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MONDAY
UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
2
ISSUE
SEP
81953
IOMIWSTIATIM
LISEMT
The Commercial
Financial
an
Chronicle
Beg. tJ. S. Bat. Office
New York
Number 5251
Volume 178
Price $1 a
7, N. Y„ Monday, August 31, 1953
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
before
income
federal income taxes-
303,450
$78,428
$220,789
278,551
278,551
$0.20
$0.71
——
profit
Number
of
Earned
per
B.
D.
—-—
shares
common
—
in his semi-annual report,
President,
Claffey,
•Stockholders
—"
—___——
share—
common
unfilled
of
June
has
orders
as
30
'
^
Total
Net
—V.
I
value
asset
177,
—
116,532
110,486
$4.90
1953
June—
Gross
from
•Net ry.
1951
1950
$405,332
72,916
28,430
$468,343
137,101
48,339
$423,738
149,223
80,700
3,226,547
1,218,605
509,835
2,758,835
765,443
331,978
2,781,259
894,138
322,053
2,367,153
751,168
income—
oper.
1952
$544,054
192,054
75,243
railway——
railway—j
from
Net
from
railway-
railway
from
Net ry* oper. income—
—V. 178, p. 237.
Alabama Great Southern
Over-the-Counter Markets
Gross
from
from
Net
$1,700,740
562,232
286,563
railway—
railway—
income
oper.
ry.
1952
$1,479,215
254,611
75,401
Net ry.
$1,646,931
.300,761
—V. 178, p.
47,625
9,686,928
1,899,052
sales
Profit
taxes
inc.
715,304
Prov.
profit—
paid——
4,100,000
150,000,
$4,050,518
2,825,860
627,969
$6.45
for
Gross
Net
Capital shs. outstanding
Earnings per com. sh.__
—V.
$3,875,657
2,825,860
627,969
$6.17
4,050,000
150,000
Net
sales—
——
inc.
•Fed. and Canadian taxes on income
Net
income-
-
$4,040,801
2,825,860
627,969
$6.43
48
Rates—
Reserve Banks
_48
————
Earnings per share of common «tock_:
—
1953
1952
$47,228,567 $40,402,239
6,037,779
5,344,253
3,710,000
3,335,000
$2,009,253
1,056,986
$2.20
ry.
Net
Profit
Prov.
1952
income™
oper.
111,423
4,584,428
1,274,497
495,704
854,169
383,088
4,495,164
1,167,732
641,875
Inc.* Oklahoma City* Okia.—Files
11, 1953
under the
laws
company
the State of
of
was
organized
Delaware
the
for
before
for
March
of
on
*
from
Proceeds
the
course
of
tion.—V.
177,
sale
the
of
busiiness
common
stock
will
be
used
in
the
1898.
the
of
American-Israeli
Cattle
p.
taxes
inc.
income
&
Common shares
outstdg.
share
com.
per
•After
9,321,600
5,698,000
7,143,000
1,415,103
$3.32
,
dividend requirements,
tlf earnings for the first
six months of 1951 were adjusted to show the retroactive effect of
the Revenue Act of 1951, passed in October of 1951, they would total
$4,884,000* or $3.12 per common share.—V. 176, p. 765.
Atchison* Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.- Earnings—
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
$
$1)
was
was
Locomotive
made
6,218,796
1,410,891
$4,07
Corpora¬
Co.—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 78,668 shares of common stock (par
1951
3,946,428
5,283,181
1,412,121
t$3.40
4,172,044
1,414.963
$2,61
preferred
Period End. June 30—
American
1950
85,936,210
10,165,224
ex¬
taxes—_
profit
•Earns,
14,488,853
99,672,014 106,074,967
9,870,044
12,426,181
5,167,2&3
profits
purpose
establishing and developing a cattle industry in Israel. The company
will promote the organization of one or more Israeli corporations to
carry on the operations of the enterprise in Israel.1
ordinary
1951
1952
1953
112,915,463
sales
Net
on
Aug. 21 by Hornblower & Weeks.
It
Ry. operating revenues.
Ry. operating expenses..
Net
Net
complied.—V. 177, p. 2782.
—V.
American Maracaibo Co.—New Well Completed—
—
profit
Common
dividends
shares
paid
paid—
$609,222 t$3,143,093
36,397
109,942
1
—
—
dividends
Common
—
•After
585,450
—
585,450
$0.79
Nil
585,450
$0.59
for
loss
the
fiscal
year
If necessary, and as a consequence the company is not liable for Fed¬
eral taxes on income for the year ended June 30, 1953.
Furthermore,
the
present
duction gauged
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
178,
p.
ry.
opers.
income™
54,935,435
36,962,873
17,972,562
7,410,871
$
$
51,643,654 309,624,713 290,225,285
35,728,863 211,977,408 208,104,810
13,914,791
97,647,305
40,852,613
6,454,270
82,120,475
33,099,753
237.
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
American Home Products Corp. (&
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
Average
Earnings
number
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
taxes
_
capital shares
capital
1897.
per
—V. 177, p.
share—
1952
1951
$6,358,086
3,845,550
$5,089,402
3,846,289
$5,329,516
3,841.056
$1.65
$1.32
$1.39
interest, has been completed in the north
Anzoategui,
1250 barrels per day.—V.
Venezuela. Initial pro¬
177, p. 2245.
Ry.—Earnings—
This corporation on Aug.
covering 100,000 shares
24 filed
a registration statement with the
of class A common stock, $10 par value,
par value thereof;
public sale at the
from
railway
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
Period Ended June 30—
Profit
Prov.
inc.
before
for
income
Fed.
taxes
1953—3 Mos.—1952
from
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$3,459,753
$3,487,628
$5,695,767
2,261,682
3,447,186
Fgn.
Com.
profit
shs.
•Earns.
$2,279,916
outstanding.
per
$1,813,369
'2,830,741
2,699,578
$0.78
$3,434,085
2,830,741
$0.61
sh._.
com.
preferred
dividend
requirements,
and
$4,656,575
2,699,578
$1.58
$1.15
based
2,830,741 shares of common stock outstanding as
p. 1470.
on
all
periods
of June 301 1953.
in
—V. 177,
ry.
railway
railway.
oper.
income
American Potash & Chemical Corp.-
Net
Gross
A
and
1953—3 Mos.—1952
-Earnings—
outstanding
•Earns,
per
$5,915,006
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway—
!
com.
•After preferred
share
1,446,312
111,903
47,963
712,176
302,514
oper.
Income—
1951
1952
1950
$368,876
16,904
$360,928
53,450
7,184
6,977
$342,338
71,493
17,793
2,247,757
2,306,751
2,275,796
1,988,678
360,537
477,362
392,454
341,630
115,039
133,334
68,065
48,015
50,840
58,264
From Jan. 1—.
Gross
from
railway
Net from railway
ry.
oper.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings-
$8,604,046
551,716
524,224
1,063,174
916,660
431,227
$1.05
528,390
431,227
528,390
$0.87
$2.01
$1.49
dividends.—V. 178, p. 565.
RR.—Earnings-
$360,130
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$4,295,846 $11,268,863
shares
R
929,482
1953
from
Period End. June 30—
profit after taxes—
Class
288,075
Atlanta & West Point
income
—V. 178, p. 237.
:
311,146
1,795,217
965,148
282,228
1,809,210
43,198
$233,783
—V. 178, p. 237.
Net
Sales
1,945,798
1,084,091
1950
$299,839
156,474
44,937
$292,236
143,563
$8,103,761
1,674,259
from
Net
-Earnings—
June—
Net
$316,334
170,310
50,914
FromJan.l—
1,179,837
&
taxes
1951
1952
1953
June—
Gross
Net
American Metal Co., Ltd. (& Subs.)-
Period End. June 30—
American-Israeli Cattle Corp., Beverly Hills, Calif*-—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
to be offered for
exploratory
Gross
•After
after
19%
an
loss carry-over
provision of the Internal Revenue
Code, taxable income to the extent of $1,900,000 nitay, during the next
four fiscal years, be eliminated by . the remaining portion of the 1952
loss carry-over.—V. 176, p. 1665.
profit
a
by the operator that
portion of the Guanipa concession,
dividends.
tLoss.
fThe report states that under
provisions of the Internal Revenue Code the portion
ended June 30, 1952, which was not
vised in offsetting 1951 Income will be carried forward for five years,
•under
well, in which it has
preferred
carry-over
the
$495,875
153,015
292,725
;
outstanding
•Earnings per common share-——
SEC
8,769
4,427,388
—
Preferred
Net
82,238
4,601,355
1,190,710
535,554
railway
railway—
178, p. 237.
cess
This company has been advised
of
income™
1950
$778,900
229,788
193,229
79,212
.
Net
the
1951
$711,261
7,826
$752,037
217,222
oper.
from
Prov.
$13,220,245 $11,012,344 $17,425,247
before income taxes
609,222
t3,587,861
940,875
for Federal Income taxes—
f_
Cr444,768
445,000
sales
1952
$804,818
•
from
ry.
Net
1,056,985
$1.90
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
1953
railway™.
48
627,969
$6.11
for excess profits taxes of $580,000 in 1953 and
1415,000 in 1952.—V. 176, p. 633.
American Hide & Leather Co.
$0.42
RR.—Earnings-
6 Mos. End. June 30—
Federal Reserve System
2,825,860
•Includes provision
Year Ended June 30—
$1.03
V
Armstrong Cork Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
$3,834,627
$2,327,779
•■—
—
Cash dividends paid
$0.11
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
According to the prospectus, the
Six Months Ended June 30—
$0.59
The corporation on Aug. 19 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 599,000 shares of cofhmon stock (par one cent) to be offered
at 50 cents per share. The proceeds are to be used to pay for diamond
core drilling
(barite mining).
13
Foreign Exchange
178, p. 477.
Income before Fed. and Canadian taxes on
$119,035
279,300
•
Arkansas Minerals*
47
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. .48
2,100,000
50,000
American Chain & Cable Co„ Inc.i (& Subs.)—Earnings
Net
216,454
$282,981
273,100
railway.—™
from
from
Profit
Net
^Dividends
455,805
$30,739
279,300
2126.
Ann Arbor
_55
The Course of Bank Clearings.—
Chemical Co, (& Subs.)—Earns
4,300,000
150,000
sh.____
com.
p.
June—
Net
State and City Bond Offerings—
785,907
profits taxes
retire, pay'ts
77,051
$162,5297
273,100
General Corporation & Investment News. .Cover
Prov. for Federal income
& excess
per
177,
—V.
i953
1952
1951
1950
$61,341,545 $53,521,508 $51,957,341 $44,383,666
8,500,518
8,125,657
8,240,801
5,984,627
,
before
294,064
Net
Dividends Declared and Payable.
Year End. June 30—
Net
$335,489
———_46
__
Miscellaneous Features
7,962,647
1,810,325
733,564
American Agricultural
Com.
—V.
Gross
$1,392,396
333,496
100,852
9,701,469
2,202,361
income
565.
$738,786
&
From Jan. 1—
1,481,304
railway
oper.
taxes
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$107,790
$456,593
&
profit
shs. outstanding.
Earns,
45
SEC Index of Stock Prices—r J————_35
10,234,124
3,219,944
railway—
from
from
Net
Net
1950
1951
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
requirement.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes
Inc.
surtax
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—
_35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages..35
RR.—Earnings—
1953
June—
Net
39
inc.
Fed.
profits
exc.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—:——35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
403,310
dividend
_______
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
Stock
before
fbr
Prov.
___39
Exchange—
—40
Canadian Stock Exchange
—41
Toronto Stock Exchange———————42
an
Montreal
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Net
Period Ended June 30—
Profit
...39
fittsburgh Stock Exchange
Francisco Stock Exchange——
829.
p.
—
stock
American Writing Paper Corp.—Earnings-
—.36
37
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
preferred
.
$4.74
share
per
—
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
for
Mining & Smelting Co. was merged with this com¬
pany April 30, 1953.
This statement shows! the results of combined
operations for the full six months of 1953'and also 1952, and the
net income per share of common stock for both years, is based on
5,443,300 shares outstanding after the merger.—V. 177, p, 3245.
—36
36
——36
_
Midwest Stock Exchange.
223,470,374
119,407
$4.87
shareholders
of
Exchange——————
Detroit Stock Exchange—
$
i__ 245,839,989 241,974,279
assets—
net
$
Stock
Boston
share—
common
allowing
945,177
$8,204,286 $17,237,636
$1.37
$2.85
NOTE—Federal
_____
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Higher—
per
•After
27
American Stock Exchange——:.———__31
July 31/53 Apr. 30, '53 Oct. 31/52
As of—
Number
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
18,110
profits taxes (est.)—
income-
•Earnings
Stock Exchange (Stocks) ——15
New York
and foreign excess
Net
Page
were
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Total Net Assets
Quotations
informed
approximately
S4.250.000 after adjustment and cancellation of some defense business.
Shipments and orders during the period covered were approximately
75% defense and 25% non-defense, which totals approximately 50%
of orders on hand as of that date.—V. 177, p. 2001 and V. 178, p. 237.
that
$
of
IT. S.
__
Slock and Bond
1952
products and service revenues—
227,684,254 245,609,087
Income before U. S. and foreign taxes on inc.__
16,921,674 33,672,701
U. S. and foreign ihcome taxes (estimated7,699,278
15,489,888
Sales
In This Issue
(i
Net
1953
$
$6,191,145
524,239
116,300
taxes
Subs.)- -Earns.
American Smelting & Refining Co. (&
$7,228,135
194,728
,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Six Months Ended June 30—
1952
1953
———
Profit
INSURANCE
-
Inc.—Sales Increase-
Acme Aluminum Alloys,
six Months Ended Jttne 30—
Sales
INDUSTRIAL
-
1953—Month—1952
Ry. operating revenues. $13,247,302 $13,722,001
Ry.
operating expenses.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
ry.
opers
income.,,
—V. 178, p. 566.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$90,514,917 $92,242,330
73,935,426 67,061,194
11,985,282
11,533,527
$1,262,020
441,964
$2,188,474 $16,579,491
757,826
5,398,778
„
$25,181,136
7,602,392
■
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-
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
nm\
issuance
for
Ry.—Earnings-
^Atlantic &:Danville
$149,104
J JLtZr, J-V/Tt
operating revenues.
operating expenses.
Ry.
Net
net
*
fr
rev
$29,399
178,
$25,522
$267,677
-4.167
opers.
ry.
*2.934
57.710
.
is
65,649
Gulf
Atlantic
$3,950,848
686,904
1,319,568
160,988
372,070
236.812
655,989
9,430
taxes-
taxes
10,664
18,859
21,328
interest———
Minority
Net
$6,681,033
Fed. & foreign
income
177,
the
$1,493,291
22.366
♦149,410
70,223
$43,859
$22,366
♦879,187
94,551
94,551
Nil
before
$1,164,050
94,551
income taxes
Prov. for income taxes
Loss
Nil
Nil
—
prior
—
—
shares outstanding
Earnings per capital share
Capital
♦Profit.—V.
172,
500,000
625,000
125,000
375,000
Ellis
Central
First
625.000
Ariz.—Files—
Hornblower
&
125 000
1.250,000
&
31,514.471
opers.
9,490,176
4,536,189
49,364.860
41,658.703
income.—
4,442,605
2,566,904
23,779,165
21,115,472
fr.
Net rev.
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
ry.
178,
230,619,689 216,919,152
175,260,449
41,541,350
32,051,174
operating revenues.
operating expenses.
•
26,978,282 181,254,829
178,
Net
Ry.
operating revenues.
8837,119
$650,406
Ry.
operating expenses.
750,345
772,457
$7,877,762
5,530,977
$7,627,872
5,425,922
$86,744
109,936
♦$122,051
$2,346,785
1,283,920
1,094,729
155.000
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
opers.
ry.
.
income
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
178,
Net
221,853
$3,173,347
1,392,668
535,950
14,399,229
5.390,556
10,795,154
2,396,772
535,950
13,193,587
4,770,025
2,629,635
income
railway——
Earned
of
share
'
Gross
from
Net
ry.
$879,947
$782,471
297,149
39p,0Q6
177,788
112,380
269,749
income—
•<
■
5,621,165
5,616,507
5,088,568
railway—
from
Net
ry.
2,681,426
2,652,530
2,320,287
1,142,305
962,811
989,297
oper.
178,
p.
Earns,
—V.
income
238.
$
royalties, etc,..
sales,
Prov.
Fed. inc.
for
:
*
taxes
Profit before Income
&
1*848,170
Earns,
382.
per
178,
outstanding
.—
share
common
outstanding—
share—
6°^°qS
:
——
headed
8,502,606
3,797,119
2,117.453
$1.79
from
Sept.
The
ing
redeemable
are
at
prices ranging from 104 Vz
1, 1958 to 100 on or after Sept. 1, 1971.
prior to Sept.
BUSINESS—Corporation
operate
loan
loan
696
offices
ofice
had
operating
tlhe
For
June
income
for Federal taxes,
loans
full
in
operated
are
EARNINGS—At
before income taxes—
income taxes
p.
s>x.ut>
holding
a
cities
464
in
of
in
1953
the
$36,931,909
states.
41
Canadian
CO
30,
whose
company
1943
the
$119,780,610,
six
months
723
totaling $254,164,179,
ended
June
CAPITALIZATION
1953
and
and
net
income,
64,567
24,000
12,900
$96,066
30,
average
1953
an
the
$151
number
of
average
GIVING
subsidiaries
of
of
per
loans
made
794,163
For
was
the
795
the
$0.14
Outstanding
due
May
1,
1961
$20,000,000
June
1,
1972
30,000,000
1,
1973
25,000,000
25 000 000
30,000.000
30,000,000
20,000.000
20,000,000
April
OJ/19®6
iil^67
2lh%
—
promissory
1965
V
April
1,
July
1,
V
notes,
due
due
May
Aug.
1965
due
April
loans
and
ployees'
Preferred
Cumul.
ries
pfd.
of
June
Common
plan,
(without
in
1946,
1,
Blackwater Oil & Gas
stock (par one cent) was
publicly offered on Aug. 19 at $1 per share by Charles
J. Maggio, Inc., New York; Jackson & Co., Boston; and
Claybaugh Securities Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
par
at
the
be made
aggregating
same
as
set
3,761.99
shares
will
proceeds.
primary purpose of
establish its office in
Wall
—V.
will be used
70,000
to drill and
contingencies; and
and
tBefore
"proceeds."
excludes
19 077 shs
shs".
free market rate
Canadian
giving effect
dollars
to
reduc-
tlncludes scriD shares
54,033.295
with
share
a
300,000
shares
of
common
stock
of
has agreed to sell to James Wooten, Fred Miller and Sig
50,000, 70,000 and 70,000 shares, respectively, at five
of this issue of securities "is to finance the acquisition
and the spare parts."
Under an agreement
right
parts,
man
transfer
parts and assemblies, upon assuming liabilities
in the amount of approximately $973,000.
Air¬
spare
Transport
"was
five
Martinliners
liabilities.
Net
The present
Nevada laws on July 27, 1953, for the
assets and liabilities of the predecessor
merger agreement,
the registrant acquired the
organized under
taking
Under
company.
the Civil Aeronautics Board."
approved by
was
of
the
over
the
and
the
spare
parts
and
assumed
the
$973,000
of
proceeds of the present financing will be used chiefly to
off the liabilities of Airline Transport Carriers, Inc.,
thus assumed
by the registrant.
The proceeds of the issue will be disbursed to pay
promissory notes secured by chattel mortgages on the Martinliners in
amount of approximately $407,000, delinquent taxes in the amount
the
of
approximately $100.000,, past due accounts payable in the amount
and the balance will be used for working capital.
the 1,830,000 shares of regisrant's capital stock outstanding as
$156,000;
St.,
New
N.
York,
of
at
Y.
depth
a
approximately 3,800
of
feet. The lease covers a
acres.
stock
(par
and
C.
held
one
cent)
K.
approximately
1,600,000 shares are held
President
Sherman,
and
shares
reserved
by Charles
Secretary-Treasurer, i They
capital stock of the predecessor for
which
they invested $5,000 in cash.
No other stock of the prede¬
cessor was issued; and, according to the prospectus, neither of the Sher¬
mans
"received anything
of value from California Central Airlines
(the California corporation)
for promoting the same."
Subsequently,
they received 10,000 shares of the stock of the registrant upon the
merger of the two companies.
Upon the transfer of the five Martin¬
liners to the registrant a stock dividend of 2,310,000 shares of regis¬
back
the
shares
stock
to
the
of
was
the
paid,
company
1,830,000
1
$5
the
to be
par
Shermans
held
as
retransferring 490,000 shares
treasury stock, leaving them with
shares.
June—
Gross
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
599,500 shs.
1953
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$134,600
*35,403
27,716
79,131
42,815
66,623
909,953
income
oper.
1951
$74,988
5,521
railway
1952
$150,047
railway
835.068
821,930
1950
$149,155
13,510
j
-
.
64,874
From Jan. 1—
Gross
GIVING
1953,
1,
Edna
1,000
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
royalty,
875
0^ Sept.
"
trant's
July 3, 1953,
exploring for and producing oil and gas.
West Virginia. It is presently located at
corporation
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.)
railway
♦Deficit—V.
178,
658,107
52,161
p.
46,683
62,632
*81,253
466,772
income
oper.
328,708
362,379
245,289
238.
178, p. 566.
Blackwood
The
to
rate.
forth under
share,
per
Canadian National Lines in New
value)—,5,000,000 shs. +3,495,170.99
market
net
Authorized
8 937 367
of*?SS6qr9tedTnHnH^' in J°!!tr loans is $7,250,000
?' bank ,e(^vajents at the
100 593.
Included
to
the
total
...
of
converted
the
$20,000 will be added to reserve for
used for working capital.
remainder
Common
19 077 shs
($10
Corp.—Stock Offered—An issue
value)
prior
per
Transport is a corporetion controlled by Colonel Charles C. Sher¬
and
Edna K.
Sherman, who control the registrant.
The said
registrant
$2,185,046
15,718,516
$40.38
389,263
299,500 shares of common
drilling
*10 059 300
se-
cents
Martinliners
the
Airline
line
of
CAPITALIZATION
1956
stock
*4,023 720
*
75
share.
five
ponent
4,580,000
has acquired a lease, subject to the usual lath
and a Veth of 7/aths overriding interest located
on the Blackwater Anticline,.Tucker
County, W. Va„ for and in con¬
sideration of the completion to the Oriskany Sand of a well presently
em-
dividend
convertible
$3,188,486
17,502,692
$43.86
399,049
at
1953, with Airline Transport Carriers, Inc., registrant's
California Central Airlines, a California corporation, ob¬
to acquire by transfer from that corporation five
Martinliners
202-M,
postwar, used aircraft and certain spare com¬
294.
p.
landowner's
343.697 shs.
$3.25
,
30
June
at
$*4109° 999
series
stock
4,370,P00
.
$5,093,060—
par
178,
The
ma--
(incl.
30
30
assets at June 30
fixed
worth
Net
It
*1,005 930
year
accounts
pension
stock
issuable
paper
one
other assets at June
and
offered
be
to
April 30,
tained
$14,314,206 $13,533,470
7,558,486
6,765,046
at June 30
capital
working
'Net worth per share at June 30
Shares outstanding at June 30—
60
10,000,000
commercial
thrift
*5 029 650
15,
—
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Delaware on
20,000,000
4.000.000
notes,
turing not later than
Employees'
20,000.000
1,000,000
(Canadian)
*—-—
—
& Otis, Inc., and McCoy & Willard
predecessor,
pay
for
10,
(Canadian)
promissory
1968
—
—
term debt at June
Long
20,000,000
26,
due
notes,
Calif.—Reg¬
Exchange Commission—
are to be offered at 100%
of their
selling commission to the underwriters;
10%
a
is
stock
cents
purpose
the
dat^d
$2,074,196 $1,721,443
$5.20
$4.42
$20,953,685 $19,403,873
6,639,479
5,870,403
-
30
at June 30
liabilities
PROCEEDS—Of
20,000,000
serv¬
now
diversified
and
Finders,
per
purpose
the
5,000,000
_
notes,
—
complete well;
1,
(Canadian)
promissory
43A%
due
Jan.
(Canadian!
promissory
3
due
notes,
promissory
1960
3y2%
notes,
taxes
income
Current
1,
promissory
2%%
$20 000 000
1,
due
of
1953
1952
$27,457,772 $23,218,780
5,400,548
3,791,363
3,326,352
2,069,920
30—
Earnings per share.—
of
30 000000
Sept.
notes,
leather,, rubber
of which 50.000 shares are to be resold to James Wooten
per share.
Mr. Wooten is listed as a "Finder."
company
Shorp,
PRESENT FINANCING
due
Aug.
Cable-Link Conveyors are
Of
debs.,
due
linkage.
price of 25 cents
The
Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.) r—Earns.
five
of
company,
a
of
—V.
debs.,
1965
2y8%
-
$31p per loan.
EFFECT TO
promissory
2%%
ons
made
Manager
share selling commission.
The underwriting agreement
that the underwriters shall be entitled to purchase, at
per
provides
cents
taxes
for
Provision
provision
loan.
as
amount, with
cdmmon
price
a
$51,667
$0.27
—
before
Income
Net
corporation's
or
-19®2
t
after
General
throughout the nation.
cents
15
120,066
95
subsidiaries
debs., due
promissory notes,
3V2V0
Bank
its
and
equipment trust certificates
the
also
2002.
saieS
Net
and
Vice-President
was
rpd Plastoid Products Co., Detro.t, producers
metal-working,
automotive,
principal
1952
$840,738
$0.14
9 Months Ended June
Net
Property
corporation
also
President.
the
to
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 24, 1953. covering $GOO,000 of 7%
convertible equipment trust
certificates, series A—maturing Sept. 15, 1957, together with 400,000
shares of common stock, 50 cents par value. The securities are to be
offered
for public sale on a
"best efforts" basis through an under¬
Co.—V. 178,
$843,204
$48,935
Current assets at June
cities.
Authorized
15-year 2 '/2%
20-year 3V2%
20-year 4V*%
if
subsidiaries
additional
An
Paul Nesbit as board member.
directorate, Mr. Nesbit was
with additional functions as General
California Central Airlines, Inc., Burbank,
6 Mos. End. June 30
12,200
,
share
Black & Decker
of $6,852,545.
year
totaling
is
Co.
cable
steei-core
the
industries
The
$442,232
61,13o
—
per
Net
debentures
Nesbit
Mr.
Products
the
in
Assistant
Executive
recently
utilize
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income
Net
scribed.
redeemed
post
of Treasurer,
putty,
at
of 20-year 4Vi%
and accrued in¬
This offering was oversub¬
1953.
1,
his
glazing and caulking compounds. The latter operation also
involved plants in Jersey City, Chicago, and New Orleans.
The corporation is now producing a line of conveyor systems which
Sold Privately—The corpora¬
issue of $300,000 5 V2 % sink¬
1963 through Reynolds &
for
Prov.
fered publicly on Aug. 27 $25,000,000
debentures due Sept. 1, 1973, at 100%
terest
2126.
p.
6°2i°n?
su.ou
$1.04
June 30,'53
Offered—Eastman,
underwriting group which of¬
an
to
writing group headed by Gearhart
(of New York and Boston).
Earnings
Co.
Nil
177,
Corp.. Detroit, Mich.—New Treasurer—
by Leo T. Daigle.. Chairman of the Board and
the appointment of
the office
Plastic
The
&
comparative purposes.—V.
isters With Securities and
income
Gross
Beneficial Loan Corp.—Debentures
Dillon
450,000
Nil
announced
and
of
$634,212
12,299,725
478.
p.
$486,143
450,000
for
company
was
tc*
of
.
—V. 177,
V.
$481,316
3 Mos. End.
4,021,952
2,117,453
$1.90
-
300,000
$537,416
outstanding.
by
addition
In
elected
1474.
has sold privately an
Income
profit
Capital shares
786,143
310,000
—„
Recently
President,
1952
common
Bishop Oil Co.
9,309,820
profits taxes—.—
Net
*1952
$8,565,486
847,416
—
-
Cable-Link
9,489,961
2,201,752
$623,327
$
13,331,772
Subs.)—Earnings
1953
credit—;————
tax
*Restated
705,759
609;°2!?
.
taxes—
167,697,839 139,303,093
—
excess
(&
$12,577,029
shares
Most
B/G Foods, Inc.—Notes
tion
1952
1953
Co.
Earnings per common share——
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Mos. End. June 30—
the second
p.
loss
Common
1951
$15,940,605 $15,765,175 $15,830,970
1,250,725
1,002,744
1,224,927
627,398
521,428
590,715
———
ing fund notes due
Bendix Aviation Corp.
1952.
record volume of $40,053,117 in
478.
a
178.
This
4,999,547
2,590,640
1,228.446
p.
Net
taxes
inc.
State
&
shares
per
173, p.
share outstanding at June 30,
shipped
1953.—V.
credit
Net
1950
$2,782,001
1,127,603
1953
nrofit
Common
equivalent
June
at
common
of
is
This
company
before
Tax
,
railway—
from
Net
—V.
$781,996
254,444
197.239
railway
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$799,107
381,003
railway
from
Net
$2.01
with net profits of $861,383 for the second
to a profit of $1.72 per common
30, 1953, as compared with a profit of
compared
as
1952.
of
sales—
Loss
1950
Net
$3.01
share-
quarter ended June 30,
1953, net profits amounted to
provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
^
238.
v.—
income
Fed.
for
Prov.
1951
1952
1953
p.
Ended June 30—
before
Profit
June—
178,
sales
Npt
-Earnings-
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.
$1,911,866
945,340
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
911,000.,,
$2,874,774
953,815
after
per
The
3,133,000
1,723,000
_
outstanding at end of period._
outstanding
quarter
5,955,866
4,974,000
.
common
1952
1953
9,571,774
taxes
—
$3,997,000,
quarter
$0.91
\\
taxes
shares
the
$1,643,310
625,000
1,440,000
220.000
155,000
Co.—Earnings—
Best &
6 Mos.
non-recurring loss of $108,098
$74,009,689 $62,599,790
income
profits tax
per
For
125,000
Fed.
profit
Advisor
238.
p.
2,793,G75
income
oper.
ry.
*Deficit.—V.
a
146.
I
excess
Common
$2,201,950
♦3,748
1951
1952
$1,076,280
*116,066
railway
from
Net
tlncludes
taxes,
property.—V. 178, p.
before
Net
125,000
2 9 2
,
83,390,725
1,809.529
-
railway
from
Gross
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
220,000
125,000
780,439
railway
-Earnings—
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
Period End. June 30—
$14,406,869
$1,931,690
Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
&
oper.
ry.
of
income
Fed.
222
1953
from
Net
charges and
sales
Profits
500,000
■
from
1952
1953
t$616,222
—
Bridgeport Brass Co.- -Earnings Higher—
Fed.
Yarnall & Co
June—
Gross
'
J.
Six Months to June 30—
ll252'222
v
Mills, Inc.—Earnings—
the sale
Net
500,000
Un:on
G. H.
J. C. Wimat & Co
D^an Witter & Co
566.
p.
''
♦After
on
220,000
Security Corp.— 1,250,000
Walker & Co
500,000
125,003
Co
Bessemer
238.
p.
& Co
loss
this
earlier
paid
distribution
gain
$19,068,500
*Net
155.000
155,000
ties Corp.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
—V.
Ry.
Ry.
Co....
&
&
capital
Sales
Stroud & Company, Inc.
155,003
290 O-'O
220,000
Co
Masten
E.
&
Lemon
McDonald
A.
500,000
Co.
Prabody & Co..
Johnston.
Kidder,
Lo<>wi
500.000
& Co..
Weeks...
Noyes
McCormick
Period End. June 30—
.
Sachs
Hemphill,
Ohio RR.—Earnings-
Baltimore &
&
& Co.. 1,250,000
Hairiman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
1,250.000
Havden, Stone & Co
5C0.0D0
19 filed a letter of
Aug.
on
1,250,000
Co., Inc.
Deetjen
Goldman,
notification with the SEC
covering 1,000.000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents» to be offered
at 25 cents per share, through Neal M. Sprague and A1 Dinelli, both of
Needles, Calif. The proceeds are to be used to pay for developing and
blocking ores and for a 50-ton mill.
company
Boston Corp..
Emanuel,
The
Co.
125.000
155,000
35-cmt
a
2350.
177, p.
Botany
share
per
including
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
$750,000
220,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Putnam & Co.."
Quail & Co
Riter & Co.
Rogers & Tracy. Inc.—
Salomon Eros. & Hutzler
Smith, Barney & Co.—
Will am R. Staats & Co.
Stein Bros. & Boyce___
Stone & Webster Securi-
375.000
—
—
value
asset
♦Not
3,659,813
$23.39
4,068,531
*$22.21
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fenner & i;eane
The Milwaukee Co
F. S. Moseley & Co
The Ohio Co.
Co.
Republic
First California
Eagle Gold Mining Co., Kingman,
Bald
Simmons
&
Collins & Co.,—_
Julien
"
The
& Co,
Brown & Sons—
Alex.
Merrill
Dillon & Co.—$5,435,000
$90,358 974 $85,591,462
assets.—
outstand.ng
year.—V.
;
Inc.
Blunt,
2377.
p.
Net
1952
1353
July 31—
net
Shares
require.
loans as were
Rollins & Co. Inc.
Becker
(Inc. 1
loss
Net
As of
Total
circumstances
as
follows:
Blair.
43,359
saies
Net
It
Boston Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Higher—
to
and
proceeds of such bank
to Aug. 26, 1953, were
the
of
as
G.
A.
1951
1952
1953
$1,211,099
future
the
in
year
Eastman
Corp.—Earnings—
Tack
Atlas
proceeds
ucuentures
expenses
received within
placed in the corporation's
provide subsidiaries of the
respective businesses.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and the
respective principal amounts of debentures to be purchased by each
Such
one
are
3 Mos. June 30—
dealer's discount of 35 cents per share.
a
qiuckly completed.—V. 178, p. 566.
was
lour subsidiaries
general
funds
and used primarily to
corporation with funds to carry on their
146.
p.
of
sale
estimated
discounted
$642,251
$381,233
$303,532
$181,955
profit—
—V.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
Mos.—1952
$4,628,043
352^373
686,266
1953—3
$3,393,021
operating income-
Profit before inc.
Prov. for
(& Subs.)
West Indies S.S. Lines
&
Period End. June 30—
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
Edison
share, with
The balance
Co.
be received by the corporation
(estimated at $24,530,375, after
underwriting discounts and com¬
missions)
are
to be placed in the corporation s general
funds. It is
the present
intention of the corporation to use funds substantially
equivalent to such net proceeds to reduce outstanding bank loans.
Other
or
additional loans may be obtained and
commercial paper
net
the
PROCEEDS—The
from
238.
p.
Boston
inconsequent al.
deducting
Total
Monday, August 31, 1953
offering of 5 000 shares of common stock (par $25) was
made on Aug. 18 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $48.12V2 per
are
preferred stock 4% series of Commonwealth Loan
of the
minority interests in capital stocks of such
$241,151
$3.25
1946,
outstanding minority interests in capital stocks
subsidiaries
including $4,000,000 par value of
cumulat.ve
four
of
v '
738,366
745,640
112,830
of
stock
conversion of cumulative preferred
at the present conversion rate,
upon
ser.es
NOTE—There
$979,517
$1,013,317
$138,352
** A *JKJ f KJIS
l
119,705
Income/--
oper
ry
Deficit.—V.
dividend
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Period £nd. June 30—
Ry.
...
qj?.
Oil
and
&
Nichols Co., Oklahoma City, Okla., and
Gas
Co., Madison, N. J.
—
Register With
Gross
from
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
24, 1953, covering $2,000,000 of "contributions," to be offered for sale
as
a
"speculation" and the proceeds of which will be used for the
acquisition, exploration, operation and development of oil property.
Contributions will not be accepted in an amount less than
$25,000,
solicitations thereof to be made by Oil & Gas.—V. 177, p. 2002.
.
These
companies filed
a
Net
from
Net
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1953
June—
ry.
1951
1950
$185,000
$225,000
*81.677
*22,119
*58,072
*145,390
*148,343
*83,863
*113,774
1,411,000
income
$215,000
*73,184
railway
oper.
England—Earnings—
1952
$206,000
railway
1,422,000
1,403,000
1,117,000
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
*255.377
income
*Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
238.
*335,716
*116,118
*310.443
*712,866
railway
oper.
*735,862
*505,567
*664,460
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
£
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Canadian
Oil
Gas
&
Drill—
Canada—To
Reserves,
location for
offset
west
a
Alta.,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings
i
Canadian Oil & Gas Co., a wholly-owned
a
Calgary,
Ltd.,
!
the
to
June—
subsidiary,
McBride
well
has
staked
Gross
Langston, Okla.,
plans to follow up with a rapid drilling campaign, John Maberry,
Vice-President and General Manager of the
company, announced on
near
and
From Jan. 1—
.
Aug. 26.
The
Gross'
Canadian
of
lease
Oil
ducer on the west end and
The company
W.
has
one
Gas
is
the
on
virtually
east
one-fourth interest
a
Oklahoma.
in
area
&
The
eastern
320
with
proven
one
pro¬
end, the announcement said.
in
480
acres
in
the
new
offset
acres
the
Langston
1QS7
Clark Equipment
"
i QC;I
1Qc:fi
six
v
Net ry.
—V.
railway
j_ 133,233,033
railway.....;.
37,402,634
income.j.
oper.-
178,
121,446,385
127,122,159
Co.
Oil & Gas Co.,
have
staked
Wewoka
area
Aug.
by
28
pleted
the
tract
well
flowed
considered
ducers,- development
The
this
new
at
offset
the
continue
the
well
70
offset
until
in
is
barrels
36,415,411
25,606,458
13,700,002
10,937,280
Common dividends
multiple
a
pay
discovery has four producing sands with
which are productive in the general
after
the
south
blowing
wild
line
for
of
the
lease
has
are
area
by pro¬
completed.
'and that
number
a
recently
of
A
area.
1953
1952
1951
deeper
Gross
$2,655,029
Net
•
ry.
—V.
536,397
443,237
J1
326,063
274,898
270,161
159,876
.
178,
June—
Gross
1953
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway.
railway
from
Net
1951
1950
Net
$354,327
$374,048
13,516,573
barked
on
3,979,895
into
income—
2,916,975
extend
•2,114,471
1,975,345
1,774,697
1,240,956
'108,440
4,491
'78,801
'154,177
'180,021
'57,241
'149,008
from
Net
ry.
4,144,430
4,054,525
3,787,530
2,987,436
railway..;...
from
Net
railway-
850,039
1,034,764
1,216,834
429,222
383,577
677,567
from
Net
ry.
railway....
railway......
from
178,
—V.
June—
Gross
1953
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway—
railway—..
from
Net
from
1951
$213,588
$230,956
ry.
railway
Carman &
Months
profit
'33,341
8,829
'15,190
Gross
'104,185
'57,301
'80,394
Net
from
ry
1,368,444
1.345,718
1,352,437
1,076,304
'100,357
'54,169
60,320
—V.
'458,121
'345,727
'494,399
June
1953
17,066,178
5,135,555
1,809,621
17,051,421
5,091,032
15,556,196
1,645,468
$83,438
$64,228
1,616,973
24,348
25,972
342,628
342,628
$0.11
$0.41
share.
common
$0.18
V
,
Trust
first mortgage
Co.,
bonds,
New
3V2%
York,
is
series due
prepared
1982
in
to
deliver
1951
exchange
for
temporary
176,
income...
Carpenter Steel Co.—Redemption of Scrip—
'39,749
108,060
Guaranty
outstanding
stock
mon
Trust
the
at
Co.
scrip
rate
of
New
certificates
of
for
$2.18
York,
announces
dated
each
Aug.
l/20th
2676.
p.
15,
of
1951
will
it
for
com¬
share.—V.
a
j
railway
railway......
4,312,369
_
-
3,451,468
481,564
4,765,462
June—
Gross
1953
Net
178,
1951
ry.
2,002,569
685,930
1,149,777
;
.
from
railway—
railway
oper. income...
$3,584,573
$3,338,414
$3,401,317
713,325
332,799
347,785
271,878
Net
ry.
353,202
113,226
89,689
42,195
Gross
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$1,637,799
$1,701,166
$1,659,415
$1,578,979
244,141
255,864
62,565
261,523
340,468
84,408
87,743
136,574
10,817,989
2,346,583
10,772,437
2,367,394
10,471,719
9,166,769
—V.
railway
22,591,705
22,082,032
22,200,822
4,880,644
3,628,614
2,827,559
2,135,079
2,168,615
1,422,009
731,605
178,
2,095,247
1,910,129
income...
944,045
826,637
708,895
748,502
income.:..
-
The
11
ended
(CDTt
350,000
shares
on
of
20
Wacker
No.
Sept.
9
receive
stock
common
Drive,
bids
(par
Chicago
for
the
$10).—V.
6,
111.,
purchase
178,
p.
will
to
it
of
658.
net
1953
from
income—..
—V.
178,
Net
ry.
railway—_
$5,405,299
$3,504,925
$3,647,007
&
Pacific
475,103
436,933
467,580
income—
592,252
1950
1951
'326,315
1952
617,072
1951
726,645
railway-.'.- 126,902,829
Net
ry.
16,173,169
5,874,932
511,464
Gross
ry.
Net
ry.
'316,868
'249,144
ry.
ry.
416,542
.
income.^..
2,339,740
'2,352,190
2,322,269
'2,268,923
ry.
178,
p.
238.
railway....
Gross
1952
109,765
1951
1950
1,371.179
'1,794,242
608,465
railway
ry.
$850,000
248,181
126,981
5,789
„
6,215
129,171
5,577,000
5,671,000
676,604
1,033,687
—V.
178,
'21,066
421,298
168,451
4,943.000
178, p. 239.
Ry.—Earnings-
1952
$546,663
$384,91g
199,510
88,360
income—
54,750
105,456
68,371
22,409
39,117
24,220
3,695,691
-3,448,954
3,269,783
741,030
771,013
565,432
364,453
344,152
—V.
178,
p.
177,
1952
1951
1950
$2,099,213
$1,953,134
$1,859,187
$1,670,045
911,765
876,140
863,457
678,25?
'
771,377
825,009
647,488
12,041,500
9,825,26 k
5,312,105
5,256,430
5,398,264
income—
4,588,013
4,714,100
5,089,681
3,997,6* ')
3,629,6'U
Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
June 30—
1953
est.
per
outstanding
dividend
A
1951
t$43,875
700,000
700,000
Nil
—
share
common
class
1952
|$89,632
—
shares
$0.05
—.
requirements.
'
tProfit.
1953
from-railway—
from
ry,
Gross
tAfter
t$284,< '3
700,C' )
$0.3'>-
giving
effe :'t>
IV/,
estate,—V.
real
1952
1951
1950
$1,277,123
$1,048,152
$1,289,845
$1,062,233
387,565
204,355
275,966
289,-Vj.
73,81?
railway
income—
193,834
48,009
56,278
7,805,638
7,513,248
7,452,470
5,983
railway—-
2,536,695
1,124,003
2,142,276
763,826
1,970,509
577,183
1,490,213
income—
oper.
24,830,853
from
Net
Net
21,193,463
7,773,630
from
ry.
85,127,036
income...
—V.
railway
oper.
178,
239.
p.
14,078,689
11,478,784
8,584,600
Colorado & Wyoming
June—
Gross
1952
1951
1950
$2,471,292
$2,635,081
$2,738,299
$2,643,299
'5,194
252,139
from
370,208
'373,284
'77,938
153,785
'140,836
1951
1950
$282,798
$198,! 3ft
62,520
'17,918
77,783
23,344
25,093
'4,211
1,769,815
1,417,780
1,630,330
1,071,83?
15,817,958
income...
ry.
708,146
443,788
250,119
368,931
279,965
railway
railway
from
Net
174,580
135,478
151,331
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
40,153
178.
32
•:
from
Net
')
1952
$112,928
92,777
railway
railway
ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
$268,686
from
ry.
railway—
railway
15,867,493
15,701,422
239.
p.
1.092,540
394,848
1,269,413
'1,328,997
'1,228,481
'1,720,700
'572,523
178,
Net
ry.
&
1953
1952-
1951
1,694,072
1,204,049
income—.
775,053
642,153
30,257,122
20,649,724
from
$3,296,043
1,189,749
494,913
24,600,230
22.488,901
22,091,921
7,373,937
7,600,303
3,080,702
3,195,810
OF
$
29,104,157 171,044,820 181,535,654
21,286,000 121,838,151 131,389,433
revenues
before income
Subs.)—Earnings—
Fed.
1
.
taxes
income
1953
■
;
...
533,724
321,275
from
Net
1952
49,206.669
50,146,261
114,238
54,200
,
-
$212,449
commemorated
company
Carrier
26,660,508
and
the
sale
Under
bank
the
6,
Gas
the
1953
Co.,
company
Inc.
amounts
the
The
to
terms
maximum
1,825,0 ?
2,127,1
net
to
1953)
with
a
"50th
ry.
Gross
approximately $4,15(Vthe company's
ere I!i
of
credit
will
Co.
$60,038
These
new
items
are
the
Ross
*
be
.
reduced
frenk
1953
1952
1951
1950
$119,302
1,358
$140,944
'11,003
$152,831
26,746
income—
9,337
701
'15,603
2,;;?
1,050,731
935,369
131,890
1,055,334
954,831
from
44,249
69,743
railway
railway-.
p.
247,890
98,276
income—
oper.
178,
Carrier,
a
widely in the
172,350
132,9
Months Ended June 30—
Transportation
1953
Manufacturing
Consolidated
Delayed
Total
'Net
net
income,
income
sales—
operating income
non-recurring
—-j.
operating income
1952
i $19,230,970 $15,554,03?
3,590,888
2,758,i>2)
revenues
*
per
372,776
172,o
372,776
---—
492,971
-
share
$0.99
■
t$u.t )
'
On 350,000 shares in 1953 and 250,000
preferred
stock
dividends,
t Not
including
in¬
shares
in
$1.18
per
2783.
collected
in
STate 2-0613);
,
On
account
of
the
fluctuations in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
I
320,sj)
*
this
period.—V.
177,
p.
1952
and
share
aft
delay
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctcr 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Seibert, President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday].
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 13.
1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana
Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at t!i)
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion
of Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
N0T3:
)
47,'. vj
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Earnings—
Six
straddlecarrier,
construction
12,05)
239.
income
used
-
.
.
$173,664
from
ry.
Anniversary—
half-century of operation this month
Anniversary Materials-Handling Parade"
Michigan Power Shovel,
dustry.—V. 178, p. 664.
176, p. 2160.
railway
railway—
oper.
Net
—V.
a
the
$15,000,000.—V.
Dana
(Telephone
?
sold its di¬
profit afir
From Jan. 1—
$2,279,568
employees at the firm's "home" plant.
Included in the parade were some 40 different
models of industrial
materials handling trucks produced
by Clark, Among the various cate¬
gories were fork-lift trucks, towing tractors,
powered hand-trucks and
two lines of products recently acquired
through the purchase of Ross
28,566.435
from
share.
from
Net
$3,353,614
,
taxes*
for directors and
7,818,157
a
Aug.
Natural
136,9'6
2,360,000
2,593,173
—
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings—
Net
4,214,124
taxes
per
with
$20,000,000
Gross
(&
profit
5,496,774
(est.)—
'
6 Mos. End. June 30—
for
inc.
—_
Interstate
$2.58
4,063,u
61,236
on
INVESTMENT—On
in
income
or
1952
5,024,052
...._
800
p.- 567.
Operating
Net
taxes
fgn.
Federal
3,443,265
1953
—
6,698,999
4.528,973
City Coach Lines, Inc.
(August,
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
and
earnings
SALE
19,028,120
9,927,005
.oper.
178,
S.
agreement
railway..._
Subs.)—Earnings—
$27,003,189 $22,988,6"?
profit —income (net)—
vestment
1,215,641
632,775
railway—....
income...
from
ry
9,607,398
opers.
income...
383.
I
1950
$3,662,759
$3,703,164
U.
Net
From Jan. 1—
This
$
,
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
$4,062,603
(&
—
Operating
railway—
railway—__
oper.
Co.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
239.
p.
Clark Equipment Co.—Observes 50th
1953—Month—1952
Columbian Carbon
14,291,206
992,997
income—_
THE COMMERCIAL
William
/0
405,ta0
*
239.
from
268,818
239.
oper.
1952.—V.
30,
From Jan. 1—
99,916,261
2,475,016
1,013,361
513,968
...
income—
fr.
rev.
ry.
June
2676.
Net
1950
1,073,871
railway—
railway......
from
Prov.
railway
railway
operating revenues.
operating expenses.
Net
ended
12,074,467
June—
$525,393
$
Net
antici¬
825,729
June—
1950
1951
$635,057
Period End. June 30—
Ry.
1951
1,298,530
Cincinnati, New Orleans
—V.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings-
Ry.
1952
2,644,162
June—
Net
& Western Carolina
railway
p.
months
non-recurring profit of $145,538 from sale of
Gross
2,698,566
785,571
428,725
railway-
oper.
a
Other
$1,061,000
124,999
5,822,000
1,229,838
—
income
1953
from
is
none
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
295.
p.
income
'Deficit.—V.
From Jan.1—
Net
to
'1,307,373
oper.
Net
railway
from
12
income—
oper.
'After
p.
income...
from
Profit
Net
the
and
provisions and adjust¬
three months and increased
12,532,322
'Earnings
6,592,627
1953
from
ry.
„Gross
Charleston
aross
for
1952
interim
the
railway
railway—
loss,
,
$937,000
262,007
income...
oper.
$66,000
and
months)
12
interim provi¬
liability for this ta*
83,301,983
oper.
Net
Inc.—Earnings—
$1,020,000
June—
ry.
these
and
exclude
no
From Jan. 1—
railway..
from
of
months
to
as
$3.30
1953
Common
584,548
9,183,719
from
Net
Met
482,726
96,994,759
p.
from
from
1951
years
exclusion
three
profits tax
income $75,000 for
net
Net
Net
'Deficit.—V.
Met
'278,238
6,832,348
oper.
Net
oper.
calendar
the
recomputed
$3.77
outstanding..
now
178, p. 239.
Net
Gross
aross
1950
-
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Ry.—Earnings
Gross
1953
from
Net
for
been
excess
$13,752,400 $12,162,925.
$0.78
stock
common
taxes
have
The
6 Mos. Ended
railway.... 105,902,348 104,250,540
railway
32,782,717
27,703,551
178.
1,795,749
from
Net
1951
from
frbm
18,303,690
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$0.98
railway
railway
from
ry.
—V.
Net
95,498,686
oper.
2,205,842
oper.
3,286,152
$2,885,916
income
1952
30,
oper.
Net
railway.... $18,974,674 $19,273,605 $16,285,583 $12,697,669
railway....
6,020,373
6,084,963
3,587,742
2,913,888
from
ry.
$15,449,077
2,532,075
from
Net
from
21,272,023
June—
Net
*1952
1953
2,344,482
from
ry.
Net
Net
1S53—12 Mos.—1952
From Jan. 1-—
3,764,384
98,551,396
10,385,910
oper.
Net
from
4,423,293
railway....
railway...
'Deficit.—V.<178,
Net
(& Subs.)—Earns.
$16,284,475
3,342,308 shares of
1953.
from
2,079,535
railway-...- $17,650,664 $15,678,929 $17,054,208 $15,781,065
railway
2,051,561
1,223,276
1,782,049
1,956,836
from
from
21,271,190
Central Vermont Ry.
Gross
Exchange Commission—
791,460
from
Net
126,359,236 110,786,733
17,335,259
14,440,917
4,392,993
1953
oper., income...
ry.
6,055,606
'Deficit.—V.
Net
in
the
$3,677,376
adjustments for
income
Gross
1950
From Jan. 1—
31,478,893
oper.
of
514,027
June—
from
railway..^..
railway..
from
from
organization
239.
p.
from
—V.
From Jan. 1—«
Gross
127,473,548
19,191,151
income—.
June—
Net
the
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
RR.—Earnings
$3,333,742
1,151,046
oper.
and
share
com.
on
Clopay
Net
1952
railway—..."
from
like
From Jan. 1—
1953
from
Gross
per
June
Gross
railway—.
oper.
Net
Central RR. of New Jersey- -Earnings—
Net
new
a
£38.
p.
_
from
ry.
Gross
June—
in
for
$3,579,002
ments decreased
railway____ $21,931,130 $21,580,179 $21,393,012 $20,608,497
railway
2,554,234
2,864,695
2,234,054
4,132,337
oper.
Net
Gross
up
from
order
'$4,093,029
....
incurred for the
was
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
at
company
a.m.
$1,250,000
$22,820,917 $20,790,205 $89,981,574 $84,450,515
18,727,888
17,112,829
73,697,099
69,001,438
income
sions and
from
June-
Service Co.—Bids for Stock—
for
another
on
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes—*
income
pated for
18,357,852*
658.
p.
Central Illinois Public
Securiiies
NOTE—Federal
501,483
railway......
income...
order
an
work
239.
p.
from
Net
oper.
new
and
Gross
1950
oper.
ry.
Net
From Jan. 1—
finish
the
expanded production will bfcgin.
product development and increased manufacturing
End. June 30—
'Based
1951
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
$3,023,163
from
to
when
revenues
'Earns,
1952
June—.,
Net
Net
completed
expects
Interest, etc., deductions
-Earnings-
1953
railway....
railway.......
178,
Net
1950-
announce¬
double}' the
Hugh L. Clary,
239.
p.
railway
railway......
from
Net
Gross
1952
truce
than
more
at the market
(approximately $6.87V2 per share) through
& Co., San
Francisco, Calif. The net proceeds are to be used
working capital.—V. 177, p„ 1047.
Period
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.—Earnings-
Korean
will
components,
weapon
4,776,925
1,474,518
56,888
1,062,146
354,781
income.!.
June—
Central of Georgia
guided
corporation on Aug. 19 filed a letter of notification with the
covering not exceeding 30,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to-
Total
177,
•
for
recently
and
for
Expenses
from
Gross
that
the
production .that
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
353,459
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
The
1954.
instituted after
were
offered
$1,100,522
From Jan. 1—
redeem
quarter of
November
Files With
604,298
40,939
oper,
Net
2246.-
p.
treasury
1950
218,536
from
ry.
1
definitive
$3.74k
17,244
The
SEC
lor
$785,515
-
from
Net
outstanding.—V.
1952
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.
—V.
.
by
the
Net
$168,436
22,725
$2.90
tExcludes
missile field have been
underway since
company's Instrument Division last June 1.-
4,437,222
'19,071
'Deficit.—V.
Net
1951
outstanding...—342,628
2246.
p.
Irving
bonds
173,918
$429,834
.oper.
Net
1952
-
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds—
The
278,203
150,247
from
Gross
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
after taxes...
dividends paid—-——
per
177,
278,247
'125,474
'500,009
Co., Inc.
Ended
shares
Earnings
Plans
From Jan. 1—
$191,663
Net
railway—
Preferred
565,141
$721,693
oper.
June—
Net
781,723
1953
'41,895
ry. oper. income—
'Deficit.—V. 178, p. 238.
Common
716,272
railway....
railway......
from
Net
1950
,
Net
Six
amount
be
from
Net
'115,502
oper.' income..:.
from
1952
$224,496
From Jan. 1—■
Gross
$2,251,943
567.
June-rGross
Vermont—Earnings-
last
instrument
company
$2,700,487
1,771,733
p.
$2.71
requirements.
Walston
238.
p.
178,
661,281
said.
The
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
Canadian Pacific Lines in
for
instruments
$2,660,008
13,153,634
4,084,691
income...
oper.
44,810
893,301
661,281
volume, this corporation on Aug.. 19 disclosed it has em¬
$6,147,120 program of instrument manufacturing that will
the
President,
.1950
.
.
Gross
44,815
991,921
1,119,261
share_4___„
output rate
1951
132,766
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
a
call
1952
From Jan. 1—
687,079
income...
1953
railway.... ' $2,900,707
railway.
1,029,031
oper. income—
384,039
ry.
44,815
1,582,740
dividend
Negotiations which
ment
from
Net
From Jan. 1—■■
Gross
-
239.
from
$301,415
'110,990
5,400,000
$2,518,06 k
664.
company's
Gross
$366,821
income...
oper.
1952
record
16,358,390
4,103,917
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings
Maine—Earnings—
7,350,000
$3,295,102
Clary Multiplier Corp.—To Increase Output—
new
16,887,486
June—
Canadian Pacific Lines in
5,200,000
$3,071,230
Increasing its production operations in guided missile components to
a
4,335,829
p.
common
178, p.
18,115,913
deep test
completed
been
per
preferred
railway..!;.
railway..:!..
oper.
1951
$2,229,689
550,429
income
from
from
Net
prof, taxes
paid
1950
$2,703,090
657,716
'
From Jan. 1—
hours.
24
'After
shares.—V.
$2,988,594
railway....
railway......
oper.
1952
$74,014,154 $60,405,877
10,645,102
7,918,06 k
8,271,230
I...
10,755,897
.
sides
wells
Net' ry.
Since
1953
1
tCommon shares
outstanding
from
from
& exc.
29,405,674
14,682,612
June—
Gross
taxes
Preferred dividends paid
'Earnings
Net
income
Net profit
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
RR.—Earnings-
High Crest
hour
per
three
on
eight
possibilities
offsetting
and
their
to
of
rate
being
proven,
will
indicated
company
east
.
the
the
is
wholly-owned subsidiary,
a
an
recent discovery
in
Seminole County,
Oklahoma, it was announced on
Maberry.
This discovery, Bowlegs No. l, was com¬
Calvin sand from 1658 to 1670 feet. On the drill
of
Mr.
from
tests
stem
out
before
Prov. for Fed. inc.
102,613,336
239.
p.
30—
$64,870,459
Profit
of
discovery
Co.—Earnings-
June
j.
from
from
Net
'
Months Ended
Sales
C. McBride.
Canadian
Oil
;
10^9
-from
railway.— $22,639,54.4 $19,726,430 $19,851,179 $17,991,567
Net from railway
5,170,067
3,325,244
3,483,075
3,756,878
Net ry. oper. income___
1,739,550
1,052,274
262,540
1,836,832
out
In
New
York
funda.
i*
.
)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ...Monday, August 31, 1953
(756)
4
until
ously Srid
rities of
Prim "hefnrVTnc"
$4,914,000
1,980,948
outstdg.
com. share
Common shares
•Earns
per
•After
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (&
„
1Bnded June 3°~
«
sales
Net
o,
2*676
000
wd,wu
$1,339,803
m
$2.39
*1,,w
-V.
177,
income™.
152,415
134,798
213,204
225,740
of
of
240.
bank loans aggregating $15,900,000, incurred for construction pur¬
poses. Standard Power will apply
the proceeds from the sale of the
34,739 shares of Duquesne common stock to the reduction of its pres¬
Giant Blast Furnace—
$34,081^000
recently
expanded
Portsmouth (O.)
Division. This
its $60,000,000 expansion program.
i'iSWjjJ
3,206,000
miles
19
the
at
improvements
Portsmouth
additional
of
Division
of
Detroit
Steel
2,503,000
loan
with
the
Hanover
Bank
"Earnings per common share—
Eastman Kodak Co.
June 14, '53
\
Net
-
''
-
,l
■i
sales
286,382,170 249,924,131
70,338,544
53,358,483
38,206,711
29,580,09s
9,600,000
5,600,000
before
taxes—______
———
and foreign inc. taxes——
excess-profits tax———
Prov. for Fed., State,
for
Prov.
Net
earnings
Cash
22,531,833
184,971
18,178,383
184,971
13,562,861
13,222,901
__________—.—_
8,784,001
4,770,516
sbareJ———
$1.28
$1.08
—_
__
dividends
preferred
on
dividends
Common
Gross
from
III.—Unit to Expand¬
contract for
Gross
the construction of its projected $25,000,000
America, New York, according to an
President of Crane Co.
management of
project
by
____—
.__
—
surplus
Balance,
Earnings
per common
New Director Elected—
James
C.
White,
President
General
and
Manager
railway——
income—
11,297,403
3,319,509
*1,527,515
630,412
lu3,906
._
8,989,886
1,405,829
_
1,171,801
._
318,Oo6
9,747,999
3,931,757
1,671,732
2,795,001
8,890,708
3,796,559
1,977,698
from
ry.
—V.
Net
$534,054
208,736
219,245
income—
70,196
66,050
71,035
4,531,744
2,200,157
3,904,289
3 923,609
3,721.072
1,713,758
536,799
1,708,455
449,664
1,773,825
715,044
railway——
oper.
178, p.
income—
240.
based
611,727
sales
before
Profit
1952
$5,944,335
310,298
181,292
$23,195
$204,034
$2.58
$0.46
$4.08
income
on
income taxes—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Decca Records, Inc.
for
Prov.
Net
taxes————
1952
$550,097
279,174
1951
$705,966
343,762
outstanding———4~
common
share——
$430,063
1,354,158
$0.32
$270,923
776,650
$0.35
$362,204
776,650
$0.47
income
profit
shares
Capital
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
178,
Earnings
1953
$652,889
222,826
income
before
Profit
taxes—
147.
profit
—V.
—
share———___—_
per
390,704
PROCEEDS—It
Delaware & Hudson RR.
June—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
$4,877,003
railway
railway—
from
Net
;
income—
,1950
$4,309,532
$4,359,984
720,925
436,048
1,103,507
$4,675,148
378,346
29,097,725
6,578,946
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
27,214,786
from
6,500,046
income—
oper.
4,639,046
5o0,l4l
1953
from
1952
1951
1950
$7,261,625
$7,604,238
1,392,261
961,580
654,256
612,410
1,624,811
817,715
Gross'from railway
45,547,342
43,904,876
Net
from
10,796,822
Net
ry.
46,048,589
9,803,087
4,735,568
Net
ry.
Income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
—V.
railway
income
5,291,589
oper.
178, p.
Income
stock
exercise
1957,
16,750
8,021.695
3,143,763
3,428,413
shares
to
A.
presently
produces
the
YH-31
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
on
and
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
Gross
1953
from
Net
ry,
2,146,709
convertible notes™.
(par
$1)——
1950
outstanding warrants who
their right to buy at $4
reserved for
conversion
$4,362,660
846,168'
Net
from
757,563
468,999
Net
ry,
From Jan. 1—
.
Gross
of
from
may
now,
per
of
Oct.
178, p.
and through Aug. 1,
Included also are
178, p. 568.
shaire.
in
facilities
two
Net
2,986,081
Net ry. oper. income—
•Deficit.—V. 178, p. 240.
applications
with
the
Federal
Power
the
up
Canada,
to
at
the
U.
facilities
than
it
of
S.-Canadian
maximum
a
although
somewhat lower
be
of
some
Hydro-Electric Commis¬
border.
500,000,000
estimates
this in
the
that
The
company
kilowatt-hours
the
amount
annually
received
wlU
off-peak
at
be
times
of
high
times at nights or
converted
into
water
over
water
some
weekends
on
is being wasted at
Hydro's system which
and sold to Detroit Edison in order
to
displace kilowatt-hours which otherwise must be generated bv
burning, coal. Conversely, Detroit Edison declared, there are times of
low
railway—-
railway
—
25,024,536
8,236,203
2,949,049
water
on
Hydro's
energy
system
when
the
American
company's
steam
generation can supply kilowatt-hours during the off-peak periods al¬
lowing Hdyro to fill Its ponds for use during heavy load periods '
Energy is to be delivered over two interconnecting transmission'lines
one crossing the Detroit River between Detroit
and Windsor
Ontario
and the other crossing the St. Clair River between
MarysviUe
Mich'
and the Sarnia, Ontario, area.—V. 178, p. 479.
Net
15,170,755
95,093
*1,136,243
21,046,566
4,925,230
1,511,127
Net ry.
'
'
outstanding stock of
16,000 shares
&
$1,19
the
on
V '
Share Co.
/
-;
Capital Distribution to
—
24 authorized
the
on
Share
a
capital distribution, subject to
this company at the
common stock of
stock
common
and
and
1953
31,
of
stock
of
United
held.
in accordance
is
with
Gas
at the
the
for each
Corp.
distribution
The
will
provisions
2,011.360
479,518
oper.
1952
1951
1950
$668,079
82,582
railway—
railway
$545,498
29,910
$732,327
$660,035
110,005
39,113
200,356
4,091,721
800,143
3,201,450
584,576
9,2901
Income—
oper.
income—_
•Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
4,249,468
818,589
294,397
In
*20,776
3,750,510
by George G. Walker, President* and
of the Executive Committee, stockholders
represents a return of part of their
investment in Bond and Share and is not a dividend. At the closing
market price (27y«) for the United Gas stock on the New York Stock
Exchange on Aug. 21, it involves a reduction in the value of the com¬
pany's assets of $24,211,000, or $4.61 per share of Bond hnd Share
E.
Calder, Chairman
advised that
were
stock.
the distribution
'
•
!;
Walker and Calder pointed out
that the market
price of the
and Share stock may be expected to reflect, at least temporarily,
the reduction in asset value but that stockholders would receive shares
Bond
United Gas stock which should have a market value approximately
equivalent to the decline which presumably will take place in the Bond
stock on August 26, when it will sell "ex-distribution."
of
representing fractions of full shares of United Gas stock wilt
to stockholders, but stockholders will receive checks for
Scrip
sent
of the sale by the company's disbursing agent of the
shares for their account. It Is also contemplated that ar¬
rangements will be made to facilitate the sale of small lots of United
Gas stock by stockholders who would prefer to receive cash.
The company is advised by counsel that in their opinion the distri¬
fractional
bution
not constitute
will
States income tax law
taxable income to
the
regulations.—'V. 178,
and
recipient under United
p.
240.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
1953
June—
Gross
from
ry,
1952
$4,631,012
1951
$1,842,224
1,386,850
295,472
railway
*44,331
$4,775,658
1,963,772
517,639
186,744
Net
419,277
307,063
Gross
*140,012
501,651
28,529,851
9,610,591
23,602,106
26,964,943
23,794,768
6,899,354;
9,844,039
10,786,114
1,045,006
2,086,659
4,639,134
railway—:
oper. Income—.
—
from
Net
from
Net
ry,
railway—
railway
income
oper.
p.
240.
Empire OB & Refining Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—The
offering of 300,000 shares of common stock at
$1 per share has been completed, all of said shares hav¬
ing been sold. The financing of this issue has been ar¬
ranged through Charter Securities Corp., an affiliate of
B. G. Phillips & Co., New York City. See details in V.
176, p. 2162.
Erie RR.—Earnings—
June—
Gross
Net
'
1950
$392,400
$471,109
$404,600
$493,400
19,773
115,464
20,340
80,547
133,405
*66,459
18,927
2,630,500
3,396,300
2,704,800
2,045,500
railway—,—466,802
951,958
715.174
,
1950
railway— $15,817,148 $12,671,744 $14,970,490 $13,759,86
railway—
4,229,106
1,756,528
3,261,247
3.400,31
income
1,679,830
782,041
1,271,651
1,527,51
oper.
270,055
204,629
34,619
from
railway—4railway
HI,150,283
86,019,831
88,334.687
76,440,55
24,736,777
19,748,450
20,882.995
18,553,47
income—
—V. 178, p. 385.
10,318,186
8,531,919
8,248,314
8,423,75
458.185
income—
railway.
oper.
income—
Net from
*82,441
N'-t.
r«
178, p. 240.
oper.
I
Evans Products €0.
(& Subs.)
-Earnings—
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
Net
♦Deficit.—V.
1953
sales
Profit
Prov.
The SEC has issued
an
order giving Interested persons until Sept. 4,
to request a hearing upon
(1)
issue and sell, at competitive bidding,
the proposal of this
(a)
company
to
150,000 shares of its author¬
ized but unissued common stock, $10 par value,
(b)
100,000 shares of
1952
$14,259,450 $10,606,867
before
income
taxes
888,779
—
for Fed. & state & Can. inc.
taxes
Net
profit
Capital shares
Earnings
per
—V. 177,
p.
outstanding—
common
I
$149,134
269,207
—
share——
103,882
$507,459
—
2783.
253,016
381.320
Duquesne Light Co.—Hearing on Financing—
1953,
1
■
1951
70,812
railway
railway
from
Net ry.
.
1952
1953
.
From Jan. 1—
1951
oper.
from
'
,
from
from
Gross
1952
From Jan. 1—
Gross
re¬
cent public
Net
240.
1953
from
from
1950
$4,255,731
2,055,481
902,518
2,341,792
from
162,196
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings-^-
Net ry.
on
com¬
letter sent to stockholders
a
Curtis
Net ry.
Gross
10$
made
of the
•
railway
Net from railway—
from
Net, ry,
be
business
close of
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of stock,
basis of
240.
13537,815
1953
from
from
June—
years.
application points out that the Ontario Commission's power
supply comes largely from water power plants while Detroit Edison's
supply is practically all from steam plants.
Thus
the application
could
from
eyt>*c*s
The
continues,
$6,347,522
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
Gross'
1953. Excluding these
have amounted to
p.
■■
•Deficit,—V. 178,
5,663,713
connection
of
Ontario
receive
to
from
3,040,391
27,972,945
interconnections,. with
of
sion
3 770.876
1,390,630
4,960,805
port up to 250,000,000 kilowatt-hours per year, at a maximum rate
of 300,000 kilowatts, and in the second application asked
for a Presi¬
dential Permit authorizing the
construction, operation and maintenance
of
4,011,790
10,205,682
with
its plan to interconnect its system
Hyro-Electric Power, Commission of Ontario for
the exchange of electric energy.
I
In one application,
the company requested FPC authority to ex¬
with
$7,558,724
4,432,627
two
430,231
From Jan, 1—
1950
*1,027,858
June—
Commission
1951
1,519,240
10,027,665
filed
has
company
land.
of
on
pany's Final Plan for compliance with the Holding Company Act.
Net
-Earnings—
1952
—
14,180,716
6,202,524
Detroit Edison Co.—Proposes Export of Electric Energy
The
based
Sept. 1—
income-:—
railway-
35,595,517
to Canada—
the
sale
on
1952
proceeds
$1,117,765
*824,485
37,084,359
240.
taxes
and
1953 to stockholders of record
5,
be
$8,370,990
5,008,207
railway—-
oper.
from
Bond
of
shares
the
notes.—V.
1953
from
41,916,285
Gross
shares
17
not
From Jan. 1—
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
—V.
Gross
after
would
178,
•
■,
*531,160 shs.
at 48 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y., will up to 11:30 a.m.
Sept. 1 receive bids for the purchase from it of $35,000,000
refunding mortgage bonds due 1983.—V. 178, p. 665.
June—
$6,103,292
1,517,268
profit
Part of the purchase price was represented by
16,000 shares of Thomas A. Edison, Inc., class B
which accounts for the increase in number of sharers
share
Outstanding
$67,000
,
1,000,000 shs,
„
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.
1951
$5,798,338
1,386,644
636,826
936,213
oper.
-Earnings—
1952
$7,097,507
railway—
income—
from
Net
railway—.
$71,191
shares; 1951
446,231 shares.
approval of the SEC,
Net
June—
$0,13
and Share
The company
(EDT)
first
240.
$1.55
v
June 30,
on
per
Messrs.
corporation
Duke Power Co.—Bids for Bonds
37,990,579
7,111,701
$0.63
Field Forces.
to holders of
$7,101,452
1,358,861
—
proceeds will be used
will be used in C. A.
LZ^S, fthich is designed to meet specific n^eds of
•In
addition, 168,604 shares are reserved for stock warrants and
options.
This total includes 34,176 shares reserved for distribution
$7,849,849
1,975,006
railway
railway
net
$34,630
Authorized
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
from
the
and
4,713,084
5-year 5%
June—
that
payable
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
Net
the
2,254,392
80V,154
&
utility
and
medical
evacuation helicopter
and its commercial counterpart,
the Doman LZ-5.
Corporation occupies a hangar-type structure of
30,000 square feet located at the Municipal Airport in Danbury, Conn.
178, p. 240.
Gross
intended
is
accounts
of
BUSINESS—The
'*
From Jan. 1-7-
Gross
Army
25,562,899
3,061,906
the
242,472
28,728,685
6,268,371
3,329,177
1,396,734
oper.
certification
lflfcT
1952
$100,000
pay
Corp.—Earnings—
1953
Offered—Greene
Co., New York City, are publicly offering "as a specu¬
an issue of 53,852 shares of common stock
(par
$1) at $3 per share.
lation"
,»
249,11$
$1.15
directors on Aug.
The
rate
Aug.
Inc.—Stock
$121,901
249,115
this company purchased
1953
shares.—V.
.
on
Helicopters,
$676,056
261,730
Common Stockholders—
186,670
170, p. 768.
Doman
*$316,095
261,730
405,000
on
Electric Bond
the
Net
285,060
163,153
*
Corp.
of
stock,
common
outstanding
1951
$4,857,031
47,261
24,066
$129,006
taxes
and Canadian
Fed.
1953
$5,258,551
—
—
340,732
_
on
30,
issuance
/
(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
I." :
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
June
On
the
1950
1,596,124
920,069
and
include
shares; 1953 based
earnings
six Months Ended June 30—
Net
elected
$560,227
declared
Measurements
656,827
873,481
earnings
not
1951
1952
1,433,708
__
1 1950
1950
$576,824
155,882
33,502
railway
1953
taxes
taxes
430,231
designed and constructed the mammoth gaseous diffusion plants
bomb project, and has engineered
nearly a billion dollars worth of plant facilities for the Atomic Energy
Commission, the Department of Defense, and general industry.—V. 178,
.
1951
$524,122
245,272
oper.
Net
Oak Ridge, Tenn., for the atomic
.
1952
$655,019
—
from
Net
Income
♦Does
From Jan. 1—
oped
568.
ry.
Tennessee
been
$21,139,491 $18,817,622 $18,149,610 $12,948,041
__
inc.
before
_______
1953
Net
Gross
sales
Earns,
tEarns, per class A
B
com.
shs.
railwayrailway
from
from
of
has
(Thomas A.) Edison, Inc. <& Subs.)—Earnings-*Six Mos. End. June 30—
Dividends
June—
of America is an engineering, research and development
firm which specializes in the design of processing plants and other
technical facilities. Originally known as Kellex, the corporation devel¬
p.
426,453
178, p. 240.
Gross
Vitro Corp.
at
$1,432,292
Net
railway-
oper.
Net
of titanium from this plant will
toward U. S. Air Force require¬
When supplies will permit, Crane foresees the use of titanium in
and fittings for use under highly corrosive conditions.
valves
$1,236,400
318,100
132,492
Co., and President of Texas Eastman Co.,
director of Eastman Kodak Co.—V. 177, p. 2455.
1950
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
large part of the initial output
channneled directly and indirectly
ments
from
ry.
—V.
Materials Procurement Administrator. It is scheduled
for partial production in 1954 and full production a year later, and will
include facilities for the production of ingots of titanium and titanium
alloys as well as sponge, the almost pure material from which titan¬
ium, essential in aircraft production, is made.
A
464,395
222,047*'
1951
plant will increase
new
Mansure, Defense
be
from
Net
domestic production of titanium sponge
6,000 tons annually, according to a recent statement by Ednaund F.
The
$1,713,821
-
income—
oper.
Net
plant to Vitro Corp., of
announcement by J. L. Holloway,
titanium
railway—,
railway-
from
ry.
1952
From Jan. 1—
subsidiary, has awarded a
Inc., a wholly owned
er amet
Net
June 15, '52
$
.
—^4—
Earnings
1
-Earnings—
(& Subs.)-
24 Weeks Ended—
a
RR.—Earnings—
1953
Net
Crane Co., Chicago,
& Ironton
June—
and based on 512,390 common
295.
preferred dividend requirements
presently outstanding,—V. 178, p.
•After
chares
York,
covering 200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share!, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working
capital for manufacture of electronic equipment.
power
Detroit, Toledo
52.30
—
New
The corporation on Aug. 19 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Eastman
$1,105 743
$1,258 353
profit
Net
of
178, p. 665.
railroad
track, along with water, gas
lines, new yard materials handling equipment, in¬
cluding
16
diesel electric locomotives and locomotive cranes with
maintenance facilities.
As part of the overall expansion program, the
company installed new hot strip and new cold rolled sheet mills in
the last year.—V. 178, p. 384.
2 503000
——
bank
Dynatronics Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
com¬
the
electric
and
$27,39M72
outstanding
New York, in the amount of $2,400,000.—V.
the
Zivian.
include
Subs.)—Earnings—
"'ZeT"1-! EndedJU1W 3°taxes—
Provision for Federal income taxes-——
As previously reported, Duquesne will
apply the proceeds from the
sale of the common stock, the preferred stock, and the bonds to the
financing of its 1953-1955 construction program and to the repayment
oper.
Other
before income
373,637
of the mammoth No. 2 Blast Furnace—it towers 238 feet
ground and has a record sized hearth diameter oi 28 l/»
triples Detroit Steel's pig Iron capacity from the present level
of
250,000 tons a year to over 750,000 tons.
When the other new
equipment, including four 250-ton open hearths, new circular type
soaking pits and a 48-inch high-lift blooming mill and other related
facilities, are installed early next year, Detroit Steel's Portsmouth
Division will be able to produce
and process 1,300,000 net tons of
steel ingots annually.
In other words, its steel making capacity will
be doubled from the present level of 650,000 tons, said Mr. Zivian.
803
shares now outstanding,
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp. (&
Profit
913,103
569,793
feet—
2247.
p.
1,218,384
285,035
Final
steps in the current modernization and expansion program at the
Portsmouth Division will be completed early next year and will rank
Detroit Steel about 14th among large integrated steel producers, said
$2 58
4 015
990,uuu
—
—
both periods on 543,680
977,077
300,959
company's
$28,455,553
$954,398
share
common
per
in
998,753
railway
pletes another major step In
Mr.
044 *iqg
———
profit
•Based
stock, to sell at competitive bidding 34,739 shares of such stock now
held by Standard Power.
railway.—.—
178, p.
above
'• $22^385,679
—
65,793
Starting
m
Net
•Earnings
'
990 000
income
for
Prov.
$210,472
115,121
55,458
largest and most modern blast furnaces in the worlds
costing more than $12,000,000 began producing hot metal Aug. 27,
when
Max
J.
Zivian, President, gave the "light-up" signal at the
-Earnings—
,
income taxes
taxes
before
Profit
l,98Jk9|g
Subs.)■
:
.
.———■«»—-——•
ry.
One
10.869,000
$2.39
177, p. 2247.
$122
$1.21
dividend requirements.—V.
preferred
139,859
authorized but unissued preferred stock, $50 par value, and
(cj
$12,000,000 principal amount of its first mortgage bonds, due Sept. ,1.
1953, and (2) the proposal of Standard Power & Light Corp., simul¬
taneously with the sale by Duquesne of the 150,000 shares of common
ently
$5,304,000
$2,526,000
$2,485,000
$247,097
84,720
37,920
Detroit Steel Corp.—Start
16,273,000
SoOO
taxes
$200,209
67,784
30,397
from
from
Net
$87,033,000
nrofit
Net
$187,207
Income—
railway,—_
oper.
Net
—V.
$47,499,000 $42,259,000 $92,722,000
7 174,000
7,504,000
13,998,000
MTMOO
9,084,000
taxes
1950
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Tune 30—
Safes
Gross
America (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Container Corp. of
1951
From Jan. 1—
cash re¬
of secu¬
to be used, along with other
for the purchase, from time to time,
the company's operating subsidiaries.—V. 178, p. 479.
the funds are
1952
railway—...
from
Net from
Net ry.
thereafter until maturity. As previ¬
3V2%
and at
Gross
bearing interest at 3%%
the company,
of
sources
borrow an
commercial banks on its
more
or
maturing March l, 1955 and
1953
l
Sent
from one
$15,000,000
of
promissory notes
1953
June—
order authorizing this company to
The SEC has issued an
aaereeate
its
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
Co.—Bank Loans—
Consolidated Natural Gas
256,397
$1.89
I
$0.58
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(757)
Federal Manufacturing & Engineering
Corp.—Earnings
1953
1952
$10,246,366
$3,890,409
176,783
212,696
—$0.75
$0.91
Fiscal Year Ended May 31—
Sales
Net
———
prolit
Earnings
The
alter
etc—I
taxes,
net
lower
*-T
1—
share.:
per
the
for
-
—
just
ended was due to provision of
$384,482 for Federal taxes, compared with only $68,570 a year earlier,
It was explained by
David H. Engelson, President and Chairman of
the Board. Mr. Engelson added:
"For
the
year
ended May 31, 1952, Federal Manufacturing had the
benefit of a tax loss carryforward while this
year the company was
subject to excess profits taxes that took $98,000. Net prolit before
this
taxes
Mr.
year
year
prepaid
and
double
was
Engelson
the
that
stated
results
attained
Federal's
V-Loan
a
$1,500,000
of orders
at
than
more
many
the close of
more
Weeks
Sales
STATEMENT
OF
July 19,'52
taxes_
2,523,596
Provision for Federal and State income
taxes
The
Net profit
1,326,600
$10,000,000.—V. 168, p. 1480.
Common shares
'Earnings
;
share
common
per
$1,196,996
outstanding——.^
"After preferred
.v.
.
—J
Acceptance
(Minn.)—Stock Offered—
Corp.
2,264,674
—j;
;■«,
stock
Bishop & Co., Minneapolis, Minn., and B. I. Barnes,
Boulder, Colo., on Aug. 10 offered publicly 9,200 shares
of class E 6% cumulative preferred stock at
par ($25 per
share).
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
and
make
to
loans
be
to
are
subsidiaries
to
outstanding in
so
used
reduce
to
increase
to
as
bank
per
BUSINESS—Corporation
thereafter
first
was
re-incorporated
incorporated in Delaware
Minnesota
in
corporation
address
is 820 Plymouth Building, Minneapolis
wholly owned subsidiaries operating in
lias
39
is
Minnesota
a
May
on
pcesem,
corporation.
Its
in
The
registered office
The company
Minn.
the
(the maxing of loans direct to its customers) and 9 wholly owned
subsidiaries which purchase by way of discount contracts and receiv¬
ables growing out of the sale by dealers of motor vehicles and household
The
the
■■■■(•
The
subsidiaries
its subsidiaries.
and
company
the
in
operate
states
taxes
Net inc.
3,297,580
65,136,336
119,871,160
14,683,140
116,767,166
8,017,582
of the
Electric
4,627,394
5,024,953
8,394,220
of
Minnesota,
Colorado
and
Arizona.
This Boston
review,
it
of
6,288,920
-I-
226,704
5,646,595
157,934
$1.14
$0.88
6,288,920
concluded
value
that
the
of
is
GIVING
Series B
preferred
stock
(par $25)_
Series
preferred
stock
(par
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING,
Authorized
E
Series
F
Series
—V.
inasmuch
there
as
acquired,
had
been
amortization
no
third
and
1952,
no
G
296.
(par $25)_—_
24,659 shs.
18,833 shs.
amounted
•
"
and
is
none
On
Aug. 3. the stockholders voted to change the name of this cor¬
poration to Resort Airlines, Inc. (Del.), and the nature of its business
from
a
closed-end
investment
trust
to
a
holding company
whose
energies
and
will
resources
be
directed
on
permanent
more
a
principally to the development and expansion of the business
Airlines, Inc. (North Carolina corporation).
In addition to its holdings of 7,506,866 shares of the
(a 77V2%
company
assets
June
on
of
basis
Keps Electric Co., marketable stocks having
Resort
V.
Services
V.
Fund's
176,
net
1953,
assets
reached
growth of
a
all-time
an
$3,286,275 in
a
high
year,
of
it
■
Weeks
1953
interim
Net
on
announced.—
report to shareholders, this company
$74,111,000 for the first six months
writings of
as
compared with $75,914,000 for the
$131,000
Earnings
same
period in
*
reported net
$2.61
Federal
"1953
p.
the
of
this
com¬
compared
with
lines
as
for
orders
•
v.-
.
taxes——
an
of
this
U.
income
taxes
per
increase
reserve, after estimated Federal income
taxes,
compared with $2.31 for the first half of 1952. Estimated
tax
to
incurred
$1.41
as
share
per
during the first six months
compared
with
$.51
in
1952.
V.
—
of
177,
income
estimated
profit
carried
per
"Loss.—V.
taxes
Fed.
Gross
Net
$1,727,782
to
common
173,
p.
inc.
taxes
earned
share
Cr37,000
$208,613
ry.
July
at
18,
1953.—V.
Ou
surplus
(on
shs.)
587,212
$0.32
Nil
1953
1952
1951
ry.
$1,453,575
1952
1951
1959
Net
232,930
$1,868,978
$1,618,326
236,352
95,534
*17,817
156,995
70,032
49,955
195,061
50,608
"25,219
11,812,407
index
113.7
for
for
salaried
July 15,
April 15, the
last
trie
their
employees
quarterly
will
cost-of-living
allowance
for
arid
index
price
for
quarter
also
receive
allowance
the
of
three-month
the
10
cost-of-living allowance will be in
luuex.—v.
178,
November
666.
p.
1953—Month—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$305,641
$2,038,456
248,860
1,647,355
$1,784,987
1,451,955
$82,601
$56,781
$391,101
$333,032
34,275
11,053
96,930
84,013
!
opers.
income
241.
3,302,886
1,482,739
9,969,499
2,332,912
851,435
p.
SEC
has
common
before
Taxes
Net
$1,656,831
$0.62
$3,511,167
$1.30
to
63,518
104,827
railway
4,827,490
4,875,489
4,807,146
3,951,982
683,403
969,768
1,039,185
670,503
822,753
847,639
871,093
581,880
Aug.
of
$0.65
2,695,519
on
Louisiana
shares
Power
&
1
stock
capital
of
Light Co. below.—V.
Credit, Inc.,
corporation
24,
1953,
$1.34
suspending
corporation
trading
listed
in
the
on
the
$5
Midwest
p.
largest
for the
for
stock
(5
be
filed
178,
ry.
from
from
Net ry.
—V.
shareholders
showed
a
before, he said.
the
at
a
period
their
in
period
same
annual
considerably
larger
the
a
1951
1950
$718,052
$651,903
$647,441
337,284
234,140
174,946
228,984
...
79,605
95,064
37,730
54,617
5,177,955
2,137.611
4,697,282
4,243,019
3,758,131
1,707,866
1,345,501
1,336,503
485,644
433,752
311,072
312,991
.
railway
railway
income__L
oper.
178,
1952
$788,589
railway
railway
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
569.
p.
Georgian Hotel Co., Evanston, 111.—Calls Bonds—
All
of
the
sinking fund cumulative in¬
been called for redemption on
interest. Payment will be made
at the American National Eank & Trust Co., trustee, 33 No. La Salle
St., Chicago 90, 111.—V. 164, p. 1594.
1,
outstanding
bonds
dated
1953,
Aug.
at
first
1,
mortgage
have
1935,
and
100%
accrued
480.
p.
Washington, D.
C.
—
Registers
De
registration statement with the SEC on
units each consisting of one share
($1 par) and one share of common
a
to
stock
15.
1953,
meeting
Mr.
today.
percentage
In¬
preference stock, and for each three units
to purchase one share of common- stock.
sold,
entitled
of
the
warrants
right being
President,
is
subscribe
may
shares
reserved
price.
In
for
stock
added
the
"automobile
the
creased
beyond
selected
risks.—V.
Mr.
A.
Burks
funds
of
business
of
its
authorized
the
to
estimated
covers
Summers.
to
the
and
it
is
$637,500,
such
will
company
Washington
the
participating
purchase
at
According, to the
(namely,
company.
available
financing" in
capital resources
answer
of
in
area)
position
has
to
in¬
take
District
25
Aug.
filed
will
New
be
btock
The
Inc.,
to
and
a
petition
Bankruptcy
the issues
of
The
any
seeking
Anthony
raised by
District
S.
U.
14.
Act,
Court
the
for
company's answer
act
of
bankruptcy
requested
dismissal
of
the
Suspension Continued—
Securities
»t
the
Sept.
commission
on
insolvency and the
on
the part of Adolf
Gobel,
petition.
thai,
said
in
heard
Jersey
the
He
announced.
answer
an
under
company
denied
and
stock
Exchange
an
ennjreu
nas
common
order
Adolf
of
Commission announced on Aug.
26
trading in the $1 par value
listed on the American Stock
suspending
Gobel,
Inc.,
Exchange, for a 10-day period effective at the opening of the trading
on said Exchange on Aug.. 27,
1953.
The Commission originally
suspended trading in these securities on
session
M^rch 13, 1953.—V. 178, p. 666
share, and 20,000 common
employees at the same
per
now
sale
also
on
the
of
President,
corporation's
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—New Developments-
company
present financing,
working
volume
time
which
to
cents
warrants
cover
of
the
to
prospectus,
5
by other
statement
the statement covers 73,792 shares of
to
Proceeds
registration
stock
at
purchase
addition,
preference
exercise
price
The
corporation
Angelis,
the
Boland
The
$5.50, the warrants expiring Sept. 15, 1955;
of the common stock is 5 cents per share,
exercisable within 12 months of the effective date of
purchase
registration statement.
163,100 shares of common
Development of two new synthetic resins which will improve the
Impact strength and toughness of molded plastic products has been
announced by this company.
H.
R.
Thies,
resins,
new
Plio-Tuf,
ance
to
heat
of
Manager
Goodyear's
to
the
offered
be
to
will
and
plastic
Chemical Division,
industry under the
said
better
the
of
resist¬
name
finished
give
products greater hardness, higher
tensile strength.—V. 178, p. 666.
178, p. 665.
Graham-Paige Corp.—Reports Profit, Etc.—
General Dynamics Corp.—To Withdraw Financing—
John
the
Jay
filing
for
Mr.
in
after
a
President,
to-withdraw the
shares
250,000
of
filing
stated
to
The
of
of
the
registration
the
proceeds
of
corporation's
common
delay in the offering
statement! in June 1953.
from
a
the
proposed
sale
had
the
bank loan of $8,700,000 made to finance
400,000 shares of Consolidated Vultee Air¬
bank
loan
Is
due
in
installments
This
sidiary
Aug.
27 announced
registration statement
on
the
caused
that
prepay
purchase
Corporation.
imately
and
market conditions had
the
Hopkins
the
application
an
offering
intended
part
craft
of
Uncertain
shortly
been
Hopkins, Chairman
public
a
stock.
company's
ago,
be
the
be
year
par),
This
reorganization
150,000
preference
cents
the
the
par
Stock
569.
16 weeks ended Aug.
such
the sales for
& Florida
1953
from
Sept.
outstanding.-
Exchange Commission—
covering
participating
and
Inc.—Trading Suspended—
order
income
241.
p.
from
$3,602,473
share
With Securities and
of Reading Tube Corp. and for the past 26
in the law firm of Stein &
Stein, he is a member
period
139,294
5,088,000
Sells Electric Facilities—
will
Sales of Food Fair Stores, Inc.
the
4,327,000
participating
an
$91,500,000, the
history and 7% ahead of
the year
2,064,000
2,151,698
Stores, Inc.—New President, Etc.—
reported
2,146,000
2,438,569
this
exceeded
for
8,690,473
3,182,794
.
advisory committee recently created to assist The
Banking and
Currency Committee of the United States Senate in its
study of the
operations oftthe Export-Import Bank and the
International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development.
over
7,838,167
est
com,
$42,309,406
3,720,831
$1,756,919
per
1953—6 Mos.—1952
3,902,919
profit
♦Earns,
December 1952. A director
Friedland
taxes
3 956,272
Louis Stein has been elected
President, succeeding George Friedland
who becomes Vice-Chairman of the
Board of Directors.
Mr. Stein has been associated with
the company for the past
quarter
of a century. General Counsel
since 1929, director since 1937 and VicePresident since 1940, he was
appointed Assistant to the President in
senior partner
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$23,236,293 $20,301,776 $46,035,325
inc.
income,
on
shares.
the
111,766
178,601
income
Georgia Southern
Gross
15,351,736
178,
Food Fair
1950
$651,396
104,771
.
June—
Net
17,225,913
4,698,889
2,904,409
of
1951
$731,860
157,987
oper.
178,
Gross
241.
p.
6,455,026
240.
entered
stock
1952
$785,786
178,209
railway..:
from
ry.
2,835,128
20,332,559
income—
178,
1953
$815,301
from
Net
—V.
1,386,842
5,968,220
.
Earnings—
railway
railway
oper.
Net
8,697,915
3,785,565
1,703,611
.
offered for public sale at $5 per unit
through John R. Boland & Co., Inc., on a best efforts basis, the
selling commission to be 75 cents per unit.
For each two units sold,
Boland, will be entitled to receive one warrant to purchase one share of
a 10-day period effective at
the opening of the trading
Aug. 24. The Commission stated that the
suspension was re¬
quired in the public interest. The Commission had
previously, on Aug.
11, 1953, suspended trading in these
securities.—V.
crease
of
uou.
fr.
p.
from
243,404
19,683.734
railway
railway
oper.
Earnings
BLS
allowance
cost-of-living
from
Gross
533,813
12,022,256
Income
shipments
Earns,
This
$2,271,514
256,113
Exchange, for
years
one
(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—Denies Insolvency—
session
of
eligible
in
total
review
oper.
178,
Gross
$1,704,297
414,327
395,864
railway
railway
oper.
178,
price
,
of
quarterly
consumers'
with
100,000
Georgia RR.
1950
$1,833,923
income—
General
$2,128,715
Flour Mills of
America,
The
compared
cost-of-living
ry.
569.
p.
income.—
*I?eficit.—V.
value
665.
From Jan. 1—
859,984
from
from
Net
Co.—Exchange
railway
rai.way„_
oper.
from
ry.
help
$30.
tue
come
From Jan. 1—
Net
by
From Jan. 1—
See
from
from
114.7,
is
trie
increase
be
rev.
Net ry.
178,
$2,330,348
railway
railway—
oper.
1888.
June—
Net
be
headed
revision
reviewed
are
revised
The
271,618
Net
from
Gross
Florida East Coast
Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
the
$oo4,219
$0.94
—.
outstanding
1953
Net
$16,284
:
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. below.—V. 178,
from
26,
wages
Statistics.
expenses.
$1,010,064
$1-.6Q
to common stock—.—
shares
Period End. June 30—
*20,716
:
Fitz Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock
ry.
upward
an
Labor
iuvenues_
—V.
.
from
Net
1952
$8,616,336
416,613
208,000
:
Offer-
Net
formula,
changes in
of
June—
♦Based
Gross
underwriters
28
will
Cost-of-Living Allow¬
announced
operating
-
$9,110,717
before
Net
26
Ry. operating
61,950
Gaylord Container Corp.—Earnings—
1953
sales
See
offering
contemplated issue would be used to
volume of business.—V. 178, p.
Period End. June 30—
$1,072,014
138,634
share
common
1,076,102
on
June—
premium
as
Half Year Ended June 30—
Net
Aug.
their
will
Net
•
the
deben¬
1,566,766
$1,866,416
per
Based
—V.
Earnings
of
group
wage
with
which
Thus,
Net ry.
equity
income
for
that
the
Aug.
eight-year
increased
Aug.
Bureau
equivalent
Ry.
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.—Earnings—
Firth Carpet Co.—Sales &
Earnings Higher—
Prov.
S.
The next
2,638,780
stocks.
preferred
569.
p.
the
first six-month period last year. The unearned
was $5,045,000
in the first half of this year
$7,014,000 for the same period in 1952.
share of common stock, including shareholders'
amounted
Profit
expected
that
Friday,
on
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
1,517,473
———
the
on
GM
line
public
period
year
1368.
Net
is
announced
$150,000,000
■-
3,383,889
income
on
It
26,
statement
of
issue
November.
the
in
upon
$5.
military
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
—
from
Approximately
July 18,'53 July 12,'52
$54,760,605 $33,585,213
Federal
1864.
p.
based.
was
1952.
with
unearned
were
for
reserve
compared
in
product
Ended—
for
"Earnings
Net investment income amounted to $3,753,000 as compared with
$3,238,000 in 1952. Underwriting profit was $2,539,000 as compared
with
normal
....
Dividends
;
premium
01'
same
Net
Fireman's Fund Insurance C6.—Income
Higher—
as
the
in
baueu
Net income applicable
premium
$35,469,271
backlog of orders for products for the
than at the same period one year ago.—■
•/
before
176,
Aug.
on
registration
an
1961.
company's
and
Under
adjusted
1953,
higher
•
sa'.es
dis¬
1863.
p.
In its
for
Foremost Dairies, Inc.
Net
Provision
$15,225,523
was |
is
15,
corporation
October
176, p. 2126.
28
a
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.-^-Assets Rise—
12,
orders
Carolina
Profit
The
Unfilled
products received in June,
■i''
North
market value of $234,500,
valued at $100,000.—V. 178,
p. 568.
and miscellaneous assets
Aug.
with
compared
as
pany's
machinery
divisions
totaled
$11,391,125,
$10,877,152 on June 30, 1952.
Due to substantial
Armed
to
The
date
stock interest), Fiduciary Management, Inc. reported
1953 of $538,463 cash, $200,000 41/2%> debentures of
19,
$23,675,460,
1952.
time
Upward—
made
in
Corp."
dispose of
date of such
the
one-cent
increase in
the
cost-of-living allowance for hourlyrate
employees became effective with the pay period beginning on
Sept. 7. These employees, thereiore, will receive a total
hourly costof-living allowance of six cents per hour for the months of
September,
Total
backlog of unfilled orders on June 30,
1953, amounted to
$103,023,223, compared with unfilled orders of $94,557,743 on the same
date
Public Service
per hour in its cost-of-living allowance to
approximately 390,000
hourly-rate employees resulting from an increase in the nation's costof-living index.
'
■
period last year.
Fiduciary Management, Inc.—Change in Name, Etc.—
of
shares
cent
six
to
the
The
Billings of normal product lines amounted to $96,195,700 in the first
months of 1953, as compared with $81,297,895 in the same period
1952.
Billings for military products produced for the Armed Services
in
preferred stock
p.
5,758 shs.
9,200 shs.
Sept.
proceeds
ance
was
quarter
Billings to customers and to the Armed Services for the quarter ended
30, 1953, amounted to $64,216,164.
In the corresponding quarter
year ago, billings totaled $65,136,366. For the six months'
period
ended June 30, 1953, billings amounted to
$119,871,160, compared with
$116,767,166 in the same period in 1952.
11,961 shs.
President,
a
General Motors Corp.—Revises
June
12,261 shs.
Jr.,
by
a
nation-wide
Stanley & Co.
finance
being charged currently.
40,000 shs.
,
20,730.20
financial
After consideration
The amortization deducted in our second
statements of net income was restored at Dec. 31,
(par $22.75)—
preferred stock
178,
Outstanding
10,000 shs.
$25)
ETC.
Schumann,
due
The
$1.73
1952
one
CAPITALIZATION
J.
Morgan
321,203
$2.01
our
discretionary.
assets
5,419,891
313,776
:
agreed, prior to the issuance of
was
en¬
common
otherwise
or
from
$1,224,000.—V.
of
underwritten
2,765,925
152,663
_
share
the
sell
year
be
stock
the
investment company filed a registration statement with
20, 1953, covering 200,000 snares of Beneiicial Inter¬
company expected to file
witn the SEC relating to
226,704
—
tures,
statements, that such amortization
shrinkage
and
Vermont
to
one
of
Aug.
aggregate amount
14,937,852
special
com.
on
an
John
<2,992,629
"
3,546,199
per
Central
of
will
common
General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Registers With SEC
charge
NOTE—The SEC
of
NEPSCO,
the
Hampshire;
undertake
to
of
of
shares' (3.88%)
New
period
a
distri¬
its
9,291,257
'3,546,199
after
of
stock
proposes
within
stocks
(3.89%)
45,690.45
Co.
common
securities
est, in
before special
inc.
Service
General
preierred
shares
Co.;
acquire
by New England
plan of liquidation and
Electric, by reason of its
General Investors Trust, Boston,
Mass—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
3,128,772
income
on
Power
Public
the oEC
Preferred dividends
and
$
1,622,273
-
charge
Earnings
$
64,216,164
8,173,593
taxes
Special amortization——
Net
Maine
reported,
and
97,030.95
to
distributed
company's
pose
63,514,063 116,573,580 113,638,394
1,707,421
inc.
previously
common
being
that
acquisition (subject to its right to apply for additional
of such securities).—V," 178, p. 385 and 480. '
Subs.)—Earns.
$
62,508,743
—
Chair-,
1953—6 Mos.—1952
required.
also a wholly owned subsidiary which is engaged in
business and does various types of printing, multi-
company
advertising
lithing, etc., for the
—
before
Federal
lender
consumer
fre d
utilities.
As
General
.'
machy.
Total income
1929
1936.
21,
—
processes
Profit
Classes C and F preferred stocks have a par value
share and classes D and G preferred stocks each have a
value of $25 per share.
and
and
stocks.
of $22.75
par
sales
from leased
and
...
CONTEMPLATED
EXCHANGE
OFFER—The
company
proposes
to
offer to holutrs of class C and D preferred stocks the
right to exchange
such
stocks, share for share, respectively tor class F and class G
preferred
$
Net
Inc.
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
loans
receivables
the subsidiaries.
Period End. June 30—
to
authorization
stocks
pursuant
(2.72%)
/
SEC
portfolio
receive
of
received
of
Co.
of
to
Central
$0.43
385.
p.
titled
2,193,898
-
$0.50
dividend requirements.—V. 178,
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.
M. H.
discounts
portion
Service
dissolution.
$1,046,042
has
company
Public
2,158,442
1,112,400
such
Fidelity
May li>, 1953. At that time Mr. Hopkins was elected
Consolidated's board of directors.—V. 178, p. 148.
butive
$69,000,351 $64,775,126
income
on
of
General Electric Co.—To Receive Utility Shares—
July 18.'53
i
before
Vultee
man
EARNINGS
Ended—
—
Profit
adding many units to the
plans call for the opening of a good
and
CONSOLIDATED
12
been
company no longer has bank loans of any kind. He
operations "continue at high levels" with the backlog
that
1953,
during 1954."
no present intention of
securing further capital for the corporation
through the issuance of equity securities.
Through the acquisition of the Consolidated Vultee stock, General
Dynamics became the
largest single
share
owner
of
Consolidated
for the company. We contemplate
chain by
has
ownership
has
the
reported
biggest eVer
earlier."
year
of
"There Is every reason to believe at this point that both sales
and
earnings for the full fiscal year will be In-new high ground," he said"Elimination of the excess profits tax at the end of
1953 should be of
some help to
earnings. Moreover, the present expansion program is the
5
over
approx¬
five year period. Mr. Hopkins added that General Dynamics
closed-end
The
$185,149
$290,000
for
for
Chairman
in
the
Federal
tax
the
Apollo
six
months
Federal
income
and John J.
like
1952
income
taxes,
it
is
Bergen,, President.
period
and
company,
of
other
and
its
whooly-owned
sub¬
of
of
W. Frazer,
Corp., earned consolidated net profit
ended June 30, 1953, after provision
$132,340
taxes
announced
by J.
This compares with net loss
reduction of .$215,000 in
carry-back loses and other
after
due
to
adjustments.
Stockholders'
earlier,
year
On
investment
Whitney
Dec.
R.
31
Oxsen
equity
on
June
totaling $7,551,577,
last, the figure was
Oil
Co.,
a
30,
was
virtually
against $7,552,529
unchanged from a
on June 30, 1952.
$7,648,511.
wholly-owned subsidiary,
completed three pro-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 31,
recent exchange offer, 123
cumulative preferred A and 13,521 shares of 5%
were tendered to the company
in exchange for 234,039
? f
shares of com¬
corporation
Aug.
on
Sales
&
Profit
to erect plant and for
equipment and working capital.—V. 174, p. 809.
new
before
Prov.
Gross
ry.
1,040,923
208,654
income—
349,933
♦382,137
oper.
Profit
487,548
Fed.
ry.
7,699,758
Income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
980,256
178,
♦After
■
_
income-
oper.
.
This
SEC
Net
Net
railway--
from
♦Deficit.—V.
178,
2,311,295
$1.68
$1.52
177,
reflects
1952.
Aug.
filed
21
registration statement with the
debentures, due 1958, and $10,-
a
five-year
price
offering
and
underwriting
terms
to
are
supplied
be
credit
for
of
1950.—V.
loans.—V.
178,
174,
$4,000,000
RR.—Earnings—
Green Bay & Western
Gross
from
Net from
Npt
1950
$13,722,001
$315,776
120,246
2,188,474
34,473
38,362
railway....
751,826
9,590
$317,742
95,769
41,356
railway
income—_
oper.
ry.
1952
Co.—Earnings—
by
Oper.
on
a
announced
on
Aug.
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
2,229,062
92,242,330
2,082,706
25,181,136
608,375
7,602,392
276,378
576,294
261,621
income—
oper.
178,
Net
2,953,000
17,413,415
1,875,000
2,253,890
3,419,653
2,499,010
17,292,477
charges
178,
1,936,213
14,615,160
Net
12,719,617
666.
p.
operating
Net
15,861,570
2,913,894
inc
oper.
after
Net
—V.
241.
p.
144,819,496
111,575,263 102,308,856
14,566,000
12,573,000
15,383,722
14,076,070
2,623,519
!_
taxes-
oper.
ry.
"With Securities and Exchange
1953—Month—1952
••
\
$
Ry.
operating
revenues,
25,042,562
23,766,237
15i;i70,339 147,600,300
operating expenses.
18,506,842
17,040,845
110,662,566
York with
City of New
and
18th St.
to its Brooklyn
177, p. 1257.
"
448-18th St.—V.
located at
plant
respect
Net
Net
Net
before
♦Frov.
for
Net
income
Fed.
income
taxes
shares
Warnings
per
♦Includes
$211,468
$223,789
18,375
paid
Common
outstanding
;
common
share——
United
States
excess
1952.—V.
$14,000 in
465,463
254,000
234,000
profit
Dividends
$3,693,798
457,789
....
178,
$0.91
profits
$1,000
of
tax
1953
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway...
railway.
2,085,210
2,079.547
1,706,680
1,548,672
851,939
825,617
618,780
598,955
_
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V,
-
46,799,609
44,733,113
42,984,727
_
income..
oper.
178,
14,475,062
13,039,173
10,855,887
5,019,315
3,974,569
feet
of
on
about Sept.
or
15—V.
$1,039,184
$1,112,825
$1,036,323
163,916
273,724
1953—3 Mos.—1952
inc.
114,123
68,643
112,766
1,158,853
1,025,712
1,235,271
541,875
382,914
485,337
488,148
of
Brownhoist
Net
1,181,746
1,537,647
633,500
950,100
the
The
with
and
basis.
Corp.—To Vote
will
23
into
The
vote
$259,796
$548,246
$587,547
57,847
57,830
110,825
110,825
$384,987
$317,626
$659,071
tEarns.
per
34,233
com.
34,232
68,465
68,465
232,212
172,212
464,424
315,722
$0.45
$0.37
$0.76
$0.81
sh
Federal
♦Less
common
stock
taxes
thereon.
outstanding
tBased
at June
30,
the
on
1953
and
774,040
after
shares
of
preferred
divi¬
30
com¬
dends.
Pennsylvania
stockholders
178,
shares
of
Industrial
of
outstanding,
pared
to
1952.
The
June
on
i.t
working capital
company's
$11,410,132
ratio
30
end
the
as
of
of
shares
drawn.^—V.
of
March
on
current
compared
1952.—V.
31
assets
to
and
at
June
$11,230,644
to
current
to
4.65
177,
$11,754,738
was
1
on
the
at
liabilities
March
31
as
end
of
6.5
to
additional
<mmon
Net
178,
The
V.
Midwest
have
authorized
of
$1.00
par
Stock
Jue, be not quoted
value,
to
1
Stock Distribution—
from
ry.
held of
record
Aug.
25,
ruled that the common
the stock distribution until Sept.
i
filed
stock
common
for transactions of Sept.
The
li.s
delivered
i'ne
Exchange has
been
new
changed
or
old
to
name
after
10,
Aug.
25,
1953,
to
from
advised
stock
$1
par
1953,
11,
and
and
company
be
a
certificates
bearing/the
new
that
its
bearing
15,
1953
name
name
either
after
will
be
with
the
$1)
(par
Financing—
stock.
177, p.
Coal
&
-
used
be
construction
to
.
"
••••
.
meet
.
.--.i
expenditures
the
program,
-j
in
application
Gas
Co.,
Inc.—Debentures
-
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
1952
1951
1950
$548,608
$548,202
$493,075
$407,454
236,803
196,088
181,046
167,186
91,998
61,132
69,751
68,068
3,532,338
3,542,232
1,643,128
3,339,552
1,796,146
2,463,957
1,733,433
680,532
589,203
731,465
444,606
Toronto,
Ont., Canada—
railway
from
from
ry.
—V.
income
railway
railway——
income
oper.
178,
1,088,382
242.
p.
Kenwell
Oils
Mines
&
Ltd.,
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company filed
1953,
covering
are
on
the
registration statement with the SEC
a
1,400,000
described
any
last sale
common
shares,
$1
par
value
on
per
Aug. 20,
share.
The
"speculative."
as
offered may fluctuate from day to day during the offering
day during such offering will be equal to (a) the price of
of common shares of the company on the American Stock
Exchange during the trading session preceding such day or (b) if thpre'
shall have been no such sale during such preceding trading session, the
asked prices thereof during such preceding
of the underwriter and the terms of the
supplied by amendment.
>
average
of the last bid and
trading
session.
underwriting
The
name
be
to
are
prospectus states that the company was incorporated in Canada,
1952. The original name of the company was "Kenar Oils &
SEC
on
been
has
July
April,
Mines
covering
29
temporarily
with¬
The
Ltd.," which
RR.
Earnings—
-
1951
-
1950
■
293.942
569,373'
331,185
135,939
'262,387')
19,771,825
18,948,838
18,750,302
15,839.185
3,653,113
3,028,297
3,087,817
3,126,817
2,029,686
1,420,438
1,342,600
1,510,089
$3,136,097
$2,553,847
railway
p.
is
subsidiary,
income..
its
Kenar American Oils & Mines, Inc. (which,
changed to Kenwell American Oils & Mines,,
Inc.).
and
company
140,677
mine.
stock
the
from
Proceeds
the
time
241.
present.y
being
'
will
be
such corporate
for
will
sale
available
purposes
as
added
be
to
the
general
funds
of
as required for use from time tothe Board of Directors may deter¬
state the
will be applied," but
used are the explore
ation, acquisition of interests in and development of prospective and
proven oil and gas lands and the development of the Company's exist¬
According to the prospectus, the company "is unable to
specific
railway
that the company, since its organization,
exploration, acquisition, and development of oil
states
lands in Canada and in the United States through
natural gas
346,715
•
changed to the present name on July 21, 1952.
was
also
prospectus
has been engaged in the
name
556,934
purposes
such
wnich
to
proceeds
net
"among the purposes for which such funds may be
ing properties."—V.
Rys.
of
Period End. June 30—
Ry.
oper,
Net
rev.
from
Income
Net
178,
be used to help pay for the company's construction
412.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$1,009,607
$8,176,804
177, p. 834.
153,713
101,077
1,573,544
1,303,003
opers.
for
fixed
56,860
953,316
71,518
31,394
804,173
788,126
635,178
>
52.
1953
from
Net
ry.
per
Aug.
filed
19
letter
a
stock
common
notification
of
be
to
offered
share), without undeiwriting. The proceeds
drilling expenses.—V. 174, p. 900.
are
with
the
from
Net
ry.
a registration statement with the SEC
covering $15,000,000 aggregate amount of its shares.
sales
Profit
SEC
on
1,226,083
railway--!—
635,185
233,837
368,670
188,043
54,525
473,858
income—
172,432
48,878
Months
178,
Aug.
Fed.
inc.
taxes
&
excess
pension
$16,831,629 $15,581,392
1,538,308
2,982,747
*1,910,000
1,600,000
142,000
"
income
dividends
Earns,
per
♦Includes
sh.
($2
per
(on
397,843
30—
(incl.
reserve
change
in
profits
in
arising
tax
1953
tax
to
laws.
from
costs
-
in
2,239,245
1952)
__—
paid
Earn ngs
per
p.
178,
1,592,323
1,212,916
share
854,416
$1,026,329
$737,907
580,966
$0.57
•;
-
—V.
580,964
$0.20
'
570.
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.from
$1,072,747
$1,227,040
Net
from
795.685
795,635
Net
ry.
$2.70
S3.08
1951
year
tLess
which
$141,000
carry-back
of
resulted
refundable
unused
excess
from
Earnings—
1953
June—
$1.91
the
pension
transfers from
income
$761,308
sharest
applicable
for
taxes
795.685
share)
$36,545
credit.—V. 177, p. 2679.
'
1953
1952
$16,759,006 $14,997,579
June
taxes
—
Gross
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
2,827,040
profits
provision,
,
242.
before income
Profit
Dividends
1951
t635,000
for
p.
Ended
Income
1952
$13;419.113
before income
Prov.
Cash
111,134
1,669,979
Lambert Co.
Net
1953
274,493
*82,208
1,367,179
SEC
par (10 cents
be used to pay
Corp., N. Y.—Registers With
Year Ended June 30—
342,710
at,
to
This corporation filed
Net
$565,831
260,546
213,567
oper.
Sales
1953
1950
$515,642
1,930,924
♦Deficit.—V.
on
1951
$83,434
*110,331
income—
railway-—
from
Six
20,
railway——
oper.
Net
Interstate Oil & Development Co., Elko, Nev.—Files—
1952
$695,851
410,785
From Jan. 1—
Gross
company
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
railway
from
Gross
Net
95,187
p.
Lake Superior &
June—
$6,974,638
income
—V.
America—Earnings—
$1,205,181
ry.
avail,
Central
1953—Month—1952
revs.___
retroactive
nmpn
The proceeds will
than
more
•
1952
taxes
D.
I-: »gram.—V.
stock,
Pennsylvania
„
$2,917,097
Investors Planning
Barney, Chairman of the Board, recently reported that, subj^ct to approval of the stockholders, the company plans to offer to its
>ckholders the right to subscribe for
105,500
additional shares of
</
'
$3,328,992
International
Special
A.
by
Jaeger Machine Co.—Earnings—
by the
Organ Co. Certificates
good delivery until Sept.
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Plans
i
would
Natural
railway.—
oper.
Net
and
income
oper.
178,
including
1953. shall be accompanied by a due-
Hammond
date only definitive
Jelivery.—V. 178, p. 481.
vr.nich
f,
-
also been
will
company's
ffom
from
481.
p.
railway
oper.
ry.
1953.
til for the distribution.
,
in
1953
ry.
in
railway
from
Net
—V.
distribution, on Sept. 10, 1953, of
stock, $1 par value, for each share of
Exchange
ex
all
certificates
but the
used
570.
.
From Jan. 1—
the
common
1 aat
ose
& Coke Co. on a
latter will vote Oct. 20
Brownhoist
1953
from
Gross
for
share
stock,
of
Inc.—Filing Withdrawn—
notification
of
covering 500,000 shares of
<ne
merger
1
3.90
was
and
2130.
Hammond Instrument Co.—100%
The directors
the
178,. p.
wholly-owned
The
,
the
Coal
the
owned
'
are
666.
p.
charges
The
be
$698,372
dividends
Common
securities
shares being
Merger—
on
approving
on
-
shares
letter
85,000
Net
$327,140
dividends
Pfd.
$14,851,095 $16,016,028
300,162
earnings
to
.
Net
and
Sept.
on
230,000
of
Co.—V.
Net
559,958
__
Gross
shares
June—
378,300
(net)
bidding,
method
the
-
the
Kansas, Oklahoma &
1,165,657
income...
proposal.
total
Gross
705,440
received
competitive
However, the company applied for -exemption
competitive bidding requirements for the stock is- -
June—
The
taxes
Balance
♦Divs.
at
stock.
'
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$7,294,209
sold
determined
148.
p.
128,603
386.
p.
Coke
inc. taxes
state
and
yet
294,144
5,584,528
50%
Subs.)—Earnings-
—$7,897,651
before
Profit
Fed. and
'
177, p. 2456.
Period End. June 30—
Bales
1950
t-
258,258
Industrial Research,
(&
value serial preferred stock.
of $100 par
issued
not
-
Privately — The company has placed privately
through Central Republic Co. (Inc.) an issue of $4,500,000 4%% sinking fund debentures due 1972.—V.178,
Net
1951
1952
5,946,320
corporation
A
floor
Paper Co.
be
has
'
Financing—
the Federal Power Com-\
30-year
first
mortgage .
in
Sold
Net
1196.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
International Great Northern
Hammermill
174,
$1,119,535
stockholders
this
on
space, 430,000 square feet—em¬
bracing all areas normally occupied by personnel — will be air con¬
ditioned, a Hall statement said. The 1,500-ton air conditioning equip¬
ment is expected to be one of the largest installations ever made in
the Middle West.—V.
3.952.170
,
by
5,933,357
Industrial
out the interior.
square
111.—Registers
6,146,575
3,234,468
was
770,000
13,300,834
According to the prospectus, the public offering price of the common
awarded on Aug. 25 for a $7-to-$8-million plant and
general headquarters for this large greeting card company, and it was
announced that work on the project would1 si art within a week. Con¬
struction is expected to be completed in 18 months, with another six
the
~
Co.
&
income...
share-for-share
Of
Hall
railway
oper.
178,
The
tnonths for fitting
Bloomington,
35,062,752
Hallmark Greeting Card Co.—Builds New Plant—
contract
4.404.331
618.623
$10,000,000
with
states.—V.
railway.!..
railway
from
ry.
this
A
shares
of
from
connection
Co.,
from
Net
8,238,774
5,782,729
_
14,194,475
••
12,853,180
railway
oper.
Net
569.
p.
ry.
—V.
railway...
railway-
2,094,608
Electric Co.—Proposed
From Jan. 1—
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Gross, from
suance.-'.-
35,789,093
*
$6,080,770
income..
oper.
>
1953—6 Mos.—1952
.
$1,449,972 $10,519,292 $10,071,080
seeking authorization from
to
it
FPC's
15,158,883
Exchange Commission—
supplied
public
from
from
1
$6,995,641
the
Gross
1950
1951
$7,384,692
from
40,507,773
1953
Net
1952
$7,482,110
.
be
Illinois Terminal
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
from
Harris,
to
the
Net
June—
2,432,869
issuance
are
the
2,593,733
June—
•
Gross
Gross
is
50,000
6,725,392
Telephone
and
1953
in
to
•
$3,544,400 $24,713,767 $23,371,914
From Jan. 1—
245,000
$0.86
245,000
386.
p.
stock
18,375
by
are
;
r
this com¬
of
■
595,776
isaid
2,503,196
The offering price and underwriting
amendment. Proceeds will be used to re¬
imburse the company's treasury for expenditures heretofore made for
extension and improvement of the company's
properties and to pay
part of the cost of further construction expenditures.Subject to the registration statement becoming effective, it is the
intention
of
the
underwriters
to
offer
the
new
series
B
preferred
terms
mill
'
the
bonds
6,535,720
opers.
company
on
Aug. 24 filed a registration statement with the
covering 20,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock series B, $50
value, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed
*
plaster
1953—Month—1952
$3,801,995
"Kansas-Nebraska
454-
excess
Profits
241.
p.
Illinois
1952
1953
$3,898,034
Canadian
&
ry.
income
oper.
178,
With Securities and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
111,811,207
The
sales
Profit
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
par
Years Ended April 30—
and
Proceeds
•
SE'C
Gregory Industries, Inc.
for
marketing
$
Ry.
the SEC on
sinking fund
sale through
an
underwriting group headed by Burnham & Co.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Net
proceeds of the financing are to be added to the general funds of the
•company, for use in connection with its expanded volume of business
and for capital expenditures.
It is further proposed to use for similar
purposes
the
proceeds from
the condemnation preceedings by the
statement
1951
Excess
the
of
Marginal Bay, Seattle, Wash.,
"
income—
company
The
Commission—
registration
a
and
East
on
$1,369,126
242 *
p.
company
1953—6 Mos.- -1952
with
filed
corporation
plant
cpers.
Kansas Gas &
The
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Aug. 24, 1953, covering $1,500,000 of SVzVr convertible
debentures, due Sept. 1, 1965, to be offered for public
This
of
recovery
provisions
Southern Ry.—Earnings-^ 1
ry.
oper.
V.178,
bonds
Registers
Y.
Brooklyn, N.
Inc.,
Hydraulics,
out¬
1952,
quarter,
earnings in the first quarter,
on
20.
expenses.
fr.
rev,
mission
Illinois Central
Greer
second
$'
'
1,811,921
765,268
262,053
railway
railway—
from
Net
19,037,312
taxes
inc.
Other
the
in
estimated
the
board
91/2-acrc
operating revenues-
Ry,
Ry,
158,817,462
24,041,315
exps.
Fed.
$
'
28,033,484
revs.
^
' 1953—6 Mos.—1952
.
$
$
Oper.
stock
common
plant, 800 miles from the nearest similar facility, will have a
capacity of 100,000,000 square feet of gypsum board products when
completed next year.
Kansas City
1953—Month—1952
Period End. June 30—
1951
$385,357
1953
of
p.' 1789.
gypsum
will be built
was
666.
p.
Illinois Bell Telephone
June-
accrued
with
Period End. June 30—
1
taxes
$4,250,000
accordance
shares
requirements.
Federal
taxes
reflects
in
$0.62
$2.52
Nil
6,206,654
the sale of the debentures will be used to reduce short-
Proceeds from
bank
$1.67
on
dividend
The
amendment.
term
4,601,000
tBased
reversal
Of
new
pany
241.
p.
t2,709,000
16,363,000
Kaiser Gypsum Co.—To Build Mill—
it
'
.
17,558,000
*110,000
preferred
also
taxes
Act
A
1968. The offering will be under¬
Lee Higginson Corp. and William Blair &
'•
The
the
It
.
profits
2784.
p.
Co.
♦1,980,376
6,789,308
corporation on
covering $15,000,000 of
written by a group headed by
87,751,109
8,447,333'
22.786,743
6,216,697
9,727,507
income..
oper.
ry.
26,242,555
_
113,581,497
112,259,469
19,141,126
121,128,336
..
railway—...
from
requirements.—V.
dividend
preferred
2,354,903
$10,728,000
&
shares*
after
NOTE—The
000,000 of fifteen year debentures due
From Jan. 1—
Gross
•_
share
$3,775,258
,
1950
1951
$24,948,050 $19,870,411 $21,937,749 $17,857,772
4,733,564
5,502,285
7,516,455
4,330,790
2,949,018
1,114,724
3,126,501
1,414,416
_
railway
from
ry.
outstanding
common
$4,227,800
$4,812,992
2,399,251
$1.90
1,892,000
taxes
tCredit.
♦Loss.
Household Finance Corp.—Registers With SEC—
•
.
1952
1953
Gross from railway-..
per
(6,200,654
Tax
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Net
♦Earnings
3,445,774
241.
p.
June—
Net
profit
Common
shares
33,921,000
income
standing
1
Net
26,672,000
6,017,840
29,592,000
6,205,735
3.147,508
28,181,000
4,257,346
3,907,915
railway
from
Net
32,406,000
railway
from
17tt
&
*
I
From Jan. 1—
Gross
sales
Net
income
profits
♦10,838,000
10,561,000
taxes
$Earn. per common shr.
at end of each period
1953
1952
1951
$69,057,802 $70,566,402 $71,249,280
7,622,258
8,512,800
before income taxes
11,359,992
3,847,000
4,285,000
State inc. & exc. prof, taxes
6,547,000
Six Months Ended June 30—
$4,649,000
968,625
$4,763,000
698,026
245,492
$4 317,000
railway——
from
Wet
$5,283,000
railway
from
J let
1950
1951
1952
1953
June—
$
$
21,282,000
10,721,000
for Fed.
Net
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—Earnings—
inc.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
90,811,000 327,856,000 229,240,000
168,942,000
revenues
oper.
excess
Grand Trunk Western RR.- -Earnings—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
to be used
net proceeds are
underwriting. The
148.
178,
mon.—V.
5V
shares of
company's
the
Period Ended June 30—
24 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 10,000 shares of class A common stock and 20,000 shares
of class B common stock to be offered at par ($10 per share), without
The
UUnd"er
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.
With SEC—
Hedges Diesel, Inc. (N. J.)—Files
brought in another since
the half-year and has
during
wells
■ducing
*
.
1953
'(758)
6
railway
railway
oper.
income
1952
1951
1950
$293,866
$243,420
$262,803
$248,201
103.424
63,460
91,748
75,169
39,241
24,681
20,187
24,965
1,711,158
1,618,001
1,656,839
1,403.903
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
excess
Net
from
profits
Net
ly.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
178,
p.
income
242.
623,604
532,333
650,227
389.918
223,455
213.009
228,532
109,364
Financial
Number 5251.. .The Commercial and
Volume 178
Chronicle
r
Melville Shoe Corp.
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings1952
1951
1950
$773,732
$822,960
$740,500
railway——
327,516
348,215
360,516
Net
income—
208,890
182,383
191,786
228,862
Earnings
before
Provision
for
3,710,847
4.195,923
1,496,791
1,351,573
853,182
895,446
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway!
oper.
Total
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway-,—_
from
Net
railway
955,566
4,111,912
1,509,363
income
698,007
908,811
opcr.
Tradesments
the
sale
to
Land
2,
it,
of
as
Trust
&
B,
due
Nov.
178,
prices
to
1,
1953,
of
3%
first
mortgage
sufiicient
amount
an
exceeding
not
on
per
bonds,
101% %
to
of
exhaust
the
amount.
178,
Net
IQa*?
1QS9
1951
$6,601,369
from
Net
from
Net
ry.-
—V.
1,866,737
991,064
1,335,358
1,438,763
1,016,977
616,166
660,089
its
620,568
&
railway.—
income—
38,724,371
10,155,895.
5,200,826
oper.
no
38,205,351
33,230,678
8,410,411
7,110,462!
4,409,982
5,535,557
3,179,590
Net
Net
1952
1953
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income—_•
$5,215,193
<-
1950
$4,913,923
$4,416,718
776,768.
855,223
894,995
31,679.;
83,950
142,512
1,210,690
-
1951
$4,417,610.
434,462
y
:
Gross
from
;
railway—_
27!513,745'
Net: from
railway——
Net ry.- oper. income—
,
'"Deficit.—V. 178,
.
25,542,167-
-
•.
2,276,720
*2,062,265
1,791,545
1,628,066
*910,724
*2,509,156
the
*2,689,599
as
until
The
the
offer. -
Inc.
"
June—
Gross
Net
from
from
"'
ry.
oper,
income—yh
„
Net
1950
;>•/
"♦•
$1,935,723
$1,716,904
884,896
608,904
713,984
the'
415,564-
185,725
alter
tion
:
•
13,101,766:
the
Pitz
of
the
of
issued
eight
the
in
Fitz
of
expects
company
lieu
to
legally possible and practicable,
lEDT), on
the 30th day fol¬
acquisition
proposed
Simons
178,
Connell
&
is
as
this
Federal
3,890,504
1,845,131
to
to
closing
tem
the
Power
or'
less
include
Louisiana
Gaylord
Power
will
facilities
has
incident
the manufacture
of
continue
requirements since
The
tion
Commission
be dismissed
'
The
in
the
and
facilities,-! deprec.,
and
Castle" Dome
operating the
larger industrial
its
to
income
'
the
use
the
facilities,
service
mine.—V.
and
from
of
subject
electric sys¬
making them
railway
Net
ry.
part
of
the
with
Louisiana
industrial
176,
,
—V.
178,
tax
Federal
$2,780,772
$2,273,351
897,700
707,00o
$1,566,351
,
has
$2.11
$2.53
—
been
made
for
depletion
the
of
electric
in
Power's
that
request
its
—V.
p.
174,
Public
common
Service
and
and
Star
Creek
1952
.
1951
Valley's
the
26,418,136
22,650.179
The
17,225,029
12,960,443
9,643,811
320,297
of
has
hydroelectirc
acquired
diesel
-
and
from
unit
Jackson
Ho.e
Flat Creek,
at
include
and
with
Wilson,
two
two
in
include
diesel
Net
transmission
South
Park,
lines
Spring
hydroelectric
plants
in
plant, and transmission lines extending
to
a
were
approved
1953.—V.
177,
by
Wyoming
Public
Service
Com¬
1903.
p.
1952
$82,890,855
$72,997,795
—74,827,821
$7,695,650
1,679,213
$8,063,034
-
$69,666,509
July 5,'52
July 7,'51
$51,096,682 $54,160,803
11,626,026
5,572,243
"V,867,334
—
taxes
8,418,900
3,874,700
6,360,600
$3,207,126
$1,697,543
317,976
317,976
share—
$10.08
income
taxes
June
30—
taxes
&
$5.34
$10.66
1953
(&
Subs.)—Earnings-
1952
$274,515
1951
$645,519
$857,327
—V.
per
176,
p.
Aug.
on
$120,000
.
143,632
333,298
516,418
207,753
$130,883
$312,221
$340,909
outstdg.
129,100
129,100
129,100
129,100
com. share
$1.01
$2.42
$2.64
$2.72
30—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$9,847,273
314,563
381,440
Prov.
189,924
197,403
799,503
657*539
$124,639
$184,032
$704,608
$616,101
610,165
610,163
610,165
610,165
$0.20
$0.30
$1.15
$1.01
Federal
taxes-
filed
DIVIDENDS—The
10,000,000 shs.
$400,000
and
has paid
company
the
of
Peabodjr
8,218,985 shs.
thereof
or
on
before
consecutive
147
quarterly divi¬
selling stockholders have agreed to sell and
for whom Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kidder,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood are acting as repre¬
severally agreed to purchase the aggregate number
underwriters,
Co.,
&
has
of
shares
stock
common
Sachs
&
set
opposite
its
below:
name
Shares
14,250
Lee
11,500
2,000
& Co
Kalman
14,250
Co.—
Lehman
Brothers
Carl
Loeb,
C.
Ashmun
S.
Robert
W.
Co
&
Becker
Blyth
&
Alex.
&
Co.,
Brown
Inc.—
Co.
Co.,
letter
of
to
a
first
Fenner
Pacific
Northwest
Paine,
Webber,
&
Saugatuck, Mich.
1,000
Rita-
4,000
Shields
2,000
Smith,
W.
the
SEC
be
at
&
Co.
Stein
Bros.
-
Securities
Union
Co.,
&
!
Corp.
be
offered
used
'
Petroleum
to
Jenks,
operating
Profit
before
for
Prov.
.
Fed.
income
$43,955,134
$43,510,820
inc.. taxes
6,059,482
7,046,681
Subs.)—Earnings
2,524,000
2,938,800
1953—6 Mos.—1952
..
$85,229,080 $84,966,411
12,223,317
14,130,863
2,500
White, Weld & Co.——
Co.—;—_
& Grubbs
2,500
Dean
1,000
Harold
&
Kirkland
STATEMENT
&
CO,—
Witter
E.
OF
&
Federal
Fed.
5,056,750
Net
5,970,300
profit——
$3,535,482
$4,107,881
$7,166,567
$8,160,563
1,857,912
1,857,912
1,857,912
Wood
Pfd.
$2.21
$3.86
$4.39
Earns,
—V.
shr
com.
per
177,
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
June
1953
1952
1951
1950
railway—
$229,526
$181,020
$160,542
$167,315
railway—
92,523
31,705
*2,014
32,909
income—
23,027
11,699
*33,766
4,114
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.
oper.
$
ry.
1,214,562
1,000,933
1,040,039
984,438
433,826
118,019
250,419
240,971
145,067
railway
railway
*28,9^7
56,950
26,606,111
20,000,729
taxes—
6,658,000
profits tax_
1,942,000
4,597,000
950,000
13,458,000
4,092,000
10,164,009
2,350,000
~4,701,252
3,646,872
9,056,111
7,486,720
96,090
8,140,596
$0.57
99,660
8,007,549
$0.44
194,090
8,140,596
$1.09
199,320
8,007,549
$0.91
income
paid
outstg.—
per1 com. sh
——
"Deficit.—V.
178,
243.
p.
quarter
the
the
Lava
American
Corporation
Lava
transfer.
stock
produces
television
nozzles
issuable
and
Co.
Regulator
the
City
of
New
York,, at
INCOME
43
Exchange
for
Place,
New
taxes
income
taxes
profits
taxes
Net
income
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
102,609,574
4,397,872
13,862,651
8,130,255
2,316,000
7,382,100
4,261,800
1,092,400
350,600
1,578,900
842,600
72,553,597
1,731,272
2,827,495
4,901,651
3,025,855
2,827,509
2,827,509
2,827,495
$0.86
$0.56
$1.63
$0.96
2,568,881
com.
preferred
than
40,000
types
of
electrical
in¬
which
components.
dividend
industry.—V. 178, p. 6!/.
1953
1952
1951
$245,201
$212,401
$218,535
—
66,494
56,222
73,934
5fc,i!i>
income.—
25,978
19,480
29,153
23,0!i>
1,419,061
1,354,494
422,546
1,307,447
408,441
1,092/CT
401,081
138,115
149,632
155,187
93,v3J
railway
railway
oper.
$191,211 J
from
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
178,
income.—-
265, ..'„9
243.
p.
$
38,607,935
7,847,181
4,185,900
share
per
from
ry.
Net
shares outstdg.
Common
stock
Tenn.,
American
From Jan, 1—
Net
ACCOUNT
54,888,692
inc.
before
more
for
1953
from
Gross
Net
Show Gain—
$
sales
Prov.
Definitive
;
Period End. June 30Net
—
sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1972,
for
temporary debentures at The Chase
Y,
of
outstanding
the
Chattanooga,
and thread guides for the textile
industries,
Net
20-year 3.10%
in
exchange
Bank
N.
acquired
of
called
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings-
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Definitive
Terms
are used in the manufacture of radio
The
company
also
produces
crucibl-3,.
chemical-resistant fittings for the thermal and chemictil
sulating material most of
June—
are
company
through
Lava stock¬
holders to trade their common and preferred shares for shares of theMinnesota
company's
common
stock.
The
transfer was completed
June 1, and the operations of this new wholly-owned subsidiary have
been consolidated as indicated in the financial summary.
American
the
$5,000,000
63,148
income
oper.
$
88,074,43?
9,193,872
shs.
and
from
from
1,009
EARNINGS
13,301,252
income
During
of
2131.
p.
4,009
2,509
Co.—
—
taxes
divs
Earns,
&
44,100,954 106,234,119
1,857,912
$1.91
55,171,997
excess
Com.
Net
2,569
—-
Co.—
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1952
.1953—3 Mos
sales
Net
'
State
&
income' taxes——
Corp.——
Weeks——
Period End. June 30—
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
■,
1,009
4,009
4,069
1,009
Lerchen & Co
Watling,
Wertheim
&
CONSOLIDATED
!
Corp.
4,669
-
1,500
E.; Hutton
and
2,569
——
& Co.—
Boyce-
4,000
&
2,569
—
Co.O
&
Barney
par,
complete
2,509
Son—*
Hilliard
B.
1,069
&
Stone! & Webster Securities
4,000
&
Jackson
—
1,500
._
Co
Ripley
1,569
2,560
Co.——
6,000
Chapman & Co.—
Hornblower
notification with
bonds" to
V'
J.
Cprtis
!—
Forgan &
4,0G3
Co
Moseley & Co.—
Co._——
Co
First Boston Corp..
J,
Milwaukee
S.
2,509
Beane
F.
& Co.—__
&
Dillon
&
Pierce,
The
$6,207,465
Davis
H.
Estabrook
Co.—_—
&
Lynch,
1,000
Co.,——
2,500
4,009'
&
2,500
Merrill
2,000
Sons-—„.
Phillips
Rhoades
2,500
4,000
Inc.——
&
4,000
Corp——
Higginson
M.
Inc
Co.,
McCormick
Co.,
1,500
G.
&
Co.
1,000
Baird
Eastman,
mortgage
proceeds are
19
The
Period End. June 30—
Gross'
$23,676,665 $21,244 693
1,504,114
1,273 640
requirements.—V.
178,
p.
667.
Mississippi Power Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
The
issue
on
company
and
sell,
at
Aug. 26 applied to the SEC for authorization to
competitive bidding, $4,000,000 of first mortgvg>
bonds, of a series maturing in not less than 30 years after date. •.*
net proceeds of
the financing will be applied toward the compax /.l
construction program, estimated at $10,682,090 for the year 1953 a <1
1954
(including $3,361,087
1953).—V. 178, p. 298.
Number capital sharesEarns. per capital share
providing for
177,
reserves
p. 2131.
of
all
other
taxes
and
for
other
pur¬
Missouri Illinois
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
1953
June—
Gross
from
Net
front
Net
profit
poses.—V.
1953
1,
of
expenditures
during
the
first
hah
01
Corp.—Earnings—
$10,921,194
'After
$$9,167,000
248,000 shs,
pany's treasury.
come
"Earns,
509.
'-Profit before Fed. taxes
Net
Outstanding
$9,400,000
value)—
par
Oct.
3.5443KP
$350,885
sales
for
1953
$
Profit
___
Period End. June
Net
all
sinking fund providing for the retirement of $200,009
$9,75SL958
Harriss Pie
7%
of
Mid-Continent
"After
McCall
leasee!
plants,
1, 1954 through 1966. $Excludes $233,000 principal amount of sucll
and 2,415 shares of such preferred stock held in the com¬
Glore,
1950
$558,638
State
Net
Earnings
(without
before
$10,495,210
.
Lloyd J.
company
Excess
profit
Capital shares
11
stock—$95,585 shs.
—""$6,579,948
National
inc.
Fed.
either
are
operate
AUGUST >1,
—
Clark, Dodge & Co.—
4,000
J. M. Dain & Co.——1,000
—-J._
Bonds Ready—Earnings
570.
before
AT
value)—
par
$9,374,863
377,095
—
$3,388,963
317,976
outstanding
capital
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co.
for
1967—
564,842
$3,930,368
———*
9,749,563
Six Mos. End.
AS
3,915,262
__l_„
CONSOLIDATED
Prov.
due
65,302,145
—
facilities——
481.
p.
York,
Profit
a
Piper, Jaffray & HopwoodA. C. Allyn & Co.—
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
July 4,'53
income
p.
and
offices
sales
subsidiaries
in
Canada, Germany, England, France,
new plant is under construction in France.
preferred
a>
or
sentatives,
deductions—
Michigan
Net
profit
178,
company*
debentures
of
From Jan. 1—
Co.—Earnings—
——
—V.
the
22
of
total
a
$0.72
1953
(net)—-—
etc.,
Net
taxes
shares
on
174,979
Swift
income
per
thereof
241,519
Capital shs. outstanding
units
Afton.
sales
Capital
stock
Common
a
two
36 Weeks Ended—
Earnings
owned,
are
(without
cumulative
$0.48
hydro¬
"
diesel
one
May C,
for
stock
117,610
_
underwriting.
equip pie plant. ';
concurrently approved the transfer of the FPC
the hydroelectric projects involved from the two
companies
before
operate
subsidiary of
A
branch
foreign
company's
which
debentures
Fanyell,
Gross
Provision
owned.
are
Shares
income-!————.
178,
i
Profit
to
1929,
corpora¬
Authorized
241,519
income
Net
orders authorizing this
Wyo., to acquire all of the
diesel units of two companies
serving Jackson,
facilities
Lukens Steel
Net
subsidiaries
domestic
which
issued
Freedom,
plant at Jackson,'together
transactions
on
magnetic
brand
:
warehouses and
and
The
of
four
190,093
493,361
cooperative.
mission
owned,
owned.
Goldman,
leased
income
Gross
—V.
905,160
Wilson.
distribution system
The
Commission
to
but five of
$0.79
——___——
ior
Interest,
1950
110,028,869
systems
North
licenses for
all
its
and
company
Caldwell
RR.—Earnings—
Commission
one
Creek
Canyon,
Scotch
products.
conjunction with another company, also operates a governmentowned synthetic rubber plant. Principal office buildings in Saint Paul
each
$3,160,043
2457.
Operating income
34,123,110
be
to
distribution
Gulch
The
Miami
1951
1952
$2,499,000
Com¬
.
Cache
'
name.
roofing
in
241,519
share-
revenues
Balance
The
plants and
the
sheeting,
and
pressure
UNDERWRITERS—The
1953
Twelve Mon ths Ended June 30—
;
Wyoming.
in
brand
colored
of varying amounts on its common
stock. Since the 4 for 1
split in January,
1951, > quarterly dividends of 25 cents per
share have been paid.
$2,828,000
Operating expenses and taxes———
Income
The cooperative plans to purchase all of the stock of Jackson Hole
Light & Power Company, of Jackson, Wyo., and Star Valley Power &
Light Co.,-of Afton, Wyo, It would pay $310,000 for Jackson Hole's
stock and $285,000 for the stock of the other
company.
electric
Scotch
adhesives,
in Delaware on June 25,
commenced in 1902, of a Minnesota
operations,
Kidder, Peabody
applica¬
113,436,178
cooperative,
facilities
reflective
Inc.
transmission,
The
including
been
incorporated
was
same
Harriman
Power
a
the
the
"Entitled to
.
manufactures
dends
without
The
of
$4
855.
p.
per
covering
corporation,
company
plants,
A.
Lower Valley Power & Light, Inc.—Acquisition—
,
brand
have
abrasives,
coated
coated
greatly
of
products
company
.
reduction
profit; after taxes!.!-——;
capital"shares'* _J_.
Earnings
570.
p.
tion
.-**
,
for
(est.)_,
———
Operating
firm's
118,776,803
1
income—-
oper.
This
"2%%
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Earnings—
$20,507,327 $17,579,557 $17,928,967 $16, 095,574
5,834,810
3,260.916
3,031,023
266,974
3,061,988
1,744,-60
1,248,880
776,219
income...
railway,
railway-
from
Scotchlite
manufacturer
a
its
The
lines
product
tapes,
been
but
1925.
recording tape, and a broad group of allied
Paul
from
Net
separate
adhesive
since
•
From Jan. 1—
Gross
company
has
than 45 years
period
CAPITALIZATION
1952
$1,883,072
taxes'and
deduction
Sales
an
jurisdiction.
Nashville
&
railway—.
oper.
the
30
over
Preferred
deple.. of
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
■
previously furnished
connected
now
a
1953
from
ry.
*26,210
388.
p.
more
in
granules,
or
1
Louisiana
want
June—
Net
*479,018
.
(est.)
NOTE—No
Other
Gross
594,588
178,
certain stockholders.
sensitive
are
operations,"
and containers.
paper
acquisition was approved by the Louisiana
on July 20,
1953.—V. 178, p. 667.
Net
sells
to
1953
(est.);.
property
inc.
and state
Net
around
facilities,
mission
Louisville
394,338
income
for
diversified
but
'
Number
for
1930.
denied
for
located
authorizing
Corp.
cash
pulp,
to
order
an
been
integral part of its system, to render
by Gaylord.
Gaylord's facilities are
Power's system,
which has supplied
power
issued
Container
$1,350,000
pay
an
as
has
electric
Gaylord
will
adjustments.
more
which
acquire
from
La.,
'Louisiana
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Commission
Power
company
Bogalusa,
$1,438,408
$3,721,047 $18,156,249 $18,870,839
stock
Louisiana Power & Light
The
17,432,430
$938,740
opers.
BUSINESS—The
of
Michigan Bumper Corp.—Earnings—
*
17,217,509
$885,207
—V.
abrasives
expected
providing for rent to ReconstrucCorporation
for Castle Dome
—V! 178, p. 242.
•
2,835,840
$682,159
ry.
oper.
sold by
Oct.
9,643,008
1,277,022
3,000,156
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Stock Sold—♦
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood headed a nationwide group
of 44 underwriters which offered on Aug. 25 to the public
145,000 shares of common stock (no par value) at a
price of $47.50 per share. This offering was quickly over¬
subscribed and the books closed. These shares are being
subsidiary
a
570.
p.
Earnings;, per ; share--———.
11,676,752
2,318,784
that
be
common
of
rate
shares
ten
will
issued
the
341,592.
5,097,323"'. 3,986,490
3,146,887
as
p.m.
and
at
,
that
operation
"relating to unconsol. subs.
Net
15,072,259
6,484,259
states
offer
Finance
plant
Fed.
.
income-"-
opcr.
ry.
1951
$2,222,775
609,827:
:
,
•..
1952
!'v $2,728,359
1,218,619
■>„From Jan. 1—
„
Gross; from railway..j_
fret from railway.—
.
Ry.—Earnings-
1953
railway
railway—l
for
value, of Fitz
to exchange
par
the
states
prospectus
in
ry.
"Deficit
continue
of
fr.
rev.
$3,682,315
expenses,
J Miami Copper Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
•
Net
Aug.
offer.
SIX Months Ended June 30—
Louisiana & Arkansas
Connell
stock
soon
3:00
no
will
authorized
&
certificates
prospectus
open
Net
1953—6 Mos.—1952
revenues,
Brazil, and Mexico,
! ;
.
remain
for
Scott
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.—V.
23,191,632
3,653,565
242.
p.
25,489,645
The
&
Scrip
stock,
Scott
&
Simons
Fitz
stock.
consummation
result
'
•
shares.
will
terminate
'
From Jan. 1—
on
exchange is conditioned upon the accep¬
tance of the exchange offer by the holders of not less than
80% of the
lawfully issued and outstanding Fitz Simons & Connell common stock..
Failure of acceptance by 80% of the holders within the time limit will
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
from
value,' of
make this firm written offer
which
common
$12.50 par value,
Connell
fractional
242.
June—
issued
Merritt-Chapman
Merritt-Chapman
&
The
.
stock,
par
of
Simons
lowing
Gross
registration statement with the SEC
a
and
Connell."
common
shares
38,065,213
9,714,863
operating
operating
re¬
a
authorized
of
Simons
stock,
railway^—
178, p.
dividend
covering 45,912
1953,
shares
$6,029,223
From Jan. 1—
Gross
preferred
According to the prospectus, Merritt-Chapman & Scott proposes to
acquire "not-less, than 80%, and any greater amount of the 57,389
1950
$5,635,201
income
oper.
ry.
fAfter
388.
shares of common stock, $12.50 par
value, in
proposed exchange offer to holders of common stock
of Fitz Simons & Connell.
Dredge & Dock Co.
$6,752,014
railway
railway-,
from
capitalization.
p:
This corporation filed
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
from
Ry.
Ry.
Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earra.
&
1953—Month—1952
$0.90
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Registers With SEC
of
sum
principal
the
Period End. June 30—
$1.04
$0.90
series
20,
June—
Net
$2,434,076
$0.95
$0.90
share
common
present
connection with
Gross
$2,220,449
t$l.02
share!—
quirements.—V,
242.
p.
$2,902,913
per
paid
ifntil 3 p.m. on Sept. 17 receive tenders for
Oct,
1975,
l,
aC
$91,798
taxes
earnings
*Earnings
Dividends
'
—V.
1951
Net
Net
1530 Walnut St.,
Co., trustee,
taxes—
Federal
Minneapolis, St. Paul
1952
$69,243,858 $58,861,576 $63,621,227
51,409,471
41,171,469
45,429,657
5,689,670
4,814,049
4,926,116
2,786,757
2,593,600
2,492,040
—L„———
*Based
Bank
Title
will
Pa.,
sales
*
1953
sales—
3,697,623'
Tenders for Bonds—
Philadelphia
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
1953
8899,081
348,008
June—
Gross
t
X75S)
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income'—
$1,955,529
1952
1951
1950
$1,635,841
505,001
400.966
393,692
198,069
175,050
19,080
176,550
Net
10.608,899
10,584.273
10,312,042
8,793,325
Gross
2,195.877
2,210.769
1,943,085
1,537,295
Net
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper,
178.
railway
railway
p.
income
from
908,994
789,640
543,652
633,142
Net
ry.
243.
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper,
income
—
1952
1951
19!)
