-Nov
A Costa Rica
(Republic of) 7s 1951
May-No?;
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977
June-Dec
58'2
reduced
51'«
or
Bid & Asked
High
7 <4
April-OcZ
—,Ja?t-July
1961
Jan
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
36
%
(Republic of)—
AGs
A6s
Period
55 %
—-
*5%
June-Dec
1951
5s
Interest
Low
No.
High
'-57%
—
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
Mar-Sept
I960—
7s
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
AChilean
JULY M
ENDED
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Last
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
4%s series JJ 1961
4s series RR 1960
Maf-Sept
May-Noy
April-Oct
„—Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series A July 1970. May-Noy
*99%
__
99
82%
101
73%
*77
77
74 %
711
a
74%
71
70
77%
59
55 V
a
5J
55
55%
62%
Number 5243
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(407)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
General
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 3s 1980
1st
Brown Shoe Co 3'/is
1976
Jan-July
1971
Bush Terminal
Co
Cons
5s
income
mtge
gen
—Jun-July
BONDS
104%
83%
Electric
first
8s
Consolidated
9 6'A
99
84%
*100
94%
81%
101%
100'A
89
4
84
90
a3s
Canadian
National
104
Canadian
4%
4J/4S
Juue-Dec
1956———
Carolina
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104
97
4 >A« -1992—.
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...Jan-July
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&
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debentures
Celotex
Jan. 1
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96
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—
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debentures 1965
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series
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*
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or
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cum
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84
1976—_Juue-Dec
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Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
Sale Price
'
91
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1976
3%s debentures 1978-
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96%
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3%s debentures
c
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Last
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2
Week's
Interest
Exchange
High
96','2
85 %
91
1955
1982
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*100%
—
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5s
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__
.Jan-July
31
New York Stock
97%
.
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Niagara Elec first mtge 2aws 1975_Map-Nov
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1
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Jan. 1
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„
debs
*—
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Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969—Mar-Sept
FOR
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or
96
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2
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99
25
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96
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28
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
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Period
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•|.
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or
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98
—
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*—
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New
Orleans
1977
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113
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—
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__
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Minn
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—
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1967—.April-Oct
-
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118
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and
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B
debentures
1978
Map-Nov
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156
65
98
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B
56%
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1970
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debs
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1982—
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1961
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see
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27
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—
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95
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—
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1979
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82
95
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_Feb-A«p
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June-Dec
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95%
90
__
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94
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96
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27
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——
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__
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—
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page 29
89
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92
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—
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Paducah
100
95 Ye
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debentures
——
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refunding 2%s series P 1981— June-Dec
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—
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&
refunding 3%s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
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72
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86
1
____
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.
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5
1974——April-Oct
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1974—
56
92
|
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84
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.
67
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107
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69
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1962
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1969
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—Mar-Sept
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1972—„Jan-July
1978
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f debentures
s
1972
78
76
82'/4
4s 1994
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72%
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194
91
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255
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Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
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68%
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—
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136
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Western RR—
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mortgage
79%
RR—
refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
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:
67%
72%
82 Ve
—
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76%
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102
66%
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Mohawk
Niagara
Prior
*—
104
92%
73%
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telephone 2%s series D 1982
3YaS series E 1978—Feb-Aug
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Jen-July
94
—
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95
1
68%
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10
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1st
&
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68
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&
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97
95%
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1955
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1973
1954
4s
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1st
6
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1978
102%
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Nashville
&
Y
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85
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1976
debentures
Louisville
Y
IN
56%
27
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mortgage 3:us ser D 1976.
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3%s
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71%
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A
1st
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N
85
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—
96%
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& Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
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4s
series
7s
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99%
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&
mortgage
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80
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93
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93
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—June-Dec
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June-Dec
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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29
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
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BONDS
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96
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YEARLY
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;
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500
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1971
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5
99
92%
98
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1971
1981
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1953 and ending Friday, July 31, 1953.
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1966
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RANGE
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j
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I
104%
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93
94 >/2
1
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67
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—
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Wisconsin
a
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—
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109
10
106%
.
1
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Wisconsin
103%
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97
102%
13
101
■
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Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
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May-Woe
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95%
120%
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B
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113
16
101%
j
;
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1979—June-Dec
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74
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98
78
— —
— —
—
90%
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--
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3%s
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96%
—
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1955—Feb-Aug
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Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
105%
100
1956—April-Oct
1983
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A
1958
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90%
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100'/2
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79'/a
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—
83
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92
90%
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102
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111
75
100%
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1957—;
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98
70
—
104% 105%
102
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/«n-July
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5s 1994—Jan-July
A
1956—-April-Oct
6'/2s series
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Southwestern Bell Tel
3'As
107%
82%
5
73
105'A
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—May-Nov
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Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New Orleans &
gtd
3s series
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1977
general 6s series A
and
32%
90
5
1
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1959—Afar-Sept
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
93
110
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109%
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debentures
102%
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Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
1967—Jan-July
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1979——Afay-Nov
93%
85%
8
95%
*68%
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consol
refund
RR
Western
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First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
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consol
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97
92
Southern Pacific RR Co—
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101 %
95%
95%
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94
——
1047/a
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1976
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95
166
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240
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1994—.
97
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3%s
105
90
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99
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112 %
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98
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118%
93
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100%
90
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97%
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1985
27/as debentures 1987
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s
Southern
3%s
97
86
96
104% 104%
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and
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93
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109%
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trust
debentures
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—
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ApriZ-Oct
94
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112
93
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91
101 % 101%
109%
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13
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1970
1972
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77%
96
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48%
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96
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1977
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95
May-Nov
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95%
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86
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19«9_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3'/as B
1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st
Scott Paper 3s conv debs
Pacific
First
4»/2s series A Jan 2022
96
53
19
1982
1st mtge & coll trust
4%s s f debs 1972
106%
96
77
Second 4s inc
Seaboard
3'As
Oil of California
First
—
96%, 103%
V
95%
*95
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s
mtge
1st
—
78%
5
4
126
100%
Jan-July
1968
4
98%
96%
114
99%
3%s
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4s series A 1997
First
98%
April-Oct
97 V*
87%
8
•—
—April-Oct
1961
13
120
99% 100%
June-Dec
1960
91
89%
120
1985—Jan-July
1974
94
89%
120
96'A
97%. 102%
91%
Universal
92%
115%
89%
.
47
*90 %
United
103%
—
94 %
87%
.
92
*92%
June-Dec
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
and
mtge & coll tr 2%s
United
....
*81%
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
5s
1996
Second mtge inc
3%s
Jan
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
Aprii-Ocl
gold
Louis-San, Francisco Ry Co—
1st
C
82%
96%
99%
'
99 % 100
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
99%.
99
91
«...
__
*90%
103%
201%
96%
84
91%
SI
—
%
*104
99%
First
series
Adirond'k
gold
Jan-July
April-Oct
Afap-Nov
Afay-Nov
S
S3
ref
debentures
Union
132%
190
.
1977
Cent
5s
1st
102%
127%
98%
1
<R J)
Tobacco 3s debs
& Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4'/2s
series D
General mortgage 3'As
series J
income
3'As conv debs
101%
92
92
1995—Maw-Nov
95 Va
99%
2%s
'
Rochester Gas
Adjustment
Union
94
R
Reynolds
Orleans
1st
99
96
—
127%
Jan-July
90
102
*92
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
9i
98
94
99%
96%
1
*86%
96 Mi
97%
*98'A 100
98%
89
90
*89%
5
—Jlfar-Sjept
*99
—June-Dec
D
New
3s
May-Not?
94%
u
106
93'A
Co—
& ref 3%s, series
of
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
99%
;:;v: Q
Reading Co first
RR
BigB
85
May-Noy
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1975—April-Oct
105% 106
May-Nov
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
refund M 3%s series
Tol & Ohio
June-Bee
3%s debentures 1972
and
Term
*103
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
"refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Bee
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Zlfay-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
First
18
90
Low
17
Louis-
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
(Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
June-Bee
1963
and
and
First
101
98%
94%
Jan. 1
No.
90
94%
Range Slnoe
Sold
j
& Pacific first gold. 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
102
98
89%
Jan-July
Texas
101%
96%
Bends
High
89%
Jan-July
May-Nov
First and refund M 3'As series B
86
100%
*96'A 100%
Mar-Sept
-
1966
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
107%
*99%
Mar-Sept
1977—Feb-Aug
-Jon-July
1983
Refund
107
__
debentures
2%s debentures 1972
debentures
1973
Refund
109%
82
'
2%s
Terminal RR Assn of St
106
103%
Friday's
Bid A Asked
T
109 %
2
—
Corp
104
April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s series
A 1958
—June-Dee
First mortgage 4%s series B
1959——April-Oct
First mortgage 4'/2s series
C 1960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
Ry—
3'As
Oil
101%
-Jan-July
j
1st mtge
Swift & Co
103
83
1964—May-TVoo
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
2%s
96%
108
__
or
8ale Price
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—JWap-Nov
debentures 1974
Jan-July
Sunray
108
*106'A 107
Week's Range
Last
Period
Oil
99 %
105%
__
Coal—
First general 5s series B 1962—
First general 5s series C
1974
First general 4%s series D
1977_
Standard
106
103%
—
April-Oct
1965
Potomac Elec Power
—
Interest
Exchange
Low
100 %
101
*108
*108
June-Deo
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
Friday
BONDS
94%
__
*101
31
New York Stock
2%s
1953___June-Dec
Pittsburgh Consolidation
JULY
95
■
—
,G 1957—_i)fay-Nov
ser H
1960___Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
ser
General mortgage 5s series A
1970
General mortgage 5s series B
1975
General mortgage 33/8s series E
1975
Pittsb Coke & Chein 1st
mtge 3%s
ENDED
High
102%
__
Ry—
F
ser
Low
446
__
WEEK
Jan. 1
No.
105% 106
FOR
Range Sine#
Sold
High
97%
106
Pilisbury Mills, Inc 3'/8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s
19cJ6__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Bonds
Feb
31 %
350
25%
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
3%
Apr
32% May
f
J
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Chronicle
Commercial and. Financial
The
SO
...
Monday, August 3, 1953
(410)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED JULY
31
Last
STOCKS
,
Range
for Week
of Prices
High.
Shares
Sale Price
Exchaags
American Stock
Week's
far
100
82%
Jun
95
Jan
Castle
22
Jun
24%
Feb
Catalin
Aluminum
12%
Feb
16%
Jan
Cenco
Air Filter 5%
American
22%
13%
14
700
4%
4%
2,000
3%
Jan
21%
21%
200
20%
Jan
%
pia
conv
13%
Vi
1
American Book Co_
100
American Hard Rubber Co
20
American Laundry Machine—
20
American Manufacturing Co com
20
American Maracaibo Co_
—1
American Meter Co———
—•
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—2fl
American Potash & Chem cl A conv—•
American Republics —______
10
American Seal-Kap common
2
American Thread 5% preferred
0
American Writing Paper common
5
Amurex Oil Development class A
0
Beverage
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg__—
convertible preferred
4%%
Aro Equipment Corp
9
400
200
23% Juty
2o
22%
100
21%
Jan
25% Mar
6
9,600
4%
Feb
6% Mar
24
400
23%
Jun
32
54%
57%
13%
13%
Tel
Associated
Class
4
4%
4%
300
Jan
11
15%
31,400
9'/a
Feb
20%
li
4%
5%
8,600
2%
Apr
5% July
9%
9%
700
8%
Feb
10% Mar
17%
18%
6
6%
9%
18%
Jan
18% July
9% May
4%
4%
200
12%
400
11
July
230
98
Apr
4%
100% 101
18%
8,000
10% May
Claude
Jun
24% Mar
Claussner
12%
114% Mar
117%
17'/a July
24%
45%
45%
150
45%
Jun
53%
Jan
22% Mar
9% July
10% Mar
Colonial
Airlihes
Jan
1% July
Colonial
(The)
7%
19%
17%
19%
1%
1%
1%
14
2,300
18,300
ic
■— —
11%
800
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
93%
Jun
116%
Jan
9,300
6 %
6%
11%
Jan
6 Via
Jun
7%
Jan
15
11% July
Mar
11%
2,200
1
2
Ve
2%
900
2%
2%
100
9%
9%
200
9
Mar
11
Mar
•
17 VB
300
17
Jun
21
Jan
1
.
S
common
17 Ve
—
xl%
5% May
Jun
Jun
4
2% July
Bailey & Selburn Oil & GasClass
1
Baker-Raulang
Baldwin
Company
Rubber common
11%
11
12%
11%
3%
Jun
18%
Jan
July
13 %
Mar
11 %
11
3%
lo.
Covp
3%
Jan
4
Mar
8
Jan
3
Vu July
3%
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Banff
Oil
Basic
Inc
1
& Co common
Bearings
Ties
Beckman Instruments
Bellanca
Co
14%
15%
14
■
__
■
40
600
1
A
10%
Brazilian
Traction
Light & Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
Brillo
.
Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
British
American
Amer
•"
10 Ve
25%
•
19%
Co
10s
8%
9 Ve
Mills Ltd
4%
4%
"
American
V4
3%
Jun
11%
9%
3,400
7% Mar
5%
900
4% July
23%
4%
18%
125
22% July
25 % Mar
Jan
24
17%
Jun
22 Ve
19%
6,100
Mar
Jan
preferred
July
5%
400
4% July
5% July
3%
300
2%
3% July
50
33%
Apr
400
7%
Jan
8%
Jun
35
8%
8%
8%
4,200
9'/a
89
150'
13%
14%
1,100
6%
500
9
2.50
Jan
37
Mar
8% 1 July
12% Mar
100
Jun
87
Jan
Apr
50 Va Mar
12
Jan
14% July
Jan
6% July
5%
1212%
800
12%
14%
600
14
14% May
July
Apr
2,000
17
100
19%
6
Feb
19%
Apr
Feb
8
20% May
Jan
6
14%
8%
700
9
13% Xl4%
2.600
July
8%
Jan
8% July
6
10
Sullivan
5
July
5%
19%
9
10%
Jan
8% July
10% Mar
13%
19%
Jun
Jan
dep rets ord shares
Inc—
Corroon
$1
A
6,300
•h
3%
Vb
Jan
300
%
3s 6d
121/ac
Jun
5
Jan
Jan
Calamba
Sugar
common
Estate
50c
3%
•
10%
10%
•
9V8
x9%
1
5}^
Camden
Fire
Oil
«fc Gas
Co,
Insurance
Canada
6% 7c
Cement Co Ltd
common
preference
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Oil
Ltd
Co
Ltd:.
common
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Industries
5%
2/
5Ji
—
15%. Jan
10 Ve July
8%
5
10%
Jun
Jan
6%- Jan
Juiy
25%
20%. Jun
Feb
73%
—
9%
8%
9%
5%
5
5%v
—
17,800
8,100
Jan
73Va
Jun
27%
-
common,
Capital Transit Co
5
3%
4
13%
6%
14
6%
2.5a
common
;
Carolina Power & Light $5
pfd
Biscuit Co
2,800
•
Zl
1,800
200
——
75
_•
76
107% 108%
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For footnotes
see
Juii
page 33
1,200
1,000
19%
Apr
23% May
400
21%
Feb
24
400
6%
3,400
4%
8,500
14
4%
Jun
600
8%
5 %
4
preferred
8%
100
12,900
Feb
5 Va
14% May
'
Jan
20%
13
13%
5,700
10%
Jun
14%
18%
18 Ve
800
18
Jun
21%
3%
100
12>%
1,500
1 Ve
1 %
2,900
8%
87/e
600
8%
18%
700
17 %
3%
1 %
■
3 Va
Jan
Jan
4%
July
Jan
15% May
11% July
2% Mar
1 Ve July
Jan
9
■
Feb
21% Mar
Jun
J8Vs
18
9%
9%
500
12%
12%
13 Ve
2,900
11 Va
Apr
15%
Jan
12%
12
12 Va
2,900
11 Va
Jun
14%
Feb
1 Ve
:
-
Feb
)
3,400
24%
Jun
35%
May
11
July
9
1% Mar
Jan
27%
26%
27%
11%
11%
11%
700
lOVe
Jun
14% Mar
8%
8%
8%
1,000
7%
Apr
8% July
4%
4%
5'%
3,500
4% July
_5%
"5%
'5%
600
24 " :
23 Va
24 Ve
1,900
33%
34
5% July
1%
Jun
S %
8%
9%
300
i'e
j.;
id
8 Va
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
49
Jun
Jan
100
'
19%
33% July
8 Ve
Feb
31% Mar
23% July
150
Feb
7
iii Mar
5%
%
Jan
Jan
10 %
Jan
Jun
9%
Feb
% July
9%
9%
9%
200
8 Va
7%
7%
7%
400
7 Va
17
17
100
16 Ve
Jun
17
.23 V2
21%
23%
22,000
16 Ve
Apr
23% July
47/e
Jan
V2
Jan
72%
71%
72%
4,100
67 Va
Jun
76%
Jan
! I
a/.
700
%
Apr
1 Va
Jan
6%
-
6%
300
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
11%
July
14%
Feb
1% July
2 Ve
Jan
10
10 Ve
1,000
9%
13 Va
13%
100
13 Ve
1%
300
25 Ve
1,300
30
,1%
23
24%
168
167
167
8%
8%
Feb
0
Feb
Jun
27
130
Feb
8 Va
Jun
12%
Feb
1,150
14%
Feb
IB
Feb
5%
Jan
6 Va
Feb
13 Va
5-
Jan
16% Mar
Day
87o debenture
Detroit
Gray
Detroit
Hardware
Steel
Detroit
Co
class5 B——_.—
American
—
V
dep rets ord
reg,
——.
Exploration Ltd-i,—;—<
Finance Corp
Domestic
3%
1 %
1%
125
40
1,800
Jun
Jun
13% July
5%
Jan
26% Mar
15 %
Feb
6%
Jun
8V2
Feb
3%
Jar
4
%
Jan
Jun
114%
1% May
2%
Jun
74
106
—
%
700
1 Va
Jun
2%
Feb
% "
30
120
28 Va
Apr
July
16
300
14%
Jun
common
23
.1
25c
2%
200
23%
2 Va
2%
23 V«
500
Textile Co Ltd common,.
Dominion
Dow
Chemical Co Ltd
Oil
.'—4s
-
10%
18%
19
1
5%
_2.50-
200
10%
1,800
19
5%
4,000
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Jan
2% July
3% May
July
29% Mar
23
1214
Jan
Jan
ll96
Jun
3
Jan
2'%
9%
Jan
Feb
11 Ve Mir
25%
18% July
Jan
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3
5% July
6Ve
5 Va May
1
Jan
82
Feb
11% July
1-/%
Jan
May
9 %
Apr
19%
74
July
11%
%
::
8
9
300
8%
Jun
6%
2,600
4%
Jun
7
Va July
15%
6
100
8%
•
1,700
8%
6 Ve
»*-
12 Ve
8%
12 Ve
1
*
10
*
—1
Company
Apr
2%
2%
li,300
"lis
I'.J
2
Bridge Co Ltd
*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock——*
&
Jun
10% July
~
Mar
4
13% May
Jan
1%
-
17l,
145
12 Va
Dominion
Dominion Tar
7% Mar
Jan
137
Feb
33
30
6 %
1
Dobeekmun Co common,,Dome
Feb
1
*
*
.
(The) Corp
Diversey
6 Va
X19
15%
—10
Products
Ltd—
Jan
30
1
1
Mfg Co
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Distillers
27%
x5%
)
&
Devoe &c Raynoids
Jun
100
——100
—
Manufacturing
Iron Foundry,,
Gasket
Feb
300
6
1%
__10c
—35
50c
5
Dejay Stores common—•
Dennison Mfg -class A common
7% Mar
July
6 %
20
6
—1,
Dayton RubbeivGo class A
200
6%
20
,
Mines Inc,.
Detroit
6%
6%
1
—2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc—
Jan
13
July
Jan
49
July
Jun
20
Mar
38 Ve
40
300
29%
16%
■
•
18
18
2,800
16%
7^H Mar
Jan
9%
Apr
8 Ve
8 Ve
8»A
3,500
34%
34 Va
100
32%
Jun
40Va
Jan
10
Duke Power Co__
i———— •
DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories—
34%
33%
33
33%
300
32 Va
Apr
35 V4
Jan
12%
11%
12%
8,900
11% July
117%
Jan
10c
3%
~3Ve
100
Harris
Class
A
Co
i
common
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
,
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duraloy
(The)
Test
Corp .common.—
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
<
5% May
5% May
£1
1
•
——X
*_—•
3-e Juiy
A
5%
"5'A
"5%
29%
.
30%
30%
700
,
4-i
j
1-4%
Jun
11
jjan
Feb
5% July
-.% Af <r
Jan
33 % Mar
.
700
25%
j
E
Gas & Fuel Assn
83
Apr
~1
common—10 •
prior preferred
Malleable Iron
States
$7
Corp
preferred series A——
preferred
25
1
Apr
30
.—•
Jan
Electric Bond & Share common
—5
Jan
Electrographic Corp common—
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Mar
26%
9,200
10%
67
26%
175
10
,
1100
1
5
9%
13 %
Jun
64%
Jun
74
Jun
25
f
30%
Jan
Feb
Mar
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
165
Mar
116
1,300
9%
7%
128%
8%
9
*
•
preferred
Easy Washing Machine class B
$2
10 Ve
66'A
lOVe
100
series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial lnt,—1
$6
I
'
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D
Crystal Dairies Inc
Dallch
'•
Jan
Jun
19 Va
163
7,000
8%
17
17
2.50
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo!
Jan
■
Jun
-5
*
Curtis
Jun
Jan
5%
Feb
17%
25c
—
35%
Jun
Apr
3%
Jan
Apr
10% Mar
July
5
July
5%
500
—————10
—
6%
15
18%
—
Allantie Sugar common—
JUn
18
11%-
Co
$6
17% May
Jan
4%
Apr
Jan
Jun
9%
Jan
14%
3%
iirt-
Drug
Cuban
8%
42
Feb
4%
May
-'18%
Crown
6% Mar
£1
2s 6d
u
wy*
Cork
Cuban Tobacco common—
Feb
1 Ve
23 Ve
12%
Crown
common
25% May
21 Ve
14%
(Md)———-5
Internat'l -"A" partic
•
Crystal Oil Refining common
Jan
74
July
12%. Mar
Carreras Ltd—
American dep rets A ord.
American dep rets B ord
8% July
20 %
Cent Petroleum
4 Va %
25%
li
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Ihc
Carman & Co,
Jun
rir*A
Crown
Eastern
137/
%
11% Mar
Feb
1
Eastern
Is
19.50
22 Va
29% Mar
Jun
July
8%
II
"4
67
200
26
(ord reg)—£1
———
Eastern
1
725
5%
Milner & Co
Crowley
Duro
•-
>_•
800
24%
■
(The) Company,,
Croft
Jan
100
Capital City Products
Co.
4,700
13,000
Vb Mar
Ltd—'
77c preferred
Carr-Consolidated
2,000
9%
•
1
Canadian Marconi
Carnation
ii
20
Canadian Canners
4
Apr
•
Canada Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Canadian
5
5
Canada Bread Co Ltd
3%
3%- Jun
California Electric Power
Consol
3%
100
I
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calvan
8% v-
69%-^
8%
5
1
Petroleum
Driver
Products
8%
12 V* Jun
common——1
—*
common————1
dep receipts
American
Jan
Jan
Hi July
1% July
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
7%
7"e
6%,
class A
Petroleum
Cosden
Jun
July
68 Ve
Reynolds
&
Draper Corp common
c
Electric
7,100
—
Drilling & Exploration Co
Cable
lii
;jfe%
*
—
.—
preferred
Douglas
Ltd—
Burry Biscuit Corp
1%
5c-
Mines,,—
Jan
10%*
10
14%
50c
5
~U%
non-voting
Jan
7
12%
6%
100
Jan
July
6%
14
•
Plan common
convertible
Mines
Jan
Jun
2
•
preferred
Burma
Mar
47
2.50
class 13
Buckeye Pipe Line
60c
90
3% July
89
10
1
(EL) Co common
Bruck
Bunker Hill &
25% July
800
35
•
1
common
Bruce
17c
Feb
Jan
3%
5%
Coro
Feb
10% Mar
200
• -
cumulative junior preferred
Budget Finance
10%
Apr
5
•'
Distillers
Rubber
Jan
2%
•
1
preference
$3 2nd preference
Brown
Jan
5%
19%
1,200
-
4%>
16
3%
23
23
•
Brown' Company common
-
Jun
20%
5 Ve
10s
B
Format)
Feb
9% July
10s
American dep rects ord regular
British Columbia Power class A
Brown
Jan
12%
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
$5 convertible
Feb
3%
•
dep rets ord bearer
Class
Mar
2
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
13
46
3%
20o
Inc
Jan
Jan
84%
24%
•
1
Works
Jan
4% May
100
10
10
prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Foote Gear
6% Mar
40%
Apr
100
Corby
Jan
9%
•
5%%
Brad
Apr
17
10%
850
10%
•
Bourjois Inc,
16%
12%
10%
3
(H Ci C'o common:
Jan
10%
l
& Co common
Jun
FCb
36%
Co com_*
common
Jun
6%
38%
2,900
Jan
9% Mar
'
6% July
7 Vb
7% May
Royalty
Gold
Feb
9
10
,,1.251
Continental Car-Na var Corp—
1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
•
B
37
40 Va
OH
Continental Air Lines Inc—
Cont
Aviation & Engineering—
Class
Mar
;
22%
Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smeit'g Ltd—•
Cornucopia
Jan
9
Jan
5'A
2Q%
1
50c
1
iH) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting,
10
24'A
Consolidated
2% Mar
July
2% July
•
39%
23%
13
1,400
4
Black Starr & Gorhanr class
Bohack
200
15%
13%
1
common
Blumenthal (Si
5 Ve
15%
25*
Inc
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach
Blauner's
200
Jan
11% Mar
IV4 Mar
14
1
Benson & Hedges common:
Blckford's Inc
800
5%
5%
8%
Jun
Apr
21'A May
__
-r
1
of Canada common
Watch
5%
6%
10
1%
1%
1
Inc:
Aircraft common
Bell Telephone
Benrus
400
—
1
common
Shoe Corp,
(A Si
6,300
10%
.
1%
__50o
Inc
Beau-Brummell
Beck
~7%
1
Refractories
(Li
"7
10%
"7%
1
Feb
2
15,700
2%
2%
•
Steel Corp
Baumann
:
to
50o
Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium
Jan
6
4% July
6% Mar
Securities
Baldwin
12%
4%
,
1,700
300
800
5,900
4/V
4'%
12
,_1
A
Jun
8%
6'A
11
Feb
May
80
6%
Machinery—
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Jan
10% Mar
89
'8%
—
Corp
50
100
8%
Feb
79
Jun
68 Ve
Fund Inc
1950
8%
100
5'A
common,——20
Consolidated Engineering
24%
Jun
6 V4
--ill-
-1
10
Colonial Sand & Stone Co———-——1
Colts Manufacturing Co——;
—10
Columbia Machinery <56 Eng Corp—10c
Commodore Hotel Inc
1
Community Public Service
j—10
Consolidated
B
67
7
Products Co
*'
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
—_—10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
*"
Colon Development ordinary
Compo Shoe
Vtc ext to
50
•_*_
-t-
Club Aluminum
rt
119% July
Jun
104
100
96
94%
Clinchlield Coal Corp
a
200
1%
1%
•
96
&
Clayton
Feb
J
71%
7%
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Jun
10
1
preferred
Corp
Feb
Co
Hosiery
Jan
22% July
36
1"
1
5
Manufacturing Co—
Neon Ilic
4% Mar
29% Mar
75
82
Jan
Jun
22 »/e
8%
1
Claroslat
1,100
116
116% 118
Machine
Collieries
Jan
19%
8%
116
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Voting
22% Mar
109
2U0
Jun
3%
4,400
9
Jan
6%
3la
4%
81%
Cherry-Burreil common—
-5
Chesebrough Manufacturing .com
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine——-—--4
Chief Consolidated Mining——,
-1
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
5
City Auto Stamping
—
5
City Specialty Stores inc
1
4% % convertible preferred—
50
Clark (The) D L Co
Clark Controller Co
1
17%
8%
19%
6%
non-cum
Apr
5% May
4 Ve
9
-10
Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
3% July
71
1
2.50
Charis
6%
26Ve
10
——2
10
America—
3%
4% July
22 Ve
1
100
Aircraft Co common
Jan
15
15,500
8%
17%
Jan
7%
600
,9%
9
Apr
4!
5,000
12
12
101
May
5% July
15
1,000
5%
18%
50
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Jan
9%
Atlas
Ayshire
July
Jan
4%
12%
div)
arrear
17%
4%
•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries,
Automatic
Cessna
Chamberlin Co of
13% Mar
Si
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Non-voting
Jan
Apr
Tel-
&
(ex $43
A
33 % Mar
'
4%
100
Products
Central Power & Light 4% pld
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Jan
5%
17% Mar
Jun
1,100
6,300
5
4
,*
Ohio Steel
15%
800
,
7% May
5% Feb
3% July
200
3%
16Ve
3%
Co—
preferred
3.50%
Central
63
15%
4
preference $1.40 series
34%
July
54
300
13%
Jan
preference $1.50
Conv
High
Lew
3%
series
Conv
Central Maine Power
Jun
28%
1,400
27%
Ltd——
Explorers
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
1
,1
1—__1
Corporation
Central
Shares
15%
(AM) & Co
—10
Corp of America——.—1
Jan
31
25
32
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets leg
j an
9%
23%
57%
•
50
2.50
Associated Laundries of America
Jan
23%
1
,
Jun
12 %
5%
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
0
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
■
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
•
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Jan
22%
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
Jan
1% May
47
9%
<1
——
1%
Apr
23%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares
May
Jan
44
•
S
Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products,____—
4% Mar
24
Jan
800
common
.
Anacon
%
1%
Car Co class A—1
lAmerican Bantam
American
22%
100
21%
Jnc
Industries
Ambrook
1
Casco Products common,,—
•
•
25o
Industries common
Aluminum
Carter
common/
W) Co
(J
90
89%
100
preferred—
Goods Manufacturing
3% Mar
Jan
2Ve
for Week
Loio
Par
900
Aluminum
$3.75 cumulative
Sale Price
High
Low
3'A
3
1
Brewing Co
Co of America
Altes
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week'a
Friday
Sales
Friday
Jan
150
Mar
~
25'A
25 V*
26
800
25 % July
Feb
27%
15%
14%
16%
9,400
24 %
23 Ve
24%
15,800
12 V»
11%
12 Ve
1,300
100
6%
■
—
200
6%
—
—
20
101
•
Feb
30 Va Mar
13%
Apr
14% July
22%
Jun
?*
J
23 % Mar
11
12-i
Jun
104%
6% July
r%
*
100
17%
Apr
July
Feb
Jan
July
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(411)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock
_
Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
.
Equity Corp
$2
common
convertible
Low
._10c
2
1
33
prelerred
Esquire Inc
Eurexa
Corporation Ltd
Warrants
$1
ENDED
Fargo
Camera
Oils
Friday
STOCKS
Low
2'/8
5,900
33'/a
500
1%
%
10,200
74
74
200
20%
21%
120
It;
%
_
2%
35
Jan
%
Mar
5%
Feb
li°0
Jan
i°6
% July
20
Jan
Jan
Feb
32% Mar
May
Sterling
Fishman
Flying
Fore
<M
Kennedy's
Philaj
Class
A
B
oi
iPeteri
210
Kcnvvell Oils
Kidde
ord
new
62%
73la
Jun
4% July
9%
Jan
7% May
Jun
11
6,900
7
July
10%
63 %
62%
2,900
59
Jun
69% Mar
68%
Jun
73% Mar
3%
Jun
63%
4
37
4
b
2.600
France-
A)
May
7];] Jan
~7% ~774
£1
leg
&
Mines
Ltd
1
Kings
County
& Co
Lighting
common
Klrby
Mar
Jan
4
Knott
M
%
%
%
7.600
%
~
_i
6
1.25
Co
10 7u
6%
400
7
7
5
7%
4,300
10 Va
1,000
10%
Geilman
Alig
Co
Alloys
Builders Supply Corp com
Co
Feb
IS May
5% May
7%
8
Apr
10% Jiuy
Jan
May
ll74i Mar
OuLdoor
Adv
Corp
$5
6%
pfd___
C)
Glen
Alden
Glenuiore
Glooe
Coal
Co
1%
Mines
2
1st
14 Vi
Jan,
17
Jun
15
Jun
18
Jan
12%
12%
200
11%
Jan
12'/a
101%
10%
Greer
200
Jun
11%
Jan
3
3 %
2,400
3
July
4'/a
Feb
114
1%
Hi-
1,900
1 %
July
2
7
Mar
8 Va May
1
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
g
Lake
1
Shore
Mines
3
Apr
2%
Feb
Lakey Foundry & Machine:
1
Corp of Delaware
Locke
Feb
Longines-Wifctnauer
28%
1.108
Jail
Mar
Heller
1
9%
1,600
%f
4% Mar
9
Jun
100
11
July
12% May
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
12
Apr
15'%
Marconi International
200
17
12%
Feb
11%
3,200
800
12
July
23
400
22
Jun
48
150
35
Jun
7%
Jan
Feb
22
Jun
8 %
Mar
Marion
Power
Massey
Harris
27%
Mays (J W)
Feb
800
151
152%
1
Co
52%
Jan
Jun
27'%
27 %
July
Jan
5%
Jan
52%
14%
15%
6 %
7 %
14.200
Jun
Jan
1%
1,000
50 %
3,600
If/4 Juiy
4%
Hercules
Higbie
f
;Hoe
Steel
5%
•
164% July
135%
Jun
Jun
Apr
57% Mar
Michigan
x21
Feb
8
Jun
Apr
&
Co
Holopfaane Co
preferred
class
50
200
4 '/a
1,600
10%
1,400
400
3%
8%
200
Hardurt
common
&
Lock
5
common
Refining capital stock—*
&
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
Hygradc Food
5
Securities
Products
Jun
3% July
7-/4 July
17%
Jan
Jan
18%
Apr
July
Jan
4%
12%
27
Jan
May
21% July
Feb
71% Mar
9% May
7%
9
Jun
12
Jun
Jun
16%
Jan
27/B
2,400
2%
Jan
11
=
101
102
80
26
1,200
63%
4,000
3=%
1,200
25%
26
61%
63
3
3%
%
May
Jan
July
3% Mar
15
Jan
16
Jan
46% Mar
152
{Illinois'Zinc Co
32%
American dep receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco
Impenal Tob
of
of .Canada
Gt
Brit
&
35-
5,400
13%
of North
5
International
Metal
Petroleum
International
■Iron. Fireman
Irenite
Irving
Industries
200
89
86%
T
89
87%
I
,
A—
3fr
•
31'
22£4 -24%
5
10%
1
.
-k
100
—
t
*
13%
_1
v
^
Chute
6%
c
—
2|7 a
1
13;
6%
10%
13%
7
60%
Mt
Jun
23%
74%
200
Julian
Jupiter
Kaiser
Gas
&
1
1
common—
20%
Jan
38% Mar
12% July
Electric
Fcr footnotes
see
J
Jan
6%
Feb
National Fuel
Jun
28%
Jun
37
Jan
National
9%
Jan
11% July
National
7%
83
Jun
100
80
Apr
100%
Jun
25
Feb
Hess
Bellas
4%%
pfd
100
Inc.
industries
National
Presto
Jan
National
Radiator Co
Mar
xl 13% Mar
12 74
12
12
74
1374
14 V\
1,200
774 July
14 % Mar
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
11
Jun
13
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
13% July
5
Feb
17'/2 Mar
24%
1374
14 74
450
574
14%
25'A
57b
100
257/4
25
400
2%
500
2%
5
20%
Feb
4%
1,400
24
24%
300
34%
36 %
4,300
3%
3%
2,000
xll% May
Jan
Mar
3'/4 Mar
Jan
Jun
1,100
U 74
5%
29
2Vz May
30%
5
4%
lV/z
1174
5% Mar
33 V2 Mar
15 Va
Jan
xlOO
36 y8
Jun
103 'A Mar
22
Jan
25y2.Mar
29% July
2%. Jan
86
80
99% 100
July
96
Jun
88 '/♦ Jun
~2%
2%
162% 162%
47
700
4%
1,500
474
a
40
300
4
4
100
16
16%
6,500
99
16%
17%
10074
420
2,800
27%
100
100
8
8
8
•
3 74
3
2774
33%
6%
36
250
674
36
7
2,600
57%
4
157.
Jun
34% May
47/s. Jan
96% Mar
14 %
Feb
96.%
Jun
2% May
25'/a
Jan
96% Mar
3'/a
169
Jan
Jan
37% Mar
5% Mar
37/a July.
17 Va July
Jan
Mar
103 ya
2%, Jun
3% Mar
17 74
Ltd^
National
Steel
30'% Mar
National
Transit
10
12
National
Union Radio.—
Meter
Apr
2% May
10%
May
Jan
6% July
3% July
32%
5%
84
Car
Jan
Jan
Apr
12
Jan
Jan
Nestle
Le
Tel
England
&
Idria
572 Mar
3%
23
Apr
Jan
17 Va Mar
114-
4%
Mar
Jan
Jan
33 % Mar
7%: Jun
9% Jan
27
Jan
6% July
42'%
Jun
8 Va Mar
Auction
York
&
New
Co
Mexico
Park
&
57% Mar
Jan
New
Arizona Land
Mining
York
Founders
Apr
5y2 July
4%
87/s
—2
Co
Jan
21/*
Jan
13%
Jun
16% Mar
Jan
17
Jan
_2 7b
~2%
-
2%
3
A Jan
3
July
21J
98:500
3
28,400
12
274
900
Mi- Jan
1%
Jan
Jun
13% Mar
9% July
12
12
10% Mar
12
Jun
15
14«A
15
3,200
12
16%
1474
1674
2,700
13%- Jan
20
19%
20
25'A
37b
15y2
Mar
17
Jan
20
July,
25%
200
25
Apr
27%
374
1,800
3%
Jun
2,400
274
2274
Jan
4% Mar
2%
Apr
3
200
20%
Jan
25 %
4%
2%
227s
2%
Jan
21
700
Jun
Jan
'
1
40c
—100
1
20
Jan
6,400
5,800
-10
1
2%
2'A
13%
14
1
_10c
Jun
14'%,
2'A
1
.25c
17'A Mar
3%. Jan
Apr
4-%. Jan
2
1,880
2 A July
110 Va Jun
3%
3%
800
2Va, Jan
4% May
8%
2
8%
300
5%
Jan
10 Va May
1%
2
16
113
iV
112
3%
2%
113
6,700
{5 May
115%
50c
"l%
1%
7,400
I1/*
49 Va
48%
50
3,800
47'/a
Jun
60%
1
17%
16'/a
17%
4,300
16 Va
Jun
23
1
Co
Zinc
Process
3% Mar 1
105
3,000
15%
25
Chem
&
Min
York
Jan
Tel—
convertible preferred
New
98% July
5 74
30c
New Haven Clock & Watch
New
July
4%
—2.50
common:
Dominion Oil Ltd
New British
New
New
3
5 V*
1
common
Co
Mur
5% Mar
Jun
5%
700
—-
common
17% Mar
1%
Jun
400
5%
May
15%
5 7;4
16%
1 Va
1%
2,600
1
Jun
1
July
Feb
1% July
Jan
May
l7/8Mar
57
Jan
62 Va Mar
common
•
9%
9%
100
x9%
Jun
10%May
Honduras Rosario
10
26%
26%
350
25
Apr
28% Mar
7
May
Co
common
Co
Shipbuilding
shares
57%
-*
57%
25
10
9
Feb
Corp—
1
19%
19
page 33.
1 % Mar
Jan
11% July
600
14%
Jun
-
18- Jan
7
.—1
—
Products
Starch
National
Jan
22% July
Juiy
10
July
474
...
Machinery
July
100%
13
8
3,200
1,200
—4
National Research Corp
16
100%
Apr
1,600
1
774
7%
14 y2
Mar
75
18,500
12%
IS
1
15%
common-
Mlg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
—JPhoenix Industries—J_
National
3
37 a
1174
12
5'/a
Gas
20,500
3
Mar
—1
Co
Milling
3%
374
8
60
Jan
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
20%
—-—
New York Merchandise
Corp
374 Mar
Jun
1
Inc.
3"
16,100
2%, July
._10
Corp
3%
i«
774 July
N
Nachman
New
2
Apr
21% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
New Jersey
16%
10
50c
common
Muter Company
4
2
1174
674
1
Mfg Co.——
5
Ring common——2.50
Co
74
6
55
1
600
ie
♦
10c
Muntz TV Inc
4%
2
Jan
1474- Jun
600
500
1
Products—
Metal
Clemens
4%
16
Oils Ltd—
Motors
Kansas
_10c
Jan
4'% Mar
400
100
•'
cumulative preferred
4
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
2.50
Mountain Slates Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
4%
O'Mahoney Inc
& Kokenge Co
9%
200
1,500
6%
New
Jerry
15'%
Jan
4 Va Mar
5
X
common
2%
674
class A—.—*
Ward & Co
Murray Ohio
3'% July
Jun
600
26 V2 Mar
15'% May
Jun
~2%
Mt
4%%
Jeannelte Glass Co
pid
class A
Society com
Loan
Monroe
Muskogee
Jun
600
Jan
xl3
674
100
series B„ 100
4.50% preferred scrios C
100
Feb
80
3%
Jan
"274
cumul preferred
4.80%
Jan
27
--
Feb
7%
*
Molybdenum Corp
Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
Mar
103
300
17
'
50
Monogram
30
450
1,300
3
4
7%
50c
Light 5%
&
Pwr
107
100
.
10,400
1074
1674
17
1
Neptune
24%
Feb
Jan
1274 July
5,400
5
—
Public Service common
May
20%
10
,1,000
.
27/b
•
Canada
National Rubber
capital stock-*
Manufacturing
j
103% 106%
Co—
Inc—•
Air
11 %
274
*
common
of
-25% July
101
6% May
50
Products
j ..3.9CA -preferred
6,200
lit?
•
$3.50 series
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service
Co
Corp
National
31%
274
50c
convertible preferred
4%%
5%
sdp2
31%
pl'd__100
America..
Intel national
600
:i
5
International Cigar Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
14%
Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance Co
Wohl
Miller
Mining
National
14%
common—A—
shares
piping Co
Narnm-Loeser's
Imperial Chemical Industries—
j
Midwest
Feb
«
,
dividend
Muskegon Piston
18% July
4% May
>
.—
34%
Feb
13% July
137
101
Feb'
Jan
100
2,000
22
600
14%
1
Mid-West1 Refineries
Minnesota
12%
19
1274
14 V*
'
Missouri
11%
19
300
12 74
14%
2.50
*
10
common
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
14% May
99
Co
Jan
30
800
-44
•
>i_5
Jan
23%
600
*
24'/a Mar
34%
40
Products—
Steel
noi.-cum
Midvale
Apr
2%
1,900
175
100
Harvey) Inc
5%
12 %
11%
13%
—*
preferred
Jun
Jan
14%
137b
10% May
3,300
1
Montgomery
800
Feb
2674 July
200
74
preferred—*
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America.—
12
9'%
16% July
24'%
common
$1 conv
Feb
117b
10%
24 y4
Corp
Corp
Jun
27b
Baking Co_
Hardart
$2
Hone
Oil
3%
1-5
;
&
Oil
preferred
6'/o
9
—•
Co
Steel Tube
6%
.
Jun
Jun
1
2% July
8 Va
23% May
7%
■
15
700
?
3% July
Jan
24%
Corp
400
8 Va
14 Vz
700
18
Iuc^
27b
14
Va
1,400
8%
Feb
May
1
preferred
Bumper
774
11%
14
5
2074
8%
874
10
1
7%
10
20%
—-
25c
2%
7%
13%
&
Feb
Jun
68% July
77/a Jan
1
A)
1%
9%
5,390
100
53% Mar
Jan
Jan
2
100
2j %
4
16%
Jan
1%
13%
..2.50
A:
&
Hurd
580
1%
24 *
—
*
Michigan Sugar Co common;.—
Jan
Jun
90 %
1
Horn
<
52%
%%
10c
Horn
5%
14%
1
;
Jun
150
20%, 20%,
lnu„—
Humble
5% Mar
100
common
<Geo
HubbeW
3%
23 %
7%
2
.Holly Stores Inc
Hormei
1% July
4
100
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
.Horder's
200
900
3*/B
•
common
convertible
<Rl
1%
23 %
125
10%
Brothers
'Michigan
4%
700
5
Jan
30%
—
28
—10
Corp common
Participating
Michaels
2% Mar
1%
2'/a
28 Va
26%
■
„
16%
Co——
Textile
Middle States Petroleum
4
17%
Warrants
Micromanic
2%
13%
22
Jan
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Mel-rift
Mesabi Iron
19'/a Mar
10 %
Jun
Jan
14
1
11% July
2'/a
11
18
200
10
Co
Mfg
Jan
10%
100
500
167/4
1
Jan
1.%
11%
21
15%
17
common
17
2
Products
Mfg Co
0%
Mcnasco
Mar
8
4
24
Feb
20%
—
5
Co
10%
51%
common
Co
&
200
1%
,
&
Gl
600
51%
.
Holt & Co
(A
Johnson
Mead
Midland
*
July
11%
•
—
20%
1
17%
1%
—
£1
Inc common
Aircraft Corp—
11%
*
preferred
Henry
McDonnell
11%
—1
—
15%
10
17%
1
-
12
*
21% Mar
15% July
5,800
—10c
.
1,300
Feb
144%
50%
'7
25c
common—
12%
common
McWilliams Dredging common
131
1%
Ltd
Co
Shovel
McKec
450
1%
25
preferred-
12%
Jan
July
Marine
1 % Mar
375
134% 134%
16
A_
12%
•
86 % Mar
Jun
700
16
—'
49% July
*
Jun
22
7%
Co
Jun
.
24 %
•
Communication
Jan
13% Mar
41
15% '16%
(The B)
II! July
35
16
common-
9,200
'
Manischewitz
62% May
54 % May
76
'6%
Service
Stores
Mangel
Midland
Corp
49%
July
M
100
,
12%
—5
Inc
3874
4674
1
—1
:
75
'
49%
0
100
_1
Feb
Jan
45 Vz July
14 Vz
10
150
11%
7'%
674
'
Jun
18
Co
15,500
2
44
6'A
37% Mar
1
Land & Exploration
Corp
Metal
Brewery
42%
65/s July
50
25
44
Co
1
u
200
6%
44
Apr
Jun
43 Vz May
Apr
common!
79
15%
674
6%
6%
44
—
6V2
3%
3'/4 July
Jan
20'%
13% July
Public
45%
51
800
1,800
13J/s May1
41'A Apr
Maine
37
25
374
39%
38
250
Maokiulosh-Hemphill
78%
_9c
Jan
3%
—
16% May
17 »A Mar
200
Feb
1,600
37
T—50c
5%
Jan
Apr
14%
Jun
3%
22%
134%
Jun
7'/2
—
39%
8%
Jun
13%
14%
3%
47
♦
14%
300
Jun
23
stock
100
14%
Feb
14%
Feb
7
'/a
8%
15%
14
Jan
Jan
9%
14%
108%
12
7
3,400
8%
15%
474
9
14%
Co
117
8
_1
Rubinstein common
5Vz'/f
Lynch
6'/2 July
14%
5
Watch
106
50
Lithographing Co
Class
Louisiana
700
Feb
1
Chain
Jun
9%
5
Electric Light
Brewing Co
Hastings j\lfg Co
Helena
Steel
Jan
1
—
34'% Mar
6%
4»A
2
Apr
9%
Jun
8V2
—
•
5%
•
—
Dept Slores
Hecla Mining Co
Mar
A
1774 Mar
6% July
672
—
10
•
Jun
50O
2,100
1
cumulative preferredGroceterias-class A
5%
Jun
*
inc
Hearu
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Loblaw
July
*
Hartford
Hazel tine
1
112 %
12'/»
1
Leases
Bakeries
5
25c
Inc
50
3%
19
Bridge Co Ltd
Hathaway
University—
common
(R G)
Jan
5
Harvaid
Havana
Realty
Le Tourneau
5
12
800
47 B
6%
Jan
9%
10
Laboratories Ine_
Hamilton
Lefcourt
10
Machine
Extension
2%
19
Paper
Lump Co,
Monotype
Salle
Feb
H
Hall
La
12%
3%
Grocery, Stores Products common—5
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
*
Haeian
Lanston
13%
4'/4
6%
67/a
5
Jan
18 % Mar
13%
1
Ltd
99%
100
Western
Feb
10%
3%
Jun
18%
preferred
Griesedieck
Jan
Pacitic Tea—
Freehold
Jan
.
10%
Jun
11%
Inc
Hydraulics
Griaoii
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20c
1%
13%
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great Northern
9% Mar
200
103%
*
common
Feb
37% Mar
4,400
10%
13%
Co.._,
Grand Rapids Varnisli
Gray Manufacturing Co—
7%
3%
Jun
Apr
8%
33%c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
87/a
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pid—25
Non-voting
Jun
28
A
100
11%
.
Great
100
15%
3,400
•
.
&
2%
1,100
9
July
%
112% 112%
1
;
$4.5o prior preferred—
GoldfieJd Consolidated Mines
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Atlantic
900
32
9
Feb
10
36 % July
7.50
100
♦
Godchaux Sugars class A.
Class B
Great
3%
317/u
32%
34'% Mar
15%
10%
10%'
.•
Distilleries class B
Union
5% May
12 %
1% July
103
2
10%
j—*
&
Jun
100
»
Corp
300
9%
30"
100
common
Gilchrist Co„—
Glacomg Mc.Bean
8%
3
32
l
Stores
5%
9 %30
l
Gold
Jan
105% May
Jun
1% July
16 %
*
Veilovvknife
A
100
—20
Gerity Mich Corp..
Gilbert
22%
3% July
9%
200
1%
50c
common
preferred—*-
Giani
2
1%
5
Public Service $0 prelerred
Power $0 prelerred—-
Georgia
17u
1%
10
convertible prelerred—.
General
2
Apr
102% Mar
£1
common
Plywood
5%
Jan
1,200
35%
12 % May
10
common
Rubber Co.
Class B
dep rets ord reg
Finance Corp 5% pid A
General
21
200
25
American
General
Jan
10
9%
35%
Apr
1% July
Jun
8%
July
6%
3,600
1
convertible prelerred
General Electric Co Ltd—
Pneprooiing
3%
10%
♦
.
5"f
Geneial
20
3%
10 %
1
General
100
10%
1
Corp
21%
105% 105 %
100
common
Acceptance
General
General
21%
•
prelerred—
General
1 %
25
»
Power Co common
u
1,300
26%
97a
3 Va
Co Ltd—
Lamson & Sessions Co
5%
1%
10
35%
Lamson
Gatinea
1%
10
25'/a Mar
13%
,
5
Co
(I B)
Hotels
1%
1
1
G
(D Emil)
Kobacker
Jan
High
Apr
11 y.
10
Lake
Kleinert
21%
100
*
Petroleum
Klein
100
12%
50
50c preferred
Kirkland
Jan. 1
Low
22
5
cumulative preferred—
Range Since
High
12%
*
(Walter)
Shares
22
5
Key Co common
3 f6
~774
.___*
Brewing—.
(Geo
5,300
Ltd—
rets
oi
25% Mar
July
11*8 Jan
5 A- July
3,600
j
65
4%
23
19,500
^
5%
64 %
_5 74
•
.
American deposit
receipts bearer
Pitt Brewing Co
Fuller
5
1
l
Fort
Fox
1,500
2%
5
•
Canaua—
Co
ciep
Motor
25
2% •
18
10
l
non-voting
voting__
Motor
Amer
23
2%
2.50
Inc
Tiger Lines Inc
Class
Foro
t
Co
Inc
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Kingston Products
24
0
Inc
H)
Motor
Foro
1
25c
As.-ociauou
Firth
Instrument
Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Kawneer
4%
Petroleums Ltd
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
Jan
32% July
5%
10
Ltd
Federated
Fire
&
31
American Stock
F
Falrchild
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
high
2
32%
25c
or
common
WEEK
Sales
1
Euit*.* ripe Line
FOR
for Week
STOCKS
1
20'%
4,500
15ya
Jan
20%
Apr
31
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
32
Monday, August 3, 1953
...
(412)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Lites
Noma
Inc
Amer
North
—
4%%
Pub Serv
Ind
Novadel-Agene
1% July
2% Mar
1,600
3% July
4% May
1,600
2%
2ft
Jun
4,300
41
%
"3%
44 %
Jan
1,600
3%
20
82%
Jun
91%
40
23%
24%
22-.4 Mar
Apr
83%
91 %
87% July
20% Jan
4
1,800'
Apr
3ft May
Feb
83%
91%
Jan
3% Mar
Jun
Mi}
19 %
•
Corp
%
1% May
2%
RR Co
Penn
Northern
Mar
20% Mar
41%
41
41 %
Airlines
Northeast
19
July i
3,800
1
.—25
8
1
50
pfd__100
Oil
Texas
Central
3%
15% July
16
American Stock Exchange
1,500
'/a
$3 preferred_50
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
3%
3%
la
Corp
Laboratories
American Rayon
North
1%
Ltd—-
dep rets old shares
Norden
2,300
.
1
Selby Shoe Co
Radio Corp.
Sentinel
4%
Corp
Jan
27% Mar
class
Co
Brass
B
1,400
74
200
14%
5
2,700
474 July
600
37 % May
44
Jan
65
76%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
common
preferred
Canada
of
Sherwin-Williams
.
common,!
Co
Company
Jan
3%
Jan
Singer
18
Jun
20%
Apr
79
69
80%
550
63
Apr
80% July
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
10%
10%
300
9%
Jan
16 %
Jan
Smith
6%
6%
100
6
Jan
6%
Feb
Sonotone
25
common
preferred
cumulative
1
7
Filters
United
Oliver
,—
clpss B.—.
Pacific
Can
Co
20% May
South Penn Oil Co
36 %
37 '/a
400
36
Jun
52%
Jan
Southern California
17%
18
700
16%
Jun
19%
Feb
13%
14
1,000
12
Jun
16%
3274
1,900
30%
Jun
34 %
25
28%
2874
287a
300
27
Jun
31% Jan
26%
2674
600
25%
Jun
287a Mar
26%
2674
6%
redeemable Jst preferred
6%
redeemable
red
4.80%
Pacific
25
—25
26%
A__25
1st pfd series
preferred
1st
26 %
Lighting $4.50
preferred™
$4.40 div cum preferred
$4.75
dividend
preferred
Pacific
Northern
•
Public
1st
$1.30
Service
pfd
Page-Hersey
Pancoastal
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
(C A)
Jan
'96%
230
91%
Jun
10274
Jan
101 %
Jan
101
9 9 74
101
760
3
274
3
3,800
10%
14,000
10174 10174
25
2074
100
974
10 %
2074
—
vtc
2 Bol
"l74
shares
1 Bol
4%
Corp
~2
174
19,600
Jun
96
101
2% July
9%
July
3% May
Jun
13% Mar
97%
Jun
103 %
Jan
17
Apr
21%
Jun
Apr
25 %
Feb
67% July
1% Feb
5,800
i
4
67 72 July
272
jun
63
4%
4
1
Company,..
Jun
24%
•
•
A)
Amer
Motors
Park Chemical
(C
Jan
27%
•
Tubes common
Petroleum
28%
Jun
90
100
:
Jan
Jun
23%
•
common
preferred
28%
25%
2,000
95 %
--
l
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Jun
600
26%
1
Airlines
25%
26%
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
1,200
26%
25%
.
25
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
60
Feb
3%
—
Apr
4% Mar
1374
14%
500
12%
Jun
14% July
a
15
13%
15
1,300
12%
Jun
15
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
1
1574
1474
1574
2,500
14%
Jun
Patlcan Co Ltd
a
574
~6%
1,200
26% May
5% Feb
Parker
Pen
Class
class
Co
A
a
B
,
Peninsular Telephone
•
6
2674
27
2774
25
800
27
2774
300
25
$1.30
cumulative
cumulative
$1.32
Penn
preferred
Traffic
Pennroad
preferred
23
;
2.50
Co
Corp
Power
&
Light 4%%
Penn
Water
&
Power
Pep Boys
pfd
13
Perfect
Circle
Corp
Pierce
Governor
Plnchin
Pioneer
Gold
I
Mines
Amer
Ltd
Polaris
Scale
Mining
Corp
6%
Inc.
500
1.100
67
14%
300
2,800
6
Jun
Feb
Jan
41% Mar
374
Jan
59'% July
7074 Mar
13
Jun
16%
Feb
4%
Jun
67a
3%
Jan
3 %
374
300
1774
300
1%
600
"1%
2%
1,300
69%
70%
1,020
4
17% July
1%
70%
common
2*%
Jan
2%
Jun
3% Mar
57%
Jan
Mar
75
100
33
Jun
38%
8%
200
8
Apr
11
3
200
374
23% Mar
4%
1,400
1,700
6%
Jun
8% Mar
275
33%
Jun
40s,a Mar
35%
35
35%
Feb
7
674
*
Jan
Mar
3%
2% July
20% Feb
3%
3%
2.50
common
3% May
110
Jan
600
Jun
44%
Feb
9%
9%
400
9
Jun
10 %
Jan
1174
11%
300
10
Jan
12% Mar
—1
2ft
2%
213
31,100
1%
Apr
3ft
—1
Mines Ltd
174
174
174
5,400
1%
Apr
Producers Corp of NevadfL
B__.
•
37%
June
2%
Jun
8%
8
8
100
7%
Apr
9% Mar
874
•
Providence Gas
874
400
8
Jun
9%
Feb
Public Service of Colorado—
4%%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Natlonal
Co
Sun
(S)
100
__
com
common
75
93%
95
28
28%
300
33%
28%
•
33%
150
90
101
May
25%
Feb
_
Utility Investment
A
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l
Reading Tube Corp class A_L
Rels
Co
Richmond
Finch
Inc class A
v I. c
3074 Mar
Jun
Field
Royalite
Russeks
Oil
B
Ave
Texas Power & Light
Thew
Shovel
Thlokol
Thor
Roofing
Tlahman
Corp
X474
5%
174
Jan
274
Jun
47a
5
700
47a
Feb
6 %
Apr
150
19%
Jan
2074
Apr
19%
19%
Feb
Jan
1374
13%
14
200
1374
Jun
17%
39
38 %
39
800
38
Jun
41% Mar
5,800
11
Jan
17
2074
Jan
2474 July
16%
167 a
24%
24 %
2474
1,650
13%
13%
1374
8,500
13%
13%
600
214
214
12 %
13
145
1678 Mar
Jun
1574 Mar
July
203%
Feb
July
214 %
Apr
July
10% May
8%
8%
8 %
1,200
8'/a July
4
374
4
400
374 July
6%
Feb
4%
5
Jan
3
474
Jun
6%
3%
1,800
274
Jun
4%
29% May
34%
Jan
27a
800
Jun
374
Jan
16 %
16%
100
16%
Jan
18
15%
1574
1,400
%
"2%
157 a
600
14%
Jan
1874 May
9%
1,200
8%
Jan
9% Mar
2%
2,000
374
100
974
8%
774
18%
1774
9
2 %
2%
374
20%
21
2%
2
Feb
Mar
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
4
3% July
23% Mar
20%
Jan
8%
2,300
6%
Jan
974
Apr
Jun
31%
Jan
18%
500
17%
Feb
20'%
Feb
474
33
175
28
Feb
5%
Jan
3374 July
32%
13
33%
325
X2774
Feb
3%
374
600
3%
Jun
4
Jan
50
10%
Jan
16
Mar
12
Jun
13
13
13
13
13 %
127a
46%
300
15
1574
7,600
1574
Jan
Jun
15
Jan
Jun
47%
14'A
50
45%
15%
1174
40
200
1274
Jun
17% May
95
•
8
27
27%
700
2574
12%
22
12%
127a
2,300
1174
20
19
22
3,000
17
25c
1774
17%
18
250
1
1
Inc
7%
7%
7%
17%
300
6 '/a
Feb
Jan
31% May
Feb
1774
Apr
Jan
28% May
July
18%
13% Mar
900
17%
10574
May
27%
Construction
7%
Jan
Jun
Jun
16'/a
Jun
1974 Mar
35%
5
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Apr
40
May
Lux
Corp
Trl-Continental
% Mar
ft
Jan
150
51
4874
Jun
374
Jun
474
Jan
8574
Jun
97%
Jan
1%
Jun
3%
374
1,300
93%
374
93%
93%
100
Feb
58
274
Feb
1%
1
warrants.