$414,652
$449,385
$389,1 to
190,764
123,793
175,784
78,981
67,864
63,334
2,974,427
2,560,562
2,610,966
2,208,
;o
1,221,546
894,122
435,930
1,088,986
899,
to
154
J6
71,:.3
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1953
from
Net
RR.—Earnings$497,173
June—
Gross
$1,615,409
131,593
$1,849,698
—V.
from
railway
railway
oper.
178,
p.
income
243,
548,350
407,123
397,7 to
H
Number 52>I,»
'Glume 178
»,m.«t and Financial Chronicle
C«
r
Melville Shoe Corp.
Lehigh & New England EE.
n\i
u»*t
June—
from
ross
et
from
et
ry.
*'<
J,S
U
.
"iiv-
3*-0 3-lf»
.
Net
railway—J-
from
•'et
from
Set
ry.
railway
3:11$ *47.
!*J S.'.low
—
Tradesments
Philadelphia
'he
sale
to
2,
it,
due Nov.
If.
178,
I
'/
not
es<
Net earnings
^Earnings per share——;
1,5* i
*SV44(i
,
Dividends
4-
* rve.
sv m
According
acquire
f
i
from
from
»et
ry.
U*'
;
V, T 1
'■
1
J J
'
stock,
V.
MH H %.
178.
*
5-.2fttn,*Vv
income...
i
4
of
which
Long Island RR.—Earning!
June—
.If IJ"
et
from
et
ry.
railway
will
railway
"A
#4
hi
LID©,*/:*#
income..
oper.
'♦4 ■4 I. !i
4X
_
i
from
.et
from
.et
ry.
27.513 lis
railway
,)*. T
3,t-SG 5» V
The
7*■
178,
June—
'Gross
7et
...
from
written offer
as
until
open
soon
will
from
'Vet
ry.
nar;g
■
It51.
■
1850
v*. a %$■.
the
oiler.
the
tHJg
railway......
income...
+ l*'
tvttp 004
oper.
of
the
Gross
ry.
railway.
railway....—.
from
Net
I'jf.flj iv%
income...
3 14* ft*I;
—_
oper,
' 6.4M
11
Fitz
lieu
of
expects
to
legally possible and practicable,
as
iEDT), on
p.m.
exchange
the
30th
day
fol¬
$885,207
$938,740
$1,438,408
394,338
594,588
""479,018
="26,210
Net
accep¬
by the holders of not less than 80%
ry.
stock.
common
acquisition
proposed
Simons
178,
inc.
Connell
&
as
sold
Earnings
-.■3,8*10.504
for
sells
tax
of the
The
same
been
and
owned,
$2,273,351
Mexico,
178,
stock
897,700
707,000
$1,566,351
thereof
$2.11
The
this
Federal
'o
to
company
Bogalusa,
]
Power
from
La.,
Light t*»,
Cors»ani-*l«>
f;
„
acquire -tiw-jv
the Oa 'i»«0 t*
em
on
■a*
vhich
less
or
include
the
n*
;.v*»
,
will
.ta*''
i
itegral part of its system, S ». »* pr
y
Gayiord.
Gay-lord's
'ower's system,
which ht ^-u >-<The
ion
Commission
be. dismissed
The
denied
for
-acquisition
hission
July 20,
on
1953.
of
split
have
■'*
;
i.«t
v,
174,979
Operating-'
241,519
of
$0.48
4:*
Balance
Piner,
Income
,
l
.1;
-
1952
$72,997,795
74,827,821
$7,695,650
facilities.
leased
1,679,213
1,867,334
i.*> t%,yf
Operating income
Other
$9,930,368
$9,374,863
564,842
377,095
$10,495,210
< net t
income
t
June—,
from
Get
ry.
Net
•tv.
$9,751,958
—
income
oper.
178.
J 2
Pi4
V.
178,
4'
34 K 1 1,
■
i
»;■
-1
r
*.< q
>
m
*
««o'»
•/*.. ■*
j
I« 0
Michigan
.•i'fJGhl
i
it
s J-4 ! 8
Power
transmission,
1
Power
Co.,
'■-tock
of
of
7%
and
The
Wye
$285,000 for
facilities
and
Star
Creek
J«t«
North
Robert
The
the
is si
»
ut
3,e
i ft
r
p<>«»r
operating
1'iotit
Hi
1
t'w» hydro-.
5
r
.f-, /
>*..
'vii
-r,
..«'*?
t
«
,t„
on
Earns,
-frpriia-
•...
be
to
arc
used
(&
Corp.
Becker
G.
&
Inc.—
Co.
Phillips
&
Dam
Davis
H.
Estabrook
—
&
Fenner
&
Beane
The
F.
Pacific
Northwest
4,000
Paine,
Webber,
Moseley
1,000
Co.
Riter
4,000
Co.—_
Shields
Stein
Bros.
Stone
&
Co
4,000
2,500
&
& Co.——_
Boyce
4,It 0
4.000
Securities
Union
Corp.——
Lerchen
complete
to
V.
-
k
t f
»h.
;
-
"m.
ip*
•»*»
'••%
t
„••*
;
.
s:; •
'*»
•.
•.
■-
May G,
1953.—V,
-
r' G
•'
1953—6 Mos—1952
177,
June
JFPC
com.
2.524,000
2,938,800
5,056,750
5,970,300
$4,107,881
$7,166,567
$8,160,563
1,857,912
1,857,912
1,857,912
$1.91
shr
Fed.
$2.21
Pfd.
sales
Corn*
ly
income
t
tax*.-
t
.■
,
'-G
,
.1
taxe
income
-
$
j.Gv 1
» G
►
*
•''*
1951
1950
$181,020
$160,542
$167,315
92,523
31,705
2.014
32,909
23,027
.
11,699
•■33,766
4,114
from
1,000,933
178,
984,438
250,419
240.971
'■28.9.. 7
...
inc^mey.i'45,067'
oper.
1.040,039
118,019
railway
1,214,562
railway433,826
from
Deficit.- V.
40
'
divs.
shs.
STATEMENT
56,950
Co.——
l.OuO
EARNINGS
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
44,100,954
106,234,119
88,074,43?
9,193,872
26,606,111
20,000,728
6,658,000
4,597,000
13,458,000
4,092,000
10,164,000
9,056,111
194,090
7,486,720
199,320
8,140,596
8,007,549
1,942,000
950,000
4,701,252
3,646,872
96,090
99,660
—
8,140,596
8,007,549
tax-
paidoutstg
the
quarter
the
company
Corporation
Lava
American
$1.09
$0.44
$0.57
sh
com.
acquired
2,350,000
the
$0.91
outstanding
of. Chattanooga,
stock
through,
Tenn.,
called for American Lava stock¬
preferred shares for shares of the
stock.
The
transfer was completed
1, and the operations of this new wholly-owned subsidiary have
consolidated as indicated in the financial summary.
trade
to
June
been
transfer.
stock
$5,000,000
their
company's
Terms
common
and
common
40,000 types of electrical !hused in the manufacture of radio
also
produces
crucibl j,
nozzles and chemical-resistant fittings
for the thermal and chemical
industries, and thread guides for the textile industry.—V. 178, p. bJ/.
American
Lava
produces
television
than
more
su
oulattng material most of which
components.
are
The
company
63,148
243.
p.
OF
——
profits
per
the
and
—
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
;*'J80i
-4
*-
1952
$229,526
income....-
oper.
&
13,301,2521
income
Minnesota
1953
from
Net
Net
...
before
Valley RR.—Earnings-
railway.
railway...,
2,500
Co..
&
Wood
1,000
4,000
55,171,997.
taxes—
income
During
$4.39
$3.86
E.
4.01 (>
2,SCO
Co._
Witter
1953—3 Mos.—1952
———
excess
Earns,
of
—
>*t ry,
■%
Harold
1.857,912
2131.
p.
I ron* Jan. 1
'
Dean
1,000
taxes
Federal
Net
Groas" iiom
J, it
36 Weeks Ended—
sales
Net
State
$3,535,482
Midland
;• i,e .1» o-'.' ei'tij „rn<*\
P
2,500
Grubbs
&
&
Co..—
White, Weld & Co
CONSOLIDATED
and
income $43,x55,134 $43,510,820 $85,229,080 $84,966,411
taxes
6,059,482
7,046,681
12,223,317
14,130,863
&
taxes
per
N.» t
rpprvGt'
were
&
Kirkland
holders
a
in Alum
concur:en'
2,500
&
par,
i'r .S** jJt-
it?%.
r-
la
Wertheim1
Weeks
&
Mutton
E.
Jenks,
Watling,
1,500
Son.—
1,0.0
Securities
Webster
Corp.
Co.,
&
&
2,5l 0
.
Co.———
Hilliard
B.
&
—_—_'
Barney
1,500
Ripley
Jackson
Co
6,000
J.
1,000
Co
Co.
&
Smith,
2,000
—_
&
1.5CO
2,5>.0
Co
2,5/0
&
Co.—
Chapman
4,000
-
Co
&
CurtiS
1,000
—
Milwaukee
S.
Corp.—
J.
2,500
2,500
Pierce,
1,000
—
&
&
4,000
&
Co.____
&
Lynch,
The First Boston
Forgan
2,500
Rhoades
2,000
Co.
&
Dillon
Eastman,
—
Corp
4,000
Co._-;
Co.
M.
Merrill
2,500
Sons
Dodge & Co.—/
M.
Inc
Co.,
Higginson
McCormick
Co.,
Inc
&
Brown
Clark,
J.
&
Co.,
&
Alex.
W.
SEC
Subs.)—Earnings
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Capital shs. outstanding
lines
,Wi
--.
Petroleum
profit
Groxs
Profit
Loeb,
1,500
Blyth
Com.
Net
nrnts
Lukens Steel Co.—Earrmg;
'Net
Fed.
income
'ii«
*
inc.
before
for
Piov.
Ih/t 's
»,-*uu
■
».
t
V.- \e v
proceeds
Period End. June 30—
'
T«
*■
acq-;Gr*d fn^},
di--s*j. ..r: -t ,« >
hydroelectric pup,
transactions
on
Carl
4,000
Brothers
&
1,000
Baird
W.
come
*fnrtp*tm*4.
cooperative.
The
n
* *1
*'
t
<
''
*S
1
rj
qwt
'.»G. #f'tw#
>
Wilson.
system
the
1
■
*'
one
Commission
for
Lehman
Inc.
a
Gcenses
o
*
.
>-
'.J*
•
Valley's facilities
Canyon, one diesel fian:
•istribution
11,500
2,000
Co
Period End. June 30—
Mid-Continent
Gross
pwr*
the
be
to
and
'#
jm the'Cache .Creek plant tf J, <lr
{..net distribution systems M?rung
'Gulch
Shares
$
in.L';'of-■ the.
'•>»
The
sell and
Kidder,
below:
name
Lee
this
,
¥>
"
Gr«
Company, of
Afton,
lectric plants
i
hydro*
cooperative plans te
Light &
jUght
r
■
In Wyoming.
The
Eight--tar.
«»|
19 filed a letter of notification with the
first mortgage bonds to be offered at
Aug.
on
$120,000
Underwriting.
equip pie plant.
COjjr>4
cooperctivt
a
Co., Saugatuck, Mich.
Pie
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
20,2«* 7
!. -J
The company
Valley Power 4
Federal
lectric
its
Kalman
14,250
Ashmun
Hornbiower
-
-
Harriss
Lloyd J.
Co.,
&
4,000
«
«•
570.
r.orpoiation,
opposite
—
i. h r *
to
agreed
Sachs
Glore,
without
■
3,544,493
$6,207,465
481.
p.
have
Goldman,
14,250
Co
S.
Harriman
1
p.
Lower
3,915,262
$6,579,948
income-————
covering
The
1—.
deductions
etc.,
&
C.
Farwell,
Net
i,
f>
-•
,
—L
J»" f*>a-574
'-/*
J *>,.*
income
Interest,
ITiO
^•■1
from
-V.
Gloss-
3 i it
railway...
from railway—....
ry. oper. income.
Net
I:R
railway...
railway..-..
From Jan.
'Gross
Nashville
"
Gross; from
Net
&
Sachs
C.
Paul
Louisville
stockholders
whom
set
Peabody & Co.
Caldwell
•- ?
stock
common
Jaffray & HopwoodAllyn & Co._
65,302,145
$8,063,034
—
.
tor
has
A.
$82,890,855
—
—
for
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood are acting as repre¬
severally agreed to purchase the aggregate number.
Shares
1953
Operating expenses and taxes-
jjjdUv
-
selling
underwriters,
of
shares
A.
*?
•
company has paid 147 consecutive quarterly divi¬
amounts on its common stock. Since the 4 for I
1951, quarterly dividends of 25 cents per
$0.72
Goldman,
revenues
*95,585 shs.
8,218,985 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
value)
par
paid.
Co.,
sentatives,
241,519
Twelve Months Ended June 30-
Ijroi'it'
*$9,167,000
stock
January,
been
&
117,610
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Earnings-
vtf:-i'tl
Outstanding
248,000 shs.
__
sinking fund providing for the retirement of $200,00(0
before Oct. 1,
1! 53 and $400,000 thereof on or before
ir<
the
Peabody
$0.79
share
2457.
p.
of
each
$3,160,043
190,093
—
France.
$9,400,000
value)
par
preferred
varying
241,519
taxes
shares
common
in
1953
DIVIDENDS—The
Kidder,
-
-.,
M
!■-
?,
>
-apj-Vsa*
was
174,
$2,499,000
,
Lovt-
want oi
after
capital
per
$2,828,000
,
*;
if, thvnt •-•»•
v'M'
Jiifqmhvd
1.-:
■i«v!'4v*.',r 'p »»»;*»• •
•
jfmwer requirements since 1-830
V.
—r—
»<
>,
#
,'t
*•',
profit
Earnings
trfrtrwV'sys-'
n-*t,
'--f
.'
•
curituv.^-*«'i
' •»*.
—-—
—
Number
'(Uftine•*.■'.subJelt
?•#
;
.
mamifiu-tttr*
Louisiana Power
Net
m./'mA- j.round
r-f
A,, f.f,
-
»
an' rheitf
as
-.'ht-
Salts "I;,.
y'fhin'itlBt:
"w-'A?
1,
pany's treasury.
Miami
1951
1952
construction
under
AUGUST
AT
1967
due
UNDERWRITERS—The
1953
AS
a
or
dends
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
».
adjustments.
more
it'.Aeguisit ion—
*«■
«
.
Louisiana Power will piy §| Iv*closing
|*f *'
.
the company,
1, 1954 through 1966. ^Excludes $233,000 principal amount of sucl*
and 2,415 shares of such preferred stock held in the com¬
stock
Louisiana Power &
22
of
total
a
debentures
Michigan Bumper Corp.—Earnings—
i
branch
plant is
new
a
iwithout
to
""Entitled
242.
p.
and
(without
cumulative
share
-V.
and
operate
subsidiary of
A
company's foreign subsidiaries operate 11 plants, all
are
owned, in Canada, Germany, England, Franco,
stock
Common
to
1929,
corpora¬
Authorized
$4
the
a
which
debentures
Preferred
of
roofing
magnetic
also operates a governmentoffice buildings in Saint Paul
sales offices are either leased
1952
depletion
brand
June 25,
Minnesota
on
subsidiaries
owned.
are
warehouses
The
of
four
which
with
CAPITALIZATION
of
for
domestic
another company,
synthetic rubber plant. Principal
reduction
made
its
and
all but five of
owned.
colored
Scotch
of allied products.
name.
company
conjunction
or
—$2.53
has
adhesives,
sheeting,
in
are
855.
p.
group
manufactures and
Scotch brand pressure
including
abrasives,
reflective
broad
a
company
plants,
to
$1,883,072
deduction
176.
lines
coated
brand
have
products
coated
greatly
of
been
manufacturer
a
its
The
1925.
company was
incorporated in Delaware
the operations, commenced in 1902, of
.This
tion
'"234%
(est.)—
tapes,
been
but
years
since
product
separate
Scotchlite
recording tape, qnd
of
$2,780,772
for
45
period
adhesive
granules,
but
deple.
and
share—'i
per
mint.—V.
the
30
over
sensitive
has
company
than
more
in
diversified
expected
570.
p.
(est.)
NOTE—No
1,845.131
Co.—Stock Sold—*
by certain stockholders.
Oct.
income
388.
p.
BUSINESS—The
abrasives
subsidiary
is
a
1953
and
taxes
178,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co. anil
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood headed a nationwide group
of 44 underwriters which offered on Aug. 25 to the public
145,000 shares of common stock (no par value) at a
price of $47.50 per share. This offering was quickly over¬
subscribed and the books closed. These shares are being
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher-
deprec.,
property (est.
Dome
opers.
income
oper.
owned
the
Fitz
lacilities,
and
ry.
'"Deficit.—V.
of the
upon
of the holders within the time limit will
that
ot
fr.
rev.
continue
^
conditioned
is
the
relating to unconsol. subs,
**043.008
«»*•»» *00
i
I.«H2'
.It
n
the
'341,592
■'
"SI fit, 1*^
'■
1 #'
2 •*'
eight
providing
for rent to Reconstruc¬
Finance
Corporation
for
Castle Dome
Net
from
Ret
common
of
*%
states
operation
P*d. and state
113.884
25'
*
17,432,430
$682,159
Fitz
alter
Castle
it-110 004
From Jan. 1—
i
of
exchange
in
company
l
prospectus
plant
' i*sr'.
..
.
to
issued
be
the
that
states
3:00
acceptance by 80%
in
tion
railway
offer
arid issued
six Months Ended June 30—
|
value,
par
will
authorized
certificates
prospectus
Miami Copper Co.
Inc.
Louisiana & Arkansas
17,217,509
Brazil, and
.....a, 0*.2-2«4
",4,44,
242
p.
for
no
Scott
2 J70.720'
1*4;
1"4
Scrip
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.—V.
101',.832.
*A%yp
*
'DUB 124
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
of
result
railway.
&
oiler.
terminate
142 512
From Jan. 1—
ross
stock.
the exchange offer
oi
stock,
common
Merritt-Chapman
consummation
Faituie
8 *4 095
GSrO
I
%
■
2,835,840
$3,721,047 $18,156,249 $18,870,838
re¬
Merritt-Chapman & Scott proposes to
and any greater amount of the 57,389
issued
lawfully issued and outstanding Fitz Simons & Connell
.
221;,
D •-!*■
J
4
1950
14 «ib.11g
1.
80%,
and
The
remain
the
tance
'W
.7 'r'
.
S5.21-1 r* ?
shutAs.
make this firm
The
from
dividend
Scott Corp.—Registers With SEC
$12.50 par value,
Connell
£
lowing
ross
preferred
of Fitz Simons & Connell at the rate
Merritt-Chapman & Scott stock for ten shares of
fractional
242.
p.
tAfter
value,
par
no
Simons
*'■«#,»J
•*; i
*•
3,600,156
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
prospectus,
than
Connell."
&
>hares
J.) J.;o *>"h
'1,110.4*2:;
railway
railway.
the
less
its common stock,
I JU.3*4f
I
$3,682,315
expenses.
388.
p.
authorized
of
Simons
"G-G* <a*tf
income—■_
oper.
178,
to
"not
fhares
223
«•».
Vi'f.
**'5
revenues,
operating
$0.90
capitalization,
present
1953—6 Mos.—1952
operating
Ry.
$1.04
$0.90
a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
1953, covering 45,912 shares of common stock, $12.50 par value in
connection with a proposed exchange offer to holders of common stock
Of F»t2 Simons & Conncll Dredge & Dock Co.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$2,434,076
$0.95
$0.90
This corporation filed
'
set
$2,220,449
t$1.02
20,
Lehigh Valley RR.
oper.
$2,902,913
share
common
Merritt-Chapman &
of
■
June—
ry.
on
per
Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
&
1953—Month—1952
2,492,040
miex
i« ,x».
»t' ■
«
2,593,600
tor
<0-;*
242.
„Gross frqm railway
v'et
from
railway
Set
paid
quirements.—V
1,
«..».#
<
i'e
*,
4,926,116
2,786,757
taxes-
4,814,049
Period End. June 30—
a
;<750)
Ry.
Net
JV* W-s'nvi St.
.4*%'-,:
xntu
Federal
5,689,670
—
»;23
Based
I"
¥
tr
4
of Oct, I. J24U <'7
1975, to an *}?"-. /*
prices
p.
for
—
taxes—
1951
$69,243,858 $58,861,576 $63,621,227
51,409,471
41,171,469
45,429,657
—
—■—____
before
'
as
l,
ul
191.798
,-V.
will
Pa„
4*,'
1
-M
Title Bmk
Land
1
..
Tenders for Bonds—
,
4 tv
income—.*
oper.
sales,
Minneapolis, St. Paul
1952
1953
.
Earnings
;
Prom Jan. 1—
iross
sales
Provision
}
'•.!?*. *")%:
income—
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Six Months Ended June 30—
Total
■■
z<t~ (0 *
railway—;
oper.
1*1©
He,
$(/*■• ui;,
railway.-
r
1952
$212,401
$218,535
66,494
56,222
73,934
.
19b)
1951
1953
$245,201
June—
f
'
,Provision
Net
for
J;
profit
Capital
j
..
shares
earnings
outstandm*
capital
per
'•h*.
*
-,
j
■
.*.!**" G i
-
>
,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
.
»
#
,
8-
Definitive
v. 311 4*".8
tfd fi.r,
*4
issuable
are
20-year 3.10G
in exchange
178,
p.
N.»t ona'l
570.
Bank
York,
-V.
for
Six Mos. End. June .30—
before
Profit
Prov.
for
income
inc.
Fed.
-
taxes
&
J
•
f
,y -
fG4
(&
«
Sub%J
-
N
of
the
City
of
New
v
taxes
14'* #
Go
.
-
.
sa
207 173.
Its
profit
Capital shares
_
Earnings
V.
176.
per
p.
■'
..
—
$f
dutstdg,
f
■
V
r *! /.
i. g
■
*
...
%
Piov,
-Earns,
Period
End. June
30—
Profit before Fed.
texe
Net
!' *
sales
Prov.
fcr
,fih
Federal
-
r
•,
h
.,
14-
taxes
profit
I
r, 1
.
#-
*
(
..
'.'umber
Earns,
capital shares
per capital share
■" f ;
•
June
* to
1
fBoss
7.9
Ntt
■
'
.
-
i*
^
in
'1*1-
providing
ro-es.—V, 177,
p.
fcr
re
i,e
102,609,574
72,553,597
4,397,872
13,862,651
8,130.255
income
taxes
4,185.900
2,316,000
7,382,100
4,261,800
1,092.400
350,600
1,578,900
842,600
taxes..
2,568,881
1,731,272
4,901,651
3,025,855
shares outstdg.
2,827,509
2,827,495
2,827,509
2,827.495
share
$0.86
$0.56
$1.63
$0.96
per
cam,
preferred
-
2131.
-
dividend
requirements.—V,
•ti
1953
-
from
from
r>.
railway./railway,-.
oper.
'
178,
p.
from
ry.
422,546
408,441
138,115
149,632
155,187
—V.
oper.
178.
243.
p.
1,092
%'?
265,
i
93. % J
,
Mississippi Power Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
Aug. 26 applied to the SEC for authorization %>
competitive bidding, $4,000,000 of first mortg. g>
in not less than 30 years after date.
.>
net
proceeds of the financing will be applied toward the compai
construction program, estimated at $10,682,000 for the year 1953 . .J
1954
(including $3,361,087 of expenditures during the first hal:
)f
The
on
company
sell,
and
issue
of
at
series maturing
a
1953).—V.
667.
—
$1,955,529
178,
p.
298.
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings-
Earnings—
1952
$1,849,698
/
1951
$1,615,409
1950
$1,635,841
from,
01
*■"»t
from
J.
*„
N*t
rv
-
V.
118.
railway
railway..,..
oper
p.
income
243.
19.)
1953
1952
1951
railway—_
$497,173
$414,652
$449,385
railway--——
190,764
123,793
175.784
78.981
67,864
63,334
71,
3
2,974,427
2.610,966
2.208,
i»
1.221.546
2,560.562
894,122
899,
:>>
548,35Q
435,930
407,123
June—
Gross
from
505,001
400.966
131,593
393,692
Net
from
198.069
175,050
19.080
176,550
Net
ry.
10.608,899
income.,.
10,584.273
10.312,042
8,793,325
Gross
2.195.877
2,210.769
1.943.085
1.537.295
^Jct from railway
908.994
789.640
543.652
633,142
From Jan. I—
Gruv*
? I
..
'
Alter
38,607,935
7.847,181
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
•
1:. 44 * o i
♦
Net
401,081
income—
income-—
railway
-
.
.i
54,888.692
income
Common
1 / 12
:
railway——--;
23.d.«>
29.153
1.307,447
from
Gross
Net
1953—6 Mos—1952
19,480
1,354.494
oper.
From Jan. 1—
bonds,
509.
Corp.—Ear, tirv
New
taxes
profits
aAft*r
McCall
1953—3 Mos.—'1952
.
for
Net
•1.. * 1W1'
*#.
Place,
% Kie'l
! %
|k#
com. share
Exchange
inc.
before
ExcessNet
43
ACCOUNT
25,978
1,419,061
$191,—J
58, —8
$
Sit
f rofit
—
at
INCOME
.
*"/ h *,:u
State
Chase
Net
Period End. June 30—
f
York,
ry.
1972,
l,
The
from
Net
April
at
Y
-
•
■
"5
debentures
temporary
railway——
railway
from
Gross
Net
sinking fund debentures due
CONSOLIDATED
Mapes Consolidate ! Mfg
Definitive
Co.
Regulator
Bonds Ready—Earnings Show Gain-
$3
■
3.
...
c
-TO ftOJ
oper.
income—
$389, i'f>
154
,6
From Jan. 1—
.
...
Net
—V.
from
ry.
railway
oper.
178,
p.
income
243.
—
1,088,986
397,7/3
Chronicle... Monday,
The Commercial and Financial
June—
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
ry.
41,386,089
38,820,079
Fed.
9,449,853
8,888,834
3,329,740
3,431,158
4,674,414
profit
Net
Net
ry.
v«f
ry.
2.^.8'^'7,18-i
20,882,938
21*712,711
10,303,745
12,861,362 10,164,808
Committee Files Brief on Reorganization
12,656,856
income—
oper.
Protective
Plan—
speedy
advisibility of modifying the 1949 plan of reotganization in the light of economic developments since 1949.
Pointing out that the Missouri Pacific has been in bankruptcy since
1933, the "brief stated that if an ICC report on the June hearings is
issued
by November,
next, "it is entirely reasonable and we nope,
probable, that a final Report and Order by the Commission 3ian result
by March or April 1954. If this could occ.'r, it is possible that by one
year from now, an order of confirmation could be made by the court,
and shortly thereafter a plan consummated."
The Smith Committee in May, 1953 filed with the Commission pro¬
sion
last
June
the
on
1949 plan of reorganization in response to
a
Commission invitation to interested security holders to submit their
views on the subject of modification. The Smith Committee Plan rec¬
ommends a capitalization of $722,800,009 for Missouri Pacific compared
with $611,932,000 in the Commission's 1949 plan; annual fixed charges
of $11,258,000 versus $10,166,000 in the Commission plan; and contin¬
gent charges of $18,656,000 versus $17,509,000. The effective date of
the reorganization would be changed under the Sm th Plan to Jan. 1,
1953 from Jan. 1, 1948 under the Commission's plan.
The brief severely criticized a proposed modification plan submitted
by Alleghany Corp., holder of a slighty less than 50% of the outstand¬
ing common stock of Missouri Pacific, The Alleghany plan, Mr. Smith
said in the brief, "is not an attempt to modify the 1949 Plan in any
sense
but to substitute a ncv Plan which will give Alleghany voting
control over any reorganized company which
might emerge from the
Plan if it were adopted." The Alleghany plan, he continued, "provides
the
In
changes
posed
greatly excessive total capitalization and particularly excessive
charges." The Plan, he asserted, "is particularly vicious in that
it places sole voting control of the new company in the exclusive hands
of holders of the old preferred and old common stock. It must be re¬
membered that the Commission, has found in three separate prior orders
in this case that the common stock is without value and the first two
of those orders also found that the preferred stock was without value,
for
a
fixed
in
but
Commission
the
1949
830,000,000."—V.
178,
preferred stock
the
gave
total value of
a
298.
p.
1952
1951
from
from
ry.
$674,469
$856,614
" 16,558
370,396
11,130
160,706
3,7-18,484
1.063,429
3,145
4,206,154
4,507,129
2,620,098
1.531,719
1,842,871
795,139
290,460
634,783
103,282
income
From Jan. 1—
Net
Net
ry.
railway—
railway....
from
income
oper.
"Deficit—V.
Sales,
less
Profit
before
Provision
178,
income
Dividends
from
1951
1950
$251,026
$151,562
$267,039
$323,072
46,434
Net
ry.
"7,015
13,664
40,551
34,467
—V.
class
company
Profit
Net.
Ohio
Oil
less
tEarns,
—_
4,548,697
4,982,549
outstanding.
1,434,461
1,434,461
share
$2.94
$3.24
$2.94
com.
ments.—V.
Nehi
177,
in
10%
Profit
before
Net
Fed.
Number
to
its
reduce
of
its
of
holdings
under
position
per
p.
177,
Gross
Operating
Net
be underwritten by a large group
by The First Boston Corp.—V. 178, p. 298.
John
Hancock
Life
necticut
The
part
be
to
to
Mutual
in
Life
Co.,
Federal
the
Mountain
Fuel
of
underwriters
Balance
other
the
bonds
Insurance
$2,000,000;
Insurance
Co.,
Life
of
Co.
Co.,
in
first
National
Insurance
for
bonds.
England
New
Life
Co.,
Insurance
$1,000,000;
$1,000,000; Con¬
Continental Assur¬
and
$500,000.
to prepay
applied
to
States'
states
that
proceeds
from
the
bonds
will
be
used
and retire outstanding, bank notes, with the balance
the payment for additions and
improvements to
properties.—V.
178.
p.
I
,
sales
before
Prov.
for
.-A
inc.
taxes
income
taxes
profit
Capital
1953- -3 Mos.—1952
$
128,178,329
7,759.279
$
i'.
—V.
177,
—V,
178,
$
075^00
8,610,000
■
19,207,000
7,156,811
15,127,605
8,744,829
10
4,341.109
4,341,109
4,341.109
4 341 109
share
$0.79
$1.64
$3 48
$2 01
243.
p.
6%
cumulative
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
1952
1951
1950
$3,206,977
$3,146,574
$3,015,246
Net
from
Net
ry.
$1,603,876
468,482
$1,014,046
495,706
168,040
154,634
6,859,766
5,841,368
6,527,054
5,342,621
railway—___
3,427,800
2,386,882
2,906,914
income—
1,174,069
751,522
939,759
2,304,182
993,398
590,956
railway-
1—
from
from
ry.
—V.
178,
/
195,968
—V.
oper.
178,
658.098
492,443
609 320
344,326
258,918
316,179
1953
1952
1951
1950
$560,329
$574,659
$721,120
80,632
178,108
income—.
85,910
162,033
157,263
149,629
1—
4,161.259
4,292,945
4,373,011
4,145,529
841,610
1.336,890
896,007
1,652.039
590,999
railway
railway—;
1,294,150
813,426
1,416,202
income
oper.
178,
243.
p.
York
Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
1953—Month—1952
$
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
$
$
Ry.
operating
revenues.
^1,962,080
63,031,435
Ry.
operating
expenses.
57,050,522
54,159,470 343,024,010 341,850,464
fr.
rev.
415,404,305 393,312 900
opers
14,911,558
8,871,965
72,380,295
income—.
6,189,622
2,803,322
30,220,032
ry,
oper.
on
its net income in July
Aug. 26 reported
51,462,436
14,633,138
was
$2,640,-
This compares with a net
deficit of $1,565,800 on operating revenues of $57,747,844 in the same
month last year,
when freight traffic was adversely affected by the
operating
on
$69,787,236.
of
revenues
steel strike.
This
the
for
slightly
was
first
than
higher
the
period
$485,191,541.
were
was
$244,477 on
months
seven
was
from
ry.
New York Connecting
1953
totaled
$19,334,646.
similar
period
of $451,060,744—V.
a
year
ago
from
from
ry.
Net
Net
from
1951
1950
$230,896
32,517
$262,784
40,152
$271,075
36,173
"35,841
16,690
from
ry.
& Western Ry.-
-Month—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
fr.
$5,273,147
$4,163,092
2,733,253
opers.
ry.
2,107,118
income
$23,722,540 $27,499,314
11,672,611
13,036,993
Ry.—Earnings—
from
ry.
from
Net
ry.
1,658,295
839,428
85,807,120
80,981,246
79,720,071
64,469,233
14,267,816
11,109,165
13,692,081
6,775,416
income
4,792,847
5,923.137
4,840,354
736,977
1—
railway
railway——
income
oper.
178,
1,279,950
2,970,976
2,153,820
389.
p.
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Northwestern
Net
Net
1951
1950
$1,180,862
$217,982
$1,037,412
$981,406
442,416
113,309
241,322
51,472
282,375
108,688
6,533,300
1,521,012
255,731
,
6,346,357
1,595,189
237,913
*
5,520.248
941,768
101.470
4,736,208
932,519
178,610
railway—
income
oper.
ry.
1952
1953
from
446,073
231,155
railway
from
Gross
3,365,949
3,110,690
3,289,353
railway..
oper.
1950
1951
$14,825,464 $13,093,696
$15,974,731 $14,446,329
railway-
from
—V.
1952
1953
from
from
from
railway
railway—
income—_
oper.
ry.
—V.
178,
243.
p.
Ogden Corp.—To Cease as Investment Firm—
This
to
Company
Ogden Corp. on June 18. 1953, pur¬
stock of W. A. Case & Son Manu¬
which manufactures, sells, and dis¬
tributes various types of heating and plumbing products. On July 14,
1953, at a special meeting ox stocknoiaers, trie purchase of the Case
securities, which now represent 76.56%
of Ogden's total assets, was
approved and ratified, by a vote of more than two-thirds of the out¬
standing common stock of Ogden, and it was also voted to terminate
the registration of Ogden as an investment company under the Act.
Ogden maintains that its principal purpose has now changed from that
of an
investment company to that of a company primarily engaged,
through its subsidiary, Case, in the manufacture, sale, and distribution
of heating and plumbing products; that Ogden is not, does not propose
to be, and does not hold itself out as being, an investment company;
and that Ogden has ceased to be an investment company under the
the
all
Investment
outstanding capital
(Buffalo),
company
a
Company Act.
has given
Commission
request a hearing on
interested
persons
until Sept. 2,
1953,
to
the application.—V. 177, p. 2786.
Co.—Drilling Deepest Well—
Ohio Oil
this
well
wildcat
A
company
began drilling
nearly two years ago in
Calif., became the deepest hole in the world on Aug. 20
the drill-bit ground its way below the previous record of 20,521
County,
Designated as the Kern County Land Co.
"A" 72-4, the well is 25
knows today just how deep it will go, the well is
drilling ahead toward the Eocene Point of Rocks sand which is expected
Although
at
one
no
around 21,000 feet.
Whether
reach
will
it
depth depends largely
that
on
the
difficulties
,.829,859
584,853
632,568
395,965
333,651
351,471
reached.
may
be
of drill
string
Located
in
the
Field, the
Paloma Oil
Even
1952
1951
1950
$610,939
$603,492
$639,286
83,459
23,988
88,996
"24,821
"83,015
'23,236
3,416,574
355,933
3,671,794
222,814
'196,732
"218,651
"166,141
if
"429-,992
it
that
will
find
oil
in
178, p. 243.
Production
and
testing
Emery estimated that the cost of
Manager W. B.
18,971,598
16,613 930
5,371,706
4,651,641
3,927,393
2,211,840
1,887,592
will
boiler
STATEMENT
and
sales
of
Depletion
Provision
other
1953
and
expenses—
depreciation
for
and
construction
treatment
of
two
equipment.
The
contract
6,000,000-gal-per-day
auto¬
Net
per
common
Shares of common
Cash
—V.
$
amortization.
income
taxes
8,380,598
7,655,265
dividends
share
stock outstanding
paid—per share
178, p. 243.
8,515,093
7,900,209
20,399.931
Federal
income
Earnings
1952
118,967,624 109,681,229
81,672.002 73,765,133
income
plant
feedwater
OF INCOME
s
sales
drilling-
the well will exceed $1,300,000.-
Six Months Ended June 30—
Cost
2,656,104
paying
pointed out.
Net
treatment
Rocks sand, it is far from
quantities, Ohio Oil officials
well should reach the Point of
the
3,32°,587
467,875
certain
CONSOLIDATED
income
well is nevertheless a wildcat,
exploratory well, since it will test the possibility of oil and gas pro¬
from sands much lower than those now producing in the field.
duction
-Earnings—
425,012
and
for an order declaring the
investment company under the In¬
order exempting it irom certain
an
encountered in future drilling. For example, should the
pipe, nearly four miles in length, become stuck in the
hole it might result in abandonment before the objective formation is
3,551,043
railway
design
an
for
reporting requirements.
According io the application,
1—
include
and
Act
1,510,328
115,857
4,377
railway
water
Uy be
ceased
have
to the SEC
has applied
corporation
vestment
1,648,099
New York and Pennsylvania Co., Inc.—New Plant—
includes
-Earnings—
2,001,230
$672,119
income
oper.
also
1953-
revenues.
oper.
Net
or
railway:
'Deficit.—V.
New
289,418
523,519
railway
from
Net
816,092
439.718
993,090
income.
oper.
from
1,372,031
481,996
2,213,682
1953
from
ry.
1,420,922
360,213
income.
178, p. 243.
that
New York, Ontario & Western Ry.-
Net
52,691
4,390,161
2458.
Northern Pacific
77,507
107,917
.
railway....
railway
oper.
Net
72,156
5,573,479
miles southwest of Bakersfield.
1952
I
Gross
74,151
5,892,298
1,169,911
railway
p.
rev.
ry.
feet.
RR.—Earnings—
110,583
income.—
from
ry.
92,912
$16,431,246 $15,395,437 $92,206,646 $99,869,807
operating expenses.
11,158,099
11,232,345
68,484,106
72,370,493
Kern
$314,934
railway
railway
oper.
Net
1950
$753,188
143,552
5,461,201
income
operating
Ry.
net
178, p. 388.
1953
June—
Net
215,218
1—
oper.
177,
Ry.
published seven-month
estimated. Operating revenues for
the
In
revenues
of
5.961,208
Net
when
Gross
$955,036
203,467
previously
the
figure in which July net income
income
1951
$966,378
242,914
railway
from
Gross
The
income
Net
1952
$'127,467
railway
oper.
chased
2,959,671
243.
ry.
From Jan.
facturing Co.
ry.
$1.90
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
company
20,413,622
p.
from
177,932
from
Net
$2.37
$532,462
38,069
railway
oper.
New
$0.35
shares outstanding.
lExcludes Babylon, Hunting¬
operations subsequent to Feb. 28, 1953.—V. 177,
1953
Net
Net
income
19,959,369
Harbor
from
Gross
Net
Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
railway—.—
from
ry,
$706,862
From Jan. 1—
June—
Net
$880,955
$0.45
372,256
on
Sag
Gross
—V.
$131,621
June—
./
571.
p.
607,576
$165,780
1
2458.
237,107
$1,174,572
oper.
railway..
railway—
oper.
&
Net
1950
1951
415,754
railway-
railway
income—
from
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
facilities are being built to serve the
Johnsonburg, Pa., paper mill of the New York and Pennsylvania Co.,
according to The Rust Engineering Co., the designer-constructor.
The new facilities will replace existing water treatment units
and
from
Net
$1,763,767
$1,791,164
$952,035
from
Gross
471,300
655,271
June—
$2,844,864
742,446
399,985
From Jan. 1—
Gross
240,420
96,973
1952
1953
June—
Gross
Net
240,420
stock
dividends and surplus
3,481,262
140,300
157,324
593,000
share
per
"Based
ton
From Jan.
From Jan.
1953
Net
Net
common
$5,267,000
3,657,344
$2,004,187
preferred stock—
cumulative preferred
11953—12 Mos.—1952
$5,786,570
171,300
149,321
income
Gross
Net
June
Net
"Deficit.—V. 178, p. 243.
$
outstdg.
com.
per
651,639
1681.
p.
Net
.
1953—9 Mos.-—1952
124,682,547 387,868,205 268,886 304
15,766,811
34,334,605
18 819 829
4.340.000
3,419.279
shares
Earnings
$2,655,826
$2,128,557
June—
Net
$2,812,205
683,648
income
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$1,324,229
894,984
(net)
Period End. June 30—
$19,476,648 $17,891,780
16,664,443
15,235,954
—
253,766
tax——
Norfolk
1952
1953
taxes—
charges
4.60%
Balance for
Net
667.
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.- -Earnings—
Profit
Co.—Earnings—
Philadelphia,
$500,000;
inc.
deducs.
Net
dividends—
on
252
mortgage
$2,000,000;
Lincoln
General
Insurance
Period End. June 30—
Net
$0.41
dividends
before
on
Net
with the following in¬
the indicated amounts:
negotiated
Fed.
—V.
Gross
♦
$0.44
—
other
and
From Jan. 1—
XT
1,030,000
30—
Public Utility
Commission
Power
4 'A %30-year
has
purchase
Life
Life
to
it
Connecticut
appiicat on
Mountain
that
Mutual
Mutual
Co.,
ance
$8,000,000
Insurance
$1,000,000;
Provident
applied
said
companies
Mutual
in
issue
company
surance
Co.,
has
company
to
and
expenses
and
Net
Mountain States Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
The
1,030,000
$0.44
earnings——
The company
authority
June
644,752
318,933
$1,392,398
905,997
revs.
exps.
—V.
Ended
operating
Interest
433,000
$421,788
share
common
Months
Total
690,000
$450,256
2458.
New England Power
Six
640,000
shares
capital
—V.
Gross, from
wi'th the SEC
the
offering; will
This
$854,788
$1,140,256
$455,122
taxes—
802,665
242,301
June—
1951
1,030,000
inc.
State
&
—
Earnings
ry.
Company Act of 1935. Ohio Oil now owns 480,857 shares or
approximately 24.2%
of the cap tal stock of the company and upon
the completion of this proposed sale, it will hold 177,777 shares.
The
require¬
1952
$1,095,122
2,739,490
628,247
11953—3 Mos.—1952
Norfolk Southern
taxes—r
income
profit
from
view
Oper.
p.
1953
50,212
2,470,960
178, p. 243.
Net
for
Prov.
Net
Holding
headed
$1.50
Corp.—Earnings—
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
51,924
270,916
income
oper.
Period End. June 30—
$435,000
2571.
p.
119,655
749,755
railway
from
ry.
2,908,315
railway
from
Gross
1,434,461
1,434,461
per
1950
$419,110
128,583
2,505,217
4,570,724
'Including Federal excess profits taxes of $825,000 in 1953,
in
1952
and
$1,450,000 in 1951.
tAfler preferred dividend
Gross
desires
Co.
than
1,690,000
7,525,000
5,630,000
6,700,000
1951
$459,540
2,796.152
New York Water Service Corp.
65,985,672
4,195,217
103,633,461
12,095,724
47,626
income
oper.
Oper.
inc. taxes.
shrs.
264,295
a
to
ry.
—
From Jan. 1—-
$
$
$
107,135,386
10,612,549
11,248,697
profit
Com.
233,869
registration statement
Net
railway
from
Inc.
1,219,480
a
Net
1952
$460,082
123,476
57,396
1953
$490,630
130,840
railway
from
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
Susquehanna & Western
New York,
1950
1951
1952
1953
115,761,414
Fed., State &
foreign
42,206
filed
25
298.
p.
—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
inc.
before
"Prov. for
179,146
Supply Co.—Registers With SEC—
Aug.
on
$0.98
——
$
1,309,233
Fuel.
The
share.
—_
12,446
proposed public offering of 303,080 shares of capital stock,
$10 par value. All of the shares are being sold by The Ohio Oil Co.
and the offering will not represent any new financing by Mountain
stock
$1.16
stock
Corporation.
headed by The First Boston
group
used in part to repay borrow¬
connection with the company's construction
and the balance to finance construction expenditures.—V. 178,
Net
sales
178, p. 243.
Mountain Fuel
The
B
common
Six Mos. End. June 30—
Net
From Jan.
covering
7,346,808
820,026
270,555
5,079,187
preferred stock
class
common
National Supply Co.
244,480
1,180,832
by a
proceeds of the financing will be
Net
Net
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
820,026
270,555
177, p. 2571.
148.707
1,292,352
railway
railway..
income.—
from
ry.
11,074,640
stock
preferred
A
on
per
266,621
from
Net
Net
covering
The
12,658,709
13,807,715
—
New Orleans, Texas &
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Corp.—Registers With
Commission—
corporation on Aug. 28 filed a registration statement with the
a proposed offering to stockholders of 337,118 shares of
stock on a one-for-eight basis.
The offering will be under¬
The
program
75,877
income.._
oper.
$
21,451,882
income
on
1952
93,552
52,306
railway
Electric & Gas
Securities and Exchange
ings from banks incurred in
217,936,229 176,185,388
35,259,597
23,733,349
—
on
Dividends
Earnings
Net
1952
railway
150-ton-per-day soda recovery plant now
completed by Rust in 1951.—V. 172,
1734.
New York State
Subs.)
1953
allowances
taxes
—T|
on
Net
1953
from
is scheduled
the Johnsonburg mill was
serving
June—
income
Net
Gross
Earnings—
June—
spokesman said. A new
written
taxes
Federal
for
Net
243.
p.
Montour RR.-
Net
and
returns
From Jan.
Gross
■
New Orleans & Northeastern
•
from
Gross
208,171
'•'224,043
railway——
of next year,
for completion on February
project
Gross
$702,427
320,720
147,088
railway..:
oper.
'
(& Wholly-Owned Domestic
1950
$588,881
1,500,000-gal-per-day high capacity
700,000-Jbs-per-hr deaerating hpater
and installatioh of auxil¬
and equipment.
pumps
The
Rust
SEC
2458.
p.
■
Declared
1953
June—
Net
177,
i
Declared
Net
common
Six Months Ended June 30—
Preferred
Monongahela Ry.—EarningsGross
of
National Lead Co.
Dividends
i
determination by the Interstate Commerce Commission as
to whether it is going to reaffirm its
1949 plan for
this company or "if it is decided to modify it, how and to what extent
was uS upon the Commto on
in a brief tiled with the gorerraaant
agency on Aug. 24 by De Lancey Smith, Chairman of the protective
committee for 5'/,% secured serial gold bonds of the railroad company.
The brief was filed in connection with hearings held by the Commis
A
$0.97
1,335,607.
$1.01
$
2,015,168
909,254
tlMlMg
25.3.'0*100
119.741,951
railway
from
Net
+$0.92
a
plus building alterations
$1,447,365
1,335,607
use,
process
common
97,065,371
GroSmfrom' liTlway—-
$1,384,000
2,291,967
—_
requirements.
tBased on the 1,513,772
shares outstanding during the first six
dividend
1S53.—V.
■
2,060,358
2,158,089
income—'
oper.
1951
2,104,000
share
common
number
of
1950
IIMI..428 .11 .42 037
4,012,975
2,415,274
4 H5.585
railway—-
from
per
outstanding-
preferred
months
1952
1953
2,351,000
$1,471,974
—
shares
average
mjSfc?
iary
a
2,313,400
for
softening plant, and a
water
boiler feedwater,
for
profits
excess
filters
resin
p.
Net
Common
"Earnings
RR.—Earnings-
railway
taxes.
&
„
"After
Missouri Pacific
inc.
35,621,983
11.507,366
482.
p.
income
before
for
matic
$27,291,673 $18,246,000 $17,073,226
3,785,374
3,735,000
3,551,365
—
Profit
taxes
43.877,107
income—
oper.
Its,
—v.
Prov.
12,735 702
5,097,547
railway—
railway——
from
from
Sales
744,582
1,040,646
333,460
'789,669
From Jan. 1—• •
Gross
Net
$6,484,591
1,862,537
$5,875,527
907,221
1
922,097
income—
oper.
$6,860,383
S7.G1G.7G8
2.2G0.521
railway——
from
Gross
Net
6 Mos. Ended June 30—
1950
1951
1952
1953
Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
National Cylinder Gas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR ,—Earnings—
.
August 31, 1953
(760)
8
20,360,622
$3.11
$3.10
6,563.377
6,563,377
SI.50
$1.50
i
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Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(761)
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
*
June—
Gross
•
from
JNet
from
Wet
ry.
railway———
Net
—V.
178,
1950
14,793
Net
> 17,036
*1,092
Net
25,887
4,453
$71,532
.
'
Gross
income
'
1953
1951
CAPITALIZATION
,
.
.
1952
1950
-.590,697
,587,775
245,479
268,327
476,768
153,835
79,284
20,669
Net
101,556
*
69,413
Gross
ry.
—V.
l
railway
railway
506,554,254
93,439,753
income.._
oper.
178,
522,411,742
42,690,362
nominees
(who
consideration of
28,906,349 : 20,734,532
rants
20,097,095
244.
p.
entitling
Period End. June 30—
Earns,
before
1953-^3
Mos.—1952
inc.
taxes
$357,756
inc.
taxes
199,000
$619,367
•
June—
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$1,374,372
Gross
$2,097,672
*
for
Net
earnings
^Earnings per "B" share
343,000
1,163,000
678,000.-
$167,756
$276,367
$696,372
$0.73
—
$1.27
Net
$3.04
from
Net
Provision
ry.
Gross
$4.21
Current
at
assets
dividend requirements on "A" stock.
from
June
30,
1953 were
Net
'
from
Net
♦After provision for
ry.
$4,398,722,
including $1,299,175
cash. Current liabilities were $1,914,095, resulting in net current assets
$3,384,627. a ratio of 4.3 to 1. The company had on hand $809,375
of U. S. Treasury tax savings notes, of which $612,113 was applied to
tax liability.
Backlog
$818,450
$943,8.98
*88,714
*15,420
*43,018
*359,358
*259,642
36,
1953
$3,488,268.—V.
was
177,
4.577,901
4,634,316
*823,265
*712,281
*2,242,748
*2,118,438
railway
railway
income—
oper.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Earnings
Authorized
*Short-Term Notes—
in 90 days
Commercial paper,
due
Notes
4%
maturing in 9
1968
debentures
due
|
.
11,100,000
11,100,000
1,850,000
—
1,850,000
7,050,000
—1
tCapital debs.
^Preferred
'
S%
series
stock
($100
series
'
5%
1973—
sinking
fund
35,000 shs.
series
Undesignated
Common
series
stock
($10
7,936 shs.
273,964 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
,
value)
par
date
at
of
issuance.
X Subordinated
to
of
omount
credit
lines
forth
j&et
below
of
all
other
borrowed
First
Paine,
Inc.
Lehman
Fenner «fe
Central
also
V.
Republic
500,OOo
Co.
Co.
&
Pacific
The
covering
offered
he
1953,
William
R.
Paul
Davis
be
paid
H.
Company
Staats
400,000
&
Co.
by
share
one
not
for
Oct.
with
$25
par
the
or
Net
lunds
proceeds
the
of
the
of
financing
company,
short-term
bank
company's
construction
loans
obtained
the
for
be
for
become
used
then
Construction
period
July
part
a
from
Net
ry.
(a)
to
1,
(b)
to
retire
15.
The
Sept.
be
15,
for
Number
passenger
Number
air
part
in
of
estimated
at
1955.—
of
Total
ton
miles
revenue
—V.
178,
1952
7,454
7,173,000
5,181,000
46,813
1,160,279
753,478
—
:
—
668.
p.
the
to
List of
opening of business Aug. 26,
This company
is engaged
with
wells
.substances.
The
and
to,
respect
company
the
San
1953.
in the
Francisco
business
producing
has
cents
Stock
Systems,
exploring
gas
and
other
of
one
sort
or
Spokane,
for.
all
par
of
hydrocarbon
another
Wash.
in
porate
are
offering 50,000 shares of
common
&
Co.,
stock
share). The net proceeds are to be used for general
purposes.
,
at
cor¬
company
'
plans,
is
and
Lydraulic electrically
^Th^company
Systems
installing
is engaging in the manufacture and sale of these Park¬
and proposes to establish distributors for the purpose of
and selling
the systems,
where eyer the demand justifies.—
& Chemical Co.
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co.—Proposed Mergerabove.—V. 178, p. 668.
1
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
1953—3 Mos.—1952
inc.
1952
$
1951
■
-.$•'*
|
&
46,499,097
;
50,636,122
63,019,013
paid
42,031,863 "41,715,757 '51,280,231
180,000
180,000'
180,000
paid
24,998,005
outstanding
24,995,209 *
9,615,000
share
28,837,866
9,615,000 '
9,615,000
$4.35
common
preferred
dividends.—V.
177,
-
$4.32
$5.31,
1905.
p.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
June-
Gross
1953
from
Net
ry.
$11,185,472
2,327,570
income...
oper.
1952
,r
railway——
railway.!....
from
1951
1950 :
$8,996,458 $10,575,351
1,405,816
$9,774,362
1,619,361
783,828
2,045,955
1,035,610
63,820,373
54,540,335
11,944,042
5,536,144
10,915,227
'
1,485,396
from
840,860
ry.
railway—__
railway
from
Net
—V.
67,013,048'
income...
8,424,718"
oper.
178,
*
64,853,469
13,886,553
7,068,429
15,524,167
244.
p.
5,795,548
Hosiery Mills, Inc.-—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Profit
before
Prov.
for
income
Federal
Net
1953
taxes..
income
$290,037
Cr92,000
140,000
~'After
outstanding
+$79,538
178,044
share
$0.26
common
preferred
dividend
1951
t$171,538
55,000
$58,088
shares
per
1952
$113,088
taxes...
profit
'Earnings
requirements.
$150,037
178,044
-
178,044
.Nil
tLoss.- -V.
,
173,
$0.74
_
863.
p.
shares
on
-The
$8,230,000
$28,135,000
$19,717,000
2,014,000
559,000
.3,589,000
of
corporation on Aug. 19 filed a letter of
notification with Ih*
covering up to 7,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
employees at $3.25 per share. The net proceeds are to
SEC
1953—6 Mos.—1952
to
2,329,000
certain
used
177,
+1,786,000
$260,000
109,000
$1,830,000
111,000
222,000
225,000
189,000
429,000
371,000
$1.01
$0.16
$1.76
purposes.
have
been
with
eligible
are
to
the
buy
company
these
a
full
shares.—V.
Resort Airlines, Inc. (Del.)—New Name—
$996,000
210,000
paid
corporate
employees who will
31, 1953, or longer,
Oct.
2787.
p.
1,333,000
general
those
on
<
299,000
be
for
Only
year
shr.—
com.
future
$0.87
dividend
requirements
common
stock
now
payable
after
the
taxes
facilities.—V.
emergency
177,
of
p.
operating
in all periods on
tlncludes provision
five
years
amortization
1371.
operating
1953—Month—1952
$4,527,383
$1,578,398
3,395,387
2,530,815
revenues.
Ry.
expenses.
See
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$26,039,489
$22,101,304
19,908,719
19,429,405
Fiduciary Management, Inc. above.
Resort Airlines, Inc.
based
and
outstanding,
end
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
This
corporation,
which
(N. €.)—Gross Up
is
in April—
7T]/2%
owned by Resort Airlines, Inc., a
Delaware corporation
(formerly known as Fiduciary Management, Inc.)
reports 370%
higher gross revenues from air cruises in
April, 1953,
while
total
gross
revenues
were
approximately 50%
higher than in
April, 1952.
The corporation operated at a loss of
$409,647 during 1952, and such
losses have continued
during the first four months of 1953.
The North Carolina
company presently leases eight C-46 aircraft from
Air Force and five C-46
aircraft from private owners to
carry
its operations. It
ha.^ under consideration the question of future
purchases ol aircraft of more modern
design for use in its operations,
which purchases, if
the U. S.
on
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
$1,131,996
*$952,417
$6,130,770
$2,671,899
1,236,781
opers.
16,549
6,944,137
4,240,779
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
178,
483.
p.
made,
Pittsburgh Screw
Six
Months
Ended
& Bolt
June
—
for Fed. and
also
under
for
Richmond,
1953
...
estimated
inc.
1952
$16,631,414
...
$17,215,181
1,599,144
2,150,788
Pennsylvania inc. taxes (est.)
880,000
1,290,000
$719,144
—V.
176,
Gross
$860,788
a
shave
per
$0.48
$0.57
Net
ry.
1953
ry.
$406,930
$757,797
$728,111
181,682
income—.
*28,899
136.352
165,774
34,592
98,273
114,207
591,456
780,008
968,241
income...
247,603
245,488
270,999
346,448
14,677,382
15,312,973
14,028,345
11,737,131
5,089,330
6,053,774
5,311,305
3,947,922
1,772,053
1,965,902
1,827,740
1.603,837
1—
income
oper.
178,
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
244.
p.
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls
Co.—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
1953
railway
4,653,985
4,131,600
1,179,217
4,362,419
858,055
747,289
617,263
income...
3,971,469
853,572
taxes
Provision for taxes
678,142
Net
Plateau
178,
Uranium
Mining Corp.—Stock Offered—Tellier & Co., New York, on
Aug. 24 publicly offered 1,999,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) at 15 cents
per share) "as a speculation."
and
for
working
net
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
bank
repay
including expenses for diamond drilling, for
development work and/or for
the
acquisition
and
mining claims. No such nejv mining claims arc
considered
being
for
I
acquisition.
BUSINESS—Corporation
1953,
and
Arizona.
Ave.,
is
The
Grand
The
duly
company
Mines,
Inc.
of
acquired
per
—V.
p.
incorporated
to
do
in
business
the
entire
assets
Delaware
in
is
and
011
Colorado,
located
at
June
Utah
2969
camps,
stock
of
Plateau
Uranium
liabilities
Mining
of
Corp.
2,
and
North
Plateau
including
all mining
mining properties in Utah and Colorado:
mining facilities, etc. were included In
mining
of
claims
the
Colorado
and
Utah.
the
Colorado
Plateau
area
In
the
$0.91
Steel
Spring Co. below—V. 177,
p.
2397.
fered—The company on Aug. 14 offered to its common
stockholders of record July 22 the right to subscribe
on or before
Sept. 18 for 2,450 additional shares of com¬
mon
new
States
stock
at
($25
par
share)
per
on
share for each two shares held.
the
The
basis of
one
offering is not
underwritten.
The
proceeds
The
company
Rowland
is
are
is
to
a
be
used
for
working capital.
manufacturer
President.—V.
178,
of
distinctive
plastic
sheets.
Hugh
483.
p.
ac¬
is actively engaged in the exploration, development and
and vanadium mining
properties.
holds under lease or owns a total of 308 unpatented
in
$1.15
Rowland Products, Inc., Kensington, Conn.—Stock Of¬
Royalcall, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Securities Offered—
uranium
located
1,336,800
share
common
55.
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co.—Successor—
quisition.
company
178,
See Standard
(predecessor), In consideration of the~issuance of 5,750,000
common
uranium-vanadium
equipment,
was
authorized
principal office of the company
Junction, Colo.
2,500,906
$1,221,146
1,335,300
loan
new
presently
3,194,500
outstanding
shares
capital
exploratory and
development of
income
$1,533,334
Common
244,
p.
3,722,054
income
Earnings
*Deficit.—V.
on
$21,126,210
4,727,834
income..—
on
945,571
669,055
•
before
1952
$30,591,705
sales
Income
railway
oper.
$1,925,352
773,878
1950
118,367
railway
railway
oper.
1951
$801,759
from
from
1952
1950
$2,406,748
railway
railway.
from
ry.
1951
$2,347,445
oper.
Net
RR.—Earnings
1952
$2,190,421
from
Net
—V.
Potomac
&
1953
From Jan.
Gross
some
244.
p.
railway....
railway
from
,
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
June—
Fredericksburg
from
Net
»
857.
p.
presumably require financing of
Fiduciary Management, Inc. above.—V. 178,
June—
taxes
Net income
Earnings
Corp.—Earnings—
30—
—„
before provision
would
type.
1
See
The
*After
per
261,762
profits
preferred
production
Industrial Brownhoist Corp,
'Earnings
395,106
248,753
$1,020,000
The company
V. 178, p. 482.
See
315,079
318,981
dividends paid
shares
ins
192,846
377,045
,
the owner of legally protected Inventions,
models of mechanical devices, consisting of semicontrolled two-car elevator with turntable and two
electrically controlled shuttles incorporated on the deck of the elevator
floor
capable of handling two cars at the same time, all of wihch are
used' for on-the-ground and/or off-the-ground parking of motor
The
specifications
228,199
ap¬
Wy¬
Stock
—
Hachez & Brown, Inc. and Walter J. Nichols
Spokane, Wash.,
($1 per
.
shares
State
PROCEEDS—The
& Co.,
$12 90
-
818,084,833 860,687,707
88,530,960
92,351,879 114,299,244
other
dividends
30,125
1,200,151
:
Ry.
drilling
Offered—
Pennaluna
1953
_____
value,
Exchange at the
oil.
interests
Inc.,
26,519
1,216,067
From Jan. 1—
par
proximately 44,580 acres located in California, Colorado, Nevada,
oming, North Dakota, Texas and New Mexico.—V. 157, p. 820.
Parkmaster
58,161
1,080,160
taxes
&
excess
per
Net
of
'
Subs.)—Earnings—:
taxes
74,453
$15,088,000
inc.
dividends
Net
Corp.—Listing—
company's 546,007 shares of capital stock, 33Vz
admitted
were
$245,410
68,602
Net profit
Gross
Paciifc Oil & Gas Development
$205,681
37,575
+994,000
Net
The
37,214
1950
161,680
66,668
—
miles———
profits
said
334,318
miles.
ton
$12.21
taxes
&
Common
the
part,
end
of
9,848
ton miles
cargo
Number mail
excess
Common
Fed.
&
Net
treasury
1953
—
$526,567
244.
p.
before
Prov.
Pacific-Northern Airlines, Inc.—Operation Increased—
July—
____
From Jan. 1—
1,190,096
sales—
Prov.
passengers
$193,594
Period End. June 30—
Net
Net sales
revenue
$196,071
.
Remington Corp., Auburn, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Income
Month of
1951
sup¬
178, p. 668.
Number
Cr259
period
income
Fed.
Real Silk
1952
51,216
Pittsburgh Coke
period
share
per
to
of
are
the
through
Cr374
$
for
Gross
to
$12,000,000
finance,
expenditures
1953
578,93.3
Cr52,107
850,263,313
before
Net
$209,876
income
oper.
178,
for
held.
the
of
temporary financing
and
program:
program.
*400.000.000
will
will
and
construction
M.
Net
Preferred
stock,
dividend of 55c
holders of record
15,
of
profit—
Preferred dividends
on
Aug. 21 filed a registration
125,000 shares of its capital stock.—
on) Aug.
SEC
common
shares
seven
the
in
end
Net
company
SEC covering
railway
railway
Common
stockholders of record Sept.
each
participate
about
its
$8,202,42.6
14,700
2252.
p.
$1.22
investment
the
from
400,000
Co.—Registers With SEC—
1953, to
subscription price and underwriting terms are
plied by amendment, as are the names of the underwriters.
on
Gross
900,000
statement
taxes
sales
440,069
$1.46
Income
oper.
200,000
Co
&
The
1953.
ry.
♦Earns,
for subscription
will
York
taxes
of
440,069
$1.74
Reading Coal & Iron Co.—Omits Div.
400,000
shares
ratio of
offered
Net
400,000
&
registration
a
&
railway.,
railway
*After
1,946,829
pro rata
the
in
shares
to
filed
company
1953,
440,069
$1.23
requirements.
1953
from
Co
Milwaukee
750,000
Gas & Electric
440,069
dividend
from
Schwabacher & Co
The
_
Prov.
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings-
inc.
668.
p.
741,251
June—
Gross
400,000
1
26,
p.
Profit
400,000
—
Ryons
Shields
1,050,000
178,
Co
(Inc.)
Co.— 4,050,000
841,597
$750,000
Witter &
Lester,
1,050,000
869,474
390.
Jackson
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
1,050,000
<fc
Webber,
State
earnings
at
Profit
Net
with
750,000
Mpseley & Co
See
principal amounts
& Curtis
Pierce,
638,715
From Jan. 1—
severally
750,000
Co
Beane
Barney
have
Dean
1,050,000
Brothers
Lynch,
Siniifa.
F. ^
aggregate
banks.
184
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
1,050,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
L.azard Freres &
by
below
1,050,000
Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 1,050,000
Harrimaq Ripley & Co.,
Merrill
named
2,225,900
1,050,000
Corp.
<fe
$80,314,712
1841,
p.
New
178,
—V.
$2,225,000
Boston
Forgan
the
represents
company
the respective
company
debentures:
new
Ifornblower & Weeks
Glore,
loans
the
to
underwriters
purchase from the
Biyth & Co., Inc..
The
bank
extended
UNDERWRITERS—'The
agreed to
of
amount
$85,748,744
sh.__
com
V.
Net
authorized
177,
Net
$39,734,285
*1,075,576 shs.
Lands.
The
and/or
loss
value
—V.
1953—6 Mos.—1951
$42,976,571
taxes.
preferred
statement
*
effect
Federal
net
"
181,745
None
Does not include 9,820 shares Issuable upon exercise of outstanding
options and warrants, t Discounted at prime commercial rate of interest
in
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1895.
This
19,000 shs.
-
7,936 shs.
for
June 28,'52
$7,091,595
Years Ended June 30—
Pine Street Fund,
Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
None
19,000 shs.
—
series.
are
$11.36
$7.69
and the need for the conservation
of cash
to
improve its activities
and expand its
opportunities no dividend should be paid at this time."
On July 1, last, a. distribution of
25 cents per share was made, which
compared with 35 cents per share
previously paid each quarter.—V.
value)—
par
Book
5,523,777
486,135
$6.71
•
June 30, '53
taxes
ot
Net
1,556 shs.
33,444 shs.
($25
3,263,479
1 486,135
21,350 shs.
1,556 shs.
series
stock
10,000,000
(
offering
1951
Subs.)—Earnings—
outstanding.
per
177,
174, p.
*1.25 sinking fund series
*1.25
10,000,000
'
value)—
par
'
Undesignated
Preferred
due
Its
or
Subs.)—Earnings—
(loss) of Gosnold Mills
Corporation allocable to
minority interest—
Edward G. Fox, President, has announced
that the directors on Aug.
27
passed the dividend usually declared
at
this time
for
payment
on
Oct. 1, 1953.
Mr. Fox stated:
"It was the opinion of the board
that because of external forces
affecting the earnings of the company
"
7,059,000
—
notes.
(&
Philadelphia
650,000
4notes
before
Portion
1952
486,135
(&
_____
Common
20,000,000
1959
notes
*Earns.
8,650,000
'
3%%
*3,073,189
10,000,000
mortgage bds. on Pacific Finance'
Building due 1958—4%—
Subordinated notes due 1963—
4*/2%
after
shs.
—V.
First
•
profit
Com.
12,469,500
10,600,000
20,000,000
——
*2,268,142
3,737,452
share—
common
—
♦After
^8,656,-600
-
37/i%
underwriter
in
this
offering),
in
the underwriter, war¬
by
511.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Net
sales
120,205,000
mos.
1958—3%
due
the
to
paid
a
Procter & Gamble Co.
(&
$
217,380,000
per
176,
Pet Milk Co.
Outstanding
$
loans, maturing
1
Note
—V.
.
FINANCING
be
Six Months Ended—
Net sales
$82,364,219 $76,281,302 $87,751,028
profit after taxes—L—
Capital shares outstanding—
Net
CAPITALIZATION
Bank
.
*1,855,895
1953
Sales
(Calif.)—Further Details of De¬
,
to
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc.
3,777,091
*904,677
Pepperell Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
Offering — Mention was made in our issue of
Aug. 24 of the offering and sale of $20,000,000 4% deben¬
tures due Aug. 1, 1959 at 99%% and accrued interest by
a syndicate headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Hornblower
Further details follow:
deliver
participating
$100
underwriter, or its nominees to purchase from the
aggregate of 1,000,000 shares of common stock of the
price of 15 cents per share. Such
1,000,000 warrants
and delivered in
connection with the
issued
Provision
benture
& Weeks.
and
dealers
of
sum
*rans'eF&b:d during the
1
Loss
Net
Pacific Finance Corp.
4,678,974
...
♦Deficit.—V. 178, p. 244.
2011.
p.
the
*273,117
Years Ended June 30—
of orders at June
issue
be
may
13 nj-onths' period next succeeding the
the notification filed
by the corporation with the SEC.
After the expiration of said 13
months' period, such warrants are
fully
negotiable.—V. 178, p. 572.
$827,851
*34,970
*
*
From Jan. 1—
$934,072
.
*1,000,000
the corporation has agreed
effective date of
1950
*296,740
income.._
oper.
7,749,000 shs.
present
1951
$907,358
railway
railway
be
n»fn
1952
\r
Outstanding
an
at
to
1953
from
to
present offering,
the
corporation
Pennsylvania, Reading, Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Oliver United Filters Inc.—Earnings—
:
FINANCING'
_
corporation
■
PRESENT
..
Authorized
_______
•Jn the
connection with the
with
504,462,628 411,170,331
62,523,730
59,088,934
70,753,470
*
TO
.
Common-stock (par value lc
per share)'- 20,000,000 shs.
Warrants
1,000,000
underwriter
from
from
EFFECT
,
railway..— $90,375,657 $74,466,640 $89,609,910 $80,815,470
from railway——_
17,763,685
10,073,857
16,159,319
17,404,974
ry. oper. income.—
7,494,009 < 3,064,866
6,193,602
7,536,456
Net
-
GIVING
'
_
from
From Jan. 1—
555,875
261,061
244. '
p.
June—
$98,403
43,268
..
,
railway
railway
oper.
ry.
1951
$85,953
...
11,518
•
from
from
Wet
•*
39,124
Income
oper.
,1952
$90,780
•
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1953
.
railway
9
of
The
corporation
debentures,
purchaser
to
due
of
purchase
one
July
on
July
$100
1,
face
common
29
1959,
amount
share
offered
at
of
of
$108,000
10(j)%
of
these
no
par
of
5%
principal
debentures
value
at
convertible
amount.
have
$2.50
the
per
Each
right
shawu
10
(762)
Total
offered
shares
common
1.030.
are
The
is
offering
under¬
not
written.
additional 5O
convertible
debentures
to
the
holders of
the presently outstanding
$42,000 ot
five-year 5'r debenture notes in ever, exchange.
The 5%
convertible debentures will be redeemable in whole or in
part at face value plus accrued interest at any time upon 00 days'
The
will
and
notice
tion
is
$20
convertible
be
$42,000
offering
also
into
shares
common
the
of
at
company
prior to maturity or within 60 days after notice of redemp¬
The initial conversion price will be one share for each
value
of
t'ne
debentures
but
Is
subject
to
dilution
time
any
is
company
of
given.
face
privileges.
PROCEEDS—-The
proceeds
aggregate
of
convertible
the
of
sale
proceeds
and the amount to be used for each purpose and the priority of each
such
purpose
are
as
follows: $10,000 for new machinery and test
equipment and $97,200 for financing manufacturing operations,
in¬
cluding raw materials and inventory.
As
above
described.
$42,000
in 5%
convertible debentures will be
offered
in
exchange for the existing $42,000 of debenture notes of
the company
and, to the extent this offer is accepted, will thereby
effect a cancellation of the indebtedness represented by the debenture
the
and
will be
shares
common
The
$110,700.
organized
was
system.
It
originally
was
incorporated
in Ohio
and
was
develop
to
a
/perfect
planned
market
vp
with
system
to i
flashing light paging
systems now in use in substantially all hospitals.
It has since been
Discovered
that
there
are
many
additional applications outside of
the hospital field and an experimental installation has been made at
the E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co. plant, Chambers Works, at Penns
hospitals
Grove,
as
for
substitute
a
the
audible
and
of
capital
raised
was
paging system, and the manufacture of two units.
The Royalcall Paging System
consists of a radio transmitter, op¬
erating in an ultra-high frequency band, which is capable of sending
selective signals to pocket sized
radio receivers.
The
Standard
Electric
Time
Co.
of
Springfield, Mass., with ap¬
Radio
and
companies
Net
from
Net
ry.
Page
and
is
Inc.
Boy,
operating
in
engaged
in
in
turn
owned
number
a
telephone
the
by
of individuals
country and
and radio paging
group
a
cities
of
this
in
answering
Inc.
the
stock
July 29,
Gross
Time
Electric
by
Co.
has
sold
were
at
effected,
been
$10
p.
a four
for
outstanding on
share
per
making
178,
the
from
Net
ry.
153,107
12,127
"436.927
Gross
from
Ret
Ret
ry,
From Jan.
Gross
Ret
Ret
ry.
*
$431,782
$502 193
$439,808
7,766
67,404
22.811
*38,310
33,866
*32,702
2,815,399
2.918,353
2.637.130
237,502
174.404
138 619
1—
from
from
1950
2,680,749
railway
oper. income:
1951
$394,770
33,833
' * 15,444
railway;
from
1952
railway
railway—
*71,769
income-—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
60.874
*167.330
*104,796
*238,765
244.
rv.
—V.
Ret
ry.
.
from
Ret
from
ry.
railway
2.584.524
342,202
84,409,476
78,441,502
2o,48i,u
I
2u,14 }, ioO
8,665,219
178,
SEC
corporation
Aug.
on
filed
20
letter
a
in
will
no
announced
also
was
$975,000
for indebtedness
underwriting.
at
payment
be
the
held
he
to
received
stockholders
Sept.
Lock
exceeding
not
plans
of
Midland
for
agent
notice
a
sell
and
special
a
meeting
stock
of
stockholders.
of
New
notes
to
York
be
has
dated
as
be-en
of
the
are1
debentures
stockholders.
the
to
option
The
Gross
from
Ret
from
Ret
ry.
railway—
Corp.
appointed
Dec.
$1,362,931
201,227
279,731
income
162,068
$1,300,550
A
fund,
285,087
Wall St.,
per
will
New
debentures
called
be
from
Ret
from
Ret
ry,
railway——
railway
''
8.684,681
1,774.529
1,586.257
1.367.934
1,491.805
income
1,558,155
846,076
734.288
560.351
oper.
8,231,672
8,026 574
7.630,200
York 15.
N. Y.—V.
178, p.
Sept.
on
15,
178,
costs'and
—
390
spe¬
Employees'
Provision
Sub.
cial
offering of 56,000 shares of class A common stock
(par $12) was made on the Midwest Stock Exchange on
Aug. 21 by Reynolds & Co. at $14 per share.
Secondary
shares
of
Offering—A
class
A
secondary
stock
common
by Reynolds & Co. at $14
scribed.—V. 178, p. 299.
per
was
share.
offering
made
It
on
was
Aug.
24
oversub¬
St. Louis-San Francisco
J une—
Fed.
Ret
from
Ret
ry.
railway
3,448,211
2,937,274
$744,595
$742,052
60,257
Dr2,494
$804,852
5
$739,558
'
l_
4
—
------
and
foreign
51.584
40.525
354.714
313,239
$398,554
income
$385,794
$1.14
$1.10
taxes--—
profit-—
:
(011 349.695(,shs. outstanding)
and not consol. in'the
—
wholly-owned
statement:
Seismograph
owned
Service
Ltd.
(British! —Stock
by Seismograph Service Corp.-
dividend
A
Ltd.
its
As
$47,000.
Ry.—Earnings
railway
income-—
oper.
"1951
1,433,878
1950
,822.483
2.046 246
786,896
1,329,905
$9,226,950
,917.760
of
£20,000!
share
which
of
is
this
85*1
for
in
June
85%
$0.50
by
SO.40
Seismograph
from
in
Seismograph Service Corp.
above earnings statement.
the
Federal
income
profits tax liability.—V, 176,
Ret
from
Ret
ry.
—V.
railway
178,
64.495.780
income-—
61,007,435
59, 930.643
52.064.930
15.967,781
railway
oper.
13,118,868
12, 507.076
10,626.136
7,186,855
6,744,094
5
632,366
5.298.404
245.
p.
..unsecured
The
the
would
would
rate
effect
June—
Gross
Ret
Net
;
1953
from
from
ry.
income—
oper.
taxes
includes
from
Net
ry.
'-*rV.
railway
railway.,
income.__
oper.
178,
1950
$398,113
230.534
120,215
$392,454
137,111
3,215
62.045
26,533
2.691.784
2.376,430
1,934.412
958.400
1,046.237
757,898
474.603
253.889
380,321
174.422
74.101
Dec.
full
the
received
has
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
—V, 178, p.
revenues.
expenses.
ry.
opers.
income-—
3,7431010
$2,572,982
be
in
of
the
notes
1954,
excess
of
expects
960,826
151.
3,459,059
22,219.405
20.401.996
1954,
Mary's Hospital, Inc., Evansville, Ind.—Bonds Of¬
fered— B. C.
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on Aug. 26
offered $2,200,000 of
31/2%-41/4% first mortgage serial
bonds due
semi-annually from July 1, 1955 to July 1,
of
1975
has
101 >4%
at
National
of
the
to
p.
called
sinking
and
Shawmut
177,
Halsey,
and
103 V2
scaling
will be used
issue
obtained
to
ior
amount
from
and
be
internal
treasury funds,
present
with
will
the two
Additional
$144,134,000.
to
retire
connection
in
Balance
of
proceeds
which gross additions for
financing of undeter¬
new
generates and sells
in
of
area
an
the cities
of
electric
in cen¬
energy
growing
rapidly
growing
surrounding
in
areas
operating
and
the
net
income
Angeles
Joaquin
San
the
for
revenue
Los
popula-
Valley.
ended
year
truck
and
30,
June
$23,174,067.
was
of
$144,134,000
$14,500,000
500,000
$78,028,000
the
of
and
.application
V*
t%
of
the
or
in
the
over
renewal,
prime
the
securi¬
time
from
time
to
and
may
in part
include
loans.
cont nuing
Redondo
construction
Beach.
The
the
which
plant,
"ew
for
program
planned
is
to
capacity of 156,000
kilowatts, will have one such unit
The first unit is scheduled to commence operation in Oc¬
in
capacity
of
that
and
it
is
Planning
station at a
to cost approximately $24,400,000.
new
a
generating
electric
steam
This
have
one
unit
such
initially.
first
to
acre-feet
Joaquin
"'ill
unit will commence operation by June,
approximately $24,000,000. The con¬
includes a new storage reservoir of approxi¬
the
also
program
$8,650,000.
kilowatts,
156 000
expected
125,000
Crepk-San
in¬
for
progress
p'anned
is
mately
from
The
additional
of
yet
1955
in
maturity
states.
sale
the
from
to be acquired. This new station, which is planned ultimately
include two generating units each with an expected effective oper¬
It
Com¬
month's
have
treasury funds .remaining
stock in January, 1953
ultimately two generating units, each with an expected effective
also
ating
12
would
period, 'the
two-year-
the
common
be determined and will depend
now
existing
conditions
1954 and is expected
tober,
of
$3,000,000
of
the
company's
include
to
Power
for
unexpended
shares
operataing
area,
reservoir
cost
capacity
which
will
Valley in the Big
cost
approximately
Vernv'lion
in
is
add
expected
to
available
water
the
to
to
existing
Big Creek generating capacity.
rate
company
be
used
reimburse
in
the
to
part
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
outstanding
pay
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
for
company
construction
'cash
with
from
opera¬
Series
.
accrued
Bank
of
3s.
due
Series
and
progress
of
Series
in
now
A,
due
1973
B.
due
1973
3'/iS,
Earlier
owners
this
$54,000
interest.
Boston,
of
as
338 %
Payment
40
Oct.
1.
1953,
debentures
Corp.—New
estimated
and
today
amount",
based
Sightmaster
sets
Water
will
St.,
Development
that
on
announced
conversion
a
change
be
Oct.
made
Boston
of
color
use—V.
173,
p.
073.
25,000,000
35,000.000
at
6,
C,
due
1976
(2%%-!
Series
D,
due
1976
(3'/a % 1
30.000.000
due
1978
<35/a% 1
30.000.000
power
slave
plan,
it
was
units
that
prepared
would
would
to
cost
cost
"about
is
controlled
by
the
••
30,000,000
Original pfd. stock
The
tive.
Mass
complete with color
supply,
1
.
35.000:000
30.000.000
E.
offer
tube,
$250.
the
a
and
40.000.000
25.000,000
Series
stock
pfd.
4.32'l
works off the
receiver already in
$251
$251
(par
6.000.000 shs.
•
convertible
series
issuance
1953,
to
indenture
from
time
und°r
$30,000,000
in
which
time
to
and
of
1
tl.178.186 shs.
t243.570 shs.
'
12.000,000 shs.
tu°se
honds
additional
are
bonds
+6,200,589 shs.
issued
indebtedness
contemplation
of
of
the
the
permits
thereunder
condiCons contained therein.
bonded
authorized
by
.
(par $25)
restrictions
the
the
creased
798,492 shs."
3,000,000 shs.
$25)
(par
series—
stock
1,653.429 shs.
1
(cumul.i
stock
trust
,*The
the
——
convertible
4.56';
suant
-
1,000.000 shs.
%
series
Common
160,000 shs.
160.000 shs.
series
4.48'';
■
—
prior cumula¬
(par
series
Preference
.
(5%
participating
4.88%
Announced—
tooling,
set
30,000.000
40,000,000
1.
quotation from a color-tube manufacturer
that tubes would be available to Sightmaster for $90 to
$100.
The slave unit, for which Sightmaster now is
existing monochrome
30,000.000
1964—,.
(3'/s%!
(3% 1
the
for
due
Cumul.
month,
section
$108,000,000
$108,000,000
Series
redeniDtion
of
416.
of present TV
due
-
bonds—
mtge.
1965
Series
for
fund,
refunding
of
Outsanding
Authorized
1
and
"First
present sets.
same
at
program.
currpnt olier.ng,
obtain
to
market
Station
This corporation on Aug. 25 announced
"another important develop¬
ment" in its plans to convert black-and-white TV
sets to color. Michael
L. Kaplan. President, reported
Sightmaster has prepared to make "color
slave units"
that would provide color telecasts in
conjunction witli
He
by
1953-1954
period
includes the completion of a new steam electric generating
.station
known
as
the
Etiwanda
Steam
Station,
located
in
San
Bernardino County,
and initially to have two generating units each
with
an
expected effective operating capacity of
125,000 kilowatts.
This
station,
including industrial waste and fuel supply lines and
switchyard
facilities, is expected to cost approximately $38,100,000.
The first unit commenced operat'on in July, 1P53 and the second unit
is scheduled
to commence operation in November,
1953.
Construction
was
started in 1952 on a new steam electric generating plant known
as
Redondo Steam Plant No. 2 adjoining the present Redondo Steam
according to the application.-
company
chrome
St.
The First
by
99.21
sources,
struction
exceed
to
date,
borrowing
would
balance
Sightmaster
$2,229,826 $16,284,460 $16,093,426
•1,116,957
5,642,323
5.750,259
the
$21,000,000,
California
used
sale
(including
on
Partial Redemption—
Ry.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1.952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$6,315,992
$5,688,885 $38,503,865 $36 495 42*>
jointly;
starting
proceeds of
company
fruit
4.08*;
St. Lotlis Southwestern
99.229
were:
Loeb & Co.
amounts.
requirements
the
1
Period End. June 30—
the
$134,140,791.
initially.
accrual
Federal
maximum
*
a
periods, not
renewal
31,
not
the
the
■account
—V.
245.
p.
with
program
The
2.738.095
of
with
planned in
43,201
rate
(Inc. 1,
Co,
prices
program
many
temporary bank
is
expenditures
previously -made
and—together
tions—to carry out the
construction
,
from
Ret
1951
$531,345
66.887
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1952
$375,664
railway
railway
bid of
,
Proceeds
notes,
Ry.—Earnings-
for
or
time
the
at
issue,
than
said.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
to the
a
on
new
bonds)
and approximately $51,606,000 from
including provisions ior depreciation,
amortization
and unappropriated earnings.
The nature, amounts and timing of such
.
be. issued
date of
later
not
terest
in
awarded
was
through
internal
1772.,
p.
promissory notes.
notes
original
dates
issue
bidding Aug. 25
PROGRAM—Gross
plant additions for the years
1952 inclusive were $417,097,000 and retirements during
aggregated approximately $79,205,000. It is expected that
gross additions for the two-year per;od,
1953-1954, will total approxi¬
mately $144,134,000 and during such period the company has made
and expects to make further normal retirements.
Of such total esti¬
Service
dividend,
included
provision
declared
was
The. company has filed an application
mission
requesting authority to issue
1,057,299
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Offered—An
period
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
1952
and
was
ties
$3,679,326
Divs. paid by Seismograph Service
Corp.: Per sh.
The
$11,378,928 $10,680,625
3,263.660
2,646,648
the
and
including
such
and
1952
$4,192,806
income--—
—
tuxes
net
sh.
per
not
excess
1953
from
the
EARNINGS—Net
site
Gross
of
construction
southern
and
from
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
profit sharing contribution-—
for
above
16,016
of
&
at
estimated
an
of
part
mated
.
expenses—
—
before
Consolidated
St. Louis Public Service Co.—Special Offering—A
used for
subsidiary
be
the
in
483,
p.
Co.—Bonds
interest
Hall
are
nature
The
profit
Net inc.
_
of
1946
245
p.
SEC
annually.
cont.nue
farming
for the
next,
1953
contract service
operating profit
income
Net
to
are
investment
The
by Kuhn,
additional financing cannot
Other
proceeds
net
178,
Edison
-3%%
a
callable
are
1S53-54
tion,
sub¬
not
J
"Deficit.—V.
tral
made
revenue
Operating
Net
the
with
10 cents! to be offered at
headed by Troster,
'
Redemption—
for redemption
From Jan. 1—
Gross
99.131
to
1953,
Six Months Ended June 30—
*114,437
Harris,
and
company
*59,170
152,007
folr
and
sources,
shares of its series A $4.50 cumulative preferred
share, plus accrued dividends of $1.12.,{2 per share.
at the Irving Trust Co:, redemption agent, One
175
$100
at
Operating
$1,020,212
233.632
The
interest.
also
Co..
BUSINESS—The
1(!1953.
1950
notification
of
(par
underwriters
of
including
California
bids
loans
mined
underwriters
the
to
all
Co.
&
purposes,
expected to
capital requirements will be met
55.
p.
Bioren
Corp.
years
■
or
America—Partial
of
corporation has
Payment
1951
$1,357,356
railway
oper.
1952
any
stock
group
a
letter
a
common
CONSTRUCTION
Shoe
35,900
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
1953
•
paid
the same terms as they will be
syndicate has also been given the
Seismograph Service Corp.
June—
'
being
filed
20
banking syndicate managed by Blyth & Co.,
company's'
used
1.056.039
208,514
and
PROCEEDS—Pait
the
on
purchase
to
Aug.
on
the Texas properties.—V.
bonds
bank
that the syndicate
It is expected
'
commissions
or
buying
Co.
downward
if the debenture issue is approved by
*
.
discount,
are
96,579
and accrued
The
Sterling, Meade Johnson and I. D.
directors of the company.
underwriting will be enlarged
No
96,579
corporate
Cther
debentures
all
&
Boston
by Segal
syndicate comprised of Edward C.
who
76,472
preferred stock——-.
share. through
Stuart &
montij during the first, six months of 1953.
have been underwritten to the extent of. $115,000 by
$200,000 per
The
preferred stock.
4.2%
on
99.4399.
during, the year prior to the initial acquisition of
Lock in October 1952, averaged in excess of
month
stock
its
3'/2%
$3,499,781
76,472
underwriters at comoetitive
stockholders are being asked to authorize tl]e issu¬
of convertible debentures to be sold to stock¬
increase of 650.000 shares in the capital stock of the
an
per
of
50%
817.901
——
573.
company
per
100
of
ing ratification of the Arrow purchase agreement by stockholders.
In an accompanying letter, Meade Johnson, President of Segal Lock,
informed stockholders that sales of Arrow Lock, which averaged under
$65,000
1,745.126
$2,890,399
investment
worth
$975,000
sinking
Co.,
taxes
——
p.
general
to be used exclusively for conversion purposes." The terms of
the debentures will be made known in a prospectus to be issued follow¬
The
Trust
15,000
2,681,880
taxes
Inc., on Aug. 26 offered $30,000,000 of 3%%) first and
refunding mortgage bonds, series E, due Aug. 15, 1978, at
of
to
not
at the issue price
scribed by other stockholders.—V. 178,
issue of 5 %■
an
178.
Singer
company
stock
Marine
2,266,880
15,000
1,145,873
income
par.
and
issue
to
ratify the purchase of the 50 C
previously owned by Segal Lock.
14
Corp.
offered
.
state
loss
Southern
24
Aug.
on
14,453
463,990
after
operating
Proposed Acquisition and Financing—
The
54,712
237.704
and
Southeastern Public Service Co.—Files With SEC—
with the
to be offered to
$1)
(par
price
a
company
*26,745
173.446
Federal
debentures.-
convertible
of
that
*68,105
*23,226
loss
The
notification
of
covering 60,000 shares of common stock
creditors
There
*125,704
245.
$23,555,662 $21,399,391
1,130,873
covering 17,600 shares of
Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
the
775.704
p.
for
June 30,'52
June 27.'53
.
taxes
operating loss of Sloane-Blabon Corp. li¬
division incl. adjustments of minority
—V.
,751.634
1950
1,396.437
income
Subs.)—Reports Loss—
_
before
Dividends paid
.685,019
11,981,029
$197,029
1.602.785
(&
,639.659
25,197,252
12,889,481
85,325,016
income
390.
oper.
1951
1,264,264
Smith, Inc.
sa.es
Dividends paid on
714,833
1,458.086
$225,521
Safety First Products Corp.—To Issue Notes—
The
$4.60
Net
1,896,596
1952
2,469,274
railway
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
paying
2,873,058
$4.77
Provision
$10 667,876
3.660,949
$161,884
*96,403
'
*
2,873,058
$2.04
1950
1951
1,939,756
$369,059
179,080
income--.
oper.
Ret
2,873,058
S2.25
245.
p.
interests
1952
99,027
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2,873,053
Net
1953
from
from
outstdg.
shares
158.
—
1—
178, p.
and
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings-
Ret
4,416,600
S7.5C
a
June—
taxes
13,224,566
RR.—Earnings-
3.468,609
railway——
railway
from
Net
Robbins.
Gross
17,641,166
*461.350
$12,456,555 $13,298,769 $12,185,164
railway
income—
Net
holders
1953
18,928,675
5,205,400
*44.559
*256,589
Air Lines
oper.
Arrow
RR.—Earnings—
7,437,461
13,723,275
Loss
Simultaneously,
Rutland
8,935,263
(Alexander)
245.
from
ance
June—
$
93,610,273
taxes
Six Months Ended—
1.715.770
87,877
,
railway——
From Jan.
Gross
and
total
299.
$
105,467,693
1,.22,500
31,990
1.968,402
1,961.935
1953
from
Net
$60,000 stock split-up, etc. since
shares were increased to 30,000 and
16,800 shares,—V.
last.
Standard
The
authorized
shares
238
split
from
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
49,195.274
noleum
Seaboard
approximately
total
1953,
additional
an
received
orders
1„5.—3 Mos.—1952
5,304,961
*41,209
*355,365
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
2,457,200
Net
It
30,
1,992,137
178,
net
expenses.
6,478,088
Net
income
exploration
$322,169
19,546
*53,885
;
1—"
oper.
SEC
The
1950
*107,907
"Deficit.—V.
business.
April
*41,645
5,793
railway
railway
the
with
Wash.
——
—V.
$302,241
$242,279
74.289
from
Spokane,
Inc.,
Earnings per com. share
1951
$360,356
From Jan.
Gross
(&
notification
of
stock to be offered at 30 cents
53,144,952
Net1 profit
railway
income
letter
a
commop
Financings
30—
inc.
for income
Prov.
40
use.
Royalcall,
before
.
railway—
oper.
Spo¬
income
operating
now constructing a
completely new 328 to 391bassinets on a new site in Evansville, Ind., in¬
1952
from
ry.
Co.,
Development
&
s
Gross
valued at ap¬
and equipment
property
1953
from
of
used to pay for
Skelly Oil Co.
Profit
June—
Net
to be
filed
20
Mines
Perkd End. June
Common
Gross
Aug.
shares
through
case.
by
total investment of $7,200,000
a
Exploration
on
1,000,000
proceeds are
$7,635,000.
corporation is
company
share
per
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf RR.—Earnings—
sales and service offices throughout this country and
Canada, has the exclusive sales agency for the Royalcall selective
paging system. It has in turn granted to Radio Page Boy, Inc.. the
exclusive
rights to sell the Royalcall paging system for commercial
proximately
Actual
each
secured
be
hospital plus 75
volving
electronic
Canada
will
June—
by the sale of common shares, and
five-year Sir
debenture notes. All of this capital has been expended
for
research
and
development
(including necessary equipment
and
tools) and has resulted in the invention of a commercially practical
one
bonds
The
bed
J.
N.
$63,000
interest1 in
accrued
proximately
1952.
paging
radio
paging
this
19.
Feb.
on
selective
The
covering
4
1,
Dollar
Wash.—Files With SEC—
are
1963; and
to be dated
July
Net
BUSINESS—Corporation
kane,
1
3V2% on ail maturities to and-including
including July 1, 1958; A'<
to and ■ in¬
''• on all maturit es thereafter.
The bonds,
Juiy 1. .1953, will be unconditionally guar¬
anteed by The Motherhouse Corporation, Daughters of Charity of St.
Vincent de Paul, Western Province, Normandy, St. Louis County. Mo.
They will be redeemable on or before July 1, 1956, at 102% ; there¬
after and on
or
before July 1,
1959, at 101 ri> ; thereafter at 100'' ;
cluding
net
notes.
Silver
to 4.35%,
and
Coupon interest rates
1,
1956; 3%^
to
Jan.
The
debentures
It
1968, inclusive, at prices to yield from 3.50%
according to maturity,
company
issuance
pur¬
On July
of
was
the
17.
in¬
new
bonds.
+Assuming
1953.
At
unissued
no
that
conversions
into
date
were
common
there
stock
reserved
common
stock
1.229.549
for
issue
subsequent to June
shares
upon
of
authorized
conversion
30,
but
of prefer-
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
stock
*nce
■shares
and
of
vertible
respective
lor each
rates
0.85312
of
the new bonds
&
A.
C.
2,5ou.0„0
&
M.
Co.
&
750,000
500,000
Alex.
500,000
First of Michigan
Fulton,
E.
Prescott,
Co.,
The
178,
&
Co..
10
200,000
Co.
Corp.
They
from
Net
150,000
ry.
Gross
from
ry.
100,000
—V.
will
be
share
for
the
100,000
Gross
ry.
Net
ry.
—V.
4,910,503
266,774,282 248,357,306
68,058.998
66,626,318
57,512,097
208,312,380
railway
income
25,171,622
income___
Net
The
convertible preferred shares are convertible at any time,
option of the respective holders thereof, into common shares
company
at the rate of 2.4 common shares for each share
ne>v
at
the
of
the
converted.
On
the
basis
preferred shares, this
price of the common
price
is
subject
to
the
of
rate
of
•will
the
by
be
$1,000,000
in
at
part
the
connection
tinuing
such
the
Additional
funds
from
(1)
internal
to
and
sources
customers
and
<5)
of
be
to
will
determined
additional
provide
then
but
first
proceeds
additional
it
is
the
company's
of
funds
and
to
bonds,
ry.
to
retire
have
finance
the
construction
loans,
J.
The
to
-:••••,,
BUSINESS—Company
1929,
under
the
executive
offices
of
in
the
business
mercial,
in
the
The
State
of
Water
Dec.
located
are
a
of
12,
The
31,
and
public
and
ether
supplying
Vermont
the
by
company
$233,050
$235,528
101,480
87,394
104,678
73,202
31,433
50,764
1,332,000
1,253,811
1,143,422
to
pay
358,031
379,646
401,046
to
working
332,367
203,343
171,173
& Seattle
and
PRESENT
$2,537,311
$2,942,946
843,447
967,498
1,299,331
766.4°2
508,821
644,308
500,181
14,758,782
14,356,049
5,859,531
5,092,703
5.239,332
3,064,976
2,728,898
2,919,094
3.60%
series
Preferred
value
4lA-%
due
shares
$25
:
President,
has
stock
$1,000,000
on
per
—
basis
32,000 shs.
5.44%
convertible
Future
series,
shares
Common
if
32,000 shs.
114,698 shs.
60,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
series
50,012 shs.
any
made
were
loan
A
has
at
(par
cept
as
(time
to
issued.
specific
$5
share)
per
limitation
? 1.500,000 shs.
to
as
aggregate
receive
on
(ex¬
amount
Bank,
70
1953.
Aug.
to
188.094
shares
shares.
new
the
number
of
conversion
convertible
convertible
common
of
for
reserved
5V!j%
of
May
31,
of
the
3,
issuance
tive
upon
conversion
of
preferred
outstanding on May 31, 1953, and
shares.
USubJect to increase by
series,
issued
shares,
number
of
new
subsequent
to
May
5»/2%
several
31,
series.
convertible
of
names
convertible
are
as
the
the
preferred
1953,
of
-Smith,
12.000
—
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
7,200
F.
Ryons & Co.——_
shares
agreed
upon
to
be
and
the
share
1953,
N.
Moseley
& Go.—_
William
'
R.
Co.——J_
Staats
move
for
in
use
the
financing
of
registrant's
Propane Gas Corp.
June
com¬
business.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
30—
1953
$5,123,888
470,412
$6,716,834
$5,594,300
1,984,145
—
1952
$6,158,881
557,953
sales
on
1,714,587
1,018,800
870,705
income-
income
inc.
Fed.
and
profits
exc.
(est.)
taxes
60,000
60,000
$905,345
preferred stock
on
$783,882
161,559
average
of
129,799
$743,786
$654,083
$0.74
—_
earnings applicable to common stock
$0.76
—
number of shares outstanding.
the corporation had outstanding 1,058,044
47,215 shares of 5.2% cumulative convertible
31, 1953,
stock;
common
and 66,859 shares of 5 2%
stock, 1952 series.—V. 177, p. 2397.
Gross
cumulative convertible pre¬
1953
from
Net
from
hand.
Net
ry.
on
was
1252
1951
1950
$354,911
$353,796
$409,100
$352,174
36,027
"14,229
28,707
78,382
56,556
"23,514
27,758
•66,459
2,540,778
469,679
2,489,850
2,246,026
557,900
503,434:
551,186
183,368
133,533
170,945
212,778
income
Jan.
1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
"
railway
railway—_—.
oper.
From
2,601,435
railway——
railway——
_
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
245.
holder
should
Tennessee
Chemical Corp.
Products &
Sales,
less
Profit
(& Subs.)—
1953
Provision
company,
been
of
allowances
Net
com¬
taxes
Federal
for
Applicable
shares outstanding
176,
TO
result
in
savings
——
of
share
per
RETIREMENT
(no
cents per share on outstanding
500,000 shs.
The
"110,000 shs.
dated
June
28,
nois,
with
upon
the
reservation
of
distribution
any
of
the
the
dissolution,
the
of
right
shares
330,000
therefor
of
the
not
were
said
stock,
common
the
B,
System
day
now
can
through
3,236
deliver
miles of
than one billion cubic
pipeline. The system serves
more
Indiana, Illi¬
composed of two sections—one near
Jeffersontown, Ky,, the other near Slaughters, Ky. During 1952 Texas
Gas built 363 miles of 26-inch line, but delays in pipe deliveries pre¬
vented construction of the final 45 miles before winter weather.
The segment just put into service will make it possible for the Texas
Gas System to deliver more gas at its eastern terminus. — V. 177,
assets
series
Gas
a
and
if
segment
was
1842.
p.
surrendered.
45-mile
final
The
merger,
assets of
Aug. 25.
gas
industrial customers in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana.
B,
receive
on
Texas
of
feet
1940,
utility
series
to
nounced
extinguishment certificates fo>- 330 noo
and
Corp.—Final Segment of 3,236
Operation—
1952-1953
1,320,000 shs.
agreement
an
preferred stock.
corporation has put into service the final 45-mile segment of its
construction
program,
L. E. Ingham,
Vice-President, an¬
This
Outstanding
value)
under
$1,020,236
401,974
$2.38
961.
P.
Mile Line Placed in
OF
1,500,000 shs.
par
$817,820
421,103
$1.79
for
Authorized
B
stock——
common
1,993,694
973,458
2,823
-
earnings
1,632,742
812,099
stockholders——
profit
Common
income———_
on
1952
$15,259,772 $13,943,647
——
—
taxes
minority
to
commissions—
and
before income
STOCK
value)
stock,
consisted
stock
of
the
following: Standard
shares", Duquesne Light
1,160,000
Louisville
Power
Gas
States
Power
stock
1,
-
Taxes
of
July
The
Ltd.—Earnings—
Dividends
395,949
362,311
-125.663
31,
had
1953,
3,914,420
cash
and
190,170
91,141
1,126,195
$23,802
>
$7,276
961,704
^Including interest and depreciation.—V.
178,
$230,482
4
911.408
p.
390.
',$70,389
common
Texas Mexican
stock
stock
2,066
stock
3,801
Net
from
Net
ry.
also
and
Wisconsin
$1,000 U.
a
S.
oper.
of
the
Hanover
rate
-
-
of
On
From
on
market
of
at
Bank
3VSi%
July
and
31,
Net
1953,
tax.—V.
178,
income
p.
55.
the
the
amount
payable
gross
Expenses,
$93,413.
date,
the
in
of
011
income
interest
31,
of
1953
consisted
$6,674,
total
a
including
1950
$261,731
$264,229
123,561
31,649
104,721
26,563
43,431
30,205
40,867
L667.366
1,757,452
1,676,160
ry.
railway——
647.184
602.822
552,121
741,822
income—
219,240
178,
211.849
203,918
311,752
1,752,522
railway
oper.
246.
p.
of
of
Texas & New Orleans
company
of
or
of
at
July
had
company
a
$2,400,000,
before
the
July
company
certain
$228,257,
after
31,
1953,
bank
bearing
consisting of1 dividends and
was
from
Net
—V.
July
1951
$311,646
I—
Jan.
from
Gross
quotations
$26,208,454.
company
prepayment
that
INCOME—The
ended
to
based
income—
1952
$282,110
90,977
railway-
Public
Savings
1953.
valuation,
1953
railway-—
from
shares;
shares:
Ry.—Earnings—
June—
Gross
V
$36,275.
$333,951.
Sdrplus
Co.,
common
118,444 shares; Southern
stock
common
total
a
liabilities
current
3,572.416
1,230,857
,
Co.,
common
51,844 shares;
amounting
assets
current
The
1953—10 Mos.—1952 $6,337,463
$5,680,408
112,273
Co.,
stock 6,519
common
due Oct.
Electric
this company at July
Gas &
Electric
Co.,
Net
4,800
1953—Month—1952
' $645,589
$573,001
and
Electric Co.,
Co.,
common
These investment
as
to
—:
has
& Light Corp.,
whether upon
otherwise, the proportionate share
or
Bond-8erics G,
4,800
&
$185,341
•Expenses
the
of
should
EFFECT
GIVING
par
Mountain
Colorado
4,800
Co.—
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc._
Canada Power Co.,
July 31—
stock
company
Power
Service Corp.,
7,200
.
earnings
underwriting
The
for contingencies—
$2,400,000
1953, 290,000 shares of Duquesne
the
This
Y.
$192,015.
Period End.
borrowing
011
shares:
shares;
purchased
173, p. 669.
Gross
capital
June—
a
parity with the holders of common stock, and com¬
stock, scries B, in an amount which would have been the distribu¬
34,739
Shares
S.
Hill Richards &
7.200
Lester,
Southern
Atlanta).
lof
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings-
the
stock
—V.
Byllesby
certificates
31,
underwriters
"
12,000
Co
Co.
Texas Gas Transmission
Oklahoma Gas and
Shares
&
by
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES—The investments of
follows:
Harris, Hall & Co. <Inc.)__
Polian
Preferred
"Net
5,
common
part
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
©y each underwriter
1953.
of
redeemed by cash payment.
was
common
Heretofore
for cancellation
Standard
mon
on
these
portfolio
transferring
series
corporation
SIncludes
1953.
SEC
preferred
shares
preferred
to
1,
of
of
balance
Broadway, New York City has been appointed
Byllesby and Co.,
consolidation
subsequent
the
exercisable through Nov.
1,
1956, at prices ranging
per share. Of the proceeds $39,353 is to be used
notes to individuals, and the balance is to be added
"After dividends of 20
stock,
M.
of
as to any particular series), bonds may be issued from
subject to terms and conditions of indenture under which
to reduction by number of shares of this series con¬
shares
the
Standard
York
time
common
62Va%
exchange
1953, the office of the company will be combined
Gas & Electric Co., Room 1540,
15 Broad
1,
of
($1
on
2,350,240
share. In addition. Courts & Co. will acquire
the purchase of 60,000 additional shares of
Six Months Ended June 30—
office
surrendered
U489,830shs.
principal
with
statement
earnings
ferred
total
is registering for sale 34,739 shares of Duquesne
Light
stock, which it now has on hand. It is expected that these
limited
into
About
and
available
stock.
New
H.
and
484.
p.
$11
to
two
operating
for
shares
stock¬
a
company for the past 17 vears,
fill the place of Lester Martin.
about Sept.
or
Common
{Subject
certed
the
had
companies.
shares
♦Without
to
which
3'/2%, and the balance from cash
director
stock
"
&
for
profit
"On
recently
Common
None
Courts
NOTE—Af- of July
32,000 shs.
32,000 shs.
114,698 shs.
_
■
"Earnings per common share.—
letter
a
for
1953,
on
PREFERRED
series
registration
a
per
be
stock,
Dividend
Preferred
Secretary of the
CAPITALIZATION
series
in
retired.
22,
redemption
share):
convertible
15,-
stock¬
selling
liquidation.
the
both
filed
Months Ended
Net
,own stocks.
1,000,000
series
21
company,
-
4%
5%%
~—V.
been
Jan.
1,
par
com¬
and
of
indebtedness
173,
preferred stock;
the
voluntary
a
dated
for
bank
class
SEC
Street,
960,000
1,000,000
1982
(cumulative
Aug.
of
all
now
purpose
Beginning Sept.
$5,100,000
long-term
other
$1
off
Gross
1,750,255
Jr.,
plan
a
this
common
with
account
Earnings before Federal taxes on income
3,244,730
tor both classes of
its
the
the
company
additional
the
The
12,070,497
mencing Sept.
■■
for
of
310,000
of
$14,400,000.
$2,292,740
15,769,720
perferred
called
shares
Outstanding
and
funds
Exchange Commission—
by
to
Other operating
1950
will be sold on Sept.
15, 1953. The proceeds of such sale will
be applied to reduce the
Company's present bank loan of $2,400,000.
FINANCING
Authorized
•First mortgage bonds:
*2%% series due 1977
3%
series due 1978
1951
499,788
transfer agent
TO
1952
$2,642,026
retired
•
EFFECT
of
sold
be
to
are
warrants
$9.50
Gross
,
The Hanover
GIVING
is
$600,
I Sterling
The compony
located
California.
CAPITALIZATION
for
Provision
$7
Medlyn,
common
ice
sells
all
are
mission
Six
distributions will be made as soon as practicable. As
1,160,000 shares of Standard Gas common, Standard Power
Co.
general
covering 60,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
public sale at $9 per share through an underwriting
for
headed
group
Ry.—Earnings—
Further
com¬
the
to
The proposed offer¬
of investment firms
193,697
redemption price of $2,740,222
therefore
distributes
20-year debentures due
stock, constituting the
is a producer of industrial and agricultural chemicals.
following
the
sale
will
consist
of
the
$15,000,000
1953,
$267 205
approved the request of Standard Gas &
that it distribute Vt share of
Duquesne Light Co. common
stock to each
sharej of Standard Gas common. This is the initial dis¬
tribution by Standard Gas in a
program designed towards its
utility
domestic,
26,
offered
be
from
under
a
The
principally
also
company
manufactures
and
served
for
to
Electric Co.
principal
South
engaged
water
The
uses.
community
one
communities
utility
A.
registration statement
a
common
debentures
the
of
bank loans
$4,176,564
245.
were
elected
of
Co.
water
1936.
11911
at
Dec.
on
Service
20
shares
corporation
74,058
income
one-year
>•
of
$10 par common stock.—V.
675,785
Newman,
for
of
operating
producing
in
energy
another.
California
In
States
consolidation
adopted
was
company
an
industrial
electric
in
of
the
The
August
1—
were
Funds
Calif,
is
company
American
of
name
the
Ave/, Los Angeles 44,
The
of
result
companies. Its present
incorporated
was
name
the
as
shares of
1,651,085
$7,292,000,
a
sale
retire
company
1950
said:
haying
shares
■
1951
income
p.
securities
the
■
Co.—Registers With SEC—
added
be
to
common
1952
income
former
shares
"276,276
245.
oper.
shares
loans
until
used
145,587
railway
railway—
of
1,366,422
8,583
245.
p.
the
will
Capitalization
1—
Kiefer
claim
estimates
bank
from
$318,213
railway
Jan.
holders,
been
126,198
"172,649
Sterling Discount Corp., Atlanta, Ga.- -Registers With
railway
railway,
178,
E.
California,
1,714,575
253,689
"109,946
12,745,030
Standard Power & Light Corp. — Retires
Stock—To Sell Duquesne Light Shares—
from
not
program
part
The
1953),
on
1954.
1,849,538
112,831
financing in the company's history.
underwritten by a nation-wide group
Morgan Stanley & Co.
be
by
shares
Net
amorti¬
intention
temporary
1,765,391
holders.
132,812,140 128,505,915 108.268,000
13,138,259
from
—V.
ob¬
be
public
Prov.
From
Gross
approximately $1,000,-
any
"27,242
and .325,000
1973
will
000
2,377,736
15,314,661
oper.
from
in
the company
which
1,736,391
21,430,423
from
from
Net
ry.
bank
present
3,126,034
1953
Net
required.
as
1950
i
income—
p.
Net
donations
securities
1951
available
$482,000
(4)
"42,964
27,241.594
oper.
178,
will
will
1952
32,765,996
railway
program.
this
cash
and
17,095
"20,482
on Aug. 27 filed with the SEC
proposed offering of $15,000,000
a
Proceeds
36,778,508
railway
railway.--
Net
con¬
(2)
approximate
advances
first
in
income—
Jan.
ry.
Gross
1953
program
during 1953),
securities, when and
mortgage
sufficient
outstanding
middle
in
such
1950
$252,685
8,461
"243,736
178,
Suburban
re¬
company's
provision for depreciation,
early in 1954, subject to market conditions,
©00 of
be
15,
mon
139,547,881
Spokane, Portland
shares,
incurred
$222,000
such
of
to
preferred
to
debentures,
June—
finance
hand,
on
(3)
additional
amount
of
to
15,302,412
47,452,616
oper.
The
definitely
sell
sale
and
to
the
are
earnings,
(estimated
the
nature
now
(expected
retained
balance
18,925,982
Sept.
new
conversion
the
of
construction
the
funds
the
Net
conversion
proceeds
new
received)
are
available
be
finance
treasury
net
1951
$274,508
41,915
company
1,953
from
—V.
indicated.
financing
The
will
principal items of which
sation
proceds
program.
for
the
Such
share.
the
of
46,751,863
:__
573.
p.
from
lo^ns (estimated at not to exceed
temporary
treasury funds and
tained
the
with
construction
become
from
time
sale
bank
price
initially,
per
hereinafter
as
the
retire
to
offering
fixes,
$10,417
PROGRAM—The
from
company
in
used
at
adjustmennt
PROCEEDS—FINANCING
ceived
public
conversion
shares
27,756,989
3,326,431
from
From
dividends.
accrued
1952
$317,340
income
Stauffer Chemical
relating
.
June—
Gross
plus
Co.
"19,465
railway-—
Deficit.—V.
The
275,878,335
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Axle
38,417
railway—
oper.
Securities and
i
80.2% was
represented
approved
was
12,693,144
3,076,211
oper.
178,
share
$25.25
♦
10,049,862
or
so
1—
from
from
ry.
1950
■
5,829,469
railway
railway
from
at
1951
shares
$296,350
railway
Jan.
Net
13,358,695
from
ry.
remains
Gross
1
railway.— $22,738,706 $20,902,347 $20,702,468 $18,909,968
railway7,289,350
5,623,059
4,486,161
4,977,052
from
Net
price
approximately
4,570,170
oper.
Net
period
redemption
cost
MONTHS
13,388,627
railway
from
Net
convertible
new
SIX
1952
1953
preferred
the
to
ry.
From
from
Gross
Of¬
Stock
Further details follow:
of
1953
June—
Net
price
equipment
shares,
the
consolidation
1953
Net
Sept.
on
certificates,
178, p. 669.
ending Aug. 31, 1956, is $26.25, plus accrued
dividends. Such price decreases, successively, 25 cents on Sept. 1 of
each
of
the
years
1956,
1959,
1961,
and
1963. Thereafter
the per
redemption
by
(EDT)
noon
equipment trust
income___
oper.
Net
per
secured
to
up
$5,250,000
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
100,000
fering—Mention was made in our issue of Aug. 24 of the
public offering by Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.) and Smith,
Polian & Co., and associates of an issue of 60,000 shares
of 5.44% cumulative convertible preferred stock at par
($25 per share, flat). The offering was quickly oversub¬
The
company
of
of
This
of The Timken-Detroit
1953.—V. 177, p. 2397.
25,
railway
oper. income
$50,462,687 $48,593,845 $44,295,555 $42,946,546
From Jan. 1—
shares
the
it
1,851,723
99.2%
shareholders
the
from
ing
—
Co.—Preferred
by
stock,
consolidation.
meeting on Aug.
from
Gross
headed
of
Corp.
of
and
meeting
the
of
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings-
100,000
Corp.
100,000
closed.
,
railway—
from
Net
573.
scribed and the books
by
from
railway
oper.
Net
McAndrew & Co., Inc..
Water
;
L
the
at
From Jan. l—
400,000
California
■
their
at
$2.01
;,
Net
from
100,000
Norfolk
500,000
received
-
Net
150,000
Mead. Miller & Co...—
Boyce...
outstanding shares
favor
in
overwhelmingly
685,000
,
Approved—
agreement of reorganiza¬
and The Timken-Detroit
an
company
providing for the consolidation of these two corporations into
the
voted
$1,375,926
799,167
$2.09
June—
Clarke
Investment
$1,670,854
.____
EARNINGS FOR JUNE AND
150,000
W.
period
.
purchase
KK.
Gloss
...
Share
500.000
Southern
412,296
approved
this
between
corporation to be known as Rockwell Spring & Axle Co.
new
Of
$7,000,000.-
200,000
Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co...
Indianapolis
Bond
&
&
——„
p.
412,296
a
Net
be
the
200,000
&
of
end
share_
390.
will
for
series
200,000
Co..
&
Corp
Robinson-Humphrey
V.
Cook
178.
Bids
200,000
200,000
& Co
Agnew
Richard
500,000
&
Bros.
200,000
Stetson Securities Corp.
500,000
500,000
Co
_
Co.. Inc.
—
Co
&
Shepard
Inc.
Stein
Inc.
500,000
&
Reid
Hutton
F.
Co..
&
1,788,222
Southern Pacific Co.—-To Sell Equipments-
Scott, Horner & Mason,
Sons
Richards
Axle Co.,
2,220,416
2,083,150
.
____.
26,
Aug.
on
consolidation
and
June—
Chace, Whiteside, West
& Winslow, Inc
1,000,000
p.
Space
Starkweather
Co...
Field.
tion
200,000
1,000,000
...
&
2,463,223
etc
stock
outstanding
per
&
1.000,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
Ball, Burge & Kraus..
Brown
taxes
interest,
—
Earnings
250,000
Northwest
Newhard,
Shuman,
__
&
after
preferred
shareholders
The
1952
$13,177,274 $11,982,053
after
on
—V.
Inc._
Co.,
Shares
250,000
—
Lane,
M. Kidder
Pacific
1.000,000
Co..
Spencer Trask
1953
Balance
$250,000
& Co
__
&
A.
&
_'_
Reynolds
income
income
Standard Steel Spring Co.—Merger
Co.—Earnings—
July 31—
revenue
Dividends
&
Chapman
Co
1,000,000
Co
Marks
Watts
Johnston,
1,000,000
Weeks
&
Hutton
Scranton
Farwell,
1,000,000
E.
Net
severally
—
Baker,
1.000,000
W.
W.
2.500.000
Dominick-
Hornblower
have
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Chas.
2,500,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Laurence
below
Co.
Co.
&
Gross
Gross
named
Se-
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Dominick
Twelve Months Ended
stock
common
John C. Legg & Co.___
curities Corp
Union Securities Corp..
&
tne
represented
2,500,000
Wertheim
of
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
con¬
at
the respective principal amounts
company
$3,450,000
Webster
share
one
The
,
4.56%
stock
common
1
Ripley & Co.,
&
of
underwriters
Inc.
Stone
into
forth below:
set
Inc
Co.,
Harriman
0.921
converted.
UNDERWRITERS—The
BIyth
convertible
and
agreed to purchase from the
tjf
stock.
stock,
presently
are
share
outstanding scrip for common
4.48% convertible series and
against
preference
series,
11
(763)
29,
for
loan
the
for
at
Net
Net
months
amounted
to
!
from
ry.
From
Gross
1950
1951
$9,834,797
totalled
Net
from
Income
Net
ry.
6,963,566
73.823,991
75,259,551
22,657.042
income—;
railway
oper.
178,
p.
;
890.603
1—
railway—-——
from
costs,
2,308 --3
railway-—-
Jan.
Federal
—V.
1932
railway—__ $12,056,679 $11,456,024 $10,592,087
2,717,339
1,636,730
3,275,675
894,954
476.594
oper. income-1,164,705
from
Gross
the
RR.-—Earnings—
1953
June—
The
.
seven
interest,
provision
with
interest
1954.
reorganization
amounted
246.
r
21,204,823
.
..
6.446,822
68,376,529
15.375,513
4,962.697
57,769,214
13.822,251
4,800.788
t
Jvct
r.v.
t
Prom
t'css
«
3'et
ry.
it
115,767
"22,120
62,142
Deficit.—V.
of
$5
Under
Oct.
on
stock
common
580,649
381,307
120,243
178,
7
No
176,265
78,997
plan,
the
sale
will
23
vote
on
income
Total
proposal to increase the
of $10 par to 2,000,000
a
shares
500.000
increased
the
remaining
Earnings
inet
before
"Federal
proceed
he
Net
two-for-one splitup.
a
is
shares
1.000,000
and
Co.
Subs.)—Earnings—.
(&
Udylite Corp.
interests)
(Excluding minority
sales
toss
Six
)
ofit
.
—
—
provision
before
for
taxes
profits
and
income
-deral
profits
excess
—
tax
1,033,324
508,400
1,904,047
949,600
,
with
172,300
Capital
22,100
$782,147
$0.90
$502,824
$0.55
——
profit
Tu rnings
for
year
This
ago.
share
common
the
taxes,
profit
excess
—
share
common
per
income
Net
h
—
quarter
second
the company
financing that may
new
any
compared
with
cents
25
10th
1951
1952
1953
30—
taxes
inc.
&
prof.
exc.
shares
1,130,000
tax.
616,000
176,
868,577
:
share
common
dividends,
year
a
to
50
cents
818,577
$0.82
The
$1.27
•
in
U.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
1952
Sales
for
the
second
of
quarter
showed
p. 574.
quarter
1952.—V.
178,
this
to
of
14(i
the
over
operating
revenues.
44,158,522
38,646,689
250,807,755
234,707,371
Oklahoma
expenses.
33,274,237
31,574,887
193,778,750
186,878,718
tonio,
ry.
10,884,285
$7,071,802
57,029,005
47,828,653
Time Inc.
Subs.)—Earnings Increase—
(&
6 Months Ended June 30—
'Total
revenues
Costs
and
Net
^
1
_
ry.
—V.
1952
1953
income.
oper.
178,
opers.
2
._
75,751,800
71,132,400
$10,131,200
$7,499,000
1,037,200
1.596,000
$11,168,400
$9,095,000
237,500
United
Merchants
income
director's have authorized
The
preferred and
shares
—
provision
:
and
Fed.
for
foreign
6,215,000
______________
—
—
Earnings per'-share
V.
-
176,
$4,238,100
$2.17
the
all of the outstanding
purchase of
stock of A. D. Juilliard & Co. on a basis of 6Va
Merchants & Manufacturers,
Inc. common for each
common
Timken-Detroit Axle
United
share.—V.
-
■■
.
.
177,
Net
S. Airlines, Inc., N. Y.—Stock
Offered—Gearhart &
"
+
Due
Roard
President
Chairman,
dent since
Aug.
on
becomes
1951
this corporation
of
24.
Joseph
Haag,
President.—V.
175,
since
1932,
Vice-Presi¬
Executive
Jr.,
net
proceeds
be
to
are
used
general
for
■
All
I
the
of
corporate
Gross
aircraft
company's
1952
1951
Cross
from
1
.
leased
are
Gross
consist
and
Net
$526,057
$553,496
Eet
from
Wet
ry.
$483,363
From
Cross
140,544
158,288
188,419
39,590
39,463
79,843
the
the
ations
3.906,894
3.424,314
3,507,004
1,325,066-
1,420,685
971,834
399,296
Fla.
2,540,292
1,640,967
railway
Wet
ry.
178.
Then,
561,637
..
466,854
City.
Materiel
but
Torrington
1950 .the
and St.
Manufacturing Co.
Offered—The
Stock
—
Aug. 21 offered to its
The
removed its
company
both
six
mariner
for
PROCEEDS—The
a
the
to
.afor
portion
of
base
oper¬
■equip
BUSINESS—The
on
June
It
has
1885.
9.
two
operating
poration,
For
at
Canada.
for
other
finances
multiple
two
i.e.,
purpose,
airplanes will
Est.
Fed.
Net
to
will
erect
Torrington,
Canadian
employed
be
and
equip
converted
be
Van
a
Corn,
term
is
air
dealers
lab
*
in
subsidiary,
organized
the
Nuys,
at
under
one
CAM
billet
or
Calif.,
company's
the
metal
continue
*2'/,
convertible
unsecured
"Due
stock
(Civil
O™.!.
•
1966;
notes
Held
178,
due
brass
,
and
industry.
manufacture
due
by
such
EFFECT
to
TO
1966___
J
rofit
on
June
1
for. metal
aid
on
Net
I
t
mc.
income
aority
6'/>
note,
due
Feb.
18,
1954-
note,
due
July 29,
1954_
It
is
\
1
i
income
mills
expected
1953.
and
at
cooled
the
that
taxes
1,390,515
(est.)
of
They
the
sued
FINANCING
Outstanding
each
Bank
&
and
Trust
including
Co.
of
Pitts¬
V-
liabilities June
12,750
$881,633
$1,047;645
$1.47
_____
$1.75
for
5 445 790
10 802843
'
additional
excess
!
mf?fnt;S e?ded to Dec. 3l- 1953,
March
profits tax law
5 957 910
q48?
/
2.98
liabs. June 30
31,
jJlAj*onthsEn^ed June 30—
1953,
346
'
2.59
profits
tax
pursuant to exV.
177,
p.
2135.
per
p.
—
series
net
will
Aug.
thereto.
be
14,
stock
firm
and
has1 been
conversion
made
the
of
each
for
profit
$1,000
The
stock
issuable
being
is
held
of
pursuant
in
this
"
tThese
notes
were
given
and is¬
to
of shares- to
convertible
2',
Payments
due
installment
July
10,
1953
due
on
the
and
July
18,
,
due-
:
—
110
Petroleum
operating income
purchases, operating
Venezuelan
Other
dates
set
were
income
Depreciation,
the
Envelope
Dry
holes
ana
I
"_
was
income.
of
a
$1,232,012
in
the
tax
and
form
of
488,393
,■
231,250
1,648,190
829,985
Victor
interest rate of 3%% per annum. Repayment of this loan
will commence July 1, 1957, at the rate of $62,500 quar¬
U. S. Federal
177.
sales
Net
cess
second well in the State of Barinas,
block of concessions, where %
a
during
the "-first
"
■
half
of
1953,
the
'
"
Equipment Co.—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
-
$3,654,674
$3,537,633
297,7-37
$1,780,949
329.647
582,279
668,356
193,744
221.711
376,669
450,852
$103,993
$107,936
$205,610
$217,504
$0.45
$0.48
$0.90
$0.95
$1,792,794
__:
before
Federal
earnings and surplus
tax laws,
11,608-acre
2136.
Period End. June 30—
Profit
$1,227,014
S. Federal taxes
subsidiary would be subject to full U. S.
less Venezuelan income taxes, if dis¬
completed
p.
purposes of U.
dividends.
the
was
for
surtax,
is drilling
on
wildcat
said—V.
-report
20-year term loan with the Massachusetts
in amount of $4,000,000 with
Venezuela,
productive
net Income
owned Venezuelan
normal
tributed
taxable
no
Under present
wholly
Federal
additional working capital, the company, on June 3, 1953,
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
231,250
1,860,287
642,057
amortization
income
"There
Los_Angeles, Calif., and Metuchen, N. J., and to provide
a
320,220
312,085
450,163
——
payable
depiction
~
$10,179,018 $15,270,292
5,442,164
10,525,235
expenses
______
"Net
YY '
expansion program for additional plants at
consummated
general
1952
1953
-
and
not
Placement—To
Co.—Private
t
•
western
finance
177, p. 1199.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
taxcs__;
notes
on
NOTE—The company
States
Co.
taxes:
Venezuelan
Interest
''
with
United
letteF
offered
a
corporation.
Gross
reflect
the year 1952. the company reported a net loss of
operating revenues of $1,082,113.
For
the first five
months of 1953, operating revenues totaled $754,946, and'loss for that
period amounted to $242,753.—V. 177, p. 2502.
$554,700,
March 2 of
stock to be
on
common
proceeds were to be used for working, capital.—V.
Venezuelan
notes—
1953
.
ol
J.
Six Months Ended June 30—
.Oil
:
v.
.
SEC
the
Boldt & Co.. Davenport, la., it Is an¬
general offering. The Vault Co. of America
A.
the
in connection with the purchase of aircraft
and
are
payable in 12 equal - monthly
equipment and modification
installments, with the final
above.
$1.75
face
/"
number
remaining
was
with
shares
filing
10,000
through
that there
closed
a
The
the
covering
share
per
nounced
is
Kaye,
of
place of the notes converted or
1953, all series A notes have been
/
1952
is
expected
operation
that
the
Metuchen
plant
will
be
800 000
TSOOioOO
2,200,000
and
inc.
income
profits
taxes
and
ex¬
taxes
Net
sales
1953
;
Profit before Federal
for
tax
Income
tax
'
1952
T,348,828
831,279
p.
$382,708
768,436
to
company
noon
(EDTt
'^2,820,000
Net
—V.
profit
175.
p.
813.
share
:
768.
Wabash RR.—To Sell
The
f 1,151,144
$517,549
Federal
—_
per
177.
1
$21,217,373 $19,133,623
Income
income
Earnings
—V.
STATEMENT
$u 6nn nnn
$1 J,600,000 $11,600 000
$1'28
$1-18
Net
in
•,
CONDENSED INCOME
Six Months Ended June 30—
1 800 000
completed
by June of 1953.
$3,600,000
4,100.000
$12 600 nno
——
$10
in
B.
Provision
share
2574
notification
at
•
It
1953
income
177,
of
470,338
$1.64
—
terly.
$3,900,000
4.100,000
j vidends, interest and other
al estate and"flnanci"ngIIC"r3riI~:i;i:""
■4
'lings
cemmon
arrangement
As
adjustment
possible
the
of
with
connection
ol
purchasers in October,
they are to be held in
which
member
'
15 443 256
II
30
30__
tio of current assets to
current
Consolidated
a
12,500
16 248 633
30
irking capital June
excess
2,32l'600
$0.80
current
June
1,723,643
961,000
$0.67
share__
JUiurance"
)
nufacturfnV""""—
»
of
proportion
in
or
escrow
471,938
outstanding
1843.
p.
on
Transamerica Corp. (& Subs.)— Profits
Up—
>
under
Esq.,
shares
177,
In
17,275,356 Shs.
EARNINGS—For
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$479,308
assets
if fhp
the
the
shares
conversion
converted.
be
the
132,000 shs.
to
year,
______
current
of
such
of
7,500,000 shs.
t
limited group of
a
Connolly,
8,000
742,000
$321,823
Vault Co. of America—No Public Offering—
1,856
132,441
attorneys for the underwriter, until Oct. 6,
convertible into the common stock of the company
notes,
upon
tNo
$520 000
______
cal
Sinn
sion
of
of
736.000
$775,590
income.
on
.v
Hays,
are
rate
to
agreement
an
1,563,823
14,217
2,570
converted.
$9,954,845 $20,502,158 $21417,645
1,440,308
2,618,026
3,381 745
"987,005
1adjustment of $50,000
<
*
Fierman
terms
PRESENT
$403,510
per
May 15, 1956
stock (par value 5c per share
Scholer,
5,000
132,441
due
G.
1952
$13,656,616
income
Common
14,217
to
1953
1,511,590
—V.
5,000
Joseph
capi¬
Earnings—
taxes
Earnings per common share
1954-
by
before
55,000
18,
pursuant
SEC—•
statement
of its
2.500.000 shares
covering
30—
til,926
Feb.
1952,
registration
a
$13,567,958
June
Ended
14,485
due
been
1953.
24.
filed
company
670.
p.
60,000
note,
issued
370.
Fund, Inc.—Registers With
1954_
6 '/<
were
Aug.
178,
Months
Net
tl6,023
6'/<
and
investment
on
1954_
19,000
note,
2211
pp.
York
SEC
stock.—V.
Taxes
1954.
18-month
176,
t3,312
10,
products.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
:al
.
"$46,364
62,050
Subs.)—Earnings—
_
$6,354
175,900
made.
interest-—•_
income
$667
400,000
Feb.
generic
water
and
$600,000
National
$10,663,939
before
Taxes
29,800
$10,191
Line Income
New
the
Income
$75,000
due
Common
have
the
132,000 shs.
Mellon
Period End. June 30—
Cr4,696
Net sales
Outstanding
note,
4V2 '/f
532.
et sales
)
FINANCING
PRESENT
6%
forth
.1
Cr3,409
1,
Feb.
cor¬
:
(&
"76,164
11,090
Cr6,370
1954
31,
April
due
"These notes
which
for
machinery
machines;
$6.25)__
p.
$3,020,001
4,076
taxes
10,
note,
note,
Canada.
'
Trane Co.
TO
One-year
•
i
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$1,551,466
$656,624
charters,
Movements!
Air
B___
5'/
amount
the
to
annually
burgh, Pa.—V.
EFFECT
A__
series
67t
corporation
products
wheels,
working
GIVING
(par
$40,000
notes,
One-year
law,
Ontario
an
Authorized
3 nr/f
Common
series
notes,
convertible
debenture bonds, due Aug.
to
CAPITALIZATION
in Earnings—
Inc.—Reports Loss
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$324,874
__
Value
This
with
tal
One-year
Connecticut
other
principal
blower
spring coiling
molds'for
will
company
GIVING
5'a
and
build
to
California
a
Oakville, Ontario,
centrifugal
impellers;
metals;
"234,507
"150,983"
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Semi-Annual
2'it
provide
to
and
to
,
was
plant
and
"211.113
"207.804
California-Hawaiian
from
Authorized
addi¬
an
.
subsidiaries,
at
years
fans
"117,247
"131,397
._
•Profit.—-V.
overseas.
CAPITALIZATION
escrow
Ipropeller
597.967
391.
p.
,
income
loss
Six
principal office and plant is at Torrington, Conn.
operating
"14.499
489,865
"80,843
178,
Enterprises,
sales
pas¬
permit.
Constellation
in
leases from the
two-engine aircraft.
C-46F
One-year
company
Its
plant
many
offering
required
facilities
wholly-owned
a
the
of
funds
wholly-owned
facilities in
new
"12,632
741,861
"59,649
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
Air
All
presently
company
a
primarily
and
of
converted
One-year
its
to
proceeds
the
company's
loan
a
net
of
"35,387
542,301
railway
railway.
Valcar
was moved to New
qualified to do business as
the State of New York.
then
laws
The
when
charters
use
domestic
been
operation.
cargo
since
Curtiss-Wright
have
company
Airlines
at $20 per share on the basis of one new share
for each 10 shares held. The offering is not underwritten.
tion
13,762
Period End. Jan. 31—
$6.25)
provide
__
income
to Fort Lauderdale,
Petersburg, Fla.,
the
under
EQUIPMENT—The
same
The
has
company
airplanes
and
the
in
stockholders
common
of record Aug. 4 the right to subscribe on or before Sept.
4 for 12,000 additional shares of common stock (par
.
2,922
"15,974
1—
from
Net
the base of operations
1952
corporation
Command
two
senger
company on
October,
in
foreign
a
246.
p.
$104,680
"21,427
404,257
.
income.
oper.
early months of
Atlanta, Ga.,
FLIGHT
V.
~
railway
$86,225
"39,138
presently
aircraft
seven
$73,150
16,561
from
York
Ket, from
its
of
1950
1951
1952
$97,978
company.
In
1—
Jar..
from
261,642
u_
income
five
reported
for
contract,
81,097
railway
oner,
operating
now
railway.-
Jan.
ry.
previously
was
,
railway____
oper.
from
Net
air¬
C-46
of
figure
this
error
outstanding.
and
574.
p.
1953
from
ry.
From
flight in the transportation of military passengers under
generally referred to as Civilian Air Movements or "CAM"
operations.
Such CAM operations have been the source of the com¬
pany's
major revenues since new management
assumed
control of
1950
$662,339
railway
is
company
available
1953
178.
$167,073
$0.18
+$223,359
$0.25
issued
stock
capital
of
Ry.—Earnings-
from
Net,
"
The
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
shares
typographical
a
Utah
planes.
June—
to
Net
Y.
N.
322.
p.
1952
$3,375,388
355,474
188,401
share—
June—
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Florida on June 9, 1944
the purpose of engaging in the air transport
business. Its prin¬
cipal executive offices are located at 500 Fifth Ave., in New York,
elected-
was
taxes
900.000
on
$23.259.—V.
lation."
for
Reilly,
taxes
profit
Based
as
177. p. 2398.
Shipyards Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
D.
1953
$3,856,025
475,232
251,873
-
income
income
Correction—
31—
May
—
before
fcr
Prov.
Otis, Inc., of New York City and McCoy & Willard and
D. Sheeline & Co., of Boston, Mass., on Aug. 19
offered publicly an issue of 1,000,000 shares of common
stock (par five cents) at 30 cents per share "as a specu¬
Co.—Merger Approved—
Spring Co. above.—V.
sales—-
Ne!
.-■•"•
purposes.
John
670.
p.
2136.
p.
:
PROGEEDS—The
Todd
and Albany, Ga.; Corpus
Little Rock, Ark.; Dothan,
Control Co.—Earnings
Ended
Months
Profit
Paul
See Standard Steel
Tenn.;
Fla.—V. 178,
Orlando,
and
Ind..
'-Earnings per capital
2274.
p.
„
.
Augusta
Nashville.
Tex.;
'
I
4,641,800
$4,715,900
$2.42
income taxes—
of
Juilliard
U.
Net profit
at
Birmingham, Alabama;
Tampa, Fla.; Atlanta, Ga.;
Orleans, La.; St. Louis, Mo.;
Dallas, Houston and San An¬
New
Savannah.
in
are
Lubbock.
and
S. Thermo
U.
Inc.—Acquisition
Manufacturers,
&
6
Total
Ky.:
Memphis. Tenn.;
Okla.;
City,
Evansvillc.
Ala.;
215,100
expenses
Other deductions
Louisville,
$85,883,000 $78,631,400
Operating profit
Other
in
Plywoods units are located
Jacksonville, Miami and
Kan,;
branches
Other
8,693,028
12,074,434
795,941
583,636
located
Tex.
Christi
152.
p.
beginning.
distribution
units
Colorado:'
operating
fr.
U. S.-Mengel Plywoods, Inc. has ex¬
organization embracing 25 warehouses or
13 states. Sales have grown to an annual
of $16,000,000. Net assets have expanded to $4,131,757.
modest
a
City,
Ry.
rev.
the
jointly owned by two of the outstanding enter¬
industries — United States Plywood Corp. and The
started ten years ago in a small warehouse space
in excess
Ry.
Net
of the largest distributors of
nation, is celebrating its tenth
one
now
in
was
S.-Mengel
Denver,
ago.
increase
an
Inc..
products
Louisville, Ky.
volume
Union Pacific IiR.- -Earnings—
1953—Month-
Celebrate
to
organization,
Kansas
.second
$5.83
$2,370,000
and
1953
Corp.—Affiliate
Plywood
Plywoods,
prises in these
Mengel Co. —
$1,041,857
818,577
From
Period End. June 30—
in
728.
p.
allied
and
distribution
a
$2,678,000
of
tax
anniversary.
456.
p.
profits
States
S.-Mengel
plywood
1,710,000
$668,677
$0.99
outstanding,
per
174,
273,777
3.199,574
$6.20
share—
Anniversary—
U.
$21,816,617
2,751,657
1,284,677
1,988,980
$858,980
Fed.
$9,600,175
273,777
3.199.598
excess
1952.—V.
in
panded
$431,696, after income and
$350,451 for the- same period
preferred
after
equal,
—V.
____
$10,195,065
common
per
"Including
was
with
compared
as
is
June
income
profit
Earnings
Net
income
011
dividends
Common
place
will
$26,757,294 $19,991,698
for
Net
taxes
dividends
Preferred
contem¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended
before
Prov.
excess
—
Months
Profit
income
on
1952
1S53
$95,612,869 $89,238,975
26,769,065
25,197,175
16,574.000
15,597.000
etc.i
1842.
p.
sales
Net
$21,191,457 $19,981,762
-
Provision for income taxes
)
1952
1953
Six Months Ended June 30—
r
taxes
Canadian
United
Thermoid
sales,
earnings
Earnings
explained
promptly
V.—177,
necessary.
be
President, said.
authorization,
to
by
shares,
S5
new
the
would
outstanding
shares
500,000
present
of
Snider
position
a
become
240
p.
R.
J.
The
in
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
United States Gypsum Co.
To Split
—
par.
the
immediate
plated,
357,218
'
274,532
179,471
Co.
Power
Light &
from
replaced with 1,000.000 ol
income—
oper.
stockholders
shares
526,725
663,833
643,196
757,042
railway
.
railway
from
)
"7,030
26.735
,
Electric
Six Months Ended June 30—
authorized
1—
Jan.
from
22,985
income-
oper.
71,178
85.001
railway
from
)
The
$150,269
$115,317
$115,824
$112,358
railway-—
Gas,
Shares—
1950
1951
1952
1953
from
i'oss
Tucson
Ry.—Earnings-
Texas & Northern
Tune—
at
on
Equipments—
equipment
trust
certificates,
(nn
~
.
York, N. Y., will up
purchase - from it of
scries E, to be dated Sept. 1,
its office at 44 Wall St., New
Sept. 3 receive bids. for' the
nntfp
541
\
Volume 178
Number 5251
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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1
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Cluett,
Dividend announcements
tables.
the first
In
all
nounced during the current week.
the
dividends
Then
we
4'ft
preferred
Electric
Acme
Acushnet
Corp.
Affiliated
preferred
$3
Y.i
American
Crystal
($10
Common
American
American
Home
American
Ice
American
Products
6%
Co.,
American
Haloid
Manufacturing
30c
10-
1
1
9-
10-
10-
preferred
Stores
Corp.,
9-
1
15c
10-
1
9-14
iDel.l
—
pieferred
preferred
Co.
&
Inc.
Metals,
9-
W.
D.
4
David
&
American
Meter
American
Reinsurance
American
Republics Corp.
Co.
American
Safety
American
Snuff
iquar.)
Co.
Razor
Co.,
<N.
Y.)
8
8-26
9-
8
8-26
9-
8
8-26
9-30
9-16
9-16
Delta
-9-
12 VaC
4»
preferred
9-15
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3
10-
2
9-11
$1.75
Refining
Sugar
preferred
10-
2
9-11
$1.50
Metal.
10-
1
9-10
10c
9-30
9-16
75c
iquar.)
com.
Inc.
pfd.
6 V
9-29
9-8
••
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iquar.)
American Tobacco Co.,
,Ampco
Cp.,
iquar.i
(quar.i__:
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.
i
Anchor Post Products, Inc. iquar.i
Apex
Smelting
Co.,,iquar.i
Arkansas .Powgr &
Light,
V
Rio
&
preferred
Co.
Arnold
Constable
Arnold
Hoffman &
Corp.
Co.
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
9-22
9-
8
9-10
9-
1
9-10
2aC
8-27
Corp. iquar.)
Associated Spring Co.
Atlantic
City
8-20
Babcock
&
30c
Wilcox
Co.
Co.
___
10-
9-15
1
9-10
10-15
10-
9-11
!
iquar.i
50c
1
4
Hotels
12-21
12-
4
Howell
9-26
9-
8
Hurd
9-25
9-10
75p
9-30
9-15
3 7 Vac
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
57 VaC
iquar.i
12 VaC
1
$1
Co.
at
T
Baltimore
Bangor
Brick
&
Barber
(W.
4 7
C.
C.
Creek
Blue
Inc.
C.i
(H.
5Vz'/c
Corp.
prior
&
67'
Glass,
Steel,
Bright
iT.
G.l,
Bristol
Brass
Co.
Market
5
iquar.i
15c
__
9-15
9-
4
Electrical
Products
Consolidated
3 7 VaC
9-15
9-
4
Electrical
Products
(Los
10-
10-
Brockway Glass Co.,
9-16
Ex-Cello
|28%c
9-30
9-15
Fabricon
35c
9-10
9-10
9-10
10-
47
Bullard
Co.
57
I.
Cable
Electric
California
f
Corp.
& Distributing
Storage
Ink
57
Federal
9-11
57
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
10-
2
9-
8
9-10
9-
1
Inc.
iquar.)
9-10
99-
(s-a)_____—
Alt,
Ginger
preferred,
15c
10-
9-
Foundries,
Iron
Canada
$2.50
1
10-
1
130c
10-
1
10-
1
Class
B
is-ai
Canadian
Oil
■:75C
77
8-31
J___
preferred
preferred
redeemable
57
preferred
iquar.)
87
preferred
iquar.)_+_
Carey,
Kennedy,
Baxter. &
Carpenter
Carriers
&
Cascades
E.i
<L.
Co.
&
General
Plywood
I.i
Caspers
Tin
Celanese
Plate
Co.
A
25c
(A.
Charmin
9-12
1
9-12
9.-15
25c
9-
1
9-
$1.75
9-
9-12
9-
1
20c
9-12
9-
9-12
9-
20c
A
B.
Co.
1
Steel
Products,
South
Ltd.,
Quarterly
___■
action
held
Aug.
Wire
Co.
8-31
pref.
34 %C
is-ai
;.—
Bend
+
10-
1
Gold
Grace
9-
1
8-25
9-30
9-15
&
was
25c
deferred
27.
Cable
Lucky
Lager
15c
10-
1
9-
4
Luminator-Hamson
15c
10-
1
9-
4
Lux
(initial)
50c
10-
1
9-
8
iquar.i
5c
10-
1
9-
8
25c
9-15
9-
5
15c
9-10
9-
Cement
9-15
9-
5
N.
40C
9-24
9-10
Y.i
iquar.).
50C
9-30
iquar. )_____
50c
9-30
9-15
iquar.i
—
9
9-18
50c
1-8-54
12-18
50c.
9-30
9-14
10-
50c
10-
1
9-11
$1.25
10-
1
9-11
$1.37 Va
$1.183/4
'Class
Great
57
1010-
1
1
9-15
9-15
—
(quar. 1
R.),
6 7
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
A
preferred
(quar.)
Lakes
1st
Power
preferred
Tire
I $2.50
Wall
Products
Martin-Parry
9-14
McKay
1
8-31
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
McKinney
Corp.
Ltd.—
iquar.i:
$2
9-12
9-12
62 VaC
10-
31V4C
11-
1
1
Mfg.
Stores
Mergenthaler
Mersey
Paper
8-31
Messer
Oil
8-31
Metal
8-31
9-20
10-10
1
9-18
B
Co.
9-30
9-
8
9-30
9-
(quar.)
9-30
1
9-10
30c
9-30
5-1)
1
9-
8
9-15
8-
8
9
3
9-18
5-
0
10-
11
25c
10-
1
9
30c
10-
1
t
8-24
6c
10-
B
Co..
(quar.)
il
11
-
9-25
91 1
9-30
,5--.8
87c
10-
1
5
10
25c
10-
1
5
17
40c
(quar. 1
10-
1
t- :i
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9-14
62 VaC
9-10
3c
10-
50C
(quar.)
Ltd.,
57
pfd.
(quar.)
ii
5-11
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1
9
1?
8
81
9-21
10c
(quar.)
1.
r
-
9-10
20C
common
<
9-
9-25
10-
f$1.25
—
1
9-
9-25
'50c
Co
f-10
9-21
9
0
9-30
10c
5
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:
Co.
iquar.
iquar.)
class
—
—
— —
A .iquar.i
15c
"
30c
9-12
10c
9-12
50c
8-31
50c
Refineries
Inc
(stock
dividend)--—_
8-31
20c
iquar.)
Fund.
I
$2
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Minnesota
2 >
8-10
—
(quar.)
.
.
5
5-JO
25c
(annual),
Corp.__
Michael Stern
0
9-15
10-
25c
iquar.i
com.
(quar.)—
Inc. iquar.i
Linotype
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer-Blanke
Co.
Mid-West
9-
5-
9-30
40c
______
8
$31',4C
8-31
9-30
40c
iquar.)
Ltd.—
1 quar. 1
9-15
12 VaC
25c
common
Corp.
(quar.)
21
40c
iquar.i
Corp.
Forming Corp.,
Class
Class
$62'aC
8
.
—
preferred
Co.,
1
9-
9-10
p- 1
50c
7
1
911
9-30
_^_
Rob'oins,
&
1
i.ti
+$1.25
iquar.i
iquar.i
Co.
Extl'8(
10-
A
9
$40c
——
Machine
McLellan
..$2
8
1
tl 2 VaC
2—
—
Aircraft
McKesson
9-12
9-
9-
15c
convertible
1
$1.50
9-
9-14
17 VaC
iquar.)
Marsh
10-
9-
9-15
25c
3 7 Vac
Ltd.—
Co.,
class
Sons
&
10-
1
9.-11
9-10
$1
Angeles),
iLos
Basket
(M.)
9-11
1
9-30
35c
Co.
Rubber
&
preferred
50c
Co.,
Corp.,
Market
$3.50
10-
1
10-
35c
______
iquar.i
McDonnell
12 VaC
10-
1
9-10
9-11
1
$1.31 V*
4
9-
9-10
9-30
10-
$1.31 'A
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.
McCrory Stores Corp.,
9-10
3
9-11
t$l
:
Steel
Electric
&
8-15
40c
is-ai
Paper
Gas
Stores
Mansfield
$1
& Co.,
(R. H.)
Madison
Mangel
9-15
10-
9-
9-25
$1.25
+
1
9-30
1
9-15
—
iquar.i
iquar.i
1
10-31
12-
17 VaC
-7
(quar.).
iquar.i
Bioedel, Ltd.,
9-
$$1
12-15
iquar.i
Structural
10-
$50c
—
3
+
50c
iquar.i
9-
iquar.i.
$1.38
Y.)
8
9-15
20c
iquar.i
(quar.)
Co.
67 VaC
1N.
9-
12'/aC
___ —
Maryland Theatre Bldg.
iquar.)•
67
Marsh
(quar.)___
Lakes
Common
9-15
iquar.)____—
preferred
Great
Ohio)
Co.
Co.
i
50c
B
9-
9-10
i';
Lines <quaf,i_________
preferred iquar. 1
Brewing
&
9-15
—
iquar.)
Co.
8-31
9-14
10c
—
preferred
1st
Class
Macy
__
A iquar.)-'
preferred B iquar.i
Graham-Paige Corp., 5 7 pfd. A iaccum.)_.
57
convertible preferred
(accum.)
Great Eastern Fire Insurance (White Plains,
meeting
iquar.i
iquar.i
iquar.),:
"
Corp.
________
57;
MacMillan
9-10
5c
2
iquar.)
Brothers, Inc.
(W.
8''
_
(Dayton,
Molybdenum
at
8-19
87
RR.—
—
1
Stock
Goldblatt
Coip.
9-
MacKinnon
9-10
1
20c
(quar.)
15c
Telephone Co. of -the Northwest—
9-11
Cement
Mfg.
1
7 VaC
pfd. ser. B
series A iquar.).
series C iquar.
preferred
4
1010-
(reduced)—__
7 7 pfd.
Theatres, Ltd
preferred
9-
9-18
25c
___
—
Corp.
Vi
Clock
10-15
iquar.)
Chemical Co.,
Co.,
10-15
10-31
—,__
iquar.)
1 Marcus 1
Star
10-31
30c
—
dividend
Products
7
9-10
62 VaC
Corp.
Gas
Transportation-
10-15
4
iRichmond,
—
Lowell
___
10-31
Inc.--_.____
1
common
10-15
iquar.)
Products
Refineries,
9-
(Texas),
10-31
12'/aC
9-15
(quar.)
9-10
tl2'/aC
A
iquar.)
22c
Oil
9-14
9-30
-
common
Transit
iquar.i—
9-26
9-30
+
Investment
Inc.
9-
:(25c
Angeles
preference
47
class
Corp.
Insurance
Angeles
preferred
Co.
Ltd.,
Los
—_
9-11
15c
Los
Inc
9-
8-20
10c
Long Island Lighting, 5 7
5
V
9-30
9-14
f 15c
Co.,
Lindsay
1
'
•20c
—
Acceptance,
Fink
Loew's
3
9-
9-15
15c
I
9-
17
preferred
Lone
9-28
Co
Corp.
8-15
9-
$1.25
— __
9-1 >
15c
9-14
preferred
&
-
10-1
5c
1
(quar.)
1
25C
1
$1.75
preferred
Common
9-11
30c
_____
Telegraph <quar.)___
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Co.—
Copper
Dividend
on
57
iquar.i
South
&
Shore
9-10
10-
iquar.i
iquar.i
Glidden
8-17
37 VaC
common
iquar.i
Falls Insurance Co.
Glens
8-17
25C
iquar.i
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
9-14
9-14
1
9-
35c
.
Co
5'A V
Railway Signal Co., common
$5.50
1
20c
class
9-
9-15
^
(quar.i_
9-30
Portland
$2.70
1
37 VaC
9-15
5c
9-30 1
_____
9-
9-15
iquar.)
inc.
25c
convertible
General
iquar.i
8c
preferred
iquar.i
_,
Telephone Col of Illinois—
$5.50 preferred
(quar. 1^,
—
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
4
,_
9-18
10-30
11-13
1
25c
Oil
Title
Liberty
9-30
Co.
preferred
57
4
11-16
:
iquar.)
Inc.
iquar.)
Liberty Fabrics IN. Y.), com.
4
10-23
J_
Corp.___'
Lessing's,
9-
115c
(quar.)
common
B
&
9-
4
9-
9-21
40C
iquar.i
iquar.i
Electric
Leonard
9-15
4
9-18
:
iquar.)
Press,
iquar.)
9-15
25c
.
57
4
1
9-25
2
General
4
1010-
9-
1
1
9-
9-28
—
preferred
$2.50
2
10-
Oil
&
81 V4C
,____
Dynamics Corp.—
preferred
General
9-
9-
9-14
dividend
Va.i
Lehn
9-15
50c
25c
(quar,)
Copper
Stock
iquar,)
_____
convertible
General
8-27
1
$1.12'/a
Mills, common iquar.i
5V-i'/r* convertible preferred
iquar.)_
Ry.
8-27
9-30
Paper
Chicago,
9-10
9-10
coinmon___
Co..
Co.
$2
9-15
50c
—
Light Co.,
Foundry
Leath
8-31
20c
iquar.)_
&
Co.
Blower
Class
8
9-
9-15
9-10
1
iquar.)
iquar.)
Coastal
$1.20
9-10
9-18
1
V
Lawyers
9-14
1
10-
Extra
8-31
9-30
12c
iquar.i
V
Laurentide
9-10
9-10
9-18
4
Tool
Stock
8
1
9-
Kuhlman
9-15
35c
iquar. )___,_■
common
$2
9-
9-30
Funds, Inc.—
Investors,
Box
1
9-25
4
10-
10-
Kewanee
10-
1
9-
583/4C
$1.06 V4
Kingsport
8
9-
9-21
4
9-14
9-
9-17
16c
iquar.)
9-
9-
1
9-l>)
9-15
(quar.)
10-
9-18
10-
9-15
1
10-15
$1.12 Va
1
8
1
10-
50c
__
(quar.)
9-30
9-
10-
43 %c
62 M>c
iquar.)
iquar.)
4
9-10
1
9-15
9-
Kennecott
10-
9-15
10-15
50 c
pfd.
7%
1
9-
9-30
9-
9-14
9 Vac
-----
iquar.i—
General
9-15
10-
B
Chance
1
10-
Refining
American
General
1
.
Ltd.
iquar.)
9-30
30C
—
9-
Keller
4
9-10
t50c
f 60c
iquar.)—_
10-
9-14
9-
9-10
1
$1.25
9-30
9-15
9-17
1
10-
11-13
Kearney
Lakcy
1
10-
10-
9-18
Lau
10-
$1.06 »/4
iquar.)
10-
1
8-31
9-17
12-
10-
8-31
9-17
1
95c
4'A7
.9-15
3
1
10-
28c
9-19
9-15
9- 8
10-
10-15
10-
iquar.)
preferred-
Kinney
1
$1.12 Va
1
10-
8-31
10-
$1.25
Co.
preferred
10-
15c
8-31
9-30
$1.15
iquar.i
America
Co.
Power
4'/a''
75c
9-30
11-13
57;
25c
___
9-18
12-
9-18
+35c
iquar.i
1
12-
1
37 VaC
Ltd
10-
$1
10-
9-10
A
9-
30c
$1.03 Va
pfd. B
preferred
Iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
9-18
$1.25
1
95c
8-31
10-
9-18
10-
preferred iquar.)
& Trecker Cuip.
4V2';
1
9-18
9-30
$1.05
common
Supply
&
preferred
50c
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
5
$1.05
General
9-
10-
,
(quar.)_
Warehouse,
Class
iquar.i
(quar.)
common
.
9-14
56 '/4C
common
9-10
9-30
9-30
35C
(.quar.)..
9-15
37 VaC
—
preferred
Central
City
10-
9-10
4 7
$10
iquar.i
Inc_
Candy Corp. iquar.)
General Dry Battel its, Inc.
$1.75
iquar.i
common
Non-voting
Climax
$2
25c
iquar.i
Products Co.—
Fibre
Voting
Circle
9-15
10c
iquar.)_
America,
of
preferred
Central
Chile
1
iquar.i
common
preferred
Chatco
10-
5c
iquar.i_.__
Corp.
4Va7
6 7
General
20c
9-15
30c
iquar.i
series
American
New
9-15
Iquar.i.—
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
77
9-15
1
—
(J.
77
8-31
1
Inc
Corp.
Extra
Case
1
10-
iquar. 1
9-30
10-
9-15
9-30
55c
Stores
Mills
Kokenge
3.80'v
1
1
9-30
15c
City Power & Light Co., corn,
8-28
10-
9-1.9
iquar.)J
Co.,
of
Co.
Printing
9-10
10';
preferred
6 7
10-
1
&
50c '
—
Canada.
stock
Railways,
Gary
10-
+
Mfg.
Julian
15c
Chemical Corp.—
preferred
iquar.i
Custodian
Fundamental
t$l
.
Joslyn
9-10
62 V2C
(quar.)
Steel
(George A.i
+$1.25
iquar.i
(quar.i__
9-18
9-30
Co.
preferred
20c
iquar.i
of
preferred
Fuller
J $1.25
—
47
Cos.,
57
9-28
4.7071
25c
—
Co.
Preferred
9-10
J 75c
Investment
62 VaC
Fund,_______
Co.
Pressed
General
A
9-24
75c
dividend
Franklin
9-15
israK
Ltd.
1
10-
(quar. u_
1
1
10-
69c
$3.80
iquar.i—
Inc.,
preferred'
Stock
9-15
$1.06 V4
10-
6 2 Vac
Inc.
Y.)
(N.
Stores,
Foundation
9-15
9-30
10-
9-24
40c
Corp.,
Publications
Fair
Fostoria
8
15c
iquar.i..
——
class
participating
Shops,
Trust
Foote-Burt
Packers—
$1.50
Underwriters
Bake
Frontier
——
com.
1
Kansas
iquar.)
Canada
Machinery &
3'A7
convertible
9-10
1
9-23
iquar.i
Inc.,
iquar.i
Canada
B
Players
$4,20
9-10
_...
10-
—
iquar.i
Farmer Candy Shop,
Food
1
9-21
Power
Kansas
Iquar.i
Angeles
Motors-
Industrial
Food
1
9-10
37'/2
50c
__
iquar.i
c
25c
iquar.)______
Interstate
8
iquar.)-
Financial
9-15
75c
(initial)
com.
new
preferred
Federated
9-15
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
Dry
$4.25
<
Farmers
9-15
10-
8-31
9-
_____
Corp.
Railway
Famous
Fanny
Co.—
—
Service
Hecla,
preferred
Canada
.
9-11
1
9-30
12 '/a C
Co.,
Water
&
Camden
1
10-
10c
Inc
Participating
Calumet
10-
45c
_—
.'
..California
9-11
$1.75
participating preferred
$1.50
9-11
I $1
9-11
1
Co
Fiduciary
(quar.)
Products,
Cold
California
9-10
1
6 2 VaC
iquar.)
Common
.
1
1
10.
Hosiery
10-
:____
Finance Corp., common
preferred
iquar.)_
V2 7
10-
40c
i accum.i-
Financial
T.
4
Buildings—
preferred
preferred
C.
Family
10-
10c
iquar.i
iquar.i
.
prior
9-10
20c
iquar.i
Co.
Terminal
Bush
com.
Interstate
Kable
Corp.
iquar.)
Products, Inc. iquar.)
Fairmont
9-20
1
3
30c
5C
Corp..
iquar.)
preferred
junior
Bucyrus-Erie
1
10-
4Cc
iquar. 1
Silver
Department
60c
preferred
Plantation
Salt
Interstate
8
8-25
15c
(quar.)
Co
10-
25c
1
International
9-
Iquar.)
iquar. i
Williams
9-30
Evva
$1
Distillers
preferred
2nd
57
50c
:
preferred iquar.i
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.___
$4
8-31
Mfg.
$ $ 1.50
iquar.i
J 10c
Ltd
Co.,
International
u_____
—
&
common
preferred
Eureka
5 7
Brown-Forman
'57
9-15
iquar.i___
common
Co.,
1
10-
pref.
Detroit)
9-16
1
9-30
$2
Elliott
Ltd.—
Co.,
:
(increased).
1
9-15
1
for
9-15
a
iquar.)
Corp
Power
each
dividend!
Corp.
held
shares
Controller
Iron
International
40c
(stock
Gas
declare
to
com.
1 quar. >
1
iquar.)
Share
9-25
$1
preferred
50c
100
25c
—
Gas
United
1
8-23
20c
(qu&Fs-f/
$1.12 Va
—
1.
9-
1
9-10
iquar.)
preferred
75c
&
of
preferred
10-
(quar.)
10-
25c
quar.)
4.207
25c
iquar.i
(quar.)_.
Electric
iquar.i..
7\
Bond
shares
17
4 7
9-
9-15
3 %
(increased
9-28
25c
com.
9-12
!
9-25
31 >/4C
—.
1
is-ai
37 VaC
iquar.i
9-10
$1.37 Va
iquar.)---
Ltd.,
Corp.
Natural
Paso
Electric
9
Inc.
8-25
10-
&
$1.75
Associates,
1
12 VaC
5 7
9-
8-3.1
9-
iquar.)
iquar.)
preference
9-28
50c
„
Iron
RR.
10-15
1
9-25
15c
iquar.i
(increased)
10-15
10-
35c
Co.
10-15
35c
8
9-19
stock.
common
preferred
A
9-10
1
9-
9-30
J 30c
Sons,
&
$35c
9-30
...
Power
El
8-31
9-
10-
8
9-25
25C
(quar.)
$ 40c
Corp
Paper
15c
a
9-
Co.—
common
Mortgage Corp.,
Central
Interlake
$$1.12 Va
75c
iquar.)
&
9-15
1
preferred
Eaton
1
9-30
10-30
1
9-
iquar.)
not
preferred A iquar.)
industrial Acceptance,
Ltd.
iquar.i
common
iquar.i
Malleable
Eastern
1
9-31
b
(quar.)__—
9-11
.
Lt.
1
9-15
10-
4 V2 7
9-11
10-
9-
9-15
$17 VaC
iquar.)_—
Fuel
the
on
Common
Ltd.—
common
International,
&
9-15
21.
(quar.)-.
Co.,
Co.
decided
'____
Aug.
9-
1
—
Indianapolis Water Co., 4V'4'k
+
Co.
Gas
VaC
8-17
1
:
Michigan Electric Co.—
4 Ve 7
preferred
l quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light—
9-11
1
9-
9-11
+
iquar.i
pay-
common
on
held
Ltd.,
A
4.60 7
on
(quar.)
&
class
Motors
C.)
Common
8-31
9-25
8-15
433/»C
;
Manufacturing
class
Indiana
1
15c
4
—
10-15
.
common
9-11
1
9-
25c
Fund______
Sulphur & Potash Co
Eastern
9-15
4
9-10
J50c
iquar.i
(quar.)
RR
Brass
10-
15c
50c
(quar.)
Bridgeport
9-29
10-
10-15
15C
iquar.i
com.
Canada
Club
Traction,
preferred
Broadway
Duval
9-14
$1
preferred
Albany
Brazilian
Dunhill
8-31
20c
Inc.,
Book-ol'-tnt-Month
Boston
8-25
12-18
6';
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
12-
12-30
iquar.)
action
Ltd.
Power
77
9-10
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Co.,
Duke
4
10-1
40c
!
iquar.)
Corp.
9-
1
12-15
8-20
8-25
10-
Imperial Paper & Color is-a)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
9-11
9-22
4
9-
1
9-
50c
iaccum.1
iquar.i
again
paid
Illinois
Co.—
no
meeting
Driver-Harris
:)80c
,
L
iquar.i
iquar.i-
of
10-
9-10
_
(quar.)_
preferred
50c
l
Ltd.
Optical Co..
Aviation
Bohack
9-10
$1.25
iquar.i_
Iquar.i
RR.
Diamond
pfd:
5 7
9-28
common
Telephone Co.
Bendix
$2.50
_
9-21
&
(F.
$2.75
A
iquar.i
Hydraulic Press Mfg.
ap¬
preferred
iquar.)—,_4_Draper
Corp.
iquar.)___
9-10
iquar.i
Cigars,
Beech
Bell
Co..
Lomb
preferred
Bayuk
(accum.i
9-10
30c
I.
77 '
9-25
(quar.i__l:
preferred
&
pfd.
iquar.i
Canada,
Corp.
M.g.
4V2 7
Bausch
1st
RR.,
Co.
H.i
of
Oil
Bates
5 7
Aroostook
Barber-Ellis
Barber
Co..
9-21
$2
to
Co.
Stock
Foundries
Dominion
37 VaC
iquar.)___—_
9-28
15c
__
9-15
9-15
10-
.•—
Canada)
1
Co.
W.i,
Erie
20',;
Huyck
iquar.)
class
Co.
Electric
Lock
dividend
9-15
1
10-
9-15
40C
,___
(Frank
&
1
10-
Co.—
Statler
Huron
9-14
9-30
20C
iquar.)___
common
Co.
Directors
9-11
(quar.)
—
Baldwin
1
10-
Co.
Paper
Furnace
Horner
4
iquar.)
Car
Mfg.
todk
Mines,
4Vz7
9-17
9-
99-
8
9-
9-21
433'4C
Co.,
Co.
Dauch
Holland
2
11-
9-15
10-15
of di¬
for the
board
payment
iquar.i
convertible
Homasote
50 "c
Stores
Common
40c
iquar.i
nient
Dominion
37 VaC
iquar. t
Electric
.!
<
Dome
4
9-21
$2
Co.
Growth
Directors
9-29
Arundel
9-15
+
(subject
Motor
T
Doernbecher
12 Va C
_
9-
9-30
Western—
Stamping
9-15
iquar.)
9-25
20c
(quar.)
W.i
Battery
$1.75
9-21
:
Harvester
Dixie-Home
1
iquar.)
&
Hobbs
—.
Diversified
10-
t'V
Hinde
9-18
(increased)
dividend
Diamond
$1.50
(quar.)
9-15
12-15
9-30
15c
A
iquar.)
Grande
Detroit
.
$7
1
1-2-54
37 Vac
iquar.)__
Co.
Detroit
12 VaC
10-
9
1
10-
no
(quar.)
Creamery
25c
(quar.)_____
common
series
proval)
'
50c
pfd.
Powder
Hershey
15c
Stock
iquar.i
___.
$6
$1
Hercules
9-15
$1.13
A
Common
10-
'
American
17c
iquar.—
9-15
1
5c
Inc.
class
Hudson
&
Electric
Common
6iC
____
9-30
10-
(George
preferred
7'>
9
9-
55c
Ltd.
Co.,
9-15
9-15
Helme
4
9-
9-30
Inc.—
quarter
the
by
dividend
a
9-
9-30
stock.
1
$1.12
-
(initial)
iquar.)
Corp.,
Inc.
011
Helemano
consecutive
taken
was
A
1
50c
iquar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
Denver
9-14
class
10-
12 VaC
iquar.)
Corp.
Publications,
second
action
4
9-
preferred
iquar.)
10-
Extra
$1.50
iquar.)
common
.
the
For
50c
•
6 '!<■■
9-11
iquar.i
common
Corp.
Chemical
4.60')
1
10-
8-21
9-14
iquar;)
Consolidated
Hearst
37 VaC
Cigar
Furniture
10 c
iquar.i__
(quar.)
new
Drug
Dejay Stores,
9-30
43%C
(quar.)
Davison
3
9-
9-15
1
iquar.i
iquar.i
Co.
iquar.)
convertible
Haytian-American
25c
Delaware
9-30
30c
iquar.)
iquar.i
Corp.
9-
50c
_____
9-
10-23
iquar.)__,
Co.,
Frere,
25c
-
9-15
iquar.i-
G.
25c
__
Inc.
common
Curtiss-V.'right. Corp.
9-11
9-15
15c
iquar.i
9-24
9-15
50c
com.
iquar.)-
com.
Mun.rirg Co. iquar.i—
common
53c
Inc.,
Stores,
15c
Machine
Co.,
Co.,
Haverty
1
(quar. 1
preferred
Printing
Winkle
rectors
quar.)
Co.
Lines,
9-24
9-30
J 37 VaC
Brewery,
.
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Hathaway Mfg. Co.
iquar.)_
9-30
$1.50
F.)
4.507
25c
Quarterly
9-25
'
10-
iW.
iquar.)
Payable of Be*.
9-18
50c
25c
$1.06(4
37V2C
37'/2c
35c
15c
35c
56'/4C
7Vic
$1.50
25c
50c
Co.
Hastings
65s,be
Extia
20c
iquar.i
Air
Electric
20c
class A
1
(quar.)—
.preferred
1
$1.50
iquar.i
10-
iquar.>__
9-11
(quar.._
50c
(quar.)
Cunningham
10-
(monthly)
3
Ltd.—
Crampton Mfg. Co.
25c
pfd.
(initial
Va 7
4
Cook
9-11
1
1
9-
9-14
—
Paper
4\i':>
4
iquar.i
Corp.
iquar.i
Naval
common
47\
25c
9-10
9-
9-30
$3.50
class A
Consolidated Rendering
9-11
1
9-11
9-30
$1.05
iquar.)
$1.40
iquar.)
9-11
9-15
25c
25c
(accum.i
(quar.)
Corp.
Cement,
common
9-11
10-
$2.50
Corp.
Co.
Solvents
Continental Gin
37 VaC
Extra
i
4
Continental
1
B
American
t
9-
9-11
Extra
•
9-30
9-11
25c
non-cum.
Locker Co.,
6834C
New
iquar.i..__!
Corp.
Insulator
iquar.i
Crane
Corp.
Hardware
B
iquar.i
iquar.i
9-15
$1.12 Va
iquar.i
iquar.i
pari
preferred
9-25
iquar.i
Greetings
Hanson-Van
9-25
iquar.i__
com.
Inc.
Hall
4
75c
iquar.i
convertible
57
4
$1.50
Co.
Western
9-
Consolidated
Co.—
par)
($100
American
1
Griesedieck
9-
Consolidated Retail Stores,
iquar.i
Lines,
Express
Common
4
10-
9-21
9-30
Consolidated
-—
Sugar Co.,
Export
American
9-21
9-
9-21
1
9-30
com.
common
4
i Water town,
Chemical
-----
4Vapreferred
American
1
9-
1
10-
6834C
5Va 7
9-
10-
Copper
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
4147c
3 7 Vac
Corp.,
7 7
pieferred
is-a)__
Consolidated Grocers Corp.,
9-15
40c
$1
Cananea
Share
Greyhound
iquar.i
Consolidated
1
9-15
9-17
$1.50
Green
9-17
1
iquar.i
...
Iron
1
A
Colt's
4
15c
iquar.i
?
&
10-
10-
preferred
Commercial
Inc.—
Co.
common
iquar.)
Fuel
9-11
$1
$1.75
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
57c
8
9-
75c
Insurance
__
Class
99-
10-
Co.,
9-25
50c
(interim)
com.
_____
Consolidated Dry Goods Co.,
10c
Agricultural
Extra '
1
9-23
9-11
i
Equipment,
I quar.)
American
)
'
Inc.,
Co.,
Holdere
Puyaole oj Rec.
57
8
10c
_
iquar.i
Agricultural
9-
1
25c
$1
iquar.i
iquar.i
&
10-
Ice
&
preferred
$6
Payable of Rec.
45c
__
(quar. I
Gas
Common
iquar.i
iquar.i
Corp.
Process
Aerovox
N.
Share
common
iquar,)
Colorado
Holden
When
Per
of Company
Laboratories,
iquar.)
preferred
Colonial
follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Abbott
preferred
7,7
an¬
a
Name
Peabody
47
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
When
Per
Snare
9-15
10'r
9-20
10c
9-25
9
:
1
in
The Commercial
Holder•
'
Company
-Name o]
Extra
class
Brewery,
Extra
Plan
Co.
California
of
4
Soss
9-24
9-
4
9-24
9-
4
Co.
(Texas)
Trust
3c
National
Grocers,
Ltd.,
Gypsum
Co.
gains)
Corp.
Mfg.
Car
pref.
9-15
9-
Participating
9-22
9-11
1
9-18
Participating
Standard Tube, class
9-12
8-31
Stanley
8-20
9-25
9-
4
Class
20c
9-25
9-
4
9-19
9-
1
Co.
Co.
New
10-15
9-15
10-15
9-15
50c
10-
9-15
__
9-
40c
9-10
8-27
Taylor
I quar.)
115c
_
10-15
9-30
Teilurlde
10-
1
9-
60c
10-
1
9-14
$4.56
$1.06%
10-
1
9-10
$4.64
10-
1
9-
8
$4.84
$1.18%
10-
1
9-
8
$4
iquar.)
Co.
9-15
9-
1
10c
9-15
9-
1
Industries,
preferred
9-25
9-11
Alkali
Fire
Nopco
4.56%
iquai.)
Public Service—
Flour
Mills
5%
conv.
57ft
10-
1
9-21
8-25
8-20
Cement—
Portland
50c
(quar.)
Water
Service
Life
Quarterly
Oliver
125c
iquar.)
of
30c
-
(quar.)
;
Co., Ltd.,
Pacific
Intermountain Express
Packer
Corp.
120c
11-14
10-14
-1
iquar.)
5%
1
b
9-
to.
t
10-
1
1
9-18
9-
passed
at
Common
7%
meeting
held
Fort Wayne
8-20
9-21
9-10
Pleasant
Porter
IH.
K.i
9-21
9-10
S,
Corp.,
common
Reading Co.,
Red
4%
Owl Stores,
Regal
Reo
Shoe
Rtidd
Brothers,
Mfg.
Inc.
(quar.i.
iquar.i__'
C.i
&
(F.
Russell
Mfg.
Co.
...
Co.
—-
(quar.)
St.
San
preferred
Louis
Jose
4.70%
Works,
C
com.
class
common
A
B
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
9-
9-14
9-
3
9-18
9-
4
1
9-15
4
9-
4
35c
1
9-18
9-15
8-31
10-
1
99-
9
1
9-15
9-15
9-
3
9-10
1
8-20
29ftc
29/,,c
9-
1
8-20
30c
9-
1
—
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
12-
1
11-13
(quar.i
1
25c
(quar.)
1210-
1
11-13
.
9-10
'
83%c
—
iquar.I
10-
1
$1.10
10-
1
iquar.)
8-31
9-10
(quar.)
—
10-
9-10
preferred
Chemical
10-
9-15
$1.50
10-
9-15
Allis
$1
11-
10-15
$1.14
10-
9-15
$1.16
10-
9-15
9-15
9-
4
9-15
9-
4
—
9-30
9-10
:
75c
9-30
9-10
Iquar.)—
25c
9-10
9-
25c
9-10
9-
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement Co.
9-
1
(quar;)
preferred
Amalgamated
7
9-
1
8-
7
1
9-10
pfd. (quar.)
75c
10-
35c
10-
1
9-16
pfd. (quar.)_
Insurance Co. (quar.)
87 tec
9-
1
8-15
50c
9-
1
8-15
2
7-
1
9-11
7
American
31tec
10-
1
9-11
American
3174C
10-
1
9-11
4727®
$1.1272
9-30
9-10
American
9-30
35c
9-25
9-14
American
Barge Line (quar.)
Can Co., 7%
preferred
9-25
9-14
American
Car
—
—
pfd.
iquar.)
Lothrop, common (quar.)
57® preferred (quar.)
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works—„—
Car
Corp.
8
7%
non-cum.
9-14
9-
9-25
9-14
25c
8-25
8-15
25c
9-10
8-31
Cyanamid Co., common (quar.) —
preferred A (quar.)
3te% preferred B (quar.)_—
American District Telegraph Co. (N. J.)
American Encaustic Tiling Co.—
Increased
quarterly
American Felt Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
American & Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
American Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)
;
American Hair & Felt, common
(quar.)
9-26
9-10
9-11
8-28
9-11
9-
4
$1.25
10-
1
9-
8
$1
10-
1
9-
8
9-19
9-10
4
2
10-15
9-25
9-15
9-
8
9-15
9-
Steamship Co. (quar.)_
American Hide & Leather, 6% conv. pfd
American Hoist & Derrick Co.
(quar.)_
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)__
American-Hawaiian
8-24
50c
8
1
8-31
$1.25
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
American
1
9-
5
9-10
9-
1
9-11
8-25
9-21
12-15
Common
9-
1
9-
9
110c
9-
1
8-14
9-15
9-
1
9-11
9-
1
10-
1
$1.37 te
10-
1
4
9-17
3
,
9-15
9-15
3c
9-15
8-19
9-20
8-19
9-
50c
9-
4
8-27
10-
1
9-
4
$1.25
$1.25
10-
1
9-
4
8-31
10c
9-14
9-10
10-
1
9-21
50c
10-
1
9-21
8-31
9-15
8-31
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
2
9-
9
10-
2
9-
9
$1
9-30
9-23
9-10
8-27
9-15
9-4
9-
5
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
Per
Share
Name 0/ Company
Vending Corp.
Power
Common
&
(s-a)
Co.,
Paper
30c
Smelting
American
American
American
(quar.)
8-21
,
$5
10-
1
9-
1
137 tec
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-10
9-15
1
15c
25c
$1.50
15c
130c
10-
1
8-10
8-21
9-15
9-
3
1
9-15
9-10
8-10
8-10
41c
9-10
25c
10-10
$1.50
75c
10-10
9-14
9-
75c
9-11
8-27
30c
9-10
9-
15c
9-
1
8-14
30c
0-18
8-21
9-30
9-30
1
1
7
$3
9-
1
8-
10-
1
0-
1
9-22
9-
2
9-
1
8-18
10-
1
9-15
287«C
10-
1
9-15
$1.3174
10-
1
9-15
50C
c"~
9-10
8-25
25c
9-10
8-25
25c
9-
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
12-
1
11-20
$1.12te
$1.1272
12c
25C
10-19
10-
2
9-15
9-
4
50C
10-
1
9-15
40C
9-
1
8-18
9-15
9-
I
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
I
9-15
9-
1
9-21
9-10
9-24
9-
9-
1
8-25
9-30
9-17
$1.75
$1
3
9-
5
8-12
8-31
8- 7
9-30
9-18
9-15
8-25
10c
75c
50c
(quar.)
$2.25
10-
1
10-15
8-28
9-15
9-
1
(accum.)
3174C
9-
1
(quar.)_
(quar.»_
$1
9-15
9-
1
»*• 75
pfd.
preferred
$4
$4
75c
10-15
10-
1
12V2C
9-25
9-11
Paper
Writing
9-25
9-11
(quar.)
_'
Zinc,
Lead & Smelting—
Anheuser-Busch,
25c
Farms
common
(quar.)£?
Participating
Argo Oil Corp.
2
8-31
10-
5
115c
9-
1
8-10
9-
9
8-11
50c
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-10
75c
9-
1
8-10
12 tec
9-
1
8-10
9-11
8-11
20c
(quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
4te7® convertible preferred
(quar.)
1
9-28
11-
50c
Co.' (reduced)—1
participating preferred
8-17
30C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
$1.25
(quar.)—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
8-10
;
(quar.)
preferred
8-20
1S1.25
8-31
10-
25c
Co.,
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
Arden
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar
Dreferred
preferred
prior
1
9-15
25c
Co.—
:
5%
Glass,
Window
Woolen
Common
87 72c
25c
1
Telegraph Co.
Co.
(quar.)
Tobacco
American
American
1
9-
Sanitary
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores Co.
American
$3
112 tec
(quar.)_
(ouar.)
9-15
&
Stamping
Foundries
American
9-
1
$1.25
American Telephone &
7%
7%
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
Refining
Co.
Steel
American
1
10-
50c
$1
$1.18%
(reduced)
-Common
9-
87 72c
___——
Holdert
125c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20 class A
When
Payable o1 Rec.
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common
Seating
American
Extra
we
Co..
American Screw
American
8
9-25
1
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.75 preferred series B (quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
57®
non-cum.
preferred iquar.)
American
Radiator - &
Standard
Corp., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
8-31
75c
B
9-
50c
(quar.)__
$4 preferred series A
9-10
9-15
A
Class
5
9-10
9-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__^
__.
American
Nepheline, Ltd.
American
News
Co.
(bi-monthly)—_—
American Optical Co.
iquar.)
—
American Paper Goods Co. (quar.)
American Potash & Chemical—
Class
9-15
9-15
40c
472%
9-15
9-30
4
317»C
(quar.)
4te7®
9-15
9-
20c
<quar.)
Laundry
American
8-24
9-15
3-12
Illinois—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machinery (quar.)
American Machine & Foundry Co.
(quar.)_
American Metal Co., Ltd.. common (quar.)_
5
M)-
of
Co.
i
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
4te7®
preferred
574 7®
preferred
$1.25
$1.50
9-
Investment
American
9-15
9-
International Corp.
American
9-
9-10
55c
Semi-annual
1
27c
25c
(quar.)
Indemnity Co.
(s-a):
Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
American
9-21
Supply
Hospital
American
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
$6
8-24
9-15
25c
7f%
4-1-54
$1.50
American
3
9-11
12-11
10-
$6
Co
Colortype
1
1-2-54
50c
& Cigar Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
67®
American
3-12
4-1-54
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
'
$1.75
$1.75
American Cigarette
$1.25
—
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Chicle
American
(quar.)—
Foundry
American Chain & Cable Co.
Institute
Quarterly
Below
(quar.)
non-cum.
50c
(quar.)_____
Mercantile
12-11
non-cum.
50c
Co-operative
•-11
1-2-54
75C
77®
25c
Wyckoff Steel Co.
9-17
2
75c
7%
25c
&
8-31
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
9- 2
9-11
35c
1
9-15
$1.12te
9-
1
1
1
9-21
8-14
10-
10-
1
1
8-14
1
10-
10-
1
1
1
10-
75c
10-
9-15
9-
9-
25c
50c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
common
43 %C
20c
$1.20
$1.20
——
Co.,
9572c
75C
common
preferred
(quar.)
&
Common
25c
1
Co.,
Note
(quar.)
Common
1
25c
(quar.)
Youngstown Steel
Bank
9-15
1
"
25c
oc-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bakeries
convertible
American
27 tec
common
Light 4727®
Automobile
preferred
6%
9-10
75c
(quar.)__
—4
&
(quar.)
conv.
9-
3c
(s-a)
—
Co.
Co.
Sugar
10-
10-
8-l»
10-
Co
Mfg.
American Airlines, 372%
20c
Co.,
Goods
25c
10-
7-31
9-
25c
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6%
15c
5
9-10
ouc
150c
40C
An"
*$1.32
preferred (quar.)
574% 2nd redeemable preferred
4%
10-15
9-10
8-20
8-15
9-10
9-10
7 tec
1
8-
Aluminum
10-
1
1
9-18
25c
8-14.
99-
9-10
9-
9-19
9-
8-14
125c
1
2
1
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
9-30
9-
8-21
9-
1
8-25
75c
4
5
10-
8-25
15c
pfd
—
__—
9-10
9-
9-
9-
81 tec
50c
93%C
(quar.)
9-10
1
9-30
9-14
25c
10-
9-19
$1
•
-
1
~
Aluminum Co. of America, common-
9-30
9-
25C
Ltd.
9-
50c
(quar.)—
Co.
S.I
(A.
Aluminium,
$1.50
(quar.)
—
Electric
preferred
Co.
Woodward
5%
Co.
Alpha Portland
25c
(quar.)
$1.50
20c
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
9
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Abitibi
8-14
(quar.)___
(quar.)
9
45c
iquar.)
Newell
&
Oil
Zion's
9-21
1
'
20c
(accum.)
Gas
4.80%
Wiser
9-28
9
10-
9-10
10-20
10-
9-
9-10
1
9-11
-
fl
10-
9-10
1
10-
75c
10-
5>i.i^y2
10-
1
50c
11-
2
8-20
(quar.)__^
Corp. (quar.).
11-
9-30
6-14
1
50c
11-
11-
9-10
9-
30c
$1.14
10-
9-
25c
Extra
67®
9-15
60c
common
(Louis)
Aloe
12tec
Ltd.—
67®
1
$-14
1
(quar.):
preferred
374%
50c
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
9-
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., common
$1
Co.
&
9-
$1.09%
25c
oc"
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
Stores,
47®
30c
iquar.)—
(quar.)
Wisconsin Power
ABC
2272c
$1.0272
__^t
preferred B
9-30
15c
Products
Allied
35c
taccum.)__
9-10
9-14
15c
—
B.l
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Mills,
Allied
9-10
9-21
50c
$1.0772
preferred
preferred
Hydro
8-20
9-15
9174c
Angeles)
<quar.)__
iquar.)_.—____
5%
pfd A (quar.).___—
Wisconsin
4
9-21
10-
8-10
10-
25c
(Bait.)
iquar.)
Inc.
Ohio
4%
1
(quar.i
(Los
9-
9-18
10-
Allied
9
9-
9-19
10-
$1.75
Oil & Snowdrift Co.
Winston
9-10
9-16
9-
—
Extra
—
Whirlpool Corp. common (quar.)
572 7® preferred (quar.)
Willet (Consider H.t, Inc. (quar.)—
10-
iquar.)
iquar.).
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp. common
$5 preferred (quar.)
4
10-
Laboratories
25c
Weyhaeuser Timber Co.
9-19
60c
Seattle Gas Co., common
(quar.)
6% convertible preferred
Seven-Up Bottling
1
Allied
8-25
1
9-
31'/4c
Guaranty
preferred
West
7
50c
Scranton Spring Brook Water
Service Co.—
Common (quar.)
preferred
9-
29%c
preferred
Iquar.)..:
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Scranton Electric Co., common
4.10%
8
(J.
End
67®
1
(quar.i—
(quar.)—
Scott & Fetzer (quar.i—Scovill Mfg. Co., common
4.40% preferred
Scranton Lace Co.
10-
9-
70c
30c
(quar.)—___
preferred
10-
(quar.)__
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc. common
1st
West
9-18
9-15
2'%
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
Lock Co.
3.357«
1
4
_____
preferred
3.65%
9-
67®
9-15
25c
(quar.)
4%%
.
A
Omaha,
of
Agricultural Co.,
Baking Co. common
Wesson
9-22
$1.25
4%%
Schlage
10-
& Dye
Gas
1
9-
Reclaiming Co.—
Wells-Gardner
15c
25c
(quar.)
Public Service Co.,
Water
20c
150c
(quar.).
A
preferred
$1.18%
30c
(quar.)
new
—
Warner-Hudnut,
75c
—...
dividend)
Joseph Light & Power,
5%-
9-11
272c
Chemical
75c
—
Equipment Co. (quar.)
Mfg., class A iquar.)
572%
9-15
9-15
Allied
1
25c
(quar.)__
Waialua
1
9-15
50c
—
class A__
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.
St.
9-
9-11
5c
(quar.)
(quar.).^
(stock
Russell
9-11
9-24
50c
'
Co.
1
9-21
20c
two-
Virginia-Carolina Chemical 67® pfd. (accum.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd.
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)
9-21
9-24
$1.75
(quar.).—__
piiiberoid Co.
Viceroy
1
^
preferred A
stock
(s-a)
non-cumulative
Victor
1
$1.75
Riverside Silk Mills, Ltd., $2 partic.
Ronson Art Metal Works, Inc.
Rdos
9-18
10-
iquar.)
Co.
9-18
1
50c
iquar.)..
Paper
1
10-
50c
—
Inc.
Raisin
10-
10-
(quar.f....
$1
(qu^r.)
common
Refining
Veeder-Root,
10-
iquar.)
Co._,
Motors,
River
4%%
8
$1
— __——
preferred
Co.,
convertible
Sciver
Ward
(quar.)
2nd
8
9-
$2
Iquar.)..
7% original preferred
Rand's,
Inc.
(quar.)
9-
35e
Ihc.
75c
Mfg., Inc.
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc.
Vapor Heating. Corp.
9-15
1
9-30
Rubber
Oil
57«
$1.1674
preferred (quar.)
Publication Corp., common
preferred
1
S.
Van
10-
127ZC
—
4.657r
1st
4
9-15
20c
—
—
T/c
9-
9-30
56V4C
(quar.)——
(quar.i.—^
9-25
9-30
Industries.
25c
$1.40
8
10-
9-15
Allen
1
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Co.
&
Freight Co.
Utah
9-
45c
Providence Washington Insurance
iquar.)
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
Non-voting
9-10
25c
57r
preferred
Envelope
S.
U.
9-10
6
9-16
62V2C
—
preferred (accum.l——
Prospect Hill Apartments—
$5.40 preferred (accum.)__.___
4%
1
10-
5c
Pressed Steel Car Co., common
472'% preferred A Iquar.)
Prfestole
10-
75c
(quar.)
9-15
—
Extra
50c
5%
preferred
(quar.i——
Potomac Electric Power Co:, common
3.60'%
preferred
iquar.)
Ang.)
Corp.______
preferred
S. Fidelity &
U.
iquar.
9-
9-30
$1
Gas
U.
27.
$1.75
common
Yards
Stock
Merchants
Ry.—
$1.75
Co.,
9-15
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel, common (quar.)—
$4.3772 preferred (quar.i^—;
Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Common
iquar.)
Paper Corp.
United
U.
iquar.)
1
directors pro¬
a
common
Film
Clutch
United
was
(quar.i-^
Metallurgical Co.
Valley Wine Co
Disc
7 7»
iquar.)
preferred
Pittsburgh
—
Quarterly
9-
9-10
$1.25
Aug.
on
& Chicago
23 on
the
Bag &
1
9-10
75c
30c
(quar.)————
Oct.
Century-Fox
Union
8
20c
(quar.)...
usually declared at this time
Pittsburgh,
split
Pacific RR., common
preferred
(s-a)
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron—
Dividend
on
to
A'/o
9-10
10c
—
common
9-
Power Co.—
special meeting
a
1
redemption
for
share plus this divi¬
$50 per
at
1
called
issue
(entire
Oct.
9-15
9-30
4
Co.
on
25c
Union
9-i0
1
————
_
(quar.)——
at
10-
9-
1
dend)
25c
_
iquar.)
(increased)
Light &
8-20
10-
1
$1.0674
(quar.)
—
Union
9-10
lu-
(Alan) -Steel
"Wood"
see
25c
:
iquar.)
vote
9-10
$3
9-18
$1.10
f
Assn.
Electric
Gas
held
Twin
o-10
10-
ferred
9-15
lor-one.
1
$1.15
Exploration :_L—
Underwriters
posal
9-10
9-15
$1.1272
(quar.i—
Corp.
9-18
15c
__
Alan
$1
_______
common
1
9-
10c
(Los
10-
9-15
62 72c
Co.
$1.15
Alleghany Corp., $2.50 convertible prior pre¬
4
40c
iquar.)
common
9-18
$30
Wood
(s-a)
25c
(quar.)
8-22
1
9-30
10-
8-22
1
10-
Allied
...
1
9-
$1.05
"
——i.——
Ry.
$1
<quar.)__
to be
10
9-15
$1.10
(quar.)
Mulliken,
preferred
ISJ-
quarterly
& Vlcxsburg
Alabama
9-11
1
9-
87 tec
87tec
Natural Gas Co.—
Tennessee
Increased
1
20c
(quar.)
Corp., common
8-21
9-15
10-
$2.50
—
9-
9-15
10-
50c
Stockholders will
20th
—
Corp.
Shipyards
9-15
30c
(quar.i—_
preferred
preferred
Tucson
j<v. • 4
1
5°c
preferred
Pettibone
-14
$10
-
(quar.)
Petroleum
*
10-
its. c
...
Pep L'oys
Perfex
1
1
—
Co.,
Packing
Truck
377ac
liquidating)--
preferred
472%
-7S
10-
——
Torrington Mfg. (quar.)-..
Troxel
Mfg. Co.___
4
$1.1272
_
Controls, Inc., class A iquar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
4.60'%
9-
10-15
4.60%
9-11
1
$6
;
Todd
9-11
2
10-
25c
Trust
8-18
Extra
——
&
Insurance
Tobin
9-11
9-21
10-
9-11
(s-a)
52c
<quar.)___
Quarterly
10-31
common.
Penn
4.40%
9-30
tec
1
10-
50c
—
iquar. 1
7 %
7%
preferred Iquar.)-———
Pacific-American Investors, $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Common
8-31
$-18
5
prior
Alabama
9-24
3772C
<quar.)_
pfd- a iquar.)
preferred
Title
8-31
1
25c
Products
(2nd
1
5%
America—
(quar.)
common
Steel
10-
10-
37
iquar.)
Co.
__________
preferred
Ontario
Co.
Insurance
Corp.,
472%
Common
150c
Ltd.
____
Line
8-21
5
9-11
43%C
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4V2V0
47«'% preferred B iquar.)
Tishman Realty
& Construction—
1
9-
9-
15c
$1.21
Inc.,
35c
preferred (quar.).
Power Co.* 4.207® preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-
372%
9-24
9-30
preferred
Alabama Gas
35c
initial series
preferred series B
non-conv.
9-
9-30
120c
*
prefened
9-15
9-15
$1.25
Co.,
Markets,
Thorofare
5
9-
4
.
Welder
7-31
37 72C
iquar.)
Electric
9-30
(Wis.)—
Insurance
Extra
Old
9-21
8
9-
35c
common
9-30
iquar.)
States
Title
Co.,
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
29c
Quarterly
Ohio
Thermoid
9-
110c
20c
(quar.)
22 tec
— _—
9-
1
*——
..i..——
Carbon
Thermatomic
8
0-11
Thomson
iquar.)
9-15
10-
5%
..
preferred
1
8-28
$1
(quar.)-
class A
5
25c
Extra
1
9-
9-22
preferred (quar.)...—
Mfg. Co
—w
Canton & Youngstown HR.—
Akron
5
9-
25c
-w—«—
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-
9-15
—
4.50%
9-
1272C
—
(quar.).
Inc.
prtierred
4%
50C
Northwestern
Ogilvie
9-
9-14
40c
Power
preferred
Oakland
9-15
$1
iquar.)
preferred
common...
(quar.)
Texas Utilities Co.
(increased)
Textiles, Inc., common iquar.)
9-16
30c
—
(increased)
States
1
50c
._2__
Co.—
Co.
convertible
Northern
10-
$1.06 %
Co
preferred
4 te%
20c
common
iquar.)
Indiana
Common
;
Insurance
Chemical
Northern
57c
(quar.)
9-14
11272C
(quar.)..——
(quar.)
'.
Power & Light Co., $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
Texas
——
Inc.,
1
Inc.—
—:
Niagara
Texas
50C
iquar.)
9-16
9-28
162 72C
<s-a)_
6%
Power,
1
9-15
37 tec
$1.12 te
(quar.)
9-28
9-30
1
8-14
1
9-
9-
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)___
Air Reduction Co., Inc., common (quar.) —
Alabama
preferred (quar.)
—
Eleccnc Service, $4 preferred (quar.)_
10c
A
preferred
Cos..
Instrument
56 '/* c
Auction
Niagara
4
Co.
9-16
9-30
1
9-
25C
9-10
1:50c
—
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., com. iquar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
_
$4.40 convertible preferred
(quar.)—_„_
9-15
(quar.)—___._
Service,
Extra
4%%
1
Engineering
2
9-
9-15
_
9-28
—
—
Co.......
quarterly
(quar.)
9-
9-15
9-15
15c
(quar.).
Roller Bearing, com.
Standard
9-25
7tec
^
9-24
7 72C
participating preferred (quar.)
Machine Tool Co.—
Increased
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
5%
8-25
30C
(quar.)_
.
8-14
9-11
12 tec
_
Castings Corp,
Aetna
18%c
iquar.)——.—
A
9-11
9-12
60C
12 tec
Ball &
Aetna
9-11
1
Sundstrand
50c
preferred
$4.25
Public
preferred
Newport
Class
37 tec.
10-
1
10-
40c
(quar.)
Aluminum
Aeroquip
9
9-
10-
50c
-
B
9-21
25c
Ltd.—
preferred
iquar.)—...
Stuart (D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.—
9-15
50c
iquar.)
——
4%
9-17
—
(quar.)
York
0-15
1
9-25
i
Telephone Co., Ltd.
Jersey Water.
Orleans
9-10
5uc
New Hampshire lire Insurance Co.
Iquar.)_
NeW Jersey Natural Gas, 6% preferred (s-a)
Common
9-15
25c
50c
(quar.)——
:
1
9-30
35c
Share
•
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
When
Halto*
Payable of Men.
Per.i
tr
Extra
9-30
10-30
50c
preferred A iquar.)
—
Stix, Baer & Fuller, 7% preferred (quar.) —
Stromberg-Cailson Co., common (quar.)..—
9-30
10-
137 tec
(quar.i.
-—- —
Ltd.
,
b"
L
'
Express Co
Advance
1
9-
27c
672%
B
■
-i
'
135c
(quar.)
...
convertible
Finance,
&
-j •*
■
Almworth
———
S.)
Loan
State
9-10
(quar.).—
Inc.
ik-a)
Home Products,
13c
(increased)
Co.
10-
2
1
50c
Paving & Materials,
Standard
Starrett*(L.
_
-
Nekoosa-Edw? rds Paper
Brunswick
Common
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Refining
Cement
9-16
(quar.)
;
Nazareth
iquar.)
9-10
9-16
50c
—
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Sugar
prelerred
75c
1
t
.
$1
iquar.)...
9-30
10-
Adams
62V2C
50c
Bros, iquar.)
—-—_
Marine Insurance (quar.)
Factors Corp., common (quar.) —
9-30
—
Inc.—
Industries,
&
National-Standard
National
1
9-
income
iquar.)
Steel
9-14
50c
$1.50
National
National
participating
4.327c
preferred
Spalding (A. G.) &
Springfield Fire &
8-20
9-15
177ac
1T/uC
——
preferred
5%
30C
$1.75
(quar.)
Oil
Presto
8-28
1
9-15
50c
capital
Corp.
Screw
1
10-
5oc
Gas
National
9-
9-10
30c
62 tec
62 tec
<quar.)_
dividend
National
National
9-10
1
9-
25c
^—
preferred iquar.)
Co., Ltd. iquar.)
Southern California Edison—
1
Wire
325c
(quar.)
com.
8%
9-
Steel
Acme
15c
Southam
35c
Hess,
&
1
I
Acme
9-18
25c
—
•
iquar.)—
Penn Oil Co.
iquar.).
Porto Rico Sugar Co., common
South
0-15
$1.75
—
common
from
realized
from
8-31
8-31
1
9-10
-
preferred
57c
9-l()
10-
40C
—
Bellas
4%%
(quar.)——
South Carolina Electric & Gas,
South
1
Co.
Standard
:
National
New
Mfg.
9-10
50c
(quar.)
(10c
Nash-Kelvinator
New
(H.)
9-18
10-
$1.75
_______
Net-
9-
Inc.—
Iquar.)
Corp. of America,
4%
preferred
iquar.)
Muskogee Co.
.
9-24
87 V2C
._
Murray
and
'Smith
35C
iquar.)
Co.
Brass
Mutual
4
9-18
10-16
—
6% preferred (quar.)
Works (quar.)——
Paper Mills, Ltd.
Iquar.)——
Engineering
20c
preferred
Extra
Murray
9-
62 72c
(quar.)
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated,
7%
9-24
Stock
...
5% pfd. iquar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine, com. iquar.).7% preferred iquar.)
Mohroe Chemical Co., $3.50 pid. (quar.)—
Montana Flour Mills, common
iquar.)—,—
7% 2nd preferred iquar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., common iquar.) —
$2.50
preferred
iquar.)
Mueller
Smith
2
9-25
27c
Skiles Oil Corp.,
9-15
120C
—
Mohroe Auto Equipment Co.,
Morris
9-15
9-30
120c
— --- —
iquar.)
A
9-
9-30
120C
—
(quar,)
—
,
participating
Extra
B
9-12
25C
25C
iquar.)——
75c
(quar.)
dividend
40c
iquar J.
Co.
________—-■
Molson's
80c
Co.
Rubber
r -i
-
.
.
Co.
7-14
50c
iquar.)
Corp.
Fuel
River
Mfg.
Mohawk
Oil
Shell
9-30
120C
Mississippi
Modlne
Payable 0/ Ree.
-Share
.
*
.
Name of Company * •
Payable of Roe.
Share
Name of Company
Holder*
When
per
When
per
31, 1953*
and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, August
115c
9-
1
7-31
t$1.12te
3-
1
7-31
jxoc
(Continued on page 48)
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(767)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRIGES
Bange Since Jon. 1
Tear 1052
Lowest
Highest
41% Oct
64% Jan
6
Oct
2
108
125
Jan
39% Jun
17
24
99
25
Jun
Nov
24% Nov
8% May
6
26
2
1
10 % Jun
29
ABC
July 21
6% Jan
23
ACF-Brill
6
Acme
2
Adams
36% Feb
25
Adams-Millis
■48
59% Jan
27
32% Jan
6
115% Dec
17
7
May 21
22
11
155
Aug 28
6
3% Mar
2
29
23% July
4
76
May
Jun
24% Jun
8% Jun
50
Jan
16
4
10
30
23% Aug 25
101 % Jun
150
Jun
12
3
2% Aug 26
1
17% Jun
9
70
16
Aug 10
3% Aug 26
10% Mar
6
51% July
8
114% Jan
5
160
Mar 11
$3
4.50%
Alabama
&
14
Alaska
Juneau
5
Aldens
Inc
Feb
27
5% Dec
23
5
158 % Dec
23
132
Feb
9
152
Jan
5
5%%
73
7
May 24
80
F<Jb
13
91
Apr
10
1
Aug 28
81
82
31% Oct
16
21
29
Aug 28
39
98
Nov
10
110
Jan
17
95
July 31
104
85
Jan
2
98
Nov
25
89% Aug 28
98
8
Apr
30
10
Dec
23
67% May
18
46% Jan
78% Aug 11
7
Aug 28
21% Jan
23%
24
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102 V4
157%
158
159
159
159
160
Dec
23
91
Aug 26
118% Jan
2
49% Dec
30
44
Aug 28
123
l
21
-
42% Apr
47%
Oct~l6
2% Oct
33
52 '/4
May 25
16% Jun
29
15% Sep
141% Jan
15
9
X235
Apr
9
60% Peb
20
74
Dec
30
16% Jan
90
18% Jan
11
156
19% Mar 18
16% May
2
29
Jan
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2'%
5,700
*19'%
19%
19'%
19'%
*19%
19'%
1,700
71'%
*70'A
*70%
6%
15% Jan
3%%
American
97% Jun
4%%
20% Feb
American
10% Dec
18
15% Aug
7
7% Au? 19
43
Dec
19
53 % Aug
37 % Aug 28
36% Oct
30
7
41% Mar 13
17
107
Apr
22
Amer
12 % Jan
47
Apr
23
24
2nd
40 V2 Jan
Jun
103 % Feb
18
14
28% May 16
43% Aug
5
6
Mar
Feb
11
4% Jan
a
9
Jan
7
36% Dec
12
31% Feb
9
5
9
49% May 25
78 y4 Feb
0
85 Va Mar 18
42% Jan
23
7%
1%
Car &
7
34% Jan
26
American
Chain
&
24
50'/8 Feb
16
American
Chicle
21% Jan
a
American
Crystal
89
15
96% Jan
15
90
6
96% Mar
4
4%/%
50% Aug 25
59% Jun
9
41% Jun
9
55% Jan
6
170 %■ Jan
22
117% Jun
10
6
3%%
54% Jan
22
6
30
Jun
29
39% Jan
6% Jun
30
8% Jan
33
Jan
9
3
33% Aug 11
27
4
31% Jan
16% Mar
7
I81/4 Aug 14
14% July 14
17% Feb
8
Dec
31
Jun
7% Nov
13
12% Mar
45% Jan
10
5~5~
3% Oct
21
30% Sep
3
45
X35% Oct
8
39% July 23
5% Apr
9
Peb
14
96
Dec
19
86
Jan
9
93% Apr
20% Feb
26
23% Jun
30
18
July 22
22% Jan
7
«
Febll
48
73
19% Jan
4
5% Jan
8
25
Jan
Aug
Dec
10
14
8
3
Feb
19
27% Jun
18
Feb"
19
96
Jun
24
16% Apr
24
78% Feb
11
13% Apr
24
*22% May 16
97
Jan
3
13
Jan
2
7
Dec
Oct
31
102
36
Jufy~3l
Jun
American
Hide
July 21
16
25% Mar 18
104
Mar
6%
18% Mar 26
24% Mar 16
24
79 % Jan
12
86
Feb
10
19% Feb
2
30% July 23
May 15
17% Dec 31
4
11
27
&
Home
American
5%%
Amer Machine
Metal
Atner
Co
26% Feb
105% Feb
9
4%%
18% Feb
2
American
7% Jun
22
American
Molasses
37
Mar 17
American
Natural
7
37
Mar 27
American
News
39% Mar 24
American
165
Feb
6
Aug
23
8
7
7% Jan
17
Oct
29
24% Jun
12
42% Apr
24
49% Dec
3
19
38% May 19
148
Feb
19
36% Dec
11
122% Oct
29
30% Oct
16
34
Apr
9
50% Dec
18
127
Mar 14
53
Jan
165% Sep
39% Feb
131
Jun
36% Jan
29
30
15% Feb
4
No par
100
1
7%
Std
6
8% Jun
23
American
Safety
23% Jan
13
American
com
14
65 V2 Jan
30
Jun
37
Jan
2
Apr
20
25
159% Jan
Feb
Co_.
No par
preferred—100
Co of
111
com.—No par
Co—No par
5
Razor
—10
No par
Co
No par
100
Snuff
Co
No par
Foundries
Stores
Sugar Refining com—100
66% Dec
16
Apr
14
10
65
Jan
8
5
77% Aug
3
139% Nov
21
130% Jun
5
16
69% Jan
21
40 V2 Jun
10
60% Jan
116% Jan
3
Sumatra
American
Tel
Tobacco
6%
Viscose
Corp
-100
25
com
119% Jan
24
9% Dec
15
37 % Jan
7
81% Nov
18
95% Jan
22
75
Aug 25
88% Mar 17
7%
64% Nov
19
82
7
66
Aug 28
77% Mar 17
$4 conv prior preference
Feb
9
16% Aug 28
119
5%
Jan
American
Water Works Co
27% Jan
American
16% Oct
16
13
13% July 16
23
Jan
30
73% Aug 19
97
Jan
6
15
55% Jan
24
31 y8 July 28
45% Feb
26
2
48% Dec
31
46
Jan
30
May 12
31% Jan
2
30% Apr
15
40% May
26% Feb
109
Jun
10
21% Jan
57
5
102
Jan
40% Oct
15
15
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
38% May
1
11% Nov 21
50% Dec
19
24% Jan
24
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
6% Jan
3
60
For footnotes
July
7
see page
26
25% Aug 27
94
Jun
25
106% Mar
Amer
Zinc
$5
prior
33% July 23
45
41 y4 Feb
57% May
9
9
July 29
Jan
15% Feb
5
6
26
Lead
&
conv
preferred
Anaconda
Wire
&
Hocking
Common
Cable
Glass
Anderson-Prichard
Andes
Copper
Oil
Corp
Mining
Inc
7
A
31 % Aug 28
52
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
W
21.80
Clayton & Co
Jan
P
7%
20
7 Va
7%
7,900
37%
37'%
100
37%
37'%
l,70o
*94'%
95%
200
14 Va
14'%
8,100
14%
*13%
14'%
16%
16%
16%
700
4Va
4%
4%
9,800
34'%
34 Va
34 Va
34%
12,700
42%
42%
43
42%
42 V8
800
35 Va
34%
35 %
35'/a
35%
4,900
79%
78%
78'/a
78%
78%
1,400
*37%
37%
38
37'%
37%
96%
95'%
95'%
14%
14'%
14%
Products
Co
14
16%
16%
5
4%
14%
*137/s
16%
16%
4%
34%
34%
42%
142%
*14
16%
4%
34'%
*42%
35%
34%
35
79
29%
47%
20%
78%
78%
*78%
29%
*29%
28%
15^
9%
29%
35
5
34 3%
29%
*47
47%
47'%
47%
20
20 %
20 Va
20
*22%
22%
*22'%
91
91
*91
45%
46%
*125
33%
7%
*27%
14%
8%
135
33%
7%
28
14%
9'/a
Va
29
*47'%
xl9%
39
*125
22%
*22'%
22%
91%
*91
91 %
135
33%
33%
*125
33'%
*7%
7%
27%
27%
15
14%
14 Va
9
9%
8%
30'%
30 Va
30 Va
61'%
x59'%
4 Va
4'/a
4
4
*34
38
*34
38
40%
41
*40%
41'%
*7%
8
8
8
*90
93
*91
95
*18%
18%
18%
22%
22%
*22%
*101%
102 %
*101%
15%
14%
15
91%
91%
29%
32%
30%
14Vs
162
7%
19%
52
31
142%
40
33'%
7%
28 Va
14%
18%
23
102%
14%
15
92
92
9
14%
*91%
7%
28
1,200
200
200
14%
1,700
8%
8%
25,100
30'%
13,600
59'%
2,200
'/a
40%
8
3%
*34
4
2,000
38
40%
40%
7%
7%
95
*91
*17'%
18'%
2,600
300
94
18%
22%
*22%
*101%
33'%
59
38
18%
14%
10
132
30 Va
*34
*91
*7%
100
18,400
30%
4
*7%
■33 Va
*27
46
60
4
40%
45%
*122
*7%
*60%
102% |
14%
93
22%
*101'%
102'%
14%
14'%
400
*91
93
700
4,800
300
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
*81 %
82 %
*81 Va
82 %
♦81 Va
82%
17 Va
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,500
20 %
20
20
19%
20
20
20
2,300
*101
103
103
*101
103
21%
22
81%
81%
17%
20
*101
135
*27%
30%
15%
7%
35%
1,900
2,00 0
45 Va
*22'%
1,600
47'%
19%
*91
60%
23
29
46%
19%
x45'%
30
7%
93
19
29
47 Va
46 Va
22%
60
4%
38
40%
29'%
100
20
91°%
45%
30%
103
*101
15%
10,600
110
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
7%
7 Va
7%
7 %
7%
7 Va
7 Va
7 Va
600
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
5,600
*29%
29'%
34%
35
3404
35
1,700
900
29 Va
29%
*29%
29%
29%
29Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32
31 %
*30
30 Va
30%
30%
400
13%
18,400
31
*30%
13%
14
13%
*161%
162
*161%
*30
7%
7Va
7%
13%
162
7 Va
13%
*161%
7
18%
18%
19
19
52
53
50%
51
*50%
29%
30 %
29%
30
28%
141%
39%
*124
30
42 %
*41%
51%
124%
142
39%
127
30%
1
141%
39 %
*124
30
42%
42%
51%
*51%
125
124%
.19%
141%
39'/a
127
30 %
42%
52 %
125
141%
39%
*124
29%
42%
*51
124%
13%
162
7 Va
19'%
52
29%
141%
39%
127
13%
*161'%
7
18%
*51
29
141%
39%
*124
30'/a
29%
42%
*42%
51%
125
51%
125
1,500
162
7'%
19
52
5,100
3,000
130
29 Va
20,400
141%
270
40
1,400
127
29%
43
51%
125
5,600
900
300
210
800
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
155%
154%
154%
154%
154%
154%
154%
154%
154%
52,400
74%
75%
74
74%
74
10,600
75 %
74%
133%
/133%
134
134%
134
42%
42%
42%
115%
115%
*115%
42%
116
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
17 Va
17%
17'/a
17%
75%
17%
76%
68
15%
76%
33%
*74%
41%
*115%
9%
17
-
9'%
9%
5,900
16%
16 Va
7,700
*75
75%
75'%
75'%
x66 %
66%
66
66
14%
14%
14%
14'%
14%
75%
*74%
75%
*74%
75%
74%
32%
33 '/a
32%
32 Va
32%
33
47%
47
47%
32%
33
47
47
25%
25%
*97
*34%
98%
35
34%
44 4
9 /2
*3%
32 4
98 /a
35
45 /2
9 %
3%
32 4
"97
35%
98 Va
*97
35%
35
25 %
25 Va
26
96
96
35
35%
35%
45'%
10
46 %
45%
45%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
*3%
3%
3%
3%
>3%
32%
32%
321/4
31%
32
74%
98%
45
45%
90
9%
17'%
14%
47
3%
32%
7,000
75%
67%
25%
1°%
160
42'%
*67%
25%
47%
135'%
115'%
xl4%
47%
*3%
32%
41%,
15 Va
25%
*97
*9%
135'%
115%
75 %
46%
46
116
67
26%
5
42'/4
75
47%
10
74%
135
74
67
47
14
No par
.
*26
No par
No par
5
14
16%
5%
35 'A
42%
15
6.25
9
3% Jun
7'%
7%
39
Corp—
—
preferred
Anderson
14%
75
32%
25
50
Copper Mining
$4
7'%
*37%
62
17%
76 Va
68
100
No par
Smelt com
1
Anaconda
5
14'%
9%
5
No par
preferred
Anchor
24
Inc
Woolen common
38
Oct
100
preferred
10% Feb
89% Oct
14%
7%
74%
25
common
preferred
American
13
8
54
134% 134%
42%
43%
*115% 116
100
Co
22
Jun
17
*53
33,500
14%
154%
5
Tobacco
Tel
&
7% Jun
9
*16%
14%
51
51
124% 124%
100
preferred
22% Oct
112y4 Jun
17 Va
54'%
14%
42
1
Co
American
138% Jan
Dec
7%
Steel
American
16% July 30
161 % Ja»
17%
*95'%
7%
i
*53%
95 Va
*124
127
30% 31%
preferred—100
American
12
2,200
12 V8
77 7
17 Va
38
39%
25
common
American
152% Jun
300
4,000
66
54'/a
95%
13%
*161 %
7%
19
51
30%
142'A
common—5
100
Mar 20
1
17%
160'%
*53%
37%
30
cl B—No par
Aug 19
161% Dec
62%
*17
38
97
32%
1
May 12
11
159
63
17
39
No par
2
45
16
62
54%
*37%
No par
Gas
noncumulative
6%
19
17
7%
39
15%
*7%
35
29%
.—
58
Feb
17%
*93%
12%
*77%
92
92
22% 22%
82% 82%
17%
17%
20%
20%
*101
103
No par
2
134
63
*53%
15
100
7
100
22
25
163
63
53%
22"%
1
Feb
Jun
18'%
161
63
*101% 102%
1
100
common
38
121
93%
7%
*90
*18%
1
50% Jun
36
*17%
4%
*36
40%
50
60% Mar
29 % Aug 28
17%
162'%
*17%
162
62%
30%
1
40% Aug 18
6
19%
159%
18%
160 %
61
5
10
American
29
*17%
*27%
14%
9'/4
40c
preferred
7%
American
2
18%
163%
63
20
22%
22%
*91
92
46
47
*425
133
33% 33%
7%
7%
10
No par
Ship Building Co
Smelt & Refg com
Amer
5
40'% Aug 10
127
11,100
2%
38 Va
47
20
1
American
6
46'%
*2%
*35%
35
*78%
29%
100
Co
Seating
Jan
46 Va
23%
38 Va
*42%
No par
Co
preferred
171% Feb
6
44
46%
*2%
*35%
25
10
Sany
2
28% Aug 27
46'%
2%
38 Va
12.50
1
Power__No par
& Cliem
&
11
136
10% Oct
57
Rad
Jan
120
2
Amer Potash
Amer
Jun
48% Jan
46 Va
*2%
*35%
*13%
1(i%
5
347/0
_1
Corp
Co
6
16% July
46%
2%
38%
14
2
5%% —50
Co
148
9
150% Jun
54% May 19
36% Jan
20
135% July
1
16% Jan 11
129% Jan
22
47%
*2%
*35%
53%
7%
*37%
38
*95%
100
Optical
Jun
46 %
38%
300
440
Metal Products Co-
5
1.3% July 27
47%
2%
17
10
preferred
28% Aug
29
II,000
1,100
SS
Ltd
8
29 y4 Jan
1
2,300
48%
600
& Metals
17
39%, Sep 23
44'%
47
1,900
preferred
& Fdry common
3.90% preferred
12
16% Apr
175% Aug
44
491/2
96
Macli
Jan
16
44%
48%
96
7%
Amer
36
28
44%
50
95
common
Locomotive
36% Jun
13% Oct
44 Va
49'%
95
ser
Investment
31% July 30
33% Oct
44%
50 %
93%
prior preferred
American
28% Dec
19
45 Va
49 %
93%
Secur
noncumulative
6%
23
Aug 10
44%
51%
200
91'%
95
Products
15% Aug 27
28
45
*90%
a
preferred
94% Jun
15
91%
27'%
Leather com
18% Jun
7 Va Jun
*90%
12%
American International Corp.No par
24
16% Jun
91%
15,800
27 %
American Ice Co common
100% Mar 17
91
*91%
4,500
89 %
*77'%
Electric
&
convertible
American
9
31
105
35% Dec
25
14% July 28
89
20% Jan
Jan
3
5% Mar 25
6
15
92
91%
38'%
45 %
45
12Vg
common
Foreign
Gas
8
*87'%
27%
Co
Hawaiian
8% July
2
8
&
American
23
9
Apr
18% Dec
American
6% Jan
*37%
45%
77%
Lilies Inc
American
17
38'%
89%
45
12%
Co
European
42 'A Aug
37%
*87%
45%
27 Va
No par
Distilling
Export
1^
38 %
89'/a
45'%
771/2
Encaustic Tiling
American
American
36% Jun
38 '/a
*87%
45%
27%
Sugar
4
Aug
38%
88
45
13'/a
preferred
4
May 25
33% Feb
38
88
46
78
Cyanamid Co com
10
conv preferred series B_100
American
39% May 27
22% Aug 25
prior
20
15
Sep
84
11
67
38%
89
45%
91%
27%
Cable
American
Jun
24% Dec
19
29
21%
9
3% July 27
99
17%
Jan
5
5*
l,40o
13 Va
American
29% Jan
200
20
25%
27%
com
Color type
6
20% Aug
3
251/4 May 27
American
83% Oct
25%
78
Co
2
Jan
*19%
25 Va
12%
100
28
151
19%
X25%
27%
Fdry common
16% Jan
9
*19%
26
77%
preferred
44% Apr
May
20
25%
13%
preferred
American
8
143
*19%
6,100
28
common
6
May
19%
26%
25
Co
25
Mar
19%
26%
10
68 %
78Va
20
19% Feb
26
67%
13%
Radio
50% Jun
Apr
63%
1,100
27%
93%
common
in
&
2
July
*9
73%
common
14% May 21
20% Peb 13
32% Feb
'
89'%
9%
89 %
9
7,900
100
95
1
preferred
interest
of
44% Jan
♦n%
29%
100
-
preferred
Can
34% Feb
1
100
Corp
Inc
American
12
29
Broadcasting-Paramount
4
26
_40
80
47
*2%
No par
pfd
1952
Cable
27
67%
68%
200
80
*93
35,900
*35%
18%
162
63
50
Bosch
68
x9
9 Va
3%
82'%
com__No par
Co
NoLe
American
83% Jun
Apr
Bank
1
42% Jun
(The)
Co
9%
*79%
50%
50
Corp
30'%
71 %
141
44%
0
1
com
common
conv
6% May
37% May
45% Nov
3%
140
20
38%
No par
1
Co
preferred
convertible
5%
12
3%
145'%
26 %
*88
Chemical__No par
Bakeries
cum
Ctfs
15% Mar 20
16% Jun
3%
20
No par
Airlines
conv
Theatres
15% Mar 19
*70'%
3%
26%
par
100
preferred
Sugar
preferred
4%
22
Oct
68%
20
America
Amer Brake Shoe Co
73% Apr 23
27% Oct 24
31
67%
preferred
Petroleum
American
Feb
94
16
29
68%
preferred
6%
Amer
4% Dec
68
100
Agricultural
American
Jan
36
13% Feb
9%
common
Leather
Amalgamated
Amerada
30%
9%
Corp common__No
Mfg
30 %
*89%
5
convertible
29% July
59
71'%
*142
91
9%
*90
No par
Amalgamated
84% Feb
12
3%
146
9
Co
Alpha Portland Cement
9
July 13
*70'%
*142
No par
Dye
convertible
16
Jun
3%
1
Inc
preferred
23
17
71%
146
91
74% Jun
50
3%
*89%
2
19
*70'A
*142
91
2
31
3%
*89%
75% Jan
61% Feb
71%
146
91
189 y2 Jan
20% Dec
Oct
3%
*142
30'%
9
5
102
1
96
of
270
2%
19%
*92
23
25
160
2%
19%
x29%
Jun
Nov
55
*159
2%
96
93% Aug 20
Apr
160
*159
170
19%
30%
26% Jun
12% May
73
I,100
*92
61% Apr
12% Apr
5
102'%
96
3%%
36 y8 Mar 24
*102
2%
100
Limited
3 Va Mar 24
30
102%
*92
Aluminium
23
7,700
102'%
95
20
21
2% Jan
23%
31%
54% Jan
41% Apr
33 % Jan
23%
95
Co
2
23%
30%
4%
5,400
23%
i
81
Allis-Clialiners
10,800
8%
50
*80
Aluminum
3
Jan
8%
50
81
14
19
35
8%
.1,900
50%
*79%
53% Aug
3 % Jan
24
25
81
23
54% Sep
23
Nov
24 %
*80%
Stores
2
25 «/a
81
Allied
8
51 %
80%
15
16
51%
19%
100
A
Mills
59 V2 Jan
8%
*50
1,100
300
51%
24%
28
81
Kid
29'%
28
5
19 % Feb
93% Feb
x28%
4
10
Chemical &
40% Jan
25'%
8%
Allied
6
24%
50'%
2
Aug 25
25%
8%
76% Jan
July
24%
50'%
Industries
45
25%
8%
Allen
88
51%
23 %
8
36% Apr 23
51'%
50 >/a
3
1
52
8%
29
*51
51%
*50
22%
29 3
£2%
8%
%
29
*29%
23 %
May
23
22
29%
23%
10% Mar
Oct
95
22 Va
29 %
50
16
61% Dec
22%
29'%
*29
*80
Allied
40% Dec
17
29%
30
81
Allied
17
2,200
22%
*80
8
July 17
22'%
29%
83
Mar 25
Apr
22 Va
22%
*29
*79%
Jan
90
3,100
82
33
36
4%
*79%
22
8
4%
8%
65% Jun
ttv« Juiy 20
5
23%
Alleghany Ludluin Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
4
4%
prior conv preferred-No par
prior preferred conv_
No par
$4
11
36
36% Peb
16
5
100
Ry
Mining
Gold
preferred
25% Aug 27
21
95% May
Jan
Feb
5
100
seriesLl
common
Mar 27
32% Peb
46 % Apr
Aug 24
5
50
$2.50
80
Apr
5% Mar 25
5
24%
50
4%% preferred
Alleghany Corp common.
24
79% May
5%
*52
common—No par
Vicksburg
3% Apr
20 V2 Aug
74
2,900
29%
1951
400
9
29%
1
pfd
4,200
8%
22%
com
41 %
102%
9 Va
29%
w
Share3
41 %
*101%
9
29 %
w
42
luJL %
9%
22%
Equipment
41%
101 %
9%
1
Inc
42'%
102
Aug. 28
5
10
Gas
41%
102
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
9%
No par
preferred
42%
101
Sales for
Thursday
9
Co
Reduction
41%
101
PRICES
Aug. 26
93/3
Corp
Corp
Affiliated
Air
Co
Express
Admiral
3
29% Jan
Steel
42%
102
SALE
Wednesday
9%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
9% Jan
2
41%
2.50
26% Jan
29% Dec
1
2% Apr
Co
35% Jan
51
18
Jan
Motors
HIGH
Aug. 25
*101
l
24
7% July 17
70
Corp.
10
9
Jan
Vending
Aug 28
32% Oct
2% Jan
5
Tuesday
Aug. M
100
28
22
18% Oct
Laboratories
preferred
28% Jun
24% Jan
139
4%
22 % Jun
24
106% May
Abbott
29
5
Sep
Jan
5
Jan
24
64
May
Monday
P»f
30
19
48
LOW AND
STOCK
30 y8 Jan
Dec
24
47% Jan
112
TOKK
EXCHANGE
35% Jan
42% Jan
30% Sep 16
33% Oct 20
56
4
NEW
Highest
10
9% Jvly
~5%
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
BiBfe for PreTleaa
L«WMt
Exchange
3%
32
250
210
4,000
160
18,500
750
1,500
10
1,400
3,700
600
100
2,900
15
I
16
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 31,
The
(768)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
8% Oct
77% Oct
22
9% Aug 25
96
Mar 13
10
57
Jan
92% Jan
3
99
107% Nov
3
16% Jan
22
7% Oct
24
9% Dec
6
32% Dec
>25% May
83
1
116% Jan
22
104
Dec
31
97
Jan
$6
19 % Jan
10% May 28
convertible
$4
Arnold
2
7% Aug 21
10 J/2 Mar 26
Artloom
25% Aug 25
32% Jan
Arvin
12% Aug 23
18% Mar 25
24% Aug 27
29
19
Aug 25
22% Mar 11
Aug 23
29
31
22% July 25
91
Feb
28
101
Dec
16
90
01
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
92% July
Aug 18
6
Mar 27
26 %
Jan
22
5.25%
99 % Apr
22
6%
100
Mar 25
32
July 28
Atchison
104% Dec
51% Jan
94
88 % Jun
9
Jan
13
50% Jun
23
57% Jan
13
Dec
I
25% Fob
18
28% Ja*
5
07% Nov
6
123% Dec
23
Aug 26
75% Jan
9
88% July
119% Jan
Atlantic
3
Atlantic G
Atlantic
Mar
114
96% Feb
28
Jun
16
31
Sep
15
27% Jun
9
33% Jan
2
*93% Jan
2
100% Jun
24
89% July
1
99
Jan
22
1
30% Jan
26
28 % Jun
30% Feb
2
26% May
22
Dec
110
8
36 % May
16
31% Sep
30
44% Jan
30
31% Apr
24
36 'A Mar 27
2
117% Jan
30
94 V* July 16
108% Mar 18
4%
7
Atlas
9
Austin
24% Feb
5% Oct
16
3
23
77/a Dec
17
Jun
29
6% Jun
27
23
Jan
7% Mar
Conv
Nov
3
15 '/a May
5
16% Mar 13
5
7% Jan
5
11% Mar
4
Autocar
17
15% Ja 11
3
13% Jan
9
17% Mar
6
12% Apr
6% Jun
8% Nov 21
3
42% Jun
26
14
50% Nov
5% Aug 28
37
Aig 28
0% Feb
Avco
26
62 % Feb
26
*51%
52%
52%
C2 %
x90 %
90 %
*90%
107'%
*105 %
106%
<104%
10 4 %
17%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
86
86
86
85
*104
*16%
85
1,400
52%
1,500
91
190
105
230
17
*7%
7%
7%
26
26
26
26%
20%
800
13%
13%
13
13%
12%
13%
14,100
series—No par
24%
25 %
24%
24%
24 %
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,400
19%
19"«
19
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
3,900
90
90
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
600
Corp—
1
J 00
_10U
10
C0—_
91%
92
91
92
96%
96%
*96%
93
96
97 %
95 %
95 %
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27
27%
91
92 %
91
91%
91 %
92 %
91
92
91
91%
6,700
52%
53
53
53
53
53
52%
52-1
52%
52%
1,200.
28
28 %
27%
28 %
28
23
27%
27%
*27%
28%
92%
*91%
92;i
93
*92
*90
91
50
l
——10
*91%
22%
91%
91%
*91%
92%
*91'%
No par
93%
i/0%
92
93%
92 %
93%
90 %
109%
*105
109%
Lines
I
common-.
series
-95
27%
150
95%
160
27%
2,200
Fe—
RR
I SS
W
.10
,,
B
100
:
5
-105
28%
23%
109
103%
10
91%
4,300
*105
10.9%
—
28
23%
16,300
23%
23
28%
28
92
91
91%
*91
23%
28%
•jo i ,i,
33%
98 %
99
92
29%
1.500
4
91
"
T05
23%
28 %
92
29%
105 1
x28%
29%
91
;
92
92
28%
*91
92
170
29
29
29
1,800
oo
500
l
_20
33 %
100
100%
99
93
33
33
*99
33%
*32
100
*32%
*99
170
100
No par
17%
17%
17%
17 %
-_No par
6%
6%
6%
6 %
($1.20)—No par
*15%
16
16
16
100
5c
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10
7,700
5
15%
15%
*14%
15%
15
15 %
*15
15 %
15
15
1,600
6%
6%
42
*41%
42 %
Corp.
prior
common--
pre!
Co
Canleen
Mfg Corp
$2.25
52%
92%
25%
(voting)
pfd series A
Automatic
.
*52
92'%
7%
.
Line
Nichols
9% Jan
17
5
Oct
86
52%
107
107 %
*16 'h
86%
52%
18,500
13%
convertible
30
14% May
6
Mar
31
4
107%
86
*91%
3,700
16,800
25%
—50
$3.75
Tack
34%.
9%
7%
;
Refining
Common
9%
13
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Powder—
102% Oct
34 %
9%
9%
100
Coast
Preferred
34%
9%
9%
9%
9%
25%
Electric Co
&
13
13%
preferred
4%
2
18
26
-
—
13 %
13%
—
City
18
3 4 V8
26
Investment
Preferred
18%
35
92
2.50
T'opeka & Santa
Atlantic
97% Mar 25
8
90% Aug 27
105
103
13%
34%
53%
preferred
preferred
Common
5
Jun
27
4
7
15
58
27
73% Feb
21% Jan
18 %
35
88
1st
Associates
18
34%
53%
No par
—
2nd
18%
35%
92
Inc
Goods
Dry
Common
Shares
Aug. 28
18
86%
Refining Co
2nd preferred $1.50
Associated
2
&
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
1
Carpet Co Inc
Oil
Sales for
Thursday
35
10
No par
Corp——
5
PRICES
Aug. 26
9%
preferred
Industries
Ashland
Wednesday
Aug. 25
No par
Constable
SALE
Tuesday
No par
No par
preferred
19
20
j.
Illinois coin——5
of
prior preferred
conv
$3.75
31
18 % Feb
Corp
Co
&
23% Mar 25
27% Dec
—5
10
Corp
Steel
HIGH
Aug. 24
Par
Armstrong Cork Co com
7
112% May 25
% Aug 27
Oil
Armour
Mar 25
93
22
Apr
5
55% May 22
9
Jun
Armco
12% Mag 26
2
Jan
48% Feb
90
22
16% Oct
28
Argo
43% Jan
34 % Aug 27
46 yB Nov
19
23% Mar 27
9
5
12% Mar
22
16% Jun
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
31
42% Dec
1
35% May
22
27% Jan
7
15% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
*
LOW
STOCKS
Kangrc for Previous
Co
of
Aiuer
(The) common
preferred—
conv
3
—No par
*15 %
16
6%
.42
16
*17%
17 %
*6%
6%
17%
6%
16
*15%
*15%
4
6%
6%
42%
42%
*41%
63
17%
6 %
*17%
17
*6
6%
5 %
6%
42
37
40
39
6%
40
400
700
92.000
1.000
\
B
ft% Dec
22
»% Jan
31% Oct
1G
39 % Dec
10
8% Oct
G
11% Jan
5% July 21
22
JO
7
JH ii
Babbitt
18
Baldwin-Liina-Haniilfon
Baltimore
20
29% Dec
23
22% Jun
16
30% Mar 19
20
49% Nov
13
44
10
48% Mar 25
18
Apr
23
23 % Jun
26
18% Aug 23
22% Mar 17
65% Jan
11
73
Nov
24
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
Oct
1G
54% Dec
10
44
Aug 23
15% Dec
22
19% Jun
10
i j
Ju.)
U
12
Jun
Jan
23
33
Jan
24% Dec
22
20
July 13
9% Feb
21
11% Dec
5
337/a Apr
16
40
Dec
22
34% May 20
93
36
41
7
May
9% Feb
13
69% Apr
1
I
"4
luill'
39% Feb
23
Jan
4
106
95
22% Mar
87
Sep
30
79% Jan
22
86% May
8
17
16
Oct
7
17
31
27
25% Oct
20
31% Jan
14
■19
l07/a May 16
15% Jan
14% Apr
28
23
Dec
9
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
*91% Feb
13
94
May 22
45 % Apr
24
64
Dec
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
Jan
19
106% Dec
11
•7
3%%
9
14
1% Nov
16
Beck Shoe
33% Jan
Creek
Feb
30% May 26
May 11
Aug 2)8
14
2
Bell
90
93
May 21
54% July 29
Jan
12
4%%
68 % Mar 20
33% Jun
17
Feb
21
93
Jun
17
107 % Feb
27
1 % J un
23
1% Jan
7
38
22
25% Jun
22
27% Jan
3
36% Dec
15
33% Apr
7
37% Jan
20
1
55% Dec
31
48% Aug. 27
57% Jan
6
139% Apr
29
12% Oct
16
70% Sep
2
29% Jan
146% Aug 26
135% Jun
19
144% Feb
15
13
7
12% July 14
16
Jan
14
68% Aug 27
39% Mar 12
31% Apr
&
1,500
12,50
.1
39% Nov
21
21
13
47
% Feb
25% Jan
2
35
Dec
1
9% Nov
17
14% Jan
25
15% Apr
7
22% Dec
2
21%
17%
16 %
6,700
4,900
22%
22%
.—7.50
24%
25%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
_5
39%
41%
39%
41%
40 Va
24%
41%
40 Va
41
40 %
41
3
14
12
Mar
Bon
Airplane
Aluinium
Co
Brass
&
Bond
:
Stores
.5
17%
No par
No par
A
—
*25%
loTa
Inc
Book-ol-the-Month
3
Corp
1
Ami Co class
Class II
.
Club
13% Mar 19
46% Mar
33
Mar
11% Jan
1
Bovver
Braniff
11%
11%
1,000
57%
53
4,400
701/4
69
63%
4,700
100
*90%
91%
*90%
100
Bearing
Airways Inc
8%
100
Roller
37%
38 Va
37s,a
5
*26 %
26%
*26%
8 %
7%
7%
Co
;_2.50
8
5
24
25
38
38
Co
Brass
11% Jan
2
Jan
3%%
0%
conv
2.50
40
*47%
16% Aug 27
22%,Mar 17
Brunswick-Balke^Collender
22% Oct
16
27% July 24
22% Aug 25
28% May 20
16% Mar 25
Bucyrus-Erie
.T-uv
83% Feb
Brown
Budd
6
$5
43% Mar
2
Bulova
17
Burlington Mills Corp
Jan
2
91% Jan
7
76
Jan
25
84
Apr
67
Jun
10
78
16
Dec
22
18% Jan
14
Aug 28
2
26
Apr
28
11% May
78 Vt Jan
14% Dec
129
12% Jun
14'% Dec
31
83 % Dec
4
14% Jan
17
8% Nov
13
28
14
12
>4% May 16
26
Jan
3
108 % Jan
4
25
Apr
29
12% July 28
15% Feb
79
86
Aug 28
7% Aug 27
21 % Aug 27
105
Jan
9
16
12% Feb
17
26
12
July 17
11% Jan
7
Dec
95
Jan
14
19
51
Sep
5
*16% May 26
20
Jan
11
lfl
ITa July 14
7% Jun 16
22
Aug 25
26
25
9% Oct
15
Oct
PV»»
9
40% Mar 31
56
16%
18%
'infn 0*00
enr
Apr
3
Jan
31
Jan~30
v>o rro
7%
46% Jan
22
52
Jan
3
$4.25
Mav 28
17% Apr 24
23% Aug 25
34
Jan
46
Aug 26
10% Aug. 27
64
Jan
5
13% Jan
29
July 16
30
17
Aug 27
19% May 25
Canada
21% Aug 18
5
May 27
Hecla
4.000
49
*47%
19
19%
92
92
92
24
23%
23%
43%
*47'%
12%
12%.
12
12%
12%
*79%
81%
Southern
12%
12%
12 %
*61%
%
18%
*90
23%
*47'%
48
93
23%
Pacific
12 %
*12%
12%
61%
*61
63
17
17
23%
23%
23%
3.900
12%
12 %
12%
16,000
lt»
va
400
500
81
*80
81
51 %
50 %
50 %
50
50 %
49%
49%
*49
50%
1.000
23 %
23%-
23
23%
23%
24 %
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
15,200
38%
38%
38%
38%
*38 %
33
38%
33%
*38%
l
12 %
81
*80
81
*80
12
39
12%
12 %
12%
80
*79
81
*73
81
*73
81
*79
81
72
*65
72
*65
72
*65 %
67%
*65
14%
14
400
11.800
72
14%
14%
12%
100
*130
50
*33
100
*79
80
*65%
13'%
*80
14%
12%
133
38%
14%
12 %
12%
14%
12 %
12%
14%
12%
*130
133
*130
38
33
*33
13%
13
13
81 %
80
80
12%
14%
12 •
8
12
12%
12%
12%
*12
133
p
12%
*80
*130
133
*130
33
38
33
*37
9,200
12%
500
132
38 %
40
2,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
81%
80
80
79
80
7%
7%
7%
7
No par
21%
22 %
*21%
22
10o
106%
106%
106%
106%
*103%
107%
*106%
18%
18%
13%
18%
*18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
5
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
*23%
23%
%
7%
21 %
•'
7%
22
7 Va
21',a
71%
21%
107
7%
10
14%
—____5
7%
*21 %
22
*106 %
107
170
2.600
1.900
20
700
23 34
23%
ITa
1%
1%
2
1%
17s
1 7
1%
1%
173
3.000
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
77a
7%
7%
7%
7%
12,600
,_No par
22%
*22 Va
22%
22%
22%
*22 Va
22 %
com.-1.65%
-No par
Ltd
11%
11%
11%
92
92
*91%
22 V
a
2.000
500
11%
11%
11%
11
II
6,000
93
92
92
*92
93
*92
93
80
11
11 %
*51=4
53
*51%
53
*51%
53
*51%
53
*517a
53
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
*19%
21
*19%
20%
*20
21
23%
,24%
24%
247a
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
46%
46%
47%
46
46
*45 %
47
46
46
1
11
11%
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
5
28
28%
28
28
27%
28
27%
27%
26%
27
3,000
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,300
25
-No par
Co
22
100
._
Co
22%
8
-No par
Ry_
Mfg
2,500
j 12 %
61%
12%
63
1
Mills
(The)
100
2.400
48
51
100
Ry Co
Canadian
700
.__—5
Inc
preferred
(Philip)
19%
19%
.
13%
pfd
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey
23%
12%
15
Ginger >Ale
Carborundum
19
92
23%
36 %
lo
Breweries
Cannon
*47%
19%
92
23%
;
Canadian
•
23%
23%
Packing Corp
conv
49
19
*90
23%
participating preferred
Canada Dry
24%
23 %
common
Campbell W & C Foundry
30
19%
92
,
22%
common
Calumet
13% Mar
900
1
36%
24
.-1
California
102
4,900
36%
0^
.
23%
Callahan Zinc-Lead
9
34%
36 %
23 Va
2.500
-
36%
XlO V3
preferred
2
3
33%
23 7 «
37
26%
lo
B!dg 7%
2
Jun
23 Va
36%
17'/a
5
2
10% Jan
24%
37 %
17%
—
3V« Mar
90
23%
x36%
17%
Byron Jackson Co
29
7.500
63
!
9% Mar
27% Jan
23%
23 %
*17%
preferred
&
7.100
23%
*61%
Butte Copper &; Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
27% Mar 20
26
17
*46 V* Nov
Bros
4%%
7%
17%
100
prior
conv
7%
12%
preferred
Butler
Mar 16
27% Jan
1
22
31% Nov
5%
*26
7%
62
Watch Co Inc
Bush Terminal
37
26 Va
7 Va
7%
17%
Bush Terminal Co
19
July 15
22% Jun
Jan
37/a Jan
43% Jan
M-r
Jun
24 % Mar 12
10 y8 Jan
4
40
18% Aug 28
30
9
135
9
4
28
89
15
21
Jan
%
7%
61%
1
3%% preferred
Burroughs Corp
109% Mar 10
Oct
Dec
24
Jan
19
7% Apr
12 Va Jan
2
3
35
1
19% Oct
30
125
July
39% Sep
12
104% Apr
19% Nov
Jan
17% Feb
4%
37%
26 %
26
5
22
10
37%
27
37%
26%
No par
preferred
35% Jun
July
38%
38
12%
Co common
40% Feb
Jun
4.300
5
Buffalo .Forge Co
Bullard Co new
12
40
8%
8
15
—
64% Mar iO
74
90%
8 %
8%
_No par
Co
25% Mar 23
19% Jan
90 %
8%
»
OO
1
2
92% Apr
8%
-No par
Inc.—w—.
7
7
Apr
(The)
Co
Apr
8
Jan
Bigelow-
17% Jan
14% Nov
12
Shoe
Dec
84% Jan
33
&
Brown
5
24
preferred
59% July 14
13% July 20
19
*90
coin
3
8%
O
f
LOO
Union Gas
..cuu 1
90%
%
91%
*90%
"'%
No par
common
preferred
Brooklyn
91%
8%
Bridgeport-
20
*90%
11%
RR—
14
118
*11%
60
67%
12% Feb
7
7,100
58
63 % Dec
7
13%
b8-!«
20% May 26
36 % May
13%
68^8
20
9
13%
57%
23
Jun
13%
11%
Oct
47
13 Ta
13%
58
51% Jun
76
13%
|
58
29
4
400
13%
14%
-j
C8
54
Aug
8%
251
11%.
9
,
*7%
*25
11%
45% Jun
20
8%
25
68 %
Brlstol-Myer$ Co
50
*7%
25
58%
9
81'/a May 29
7%
11%
29
7
18
25 %
7%
8
68
99% Feb
16
18
25'%
7%
58
26% Jan
26
18
25%
25 T11 Mar 10
2
3,100
18
25%
8%
11%
preferred
2
7
17%
18 %
26
58%
Common
5 ';c
9
Maine
17 %
18
400
2,300
16,100
11%
(The)—
k
xl7%
37%
68%
04% Jan
Boston
V 33
58'%
86% Jun
12
38
5
Borg-Warner Corp common—
3%%
preferred
Co
37%
.
69
15
Borden
86
,Mar 25
8
*69
70
Inc—1.25
58%,Aug 21
Feb
90
22%
13
16% Dec
1,900
;
*22 %
27% Jan
41
37 %
12%
70
23%
May 28
22% Jun 15
76% Jan
68%
300
141
*22%
Jan
28
69
12%
*63%
22%
67% Aug 28
12 % Aug
12%
70
22%
91
12
12%
23%
23
15% Dec
*140
140
140
12%
*22%
18% Jun
15
140
12%
2.50
cV
4
Sep
12%
800
2.100
23,500
2,400
35% Feb
13 %
49
16%
10
31
34%
48 %
13%
*23% Nov
17
34%
49 %
37%
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
11% Oct
25 %
34%
48'%
16%
39% Aug 17
54% May 29
25 %
34%
49%
13 Va
42% Feb
3
25%
34"»
49
16%
27
Jan
25%
24%
13%
33% Aug 27
*50
25%
3,300
157,200
13%
34'/a Apr
5
1%
as"
35%
102
16%
21
4
1 %
37 %
12
27% Jun
35%
*100 "2
1%
17
Nov
103% Jun
35%
102%
35%
*100
2,100
6,300
1%
36%
102'%
*139%
140
56
13%
38% Dec
9
12%
13%
55%
56 %
1'%
25%
36
*101
36%
103
3,100
17%
94
38%
37
21
140
141
55%
57
56 %
20%
*11%
*90
16%
18
Jan
58%
20
17',4
94
17
*90
13%
Co
24
24% Oct
21%
17%
94
17
(Delaware)-
Co
W)
Jan
95
20%
22
21%
17
*90
13%
(E
30% Apr
33
17%
94
1.800
16%
11
2
21%
60
400
12
13%
52% J»n
21% Jan
28%
12
17%
14%.Aug 13
4
*101
*28
12
13%
10
17
36
37%
23%
11%
37%
12% Jun
Jun
56
105
28%
12
13%
12% Mar 12
7% Aug 27
55%
28%
12
6,300
17%
29% Mar 18
25% Jun
55%
*90
94
*28%
12
10%
37'%
2
1^
*90
33%
10 %
i
2
8% Aug 23
loo
,
*33
10
Jan
36
12%
21%
17%
33%
-No par
Boim
14% Feb
12%
21%
J()
;
33%
Black & Decker Mfg Co—
23% Mar
95'/a Apr 23
28 5, a
V2
33%
33% Aug 26
17% Aug 28
8
X28%
II
*33
71
21'% Jan
13
28%
150
81
10%
70'a
Boeing
10% Nov
28%
_I0
80
11%
10%
100
48%,Mar 20
89% Jan
33%
81
*80
82
*30
800
2,400
pfd series of 1951
36% July 13
6
33%
13
23
15
33 %
*33
*140
41% Dec
Dec
11
100
31% May 16
11% Mar
81
10%
10%
Carpet (Deli coin 5
27% Mar IR
54% Aug 28
81
11
—
preferred—
10
82
81%
*81
49%
22% Feb
3
18
34%
18
9
92%
17%
25%
25% Nov
#% May 17
92 %
18%.
49
27
49% Jan
92 %
18
100
Liiughliu Inc
Blpcksou Chemical Co
61% Jan
92%
18%
105
700
20
92%
18 %
34%
Lu.a
1
105
105
92%
25%
24% Mar 12
16% July
*102%
*103'%
*103%
18%
35
5
6
3,600
93
50%
20% Jan
12% Nov
39
105
25%
11
7
38' It
18%
49%
Dec
2
33%
92 %
34%
23
30
33%
230
*103%
25%
14
25
3.100
19
103
I
Bliss
Jun
10
93%
4
I
Blaw-Knox
25
20 %
10
18%
102 3
:
5
11% Jan
*20%
10
29%
33 %
No par
22% Mar 17
29% Jan
10%
39%
39
20%
10
*37
93%
pfd
(Del) com
21% Jan
15
39
1%
16% Aug 27
13 % Aug 23
29
39%
1%
18
29
38%
*37
20%
10
39
20%
X10
1%
28
Oct
38
20 %
10 Va
1%
22% Dec
6% Oct
38
20%
10%
1%
18% Nov
17
38
20%
10%
39
2U%
*37
38
20%
peso
3
21% Dec
*69%
71
Mining Co.__1
20
22% Oct
30
15
37
Bigelow-Sanford
1,100
15
*102
Nov
18 V* Apr
70
15%
of 1946-No par
15% Oct
30
.70
15
|_
15% Mar 15
32
70%
15'%
Co
4%%
*69%
15 %
Foods
7%
70%
15%
1
ser
Bethlehem Steel
6
J nil
82% Jan
18% Jan
84
Best
*69%»
15
Corp common. —10
Consul
Best
70%
15
5
Loan
3,100
19
15
common
pfd $3.23
Benguet
5
29% Mar
Cum
64,200
4512
13%
4,200
Aviation
Beneficial
23%
45%
I ■%
44 %
'preferred
Bendix
23
45%
19%
44
50
Co
23 -/a
45 %
19%
45
Corp
Howell
&
22°,»
45%
19 %
44 %
RR
Aircraft
Bell
24
45%
19
—100
Packing Co
Belding-ilemiuwuy-
22% Mar 13
26% Feb
23%
45%
4
19
45%
preferred—100
Beech-Nut
Mar 16
45'
20,300
1
May 19
5
,
19
200
2.700
9
23%
23
24%
5%
3.9
45 %
Aircraft Corp
29
46%
8%
45%
—
4%%
Si
(A
9%
45
Inci
Beech
46% May
25
Mills
Beecli
16% Aug 25
1
1% Mar
14
Oct
22
20
preferred
Beaunif
8%
_2.00
prior
conv
4 %'>
Aug 10
Inc
16% Mar 20
9% Aug 19
11 %
Cigars
*5%
39 %
9%
46%
Beatrice Foods Co cominon_;
Corp
5%
40 %
9
45%
—,.50
JO
——No par
Jail
Works
4
19
*5%
39%
9 %
.10
—10
40
5
12
preferred
Iron
45 3
5%
39%
9
9%
23
5%
*5%
39%
5%
40
4
*69%
common-
ui outers
4%%
50
——
Bath
10
Jan
30
uaiKut
100
9'
'—100
preferred
Bay ilk
17% Feb
33 % Jun
5%
Barber Oil Corp.-——
18
90% July 28
12
preferred
Aroostook common
27
4
78% Feb
common-——100
noncuiuillative
11% Feb
31
Jun
Ohio
&
13
Corp
25% Mar 19
Dec
•
Co
Wilcox
Convertible
12
Jan
22
107
16
16% Oct
Apr
4%
&
Bangor &
7
2~2~%
94% Apr
5%
39 3.
—-
Babcock
11% Mar 26
17% Feb
20% May 23
1
(Tliet-No-par
llic
42% Mar 25
.''ii;
36 % Feb
42
(T>
i4
8% Aug 23
35;,4
_
10
*46
xl7
42.800
400
11,600
1953
I
/
Volume 173
Numbelr 5251
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(769)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
l.o
Highest
104% Jan
9
116
Aug
est
u
103% July 20
5
I
NEW
Highest
113 Va Mar 19
Carolina
Feb
20
41%
Dec
10
34% Jan
10
43
30
53% Jan
28
41% Aug 28
49
21% Jan
23
36% Dec
4
34% Jan
45% Mar
72
Clinchfield
Carolina
5
Power
5
39% Jan
58
10
Dec
2
4
55% Jan
5
10% Feb
20
14% Dec
3
12% Jun
16
22
Oct
21
30% Apr
18
142
Nov
3
154 % Aug
47% Jan
2
99% Jan
3
33% Oct
119
143
19
Jan
51% Jan
2
22% July 28
38% Jan
6
5
150% Feb
26
117% Aug 26
78
Jun 12
133% Jan
2
6
110% Jan
2
19% Jan
2
Oct
15
17% Jan
28
9% Feb
23
105
Feb
98
2
Jan
60
38'%
39
42%
*41
41%
1,700
*41
41%
41%
42'A
41'%
41
41'%
500
39 3 8
393%
11,100
40%
40'%
39%
40'A
*63
68'%
*63
65
63 'A
63 'A
*62
65
13
*13
13'%
13
13
13
13'%
13
13
1G 3 A
1,200
16%
16%
16'%
16%
16%
17
9,700
121'%
121'%
17
16'%
125
50
*121
50'%
-moo
23%
123
4J
23%
%
49
*99%
101
101
23%
%
49'%
*99'
23%
118
*117%
80
*79%
19
20% July 27
Central
Aguirre
5% Jun
10
Central
Foundry Co!__
Corp
122
48%
23%
*116'%
101
23'A
117%
80
(
>119
49'%
*99'%
23'%
80
5%
*119
49%
101
117%
118
80
16% Mar 18
conv
39%
106
68'%
"121
,
39%
118
24
26
106
39'A
100
Feb
7% Feb
105%
39%
preferred series A. 100
4%%
23'%
118
35% Dec
7
17% Jan
17
68
% Dec
10% Jan
29
12
Dec
36 |
8
31% Apr
62 % Apr
8
22"
231%
118
40% Jan
22
20
73 % Jan
30
Central
5%
of
24
Central
Hudson
42 % Mar 25
Central
Illinois
16
JHT)
3
110% Oct
2
19% Oct
2<j
21% Nov
25
15% Feb
5
24% Oct
9
18% Aug 28
28'% Feb
24
Feb
20
24% Oct
9
20
28% Feb
25
Class
16% Apr
17
20% Dec
1
18% Jun
22% Mar 27
Central
15% Dec
31
2J
Feb
6
11% July 13
17 "a
Central
3
10
Jan
29
7% Aug 28
104
,
15
97
Jun
12
17%
Jrn
24
Aug 28
10
110
Jan
6
4%%
2
-
20% Mar
Central
70
79'A
79%
79'A
80
16%
16'%
16'%
16
16'A
900
16'A
16'%
16'A
16'%
16'%
16'A
16'%
16'%
16'%
16'%
16'%
16'%
20'%
16'%
16'A
20'%
*20'%
20%
20'%
20'%
20'%
20'%
20'%
20%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
1,700
34'A
34'%
2,900
1
5%
6
Ry___,„No
par
34%
35 »A
100
68
68
12'A
12'A
12
12'A
12%
__*
*37'%
37%
37%
37%
*37'%
__100
*103'%
103'A
103'%
Gas & Elec—No par
Light
common
preferred
•
104
*67'A
3,200
900
1,300
,
34'%
35
33'%
343%
*34'A
34%
*67'A
68
68
66
67'A
66'%
66'%
800
12%
12%
12%
123%
123%
2,300
37%
37'%
37%
*373%
373/4
1103
103%
103
103
1,400
Mar 16
9% Mar 12
Apr
*34
Dec
9
58% Feb
8
21% Aug 28
38% Jail
13% Oct
23
16% Apr
1
12% Aug 28
15% Mar 20
5
28
42
Feb
•
30% Apr
28
37
Feb
3
1
30
July 24
26 % jun
16
32
Jail
22
103%.).iu
10
1033/4
1033/4
18%
19
120
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19'%
50
18%
21
18%
22'%
5,000
20%
21'%
21
21
20'%.
20%
.50
22
18%
22
20'%
*21'A
22'A
1,700
20
20
20
20%
i
B
_
&- South
West Corp
Violeta-Sugar Co
5
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
de
31)
Chain
*12%
13
20
*12%
*21'%
22'%
20'%
20'%
20'%
19%
20'%
19%
19%
19'%
19%
13%
*12%
13%
*12%
133/a
*12%
133%
600
7,600
No par
*7%
7'%
7'%
7'%
*7%
7%
7'%
73%
7'%
5
7'%
23'A
23'%
300
23'%
23%
$2 %
23'%
22'%
223/4
215%
1
22'A
12%
12%
6,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
10
Pasco
Certain-Teed
15
92% Jun
Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J class A
6
33 % Oct
13,800
118
80
*16'%
Co
Sugar
Georgia
Mar 27
5,300
20
preferred series B—_
13
35% Jun
40% Aug 18
Apr 24
20
10
49%
101
No par
common..
preferred
11% July 14
100
122
49'A
*99'A
1
47% Jan
Shares
105%
39%
16'%
100
Celotex
Aug. 28
*38%
13
100
5
106
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
39'A
*63
Trabtor icommon—___10
2nd preferred.
*105'%
Sales for
Thursday
39
_1
Celanese Corp of Amer com-.No par
7%
106
PRICES
39%
50
4.20%
*105'%
SALE
39%
12.50
preferred
Prefeired
iUb
HIGH
Wednesday
'
Aug. 26
42
5
._
series
19% Feb
~
39
Corp
19% Mar 25
16
14
*105
Co common.
Caterpillar
24
Aug. 25
No par
10
Aug 28
16
'
20% Mar 12
19% July 30
65% Jan
23
Tuesday
Aug. 24
Ry_100
common
General
&
(J I)
7%
9
30
48% Aug 27
Oliio
&
&■
preferred 4'Jo
Case
5
96 % Jun
24
Oct
Conv
Carriers
Jan
7
15% Oct
Corp
25
31
94% Nov
6
Mar
Carrier
Dec
66
Monday
Par
Light
Carpenter Steel Co___
104% Aug
131% Dec
16
Jun
4
16
14% Mar 27
16% Aug 24
21
Mar
Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
39 'A Oct
.34
YORK
Continued—Page 3
LOW AND
125%
12'%
125%
31'A
31'A
31'%
4,200
30%
Corp
Products
Corp
Belt Co
*30%
*
32
*303/4
32
*30%
32
300
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
22% May
105'% Oct
21
Jan
18
5% Oct
23
8% Jan
17
May 17
2
33% Jan
34% Jan
26
27 %
39% Dec
10
34 % Jun
98
28
81'% Jan
20
Chesapeake
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3
85% Jan
80
15% Aug 25
23 % Mar
23
26% Mar 17
15% Feb
20
21% July
20
28 % Dec
34% Dec
1
18% Dec
9
13
17% Jun
17
7
16
21% Mar 24
18'% Jun
1
12% Mar
Aug 28
10
26% Jan
5
29% Aug 27
12
17
34% Jan
Jan
6
14% Aug
18
28
Oct
28
10% Dec
18 % Oct
15
24
*39 % Feb
27
51% Dec
23
42
Apr
23
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
16% Feb
17
32% Feb
20
42% Dec
30
35 % Feb
18
45 %
56% July 23
45% Aug
28
75
68
18
Mar J 9
3 % '/o
May
7
14% Aug 27
10
Jan
13
51 % Jan
preferred
100
5%
*28
28'A
36 %
Apr
24
61% Apr
28
49% Jan
9
Jun
19
23
65 % Jan
9
89 1H Jun
25
July 25
72 % Dec
81% Jan
11
95
Nov
3
8% Sep
18
12%
Fefj
6
18
Jan
8
13
Oct
27
2% Oct
30
Nov
14
10
29% Nov
10 % Jun
Mar 12
9
Jan
3% Feb
24
30
66% Aug 27
July 18
39
17% Jun
19
91 % Jun
25
102
Jan.?. 2
33% Jan
22
51
Mar 27
Jan
28
14% Dec
30
11
Oct
14
95
114
22
9
Jan
8
92
Jan
21
28% Jan
4
102
79% Nov
"Feb
74% Jan
Sep
10
77
Jun
22
34
Aug .27
Apr
4
152
Mar 24
Dec
29
9
155
80
5
48% Feb
9
56% Sep
7
140
19
15% Feb
90
12
30% Jun
48% Dec
7
40% Dec
1
21
110
105% Mar 12
Apr
14
75
Dec
20%
19%
20'%
20
20%
195/8
20
19%
14,500
21'%
30%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
195/8
20'/s
19'%
3,200
30%
30'A
30'A
30'%
30'%
29'%
30
15
15'%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14'A
14'%
8'%
8%
*8%
8'A
5'/o
preferred
5()
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
Class 13—_—
Chic
Milvv
St
No par
Paul
Pac_„No par
&
series
0V0
Chic
&
5Vc
26
44
Sep
3
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com.No par
$3 convertible preference—No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RRl—No par
5Vt>
8%
Copper
8
19
75
July 14
Mar 23
15%
15 %
15%
16'%
14%
155%
45%
44'%
45
44'%
45
433/4
443A
14%
15'%
43% ' 44
28,900
44'%
163/8
17
16'%
17,100
39'%
40'A
46
47'%
28'% July 30
12
95
Jail
23
3% Oct
24
6% Jan
2 % Aug 28
5
Feb
4
24% Oct
22
32% Jan
130% Jan
3
75
Dec
102
Jan
—
—
129
Jun
6
24
Feb
78
Jan
2
117% Jun
108
July
6
Jan
7
136% Aug
88
3
7
—
—
47'% Dec
23
40% Jun
41
9
136
87
July 24
May
125% Feb
80
875
4
20
Co
8%
8%
*8'A
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
111%
*11%
11'%
11'%
IIV2
11'A
11'A
11'A
11'A
600
2'%
2'%
2%
2%
2'%
2'%
2'%
2'%
2'%
2'%
1,600
*9'A
9%
9'A
9'A
*9'%
9%
9 '/a
9%
*9'A
9%
25
220
26%
11,500
79
17,700
Investing
5'%%
137%
*99'%
No par
31%
common
City Products Corp.—
Stores
4'A%
C
Co; common.
convertible
EI6c
$4.50
cum
73
43
21%
27 'A Aug
44% Jan
30
39 Vu Jun
11
7
3138 Jun
2
—100
130%
preferred—100
*85'%
No par
109%
(The)
Corp—_No par
com„No par
23% Oct
28
28% Jan
2
23
Aug 25
27 % Jan
21'% Apr
19
25
2
21% Aug 27
24'% Jan
27'% Jun
31% Jan
July
6'% July 21
8
Mar
Southern
Ry
53
53
53
53
*52'%
53'%
54%
54'%
54%
54%
54%
57'%
*56'%
pfd—-100
Jan
fl
15
110'% Jan
7
102
44
43%
44
43'%
43%
43
43'%
433/4
43%
43%
43'%
43'%
*43
433A
2,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13'%
28,200
Pictures
16'%
3,700
common—No par
Southern
&
Consol Edison
of
16%
17
16'%
16'%
16%
62%
61'%
61'%
*61'%
*61'%
62
*61'%
43'%
41'%
42
41'%
41%
40%
41
40'%
40'%
3,500
Elec—5
237%
24
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,100
41%
33%
42
41%
42
42
42
41'%
41'%
41'%
41'%
337%
33'A
33%
33'A
33%
33'%
33%
x32%
325%
18%
18
18'%
17%
18%
17%
18
com—25
18
34%
34%
34 7%
34%
35'%
34%
34%
34%
35%
*34%
35
35'%
35'A
*34'%
35
*34%
34%
*6%
7
x6%
63%
700
Ohio
Co
10
No par
Co
preferred
2,600
Inc——No par
22Vs
22%
*22'%
22%
22%
22%
x21%
22'%
22'%
22'%
1,300
No par
*29'%
29'%
*29%
*28%
29'A
Y com—No par
N
No par
Gas
Elec
Light
Fower Co of Bait com
4'%%
9% Oct
15
9
11
16% Apr
109% Jan
8
$4.50
108% Feb
5
$4.52
102% Jan
3
109% Nov
26
99% Jun
18
2
43% Dec
31
36
Jun
17
17
103% Feb
8
93
Jun
23
18% Jan
2
31% May
99
Jan
16% Jun
12
89% Dec
18
41% Aug 19
G9
1
May 16
19% Dec
4
Feb
7
48% Dec
31
96
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
F01 footnotes
see page
26
.
90
/
July 28
45% Jan 13
87
May 20
112% Jan
16
38% Aug 21
45
Jan
30
102% Feb
11
25'% May 21
95% Jun
56
$5.50
11%
54%
*11%
12
11%
11%
*11%
54
543%
53%
54'%
53%
53%
53'%
5334
21'A
*19
20'%
20'%
20
20
*183/4
19'%
1
*19
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7'%
7%
7%
7%
73/4
73/4
2,000
Ihc_. —10c
9'%
9'%
9'%
9'%
9'%
9'A
9'%
9'%
9'%
9%
3,400
100
pfd
Stores
Inc
Aircraft
8
$3.75
$4.25
2nd
97
103
97
14'%
14%
*11%
12
145%
12
20
2,600
400
'
*19
4,300
200
17%
177%
173/4
10,400
38%
38%
38%
38'%
38%
38'A
38'A
38%
4,000
103% 104%
*103% 105
38%
38%
*99% 100'%
23'%
23'A
93%
93%
103%
103 3%
103'%
103'%
103%
104
103%
103%
105
103'%
104'A
*103'%
105
1035%
10334
39'A
38%
39
100'%
*99%
Baking Co cam—No par
preferred
conv
103
*95
103'%
38%
-100
No par
common
*102
1
No par
No par
Inc
*95
No par
of America com__10
Can
110
11%
54'%
preferred.
Continental
2,800
14%
preferred
preferred
Continental
25'%
25%
25'%
14%
preferred——
Aug 13
97% Jan
128
4
Aug 13
4(/o
25'%
14%
Consumers Power Co com
Container Corp
25%
14%
Vullee
19
25'%
14%
Consolidated
Jun
25'%
14%
3
23
99
25%
14%
22% Feb
10
35.'a Apr
1,000
*95
Textile
16% Jun
106'%
*102
Consolidated
12
105%
105%
5,700
13,500
97
6
23
105%
7%
39%
103
10'A Jan
110
100
100
7'%
39'%
7%
103
6
2
106
29
40
*95
Retail
20% Dec
2
7%
39%
95'%
Consolidated
Jan
29
7%
40'%
103'%
6
38% Dec
15
34'% Jan
102
30
7%
39%
95'%
Laundries
Co
106
25%
Feb
9
105%
106
7
97
10'A Jan
14
40
103%
20
12% Jan
Mar 24"
7%
39%
25'%
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
7 % Feb
7
7%
7%
*102'%
5
1
29%
6%
40'%
100
2
Apr
*105%
30
No par
series B
Preferred 4%
Jan
58
7%
40
6%
&
38'% Jan
16
600
23'A
Corp——5
Consolidated Natural Gfl-s
15
Aug 27
2,300
23'A
Consolidated
20
8,400
345%
23'%
27
48% Jun
34%
23'A
13% Apr
4
34%
345%
10,000
23'A
11
12
18
23'%
23
64 % Feb
,
1,200
7,000
17%
23'A
11% Jan
39 % Dec
34%
35
170
23
10% Aug 13
8
34%
*34%
62
23 7%
24
16
35
16'%
16'%
23%
16% Apr
27% Sep
35'%
16'%
6%
13% July 13
52% Oct
35
16'%
62
6%
18
5,
3,600
42'%
preferred
Preferred
133%
61%
Solvents
Edison
S
No par
Co
Carbon
16% Jan
Jan
140
43'%
Apr 22
13
56'%
43%
series C
100
Consolidated Grocers Corp—1.33'%
Mar 26
56
137%
cumulative preferred-No par
Consolidated
10
230
57'%
43'%
5
Jun
40
54
43%
109'% Jail
Jun
*56
54
54
13%
2
91
57
11,700
*52
55
43%
103% Jun
100
*56
70
1,400
43'%
109'A Mar 27
28
57%
%
_2.5U
Copperinines Corp—5
10
56
'
41'%
No par
Cigar
23% Jun
53
*54'%
*84'%
40
*850
53
._!()()
Consolidated
31
„
55%
com___100
2nd
Consolidated
25
41'%
17
4
July 15
42'%
16
30
Nov
41
16%
25
27% Dec
42'%
16%
Feb
105 %
*850
42
17
40% Feb
113
3,700
*850
43%
16%
Congoleum-Nairn
19
1,000
17
15
27
109'A
132
16%
27
23
86'%
109
*129
17%
34%
Feb
*85
109'%
132
17
*34%
97% Jan
86'%
109
No par
25
25% Oct
*85
16%
10
106
*129
86
B
Commonwealth
$5
*850
460
87
109'%
41'%
34% Jun
2
90
132
16 3A
<7
xl06'A Jan
109'%
86
19
11
*85'%
41'%
25
10
*129
88
109'%
16%
12% Jan
7'% July 28
132
86
31 'A Feb
v
109'%
16%
39'% Nov
6
*85'A
17'%
1
Nov
7'% May
42'%
*129
86
323% July 18
27
*850
preferred—
25
Conde Nasi, Publishing Co.—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
3
87
109%
31
17
convertible
18
131'A
30%
85
conv
10% Feb
32
17
$1.32
10
3,600
95'%
87
$1.40
6% Dec
14,300
27'%
94'%
17
37% Mar 16
26
36%
27
94
87
37% Mar 16
35 '/a Dec
36
27
92%
17%
37% Mar 17
32 % Jun
36%
26%
93
87
17
32 >% Jun
31
36
27
17
17
31
353/4 Dec
37
27
36'%
37'/4
*86
17
31
34% Dec
27,
36
t„No par
32'% Jun
34% Dec
2,300
—No par
Engineering Inc_No par
2
20 7%
1,700
Credit
14
42'A
20'A
3,900
Combustion
323% Jan
71%
*41'%
20%
31'%
Commercial
30 'A Jan
71%
42'A
20%
31'%
Commercial
Mai 25
73
*41'%
31%
2
46
*71%
42'A
31%
6
11
71%
21
31'%
31'%
38% Jan
35% Jan
240
31'A
No par
com
22% Jan
38% Aug
27
10
3,200
2%
22
14
20
17% Oct
50%
106
2'%
17% Aug 26
Nov
34'% Oct
85
50%
106
2%
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A_2.50
Columbus
July
85
51
2%
Columbia Gas System Inc
26% Mar 16
23 >A
90
106
27%
InternatT
Columbian
13
106
*23%
noneumulutive
2
503%
.
200
27%
27%
noncwmulalive 1st pl'd
20'% Jan
*85
51
*160
2%
1
—_______
4'/a
$4.25
200
*92%
4%
Columbia
160
1,200
•160
90
773A
35'%
27
Colorado &
51% Mar 17
20%
500
773%
34%
92'%
Mar 24
17% Aug 19
*41'%
16
78%
34
26'%
65% Mar 24
63'% May 27
71%
42%
21%
*155%
4,000
1,500
92%
67
6
71'%
*41'%
x20%
16
31%
34
200
106
31%
38'%
preferred
29
50 7%
106
313/4
11%
100
93'A
66'/» Mar 24
59 ','2 Mar
*85 '
51
*77%
*99'%
27%
preferred
40'% Aug 28
90
16
34'%
*160
106'A
71%
16
78'%
34'%
11%
11%
37%
6
11% Jan
50%
313/4
773/4
79'A
100
92%
Aug 28
4
*85
*99'%
31'A
*77%
200
106'A
xll%
27'%
Jan
26
217%
*160
16
78'%
133/4
_Noi>ar
54
15
51'%
*41'%
55
Nov
90
*71'%
12
13'% Jan
50%
gtd—50
stock_j_50
28
61'% Apr
*85
200
16
80'A
100
5,200
preferred—100
cumulative 2nd
Class
-
16
9,200
common——1
Coca-COlaiCo
$3.50
*160
106%
Nov
63
79
34'A
16'%
19'A
Inc
Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co
1%
77%
34%
31'%
19'%
'
conv
Foods
Clopay
Y'o
80%
Corporation
4 % %
13%
*99'%
31%
34'%
106%
Climax .Molybdenum
78 7%
13 7%
16'%
1
7%
4%
31%
80'A
100
34'A
preferred—100
RR
13%
*79'%
No par
Pitts
&
31'%
79
*99%
5
Illuminating com.No par
guaranteed
Special
14'%
20
new
preferred
Cleveland
81'%
100
100
,___
preferred
nouotimulative
5%
Cleve
79%
.5
100
Co
preferred
Dec
5
150
27,700
26'%
60
3
300
l
26'%
59
11
67'A
26'%
2
10% Dec
66%
26%
8
56'% Jun
25'%
673A
26'%
18
5
24%
66%
26'A
No par
10
Jan
10
28
68%
26'%
Corp
Service Co
Jan
Aug 10
25
67'A
26%
Financial
T
39
Jan
*28
26%
I
41
46
30
68%
»A
20% Mar 17
46% Aug
30
44
16% Aug 25
53
Aug 24
15
67%
93
7
9
*28
433A
22% Feb
8
69'%
*92'%
16
1234 July 15
30
68'%
45
Oct
38'% Jan
*28
*
193%
17
42% Jan
25
200
92%
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron
37
8%
11%
45
13
33 'A Jan
mmm
19'A
27
1
500
—
923A
24% Feb
1
13,9U0
93'A
453%
89'% Jan
U
67%
92'%
*93'A
93'A
8
16% Jan
66%
93'A
65
193%
27
39%'Feb
68
931/4
*
45'A
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
40'A Feb
66'A
94'%
*60
93
2
3
4,900
4,000
69
63
19'A
47'% Jan
4
39 %
46
67
*62
45'A
Coca-Cola
29
45%
68
19 7%
Jun
Jun
39%
*63
93%
6
13'A Oct
48'%
68
45
Jan
32'A Jun
48'A
47%
*63
19'%
16% Aug
33
47'%
6s
93'A
2
Jan
49%
94'%
__
22% July
38
47%
*64
9,000
16%
Electric—
Gas;&
2
59'% Mar 27
41
68%
25
15
Apr
17'%
94'%
—
Jan
95
17
40'A
66%
preferred—
173/4 Oct
87
17'%
40%
1
Aug. 26
874
24
32% May 25
17
40%
46'%
Clinton
19
89% Jun
18%
41'%
19%
Jan
22% Jan
17%
40%
93%
Clevite
36
1,800
19%
44% Mar 19
Jan
900
3,900
8
16%
45
25% Apr 15
43'% Mar 20
25 % Jan
8
16
93%
8
39 % Dec
8
14%
*
July 23
91
14'%
—
94'%
Common
.run
3
30
—
4%
preferred
__100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
42
18% Mar 18
19%
19'A
*29
—
69%
Ry Co com___l()0
90
85
8%
& St Louis
53% Jan
8
*82
94'%
C C
Apr
*82
67%
6
158
84
100
common
convertible
8%^
*82
10
Yellows Cab
Co
85
No par
preferred series A
conv
Co
109'% Jail
28% Apr
100
Equipment
12
2
A
Clark
81% Apr
1
com__No par
preferred'series
20 %
29% May
100
6
10
70% Aug 10
pl'd
noncum
Western
44% Jail
16
Jun
A
North
City
Feb
80
29
37% Jan
5
18,900
35'%
20'A
Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com..50
16% July 24
83 % Feb
9
47% Jun
100
4
65% Jan
18
33% Mar.
35 '%
64'%
20%
40
Chicago
City
2
35%
*82
1,800
9
July
x35'A
84'%
4,700
C
18
37 %
23'%
Cities
33% July
14% May 12
36'%
36%
23
4
12
36%
23%
2
Jun
700
235%
30'% Feb
14% Jan
28'A
23%
95 r!ii Jan
102
*27'%
23%
16
10
273/4
23%
16
July 15
27%
23%
7 7-lit Jun
Jun
28'A
23%
24% Jun
89% Oct
3,300
*27%
28
3,700
23%
19% Aug 25
2
80
5%
16
Chrysler Corp
4
99'%
5'A
15%
Chile
Dec
30%
99'.%
16
5Vo
37 % Dec
103
31% Jun
30%
53%
155/s
Cincinnati
94% Jan
303A
993A
53/8
16'A
Chickushh Cotton Oil
Jan
303/4
*99'A
5'%
100
15%
Childs
96% Jan
28
30%
5'%
16'A
13% Feb
25
30%
100
5'%
15%
Chicago
14 % Feb
30%
100
16%
12
9% Jail
24
Dec
98
95
July 14
48% Jan
27
May 27
% Aug 25
2 %
4% Mar 12
13
5
68% Feb
8% Aug 25
82 % Mar 19
76 %
5'%
16'%
2
-21'% May 21
44 % Aug
6
02% Mar 19
37%
3oy2
*99'A
*82'/2
A
1
15
5%
100
Class
6
22 % Jan
convertible
5
31
100
Chicago & East 111 RR corn..No par
21
8
1,25
2
23
28% Apr
No par
Manufacturing
Corp of Virginia
4
23
Jan
preferred
41% Feb
20
18% Feb
7
$4.50
Checker Cab
31
16
July 14
Jun
88
27
July 22
Dec
7% Mar 27
•
31 % Feb
23% Dec
4
16 % Feb
22 %
5% Aug 28
Common
20
54
No par
*92'A
preferred—No par
125%
54%
93
125%
17%
*103%
177%
37%
383/4
*99%
17%
100'%
38
*99%
18'%
17%
18
38'%
100'%
17'%
38
38
*993/4
22%
190
100'%
223s
250
2,900
23
23
23
23'%
22'%
22%
93
93
92%
92%
93'%
93'%
935%
140
53%
54
53%
53%
53'%
53%
53'A
535%
8,300
*92 'A
93
*92'A
93
92'A
92'A
92
92
123%
125
123'%
123%
124
124'%
:
*93
123'%
123'%
1,100
200
420
17
18
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17
18% Jun
11
15
Nov 17
15% Feb
68% Apr
7% Apr
10% Mar 17
11
203/4 Mar 17
13% Mar
3
Continental
Diamond
82 % Jan
7
Continental
Insurance
11% Mar 25
Continental
Motors
623/4 Jan
5
Continental
Oil
Mar 18
Continental
Steel
10% Aug
6
Jun
16
52
8% Aug 27
30
2
75
Apr
3
28
25
Jan
30
25 % Dec
18
31 % Aug
18% Oct
22
29% Jan
9
Jun
17% Aug 28
2
28% Jan
12
51% Jan
14
28 Ve Mar
July 29
22
13
25
2
22
26% Jan
16
6
27
Copper
Range
Dec
44
48 % Jan
6
Jan
28
Convertible
49 3/8 Aug
23 V, May
20% Jun
27
65% Jan
30
Preferred
19 % Aug
25
26% Mar 25
68% Jan
27% Feb
23% Aug 27
17% Jim
10
22% Mar 21
Oct
23
69% Jan
9
58
Jun
18
87 % Jan
25
70
Apr
1
99 %
Apr
22
93 % May 21
99% Apr
23
Sep
25
52
63
66%
Nov
5
93
Jan
16
93
Jail
23
65% Feb
1
73
Jan
10
178
3% J un
1% Oct
166
28% Oct
93% Jun
25
12
4:,/4 Nov
26
16
2% Jan
3
7%
5
Jan
20
2
Mar
17
15
Co
Inc
21%
20 3/4
21
23%
24
23%
23%
*48%
50 %
*48%
50%
50%
x493/8
491/2
49V2
493/4
800
1
20
20%
19 %
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/2
19%
6,400
62
63
*613/4
62
61
,2
62
61%
61%
611/a
61%
610
82%
813/4
82
81%
82%
82%
3,000
*93%
95
*93%
series of 1947_1Q0
*94%
Mar 25
36% Dec
22
0
89
4
4
*1%
1%
29
28 %
93
13/4
29
36% Jan
17
Jan
185
Jan
8
Aug 28
18
129% Jan
19
Feb
25
53/8 Oct
28
7% Jan
2
6
Aug 28
Dec
22
653/, May 26
58
Aug 24
65
190
180
26% Apr
Feb
20
Sep
Dec
12
32
24
6
93
16
10
28
Jan
8% Ap*
283/4
28 3/s
28%
28%
*89%
92%
*89%
92%
*89'/a
26 3/«
26%
26%
261/a
261%
26
26
133/a
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
3
673/1, Feb
54 3/4 Dec
7% July 20
1
Jan
7
9% Feb
2
Prior
3
73/4 Apr
24
23% Feb
21
243/4 Sep
10
24
Jan
2
129% Jan
19
132'/a Dec
16
131
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
3
44
Dec
8
343/4 Aug 26
43
Jan
II
Cutler-Hammer
2
39% Dec
S3
32 % Mar
10
32
Jan
90
July 23
95
May
7% Dec
22
Jan
13% Dec
22
32 y4
15% Mar 11
33'/2 Feb
51
12
31 ®/4 Jun
19
39% Jan
58% Aug 13
49 y2 Jun
8
24
163/h Aug
6
19
36% Dec
12
85 3/4 Jan
2
Jan
28
92'/a Jan
21
99% Jun
92
Preferred
Daystrom
29
27
Mar
4
Dec
23
243/4 Jan
17
81% Apr
173/4 Feb
Records
7%
I
Co
25% Dec
5% Jun
12
17
61
6% Jan
3 %
11
18% Feb
19
21
99
Aug
10
243/« Mar 23
16
114% Feb
19
95% Jun
9
52 % Mar 31
323/4 jun
24
43
31
29
38'/« Nov
18
10
32% Jan
8
353/u Jun
23
30
Jun
12% Dec
30
143/4 Jan
3
11
108
July 24
Jan
10
Nov
29% Feb
Apr
31% Jun
1
Dec
12
39% Mar
30
80 '/a Jun
22
833/4 Jan
Jun
4
89 3/, Jun
23
Feb
Dr.
25% Jun
123/4 Jan
12,500
26%
263/4
263/a
26%
26'A
26%
26'/a
26 y4
26
261/a
3,000
93%
Light Co
13.50
Jan
preferred
1,700
1,400
88%
91
89%
90
93%
91 i/s
92%
90%
91%
19%
19%
191/a
19 %
19
19%
4,100
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
273/a
27%
27%
27%
27%
10,900
65
62
62
65
*3%
*12%
*62
65
*62
*6*2
5,700
10
65
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
*3%
3%
200
12%
33/4
13
12%
123/4
123/4
12%
12%
123/4
12%
1,600
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
600
21%
213/s
21
21
20'/a
21
20
20
20
20%
273/4
27
271/4
26%
263/4
26%
263/4
26%
26%
2,400
3,200
1021%
♦100%
101%
34%
34%
19%
*100 Mi
100
19%
*19%
*100%
101
333/4
34
No par
33%
29
common
32%
321/4
323/4
*32%
323/4
11
11%
11%
11V2
11%
101
%
33%
*32%
*32'A
200
101
101
v 101
33%
11%
113/4
2
34
333/4
33%
32%
321/2
32%
200
2,300
ll3/8
11
11 y4
113/8
11%
113/a
11%
1,300
1,900
5,500
11%
113/8
11%
Xll%
11%
*11%
27%
27%
273/s
273/a
27%
27%
27%
273/a
271/8
27'/4
1
8%
8%
8'/a
81/8
8'/a
8'/8
8%
8%
81/2
8%
1,600
*37%
373/4
37%
371/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
1,000
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
900
17%
17%
173/8
16%
17 '/a
5,800
65'A
653/4
6,300
35%
27,000
Corp
50c
Cup Co
2
,
37
No pur
Ltd
10%
10%
10 7/8
10%
*10%
No par
Co
preferred
series
Industries
17%
173/4
173/8
17%
17%
65%
No par
5
101
66
661/4
65%
65'/e
35%
35 %
353/8
35%
M OO £
>-» O O £
100%
100%
IOO1/2
18%
19
183/4
19
xl8
78
78
78
78
X
*78
79
1
*36
40
'36%
83/«
66
37
353/8
36
100 %
193/a
100
preferred
65
351/2
100%
101
19'/4
50c
66%
36%
36
No par
A
common
convertible
40
83/4
*36%
40
8%
8%
771/8
*36%
8%
183/8
18
101
18%
77%
*771/8
78
40
*36%
800
5,400
150
40
8%
8%
8%
2,400
8%
8%
8
98%
1001/4
97%
983A
97%
97%
98%
15,500
No par
*111 %
112%
112%
112%
*1113/4
112%
111%
1113/4
111%
111'A
800
No par
93
*92 3/4
931/2
*923/4
933/8
92%
92%
*921/4
No par
de Nem
(EI)
&
Co-
Common
Preferred
Preferred
$4.50
series
$3.50
series
93
99
97%
98
93
Light Co
delivered
500
27
10
com
273/8
26%
27%
27
27'/8
27
271/a
27
273/a
17,300
27
Duquesne
When
92%
92%
19%
No pas
Stores
Pout
90%
95
191/a
10
preferred
Mines
93V2
93
*27%
A_
preferred
cum
90
98
20>/8
*62
._fl
class
22,400
963/4
193/4
2
Co
Duplan Corp
,
10,900
95%
8
20
Match
33/4%
12
9
271/8
26%
27
27
27
26%
26%
26%
27%
4,500
*43%
44
40
42
Apr
27
48
Feb
10
$3.75 preferred
50
*43%
44
43%
43%
43%
431/2
*431/8
43%
23
51% Jan
5
$4.15 preferred
50
*491/4
49%
*491/4
49%
*49%
49%
*49%
49%
*493/8
49%
10
9
47% Apr
43% Jun
4
48% Jan
47
*46%
47%
*46i/2
47
*46 3/4
47
46%
46%
200
28
10% Jan
1
9% Jan
6
10% May 15
9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
9%
800
28
18% Jun
10
*191/4
Jan
19
Apr
30
25
22
Sep
16
28% Jan
2
14
25% Jan
18
163/4 Jan
21
J&n
21
16 :,/4 Nov
12 % Oct
16
41% Oct
30
Jan
21
36 % Feb
27
48
17lV2 July 10
47% Dec
9
14
283/s Jan
11% Aug 28
30
25% Mar 25
IS1/, Feb
23
23
Dec
29
20 % Jun
97
25
102
Jan
14
89
17
July
94
1
Sep
15
May 26
133/4 July 20
31
42
2% Apr
16
Feb, 20
24 % Aug
2
65% Dec
102
14
Feb
11
17% Feb
Aug 28
24
57
Mar 12
1% Jun
20
34 % Oct
22
1074i Nov
24
16% Mar 19
Jan
26
24% Apr
15
32% Dec
51% Jan
30
24% Aug 27
33% Feb
4
18
49
11
50% Jan
5
48% Jun
1% Jun
2% Apr
Aug
6
373/4 Jan
11% Jun
18
Jun
19%
19%
19%
19%
i9y8
500
23%
223/4
23%
22%
231/8
22%
223A
10,300
14
I41/2
14
14
14
14
14
14
preferred
Eaton
Ekco
4
% %
13
15
9
5%
Co
*91
95
*91
1
*14
14%
*14
49 % Aug 24
31% Jun 16
60% Feb
4
37 % Jan
8
16
18% Mar
2
Emerson
Electric
II % Jun
20
14
10% Jun
19
Emerson
Radio1 &
193/8 Jan
2
26% Dec
3
21'/a Jun
17
26
9
30% Jun
27
2
101% Sep
18
26% July
2
89% July 28
20% Jun
4
14
,
Jan
6
26% Feb
19
29% Feb
8
99"
Mar 13
24% Mar 12
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
6% Jun
16
3
23% Nov 24
18% Jun
16
22% Jan
5
Erie RR
2
70
68% Jun
9
74% Feb
8
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
For footnotes
see
Nov 24
page 26
22
70% Jun 15
7% Jan 3o
74
Apr
31
common
23 3/s
423/4
14 y8
42
13/4
293/4
29%
291/2
29'A
29i/4
291/8
*49
*49
291/4,
13/4
29
1,000
3,400
95
42
29%
49%
*91
233/4
141/a
l3/4
*49
233/4
3,100
86%
14 3/8
1%
24%
213/4
423/4
13/4
*12
39
21%
42%
13/4
11%
2,300
12,900
*91
13/4
25%
95
113/4
433/8
39
*85
3,700
165
*14i/8
43
13/4
25
24
11%
42%
*162%
143/a
*14
433/4
xll%
86%
*19
95
*91
14%
39
22
*85
24
23%
431/2
39
861/2
*85
95
12
43%
165
22%
39%
39
*213/4
42%
10
1%,
291/4
400
3,200
12,500
2,400
,12%
12
12
12
12
12
12
1,200
h5
25%
25%
243/a
24%
24%
24%
2,800
49%
*49
50%
*49
50%
*49
50
*47
50
*47
49%
*47
50%
49
100
50
49%
49%
3
Empire District Electric Co
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
17% Jan
73
23%
113/4
43
*162%
1%
Mfg Co
Phonograph—.
62% Jan
61% Jan 11
86%
431/8
165
43%
5
5% conv 2nd preferred
El Paso Natural Gas
15% Jun
31
23%
50
16
Dec
*85
24%
preference.
29
18
221/4
24
common
17% Jan
7% Jun
40
213/4
Storage Battery____No par
Elgin National Watch Co
15
38% Jun
e
393/4
213/4
Electric
Elliott
56% Dec 26
5% Feb
40%
21%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
12
23% Dec 31
40
100
16
2
11%
423/4
*162%
86%
preferred
ll3/4
43
*85
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
15
94% Apr
20% Jan
12 >/4
165
2.50
common
Oct
153/4 Apr
12
42%
*1621/2
100
133/4 Nov
May
42%
j
preferred
Products Co
123/4
165
2
Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc
4%%
12%
3
'
11
29
19%
23
14%
100
48% Jan
5
83
19%
23%
14%
42%
2
July
IB3/* Jan
19%
23%
*162%
6%
9V2
10
10
Eastman
22
9%
—1
Stainless Steel Corp
Kodak Co common
Eastern
21
Jan
9%
.14
Co
Corp
Apr
39
*9%
Eastern Airlines Inc.
15% Mar 17
July IB
Apr 29
47
50
Corp
Eastern
47
18
May 13
Eagle-Picher
169
89
43% Mar 18
Cigar
16
41% Jun
6
Apr
8
preferred
158%,Apr 27
2
123/4 Mar 11
4%
DWG
19 % Mar 27
Aug 25
15% Jan
|44'J/4 Jan 24
I
5
23% Mar 11
22% Aug 27
82 % Nov
31
12%
9 3/a
9 '/a
19
Jun
52
48 %
46
12%
9%
9
10
51
27
158
45%
13 '/a
19%
Nov
10
51% Oct
83/4 Apr
46
12%
Dunhill International
2
40
4,700
49 % Dec
45% Jan
*48 % Dec
19
46
Corp
cum
Dresser
27% May 18
273/s Aug 20
10
26% Aug 25
92
18 3/4
13%
Raynolds
Pepper
$4
1033/4 Aug 13
118% Jan
2
97
*90%
19
19
46
(The)
Steel
&
Dome
13
109
3
92
19%
13'/a
for
Co
Vilbiss
Dixie
14
43
29
July
*90%
19
46
5
99
92
*90%
19Ys
19
13'A
243/4 Jan
1193/a Apr
8
90
46'A
10
8
114% Jan
*92 % Jan
*89
13
1
du
f
90
45
17% Jun
10
*89
13%
Dow Chemical Co common
25
89
89
463/4
SO
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Jun
90
35%
13
8
8 3/s Aug
*881/2
46%
*31
100
Western
&
15
91
90
1,300
72% Mar 20
18
*88'/a
13%
12,100
43% Jan
29
90
303/4
1023/4 Jan
36
500
35%
*881/2
30 3/4
16
77% Aug 27
500
13%
*35%
90
31 »/8
Edison
Diana
26
131/8
35%
13%
35%
*303/4
29
13 '/4 Aug
*13
131/4
35%
*88%
31
10
973/aDec
133/a
35%
500
31
Jun
1
79% May
13%
35%
54
31 >/2
94% Jun
July 29
*53
*31
60
47
53%
31%
20
33% Jun
84% Aug 25
Nov 28
11
Jan
9 % May 19
*53
9%
1
5
53
24%
8
263/,, Apr
53
2,700
37%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp
233/a Mar 10
July
35
9ye
100
$1.50
4
133/4 Feb
44% Dec
353/4
24%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
4
16% Aug 28
65 %
35
37%
100
4.40%
13
9% Jan
10% Aug 24
Aug 13
36
Rio Grande West KB—
Diamond
283/b Mar 27
353/4
35%
9%
105 % Mar 29
3
32
13% Feb
16
28
14
25%
1
13
24
27
21% Oct
343/4 Feb
12% May 13
17
36 % Oct
99 % Jan
3
14
38%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
22
14'/8
36%
200
100
*14
53%
*53
_
6%
243/4
Detroit
14y8 May 25
2
Jun
39
8
16
52
Jan
8
12% Jan
21
16% Jan
25
3
26% Dec
13
10% Jan
10% Apr
12% July 30
1
8
21% May 27
8
12
Jan
40% Feb
1,700
90
373/4
ctfs
De
32%
6%
39
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co-100
1
63/4
V,■
Detroit
Mar 17
32%
*88
90
253/a
Diamond Alkali Co common
26% Aug 27
1,100
25%
Devoe
193/4 Jun
20
343/4
39
33
11
21
Jan
141/8
2,400
135%
343/4
39
24 % Mar 10
18% July
27% Jan
32%
*63/a
25%
*134
253/a
193/8
ctfs for common
Derby Oil
2
32%
*88
63/4
*14
35%
11,800
38 3/b
Hudson
&
90
135%
343/4
400
7%
7%
25
19% Jun
14
16
29 % Oct
90
141/8
35%
32%
*6 3/0
50
513%
95/8
6 3/4 Mar 17
16 :,/4 Jan
106 % Apr
353/4
*88%
1*14
32%
*88
63A
25
24%
8,700
99
25
7%
*134
6%
6%
*51
253/4
16% Mar 25
20% Oct
31
13 y4
*35%
common
July 28
12% Aug 27
18% July
9
Oct
13%
7
Escrow
4
Mar
64
53%
100
Escrow
273/4 Aug 13
July 24
53
_80
363/a
32%
35%
200
25 3/s
new
,
July 30
28
24% Jan
Nov
36 %
1
preferred
Denver &
97
Apr 24
14%
24%
135%
35%
90
*6%
24%
*134
29%
10
Power &
Feb
63/4
35
*28 %
39%
Delaware
16
32%
*88
90
*14
20
135'/a
x34%
513/8
73/4
8
100
3,900
99
100
7,000
83/4
9%
27 y« Feb
74
13
33
24%
24%
*134
63/«
6ya
593/4
8%
383/4
Lack
30
66
32%
73/4
6%
*51
6
1
Delaware
85% Dec
3
36%
7%
29%;
*98
51%
550
1,400
200
60c
Delaware
233A Jun
13
24%
135%
36%
6%
100
51%
17%
14%
14%
50c
15% Jan
17
55 % Feb
24%
*134%
*6 3/a
6f%
*98%
513/8
73/4
8
*88
6%
100
51%
130
10,700
Co
52% Feb
26% Nov
73/4
63/8
100
51%
8%
10,400
3,900
*56
6%
*28
500
96
*175
59
2,600
Inc
Aug 25
15
10"
6%
100
91
33% Jan
12% Jun
6%
*51 %
92
18
23
22
28%
*89
283/4 Jun
45
173/i Sep
Jan
23
28%
*90%
24
7
12
95
29%
91
&
6V8
31
28%
17
14%
200
8%
31
28%
*94
18
14%
*56
*28%
100
96
*175
6%
60
28%
92
Deere
1
28%
*89
Rubber
6%
283/4
17%
14%,
200
*57%
*90%
Dayton
19%
14%
32%
*94
8%
10
303/8 Jan
Aug
63%
59
100
0
*18
*175
83/4
1
Berles A
4
15% Jun
6%
*57
100
series A
23 % Jun
52
14%
200
83/4
*
4
2
58
18 %
14%
8 ye
100
Decca
3
6%
6%
18%
*175
8%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
15
14%
200
58
2.50
12% May 14
Jan
18%
14%'
*31
28%
8%
J
471/2 Jan
30
173/4
*175.
100
28
83A Jun
111/2 Oct
*70
75
Corp common
36 Ve July 14
35 % Nov
62
253/a
74%
series C
Preferred
2
34 % Sep
24%
763/4
series B
11
21
26
7b %
3.90%
16
28% Oct
25%
78%
3.75%
Jan
23% Feb
5
26%
77%
Ho par
3.75%
97% Feb
25
26
78%
Inc
3
14
26%
78 3/a
Preferred
28
9% Jan
26%
79%
Dayton Power & Light common
Apr
63% Jan
27%
78%
2
Jan
Jun
24 % Feb
263/4
*31
2.60
pfd
Inc
4.60%
83
16
25
convertible
il 8 3A Aug
16
94%
1
preferred series A
86
Apr
29
94%
common
Stores
9
Oct
31%
28%
95
;
Preferred
8
Apr
14
Mar 16
92
31%
29%
preferred
Davison Cliem Corp (The) com
38% Mar 13
82% May 28
39
43
5%
4
163/« Jan
16
33 % Jun
July 15
96% Jun 19
96
22
57
13% Aug 24
13'/a Apr
313/4 Jan
33/4%
Davega
Jan
31%
28%
1
A
800
95
Corp common
8
8% Mar 17
14% May
33'/2 Feb
17% Oct
02
Dana
40% Mar 23
11
10
13% Aug 20
36% Dec
19
May 15
88
July 30
Jun
6y4Jun
2
Class
27% Mar 20
85
8
13
Curtiss-Wright
7,100
313/4
No par
No par
preferred—
49% Jan
29
921/4
95%
common
preferred
$7
4
*90
5
Publishing
Curtis
2
100% July 28
2
Jun
51
300
26%
10
Cunningham Drug Stores Ine
94 % Jan
29
100
900
1%
*1%
29%
Inc
Cuneo
29
1%
3,700
4
95
100
34% Jan
July 14
1%
721/4
4
31%
100
preferred
Press
4
100
12 % Mar 19
6% Aug 28
8% Mar 20
99
4% %
4
168
29%
common
preferred
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common.