True Temper Corp
•
Trunz
21% July
Ulan
200
2!<
It!
213
5,600
2ft July
4
Jan
3
3%
2,300
274 July
4
Jan
374
4
374
5%
Jan
•
Jan
1%
274
3%
4
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Empire Oils Ltd
Trans
Mar
6
574 July
50%
20
70c
100
1
•
Toklan Royalty Corp
4
Toledo Edison 4 % % preferred
Inc
Realization
Corp
Chemical
Gas
of
17,500
19%
17
Jun
300
17
18%
Jan
1974 July
10
19
19%
ajn
Union
Investment
Jan
23 % May
Union
OH Co
Feb
57% May
3V4 July
4%
$3.75
16%
Apr
18
174
Jan
Jan
Co
Apr
6%
Feb
47'a Mar
United
6%
674
200
6% July
972
Feb
Apr
United
22%
2374
25 5
25 5
2
17a Mar
287i
H
100
2
-
500
17a July
27%
500
17a July
2%
2 %
2%
2,000
87%
867a
815 a
290
82
7%
2174
2174
600
21%
21%
21%
39%
40
200
2,400
Jun
19% July
26%
37V*
Apr
43% May
Jan
14% Mar
14%
14%
1474
2,700
14%
14
1474
600
Jun
3%
3 74
374
5%
5 74
5%
May
Air
8
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U, 8
and
U
1st
1
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35%
2fV
2%
13%
2%
class
U S
Radiator
U 8
Rubber
700
3
July
4% Mar
500
4%
Jan
6% Mar
Universal
6
300
2%
1.200
137,4
2.000
174
3,800
174
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25%
25%.
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2%
2%
300
•
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2%
14%
14 74
14%
100
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112
1
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Inc
see
page 33.
2
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47a
May
Jun
43
Mar
13
Jan
221
300
3974
38 %
July
3
Jun
'.
so
16%
1,100
27 s
3
1974
Co
2,500
6%
87%,
774
19 %
72
174
113
1.500
25
35
72
37%
6%
19% July
Jan
2,600
3474
Apr
43%
Jan
6%
1,400
8%
Jan
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88
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7% July
1,100
96 74 Mar
11%
1%
14%
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46
49
174
41%
400
274 July
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jun
3774
Jan
274 J my
10
3%
Jan
31
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27a
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5174 May
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21 % Mar
2,400
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15% May
2
Feb
28v ivjan
Jun
2)5 Jan
Jun
4
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Valspar Corp/common
$4
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1
preferred
—
-
200-
i
;
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•
Venezuelan
Venezuela
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.—4.
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374
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27%
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15%
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Jan
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Vogt Manufacturing 2,
3%
1,900
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13
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200
27%
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600
13
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July"
28
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83
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8
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Feb
Jan
Apr
1%
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2%
July
87% July
200
-
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Feb
Jun
52%
10
B
374
Jan
14%
775
2
10
common
Jan
Jan
1974 Mar
Jan
5,900
50c
Sugar
4 0 74
3874
3574
!„1
_a
Jun
34% July
"
3774
'
Feb
ft Mar
6% Mar
14%
174
8.200
3
18%
65
•
23574
Jun
Jan
Mar
•274 May
Jan-
1% July
Jan
3874 Mar
2% July
.11%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
ft May
660
1674
1
common
Reclaiming Co
Insurance
3874
36
•
United Stores Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
15,700
Jan
6
8% July
20
■'
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39
*
warrants.;
6 % Mar
2ft
A
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36
1
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with
16% Mar
Apr
80
4 V4
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B
International
177 a Mar
30%
35%
200
222% 222%
ft
„
*
Jan
3,100
100
9
96
374
__10o
Jan
3574
Apr
10%
Jun
"
12%.
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•
2
5%
6
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35
47'a
25
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preferred
Utah-Idaho
8%
i__l
6
-
2,000
25
common
common
12
127/a
4%
Feb
Jan
July
Jun
8
88%
10
preferred
Co
38
25
Conditioning Corp
conv
100
200
38
474
100
common
U S Finishing Co
$4
8%
92%
10s
preferred
United Shoe Marchinery
Preferred
1
Jun
31
Jan
7374 July
474
•
rets ord registered
United Profit Sharing
Mar
8%
374
974
37a July
267a
100
common
United Specialties
7%
200
Ltd—
Co
Feb
26
5,100
92
common—50c
United NJ RR & Canal
10%
4
31
20
Products
Jan
2% July
*10
Omaha
2%
Jun
39%
dep
of
Products
94'ft
Jun
21%
Jan
Milk
Amer
2% July
27% Mar
Yards
Aircraft
United Molasses
Jan
2%
8
1%
2
2%
300
Jan
% Jun
22% July
25% July
Stock
700
37a
30%
•
A
United Elastic Corp
14 %
5
Union
'
4
series
5%
i
common
•
2%
4
31
8
of California—
preferred
3%
Jan
274
100
Corp
Canada
100
250
common
For footnotes
600
2,500
Trust Co Ltd—
ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
43 %
•
...
Bros
7% May
%
1%
1674
19 72 Mar
1
Inc
Seeman
Jan
6
Amer deposit rets
Amer
21 »/2
1
Sapphire
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)..
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Oils
Feb
47-4
1
Stocks
Allied
50
i
Ltd common
Petroleums Ltd
Scurry
3374 Mar
174
*
1
Inc
Realty &
&
Universal Products
-
3574 Mar
3% July
8
$4.56 ptd
Markets
1,700
s
Scullln Steel Co
Inc
common
5074
1.25
Petroleum
Inc
Jan
2874 Mar
Jun
6
___25c
•
—1
18
Corp
1,000
•
common
Consolidated
A)
48
Mar
38
5
1
*
common
Corporation
Thorofare
Tllo
Co
Chemical
22%
l
Ryerson & Haynes common
(D
100
1
10c
1
*
Technicolor Inc common
49
a
Ryan
Schulte
41%
8
5%
Jo
Co
Schick
Jan
May
1%
—5
•
5
common
3%
5
common
Aeronautical
Lawrence
Mar
874 Mar
40%
1
•
Electric Co common
Tampa
U S
Ryan
Bt
100
1
common
2274
£l
Ltd
Co
Fifth
5%
41%
20
1
10
3474 July
100
pfd F
Inc
Corp
11
Jun
674 July
5%
2.78
1
Apr
l
4%
Rotary Electric Steel Co
(The)
Mar
July
Royce Ltd—
Rowe
49
974
T
Class
374
50c
Amer dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common..
Roosevelt
Jun
100
1
Oil Corp
Swan
574
I
Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)
Jan
33%
1
1
Portland Cement
& Die Co
50
•
Radiator
Rochester Gas & Elec
8
10%
1
10
Tool
Superior
22%
8
Argentine
Rio Grande
Rolls
•
l
.
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rlce-Stix
Inc
Rico
io
1
Co
&
Jun
common
1
Co
Shoe
5%
—
Co
10o
(Robert)
24%
Products com
Inc
6.25
B
Pump
Regal
26 74
Jun
Corp
Union
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reda
Jun
22 %
74
u
Co
Rath
Class
Jun
22%
Corp
Unexcelled
&
28%
1,000
22%
14
io
R
Railway
800
24^a
Co
Q
Power
3074
19%
8
Manufacturing
Quebec
30 %
common
Ray Drug common
Superior
574 Mar
2374
Corp
&
Jan
31%
6
*
Stop & Shop Inc—
Stroock
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
4%
26
Co common
(Hugo)
18%
100
Trans
cumulative preferred
Pyrene
Stlnnes
1,200
'
4%
Tobacco Security
3974
9%
11%
39
4%
700
Inc
(J B)
Tobacco
i
3974
__
„
267a
Co
Engine
Stetson
47a
Jan
33'/a
Corporation
Sterling
4%
33 %
& Co common
Jan
112
July
2.50
America
Sterling
42 74
3% July
26%
Sterling Aluminum
Brewers
36% July
100
'
40
(The) Corp
of Canada ordinary
Sterling
2,500
374
374
150
Standard Tube class B
(A)
Feb
5% Mar
177a Mar
44
Light common
Products
Parts
32
Jan
Feb
-
42
preferred
Standard-Thomson
Stein
Jan
474
12%
37%
37%
*
Steel
29%
600
2,600
42
Corp
Jan
Jun
2%
lo
3774
100
5
14 74
Jun
preferred
Steel Co
32
474
1374
34
(Ky)
May
21%
8%
34
32
14%
*
8tarrett
Jan
474 Mar
1,100
Common class B
Standard
21 %
Feb
2,500
preferred—
convertible
Standard Packaging
$7
Jan
374
Feb
Jan
17%
•
ioo
class
35%
14% Mar
108
374
17% Mar
21%
—
1
Corp
Standard Dredging
Convertible
Feb
21%
Jan
6%
Co
Standard Power &
105
Jun
July
16
35%
Spencer Shoe Corp
Btahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing
Co
Talon
574
34
25c
Preston East Dome
Co
Jun
•
common
Metals of
Prosperity
Jun
95
i
Lambert Co_
Pressed
12
300
14
8
1st preferred
Pratt &
5,300
2%
l
I_50
Co
Canada
of
Prentice-Hall
Feb
64
6
l
common
Powdrell & Alexander
Power
Jan
5%
14 %
l
Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic
28%
shares..10s
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie™
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant
Apr
July
36%
35%
10o
Ltd
May
5
67
•
common
Johnson
Jan
3%
2.50
Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Jan
28 74
26%
i
Peppereil Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Phillips
23%
May
100
13
1274
36
.«
(The)
30
Jun
26 %
100
101 '/a 102 74
—■
Jun
5%
5'/a
100
Co
Feb
Jan
7% May
277a
27
2774
l
common
Penn
17 %
36
21%
27
•
common
$1 cumulative preferred
26
July
Royalty
Oil
1,300
96%
10%
Pipe Line
$1.60
474
20
34
preferred
preferred—
cumulative
Standard
500
Feb
Edison—
cumulative
Standard Forgings
99
1678
8%
Jun
10%
4.32%
Southland
1,400
13% Mar
19
3%
25
25
25
25
25
1
5
Southern
68% x71
99
25
4.08%
3874
35%
original preferred
4.88 "Jo
cumulative preferred
4.56%
convertible preference
4.48%
convertible preference
Jan
73/4 Mar
1
1
common
6%
Jan
32 %
177a Mar
12.50
common—
common
Jan
32 %
1st preferred
Coast Corp
South
18
8
6%
Manufacturing
Boss
25
1st pfd„_25
common
preferred
1st
9 % Mar
20%
17%
1
_
Electric 6%
Pacific Gas &
5%%
—
23% Mar
5% July
20%
-1
Securities
17% July
5%
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Overseas
1,300
6
Paper Mills
20%
37%
1674
£1
.*
1
Corp
5%
1
Inc
Omar
150
18%
17%
*
Radio & T'elev Inc
Olympic
Manufacturing Co.
(Howard)
*
—
•
1
*
20
Pattern common
Ltd common
1,800
107
68%
—-—1
2,700
Jun
ft Mar
Jan
Publications—
convertible preferred
$3
Simplicity
4%
•
*
Corp of America class A
Sicks
Breweries
Ltd
Jun
Jan
5
1174 Mar
4%
38 %
•
Shoe
2%
2ft May
%
•
5
•
25
100
4%
Apr
2,900
Water & Power
Shawinigan
Jun
5
6
19 %
95
600
16
2%
230
5%
7/2
18%
102% 103
5%
1%
15 % May
674 Jan
1574
2%
102%
Jan
x5%
Shattuck Denn Mining
Jan
57 % Mar
117a
High
Feb
250
13
74
18%
100
Natural Gas
Old Town Corp common
40c
2%
Jan
1%
574
7.50
Ltd
Okonite
Jun
12 7a
6,500
20c
Simpson's
preferred
4 %s
Oils
1%
48
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1%
10c
1
90o
Ohio Power
Okalta
Oklahoma
700
1%
•
common
1%
B
class
Seton Leather common
Silex
50o
Ogden Corp common
bnaies
High
Inc
Control
Safety
Servomechanisms
Jan
Mar
92
98 %
Sentry
1%
1
common
for Week
01 mces
Low
1
—12.50
8egal Lock & Hardware
Sales
Range
Par
Slmmons-Boardman
Ohio
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
aigh
Serrick
—
Products
Metal
Non-Ferrous
16%
1%
1
1
Mines
Nlplssing
16%
16
16%
•
Pond
Niles-Bement
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,200
15%
1
Share Corp common
31
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
Niagara
JULY
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Sale Price
Exchange
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
American Stuck
FOR
Sales
~
8%-Mar~
Jun
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Jan
July
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Apr
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Frice
For
of Fricea
LOW
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Co
Baking
•
ctfa
voting
ext
•
preferred
Sbarea
Ward
Webb
series
Wentworth
•
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
lOo
1A
•
5%
Western Maryland
Western Tablet &
Ry 7%
—
Stationary
Inc
Auto
Stores
5 Vzf/c
conv
preferred
(Win) & Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wickes
Products
Petroleums
5%
Inc
Ltd
common
4 %%
pfd
Woodley Petroleum
Jun
1,000
4
40
110
4%
112
common
13 Va
Jun
5
113
Mar
5%
395
preference
Jan
7%
Jun
Jan
200
Feb
Mar
34% May
13% July
23%
Jan
18%
Jan
18%
150
17
24%
100
23%
14 Va
1,100
8%
800
8
Jun
12
50
22
Jun
25
8%
22
22
5%
400
6%
3,150
%
19«
—
12%
6%
9
Jan
£1
—
•
2
39
33
IS
2%
Jun
3% Mar
Jan
Jun
__
14
2
2
A
Jan
15
value,
45
36%
41%
29%
32
5
4%
5
40
3
6%
4%
4%
20
3%
6%
a
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
38
May
on
-Bonds10
May
'''"
10
30
20
IB
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
■
Cat*
6
Jan
May
3 %
May
July
2
Feb
2%
Feb
July
7% July
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
-stock*-
16% Mar
44 Va May
3,600
44
4%
Jan-July
June-Dec
Jan
Apr
—
43%
37%
Bonds
Mar
105%
13%
——
34%
2
yEx-rlghts. z Ex-liquidatlng dividend.
and asked prices; no sales being transacted
during current week.
being traded flat.
8 Reported in
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," without warrant*.
A
3
—
37
100%
$Friday's bid
Jan
12
500
68
96
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year'a
range), d Ex-Interest.
• Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range), f Ex-dlstribution. g Ex-stock dividend.
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not Included In year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend.
Feb
% July
14%
40%
1919
1921
6% Mar
*14%
98
250
6%s
Mar
Feb
4%
10
14%
Government
•No par
■
—
39
$30
39
J&n-July
Ht§M
57%
100%
May
Apr
Apr
225
101
40
3%
Jan
8
600
—
40%
Jan
Jan
-
Feb
33,700
3
12%
18%
11% Jan
■
__
14
25% Mar
4%
1,100
8%
101
Feb
2%
4%
2%
Mar
13% July
i
—
14%
5*
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
1%
Jun
179
13%
12%
40%
Low
Jan
July
1A July
A5%s
Jan
Ltd—
deposit receipts
Feb
May
189
24%
—
8
6%
*148
2%
18 %
—
2
American
220
"ft
1
Woodall Industries Inc
(F W)
ARussian
5%
100
Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
Jan
—
25
Lt
1%
8%
1
&
Jan
13%
5%
1
preferred
Pwr
1
20
1
Wijrieh
Wisconsin
17,300
1,800
•
Willson
Wood
1%
15,700
—
40
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2% 2012
1ft
5
Brothers
Jan
5%
8%
1
(The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilson
10
13%
1A
—
$34
Jan-July
Jan
5%
13"%
1
Whitman
Mar-Sepf
Jan. 1
No.
$50
$100
Range Sine*
Sold
High
June-Dec
2008
Bond*
Bid A Asded
June-Dec
1997
Jan
l%July
—
25
Inc
E
6%
—
5
White's
to 2 Yes
(Republic of)—
s
f 2%s series
3%
4%
13%
1
Whirlpool Corp
Extl
150
32%
lo
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Peru
300
182% 182'%
20
Westmoreland
Jan
May
1%
•
com
Coal
Interest reduced
Jun
1%
14
9%
110
1st pfd__100
Westmoreland
110 Va
Jan
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6a 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5a 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)—
9
162% 167
4%
•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
2,200
11%
Sal« Price
Low
1
166
1.25
Texas
8% Mar
Apr
100
Period
1%
1%
Manufacturing
Utilities $0 pfd
West
3% Mar
Jan
1
1,200
Last
American Stock Exchang*
9%
lOo
preference
105
10
1%
12%
Week'a Rang*
or
Friday'*
Interest
8%
__
•
& Knapp Inc
$6
1%
I
31
Rffl
2% July
7% July
400
1%
—
_1
Baking Co warrants
Corp
Wasatch
7%
12%
—
30
common
100
108 % 108%
1
cumulative preferred
Waltham Watch Co
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Lois
2%
7%
—
ENDED
Friday
High
2%
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
2%
WEEK
BONDS
w
Waco
FOR
Balea
for Week
Total
40
i
Bond*
105.22
48.85
105.75
96.07
93.88
94.96
27.
268.46
103.70
48.66
104.94
95.13
94.84
96.01
94.01
94.99
28
July
269.76
269.13
103.09
48.65
104.88
95.27
94.88
96.09
94.00
95.06
24
95.07
94.85
July
Friday
BONDS
Week'a Rang*
or
Friday's
Interest
Period
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Prle*
Bid & Aaked
Low
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
Chicago
3%s
Power
6s
2%s
Transit
1st
A
1970
N
B
1993
Gas
&
4$
series
Fuel
3%s
May-Nov
May
Jan-July
Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mig Co—
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
5s
stamped
4s
ser
Isarco
A7s
ex
Italian
3%s
mod)
Nov
Nov
Italian
1947
Valley
trust
95%
95%
6
103 !4 103 %
1
\
"I
1st
mortgage
60
6%s due
Power
1st
3V4S
89
1
77
A6%s
Public
Oct
ex
Service
50-year
i
97
4
93
Jan-July
59
53
—
&
3%s
series A
and
1968
series
1965
____Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
Feb-Aug
mortgage
Starrett
(Hugo)
7-4s
Stinnes
3rd
2nd
3%s
A7s
stamped
Aug
Dec 1
Dec
1
Waldorf-Astoria
A 5s
__
'
1
„
127%
3
139%
.77
23
98
coupon
1940 coupon
100
99
103
3
93
101
87
141
141
—
144
99%
$83
91%
77%
99
99%
__
99
130%
2
105
95%
__
—
97
,97%
94%
99%
94%
Low
—0.6
207.0
186.0
Manufacturing
215.0
216.2
—0.6
235.6
211.1
185.7
187.8
—1.1
210.2
185.4
241.8
242.1
—0.1
259.1
234.6
221.3
222.5
—0.5
242.0
216.8
119.1
118.6
+ 0.4
125.2
115.4
205.2
204.7
235.1
237.0
Durable
Goods
Non-durable Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
—
and
Service
__
+
0.2
202.8
213.8
—0.8
268.3
.
•*
1
'
'■>
;\V
n ''
.234.2
>.
■'
u
t
95%
97
99
92
96
95%
101%
93
21
$9512
98
$83
88
$82
3
102
98
90%
93
•
„
87
101%
83
93
83
— —
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
101%
94
-
Stocks
Week Ended July 31,1953
Jan-July
140
144
9
112%
,
142
7
112
Shares
July 31_
1953
—
1,778,000
260,000
June-Dec
1956
238,000
"~5l00O
2,567,000
$9,880,000
$1,500,000
$8,000
$11,388,000
of shares
90
77
Government
8.
International
—
1954
;
104%
June-Deo
102%
—
c
$30
104
102
$105
Jan.;
1952
to July 31
1952
195 3
215,214,711
5,552,083
197,079,825
$35,000
—.
104%
102%
108
3
5
$98,050
$8,000
$32,000
621,000
544,000
1,500,000
9,880,000
1,109,500
58,576,340
44,439,740
13,543,000
419,895,500
376,863,300
$11,388,000
$14,684,500
$479,127,840
$421,945,090
Bank
-
■
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial.
1960
i
5,800,439
Bonds
+85
—
2,417,000
2,040,000
2,048,000
2,324,000
■
1951
U.
1956
$2,316,000
Week Ended July 31
—
Sales
174,000
1,318,679
$30
—
89
"2I006
1,962,000
1,874,000
1,208,300
5,800,439
Blocks—No.
$85
$1,000
$373,000
455,000
147
Feb-Aug
Bond
Bonds
lni'l
$1,942,000
1,080,700
140%
139
Government
Bonds
Bonds
995,360
July 27
Tues. July 28
Wed. July 29
Thurs. July 30.
Fri.
Total
Bank
Bonds
andMiscel.
1,197,400
Mon.
88%
United States
Foreign
Railroad
"Number of
Total
1953
Exchange
91
96%
9
Transactions at the New York Slock
95%
75
——;
95
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
102%
99
106%
104
—
106%
1
99%
Total.
112
101
Newspaper Union—
conv
s
debentures
f
1959
Feb-Aug
99%
99%
99%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchang*
Period
Last
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
External
Municipal
5%s
AExternal
High
Bonds
Bold
Mo.
Low
MUM
$92%
Jan-July
$92%
June-Deo
$67 %
—
—
—
92
93
93
—
—
93
68
60
Loan—
1955-.
Mon. July 27
Wed.
$100
101%
99%
99%
99%
~2
—Jan-July
__Mar-Sept
15%
15%
10
$46%
47%
2008
__May-No©
$40
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
__June-Dec
$67%
88
July 28
July 29
July 30
Thurs.
Fri. July 31
1,425,795
AExternal
6%s
Interest
AMedellin
reduced
stamped
1952
6%s stamped 1958.
(Plan A)—
to
2%s
7s
(Issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Bonds
$22,000
$104,000
Corporate
Bonds
$5,000
Total
Bonds
$131,000
71,000
20,000
10,000
101,000
74,000
41,000
6,000
121,000
24,000
13,000
30,000
67,000
65,000
25,000
17,000
107,000
$338,000
$121,000
$68,000
$527,000
101
99%
Week Ended July 31
Danzig Port & Waterways—
ALlma City (Peru)
Maranhao stamped
Shares)
.
310,160
253,830
270,060
285,080
306,665
Total
—May-No©
1953
Domestie
of
Week Ended July 31, 1953
Tues.
AprfZ-Oct
—Feb-Aug
5s
Jan. 1
Foreign
(Number
Rang* Bins*
(Col)—
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Cons
Stocks
Week's Rang*
Low
A7a
1953—
High
Change
,
190.1
147%
90
'
97%
$95%
—
95%
f95
$93%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Danish
July 17, '53
189.0
—
—
6
77
__
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964_
Traction 5s
r
90
__
Hotel—
income debentures
1
Percent
July 24, '53
103%
90%
4
April-Ocf
coupon
80
prices of the common
and by major indus¬
try groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
the current year are as follows (1939 = 100):
85
Co—
1947
45.06 May
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing
ended July 24, 1953 for composite
Mining
$85
May-No©
1946——
1940
49.67 Jan
Low
(35 Stocks)
104
»•; ••
West Penn
Western
31
Industries—
ex Aug 1
1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
ex
97
100
98
April-Oct
stamped 1946
with
A7s with
1970
1989
A6%s
United
April-Ocf
trust 1966
5s coll
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
1970
L.
Electric
47.08
July
Range for 1952
High
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Corp—
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Terni
&
46.90
85
(Calif)—
& Bros 5s
Corp Inc
Stinnes
3%s
1971
3s
Gas
G)
(A
100% 101%
$30
Jan-July
May-No©
1976
1st
46.67
Co—
D
Spalding
76
6
85
97%
series
Gas
138%
97%
3%s
Southwestern
85
101
.
3s
B
138
85
1960—April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Counties
85%
79 %
2
99%
1976
Gas
101
99
C
Southern
13
1
$94
series
California
92%
June-Dec
2%s
Southern
88%
75%
27
.
85
April-Oct
1998—.^.
Edison
3s
81%
101
138%
April-Oct
1964
1973-—~
M
ref
91
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
Gas
29
July
Composite
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-jMly
California
75%
—
85
1947 coupon 1960
1
Wed.
59%
II
80%
91
.May-No©
coupon
debentures
17
102
$30
April-Oct
Co—
1940
1
Electric
6%
Southern
_I
Jan-July
Oct
2
44.99 Jun
28
Range for 1953
stocks for the week
1953—^
Hydro-Electric
with
49.80 Feb
46.61
89
97
81%
1970
A6%s
High
Low
70%
$54
Mar-No©
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'/4s
Piedmont
46.81
Thurs. July 30
106%
75%
~
$85
1952
3%s
Closing
July 27
Tues. July
101
95%
103
Ltd—•
mortgage
Date—
63
89
97
ctfs
to
Average
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1961__.
extended
1953
Over-ihe-Gounter Industrial Slock
68%
56
1
6%s
h
$30
1952
1963
to
England Power 3'/4S
6s
7
12
$85
June-Dec
1963
6s
4%
95.12
Mon.
59
RR—
at
95.12
94.27
01%
Trust—
Nippon Electric Power Co
A
84
65%
Jan-July
coupon
Realization
Superpower
Extended
1st
90
58
__
May-Nov
1970
liquidating
Midland
,
88%
64%
May-Nop
19,63
coupon
94.14
96.05
96%
RR—
1940
1
1
Power
A6% %
Ohio
91
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
A
10
65%
Mar-Sept
Power
Western
&
(stmpd
A7s
New
94%
58%
Mar-Sepl
1961
Mountain
Guantanamo
96.14
94.95
Fri.
1965
Elmira
Green
95.00
95.21
l
1993
mortgage
95.21
106.36
150%
88%
88%
105.37
49.05
102%
94%
Jan-July
48.89
104.98
BUM
96%
150
RR—
A
Eastern
Low
22
$125
Division—
J
103.55
272.82
Jan. 1
No.
991/3
270.43
30.
Range Bin**
8*Id
High
99
__
June-Dec
1947-1978
of
Western
of
mortgage 4s series
A 1st
June-Bee
Quar-Feb
29
July
Bond*
Authority—
Delaware Lack &
Lackawanna
1970
1998
1
series
series
revenue
3%s
Aug
33
1953
12,/
17%
43
49
42%
43%
Domestic
63%
•9
Foreign government
Stocks—No. of shares.
19 52
Jan. 1 to
1953
July 31
1952
1,425,795
1,480,210
62,096,684
68,182,042
$338,000
Bonds
—
—
Foreign corporate
.-May- No?
—Aprll-OcjP
$63 Va
—
$63%
—
—
63%
03%
Total.
$204,000
$7,762,000
$6,874,000
121,000
98,000
11,279,000
6,581,000
68,000
108,000
3,346,000
3,242,000
t
*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
34
...
Monday, August 3, 1953
(414)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANCH
ILLY 31
WEEK ENDED
Boston Stock
Friday
Sale Price
100
——*
Tel
&
(American Woolen
Anaconda
L
Personal
Boston
Gas
Eastern
5%
13% Jan
15%
9%
40
25%
94%
40%
100
26
94%
100
3p
25
93
78%
10
80%
10%
95
194
78% July
9% May
—
—
__
40
100
„
21
21
55
100
19
19
100
44%
44%
40
41%
71
73%
39% x40%
691
370
66
32%
10%
63%
29%
171
153
70
*
—
—
73%
—
1
.*
—
Bakeries
Kennecott
Copper ——
——
10%
61%
9%
39'%
110
Corp
1
—
20 %
2Q1/«
21
20'/»
Narragansett Racing Association
1
—"
12%
12'/h
100
19%
10c
20% :
lie
168
Cement
—
Corp—_—.—10
——5
6
National Service Cos
__—_——1
New England Electric System
-20
New England Tel & Tel-——.100
Nash-Kelvinator
—
—
_—
New
13%
—
RR—100
Butte Mining ————
2.50
New Haven & Hart
York
North
28%
38%
—
Chemical Corp
Mfg
RR
Quincy Mining Co
Pennsylvania
,
Association
—
19
*
•
—
Co
Torrington
95%
—
27%
•
-
United
Fruit
United Shoe
U
S
Waldorf
13%
Co
Petroleum
45
Apr
46
Ford
9c
700
Jan
12
July
x81
34
Jun
41%
13%
54
13'A
43
40%
13 'A
44%
40%
25%
May
14%
17%
100
s
33%
Feb
1(00 May
'
—
25
531
27
23% Mar
11%
Jun
21%
Jan
28%
Jan
37%
.
12.50
4%
Jan
Electric
Allen
Brewing
Altes
Big
Metal
Bower
Roller Bearing
—
«._j
f
Jan
--
*
Luckenheimer
#
Meteor
_
%
63%
'100
————
—
••
5
class B
—
—
*
'
—
50
94%
Jun
2%
9
31% Mar
Jun
26%
Jun
19% May
47%'
75
35%
76%
157
73%
4%
3,875
3%
50% Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
15
98
Jan
10
18%
38%
48
28
Apr
10%
Jun
23% Mar
Alar
35
29
Mar
15
Feb
6%
55
58
54
4% Mar
Jan
7%
Jun
77%
°
14
20%
Jan
102%
91% July
76%
39% July
July
54
May
26%
26
26
Jun
30% Mar
42
140
36 '/8
Jan
22%
300
20
Jan
%
50
_10
1
——
Avco
33%
14%
'
Lima-Hamilton
3
828
2
21%
21%
Feb
3
60
64
211
61%
211
Jun
59%
211
Jun
18
16
Jan
3%
Feb
68 %
Jan
Jun
211
July
22
26
26
12
Jan
13% Mar
144
12%
25%
25
Ohio
—25
23
Mar
26% May
Service
Columbia
*
Gas
Dayton Power & Light
7
Du
Kodak
15
69'A
32% July
Jun
——
25
25%
25%
160
23%
Jan
97
10
38
38 %
801
35%
Apr
Edison
177
35%
Jun
14%
Jun
I8V2 Mar
10
9% July
8%
12
26
45
25%
Jun
33%
55
35%
Jun
41%
70%
70%
20
79
Hardware Mfg
Detroit
Detroit-Mich
Mongul
July
95%
82
8
32
150
30%
Jun
12%
13'A
5675
12%
Jun
15
34%
35'A
175
33%
Jun
94%
97%
100
91%
38% Mar
100 %
Feb
July
41%
Jun
43
40%
Api-
47%
71%
71%
40
66%
Apr
74% May
60%
58
60 %
99
57%
Jun
69%
13
13
40
12% July
13
28
27%
28
60
27% July
33%
3
•
National
N
Y
Ohio
Co
Inc
Distillers
*
13
13
*
;
583 4
58%
Jan
Jan
18%
50
11%
Jun
13
Jan
5
58'A
Jun
59%
Jan
Packard
Pennsylvania
17%
Jun
22%
25
115
20%
Apr
25% July
56%
117
51% May
56% July
4%
4%
45
4% July
18%
21%
21
21%
89
14%
.14%
*
24%
23%
24 3A
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49%
49%
49%
50
Pepsi-Cola
33V3c
Radio Corp
Republic
40
23%
24%
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Steel
Schenley Industries
Roebuck
6%
23%
Jan.
19%
Jun
200
10%
Jun
Sinclair
Secony
22%
Jun
29%
60
45%
Jun
49'A July
Jan
59%
15
35%
j.
Vacuum
Southern
Southern
Co
Standard
Oil
112
23%
Jun
28%
Jan
59%
11
55%
Apr
60%
Feb
37%
15
36
Jun
35%
47
32%
Apr
37%
Jan
5
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15
15
15
10
13%
Jun
16%
Feb
46%
46%
46%
10
45%
Jun
48 %
July
10
1
43.
35%
July
2*7 %
Mar
5% July
635
5%
5%
4% May
5
4%
5
1,001
58%
60
3,449
58
Jun
100
4
Jun
4
4
•,
Metal
Clemens
7% Mar
Jan
8
69%
Feb
4% Mar
15%
16
540
15% Mar
17% Mar
15%
15%
15%
750
15VB July
16 %
8%
8%
8%
888
7% Mar
11%
11%
350
11% July
3%
370
3%
300 ;
25
25
3
25
3
1%
400
7%
1%
33%
33%
July
5% Mar
27% Mar
3
2%
Jun
1% May
■-
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4%
35 3
Jan
Feb
Jun
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
3% May
4%
Jan
3%
3%
105
3%
2%
F eb
3
700
-4
1,867
3% Mar
333
3% July
4
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3%
Jan
-534 Mar
3%
19%
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.
3%
19%
125
18%
Jun
24
Feb
3%
—4
—10
preferred
Murray Corporation
Jan
33%
4%
3
Jan
May
16%
859
34
4%
(i'/r
10
24 % July
100
,
1
Products——.1
Products
Screw
Mount
3%
200
3%
Jun
4
Mar
V,
Motor
Parke Davis
1
Welding—
—
Prophet (Fred
Motors
(H
Rickel
River
Rudy
W)
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1
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&
Co
Paper
Tool
—•
Union
Investment
Screw
Jan
308
6 %
1,200
19%
100
19 % July
%
100
1% July
1%
1
9
3
Alar
7
23% May
Apr
360
8%
Jan
9% May
VH
100
2Va
Jan
4
Jun
14%
14%
14%
640
13 %
16%
15%
16 %
541
15
%
100
3% July
July
May
15% Mar
17% Mar
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3%
3
20%
21
526
20% July
25
11%!
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—5
Mar
12 VH
285
11% July
14%. Mar
—4
8%
8%
120
8 % July
9% Mar
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Corporation.
Wayne
5%
17 %
6%
9
1
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19% Mar
3 VH
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Die
&
44% Mar
Jan
1%
—10
Manufacturing
Jun
16%
19%
1
Manufacturing
30%
17%
5
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1,065
6%
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Jan
64
4%
33%
19%
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Reo
4% July
4%
32%
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—;—
1 %
1%
600
1% July
1% May
:
—
...;
——
Products
Los
12%
-1
Angeles Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Last
:
of Prices
Sale Price
Admiral
Corp
Low
—...—1
(Un)
—•
(Un)—___—1
(Un)
Airlines
American
—
Inc
(Un)
American Brd-Para Thea
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12%
36%
-10
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——*
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Can
American
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1
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Alleghany Corp
Allis-Chalmers
Co
(Un)
American Cyanamid
Co
American
Tel
&
Tel
(U11)
Co
|
25%
25%
a3% a3%
a48% a49%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
100
10
25
Jun
4% May
185
48
13%
14%
230
13%
216
14
36% 36%
a443/8 a47%
370
13%
310
13%
167
31% July
13%
14%
13%
—
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Sales
for Week
High
32% 32%
154% 154%
100
154%
90
July
Jun
1
High
32 %
Jan
5% Mar
58
Jan
15%
Jan
July
15% May
Feb
36% July
45% July
45 % July
32%
Jun
15%
Feb
43%
Jan
160%
Jan
Jan
76% July
42% July
44% July
20% Mar
25%
Feb
834
32% July
100
48
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128
35%
10%
2,000
10% July
12% Mar
115
91%
Apr
96 % May
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180
28%
Apr
33%
Jan
7
375
7.
Jun
8%
Feb
9%
50
10
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50
10
3
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65%
95
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Jun
50
743/4 '76%
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48
48
Tobacco
American
1,486
153%
a92 a94%
I—
25
25
American Woolen (Un)
*
Anaconda Copper Alining Co (Un)—50
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un)
10
American
Armco
Steel
Armour
Corp
Co
&
(Un)—
(111)
(Un)
Atlantic
Avco
(Un)
Refining
(Un)
Manufacturing Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore
&
(Un)
Ohio RR
72%
25
(Ohio)
Studebaker
23
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333/a
10%
10%
43% Mar
34%
*
Railway Co
Standard Oil
24
59%
37%
■»
135
197
July
44%
Jan
55
Apr
42%
Jan
15% May
105
Jan
23%
-1.40
_.
Mar
24%
—-1
—
Atchison Topeka & S F
Sears
33c
190
Wines
LaSalle
Masco
Jan
July
-—2
Heater
Kysor
Mar
3%
20e
Jun
56%
•
27
2% July
100
—
American
*
i
24% July
150
1
Feb
July
*
*
Central.
Oil
211
2%
20c
60
King-Seeley
———-1
Kingston -Products ——'——
1
Kinsel Drug ——_—._———1
Kresge C6 (S S)
—.10
American
Inc
24%
24%
Par
60
5
Harvester
6% Mar
16% Mar
2%
Jan
39
Motors
3% July
13% July
20c
33% Mar
41
Greyhound Corp
200
570
15%
—
Jan
42%
International
3%
13%
'—12%
—
Corp
Jan
3
1
Car
Motors
Kaiser
Ffeb
6%
-27% July
2%
;
Electric Motors
Mar
Jun
2% July
38% May
I
—10
Bearing
Manufacturing
Hudson Motor
Jan
24%
95% Mar
31%
79
100
5
Lamp
24%
3%
5
3
Motors
Howell
2%
——1
Industries
Manufacturing
Hoskins
11,128
13%
13%
1
———1
1
1
Trailer
Wood
27 %
2%
5
—
Brewing
Chemical Co.——
Jan
July
41
General
&
—
.
5% Jan
230
6 '
6
26%
27%
„_—__——__1
Stove
Steel Corp
Detroit
•
1
—20
1
Feb
Mar
Mar
79
*
Ward
—
2%
Feb
42
Electric
Mont
——
Udylite
5
General
Loew's
——
Eros
Davidson
Detroit
Timken-Detroit
125
Feb
Jan
Mar
Paper
Jan
14%
9%
42
Jan
Feb
37%
6% July
July
94%
75% July
14'A
50
35
70% July
45%
43
7
225
32 %
756
Superior
88
35
July-
70%
Sheller
75%
26%
35
26
70%
Jan
33%
26
%
Feb
Jan
10
Co
Federated Department Stores
Feb
200
7
2%
15'A
37%
34%
18%
17%
161%
32%
9%
5
Jun
6% Mar
Apr
jun
25%
32
15"%
100
14% July
Apr
36%
•
Pont
13
152 %
26
10
——
-
10
194
37%
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Products
13%
153% 154%
7
13
Pacific
Canadian
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
550
.
7
150
Packard
Mar
23
36%
3
16%
7
285
National Electric
1
75%
25
Amer Tobacco Co——
Anaconda Mining
Armco Steel
Oil
154%
Apr
16 %
2%
42% Mar
13%
1
100
3%
14%
Scotten-Dillon
Airlines
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
Jun
17%
210
19% May
Stocks-
Telephone & Telegraph
Eastman
17 %
918
12%
--
—
Printing common
City
2%
18%
3
-
Gamble
preferred
2%
2%
Hoover Ball &
Jun
22%
*
3%
920
14%
Hall
High
24
Jan
41%
26%
10
Hobart
Cities
29%
17%
52
54
1,600
3%
1
Consumers Power common
Lota
37%
—
4%
5
Jan
49% Mar
High
4% July
4%
3 %
3%
:—"
Briggs Munulacturing
Mfg
Jan
65%
Low
High
Low
Burroughs Corp
41
May
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Brown-McLaren
58%
14
for Week
Range
—_5
—
Consolidated
31% Mar
Sales
Week's
of Prices
1
.
General
7%
*
Exchange
Friday
—
Markets..
Bear
Gar
19 %
52
2-5525
WOodward
:
1
1
Products ———(_2
:
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Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
10
Exchange
DETROIT
Sale Price
Freuhauf
20%
-10
...
-
Kroger
Bald
Shares
Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock
Par
Gemmer
17%
15
—
American
Last
14%
40% Jun
47%
10
Alachine—
Tel
Art
Ashland
Jan
Lerchen & Co.
STOCKS
American
50% Jun
35% Jun
24% Jun
12'A Jan
41 % Jun
94%
17%
100
Transit
Ins
American
62%
Feb
xll% Jun
100
1,424
675
120
22%
2%
8^50
new
——
Milling
American
Jun
Building
Feb
115%
19% Jun
10
Feb
18% July
High
22%
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—
Unlisted
54
/
Feb
for Week
of Prices
Low
common
S
$9,350
Detroit Stock
Feb
19c
Sale*
Range
29%
Corp
Eagle Picher
Rapid
60%
Feb
Exchange
Week's
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Cincinnati Union Stock Yard—
U
59%
13% May
26% July
—
—
Gas & Elec.
■Randall
49% Mar
Jan
700
44%
—
Champion Paper
8%
Jan
Telephone
26% Mar
July
27%
10
Procter &
42
Apr
27%
Last
Carey
Gibson
54
Feb
Jun
23% Jun
39%
Par
Burger Brewing
Formica
%
x40% July
Jun
12% Jun
110% Jun
20% Jun
66c Jan
10
26
Sale Price
Dow
44
—
Stock Exchange
Detroit
75% May
213
144
25'A
STOCKS
Cincinnati
Jan
43%
.
York Stock Exchange
Apr
Apr
19
24
Friday
Cincinnati
Jun
44 %
Jan
342
Cincinnati Stock
Cincinnati
27
Jun
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Co
May
Friars
Preferred
Jun
37 %
Members
Frankenmuth
Churngold
25 %
160
watling,
Federal
Cln.
30
39%
Jan
21
21%
11'A
—
54
•
12.50
8
Inc
System
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley
26%
38%
BONDS
Transit
Cincinnati
Apr
20%
11 %
13%
52%
38%
__
5
Co
Rubber
26%
_
—
Drill————
Twist
Feb
26%
39 %
t2~50
—
Chrysler Corp
—5
Co
w.
•
Machinery common——23
Union
72%
Jan
25%
18%
23%
21%
-—50
———25
Inc
Webster
&
Stone
13% Mar
Jun
Feb
11
Jan
19% July
300
2,334
80
13% 13%
112% 112%
27Vh 27%
90c
94c
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Jun
62'/a
Steel
S
Westinghouse
Jan
Jun
xl8
61 A
28%
34%
Star
11%
Jan
120
34 % Mar
19
Feb
40
new———1
Hathaway
43'%
30
Apr
July
—
*
*
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Mathieson
10
30
40%
11% Mar
9% Jun
-100
General Electric
M'ullins
40% July
12 %
64 >/h
5
—
New
National Stores
Lone
Jan
46%
30
12%
15% May
36% Jun
—
Lines Inc common..
Eastern SS
First
Co..
Rubber
A July
July
97
111
Feb
53%
Rv—
series A_
adjustment
pfd
115,522
9%
10
new_10
preferred
1st
h
U
S
129% May
July
46
15%
*
.100
Eastern Massachusetts Street
6%
4,663
15%
—100
Fuel Assoc com
&
Feb
—
-
—
Prop
Providence
&
45%
100
—
Service
Cities
Jan
31% July
121% July
45
47%
26%
4V
Trust—
RR
preferred w i
5%
Boston
121% 122'%
Jan
1
High
•
U
161%
Jan,
64'/«
40%
5
--
——
Carbide
Union
Jun
18% July
Since
64 VH
Edison
Toledo
High
Low
X152
2,112
115
639
Range
Low
High
Low
*
100
Maine new
&
Shares
Roller Bearing
Tirnken
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46
for Week
Rv—
$50 paid
Stamped
Sales
Shares
153% 155%
18% 19
31% 33%
-
——
Elevated
Boston
47
—
Rights
Boston
—
25
:
Edison
Boston
18%
60
100
Copper
Albany RR
Boston &
i55'/«
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Tel
American
Week's
Last
gale Price
Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
73%
70
68
Apr
78%
Jan
Bandini Petroleum Co
35%
35%
30
32%
Jun
38%
Jan
Barker
29%
30%
65
28% July
43%
Feb
Bros
Preferred
common
(Un)
(Un)
—.—
(Un)
13
lc
100
—1
10
50
—
£
7
Jun
__
9% July
a9%
a
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Jan
24%
25
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23%
Jun
2.90
3
525
—
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1.
a
15%
38
a
2.85 July
11% Mar
3%
Apr
29% Mar
4.50
Apr
15%
10
15%
Jun
17
Mar
38
50
38
Jan
39
Jan
Volume 178
Number 5243
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(415)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Basin
Oil
Benuix
Co
Bethlehem
Bishop
Black
diut-
Steei
Corp
Uiamoua
Mining
Borden
;
(Uni
Company
60c
(Un)
Atlantic
Canadian
Case
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Celanese
Cessna
Ry
Co
Columbia
Gas
Commercial
26
Consolidated
Iron
A
16%
Jan
a22 Vz
Jun
5% July
Jun
17
33
Feb
62,% Mar
24%'July
38%
a6%
50
36%
300
Jan
Pacific
7%
Jun
Packard
Jun
40%
July
70
784
70
139
85%
93'A
Feb
6%
Apr
Pan
37%
Feb
41% Mar
a27% a28%
150
23 %
Apr
25% Mar
Phelps
17% July
12% July
20% Mai¬
Philco
ls
Phillips
18%
21'A May
36% Mar
a
19%
a
25
N
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(Un)
13
335
18%
a
19%
125
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Jan
7%
Jun
Jan
110
34
Apr
38%
479
35%
Jun
40%
12%
13
472
11%
Apr
15%
13%
20
15 'A
Jun
16
17%
315
17% July
22
23
53% July
8% July
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a
17%
1
1
100
52
29
15%
*
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1,967
12
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29
311
27%
Jun
7%
100
50
25
63
Jan
2,090
4
Mar
Chemical
Dresser
Industries*
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de
El
Paso
Natural
Emerson
(Un)
(Uni
Erie
Railroad
Exeter
Oil
Farmers
Food
(Un)
Feb
RKO
Pictures
Jan
RKO
Theatres
Vz
Feb
--
Phono
(Uni
Tiger
Line
—
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Co.
(Urn
____
__
Reserve
Rheem
25% May
General
Electric
Co
(Un)
Foods Corp
(Un)
General
Motors
Genera)
Public
General
Util
\
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Stores
San
Paper
307
24% July
42 V* July
27
Jan
46%
Apr
36%
Jan
Servomechanisms
11%
Jan
Shell
13'A
Jan
Signal Oil
22%
Jan
Sinclair
1.70
417
33
293
32
300
10%
Feb
103
4
% al2%
26
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Jun
13%
Jan
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100
19%
Apr
1.40
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62%c
Jan
331
25
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1,674
25
7%
77a
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331
July
355
Seaboard
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18%
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75
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105
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68 Va
Va July
33 % Jan
Tire
Rubber
&
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
Oil
corn-
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&
52%
20
pfd
(Un)
Greyhound Corp (Urn
Grumman "Aircraft
(Un)
Gulf Mobile
Gulf
Oil
Ohio
&
Corp
_
a
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Hilton
Holly
Oil
class
Co
Hotels
A
A—
Hudson Motor Car
Hunt
Foods
_
_
Central
RR
(Un)
Intercoast Petroleum
Interlake
International
Nickel
International Paper Co (Uni
International Tel & Tel Corp
Intex
Oil
___
Jones
Kaiser
Alum
Ka.iser
_
Motors
Corp
Power & Light
Kansas
—
—
—
_
Lincoln
Lion
Petroleum
Oil
Co
Lockheed
Loew's
13
.
19%
347
230
20
47%
387
23%
3,239
18
251
13%
Lorillard
Los
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&
10 Vz
Jun
26
a
24%
__i
Co
Amer
Oceanic
Apr
Jun
12% al2%
10
*
Corp
Northrop
ADr
9%
250
25
_________i
Molybdenum
80 %
13%
350
,
Fuel
* Jun
75
1,000
12'/?
i%
(Un)
for Week
High
55% July
May
Feb
25
9 %
____.
(Un;
Multiplier
Foods
54 Va
Low
50c
Chemical
Aviation Inc (Un)
North American Co
(Un)
Northern Pacific RR (Un)
Mar
354
9
5%
•
Chrysler Corp
North
&
Central RR
Norris( On
Jan
5
13%
a
9
a
9
47%
10%
13%
9%
(Un)
(Un)
Aircraft
Clinton
10 %
Jan
Mining
York
Nordon
Mar
38% July
3% Jun
25
5%
Corn
Colorado
10%
New
Feb
5c
Idria
Pacific
Cities Service
Clary
190
l
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co (Un)
Climax
3,175
T__2
(Uni
Tractor
234
3 %
a
New
V* Jan
13% Mar
Jun
8
101
38 7a
55% 55%
a71% a71%
1
Oil
Pacific
I)-Co
Caterpillar
83«
b
9
■
2c"
1,000
3%
■»
pfd____
Canada Southern Oils
Canadian
11% July
8%
_iu
__
conv
Burnngton Mills Corp
540
38 7
5
(Uni.
Finance
123a
Vz
3
15
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd
Budget
67
Jun
Range
Wee&a
of Prices
Par
57
3c
Last
Friday
Sale Price
7% Mar
11%
38%
l
<Un)
Corp
50
Jun
56% July
3c
5
Company (Uni
Boig-Warner
5'A
5,420
49%
—2
„
:
c.nrDoruUon
6
360
12%
31
High
53
10c
corn
uil
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Low
a55 a5534
2
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
52%
•
;
_
Airplane
cjoisrt
(Uuj
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
6
iUn»_____^______33t/3C
Oil Co
Mammoth
Boeing
Low
20c
Aviation
WEEK
for Week
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Saies
27 Vs
27 A
210
24 Va
Jun
32%
5
10'A
8V2
24%
10 '/a
10%
400
100
6%
Feb
10% July
400
100
8%
5
1
—
50c
—
8%
8%
8%
4%
8%
4%
7
4
Jun
8% July
Jun
10% Mar
July
5 Va
Feb
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(416)
Monday, August 3, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Stock
Midwest
Friday
Last
(Conk)
Exchange
Week's
Ranee
Par
•
Allied Laboratories
Low
■
.50
—«.
10
—
•
Oil
Amurex
a
800
33%
Jun
35% July
Laclede-Christy
45%
100
43%
Jun
46
July
Laciede
200
23
Jun
25
Jan
Lamson &
Feb
Leath
&c
Jan
jjiooy
McNeil
347
23%
23 %
13%
900
13 '/a
Jun
15%
154'/a 1547 a
2,700
152%
Jun
161%
77 Va
100
70%
Jun
13%
1374
154%
77%
77 Va
Gas
12%
15%
15%
2,400
9 % Mar
20%
Ashland Oil & Refining common—
337«
32
33 %
800
32
July
45%
37%
37%
37 7/a
200
35% Jun
43%
Jan
10%
10
10%
800
10
14%
14
147 a
,1
„
200
26
Jun
28%
150
6% July
9%
900
3% May
6% July
5%
Jan
Minnesota
8%
Feb
Missouri
4%
47a
67'a
7
2,400
97 a
97 a
48%
200
Binks
Manufacturing
Booth
Fisheries
20%
207'a
400
Works
200
11%
Jun
13%
19%
800
17%
Apr
21
53
2%
53
2 74
200
50%
Jan
12%
13
16
16 %
200
12%
12%
100
25%
1%
26
1%
200
1U0
1 % May
2%
Jan
23%
2%
24%
2%
400
23 % July
25%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
37
19%
37%
19
60%
72
71%
—
—
—
__
18%
19
—*
60%
72
69%
—
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.-*
—
-—25
Cnrysier Corp
41/2%
100
Electric
Co
Ilium
*
,.
%
Commonwealth Edison common
Consumers
Co
Power
—
Detroit
Mfg
Corp
—
7%
—
(Un)_I
de Nemours
__
—
Co (Un)
II
Controller
&
Ealstaft
Mfg
Dock
General
Box
North
12% July
15%
Feb
Northern
25%
33%
Jan
100
Jun
2%
Jan
General
Motors
(Un)
Corp
Package Corp
General
Telephone
Refrigerator
Co
Coward
& Rubber
H) Co
(W
Graham-Paige
Gray
(Uni
Motors
Lakes
Bros
Oil
class
Cooperage
22%
Jan
Packard
41%
Feb
Pan
Jun
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
Oil
(W Ft
Jan
Jun
22%
Jan
Penn
18
76%
Jun
100
49 %
July
200
22%
Jan
25%
400
Jan
12% July
1,000
84
Huttig
Sash
&
Door
Brick
Illinois
Central
Jun
1,100
35%
Apr
383a
500
8%
Jun
11% Mar
Phillips
34
300
6% July
28%
7
7%
26%
26%
100
500
7% July
May"
Apr
8% May
Public
Feb
%
Jun
23%
30
Indiana
Steel
July
25 %
Jun
9%
5%
200
9%
Jun
12
35%
400
27
50
5% July
Jun
Inland
Steel
12
Jun
17%
International
96%
500
91%
Jun
23 %
100
22%
Jun
28%
Jan
42%
42%'
46%
Nickel
41%
200
;,
54
Jun
July
120
225
32%
Jun
Jun
140
International
Packers
International
Tel
39
Co
Illinois Gas &
Feb
100
14% July
16% Mar
12%
14
Jun
10
12%
7% May
Feb
8'/a
Iowa
Power
&
Light
Co
Apr
75
52
Jun
55% July
57%
60
2,200
57% July
69%
Feb
29
Apr
35
Jan
34%
Jan
40 Va
July
5% July-
8%
32%
3,050
39%
400
Katz
Alum
&
Power
5%
6
550
Corp of America
Light
Corp
Public
Kennecott
Copper
Regis
Paper
Co
Jun
Jan
200
50%
Apr
56% July
5
474
5
3,200
47/a July
Feb
6%
Jan
9%
—
—
'
100
9%
July
11% Mar
1478
600
12 %
Jun
14% July
1374
1474
1,000
12%
Jun
21%
1474
——
974
1374
__
22
150
21 %
July
5
100
4%
Jun
5
147a July
Jan
23%
57a
Jan
167a
1674
400
15%
Apr
18
Jan
20
—
20
200
17%
Feb
20
May
2174
1.400
19%
Jun
23%
1374
14%
1,000
10%
Jan
15% May
13%
155
13% July
2874
26 74
28%
800
26% July
3174
31%
200
31% July
Jan
—
—
13 7 a July
287a July
'427a
Jan
36%
jun
69
Mar
12
12
12
100
12
July
18
Mar
10 Va
10 74
100
10
Apr
11% May
•
32
317a
32
1,200
29%
Jun
36 Va
40
40
40
200
38%
Jun
43%
50%
5074
100
48
Jun
62%
Jan
26 Va
27
700
25 Va
Jun
30
Har
23%
25
—
5
•
—
—
25
•
1
...
Jan
Apr
Jan
5
1,700
22%
Jun
29%
Jan
3%
374
300
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
474
300
3%
Jan
4%
1074
3%
—
—
10%
200
10V4 July
Apr
14% Mar
•
10
49%
43 74
4974
1,000
47%
47
4774
1,300
29%
2974
30%
1,150
27%
common—•
13%
13%
13%
6,700
12%
Jun
14%
B
45 Va
44 %
Feb
Jun
Jun
52% Mar
47% July
33
Feb
Feb
20 74
20 74
100
19
Jan
23 % Mar
24
237 a
24
300
23%
Jun
27%
1674
16%
200
16 %
Apr
18Va Mar
59
58
59
1,000
56 V,
Apr
60% Mar
16
16
100
13%
Jan
17% Mar
73 Va
5
_1.40
73%
100
66% May
73 Va July
16%
16%
18 % Mar
37%
1
Co
&
•
Corp class B common
Shell Oil Co
Jan
—1
15
—
Name
Oil
Sinclair
South
Co
Southern
Pacific
__
__
48%
17
6%
40
600
22Va
Jun
27% Mar
14%
5% May
Jan
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Inc
14%
15
1,400
13%
Jun
16%
*
43%
43%
100
42%
Jun
49 % Mar
6%
6%
600
6% July
9% Mar
2
Warrants
2
200
1%
Jun
Feb
3% Max-
of
California
•
53%
53%
53%
400
51
Jun
59 %
10%
1%
1,200
8% May
10% July
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
25
74%
74
74V4
300
69%
Jun
81
Jan
500
1% July
Feb
Standard
Oil
N
(Un)
Id
74%
72%
741/2
1,800
68%
Apr
78 %
Jan
200
12'% Mar
14% July
(Ohio)
10
34%
35
1,100
32Va
Jun
38%
Jan
18%
20
16%
17%
47%
550
Jun
2%
3%
19
16%
6%
38'/a
—r—
J
Standard Oil Co
!