Mar 17
28 %
167'/a
93
13
5
common
7%
8% May 21
64
8% Aug 24
12'% Jan
9;,/4 Aug 27
Jun
1 %
95%
713/4
168%
26%
RR 6% noncum pfd...;..,
100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
6
24
17
20% Jan
1%
*94%
73
*167
95
*90
No par
of Amer
4%
95%
72%
*93%
*26%
Cuba
5
14% Aug 25
5
25
15% Sep
Steel
29%
*4
82%
95
*941/2
73%
168'/a
No per
convertible
5%
95%
72%
168%
*1%
100
preferred
Crucible
*94%
72%
169 %
l
$2 preferred
Mar 17
95%
713/4
*168%
25
Corp
*94%
73%
4%
16
33% Jan
95%
168%
*4
10
82%
95
72%
1
__
8r%
*93%
95
168%
100
Jun
74 % Aug 28
2,000
x23%
50%
26% Jun
24% Aug 28
23%
600
23%
*32% Nov
30
2,100
50 V.
2.50
30
21
*49%
Crown Cork & Seal common
39% Jan
21
23%
153/4 Mar
92% Jan
1,200
21 >/8
21
50%
15
9
223/4
50%
12% Jun
23
22%
233/4
28
28
7,000
223/,
50%
193/4 Jan
Oct
14,500
17%
*49%
22
27
8%
523/4
17%
50:%
12% Oct
77% Oct
24
8'/a
521/4
18
50%
Refining common-25
ZeJlerbach
21 %
8%
53%
50%
2
$4.20
21
8%
52%
*49%
(The)
1
700
20
preferred—
Crown
3,400
50
82%
Wheat Corp
8 3/4
8'/a
8%
60
aeries
Cream
9
8%
21%
*93%
2
16
2,300
*22%
27% Mar 12
15
71%
23
95
Jan
70%
'22%
2
34% Jan
71%
22%
1
31% Apr
71
223/4
25 % Jan
103
71
22 %
87 % Jun
May 18
x71
22 %
12
91
73%
5
May 22
28
1,000
72%
8%
Xl8
Dec
5
10%
54
27
13
10%
18%
97
36% Feb
10%
8%
9
103% Jun
10%
*18
19
13
10%
x53 %
91 % Jan
89% Jan
*103/4
S3/*
24 :)/4 Jun
2
10%
18%
5
common
of
10%
55 %
Coty Internation Corp
33/4%
19
18
100
Crane
21
19
54
*
Co
19
8%
8%
Electric
3
34% Apr
19
18%
series
pfd 3%%
83/a
183/4
8
56%
common
Shares
3/8
18%
8%
preferred
Coty
.
the Week
Friday
Aug. 28
18%
*18
18%
common
5%
pref
Products
fl
743/4
74
Aug. 27
55%
preferred
Cum
Corn
Jan
172
28 % July 22
25
Jun
3 % %
733/4 Aug 12
Mar 31
3"% Jun
15
38 % Jan
6
10%
Sales fer
Thursday
6
Corp
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Coming Glass Works common
19
1% Jun
Apr
30
Aug
10 3/4
8%
8%
PRICES
JKo par
Corp
Dublller
18%
8ALB
Aug. 26
1
Co
6%
HIGH
Wednesday
14
Corp
Steel
83/8
18
10
AND
Aug. 25
8%
*
5
Corn
IB
98
«
Copperweld
Cornell
963/4 Jan
87
16
67 % Feb
161
2
Fibre
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer
Tuesday
Aug. 24
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
5%
convertible preferred
25
67
19% Oct
Monday
f»«f
10
26
10% Nov 28
66% Jail
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jun
8
81% Nov
16
YORK
LOW
17% Jun
21
30
6
10% Jan
16 % Feb
Highest
Lowest
Highest
7% Nov
NEW
Ran re Since Jan. 1
Year 195)4
Lowest
ContiAMtf-—Ptgi 4
STOCKS
Bange for Previoas
Monday, August 31, 1953
32%
33 %
32%
33
32 3/4
32%
323/4
32%
32%
32%
9,600
4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
153/4
15a/4
1,900
5
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
11 y8
11%
6,800
10
*223/4
23%
22%
22%
231/4
231/4
X221/2
22%
22%
22%
900
25
*26%
27%
27
27
26%
263/4
26%
26%
*26%
27%
*91
93
*91
93
93
901/4
90y4
90%
90%
30
231/8
22%
22%
22%
22%
5,400
63/4
6%
6%
3,800
100
8.50
223/4
23%
22%
23 %
*91
22 3A
l
63/4
6%
63/4
No par
19%
19%
19%
19%
.100
70%
70%
69%
70 y«
*69
74
*71
5P
*72
74
*72
6%
,
6%
*6%
634
800
19%
19%
,
191/a
19%
19%
19%
10,600
69%
691/4
69%
69 y8
69 y8
800
74
*71
74
*71%
74
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(771)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1952
5% May
10% Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hlgheat
Lowest
1
7% Dec
6
15 '/a Mar
11
Jan
22
May 17
xl3
55% Dec
1% Dec
3y8 Feb
16
3
Jan
15
Jc~i
13
45 y4 Aug
15
2
28
Jan
2
22 y4 Aug 26
27% Jan
3
Sep
12
7% Nov
12
20% Sep
29
23% Jan
11
20 **
12% Jan
3
16y4 Jan
29
14% July 31
21% Oct
7
29
Feb
■
4
15% Jun
17
48% Jun
24
23% Oct
29
30 y8 Dec
23
12% Feb
28
16'/4 Dec
9
24% Aug 25
12% Aug 28
48% Feb
19
60
9
50
6% Dec
1
2
34% Apr
18
106
Sep
25
94
1
105
16% Jan
19
10'% Aug 27
13
25% Nov
7
38% Apr
2
20
83% Nov
20
68
May
3
8
2
13
101V4 Jun
1
30
41
May
32% Mar 20
10
Aug 24
Dec
19% May
2
101 Vb Aug
24 y4 Sep
7
24 Vb Dec
May 20
7
8
26% Aug 25
95% Aug 18
95% Oct
16
90% Jan
2
114
Jan
98% Nov
17
19
9
24% July
1
19
Feb 18
pfd
conv
Fawick
4%%
2
National
(The)
Food
12
15% Jun
23% Jan
20
15
Francisco
13
Franklin
convertible
3%%
Sugar
10
14% Jan
5
2
7% Mar
3
Gabriel
Qair
13
38% May 19
Co
Inc
16
26% D"C
31
20% Jun
10
27% Jan
2
26% Dec
15
23
Aug 28
28% Jan
27
Gardner-Denver
34% Dec
8
24
July 28
33% Jan
20
Garrett Corp
(The)
Gar Wood Industries
22
18
8% Jan
17
41 y4 Jan
22
33 y4 Jun
25
26 y8 Feb
21
31
27
102
July
51 y4 Jan
11
Apr
149
Jun
4% Aug 25
28% Aug 27
37% Mar 12
24
29% Mar 24
Aug 28
3
105% Oct
14
22% Aug 27
98 y4 Jun 24
9
63% Dec
11
33% July 14
17
13 y4 Dec
31
12
28
142
July 30
Nov
12
15% Feb
27
18% Aug
14
17% Jan
9% Jun
13
11% Nov
28
11
Feb
9
70
May
74
Jan
8
x29
Jun
159
10
Jan
July
1
27% Jan
5
General
Araer
General
Mar 24
$8
35% Mar 25
10
19% Jan
2
25
129% Apr
2
Jan
8
13%
13%
27%
27%
27%
96 Va
95 %
10
91%
91%
*90%
91%
*90%
90%
90%
90%
230
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,200
*9%
9%
*9%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
11%
11%
*10%
43%
44'A
29
22
Jan
2
20
34% Feb
24% Aug 15
50
20
20% Jan
Nov
24
24% Aug 29
16% May 14
3% Feb
30
4% Dec
20
27% Dec
3
56% Aug 28
69% Feb
4
112% Jun
2
123% Jan
5
Jun
3
99% Jan
14
92
22% Aug 27
1
23% Jun
10
29
Mar 20
36
Dec
29
27% Aug 27
37% Jan
126
Dec
10
93
99
July 13
13
8% Jan
11% Sep
9
20 % Jun
3
25
May 11
Apr
9
3
General
17
43% Jan
51
23
General
45% Dec
104% Jan
7
34% Jan
27
29% Jan
2
35% Dec
4
27
Dec
22
35% Jan
2
100
Jan
26
102% Jan
19
7
Apr
96% Mar 16
3
24% Oct
88% July
3
15
31
Apr
Jan
3
89
Mar 10
71 % Dec
31
77% Feb
18
'i 14% Nov
10
23% Jan
5
34% Sep
81
6
July 13
July 29
12% Aug
19
May 11
74% Apr
6
18% Jan
15
25
32 % jal
22
99% Oct
28
96% Jun
23
14% Nov
14
18 % Jun
30
Feb
17
16% Mar 25
8
79% Apr
13
81% Aug
17
11% Aug 28
30% Jun 30
21 Vb Jan
9
79% Dec
9
30
x86
Jan
Apr
15
23
Dec
1
32% Oct
27
42% Jan
24
7% Sep
8
8ya Jan
18
18
138
124% May 24
15% Oct
27
55% Feb
20
Nov
24
18% May 22
77 % Dec 30
Shoe
Steel
14 V8
J
7% Aug 19
130% Jun 30
12
40% July 30
101
Aug 24
38% Mar 20
8% Jan
135
Apr
Jun
24
19
62% Jun
10
80% Jan
Mar
20
8
24
24%
*23%
24%
23%
23%
23
23%
1,500
28'A
28%
28%
28 Vb
28'/a
28 Va
3,000
4%
5,800
4%
4%
29'/a
29%
25
24'/a
24%
5'A
28%
28 V2
*28'/a
24%
24 '/2
X24
22%
22%
23
99%
100 %
*100%
23'/a
23%
100'/a
*100%
100 Va
80
34'/4
33%
34'A
4,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,300
147'/a
147%
9%
9%
54%
No par
Corp
55
94
*91
32%
31%
31%
100
18%
18
18
18
900
122%
122%
122%
122'%
18
*71
122%
122%
*122%
75
55
93%
*91
9%
x9%
53%
93'%
93
73
93
.*91
40
May
54% Dec
5
Jan
108
3
6% Nov
17
49 y4 July
31
Sep
15
10% Jan
4
60
8
Dec
29
46% Aug 28
102% Juu
2
6% Aug 28
51
Apr
30
247/8 Aug 28
Oct
23
3% Feb
8
6% Jun
2
9% Feb
15
6% Jun
19
33
May 24
24% Jan 30
26% J-:n
18
2
27% Oct
30
18% Oct
25
1 % July
3
15% Aug 28
*92% Sep
9
104% Jan
30
90% Jun
27% Feb
21
34% Dec
10
29% July 16
Jan
91
2
99
11
59
Mar 19
108% Feb
4
9% Jan
20
-
4,000
8,900
♦91
'11%
11%
11%
11%
5,300
55%
56 Va
55%
56
2,000
119%
118
58'A.
57%
94%
118%
95
118%
*118%
119'%.
♦118%
119'%
118
118%
*113
*111
116
*110
116
57%
57%
57
118'/a
118%
118
*94%.
94%
57%
94'%.
'
118%
♦110
57%
56%
118
117%
118
94%
'
•93%
94%
22%
22%
56%
61% July 21
33% Mar
4
2% Mar 25
600
800
23%.
23
23
22%
22%
*22'/a
48%.
47
47
46%
46%
46 Va
46 %
45%
46
23
22%
23
23
23"%
23
23%
23 Va
23%
3%
3%
4
3%
26
25%
8
25%
25%
28%
27%
28
98%
*98 %
99
*98 %
*11%
*98%
11 'A
11%
11%
11%
21 %
21%
20%
21
45
46
45%
45%
93
*92%
*92%
20
.
coinmoni_No
39%
par
*27%
*99
com—2.50
27%
common
38%
preference—No par
101
93
99
11%
11%
11%
1,800
20%
20%
20%
4,200
45%
45%
45%
45'%
45%
45%
93
92%
92%
91 Va
92 Va
110
39%
39%
10,600
*27'A
27%
400
*92%
39%
39%
39%
39%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
*99
103 %
12%
39%
101
80
*69'/a
71
12%
12'A
38%
38%
101%
♦100
14%
103%
*99
26%
27%
103 Va
♦99
*99
103%
26
26 Va
26 Va
25%
*78%
80
*78%
80
71
71
*70
72 Va
*70
72%
30
12%
12%
12%
6,000
38%
4,400
38%
101
14%
38%
39
*99%
14%
14%
38%
101%
38%
*99
12'/a
12%
12%
*99
9% Feb
25
14%
14%
82 %
81
81
Grand
Granite
98% Jan
33% May
5
*81
12%
82'A
12%
12%
12%
31%
7%
32%
31
31%
x30%
7%
7%
7%
133 %
♦131%
133%
♦131%
133%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
64 %
66
64 Va
65%
65
65%
7,300
46%
46%
12,600
2.50
No par
1
Co
Telegraph Co__—100
Inc
F)
*131
7%
133%
82 %
*81
7%
♦131
12%
12%
12%
12%
66
_10
—10
—
28
1
May 26
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
11% Mar 17
18
Aug 14
11% Aug 24
16% Jan.
7
31% May
39
Dec
8
13% Jan
2
46% Feb
27
16% Dec
30
61% Oct
16% Nov
31
23
Dec
19% Mar
149
Mar 28
36
28
57
22
137% Dec
22
Jun
4
27
34 %
5%%
Grant
66%
65
6 5'/a
19% Mar 27
Gt Northern
Iron
58% Mar 25
Gt Northern
Ry 6%
2
19% Mar 27
141
Mar
2
$2.25
Great
7%
73% Jan
21
Green
41% Jan
8
30% Jun
9
40% Jan
2
Green
26% Jan
22
19% Jan
2
23% Mar 25
13
Nov
28
4
96% Apr
7
conv
82%
*81
*81
31
11%
12
11%
11%
3,300
30 %
30 %
30'/a
2,200
*7%
7%
7%
7%
25%
1%
7%
25%
1%
7%
25%
25%
29%
29%
29
16%
90%
17%
16%
90%
90%
90%
5
31%
32%
32
32
Western .Sugar
No par
com
—No par
No par
100
100
1
(H L) Co Inc
Tap & Die
1
Prop_.No par
pfd
*91%
100
com
preferred
Bay & Western RR
Greenfield
55
Corp_.No par
.
*
,.
.
11%
*36
17%
52%
18%
131 %
*68%
34
21
93%
11%
36%
17%
54 )/.'
18%,
131 %n
70 »
>34% "
21
105
6%
6%
♦131
Sep
For footnotes
see
12% Jan
2
13% Aug
13
87% July 31
95% Jan
7
Common
4%<s-
Dreferred
1
3
13%
13%
2 On
*89%
90 %
47%
105'A
6'/a
6%
55%
25%
54%
54
25%
*54
25
1,500
133%
1,600
105'A
600
6'A
6'A
1,400
53 Va
53%
300
24%
*105
*
25'/a
1.600
1 %
1%
1%
9.700
7%
7%
8'A
7,900
25 %
1%
1%
1 %
1%
1%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
1,100
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
16 %
xl5 Va
16 Vb
4,900
91%
*89%
91
200
32
1,000
93%
*91%
18%
133
*63%
34
*20%
91%
.
13%
•90
|
29
91'%
*90%
32
*31%
32%
32
91
*91
92 Va
*91
%
11%
11%
36%
♦36
17%
31%
12
11%
51%
*90%
,
36
36
92%
40
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,700
*35%
36%
*35%
36'A
40
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
2,400
52%
51%
52 %
51 VB
52 Va
51'A
51%
11.100
18 Vb
18
18
18 Vb
18 %
18%
18
133
*131%
134
*131%
70
*68%
70
*68%
133%
*131%
*
133
2,000
40
68 Va
70
34%
34%
34%
3 4'/a
34%
34%
34%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20 Va
20'A
1,100
13%
13%
13 "2
13%
13%
13%
13%
17,800
91
91
91
91
89 Va
89 Va
100
Greyhound Corp (The)—
x93 %
46%
*104%
48%
47%
105
100
30%
12%
12
6%
100
preferred
Ore
105
6%
^.S
common
39% Mar 17
47%
47%
105
12.50
common
preferred
Co
7
55
No par
(The)
Steel
o
15
2
cum
(W T)
Co
n
64% Apr
10
City
48%
105
56
*55
4
No par
Motors
Fen
17% Jan
*6%
Inc
& Co—
Jan
128% July 17
47%
105
10
Batteries
51% Aug 27
2
11% Jan
No par
.No par
3%% preferred
___+
Grayson-Robinson Stores
67% July
19% Nov
No par
Union
10
5,700
14%
Granby Consol M S & P
31 % Mar 27
20% Jan
101
14%
14%
Corp
Hosiery
(W R)
5,300
80
*78%
No par
preferred
Grace
1,000
9
common
14'A
20
11%
20%
27
27%
2,000
99
11%
39%
27'/a
9,100
27%
21
28
*78%
25%
20%
39%
27%
1,300
8,700
11,200
27%
*98%
39%
103%
4
25 Va
28%
27%
98'A
10c
,
3%
25%
25%
28%
99
No par
No par
25%
25%
29
29
4
3%
4
3%
42,900
400
22%
1
Harvester
Graham-Paige
57
118'A
94'A
48
*22%
60
*93'A
*117%
23
No par
preferred
Gould-National
118%
116
1
pfd
100
11%
1
Common
$5
94
lOe
$6
26,700
9'A
55%
57%
118%
1
Gotham
73%.
9%
54 %
54%
9%
54%
1,600
11%
5
common
(B
74
73
9%
7,500
3
56%
No par
Gillette
Good all-San ford
90
124
11%
*113
1
Brewing
75%
73%
54%
9%
9%
54%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
104
72
57 v*
119%
preferred—100
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Co
72
*31%
18%
71
11%
71
Goodrich
*71
32%
18%
57%
*69%
12%
(The)
20
71
*31%
18%
11%
*78%
7
9,600
57'/a
100
5
1,800
11 Va
11%
100
Gold & Stock
20'A
11
57%
1.
No par
100
Co
10
20
»
74%
75%
1
preferred
Glldden Co
149'%
76
No par
No par
com
4,100
34
33%
preferred
Brothers
.
34%
36 Va
Rubber
convertible
1,600
22%
32%
3%%
Gleaner
22%
36
Corp
(The)
100
100
&
,500
24
22%
200
29
24'%
33'%
4%*
$4.50
4%
29
36%
preferred
Goebel
5
4%
29
24%
31%
123
80
$5
4%
4%
x28
35%
Casting
General Tire
Gimbel
29
35%
Telephone Corp.
4%%
69
22
32
-100
General Time Corp
34% Mar U
36%
*21'/a
31%
Utilities—
&
General
85
2
*36%
22 %
35%
Refractories
2
Fab
36%
*21%
36
Etip Corp
7
80
*36%
22'%
31
5
25
Advertising-No par
40% July
25% Aug 27
37 %
*36%
32
series
31% Feb
93% Apr
30% Jan
Gen
3,400
*36%
*22
29
*29%
No par
General Realty
25% Feb
21
1,100
2,900
7'A
31
preferred
10V4 Jan
20% July 14
25
5%
17%
7'/a
36
Public Service
4
36% Feb
5%
17'/a
Va
7
32%
—
Precision
2
2
5%
17 %
7'/a
36
Public Utilities Corp
General Railway Signal com
5%
5%
17%
7%
36
common
Dec
92
Jun
16
5%
17%
7%
22
28%
General
10
5%
17%
7%
32%
preferred
General
30
5%
17%
37
24%
conv)__No par
Corp
$3.75
140
7 '/8
122%
convertible
Preferred
5,400
22
22%
Portland Cement Co
Jan
74 %
Corp common—3
cum
Outdoor
Sep
23.
74%
100
($2
300
11%
22%
75%
5%
■
36%
22%
1
3,300
25 Va
*36
50
600
200
.
17%
5%
18
7%
*10%
11%
41%
23%
23
*74%
73
General
25
7%
11%
*10%
32
General
114
5%
17%
9
General Motors Corp common
5
76
*31
General
4% Jan
11
23%
75%
•71
5
9
11
22%
75
18%
54% Mar 30
3% Jun
10"%
23 %
75
41%
71%
27% Mar 23
8
10%
23
76
*11
11%
43
41%
'
16
25% Feb
10%
23%
1
1.66%
21% July 20
44% Jun
10%
*75
*11
32%
preferred
3%%
$5
43'%
18%
52
69% Dec
11%
43
*31%
60 y4 Dec
125% Dec
*
*10%
43%
23%
1
1
com
11
43
*71%
Mills
240
9%
preferred
Dynamics
General
3,500
86
16%
50
Preferred
20
36
91%
preferred
General
1
9%
_100
2nd
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument
100% Dec
35%
*85
Cigar Co Inc com—No par
2
3
86
11 Va
04% Jan
11
36
86
20%
18
21
35%
86
149%
88% Jun
Feb
36%
*85
11
96% May 22
11% Dec 12
50
3,100
16%
Co
119% Jan
1,600
27'%
95 %
91 %
Corp
*94 y4 Jan
13%
*93%
20
conv
6%
*13
x27'/a
95%
•147
4%
2
13%
27%
20
4%
2.400
13%
86
*85
1,600
II,000
27%
*93
11%
Electric
14
35%
33%
11
Finance
Jan
36%
36
"
95 %
26
11%
General Foods
119
86
13%
27%
25%
33%
11
General
124% Jan
36%
857%
26
34
11%
General
11
36%
100
13%
27%
*93
16%
11%
3
22
27%
*93
40
104%
16%
No par
26
Jun
1,600
96%
95 Va
com
11% Feb
113% Jun
27'%
*94
17
167/a
20
77% Aug 18
106
*27'/a
97
♦95
♦147
56% Aug
9
2 <-,a
17
12%
6
Dec
27%
97
*16%
20 %
23
125% July 28
27'%
*95
16%
149 %
19
120
27%
97
*95
20
Cable
General
9
1,500
*147%
9% Jun
Jan
10%
20%
50% Jun
14% Mar 19
1,200
*10%
149%
66 y4 Apr
61
48
10%
20%
8
17
*47%
10%
*147%
22
Jun
4. %
10%
5
Corp
1st preferred
1%
48%
Xl0%
No par
31
48 % Mar 24
48%
10%
13%
Corp
53% Dec
46% Mar 24
49 %
13%
preferred
78
24
16% Jun
*103%
12%
6
31% Jun
15
97
104%
34
11 Vb Dec
2
27 %
28
*95
4,900
*103%
34%
72% Dec
18
26%
x27%
4,500
56
12%
4
Apr
10%
2,100
16 %
55%
34
18
Jan
x48%
10%
72%
16%
100
20
105
49 Va
10
71%
17%
56%
13
54% Feb
118
49%
72 %
71%
1,400
34%
General
9
104 %
50
500
10%
23
100'/a
6
22
10% Jun
103%
73%
*10%
23
12%
General Bronze
May
9
*103%
104%
100 %
35% Jun
5
104%
*103%
loo
31
20
56
common
121
6% Jun
16%
57%
IB
/
Co
1
52 % Oct
17%
57
23%
19
3
17
58%
23%
19
Jan
x73%
16%
57%
50
Investors
45% Dec
90
75%
16
59
10%
600
7,900
23%
34%
14
Mar 25
Inc
48% Dec
Apr
75
17%
58%
1
'51
preferred
14
7% Jan
75%
17
9
37% Jan
41
75%
10%
*23
5
22% Mar 17
16
10%
23%
com__l
Baking
Dec
Jun
19%
23%
2
24% Jan 16
j
of
$4.50 preferred
5
July 28
10%
23%
Transportations.50
6
79
9
10%
♦97
25%
Corp
American
7
39 '/a
23%
98
34
Co
Container
14% Mar 18
155
*96%
No par
convertible
General
97
40%
96%
26
(The)
36% Aug
33
124% Dec
4%%
Gaylord
40%
97
40%
96%
34%
preferred.!
convertible
104% Feb
20% Dec
16% May 25
115
Feb
7% Mar 12
39%
40
10%
1
May 15
15
40 Vb
98%
40 Va
98%
25%
common
Apr
5% Sep
40%
300
24
34%
common
lnc
18
32 y4 Nov
23%
23%
100
22% May 20
22% Feb
5
24% Oct
23%
25 %
common
(Robert)
Co
23%
1,200
10
3974 Sep
8%
24%
200
4%
_1
36
Gamewell
*24%
34%
common
Co
Gamble-Skognio
24%
34 Va
(The)
Co
28
x24'/8
25
2o%
.
8% Apr
45
4%
34%
Corp
Trailer
20% Jan
43
4%
26 Va
preferred
10
46
4%
25%
Froedtert Corp
22% Julv
Jun
*43
4%
10
27 Vb Aug
7% Aug 24
36% Apr
1
44%
4%
No par
18% May 21
5% Jun
*42
4%
34 'A
Co
4
17
48
4%
7%
preferred
10
4
*44
4%
16%
preferred
22% Apr
8
48%
16%
Freeport Sulphur Co
15
300
51
No par
Co
ser
51% Mar 17
8% Jan
50
16%
Wnsipr-Wheeler Corp
13% Apr
3%%
4>%
57
100
27
Fruehauf
♦51
23'%
5
Machinery & Chem Corp
Jan
Stores
53%
*10%
10
lnc
pfd
cum
*51%
40
1
Stores
Fair
57
*96%
No par
Co
Florence Stove Co
$4.20 dlv
*52
10
Y
N
Stores
Carpet
13% Apr
8y4 Jan
53%
*51 %
57
25
1
10
19% Dec
4,900
5
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Food
6
I,100
17%
4%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
4%%
preferred
100
5
9
15
17%
1
5
Jan
14%
17%
48%
5
Co
28% Aug
27% Mar 24
14%
17%
100
Flltrol Corp
First
53
*52
•
Follansbee Steel Corp
79
14%
17%
17
,
50
preferred
Felt & Tarrant Mfg
Ferro Corp
75% Jan
,
series
;
20
30
53
15
*14%
'
50
Corp
10% Jun
May 15
*51%
A
ser
1953
40% Feb
5% Dec
17
1
Corp
14
6% May 15
14%
5,900
pfd
cum
30
xl5
14%
16%
10,400
conv
96% Jan
2
17,400
8
13
6%
Jun
May 15
3,300
7%
20%
20%
53
Jun
74% Aug 28
23%
7%
7%
*20%
25
13y2 Sep
11
23
*20%
8%
20%
*52
46
84% Mar 20
23%
22%
7%
20%
25
I 12%
35% May 20
13% Dec 23
Jan
22%
22%
7%
21
13%
89'
9% Aug 28
400
25 %
6
2
2%
53%
17% Jan
43% Jan
2%
15
Flintkote Co (The) common__Nopar
$4 preferred
No par
103
2 %
3
12%
81
26
2%
*2%
17%
32
Jan
1,400
24%
99
Jun
45%
*51%
38% Mar 13
33% Jun
45'A
13%
9
93
461/8
26
31% Jun
56 y4 Jan
46'%
13
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light
98% Dec
46%
25%
26 % Mar 17
24'% Dec
18
5,600
46%
2,200
13%
10
10
13%
25%
21 y8 Jun
Dec
13'/a
13
11
23% Jan
13%
17
Firth
Mar 25
13%
15
13% Mar 17
100
13%
24%
27
29
Dec
17
100
13%
13%
Feb
38% Oct
10% Jan
Aug
12 Va
26%
24% Feb
92% Jan
17% Nov
5n
6
*11%
1
common
16% Aug 24
13% Aug 27
22% Feb 11
12
106% Jan
7%
va
1
20
3
16
19% Apr
18% July 30
75% Jan
6
7%
12
22%
22%
7 %
34 ve ivo»
25
13 y8 Jun
5
16
55% July 29
18
14% Oct
86 % Jan
J un
13% Jun
17% Mar
25 % Jan
2
30
9% May 17
96
29% Jan
47% Dec
34% Mar 13
27 % Sep
10
23
107
2
15
Apr
74% Dec
1
12
Mar
Jan
-'/3
>11%
3
*20%
Federated Dept Stores common
3
Jan
8%
20%
Federal-Mogul
19
68% Mar
7%
20'%
1
12%
13%
*2%
20
27% May 21
Jan
Jun
23
Shares
7%
>11%
46%
Airplane Corp_l
48
11% Dec
July
22%
the Week
13%
5%%
5
46
Aug. 28
25%
Federal
Jan
47%
Friday
Aug. 27
*51%
1
26
47
7^/4
Sales far
Thursday
Pansteel Metallurgical Corp__No par
4
Dec
13%
PRICES
Fedders-Quigan Corp
7% Apr
47
13%
SALE
Aug. 26
50
53 % May
43
26% Nov
50
14
13%
No par
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
7%
7'/a
3
Family Finance Corp common
5 % preferred series B
1
9
16
104
14
12
*2%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
66% Mar
21
100
8
Jan
Jan
&
12
2.50
Fajardo Sugar Co
Aug 28
37% Feb
3
19
57
Morse
7%
12%
3
Exchange Buffet Corp
9
24% Dec
,
July 13
7%
*11%
1
Inc
AND
Aug. 25
5
Ex-Cello Corp
Mar
Aug 28
4% July 24
23% Aug 28
39 Vb Aug 27
76% July 21
Eversharp
Tuesday
Aug. 24
5
Fairchlld Engine &
3
Monday
Par
Co
Fairbanks
19 y8 Jun
STOCK
Corp
Products
10 % Mar 25
57% Dec
28
16Va May
59% Mar
3
Williams
Evans
28% Mar 25
5
Apr
Eureka
22% May 11
16% Mar 24
2
4% May
% Mar
14% Mar
a
15% Jan
56
9
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
2
7% Jan
53% Nov
Dec
NEW
Highest
6% July
11
13% Oct
44
Continued—Page S
STOCKS
pane 26
;
*89 %
70
4,800
19
20
The Commercial and
(772)
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
i
Year 1'J'r.t
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
20%
21%
20%
21'/a
20%
5%
5%
5%
*5 7b
5%
5 ft
57b
900
31%
32%
31%
32%
31 ft
32
30%
31%
307b
31%
12.900
70
70 'ft
70%
70%
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
1,200
25
45ft
46 7b
45
45%
44%
45 7b
44%
45
44%
45
—i.No par
23 ft
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23 7b
23 3 b
23
237b
25
42ft Jun
9
50% Mar 27
Gulf
Jun
22
Feb
27
77
Nov
46% Oct
16
58% Jail
77
preferred
Oil
3
103
7
90
106'/a May 20
92
Jun
16
97
Dec
105
16
.
3
1
103 ft Jan
16
8,4.20
dividend
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
ft
$4.40
dividend
?7
8
preferred——100
100
*95
105% Jan
preferred
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
15,000
98
Jan
8
$4.44
dividend
preferred
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
July
Dec
——
9,800
Utilities Co—
Common
Aug
July
2
105
-No par
—
217 b
24
97 ft Jan
98% Jan
May
24
Corp—„j
Corp
Gulf States
20
Shares
20%
$5
63
Aug. 28
*5%
5
23
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
20%
Jan
38% Dec
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 20
5%
28
20
TRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 25
20%
5
Feb
Tuesday
24
5ft
33ft Jan
25
5ft Aug
.
20ft
30'/a Apr
6
69ft Aug 28
13 ft Mar 21
Aug
SALE
1
9
10
19% July 78
31% July is
Dec
Monday
Par
HIGH
AND
Guantanamo Sugar
x
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR coin_No par
29
8 ft Jan
25
7
STOCK
YORK
Grumman Aircraft
28 % Jan
14
23 ft Apr
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
*
STOCKS
Previous
Monday, August 31, 1953
..
.
105
2
100
1
4,800
v
20
—
I.;,'.'
H
'
30ft Mar 26
33% Dec
33ft Jan
24
36ft Mar
12
Huckeusack
51
Water
29 ft Aug
25% Aug 25
15 ft May 26
17 ft Jun
xl4
Nov
19
102ftJun
23
26% Oct
23
139ft Oct
2
21% Oct
107
Oct
23
Hamilton
Jan
30
Jun
16% Jan
105ft Feb
8
July
2
Harbison-Walk
(')%
preferred
Hart Scbalfner &
7
Aug 13
32% July 15
36
2
14% Mar 20
6ft Aug 28
8 ft Mar 12
23
16
1
26
Jan
30
17% Jun
Hat
7ft May 20
Jan
■21
19
8
Heclit
32% Jan
2
24 ft Aug 25
29% Jan
2
90
May
7
78ft Jun
15
86
Jail
13
29 ft May 12
93 ft Mar
4
34
Nov
3
31
Jun
22
34 ft Jan
22
May 20
91
Apr
20
97
Sip
1
17
Oct
120 ft Feb
21
37ft May.21
23 ft July 29
?6% Feb
3
35ft Jun
38 ft Mar 13
5
126 ft Dec
22
42 ft Feb
7
53% Oct
15
9
21% Oct
22
14ft Oct
31
24% Jan
70
24
74
•2% Dec
26
14ft Jan "21
18
26 ft Jan
17
62ft Jun
113
Jun
17
Jun
22
44 ft Feb
19
73ft Jan
7
107%; Jan
14
77% Jun
23
91
2
5
15 ftJun
6
19
21
22ft Jan
5
16%
Hires
13% July
2
6% Feb 19
22
Holland
1
15ft Jun
12
17ft Mar 23
10
28% Jan
9ft Aug 28
11% Mar 31
7
Sep
30
22% Apr
11% Jan
16
Oct
29
20 ft
x26ft Jan
4
29% Mar 21-
26ft Jun
39
36
33% Jan
2
23
•Oft Sep
30
•4ft Jan
2
18
Apr
Apr
7
69 ft Feb
66 ft
2
Dec
19
102ft May
7
7% Jan
56 ft
July 28
90
Jun
12% Oct
5%
17
32 ft Mar 21
35% Jan
18
32 ft July
1
36 ft Jan
July 20
42
"57 ft Feb
3
96
May 16
80 ft Jun
9
93 ft Feb
11
102
Mar 25
91
July 17
99% Jan
5
103
Dec
23
103ft Dec
23
96
Jun
19
103% Jan
13
Jun
22
26ft Apr
21
18 ft Apr
19
26
Dec
30
85
Apr
28
l'J ft
13
25 ft
18% Nov
40 ft.7 uu
9
16% Jun
3
It
Ja
n
May
16
21
Dec
3
19
11
13ft July 14
4-% Dec
16
28
46ft Dec
31
40ft May 23
88% Dec
23
18%
18 ft
18 ft
'25 ft
25%
24ft
25 ft
25
25
*25
*81 ft
83 ft
*81 ft
83 ft
83 ft
*81 ft
*32 ft
33
*32%
33
33
*32
93 7b
*92
5%
Sons
Hunt
Foods
Mar 25
2,900
187b
1,500
25'%
257b
25%
600
83 ft
*817b
337b
327b
32 7b
32 ft
93 7b
*92
I
24
*23%
*36%
37
24
7b
17%
16 ft
16 7«
167b
16%
*lo%
65%
66
65 ft
66
ft
657b
120
39%
39%
51ft
51
51
25 ft
*78
25%
*25%
*118%
1187 b
70
39%
*39 ft
39%
*3.) ft
397b
800
51ft
*49%
50%
*49'%
507b
200
25 7a
x247b
257b
12%
13
*62 ft
*
78
79 ft
*78
17
79 ft
17%
16%
17
27 ft
27%
27 ft
24%
25%
12%
64 ft
277 b
12%
2,500
120 7b
*63
13 ft
64 ft
1,000
ft
39 ft
119%
39%
12%
100
1'6 ft
66
*50 ft
122
39%
*63
700
m
*36%
66%
*120 ft
120
;
16%
—122
400
93%
118%
900
247 b
13
1271
13
647b
*62 ft
647b
63 7 b
637b
797b
*77%
797b
*77 7b
79 ft
127b
4,300
150
'
17 ft
17 ft
28 ft
28%
9%
10
9%
9ft
13%
14
13%
13%
'<
97 b
167 b
x267b
9%
9%
14
137b
14
17
17
27 7b
17
*267i
27 ft
13%
7
*6%
3,700
9 7b
9'A
9%
14
2,400
2,000
14
3,900
7
200
6%
*6%
7
6%
16%
*15 ft
16
157b
15 ft
*15ft
i57b
15 ft
15 ft
27
27
*27 ft
27 ft
*27 ft
27 ft
27 ft
27 ft
*27 ft
27%
400
12.50
36%
36 ft
36
36 ft
361/3
x36 %
36'%
36%
36%
2,700
No par
54%
55 ft
54 ft
55
54 ft
367b
54%
54 ft
54'/4
54 %
4,900
Co
57.7 b
900
com—_5
57%
57%
108 ft
3
57 %
93%
13%
57 ft
94ft
109
14
44%
107
*6 7b
54
57 ft
577b
*94 ft
107%
7
57 ft
93%
34
94ft
No par
106%
14%
No par
*94 ft
95 ft
57
57%
*
95 ft
*107
13%
13%
13%
xl3
ft
13%
13%
13%
2,400
33%
333/4
*33 ft
33%
*33 ft
3374
*317b
33%
100
45%
900
45 7b
44%
44%
45 %
45 ft
87 ft
'86%
87 ft
*86 ft
877b
*87 ft
93 ft
*92
93 ft
*92
93 ft
"no
93 ft
100
100
100
45
100
*99 ft
100
24%
100
25
*99
ft
45%:
107
*45
88ft
*92
No par
86 7b
25
25
*64
65
627b
63 'A
HGft
17 ft
*16 ft
17 ft
*16ft
17 ft
1
12 ft
12 ft
Xl2 %
12 ft
12V«
127b
100
common
preferred—
*4%
4 ft
4%
4%
4
4
4
9
8%
97 b
*8%
10
*8 7b
25
64
6474
167b
17 ft
12
*
lx
4
24 3b
637b
24%
63 ft
247b
637b
16 7b
177b-
117b
247b
*
320
100
37b
9
.l()o
24%
64
40
93 7b
*99 7b
100
180
867b
*92
]
25
—
100
107%
*86 ft
(Del)
94 7b
93ft
*106
108
200
ft
—100
.*■
127b
7,600
,
2,400
2,800
3%
1,300
*9
10
Ltd—No par
42 ft
42 ft
42ft
42 3
4
41%
42 ft
41%
417 b
41
*
417b
5.100
12.50
11%
IIV4
11 %
lift
117 b
117a
1178
lift
lift
1,17 b
6,200
15'%
*14 ft
14 7 b
-14ft
14ft
147b
Corp
48 ft
1,600
67b
is ft
6%
1
Texas
11
13 ft
6 %
66%
51ft
25 ft
34
13 ft
'15%
Motor Car
Hupp
*33 ft
'
13
17%
*121
30
Bay Min & Sill
8
1,200
5
Hudson
6.60%
ie
15'%
—1
3%
3ft
No par
Hussinan Refrigerator Co.
5
1,200
57a
10
common
-preferred-;
nonciuu
34
247b
68 ft
67 ft
1
Hudson
Jan
'17
5
Co.
2
24
32 ft
10
Paper Co
Manhattan
ik,
*81 ft
30
131
*57<
■
187 b
5
preferred:
5% Mar .19
19ft Jun <15
18 ft
(conv)__No par
Corp
2
19ft Jan
2% Aug 28
24% Nov
8
l
18%
.'5
;
Jan
17
18ft
-No par
59% Fel)
Aug 21
'18ft
400
24 ft
6 7b
13
37
6
July 31
6ft
37
21ft Jan
17 ft Dec
6 ft
36%
6
66 %
4
13%
6ft
36%
11
17
127 a
6%
*33%
Hudson
*33'%
*33 ft
12%
6ft
*34
36ft
preferred---,Houston I light
Power
Mar 11
34
34%
12%
100
4.4(1%
ft Mar 11
2,-900
24 7 b
131
6%
36ft
Aug
8 1:
24%
24%
132
13%
34%
—25
11% Aug 28
14
1027b
20
6ft
preferred-
Houston
11
*101 ft
25
Howard Stores Corp
Ilowe Sound Co
15
24%
*131
24
1
8% Jun
102'%
*101 ft
;i3ft
*34
24
7
3ftJun
900
2
*92
17% Jan
4
137a
5%
ft
79
Jan
137b
5%
23 ft
62 ft Aug 26
16
Jun
11
12
10
13 ft
6
6
92
22
28
5%
66 7b
24 ft
23 ft
5% Aug
3% May 15
*5%
12 7b
ft
24 ft
92
11
Oft Apr
1.700
*11 ft
-15
;
fuc—
<V,
300
4,500
167 b
16%
'
66
247b
24
14
•2 ft Apr
12 ft F'eb
6
247b
17
12
66 7 b
5
2nd
Oil
34%
267 b
26
13 ft
132
93
July 28
May
5%
11%
*65
25 ft
*131
1
50
4%
132
24ft
Household Finance eouimon--No par
3% %
preferred
100
3
Jan
*34%
257b
1
Mining
conv
24%
25%
24%
132
24 ft
50
preferred
div
25%
132
25
,
Electrochemical
$2.25
24
Nov
94
16 ft Nov
24%
*131
24%
common.
phi se.r B
Hondaille-IIersliey common
Mar 25
<8
68 ft Oct
_15
*23 ft
(A)
conv
$4.20
30
8
102 7b
_10
$4.25 preferred
4
13% Aug 28
Aug
*101ft
*92 ft
Furnace
Hooker
2
116ft Mar 19
19
49
101%
102
__100
Holly Sugar Corp
2
14 ft Nov
30
101ft
(Charles Ft
Co
Hollander
G
24
•41% Jan
13%
eom__
Honolulu Oil Corp.
Feb
13 %
13%
—10
Hindu & Daiich
9
Aug 13
64% Jan
13 ft
:
Ilonieslakc
102
16
105% July 28
13 ft
*
Co
57
10
66 ft
100
41% Mar 10
July 27
47ft Jun
Mar
13 ft
'65
*100%
Motors
Hotels
16%
*12
66 %
M'arX—
$4% cum 2nd pld
Hilton
4
22ft Nov
17
Feb
17
13%
*65
lJcyclen Chemical Corp common
1
3 ft % preferred series A
100
Apr 21
31ft July 17
12,ft Mar 11
Mar
17
*12
common—-
W)
IIcwift-Robius
2
Aug
7
17
17
17
257b
13 ft
ilersiiey Chocolate common..No par
4 ft %: preferred series A
50
Mar 27
18% Feb
62
27
44% Oct
29
24 ft Aug 28
12 ft May 29
26
26
67
Powder common—.—No par
preferred
.100
5%
9
3
14
257b
'17
Hercules
Apr
25%
*12 ft
common
non-cum
Hercules
53 '/a
4
1%
25%
34%
*34
*65 ft
preferred
(G
6
126 ft Jan
39
48ft Jun
3.05%
Holme
Co
26 ft
pfd —No par
common--
(If Jj
34
13%
Relrac
Glass
34
2.00
preferred
10
20% Apr
74% Jan
Jan
May 12
9ft Dec
19% Oct
7
25
16 ft Aug 26
21% Mar 31
x78 ft Mar
51% Jan
Apr
Fieiux
5
Sep
Co
3% %
21
2
38 ft
29
31
Jan
24% Dec
100
21% Apr 30
34ft Apr 26
66ft Oct
,
5
4ft"it,
preferred™.
Hayes Indusfircs Inc_
Hayes M.fg Corp.—
Ilu'/cl-Ailas
34
—lOO
Co
America
of
9
Mar
18
80
Corp
34
No par
com—
Co $4.25
2
11% Jan
July
At
Feb
12 ft
7% Jan
(M
Fob
26 ft
10
5ft Jan
Hanna
Co
preferred—
Paper
34 ft
x25%
-5
Printing Co
Watch
31
9
22ft Jun
'
F)
conv
Ilammermill
10
J,—
145
24ft Aug 27
131
(W
4ft
5
July 29
6ft Jun
4
36% Mar
1
30
28 ft May
21
Jan
100
5
Jan
26
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
19ftJun
18
34 ft Aug
142
29
33
9
Jun
Hall
14
71
2
Jun
May 27
13 ft Aug 18
19
17% Sep
23
5% Oct
Feb
18 ft Mar 13
11% Aug 27
16
18% July 16
81
May 26
34 ft
Cementing—
common
65
3
lift May 29
68
New
10
25
.
Well
Oil
rirtn.ourtjn
'20%
20 ft
<15
3%
3
20%
3
20%
14 ft
27 b
3
207b
20
20%
10
147 b
27b"
3
400
3
11,700
197 b
19%
20
100
1,100
1
36
Apr
•4ft Jan
95
Apr
29
I)
109
17
Dec
19
71 ft Apr
103
Aug
*35% Apr
7
42ft Dec
10
35ft Jun
45 ft Feb
23
50 ft Apr
17
44
*47ft Jan
8
53
•2ft Aug 21
.May 21
6
55 ft Oct
May
6ft Sep 18
33 ft May
1
8% Jan
4
41 ft Dec
88 ft Jan
30
Illinois
7
113% Jan
28
6%
16
19
30
preferred
Jan
7
4.20%
cum
4.70%
preferred
preferred
preferred..
lift Apr 13
40% Mar 16
4% Oct
30
Oct
23
64 ft Aug
5
4ft Aug 19
40ft Jun 10
56
ft Jan
Feb
20
96% Dec
29
84ft Aug 27
101
Jan
28
164 ft Nov
25
161ft Jan
22
151
Apr
7
10
51% Jan
19
37% Jun
21% May
lift Jan
1
29ft Jan
29
22
4
14% Dec
9
13 ft July 17
18ft May
1
23 ft Jan
3
21% Feb
•8 ft May 19
3
Sep
9
15% Jun
16
96. :
14ft Nov 28
186
Apr 22
29% Oct 22
160ft Jan
July 14
2
18
*
■'
Nov
24
246ft Dec
29
36% Jan
23
172
Apr
23
18% Mar
4
23%. Dec
1
31 ft Apr
17
4l% Jail
14
•8ft Jan
25
2
Dec
40% May
130% Jan
• ft Oct
86
94f
19
May 15
3ft May 6
1
48 ft Jan 21
4
137 ft Aug
27
42 ft May
3
6ft Jan
224'
26
Aug 25
Jun
10
5
Inland
12
Jan
Interlake
7
2
82
90
Int'l
5
22ft Aug
4
29 ft July 22
2
Int'l Nickel
132% Mar 11
7% Feb
20
4%
50ft Jan
20
64
45
14
41
Jun
29
55
38ft Jan
7
24ft Jan
Nov
8% Jan
25ft Oct
25 ft May
7%
6
2
International
22
2
27
Feb
2
30'/a Mar
9
29
29% Jan
19
31
27
Jun
16
90ft Jun
is
17
25 ft Jan
30
39% Feb
5
22
3% Oct
20
197b Jan
141ft Jan
2
5ft Jan
13
19
17% Aug. 26
119
3% July 17
11
Jan
2
90
Jun""3
Uw
34
100
62% Feb
May
78% Jun
.J
,
Apr
23
9
88% Jun
In
9
587b Aug 25
63ft Oct
71 ft Jan
7
20% Oct
257b Jan
21
82
90 7b
Oct
O
.6(1
% Feu
9
21
Apr
7
5%
238 ft
239 ft
$1.40
130
Feb
5% Mar
253b Mar
an
41
l"1
-vb
743/a Jan
6u
Mar
2474 Jan
*81 ft
1
*1%
39%
I
3 00
*130
Limited
common
8
38 ft
22%
23 Vb
14 ft
14 ft
147b
23%
23 ft
23'/4
:
89
5ft'
4
9
26
1G
2
233
5ft
5ft
167b
16
16 7a
239'%
238
238
25
85% Mar 30
9
39% Mar 17
Power
Power
&
$6
Jacobs
IF
Jaeger
Co—
1.)
Elec
Tea
Johns
Co
23
227b
22%
22%
22%
2,900
29 ft
30
29 ft
297b
297b
29%
4,600
*81 ft
*81 ft
83%
*817 b
2
83 ft
*81 ft
1%
17 b
39%
39%
130ft
129%
837b
1%
39%
40%
130%
*130
100 ft
*96i,r
8%
8
99ft
*96
8
837b
1%
1%
17a
17 b
2,166
397b
39%
39%
397b
15.600
129%
i7b
.40
1297b
1297b
*129 ft
1307b
10 7b
10%
10%
107b
4,200
50%
997b
50
50 ft
50
507/4
8,700
'96
99 ft
*95
99
8
8
8
55
56
*55
45 ft
44%
44%
441/4
44 7b
40
40
40
8ft
45 ft
45
45
40
397b
397b
45
45
*44%
451/4
33%
*33%
337b
56
"451/4
390
107 b
,
56
*7 7 b
45 ft
45 ft
33%
15%
26ft
*29
*33%
15 ft
2,000
8
630
56
27%
10%
*35%
/ 600
4'/,,
267b
'29
29%
27V4
*27'/4
277 b
27 7b
277b
277b
27'/4
500
10
10
10
107 b
3,600
357b
357b
357b
400
10%
10
10
36 ft
36 ft
36 7b
29%
29%
29 ft
29%
x24 ft
247b
247b
247b
19
1774
187b
1Q
*35%
29%
25 ft
19 ft
18
122
"
'120
ft
122
*120
3%
3
' 8
217 b
21
Vb
20'ft
19ft
1934
pfd__l00
84 7b
847b
*83 7 2
857b
3%
40%
58%
60
58
58%
12%
Latighlin Slecl
com_.
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
39%
94
-No par
Corp
Johnson
10
22
200
297b
122
3%
*21
58%
3%
*83 7b
40
39 3
*93 Vb
4
19 3
4
85 7 b
297b
29 ft
2,400
247b
24%
247b
2.800
137a
18
137b
4,000
113
119 %
160
120
3%
*21
3%
21i%
18
19
84 ?b
84%
2,400
200
113
*84
2,700
84 ?b
40
2,300
39?i
39%
39%
39 31
94 7b
94%
94%
20
x58'%
59
59
59%
7,100
58'/a
58
53 78
1.400
i58 %
59 7b
58
58
58
22%
215!!
22
21%
22
21ft
213
84 7b
85
84
847b
84
84 %
84 7b
84 7b
34 %
34
34
34 7b
34 ft
x33?8
33 7b
26 7b
25%
26 7b
25
45
44 3
45
44 %
44 3 b
3
3%
3'%
I
3%
217b
18
'93'%
40
59 7b
,
3%
*21
94 7b
58
x58
297b
18
120
2|1 ft
19 %-
94
*93
Vb
247a
29
34%
100
14%
267 b
*29
'
22
40
x 35-'ft
147b
'
19
*92 ft
2,400
147b
*26'/a
25
.1
41,666
157b
26 7b
29 ft
29 ft
100
147b
267b
15
3%
_
1,800
29 ft
19%
-
400
44 %
33 5b
26 ft
*217 b
common.
44
*337b
15 ft
1
r.t,
44%
33%
29 ft
1
Co-
44
*333/a
26 ft
27 ft
36 ft
122
*39 7b
40
26 ft
'29
28
10
40
14%
26%
29 ft
_No par
Sulphur
preferred
<fe
370
22%
_50c
Co
Monville
20,000
23
1
Inc
900
26 3a
153
30
10
Machine Co—
3%%
238 ft
26
1527b
23 v.
*33%' ;
No par
Co.No par
common—
Jersey Cent Pwr &
Jewel
238 ft
152%
293/4
55%
3.50
Light Co
Lake
4,200
30 ft
25
preferred
Jefferson
7,200
167 b
•
83 ft
:
55%
<fe Tcleg_No par
Utilities Corp
5
conv
Island Creek Coal
5
83 7b Feb
33 ft Jun
267b,
152 ft
10
57 b
16 '/a
5%
f
1,300
89
23.
•
25
common
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
Iowa
1
Johnson
2
26
.26 ft
15374
*39ft
No par
Iulerlype Corp
*
Jones &
18
26%
153
57b
200
23 ft
23'/4
2397b
233
2,600
147b
*88
16%
56%
Telep
cum
18
Apr
237 b
5%
5ft
6,300
227b
*14
89
*88
38
227b
16 ft
16
3774
14 ft
'
Interstate
11
23
237b
161
*156
38 7b
*14
89
*88
161
227b
39
23 ft
*44 ft
—No par
14
6
'156
377b
39 ft
55 ft
100
.1
Aug 2 i
Jan
30
100
—
Interstate Dept SI ores
2fi% Mar 16
30 ft Jan
23
I
5
com
•
*14%
16%
18
38% Feb
31ft Oct
;
161
22%
5%
25
12
Aug 27
*88
phi
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
26ft Aug 15
18
Feb
Aug 28
88 ft
ft,
No par
Salt
International
Jan
Feb
23
88
1,400
*156
161
38%
16 ft
'preferred
33 ft Jan
28% Dec
8
23%
2,600
85%
*98%
Jin,
36
16
23%
100
preferred,.
July 27
9ft Jun
14 ft
47 b
42 %
*4
4%
10%
14% Aug 27
30
23
*4 ft
85
50%
29
10% Sep
1,000
38 7b1
427b
10%
32ft July
2
387b
38 ft
4%
50%
24
30
38 3 4
100
421%
10%
Silver
19
20 ft Jan
4,000
84 ft
50 ft
International
26
in
40
22%
5
Shoo
Jan
9%
7b
50%
International
Jan
9%
42
10%
3
35
50
97 b
84 ft
10%
40% Feb
54
51%
50%
,
43
50%
International
7
10,0
48
*49
85
15
5%/
*47
*50 ft
507b
9%
38 ft
*4 ft
$4
!
No par
Int'l R.ys of Cent Atiicr coin„No par
7
May 29
Jan
47 ft
51ft
50 ft
10
*42 ft
7.50
4
12
96
Jan
"•
Aug 27
<•
39%
No'pur
,
Packers
1,900
467b
85
4%
42%
8534
*156
'14%
com
Canada
Paper
preferred
3
22% Apr
•l%Jan
102
nn
i
85
% 161
*156
No par
Chemical
;
4
26ft Nov
126ft Oct
44
x41%
1
common—
Preferred
30% Sep
35
Sep
13
86%
No pin
preferred
Mining Corp
20%:Dec
8'.
30ft May i«F
26
2
*4 ft
44
20
Machines
of
100
387b
38 ft
*45
*50'%
*~
10% Mar 17
9
July 24
4%
42%
1
.
International
36 ft
38 7b
86%
International
5
International
61% Feb
38 %
*4 ft;
,
__
No par
lite
Rubber
<fc
8
9
18
38%
lilt
16
20
'38 ft
26% Mar 24
Oct
22
9%
39 ft Jan
Apr
Feb
9%
26 ft
12"% Mar 18
47
9ft
1537 b
56 ft Mar 23
Aug 15
9%
,
26 ft
2
Jan
50 ft
153ft
16
40
48
517b
*49
26%
10 Vn Jan
57
*47
*50 ft
153%
Minerals
47 ft
48
51ft
50 ft
v
51ft
*49
26 ft
47% Jun
May 29
*47
51 ft
50 ft
.
153%
3
36% May 16
j
No par
Jan
18
"48
*50%
preferred.
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
12 ft Oct
Oct
Business
2 ft Jan
93ftJun
*47
*49
7%,
26
105
A
:
CI.fx
Int'l Harvester
47% Jail
128% Apr 30
46 7b
No par
Iron—
9
3
38 ft
*45ft
100
Co
38% Apr 23
Aug
l%Jun
38 ft
46 ft
1
Intercontinental
254 ft Mar 17
68
15
De Mex, S
Corp common
preferred—
1
4ft%
19 ft Mar 11
43 ft May 28
33% Dec
Steel
14% Jan
21
Co
Interchemioal
33
387b
'45%
12,800
'
Inspiration Cons Copper
24% May 15
92% Jan 14
166 ft Jan
38 ft
46 ft
50
common
Insurausluires
23
Aug 19
148ft Jun
38%
5o
preferred
0%
25
5% Aug
38 ft
300
74%
1077b
*106
*45%
4134
12%
106
46 ft
-50
—
Rayon
55 ft Dec
1
•7% Jan
4
1
3ft Mar 11
16
Eleetrica
15 ft Mar 13
9
Aug 13
Jan
29% Feb
48
Aug. 19
Industrie
74 ft
73
106
39%
38 ft'
Ingersoll-Rnnd
75
108
417b
43
*42
43 7b
74
39%
-r5
Industrial
*42 ft
*106
74%
108
*45%
9%
12
41ft Oct
6ft Mar 16
43
1
*106
pin-
Indianapolis Power &. Light—No pilr
28
165ft Jan
Illinois Terminal RR
7
•1
cum
cum
72%
107 ft
50
cum
4.42%'
*42 ft
--77 ft
*106
100
No
common
4.08%
•2
8ft Jan
Co
5
52
27
34% Jun
Power
Jan
54 ft Mnr 11
50% Apr
2
May 19
17
phi ser A
42%
74 ft
common.lOO
Co
50
5
7% Jan
RR
conv
42%
20
—
Central
noiieiim
Illinois
41% Mar 24
Co
Power
24
46ft May 26
49% Jun 18
48 ft
Idaho
4
21 3
4
*84
23.700
227«
490
847 b
333b
337b
257b
25%
3.900
45
1.400
3
1,300
.
2,800
—
24% Nov
K
17
38% Jan
3
42
ft Dec
16
497b "Feb
J 3
x8
Dec
26
19% Dec
10
For fnotnnrp.
,-pp
na<?e
25'b Apr
43 7b Jun
3
6
16
Aug 25
307b Mar 12
40
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
Kaiser
5%
Alum
cum
&
Cliem
Corp.
1
iconvi
50
Furnace
10
preferred
Kalamazoo Stove &
26%
---
267b
45%
45%
5 f
5
"
26
44? 4
r
x3
'
3
3
4
ft
26
*4433
3
Number 5251
Volume 178
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(773)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Freviout
Range Since Jan. J
Year J8)52
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26% Jan
5
30% Dec
10
87% Jan
2
96
Dec
3
95
Jan
26% Jun
16
85
10
J~n
98 % Jun
May
1
18
31% Mar 13
13
100% Mar
105
9
47c
6
Jan
39% Jun
Jan"
68 3% Oc
2
19Va Sep
4
28
13% Dec
19
cum
4.507c
40
Apr
110
Mar
21 % Feb
9
21% Jan
2
39% Jun
16
Kennecoi.t
24%
Feb
Jan
KimberJy-Clark
19
23
Aug 26
28
2
25
Nov
7
24
Jan
22
41% May 19
80
Oct
27
78% Jan
8
49% Jan
21
31% Aug 27
971
39Vi Jam
a
July 30
5
50 Vb Mar 25
54:,% Sep
5
31 Vb Jan
42 Va Dec
24
25
9% Dec
8'/« Mar 13
19
Jan
21
24
11% Mar
7*.
45 7 Jan
10 ,{2.
May
23
7% Jan
8'
6
85
July
33% Jun
8
93% Jan
9
19
5
47c
Kresge
iS S)
Kress
8
Jun
9
5
Jun
16
19% Jan
2
11% Jan
July 31
23
-
4
56
20% Aug 25
48
7
5% Fob
25% Aug 20
18 % Mar 1824 % Mar 17
Aug 28
1~
16'%
163%
16'%
3,800
64
63'%
64
64
64%
63'%
64'%
63
63 V8
13,200
44
42 3 8
43
42%
43%
42 Va
43'%
42'%
423%
*23'%
23%
23
23'%
23
23
23
23
23
23
1,500
41 Vi
40 Va
40 VB
40'%
40%
40 3%
41
41
41
2,400
106
*101
106
8534
85%
85 34
*85'%
85 3%
85%
——10
34 V8
34%
34 3a
34'%
34'a
504
51
50%
50 3%
49'2
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
—
51 Va
52
41 %
42
10% Mar 28
14
Jan
2
13% Dec
18
21
*15%
52%
Lane-Wells
Co
-50
66
24 % July
11 Va Oct
28
18% Jan
4
23%. Jan
30
31% Nov
28
1
x27% Nov
5
43% Feb
7
14'/a Jan
2
17% Dec
2
102
Jan
101
July 14
2
107
Dec
24
100% Nov
21
143
Jun
33
5
25 %
3
Dec" 18
158% May 24
" Aug
6
Jan
' 2
0
Savers
Liggett &
G'orpi—
Myers Tobacco
preferred
ILily.'Tulip Clip Corp
47% Mar 16
Link
27% Ma
Lionel
2 7
3
Lion
4
Liaulil
Jun
17
74
Feb
20% Apr
23
26 "1
Mar 1!)
11 % Jan
28
14% Mar 25
27% Aug 27
23% Jun 16
34 % Mar 19
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp
20
Apr
15
Lone
Star
Gas
lib
Aug
5
15
25
July 28
15% Jun 10
35% Mar 26
"«%
12
110
1 m:
0
M
'»5
>r
Jan
a,
Loow's
4.75
1%
1'%
1'%
1V4
1'%
4,900
8%
3 Va
8%
8%
8'/a
8%
8%
3'/b
3%
:>3%
3%
66 %
66'/a
65 ?'a
66 (■'•".
15%
xl4%
15 Vb
143/4
14%
/
9V4
8%
*
3%
66 '%
3%
•)
5.25%
57.
24% Jan
30% Aug
108 '.2 Mar
Jim
5
8yi
3 Vb
10,900
1,400
3'%
300
66%
12
77/
iP)
2
Louisville Gas
2
Louisville
24 % Feb
20
33% Aug
it
Jan
2,800
x63%
30% Apr
35 % May 25
92
97
May 25
Jan
20
45% Jan
387/« Apr 23
22
23 %
35
17%
preferred-_._J00
Lowenstein
•
4%7;
El
:>65%
21%
1
(M)
Sleel
Woud
*65%
68
22%
64
22'%
22
22'%
22
22
2,400
33'%
34
33 VB
33'%
33
33%
6,800
17%
17'/a
17 V2
17%
17%
17 V%
68
22 Va
21%
68
*65
22%
22%
68
*65
22'%
*65%
223/4
12
12%
11%
12%
11%
12 %
11%
29 VB
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28'%
24 %
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
23%
24
108%
*107'%
108%
*107
108%
26
10
100
*102%
*99%
*103
108
108
25 Va
26 V4
26%
26%
16%
16%
1G%
17
103
103 Va
103%
103'%
100 '%
*99;i4
100 V4
100%
100'%
103%
103%
103%
103%
103%
28%
29i%
103
28%
29 V4
28 VB
28%
——-—300
.
3,900
24'%
4,400
108%
*25%
26'%
1,900
16%
16%
167/b
7,300
*102%
103'%
*10234
103'%
180
*99%
100'%
*99%
100'%
103%
*103
28%
*103
29
151 Va
151%
151 Va
*150
152
39 Va
33 V4
39 V4
39 VB
39%
39
39
63 %
60 Va
61%
60%
62
60%
61'%
34
34%
10
„
33%
34
*92%
1
—100
94%
92
92 %
*92
93%
*92
41%
42 Va
41
41 Va
41
413%
41
33%
33%
33'%
103%
28 7%
39 Va
com
200
26%
16 3%
60%
Inc
19,300
12'%
28 %
24
*107
151%
L
23,500
11%
50
152
22%
28'%
■1/
iKy).Nopar
*150
1,900
68
22'%
12'%
28%
par
800
1,000
22'%
10
108%
25%
26%
16%
16%
90
64'%
39%
*38 Va
17%
10
Sons
&
Co
4,900
22 Va
17 Va
100
preferred series A
Lukens
75
163
34
22
x33%
.10
:
100
Co
200
74%
39 V2
17%
2,200
38
63%
39%
,
900
*162%
'
63 3%
,
15
9
75%':
163
39%
34%
common
&
*162%
63u/4
Nashville
&
74 3'4
76
162%
39
22%
preferred——-
41 % Jan
67 7
75%
162%
163 V*
*143%
*36
63 V4
preferred——_100
Co
76
*162%
66
'■
38
*36
37
38 34
preferred series C_
Lor ilia nl
75%
37
6314
pfd series A—
series B
5.25%
77 Va
2.50
Co
37
*36
163
9%
38 V4
Long Bell Lumber (Mil) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
103% July 13
37
66
38%
preferred--
conv
34% Jun
7
*1%
63%
No par
58% Apr
8
1V4
8%
No par
Inc
30
30
9,200
1V4
38%
Aircraft, Corp
23
Jan
17'%
IV*"
No par
Corp com
convertible
Lockheed
14
Jan
3%%
67% Dec
99% July
17'%
03%
common.
13
41 % Dec
50
17%
5
(The)
Co.—
9
8
16%
No par
7
r
Carbonic
103
100
—
C'orp
76 %
25
com
Bell, Co
Oil
37
5
__—
7%
20
16
173%
5,200
Life
Jan
37% Oct
17%
.10,900
52 y4 Feb
91 % Jan
17%
9%
21 % Feb
147
1,500
17%
19%
72% Jan
101% Jun 13
20% Aug
27
35 %
Libljy_._
?«% Mar
Mav
26%
19 3b
&
10
Jun
87%
9'/b
26%
34%
McNeill
15
97
*84%
9%
26%
9%
—
Libbey-Qwehs-Ford Glass Co
l.ibby
.T-n
101
87%
9%
27 Vb
19%
Lei'ner Stoi cs Corp
32% Jun
103% Jun
*84%
9%
27
35%
9
15
87%
27%
*27
9%
58% Jun
18% Apr
500
19 Vb
38% Mar 17
•38% Aug 25
19% Feb
9
64
300
25%
351%
82
14
48
25%
9%
167
Apr
9 VB
700
48
25%
20'%
19%
5
75 %
*84%
20'%'
50
*25 %
36'%
j5
26
*20
*48
19%
Jan
Nov
20%
50
25%
33
Jun
2
20'%
'
25 7%
16
%
9%
74
26
26
3,500
52
15
19%
155
Jan
*50
36%
15
46% Mar 17
*
52 Va
9%
30
21% Dec
15%
*50
19%
Dec
22
*15%
x36%
173% Apr
1
16
52%
9%
10
30
23 "a
19%
37%
34% J Ml
14
5'%
23%
9%
29
16 % Oct
B.000
8 Va
*5
24
19%
Jan
33 % Nov
8%
8%
5'%
23 %
1,900
37%
38
*12% Apr
2,400
10
13
11
3%
..No par
2,700
40 Va
—7
4
10% Apr
25
8%
No par
pfd
493^
40 VB
No par
22% Mar 17
42'ji l't'b.
7
Dec
2nd
34 VB
49'%
*15 V4
8% Jan
74
1%
341%
50 "2
40Va
15%
19% A ig 27
48% Jun
1
34%
15%
34% Aug 28
l
18
200
5
7
15
17%
85 %
Products
13
Jan
I 9%
10
85%
Lelin, & Fink
23
May
87%
9V4
27 VB
85 54
100
18% Mar 27
Feb
43
$3711011011111 1st preferred
noncum
*84%
9%
27 VB
3,200
!
*48
87%
10
*5
31 Va
20'%
20%
*25%
8 Va
5'%
*15%
<*50
49
26
25
common.—
20 %
49
50
No par
Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
50c
>84%
100
20%
8%
24%
50
31 Vb
700
66 V2
Jan
49
3.857f> ■ ''pre .ferret},—
25%
*5
24
a
84'/a
06
9
70
>49
5
James) & Sons Co common—3
1
241
33%
1
42% Dec
2
20%
1
;
RtibJtei*,f& Tire——
5 '%
*5
23%
237/a
33 "2
*83'%
<The)__
25
4
8%
15%
*50
preferred——_
5 '%25
*23'%
Lehman Corp
17
61 '/a Jun
34
9,100
2
27
160l/2 Jan
23
8%
15%
6
Nov
7V2 May
1
35% Oct 28
8%
52.%
22
(80% Jim'
*33% Feb
'
8%
>50
—-
7
4 % Jan
'
'"15%
18
14% Jan
8%
--4
.
(The-)—
lan
8
34'%
No par
No par
;
Co__
16 Vb
31%
23%
1
4
*101
31V4
& Co,
Co
106
31%
1%
July
*101
31%
24
July 23
106
313%
1% Apr
8% Aug 19
*101
16 3%
31%
Lehigh
3
106
16%
32'%
85%
20
63
*101
16V8
31%
Jan
2
40'%'i
16%
Va
10
22%
23
900
83'%
10
July
5,300
10%
34
Jun
5% Feb
173%
*103/8
23%
16
-81 %
17 Vb
10%
83'%
16
29
17%
*10%
*33'%
21 % Dec
21
600
17%
10%
*22%
v
3% Dec
34 3b
173%
10%
16%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
70% Feb
343%
17%
10%
83'%
Mar 24
4
35'%
1734
10%
231/a
34
29
*343%
1734
10%
34%
10
17% Jan
35%
17%
83 %
25% Jun
2'/.» Jan
*34%
17%
100
Co
5,000
10 %
*33%
22
5
34%
40%
42%
83%
26
26
343i
10
40'%
X41V4
34%
9% Dec
Nov
42
102'%
42'%
233i
30% Nov
1 '% Dec
41 Vb
*101 Va
41%
83%
(The)-i.
Gas
43
3,400
35 V2
*3334
4
13
42'/8
*22%
:
jo
*101'%
35
,,
Feb
1013%
84'%
l
14
*101%'
28 VB
43'%
Lane Bryant common
Lee
23
101'%
;>5
Lees
n
120
102'%
101'%
24 %
3
Feb
95
No par
9
11% Ja
*93
La Consulidada G7c pld_75 Pesos Me*
Jan
95
30
93'%
23 Vi
1
1
88
93%
*34
2
92% May
*86%
95
*83'%
8% May
Jan
88
*93
28 %
28%
No par
21% May
88
*86%
95
*34
No par
25% Jan J2
86
July 14
7% Jun 26
i
,
88
*93
Lambert
-.29% Feb
04
<S If)
Laclede
Mar 12
,
88
94
28%
63 %
preferred
Kroger Co
28
283%
89
No par
com
prior preferredKoppers Co Inc common
5
35% Jan ' 5
Corp
$5
.
6
15
30
!
5
48% Jan
72 % Jan
May 12
41% Jan
42% Mar
12
25% July 16
95
Shares
28%
*87
2.50
47c conv. preferred (cum) „—100
King-Seeiey Corp.
1
Kinney (G R> Co common
1
57 % Feb
12
26% Dec
1
Mar 17
49% A.ug 27
10 % Dec
15 "I
111% Fob
37 % Apr
50
Dec
23
28%
Aug. 28
No par
__
49
Vi Dec
28
Copper
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
26
28'a
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
89
*101% 101%
50
Kern
27
21
207/b Apr
Feb
Jan
J 08
28'%
Sales fsr
Thursday
Aug. 26
94
Kansas Power & Light Co—8.75
Kayser. (Julius) & Co—
5
Kelsey Hayes Waeel—*1
83
3
28 %
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
*87
No par
preferred
non-cum
00
12
8
47©
10
Jan
23'
100
Tuesday
Aug. 25
Aug. 24
100
Common
<
27
51Vu Sep
Oct
54 %
Mar 17
preferred—
preferred
13% Jail
114
Apr
Monday
Par
City Southern—
20% Jun
5
30
Apr
20 Vh Jan
21
42% July 28
7
34
5'% Dec
15
26
91
18 V8 Oct
17% Jun
July
71
>
1
Apr
35% Oct
36% May 11
10
Jaly
l
16% Aug 28
61% July 29
92 Vb Jan
20
183/b Jan
70
45% Aug 10
16
223% AUg
r 22
40 '%. Feb
20'% May
10
32% Jun
93% Feb
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co coin_No par
1
3.807c
preferred
100
Kansas
16 3%
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
95% Jan
93% Aug 27
106
103% Mar 12
NEW
Highest
102y2 May 21
15
Sontinued—Page 1
STOCKS
29
*150
152
*38%
331/2
931/2
41
N
41'%
500
61'%
32%
42
30
39
60%
33
I
50
150
12,300
5,400
1,400
93%
40
41'%
1,400
M
Nov
10
14
15% Jan
40% Aug
4
45
128% Sep
10
135
12
Oct
Dec
7
41
Jun
8
3
127
Apr
6
28
30
22
28
80
9% Mar 13
30
15% Aug
13
Apr
8
7% Dec
10% Jan
Feb
8
14
39
24
Apr
10
11% Mar 18
Dec 19
-
5
22% Nov
536
Dec
9
6
8
23
18
Jan
7
July 11
8% Oct
2
12% Jan
17
22 % Apr
24
29 % Jan
28
10 % July
I
Nov
17
!
85
Oct
7
8% Jun
9 '/2 Apr
21% Oct
28
13% Jan
23
26
87 % Mar 27
Jun
mi
16
9
8
Aug 12
5% July 14
Jan
16
Dec
22
7% Aug 27
18% May 13
11 % Jim 10
Jan
22
52% Jun
15
Jan
9
8
May
8
9% Jan
32
12
Apr
22% Jan
552
9
>
0
Mar 23
8% Feb
l»
11
28
Mtiey
Square
Magic Chef
—
Sugar Co—,
Mar
9
Marine
4
4 %7/
preferred iconv)
Marshall Field & Co com
88 % Mar
25
10
Dec
19
12% Jim
16
18 %
15
13% Jun
2
1 I % J'ill
2
9
Mar 20
% Mar
Midland
4 % 7/
Martin
12
95
2
97
May
7
82% Jun
79
Jan
10
87
May
2
75
14 %
Jan
4
45% Jan
18
July
2
Jan
6
$3.75
cum
13
$3.40
cumulative
21
Mar 16
Dec
30
49
July 28
52
Mar
19% Dec
4
16
Aug 11
21 %
Mar 25
Aug 27
30% Feb
12
7
20% Dec
31
23
Feb
28
45% Nov
13
17
28
42% July
1
12% July 14
Pet)
14% Oct
15% Feb
4
89% Dec
30
92
5
fl % Mar
7
98% Apr
25
78
71
28
62% Aug 28
29% Aug 27
Nov
July 31
U>%
Jan
10
73% Mar 12
McGraw
20
831
Apr
3
17
40
Jan
28
33% July
2
38% Jan
2
23% Jan
.31
20% Jan
7
22% July
6
20 % Jan
21
McLellan
12% Nov
3
15% Jan
21
14% Jon
22
McQiiav
22% July 15
.
86.
28% Feb
Aug 19
23% Mar
2
55
July 28
12% July 27
23
Aug 28
71 % Jan
12
28
Mar 20
95
May
Mclntyre
Mead
14
87% Jun
26% Dec
8
24
26% Jan
2
28% Mar 19
Melville
8
12T'h Feb
10
14% May 22
Mengel
Aug 19
50% May 21
18
1
Dec
10
50% Mar 12
46
15% Apr
16
21 % Dec
9
16 % Aug 25
19% Jan
7
Mercantile
6
35 % Jan
22
18% Jun
25% Jan
5
Merck
93 % Dec
12
47
22
Oct
84% Jan
104 y2 Oct
10
4
3
121
Feb
Jan
2
80
May 4
92% Jun 10
92
28
Nov
22
Oct
15
37% Dec
18
7
33% Jan
28% Jan-
54% Feb
23
16
Jun
25% May
8
31
Jan
22
Jun
10
11
19
31
Jun
92% Jan
2
101
May 27
86
Jun
11
Jan
3
108
Jun
25
96
Jun
24
91
Jan
14
97% Jun
3
88
Jun
12
91% Feb
20
84
July
105
Oct
6
109 '% Aug
8
99
20
Jan
MTav 21
8
26% Dec
18
20
Aug
58% Oct
16
81% Jan
28
55% Jun
10
20% Feb
14
28% Nov
28
22% Jun
9
see
page
26
19
20
Aug 19
101
For footnotes
Jan
96
2
95% May 23
87% Feb
111
4
3
7
30
57*
$4
4
66% Jan
27% Mar
5
81 %
*81 %
7'%
19
100
2,100
10,700
6,700
40
83
13%
13'/2
13%
12'%
12
12
1,200
18%
18 VB
18
3,200
900
18 %
18%
*
18%
18
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18 >8
18'%
18'%
18'4
36%
36%
35%
36%
34 Va
35%
103
*102%
103 '/a
*102%
103'/a
102'%
102'/a
200
30
29%
293%
29'%
29%
29%
293'4
3,300
90
91
SO
*89%
91
*89'/a
91
89 Va
89
103
*29%
*87 Va
88 Va
No par
*80
82
18
18
18
18
18
xl7%
17%
50
*49
50
49
49
*48'/a
49
16%
16%
163%
23%
23%
pfd
No par
17%
*49
88
16%
16%
3
16%
23%
*23
*43
44
13
13
78
78
*77
*64
%
24
43%
.
12%
13
78 %
*43
44
12%
12%
*77
79
16'%
23
17%
*48'%
16%
16'%
23
*43
88 %
*80
44
12 Va
23'%
*43
13
12%
*77
*77
79
'/a
88.%
17%
49
16%
23'%
44
13'%
79
65%
6534.
65
64
64
*63 Va
64 Va
62'%
63 V2
5
30%
30 V2
3034
30%
31
31
x29%
29%
29%
30
57
56
56 Va
*56
56
8,400
130
60
82
1
new.
19,200
36 Va
•
82
56
1,000
400
1,300
500
60
3,000
10
600
1,500
600
57
56
56
3 8
35%
36
35 Vb
35%
35'/b
35%
35%
36%
36 3/8
36%
2,600
1
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
223%
22'%
22%
1,000
10
*12%
*12%
No par
Co__—
Mfg
25%
5
>
r.
Co
*89
27%
*1234
13
13
13
12%
12%
25 VB
*24%
25
24%
24%
23n4
24'%
23
23'%
89
88
88 %
89%
273/4
*88%
89%
27%
88%
89
27%
*89
27%
27%
27 VB
27%
28
28
13'%.
13
13%
13%
13'%
500
1,200
100
1,200
*13%
13%
>45%
48
46
48 "
*45'%
48
3%
16%
16 Va
16
Vi
16%
16'4
16'%
16%
16'%
*16'%
16%
4,100
19
19%
18%
19 %
18 %-
19
18%
19
183b
18%
27,200
86
86
Inc
common
.
i
!16%c
No par
—
*84 %
87 Va
13%.
*13
46
13'4
*46
*84
48
•
86%
*45'/a
*84 Va
Co
95
95%
*95
95%
95%
95%
95
95
*95
96
95%
95'%
95
95
No par
26 %
26 %
26 Vb
26%
26'%
26'%
*26
24
24 %
24
24 VB
24 %
24%
preferred
series
3.85%
preferred
series
3.80%
preferred
series
4.45%
preferred
series.
12.50
pfd—100
100
100
32
32
93
98
*97
*90
92%
*90
100
*88
—100
*100
21
91
*88
102 Va
21
Va,
>100
20 34
86%
95
95 Va
100
1,200
160
26 34
26%
26%
800
24 Va
24 Vi
24'%
3,000
32
800
92
*91
93
50
*97
98%
*97
98'%
*97
98»%
*90
92%
*90
92%
*90
92 Va
93
•
—4)4
32 ,1
32
90%
91'/a
*88
91
32'%
91 %
*88
323%
91
32
*88
91
102 Va
*100
102 %
>100
102 %
102 %
102%
10
21 VB
21
21'%
21
213%
21'%
21 Vb
3,100
59%
59%
59%
60
4,800
26'%
26%
26'%
26'/a
5,400
10
60%
61 Va
59%
60'%
59%
60
Inc—No par
26'%
26%
26%
263«
26%
26%
Petroleum
*94%
20
98'%
32
*91%
*97
,
24'4
1
900
92 Va
32
*91%
5
Miami
95
95 %
95
5
Co—
*84
87 %
No par
No par
4.35%
Utilities
13
13
preferred_-50
1st
Co
57
1
1
2nd
South
81%
88%
2nd
Middle
81%
43
Inc
9
*81%
81%
*81 VB
23 %
Stores
2
2,800
*80
Corp%
(The) common
Copper
Mid-Continent
241/a
*87%
Metropolitan Edison 3.907©
29% Mar
400
23%
24
82
Mesta.
93 % Feb
54
24
*80
2
107% Feb 19
12'%
54
24
90
9
13
12 Vi
54 %
23:i 4
82
39% Jan
93% Jan
12%
54 Va
*83%
Publishing
Machine
12 Vb
55
24
*80
98% Jan
2'
123/a
*54%
55
:_.No par
series_No par
Merrilt-Chupinan & Scott
Feb
12%
12%
123a
24
*90
25% Mar 30'
105
7'%
18%
30%
pl'd.
preferred
Mergen thaler Linotype
conv
7%
18%
50
$3.50 preferred
$4.25
7'%
1834
13'%
Inc
Co
7%
18%
12 VB
No par
convertible
&
*7%
18%
103'/a
Mines
Co
13'4
19 Va
29%
Shoe
22
734
18%
23'%
12'%
4'%&*preferred (1st series)100
12% Oct
*5%
*22%
Corp commoii—50c
preferred100
Norm
,
6'%
22%
102 %
Corp common
Jan
94
500
200
*5%
22 VB
18%
1947
ores
6
6
6'%
23%
36 %
& Bobbins
SI
6
1,600
4,400
*5%
18%
Porcupine
McKesson
6'%
'/a'
17
13%
Electric Co
33% Nov
6 Vb
25
525
13%
common
McGraw-Hill
11
16%
12%
convertible
32% Aug
25%
*514
525
*22%
373/B
—
Stores
6%
26'%
171/a
17
6%
*18%
preferred—
McCrory
*6%
*25%
*514
23%
*54 %
No par
Corp
$2.50
17%
525
VB
6
x36%
C'orp
MeCord
12%
55
'
6
6
"
26%
17'%
*514
*22%
1
common
preferred
$3
McCall
8
55% Mar
Maytag Co
6 VB
6 %
26
17 Va
525
Corp com——5
preferred—
pfd
25%
17 Va
*514
13 "a
No par
Chemical
85 % .lan
17% Aug 27
51
15% Mar 12
Corp.i
$3.75
31
6%
*5%
*23
25%
525
12%
Electric Co.-:
20
19% Dec
*514
13%
4.257/ conv preferred^
*
.100
May Depi. Stores common—5
Jan
17%
400
12%
5
95
26
100
300
7%
13%
Mathieson
5
25%
73b
12'/a
Master
83% Jun
7%
13%
Masonile
July 21
7V2
12%
2
98
7'/a
3,000
8 Vb
1
2
23
*7%
23
*80'4
20,200
No par
(Glenn Id Co
Martin-Parry Corp
•)
r
7%
81%
20% Jan
32% Ma
7%
*7V4
81%
41% Jan
1 10 % Jan
*8
24%
J:ly 13
10
81
8
12%
34 % Aug 28
30
*80
8
24 VB
18
27% Jun
300
23
81
8'%
*54%
2
98% Jun
23
80 Vb
*0
5
10
10
23 Vb
80'%
19%
18
Aug 11
23'%
1,400
11V4
23
7%
33 % Jan
34 %
11'%
8%
19%
20 % Feb
17% Aug 19
11'%
23
23%
7%
49% Apr
113
Jun
30
11
80%
100
5
11'%
9
42
129 %
23
50
preferred
11
*41'%
*127
*8
No par
Corp common
11 %
10%
129%
80%
1
.'
*8%
41%
*127
8
6.25
Exploration
9
9
41 34
129%
23 %
17%
•
5
Corp 1„1
41 Vb
*127
80
7 %
—1
Shirt
41 »i
129%
8
No par
Bros
Marathon
81% Aug 20
2
Nov
—50
11 VB
9
9
42
*41
*127
80
.1
Malroniug Coal RR Co
Manali
10
„
.
9
9
9
41%
129%
23
No pitr
_No par
Magbia. Copper
Magna.vox. Co «T he)
Mnracaibo Oil
9
3
65
Garden—
9
Jun
10%
5
—
Feb
13
58
41%
*128
iR ill Co.Inc com
No par
7- .preterm! series A———100
4 %
Madison
Manhattan
94
25
42
-.100
Inc——
Trucks
Manila!
25% Mar 19
90 % Jan
Mack
9
5
common—10
Forbes
&
preferred.——
it
23% July 13
29% Jan
07©
Working Co
5
Mar
Jan
25
1 4
M
&,
4
iVliti
25% Jun
8
104% Jan
x22% Nov
MaeAnilrews
24
Mar 24
27% July
17% May 12
90 % Jan
Feb
3
13
25
23
4!)
133
5
519% July
6
M
July
16 % J
22
'
Mar 20
Jan
7% Aug 21
25
12
Jun 119
57%
2
52% Feb
38 % Oct
10% July 13
90 % Jan
16
26% Oct
6
Jun
31% Jan
29
7% Oct
20
Aug
May
7% Aug 25
485
9
17% Jan
30
24% Oct 22
84
29
21
22
The Commercial and Financial
( 774)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoua
39% Jan
4
131 V» Jun
20
20
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
6
Oct
46% Dec
1
37% Aug 20
Sop
3
132
30% Jan
22
22
139
17% Nov
28
July 20
Mar
16% Jan
13% Feb
26
15% Oct
23
19% Dec
19
45% Feb
14
62 % Dec
18
3
116% Dec
2
106
Apr
24
48% Jan
2
101 % Feb
25
4
42
107
39
Mar
Jan
23
24% Jan
2
19
91 % Jan
7
30% Jan
16
Oct
28
80
Nov
23% Nov
32% Jan
105
NEW
Highest
26
11% Aug 27
53% Feb 27
Jun
11
Apr
94% Jun
6
11
Midland
24% Mar 20
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
21% July 10
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
No par
No par
Steel
Minn
7
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
49 %
104
July
6
29
11
76
Aug 24
88
Jan
20
Aug 28
26% Jan
St Paul
S3.75
Minn
22
Min
$5.50
1st
39
Dec
17
33% Jun
17
40% Mar 26
Minnesota
37
Mar 12
27 % Feb
20
34% Mar 28
Mission
20% Jan
22
23% Mar 28
Mission
33 Vb Oct
16
38% Dec
11
3% Oct
10
8% Feb
15
10
16
67% Dec
31
60% Jun
21
59 % Dec
23
35
31% Jan
7
24% Nov
12
12% Mar
16% Oct
4
20
82% Oct
30
21% Nov
17
Aug 24
69% Mar
58 % Jan
25
Jun
30
0
13
Jan
5
15% Mar 28
Mojud
4
15% Jun
9
20% Mar 23
109% Jan
2
80% Jun
10
95% Ja*
Monsanlo
20
Mohawk Carpet
19
25% Jun
32% Mar 26
Montana
2
57% Aug 25
65 % Mar 19
Montgomery
18% Apr
15
Moore-McCormack
12
3
14% Aug 27
11 % Aug 28
15% Apr
16
Morrell
43% Jan
6
18
Feb
20
44% Oct
14
31
Jun
32
Dec
31
25
Aug 25
25% Dec
15
25
22% Jun
Dec
8
23
22% May
11 % Jim
29% Jan
25
20
13 % Jan
26
12
49% Dec
57% Jan
4
106% Oct
110
18% May
42% Mar 13
48
Dec
24
Nov
28
21 % Dec
1
48
10
12
34% Mar 18
27% Jan
6
Montana-Dakota
Products
104% May 18
18% Jun
29
6
110% Mar
Motor
Wheel
3
24% Feb
26
4%%
20%
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
8,500
12%
11%
58
*106
12
58%
108
47%
47%
47 vb
47%
101%
101%
101%
12%
12%
12%
76%
12%
76
76
21
*11%
12%
57%
58
*105%
107
47
*101%
12%
*76
.
11%
56 %
*104
11%
11%
1,800
57%
57%
57%
4,600
106%
*104%
106%
100
46%
11,600
47%
46%
102%
101%
101%
12%
11%
12%
76%
12%
76%
*76
20%
*19%
47
46
102%
40
12%
12%
6,600
76
76
*101%
140,
20%
20
20%
39%
39%
39%
39%
3,700
27%
28%
27%
28'A
5,700
4,500
300
0
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
10
38%
38%
38
38%
38
38
37
37%
37%
37%
No par
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
7,100
100
com
64 %
66%
64
65%
65
66
64
65
64
64%
5,800
35
38
35%
36'A
36%
37%
36
37%
36%
38 %
19,500
*27
27%
27
27
26%
26%
*26
26%
25%
26
*14%
14%
14%
*13%
14%
16%
15%
16
A
pfd-100
cone
20
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
14%
14%
14%
16
16
16
16
5
85%
86%
85%
85%
85%
86%
85
I
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20 %
20
No par
(The)___Nopar
*16
2,700
500
300
13%
13%
*15%
16%
85%
85%
85%
8.000
20%
20%
20%
11,600
900
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
No par
57%
58%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
58%
8,100
12
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,900
No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
33%
34%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32 %
33
9,000
.10
25%
26
25
25%
25
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
2,400
2a
23
1,700
Corp
23%
23%
23%
2 j 74
23%
23%
23
24%
25%
24%
25%
25
25
24%
25
24%
24%
,21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
§
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
24
20
39 %
Corp.
14 % May
44% Apr
19%
28%
*13%
13%
13 %
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13'/a
*13%
1
47%
47%
48
48
48
47%
47%
Mueller Brass Co
19
3,100
20%
Inc
Motor
Mulling
Jan
23
28%
Co
26% Mar 13
50
22%
39%
Lines
&
27% Mar 16
5
22%
3
(John)
23
Jan
22%
20%
Ward & Co
Mlg
22%
29
Utilities Co
July 14
Apr
10
22%
39%
Co
Power Co
Motorola
1,000
22%
28
Chemical
18% Aug
ft
14% Jan 10
1
sh area
39%
1.25
67% Jan
Mar
37%
134
*20%
Tool
31 % Dec
23
37%
*133
39%
Mills
2
Aug
7
22% Jan 14
38%
134
29%.
Inc__
Machine
16% Jan
36
38 Vb
•133
the Week
39%
5%
26% Apr 16
55% Oct 22
Nov
38%
134
Aug. 28
29%
seriea
RR
30
10
Friday
Aug. 27
Light C0JN0 par
RR
28% Jun
28% Mar 11
38%
*133
Sales fs*
Thursday
1
20
Aug 27
SALK PRICES
22%
58%
76
Power &
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 26
22%
107
*20
Pac
Monarch
32% Mar 12
37%
134
*101%
.25
preferred
14% Aug
11%
58
107
Development Co
18% Jan
37%
*133
I
20%
20
10Q
preferred—
38%
133
*22%
100
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
.7%
37%
1.50
Corp
^Missouri
Aug. 25
133
conv
Missouri-Kan-Tex
9
23
Tuesday
Aug. 24
preferred
$1.50 2nd
2
6% Mar 12
Marie
$4
15
41% Mar 17
SS
&
22
20
&
preferred
conv
Mlg common—No par
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Mollne Co common
1
3
9
Jan
10
;
2
Jan
23
21 % Apr
100
62
Oct
50
ft
common
19% Jan
Jan
Apr
Prod
8%
115% Mar 31
19% Jan
5
Monday
Pwr
9
Feb
12% Aug 25
17% Aug 27
34% Jun 10
STOCK
7
46% Jan
139
15% Oct
25
YORK
LOW AND
EXCIIANGK
Chroni
Monday, August 31, 1953
C«ntlnnft4—Pip •
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
...
Corp.
common
preferred
inn
Murray Corp of America
10
com—
*108
109
19%
19%
108
19
108 %
47%
108
108
*108
22%
109
13%
48
43
♦108'A
109
8,200
900
2,400
2,400
30O
1,500
170
19'A
19
19
19
19 Vb
18%
19%
4,500
*43
44
42%
43
43
43
*42 %
43%
600
39
39
39
*38
39
*38
39
100
19
19,800
42% Aug 26
50
Feb
28
62% Feb
4
37
61
Feb
2
22% Dec
1
25% Feb
26
18%
19%
18%
18%
100'A Dec
183/4
18
18% Aug 25
81% Apr 24
18%
82%
82%
81%
81 va
81%
82
*81
82
1
31
*80
National
81%
170
36% Mar 25
Acme Co
1
32
32
31%
31%
31%
4
*31%
15% Jan
31%
31
12% Aug 28
31%
National
31%
Airlines
1,200
1
13%
13%
12%
13
123/4
13%
18 % Aug 28
19% July 28
12 3/8
12%
9
National
12 »/4
Automotive
12%
6,200
25% Mar 20
National
38
National
Aviation Corp
Biscuit Co common
2,100
34% Jun
Aug 29
Jun
10
4%
preferred
Myers
(F E)
50
44
Mo par
Bros
&
*43
*33
39%
*38
N
17% May
1
60% Feb 20
31% Apr
11% Oct
15
36
Aug
15
16% Jan
16% Oct
24
20% Jan
19
Apr
29% Apr
23
23 Va
Dee
1
23
35% Dec
31
161% Jan
2
8% Oct
21
49% Nov
8
Aug 28
12
179% Jun
18
158% Jun
24
12% •fan
28
10% Jun
10
3
61 % Mar 19
51 %
2
14% Nov
29
13% Jan
2
110% May 15
13% Jan
7
9% Apr
24
9% Jan
13% Jan
14
48% Jan
2
13% Dec
22
19% Oct,
30
97
Sep
18% Jan
16
91
17
2
Jan
25% May
165
136
1
Feb
July 22
21 % Mar
2
8
Mar 19
173% Jan
5
13% Feb
Nashville
7%
preferred
26
National
Can
59% Mar 19
National
Cash
18
National
18
Lines
Cylinder
National
16
15% Jan
a
National
34 % Jan
2
17% Jun
16
23 % Jan
8
National
110% Jan
24
87% Jun
26
99% Jan
5
23% July
98% Oct
33
Jan
7
Jun
10
19
Aug 27
87% July 9
22% May 26
93% Jan
8
29
29% Apr
24
34% Aug
3
3
8
15
172
Jan
Department
National
Co
Lead
preferred
Apr
15
144% Jan
5
7
Fell
9
8va Jun
8
26
30% Jan
25% Aug 28
37% Mar 19
Natl
9
34% Sep
22
28
Aug 27
32% Jan
41% Aug 27
27 Vb July 10
25% Aug. 27
52 % Jan
5
30% Jan
12
31% Jan
87% Apr
9
89
24% Jan
6
104% Jan
21
4 % Jan
2
10% Jim
9
53
Jan
2
25% Jan
30
31% Nov
24
27% Oct
22
35
85 % Jan
15
91
14
22
1
13% Dec
10
104 va Jan
7
Apr,
3
May 20
27% July
7
109% July 31
5% Sep 18
16
Jan
4
8% Mar
11% Jan
16
Jan
3
45
% Oct,
20
11% Oct
66
16
July 22
31 Va Dec
18 Va Nov
30
105
Jan
27
10% Apr
31% Jun
29
98% Mar 20
85% Jun
14 Va
12% Jun
97
Sep
Apr
4
21
85
Jun
6
Aug 27
34% Feb
20
49% Dec
15
33
100% Jan
9
May
92 % Jan
26
20% Apr
350
18
Mar 30
72 % Mar 23
36% Nov
Nell i
11
18% Aug 25
24
9
10
2
Oct
6
25% Jan
30
Aug 25
48% Jan
3
101% Jun
10
109% Mar
400
May
5
620
Jan
8
N
Y
&
19% Jun
16
34
Feb
18
N
Y
New
Jun
16
13% Dec
22
18% Jan
2
15 Vb Jan
7
65% Feb
8
Jail
16
35% Sep
5
32% Jun
85% Jail
10
37% Mar 23
2
94
Apr
3
24% Jan
80% Jun
11
92
Jan
2
22
28
Jun
fi
76
24% Jun
Jan
10
2
28% Feb
2
85
May 21
82
Jan
2
92
Nov
75
28%
*113%
6-%
7%
11%
11%
5%
5%
11%
11%
t
*15%
*105
15%
106
13%
13%
Wn par
*33%
33%
89
1
13%
pfd-100
*88%
13%
5%
11
*15
*105
13%
11
153/a
106
13%
11
*15
*105
13%
7 Va
6%
11
11 Va
153/a
1,400
4,400
11 Vs
1,600
11
*15
*105
106
13%
13%
35
*33
343A
*33
343/4
*33
88
88
*87
89%
*87
89%
*87
13%
13%
13%
89
88%
88%
*88%
41
x39%
41
40%
39
*12
12%
12
12%
12
*70
71%
*70
911
*88%
18,500
5 3A
*33
13%
7
10%
5%
13%
133/4
200
103A
53/8
90
1
/,
6%
103/4
53/8
113
13%
100
3,200
34'%
*
89'%
40
13%
133/4
91
15%
106
13%
18,400
88 Va
91
20
393/4
39
39
38 3/4
38 3A
2,100
12
113/4
113/4
11%
12
2,680
71%
70
70
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26
26%
26%
ft
1,100
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%.
18%
18%
18%
18'A
2,000
*70
703/4
*70
703A
50
St
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22'%
95,300
34%
36%
x33
34
34
34%
33
33%
33%
33%
100
104%
11,100
104%
xl02
102
RR
A
No par
5%
Co
*84%
50
>400
Hartford Co.100
&
22%
Louis Co-
25
series A
86
489
25%
16 va
*64%
*84%
*400
24%
16%
68
86
489
102
163/8
*66
84%
*400
102
16%
68
84%
489
25%
25%
25%
*101%
15%
*66
*82
*400
104
*101%
163/8
68
104
500
15%
16
1,100
*66
68
253/8
82
83
*400
84%
489
243/4
488
24%
24'/a
60
10,500
100
57%
58%
57 vb
57%
57%
57%
57 Va
57'/a
57 Va
57%
1,400
1
i23%
23%
22%
23
23
233/8
23%
23%
23%
23%
8,400
34%
33%
33%
Corp—
Electric As Gas Corp—
No par
preferred
100
34%
*86
Pwr
Corp com_Nopar
26%
preferred
100
*76%
*84
34%
33%
34
34%
87
87
87'A
87%
87%
88'%
30
26%
26%
263/4
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
9,800
78%
>76%
78%
*763/4
78%
*76%
78%
*76'%
78%
87%
27
*86
34
34
*86
2,700
84'%
84%
89'A
89%
60
8 3/a
8%
2,200
2
*17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
173/a
173%
800
43%
43%
43%
433/4
443/8
43%
44
43'/a
44'A
.25
23%
23%
>23%
24%
23%
23%
♦233/8
24
.10
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 s/8
203/8
20%
20%
20%
10,600
.1
17%
17%
16%
17'A
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17'/a
173/a
17,600
83 Va
Apr
29
23
83
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
26.
Noma
Electric
Corp
Chemical
Nopco
Co
Norfolk
& Western Ry
Adjustment preferred
43%
_
American
Co
American
Aviation-
18
18
8%
18
.
♦23
24
200
7,700
500
7
47% Dec
30
5
94% Mar
29
16
1
110
Nov
7
102
Nov
25
7
July 6
34% July 28
87
Northern
Central Ry Co.
—50
83%
84 %
>83 %
85
83%
46% Jan
2
Northern
83%
*83%
59
Natural Gaa Co.
—10
37%
38%
37%
37 Va
84
37%
ft
38%
Northern
373/4
38%
Pacific
373A
38'/a
5,100
62
64%
60 V8
62 vb
60
613/,
Northern
35% Mar
59
59%
60%
59
States Pwr Co
50%
59,200
12%
7.300
Aug 28
11% Jun
16
78
Apr 24
100% jun 18
89% Jun
12% Jun
19
15
Jan
Jan
16
14% Mar 12
Mar 19
$3.60
Mar 12
$4.80 preferred
101
Jan
9
18% Mar 17
14% Jan 13
9
16% Jan
31
19
8
25% Jan
31
10% Aug 27
19% Jun 10
24% Jan
13
27 V«
zd
20
95% Jan
5
Aug 19
2
39'/a Dec
22
34 'A Jun
Jan
10
14
106% Aug
3% Jun
12
8
94% Apr
106% Nov
12
10
94
88'A Jan
83
Jun
12
7
100
May 18
97'% Jun
10
27'A Dec
16
19'A Dec
9
13
Oct
27
17% Jun
6
91
Dec
12
108 V» Jun
2
For footnotes see
Dage 26
12
493% Jun
23% Jun
17
Jun
39% Feb
106
S
Jan
2
93 Va Jan
27
106 V4 Feb
104
29
Mar
9
10
573% Aug
6
10
28
J9
93A Aug 24
75
Aug 17
Ry
LOO
Mar 23
18 7% Jan
6
14% Feb
7
25 Va Apr
9
ft
Northrop Aircraft Inc
104
100
preferred
*83%
100
_
12%
100
preferred
$4.10
833/4
85
50
(Minn)—
Common
87
109
11% Sep
15%
106
7
11%
5%
28 Va
*111'/a
8%
North
60'% Apr
13%
11%
6%
11%
28 3/a
113
89%
20% Mar 19
ohu
15%
*105
5%
28%
113
86
23
15% Jan
*11
6%
11
28%
113%
8%
Apr
13% Dec
5%
28%
113%
*88%
North
90% Dec
6%
11
28%
115
*84%
16
173A Mar 13
2,600
28%
116%
8%
30
2
100
28%
28%
*114
89%
23% Mar 24
Jan
88%
86
53 % Jan
6
88%
8%
26
22
88
*88%
9
50 Vb Oct
88
*84%
19
104 '/a May 15
873/4
90
12
33'% Jan
87 Va
86
Jun
100
88%
8%
19
18% July 18
*87%
>88%
43% Jun
Sep
88%
7,200
>84
22% Jun
30
4,900
8%
8
11% Apr
25%
86
16
5
253/a
89%
16
Jan
253A
8%
25
94
253/8
89%
26% Apr
2
25%
1
2
2
253/4
IGo
8
3
26
,
42
100
Aug
Jan
25%
26
*87%
413A
preferred
19% Jan
Jan
500
26%
10
28
42
preferred
25
10% Jan
27%
28
3.90%
52 %
82
2,000
*27%
28
8
2
105
28
27%
29%
7
46% Jan
Feb
*28%
15
Jun
8% Aug 28
19
.29%
130
93% Jan
87
1
89% Dec
3,400
3.60%
3
17
25%
8
26
75% Jail
25%
87% Jan
14% Sep
16
263A
22
20% Apr
8
25%
3.40%
Jun
17% Dec
27%
12
79
28
263/4
80% Jan
98% Jun
Apr
27%
28
2
Sep
27%
150
413/4
preferred..—No par
Haven
Niagara Mlik
8% Apr 24
18% Oct, 28
Dec
1,000
138
Apr
12
17
8%
161
'
*27%
—1
Common
$3.75
8%
42%
Co.
common
Harlem
Stale
8 3/8
No par
&
Dock
Preferred
Y
8%
lp
York
Shipbuilding
Participating stock
N
8%
27%
I
common
New
23% Aug 27
137
8 3/8
20
11011-cum
54
161
136%
8%
42%
$5
23
163
136%
*8%
273/a
9
25
12,500
42%
16%'
Mar 24
32
27%
68
24% Dec
4,800
913A
27%
*16%
63 % Nov
19 Va
31%
*28%
*66
673
19
*91%
32%
200
x42%
York City .Omnibus
Corp_No par
2
19%
92
700
15,400
90
43%
York
Feb
18
*89
13 Va
18'A
13%
183/8
29%
New
13
15
28
13%
80
27%
100
common
preferred series
14% Fell
86% Jan
*28%
*161%
New
92
313/4
137
20
10
19
*91%
164
17% July 13
Jun
323/4
*136
70
82
19%
92
*162
1
9
18
137
9
94% Feb
32
13%
*89
163
14% May
Jan
19%
*91%
13%
18%
90 va
163
66
Apr
32%
3,000
*136
8%
17% May 26
5
19%
92
3,000
593A
137
73
Dec
31%
16%
59%
43%
son
Central
Chic
19%
*91 %
16%
*27%
Brake
York
46% Jail
*29
31%
18%
16%
60 '/a
10
Common
6%
19%
92
13%
*89
163/a
60
No par
Pr & Lt Co 4*
York
1,900
163A
61
162
27%
100
New
9
162
8%
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock.
1
5
13%
18%
90
Electric Syatem
New
108
13%
18
90
*135%
preferred
Air
3,800
*13%
5
York
7,200
97/8
19 Va
163/4
Va %
New
173A
93A
19'A
*60%
13%
17 Va
9%
19%
16%
18%
17%
9%
19'A
61 %
90%
17%
9%
19%
16%
18%
17%
93/4
61%
lQO
Industries
17%
19%
17%
90%
common
Newport
17%
10
20%
62
19%
preferred
Jersey
17%
16%
1
Inc
29
30
18
61%
l
Fibre
16% Jan
Jan
17%
31%
Newniont Mining Corp
23% Mar ,17
3,500
*91%
Inc...
20
34
3,300
53%
9%
common
Jan
4
11%
1
preferred
England
New
11%
53%
19%
Inc
3%%
11%
54
10%
100
Newberry Co (J J)
New
11%
53%
No par
Bros
4%%
ll3/4
54%
20%
Corp
Nesco
11%
53%
8
(The) Pa
Co
conv
Neisner
2
14
Jun
23
Apr
93% Apr
11
66
22% Aug
Oct
6
30
75
23% Dec
86
Feb
%
Tea
4.20%
170
11%
54%
ft
preferred
National
Mar 25
15% May 15
38
Supply
4%%
167
11 %
0
Co
56
Jan
National
*165
53%
100
Co
Vulcanized
38% Aug 28
11% Aug 27
13
14% Apr
106
Sugar Ref
Theatres
56% July
20% Feb
22
52
8
National
168
11%
CMt.No par
No pur
Steel
*166
54%
10
Corp
167%
11%
20
common
Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
National
8
105% Sep 30
Malleable &
166
54
loo
Natomas
26
Oct,
17
166 Va.
iqo
6
13% Feb
11
2
166%
common
Service
12
16% Apr
22
4
7% Mar
5
13% Sep
30
12% Jan
10
43% Jan
Jan
4,000
166%
Stores
A
Linen
National
13% Jan
3
Jail
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
10% Jun
23
12
0
National
13
3
9 l/t Jan
84
5% Aug 25
Jan
6
11
35% Dec
90% Jan
1,900
35 3/a
166%
1
1951
National
Nov
20%
35%
1
preferred B
132
31
6 vh Oct
18%
20"%
35%
common
6%
24
11
18%
20%
35%
No par
Co
7%
9% Jan
10% Feb
183/4
20
35%
.
preferred
40% Jan
2
18%
20%
35%
10
Prod
Gypsum Co
$4.50
National
5
Gas
pld series of
147% Apr
23
183/4
20 Va
35%
18%
1
preferred
Distillers
4%%
24
Jail
183/4
20%
35 Vb
Dairy Products
13
155% Jun
3% Oct,
18%
19%
35%
25 /
National
56% Jun
23
101
19%
20%
35%
!
Inc
19 % Mar 27
1
4
18
23
19
20%
No par
63% Aug 14
Dec
17% Jan
7 % Dec
19% Feb
1
lo
Register
City
18%
0
Corp
conv
18%
10
National Container Co common
$1.25
18%
1QO
60
Jun
1
Inc
A
20% Jun
177
May
__10O
Fibres
19% Aug 26
15% July 28
30% Oct
43
f
-
St Lou!*
.
18% Aug
11% Jan
5
Corp
Chatt &
18% Mar 27
20
Jan
99% Jan
Nash-Kelvlnator
94
94%
13
84%
104
12%
83 va
*104
*94
13
12 3/4
12%
84%
*83 Va
84'%
104%
1043/4
IO43/4
95
*94
95
12%
*83%
>104
*94
12%
84%
104%
95
123/4
84%
84%
100
104
1043/4
320
95
95'%
70
1
13%
14
13%
13»A
13%
14%'
13%
13%
13%
14
Inc
4,800
common—10
11%
11%
103/4
11
10%
11 Va
10%
103/4
103%
10%
6,100
25
20%
20%
20 3i
203/8
*20%
20%
20 Va
20'A
20
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2.50
20%
20%
20 Va
20'%
20 Va
20 Va
20
20 Va
•20
Northwest
4.6%
Ohio
Airlines
preferred
Edison
Co
common
4.40%
-IS
4.44%
Ohio
Oil
Oklahoma
4%
preferred
Elec
4,000
37%
X36%
37
36%
101
101 %
102
*101'A
102
*101%
102
101'%
101'%
170
*89
90
*88 Va
90
*88%
90
*88%
90
88%
88%
70
*103
104%
*103
104'%
103'A
103'A
*103
104'A
*103
101
37'%
37%
373/4
.100
Co
*101 Va
102'/a
*101%
102'%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
No par
Co
&
37
38
100
.100
.
preferred
Gas
1,700
.100
preferred
4.56%
37%
1,500
.100
preferred
3.90%'
20
20%
54'A
55%
52 3/4
533/4
52%
533A
51'A
52%
10
25%
26'%
257%
26'A
253%
26'A
25%
20
•17'A
173/4
17 3%
*173%
com
preferred
Oliver Corp common
4'%% convertible preferred
1
100
9%
76
10 Va
76
17%
9%
75%
104%
50
101
30
503%
52
10,200
25'/a
25'A
25%
3,000
18
173%
1734
17%
17%
500
10'%
10'A
103/4
10 Va
1034
10
10 Va
16,800
76
76
763A
*75%
76%
75%
75%
250
Volume 178
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(775)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevtoas
Lowest
8% Apr
41% Dec
23
38% Aug 28
45% Mar 28
30
23
28
38 'A Aug
26
Outboard
0
2
19
Dec
9% Mar
Feb
4
20
83
Jan
11
81
24
52
Jun
11
38 Y* Jun
16
16
85% Jan
23
69% Jun
16
May
1
13
84
Aug
Jan
47% Jan
81
30
17% Jan
14
11% Jun
18
16% Jan
81% Dec
31
97% Jan
24
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
11
80% Aug 10
9y2 July 23
13% Jan
25% Mar 22
38% Dec 31
37
July 16
51
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
55% Jun
35
Mar 18
49
47
16
88
48
Mar
Dec
30
Jun
16
67% Mar
30% Dec
2
25 y2 Jun
16
80% Fab
32% Jun
12
39% Dec
9
34 y2 Jun
10
40
17
23
24
132
Jan
2
58 y* Dec
11
35% July 14
120 y* Nov
26
145% May 19
5% Jan
2
8y* Nov 21
17% Oct
16
26% Mar 15
8% Jan
7
30
9% Nov
5% Dec
7
4% Apr
9
Oct
16
12
Jan
2
33% Jan
10
41
Apr
12
12
20
B
3
73% Mar 26
2
Apr
24% Oct
6
Mar 10
25% Jan
108% Apr
3
Mar 12
10% Oct
50
2
Inc
Coast
Co
Pacific
Gas
&
22
6%
8% Jan
28
Pacific
Tin
47% Mar 31
Pacific
Mar
Aug
14
Pacific
Lighting
30
Mar 17
Pacific
19
26
42%
42%
42'A
421/4
42%
43 %
43
73 V2
3,400
74
43%
73 V*
73%
72
73'A
721,4
72%
2,600
14%
4,200
5
10
65
July 23
88% Mar 25
91
May 13
98 yB Mar
6% Aug 27
10
Apr
2
2
preferred
Packard Motor Car
&
Tijansp
Corp
34% Jan
7
Park
30
44% Jan
7
Parke Davis & Co
16
39% Jan
30
2
8% Jan
33
Oct
16
6% Feb
15
5% Nov 24
6
Dec
23
iey« Oct
20
21% May
2
38
Jan
26
8% Apr 28
18 ys Jan
7
8Vs Jan
29
20% Jan
29
35% Nov 17
Jun
33 y2 Jun
6% July
16
6
Parmelee
5% J,uly 24
8'/a Apr
9
Patino
12
6
Jan
8
15% Apr
7
18
Jan
-34
5
37% Aug
Jan
7
19
&
5%
13
21% Aug
10
$1
27% Aug
27% Aug
11
$1.32
preferred
27
10
I $1.30
63% Oct
30
11
Dec
19
14 % Aug
23% Jan
15
33
25% Oct
105
Jan
28
4
26% Feb
5
17% Feb
27
40
Oct
29% Dec
29
8
72% Dec
29
Dec
9
65% Mar 19
73% May 27
Peniiey
11% Jan
9
14% Apr
Penn
31% Jan
2
39% Mar 19
Penn-Dixie
33
Penna
»/* Jan
5
27
Jun
10
108% Feb
11
101
Jun
2
67% Jan 23
40 y2 Jun
34% Apr
15
30
5
129
34
8% Feb
20
11% Dec
30
28% Nov
145
18
44% Jan
2
Jan
2
105% Apr
7
19% Oct
22
23% Jan
22
19% Jan
25
Jan
10% Jan
Apr
21
23
16% Jan
30
42V* Jan
2
26
117% Jan
2
91 y2 Jun
31
May
3
Apr
17
33% Dec
22 y* Jan
2
25
2
112
15
19 y« Apr
29
29
23
38% Aug 21
100
30 y* Oct
41 ya Dec
9
July 22
Apr
105% Sep
33
15
2
July 28
18
2
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
47% Mar 11
Pet
105
33% Jan
5
2
101
98% May 10
Jan
90% Jun
1
13% Mar 15
20
Dec
31
18% Jan
27
27
Aug
94
98
Dec
17
92% Jun
1
98
Jan
48% Feb
20
64% Dec
9% Dec
23
12
Jan
23% Jun
5
39
Mar
15% Apr
110
Nov
29
14
102% Apr
19% Dec
lll0%
Jan
37% Jan
30
24
19
Jan
6
22% Mar 27
106 % May 22
106 % May 22
1
29
21% Jun
Oct
6
95% Feb
13
85
Oct
1
106% Jan
28
Nov
26
17% Jan
14
142
Feb
21
156
151
Jan
4
165
Oct
44% Aug 28
12% Aug 26
29% Jan
3
94
Feb
17
97
Jan
7
59 % Feb
3
16% Mar 18
Aug 18
148% Apr
21
158
Jun
30
Aug 25
153% Jun
11
165
Feb
6
56% Dec
12
47% Jua
16
27
10 Va Jan
21
42% Mar 17
8
12
July 28
86% Aug 28
58% Mar 16
7% Aug 28
9% Feb
26
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
15% Aug 28
21% Jan
5
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
67
Jun
73% Feb
27
Oct
23
80
Jan
17
67
Aug 26
25% Dec
23
17
68
20% Apr
18
Jan
31
25 ys Apr
17
Aug 27
34'/* July 9
129
145
Jan
3
~12 % Feb"l4
28% Oct
16
37 y8 Mar 15
40% Oct
24
55 y* Feb
13
15
19
Jan
22
18% Dec
4
H%
Dec
22
14% Jan
7
9% Oct
18
16
19% Aug 27
146
Jan
9
20% Aug 28
17% Jan
22
80
May 13
26% May 1
86 'A Jan
2
31 y* Nov
26
26% Jun
8
28% Apr
8
34% Dec
10
29 % Jun
18
87
73
Jun
23
22
Jun
3
24 % Jan
2
27%
24% Jan
2
92% Jan
2
27% Aug
6
103% Nov 20
102% Jan
3
109
16
46
*45
46'A
45 %
45 %
45
45'A
*30%
134
*36%
31%
*30%
31%
31%
30%
30%
134 %
133%
133%
133%
133%
133%
133%
38 %
*36'A
38'A
36%
36 %
*35%
36%
conv
&
101 Va
190
19'/a
1,700
17%
1
x30%
100
98
31 Vs
31%
22%
103%
12.50
*91'A
101 'A
1
*104
3
100
*95%
18
17%
17%
*17%
*93%
Co
17%
18
31'A
31%
31
31%
3
30'A
97
97
97
96%
97
97
97
31%
30%
31
31 Va
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30 Va
31%
31
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
X30%
x22%
22%
104%
104'/a
31%
^31%
'22%
*23
103%
104
104
92
92
92
101%
*101%
105
105
11%
23%
1
23%
104
*90%
102%
*101%
30%
98
95
10%
105
105
*95%
*93%
11%
Serv
Co
of
Serv
Co
of Indiana
Colo
*10%
13%
*12
34
96 %
96%
21%
*95
96%
x21
21%
21 'A
*105
163'
12%
*10 Va
34
34 %
33%
34
96%
*96
97%
96
96
21%
21%
2,500
22
1,600
*95
21%
23
88%
45%
165
*158
165
163
*162
164%
7%
7%
17%
16'A
69
67
*68
21%
*148%
21%
22
94%
22%
27%
*37%
14%
17%
7%
11%
37 'A
37'A
14%
15
17%
17%
17%
25%
26%
100
*95%
16%
93%
*11
26%
48%
49%
7%
7%
15%
43
7%
15%
16%
4,000
7%
1,600
15%
4,800
*67
68%
*67
68 %
68
*67
68
*67
68
21%
19%
*21%
60
300
20 'A
1,800
20%
21 %
1,900
91 Va
92%
20
21
*148'A
*148%
22 %
"50
48%
68%
22
93%
94
93
11%
27%
11%
11%
*11
26 Va
26%
26
11%
26
600
1000
5,900
300
37
37
*36%
37 Va
14%
•
14%
14%
14%'
14 Va
14 Va
1,600
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
5,800
9»A
9%
9 Va
9%
36%
36%
36%
*37
8%
36
37%
9
*35%
37
700
62
3.500
7,700
9%
61%
61%
62
62
1%
12 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
80'A
61
61%
12%
12%
12%
xl
12,400
8%
36
61%
63%
110
80%
x80%
80%
*80'A
81%
80'A
30%
30'A
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
3.400
32%
32%
30%
32%
30 %
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
4,700
81%
80 %
26%
*26 %
163
300
165
36 %
9%
37
1,400
*158
22
27%
15%
2,900
13'A
*162
*21
94
37%
45
*12%
163
49%
7%
*148%
27
13
165
16%
20%
94
86%
44%
45%
*158
67
22%
*11
45
88%
86%
*162
*67
*148'A
27%
*86%
22
88%
*12%
40
*85%
88%
165
*7%
16%
95%
22%
*85%
162
48%
68%
20%
12%
22
100
1,100
*105
162
69
*22
21%
12%
*158
49
11%
25
22%
88%
45%
7%
No par
22%
*85%
*86%
48%
21%
*105
xl27/a
50%
No par
21%
13
69
18,500
12
33%
46
48%
16'%
52%
12
13
*68'A
51% '
33%
*105
22%
*68
52%
95
13%
*105
100
*93 Va
34
preferred
35% Jan
95
4,900
26 %
4.90%
103
40
€6%
51%
24%
28
*£5%
*93 %
53%
77
Apr
96%
54
52%
*24
4.70%
*95'A
52%
54%
*76
Pure
96%
97
24%
Pullman
52%
*26
77%
64% Jan
52%
*93%
*23%
43% Jan
11,409
84
53 Ve
26%
33
*76'A
109 % Jan
29%
*83
52%
97
25
30
29%
30
84
52%
*93%
—1Q0
Aug 27
70
140
12,700
*93%
preferred
46
150
100
10 Va
*26
preferred
38% Jun
800
104%
26 %
4.32%
11
29%
*83
5,900
9%
95
3%%
23
30
84
330
15,200
104%
10%
97
83% Feb
43% Jan
105
10%
*26
26
69 y* Jan
*104
11
3,800
12,500
102%
*95%
95
34%
No par
105
2,600'
*101%
*93%
30 %
preferred
Public
Public
102%
52%
98
34%
5
*101%
92
26%
*12
No par
com
102%
*91
97
10
5
Gamble
92
*26
No par
82 % Jan
com
23%
104%
*91
*93%
9%
Publicker Industries Inc
18
22%
*83
23%
*103%
92
31
26%
*36%
51%
125/b
*80V2
Procter
101% Jun
10%
23%
104%
i
97
1
Inc
17%
31 'A
97
25
.__10
17%
30
98
*26
53
1
17%
31%
*93%
preferred series A..50
15
21
200
46,300
19 Va
No par
Power
20
26% Aug
300
1,700
35'A
100 Va
1
B
Car Co
cum
35%
1,500
30%
133%
19%
5
15% Jan
$4.75
133
103'A
100
Co
Electric
&
*30 Va
19%
Virginia
100
Ash pfd—100
common
68 y* Jan
Jan
31
*101%
5
class
Steel
4
15
61,600
45%
100
preferred
conv
4%%
Jun
24 ys Dec
West
(The)
Pressed
92
148
Co
prior pfd
Young
27% Feb
17
series
&
27'/4 Jan
25% Apr
138% Jan
20
46%
*158
Pittsburgh
9
110
6,600
19%
x45 %
Pittsburgh
24% Jun
106% Aug 11
33
46
13%
Coal
preferred class A__
26% Aug 12
24% Jun 22
Nov" 18
32%
20
87%
7
Mar 11
33 Va
19%
47%
7
33
32 Va
20'A
13
11% May
107 Va
33%
20
47
39
*106
33 Va
20%
1
Co
106%
33'A
19%
Wayne & Chi Ry com__100
&
*106
33 Vb
20%
19%
7% guaranteed preferred—
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
.10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co coin
No par
Poor
106%
1,500
2,900
30
33%
1
Potomac
36% Feb
*106
106%
*28%
12%
34
33
103'A
com__No par
Pond Creek Pocahontas
8
*106
*12'/a
20
88%
3
11% Oct
106%
70
50
331/4
88%
19% Mar 23
May
*106
*85%
29
8
69 %
*86%
17% Jan
8% Aug 28
7U%
70%
88%
46% Feb
59% July 1
11% Aug 27
80'/* Apr 23
7U
70 %
23 %
2
8
27'A
87 V2
28
Jun
*26%
23%
Jun
14 % Aug
26%
*85%
36
16
26%
No par
Consolidation
5% %
4,500
27%
No par
2
34% Jan
May 16
26% Dec 11
Co
34% Apr
July 30
70
*26%
(conv)
Co
69%
28
19%
100
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Pittston
120
*27%
preferred
Aug 28
15
2
2
Cliem
preferred
26
11
8
27
RR.
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
13% Jan
Sep
Apr
31 % Jan
common
14
69% Dec
Jan
25% Mar 18
150
27
28
*101 Va
2
C&StL
1st
100
27
*27%
No par
Inc
convertible
5%
28
28
No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
5'/2%
*27%
28
5
Mills
Ft
21%
19%
100
preferred
Pitts
*20%
103'A
No par
com
98
35% Dec
Nov
prefered—
preferred
12% Jan
8
56 y« Oct
series
Phillips Jones Corp
Pitts
21%
19%
100
Mar 26
9
39% Mar 20
preferred
&
7 00
21%
21 %
29%
Coke
28%
*21%
52%
$4.80
28%
21 %
83 %
$5
28%
21%
83
Pitts
600
28 Va
21%
52%
C
900
28 %
28
x29
Pitts
4,700
16%
37
*21'/8
84%
$4
4%
*16
*36%
*27%
53%
Plllsbury
4%
4%
16
3 7'A
16
*101 %
100
11
16
81
Mar 20
28%
4%
*36%
19%
100
91% Aug 28
31% Sep
62% May
25
75
28%
52%
8
21
28%
4%
4,400
103 %
No par
Phoenix Hosiery
2
28%
100
19
Jan
28%
4%
200
1,400
5%
19%
com
preferred series A
37% Jan
101
37
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common__5
95 "
July 22
16'A
37
4%
3 6'A
7%
Va
5
103 Vb
preferred
33% Jun
14
16 %
36%
*7
5
^
preference
5
May 18
16%
x36%
7
5%
13 Va
common—No par
4
12
4%
16%
37%
7
5%
40%
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common
3.90%
.
ig
10%
29%
*83%
5%
36%
7
5%
371/2
3
Phillips Petroleum
85
62
5
Co
69% Mar 25
24% Oct
May 1
14% Dec 24
5
29
36
7
5%
100
&
4%
36
7%
5%
6,000
8,000
12%
of American
51% Aug 27
10% Jan 12
91
46
98% Jan
23
36
*35
7
34%
*39%
100
May 26
34
13%
preferred
3
34%
39%
4.3%
May
34%
38%
Feb
91
34%
9,300
12%
108
101
28 Va
13%
10
3%%
26%
39 Va
preferred
Philco
26%
*27%
13 '
96% Jun
Mar 13
6%
27
29
*38%
100
55
6%
26%
*27%
33%
27%
300
*
39 '/a
preferred
87% Jan
6%
4,300
13%
3.8%
36% Jan
96
12%
Jan
12
71%
96
26 %
29
26 %
36
200
47
70 V2
*27%
29
5 '/a
*26%
46 %
70 Va
*38%
Jan
28
*
47%
97%
13%
99
Apr
6%
5%
4%
70%
38%
111
80
7
7%
16
*46%
*96
13 ya
1
28% July 22
70 %
383/4
24
46% Jan
47 %
30%
Jun
8
23,100
*28%
Jun
12
46,400
8 Va
96
6%
33%
*35%
4%
39 %
86
12
33
300
%
8%
*28%
99
Dec
26%
*27%
8%
4
9 Va
30%
6
Apr
43/4
26 %
29
8%
4%
8%
701/4
6%
27
8%
4%
96
X
97%
6%
*8%
4%
9'A
*28'/2
24
4.68%
53^
70%
8%
30%
Oct
Phlla
73^
47V2
47%
39,800
33'/aC
Electric
18% Jan
70%
38'A
*28%
99% Jun
105% July
*45%
*96
36 %
No par
Phelps-Dodge Corp
9% Aug 28
46%
72'A
37%
12%
5
8
9
34%
34%
19
20% Feb
9 >A
35%
12 VB
25 ya Mar 17
4
4%
9
5,100
34%
43 y* Feb
108 Va Mar
8%
4%
9%
5%
34%
100
Brewing Co
conv
8%
4%
9 '/a
60
5%
12%
32% Jan
$1
8%
4%
*8%
4%
620
135
5%
12%
5
preferred
4.4%
34%
*134
12,500
5%
x34%
16
5
36
97%
114%
12%
24
Phila
347/a
71
2,600
114%
35
100
(Chas) & Co Inc com
2nd preferred (conv)
4%
6
46%
5,000
24%
34%
28 y2 Jun
52
4
Pfizer
135
5 Va
*96
61%
135
*134'/a
6
34%
38'A
24%
135
135
10
70
1,100
38
114%
x5%
20
61%
114'A
*134 '/a
39
25
114%
Va
36'A
*8%
38%
12%
10
Ry Co
common
Petroleum Corp
Pfieffer
114%
114V8
39
V 62
70%
20% Jun
36% Nov
Jan
4 % %
27
13%
30'/8 Aug 28
90
98
Milk Co
*26%
71
15
2
13
6
108 % Jan
3
July 29
30
19% Mar 23
83% Jan
95% Feb
Jan
21'/a Mar
27
26%
35%
No par
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
49 %
12%
50
& Eastern
15% May 21
26% Jan
12
Light Co
Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria
60
*48%
1
sdlt Mfg
Pennsylvania
43
42% May 15
93% Jan
8
&
*58%
49 %
351/4
May 15
103 % July 31
Jan"
02 y* Jan
Power
60
*48 Va.
7
Corp
Pennsylvania RR
5
*58 %
50
10
Corp
100
Penn
23% Jan
18
15%
25
preferred
35% Mar 18
16
Aug
*103% Jan 8
5%
10
40% Feb
17
25
Glass Sand Corp com
19% Jun
6
Jan
3
•
No pax
30% Jun
14
93
5
25
Co
11
6
36
5
No par
Cement
23
Dec
5
134%
6
*353/8
__L
Coke
&
33% Dec
Nov
103% Jan
107% Feb
4
(J C)
Coal
60
50
61V8
25
24
Feb
19
Feb
23
60
25
34
preferred
7
31
10% Dec
Aug
40
38 '/a
114%
14
*39
61%
33%
Peninsular Telep common
22
*124
101
Aug 10
60%
14
40%
25
26%
preferred
27
10
*39
38%
*28'A
common
29 Va Aug
500
40%
25
No par
Penick & Ford——
28% Aug 10
21% Aug 25
20
9%
61
1
prior preferred
conv
83 %
9%
38%
l
Enterprises—.
Peabody Coal Co
*81%
9%
61
2.50
Transportation
Mines
83%
9%
13%
25V4
7
Parker Rust Proof Co
4VaJun
*81 %
10
38%
5%
Corp
Distillers Corp
Til ford
&
141/4
82
*9%
60%
1
Paramount Pictures
18
30% Jun
14
49
•'
134%
50
82
9Va
25
No par
30% Mar 27
28% Jun
15
'
'
1151/4
4,3oO
83
13Va
49
115
4
82
9%
25%
_100
16
Feb
*80%
251/4
1
preferred
58
*80%
60%
No par
Airways Inc
30% Mar 13
37V4
26%
10
43 y* Jan
28
*58
48%
37!
27 'A
100
29
Oct
60%
48%
*58
3o
83
*26Va
Corp
1
Oil Corp common_4
21% July 16
41% Oct 30
*39
37 "A
83
26%
100
4%
Oil
39%
3,500
3,300
38 'A
38
26%
Consolidated
Panhandle
39%
12
39
38'A
No par
com
preferred
4%
9%
12
38 Vs
27%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
29
13%
*811/2
9%
12
39 "A
38%
61%
Pan-American
13
13%
82
'
12
38%
27
52 % May 25
83 % Dec
13%
*81%
74'A
12%
39%
38>/*
No par
Petrol
74
12
39%
1
25
Corp
Pan Amer World
42%
100
2
100% Jun
25
43%
5
.
10
Telep & Teleg
6% Jan
*80%
No par
Mills
Pacific
11% Feb
81%
Inc
noncum
Western
8% Aug 28
37
81%
Electric
142% Jan
4V2 Aug 26
36
83
Corp
25
33
37%
*81%
common
62
8
12
40
12.50
com
119% Mar 10
9% Jan
Shares
12
39V2
No par
preferred
16
16
the Week
12
2nd
10
8% Apr
Aug. 28
40
No par
22
20
Friday
Aug. 27
39%
1st preferred noncum
24% Jun
5% Aug 25
Sales for
Thursday
36V4
Co
Fisheries
55% Jun
22 y2 Feb
PRICES
Aug. 26
2.50
preferred
conv
Amer
111% Jun
129% Jun
Wednesday
Aug. 25
12
Fiberglas Corp
Mar 17
9
14
cum
Pacific
5
Mfg
Glass
Products
4%
common
&
Finance
2
9% Jan
Owens-Corning
Pabco
SALE
Tuesday
Aug. 24
No par
Owens-Illinois
Pacific
HIGH
Monday
Par
No par
Marine
Pacific
59% Jan
«% NOV 17
(The)
20
93
Jan
STOCK
Outlet Co
19
69 % Sep
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Omnibus Corp
Otis Elevator
Feb
Feb
NEW
Highest
13% Aug 28
Jan
79
Lowest
12
19
41 Va Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
35
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
Tear 1952
76
*23%
76
*76
77
*76
77
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
*26%
20
24%
*26%
26%
*25%
26%
*26%
26%
26
25%
25%
X25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25 Va
18,000
26%
26%
27
X26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
7,200
95 %
96%
*94%
96%
*95
96%
105%
*104
105 %
26%
'
102
Pub
Jan
Jun
2
25% Jun
26
30% Mar
Jun
18
131% Jun
17
27Vs Feb
5
22% July 28
4.08%
109% Mar
4
Serv
El
&
Gas
com
$1.40 div preference com
5%
preferred
preferred
cum
100
Inc
Oil
No par
(The)
conv
No par
common
preferred
100
96%
105%
*
*95
105%
*103%
96%
105%
39 %
39%
39 Va
39%
39 Va
46%
47%
46'A
47%
46
105%
105%
*104%
39%
39'/a
48%
46%
105'/a 105%
*104'%
26'A
26'A
106
106
*104
*105%
39%
46%
106%
38%
46
106 Va
39
3.400
46%
14,000
106 Va
500
26'A
3.300
1
23y4Jan
3
9
Quaker
146% Feb
2
6%
25% Jan
2
Oats
Co
(The)
com
100
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
2
29% Nov 23
22% Jun
10
Jan
29% Jan
0
9
81% Dec
8
68
Jun
18
79
Jan
3% Nov
2
14
4% Oct
9
3 Va Jun
15
4% Jan
0
RKO
4% Jan
Pictures Corp
11
3% Jan
2
4% Apr
1
RKO
Theatres
72
3ya Jun
18
88% Jan
2
97% July 18
86
Feb
40% Mar
5
48
38 Va
Aug 27
Aug 29
For footnotes see
page 26.
26
93
May 26
47% Mar 25
0
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50
Ralston
1st
138
23%
23%
23%
24%
71
*70%
1
3%
*136
x22Va
26%
137
26'A
►136
26%
137 V2
26%
*136
26%
137
26 Vs
136
22%
138%
22%
3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
500
22%
*22'A
23 Va
23%
22 Va
23%
22%
23'A
22%
23
71
71
71
71
70%
71'A
70%
70%
1,700
3%
3%
3%
13,200
3%
3%
7,800
23
*22%
23
1
Corp
Co
*137
No par
preferred
Purina
26'A
3VB
3%
3%
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 V#
100
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
*90%
38%
|38 %
*38
39
38'A
38%
38 Va
38 Va
*38
38'A
63.100
92%
No oar
3%
3%
3%
3%
400
23
Financial Chronicle,Monday, August 31, 1953
The Commercial and
24
(776)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Dec
24
36% Sep
4
9% Sep
15
12% Dec
30
1
24 V2 May
25 y< Feb
4
20
15
11% Feb
11
30
17% Jun
33% Jan
8
41'A Feb
5
30
21% July 27
6
12% Jan
7
24%
Jun
9
19% Feb
1
97
Jan
23
87
Nov 24
18% Jan
3
13% Jan
19
22'/a Nov
19% Jan
12
3% Nov
10
5 '/u Jan
3% Jan
28
9% Jun
6
19
11
10% Mar 29
47% Dec 31
3
108% Jun
10
31% Apr
7
13
38% May 29
115
16
35
July 29
23
31
6% Oct
21
32 ya Jan
2
40ya Jan
5
Jan
Dec
5% Feb
40 % Jan
28
53'A Jun
8
27
25
Dec 30
80 'A Jun
5
Oct
47
92'A Apr
3
2
107
Nov
14
33
53% Feb
27
24
23 %
7% Sep
6% May 13
2
I8W1 Dec
16
29% Jan
17
2
16% May
33% Jan
Nov
25
40
16
Jun
27% Mar
1
155
Jan 22
*99
Nov
3
103
Apr
23
92
Jun
7
Jun
14
5%%
18
Rochester
Rohm
Aug 21
Jan
100
Inc
29
4%
Gas
El
29
18% Feb
15
30
10% Jan
13
24% Jan
3
16
Aug 21
22% Jan
30
Royal
65'A July 15
55
July 21
61% Anr
7
10% Apr
17
17% July
IB
13% Aug 17
17% Mar 23
26
32% Jan
23
Jun 12
1.000
14
15%
9.200
*87%
90
*87%
39%
19%
13%
19
19%
20%
11,300
23%
23'%
23%
24%
23'2
23%
27,100
90
*113'%
114
36'%
113%
45%
25%
60
*55
60
*56
87
*86
87
*86%
37
200
102'%
*102
103
102%
103
300
25
25%
25
25
24%
25
1.200
51
51%
50 %
51 %
50%.
50%
5.300
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
500
6%
3,200
102'%
.25%
51
;
50%
24%
16%
15%
15%
16
33
32%
32%
*32
32%
32
32%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19
19%'
25%
25
25
*92
7%
*92
7%
.'
*128
95
*92
95
-■
7%:
7%
7%
32
13%
18%
25%"
2.300
39%
1.300
33%
95
500
400
95
7 %
16%
16%
1.800
135
*92
7%
7%
:'
2.700
*127%
*92
7%
32
*24%
39%
*127%
135
16
127%
39
39%
132
6%
15%
16%
7%
2.200
16%
4.100
16%
16%
16%
56
*56
56%
56%
57
*57
58
*57
53
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
36 3
37%
36%
37%
87%
86%
86%
16%.
16 %
10
25%
*39
39%
39%
J
16%
•
16
16
53
'
6%
6%
7
6%
25
25
131%
95
50
*13%
*24%
7
39%
8,700
*55
*24%
25'%
45%
*86
102
101%
135
2.200
45%
,
5%
60
7
25%
39%
2,400
40
161
86%
86%
135
300
3,900
5%
45%
■.
35,200
12,600
46 %
46'A
5','2
52%
*9%
6
*156
164
5%
45%
36%
5%
46%
46%
*156
24%
*32%
113%
36
6%
5%
45%
46%
36%
6
3,100
1.000
11
45%
114
36
160
5'%
45%
44%
*56
87
*113'%
47'%
47
46%
46'%
6%
160
5%
45%
37 %
6
47'%
.
11
114
36%
6%
11
46%
46'A
3%
*10%
11%
*11
3%
3%
3*8
3%
3%
3%
160'%
15%
50
.%■
100
18%
47
60
20
15%
15 %
15%
5r%
.
—1
——5
110
15 %
15 'A
1.100
*87%
25%
_1
60%
160%
50%
"24 %
—1
*59%
6
25%
-No par
62
61
18%
6
48%
1
.—No par
—No par
Works Inc
60
15%
36%
102%
(The)
Ruppert' (Jacob)
60
114
102%
100
11
89'%
6%
100
25
29%
*10%
18%
37%
5%
45%
Corp—No par
20
*28
10%
165
165
87
com
29%
*10%
15%
48
36%
6%
47%
*28
10%
*37%
18%
*56
Typewriter
Co
*5312
29 %
60
10%
10%
5%
10%
*28
29
*23
114
114
—100
38% Aug 11
92% Mar 10
1.100
5%
15%
46%
common
Ronson Art, Melal
29
2
13%
5%
45%
preferred series A
9% Dec
Jan
'13%
X18
46'%
Controls
Co
19% Oct
14
1.333
23%
common
&
Haas
Ruberoid
17%
20%
11%
preferred—
conv
&
17%
22%
3%
preferred series A
25% Aug
2
Apr
Corp
Mills
4.50%
17%
17%
89
Antelope Copper Mines——
40% Fob
137
24
May
Oil
Robertshaw-Fulton
3
1.700
11%
series—
4.50%
series—
Manufacturing Co.
Robbins
3
21% Mar
25
Aug. 25
35'A Jun 23
110
Roan
20%
3%
2.50
Ritter Company
9
44% Mar 10
10
115
Rheem
Richfield
fi% Mar 13
Aug 27
17%
4
26'A Jan
1
32
19% Dec
Preferred
23
14% July
40% Jan 23
5
5
>20%
60
_10
Jau
Jan
20%
23%
common
29% Mar 18
20%
11%
Preferred 3.60%
6b
9
July 28
6% Apr
5
35% Dec
Jun
52
20%
22%
3%
Inc.,——
5
107
24% Aug 28
12
74% July
5
23% Mar
Jan
49
Aug 10
58'A July 21
20%
*11 %
Copper & Brass-——No par
90% Jan
5
99 % Jun
9
27% Dec 10
101 y» Jan
9% Mar 20
28
5 % Aug
400
20
—.10
Reynolds Metals Co com.—No par
5%% convertible preierred—loo
Reynolds Spring Co
1
Reynolds (RJ) 'fob class B
10
3
33%
——-1
50c
16
56
190
2
43'A Dec 22
10'/a Jan
*53
18%
Jan
Feb
16
33%
20
15'A
89
Rexall Drug
22
33%
10%
22
Jun
45
242
Revere
36%
33%
29%
6% Apr
158'A Jun
67'% Jan 30
Feb
1
Oct
85
Jan
36%
34
10%
50c
25
300
37
*33
*27%
—I
374
*36
5
Republic Steel Corp com_—No par
0%conv prior pfd series A—100
115% Mar 17
12
6% Jan
2
24
28 % Jun
Oct
5
3
52'A Mar 17
37% Oct
48
4% May 18
•36
36%
33%
No par
—
1.500
23%
33%
5%
common.
Inc
Motors
3
36%
5%
100
17.50)
34
5%
series—,
pid 3%%
1.300
10
37%
*37
*33%
19%
6
Republic Aviation Corp_.
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preierred
Mar 18
27
11% Jun
9
108% Jun
172
.
44% Feb
16
5
10% Jan
Reo
23% May 25
Aug 14
18
2b1;
29
*5 %
Corp—
Remlngton-Ruml
S4.50 preferred
2
liui
15
2
16
98% Dec
28%
5%
62'A Jun
21% Jan
29
5%
54 % Apr
19
29
10
preference
3
26
16
29%
29
*13%
Mlg Co common
17% Oct
9%
18
Stores
90 % Feb
?2%
10
14%
Reliance
Conv
32%
32
9%
13%
Reliable
29
32
10
18
19
Jau
31%
9%
13%
26
10% July
31%
10
14
14% Jau
58
32
9%
13%
31% Feb
23
*31%
8.000
24 %
18%
5 % Aug 28
28
23%
14'A
10'A July 29
8% Oct
24%
13%
28'A May 12
52% Sep
24%
18%
7
7% Jan
10
Jan
25
50c
prior
Shares
24%
&i Co—
div
SI.25
7% Mar 20
Aug. 20
Aug. 28
,
25
—-No par
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
Reis
Co
Bit
Roller
Reeves
16
15% Jan
9
10
29%
50
5
noncum
Reed
22 % Mar 23
17% Aug 27
13'A Jun
26
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
4%
6
30'/is July 24
5% Dec
25
14% Mar 18
23
Mar
31%
preferred
Raytheon Mtg Co—,—
Aug. 35
the Wee*
Friday
Aug. 27
24%
25%
31%
10%
29%
25 %
common—.
$2
32% July 13
1
July
22
4
13ya Oct
15
36% May 12
9
35 % Dec 19
13% Jan
8
18% Jan
34% Jau
28% Apr
41% Dec
30% Jan
20
July
—1
25
5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred——50
5
9%-Aug 23
22
34 % Dec
Feb
36
35% Jau
31
Par
EXCHANGE
Rayonler Inc
23% Aug 23
19
33 3A Dec
37
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 24
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Itange Since Jan. I
Year 1952
AM)
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
500
s
'
35% Nov
29% Feb
29
Oct
9
99% Feb 21
81
99% Sep
10
107% Nov 26
103
35 V» Oct
23
54
Feb
6
22% Apr
17
31% Dec
23
B4
Feb
115% Aug 10
26
43'A Jan
Apr 24
32
16% Jun
5
4%
29
|
19
5
75
Dec
30
8
312
Dec
3
260
150
Oct
7
175
Dec
5
150
6
19
Jan
7
23% Mar 25
May 29
Dec 31
92
Jan
6
95% Apr
7
Jan
13
9
Mar
24'A Feb
4
97
11
16% Jan
*88
24
27
Aug 25
17% Jun
Nov
17
IB 'A Jun
2
12'A Jui»
IU
23 y* Oct
29
33 'A Jan
2
23'A Jun
23
11% Jun
16
13
1
30
49% May
87% Oct
102yaOct
10
21
30
30
29
30
3
Dec
Apr
105% Jun
23
35 % Jan
30
29% Oct
59
94
•5
Feb
13
89'A Apr
103
Oct
20
116'A Jan
14y, Jan
2
16'A Oct
75% Jan
4
63% Aug
6
6
Scott Paper
29
30
Jun
19
10
17% Jan
15
79% Jan
Mar 11
25
19
102
90
$5.75
Aug 18
Aug 13
12% Mar 12
7% Feb 25
Mar 13
82% Nov 26
16
42% Jan
28
10% Sep
23% July 31
29y2 Jan
85% Feb
Mar
87
27
8% Aug 25
24
173A Jan
6
Sheller
5
Sheraton
May 27
32
July
49
Jan
*38% Nov
18
48
38% Oct
6
Sep
10
77
32% Mar
~3
11% Oct
13
Nov
15
20
July 16
26
102'A Jan
17% Mar 12
34% Aug 27
24
86 % July 17
Skelly
71% Apr
42
26
26% Aug 27
Aug
7
3
16% July 15
21% Mar
3%%
18% Jun
37% Jan
5
10
25
32% Jun
14
16V4 July 28
124% May
7
18
1403A Mar 13
Sep
5
4% Feb
7
6% Dec
12
5% Jun
18
8% Jan
9
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
45% Jan
17
34
Apr
7% Feb
53
May
South
5%
1
69
43% July 16
53'A Feb
33% July
33% Jun
2
40
9
39% Mar 16
Southern
Southern Co
Jan
South
5
8%
13
Porto
12% Jan
2
16%, Nov
19
13% Jun 10
16% Feb
2
22
26
Dec
16
22% Jup
11
27% Feb
24
South
Nov
10
30
Dec
23
23
Jun
5
33% Feb
10
47%, Dec
23
40
Aug 27
Dec
29
38% Oct
16
41
66
Jan
11% Oct
18
23
4
5
Aug
6
Oct
28
100
Feb
21
38y« Apr
16
Feb
23
99% Jan
9
62
Jan
17
6% Jan
29
9% Jan
17
16
103 y2
July
9
73
49% May 20
Aug 25
5 %
Apr 16
56% Aug
3
59% May 14
100 % Mar 16
19
2
523A Jan
19
98% Feb
2
19% Jan
26% Jan
7
45 'A Dec
12
39% July 29
3
6% Aug 28
53% Nov
73
Jun
13
58% Aug 27
67% Mar 23
18
Aug 20
23'A Aug 28
25 % Feb
26
34 % Dec
8
22% Jan
80% Jan
2
28% Dec
11
2
92% Apr
3
12% Jan
2
18% Oct
28
14
3
18%, Nov
26
163A Jun
10% Jan
Cor fnornotp.s sop pn?" 2"
26% Jun
80 3A May
10
5
July 14
9
,
31% Jan
G
91
Feb
11
.17% Jan
6
,
20 % Mar 18
9%
1,300
8%
8%
14,900
*70%
72%
71
71
40
39
39%
38%
37%
37%
10
39
39
1,800
36%
'
37%
9,400
8%
xR%
8%
8%
8%
25%
*24%
25'2
*24%
25 %
73%
74 'A
73 %
74%
72%
73%
72%
73%
14.900
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
5,800
13%
1.3 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13 %
3,300
30%
29%
30
30
30'A
29%
29%
29%
29%
39
*38
No par
*37 %
36'A
37%
35%
80
80'A
78%
40%
40%
40
.
25
Co
1
16%
17%
com_4.50
1
13'A
*48
44
*35%
35%
5
7.50
Co
No par
(Del)
t,r
50
Bros
ctfs__—100
Inc.
.-1
6
2nd preferred—50
100
.1
1
(The)
2
(stamped)_No par
5
Co
Inc
com
No par
10%
130
5%
13%
49%
44
37
15%
36
34%
35%
79
78
78%
77%
77 3
39%
39'A
*38%
39%
*38%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
1,300
•11%
4.100
27
*26%
27
44
52
140
*18%
18%
*13
13%
600
15%
15%
15%
1.600
33%
31.200
16%
3,600
18 'A
*13
18%
16%
16%
16
16%
13 %
33%
16%
13%
13%
16%
16%
*124
50
*44%
45
*34
44 3
*35
36
35 3
35%
36
36
35%
36
14%
14%
14%
24%
14%
14%
13%
*47
44%
36%
14%
24%
5 *8
13%
13%
43%
43 3 4
16%
5%
5%
4
4
9.300
44%
44
37
%
800
4,800
35%
35%
14%
14%
14%.
100
14,600
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
5,200
40
41%
40%
40%.
53.400
41
42%
41 %
42
39.800
38%
39
33%
39
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
x24%
24%
*24%
41%
42%
x41%
42
42
44%
39%
78%
14%
41
42%
39
39
*77
80
53
54
57%
57%
*99
100
13
13%
•■ 41 %
41%
6%
6%
60%
61%
25%
25%
28%
28%
83 %
83%
6.400
13%
50
*34%
24%
5%
5%
*5%
6%
*102% 106
13%
*47
5%
35%
43%
43%
39%
5 %
1.19
36%
25%
41%
16%
35%
25
39%
78'%
14%
33
•
*122
190
14%
.
42%
'
15%
33%
130
50%
*48
49%
32%
33%
130
5%
5%
10%
44
39 %
1,700
1.800
"
14
5%
*5%
*102%
51
56 %
*29
*77
5%
5%
5%
6%
56%
13 %
6°8
.
4,100
5%
52
99
41%
5%
5%
106
13
6%
1,200
51%
99
40%
14%
*102%
56
*13%
*14
"5%
5%
57 5
a
10
14
106
52
13 %
73%
5%
5%
52%
100
*77
52
*102%
106
80
14
14%
14
14 "a
*77
80
55 %
*99
55%
100
13%
13%
x40 %
5 "2
5%
%0214
52
55%
*99
*13%
5%
400
106
52
55%
100
1.700 j
520
100
13%
3,000
40%
7.100
40%
40%
2
6%
6%
%
59%
59%
58%
59 %
*58%
59
270
25
25%
24%
25
23%
24%
23%
24
4.200
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28%
6,200
83 %
83%
83%
83%
*32%
83%
*59%
60
41%
6'
"
42
..
84%
1
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1
18%
18%
13 %
18%
18%
18%
No par
Co Inc.
11%
*49
18%
*124
400
*43%
*48%
16%
3,300
39
10%
51%
33%
77%
52
50
130
29.200
43%
10%
*43%
52%
-
77
4
34%
10%
10%
43%
33
34%
43%
10 %
*43
1,800
39
35%
43 %
5%
*38%
*38%
*51%
16%
39
39
36%
26'A
*122
14%
40
*38
Electric.Co_No par
$3.50 preferred
&
5%
—.25
common—No par
ik.
Brands
*124
pfd—100
preferred—
pfd
39
15
Elec__No par
&
1,600
13%
44%
52%
18'A
16%
34%
common—
Gas
9%
9
75%
_No par
Edison
Standard Coil Products
Standard
900
9%
74'A
10%
44%
*51%
*18%
16%
33%
Co
Gas
conv
Standard
7,800
22
85:,
Chemical Co common.
Square, D
*
37%
38 %
37%
57%
*24%
Spiegel Inc common
6
29% Mar 18
Gl
$4.50
57 %
8%
preferred
Conv
39%
40
39%
200
*21%
72%
*71
72%
*71
13 %
25%
Platinum—1
Ohio sflc
Sperry Corp
38%
8%
8%
180
800
*13%
13%
84
'
8%.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons.
9% Mar 19
13
84
*24%
-i—
Gas
4.60%
49% Mar 20
10'A Jan
3.600
84
8%
—25
4.50%
5
17 y8 July 18
31% May
1
7% Nov 16
9.400
23%.
100%
25%
common..20
preferred
Spencer
72%
40
10
30 %
_
Railway
Co
13%
40%
23%
8%
1
No par
May 16
38
9%
27%
(The)
non-cum
$5.50
105
13%
39%
*24%
Spear &
Dec
*71
39%
7% Mar 25
6
57% Jan
49
103
1
No par
18
*13%
x84
86
30
77
*100%
8%
Sparks Withingl,011 Co
18
85%
20
100
23%
x9%
15% May 25
7% Mar 17
Feb
85 %.
40%
9 %
Sua Mine
July
85%
1161
1,200
100%
10%
Mobile
103% Jun
*100
8%
May 21
6
23 3a
23%
100%
*100
10%
-Aug]'*
5'% Aug 19
100
40
41%
85%
101%
*75
10
80
(A
77
10%
8%"
40
Si
87
23%
23%
100%
*83%
*16%
•
10
80
28%
101 'A
16%
10
18
12% Jan
44
5%
&
Natural
Southern
.
57 %,
Mar 30
37% Jun
76
100
40%
41
85%
102
*16%
*75
16%
36%
100
28%
28%
22
50
Pacific
South'n
*101
-
21%
Rico Sugar com.No par
Indiana
493A Mar 18
*83%
85%
77
*75
77
28%
100
57%
1
&
California
Southern
*16%
16 %
100
29
102
*100
102
16%
23%
4
27%
Co..
preferred
21% Apr
28
*83%
85%.
*83 %
*100
86 %
87
100
58
preferred
48
28%
23%
28%
*86
87
100%
*100
22%
..100
South Carolina E
14
14
4.000
*86
87
100%
*100
57%
—
Inc
Gold
Amer
23
16
61%
22
Corp
Aircraft,
Jan
20
—
Solvay American Corp 4%
27
Mar 28
15
May 29
Solar
Dec
38%, Nov
61%
1
preferred
52
42% Jan
61%
23
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
21% Mar 20
Jun
6
61
53%
preferred
100
Snuiii & v.oromi 'typewrit,ers.No par
Smith-Douglass Co Inc..
5
1
21%, Jan
16
61%
61%
*22 %
4.20%
6
15% Aug 27
40% Jan
May
5,700
61%
23 3
10
(Alexander)
2
60% Dec
12%
62%
23
,
Smith
4
25
15
38
12%
1
issued"
27
58% Mar
70% Feb
121
12%
No par
Corp
17'/a Feb
8% July 22
Aug 26
143
12%
23
No par
—.
Co—
"when
(AO)
16 y. May
32% Oct
23%
12%
..No par
Smith
July 23
22% Apr
24%
12%
13%
Co
Steel
&
8
50
19% Aug 27
23%
57%
1
Jan
37
42
80'A Apr
Oil
New
5
Oil
23%
14
1>
———-—J—
Sinclair
23%
33.5
12%
40%
86
I
Pen
Co
43% Mar 20
2.300
59
Corp
Simonds.Saw
66% Mar 22
63% Nov 20
Simmons
20
600
13%
58%
Corp of America-
43'A Mar 20
22%
12%
*13%
Corp
19
39 % Aug
38'A July 24
Jan
34
29 % Aug 28
38V2 Jun
*22%
12%
15
A)
Mfg
22 %
12%
13%
—
Shell
16'A Mar
"92%
*21%
13
24
*75
77
92%
22%
92 %
12%
41.%
99%
.No pa r
3
Oil
16%
2
23:%
40%
_5
$4.50 preferred
(W
84% '
16.100
16.000
*86
101%
92
19%
23 3 4
23%
Shamrock Oil & Gas
76% Aug
12% Aug 28
62%
87
92
20
19%
13
13
No par
Co
Shealfer
14% Aug 28
*75
common.
Sharon Steel C'orp__
Shattuck (Frank G)
23
7
&
0
15
18
22'
12%
5
Roebuck
2634 Feb
171/b Dec 23
*16%
preferred-No par
11'A Mar 25
2
84%
101%
40
20
2
28
14
Apr
36% Aug 28
62% Apr
22
19%
22'A
*92
92%
*92
19 3 8
19%
19 %
4
7
Co—
Servel Inc common
26
80
10% Jan
62%
*86
5
com
Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
42'A May 20
43% Mar 16
24
13% July
Dec
19 3
19 3 8
>
12%
Seeger Refrigerator
14% Feb
8% Aug 25
Jun 18
71
24% Jan
165
24%
...100
RR
fund
sink
Sears
267/a Mar 27
Oct
175
2,800
260
*130
12%
Seagrave Corp
3
9% July 23
33
*250
175
23%
Seaboard Oil Co ol' Del—...No par_
17% Mar 24
17
(The)
Seaboard Finance Co
21% Aug 27
*8% Feb
260
*136
1.40
common
60% Feb
Aug 27
36% Apr
260
175
12%
No pa r
No par
preierred
Air Line
New
29
13% Dec 29
5
30
8
29
15
275
*136
29%
3.35%
29
45% July 31
31
Dec
*260
175
12%
—
Co common
Scran ton Elcc Co
23% Dec
43
275
23
—
29
15
20
69
92
...
19
4
*260
23
5
18%
*136
69 %
100%
3
27
31% Feb
1,300
"•
270
28%
2
9% Oct
14% Jan
25,700
67%
100%
Feb
110
15% Jun
13%
27%
66 3
—No par
$4
86% Feb
81% Jun
56% Apr
26%
67%
92
Scovill
75% May 19
3
16% Sep
2
62% Dec 10
19
27%.
.67%
Mlg Co common
25
3.65% preierred
100
4.30%
conv preferred—.——100
28
12
99% Aug 24
103%.Apr
19
x26%
70%
15c
Inc.
preierred
preferred
Feb
105
18
26
Jun
19
28 %
70
100
$3.40
18% Jan
68
Corp
31% Jan
Jun
28% Jun
22
1
24'A Dec
12
15
12% Feb 13
50% Feb
Industries
Sobering
Seabd
Oct
75
Sclienley
6
18%
28
'
—
2,900
18 %
20%
,
35%
69
—10
corp
35%
'
28 %
19%
series A.
1.000
354
35%
.
18%
'
39% Aug 28
19% Jan
onu.-,
Ma r 23
17
1
98
5
Electric Co
35%
27%
*136
100
1st pl'd 4.40"in
7,000
210
86
109%
4
18%
68%
preferred.
Sangamo
36%
109%"
29
*250
100
O
111%:
35%
36%
35%
36%
85 3
86%
111%
18%
100
.
R
111%
111
Ill
112'%
37 %
36%
*86
*110
28
Paper Co cotvuu
noucum
St Regis
o
Jan
28
18
98
ivia,
Louis Southwestern
5%
G
91% Jan
Jan
85% Jun
54
%
o
68% Jun
JMay 21
86
i
St
5
Feb
155
May 26
22
Jan
series A 5%
Preferred
2
27
Feb
4
*86%.
.
35%
35
No par
.
*60% Feb
312
111%
_No par
205
Aug 19
87
10
Lead Co
Joseph
37%
86%
00
preferred—
conv
30
77 % Feb
66% Aug 28
4%%
SI
37'%
10
_
Aug 26
33% Jan
26% Aug 27
preferred
x83
6%
6%.
7.400
460
14%
14 %
14
14 V3
3.200
18%
18%
18%
18%
16.100
*"
*
Volume 178
Number 5251
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(777)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
'
Lowest
50 Va Jan
3
70:% Oct
16
72
65
Jan
23
47% Jan
Jan
10
11 'A Oct
30
100% Sep
15% Jan
94
22% Feb
27
Lou est
64% July 23
92
Mar 15
Oct 16
35% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
'
.
27 \'a Nov
10
59% Jan
5
69% Jun
16
81% Jan
2
78% Jan
5
25
08
Apr
24
22,
32% Jun
10
94
18
5:
May 11
10
21% Aug 25
9% Mar
5
40% F«b
5
15% Aug
14
17% May 25
4
35% Aug 12
July
31
32% Jun
91
23
98
Apr
30
87
A 44 % Jan
8
29
•
MaV 25
3
Nov
17
43% Jan
Jun
26% Jun
24
94% Jan
10
36 % Jan
of
California
Oil
of
Indiana
Oil
of
'
12
28
45
22
Oil
Standard
Standard
5
12
27
Monday
Oil
Ohio
72%
15
71%
_____
Warner
Starrett Co
Sterling Drug
14
3%%
Inc
|J P)
51%
5138
51%
51%
51%
71%
72%
71'A
71%
71%
71%
11,100
70%
71'A
71
71%
70'A
71'/a
70%
71%
23,800
34%
34
34
34%
7,200
*94 VB
95
72%
11%
11%
113/B
11%
11'A
11%
21 %
21%
21 VB
21'A
21%
21%
35%
95
3A
10%
44
15%
151%
*15
3
35'A
35 'A
35%
90
91
15
29
10%
29%
10%
44
100
& Co Inc__—_
34%
44
5'A
*89
33%
33 %
95
94%
94'A
300
11%
11'A
11%
2,100
21'A
,■
21%
21%
21%
4,100
5,000
10%
10%
44%
153/a
*15
35%
35
35%
4'A
35'A
29
*89
10%
29
10%
10%
10%
44%
91
29
.
12,500
11%
*94'A
4
*15
91
29
34%
95
*94'A
15%
5
common
10%
44
1
preferred.*■_
Stevens
51%
72%
34%
5
Shares
Aug. 28
51%
:;'94%
——No par
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
72
1
Inc___
Sales for
Thursday
51%
'73
l
L S
Stores
PRICES
Aug. 26
10
Corp
(The)
Bros
52%
SALE
Wednesday
100
common
3% % preferred series A
Sterchi
2
of
51%
25
Jersey
HIGH
Aug. 25
No par
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
Standard Steel Spring common
Stanley
>
New
•
AND
Tuesdav
Aug. 24
Par
Standard
13% Mar 26
.
STOCK
Standard
•
% May 11
45% Mar 27
36% May
2
13% Mar 24
32% Oct
38% Jan
100% Jan
,
; 11% Jalv 13
YORK
EXCHANGE
49% Jun
32 % Oct
Dec
NEW
Highest
Continued—Page 11
LOW
44 %
44
44
153/«
*15
*89
28'A
*89
28%
300
35%
35%
91
1,200
15%
6,300
91
90
28%
28%
18%
18 %
3,800
•
8 VB May
1
22% Dec
30
4% Nov
10
"13% Oct
23
1%%
J un
21
18
Feb
18% Aug 28
10
21
10% Nov
23
17% Sep
14% July
2
Jan
8
30% Aug
5
40% Dec
31
20% May 20
8% Nov 17
35% Dec
31
16% July
6
31% Feb
7: lJ'/a Jun
90
Apr
4
79% Jan
>3
114% Jan
8
10% Jan
21
27
.94% Jan
29
70
119% Feb
15
110
18% Oct
6
24% Apr
3
28
24% Jun
16
22 % Dec
18
20% Apr
3
1
70% Dec
11
16
11 % Jan
May
8% Oct
490
Oct
17
19
Oct
30
22% Apr
102 Mi Jan
Jun
570
95
7% Aug
14
26
24
26% Aug
26
25
Jan
2
112% Nov
24
100
16
7
117
14% Dec
15
22
2
81% Jan
14
May
5% Oct
1
41% Dec
23
13% Jan
13
4
89% Aug 25
115
Dec
7% Jan
15% Nov
4
31
28
4% Mar 11
9% Dec
40% Dec
23
50% Oct
16
27% Oct
16
100% Apr
15
22% Jan
14
28 % Aug
32% Oct
16
34
40% Jan
12
Jan
preferred-,
2nd
pld
Oct
86
16
Jan
8
32% Jan
24
10% Nov
17
Swift
5
$4
Taloott. Inc
24
Mar
18% Jan
2
9% Jun
19
17 % Jan
15% Feb
7
14
10% Oct
10
18% Feb
14% Jan
7
15% Jun
18
12% Jun
10
14'% Mar 10
Jun
11
42
30
22
8
7 % Jun
18
Jun
4
44
Feb
27
'/a Aug
3
12'% Jan
8
Nov
26'
12% Feb
Nov
25
48
Feb
15
% Nov
10
4
Jan
18
1% Jan
15
3
8% Jan
11
15% Feb
8
9% Jun
16
14
1
59% Dec
16
9
983/4 July
91% Jan
2
.
Jun
17
3
31
July 28
24% July
18% Apr 15
39% Oct" 23
*10% Jan
40
3
23% Dec
49
7
4
2 Vb
Vb Mar 12
11% Jun
10
27% Mar 12
25% Jail
22
Aug 28
3
14'A Aug 28
20% Feb
25
7
21
Apr
24
25
Feb
2
8
17% Dec
9
14% Jun
16
17% Jan
27
Jan
10
1123/4 Dec
15
106 % Jun
24
112% Aug
15% Jnn
16 % Jan
42'% Jun
19
7'A Feb
Jun
10
24% Jan
30
July 29
69% Jan
Mar
19
50
2
8% July 15
12% Dec
9
11 % Jan
15
15
Jun
8
36% Jan
7
45
Jun
8
Twin
Jan
31
38
Dec
11
7% Dec
22
12% Jan
7
Oct
16
15% Feb
2
11 %
47% Oct
30
56 'A Feb
4
40
11% Jun > 3
14% Aug
6
9
Jun
42
0
% Aug 17
3,400
14%
*14%
14%
14%
400
15 Va
15 Ve
15%
153/a
15%
153/b
15%
6,300
39
38'A
38%
38
38
38
38
14%
14'A
900
3,600
373/e
38%
37
37%
36'A
373'a
9,000
certificates
1
123
127'A
120'
123
121'A
123
100
120
120
120
120
118
118
_No par
44
Inc
&
Oil
50c
—
.No
preferred
conv
par
_No par
preference
conv
No par
Co
common
(J
„1
i
R)——
15
5
com
100
.
9%
15%
13'A
373/4
*93/4
10 Va
49%
*92
9:i/4
15'A
15'A
*9%
10'/a
7%
*41
73/4
4 2'A
*2'A
*10
49
50'%
*92
93
23%
No par
*23%
24%
*23%
2%1
10 Va
119
9%
15'/a
9%
2,300
15%
15'A
1,100
.
15'A
1,500
13
12%
12%
123/4
12%
1,800
*37%
38
37%
38
38
38
10 Va
*9%
7%
*9%
73/4
*41
*2%
*41
*9%
7%
2:,/4
10 3/a
44
42:'/4
44
93
*91%
93
2 Ve
2 Va
*23%
70
3
*9%
*91%
100
103%
100
4,500
42%
423/4
*91%
92%
2'/a
2 Va
2,000
41
*2%
x43%
2%
7'A
41
*9%
10
10'A
7'A
42'A
*2'A
23/4
10
10'/4
*7%
42'A
200
2%
2%
1,100
24 Va
23%
23%
23%
23'A
300
22%
21%
215/a
213/a
21%
13,100
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21 %
213/4
10,100
%
40
39%
39''a
39'/a
393/a
39'/a
39%
39
39%
2,900
12
12'%
12
12'/a
12
12'/a
12
12'/a
12
12%
6,300
2
Corp
39'A
5
(The)—
27
26%
27
26%
27
26%
8,100
15 Va
14%
273/„
15'/a
153/4
21
21
1
15
15%
14%
15'A
143/4
15 Va
143/4
14%
143/4
14%
19,200
110%
111%
110%
111%
111%
111'A
111%
111%
111%
111%
240
17%
17%
*
No par
•
1
*20'A
16%
15'/a
21
17
14'A
*">n'A
?i
163/4
17
45%
*43'A
453/4
*43%
45
1
18%
18%
173/4
18%
17%
17%
50
52aA
523/4
52%
52-%
52%
52'A
20th Century Fox Film new
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
17'/a
17%
17
17'A
173/a
173/4
Preferred series A
26%
20%
5
No par
common
14%
205/e
Inc.
Steel
Corp
Tung-Sol Electric Co
conv
9%
22
21%
Airlines
(conv)
__50
common
series of 1952
*44
17
17'A
*52
43%
173A
173/4
1,900
523/4
90
18%
25,900
13 Ve
133/g
*13%
13%
3,000
13%
13'A
13
13%
*393/,
40'A
39
39'A
39
39%
*39
6%
6%
*6%
6%
12%
40'A
6%
41
2,600
17
*43'A
17 Va
53
300
21
17%
133%
12%
17
45
7,000
14%
■
18%
133/a
6%
14'A
*20'A
17%
*
1
Co
14 3/4
21
17
*43%
50
prior prelerred
Coach
5,400
9%
22%
5
Williams
W/o
433/a
22 Va
22
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Conv
116%
42%
49%
24
6,300
1163/4
43%
93
2%
10
117
116
x43
44
xl3
13
37%
10'A
122
113%
15'A
13
*37 3/8
2'%
118
9%
8'/a
42'A
22
Co
9%
15%
153/a
*13
2%
43 Va
9%
*37 3/a
7%
44%
10
Bearing—_No par
Roller
43%
2%
Associated Oil
&
44%
tom__Nopar
Co
preference
Edison
52'A
.
Trust—
common
World
5%
9% Mar 20
29
19% Mar 25
20
700
5%
5 Ve
38
preferred
13% Jan
*14%
5%
37%
Tri-Continenlal
10
5'A
39
share
Trans
16
53'„
38
Transamerlca
14% Dec
14%
*38 'A
5%
10
Transue
00% Dec
30
14%
.
5%
82%
1003/4
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities Co
i
Toledo
27
4
*100
10.000
31%
82%
•
14,100
Water
10 % Oct
20% Jan
31%
84
12,200
$3.50
47% Aug 25
2
32
100
89
*10
4
14%
15'A
Thompson
15
5%
5%
39
*41
15
*82%
100
700
3,700
52%
Fair
21% Feb
•f
14%
$2.50 convertible preferred
_50
1 Third Avenue Transit Corp.No par
21% Dec
101
38
43%
Theimoid
443/4 Feb
31%
84
100%
10
16
38
*15%
88%
$1.25
3
32%
*82%
15%
38%
900
105
52 "A
$2.40
10 7/a Aug 25
31%
84
*104'A
41'A
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—_5
403/4 May 19
32 %
100'A
15%
x38
105
1,000
43
Textron
$6
15%
39
*
52%
Texas &
Texas
7
15%
38:14
16'A
27
'
39
53 %
16
38%
*104%
16%
27
88%
Land
30
105
29%
*14%
104%
500
16 3/a
27%
16 'A
*27
4,900
88%
Coal
25
17
13% Jan
May
31%
104%
200
7%
602
42
Timken
28
32%
V-
7%
602
89'A
5
233/4 Jan
32
'A
105
16%
26%
7%
620
52%
46% Jan
9
*104%
x7%
*602
44%
Axle
18
105
16%
26%
900
70
88-%
Timken-Detroit
23
*104
*
20%
70
42
4
103,8 Oct
16%
27 Vb
*20
70
52%
25% Mar
22% Nov
16%
27
20'/a
89%
Tide
*21 'A Jan
17 Va
27'A
300
44'A
27% Mar 25
13 Vb Mar 25
17
%
70
8
24
20 %
615
*24
53'A
Thompson Products Inc
2
8
*602
24%
%
4% preferred
Thompson-Starred,
15
8
015
25,300
88%
2
Jan
8
602
60
17
43%
28
12% Dec
70%
'24
1,000
114%
52
3% Jan
20'A July 28
16%
4 5'A
Paciiic
29 % Mar 27
*112%
17 Vb
543A
61% Mar 26
'
*70
114%
.<
90%
97% Jan
9
70%
71%
10Va
20'A
70'A
71
43%
I
23 % July 15
*20%
27%
6,300
97
89 %
Pacific
The
20%
5%
25
July 21
20% Jun
39
8
9 % Jan-14
42% Aug 28
80 ',4 J~u
July 28
25
Oct
4
22
22'A Jun
18
1
20%
7%
2,100
8%
83/4
*96
10
Sub
20
20'A
*70
625
29'A
H%
4,400
_No par
Texas
Mar 26
9% Jun
41
42% May
9
*20%
7%
18,400
*112'%
24'/a
9
42% Feb
47% Mar 19
12% Mar
6
*24
100%
^
Co
17%
24
625
23 V*
27%
28'A
113%
17%
24
*82 3/4
8
113 %
24
*70
23 %
27%
72%
17'A
800
23%
*71
112%
17
27%
72%
24
,
17
97
17
84
Sulphur
138
112%
2,500
23 %
*90
17%
101
Producing Co__
10
113%
600
13%
27%
.
97
72
4,000
15%
13%
17%
8%
*96
17
*82
—5
Gulf
27
*112%
*100
,
17%
*15
aays
~A%
72%
No par
(James)— v
Corp
Gulf
37% Jun
*72
1
Texas
113% Aug
73%
18%
15
13%
~r%
8%
99
15%
..
29%
*96
38
Texas
19
8%
98
16
leonv)
15
28
29'A
8%
18%
'
23%
27'%
..No par
_No
pfd
cum
Texas
30
23
39
9
Dec
29 %
23%
28%
72%
.
18%
18%
23 %
38%
1
40% Nov
29 %
::
27%
*15%
Symington Gould Corp.
23
I
23%
28'A
25
preferred
$4.40
23%
28
<The)__4.10%
—4.16%
5
135
43% Feb
100
Jan
Jan
14
5
Telautograph Corp
165
29
50
011
common
54% Apr
110% Jan
2
25
Co
58
10
88% Aug 26
36% Apr
6
l()c
10c
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—7.50
—7.50
5 V;
25
&
'Tennessee
23
31
1950__20
—12.50
12.50
preferred A
Sweets Co of America
3
Apr
12% Oct
25
4.4OC0
16% Aug 13
115
15% Nov
l
ser
Co
47% Mar
195 % Mar 28
35 % Dec
*17%
100
Corp
Paper
Texas
128
17 %
No par
,
._
May 22
15% Mar 25
9
20
Aug 27
50% Jun
"5%%.conv
Sutherland
Jan
7'A Feb
23
Class A 4 % %
Superior Steel
86
28
31
Dec
,17%
"17
8%
SOnray Oil Corp" common
4 %%
preferred series A:
12
40
Jail
common
20
17% May
0
39% Mar 18 '
5 % Aug
37
7
110% Mar 27
8 % Jail
17 V*
13% V
17%
*96%
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California—
111% Jan
00% Jan
116% July 14
;
26
Oil Co
59
Aug
16
3&
15%
13%
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
035
Jun
14
15%
13%
No par
A'preferred
10 % J'au
27
78% July
16
34% May 19
15%
No par
Corp colnmon
series
27
97% Ji»
21
19 'A
13%
1
71% Apr
35% Jan
32% May
Sun
23% Mar 26
6
12% Jan
35% Jan
6
Chemical
S4.50
'
Jun
24
102
V Sun
21% Mar 25
16% Aug 27
30
Jan
24% Jan
-
May 12
10% Jan
18%
15'A
13%
—No par
;'Suhbeam Corp :L—___
5
10% Mar 13
May 13
Apr
19%
15%
13%
__20
Sttidebaker Corp
5
27% Jan
18%
415Vb
1
common
Stone & Webster—
2
82 % Jan
66%. Feb
5
5
Co_
prior preference-
9
T 35% Jan
10
520
5r/n
2
2
Corp_
Fuller
&
43 % Feb
Feb
Jan
Buer
26% Jan
>
99
July
ko'/a
Stix
'Stokely-Vaif Camp Inc
'
Jun
24
Stewart-Warner
*
12
Mar 20
30% Oct
•
17 % Jun
10
16% Jun
18
2
15% Mar 11
8% Aug 25
.
2
17% Feb
*
1
27% Aug 28
26% Jun :'16
•
101 % Jun
.22% Jan
03
23
,23% Feb
1
30
*51
39%
*6%
39
*6%
6%
900
39
200
6%
U
12
July 22
14 Va Feb
2
July 28
55% Jan
15
18
13% Jan
8
43'A Jun
26
50
Jan
2
Jun
10
Feb
27
72 'A Dec
30
61 'A Jun
16
72% Feb
23
Dec
30
24% Dec
15
19Va Jun
16
"12%
12%
X40%
41
5
9%
)
49% Mar 20
57
.1
No par
—
Jan
93
2
111
May
104
9
98
83'A Jan
94
25
Jan
15
35% Oct
16
Apr
91% Jun
104
30
July 31
5
Carbide
*84
87
78 % Jun
3
87% Jan
8
No par
*79%
80
80
80
*80
81%
"80
81%
*80'A
81%
*95
96%
96%
*95
96%
*95
96%
*95
96%
90
Jan
100
6
.No par
443a Aug
13
25
1133/4 Jan
5
50 'A Jan
6
28
1
38% Dec
31
31 Vb Apr
24
xl3
Nov .17
107
Sep
18
17'A Feb
11
57% Oct
17
70'A Mar 19
26'A Nov
12
33% Feb
11
6
4% Apr
25
3% Feb
50
Feb
-;
7
4% Jan
19
69% July
2
5'A Nov
9
5% Mar 21
10%
Feb
11
21
74
Feb
8
15% Dec
22
213/8 Jan
15
14 '/• Oct
22
18
53% Oct
30
64% Jan
30
24% Jan
2
29'A Aug
6
47
Oct
May
7
102 Va
Jun
3
23% Aug 27
92
105%
1043/4
105 'A.
473A
47%
47%
47 VB
473A
47 7A
41%
41:%
41%
41%
41%
41%
40
1
5
37%
38 7A
37%
38%
38'A
39'A
38'A
39%
38%
39
100
*102%
1033/4
*102%
'A Mar 20
106 Va Jan
29
32 % Mar 25
United
107
.
.16% Mar 20
Air
Biscuit
*102
105
.
35%
*102
105
>102
105
14%
52%
29'A
3%
33/4
33/4
3%
74
74
*73%
74%
130
5
5
5%
15,700
8 3/a
9
33/4
2
Jan
2
49
86
Feb
$3.50 convertible
18
29
United
9% Mar 13
United
5:,a Jan
72% Mar 13
IVo
preferred
100
74
74
74
*73%
Corp (Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
preferred
100
5
5
4%
5
4%
9
9
9
9
9
59
*58
59%
*58
5
13%
13%
*13
5
12 34
12%
12%
Co
No par
52%
53
52%
53
Gas Corp
10
26%
27%
26%
26%
12% Aug 28
12% Aug 25
17 Vb Jan
8
United
Electric
16% Feb
2
United
Engineering & Foundry
10
58% Jan
14
United
Fruit
Mar 27
United
51
Jun
23 % July 22
30
37Vb Feb
137A Mar
102% Aug
7
963A Jun
22
101
2
31'A Dec
31
23 %
Aug 25
10
3.
2% May 12
Jan
20
119
Aug 27
105'A Jun
21
120
Jan
8
179
May
159
Jua
9
175
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
Jan
5
20
2
19'A Aug 27
35'A Jan
23
66
8
60
68
Feb
2
10% Jan
12
16% July
«
*58'A
$4.50
U
U
S
S
S
Gypsum
S
Co
13
13'/«
13
13
12%
12%
1,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'A
12 %
2,800
Machinery
preferred
Leather Co
52%
26'A
53'A
26%
108
*167
52%
523/4
10,200
263/8
26%
16,100
*26
26'A
4,700
32'A
32%
32%
33
12%
123/4
12%
12%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
4,200
52'A
51%
513/8
51'A
52
50'A
51'A
50'A
50%
2,500
*96%
98
97
97
97
97
*96
97'A
23%
24
24
24
24
24
*23%
24'A
400
1083/4
2,000
24%
109'A
.107%
109'A
169
'167
169
109
*167
"2034
21
2034
203/4
100
*61
63
60
60 3A
*60
No par
14
14%
14 'A
15%
15
5
26%
127A
*233/4
20
53
26%
32%
No par
com.
52%
26'A
*26
1%
98
100
26%
12%
*96%
Co common
20
13%
x32%
No par
preferred
Hoffman
4%%
U
preferred
Freight
7%
U
1st
57%
1,000
1 %
Foreign Securities
52
57%
9
12 s/a
U
No par
58%
5
*8%
7.100
32%
32%
13
1%
Inc
City Mines Co
58'A
1,900
•
1%
32%
12%
&
59
*
,
12 3/8
32%
1
(The)_l
S
9»/s
14%
1%
Gas Improvement Co—13'A
Park
Mfrs
5
.
*26
Merch
&
74%
*13%
12%
distributed"./"
United
9
Aug 25
Cos
United
Marlfi
27% Dec
Coal
United
Mar 26
31'A Jan
167
5
74
2,100
14%
52'/a
3%
23
105
*28'A
3%
24
>102
52%
3%
Jan
400
105
24
29%
3%
3%
.
200
36%
52'A
Stores com__30c
5% Feb
92
36
*28'A
United Cig-Whetan
47i Jun
23%
92
36
14%
24
14
17,400
24%
93%
29%
4'A Feb
53
*102
600
104
52'A
22
*13%
•
*103
14
*28%
10
Corp
23%
104
1,500
19,900
52
14
29 3/8
11
No par
:
52'A
65
26.
35%
*35%
14
10
page
*92
36
52%
50% Jun
see
93%
*28%
1
25 7A Jan
24%
*92
*35%
29 %
Apr
5
24
94%
53%
17
For footnotes
24 3/a
*93 I
35%
24%
*28%
17
9 'A Dec
24
94%
35%
10
No par
22
Sep
25%
943/4
No par
—.No par
67
•
1952_ 100
$4.50 prelerred ;
United Board-& Carton
United' Carbon
*103
series of
Co—
1% Jun
9
104
•
America
United-Carr Fastener
11% Apr
101% Feb
Inc ..common
5
30% jJun
May
of
105
*103
11
2
19
Lines
Preferred 4 'A %
United
104
31% Feb
3% Apr
4,600
104%
47%
413/4
61% Jan
8'
16,100
47%
26% July 13
Jun
40%
413/4
21
.*"49
403/8
42aA
Jan
19
96% Jan
104%
407/B
47%
4
15% Jan
73
106%
10
40%
41%
107 'A
1
30
34% Sep
9
40VB
47%
37% Feb
12'A Oct
543/a Jan
105
413/B
,
106%
104% Jail
30% July 26
24
40%
101%
"413/4
19
16
*95
101%
id—50
28
13% Jun
42 VB
101'A
101'A
.No par
Aug
July 21
41 3/a
101'A
6
34% Feb
100
50
101'A
102
46% Mar 26
"When
„
210
87
16
8
101 'A
63
*21%
"84
17
101% Jan
1,200
100%
22
87
4'A Jun
2
27,700
21%
65%
22
*84
4
16
2,700
64'A
21%
64 %
22'A
87
40 'A Jan
33VaJan
42-%
63%
423/4
65'A
22
*84
101'A Jun
37'A July 25
42%
64%
22
43 %
65'A
22%
87
12
104% Dec
427/«
43 %
66 %
22%
101 %
121 'A Mar 31
1
42aA
44 %
65%
10
1
*84
10
1
43'A
43%
No par
Carbon-
&
No i>ar
25
21
2,200
No par
50 % Nov
May
3,700
9%
0
42% Aug
91% May
1.300
40'A
9%
2
1
30'A Jan
12
40
9%
Jan
2
24 Va
12
40%
*93/8
Jan
18
30
12 'A
40'A
9%
97
Jun
Jan
12
40%
110
37 Va Jun
107
12%
9%
4
4
3
12%
40'A
9%
15
Jan
101'A Jan
:,/4
Jun
98
45'A Jan
May
9
20
Union
24 % Mar * 9
37Va May
100
9%
8 2'A Jun
9
Apr 21
45% July
2
_
20 5A
109'A
108%
108%
169
167
167
20%
61
15%
19%
*60
14%
107 %
*165
167
5,000
50
10
1.700
20'/4
19%
19%
61
60
60
110
15 3/8
14Vb
15
18,500
25
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
23% July »1
19% Jun
24
7% Jun
15
23
39% Dec
•
35% Jun
9
19
67
Jan
4
58%
3
9
35% Oct
56
Sep
22% Jan
18
8% Nov
18% Jan
\pr
20
4%%
U
40% Mar 17
64
23
32% Feb
2
75% Aug 11
85% Jan
6
102% Jan
31
83% Aug
7
97% Apr
22 V# Oct
16
30% D«C
31
24 %
27
31% Jan
136% Jan
2
146% Feb
6
128% Jun
53
Oct
30
44% July 28
07% Jan
2
61
Jan
3
56% Aug
25
66% Feb
2
37% Oct
23
29
42% Dec 31
36% Aug 27
135% Jan 12
44% Jan
»
144% Jan
28
34% Ma'
Mar 28
90
H7%
Mar
68 % May
Jan
144
138% May 16
24
13
Aug
8%
U
8
U
S Steel
Jun
27
79
4
% Jan
19
27
Jan
1% Aug 26
19% Aug 21
Aug 26
I
Mar 18
$6
4
Mar 19
25
25%
25%
25
25%
*75
77%
*74%
76
*74
75%
*74
85
*84
85
*84
85
*84
85
25%
26
100
50
132%
46'%
47
45%
46'/a
46
46 %
56%
57'/a
56%
56%
57%
57%
37%
137 %
11
Apr
24
May 23
28% Apr
preferred—No par
*80
Inc common__2
preferred
50
American
Corp
1
*19
Wall
Paper
Universal
17% May 20
4 %%
SS
28% Jun
10
34% Mar 21
34% Jun
16
116
Apr
17
129
Dec
11
116
Apr
3
127
Oct
31
24% Oct
l
32
Jan
2
125
May 29
125% Jun
3
24 % Apr
21
128
13
35%
35%
14%
29
114% Jun
26
130% Jan
31
22% Jun
23
27% Jan
8
2
92
July 20
100
Jan
3
8
22
103% Dec
15
92
Jun
3
100
Jan
23
33% Apr ,24
37% Jan
4
29% Aug
35% Feb
a
Jun
13
26% Jun
30
Feb
18
44% Jan
11
36% Mar
48% Aug 17
Jan
18
16% July
18
116% Nov 20
103 % May
31
14
35% May 22
16% Apr
8
18
f
31% Oet
17
68% Dee
114% Jan
Jun
Jun
18
12
Mar
4
15
Jan
20
27
60
a
100
*1253/4
129
noncumulatlve preferred—100
5%
*125%
130
preferred
3 Va %
26%
25%
*111%
16%
16%
11,100
633%
180
31%
31%
31%
313/a
2,700
35
35%
35
35%
14
129
*128
*127
130
*128
26%
26%
*88
25 Va
26
*111%
112%
92
.
26
200
7%
7 3/«
1,400
25%
25%
25%
1,700
26%
27»/«
*88
92
18%
18%
18%
500
i
7%
*128
129
129
*128
*128
"
♦88
29'A
4,800
13%
29»A
73A
*128
129
;
26 Va
*13%
25 Ve
.73/4
26
50
158
63%
29%
26
800
*155%
16%
*133A
7%
100
25%
63%
*29
73/4
27 Va
16%
13%
*127
,
27'/a
92
*88
100
157%
29%
7%
3,400
2%
*27%
25%
*13%
26
26'/«
2
2%
*29
120%
19
27 % Dec
8
26
;
16,500
2
21
14'%
120%
137% Jan
2
Mar 12
7%
2.50
2
*19
*62%
36
35%
50
80%
2
21
29%
1213/2
6
21% Jan
5
7% \
.
*79
80
14
121%
Nov
8
8
Jun
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
4,500
*29
<0% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec dc Power Co com__10
f* preferred
" ^
HM
$4.04 dividend preferred—-..100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
25 Va Jan
28% Mar
37%
14%
29
o
10
19%
17% July 15
127% Jan
36
2.80
■
18%
88
19
106
■■
19%
29
29% Jan
98% Jan
31%
19%
93% Apr
95
31%
Va-C&rolina Chemical com—No par
9
24
110% Jun
31%
Victor Chemical Works common—8,
18% Oct
119
31%
—
7%
*155%
32
27% Aug 13
92
Mar 20
87 % Sep
July 17
Co
7%
157
156
159
31%
Vioks Shreve ds Pacific Rjr com
Mar 19
Apr
*157
,
1,100
7%
26
We par
Vick Chemical Co
127
159
7
26
*25%
200
7
27%
16%
7
26% Aug 11
4.000
7
2
63
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Jujy 16
6
1,900
*25%
16%
Van Raalte Co Inc..
23% Apr
64,700
*27%
63
Van Norman
9
25%
2 %
16%
17% Mar 23
23
36%
135%
28
62%
45% Mar 25
15% Jan
*27%
25%
16%
32% Mar 20
25% Dec
2'/8
27%
25%
62
July 22
12
2%
27%
16%
Jan
23
*2%
63%
14
23% Apr
36%
135%
1%
*19
16%
28
8
2%
*157
*79
2
*62%
4
10% Jan
36%
*7%
21
1
16
5
400
29,700
136%
7
79
1%
*19%
100
preferred
Power dc Light Ce
Utab
79
2%
21
28%
25%
Jan
Dec
10
Pictures Co Ine com
Universal
68% May 20
*19
2%
100
preferred
8%
80
2
2%
21
*27%
1
Tobacco com_No par
Leaf
80
81
2%
convertible
4%
2
31
2,600
58%
7%
45% Aof 14
8
6
34
27% Oct 30
360
45%
7%
17% Jan
Jan
13% Nov
1303/4
45 %
*56'/a
7%
7
33% DM
10
136
130%
46
58%
7%
Feb
61
July 28
36%
137
137
131%
7%
Jan
14
14% Dec
65
46
*56%
7%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
57
36%
131
25%
18%
Universal
17
37%
137
131
_
100
24%
36%
26% Mar 28
Feb
36%
136%
131
6,400
25 %
18%
29% Aug 12
167
37%
137 %
24%
25%
*35 Ve
3
4
37
132%
25%
18%
9
May
131%
132%
25%
25
26%
36 Va
14
156
25
25%
18%
1% Jan
Aug
25%
*35%
noncu
-
75%
*84
25
*75
7%
$4.20
—
100
18%
24'/a Feb
169
—
2.20Q
62
*61
63
36i/2
22% Jan
14
*61
7%
3% Jan
Jan
63
18 %
26% Jan
156
*61
*35%
26 % Dec
2
62
x
2
May
62
7%
United
May 13
63
*62
U.100
36%
18%
convertible
90
3 %
36%
36%
Corp
23
Sep
37%
7%
common
21% May 27
1 %
36%
18%
Co
U S Tobacco
7%
29% Mar 12
37%
*35%
Stores
94
X37%
7%
United
23
38
18%
9% Mar 19
22
37%
8
35%
Aug 24
2% Apr
38%
Shares
19%
7%
Stockyards
24% July 25
*7%
18%
United
*87% Oct
19%
8%
35%
29
8 % May 25
7 %
19%
*7%
1
2d pfd_5
28
39% Jan
2
1
19%
8%
No par
21% Feb
29
6% .Tan
11
19%
*7%
nbncumulative preferred—25
18% Aug 28
35% Jun
10
10% Jan
19%
8%
No par
100
Corp common
Feb
24
19%
*7%
8
preferred
May 18
8% Dec
19%
%
50
23
7% Apr
19%
8
the Week
Aug. 28
85%
preferred
7%
Friday
Aug. 27
77%
1st preferred
noncum
ftslea far
Thursday
84 %
Smelting Ref ds Mln com
7%
41
7
38%
preferred series Apreferred series B
20
5% Jan
20
10
1
100
100
Plywood Corp common
36% July 25
19% Oct
*7%
U S Rubber Co common
144% Mar 11
16
S
3%%
PRICfS
Aug. 26
19%
Pipe ds
3%%
8AL1
Wednesday
Aug. 25
l
U
22% July 29
17
31
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 24
_io
preferred-
8
Mar
90 'A Dec
16
S
AND
Monday
Par
Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
*81'A Jun
26% Oct
STOCK
O 8 Lines Co common.
»
Jan
8
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
*7% Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
Cootlouetf—Pap 12
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, August 31, 1953
;
26%
26%
92
|
*88
18%
19'A
'
263/4
2,000
91 Va
18 Ve
5,400
112'A
1201/4
300
x25 3/4
26
253/4
25%
25%
25'A
25'A
2,600
xll0%
1103A
110%
110%
*110%
lll'A
20
*120
120
120 "A
*118
120
30
94-
*91%
94
*90%
93
*90%
93
93
93
97%
97%
*96
98
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
30 VB
30 Ve
*30
30'A
30'A
30'A
X293/S
29%
29%
29%
700
27%
21V*
27
27
♦26%
27%
2 7'/a
27%
27
27'A
700
45%
46
46%
46%
46%
46%
46
*46
46 3/a
900
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
16%
*16%
17
600
*17%
283/4
63'A
*91%
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6%
preferred
.29
Vlsklng Corp (The)
8
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
10
1%
preferred
——28
46
20
'
*27%
283%
*273/2
63'A
*61%
28%
*27%
283/4
*27%
28%
63'A
*61 Va
w
65
Apr
12% Aug
12% Jan
Nov
24
29% Jan
25
Jan
9
42% Apr
29
51 % Jan
43% Jun
16
11% Jan
27
2
Dec
22
10% Jan
17% Jan
11
21% Dec
Jan
12
104% Dec
8
6
Aug 27
99
15
Oct
25
Jun
22
20% Jan
30
3
35% Jan
30
27'% May 15
37
Dec
30
25% Jan
4
31% Sep
3
24 % Oct
23
Dec
31
16
May
28
18% Jan 21
1
19 % Feb
19
24 % Dec
11% Nov
17
14% July 31
11'% Jan 19
9% May
3
3
16
14% Jun
5
Feb
24% Jun
10
14% Aug 26
20% Jun 16
9
Aug 18
10% Jun
32% Jan
8
22
7
28
16
41% Jan
2
28% Dec
16
76% Jun
Jail
Jan
30
Mar 16
12% Mar 27
Wash
Oil
West
27%
27%
600
32
31%
32%
6,300
31
31
*30%
30%
1,100
25%
26%
25 3/a
25%
Jan
Sugar
95 % Jan
2
101
Nov
3
91'/a Jun
993/4 Jan
Mar 2o
127
1
Mar 18
12
10
22
May
4
Jan
14
127
Mar
4
35'A Apr
7
16% Jun
126
89Va Jan
22
28% Oct
17
34% Jan
7
25% Jun
25
23
29:'/a Jan
2
25
28
83
Feb
Jun
10
2
10
Jan
28% Mar
34'/a
34'A
4,500
103%
103%
440
95
*93
95
100
*92
95
*92
93
93
*92
93
*92
93
Virginia Coal ds Coke
5
4%
Western
743A Mar 10
% May
7
128% Jan 15
28 % Nov
28
24% Jun
17
293/a Mar 11
138
Nov
26
126
24
Oct" 16
64
Jan
28
40
Aug 24
9
26 % Feb
20
32% Nov
IB
Apr
16% Jim
4
3'A Jun
10
10
293/4 Aug 27
76'/a Jan
8
•
77
97 Va Feb
20
Nov
19
111
70% Dec
22
75'A Jan
14
71 M» May 12
9% Oct
23
13% Feb
1
8% July 13
S
34
Aug. 24
Jan
2
Aug 26
135
Jan
IB
2
*105
48
48%
483/4
3,600
23%
24 3/a
233^
23%
8,700
53
48%
49%
48%
49
400
3,900
2nd
Pacific
RR
53%
No par
com
*97
100
ds
$4.25
*50%
56
52%
*97
100
45'/a
46 3/a
25%
25 Va
44
45%
100
93%
93%
*18
12.50
1
18%
*124%
■
353/4
36 Va
44%
x25
43 Va
*93
183/«
*124%
35%
52
93'4
9%
*50
533A
53
53%
*97
100
99%
5134
*97
523/4
51%
53
99%
98%
98%
200
45 Va
45%
20,400
45%
45%
463/a
45 Va
46
24%
25'/a
24%
25
24%
243/4
8,100
443A
44
443A
43%
44%
43
43%
17,900
933/4
93
93%
93
93
17%
17%
18%
Va
18 V8
*124%
—
36%
35%
18%
•
-
36%
83%
83'A
83%
263/4
*26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
263/s
253A
26%
25%
25%
84
*83
84
*124%
*92
84
*83%
84
26 34
*26
263/4
100
25%
2,600
8%
8,100
84
25 Va
50
8%
8%
8'A
8 Va
8%
8 Va
8 Va
*28'A
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28 Va
29 Va
24 Va
23
23%
22'A
23%
21 %
223A
21Va
223/8
3,200
common—1
16 3/a
163/s
16%
16%
16%
163/B
16 3/a
16 3/a
16%
16%
19,400
No par
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
9Va
9%
9'/a
11,100
No par
Motors
Inc
67%
67%
69
*67%
69%
common
Co
_10
1
10
100
10%
10'A
30
30%
26 3/a
263A
*129
131
*67
26
*129
*67%
9 Va
69%
10%
*10
10 3/a
400
29%
293/a
*29 %
293/4
1,100
26 Va
26
26%
25%
26 Va
25%
25 Va
3,800
*129
131
131
*129
131
*129
17%
Xl7%
173/4
173/4
17%
40%
40%
40
40
10
44%
45 Va
44%
443A
44 Va
44%
4334
44
Worthington Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
303/4
31'A
30%
30 V4
30 3A
30 3A
x293A
30
(F W)
Co
pfd 4%% conv series
100
(Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
ds Towne
,
.
173/4
131
17%
4,000
*39%
Va
40
1,300
43%
44
8,900
30
30 3/a
3,600
77
77
*76
114
114
*111
116
*111
115
75
75
*74
75
743'i
7434
*7334
74%
300
9
8 3/4
83/4
8%
8%
400
34%
74%
$
*8V4
25
Worsted Co
200
10%
293A
40%
.10
69%
10 3/a
293/a
17%
Corp__10
*67%
*10 Va
40 Va
Service
Co
9
10 Va
18
Public
8
30 Va
10
*29%
9
42
Yale
25%
29%
1
173/4
York
600
8,300
36
40
1
500
35%
35%
25%
17%
*124%
_
35%
*26
17%
94
8%
preferred
1
4,400
233/4
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
39% Apr
23% Apr
9%
*28'A
ds
Wool worth
*48
25 Va
*26%
,
9%
9'/a
5
preferred
Wilson-Jones
53
10
12%
Co
Co
10
.10
.
,
Oil
Wyandotte
74%
9
77%
*83A
773/4
*83/4
9
773A
*76
*109
77%
114
*76
*110%
70
77%
10
115
34%
353/8
34%
24
24'A
2 300
1
19%
20%
19%
19'A
19%
19'/a
19'A
19
19%
8,900
50
50%
513A
*51
51'A
*51 y4
513A
51'A
51%
503/4
503/4
200
26%
26%
*26%
27'A
26%
26%
*25%
26'A
25%
25%
500
6
Young (L A) Spring ds Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet ds Tube
No par
38 V*
39 Va
37%
38'A
37%
38'A
36%
37%
36%
37
2
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
123/4
12%
12%
12%
*12%
123A
X12 3/a
123/s
12%
12%
1,400
«
Zenltb
.No par
68%
70%
67%
69
68%
69%
67%
68%
67
68
6.500
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
21% Oct
s
18
Ftu
id
2
51% Dec
t
47
Jun
9
16
34
Jan
7
34% Jan
13
39% Oct
23
50% Jan
2
47% Jan
18
18
17% Jan 24
25% Aug 28
36% Aug 28
12% Aug 27
l6'/p Jaa
2
88% Nov 28
63 Y4 Jun
84
AY* Nov 17
5% Jaa 29
Jan
*50
preferred—10Q
Sewing Machine common
preference
Prior
106%
49
Prior
Wrigley
9 Va
2,300
243A
11 y4 Mar 17
&v4 Apr
*105
*105
2,100
49
30
8
10
106 %
106%
*105
20
14%
85
24'/a
Jan
13% Jan
4% Aug 28
*84
93A
48
53% Mar
106%
14%
84%
24 3/a
Woodward Iron
Mar 19
*105
14'/a
84%
48%
Wisconsin
Aug 14
106
14 Va
143/4
86
93A
4
86
84 3/4
23%
2
76
*14%
48%
Jan
130% Mar 16
15%
85'A
49%
18% May
35% Mar 17
14%
85
25'A
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westingliouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
Weston Elec Inst Corp
6%
15'A
86
9%
53
39% Jan
27 V* Oct
9
13
Mfg Co
Corp common
convertible preferred
4%%
Radio
Corp
Zonlte Products Corp—
Ev.r?p£t?r,C<S: *° Balw on thl8 day- Iln recelvershIP. « petition baa
15'A
24%
Western
Winn
93
85
.100
Preferred series A
Wilson
35'A
483/4
noncum
White
343/8
101
..._1
Willys-Overland
45 3A Dec
pfd
10
Maryland Ry common—100
16% Aug
17
4%%
preferred
17
13'A Jan
8,000
2,000
34%
113A Feb
30% May 22
20
213/s
103%
Wilcox
9
19%
21%
34%
8
6
170
20'/a
21%
*93
13
July
200
2,000
103 'A
323/a Apr
July 27
79%
343/4
12% Jan
10
22%
93%
30'/a May 27
67 %
x20
22
102%
20
24'A Jan
79
34 %
283A July 31
is
22%
79
101 'A
21 Va Jan
17
22%
78%
*92%
27'A Aug 29
14% Jan
22 3/4
78 %
93%
32
25 % Dec
22%
78 'A
101'A
14% Jan
2
23
78'A
500
1,300
*92%
2
157'h Apr
23
21%
11
*78
23%
21 %
White Motor Co
12% Aug 18
*10%
78
203/a
8
6
11% Mar 26
11
93%
B
Aug 27
*103/4
9
35%
4
9
11
9
102 V2
17% Jan
22
*10%
11
9
9
9
35%
10% Aug
July 28
1,800
21%
9
9
102%
29 % Jan
8
6.400
143/4
21%
4
8 6'/a Mar 24
30
251/2
14%
21%
20'A
Wheeling ds Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference
No par
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
403/a Mar 17
—.
25%
20 3/8
98% Aug 21
50
—
14%
21%
67% Mar 16
48% Aug 13
—
21%
20'A
10
29 '/a May 18
102
21%
21%
No par
O O S>
*14'A
20%
Co
102
3,600
15
25%
21%
May 14
90
18
42% Apr
78
24
22
20%
513A Jun
24% Aug 27
41 'A Jun
10
13
*23
6
23%
143/4
253A
21%
63% Mar 25
38% Feb
753/4 Feb
2.50
No par
com
H-* O O
6%
24
*213A
15'A
22
9
*103/4
*30%
4
2
11
17
11
22%
V
102
L
Jan
31
13'/a Dec
11
Air Lines Ine
21
12% Jan
5
Auto Supply Co
483/a Dec
4
9
%
23%
Corp
Western
45% Feb
22
9
15
*21%
*100'A
102
6
6'A
24
Coal Co
Western
27% Nov
Apr 21
—1
preferred
Western
16
6
15 %
.
Snowdrift
ds
8
20
30
26 3/4
15'A
22
Co
57% Mar 11
Aug 27
35 % Feb
41 Va Jan
26 Va
0
-
preferred
preferred
4%%
A
24% May 14
30
No par
5
_
Mills
32% Mar 25
7
4RvMe?dd
27%
31%
31
West Va Pulp ds Paper com_No par
Aug 24
12% Jan
Aug 27
12
Jan
27%
32 Va
27
9 %
Oct
88
28'/a
32'A
31
6 '/a
24
*92%
15
64% Dec
Oct
28'A
32'A
31
,
1
24 V«
100
86
20
1
28 %
313/4
31
24
.100
16% J5«n
46'/a Feb
$0% Jaa
273A
33
30%
6%
6'A
6%
24
series B
series C
13 % May 15
45
8
28;,/4
3l3/8
Power
convertible
69
IB
x32% Jun
*28 Ve
—3
Pipe
Corp
Investment
Webster
4.10%
Dec
83% Feb
No par
ds
Gas
Water
15
47
118
3,700
.—
Waukesha Motor Co
99% Jan
21
51
15%
Foundry
9
Oct
21
15%
Petroleum
Jan
34 %
14
16
Electric
48
68% Nov
15%
Power
23 'A Aug
8% Oct
16%
Penn
18
8% Mar
3,200
153/4
Penn
23
Oct
13%
15%
Warren
4.20%
56'A Dec
Oct
13%
15%
West
26% Dec
80
13%
163/8
West
30
Oct
13%
15%
8
22
32
5,000
1
4
Mar 20
1,800
6%
Inc—
Warren
Washington
15
Oct
127
48%
Light Co—No par
Warner-Hudnut
Indies
18
98
48%
13%
Kentucky
46% Apr
4
48'A
133/4
West
7
48 3/a
13%
West
109
48 Va
13%
S
July 24
48%
*100'A
5
105
49'A
13%
28% Jan
109% July If
49
—
800
101 %
29% Jan
19
493/8
—-
1,800
13%
19% July 15
Jun
49'A
13
*100'A
21'% Aug 26
1
25%
5
9
29
25
100
30
89% Jun
*12%
25%
Pictures Inc
$4
7
13
25
preferred
Bros
Wesson
Feb
15% Jan
5%%
Warner
3
102
123/4
25
6'A
2
37% Feb
13'A
25
23%
28% Feb
107% Jan
*62
*13
25
1
84% Feb
9
63%
13 %
25
_
17
Aug 28
*61%
13
25'A
*61%
2 50
r.n
Pump Co
18
Aug
G ft W
(Hiram)
Wayne
26
63'A
13'A
25%
Ward Baking Co common
13% Feb
17
16% Jan
Walker
Wfllwnrl.h
Knitting
Jun
84
preferred
Walgreen Co
Wayne
88 % Jun
Sep
13
9
%%
24% Mar 23
98% Jun
102
106 % Jan
8
17% Apr
32
Jun
Oct
31
8
12
37
July 17
3
72
Mar,
17 %
II
37% Dec
Jan
89
4
16
110% Sep
96% Jan
9% Oct
Feb
103% Apr
2
106% Mar 18
98
May 12
17% Apr
33% Mar 19
84
29 '/a
27
—37% May 14
9
28
Oct
4
Fab
9
13
Jun
30
21% May
50% Aug
4
*13%
No par
System
8
31% Aug 27
29
Oct
May
Waldorf
105
15
80% Feb
26
13% Mar 10
29% Jan
25
Jun
25
RR
2
18% Jan
13% Jun
98
Wabash
100
No par
10
2
70% Mar
34%
19'/a
been filed for company* reorganization,
34%
4%
34
34%
a Deferred delivery.
rCash sales,
4%
4%
wd When distributed.
16,400
2,000
i
'*
% • •
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(779)
Bond Record
New York Stock
«c»
FRIDAY
The
itulie
litteri
la the
column
"Intercet
headed
Flgnree
after
WEEKLY
-
decimal
Period" indicate
eclat
represent
la
eae
each
the
eaae
ltd
more
er
month
ef
vhen
GOVERNMENT
1»S2
Year
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlgeei
Lowest
NEW
Hlgeet
99.24 May 12
YORK
66.9
96.14 Oct
14
99.24 May 12
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Oct
14
14
96.19 Jan
96.25 Dec
94.8
Mar 25
96.21 Dec
9
96.21 Dec
96.27 Nor
10
96.22 Dec
10
95.8
Dec
24
100.4
Nor
18
Mar 25
18
66.22 Dec
94.8
9
9
19
96.20 NOT
100.4
102.18 Jan
29
Oct~27
97.19
99.18 Oct
29
18
100.3
100.3
Jan
Z
*100.15
100.18
100 18
*100.14
100.17
101.30
*101.27
101.31
*101.27
101.31
*101.27
101.31
*101.27
101.31
103
*102.24
103
*102.24
103
*102.24
103
*102.24
103
1958-1963
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
2%s
.1960-1965
*104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
2 Vis
1956-1958
*98.28
99.2
*98.28
99.2
*98.30
99.4
*98.30
99.4
*98.22
98.28
2Vis
Dec
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
92.12 Oct
22
96.4
Apr
a
91.25
Apr
16
95
Dec
10
97.24 Feb
27
92
Jun
15
98.10 Nov
7
98.10 Nov
7
95
July
2
100.16 Dec
17
Dee
1
—
1958
*98.24
98.30
*98.24
98.30
♦98.22
98.28
*98.24
98.30
*98.18
98.24
*94.28
95.2
*94.28
95.2
*94.28
95.2
*94.28
95.2
*94.22
94.28
2Vis
1963-1968
*94.8
94.14
*94.6
94.12
*94.6
94.12
*94.4
94.10
*93.28
94.2
94
1964-1969
*94
94.6
*94
94.6
*94
94.6
*93.30
94.4
*93.26
—Dec
1964-1969
*93.26
94
*93.24
93.30
*93.24
93.30
*93.22
93.28
*93.18
1965-1970
*93.18
93.24
*93.18
93.24
*93.16
93.22
*93.14
93.20
*93.12
2Vis
1966-1971
*93.6
93.12
*93.6
93,12
*93.6
93.12
*93.4
93.10
2Vis
-June 1967-1972
*92.28
93.2
*92.28
93.2
*92.28
93.2
*92.28
93.2
*92.24
92.30
2Vis
2Vis
2 Vis
—
•Bid and
asked
—Sept 1967-1972
*92.18
92.24
*92.16
92.22
*92.14
92.20
*92.16
92.22
*92.12
92.18
1967-1972
*92.28
93.2
*92.28
93.2
*92.28
93.2
*92.28
93.2
*92.24
92.30
1957-1959
*98
12304
*98.6
98.12
98.10
*98.6
98.12
*98.2
98.8
*99.25
99.29
*99.25
99.29
*aa.25
99.29
1954-1956
2 Vis
*100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
2 Vis
1956-1959
*96.28
97.2
*96.28
97.2
*96.30
97.4
*97
97.6
*96.28
2Vis
-June
1959-1962
*94.30
95.4
*94.30
95.4
*95
95.6
*95
95.6
*94.28
2 Vis
Dec
1959-1962
*94.28
95.2
*94.28
95.2
*94.30
95.4
*94.30
95.4
*94.26
95
99.30
June
1954
*99.27
99.29
*99.28
99.30
*99.28
99.30
*99.28
99.30
*99.28
Dec
2s
1954
*99.19
99.21
*99.20
99.22
*99.49
99.21
*99.19
99.21
*99.19
Bank
1954-1955
*99.8
Sept 15 1963
*100.3
.
—
No sales
*93
94
94
94
93.16
93.28
93.28
*93
94
*93
94
*92.24
93.24
*92.24
93.24
93.8
93.8
1,000
94.4
*92.16
93.16
*93.25
94.25
*93.25
94.25
94
94
Mar
7,000
25
23-year
3%s
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
Feb
19
19-year
3yas
bonds
Oct 1 1981
May 15 1975
*95.16
Oct 15 1971
of
93.28
York
due Feb
2s
—due Feb
15
Bank
98.16
*97
98.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
_
2s
due Feb
15
1958
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
_
2s
due Feb
15
1959
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
_
2s
due Feb
15
1960
*93
95
*93
95
*y3
95
*93
95
*93
95
2s
due Feb
15
1961
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
(3.16
*91.16
93 16
*91.16
93.16
2s
due Feb
15
1962
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
..
—
this day.
a
—
Odd
lot transactions,
Cash
e
sale,
r
Registered
FOR
WEEK
bond transactions.
ENDED
or
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bold
BONDS
Range Since
Low
98
98
31
Brazil
High
89
NY
ser
5s
—
Jan-July
Jan -July
—
92 Vi
92
95%
—
—
—
100
70
63%
69%
3
68
70
June-Dec
13
43%
*104'% 104'%
Jan-July
102
102
99 %
99%
69 %
67
65%
.
42%
68%
65
1
»
„
1955
65
65
'
1957-Aprll-Oct
8s
63 %
40 %
44%
101
100%
102%
27
100
105
117
102'%
95 "2
100
98%
95 %
93%
53
94%
99
95 %
98%
96
29
88%
to
of
a
95%
37
961
64
88
96
7
102
106
3
109%
113
95%
95%
103
110% 110%
June-Dec
Plan
a
1979
1927
—
83%
95%
1957
2%a
series
No.
2%s
series
No.
2%s
series
No.
3Vis
series
No.
3Vis
series
No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis
series
No.
3*is
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
*v>t
fnntnor.PS
A
58
1957
April-Oct
(Interest
>-
April-Oct
1978
A
60
*89
—
—
SO
91
94
—
59
63%
86
78
79
79
series
No.
18
June-Dec
*74%
80
74%
80%
series
No.
*76
No.
20
June-Dec
*74%
77
No.
21
June-Dec
76%
80
series
series
*90
19
June-Dec
75
78
78
76%
series
57%
53
*57%
8
90%
61
—
1
—
June-Dec
1979
1944
60%
—
22
June-Dec
*91
series
No.
23
June-Dec
*80
81%
No.
24
June-Dec
*74%
81
No.
77
series
No.
25
June-Dec
*77
series
No.
26
June-Dec
*76
series
No.
27
June-Dec
*84
28
June-Dec
*77 %
81
June-Dec
*74%
82
__June-Dec
*74%
No.
series
No.
29
No.
30_
(City)
58
April-Oct
2
—
—
1
60%
57%
3
4
June-Dec
5
June-Dec
7
June-Dec
June-Dec
78%
76%
__
83
*76%
June-Dec
76%
*79
76%
...
55
82
76%
77%
78
■
78
75'A
f
87
76
~
77 Vi
75%
„
78
75%
%
gold 5s
Afar-Sept
102% 102 %
Feb-Aug
sinking fund 6s 1957
fund
102% 102%
1958
77%
2Vis
lAOhile
30-yr 3s e
(Republic)
100%
103
100%
103%
4
40%
44
101% 102 %
43
99%
103
92%
92 V a
5
91%
95%
92 %
92 '/'a
11
91%
95%
*42%
102 %
Mar-Sept
f I bds 1978—Jan-juiy
1975
8
10
%
44%
40%
44 %
43%
(Dept of)
43
i
%
s
*57%
May-Not)
April-Oct
f 7a
1942—May-Noc
*34%
34
36'A
*57%
55%
59%
April-Oct
external
IA7s assented
AExternal
A8s
*34%
33%
37%
sinking fund 6s 1960
assented
AExternal
1942
55%
——
1960
37 %
__
5 8'/a
Feb-Aug
57%
57%
55%
59%
Feb-Aug
*34 %
37 %
34%
36%
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
*57%
55 %
59%
36 3/4
sinking fund
A8s
assented
assented
AExternal
A 6s
Feb
Feb
6s
1961
i
Sept
assented
AExternal
ACs
Extl
fund
fund 6s
1902
fund
6s
*34 %
33%
Mat-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
*57%
58%
*34 %
3 4'/a
36 Vi
*57%
55%
59%
April-Oct
1961
1961
1962
sinking
assented
gink
——
Ja7i-July
1961
Jan
sinking fund 6s Sept
assented
AExternal sinking
A 6a
1961
*34%
33%
37%
*34'%
Afay-Nov
1993-—June-Dec
34 »/4
June-Dec
57%
June-Dec
$ bonds 2%s-3s
55%
*57%
Afay-Nov
1963
1963
34%
__
*74%
June-Dec
*88%
78%
June-Dec
*78%
,Tim»-rw»r
79%
—
76%
—
6
61%
89
36%
36%
102
AChlle Mortgage Bank 0%s
A6%s assented 1957
ASlnking
A
6Vis
fund
A6s
0V4s
assented
June-Dec
57%
57%
2
57%
34%
34%
1
58
63%
AOs
assented
56%
61%
37 %
55 Va
59%
36 Vi
June-Dec
*34%
34%
1961-—ApriZ-Oct
*57%
58
58%
*34%
34%
37 %
Afay-Nov
*57%
55%
59 Va
Afay-Nov
*34%
33%
36'/a
<—
fund
6s
1961
1962
For Financial Institutions
FOREIGN
SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
*74%
83 Va
81'%
74%
78 %
74'%
80
74%
78 %
—
I,
—
78%
78
79
83%
50 Broad
SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
St., New York 4, N. Y.
88 %
76
75%
80
79%
85
85
8
FOREIGN
82
79%
92
78'%
PARL MARKS & HO- iNCe
83
74
74
.
80
58%
34%
*57%
April-Oct
1961-
sinking
assented
1957
1961
91
80
80
*87'%
.
59 %
33%
34%
90
75%
5
*87%
June-Dec
June-Dec
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1958
assented
Alegre
1961
148V2
1978—Feb-Aug
1961
25/s.s
52
101%
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assented
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35
April-Oct
1963——Feb-Aug
April-Oct
sink lund
extended
(Republic
i
128
43
156
98 %
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3V4S
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1963-
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1961
Co
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i
loan
Co
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73
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'
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—
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79
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84
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2001
»
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.
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to
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38
98%
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or
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1952
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May-Nov
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Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977
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99
6%s
(City)
reduced
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April-Oct
3s ext
(City of)
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8
Week's Range
East
Period
i
ARome
4
Interest
Exchange
.
58 %
7'4
"6
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
(Republic ol)—
AOs
28
Range Since
55'%
"34%.
June-Dec
1951
Sold
"57 %
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Municipal
Bonds
Bid Si Asked
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
AUGUST
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock
WEEK
FOR
Monday, August 31,
...
RECORD
NEW YORK BOND
RANGE
Financial Chronicle
series
series
1907—
1955
RR
4%s series A
1961
Mar-Sept
*
May-No?;
77
April-Oct
77
Jan-July
70%
70%.
72
70
July 1970. May-No?;
57%.
57%
53
55%
1960
82%
101
77
73 %
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77%
62%
Number 5251
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(781)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
New York Slock Exchange
Sale Price
Week's
last
or
Range
LOW
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mortgage
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gen
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101'A
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65
95 %
101
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18
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93
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105%
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First
99
6 'A
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2047
1
registered 2047—
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90%
93
85%
92%
95
-95
94%
92
11
102 %
88
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Bell
Northwestern
102
147
3s
(Wisconsin)
99
8'A
.Jan-Jufy
Quar-Jan
1977-
General lien 3s Jan
(Minnesota)
fa
7
Rv—
registered
Northern
100%
99
7
1980
1980
1997
4s
68%
58'A
.Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
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Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4S 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4'As ser A 1974
Mar-Sept
mortgage
75 %
55%
57'A
Corp—
Power
mortgage
83%
66
57%
i
1994
4s
79%
80
106
—-Jan-Jxnj
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
!—Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Jan-Jufy
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Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-Jufy
Term
95
72
2%s debentures
86%
June-Dec
1984
86%
92%
91%
86%
100%
98
93
1977
2%s
Gas
Y
{N
N
&
89
82
•
68%
1975—Mar-Sept
gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
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N
Electric
86%
84%
6
■
67 %
first mtge 2%s
Y
State
|
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—
75%
83%
67'A
_June-Deo
& Light
2
85
*85%
75%
May-Nov
89
82
96
85
May-Nov
Jan-July
1954—
N
N
Power
86
10
b2%
RR—
1955
4s
64%
98%
Chester—
Port
mortgage 4s
4'As ser A
88
82
*96
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-Jufy
General mtge conv inc 4'As series A 2022—May
A
56
86 7A
82
First &
Harlem
66%
92
—
—
*85
May-Nov
1973
B
*57%
--
4.
Louis—
.
N
65%
60
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April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3'As 2000_
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043;
Jan-Jufy
94%
90%
93%
102
64%
93%
77%
94%
99%
104
85
103%
84
81
98%
101%
99%
95
1
115
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96
98%
*88
*78%
May-Nov
1979—May-Nor
Feb-Aug
101
91%
"
95%
151
First
*96%
1955—
4s
99 %
102% 103
Mar-Sept
Cincinnati
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st iiitge 2%s
1st mtge 3'/as 1982
4
98
& Nashville RR—
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G
2003—.-April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
April-Oct
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980—
112%
76
99
99'A
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
94
85
—
99
Aprll-Oct
__
——
&
%va
88%
58%
May
to
1st mortgage 3%s ser D 1976.,
Lorillard (Pi Co 3s debentures 1963
3s debentures
1976—
Knox
75%
71
79'A
——
Long Island Lighting Co—
Atl
91%
63'A
81
58'A
1979——April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965—:i—April-Oct
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
May-Nor
3%s
93%
Terminal
mortgage
^Lombard
80'A
—
65
*74'A
May-Nov
contingent interest 2003
May
Series E 4'As contingent interest
2003——May
Valley
65%
1
99
;
95%
Co—
series A
General
4s
Lehigh
85'A
bonds—
interest
interest
*93%
.
Aprif-Oct
72 7A
4s
General
mortgage
fixed
fixed
Series
85'A
87%
,
consolidated
::
Feb-Aup
-
93%
66%
93
60
—
96
102%
93'A
_
79
100%
79%
Leh.gh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
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Feb-Aug
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i
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96%
100
ref
102 Va
94'A
71%
A
*79%
92%
1
96
„
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—
94%
92%
*94
77'A
3 %
1
94%
—
Feb-Aug
{ANY Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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April-Oct
J
1954
1st mtge
Lakefront
—
66%
100 v4
96
—
100
72%
161
150
97%
_Mar-Sept
iny4
47%
•i.—„
*98 'A
*95
96'/a
104%
~3
50%
*98'A
1961.
tAKreuger & Toll 5s
95
*95
1961
unguaranteed
104'/a
103
98
City Terminal R.y 2%s 1974
.April-Oct
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..Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961.
„Jan-July
Stamped 1961
..Jan-July
4%s
100'A
22
June-Dec
Kansas
Plain
Central
96%
103
78%
New
II
*90
—_
Kansas City Southern
York
High
94%
Feb-Aug
95
92%
mortgage
*93
Lota
Refunding & impt 4'As series A 2013—April-Oct
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April-Oct
N Y ^Central & Hudson River RR—-
91
8
94
j.
—
1st mtge
City Power & Light 2:|/4S 1976___ .June-Dec
.June-Dec
2%s 1978
mortgage 2%s 1980
.June-Dec
1st
—
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Jew. 1
No.
ACertificates of deposit
93
90%
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High
Ry—
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-
93
89
90'A
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1976__Mar-Sept
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First
Mexico
May-Not
1954
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K
Kanawha & Mich
&
B
1977
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°103'A 105
—.
*
Franklin & Clear
Central
Texas
series
Consolidated
Jan-July
J
Jersey
Orleans
3%s
A
Co—
33As 1978
mortgage
t>
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♦„
Jan-Jufy
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AFirst 5s series C 1956
107
94%
22
Terminal
Mar-Sept
A
Corp—
1977—1st 5s
Orleans
AFirst 5s
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
f
s
109%
97%
—
Balo Pries
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
Jan-July
Chemical
Rys Central America
High
96%
57
Last
Period
Low
{New
1956
C
&
High
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
97%
_
April-Oct
1956—
Minerals
Friday
Bold
101 % 102'A
t*
Jan-July
1952
B
101%
Mar-Sept
Adjustment 6s series A July 1952
APirst
ENDED AUGUST 28
BONDS
Bid * Asked
Low
Inland
FOR WEEK
Bang*
M
Ohio
Macy
(R H) & Co 2%s debentures 1972
May-Nov
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-Nor
Manila RR (Southern Lines! 4s 1959—
May
*__
May-Nov
Dept Stores
2%s debentures
f debentures 1978-
3%s s
McKesson
Mead
1972
Corp
Robbins 3 Vis debs
iirst
mortgage
3s
1973
1966
mortgage
2l'«s
1969
3%s
1969
Minn
St
Paul
&
Saulte
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St
ine series A Jan
1971
A
1962—
Prior
.
*95
AGencral
AFirst
96
refunding 5s series A
1975..
1965
—
refunding 5s series F
and
56'A
*__
88
7
91
95
99%
102%
92
99%
84
93
52
—
refunding
5s
sells
I
Feb-Aug
106%
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91%
56'A
39
66
100 v*
_
5
97%
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87
7
93%
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90
27
94
83
2
77 %
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gtd 3'/aS
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91'A
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77
84%
14
107
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61
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69
98
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100
52
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2
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6
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—
118 %
98
61
101'A 101 %
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April-Oct
118 %
61%
.
98%
60 %
__
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101 % 101%
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73'A
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118
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103
108'A
63'A
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102'A
134
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117%
8
78'/4
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107
76
117%
91%
67
106% 107%
76
102%
45
93
106%
mortgage 5s series A 1955—May-Nor
mtge 4 As series B 1955
iMay-Nor
Mountain States
Tel & Tel 2%s
3%s debentures 1978
106% 108'/a
107
1981—Feb-Aug
& Malone first gtd
4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3'As series B 1966
(John) & Co 3s debentures 1958
—
89%
96
100%
N
Nashville
First
Chattanooga & St
debentures
3%s
1970
debentures
*86%
92%
June-Dec
guaranteed
4'As series B
debentures
1961
1974—
Bell Telephone 3'As 1988
New
Junction
fno*nntec
RR
May-Nov
106%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
gtd first 4s 1986„Feb-Aug
naee
31
1
85%
*__
—
April-Oct
New Jersey
Jersey
97%
*93
■
—
—
.
—
87%
7
95
91
96%
98
,
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93
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99'A
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&
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&
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First
&
95
86'A
86%
94
5
1979
27/8s 1980
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&
102%
100'A
102%
97 %
100'A
100
101'A
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&
First
&
First &
First &
1st
&
Co—
3'As series I 1966
refunding
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3s series L
1974
3s series
M
4s
V
June-Dec
91
98%
5
87%
97%
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8 8'A
98%
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93
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95
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89
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95
—
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91
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90
95 %
97%
97%
17
94
104 %
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20
85%
85'A
1987
April-Oct
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debentures
1978
Mar-Sept
9 7'/a
97%
debentures
1983
Mar-Sept
*92%
3'As
debentures
3'As
3'As
1985
.
debentures
3'As
„
Paducah &
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Consolidated
General
92%
4'As
85
series
General
5s
General
4'As
General
B
series
A
Eastern
&
first
4s
General
5s
series
B
First
&
2%s
*98
*93
104'A 105
&
refunding
27As
&
refunding
3'As
91
99%
1st
&
&
refunding
2%s
98%
June-Deo
April-Oct
April
Mar-Sept
1981
1
100'A
—
101
87%
1937
May-Nov
Jan-Jufy
91'A
101 %
98%
105
109%
54
101'A
105'A
9
1U5%
109 %
96
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51 %
26
50
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107
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—
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97%
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87%
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87
93'A
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95%
98
110%
88%
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J an-July
ref
100 %
14
Feb-Aug
1978
1982
85
96
Feb-Aug
mtge 37As 1983
SAPhilippine Ry 1st sink fund 4s
{ACertificates of deposit
99%
105%
9 8'/a
108'A 109'A
96'A
Jan-Jufy
Jan-July
May-Nor
May-Nor
June-Dec
First
—
93'A
104%
refunding 2%s 1967.
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First
101
June-Dec
June-Dec
99
--
90 %
106% 107'A
Jan-Jufy
1977
90%
107'A
1971-
91
80
1960
&
refunding
__
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1974
101%
100%
external
General gold 4'As series C
Philadelphia Electric Co—
90'A
June-Dec
April 1990
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
109%
80
—
1981
4s
101%
—
1965—
1960
4'As series E 1984
General mortgage 3'As series F 1985
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co—
First & ref mtge 3%s ser H 1981
105
94 %
'
4'As
99
—
1968
D
*101'/a
4'As 1955—Jan-Jufy
mortgage
series
13
96%
*80
RR—
sinking fund
3
/
gold
I960—Aprll-Oct
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3'As 1960
June-Deo
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—
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April-Oct
First
*94
f
s
4
105% 106 %
91%
91%
92%
1st
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
A3 'As convertible inc debs Sept 1
90
93 %
101%
98%
*98'A
3'As debentures 1964—June-Dec
89 %
94%
■
1
Mar-Nor
1981
Pacific Western Oil
j
10
92 %
87
■
—
105%
82'A
;
1986
98 %
103'A
3
89%
2%s debentures
101%
92
91
92
June-Dec
1984
1
92
95
*86%
Tel
debentures
100%
93%
95
April-Oct
&
2 %s
101%
92
June-Dec
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103'A
92%
14
91%
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series
94
93%
June-Dec
refunding 27As series Q 1980——June-Dec
refunding 3'As series R 1982-—June-Dec
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec
6
96%
94
June-Dec
June-Dec
100
__
96%
June-Dec
M^ 1979
refunding'3s series N* 1977
ref
*100 %
June-Dec
1970
3s series K 1971
3s series J
First & refunding
First
,
*100
—
1982
3s
98%
97%
__
—May-Nov
England Tel & Tel Co—
debentures
~3
93
*97%
June-Dec
Distillers Products 3'As debs
1974—..April-Oct
Steel Corp 1st 3'As 1982
May-Nov
National Supply 2%s debentures
1967
June-Dec
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954—
3s
82%
—
'
.
1976
National
First
Gas
First
A Income
Feb-Aug
1970—June-Dec
Natl
New
95%
95
*85'A
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982——
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Oct
Peoria
Louis—
mortgage 3s series B 1986
Dairy Products 2%s debs
National
3s
mortgage
1975
88
33
89
mortgage 3s
First
First &
85
88
77
104 %
91
—
__
100
*92 %
88
99%
95
88%
100
100'A
96
8
—
101
88
--
1977—Mar-Sept
Morrel
&
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First
100
*84'A
.
1967—April-Oct
Mohawk
Morris
99'A
90
97
*94%
May
94
—
91
100
—
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—May-Nor
§ a Convertible gold 5'As series A 1949
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AFirst and refund gold 5s ser H
1980—April-Oct
AFirst
2%s
Electric
&
12
89'A
a
.1
4s
and
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94
93
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nov
1974
2%s 1980
mortgage
Pacific
95'A
{Missouri Pacific RR Ce—
AFirst and
97 %
*__
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ACum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
First
3s
2%s 1975
93
*90
-Jan-July
—Jan-July
lien
96'A
95
90
101 % 101%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
5s series
99%
*91%
—
1990——June-Dec
40-year 4s series B 1962.*
94%
100%
first mortgage
P
General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
1991—May
Mission Corp 3%s s 1 debs 1966
June-Dec
Missouri Kansas & Texas iirst 4s
Prior lien
88%
95'/2
92
Marie—
A
88%
98%
*98
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
sinking fund debentures 1967
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
99
Edison
First mortgage
Oklahoma
*95
Mar-Sept
mortgage
3%s
9 2'/a
88%
June-Dec
First
13
98%
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1974—May-Nor
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
3 %s debentures
1988
1
April-Oct
Michigan Central—
Refunding & impt 4 Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969—Mar-Sept
First
94%
*48
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
——
&
91
94
94%
97
96
103%
105
105%
105'A 105'A
4
24%
24%
3G
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24%
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2
16%
24%
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Volume 178
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
B O ND 8
I
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
3.70s
deb
conv
debentures
1964—Feb-Aug
—June!-Dec
1983
Bondi
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s
96 %
104%
104%
97'A
series B 1975—
3%s series E 1975
General mortgage
'v>
—
debentures
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106%
102%
2%s
99%
Sunray
9 6'A
Swift
*102%
108
1
105%
16
106
—Jan-July
103
96 %
99
99'A
96
*96%
2
99-
96%
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
First general 4Vis series D 1977—June-Dec
Orleans
Pacific
Plantation Pipe Line 23/is 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s
1977
1983
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963
First and refunding
1
9 5'/a
refund
of
RR
M
98%
&
Ohio
94
99
101%
98%
98%
102'A
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132%
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201%
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„
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1st
103 Va
3%s
3s
debs
Saguenay Power 3s series
A
St
1st
St
gold
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1st
1995—May-Nov
1973
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1971—
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1996
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80'A
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80'A
*98%
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—
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certificates
inc
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Union
V
&
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86%
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—
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28
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86
91
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93
3s
debentures
—/
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2%s
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112
f
debs
1982
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f
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—
3VbS
Tel
debentures
ASpolkane
Standard
5s
Bell
Map-Nov
100
1986..
subord
conv
23/4s
A
1956
West
debs
gold
Co
100%
104%
101 V'a
14
98%
104%
5b
100 %
105 %
88%
83
90%
92 Va
92%
93
*95
98%
95
87
*99 Va 102%
100
100 V.
101
101%
1985
4'As
85'A
Co
3%s series B
Corp—
(subord)
first
ref
86'A
82%
90%
91%
70'A
2
68 %
80'A
91
99'A
105%
91%
51
101% 102%
78
19
—
98'A
first
registered
99
92%
94%
98%
96
104 %
*97
98 %
94 Ve
101%
*102
2003—Jan-July
102 %
102
99%
83%
93%
8
85 %
85%
95%
85 %
105
2
12
94 %
100%
101% 102
Map-Nov
C 1973—April-Oct
3%s
4%s
4s
96
102 J/4
3'As
1966
RR
Union
5s
1966
guaranteed
1976
Telegraph
Electric
3'As
3%s
Winston-Salem
78
74
80
99'A
v
92
116% 116%
4
101% :101 'A
22
106%
106% 106'A
107% 108
5
104
*100
—
120%
103'/a
1980
106 %
109
107%
Wisconsin
86
86
*93%
67'A
83
34
95'A
*66
April
'V'
86',4
June-Dec
92'A
94
9
92'A
not
101%
112%
Electric
in
99% 101%
259
*98%
103 '/a
102%
105%
101
5
95
,
97%
99%
103 Vb
68%
60 '/a
38
61%
62%
5s Vb
59 %
15
58'A
67
100% 101 %
61%
April-Oct
17
99%
104
*104%
*92%
106%
104'A
__
95
—
102
102
96%
104
92
92
99
88%
4
95
92
100%
38
102%
95
1992
1970
D
92
96%
Mar-Sept
first
4s
1958
95
94%
101 »/•
32
91%
104%
9Q% 100%
6
7'A
101 Va
*96
__
9934
99
95
Jan-July
rAvrU-nrt
1960
96
*102 %
Jan-July
9
—
bd
23
2%s
_Map-Nov
1976
Service
68
June-Dec
3'As
1.971
—
--
Jan-July
*94
*94
1976-Jan-July
70
63
91
84
89%
*86
Mar-Sept
81 %
80%
63
77%
73%
74
63
77%
68
Jan-JuZy
Power
101%
13
%
96 '/a
95
Mar-Sept
1967—
May-Nov
Light & Power 2%s
delivery
the
A Bonds
sale
—
--
~
.__
—
—
'
--
83
101
—
—
not
year's range,
the Bankruptcy
Act,
bid
•Friday's
99%
April-OcZ
95
Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Cash sal*
included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under Section 77 et
73
97
Public
Deferred
Included
102%
66
C
series
1965
B
Electric
90
104%
99%
*90
__
57
90
28
Y
Yonkers
93
93%
--
53 VB
—
102%
102
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin
a
April-Oct
series
110%
110'/a
*87 Vb
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s
S
11
53 VB
53 Vb
53Vo
114%
105%
Corp—
3'As
first
Co
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Map-Nov
May-Nov
25
106
Certificates of deposit
First
81%
74
74%
105 %
Co—
§ASuperior & Duluth 1st 4s 1936—
A Certificates
of
deposit
95%
113
101%
100
5
A
97
Jan-July
tWisconsin Central Ry—
§ A First general 4s 1949
85%
5
*92
116%
debentures
Wilson
19
85%
86
May-Nou
1981
1971
mortgage
103%
77 Vb
88 V.
75 %
91
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
debentures
105%
84%
__
Co—
debentures series A
&
196.9
1960
Wheeling Steel
98
76%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
2361
1st 4s ser A
mtge 3'/»s ser A
Westinghouse
2%s
76%
78%
91
*78
April
April-Oct
2361
Pacific
ref
95
%
1976
80
76%
April
Feb-Nov
.
1974
4'As series B
mtge
&
97'A
96'A
1981.
1971
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Maryland Ry
30-year
105%
77 '/b
Map-Nov
1982
Mar-Sept
1981__June-Dec
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Penif Electric
1st
Standard Oil Co
(Indiana) —
3Vis convertible debentures
debentures
conv
debs
RR
Western
111
Inc—
1967
94%
99
—
90
April-Oct
ser
99
99
*—
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
86 %
90%
Petroleum
Shore
1st
92%
110
97%
84
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
2013
101
101
Co—
conv
Western
98
May-ZVo»
debs
1
1995
107%
02
99% 100
Jan-July
...—
first
Products
95
90%
5
1979—June-Dec
1958
B
92
95'A
90
*97
Jan-July
iJun-July
1996
,
1983
Internatl
Coil
102%
102%
—
*83
May-Nov
1980
ser
West Penn Power 3'As series I
Northeastern RR—
1977.—
5s
West
7
100'A 101'A
ser A '75.-June-Dec
F
series
3%s
32%
4
69%
102 'A
...
series
II
ser
93
103'A 104'A
...Mar-Sept
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996.
Southwestern
102%
97
*._
__
1955__Feb-Aug
G
ser
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
1977i
mtge 3%s
2%s
3s series
mortgage
General
101 %
94%
4
697/b
Jan-Ju]y
Devel and general 6s series A 1956.
Devel and general 6'/2s series A
1.956—April-Oct
3%s
RR
Western
June-Dec
A
2%s
87
93'A
mortgage 2'As series G 1961——.Jan-July
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Joint
88%
105'/a
104'/b 104'%
1041%
Mar-Sept
1957
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967
93 Va
86
Southern
New Orleans &
1959
96%
79%
103
102
101
101 Va
Map-Nov
debentures
refund
&
First
4s
96%
92%
102
April-Oct
1976—
27
15
94 Ve
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
general
securities
or
and
n
assumed by
asked prices;
no
sales
such companies.
being transacted
during
current week.
1
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
furnish
we
a
AND
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
It is compiled from a report of the
on
RECORD
American
the
Aug. 24, 1953 and ending Friday, Aug. 28, 1953.
American
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
.
i
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Range
Low
Aero
Supply
!
10
1
Manufacturing
Associates
Inc
(N
J)
i
page
1,300
% July
3%
Aug
Jan
AJax
6'A
Jan
Alabama
35
Petroleums
Gas
300
25
Jun
200
3
July
2,700
2
July
9%
9%
600
6%
Jan
Feb
Alles & Fisher
10%
11%
700
10%
Aug
14 %
Jan
Allied
Internat'l
13 %
13%
200
12%
Apj
15%
Fee
Allied
Products
29
Feb
4
Mar
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power
Alaska
8% May
11
8% July
Airlines
4.20%
9%
Aug
Alleghany
Corp
13% Mar
Allegheny
Airlines
8%
American
preferred
Inc—
Feb
Shares
Low
l'/a
1%
3.200
14%
14%
15%
3,600
100
92%
92
92%
50
4%
4
4%
1.600
2
lOo
1%
1%
1%
600
2 ,'ii
2 %
13,700
2%
2%
2%
400
Investing cap stock—1
common
8
89%
4
1'4
Jun
Jan
High
1% May
15% Aug
112
Aug
Jun
99'4 Mar
Aug
6% Mar
Aug
2%
Jan
3
2,'fl Aug
3% Mar
2'/a
Jun
3'A
6%
1
common
1 '/a July
13%
103
50
warrants
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Engineering Co
(Mich)
for Week
Low
50c
:
Southern
,3%
Sales
Range
ef Frlcea
1
Ltd
Corp
2%
.
Bale Prlea
Par
1%
Week's
Last
High
3 Vb
2
i
3
see
Low
••
.
American Stock Exchange
All
_
footnotes
26%
3 %
2%
5
Airfleets Inc
>
28
STOCKS
800
•
common
Air-Way Electric Appliance
For
4
26%
i
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Air
%
'A
Manufacturing
i
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
HlTri
3%
1
Adams Hat Stores Inc
ENDED
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
Friday
Shares
Par
Acme Wire Co common
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
ACF-Briil
t
FOR
Stock
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Motors warrants
Acme Aluminum Alloys
.
109%
89%
82%
105 %
*92%
Feb-Aug
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
Warren
101 %
■■
95'A
90%
*31 Va
.Feb-Aug
1981.—
and
92
95
93 %
%
*_.
Jan-July
Jan-July
mtge 4s income series A Jan
3%s
93
June-Dec
1987
First mortgage 2%s series E
Devel
105
90
42
*93
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
consolidated
Warren
99
Jan-July
2:,/4.s
82
*._
Mar-Sept
1971
ref
Walworth
94
Jan-July
.
1969
mortgage
&
First
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
*92
AyriZ-Oct
1967
mtge
mortgage
112 Va
u
Apn'Z-Oct
1985
1st
93
101% 103%
April-Oct
Gen
Co—
San Fran Term
*92
101%
Mar-Sept
1966
ref
118 Va
*92%
ApriZ-Oct
1983
(Oregon Lines)
V2s
June-Dec
1973
and
4s
debs
Pacific
07%
Map-Nov
mtge
102'A
*99% 100 %
1941— Feb-Aug
Indiana Ry 23/4S 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co—
%s
Map-Nov
97
refund
106
72
June-Dec
Southern
4
56
95%
and
Wabash
100 Va
Mar-Sept
1979
debentures
Southern
'
:
109% 111%
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Telephone & 'telegraph Co—
2%s
95
mtge 2%s ser E
-
4
..Mar-Sept
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 "As 1976
South & North
97
*90 %
Gen
*90
June-Dec
debs
95
Mar-Sept
1977
First lien and ref mtge
101%
Sinclair Oil Corp—
conv
98
86
and refund
Virginian Ry
99%
82
*101%
1989—May-Noc
Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971
tSASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
subord
20%
94
.
—April-Oct
Shell
3'/4s
13
99%
mtge 3 Vis ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s
*95
1977
s
48%
71
w
May-Nou
1974
Pipe Line. 3.20s
89
18%
Feb-Aug
-f
s
America
consol
RR
1st
77%
78 Vb
—
Jan-July
June-Dec
2'As 1966
Sons
56
17
91%
sinking fund series B
Electric & Power Co—
1st
97%
70'A
75
Line RR Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
3s
99%
55
17
1975__Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
100%
96
*74'A
1989.Jan-.Tnlv
Nov
1971
B
1st
Seagram
96% 103%
96
*64 Va
1972
&
Pictures
Vandalla
9 5'A
—
First
gold 4s 1968
1st gtd
debs
conv
96%
126
55%
I960—June-Dec
1976
Car 4%s
debentures
78 Va
3
—
.
—
April-Oct
—
certificates
first cons
Depot 3'/«s
Paper 3s
Seaboard
34
96
Jan-July
—
Ry Co—
mtge inc 4'As series A Jan 2022
St Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
First
100%
97 %
87%
114
98%
First
Mar-Sept
Second
Second 4s
3
*89%
debs
2%s
mtge & coll trust
4%s s 1 debs 1972
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1996.Jan-July
5s
mortgage 4s series A 1997
St Paul & Dulutli
8
June-Dec
Corp 2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s
mtge
Virginia
,
Francisco
91
89%
100
102%
*95%
First
Adirond'k
95
89 %
April-Oct
1980
(subord)
debentures
United
s
&
*92%
96 %
97%
2%s 1975—AyriZ-Oct
First
Lawrence
115%
89%
73
V
ref 3%s series D
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4'As series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
Second
102
90%
99 % 100 %
119% 119%
Map-Nov
1st
97
—
87 V.
•
1960
impt
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
*95
Jan-July
91
97
96%
RR—
Biscuit
3%s
9 6'A
5
94%
*89 %
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991
84
__
99 %
95%
90
81%
Map-Nov
California
debentures
96
91 '/2
90
June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
R
&
Tobacco
J)
1985
1974
1982
debs
conv
Pacific
Universal
(R
E
ser
3%s
1968
3%s
Oil of
3 V'os
Union
127%
99%
and
ref
mtge
2%s
4
—
*90
99 %
Cent
mtge & coll tr 2%s
Union
Q
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Reynolds
3%s
5s
debentures
190
June-Dec
income
1st
98
9 7'A
/:
98%
4
"
*105
99%
June-Dec
Pacific—
1st
—
91
*92%
Jan-JuZp
2000
First mortgage and coll trust
96%
94
*100
89
-90
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
—
98
-.
mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037— Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—J««e-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 27/es 1979-Juue-Dec
Reading Co first
5s
Orleans
New
3s
and
3%s debentures 1972
gold
TrPOonlinental Corp
106
93%
■—
98
—
85
1
u
104
93 %
*98 Vb
Tol
99%
t-
May-Nov
___
first
AAdjustment
100
*105
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Nigh
25
94%
RR—•
Pacific-Missouri
Term
100
95%
*104% 106
_
Low
Louis—.
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
New
&
Texas
102
96
—,
96%
Jan, 1
No.
90%
First and refund M 3%s series B 1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
101
96 V2
.
2
97 %
High
94%
Jan-July
tThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
97
Range Bineo
Sold
89%
May-Nou
St
&
Texas
101'A
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
and
of
Texas
86
96%
2
■
Bonds
89 %
Jan-July
Corp 3s debentures 1965
107
82
6
96%
99 %
First mortgage 4 Vis series A 1958
.June-Dec
First mortgage 4Vis series B 1959
April-Oct
First mortgage 4 Vis series C I960—.—-April-Oct
mortgage 3s
and
Refund
107%
'
■
97
1966
1972
1973
Assn
General and
1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967——April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First
debentures
Refund
109%
109 V.
103'A
1
83 %
96%
debentures
Texas
105'A 105'A
*82'A
97
2%s
2%s debentures
Terminal RR
108
105% 105'A
April-Oct
3 Vis 1964—_May-ZVoi>
Corp
Co
89%
101 %
108
'
Bang*
Friday's
Bid & Asked
104
105 'A
108
*108
Oil
Oil
&
27/»s
101
103%
__
1
or
Sale Price
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
debentures 1974
Jan-July
90%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3 Vis
100%
95
„
—
—
Week's
Laat
Period
Low
■r;; -■
;
Interest
High
94
—
*100
*101
.-April-Oct
1st mtge
Friday
10
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsb Coke 61 Chem
28
BONDS
Low
309;
97'A
—
June-Dec
AUGUST
New York Stock Exchange
19
'.
1970—
ENDED
Jan. 1
No.
96'A
104
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953
June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4V2S ser J 1964.il/ai/-Nov
General mortgage 5s series A
WEEK
Range Sine*
Sold
High
96 %
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s i996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
General mortgage 5s
FOR
Week's Rang*
Last
Jan
3
3
100
2%
Feb
30
31
300
25%
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
3%
Apr
32% May
31
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
32
...
Monday, August 31,
1953
(784)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Bale Pries
American Stack Exchange
Altei
Brewing Co
Aluminum
Co
of
Aluminum
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2,100
Industries
2 V*
Jan
3% Mar
Industries
Air Filter 5%
25o
Jun
95
Jan
22
Jun
24%
Feb
Catalin
14%
2,100
12%
Feb
16 Va
Jan
Cenco
5 %
800
3%
Jan
1
20%
Book Co
1
Apr
700
1
24
44%
150
44
500
9
Jun
47
Jan
American
Hard
9%
9%
12%
Laundry
20
22%
22%
23
300
22%
Aug
25
Jan
American
Manufacturing Co com
28
22%
22%
22 %
100
21 Va
Jan
25% Mar
American
Maracaibo Co
_1
5%
5%
5%
13,400
4%
Feb
6% Mar
American
Meter
X23%
x23%
23%
300
23 Va
Aug
27%
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
31
31
100
31
Jan
33% Mar
American
Potash & Chem cl A
28 V*
Jun
347/8
Jan
52
53
600
52
Aug
63
Apr
13
14
1,850
13
Aug
17%
Jan
400
4
Co
20
Machine
Co
•
20
pfd
American
American
conv
4%
4
0
Central
2%
Apr
5% July
900
8%
Feb
10% Mar
9 Va
Feb
207/a
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
II
"A"
1,750
6
6%
6,700
4%
4%
4%
100
19%
shares
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Manufacturing Co
l
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus
Cameras
Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
8
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
•
8%
•
115'/a
Arkansas
Power
&,
Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4% °/o
Aro Equipment Corp
0o
Apr
6,000
Apr
22% Mar
109
Jan
&
Class
(ex
$43
A
Claussner
Jun
112%
div)
■
117%
Feb
24%
Jan
Club Aluminum
45%
Jun
53%
Jan
Coastal
14
Jan
22%-Mar
"1%
2,000
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
400
1%
1%
1%
Aug
Jun
2%
Aug
116%
Jan
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
3,700
10%
Aug
2,500
xl%
Jun
90
Jan
200
10%
11%
2%
2%
1,500
2% Aug
4
Jun
1,100
9
Mar
11
Aug
21
1
1
2
2
preferred
1
2%
2%
Automatic
•
9%
9%
9%
Ayshire
Voting Machine
Collieries Corp common
m
16%
16%
500
17
16 %
15
Mar
ext
Vtc
Baker-Raulang Company
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
4 %
4%
Securities
l
11%
lc
___
4
i\j Aug
13%
1
common
5,600
4%
13%
300
11%
11%
11%
600
11
3%
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
3 %
3%
5,800
3%
Jan
4
Mar
6%
Corp__.
6%
1,000
6 % Mar
8
Jan
2
2%
15,900
3
Banff
Oil
Ltd
Barcelona Tr
Barium
50o
Light & Power Ltd
Steel Corp
Baumann (L)
Bearings
Beck
l
Inc
& Co common
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(A
Beckman
6%
6 %
6%
8,800
l
:
io%
10%
10%
1,100
24
1
Inc
50o
Beau-Brummell Ties
common
Bell Telephone
1,400
Feb
2
10
8%
Aug
1
Aug
5%
(>%
Feb
400
14%
Jan
16 Vu
Apr
12%
Aug
17
300
,
6% Mar
2% July
40%
38%
3H%-
38%
Aug
10
10%
400
10
Aug
13
Mar
Benson & Hedges common
4
39
38
39%
400
36%
Jan
46
Feb
Blcklord's Inc
1
io'/4
10%
10%
450
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
Fdry & Mach Co com_*
12%
12%
200
12%
Aug
common.
Elrdsboro Steel
Black
Starr
Blauner's
(S)
(H C)
5%%
Gorham
&
class
A
common...:
Blumenthal
Bohack
Inc
& Co common
Gear
4
—
--
5
%
Jan
10%
1,100
19%
Feb
25% Aug
80
84%
Jan
90
3
Aug
24%
24 %
25%
90
88
90
3
3
300
3%
4%
Jan
4%
5%
2,500
4% July
•
22% July
•
20%
common
British American Oil Co—:
British
American
Amer
19%
2,800
5%
5%
5'%
100
17%
Jun
•
25% Mar
24
Mar
bearer
10s
dep rets ord reg
-
10s
5
July
4% July
22Va
Jan
5% Aug
dep rects ord regular
A
Brown Company common
$5 convertible
Forman
8%
preference
3% Aug
Bruce
(E L) Co
common
Bruck
Mills Ltd
class B
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
8 %
8%
5,200
8% Aug
12% Mar
88%
25
15%
1,500
100
Jan
50
12
Jan
15%
6%
1,500
5%
Jan
900
11%
Aug
14%
14%
14%
300
14
July
5% Aug
19%
1,600
.
17
Jan
6
18%
July
8% July
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9
,—2.50
8'/a
■
13%
8%
300
13%
14%
2,300
3s 6d
%
%
3%
3%
8% Aug
13% Aug
A
9,100
i\i
3%
2,400
Electric
Products
common
California Electric Power
•
3%
700
10%
3%
2,900
9%
4,700
1
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Camden
Consol
Fire
Oil
& Gas
.
Co
6%%
Cement Co Ltd
Crown
Crown
common
preference
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Industries
Ltd
common
$6
Petroleum
Drug
Co
4
*
id
32,300
22%
50
3%
•
8%
36,200
4%
2
8
3%
4%
25,300
8% debenture
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Detroit
4
Carey Eaxter & Kennedy Inc
13%
1
Aug
10%
%
5
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American
dep
rets ord
reg—
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6"%
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Finance
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Douglas
•
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1%
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3% Aug
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Jun
21%
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3% Aug
'4%
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200
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2,600
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11%
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1,100
11%
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26%
12%
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May
Jan
Feb
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Aug
24%
11
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14%
,
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6%
10%
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14 % Mar
1,800
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7%
Apr
8% July
5.5U0
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900
6%
1
300
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5%
100
5%
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7
22%
22%
23%
1,800
22%
Aug
33%
33%
33%
150
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I
5%
32% Aug
Aug
Feb
Feb
31% Mar
Jan
40
8%
Jun
10%
8%,
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Jan
9%
9%
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8
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10 %
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9%
Feb
17%
Aug
3,800
1,200
17 %
17%
100
19
18%
15%
7,200
68
68
71%
12,200
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16%
Jun
16
va
Apr
4%
Jan
5 %
Jan
67%
Jun
76%
Jan
Apr
1%
Jan
—
11
25 % Juiy
5«
11!
1,200
6%
6%
300
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7%
Jan
11%
Feb
1.
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9%
9%
10%
1,600
13%
13%
13%
400
13 %
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14%
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1%
5
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1 %
100
1 %
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2 %
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550
22
21%
162
102
163
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8%
17
8%
a
17
16%
40
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Jan
27
Aug
19 Va
162
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9,800
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12%
Feb
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14%
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18
Feb
6 l/a Jan
16l/4 Mar
1
5 Va
Feb
13 V2
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61
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6 %
Aug
100
6 Va
600
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612
Feb
1%
1%
300
1%
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2%
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30
28'/a
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Jun
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30
30
6%
500
15%
600
6
15'%
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1
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1
7% Mar
Jan
1%
300
Jan
Jun
2%
100
2
500
(The) Co
Hosiery class B common
Test
17,200
10
10
10%
1,200
17%
17%
19 Va
1,600
5%
5%
2,300
5%
5%
100
5
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1
2 Va
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3% May
July
29 V8 Mar
12%
Jun
3
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2%
9%
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11
11
83
8%
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11
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16%
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200
8
May
9%
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Jun
10%
8%
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7 %
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6%
4%
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50
15%
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18
1,400
28%
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46
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400
16%
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20
Mar
17
42%
45%
17
17%
8%
36,700
36
36 Vs
400
12 Va
45
Jan
7% July.
3,900
1-
12%
5,700
July
7%
7% Mar
9%
32 %
8%
12V4
Jun
40%
Jan
32%
Apr
36%
Aug
11% July
17%
Jan
5% May
.
5%
•
27Va
3%
500
3 Va
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100
10%
53a
,
3Va
10%
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2Va
112
1%
%
1
£1
1
Apr
145
V2I July
23
10'2 July
4s
1
Feb
33
17% Mar
1 %
23%
2 Va
23
Feb
JUb
12 %
1
1
10
27%
Aug
6
14%
137
1
10c
Durham
7% Mar
6 Va
6
6%
Laboratories-
common
Duval Sulphur &
13% July
6%
74
Aug
30
106
Jun
1 %
Potash Co
5%
100
:j
1
a
Apr
5% May
Aug
4%
Jan
Aug
14%
Feb
July
% Mar
•
4%%
Aug
5%
Jan
26% Mar
15%
Feb
28%
27 Va
800
•
Gas &
Fuel Assn comnion—10
10%
105a
10%
4,900
100
65%
65
66%
300
27 %
10
prior preferred
States
1
Corp
series A
preferred series B—
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$7
shares
8%
Feb
Common
Jan
of
beneficial lnt—1
$2 preferred
i
Easy Washing Machine class B
•
Jun
114%
Jan
Electric Bond & Share common
5
2%
Jan
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
-
1
Mar
Emsco
Manufacturing
Co
100
1
5
Jun
13%
Jan
Jun
74
Feb
Jun
30% Mar
Aug
10% Mar
7%
2,300
Jan
165
Mar
134 Va
175
116
Jan
150
Mar
200
Feb
25
Aug
32
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28%
25
27%
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30 Vz Mar
14%
143a
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1,200
13%
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16% July
26 Va
26,700
20%
Aug
25!
25
.
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1
Apr
9%
64 %
25
128 Va
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30
Aug
Apr
Jan
7%
7 %
•
•
preferred
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27 'o
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25
Malleable Iron
4%
83
25%
33% Mar
E
6% Mar
50
£1
2s 6d
10% Jun
Jan
12% Mar
75
3,000
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Duraloy
29% Mar
8
1,100
108% 108%
20%
Jun
8%
,12%
10
*
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
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Jun
1
see
Harris
Duke Power Co
Duro
73 %
3% Aug
11/,
Feb
17'/a
17%
i«
*
10
*
1
Draper Corp common
Class A
..
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Carreras Ltd—
Jan
5--'j
600
5%
1
Company
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
4% Mar
Jun
13%
108%
Carolina Power &
Carr-Consolidated
Jan
57a
300
7%
2.50
common
Textile Co Ltd common
Dominion
Feb
Jun
13%
3,900
3514
8%
11%
Bridge Co Ltd,
———*
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*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•
Jan
25%
j'o Aug
20%
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|
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Apr
..' ••'Aug
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26
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Jan
Aug
6%
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10% Mar
14-« May
100
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Jan
10%
3 %
76%
-
3
126
:
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—1
common
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6%
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5%
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,
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17% -17%
25c
(The) Corp
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Jan
100
75%
500
1
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Jan
'
Jun
8%
10,600
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Aug
6"a
Aug
Jun
Ltd—
Jan
19%
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Distillers
Jan
5%
4%
/
-
8%
x
100
—;
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10% Mar
15%
24%
76 v2
2.50
common
'
8%
1
Products
Steel
Devoe &
20% May
8%! Jan
Apr
3%
•
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38,600
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!
1%'
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1
2.50
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&
Iron
Gray
Dome
Jan
24%
19.50
17% May
Jan
%
8
100
5
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Detroit
Dobeckmim
Aug
50
5
v.
5,500
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Eastern
1
common
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12
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35
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50c
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inc
Crystal Dailies
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5
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Davidson Brothers Inc—
•
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12%; Jun
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Apr
27%
8
9%
Jun
4%
4
27%!1.600
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Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Curtis
Curtis
Feb
8
Jun
73%
l
14
600
fc.
8%%
1
3V'~3
12%
—-10
—
Atlantic Sugar common
19%
3%
10
4
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25c
common—
—
Cuban Tobacco common—
100
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
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; 27Ve*V. • 27
1
preferred
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Ltd—
7% preferred
Co
4
22%
20
Canada Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Carnation
»s
9%
14%
Apr
Jan
42
Jan
9
Feb
May
8%
•
Feb
12%
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(ord reg)
dep receipts
Crystal Oil Refining common—
II
•
Canadian
Canadian
4
5
Canada Bread Co Ltd—;
Canada
9%
__1
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10
10
•
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8% 1'
£1
—-5
J
14 % May
3%
3%
50o
24
6%V'|.- ;
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f 4%':. 4%
13,800
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Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
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:<'4%..-1
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Cable
21 '•»
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Crown
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Calamba
500
21%
.
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Crowley
Dow
12 %o
23% May
*
*
Petroleum—
(The)
Crolt
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Burry Biscuit Corp
;
Apr
Xl3
common——1
*
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Aug
6%
19
19%
21%
.
Reynolds
Petroleum
Courtaulds
Aug
12%
50c
1,300
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.
40%
preferred class A_
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11%
10
preferred
Jun
Apr
6%
•
common
Mar
37
87
14%
•
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Mines
8% July
12
2.50
preferred
convertible
Jan
14%
1
cumulative junior pre£erred____10
Rubber Co common
1
60c
7%
•
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7%
Apr
1,800
47
•
Brown
Burma
Jan
1,200
8%
--
1
$3 2nd preference
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2%
3 %
88%
'
•
3 %
33%
3%
10s
B
Aug
1%
7
————-*
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8%
American
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$1
5% Aug
Celanese Ltd—
British Columbia Power class
4%
Xl8%
Jan
7% Mar
Tobacco—
dep rets ord
Amer
British
Tyi/,
•
25%
Jun
var
Jan
9%
2
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
3%
11%
4,500
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Manufacturing Co
Jail
Jun
900
10%
•
5
Mar
4%
July
2'/a
10 Va
2
jo%
Breeze Corp common
Brillo
10% Mar
3% July
20o
74
22%
5
Inc————
Cosden
Feb
900
1
Inc
Jan
16
4% May
9% July
8% Aug
"9%
100
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Jan
%
8
0
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"9%
•
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prior cumulative preferred
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12%
—
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Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Brazilian
•
100
.
3
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Brad
20
67
125
1.25
—-1
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Cornucopia
Jan
3%
Jun
125
25
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voting
non-voting
B
Corroon &
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33%
Co
Class
2% Mar
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24
21% May
69
24%
(H) Distillery Ltd—
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Coro
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68
1
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
•
11% Mar
Apr
...
Jan
200
16
13%
3
6%
4,600
5%
5%
15%
12%
l
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1%
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l
common
75
24
12%
\
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1%
1%
1
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Instruments
Bellanca Aircraft
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1% July
11'2 Mar
9%
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Jan
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l.'o Aug
•
Engineering
&
JB.1I
7
8% Aug
Corp
Continental Commercial Corp
•
.
Refractories
Basic
2
July
9,000
10
Air Lines Inc
Continental
At July
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Aug
1,800
Consolidated
Aviation
F»b
9% Mar
Aug
5%
1%
Jan
18%
July
6%
400
1-2 %
6
Jun
2,300
8%
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Cont
A
7%
5%
Jan
Mar
,
24%
Corp
50c
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——1
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•
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—•
Royalty Oil-—
■—10
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37
1A
Mar
Continental
Jan
,-8%
12%
B
S
8%
Consolidated Engineering
Consolidated
10
Jan
VFeb
89
Aug
0%
1956;
to
10% Mar
Jun
May
8%
5
—10c
Commiihity Public Service!
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
1%
-1
10
Colonial Sand & Stone Co———--1
Colts Manufacturing Cc_————10
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Commodore Hotel Inc
-1
5% May
Bailey & Selburn Oil &, Gas-
8%
x5 %
(The) Fund Inc
6,200
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Class
6%
Airlines
Colonial
123
100
100
Feb
79
Jun
36
Equipment Co—-—*
Development ordinary—
— *
Colonial
6%
6%
non-cum
Jun
8%
8%
Cockshwil Farm
1% July
93%
6
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp__
10%
104
67
24%
7%
4
Products Co—
Caribbean Oils vtc
10% Mar
%
90
90
00
170
122
119
1%
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Non-voting
9% July
1*
Jan
200
-5
CoJ_———
Hosiery
17% July
1%
121%
•
—
-
114% Mar
"1%
•
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Inc
Neon
40
fl
70
80
*
1
~1
—1
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,24% Mar
Tel—
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Controller
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American dep rets reg—
Associated Laundries of America
Tel
Clark
Clarostat
Claude
Associated Electric Industries—
Associated
(The)
1,700
3,200
29% Mar
7% May
21%
18%
4% Mar
JaD
21% Aug
21%
46
17%
Jun
26%
150
/
19%
18%
3%
30 J
50
D L Co__
Clark
Jan
27%
8%
5
1
:
inc
convertible preferred
4%%
6%
%
115% 116%
50
100
Jan
5 % May
22%
1
Stamping
Auto
City Specialty Stores
10% May
Feb
3% July
Jun
3ie
27
5
Wire & Cable Corp
Jun
7%
4
4
6%
213 4
8%
5
10
4
common
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Jan
15
16,700
Jan
17% Mar
70
Clayton &. Lambert Manufacturing—4
ClinchfJeld Coal Corp common—
20
__
2.00
>_
July
7 Va
4%
2,700
4%
preference
46
19%
•
convertible preferred
11
98
6,500
8%
8%
21% Aug
9% May
Jan
1,300
18%
17 Va
17%
Va
9
8%
4
100
100
99
«
Jan
5% July
700
11 Va
11
li
Apex-Electric
15
3%
4 jVj'
Power &
Convertible
City
20 %
6
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
3'*
Light 4% pid——100
Century Electric Co common
—10
Century Investors Inc
—2
Circle
American dep rets ord reg
Aug
,
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
5,900
/!;
Jun
4%
27%
Apr
15,900
9%
9
12
15%
2,700
—1
Ohio Steel Products—
Central
7% May
o:a
22%
Cherry-Burrell
4j2
4
9%
Jan
700
.4%
4%
Jan
16%
4%
9%
16%
4%
100
preferred
3.50%
Central
Xl5%
*
preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co—
Conv
High
Feb
3% July
1,100
3%
Aug
4%
July
13%
15%
•
2
1,700
Secur Corp
4
4%
1
1
—*
Ltd
Explorers
Jan. 1
Low
5%
]
preference $1.50 series
Conv
Range Since
High
3%'
10
Cessna Aircraft Co common—
1
Chamberlin Co of America
-2.50
Charis Corp common
10
Charter Oil Co Ltd——
——-—1
12
8
Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Jan
11%
•
Development class A
Mines
13%
2
common
preferred
Writing Paper common
Anacon Lead
•
10
-
Thread 5%
Amurex Oil
'
Corp of America
Corporation
Central Illinois
Jan
American
American
Low
10
1
(AM) & Co
Castle
Jan
1% May
Jan
9%
May
IV4
Aug
44%
100
5'/4 Aug
Jan
%
2,300
1
Beverage common
American
82 Va
100
1
~5'/e
200
5 %
•
89 %
22%
14 %
22%
•
class A
American
Republics
American Seal-Kap
Shares
1
Co common
(J W)
22%
pla
couv
Car Co
Rubber
for Week
Casco Products common—i—
Inc
lAmerlcan Bantam
Range
of Price*
Par
Carter
Sale*
Last
High
89
100
common
American
Week'a
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
America
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Aluminum GoodB Manufacturing
Ambrook
AUGUST 2*
STOCKS
Shares
3%
3
1
ENDED
for Week
High
Low
■:.f.
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Friday
20%
-
.,203 4
■
100.-
,
100
50
.
1
-
"
-7
200
G3 4
28% Mar
Jun
13%
Jun
104%
6%
Aug
9%
17%
Apr
10%
100
100
23
Aug
Feb
Jan
July
Volume
Number 5251 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
178
(785)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Equity Corp
convertible
$2
Low
2
10c
common
1
33%
—
1
5%
25c
%
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1
or
Warrants
23,100
ntr
1%
2%
650
5%
5%
200
5%
Jan
6
ft
Aug
1
Kawneer
Aug
21,600
i'tf Jun
10
'
%|
32"/4 July
2.300
>4
■
Falrcbild
Camera
Oils
Va
35
Fire
&
Sterling
Fish man
1
Feb
20
(M
•
(Phila)—_
lnc
Motor
Class
A
Class
B
Ford
Ford
Co
Pitt
Fuller
General
5%
Power
3,400
4 4'A
%
Feb
5%
I
4
4%
10%
Aug
3,300
1,300
4%
1,900
.
10'/«.
1%
1
21
180
Jan
8
Lake
May
10%
6.200
9%
1,300
2
1%
3% July
1%
1,000
12'A
£1
5 '/a
2%
reg
i
10
914
5
pfd A
2714
common
Adv (j%
pfd
Plywood Corp common
preferred
150
9'A
500
28
20
104% 104%
1%
2
100
Public Service $0 preferred
103
Georgia
Power
Gold
3%
1
8%
3%
.
4
2%
12%
Jan
106
8%,
117
2,500
200
14'A
Jan
100
15
Jun
18
12 V8
600
11%
Jan
12%
10%
500
10
Aug
11 3/b
Aug
4%
12
10 '/a
.
10
8%
8%
900
7
(A C)
ll'/a
•
common—
12'A
Alden
Glen more
Coal
Union
Co
lnc
•
£4.5o prior preferred
10%
Aug
12
Apr
17
Feb
22
7%
9
12
12%
1,200
6%
6%
6%
1,000
600
23%
7 Va
1
6%
6'/a
6%
V, 1,100
6% July
5
9%
9%
9%
3,800
,
—
■
—
5
14
22
Jun
27%
35
Jun
Consolidated
Goodman
Mines
Manufacturing Co—
36
36
13%
14
_
53A
Jan
6%
Aug
3,300
3%
Aug
4'/a
Aug
5
3%
3%
3%
100
3%
Aug
3%
Aug
3% July
20 Va Jan
3%
Jun
.
■
—
39%
1
-
38'A
.1
2,600
6%
700
6%
100
6%
10
'
6%
4
•
__
39%
—
'
~
45
45
14%
14%
200
x45'A
12
'
48%
8,100
25
1
•
__
1
.
45'A
__
Varnish
Atlantic
38 3A
Aug
12
41 Vi
Feb
27 %
5V2
Jan
14%
Aug
135%
1
-Aug
'/a
400
11
Jun
13%
3,400
18
Jan
22
16%
700
14
Jan
17%
Jun
Jan
34%
26%
100
Aug
40
Feb
Jan
4
Feb
common
25
50%
49%
52%
850
40 %
Aug
14%
14%;
15%
2,000
14 'A
July
6'/4
6%/
6%
4,700
5'A
16%
250
16%
Aug
Jan
13
Grocery Stores Products common
16%
.5
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
'
28'/a
Co
26%
x25
-
X25
ll
19'A
20%
3,500
14%
Jan
23% May
8%
8%
9%
2,10o
7%
Jun
10%
9%
10%
10%
17%
17'A
17%
23'%
23%
23%
11%
11%
13
.10
450
Co
14%
7,100
2%
2%
Jan
26 % Mar
Aug
15% May
Jun
15'A
3,700
11'A
14%
11'A
14%
16
2%
14%
Co
&
Mfg
1
.1
1
Johnson
24 % Mar
11%
2,300
14 %
common..
Dredging common.
'
W—'-
Jan
10% May
22
4,400
Feb
16% July
200
5
«
Co
May
19 Va
10
Harris common
&
3% July
£1
Ltd—
Co
Shovel
Power
(AG)
Chapman
Xl3
2%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
.
57% Mar
x21
Apr
Corp—
Scott
&
Co
Textile
Metal
Michigan
Jun
Michigan Sugar Co common
nug
Steel Tube
preferred
6%
—
Midland Oil
$1
77/a Aug
100
conv
'
1
Jun
3% Mar
Jun
8
Mar
8
Apr
14
Aug
Jan
1 >/» Mar
7,
Jan
8%
6Va
1,300
8
60
2% July
1,100
1
l8
Jan
55
:
.
13
12%
12%
3,800
11%
Aug
14'A Mar
11
Jun
15%
Jan
Jun
13
Jan
Jan
26'A Mar
13
Aug
5
2,600
11
Aug
24%
100
13%
12 Va
11
Va
13'A
13'/a
PeLroleum common
Corp
21% Mar
Jan
__
1
1
preferred—*
Ilone Corp
Micro mal ic
Middle States
•
11%
Jun
__
1
2.50
*
10
Corp
Bumper
Michigan
Jan
6'A
2%
2%
—1
lnc
Feb
8ft
9%
14%
100
15
preferred
Brothers
Apr
200
2,000
7'/a
7 %■
—_25c
Corp common
Participating
Michaels
19% Mar
10 Va
16%.
2
Brewery—
,
(The B)
Warrants
Apr
2% Mar
Aug
50c
lnc
Leases
Western
164% July
130
39,300
—9c
Paper
Freehold
144Jun
120
1%
1%
Feb
11'A
21%
16'%
Merritt
Mar
8
132%
162%
130
1%
Feb
11
21% Mar
250
130
100
—._1
Aug
15%
July
500
1.100
160%
•'
,
50'A
21
Menasco
27%
%
160r
Apr
16'A
Mead
Jan
22
6
Aug
11% Aug
200
Jan
14%
21%
McKee
Jun
15%
14%
Aug
45
18
..1
Jan
52%
Apr
13 V. May
.10
Mesabi Iron
Chemical Co_
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
24 Va
6
1
5
Non-voting common stock
1st preferred
Great. Lakes Oil
Gridoil
40
100
6% Jan
45% July
-1
McWilliams
Pacific Tea—
&
Great Northern
100
Jun
Co
Service
Mays (J W) lnc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
1 % Mar
24'%
Aug
13% July
5
.
...
Feb
7%
6%
6V«
37% Mar
'
'
43 % May
Co
Massey
86% Mar
41%
17% Mar
13 3A
"3%
25c
_
Communication
54 % May
40
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pld__25
Rapids
Jun
Jun
Jun
500
3%
Hie
Chain
Stores
Marion
Feb
H July
12,400
24%
50
Gorham
Gray Manufacturing Co
35
76
1%
10'A
16% May
3%
Mapcs Consolidated Mfg Co—
Marine
62 % May
40
36
"l'A
1
Feb
Aug
Apr
Jun
Public
Mangel
Jan
80
47
45%
Jan
Jan
9%
Marconi International
13% Mar
300
•
Goldfield
45 %■
4%
9
7'/a
__
_
Manischewitz
Feb
Mar
"11%
.
Jun
Feb
4%
143A
5
common
(R G)
Steel
12
—
■
•
B
—
10
_.
cumulative preferred
Groceterias class A
Maine
12% May
Aug
11% Aug
Aug
17% Mar
6 % July
1
.
8,000
Mar
Mar
Macklntosh-Hemphlll
Jan
15%
100
12%
X23
X23
5
:
..
T/g
1
Godchaux Sugars class A
Class B
18%
11%
.7 %
•
j.
Distilleries class B
100
13%
18%
Jan
Feb
M
4% Mar
200
ll'/a
1314
10
Feb
8%
8%
'
Gilbert
Gilchrist Co
Gladding McBean & Co
Jan
2
1
preferred
conv
Realty
Class
Feb
8% Aug
—17% Aug
50c
Feb
108%
Jun
2,800
9%
.
u
17%
1 % July
University
Jun
Jun
Jan
%
Jan
3'A
9% Mar
3,50o
...
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration..
Lynch Corp
Jan
Jun
3.400
%
37"% Mar
1%
common
cum
Locke
Mar
Jun
103%
l
Mine*
108
1 %
10Va
•.
;
„
Aug
100
•'
preferred
Jan
Jun
Apr
% July
1%
Machine.
Extension
lnc
5%
Apr
9%
1,900
11
•
£5 preferred
Gerity Mich Corp
5%
112'A July
11
20
f
r.
Feb
33A
Jun
83A
2%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
34'A Mar
99 %
iL50c
2%
28
100
.17%
1
Sessions Co
Le Tourncau
18 V2 Mar
27% Aug
300
1.100
Ltd
Mines
Monotype
Salle
Lefcourt
Jan
Feb
Feb
1,400
9
3
Loblaw
Outdoor
Yellowknife
Shore
5 Vt
Apr
Aug
8%
La
Lear
Jan
3
1% July
16%
Jan
5% May
1% July
:25
1
22%
Jun
3%
29 'A
Feb
Aug
36'A July
2%
Lamson Corp of Delaware
105% May
'
10'A
20c
Lakey Foundry & Machine
11% Mar
Apr
32 3A
Jun
33%c
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Aiglon Apparel lnc
13 May
102% Mar
Jan
834
34% Mar
Aug
7%
6'/a Aug
l0J/a July,
800
22
105 %
1%
General
Greer
4%
263A
100
xl5'A xl5'A
7.50
Krueger Brewing Co
500
6%
%
•
convertible
Great
73% Mar
13A July
12 % May
1,400
%
•
5
Aug
Jun
Jan
10%
9
Apr
l'A
83A
300
29
2%
1
(The)
13%
35%
28
10
r
25% Mar
Jan
9%
9
Corp
Apr
11 y.
725
10
28
28
Ltd
21%
35%
1
Stores
68
6,900
11%
Co
69% Mar
Jun
10
1
common
Jun
3%
28
•
Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Ltd—
rets ord
$6
Hotels
Kobacker
Kropp
1 *
6%
103
1
preferred
Fireproofing
Grand
Knott
Jan
M
High
200
•
9%
50
Rubber Co
59
5 «A
%:
x21
1
Finance Corp 5%
Globe
Mar
G
Emil) Co
Low
23%
1
9%
10
(I B)
Lanston
General
Glen
10%
500
11
.*
common
General
Giant
11
July
(D
Lamson &
common
/American dep
5ci
J&6%
Jun
7
5,500
11>,?
Builders Supply Corp com
Genera]
7%
Klein
Kleinert
23%
——
5
common
preferred
Kirkland Lake
7% Mar
G
Co
& Co
Lighting
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
•
(Walter)
County
50c
Jan
.%
23%
1
cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kir by Petroleum
Jan
73%
5
•
6 V%
100
Electric
General
71;!
Jun
Aug
4%
5
Co
convertible
General
Aug
4'/a
11*
Acceptance Corp
Alloys Co
General
4'/a
62%
64%
V4
_1
1.25
5%
General
4
bearer
...
Co
preferred
Gellman Ml'g Co
Mines Ltd
Kings
May
480
—
£1
reg
Brewing.:
:
Gatineau
3 it.
6,400
.
•
ord
new
v
&
Kiddc
25% Mar
Jan
9,700
France—
(Geo A)
.
1A
f 4%
V/a
64%
•
Brewing Co
(Peter)
418
21% Aug
25,300
Low
5
Key Co common
Jan
iu6
9%
~7%*
1
American deposit receipts
Fort
Fox
4
>/8
4%
Shares
*
lnc
Kenwell Oils
Ltd—
oi
Co
Kennedy's
32 % Mar
May
66% x€8 '.a
414'
Canada—
dep rets
Motor
500
,V A 2 'A
1
non-voting
voting-
Motor
Amer
.
of
4
67
2.50
Co
2
i'ii
4'A
10
lnc
H>
2
■
Ltd
Flying Tiger Lines lnc
Ford
21%
25c
Association
Firth
Instrument
Ltd
for Week
Mar
4%
Petroleums
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
33 %
-t
Exchange
High
Jan
f
.«
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
:V~
Federated
28
American Stock
F
Fargo
AUGUST
STOCKS
r
2
33
%
Eureka ripe Line common
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
f.'iQh
2
preferred
Esquire Lnc
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
American Slock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Feb
H
Laboratories lnc
Haelan
Hall
Lamp Co—
Electric
Harvard
Brewing Co
Hastings
25
Hazeltiue
Hearn
*
Class
Henry Holt & Co common
convertible
—1
& Co
preferred—.
class
A
lnc—
(Geo
Horn
5%
3%
Feb
6%
Feb.
9
Jun
7%
Feb
9
Jun
&,
-
1,800
ll1/.
Jan
12
4,400
12%
Jun
16'A
2%
Jan
11%
11
> May.
•
'
—
—
'
18%
--
100
70
134
•
100
.
200
18%
26%
26%
591/4
59
4%
Securities
•
4%
Products
5
31%
107
9,000
59
Aug
74%
600
3
Aug
4%
100
33
1,200
4% May
20%
Jan
Feb
Co
Muskogee
Zinc
Co
17%
common
V
17
19%
American dep
Imperial Oil
of
Muter Company
Jan
Indianapolis
capital stock—*
of
North
International Cigar
International
Preferred
5
Ireland—£1
Pwr & Light 4%
5
Machinery
—*
50
Metal
Petroleum
International
Products
Industries
Fireman
Irving
A
37
Jan
National
Mfg
Jan
ll'/a July
National
6% May
7%
83
Jun
100
80
Apr
100%
20'A
—
30
20 'A
50
20%
Jun
107-
106%
--
300
25
Feb
23%
5
12%
11%
12'A.
2%
2%
2%'
Co—
&
;
—
v t c
Chute
National
Phoenix Industries
National
Presto
Jun
103
6.300
,
500
2,600
100
•
'nr
&
32 %
Jan
30%. Mar
National
10
Apr
12%
5%
Jan
800
3%
--
3%
200
1
10c
84
Jan
15%
12
Jan
3% July
5%
Jan
3%
1,000
3%
Aug
128,400
1%
Aug
July
17% Mar
"lis
17,100
ljj Aug
3'A Mar
16
1%
1
4%%
oaee
pfd
100
3%
—
1
3%
95 'A
4
14.000
20
3
95'A
Le
Mur
Aug
14%
Feb
50
96%
Jun
2% May
3%
23
Apr
Jan
17% Mar
114
4%
Mar
Jan
2%
2,900
23%
28 Tb
100
25%
Jan
1,000
7%
Jun
9%
Jan
Jan
42%
Jun
8
32'A
T'A
27
100
7
1,000
5%
6% July
33% Mar
8% Mar
5 % July
5%
6'A
3,800
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
2%
Jan
&
12,900
8,600
13%
13%
14'A
2%
13 Va
Jan
17
2%
10,800
ID
Jan
3
Jan
2%
44,800
1 %
Jan
3
July
2
ll'/a Aug
13'A Mar
11%
11%
10'A
10'%
900
16'%
17%
3,700
12
Jun
17
17
18'A
1,800
13'A
Jan
21
Mar
18%
13%
300
17
Jan
20
July
25
25
200
25
Apr
27%
4
500
25
3%
2'A
22
4'A
2 V4
4'A
9
1
1 li
3%
Jun
10% Mar
18
2»A
Apr
3
20%
Jan
25%'
300
4'A
Aug
2
13,100
A
A July
1,280
113'A 114
110%
Jun
Aug
Jan
4% Mar
400
4%
2
9*/u July
1,300
2%
22
22
**
300
4%
Jan
Apr
Jan
21,1 May
115%
Feb
3'A
1
8%
3%
1,400
2%
Jen
4% May
8'A
8%
100
5%
Jan
10'A May
1% July
Auction
&
1%
1%
32,700
1 Va
48
47%
49'A
5,400
47 %
1
Land
15
15
16'A
6,900
15
Aug
1
1
l'A
6,700
1
July
Jan
62% Mar
Aug
10% May
28
28
28%
350
25
Apr
28% Mar
7
May
1%
57
*
common
York
York
common
•
Honduras Rosario
10
Co
New York Merchandise
York
Jan
200
A
2'/a
17'A
50c
Co
Co
New
Founders
16% Mar
1
Chem
Arizona
Co
Jun
25
&
Mining
Process
2% Aug
2%
14%
ll'/a
20
Zinc
Park
New
Jan
10'A
1
convertible preferred
Mexico
New
3%
2'A
_2%
17'A Mar
400
14'/a
2'A
Mln
Aug
4%
2%
113%
Idria
15
200
15
4%
14%
40c
New
Jan
.
^100
New
5% Mar
—
Shipbuilding
shares
1
—
—
10
7%
7%
7'%
250
1
23%
22%
23%
900
l
9 Va
Jun
Jun
60%
23
Jan
May
1% Mar
9
Feb
Corp—
3r>
3% Mar
5.400
16%
32
7'A
5% Mar
3% July
102
Jan
5% Mar
2%
7%
8
■
Dominion Oil Ltd
Jan
105
1
25c
10c
2
30o
2.50
New
5'A Mar
5%
■*
July
■
1
common
Co common
New
95%
—
England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New British
1
4 % %
3 %
.
Corp
tnotnor»»s
Nestle
Apr
Aug
May
1%
•
15c
Ltd
National Union Radio
Jan
10%
3''a
~2%
Car
1
*
1
-*
Products
Aug
2% May
New Jersey
lnc
Electric
Transit common...
Jun
Aug
K
Gas
Steel
New
Kokenge Co
Motors
Starch
21%
1
Kaiser
Machinery
Rubber
National
xll3'A Mar
6%
12%
11%
—
16'A
101
2%
169
Jan
37% Mar
17 % July
--
16'A
3%
Jan
4%
300
3%
Jan
96% Mar
34% May
125
1,100
__
3%
96% Mar
103%
-1
10
lnc
National Research Corp
Mar
National
80
11%
Jun
157
Jan
4'A Aug
4
Industries
National Radiator Co
Neptune Meter
1
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kansas
Stores common
Ltd
&
Feb
Jan
>
Jeanuette Glass Co common
Julian
*
Mar
27
•
——1
O'Mahoney
common
Petroleum
6%
J
Jerry
Hess
Gas
Jun
600
21%
lnc
Air
Fuel
Jun
89
21%
Manufacturing
1
Co
Bellas
National
9%
87%
—1
Service
3.90preferred
Iron
Milling
Jan
28'A
88%
capital stock.*
Investors Royalty
Ironite
20%
85
.
Jun
5
5
—
Jun
2%
2%
5
July
Jun
34%
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
100
"
85
96
88'A
2%
15
—1
lnc
10,000
11
10
,_50c
National
series
International
Public
31%
11
pfd—100
America
International
Iowa
29%
11
86
89%
57%
Jan
90'A
34'A
Corp
Nacbmaii
5%
29%
2%
Jan
N
38% Mar
Hydro-Electric—
$3.50
—
common
Jan
National
Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit &
12% July
29% July
100
2%
.2.50
.
receipts registered—£1
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco
Insurance Ct
6,000
25 % Mar
4 Va Mar
5
National
Illinois
89%
90
34'A
.—.5
common
Namm-Loeser's
Imperial Chemical Industries—
103'A Mar
Jan
8,800
99
.1
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Mar
>•
Jun
22
4,600
4%
1
Murray Ohio
Jan
30
23%
32%
3%
_
15%
500
31
89%
lioc
lnc
Muntz TV
Feb
25% July
'
31%
152
10
3%
Hygrade
Aug
24%
4
_
5% Mar
33% Mar
Aug
4%
1,800
__
24%
31
Jan
11
50
ll'/a
4%
Jan
Mar
3'A Mar
30% Jun
300
31
11
•
Products
Metal
Clemens
5%
xlOO
5
31
.—.1
Corp of America
Plan
17% Mar
29
Aug
—4
cumulative preferred—
2.50
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills
.7.25
Mountain States Power common...
..100
Mountain States Tel & Tel
i
Jan
131
2%
6%
46% Mar
200
/
60%
3
Mt
Jan
16
Jan
18% July
99% Aug
26%
5
15
13% July
1,500
cumulative
Morris
3% Mar
44
•>
Hydro-Electric
Food
100
11%
2%
*
Jan
1,400
3
2%
cumul preferred
Jun
13 %
5
Manufacturing Co
.
Aug
12
2%
Refining capital stock—*
&
Lock
Hurd
2%
11%
preferred—————100
Humble Oil
500
2'/a
..100
preferred
series B...100
..100
4.50% preferred scries C
....1
Monroe Loan Society com class A_
Montgomery Ward & Co class A —
*
Moody Investors participation pfd_
4.40 "In
9% May
300
Feb
11
4.80%
Feb
71% Mar
2 %•
132
(Harvey) lnc common
99
20%
..100
pfd—
5%
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahcla Power Co—
21% Aug
7%
xl'3'A
Baking Co—:
*.
Apr
July
500
Missouri Public Service common...
Jan
90 %
24%
Canada
& Light
Pwr
24%
..50
.
14% May
68% July
7% Jan
200
9'/a
Minnesota
400
24%
.50c
common
of
Corp
Mining
May
7%-
2%
•
common—
12%
27
Jail
Co
I
1,650
5'/a
1
convertible preferred
4% "/,<
Jan
Jan
Wohl
Miller
Feb
18 %
60
—•
—
A)
Hardart
Hubbell
7% July
4%
•17%
700
92
-
9%
xl3 14
---5
—1
& Co——^15
Hardart
&
25
-
2.50
—
Holophane Co common—.—j.
Hormel
Horn
1,900
TO
Holly Stores Inc.
&
8':,
22 la
30
2'%
.1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines—.
Horder's
Aug
2014- 20%
*
<Rl
Aug
3%
90%
—10c
Products
Steel
Higbie Mfg Co common—
Hoe
22%
300
13 %
"
5%
700
Jan
13%
5'A
5
Piping Co
Mid-West Refineries
Jan
50
26
13
13
_50c
Mid-West Abrasive
Apr
2%
3%
8
—___i———10G
100
—
5%
12%
23%
22 %
2
common
preferred
Jun
Jan
Jun
MOO
26
shares
Midwest
Feb
9%
500
2%
•
SVa% preferred
Hercules
4
Aug
2
ll'/a
%
3%.
_*
A
Heller Co
4%
3%
Rubinstein common
500
1%
Aug
Products—
Steel
1101:-cum dividend
Co common
$2
Midvale
53% Mar
22%
22%
5
_25c
common.
Hecla Mining Co
Helena
2
414-
11
10c
19%
Jan
1%
Midland
Jan
5% Mar
Jun
50
2,400
3'/a
Jun
14 %
140
1%
4
-—1
—
Corp—
Dept Stores
51%
114
4
—i—2
Mfg Co
Bakeries lnc
Lithographing Co
Hathaway
Havana
1%
—:
18
51
5114
1
Light
1% July
4
50
13
Bridge Co Ltd
Hartford
1.100
2,400
2
4
5
"4
4%
2
_1
—
_
Hamilton
I
15%
Jan
23%
Aug
f
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(786)
...
Monday, August 31, 1953
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Niles-Bement
Niplssing
Noma
Lites
Amer
North
16
16%
16
Products
Rayon
Northeast
20'% Mar
Aug
2% Mar
1%
3,800
13/8
3 %
3%
3%
1.800
3 V'4
Vb
Vb
1 3/4
25
ftj
1,300
500
2'%
9,500
19'%
41
2
5,600
1 'V4
42%
500
1 3-4
41
$3 preferred-50
2
ic,
hi
19
9
~3 %
1
3%
3%
'%%
4
93
•
;—
1{2
19
May
27
1,600
Va
3
Jan
Apr
% May
223
Aug
Mar
4
4 %
Jun
92
87'% July
20 78
Jan
3% Mar
44'%
3'% Aug
40
25%
-
—
Jun
Jun
82 %
S3
pfd—100
Corp
'%
l3/4 May
41
1,700
,
50
Serv
Selby Shoe Co
—
bcntinei Radio Corp. common
Corp
Seton Leather common-—
Shattuck Denn Mining——
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Sherwin-Williams common
preferred
4%
common
Rights
o
1%
50o
Ohio
Brass
Co
Ohio
Power
4%s preferred—
100
Ltd
Oklahoma
Okonite
Natural
•
common
Gas
Company
—7.50
common
40c
cumulative
Oliver
United
Omar
class
180
95
Jun
2%
800
2'%
Jan
107
2'% Aug
3'%
Jan
Singer
Singer
|19'/4
19'%
19
Va
2,100
18
Jun
20%
Apr
80
80
82%
850
63
Apr
82'%
Aug
B
900
9 V*
Jan
16 Vb
Jan
Smith
700
6
Jan
6%
Feb
8onotone
—•
1
250
163/4
5%
5%
1,000
19%
19%
50
18
39
40
350
17%'
17%
17%
300
5
Amer shares-10a
Securities
17
163%
%
19%
1
Aug
23 Va Mar
Can
Co
Pacific Gas
5%%
common
1st
pfd—25
1st
preferred
1st preferredredeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series
tj%
25
25
——
b%
5%
4.80%
Pacific
red
1st
25
Public Service
$1.30
1st
Jun
52'%
Jan
Southern California
16%
Jun
193%
Feb
original preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
4.56%
convertible preference—
4.48%
convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
Southern Pipe Line——.
Southland Royalty Co
.—1
.
pfd
8
B
Penn
28% Mar
Jun
28%
200
25%
500
25% Jun
23% Jun
170
91%
101%
2%
8
220
3
9%
2,000
pfd
4%
4%
57
3%
6%
12%
Pneumatic
Scale
Mining
&
36
3%
Corp "of
4
Jun
53
Jan
3%
200
6%
1,400
Inc.
25 '%
67 '% J uly
2 Va
Feb
5 % Mar
60
Feb
4% Mar
Aug
12 '%
Jun
15
July
14% Aug
26% May
5% Feb
July
101%
50
95
Jun
36
17%
36
Feb
Jan
7 %
May
5%
Feb
14% Mar
108
Jan
35%
Jun
6U0
3%
Feb
64
65%
600
59% July
70 % Mar
14
14
100
13
16%
%
5%
3%
113
2
5%
400
3 "/a
3 Vh
1,000
18%
—
18%
100
"l%
2
"ll3
4,200
2%
2,800
69%
860
32 %
600
8
8
400
2%
2%
100
20
20
3%
21
75
3%
1,400
6%
*
3%
6%
1,600
34
200
110
110
35
110
10
40
9
8%
40%
150
9
300
Jun
4%
Jun
3%
Jan
17% July
1%
Jun
2
Aug
57%
Jan
30%
Aug
7% Aug
2%
Aug
20
Aug
3% May
6 % Aug
3 v''B
110
an 1
July
41% Mar
3 %
7
4
21%
2%
Jan
Feb
Aug
May
Jan
38%
11
3'%
Feb
23% Mar
4%
Jan
8V4 Mar
40% Mar
112
Jan
37%
Jun
44%
Feb
8%
Aug
10V2
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
10 %
10%
1,200
3%
3%
3%
12,600
1%
Apr
3 la
1
1%
Aug
1%
1%
1.400
1%
Apr
2'%
8
8'%
400
7%
Apr
9% Mar
9
9'A
1,400
8
Jun
9%
97%
97%
25
90
May
28%
29%
600
•
Public Service of
Colorado—
4Vt% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
(The) Corp
:
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts
Corporation
9
common—"
Inc
Sterling
Btlnnes
(Hugo)
Ray
Cement
Die Co
Portland
Superior
Tool
6van
Talon
Inc
&
Feb
inc
com
97%
•
25 %
_8
14%
14%
100
14
10
Manufacturing
29%
30
200
22TA
Jun
101
Feb
30% Mar
July
19 % Mar
Apr
34% July
Jan
1,400
65
Jun
76%
Jan
102
40
102
96%
Jun
105
Feb
Feb
19
17%
3%
3%
';
600
July
21%
16
'Jan
171/4 Mar
Jan
3%
Feb
4,300
'
24,800
21'%
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
1/64 Aug
Aug
Jan
32'% Aug
5 %
900
4%
Jan
13%
14%
1,600
12^a
Feb
173/B Mar
35%
37%
2,800
35%
Aug
42%
3% July
18'% Jan
4'%
19%
100
4%
3,000
10%
1,500
9%
4%
53% Mar
20
Jan
9%
Aug
600
900
34
50
40
27
27%
200
26
32%
100
31 Vb
11
Jun
45%
Jan
Aug
5% Mar
Jun
6%
6 %
35%
Jan
Mar
8% Mar
40'%
Jan
May
48
Jan
Mar
28% Mar
Jun
353% Mar
30%
30:%
100
28'%
Jun
24%
300
22'/a
Jun
26u/8
22!%
Jun
24%
5'%
Jun
8
Jun
49
4oo
33% Mar
Feb
Jan
5%
6%
41%
41%
41%
100
5%
5%
5%
1,100
1%
^%
191/2
%
1%
33,900
'Vb
Jun
4%
6,200
4'%
Aug
Aug
2%
4 Vb
6V4
Apr
19%
19'%
100
19 V8
Jan
20%
Apr
100
13
Aug
17%
Feb
1,800
38
Jun
41% Mar
38
xi •"»(.
F''I)
Jan
f
Mar'
7% May
3% July
5'%
Jan
14%
14 Va
39 %
41
16%
24%
13
16%
18 %
9,500
11
Jan
18',4
Aug
24 %
25%
2,000
20% .Jan
25%
Aug
12%
13%
6,500
12'%
16% Mar
12%
12%
13
8%
9
3%
3%
4%
4
3 %
31%
31%
500
2%
2%
500
2'%
16 Vu
Jan
18
15
%
15 %
100
14%
Jan
183% May
9
%
9%
100
8Vb
Jan
9% Mar
3%
2 '%
Jun
300
12 '%
Aug
15% Mar
600
8 Vb
July
10% May
1,700
3'%
Aug
6%
Feb
%
300
6%
Jan
2.200
4%
2%
Jun
3 VB
Jun
4 Va
Ft- o
29'% May
34%
Jan
33%
Jan
;
15%
Jun
Mar
3'%
Aug
50
20 Va
Jan
8'/a
8%
900
6'%
Jan
93/4
Apr
30 Va
100
28
Jun
31%
Jan
18%
300
17%
Feb
20 V*
Feb
4%
8%
500
18
__
5,600
3 %
21%
30%
8%
2%
3%
21'%
F'eb
8%
32 %
B
B
12
12
13
9
2,600
33'%
575
3%
3
1
1,100
12
100
2
Jan
3'% Mar
4
5'%
3
Feb
Jan
9
8% Aug
x27%
Jan
23% Mar
Aug
33% July
Aug
10 va
4
Jan
Jan
16
Mar
T
class A
B
Class
common
common
12%
Tobacco
12
Jun
800
11%
Jun
15
Jan
600
40
Jun
48
Aug
15'%
16'%
7,500
14%
Jun
26%
26 Vb
26%
300
25%
10%
10%
11%
3.600
10 Va
19%
18'%
19%
1,200
17
7 %
Feb
3l'/4 May
1734
Aug
July
6
VB
18%
Jan
18
200
16%
39%
300
35%
Apr
Jun
8% Aug
Jun
38%
Jan
28'% May
1?% Mar
19% Mar
I
40
5% July
May
500
Jan
50
48%
Jun
Mar
% Mar
58
Feb
3 V,
3%
2,200
3%
Aug
4%
Jan
92%
92%
75
85%
Jun
97'%
Jan
1%
1j/B
400
1%
1
*
Ltd
1
Corp
Trl-Continental
U
49"%
70c
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Oils
49 %
6
100
preferred
Toledo Edison 4%%
Empire
1,600
17'% May
105% Jan
17%
38%
I Amer deposit rets del registered—as
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Lux
7%
100
Ltd—
ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets
Trans
17%
Jan
May
95
17%
15'%
Trust Co
Tobacco Security
Trans
100
13
47 %
15%
5
Stocks
Allied
&
12%
12'%
47
•
Technicolor Inc common
—1
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
•
Thew Shovel Co common
8
Thlokol Chemical Corp
1
Thor Corporation common
20
Thorofare
Markets
Inc
25c
Tllo Roofing Inc
1
Tlshman Realty & Construction—.—1
Electric Co common
Tampa
warrants
1%
2 Vb
*
2%
Feb
2 Vb
2 is«
8,800
2%
Aug
4
Jan
3%
1.200
2 78
July
4
Jan
3%
4
39.400
3%
Aug
5'%
Jan
•
Inc
Jun
3Va
-
3%
True Temper Corp
Power
44
39%
Trunz
Quebec
May
8%
24%
IB
Toklan Royalty Corp
100
37 v4
32%
27%
—•
25c
1
*
Oil Corp
Finch
1,000
69 %
45
——1
common—
Drug common
Supermarkets Corp
superior
39 %
68%
6%
•
5
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S)
& Co
Run
—
—
(J
Sunrise
—
Co common—
B)
Stetson
Aug
38%
34 %
5
—1
10c
—>—1
Products com
Brewers Inc
Engine Co
Sterling
Jun
•
Providence Gas
Co
Corp
Starrett
& Co
9%
1
*
1
1
1
1
*
5
•
Standard Tube class B
(A)
73% Mar
14
1
Common class B
8teln
Jan
Aug
4%
10
preferred
—.—
Standard Power & Light common
Sterling
5
11% Mar
4%
19 v2
—•
2.78
1
Packaging Corp
Convertible
Sterling Aluminum
Mar
10
Standard
Products
100
29 %
20
1
(Ky)—
Oil
Jan
Mar
1
Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
1
Standard
Standard
4,000
Jan
¥i
17% Mar
1.200
5
25
25
—1
5
common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Jan
Mar
10%
10
Co
Corp
Standard-Thomson
5%
16%
14
35%
1
3 % Mar
75
I
.