Standard
Railway
Standard
Steel
700
12%
Jan
13 % Mar
400
16 %
Jan
19% Mar
'Stone Container
48%
500
42%
Jun
50% Mar
6%
16%
Jan
3,200
6
Jun
28
400
Jan
17
9Va
July
Jan
41 % May
40%
100
39
Jan
41
Jan
24
300
23% July
28
Mar
18 % July
22
23 Va
9%
Jan
Swift
&
Texas
Co
Texas
Gulf
Timken
Toledo
Detroit
14%
Jan
24% Mar
Trane
300
34%
Jun
40% Mar
Transamerica
Jun
48
31%
1,400
*
41%
41%
100
29% July
40
Jun
Feb
Jan
Trt
33
Jan
20th
38%
41% July
12% Mar
10%
100
16
300
16
29%
30%
500
27% Jun
31% Mar
23%
400
22%
26% Mar
23%
Jan
Jun
5%
6%
675
5%
Jan
22%
23%
2,300
21%
Apr
1
26%
26%
100
8.75
17%
17%
200
12%
12%
200
11%
18
18%
200
62
63
600
26% May
Co
Corp
Continental
Corp
Century-Fox
(Uni
Film
20 %
7
Jan
Union
United
U
S
Oil
Dorn
California
Lines
Rubber
U S Steel
Van
of
Air
Co
Inc
(Un)
Iron
Works
Union
30
Mar
Telegraph
Electric Corp
White
Co
Motor
Willys-Overland
18
July
21%
Apr
Motors (Uni
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
62
July
80%
Feb
Wisconsin
Electric
Jun
5%
Feb
Wisconsin
Public
31%
334
900
3%
3
3%
250
3
July
Feb
300
28% July
43%
Feb
100
27
35%
Jan
Jun
15%
1,950
14%
Feb
167a May
17%
18%
1,300
16%
Jun
2174 Mar
38 Va
37%
381/2
700
35 Va
Jan
39% Mar
56%
53%
56%
300
51 Va
Jun
5774
Jan
Feb
54
Mar
45%
45''2
100
35
21%
21 Va
100
17% July
Jun
28% May
19 Va Mar
July
24% May
16%
18
21
21
100
12
11%
12
1,200
11%
Jun
33%
32%
33%
650
31%
Feb
37 % Mar
26%
27'/a
700
26 Va
Jun
27%
Jun
—1
1
2%
2%
1,700
3V8
Jan
15%
15%
100
14%
Jun
17%
Jan
17%
17%
200
13%
Jan
19 Va Mar
17
5
2,000
16 %
21
2% Mar
13 Va Mar
1
17%
•
64
25
4% Mar
Stores
64
800
62 V4
Jun
7274
a
42i/a
800
37%
Jun
42
Va July
24%
42 Va
10
x63
24%
100
24%
Jun
32
Mar
Mar
39 3
26
—u5
39%
•
9 Va
10
10
12 Va
ii%
26 3 a
200
25%
Jun
31
33
39%
2.100
37 %
Jun
44 V8
9%
1,400
8%
25%
8% July
Feb
Jan
12% Mar
Inc
common
Power
Service
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
26
200
25%
Jun
29
44
44%
400
39
Feb
45% July
43%
44%
300
41%
1
Walgreen Co
Western
Jan
3%
29%
15 V»
Mar
2414 Jan
13 %
3%
31%
10 %
18%
*
Corp
Jan
1
29 %
Jan
2
(The)
Wieboldt
33%c
10
15%
*
Co
20%'-Mar
117% Jun
200
Jan
10%
July
10%
5
Co__
Axel
Co
Edison
Trav-ler Radio Corp
32% Mar
16
10%
Mar
2374 Feb
2
Tool
Power
10% Mar
86%
150
30%
Mar
26
5
1—10
20
Producing
Thor Corp
200
31 %
13
19% July
25
22
5
Jun
21% July
200
25
(The)
21%
Jun
31%
11%
100
21
1
(Uni
Co
600
Jun
1
(Un)
300
21%
Feb
July
10%
38
1
Sunray Oil Corp
78
1
Corp
21
21
10' 'a
1
5
Machine Tool
Sundstrand
11%
21%
1
Corp
Corp
10
Apr
(Un)
Corp
76%
.72
Equipment
Spring
13
18
Studebaker
.11%
29 Va
Apr
Mar
Stewart-Warner
17
Jan
May
23%
__
24
Oil
40%
18%
23%
Standard
—;
__
24
58% Mar
—
__
5
43% Mar
14
Mar
10
37 Va
Jun
21
23%
Jun
Feb
750
30%
32%
12
250
•
900
47%
750
15
35%
150
18%
__
34
300
23 %
22
35%
Jun
12%
40
__
Jain
Jun
49%
18 %
__
4%
12 %
23
__
600
%
48
9%
1%
13
—
36
5%
1
15
2
Southern
Mar
Jan
14%
500
5
5
Works—
Lathe
Bend
550
37%
5 %
16
1
•
Corp
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un).
Va July
26%
For footnotes see page 43.
34%
5674
Jun
Co
Roebuck
6errick
38
800
Knapp Monarch Co
500
56
52%
—
Schwitzer-Cummins
40
28
Kropp Forge Co
3674
56%
29
(Un).
Jun
27
•
367 a
18%
39 %
4%
A
Schenley Industries
Jan
27%
Corp
Mar
16
400
class
Service
St
'
Louis
31%
26 %
1
850
-*
St
32%
750
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
1774
600
Co
200
__
1
1774
31
(Uni
Tobacco
J)
(R
Bros
2,200
28%
Drug Co
Feb
1774
•
(Uni
32%
41
com
43 Va
56
(Un)
40%
36%
(Ut.)
14% Mar
Jun
30%
(Un)
Pictures
32%
(Un)
Chemical
&
Jun
37%
54
Westinghouse
Kaiser
Kansas
12
1,000
20%
——
39%
__
*
4,600
4074
Feb
32
39 %
41
(Un)
13
40
31
Signode Steel Strapipng Co
2%
67 Vb
200
27%
Johnson, Stephens &c Shinkle Shoe
Jones & Laughlin Steel
1274
40 %
*
*
Apr
700
400
49%
10
70% July
13
14'/a
(Un)
May
2%
2%
55
36%
Co
Apr
changed to
General Package Corp
Apr
72%
5%
*
Feb
23 Va Mar
Shellmar Products Corp
Jun
41
(Un)
67% July
23%
117a
Jan
July
28%
Ltd,,,
100
6774
74
Jun
Jun
May
1
—1
_,,—
Theatres Corp
Sears
Feb
2%
__1
Electirc
67
19%
19%
11
21%
(Un)
Company
Republic Steel Corp
Jan
13%
10%
Chemical
Tel
&
Iowa
50
of Indiana
Rlchman
Jun
200
•
Co
500
1174
56
Union Carbide & Carbon
International
500
2074
1174
Apr
125
33
34
12% 12%
14% 14%
*
&
2074
2074
Jan
—1
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
99% Mar
23%
•
Mineral
2C%
Co
Car
Steel
40
*
20%
1374
Service Co
Radio
Jan
95%
16%
Co
20% Mar
12.50
—3
•*
RKO
Jan
100
Jun
Indianapolis Power &c Light
Jan
1
'
Jan
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
16%
(Un»
Quaker Oats Co
6% Mar
43%
12%
32
1
25%
100
33 %c
RKO
33%
1%
Co
Jan
19
1674
5
—25
Jan
500
9%
5%
55
3
Products
17%
July
1674
—*
(The)
Oil
Pure
Jan
27
39%
10
16% July
18
1674
2
(Un)
Petroleum
Pressed
9
60
100
Feb
200
500
a
50
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un),
Pullman
15%
RR
25%
1674
19
Inc—
Co
Potter Co
28% July
200
300
Coi
19% July
1674
34% Mar
(Charles) & Co
Pfizer
Thor
Illinois
Jan
Apr
Circle
Perlect
Jan
15
71 %
__
10
700
Jan
8% Mar
July
_______10
Pepsi-Cola
29% Mar
__
__
~25
20 3
19 %
Jun
July
323a
200
common
6%
20%
•Pennsylvania RR
53% Mar
27
400
1%
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
350
Apr
23 %
_•
Class A
Mar
37% Mar
36% Feb
7%
1
7
65
42%
,'i 9%
700
(Un)—1
prior preferred
conv
Jun
200
10
7% July ■;
18%
2
Controls
'32%
19%
—
Jun
100
July
200
B
3,700
1%
Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
July
8
674
16%
__100
com—6
Peabody Coal Co common
al8%
Hammond Instrument Co
35% May
39% Jan
24%
A—
96 %
Class
Feb
5%
28'A
6%
7%
class
Co
69% July
900
7%
1
31
49
Jan
Jun
32
Patterson-Sargent Co
7%
5
58 V»
800
Jun
27%
28
2474
(Un)
Car
Motor
Pen
21% Mar
1%
Co
500
3574
20%
1
76% July
19%
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Halllcrafters
59%
32%
—
•
American World Airways
Parken
Sunbeam
Hall
58 Va
10
"
(Minn)
63%
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50
8
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10
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Power
Apr
1
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700
650
32
31%
—
Jan
6% July
2
44 Va
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32
Jun
(Un)
Feb
17%
*
Griesedieck Western Brewery
Jan
31%
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60
14%
(Un i
10%
1
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67%
50
100
180
•
Jun
100
Manufacturing Co
Oak
3% May
31%
14%
A
7%
87a
32%
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Northwest
19% July
400
9
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Pacific
States
200
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&
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600
8%
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Northern
300 "
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27%
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*
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1
Feb
Feb
Jun
31%
8
7%
•
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100
Jan
July
33% July
(Un)
14
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Greif
Co
18% Mar
11%
2574
5%
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5
10
Co
10
8
Bros
Goodyear Tile
Apr
25% Mar
Jan
350
4774
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(U11)
Products
Co
American
Spiegel
Goldblatt
1%
50c
.
Edison
6%
*
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4%
8%
23%
10
59 Va
Oil Co
14
_1
Co
Co___„__
Jan
23% July
12Va Jun
32
Ohio
10
(Un)
100
6%
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1,500
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10
20
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Jun
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10
18% Jun
190
*
5
General
Gibson
14%
1
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137a
17%
300
1,400
5
Corp
Electric
100
—1
North American Car Corp
Jan
17% May
10
General Foods Corp
24 34
3
North Amer Aviation
17
Jan
1.25
Auto
Brewing
Catnble-Skogmo Inc
General
12%
*
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(Peter)
2 Va
2474
4
,
York Central RR
New
Jan
3%
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Co
Four-Wheel
Fox
__
5
(Un)
200
2574
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Distillers
12% July
100
125
__
1
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&
42%
*
9
Brewing Corp
Fltz-Simons
__
10
32 %
27/a
33
2474
1
Cylinder Gas
15%
1,100
1
5
Eddy Paper Corp
Electric
38% Mar
14
National Standard Co
Feb
May
12'A
1
Emerson Radio <fc Phono
Jun
300
274
33
—
1
Reynolds
Eastman Kodak
10%
Ward & Co
Northern
27%
13%
34%
34
38%
13
33%
33%
38
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Eastern
Jan
Inc
Kelvina tor Corp
National
Jan
19
3574
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78
26%
5
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2
800
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20
19%
78
49%
27
26%
—
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38%
10
Finance
Domestic
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—
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10
1
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Edison
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13
25
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Continental Motor Corp
Cudahy Packing Co
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Gas
Columbia
__
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5
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—
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common
preferred
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15% July
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19%
*
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$3 convertible preferred—
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49%
1,100
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1,200
Jan
24%
5
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9%
55% Mar
—
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National
11%
12%
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Cleveland
Nash
Jan
11%
19
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Jun
57%
16 74
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Chesapeake & Ohio
6%
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25
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Pub
Feb
100
2%
15
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(Un)
Illinois
19% Mar
i% Jan
Jun
4
500
—
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1
12.50
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Feb
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300
1%
700
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Central & South West Corp
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5%
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Carr-Consolidated
Crane
Apr
53%
1174
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19%
574
19%
Canadian Pacific
Clinton
Motorola
13
1
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250
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51%
5
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Burlington
1 Va
1%
10,,
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Feb
13 %
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Cement
11% Mar
574
Corp
Sons
&
Jan
16%
18 3a
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Portland
48% Mar
53 %
.,
(W) Corp
Berg (George)
9%
Jan
Co
Brick
Mfg
Jan
45
Muter
(Un»
Corp
Jun
14%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Jan'
9% July
300
4 7 Va
207/8
.10
9%
48 Va
•
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Steel
8'/«
100
Feb
67a
IP
Butler
18% Mar
Consolidated Mining
Betnlehem
Brad
July
&
(Glenn
Metropolitan
2,200
4%
13
Benguet
500
15%
Mtckelberry's Food Products
Middle South Utilities
12% Mar
Modine
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
Brach
Jun
7%
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17% Mar.
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26%
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Jun
37a
157a
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26%
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7
•
200
1
4
7
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Feb
10
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13
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Apr
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100
6%
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Armour
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Libby
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77% July
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Tel
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25
Tel
American
30% July
Apr
45%
—
for Week
5
University
Extension
Salle
La
23 %
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■
—-
1
Range
of Prices
Par
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Lots
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1,150
29 Va
29%
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Sale*
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
far Week
ef Prices
Sals Pries
stocks—
JULY 31
WEEK ENDED
Sales
26%
26%
100
*
13%
13%
100
1
16
16
13%
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Jan
Mar
Jun
50
25
Jun
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500
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Feb
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650
13
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15 % Mar
26 %
26%
100
24%
Jun
26% July
10
17%
17Vi
100
16%
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40 74
401/4
100
40% July
•
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Jun
July
18 % May
47 Va
Jan
*
Volume 178
Number 5243... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(417)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
31
Friday
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Frice
of Prices
Par
American Stores Co
American Tel & Tel
Arundel
41
—10
13
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263A
10
27'A
9 Va
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5'A
Chemical Corp
Delaware Power & Light
72 Ye
780
13%
120
69 Vb
1
72 Yb
Canadian
Pacific
Caterpillar
Celanese
Jun
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75
29 Ye
July
81
57 YB
17YB
60 YB
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156
60
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33'A
17 Ye
12 Ye
77%
37%
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Jun
91%
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Feb
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458
Jun
Feb
16 %
Jun
22%
12
Jun
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333/8
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Power
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July
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15
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Columbia
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Commonwealth
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280
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188
30'/a
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20
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39
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28
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1,782
81
•
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&
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Jan
32'A
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420
24 %
15%
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Feb
31
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Jan
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5
16 Ye Mar
96
27 %
10
Oil
Tractor
Chesapeake
5Yb July
Jun
27
26%
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15%
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5
Mar
4
39%
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div
Jan
11 Ye Mar
Jun
32%
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;
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13
25
24 VB
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Pennsylvania Water
Philadelphia Electric
20'A Mar
23% July
33'A
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30
Corp
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&
Feb
3 Ve
272
33'A
•
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Atlantic
Cities
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Chic Milw
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&
25%
9% July
5%
for Week
Jan
3%
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common.
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July
100
13 VB
—
Duquesne Light. Co
Electric Storage Battery
General
41
161%
Jan
335
3'A
5%
•
25
Davison
Fidelity
17%
Feb
Jun
152
941
10
3%
1
Chrysler Corp
Lehigh
Lehigh
37%
1,260
Packing
Central
Baldwin
Budd
229
3,277
193/4
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Cement
California
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LOW
155 Ve
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41
154
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Range
of Prices
Par
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40
155'A
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City Elec Co
Atlantic
for Week
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Feb
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Mar
16
July
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*
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4
4'A
606
3 Ye
July
July
5 Ye
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6
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29'A
31
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36'A
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•
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54'A
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6
Jan
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38
Feb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
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B
common
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10
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110
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31 Ya
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Jan
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12 Ye
72
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562
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27'A
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34
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31
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Jan
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pitts
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&
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Jun
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530
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28'A
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28
39 '/a Mar
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47 Ye
49'A
125
47 Ye July
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15 3A
401
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162
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2.45
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Natural
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July
301
34'A
Jun
42Ye
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92
Apr
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General
Electric
General
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41%
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Jan
7 Ye
33/4 July
355
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Mar
332
34 Va
Jun
430
67'A Feb
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43
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10 Ve
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May
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17
Jan
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7 Ye
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8
Jan
Apr
18 3A Mar
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45
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July
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100
1 Va
July
53% a56%
180
53 Va
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Jan
13 3A May
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28% Mar
17
*
75
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75
Mar
33'/b Mar
60c
255
18 Va
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July
40
18 Va
1
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10
Gladding McBean & Co
Jan
100
21 'A
1
21'3/4
308
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13'A
201
25'A
25'A
20
12
*
21% July
12 Ye July
26 Y4 Mar
16%
293A
Jan
Goodyear Ti)e & Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Great
North
10
26 Ve
26
26'A
370
253/b
Jun
29 Va May
44%
40'A
45
441
40'A July
49Yb Mar
Greyhound
Hancock
Friday
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Par
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Laboratories
Corporation
Reduction
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Chem
Co
&
American
common
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Power
(Un)
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Low
High
International
40Ye July
24 Yb July
44 3/e
Feb
International Tel
32Ye
Jan
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24
24
150
24
283A
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48%
225
500
48'A July
58
Feb
114
42'A Apr
54
American
Car
American
Cyanamid Co
American
Co
&
(Un)
13 3/4
13%
255
13'A
13%
14 %
200
13Yb July
Potash
&
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10
Chem
34
class
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262
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15'A
Jan
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98
36
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132
43
Jun
45 Ye
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20
31%
2,826
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72
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145
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8 Ye May
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25
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Petroleum
Occidental
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Oceainc
Ohio
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17c
19c
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2.50
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12
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34%
39%
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Feb
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139
10
31%
50
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Jan
56
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Jan
23
31V2
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Apr
'
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Convertible
Products
Pabco
Pacific
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Pacific
Pacific
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Coast
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Corp
__
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10
(Un)
13%
13%
6%
26
1.131
13
13%
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222
13% July
5% Jan
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25
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Pacific
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29
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26%
27
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698
25
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28
Feb
26%
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11
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CANADIAN
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
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Pacific
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Last
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Par
Abltibi
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$1.50
&
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—
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class
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13%
14
5,702
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Apr
14%
Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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•
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24
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Northern
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Mar
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24
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16
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141
36
Jun
45
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15
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95
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Jun
40
Feb
24
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Jun
33
Mart
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18
325
15%
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20
19%
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Jan
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Canadian
Celanese
Chem
&
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29 %
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25%
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13%
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Jun
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BUILDING
BANK
QUE.
MONTREAL,
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Members:
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Teletype: NYl-1979
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Dealers'
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York,
and
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Canadian Stock Exchange
Association
Direct private
NEW YORK
—
wires
of
Canada.
with
Maritime
Provinces
Branches
-
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N.
S.
-
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B.
46
Jun
22
160
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a9
25%
570
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%
25
25
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i
11% May
50
—
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see
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all
tfnougb our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
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Jun
22
914
44c
Jan
Canadian securities.
Canadian Stock
63%
195
Jun
Co
on
Jan '
Feb
2,420
5%
Iron
Canadian
Orders bandied
17%
10%
10%
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•
A
—
Canada
39%
common
on
Jun
210
common
Canada
•
quotations
14%
498
a24% a26%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common..."
Est
Feb-
60
1,400
—
preferred
Canadian
Lgt & Pwr
British American
$1.30
Cement
May
41
class
Telephone
iclass
105% July
May
25
Telephone
Ltd
Canada
__
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Power
Products
Gold Dredging
Apr
41 %
299
a38
19%
.
Mills
Canada
2,473
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Jun
2.90
Products
Building
Jan
48y2
B
Columbia
British
Bruck
49%
23%
common...
■■
Jun
46i/2
__
15%
8%
Columbia
Class
33%
23%
50
Forest
Bulolo
4gi/2
pfd
29% Mar
15
32
pfd—100
4%%
Columbia
17% May
23%
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
British
35%
Mar \
28
Apr
7
t*»i
Elec
16% Mar
preferred_25
preferred
Brazilian Tract
36%
25
100
Can
Asbestos Corp common
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bell
al7% ai7%
•
of
Tel Co
Corp
High
14
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Low
57% Mar
Jun
July
25%
9%
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81
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British
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
*
21
Jun
MARKETS
British
•
A—
50%
194
10,509
2.90
(Un)
10
Westingliouse Elec Corp (Un)—_12%
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)——1
Woolworth (F W)
(Un)
__—.—10
British
25
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Shares
Jan
Jan
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
15%
39%
1,393
23
27.
LOW
Range
12% July
31%
__
STOCKS
Salea
Feb
321
9%
Western Union Telegraph
Exchange
Week's
Jun
May
100
48
1
—
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Apr
720
a62% a64%
a22 a£2Va
40% 42%
a36% a37%
Canadian Funds
Friday
21% Mar
54
Friday
Montreal Stock
43%
46%
1
Stores
Jan
16%
—
1
(Un)
Inc
Lines
Dent
78%
28% July
__
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—_
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Apr
350
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Indies gugar
Western' Air
Western
668
a23% a23%
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23 % Mar
Jan
—
1
Jan
80%
68%
1,258
•
Westales Petroleum common (Un)
West
Jun
11% May
al5% a-15%
25%
1
5
*
.Western
Jan :*
72%
35
5
Victor Equipment Co
Warner Bros Pictures (Un)
Washington Water Power
36/4 July
19 /b
28% Mai
59%
10% Mar
10
(Un)
Rubber
U S
Jan
Jun
32%
■
July
35
17,000
8c
7c
7c
—
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32/4
110
21
43,
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190
10
Jan
63
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14%
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200
—
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_5
(Un)
o7/
Mar
9% Mar
6% July
50
154
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.
Mar
27 %
283
Feb
7% Mir
36
a3%
128
14%
II
Inc
Safeway Stores Inc
St Joseph Lead (Un)
8t
U S Steel Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil——
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
8
51
29% Mar
a3%
,
—
1
47% July
a3%
128
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Jan
Tniv
—
—
1
10
25% July
53% July
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Jun
47
Jan
—
United Corp of Del (Un)
United Gas Corp common (Un)
Rights
41%
36
.
47
;
139
19%
27
—2%
Co
485
100
Corp
Glass
&
892
506
54
46% July
40%
240
12%
•
.
__
.
15% July
45% Jun
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1
(Un)
preferred
Corp
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Union Carbide & Carbon
United
Remington
49% Mar
22
32%
21%
, 27
;a22
42
a29,/4a31I/4
55%
,
a63%
Jun
148
__
•
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Phillips Petroleum Co
500
30% Mar
23% Jan
160
16% Jan
Jun
218
Feb
27
27
20"% 21%
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a31%a32%
—
12%
32%
•
—
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13
42%
3,910
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Products
33% Mar
Jun
209
6%
28%
73% 73%
all% all%
33% 33%
29% 30%
5
Corp.———
July
27
8% July
50
54
a72% a73%
30%
Jun
Jan
32% Mar
13%
300
6%
__
United
Pennsylvania
Corp
30
46%
51%
all%
1
(Un)—
Corp
Electric
Sylvania
Apr
Jun
9%
306
54c
Mold
Super
6% Jan
Jun
36c
Sunray
119% Mar
Jun
112
1,733
25'% May
Texas
Pictures
Paramount
205
890
44%
•
—
,
—_5
—5
1
Stanley-Warner Corp
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker Corp (Un)
13% Mar
Apr.
July
1,317
28%
Standard Oil of N J
61% Mar
101% Feb
Jun
9%
24
140
4%
39c
9%
36c
9%
39c
(Un)
World Airways
115
4%
__
10c
1
Corp
Jun
94
18
114%
115
100
common
Co
Stendel
1
1st preferred
26'%
—
•
Ltd
53%
Standard Brands inc 1U11)
Standard Oil Co of California
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)
27%
20
27
39% Mar
24%
255
a40% a40%
_•_
1
-25
Spiegel Inc common
Jun
—
126
46 %
—
Sperry Corp
July
24%
25
A
common
Service
Motor
Palmer
1
——2
31%
26
200
26%
25%
26 %
Jun
22% May
Jun
43%
-
—46%
Jan
29
I
295
$4.50 dividend
Pacific
•
Co
Jan
37%
92
9%
14%
9%
14%
,
4142
Apr
33%
123
30%
30%
9%
14%
Jan
—
preferred
a26% a26%
30%
Southern Calif Petroleum
Southern Co (Un)
Jun
30%
4,736
"32%
_
red
Pacific
2fl
25
common
preferred1st
preferred—
6%
__
Jan
Jun
32 %
695
93%
36%
258
417
a33v« a35%
35% 35%
a23% a24%
a30 a30%
—
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1,016
37%
—
■
Southern Calif Gas pfd ser A
25
————2
5
Jan
29% Mar
26
200
Southern
Pacific"Gas
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i.
25
preferred 4.88%
37%
--
High
Low
928
13%
6
26
•
common
—
Aggregates-
■—
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
Low
Signal Oil & Gas class A—
5
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
*
Socony-Vacunm Oil (Un)
15
Southern Calif Edison Co com (Un). •
Preferred 4.08% _
——-——-25
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Feb
3% May
July
2% July
2,300
a3G% i37%
31%
♦
B
-
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a37%
•
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17c
2.300
19c
1
;
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of Prices
High
76
81
Sale Price
P*r
High
Low
Sale*
Range
La!st
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Corp
(Un)
Co
Co
United
Oliver
Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
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Ohio Edison
for
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Par
JULY 31
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-
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Jan'
Jan?
July
Jan
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....
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(419) '39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
SlOCKi
Week's
Range
Far
Canadian
Vickers
cockshutt
Coghlin
Fann
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Cqusoi
Equipment
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Consumers
Coroys
Glass
350
13%
15
15
6,148
all
__
25
310
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20
27%
Jun
Thrift
16% Mar
Jan
Feb
15
Jun
34%
75
a4.25
19
13
10
25
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25
•
Apr
24 y4
12
Leather
Distillers
Co
class
B
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Bridge
Dominion
Dominion Coal 6%
«
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United
2
27%
27%
77
75
•
:
preferred
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5,105
24 y2
77,
9
__
267
71%
9
200
.
25
July
10%
Corsets
Dominion
Foundries
Walker
Corp
19%
2.50
2.35
2.50
13 y2
Dominion
Glass
■>
Jan
28
Mar
Jun
84
Jan
common
7V
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
__
Gooderham
&. Worts
•
64
63%
64
75
59
Apr
64
30
Jan
31'/8
75
11%
1,596
Donohue
Chemical common—*
8%
8%
8%
1,538
_____—23'/2
20
20
20 V8
265
8%
9
1,831
8
July
140% 140 %
10
140
Jan
Bros
Paper
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A
pfd
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3
General
Steel
Wares
31%
31%
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100
26%
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&
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•
25
25
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Howaro
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21
5%
Jan
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5
95%
Jan
100
Feb
75
18 Va
Jan
23
Mar
26%
26%
1,500
25
Jan
26% July
a28%a28%
5
25
Jan
29 % Mar
__
__
Commerce
—
Royal
33%
33%
Jan
35
40%
40%
40%
280
38% May
42
40%
40
40%
950
39
May
42
Mar
a24% a24%
85
23
Jan
24
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10
——
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10
_____10
34%
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Jan
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Jan
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20 Va
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31
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100
16
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35%
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16
19
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31
110
28%
Jan
32
July
36
976
31%
Jan
36
May
Exchange
Apr
31
STOCKS
22% Mar
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
6
July
Pulp
Bickle-Seagrave
45 % Mar
British
67% Mar
Brown
&
Paper
Co
Development
*
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24%
24%
24%
50
8%
8%
8%
1,435
1.65
1.65
100
May
Apr
17%
class
A
Low
*
12
l
8%
*
88
*
49
1
6
16
17
291
Company common
$5 conv 1st preferred
$3.00 2nd preferred
Apr
39
Mar
16
350
14
Jun
16
-2,543
17
Apr
19% July
42%
Jan
46
May
40
Jun
58
Feb
a45% a45%
25
4'6%
1,210
Hosiery
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
«■
Packers
Shares
Low
5
Ltd
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Anglo-Canadian
July
Jun
Week's
Last
Sale Price
105 %
July
57%
Funds
Friday
19%
19
July
35
35%
Canadian
Feb
101
16%
«
31
1,395
31
__
Canadian Stock
21% May
Jun
58%
•
7% May
10
____________
Jan
•
common
31% July
a2l
Feb
12%
11
438
23
10y8 July
3,530
21%
21
1614
;
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52.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Miniilg
Jan
Mar
10
Scotia
Butterfly
Hamilton Bridge _"_
Jan
6.75
a20%
High
25
21% July
Jan
Apr
9% Jan
1.30 May
12
July
1.65 July
7
12
1,000
9
2,150
88
114
49
50
400
5%
Mar
97%
Jun
47
6'A
Jan
12
Jun
6%
15
Jun
86
*
Alubastlne
Jun
6
Jan
Mar
285
__
II
Jan
Feb
1,625
32%
i,___5
common
Mar
5.10
common
July
*
Motors
General
1018
14
12%
5%
16
49% July
50
140 Vs May
18
21V4
Ltd
12% July
43%
50
1,011
preferred
Canadienne
Feb
Jan
21
21
49
493/4
preferred
Nova
Apr
9
20%
Apr
12%
21
al2% al2%
49%
*
Montreal
May
15 y4
1
13%-
May
Banks—
Jan
17
Jun
19 % May
2,200
14
*
5%
General
16%
12%
10%
12%
•
Jan
8
Jan
2.80
15
a5.55
6%
July
130
10y8
21 'A
•
14 y4
Jan
21% May
Jan
525
16%
a2iy2a21%
10%
1
common
preferred
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16%
20
common
40
al4al4%
16%
—1
———
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Gatincau
al4y4
♦
class
Co
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8%
100
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Brewery
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•
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Famout Players Canadian Corp
Foundation Co of Canada common
*
11% July
Tar &
Electrons
*
Apr
Ltd
«
Jun
11%
a5.55
common
Limited
Toronto
_
2.10
420
■>
:
__
31 % July
31
11%
preferred
Eddy
15 %
31
12,650
High
Jan
*
Leaseholds
(Geo)
Zellers
13 %.' Jan
12 %
11%
Dominion Textile common..
Dow
12% Mar
1,800
•
Preferred
,
2,525
15
Stores
Dominion
IV,
131/2
143^
__
—___20
____
Dominion
13%
15
com
__
13%
Jan
13
•
Steel
Low
137/3
•
Winnipeg and Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric 5% pfd
4.25 Mar
•
____.
&
1,750
19%
5%
Dominion
193/,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Cotton
Western
Jan
Jun
9
Shares
Low
«
Steel
Wabasso
Feb
Feb
4.25 Mar
Ltd
Oils
Weston
Davis
for Week
Jan
Apr
8
Stores
Triad
July
Jun
21%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
High
12 y2
350
21V4
all
Week's
Last
Sale Price
16
1,235
a4.25
•
—
A
Friday
Low
26%
__
__
31
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
13y4
2l'\A
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JULY
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
al6% al6%
13j/2
•
,
Textile
class
al6%
•
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
of Prices
Low
♦
WEEK
for Week
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
49 % Mar
Jan
6%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co
Canada Malting Co
•
16
•
Jan
18
53% Jan
May
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4preferred
6preferred
45%
•
___
Industrial
51.5c
31%
31%
2,897
10%
common_5
30%
10%
11
1,160
____25
Jun
9'%
36%
Jan
28
,
28%
23%
6'/8
6Ve
6%
500
5y2
Jan
30'%
32
2,975
29%
Jun
36% Mar
preferred
preferred
30
32
______4o
38
__.
50
Feb
51%
320
45
Jun
34
34
35
165
33 %
Jun
42
Feb
100
156
156
156
10
146%
Jan
159'
Mar
9%
Apr
11 %
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a82
15
Apr
86
4.40
4.00
4.50
28,610
2.25
Apr
4.65
Jan
24
Mar
Apr
1
3.65
3.75
600
3.65
July
5%
Jan
•
8%
9
1,050
8
10%
Feb
60
60
60
79
58
July
July
70 Va
Feb
100
100
100
3
100
Feb
105
Feb
7
306
Jan
7
July
Apr
80
5%
International
150
29%
Jun
36% Mar
Canadian
360
37V2
Jun
39
Canadian
July
(John)
Intercolonial
Coal
International
6'/,
Intl
oi
100
__
Bronze
preferred
Nickel
10%
Powders
International
Petroleum
5>A
International
295
Marconi
al7
33
40
5
Jun
16
Mar
Combined
Jan
6%
57c
Jamaica
Labatt
Lake
Pipe
Line
Limited
of
the
Laurentide
pfd__
(John)
Woods
preferred
38 %
Apr
46%
47%
Jun
55
22'%
24
455
22
July
69%
69'%
35
62
Apr
70%
26%
325
24 y2
Jun
29%
Jan
Dominion
Engineering Works
Oilcloth
a
Apr
18
Acceptance^ class
A
Consolidated
t
29% Mar
Consolidated
Textile
28'%
Apr
32%
Jan
Dominion
19%
Jun
29%
Feb
Frontenac
Molson
Breweries
100
100
10
-al8al8%
50
__
a30
__
a30
100
.
25
Feb
17
10(1% May
Jan
,
t
Montreal
Drug
National
18
Apr
Federal
33%
29% May
Feb
Fleet
Steel
t
'
'
Grain
Ltd
Shops
Penmars
Chemical
35%
Feb
3.00 July
5.00
Jan
Ford
Mills
26
61%
a27
16%
♦
18%
502
19
Jun
Paper Co Ltd common..*
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
_<1
al6% al67/8
30%
10
Jan
10%
Jun
Foreign
Great
Power
6%
Sec
red
pfd
755
16
Jun
20%
Jan
Journal
Publishing
5
80
Jan
84
Jun
Lowney
Co
8V«
8%
3,740
Jun
10%
29'%
638
28
Jun
38
Jan
25%
25%
290
24
Jun
26%
Jan
Minnesota
25 %
25 %
210
24
Jun
26
Jan
Moore
Corp
47
34
46
Jan
47%
Apr
Mount
Royal
20
98 %
Jan
100 %
8'/4
200
11%
11%
105
25V*
25 '/2
110
9%
Jun
8
11% July
13
Jan
68
27% Mar
25
Apr
200
30
July
36
Feb
934
63
Jun
78%
Feb
30%
31
75
29%
Apr
31 %
Jun
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a20
a21
35
18
Apr
21
Jun
70'A
69
65%
Jun
72
Jan
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*
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-
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Power
Corp
of
Canada
Co
Ltd
a50
1
48
Mar
52
325
32
Jun
45
Jan
1,880
20
Apr
25% July
35'A
341
33%
Jun
40
30%
31
600
27%
Apr
34
•
__
a2iy2a21%
107
18%
Jan
22
Jun
al4
21
13
Jun
14
Feb
al4
Maritime
Ltd
Orange
Co
of
(Walter
Canada
a
Vz'l
14
-
2
98
98-.
98
•
98
Mar
99
30%
Apr
126
36% "37 %
2,293
36%
45.45 %
Jun
43
Breweries
Simon
(Ht
Simpsons
&
*
common
42%
Feb
46
July
75
47%
Jan
51
July
19%il9%
50
19
July
22
Jan
2o
450
20
Feb
a90
1
91
July
50 ,
19%
Sons
5%
pfd
*
Canada
Co cf
new
1
13%
if
14
985
26 $
13%
26
50
26
•
32%
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32%
Power
Canada
common
^
90
a
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Co
Southern
25
100
,
Southam
Steel
25
1
Paul
%2 %
Jan
26
Feb
90c
Jun
59
Apr
68
23
Jan
33
680
15
Apr
63
a27
2.25
Feb
Mar
Jan
5.00
Jan
4.50
550
12%
2,354
10%
Jan
12% May
15%
4.50
4.30
Feb
17%
Light
45
13%
Jan
16
July
16
Mar
Apr
392
15
15%
15%
1.50
1.50
245
1.20
Feb
26%
26%
420
24%
Feb
27% Mar
26
25%
26
585
24
Apr
26% Mar
*
Ltd____
&
a
»
:
Mills
Rice
15%
26%
Power__
10%
10%
11
825
10
Apr
13 % May
a20% a20%
40
18 %
Jan
20%
Jun
350
3.15
Jan
4.25
Mpy
10
*
Ltd
Stores
15%
4.00
3.90
100
7
110
110
110
55
109
57%
57
57%
100
=.__4
__—
Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd.100
n
Trans
2nd
part
c
Canada
Traders
preferred
6%
Pr
Finance
50
4.00
122 122%
43
27%
28
490
"
35 %
36%
675
30%
100
A
*
Mountain Oil Pipe Line__
(Can)
Ltd
Gas
of
Canada
7
7
*
pfd
cum
class
Corp
Union
Watson
Jack
Westeel
Products
Western
Canada
Mining
Aconic
8C
4.000
31
7c
Ltd
&
Apr
1.50
50
55%
Jan
118
27%
33
7c
July
8V8
Apr
Jan
112 %
Jun
58 % May
Jan
125
Jan
Jun
July
Apr
30 % Mar
Apr
1
46%
17c
26
Feb
31
12
200
11
Apr
12 %
—"
a21
a21
50
20'A
Apr
23%
______5
al5
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15
15% May
1.55
1.70
Ltd
Co
12
Ltd
Breweries
Ltd
Feb
Jan
July
Mines
1
Jan
Feb
16
Mar
1.70
3,000
1.37 July
1.70
July
1
Gold
Mine
21c
23c
2,000
20c
Apr
51c
May
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
American
Anacon
Lead
Ankeno
Mines
Mines
Arno
Arnora
91
23c
23c
2,000
22c
Mar
35c
Jan
4.60
5.00
24,350
V
Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
4.75
14 %c
—
2.25
Apr
5.70 July
Mining
Baska
Mar
26
Jun
Jan
32% July
Belle
July
32% July
Belville
31
&
Beatrice
Red
Jan
3%c Mar
9c
Jun
20c
70c
73c
13,000
62c
Feb
1.04
2.45
2.45
100
Jun
4.10
60c
60c
500
56c
Jun
1.09 May
5c
5c
500
4c
Jan
STOCK
Ltd
STOCK
*
Brunswick
Mines
Gold
Mining
Ltd..
& \Smelting
EXCHANGE
Jan
Feb
10c
10c
500
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
50c
54c
45.900
34c
Jun
84c
Feb
35c
500
35c
July
39c
Jan
29c
32c
13,500
1.10
Apr
3.00
3.00
3.00
4,945
13,000
35c
10c
11c
1
16
16
16%
550
21c
20c
21c
5,500
1
7c
Apr
53c
1
1
vtc._.
2.25
May
10c
4%c
Jan
2.50 Mar
3 %c
14%
20c
4.00 May
Feb
Jan
22c
Feb
23%
Apr
46c
Apr
July
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
2.45
1
Ltd
Mines
Metals
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
—
1
Bonscadillac
HART
|Jan
2c
29,000
-1
Ltd
Gold
Rare
29 %c
1.000
16c
1
Mines
Mines Ltd—
Mines
July
2%c
13 %c
1
Ltd
Gold
Lake
Gold
14c
2%c
14c
Chibougamau Mines Ltd..
Bonville
STOCK
Mines
Uranium
17
Jan
7,500
2%c
1
Corp..
1
Feb
27%
14c 15%c
*
Lid
Sulphur
July
12%
2,267
32
MONTREAL
12
Stocks—
Mining Corp
21
105
31 % T32 %
SAVARD
st. james st. west, montreal
Telephone
Branch
•
Carnegie Mines Ltd__
Celta
1181
Feb
24
75
1,500
5
Co
common
Service
6%
Boreal
Dev
&
Ltd..
Mining Co
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Cheskirk
PL-9*501
Mines
Chibougamau
Chimo
Offi-es.
Ltd
*
62c
61c
75c
11,900
16 %c
14c
17c
135,400
11c
11c
1,000
1
Ltd_
6c
1
90c
1
St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
SHERBROOKE
-
ST.
JOHNS, P. Q.
1.000
6c
Jan
80c
Jun
1,400
1
10c
1
4c
4c
35c
30c
1
9 %c 14
4
"
>1.22 July
19%c Feb
14c
Feb
1.35
Jan
4.40 Mar
4.300
18c
July
38c
Jan
%c
29.000
9c
Jun
25c
Feb
%
c
10,000
3c
May
6 Vac
Feb
35c
2,000
28c
Jun
54 %c
Jun
20c
18c
1
Mines
For footnotes s?? page 13.
Feb
5,000
Mines-
____
Feb
19 %c
6c
Rochette
Ltd
1.50
Jan
91c
Candego
Explorations
Apr
July
1.50
6c
Consolidated
Cortez
10c
89c
1
TROIS-RIVIERES
50c
6%c
1.22
1
—
Explorers
Gold
Consolidated
QUEBEC
25
24
26
12%
a
10
;
Paper
Crush Ltd
Power
Bobjo
276
Apr
25
1.00
25% July
q
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16%
*
1
Sick's
26% Jan
Mar
3-55
50
45
,_50
«
28% July
Apr
37% Mar
35^1 35 %
37%
•
Feb
Apr
35%
50
63
♦
Co Ltd com_10
Ltd
Ontario
&
Ottawa
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Teleg and Tel
of
Amerinium
100
May
Mar
33
31
common
20
Jan
35
25 lA
34%
•
1
Power
147
24'/4
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common.
70 'A
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1
May
July
Jan
69
-'30%• -30%'.
63%
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Jun
Jan
7%
*
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38
Jan
29
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common
Apr
30
a20% a20%
100
Lakes
82
*
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-
Jan
3.75
2.50 Mar
1,268
16%
Motor Co of Can class A
^
72
34%
Mar
8)4
•
3.00
1.00
July
25%
common
3.00
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9
25 %
•
.
15
a29% a29 %
20
20
•
Lid
29%
1
7% July
11%
Tubes
Paper
29 ft July
300
8% Mar
com___l_5
Development
Quebec
105
a
"
19 y2 May
100
Car
River Company
Roliand
20%
25
40
._
Products _J
&
27
800
50
47
•
preferred
Placer
Bros".
463
21%
21
preferred
$1.40
a98% a98%
A
•
Powell
Price
28%
21
Inc
Transvision-Television
;
27
150
25'%
class
,
Page-Heiiey
28%
"
8
8%
Weaving
Mines
Flour
5
20
____5
Ontario Steel
20
Manufacturing Ltd
Southern
Ogilvie
50
alO
29'%
Ltd
&
Wire
Noranca
20
8
•
Oii
Co 5%
Niagara
20
20
82
Preferred
1
20
alO
82
Telegraph
National
20
Linoleum
Candy
Newfoundland
,
4,006
20
__
al6%
i
■
Morgan
Farmer
Fanny
Mica
B
500
38
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds
preferred™____100
5%
McCoil
Class
80
3.00
37%
1
25
&
Feb
80
3.00
38
:__
3,030
0
Matssey-Hains
i
Corp
29
•
Corp
3%
pfd
5%
22%
class B__»
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7
80
*
18'%
Blnedel
&
Zellerbach
Mills
29
Ltd
MacMillan
Jun
Mar
•
Ltd
21 Va
Lindsay iC Wj
Mailman
82
;
common
Paper Corn
29
______-20
Bros
7
■
8
Preferred
Lewis
:
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
Jan
Mar
22%
0
,
36
alO
Feb
26
__
9
.
*
_1
25
100
common
*
common
612
24
—_
Public Service 7%
Ltd
3,643
____25
Interproviriciai
Enterprises
17
___5
Preferred
,
____.
41%
•
Corp_
alO
*
Lumber Co
40%
__
Utilities
54% Feb
Mar
Mar
Crown
International
0
com
Weslingliou.se Co Ltd
Industries preferred
Casmont
Jan
Company
Western
49%- 51'%
__
Power
Ltd
5'A
12
Tr
& Mach
41%
common__„___7.50
Co
40
10 y2 July
Fdry
51%
*
common
Paper
38
5'/4
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—
Canada
International
100
•
.
51
com
10%
38
__
Inv
_100
Javelin
Canadian
Inglis
common
preferred
Canadian
32
38
Ltd
preferred
38VA
31 Va
"
23
115
50%
*
Canadian
6% May
32
3,000
53%
■»
Industries
11% July
___JEl
__
53
Dredge & Dock Co
I'/o
Jan
common..*
Acceutatice Corp
$2.oc
45%
Canadian
Canadian
& Smelting
53
16
-
|
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 3, 1953
40
(420)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Mines
Donalda
Nickel
East
Sullivan
Eastern
Fab
1
Ltd
Mines
Rim
Mines
Fenimore
Mines
Fontana
Frobisher
(1945)
Graham
Mines Ltd
Grandines
Mines Ltd
Gold
—
Mines
_
69c
July
15%
Jun
23%
Feb
1.53
Apr
Jun
7c
Jan
July
9.25
Feb
5c
4,500
5.55
200
86c
2.35
100
81c
3,050
100
3c
5.45
Apr
1.43
trust
July
61c
61c
Jun
7.80
8.50
1,400
14
14%
Development
Min
Kenmayo
Yukon
Mines
Co
14
1,935
Jan
12%
13% Feb
Jun
3*95
15% Jan
12c
18c
Ltd
5.20
64c
39,100
51c
Jmy
1.85
3,500
10c
Jan
24c
Feb
25c
1,000
25c
July
50c
May
8c
2,000
7%c Jan
12c
Jan
Keymet Mines Ltd
Klondike-Keno
Labrador
-■
7c
Ltd
Mines
Asbestos
Mines
Lingside
_
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Island
Ltd
Mines
Monpas
Mountauban
Nechi
Cons
Nesbitt
Ltd
Dredging
New-Delhi
Larder
"U"
Pacific
Coal
New
Mining
Ryan Lake
New
Santiago
Nocana
Obalski
Opemiska
Orchan
Pato
Pitt
Uranium
Cons
Dome
Chibougamau
Jan
Jun
8c
Jan
4%c
3,000
45c
15,600
Mar
40c
65c
Mar
21,500
35c
4%c
May
Feb
65c
Jun
3,100
25c
July
2,000
18c
July
34 %c
Jan
8c
July
18c
Mar
2.85
27 %c
16c
2.85
300
27c 27 %c
6,500
7,000
24c
24c
6,000
1
1.40
1.40
200
37c 41 %c
7,600
3.70
3.70
3.70
1,000
3%c
3'Ac
3%c
1,000
37c
2.85
Ltd—
1
——
4.20 Jan
77c
1
—
•
Agnew-Surpass
2.89
2.82
7,500
18c
May
1.30
37c
Jun
July
Jan
3.05
2%c May
1.84 Jun
25c
May
2.00
42c
Feb
July
3.75
Apr
5c
Red
Crest
Mines
Gold
Ltd
3.15 Jun
10c
6,500
10c
July
21c
Feb
65c
500
65c
July
1.54
Jan
Mar
21c
Jan
17c
1.10
4,500
1.08
Jun
1.54 May
18c
20c
23,200
8c
Jan
24 %c July
4%c
500
4c
Feb
16c
Jan
7c
1
4c
1,000
3c
May
1.28
4,200
90c
Jun
1.45 May
3.40
Rexspar Uranium & Metals
Rix-Athabasca Uranium Mines
1
1.95
1.95
1.95
700
1.67
Jan
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
1
12c
10c
12c
3,500
8%c
Jan
Sheep
Creek
Mines
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
Stadacona
-50c
Ltd
Mines
...
62c
4,800
62c
July
4,30
4.35
40o
4%c
4%c
2,000
4c
May
Jun
*
Ltd
(19441
62c
1
Mines Ltd
34c
1
_
Jun
4.25
1
6.70
34c
3,067
31c
7%c
_
Steelby Mining Corp Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd.
Tazin
Lake Mines Ltd
.
7%c
1,000
7%c July
6.45
6.85
1,650
Jun
6.15
Silver
Trebor
Mines
40c
12c
1,000
12c
July
25c
46c
19,100
25c
July
12,500
1
Ltd
_
12c
12c
13c
1
_
_
1.20
1.19
1.20
300
18c
18c
18c
1,000
1
Ltd
Mines
12c
_
Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd
Tobrit
1
V
Ltd..
Mines
—
Alberta
Consolidated
Alberta
United
Asbestos
Corp
7c
17c
Mar
Jan
1.00
5.80 Jan
8c
May
50c
Vinray
Malartic
Vlolamac
Mines
Ltd
1
-
Feb
9.70
Feb
6c
Apr
83c
Jun
11 %c
Jan
Jan
39c
1.10
16%c July
Jan
1.65
46c
Feb
1
Mines
Weeden
Pyrite
Wendell
Mineral
Products
Ltd
1,500
25c
Jun
52c
2%c
2%c
5,000
2%c
Apr
5%c
Feb
2.40
2.65
9,400
1.38
Jan
3.25
Apr
Jan
2.40
48c
31,500
35c
July
33c
29c
35c
27,200
25c
May
2.10
2.00
2.18
8,200
44c
1
_
100
41c
2.60
1
& Copper
4.80 Mar
3.65
40c
—
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd—1
14c
Jan
48c
Feb
10
Jun
18
345
18c 20'Ac
30,075
8%
100
42c
Gas
Jun
1.90
9%
9%
9%
1.26
1.10
2,700
1.75
2.15
20,300
2.15
3.40
__
1
30c
-•
2nd
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
34%
36%
46%
48%
23%
24
35c
11,613
„
35c
*
32%c
50c
Nepheline
American
Yellowknlfe
American
Amurex
Anacon
75c
—
23c
15%
12%
*
.
25c
1
Lead
4.70
4.55
1
8c
8c
*
*
1
Petroleums
Anchor
84c
1
Oils class A
5.75
13
84c
28c
15%
5.05
9c
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
5.40
Consolidated Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
1
41%
Gold
Metals
Ascot
July
54c
Jan
35,400
60c
Jun
84c
July
•
72,000
45,292
16 %c
Jun
40c
Jan
55,500
6.500
2.26
9.15 Mar
6%c July
5.40 July
7,408
300
4,500
Aubelle
Avlllabona
Banff
Oil
—
Feb
July
31c
31c
2,000
30c
Jun
11%
12
720
—
80
80
11c
20c
16%
8c
7%c
7%c
17c
10c
20c
Bank
~
Nova
Toronto
of
.—
L
Scotl*
B*nk of
Bank
„T
Mines
—
Ltd——
41
-—1
—4
Mines
Barvue
10
1
Montreal——^.
of
2OV4C
4.15
2.44
7%c
33%
-
—
2.45
20 %c 23%c
4.00 4.30
2.37
2.45
7%c
7%c
34
41
1.37
2.45
July
66%c Mar
43c
Jan
4.40
Jan
•
Barymin Co Ltd
Bathurst
Ltd
class
Power
A
Lodge
Uranium
Yukon
Altex
Oils
Limited
*
Bailey Selburn
Bristol
Oils
31c
500
5.50
5.30
2,100
35c
31c
36c
26,300
1
4.15
4.15
4.25
300
42c
42c
2,500
...
*
Ltd—
Petroleums
Antone
31c
5.80
1
_
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Oils & Gas class A
1
Limited
—
Jun
30c
5.15
30c
July
July
Jun
Jan
8.15
80c
4.20 July
38c
Jan
72c
Jan
5.90
44c
&
Canada
Oils
Canadian
Central
Edmonton
♦
Corp
10%
Ltd.:
Land
Devonian
_
Explorers Ltd
"
Allenbee
Cordasun
Consolidated
Peak
Oil
&
Oils
Gas
10% July
13%
Jan
Jan
5.10
Jan
July
1.56
Jan
3.95 July
5.95
—
85c
3,200
4.50
1,500
45c
3,000
45c
July
96c
45c
600
39c
July
80c
Jan
38c
38c
2,000
38c
July
80c
7,696
—
13c
7c
8c
19,000
Blue Ribbon Corp common
*
16
43%
16
43%
16
43%
35
25
1
Boymar
1
Rio
Producers
Empire
Oils
Federated
Jriume
New
Pan
1.27
Jan
Poplar
5.15
5.40
200
1.05
1.02
1.15
6,700
25c
25c
5,000
25c
a8
1.10
*
5.00 July
1.02
25c
7.50
Jan
•
_
2.55
25c
_
Bralsaman
Grass
Empire Oils Ltd
Tri-Tor
Oils
Westburne
Western
Wilrich
Oils
,
„
_
—1
Ltd—-
Oil Co
<1
Limited
Homestead
Oils
Ltd—
Petroleums Dtd
For footnotes see page 43
43c
0
—
10c
a8
107
7.75
Jun
13.25
—1
Jan
45
Jan
49c
Jan
8
Jan
July
6
89c
Apr
July
24c
Jan
July
700
3.00
July
3.50
Brazilian
Bristol
Traction
Red
Brewis
8%c
9c
40
Jun
72c
Jan
12,000
1.75
Jan
2.99
Jun
12c
July
30c
Jan
6%c July
14c
Jan
16
41%
Jun
45
19c
Jan
57c
164,200
2%c
Jan
1.08
Apr
2.500
12 %c
Jan
20c
Jan
8%c July
18c
Feb
16,400
10c
7,700
10
ll%c
1
35,700
68.300
14,000
2.00
39c
--
1
Oils
2,150
250
9%
10
llcl2%c
2.14
41c
1.45
*
Ltd
Jan
1.10
900
1.04
Jun
1.52
Jan
2.70
100
2.25
Apr
3.30
16
30c
Jun
52c
—
Gairdner %
40
1,600
1.25 July
2.25
9,721
9,200
2.00
July
2.18
July
2.12
29,700
1.95
July
2.18
July
21,500
500
1
1.01
93c
72c
72C
75c
4,700
1.03
113
5,200
48c
01
49c
30.650
1,900
41c
July
7£c
2.65 July
89c
,70c.
1.03
48c
1.70 May
Jan
July
July
Jan
3.85 Mar
90c
Jan
1.65
July
Jun
Jun
5.25
Feb
1.15
May
1.90
Jan
9% Jun
11%
9c
Jan
1.30 July
32c
May
19c
Gairdner & Company Limited
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Jan
1.10
Jan
'
Investment Bankers
Association
of America
SECURITIES
*,
—
.Feb
Jun
53c
Whitehall 4-5335
Affiliates
Gairdner, Son ^Company
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Jan
,
3.35
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Canadian
Feb
2 12
2.65
Wall
Mar
1.35
2.08
42c 44 %c
Apr
Mar
3.80
Jan
2.000
Jan
1.00
36c
Apr
4.15
1.45
4.00
1.31
4.00
1
ordinary
Lake
Mines
Jun
2 64
1.08
45c
Feb
2.10
Jan
3.00
2.65
Ml
13c 13 %c
—
1
Petroleum
CANADIAN
0
Sweet
Trans
32c
Jan
July
1.95
«
_
28c
30c
34c
Feb
1.10 May
49c
.Jan
Julv
1.25
2.12
43c
Jan
July
a8
46c
1
Ltd-
Feb
Jun
Jun
1.17 May
2.40
*
_
Co
Ltd
Ltd
3.70
Apr
3.00
1
__
Ltd
Co
Petroleums
Oils
2.10 July
55c
2.70
_
Corp
Oil
Oils
Oil
900
5.40
Ltd
Western
Phillips
Pontiac
1.400
1
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Oils
2.30
a75c
*
*
Ltd
Continental
Okalta
Ltd
2.10
a65c
2.30
1
Ltd
Petroleums
National
*
Ventures Ltd
Oils
Oil Co
Merrill
Ltd
Minerals
Petroleums
Gaspe Oil
Gateway
&
31c
33c
*
Mines
Bralorne
Brilund
Del
Apr
37%
Jan
39c
1
l
80c
3.10
1.55
36
26,300
47,800
2,500
Jan
600
45c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Oils
530
3.60
4.25
85c
*
Consolidated
10%
Jan
Jan
Apr
July
3.50
Petroleum
Consolidated
10%
4.20
19c
42c
47c
13c
Bordulac
Calgary
Jun
55c
39%
1
Mar
1.55
1.30
39
1
Mar
43
2.25
7%c
Mines
Bonville
Gold
42
24c
.
July
Apr
6,448
110
3,900
—
Jan
12c
35
Jan
24c
1.00
Jan
July
Jan
22c
7
Feb
5.80
3.00
Feb
1.05
24c
40c
Bobjo
42c
38% May
44c
--50
Apr
Jun
38%
1
——
61c
31%
Kirkland
Preferred
Jan
Jun
6%c Jan
30c
Jan
3.10
4.00 July
OH Stocks—
Bldgood
Feb
Jun
1.90
1
Mines
Apr
25c
17b
1
-
Jun
33c
19c
1
Mines
Gold
11c
8,500
1.00
25
Telephone
Bevcourt
Feb
Jan
10,000
20,400
10,700
50
—
1
Mines
Jan
16c
Jun
1.40
24c
7
89c
Feb
23%
Jun
25c 27 %c
56c
62c
22%c
25c
36
36
1.37
Jun
27c
Jun
2.35
14,500
8,950
—
*
Bellekeno
Blbls
24c
1
Beatty Bros
Bell
25c
56c
——
Beattie-Duquesne
Beaver
*
•
II
Uranium
Petroleums
—
•
Mining
Mines
Metals
Base
Baska
Apr
15
6%c
260
1.27
2.30
1.04
16c
60
40%
Jun
Feb
May
13c
1,000
90
40%
40
Jun
7c
11,050
2,720
8,600
33 'A
25c
Jan
15% May
1,000
25,600
20c
Jan
14% July
500
4,399
2.40
22c
16c
10c
2,600
2.35
Jan
60c
40
5,950
1,950
6,250
13'Ac 14%c
85
6%c Jan
12,200
12%
Jan
8c
8,000
75c
14%
13c
16%
8%c
Jan
55c
11% July
7,500
70c
14%
Jan
78%
60
10c
21c
10
10
„
Bankfleld Consolidated
Feb
34c
—
1
1
50$
Mines
Bagamac
80c
Jan
—
1
Mines Ltd
13% May
9c
14%c
1
Gold
Aunor
Jan
Feb
10c
8c
1
-
Jan
8.25
12%
35c
30c
—
1
—-J
1
Jan
Jun
11 %c
16%
1
Mines-—
River
21c
May
1
Mines
Aumacho
Apr
5.70 July
5c
-*
Steels
Atlas
20
10c
17c
—1
Atlln-Ruffner
Apr
2,500
248,200
70c
A.___.——10
(1937)
Mines
Athona
class
Hardware
Ashdown
Jan
30c
30c
25.600
—
-1
Corp
Jan
May
17c
1
Armistice
53%
24
104% July
5%c
34c
—
-1
.—_
Apr
5c
2oc
—
100
Preferred
Arjon
Apr
21%
100% May
14c
—
*
common
Jan
38c
5c
34c
1
Argus Corp
Jan
49%
—
*
Mines
43c
Jun
--
1
Mines
Ankeno
Apex
Feb
Jun
16%c July
5.90
13
42c
12%
Feb
3.85
Jun
33%
330
500
_1
Jan
2.80
28c
755
103
104
16%c 16%c
104
1.35
3.00
3,103
24
9% July
1.65 Mar
July
1.70 July
308
48%
—-
Petroleums Ltd
Leduc
36
•
preferred
Jun
1.10
90c
100
500
3.40
30c
25
Ltd
of Canada
9'/i July
9,200
90c
B^May
47
1.12
*
—
Steel
Algoma
Aluminium
Aluminum
8%
Jun
3.65
—
7% Mar
18% Mar
1.26
*
Mar
16c
41c
1
Feb
Feb
Feb
3.65
1
Ltd
6%
16%
17%
1
Pacific Cons
Rata
United Lead & Zinc Mines
Knife
Albermont Petroleums
Barnat
Tache
T
135
10
——
Petroleums
Yellow
Feb
756
•
Preferred
Alax
Akaitcho
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
Mines Ltd
Soma-Duvernay Gold
Feb
4c
1.25
4c
_
_
14% Mar
26%
7%
Jan
65c
4,500
common
Aumaque
0
Apr
Jan
26%
18%c
*
12%
25 'A
7
17%
1
A
High
Loto
11,985
14
26 '/a
26 %
7%
•
—
13%
Jan
4'/8C
18 % c
1
,
Jun
Jun
2.50
20c
1.10
1
_
Jan
19c
16 %c
1
Quebec Labrador Development
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd—
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—.
Quebec Yellowknile Gold Mines
8%c July
10c
1
20
common
Acadia-Uranlum
Area
1
__
Feb
15,750
13c
16c
Class
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
Share*
High
2.90 Feb
66c
9c
8c
1
_
37c
18 %c 18 %c
.—1
__
Jan
500
46,250
30c
1
Fields
75 %c
40c
1.25
•
1
.
Mar
40c
•
..
Jan
28c
1
—
36c
1.00
--
Apr
July
10c
1.20
-
_
_
2,000
10c
t>
—
10c
1.75
10c
.
•
common..
preferred
$1.60
Low
Jan
47c
Jan
.
Paper
Acadia-Atlantic
American
1.65
.
Ltd
Mar
1.30
Ltd
Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Jan
66c
14%
11 %
4.45
50r,
Mines
69%
Jun
July
56% July
35c
Jun
1
Gold Dredging
Mining Co Ltd
East
900
Jun
(Quebec).
Mines
4,000
Feb
Jun
.
Mines
60
36c
11%
9%c
68c
_
_
Copper
Gold
Preston
Que
Ltd
56%
Jan
80c
__
&
Power
Jan
200
Mining Corp Ltd
(1945)
4c
12c
4,500
_
_.
1,000
40c
*
_
5c
Jan
5.000
Ltd—
__
6c
75c
1
Nubar Mines Ltd..
1,000
Feb
81c
Mines Ltd
Normetal
6c
Jan
70c
8.65
6.40 July
1.90
Ltd
__
..
150
70c
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
11,500
Feb
81c
Mines
Oils
&
July
22c
a6.65
10%
1.90
.
_
Co
Island
20c
20c
Mar
25c
1
.
Highbridge
Jun
1
-
New
July
8
Ltd __1
Mines
New
12c
600
45c
Ltd
New
500
41c
Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
12c
8.15
4%C
45c
Par
Abltlbl
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jun
35c
45c
__1
New
Jan
80c
11%
'
11%
1
-
Ltd
Mines
Mines
.
•
•
Uranium
LaBine
Calumet
New
_.l
...
47c
Jun
56%
—5
.
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Apr
40c
5c
—
—
14c
10c
500
6c
0
Ltd
Mining. Corp
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
6%c July
6,000
a6.50
21c
1
Ltd
Co
3,000
15c
55c
12c
a6.65
1
-
7%c
55c
8.00
—
1
....
_
...
—
Mining
•
1
Ltd—
_
'
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1
-
_
Ltd
Copper
Merrill
I-
-
Mines
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Lavalie
—-
1
-
-
Mining & Explor Co
Lafayette
•
•
Last
Feb
11c
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
15c
-_1
.
Mines Lid
Keyboycon
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Jan
Jan
25c
—:
July
48c
10%c
10 %c
12c
7,600
8c
1
1,500
2.10
51c
63c
12c
1.90
1
_
Toronto Stock
Jan
July
.
.
Kayrand
Members The Toronto Stock
Jun
lbc
20c
■
CO.
STREET, TORONTO, CANADA
3.80 Jan
Feb
1,000
8.50
b
FIELDS
C.
200 BAY
1.29 Mar
2.30 May
79c
58c
1,300
1
—
C.
Jan
80c
16c
1
voting
Inquiriea Invited
1.64 May
1,050
20c
1
—.—
Ltd
Mines
Jan
2.40 Mar
16c.
1
_
______
Jacuiet Mines Ltd
Jardun
6.70
Feb
20c
—5
Ltd...
Mines.—
Uranium
3,900
81c
--1
-
Inspiration Mining & Dev
Iso
Apr
1.05
1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
Jan
4.35
•
Mines & Metals
Gui-Por Uran
Gunner Gold
'
8,400
86c
—
•
Ltd
Mines
Jan
May
1.63
16
2.35
86c
1
Mines
72c
5c
0
Mines
Gold
4.20
94c
1.05
5.50
1
-----
--
Bousquet
Jan
July
95c
•
Golden Manitou
July
1.04
15%
—I
—
•
Ltd
God's' Lake Gold
1.15
50c
10,000
69c
69c
V
Ltd
25
1.15
1.08
—
1
-
Mines—
Iron
1,000
prepared to comment on your
holdings of Canadian oil stocks
are
)
Mines Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel
3,000
We
22% Mar
STOCKS
OIL
CANADIAN
High
17% July
219,100
66c
1.10
a5.00 a5.00
1
1
------
1.71
63c
—
■
Ltd—
400
1.10
—
1
__
_
Ltd
Mines
Metals Corp
Metal
Ltd.
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
17%
1.16
1.34
.„1
Dominican Asbestos Mines Ltd
East
Shares
High
17%
Ltd
JULY 31
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sa'es
Range
Last
Sale Price
stocks
Dome
Week's
Friday
■>
Jan
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
eiocKs
Week's
Range
Brltalta
Petroleums
1
British American Oil common
•
British Columbia Electric 4%
pfd—100
4%%
preferred
preferred
57c
100
Class
Reef
Brunhurst
Power
class
class
Apr
5% May
12
July
Jun
12%
34%
34'/a
35
2,322
33
Feb
2,335
70c
63,400
2.37
2.35
2.39
2,900
19c
19c
23c
37,550
19c
45c
14c
2,426
13c
17c
143,325
93c
May
1
15%
17%
8 %C
68c
500
•
1
*
Knife
21c
20c
21c
4%c
5'Ac
37
37%
20c
23c
15 %c
19c
19%
19%
34%
Red
Iron
—1
common
15c
21c
10%
16c
15 %c
17c
1.15
1.35
•
Stone-
*
8,525
33c
40c
4,700
10
i
July
34c
•
Power
25c
Packers
Permanent Mortgage
Southern Oils
Lands
1—•
class
B
672
10'A July
14%
Admiral
1
33c
Mar
Jun
1.10
32c
Oils
2,600
2.25
80
78
80
500
29
29%
220
6%
6%
6%
120
20%
5.70
4,274
20
53%
10 %
11
Celanese
$1 preferred
preferred
Canadian Chemical
Devonian
29'A May
Apr
10
.Rdv
9
12%
preferred
57c
181
9.50
1,213
8%
Jun
1,000
2.40
Jun
2.45
3.25 July
28%
5.05
Feb
77%
May
July
29 %
10c
10c
11c
July
2,600
10c
Jun
18c
Mar
13c 13 %c
16,000
10c
Jan
19c
Feb
4.75
Jan
__
4.30
4.30
4,40
270
1.20
8,960
99%c July
28c
26c
28c
7,063
1.50
1.50
1.50
300
25c
77%
July
2.45
2.50
14.862
16c
18c
2.00
6,900
4,550
13c
1.70
1.66
Jun
2
2.95 Jan
27%
27%
27%
6,190
24%
Jan
27% Mar
2.50
5-50
5.35
5.50
1,300
•
17%
17%
17%
945
1
1.33
1.16
1.71
291,345
—
30%
31
401
27'A
Apr
—
14%
15
1,305
12%
Apr
2.05
2.05
July
10
& Steel
•
com
5.35
1.15 July
99%
99%
100
36
96%
13
12%
13
900
12'A
Jun
45'A
45'A
43'A
Jan
50
__
60
•
12
11%
12
3,635
•
17
16%
17
220
9
8%
9
603
20%
20%
300
9
175
Jun
47
Feb
140'/a July
Jun
9
Apr
20% Feb
19% Jan
Textile
•
common
8%
100
8%
140'A 140'A
—
*
3,25
—
1
65c
3.25
69c
61c
185
3.00
11
Jan
5.00 Feb
152,100
49c
Jan
94c
1
48c
43c
May
48c
8,998
38c
Jun
96c
Jan
1
38c
31 %c
40c
63,725
30c
Jun
58c
Feb
East
1
1.99
1.97
2.05
9,800
28,350
Gas
&
Malartic
Rim
Mines
Nickel
Mines
1
1.10
1.05
1.12
East Sullivan Mines
Mav
1
4.75
4.75
4.95
1.12
1.07
1.19
5%
5%
100
5%
5%
50
26%
26%
75
50c
53c
2,750
•
*
Easy Washing Machine
Economic Invest
Jun
3.15 Feb
4.20
28,100
—
1.97 July
1.03 July
4,050
1
Metals
Eastern Steel
May
12% Mar
2.80
Oils
Eastern
55
—
-—10
—
1
1.65 Jan
Apr
2.45 Mar
Jun
5%
6.80 Jan
Jan
45c
8% Apr
6% Mar
5'A Jun
25
27'A Mar
45C
Apr
July
7c
July
15c
Feb
Jan
16c,
May
65c
Mar
14
juiv
20
100
28%
Jan
32
July
58c
53c
61c
24,700
35c
20% July
1
64c
64c
73c
5,100
6ic
July
15vt
Anr
19
Jun
Falconbridge
•
16'A
15%
16%
6,882
15
78c
Jun
Apr
Estella Mines Ltd
Eureka Corp
1
17
29%
30
1,025
20
20
100
33%
33%
50
9%
Jun
5 00
95c
Jan
E^ Pen-Rey Oils
E1 Sol Gold
Emerald Glacier
Equitable Life Insurance
Feb
6.50 Mar
9%
1
8c
—
25
20
3,833
9'Ac
13,000
5c
25c
9%c
*
8c
7'Ac
—
1
85c
7.100
50
50 %
305
7%
7%
50
54
55
41c
46
Jan
Famous
Players
Fanny Farmer
21
Jan
Fargo
34'A July
Jun
75c
Jun
5%
185
14
Jun
45
1,725
14
July
9% July
80
39 %c
25c
1,000
25c
19%
Feb
15'A
Jan
50
Federal Grain
i Preferred
Jan
1.51
Feb
'
8'A Jan
Mav
62
Feb
149
150
...
-
U132C JZ
25.
Feb
151
May
Jan
144
101
21% July
Jun
25
16%
17
325
15
Mar
25'A
26
110
24
Jan
26% July
5c
Jan
13c
5.00
July
7.50 Jan
Jan
1.54
A
*
20
1
5.40
'Ac
July
Petroleums
12
12
12
14%
505
*
5.60
5.45
5.70
8,510
98c
1.00
2,700
100
101
60
50c
47c
53c
102,600
1.10
1.03
1.10
21%
21
21%
1,400
815
4,929
25'A
4
Jun
32%
Jan
Frobisher Ltd
Cos
*
common
common
*
Warrants
Apr
2.30 Mar
37%
25
290
27'A May
15% Apr
•
2.05
2.15
class B
—10
Above issue called for redemption
2,750
2.01 July
3.30 Jan
10
10
39
9
10
1.00
1.10
2,700
61%
63'A
1,567
—
74%c
36c
Jan
Apr
Apr
28c
Jun
59
Jan
Jan
2.35 Feb
68
Mar
14
Apr
*Mar
'
11
Feb
13% July
fi.45 July,
78c
Jun
30c
Jun
Jan
12
July
•-
Jan "
99
18
2.20 Feb
37% July
16%
1.00
63
!
17
%c July
Jun
20
13%
26
1.75
75c
,
Jan
3.25 May
Jan
10c
14'A
25%
16%
6,000
*
26
37%
—
8c
16%c 18'Ac
%c
*
7,000
317,554
655,150
*
Fraser
1.88
—
•
Jun
37%
1.20
3,125
1.15
1.77
1
25'A
7'Ac
Jun
*
—
7c
1.50
97
Jan
21
65,700
93c
8,000
.
18'A
270
2.31
5.00
1.70
.
900
21'A
1.02
1.55
35
21%
21
2.20
5.40
100
100 100%
class
20%
2.31
•
1.60
23% Jan
21'A
Iron Mines
1
Warrants extended to July 31 1953—
1
Jan
Jun
21%
Fenimore
100
1.00 Feb
1.55
•
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor class A
Foundation Co
15% Mar
18% May
1
Federal Kirkland
Federated Petroleum
Jan
55
Jan
Mar
25c
Ltd
Oils
Flank
13%
Nickel
30'A
1,160
80c
p
18'AMar
25
Canadian
Tire
Corp
common
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
•
Williston
Minerals
Canadian "Wirebound
Oct
on
1
at
$10
Cassiar
1.70
19
July
47o
Mar
convertible
Gaitwin
Gas
July
1
Exploration
Ltd
•
1.00
6.70
1.10
2,500
1.00
6.25
6.25
6.70
5,065
2.30
2.30
4.45
4.25
4.50
7,200
2.90
2.70
2.90
7,700
95c
95C
2,850
21c
6,500
10c
10c
1
1
•
Central Patricia
1.50
300
18c
Trethewey
Central Explorers
Central Leduc Oil
Jun
1
July
Anr
Mc
*
•
100
Bakeries
—8
General Petroleum
Class A
/,?;
1
common
1
General Steel Wares common
1.32 Mar
"
Chamberlain Oil
Charter
I-
_
I—1
1
—
Oils
20c
23c
1,500
1.35
1.65
1.65
13,025
1.35
Geneva Lake
Pph
Giant
45c
Jun
5.60
Chesklrk
50o
1.30
1
6c
1
1.27
Explorers
Ltd
Chromium
57% July
6.25
5.60
Mar
Gold
5.00
May
68% Feb
8.50 Jan
Jun
7.50 Jan
Apr
17% Apr
99
May
104
Jun
11% c Jan
Jun
11% Jan
2'Ac Jan
7%cMay
101
101
5
8c
7%c
8c
6,500
9.25
9.60
1,700
3 Vic
5c
6,050
82c
87c
18,300
_
July
6.00 Jan
45
16
101
—I
Jun
106
100
1,035
9.25
Mines.-
Glenora Gold
5.95
500
1
1
—
Yellowknife
July
7r.
9.00
Jan
2.10 Mar
66c
Jan
1.30 Mar
1.36
23,900
Goldale Mines
1
35c
33c
36c
17,700
18c
Mar
53c
May
c
6c
9,500
5c
Jan
15c
Feb
Goldcrest
1
27c
25c
28c
19,650
20c
Jan
47c
Mar
56c
52c
56c
14,800
23c
Jan
83c
Jun
1
14%c
10c 14'Ac
20,500
7c
Jan
15c
87c
Apr
85c
94c
5,700
80c
Jun
1.40 Jan
Gold Eagle M'ines
Golden Manitou
1
2.30
2.26
2.40
2.15
Jun
1.40
12,100
1.20
1.56
227,850
72c
Jan
4.40 Mar
74c
10,500
•
4.10
5%
.
4.10
4.10
100
Citra-Lartic
1
8'Ac
8'Ac
9c
Cobalt Consolidated
Mining Corp
Cochenour WiUans
1,500
1
1.63
1.60
1.72
1
1.15
1.12
1.20
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
*
13%
13
13%
1,245
50c
50c
61c
9,200
1
5'Ac
5%c
3,000
5
1.55
1.60
400
62C
1,674
Copper
1
Colomac Yellowknife
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum Mines
♦
60C
33,566
3,400
1.18
Jun
1.95 Mar
„
3.25
Apr
1.60
July
1.00 July
Apr
1.50 Jan
16% Mar
lie
,41
Ac
58c
Jun
Mining
Tire
Consolidated Allenbee
Consolidated Astoria
Oil
Consolidated Coraasun Oils
Consolidated Discovery
j—1
46c
1
10c
1
v
42c
1
2.38
42c
47C
17,000
9%C 10 %C
12,250
9c
Jan
21c
38c
July
85c
East
Crest
Golden
1
Consolidated
Howey
Consolidated
Mattarow
42c
2.10
2.40
105,593
42c
July
1.35 Mar
2.40
70c
75c
2,800
70c
July
80c
29c
32c
7,500
23c
May
36c
9c
12c
—1
47Ac
47Ac
5c
13,300
95
95
48%
60c
Feb
50
88'A
Jan
98 % May
48%
34
47% Feb
7%
7%
150
72c
85c
145,780
17c
*
—
1
83c
•
17c
19c
11,650
.
17
16%
17
566
•
—
49 %
49%
26
5.50
5.80
750
7'A
7%
340
7%
7%
100
7.00
6,800
common
Feb
10c
—
paDer
2.00 Feb
Jan
50
Lakeg
Jun
3c
—
.
7%
Jun
49
Apr
May
8'A Jan
47c
Jan
1.45 Jun
17c
July
Jun
61'Ac Jan
17% Mar
45% Feb
49% Mar
15
1.09
16,500
40c
Feb
50c
53c
1,500
50c
Jun
21c
23c
1,000
21c
July
27%
3,958
24%
26%
Jun
1.35
i
73c
_
•
—
Great West Coal class A
•
—
•
—
9o
6.90
1
13c
B
Gridoil Freehold
July
93c
27%
3'Ac Feb
3'Ac Jan
common
Class A 'preferred
Jun
29c
1
1,000
3,800
Great Plains Devel of Can Ltd
July
1.05
*
5c
5c
Graham Bousquet
Grandine Mines
1.03 Jan
1
1
Lead
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
5c
4'Ac
Gordon Mackay class A
Jan
38c
1
Arrow
65c
5c
*
Class
Consolidated Gillies
70c
Jan
7,400
—
Preferred
Teb
Feb
3.75 Jan
1
Goodyear
Mav
80c
•
*
Goodfish
^Feb
Vvo
'ran
Uranium
Porcupine
Goldora Mines
2.40
12% Jun
34c
Goldflelds
Goldhawk
.
5.05 Jan
14%c Jan
8'Ac Jan
Great
Consolidated
185
4.90 Jan
1
Chibougamau
Consolidated
60
16%
Apr
1
Mines
Chimo Gold
Coldstream
31
5.50
__
Mines
Chesterville
115
16%
,
Chemical Research
145
100
100
Fph
iQ3^n
94.
106
5'A
6.25
16%
May
1.80 Jan
32'A
,
60c
22 % Mar
,58
—
120
1.00 July
31
60
i
20 % May
100
Feb
5'A
3
Preferred
Central Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
105%
105'A
—
_
i
!
i'SS S?
4.30
Jan
inn
Alberta
of
common
General Dynamics
General Motors
1'nn kll
9t,X
3,000
1!
9.50 Mar
2.70 July
85c
Feb
—
preferred
General
1.10
debentures
Explorations
Gatineau Power
57o
*
Asbestos Corp
20,400
share
per
Cariboo Gold
Castle
1.90
6.00
4.30 Jun
7.10 Jan
6% July
July
10% Mar
6
4.30
Jan
10% Feb
8.45
Jun
!
Feb
Gulf
Jan
,,,,
Gunnar Gold
50c Mar
34% Jan
Lead
Gwillim
Lake
1
Gold
Gypsum Lime St Alabastlne
1
•
8.45
14c
—
12'Ac 14 %c
7.40
8.60
11c
14c
35
35'A
8c
2,700
33,867
46,600
180
Jan
31'Ac Mar
2'A
Jan
13% Feb
3'Ac
Jan
20c
32
Apr
39
Feb
Mar
i
Consolidated Nicholson
Consolidated
Peak
13 %c 13%C
13c
Jun
35c
Feb
Halliwell
24c
11c
30c
449,185
11c
Jan
36c
43c
14,060
36c
July
July
30c
43c
Hamilton Bridge
Hard Rock Gold
•
8
8%
130
-2.50
41c
41C
600
41c
July
12c
51,400
9c
Jun
27c
Fbb
-13C 14% C
15,200
8c
Jun
20c
Jun
4,600
41c
Apr
50c
July
-
Orlac
Consolidated
Oils
1
Consolidated Press class A
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Quebec Gold
Roche tte
j.
1
10c
Sannorm
1
Western Petroleum ——*
14c
49C
9%C
46c
•
50c
3,000
5%
Jan
i
141% Jun
May
jnn
40c
1
16'A Jan
17'A May
8% July
5
8
Jan
15% Jan
11% July
Jan
—
23.50
Jan
July
100
14'A
11
29
——100
4.25
34
15%
Apr
•
700
30
^25
22% Mar
14
650
Canadian Pipe Line Products—■
7.75 Mar
Jun
100
common
Jan
Feb
45c
July
17
10
19%
13%
3.75
Feb
710
•
Jan
2.00
4,466
28'A
common
Feb
1.90
16 %c
2,900
19
55
52c
1
48c
27%
•
f
1
5.25
19
50%
Feb
1.30 July
1.38 Mar
13%
81c
Feb
40c
4.00 Mar
99%c
43c
28
•
preferred
27
5.00
_•
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian
Pacific Railway.-
15c
31c
2,396
99%c
Elaer Mines
386
*
r————
Mar
2,500
28%
Mines
Dragon
'
Apr
35
Jan
49
5,919
——100
8 7c
10c
35c
27
__
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Jan
54%
2.45
5.25
July
16 %c Mar
35c
Ltd
Preferred
22% Feb
82
54
Products class A——»
Cos
1,500
8'A Mar
30c
28%
Dominion Woollens
Jan
Feb
10
20%
Malartic
Oils
7
76
3,420
30%
Dredge
Canadian
10c
Jan
July
25o
Stores
Dominion
Feb
19% July
4.00
20'A
Petroleum
Preferred
8%c
1
Preferred
May
Feb
6'AMav
8.85
9.40
25
Cellulose
7'Ac Jan
8c
10c
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Jan
4.60
87
31 %
•
---—
&
4,500
__
7%
Feb
10.50 Jan
ADr
3.25
30%
20
_—
Food
6.65
Jan
31%
20%
common
$1.75
Canadian
4.00
30%
•
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
26%
'
225
.-25
Car class A
30c
58c
10% July
10'A Jan
55
*
Canadian
2,000
__
1
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Inv preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Jan
72
15
—10
Breweries
Canners
Canadian
2.12
5.05 July
295
79%
53
53%
20%
79%
*
Canadian
475
30c
*
Preferred
Jun
73c
7.35 Jun
•
2
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Jun
Jun
2,150
*
Oil
Atlantic
Canadian Bakeries
8%
Jan
15c
14,500
3.50
2.45
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
25c
8.60
20
Warrants
Canadian
Mar
36
7%c Jan
3.40
*
Canada SS Lines common
Jan
July
50c
Dome Mines
Dominion Asbestos
Dominion Bank
East
Oil
Canada
Canada
22
81,500
.
Canada
Jun
8
25c
1
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Exploration (Western)
Feb
8.25
*
Canada
8
150
Jan
5.05
•
.
39% Mar
8.60
10
Northern
200
30c
__
1
B
Rio iProducers
Donalda
Foundry
Assurance
Malting
5,400
5
Detta Minerals
Devon-Leduc Oils
5.60
20
& Cut
26c
9%
1
Dominion Foundry
1
Lake
Preferred
Canada Crushed
Del
Feb
1.05
Dominion
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Cement
Feb
Feb
10c
7%c Jan
19% May
30
Jan
66
5.45 Mar
8%
1
—
35c
Jan
16% July
Jan
Jan
20c
50
34'A
34'A
1
High
Jan
Jun
3.75
8%
__
*
Mines Ltd.—
Delnite Mines
Apr
15c
Gold
34
21,000
40c
& Gfts—
25c
14
9%
*
,,
D'Aragon Mines
Davis Leather class
Davison Oils
13c
July
4%c Jun
4,500
17 %C
10%
1
Oils
Oil
Jan
23%
Jun
50%c
30
37
21c
—
3,480
3.35 Feb
Mar
8c
9,500
•
*
14
11,500
4%c
1
Flon
1,580
4.75
8%
•
Croinor Pershing
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Crowshore Patricia
July
1.40
July
July
July
26c
Apr
3,000
68c
1.25
Calvan Cons
8%
Jun
2.29
3,730
8c
1
Calmont Oils
Canada
16
1
»
Life
56c
7% Mar
56c
D'Eldona
B
Low
16
1
—
July
50c 60'Ac
Smelting
25c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.30
4.60
1
Shares
16
__
•
Cournor Mining
Crestaurum Mines
Apr
13c
1
Lake
Flin
1
Jun
8%
1
class
4.60
8%
Bousquet
Calgary & Edmonton
Campbell
900
57'Ac
1
Mining &
Low
10
Corby (H) Dist voting com
Class B
Corrugated Paper Box (new)
Coulee Lead & Zinc
36% Mar
for Week
ef Prices
15% Mar
7
Ltd
Co
Canada
Mar
388
Calder
Canada
81
67c
Burlington Steel
Canada
50% July
Feb
420
Mines
Yellow
Canada
95% July
Jan
76
-1
A—
Hill
Calnorth
Jan
47
75
Jan
5%
Canadian
Ckllinan
87
340
21%
8%
Ltd
Red
&
65
50%
Jun
1
Oil
Building Products
Burns
95 '/a
so
17%
12%
Ankerite
Bulldog
95
10,693
12
•
Builadison Gold
Bunker
19
80
Sales
Range
Par
Consumers Gas
Conwest Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Jan
8%
A
Mining
Brunswick
Buffalo
10'A
8 la
Mines
Brunston
Buffalo
High
Jun
12'A
Mines
Brunsman
Buffalo
3.90
80
•
Empire
Broulan
Low
4,025
5%
B
British
4.60
Week's
Last
Bale Price
*
Columbia
Class
High
4.20
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
18%
95
31
i
Shares
*
B
British
19
50
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Packers class A
ef Prices
Low
4.60
JULY
for Week
Last
Sale Frlee
Par
ENDED
8ale»
1.40
Jan
8% July
70c
Harding
Feb
Gold
1
Carpets
Head
of
Lakes
3c
12,000
15
16
795
16c
15c
17c
9,000
*
—
Iron—
Headway Red Lake.
7c
Jan
16
23c
Mar
9
Jun
20c
July
15c
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
100
7'A Feb
17c
49,200
6%c Jan
7c
24,000
5,500
6%c July
July
19'Ac Jan
43,900
6%c Jan
16%c July
1
6%c
6%c
—
11 'Ac
12'Ac
12c
1
Jan
13c
13c
14'Ac
——1
2c
13% Jun
8'A
.———.1
Harrison Hibbert Mines
-
3c
16
1
Harricana Gold
•
—
•
-
13c
14c
11c
•
»
Chronicle... Monday, August 3, 1953
and Financial
The Commercial
(422)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
J LEY 31
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Exchange (Cont.)
Toronto Stock
sJer^t
1
0
1
Hendershot Paper common
Mines
Gold
Heva
—
Crest Oils Ltd—
Highland-Hell __
'
Highwood Sarcee _____
High
Dauch
&
Hinde
*
Hunts class A
Class
.
B
1
1
Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
14c
Oil
Jasper
Ltd
Oils
Jet
—
(1939):
Mines
Jellicoe
Jupiter Oils Ltd
•
i
•
.••..
Ltd—
& Mines
Kerr-Addison
——
—'
Lake
Kirkland
Klondike-Keno
Kroy
~
National
31%
Apr
35%
Jun
36
Jan
New
11 Ve July
Jan
3%c Jan
Jun
31%
150
30%
Jun
38%
135
37 %
Jun
39
July
10% July
12
May
10%
25
1.90
2.10
23,220
30%
33
41%
5,572
22
24%
21%
22%
10c
34%
Jan
Mines!
Development
Continental
July
30
Jun
29%
Delhi
Petroleum
Devon
10c
10,032
Apr
Jun
2,000
15c
9c
9%c
10c
13c
7C
Apr
Jan
16c
Apr
Jun
55c
Jan
Gold
New Jason
13c
15c
5,500
29 %c
33c
14,100
25c
Jun
41c
July
30c
Laguerre
Jan
1——1
18c
16c
18c
U,™
11,500
2.00
2.11
1,477
Jun
1.79
Newl'und
Mines
8c
1,500
7%c Jan
22
765
17% July
6%c
10c
4,600
6%c July
*1.62
—
1.67
2,200
18%c
2.25
16% Mar
Jan
1.20
Mosher Long Lac
16c
13,750
6%c Jan
39c
12,800
35c
85c
75c
4,100
May
July
72c
56c
3,110
55c
July
lie 11 %c
2,000
10c
Jun
1.65
7,800
1.55
1.05
1.55
Apr
-
Lake
Lingman
_1
Dufault Mines—
Lake
Lake
——
—
—L
Osu
Mines1
Luz
8.15
2,424
87c
9,800
70c
Jun
4,700
20c
Jan
24c
25c
3,550
6.60
6.75
1,758
25c
31c
31c
2.24
30c
37c
8
Jun
30c
224,000
7%
6.60 July
400
31c
July
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11
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Apr
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July
51c
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74c
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Jan
61c
1.09
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1.58 Mar
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1.14
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60c
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class. B
National Hosiery
Jun
Jun
8.70
10c
32
3.35
•
1
1
1
1
Gold
Kenwell Oils
Preferred
5%c
1
.—.<r—.
Kelvinator
Kenville
National Grocers common
July
9% July
v:
l.
Kayrand Mining
10
31%
*
•
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
Mar
58
Apr
16%
50c
V
•
•
20
;■
Jun
8%
"'t
—
5
Jan
9
50
2,800
47c
5
common
National Explorations Ltd
30%
1
1
Gold
Joburke
Joliet-Qnebec
Jun
— '
•
Drug & Chemical
14%
8
26
25
.
Preferred
3.40 Mar
Jun
5c
ll%c
10c
10 %c
1
1
1
-1
•
;
—
National
Feb
19%
Apr
C
Jan
11% July
47c
—
____•
(
4.55
55c
65c
14% 14%
25%
26
24% 24%
1
i-;
common—
Jan
2.25 Jun
4,500
13%
43c
Ltd
Naco
6% May
6,532
13%
41c
Feb
1,750
__
—*
30c
Corp
preferred
4%
11
22%
—
Jan
Moore
Jan
6%
345
31%
10%
5
Line
Mining
34%
30
Jun
13
40
15,500
13%
l
:
High
21c
Jan
GOO
11%
41
——
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
2.26
355
14c
34%
33
41%
23%
Mines
9%
.
•
*
Jacknlfe Gold
Waite
80
9.15
15%
17
130
11c
1.1%
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
Jun
9c
2,252
10
9%
Metals class A_1—._—*
International Petroleum
Jack
46%
2.05
International Nickel Co common
Jaculet
2.35
9.00
1
—.
Feb
7.55
1,942
11%
10c
28,500
12c
2.70
•
Jan
30
47,600
100
32
Interprovineial Pipe
8.15
34c
Jun
12%
145
31%
$2
International
1,843
Jun
25
225
14%
Moneta
15c
2,200
8
•
preferred
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
16c
45%
30
40
*
common
preferred
$1.50
.
Jan
27%
•
common
Corp
Monarch Knitting common
Jan
48c
1
—
Acceptance
Industrial
65c
May
2.35
Imperial Bank
—
10
34%
Imperial Oil _—31%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
10%
Indian Lake
Jun
30c
19%
10
9%
9.00
*
—
—.
27c
6,000
19%
--
—
Husky Oil & Refining
5%c July
6,600
18c 23 %C
45 VSs
Smelting—.—•
&
Mining
Bay
Hudson
5,000
7.80
19%
Hoyle Mining
6c
lie
2.50
11c
Low
High
Low
•
.
Mining
32c
13%
3.05
21c
Howard Smith Paper common
Feb
35c
16c
14%
*
—
9%c
Mindamar
29c
27
5
Jan
33c
5%c
*
—
_—
Yellowlcnlfe
Homer
1
*
____
Hollinger Consol
Home
Oil
29c
33c
12
Minda-Scotia
Apr
10% July
14
10%
10%
24c
Jan
11c
36,100
lie 12 %c
11 %c
10%
—*
Gold—
Heath
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
for Week
Range
East
STOCKS
Jan. 1
for Week
Range
East
I
STOCKS
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week'i
Dome
-
1
2.87
•
3.20
13c
1
5%c May
9%
Jan
2.50
2.95
77,960
1.40 Mar
2.50
3.25
52,050
1.65
11 %C
13c
5,525
7c
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
12% Mar
3.15
Jun
4.80 May
27c
Feb
'
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(423)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
I
Quebec
Chibougamau
<4uet>ec
copper
Manitou
•
,
-
Quebec
V
'
■
j
Quebec
Nickel
Queenision
Quemont
Corp
18c
98c
1.00
3,700
5.85
6.00
2,150
1.12
1.08
1.22
39,300
5,400
30c
1
17%
Red Poplar Gold
60c
87,400
32c
2,500
45c
%c
20c
17c
20c
1.26
11,000
1
Cons
15c
Robinson
Oil
Consolidated
_1
3,800
41/2 c
Jan
9,440
60c
Jun
40
18
Jun
24
Jan
3.40
11
Oils
common.
36
35
14
preferred
Sand
Renrrv
Oil*
Shea's
Creek
Sherritf
14%
976
16c
1,500
3c
vfl
1,455
Simpsons
Siscoe
Souris
Stadacona
Standard
1.63
1.85
18%
80
518
36%
45%
45%
160
43
107/8cll%c
5,500
class
B
107/sc
*
31
A
Gold
_
10 %
Feb
17
9,600
39c
July
2,500
45c
July
26
*
235
45c
_
47c
Mar
%
20%
8,600
•
1
-
<—
•
_
•
—
1.00
13c
15%
44c
1.851
34c
Gold
30% July
32% July
Jan
15c
6.85
13,680
6.10
Jun
21%
135
July
64c
Mar
5c
Jan
17c
Apr
53/4C
53/4C
53/4C
1,000
5c
Jan
10c
Feb
28c
4,100
2ic
July
33 %c
Jun
22%c
__
20%
20%
Mines
16%
5%C
18c
1,000
74c
562,385
2.25
750
17% Mar
15c
15 %
10c
6,500
6c
41c
8.95
'
45c
40,280
1.75
100
1.33
55,900
6c-
3,900
■
'
Feb
9.75
1.01 July
1.66
5.65
1,200
5.00 Jun
6.85
2.19
3,100
32
1,150
26%
Jan
32
95
95 %
20
91%
Feb
95% Mar
__
47 %c
50c
7%c
8c
3,000
11c
14c
1.90 Jun
53,995
8c
lie
6,500
8c
9c
6%
7%
99%
15
14c
7c
15c
17c
52,750
6
6
55
•
2.00
2.00
2.02
325
1
38c
32c
40c
13,500
12c 13%c
1
13
22 %c
87c
Apr
Jan
-
Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
1.90
Brown
f
Co
47c
22 %c
Jan
13c
Mar
1.34
1.26
1.34
17,510
21c
20%c
24c
5,510
19c
16c
16c
500
14c
__
-
1.23
12c
90c
2nd
Gold
Canada
Low
8%
26%
26%
Jan
Jun
Low
8%
725
26%
200
10c
30%
38% Mar
& Dominion
Canadian Industries
Western
common
Glass
Feb
A
•
9
(new)
•
—
Oilsj—
-1—
Pipe Line
•
28
28
71c
-
Mar
1.70
15
Apr
19
May
Ogilvie
15%
Apr
19
July
1,100
8%c
27%
28
1,880
28
28
25
27% Apr
26% Mar
68c 74 % c
67,400
68c
Resources
40c
Transvision-Television
Petroleum
33% Jun
42
Feb
10
85
Feb
95
Apr
8%
9
3.00 Jun
640
20c
30
10%
Feb
Apr
38%
Jun
55
150
63
8% Jun
51%
26
*
Ontario
—
48%
5.25 Jan
34%
3.500
76
63
Jun
72
Feb
28c
Feb
18c
Jun
71% Jun
83% Jan
57
-
63
Mar
718
47% Jun
55% Mar
26%
370
25 i
Jun
29%
4.00
200
3.80 Jan
4.80
Paper
5
*
—
35%
35%
50
—
31
26
26%
1,120
24
Feb
31
31
25
31
July
35
Third
Flour
preferred
100
•—1
——
Bros
—
Canadian
General
Inv
__
—
•
30%
10
145
Jan
160
*
146
146
4.30
4.40
.
900
30%
31
215
4.60
4.60
110
—
19
19
80
—
56c
58c
3,200
__
Consolidated
4.00 Mar
July
1.55
31% Apr
38
27%
46%
Feb
5,000
40c
Jun
99c
Feb
9c
4,700
6c
July
17c
Jan
4.20 May
28
Apr
4.60
Jun
13%
Jan
53 %c May
6.50
34
FOOTNOTES
26c
2.50
12,210
31c
70,800
9
8
8
8
50
30%
31
1,365
25%
22c
22c
4,000
16c
,2,500
22%c
♦No par
a
Odd
lot
Jun
36 %c Mar
sale
year's
2.84 Jan
d Deferred
17c
Jan
95c
•1
8
Jan
Feb
Feb
9%
31
40c
Mar
Feb
July
May
in
e
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
t
(not Included
in
5.25
69c
delivery
year's
sale
(not
r<nr u
Included
range).
w<* When delivered.
wi When Issued,
*
/nn,
inflnHoH
In
ranspi.
E^-dlvldend.
u
price.
<.oi«
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquldatlng dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
range).,
Selling ex-Interest.
f Flat
-
FOR
value.
2.00 Jun
\
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Ex-rights.
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
21% May
Jan
Jun
25c
July
51%
26
4.00
t
1
41c
2.26
22c
50
600
76
7%
:
4.10 Jan
25% Mar
3.90
19c
B
Utilities
18% Mar
Jun
July
85%
20c
—
May
3.75
20
*
40c
31c
1
35
Feb
3.00
2,200
Yukon
32%
30%
Mining
35
16
22 %
Jan
...
6.75 Feb
85%
62
Thrift Stores
2,195
24c
preferred
Jan
May
36%
2.50
Corp
75
38
30% Mar
35%
1
Oil
550
60
30
8c
36%
—
__
—
Pend Oreille
10c
2.55 July
__
12% Mar
98
49 %
*
5.70 Jun
400
37%
6
&
100
22,160
17
3.45
22 %
8% Jun
■;
Jan
175
2.75
17
3.30
22%
38
*
Inc
19
14c
17
—
22 %
__
common
-
19
2.55
500
"
Niagara Wire Weaving
Apr
6.10
—
Utilities
PHre
2.62
6.05
__
-*
Paper common
10c
1
Jun
—*
International
Interprovincial
19
_
46%
Bridge
19
_
50
*
Oil
Dominion
51c
9
Jun
49%
-•
Dalhousle
Dominion
Minnesota
:
85
49
—-1
Lumber.
Loblaw
Jun
25
49%
•
Canadian Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
2.25 May
24c
Apr
July
1,375
89
*
__
10% July
20c
9
89
•
Ingersoll-Rand
Marconi
1.90 Mar
81c
8%
...—-3
-—-
common
10% July
7,500
9% Jan
27 V* Jun
r
'
9
5
Sugar
4,378
4,400
High
7
Apr
24% Jun
*
Dredging
International
5%c July
22c
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Hloh
*
Juiy
Jan
1.20
Jan
49c
Sales
Shares
89
—
Collieries
Canadian General Invest
Canadian
1.46
20c
Jan
59c
for Week
Range
8%
1
preferred
Bulolo
Canadian
1.20 Mar
1.04
1.19
1.75
July
July
July
*
preferred
Canadian
15% July
Jan
Jan
Jan
Curb Section
Week'*
of Price*
5
common
1st
Feb
2.05
11c
Feb
Jun
•
2.10
2,600
Jan
2.58
July
Jun
Last
Develop
50
15c
July
6%
July
Par
Anglo
10%
13c
22c
5% Feb
7c
Sale Price
2.00
2.00
Jun
Jan
5c
10c
Exchange
STOCKS
Jan
July
Jun
7% Mar
100%
Canadian Funds
33%
90
Mar
Apr
25c
1
Toronto Stock
33
-
14c
July
May
1,000
1
10%
_
May
6,500
8c
1
July
2.92
Jun
1.70
Feb
17c
8c
13%c
1
-
Jan
12 %c
8c
1
Mines
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
8c
5%
98
Jan
May
1.14
July
5%c Jan
4,364
99%
__
4.35
47 %c July
4,000
7
,
Jan
2.00
49c
*>
Jan
31%
Feb
21 % July
Feb
2.00
16% Mar
55% July
34,790
5.40
32
20% Mar
July
13c
15%
5%c
-
Jan
42 %c Jan
Feb
1.14
99%
.
Mines
Jun
13% May
1.01
__
1
Oil
24Feb
46%
60
.
Jun
17c
90
.
•
Zinc
Canuck
20
2,510
55,55%,
1.10
__
Yankee
16%
55
100
(Alexander)
Yellorex
570
19c
16%
16%
•
21%
18c
__
1
Canadian
56c
41c
9
Acceptance
36c
1
&
12% Jan
49% July
13% Feb
Jan
4,000
1
Gold
Lead
9% Jun
10% Jan
42
5,500
1
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
Jan
3%c
1.25
--
Towagmac Exploration
Union
Jun
July
5,000
1.75
1.28
•
1
Union
5.00 May
6,992
,
9
Transcontinental
365
Apr
,
,.7'% July
7 %C
350
8c
v
10c
_
Mines
Triad
■t
32%
-
2.11
;
10
1
Jun
Feb
19%
15c
25c
preferred
6
4.601
20
—,
•
common
100
400
6.45
6.70
50c
_
:
7 %C
57c
Works
Tungsten
20% July
31%
32%
2.20
Iron
Trend
17% May
19
'
1
Silver
Era
710
.
17,419
__1
_
Ltd
Trans Mountain Oil
3,828
13%
•-
1
class
6,615
49%
13
Jan
3.25
8c
_«■
Jan
Jan
15c 19 %c
1
Finance
11%
48%
24%
47c
Jun
July
18c
Gold
Empire Oils
10%
1
common
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Jan
26
30c
7%
Torbril
Trans
1.15
Jan
21c
1.60
•
_
—
B
20%
5,100
5.00
—
Tombiii Gold
Class
1.37 Jan
Jan
6,100
7%
Toronto
Traders
68c
25c
*
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Trans
11,950
•
Larder
Jun
35c
20
1.50
(ordinary)
A
2.60
100
Jan
21c
20%
5.00
Industries
Class
2.35
Jan
Jan
7c
Mar
34c
f
1.58
—
5%
55c
25%
-1
Inlet'
Ltd
4,654
Jan
1.15
Jan
5.00
Mines
Pearson
17%
Friday
1
Oil preferred
Sturgeon River Gold
Tayor
16%
1.70
15c
Jan
July
1
Stuart
Tamblyn
7.75
32c
9%
—
Taku River
Feb
12%
39c 41 %c
Ltd
Wiltsey-Cognlan
Yale
Jun
44c
10c
Petroleums
Wlnora
Jan
July
Jan
no
O
—
—
Oils
7.00
(Geo)
Windward
1.15
Feb
1.60
14 %
Feb
4%c July
16% July
*
Preferred
Wilrich
11
July
3,780
50c
$
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Grass
5.75
25 %
14
0
Sweet
Apr
Feb
10%
_
B
Mining
Sylvanite
50c
69c
4.25
20
Jan
12,000
49%
5
common
Tungsten
Weston
Yukeno
10
*
Steeloy
Switson
9,210
65c
26
.
Supertest
May
Apr
1.15
1,962
5c
■
Gas
Contact
17c
3|5c
Apr
13%
25c
class
300
17,600
Jan
52c
Feb
14
1
class
&
810
7.35
28%
Mar
July
32
.
10%
•
Radio
25%
20c 21 %c
68c
•
20,593
25
20c
(1944i„_;
25
2,100
7.35
•
common
31
Jan
46
Jan
68c
Apr
2.80
43
Mar
8c
4.40
25
1
21
Apr
Jan
1.75
__
Wood
2.82
Jun
60c
1
A
1.80
Jun
2.81 Mar
Jun
4.25
61c
4.35
2.25 Mar
16c
Feb
1.23
4%c
1
Breweries
Leaseholds
Winchester
37 % Mar
Jan
7,675
•
Mines
1.50
18
38
*
Surf
Apr
2.07
Ltd
Cons
30 %
1.26
250 v
10% Jan
58c
8c
;
July
1.95
50c
Bros
Sudbury
100
37%
Steel of Canada new common—
Sullivan
Jan
Jun
2.00
Oil.,
Stedman
24
97 V*
37%
41c
Olsen
Feb
•
_
Starratt
5%c
♦
com
♦
Oil
Jan
Jun
22,650
18%
1
Brock
Stanweil
3c
18%
85c
96c
1$%
Jun
May
July
44c
.
Ashley
Western
Jan
1,300
H.80
1
class
1.78
18%
*
Paving
Standard
Stanley
32c
1.97
__
Oils
250
17% Mar
Jun
1.70 July
3c
Jan
Mines
Valley
Spooner
100
35%
Jun
14c
12,000
—50
Brewing
Dairies
Southern Co
100
34%
Western
Western
July
12%
12,300
Ltd
Gold
36
10c
Silanco Mining
Silverweod
Jan
1,000
20
32
2.15
(Quebec)
Miller
850
20c
9,405
85c
13%
7%
2.55
*
Apr
Feb
24c
lc
Homestead
8c
Breweries
Silver
Grocers
100
*
Gold
Mines
Canada
Western
2.00
Gordon
Sicks'
Western
Western
2.10
Mines
Sigma
Feb
Jan
10c
9,600
1
__'
Products
Feb
8%c
;
—
Westeel
Oil
22c
7,000
1,015
45c
1
.%
Territories
35c
20
•
Winnipeg
Sheep
West
35c
•
common
11945)
Feb
12% Apr
8.45
51
21%
4.80 Mar
1
Consolidated
Malartic
Jun
1.76
Lid
preferred
Shawfcey
West
Jan
3c
1.76
Wekusko
Apr
Mar
July
38c
w_
16C
_1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawnngan Waier &, Power
Class A
Feb
1.15
Apr
Apr
25
8.40
"
u.
59
Jan
45
740
11%
•
22c
1
River Gold
Scythes & Co
lie
'
35 %
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
W.
Jun
•
.
&
Ltd-common
Jan
15 %c
100
,
G
Weedon Pyrites
9c
36
CM 0
Walker
Waterous
Jan
July
58
17y8
•
10%
3c
•
Corp common
Gold
3.25
12
5C
1
10,000
12c
9
Antonio
May
Jun
25
•
Mines
10%
58
96c
•
Amulet-
Feb
255
,
23%
13%
High
3.00
41c
.1"
_
Ltd
Low
17,395
8.45
•
Mines
Violamac
R3/4
1
Mines
47,400
22c
10c
Roi
ip/4
23%'
•
_____
12,200
.
25c
17c
._1
San
1.62
65
11c
22c
14%
•
Power
1.80
30,300
11
10 %c.
23C
10
Royalite Oil
i.a.w*ence
500
2.04
Steel
Ventures
3.75
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.55
•
Jan
18
10c
Royal Bank
ot
1.70 Mar
N3 2c
85c
20c
Silver
Saguenay
9,700
80c
1.90
Van
Low
58
25
2inc
&
Canada
Waite
•
Shares
50
Mar
*
common.
Industries
33c
18
85c:,-
2.00
Roxana Oils
Russell
Jan
1.13 July
15c
May
preferred
Feb
Jun
Vic July
26c
May
1.90
_
Rundle
1.14
76c
2
4%c
«
11c
Roy
16c
8c
United
Upper
Jan
A
Oils
1.90
1
A
Lead
United
4%c
—
1
Little
15c
1
class
10 %c
class
United
Jan
for Week
n%
"
Class B preferred
United Keno Hill
Jan
22
Vac July
28,300
1.13
Kix-Amabasca
Rowan.
3,000
1.26
1
Silk
13c
50c
—
MacDonald
Prado
12c
Jun
B
Jan
Fuel
9,00 May
1.67 Jun
July
27,500
16
Sales
Range
of Price*
3.6O
_1
United
48c
Jun
52c
1,933
Week'*
Last
Par
United Asbestos
United Corp. class
Jan
1.70
Jun
17 %
1
Utilities
Petroleum
Regcourt
Rio
12c
21c
5.85 July
Jun
%C
1
1
Jan
Jun
52c
"
Riverside
80c
Mar
1.55
Jun
17
57c
Uranium
Redwater
15c
45c
Mines..
,
Inlet
Reeves
8,300
STOCKS
1
20c
85c
31c 33 %c
1
_
31
High
Jan
July
16c
Rights
Ranwick
Reel
10c
65c
6.00
Indus
Gold
Uranium
Rankin
5,600
10,200
1.00
Mining
Radipre
11c
f
Metallurgical
JULY
Friday
Low
16c
—I
"
ENDED
Sale Price
Range Since Jan.
High
10c
68c
1
—
WEEK
Sales
65c 72 V2c
__
1
Labrador
Quebec
Low
___1
Corp
Quebec
FOR
lor Week
STOCKS
July
43
4*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(424)
Monday, August 3, 1953
...
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday,
July
31
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Aik
Bid
Par
Mutual Fund*—
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
25c
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
88c
4.86
3.89
11.44
96c
12.44
B-l
Fund "A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
9.61
18.26
3.04
10.45
B-2
(Medium Grade
19.85
B-3
(Low
Fund
Aberdeen
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton
5.26
4.16
3.32
Johnston
1
1
Corp
Beneficial
Holdings
Corp.-
Corp
Invest
Street
Bullock Fund Ltd
27.02
2.30s
Aug.
24.12
26.31
2.75s
Feb.
1
17.58
(Speculative Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)—1
11.16
12.18
X16.76
18.28
(Investment
B-4
Priced
Bonds)
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
(Quality Common Stks)_l
26.58
34.41
Stocks)—1
17.67
8-3
(AppreciationComStks)_l
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
16.84
24.01
8.79
8.13
21.78
23.55
23.66
25.93
1
1
8.60
9.30
11.18
12.10
Inc
Fund
16.46
1
15.23
20.61
1
19.06
com—100 6,425
6, 575,
136
Preferred
100
131
7.28
Commonwealth Investment—.1
6.70
Composite Bond & Stock
16.53
Fund Inc
1
15.20
13.63
Composite Fund
1
12.56
13.11
Concord Fund Inc
1
12.13
30'8
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
28 %
Century Shares Trust—
Chemical Fund
Securities
Christiana
99
99.12
98.28
99.3
Feb.
1955-54
1,
May
Oct.
1,
1956
1,
1,
1954
99.24
June
1.
1954
99.16
99.28
2%s
June
1,
1954
99.20
95.16
98.6
1958
98.13
99.30
2%s
95.4
1957-55
99.28
18.37
K-2
8-4
Com
Knickerbocker
Inc
Fund
99.24
23As May 1,
X5.69
6.24
25c
X9.32
10.17
•
•
37.19
37.19
...lo
3.66
4.03
Lexington Trust Fund
(Net
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Mutual Fund—
Value)
Asset
Managed Fundsshares
Automobile
3.20
4.90
3.17
3.49
Home Furnishings
3.11
3.43
Equipment shares.lc
shares—lc
lc
shares
Paper
Bond
Manhattan
4.96
March
2*8
7.80
June
Values
13/4S
Dec.
100.2
100.4
April 1,
100.7
100.9
l'/as
l%s
l%s
22,
1,
April
1%S
Oct.
1%S
April 1,
1%s
1954__„
1954
18.27
In
are
IV.a Dec. 1,
20.66
16.90
1%S March
100.1
99.31
1954
32nd»—
100
1053
100.2
Notes—(Cont)
99.18
99.20
98.20
98.22
98.16
98.13
1956
97.20
98.4
1,
1,
1956
97.12
97.28
1957
96.20
1,
1957
96
96.16
1958
95.6
95.20
March
15. 1954
1955
15,
15, 1955
Oct.
97.4
8.55
19.11
100.3
Treasury
Treasury Notes-
4.88
Inc__f0c
Fund
15.
2%s
5.46
4.43
100.1
15, 1953
2V4s Feb.
5.31
lc
shares
2s Aug.
4.10
4.82
lc
shares
Petroleum
Steel
3.72
lc
Metals
Non-Ferrous
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
Bid
Matarlty—
Certificates
3.53
Electrical Equipment shares lc
Industries shares..lc
4.45
General
Business
113
111'/a
.1961
6.95
1
Fund
Loomis Sayles
6.36
Panama Canal 3s.
DollarPrice
General
Canada
Canadian
99.12
2s/aS
2%s Feb.
19.31
22.41
Ask
Bonds—
2%s
100.2
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
37.53
(Income
Bank
2%s Nov. 1 1954
100.1
99.30
1954
Land
l%s
28.99
8-1
99.31
1953
17,
15,
point
a
Bid
Federal
Banks—
Loan
Home
32nds sf
one or more
Ask
19.18
Funds—
Custodian
8-2
7%
10c
5
—1
value
asset
Net
Broad
Bonds)
1
Bonds)_l
25.84
Keystone
Federal
2.60
Fund Inc—
Green
Bowling
Bid
30.59
29.99
Inc
10.11
7
2.10
9.30
20.84
X22.21
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
1
Blue
Figures after decimal point represent
1
Fund
K-l
Blair
Ask
Mutual
(The)
b
'
-
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
De
Net
Do
Ctfs
Vegh Income Fund Inc—
1
34.59
16.10
34.94
17.70
Funds Inc—
Diversified
5.20
5.70
25c
7.13
6.59
1.87
7.81
1
10.11
1
Fund
Stock
Diversified Investment Fund-1
Shares
Dividend
Inc
Dreyfus Fund
27.94
30.09
1
14.19
15.42
Mutual Invest Fund
1
X15.08
16.56
1
13.00
13.00
1
10.53
7.22
2.05
Dae
Bid
Ask
1-53
b2.35
2.05%
2.75%
6-
1-53
1-53
b2.45
Rate
Dated
Bid
Ask
1-53
b2.65
2.40%
Due
11.47
1.25%
Net asset value
2-53
910-
12-
2.20%
2.30%
4-
1-53
1- 4-54
b2.75
2.50%
2.65%
6-
1-53
10-
1-53
b2.45
2.20%
2.50%
5-
1-53
2-
1-54
b2.80
2.55%
2-
2-53
11-
2-53
b2.50
2.30%
3.00%
7-
1-53
4-
1-54
b2.90
2.70%
2.90%
8-
3-53
5-
3-54
b2.90
2.75%
2.75%
7-
1-53
11-
2-53
b2.55
2.35%
2.30%
interest
beneficial
1-52
1-
2%%
Mutual Trust Shares
Of
12-
2.35%
Inc
Mutual Shares Corp—
Diversified Growth
Dated
Bate
Fund—
Life
beneficial Interest—*
of
Units
10.99
stock—1
common
1
Inc
Massachusetts
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Fund
Diversified
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund
inc—
Fund
Mutual
Net asbet value
Delaware
9.54
—1
1
value
asset
Vegh
9.64
interest—1
beneficial
of
3-
2-53
12-
1-53
b2.65
2.40%
I
Nation Wide Securities—
Fund
20c
5
Fund Inc.l
Financial Industrial
2.50
16.62
1
11.51
12.44
1
9.05
9.89
—1
6.72
7.34
1
X7.66
8.37
Aug.
1953
bl.90
1.60%
1
4.78
5.23
Aug. 13. 1953
bl.90
1.75%
1953
1953
1953
bl.90
1.80%
Oct.
1,
1953
b2.06
1.98%
bl.95
1.85%
Oct.
8,
1953
b2.03
2.02%
b2.00
1.90%
Oct.
15,
1953
b2.08
2.04%
Inc
8.75
7.23
6.60
6.90
19.03
lc
2
-1
stock series
Common
2.75
36%
Bond Series
Series
Stock
Preferred
Income
Series
7.56
20.85
2 36
2.57
19.36
58.94
1
1
20.93
63.38
6.08
5.59
lo
Aviation shares
lc
Building shares
lc
Chemical shares.
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Electrical Equip shares
lc
Food shares
lc
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
shares—lc
bond
3.55
3.88
Aug.
20.
X5.25
5.74
Aug.
27,
Industrial Stock Series
1
10.11
11.05
6ept.
3.
Inc..lc
4.22
4.62
Natural
Series
Resources
Fund
lo
2.78
17.67
Inc
5
2 4 3/4 •
25
17.93
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc (net asset value)—•
55.64
55.64
4.71
5.14
5.17
7.74
8.53
8.48
9.35
10.28
9.55
6.86
Inc
Fund
(Geo)
8.36
7.13
4.80
lc
6.87
Shares
Industry
1
1
Hudson Fund Inc
9.10
6.79
&
1
Inc
Fund
12.19
America
Investment Co of
Investment
Fund
Fund
investors Management Fund
the
City
5%
6%
62*
61
.
—
m
Trust
of
centrat
20
62%
97
31
21%
13.89
9.65
10.35
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
19.99
21.80
18.73
20.25
1
4.11
4.45
Co
Meadow
of
Brook
2.50
9.35
1
2.14
2.45
Independence Trust Shares
_
Tar
1
Sterling
1
1956
5.39
2.58
Trade
60%
—10
Co
Life
Agricultural Insurance Co—
54
74
—10
31%
10
115
Los
Companies
Bank
260
30%
20
49%
56
National
110%
113%
44%
46%
of
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
2
States
4
26%
28
25
Trust
&
3%
1Q
Albany
Co
Trust
10
115
17%
32
34
46%
48%
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
American
Equitable
5
29
31
Massachusetts
American
Fidelity
Oasualt.y_5
20 %
21%
Merchant Fire Assurance
N J) .2%
Merchants
24%
—10
38
40
National
Fire
Surety
—25
60 %
62%
National
Union
—10
79
83
New
Amsterdam
New
Hampshire Fire
10
56
New
York
(Newark
Co
Ins
Automobile
Bankers
-
Shippers
&
119
18%
100
269
279
23
61
Connecticut General Life
Continental
Crum
&
Casualty
Forster
Employees
Co
33%
35%
North
22%
24%
10
—10
Group Assoc
•
201
196
50%
.
—
Phoenix
51%
23%
25%
10
Fidelity Si Deposit of Md__
—10
Assn of Philadelphia
80 %
67
Reinsurance
56%
58%
Republic
_
—
-
—
—
_
4%s
Fire
Firemen's
Firemen's
Fund
St.
37
40
41%
44%
First
51%
54%
National
of
Newark
5
General Reinsurance Corp__ —10
Glens
Falls
Globe Si
Globe &
Great
—5
Republic
Rutgers
5
Fire
American
Hanover
Hartford
Hartford
Fire
Fire
Steamboiler
25%
37%
59 %
16%
27
45 %
Commercial
44%
St
Paul
(N Y)_.
_
Mercantile
25
47%
50%
Mutual Bank & Trust
25
60
63
St
20
59%
63%
28%
30%
8
9
Consumers
Diamond
53%
93
Florida
59%
62%
Iowa
17
Ask
Louis
Fire
Marine
&
-
39%
Seaboard
Security
17%
Springfield Fire & Marine.
94
104%
101%
Bank
&
60
100
160
A_6.23
31
Surety
(New
_
2
Credit
Power
Alkali
1965
101%
102
3%s_1983
100%
& S
12%
Power
Public
3%s
&
1983
1978
Lgt
Service
Bonds—(Cont.)
Natl
Bid
Gas
103%
98
103%
98%
4s
3%s_1983
102%
1983
103%
103%
—
103%
Electric
37/sS__1983
105%
105%
1988
104%
105
Gas
4s„_ 1973
103%
103%
106%
106%
Southern Natural
Wisconsin
Public
Service—
4%s
.1983
U S
Fire
-
104
100
97
StocksNew
England
103
1968
106%
105
105%
1984
104%
105%
33%
Oil
4%s
4%s
10
100
44%
730
60 %
Public
Service Co
of Indiana—
25
Elec
Texas
Serv
pfd
•
FOOTNOTES
•No par
b Bid
k Admitted
38%
40%
2
23
24
FOR
value.
62 %
3
26%
26%
101
102 %
103%
$4.64
105
Texas Power & Lgt—
New York Tel 37/8s
46%
750
93%
107%
1978
Power—
preferred
48%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
—
31%
46%
U S
Fire
Montana Power
10
Travelers
_
Kerr-McGee
43
Standard
Westchester
105%
35
35
.
105%
104%
102
52
33
41
-
Ask
1973
4%s
37/sS
4.60%
10%
38
37 %
Accident-
9%
10
.
32%
101%
3%s
3%s
49
10
Co
Haven)
180
Francisco
of Amer N T
Bank
Trust—20
&
Trust
102%
30
33
43
Trust
Bank
Grove
Philadelphia
104%
1983
98
28
39
156%
Union
Northern
18%
36
41
Co
55%
87
10
5
151%
Trust
105%
Commonwealth Edison
10
61%
30
27
104%
25%
5
10
17
Manufacturers Bank & Trust.20
:1983
37/aS
23%
—10
-10
Bank
4.90%
Corp
66
I.ouis
4%s__1983
& Lgt
Power
42%
10
..