Brewing
Standard
Jan
6%
Jun
14 Va
21%
25
25
25
25
Spencer Shoe Corp
Btahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging
%
100
Apr
15% May
Edison—
b%
Feb
'
15
Jun
30%
—2.50
Jun
1,050
64%
•
common
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines
21 !%
Jun
12
31'%
100
3% Aug
Jan
3%
3
2.50
common
Apr
67% July
1% Feb
9,400
66%
10
103%
Apr
12%
68%
,_25o
Canada
12%
36
1
8% 1st preferred
Pratt & Lambert Co.
Prentice-Hall
6%
3%
•
common.
Jun
25
'
5
Co
3% May
13% Mar
Aug
14,000
50
Alexander common
8
4%
57
101
1
common
2% July
97 %
17
5
100
1
Aug
12%
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Jan
102-
17,600
600
Plnchtn Johnson Ltd Amer
shares—10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
101 %
1%
3u0
——
Jan
Jun
24%
1%
14
—•
Jan
Jan
Jun
100
14%
4— — 1
28%
27%
102%
Jun
20%
14%
2
Jan
96
52,500
2.50
common
Water & Power Co_
Pyrene
jun
UVa
Boys (The)—————
—1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle
Corp-—
2.50
Phillips Packing Co_
—•
Phillips Screw Co
:
10c
Pierce Governor common
Power
25%
25%
96%
100
•
1%
Pep
Powdrell
700
1
Co
Corp
Power & Light 4%%
Polaris
Jan
•
—
Traffic
Pennroad
Penn
Jan
31 %
—2
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills—
Patican Co Ltd
1
Penn
34 %
•
(C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Motors Corp
1
Park Chemical
Company——
1
Parker Pen Co class A——
2
Jan
Jun
26
20%
vtc—2 Bol
Paramount
16%
Jun
*
A)
Jun
27
100
j
(C
12
90
3
common—
36
94
100
South Coast Corp
South Penn Oil Co common
25%
*
Manufacturing common
Boss
9 Vb Mar
203/4 May
1,800
26%
—
Jan
30%
300
27
26
94
1
Pantepeii Oil
Class
26%
26%
—
26%
100
2,200
-•
common-.
Petroleum
29%
common—^—*
preferred
Page-Kersey Tubes
Pancoastal
*
Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Pacific
29'A
32%
29%
25
preferred—
$4.40 div cum preferred——
$4.75 dividend
preferred
Northern
14
31%
A—25
preferred
Lighting $4.50
Pacific
14
31%
8
Electric <>%
&
Corp
7,70(J
va
■(
£1
•
1
1
H-1
12.50
July
0Ti
P
Pacific
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
(Howard) Paper Mills
Amer
6%
Aug
4%
3%
•
—1
*
20
Manufacturing Co—
9%
Aug
4%
Publications—-
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common—
Simpson's Ltd
common—
Jan
57'% Mar
9%
1
O'oklep Copper Co LLd
Overseas
101%
2'%
Jan
101
101
48
6'%
Inc
;
—
Jun
200
1
Telev
&
Inc
134
51%
7
preferred.;
Filters
Olympic Radio
300
51
25
Old Town Corp common
2
l3/4
90o
Oils
B
1 %
11%
4%
38%
68%
102
——
—
—
fiimmnns-Boardinan
Ogden Corp common
Okalta
—
Aug
2o0
13
13
1
High
is
15
5%
5%
13
4%
*
1
Ltd
Breweries
Sicks
%
15%
1
2,200
11%
1/64
Corp of America class A
Shoe
Silex Co
class
of Canada—.
Sherwin-Williams
Low
4 '/a
10c
Range Since Jan.
29,600
1%
1
11%
11%
—1
—20c
——•
5
*
25
-100
•
——•
B
line
class
BervomCchanisms
1
4%
Week
Shares
High
1
—
1
Control
Safety
Jan
Mar
98'% Jan
283,8 Aug
Jan
Sentry
Serrick
—
Pub
4 Vb
Aug
1
.12.50
Segal Lock & Hardware
Mar
Lid—•-
Airlines
North Penn RR Co__
Novadel-Agene
19
Jmy
3.400
1%
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North Central Texas Oil
Ind
15% July
16%
1%
for
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
16
I6V4
1
Metal
American
Northern
700
*
dep rets ord shares——
Is
Laboratories Corp———-—-X
Norden
r.nw
1
16
American Stuck Exchange
Range Sine© Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
—1
—-—
Inc
Non-Ferrous
High
B
common
Pond
Mines
28
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
Niagara Share Corp
AUGUST
ENDED
for Week
Sal© I'ric©
American Slock Exchange
FOR WEEK
Sales
Last
STOCKS
18%
18% xl9%
1,150
18 Vn
Jan
19% July
16%
Apr
18
1%
Jan
Jan
Co.
19%
Jan
21'% July
u
v.
R
Ulen
Railway & Utility Investment A—*
Rath
Pa!cklng
Raymond
Co common
Concrete
Pile
•
common
Reading Tube Corp class A
100
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
Rlce-Stix
"3%
45
48%
1.400
43 %
Feb
5%
Apr
6%
3%
Feb
4% Mar
3%
6%
6%
1,100
6% Aug
8 %
8%
2,700
5
22%
23 %
200
25 'A
*
Argentine
25%
100
1
Mining
Co
2
1
100
Amer dep rets ord
reg_
Rome Cable Corp common—
Inc
Rowe
(The)
Royallte
Oil
Corp
Co
Russeks Fifth
Ryan
Aeronautical
84
2%
83
2%
2,400
84%
80
8
20%
8
19 %
Co
9%
Feb
14%
Apr
1% Mar
22% July
25% Aug
28%
Jan
2%
2
2% Aug
July
2% July
82
Jun
Jun
20%
Aug
Jan
2%
Feb
94 %
7%
Jun
21'A
400
300
500
x37
Aug
1,700
10
Jan
14% Mar
12%
Jun
17% Mar
11%
12
13'A
14%
11,400
19% July
26
Mar
26 % May
43 % May
1.25
-
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
6
Jan
1
12
Jan
16% Mar
4% Mar
•
2%
2%
3
900
2% Aug
5%
1
Union
Investment
Union
Oil
5%
600
4%
Jan
6% Mar
6% Mar
Co
Union Stock
United
10c
Corp
Co—
Yards
Aircraft
of
Products
Milk
dep
Lawrence
Corp
Lid
common
Ltd
Schulte
Inc
(D
Inc
common
8cullin Steel Co common
Scurry
Oils
Seaboard
Ltd
Shoe
U
U
Western
Bros
14
Airlines
Inc
23%
c»r
nacTf
Apr
2'/4
17,400
5'%
300
4%
Jun
7%
2'%
Aug
2 34
May
2.400
11 Va
Jan
31'% Aug
Aug
10%
Jan
%
Jun
96
Jan
3834
50
8 %
8 %
100
7,400
25
6
May
43
Mar
7
Aug
13
Jan
4
Jun
235%
Jan
39 Vb
35 %
351/4
140
16
16 »/4
400
•
8
Foil
S
and International
B
38 3/8
2%
40%
Jan
38%
Jan
1%
19% Mar
2%
5.900
Jan
3%
18%
19%
2,600
14'%
Jun
20%
Aug
71%
800
52'%
Jail
72
July
34%
2,200
34%
Apr
43'%
Jan
8%
Jan
35
6
warrants
•
2'%
36
Jun
6
Feb
6
6 >/4
1,200
88
88'%
150
6V2
7%
3,500
1
2'%
2'%
100
Apr
2% July
50c
%
%
100
%
Aug
1%
400
41'%
Feb
1
,
common
Insurance
Products Co
Jun
341/4 July
Jan
68
•
Reclaiming Co
Consolidated
35%
14'/4
6'% Mar
19
1
Universal
4.000
Jan
68'/2
Securities
1st preferred with
U 8 Radiator common
Feb
li Mar
h May
38%
10c
Vb Mar
4%
_1
—•
$5
United Stores Corp
Jan
Apr
Jun
221
25
class
80
4%
35'%
Oil
6%
10
52
10
-J
10
common
Sugar
B
53
96 '/4 Mar
6'%
1134
2
30
234
150
2%
1,200
Aug
Jan
Feb
55
Aug
Va Mar
24%
Jan
Aug
3734
Jan
23/4 July
3'%
Jan
»l
I
29
23%
87'% July
29
Feb
900
1 %
Va
14%
1%
-
10,300
23%
24%
1,300
1 %
1%
7.000
6%
2'%
~5'%
38 Vb Mar
2
2%
7 Va
900
2%
500
•
—
k/stnofpt
Ml
1
—1
—
303/4
2 Vb
14
1%
1
2.900
Feb
Jan
7'%
88
25
Marclilnery common
Co
3%
9%
Jan
33/i
4%
3334
—1o
preferred
U 8 Rubber
300
150
100
Sharing common
Conditioning Corp
conv
734
94
10s
Specialties common
Air
7'%
93'%
•
common
U S Finishing Co—
14
3% July
26%
Lid—
Preferred
U S
400
100
preferred
United
1,700
73% July
7%
common—50c
rets ord registered
Profit
Utah-Idaho
34'%
5>/4
2%
1
•
2
—
50o
Securities Corp General
Seeman
1
1
A)
33%
2
—1
25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
1
Omaha
United NJ RR & Canal—
United
100
4%
20
United Molasses Co
Amer
2'%
31'%
4'4
31
•
A
Products
Universal
s
St
4
series
United Elastic Corp
United
2'%
4%
•
of California—
Universal
8apphlre Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
a,
Canada
preferred
$3 .75
United
38%
12
of
Jan
21%
13%
Gas
10%
19%
1,
Union
27% Mar
20%
x37
*
common
common
400
Corp
Chemical
Jan
Jun
7%
10
Ltd
Ave
2%
%
£1
:
Rotary Electric Steel Co_
Jan
23 Va May
57% May
1% July
50c
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v I. c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Field
300
%
Rio Grande
Roosevelt
Jan
3%
8
Inc
Richmond Radiator
Rico
45%
21 %
—-1
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
aJn
100
1
—
Co
&
4%
22%
1
Reda
(Robert)
3% July
22%
6.25
Class B
Rels
1
10
Realization
Unexcelled
—
—
2
July
1% July
23% Aug
1%
6%
Aug
2'%
Aug
Yeb
15'% May
2
Valspar Corp
$4
11'%
4
15 Va
„1
common—
convertible
preferred—,
Feb
Jail
Venezuelan
Venezuela
Feb
Vlnco Corporation
Feb
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
Vogt Manufacturing
Jan
•
II
Petroleum
Syndicate
Inc
6
6
6'%
400
VB
24%
500
20'%
21%
1
20c
3'%
3%
900
1
6
July
73/g Mar
76%
B
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co——.—
Jan
28
Jun
14 Vb
3% Mar
24!
a
21
3%
24
4 *!
5.000»
Jan
83
24%
Aug
30 ''4
163%
Jan
23'%
Apr
33%
Jun
5
Mar
14'%
Aug
8'% Mar
4%
4
5
800
27'%
5
10
28
150
26'% Aug
13%
14'%
200
13
July
May
Jan
35
(787)
Chronicle
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial
Volume 178
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
(
Low
BONDS
Low
Uign
1%
Waitt
ctfs
Wasatch
Webb
preference
Wentworth Manufacturing —.
West Texas Utilities $6 pfd
series
$6
Ltd
Western Homestead Oils
Western
Tablet
Stationary
Whirlpool Corp
5Vz'/o
conv
Wickes
Williams
Wilrich
5%
Aug
1(4
Jan
179
13
650
19
150
17
24
50
14 5A
15
1,500
700
4%
3,200
8'/2
8(4
300
5'A
5'A
100
Woodley Petroleum common
4%
1,000
Jan
lii
35/e Mar
2'A Aug
,5*225
11% Aug
14
105(4
Jun
Ltd
Wright Hargreaves
20
14(4
700
13(4
14Vz
600
14
Aug
38
39 Vz
2.300
38
May
44 Vz May
Jan
7'A July
3
May
3(4 May
2k
113
15
Jan
American
Stock
.
Interest
,
Exchange
Last
Period
•
8ale Priee
Elec
Bethlehem
Steel
Edison
Boston
6s
(not
included
A
Lack &
1st
N
mortgage
Water
Elmira
Lt
Bonds
Ercole Marrelh Elec
(/2s with Nov
A 6
(4s
5s
Nov
ex
5s
1940 coupon
1947 coupon
1
1961
Mountain Power
4s
(stmpd
ser
A7s
with
A7s
ex
"M," mortgage;
"w
w," with
1,"
when
Italian
at
1953
1953
Stock and Bond Averages
listed
A 1st
3
135
91
89'A
18
84
Indus¬
trials
65 Vz
95%
"
54
Mar-Not)
II
,
'
M
D
May-Not?
3s
Southern
Counties
81(4
80'A
93%
88
1960
series
s
f
75%
3s
95.57
95.95
93.92
95.32
95.62
95.89
93.77
95.27
99.47
50.38
103.94
95.83
95.47
95.93
93.73
27
95.24
265.68
98.41
50.25
103.39
95.85
95.42
95.87
93.65
95.20
—
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.
Gas
1971
140(4
47.08^
Wed.
26—__
79
98(4
Fri.
140
stocks
for
Aug.
!
100
AMedellin
7s
(Issue
1
2'4s
to
stamped
2008
Oct
1927)
1947*
Aug.
on
1953
21,
the closing prices of the common
for composite and by maior in¬
year
are
*
(1939
follows
=
100):
1953
Durable
187.6
—0.9
210.2
244.2
248.8
—1.9
259.1
185.4
234.6
216.4
220.7
121.2
208.0
240.1
—2.0
—0.3
—1.0
—1.5
242.0
125.2
213.8
268.3
216.4*
115.4
202.8
234.2
Goods
Service
and
120.8
206.0
236.5
,:
low.
80
98'A
99 Va
Transactions at the New York Stock
75
91
42
96
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
101%
97
95%
97
97
94
99
93
93
92
96
1
95%
15
97 Va
7
Week Ended Aug. 28,
95%
101%
93
102
1953
93
88
83
93
87
83
88'A
148
148
112'A
145
112
89
$2,010,000
$371,000
$5,000
$2,386,000
25
2,005,000
318,000
3,000
2,326,000
89
77
87(4
1,901,000
250,000
1,826,000
316,500
2,000
1,060,875
1,401,000
144,000
5,000
1,550.000
6,210,144
_
___
28—
Total—
$9,143,000
$1,399,500
$15,000
$10,557,500
of
93
8.
,
l
*85
*102 Vz
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
June-Dec
102%
—
99
102
102
*105
106(4
Sale Friee
1,399,500
64,640,840
15,091,100
458,366,000
427,379,400
$16,265,100
$523,689,840
$478,582,690
Industrial—.
Total
113
99 (4
101
Transactions at the American
Frlday'a
Bid & Asked
or
Stocks
High
Jan-July
*93 Vz
—
Bold
No.
Jsi. 1
Low
Week Ended Aug.
Wf#»
92
93
93
—
93
,
Mon. Aug.
Shares)
28,1953
24
25
Wed. Aug. 26
—
Thurs. Aug. 27
——
Fri. Aug. 28
__
—
68
Feb-Aug
98
98
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
*15
~4
88
17%
46%
*40
'
*67 Vz
43(4
Domestic
69
Foreign government
*63%
—
108,000
—
63%
63'A
63%
63'A
Total—
44,000
7.000
73,000
36.000
69,000
3.000
108,000
$185,000
$120,000
$74,000
1952
Jan. 1
1953
$379,000
to Aug. 28
1952
1,486,275
68,528,704
74.017,288
$538,000
$8,595,000
$7,921,000
120,000
210,000
7,022,000
74,000
124,000
12,048,000
3,727,000
$379,000
$872 000
$24,370,000
$18,479,000
Bond*
—
—
63,000
15,000
29,000
.
Poreign corporate
$63'A
2,000
29,000
37.000
$185,000
49
42%
63%
--
Bond*
1,999,795
of shares.
«3
46%
__
Btocks—No.
Total
$46,000
Week Ended Aug. 28
99%
Bonds
$1,000
43,000
469.845
371.830
1,999,795
Corporate
$5,000
$40,000
1953
46%
Bonds
101
12
17
3a0,540
383,395
384,185
Government
69
Total
99%
101%
*100
Bondt
•
—
*67'A
Domestie
o/
Range Blnee
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Bonds
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's Range
Tues. Aug.
May-Not
April-Ocf
$1,174,000
9,143,000
$10,5o7,500
and
112
*93 Vz
June-Deo
601,000
50 504.240
104
106%
*99(A 102
Last
$98,050
648,000
$15,000
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
*30
216,933,903
236,915,430
$35,000
Government
28
1952
1953
4,533,123
Bonds
i
U.
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1952
6,210,144
shares
2,144,500
—
Week Ended Aug. 28
Btocks—No,
International
June-Dec
2,151.000
■
1.059,920
1,293,430
148
*30
Sales
1,321,229
Thurs. Aug. 27
Fri. Aug.
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
150
*142
'
101'A
Government
Bonds
1,474,690
Wed. Aug. 26
98
90'A
98
Totnt
Bank
Bonds
and Miscel.
Bonds
Shares
24_
Mon. Aug.
Tues. Aug.
95
United States
foreign
Railroad
Stocks
Number of
*82
,
Exchange
95%
*84
Feb-Aug
May-No®
Low
186.0
211.1
186.0
Goods
Finance
147%
21
79
April-Oct
1958
219.6
216.4
—
High
207.0
235.6
Change
—1.3
—1.5
192.4
190.0
Manufacturing
Trade,
Aug. 14,'53
Aug. 21,'53
1953
June-Dec
1951
prices based
with the preceding week and with highs and lows
current
tNew
90
93
,
:
6'As stamped
(Plan A)—
(Peru)
of
30
as
the
Mining—
*94
May-No®
Mcnrtgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A 78
45.06 May
103
*93%
April-Oct
Period
& Waterways—
614s stamped 1952
stamped
ended
week
Utility
85
130%
140'A 140'A
96'A
Feh-Aug
Stuck Exchange
reduced
49.67 Jan
____
90
95'A
Interest
5(4s 1955
AExternal 5s 1953
Interest
1952
for
Low
dustry groups compared
101
__
Union—
External
City
High
45.66
28—__
Transportation
103%
*92
__
Jan-July
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
ALima
Range
46.74
Index of stock
the
Non-durable
98
87
Low
Maranhao
2
17
SEC Index of Stock Prices
104
99
,
1959
85 %
100
93
.
*94(4
Friday
Port
49.80 Feb
44.99 Jun
47.05
Aug.
1953
for
Range
High
Low
47.40
24
25
85%
90%
101 'A
*90
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feh-Ang
Aprll-Ocf
1973
B
BONDS
AExternal
Closing
.
Aug.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Danzig
'
:
.
*30
1962_Jan-JuZz/
Mar-Sepf
lan-July
3'As 1970_.
(Calif)—
debentures
American
95.31
95.87
95.80
97
*85
1981__-May-Not?
_■_
Gas
Newspaper
conv
88%
*97(4 100
Jan-July
1998
Corp 3s
.
6s
59'A
53
77
23
98
*95
——_
Industries—
1946
Terni
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6'As with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6(4s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
United Electric Service Co—
A7s with Dec 1 1940 coupon 1956
A7s ex Dec 1
1947 coupon 1956
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
A5s income debentures 1954
Washington Water Power 3(4s 1964
West Penn Traction 5s I960
Western
93.95
104.65
104.22
90'A
127%
86
Gas Co—
stamped
2nd
95.93
95.51
50.61
102
79%
(Hugo)
A7-4s
95.86
Bonds
50.42
Composite
34
100% 101 %
1960—April-Oct
(Hugo) Corp—
3rd stamped
1946
A7-4s
6tinnes
106.20
50.79
"•"-40
75 %
76
68
*139
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970-—Feb-Aug
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
May-Nou
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
April-Oct
Stinnes
ities
v
99.71
26
106(4
75'/e
,
100'A 101
101
Jan-July
1976
1976
California
mortgage
Rails
100.07
Thurs. Aug. 27
__
*86
April-Oct
1947 coupon
Southern
1st
Ralls
for
__
*91
Jan-July
1973
C
series
3(As
1
54
*30
__
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
ref
trials
•
Jan-July
series
Util¬
Stocks
Percent
ctfs
1953
6 (4s
50-year 6%
debentures
Harbor Water Power
and
Grade
266.51
63
77
93
99
54
$85
1952
1963
Safe
1st
Grade
102.78
Trust—
1963
Public Service Electric &
2%s
1
90'A
90 Vz
*95
1952
coupon
Hydro-Electric Co—
Oct 1 1940 coupon
A
Indus¬
268.70
_____
The SEC
with
series
65
*30
II
June-Dec
Jan-July
trust
to
1
Becond
Util¬
'
Power Co Ltd—
Oct
-
271.93
—
24
101
75'A
*85
May-Nor
1970
3 V4s
103
*103(4 105
1953
ex
First
roads
25
68(4
56
97
*99
A6 (4s
60
66%
59
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
A6(4s
August
10
'267.45
August 21
August
TStsI
10
Total
ities
Rail¬
Date
91%
*84%
3(4s
10
10
18
20
96%
extended to 1963
_____Jan-July
Ohio Power
1st mortgage 3'As 1968
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3$ 1971
;—
-April-Oct
Piedmont
-Bonda-
Stocks
30
150'A
7
*96
Mar-Sept
coupon
6s
4%
mortgage
6(4s due
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
the
are
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
NtiM
93 (4
136
J58
May-Noc
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric
"w
102%
RR—-
Valley
Extended
New
1947
Realization
Superpower
Midland
issued;
Below
RR—
1940
1
1
cash
for
Transaction
r
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificate;
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
tive; "conv," convertible;
I
88 (4
Mar-Sepf
1970
liquidating
A6(4%
96 (4
May
1963
3%s
mod)
Nov
Nov
Power
Feb
93
Isarqp Hydro-Electric Co—
Italian
Low
Jan-July
.
Western
&
Guantanamo
range),
being traded flat.
in receivership.
Bank—
Mtge
stamped
Green
year's
§ Reported
Jan, 1
3
98%
135
136
JUap-Nov
1956
6%
Mlg Co—
1
Residential
Finland
In
Range Blnee
No.
HI 0*
98
Jan-July
1993
1965___
RR
included
(not
transaction
Tues. Aug.
1993
B
3(4s
&,
A 6
A
series
Fuel
&
6%
30
3%
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year'i range), d Ex-Interest,
included in year's range),
f Ex-dlstribution. g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
RR—
series
4s
4s
Gas
3
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
Division—
J
mortgage
A 1st
.
32
44
4
4
(not
Date—
1947-1978
of
Western
Lackawanna of
Eastern
June-Dec
A
bid
Authority—
series
revenue
Delaware
Quar-Feb
1970
series
4
4
year's range),
x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
in
*Friday's
August
Bald
Bid * Aakei
June-Deo
3(4s 1970—
l 1998
Aug
2%s
Transit
Chicago
33As
Power
Ben da
Friday's
or
Low
Appalachian
41%
29%
33
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
a
May
2(4
1}« Aug
8,200
*30
Jan-July
1919
n Under-the-rule
16(4 Mar
2
36%
30
39'A
39%
39%
__jan -July
Jan
100'A
6
5s
£1
•
deposit receipts
preference
value,
par
Odd-lot transaction
principal.
August
6%
43%
44
10
37
*42
Jan-July
Mar
Ltd—
(F W)
e
Feb
xl4%
k Aug
2%
98
34'A
37'A
36%
Mar-Sepf
._june-Dec
6(As
Government
6(4 Mar
Jan
Jan
14 %
38(4
2008
1997
Apr
14
—8
;
E
Mar
12'A
100
14 Vs
2 (4s
to
series
Apr
9
Feb
113A
1134
100
58
101%
May
3(4
6(4
13,700
Tfl
2
:
25
Feb
2(4
1
Woodall Industries Inc
Jan
Jan
11 Va
5'A
100
j
18(4
12
4(4 Jan
8
*100 % 102
96
—
1921
•No
Aug
Jun
22
22'A
A)
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Janeiro stamped (Plan A)—
reduced to 2%
2012
5'As
25% Mar
Jun
2%
25
pfd-
Mar
8
4»/2
22
4%
1
41/2%
A
Jan
19
133A Aug
600
8Vz
Mar
23 Vz
23(4 Aug
2'As
ARussian
34(4 May
12% Aug
18(4
8'A
Jan
Jan
200
Feb
reduced
f
s
de
Mar
13A
7(4
Jun
High
57 %
—
Jan
113
Jun
24
12%
12%
1
Lt
5(4
(Plan
Interest
Jan
12 Aug
2,000
32(4
Ltd
Pwr &
1 July
110
17,800
5,06
1
.
Rio
5
Jun
Jan. 1
Low
No.
*50
Sinking
Feb
May
189
Jun
X148
110
li'tf
22'A
preferred
American
{j
}g
•
!
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
Jan
5(4
common
Petroleums
Wisconsin
13'4
B
Inc
Brothers
Wilson
Jan
__
1
,
& Co
(R C)
Products
Willson
10
1
Corp
Corp
(The)
Jan
g'A
Co
&
River Oil
Wichita
AUg
6%
4
—25
preferred
(Win)
Whitman
Jan
,174
163 % 165
1
Inc
Slores
11 Vz
1,200
143,700
1
5
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Auto
14(4 Aug
750
4,700
J3
1931
Range Sinoe
Sold
High
(Republic of)—
Extl
334
20
10
Westmoreland Inc
White's
Peru
Jan
2%
stamped
Interest
Aug
1%
1%
•
com
Coal
Westmoreland
112
Apr
8%
1st pfd__100
Maryland Ry 1%
Western
&
—June-Dec
Parana
14 %
—•
Ltd
Western Leaseholds
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
1%
1%
•
lOo
•
1.25
„•
lOo
Corp
Knapp Inc
&
..
6s
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asiaed
,
8% Mar
8%
13 >A
1
warrants-
Sale Price
Low
33A Mar
Jan
1
30
cumulative preferred
Watch Co common
$2
105
__
1
Waltham
Ward Baking Co
8%
Va
8
•
100
ext
Bond Inc
&
500
Last
Period
HlgM
2(4 July
7% July
—•
voting
Baking
preferred
Wagner
Week's Rang*
Interest
AMortgage Bank of Chile
Co
Aircraft
28
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
w
Waco
AUGUST
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
ENDED
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Friday
—
3,536,000
——
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(788)
Monday, August 31, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED
AUGUST
>S
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
8TOCK8
Sale Price
Par
Tel
American
American Woolen
Anaconda
Edison
Boston
Elevated
Boston
__
100
Shares
Timken
Range Since Jan. 1
2,600
17 Vb
102
xl52
161%
Jun
16%
Union
Jan
33 Ve
316
31 Ve July
26% Jan
45% Feb
123% 12714
60
121% July
U
U
S
Rubber
———
_
30
1
High
46%
Jan
39%
Aug
45
11%
Jun
13V* Mar
195
62 %
JUll
72%
25
25 Ve
Jun
27
Jun
146
36%
Aug
44%
Jan
39 %
11%
12
65%
66
%
Feb
25%
25%
36%
37
—12.50
44 %
44 %
15
42
Jan
49% Mar
10
44%
44%
15
43%
Jun
48%
5 I
Co
36 %
*
Steel
S
39%
5
;•,
——
—.
Carbide
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
Low
*
Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison
High
Low
129% May
47Ve
47%
1,704
16%
16%
90
_
——
,
8%
8%
*
25%
25%
20
5
Trust—
Prop
Hecla
Service
Cities
47 Ve
100
new
Personal
&
16%
Shares
Aug
July
53%
Jan
16%
Aug
30
•—
——
—
Feb
11% Mar
Apr
(F W)
Aug
8%
Wool worth
:
Feb
13%
Westinghouse
46
Ry—
paid
$50
Maine
&
Boston
Calumet
--
for Week
154Ve 155%
for Week
Par
High
32%
«
100
25
Boston
Stamped
17
50
Copper
Boston & Albany RR
i
154%
»
—.—i
Range
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
Low
100
Tel
&
Week's
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
7%
71*
100
—
10
-
__
79%
146
81
70
25
7%
Jan
78% July
95%
& Co.
WATLING, Lerchen
9% Mar
Apr
Jan
Members
Eastern
Fuel
Gas &
Assoc—
10
10%
10%
228
9% May
13%
Jan
cumulative preferred ——100
65%
65 %
10
65% Aug
65 %
Aug
Common
4%%
new
series A_
preferred
1st
preferred class B
100
Inc common.....—'
19
Electric—-—-—
General
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Kennecott
Lone
Copper
Cement
Star
Central
Maine
new
Cos__
Service
England
New
37%
21
47%
20
76 V*
489
66
150
32%
64 %
182
61% July
28%
Apr
Feb
28%
Jun
34
112%
Aug
132
36
37 V*
332
34%
Jun
41%
Jan
18%
19
125
18%
Aug
25%
Feb
9c
9c
13%
13%
13%
113%
91c
92c
3,000
Detroit Stock
Jan
Feb
Feb
110%
Jun
115 V*
Feb
20%
Jun
33%
Feb
Allen
66c
Jan
1.00 May
Altes
Par
'
Rexall Drug Inc
Shawmut Asosciation
Stone
Webster
&
Torrington
19%
5%
—•
Inc
—
*
Co
19 %
264
20 Ve
26%
6
28
18%
—*
—
19%
19
300
23 V*
23%
70
26%
26%
100
Jun
5%
Jan
23% Mar
6% May
18% July
23'/* Jun
21%
Jan
28 %
37%
Jan
Lear Markets
Burroughs Corp
United
FrulL
United
Shoe
U
Vermont
&
Waldorf
Mass
_—
58%
Jan
Continental Motors
Jun
41
Jan
Davidson
25'/*
80
243*
Jun
31% Mar
xll%
10
101
45 3 *
269
105
July
12%
100
13
41 %
Mar
14
Jan
*
Jun
May
Edison
Detroit
Sale Price
Par
20
American Laundry
Champ
Cin.
Eiec.
&
12.50
Transit
Cola
19
50
—
class A
Jan
Aug
19 % May
17% Aug
26% Jun
Kaiser
31% Mar
19% Aug
Kresge
Jan
77%
4%
150
8
67
Aug
12
25
12
Feb
&
160
14 V*
125
67
Aug
13% Mar
54
May
26
July
95
30% Mar
Jun
Apr
16
Jun
Ve Mar
50
May
12%
44
50
42
% Mar
41%
41'/*
93
93
11
93
Aug
96
Mar
21%
22
125
21
Jan
23
.—
63
784
59%
Jun
G8%
*
36%
Randall
U
S
class
•
"B"
62
5
Printing common
20
Jan
Jan
20
20%
324
18
Jan
22
July
25
*
Lansing Stamping—
Masco Screw Products
American
Cyanamid
Radiator
10
25 %
200
23
Mar
27
Aug
154%
Steel
RR
43
Jar.
15 Ve
Feb
Jan
152%
jun
69 V*
Jun
76 %
Aug
32V* Aug
45%
22 %
—
23
23
435
23
4%
4%
57
5
--
58%
365
1,210
2.991
—
4%
—
3'/2
33/4
10
34%
34
35% '
360
34
13
12%
13%
141
12%
5%
6%
460
23%
23%
50
23%
11%
11 %
200
48%
49%
45
5 Va
Peso
*
-
48%
i
43
Aug
.
7%
25 Ve
—„—_
1%
'
Service
11 %
Aug
11%
Col
3%
.
34%
1
,
23%
34%
-
840
100
920
8%
11 %
4
23%
34%
(Fred
Prophet
•-
125
359
'
48%
Aug
57 %
Co
&
— —
Rudy
Manufacturing
50
23%
Aug
33%
_——
__
35%
Jun
41%
Jun
4% Mar
7%
Aug
8%
1 %
Jun
2% Mar
4
Jun
66%
68%
143
65% Aug
95 V*
Jan
Udylite
3%
3'%
Union
Corp
£?%
1
...
78%
95 V* Mar
Los
Aug
27% Mar
Jun
35%
Feb
July
2%
Aug
23Ve
33 V*
2
*2%
heu
3
22 7/e
Aug
27
! Friday
3%
4
Admiral
|
•
Aug
Alaska
32
50
30%
Jun
33% Mar
Aleghany
13%
13%
248
12%
Jun
15
Allied
23%
24 %
140
23% July
7%
7%
94
7% Aug
Jan
26% Mar
9%
Jan
*
—————10
Gold
Juneau
1
(Un)
Corp
;V>
4
Allis-Chalmers
(Un)
Airlines
American
Jan
4
Feb
6%
1,470
5%
Jan
7
Mar
18%
125
18%
Aug
231
1%
y
382
3%
(Un)
Jun
103
Aug
American Can
42%
42%
5
42% Aug
56
Jan
American
40%
88
39% Aug
47%
General
Electric
73
75%
175
66%
Apr
77%
American
Potash
General
Motors
57
58'/2
257
Feb
G5
57
Aug
12% July
69%
13%
13 %
Aug
•
98
98%
105
91%
Aug
Co
com
9Ve May
2 Ve
Jan
4
5%
5%
Aug
14%
21%
200
298
13 V*
Jun
12 %
7Ms
5
745
100
224
3
International
Harvester
♦
International
Tel
57
13%
*
Tel
<fc
Inc
13%
26
26%
55
26
Aug
15%
26 %
15%
40
15 Ve
Aug
33 V«
19%
*
Montgomery Ward
Co
National Cash Register
12
12
30
11%
Jun
13
*
Inc
57%
57%
16
57%
Aug
59%
*
54%
54 %
140
•
.
Distillers
18%
18%
45
53
17%
July
Jun
SS
1
&
& Refining
Co (Un)
Jan
American
25
11% July
14 Ve Mar
7%
5
American
Viscose
July
Aug
58% Mar
22%
Jan
f4
ft
a2%
a2%
50
a3'/2
10
aG.7% a67%
15
Jun
32%
2% July
3%
4% May
5Ve Mar
25
22%
22 %
50
20%
Apr
25 % July
37%
37%
11
35
Jun
39%
Armour
19%
20%
110
19%
Jun
46%
130
46%
Aug
37
22%
Aug
Jun
Feb
Steel
&
Co
Ashland Oil
46%
*
22%
24
Republic
»
46%
48 Ve
Steel
151
45%
Corp
Jun
74%
Jan
45 Ve
Aug
58
Jan
12%
Aug
15%
Jan
815
47
13% Mar
15% Mar
65
32%
Feb
36% July
-
a34 Ve
.
425
a35
a45Ve a46%
123
B.81
a30 % a 30%
55
*
;al3% al4 Ve
434 Ve
*
«
Vacuum
&
Ref
Southern
Co
Jan
Atchison Topeka & S F
Jan
Atlantic
29 Ve
Jan
Avco
50Ve
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
55%
Apr
60%
34%
Aug
43% Mar
Baltimore
34%
111
32%
Apr
37%
Jan
Bandini Petroleum Co—
Feb
Bankline
Feb
&
Oil
Ohio RR
14%
65
13%
Jun
16%
43
50
43
Aug
48% July
Barker
Jun
29 % Mar
Barnhart-Morrow
27%
28%
13
26%
see
page
45.
a32% a327/e
327
common
70%
72%
277
68
Apr
78%
Jan
Basin
33%
33%
35%
431
32%
Jun
38%
Jan
Bendix Aviation
Oil
(Un)
*15%
Feb
43%
Jan
160%
Jan
65%
Jan
77 V*
Aug
42
Aug
44%
Aug
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15
Apr
Mar
17*8
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Number 5251
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64
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27%
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Jan
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24% July
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29%
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34%
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Aug
a
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25% July
4%
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Richfield
6% Jun
100
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66% July
7% July
a35%
(Un)
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Rheem
600
1,249
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55% Mar
27
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(U11)
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38%
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(Un)
;
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Oil
Reserve
7%
3.75 May
Jan
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1
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(Un)
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Raytheon
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Dow
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&
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53% July
11% Mar
155
(Un)
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Pullman
Jun
133
24%
18'A Mar
6%
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37% Mar
6% Aug
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Philco
22% Feb
Feb
53% July
1
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150
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4
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75
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Feb
12%
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Pennsylvinia Railroad
20'A Mar
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Aug
13%
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66
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Paramount
41% Mar
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Apr
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79
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94% Mar
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Pacific
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25
25
Feb
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44% Aug
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2.95
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Mar
Jun
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&
Steel
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Kern
Corp
&
Power
Kennecott
Co
Gas
Lane-Wells
Lincoln
Lion
Oil
Lockheed
Loew's
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Martin
Menasco
Mfg
Merchants
&
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4434
100
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National
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New
New
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1
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&
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120
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Apr
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Chemical
Water
Union
Wilson
&
York
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& Tube
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242
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25
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160
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Jun
52
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24%
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220
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Jun
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45
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425
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28% Mar
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Mfg
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Jan
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300
—
25
50
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4% Mar
123
19%
26%
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common
(Un)
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26% Mar
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Mar
22%
24%
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Feb
33% July
21%
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Apr
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144
Va-Carolina
Jun
Jun
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Feb
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5
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Feb
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21
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May
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24
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Aug
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Jan
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55
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Jun
50
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120
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Jun
21%.
1
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Aircraft
Inc
Lorillard
Jun
102
20% Jun
Centurv-Fox
Twentieth
Jan
40
Jun
117
Warrants
Jan
1.35
80
Jun
90
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Tri-Continental
83% Mar
1
892
(Un)
Co
33
73% Aug
1,650
.
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1.05 July
26% Aug
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1
Petroleum
300
463
52%
124
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Jan
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5% Mar
1,200
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Trans World Airlines
54'A Aug
19%
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10%
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Libby McNeill &
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Jun
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Jan
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28% Mar
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54%
15
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■
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—
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■
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& Chem common
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Kaiser
—
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&
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1,450
0
(Un)
35% Mar
48
21% Aug
5,034
1.25
•
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Intex
23
1.25
Apr
Jun
'
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Nickel
International
21%
1.25
100
(Un)
Harvester
International
22%
1
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International
1
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—
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45;
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32%
44
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45
45
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Texas
'
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Gulf
Feb
41%
22 A
18%
9%
8%
4 /&
3 /4
27%
46
200
200
200
200
200
200
600
700
800
High
40
Jun
47%
Jtin
22%
Jun
26%
Jan
16%
Apr
6%
Feb
18% Aug
10% July
Jun
10% Mar
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4
July
3% Aug
5%
Feb
5% Mar
23%
Apr
30% July
45
Aug
59
Jan
V
3B
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(790)
...
Monday, August 31, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Stock
Kidwflfl
Friday
(Conh)
Exchango
Last
STOCKS—
Airlines
American
Can
(Un
Co
American
Cyanamid
Machine &
Rad
&
American
Tel
&
Co
Stand
San
46
28
Friday
Low
13%
34'.a
V
•
13%
Oii
Amurex
"inn
Co_
12%
Apr
15%
200
33%
Jun
36% Aug
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
50
Aug
Kansas
City Power & Light
24% Mar
Kansas
Power
46 7
a
400
43%
Jun
21%
21%
100
21%
Jun
154%
13'%
14
]
&
Light
4.700
13%
Jun
15%
Feb
Ashland
Oil
Atlantic
5
(111)
&
(Un)
(Un)
152%
Jun
161%
Jan
70%
Jun
77 %
July
Apr
La
16%
1.100
32%
300
32
10
34%
35%
600
9%
9%
1,900
13%
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,
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6
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9 % Mar
20%
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Corp
Corp
(George
W1
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Corp
45%
1
48%
Salle
Extension
34%
Aug
43%
Jan
9%
Aug
12% Mar
12%
200
28
Gas
Leath
$2.50
Works
Illinois
Pub
convertible
2
Foods
Co
Gas
Commonwealth
Edison
Power
Co
•
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Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-W'riglit Corp
j
Edison
12%
Jun
5%
Jan
6%
700
8%
Jan
11%
Feb
26%
26%
500
23%
Jun
27%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
150
2%
Aug
4
9
9
9
9
Aug
11
Jan
7%
Jun
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100
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3,900
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700
4
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66%
Aug
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Feb
Middle
Jun
1%
Jan
Hart
6%
Aug
57%
Jan
Minnesota
Mining
Jun
Missisippi
River
48%
100
15% July
19
11%
Jun
14% Aug
Missouri
19 %
1,250
17%
Apr
21
May
Modine
Mar
Montgomery
July
3%
Mfg
Jan
38
Ward & Co
400
12% July
17
Jan
National
14
Aug
17%
Feb
National Presto Industries
150
15%
Jan
17% May
National Standard Co
13%
300
12% July
15%
New
24%
600
33%
Jan
North
American Car Corp
23%
400
26 %
Aug
North
American
22 % Mar
3%
100
23% Aug
23% July
3% Jun
19%
20 %
600
18 %
37%
Kelvinator
Nash
Mar
Feb
Corp
Distillers
York
5% Mar
(Un>
Jun
Northern
States
37%
Apr
42'% Mar
Northwest
17%
Jun
20% Mar
Nunn
35 %
35 %
37
400
31 %
Jun
41%
19%
20
126
17%
Feb
21'% Mar
59%
59 %
150
59%
Aug
63%
(Un)_
Du
Mont
Class
Oak
Controller
Falstaff
Fox
(Peter)
Aug
96%
Jan
Penn Controls Inc class A
69% July
■95%
Jan
Pennsylvania
Aug
84
Jan
22%
Jun
100
76%
300
49% July
27
100-
22%
Jan
500
25%
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
28% Aug
26%
World Airways
29% Mar
13%
34%
35
i
600
12% July
33%
Jun
Apr
Pfizer
Electric
General
Phillips
Co
900
Aug
11% Mar
28% July
34
Co
Pressed
38%
8% Aug
100
Public
General
Motors
General
35%
36%
600
12%
12%
200
12
Jun
97%
99
500
91%
Jun
Steel
Apr
,
9%
Pure
Feb
43%
Oil
Co
(The)
17%
23
23%
200
22%
Jun
28'%
RKO
34
135
32
Aug
39
14%
300
14% July
925
12%
Feb
19
9%
Aug
12%
10
10%,
2,100
%
6%
425
7%
7%
2,500
6
34
8%
Apr
33% July
34%
Aug
2%
Apr
200
1,900
2 %
73%
73%
75%
400
67%
Apr
9%
9%
300
9%
Jun
Feb
58%
3,000
56% Aug
69%
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31'%
1.750
29
Apr
35
Graham-Paige Motors
Gray Drug Stores
39%
1,600
34%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
900
5%
Aug
.
8%
Great
Dock
Lakes
Great
Dredge
Lakes
Oil
&
•
Chemical-
100
32%
Jan
40%
400
30 %
Aug
38
Mar
43
300
46%
Aug
58% Mar
10
1%
400
8% May
200
1%
1% July
1
Corp
Feb
14
100
12 % Mar
14% July
19
600
18 %
Jun
20
1%
1%
200
1%
Aug
16%
16 %
16%
600
15%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
900
12%
Jan
16%
Oil
Bend
(W F»
Printing
Hallicrafters
Hammond
1
Instrument
Heileman
May
3%
19
Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
Hupp
Spencer
1
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
Indiana
Inland
Steel
Steel
Co
Standard
Apr
j
Co
International
Aug
International
Shoe
International
10
1
*
% May
Feb
_____
5
Texas
Co
&
ZZZZ*
(Un),
_
3 50
Electric
&
see
10
Shinkle
(Un)
page
45
__
10%
*
Shoe__
23% July
11%
15%
10
10%
400
A
14% Mar
15%
15%
200
15 %
Jun
19%
46
47%
600
44'%
Jun
50% Aug
6
6'/a
400
5%
Jan
28
28%
2,250
273/4
Jun
38
Feb
53%
53 %
July
58
Mar
13%
14
12%
Jun
143/s
19%
19 3/a
100
19
Jan
23 % Mar
22%
22%
100
22% Aug
26%
Jan
233/4
24%
200
23%
27%
Jan
28%
—*
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13%
5
_——
10
l
1.40
__
23%
1
.
57%
Power
59
50
153/s
57%
;
15% Aug
150
143A
Jun
34%
36%
500
34%
Aug
43% Mar
33
34%
900
323/a
Jun
37%
5
15
15%
Jan
20th
J
24
250
22%
Jun
27% Mar
14%
14%
1,200
13%
Jun
16%
40%
40%
42%
100
6%
1%
208
So
—
(Un)
5% Mar
70%
72
34%
35%
1
Jun
68%
Apr
300
32%
Jun
9% Mar
3% Mar
59%
Jan
78'%
Jan
V 38% Jan
~~
Mar
Feb
15%
15%
16%
1,350
14%
Feb
16% May
1
17
17
17%
1,100
.16%
Jun
213A Mar
25
38%
38%
600
35%
Jan
393/4 Mar
25
53
54%
900
51%
Jun
57%
Jan
Aug
Jan
16%
Co
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1
2
Coal
Salle
Oil
of
S
47
Jan
Feb
Wieboldt
$4.25
(Deli
(Un)
!
Jan
Wisconsin
10%
Jan
Wisconsin
29%
200
27%
Jun
3134 Mar
24%
24 %
100
22%
Jun
Telegraph
Corp
Co
Stores
20%
Jun
23%
Aug
37% Mar
26%
Jun
27%
23A
500
2% Mar
Jan
17%
17%
100
15% Aug
20%
Jan
17
17%
500
16% July
18
Aug
58%
59
63%
65 3
63%
7
24%
Mar
Jan
Corp
Service
(F W)
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith
Radio
Jan
62%
900
Jun
72 3/4
Feb
41%
100
37%
Jun
44'A
Aug
23%
5
41%
24%
700
23 7a
Aug
32
Mar
4%
Jun
5
5
500
25%
25
25%
700
36%
3 6'A
373's
5,400
36% Aug
91/4
8%
9%
200
83A July
453/a
300
I*
60% May
55
40
4
25
Aug
53/s Mar
31
44%
Mar
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
48
Aug
44'/a
10
44'%
300
413/4
Jun
50
Mar
25%
26 3%
400
25
Jun
28% Mar
45%
12 %
25%
39
Jun
14% Mar
74% Mar
82'% May
*
13%
14
78
78
1
16%
16%
300
133/8
13%
900
13
Jun
15% Mar
17%
17%
200
16%
Jun
18'A May
44
45
900
43%
*
133/3
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13%
800
32
12
26% Mar
Woolworth
Jan
17%
*
common
Bankshares
Public
Jun
Jun
1
Inc
3%
143/4
*
Electric
13% Mar
113A
600
200
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preferred
Jun
2,300
30
26%
300
1
(Un)
Willy-Overland Motors (Un)
Aug
12
28%
12
15
10
Van Dorn Iron Works
Union
19'% Mar
2%
25
Corp
Motor
20%
Jun
1
California
Co
Jun
16%
1
Film
Corporation
Rubber
U S Steel
16'/a
1,000
15
*
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75
16%
1
(Un)
common
St
28%
i
1
Corp
19%
16%
26%
12
2
i_
Corp
32% Mar
40%
19'/a
20
Co
•
9%
Jan
Feb
49% Mar
5
(Un)
Corp
14%
Apr
Aug
51
1,400
71%
35%
*
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La
56 % Mar
l5%
Aug
1 %
200
15
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6%
200
51%
40% Aug
200
1 %
51%
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__
10
Union Carbide & Carbon
Apr
Jun
21%
Jan
23
14%
*
(Un)
Century-Fox
White
50
18'A Mar
*
(Un)
Radio Corp
Western
2,900
60% Mar
Apr
Works
Tool
Truax-Traer
Jan
5%
18% Mar
56'A
400
34%
(Ohio)
Continental
38%
22%
Jun
Feb
33%
Co
N
Edison
Co
Aug
5%
Jan
Apr
15
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Thor
Jan
21%
6%
(Uni
California
of
48
8
6,100
153/a
1
—
Co
10
Yates-American Machine Co
22
Aug
•
Jan
41
29%
—
*
10
14%
39%
9%
•
(The)
Westinghouse
49%
200
50c
Machine Tool
Thor
33
|38% Jan
9%
Jan
Sundstrand
48
100
Jan
9%
Mar
5
Sunray Oil Corp
Swift1 & Co
Jun
200
Jan
43/3
30
Feb
38
"100
1,100
29%
Jun
353A
1,000
v.
Jun
3%
Jun
39%
40
Jun
22%
100
Aug
38
50%
25%
2,300
3 3/a
27
38
40 %
100
23%
3%
300
U
40
26%
22 a4
22%
29'A
United
50%
26%
Apr
29%
Feb
40
Jan
*
Corp
Corp
Sunbeam
Aug
"750
<=
Tel
62 %
Feb
10%
29%
Aug
43%
24% Mar
500
46%
27%
86%
2934
200
800
Jan
40 %
Jan
46%
28%
Jan
29%'
43%
46%
36'/a
27%
Apr
29%
Jun
1
14%
_%
11% May
Jun
33%
Studebaker
72
Aug
Aug
29%
200
13
100
Jun
8%
1,400
10%
500
26%
400
9%
32%
39%
23%
200
26
8%
32%
Jan
Jan
19%
700
Mar
Aug
10%
1,100
18
Aug
77
28%
July
10
19%
26%
12
11%
10%
26
50
13%
75
26%
12
100
19%
9 '/a
12
39%
•
United Air Lines Inc__
28%
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Jones & Laughlin Steel
Ffir footnotes
41
22
Aug
Iowa Power & Light Co
Stephens
Jan
18% Aug
3
I
Interstate Power Co
Johnson
28
550
600
Co
( Un)
Tel &
Gas
200
19
3
Co
International Paper
Illinois
40%
18 %
3
International Mineral & Chemical
International Nickel Co (Uni_____
Iowa
40
Jan
Mar
400
Trav-ler
Mar
8%
69
1,900
Jan
July
—
36%
Aug
10 %
9%
10
Jan
Jun
52
113/8
Transamerica
21
42%
29
400
19%
Aug
39
30% Aug
200
54
10
17%
50
100
31
30%
52
11%
Jan
400
31
30%
52
18%
16%
300
Jan
Jan
10
100
22%
Jan
May
18%
17
22%
5%
1
19% Mar
Aug
23%
5
50% Mar
10'%
Harvester
15 3/a May
313/a Aug
.
Railway
Jun
40
,
Interjake Steamship
Jan
July
Aug
Stone Container Corp
Tri
"III 100
RR__
Products
103/4
26 %
12%
20
Stewart-Warner Corp
Jan
5%
11% Mar
400
(Un)
Oil
Co
16%
4,100
Aug
2,600
Co
&
Oil
42%
6%
8%
13%
1%
100
10 %
.
600
31%
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Oil
750
40
Corporation
9 %
8%
20
30%
Warrants
Standard
17%
5%
22%
Jan
12%
Spiegel Inc
44%
1
Bartlett
Feb
6%
233A
(Un)
16%
—_~3
—1—25
_____
Hibbard
18%
Aug
Mar
13 %
Co—Name
(G)
Mar
4%
5
Co—
Pacific
Trane
changed to Hammond Organ Co—l
Harnischfeger Corp
10
16
3,200
Feb
Jun
Stockyards
Lathe
17
5
Co
2,300
4 3A
43 %
19%
•
Co
Co
Toledo
Hall
17%
4%
14% Mar
Jun
800
Corp
44%
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.
2%
13%
2
Griesedieck Western Brewery.
10% July
14
•
A
16% May
Jun
:—1
Op
Aug
31%
3
Grelf Bros Cooperage class
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Gulf Oil
38 %
30%
10
19
Jan
12
37%
20%
*
Electric
Standard
33 %
*
&
13
—2.50
National
Paper
Southern
Feb
46%
1
6
193/4
(Uni
Southern
40 % July
(Un)
650
16
19%
(Uni
Jan
39%
Co
8%
20
5
Rand
Roebuck
South
Feb
30%
•
(W
12%
42
20
(Un)
Public Service
Sinclair
Aug
11% Mar
56%
GosBard
12%
41
Feb
(Un)
Corp
Socony Vacuum
76
39%
30%
1,600
Feb
17%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
7% May
2%
Regis
Sears
Jan
Jun
34%
*
70% July
*
Schwitzer-Cummins
7%
2%
*
Aug
*
Schenley Industries
Aug
6'% July
~2%
Louis
Sangamo
16% Mar
19
Louis
St
Jan
18%
*
59
17%
_—1
Corp ot America
Pictures
St
Jan
33
31
Co
400
100
(Unt
Jan
56%
(Un)
64%
Feb
Jan
103% Aug
14%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
59
25%
193/4
of Indiana
Republic Steel Corp
18%
1
23% Mar
4%
1
Rexall Drug (Un)
Rlchman Bros Co
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Co
23%
Jun
13
34% Mar
19%
(Un)
Standard Oil
Glidden Co
Co
Car
Jan
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Refrigerator
Gillette
20% Mar
Aug
19%
19% Aug
19%
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
14%,
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Jan
19
800
Aug®'
Jun
—
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St
•
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16%
200
20%
59
•
(The)
8% May
Aug
1
Telephone Corp
500
19
20%
12.50
Jun
Package Corp
General
17%
19
—3
Service Co
Pullman
—
__l
1,400
July
4%
(Un)
33%
common,-
22%
18
100
Co
Remington
(Un)
22
28% July
20% Apr
100
(Un)
Petroleum
Potter
Dredge &
Finance Corp
11%
300
1
12
__2.5o
500
4%
Co
&
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
Jan
1
Amer Transportation
Box
Corp
200
33%c
(Un)
Co
(Charles)
Jun
.
18
i
37% Mar
35%
400
15
32%
2,900
28 %
Mar
9%
7%
Feb
50
450
—
Jun
25%
20%
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
5
29
Aug
4%
RR
28% Aug
1.25
Jan
18%
17%
—*
Jun
Inc
26%
1,400
20%
(Un)—1
Co
25%
Brewing
50
19%
53 % Mar
26%
American
Patterson-Sargent
500
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28%
19
10
Pan
10
-
%
18%
%
~_5
5
Auto
General
Gibson
Coal Co common
•
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Gamble-Skogmo
General
Peabody
28%
Co
General
Apr
10
•
Fitz-Simons <fe Connell
Dock
Jan
Aug
27 %
•
28
16
11%
11% Mar
34
Jan
22
•
Feb
__5
Apr
42%
11%
1
(Un)
7%
Mig—.
Erewing Corp
Four-Wheel
Car
Motor
400
1
&
65
Jun
30%
12%
22
17%
Aug
31
11%
41%
110%
1.200
57%
200
29%
__
•
8%
(Un)
■
18%
—2%
_
Aug
700
200
33
18%
—
2
Jan
67
57%
32%
com—5
(Minn)
Co
8%
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Electric
Power
Shoe
Manufacturing Co
Radio
de Nemours
57%
100
Bancorporation
Bush
7% July
35%
•
—
1
—
6%
Inc (Alan Bi
Jan
Aug
10c
(E I)
Ry
200
5
Laboratories
39%
10
200
Co
Jun
11%
1,100
8%
10
28
——10
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du Pont
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6 %
10
150
16
51
38%
20
30'/a
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(Un)
7%
Co
30'/a
100%
73
28%
8%
Mar
35% May
75
100
13%
38%
41
Jan
Feb
27
34%
July
Jun
27%
Feb
50%
26 «/4
49
34%
300
300
■
13%
43% Aug
200
32%
5
.
6%
Corp
Chemical
17%
78
500
38
31%
10
RR
Co
Pacific
1,400
78
47%
37%
5
Products
Central
Northern
19
11%
Jan
46 %
__
*
500
16
Aug
37%
3
"A"—__
16%
110
18 % Mar
Specialties—
Motor
14%
11%
1,000
Apr
46%
—*
______________
12%
16
100
8
7%
4%
25% Mar
•
25
*
29
1
7%
Jan
10
Co_
class
Conv
& Mfg
100
100
/
1
2%
16% Mar
18%
20
_—10
Fuel
Inc
18%
■
1
Portland Cement
Motorola
Jan
Aug
37%
19%
*
—
100
Jun
200
2
1
_____
common—
Feb
800 '
12%
Inc
6%
9%
4
—
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co—
13'%
400
Inc
Products
Utilities
South
16%
2,400
—1
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Aug
50
2%
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Metropolitan
22
Apr
48%
13
Co
23%
8%
5
38% Mar
400
&
I
(Un)—_
Jun
2,900
Field
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Detroit & Cleveland Nav
32%
9%
Martin
2% Mar
—•
23 %
25
(U11)
33%
6%
1% Mar
14%
Co
12%
•
Crane
33%
13%
79
_25
Apr
9%
16%
*
common
Apr
92%
6%
78%
(Uni_.
10%
Jan
13'%
45
100
550
12%
l
System
Aug
67
51% Aug
150
1%
20%
78 %
5
8
50
Jail
51%
63 %
Inc
2,800
23% July
67
Inc
9%
79%
300
07
Co
8
79%
24
108
___100
Ilium
Jan
9%
23%
14
1
___:
Electric
39
24
25
preferred
Jun
*
103
__io
38%
Marshall
*
Co
10
11% Mar
14
RR_12.50
Service
38%
38%
Aug
_
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Cleveland Cliffs Iron common
38%
______—______—*
9%
Oil
Packard
Chrysler Corp
19% Mar
200
30 %
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Chicago So Shore & So Bend
Chicago Towel Co common
Feb
9%
30%
•
Pac
17%
1,000
2
_
Chicago Milw St Paul &
200
4
3%
1
18%
3%
12%
■
5
.
Feb
18%
6% July
4
85
_
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55% Mar
•
preferred
9%
Jan
5 % Mar
Lonergan Mfg class B
Jan
—.25
Jun
14%
Lion
Aug
10
8%
300
Feb
50%
1
Service
100
200
Jan
68%
Corp
6%
8%
8%
100
5
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common-
Dow
Feb
4 % Mar
5%
200
8
Light Co
Illinois
Mfg
Jan
5%
July
Aug
69%
25
Central
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28
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General
25
4 Ve
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Chemical
Mont
Electrical
Apr
1
preferred
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18% al8%
a
10% July
Jan
Mar
8
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Joy Manufacturing Co
Mountain
13%
25%
__
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17%
Jan
510
10
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Steel
Giorgio
Fibre
EnnJfnblR
18%
Aug
9%
24%
Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Eastman
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
31 'A
14
__
July
14
60
24
(Un)
Nat'l
Zellerbach
Eastern
Shares
High
29%
__
14
370
16% uuiy
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Du
far Week
16
•
89
14
27%
(Un)
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Du
Sale*
Range
of Prices
29'A
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14
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33
Low
5
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Jan
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Apr
Jan
27%
24%
61
Friday
.
16
3%
Gas
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Duquesne Brewing
Light
Aug
80V*
4%
10
(Un)
Ind
Continental Motors
Dow
Duquesne
55%
Feb
July
4%
Douglas Oil Co
Columbia Gas System
18%
28
System
N
Jan
29%
32%
of
7%
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*
Feb
Jun
76
Jun
Edison
Chem
Edison
Consolidated
28%
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48 %
54"%
37
Aug
Iron
System
Commonwealth
Doernbecher
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Allegheny Ludlum
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5
50
16
Co
&
Aug
964
29%
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82
Jan
Feb
3.00
Jan
37% July
26
Chemical
Consol
Sale Price
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2.15
23
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14'A Mar
2,221
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7,029
14
25
Co
23%
31%
5
2.45
2.20
Jan
13% Mar
50
Corp
Service
35% Mar
23%
32%
11% Mar
50
162
12%
Ry
Jun
30%
j
49
850
16%
(Un)
Ohio
Jun
22%
13%
57%
663
11%
23%
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Aug
49%
16 %
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pfd
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July
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49
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Central Eureka
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30%
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11 %
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12
22%
71%
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30%
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57 Ve
4%
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Jun
45%
50
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California
Jun
33%
common
99
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7%
3
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Cement
Jan
Feb
16 %
20%
com
16% Mar
10
(Un)
10
27
134
12%
—
__
—
5
39%
433
19%
4
Jun
2.45
5
Inc
11%
—
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Sullivan
50
2.90 July
Apr
9%
32%
20
Gas
&
all
49
15
Broadway-Hale Stores
25%
27% Aug
(Un)
(Un)
all
__
1
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
Canadian
260
(Un)
High
100
a55% a56%
•
Corp
Low
3
all
2
Bunker
18%
19%
45%
Range Since Jem, 1
High
3
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Burroughs Corp
Byron Jackson Co
250
13%
•
preferred
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Low
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(Un)
16"% Mar
14%
33%
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Gas
396
3,010
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common
preference
United
29%
58%
50
•
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5% July
Chesapeake
__
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1
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Cities
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Oil
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11% Mar
9%
—
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Transportation
Service
Jan
17%
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297%
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57
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27
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Reading
35%
26
100
Corp
Participating
$1.40
Feb
Apr
445
Common
Public
345
6%
27
Pennsylvania Power As Light—
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common
Philco
175
12%
68%
Brothers
Philadelphia
30%
6 Ve
10
Storage Battery
div
8% Aug
25%
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Calaveras
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
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28%
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3%
66%
l
Finance Co of America class A
Pennroad
Bishop
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6%
When delivered
(Glenn
20% Aug
545
67%
13 %
common
Duquesne Light Co
Martin
161 % Jan
Jan
17%
9%
1
Chemical Corp
Delaware Power & Light
Motors
High
44% Aug
5%
V-I 03
12%
12%
for Week
1
Corp
Bendix Aviation
Corp (Un)
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Jun
152
i,
Aircraft
Feb
1,090
25
Co
Davison
Gimbel
302
30%
—
•
Publishing
Electric
3,293
31 Ve
28 %
5
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General
120
Beech
Borden
preferred
Company
Curtis
00
—
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non-cum
Chrysler
21 Ve
Co-
Common
$2.50
43
Bandini Petroleum
Range Since Jan. 1
Lou
154 % 155%
20
20%
Corporation
Atlantic
Sates
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
High
42
American Stores Co
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Ftiday
STOCKS
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3*
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31,
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Range
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Nash-Kelvinator
National
Auto
Corp
(Un)
5
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National City Lines
Natomas
High
Low
1
18i%
221
18%
450
18%
14%
18%
18
Aug
23%
Jar
San
Feb
21% Mar
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10
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160
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5% July
7% Mar
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85
22%
22%
18
2,430
Jan
May
Schenley Industries
Y
Central RR
Niagara
North
(Un)
Mohawk
American
North
American Co
American
Oahu
Pacific
OH
(Un)
11
1
Paauhau
Pabcu
Sugar
2.95
Inc
Pacific
Coast
Aggregates
Gas
6%
1st
5%%
(Un)
Electric
common
red
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Public
Oil
common.
2,230
275
2V2 July
34% Jun
39%
50
16% Aug
23
3% May
50
5%
Jan
8%
Jun
849
11%
Jun
15%
Jap
7%
Aug
5%
71/4
6
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200
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1,820
July
5%
40
6% May
Jun
26
Jan
29% Mar
38
38%
10,501
31%
31%
874
•
29%
29%
•
Oil l(Un)__—_____15
—
36
490
36
Aug
41%
Jan
33%
33%
318
32%
Apr
37%
Jan
36
36%
1,300
33%
Jun
39% Mar
Studebaker
Jan
Sunray
Jun
31%
Jan
Super
Sylvanlu
120
24%
Jun
27
Jan
25
Jun
28
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95c
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112
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13
47% Mar
,
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Aug
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370
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Jun
119% Mar
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Apr
11%
Feb
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Apr
384
11
230
23%
Transamerlca
15
Feb
36%
Jan
Carbon
Union
29'A
214
31% July
29% Aug
a5l% a54%
310
52%
Jun
68% Mar
Jun
30% Mar
•
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•
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Radio
(Un)
Co
(Un)
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of
(Un)
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Raytheon
Republic
Rheem
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Richfield
Oil
Russ
Bldg
50
39
Aug
50% July
43%
Jan
60%
481
22%
16
277
13% July
22
Mar
24
24
24%
365
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34
10
225
10
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718
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10
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25
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12
400
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195
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57% Mar'
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15
278
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July
28
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15
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Water
Jan
Wells
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Apr
Westat.es
19%
Feb
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Fargo
Power
&
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1
1
Pictures
Washington
14
Aug
_
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—
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Jan
3.25 May
Union
8%
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36c
29
Jun
286
Jun
307
1
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40c
44c
2,169
4
3%
4
2,849
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1
July
Apr
Mar
Feb
60c
Jun
(Uni
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10% July
Jun
14% Aug
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Dent
(Un)
qommon
(Un)
Mar
5%
Jan
Feb
9%
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9%
130
9 %
Aug
12%
9%
9%
9%
100
8%
Jun
10% Mar
40%
Apr
47% July
29% Mar
Western
52% Aug
63
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32 %
Jun
35% Mar
975
8%
Aug
8%
11%
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100
8%
~
21% Mar
•
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(Un)
284
.34
28% July
16% Jun
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1,516
34
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86
22%
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22%
16
10
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175
Jan
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•
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270
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28%
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__
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29%-
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490
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
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Lines
68 %
10
of (Mo
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71%
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43
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Carbide
59%
Jun
5
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Aug
Jun
72%
17%
2
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29
50
10
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Tri-Continental
27% Jan
162
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25
common
47
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47
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80
13
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380
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°helps Dodge Corp (Un)
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common
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55%
65
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34
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55
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32%
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15
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—
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13%
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Philco
Apr
26%
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World Airways (Un)
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Jan
14%
25
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Pan
83%
Feb
7%
38
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Aug
25
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Lighting Corp
Pacific
Palmer
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Texas
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Pacific Tel & Tel
13%
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Sterling
25
preferred.
Pacific
&
23% Mar
12%
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preferred
redeemable
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Jun
Jun
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19%
10
63
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365
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15
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Jun
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18%
18%
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18%
1
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Distillers Prod
National Gypsum (Un)
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FOR
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10
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100
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80
26
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15
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1
37
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36
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546
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14
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14
Aug
5%
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420
38%
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163
35
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Mar
72
Apr
87
1
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Aug
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77
73
150
20
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28%
284
27
Jan
10
20
20
20
135
20
July
__
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on
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through
on
all
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Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
from
82
-
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20%
4,512
17
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Aug
Aug
36%
36'%
34%
Jun
27%
27%
28%
155
24
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15%
15%
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20
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29%
29
29%
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34
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B
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Aug
Jan
Canadian
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6
May
Jun
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8
6
Jun
6
34
34
25
34
Aug
43
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60
17
Apr
22%
Jan
13%
285
13
Jun
15%
Apr
24%
7,144
23%
Aug
33Vu
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19
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200
67%
Aug
12
12%
735
12
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25
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19
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B
-
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22%
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5
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8
8
34 %
325
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27%
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Dominion
Bridge
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5%
•
6%
preferred—
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Foundries & Steel
Glass
25
71%
•
Jun
34%
Feb
25
Jun
Jun
July
Jan
July
10%
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371.2 Mar
July
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71%
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Aug
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BUILDING
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Aug
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33
all
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Canadian Stock
Apr
19%
Aug
102%
*
Dominion
common
Fast quotations
70
*
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Canadian
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common
$1.30
151
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*
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77
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Jun
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Canadian
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Low
70
100
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Jun
Coghlin
Power class
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B
9%
49%
•
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Mills
Feb
Jun
25
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Class
Feb
8%
33%
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Telephone
British
Canadian
26%
20
1,985
12
•
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102 1021/4
100
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common
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35
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class B
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15% Aug
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far
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Apr
12
•
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710
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4%'/c
preferred
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45
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25%
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Atlas Steels Ltd
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Canada
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35
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26%
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Canadian Funds
STOCKS
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RANGE
Friday
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Steel & (teal
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Dominion
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16 %
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9
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17
17
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260
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Jan
33
Jan
96% Aug
Mar
7% May
32
32
100
26%
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35
91%
6%
99%
200
250
95%
Jan
100
Feb
22%
__
22%
•
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High
Low
6%
97%
22%
226
18%
Jan
23
Mar
Jan
35% Aug
__
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common
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High
a96
—
100
preferred
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15
Apr
171
__
for Week
*
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4%%
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Winnipeg Electric 57c pfd
10%
(j July
15
»
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203/4 Feb
19% May
«
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Jan
Range
of Prices
Far
High
5,780
ova
23%
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Donoiiue
10%
lit
•
*
common
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Sales
Week's
Last
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STOCKS
Shares
Low
•
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Chemical
28
for Week
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Par
AUGUST
ENDED
Sales
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Friday
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6
Aug
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Paper
Banks—
Paper Co
Electrolux
Famous
class
A
pfd.
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Canadian
Foundation Co of Canada
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Ltd
Corp
preferred
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Power
•
14%
15
102
50
21%
21%
22
525
105
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motors
General
Steel
Gypsum Lime &
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•
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Smith
Paper
Husky Oil
•
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32
July
Jan
36
May
17%
Jan
102%
Jun
22% Mar
Apr
Feb
101
105%
107
Aug
Jan
110
Aug
35 %
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32 %
13%
410
14% Mar
8.50
31
May
,
17 5
17
Jan
Apr
103
Jan
39
Mar
Apr
Aug
46
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40
4,607
20
Jun
58
12%
Jan
Oil
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Imperial Tobueco
•
,
of Canada
293/B
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4%
preferred
preferred
11
10%
11
Jun
36%
Jan
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23% -23%
28
Apr
125
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1,000
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32
23
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Jan
11% July
Jan
9%
2,362
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6%
,
24
5%
Mar
6 3/8
Jan
293/4
2,775
*
Pulp & Paper
Development Co
Anglo-Canadian
Accentance
Corp common
Anglo-Nfld
preferred
Jun
Brown
Ltd
8%
Nickel
77c
ol
550
293/4
Jun
36% Mar
Canada
38'%
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221
37%
Jun
39
July
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97
99
168
97
Aug
99
Aug
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*
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Jun
5
Jan
General
General
5
100
5,915
129
360
127
Apr
__5
preferred
International Paper
6
6
500
6
7.50
50
50%
1,215
473/8
Aug
Jun
55
•
22
22
651
22
Aug
293/4 Mar
Claude
70
70
100
62
Apr
70 %
Feb
Comibned
253.,
26%
750
24%
Jun
29%
Jan
Commercial
Apr
•,
6%
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Canadian
Javelin
Canadian
Ltd
Industries
Jan
Mar
46%
131
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Petroleum
International
Power
International
Co
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Utilities
Corp__
*
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25
Interprovincial
Pipe
70
253%.
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21
Fdry
Marconi
Mar
Labatt Limited
Lake
of
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Wesl.ingliouse Co Ltd.
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Lewis
Bros
Lindsay
17
Jan
18 %
Aug
Dominion
29% May
33%
Feb
Dominion
Oilcloth
a8
25
93/4
Feb
a3%
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15
13%
18%
115
7% July
9
Mar
Jan
19
Jun
10-
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&
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Ltd
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B__"
16 %
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0
common
—
Jun
1,865
18%
25
18% Mar
20%
(Robt)
Molson
Breweries
Class
Jan
Great
183/4 Mar
Lakes
Preferred
183,4
75
18%
Jan
18%
Montreal
Telegraph
8,505
7%
Jun
103/8
Jan
International
28%
23%
23 %
186
Jun
38
Jan
Interprovincial
28
39 %
39%
35
135
39%
May
26%
Jan
Jun
26%
A'ug
153/4
Jan
Mixican
47%
Apr
Minnesota
26
26%
1,280
25%
26%
205
24
14
14%
565
14
Mar
40
47
47
100
46
Jun
Drug &
Chemical
National
Steel
Car
•
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Mines Ltd
Noranda
Ogilvie
Flour
Ontario
Steel
*
.
•
Mills
common
J
Products
66
•
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500
12
105
11% July
25
25%
630
25
Apr
32
32%
155
30
July
66
66%
1,261
63
Jun
32
32%.
33
818
293/4
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33
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21%
240
18
Apr
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Aug
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Jun
73
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118
July
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Penmans
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60
Jan
13
27% Mar
36
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78 3/4
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115
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33%
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32
Jun
45
Corp
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40
of
24%
24%
25
2,117
20
Apr
26
Aug
35
34%
35%
420
33%
Jun
40
Mar
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31%
32%
2,355
27%
Apr
34
8.9
•
♦
common
____!__
preferred
Provincial
Ltd
32
95
95
25
205
12%
15
&
--
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•
125
18%
Jan
22
Jun
20
18%
20
13%
-t—-
13 %
14%
13
1,175
Jun
20
13%
450
Paper common
Shawinigan
Series
A
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Aug
17% Mar
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17'
4%
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&
common."
preferred
Aug
Williams
37%
38 3 »
1,727
36%
Jun
45% j.
45%
45 %
'
325
42%
Feb
51
100
47%
Jan
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*
Breweries
135
Simpsons
Co
Southern
Canada
Steel
*
i
Power
Co of Canada
new
•
a
26
33%
*
common.
13 3/B
133/4,:
*
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24%
24%
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common
Stores
Ltd
•
United
Oils
Steel
■'
1
Worts
90c
Jun
1,187
59
Apr
68
Mar
27
225
23
Jan
33
Feb
17%
19%
6,055
15
Apr
19% Aug
50
50
25
46%
Feb
50
Aug
a24
a24
75
24
Jan
24
Jan
4.15
4.15
200
,
pfd_20
__
—.
Jan
4.95
3.10 July
3.40
3.80
Jan
Feb
a3.10
10
53
155
15%
15%
6%
6%
200
5%
Feb
26
26
475
24%
Feb
27% Mar
10%
10%
100
10
Apr
13% May
22%
—
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0
Co
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Paper
5
_
0
Ltd
Mills
26
—
290
47%
15
Jan
Apr
53
Aug
16
Mar
6%
Jan
23
Aug
Jan
Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd..100
Southern Canada Pr 6% cum pfd— 100
all2
all2
5
109
Jan
112%
Jun
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al22
5
118
Jan
125
Apr
45
a__
77c
preferred
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&
Co
common..
__
_
Power
Works
Toronto
Iron
Finance
—
al9% al9%
common
class
Corp
28%
28%
586
31 %
A_
Oil Pipe Line
Trans Mountain
33 %
1,120
Onion
Gas
class
Amusement
7c
400
*
31%
1,075
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a7%
33
33%
_
Ltd.
Canada
of
Ltd
7c
*
(Can)
303/,
*
Trarisvision-Television
B
Windsor Hotel Ltd..
27%
—
.
14%
a__
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Apr
31% Aug
Jun
;
—
30%' Mar
46%
17c
Feb
MEMBERS:
Arnora
Atlas
Sulphur
Jan
10
Jan
34
Band-Ore Gold
Mines
Jan
Barvallee
Aug
Barvue
Feb
20
930
25%
253/4 July
17
Mar
123/8
Feb
30
21
Jan
26
.
27%
Jan
34
Aug
21%
22
2.30
2.45
31
2,762
5,100
1334
July
13%
13%
al4
a
49
323/4 July
Jan
22
Jun
2.80
Red
20c
39,000
2.25
Apr
Apr
»
Jan
Aug
Jan
Aug
29%c
Jan
20c
May
12c
14c
20,500
9c
Jun
65c
65c
2,500
62c
Feb
68c
75c
35,500
68c
Aug
33/4C
3%c
1,000
3c
Aug
1.33
300
9c
10c
1.04
90c
Ltd
Mines
Chibougamau Mines
Belville Gold Mines Ltd
Bonvllle
Boreal
Aug
53c
Mines
Jan
Brunsman
Mines
Jan
52c 56 %C
19,100
34c
Jun
4%c
Jan
4.10
7c
Feb
1.10
Apr
33c
9,000
2.75
49,700
2.45
Aug
4.00 May
7c
9%c
14,550
3%c
Jan
22c
1.65
1.90
4,200
293/4 c
24c
32c
37,500
18c
Aug
18c
6,000
18c
Aug
18%
...
Smelting
&
18%
100
_
1.65
Aug
14% Mar
bhimo
Coulee
EXCHANGE
Co
Mining
2.08
Apr
20c
Aug
23 %
Apr
Mining Corp
Lead
Zinc
7,100
75c
Aug
82c
1.72
2,200
1.22 July
4.40 Mar
1.55
Lid—
tec
1.50
1.55
6,400
1.55 Aug
1.75 July
Nickel Mines Ltd
El
Sol
17c
Aug
3,000
3c
May
6%c
Feb
45c
13,500
28c
Jun
54 %c
Jun
80c
73c
1.17
272,300
73c
Aug
62c
65c
4.500
50c
Jan
6,500
.
Corn
—
4.20
94c
Jan
May
—
Jan
1.00
1.00
500
1.00
Aug
1.63
4.25
4.25
4.50
6,150
4.25
1.37
1.40
18,700
1.05
Aug
Feb
6.70
1.25
9c
9c
'3,000
8c
Jun
64c
75c
9,500
58c
Aug
1.64 May
15
15
200
15
—
Mines Ltd—
Metals
Gold
Jan
19c
3%c
40c
EXCHANGE
Ltd
38c
17c
3%c
42c
Mines
Mines
Eastern
Jan
July
Ltd
Donalda
PL-9501
1.35
10c
80c
Dominican Asbestos Mines Ltd—
East Sullivan
Feb
5,500
Cajndego Mines Ltd.
&
Feb
1934c
146,000
13c
—
Explorations
19 %c
13,550
18C
12c
Gold
Cons
Feb
1.50
Jan
65c
15 %c
6 %c
Feb
Aug
46c
Apr
60c
18c
Ltd
Mines
Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau
50c
65c
Carnegie Mines Ltd
&
Feb
84c
25c
Centremaque Gold
Dev
Jan
15%c Mar
2.50
7c
Ltd
Mining
Celta
Jan
9c
1.82
Ltd
Aug
4c
1,000
Feb
Apr
Jan
28c
Ltd—
Ltd——
Mines
Mar
100
2,000
lie
5c
1.49
22c
2.75
vtc
Mines
Brunhurst
50
Jan
Apr
Aug
18c
Ltd
Metals
Gold
Jun
2.35
43/4C
lie
-
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Rare
2.25
2.35
.
Belle
2,500
Jan
43/4C
...
Gold
1.19
4%c Aug
May
43%
May
5.70 July
Aug
73c
Ltd—
Co
1.85 Aug
51c
13c
14c
Corp
Ltd—
16
ST. WEST, MONTREAL
Branch
1.37 July
20c
1.33
Lake
15
EXCHANGE
STOCK
17c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
Bouscadilluc
HART
STO|k
26,200
Ltd
12<4 July
1,395
Cr
6,500
4.90
Ltd
Iron
Jan
11 %
130
4734
2.10
295
13%
21C
4.55
Jun
26
305
1334
&
1.80
1,300
1.80
65c
Mining
Corn
Barnat
22
STOCK
Telephone
Ltd
Mines
Jan
2.4/0 Mar
15c
Jun
Offi-es.
1181 St. Catherine Street
TROIS-RIVIERES
10
30
17c
Ltd
East Rim
CANADIAN
50
4.70
Ltd_
Sulphur
Metals
140
2.052
MONTREAL
276 ST. JAMES
|
31%
155
20c
Mines
Lead
Mines
Mar
31%
47%
TORONTO
July
Apr
1.80
Ltd
Mines
Ankeno
July
31
133/4
*
7c
26
Stocks—
Mining
Ameranium
19
a26
SAVARD
West, Montreal
SHERBROOKL
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Fab
Fenimore
Frobisher
66c
Mines
Metai
Falconbridge
Nickel
Iron
Mines Ltd
Mines
Warrants
1,100
66
Jan
Cortez
4>
Feb
2.25
1.00
13%
12
Consolidated
ins?
Jan
Feb
18%
Cobalt
oiH'inrps
263/i
35%
a__
127
1
QUEBEC
Apr
29% Aug
45
1
33%
2.40 j:
al33/4
*
&
20%
490
35
15
26
a
213/4
•
Com
Gooderham
525
30'/4
335
July
«■
Walker
20%
29%
a22
19
a
33%
31.
.___•
Cotton
Apr
Aug
al2
July
■
1
Wabasso
14
30
22%
Lt
Brunswick
Triad
39% Aug
Apr
July
27
a22
Brilund
Thrift
12%
143
al2
Beatrice
Slck's
Apr
34%
75
28%
20
135
al9
com
L
15
3,325
Mar
46
51
__100
Canada
of
373/8 Mar
37%
50
prtferred
Apr
43
_50
4%<&
30%
275
34
33%
•
common
Water
B
Mar
27
64
__
Tel Co Ltd
Manufacturing
Ascot
Corp
Jan
27
1.00
0
_
Paper
Rice
Anacon
Lawrence
25
Feb
3.75
Jan
28
„
*
Power pfd..-.
Ontario
&
Royal
Paton
July
__i
*
Quebec Power
St
4.05 May
80
2.50 Mar
25
38
a
12% j al2%
Feb
70%
Jan
Apr
3.40
72
Aug
14%
Apr
Jan
95
14%
___100
Transport
Royalite Oil Co
58
10%, Feb
20%
5
Aconic Mining Corp
Rolland
400
July
July
Mar
Canada
Co
&
3.00
a25
..
Invest Corp
&
Newfoundland
United
Price
200
8
Jan
•
Development
River Company
Power
90
2,100
80
37%
a
.
6%
(Can)
Teleg and
Light
Traders
30
* a70•
100
preferred
62
3.95
3.00
__
__
—
Utilities
Power
Maritime
Feb
t
*
Powell
36
Jan
8 %
12
251;
_____5
Wire
Niagara
9%
Jun
8
8 %
12
5
common
Preferred
Paints
Canadian
Mount
National
a9V4
80
0
_
'.
62
—
__
-
Jan
41
Jun
24
•
:____
950
Feb
4.35
Jan
9%
•
A
,
Locomotive
52,160
4.20
3.95
class A_
A___
8%
—__?
class
Ltd
B
Jan
265
10%
a9%
GVe cum red pfd.A00
Paper Co Ltd common—"
8%
*
Montreal
Aug
5%
Sec
Pow
London
Mitchell
103/4
Manufacturing Ltd
Motor Co of Can
•
Oil
Apr
July
--
37
5%
3.70
8%
—
Linoleum
Ford
al8%
Frohtenac
2%
3.65
35
0
*
&
Fleet
•
Priority
Massey-Harris
McColl
161
16%
a
33%
Feb
<«
_
Engineering Works
159
Feb
42
.
225
Jan
Jun
_
18
54%
Jan
<«
32
Jun
25%
0
—
L)
Corp
45
Feb
•
Paper Corp Ltd-
Zellerbach
Crown
53%
36 % July
Jun
__
Consolidated
(R
May
18
Feb
Aug
4.35
*
Consolidated Div Standard Sec pfd
Ltd
Jan
16
50
32%
22%
Ltd common
Feb
Foreign
MacMillan
Alcohols
*
Ltd
Jan
2
0
Jan
73/8 May'
Mar
6%': Jan
400
pfd_ __1
red
18
(John A)
(C W) common
Mailman
5%
Enterprises
32
18;
*
_♦
5
B
29%
July
196
5
_.
Neon
*
Lang & Sons Ltd
1
common
Apr
23
•
Western
a8
(John)
Woods
53/8
a4.50
Lumber Coi—
Canadian
32%
16
17%'
50
(
Apr
Jan
150,
23
1
Jun
123/4
.
1.65 July
12
97%
g49
,
193/4
400
6 V2
1.30 May
a4.50
Mach—_...
28%
15
15
*
._
Jun
32%
Aug
Crain
Jamaica Public Service Ltd—
Aug
86
Jan
Jan
!
#
common-
&
Company
120
22%.
8
20
14
a49
Ltd_
3,035
a28% a29%
21
2,285
17%
——
Canadian
common
50
8%
a88
9%
-50
Investments
40%
38%
1.00 al.00
.32%
$
Canadian
5
Tie
Jun
6%
1
_
__
& Dock
Co
Electric Co
Dredge
39
39
12
a88
——
Packers Ltd class B
128%
•
325
a53 % a53%
32
common
12%
Jan
25
Aug
___100
Canada
preferred
Apr
8
•
36 % Mar
31%
International Bronze Powders com....*
intl
7
--,
♦
$5 conv 1st preferred
Butterfly Hosiery Co
100
preferred
225
2,720
a
_.l
Canadian
Intercolonial Coal
High
Low
21% , July
22
8%
12%
_
Company common
40
:
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
--
100
Rclding-Corticelli Limited com
30
$1.50 -preferred
$2.00
31!"
•
Shares
High
22
5
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co.,
Industrial
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Bickle-Seagrave
Imperial
Last
STOCKS
Feb
Aug
Week's
Friday
19% Aug
Jan
Funds
Canadian
67% Mar
,
42%
120
29%
Aug
Canadian Stock Exchange
45Vb Mar
July
563/4
1,815
8.50
31
175
Aug
Jan
Mar
20%
1,499
25%
313/4
343/4
i
Jan
28%
16
42%
23
986
99%
403/i
375
670
55
403/4
25%
32
75
5o
Bay Mining & Smelting..
25
353/4
101
20
—
35%
al6
45%
10
31 %
55
19%
Mar
Jan
35 '/a
56%
45'%
42
12%
31%
10
20
May
31
10
18%
•
common
preferred
Mar
39
10
1,065
*
42
100
Royal
110
343/1
383/a May
403/4
Commerce
32%
100
412
40%
Jan
31
common
1,446
41
40%
10
_J2L
Scotia
Aug
101
5
_
Wares
101
255
106
35%
40%
10
Nova
14%
110
j
35
41
Toronto
21%
56%
32%
35
10
Feb
Jan
al6
3
preferred
Hudson
106!
10o
Montreal
23
Mar
13% July
962
102
_ioo
_
General
$2.00
11
102'
Dynamics
Howard
18%
325
*
preferred
General
5%
600
13
14%:
Aug
Jun
21%
13
13,
100
common.
'
21%
2IV2
•
_____
preferred
5 % <<
1
common
common
4%%
57<
.20
55
33V|> Feb
July
Canadienne
Dryden
18
Limited
80c
80c
1,600
80c
80c
—
ROc
82c
8,800
80c
5.15
300
——
*
5.10
5.10
Aug
23%
Jan
Feb
1.53
Apr
Feb
1.53
Apr
9.25
Feb
5.10 Aug
41
42
(794)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 31,
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Graham
Gold
Bousquet
Grandiries
Mines
Mines
•
L.td
62c
•
Uranium
Jack
Jaculet
Mines
Ltd
13%
35c
13%
13%
1,960
12%
12c
12c
1,000
12c
2.00
2.15
1,700
44c
40c
53c
30,900
3c
trust.
3c
500
4c
9c
23c
Minq
Kayrand
Devel
Yukon
Co
Ltd
8C
Labrador
Ltd
5.20
Mines
3c
Ltd—
Lingside Copper
1.85
Jan
6c
Aug
24c
Co
Aug
50c
7%c
12c
Aug
14c
Jan
1,100
17
Mar
21% Aug
15c
15c
15c
8,500
10c
Apr
47c
8.00
6c
8.00
1,100
8
20c
20c
21c
7,000
20c
35c
45c
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
Jan
Jun
July
10%
70c
Mines Ltd——-..:
Mackeno
141,900
32c
Aug
45c
STOCKS
1,000
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
1,000
4c
Jan
9%c
Feb
Merrill
Island
14c
15c
6,500
14c
Jun
75c
1,000
70c
Aug
40c
40c
1,000
55%
_
Mining
25c
57
378
33c
10,700
11%
575
1.10
Jan
Jan
40c
Aug
85c
Jan
55 %
Aug
69V2
Jan
30c
Aug
66c
11
Aug
14%
Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
30c
11
Mogador Mines Ltd———,
26c
26c
1,000
24c
May
41c
Mar
4%c
4%C
3,500
4c
Aug
8c
Jan
Monpas Mines Ltd
__
—
Par
Abltlbt
Power
11.50
&
Nechi
Cons
Dredging Ltd
Calumet
New
Jan
New
Forniaque Mines Ltd
New Goldvue Mines Ltd
-
45c
35c
May
85c
85c
500
80c
Jun
1.30
54c
54c
2,000
54c
Aug
1.65
13c
15c
3,000
10c
July
22c
July
54c
Feb
37c
Mar
75 %c
Jan
65c
Jun
2.90
Feb
-
26c
...
New
Highbridge
New
Larder "UM" Island
Mining
Ltd.
Co
2,500
27c
1,500
55c
55c
55c
2,000
2.33
—
Mines
1.80
2.35
471,850
I
!
47c
36c
Jan
Pacific
Coal
Oils
25c
—
Apr
Jan
1
25c
Neu^Ryan Lake Mines
New
Santiago
Nib
15c
Mines
Nocanu
Mines Ltd
Normetal
Nubar
Nudulama
Obalski
(1945)
Pato
Cons
100
25c
2,000
—
60c
65c
2,000
24c 26 %c
Mines
(Quebec)
Mines
Gold
East
2.95
25c
Ltd
1.18
—
40c
—
Dredging
Dome
1.18
.
30c
10,700
Quebec Copper Corn
88c
78c
Nickel
Corp
1.10
Radiore Uranium
Red
Crest
Gold
Rix-Athabasca
Mines
Aug
Jan
Jun
9,500
July
7,900
88c
10c
65c
July
Ltd.
19
%c
Jan
4.20
Jan
77r
Jan
1.03
25c
2.00
42c
May
May
Feb
July
Acme
Gas
3.90
21c
1.54
Apr
Aug
Feb
Jan
2,000
Jun
1.54 May
23c
87,700
8c
Jan
24 %c July
500
4c
Feb
17%
300
50c
l
1.03
17
2,000
Apr
50c
Aug
May
_
—
-
10c
1
7c
22
61c
4c
4c
2,500
1.98
1.98
1,000
1.67
Jan
3.40
10c
10c
500
8%c
Jan
17c
3c
7c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd..
Miller
Mines
Stadacona Mines
Standard Gold
4.05
30c
9c
Tazln
Cons
Mines
Mines
Mines
9c
500
6.50
6.50
6.70
2,700
42c
37c
47c
1,125
2.15
2.20
85c
Ltd.
Ltd—
—.
Tache Lake
30c
Ltd
< 1944 >
Mines Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
4.05
2.20
_.
Ltd—
Jan
Jan
3,000
85c
1,500
75c
Aug
30c
33
30c
Aug
4.05
Aug
7c
Apr
Jun
6.15
37c
Aug
2.10
3,500
Apr
5.80
1.20
50c
14c
9.70
47c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
2.99
39c
Jan
10,600
11c
6,100
25c
Aug
July
6c
Apr¬
18c
Aug
Jan
46c
Asbestos
Corp
Ltd.
Feb
3.15
Cnited Lead & Zinc Mines—
Violamac Mines
3.25
16,400
4,000
48c
45c
3.05
34c
Copper Mines Ltd.
Westville Mines Ltd
Mines
3,000
48c
2.85
34c
Western Tungsten
Wright Hargreaves
2.90
3.05
Weeden Pyrite & Copper
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
164,000
15c
1.98
2.90
2oc
5,200
1.38
Aug
Jun
Jan
30c
37c
II,500
30c
Aug
26 %c
34c
37,600
25c
May
1.90
2.05
7,600
3c
3c
1,000
1.97
*
il Vic
Alberta
Yellow
1.97
500
1
1.90 Jun
3c
Jan
1.45
Feb
4.80 Mar
July
Apr
Algoma
Oils Limited.
Antone
&
Ltd
Co
*
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oils
Calgary
*
_■
Oil
Petroleums
&
1
Gas
Edmonton
class
A—_1
Del
Rio
Federated
Gaspe Oil
&
1,200
10
100
4.40
4.85
1,600
Home
Oil
Co
3.10
3.30
a8.75
a8.75
15
35c
35c
16,100
*
Ltd
4.65
4.50
4.75
1,600
42c
42c
42c
1,500
•
Minerals
Oils
1.90
1
Ltd
•
l
43c
4.40
7c
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.02 July
Ltd
4.10
1.18
i
3.35
Pacific
Philltps
Pontiac
Petroleums
Oil
Co
Ltd
Ltd
4.40
Aug
5.90
Jan
Aug
13%
Jan
Aug
6.60
Jan
3.10
Jan
8.60
Jun
35c
Aug
3.95 July
39c
1.90
55c
4.10
July
5.10
95c
Jan
5.95
80c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
3.70
Apr
1.17 May
Aug
7.50
Jan
95c
Aug
2.55
Jan
1,000
18c
Aug
25c
July
8.00
225
100
1.50
1,000
3.25 Aug
31c
Jun
1.05
Aug
13.25
Jan
2.85
200
2.85
Aug
2.42
500
1.75
Jan
2.99
100
2.14 July
3.10
1.02
1.04
10,100
1.02 Aug
1.52
Jan
2.30
2.20
2.40
3.600
2.20
Aug
3.30
Jan
4c
4c
500
3%c
Jan
8%c
Feb
8.40
8.40
200
8.40
Aug
1.25
1,550
1.20
Aug
2.25
2.05
2.00
2.09
22,600
2.00
July
2.18
July
70c
70c
75c
Oils
Mqcrp
75c
74c
85c
83c
•
Ltd
10c
3.60
70c
Aug
1.68
Jan
c
11,600
32c
Aug
76c
Jan
1.09
9,950
89c
Jan
1.70 May
75c
5,100
70c
July
1.03
22,300
83c
Aug
4
15c
Aug
8% May
27c
Feb
10
Jun
9
Aug
American
105
9% July
9% July
1.09 Aug
1.65 Mar
98c
98c
1,400
1.40
1.75
44,938
3.30
3.00
3.30
1,030
13,700
class
35c
28c
Jun
850
33%
Jun
49%
47%
3,615
41%
Apr
23
53%
23
23%
70
21%
103%
Apr
103% 103%
215
20c
20c
2,000
30c
30c
35c
11,450
-50c
78c
78c
81c
5,900
1
23 %c
23 %c
24c
43,300
1
15
14
16
4,375
4.65
4.50
4.95
95,375
7c
9c
6,100
5.25
5.75
8,540
13 %c
14c
610
5.30
—
-
Mines
I
Porcupine
Ashdown Hardware class B
Mines
(1937)
Atlas
99c
Aug
40c
Jan
2.26
20
Apr
12%
5.70
21c
Apr
July
Jan
8.25
Jan
14%
Jun
Aug
27,000
30c
Jan
9c
Jan,
42c
Aug
4,250
20c
Aug
55c
Jan
12
12
12%
410
11%
Aug
12%
81
82
195
78%
Jan
85
8c
10 %c
1 %c
21 %C
30c
104,000
65c
62c
70c
10c
5,000
25c
30,900
17
17
17
10c
11 %c
15c
14 %c
15c
2,105
23c
20c
_1
Feb
May
Jan
16c
Jan
Jan
30c
Aug
60c
16,500
•
Jun
6%c
55
11c
_
Yellowknife
Jun
Jun
9.15 Mar
278,630
1
.
Steels
60c
16 %c
17c
10
-
.
Jan
31c
l
_
Jazi
54c
42c
l
—
—
_
30c
July
30c
30c
l
__
-
Jan
81
100
Corp_
15 %c
Jan
May
20c
*
common
Metals
Athona
35c
I
_
Gold
Ascot
17c
I
_
_
Jan
104% July
5.25 Aug
1
-
24
6%c July
A
.
43c
100% May
16 %c July
•
Preferred
Arjon
Feb
36 %
1
-
Area Mines
Armistice
3.85
Jun
35
a
Anglo-Huronian
Corp
Feb
3.00
32c
Ltd
Jan
2.80
pfd_25
1st
Petroleums
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Argus
1.35
45%
Petroleums
Auke 110
July
1
1.40 Aug
45%
Lead
Anchor
90c
_*
Leduc
Oils
Anacon
430
10,650
35 %
American Nepheline
American
Yellowknife
Amurex
9
9%
1.15
32 %c
Amalgamated Larder
Jan
16
1.04
Aor
Jun
19
Feb
Aug
9c
27c
Feb
23%
Jan
26c
Jun
14% Aug
25c
53,905
11c
Feb
1
8c
8C
10c
4,000
7c
Jun
16c
Feb
1
19c
16c
20c
6,931
16c
Jun
33c
Aumaque
1
14 %c
Apr
14c
14 %c
10,300
13c
Jun
Aunor
25c
Feb
1
2.30
2.28
2.30
1,000
3.10
Jan
1
18c
17c
21c
21,050
17c
Aug
17c
Jun
.
.
..
_
Atltn-Ruffner
River
Mines
--
Gold
Avillabona Mines Ltd
Bagamac
Mines
*Hoff
Oil
1
22c
26c
2.28
17,650
4.05
4.05
4.40
10,775
2.00
2.00
2.30
5,300
class A_
_
1
•_
Bank
o1
Montreal—
Nova
7%c
10
of
10
Bank
of
Scotia
Toronto
7 %c
35
35%
41
Aug
61c
Apr
9i
41
41
42
575
1.30
1.30
1.35
17,950
1
2.35
2.30
2.40
Ltd
Warrants
_
Feb
Jan
3.00
July
6%c
Jan
31%
"
5.80
Feb
Jan
12c
35%
Jan
Aug
38% May
42
Mar
38%
Mar
Apr
43
1.05
Jan
1.55
2.25
Jun
4.20
May
1.95
Jan
Jan
1.55
Apr
Apr
Jan
1.00
1.00
540
1.42
1.42
1.49
16,640
22 %c
22 %c
24c
16,100
22c
Feb
43c
40c
38c
48c
21,700
38c
Aug
27c
26c
27c
14,150
19c
Jun
1.10 May
49c
Jan
38
38%
101
Jan
45
24c
25c
2,090
24c
6
_
—
8arymin Co Ltd
•
Base
•
Mining
7,415
42c
1.90
840
:
'
4.00 July
1,600
v
1
Mines
Metals
6%c
40%
35
--
10
Mines
Barvue
21c
1
__500
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
Baska
Bata
Uranium
Petroleums
Bathurst
*
Mines
Power
•
Ltd
class
—
a
A..
_
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaver Lodge Uranium Mines..
Bell Telephone
_
Bellekeno
Berens
River
*
'
.
85c
1.30
..
6%
7%
1,725
1
1.00
97c
1.15
10.300
89c
25
37%
37%
38%
17,984
37%
_1
24c
2lc
26c
24,800
21c
_
_
1
_
-
__
_
1
_
Mines
Class
A
1
Feb
a
—
1
Gold
1
_
_
1
__
Boymar
1
Bralorne
•
Mines
Bralsaman
Petroleum
_1
_
Brantford Cordage
class
Brazilian
ordinary
Traction
Brewis
Red
Bright
(T.
Lake_
G.l
__
a
A_
__
preferred-
•
1
...
23
49c
8
Apr
July
Jan
Aug
2.10
90c
1.65
Jan
Jan
4i
40
Jun
72c
Jan
500
70c
36c
Jun
11c
Aug
30c
Jan
8c
14,500
6%c July
14c
Jan
5 %
200
13%
13'%
15
41c
47 %c
28c
—
—
7c
•
5
12%
Aufe
July
Jan
1.74 Mar
1.00
7%
SECURITIES
Jan
Feb
16
Mai-
57c
Mar
40c
50c
29,517
19c
25c
34c
18.030
2%c
Jan
12 %c 12 %c
1,000
12c
Aug
20c
8%c July
18c
Feb
5.25
Feb
Jan
1.08
8%c
8%c
3.65
3.65
1.40
1.40
1.40
300
1.15 May
1.90
14
14
14%
705
13% July
15%
10
10
10%
8,749
12c
11 %c
13c
5)3,750
20
20
50
10c
14,500
3.95
1,680
3.65
9%
9c
19
Aug
Jun
Jan
Mar
—
Canadian Affiliates
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Investment Bankers Association
of America
Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Jan
Jan
20% Mar
|
Members: The Toronto
Jan
Feb
WHitehall 4-5335
Montreal Stock Exchange
Jan
19c
Gairdner, Son & Company
-
Apr
11%
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Gairdner & Company Limited
CANADIAN
Jan
Jan
Feb
27,300
.
1
14c
Gairdner %
40 Wall
Jan
5%
7%c
_
Mines
Bonville
70c
July
30,100
36c
11c
a
common
preferred
Bordulac
70c
.
36 %c
1
Kirkland
Biltmore Hats
36
7%
_
Gold
Yukon
Bobjo
1
_
Mines
Bevcourt
Bidgood
_
July
12,500
45
Feb
3,500
18% Mar
100
Feb
32c 391/2
48c
102
*
„„_
13% Mar
1.20
1.01
Jan
*
i
.
Jun
1.02
32c
Jan
14c
1
Jan
2.14
1.03
97
19,500
Jan
2.85
_*
5
19c
2.05 Mar
2.14
*
102
3.50 Aug
55c
2.42
—
Ltd
—_1
-•»«»
14,750
Aug
102
9%
*
Ltd
preferred
12% Mar
5,100
7.50
Gas
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
amis
10
20c
3.45
l
Ltd
«
Jan
1.25
a30e
«
Ltd
Homestead
"on'no
80c
Jan
Jan
1.00
1.05
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Oils
4.05
July
8.15
i
Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Limited
*n»
750
3.25
90c
Exploration
Sweet Grass Oil
Western
4.75
30c
72c
_i
Ltd
Quebec Oils Development
Tri-Tor
4.10
a30c
i
Petroleums Corp
& Dominion Oil
Continental Oil Co
Omnitrans
4,200
<■
;
British
Oils
66c
i
_.
Ltd
National
Okalta
2.900
Jun
5.15 July
7.50
»
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
New
2.05
30c
18c
Kroy Oils Ltd
New
1.90
800
60c
Ltd
Jasper Oil Corp
Jet
3.10
1
Oils
Ventures Ltd
Gateway Oils
59.300
4.40
__1
__
Petroleums
36c
35c
Cordasun
Oils
30c
*
Oils Ltd
Producers
Empire
325
10
*
Explorers Ltd
Consolidated
4.05
500
5.50
4.05
Canadian Admiral Oils
Central
34c
30c
5.30
•
Corp
Calvan Petroleums Ltd—
Canada Oils Land
Ltd
Canada Southern
30c
5.30
Feb
1.09
1
Steel
Aluminium
_
Altex
16%
66%c Mar
Oil Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
Feb
1.60
Knife
Consolidated
«*roat
3.25
6%
1.12
_•
Alberta' Pacific Cons
1.10^Jun
52c
Jan
450
380
15c 17 %c
15c
___10
_
Bank
12c
18c
26% Feb
7% Mar
25%
7%
17%
17c
•__/
17 %c
./L-°
—
Bankfield Consolidated ri
30c
15c
15% Aug
1,795
7
17%
Albermont Petroleums
Jan
11c
14c
26 %
1
High
Apr
Feb
Feb
Aug
25c
--
common
Petroleums
Atlas
12c
16c
26'/4
7
Aug
26c
Ltd
Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd.
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
4.25
12%
26%
—_*
—
Preferred
Aumacho
Silver
1
Oil
&
Agnew-Surpass
Aquarius
3.75
1.15
50c
•
Mines
Jan
Mar
4 %c
'
Uranium
18c
12 %c Aug
17%
50c
Royran Gold Fields Ltd__:
34 %c
Feb
19c
—
—__
30 c
66c
4%c
22c
■
Mines
Aug
1.84
10c 10 %c
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines LtdQuemont Mining Corp
May
1.18
3.05
3.75
3.30
10c
Quebec
Aug
18c
2,200
5,70o
3.50
3.25
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Ltd
Jun
Jun
6Qc
11,500
3.30
Ltd.
2.50
40c
3.50
Mines
Aug
20c
I,000
1.20
Aug
8%c July
14,500
2.95
Aug
12c
1,000
25c
„_
Ltd
Copper
Uranium
Preston
Ltd—
Ltd.i
Mines
Opemiska
Orchan
Corp
Ltd___-_
15c
10,500
12c
July
7%C
1,000
8 %c
17c 18 %c
—
Mining
Mines
50
,
Ltd
15c
8c
12c
Ltd
Yellowknife .Mines
25c
8,500
4,950
:
100
——
Acadia-Uranium
2nd
25c
—
Low
15
*
•
.
Range Sines Jan.
High
14%
Feb
1
New
Shares
14%
20
_——
Preferred
Low
•
common
A
Akaitcho
45c
85c
Ltd
Ltd
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Mar
54c
Mines
Mines
Paper common
preferred
Class
AJax
New-Delhi
Week's
Last
Sals Price
Aug
6c
70c
40c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Exchange
Exchange
Friday
Feb
5c
70c
—_
CO
Canadian Funds
Jan
6c
14c
Mines Ltd-
&
Stock
Toronto Slock
Acadia-Atlantic
Macdonald
The Toronto
Jan
5c
_
FIELDS
STREET, TORONTO, CANADA
Members
Jan
9,400
5c
your
May
6,000
Ltd
on
Feb
20c
C.
BAY
200
Feb
9c
4,500
7c
-—_—;
Mining
C.
Feb
8c
Ltd
STOCKS
comment
Inquiriet Invited
Apr
Aug
21%
—
Mines
Jan
40c
37c
Asbestos
Oils
48c
to
holdings of Canadian oil stocks
Jan
6c
—.
prepared
are
Jan
18c
20%
7c
_
Mining & Explor Co__
Lafayette
Landover
Lavalie
Mines
We
Mar
15%
July
20%
Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Keyboycon
41c
Jun
Jun
3.500
!
Kenmayo
Jan
29%c July
2,500
10c
20c
—
21c
3.95
1.43
OIL
CANADIAN
Feb
500
—
voting
1
Jun
800
:
2H
Jan
61c
29c
7.80
Ltd
Mines
61c
July
29c
Ltd
Jardun
July
20c
Feb
2.15
Mines
Mines
Lake
16c
7.50
—
Inspiration Mining & Dev
Iso
58c
1.100
35c
Mines
AUGUST
High
10,500
20c
13%
Hoihnger Cons Gold Mines LldGold
Low
70c
20c
29c
Ltd
Collieries
Hillcrest
ENDED
Ranee Sine* Jan. 1
7.50
Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
Shares
High
60c
'
—
—
WEEK
for V\ eek
of Prices
Low
Gui-Por Urau Mines &■ Metals-——,
Gunner Gold
Range
Bate Price
Par
FOR
Sa'es
1953
X
4
Number 5251.,. The Commercial and
Volume 178
r
Financial Chronicle
43
(795)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Ltd
Erllund Mines
Oils
Bristol
4
Columbia
%%
5%
1
American''Oil
British
British
34c
30c
3.25
Low
3.50
30c
19,900
Aug
3% Aug
6,100
..
4
18%
18%
18%
80%
80%
80%
preferred
10o
50
—
Jan
10'A
Jan
Class
Jan
81
Consolidated
Rochette
Consolidated
Sannorm
21%
Feb
87
Jan
95%
Aug
Consumers
47
Jan
50 %
July
Conwest
British
Columbia Forest
British
Columbia
Class
Broulan
Eruck
Reef
5%
35%
35%
36
1.189
8%
8%
1,923
62 c
52c
62c
30,900
2.30
2.25
2.40
3,259
5%
5%
100
21c
31c
823,975
19c
20c
45,400
13c
47C
59,300
4
Mines
Ltd
Brunsman
Mines
Ltd——_
Brunston
Mining
29'Ac
1
_1
15c
—
1
Brunswick
Mining
Bufladison
Smelting
&
42c
38c
1
Gold
18
18
19%
Ankerite
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
8'Ac
65c
16 %c
1
-
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Hill
Aug
July
93c
May
Apr
Jun
Jan
Feb
34
Jan
18c
12,000
16c
1,200
7%c
19 Ve
20
190
19 'A
14 %C Aug
37
37
37
150
7%
7%
125
Calder Bousquet
1
37c
29c 42'Ac
1,161,066
Davis
4,500
15'A
1,332
4.20
4.75
21c
3,050
Caldwell
Linen
*
14
Jan
10
725
.1
Flon
Calmont Oils
24c
23c
27c
1.07
1.23
1.07
_1
31c
Gas
1
4.10
4.00
4.75
2.90
2.90
3.15
8,250
1
9.00
30c
12,000
1
Oils
Aug
Jun
15c
30c
Chibougamau
Red Lake
Calnorth
Jun
9%
18,100
33c
Jan
14
489,349
1.10
Cons
Campbell
Campbell
Oil
Bread
Canada
Canada
&
9,020
9
9
9%
41c
40c
45c
15,500
8c
8c
8c
2,000
7'Ac
11c
11c
11c
1,750
10c
Mar
34c
39c
26.789
31c
May
40c
Feb
28 %
27%
28'A
1,587
27
July
29%
Aug
10c
11c
7,000
10c
Jun
18c
Mar
1
_
-5
___
__
Mines
Ltd
_
_
Aug
Aug
Preferred
4.00 Aug
10c
Jan
19c
250
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
200
4.25
Apr
5.25
Aug
1.05
7,900
99%c July
25c
5,415
1,800
1.30 Aug
1.92
Jan
2.05
21,550
3.75
Jan
45c
Feb
I
Oils
Distillers
15c
15c
18c
16,050
1.80 Aug
13c
Feb
1.60
1.60
1.75
8,800
1.60 Aug
1.85
_2
27
27
27%
5.55
5.55
5.55
1,300
—
(Western)
45 %c Aug
Iron
Foundry
10
*
17
17
17%
1
80c
72c
1.18
30
31%
Jan
Dominion
33c
Mar
Dominion
Jan
Dominion
2.12
73c
Bank
Coal
Dominion
Dominion
Packers
Class
class
A
Dominion
Scottish Invest
Jun
4.60
7.35
Jun
10.50
Jan
2.90
Jun
3.50
Feb
465
105
72
Apr
87
28%
290
26%
Feb
29'A May
Feb
B
Canada
Canada
Mortgage
Southern
1
Wire
Cable
&
Admiral
Atlantic
2.00
Aug
105
33%
Jan
39
Apr
32%
465
28%
Feb
35
May
56%
295
49
Jan
56% Aug
100
73
74
140
6,200
Aug
2.25
3.00 May
Apr
82
Jan
Apr
84
Jan
Aug
95c
Feb
70
32c
32c
32c
3.85
4.35
8,925
Aug
6.50 Mar
13
13
13
100
11
Jun
14
Foundry
31%
31%
31%
555
28%
Jan
32
July
•
Breweries
Canadian
3.85
Car
Class
common
$1.75
Decalta
Warrants
Canadian
_
_
—
Chemical
Canadian
•
common
preferred
Canadian
common
Petroleum
Devonian
Food
Oils
Jan
19
_____
Cos
18'A
Apr
29'A
2,177
34
25
9%
1,395
71c
21c
16%
25
32%
9
Jun
18c
50
75c
200
15,200
40c
43c
13%
Jun
Jun
Jan
3.00
39c
4,800
13%
Aug
45
105
3.00
40c
Aug
2,000
50
•
Jan
50c
75c
77c
July
4,899
3.00
___
common
100
4%
Jan
Apr
Apr
100
Jun
11'A Aug
16
Mar
12%
Jun
Oil
Canadian
&
56.0
Canadian
___1
Railway
Pipe Line Products
Canadian
Prospect
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
1.30
1.60
July
13
Apr
23%
24%
6,062
1.70
1 75
'
——
'
preferred
Canadian Vickers
15%
16'A
50
97
Jan
46
Wallpaper
Canadian
Williston
class
B
4
Apr
Asbestos
Cassiar
Castle
Jan
14
Jan
86c
Jan
31c
1.51
Jan
Feb
55
Jan
55c
15% Mar
1.77
Jun
32%
Jan
Aug
100
May
Mar
19
8%
common-
Textile
July
3.30
Jan
Jun
1.50
Feb
2.06
2.10
2,100
2.01
1.00
1.05
2,300
1.00
6.70
6.60
7.05
7,815
6.25 July
2.33
2.33
1,000
2.15 May
4.65
4.45
4.80
10,800
3.70
Jun
2.25
2.10
2.58
18,945
2.10
Aug
88c
1.00
2,750
Central
Oil
Chateau-Gai1
Wines
——
2.33
1
Mines
Chesterville
7c
1
Explorers
Ltd
60c
1
Mines
Chibougamau
1.25
80c
12c
13c
3,000
9%C Aug
16 % c
19c
1,500
15c
1.10
1.50
11%
300
1.22
1.31
21.90P
6c
7c
12,000
58c
75c
15,725
9.50 Mar
2.90
6.00
4.30
Jan
Jan
174,550
800
Oils
Dragon
Oils
Dnvex
Class
3.25
67%
50
67%
10%
10%
100
9%
8%C
1.52
9c
26,500
1.36
1.67
58,167
A
Mar
43'A
Jan
47
Feb
2,555
10%
Aug
16'A
Jan
16
16
16
135
14'A
Jan
17% May
4
8%
8%
8%
1,340
9%
9%
480
•
common
9%
Minerals
—
67c
72,700
49c
Jan
94c
43c
15,200
38c
Jun
96c
36c
36c
43c
29,850
30c
Jun
58c
Feb
27c
27c
750
25c
Jun
30c
July
8c
July
12c
Apr
-1
—
Aug
1.95 Mar
Feb
Jan
Jun
Apr
1.40
Jan
1.91
2.15
8,800
97c
95c
1.05
50,700
Sullivan
4.25
4.25
4.50
12,408
1.38
1.23
1.40
121,450
5'A
5%
200
21%
Mines.
Mines
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Steel
*
22
371
Elder
Mines
Elora
Industries
Colllngwood
Colomac
Jan
Jun
Aug
Jan
14
Feb
Conduits
1.50
18%
Jan
14
Aug
16
12
11c
16
125
16
Jun
19
12
12%
942
12
Aug
16% Mar
Aug
17c
10c
11c
2,500
10c
31c
Coniagas
Mines
58c
21,400
10%
25
5c
5'Ac
10,500
4.30
4.30
200
7%
Mines
Coniaurum
49c
10%
Petroleum
—
-l____
El
Gold
Sol
7%
7%
75
1.60
1.60
1.65
500
Jan
10% Mar
4c
3.90
7
1.41
60c
—_.
Feb
—1
39c
Astoria
60c
1,400
58c
35c
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
74c
10%
Consolidated
Cons
Golden
—
Eureka
__
Mattarow
Warrants
Consolidated
lie
4.83
12%
Aug
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.80
Aug
80c
Feb
Famous
Ltd
Grain
class
Preferred
E
Iron
Aug
9c
Jan
21c
Jan
41c
600
38c
July
85c
Jan
1.35 Mar
Foundation
class
59c
12,325
Aug
1.55
26c
28c
1.000
22c
Jun
7,816
14% Aug
23 %
21%
1,250
18'A
21% July
21
20%
21%
240
20 »A
1.97
1.97
2.18
31,665
16%
16%
385
15
Mar
26
26%
150
24
Jan
7 %C
7'Ac
2,000
4.10
4.65
16,329
78c 83 %c
63,000
30c
32c
9,000
8%
8%
16'/8
4.10
78c
4
—
17c
2.58 Aug
Orlac
3,763
24%
25%
26%
Jun
July
Feb
%c Aug
34%
Jan
12'Ac 12'Ac
20c
2,316
12c
Aug
35c
Feb
20c
43,982
lie
July
30c
Jan
17c
Jan
26% July
Aug
7.50
Jan
13c
74%c
Jan
1.54
30c
Aug
4.10
5c
8'A
25
Aug
Jan
Apr
Aug
9'A
Jun
10c
10,600
Apr
38c
Apr
Jan
28c
10
50
10
Jun
13%
1.00
3,200
75c
Jun
2.35
63%
63%
65%
1,160
59
13%
13%
14%
75
11
7%c
7c
7'Ac
3,000
4
5.10
Apr
Jun
Jun
6c
Apr
Fen
Mar
68
14% Aug
Feb
10c
14%
15
790
13% July
18
Jan
5.00
5.60
13,703
5.00 Aug
12
July
85c
95c
2,990
98
preferred
preferred
General
Bakeries
97
98%
90
General
Dynamics
GaMneau Power common
——
5%%
Petroleums
47c
21,900
1.05
27,400
1.00 July
1,455
20'A May
22
60c
Apr
Jan
1.80
22% Mar
22
21%
104
106
186
100
Feb
106
July
1.10
1.09
1.10
40
102
Mar
110
Mar
5%
5%
5%
445
4.90
31
Jan
July
6.00 Jan
45
May
32%
1,150
55%
57%
330
55% Aug
68'A
5.50
5.50
6.00
520
5.50 Aug
8.50
5.25
5.60
1,155
Jun
7.50
Jan
Jan
48
Mar
17%
Apr
1
class
46%
46%
16%
16%
101
41
100
100%
20
A
4
cofnmon
Preferred
5.00
25
_4
100
Mfg
Jun
41c
1.01
Feb
May
31%
A
Products
30c
41c
120
56%
common
General Steel Wares
Aug
1
Motors
General
97
2.20
3
—8
——
General
Jan
78c
1.01
_4
Alberta
of
16
Apr
99
May
Feb
Jan
104
Jan
11 %c
Jan
11%
Jan
I
1
1
Gold
8'Ac
8.60
8.55
9.00
3'Ac
3'Ac
3'Ac
7,500
95c
87c
95c
51,350
31c
35c
23c
28c
2.15
2.26
2,950
70c
75c
27,700
5c
Mines
Gold
Lake
8'Ac
25,200
4
Gold
Yellowknife
Giant
10c
_1
Lake
Geneva
Glenora
5'Ac
8,000
1
Goldcrest
1
23c
1
2.15
Manitou
Golden
72c
Uranium
Goldfields
Porcupine
Goldhawk
Goldora Mines
5c
—
Good fish
Goodyear
Tire
5'Ac
Mining
common
Pieferred
__
_
_
__
__
Bousquet
Graham
__50
__
Grandines
Mines
West. Coal class
25%
Jan
3.25 May
17
1.00
Explorations
Exploration
Great
Aug
25
85c
Mar
%c
Jan
10
debentures
50c
1.35
Aug
1.20
1.00
common
July
9,750
17c 17'Ac
Jan
—20
1
•
36c
Jan
15%
21
——————4
common
convertible
General
Jan
14%
1
4
4
100
100
Gas
FeD
Jan
52c
21
Warrants
Gaitwln
Aug
14%
—
48
56c
20'Ac
Grandoro
Mines
Lakes
Great
Paper
.—
•
common
183/4
3,905
ic
Jun
8.55 Aug
2'Ac
Jan
7%c May
66c
Jan
1.30 Mar
30,300
18c
Mar
53c
May
18,300
20c
Jan
47c
Class
A
preferred
Mar
Guaranty Trust
Lead
Gulf
4%c
5c
4%C
5'Ac
95
95%
48
48%
55c
70c
2,500
3,000
2.15
60c
Jun
Jun
3'Ac Feb
3.75
Jan
2.00
Feb
9c
3'Ac
Jan
12c
3c
Jan
10c
Feb
Feb
Apr
70
88'A
Jan
98'A May
110
47%
Feb
49
47c
Jan
17c
July
170,050
20c
23c
14,300
35c
35c
1,000
17%
19%
10,725
34'Ac Mar
15
1.45
May
Jun
61'Ac J tin
40c
Isb
Jun
19% Aug
51
Aug
50%
110
45%
Feb
5.50
5.90
620
4.30
Jun
7'A
7%
100
6% July
4.00 Mar
4.50
Feb
Jan
8.45
Jun
—
Devel of Can Ltd—
Greening Wire
Gridoil
Freehold
.
50
4
'Ac
Mar
58c
Gold |
Cos
Frobisher Ltd
Plains
%C
22c
64c
Co
Great
—
1,600
4
4
Jan
21c
May
58c
A
Jan
1,250
16c
4
Motor
73c
4,100
Jan
1.00
Manufacturing
Ford
85c
28c
5c
4
Fleet
Jun
58c
5,000
20
4
July
26c
Feb
9c
65c
—1
preferred
41c
52c
15c.
Jan
—4
12,340
50c
6.00 May
July
Jun
4
Ltd common
60c
Feb
Aug
7c
Aug
—
4,800
May
5.00
15%
4
32c
40c
50
5,000
35o
4
23c
5.00
8 %c
60
1
100c
56c
For footnotes see page 45.
I
Jan
35c
6,600
2.15
20c
16,100
20
Mines—
Fasteners
4"/o
Aug
95
49c
Kirkland
Fraser
25c
7,450
25c
33c
Petroleums
Flank
Aug
47c
Apr
20%
A
_—_—•
warrants
Flash
Mar
31c
Federated Petroleum
Feniinore
Feb
78c
•
1
25c
Players
Oils
Federal
23'A
4
Fanny Farmer
Federal
8%
Mar
July
45c
45c
Falconbridge Nickel
85c
Consolidated Nicholson
Consolidated
1.03
27,900
2.00
5'A Aug
21
20%
1
24c
Lead
Mining & Smelting—
2.45 Mai
46c
Corp
56c
Howey
Consolidated
Jan
45c
20%
Warrants
89c
Guayana
Consolidated
Jan
1
•
24c
Arrow
6.8o
25
—
Insurance
Mines Ltd
Estella
37,955
40,200
2.00
Consolidated Gillies
Jan
Apr
Mar
41c
41c
Consolidated Coraasun Oils
Consolidated Discovery
1.65
26c
Glacier
Emerald
God's
9'Ac 10%C
Oil.
Allenbee
3.15
8c
__
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
Aug
5.00
1
—
Jan
40
Yellowknife
National
Jan
7%c
20
,
Oils
Pen-Rey
Class
1.00 July
14
preferred.
Terminal
May
Aug
4.20
20c
4
_
Goldale Mines
Commonwealth
1.91
95c
45c
45c
1
common
Preferred
El
5%
20
4.40 Mar
5.05
73
Jan
14
50c
Coldstream Copper
2,000
9'Ac
1.92
Mines
s
Nickel
Rim
East
Jan
61c
40c
8c
East
Apr
1
Gas
&
—
Malartlc
East
9
11
43c
Amphi
East
Jun
8'A July
8
1
2.10 Mar
11%
Apr
Jan
1,800
1
—
Feb
45c
2.40
1.10
4
Coin Lake
19%C
14 %c
1.07
•
Aug
Aug
1.36
4
CockShutt Farm Equipment
30c
15c
8'Ac Aug
1
Cochrane-Dunlop common
15
11%
65c
&
Dyno Mines
5%
67%
1
1.32 Mar
83c
Jan
1.79
3.85
Willans
45'A
Jan
Jan
72c
1.40
Cochenour
5c
Jun
Aug
3.75
1
Jan
1.18
75c
1.52
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
1.10 Aug
10
11,700
3.75
Citra-Lartic
Aug
80c
•
10%
May
23c
1
0
17c
94.110
65c
Chlmo Gold
4
Jan
168,540
Chromium
Chrysler Corp
Circle Bar Knitting class A
85c
30c
11%
1.10
*
50c
Chemical Research
Cheskirk
16 %c
*
Oils
Charter
12c
—1
Centremaque Gold
Chamberlain
20c
1
1
Porcupine
11%
10%
Mines
Donalda
Francoeur
—_1
Central Patricia
11%
45%
11
__
& Chemical common
Tar
Dominion
9% May
275
11%
45%
•
Jan
1
Oil
Leduc
Jan
1
2.30 Mar
6.10 May
40
Apr
•
Explorers
11%
11%
Feb
4.00
Aug
•
1
Ltd
Corp
96%
.50
—
_
Equitable Life
5%
1.00
_•
Trethewey
Central
Central
I
1
Minerals
Cariboo Gold
25
873
7'A Mar
15%
*
com
Coal_.
&
Stores
Fittings
Canadian
99
12%
99
34% Aug
15%
675
6
Apr
Aug
27% May
100
5%
16
•
1.70
100
99
Aug
4.00
100
40
23%
13,560
4.00
99
100
__
1.93
4.00
40
1
_»
common
1.30 Aug
13,310
23'A
33'A
__:
Tire Corp
1.55
_25
Gas Reserves—
Pacific
4,115
12%
14%
14%
14%
100
•
_
Steel
Dominion
Fargo
Canadian
Feb
100
_
—
Preferred
Dominion
Jun
20% Mar
75c
4
Malartic
Canadian
33
Apr
3.00
4
4
Products common
Canadian
Jun
15%
21c
«
Dredge
Canadian
23%
75
100
65c
66'Ac
_
675
15%
9
9%
4
28 %
34
_
__
Canadian
Aug
21
29%
29%
25
•
Cellulose
&
Apr
18%
-20
Celanese
17
5,476
27'A
27%
—
A
Canadian
20%
15%
Canners
Canadian
20
20
•
12 %
9
6'A
Steel corn.
&
Aug
8
9
Eddy Paper class A
Canadian
Jan
July
July
4
10
4.25
34
6%
•
12% Mar
Aug
73
4.00
__2
__
1,400
76
8
5,246
2.18
Jan
3.00
38c
__
Bank of Commerce
8.65
73
•
Oil
Bakeries
200
76
4
B
Oils—
Canadian
2.05
2.05
_
class
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
37%
8.00
8.00
»
common
22% Mar
_25
-
Feb
5.05
700
56 %
56%
_____
Lines
SS
Canadian
20
Oils
Warrants
Canada
22%
3.20 Aug
225
37%
*
Perm
Canada
19% July
20
3.40
.
7.75 Mar
May
32%
.
_
Magnesium
2.25
3,405
37%
Warrants
Canada
_
__
Jan
6.65
79
3.20
Apr
Jan
27% Mai
$
preferred
Eelctrohome
Jan
9.50
19%
Aug
27'A
425
Jun
72c
2.96
15% Mar
3.50
3.20
4
17
246,600
Asbestos
Jan
5.35 July
1,255
Dominion
14%
2.00
Lands
24'A
2,827
2.50
Seagrams
Dominion
Canada
Canada Oil
Feb
52c
32c
1.45
1.80
—
1
__
Minerals
Devon-Leduc
Dome .Exploration
77
20
July
1.30 July
27c
1
250
Ltd
Proaucers
Rio
Jan
9.00
77
Feb
10,100
15
5.25
1.30
1
__
Feb
15c
1.01
1.01
_
Aug
16'Ac Mar
Jan
4.95
15
_
_
Mines
50c
July
14c 15'Ac
4
A
30c
14%
1
class
Gold
D'Eldona
10% July
Jun
8
1
—
_
Aug
8%
28
4
common
Feb
57c
280
4
Oils
Delnite
Detta
Mar
3.50
4
common
Cement
5.45 Mar
Jun
1
B
Preferred
Calvan
Jun
16% July
_1
.
Mines
Leather
Davison
Feb
38
7%c
125
9.75
1
Flin
Cabman
14
*
common
FeD
20c
20%c Aug
Dome Mines
Calgary & Edmonton—
27c
Jun
3.75
5,060
20 %c
3.05 July
Jan
8c
14
21c
Jan
8'A July
Jun
9c
57.800
11c
lo
4.65
_
Zinc
&
Pershing
Class
Q4*
25c
22
July
Lead
D'Aragon
Jan
Aug
7
.__
Feb
.
39% Mar
34c
Jan
30
7%
B___
Feb
1.05
Feb
4
class
class
Jan
10c
_4
Co
&
Apr
15c
35c
A
Burns
Burrard
23%
July
14c
•
17c
Mar
Coulee
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Crow shore Patricia
4'Ac Jun
392
2.25
15%
*
Corby (H) Distillery voting
Croinor
July
13c
150
1
Cournor Mining
Crestaurum Mines
Feb
45c
50 %c
3.00
•
Ltd
Apr
8%
July
14%c
16c
«
Burlington Steel
Feb
8c
8,000
39
3.35
26c
18,500
5c
38
*
_1
T
18c
5c
—
Jan
14
500
4
Lake
1.40
4%
2,600
65c
8% July
Aug
2.25 Aug
3,060
8c
1
4
7% Mar
52c
1
36% Mar
Jan
5% May
Feb
33
1
Mines
Apr
4.60
1,225
1
A
Mills class B
Bunker
5%
•
class
Oil
Brunhurst
Buffalo
5 %
•
A—
:
.
Empire
class
Power
B
British
•
Products
Mines
5'A
9%c 10'Ac
10c
I
10
Exploration
Copper-Man
8%
50
10 %c
1
Gas
1.40
Aug
16,602
34c
4
Mar
Jun
High
Low
29c
36c
8
34c
a
A
Bange Since Jan. 1
3.00
1
class
Week
Shares
High
Low
_____
155
50
Oils
Press
B
200
95%
94
94
50
53c
Consolidated
17%
35
preferred
Consolidated
76
2,399
pfd__100
4%
Electric
Peak
Jun
3.35
lor
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1.30 July
135,400
35c
3.35
l
Petroleums
Britalta
1.95
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Sale*
Week's
Friday
|
High
1.56
1.87
1
AUGUST 28
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
ENDED
for Week
of Price*
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
A
•
5.50
•
__
4
__9C
10
1
4.00
4.00
4.00
450
6.05
6.05
6.50
5,000
13%
250
14c 16'Ac
16,100
13%
15 %c
13%
4.30
13
8c
Mar
Jan
7.10 Jan
10%
Feb
13% Aug
31'Ac Mar
44
The
(796)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Sale Price
Last
STOCKS
Gold
Gurney Products common
__
—
3
Preferred
Gold
Lake
Gwillim
—
—
8.10
Friday
38,405
4.00
530
22 %
275
9c 13%C
55,000
35 %
440
2%
3.80
22
Jan
3Vic
Jan
32
Apr
Apr
Mayo
Feb
20c
Massey-Harrls
Maxwell
Jan
4.75
26
May
McCoIl
Hahn
Brass
Halliweii
common
14
...
18%
14c
Harding Carpets
Harricana Gold
8%
Gold
35
11,000
310
14c 14%C
5,500
8%
16c
19c
191,316
5%c
7c
Fruntenac
12 %c
13c
3,516
Jan
15%
5%
'5%
10c
13c
109,300
28 >8
293/4
915
27
Jun
38 %
Jan
94
94
25
84
Jan
96
Jun
17c
19C
5,000
28 %
-_100
17C
7c
Jan
Mclntyre Porcupine
19%
Aug
Mclvor
13c
Feb
23c
Mar
McKenzie
Feb
9
Jun
6Vic
Jan
6c
Aug
20c
July
15c
12 %c May
Jan
Lakes Iron__
10c 11 %c
13c
Mines-
Gold
Heva
5%c
Ltd.
27c
Crest Oils
High
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee
__
...
—
3,400
28c
37c
799,730
12C
14c
15,500
5%c
5%c
25c
29c
36c
35c
—
Headway Red LakeHeath Gold
15c
Yellowknife
Gold
Hosco
McWatters
Gold
Hudson
Jan
Merrill Petroleum
Aug
Meta
Apr
Mexican Light & Power common
9,750
5 Vic
July
97,ic
Feb
8,900
25c
Aug
65c
36c
800
30c
May
48c
Jan
15c
1,600
15c
Jun
34c
Jan
10c
Class
Huron
Erie
3,735
28c
74,000
Aug
5c
1,000
20
440
2.20
2.50
1,650
12%
class
Bank
Lake
Mid-Continent
Mill
2,500
1,570
32c
3,500
2.80
Jan
Jan
6%c
Jan
16c
May
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
Aug
2.50
1.00
30c
Aug
64c
Jan
Mar
Feb
6%
300
•
15c
13c
16c
43,585
13c
Aug
38c
Feb
25c
32c
3,700
25c
Aug
62c
Jan
1.85
1.90
900
10 %c 12 %c
29,400
Oil
•
Minda-Scotla
Mindamar
Mining
8%c
Aug
L.—'-
-•
2.80
29c
:
Aug
Aug
3.00 Mar
5%
Feb
1.20 Mar
3.75 July
34c
Aug
4.20
Jun
6%
Jan
1.90 Mar
Jan
2.69
2.65
2.72
8,400
2.25
Jun
4.55
Jan
*
;__
10c
•
common
Corp
10%
10%
11 Vi
1,310
10%
Aug
14%
Jan
49c
10,000
40c
Jan
56c
50c
Aug
Apr
15%
Jan
10 Vic
21c
Jan
Fel)
20
Apr
2.20 Aug
2,110
40
52c
3,000
46c
9
25
100
6
32c
*
Feb
17
42%
9%
6
Brick
Jan
157/b
2.95
645
Petroleum
City
Jun
Mar
G Vi
Apr
6% May
|
3.40 Mar
Moneta
Porcupine
1
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
58
Mar
65c
May
10
Moore
Corp
48c
45c
1
—
Montreal Locomotive
51c
50c
55c
3,700
14
14%
385
13%
•
24 %
9% July
•
24%
25%
280
23
Jun
27 Vi
Apr
24%
24%
100
23
Feb
26%
Apr
30c
40c
2,800
30c
Aug
77c
Chemical common__5
8%
8
_5
11%
common
preferred
Naco
—25
Ltd
National
—
•
Jan
12
Aug
12 %
Aug
8.50
8.60
1,480
Aug
12%
Jan
National Explorations
Ltd
•
lie
12c
17,900
Jun
27c
Jan
National
Grocers common
*
8.25
10c
125
Feb
Drug
&
Preferred
31%
Apr
35%
Jun
National
Hosiery class B
28
Jun
36
Jan
National
Petroleum
Jan
11 Vi July
National
Steel
Feb
National
Trust
34 %
35
100
29
31
5,771
11
107/B
11
2,150
4 Vic
4 Vie
4 Vic
1,500
3%c Jan
29
Jun
36% Mar
Negus
Nesbitt Labine
9%
Feb
1.35 Marl
July
4%
29
_____________
8c
1.20
12
9,927
116
ordinary.
7 %c
69
40%c Aug
25,000
30
10
—
24,000
Mar
33c
400
________—i_.—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
12c
July
9% May
30c
3.75
12c
—
3,500
.
3.15
1.25
—
May
3.65
12%
—
31c
Feb
"29c
12
-
July
3.65
1
8.50
A
Aug
54 V/2
425
39c
1.00
1
1.25
1.25
10
common
17c
Jan
7
I8V2C
4
Mines—
Preferred
30c
4%c July
40%
9%
—
—
July
__13.50
Uranium
13
Jun
7.20 Aug
9c
Jan
9
Petroleums
Imperial Oil
L958
19%
40%
Smelting
&
Husky Oil & Refining Ltu
Hy-Charger
Indian
8.00
___
Hushes-Owens
Imperial
13%
A
B
&
13
50c
Minlpg
Apr
8c
10%
Jan
22c
Porcupine
class
Hunts
5
207
10%
Island
37c
2.20
Bay
Hugh-Pam
7%c
4
24c
5c
Hoyle Mining
9%c
55%
10
1—
19 Vic
20c
Paper common
lie
Mills
Mercury
Jan
7.20
___.
Smith
Howard
Jun
20 Vic Mar
Jan
13
—.
_1
Lake—
6%c
25c
—..
OH
35 %c
30c
Red
11c
7.25
Consol
Hollinger
Homer
55%
35 %c
*
-
.
Lake
Red
McMarmae
Milton
Home
55%
__1
—5
—
Drilling
Merrill
Head of
7%
Jan
Jan
Jun
7%
High
10
common-
2c
10,500
12 %c
_
13
Low
10,032
10%c
Ltd
13%
200
<8%
16 %c
———
Hibbert Mines
Harrison
14 %
2%c
18%
18
Hard Rock Gold
Hasaga
14
2 ViC
Uolu
Range Since Jan. 1
Hioh
5 3/4
McDougall-Segur
Hamilton Bridge
Shares
93/8
_____
Mines
for Week
•8%
8%
_w——l
Ltd
Preferred
Mar
39
Monday, August 31, 1953
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Feb
13%
.
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
Jan
.
28
Sale Price
Low
7.40
35
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
—
11c
—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlnej—
Shares
Financial Chronicle.
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
4.00
7.75
.
of Prices
Low
WEEK
Sales
Range
Pa
Gunnar
Week'i
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
I OR
Commercial and
9c
33c
33c
—
12 Vi
*
750
12
36c
5,600
12%
7%
670
30
84c
May
Aug
14
May
8 Vi
200
2.35
2.48
5,000
25%
625
26
26
30
14c
15c
2,250
1.80
1.65
2.02
34,950
13 %C
—
12 Vie
15c
80,761
12c
16c 17 %c
24,200
3%c
26
—10
Jan
Aug
24%
8%
Jan
Jan
ll7/a
*
___
9%
13%
33c
25c
—
Car
Jun
Jun
11
7%
Jun
1.60
8% Mar
Jan
2.99
Jan
24%
Aug
27%
Apr
26
Aug
28
Jan
14c
Aug
29c
'
Industrial
$1.50
Acceptance
31
30%
32
1,240
30
32%
31
32 Vi
605
30%
Jun
36 % Mar
2
38 %
38%
38%
170
37 %
Jun
39
July
73/4
Jun
9
Jan
New
2.20
1.95
Feb
New
common
preferred
$2 preferred
New
Ingersoll
Machine class
Inspiration Mining
A
___*
1
International
Metals
International
Nickel Co common
class
A
*
33
100
8%
8
2.20
18,450
34
610
40
33
10.996
•
39
39
International Petroleum
•
21
21
22%
Interprovincial
5
Pipe
Line
40c
27
38%
1,690
21
19
Feb
Jun
Apr
Aug
5.10
34%
46'/4
30
Gold
Waite
Jack
Jaculet
•
Mining
Mines
Alger
Bidlamaque
Jellicoe
1
Mines
(1939)
New
Calumet
Mines
New
Concord
Development..
22%
6,938
14c
127,600
4c
8c
8c
9%c
3,000
10 %c 10 %c
5,011
3.25
3.50
5,600
2.00
Apr
.3.50 July
6c
6 Vic
3,000
47/bc
Jan
16c
25c
3.30
1
—
17c
2.10
Jan
21
1
Oil
Jasper
Uranium
Jan
9%c
1
.____
__
British Dominion Oil
Continental
New
JUn
29%
Feb
New
Jacknlfe
;
2.05
2.30
1.65
10,133
85c
80c
85c
1.46
1.55
9,415
1.00
1.05
41,225
4.65
Feb
Feb
July
29c
Feb
Jan
27c
Feb
2.00 Aug
8,500
1.55
Aug
78c
2.92 May
Apr
1.33
Feb
Aug
1.46
2.25
Jan
l.ol
Jan
Mar
11 %c
21
Mines
Davies
Jan
22c
Jun
New
8c
Aug
12c
Apr
New
9Vic
Jan
24c
Feb
New
Oil
Delhi
1.00
—
Petroleum
—__50
15c
15c
18c
50 %c
69c
82,300
28c
31c
19,200
2.79
2.74
2.85
13,370
3c
1%C
3c
81,110
Petroleum
Devon
__
Dickenson Mines
Rights
1.00
3,500
57c
—____—
Jun
15c
•,
Aug
50 %C Aug
Jun
28c
2.50
34c
1.63
70c
Feb
Apr
Jan
3.30
Jan
l%c Aug
7c
July
48c
Apr
Apr
New
Oils
Jet
Ltd
29c
Gold
Joburke
14c
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
Gold-
31c
26,600
12c
Jan
55c
Jan
New
Goldvue
26c
23c
30c
19,000
22c
July
55c
Feb
40c
Feb
New
55c
46c
60c
172,368
10c
Jan
82c
Jan
9,235
25c
Jun
41c
Jan
New
Highridge
Hugh Malartic.
9c
9c
9 Vic
4,933
7c
July
20c
Feb
19c
4.500
15c
July
30c
Jan
New Jason Gold
7 Vic
7 Vic
7 Vic
4,000
1.89
8,100
24c
24c
28c
7,200
7,900
.1.66
22,250
32c
19c
Ltd.
Jupiter Oils Ltd
16c
28c
—
Mines
Fortune
Jun
6Vic Jan
26c 29%c
12 %c
1.62
1.62
Aug
Kayrand Mining
8%c
_
Kelvinator
8c
8%c
2,500
7%c
Jan
21
20%
21
1,140
17 % July
Gold
7%c
7c
8c
10,500
6Vic Aug
Kenwell
Oils
1.55
1.55
1.60
Kerr-Addison
20%
20%
21%
2,400
15c
14c
20c
28,600
3,000
1.20
Jun
13Vic
23
Feb
July
18 Vic
Feb
2.25
Feb
17
Mar
21%
Aug
6 Vic
Jan
39c
Kelore
New
Keymet
Mines
Mines
_1
60c
Kirkland-Hudson
1
65c
Kirkland
1
Lake
Kirkland
Townsite
1
Kroy Oils Ltd
20c
(Johni
55c
Ltd—
60c
6,600
Laguerre
Aug
1.53
Jan
50c
Aug
78 Vic
Jan
13c
500
12c
Feb
28c
Jan
10 %c
11c
15,000
10c
Jun
35c
Feb
1.35
1.50
5,700
2.10
Feb
18
18%
1
8.00
8.10
339
1
76c
75c
83c
18,600
Lake
Lingman
1
21c
19 %c
23 c
49,500
Lake
Shore
Mines
23c
27c
6.60
6.75
1,025
30c
30c
31c
3,550
32
32
GO
4.50
4.50
4.50
100
__
1
Lake Wasa Mining
l
.
125
5,075
16 Vic
Feb
80c
Apr
23c
Apr
9%
9c
10c
13,500
7 Vic
U
2.35
1.73
2.37
1,428,119
12%c
Jan
2.95
25c
24c
25c
22,700
23c
Jun
40c
Jan
10c
10c 11 '/2c
13,952
37/8c
Jan
24c
Apr
Feb
21 ViC
Feb
Larder
Mines—
—
Marlon Gold
New
New
Mines
Morrison
Mosher
New
Ltd—
1.35 Aug
17
8.00
70c
Jun
18 Vi
Jun
11
Jun
19ViC Aug
21c
6.55
Aug
July
Feb
1.80
55c
35c
Apr
Feb
Jan
New
Gold
Feb
Feb
Richfield
Ryan Lake Mines
Senator
35,125
53c
Jun
62c
87c .May
79c
May
7c
8c
4,000
4Vic
Apr
9 Vic
Feb
5%c
6%c
38.600
5c
Jan
14c
Feb
6c
6%c
9,000
6c
Aug
11c
Feb
12Vic Aug
35c
Jan
Petroleum
12 Vi.c 13 Vic
Superior" Oils
of
15c 15 Vic
20,000
16 %c
Rouyn
2,750
15 Vic
_J
16c
18c
2.40
2.70
Canada-
Thurbois
2.40
9
__.
lie
Yellowknife
Nipissing Mines
Mines
July
55c
7Vic
6c
New
Nisto
50c
8c
Oil
New
New
8,639
45,000
6c
Pacalta
New
lie
62c
57c
______
Norzone
New
9%c
52c
Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth
Nib
lie
Lac Mines.
Long
New
.....
1.35
*
1
Jun
62c
3,100
Dufault
Osu
85c
7,500
53c
Lake
Lake
May
65c
51c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Mines
35c
62c
•
1
Klondike-Keno
Labatt
—
Feb
20%c July
Jan
13c
—
5%c
Apr
Newlund Mines
New
New
Keypoycon
35c
3.15 Mar
New
Kenville
30c
Ltd
12c
Aug
8.65
Jan
Jun
39c
Mar
29 %
May
33
Feb
Norlartic
Mines
5.40
Jan
Normetal
Mining
Norancta Mines
66 %
3,911
%C 10'/bC
8,000
10 %C 12j/2C
43,200
1.42
30c
6,500
1.55
1,800
lie 12 Vic
57,800
66
67
1,850
Jun
35c
Jan
12Vic July
31c
Feb
15c
2.40
Aug
8c
Jan
3%o
Jan
1.42
Aug
4.10
Jan
14c
Feb
13*20 Aug
2.35 Mar
10c
Jan
36c
Feb
63 %
Jun
78%
Feb
I
Lake
the
of
Woods
common
*
—
Lamaque Gold
Landover
«
Oils
&
Mines
___:
l
Lang & Sons
Lapaska
Mines
729,625
Jun
7%
7%
7%
100
7%c
7%c
8c
4,800
5 Vic
Jan
6c
6c
1,500
3 Vic
Jan
1
Acceptance
class
—
7V/4 May
51c
9%c
Lawson
&
Class
B
class
A
Consolidated
Oils
22.
22
100
20V2
20%
100
25 %c
30c
6,200
203/4
Jun
14 Vi
Apr
22
20 Vi
Aug
7,600
60c
Jun
1.09
8c
Jun
Lexindin
1,000
8c
17 Vic
l
12c 12 Vic
4,500
Jan
16c
*
56c
Lac
Groceterias
class
A
•
Class B
Gold
1
Hosiery common
Long Island Petroleums
& Bloedel
Mines
class B
Lake
Gold
Mines
Jun
1.40
Jan
Aug
9,800
14c
Jun
30c
Jan
13 Vic
Jun
25c
Jan
10 %c 10 Vic
1.70
70c
16c.
1,000
1.70
1.75
2,700
70c
75c
12,100
16c
19c
10c
July
1.58 Mar
15c
9
Aug
38c
41c
12,800
Jan
63c
Mar
58c
60c
4.400
9c
10c
13,100
5c
5%c
2 2 Vic
28c
45,663
57c
80c
66,325
6%
6%
2.05 May
Jun
8,000
16c
July
40c
14,322
37c
Jun
90c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
40c
1.58
1.55
1.85
16,700
•
16%
16
16 %
2,345
157/b
Jun
20 Vi
1
1.80
1.75
1.87
10,900
1.35
Jun
2.25 July
40c 44 ViC
Eastern
5,025
•
3c
3c
3Vic
Gardens
3,000
*
see
page
45.
Oil
_____:
7,500
22c
Jan
1.15
Jan
52c
Jun
9c
July
17c
Jan
Jan
10c
Feb
11c
Jan
80c
Apr
50c
July
4 Vic
1.05 May
Ltd
....
25
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
7c
7c
3,000
6 Vic
July
13Vic
Feb
80c
Mines
82c
5,000
80c
Aug
1.15
11%
J
13
550
6c
—
Selections
Okalta
6%c
5,000
Feb
11 Vi Mar
13
Feb
4 Vic
Jan
17c
Feb
7c
July
11c
Jan
2.20
Aug
Omnltrans Exploration
Ontario
Jockey Club
Ontario
Pyrites Co Ltd
1.35
B warrants
i
:
Opemiska Copper Mines.
Orange Crush
"T.T0
2,000
12,350
17c
12,500
15c
Feb
29c
Mar
4 %C
9,500
4c
Jan
9c
Feb
2.25
4,600
2.00
2.20
Jan
1.35
1.45
15,720
1.11
10c
O'Leary Malartic
7c
2.00
7c
2.40
4c
v'
90c
7C
2.20
16c
.