(Texas)
41%
64
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
Boatmen'^ National Bank
20
Amer
Potomac Electric
Elec
43%
10
_
Providence-Washington
39%
Washington Gas Lgt 47as__1978
Calif
5
Co
_
12%
Security Issues
84 %
65
(San Fran) —10
Pow
42
10
Co
84%
65 %
40
.3.33%
-
52%
49%
Arkansas
63 %
-12.50
—4
Power
2
-
_
Fire
IIlO
Alabama
2.50
-
Indemnity
Peerless Casualty
WmDlovers Reinsux*ance
Bid
5
Pacific
Federal
11%
Bands-
10
Casualty.
River
Pacific
48%
42 %
Recent
,
5
Northern
86%
82%
46 %
40%
10%
Northeastern
—10
Inc
24%
_10
_
Fire
5
Co
Fire—
22%
5
__
Fire
81%
50
5
_
42%
64
Trust—33%
27%
47
Manufacturers—-4
<fc
5
Insurance
Boston
Camden
25%
1
10
Bonding
Re-Insurance
Amer
333
88
172
4
American
40 %
38
167
Alliance
American
86
35
10
Automobile
26
Bank
National
United States National Bank.20
San
&
313
Portland
United
Bank
20
42%
Y__ 10
Life
American
&
102%
Ask
40%
Insurance Co of North Amer„10
Jersey Insurance Cu of N
Lincoln
American
Assur—
Bid
5
33%
99%
Mellon Nat'l Bank <fe Trust—100
50%
25
National
National
Par
_
77
'
23
Pittsburgh
268
Continental Illinois
_
36%
AnKe,es
First
29
100
Bank & Trust..17%
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Home
35
Security-First National
62%
20
Rye National Bank
Amer Trust Shares—
Ask
111
—10
Aetna Insurance
Aetna
Bid
—10
2d
_
Tower
Casually «5t Surety
50
22
Bank
Trust
Nat'l
State Bank
1955
National
19
20
& Co Inc
City
York
Public
10.65
P)
(J
22%
1,510
10
Freeport
national
New
Shares—
10
100 1,470
vnicago
Aetna
43
First National Bank
Manufacturers Trust Co
Fund
Fund
United
Insurance
10
Jersey C'ty
33
Bank
13.61
1
E
Series
41
Betr
64%
94
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
Unit Type Trusts—
Series
39%
National Bank of Detroit
20
Morgan
North
47
Cammm'—10
Dn'°"Bank
„
Y
9.00
Whitehall Fund Inc
Series
33%
210
16
23'/,
Hanover
Mutual
Trustee
32
195
45%
National City Bank
53
N
8.27
11.53
Diversified
20
5.20
Investing Corp
Investment
425
Bank
38 %
50
(The)
390
_
6.39
Washington
Wisconsin
National
21V4
Bank—
Square
240
375
410
C^lanrTrust C® -!":-:'^
36%
10
National
233
100
Co
Cleveland
412
Y
N
5.85
Wall Street
Investors
100
Bk.100
Savings
10
400
Franklin
Bank
&
Trust
10
&
100
Franklin
Trust
Northern
Bank
X4.76
12.46
16.82
1
Bank
Trust
National
National
Harris
48 %
13°
1
Fund
12.00
17.22
46%
First
46%
1C
Inc—1
Inc
25.91
12.19
44%
10
v\
m
1
Income
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
11.60
11.15
51 %
Trust—10
&
1
Line
Line
11.47
12.61
Bank
1
Value
10.47
25.16
16.87
1
of
5.27
15.43
1
Trust of Boston
First
6.28
lc
35%
377
49%
15
Bank
dm
Fiduciary
13.05
5.75
1.26
33%
365
Guaranty Trust Co
1
1.14
100
10
National
Federation
4.67
1
lc
Co_10
to™re
13.08
Shares—1
93c
Manhattan
Trust
Continental
5.61
12.03
Fund
13.85
the
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
14.89
5.16
1
Fund—
Income
84c
Institutional Found Fund
13.66
1
Inc
Accumulative
Continental
12.66
Par
Television-Electronics Fund
United Science Fund
2.00
Ask
Chicago—(Cont)—
Chemical Bank & Trust
22.29
United
11.37
Fund
22.07
United
1.83
Ins
1
Fund
9.16
7.53
of
/roMt
7.82
10.52
Institutional
8.75
4.27
Incorporated Investors:.
I
institutional Shares I.Id—
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Fund_.lc
Ask
Bid
70.00
4.85
Income Foundation Fund Inc.lOc
Bank
Bid
Chase
7.71
Wellington
Institutional
2.07%
Bank of New York
27.43
7.99
66.50
11.64
Inc—1
Fund Inc
Mutual
25.37
1
Corp^_*
Investors
Value
1
2.04 %
b2.10
Far
14.13
Farnham
lc
——lc
Onardlan
13.06
Stein Roe
_lc
Growth
1
2%
Investment
Equipment shares
...
b2.08
1953
Bankers
of Boston—1
Snareholders Trust
Railroad stock shares
Growth Companies Inc
1953
29,
Hew York
14.11
State Street
United
shares
22.
Oct.
Bank
14.11
Shares
Amer
Sovereign
Texas
Utility
Oct.
1.90%
Bank & Trust Companies
Clark—
&
Stock Fund
Common
3.08
shares
Inc
Fund
Fund
Selected
7.41
Tobacco
Trading
&
Scudder, Stevens
2.79
4.41
shares
1.80%
b2.00
9.70
6.76
BR
bl.90
I-
19.64
lc
Bteel
1953
1953
19.49
18.17
Putnam
lc
lc
shares
Bond; shares
Railroad
10,
14.49
2.50
9.93
9.38
9.17
1.94%
17,
32
14.07
preferred
Street
Pioneer
5.64
b2.02
26 %
5
1
$1.50
Petroleum
8.27
9.54
1953
24,
1.90%
6.55
lc
shares
Mining
Petroleum
Sept.
Ask
b2.00
(TAB)
18.10
6.05
Fund
8.85
8.78
8.71
x
Bid
Sept. 18. 1953
Sept.
3.04
England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
7.54
9.06
9.62
Bills
Ask
Sept.
Natural Resources of Canada
6.25
7.03
8.30
6.19
shares.lc
Low Priced shares
lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Company
Investing
6.
1
Pine
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Inatltutional
Bid
1
Speculative
New
1
Fund Inc
General Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
(Ha Industries
United States Treasury
Stock Series
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
18.96
34'/a
8.05
10
*
Corp
Mutual Fund
Boston
Founders
Futures
15.49
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
5.14
4.96
17.54
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
First
1
33.03
24.88
30.89
23.27
1
1
Fund
Balanced
Stock
Fund
Balanced
Howard—
Si
Baton
yield price.
Stock
to listing on the New York
Exchange.
$4.84
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER
t New
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued.
Ex-rights.
ISSUES
/
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(425)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended
July 25
Inc. or
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
.
based
us
decrease compared with
a
a
year
Third
Pre-
ago.
there is
Philadelphia
Reading
in
1952.
At
this
Friday of 13.4%. Our comparative summary for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
v •
,
'
.
BY
1953
York
New
'
1952
83,178.008,617
$9,447,927,975
851,843,763
803,612,568
—13.4
Ohio
-
Chicago
J,
985,000,000
——
Boston
'
Kansas
1,028,000,000
Federal
Reserve
-Canton
511,397,702
524,041,303
—
1,069,685,963
345,573,870
—
8.3
San
Francisco
V
;
330,800,000
—
281,000,000
486,587,000
:
—
491,650,744
—
q 047 011
Pittsburgh
362,415,172
320,669,905
467,363,788
405,049,440
Total
+15.4
Baltimore
281,072,349
—
#
257,897,157
+
8.2
West
.••••.;
Ten cities, five
.
Other cities,
days
$12,771,414,500 $13,905,422,962
/—A—
five dayS—
3;182,280,993
—
3,028,022,075
+
•«:; /
-
Total; all
.
All
cities,
one
Total
■i
cities,
all
days—A-.
five
' '$1^,9^3,695,495 $16,933,445,037
(7
day
696,556,199
—
605,604,413
week
for
+ 17.7
33,900,500
6,169,706
+ 74.9
7,602,398
+ 47.2
382,722^277
9,023,257
324,505,281
+ 17.9
338,522,508
5,540,715
7,496,410
322,869,877
1,214,158,249
1,017,746,068
+19.3
1,011,242,308
916,870,297
Complete and exact details for the week
in
issue of next.week.
our
ends
We
..
•»>*•*».
*"V
-
i
.
In
v.
,,
the
'
"
■
July 25.
V-
,
*
in
week
there
1952.
Federal Reserve
•'
'
.
we
was
increase
an
amounted
Outside
of
in
was
press.
(6
•
they
8.5%.
12.3%
and
in the
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
Reserve
!
Reserve District by
District
Kansas
of
18.6%
and
the
Minneapolis
City Reserve District the totals
record
Atlanta
this
Reserve
an
increase
of
larger by
following
we
furnish
5,417,999
4,800,919
Total
(10
OF
BANK
1953
Week Ended July 25—
1st Boston
2nd
New
3rd
s
York
12
Philadelphia '
Inc.
or
$
Dec.
%
687,432,274
624,891,151
9,052,348,992
"
8.505,604,754
of
6.4%.
0.5%,
in
In
the
the
Dallas
1951
1950
$
$
597,649,282
572,660,880
6.4
7,523,995,129
7,787,354,398
6.3
1,016,062,944
1,136,575,012
1,069,685,963
+
7
"
1,214,158,249
1,017,746,068
+19.3
6
"
596,990,752
531,508,182
+12.3
1,011,242,308
916,870,297
510,459,783
6th
10
"
885,015,140
815,460,832
8.5
710,266,526
657,916,566
Chicago
17
"
1,205,163,778
1,046,962,767
+15.1
"1,038,199,328
1,028,715,870
L—
4
"
639,665,589
539,167,100
+18.6
519,838,856
519,985,120
—
7
"
464,391.881
436,558.342
+
6.4
402,290,625
402,008,502
"+
"
8th
St.
9th
Louis
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
City
12th
San
"
588,175,*32
585,482,060
+
0.5
497,181,167
546,967,421
6
"
421,647,707
321,439,511
+31.2
334,391,717
384,678,866
-----
J—10
Francisco
Total
"
1,004.887,781
Outside
York
New
week ended
+
6.7
906,800,438
860,502,729
16.436,036,890
+
8.9,15,068,378,103
15,144,391,144
city
add
now
941,530,160
17,896,452,587
—in cities
We
9,156,902,933
Federal
July 25 for four
statement
years:
.
-
Clearings
8,217,389;635
+11.4
7,826,624,695
4,604,570
4,232,314
95,704,662
107,691,999
+ 23.6
113,037,078
+ 16.7
7,385,560
439,914
+
9.9
355,400
423,886
157,774,273
+
7.7
128,019,141
127,384,383
885,015,140
815,460,832
+
8.5
710,266,526
657,916,566
1,426,292
6,601,093
Reserve
District—Chicago1,609,904
Lansing
57,199,000
5,296,569
+ 18.2
58,267,000
60,407,000
6,892,934
+ 43.5
7,343,754
3,057,901
90,525,753
4,290,369
35,"238,966
30,098,849
13,867,122
City
Illinois—Bloomington
6,776,835
4,426,899
—
5,213,107
+ 39.9
109,730,692
Rapids—
+ 22.7
6,726,777
3,259,748
Moines
Sioux
11,152,296
6,420,179
-9,-894,257
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
Des
1,365,338
12,047,864
67;618,000
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
4
+ 11.7
7,880,110
Bend
Terre
+ 10.8
10,077,627
9,412,930
Wayne
Indianapolis
South
1,452,763
11,258,462
Rapids
12,671,123
4,907,178
8,200,010
6.6
3,042,794
3,090,533
+ 21.3
73,975,929
66,718,755
3.2
+ 17.1
3,534,879
29,052,908
9.4
14,284,157
30,271,305
15,090,944
3.7
1,531,160
794,763,119
1,201,289
791,637,041
3,343,451
12,747,314
+
+
+
4,243,628
1,366,346
1,418,517
898,902,641
788,917,751
+ 13.9
4,453,461
14,156,548
3,670,216
+ 21.3
10,486,118
+ 35.0
3,612,824
12,330,666
7;552,105
8,737,706
—13.6
7,359,228
5,177,010
4,485,587
4,319,184
3.9
3,697,766
3,805,255
1,205,163,778
1,046,962,767
+15.1
1,038,199,328
1,028,715,870
Chicago
Decatur
cities)
(17
—
+
Eighth
Federal
Reserve
District—St.
Louis—
364,600,000
296,000,000
+ 23.2
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
303,900,000
296,300,000
165,536,834
149,012,596
92,061,189
+ 11.1
133,943,596
134,309,578
107,363,014
+
16.6
80,157,774
87,414,321
2,165,741
2,093,315
+
3.5
1,837,486
1,961,221
639,665,589
539,167,100
+18.6
519,838,856
519,985,120
+ 17.3
6,525,494
5.8
6,986,232
270,147,998
2.3
270,088,103
102,164,499
6,932,660
3,757,513
6.8
2,977,676
Total
(4
cities)
"■
a:
First
V
•
-7
Federal
Reserve
1_.
'
River
1951
$
!
...
1950
$
.
Federal
+12.9
.(4,791,287
4,716,116
+
524.944,966
2,723,693
+
2,013,229
1.6
8.7
+35.5
*•
1,803,134
3,779,145
507,775,427
1,506,337
1,899,689
f
4,299,764
476,351,141
1
Island—Providence
(12
9,418,246
+12.4
8,706,485
9,029,092
7(450,306
+46.5
6,794,696
6,972,770
30)824,^0
+12.5
24,938,731
26,070,215
13,462.033
12.70Y,|31
+
6.0
12,775,770
11,921,513
25,763*000
+18.8
25,504,200
29,204,800
2,944,700
2,125.^3
+38.6
1,287,072
2,066,047
687,432,274
cities)
624.891.^51
+ 10.0
597,649,282
296,526,822
+
115,306,183
104,705,225
+ 10.1
Dakota—Fargo
7.978,260
7,438,285
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
3,866,348
3,955.325
4,430,743
4,147,234
Montana—Billings
Helena
11,516,250
Total
(7
Reserve
District—New
York—Albany
4,282.082
—
Buffalo
Federal
Reserve
'
14,144^5
York
+
3.M6.L05
District—Kansas
Hastings
4.9
36.1
29,768,060
20,988,534
2,070,477
2,938,123
2,984,069
92,550,664
89,775,290
8.3
1,968,531
1,634.795
+
—
0.1
1,725,484
2,109,032
J.—Newark
Northern
I
7,523,757,348
.22,119,367
+
7.9
14,968,008
14,841.408
+
45,456^2
58,503885
9,052,348.992
.
+
20.336.443
63,965,881
-
7,600,584
3,904,739
3,559,617
—13.4
9,844,680
10,973,302
6.4
402,290,625
402,008,502
9.4
759,821
+
—
670, 535
7,846, 860
156,827,035
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
150,671 661
797,165
25.6
+
—
+
521,868
608,978
1.1
6,607,746
7,847,315
"4.1
134,036,085
135,007,107
7,804,903
8,669,484
—11.4
8,527,907
18,728 623
+ 14.3
16,962,758
13,290,247
371,654 944
378,350, 101
1.8
312,078,952
364,579,079
13,430,036
City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
9 784 200
21.414,534
*.
Wichita
12,219 232
9.9
12,149,761
12,050,180
2,451,798
—
3,631,336
Total
(10
6.3
3,032,821
2,902 376
8.0
2,503,448
2,530,649
588,175,432
Cities).
3,417 379
3,134,860
Pueblo
Eleventh Federal
585,482,060
0.5
497,181,167
546,967,421
+
Reserve District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin
6,923,928
Fort
Galveston
+ 19.4
6,391,304
8,092,359
270,792,896
+ 33.3
25,489,149
+ 14.3
280,548,431
27,472,569
324,342,930
29,123,681
Worth
5,797,241
361,057,494
Dallas
5,015,000
20.7
30,852,263
5,476,000
5,770,000
5,935,631
5,239,394
+ 13.3
5,315,736
6,024,476
12,555,121
9,105,831
+ 37.9
9,187,677
9,596,838
421,647,707
321,439,511
+31.2
334,391,717
384,678,866
6,051,352
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
cities).
Federal
Reserve
+
Lake
California—Long
City
Beach
8.505,604
8.2
16,595,944
+ 20.6
43,575,821
San
Jose
43.431,123
<
+ 17.9
56,031,719
54.383.045
+
6.4
7,523,995,129
—
83,017,249
64,304,958
+
18,328,316
+
19,323,118
12,931,670
483,496,247
15,001,922
16,563,220
Barbara
0.5
+ 29.6
3,735,260
524,293,817
Francisco__
—i
0.7
29.1
5.4
149,593,250
3,444,290
140.497,325
147,791,271
56,346,479
169,040,565
14,427,164
3,621,296
53,004,526
14,950,993
+ 10.0
8,520,585
8,241,195
8.4
500,532,432
13,196,204
445,807,889
+
+ 10.4
13,005,660
5,669,530
(10
cities)
4,739,616
10,704,699
+
0.4
3,282,644
9,666,119
3.225,635
10,666,896
Stockton
,.
169,824,872
158,462,600
14,229,992
San
Total
Franciseo—
168,892,390
4,841,626
Utah—Salt
Santa
District—San
157,389,943
Oregon—Portland
20.469,070
54,806,716
cities)
■
7,241,753,408
+ 13.9
15,438,583
*22,000,000
"
New Jersey
(11
6.1
25,20££j)6
16,715.397
Connecticut—Stamford
8,218,647^5
28.708,231
Rochester
Syracuse
98,836,030
/
891 093
842,518
Pasadena
8,717,549,654
—
+
7.3
City—
7,763,681
Yakima
+ 19.5
1,940,948
2,070.385
+
100,663,530
2,102,427
^
Jamestown
+
—
436,558,342
806,904
Washington—Seattle
120,307,476
Elmira
Total
York—
14,840,243
Binghamton
13,302,068
464,391,881
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
Twelfth
Federal
6,483,383
313,687,848
Paul.
572,660,880
y&
New
7,606,249
Minneapolis
St.
1,008,004
2,062,298
+
30.344,000
l.-
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
894,006
1,884,279
34,665,860
Haven
4.6
+51.2
10,913,545
—
989(652
'2.152,£14
10,583,331
Connecticut^-Hartford
Second
District—Minneapolis—
1,775,547
1,035,083
3,254.088
Bedford
Worcester
New
Reserve
Missouri—Kansas
>
1,792,188
1570.687,117
Springfield
New
or
Dec. %
2,022,537
Lowell
New
Inc.
'
District—Boston—
Massachusetts—.Boston
Rhode
19527
$
Portland
New
Week Ended July 25
1953
■•7.
Maine—Bangor
Fall
Ninth
Minnesota—Duluth
7,620,633,796
showing the figures for each city for the
'
■
at—
:
N.
3,816,976
99,677,507
7,534,846
Lincoln
;
-
5,396,211
+ 12.5
106,066,372
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
Tenth
detailed
our
•
:
2.2
+ 14.2
—
4.205,660
124,964,822
*
Grand
North
10
11th Dallas
i
75,633,590
256,900,000
461,148,954
Atlanta
7th
<
5.4
483,515
169,987,576
1,005,581,541
"
5th
>
20,045,063
6.3
+
Missouri—St. Louis
+
11
Richmond
16.018,693
74,854,366
220,400,000
+ 24.9
—
8,796,525
Peoria
+ 10.0
4th Cleveland
|
461,148,954
CLEARINGS
1952
$
12 cities
_____
510,459,783
131,034,381
cities)
Michigan—Ann
Total
SUMMARY
82,067,089
;
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
241,299,919
88,084,327
;
Springfield
a
19,262,314
92 373,967
Rockford
the
3,682,092
260,322,848
6.6
+12.3
297,300,000
5,538,664
140,552,268
Louisiana—New Orleans
19.3%,
Reserve District of 31.2% and in the San Francisco
Reserve District of 6.7%.
In
3,853.785
+ 13.6
+
531,508,182
24,056,354
Mobile
Reserve District by
District
+ 17.4
89,034,164
86,585,603
Mississippi—Vicksburg
note
we
gain of 15.1%, the St. Louis
a
2,482,259
11.4%, the bank
from
are
4,996,138
258,380,033
313,300,000
_
Seventh
and
11,321,000
120,296,595
District—Atlanta—
Alabama—Birmingham
week ended
—
We group the cities according
located
are
2,704,854
13,682.000
141,811,969
596,990,752
Reserve
Macon
present further below,
6.3%.' In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
in the Richmond
Federal
Florida—Jacksonville
'
(including this city) the totals show an improvement
6.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 10.0% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve
District of
cities)
Augusta
-r
gain of
a
+ 31.6
+ 11.7
5,864,506
Georgia—Atlanta
;
.
■
9.2
+
13,696,000
162,311,994
293,594^387
94,897^139
Columbia—Washington.
Nashville
that in the New York District
of
3,089,853
$17,896 452,587 against $16,436,036,890 in
city there
which
week
8.9%, the aggregate of clearings
increase of 6.1%.
an
Districts
to
this
of
ocn
181,236,353
appear
the
has to be estimated.
cases
T
'
^,7
District—Richmond-
Tennessee—Knoxville
as
pot'available at time of going to
are
complete results of'the previous week
clearings at this center showing
to the
T*-
•
.
-
.
for the whole
country having
;
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
elaborate detailed statement,
however, which
For that week
same
covered
furnish ,them
Reserve
6,120,569
5.1
—
Sixth
last day of the week in all
'
^ 1 i'
able to give final and
are
the
cannot
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the
we
I
+15.0
$16,650,251,694 $17,539,049,450
7,317,529
199,209,689
339,507,777
34,928,300
18,023.000
of
Total
cities
6,479,098
+ 35.7
197,155,995
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
>
1,005,581,541
<ji 188 870
cities)
Federal
District
1,016,062,944
420,040,381
South
—.5.8
6.3
+ 14.0
Richmond
r
'
9,245,884
8,748,184
+
6,668,851
Virginia—Norfolk
5.1
+
7,263,336
+ 21.6
Virginia—Huntington
1
10,706,475
10,788,159
i
9.0
—
Fifth
4,450,171
1.7
+ 13.6
419,058,679
38,395,100
...
+13.0
Cleveland
+ 66.7
—
215,346,053
—
Youngs town
-
4,928,496
2,658,801
509,710,553
45.180.100
Mansfield
1.0
3,052,477
5,392,581
2,332,205
4,980,721
245',52l',279
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 17.7
—
2,865.109
4.8
District—Cleveland—
Columbus
2.4
.; 316,926,109
City
Louis
975,000,000
+ 10.4
5,252,461
1,136,575,012
cities)
3,050,385
966,000,000
+19.2
—
8,610,395
____
St.
3,092,126
1,182,801
5.8
+
11,675.088
Cleveland
4.2
—
5,636,194
9^779,006
Cincinnati
6.0
+
1,060,224
g 755 147
r
_
Philadelphia——-
-
(11
Fourth
%
1,204,113
+ 31.2
1,305,109
3,628,999
11 472 120
_
Jersey—Trenton_
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Aug. 1—
•
1,140,187
1,025,000,000
2,813,675
—
Total
1,448,222
+ 67.1
2,943,032
y
New
+ 20.5
3,354,516
Delaware—Wilmington
$
+ 15.3
6.221,921
Wilkes-Barre
the week follows:
1959
3,613,493
.
l,084|ooo!ooo
Scranton
center
York
loss for the week ending
a
week
1951
$
%
1.237,753
2,060,194
4 740 oqq
weekly clearings will be
Dec.
1,522,106
1,232,672
1]'755! 404
Chester
5.1% below those of the corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary total stands
same
i 491 273
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible- to obtain
$
District—Philadelphia-
Bethlehem
.of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, Aug. 1, clearings for all
; at $16,650,251,694 against $17,539,049,450 for the
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraph advices from the chief cities
upon
Federal
1952
$
Bank
1953
45
1,004,887,781
941,530,160
+
6.7
906,800,438
860,502,729
17,896,452,587
16,436,036,890
+
8.9
15,068,378,103
15,144,391,144
9,156,902,933
8,217,389,635
+ 11.4
7,826,624,695
7,620,633,796
+ 19.6
9,107.645
12,975,679
Grand
7,787.354,393
Outside
total
New
(111
York
cities)
•Estimated.
•
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4S
Monday, August 3, 1953
...
(426)
Foreign Exchange Rales
TO JULY-30,
1953
24,
New
Monday
July 24
Pacific
Basic
.200000°
.200000°
.133333°
.133333°
.133333°
—
.0200000
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060-
.0029295
Malaysia,
Malayan
.0232881
.0235468
.0234548
.325833
.325833
1.010000
1.008906
.210400
.00435401°
.210400
.210400
.210400
.00435401°
.00435401°
.00435401°
.00435401°
.00285520
.00285520
.00285625
.00285520
.210466
.210466
.210466
2.815000
2.815000
2.815312
2.815625
2.815937
.116009
.116110
.116110
.116076
.116009
.263200
.263200
.263200
.263200
.263225
2.787128
2.787128
2.787438
2.787747
2.788056
—
guilder
-
pound
.140154°
.496766°
.0348900
.0348900
.193233°
.233350
.233335
2.804483
2.804794
2.815937-
2.815000
2.815000
2.815312
,658327°+
.561797°+
.561797° +
.425531°+
.425531° +
.415531°+
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.531914°+
.531914° +
.531914°+
.329666°
.329333°
.328333°
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.329833°
tables.
upon
a
of Merchandise.
type
•Slatemenl of Condition of the Twelve
1
first
table
which
in
creased
million.
of Treasury bills decreased
dollars)
Inc. (+ )
dec. (—)
July 22,
Julv 29.
certificates
-OoM
notes
__
.
Total gold
Other
XI.
8.
—
...
+
3,098
155
securities:
Govt,
/
outright—
+
1,672,304
Bills
+
13.773,671
Notes
Total
+
24,963,666
outright
bought
agreement
2,361,554
increased $344 million in
New York City, $81 million in the Cleveland District,
$65 million in the San Francisco District, and $58 million
in the Boston District.
United States Government de¬
24,963,666
.
Allied
preferred
Total
and
loans
securities..
226,020
+
25,713,610
Allied
all districts.
Allis
(Louis)
Extra
Can
American
&
American
Gas
American
Hide
Home
+
R.
of
JT.
notes
assets
reporting
of
liabilities
and
member banks follows:
Potash
A
Class
dec. (—) since
1,462,135
■Rank
assets
49,856
Total
assets
+
+
4,637
8,801
Loans
Commercial,
loans
(Federal Reserve Notes
+
25,793,473
Loans
788
976,209
+
19.528.951
213,303
—
879,593
—
+
302.488
foreign
+
22,032
—
Other
343,165
+
20,590
236,339
+
546,638
Total
deposits
21,260,176
and
liab.
Total
841,422
acct—
Treasurer—gen.
Aieferred availability cash items
Other
accrued
dealers
for
3,790
3,845
20
+
18,643
287,308
538
+
4,066
—
49,971,994
794,986
+
—
52,037
472,597
+
dktrplus
(Section
7t.__
160
+
584,676
13b)
-I—
27,543
—
+
14,551
+
260.738
paid in
(Section
46,334
+
9,138
— —
—
„
—
purchasing or
+
99
—
183
+
13
—
7
carrying
to
Treasury
Treasury
notes
U.
S.
Other
of
—
I
5
—
415
—
129
194
58
—
—
—
—
19,435
bonds
with Federal
—
7,458
L
+
14,584
Reserve Banks
Cash in vault
+
937
_
with
1,450
—
32,911
2,956
5,030
5,490
indebtedness
securities
Balances
+
227
+
7,967
securities—total
bills
certificates
Treasury
483
230
+
655
loans
Government
S.
+
6,322
banks
Loans
U.
1,872
1,863
securities
carrying
for
loans
estate
Reserves
Capital Accounts—
(Ffarplus
loans
Other
86,276
+
184,094
—
Real
+
pur¬
securities
238,008
131,807
+
2,899,702
divs.
liabilities
Oapltal
+
764
chasing or
Other
Member bank—reserve accts.
S.
2,843
+
354
22,671
—
and
brokers
+
355
+
and agricultural
Industrial,
—
56
+
«
deposits:
U.
<■
to
—
39,623
40,242
+
2,447
domestic banks
—
808
463
+ 1,231
—
527
34
4
460
2
472
—
—
—
—
+
1,049
139
573
18
99
Liabilities—
(quar.l-
$3
8-10
8-17
15c
9-
1
8-14
30c
9-18
(monthlyi
S3
Co.
—
9-
I
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
30c
8-15
8-
8
9-
3
preferred
Steel
9-
1
<■9-
1
158,820
__
—
74,639
Demand
Time
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
51.003,771
—
126,516
542,620
+
U.
S.
53,315
19,581
5,957
deposits adjusted
deposits except government
Government deposits
+
+
—
672
13
269
+
+
+
149
1,365
524
Interbank demand deposits:
ttatio
of
to
serves
note
gold
certificate
deposit
liabilities
and
re¬
F.
Domestic
R.
combined
Oontingent liability
on
2.4%
0.2%
44.8%
—1,074
9,876
banks
—2
+
579
1,281
910
Foreign banks
Borrowings
+
+
—
3 "•
8-
3
59c
,9-
1
8-
3
9-
1
8-
3
27 VaC
9-15
8-31
(quar.l
com.
_
9-15
8-31
:L
quar.)
1'.
purchased for foreign
correspondents
ances
([industrial
23,315
3,549
loan commitments—
1,973
—
—
14,219
+
34
2,537
4.75%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
56 V4 c
9-
$1
8-17
8-23
9-
1
8-14
8-
7
7-31
8-26
8-12
75c
8-
1
7-20
8-31
8-15
25c
8-20
8-10
60c
9-30
9-15
81»/ic
9-30
9-15
25c
9-
1
8-1®
$1
9-
1
8-10
$1.75
10-
1
9-
4
5c
8-10
8-
T
30c
9-23
9-
1
$1.18%
9-11
9-
1
9-11
8r12
32c
9-
1
8-20
$1.05
9-
1
8-20
of
(quar.)
common
The condition statement of weekly reporting
Isanks of the
jshows
the
Federal
following
Reserve
principal
member
System in leading
changes
for
the
cities
week
-ended July 22: Decreases of $415 million in holdings of
United
States
Government
securities,
$472
million
in
balances with domestic banks and $1,074 million in de¬
mand deposits credited to domestic
of $672 million in demand
reserve
balances with
Federal Reserve Banks,
Commercial, industrial, and
agricultural loans in¬
creased $16 million in the Chicago District and decreased
415 million in New York City; the net increase at all
reporting member banks was $20 million. Changes ac-cording to industry appear in another press release.
SLoans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying
preferred
including
The date
a
of corporate bonds, notes,
list
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
date for mak¬
indicates the redemption or last
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
the
the details were given
banks, and increases
c^po^sits adjusted, $579 million
in borrowings, and $460 million in
be found
Below will
in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
Company
American
Consol.
1st
ref.
Co.,
TENDER
Aug 12
stock
Electric Light & Power Co.
bonds, series T, U, V,
mtge.
PARTIAL
Citizens
1st
Utilities
mortgage
Page
237
Aug
W, X and Y
,
3
Firemen's Insuranc
Georgia Power Co.,
•
Date
Page
&
;
Inc.,
Bryson.
a—
(quar. i_
com.
(quar.l.
&
;
Light,
com.
(quar.l
(quar.)
25c
Corp
(quar.l
American
Ltd.
Class
1
3
bds. due 1983-1——Aug 17
8-
7
20c
8-15
8-
4
40c
10-
1
$0,083
8-
3
,
9-15
regis—
+ 37 V2C
6-22
9-15
8-31
l
Brooklyn Boro Gas Co.—
4.40%
preferred
$1.10
B
2nd
preferred
8-11
1
9-
$1.25
9-
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
1
.
9-10
9-
1
15c
9-10
9-
1
15c
8-15
8-
I
i
20c
9-15
8-23
|
25c
9-
6
8-13
$1.25
9-
1
8-13
50c
9-
1
8-13 *
15C
9-
1
e-
(quar.l
87V2C
9-
1
8-
7
preferred
iquar.l
preferred
(quar.i
$1
9-
1
8-
7
$1.05
9-
1
8-
7
'
8-15
j
Grinder
Chucking
Bryant
(quar.l
Extra
Falls
Hill
preferred
| Mfg.
Co.
Line
Pipe
Company,
Burkart
4%
8-11
1
9-
20c
(quar.l
1
9-
$1.25
75c
(quar.)
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
3.50%
295
1
1
Packers,
(s-a)
A
9-
9-
—
receipts for ord.
Ltd.—
deposit
Columbia
British
9-15
60c
Brass
&
Celanese,
Burlington
pfd. stk._Aug 12
collat. trust 3% % bds. due 1972..Sep
Co. of Newark, N. J., $4 pfd. stock—Aug
1st mtge. 3%%
common..
,
preferred
Co.
British
Budd
Co.—
and
(quar.t-
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Brillo Manufacturing Co., Inc.
(quar.l
$5
:
pr.
Associates
Co
Aluminum
Buckeye
REDEMPTION
of Illinois, 5 Vi#
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Power
Buck
of Baltimore—
Company and Issue—
American Investment Co.
Corp.,
Black
$3
Date
preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co. (quar.)
Brown Co., $5 conv. 1st preference
(quar.l.
and Issue—
Service
Gas
OF
—„________
common
Spinning
preferred
Borden
1
1
9-21
16V4C
Co.
Co.
Bohn
7
1
12c
—
—
Guaranty
(quar.l
Blaw-Knox
4.20%
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
7
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.,
Steel
Hills
8-
30c
Corp.
Fine
Sivalls
1
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
Mortgage
preferred
Black.
8-
9-
93+4C
—
4,/2%
Show
&
Loan
Oil
8
40c
preferred
Bishop
8-31
9-
75C-
__
1
(quar.l
Corp.,
Aircraft
7%
accept¬
9-15
75c..,
37%c
(quar.l
Bethlehem
.
62%-c
-
Manufacturing,
36
306
_
8-
...
Berkshire
8-10
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.l
Baxter
Laboratories, Inc.
$3.25
1
34+aC
Co.,
$3
144
8-10
8-10
9-
Co.—
Radio
Beneficial
8-10
,
9-1
9-
._.—:
(quar.)
America
Beech
8-12
9-
-
Other capital accounts
8-25
22V*C-
(quar.)
Equipment
Bond
50c.
12 r/2C
•_
,
*
75c.
—
Power
preferred
Baltimore
5"
75c
common1 (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp
I
27V2C
Co.,
(increased
Common
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.l
Corp.
Cork
Armstrong
9-
25c
——
,
preferred
9-24
25C
$1.75
-
Arkansas-Missouri
5 V2 %
_____
8-18
Sanitary
(quar.)_
(quar.).:
Barcalo
1
9-15
,
(quar;)
Bankers
9-
common
preferred
Atlas
1
9-15
...—
preferred
Aro
9-
50c
$1.18+4
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
40c
$1
Standard
$2.36
$4
1
-
(quar.)
$2.50
6%
9-
(s-a)__
(quar.i
Service
Public
Armco
—
/
Participating
$1.10
9-17
8-10
(quar.l
participating preferred
Arizona
7-24
1
9-11
pfd...
conv.
Corp.
B
&
Co.,
8-14
7-31
10-
75c
6%
(quar.).
Co.
Tobacco
Farms
1
9-10
preferred (quar.)
Seating Co. (quar.)
American
9-
41c
American
Arden
8-14
50c
A
common
1
9-10
—
Radiator
Corp.,
8-14
9-
15c
iquar.i.
Chemical—
series
Pulley
American
7%
79,992
—,
Loans—gross
(Liabilities—
1
Investments—total
and
Loans—net
542,620
+
1953
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
69,426
—
126,516
—
July 23,
1952
July 15,
1953
219.654
85
+
51,003,771
__
14,226
—
373,443
—
137,589
_
6.657
+
—
3,437,350
premises
Other
July 22,
9-21
1
43 %c
(quar.t_—
American
9-14
9-
(quar.l—
Co.
Co.
&
preferred
9-28
10-20
iquar.)
Co.
Supply
$4 preferred series
$4.75
9-10
12 Vic
(quar.i_
B
1
25c
•
Paper Goods Co.
American
9-10
10-
50c
preferred
Products
American
1
75c
(quar.)
Leather.
&
7
10-
50c
._—
...
Y.i
Electric
&
8-
30c
$1
Power
the San
of
8-10
8-15
15c
(quar.)....
7%
Indemnity
-
179,168
banks—
other
^Jncollected cash items
Co.,
Foreign
American
summary
8-10
40c
—
Borrowings increased $186 million in New York City,
Chicago, and $119 million in
8-14
8-25
(quar.).—
(N.
Hospital
million in
8-1
___
(quar.)-:
Bank
American
8-18
8-25
—
____
Amalgamated
5
9-10
(quar.l.
Co.
9-
8-15
—;
Corp.
8-18
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.l.
American
$129
pfd.
5.50%
common
preferred
5
60c
—
Stores,
1
9-
$1.37 'At
—
(quar.l
Products
Allied
1
9-
50c
(quar.l
(quar.)——J————
Co.
'
23
banks
foreign
Dye
Extra
Inc. (+) or
♦foe from
&
8-25
9-
9-15
Co.
(quar.l
Finance'Co.,
6%
Steel
(Alan)
8-14
9-11
9-15
$ 1.12Vie
(quar.l
Co.
Chemical
Allied
(quar.l—
common
"Wood"
see
Mfg.
<quar.)_
com.
_______
Inc.,
preferred
Wood
Class
2,120,154
+
4.50%
Alliance
._
Bearing,
(quar.)
Co.,
American
Demand deposits credited
banks decreased in
domestic
to
A
securities-
adjusted
deposits
241,400
..—
preferred
Alan
.
(quar.l..
9-12
40c
60c
15c
25c
35c
—
Holder*
When
Payable of Rec,
Share
Roller
Reduction
4%
Francisco District.
__
Total U. S. Govt.
all reporting member banks was
613,848
repurchase
under
5%
Air
Co.
&
Laboratories
posits decreased $269 million.
8,205,598
—
4,521,975
Bonds
1,552,304
6,782,500
—
4,995,716
Certificates
Meld
1,630
—
Ball
Allied
Demand
656,389
—
Wire
districts; the net decrease
tively.
777
+
225,865
+
1,060,931
—
11,307
+
746.846
loans
Wought
5,773
an¬
previ¬
show the payments
we
(quar.l
$194 million. Hold¬
ings of Treasury notes and of United States Government
bonds decreased $58 million and $34 million, respec¬
97,219
+
5,773
—
350,762
—
advances
and
Xiidustrial
791,311
21.035,413
Acme
Co.
Kid
at
R.
.
ctf. reserves
cash
JJiscounts
F.
for
_
_
Steel
Allied
amounts in most of the other
1,158,150
—
20.294.102
fund
Redemption
1952
1953
1953
Assets—
or
since
July 30,
Acme
Aetna
banks in¬
to
Loans
million.
$99
increased
$227
$66 million in
Chicago and $41 million in New York City and increased
$30 million in the Kansas City District; there was a net
decrease of $129 million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
creased $97 million in New York City and by smaller
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
dividends
Then we follow with
during the current week.
second
in two separate
the
all
indicate
we
Per
Holdings
of
55
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
securities
thousands
'
177.
tin Volume
this issue,
in
Name of Company
(In
•
bonds due
4%
f.
15-year s.
the
In
nounced
-
depends
tAppllcatlon
12783
•
trust
Dividend announcements are grouped
.561797°+
.425531°+
.
•Nominal,
*..
—
bonds, due after Aug.
4(4%
mtge.,
♦Announcement
.658327°+
.658327°+
.561797°+
.531914° +
rate)
12243
—!
2.815625
1
.658327°f
.425531° +
peso
(free
51
1
1961—!
due
Corp:—"r-
DIVIDENDS
.561797°+
peso
1
preferred stack, $10 par. value.Aug
2.805105
peso
Uruguay,
>"•?/'.
Aug
.233350
2.804483
.658327° +
Uruguay, peso
University
"«,
-.
bonds,
Machine
&
.193233°
.233350
peso
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
»
50
-
.0349050
.193233°
2.805417
sterling
York
New
.496766°
.233328
-TIV"
pound
Power
mortgage
Gear
Page
Date
.140154°
.193233°
V
pound
Kingdom,
Uruguay,
,
1, 1953—-.——Aug 1
• . '
- ,<■
1961
Sep
1
20-year 5 (4% cumul. income debentures due 1964—Sep
1
Standard Power & Light Corp., $7 cumul. pfd. stock
Aug 1
.0348850
JL——
franc
South Africa,
1st
Collateral
.0348900
Switzerland,
United
CALLED.,
Ltd.,, class B stock
Oct
1
convertible preferred, stock—.:—Aug 20
4.8%
York
New
Bros.
1st
.496766°
.496766°
55
Boxes
Pittston Co.—
.193233°
peso
krona
of
.496766°
55
-Sep 15
,,
Convertible cumulative
.00285625
.140154°
.140154°
.140154°
1
1
1
1
-Sep
—
ISSUE
and Issue—
Corp.,
3'/4%
Foote
.210466
.210466
Norway,
Union
Eastern
.325833
1.009921
Mexico, peso
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
.0233186
.325833
—;
rupee
Sweden,
bonds due 1965-VL
7%
Wirebound
Canadian
Carrier
.210400
(Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Zealand,
.0544060
1.008750
France,
Netherlands,
Oct
due 1971
due 1977--
debentures, due 1962——Aug
15-year V/*% debentures..
Aug
Co., Ltd.—
*>-<"' •
J
3%%
ENTIRE
.325833
Finland, Markka
New
Co.,
Power
mortgage
Company
1.007812
dollar
dollar
Ceylon,
1st
Co.,
—
Basic
British
Ray Drug
Toho Electric
.0200000
.0200125
Brazil, cruziero—
Canada,
Farms
♦
Co.—
Depot
2.243525
.0200000
.0200125
Belgium, franc
collat. tiust 4'/a,% bds. due 1975__Sep
trust 4%
bonds, due 1961
Sep
Ry.
Union
2353
1
1
1
.0719820°
.0719820°
2.243276
2.243027
2.243027
2.243774
pound
.0719820°
.0719820°
.0719820°
Australia,
Sun
$
.200000°
.133333°
.133333°
Preferential
$
$
$
—
—
Seabrook
.200000°
.200000'
51
1
Aug
collateral
Co.,
Paul
Seaboard
July 30
July 29
1954
1st & ref. mtge. 3Vs% bonds, series B,
Air Line RR. 3%%
debentures
Thursday
Wednesday
July 28
$
Argentina peso—
Saint
(Value In United States Money)
Tuesday
July 27
due
A.
series
England Gas & Electric Association—
s. f. collat. trust 4%
bonds, ser. C, due 1971--Sep
Northern
Friday
Pag«
Ltd.—
20-yr.
Pittston
Country and Monetary Unit
bonds,
Co.,
Power
Co., 5.6% 1st preferred stock
:
Aug 28
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
1st and refunding mortgage s. f. gold bonds, 5% series
of
1924, maturing Feb.
1, 1954
Aug 1
INCLUSIVE
1953,
Rate for Cable Transfer* In New York
Noon Buying
7%
mtge.,
Electric
Keyes Fibre
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE8 CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Pursuant to the requirement
JULY
Consolidated
1st
Date
and Issue—
Company
Great
(quar.)
Co.
common
(quar.l
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Mills
Corp..
preferred
common
4.20%
Burrard
Dry
Dock,
Ltd.,
class A
,
,
t!2c
9-15
'
7
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(427)
Per
Name of Company
Bush
'
Share
'
Terminal -Co
Canadian
Fairbank-s-Morse
Canadian
Ice,Machine;.Co.,
Carpenter
Steel
Co.
Co.,.Ltd.
Hollywood
preferred
Central
5.25%
4.50%
(initial
9-
8
15c
8-
1
7-
1
7-
1
$1.12%
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
Certain-Teed
Chambersburg
Champion
$4.50
Co.
Chilton
Co.
Engineering
Finance
Colorado
Connecticut
;
V(Baltimore),
4 4%% vpreferred
.
1
8-10
Heater
&
$2.50
Lane-Wells
8-21
Le
$1.18%
1
1
8-14
1
7-31
20c
Corp
8-28
8-14
7-31
7-21
9-
1
8-15
8-21
8-11
10-
1
______
35c
$1.12%
_____
10-
1
9-15
M.
10-
1
9-15
4%
preferred C
(quar.)
Utilities
Gas
18%c
(quar.)_jl_
Corp.
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-
3
Consolidated Theaters, J Ltd.,. class A
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
45c
8-25
8-14
Consolidated
(quar.)
30c
8-26
8-11
Cook
••;
Water,
Power & Paper
Varnish Co., common
Paint &
$3jprior
Crane
3%%
Crompton .&
Crown
Curtis
Dahlstrom
Deere
&
7%
Metallic
Co.,
8-12
1
8-12
8-31
Marathon
4%
Dickey
(W.
Drackett
Co.,
9
4%%
B
prior
8-17
8-
8-10
9c
8-15
8-
:
$30c
9-
1
Mid-West
93%c
9-15
9-
1
$1.50
25c
8-21
8-14
Moore-McCormack
25c
8-21
8-14
Morrison-Knudsen
50c
8-25
8-
Mosinee
(quar.)
A
/
______
50c
8-25
8-
12Vic
9-11
8-26
——
(quar.)_.
common
Co., common
_________
8-26
9-15
8-14
85c
(quar..)_
9-30
(quar.)
10-
1
32Vic
— _______
9-
1
$1.12Vi
9-
$1.75
_
1
(quar.)
8-10
8-10
7-30
9-24
9-
1
9-24
9-
1
9-10
8-21
National
$1
8-15
7-31
Ltd.,
—_
$1.15
8-15
7-31
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
8-15
7-31
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22Vi
8-15
7-31
Ford
"'
Steel
A
Class
Fort
$1
$1.50
$50c
(quar.)
8-
7
9-
1
8-17
50c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1-,
25c
9-15
9-
1
2£c
8-15
8-
3
37Vic
8-15
(quar.)_____
com.
(quar.)—
preferred
9-15
25c
___
.—___L__
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred
General
_______
—
—
—
8-
3
Cable
General
1st
4%
4%
Corp.,
preferred
convertible
•
Dynamics
General
Electric
Ltd.—
$1
10-
1
10-
1
9-11
9-10
8-14
General
Refractories
General
$5
Co.
iquar.)
preferred
Co.
preferred
Gorham
Mfg.
Gossard
(H.
com.
(quar.)
Granite City Steel Co.,
Greenfield Tap
& Die
Guilford-Chester
Oil
Gulf
Power
Corp.
Harbison-Walker
(stock
Co.
-Humble
Oil
'Indiana
Gas
(Indianapolis
Inland
Steel
&
9-
9-
9
1
1
dividend)
7
issue
<quar.)_
8-31
8-26
8-14
8-
7
9-
1
8-
4
12-
1
11-
2
9-
1
•
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
1
9-11
8-
1
7-23
9-11
9-15
8-31
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-
5
8-29
1
Smith
8-12
9-10
8-19
9-11
12-19
9-
1
preferred
Railway
Carbon
4.50%
Oil
Co.
1
8-
7
Sterling
8-18
Stouffer
9-
Studebaker
9-
1
9-25
9-25
9-15
$1.50
10-30
9-
4
4
8-21
10-
<quar.)__
a
8-10
2
10-31
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
Texas
9-
1
8-14
9-
8-
Thew
75c
1
7
(quar.)_
8-20
Thrifty
Tide
9-30
Titan
8-10
Title
J30c
9-
1
Glass
9-
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Union
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
;
8-25
8-
7
22%c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
Common
9-
1
8-14
9-10
8-18
8-14
8-28
8-14
8-21
9-10
8-15
90c
9-
1
U.
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co., common
$5
preferred
(quar.)
8-28
Paterson
100%
9-10
8-25
Paton
8-10
Pennsylvania
(quar.)
Car
8-15
U.
9-
1
8-15
U.
5
8-20
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
Co.
Co.,
Consolidated
Cooler,
9-15
8-31
convertible
9-18
4.05%
preferred
$1.01
9-
1
8-10
Webb
9-18
4.40%
preferred
$1.10
9-
1
8-10
Weeden
8-17
4.50%
preferred
F
(quar.)
$1.12'A
9-
1
8-10
3%
12 %c
9-
1
8-18
4.70%
preferred
F
(quar.)
$1.17'A
9-
1
8-10
87%c
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
8-
7
7-31
Mfg.
Co.
Bottlers
Perfect
Circle
10-
1
9-17
Perkins
Machine
37%c
9-
1
8-11
7%
9-
1
8-11
15c
9-10
8-31
9-16
9-
1
Phelps
8-11
1
8-14
class-A &(quar
20o
9-
1
8-10
$3.65
75c
9-
1
8-14
$3.95
(quar.)_
Gear
&
Philadelphia
88-
8
8-
5
8
9- 1
8-
7
D.),
Knapp,
&
A
(quar.)
:_
Corp.
(quar.)
Suburban
preferred
preferred
Water,
—
com.
Wellington
7-30
7-23
Wesson
65c
9-10
8-13
West
Oil
Coast
—
9-
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
9-15
8-31
9-
1
8-15
8-31
8-10
9-
8-10
8-21
30c
8-27
8-13-
9-15
8-28
9-10
8-28
70c
9-10
8-28
9-10
8-2®
1
8-11
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
8-25
25c
8-18
55c
8-
7
8-18
$1.75
8-
7
10-
1
9-11
Corp.—
$1.75
(quar.)
8-18
25c
9-25
$1
—
10-
1
$1
10-
1
8-10
9-15
9-15
9-15
75c
9-10
8-
7
$1.75
_____
9-20
8-
*
9-30
9-
9
$25c
'
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
pfd.
partic.
50c
iquar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-25
8-10
$1.50
8-15
8-
9-
8-17
$6 pref.
75c
1
9-
1
8-
7
$1.12
9-
1
8-
7
11c
$1.50
(accum.)
(quar.)
75c
8-15
10-
1
9-10
7-31
9-1®
9-
1
50c
(quar.)—
common
1
25c
—
Fund
(increased quar.)_
10-
1
9-15
12'Ac
9-
1
8-17
10c
Mills,
&
(1945
(1951
series)
series)
Inc.
$4
pfd.
(quar.)__
Telephone Co.—
Stockholders
will
vote,
at
date
still
to
9-
1
9-
1
8-11
be determined, on a
98%c
9- 1
8-11
split the common on a two-for-one basis.
a
8-17
1
8-17
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
$2
(quar.)——
Snowdrift,
8-17
1
9-
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-
10c
62'Ac
—
9-
12'Ac
(quar.)
8-11
25c
$1.18%
Co,—
91'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-20
7
65c
.■_
common
preferred
9- 1
8-
Corp.—
Inc.,
Co.,
preferred
$1 75
1
Co.—
Extra
4% %
7
9-
93%c
.___
Extra
Class
1
8-
40c
(quar.)
_____
common
preferred
W'eingarten (J.),
5%
Co.—
Corp.
Dodge
8-15
&
8-
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Investors
25c
preferred
Petrolite
9-
Co.
(quar.)
8-15
25c
Extra
Pepsi-Cola
8-15
10c
(quar.)_
General
75c
$1.50
Pepperell
56'Ac
30c
;
Y.)
Line
preference
4%
(quar.)
iN.
Washington
(S.
7-31
8-15
9-
25c
(quar.)
(Northam)
Warren
8-15
25c
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
Universal
8-31
T
30c
Co.
(accum.)__
Warren
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)___
T
Universal
8-10
8-11
8-
7-29
1
25c
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
United Steel Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
1
1
8-28
8-
40c
Steel
9-15
9-
20c
$12%c
<quar.)„
—_____
Foundry
Conditioning
Finishing
1
D
&
8-20
9-
8-17
$1.12%
(quar.)
8-
t35c
8-15
8-15
1
$2
8-20
92%c
1
1
9-
Ltd.—
7%
$3
99-
20c
Corp
com.
Storage
1
8
10c
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9--'1
9-
8-14
37'Ac
L__
(quar.)
8-15
35c
8-14
8-14
40c
Pipe
20c
Co.—
(quar.)—)
!__
8-28
9-15
9-15
$1.37%
Oil
f20c
—
(quar.)
B
5c
S.
S.
7-21
8-14
2
$1.10
(s-a)
preferred
$4
9-
Air
1
7-29
9-
37'Ac
(quar.).^
Chemical
Co.
Cold
preferred
S.
8-15
8-1*
9-
75c
(quar.)_^
A
Engineering
1
10-
10-
1
California—
of
preferred
9-15
40c
1
9-
9-15
40c
^
&
$1.25
Paper_—1
common
S.
$7
U.
50c
8-28
C
9-
25c
25c
preferred
(quar.)
United Illuminating Co
$1
8-14
Electric
8-28
9-10
8-10
8-10
iquar.)_
(quar.)_^
common
preferred
United
8-10
9-11
9-11
(quar.)__
7%
Co.
Oil
4%
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)__
Mfg.
Inc.
common
Gas
Terminal
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
Tank
7
12%c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
Union
8-
25c
preferred
Co.,
8-31
8-25
$1.25
$4.40
Mfg.
9-19
45c
25c
Co
Parchment
8-31
$1.31'A
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Finance
9-
9-19
$1.12%
com.
9-10
7
75c
(quar.)_.
Coal,
preferred
9-15
$3.75
75c
8-
25c
(quar.)
Traer
$2.80
8-17
35c
A
Stores
52%c
(quar.)_
iquar.)
Glass
iquar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
34%c
—
common
Service,
Co.,
Jersey
Guarantee & Trust Co.
Union
8-10
1
8-20
Associated
Metal
37%c
Corp.—
8-2*
9-
8-10
___,
Co.
Drug
Water
Truax
8-1*
9-15
1
Mfg.
Transcontinental
9-15
8-1*
1
9-
(quar.)
class
Shovel
8-31
1
9-
8-28
(quar.)—
9-10
10-12
7
9-
25c
(quar.)
9-10
8-1*
40c
preferred
10-10
8-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$1
•
9-15
10-15
62'Ac
7
5.50%
$1.50
(quar.)-
com.
7-22
9-10
7
4.75%
3
7-22
1
8-
preference
Products
Thatcher
75c
(s-a)
8-28
1
8-
8-
Transmission,
preferred
(quar.)
8-31
8-
8-2®
Eastern
8-
8-1*
$1.25
9-15
Paper Co.,
Tennessee
$1.12%
9-15
8-21
9-15
$12'Ac
1
$1.12%
Corp.
Inc.,
9-15
8-1*
4
55c
4%
preferred
(quar.)—.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
.:—
Syracuse Transit Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-
(quar.)_____
Products,
preferred
20c
9-
8-15
Superior Tool & Die Co.
4.50%
8-1*
9-
56'Ac
Talon,
8-25
8-1*
8-15
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co. (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada),
New 5%
preferred (initial)
11-
8-15
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
7-31
30c
8-31
8-31
9-10
25c
8-15
8-20
8-31
9-30
$1.37'A
Swan-Finch,
8-20
8-31
9-30
$1.15
Equipment
Corp.
20c
(Ohio),
Co., common
Power
(quar.)
(quar.)__
7-31
8-28
9-15
9-15
(Dallas,
8-14
$1.05
Co
(quar.)
Pottery
preferred
Railway
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
8-15
8-28
8-31
Packaging Corp.—
50c
—
!_
(initial)—
9-10
20c
9-15
50c
com.
Aluminum
4.40%
1
8-12
25c
(quar.)
New
convertible
Sutherland
9
1
9-
a
common
8c
(quar.)_
on
(quar.)__
com,
:
9-
9-
9-11
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)__
California (quar.)_„
of
fl5c
9-15
9-15
director's
a
shares
preferred
of
Co.
$1.60
8-21
25c
$1.60
Oil
Standard
8-1*
9-1®
f30c
Extra
Standard
I
1
9-11
J30c
Corp.
Standard
7
910-
10c
$1.50
Products
8-11
8-10
25c
on
preferred
$4.50
8-20
8-
8-1*
1
*
25c
<quar.)___
(quar.)
1
1
*
9-
50c
9-10
9-
*
9-
special meeting
new
1st
2nd
Standard
$1.12%
A
Insurance
Forging
tl2%c
9-
9-15
40c
,
Co.,
preferred
Standard
9-
9-15
$1.12%
lquar.)__
Co.
Inc.,
7-17
1
9-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.60% preferred (quar.)
12-15
8-
35c
62'Ac
Co.
Life
convertible
Speer
9-1*
30c
Chemical,
Texas)
(quar.)
Spear & Co., $5.50
$5
9-28
12'Ac
(quar.)
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southwestern
8-1®
37%c
(quar.)
Dredging,
8-27
*
8-25
50c
8-14
9-
9-
51
(quar.)
Agricultural
6%
8-15
8-29
1
; /
above
5%
preferred
Simmons Co.
10-
»
10-
$1.12%
1
the
8-14
1
8-2®
9-
basis.
2
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Sept.
split
Simpsons, Ltd.
8-1*
1
$1
a
9-11
10-
10c
at
1
9-11
1
$1.12%
4
1
9-10
40c
preferred
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
10-
7-31
9-
30c
(quar.)
on
to
9-
(quar.)
Public
Owens-Illinois
9-10
910-
35c
&
preferred
Tail
35c
'___
held
7-31
8-15
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
vote
50c
:
Investment
preferred
57c
'(quar.)
be
proposal
8-1®
8-15
25c
(quar.)
8-14
15c
preferred
Ohio Match
Co. Aquar.)
Water
Water,
________
1
will
Coil
(quar.)_
$1.06'A
(quar.)
common
1
$2
(quae.),
Fibre
preferred
3.70%
4
$1
com.
(quar.)
Spiegel,
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
Onondago
7%
B
to
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Standard
lquar.)__
9-15
6
9-
A
preferred B
Class
8-1®
10-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
50c
9-15
10-
9-11
9-
35c
pfd.
Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)___
7-24
3
1
25c
preferred
$4.50
7-20
series
9-
1
8-
of
15c
4.20%
1st
Sick's
8-10
Castings Co.—
$1
9-
8-10
9-10
Corp.
7-27
;
50c
10-20
9-10
$1.75
common
Light
Northwestern
Pacific
9-14
9-1®
9-
30c
(quar.)
America, class
Standard
25c
$1.09%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refining
8-15
9-14
8-14
10-15
$1.35
_+_H
Corp.
1
(quar.)
Northwest
Otter
1
9-15
Mfg.
8
___.
Del.
$3.60
10c
Corp.,.common
Co.
$50c
9-15
1
10-
9-18
$0.01666
Co.
8-
(quar.)
Co.
American
5%
10-
10-15
Hampshire—
common
4%%
8-
'
Casualty Co.
Zinc
(Jacob),
$4.50
*
—
Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.
(G. D.) & Co. (quar.)
Shoe
*
9-
J75C
(quar.)_
75c
preferred
iquar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Norwich
8-21
ft
8-
9-30
84c
Y.)
lie
of
Inc.
A
25c
B
5'A %
1
8-
8-15
f50c
15c
(N.
(quar.)
.___:
Power, Ltd.
American Cement Corp.—
North
9-15
9-
8-17
22'Ac
Searle
37'Ac
(quar.)_
20c
7
f$1.50
Trust
New
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
Telephone Co.