Oils
1.55 Aug
Orenada
10c
700
1.23
1.10
8c
12,500
1.10
3.75
3.80
650
3.00
6 Vic
6 Vic
1,000
50c
57c
12c
3.75
7c
Jan
19%c
Apr
1.44
Apr
1.95
Gold
Osisko Lake Mines—
Pacific
Pacific
50c
(Eastern)
Petroleum
Hershey
Pamour
8.00
Tubes
13c
7.95
9.25
12,090
Aug
Jun
July
Aug
Jan
3.45
2.20
65c
1.99
4.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jun
Mar
15c
8,000
46Vic July
77c
Jan
7,000
6%c July
14c
Jan
6c
7.95
Aug
Jan
13% Mar
70
70
220
86c
86c
2,300
85c
July
41c
46c
36.700
30c
Jun
54c
Mar
7Vic
7 Vic
3,600
Apr
14c 18 Vic
70
Porcupine
146,000
64
Jun
73%
1.11
Aug
Jan
Feb
2c
Pan
Western
Oil
Jan
7. Ma c
Feb
15
Aug
Parbec
Jan
Partanen
Feb
Pathfinder
-IOC
Paramaque Mines
Aug
July
88
50
80
Apr
4Vic
Jan
17c
36c
Aug
Peace
Jan
Penman's
S7
42c
Jan
22c
4c
Jan
29c
1
l03/4c
lie
18,665
4Vic
Jan
l'lc
50c
1.20
1.35
3.100
1.20
Aug
42c
45c
13,900
5.30
6.05
1,500
l
3%c
Mar
9Vic July
7c
7%c
11,050
18c
36c
1,864,802
11c
18c
76,510
55c
63c
10,300
4 Vic
5 Vie
6.000
39c
42 c
12%
8%
90
Mines
1
Malartic
Petroleums
Ltd
Paymaster Consol
7c
15c
37c
Ltd
Office Specialty
Ogama-Rockland
7
29c
•
Wood
32
1
55c
Ltd
Gold
100
i
1
(1940)
Mines
Lake
O'Brien
15
88
•
Mines
Mines
73/4
l
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Nubar
15
100
Ltd
Extension
73/,
*
Martin-McNeely
Northern
Northland
Page
23,000
Malartic
Mining
Canada Mines
1.75
Jan
2.95
1.14
1
13c
common
Trinity
Jan
60c
1.61
footnotes
1.25
46 Vi July
113/4c
6,000
12c
Oils
Feb
18c
1.51
&
373/4
37/eC Jan
July
14c
1.51
Mines
For
100
l
Gold
Marigold
3,766
46
15c
i
Preferred
Marcus
425
5c
1.40
5c
Apr
1
Gold
Goldfields
Marbenor
36
Feb
14c
1
Mines
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo
480
46
Jan
July
15c
1
Explorations
Leaf
4334
1.00
14c
1
Consol
Maple
4P4
Jun
1
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Manitoba
50c
1.40
•
Mines
Red
700
Jan
•
Goldfields
Madsen
5c
"
Yellowknife
Magnet
6c
56c
423/4
4214
»
London
Malartic
Apr
Obaska
74c
8c
MacMillan
6Vi
Oakville
70c
Mackeno
10,000
Jan
8c
Gold
Aug
61c
70c
Macfie
7%
Nudulama
25Vic Aug
1
MacDonald
63/4
North
1
Macassa
Oil
Northern
*
Ltd
Gold
Louvicourt
23'2c July
Star
20 % July
Lencourt Gold
Lynx
Jan
North
Jun
issue being exchanged share
for share for Mill City Petroleums
Lomega
Jan
25
■»
Jan
Mar
9c
20%
*
37c
6%c
20 %
Jan
Jun
15,500
14
12Vic
12c
Feb
Feb
4.25
133,600
10% July
Feb
3,700
22c
29c
Jun
13c
Feb
6c
8,000
2.40
Jan
July1
25c
Jun
2,500
14c
2.17
2.50
lie
9
6c
12Vic
Oils
4c 1
14c
21c
13
6c
4,700
Gold
135
6c
Ltd.
11c
Inca
208
19 Vi
43,160
Denison
14
.
6,700
2.95
North
North
14%
Feb
15c
2.80
3.05 May
22c
Jun
10%
Ma
141/2C
...
Mines
&
10%c
14 %c
....
Canadian
10%
Above
Loblaw
Oil
North
14
1
Jones
Long
Feb
Norpax
14
_.__20
Mines
Little
July
Jan
10
10 Vic July
10V4C
*
A
Preferred
Leltch
Norgold
4.^0 Apr
15c
3
Lavalie
Leduc
46c
1
Laura Secord
Laurentide
34c
«
Cadillac
Lapa
39c
4,200
9c
Mar
14Vic
55c
Aug
1.05
3 Vic
Jun
7c
Mar
37c
Jun
82c
Jan
Apr
River
People's
Ltd
Oil
1
Gas
preferred
Credit
Peruvian
Petrol
Nat
4
1
_100
&5.70
47c
5.30
10
120
Securities
*
25
25
500
20
Mineral
1
1.80
2.32
12,225
•
40c
49c
23.750
Oils
&
&
Gas
120
120
1.80
Aug
Aug
1.65
58c
8.75
Jun
Jun
Aug
Jan
Apr
Aug
120
Aug
Jan
25
Aug
Aug
3.50 May
36 Vic July
83c
Jan
Volume 178
-Number 5251... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(797)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
YVeek's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Pickle
Crow
Pioneer
Mlhes
Gold
Gold
Pilch-Oi'e
1.20
Uranium
]
Placer
Development
1
Ponder
Oils
•
Poplar
Oils
Powell
River
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Prairie
Royalties
Preston
East
Dome
Quebec Copper Corp
47c
55c
1,500
47c
1,465
20
92c
100
34%
35%
1,180
Corp
Mining
Milk
class
Radiore
Uranium
Ranwick
Red
Mines
Jan
4.80
Jan
27c
30,000
65c,
July
13c
Aug
80c
Jun
Red water
Reef
J
1
Utilities
Mines
Uranium
Prado
Roche
Long
Rowan
B
Roxana
1.99
:
1
_—
Jun
7%c Mar
23,000
4c
20c
18.300
16c
8%c
3.000
Aug'
Preferred
Winnipeg
A
July
959
32
Jan
36
12%
Jun
173/a Mar
14c
Jun
32c
Gordon
trust
■
_
class
_'
;___
Jan
9c
May
35c
Jan
1,505
290
30%
Apr
1.70 July
37 %:Mar
2.25 M'ar
,
99,100
3c
10,800
1.97
1.46
1.45
1.63
31,000
1.80
1.80
1.95
7,250
38
33
160
Jan
15 %c
Feb
Aug
11
Feb
14% July
1.20
1.20
1.30
6,800
4c
5c
7,506
15'/a
16%
5,376
9c
1,700
2.80
3.05
9,475
10
10
48%
Gold
Winora
2.32
Aug
1.80
Apr
46
Mar
8c
3,000
5c
Jan
17c
Apr
22c
5,400
20c
Aug
33 %c
Jun
6 %C
500
5c
Jan
18c
19c
9,990
17o
Jun
16%
160
56
56
60
1.01
44,887
•
5.15
5.15
5.40
1,550
1
1.95
1.90
2.00
*
32%
32
323/4
95%
43c
Mines.
15%
15%
15%
10
60c
61c
2,000
4.05
4.00
4.35
58,062
24%
24%
25
295
20;
Feb
24 %
25
365
20'
Jan
25
18c
18c
20c
_
...1
87 %c
Jan
14
52c
35c
Feb
8c
16
Apr
4.00
Dairies
class
A
Ltd
—
Oil
1
Co
July
70c
Jun
10%
225
14
2,162
12%
38c
Gold
41c
5,600
38c
Aug
65c
6,950
456
July
26
950
26
Ltd
Mines
•
23c
23c
(1944»__
24c
5,000
35c
35c
7,500
1
Paving
•
common
Standard Radio class A
20
20
*
Jun
6.85
3,700
1.90
Jun
309
26 %
Jan
34
98ys
207
91%
Feb
987/a Aug
43c 49%c
20
Oil
&
Olsen
Stedman
Gas
Ltd—
Gold
Bros
1
175
9.%
20%
.
Jan
Feb
Jan
32c
Jan
1.75
11
Jan
Aug
17
Mar
68c
Jan
1.15
26
Jan
Jun
21c
July
45c
Jan
30C
Jan
47c
Mar
17% May
20% July
7% July
6%
157
410
4.60
Feb
5.00
May
1.50
13.683
1.00
Jun
1.85
Feb
_
Steeloy Mining
Cons
Supertest
Mines
6:
Jun i
Sweet
Oils
Ltd
Bylvanite
__
Ltd
_
_
common
Tombiil Gold
Torbrit
2.20
4,050
15%
1,015
101
30
13c
87c
Apr
Aug
97%
Jan
102
Jun
30c
Aug
1.28
1.30
2,500
1.20 Mar
6 %c
6%c
1,000
5%c July
118
9%
9%
200
10%
10%
300
2.19
2.04
2.19
3,785
20c
15c
21c
81,530
•
1.65
30%
8
Aug
Jun
Jan
—20
Jun
1.46
Jan
10c
Feb
38% Mar
10
.
Jan
24c
10c
14c
202,135
5%c
Jan
17c
May
8 %c
10c
2,600
8c
July
14c
Mar
6 3/8
6%
5,334
53A
Apr
99%
99%
20
1
11c
14c
31,500
*
6
6
25
•f
~
Toronto
Traders
Class
Iron Works class
51c
Mortgage 1
Finance
B
Warrants
i
class
7,000
20c
July
1,300
81c
Jun
13
208
12%
Jun
2.25 May
1.70
14
Jan
A
Era
50
105
•
28%
31
35
28%
Feb
31
19%
25
15%
Apr
19% Aug
105 106%
31
Oils
28%
28%
1,363
28%
75
25c
25c
2.15
2.15
2.45
7,498
67c
60c
70c
99.150
___
.
•
•
1
Jun
22c
July
Feb
6%
1.90 July
2.58
1.95
2.00
5,905
1
32c
32c
32c
1.500
25c
Jun
1
125
101
Apt-
27% Apr
26% Mar
20c
2.151
60c
Jan
Aug
Aug
Jan
47c
22 %c
&
Zinc
Yankee
Canuck
10 %c
10c
12c
19,000
10c
July
Mines
1
7c
8c
22,700
7c
Jun
Yellowkiill'e Bear Mines
1
1.26
1.26
1.37
11,920
1.23 July
0
1.05
1.05
1.05
200
1
21c
21c
22c
.13,000
19c
July
15c
16c
2,100
14c
July
Feb
Jan
59c
49c
York
Oil
•
Knitting class B__
Yukenc
Mines
1
Toronto Stock
1.00 Mar
Jan
13c
Mar
1.75
Jan
1.60
Jun
jJan
Jan
Exchange - Curb Section
Canadian Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Asbestos
Brown
Corp
Co
2nd
•
490
8%
1,000
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Western
Hayes
8
Aug
12 Va Mar
46%
Jun
49% May
6.70
Jun
16%
17%'.'
300
14%
14%
25
3.15
•
common
3.15
3.20
800
3.00
Jun
23
23
540
22 Va
July
Lumber
•
20c
_________
•
Steel
—«
Paper
Utilities
Inc
Flour
33 V*
Jun
42
Feb
3.00
Jun
5.25
Jan
10%
Feb
72
Feb
9%
325
8%
Jun
62
62
150
55%
Jun
38%
2,318
34%
Apr
20c
20c
5,000
74
76%
440
72
54%
35
33
—
________w—~1
__
_•—*
Stores
:_J.
Jun
28c
Jun
83 %
Jan
Jan
,
55
Aug
33%
34
150
33
Jan
50%
200
47%
Jun
26
240
24% Aug
29%
36%
37%
290
31%
Apr
38
26
26%
1,235
27%
32%
32%
100
33
50
4.25
,4.30
600
32
32%
395
32 %
—*
18c
39% Aug
25%
33
Bros
Thrift
9%
37%
26
"
Yukon
Consolidated
22
22
50
51c
55c
10,100
FOOTNOTES FOR
•No
par
Odd
107
sale
May
23 %c May4.00 Mar
1.55
d Deferred
July-
30% Mar
30
Jan
e
—
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
lot
Mar
in
—
1
AND
t
(not
Included
In
55 % Mar
24
Feb
July
35
30
Jun
33
4.20 Aug
28
6.50
Apr
34
13%
Jan
22
51c
Aug
69c
year's
(not
Included
range).
wiWhen
price.
rCash
sale
wd When delivered.
x
u
(not
included
in
year's
range).
1
MARKETS
Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
sale
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat
CANADIAN
Issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rlghts.
Ex-stock
dividend.
1
Feb
35 % Mar
31'
Ex-llquidatlng dividend.
(Un)
range).
delivery
Feb
Jan
45
common
Oreille
Price
__
fl
4.10
50
25%
.—6
:
15
25¥4 Mar
1,200
v
5
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie
33%
7%
common
July
Feb
35
74
—L4'•
International
13
6.75
18% Mar
4.00
__
38%
International
Feb
54%
—
0
Bridge
16
35
3.95
Paper
48
3.90
■
1
Paper
Loblaw
27% Aug
60
48
__
Westinghouse
Dominion
Jun
1,200
__
3
Marconi
Dalhousie Oil
24%
14%
Canadian
Dryden
Jan
27
6.05,
•
Collieries
Canadian
Jun
9%
5.90
--
Canadian General Invest
Consolidated
24%
Apr
26
8
Hiah
July
7
1,105
—
5
Vinegars
Canadian
Low
21
8%
8%
;—*
Dredging
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
25
22
8%
—
1
common
preferred
Bulolo Gold
__
Shares
High
22
__
_-5
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
_*
Sales
Week'*
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper—
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—
a
30%
28%
___
100%
Jan
5%
2.00
Feb
19%
_
Trans Empire Oils
Trans
.__
May
5c
•
Lead
Mar
23c
1.07
$
A_
98
7% Mar
Apr
13
Jan
6 3/8
Wright-Hurgreaves
year's
Toronto
1.14
12%c Feb
Yale
Pend
Jan
21c
31
Jan
2.05
lie
1.00
__
90c
Aug
10% July
21c
c
19c
10% July
1.90 Mar
1.05
1
Jan
16
Jan
34
2.92
Jan
6c
31%
July
13
107,600
•
.Toronto General Trusts
Feb
19c
1
Mines
Feb
5,200
32%
Feb
Feb
52,140
.
15c
9.75
42c
1.28
Aug
22 %c
1.85
10
Elevators
2.00
20% Mar
33
Jun
30c
*
_
Silver
2.10
13c
Jan
Jan
34c
July
1.65
_
preferred
468.760
6.10
15c
32c
«
common
47c
3%c
1.85
_
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Toronto
30c
16c
0
_
_
Taylor (Pearson)
5%
2.200
101
"III
^
Tamblyn
6,000
26,350
15%
•
Geld
Taku River
Jan
16c
2.15
25c
Industries
16%
30% July
6.70
41c
—50c
Grass
Switson
1,100
2,670
6.45
"IOC
_
Aug
7c
•
Surf Inlet
8c
15 %c
1
.
12,000
7c
6.70
1
(ordinary)
Preferred
32
1
_
Contact
Sullivan
19%
7c
1
_
18%
30%
•
•
Steep Rock Iron Mines
17c
303/8
•
__
Sturgeon River Gold.
15c
July
8%C
100
Jan
1.15
•
5.00
15c
*
Steel of Canada new common
Sudbury
1.30
1
—
Aug
7c
Jan
Aug
13 %c
.
Stanwell
Starratt
43c
5,000
Jan
4.35
•
,
July-
1.25
—
31,100
8c
Jan
1
__.
Gas
Jan
6%
*
_
Aug
5.00
8c
Jan
5.00
.
Stanley Brock class B
56
1
Mines
(Alexander)
Jun
5.75
May
50c
1,000
13%
13%
17c
101,444
60c
•
10,200
90c
95c
10%
•
Aug
Feb
1.15
Aug
82c
_
Feb
81c
17
1.66
1
25% July
25
Mar
43;
90c
___
Mines
46%
Feb
10c
42 %c Jan
Aug
Sale Price
Standard
14% May
July
75
.
Aug
64c
7c
Mar
14,000
*
50
Aug
9%
Jan
43
45
»
12% Jan
Jan
35c
Jan
2.80
Jun
10c
50c
Jun
42
81c
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
1.45
36%
9c
_
Apr
3,600
85c
1
Central
Gold
Feb
3.25
2,030
_*
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Wood
Jan
15c
3,738
16
18c
100
&
Jan
Jan
24 3/8
49
10c
Larder
1.37
Jan
38c
6 %C
1
.
157/8 Aug
7%c Mar
1.70
15c
20c
1
Ltd—
Aug
10%
5
common
Jun
4c
Feb
Jan
48
7c
lc
1
1.15
Jan
58c
35c
1
2.81 Mar
45
A.
___.
310
Feb
24
2,20
ac
certificates
.,OUs
5%c
Jun
2.00
—50
_.
14%
1
Yellorex
34
1.83
12c 15 %c
12c
Jan
38
Silanco Mining
Valley
10.000
3c
18n/4
2.00
corn-
Breweries
Souris
1,480
Jan
1
Sheep Creek Gold
Siscoe
10,500
1.80
Mines
Winnipeg Brewing
MlJter
2,900
33
_
13%
Apr
2,550
1
(1945)
1.60
Petroleums
Windward
14%
•
Aug
•
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
35%
I-_1
Ltd
May
1
Preferred
Aug
July
103/4
24c
Tungsten'
(Geo) common
8C
25
Jun
72c
—
Leaseholds
35c
Jan
7y<
14,800
___•
W'__^___
W'estern
20c
Apr
2IV2
17,900
3.05
Homestead
Winchester
59
8c
Grocers
Jun
13%
10c 10 Vac
325
1,575
Aug
July
90c
16
Western
8%c Aug
35 %
common
Gold
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shuwinigan Water
Power
Standard
8c
18c
13%
•
siwHinei
2c
8%c
__
51
50c
Ashley
Western
Wilrich
46,000
19%
255
72c
Feb
3 '/ 8 c
58%
___
Malartic
Western
Feb
19
12 %
40c
Consolidated
Western
Weston
22c
3e
4.80 Mar
Jun
73c
1
Territories' Oil
West
Aug
16% Aug
35c
___i
.___
West
20 3/8
Aug
19'%
Aug
10%
47c
_.
&
Wekusko
Aug
16% Aug
20%
.
35%
•
2.95
780
May
5c
Pyrites
Feb
Jan
16c
54,895
Aug
40o
1
Mines
G
3.40
9c
15c
3.60
12%
Feb
31%
24
Amulet
Jan
1.62
20c
4c
2.95
11%
Feb
Feb
8.25
Mines
Ltd
Violamac
Apr
1,500
3%c
16c
Mar
7.75
•
Vicour Mines
1.15
28.000
l
common
Corp
OH*
Stadacona
25
Jun
*
Scnrrv
Southam
60c
Apr
3.30 May
1.17 Aug
10
•
Simpsons
Jan
1.05 Aug
12c
__»
River Gold
Silverwood
Aug
2.60
200
16%
25%
8,866
10
23%
West Can Brew
22c
4c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Silver
Jan
11c
20c
__
_____:
Antonio
Silver
3.25
2%c
19c
Lawrence
Voting
Jan
10 %c
____
Rupununi Gold
Sicks'
32c
m%c
____■
Russell
Industries
Ryanor Mining
Sherritt
20%
16%
1,150
22c
95c
Jan
7.75
Zinc
1.70 Mar
Aug
4c
64,833
20%
•
2.04
Mar
3c
Royal Bank
Shea's
1.90
33c
Aug
May
1.65 Aug
12,018
Una
Shawkey
1.03
8,500
89c
26c
Jan
lie
100
1.17
78c
__1
Rundle Oils
Sand
3.10
1.05
—
Royalite Oil
San
3.10
78c
Jun
1.14
Jan
He
325
1.05
Jun
10 %c
3,500
3.10
__1
■
1.65
1.67
Walker
32c
34,400
4%c
31%
20c
Jan
7
23%
Mines..
Weedon
1
Lac
Roy Silver
St
Waite
Feb
4c
warrants
warrants
Feb
3,000
1
Consolidated
Class A
Rol
9
23,100
1.65
30%
17c
•
Jan
9,500
20
Van
Jan
12c 19 %c
108
_25
_
Upper Canada
48c
54c
--
20c
Jan
May
22
Jun
8% Aug
32,200
Mfg $6 preferred
preferred __i._____.__
$1
1.70
9.00
Jun
50c
312,700
9
50
Steel
Jun
14c
Robertson
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.84
•
&
Oils
United
16
185
1.25
___1
Jan
i2lc
5.70 Aug
2,567
8%
11c
.____
Lead
30c
1
Rix-Athabasca
1.55
B
United Keno Hill
United
85c
1.03
,
Feb
3,700
12c
Oil
May
31
1
United Fuel A preferred
Preferred B____________
86,600
1.10
,____,
Cons
3.40 Aug
•
Corp
Jun
29c
__
Mining
1.20
17'%
17 %c
_1
•
12% Mar
common
Jiuun Gas
Ventures
8%
1
Renabie
Rio
500
l
Regcourt
Acceptance
United
2,400
__50c
Petroleum
Reeves MacDonald
Rexspar
2.15 Aug
5%c May
9% Jan
15,200
12 %c 14 %c
_
Union
32c 33 %c
50c
1
Poplar Gold
Aug
2.00
Feb
36 %c Mar
9
58
7c
17%
22c
3.30
1.65
1
_
Uranium
26c
Corp
12%
24,500
—
26,876
*
68,925
17%
2.50
1
lie
A____
2.30
United
4.20
95c
5,500
United Asbestos
10c
32 %c
Tungsten
25c
Jan
3.60
1
:
Aug
20c
Jun
10c
•
Gold
20c
20c
2.85
3.70
1.05
99c
21c
1.40 Mar
1
Jun
Jan
48,875
96c
40c
Mar
3.70
5.85
6,900
40
3.25
95c
46%
43c
Jun
3.40
5.70
Aug
41c
2.36
Oil
High
29
Aug
35
—
Petroleum
Low
7,525
33%
400
95c
•
1.30 Mar
1,500
17c
_
33'/a
1.52
2.25
13c
Resources
Ranre Since Jan. 1
High
29
25 3/4
10%
Indus
Triad
Union
95c
Low
30
Apr
6 %c
76c
Shares
92c
2.15
93c
Transcontinental
Trend
Jan
for Week
Par
Feb
1.76
Aug
25 Va
92c
1
Metallurgical
Quemont
Jun
Sales
Range
of Price*
Trans Mountain Oil
Pipe Line
Jan
10%
Manitou
Quinte
1.14
Feb
45
6%C
1
Labrador
Queenston
29.100
Jun
24%
1
Nickel
31
Jan
1,25
2.25
•
Quebec
July
6 %c
Airways
Quebec
26c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
2.15
10%
Mines
Quebec
Jun
1
r
Purdy
wueoec
690
1.30
STOCKS
1.59
*
.
rioapeclors
Mica
16,760
33 %
1.75
34%
1
:
Metals
28
| High
Jun
1
Border
Pressed
29c
1.20
>
25
•
Ou
Premier
1.20
47c
1
Corp
2,100
92c
•
Gold
2,620
32'/4
1.29
•
1.51
1.90
26c
—
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1.20
27c
ENDED
Friday
Shares
High
1.80
.1
WEEK
lor Week
of Prices
Low
•
;
FOR
Sales
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Aug
Jan
Mar
Aug
July
45
46
(793)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
j
Monday, August 31, 1953
...
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday, August
28
Investing Companies
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
94c
86c
25c
—
Mutual Funds—
Johnston
(The)
1.25
4.82
5.22
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc„l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
3.87
4.14
Keystone
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Business Sharea
American
11.17
12.14
Par
Inc
B-l
1
Custodian
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
-1
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset
value—
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
—1
19.41
B-3
(Low
2.96
3.23
B-4
De
9.86
5-2
(Income Coin Stocks)—I
17.37
8-3
(AppreciationCoinStks)-1
15.88
(Low
8.70
22.81
22.72
24.89
12.10
273,a
13.08
29%
9.41
1
9.51
Com
34.40
17.10
stock—I
5.01
5.49
6.11
5.63
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
_•
——•
36.62
36.62
Automobile
Business
shares
lc
3.41
3.70
Certificates
2%« Feb.
4.56
2Vis
March
2.94
3.24
2%s
June
1.
Home Furnishings shares—lc
Non-Ferrous Metals
lc
3.09
3.41
2%s
Aug.
15,
3.45
4.56
5.02
lc
4.53
4.99
-——-lc
4.02
4.43
Bond Fund Inc__10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
7.80
18.54
lc
Stee| shares.
Manhattan
of
beneficial interest—1
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund
Inc
Units
of
..
1
16.35
27.74
15.30
1
14.91
16.38
Inc
1
Trust
30.65
32.77
1
22.82
24.39
4.84
5.02
16.79
18.15
2.42
2.65
10
Corp
Mutual Fund
Boston
First
Founders
33
35
'12.60
12.60
1
10.31
11.21
Inc—
Futures
Fund
1
15.30
_1
11.14
National
-—1
Series
Preierred
Income
8.97
Natural
Resources
7.44
Natural
Stock
Series
62.39
6.00
lc
lc
6.95
7.62
Pioneer
8.35
9.70
Putnam
lc
lc
8.45
8.51
9.33
(The) Slock Fund-lc
8.32
9.12
shares
Common
lc
4.45
lc
5.06
shares—lc
8.24
shares
Food
Fully administered
4.89
lc
8.41
9.22
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional
bond shares—lc
8.88
9.73
Railroad
6.39
6-
1-53
10-
2-53
11-
6.30
6.37
6.99
lc
shares...
2.75
3.03
Equipment shares
RR
—lc
4.07
4.47
shares
lc
7.63
8.36
lc
6.48
7.11
-lc
4.60
5.05
Railroad
Bteel
stock
shares
shares—
Tobacco
Utility
lc
6.81
7.47
1
Inc__1
10.43
11.40
24.13
24.85
shares
Growth Companies Inc
Growth
Industry Shares
Fund Inc
Hudson
1
11.47
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
11.34
1
1.81
I.97
10.03
1U.84
Institutional Shares Lid—
Institutional Growth Fund.lc
Institutional
Fund—lc
Bank
Fund
Ins
I
Inc.lOc
Investors
Institutional
12.26
I
Income Foundation Fund
Incorporated
11.82
,
Institutional Found Fund
12.54
1-53
11-
86c
95c
1.14
lc
14.78
1.25
16.17
&
Street
Fund
5.49
Sept.
3,
9.82
10.73
Sept.
10,
2-53
12-
Inc
79%
30%
American
10
31%
Alliance
American
Equitable
American
Fidelity
A
Automobile
American
Amer
44%
46%
2.60%
bl.87
1.84%
1.75%
Nov.
27,
1953
bl.98
1.93%
5.65
24%
25
1,
1953
1953
1953
8,
bl.85
6.15
32
Fund—1
Continental Fund
1
11.87
12.92
4.10
4.48
Income
11.79
12.82
Fund Shares—1
United Science Fund
1
5.49
6.00
1
5.76
6.30
Value Line Income Fund Inc..1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Wall Street
4.64
5.07
7.92
8.62
Value
Line
Fund
Inc
Investing Corp
Washington
1
Fund
1
21.57
18.45
19.95
1
Co
9.95
19.77
1
Investment
9.28
1
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin
13.82
Mutual
Investors
Wellington
13.55
4.04
4.37
Bank & Trust
Unit Type Trusts—
E
2.50
9.20
10.45
1
2.11
2.41
.1
5.25
1
Independence Trust Shares
North
Bank
of
i2.48
Amer Trust Shares—
;
Manhattan
,
Par
5
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
Massachusetts Bonding
100
50%
46%
10
47%
48%
Continental
10
Bank
Bank
&
Trust
(White
Empire
Bank
Fiduciary
First
of
N
&
City
1
10
Bid
Ask
40%
86%
35
63
129
135
20 %
163
24%
of
N
39
394
10
50
Bank
20
Brook
19%
20
62%
National Bank
City
20
Trust—
25
Nat'l Bank & Trust
17%
2
10
National
&
First
20
100
Bank
Globe
&
Globe
Sc
Great
Fire
American
Hanover
Hartford
Republic
26%
St
Fire
Fire
Hartford Steamboller
37%
5
57%
59%
5
Republic
Rutgers
60
16
17 V3
5
5
10
10
10
34%
34%
37 %
158
Co
Trust
42%
44%
U S
U S
115
17
268
51%
117
46 %
4%
28
119
18%
278
St.
12%
National
41%
Bank-20
Bank__20
43 %
66
Louis
Amer
Exchange
Nat'l
37
40
20
41%
44%
—.17
51%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
Mercantile Trust Co
125
27
30
47%
50%
60
63
Boatmen's
First
St
National
National
Mutual
Bank
Bank
Bank & Trust
Louis
Union
Grove
United
Trust
25
61
Trust
Bank
Bank
25
&
20
<fc
Trust—20
Trust—
100
60%
54%
64%
60
160
180
64
Trust—33Va
82
85
Continental Illinois
National
Bank
San
&
Francisco'
Bank of
Amer
N T &
A—6.25
S
30 %
32
Potomac Electric 37/es
1988
102
103%
104
Natural Gas 4s_„1973
101%
'*102%
Recent
Bonds-
42
25
Calif
26
27%
Commercial
4
Vb s
7%
8%
-12.50
54%
10
(N Y)
(Texas)
10
5
2
10
12%
Elec
Power
37/aS
60
16%
50
Bid
Gas
4%s
101 %
99%
100 %
Southern
Commonwealth Edison 3%s..1983
100 Va
100 %
Washington Gas Lgt 4%s__l978
Wisconsin
.1978
97
98
Public
18%
—
—
Florida
Iowa
Power
&
Lgt
Public Service
37/as..1983
102%
1983
102%
103%
Stocks—
103%
.1983
4s
El
Paso
New
Jersey Cent Pow & Lgt 4s..1983
Kentucky Utilities 37/as
.1983
103
104
101%
Oil
4%s
33%
Montana
10
39
42
pfd.100
99%
,
Nat Gas
England
32%
5.65%
106
107'%
Texas
104%
105
104%
104%
97
•
101
102
44
63%
43/aS
FOOTNOTES FOR
46
745
Power
104%
106
65%
•No par value.
bBld yield price.
k Admitted
3
38%
40 %
2
22
23
to
listing
Stock Exchange.
Elec
$4.84
Serv
$4.64
pfd
Lgt—
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER
tNew
x
on
98%
Texas Power &
1984
100
47
725
100%
Power—
preferred
.1968
343/4
45
4.60%
.1978
New York Tel 37/as
10
10
-10
106%
103%
102
Kerr-McGee
106
Ask
Service—
4 Vas
63
101
100
Fire
Natl
1983
3%s
Diamond Alkali 3%s
85
Bonds—(Cont.)
.1965
Credit
31%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..2
Fire
Ask
56%
;
Accident
Security Issues
44
23
.3.33 V3
—
Rid
Power
5
—
Westchester
26%
10
100
City Nat'l Bank and
10
.
Travelers
39%
4
Slates
Tower
2.50
Fire
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
36 %
163
44%
Bank
National
United
105
Paul Fire & Marine
Standard
49%
114
31
282
105
Reinsurance Corp
36%
29%
272
25
Trust
43%
Portland
104%
9%
35%
322
41%
104%
8%
25%
307
-20
64%
29%
5
100
1983
27%
10
Nat'l Bank & Trust
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
Mellon
22%
1973
10
Newark
23
1,500
10
Philadelphia Electric 3%s
Providence-Washington
of
21%
100 1,460
Northern
97
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
Falls
106
104
43%
10
Firemen's
103
Pittsburgh
103 %
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
68%
—25
Security-First National
45%
2
Phoenix
66 %
97
33
Arkansas Pow & Lgt 4%s_..1983
Casualty
Fire
58
94
31
104%
Peerless
10
36%
103 %
25%
(San Fran)—10
35
.1983
53
Philadelphia
—25
66 %
Bank
Angeles
Alabama
51%
of
64%
National
Los
42
24
Fund
54%
40
50%
Assn
52%
Jersey City
5
49%
Firemen's
—10
Va
11
•
Fire
National Bank of Detroit.
First
20
43
10
84%
39
67
Pacific
80 Va
37%
65
Pacific
ID
10
10
48
Md
Commerce
Union Bank of
32%
237/«
87%
oi
49
10
46
Deposit
200
48
53
|_
of Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
States
185
406
Y
Co
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
Bank
31
50
16
Detroit
37
100
Y
N
Square
(The)
York
20
Co.
City Bank
22 %
10
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
Irving Trust
10
national
National Bank
Bank
Ouaranty Trust
Hanover
Central
Cleveland Trust
Manufacturers—4
84'%
&
425
Cleveland
51
10
Fidelity
385
410
-100
26 %
10
4
370
Co
168
10
;
Savings Bk.100
&
Trust
National
Franklin National Bank—
Pranklin
Northern
37%
Continental
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Ask
240
41
River.
Northern
Bid
233
48
Fire
Northeastern
60
10
Trust
Trust
National
the
6%
62'%
16
Y)
Trust
Federation
5%
61
10
Plains
Rye National Bank
38%
Trust
100
47%
Chemical Bank & Trust
Harris
Bank
22%
York
New
North
376
49%
National
5
Hampshire Fire
57
34%
364
10
Public
84%
Par
First
5
Assurance
Amsterdam
32
37%
Chicago
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Lincoln National Life
10
54
35%
15
National
United
Home
5
10
Companies
Ask
Co
Bank of New York
Bankers
Trust
Chase
Mew
.
Companies
New
Bid
Chicago—(Cont)—
the
Meadow
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
Far
Mew York
Manufacturers Trust Co
Connecticut General Life
Federal
1.82%
26'/a
United
10
202
Ask
1.76%
1.80%
1.86%
United
New
197
29,
Bid
bl.86
bl.90
.
bl.94
5.36
National Union Fire
Co
1953—
1953
14.29
National
Inc
1953
22,
19,
4.90
39
Casualty
15,
Oct.
Nov.
13.11
58%
Forster
Oct.
1.55%
1.86%
1
Inc-
37
&
1.45%
bl.75
bl.94
—1
Fund
United
56%
Crum
Treasury Bills
Ask
bl.94
Accumulative
Texas
25
24 V8
b2.80
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co
Inc
10
22%
3-54
bl.92
22.08
Merchants &
5
5-
1.72%
21.86
26%
Co
3-53
bl.82
Television-Electronics Fund
Merchant Fire
Shippers
8-
Oct.
65.00
21%
Fire
2.55%
2.90%
18.90
61.50
Surety
&
b2.75
2.25%
17.43
Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
25 %
Insurance
b2.45
1953.1
State Street
Re-Insurance
Boston
2.50 %
1-54
1953
8.47
American
Camden
2.40%
1-54 wi b2.70
4-
1953
13.75
Fund
American
Bankers
b2.65
3-
1-53
5,
26.94
31%
83
1-54
1-53
7-
12,
7.73
20%
79
2-
9-
3.00%
Oct.
12.71
29%
10
1-53
2.75 %
2.10%
Nov.
24.92
5
Automobile
5-
2.10%
b2.40
Nov.
Sovereign
Casunlty.5
&
2.50%
b2.40
1.70%
Selected Amer Shares.
2%
Snareholders Trust of Boston—1
Investors
1
Stock
(Newark N J)_2%
Co
Ins
Assur
33%
2.00%
2.35%
1.70%
13.80
Common
Ask
76 %
|b2.35
b2.55
1953
17,
Trade
'28%
4-54
1953
Sterling
10
2.25%
1-
Bid
Btate Bank of Albany
10
b2.45
1-53
1.65%
13.80
Scudder,
1955
Life
Ask
1-53
4-
bl.82
1
Fund
1956
Agricultural Insurance Co
Bid
12-
bl.85
55.09
Series
Aetna
Due
1-53
bl.80
55.09
Series
54%
Dated
6-
Sept. 18. 1953 (TAB)
Sept. 24. 1953
(net asset value)—•
Stevens & Clark—
16.63
118
95.16
Rate
United States
19.23
II.80
52%
95
1,
Sept.
Fund Inc
12.24
114
1958
l%s April
Ask
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
16.27
10
96.12
14.12
10.80
10
96
19.36
11.26
Co
1957
1,
98.4
2.95
17.83
I
Casualty & Surety
97.4
4.35
13.70
1
Aetna
96.20
3.97
17.81
1
Aetna Insurance
97.23
1957
2.69
1
Boston
Bid
97.12
1
Inc
(Geo)
Investors Management Fund
Insurance
1956
2.75%
1-53
3-
5.02
1
Fund
Investment Trust
Tar
98.27
97.20
2.30 %
3.72
Trading.——5
Investment Co of America
of
•99
1956
1.70%
2-53
3.40
2.50
13.72
lc
98.30
1,
2.00%
2-53
7-
7.31
7.34
5.74
April
,b2.35
1-53
2-
2.75%
8.26
8.77
lc
shares
Bond
6.69
8.00
lc
shares
Petroleum
5.82
lc
shares
Merchandising
Mining
9.49
lc
shares
Priced
9.11
shares.lc
Company
Investing
Low
shares
bund
General
Petroleum
5.56
7.52
Electrical Equip shares
100.5
5.10
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
$1.50 preferred
!
5
Pine
Building shares
l'/2s
Bid
2.65%
4.67
9.26
Chemical
98.25
IV2S March
l%s Dec.
100.6
b2.25
1-53
1-53
6.69
Inc—lc
England Fund
20.25
shares
Ask
99.24
lo
Fund
Inc——
5.52
Due
9-
7.56
Resources of Canada
Fund
18.73
shares
15, 1955
15, 1955
100.4
100.9
100.3
—
10-
1
20.07
New
1953
1-52
—1
6.79
58.00
Automobile
99.22
IV2S Oct.
2-53
1
Series
18.31
1
1
Aviation
1954
1,
1 Vis April 1,
1-
1
Series
Growth
Group Securities—
15
9.80
Stock Series.
1
Fund
Bid
March
100.3
12-
1
Series
7.04
Inc
Industries
)%s
32nds—
Dated
2.25%
1
Stock
Speculative
Capital Corp—
General Investors Trust
Qas
100.2
Security Series—
Balanced
Bond Series
6.42
2.28
point
12.04
National Investors Corp
8.45
,2.10
a
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Oct.
General
113
16.43
2
1
Investors Inc
lllVz
Notes—(Cont)
IVis Oct.
in
1,
Bate
2.30%
lc
lc
slock series
Common
interest
•
series
stock
Preferred
Shares
7.77
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Fundamental
-1961
32nds of
more
100.3
2.35%
1
Securities—
Nation Wide
Balanced
1
or
100.5
1954
2%%
Mutual Shares Corp—
Net asset value—
10.73
Bquity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
1954
1954
are
2%s Dec.
29.83
14.08
beneficial
Values
17.63
interest—*
1
9.87
Howard—
22,
100.1
Treasury Notes—
Fund—
beneficial
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Of
Fund
98.22
20.04
shares
Petroleum shares
Mutual
Fund
95.4
98.10
1958
Maturity—
Treasury
1954
15,
one
Ask
8.55
Paper
7.58
Balanced
99.8
94.86
Panama Canal 3s.
3.80
2.00
Stock
100
Indebtedness—
3.36
6.95
<fc
of
3.05
1.82
Baton
99.16
98.28
99.28
99.24
Bid
4.14
6.34
Inc
99.28
99.4
1957-55
2%s May 1,
Figures after decimal point represent
Equipment shares.lc
6.92
Fund
1,
99.20
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Electrical Equipment shares lc
General Industries shares—lc
1
Dreyfus
99.30
99.16
_
Maturity—
Managed Funds—
25c
Fund
Shares
1954
10.03
Diversified Investment Fund-l
Stock
1954
1,
99.24
Ask
Bonds—
6.17
9.22
Mutual Invest Fund
Diversified Growth
Dividend
1,
point
2Vis Nov. 1 1954
2V4s Feb. 1, 1955-54
2%s May 1, 1956
l%s Oct.
1954
2%a
June
100.3
cooperatives—
2%s June
a
6.67
1
25c
34.75
15.56
Stks)_l
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Massachusetts Life
1
1
common
Priced
Knickerbocker
8.05
21.10.
Diversified Funds Inc—
Dlversllied
1,
100.1
Bank
17.33
6-4
1953
xor
32nds of
more
Land
18.95
22.25
23.85
13.46
Fund
Delaware
2%s Feb.
22.06
lac—
Mutual Fund
Net asset value
100.4
18.26
20.69
—1
Vegh
100.3
100.1
16.74
28.17
12.39
Vegh Income Fund Inc—
asset value—
100.1
1954
Stocks).—X
37.22
16.40
Net
1954
15,
Central Bank
25.82
Ctfs
De
15,
April
27/bS
19.22
12.18
34.12
9.07
Feb
11.16
Pfd
Federal
Nov.
16,
or
Bid
Banks—
2 75s
17.61
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
15.10
Investment Trust-1
Consolidated
26.37
Loan
one
Ask
2.60s
1
(Quality Common Stks)_l
-1
Inc..
Fund
Concord
24.17
Home
Bonds).—1
S-l
1
Fund
Composite
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
27.03
2%
9.08
1
8.40
11.67
1
10.78
16.55
Century Shares Trust
1
15.31
20.19
Chemical Fund
1
18.67
Christiana Securities com—100 6,550
6, 700
138
Preferred
—100
133
7.18
Commonwealth Investments.—1
6.61
Composite Bond & Stock
Inc—
25.85
K-2
Canadian
Fund
Priced
1
7% '
Inc
General Fund
Fund Inc
Canada
(Medium Grade
Bid
30.19
2%
Corp
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal
Bonds)
(Speculative
(Income
29.59
7
1
Corp
Holdings
Blair
9.31
17.86
K-l
Beneficial
Obligations of Government Agencies
A4k
Funds—
(Investment
10.12
B-2
Bid
Mutual
the New York
wi When
y
ISSUES
stock,
Ex-dividend,
issued.
Ex-rights.
-
Financial Chronicle
Number 5251... The Commercial and
Volume 178
Week Ended Aug. 22
Inc. or
A
•
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
■'
-
week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings this
Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraph advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 29, clearings for all
of the country,
Federal
Reserve
obtain weekly clearings will be
7.6% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$16,535,040,186 against $15,363,946,251 for the
there is
At this center
week in 1952.
same
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.0%.
a
Our preliminary total stands
1.275 455
..
.
1,763,614
2,012,786
Lancaster
1,440,357
"
Reading
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ended Aug. 29—
*
York .1
New
$7,336,971,880
+
4.0
882,965,936
807,772,080
+
9.3
___
Ban
v
v
,
-.
Francisco
1,015,000,000
8.8
2,786,976
3,152 634
5,578,185
5,361 ,794
2,940,912
+
9.1
2,988,885
2,320 993
8,184,551
6,031,989
11,141,291
+ 35.7
4,737,335
4,349 884
11,628,154
+
4.4
7,761,410
+
28.0
8,957,745
7,481,253
9,281 ,5te
9,933,605
1,110,879,345
1,126,214,799
1.4
1,056,896,257
1,037,084,45®
/
.Ten
r
5.2
3.6
479,306,697
+
314,972,776
382,853,160
+20.1
249,679,969
+
$12,220,766,858 $11,625,971,182
.Other cities, five days
Total
Fifth
3,636,894,440
Total
All
all
cities).™
cities,
one
Total
all
Federal
Reserve
+16.8
Bouth
week
7.6
622,995,824
+
8.7
+
issue of
next
ends Saturday, and
them today,
cannot furnish
We
week.
the Saturday figures
Total
inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
'
-
In the
we
elaborate detailed
able
are
Aug. 22.
1
.
For that week there
was
an
9.0
371,504,995
333,668,511
1,048,971,975
+13.9
1,051,586,735
928,492,153
3,579,079
19,724,000
175,081,114
5,313,314
4,209,788
300,894,085
254,898,285
102,648,058
95,324,257
615,122,162
—
Columbia—Washington(6 Cities)
Federal
Reserve
+
5,280,0841
7,815,60®
552,816,523
0.1
+
2,736,190
2,673,701
—11.1
15,298,000
11,646,73®
+
5.8
164,781,677
154,056,07®
+
26.2
4,235,555
3,358,06®
+ 18.0
251,262,546
235,679,21®
7.7
'•86,947,437
82,473,37?
+ 11.3
525,261,405
489,887,17®
of 5.7%, the
increase
21,986,191
24,379,964
101,499,298
Augusta
78,626,243
335,100,000
6,692,207
Nashville
336,400,000
-
5,821,637
+ 10.9
20,352,748
18,388,55®
29.1
90,078,723
83,064,84®
0.4
281,400,000
239,000,00®
+
15.0
6,099,457
+
+
—
4,626,32®
4,529,898
3,633,840
24.7
4,046,875
4,679,93®
141,969,607
122,354,287
+ 16.0
103,601,533
92,013,713
153,632,618
119,209,557
+ 28.9
117,834,140
105,914,183
7,987,427
+ 10.1
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
8,796,037
Mobile
Louisiana—New
aggregate of clearings
+
District—Atlanta-
Georgia—Atlanta
statement, however, which we present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week—week ended
for the whole country
345,583,055
17,531,000
_
Total
6,502,49?
^65,615
+
52.4
461,659
424,413
158,097,331
+
5.9
141,307,292
162,670,95®
944,610,158
854,482,128
+10.5
772,988,054
717,285,42?
.
Orleans
cities)
(10
7,805,627
507,021
167,453,508
Mississippi—Vicksburg
to
9,331,353
185,155,718
.
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
37,087,90®
5,611,013
33.8
3,579,987
..
>
of
Sixth
our
34,740,200
+
7.6-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
In
3.1
+ 87.1
9,913,831
Carolina—Charleston
District
+
677,378,888
for
+
5,811,871
+
District—Rfehmond—
Richmond
$15,857,661,298 $14,740,950,427
——
day
Cities
44,322,200
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
5.1
$16,535,040,186 $15,363,946,251
five days
cities,
195,664,30®
342,120,801
7,095,577
4.9
+
3,114,979,245
(7
Maryland—Baltimore
A
408,714,387
13,267,673
~~
Z11Z
-Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2.1
214,458,812
45,686,900
_
+23.3
261,809,835
.
■
~
Columbus
4 10.8
6,854,941
13.3
17.6
1,194,312,391
Youngstown
266,700,000
7,225,975
+
+
376,583,286
„
Mansfield
+
24.6
218,719,250
417,526,191
10,872,923
+
459,995,011
™.™_
cities, five daya
9,018 ,991
247,880,413
8.842,595
■
479,884,866
West
'
—
491,178,601
™
»
315,829,754
489,373,000
™
Cleveland
„
Cincinnati
Cleveland
1.1
388,454,367
_™,
Baltimore
,
1,164 501
2.9
—
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
—
295,500,000
Pittsburgh
.-
V,
1,318,812
-3,768,976
2.0
3,208,656
cities)
Ohio—canton
504,713,374
;;
Louis
gt.
+ 39.7
+ 16.4
+
Jersey—Trenton
327,269,843
Boston
City
1,243 614
1,183 57*
+
;
992,000,000
981,000,000
Philadelphia
Kansas
■'
6,420,079
Delaware—Wilmington
Fourth
%
1952
1953
$7,629,685,492
Chicago
1,358,684
>—1,921,406
7.9
+
—14.4
3,184,604
1,080,000,000
,
—
(11
'A*
TELEGRAPH
BY
*
*
.
3,465,286
—
Wilkes-Barre
the week follows:
t'
list
$
6,606,054
4,328,014
Bcranton
Total
1951
3,006 910
997,000 00®
5,037,436
1,058,000,000
Philadelphia
New
1,182,529
1,527,362
-
Bethlehem
Chester
York
Dec. %
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
—
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
1952
W53
~
$
Third
:
4T
(799)
-
having amounted to $17,666,731,813 against $16,713,391,825 in
"
the
week
same
in
1952.
Outside
clearings at this center showing
that
the
in
Reserve Districts in
New
York
District
which
they
Reserve
smaller
are
of
13.9%,
District
of
provement
by
1.4%.
The
in the Richmond
of
10.5%.
In
are
located
and from this we note
the totals
larger by 4.6%
are
increase
Cleveland Reserve District
District
Reserve
10.3%, in the St. Louis Reserve
of
31.7%
but
in
of 11.3%
the
District of
has
and
toi its
in
the
Atlanta
the totals show
9.2%
and
credit
in the Min¬
City
following
we
furnish
a summary
SUMMARY
OF
BANK
12 cities
Inc. or
1951
1950
$
Dec. %
$
$
655,710,793
627,344,829
+-
559,098,810
4.5
2,750,309
+ 19.5
2,708,346
3,268,312
92,229,849
+
28.8
82,834,569
72,159,03®
4,408,021
+
3.3
4,339,441
32,053,962
29,791,057
+
7.6
31,459,953
27,967,482
14,141,739
1,549,935
917,104,481
14,462,452
2.2
13,620,596
13,403,911
854,769,456
4,372,099
City
-
3,234,505
7,413,517
1,712,976
12,944,436
II,313,045
Rockford
7,760,212
7,994,414
4,525,545
4,106,558
1,238,611,939
1,123,274,309
Peoria
(17
551,395,520
2nd New York
12
"
8,755,981,368
8,371,241,033
+
4.6
7,045,906,117
11
"
1,110,879,345
1,126,214,799
—
1.4
1,056,898,257
51.4
6,258,834
+ 21.2
53,240,000
2.1
8,546,221
—
11,165,87®
5,716,891
5,581,684
50,971,00®
8,199,13®
3,600,78®
9.5
+
1,671,510
1,356,72®
7.3
—
804,627,559
756,080,961
+ 35.2
3,429,710
3,575,70®
+ 14.4
II,125,423
10,585,46®.
2.9
5,967,884
5,154,77*
10.2
3,835,640
3,447,62®.
+ 10.3
1,050,912,895
983,762,03®
—
+
District—St. Louis—
Reserve
326,000,000
J
Illinois—Quincy
1,037,084,450
+
9.3
296,700,000
275,200,00®
152,556,027
96,680,716
2,255,879
+ 10.8
+ 7.0
141,524,243
145,002,051-
90,216,852
85,308,24®
—
0.6
1,886,867
2,095,971
600,604,970
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
298,300,000
168,950,409
103,412,899
2,241,662
Missouri—St. Louis
9,017,105,841
3rd
cities)
Federal
Eighth
1952
$
1st Boston
+
4,552,822
Decatur
CLEARINGS
1953
Week Ended Aug. 22—
+
8,981,132
118,787,720
Rapids
Moines
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1,526,653
60,267,000
i
Haute
Total
In the
5,163,231
9,171,490
3,286,368
-
Illinois—Bloomlngton
Chicago
decrease of 0.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 1.2%.
a
10,821,353
73,015,000
Wayne
Iowa—Cedar
register
13.2
24.9
5,889,703
Springfield
the totals
Reserve District
I,262,625
+
+
12,414,180
7,357,423
11,221,782
Bend
Sioux
+ 76.5
I,536,135
14,055,839
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
i
2,711,086
Indianapolis
South
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals record
Kansas
District—Chicago-
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
im¬
an
Reserve
Arbor
Lansing
in the Philadelphia Reserve District
the Chicago Reserve District
neapolis Reserve District of 0.3%.
an
Federal
Seventh
Michigan—Ann
Terre
totals
gain
a
We group the cities according
(including this city)
and in the Boston Reserve District by 4.5%, but
the
of 7.1%, the bank
city there was a gain
increase of 4.2%.
Grand
the Federal
to
this
of
an
.
549,792,622
+
9.2
530,327,962
507,606,267
928,492,152
Philadelphia
(A cities)
7
"
1,194,312,391
1,048,971,975
+ 13.9
1,051,586,735
6
"
615,122,162
552,816,523
+ 11.3
525,261,405
489,887,175
Atlanta
10
"
944,610,158
854,482,128
+10.5
772,988,054
717,285,427
Chicago
17
"
1,238,611,939
1,123,274,309
+ 10.3
1,050,912,895
983,762,030
Minneapolis
St.
4th Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
7th
8th
Total
4
"
+
9.2
530,327,962
507,606,267
Minneapolis
7
"
512,870,168
511.278,205
+
0.3
462,635,306
423,222,147
City
10
"
569,058,110
570,255,279
—
0.2
553,216,070
492,699,678
6
"
434,668,829
331,066,520
+31.7
381,562,158
276,050,349
10
"
1,034,301,580
1,046,653,603
1.2
982,310,442
881,176,941
17,666,731,813
16,713,391,825
+
5.7
14,972,704,211
8,646,115,139
+
7.1
8,198,315,786
Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
7,829,850
8,349,272
—
6.2
6,791,899
6,035,53?
339,491,816
349,303,813
—
2.8
322,561,360
289,850,975-
136,354,060
,
Paul
122,089,467
+11.7
107,169,250
100,021,8a®
16,305,767,980
9,258,150,681
Ninth
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
Louis
600,604,970
549,792,622
North
9th
10th
Kansas
11th Dallas
12th
Francisco
San
..111 cities
Total
Outside New York City
—
Dakota—Fargo
8,266,820
8,674,427
—
4.7
7,408,178
8
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
4,578,455
4,817,228
—
5.0
4,057,082
4,261,57®
+ 2.6
—13.9
3,851,738
3,761,82®
10,795,799
11,212,43®
0.3
462,635,306
423,222,14?
now
add
our
detailed
statement
showing the figures for each
Clearings
Federal
First
Federal
Reserve
New
Dec. %
1950
$
+
2.9,
1,828,091
1,770,439
Bedford
4,044,219
523,270,287
+
2.0
471,484,530
2,128,680
+31.3
1,936,281
+ 15.4
957,237
Springs
Pueblo
,
-
Total
—
2,564,357
+41.3
1,907,511
+11.1
8,630,307
8,230,617
New
+
6.9
6,073,814
6,344,407
Fort
34,506,889
27,353,898
+26.2
23,460,533
24,020,819
14,029,051
Rhode
13,524,958
+
3.7
12,158,628
11,645,132
35,444,900
New
30,172,900
+ 17.5
24,613,800
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
New
Federal
Reserve
1,882,013
1,732,015
+
8.7
2,003,859
1,352,036
8,371,241,033
+
4.6
7,045,906,117
Buffalo
3,325,600
\
+ 30.1
8,339,774
6,960,44®
+ 15.1
15,675,988
12,501,19ft
1.3
351,835,720
1.7
13,618,400
320,383,17:+
11,470,951
+ 25.4
2,923,132
2,306,83?
4.0
2,423,471
—
+
—
553,216,070
570,255,279
Galveston
Total
...
16,402 304
5,599,423
'
(6 cities)
Federal
Reserve
2,113 ,767
16,163,095
11.923,659
+ 58.1
2.560,912
2,944,503
+ 15.3
96,398,372
94,692,047
4.5
1,778.005
1,644,481
San
Francisco
17.1
2,104,309
2,202,911
San
Jose
125,227,580
108,576, 506
Elmira
2,249,966
2,357 051
Jamestown
2,348,998
2,005 895
8,408,581.132
8,067,276 686
+
4.2
6.774,388,425
2,761,201
492,699,67*
25,903 269
+
18.6
20,971,035
434,668,829
331,066,520
Utah—Salt
173,301,416
179,786,198
4,222,090
California—Long
City
Beach
i
180,790,860
80,789,218
20,680,582
188,152,052
79,085,194
19,332,204
14,528,706
Lake
+ 11.5
6,054,386
5,462,69*
+
35.7
324,978,342
231,929,59®
+
2.1
29,505,441
5,268,000
20,858,08»
4,454,00®
1.1
5,142,562
4,395,063
+ 25.7
10,613,427
31.7
381,562,158
3.6
166,392,411
+ 16.9
—
+
8,950,912
276,050,34®
District—San Francisco—
Oregon—Portland
8,757,848,386
30,718,959
5,659,681
10,731,290
4,881,084
7.6
+
26,111,318
5,612,403
13,493.657
Falls
Yakima
17,655,757
6,724,480
276,227,348
"7,500,000
Washington—Seattle
3,342,834
Binghamton
8,239,128
18,273,878
365,824,216
11,140,507
3,361,377
9,017,105,841
District—New York—
York—Albany
128,669,8®%
26,651,064
6,563,000
Louisiana—Shreveport
Twelfth
Second
150,032,751
—
24,292,500
8.755,981,368
Island—Providence
1.8
374,861,685
Worth
Wichita
Haven
150,365,168
District—Daliaa—
Dallas
8,499,664
Reserve
2,120,900
9,949,832
9,082,083
Connecticut—Hartford
6,447,64S
569,058,lfo
cities)
(10
Eleventh Federal
3,621.446
Worcester
548,40s
7,036,478
3,193,904
Joseph
11,050,413
Springfield
489,472
0.4
21,027,690
Texas—Austin
.
0.7
+
360,909,867
11,332,414
4,213,467
City..
Colorado—Colorado
1,291,924
+
2,042,156
1,207,639
649,91?
+
694,721
8,167,204
10,716,591
—
Wichita
464,004,552
840,884
863,480
147,749,738
Kansas—Topeka
4,280,038
2,794,560
—
18.5
533,976,128
'
+
1,393,385
River
5,059,123
17.9
1,017,995
699,244
8,197,200
Missouri—Kansas
St.
1,881,476
5,993,598
Massachusetts—Boston
Lowell
195'.
$
Inc. or
$
1,936,327
Portland.
Fall
1952
+-
District—Kansas City-
Omaha
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Reserve
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincpln
1953
13,091,809
511,278,205
067,921*
7,547,919,594
city for the
Week Ended Aug. 22
•>
at—
(7 cities)
Hastings
$
-
11,268,910
Total
week ended Aug. 22 for four years:
■<:
4,952 189
512,870,168
Helena
Tenth
We
5,080,257
Montana—Billings
14,132,585
526,474,149
—
+
—
+
+
148,501,39®
15.6
4,016,294
3,220,53*.
3.9
153,917,135
180,555,57ft
2.2
66,544,723
62,421,82®
7.0
17,047,533
14,828,37*
19,495,175
New
York
Rochester
Syracuse
(11
Pasadena
Santa
14,464 ,476
+
26.3
14,816,239
19,841 818
+
13.9
17,697,544
51,611 ,950
+
12.3
42,099,388
60,687 ,311
+
10,5
56,928,793
55,338,589
67,035,569
60,687,311
+10.5
56,928,793
55,338,589
total
cities)
1,046,653,603
(111
cities)
+
2.8
10,722,414
10,070,65®
+
0.5
532,045,579
+
1.7
16,291,514
432,874,513
14,929,39®
9.7
3,908,572
3,640,00®
—31.1
11,424,267
10,134,67ft
—
—
17,666,731,813
16,713,391,825
+
9,258,150,681
8,646,115,139
+
881,176,941
1.2
982,310,442
5.7
14,972,704,211
16,305,767,98®
7.1
8,198,315,786
7,547,919,59*
42.736.738
67,035,569
(10
1,034,301,580
4,818,798
14,751,397
57,947,716
cities)
7,798,585
17,192,760
5,338,621
12,937,750
17,481,427
Barbara
Total
13,527,955
22,605,200
529,230,904
Stockton
Grand
J.—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
+
18,267,657
Connecticut—Stamford
N.
—
•
Outside
'
New
York
"Estimated.
48
The Commercial and
(800)
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
of the
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
We give below
world.
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
AUGUST
FEDERAL
21,
1953
TO
RESERVE
AUGUST
BANK
27,
TO
1953,
TREASURY
TARIFF
ACT
Noon
and Monetary Unit
and Issue—
prior
Friday
Monday
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
S
'
'
$
Argentina peso—
Canadian
(Value In United States Money)
Tuesday
$
Georgian'Hotel
Aug. 27
Aug. 26
1st
$
S
.2000009
.200000*
,200000°
.200000°
.200000°
Miller
Preferential
.133333°
.133333°
.133333°
.133333°
.133333*
Milprint,
.0719820°
pound
Australia,
.0719820°
2.242529
.0200125
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruziero—
.0719820°
2.242529
2.242280
.0200000
Pan
2.240039
2.242280
.0200083
.0544662
.0544662
.0544662
.0544662
.0256205
.0255583
.0255700
Malayan
.326225
.326350
.326350
.326350
.326275
1.012187
1.012968
1.013057
1.012968
dollar
dollar
.210900
.210900
.210900
.210900
.210750
.00435401°
.00435401°
.00435401°
.00435401°
.00435401*
France, (Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
.00285562
.00285625
rupee
Zealand,
krona
Switzerland,
.210933
Corp.,
60c
.116211
.116211
.116211
.263200
.263221
.263275
1
390
1
390
1
483
1
483
2.786200
2.786200
t'
_
-
*
this issue.
in
"Announcement
Dividends
2.783415
.140154*
.496766°
.496766*
.140154*
(Continued from page 14)
.140154*
.140154°
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000''
.0348916
.0349000
.034900G
.193233*
sj
.496766°
.0349000
peso.
.193233°
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.233337
-
-
Service
Public
Arizona
34%c
37.y2c
9-19
9-
1
9- 8
8-
7
.233339
2.800747
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)_
_—
2.813984
2.811250
$2.36
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
——
.658327*+
.658327°+
.658327*+
$2.50
.658327*+
.561797°+
.561797°+
.561797°+
.561797°+
.425531°+
.425531°+
.425531°+
.425531°+
.531914°+
.531914°+
.531914°+
.531914°+
.531914°+
.347006*
.347061*
.347111"
.347061°
Arkansa&eMissouri
.561797*+
.425531°+
.352405*
Co.,
Power
Steel
$4
Co.—
>
(increased
Common
75c
.(quar.)—
Corp.
Cork
Armstrong
of Merchandise.
——
Co
Gas
.
'
v,
.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
the
New York District and $21 million in the Dallas
District, and they increased $24 million in the Kansas
City District; there was a net decrease of $175 million
at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury
certificates
of
dollars)
Inc. (+) or
dec. (—) since
Aug. 26,
Assets-
1953
1953
certificates
20,245,102
for
F.
Aug. 27,
Aug. 19,
1952
3,002°
—
1,205,401
—
R.
'
notes
797,665
812
—
•21,042,767
Other
cash
Discounts
D.
8.
345,004
and
Industrial
advances
524,138
loans
Govt,
Bought
2,851
3,814°
1,103,989
9,593
+
290,851
—
372,893
—
30
+
1,623
—
1,697,304
+
4,995,716
Held
under
in
S.
1
nearly all districts and
total
a
increased
cisco District and
million
F.
R.
and
713,848
1,934,054
securities-
9,400
•f.
notes
of
securities..
banks
25,017,066
9,400
•f
25,544,055
other
banks-
184.701
3,543,366
premises
Other assets
50,024
170,598
assets
A
assets
and
liabilities
of
+
+
1,550,938
1953
281,421
50,769,537
1
—
8,273
+
+
47
8,211
+
39,734
40.355
Commercial,
industrial,
and
Loans
32,441
Other
and
dealers
carrying
or
loans
for
for
U.
S. Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
acct._
19.440,430
669,242
517,638
Other
353,705
200,468
■—
—
—
68,844
356,095
—
92.247
36,491
1,714
Q.
to
loans
S.
Deferred availability cash items
liab. and accrued divs.
Other
2,845,697
19,751
.—
49,706,427
Government
1,203
Treasury
32,098
notes
Reserves
2,178
bills
l
2,492
of
Indebtedness-
4,775
5,392
bonds
S.
Other
+
+
securities—total
certificates
234,207
-f
832,096
+
—
7,997
Treasury
19,439
securities
with
Reserve
+
3,964
+
168
—
+
paid
Surplus
Burplus
1
,
261,192
7)
(Section
13b)
+
105
Banks
14,446
■f
domestic
70
—
23
—
of
to
serves
note
gold
+
235
-—
—
175
—
—
38
—
"+
23
—
—
1
+
—
1
—
113
+
deposit
liabilities
and
F.
7,551
50,769,537
824,440
—
639
+
f
1
8-20
9- 1
9- 1
8-17
40c
10c
10c
10-1
11-1
12- 1
Inc.—
investment income—
10c
25c
20c
8-31
9-25
9-10
Baldwin
25,291
3,596
+"
518
0.4%
43
57
2.7%
+
+
—^—
—
—;
net
from
—
(quar.)_
common
Properties
—
+
1,426
+
1,180
418
190
-
+
26
-
Basic
Bath
148
101
—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Show
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Aug. 19: Decreases of $235 million in
holdings of
Government securities and $518 million in
demand
deposits adjusted, and an increase of
$246 mil¬
United States Government
deposits.
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $28 million at all
lion in
reporting member banks; the
principal changes were increases of
$21 million
Chicago District and $13 million in the San
District, and a decrease of $9 million in New
Changes according to industry are
available
in
the
Francisco
York City.
in another
brokers and dealers for
purchaslng or carrying securities
decreased $168 million. Loans
banks decreased $70
million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased
$114 million
in
including
be found
and
,
a
common
those
called
Brummell
sinking
fund
9-16
8-28
8-25
8-21
8-10
8-15
8-28
8-15
9-15
10-15
11-14
Paper Ltd.,
Bell &
provisions.
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Packing Co.' iquar.)
Co.
Mfg.
———
Howell Co.,
common
4j/4% *preferred
page number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."-
8-14
8-24
10- 1
10-1
9-30
9-15
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
9- 1
3-31
9-11
9- 1
9- 1
9-21
9- 1
1010999-
9-10
9-18
8-
1
NOTICE
OF
Loan
Corp.,
tl7y2c
17y2c
—
15c
30c
12y2c
$1.0614
|5c
1_
8-26
8-10
common
(quar.)
_____
8-31
8-10
8-12
8-15
8-14
8-14
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
$1.50
(s-ay
Associates
8-31
999-15
(quar.)_
9-
9-11
9-15
25c
8-14
9-15
50c
Spinning
8-28
8-17
8iy4C
-
Extra*!*—
Fine
8-14
60c
(quar.)
Ltd.-—
$3.25 """preferred
(quar.)
National Bank
Lehigh
3%
&
New
1st
England
mortgage
Bessemer-Securities,
TENDER
Date
Bethleitam
Page
due
1975
.Sep
17
,
*
.
PARTIAL
Citizens
1st
Utilities
mortgage
9-11
8-10
1
Black ^ills
trust
3V2%
bds.
due
1972—Sep
1
295
Electric Light & Power Co, of Bait.—
3Vb% 1st refunding mortgage bonds, ser. Y, due
1983_Sep
9
Mission Corp., 15-year 3%%
debentures, due 1966
-Sep 18
New England Gas & Electric Association—--
568
667
s.
f.
collat. trust 4%
Public
bonds,
Service Co..
ser.
C, due
1971—Sep
4>/2%' pref. stock—Sep
Northern Pacific Ry., collat. trust 4VS%
bds., due 1975—Sep
Pittston Co., collatedal trust
4% bonds, due 1961.
Sep
Saint Paul Union Depot Co.—
1st &
ref.
mtge. 3>/«%
bonds, series B, due 1971
Oct
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
—
Light; com.
(quar.)—
4.20(S"6 preferred
(quar.)——
Black, SHhralls & Bryson, Inc., com. (quar.)_
4.75%-" preferred
(quar.)__——:—
BlackstdAe Valley Gas & Electric—
.
-
4.25%-preferred
.»
20-vr.
Co.
Co.
Power
1
11
388
Blaumer-'s
571
Blaw-Kpox
1
389
Bloch
1
390
1
390
iPhila.),
Co.
(quar.)__
.*
Jlros. Tobacco, 6%, preferred (quar.)
BlocksCtff Chemical
Blue
(quar.)
5% preferred
—.——_—-—___
B«l,
Blumenthal
Co.
iquar.)
(quar.)__
Sidney) & Co.
Inc.
1
(quar.)__
10-
$1
$1.75
$1.1212
$1.25
15c
common
7% Referred
(quar.)____—
BigelotfWSanford Carpet, 4,y2% pfd. (quar.)
Bird &r«on, inc.-, 5% preferred (quar.)_—
Black-C^fiwson
Consolidated Gas
Northern Indiana
25c
common
Corp.,
Birtmah: Electric
REDEMPTION
Co.—
and collat.
Steel
—
RR.—
bonds
4
8-15
"
Company and Issue—
1
9-10
9-10
40c
tl5c
______
<quar.)_—_—
Mines,
Bensonftttrst
Berkshire
10-20
10-1
10-
40c
(quar.)
Belleterflfe,Quebec
ing tenders, and the
1
1
9-30
$l..l83A
(quar.)______
preferred
Beneficial
1
9-
50c
t75c
I6V4C
12V2c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$5
cl. A
inc.
Ties,
9-
$1.433/4
(quar.)_____
Corp.
8-17
9-11
25c
(quar.)___
common
Belding^Uorticelli, Ltd., common;
7%
preferred (quar.)
Belding ^eminway Co. (quar.)
Belknap^-Tferdware Mfg
Bell & Gossett Co.
(quar.)—
the current volume
were
8-14
8-21
Shoe Corp.,
(A?.S.)
Belden
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks called for redemption,
under
911
10-
$1
$1.06
$1.75
(quar.)
&
Power
Beech-NMt
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
the details
Inc.,
-Lauoratones,
43A%
Notices
will
7
8-17
.10-15
10-15
9- 1
9-11
10c
15c
45c
:
(quar.)
& Sons Co.
Works
Ircto
Baxter
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
2,699
—
7
8-
1
10-
$5
$1.50
______
Refractories,
Bathurst
60
—
19
+
7
8-
9-11
18%c
,
preferred
6%
Co.,
5%% "preferred
16,189
,
United States
.
—-—r-r——--
Hydro-Electric Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—— __—_———4!4% "•preferred (quar.)——„
—
7% preferred (quar.)_—.___
——
203
59
246
1
+
10,111
Below
press release. Loans to
(increased)
(monthly)—
Bancroft ""(Joseph)
demand deposits:
598,196
figures revised.
following
Works
Baltimore Radio
2
Beck
+
(quar.)
Inc.
Mills
A
Baker
73
-
8-
Products—
Gear
Beaunit"Mills,
44.9%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Products,
138
+
—
___
Bangor
14,172
+
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
to
9-
45c
10c
—
Alarm
8-24
America—
of
Co.
(quar.).
Steel
647
R.
combined
banks
ended
50c
'quar.
convertible
Class
1,104
+
5,237
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
9-14
(quar.)
A
Quarterly
318
23
18,640
preferred
shows
9-30
(quar.)____
'Chemical
Fire
Beau
on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
19
7V2c
Co.
8-24
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
710
1,351
re¬
Contingent liability
"August
(initial)
—
Monthly.
1,408
37
1.253
certificate
9- 1
9-1
9-22
8-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monthly
31
—
2,444
banks
14,794
Interbank
189,699
Ratio
25c
22V2c
—
Monthly
458
926
with
46,334
+
27,543
accts.
8-21
(quar.)
Co.
4%
584,676
Total liabilities & cap.
9-15
Powder
Avondale
44
—
5
-+
52,671
in
(Section
8-21
+12'/2c
Octtrp
Automotive
211
Capital Accounts—
Capital
9-15
RR.
(quar.)
Automatic
1,962
Liabilities—
/
10-1
9-1o
9-21
9-10
9-1
9- 1
Line
Coast
4'/2%
522,896
.
8-14
25c
50c
40c
4Cc
3%
J4c
+ 15c
Ayshire Collieries Corp. (quar.)
B/G Foods, Inc., common (quar.)——_
3,909
+
28
7,517
Federal
Cash in vault
Balances
liabilities
611
Treasury
607,012
402,808
banks
118,388
398.050
9-11
Avon
■745
Loans
U.
20,981,015
8-21
$1.25
$1.25
Commort"
carrying
or
6,348
37,796
+
8-21
9-1
Non-voting
securities
purchasing
331,509
.
—
9-1
<s-a)_
(quar.)___.
common
Automatic Canteen
pur¬
loans
estate
Other
Deposits:
Member bank—reserve accts.
893,523
-f
8-21
$1.15
$1.12'/2
Automatic
securities
—
8-20
Class
229
—
22,940
brokers
to
chasing
598,196
Real
25,859,964
7-31
1
Ry. Co.
Co. (stock dividend)
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd
—.——I
Auto
Electric Service Co.,
Ltd. (interim)—
3.061
229
—
8-24
1
Augusta
1952
+
9-10
9-
Atlas
or
Aug. 20,
465
—
,
Ry. Co.—
Air Line
AtlanticVRefining Co., common
agricultural
loans
68,158
+
79,349
Loans—gross
4,700
+
investments—total
9.
9-10
9-
(quar.)
Santa Fe
&
Light,
Atlantic Co.
(In millions of dollars)
and
Loans—net
211,292
—
824,440
—
4,039
+
565,235*
—
—
Loans
9-
9- 1
Co.
4.60% -' preferred
(quar.)
4-1/2%
preferred (quar.)__________—
Atlantic'Coast Line Co. of Conn.
(quar.)._
since
1953
1,925,454
8-21
30c
G$s
Atlas
Aug. 12,
9-15"
10-1
37y2c
$1.25
(quar.)
Charlotte
&
Atlanta
reporting
( + )
9,-15
8-17
,
$4.50
Commdrl
Fran¬
dec. (—-)
9-15
$1.25
Topeka
Atchison,
$41 million in Chicago; the
reporting member banks was $19
of
7
1
9r 1
40c
$1.31 Va
$1.50
$1.50
40c
Atlantic
summary
8-
9-
9-15
9-15
9-15
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9-15
.9-30
AssocialesTrlnvestment
member banks follows:
Liabilities
Total
San
Aug. 19,
22
Bank
Total
the
,
10-1
25c
(quar.)
common
—,—__
million at all
8,600
—
■
foreign
in
8-31
t25c
—i-
3
8-31
J15c
——
BS"
Atlanta
$54
.____
preferred (quar.)
———
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Associated Dry Goods Corp., com. (quar.)__
5.25%
1st preferred
(quar.)
6%
2nd preferred
(quar.)_
Associated Transport, Inc., 6% conv. pfd.__
decreased
all
at
(quar.),—
2nd
$1.50
million.
increase
Ar:
Class
decreased
Inc.
28,400
Govt.
loans
from
banks
of $190
Assets—
Total
Due
*
'(quar.)
Ashland OH & Refining Co.,
reporting member banks.
8,205,598
+
domestic
to
preferred
Class
deposits increased in nearly all dis¬
deposits credited
(quar.)—_—
Equipment. Corp., 4Me%- pfd... iquar.)—
Artloom
Carpet Co.- • (quar.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)——
—
Ashdown AJ. H.) Hardware, Ltd.— ,
of
repurchase
agreement
U.
Demand
net
—
24,988,666
and
4%%
trict^ but they decreased $72 million in New York City.
6,857,500
+
4,521,975
outright
1,299,804
■
—
13,773,671
bought
Government
Borrowings
outright—
Total
States
625
—
indebtedness
B:r
3
8-31
9-1
9-15
9-15
50c
10-1
:50c :: 10- 1
59.%c*'10-.l
56V<c
9-. 1
-15c M; 9-. 1
$25c
9-30
(quar.)'>_—L—'-i---;
Class
:
3
8-
933/4c
—
Aro
Treasury notes de¬
creased $38 million and $23 million, respectively.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased in nearly all dis¬
tricts; the principal decreases were $136 million in the
Chicago District, $119 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, and $110 million in the New York District. United
securities:
Bills
Total
101,412
+
of
■'
'
.
88-
75c
$1
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)'—
Armstrong" Rubber Co., class A
preferred
$3.75
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
271/20
iquar.)_
com.
preferred
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
—
6%
27V2c
59c
62J/2c
———
5'/2%
Arkansas Western
8-3
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9-15
9-15
9-15
.233325
2.803549
2.814062
depends upon type
thousands
22V2c
iquar.)
common
.233325
2.803549
2.814375
.658327°+
Payable of Rec.
——___20c
Co.,
.233325
2.803860
2.814375
-
Holder$
When
per
Share
Name of Company
2.803860
franc
tAppllcatlon
trust
.263275
2.78R50°
.140154*
of
fund
482
483
1
Armco
Redemption
482
stk._. .Sep
Transport Co., 4% pfd. stk.. .Sep
American Petroleum &
.116211
.263200
.
Gold
pfd.
conv.
571
2.811250
—
(In
482
Oct
stocks.
common
.210800
2.813958
2.786509
United
•Nominal,
Acceptance
A
Oct
.00285468
.210933
2.814062
.116222
South Africa, poundKingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso (free rate)
Union
.00285500
.210900
2.714375
pound
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
.00285625
.210933
2.814375
'
Norway,
Sweden,
American
class
and
20-yeaf :5Vz%
Finland, Markka
New
f. cumul. income bonds dated 1935 —
Sep
5% sinking fund debs
s.
preferred
Inc.,
15-year s. f. 4% bonds due 1961—. Sep
cumul. income debentures due 1964—. Sep
.Oct
Reynolds Metals Co., 5'/2% conv. preferred stock
Roosevelt* Oil & Refining Corp.—
-Sep
1st mortgage s. f. 5% bonds, due 1962
.0255366
1.012187
Malaysia,
Ceylon,
569
Manufacturing Co.,
Collateral
.0544662
.0256250
Canada,
1
Sep
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Corp., preferred stock
.0200125
.0200125
383
Pittston Oo.—
Free
British
North
.0719820*
.0719820°
657'
1
Sep
class B stock
1
Co.—
mortgage
Basic
Page
Date
.—
Oct
Oct
stock
Wirebound Boxes, Ltu.,
391
CALLED
ISSUE
\
.
preferred
Genesee VSlley Gas Co., Inc.—
First
lien
6%.
bonds,
due
1956
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 25
Sep 15
1965——
ENTIRE
v
Compaq#
INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Ltd.—
bonds due
7%
Alleghany -Corp.,
Country
390
due 1977——Sep
debentures,
37/s %
Power Co.,
mortgage
1930
OP
RR.,
-
1st
UNDER
Air Line
Toho ElecUic
the different
on
record for the week just passed:
a
Page
Date
1
Shoe Corpl of America $4.50 pfd. stock, series A
Sep 15
Sierra Pacnfic Power Co. 3%'%
debentures due 1975—Oct
1
Seaboard
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
1953
Monday, August 31,
...
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rales
countries
Financial Chronicle
9-
25c
32c
$1.05,
30c
$1.183,4
_
-
10999-10
9-1
9- 1
.?- .1
9-23
9-11
$1.0610- 1
62y2C
10- 1
30c
9-11
75c
9-30
30c
10-15
15c
9- 1
25c
9- 2
9-28
8-10
9"
*
8-17
8-19
8-25
8-15
8-20
8-20
9-
1
9-
1
9-15
9-25
8-12
9-16
10-
1
8-21
8-19
Number 5251... The
Volume 178
Commercial
When
Per
Name of Company
Bohn
Aluminum
&
Share
Brass
Prom
Bond
Inc.
Co.
Real
Estate
Trust
Bearing Co
Burial Casket
Brantford
Class
9-
25c
9-T4*
9-
4
60c
9- 1.
8-
7
Central
8-12
Central
Illinois
(quar.)
$1
b7Vic
(quar.)
tquar.)
Extra
25c
_____
$25c
u.__________
:
__
Manufacturing
Bristol
Co.
3%%
American
Quarterly
Bank
American
American
'Amer,
bearer
Columbia
Class
A
&
9-10
9- 1
10-15-
8-14
Central
&
8-17
.Central
_
10-
9-15...
$17'Ac
Gas
4.15%
9- 1
4.75%
4d
4d
10- 9
10- 9
Century
8-28
Certain-Teed
2Vi%
10-9
8-28
Chamberlin
(interim)
(interim)-
reg.
__
8-31
95c
9-24
150c
10-1
10-29
10-
5:50c
10-29
10-8
Chatham
—
class A preference
Class
4%
8
4Mj%
Co.—
8-17
9- 3
16'Ac
3Va%:
4.40%
75c
25c
60c,
6%
preferred
Brown
$3
Co.,
2nd
$5
iquar.)
preferred
Rubber
Brown
Shoe
Brunher
preference
tquar.)
tquar.)
_____
"stock dividend)
Co.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
$5
preferred
Bryant
Co.,
<quar.U_
Chucking
Extra
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Co.
Co.
Mfg.
-
____
1st
conv.
Brown
(quar.)
common
_
$5
Pipe Line Co, (quar.)__
Company, common (quar.)__.
preferred
Buffalo
(quar.)______
Corp. (quar.) _
Ltd._
Eclipse
Fund,
Bullock
Bullock's.
Bulova
Inc.
Bunker Hill
ing
4%
preferred
Burrard
Dry
California
Ltd.,
class
Calif.
8-
9-
8-13
City
15c
87'Ac
9-
1
8-
7
City
99-
1
8-
7
City Investing
Co.,
Life
Insurance
&
Ltd., $1.30 pref.
Dominion
Foundries
Ltd.
Sugar,
<fc
Malting,
Northern
Canada
Permanent
Ltd.
Class
Ltd.
(quar.)_
(quar,)_
Ltd.,
Corp.
Canadian
Ltd.
$1.75
preferred
(qiiar.)_'_____—____^—
Dredge & Dock, Ltd. (s_a)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
1
8-
4
1
Industries,
investment
5%
4%
Mill®, Co..
Class
E
Capitol" Recdids,
•5%
&
(A.
Catelli
Food
.'Class
A'
Class
A
&
Milling
Colorado
& Southern Ry., 4%
8-18
9-10
9-
Combined Locks Paper
Commercial
91* lf>
8-11
Commonwealth
Central
Detroit
Cbntral
Foufmry Co.,
10--1~
lquar.)._
9-15
10-%12*»
9-15
9-109-12
8-21
9-
1
9-38hj»>
9-
1
40c
$1.25
Common
4%>
Title
Mills
Cone
4%
Corp.,
preferred
Confederation
v9—8
8-25
Congoleum-Nairn,
Inc.
0- x
8-25
Connecticut
&
45c
9-. 1
8-14
9-30
Connohio,
8-31
8-31**
8-15
$25c
$25c
"
50c
11-30'^ 11-14
8-3J&* 6-15
11-30^11-14
' 9-Hf^*
9- 1
Light
Power
(quar.»
common
(quar.i
3c
9»
9-
8-18
$5
$4.20
5%
8%
Class
A
6%
1st
8"1^
4%
V2 %
8-21
8-15
9-15
—
Y.)
—
B
Co
Door
Dayton
Ltd.,
Co.,
class
3.75%
& Light Co., common
preferred A (quar.)_
3.75%
preferred
B
9-14
9-
3.90%
preferred
C
(quar.i
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
9-
1
9-11
9-
1
8
8-28
8-14
9-14
9-
1
10-
1
9-16
$1.12'A
10-
1
9-16
9-10
8-25
Dayton
&
7%
Del
Oil
Co.,
common
preferred
Monte
Delaware
Properties
25c
62'Ac
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
1
8-15
9-
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
Delaware
(quar.)
Co.
8-28
8-28
87'Ac
9-30
9-15
9-
8-18
1
9-
4
15c
9-15
50c
9-
1
8-18
1
8-18
Delta-C.
Delnite
Voting
5%
preferred
1
8-18
Diamond
1
8-14
Diana
9-30
9-15
Dictaphone
1
2
8-14
8-21
12-30
9-
4
12-18
Corp.,
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
Distillers-Seagrams,
Dobbs
Houses,
3
8-14
Dr.
9-10
8-14
Dominguez
9-21
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
9-15
8-25
8-14
12-15
9-15
12-10
99-
1
10-
1
56'Ac
9-
1
8-15
10c
10-
1
9-19
Pepper
10-16
9-15
8-14
10c
2
10-
9
9-14
9-
2
11-
&
30c
9-15
9-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
9-15
9-
1
Monthly
Dominion
'
35C
(quar.)——;
—
10-
1
9-15
$1.12'A
10-
1
9-15
$1
10-
1
9-15
4
Dow
Corset
Investments,
8-14
10-31
10-
6
10-15
10-
6
1
9-
8-31
8-15
8-25
10-
1
8-25
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
9-
8
10-
1
9-
9
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-15
9-23
9-10
2
9-30
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
9-
8-21
7
9-10
10-
1
8-17
9-
3
8-10
9-
3
8-10
9-
3
9-
1
12-15
9-
1
8-10
8-14
12-
4
8-15
5
11-16
9-15
8-20
9-15
8-20
9-10
9-
9-19
8-31
9-
1
8-21
9-
1
11-
1
8-21
9-15
8-25
40c
9-25
9-10
25c
8-31
8-15
8-15
Drug Co.,
Corp.,
8-31
9-10
8-31
1
8-20
8-31
8-17
9-30
9-17
9-
7%
preferred
preference
Industries,
preferred
common
8-14
1
9-14
9-
1
8-19
9-15
8-17
$10c
(quar.)
9-15
8-14
$10c
11-
2
10-
1
$25c
10-
1
9-
1
$15c
10-
1
9-
1
$$1.75
$30c
10-15
9-
1
9-15
8-15
9-10
8-25
1
8-15
25c
10-15
9-23
$1
10-15
9-23
2 Vic
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-18
50c
10-
1
9-21
—
40c
9-15
9" I
93%C
9-15
9-
—
1
30c
income) —
9-10
8-25
71 %c
(quar.)—
(Quarterly lrom net investment
9-
—
(qua'r.)
Inc., common
<quar._)
(quar.)
1
10-
$15c
Inc.^—
Driver-Harris Co.
9-
$20c
$62'Ac
Drewery's Ltd., U. S. A.—
Common (increased quar.)—
preferred
$$1.25
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
4%
Dreyfus Fund,
8-31
9-10
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
33A%
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Structural Steel, Ltd.
Chemical
Dresser
8-14
8-28
9-
25c
Stores.
Industries
Dravo
12- 4
1
9-15
——
Dominion Tar &
Dow
12-24
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Investment Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
—^
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
—
preference
Dominion
Dover
9- 4
—
Anglo
Dominion-Scottish
5%
9-24
35c
—
&
preferred
5%
5%%
Power
4
9-
130c
1
Co. tquar.)_
Oil Fields (monthly)
J
2
11-
9-
1
9-
90c
j.—
Chemical, common <quar.)_
$1 preference
(quar.)
Dominion Textile Co., common iquar.l7%
preferred (quar.)_
—rDonohue Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif, (quar.)
1
1
10-
$1
(quar.)
Dominion
1
9-15
10-
75c
9-
9-
1
20c
8-28
9-
10-
30c
9-15
2
9-15
9-30
$2
(quar.)
9-15
8-14
8-14
9-29
10c
9-
9-
8-31
37'Ac
Extra
10-10
2
9-18
9-30
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Dobeckmun Co., common
Preferred (quar.)
7-31
9-18
75c
(quar.)
common
8-21
9-
9-17
9-30
30c
(quar.)
8-21
1
9-
9-11
1
30c
—
(quar.)
4
9-
10-
50c
Cement
Corp.
4
9-30
8-18
8-14
8-31
$1.10
common
9-
25c
9-14
9-15
t2c
Portland
Stores
4%
Co.,
9-
37'Ac
(quar.)_.
Light
—
(quar.)
class A
preferred
4.40%
Dixie Cup Co.
9-16
1
1
30c
(quar.)
Alkali
Diamond
9-
9-
8-18
$1
common
9-
9-
9-
1
$1.14
—
(s-a)
Ltd.
Manufacturing,
50c
$2
8-24
9-10
9-
$1.07
—
Airlines—
S.
&
Mines,
9-
25c
9-10
25c
(quar.)
$8 cum. debentures (quar.)
Dentists' Stipply Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Denver Tramway Corp., 1st preferred (s-a)_
Denver Union Stock Yards
(quar.)
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
4
8-31
■
4
9.-11
4
12-16
9-15
92'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Dennison
9-
9-
1-2-54
Light
1
8-
8-14
8-25
realized
&
9-
1
1
9-18
9-16
investment income and
security profitsCo.—
net
from
Power
9-12'
9-
9-
Inc.—
from
cents
9
(quar.)
Fund,
cents
16
(quar.)
Power
Rock
Deep
Deere
8-25
9-10
8-14
9-30
$1
$1.25
50c
93%c
93%c
97Vic
50c
50c
35c
35c
(year-end)
Malleable Iron, com.
preferred (quar.)
8-10
9-
1
9-10
75c
93%c
$37Vic
(quar.)—
A
8-10
$2
9-15
9-
9-30
20c
*
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
25c
8-10
9-30
8-13
1
common
preferred
Leather
5%
(quar,)_
1
25c
8-28
8-31
9-16
50c
50c
$1.75
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Metallic
Corp.,
3
—
Inc., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
A
3%%
$4
(quar.)——
common
C
Co.,
9-
60c
Electric
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
$7 preferred
(quar.)
4 Vi %
preferred
9-
$1.25
Freightways,
preferred
Dana
4
Industries,
(N.
—
pfd.
Corp.—
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Cushman's Sons, 7%>
preferred
Class
9-
1
9-10
Curtiss-Wright
Davis
20c
(quar.)
Inc.—
preference (quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
9-24
1
30c
30c
$1.75
$1.75
$1.12 Vi
$1.75
75c
____
87'Ac
1
10-15
9-30
^
tquar.)Ti
Publishing
9-
9-15
9-10
Securities Corp.—
Clothing,
3
9-
1
9-25
$2
__—
10-
37'Ac
common
Engineering Corp,
Gas,
1
4c
(quar.)_
prior
$4
1
9-
2%
$1.25
40c
15c
(increased)
(Baltimore),
4
8-14
9-11
9-
(quar.i
common
(quar.)
7%»
preferred
(quar.)_
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7%
Curtis
8-21
9-
10-
45c
$1.05
(quar.)
common
B
Curlee
8-12
9-10
25c
50c
(quar.)
Forster
&
4
1
Corp.—
dividend)
Forster,
preferred
Crum
4
of
(stock
preferred
&
7-15
1
9-10
28Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
America—
Co.
Steel
Common
Crum
Corp.,
preferred
Crucible
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred
17'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
1
(Toronto)—
preferred
participating
Consolidated Edison Co.
Consolidated
3
40c
(quar.)
40c
$1.50
9- 8
10c
$1.25
1
$1
(quar.)
Power,
Chemical
Consolidated
(quar.i
9-
20c
Association
Life
Inc.,
Common
"
$12c
9-14
$37'Ac
Connecticut
10-15
9-10
9-30
25c
Quarterly
30c
9-15
9-
25c
$2.50
933/4C
$1.50
Co., $2 preferred (quar.)
Co., class A
(quar.)—
Finance
Dominion
(quar.)
common
8-14
8-15
1
(Phila.)—
(quar.)—
9-23
.-r9-l»
1
Co.,
Zellcrbach
$5
(quar.)____p_—
Service Co. (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)
Conde Nast Publications, Inc. (quar.)—
lOWpT
9-^4?-*-
$1.12%
1
9-
60c
(quar.)_
tquar.)_s____
Public
Consolidated
(quar.)
•
(quar.),
8-14
^
9-
5c
preferred
Community
50c
,
class A
Co.,
Co.
50c
(quar.i
Warehouse
Co.
$2
40c
(quar.)
10-22
9-25
30c
Credit
9* I""*
$1.06'A
1
9-15
$1.25
Ltd., common—
& Seal
Crown
50c
Columbian
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8-27
10c
—
11-
10-
(quar.)
quar.)
40c
A
8-20
*
8-20
$1.37'A
(quar.)
com.
;
Co.,
40c
class
.—_____
8-20
10c
iquar.)__
Cc'dt Storage
B
8-29
65c
35c
;
8-14
1
$2
preferred————;
Broadcasting System,
9-42-»
9- 9
8-15
8
9-
$2
25c
tquar.)
F
Central
Class
(1st
1C31)
9«*9
$13c
B
2nd
(quar.)
1st preferredpayment since
Co.
Elevator
$1
75c
1
9-
31'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
28c
(quar.)
Co.
Terminals, common (monthly)
Carbon Co. (quar.)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance (s-a)
Products—
prc-ferred
I
10-1
$37'Ac
(quar.)
common
4%
Power
preferred
2nd
December,
Columbia
tquar.)l
Class
5%
8-20
4%
8-20
9-„l
$15c
$50c
8-14
1
A
Crown Cork
62'AC
—
—
Colorado
9-
—
tquar.)—.I
9-15
iquar.
Class
•
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
9-::l
(quar.)—
Columbia
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
5%
1
(quar.j____
common
M.i
4%
10-15
9-
(quar.)
of Amer.
Co.
Inc.,'common
$20c
$10c
4%
preferred «quar.)____
Carson, Pirie,: Scott & Co.—
Castle
Corp.^
Insurance
Interstate
_.
preferred
Stores,
Colorado
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Corp.,
Life
9-30
common..^
Co.;
Co.
Aikman
&
9-
Corp.,
International
Cork
Class
9-
40c
10-30
(quar.)
iquar)._i
Steel
Collins
—
Central
com.
___
preferred
(quar.)
414%
8-14
Sexton
convertible
Crown
53 Vec
—1
'.
preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet
$3.50
preferred ; (quar.)
Colorado
tquar.)
Co..
1
8-10
25c
(quar.)—
common
4W/c
9-15
$20c
Mfg.
Mfg.
Cor;:.
Carpenter
4'A%
Coleman Co.,
4
Ltd.—
Co.,
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)__
-
4
9-
9-
8-10
1
J25c
(quar.)
Equipment. Ltd.
9-16
(quar.)
Carolina
Carrier
9-
8-14
9-10
1
25c
1
Co. .(extra)
Inc.,
Co.
(Philip.)
Carman
9-30
9-30
Ltd.—
convertible
preferred
Carlisle
Gas
Boxes,
Products
Carborundum
Carey
Cockshutt Farm
75c
Wire.Cloth
-
1
9-.a
1
9-
$7.40
Corp.—
(quar.)
10-
tquar.)
Ltd.,
com.
common,
Capital
$2.60
9-
4
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8-21
9-10
common
(initial
common
4Vi %
$1
1
Foil
5%
Inc.,
9-14
9-
Corpl
Petroleum
Cribben &
9-
30c
10-t 1
tquar.t
City
_____
$$2
$20c
A_„
—l__
Capital
Dairy Products,
20c
50c
62Vic
75c
30c
$1.31 Vi
25c
40c
15c
$12 Vic
$$1.25
i
3.70 %
(quar.i
10-
9-
8-17
12'Ac
—
tquar.)
preferred
Colonial
tquar.)
tquar,)
Cannon
prclerred
4%
4.80%
Co,
11-11
9-19
Electric—
&
International
9-30
8-24
1
9-11
62'Ac
(quar.)
—
Counties Gas
Coast
9-10
Shoe, 5% pfd. (s-a)
Co..
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—:
Creole Petroleum Corp. tquar.)
10-
10c
(quar.)__
Coca-Cola
$$1.25
Ltd.,
Wirebound
A
Co,
8-21
Crane
10c
preferred
convertible
Chemical
Extra
Coca-Cola
12-ti
(quar.)
class
Trust,
ts-a)
Western Natural
preferred
4(4%
Cochran
.
L
——
(monthly)
Foods, Inc., common
(monthly)
8-31
8-31
—
tquar.)__
Common
Clorox
9-10
25c
(quar.)_—__—1.—
8-31
9-15
$85c
$25c
preferred
•Class
Clinton
Mills
15c
50c
(quar.)_—
—
r
Worsted
Corp.
1
9-15
$43%c
iquar.)
Canadian
:
Ltd.,
Ltd.," common
Tire. Corp.,
Canadian
8-15
in¬
iquar.
preferred
Canadian
Ltd.
Co.,
Co.,
Investment
Int'i
Extra
Cleveland
8-15
,—
$15c
1
$1.12'A
.
pfd,
(quar.)
'$$1.75
Electric
Machine
preferred
Canadian
9-15
9-15
10-
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
Quarries
10-
$$1
$75c
$50c
$50c
$60c
$25c
10c
Ice-
Cleveland
8-12
1
(quar.)
preferred
New
8-20
75c
$1.12 Vi
Illuminating
guaranteed
1
9-
9-
Craddock-Terry
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Pittsburgh, 7%
special
Colonial
net
from
General
Canadian
5%
8-14
9-18
9-
come
Canadian
-7%
9-15
10-26
Inc.—
Derived ^entirely
-
9-15
9-
___
Canadian
8-28
1
4
(quar.)___
Canadian
„
9-15
10.-
8-
tquar.)___.—______—______
Fund,
$4.50
8-10
4
15c
(quar.)
common
Cleveland
1
(quar.)
common
Canadian
8-18
9-15
9-
-
Ltd.,
-
1
1
1
——
Canners.
preferred
9-
10-
(final)
Ltd.
Canadian Celanese.
$1
Cleveland
Coble
(quar.i——
Breweries,
$4.50
8-31
$$1.25
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd,
iquar.l—
B
8-31
9-15
%$20c
pfd.
1st
5%
preferred
A
Class
Canadian
9-15
50c
$15c
$60q
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.—
Canada
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
$75c
(quar.)
Mortgage Corp.
Vinegars,
1
$37Vic
Co. (Toronto)
Power
Safeway
2nd
9-
Ltd.—
Forgings,
Assurance
Canada
9-15
8-20
9-
9-18
5%
Cosden
20c
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. Co.
Clearing Machine
(quar.)
Clevite
(quar.)__
Canada
1
1
4
Dahlstrom
1
9-
9-
Corp.
Box
Cutler-Hammer,
9-
9-21
9-14
8-21
4%
(quar.)
9-14
9-18
25c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
Paper
9-
dividend
10-
9-
(quar.)
Stock
Electric
25c
75c
(quar.)_
common
Corp
Gas
9-15
—
9-
8-19
Inc.
Coro,
Inc.—
preferred
35c
9-
(quar.)
A
Natural
12-15
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Hosiery Co.
8-31
9-15
Paperboard Products Co.
9-30
Claussner
8
Corning
12-31
_I
9 15
9-
Cornell
1
8-28
10c
—
(quar.)
common
9-15
50c
$32Vic
$25c
1
12-
9-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
25c
27'/2c
15c
34%c
10-
12-16
5%
1
Co.—
preferred
10-16
Class
Equipment Co., common
Neon,
9-
9-14
(quar.)
Common
Claude
9-25
65c
_
(quar.)
Electric
8-27
8-14
8-31
tquar.)
(increased)
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
9-15
8-25
(quar.)
6%
Cornell-Dubilier
Chattanooga—
preferred
9-15
Y.)
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
(quar.)_
Foundry
Cannon
8-25
62'Ac
_T
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-
50c
65c
20c
9-15
tquar.)
Steel
preferred
8-25
9-15
(s-a)_
1
10c
(quar.)_—
5%
_
9-
5%
$1.75
—
27c
________
Copperweld
8-15
.
Co.,
4
9-14
(N.
(Del.)
Corp.
Co.
9-10
Clark
9-
4
Range
75c
7-31
8-15
9-
1
50c
(extra).
(quar.V—
preferred
9-15
8-18
9-30
—
Copper
$1
preferred
7-31
1
7
9-25
$1.25
Controller
4.80%
1
9-15
1
10-
9-
Clark
8-14
9-
9-
1
9-/3
9-16
15c
35c
Extra
9-21
11-
9-15
1
9-14
1
(quar.)
common
9-30
10-15
15%
of
1
8-12
Machine Co. (quar.)
Refrigeration
9-25
10-
9-
(quar.)—
common
Co.
9-
9-30
i(quar.)
Co.
Varnish
36c
5%
1
Cooksville
9-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
1
15c
31 Vic
20c
preference (quar.)
—
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
prior
25c
9-16
110c
$3
8-11
1
31'Ac
Paint &
Cook
$1
common
10-
9-
Corp.
Co.
1
10-
9-
tquar.)
8-20
$63
(quar.)—.1
Co.
preferred
Water
15c
;____:
8-20
1
Crown
City
pfd.
8-20
1
9-
$1.50
9-16
5%
1
9-
$1.75
1—
8-18
•
9-
$1.75
common
9-30
preferred
Cement Co.,
5%
Co.,
Products Corp.
City
Oil
Continental Steel
12'Ac
8-31
common
&
Canada
Canada
tquar.)
(quar.)
.
50c
Canada
Canada
8-15
8-14
Motors
Continental
9-
$1.50
Co.
30c
____.
A
9-15
Continental
8-11
1
$1.25
Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
Baking Co.. 7% preferred (quar.)
5Va%
9-10
——
(quar.)—
States
Wyant
Quarterly
Life
7
Service
Stock
7
8-
20c
r
Forge
Class
8-
1
3
1
Corrugated
(quar.)
preferred
$1.12Vi
Co.,
convertible
Canada
1
9-
9-
9-
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Cincinnati,
$12c
(quar.)
Power,
Campbell,
Canada
9-
9-15
10-
9
Fibre
Diamond
37 Vic
$1.25
(quar.i
preferred
1
$1.05
Insurance
40c
preferred (quar.)
Milling Machine, common
Cities
Continental
$5.25
Corp.
1
3
Foundry &
8-17
9
$2
Cincinnati
4%
Continental
9-
Continental
75c
(quar.)
common
1
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
75c
tquar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
4%
preferred
4
Pacific RR.—
25c
(quar.)
28VbC
(quar.31'Ac
Utilities,
preferred
5'/a%
Chrysler
9-
10c
&
Electric
Western
Camden
8-14
5%
9-
9-
75c
tquar.)
preferred
Securities
9-10
(quar.)
common
M.)
Special
8-27
9-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4 V2 %
convertible preferred
preferred
tquar.).
'/i.%
preferred
iquar.l
5.40%
8-18
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)—
Cab
preferred
8-13
__
5%
5
9- 1
9-10
9- 1
8-18
7%
1
A
__
preferred
California-Pacific
Christiana
8-28
1
_
preferred
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd
iH.
1
9-
9-15
9- 6
Co.,
Yellow
9-15
10-
(quar.)——
Corp.
I
9-15
Copeland
common
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-14
$i
&
7-31
10c
Commercial
Common
5c
preference
convertible
Chicago
5%
4'A%
Byllesby
7%
1
9-
Co
Butler Brothers,
Towel
Chicago
9-
$1
_
(quar.)_
com.
tquar.)
series
preferred
10-
(quar,)
tquar.)
Corp.
non-cum.
5%
9-21
10-
15c
(quar.)
Machine
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
25c
Canal
&
preferred
Casualty
15C
(quar.)
preferred
(increased
Common
1
9-15
Telephone Corp.
Rock Island
50c
>quar.)
Terminal
Rivet
8-14
& Concentrat¬
Mfg. Co., common
4'A%
convertible preferred
5%
Chicago,
9-
1
50c
8-14
1
2nd
50C
75c
common
Bush
Bush
8-18
10-
$1.19
A
Chicago
$4.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
12'Ac
A
8-21
preferred
Co.
Inc.,
Co.,
$1.12'A
A
Co.
$3
&
37'Ac
____
tquar.)
tquar.)
Dock,
Burton-Dixie
Class
9-10
25c
,
tquar.)
preferred
Burroughs Corp.
■Class
8-21
9-10
37'/2C
,_j.
iquar.)
preferred
7-31
20c
$1.25
:_____
_
Inc.
Mfg. Co.
Burlington Mills Corp.,
4.20%
8-21
10- 1
25c
Burkart
3.50%
Dock
25c
iquar.)
Co.,
& Sullivan Mining
Co.
.
______
Watch
Corp.,
Chicago
$3.75
3
8-31
8-31
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
Chicago
20c
(quar.)
.____
Buckeye
Budd
Continental
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
9-
15c
Grinder
____
8-12
(quar.)
convertible
Chesebrough
Y 8-11
9-15
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
9-
$1.10
$1.10
$1.25
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
8-11
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9-14
8-31
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
2,%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co.
4.40%
Bigelow,
8-31
Fibre Co.,
Ohio Ry.,
&
Can
5c
preferred
ChesapcaKe
Assurance
Continental
67 Vie
America
Unadilla
&
Continental
Continental
Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
8-28
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
3
8-
9-15
of American
1
9-11
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
25c
pfd.
common
Co.
9-
7-31
(quar.i
Chenango
$ 1.17 MJ
$1.12 Vi'
(quar.)__—
Co.
class
Mfg.,
B
4.52%
Container Corp.
8-31
(quar.)
of
Co.
9-18
25c
Co.,
Paper &
8-25
9-30
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
9-16
4.50%
9-
Corp.
Products
9-30
9-15
Consumers
9-18
9-17
(quar.)__—
Co.
tquar.)
Ribbon Mills, Inc. tquar.)
Champion
t
9-15
tquar.)
&
& Wire
preferred
preferred
8-28
Brooklyn Bore Gas Co.—
Brown
West
8-20
9-11
8-20
9-30
25c
Co.
$5.40
Central Vermont Public Service
Co.
Rope
—
Products
Telephone
9-1
10-
Ltd.—
tquar.)
Eascom
Steel
Central
1
(quar.)
Steel
South
1
_________
A
Ohio
$37Vic
B
Class
Central
$1
40c
60c
93%c
$1.06V*
50c
10c
1
Power
1
9-10
4%
(quar.)
preferred
8
9-
Co.
Glass
Co.—
Electric
preferred
Centuryv Electric
<s-a)_^_
Brockway Motor Co.,
Broderick
9-15
.»:•
(quar.)
bearer
Packers,
preferred
Class
10- 1
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Brockton Taunton
$3.80
Ltd.
ord.
receipts
Preference
British
4.50%
Tobacco—
dep. receipts ord.
dep.
4.70%
|25c
Co.,
Louisiana
Central
8-28
8-28
93%c
__
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)______—
Ltd.,
Mills,
Ltd., class A (quar.)_
(quar.)
Consumers
$1.23
preferred
10-
(quar.)
-
(s-a)
4
$1.31 >/4
(quar.)
com.
preferred
9-15
25c
__
Oil
9-1
4
8
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Consolidated Theaters,
30c
$1.12 V2
Service,
4.92%
9-15
15c
(interim)
Note
8-
9-
9-10
Consumers
tquar.)___
Public
11-16
1
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
10-
9-25
12-
1
$1.31 %
5%
8-15
10-
Textile
4
8-14
1
10-
Laundries
Consolidated
9-
1
9-
$1.12 V2
$1.13
Consolidated
9-10
9-25
9-
9-
Ltd
9-10
1
55c
1
9-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
10-
55c
preferred
40c
(quar.)_____
tquar.)
____.
British-American
Inc.
common
&
Power
Illinois
25c
________
Co.,
preferred
British
8-21
—
(quar.)
Light Co.—
tquar.)
35c
,__
Co.,
iquar.i
Bristol-Myers
British
*
4V4%
Central
8
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
18%c
25c
$20c
$50c
$13c
75c
$37 Vic
Utilities
Gas
10-
$1.18%
5(4%
Co.
Briggs & Strattoh Corp. .(quar.)____________
Brillo
8-24
9-
9-21
9- "1
50c
Consolidated
Share
$1.12 '/a
preferred (quar.)
Light Co.
Common
9-16
10-1
9-4—
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Name of Company
Holder1
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Electric—
&
(quar.)
Illinois
4.75%
5.25%
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
A
Gas
preferred
20c
Roller
Boyertown
Hudson
4'/2%
._
____
Corp, common
preferred iquar.)
Boston
Bower
n>
_
Borg-Warner
3y2%
Central
1
___
tquar.)
tquar.)
9-
8-14
income
investment
Stores,
Borden
9-15
25c
Corp.__
America—
of
Investment Trust
Bond
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Holderi
Payable ot Ree.
49
(801)
ajid Financial Chronicle
9-10
8-25
8c
8-31
8-21
50c
9-11
8-31
T>0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(802)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
(E.
Pont
•du
I.)
de
& Co.,
Nemours
(quar.)
<fc Bradstreet,
4%%
<C.
preferred
Jiuraloy
Co.
Plastics
Xhirez
liuriron
5%
6%
preferred
t
1
Gaylord
9-10
9-
1
General
America
General
9-10
8-25
Baking Co.. $8 pfd. (quar.)
Geneial Builders Supply, 5% pfd. (quar.)
9-
1
8-21
General
12-
1
11-21
4%
9-10
8-21
4%
Kodak
Kastman
6%
General
8-11
7%
8-11
preferred
Class
Investment
10-
1
9-
4
$1.50
10-
1
9-
4
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Trust, Ltd.
Ltd.
participating
Electric,
$4.50
50c
2
5%
40c
10-
1
9-
4
4%
10-
1
9-
4
$4.40
convertible
2nd
preferred
preferred
Auto-Lite
Co._
Electric
Ferries,
prior
Inc.,
Refractories
Quarterly
JSlectrolux
'
Goods
Drug Co.,
class A
Mlg.
;
Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp.,
j
com.
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Excelsior
Faber,
Fair
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
10-
pfd.
&
&
The
(N.
Extra
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
1
9-15
9-
9-
9-10
9-10
9r
1
9-
1
9-21
9-21
8-15
Gisholt
15c
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
"8-10
9-15
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-15
52c
10-
1
$1.25
9-
1
convertible
5%
Harshaw
preferred
Chemical
Glen
Falls
8-10
Glenmore
7-24
Class
8-31
1
11-13
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
8-31
8-17
1
8-17
9-
9-15
9-15
99-
Gold
10-
1
9-16
9-
7
8-12
5%
9-
1
8-15
1
8-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
75c
10*
1
$5
Gossard
1
Government
8-28
9-15
9-
9-
8-26
7%
7%
Great
$3.50
75c
9-15
9-
4
9-15
9-
4
10-
1
Inc.
Great
1
9-10
8-20
9-10
8-20
50c
Trailer
10-
Great
7%
Green
Class
8-15
5%
9-
1
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
net
8-20
9-10
9-
common
1
Hooker
8-
7£
9-10
9-12
8-31
9-15
8-25
12-15
11-25
10c
9-24
9-10
9-29
9-
9-15
9
Hydraulics,
Co.
8
4%
9-
1
9-
Securities,
Bond
Bond
Common
Low
1
8-14
Aviation
1
8-14
Building Shares
9-
9-
Stock
9-
9-23
9-14
Hubinger
—
25c
9-30
9-15
Hudson
—
$3.50
9-30
9-15
8-24
9-
4
t50c
9-15
9-15
25c
9-
25c
9-15
1
8-
9-18
8-25
(Houston,
40c
9-10
9-
1
30c
10-
2
9-10
10-
2
9-10
—
20c
9-10
8-29
9-10
8-29
$1.25
9-15
9-
10c
8-
$2.75
7
9-
4
9-15
50c
25c
50c
$1
%c
9-
1
Mining
1
•
7c
'
Railroad
8-15
Railroad
1
9-21
Railroad
1
1
8-14
8-20
8-14
50c
9-
3
8-12
Sound
class
A
Hunt
Foods,
5%
preference
Huron
Water
—
9-15
8-25
53%c
11-14
10-24
9-15
12%c
87%c
$1.09%
75c
31c
60c
12%c
9-
4
2
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
9-10
9-
8-21
1
8-14
9-25
9-15
10-
1
30c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-15
9-30
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-25
6d
9-30
62 %c
$1
9-
9
u
9-12
10-
9-11
1
1
9-il
9-
9-10
8-20
9-25
9-
2
$106%
9-25
9-
2
40c
9-12
8-25
9-30
9-19
$1.25
56'Ac
60c
93%c
$1
$1.10
25c
12%c
10c
37'Ac
$1.06%.
10c
13c
$1
9-
1
8-11
9-
9-16
1
1
9-17
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-
10-15
9-30
9-10
8-20
8-31
8-20
9-10
8-25
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
8-11
9-10
8-28
9-10
8-31
Erie
&
8-18
8-31
8-18
8-31
8-18
8-31
8-18
A
——
Ideal
Cement
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14v
8-31
(quar.)—,
RR.
Indianapolis
Steel
8-31
8-18
Industrial
8-31
8-18
Co.
Products
9-15
8-15
$1.25
9-30
9-19
tl.25
12-30
12-19
37'Ac
9-
1
8-21
31'Ac
9-
1
8-20
9-30
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Rayon
8-31
8-18
8-31
8-18
Inland
8-31
8-18
Inspiration
8-31
8-18
Institutional
8-31
8-18
8-31
8-18
from
8-31
8-18
curity
8-31
8-18
11c
8-31
8-18
11c
8-31
8-18
8-31
8-18
8c
8-31
8-18
Steel
Co.
—
$30c
$37%c
•
35C
1
9-18
9-10
7-29
9-1
8-20
8-20
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-10
8-25
9-
1
'
8-10
9-12
8-23
1
7-31
9-
1-2-54
12-
3
9-
1
8-14
50c
and
9-23
9- 4
(quar.V(17c
13c from se--
Fund
(s a)
(l '/sc
%
9-
i
from
l%c from, security
profits)
—
(quar.)
Business
8-
30c
^
ordinary income and
Quarterly
10-
$3
Fund
Foundation
Institutional Bank
International
$37 %C
Ltd.—
Shares,
Corp.
8-20
75c
ordinary income
Cnterchemical
8-
1
75c
(quar.)
profits)
1
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Consolidated Copper Co
Institutional
9-
20c
class A (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
5
$3
70c
,.
37'Ac
Water,
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
8-14
1
1
8%%
—
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., common—
Convertible participating pfd.
(quar.)
Indiana Gas & Water Co. (quar.)
Indiana
8-14
9-
-
preferred (s-a)
Illinois Telephone, 5.60%
preferred (quar.»_
Imperial
Life
Assurance
Co.
of
Canada,
Toronto
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &
(interim)
8-11
8-31
10-
non-cum.
Ireland
9-10
50c
(quar.)_
(initial)
Co.
Central
6%
8-18
.8-14
9-
12'Ac
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co., new com.
8-18
1
8-14
t$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Hydraulic Press Mfg., 6%
8-31
9-
8- 7
1
cn»
8-31
44c
8
(quar.)
Mortgage Corp.
8c
1
9-
9-
Huttig Sash & Door Co., cdmmon (quar.) —
6%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
6c
.—
—
—
8-14
31 %c
31 %c
32c
57c
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
5%
3c
——
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)
7c
—
J
(quar.)
(quar.)__^—
5.12%
10c
x
Shares
(quar.)_
(quar.)
11c
Shares—-——-—-——
Utilities Shares
1
30c
jvu
(quar.)
8c
'
Shares
9-18
9-
9-
—
(quar.)—.
16c
Shares
Shares
Shares
Stock
pfd. (quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting
Common
7c
Equipment
9-17
1
$1.12%
common
6c
Bond
1
9-15
40c
(quar,)
Co.
Co.
6c
Shares
Guilford-Chester
Corp.,
preferred
13c
Shares—,
Machinery
Steel, Shares
Tobacco
Stores
12c
—
Shares—
1
9-
8-18
8-31
9c
—
8-18
8-31
12c
:—
8-31
7c
—
Company
Petroleum
9-
9-
8-26
8-28
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shares
10-
9-10-
9
from
——
Equipment
Investing
9-30
$1
9-
9-12
—
Shares
Industrial
8-20
10-15
8-14
50c
Shares
Food
1
$15
1
.
8-17
9-
9-
5
20c
——
4
•
Humble
13c
Electrical
7
Howe
5%
(quar.i
9-
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp.—
5
60c
I
Illinois
(quar.)
9-25
10-
—
Corp.
9-15
(quar.)
Fund
Material
Field
10c
(quar.)
Fund
Stock
4
10-
(quar.)
;
uo.
Co.
rower
4% %
Automobile Shared
Priced
&
Howard
(quar.i
Fund
Fund
9-
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
Lighting
8-13
(quar.)
Fully Administered Fund
1
8-17
9-15
91 %c
25c
5c
30c
50c
—
:
15c
payments
9-
$1.05
common
8-18
—
(All
Corp.,
1
(quar.)
income)
4.40%
Houston
Hoving
$1.75
Inc.
investment
9-13
9-15
Ltd.—
—
9-10
25c
(quar.i
1
9-15
9-17
1—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-13
10-
4
1
<quar.)__
Finance
Houston Oil
$1
8-3L
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
8
$1
common
A
Household
9-
8-20
9-10
50c
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., common
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
9-
8-31
8-20
(
common
preferred (quar.)
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.I, 5%
1
9-15
1
75c
4%%
1
9-14
9-
10-
Corp.
preferred
Hoover Co.,
10-
12%c
8-15
9-
Electrochemical Co.
$4.25
10-
(quar.)
Insurance
Oil
$4.20 preferred B
37%c
(quar.)—
Tap & Die Corp.
4
37
-2
Co.—
Inc.
4
(quar.)
2
20c
9-
—
1
8
3%
(quar.i-
Inc.
class
8-14
—
9-
9-
9-25
$1.75
Chemical
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
9-
r.
Co.,
9-20
t50c
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.i
9-
(quar.)
Co.,
B
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
Honolulu
9-30
$25c
(quar.i
Merchandise
common
8-14
—
40c
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-15
8-14
8-14
8-25
9-15
15c
9-15
2
1
1
8-28
91 %c
(quar.)
8-14-
11-
99-
9-11
40c
8-20
prefeired
37'Ac
1
Co.
8-28
IOC
Paper Co..:
(Charles E.)
,9-11
50c
(quar.)
8-20
—
Life
preferred
General
1
Hires
Dauch
&
preferred
9-15
11-16
25c
Railway
Institutional
8-27
9-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
2
Hinde
933/»c
Grocery Store Products Co.
Group
$1.12%
Gas
11-
convertible
4
9-14
8-25
50c
Heyden Chemical Corp., cdmmon (quar.)—
3%% preferred A (quar.)—
—
$4.37% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Heywood-Wakefleld Co., common.—,——,
5% preferred B (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Hilton Hotels Corp., common (quar.)
4%
1-20
9-
1
50c
9-15
(stock dividend)
common
8-21
,
.—
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Giant
8-28
$1
—
1
11-16
15c
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
8-31
50c
—
10-
$1.37%
Western Sugar Co.,
1
25c
—
8-24
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries.
Southern
25c
(quar.)
8-24
9-12
10-
1
(quar.i.
U2%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern
1
37 %c
common
9-12
10-20
1
25c
(quar.)__——
75c
—
(quar.)
Northern
9-
Greer
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Towing Co., common (quar.i
non-cumulative preferred (s-ai
9-15
B
quar.)
com.
—
Greenfield
class
9-18
65c
Lakes
15c
(increased quar.)
<s-a>_
Co.,
Co.
Lakes
15c
(quar.)
1
8-14
30c
(quar.)
9-
Co.,
preferred
Great
4
11-
1
25c
Hobart Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Holeproof Hosiery Co. (quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,
Quarterly
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., com.
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Homestake Mining Co.
(quar.)
Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.).
Lakes Engineering
Works
Texas)
$1.12%
T.i
Non-cumulative
8-28
9-
$1
(quar.)
Amerioan Indemnity Co. (N.Y.) (quar.)
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of Amer.—
Great
9-15
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Great
j.
Varnish
preferred
Mfg.
Great
2
$1.50
._
(quar.)
(W.
Great
(quar.)
A
Rapids
Great
9-
10c
(quar.)
9-10
8-21
30c
9-10
125c
Co.
&
8-31
2%
(s-a)—.
Industries
R-.t
9-10
9-10
8-20
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
Frontier
Co.
15c
20c
8-20
1
(quar.)
W.)
Granite City Steel CO;, com.
8-31
1
9-
Employees Insurance Co. (quar.)
Grand
9-15
9-
$1.25
9-18
9-
(quar.)
50c
8-12
65c
$1.16
1
9-
—
$1.25
8-12
Gray
8-14
10-
50c
(quar.i
Hewitt
8-31
9-18
9-15
30c
(quar.)__
3.65% pfd. (quar.)
Inc.
6
1
48%c
Products
Robins,
10-
10-
25c
8-31
1
8-10
10-20
1
(quar.)
8-31
9-
8-14
1
1
_______—____
9-11
9-15
1
9-
9-
——
9-11
8-31
9-
$1
Corp., com. (quar.)
6% preferred series B (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., com. (quar.)
4%% preferred series A (quar.)—
9-11
8-31
40c
(quar.)
Brewing Co.
Co.,
J.)
8-14
9-11
9-14
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
Cement
Steel
25c
(quar.)
1
4
Hercules
Hercules
(quar.)
37 %C
(increased
Sulphur Co.
Co.
1
4
1
8-25
10c
pfd.
9-
9-
3
10-
9
750
4%
9-
12-
8-
2
$2.50
Inc.,
9-15
9-15
5
9-
8-14
10c
25c
(s-a)
15c
12-18
911-
(quar.)
common
25c
3% %
(H.
Heinz
pfd.
prior pfd.
com
1
2-1-54
(quar.)_—___—
(quar.i
Corp.,
1
9-
8-31
40c
preferred
50c
(quar.i___
Grafton & Co;, Ltd., class A
Grant
$3.65%
9-
10-
Inc.
(George)
25c
(quar.i
8-17
5%%
9-15
10c
1
of
preferred
Co.,
F.)
(H.
(W.
Class
1
Mining
9-10
9-11
31 %c
(quar.)
Co.
(reduced)
Hein-Werner
(quar.)
9-
40c
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
Grace
20c
Heileman
10-
9-15
9- 4
8-20
40c
common
Co.
Mfg. Co.
1
9-25
9-21
5
1
75c
(quar.)—
t25c
9-
1
1
9-
10-
$1.37%
(reduced)
Co.
Glass
10-
10-
—
quar.i
Corp.
56%c
2%
B
9-
10-
,
dividend!
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
Gorham
Ltd.—
A
Co.,
preferred
9*24
10-12
—
Cement-
1
$1
Hazel-Atlas
Hecla
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
1
8-21
5c
Telegraph
(B.
9-24
1
1
(quar.)___—
10-
—
9-
50c
.
1
Light, 3.90%
Electric
$1.25
50c
(initial)
Hawaiian
9-10
8-25
50c
$1.50
40c
$1.25
$1.37%
25c
Sanford
Gordon
1
8-21
Corp
preferred
9-19
9-
1
preferred (quar.)
Goodrich
7
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
—
15c
—
8-24
1
50c
<quar.i_
preferred
Bakeries.
8-28
9-15
9-10
10+
Co.—
common
common
$4
8-28
8-25
(quar.)
Electric
Hathaway
(quar.)
Rubber
Co.,
9-18
9-15
8-25
—
convertible
$2
9-14
•
Goodall
Goodall
Hart-Carter
1
$1.12%
Distillers, class A
Stock
&
9
Hazeltine
(stock
Extra
1
9-
(quar.)
common
Co.
preferred
Brewing
Goebel
9-
10-
American
7%
1
9-
—
Co.,
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke
8-31
50c
—
Corp
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—
$4.64 prior preferred
(quar.)
$5 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (increased quar.)__
8-13
1
9-30
4%%
16%C
Portland
B
Globe
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
1
9-
Co.
55c
8-15
5
9-30
9-10
10c
(Increased
common
11-
11-14
50c
(quar.)^—
Steel,
8-10
1
9-10
$1.06%
Year-end.
(quar.)_
common
common
Co.,
Machine
1
(quar.)
Denver
1
9-
56c
(quar.)
Co:, common
9-
12-
Co.
preference
9-
2%
class A
Freeport
^Gardner
$5
Class
(quar.)
participating
quarterly)
preferred
Gillette
25c
Corp.
Parts
Gladden
9-10
Rubber
&
preferred
1
./
Corp.,
Portland Cement
1
(Bait.)—
Co.
Tire
4%%
Giant
1
common—
&
Telephone
Products
9-
25c
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—"
(Robert)
Gerber
10-
$2.50
com.
Kentucky Natural
,4%
1
10-
—
■412 West Sixth Co.
Frankfort
Oalr
10-
8-10
8-31
9-
9-10
(quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)___
5%
preferred 2nd issue (quar.)___
Harris (A.) & Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Harrisburg
—.-
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—
$2.25
preferred
(quar.),.
8-14
1
(quar.)——
Marble Co.,
preferred
5%
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works
(quar.)
Fort Wayne
Corrugated Paper (quar.)
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.—
Fruehauf
35c
preferred
1
9-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
10-
9-11
preferred B
5%%
9-18
55c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
31 %c
& Light
Co.,
preferred (quar.)—
A
1
10-
$1.50
Common
6%
8-27
—
9-30
$3.50
preferred
B
8
A
class A
(quar.)
Georgia
10-
Co.—
common
Power
Class
9-
9-18
9-10
9-
—
Refractories
9-15
$1
6% preferred (quar.)
Flintkote Co., common
Class
-
8-14
100%
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
1
—
H.i
Co.
9-25
9-30
preferred
•Genuine
—
partic.
Motor
40c
30c
(quar.) —
$4.25
Harbison-Walker
8-24
5ftc
pfd.
non-cumulative
4%%
8-25
B
9-10
1
(quar.)—
Fitzslmmons Stores,
Ford
9-15
Class
Hartman Tobacco,
Quarterly
4%%
8-15
9-15.
9-15.
1
10c
8-21
Fitz-Simons & Connell
Dredge & Dock Co.—
4%%
1
25c
Corp
(quar.)
9-
_
(quar.)
class
Co.,
General
(quar.)
Stores,
Carpet Co.
Florida
9-15
25c
(quar.)
—
(reduced)
common
(quar.)
Co..
A.)
8-24
10-
———--
new
National
Power
56 %C
9-15
9-30
50c
(quar.)_
1
1
1
9-
(quar.)
9-10
Great
dividend
Florida
10-
B
(M.
Hartford
50c
1st
Insurance
America
preferred
Oil
Class
9-15
$0.185625
4% % preferred (quar.)
First Bank Stock Corp,
(quar.)
$4
Hanna
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
(increased
Hancock
2
1
25c
(quar.)
cum.
5
11-
1
75c
B (quar.)—
Association of Philadelphia
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—
6%
10-
10-
$1.12%
Class
5%
2
11-16
10-
(quar.)
Fire
(M.
11-
$1.50
10-
100%
55c
—
Fishman
10-
2.
8-15
10-
fl2%c
$35c
$$1.25
20c
25c
$1
25c
$1.12%
$1.06%
dividend
2
59 %c
(Marshall) (see Marshall Field).
Filtrol Corp.
(quar.)—
First
Stock
11-
(quar.)
Field
Firth
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
12%c
dividend
J3tock
Organ
4%%
preferred
Ferry Cap & Set Screw (quar.)—.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance (N. Y.»—
Quarterly
____:—:——-——J—
A
Instrument
Hammond
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
43toek dividend
Class
Hammond
8-10
4.75%
preferred
6%
conv.
Works
Finance Co. of
9-10
4.40%
Ferro
Cash
8-10
1
9-10
8-12
Chemical
<fe
1
10-
$1
8-27
20c
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul Corp.
J.)
9-
$1.25
Paper
preferred
preferred
1
25c
Y.)
Co.,
84 %c
(quar.)
4%%
4
11-
1
Co.—
common
preferred
8-28
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
convertible
4%
Hammermill
9-
9-15
9-17
87%c
Y.)
Federal Insurance
Fclln
8-10
9-15
12c
4
8-
1
9-
50C
(quar.)_
General
$5
50c
.————'——
Screw
9-
4
1
12-
45C
Ltd.
25c
(quar.)
9-
8-20
t25c
—
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Watch Co., common——
8-14
12%c
Enterprises, Inc.,
Federated
9-11
60c
1
preferred
9-15
Federal Compress & Warehouse
(quar.)
Federal Electric Products Co.
(quar.)
Federal
Federal
50c
Hamilton
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$1.12%
(N.
Life
—
$1.25
Hamilton
8-21
8-26
$1.25
pfd.
Farrell-Birmingham
Faultless Rubber
11-10
9-15
Fair)
4%%
Traders
Syracuse
11-10
11-25
preferred (quar.i__
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
32 %c
(quar.).
preferred
Brothers, 6%
Farmers
11-25
$1
$2.25
$1
Fairbanks, Morse <fe Co. (quar.)
Fajardo Sugar Co. (quar.)
Farmer
Ltd.,
1
$1.25
Co.
Gregg
Co.,
Co.,
Cotton.
9-
(initial)
5%
tsee
Bridge
Hamilton
5%
(quar.)
Cementing
25c
of Ohio,
t50c
t50c
42 %c
(initial)
Hamilton
10-
933Ac
Co.
8-20
Ltd.
Mines,
4
(quar.)-
8-20
9-15
t5c
Well
Oil
common
9-29
25c
Coe
(The)
preferred
40c
.
common
Insurance
Fairbanks
$2.20
New
1
Steel Castings Corp., com.
General
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Inc.,
Refractories
Halliburton
$1.25
$6 preferred 1quar.)
General Telephone Co.
8-26
9-18
9-
—
9-15
$1.11
J20c
9-
preferred
9-15
$1.10
(quar.)__
9
Equipment
9-
—
Fversharp,
Precision
General
8-26
8-14
Corp.
9-15
—
common
8-20
common
15c
(s-a)
common
General
50c
Crrp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Package Co.,
8-14
9-16
9-10
10-26
Hajoca
7
9-15
9-15
$3.05
(quar.)__
7%%
preferred 1st series (quar.)___
Plywood Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
8-14
$3.50
__
(quar.)_
prior
Mfg.
Extra
General
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
4Ero
8-17
A
(final)
(quar.)
1
35c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Mills
1
Ltd.,
Brass,
Class
Co.
(quar.i—_
(quar.)
9-
Co.—
Resistor
9-
75c
(s-a)
Printing
9-
35C
Corp., $2 conv. preferred, fquar.u
Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd. (quar.)
JErlanger
General
;
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., common
$1.20
8-14
$1.75
Co.,
60c
$5
1
iquar.)_
(quar.)
Electric
-
$5
9-
50c
;
preferred A
(quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., common
7%
p'tferred
(s-a)
Endicott Johnson Corp., common
Erie
Hahn
8-17
25c
5%
Railroad
8-14
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Electric
4.50%
General
9-11
1
9-
25c
Outdoor Advertising—
4%%
8-14
1
9-
7'Ac
n,/~"
Water
10-
8-
30c
Quarterly
Hackensack
15c
com.
_____L
District
8-14
1
9-11
9-U
8-14
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-
9-11
1
9-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
9-
8-24
1
10-
25c
Co.,
JEmerson
6%
1
i
Wa ker-Dry
JSmpire
preferred
General
10-
9-11
25c
(quar.)
.
preferred
$5
9-19
8-24
12 %c
$1
50c
—
Corp.,
preferred
1
1
2-20
9-10
1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.).
—
—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hallnor
(quar.)
Motors
Co.,
$4.44
10-
3-12-54
$1.16
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.40
9-15
8-25
11-29
50c
preferred
4.64%
25c
Corp.
B
8-31
&
$4.20
9-17
75c
common
Mills, Inc., 3%%
preferred
$3.75
Corp.—
——
Corp.
astgin National Watch Co.
Class
9-12
"5%
Manifold
General
9-15
10-
$1.50
E)y
Emerson
8-31
75c
Abrasives
.
JSlectrographic
9-12
$1.41%
(quar.)
(quar.i
&
8-17
10-
1
common
preferred
8-31
8-28
9-15
8-15
1
1
9-30
10-
$2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.06%
_
(initial quar.)
Electric
Erie
General
9-21
$1.12%
(quar.)
Erie &
General
9-11
9-
$1.25
Corp.
2'Ac
(quar.)
Co
$1.10
(quar.)
Utilities
Co.
Corp.
Industries
$1.34
preferred
^Equity
9-16
$1.02%
(quar.)
2nd
7%
9-30
$1.37%
pfd.
convertible
6j%
Foods
35c
$4.25
&
Fireproofing
$1.06%
4.10%
States
-
General
30c
______
Gulf
(quar,)
preferred series A
preferred series C
General
,$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
5.36% preferred (quar.)__
JStectro
Corp.,
General
(quar.)
common
1
.
deposit receipts ordinary
Finance
9-18
52%c
5%%
6%
American
General
9-18
$3
preferred (quar.)_____
5.65%
9-
10c
preierred
9-
(quar.)—
9-30
$25c
(quar.)——
9-15
(quar.)_—
preferred
Corp.
Co.
150c
(s-a)
Co.,
Co., Ltd.—
9-30
(quar.)
Gas Co.,
Natural
4'%%
9-18
Dynamics
30c
A
common
preferred
E) Paso
Electric
Electric
$1.50
Brothers Stores,
Paso
General
30c
Ecuadorian
4% %
General
8-14
______
Eddy Paper Co
i
JEddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)
Edison
9-30
$1.75
class
Power
—
1
9-
i-
B
Economic
*£>
Credit,
General
Corp.,
Oil
Gulf
15c
preferred
(quar.)
partic.
preferred
10-15
$1
(quar.)
jfSasy Washing Machine
Gulf
2
$1.75
$1.75
2nd
Cigar Co., common
General
25c
common
1
9-
31'Ac
—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—
Participating
—
9-
8-21
9-14
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1
10-
9-14
$1.25
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
Cable
ISt
$1.50
(Md.) —
Co.,
Corp.
convertible
$1.75
(accum.)
$5
General
participating preference (quar.)
preferred A
1
50c
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)——__—
9-15
8-21
30C
preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Sugar Associates, $2 pfd.
9-
37^Ac
9-30
Co.—
$6
1
Holder3
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$5
10-
When
Payable of Rea.
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
37 %c
(quar.)
31 %c
~
1
t $ 1.37
(quar.)
Corp.
9-12
Corporation
$7
preferred
Container
31 'Ac
Water
$5
9-
RR.
Ohio
&
Common
t30c
17 %c
(quar.)
1
1
Acceptance Corp., com.
5%%
9-
9-10
Mobile
Gulf
IS1.25
8-29
|
9-15
Share
Name of Company
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
States Corp.
Co.,
25c
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
4%
Power
preferred
$1.25
7%
Eastern
5%
9-11
9-30
10%
—
9-
'
Interurban
Eastern
Gatineau
9-17
9-30
40c
——
9-10
(quar.)
&
1
(quar.)—.
9-10
(quar )
(quar.)
Co.
Louis
St.
10-
Corp.
dividend
Per
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)—
10c
——
(quar.)
& Chemicals
preferred
East
Stock
8-20
Co.
12/ac
•*+
(quar.)
Packing
Garrett
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Kagle-Ficher
9
9
$1.12%
Inc., common
preferred (quar.):
5%
10-
10-
9-10
tquar.i-—
common
Mfg.-—
Co.,
A.)
10-24
10-24
4UC
—-p-
(quar.)
Electric
Uuncan
fjunham
5%
inc.,
preferred
Garlock
87'Ac
(quar.i
preferred
»uii
8-24
Share
Name of Company
$1.12%
$4.50 preferred
$3.50
9-14
85c
common
When
Per
Holder1
Payable of Rec.
Monday, August 31, 1953
Machines Corp.—
—
3c
10-1
40c
9-1
8-17
9-10
8-19
$li
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(803)
51
.i
When
Per
Name of Conrpany
International
Share
Products
Cellucotton
International
Cigar
Harvester
Macmnery
Co.,
tquarj_
10-
9-10
50c
Quarterly
*$4
preferred
Co.,
8-25
Landis
Lane
1
8-5
Lane-Wells
(quar.)
Petroleum
International
Products
International
International
Utilities
S1.40
Intertype
Corp..
Investors
$2.50
Trust
Common
Island—
Service
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
preierred
preferred
(quar.)__
Tug
5%
&
Jahn
&
Oilier
Jamaica
7%
;_
Public
$5
$5
Ltd.,
iquar.)__
com.
(quar.)
5%
preferred
7%
A
Lake
Jewel
Tea
33/4%
Co.,
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
&
Johnson
Ranch
Jones
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.|__
Joy
Lamson
Laughlin
Mfg.
Kahn's
5%
Co.
(E.i
(quar.;
Steel
Sons,
Link-Belt
9-
1
8-14
Lion
SI.05
9- 1
8-14
Lionel
9-1
8-14
Liquid
,3.80%
preferred
preferred
4.50%
—1
_____—___
^
(liquidating)
4%
Parchment Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Kellogg Co.,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
4%%
87%c
Kern
County
(quar.)
50c
y-10
8-20
Mitchell
60c
12-10
11-19
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
3-10-54
2-18
$37 %c
9-1
8-5
$37 %c
9-1
8-5
$25c
9-
50c
10-
1
8-14
1
9-15
9-10
8-25
9-
1
8-19
J25c
10-
1
8-31
10-
Loblaw Groceterias
Class
B
Loblaw,
(quar.)
_
Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Inc.
(quar.)
25c
1
8-31
Local
9-10
8-20
Lock
9-30
9-15
Common
9-30
9-15
8%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
8-31
8-25
Lockheed
25c
9-10
8-24
Lone
9-10
8-24
9-21
11-
2
9-11
9-11
11-
1
11-
9- 8
10-19
9-
1
9-9
Aircraft
5%
preferred
5%
,9-2
7%
(P.)
preferred
1
9-3
Louisiana
9-3
Louisville
&
9-
Lowney
&
(Walter
RR.
Co.
M.) Co., Ltd.
Sales Co._
8-20
Ludlow
1
9-18
Ludman
8-31
8-12
Lynch
8-31
8-12
9-1
8-13
9-
5%
62%c
8-28
25c
4
9-10
9-
1
Mfg.
9-
1
8-14
&
5%
(Henry
Mines,
Mahon
1
8-14
1
8-14
Maine
9-15
8-31
Mallory
1
Stock
Common
4
(quar.)
9-15
1-2-54
12-15
10-1
9-15
87%c
&
Co.
(quar.t__
C.)
Co.
9-
5%
&
Shirt
—'■———
1
8-20
37y2c 4-15-54
4-8
(quar.).
Ltd. (interim)—.
—_
Massey
Harris
Co.,
Master
Electric
Co.
9-
4
8-17
and
come
Series
54c
and
net
9-
1
8-15
30c
9-
1
8-15
50c
9-1
8-11
9-10
New
35c
10-
1
11-
1
10-
9
from
Keystone
Steel
& Wire
Kings
Co. .(quar.)
preferred
(GRi
Finnev
$2.50
12-30
12-24
40c
_
1
Co..
Mfg.,
(I.
S6
nreferred
Rubber
B.)
(quar.)
Kresge
Kress
(S.
(S.
Kroehler
4%%
Kroger
H.)
preferred
2nd
Kuner-Empson
La
France
La
Salle
Extension
the
Common
7%
preferred
9-10
9-
4
8-15
9-4
1
9-4
50c
9-10
8-18
75c
9-
8-14
9-24
A
(quar.)__
$1.12%,
$1.12%
9-30
12-30.1
12-23
40c
9-
1
8-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
11-
1
9-15
9-14
10-10
9-28
50c
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
9-
1
M<i'-chant<;
Fire
9-
1
9-
i
8-3
t8c
—
10-
1
Metal
8-27
Class
Class
Class
Lamson
$2.50
B
A
B
&
class A
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)___
9-30
9-15
15c
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
15c
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
15c
12-31
l?-i«
Sessions
preferred
Co.,
common
(quar.)..*..
(quar.)
;
—
__i_
Co.
Co.,
common
9-10
8-24
9-10
8-20
9-30
9-
9
9-
8-
5
9-10
8-19
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-10
1
9-11
12-15
9-14
8-24
9-
8-14
9-15
9-15
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.18%
10-
2
9-16
50c
9-
2
8-14
6c
10-15
'9-30
37V2c
common
10-15
"9-30
''8-23
—
Co. (Hawaii),
preferred
1
12-19
25c
9-12
(quar.)
20c
12c
9-12
!____
12'/2c
9-12
(quar.i
12%c
9-12
8-23
(initial)
$0.0947
9-12
8-23
com.
(quar.)__
B
(quar.
preferred
preferred
C
D
9-22
9-10
National
Airlines,
9-15
National
Aluminate
9-
1
8-21
National
Automotive
31'/4C
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
&
Thermit
9-25
8-31
National
—_—
Corp.
(N.
Y.)
—
.8-23
8-14
National
8-25
National
Container Corp.
8-28
50c
9-15
12-1
9-15
9-4
5c
9-10
8-10
9-10
8-10
9-1
93%C
93%c
75c
22'/2c
$1.25
7
National
6
National
1
8-14
Common
9-
1
8-14
4V2%
9-
1
8-14
National
9-
1
8-14
9-10
1
convertible
National
9-10
8-13
9-
1
7-31
1
9-17
National
9-12
9-
2
$1.50
Food
preference
1
9-15
National
9-1
8-4
National
9-1
8r
National
10-
4
15c
10-
1
9-15
Class
10-
1
9-18
Class
9-
1
8-14
9-15
8-24
Corp.,
participating
25c
Homes
National
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(nunr I
(quar.)
8-14
9-10
9-10
9- 3
9- 3
National
National
10-
1
9-11
National
10-
1
9-11
National
Rubber
National
National
50c
9-10
9-
National
(quar.)
(quar.)___—
-
10c
81 %c
10c
9-30
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
1
9-21
8-20
8-20
8-20
■
$1.40
4%%
4.20%
Natural
95c
96'Ac
97V2c
10- 19-3
10- 1
9-3
10- 1
9-3
$1 ofi3/t
10-
$1.11%
10- 1
1
O-
3
9-3
From
Neisner
Nelson
10-
1
9-10
9-15
8-27
10-
1
9-15
$1.12%
9-
1
8-18
20%
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
1-2-54
12-
$5c
15c
25c
10-
1
9-25
99-
Insurance
9-
9-15
8-21
10-30
10-
9
Co.
(quar.)
Tea
9-10
8-14
15c
9-
1
8-20
10%
——
:
9-
1
Co.,
9-30
9-11
30c
Co._
9-22
9-11
1
35c
75c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Co.
—
i-
50c
$1.12%
37%c
12 %c
Co.,
common
preferred
Fund—
Resources
Brothers,
O.)
New Amsterdam
40c
$1.05
(quar.)__
(quar.)
investment
income
Inc.
Co.
8-20
15c
Co
Products
Supply
Tank
8-20
12%c
a__«.—
—
Machinery
Starch
1
9-
Castings Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Steel Corp. (quar.)__
(N.
9-25
$1.75
$1.50
——
—1
Extra
National
10-20
117c
—
preferred
National
7
10-30
9-15
(quar.)
1
Steel
&
Radiator
dividend
8-20
7
8-
J37'/2c
class A
Co.
Oats
9-11
9-16
8-
50c
Tenn.)
Malleable
9-11
9- 1
1
1
1
(quar.)
common
Accident
&
1
10- 1
$1.75
Life
10-1
50c
99-
15c
(Nashville,
Stock
8-11
8-17
10-
Quarterly
62!/2c
:
common
3.90%
8-14
4
1
10-20
50c
(quar.)—_
dividend).
(stock
preferred A (quar.)_
6% preferred B (quar.).
4
9-
9-15
10-30
65c
,
Co.,
8-21
8-20
$15c
Extra
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Iquar.)
(quar.)
Lead
8-21
1
5c
iquar.)
7%
9-
10-
Corp.
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
A
9-
20c
87'/2c
$1.06JA
(Hartford)
common
$4,50 pfd.
Corp.
1
9-
9-10
tl2V2c
$15c
:
(quar.)__
iquar.)___
Gypsum Co.,
9-
75c
25c
(quar.)
B
40c
25c
25c
Ltd.,
8-21
10c
Products
Grocers,
8-20
8-31
$1.06
,
Insurance
Fire
National
10-
9-10
9-10
Canada,
of
Welding Machine
1
Extra_:
4
9-15
$1.06%
Co.
preferred
Electric
8-20
30c
—
Chemical
Ltd., common iquar.)
60c
National
9-
9-10
Corp.—
(quar,)______l
&
9-15
50c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Drug
8-28
$1.18%
Corp.
Products
preferred
9-15
31%c
(quar.)
Products
Distillers
National
8-11
9-30
15c
(quar.).
preferred
9s
1
preferred
4%%
9-
9-15
8-31
10-15
40c
quar.)
—____—____
4'A%
Dairy
8-10
30c
Cranberry Assn., 4%>
pfd. (s-a)
Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National
10-15
5
8-20
(Del.)—
(quar.)
convertible
8-
9-11
45c
85c
8-27
11-
1
8-11
10-
75c
9-15
Common
9-
50c
(quar.)
9-10
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
8-23
$1.75
Co.
9-10
$1
___—_______
common
common
(quar.)
Register
1
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
40c
—
class A (quar.)
Corp.
Fibres,
9-
15c
35c
(quar.)
Casualty
(Detroit)
(quar.)
City Lines, Inc., (increased
$1.18%
Scott
Corp.,
preferred
Cash
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
60c
—_____
(quar.)_
(quar.)
profovforl
7%
Inc.
Biscuit
National
National
25c
2nd
(quar.)
4.45%
8-10
26%c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.06V4
(quar.)
(quar.)
d
Inc.,
Telephone
4.80%
5%
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
8-19
Mutual
5c
preferred
9-10
1
37V2c
(quar.)
9-30
J50c
—
3.85%
9-10
Co.
System,
preferred
National
3.80%
10-1
8-10
9-
25c
9-30
25%
(ouar.)
(quar.i
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
30c
9-
1
$3.50
10-15
35c
(quar.)
Participating
62y2c
6%
r
9-15
37V2c
(quar.)
com.
$1.06'/4
9-
;
preferred
Textile
$3.25
Mutual
8-15
9-
2c
(s-a)
C.)
8-15
9-
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Quarterly
;
9-15
8-20
i
preferred
8-3
4
(quar.)
9-22
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
Mesta Machine Co.
&
4
9-
9-
1
40c
10-15
9-^30
(quar.)
Assurance
Merritt-Chapman
7%
$$1.75
_______
&
9-
10-
Fuel
(G.
5%%
40c
—
preferred (quar.J___
preferred
(quar.)
Metal
t40c
(quar.)__!—
dividend)
Merchants Refrigerating Co.,
Class B (quar.)
Merck
Mountain
4
4
10-
lc
preferred
1
9-
9-
10-
(quar,)
Vernon-Woodbury Mills,
7%
8-10
8-10
9-
9-15
10-
Extra
Mount
4.10%
Corp.
preferred A
Stores
$4
9-29
(quar.62V2c
Engineering
Cement
8-15
Milling, Ltd.—
Ltd
Shoe
4%%
$4.25
9-
10c
(quar.)
Melville
5
9-15
—
Ltd.
(stock
Co.
&
Mercantile
10-15
7V2c
(quar.)
——_—
preferred
Portland
$3.50
10c
University
(Alfred), Inc.,
&
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)___.
Mines.
Quarterly
1
Medusa
1
Lambert
Co.
5%
Johnson
8-31
_____
(quar.)
Inc.,
10-
—
8-31
50c
quar.)—_______
Corp., common (quar.)
4'/4% preferred (quar.).
10-1
$1
:
L_—.—
Mead
50c
:
Mines,
McQuay,
Mead
8-10
Y9-18
9-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)___—_____—
Corp.
Machine
McNeil
8-10
8-31
10-1
$1.06'/4
$1.0614
—
(initial
Co.
&
Steel
55c
iquar.)
Lamaque Gold
Co.
Porcupine
Mclntyre
!
(quar.)_
Woods
9-4
30c
5%
Electric
McGrato
McLouth
8-28
Lake Superior District Power Co., com.
of
8-7
1
9-25
McCormick
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., $2.50 preferred
9-11
Co.
preferred
9
1
9-
11-15
1
1
(quar.)_
Murphy (G. L.) Co., 43A%. pfd. (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2 class A convertible preference (quar.)_
19-15
8-27
1
9-
9-
50c
Inc.
50c
—_
common
preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
Maytag
Co.
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
Industries
Corp.,
May Department Stores Co.,
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
McCord
Co.,
8-14
12-1
9-
50c
J15c
(quar.)
lquar.)_—
CKirp
common
25c
^
(quar.)___
nreferred
9-11
___
dividend
$1.50
Mfg., 4%%
preferred
preferred A (quar.)
common
9-1
10-
8-14
10-
:
>
8-21
8-25
9-
$2.50
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Navigation
Macotta
(quar.i
(quar.)
Co. (quar.i
Company,
1st
6%
17%
&
50c
35c
(quar.)
Co.
S.)
1
2
$1.2§
Co.
Koehring Co. iquar.)_:
Co., Inc., common
4%
preferred
(quar.)___
5
1011-
47'/2c
common
:_—
common
9-
60c
$1
(quar.i
(quar.i
Co.,
Koppers
Lake
8-31
prior preferred (quar.)
Kleinert
5%
8-31
9-15
in¬
<quar.i_
common
Lighting
County
4%
Kinney
$5
Corp.,
convertible preferred
4%
9-15
$2.22
(s-a)__
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd.
Kimberly-Clark
84c
gains)
realized
net
>Yv40c
1
8-31
59%c
Murphy
8-20
4
f$1.25
(quar.)
8-31
8-20
4
4
9-
(quar.)
common
preferred
8-14
Stock Fund
$3.75
in¬
gains)_
investment
net
from
$1.51
investment
Mills,
Paper
4%%
fl7V2c
(quar.)___
common
Growth
preferred
preferred
Stock
Maul
Morris
8-15
1
99-
9-24
t$1.19
1
9-
9-24
9-24
37V2c
9-10
9-10
4
15c
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
$3
Ltd.