4%%
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(reduced)
Inc.
(quar.)
com.
preference
common
preferred
of
Aeronautical
Sheller
10c
Vulcanized
A
Ryan
St.
9-18
50c
iquar.)—
Brothers,
Class
-
8-14
9-30
*
_____^
_____
preferred
1
50c
1st
Co.,
&
non-cum.
Participating
8-21
40c
series
Co.,
Newfoundland
2
Co.—
common
Supply
Tea
Class
10-
$3.50
Products,
preferred
North
8-14
8-10
20c
Series—Stock
preferred
Jersey
6%
1
8-31
37%c
(quar.)
&
preferred
Newark
9-
37%c
(quar.)
Shops
Amsterdam
-2
10-
$1.16
$1.50
(quar.J—
&
15c
50c
2nd
preferred
Hubinger
9-
42 %c
Corp., common:
preferred -(quar.)
414%
9-15
9-10
(quar.)_
preferred
Stores
8-14
9-
(quar.)__^
Houdaille-Hershey
Howard
8-15
44c
(quar.)..
Refractories
Co.
Barbizon,
$2.25
1
8-31
50c
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
2nd
9-
25c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.37%
8-15
Li
.—
Heyden Chemical Corp., common
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
Hotel
9-15
1
9-14
iquar.)
preferred
Instrument
Mining
1
9-
25c
.____
5%
10-
9
_______
Harnischfeger
8
35c
9-
Corp.
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co., common
4%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Hecla
9-
—L
Corp.
Hajoca
6%
9-25
$50c
Water
Common
8-25
8-
—
Hammond
9-15
1
i
Hackensack
25c
9-15
Water
4.64%
4
8-15
9-29
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
3%
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
$1.37%
—____
(stock dividend)
com.
-preferred '(quar.)
Mfg.'Co. (quar.)
Gulf
25c
9-
8-10
50c
______—
5%%
Gray
1
$1.25
____
(quar.)L__
Co.
9
9-
8-15
30c
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
(quar.)
6%
—
(quar.)
Co.
10-
Wisconsin—
Corp.__
W.i
7Vi%
84%c
55c
of
(quar.)
American
9-18
40c
^
(quar.).
Telephone
10-26
New
5
8-17
preferred
(quar.)
;
Resistoflex Corp., 5Vo preferred (quar.)
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common
(quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
5
$1
(quar.)
stock
Shirt
4.20%
9-
7
4%
7-31
7
7
8-
20c
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas),
8-11
8-
75c
(quar.)
■:
Neisner
8-
8-25
$1.06%
;______
Starch
National
7-22
8-20
8-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$4.50
7-22
1
87%c
(quar.)—•:
Extra
New
Corp..—___
Telephone Co. of Ohio,
$2.20
General
Globe
Equipment
75c
9-11
'
•
American deposit receipts ordinary' (final)
Mills, Inc., 3%% preferred (quar.)General Plywood Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
General
Precision
75c
.
;'.i
General
9-11
50c
—
(quar.)_____
General Electric Co.,
1
_'___—
Corp.' (quar.)—._
Co.'
10-
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—
preferred
2nd
General
•
15c
common
A
Malleable
Preferred
4%%
1
20c
Chemical Co. of Canada,
(quar.)_____
preferred
(quar.)__.
&
Securities
National
7-22
8-
99-
50c
Reading Co., 4%
Remington Rand,
10-21
8-
8-
(quar.)
three-for-one
(quar.)___
Quarterly
National
1
15c
National
National
1
8-
8-21
$125
5.40% .preferred (quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)____
—
•
convertible
preferred
National
changed to "Pepsi-Cola General Bot¬
tlers"
A
preferred B
$1.40
Bottlers—
Name
Y.)
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Lead Co., common
(quar.)
National
1
11-
50c
(N.
Extra
6%
7-21
100%
(s-a);
convertible
7%
7
8-12
20c
8-21
9-
$1.37%
(quar.)_l
Bank
Service
3.35 %
3
Inc.—
Corp.
Drug
National
8-14
8-
Trailer
preferred
General
8-28
9-15
Bridge Works (quar.)
___:
Co., common (quar.)_
Fruehauf
4%
_;
(quar.i
25c
$50c
.
Canada, Ltd.—
iquar.i.
B
Pitt
(quar.)
—
____—
Corp.
of
Motor" Co.
Class
60c
8-29
8-
Public
8-31
8-
5c
Lines, Inc. (quar.)_
Co., Inc.
(quar.)
common
National
9-15
9-
Ltd., com. (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)__
Inc.
8- 5
8-21
9-
(bi-monthly)
preferred
9-15
2%
Quarterly
7
8-17
415c
Corp.
Corp.
By-Products
20c
8-
8-1*
$i~25
Coke
National
Stockholders
Aluminate
(quar.)__
preferred
4.75%
Follansbee
class
_____—
Corp., 4%
8-28
31 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Quarterly
National
*
$1.12%
common
preferred
Line, Inc
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2
8-10
$1.06%
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
National
Marshall Field).
(see
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Munson
1
9-
10c
Vernon-Woodbury Mills,
7%
25c
$1.25
:
(quar.)_
Mills
9-15
8-10
15c
Wheel
Mount
Public
Ruppert
pfd.
preferred
9-15
25c
________
Paper
Finance
Motor
Prentice-Hall,
35c
■
Warehouse Co.
Refineries,
convertible
Motor
8-14
8-19
1
9-
$1.20
dividend).
Canada
1st
1
4%
iquar.)
(quar.)
Munising Paper," 5%
75c
(quar.)
Works
preferred
9-11
25c
________
Co.
5
$1.50
(quar.)___
common
5
preferred
&
6%
1
9-
9-10
Co.
non-cum.
9-15
1
3
;
(stock
com.
(quar.)
of
6%
pay¬
quar.)
preferred
9-15
—
Power
2nd
40c
class
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
iquar.)
Co.,
Corp.
preferred
Gas
Corp.
10-
$3
Metropolitan Storage
common
Power
5c
7
$4
Portland
8-19
Co.
8-1®
9-
15c
(quar.)
Fuel
8-1®
10-25
Co.—
(quar.)
Rohm & Haas Co., common
on
_,
common
7
.
4
3
40c
8-
—
98-
25c
Extra
$4.25
1
8-17
$1.25
Fire, Assurance
Co.,
Tool
.9-10
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
8-
Inc.,
(Marshall)
8-15
10-
15c
4'A%
(initial
common
$3.50
Pocahontas
5%
8-15
(quar.)
Gas
1
Co
Quarterly
&
4
$1
(quar.)
___[
8-15
preferred
Corp.
Gas
9-
3
9-
75c
Ltd.
10c
(quar.)
Mills,
Co.
New
1
Publishing—
(stock
Merchants
7-31
6
Merck
Extra
4.60%
9-10
Plomb
10-
$1.75
Co.,
25c
Farrell-Birmingham
Florida
1
8-20
25c
(quar.)
Fund___
Inc.,
preferred
River
Filtrol
9-30
10-
35c
(quar.)
Electric Mfg.
4.50%
Common
$2c
9
$1
(quar.)
(quar._)-
A
preferred
Equitable
McGraw-Hill
9-10
$1.14
(quar.),_.—
Electrolux
7%
9-10
~
(quar.)—
common
Ferries,
Emerson
9-30
___
,
Co
9-10
9-30
(quar.)
,i
Electric
9-30
-
Co.
Drydock
$1.07
_________
Mfg.
Extra
6%
92%c
:
common
Co.,
preferred
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
&
Harris Co.,
Maul Macotta Corp
Stock dividend _!
:>•%"
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Hosiery
Field
Maryland
10-
$4c
(quar.)
Massey
Industries,
Class
Eaton
Marshall, -Wells
8-14
Clay
preferred
Durham
4
8-12
Investment
Bros.,
3%%
9-
9-
Electric
Donohue
Dresser
1
Funds, Inc.—
Diversified
4%
10-
1
1
65c
:
(quar.)
75c
iquar.)
S.)
Diversified
preferred
Marshall
1
Light Co.—
"
(quar.)
income
preferred A (quar.)
5%% prior preferred (quar.)
1
8-25
J75c
5%
10-
8-1®
i/2C
is-a)
9-1*
8-25
25c
preferred
preferred
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Marmon-Herrington
1
8-11
Ltd.
10-
8-2*
1
%c
(quar.)
11-
9-10
9-12
93%c
;
Inc.—
investment
25c
;
common
4
9-
$5
30c
(quar.)
Fund,
net
Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
meeting held July 29.
Shirt
Corp.,
8-18
9-
preferred' (qqar.)Ltd. (s-a)
&
at
Street
$4.80
9-15
1
(quar.)
Engravers & Electrotypers,
Common
8-14
1
62%c
action
no
9-
___r__
Mines,
Gas
5%
1
9-
A
common
Extra
Photo
50c
(quar.)
1
10-
preferred
4.56%
Derby
Co.
10-
20c
&
preferred
Delnite
8-19
ment
50c
Door
preferred
4.28%
Co._~_
8-27
9-15
9-
10-
Co.,
;
35c
Canada
$1.75
50c
3
(quar.)
Inc.
Hotel,
took
Manhattan
9-15
(quar,),--—35c
Power
3.70%
Field
1
9-
common
-preferred
Delaware
Fall
9-
75c
(quar.)
9-
$1
Directors
25c
LoomrWorks__-_l^_-_
1
series
i/2C
Glass
75c
common
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
MacWhyte Co. (quar.)
Magic Chef, Inc.—
93%c
25c
Seai Co., $2 preferred
10-
preferred
Holder*
Payable of Rem.
40c
Common
From
50c
$5
(quar.)_
Publishing Co., $7 preferred (quar.)
prior preferred
(quar.)-_____i___-_m_
$4
1
3
3%%
Phoenix
$1
Woodworking
jquar.l_—___
preferred
Knowles
Cork &
_
<quar.)'__
preference
Co.,
f 13c
9-
8-14
"10c
Co.,
MacMillan
M.
"
Consolidated
1
37%c
preferred
&
10-
9-15
50c
:___.
$1
(quar.)
50c
Inc.
Baltimore
7%
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-15
7-29
(quar.)__
G.),
Extra
<quar.)___—___—
common
3
9-15
1
$1.12%
Lionel
Corp.
(quar.)
Lockwood-Dutchess (quar.)
Power
Pine
8-
1
f
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
<R.
Fabrics.
Lord
8-10
$1.25
Inc.
Co.
Leverage Fund of
Lindsay Chemical
99-
56'Ac
__________
Bryant,
Tourneau
Lea
25c
8-14
1
20c
com.
Iquar.)
7-20
25c
$30c
<quar.)_
&
8-
1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
8-
Lane
8-14
9-
(quar.)
Sessions
9-14
3
preferred
preferred
Kysor
Lamson
9
9-30
10c
Light
4%
8-11
9-
9-11
—
Electric
B
8-20
Koppers
7-31
1
iquar.)
common
(quar.)—
Co., Inc., common
8-13
(quar.)
iquar.)
Gas,
9-' 1
9-
15c
Iquar.)
Co.,
1st
15c
iquar.);—
class A
Copper mines
Consolidated
8-10
10-
9-
A
62Vic
_____
Power
Consolidated
9
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
Paper Co.,
Fund
8-17
50c
_
Co.
4%%
Ltd.
Composite
9-
37%c
—
Milling & Elevator Co.
Commoil,
Class
25c
Co.,
Locks
5.60%
8-
25c
—
8-15
5
common
preferred
Fibre
8-15
$1.12%
Mfg.
Combined
1
Co.,
$4.50
(quar.)
10-
V
When
Share
common
35%c
.
C.)
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
Keyes
Corp.,
10-
N.
40c
com;;« (quar.)_
(quar.)
Colonial
9-
Life
Per
Name of Com-pany
Philco
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
(Greens-
&
5%
1
8-15
(quar.)
Lambert
8-
1
(quar.)—
iquar.)—:
8-15
>9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.,
Clayton
9-10
Standard
8-28
44c
preferred
iquar.)
Fireman Manufacturing
boro,
9-25
$1.10
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%%
Jones
When
Holder$
Payable of Ree.
35c
82V2C
iquar.) _;
Utilities, common
preferred
Kendall
25c
_
City Products Corp.
&
1
$1.17%
:
Corp.
(quar.)
10-
Co.—
(quar.)—_——;
Paper & Fibre
preferred
Chiksan
$1.31'A
quar.).;—
Products
$1.76
Iron
iquar.)
preferred
Southern
Jefferson
Co.- iquaf-.)l—__——
Soya
3.30%
9-10
$1.18%
Share
&
Light Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
1
8-
Power
Iowa
8-25
(quar.)_
preferred
Central
8-25
Iowa
9-16
8
Electric-—
&
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
1
9-
$1
(quar.)—
Louisiana
common
4.70%
10-
(quar.)—
com.
Per
Name of Company
8-14
—;—
(quar.)___
preferred
Central
New
Gas
preferred
1
9-
5c
Building,
preferred
8-14
$25c
A—
(quar.)—
Hudson
4%%
4.75%
Holder»
9-14
$20c
(quar.)
class
,
Central
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Extra
4%
10c
.
47
director's proposal to
8-
1
7-24
$1
9-
1
8-1*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(428)
48
Indies
West
__
40c
—
15c
common27Vac
$1.25
—
SI.26
Whitaker
Co
Paper
Wickesl Corp.
—
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred
(quar.)_.
Alan
Steel,
»
preferred
Wood
iG.
Woodall
5V'
H.J
(quar.i
common
(quar.i-5% %
preferred
Inc..
—
—.— ----
pfd.
Co.,
&
Industries,
<quar.)___
iquar.i.-
common
(quar.i-
Corp.,
4'/2 %
iquar.i
common
preferred
(quar.)——— —-1-—-
Co.
& Tube
Sheet
Youngstown
——
iqwar.)
9-1
8-28
8-10
Bourjois,
Bower
$1.25
10- 1
t$1.37'/2
30c
9- 1
8-31
Class
8-18
8-14
British
weeks
dends
Brown
Buell
Vending Corp.
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Common
(quar.)
—————
—-L
(quar.j-.—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
$1.20
class
A
Radio
Aircraft
Ainsworth
Airfleets,
——
Co.-
—-
Inc.
Canton
Akron
(quar.j—-
Corp.——
Mfg,
&
Byron
Co,
4.40%
9-15
8-22
8-22
9-18
9-18
9- 4.
8-14
9-1
9-1
7-27
7-31
4%
4.80%
Canada
Foils,
Class
A
Canada
7-23
8-15
7-30
Chain
Belt
9-11
12-11
3-12
9-11
12-11
3-12
Chase
National
6%
preferred
American
Can
Co.
American
Car
&
Stock
——
—-—
—
Shares
income)
American
>
common
(quar,)
Business
vestment
—:——
(quar.)
7%
-r-———
(quar.)
7%
non-cum.
7%
non-cum.
preferred
American
(quar.j
Colortype
American
Furniture
(quar.)—
American
Derrick
Insurance
Co.
_______
Co.
Co.
(quar.j-
(quar.j
(Newark,
Semi-annual
$1.75
$1.75
50c
(quar.)
Steamship
Hoist i&
_—
Co
American-Hawaiian
American
Co.
-75c
$1.75
(quar.)
Cable
&
10%
25c
5c
75c
30c
10" 1
1-2-54
4-1-54
10- 1
1-2-54
4-1-54
9-15
9-15
8-15
9-14
9-10
Carborundum
Carpenter
Carrier
American
4%%
Smelting
Common
American
$1.12,/a
56(40
(quar.)
Refining
9-
1
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
4 % % preferred. (quar.)^_
Anglo-Iranian Oil
50c
(quar.)
______
A
Electric
_
—
6%
Dry Goods
1st
2nd
Atchison,
Topeka
Common
Atlanta
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
& Santa
Co.
Atlantic
Coast
Line
RR.
Ry.
Fe
of
Co.
4(4%
Gear
Beck
Power
(A.
(quar.)______
4(4%
Bessemer
Best
&
Birtman
4.25%
5%
preferred
Bliss
(E.
Bloch
6%
Blue
W.)
Bros.
Cold
3(4%
Eoston
Real
8-21
40c
9-
1
9-
1
preferred
4%
9-
8-10
8-31
7-31
21c
8-15
7-31
A
$1
30c
8-15
10-15
8-15
8-
(quar.)
75c
9-
8-15
*.
_
1
Dover
"
Dow
10-16
10-
1
12-16
12-
1
$1.25
9-30
9-14
$1.25
9-30
9-14
9-
1
8-15
$1
10-
1
9-
1
8-10
•
Dupuis
8-
5
8-
9-
1
1
-
7%
9-
1
8-11
EasteriVStates
Quarries
9-
1
7-31
$4.50
9-
1
8-20
$1.25
9-11
8-14
Common
4(4%
9-11
Co.
Foods,
Inc.,
(monthly!
convertible
Class
A
able
(stock
dividend)
redeemable
shares
for
Foil
$3.50
20c
each
Co.
Two
9-16
share
8-3
7-24
9-
1
8-14
1
8-17
1
8-31
1
8-31
9-
3
8-10
9-
1
8-15
&
2nd
4%
2nd
Gas
8-14
Conduits
1
8-14
Cone
8-14
4%
Co.
National
Mills
9-28
Confederation
50c
8-15
7-24
15c
9-10
8-25
Quarterly
Congoleum-Naim,
Consolidated
1
9-15
8-
3
10-
1
9-25
25c
8-
3
7-10
8-15
8-
1
75c
9-30
9-16
lie
8-14
7-29
9-
2
$1
9-
1
8-12
10-
1
9-16
Inc.,
Consolidated
Class
A
&
B
8-25
7-31
50c
9-
8-24
1
(quar.)
7-15
3
8-14
9-10
8-14
10-10
9-21
$1.37'4
Dearborn
Glass
Co.,
Power
Co.,
preferred
8-
1
8-
9-
1
1
8-14
3714
common
8
7-20
c
25c
20c
____
('quar.)
10c
12-15
9-
9-
1
8-14
10-
1
9-
1
4
10-
1
9-19
c
8-
3
7-15
37'4c
8-
3
common
8-
Container Corp. of American, com.
4% preferred (c.uar.)
—
;
9-21
;
8-25
*
8-25
£
8-15
8-
5
8-15
8-
5
9-10
8-20
Ltd.
8-15
7-31
9-
1
-8-21
12-
I,
11-21
:
9-
1
8-11
"
9-
31 %C
••
,
1
8-11
8-15
■j
9-
1
10-
1
10-
*
7-15 *
8-14
9-
4
1
98-
3
9-30
9-16
9-21
8-28
9-12
8-31
9-
1
1
8-14
9-
(quar.)_
-
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.41%
.
1
$1.34
$1.06'A
.
—
preferred
9-
1
8-14
t2c
Co
75c
30c
iquar.)_
8-12
10-
1
8-14
Empire
7
7
60c
Equity Corp.,
$2
conv.
Erie Forge
Fairbanks
The
Traders
(N.
Syracuse
Mfg.
pfd.
5%
preferred
Y.)
Co.,
J.)
8-10
7-20
8-13
1
11-1'
8-17
9-
1
8-17
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-11
9-
1
00
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)
com.
new
(initial)
com.
10-1
68c
8-15
8-
1
2%
8-21
8-
7
62(40
(quar.)
A
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.,
1
8-31
50c
Insurance
preferred
Corp.
&
912-
_$0.185625
(quar.)
5%
series
convertible
Insurance
(J.
7-24
25c
(quar.)
Life
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
Federal
1
$1.12 '/2
(quar.)
& Co.
Morse
Farrington
9-
8-15
Fair)
4V2-'.i
Co.,
&
7-10
12 '/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(see
(initial)—
8-28
8-18
68%c
8-28
8-18
15c
9-10
8-31
50c
9-10
$1
(quar.)
common
9-15
10-12
8-28
10-
1
Ferro Carp.—
Stock
2%
dividend
Cash
dividend
8-
3
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
Fire
8-20
8-
5
Firestone
9-
8-20
Association
414%
Tire
&
Philadelphia
Rubber
preferred
(quar,)
9-25
9-
4
40c
of
j
8-15
8-28
$1.25
common
preferred
prior
preferred
Fairbanks,
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Mills Crrp.,
(The)
1
9-
15c
—.
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Fair
8-14
9-
15c
Corp., common—
preferred
4Vx%
8-12
)
7-15
Co.—.
$5
5%
1
8-15
12 '/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5
Erlanger
9-
15c
preferred
& Steel
25c
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
common
Railroad
8-
8-27
Co.—
A
(quar.)
Credit Corp., 50c
preferred
8-14
9-17
25c
—
greferred
Equitable
Erie
Electric
District
5%
lquar>)_
,
7-28
8-
70c
)
Co.
Mfg.
-
9-16
15c
Emhart
;
8-14
9-
$1,371/2
.
$1.02 V2
$1.06 %
(quar.)l
pfd.
;
8-31
9-11
52 '/2c
4.10%
,
4
8-15
$3
(interim)
■*
;
9-17
10c
:
10-
1
1
10-
+50c
(s-a).
initial quar.).
1
Extra
7-31
8-20
v
$1.12 Va
50c
(quar.)—
Rubber
&
8-31
$1
5
5
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)—:
2nd
Auto-Lite
Hose
Federal-Mogul
50c
1
9-18
8-
$1.10
preferred
Mines," Ltd.
Felin
55c
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
<quar.)_
5.65%
7-15
$1.13
11
8-15
9-10
t20c
fquar.)___—
7-15
'
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
3
$1.12 '4
10-
—
Trust,
Gas Co.,
convertible
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
:
7-29
$1.75
1
$4.25
137'4 c
(quar.)__
;
8-15
25c
Ltd.
7-15
25c
Ltd
—
(accum.)-—4
5.36%
6214 c
(quar.)
1
'
(quarr)
514%
(quar.)_4
Co.
1
7-29
8-19
$1.50
preferred
5V2V0
12-10
9-15
Industries—
Corp.
Water.
preferred
Farmere
(quar.)
2
"9-1
31 %C'
(quar.)
Associates
Steel
8-14
9-
(Toronto)—
(quar.)__
Gas
Consumers
8-15
40c
i
1
Natural
1
6
9-
3714
(quar.)
preferred
8-
5c
20c
preferred
40c
Consumers
21c
5c
UOc
Corp.
Chemical
4
$5
(quar.)
Power,
Consolidated
4.52%
$1.06%
7-31
137 '4 c
Consolidated
4.50%
7-20
8-15
(quar.)
8-19
87(4c
Connohio,
Class
12-18
8-15
9-
50c
Association
Inc.
Light
9-15
8-21
12-30
Ltd
Laundries
Connecticut
2
20c
(s-a)
5(4% preferred
common
Life
9-30
9-
9-16
(quar.)
1
8-18
1
since
iquar.i
Co.,
Corp.,
preferred
9-
$2
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
1
9-15
$2
710-
:>9-
.
•;8-19
t30c
(quar.)
4
7-21
9-30
$2
Concord Natural Gas,
9-
8-17
payment
Inc. (quar.)
Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Columbia Terminals,
common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
9-
10-
(1st
1st preferred-
System,
Carbon
8-
1
8-15
31»/4C
(quar.)
Pictures
Columbian
9-
50c
1C31)
Columbia
9-15
10-
Co.
Ry., 4%
pfd.
1
125c
preferied
Columbia
9-
40c
Gas
7-31
'
9-12
87'4c
Corp
preferred
December,
*
8-14
(quar.)
Aiknian
4%4%
Electric
~25c
common
_
(accum.)—
Corp.,
Natural
Paso
Electric
preferred
held
1
7'/2c
(quar.).
_——
4.80%
Investment
Edgewatqr
El
-
Elder
non-assess¬
value
par
2
$1.75
—.
9-16
1
iquar.)___
preferred
4%
9-30
9-
25c
1
10-
(quar.)
10-
20c
10-
(quar.)_
8-4
1
8-14
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Cockshutt Farm Equipment, Ltd.
1
1
1
9-
9-14
9-
9-
$1.12'4
(quar.)__
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
9-1
9-14
4
10c
preferred
8-15
10-
9-
10c
7-20
1G-
25c
8-10
(monthly)
3
30c
Eddy Paper Co._
8-10
1
<quar.)_:
common
8-10
9-
$1.06%
1
9-
25c
1
22(4c
12(4c
1
9-
50c
8-10
1
t75c
32(4c
10-
87'4 c
I quar.)
9-
9-
25c
pld.
(quar.)
25c
Clinton
8-14
8-21
1
$1.12'4
7%
81110-
*
.
7iy«c
Interurbun
B
Utilities
Ecuadorian
Extra
•
9-15
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. -iMd.i
preferred
Economic
Pittsburgh,
preferred
preferred A
7-20
&
8-17
Instruments—
Marine
preferred
$6
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
Corporation
1
special guaranteed
8-19
7-16
15c
preferred (quar.—
Mines, Ltd._^———
8-15
4%
»
A.—
&
&
$7
<quar.)__
1
6
9-15
UOc
Sullivan
9-
$4.50
S.
preferred (quar.*)
East
Inc.—
(quar.)
9-
8-
t25c
(quar.)—
5%
Co.,
St.r Louis
6%
8-20
$1.25
•
t25c
U5c
,
—__:
preferred
Ltd..
Freres
65c
Cleveland
7%
preferred
Eastern
)
+62'/2c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)————!_
convertible
4(4 %
20c
8-7
9-17
7-31
Ltd.
40c
50c
(s-a)
dividend
8-7
8-17 >
8-25
ioc
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Illuminating
8-31
-
1
Chattanooga—
iquar.i
25c
t40c
(quar.)—.
_
(quar.)
Co.
—_
7-31
7-15
25c
;
preferred
8-15
-v
UOc
Dumont-Airplane
30c
quar.)_
common
8-31
8-20
.
3
8-14
Common (increased quar.)
5%%- preferred ,(quar. H—
8-14
8- 7
-
25c
—____
(quar.)—
Drewery's Ltd., U.
RR.—
(quar.)
8-
50c
Cleveland
1
7-27
preference
4%
8
1
4
35c
9-
9-
8-
8-15
Corp., common—
$1
9-1
8-21
8-15
(quar.)
Drug Co.,
Dravo
East
Electric
8-21
1
9-10
Ltd., (quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.—
Industries
Duriron
Machine
1
9-
$1.50
5
8-10
Common
-
9-
8-31
9-30
50c
8-15
Neon,
7-11
$1
1
preferred
8
7-11
9-25
7-30
Electric—
of
11-
8-15
8-15
25c
(initial quar.)
common
1
Co.
*
11-16
10c
Coal.Ltd.
&
preference
Clearing
25c
(quar.)
Common
9-
7-31
t5c
(quar.)
New
8-10
7-17
Eastern
$1.06(4
(quar.i
9-15
8-25
9-15
30c
•.
Tar &
8-15
12'4c
(initial
Dominion
12-15
17'/2c
(quar.)
*
50c
com,
Co
Stamping
B
40c
iquar.)
Stores,
9-30
40c
'
9-15
Steel
9-
Auto
"
8-
—4—.—
——___:—
Investments,
preference
Dominion
$1
Water
'
8-15
9c
—„—
(monthly)
Co.
Dominion
$1.25
5%
U5c
(quar.)
5%
\
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
fl7(4c
(quar.i___
1
75c
City
4
8-15
15C
Fund__.
(quar.)_^
Fields
Oil
Bridge
50c
quar.)
50c
8-10
1
$1
(quar.).—.
,
Corp.
Mfg.
$1.1214
(quar.)
Utilities,
9-
Monthly
7-17
25c
(quar.)
Pacific
&
series
Co.
8-10/
12-
75c
—
—:
(quar.)
Citizens
Inc.
Dominion-Scottish
9-16
50c
Milling Machine,
preferred
(quar.)
Service
3
3
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquar; )?*-:.'
Houses,
Dominion
■
Cincinnati
Cities
'
9-
50c
common
Extra
50c
&
>
8
9-30
Cup Co.
12-31
$1.18%
Ltd
Dixie
7-20
1
40c
!
common
7-27
25c
Investment
8-14
(quar.)
com.
Y.)
A
preferred
8-15
9-
50c
(quar.)
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.,
Cab
1
12-15
90c
(quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)
Funds, Inc.—
Diversified
Dobbs
50c
A
Cincinnati Gas
Corp.,
9-
1
Yellow
(s-a)_
(quar.)—.
8-10
10-
preferred
4
$2
Fi^u't Corp., class A
B
preferred
Divco
$1.19
5%
4
75c
(quar.)
Giorgio
$1.25
(quar.)
Service,
(N.
Island
—
iquar.)
Class
8-20
(quar.)__
(increased
Yards
preferred
4%
24C
Stock
Union
Dictaphone
(quar.)
Rock
912-
9-
30c
1st preferred
Tramway Corp.,
10C
$1.433,4
Di
for
preferred
Common
62(4c
Trust
8-14
1
Chicago,
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
5%
9-30
10-
Interstate
Co.
debentures
5%
8-14
10-15
45c
$1.04
& Southern
Inc
Estate
9-10
(quar.)_l
Unadilla
9-24
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
(s-a)
Corp.
Bank
'
'
8-
12-24
+37'/2c
—
(quar.)—
7-31
preferred
Colorado
Corp, common
preferred (quar.)__
Fund,
Corp.
Vermont Public
Co.
'
1
9-15
1
8-10
8-15
(quar.)
Colorado
Borg-Warner
Boston
Co.
West
9-15
8-15
10-
3
$1.05
Storage
Utility
*
9-
1 $1.25
(reduced)-
common
pfd.
South
7-15
Diversified
5%
&
'
'
3
9-29
$1.75
8-13
9-17
8-
87'/2C
1
9-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
A
class
Denver
„
Co.,
Public
9-
$2
30C
common
cum.
Dodge
Foundry
'
9-
7-14
$8
share
per
7-22
3
8-21
8-15
50c
called
issue
'
8-
7
112'4c
—
20 at $55
7-17
9-
Denver
Dominguez
9-15
common
&
Voting
'
8-15
9-23
11-11
7-20
7-24
(quar.)
(Sidney)
4
1.
9-14
30C
8-22
5%
9-
r
1
50C
4%
8-24
investment income____—
Blumenthal
4
8-
10-
Airlines
S.
12-11
8-11
40c
7-15
8-15
185c
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
7-31
6-19
12-16
25c
125c
(quar.)_
1
preferred
(quar.i
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
From
8-
8-22
120c
9-11
1
6
8-17
50c
class
Manufacturing,
20c
1
8-
1-2-54
(quar.)—.
Corp. (quar.)
Oil
&
Dennison
dividend
preferred
9-30
common
Rock
Delta-C.
7-20
8-
(quar.)
Co.
Deep
11-14
9-11
(o_uar.)__
Tobacco,
4
8-31
Common
62(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Phila.),
8-
1
—
4(4%
preferred (quar.i
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chicago Corp., $3 preference
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
Blauner's
1
10-
8-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Co.
9-
150c
11-30
Collins
(quar.)
Electric
Blackstone
1$1.25
Stock
9-
'
50c
Ltd.,
Co.,
Inc.
50c
9-11
iquar.)___.
Company
Daystrom,
(quar.)
9-25
Mines,
Securities,
4
125c
B
25c
common
Quebec
8-
8-15
(quar.)__^
(quar.)
preferred
1
11-14
8.-15
preferred
(quar.)
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Bell & Howell Co.,
9-
7- 6
3-
'
7-31
$1.50
(quar.)—i
7-6
8-
4
•8-1
$1.05
_
(quar.)
A
Leather
8-31
8-20
(quar.i
Co.
A
Class
Davis
11-30
1
7%
Belleterre
9
9-
8-15
8-15
Corp.—
35c
(entire
9-1
&
Gossett
Curtiss-Wright
(quar.)—_______—
on
50c
preferred
&
7-31
iquar.)
(quar.)
3%% pfd. (quar.)
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Clothing,
125c
Cochran
(quar.)
Belden Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Belding Corticelli, Ltd., common
Bell
8-15
Products—
Chenango &
6-11
8-11
9-
9-18
>
$3.50
——_
Press, Inc.,
6
31(4c
Paper Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Shoe Corp., common (quar.i
S.J
4%%
Cuneo
Curlee
8-6
J4c
(Joseph) & Sons Co.
Bathurst
8-20
7-31
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
8
4.15'%
50c
(quar.)___
Refractories, Inc., common
5%%
Co.
Central
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Works
Collieries
9-
9-21
8-15
11214c
Central
America—
Bankers Commercial Corp.
Basic
8-10
8-
8-10
t50c
(quar.)—
preferred
8%
Forster,
$3214c
iquar.)
—
.(quar.)'
Central
8-10
7-10
25c
convertible
Bancroft
(s-a)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Automotive
Ayshire
of
Co.
8-19
50c
—
&
(quar.)
Cleveland
(quar.)
Co., common
Canteen
Common
1
1
9-
8-14
35c
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
Ry. Co.
Plywood Corp.—
convertible preferred
Gold Mines, Ltd._!
Automatic
Crum
B
Stock
Co.—
Conn,
$1.25
Aunor
Crown
7-31
$1.12(4
$1.12(4
$1.31(4
___
Line
Atlas
30%*
30c
$1.50
Line
Coast
Atlantic Refining
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Charlotte Air
&
U5c
J56%c
tl5c
(ouar.)
Atlantic
7-31
8-15
Ltd.
Co.,
$7
A
4.20%
7
f$1.12(4
(quar.)
•
8-15
3214c
Seal
preferred (accum.)—
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd.
Co.,
8-15
Claude
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
4(4% convertible preferred
(quar.j
5.25%
33'/2c
Co.—
—
common
Central
8-25
1
8-25
25c
Cuba
8-31
Class
Power—
preferred (quar.) ______—________
preferred (series with s. f.) (quar.)
Oil Corp. (quar.)
4.50%
Associated
8-
9-15
8-14
9-
Corp.—
7-31
11214c
City
(final)
4(4%
Argo
Food
Intel national
UOc
Ltd.
Corp.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
Ltd.—
Co.,
Ordinary Amer. deposit receipts
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Appalachian
(quar.j
8-31
75c
1
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)____—
Class
7-22
pfd.
8-15
A
(quar.)
4%
1
Foundries
1
Shoe,. 5%
33c
Class
A
8-21
8-
8-28
9-
6%%
receipts ord. (final)—
Fund, Inc._____l_—
deposit
Cork
Class
Co.—
(reduc ed)
Steel
Craddock-Terry
Forgings, Ltd.—
Aug.
this dividend)
plus
Catelli
New
preferred
&
7-31
Investment
Crown Cork &
•_—
preferred
Chicago
Metal Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.j
9-24
9-10
$1.25
7-31
iquar.i
Paper
Corp.,
redemption
9-1
9-25
U7'/2C
8-15
.
Co.
preferred
Class
1
9-10
'
>
10-15
25c
quar.)_
3314c
.
(quar.)
Class
10-
1
20%
—
—
(quar.)—_
Foundry
(quar.)
A
4
55c
1
9-
m.25
—
dividend)
7-31
—___—
7-31
9- 1
9- 1
9-
U2'/ac
common—
8-15
Dredge & Dock, Ltd. (s_a)__.
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
American
4%%
&
Class
N. J.j—■
—
American Screw,
8-15
American
115c
Power
Common
9- 1
9-
9-10
9-10
1
25c
2714 c
1—
(quar.)
C
common
Central
75c
75c
—
preferred
American Chain
—
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
Counselors
Crown
Canadian
Foundry
(quar.)
Common
8-15
4.75%
_——
dividend
Common
7-13
1
3714 c
______—
in¬
from
(quar.
.
(quar.)V.
Common
4
1S1.25
8-15
Co.,
Note
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
(initial
9-
Ltd.—
8-
9-
Safeway Ltd., 5%
1st pfd.
(quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)__
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (final)
Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd.—-
35c
Bank
Courtaulds,
$1
Canada
7-17
American
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)———
Corp.
(stock
common
15c
__
Ltd.,
Co.,
Box
'
4
8-15
9-10
30c
(quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realtv Co
iquar.iImperial Mills Ltd. (quar.)—
8-28
8-20
Insurance
Paper
9-
'
1
$1.31%
(quar.)
com.
Cosmos
9-18
75c
pfd.
Automobile
7-31
9-15
3'/2c
6%
Leather Cos.,
Airlines, 3'/2%
8-15
10-26
9- 1
10-1
10- 1
—-—
American
7-31
7-31
Class
—
American
1
Corp.,
—
iquar.)—_——
Petroleum
New
1
115c
50c
25c
Amalgamated
(quar.i
7-31
8-15
9-
A
preferred
5%
Cosden
Co.—
(quar.)
8-7
8-7
7-3)
9-15
8-15
8-15
9- 2
9-2
preferred (quar.)
5(4% 2nd redeemable preferred-.
Ltd.
8-14
13714c
Ltd.—
4%
Aluminium,
8-15
(quar.)_
A
9-1
9- 1
9- 5
10- 1
9- 1
—
of Canada,
preferred
Paperboard Products Co.
Corrugated
9-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Cannon
&
Nortnern
f25c
t$1.32
f50c
75c
87'/2c
Aluminum Co.
$5.25
3
9-10
31c
Corp.__
Foundries
Class
Canada
93%c
common
8-
1
8-25
3714c
common
Corp.
9-
15c
__
—-—
.____
(quar.j
Electric
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7-31
preferred
Cornell-Dub.lier
Cornell
$1.1214
Quarterly _t—
_____
CanadaICement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref.
8-15
'MO
8-13
9-10
6%
_________
8-13
9-
75c
_________
(quar.)
8-18
7-15
1
9-14
50c
—
8-15
Altes
iquar.i
preferred
1
(quar.)
preferred series G
9-10
8- 5
9-10
10- 1
Aluminum Co. of America,
preferred
6%,
1
iquar.i.
series
Wyant
52
(quar.j
Co.
5%
8
9-
9-15
62 %c
0
10-
9-
9-
U5c
(quar.)
common
10-
3c
conv.
50c
5c
40c
i
Co.,
10-29
20c
conv.
8-15
Portland Cement
Brewing Co.—
Steel
(quar.)—
A (quar.)___„__
class
8-12
20c
Fibre
Ltd.,
Co.,
9-15
9-30
31 %c
(quar.)—____—___——
Diamond
10-29
37 Vac
—
5.36%
/
30c
Extra
preferred
1
15c
—
conv.
—-
Alpha
Copperweld
________—
5.20%
5.28%
Campbell,
'
(quar.i
7-30
25c
preferred series D (quar.)
preferred series E (quar.)
preferred series F (quar.)
50c
SI.09%
14c
Steel
6
—
Power,
preferred
Allegheny-Ludium Steel, common, (quar.i—
$4,37V2 preferred (quar,):—
Allied Control Co., Inc.,
7V
pfd. (s-aj
Cast
8-
(quar.)_____—__
Service
Water
25c
Alloy
Cooksville
5%
1
10-
.
California
Business Machines, Inc. (quar.j
(R. C.j
9-24
50c
—_______
Timber
&
Packing
10- 1
9- 1
9-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-1
9-30
9-15
8-17
Allen
1
10-
■
9-10
8-20
9-10
7-31
7-24
8-21
8- 7
—~
6-30
95c
(quar.)'___
Electric
California
10-1
9-15
10- 1
9- 1
8-14
9-11
8-21
____—~
3
93%c
—
—
$50c
...
common
Jackson
tl 2 '/2 c
f$1.25
+30c
+ 10c
10c
15c
25c
——
.__---
8-
10-
iquar.i
8-25
9-15
$1.06%
2nd
Common
Mining & Concentrat¬
Machine
&
California
8-21
$2.50
iquar.)
20c
3'/2 %
prior preferred
(quar.j ——___87'/2c
Alabama Power Co., 4.20V preferred (quar.)
$1.05
4.60V
preferred
(quar.j-——_
$1.15
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. is-al
$3
preferred (s-aj
Alabama Gas Corp., common
tlOc
_-—
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
RR.
Youngstown
5%
4
—
1 quar.i__~
Calaveras Land
Ltd.—
(quar.j-
preferred
8-
;——
& Sullivan
Brothers,
30c
(s-aj—
1
Co., Inc., common (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred '(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—
$4.25
Holdert
Payable of Rec
60c
$3.75
Continental
(quar.)
Die
4(4%
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
Name of Company
5%
Co.
Inc.
Co.
Butler
Holdert
When
9-
J 25c
Ltd
Products,
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)—.____
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred
preceding table.
ABC
Rubber
5.30%conv.
Per
8
Co,
preference
Bunker Hill
give the dividends announced
we
A
Bullock's,
7-21
8-14
9-11
9-11
8-14
8-31
1
9-
Share
Company
Can
$50c
Class
7-21
10-1
10- 1
9-15
Gas
preferred (quar.)__
Brockvvay Motor Co., common
oi
„
8-1
8-1
•
Forest
$3.80
ing
$1'
$1
10c
25c
56%C
75c
8-
9-21
______________—-
Brockton Taunton
8-14
9- 1
8-15
Continental
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Columbia
(quar.)
Co._
Cordage Co.,
A
8-14
—
When
Per
Name of
8-25
50c
preferred
$2.75
Bearing
Holdert
Payable o; Rec
20c
68 %c
Rubber Co
&
Hose
Inc.,
Roller
Brantford
in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
Woven
Boston
9-15
8-14
8-31
10-15
10-15
8-31
9-15
31'/4C
—
Wrisley i Allen B.i Co.—
4'/?
preferred 1st series (quar.i _——.
4% -preferred 2nd series tquar.)
.a——
Wyandotte Worsted Co. (quar.i—
York
25c
40c
50c
95c
5'r
i
iquar.i__
com.
tquar.)
Public Service
Wisconsin
5%
9-15
iquar.)__
preferred B <quar,)_.&
3.80V
Wood
35c
—
Air Brake Co,
Electric Corp.,
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
9-15
9-15
9-1
9- 1
10- 1
9-10
9-19
11- 1
11- 1
Corp..
Sugar
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Monday, August 3, 1953
...
12-18
12-
4
75c
10-
1
8-28
Co.—
iquar.i
$1.1214
9-
1
8-14
i
Volume 178
Number 5243
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(429)
Per
Name of
Company,
Pitzsimmons Stores,
5%
cum.
5%
partic.
class A
non-cumulative
(increased
Stores, Inc.
quar.)
class
Income
International
8-20
International Resistance Co.
9-
1
Interstate
(quar.)
8-
1
Intertype
8-
7
Investment
8-15
y8- 3
8-15
y8- 3
50c
9-
1
Gardner
Denver Co.,
common
(quar.)
Baking Co., $8 pfd. (quar.)
Cigar Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-10
8-15
8-
8-17
8-
50c
9-
$2
10-
25c
3
1
9-15
$1.75
9-
1
General
General
Foods
General
Metals
General
Outdoor
6%
Corp.
preferred
General
(s-a)
11-25
income
net
Special
from
General
from
Steel
2
9-15
preferred
Rubber
Goodall
Sanford
Co.,
(quar.:)
(quar.)
Co.,
$2.25
3 'A %
preferred
3'A%
«
8-15
4
9-18
8-
1
Common
9-25
9-10
8-15
8-25
8-
3
56'AC
8-17
8-
5%
11-25
8-27
3
25c
9-10
8-14
8-
class
Income
Greer
Hydraulics,
Life
Gulf
Mobile
~
&
Common
$5
income
Oil
Stock
Hallnor
Mines,
Ltd.
_
_
Class
Oil
Class
B
$4.25
Harris
(quar.)
Hazeltine
Corp.-
Hercules
Powder
Hercules
Products
Steel
11-14
11-
r
•"*
5% ' preferred
9-
1
9-
1
Higbie
Mfg.
Stock
Hilton
8-14
9-11
[
L
9-
1
4%
Hires
convertible
11-
1
Mfg.
Hooker
Co.
Co.
Electrochemical
$4.25
-
preferred B
preferred
Hormel
•i
6 %.
.
Horn
&
Hardart
Household
3%%
4%
(N.
9-
8-20
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
preferred
,
8-15
8-
Hudson
9-
Hudson Pulp & Paper
(Tom).,Peanut
9-15
6 % : -preferred
(q uar.)
5%
,
Idaho
Power
Illinois
6%
;
(s-a)
4
Miles
9-
4
10-15
10-
8
Minneapolis Gas Co
Minneapolis-Moline Co.,
8
$5.50
1st
$1.50
convertible
1-15-54
1-
8
Minute
9-15
8-25
9-
8-14
1
9-25
$20c
Imperial
Life
Toronto
Imperial
..
Tobacco
Ireland
Monroe
(quar.)*
$2.50
—
12-30
12-24
Monsanto
40c
9-
5
8-14
9-
1
8-
9-25
35c
9-
•
of
(quar.)—
9-10
Company,
—
Inspiration
Consolidated
Institutional
Extension
University
B
and
Name
ary
7-24
10-10
A
9-28
Shops,
Inc.
& Sons Co., com.
7%
preferred
<■
Airlines,
9-
1
9-
8-
1
3
8-
1
9-
9-
2
7-25
$1.25
60c
8-15
9-
1
10-15
10-15
Life
Life
7-25
common
9-
1
62V2c
9-
9-30
9-8
Liquid
9-30
10-15
CO
1
3Vu %
9-
1
National
Distillers
12-31
12-18
8-10-
9-15
9-
1
75c
8-15
8-
1
*
,
,8-14
Co.
9-
1
8-14
32c
9-1
8-14
8-31
8-14
8-31,
Life
11-
5
1
7-31
8-
3
7-15
1
7
9-
8-15
National
N.
Y.
New
8-17
8-
7-31
8-15
9-
15c
7-27
1
RR.,
Class B
30c
8-15
9-
1
8-
5
8-15
Local
(quar.)
55c
9-
8-21
3
40c
9-
1
8-
$1
Lock
(R.
Joint
9-
1
3
10-24
25c
11-
1
60c
9-
1
8-
35C
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
4
9-10
8-20i
12-10
11-19
3-10-54
50c
9-10
50c
2-18
12-10
80c
3-10-54
s
9-
$37'Ac
2-18
8-
1
9-
1
8-
5
(quar.)
11'Ac
9-
1
8-
3
(monthly)
$1
7-31
7-21
$1
8-31
8-21
$1
Pipe Co., common
(monthly)
9-30
9-19
—
(monthly)
25c
9-
1
8-20
8-
8-
0
3
(quar.)
(quar.).
Lone
Star Gas
Co.,
(Mo.)
(Initial)
9-10
7-29
$30c
9-
1
8-20
$37 %c
9-
1
8-20
Louisiana
7-31
Louisville Henderson & St. Louis Ry,—
5%
preferred < s-a 1
1
Coal
Lorain
8'/2%
$1.25
$3
50c
9-
1
1-2-54
9-23
129-
3
4
5%
5%
&
Dock,
preferred
preferred
Louisville
Land
8-14
8-21
9-
1
38c
9-
1
10-
8-.
3
8-10
(quar.)_
(quar.).
Exploration Co.
(quar.)
—
j
1
9-19
62'AC
preferred
1-1-54
12-19
4-1-54
62'AC
3-20
9-
9-15
50c
Nashville
Inc.
RR.
Steel
Co.,
8-
8-15
$2.50
Lyon
prof¬
30c
5%
9-
1
8-
1
Lynch
Corp.—
9-11
7-31
8-15
8-
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
5
9-10
8-19
preferred
j
(quar.)
$1.75
9-
1
-8-5
Magnavox Company
Co., $5
(quar.)_„
(quar.)
Mines,
&
non-cum.
Gas,
—
pfd.
common
adj.
9-11
8-15
8-15
7-31
8-20
7-20
$2.50
933Ac
(quar.)__
North
Shore
10-
1
8-28
8-
7
7-17
10-
1
8-28
9-
1
8-1*
7-17
8-15
10-
1
9-
Dry Dock Co.
1
10-
1
9- *
10-
1
9-
50c
9-
1
15c
9-15
9-
9-1
8-1*
$1
8-1*
37 %c
;
9-15
8-1*
75c
(quar.)
9-10
8-15
7-10
25c
8-10
$8c
9-30
9-
Co.
Oil
Co.
25c
9-10
8-20
85c
9-
1
8-15
25c
8-14
8- 7
(quar.)
(quar.)._
(Hartford)
(s-a)
1
Co.—
$4
prior, preferred
preferred
$1
8-1*
9-1
8-1*
COc
9-14
8-
$1.50
8-14
7-31
$$1
——_—
9- 1
$1
(quar.)______
(s-a)
Northern Liberties
Northern
4%
Flour
Ohio
Edison
Lumber
Co.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills,
Co.,
Ltd.,
4.56%
Natural
4.92%
preferred
43A%
(s-a)_™__^
9- 3
8-17
Gas
preferred
7%
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co., com.
preferred
,
Falls Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2nd convertible preferred (quar.)
Outboalrd Marine &
Oxford
Brewing
Can
6%
8-14
Co.
Co.
Gas
&
(quar.)__
8-1*
7-31
30c
8-15
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-31
8-21
9-30
9-18
25c
$1.12'/2
9-30
9- 1
9-
$20c
$$1.75
8-15
8-15
7-15
20c
$1.12'/2
37'/2c
8-10
10- 1
9- 1
9-15
9
8-11
7-15
7-27
8-1*
40c
8-25
8- *
9- 1
8-15
9-10
8-20
9-30
9-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
7-27
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(qx-.ar.)
1st
8-17
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
6-25
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred A
preferred
1
15c
(quar.)
Electric
9-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5'/2%
8-
$1.14
$1.25
Manufacturing Co.
Paper, $5 preferred
Pabst
1
$1
Omar, Inc., common
(quar.)___
4'/2% convertible preferred
(quar.)_
5%
9-
20c
(quar.)
A
»
$$1.75
6l'/2c
593/sC
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
Olin Industries, common
4%
31
Utilities, Ltd.—
preference
Ogilvie
Gas
Redwood
Northwestern
Pacific
9-15
1
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Northeastern Water
8-25
...
*
$$1
Texas
Gas
*
$1.12'/2
pfd. series A (quar.)
Northeastern Insurance Co.
10-15
.8-27
7-31
$1.12'/2
5%
50C
*
9-22
47'Ac
Ltd
Mining
Central
1
8-25
25c
9-
9-11
is-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
<
12- *
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry. Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
North
9-10
25C
Co.
Madison Square Garden Corp..——
*.
11-
62'Ac
Corp.
1
9-30
$1.50
Norfolk & Western
Pacific
Metal Products—
Mackintosh-Hemphill
10-
1-2-54
60c
1
25C
Extra
"(quar.)!1 17c from ordin¬
8-11
8-17
10-20
30c
Oswego
4'/2%
$1
(quar.)
common
1
37'/2c
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
9-15
10-30
15c
1
50C
&
Stores,
$5c
50c
Oklahoma
8
9-15
9-
62'AC
5%
(quar.)
&
9-21
25c
(quar.)—
9-18
5c
50c
12-22
$1.42%
Long-Bell Lumber Corp. (Md.),cl. A (accum.)
1
&
10-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
10-
1' «
common
convertible
4.75%
1
1-2-54
$1
<
'
5
$37'Ac
I.), preferred
8-11
$5c
8-20
11-13
9-15
9-30
10%
$2
....
Co.,-Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
<quar.)__
preferred
Normetal
O
8-10
8-31
25c
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Share Corp. (quar.)
4%
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
8-14
87'Ac
(quar.)
original
preferred
Dock
preferred
Noranda
1
10-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
4'/2%
9-
7-3*
8-
10- 5
75c
Co.
State Electric
$4.50
8-14
Corp.—
8-12
(Fort
Co.
—
preferred
York
8-lfr
8-1*
8-22
50c
(quar.)
A
'
3
8-10t
$1.75
dividend
preferred
Y.
8-
8-31
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Nopco Chemical Co., 4%
(quar.)
8%
N.
8-2*
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
Common
New
(quar.)
(quar.)
Niagara
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
York
8-10-
'
9-1
•
15c
Machinery Co
Co., common (quar.)
Central RR.
Stock
8-31
*
security
Co._
preferred
334%
8-28
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias
8-14
1.
Rubber
Meter
$2.40
7-31
9-15
Radiator
Neptune
8-14
8-17
lc
——1
11-15
1
1
9-10
37'/2c
(quar.)—
National
9-
9-
-
8-10
-50«
Welding Machine
1
9-10
Insurance
guaranteed
guaranteed
guaranteed
Special
Electric
5
$1.10
Special
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-
9-
1
$2.50
Inc.
Products
8-
1
1
9-
$$1.19
common
9-15
$1.10
Special
Canada,
—
4'/2%
10-
50c
Register Co.
8-15
9-
t25c
t$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
2c
Fibres,
National Hosiery Mills,
Class A
(quar.)
9-15
10c
quar.).—
Original
Original
1
$3
(quar.)
Common
12-13
12-31
50c
Carbonic Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
9-
/
.
8-10
20c
(quar.)____
Co.,
9-13
30c
(quar.)
Indiana)
Miami
Little
c-
'
8-2Y
1
96'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
Virginia
Tobacco
National
Link-Belt
9-30
10-15
of
Corp.
Myers
Wayne,
9-30
$1
&
Lincoln
8-11
$1.10
Savers
Liggett
Biscuit
preferred
Cash
$2c
income.
Glass
Co.
Insurance
7-20
common
7%
National
6%
(increased
Libby
&
Libbey-Owens-Ford
8-15
34%c
(quar.)
Inc.
9-15
50c
(quar.)
investment
net
McNeil
50c
Britain
National
3
Co.
9-30
8-14
CO
Common
j.
11-15
(quar.)
Automotive
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
to
(quar.)
12-15
15c
National
+20c
(quar.)
Ltd..———
Mines,
Co.
Common
(quar.)
Co.—
9-10
9-15
profits
8-15
40c
8-14
From
Co.
50c
(quar.)
1
Libby
(G.* C.)
1
96'AC
9-
8-14
_
:
9-15
1
1
J50c
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
13c from net Income and 2c from
25c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement Co.
Portland
Gold
Salt
Lukens
Harvester
1
1010-
j.
Murphy
National
(quar.)
Leslie
$1
International
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
9-
15c
——:—
(M'o.)
Leitch
9-19
___
•
Co.
Acme
15c
—
Co.
7-15
12-19
——
9-19
J31V4C
Extra
r
,
..
Diablo
National
15c
—
8-14
1
B
8-15
15C
3
Group Shares
its)
8-13
1
$1.15
_
(s-a)
Co.,
1
$40c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
International Business Machines
(quar.)
(accum.)
I
series C
National
quarterly
Secord Candy
12-30
from security
Chemical
preference
Mount
,
7-31
8-14
$$1.75
class
1
50c
Copper Co
13c
pfd.
(quar.)
9-
75c
■
(James)
Lucky
Income!and
1
10-
(5
Society
$1.25
•.
Quarterly
Lehigh
10-15
$1
—
Inc.,
9-15
1
8-10
10c
(quar.)
Machine
Laura
Lees
Bond
Fund
Ltd.
25c
Increased
Shares, Ltd.—
changed
Foundation
preferred
7%
Co., Ltd.
50c
B
(quar.)
Bleachery & Dye Works—
Extra
llr
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__j_
(quar.)
A
.10-1
$1.75
(quar.)
(Alfred),
8-10
1
$1.50
—
National
preferred
9-
40c
"
Stock
9-
15c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltd., 5%
43/4% preferred (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (<juar.)
Mortor Products Corp. (quar.),
9-24
(quar.)
8-
$37 %C
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
.,6%
preferred .(s-a)—
3
10c
participating preference (quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
12-23
—
preferred (quar.)
Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
$1.25
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd.,
.Convertible participating pfd.
3
8-
$3
8-14
1
9-30
12-30
2nd
Salle
9-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
preferred
1st
A
$1.12'A
$1.12'A
Mfg., 4»/2% preferred
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
Great
3
8-
Monterey Oil Co.
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
8-10
4
&
preferred
$3.85
7
8-
8-15
8-15
8-18
—!
L__:.™_r_™-™_-
i
Loan
5'/2%
8-15
37V2C
(initial)
common
4.60%
(Robert),
7-31
40c
$1.37Va
(quar.)_
8-15
12%c
..—
Co.
(interim
Power,
(J.
8-15
7-2*
(quar.)
preferred
;
7-31
8-10
Co.—
Mitchell
(quar.)
9-
8-15
.
—
of
common
8-14
(quar.)
S.)
9-12"
9-10
31 ?Ac
Co.
Mississippi
9-11
6c
(quar.)
.
7-31
283/4c
2nd
Corp.,
Glass
1
1
8-14
8-25
7-15
$1
(quar.)
^Assurance
(quar.)
Maid
preferred
1010-
50c
50c
31 »/2C
(s-a)
4%
Mitchell
Fund
8%
preferred
preferred
Mississippi
8-31
50c
25c
9-
8
9-12
15c
3
933Ac
...Cq;:™-™^-l—11—:_™____
Zinc
<quar.)__
Co
Laboratories
(monthly)
9-19
Creamery Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)
(S. H.) & Co. (quar.)—_—
——-
common
preferred
(quar.)
1-
9-12
10-1
$2
Piping
4-
8-1*
1
9- *-
8-
Central RR.
non-cum.
Illinois
.
Co.,
Co.
1
10-
1
Class
•
common
non-cum.
(quar.)
8-1*
9-
75c
(quar.)
10-
8-14
9-25
(quar;)
——
$2
Midwest
common
9-12
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
7-28
8-21
t$1.75
8-21
12'/2c
(quar..)
preferred
preferred
Midvale
Co.
Products
7
8-1*
25c
Abrasive
8-
9-14
9-12
(quar.)
7-25
62'/2c
—_
(quar.)-
Huttig Sash & Door Co.,
8%
8-14
*
Huston
Extra
12-15
1-15-541
15c
20c
75c
preferred
Class
3
____
(quae.)
A
1
Co
7%
Lanett
2
_
;
B-(<qUg r .)i_
^preference (quar.)__—
preference
4
Products
8-15
1
9-
—
(quar.)
5.12%' preferred
,5%
910-
1-2-54
Tube
8-31
9-10
8-
class A (quar.
5%- preferred series A (quar.)
Foods,- 5
9-
Steel
55c
8-15
8-28
Common
Hunt
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
1
'
8-28
9-
9-
$1.50
Corp.^— >
9-
9-
9-15
9- *
4
9-25
,(quar.^™_____r™—
Bay Mining & Smelting
Michigan
9-10
Corp
9-23
15c
8-13
1
Class
3
9-15
„
50c
—
pfd. :(quar.)
iquah)___
50c
8-12
9-1"
$1.25
(quar.)
Rubber Co.
15c
(5quar.)_
fquar.)__'_
preferred
,.4.40%,, preferred
,
O
Miami Copper Co
Michigan Bumper
8-31
1
7%
1
$1.05
common
3
9-19
(quar.)——.
common
50c
corh.^Vquafv)
Y.),-5%
9-
3
10-
Lambert
9-18
$1.06'A
Corp.,;
10-
17'Ac
2%
(quarl) XX'-X
Finance
$1.111/4
(quar.)_,
$87'Ac
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
common
a
$37'Ac
Co
40c
& Co.,
9-
preferred
10-
3.85%
(quar.)
.
10-
4.45%
t$1.75
15c
(quar;f
(George A.)
preferred A
$i.083/4
4.35%
8-12
t22'/2c
75C
(quar,).
Co.;
(quar.)
10-20
3
(quar.)
31c
(quar.)___
$4.20
3
preferred
1
8-31
82c
Wire Co.
B.)
Common
7-24
53 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____li_^'_—
•
9-
9-11
Lake Superior
1-20
8-14
5C
.
_
(Charlqs E.)
Hobart
9-
net
Bank (Brooklyn)
(s-a)_
District Power Co., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
10-20
2-1-54
$1.25
common—
preferred
9-
10-
preferred A
Landis
common
1010-
97y2c
7%
La
8-14
25C
common.—
Corp.,
95c
96'/4c
(quar.)
8-28
Lafayette
8-31
25c
dividend
Hotels
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
7%
8-31
25C
(quar.)'_ 1 _Z'-S-1
B
Co.,
preferred
preferred
25c
from
1
3.80%
investment
38c
8-1*
9-11
L'Aiglon
8-14
9-11
•
40c
Corp. t(quar.)
Co.,
of
7-17
1
'
8-20
6%
9-18
$1.37%
pfd/ (quafi)'-l.
4'A %, preferred series A
special
a
1
9-
45c
$l.i83/4
3.85%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas,
net
8-
(quar.)
3.90%
Funds—
from
8-
10-20
1
9-25
—
8-15
8-28
11-
37'Ac
(interim)
*
7-31
10-19
11-
$1.18%
Ltd.
*
8-
2
Midland Steel
(quar.)
8-
1
8-15
9-11
•
Mid-West
37'Ac
1
9-
15c
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
8
9-
(quar.)
43/4%
8-14
(quar.)
40c
37!/2c
8c
Kroger
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
Hey wood-Wakefield
9-
7-31
25C
4>/2%
5
9-30
$1.37%
--
Co., ..5%?
Mines,
Co.,
(I.
Kroehler
5
50c
(quar.)——
Cement -.(quar.)---——
Hercules
8-
$1.06'A
Inc.
9-21
11-
Co.
1
1
(quar.)
Melville Shoe
8-14
—
Lighting
(GR)
Kress
8-10
50c
(quar.)
••
1
8-15
10c
(quar.)
Bakeries,
7-16
Frank
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Kresge
8-10
9-
10c
„—__
(quarl)—_—_
(A.) & Co., 5Vz-% pfd.-'(quar.i-F;
preferred
(quar.)
Shaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hathaway
7-16
8-15
&
8-14
gains)
Koehring Co.
8-31
20c
Cor (quar.7H±—
A
8-15
Meier
Telephone
1
prior preferred
Kleinert
7-24
1
$$1.25
X
5 'A %
Hart,
9-
$$1.25
—
__
preferred
8-14
135c
common---™---
Co., class A
A.)
and
Knickerbocker
8-27
9-15
$12'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)'__™_l__:_:-——_i
B
Hanna "(M.
9-10
$5c
_—
class
8-25
8-1*
9-30
$50c
$1.06J/4
Ltd.
Corp., common (quar.)
4'/4% preferred (quar.)
7-24
8-31
8-28
62'/2c
Mines,
Knudsen
(quar.)
Co..
2-20
45c
Manufacturing
Hancock
11-25
3-12-54
$5
Co.—
Ltd: ' (quar.) -1^11—
5 % 7preferred" (quar.)
-
Hamilton
12-15
$1.25
8-14
(quar.)
$1.25
44c
Keystone Steel &
8-25
100%
_
ot
Kings County
8-25
9-14
$1.25
X'L'X.
Cementing
Bridge1.Co.,
preferred
7-15
9-14
Mead
1
25c
preferred
1
—
common
(quar.)
Extra
$2.50
1
(increased quar.)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd.
8-14
3
Kinney
.
Hamilton Cotton...Ltd.>
5
1
8-
$1.25
_______
(initial)
dividend
Hamilton
9-
12'/a c
quar.)
50c
Well
New. common
7-31
Co.—
(quar.)
$5 <
Halliburton
8-15
9-15
10-
25c
(quar.)_
Gold
(Regular
1
10c
(initial
RR.
(quar.)™
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$5
/
(quar.)
Co.
Ohio
preferred
..
.
Inc.
Insurance
$12'/2C
Mclntyre Porcupine
Preferred Stock Fund series "K-l."
realized
;
____
8-14
9-
(s-a)
preferred
Kerr-Addison
Ltd.—
A ~(quar„)i
Gulf
preferred
43/4%
'
50c
8-14
1
37'Ac 4-15-54
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
8-18
35c
8-14
1
40c
<
Keystone Custodian
.
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
35c
common
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
$3
$1
Kentucky Stone Co., common
8-14
series)
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
9-
95c
—
8-14
Co.,
Corp.,
$1.12%
Extra
1
12-15
Maytag
McCord
87'Ac
1
25C
8-1*
7
8-14
87'Ac
9-
$25c
7-15
8-28
8-
1
(quar.)
S-
$25c
8-
1
9-
(quar.)
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd.
3
-
(quar.)_i_____
,
(quar.)
preferred
9-
8-1*
75c
50c
9-
Light
(quar.)
common
8-15
8-
1
8-1*
9-
62'AC
(quar.)—
$1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock ..(quar,)j;
Great Southern. Box. (quar.)__
Great West Coal Co.,
Co.
1
9-15
8-1*
9-
933/4c
5%
Dept.)
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Stores,
preferred
Kawneer
5
10-
9-
933/4c
32'AC
(quar.)
preferred
9-
15c
;
,
&
preferred
preferred
9-
10c
common,
Grayson-Robinson
7-17
Corp.
Power
Kellogg Co.,
Inc.,. 4% *pfd. <(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
8-15
$1.75
85c
(quar.)_
(1947
2c
Vegetable Parchment Co.
50c
_
(quar.)
,
3.80%
4.50%
1
O
8-1*
preferred
35c
(quar.)
56c
___
common
7-17
9-18
(quar.)
8-
9-
45c
preferred
40c
(quar.)
Chemical, com. (quar.)
(subject to the approval of
California
9-18
(quar.)
11-
1
$3.75
93 %c
—
common
&
preferred
1
10-
$25c
.
Employees. Insurance Co. (quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,. class-A (quar.)
Class A^ (quar.)
Union
9-30
$1.50
Co.
preferred
8-15
30c
(quar.)
Government
i
5%
Kalamazoo
(quar.),
Goodall
Grand
7-17
9-
$3.75
3c
Kansas City
5c
(quar.)
Gillette Co., common
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
6%
8-15
8-27
9-15
12-
10-19
40c
—
(quar.)——:
Johnson,
Aluminum
the
35c
preferred
50c
$1.06Va
$1.06^*
10-19
35c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Kaiser
(quar.)
8-20
ll-lO
1
2
50c
—
Extra
of
out
(quar.)
Johnson Ranch Royalty, common
9-30
common
12-
2
15C
11-
9-15
Corp.,
8-20
9-10
9-10
5c
11-
Meadville
11-16
1
30c
11-
$1.25
Johnson
10-
8-1*
7-27
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
May Department Stores Co., common
97'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
Chemical
93 %c
1
Jewel
&
9-10
8- 3
(s-a)
preferred
$1.05
.—
Tea
50c
2.50
convertible
4V4 %
35c
—
—
(quar.)
1
a
payment substan¬
income
received
from
Wares
Corp:
Extra
Stock dividend
Ltd., common
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
: $2.25
preferred (quar. )
;
7%
Jervis
8-10
41/i%
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-10
56'Ac
subsidiaries).
Castings Corp.,. com.
Steel
Com.
A
8-
50c
payment
a
domestic
net
Gas
8-15
4
9-14
quar.)
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
10%
Realization
Mathieson
1
Knitting Mills, Inc.—
preferred
(increased
(accum.)
dividend
$3.40
(quar.)
8-14
$1.50
(quar.)
subsidiaries)
$6 preferred
.
11-10
Co.
9-
(representing
tially
Philippine
General
5%
9-15
10-15
Stock
When
share
Co.
Refrigerating Co.—
preferred
Mar-Tex
8-15
9-
&
25C
Service
Jacksonville
8-31
9-15
10-15
R.)
$7%C
iquar.j
(quar.)———
8-14
11-10
(P.
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
8-13
Island—
preferred
3%%
common
(Quarterly representing
Rhode
$1.50
4'A% preferred 1st series (quar.)
General Public Utilities Corp.—
*
of
Co.
8%
10-14
$75c
(quar.)
preferred
Jack &
1
2
$75c
(s-a)
com.,
preferred (quar.)
Heintz, Inc., 4% preferred
8-14
911-
10c
Ltd.,
Co., common
(quar.)
3.75%
4.20%
4
35c
(quar.)
60c
!
•"
Trust
3.90%
8-
8-14
1
35c
(quar.)__
com.
60c
(quar.)
Package Co.,
11-25
$1
1
(s-a)
Advertising—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
3
8-12
9-17
jantzen
(s-a)
preferred
Public
Iowa
Mallory
Manhattan
8-15
9-
5c
Corp..
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric
5
Per
Name of Company
8-31
35c
42.50 preferred
Participating
8-20
35c
Corp..
preferred
Foundation,
conv.
Holder«
9-21
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Investors
8-15
56'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
Utilities
Engineering
8-15'
25c
„
(accum.)
convertible
8-15
37 >/2c
(increased)
Finance Corp.—
preferred series A
preferred series C
$1.40
6%
General
4%
7
$2.50
(quar.)
Industries, Inc., 4'A%
International
7-16
17'/2o
(s-a)
General
5%
8-20
8-
8-27
(quar.)
Payable of Reo.
Rys. of Central America—
preferred
8-28
6c
Co.
Gamewell Co.
7%
8-20
1
5%
Series
Gar Wood
1
9c
(Robert)
Corp.
9-
ile
dividend)
Series
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Gair
Products
9-
5%
When
Share
25c
B
37 '/2c
(stock
Foster & Kleiser Co.
(quar.)
Foundation Investment Co., $5
pfd.
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Bond
Per
Name of Company
25c
participating
quarterly)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Formula Fund Boston
Fair
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
International
(increased
Food
When
Share
Ltd.—
4f>
37'Ac
34%c
31'Ac
31'Ac
31'Ac
7-27
7-27
7-27;
7-27
1
>
t
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Mills
Pacific
(quar.)—_
Corp.
Lighting
Pacific
Western
75c
4%
preferred
Chemical
Class
B
preferred
Peck,
227aC
(s-a)
8-12
8-26
8-12
Scullin
834C
8-14
7-31
Scythes
Steel
5%
3
&
10-16
7-24
91V4C
9-
1
8-14
$1.07%
9-
1
8-14
10-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
Tyer
9-11
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
15c
$1.12 %
(quar.)
2
8-
1
8-15
Seabrook Farms
9-
1
8-14
1
8-14
$4.50
10c
9-29
9-l«
$4
10c
9-
1
8-14
Col, partic, preferred-
______
Co.,
Cement
(quar.)
$3.50
Wheel
Peninsular
Grinding
Penmsuiar
Telephone
Common
$1
Seaboard
45c
10-10
9-17
8-28
SI.72
convertible
43c
10-10
9-17
Union
8-15
7-24
$2.12
convertible
53c
10-10
9-17
United
Aircraft
$1.43%
10-10
9-17
United
Air
50c
9-15
9-
1
35c
8-10
8-
3
United
30c
8-25
8-
5
9-10
8-
7
$4.50 preferred iquar.)
United Can & Glass Co.,
—
40c
iquar.)
33c
$1.30
(quar.)
8-15
11-15
8-15
7-15
Extra
10-
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
1
9-10
9-15
8-31
4%
9-21
(increased
8-10
9-10
8-28
15c
9-10
8-28
Petroleum
Mills,
preferred
Pillsbury
Pinchin,
$1.1272
$1.1272
$1
$1
Inc.,
Steel
Portsmouth
Metals
Pressed
Procter
4.20%
4
372%
preferred
preferred
Service
Public
Common
5%
Public
Common
Co.,
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-10
8-15
7-24
$1.0674
9-
1
$1.05
9-
1
South
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
1
8-17
89-
1
9-30
35c
9-30
8-31
$1.02
9-30
8-31
30c
Distribution Shares,
1
8-
1
$3.50
Purina
3%%
Rayonier,
Rapid
Co.,
preferred
Inc.
Red
Owl
Stores
Reed-Prentice
of
Resources
Revere
Rice
B
Oil
Mfg.
472%
Inc.,
2nd
7%
Richfield
Riegel
S4
Rio Grande
preferred
9-11
9-
preferred
4.10%
$4.75
7-31
9-
iquar.)
—
1
Paper
5
O.)
Royalties
9-
5
8-15
Safway
Co.,
1
8-
5
$1.1272
9-
1
8-14
$1.75
10-
1
>-*
1
9-15
9-15
60c
9-10
'
9-15
99-
4
5c
3,18
7-20
50c
8-14
7-31
Ltd., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
9-
Sunray
Oil
8-
9-15
8-14
9-15
1
Ltd., class A
1
8-14
1
8-14
Swift
$25C
9-
1
9-
9-10
8-27
tl5c
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-14
7-31
9-
1
50c
9-10
8-15
8-
(quar.)—-
4 7t%
pfd.
Co.,
6t.
Tennessee
7-28
Tennessee
25c
(quar.)
8-26
8-21
8-31
8-15
Texas
^c
10-
1
9-
5
J$1.06
1
9-
10-12
8-15
8-15
8-
5
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
70c
31V4C
8-15
7-31
Marine
Texas Pacific
Insurance
(quar.)„
,
9-15
9-
12-15
12-
1
20c
10-17
10-10
10-17
10-10
4%
1
$1.25
Inc.
convertible
$2.40
The
Fair
iquar.)
White
(S.
White
Motor
8-14
8-17
7-16
9-10
8-14
9-19
8-
7
Whitehead
White's
10-
1
9-11
9-
1
8-
7
9-
4
8-
10-1
9-
1
6%
50c
1-2-54
12-
1
3.60%
Wickes
00
-
8-15
7-31
10-
25c
9-18
1
10-
1
,
9-15
8,26
4
8-11
31¥»c
'10-
1
9-18
$1
10-
1
9-18
35C
:
Paper
Co.,
common
Extra—,
San
1st
preferred series A
Antonio
a
Transit
(quar.)
(Increased
1
8-
9-
1
8-
1
$1.10
10-
1
9-
4
25c
8-15
11-15
14C
2-15-54
14C
;
Quarterly
14C
14C
quar.)
*
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-
12 V2C
(quar.)
___.
8-
1
1
10-31
2-
1
5-15-54
5-
8-19
8-
5
50c
8-10
7-20
Stock
4%
—
Amer.
Echenley Industries Inc.
(quar.)
WCSSift
dep.
rets,
——
Co.,
Edison
4.257c
4.56%
8-15
3-15
7-25
7-25
.3-21
11c
c-'Jl
1
Power,
preferred
Power
dustrie^-.
(quar.)
& Light
t'
■
t
—__i_
Industries
(Gar)
common...:...:.
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
t
_
35c
$1.50
,
90c
Gar
v
.
Machinery Corp.
W.)
Wood
-
.
,
Extra,..——
Monthly
——— 7-—
'
? 37J/2C
Towne
3
$1
9-15
1
8-31
9-15
8-31
books
Co.
-
closed
^Payable
in
8-10
3-25
7- 2
9-, l:8-20 *
9- 1
10- 1
IT- 2
'10-20
8-15
7-31
50c
10-.1
9-10
8-20.
9-19-
'
■
for
Funds,
Canadian
9- 3
9-1,
10c
iquar.)_
this
tPayabte in U. S. Funds, less 15%
tax
dividend.
r
.
.•
Canadian non-residents' tax.
deductible
at the
source.
No«-
residgnt tax I57e.; resident tax 7%.
—
6
5 %
9-
9
8-
$1.06 ¥4
9-
1
8-14
$1.14
9-
1
8-14
a
Less
x
(interim)
not
9-10
25c
-
8-31
•Transfer
7-31
50c
25c
Yale
8-
1,
25c
a__
Wysong
9-15
8-3
10-168-14
8-15
20%.-
7-31
Manufacturing
- 9-18
1
10-31
9- 1
50c 2
"
--a
—
7-28
8-20
'
-
(quar.)___„
Co.- (quar.)
1
In¬
8-26
8-17
9-30
•
(quar.30c
Co.
(see
W-rigley tWmj, Jr. Co.,(monthly)___
&
(
11c
Monthly-^
Wisconsin'"Electric
Ltd.—
for ord. reg.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(monthly
8-15
Co.—
preferred
preferred
8-
1772C
34a4c
(quar.)_
9-10
10%
Trust
8-15
(quar.)
10c
50c
dividend
Securities
9-18 "
15c
.
2(
^rMiles Co. (quar.)T—;—__122T__"__
15c
Co
preferred (quar.i
Tobacco
Toledo
Savage Arms Corp.
(John R. I
9-10
9-30
quar.)
60c
(quar.$_.
—1_—
Thompson Products, Inc., common
'
7-27
3-24
MonthJ^y:.
Co.—
1
25c
;
Thompson
3-11
'
.
Regis
$4.40
8-14
.
$1
common
Co.
Grocery
•
St.
9- 1
Woolwoigh: (P, W.) & Co., Ltd.--—
Ordinary' (interim)
8-26
9-
v,
Inc.,
Woolworth. .(F.
9-15
25c
-
8-26
$$1.1272
3772C
(quar.)__
(initial
Wood Newspaper
$1
(quar.)
9-15
9-10
2Cc
Rubber
9-20
,
9-10
1C- 1
(quar.)
iquar.)
Lovett
8- 3
8- 3
11- 2
2- 1
25c
(.quar.)
9-10
9-24
50c
12 ¥2 C
.
7-31
8-15
70c
$1.08
___
7-25
1
Corp.
k
9- 8
10- 1
.
6272C
pfd.
Co.
Mfg. Co.
Stores,
9-15
Corp.__
convertible preferred
5
7-31
25c
(quar.)_
Brothers
Auto
572%*
7-31
9-1
75c
3-17
$1.25
8-17
$1.25
11-18
$1.25 2-15-54
.
—
Instrument
Whitehall Cement
Winn
(quar.)——
Co.
8-15
______
Dental Mfg.
S.)
1
30c
iquar.)
(George), Ltd., 472%
7-31
25c
preference
Inc.
• •
*725c
(quar.)
Electrical
,®. c
(quar.)
Mfg.
7-31
<quar.)_
_______
Weston
$1
.
8-
8-15
iquar.)
Stationery
27 ¥2 C
<R. I.), $1.25 conv. pfd, (quar.)
Glass
A
10-15
26
__
£-15
common
&
30c
iquar.)
8-19
40c
15c
common
Tablet
25c
(-resumed)
preferred A
Thatcher
Co.,
preferred
1
(quar.)„
Co.
RR.
preferred
5%
$8c
(quar.)
Coal & Oil
8-19
(quar.)_x_"
iquar.)—
50c
Sulphur
1
$1.25
Co.,
Insurance
A
2
—
(quar.)
1
9- 1
9-
$1.1272
Ltd.
preferred
8-15
(quar.)—
Gas Light
8-14
'
-
iquar.)
9-
11-
$1
iquaro_—_—
(9- 1
25c
(quar.)______
A
65c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
8-
20c
(quar.)_____
Co.
Breweries,
Pacific
30c
(quar.)_
iquar.)
A
7-31
3-15
$1.25
Weston
;
8-17
30c
(qu.ar.)____
Lines
Westmoreland,
Co.—
—:
Textron,
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
10c
preferred A
preferred A
Special
iquar.)
(quar.)
Life
5%
7-31
(quar.)
Corp.
8- 1
.720c
Co.__-_____
preferred
Western
9-30
30c
(quar.)_
Extra
4
10-
Air
Canada
Western
8-14
40c
common
common
3-15
25c
Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.)
Western
9-15
35c
Ltd.
7-24
(quar.)_____
5%
56c
Mines,
7-24
8-10
.
5%
iquar.)
Corp., com.
8-10
(quar.)
Co.
Virginia
Western
'
Securities
Natural
Gulf
Engineering
Western
iquar.)_,
8- 4
3-13
$1.1272
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fixture
&
Showcase
4 72 %
Corp.—
common
8-14
7-15
25c
preferred
Point Manufacturing
West
5
7-30
Co.,
1
5
$1.0674
(quar.)
Co.
$5 preferred <quar.)___—
West
8-28
Corp.,
38-
8-20
12 ¥2 c
!
8-15
8-14
Corp.
4Cc
30c
Inc
Disinfecting Co., common
West
40c
(quar.)
Telautograph
9-23
5 'Jo
-—
8- 7
8-11
9-11
preferred
8-20
'quar.)
convertible
Wellman
Tampa Electric Co., common (increased)—4.32%
8-10
25c
(quar.i
Waterous,-Ltd., £0c class A
Weber
for
common
Quarterly
8-15
9-15
35c
Co.
7-24
9-10
Ltd.__
Pictures.
& Swasey
8-11
30c
Biscuits, Inc.
&
9-15
:;35c
(s-a)_
Washington Steel Corp.
6
7-
6
8-
37 ¥2 c
common
Steel
Superior
1
Petroleum
Brothers
$4.50
8-14
9-
9-10
10- 9
$2.50
;
common
Warner
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-30
9-21
10-20
(quar.)_____
Washington Gas Light Co.—
$4.25
preferred
fquar.)__
Oil
of Standard
Co.,
Warner
1
9-
9-14
62 %c
__—
preferred series A (quar.)—
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
'5%%
9-
{$1.0674
(quar.)
Co.
&
8-15
40c
Textiles
Co.,
474 7c
$1
Paper
Fire
Oil
$1.02 7a
Power
Paul
45c
(quar.)—
Consolidated
$1.18%
iquar.)
Croix
St.
(quar.)
Co.
Propane Gas
Sunshine
(ouar.)
St.
convertible
11-30
1
Sun
8- 7
7-31
9-15
9-15
8-31
12-10
(quar.)
Jersey
&
9-15
preferred
8-14
9- 1
3-15
f-:0
35c
35c
iquar.)
iquar.)
Mines.
Amulet
Walker
12-15
preferred
,2nd
Suburban
8-2T
8-20
9-
10c
75c
S3.13
Det'nning Co., common
Warren
9-10
10c
9-30
Electric
1
9- 1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
building
9-20
3- 4
9- 4
1
12-
12-31
preferred
Suburban
$4
$1
Baguenay
convertible
12-15
1
$1.25
Fuller
&
9-15
MO
(Texas)
Products
5%
9-15
10-
$1.25
Wells,
Struthers,
8-31
1
10-
$1
(quar.)__.
preferred
7%
10c
——
preferred (quar.)
Stix, Baer
7-31
-
10- 'l10- 1
155ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ccrp.
common
Wacker-Wells
(quar.)
Warner
preferred
preferred
Vulcan
7
8-14
(quar.)_——
Engineering
5%
8-14
25c
(quar.)
Stores
Stern
&
Sullivan
Management
Steel
9-
75c
dividend
Stock
8-28
Corp.,
preferred
$4.50
8-17
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
5.20%
(quar.)
F
Royal Oak Dairy,
8-
8-15
Electrc Corp.—
preferred
(J.
9-10
8-10
9-
$1.75
class A (accum.)
Co.,
preferred H
474%
Ross
Stern
9-10
(quar.)
preferred I
Holland
(A.) '&
Sterchi
8-15
'
4%
20c
1
87 %c
Lithograph
preferred
preferred
Stein
2
9-15
1c
(quar.)
&
7-31
held)—-
Corp.
57®
1
10-
50c
(quar.i
Valley Gas
Rochester Gas
6
CD
(quar.)
Silica
472 7c
(quar.)
(quar.)—___
preferred
1st
common
Cement
Riverside
8-
30c
—__
share
New
Spring
Stewart
iquar.)__'—„—
common
A
80c
$3
Tobacco Co.—
(one
pref.
9- 1
12- 1
150c
Manufacturing
Vulcan
5%
shares
50
8- 7
9-10
12-10
$2.50 1
$2.50
(s-ai
com.
(s-a)__—
5%
Corp.,
Vogt
8-14
7-31
Packaging Corp.—
conv,
8-L3
f 1.25
$1.25
(quar.)___
Shreveport & Pacific,
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
9-15
common..——
common
(Indiana)
of
60c
(quar.
preferred
Vinco
8-15
dividend
$1.25
Corp.
preferred
5
8-31
30c
(quar.l__
Steel
57c
50c
_—
___
7%
Textile^
8-
—-i—
—
(quar.)
Commercial
Stecher-Traung
50c
Ltd.
(quar.)
com.
8-31
9-14
Ltd.
5%
'
preferred
Oil
8-15
7-31
50c
convertible
Rice-Stix,
7-20
7-16
$6c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co
Co.,
3
25c
Tobacco
J.)
8-
20c
Fund,
5
—
Inc.,
Standard
1
8-13
+27c
Co.
Standard
75c
(quar.)
Ranch
Rheem
9-
——
Investment
8-
Waite
—___ —
preferred
$1.60
50c
Ltd., class A
Canada
(R.
Class
9-15
(quar.)
(Increased)
Viau,
8-31
—
9-10
—
Cement,
Brands,
Standard
7-31
(quar.)
Copper & Brass Inc.
Reynolds
8-15
(quar.)
P-enold Coventry,
1
25c
Co.
3
2ic
Portland
each
1
9-
1
37 72C
Pile
Corp.
9-
9-11
10-
_
(quar.)
Reading Co., common
7-20
RR.—
—
Stock dividend
7-18
(quar.)
8-14
25c
.
of America (quar.»_
Corp.
8-
—
8-15
9-25
9-15
...
-
5
8-15
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
1
11c
iquar.)
35c
(quar.)
—
Standard Oil Co.
7-31
5
8-25
50c
93 %c
iquar.)—
Concrete
Raymond
J30c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Electrotype
8-28
8-
Corp._,
Company
.1
common
7-16
9-15
15c
(quar.)_
Sons
&
International
Stock
9-30
50c
(quar.)—
Co.
Power
Ralston
Service,
Stamford Water
35c
—
7-20
5c
Public
Shoe
Standard
7-21
7-25
1
Vanadium
Fund, Inc.—
income.^
Vapor Heating, 5% preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
common
9-
10-10
10- I
—__
8-14
9-
25 ¥2 c
8-14
$1.067i
_
—30c
$1.1272
iquar )_■__.
Income
earned
From
Van Norman Co.
9
8-
4
Line
Value
3
8-31
20c
——
Drug,
Common
9-10
(quar.)
Inc.
7-31
—
Standard
—
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
Kellogg
Spokane
6
910-
T-
Quarterly
8-28
474%- pfd. .3quar.)__
(quar.)___
preferred
8-12
7-
$45c
7-24
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Co..
30 ¥2 c
Co.
Quarterly
8-20
50c
—
—
4
3
Railway Co.
5%
Pictures
Vicksburg,
<quar.)__
Quarteily
7-27
9-14
$1.25
iquar.)
9-
$1
8-15
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
472%
9-10
9-
G27ac
(quar.)
8-19
8-21
12-11
8-31
9-1
8- 1
8- 3
8-15
9-15
Corp.—
Upson Co., common
22¥aC
iquar.L
Gas
Stores
(quar.)
Co.
preference series A
Insurance
7-28
8-
t—
;
Natural
Spokane
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
Quebec
preferred
Spencer
8-31
8-15
—
(quar.)——,
Quaker Sta.te Oil Refining Corp.
Quarterly
preferred
Southwestern
8-31 *
40c
75c
Icc
(quar.)
20c
30c
$6
7-27
4
10c
4—
40c
Universal
California Edison—
Spencer
(quar.)
7
9-
3
9-15
9-15
8-
50c
75c
45c
(quar.
(quar.)
Corp.
Universal
7
8-14
Co
50c
iquar.)__
Bumper
7-25
■■
8-31
8-
100%
(quar.)_
Co.
&
Vitamin
5%
25c
(quar.)
Canada
Old
Co.—
Light Co.
1
(annual)
A
Corp.—
Printing & Lithograph Co., com. (quar.)
United
8-31
1
8-14
9-30
7-17
1
9-
class B_:
Power Co,,. Ltd., common
4.88%
8-14
1
$1.17 "2
7-17
1
10-
$$1.25
Extra
——
preferred
&
Works
Southern
9-
9-
__
1
810-
25c
pfd.
Platinum
Co.
Southwestern
— — —
8-
40c
Texas Development Co.,
4.08%
8-14
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gold
American
Southern
30 %c
(quar.)
S.
U. S.
50c
conv.
Southern
8-14
$1.25
Gas
90c
Co.,
Bend Lathe
Mexico—
&
Spring
(quar.)
(quar.)
9outhern
8-14
45c
—
Potash
S.
Co.
South
8-14
$1.12 7a
:
S.
U.
U.
————
—
Corp.
Aircraft
Solar
8-14
(quar.)—
S.
UT
8-14
65c
Southern
_
common
Fund,
8-
dividend
Stock
5
8-15
65c
com.
U.
7-31
75c
South
(quar.)
convertible
Puritan
Morgan)
87 72 c
preference
Power &
Inc.
Oil
5%
O.)
(S.
25c
iquar,.)
Puget Sound
Pure
(A,
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Pullman,
8mlth
Smith
preferred is-a
Pipe & Foundry Co.
7-31
(quar.).
7-17
2272C
9- 1
9- 4
1-2-54
9-21
9-15
8-15
8-14
9- 1
10- 1
preferred
Machinery
Hoffman
9-
iquar.)
Corp.
7-17
—
3
(Sidney)
(quar.)
pfd.
S- 1
i-cumulative
no
S.
8-15
Castings.:—4-T——
Co.
7-15
14C
preferred
4.08%
4.70%
Sivyer Steel
2272C
Inc
initial).
A
dividend
$1.40
Sinclair
1
9-21
(quar.)
Electric
Service
6
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
8-
3
3
7-
115c
—___
4$1
5%
U.
8-15
class A
5%'
Ltd.,
Sons,
8-15
——'
New
1H.1
10-
Colorado—
of
Co.
Simon
1
>40C
7-
3
110c
Silverwood
7
10-15
9-
3
8-
$1.50
common.
participating preferred (quar.)
U. S. Lines Co., common
(quar.)—
8-
1
9-4
8-31
8-31
(quart)
Improvement Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Grain Growers, Ltd.—
50 c
8-14
8-
noc
(quar.)—-—
1
7-31
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.,
12 72 %
(final)
(quar.)
preferred
4.907c
1
1
Power,
Pacific
preferred
A
—a.
(quar.)__—r
Ltd.—
Gas
87 ¥ZC
preferred
67c
Skelly Oil
(quar.)
of Indiana,
4.327c
8-15
$1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
5674C
472%'
7-31
—
175c
45c
$1.0674
__
51.0674
7-31
8-15
5%
••
9-22
9-22
8-31
8-15
9-10
8-15
8-18
10-6
9- 8
9-8
7-31
7-15
8-24
474c/c
8-15
$25c
(increased quar.)
Co., com.
class
474%
Co.
Sierra
-tu.—
preferred (quar.)———
prelerred (quar.i___.
72%
2
15c
preferred iquar. 1
Sidney Blumenthal—see Blumenthal
1
8-
8-15
99-
6%
United
2
9-
—————————
Extra
2
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)———
Public Service Co.
9-
2
4%
2
65c
(quar.)———
of
preferred
4V47c
Ltd.
Co.
Co.
99-
$1
America,
Gamble
&
Service
Public
9-30
9-30
60c
(quar.)
of
12-11
35c
common
Coke
&
Gas
1-2-54
7-15
2
(quar.)
of America
Sherwin Williams
—
dep. receipts for ord. shares
Mines of B. C., Ltd
Portland
9-11
—_______
(quar.)—
Corp.,
9-11
10-
8-25
Un ted
—
(quar.)__^——i'2
A
Fuel Investments,
10-
i38c
25c
(quar.)
common
Electric Coal Cos,
$75c
—
Corp.
Class
United
10-
10-15
7V2c
!
(quar.)__.
United
$27 ¥20
iquar.)—'
Sheraton
12-11
1
10-
25c
Associates,
&
1
1-2-54
40c
(quar.)
Scale
B
Extra
&
Pioneer Gold
Pneumatic
Class
preferred
(quar.)
com,
Corps., Ltd., class B_.___.-__xlOc
3
+50c
—
A
(quar.i______
America,
7-17
$56 V4C
—
9- 1
9-15
9- 1
9-1
$1 1272
(q,uar.)_
preferred
of
Co.
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
common
3
8-
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Stock dividend
quar.)
Co.
Johnson
A
8-
Biscuit
United
8-17
8-17
Ltd.—
Brewery,
Winnipeg
Class
8-31
25c
——■
preferred series A (quar.)—
prelerred series B (quar.)
Shea's
2
7-31
iquar,)____—
Insulated WireCo.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Amer.
9-
(quar.)
common
Philadelphia
$4
8-11
1
—
pref.
Phillips
1
9-10
—
2nd preferred
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
Pheoll
9-
9-10
1
10c
472%
10-
1
10-
7%c
*
—
Co
Leather
10-15
10-
Lines,
convertible
Series
10c
50c
SI.25
25c
$1.1272
50c
(quar.)_
Corp., 57c
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-10
8-14
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-3
$1
9272C
87V2c
—„
of Calif.
Co.
Oil
472%
3IV4C
(quar.)—:———
Inc.
Seton
$2.121/2
'
Common
Coip
9-10
25c
non-cum.
$1
Radio
1
$1.75
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
$4.50
1st preferred
(quar.) —— ———
$4.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)—
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.) —
$4
preferred
10-
50c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Corp., common—
(quar.)
Acceptance
Servomechanisms,
4UC
(quar. )—
RR._——
Valley
5%
Sentinel
$1.50
preferred (quar.)—™
——
salt wtig. Co. (quar.)—
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co. (quar.)——
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfd. iquar.,i_
Bureau
—
$1.25
5%
Co.
(initial)
common
new
30c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com.
Securities
10-24
t75c
--
Co.,
(quar.i
Roebuck & Co.
Sears,
7-25
Pennsylvania
&
10-24
3272C
—
Surety
Seagrave Corp.
7-26
11-15
32 v2C
(quar.)——-
common
Pebples Drug Stores, Inc.
8-15
33c
(quar.)——
Peeria
10-24
Oil
Seaboard
7-25
11-15
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)-—,—.——
(Del.)
Seaboard
_—
(quar.)
Permutit
8-15
25c
preferred
preferred
$1.30 preferred
Ltd.,
9-10
1
—-
$1.32
preferred
Ho-
25c
i quar.i
$1.32
Penman's
sinking
S5.75
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
tl
8-28
9-11
preferred (quar.)—.——
preferred iquar.)_
fund prelerred (quar.)
——_—
(quar.)__
——
preferred
iquar.)———;
preferred
(quar.)
9-11
Co.,
9-1
(quar.)__—
preferred
10c
Finance
(quar.i
8- 5
11- 5
8-28
9-18
9-18
8- 6
8-3
<Mo.)
Co.
25c
Corp.
50c
$1.1272
(quar.)——
preferred
12 7zc
Peerless
377ac
$1.0674
40c
123'2c
(quar.)
preferred
Carbon Corp.
&
1
8-14
11-16
9-11
9-30
10- 1
8-15
25c
25c
;
common
preferred
$3.70
3-15
15c
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
$4.25
Rubber,
9-
(interim)
com.
Coacn
$1.50: convertible
*35c
——-J*
A
Container corp.,
9-
Temper Corp.,
$31 ¥4 c
(quar.)
common
9-25
60c
■;—
(quar.)_„
9-
1
7-15
9-
8- 4
(Dallas. Texasi-
a—
——
True
Twin
——.—
Inc.—
8- 3
—
—
Quarterly
8-21
.
pfd.
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
40c
6 3 34c
67c
Petroleum,
Transtates
1
———
———
Ltd.,
Co.
preferred
Seaboard
11-
i,
Pipe Line—
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
1
30c
preferred
A
34 74C
(quar.}_.__
85c
$2.25
10-16
——————————-
Co._,
10c
preferred
Wiicox
&
(quar.)
iquar.)
series
$4.50
1
——-
(quar.)
preferred
Common
8-26
11-
._——
preferred
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
7-24
5
8-
3
12-
12-15
$1
iquar.)
Transcontinental Gas
8-26
9-10
75c
Co.—
Mfg,
3.65%
30c
—
35c partic. pid.
Inc.,
Co.— '
prior
Coal
Stow
Scovill
37 72c
iquat.;
(quar.)
A
convertible
5%
9-15
7-31
(quar.
iquar.)
Co.
Dillon
30c
class
Drug,
Peabody
1
preferred
$3.40
4.30%
(quar.)—
Parkview
Scotten
10-
$1
77ac
Distillers Cuijj.
Co.,
Pen
8-14
8-31
9-
Corp.—
Tiliord
Parker
(quar.)
com.
1
8-14
6272C
—
non-cumulative
4 ¥2%
Park &
_
Scott
5
8-
8-20
25c
Schering Corp.
———
Paper Co., common (increased quar.) —
$4 preferred iquar.)—
—•—
—
1
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Co.
aneraton
Para
8-
Corp.—
Oil
tquar.)____Eastern Pipe Line,
Panhandle
Park
7-20
8-15
—
preferred
4%
8-15
35c
Pacific
Co.
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Townsend
Holderi
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec
Holder»
When
Per
Holder 1
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
Monday, August 3, 1953
...
(530)
50
Less Jamaica
y
Corrected
-JBritish
income
tax.
income tax.
payment
or
holders of
tiTOyn
record dates are reported
innnrrant
her*
.
Volume 178
Number 5243
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 41
(P.
Brent, Ala.
1
Bond
Sale—The
mortgage
bonds
$128,000
natural
offered
O.
gas
Bond
first
revenue
June-5—v.
177, p.
2399—were
awarded
to
Sterne,
Agee & Leach, of Birmingham, as
4 Vis and 41;>s, at a price of
par.
Sale—The
National
$37,000
build¬
Bank
of
Arizona,
ARKANSAS
Mena,
Bond
composed
group
Mohr
4
Bank,
mingham;
99.29,
2%,
as
basis
a
at a price of
about
2.87%.
of
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953.
Due- semi¬
annually from Aug. 1, 1954 to Feb.
1, 1963, inclusive.
the
for
(CST)
of
purchase
$775,000 water works and Sewage
improvement revenue bonds.
&
Famish, First National
both of Montgomery, and
Watkins, Morrow & Co., of Bir¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
Aug.
on
July 22 to a
of \ Thornton,
"
■
!
California
Sale—An
000
building
the
Bank
Bond
Springs,
Sale
The
—
Trust
of
$295,-
sold
was
America
to
National
& Savings Association, of
Francisco,
as
3 Vis.
Dated
San
Ala.
$600,000
June 9, 1953.
Due
June 9 from
on
1955
to 1958 inclusive.
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
tems mortgage revenue bonds of¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
fered
July 29—v. 178, p. 339— ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
were
Sutcliffe, of San
awarded to a group headed Herrington
Francisco. .■*
by Thornton, Mohr, & Farish, of
Montgomery, as 43/4S, at a price
Garvey School District, Los
of 93.91, a basis of about 5.25%.
Angeles County, Calif.
{amount
reduced
water works
Other
•
from
and
$-325,000)
natural
members
of
gas
the
sys¬
and
group:
Bond
Sale—The $160,000 build¬
Hendrix
& Mayes,-Stubbs, Smith
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178,
Lombardo, both of Birmingham,; p. 339—were awarded to the Bank
Lyons & Shafto, of New York of America National Trust & Sav¬
&
■
City.
St.
Harold
Paul,
Wood
&
Barcus,
Co.,
of
Kindred
&
Chicago.
of
Co.,
E.
and
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
3%s, at a price of 101.06, a
basis
ALASKA
of
Glendale
Los
Anchorage, Alaska
Bond
Offering
City
non,
sealed
Standard
the
Manager,
bids
until
Time)
purchase
divided
of
will
6
Shan¬
receive
(Pacific
Aug. 12 for
p.m.
on
$1,150,000 bonds,
follows:
as
$600,000 telephone bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1965 in¬
Callable
clusive.
on
and
after
10 years from date of issue.
350,000
library bonds.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Callable
10 years
on
and
after
bids
Callable
The
bonds
on
and after
date of issue.
for
Legality
Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Indep.
Sch.
Dist.,
Alaska
Bond
•
•
Fitz-
M.
gerald, Clerk of the Board of Directors,
will
receive
sealed
bids
10
Time)
on
p.m.
(Pacific Standard
Aug. 12 for the purchase
i$2,500.000 building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Sept. 1
of
from
1954 to
1973 inclusive.
after
and
of
issue.
10
years
(M-S)
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
Seattle.
/
•;
Legality
approved
by
Preston.
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz, of Seattle.
the
(P.
O. Phoenix), Ariz.
— Rhea
Averill,
Offering
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
-
-
,
bonds.
of
County's
fiscal
agen¬
City or Chicago,
option of the holder.
at the
on
of
Dated
Aug.
$125,000
July
1,
13
for
the
building
1953.
Due
County
Elementary Sch.
Dist., Monterey County, Calif.
Bond
Maricopa Unified Sch. Dist., Kern
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000 build¬
bonds
offered
San
&
July
21
were
syndicate headed by
a
Bank
of
America
Savings
Francisco,
National
as
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
cipal and
at
interest
Prin¬
County
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Other members of the syndicate:
Blyth & Co., San Francisco; Secu¬
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles;
R. H. Moulton & Co.,
Weeden & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg,
all of San
Francisco; C. N. White & Co., of
Oakland; Fred D. Blake & Co.,
of
Los Angeles;
Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, and
Jones,
Cosgrove
&
Miller,
of
Los
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Bond
Offering —C. C. Eastin,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Modesto, until
2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase
of
Dated June
June
on
$35,000
:
15 from
clusive.
15,
Principal
(J-D)
payable
1973
and
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his office
at
until
9
in
Los
(CDST)
a.m.
Angeles,
Aug. 4
for the purchase of $300,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1954
on
to
in¬
1976
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office
at
or
fiscal
the
of
any
Chicago,
or
Mountain
the
at
Legality apby Orrick, Dahlquist, Hernngton, & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
County's
City
option
of
the
Bond
Bond
bonds
American
Trust
issue
of
$94,000
sold
was
Co.,
to
San
the
Fran¬
Aug.
$310,000
her
at
until
on
will
in
Ba-
(CDST)
a.m.
the
building
receive
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
Due from 1954 to
19-36 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
7,
terest
1953.
Elementary School District,
County, Calif.
Vuburn.
until
2
(CDST) on
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $67,p.m.
building.bonds.
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1,
1
from
Princinal
1955 to
and
int¬
(A-O) payable at the Coun¬
on
July 1 from 1954 to 1973 incluPrincipal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
ty
oroved by
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
office.
disco.
Treasurer'^ office.
~
Legality
ap-
Orrick, Dahlquist, Her!T
1
CONNECTICUT
Middletown, Conn.
J.
11
office
in
Santa
(CDST)
a.m.
Ana,
Aug. 11
on
Bond
receive
of
bonds.
Due
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1978
on
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
Unified
Solano
Beach
T.
—
bonds.
at
10:30
for
his
the
ing
office
in
purchase
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Hartford-Connecti¬
of
Diego,
Aug. 11
on
$6,000 build¬
Dated Aug. 15, 1951.
Aug. 15 in 1965 and 1966.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
on
able
of
to
1960
Bond
the
County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
at
bonds
Sale—The
40,000 41/4S. Due
1961
50,000
1968
to
4s.
Due
to
1973
San Diegvito
Sept.
on
1
$22,000
build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178
on
Sept.
1
Kern
Kern
Bond
Union
County,
Offering
County
Weston
sealed
bids
kersfield,
Vera
—
Clerk,
July
at
office
her
11
until
receive
in
Ba-
(CDST)
a.m.
7,
1964
1953.
from
Due
inclusive.
1956
tc
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
bacher &
offered
to
&
jointly, at
interest
Marshall,
of
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9
(CDST)
a.m.
Aug. 4 for
on
purchase of $600,000 building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Due
Sept.
on
(M-S)
to
1977 in¬
Principal
and
payable
at
the
clusive.
interest
1
from
Treasurer's
the
office
county's
New
1954
York
agencies
of
about
a
3.89%,
net
Co., of New York City, jointly, as
a price of 100.32, a basis
about
of
2-46%.
DELAWARE
New Castle
County (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
Bond Sale—The
and
offered
July
28—v.
were
awarded
to
to
1957
on
Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
178,
bonds
p.
340—
group
a
com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Blair>
Rollins
&
Co.,
and
Ira
Haupt & Co., all of New York
City,
2%s, at
as
basis
a
of
a
about
price of 101.86,
2.50%.
Starke, Fla.
Bond
Sale
Water
Box
3,
Dist.
(P. O.
177,
Offering—Samdel
Frank¬
lin, President of the Board of Di¬
will
rectors,
until 6 p.m.
the
receive
(CDST)
purchase
of
sealed
bids
Aug. 8 for
$35,000
water
on
bonds.
works
on
Bank
&
of
America
ILLINOIS
Belvidere,
awarded
to
Francisco,
offered
$146,000 build¬
July 23 were
Co., of San
at a price of
Kaiser &
as
3s,
III.
Offering—F. L.
Clerk,
until
Shattuck,
receive sealed
p.m.
(CST)
on
will
7:30
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $60,000
ornamental street lighting system
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1954
to
1965
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at such bank or
trust company in Illinois as may
be designated by the purchaser
and acceptable to the city.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bloomington, III.
Bond Sale—The $1,285,000
&
Joaquin County, Calif.
Sale—The
as
'
Le¬
Elementary School District,
bonds
rev¬
16—v.
$40,000 sewer bonds to the Florida
I
Bank, of Starke, as 4s, at par.
80,000 utility revenue bonds to
Hassett-Neu
Co.,
of
Des
Moines, as 4s, at par.
revenue
—v.
Bond
June
awarded
National
Savings Association.
gality approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
ing
$120,000
follows:
bids
California
The
offered
2399—were
p.
City
125, Saugus),
—
bonds
enue
Bond
Verde
bonds
offered
water
July
27
178, p. 247—were awarded to
of Halsey, Stu¬
William Blair &
Co., Central Republic Co., R. S.
Dickson
&
Co., and McMaster,
Hutchinson & Co., all of Chicago,
group composed
a
&
art
at
a
Co.
Inc.,
price of 100.012, a net inter¬
2.92%, as follows:
est cost of about
Whittier
$215,000 3s.
Elementary Sch. Dist., Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
1954
sewer
improvement
at
or
any
Sale—The
$500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178,
$55,000 4%s. Due
$1,139,500
system
holder's option.
as
follows:
247—
p.
Mercantile
2V2S, at
of
in
Chicago,
fiscal
City
County
at
or
Seattle,
price of 100.01,
a
cost
178,
the
St. Louis, and Rand &
FLORIDA
build¬
Co., San Francisco, and
July 30—v.
awarded
100.05.
Foster
p.
Chase
(P. O. Bridgeport), Conn.
Dist., Los
Angeles County, Calif.
San
Sale—The $421,000
178,
the
to
Torrance Unified Sch.
California
Bond
July 28—v.
Sale—The $585,000 school
town hall-fire
house bonds
and
Gib¬
K.
will
Aug. 11 for the purchase of
$60,000
building
bonds.
Datec
Woods
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
p. 246—were awarded to Schwa-
[y
Bond
Calif.
on
the
District, San Diego County,
.
of about 2.22%.
Sch. Dist.,
Trust
Union High School
Britain, Conn.
awarded
246 — were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco.
from
inclusive.
Mid¬
p.
from
inclusive.
at the
or
Bank,
National Bank of New York City,
as 2 Vis, at a price of
100.16, a basis
Trust Co.,
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1966
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at either the Newhall or Los Angeles branches of
Sept. 1 from
on
National
offered
340—were
were
Sonoma School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond
Co., Hartford,
Sale—The $700,000 sewer,
and
public
improvement
street
office.
Due
inclusive.
Trust
New
bonds.
Due
Bond
cost
Aug. 1, 1953. Due
from 1955 to 1972 in¬
1
clusive.
Sexton,
San
(CDST)
a.m.
District,
100.04, a net interest
4.10%, as follows:
Dated
Aug.
on
Calif.
H.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
noon
District,
County,
Offering
until
dletown.
School
San Diego
Bond
bids
F.
will
Aug. 5 for the purchase
$440,000 South Farms school
cut
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
p.
246—were awarded to Taylor
& Co., of Beverly Hills, at a price
sealed
Middletown
Angeles.
Bernard
—
Treasurer,
on
Los
Val
School
City
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Route
of
and
Offering
O'Rourke,
(DST)
office.
Offering—Lillian Rechen-
County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at her office in
B.
—
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
'
San
of
the
Gib¬
K.
office
11
for
11
1969
nacher,
erest
kersfield,
1954
1
>
Lcomis
1973
Clerk,
bids
District,
Calif.
Vera
—
$20,000 4V2S. Due
County, Calif.
Sale—An
cisco.
1953.
Offering
County
July
School
County,
about
Larkspur School District,
100
View
Kern
San
oroved
building
until
agencies in New York
Ramona
County
his
at
son,
in¬
interest
the
at
Chicago; California Bank of
Angeles, and Kaiser & Co., of
Francisco, as 3s, at a price
100.87, a basis of about 2.91%.
Los
for the purchase of $960,000 build¬
County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Due
1953.
to
Treasurer's -office.
Marin
bids
building
1954
Offering
Southern
Angeles
Bond
son.
District,
15
Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Montebello Unified School District,
sealed
School
Aug.
on
County, Calif.
Bond
bids
(J-D)
payable
Treasurer's office.
the
&
Union
Due
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
Association, of
3V2S, at a price
100.29, a basis of about 3.44%.
Dated June 9, 1953. Due on June 9
ing bonds offered July 27—v. 178,
p. 246—were awarded to Weeden
Keyes
3%s.
of
Santa Ana High Sch. Dist.,
Qrange
of
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
Co., of San Francisco.
Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
on
1971
ing
Treasurer's office.
Union
sive.
the
Principal
payable
at
holder.
Greenfield
Bond
2
Angeles,
Aug. 4
Principal and
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
of
ARIZONA
No.
on
Placer
Maricopa County School District
Bond
Los
cies in New York
Principal and in¬
payable at the Se-
terest
; attle
(M-S)
.
inclusive.
County
any
from
on
date
interest
Ostly,
Call¬
able
.
1978
bonds.
Offering—Ruth
until
in
(CDST)
purchase
interest
ap¬
Preston,
Anchorage
District,
dated
tional Bank, Seattle.
by
office
a.m.
the
to
'
proved
School
$2,000,000
building bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
1953.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954
Sept. 1,
1953. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the 'Seattle-First Naare
his
9
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1965
on
to
126,000
Pasadena.
Angeles County, Calif.
at
until
from date of issue.
paving bonds.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
Unified
Los
and
County Clerk, will receive sealed
200,000
five years from
3.62%.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
George
—
about
in
Angeles,
until 9 a.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $60,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Trust
issue
bonds
of
his office
at
awarded to
••
,
Union
bids
Beardsley Sch. Dist., Kern County the
Bond
240,000 4s. Due
1958
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ing
CALIFORNIA
■
Dist., Los Angeles
inclusive.
Ark
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
Sch.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Due
Alabama
Warrant Sale—An issue of $285,000 State gasoline tax anticipation
wks sold
Nietos
County, Calif.
Phoenix.
County (P. O. Tuscumbia),
warrants
Los
Ariz.
ing bonds offered July 23—v. 178,
p. 94—were awarded to the First
*
Colbert
Phoenix),
-
p.
340—were awarded
to
a
composed of First National
1962
to
Due on Sept. 1
430,000 2%s.
1965
to
group
640,000 3s.
Bank
1970
to
Due
1969
Due
1976
frori^
inclusive.
1964
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
Sale—The
Bond
ries
$15,000,000 se¬
superhighway bonds of¬
July 28—v. 178, p. 191—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
D,
fered
were
Chicago, as
a basis of about 2.89%.
ter,
syndicate:
Continental Illinois National Bank
(CST)
until
bids
1
chase
Co., First National Bank,
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, all
tion
Chicago;
Chemical Bank &
Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
both of New York; First National
Bank, of Portland; White, Weld &
000
15,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Dated
of
Trust
Co., Shields & Co., both of New
York; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, of Chicago; R. W. Pressprich & Co., of New York; City
National
Bank
& Trust Co., of
both of New York.
National
American
Trust
&
Bank
Chicago; Andrews
8c Wells, Inc., King, Quirk & Co.,
"E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co., Shearson,1
Hammill & Co., all of New York;
Co.,
of
v'Paul H. Davis & Co., of Chicago;
Robert. W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Mil¬
of
Shelby Cullom Davis &
Co.,
of
New
York;
Dempsey-;
Tegeler & Co., of St. Louis; John;
Small & Co., of New York; Ful- j
waukee;
ton, Reid &
Co., of Cleveland;
Farwell, Chapman & Co., of Chi¬
cago; C. S. Ashmun Co., of Min¬
neapolis, and Julien Collins & Co.,:
of Chicago.
St. Louis,
East
Not
Bonds
submitted
tary
III.
Sold—No
for
bids
were
the $2,240,000
sani-,
improvement bonds of- j
247.
sewer
fered July 29—v. 178, p.
Evanston, III.
Bond
Offering—Joseph L. Rose,
Commissioner
of
Public
Works,
will
receive
7:30
sealed
bids
gan
Legal¬
Notes
MARYLAND
p.
&
(P. O.
Wicomico County
at a
basis of about
Chesterton),
Bond
Town
until
100.15,
a
Offering—W.
Bond
ceive
sealed
(CST)
bids
Aug.
on
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $20,000 water works rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
semi-annually
1955,
Bonds
and
1,
from
July 1,
inclusive.
1974,
maturing
thereafter
Jan.
est
Jan.
to
July
on
are
1,
callable
1960,
of
as
1, 1960.
Principal and inter¬
payable at the Chester-
(J-J)
Ion
State Bank, Chesterton.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord
Ice
&
ment
IOWA
Taxation
of
Corpora¬
and
Bond
bids
offered July
were
the
Ind.
office
of
Snyder, Esq., 208 Lindsey Bldg.,
Jefferson ville, until 7 p.m. (CST)
Aug.
18
$360,000
first
; building
.
^
'
1953.
for
the
purchase
mortgage
bonds.
Dated
of
school
Aug.
7,
Due
as
composed
&
cipal
at
and
the
interest
Citizens
1960.
(J-J)
Trust
Due
1974
to
on Sept. 5
inclusive.
ma¬
are
Prin¬
payable
Company
T.
Joseph
c/o
bids
sealed
group
Co., Blair, Rollins & Co., and
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
bonds
offered
$31,000
July
sewer
27
were
awarded to the White-Phillips Co.,
of Davenport, as
2V2S, at a price
of 100.76, a basis of about 2.36%.
The
bonds
dated
are
on
July
Nov.
1
•
from
inclusive1.
Principal
and interest payable at
the Town
to
1963
Treasurer's
office.
Sept.
1,
able
of
Bank
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
University of Massachusetts Bldg.
Association
received
at
Association's
F.
the
financial
19
Inc.,
Rutter,
office
of
will
the
W.
agents,
St.,
Congress
Boston, until noon on Aug. 6 for
$550*000 dormi¬
tory No. 12 bonds, 7th series. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬
the
purchase of
clusive.
Due
on
awarded
340—were
to
a
2.20s,
as
at
receive
the
Aug.
on
1,
Hawkins,
price
of
100.31,
a
Due
on
Note
Housing
Offering
Laughlin,
Peter
Chairman,
bids
at
the
Bond
until 8 p.m.
a.m.
and
Mass.
Mc¬
of
(DST)
Chicago.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1955.
proved.- by.,: Ropes;
Dated
Aug.
1,
1953.
April 1 from 1954 to 1971
Bonds maturing in 1965
are
optional. Prin¬
interest (A-O) to be
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Due
•
(EST) on Aug. 12 for
thereafter
cipal
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman &, Cutler, of
25,
Kis-
purchase of $1,000,000 build¬
on
the
Legality
Gray,
were
Moore 8c
MacArthur & Co.y
Gil-*
Township Fractional School
2 (P. O.
R. F. D.
Raisin
District No.
Adrian), Mich. Offering—Gerald H. Cald-
No. 3,
Bond
.
well, Director, will receive
ap¬
Best,
Aug.
15,
1953, and due on
from 1954 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1958 and
thereafter are callable as of April
1
1, 1957. Principal and interest pay¬
at a bank or trust company
able
designated by the purchaser.
and
Paddock
&
Stone,
of
De¬
troit.
Southeastern
Oakland County
Garbage and Rubbish Authority
(P. O. 23646 Woodward Ave.,
Pleasant Ridge), Mich.
Bond Offering—Ashton J. Berst,
Secretary
receive
of the
sealed
Authority, will
bids until
11
a.m.
Aug. 11 ,for the purchase
of
$1,800,000 incinerating
plant
revenue bonds.
At a previous of¬
(EST)
on
fering of $1,950,000 bonds on July
22, no bids were received. Lower
construction costs have made it
designated by the successful possible for the Authority to re¬
Legality
approved
by duce the amount of the bonds to
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, be sold.
pany
bidder.
of Detroit.
Southfield
Gogebic County (P. O.
Bessemer), Mich.
on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $900,000 notes.
Dated Aug. 11,
1953.
Jan.
W.
inclusive.
Housing Board, 90 Tremont
St., Boston, until 11
Offering—Frank
Due
pur¬
will receive
office
(P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
bonds.
T.
-
Co., of Lansing.
bert &
field,
Fractional Union Sch. Dist. No. 1
ing
Dated
March 1
Authority,
—
McDonald
—
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
and Harrison Townships
the
from 1955 to 1962 inclusive.
Everett
Clinton
will
the
notes.
to
offered
bonds
178, p. 248
v.
Kenower,
to be
MICHIGAN
noon
until
for
13
$80,000
1953.
H.
Authority,
bids
sealed
of
State
a
sell, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Massachusetts
of
—
both of Detroit, and Donovan,
April
Haleyville Housing Authority,
Secretary
Co.,
dated
from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Second National Bank
Offering—V.
9
bids until 8 p.m.
1
Note
building
and
group
1953.
1,
Bond
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Boston,
Sept.
No.
Dist.
O. ..Ovid), Mich.
Sale—The $150,000 school
(P.
the Second
will re¬
Boston,
Sch.
Fractional
awarded
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
were
Middlebury Townships:
Ovid and
July 23
Massachusetts
—
the First of Michigan)
to
Corp., Detroit.
site
Amherst),
O.
(P.
offeree®
bonds
178, p. 341
v.
—
awarded
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the National
Shawmut
1953.
Dated
sealed
1,
dated
are
street
assessment
July 27
bonds
basis of about 2.15%.
St.,
March
Burlington, Iowa
Sale—The
clusive.
The
Muskegon, Mich.
$98,000 special
Sale—The
Bond
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Cof¬
fin & Burr, all of New York City,
of
Bank
chase
West
on
Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
(CST)
about 2.47%.
Due
111
Sept.
a
bonds.
school
sive.
200,000 airport bonds to
Bond
inclusive.
sealed
(EST) on Aug. 3
West Springfield, Mass.
for the purchase of $38,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 water
ing bonds.
The 'issue, which was
C. bonds offered July 29—v. 178, p. originally offered on July 17, is
Des Moines, and the
White-Phillips
Co.,
Daven¬ of Boston. Legality approved by
port,
as 214 s, at a
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
price of Storey,
100.19, a basis of about 2.22%. Dodge, of Boston.
1954
of July 1,
1965
from
until 11
a.m. (DST) on Aug. 4 for the pur¬
chase
of
$280,000 school bonds.
Chicago,
Bank,
Jan.
as
—
Treasurer,
Town
National
National
Bank,
Offering
Franklin
group
a
Moines
1953, and mature
1, 1975 inclusive. Bonds
turing in 1962 and thereafter
248
of the Harris Trust
Savings
Iowa-Des
semi-annually on Jan. 1
and July 1 from Jan. 1, 1956, to
-callable
$700,000 bonds
178, p.
follows:
23—v.
awarded
Pointer
&
en
ceive
$500,000 bridge bonds to
Offering—W. B. Tischenat
214 s.
1,545,000
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Duxbury, Mass.
Bond
Jones,
Iowa
Sale—The
1973
380,000
inclusive.
Waterloo,
xJorf, President, will receive seal¬
ed
1963
to
Curtis, all of Chicago, as 2V2S,
at a price of 100.20, a basis of
Corporation (P. O. Jeff erson¬
Bond
1,.
Sept.
on
of
Boston, Mass.
composed of Halsey, Stuart &
Township Sch. Bldg
ville),
Due
1964.
by the Director of Accounts,
ness
tions of Massachusetts.
Davenport Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Jeffersonville
2%s.
140,000
—
Legality
Gleysteen &
Nelson, of Sioux City.
Miller,
will re¬
for
1 from*
Due on Sept.
1963 inclusive.
to
—
R.
until
13
1953.
genuine¬
to
as
follows:
as
$1,020,000 3s.
F.
Board
of
President
approved by Harper,
Ind.
Clerk-Treasurer,
a
165,000 214 s.
Due on Sept. 1,.
Messick, Department of Taxation and Cor¬
1975.
County porations of Massachusetts.
Kalamazoo School District, Mich.
Union County (P. O. Liberty), Ind. Commissioners, will receive seal¬
Note Sale
The $400,000 tax
New Bedford, Mass.
ed bids until 11
a.m.
(DST) on
Bond Offering — G. Branden¬
Bond Sale—The $317,000 sewer anticipation notes offered July 22
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $1,were awarded to the First Nation¬
burg, County Auditor, will receive
construction
bonds offered July
900,000 public school bonds. Dated
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
28—v. 178, p. 341—were awarded al Bank & Trust Co., of Kalama¬
Sept. 1, 1953.
Due on Sept. 1
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $37,to
the
Harris Trust
& Savings zoo, at 2% interest.
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
000 bridge bonds.
Dated July 1,
Macomb County (P. O. Mount
cipal and interest (M-S) payable Bank, Chicago, as 2.70s, at a price
1953.
Due
semi-annually
from
of 100.50, a basis of about 2.63%.
Clemens), Mich.
at the County Treasurer's office.
July 1, 1954, to July 1, 1963, in¬
Bond Sale—The $385,710 special
Legality approved by Niles, Bar¬
Newton, Mass.
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
assessment district paving bondston, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Balti¬
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
proved by Ross,7' McCord, Ice &
offered July 23—v. 178, p. 248—
more.
offered July 29 were awarded to
Miller, of Indianapolis.
were
awarded to a group
com¬
the
Newton-Waltham Bank &
MASSACHUSETTS
posed of Kenower, MacArthur &
Wayne Township School Township
Trust Co., of Newton, at
1.294%
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., H. V.
(P. O. Fort Wayne), Ind.
discount.
Acton, Mass.
Sattley & Co., and Shannon & Co.,.
Bond Offering—George C. Bond,
The
notes mature
on
Nov. 5, all of
Note Sale
The $100,000 gym¬
Detroit, as 5s, at a price of
Township
Trustee,
will
receive nasium construction notes offered 1953.
100.003, a basis of about 4.99%.
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
July 29 were awarded to the Clin¬
Saugus, Mass.
Manistee School District, Mich.
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $233,- ton Trust
Bond
Offering — Phyllis E.
Co., Clinton, as 2s, at a
Bond Sale—The $360,000 build¬
000 school building bonds.
Dated
price of 100.05, a basis of about
Dodge, Town Treasurer, will re¬ ing bonds offered July 27—v. 178,.
July 10, 1953. Due semi-annually 1.98%.
ceive sealed bids care of The Na¬
from July 1, 1954 to Jan. 1, 1964
p. 248—were awarded to Barcus^
The notes are dated Aug. 1, 1953
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston,
Kindred & Co., of Chicago.
inclusive.
Principal and interest and mature on Aug. 1 from 1954
Trust Dept., 40 Water St., Boston,
(J-J) payable at the Lincoln Na¬ to 1958 inclusive. Principal and
until 11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 5 for
Marquette School District, Mich.
tional
Bank
&
Trust Co., Fort
interest payable
at the National the purchase of $2,180,000 bonds,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
Wayne.
Legality
approved
by Shawmut Bank, Boston. Certified
divided as follows:
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178,.
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of as to
genuineness and validity by
p. 341—were awarded to Barcus^
$1,800,000
school project bonds.
Indianapolis.
the Director of Accounts, Depart¬
Kindred & Co., of Chicago.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to
of
price
R. R.
Offering —H.
Certified
Boston.
Salisbury), Md.
2.09%.
1954
O.
100.05,
2.23%,
Principal and interest payable at
the Merchants National Bank of
■/>
& Trust
price of
net interest cost of about
City, and Wachovia Bank
Co., Winston-Salem, at a
notes.
15,
York:
New
of
all
Co.,
Weeden & Co., San Fran¬
cisco; R. L. Day & Co., of Boston;:
J. G. White & Co., Green, Ellis;
& Anderson, both of New York.
1956
Aug.
dated
are
&
Co.„
&
Co., Hayden„
City;.
1958 inclusive.
Aug.
on
Kuhn,
Co.,
Stone
15 from 1954 to
Due
of
Loeb
composed
group
Trust
inclusive.
drainage
surface
15,000
disposal
2T
to
Guaranty-
sewage
Francis I. duPont &
White,
receive
(DST) on
15 from 1954 to 1965
City, or at the Whitney Na¬
tional Bank, New Orleans.
Co., of Terre Haute, as 2V8S,
INDIANA
Acres (P.
bids until 5 p.m.
sealed
Bond Offering — J. E. BaumNote Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
gartner, Secretary of the Board of offered
•divided as follows:
July 27 were awarded to
Directors, will receive sealed bids
a group composed of First Boston
<$775,000 fire station bonds. Due until 10:30 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 12
Corp., Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
on
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1970 for
the
purchase
of
$2,750,000
aoth of New York City; Rocklandinclusive.
building bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
Atlas National
Bank, Merchants
100,000 street equipment bonds. 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to
National Bank and Boston
Safe
Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to
1973 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Deposit & Trust Co., all of Boston,
1960 inclusive.
terest
payable
at
the
District
at 1.92% interest, plus a premium
100,000 garbage equipment bonds. Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Of $52.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1960 inclusive.
The notes are
dated July 30,
Chicago.
1953 and mature on Nov. 18, 1953.
The
bonds
are
dated
May 1,
Lawton Consolidated Independent
1953. Principal and interest
(M-N)
Dedham, Mass.
School District, Iowa
"payable at any bank in Evanston
Bond Sale—The $88,000 sewer
*>r Chicago
Bonds Not Sold—The
issue of
mutually agreeable to
bonds offered July 28—v. 178, p.
the city and the successful bidder. $16,000
building
bonds
offered 340—were awarded to R. L. Day
JLegality approved by Chapman & July 28 was not sold.
& Co., of Boston, as 214 s, at a
^Cutler, of Chicago.
The bonds are dated
Aug. 1, price of 100.14, a basis of about
1953 and mature on Aug. 1 from
2.23%.
Dune
a
inclusive.
1963
to
p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 17 for
purchase of $97.5,000 bonds,
the
will
Treasurer,
ler, of Chicago.
July 28—v. 178,
awarded to Boyer
247—were
Chicago; Barr Brothers & Co., of
York; Trust Co. of Georgia,
.Atlanta; Dominick & Dominick,
of New York; City National Bank
fc Trust Co., of Kansas City; First
Securities Company of Chicago;
Hirsch
&
Co., Reynolds & Co.,
New
Note
obligation
system
bonds offered July
—v. 178, p. 248—were awarded
Millbury, Mass.
Offering—Wm. T.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
offered
178, p.
L. Day
R.
2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.89%.
a
Town
$100,000 sewer
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
awarded to
Principal Aug. 5 for the purchase of $75,000
and interest (M-S) payable at the notes, divided as follows:
Citizens National Bank, of Mor¬ $60,000 school notes. Due on Aug.
Haute, Ind.
Terre
100.27,
on
of $200,hospital bonds. Dated Sept.
1953. Due on Sept. 15 from
1954
semi¬
Due
1953.
1,
Aug.
(CST)
p.m.
Aug. 14 for the purchase
annually from July 1, 1954, to
Jan.
1, 1968, inclusive.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
& Trust
until 7:30
bids
ed
p.m.
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
of $130,000 general obliga¬
sewer
construction
bonds.
on
sidewalk eral
and
pavement
Sale—The $2,870,000 gen¬
Bond
& Co., Boston, as
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
will
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
receive
Other members of the
Offering—Elizabeth Grace
Bond
The $80,000 mac¬
—
offered July 28—v.
bonds
341—were
Russo,
Offering—J. Wayne Bax¬
Town
adam
(P. O. Morgan
No. 2
City), La.
Indiana
Bond
Hospital Service
Parish
Mary
District
Indianapolis),
Speedway (P. O.
Northern Trust Co.,
3s, at a price of 100.93,
headed by the
Sale
Bond
St.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Maiden, Mass.
LOUISIANA
Jeffersonville. Le¬
gality approved by Ross; McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bank,
State
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Cook County
,
3, 1953
Monday, August
...
(432)
Note
Sale
—
The
$115,000
Twp.
School
O.
Detroit
tax
anticipation notes offered July 29
submitted for the $1,600,000
178, p. 341—were sold to local ing bonds offered July
p. 248.
banks at 3% interest.
—v.
District
24675 Lahser Road,
19), Mich.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
(P.
.
build¬
29—v: 178,
I.
Volume 178
Number 5243
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(433)
Spring Lake Township Sch. Dist.
Northwestern National
Ho.
National
1
(P. O. Ferrysburg), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
$225,000 buildSing bonds offered July 27—v. 178,
341—were awarded to
ip.
a
group
Bank, First
Cleveland, Miss.
Bank, Midland National
Bond Sale—The $273,000 special
Bank, all of Minneapolis, and the street
improvement bonds offered
First National Bank of St.
Paul, July 21 were awarded to the Bank
at 2.121%
composed of Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
Detroit, Paine, Webber,
.Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, and
Walter J. Wade, Inc., of Grand
Bapids, as 33As.
tooth
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178,
341—were awarded to
p.
a
group
composed of the First of Michigan
Corp.,
McDonald-Moore
E.
H.
Schneider
JKalamazoo,
follows:
as
•"$30,000 3V2S. Due
1956
&
Co.,
Co., all of Detroit,
& Co., of
.and Shannon &
and
3,
to
1959 to
April 1 from
on
1958
1953
and
mature
dated
Oct.
Bond Offering—A. C.
Sale—The
stitution
July
178, p. 193—were awarded
Allison-Williams Co., of Min¬
neapolis.
.
Ho
,,
Barker, Scott &
Minneapolis.
Alexandria), Minn.
Offering—P.
County
L.
Hintzen,
Auditor, will
sealed bids until
•an
Aug.
'.$800,000
12
1:30
for
hospital
receive
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
bonds.
Dated
.July
1,
1953.
Due
semi-annu¬
ally from July 1, 1955 to July 1,
1973
inclusive.
Bonds
maturing
Jan.
1,
1968
and
Ba'rber,
St.
(P. O. Mountain Iron),
thereafter
callable as of
July 1, 1967.
Principal and interest payable at
are
suitable
banking
institution
•designated by the successful bida
awarded
were
—
July 28—v.
by J.
100.05,
apolis,
a
of
the
group:
Co.,
of Minne¬
Minnesota Na¬
Northern
Caldwell, Phillips Co., Harold E.
Wood & Co., both of St.
Paul, and
Wooward-Elwood & Co., of Min¬
neapolis.
St. Louis County
Independent Sch.
District No. 19 (P. O.
Floodwood), Minn.
Offering — Frank Tollgaard, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until noon
(CST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $35,500
building bonds. Dated July 1,1953.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to 1967
St. Louis
Allan
Bond
Moir,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
were
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $930,general
obligation building
foonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on
$700,000 bonds
July 27—v. 178, p. 249—
Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1982 inclusive.
Bonds maturing in 1969 and there¬
after are callable as of Feb.
1,
1968. Principal and interest
awarded
$475,000
<€00
or
special
Williams
200,000
a
-were
to
the
First
9
•'$55,000
school
garage
building
bonds as 2.80s, at a
price of
100.07, a basis of about 2.78%.
315,000 school betterment bonds
at a price of
100.03, a net in¬
terest cost of about
2.90%, as
follows:
Jan.
1
clusive,
on
$10,000 2.80s, due
from
Jan.
1956
and
1
to
$35,000
from
1961
1960
on
in¬
3s,
due
to
1964
Utasca County Ind. Sch. Dist.
No. 2
(P. O. Coleraine), Minn.
Bond
^building
were
Sale
—
bonds
rejected
and
The
for
on
bids
July 13—v. 178,
,p. 249—were later sold to
a
group
composed of Juran & Moody, of
TSt. Paul, Kalman &
Co., Minne¬
3y4s and 3y2S. Dated July
Legality approved
by
&
Trauernicht,
of
Deer
St.
$480,000
The
to
Boston, or at the option of the
holder, at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved
by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
NEW JERSEY
J
Bayonne, N. J.
—
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Allison-Williams Co., J.
M. Dain & Co., Kalman &
Co.,
Piper,
Jaffray
Minneapolis,
&
Hopwood,
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The
$52,000 sewer
system bonds offered June 16—v.
177, p. 2505—were awarded to the
Board'
Land
of
Commis¬
$6,650,000
sew¬
disposal system bonds offered
28—v.
178,
p.
249—were
awarded to a syndicate headed
by
age
July
ehman Bros., New York
City,
taking $6,630,000 bonds as 4s, at a
price
of
100.30,
a
basis of
about
3.96%.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Halsey, Stuart & Co., C. J. Devine
&
Co., White, Weld & Co., R.
W.
Drummond, Mont.
Bond
State
1954
able at the First National Bank
of
Lodge County, County High
all
bonds.*
from
Boston.
Sale
Of the $800,000
high school bonds offered July 27
v.
178, p. 96—a block of $400,000
and
1
bonds
are
dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1953.
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Anaconda), Mont.
were
building
Aug.
Pressprich & Co., Estabrook &
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., Reynolds
& Co., American Securities
Corp.,
Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co., Bache &
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., all of
New
York, Schaffer, Necker &
Co., of Philadelphia, D. A. Pincu's
Silver Bow County School District & Co., Paul Frederick & Co., both
Natchez, Miss.
of New
No.
1
Bond
York, Adams & Hinckley,
Sale—The $50,000 street
(P. O. Butte), Mont.
of Newark,
Bond
Sale
The
Auchincloss, Parker &
improvement bonds offered July
$2,950,000
28—v. 178, p. 342—were awarded school bonds offered July 23—v. Redpath, of New York, F. R. Cole
& Co., J. R. Ross &
to
the
First
National Bank
Co., both of
of 177, p. 2833—were awarded to a
merged syndicate headed by the Newark, Talmage & Co., of New
Memphis.
Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago, Hal- York, E. Ray Allen & Co., of Chi¬
Pearl River County, Carriere Con
sey, Stuart & Co. and Blyth & Co., cago, and Fox, Reusch & Co., of
solidated School District (P. O.
Cincinnati.
both of New York
City, as 3%s, at
Poplarville), Miss.
I
•
'
a price of
100.38, a basis of about
Florham Park School
Bond
Offering
N. C. Rouse,
District, N. J.
3.70%.
Clerk of the Board of
Bond Sale—The
Education,
Other members of the
$550,000 build¬
syndi¬
will receive sealed bids until 10
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178,
cate:
William
Blair
&
Co., of
a.m. (CST) on
Aug. 7 for the pur¬ Chicago, Harriman
p. 249—were awarded to a group
Ripley & Co.,
chase
of
$7,000
school
bonds.
Inc., Foster & Marshall, of Seattle, composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on
New York
Aug Braun,
City, Ryan, Hanauer &
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
1 from 1954 to 1960 inclusive.
Co., and Van Deventer Bros., Inc.,
Boettcher & Co., of
Denver, R. S.
both of Newark,
Dickson & Co., of Chicago, J. M
taking $549,000
Yazoo County (P. O. Yazoo
bonds as 3V2S, at a price of
Dain & Co., of
100.27,
Minneapolis, Har¬
City), Miss.
a basis of about
3.45%.
Bond Offering—D. S. Shackel¬ ris, Hall & Co., Piper, Jaffray &
ford, Clerk of the Board of Super¬ Hopwood, of Minneapolis, John
Runnemede Sewerage
Authority
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬ Nuveen & Co., of Chicago, Alli¬
(P. O. Runnemede), N. J.
til 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 14 for son-Williams Co., of Minneapolis,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Stern Bros. &
the purchase of $300,000
$1,400,Co., of Kansas City,
indus¬
of
Memphis, jointly,
as
Co., both
3y4s.
sioners,
3y2s, at
as
a
price of
par.
—
to
plant
1954
1960
inclusive;
$120,000 3V4S, due
on
terest
of
1%
from
bonds.
to
1974
Due
serially
Berkeley School District, Mo.
Sale—The $850,000 school
Bond
Aug.
Feb.
15,
offered
July
28—v.
193—were
awarded
headed
G.
by
H.
of St.
to
Walker
group
&
Co.,
price of 100.007,
Louis, at a
net interest cost of about
a
178, p.
a
3.88%,
$95,000
4s.
Due
Feb.
on
15
from
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
155,000 3V2S. Due
1958
to
& Co., of Minneapolis,
Security Bank of Utah, N. A.,
Salt Lake City, Milwaukee
Co., of
Milwaukee, Edward L. Burton &
Co., of Salt Lake City, Bosworth,
Sullivan
1962
Feb. 15 from
on
Feb. 15 from
on
of
St. Paul.
Feb.
on
9
(P. O. Opheim), Mont.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 27—v. 178,
p.
249 — were awarded
to
the
Board
sioners,
Other
members
of
of
Land
3V4s, at
as
a
par.
Dodge County Sch. Dist. No. 46
the
(P. O. Dodge), Neb.
group:
Bond
Offering — Lloyd
L.
Newhard, Cook & Co., St. Louis,
Pospishil, Attorney for the Dis¬
55,000 garbage disposal plant rev¬ Stern Bros. & Co., of Kansas City,
A. G. Edwards &
enue bonds to
Sons, of St. trict, reports that sealed bids will
J. M. Dain &
be received until 7 p.m.
(CST)
Co., of Minneapolis, as 3V8S, at Louis, City National Bank & Trust
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of
Co., Commerce Trust Co., Lucas,
a
price of 100.03, a basis of
Eisen & Waeckerle, all of Kansas $25,000 school bonds.
about 3.11%.
City, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., and
NEVADA
1954 to
Thief
Bond
Aug. 15, 1955.
River
Falls, Minn.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dain
&
Riverview Gardens School District
(P. O. Baden Station, St. Louis),
Missouri
Co.,
of Minneapolis, as
price of 100.09, a basis
of about 3.08%.
a
Bond
000
Sale—An
school
bonds
issue
was
$800,-
Aberdeen, Miss.
sold
of
to
fered
St.
were
awarded
Finance,
177,
to
the
p.
2621—were
State Board of
3V2S, at
as
St.
Louis.
24
22—v.
awarded
to
National Bank
July
1,
1953.
Due
in
40
kins,
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York
City.
Other
members
of
the 5 group:
Allen &
Co., of New York, Stroud
& Co., of
Philadelphia, J. B. Han¬
auer &
Co., of Newark, McDougal
&
Condon,
of
Chicago,
Ryan,
Hanauer & Co., of
Newark, R. D.
White & Co., of New York, and
Seasongood & Mayer.
Stanhope School District, N. J.
Bond
'*
Offering—Samuel
M;eyerson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $110,000 building bonds.
Dated June
1, 1953. Due on June 1 from 1954
to
1973
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Citizens
Principal
payable
National
Bank
at
of
and
the
Net-
Legality approved by Haw¬
& Wood, of New
City.
cong.
kins,
Delafield
York
a
price of
NEW
Bond
sewer
Louis County, Ferguson Reor¬
ganized School District R-2 (P. O.
NEW YORK
Alfred, Almond, West Almond,
Ward, Hornellsville & Hartsville.
Central School District No.
(P. O. Almond), N.
par.
Bond
Dated
1, 1953. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Sale—The $200,000 indus¬
trial plant construction bonds of¬
July
obligation hospital bonds offered
HAMPSHIRE
Claremont, N. H.
Sale—The $159,333 water,
and
July 28
highway bonds offered
178, p. 342 — were
Peoples National
Bank of Claremont, as 2.30s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
awarded
—
1
Y.
Sale—The $425,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 178,
June
Bond
the First-Columbus
Washoe County (P. O. Reno), Nev.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 general
June
of
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Louis, as 3V4s and 3V2S.
MISSISSIPPI
City.
Dated
years.
Co.
&
Sale—The
$200,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered July 23 — v.
178, p. 193—were awarded to J. M.
000 sewerage revenue bonds was
sold to a group headed
by Boland,
Saffin
&
Co., New York
Commis¬
price pf
NEBRASKA
15 from
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
-
Valley County School District
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
385,000 4s. Due
Co., of Denver, Con¬
Co.,
and Harold E. Wood &
Co., both
State
inclusive.
215,000 33/4s. Due
&
tinental Bank & Trust Co., of Salt
Lake
City,. Shaughnessy &
No.
follows:
as
K,alman
First
inclusive.
MISSOURI
bonds
Minneapolis,
1955
trial
The bonds bear additional in¬
$1,200,000
which
St.
sive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
a
15 from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
3.10s, at
inclusive.
100.17,
3.36%.
composed of Kalman
Co.,
from
and
American National Bank, and the
Northern Minnesota National
Bank, both of Duluth, jointly, as
follows:
Supervis¬
Industrial Plant bonds was sold to
the Union Planters National Bank
and Herman Bensdorf &
Minneapolis,
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of
Chicago, Harold E. Wood &
Co., Juran & Moody, both of
St. Paul, and E. J. Prescott &
Co., Minneapolis, as follows:
$80,000 3s, due on Aug. 15
Sale—The $140,000 bonds
July 21—v. 178, p. 193—
awarded
of
obligation gar¬
disposal plant bonds to
group
&
(P. O. Nashwauk), Minn.
offered
St.
of
MONTANA
County (P. O. Holly
Springs), Miss.
Allison-
general
trust
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality
approved
fby Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
•<& Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Bond
Co.
to
3.40s, at price of
as
bage
County Ind. Sch. Dist. No.
of
im¬
assessment
bonds
basis of about
company
dtasca
the
on
of
from
follows:
as
provement
pay¬
able at any suitable bank
Park, Minn.
Sale—The
offered
toids
until
1953.
Charles
to
Bank,
on
—
Bond
Minnesota
—
as
1,
sold
was
of
as 33/4s, at a
Aug. 6 for the price of 100.50, a basis of about
$100,000
building 3.68%. Due $20,000 annually on
July 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
(CST)
group
Dain & Co., of
2.90s, at a price
basis of about 2.88%.
members
Board
Marshall
M.
Allison-Williams
the
will receive sealed bids until
a.m.
p.
as
a
Other
to
178,
Legality approved by Dorsey, inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1964
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, and thereafter are callable as of
of Minneapolis.
July 1, 1963.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
jflennepin County Consolidated Sch. &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Dist. No. 142 (P. O.
Bloomington),
Offering
10
Miss.
Offering—Royce R. Hart,
of
bonds.
-der.
Bond
Bond
Sale—The $575,000 school
Minneapolis,
of
Brookhaven),
purchase
Minnesota
Louis,
Bond
Clerk
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 7
purchase of $75,000 school
County, Bogue Chitto Con¬
solidated School District (P. O.
ors,
Louis
10
Lincoln
of
tional Bank, of
Duluth, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis,
Douglas County (P. O.
until
City and the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
man,
bonds
Community
Bond Offering—Lonnie E. Mea-
the
123—v.
Bond
Principal and in¬
banking in¬
mutually acceptable to
Sale—An issue of $40,000
school
school
Due
1973 inclusive.
Louis.
bonds.
inclusive.
headed
elec¬
offered
Laurel), Miss.
1963
bonds offered
$140,000
bonds
County, Moselle Special
Sannwald,
.
Bond
600,000
Maryland
Heights), Mo.
.
Johns
Cleveland
3V2S.
as
Consolidated Sch. Dist. (P. O.
terest payable at
any
249
revenue
the
for the
Bond
Bond
Jones
and
jointly,
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1953. Due on Aug. 1 from 1954 to
1969 inclusive.
Adrian, Minn.
1953.
2,
Cleveland,
State Bank,
dor, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
April 1 from
on
Aug.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Aug.
4 for the purchase of
$150,000 local
No. 21
MINNESOTA
an
of
are
New Ulm, Minn.
inclusive.
.270,000 3s. Due
tric
interest.
certificates
of
Vicksburg Community Schools,
School District, Mich.
.
The
St. Louis County,
Maryland Heights
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
53
v.
p.
342—were
Stuart
&
Co.
awarded
to
Halsey,
Inc., and George B.
Gibbons & Co., both of New York,
jointly,
as 2%s, at a price of 100.25,
Ferguson), Mo.
a basis of about 2.72%.
Offering—Margaret Pat¬
terson, Secretary of the Board of 2.27%.
Bedford, Cherry Street Water
of
Minneapolis, as follows:
Education, will receive sealed bids
District, Extension No. 1
Nashua, N. H.
3j>600,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Brookhaven, Miss.
until 8 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 4
(P. O. Katonah), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Alfred O. PouBond Sale
An issue of $84,- for
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
Bond Sale
The $6,000 water
lin, City Treasurer, will receive
<600,000 31/4S. Due on Feb. 1 from 638.59 3% special street improve¬ Jbuilding bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
sealed bids until noon (DST) on construction bonds offered
ment refunding bonds was sold to
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
July 21
1953.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1956
M. A. Saunders & Co., of Mem¬ to 1972 inclusive.
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $633,- —v. 178, p. 194—were awarded to
Principal and
Min neapolis, Minn.
000 bonds, divided as follows:
phis, and Allen & Co., of Hazel- interest payable at the St. Louis
the Chappaqua National
Bank, of
Certificate Sale—The $3,000,000 hurst, jointly. Dated
July 1, 1953. Union Trust Co., St. Louis. Le¬ $33,000 equipment bonds. Due on
Chappaqua, as 33As, at 100.16, a
certificates Of indebtedness offered Legality
approved by Charles A gality
Aug. 1 from
approved by
Charles &
apolis, American National Bank of
3St. Paul, and E. J. Prescott &
Co.,
of
Columbus,
as
3s.
The bonds mature
serially from
1954 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
to
the
—
—
,
1954 to
July
28 •;were
awarded
to
the
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
clusive.
1963
in¬
basis of about 3.72%.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
Onondaga, Spafford and Otisco
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Offering:—W. Alvord Finn,
Bond
Lenoir
&
Manufacturers
port National Bank. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City,
City.
Traders
and R. D.
Lisbon,
Canton,
No.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
White & Co., all of New
3s, at a price
as
of 100.19,
basis of about 2.98%.
a
Offering
and
water
offered
bonds
garage
July 23 were awarded to Roosevelt
Gardner, District Clerk, will re¬ & Cross, of New York City, as
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
3V4S, at a price of 100.22, a basis
(DST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase of about 3.21%.
of
$1,450,000
building
bonds.
28,500
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
The
Dist. No. 7
Depew), N.
Bond Sale—The
(P.O.
Y.
$2,100,000 build¬
1967
t
May
dated
are
interest
and
Principal
composed
Kidder, Peabody
of
J.
&
of
price
100.47,
3.24%.
about
Gates
Dist. No. 7
Free Sch.
Union
(P. O. Rochester 6), N.
Bond
Sale—The
Y,
$600,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178,
p. 342—were awarded to a group
composed of Roosevelt & Cross,
New York City, Manufacturers &
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., New York City,
John
and
J.
Rochester,
100.58,
DeGolyer
3.20s, at
as
a
Co., of
price of
basis of about 3.14%.
a
duPont
Su-1
Sale—The
$95,000
Chas.
Co.,
Clerk
Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Offering
(DST)
p.m.
Jan.
inclusive.
July
15,
Principal
(J-J)
payable
Bank
&
Due
1983
to
interest
and
Chemical
the
at
Trust
1953.
1955
from
15
York
New
Co.,
kins,
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
Walworth
1
(P. O. Penfield), N. Y.
build¬
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$20,000
Brook
Bank
of
p.
Freeport,
2.90s, at a price
basis of about 2.89%.
of
curity
as
342—were awarded
to the Se¬
Trust Co., Rochester, as
2.90s! at a price of 100.10, a basis
2.88%.
of about
Hempstead,
West Hempstead
Hempstead Gardens Water
Dist.
New
Bond
bonds
Rotterdam
offered
July 28—v.' 178, p.
Brook National Bank of
2.70s,
at
a
price
1
Freeport,
of
100.14,
N.
178,
p.
as
342—were
Bond
Offering
John
—
J.
Etu,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
p.m.
(DST)
on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $161,000
water
1953.
to
Due
1970
interest
First
Falls.
bonds.
on
Dated
Sept.
inclusive.
(M-S)
National
rich,
1
Sept.
from
1,
1954
payable
Bank
of
at
and
the
Hudson
Legality approved by Haw¬
—
of
in
Y.
the
Board
Verona,
1954 to
cipal and
at
the
Sherrill,
&
Aug.
on
of Schools'
until
2
p.m.
12
Dated
July 1, 1953.
1973 inclusive. Bonds
callable
are
First
or
(J-J) pay¬
suitable bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by W. F. Reichart, of Dickinson.
(J-D)
National
payable
Bank
of
at the Chemical Bank
Trust Co., New York City.
Le¬
Bond
from
1
June
on
to
1963
and
1
works
in¬
1969
the
1970
from
1
in¬
1984
to
of
Fenner
Pierce,
&
Mayer, Ellis & Co., Fox, Reusch &
all
Cincinnati;
of
Brownell
&
Grant
Sch.
Local
$60,000
250—were awarded
Harris
Ohio
M.
bids
Strana-
to
Co., of Toledo,
&
works bonds.
Due
Sch.
(J-D)
Bank,
proved
by
OKLAHOMA
Bond
Clerk
Offering—Helen
the
Board
receive
sealed
of
J.
bids
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
Sale
—
The
Dated
Aug.
from
1
Due
1, 1953.
1954
Town
bids
Parma
improvement bonds offered July
178, p. 250—were awarded
to
the
Providept Savings Bank &
Trust Co., of Cincinnati, as 3V4S,
at a
price of 100.18, a basis of
about
3.21%.
rejected.)
were
Offering
Clerk,
elusive.
(P. O.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
No.
the
of
the
for
July
$1,050,000
the
p.
which
award .of
had to be canceled due to
in
is dis¬
$900,000 bonds sold
the
sale
11
(P. O. Claremore), Okla.
Bond
until
notice.—v.
purchase
and
Due
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
terest
$44,114.14
1
im¬
sewer
from
Aug.
1,
1954
to
Principal and in¬
(A-O)
payable
at. the
Trust
Co., Cleveland.
Cleveland
Legality
by
approved
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Seaman Local School District,
Bond
Offering
of
—
J.
the Board
receive
O.
of
sealed
until
8
15
the
for
sewer
noon
Due
purchase
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
(EST)
Aug.
on
$260,000
of
Dated June 15, 1953.
15 from
Principal
1954
to
1978
interest
and
(EST)
Dec.
clusive.
office.
by Peck,
of New York
Cincinnati.
Legality
.
-
1954
Principal
building
1977
Bond
sealed
v.
178,
p.
250—were
to
from
S..~ Maxwell,
—
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
Aug. 18 for the purchase of
$7,616,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
lows:
$1,075,000 limited
bonds.
facilities
access
Due from
1955 to 1978
inclusive.
300,000
J-
grade
Due from
separation
1955
sive.
1974
to
*'
•
bonds.
inclu¬
-
*
1,900,000 water works bonds. Due
from
195-3
2,100,000
Due
from
inclusive.
1978
to
sanitary
1956
sewer
to
1976
bonds.
inclu¬
sive.
1,025,000
Due
storm
from
sewer
1955
to
1975
bonds.
inclu¬
sive.
400,000
.
■
ment
*
fire
station
bonds.
and
Due
equip-
from
1955
to 1974 inclusive.
116,000 traffic signal bonds. Due
1955
to
1965
park -bonds.
inclusive.
Due
from
1955 to 1977 inclusive.
sewer
awarded
Due
inclusive.
Offering
700,000
and drain bonds offered July 27—
bonds.
1958
to
on
and
Sale—The $150,000
1958
Smith, City Auditor, will receive
in¬
Heights, Ohio
equipment
1956 to
Tulsa, Okla.
Bond
7
to
Due from
inclusive.
from
Shaker
approved
Shaffer & Williams, of
from
Aug.
interest
(J-D) payable at the Winchester
Bank, Winchester.
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
1
on
Aug. 3
follows:
bonds.
Education,
bids
on.
,
as
Ohio
Kendall,
bids
sealed
(CST)
transportation
1956
of
sanitary
provement
Mc-
purchase of $13,700 bonds,
Offering—Joseph S. Lime,
storm
receive
p.m.
$10,000
3,700
the
Walter
—
divided
178,
Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on Aug. 20
p.m.
will
7:30
for .the
Parma, Ohio
Bond
Offering
cation,
error
an
343.
bond
sub¬
were
Education,* Clurg, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
purchase of
17,
bids
2,- no
of
Board
on
until
Weitz,
sealed
mitted.)
Wanek,
will receive sealed bids until Aug.
will
Conrad
Rucker,
H.
bids
—
M.
E.
receive
will
J.
—
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Offering
Okla.>,
—
Rogers County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Ohio
for the
purchase of $125,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
Bond
to
(At the previous offering
June
on
Brooklyn Station, Cleveland 22),
Clerk
Cheviot, Ohio
—
Nov.' works extension and improvement
Due from 1956 to 1977 inT
on
City School District
1953.
25—v.
July 22
awarded
Co., of Oklahoma City.
Mounds,
Bond
»
$85,000 sanitary
250—were
p.
.
inclusive. 1 bonds.
1976
to
(At the previous offering on June
16,
1963
road
$20,000
gas
Okla.
offered
bonds
178,
Finn,
8
were
!
July 23.—v. 178, p. 194.
Honnold &
until
bids
$1,100,000
(EST) on Aug. 3 for the pur¬ bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
chase of $58,000
building bonds.- 4 for the purchase of $45,000 water
for
&
the
distribution bonds offered
system
v.
Education.J
of
for
p.m.
payable at the
Citizens National Bank of Ripley.
(J-D)
Okla.
Sold—No
Not
submitted
City
interest
Shaffer & Wil^
Peck,
liams, of Cincinnati.
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. R. D. 4, Warren), Ohio
1977
Principal and interest
payable at the Winchester
Winchester.
Legality ap¬
Marlow,
Dist.
1954 to
inclusive.
sewer
Local
Bazetta
Neel,
Dated Aug. 15, 1953.
15 from
Dec.
on
basis
a
T.
noon
(EST) on Aug. 7
.purchase of $38,000 water
as
about 3.66%.
will
—
until
the
for
Bonds
build¬
price of 100.82,
a
on
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Ohio
Dist.,
ing bonds offered July 25—v. 178,
han,
of
Aug. 1, 1953. Due
Offering
of Dayton; and
Simon, of Cleve¬
&
Sale—The
Bond
Emma
Board
1954 to 1974 inclusive.
Chickasha,
Moscow
p.
the
Winchester,
Bond
Co.,
Borton
Ross,
from
1
the
Co., of Cincinnati; First Securities
Company of Chicago; Goodbody &
Co.,
Mary
—
of
purchase of $272,000 building
Dec.
Beane,
both of New York; Baxter Wil¬
liams & Co., of Cleveland; W. E.
Hutton & Co., Shearson, Hammill
& Co., both of New York; Fahey,
Clark & Co., of Cleveland; Pohl &
Lynch,
Clerk
bonds. Dated
syndi¬
C. J. Devine & Co., Merrill
cate:
Offering
Interest J-D.
members
Other
July 15. 1953. Due on Dec. 15 from
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
and
1,
.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 10 for
3,415,000 314s. Due on June 1 and
purchase of $22,000 water
assessment
bonds.
Dated
the
for
July
.
(P. O. Dublin), Ohio
in¬
1962
to
clusive.
on
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug'. 14
Yo^k City.
1955
Due
tinct from the
Offering—Maude McLain,
Bond
dated
are
1953.
and
1
building bonds. This issue
Ohio
Aberdeen,
gality
City.
bonds
Bailey,
3s.
Dec.
19
OHIO
semi-annually
1954 to Sept.
1,
inclusive.
1, 1963
able at any
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
^
as
Principal and interest
approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, Heenehan & Hanrahan,
,
and thereafter
of July 1, 1968.
1969
1982 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
building
$67,000
of
for the pur¬
chase of $2,290,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1
(DST)
the pur¬
bonds.
Due on July 1
28 for
Aug.
on
of
John H. Det-
the Superintendent
from
Principal
Offering
President
office
Clerk, will re¬
bids
until
2
p.m.
chase
Education, will receive sealed bids
at
3:30
City School District, N.
Bond
Mc¬
Arlington Heights, Ohio
3.30s, at a price of par.
Sherrill
Falls,
Ruth D.
—
June
on
from
1
645.000
New
District
sealed
(CST)
water
basis of about 2.67%.
Hudson
Offering
Due
March
from
The
improvement
Washington Local School District
Due
4s.
3%s, at
Special School District No. 9
(P. O. Mott), N. Dak.
1963 inclu¬
.
bonds.
173,
clusive.
County, New England
Hettinger
1,
street
25,156.99
system first mortgage reve¬
Dec.
of
fer
awarded to the State Comptroller,
Y.
a
26—v.
1965
March
to
sive.
bonds offered July 29—v.
$440,000
DAKOTA
NORTH
Y.
system construction bonds offered
July
$25,000
to
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
5,
(P. O.
Sale—The $120,000
Bond
$114,000 water
342—were awarded to the Meadow
as
No.
Dist. No.
Schenectady), N.
York
Sale—The
Water
Extension
(P. O. Hempstead),
and
2V2S, due on June 1 from
to 1969 inclusive.
and
Central Sch. Dist. No.
Macedon
1960
,
Perinton,
Penfield,
from
inclusive;
1964
,
Ohio
follows:
as
to
1
June
on
$44,156.99
of
$19,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
semi-annually from March 1,
Co., of Chicago, at a price of 98.04,
net interest cost of about 3.34%,
2lAs,
$25,000
inclusive;
1959
1955
from
1
June
on
due
City.
City.
Meadow
a
due
receive scaled
a
6s,
$10,000
Jones,
(EST) on Aug. 10
purchase
land.
bonds:
sewer
the from 1955 to
building maturing in
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178,
100.04,
60,000
for
11
$1,050,000
Dated
bonds.
Aug.
on
of
purchase
1973
1977 inclusive.
to
ceive
Scott,
E.
receive sealed bids until 3:30
will
on
J.
—
the Board of Education,
of
to
$125,000
and
inclusive;
2V2S, due on June 1 from
Bond
3.29%.
about
1965
from
1
A.
follows:
as
250—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed by Glore, Forgan &
E.
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178,
p.
342 — were awarded to the
National
1972
2Vis,
$140,000 2%s,
1
June
on
to
the
for
1960 to Co., of New York; Seasongood &
June 1 from
inclusive;
1964
1955
$65,000
inclusive;
due
,
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 29 (P. O. Freeport), N. Y.
Bond
1959
$50,000 6s,
from
1
June
on
due on
j
bonds:
water
I.
York
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
cost
Stevenson
Bacon,
Peekskill City
Nathan L. H.
Town
Co.,
Weigold & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and Tilney
& Co., all of New York City, as
3.30s, at a price of 100.03, a basis
&
Bond
the
price of 100.07, a net interest
of about 2.69%, as follows:
a
Donald,
Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $130,000 jetty reconstruction and ex¬
tension bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at
pervisor's- office.
&
Francis
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Gibbons
Wachovia
the
to
342—
p.
Chi¬
special assessment bonds, divided
in¬
clusive.
Co., Winston-Salem,
Bank & Trust
at
178,
28—v.
will
bids until noon
cate
interest
$440,000 bonds
Wert, Ohio
City Auditor,
Sale—The $4,500,000 sew¬
Bond
Inc.,
price of 100.11,
a
Offering—John
1954
Dec.
July
Van
to
1954
and
Co.,
&
basis of about 2.22%.
a
Bond
payable at the Citi¬
and Savings Co.,
(J-D)
Middletown,
approved
Pershing, of New
awarded
were
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178,
p. 342—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
George
B.
of
New York
—
offered
from
1
Principal
Conneaut.
Legality
&
Sale—The
Bond
street
$30,000
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P. O. Hicksville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,080,000 build¬
Hempstead, East Atlantic Beach
Park Dist. (P. O. Hempstead),
Bond Offering
office.
Mitchell
York City.
Dec.
on
214 s, at
7
Banking
zens
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
as 2'As, at a price of
basis of about 2.21%.
a
Due
1953.
and
Principal
by
Due
inclusive.
terest
1958 to 1973 in¬
from
1
clusive.
City,
100.11,
of
basis
a
York
1,
Dated
July
on
improvement
permanent
July
250,000
bonds.
due
improvement bonds offered July
28—v. 178, p. 342—were awarded
to
Roosevelt
&
Cross, .of New
Weeks, Freeman & Co., Rand
& Co., and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
all of New York City, as 3.30s,
a
Sale—The
Bond
R.
&
at
19 for the purchase of $14,-
Aug.
Norwich, N. Y.
W. Pressprich & Co., B.
Van Ingen & Co., Hornblower
Co.,
will receive
Treasurer,
$380,000
342—were awarded to a group
1953.
1973
p.
Gill,
Edwin
—
until
bids
(DST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $350,000 school house
construction bonds. Dated Aug. 1
erage
(State of)
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
City.
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 178,
p.
State
1,
payable at the Sullivan
County Trust Co., Monticello. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
sealed
p.m.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
bonds
York
York City.
Offering
urer's
(M-N)
New
(EST)
a.m.
Bond
clusive.
and Lancaster Union
Free Sch.
1954 to
bonds.
Due on
from 1954 to 1967 in¬
1
1953.
%
from
garage
May
City.
Cheektowaga
Due
inclusive.
the Chase National
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Canton, or at
bonds.
1
May
on
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
works
water
$28,000
inclusive.
1982
to
Sale consisted of:
Due on May
1953.
Dated July 1,
1
from
1954
11
Stuart
of Education,
Board
receive
will
nue
J.
Maurice
—
on
Aug. 4
$410,000 public
hospital
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
1953.
Due on May 1 from
1954
to
1962 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable in New
York City.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyfo Taylor & Washburn,
until
North Carolina
$56,500
Sale—The
Bond
works
Easter-
E.
for the purchase of
Monticello, N. Y.
(P. O.
1
W.
—
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
of New
Potsdam
Cent. Sch,
Canton), N. Y.
Bond
&
Roosevelt
Buffalo,
Co.,
Cross,
York,
Pierrepont,
Oswegatchie,
and DeKalb
Dist.
Trust
Offering
Prait,
D.
R.
—
of the
Clerk
Bond
Offering
Bond
Carolina
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
(P. O.
Conneaut), Ohio
O. Kinston),
County (P.
North
Marcellus), N. Y.
receive sealed
Bond Sale—The $789,000 build¬
bid's until 2 p.m. (DST) on Aug.
4
for
the purchase of
$812,000 ing bonds offered July 24—v. 178,
building
bonds. Dated
May 1, p. 194—were awarded to a group
1953. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to composed of Marine Trust Co. of
1982 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ Western New York, Buffalo, Blair,
&
Co., Inc., New York
terest (M-N) payable at the Bell- Rollins
District Clerk, will
Halsey,
cago, as
Lakeville Local Sch. Dist.
CAROLINA
NORTH
Marcellus, Skaneateles, Camillus,
Bellport), N. Y.
No. 28 (P. O.
O.
Free Sch. Dist.
Union
Brookhaven
►
Monday, August 3, 1953
...
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Separate bids must be made
each
issue.
on
\
Number 5243
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(435)
for
OREGON
I
the
State
for
5
the
building
1953.
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
interest
Bond Offering—Louise
inclusive.
City
bids
11
for
Bond Offering — Carl
Schwab,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
extension
interest
Grove,
Ore.
M. Edwards,
Offering—J.
of
and
§275,000 water
main
water
Sept. 1, 1953.
1954 to
callable
1964
of
as
M-S.
Dated
Bonds
ma¬
thereafter
and
Sept. 1, 1963.
Legality
Winfree.
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Offering
baugh,
District
ceive
sealed
(PST)
Donald
—
Clerk,
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
by
&
Offering
District, Pa.
—
Robert
Ash,
Secretary of the Board of School
;
Directors, will receive sealed bids
'until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 10
Tro-
will
until
bids
Aug. 1, 1953.
re¬
8
1954
p.m.
1,
1955
1953.
to
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1964
1963
interest
Due
inclusive.
payable
at
Principal
sealed
the First
Aug.
Coaldale
from
Bond
March
Due
School District, Pa.
will
Bond
Smith,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
for
sewer
Due
8
(PST)
purchase
on
'
Callable
on
after
or
from date of issue.
Sch.
Princi¬
County Union High
Dist.
No.
3
bonds
'
offered
July 20—v.
awarded
to
Bank
of
Coal-
&
Munson,
of
Phil¬
obligation
Denver
Bond
Shaffer
price
DAKOTA
Sale—The
$18,000
June
bids until 9
a.m.
(PST) on Aug. 7
177,
p.
awarded to Gefke &
Falls,
a
as
3s,
at
basis of about
a
H.
to
of Amarillo,
July 1
at
July 1,
Dated
1
100.69.
J-J.
(P.
works
water
bonds
Co.,
and
sold
was
eral
sewer
July
were
Mason
Legality
Louis Pauls
Sept.
approved
&
1,
Vin¬
by
County,
a
group com¬
Northwest Co.,
Dis.
No.
(P. O. Shelton),
Bond
Sale
The
—
Pacific
Sch.
402
Foster,
ceive
South
Bond
Sale—A group
118
Bend),
Sale—The
3V2S, at
305
from
1955
cipal
and
(P. O. Everett),
composed
Canada (Dominion
$40,000,000
were
$500,000 Pres¬
Hospital bonds of¬
177,
of
p.
Kingwood,
3s,
as
par.
WISCONSIN
Colfax
Bond
Joint
Sch.
Dist.,
Offering—John
District
Wis.
Hammer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 7
for the purchase of $62,000 build¬
bonds.
on
Dated
July
1953.
1,
July 1 from 1954 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
Bond
Texas
and
Corp., all of San Antonio,
Rowles,
bonds,
a
Winston
3s, at
as
&
purchased
Houston,
a
of
price of 100.03,
basis of about 2.99%.
sisted
Co.,
$700,000
Sale
con¬
of:
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
a
syndicate
(Village and Town) Joint
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Dane), Wis.
<?
asgts
\
%
n
CO
!
water
and
im¬
sewer
provement bonds. Due on July
m
*
1
from
1954 to
1969
street
250,000
inclusive.
improvement
bonds.
Due
1954 to
1969 inclusive.
July
on
1
from
Dated July 1, 1953. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
Town
Sch.
Treasurer,
sealed
and
auction
Lodi,
Vt.
will
receive
will
(CST)
bids
at
2
on
June 1, 1953.
Due on June 1 from
1973 inclusive.
to
Eau Claire,
mortgage
offered
were
awarded
to
p.
252—
group
com¬
York
tional
Other
Boston, 30 State
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of
$250,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1954
to
1973
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton, or at the Bellows Falls Trust
Co., Bellows Falls, at the option of
the
holder. Legality
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
approved
Palmer
by
&
in
various
uncondition¬
are
members
of the syndi¬
Gundy &l Co., Bell,
Co., Dominion Se¬
Corp., Mills, Spence &
Wood,
curities
&
Co., A. E. Ames & Co., Royal Se¬
curities Corp., Midland Securities
Corp., Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
Cochran, Murray & Co., Harris &
Co., Ltd., Fry & Co., Matthews &
Co., Collier, Norris & Quinlan, R.
A.
Daly
Co., Ltd., Gairdner &
Co., Ltd., W. C. Pitfield & Co.; J
Burns Bros. & Denton,
Ltd., Har¬
ris & Partners, Ltd., James Rich¬
ardson & Sons, Equitable Securi¬
of
Canada, Ltd., Anderson &
Bond
Corp., Bart&
Co.,
Brawley,
Bankers
Cayley
&
Co.,
J.
L.
Graham
&
Co., Charles H. Burgess & Cq.,
Flemming & Co., and Walwyn,
Fisher &
Co.
QUEBEC
Dorien, Que.
Debenture
$150,000
of
An
—
works
issue
of
debentures
to Rene T.
Montreal, at
net
as
Sale
water
sold
was
a
Leclerc, Inc.,
price of 95.22, a
interest cost of
about
4.97%,
follows:
4s.
Due
1959
Dated
Aug.
on
1
from
to 1958 inclusive.
142,000 4M>s. Due
Blunt Ellis & Simons, Julien Col¬
of
Canada
to
1968
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Aug. 1, 1953.
posed of White, Weld & Co., New
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na¬
Bank
of
cities,
Gouinlock
1954
a
to
McLeod,
of Toronto.
cate:
$8,000
Wis.
$1,400,000 water¬
revenue
bonds
July 29—v. 178,
by
ally guaranteed by the Province
Legality approved by
Daly, Thistle, Judson & Harvey,
the
p.m.
Aug. 3 for the purchase
of $22,000 building bonds.
Dated
1954
sold
was
headed
money
receive
until
of)
issue
Weir & Co., of Toronto.
Dated July 15, 1953. Due
July 15,
1969. The bonds,
payable in law¬
Joseph Jacob-
Clerk,
Bank,
State
works
Dist.,
Offering—Harry W. Allen,
District
District
son,
—
Bond Sale—The
VERMONT
Rockingham
Offering
An
Young,
Cathers
'
Dane
Bond
$450,000
Colfax.
of
(Province
—
Commission bonds
er
Co.,
lett,
of
Sale
of $25,000,000 4*4% Hydro-Electric Pow¬
ties
First
Oct. 23, 1953, at
yield; and $5,000,000
April 23, 1954, at 2.588%.
ONTARIO
(J-J) payable at the Peoples State
Co.,
due
Ontario
Bank
&
was
1.768%
due
of
Russ
An issue
of Ontario.
2184—
awarded to the Albright Na¬
Bank
&
of)
—
bills
follows:
as
City,
A.
G.
Becker
&
$310,000 3.14s. Due
on
Co.,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
ZmZ
lins & So., and Allan Blair
all of Chicago, as follows:
H525SE
& Co.,
NATIONAL
Aug. 1 from
Due on Aug.
1965 to
DIVIDEND
from
1970 inclusive.
1
to
1973 inclusive.
240,000 2.90s. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
435,000 3s.
Due on
Aug.
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
The
Board
SHOPS
IXC.
NO.
48
of
Directors
declared' a
year-end dividend of ten cents a share
in
addition
to
the
regular
155,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1971
SHIRT
OF DELAWARE,
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
260,000 3s.
,
'
Treasury
July 23,
on
Canadian
Sale—The
9—v.
Scott
CANADA
ful
County (P. O.
Kingwood), W. Va.
June
p.m.
1964 inclusive. Prin¬
Colman,
Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
build¬
Preston
Memorial
8
interest
$35,000,000
Wash.
$50,000
WEST VIRGINIA
fered
to
sey,
sold
(P. O.
3.40s, at par.
Bond
until
(J-J) payable
banking institution
designated by the successful biddqr. Legality approved by Dor-
of
Bend
Bond Sale—The
$65,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 178
p. 196—were awarded to the State,
ton
bids
at any suitable
con¬
Washington
as
W.
re¬
on
par.
No.
Raymond
Clerk, will
—
Aug. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $60,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on
July 1
of the Columbian Securities Corp.
Texas,
sealed
Snohomish County, Marysville Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Roberts), Wis.
District
(CST)
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 178,
p. 100—were awarded to the State,
as
1
Offering
Wash.
$32,000
South
Dist. No.
as
basis
a
2.78%.
Treasury Bills Sold
County,
Wis.
Chicago,
price of 100.14,
a
about
of
par.
ing
Bond
—
Pioneer Consoli¬
Sch.
Due
Longview, Texas
•
of¬
revenue
1
Houston.
to
District,
bonds offered
July 28—v. 178, p.
252—were awarded to the First
National
Bank
of
Dist. No.
196
p.
the
Roberts (Village), Warren and
Kinnickinnic (Towns) Joint Sch.
gen¬
bonds
178,
Pacific
dated
tional
Elkins, Weems & Searles, of
son,
of
24—v.
of
Sale—The $298,000 school
Bond
$290,000
to
Bank, as 3s,
100.27, a basis of
Platteville School
Wash.
school
awarded
posed
system
and
to
Sale—The
obligation
1977
of $59,000
Galveston. Dated
of
1953.
issue
obligation
inclusive.
Seattle),
fered
at
general
O.
Bond
Legality
County Water Control
Sale—An
1973
awarded
National
price
a
2.80s, at
Aug. 1 from
on
a
(P. O. Dickinson), Tex.
Bond
2.85%.
to
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969
(P. O.
66,
about 2.97%.
Bothell Joint Sch. Dist. No. 46
1953.
1954 to
from
Interest
L.
and Improvement District No.
Co., of Sioux
of
Co.,
$100,-
improve¬
sold
was
par.
Galveston
2507—were
price
of
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
sewer
Offering—H.
9—v.
&
of
on
inclusive.
plant improvement bonds offered
Glaisyer,
Secretary of the State Highway
Commission, will receive sealed
bonds
ment
Arlington, S. Dak.
>
issue
000 5% water and sewer
Due
Oregon (State of)
Legality
City, Texas
Sale—An
inclusive.
King and Snohomish Counties,
building
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
to
1970
to
Interest M-N.
inclusive.
at
as
Aug. 1 from
on
1964
32,000 3V2S. Due
$80,000
Rotan, Mosle
Moreland, of Houston, at a
price of par. Dated May 15, 1953.
Due on May 15 from 1955 to 1970
$350,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
SOUTH
of
school
sold
was
to
State, at
issue
3V4%
and
bonds
July 23 were awarded to
the Upper Darby National Bank
of Upper Darby, as 3J/4S, at par.
p.
B.
1955
were
—
Waukesha
struction and equipment bonds of¬
fered July 24 were awarded to the
&
Sale —The
First
National Bank of Portland.
Bond
3%
3.41%,
2731
p.
Bond
$54,000 3V2S. Due
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale—An
Bond
fered
178,
the
Elliott
Bond
eral
1
-
Cameron
Ridley Park School District, Pa.
-
(P. O.
Sale—The $500,000 school
194—were
National
Legality approved by Town-
adelphia.
Portland), O re
Bond
First
send,
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
the City Treasurer's office.
Multnomah
from
dale.
2
1, 1953. Due on Sept.
1955 to 1963
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
April 1 from 1955 to 1978
inclusive.
Dated Sept.
Aug. j 1
$95,000
of
bonds.
on
years
p.m.
the
1954.
about
of
Box
3,
Bond Sale—The
$46,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 177,
follows:
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
5,
cost
3.37%.
Seddon,
receive
will
TEXAS
i
■
receive
sealed bids
p.m. (DST) on Aug. 3
for the purchase of $100,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
funding
bonds.
Glendale, O re.
Offering — A. J.
13
interest
noon
(CST) on
purchase of $1,-
for the
Commerce,
Blyth & Co., and Foster & Mar¬
shall, all of Seattle, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
Offering—Palmer M. Ev¬
rectors,
office.
bids until
11
025,000 notes.
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
ans,
County
Director,
of
of
Seattle, and Blyth & Co., Portland,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
inclusive.
Note Offering—Edward
Executive
until 17:30
bids
R.
T ennessee
Aug. 1 from
on
1967
to
Bank
1965
Murfreesboro Housing Authority,
National Bank, Avoca.
Principal
and interest payable at the
Treasurer's
1
196—were awarded to the Na¬
tional
34,000 3V4S. Due
George
—
chell, of New York City.
building bonds. Dated
1
Oct.
to
and
Aug. 18 for the purchase
on
of $198,000
Offering
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Chase National Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble and Mit¬
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 116 for the purchase of
$22,000 general
(P. O. Dillard), Ore.
I obligation funding bonds. Dated
Bond
Fayette¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
1954
Avoca School
Inter¬
Shuler
Bank,
Knoxville, Tenn.
are
approved
(J-J) payable at the
County
Bond
Portland.
of
Sept. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
turing in
est
Due
Dated
Dempster,
Mayor,
will
receive
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
able
at
the
County Treasurer's Aug. 11 for the purchase of $500,office. Legality approved by Wim
000
storm
sewer
bonds.
Dated
free, McColloch, Shuler & Sayre,
July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from
reservoir
bonds.
p.
&
man
Dated Aug. 15, 1953. Due on Jan.
15
from
1955
to
1964
inclusive.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (Pacific Standard
Time) on Aug. 10 for the pur¬
chase
Lincoln
ville.
purchase of $15,000 gen¬
obligation
building
bonds.
eral
Cottage
Bond
ing bonds offered July 27—v. 178.
revenue
July 1 from
Principal
on
$120,000 build¬
$300,000
bonds.
Due
1965
to
3 for the
'
purchase of
obligation and
Sale—The
Route
Waukesha), Wis.
Washington
Bond
Aug.
Muskegon Joint
School District No. 3
County, Evergreen Sch. Dist.
No. 114 (P. O. Vancouver),
sealed
on
inclusive.
and
land.
receive
(CST)
p.m.
1954
(P. O. Echo), Ore.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch. Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
will
1
Aug. 1, 1953.
Umatilla County Sch. Dist. No 5 CJ
the
New Berlin and
Clark
Sullivan,
the
sewer
Portland.
and
at
Clerk,
until
general
1955
Principal
payable
(J-J)
Sept. 1 from 1954
City Bank, New York City.
Legality approved
by
Winfree,
McColloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of
1,
Aug.
from
1
inclusive.
1959
to
Dated
WASHINGTON
1
Fayetteville (Town), Tenn.
tional
Will receive sealed
p.m. (PST)
on Aug.
purchase
of
$17,000
8
on
TENNESSEE
$32,000,000
Dated Sept.
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the Na¬
District Clerk,
until
Due
1966
to
of
highway bonds.
1, 1953.
(P. O. Box 59, Hammond), Ore
Bond Offering—Werner Holsten,
bids
purchase
'
Clatsop County Sch. Dist. No. 6
55
1 from
dividend
of
20
cents
a
share
quarterly
on
the
common
stock,
both
payable
August
28th,
1953,
to
stockholders
of
record
August 20th, 1953.
Transfer bcoks will
not
be
closed.
SYLVAN COLE.
Chairman of The Board.
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