Chemical
convertible
Matson
15c
realized
net
from
(71c
S-l
come
4V4%
...—
75c
-
Inc.
9-10
9-10
1
9-
9-24
t$1.75
(quar.)
Supply Co. (increased)
Munsingwear, Inc.', common
(quar.)
5% %
preferred
(quarY.
9-
9-15
t$1.75
35c
pfd.
(quar.)_:—
Conveyor Co.
Mathieson
8-31
8-25
12c
Mathews
9-25
9-15
1
20c
(quar.i
_______
4V4%
Co.,
9-
50c
8-15
32,/2c
(quar.)___
(quar.i
8-25
J20c
8-17
.$1.25
Investors
8-14
1
(quar.)__________
Inc.
Inc.
_______
(quar.)
Drydock
preferred
414%
-—_—
from
Maryland
8
9-
5c
Co.___
9-
1
;_
Mfg
9-15
9-15
(reduced)
Products
Co.,
Wells
Massachusetts
Inc.—
_______
(30c
B-4
Marshall,
&
1-15-54
1-
Co.
(quar.)____
Cement
Field
4V2'%
Co.
35c
(s-a)
common
$1.25
$1.183/4
preferred
Mfg.
25c
(quar.)
common
Marshall
8
Diablo
5
9-
1
t22'/2c
f20c
Marquette
9-15
1- 8
Mount
30c
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
10-
Corp.
25c
Common
9-
10-15
Wheel
9-
8-24
8
62'/2c
(quar.)
Motor
9-15
9-10
910-
t25c
Lines,
8-31
9-15
11-16
20c
Moore-McCormack
9-10
10-15
12-15
96'Ac
(quar.)
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltd., 5%
4%% preferred (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
1
8-14
9-15
34%c
(quar.)__
com.
9-11
11-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
9-29
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Series
Maritime
1
37%c 1-15-54
preferred
9-
1
8-14
1
'
9-
37 %c
(quar.)—.
4%
8-25
1
9-
1
30c
(quar.)
Moorc-Handley Hardware Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)____
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
9-15
10%
Corp.,
9-19
9-
5'/2%
9-29
$1.25
(accum.)
quar.)
(quar.)
Automotive
7%
Tool
(quar.)
Society
preferred (quar.)
9-10
37'/2c
■.
(increased
Co.
Maremont
4
9-15
t2c
preferred
Co.
Calculators,
4
10-15
1
25c
(quar.)
RR.,
R.)
preferred
10-
15c
Mines,
(quar.)
9-19
7-31
)12V2c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Marchant
50c
—
(quar.)
,
5%
9-
15c
^
Realization
Marathon
8-14
1
t87%c
Fibre Co., comihon (quar.i
5.60%
1st
preferred (quar.)
A
9-11
9-
9-11
9-11
62'/2c
Ltd
Mapes Consolidated
Mar-Tex
1
9-15
40c
dividend
$1.12%
—
Keyes
Class
9-25
10-
60c
convertible
$1.20
8-31
87%c
$37%c
Industries,
9
9-15
10-
65c
(quar.)
Central
(P.
Mills
7%
8-21
Loan
10c
Lytton
C.)
Co.
(R.
9-11
$25c
(quar.)
Magnavox Company
9-
1
$1
(quar.i
preferred
Macassa
3-20
10-
9-12
f20c
25c
Corp.
Lytton's
12-19
4-1-54
50c
Corp.
9-
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, common
9-1
10-
32 %c
1-1-54
8-31
9-16
f20c
Machine
7%
8-31
1
9-
t20C
(quar.)
Moore
9-19
30c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
8-3
$1.75
Exploration
Nashville
A
9-1
62,/2c
(quar.)—
Land
1
class
Chemical
Co., common
preference series C (quar.)
Monterey Oil Co.
(quar.)____
8-10
10-
10-
50c
$3.85
1
9-15
9-16
30c
Monsanto
1
9-18
1
9-16
62'/2c
Ltd.,
Monarch
8-21
9-
1
10-
}50c
(quar.)
Monarch
8-21
10-
10-
25c
(quar.)_
common
8-13
f20c
B
8-14
38c
8-18
$1.25
Extra
Monroe
1
$31'Ac
9-15.
62%c
—
(quar.)
Extra
Class
8
9-
25c
(interim)
common
common
Co., vLtd
Brewery,
9-11
35c
62%c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-21
12-22
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
Lorillard
9-19
1
$1.42%
Long-Bell Lumber Corp. (Md.),cl. A (accum.)
Coal & Dock, 5% preferred (quar.)_
10-
25c
(quar.)
common
Lorain
10-
1
Corp.
Co.,
9-30
10-
Co.,
&
preferred
Molson's
8-21
1-2-54
Co.,
5%
8-14
8r31
$1
—
convertible
50c
9-11
$1
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)
8-28
10-20
11'Ac
(monthly)
Star Gas
4.75%
10-20
1
I.), preferred (quar.)
common (monthly)
8-3
9-
$1
(R.
Pipe Co.,
1
9-1
$1
preferred
Finance
Joint
Mohawk
Mojud
9-15
9-
30c
(quar.)
S.)
1
$1.25
__
(Robert), Ltd. (s-a)
Carpet Mills (quar.)___.
(increased quar.)
j_
Co.
Missouri
Service
Utilities
1
50c
Co
guaranteed
guaranteed
37%c
common
Land
Missouri
Special
Special
(initial;
com.
(quar.)_—
Gold
Oil
Kerr-McGee
8-14
(J.
25c
iquar.)
Kerr-Addison
1
(accum.)
Mitchell
40c
—___—
—____———r-
preferred
9-
pfd.
8-20
9-
(quar.) —-—
Co.
7<1o
2-18
1
(quar.;_—_
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas,
11-19
10-
—
Kerite
8-14
9-10
$1.07
new
Ltd.
(s-a>
1
preferred
8-22
9-
2V2c
9-
5%
9-12
10-
15c
(quar.)
Public
8-20
8-22
$1.15
'
preferred (quar.)_
Line, com. (quar.)
35c
8-20
1
9-12
10c
4.60%
Pipe
9-10
9-
55c
(initial)
(quar.)
Power,
Kansas
B
25c
$1.25
12-10
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
preferred (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization, Inc.
preferred
preferred
Class
(quar.)
3-10-54
Manhattan
$4.50
5%
10-21
com.
Co.,
$1.10
9-30
_i
iquar.)
.,11- 1
4%
8-20
$1
Light
$1.10
9-
Extra
Common
Missouri
$1.10;
9-9
(quar.)_______—_______
Common
8-29
$1
original
RR.,
8
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.]
Mississippi
9-16
1
(quar.)____
Original
25c-
common
8-21
8-4
8-20
8-20
9-
50c
Corp., common
Glass Co.—
Mississippi
1
9-1
8-14
1
933Ac
Maid
9-
9-15
1
(quar.)
Original
1
preferred
Co.,
8-31
Minute
8-24
Go.—
com.
8-10
9-
,3%%
Kendall
9-12
1
Regulator
9-1
50c
(quar,)___
Canada,
8-31
9-12
9-11
9-
(quar.)
&
1
1
9-14
9-
(quar.)
Power
preferred
20c
J
10-
(quar.)
of
9-12
10-
10-
$1.37V2
Mining & Mfg. Co.,
preferred
60c
(quar.)
25c
preferred
Kelvinator
$4
5%
9-12
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Minnesota
10-24
9-12
1
$1.27%
1
preferred
$1.12%
pfd.
.3%%
Wheel
1
9-
1
50c
-—___________
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes
9-15
11-
37 %c.
__f
—
<quar.)__
—
4%%
(quar.)
common
Minnesota
50c
(quar.)
Miami
$1
City Structural-Steel.
Kawneer
9-10
1
1
6c
preferred
1
62 %c
(quar.)
com.
Gas &
Co.
1
/
'
preferred A
10-
9-
10-
(monthly)
5%
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-
50c
9-
3y2%
Little
$1.12%
(quar.)
Kansas
Drug
3.75%
8-14
9-15"
35c
10-
95c
Guy Southern Ry.,
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
8-12
(Fort
(increased)-
(quar.)____.
Carbonic Corp., common
MacWhyte
Kansas
Katz
Common
1
62 %c
Co.
Inc.
Co.,
Minneapoli6-Honeyweil
8-3
9-
(quar.)
15c
Light
Electric,
8-21
3
9-1
$1
8-31
9-
25c
preferred
preferred
9-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-14
$2
(quar.)
preferred
9-
40c
Corp.
'
Kansas
5%%
Gas
8-14
1
$2
common
8-14
62%c
Dept.)
Furnace
&
8-14
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Laboratories.
1st
8-14
8-14
9-
25c
(quar.)
1
62%c
(quar.)___.
Power
9-10
Miles
preferred
Products
Corp.
Minneapolis
9-12
75c
(quar.)
$1
1
50c
:___
Corp.
&
Co.
$5.10
25c
(quar.)_
$1.25
iquar.)
com.
(quar.i.
common
Kalamazoo Vegetable
City
(quar.)_
Chemical, com. (quar.)
(subject to the approval of
preferred
Oil
9-12
4
9-12
37'/2c
(quar.)
Oil
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
9-12
9-12
1
Co.
(quar.)
9-
2c
&
Kalamazoo Stove
Stores
1
1
55c
(quar.)_:
Corp., common
preferred
10-
10-
15c
^
Insurance
Co.
Midwest
10-
8-31
Inc.—
preferred
Corp.,
non-cum.
Midvale
37%c
(quar.)
Life
$2
7-27
8-28
9-10
10c
9-
35c
.
—
(quar.)
California
Kansas
Co.
Corp.,
(quar.)
dividend
the
4%
Lincoln
75c
(quar.)—
Aluminum
Stock
.
$1.50
8-14
8-14
933/4C
(quar.i
common
Machine
A
preferred
Kaiser
5%
9-15
1
3c
&
Corp.
Service
9-1
40c
Royalty, common
preferred
Lincoln
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.;
&
5%
Cup
8-31
1
9-10
Water
preferred
22%c
(quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.l____
Indiana)
9-
8%
convertible
37>/2c
common
Insurance
National
Wayne,
9-15
15c
50c
8%
Extra
Jones
9-15
t4c
1
,____
preferred
preferred
35c
Corp.
Johnson,
Steel
8-20
$1.25
(s-a)
common
Midland
$1.50
8-17
$1.25
(quar.l_
Sulphur
preferred
Oil
45c
iquar.)
B (quar.)__
Knitting Mills, Inc.—
Jefferson
1
9-
8-28
t$1.75
Service,
(quar.i__
preferred
Jantzen
Lincoln
50c
Supply Co., com.
A (quar.)__-_
preferred
8-7
5c
(quar.)__
Engraving
preferred
1
7%
,
Ltd.—
Co.
Jamaica Water
Lily-Tulip
9-
10-
Midland
8-31
9-
8-21
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_
participating preference (s-a)__
Heintz, Inc., 4% preferred (quar,)__
Machine
9-15
1
Middlesex
8-7
9-15
Corp.
Co.
44c
''(quar.)
Barge,
9-15
1
10-
8-14
(Tenn.) (quar.i_
Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)
Life Savers Corp. (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, com. (quar.i
1
9-25
1
30c
8-28
9-18
9-14
25c
355/sC
.
Manufacturing
&
(quar.)
Casualty
30c
j
(quar.)
Co.
&
Reiineries,
9-1
Life
10-
$1.10
(quar.)
4%%
B
convertible
10-
35c
933/4C
97'/2c
(quar.)—
—------—
common
$1.76
Trust
90c
82%c
—
(quar.)___.
Utilities,
Fireman
Class
Mid-West
9-
Liberty Loan Corp., class A
9-14
9-14
Abrasive
40c
9-15
30c
20c
(accum.)
Extra
30c
Libby McNeil & Libby (Increased quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
9-14
Mid-West
50c
i
2
2
9
25c
8-15
7-31
(quarj).
(s-a)
Canada
999-
Co
(quar.)
Petroleum
2
1
8-10
9-15
9-30
Mid-Continent
preferred
Corp.
9-
(quar.jL
Co.
9-12
9-12
15c
6%
Products
9-
8-20
9-
Co.
&
1
Hone
1
(quar.)__
of
9-
Micromatic
4
(Charles)
Co.
1
9-
Salt
Fund
9-
Payable of Rec.
9-23
Corp.
Co.,
Food
9-
& Sons Co., com.
Cement
Sugar
50c
Leslie
10-19
Michigan
25c
Leverage
10-19
8-14
8-19
5c
(quar.)—__.
Portland
9-30
35c
__
Co.
(James)
Lehigh
10-15
2
1
9-15
Holdert
50c
Miami
$20c
8-20
11-
5
When
10c
9-
9-15
30c
Extra
9-15
50c
8-15
11- 2
11-
Share
(quar.)
Copper Co
Michigan Bumper
75c
Leich
1
11-15
Co.
Mickelberry's
Co, (quar.)
Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)
(R. G.), Inc.
(quar.)
D.)
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jaegei
(H.
30c
common
preferred
Jack
9*15
10-31
Stamping
60c
—
3.90%
Iron
1
10-15
25c
quarterly;
(quar.)—
Island
8-31
9-
2
Company
40c
.;
Tourneau
Life
(quar.;
preferred
Irving
8-13
10-14
Co.—
&
Public
4.20%>
1
2
37 %c
Power
3.75%
Iowa
911-
,
______^
__
Light Co., common
preferred
(quar:)
preferred (quar.;_
4.40%
Lees
1
11-
Name of
Meyer-Blanke
25c
_______________—
quarterly
Secord
2c
iquar.j
(increased
Power
Iowa
Le
Lee
8-14-
1
$75c
t75c
:—
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
'
8-31
8-14
9-
35c
(s-a)
Light &
preferred
3.30%
9-21
10c
(s-a)
com.,
of Rhode
Co.
preferred
Electric
Iowa
Laura
3c
Royalty Co.
4.80%
Lansing
25c
—
(quar.)
.
Participating
Iowa
8-21
8-25
35c
Extra. 1.
Investors
9-14
9-15
9-
8-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Extra
35c
(quar.)
Foundation, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Increased
5c
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
Corp.
Investment
8-24
8-21
SI
Corp
Freight System
Motor
9-21
9-14
25c
(quar.;
(quar.;
1
Inc.
Co.
1
$3
(Mo.)
9-
Per
v
Payable of Rec.
Bleachery & Dye Works—
t25c
iquar.)
Engineering
Interstate
6%
Ltd.
Corp.
Co
convertible
Interstate
Co.
Resistance Co.
Silver
Bryant,
Lanett
Co.
Holdert
10c
!_
(quar.i
common
(s-a>__
Machine
SI
International
International
9-
Share
Inc.,
H.),
preferred
75c
(quar.)
com.
$6
(M.
t50c
—
Paper
9-18
9-15
7%
preferred
iquar.i-__——_—$1.75
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
International
1
10-15
zoc
iquar.i__
oo.
com.
Name of Company
Lamston
37 %c
——
When
Per
Payable of Rec
Co.—
Quarterly
International
Holder«
%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(reduced)
Casualty Co.
(s-a)
—
■"
5c
20c
85
10-31
8-28
9-17
9-17
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
8-28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(804)
.
Monday, August 31, 1953
.
-
When
Per
Name
♦lew Jersey
pfd.
1
8-28
1
8-28
$2.50
(s-a)
9-
1
8-14
.
♦Newfoundland
Light
—
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)—
—
♦Newport News Shipbuilding <fc Dry Dock Co.
♦Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.. com. (quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.i
preferred
preferred
3.90%
(quar.)—...—
—
1—
(quar.)
—.
♦Niagara Share Corp. (quar.i—
♦fopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. series A (quar.)
Southern
&
32
Mining
10-
I
9-15
9-
(quar.)
common
Investment
preferred
♦North
preferred
♦forth
Central
♦forth
River
•forth
♦4
Shore
Gas
Co.
preferred
Co.
4%%
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
dale
preference
Co.
Flour
3.90%
Ohio
Ltd..
Oil
Co.
preferred A
Pottery
&
shares
(quar.)
(quar.)
to
Cn.
9-
1
$4.50
9-
1
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
1
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
9-10
8-24
9-19
8-31
9-19
8-31
10-15
9-28
9-10
8-20
9-10
8-19
9-
I
8-15
9-
1
8-14
(quar.)
the
on
to
1010-
9-
9-15
Pittsburgh
9-15
Common
8-14<
$4.80
10-
9-10
Finance
Robinson
Gas
Electric
•acific
Indemnity Co.
4%
10-
♦Pantex
6%
5%
•ark
5%
9-30
9-
5%
4
Poor Si
1
9-15
Class
9-
1
8-20
(reduced)—
9-11
(Paton
Mfg.
7%
Co,
5%
Stow
9-10
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Powell
River
9-
1
8-15
Power
preferred
♦Peerless
5
8-20
6%
1
8-15
>6%
&
preferred
9-15
9-
8-31
8-15
4
9-
1
8-15
Pressed
9-
4
8-24
Providence
10-15
9-15
$2
9-15
Public
10-
1
9-
1
9-11
8-14
8-28
preferred
3%%
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
9-11
9-
1
8-21
10-
1
9-25
8-31
9-25
10-
8-21
9-11
1
9-18
1-2-54
12-18
9-
1
8-15
12-15
12-
3
9-21
9-
8
9-
8-24
1
9-
1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(Initial)
(quar.)
F
$4.75
8-20
9-
1
8-21
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
5%
(quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.)—
A
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
2
8-
1
8-15
9-11
8-28
Radio
Ralston
3
9-11
8-28
9-14
8-28
10-
1
9-10
50c
12%c
9-15
10-24
div.)
(quar.)
8-31
9-15
8-20
9-
1
8-20
16c
9-
1
8-20
50c
10-
1
9-
4
Silk
5%
prior
Roller
Reeves
Brothers,
Reliance
92%c
9-
1
8-10
$1.01
9-
1
8-10
$1.10
9-
1
'$1.12%
9-
1
8-10
$1.17%
9-
1
8-10
8-10
3%%
Mfg.
preferred
Remington
$4.50
Rand,
Sarnla
$4
A
*
1
25c
9-1.
1
9-1
8-
9-
1
8-1
$1.10
10-
1
9-
(quar.)
14c
11-15
14c
Bridge Co, Ltd. (quar.i
& Fisher Brick Co. (quar.)
9-15
5c
(increased quar.),,
common
2-15-54
5-15-54
$20c
9-
75c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),,
1
9-10
1
«
10-31
2-
XL
5-
1
8-31
8-15i
8-26*
$i
11-
1
1Q-1S
85c
11-
1
10-16;
91 %c
a-
i
8-1*
$1.07%
9- 1
8-1*
15c
10- 1
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Common
Inc.—
(quar.)
Scythes &
$4.50
9-15
14c
8-17
series
A
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
Co
Co.
10-
60c
Ltd,
(quar.)
common
1
9-ie>
9-19»
9-25
9-
1
84*
9-
$35c
941
1
1
8-1?
9
9-10
Seaboard
Container
10c
9-30
9-18
Seaboard
Finance
45c
10-10
9-
1
8-15
$1.72
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
43c
10^10
9-1t
9-
1
8-12
$2.12
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
53c
10-10
9-1t
9-
$5.75
sinking fund preferred
$1.43%
10-10
(Del.)
(quar.)
Seabrook Farms Co, partlc. preferred
50c
9-15
9-
10c
9-
8-1*
9-18
Searle
40c
9-15
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
1
8-12
9-15
8-17
9-30
10-15
°9-
8
10-15
9-18
11-14
10-30
9-10
8-21
9-
1
8-18
50c
10-
1
8-18
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$31 %c
Corp, A com. (interim)
Co, common (quar.),
(G. D.) & Co.
Seatrain Lines,
Inc.
(quar.),,
(quar.)
ferred
(entire
Sept. 1
dividend)
Seeman
8-14
5%
9-
8-14
4%%
9-
1
8-14
Seneca
1
8-14
Sentinel
9-
1
8-14
Serrick
9-
1
1
8-14
9-15
9-13
8-14
Rubber
for
10-
1
9-15
Machine
Radio
class
Co,
Co
5c
Corp
class
A
B
22c
G.)
Co.
preferred series A
preferred
Mfg.
(quar.)
Sherman
Sherwin
9-14
8-20
Shoe
Corp.
9-
1
8-
6
$4.50
preferred
1
9-10
$4.50
preferred
9-15
9-30
7-16
9-15
8-28
9-21
9-
1
9-
1
50c
9-11
10-
Shuron
1st
pfd.
(quar.)
1
B
Silknit,
5%
9-10
8-20
50c
9-1
1
9-10
8-14
8-28
9-11
8-20
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
20c
(quar.)
9-11
9-
25c
9-10
8-28
30c
(quar.)
2
9-
1
Ltd,
common,
A
B
Silver
(quar.i
(quar.i
Bilverwood
convertible
8-31
9-15
8-31
35c
9-30
9-1S
9-30
9-1®
9-30
8-31
$30c
com.
(quar.)__
8-15
8-15
9-
1
8-1*
9-
1
25c
62'Ac
(quar.)
I
Ltd
Ltd,
Ltd,
Steel
8-1*
$25c
9-15
9-
1
$50c
Mines,
9-15
9-
1
$2c
9-15
8-25.
__T
class
5%
A
pfd.
$15c
(quar.)
10-
10-
1
9-
1
$$1.25
Co.
Publishing
pref. (quar.)
80c
1
9-15
8-31
8-31
8-
T
8-21
Corp.—
75c
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.
Mfg.
Co.
10-
1
9-14
Stock
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
Smith
(S.
9-15
Smith
(T. L.i
Co.
1
8-2*
9-
4
8-21
9-15
8-14
65c
9-15
60c
9-15
8-18
75c
9-
4
7-28
100%
(quar.)
9-
4
8-12
•
(quar.)
——-
1
(quar.)__,
Morgan)
9-
$12'Ac
(quar.)
dividend
Corp.
8-31
9-10
9-10
50c
Skelly Oil
Skil
9-30
25c
Co.
8-18
10- 1
8-31
9-15
$30c
(quar.)
&
Simpsons, Ltd.
1
25c
8-1*
9-15
$10c
9-
$27c
9-10'
1
25c
Sons,
Saw
Simmons
Singer
8-31
9-15
9-
25c
(quar.)
Dairies,
(H.)
Simonds
$3
9-10
$1
Class B
15c
$1.12%
(quar.)
50c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Standard
Simdn
8-12
8-2®
$1.12'A
(quar.)
common
87%c
(quar.),—
2
(quar.)
preferred
Sinclair
9-15
9-
1
3c
Signode Steel Strapping Co,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-12
2
9-11
9-
15c
Class
9-
10-
10-
30c
$1.25
i
Simmons-Boardman
:
$56%c
pfd. (quar.)
Breweries, Ltd, common (quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
9-
50c
2!
Extra
1
50c
1
9-
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Co.
Optical
9-
2
Sick's
9-15
30c
—
Ltd, class A
America,
10-
35c
(quar.i
common
of
9-18
10-
(quar.)
4%
8-15;
8-15
10c
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist.
Co,
1
1
$5Qc
B (quar.)
(quar.)_____
Products
8-25
99-
Co.
(quar.)
8-31
Williams
9-15
10c
30c
series
Corp.
1
8-25.
;
Bhawinlgan Water & Power
4% %
9-
8-17
9-15
(quar.)__
Extra—
(Frank
9-15
8-31
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
,
7 %c
B
8-31
9-15
1
$1.13
8-31
9-15
r
(quar.)__
9-15
1
9-
preferred
9-30
1
8-21L
9-
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-30
9-10
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co, 5%
10-
1
50c
25c
1
Sheller
10-
9-
this
10-
8-31
9334c
(quar.)
plus
$1.25
8-31
5%
9-lq>
(quar.)
9-30
8-31
9-lfc
1
^
common
9-30
1
1
10-
(quar.)
9-15
9-
10-
redemption
(quar.)
9-30
•
10c
pre¬
preferred
Corp,
90c
prior
A
Falls
Shaler
xl
?
8-
8-28:
31 %c
4%
share
per
Co,
1
9-
prior
9-
9-
Inc.
9-1t
940
69c
Brothers,
class
called
Co.
9-1t
9-10
common
Co,
$107.50
Refrigerator
45c
45c
issue
at
1
8-1*
9-ia
50c
Acceptance Corp,
preferred
(quar.)
5%
9-29
.
12%c
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance
9-1
1
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil
Seiberling
5c
(quar.)
(increased!
Inc,
preferred
Renold Coventry,
Transit
Scullin Steel
50c
(quar.)
(auar.)—,
Inc.
Co,
Antonio
8-17
Mills—
Co.
9-
8-21
9-
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
preferred
Corp.
Bit
San
9-
$2
common
preferred
Reed-Prentice
Reed
1
9-15
12'Ac
3.65%
30c
J
non-cum.
Hosiery
(quar.)
6-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_A
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.i
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Real
10-
;
8-21
9-1*
8-15
9-10
(quar.)
50c
Co.
4%
common
$1.25
(quar.i
(quar.)
Co,
Co.,
;
9-28
$1.17 %
(stock
(quar.)
Reading
8-31
62%c
(quar.),,
preferred series A
1st
35c
Co
$2
Paper
Extra
75c
preferred
Rayonier. Inc.,
Regis
$4.40
$3.40
35c
Packing
A
$1.18%
Electrotype
Rath
$$1.06
common,,
Insurance
$1.02
Quarterly
Co,
;
25c
9-1 cb
10-lCfc
4%
(quar.i
Quaker Sta.te Oil Refining Corp.
334%
9-24
10-17
Shattuck
(quar.i,,
Purina
9-11
,
75c
Co,
$1.25
preferred
Condenser
1
ioc
Sayre
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
99-
12%c
Ry.
Marine
Scott Paper Co,
Co.—
Gas
Corp, Ltd. (quar.i.
Pyle National Co, common
34'Ac
8-26.
8-15
10-
10c
(quar.)
40c
&
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Inc.
Special
7
27c
Purex
8%
9-23
9-10
~
$1.12%
12-
7
10-
"
5c
$1.50
(quar.),,
1040,
7
1
8-1*
12-15
8-
9-
8-15
1
10-17
8-
9-
1*
1
9-
,
20c
8-
4
9-
9-
$6%c
$1.25
1
30%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
-37%c
$1.25
1
8-20
X
8-15.
8-27
9-15
75c
(quar.i,
1
(quar.i,,
1
1
9-
9-10
•;
(quar.)
87%c
com.
(quar.)
common
15c
preferred
Si
9-
9-
S-
preferred A
Fire
9-
8-20
9-15
convertible
9-
9-15
8-14
845
convertible
Paul
2%
1
8-1*
9-
9-
35c
'
;
Francisco
$1.25
10-
9-
$1
$25c
5%
Seeger
(quar.i
preferred
8-20
Co.—
8-24
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Industries, Inc, com.
Publicker
1
57%c
(quar.)
'4.40% preferred B (quar.)
4.50% preferred F (quar.)—
•4.70%
9-21
$1.05
of Indiana,
Electric
40c
8-20
5%
St.
$1.12%
preference
preferred
(quar.)
9-
40c
quar.)
Y.i
(quar.)
dividend
4.08%
Pure Oil
10-24
D
$1.40
4.70%
1
10-24
preferred
Service
Pullman,
11-15
4.05%
8-31
945
Lead Co.
on
(quar.)
preferred
Common
8-24
11-15
C
5%
Rapid
(Increased
(N.
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
Public
Louis-San
10-
$$1.06'A
preferred
Securities
(initial);
1
9-25
50c
(quar.i
Electric
8-21
,8-28
133Ac
(quar.)
4.90%
10-
25c
11-15
preferred
1
9-11
9-11
$1.06%
9-15
33c
8.70%
9-
8-21'
Colorado—
8-31
25c
♦Pennsylvania
1
t75c
(quar.)
preferred
Joseph
St.
9-15
(quar.),,
Safway Steel Products (quar.)________
Saguenay Power Co, 4%% pfd. (quar.)___
8-21
9-
$50c
(quar.).
f
1
32%c
•enney (J. C.) Co.
9-1
$$1.50
Trust
9-15
25c
preferred
9-18
8-17
10-
(quar.i
preferred
1
8-10
4
$20c
a
(quar.i-
convertible
10-
1
Public Service Co.
Haynes,
8-15
10-
1
Printing Co.,
&
9-
(quar.)_—_______
(Jacob), 4%%
Aeronautical Co.
Ryan
9-
(quar.),,
(quar.)
Ruppert
Ryerson
8-1t
50c
37%c
Management
Rumford
9-10
4.20%
(quar.)
4.60%
Royalties
9-10
.8-14
9-
8-2U
preferred
5%
8-10
1
50c
preferred
9-
(quar.)
1
15c
8-14
% %
8-14
g-14
$1.25
preferred
Ltd.
9-
Corp.—
&
$1.50
Co,
10-
25c
of
Oil
10-25
America,1 Inc,
Co.
Theatre,
85c
45c
(accum.i
1
10c
Co, common
Royalite
$25c
(quar.)
1
preferred
Fruit
Roxy
8-1*
9-
45c
(quar.)
9-
31.30
♦Penn
9-15
9-15
9-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
O.>
8-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
8-7
Washington Insurance Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Service
(J.
8-1?
9-
9-
(quar.)
common
A
9-10
10c
Paper
1
12%c
(resumed),.
Quarterly
Public
preferred
9-5
$1.02%
(quar.i,—
9-25
37 %c
—
Bank
A
9-1
1
5
(quar.i
65c
9-18
9-
(quar.i,,,,
common
Engineering
Rotary Electric Steel Co.
8-28
5
9-15
(quar.)
Ross
10-
1
9-
$1
8-11
1
9-
$1.18%
,
8-28
9-11
9-
9-15
$25c
(quar.)
1
10-
1
1
9-15
50c
9-12
10-15
4
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10c
(quar.i
9-
1
Corp.
8-11
25c
9-
3?%c
(quar.)
A
Bcruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
convertible
National
Co,
preferred
9-1
ll'Ac
9A 1,
9-15
80c
Co, Ltd, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Rosefield
Packing
(quar.i,,—
2c
of
&
5%
4%
31'Ac
preferred
Metals
class
Corp.
Manufacturing
Rohm & Haas Co,
5
9-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
40c
common
Mfg.
preferred H
Rolland
$1.75
(quar.)i
Canada Ltd., com.
Inc.
Co.
H.)
prior
8-11
50c
Ltd.
preferred
$35c
(quar.i
Corp.
Cement
5% %
IH.
preferred I
8-15
8-
8-14
9-10
9-10
$1
Corp.
9-15
25c
(quar.),
Little. & Co,
Bcovill Mfg.
Oil
Prentice-Hall,
4.10%
$4.75
1
7-17
5
60c
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
4%
preferred F (quar.)
1
37%c
Utilities
75c
8-
Robertson
9-
9-15
ft-15
9-10
9-
9-21
1
9-10
25c
1
10-
9-15
8-20
8-6
9-15
40c
A
5%
10-
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.i,,,
(quar.)__.
Co.
(quar.)
Myers, Inc, common
Rockwood
9-1
9-1b
9-
9-20
Rockwell
10-15
9-30
10-
9-20
9- 2
10-
8-14
1
$0.01666
9- 2
$42.75
—
40c
8-14
9-
$1.75
(quar.),,
Participating
9-30"
93%c
9-10
9-10
$1.12%
Metal
9-30
9-
1
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co, com. (quar.)
37%c
5%%
preferred (Initial)
$0.32083
9-11
9- 4
9-10
10-
50c
(quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred
12-11
at
l
<quar.)__
preferred'
Preferred
31.32
•enn-Dixie
1st
Pratt-Hewitt
35c
:
Ltd.
12-11
(Entire
(quar.)
Co,
non-cum.
9-15
50c
prior
1-2-54
10- 1
1-2-54
$1
8-15
1
$1.12%
preferred
common
$1.37%
——,
8-20
12 %c
Ford,
____
America
of
9-30
$1.25
common
Cement
(stock dividend).
(quar.)-.:
Steel
Co.
9-10
25c
(quar.)
♦Peninsular Telephone Co.—
Common
(quar.i
31
9-
62%c
Special
•enick
-
22%c
(s-ai
quar.)
common
Ltd,
9-11
15c
com.
Co,
Extra
9-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-1
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
Corp> of
2%c
Wilcox
&
Transit
preferred
Potash
50c
Co.—
convertible
♦Peck,
Portland
Portsmouth
25c
(quar.)
preferred
35c
8-13
8-14
75c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-14
2%c
(quar.)
•aterson-Sargent Co.
♦Peabody Coal
B.
9-15
37%c
(quar.)
♦Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
A
Cot, class A
1
50c
preferred
9-
15c
a_.
—-J"
Extra
35
Si
1
62%c
(quar.)
—
(increased
Co.
8-27
St.
redemption on Oct.
plus this dividend!
West Virginia Ry. Co
9-
15c
-
Co.
9-10
$1.25
Coal
$75c
com.
Corp.
Rust-Proof
25c
$1.20
—
40c
ipreferred
preferred
Robbins &
25c
(quar.)
for
10-
$1
conv.
Riley Stoker
8-21
9-10
53%c
(quar.),,,
share
Pittsburgh
4.(4%
Line,
9- 4
9- 1
9-25
53%c
preferred
10c
non-cumulative
Appliance
9-14
called
10-
$1.50
.
(quar.)
♦Parker
issue
$100 per
Corp.—
Pipe
♦Parker
8-11
8-21
1
75c
Corp
Corp.-, common..^.
preferred (quar.)
convertible
1
9-
55c
(quar.)—
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.),
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.),,
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry, 5%; pfd.
9-10
10-
$25c
20c
(quar.)
(increased)—
Oil
Sheraton
9
9-11
Riverside
8-15
5
10-
1c
Corp.
Corp.
preferred
St.
5%%
preferred
Oil
35c
40c
15c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co,
8-21
9-18
50c
—
Co.
Co.
Mfg.
4% %
9-18
9-30
12%c
3c
(quar.i
Chemical.
1
8-31
25c
(Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)
♦Paramount Pictures Corp. (quar.i
•ark
9-18
Paper
Textile,
12%%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.),—
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
preferred
•anhandle
1
(final)
income
$5 preferred
(quar.i
Pittsburgh Consolidation
$1
—
(quar.i
Eastern
8-10
37%c
„
(Package Machinery (quar.)—
♦Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.).
♦Panhandle
8-10
1
Riegel
Riegel
Ltd.—
(quar.)
15c
Gamble
preferred
1
9-
9-11
8-14
Richfield
5
9-
(quar.)
1st
preferred
9-11
Coke Si Chemical Co.—
preferred
37%c
(quar.)
♦Pacific
4%
8-11
9-
$1.66
(quar.)—
Oil
convertible
Polaris Mining; Co.
(quar.)
Western
414%
on
(quar.)
•acific
Tin
9-15
B
2nd
1
50c
preferred
(quar.i
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
Clay Products (quar.)
Coyle Navigation
♦Pacific
preferred
1
$1.10
♦Pacific
4%%
$1.12%
♦aclfic
Associates,
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4%%
Pitney-Bowes, Inc, common
3
1
7%
9-10
Inc.—
8-
1
10-
$1
Investment
9-
1
(s-a)
1
9-
Co
7%
$75c
(quar.),
Ltd.
(quar.)
common
Si
Oil
Inc,
%c
(Hartford)
(quar.)
1
3%
Can
Inc.,
Fund,
net
1
(quar.)
Co.
1
Co.
dep. receipts for ord. shares
Street
From
9-
preferred
Lumber
9-
Pine
(extrai
Johnson
10-
34.40
♦Pacific
Pinchin,
Union
common
•acific
Co.
Insurance
7%
(quar.)
Corp.
Glass
Engravers Si Electrotypers,
10'
(quar.)_z
preferred
8c
.—
9-21
90c
common
Paper Co.
Ranch
10- 1
40c
.—
*-10
1
50c
(quar.)_______
convertible
Rice-Stix,
50c
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Phillips Screw Co, (quar. r
Phoenix
Co,
$1.12%
Co.—
(quar.)
com.
1
$1.37%
(quar.)
Rice
8-28
98%c
9-30
90c
&
3%%
8-14
9-15
9-10
91'Ac
1
8-18
15c
(quar.i
Pillsbury Mills,
$4 preferred
8-17
8-20
8-28
Norristown
.
8-14
3
1
9-
9-10
preferred
(quar.)
Corp, common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.),.
$3.95
Philco
25c
Paper, $5 preferred
&
Water,
preferred
4% %
25c
Transportation
$3.65
Mfg.
40c
Suburban
17 %c
Oacific
quar.)
Suburban
8-14
9-10
8-7
25c
$1
—
Quarterly
Philadelphia
1
9-
$1.75
$1.50
9-1
ordinary
$1.66
Subject
Co.
—
910-
(Entire issue
50c
preferred
Rochester
Germantown
9-
9-
(quar.)
Co.
8-14
9-1
Rheera
preferred.
'quar.)
preferred
Robinson,
(quar.)
Phoenix
preferred
Co.
RR.
B
4.50%
9-16
(quar.)
common
Philadelphia,
Photo
33.69
Brewing
1
8-22
Pittsburgh, Youngstown Si Ashtabula Ry.—
preferred
Glass
(quar.)
(increased
pref.
3
-
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
1
9-
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
Common
Class
9- 5
9-16
(quar.i
9-15
9-15
9-30
(quar. in
9-
9-15
9-2
1
$1.12%
$1.12%
9-15
9-24
10-
9-10
—
9-15
1
per share plus this dividend). Conversion
privilege expiies on Sept. 30
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co, com. (quar.)
9-30
Mfg.
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
$4.50
1st preferred
(quar.),
9-30
10-
9-21
65c
9-
preferred
9-14
87%c
:
8-13
1st
9-14
10- 1
10-15
„$1
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
9-15
i
(quar.)
Power
Owens-Illinois
Dodge
(quar.)—
common
9-10
25c
nonresident tax of 7.2%
Corp.
B'Gosh
(quar.)
approximately
shares.
2nd convertible
Oacific
Pheoll
1
Co,
10- 1
25c
(quar.)———
preferred
5
.
Debenture
equal
Tail
•abst
8-14
9-15
<fc
preferred
Phelps
1
25c
$1.12%
dswego Falls Corp.
4%%
preferred (quar.),
Oxford
9-
8-14
$1
—
preferred
of South Africa
5%
4%
9-15
9-
20c
Co
American
Mfg.
(Chariest
3%%
8-
—
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
A payment of 12 shillings
Otter
Pfizer
9-11
10c
preferred
common
Ontario Loan
Oshkosh
9-11
9-30
9-10
50c
$1.50
$4
—
1
called for redemption on Oct. 1 at $107.50
v
(interimi
class A
9-15
9-25
10-
25c
9-15
convertible
50c
——
:
9-28
10-15
$1.50
1
25c
(quar.)
(qnar. >
Co,
(quar.),_,_—
Brewing Co. (quar.)
$1.11
(quar.)
convertible
Onoadago
Opelika
9-30
10-
40c preferred (quar.)
Olln Industries, common
the
Pfeiffer
(quar.)
common
Inc.
participating
Pfaudier
9-11
$1.14
75c
$1.12%
$1.10
20c
(quar.)_
Inc.,
$1
9-11
9-30
9-14
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
Old Town Corp., common (quar.)
4%%
8-14
9-30
$1.10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4.40%
Omar,
I
Co,
preferred
Paul,
10-27
(quar.)_
Ohio Power Co., 4%%
4%
Petroleum <fe Trading Corp.—
97%fc
pfd.
7%
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.i
4.56%
9-15
$$1
25c
35c
$$1.75
55c
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.44%
Milk
Amer.
(quar.)
Co..
preferred
4.40%
Co.
Mills,
Edison
-
4%%
60c
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Mfg.
dgihrie
Ohio
Pet
75c
22%c
$1.12%
$1.31%
(s-a>
Railway Co. (quar.)
Public Service, com.
(quar.i_
(quar.)
5% %
preferred (quar.)
•northwestern Utilities, Ltd,—
4%
Extra
I
1
—
$1
$1
10-
5%%
Rhlnelander
——-
——■___
"
—111---J-
(quar.)
prior preference A (quar.)
Revere Copper <fc Brass Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co, common (quar.i
6%
9-15
Co<—
9-
$1
$1
preferred
•Norwich
Gear
10-
25c
30c
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Pacific
•Northwestern
Si
Holder•
Payable of Rea
•
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Peter
30c
(increased)
(quar.)
•Northern Liberties Gas
♦Northern
Co.
8-21
Co.—
Water
preferred
prior
$2
OH
Texas
Insurance
♦Northeastern
Machine
preferred
8-28
37'Ac
34%c
.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp, common
1
9-
When
.
Shore*
-
.
10- 1
75c
Philadelphia
—
9-10.
8-31
8-11
9-15
$3.60
(quar.)
8-10
Corp.—
(quar.)
Refractories Co.
American
7%
Corp.
1
15c
(quar.)—
S%%
Perkins
Permutit
$1
——
American
♦%
Circle
1
Corp.—
(quar.).——
10- 1
-
,
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
10- 1
$1
9-11
50c
Cement
B
♦North
Perfect
•-/■<•>
9-10
50c
$1.12%
$1.25
25c
37%c
50c
(quar.)
9-
15c
A
Class
rj
Corp.,
(quar.)
American
Class
preferred
——
1
40c
Corp.,
(quar.)—
Car
preferred
♦forth
1
8-31
9-30
i
(quar.)
75c
$8c
25 c
Ry. Co.,
dividend
American
♦North
4%%
9-
(quar.)—
42%c
(quar.)—
com. (quar.)—
Ltd
Ry. Co.
Western
♦Nerris-Thermador
.Stock
4
9-10
A
5%
♦Norfolk
♦Norfolk
♦formetal
9-
9-10
$$1
Ltd
Mines.
•foranda
1
$30c
50c
55c
933Ac
50c
40c
85c
90c
97%c
15c
$1
(quar.i.
(quar.i—
common
3%%
3.60%
Common
50c
(quar.)
—
Co, common
convertible
4
9- 4
—-
:
(quar.)
Publishing
$1.50
9-
10- 1
—-—
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores. Inc. (quar.i
Peoples Telephone (Butler. Pa.) —
1
10-10
Power,
&
Corp.,
preferred
10-
25c
$1
—
(Ohio), com.
Corp
Mining
Electric
$5
(quar.)
preferred'
10-
93,4?
$112 /a
$1.12%
—
preferred (quar.i—
♦dewberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
♦Newport
8-20
10-
*%
♦fewmont
$4:50
10-
Si Gas.
Co.
Common
7
$1.50
preferred (quar.i,———
-4%%
preferred (quar
♦4.50 preferred (quar.)
♦few Yorker Magazine (quar.)
Telephone
T
9-
Penton
13%%
♦Newark
9-
1
40c
$1.75
Per
Name of Company
10- 1
Pennsylvania Water <fc Power Co.—
1
9-10
—
A
State Electric
8-25
10-
75c
—
(quar.i__
♦few York Dock Co., $5 non-cum.
*f. Y.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.i
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfd. (quar.i,
—
(quar.i
preferred
8-25
10-
$1
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.i
Zinc Co.
Common
9-11
9-10
(quar.i
♦few York Chicago & 3t. Louis Ry.—
€%
$1.25
9-10
9-30
40c
50c
-—
preferred
4%
Light,
&
Power
Jersey
4.65%
30c
9-10
.
Co. (quar.)
Pulp Si Boord Co. (quar.i
Light
Gas
Ertra
♦New
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp, com.
___
Haven
♦few Haven
When
Per
Name of Company
9-30
Quarterly
♦few
Holder*
Payable of Ree.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
England
♦iew
Share
of Company
30c
Co.
Co, 6%
8-14
preferred
(quar.)
9-17
9-
25c
(quar.)
9-10
8-28
15c
8-31
8-21
3
Volume 178
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Socony-Vacuum
Aircraft
Solar
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
(quar,)
$1.55
South
Gold
American
&
South Bend Lathe
South
Co.,
Jersey Gas
4.80%
South
preferred
Texas
Southern
Per
Name of Company
7
Tamblyn
9-30
10-15
Extra
Co
9-30
9-
4
Taylor-Wharton
9-30
9-
4
Teck-Hughes
8-
9
8-14
Telautograph Corp. (resumed)
Telephone Bond & Share, 5%
9-
Television
10c
9-
50c
(quar.)
4
8-31
25c
9-29
4
4
$1.20
2
10-15
$1
Development Co., class B
11-
9-
1
7-20
4%
California Edison—
From
(quar.)
25'Ac
8-31
8-
5
4.88%
preferred
(quar.)
30'Ac
8-31
8-
4%
preferred
4%%
Co.,
25c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Southern
Co.
Common
8-17
1
9-
1
(quar.)
8-17
4.60%
8-17
4.64%
20c
9-
8-
5
3
4.65%
Common
4.80%
(quar.)
-
preferred
Southern
Pacific
(quar.)
Natural
Southern
Old
Co.
Railway
5%
Union
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_
Service
Common
$1.32
States
$5
Co.
convertible
1st
2nd
Speer
Carbon
Spiegel,
preferred
-
$4.50 preferred
International RR.—
Corp.
$3.75
5%
L
(quar.)
Inc.,
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
Texas
Gulf
Producing
9-
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
9-
8-20
Texas Pacific Coal
1
Textron, Inc.
9-
3
Standard
Oil Co.
1
9-15
Thatcher
Glass
10-
1
9-15
The
1
8-17
Thew
9-
1
8-17
Thompson Products, Inc.,
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
10-15
10-12
1
8-17
9-
New
this
Standard
Light
Timken Roller
Bearing Co. (quar.)—
Tip Top Tailors, Ltd. (quar.)
1
1
8-14
Title
1
8-18
Tobacco
9-15
8-25
Amer.
8-10
1
8-
9-15
8-28
$1.60
9-
9-
8-19
9-
4
8-24
Tucson Gas,
9-15
8-14
9-15
9-
5%
Twin Coach
cash
less
Underwood
Carbide
Jersey
9-14
8-11
Union
Electric
$3.50
5%
Metal
Union Oil
$3.75
9-11
8-10
Union
9-11
8-10
Union
Union Terminal
40c
(quar.)L___l_
Sterling
Drug,
Stern
Stern
Mfg.
10-
9
9-
9-18
1
15c
9-10
United
United Can
Series
9-15
United
10-12
9-30
15c
4-1-54
5%
(quar.)
15c
prior preferred
5%
prior
5%
preferred
prior
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
B
(S.) & Co.
Co.
Stuart
Suburban
$4
2nd
5.20%
Oil
Sun
Ray
6%
Corp.
Securities
Electric
Co.,
preferred
Sunbeam
Corp.
$1.25
9-
8-28
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
9-
11-
2
10-15
Corp.
65c
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
9-
25c
9-10
5c
37'Ac
(quar.)_
9
9-
8-14
1
-
8-14
9-29
9-19
30c
9-19
8-
preferred
series A
(quar.)
26^0
5%%
convertible 2nd preferred
Sunshine
Biscuits, Inc.
Mining Co.
Superior
Portland
Sutherland
(quar.)
Cement,
Paper Co.,
9-11
1
Inc
1
8- 7
$1
9-4
/ 8- 5
9-30
9-
9-
30c
(quar.)
9-10
8-25
37'Ac
9-15
(quar.)_—_■_ii
Foil
preferred
4%
preferred
Swan-Finch,
6%
Swift
Co.
&
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Syracuse
5 % %
4%%
Talon,
Transit
Corp.
—
_______________—
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-1
preferred
class
(quar.)
50c
9-
1
U.
S.
U. S.
5%
preferred
Gypsum
1-2-54
Sf- 1
12-
1
Co.,
8-17
(annual)
1
Western
Western
9-10
9-
1
9-
8-11
Keta
Gas
each
Co.,
9-1
9- 1
9-15
9-14
8-1®
8-19
9- 1
9- 3
9-
1
Telephone
Insurance
Pacific
9 15
9-10
8-21
A
(quar.)
Iquar.)-
Tablet
&
3.80%
9-25
$30c
9-15
75c
J25c
15c
30c
9- 1
9- 1
9-30
9-15
8-2*
8-18
—
8-14
Weston
10-15
10-
6
9-10
9-
1
7'Ac
9-22
9-
8
9-22
9-
8
9-10
8-19
$1.25
40c
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
50c
95c
25c
com.
——
Westmoreland,
8-18
Electrical
9-10
9-30
9-1®
11-16
9- 1
11- a
8-24
9-1
9-15
9-10
8-15
9- 3
8-14
9-30
9-15
25c
9-10
8-21
25c
9-10
8-28
9-15
8-31
7-31
9-10
8-18
Whitehead
9-10
8-24
10-15
9-11
Whitman
10-15
9-11
Whitney
—
Wico
8-14
9-30
$$1
55c
25c
$1
20c
Potash
Co.
&
1st
Willson
10-
9-
1
1
Wilsil,
1
9-11
9-25
Winn
(quar.)
—_—
Spring & Bumper, 4'A%
S.
Steel
preferred
(.quar.)
pfd.
.
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Control
Co.,
Co.
common
9-15
9-21
Winter
9-21
Wisconsin
9-21
10-
1
9-
4
$1.50
10-
1
9-
1
9-
4
$1.06'A
$1.50
9-
1
8-19
9-30
8-24
6%
Steel
Steel,
Ltd., 6%
(quar.)
68%c
10-
1
9-15
<quar.)__
56%c
10-
1
9-15
Universal
Insurance
25c
9-
1
8-11
Universal
Match
United Telephone
A preference
(Pa.), 4'A%
Co.
Corp.
9-30
40c
62'Ac
50c
$2
56'Ac
75c
$1.75
10c
United
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)—
—
Hirsch,
35c
9- 1
9-1
$1-50
90c
$1.12'A
10-31
8-3
10-16
9- 1
a-i»
9-15
ls-a)—
20c
9- 1
8-3*
8-1®
common^--
27'Ac
9-19
11- 1
1
10 19
35c
$1-25
8-3*
(quar.)_ $$1.37'A
9-15
10" 1
9- 1
37'Ac
9-10
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.60%.
Wisconsin-Michigan Pwr., 4'A%
Wisconsin
Public
5%
Life
P$d.
Insurance
Corp.,
Service
175c
9-
Wood
8-24
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Alan)
S1-26
8-21
12-11
Wood
9-21
8-31
Wood
1
Steel, common
preferred
5%
4
1-2-54
(quar.)—
iquar.)
—
N9-15
'
10-
9-15
9-
9-
1
1
9-15
9-12
8-24
9-12
8-24
9-
Industries,
Inc.,
(quar.)—
common
9-10
8-
9-20
8-
9-
5%
.
4
1
8-31
9-15
8-31
*
8-17
4'A%
W.)
Wrigley
—
Co.
Corp.,
|(quar.)
common
—
(quar.)—
prior preferred
1 quar.i.
convertible prior preferred
Mines,
Wright-Hargreaves
•
iquar.)
Co.
—
(F.
Worthington
4'A%
(quar.)—
Governor
Extra
Woolworth
7
9-15
preferred
Woodward
iWrn.), Jr. Co.
Ltd.
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(monthly)
8-1*
50c
9- 1
9-19
8-1®
9- *
50c
$1.12*
$1.12 A
$3c
25c
9
9
25c
Si?250
8-25
25c
9-
1
8-14
30c
9-11
9-
1
Wurlitzer
(R.)
9-15
» 10
»
*
10- 1
9- 1
8-2M
8-2®
v
10.
1
9-1 <>
-
n- 2
10-20
"
2Cc
Co
Wyandotte Worsted
8-15
9- 3
8-2®
8_2(>
9-
1
9"1*
9-4
9" 4
10-
9-
0-
8-31
9- 1
9-30
$1.12'A
8-3*
30c
31'Ac
10-30
——
11
32'Ac
20c
(quar.)—
8-15
1
1
preferred
5'A%
Co.;
H.)
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Woodall
8-15
10-
(G.
8-2®
8-2®
9-18
8-21"
JJ-25
Power,
National
9-15
8-31
9-30
35c
iquar.)
preferred
7%
Electric
9-1
9-1*
11c
He
5.04%
30c
43%c
t25c
United
&
10- 1
10- 1
$17'Ac
(monthly)
Co.
8-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
Iquar.)
Grocery
50c
20c
.15c
15c
9- 1
8-2®
8-1*
8-31
8-31•••/
9-15
9-1®
*30c
preferred
Ltd.
C.l,
Wisconsin
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
—
iquar.)
4
10-
(extra)
non-cum.
Co.
$4.25
Lovett
&
1
$1
(quar.)__
S.
Thermo
com.
iquar.)
A
——
Monthly
10-
45c
U.
S. Tobacco
(J.
9-15
10-
7
75c
__
preferred
(quar.)———
Co.,
1
—
common
Corp.,
&
7
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquar.)
Co.,
Ltd.
Wilson
8-31
7-25
10-
50c
22'Ac
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Products
10-
—_—
Co.
Co.
&
,
Inc
Sons,
&
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
6%
Electric,
10-
L_
Lithograph Co.,
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)--
Works
(Clarence)
Blake
<quar.)__—
8-31
common
(s-a)
preference series A
S. Rubber
Corp.
held)
Rubber
Machine
Whitin
Williams
8-31
pfd.
4'A%
Whirlpool Corp., common
(quar.)_—_—
5'A% convertible preferred (quar.)——
Bros.
8-1®
8-2»
8-1®
8-1®
9-15
9- 1
9-10
9-10
10- 1
9-24
8-31
(George), Ltd.,
10-1
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
1Q-1
25c
40c
Weston
4
112-1.
30c
|
$10c
60c
25c
75c
9-
7-31
9-21
9- 8
15c
Corp
Instrument
(quar.)— $$1.12'A
25c
27'Ac
Whitaker Paper Co
40c
White Motor Co.
(quar.I1
62'Ac
White Villa Grocers
(s-a)
—_i—
$3
Whitehall Cement Mfg. Co. (quar.)
$1
1
10-
$1.25
11-16
$1.25 2-15-54
—
———
preferred B (quar.)_
Inc. (quar.)
1
1
10-
9-15
10-20
$2
Stationery
9-
$75c
9-15
1
15c
Co.
RR.
A
5% preferred (quar.)
Westlnghouse Air Brake Co.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
8-15
10- 1
50c
common
preferred
8-31
8-15
1
8-2*
1—
iquar.)
Co.,
Western
9-15
_
9-
iaccum.)_
pfd.
70c
Co.,
8-25
9-
iquar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Oil
&
common
Card
Printing
7%
Coke
&
5%
$1.75
share
preferred
Playing
S.
Coal
Carolina
Life
$1.75
—
A
(quar.)
9-15
A
(quar.):
common
common
1
A
Western
Wilson
i
Ltd.—
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co.
7%
25c
$1.25
25c
30c
(quar.)_____
common
Products, Ltd. iquar.)
.•
Auto Supply Co.
(quar.)_
—_
Canada Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar:)—:r~
9-
7c
45c
$1.06'A
common
(quar.l__'_—._.—
Co.,
10-
(quar.i
—
—
Lines
8%
U.
25c
$1.12'A
20c
of
S.
U.
2
net investment
(from
(quar.)—
class
Co.,
for
S.
8-15
9-
8-20
Wickes
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co
Co.,
20c
common
preferred A
Inc.,
10c
37'Ac
50c
(James),
8-14
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Talcott
"
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—__—
U.
4.40%
9-15
9-10
Hoffman
U.
8-25
50%
$1
L_J
Co.,
Petroleum
56'Ac
62'Ac
(quar.)
B
4'A%
U.
$2
22'Ac
75c
(quar.)
Growers,
S.
U.
8-1*
8-1*
9- 4
9- 4
(quar.)—
-
50c
$1.12'A
25c
——
preferred
S.
8-17
8-18
9- 1
9-1
25c
Pulp & Paper
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—________
Fund
preferred
share
8-14
9-15
(quar.)—__—__
Corp.
_•_
stock
1
$1.10
common
_^_____
—__
U.
pfd.
5%
Machinery Corp.—
4%%, participating preferred (quar.)—___
U.
S. Leather Co.
(liquidating)
Final
liquidating
stock
dividend
(One
7
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
27'Ac
10-
U.
Westates
Co.—
(quar.i—
Improvement
preferred
S.
93%c
35c
65c
Extra
8-15
1
25c
(quar.)
Sunshine
U.
8-15
1
—
Co., common
(quar.)
Illuminating
S.
9-4
20c
Insurance
Life
Virginia
Western
Corp.
preferred
7%
$1
—___
Coal Cos.
Finishing
7%
8-14
2
A
Gas
Class
2
20c
common
4%%
U.
9-10
Oil Corp.,
Sunray
$4
8-31
1
1
&
dividend
Westeel
(quar.)
non-cumulative
S.
25c
—
Co
Snowdrift, $4
Disiniecting
Western
(quar.)
Science
4 'A %
5%
Stock
Funds—
United Grain
U.
Oil
8-15
America,
Investments,
class
United
—*—
Services———-
Engineering
Coast
9-11
—
Carton
Co.
income)
3-17
9-10
10-
Fuel
United
Co.—
(quar.)
Propane Gas
Drug
8-31
75c
_
preferred
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
Sun
6-17
9-10
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Suburban
(quar.)
(quar.)
Studebaker
4-1-54
7-1-54
50c
pfd.
Fruit
United
9-8
12-17
10-
25c
(quar.)
$5
6-17
1
1-2-54
10c
10c
Terstegge
7-1-54
25c
(quar.)
(quar.i
&
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Stroock
25c
(quar.)
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)
Stonecutter Mills Corp., class A
Stratton
25c
West
1
Extra
3-17
Wesson
9-18
1
__________
of
Co.
United Electric
8-14
(quar.)
Common
9-18
1
9-
common
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
5
Common
9-30
10-
8-17
9- 1
(quar.)
Jet
10-
Ltd., class B
1
12-17
Wellman
$1.25
15c
50c
preferred
preferred
9-
1-2-54
Welex
8-17
1
(quar.)
Glass
&
A
10-
15c
8-1-7
2
9-
Corp.,
&
35c
(quar.)
2
9-
8-17
9- 1
10c
10c
A
Extra
__________—
(quar.)
common
Co.
United Corps.,
United Elastic
6%
9-
1
12'Ac
---
Extra
4
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
Board
United
9-
$1.50
75c
50c
12'Ac
(accum.)__—
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)___
Weingarten (J.), common (increased quar.)_
50c
$4.50
9-10
9-18
Inc., $6 pref.
Co.,
25c
4%
—
(quar.)
Rope—
56c
Common
;
(quar.)____,—
Carr-Fastener
9-8
8-28
8-28
&
35c
—-
8-15
United
1
9-10
9-11
Weeden
40c
(quar.)_
iquar.).—_—
West
8-18
1
5
Knapp,
9-10
Co.
West Virginia
Extra—
9-
10-
Webb &
11-16
Co.
Power
Motor
10-20
9-
10-
Waukesha
10-20
9-15
15c
8-21
11-16
50c
5%
8-31
Co.____—
$1.12'A
25c
dividend)
Paper
10-20
—
(quar.)
Watervliet
10-20
(quar.)
common
iquar.)____
convertible
United
(quar.)
Water
11-16
Carbon
30c
(quar.)
Wire
8-28
8-28
8-17
8-1*
8-7
8-7
8-25
8-25
8-2®
9-10
9-18
9- 1
9-15
8-17
11-16
United
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—
preferred
Washburn
9-11
11-
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9-10
9-15
9-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
10- 1
9- 1
——
—
11-16
9-15
—
$4.50
'quar.)_
(quar.)
common
$1
8-28
(quar.)
8-28
8-15
75c
40c
25c
—i£^S5.-sr$1.12
25c
(quar.)
preference
D.),
92'Ac
12-15
(quar.)
iS.
convertible
87'Ac
9-30
>
Petroleum
Warren
$5 preferred (quar.)—'————-——
West Indies Sugar Corp.__;
9-11
1
Warren
1
9-1®
4
12-31
1
8-14
8-20
9-15
10- 1
9-
(quar.)—
Inc.
$3
1
1
9-
8-17
62'Ac
—
9-30
$1.25
$1.25
—
—
8-14
9-
9-
iquar.)
A
9-18
8-17
Corp.—
30c
Co.
Lines,
Biscuit
class
Co.,
(Northam)
West
37'Ac
—_—.
1
9-11
3
Cold Storage
„Aircraft
5%
9-
10c
8-
convertible
United
&
8-1®t'
9-10
10- 1
9-11
—
-
Walker
9-8
7-24
9- 26"^
25c
40c
$3bc
(quar.)
Extra
8-17
9-15
9-10
10- 9
Ltd—4.
Inc.
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
9- 1
10-16
1-15
4-16
7-16
9-*
8- 7
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
8-27
A
Co.
Car
Wire
Air
United
,____.
8-31
6
California—
preferred
4'A%
8-20
Corp.—
8-
Co.
1
Mfg.
of
Co.
Sugar
United
8-14
8-20
9
9-
Mines.
System,
9-
Co.
preferred
Tank
4%
9-18
9-10
Products,
(stock
9
25c
(quar.)__
Corp.
10-
50c
(quar.)
Textiles
Warner
$10c
(quar.)_
Inc.
preferred
8-15
1
(quar.)_________
Co.
(quar.)
Alurhinum
Sterling
9-
$10c
Equipment
Stores
Common
Union
8-31
8-31
Union
(quar.)__
class A
Spring
Supply
Sterchi Bros.
8-11
9-10
9-18
Amulet
Waldorf
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
9-10
Corp.—
preference
1
8-21
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
50c
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Gas System, common
25c
8-21
(quar.)__.
Missouri,
Union
9-10
Waite
1
8-31
Electric
Class
______________—
Carbon
preferred
Union
60c
9-
10-
9-21
9-21.
9-21
9-21
9-14
11- 2
2-2-54
5-3-54
8-2-54
9-10
9- 1
9-30
9-21
10-20
10- 1
9-15
9-19
$25c
$2.50
75c
Co., Ltd. iquar.)
Building (s-a)
Corp. (quar.)
Wacker-Wells
Wagner
v
$1.13
(
—
Cotton
9-10
8-20
40c
25c
62'Ac
12'Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
$3.70
93%c
lquar.)_
common
Wabasso
__•
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
35c
35c
—-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
of
75c
(quar.)
5
iquar.)__
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)______—________
&
9-14
____
9-
9-21
9-10
40c
!
—
75c
Union
shares
9-10
40c
70c
(quar.)
Coip.
8-10
than
of
Inc.,
Co., common
9-10
divi¬
50c
preferred
preferred
25c
12'Ac
:
(quar.)
iquar.)
Detinning
7%
(Dallas, Texas)—
(quar.)
convertible
$1.50
8-25
Vulcan
Washington
Corp., common (quar.)
Electric Light & Power Co.—
preferred
$4.50
will
(quar.)___
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.).,
Common
Temper
pay
it
(quar.)__
Steel
4V2 %
8-20
Oil
(quar.)
Railway
Standard
Stewart
$2.80
True
3
8-10
8-25
35c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Tung-Sol Electric,
4
1
$4.50
1
25c
Coal,
preferred
9-20
1
Co.
Traer
9-
9-
8-10
9-
15c
Quarterly
$4
fractional
Ohio,
Ltd.,
Standard
&
Products
Trinity Universal Insurance
Truax
Corp.
Manufacturing Ccrp. (quar.)
Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)
9-15
$1.06%
9-16
for
lots
of
New
of
Co.
Radio,
Fuel
(quar.)
Treesweet
40c
8-31
37'Ac
37'Ac
50c
20c
75c
—________
Vulcan
$20c
(quar.)____
preferred
8-27
1
Vogt
(quar.)
$1.14
preferred
9-14
8-24
Visking
8-31
8-31
37^Ac
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
9-15
$1.25
62'Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
(quar.)_
__i
common
preferred
Warren
40c
7
8-31
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Elevators, Ltd.
25c
of
Co.
Packaging
B
,& Pump Co.
8-21
an¬
__
convertible
Class
Oil Tank
8-31
1
6%
5%
(interim)
reg.
8-31
9-
6%
6%
8-15
1
Toledo Edison Co.—
common
extra
odd
(Ky.)
preferred
Standard
for ord.
rets,
11-30
12'Ac
8-31
8-26
9-
Walgreen
9-10
1
9-15
J15c
30c
(quar.)
$31 'Ac
35c
$1.05
$1.01
(quar.)_
iquar.)
preferred
9-10
Ltd.—
Co.,
12-10
12-
6%
50c
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
(quar.)
Transtates Petroleum, 6% pfd. (s-a)
Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp.—
Quarterly
12-15
$5 preferred
Virginian Ry.,
75c
t
Louis)
(St.
dep.
Toronto
1
Corp.
(quar.)
Trust
4.25%
9-15
10-
Co.
Securities
Tokheim
9-
7
Axle
Insurance
9-10
dividend)
Co.
Oil
Standard
>
Timken-Detroit
9-
9-18
25c
(quar.)
8-10
9-
9-18
1
10c
Co.
8-10
9-
8-11
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
Oil
(quar.)_:
1
8-14
4
$1
1
(Company
its
as
lieu
stock
Oil
3%%
Co.
62'Ac
—
Standard
Associated
75c
1
Extra
Roofing
9-
10-
8-17
9- *
9-4
8-21
8-21
8-20
8-1*
$1
(quar.)
10%
9-
9-
that
12
Aug.
in
Oil
Extra
Standard
Water
Tilo
(quar.)
preferred
50c
common
dividend
preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.
Tide
preferred
$4.04
25c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
4%
com¬
(quar.)
Jersey
to holders of
shares,
Stock
$4.20
8-26
10-
9-20
9- 4
10- 1
10- 1
25c
155/eC
(quar.)
8-21
40c
Co.,
(s-a)
Co.
8-26
10c
Mfg.
Co.
9-
held
held).
share
a
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(one share of Standard
on
$1.46875
Shovel
(s-a)
com.
5%
5
$1
33c
dividend).
(stock
Duquesne
California
shares
nounced
State
of
preferred
(Indiana)
of
50
Fair
Pump
9-15
35c
(quar.)
9-
preferred
Corp.,
Pacific,
&
9-15
31%c
(quar.)
Co.
10-
9-
10- 1
30c
$2.50
$2.50
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred
Virginia Electric & Power, common
9-15
1
(quar.)
$50c
Co.
Shreveport
$1
(quar.)
$1.25
87'Ac
$1.60
of
dividend
each
of
& Oil
A
10-
5%
,
—
25c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(R. I.), $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
preferred
40c
(quar.)
common
share
Co.
Company
$1.35
_
9-
4%
25c
(quar.)
com.
Extra
9-
1
Corp.,
(quar.)
9-15
40c
Gas & Electric Co.
50
preferred
9-15
(Detroit)—
(quar.)
each
8-
Viking
Transmission
65c
Ltd.—
(s-a)
(quar.)
Vicksburg,
Vinco
94c
Insurance Co.
Standard
Oil
8-
Chemical
8-
'
for
Vick
8-
25c
(quar.).
common
Dredging,
Standard
1
iquar.)
Syndicate, Inc
Viau, Ltd.
1
75c
Co.,
share
9-
preferred
Venezuela
7
1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
25c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
10c
.
One-fourth
com.
9-10
1
25c
common
preferred
conv.
Mfg.
Brands,
dend
9-20
75c
9-
4.56%
(quar.)
Standard
Stock
9-
10-
12Vic
(quar.)
9-
25c
|quar.)___
E.)
Accident
mon
10-
Light
40c
preferred
$3.50
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Gas
Co.,
Vapor Heating, 5% preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
9-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
.
Cement,
Quarterly
Standard
9-
$1.18%
55c
;
(A.
Standard
9-
10-
$1.37'A
20c
■
Products,
Staley
10-
$1.27'A
(quar.)
25c
_'
_
Sperti
$1.16%
(quar.)___
(quar.)
25"C
^
Common
Sperry
8-1*
9- 1
12- 1
8-17
(quar.)
5'A%
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.,
Co.
9-10
12-10
9- 1
9-
preferred
$1.37'A
(quar.)_
preferred
Quarterly
Spotless Co.
Sprague. Electric
9- 1
$1.25
$1.25
5c
9-
Time, Inc.
________
(quar.)
Quarterly
Spokane Portland
$27'Ac
9-
10-
5.50%
30c
Spencer Chemical Co., common (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spokane
8-31
8-1®
8-13
4.50%
50c
:
(quar.)
Co.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vancouver
Machinery Depot,
9-10
9- 1
9- 2
10-
28c
Queen, Corp.
9-1®
65c
4.75%
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
Speed
9-30
25c
Inc.
Raalte
8-14
(Dallas,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Spear & Co., $5.50
20c
(quar.)
Van
9-
9-15
75c
$1.37'A
9-25
9-15
9- 1
9-5
8-2®
8-2®
Van Norman Co.
8-14
9-15
45c
8-1*
10-10
10- 1
9-11 1
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-
9-15
5.40%
15c
(quar.)
9- J
9- 1
10-
10-
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
9-10
9-15
Gas
(quar )
8-1$
9-
9-15
Texas
22'Ac
30c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron, common (quar.)
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
Van
De
Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers—
Quarterly
$1.25
1
Holds**
9- 1
9-10
10-
$1.15
25c
preferred
Texas)
(quar.)
Southwestern Public Service,
Southwestern
9-10
9-24
preferred
Upson-Walton Co.
$1.16
35c
(quar.i
Life
9-25
50c
(quar.)_.
common
4'A %
$1.06%
35c
Southwestern
8-14
$1.06%
(quar.)
$1.02%
(quar.)
$1.16%
(quar.)
Extra
convertible
8-31
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Upson Co.,
9-18
8-31
50c
Transmission,
preferred
(quar.)
24c
(quar.)
._
preferred
8-27
1
9-15
25c
(accum.)
Eastern
75c
1
Co
Southwestern Gas & Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)
5%
90c
4%%
Co.,
Utah
(quar.)
25c
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Investment, common
$1
62'/2c
1
(quar.)
$1.25
Powcr_
Royalty
Texas
10-
9-
1
(quar.)
$1.18%
._,
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric
8-31
9-21
9-15
10-
16%c
(initial)
When
Payable of Re*, r 4
Co.—
14c
pfd.
(quar.)
Natural
Co.
Co.
Winding
$1.12%
4'A%
Southland
Texas
Products
Universal
$1.06%
(quar.)
Utah
Tennessee
8-31
Universal
4
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Southern
5.25%
10-15
4
9-
25c
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
1
9-14
75c
Co., new com. (initial)__
preferred (quar.)
4%%
5%
9-30
11-
35c
(quar.)
Gas
37Vic
$1.20
Co.
non-cum.
Southern
$1
Gas
9-
1
Pictures
35c
preferred
1
1
1
10-
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
99-
10-
25c
(quar.)
4%%
8-17
26jjc
Universal
50c
(quar.)
income
preferred
preferrd
34%c
(quar.)__^:
9-4
5c
Fund,
Share
1
Transmission Co.—
4.10%
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
Southern
$6
Gas
Steel
Mines
Corp.
Tennessee
j.
&
Electronics
5.10%
(quar.)
preferred
5'A%
9-
I6V4C
(quar.)
com.
Gold
Temple Coal,
5
Iron
Per
Name of Company
10-
}5c
(quar.)
investment
Tennessee
preferred
Water
preference
Holder»
$50c
;
9-
When
Payable of Rec.
$25c
(quar.)
common
38%c
(quar.)
California
Ltd.,
9-30
4.08%
Southern
(G.),
Share
31 %c
(quar.)
common
8-
8c
Platinum
Works
9-10
25c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
50c
Sonotone
$1.25
When
Share
Co.
59
(805)
t*
f " '
Co.
(quar.)
9" 1
8-1 ^
10c
8-31
8-1*
Commercial*tiikd Financial Chronicle
The
54
(806)
Yale
&
Yellow
Manufacturing
Towne
Cab
Co.,
50c
(quar.)_
Co.
jOC
common
Holdert
When
per
Share
NameofCorPpany
Payable o) Rec.
10- 1
9-10
a- i
37ViC
10-31
37Vzp 1-30-54
37/2c J-30-54
67c
(quar.i
—
37/2c '"31-54
York Corp.,
common
(quar.i
25c
io- i
4 VsVc
preferred
(quar.i-----————
56/4C
10-1
Yosemite Park & Curry (stock diviaendi
50 ,o
""-J"
Young (L. A.) Steel & Wire (quar.i
25c
9-15
Extra
25c
9-lo
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
(quar.i
—25c
9-15
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.i
75c
9-15
67c
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
10 10
iiu
(quar.i
67c
iquar.)
6%
4 10
(quar.i-
' ru
»-
,
4i *
9- i
Radio
Zenith
Corp.
(quar.i
50c
—
determination
of
8-14
together
9-n
the
Le
Roi
resident
British
Less
Less Jamaica
y
Corrected
Co.,
two
been
prospectus
of
of
a
compressors,
but
that
the
the
marketable
and
securities
next
for
for Melpar, Inc., and
the
to
sale
for
pay
net
holders of record dates are
published dates were incorrect.
income,
total
"A, 3'A 7
Series ,C,
sales
other
and
administrative
sales,
Manufac.,
for
Provision
taxes
69,883,520
46,757,568
*2,501,207
costs
other
and
1952
$50,997,472
income
on
5,300.449
E, 33a%,
Net
I
$2,329,869
$i;728,697
98,224
49,154
—
$2,241,645
$1,679,543
period—
178,570
178,755
$13.10
$9.67
1,354,394
1,353,209
$1.65
$1.24
earnings—
Cum.
stock dividends declared and paid to
accrued to June 30 for 1952—
pfd.
June
10, and
%
stk.,
(Continued from page 12)
will
secured
be
They
shares
Pld.
AND
FOR JUNE
SIX
MONTHS
shares
June
ry.
Gross
ry.
—V.
178,
58,961,311
15,484,524
railway
income—
oper.
55,650,338
14,758,085
5,336,881
48,790,606
11,574,551
4,289,792
55,665,422
13,742,552
6,379,942
4,934,846
of
the
Restated
■
PRIVATE
maturing
—V.
Co., Inc.
FINANCING—On
in
178,
on
—
James
Stock Offered—Blyth &
27 made a public offering of 60,000
stock (par $20) at a price of $30.75 per
Aug.
proceeds of
the sale
dent,
due April 1,
due Sept. 1,
,
,
to defray part of the costs of extensions,
provements to its properties during 1953.
by the com¬
additions, and im¬
I
1983—
its
and
company
exchanges in five separate districts.
approximately 23.500 square miles
cludes
&
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
Witter & Co.
total service area in¬
population estimated
The
with
and
with
Walston
Blyth'&
&
Co.,
Co.—V.
Inc.
178,
p.
in
Chairman
as
Period End. June 30—
from
ry.
1953—Month—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
Ry.
operating
expenses-
2,622,888
2,251,749
16,394,150
17,338,243
opers.
$1,762,209
$429,465
$9,098,201
$6,672,720
income—
1,027,495
373,695
5,256,916
3,988,542
fr.
oper.
ry.
RR.
Pacific
June—
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
from
1952
1951
1950
$4,867,342
$4,152,750
$4,389,751
$3,027,964
1,233,028
1,520,586
706,401
763,529
income—
railway-
633,023
705,872
385,906
income—
30,012,617
24,889.334
26,873,851
20,204,541
9,924,581
_
railway—
6,558,024
9,255,549
5,237,144
4,147,192
2,766,099
3,900,687
2,643,771
300.
p.
from
from
Net
Net
*
ry.
1953
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
p.
1952
1951
1950
$370,696
income
$392,886
$369,976
$317,844
natural
petroleum
and
water
the
of
&
C.
$2 ,552,062
$2,673,968
689,173
729,060
414,055
as
14,822,891
15.017,552
,204,975
2,445.395
2,761.068
712,910
&
Light
Co.—Offers
New
Common
Stockholders—This company
is
stockholders of record
shares held.
seven
Sim¬
the number of shares
purchased but
as
taken
not
are
stockholders.
groups
preferred
stock
(or
any
redemption, in whole or
plus unpaid accrued
on
premium
premium
before
or
Feb.
89,666
82,954
50,531
1958,
and
on
47,174
26,544
18,614
after
Feb.
28,
2,359,147
2,335,445
2.353,326
1,960,262
486,376
540,139
544,582
323,118
subscribe
229.656
227,774
198,044
114,952
at
OFFER
time
of
TO
in
for
price
common
one
applicable
tor
28,
before
the
1958;
Feb.
or
part,
more
4.80%
$2
28,
i-
share
1963;
and
to
$3
if
thereof!
notice,
and,
shares
series
per
series
days'
thereon
the
to
30
on
dividends
in
be
redeemed
$1
if
H.
Emch
C.
EMPLOYEES—The
including
and
of
purchase,
$19.60
stock
per
above
the
in
and
rural
company
the
date
same
rural
six
the
company
by
13
received
by
about
the
89.8%
communities,
contemplate,
stock
set
during
companv
derived
was
and
from
1.1%
principally
major change in
;
f
'
no
business.
named
below
have
severally,
the percentages of unsubscribed
opposite
&
27.84
their
respeqtlve
Gillespie & Wouters——
Co., Inc. 27.84
Heydon
Jenkins
names:
The
Marshall
1.33
—
Inc.
1.67
6.67
Co.—
1.67
The
1.67
Ver Meulen
—
—
3.33
—
Riley & Co
Adolph G. Thorsen
1.33
Co.—
C)
&
Milwaukee
—
Co
1.G7
Co
&
I.oewi &
1.67
Co.—
Dalton
Harley,
1.33
-
Denison Co
Co....
16.66
1.33
■__
& Co
_
—
1.33
1.33
1.33
underwriters
the
named
the
company
stock
common
set
below
have
percentages
if
Barney
W.
prior
share,
referred
and
to
3
such
to
as
is
its
p.m.
offering
its
annuitants,
fe^Co.
severally
t:
agreed
unsubscribed
of
purchase
of
sha.;
new
(CDSTi
number
shall
of
not
on
the
be
Sept.
8,
329,194
2.50
Inc.-—
Harley,
0.50
1.25
The
l_
1.25
Kidder,
2.50
Lcewi
Inc
0.60
The
Co.."
&
Havdon
Carter
Inc.—
&
Co
H.
&
Co.
Merrill
Willia** B air & Co.—
1.25
lai-is* & Simmons
Inc
B&ioh
Erew
Mull -ney,
0.60
Alfred
Co
Jenkins
0.60
Paine,
Republic Co.
C'ark, Dodge & Co
H.
C.
Daitcn
"Denison
(Inc.)
Co
Co
Adolph
The
5.50
Ver Meulen
0.50
White,
Bids
Corp.--
Wouters—
for
Bonds
—
—
C:......
'
2.50
31
Aug.
The
—
O.oO
.
Inc.
■
Thorsen.-..
&
Co.
1.25
0.60
0.50
Co
&
Weld
0.60
&
—
Fairma"'& Harri
G.
6.20
0.50
._
Ri'ey & Company.—
Shields &
Spc.
Boston
5.50
-
Jackson
1.25
1.25
Con¬
—
1.25
&
C
2.50
1.25
Co.
&
Webber,
0.50
Fifst
're
0.50
Co.—
—
Wells &
O'O
FarweljfChapman & Co
Gille'pfl
—
Pierce
Curtis
2.50
—
&
J..—
Co
Milwaukee
5.50
Central
Gardner*'F.
The
1.25
5.50
Beane—-
&
Co
I
0.60
Co.—
&
Co.
&
Lvnch,
ner
0.60
Co
——_
Marshall
McCcrmick
Blyth Tk'Co.,
Inc.
5.50
1.25
Peabody
0.60
Blunt
Co,,
Harrison
0.60
Braun^Monroe and
&
5.50
—...
Illinois Co
Bingham, Sheldon & Co
0.50
—
—
at
company
Wacker
-
—
5.5C
20 No.
(CDT)
Drive, Chicago 6, 111., will up to nooh
Aug. 31 receive bids for the purchase front it of $8,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series G, due Sect. 1, 1983.
—V. 178, p. 710.
on
28,
Worcester Gas Light
The
SEC
B,
company
fullto
1953,
3'/a%
to
Sept.
since
by
Co.—Registers With SEC—
25
1973.
■T.-;
m:.
JEv-"R;
mr.
'
to
filed
be
registrat'on
a
offered
$1,394,000
will
for
be
public
statement
used
to
sale
at
with
the
retire
competitive
an
unsecured
held by Cambridge Gas Light Company, end $500,000
payable to The First National Bank of Boston.
The
proceeds w'll be used to reimburse the Plant Replace¬
note
the
Fund
Oct.
•*%
1,
notes
balance.of
ment
for
Aug.
Ofthe proceeds.
serial
retire
shares
on
coring $3,000,000 of first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series
due
V-"
l
Goldman, Sachs & C;
—
Best
C.
7c
Glore, Forgan & Co
10.45
Becker & Co. Inc
G.
A.
Inc.
the
right
subscribed
names:
per
redeemed
regular
respective
10.45
Co.,
Emerich & Co.,
He'll &HParreli,
The
Feb.
the
&
Bacon,Whipple
A.
Co
&
Baird
Altyn & Co.,
C.
Ames
bidding'.
company
officers,
their
opposite
%
redeemed
after
share
per
subject
$100
redeemed.
share
per
lis
at
addition,
1963.
employees,
the
&
Gardner F.
under the offer
up
Both offerings are being under¬
headed jointly by Smith, Barney &
Co. and Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
redemption
redemption
Baird
Robert
subject to allotment. The offers expire at 3:00 o'clock
p.m. (CDT) on Sept. 8, 1953. The company is also offer¬
ing to employees the right to subscribe for such number
by
served
customers
1953,
underwriters
Company
,246,491
725,426
company
shares
adjacent
Wisconsin
of
,911,304
recWl
to
four
451,553
common
of
limit
common
its
of
Bingham, Sheldon & Co
is offering to its preferred
Aug.; 14, 1953 the privilege of
subscribing at $100 a share for 20,000 additional shares
of 4.80%
cumulative $100 par value preferred stock,
written
30,
The company
preferred
new
Best
Brew
*19,560
Shares to
the
the
At
27,470
and
central
to
territory
purchase.from the company
to
and
wholesale
from the sale of gas,
Braun, Monroe and Co
1950
222,870
1,644,929
Power
ultaneously
to
about
June
character
general
W.
392.
p.
communities
southern
at
$30,463,995
of
ended
of water.
Smith,
stockholders
common
to
revenues
the sale
from
from
178,
gen¬
to
gas
the sale of electricity, 9.1%
Aim
1951
$2,184,196
principally in the business-of
about 2,300 customers in two communities,
about 10,330 customers in two communities. O: the total
months
12
to
gas
Robert
1908.
p.
1952
additional share for each
32,167
177,
2.633.558 shs.
incorporated Feb.
corporation
7o
Aug. 14,
1953 rights to subscribe for 329,194 additional shares of
common stock
(par $10) at $19.60 per share on the basis
of
in
service
Barney & Co
16,197,930
income
62,288
392.
who succeeds
Board.—V.
Wisconsin
unincorporated
counties
32
Smith,
elected
4.028,889
Preferred
one
and
in
electric
supplied
Aim
1—
railway
railway
oper.
178,
and
A.
of
a
public utility engaged
Presi¬
been
662,839
railway
oper.
7o.000 shs.
company,
his father, Thomas
has
250,315
-
share
Alabama—Earnings—
June
1931,
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
Deficit.—V.
The
from
1970.
1,
May
1—
Jan.
From
Gross
to
Western Ry. of
Net
and
|
100,000 shs.
stock
cooperatives operating in the
to f30
municipalities for resale.
The
1—
oper.
178,
Gross
the
$2,686,513
railway.
income
without
1,535,313
-
railway
Jan.
from
—V.
railway-
oper.
ry.
$24,010,963
Co.—Earnings—
1953
from
Net
$2,681,214 $25,492,351
392.
p.
Western
.Net
Foss Wilson
oper.
offering to its
$4,385,097
From
President since
of
railway
Wisconsin
revenues-
Gross
1969
1,
$2,000,000,
the offering
operating
178,
May
on
1953
from
Net
615.
Ry.
—V.
Vice
June—
Gross
a
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
rev.
the amount of
an
3 3 30.000
200,000 shs.
vaiue)
electric
A.
and
ry.
companies in
a
incorporated
the
obtained
company
1982
par
Co., Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
Cooney,
436,000.
Net
the
($100
UNDERWRITERS—The
succeeding Edward
Net
subsidiaries are operating public
utilities furnishing telephone and
telegraph service in certain areas
of Washington, Oregon and California.
Service is rendered
by the company and its subsidiaries through
BUSINESS—The
Net
$1.13
income.
on
000.000
3,000.000
4.000,000
7,000.000
•
($10 par value)—3,000,000 shs.
areas, located
also
supplied
710.
D.
Wilson
E.
will be used
pany
Dean
$1.53
taxes
1953,
26,
installments
two equal
p.
Wisconsin Central
net
PROCEEDS—The
are
June
insurance
is
1917,
agreed
share.
x i
from
loan
1952
of
3.030,000
1978
erating, purchasing, distributing, and selling electric energy.
At June
30, 1953, it furnished electric service to about 209,240 retail customers in
operating
adjustment
$30,000,000
1981
cumu.
stock
shares
shares of common
tT
reflect
to
Outstanding •
Authorized
due April 1,
liquefied
shr. after pfd. dividends—
shr; assuming full conversion
preferred shares-
Wilson
at
period
com.
246.
p.
West Coast Telephone Co.
74
of
end
common
per
additional
railway
from
from
Net
697,910
1—
Jan.
Net
963,831
1,914,278
the
at
per
$8,507,527
2,061,476
775,543
$8,691,380
1,857,692
568,246
$8,833,873
income—
oper.
From
.
railway
from
Net
$10,042,935
2,492,169
railway
from
Gross
Net
1950
1951
1952
out.
Earns,
Earns,
'
J. 953
of
end
Earnings per preferred share--.
Com.
EARNINGS
at the
outstanding
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
1980—
preferred
Common
343
available for common stock
Earnings
annually from Sept. 1, 1954 to 19C8, inclusive.
by equipment estimated to cost $3,525,164.
1953 and to mature
aggregating' 90c a
the full year 1952,stock.
for
common
preferred stock
4.80%
21,
EFFECT
...
Aug.
due June 1,
.
3'A 7
4'/a%
GIVING
3Je%, due Sept. 1,
D, 27b%
BUSINESS—The
Investment News
dividends
1978
Series G,
1953
three
1953
1971
,
Series
$77,523,838
income
during the 12 months
$6.4.1,052; and
preferred dividends,,
after
stock outstanding on Jur.e 30.
common
in
1,
Series F,
Six Months Ended June 30—
the
due
program.
income.
gross
equal,
was
3.!'«.%» due Jan. 1,
B.
Preferred
Net
which
bonds—
mortgage
Series
710.
$30,463,995;
hgye been paid on the common stock;
,qi 51.16 in dividends was paid on the
Series
retained
p.
construction
revenues of the company
date
CAPITALIZATION
First
of $3,000,000 principal amount of
1953
totaled
share ipn
DIVIDENDS—To
share
reported her®.
and
1953
$4,799,625,
Sl.^per
to
Whirlpool Corp.—Earnings Up—Private Loan—
General Corporation
30,
Series
178,
31,
of the company's
part
a
June
h—
or
Aug.
on
EARNINGS—Operating
ended
and air
projects
of
use
earnings and other cash generated from operations.—V.
■
common
proposed
contemplates
during,
$10,000,000
preferred
from the
first
mortgage bonds, will be used by this company to purchase .til of the
outstanding capital stock of Interstate Power Co. of Wisconsin; to
prepay temporary bank loans incurred for construction purposes; and
and
a
presently
company
laboratory
new
loan.
facility for industrial products
presently expects to finance these
it
of
that
a
bank
the subscription offer
O
proceeds from the sale of' the additional
share.%
together with
funds to be derived
PROCEEDS—Net
the
of
another
to
$6,500,000
approximately
of
balance
plant
new
sale
the
The
the sale
proceeds,
subsidiary,
until'after
made
be
advanced
be
to retire its
for completion
construction
will
also states
expenditures
years
will
consummated.
hand,
on
permit it
to
thereto
respect
has
cash
through
income tax.
payment
Previous
Non¬
at the source.
tax.
income
a
tax.
resident tax 7%.
15%;
x
Canadian non-residents
tax deductible
Funds,
Canadian
tax
with
further
for this dividend.
less 15%
S. Funds,
U.
in
^Payable
closed
not
books
•Transfer
with
debentures
The
tPavable in
a
Westinghou.se Co., a subsidiary of Westihghouse Air Brake Co. accord¬
ing to the prospectus the form of the recapitalization and the changes
to be made in the capital and debt structure of Le Tourneau-Westinghouse have not yet been determined, and it is not expected that any
9-1
9-30
filed
the tejmis of
set
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 21,
covering $35,000,000 sinking fund debentures, due 1978, to be
offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by The
First Boston Corp. The offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
Approximately $30,000,000 of the proceeds from
the sale of the
debentures will be used to effect a
recapitalization of Le TourneauThe company
1953
9- l
—
the hoKSers of warrants pursuant to
forth above.
.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Registers With SEC—
Monday, August 31, 1953
...
for
31,
expenditures
1S49.—V.
178,
made
p.
710.
therefrom
for
property
additions
Volume 178
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(807)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
A
'
.[
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
•I:
ALABAMA
El
,
JBoaz, Ala.
Bond Offering — C. E. Fiquett,
Mayor, will offer at public auction
11
at
(CST)
a.m.
Sept.
on
4,
an
issue of $460,000 natural gas rev¬
bonds.
enue
3
to
the
30
Due serially
Further details of
years.
issue
in from
be
may
obtained
from
Charles Lee, City Clerk.
house
County (P. O.
Russellville), Ala.
Sale—The $274,000 court
178,.
bonds
616
p.
offered
Aug.
to
bids
at his
until 9
the
of Georgia, Atlanta, Cumber¬
land. Securities
Corp., Nashville,
pany
George M. Wood & Co., Mont¬
gomery, on a bid reflecting a
interest cost of about 2.99%.
net
office in
Los
Angeles,
(CfDST)
a.m.
on Sept. 1 for
$50,000 building
purchase of
bonds. Dated
Oct,
1
1953. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
at
office.
the
,
Fresno
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
-
-
County Water Works Dist.
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
No.
10
Bond
Offering
a
group composed of the Trust Com¬
and
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
26—v.
awarded
were
—
Los
able
Franklin
Bond
Segundo Unified School District,
County Clerk,
bids
until
J.
—
L.
11
Bond
4%
Sale—An issue of $115,000
general
sold
to
obligation bonds
Hendrix
Sterne,
Agee
Mayes, and
Leach, both of
&
Birmingham, jointly.
1,
was
&
Dated
1953.
Legality
approved
Thompson,
Dumas,
O'Neal
Hayes, of Birmingham.
July
by
&
Note
Sale—The issue of $80,000
series
A
Aug.
13
Bros.
&
City,
Hutzler,
of
Salomon
New
of
York
price of
a
about
offered
notes
awarded to
2L2S, at
as
basis
a
housing
was
100.06,
2.48%.
CALIFORNIA
High Sch. Dist.,
Contra
Costa
Bond
616—were awarded to
a
group
Trust
&
Savings
berg,
all
of
San
Francisco,
and
C. N. White &
price
a
Co., of Oakland, at
100.11, a net interest
of
cost of about
$45,000
5s.
Due
1954 to
150.000
3.18%,
Due
1957 to
1966
105,000 S^s.
Cima
Oct.
on
from
1
Oct.
on
from
on
from
1
1956
inclusive.
1980
Dist., San
Lafayette Sch. Dist., Contra Costa
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 178,
711—were awarded to
group
a
:omposed of Bank of America Na¬
tional
Trust
&
Savings
Associa¬
tion, J. Barth & Co., Dean Witter
Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
&
&
Youngberg, all of San
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
Dakland, at a price of 100.18, a net
of
cost
about
3.18%,
as
Due
to
33/4S, at 100.31,
a
Due
to
1966
1957
70,000 3V4S.
1967
from
inclusive.
Due
Whittier
Los
Bond
Oct.
on
from
1
School
District
Los
at
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
his
office in
Los
Angeles,
until 9 a.m.
(CDST) on Sept. 1 for
the purchase of $122,000 building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
at
the
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
office.
£1 Monte, Calif.
City
Offering
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
—
)ids
his
at
until
9
office
Burton,
receive
p.m.
sealed
(CDST)
on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $240,000
^recreational
Dated
in
Los
(CDST)
a.m.
Sept.
on
1
Dated
1
Oct.
>n
Oct.
1954 to
from
1,
1953.
Due
1972 inclu¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
)ayable at the County Treasur-
Union
High Sch. Dist., Los
Bond
Sale—Tj'he $100,000 build-
bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 178,
711—were
>.
&
awarded
to
Weeden
Co., of San Francisco, as 3V4S,
a
price of 100.56, a basis of
it
about
3.15%.
Bank
Trust
&
Angeles,
of
of
America
or
at
any
fiscal
agency
the
York
city in Chicago or New
City. Legality approved by
O'Melver.y &
Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
are
R-l
Bond
(State of)
Note
orno,
Offering—Joseph A. AdState Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11
Cor
Sch.
County
Sale
—
Dist.
(DST)
a.m.
Nuveen
&
Co.,
joined
and submitted the only bid
$3,300,000
general obliga¬
tion school bonds offered Aug. 20,
the offer
3s,
a
bein^a price of 96.76 for
basis of about 3.40%.
housing
rental
$25,000,000
March 5,
The
Northern
Trust-'
Co.,
&
Co., Inc.,
of Chicago,
Blyth &
Company,
Co.v,TMercantile Trust
of v$5t. Louis, Braun,
Bosworth
&
Waeckerle,
notes,
as
9
notes.
Due
1954.
Housing Authority, Ga.
Sale—The $101,000 series A
Note
notes
offered
were
—
10
&
City,
Aug.
notes
are
O.
(P.
&
Co.,
White.
by
29,
Latah
Rob¬
Portland),
Aug. 27—v.
awarded
to
Conn.
school
178, p.
&
Putnam
Co., Hartford, as 2.80s, at a price
of 100.25, a basis of about 2.77%.
Seymour (P. O. Seymour), Conn.
Sale—The $680,000
Bond
about
bonds
offered
711—were
Jackson
received
for
i
Sch. City, Ind. |.
Sold—No
the
bids
were
$1,175,000
im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 20
-v.
178,
525.
p.
Jasper, Ind.
Dist.
awarded
285
No.
to
(MST)
on
will
Manager,
July
1,
July 1, 1954
from
inclusive.
1973.
Bonds
Treasurer's
Conn.
District
the
at
or
pay¬
at such other place per¬
by law and designated at
time of sale. Legal opinion
on
furnished
be
the
successful
Wallace School
Wallace), Idaho
County,
District
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
building
the
to
Land Board.
State
bonds.
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O)
payable
at the Stratford Trust Co.
Legality
Sullivan,
Hanrahan,
Aug. 25—v.
178, p.
the
Harris
to
Trust
& Savings Bank, Chicago,
Laird, Bissell & Meeds (Day,
Williams
-division),
New Haven,
jointly, as 2.85s, at a
100.21, a basis of about
Dated
Cairo.
;
St. Petersburg,
Certificate
Fla.
Offering Changed—
sewer
system revenue certifi¬
cates has been
changed from Sept.
Oct. 1—v. 178, p. 616.
1 from
bonds.
1954
to
inclusive.
issue
of
$47,000
July
1,
Le¬
1953.
&
O. Sheridan), Ind.
$70,000 build¬
(P.
bonds
Aug.
offered
to
the
22
Merchants
tional Bank of Muncie, as
were
Na¬
2V2S, at
price of 100.02.
bonds
are
dated
Aug.
1,
semi-annually
1953
and
mature
from
July
1, 1954 to Jan. 1, 1964
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the Americah
Bank, Sheridan.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller,
1964
Sept. 1, 1953.
(J-J). Legality approved
Sale—The
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, of Indianapolis, as 2V2S, at
a
once of 100.24, a basis of about
Middletown-Fall Creek Township
School Corporation (P. O.
Middletown), Ind.
Sale—The
Bond
of Indianapolis.
Anderson,
Ind.
Bond Sale Enjoined—A
filed enjoining
$75,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 178,
617—were awarded to the Flet¬
Trust
Co., Indianapolis, a»
price of 100.21,
a
basis
a
Offering—Joseph W. Sny¬
der, City
sealed
Controller, will receive
(CST) on
bids until 3 p.m.
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $260,000
1,
municipal bonds. Dated Sept.
Due semi-annually
1953.
suit
from
by
was
Ross,
McCord,
Ice
&
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Oslo
Sch.
Building Corp. (P. O.
Elkhart), Ind.
Sale—The
awarded
State
to
$75,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered Aug. 21
178, p. 617—were awarded to
proved
Township Sch. Township
Bond
The
1955
July 1, 1954 to Jan. 1, 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
INDIANA
a
from
Mishawaka, Ind.
approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
ing
1
—v.
Bond
gality
inclusive.
FLORIDA
24 to
the
(P. O. Vernon), Conn.
awarded
Township
July
of about 2.46%.
drainage bonds was sold to
First Bank & Trust Co., of
Adams
,
fol¬
Creek
Clear
and
Sale—An
Bond
Donovan,
of New
Sale—The $800,000 school
of
as
Martinsville, Ind.
Bond
Cairo), III.
City.
price
County, East Cape
Girardeau
4V2%
Dated Oct. 1,1953. Due on Oct. 1
on
Jan.
2V2S, at
Alexander
plant
680,000 storm sewer construction
2.82%.
divided
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Drainage Dist. (P. O.
&
p.m.
Each issue is dated
p.
bonds.
Stoddard
7
cher
ILLINOIS
bonds.
disposal
School
Interest
$273,000
sold
was
145,000 bonds, divided as follows:
and
until
2.45%.
Shoshone
receive
(EST)
16 for the purchase of $1,-
offered
bids
A.
will
10,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
Sept. 4
able
p.
Coffin
to
bids until 2 p.m.
bonds
Edward
Trustee,
Sept. 8 for the purchase
$20,000 bonds,
maturing July 1, 1968 and there¬
after are callable as of July 1, 1963.
Bond Offering—Harry B. Flood,
711—were
sealed
on
$10,000
purchase of $250,000 build¬
bidder.
Bond
receive
Desilet.
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due
will
Vernon
—
Township
1963
Offering—Philip
semi-annually
2.57%.
&
Offering
on
the
by
R. R. 1,
inclusive.
for the
Boston, jointly, as 2.60s, at a
price of 100.18, a basis of about
Heenehan
Bond
Garrity,
bids until 8 p.m.
office,
approved
Township (P. O.
Due
mitted
from 1954 to
were
Commiskey), Ind.
(P. O.
178,
Aug. 24—v.
sewerage
Marion
District Clerk, will receive sealed
&
Sept.
bids
$400,000 natural
gas utility revenue bonds offered
July 14—v. 178, p. 191.
Potlatch), Idaho
Burr, and R. L. Day & Co., both
sealed
Sold—No
Not
submitted for the
(CST)
County Class "A" lndep.
Sch.
of
Town
Bonds
of
(J-J)
Date of sale of the issue of $1,460,-
Painef Webber,
2.48%.
Principal and interest
000
Co., ofwNew York, Harris,
Co., Equitable Securities
Corporation, Boettcher & Co., of
Not
p.
school
Weld &
&
East Chicago
Bonds
lows:
Sept.
Sale—The $400,000
offered
178,
IDAHO
dated
of,..Kansas
Nuveen
South Bend.
Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Salomon
to
Due
notes.
Legality approved
Portland
13—v.
awarded
Hutzler, of New York
2V2S, at a price of 100.06,
as
basis of
a
series
Hall
Denver,
Toccoa
Bond
City, and
Gray B. Gray & Co., of Denver.
John
Atlanta, and Varnedoe, Chis&
Co., of Savannah, at 1
102.16, a basis of aboul
inson, Robinson & Cole, of Hart-
Membership
Ripley
com¬
price of
2.82%.
Bros.
series
48,500,000
York
of the respective
is shown herewith:
616—
group
a
p.
Co., Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, all
13,000 aerial ladder truck bonds.
respectively,
to
178,
3%
Co., Inc^Clement A.
Co., Byrorr Brooke &
&
on
follows:
No
Groups headed by
John
and
the
Evans
524
500,000
tion
(Pi O. Golden), Colo.
Chicago,
forces
Humphrey
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $73,-
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., New
York,
Aug. 25—v.
awarded
were
$1,100,000
holm
51,000
City,
Savings Association, Los
callable
as
of July
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the American Trust
posed of Trust Company of Geor¬
gia, of Atlanta; Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago; Robinson-
of
Connecticut
COLORADO
Co., Inc., City Na¬
tional Bank &: "Trust Co., Kansas
National
Trust
Sale—The
$400,000 sanitary sewdr construc¬
Bosworth* Sullivan & Co.,
from 1954 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬ Peters, Writer- & Christensen, both
cipal and interest (M-S) payable of Denver, Bacd)i, Whipple & Co.,
at the City Treasurer's office, at of
Chicago,
Ducas, E i s e n &
the
Hartford-Connecticut
the
Stratford (P. O. Stratford),
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1973
Angeles,
Sept. 1
facilities
Sept. 1, 1953. Due
to
Co., Hartford.
the purchase of $190,000 school
:or
Harriman
Ruth
1954
711—were
Ostly,
bounty Clerk, will receive sealed
groups
Bond
from
bonds
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Dated
1
p.m.
pur¬
$300,000 school bonds.
Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Sept.
Bond
Lancaster
basis of about
School
&
Bond
for.
inclusive.
1973
to
Jefferson
East
Berry
of
1953.
Oct. 1
on
3.65%.
-
chase
from
1
inclusive.
1956
3s.
100,000
Oct.
on
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
1, 1961, and there¬
1960.
Sept. 29, 1954.
5s.
{530,000
ng
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Day,
Stone
Bernardino
ing bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 178,
p. 616—wef*e awarded to the Bank
c/o
Principal and interest payable at
2r's office.
County, Calif.
after
Columbus), Ga.
Conn.
Francisco.
Puente
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Bond
:
maturing Jan.
Canton),
Howard, of Hartford, until 2
(DST) on Aug. 31 for the
Angeles County, Calif.
Sch.
O.
Principal and
(M-S)
payable at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of
San
Oct. 1 from
1973 inclusive.
to
Bond
(P.
proved
Sept.
on
sive.
inclusive.
Due
Canton
on
Co.,
Due
bonds.
1
1956 inclusive.
3s.
1967
follows:
as
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Bonds
GEORGIA
Muscogee County (P. O.
offered
Associa¬
tion, J. Barth & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and Stone &
Young-
awarded
bids
composed of Bank of America Na¬
tional
ed
sealed
ing bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 178,
p.
revenue
nicipal improvement bonds offer¬
1953.
1954
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
$1,900,000 water works
bonds.—V. 178, p. 525.
various municipal purposes bonds
County, Calif
■
mu¬
CONNECTICUT
follows:
Union
$1,000,000
Offering—Mary P. Lewis,
Treasurer,
will
receive
interest
Acalanes
Sale—The
Town
p.
Haleyvillc Housing Authority, Ala.
Bond
Centre Township Building Corp.
Aug. 27—v. 178, p. 616—were
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.
to a syndicate composed
Bond Offering—Arthur C. Fults,
of Shields & Co., New York City,
President of the corporation, will
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, of
receive sealed bids c/o American
Orlando, Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
Trust
Co.,
South
Bend,
until
Birmingham, Robinson-Humphrey
1 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 1 for the
Co., Inc., Atlanta, Rodman & Linn,
purchase of $325,000 school build¬
The bonds are dated Aug.
1, of Chicago, and McDonald-Moore
1953.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬ & Co., of Detroit, as 4s, at a price ing first mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1953.
Due semi¬
proved
by
Tallmadge
&
Tall- of 100.06, a basis of about 3.99%.
annually 011 Jan. 1 and July I
madge, of Denver.
Brown,
.(CDST)
a.m.
of
Sarasota, Fla.
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $50,000
building bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
co
Guin, Ala.
-
Curtis, of Chicago, Stern Bros.
& Co., of Kansas City, Coughlin
& Co., of Denver, Provident Sav¬
ings Bank & Trust Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, Carroll, Kirchner & Jacquith, Cruttenden & Co., GarrettBromfield & Co., J. K. Mullen In¬
vestment Co., Walter & Co., all of
Denver, and Zahner & Co., of
Kansas City.
will receive sealed
interest
-
&
Bond
Sale
The
$320,000 first
bonds offered
Aug.
25—v.
178,
p.
617—were
awarded
to
Walter,
Woody
&
Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati, as 4s,
at a price 'of 100.35,
a
basis of
mortgage
—
revenue
about 3.96%.
Roanoke, Ind.
Bond
ler,
Town
receive
Stab¬
Offering—Samuel
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
2
will
p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 8 for the purchase
of $52,000 water works revenue
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1983 inclusive.
the city from pro¬
ceeding with the sale on Aug. 27 Bonds maturing Jan.
1, 1961 and
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
of Jan. 1,
I960. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Roanoke State
Bank. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian-
thereafter are callable as
■apolis.
Township School Bldg.
(P. O. R. R» L
Corporation
Ind.
Alpha Kirk,
Reelsville),
Offering
Bond
Corporation, will
Secretary of the
bids until
10 a.m.
10 for the pur¬
of $285,000 first mortgage
revenue bonds. Dated Sept.
sealed
receive
(CST)
Sept.
on
chase
-school
Due semi-annually from
1953.
1,
—
July 1, 1955 to July 1, 1970 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing July 1, 1961
thereafter
and
Jan.
est
callable
are
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Sale—An
Bond
Iowa
of $40,000
issue
Bank, jointly,
2y4S,
as
at
Bond
1956
Offering—Carl
F. Brown,
receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept,
I
for the
purchase of $200,000
will
bonds.
construction
Dated
Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Nov. 1 from
1954 to
1972
inclusive. Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers
inclusive.
1972
to
45,000 3 (4s. Due on Aug. 1, 1973;
bonds
The
Due
1953.
&
Cooney, of Des Moines.
1,
Aug.
dated
are
1973 inclusive. Callable as
Wesleyan College (P. O.
Mount Pleasant), Iowa
Bond
Offering
—
Donald
Business
Bangham,
E.
Manager-
(CST)
am
purchase
on
of Aug.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Kentucky
Trust Co., Louisville. Legality ap¬
proved by Wyatt, Grafton & Graf¬
of Louisville.
ton,
$330,000 dormitory
interest on which
of
1954
Pet¬
D.
Offering—Frank
Bond
Secretary of the Board of
will receive sealed bids
a.m.
(CST) on Sept. 15
the purchase of $1,400,000 not
for
July
Dated
bonds.
enue
dormitory
3.11%
exceed
to
1,
est
date.
Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Bank
&
Capital Trust
payment
interest
Farmers
York
Aug.
Bank
ardtown,
to
of
178,
the
St.
617—
p.
1
First
Offering
will
—
1955
from
able
bids
sealed
receive
to
inclusive.
1978
after Oct.
Call¬
1963. In¬
Legality approved by
or
on
•of Chicago.
ing bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 178,
1,
Foley, Cox & Judel, of New Or¬
Sulphur, Lq.
Bond Offering—Clyde Ellender,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
617—were awarded to the Carl¬
ton D. Beh Co., of Des Moines, and
bids until
Veith, Duncan & Wood, of Daven¬
14
for
10
the
(CST) on Sept.
purchase of $90,000
a.m.
sive.
Waterloo
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering —E. A. Ralston,
sold
was
on
National
at
1.75%
Aug.
27,
of
Bank
discount.
and
1953,
due
Dec.
on
178,
Aug. 24—v.
awarded
to
a
p.
group
Hornblower
of
&
of
100.54,
a
Harkness &
3.10s, at a
basis of about
3.03%.
Offering—Joseph
City
cey,
bids
sealed
Shawmut
Water
of
National
the
c/o
receive
Trust Dept., 40
Boston,
until
noon
Bank,
St.,
(DST)
will
Treasurer,
Sept. 1 for the purchase
on
$1,535,000
divided
bonds,
as
May
1
1972
inclusive.
terest
and
1, 1953. Due on
1 from 1954 to
Nov.
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the Dis¬
Treasurer's
trict
in¬
office.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
•of Chicago.
inclusive.
gas
Due
on
West
Consolidated
Branch
School
100,000
bonds.
sewer
Due
on
The
Bond
10
(CST) on Oct. 14 for
the purchase of $1,700,000 public
a.m.
improvement
1, 1953.
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Oct. 1 from
•of
2.65%,
4£93,000 2%s.
1954
to
Due
1961
89,000 2V2S.
1962
as
to
on
1967
on
on
are
bonds
are
Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
dated
Berwick,
divided
$108,000 bonds,
follows:
as
from
1954 to
1963
The
bonds
are
Oct
dated
Oct.
1,
on
Legality
Thorndike,
approved
Palmer
by
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Portland, Me.
anent
$500,000, perm¬
improvement bonds offered
building
Aug.
27—v.
revenue
bonds.
on
Dated
Aug. 1 from
1955 to 1973 inclusive. Callable
or
after
Feb.
lr
1959.
on
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Note
to
178,
p.
712—were
awarded
to J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Inc., New York City, as 2.20s, at
a
price of 100.07,
2.19%.-
>
:
a
Offering
Howard,
receive
(DST)
County
178,
notes
p.
712—
Rockland-
the
Charles
—
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
McDonald-Moore
to
awarded
Co., of Detroit,
Nankin
(P. O.
Sale—The $300,000 school
building
offered
bonds
18 were awarded to Walter,
Aug.
Woody
&
Heimerdinger,
as
4%s, at
basis of about
a
Cin¬
of
price of 105,
a
basis of about
bonds
and
4.16%.
1971
1954 to
Aug.
Dec.
on
inclusive. Bonds
at
the
1,
price of
a
members
of
the
group:
blower & Weeks, John
Co.,
all
Nuveen &
of
Chicago, Stranahan,
Harris & Co., of Toledo, Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit, Bar-
Kindred & Co., of Chicago,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., H. V.
Sattley & Co., McDonald-Moore
cus,
&
Co., Shannon & Co., S. R. Liv¬
ingstone, Crouse & Co., and Siler
& Co., all of Detroit.
Sunfield
Community
Schools
Sch.
District, Mich.
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
$110,000 build¬
Aug.
offered
20
were
McDonald-Moore
to
&
Co., and H. V. Sattley & Co., both
Detroit, jointly.
of
Traverse
City, Mich.
Clerk,
Anderson,
receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 8
for the purchase of $30,000 Storm
Sewer Special Assessment District
No.
53-3
bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
1953. Due
will
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
on
inclusive.
1958
interest
Principal and
in-
(M-S) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
ma¬
•'
.
desig¬
bidder.
successful
"V-
•
•
.•
Alden, Minn.
are
payable
trust company
or
by
B.
New
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., To¬
ledo, Central Republic Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Horn-
1957. Prin¬
1,
interest' (J-D)
bank
a
Dec.
of
as
and
4V4S, at
as
and
Inc.,
from
1
turing in 1958 and thereafter
cipal
Co.,
proved
dated
are
mature
City,
Detroit,
&
par.
City
Inkster), Mich.
and
York
Corp.,
Ingen
Bond Offering—C. L.
Township Sch. Dist. No. 7
Bond
Van
&
4s.
as
Michigan
J.
713—were
p.
Bond
C.
Offering—Bert
Hazle,
tillage Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
Sept. 10
on
the
until
11
Due
notes.
will
a.m.
Sept.
Dated
9,
Oct. 30, 1953.
tuberculosis
County (P. O.
hospital
$300,000
notes
was
amounts of $150,000
each
Granite
the
Trust
Co.,
Quincy, and Norfolk County Trust
Co., Dedham, at 1.30% discount.
Dated Aug. 25, 1953, and due on
April 2, 1954.
West
Bond
Sale—The
712—were
$490,000 school
Aug. 26—v. 178, p
awarded
to
son
&
Curtis, Chicago, Stranahan,
Harris
&
Sattley
both
Co., Inc., Toledo, H. V.
&
of
Co.,
the
&
a
1954 to
1958 to
April 1 fro
1957 inclusive.
585,000 23/4s. Due
1964
inclusive.
95,000 2(4s. Due
on
First
der.
Gilbert,
8
(P.
O.
Bond
Sch. Dist.
of
bonds. Dated
of about 3.01%.
Bonds
$500,000
Frazier,
building
July 1, 1953. Due
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1972
maturing
in
on
inclusive
1961
'
City
Offering
—
J.
W.
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of
ness.
Clerk,
will
certificates of indebted¬
Sept. 1, 1953. Due on
Dated
1959 inclu¬
by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
1
1956 to
from
sive. Legality approved
Eden
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase
company
Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
Moody & Springstead,
Certificate
Boyer,
Bond
V.
trust
or
Cloquet, Minn.
Royal Oak),
Michigan
Offering—A.
bank
both of St. Paul.
&
No.
Aug. 1 from
and
ney,
Sept.
April 1, 1965.
Royal Oak Township
on
Legality approved by Briggs,
$20,000
April 1 from
on
Due
designated by the successful bid¬
a
follows:
on
suitable
J.
net interest cost of
as
1, 1953.
(0 1975 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1968 and thereafter are
callable as of Aug. 1, 1967. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
Co.,
Walter
and
Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids, at
Corp., New York City, as
3.10s, at a price of 100.73, a basis
Boston
Shannon
Detroit,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Boylston, Mass.
bonds offered
Mich.
Sale—The $800,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 26—v. 178,
p. 618—were awarded to a group
$120,000 2V2s. Due
sold in equal
to
Rapids),
Bond
price of par,
about 2.62%,
Dedham), Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of
Wyoming Townships
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
Grand
for
1955
and
Paris
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
P.
Sept. 1 for the purchase
on
$250,000
1953.
Bond Sale—The
Sept. 2
for the purchase of $300,000 school
Aug. 1, 1953. Due
$375,000
Aug. 25—v.
awarded
Oct.
1973 inclusive.
Storey,
Offering—Earl D. Canton,
Clerk, will receive sealed
24—v.
178,
Bond
Sale—The $1,800,000 in¬
cinerating plant revenue bonds
offered Aug. 21 were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the First of
Oct.
Sale—The
Norfolk
on
Southeastern Oakland County
Garbage and Rubbish Authority
(P. O. Pleasant Ridge), Mich.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
inclusive.
63,000 water bonds. Due
from 1954 to
on
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
general obligation
of
as
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
ing
|
callable
are
1957..
terest
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
were
of
$45,000 school bonds. Due
Boston.
Bond
and
1,
1966
purchase of $38,000 water
works improvement bonds. Dated
Me.
Bibber,
Manager, will receive sealed
April
B.
improvement bonds offered
nated
(P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
1953. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
Dodge, of Boston.
Note
callable
bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 1
1
Harlan, Ky.
office.
maturing in
thereafter
and
in¬
1 from 1956 to 1971
'Bonds
Cambridge), Mass.
Bond Offering—John P.
Town
1,
Treasurer's
Aug.
ap¬
Middlesex County
1
Sept.
1, 1954. Prin¬
(F-A) payable
street
callable
Legality
MAINE
Nov. 1 from
KENTUCKY
>
National
Atlas National Bank of Boston, at
for the purchase of
1953.
City
Boston.
pay¬
& Judell, of New Orleans.
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
The
&
Merchants
1,
as
of Oct. 1, 1968. Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
inclusive.
Due
of
maturing
inclusive.
Due
86,000 2%s.
follows:
Feb.
interest
assessment
The
Sept.
offered
Sale—The $268,000 build¬
about
of
as
Bond Sale—The $285,000 special
1953
dated
clusive.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
1954
in 1969 and thereafter
the
at
Bank
mer
are
Principal and interest
able
Oct.
1973 inclusive. Bonds
bonds
1.38% discount.
ing bonds offered Aug. 20—v. 178,
p. 617 —were awarded to Halsey,
otuart & Co., Inc., Chicago, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
1,
Legality approved by Rupert
Stephens, of Manistee.
1
clusive.
(P. O.
District, Iowa
Bond
Aug.
cinnati,
inclusive.
1973
of
price
a
dated
are
District
the
at
site
electric bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
and
&
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Terrebonne Parish
to
at
(Inkster Public Schools)
600,000
were
1953, and mature on Feb. 1 from
1954 to 1968, inclusive. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1961 and thereafter are
$835,000 City Hospital bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
building
$3,000,000
bonds
The
Lu-
E.
until
of
bonds. Dated Oct.
Detroit,
l'
of
22
April
on
Other
build¬
$24,000
Aug.
Inkster, Mich.
1953.
purchase
of Detroit.
4s.
as
McDonald-Moore
to
Holyoke, Mass.
Bond
p.
713—
McDonald-
178,
to
offered
bonds
cipal and
price
24-j-v.
Sale—The
callable
as
bonds of¬
Co., of Detroit,
mo2.
! Offering—Ralph B. Bisland, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
Sept. 15 for the
ing
$72,000 water
O. Ludington), Mich.
(P.
Sale—The $460,000 school
offered
to
Township Sch. Dist. No. 2
Bond
Co.,
Hadley, Mass.
bonds
The
revenue
&
awarded
22, 1953.
Bond
Aug.
Hamlin
Bos¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
on
—
awarded
Dated
Houma), La.
(CST)
Sale
Moore
Aug. 26 to the
Shawmut
ton,
awarded
|
were
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
p.m.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
an¬
Fraser, Mich.
issue of $500,000
Note Sale—An
notes
„
improvement bonds. Due
serially from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
248—were
p.
interest.
1%
fered
Chelsea, Mass.
public
port, jointly.
178,
v.
Na¬
follows:
p.
of Oct. 1,
as
payable at the Detroit Trust Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Mich.
the Security Bank, Allen Park, at
and Dwinnell,
Hill, all of Boston,
T. C. Beasley,
Wyandotte),
$ale—The $42,000 tax
Bond
son,
La.
Ruston,
leans.
Sale—The $130,000 build¬
callable
are
Principal and interest (A-O)
Detroit.
ticipation notes offered July 29—
Weeks, Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
terest A-O.
Sch. Dist., Iowa
O.
Mary's, Leon¬
MASSACHUSETTS
712—were
Pleasant, or at the National City
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
/few Hampton Ind.
Township Schh. Dist. No. 7
supply system
composed
LOUISIANA
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
2%s.
as
Chicago.
The bonds are dated Jan. I until 11 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 15
on Jan. 1 from 1956 to jfor the purchase of $600,000 elec1993 inclusive. Principal and in¬ J trie
light utility revenue bonds.
terest (J-J) payable at the Henry 'Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1
Bond
25—v.
awarded
were
tional
1,1953. Due
Mount
New York City or Detroit.
Note
$100,000 Tall
Timbers-on-the-Potomac Taxing
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
City.
payable at the current of¬
ficial bank of the City in Chicago,
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
agency.
Bank,
inclusive.
Due on Sept, 1 from
1953. Due
1983 in¬
and
interest
15,
Principal
Ecorse
Co., Frankfort, or at the option of
or registered owner, at
Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
New
clusive.
(P. O.
Leonardtown), Md.
1952.
on
July
July 15 from 1956 to
on
St. Mary's County
rev¬
July 1 from 1955 to 1992
inclusive.
Callable on any inter¬
Due
subject to Federal income taxes |
Bond
as
the
issuer
is
not
a
public 'Mayor,
Savings
713—were awarded to McDon¬
p.
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
10
until
Due on Sept. 1 from
1965
to
80,000 3s.
fered
Lexington), Ky.
is
County
1956.
Township Unit Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Millersburg), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $52,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 178,
(J-J)
and Assessment District bonds of¬
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Sept. 9 for
bonds,
revenue
thereafter
Case
both of
follows:
as
$120,000 2%s.
the
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 10
2.90%,
1954.
1,
& Boyce,
Bros.
Baltimore, jointly, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
the holder
Iowa
of
Aug. 1 from 1956 to
on
erson,
Clerk,
•sewer
Due on Aug. 1 from
Trustees,
Indianola, Iowa
•
-City
and Stein
follows:
as
$555,000 3V2s.
price'
a
rrf 100.40.
Commerce
of
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
revenue
the
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Bank
MICHIGAN
1,
from
Portland.
Sale—The $600,000
3.46%,
State
the
1
hospi¬
ald-Moore
&
Co.,
and
Miller,
Shelby, Sterling, Washington,
tal steam plant revenue bonds of¬
Kenower & Co., both of Detroit,
Macomb and Clinton Town¬
fered Aug. 25 were awarded to a
jointly, as 4s, at par.
ships Fractional Sch. Dist.
MARYLAND
group
composed
of
Chas.
A.
No. 1 (P. O. Utica), Mich
Hinsch & Co., Cincinnati; Russell,
Detroit, Mich.
Charles County (P. O.
Bond
Offering — Jack Harvey,
Long & Co., Security
& Bond
Bond Offering—John H. WithLa Plata), Md.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Co., both of Lexington; W. E. Huterspoon, City Controller, will re¬
Bond Sale—The $200,000 court
ton & Co., Weil, Roth & Irving
tion, will receive sealed bids until
bids until
10 a.m.
house improvement bonds offered ceive sealed
8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 10 for the
Co., and Bohmer-Reinhart & Co.,
(EST) on Sept. 1 for the purchase
178,
p.
525—were
all
of Cincinnati,1 at a
purchase of
$1,600,000 building
price of Aug. 25—v.
awarded to Baker, Watts & Co., of $4,000,000 public utility water bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953.
Due
100.008, a net interest cost of about
bonds. Dated
bonds was sold
Bank, Fort Dodge,
Fort
Dodge
National
parking
and
Dodge,
Aug.
Aug.
on
inclusive.
1973
National
Kyi
dated
are
mature
to
(F-A)
IOWA
Fort
(P. O.
County
Louisville),
Principal and inter¬
payable at the Central
(J-J)
bonds
and
and interest
Jeffesron
1, 1961.
National Bank of Greencastle. Le¬
The
1953
1954
Louisville.
of
as
Hays
by
approved
Legality
& Fahey, of
Bank.
National
Harlan
Bond
,
Washington
1
Monday, August 31, 1953
(808)
56
and
Valley, Minn.
Offering — Ann Schmitt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 1
for
the
eral
purchase of $12,000 gen¬
obligation street^' improve¬
ment bonds.
Due
on
Sept.
1 from
1954 to 1963 inclusive. Callable on
any
1954.
interest
:
date
t
Sept.
after
'
.
1,
Number 5251... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
Minn.
Luverne,
Sale
Bond
The
—
Valley County High Sch. Dist. No.
provement bonds offered Aug. 25
—v. 178, p. 618—were awarded to
Danforth &
Danforth, of Sioux
Falls,
Mountain Lake
of
3%s, at
Township (P. O.
Commissioners, as
price of par.
a
Lake), Minn.
Offering—Paul Lohrenz,
Clerk of the Town Board,
(CST)
of
until
bids
ceive .sealed
will
1
re¬
p.m
Sept. 8 for the purchase
on
$36,000 road and bridge build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1966 inclu¬
on
sive.
contain
bonds
The
op¬
an
inter¬
tional clause. Principal and
payable at the Farmers State
Bank, Mountain Lake. Legality
est
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Park
Bond
Rapids, Minn.
offered
bonds
178, p.
19—v.
Aug.
Citi¬
the
to
awarded
618—were
National Bank of Park Rap¬
zens
ids,
special
improvement
street
! ;.
3s, at par.
as
Rushmore,
Bond
Offering
—
k
Aug. 21
on
adopted
Minn.
D. C.
re¬
a
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1969
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1959
water for
a
than
more
population increase of
300%
expanding
an
since
1940
industrial
and
and
creational
industry that last
brought
gross revenue
a
re¬
year
of
proposed
for
the
sale
installation
of
with
a maximum delivery of
13,750,000 gallons daily of Lake Mead
water to
the Las Vegas valley.
This would transport for the first
time Lake Mead water to the en¬
the
callable
as
payable at any suitable bank
by the purchaser. Le¬
est
designated
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
of Minneapolis.
son,
School
(P. O. Biwabik),
Minnesota
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$85,000
offered Aug.
bonds
ing
20
were
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co., of
Minneapolis,
as
supplementing
13,300,000 gallons daily now
being delivered within the rela¬
at a price
2.90s,
struction
of
transport
contemplates
36-inch
a
Lake
the Las Vegas
sition
the
of
road
con¬
pipeline to
Mead
into
water
District and acqui¬
Union
controlled
Pacific
local
Rail¬
ity.
schedule
will
Special Sch. Dist, Minn.
S. Glo¬
District
Clerk,
receive
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed
(CST)
the purchase of
$250,000 building bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1953.
Due semi-annually
from
Dec.
15, 1954, to Dec. 15,
1956, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
any
suitable
banking institution designated by
14
Sept.
on
Concord, N. H.
Offering—Oscar
Bond
ver,
for
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
& Barber, of Minne¬
proved by
ker, Scott
apolis.
Note
bonds
trial
713—were sold to Kroeze,
McLarty & Co., of Jackson, at a
178, p.
price of par.
Perry
Middletown
Bond
Offering
—
idheiser,
bids until 8 p.m.
the
p.m.
Tishomingo County Supervisor s
luka), Miss.
Sale—An issue of $100,000
District No. 4 (P.O.
industrial bonds was sold to M. A.
Saunders & Co., of
Memphis, and
jointly,
3s, 3V4S, and 33/4S. Dated June
1953. Legality
approved by
Cady & Co., of Columbus,
as
1,
Trauernicht,
&
Charles
of
No.
(
4% public park bonds
the Union Planters
National Bank of Memphis, and
J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nash¬
was
the
(DST)
Sent. 9
on
of
$297,000
Aug. 1, 1952.
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1982
on
Principal
payable at
interest
and
New
of
City.
Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. North Brunswick), N. J.
Bond
and
Offering
Harold
—
W.
Miers, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST)
on
Sept. 15 for
the
purchase of $800,000 building
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
Free
Sch.
of
Roosevelt
a
about
East
Township
&
O.
receive
a.m. (DST) on
Sept. 3 for the purchase of $188,500 bonds, divided as follows:
$180,000 Hampton Manor-Hillview
District
on
No.
4
bonds.
March 1 from
Bond
Sale
The
—
1954
Sewer
and
sold
to
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
ville, jointly.
New
York
Bond
Offering—W.
bids
sealed
1954
Due
on
in¬
1983
to
Trust
Bankers
the
Co.,
the Mea¬
Brook National Bank, Man-
dow
City,
at
or
Hasset.
R. F. D. No. 3,
Syracuse 7), N. Y.
Onondaga (P. O.
No,
Bond
Sale—The
$115,000 street
bonds
27—v.
714-j-were awarded
p.
offered
Aug.
to the Marine Trust Co., of West¬
New
ern
at
York, Buffalo,
price of 100.16 a
a
about
as
2.40s,
basis
of
2.37%.
Green Island, N.
Bond
Sale—The
Y.
$45,000
street
improvement
bonds
714—were awarded
171),
2.90s,
as
p.
basis
at
offered
Aug.
a
Donald
Bonds
$20,000,000
Issue
To
V.
Lowe,
Vice
—
Chairman
Aug. 26 that the
will issue Consol¬
idated Bonds with a par value of
ity,
bonds, divided
Due
announced
$20,000,000
light
bonds.
March 1 from 1955 te
inclusive.
1983
bonds.
water
March
1
from
Due
1956
to
on
1986
inclusive.
sanitary
255,000
Due
bonds.
sewer
March 1 from 1956 to
on
1986 inclusive.
150,000
recreational
bonds.
Due
The
1953.
facilities^
March
on
1 from
1978 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
Principal
Sept.
1,
and! interest (M-S)
payable in New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Mitchell
&
Pershing, of New York City.
Washington, iN. C.
Bond
Aug.
Sale
and
water
25—v.
awarded
The
—
to
178,
a
offered
714—were
composed of
p.
group
Securities
$1,125,096
bonds
sewer
Durham.
Corp.,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., New York
2.85%.
714—were awarded to the State
&
Co.,
mitted
100.02
Inc.,
the
for
New
only
1955 to
3%s.
100,000
from
1978
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1977
Due
June.
on
1
inclusive.
1981
to
as soon
York,
other
sub¬
bid
of
3V2s.
June 1 from
565,000 4s.
Due
on
1082
1993
inclusive.
to
DAKOTA
NORTH
practicable.
as
proceeds will be used for cap¬
Bismarck, N. Dak.
ital expenditures at five facilities.
Warrant! Sale—The $356,000 re¬
Of this amount $10,000,000 will be
funding
improvement
warrants
earmarked for the Third Tube of offered
Aug. 25—v. 178, p. 714—
the Lincoln Tunnel, $5,000,000 for were awarded to the First Na-*
Port
$3,000,000 for the
Authority Piers,
Nevyark,
Hoboken
-
tional Bank of Minneapolis.
Port
George
for the Port Authority
and
$500,000
for
the
Washington Bridge con¬
with the Palisades Pkwy.
OHIO
$1,500,000
Building
The bonds,
the Second Series
Hempstead Central High Sch. Dist. of the Port
Authority's Consoli¬
No. 3 (P. O. Bellmore), N. Y.
dated
Issue, will be offered on
Bond Sale—The $5,064,000 build¬
an all or none basis.
Present plans
ing bonds offered Aug. 26—v. 178, call for the formal
advertising of
art
$460,000 4s. Due
The
the
bonds
the
sale
sioner
Sept.
on
Sept.
on
3,
16.
that
stated
Lowe
1953, and
Commis¬
in
all
probability this would be the final
offering of the current year.
NORTH
ing bonds offered Aug. 27—v. 178,
p.
714—were
awarded , to
the
Alliance, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
water works revenue bonds
gage
offered
were
Aug. 24—v.
awarded
to
County
(P.
Offering—W.
714—
com¬
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.
Inc., Toledo, R. S. Dickson & Co..
Chicago, Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Indianapolis, Sweney Cartwright & Co., of Columbus, and
Ginther, Johnson & Co., of Cleve¬
land, at a price of 99.05, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.16%, as fol¬
Dec.
O.
from
1
June 1 and
on
to
1954
1960
in¬
clusive.
Concord), N. C.
Bond
p.
group
178,
a
$235,000 23/4s. Due
Cabarrus
.
$900,000 mort¬
lows:
CAROLINA
Easter-
E.
420,000
3s.
Manufacturers
Co.,
Buffalo,
and
Roosevelt
&
Cross, New York City, jointly, as
3s, at a price of 100.63, a basis of
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Dec.
ernment Commission, will receive
about
eigh, until 11
Due
June
1
and
clusive.
Aug.
awarded
were
I posed
of
Newark,
York
of
24—v.
to
Ryan,
178,
a
group
Hanauer
Lebenthal
618—
p.
&
com-
&
Co.,
Co.,
New
City, and J. R. Ross & Co.,
Newark,
100.26,
a
Scotch
as
4s,
at
a
price
of
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Scotch Plains), N. J.
Offering—D.
E.
Everett,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 10 for the
Traders
Trust
2.93%.
sealed
for
1
Lewiston and Porter Central School
District No.
basis; of about 3.96%.
Plains
&
1
(P.O. Youngs-
town), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
syndicate
composed
of
his
office
in
(EST)
purchase of
on
at
the
a.m.
school
$72,000
Due
on
refunding
1967 inclusive.
24,000
Marine
1
from
1965
Due
to
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
Wood, Struthers & Co., and R. D.
1953.
the
White
Pershing, of New York City.
Due
on
Suburban
Trust
Co.,
July 1
Prin¬
Scotch
velt
Co., Buffalo, Roose¬
Cross, New York City,
&
&
Co.,
all
of
New
York
on
1967
inclusive.
Trust
The
bonds
are
dated
Sept.
1,
1953. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable in New York City. Legal¬
approved
by
on
1961
245,000 3V^s. Due
Dec.
1
from
1969
to
June
on
1970
to
in¬
1 and
1973
in¬
clusive.
Bond
Mitchell
&
Offering
—
J.
C.
Wells
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
refunding bonds.
March
from
1
Barnesville, Ohio
bonds.
March 1 from 1955 to
ity
July 1, 1953.
from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Ral¬
Sept.
$96,000
bonds, divided as follows:
The
$1,200,000
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
v. 178, p. 714—were awarded to a
—
bids
Dated
Ral¬
follows:
as
electric
on
250,000
bi-state agency
nection
City Bank of Troy,
price of 100.25, a
of about
York Authority, N. Y.
Port of New
Traders Trust
will
in
im¬
$417,000
purchase of $350,000 school bonds.
Clerk,
Z. Thomas,
office
of The Port of New York Author¬
Y.
improvement
178,
The
—
1,
cial Bank & Trust Co., Albany.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Fredonia, N.
Sale
Bond
District
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) oh Sept.
14
for the
purchase of $55,000
sewerage
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Offering—S.
his
at
$1,095,000
First
Co. of Western New York,
Buffalo, Blair, Rollins & Co., New
York
City,
Manufacturers
&
Circle, Mont.
Bond
Easter-
E.
eigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
1 for the purchase of $1,750,006
1955 to
pay¬
at
City.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
1953.
York
Ral¬
Sept.
Kinston, N. C.
fered
Bond
MONTANA
Town
of
inclusive.
interest (F-A)
New
in
on
ap¬
Each issue is dated Aug. 1,
able
office
(EST)
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able in New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell & Pershing^
to
Legality approved by
Principal and
his
a.m.
1 for the purchase of $35,000 re¬
funding road and bridge bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on March
1
from
1972
to
1975
inclusive.
Feb. 1
on
1978
to
from
1
at
City, Barcus, Kindred & Co., Chi¬
cago, Breed & Harrison, Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., both
provement district bonds offered
Hampton Manor bonds. Due
of Cincinnati, T. R. Alcock & Co..
Aug. 27 — v. 178, p. 714 — were
on March 1 from
1954 to 1970
of New York City, and Walter.
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.
inclusive.
Inc., and George B. Gibbons & Co., Woody & Iieimerdinger, of Cin¬
The bonds are dated Sept.
1, both of New York City, jointly, as cinnati at a price of 100.06, a ne.
1953. Principal and interest (M-S)
interest cost of about 3.97%, as
2.90s, at a price of 100.61, a basis
payable at the National Commer¬ of about 2.82%.
follows:
Sewer
var¬
$184,000
Legality
Washington
Port
Feb.
1954 to
O.
(P.
inclusive.
bonds.
1954
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
& Mitchell, of New York City,
sealed bids until 11
Water
from
1
566,000 drainage bonds.
Greenbush), N. Y.
Commission, will receive
bids
eigh, until 11
loway, of New York City.
East
will
from
1
Legality approved by Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
Offering—Lincoln F. Stock,
Supervisor,
ernment
sealed
r
Feb.
clusive.
(P.
Feb.
on
City.
from
group
&
Lackawanna City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
Pennsauken), N. J.
as
1973 inclusive. Legal¬
District bonds. Due
3.36%.
Greenbush
Town
Due
on
476,000
Cross,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Francis
I. duPont & Co., and R. D. White
& Co., all of New York City, as
3.40s. at a price of 100.46, a basis
of
Bond
Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
City.
(P. O. Babylon), N. Y.
Comptroller, as 3.40s, at par. A
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stu¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
re¬
a.m.
divided
bonds,
incinerator plant
902,500
Dist.
sive.
proved
will
10:30
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
&
Washburn, of New York
p.
Pennsauken
York
Sale—The $905,000 build¬
composed
County (P. O.
Kenansville), N. C.
Sept. 1 for the purchase
on
Due
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
at
the
Fir;st National
Bank,
Milltown.
Legality
ap¬
Clerk,
W.
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New
a
the Keansburg
Mitchell,
&
O.
Y.
bids until
1954 to
26
maturity
27—v.
Trimble
on
Thomas
—
Town
$2,044,500
water
revised
714—were awarded to
p.
ity approved by Caldwell, Marsh¬
all,
(DST)
ing bonds offered Aug. 27—v. 178,
Board
Dated
Offering
ceive sealed
of
due
57'
Duplin
ious municipal purposes bonds of¬
Winona, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
3%%
Union
3
Bond
National Bank, Keansburg. Legal¬
St.
Louis.
-
of
purchase
bonds.
(F-A)
Ruth W. Car-
(CST) on Aug. 31
for the purchase of $30,000 court
house improvement bonds.
Bond
Secretary
Education, will receive sealed
North Brunswick
ley, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
will receive sealed bids
3
Township Sch. Dist.
1953, and
Hempstead (P.
Fitzerald,
Aug.
The
be
to the National
New
visors,
until
National
Concord, at
(P. O. Leonardo), N. J.
Offering—James E. Dav-
eof
Bond
1982
Bond
York
County (P. O.
Augusta), Miss.
the
NEW JERSEY
inclusive.
$40,000 indus¬
offered Aug. 24—v.
$150,000 notes
178, p. 713—
to
discount.
1.54%
Due
Sale—The
24—v.
State Capital Bank of
school
Batesville, Miss.
Aug.
awarded
were
for
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
Sales—The
offered
27,
Manhasset), N.
NEW YORK
8,500
Winona
North
1983 inclusive.
HAMPSHIRE
Aug.
30, 1953.
offering made.
new
Due
NEW
Oct.
companies, at l7/s% int.
bonds.
and
offered
rejected.
were
util¬
water
Dated
Bids for the
—
sewer
bonds
revenue
Bond
project
100.07.
of
$2,400,000 joint
tively small area of the city limits
of Las Vegas from a system of
The
trust
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Bonds Not Sold
artesian wells.
St. Louis County Common
District No. 24
Vegas Valley,
sold
was
$100,000 Albertson Water District
the
system
a
&
anticipation notes
follows:
bond issue will be used
the
by
$40,000,-
NEW MEXICO
more
of
Bank,
approved
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Babylon
from
and
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on
July 1 from 1954 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Legality
City, N. Y.
Aug. 27 to various local banks
on
purchase of $237,000 building
$120,000,000 to the Southern
tire
are
000 tax
Offering—Edgar E. Rog¬
ers,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 8 for
declare the project to be financed
of
thereafter
(P. O. Belmar), N. J.
Caldwell,
Sept. 1 1958. Principal and inter¬
and
New York
able at the Belmar National
price of 100.66,
a
Note Sale—An issue of
Bond
the
3.20s, at
as
basis of about 3.14%.
City.
Belmar.
plying water for the rapidly ex¬
panding economy of the city and
environs of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Organizers of the water district
City,
a
Wall Township School District
bond issue for the purpose of supr
Proceeds
Shore,
Legality approved by Reed,
solution calling for a special elec¬
tion
Sept. 30 for an $8,700,000
Nevada city.
purchase of $50,000 water
Sept. 1, 1953.
on
District
•
works bonds. Dated
Due
Water District, Nev.
Voters
to
P$ss
on
$8,700,000
Bond Issue—The Las Vegas Water
than
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 3
for the
Vegas
by the proposed bond issue, will
solve the
problem of supplying
Sale—The $38,000
assessment
NEVADA
Las
York
Land
Mountain
Bond
Plains.
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
(P. U. Glasgow), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 178,
p. 526—were awarded to the State
Board
2Vzs.
as
1-A
im¬
$40,000
(809)
until
noon
(EST)
on
Sept. 4
for the purchase of $25,000
hospi¬
construction,
limited
tax
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due
tal
on
Oct. 1 from 1954 t6 1978 inclu-*
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at
the
First
Bank of Barnesville.
proved
by
Squire,
National
Legality
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ap
&
'
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(810)
Morris,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Sept. 3 for the purchase of $459,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$374,000
treatment plant
sewage
and
improvem't bonds.
sewer
on
1977
1955
from
1
Dec.
Due
1955
from
1
Dec.
on
to
1977 inclusive.
bonds
The
Sept.
dated
are
1,
1953, and are callable as of Dec. 1,
1963.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
&
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
Brook
100.63,
Dated
bonds.
improvement
street
$60,000
Aug.
1953. Due
inclu¬
1,
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1964
Principal and interest (A-O)
sive.
payable
Central National
the
at
Bank of Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Ohio
the Sinking Fund
bonds offered by
on
Aug. 26—v., 178,
awarded
& Harrison, of
Breed
to
619—were
p.
a
to
Offering—Dorothy Lewis
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
improvement
Dec. 1
from
,1954 to 1963 inclusive. Inter¬
(J-D). Purchaser to furnish
opinion.
Offering
Clerk
ward,
County
H.
—
receive
will
Clerk,
City
(EST)
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
Sept.
on
$107,025.20
limited
purchase of
' assessment,
for the
special
9
bonds
tax
of
the
on
bids
sealed
(EST)
Sept.
will
until
for
14
1955
Intersection
able
Marburger,
Bricker,
by
&
Evatt
Bond
Fund
Offering
Education,
Sept.
Bond
91
3,925.65 Street Improvement, Ser¬
of
water
main
Oct.
bonds.
240
No.
from1
1
on
to. 1963
in¬
Im¬
241
3,099.55
Sanitary
Sewer
provement,
Series No.
1954
Due
bonds
The
Oct.
on
1958
to
Oct.
dated
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality
Sanders
on
by
Squire,
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
approved
1,
1954 to
from
1
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 building bonds.
on
Dated Oct.
1, 1953.
from
to
1954
terest J-D.
bids
for
until
the
water
(EST)
noon
purchase
(P. O. Columbus),
Sept. 4
on
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
limited
bonds
tax,
was
$21,627.50
(Second
Due
1964
to
Shaffer
Peck.
sold
on
$146,000
on
inclusive.
M-S.
Interest
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale
Bond
27—v.
178,
the
Bond
Offering—John
Village
p.
854
Zimmer¬
Clerk,
for the purchase of $7,-
special
bonds. Dated
assessment
Oct.
sewer
1, 1953. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
the
$16,440
street
bonds offered Aug.
619—were awarded
Merchants De¬
&
posit Co., of Swanton, as 3s, at par.
pay¬
Geneva
Savings &
Trust Co., Geneva. Legality ap¬
proved
by Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
Sale—The
$30,708.12 spe¬
improvement
July 24—v. 178, p.
cial assessment street
bonds
offered
194—were
awarded
&
Cleveland,
Co.,
nriop
of
Harris
of
100.29,
McDonald
to
as
Witter
Dean
&
Co.,
Pacific
Seattle;
of
Bank,
both
of
San
Northwest
M. Adams & Co.,
Co., June S. Jones &
basis
a
3s,
of
at
a
about
Willoughby),
O.
(P.
Bond Offering
—
G. F. Martin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(DST) on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $224,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1
from 1954 to
cipal and
1963 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
at the Cleveland
(J-D)
payable
Trust Co., Will-
ougby.
io^4
840,000 4s. Due
The
Sale
—
1953 and
1958.
The
Sale—The $75,000 build¬
(P. O. Dillard), Ori.
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 178,
Bond Sale—The
$198,000 build¬
p. 527—were awarded to Hayden, ing bonds offered Aug. 18—v.
178,
Miller & Co., of Cleveland, as o.
^35 — were awarded to the
3V2S, at a price of 100.13, a basis Douglas County State
Bank, Rosas
4%s, at
par.
on
dated
callable
are
Sept.
of Dec.
as
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
&
members
the
of
cate: Harriman Ripley &
general obligation bonds
syndi¬
$15,000
Co., Inc.,
&
Co., Chas. N. Tripp Co., and Hess
Co,,
of New
Multnomah
Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Portland 16), Ore.
22
County
Bond Offering—Sealed
received
until 8 p.m.
urer
for the
(PST)
Sept. 10
on
purchaseiof $152,590 budd¬
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March
inclusive.
March
1,
Sept.
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
and
bids will
by the County Treas¬
1,
1953.
1955 to
1967
Codings
phia,
of
Co.,
callable
of
as
1961.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved
by Winfree, McCulloch,
terest (M-S)
Sayre, of Portland.
North Bend, Ore.
bonds
awarded
were
offered
to
Aug. 25
Blyth & Co., of
Portland.
bonds
Co.,
&
Sept.
urer's
Legality-
&
the
for
14
purchase
of
improvement bonds,
Princeville, Ore.
Offering — Francis
of
Bond
Jt4 for the
Bond
Juris,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
pur¬
bids
8
until
for
8
the
p.m.
improvement
of
bonds.
Dated Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1954
on
interest
payment
interest
date.
payable
on
any
Principal
at
the
City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
by
bids
until
Sent.
027.57 improvement
Sept. 1, 1953. Due
1954
to
after
3
(PST)
Sept. 1 from
1963
inclusive.
years
from date
Callable
of
issue.
'
(DST)
chase
Sept.* 15
on
a
i
com-
S
Co.,
J
j
j
&
Space
&
v
2.65%,
Due
Aug.
on
1962
on
1
from
the pur¬
bonds.
for
Oct.
1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1
cipal and
1968 inclusive. Prin¬
interest payable at the
County National Bank,
Legality*/ approved
by
ElliottMunson,
Townsend,
Philadelphia.
of
£;
on
405,000 2.60s. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
to
220,000 2.70s. Due
on
Aug. 1, 1972
j
-
Laurens
County (P. O. Laurens),
Bond Sale—An issue of
court
$200,000
house, road and bridge imbonds
provement
Courts
&
Dated
from
sold
was
Co., of Atlanta,
July 1, 1953. Due
1954
as
2%s.
1
Bonds
Not
submitted
Boldt,
Offering.— Arthur
bids
sealed
receive
will
the
Chase
York
National
City,
Bank,
the
at
or
New
Palmettg
j
Charleston.
j
SOUTH
until
$2,750,r
Oct. 6 for the purchase of
Belle
|
DAKOTA
Fourche
Independent School
District, S. Dak.
system^expansion bonds.
bonds
offered
the
sewer
Bond
York
receiv%$0ja!ed bids until $90,000
tors, will
7:30
$85,000
were
sewer
Aug. 24—v. 178,
p.
619.
oh Sept. 10 for
of $400,000 improve¬
(DST)
p.m.
the purchase
bonds.
Sale—The
Dated Sept.
15, 1953.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the District Treasurer's
office.
Legal ItT approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and J. M. Dain & Co.,
both of Minneapolis, jointly,
as 2.90s,
at a price of 100.12,
Sept. 15 frdfii 1955 to 1970
on
inclusive.
Sold—No bids
for
basis
a
on
PENNSYLVANIA
Aug.
Borough
receive
sealed
Secretary,
bids
until
1
about
from
2.87%.
1956
to
90,000
to
of Schools
3s, at
as
^
State
and
Due
par.
1964 to
on
j
|
i
j
1963
Department
Public
]
Due
•
the
j
j
Lands,
Aug. 1
1972 inclusive.
]
I
j
I
RHODE ISLAND
Beallsville, Pa.
Offering —John D.
caster,
of
inclusive.
from
Bond
j
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
Director of Finance and Accounts,
Due
Veronia, Ore.
1
July 1
on
1963 inclusive. Prin-
to
j
I
to
Bank, Laurens. Legality approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of
Eri^Pa.
ment
Bank.
f
South Carolina
$180,000 buildSchoofaDistrict, Pa.
Offering—S'fGordon Rudy, ing bonds offered Aug. 20—v. 178,
Secretary of the 'Board of Direc¬ p. 620—were awarded as follows:
Sweet Home
j
1973.
Bond
619—were awarded to the First
j
j
Sayre, of Portland.
p.
1
Aug. 1 from
Interest
Sweet Home, Ore.
Sale —The $75,000
City
Hall bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 178,
j
1
000
M-S. Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch; Shuler &
j
inclusive.
1967
to
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
350,000 2V2s. Due
1968
\
|
1959 inclusive.
to
1963
j
j
5s.
1960
j
I
620—
p.
group
Dickson
follows:
1956 to
$130,000 building
1954 to
Bond
j
York
$125,000
will
of
Dated
from
to
S.
Johnson,
and
Borough-Secretary,
walski,
on
bonds. Dated
on
...
178,
25-pv.
R.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
14 for the purchase of $28,-
p.m.
,
j
Ko-
Chester.
Bond
Mundt,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
\
of
150,000 2V4S. Due
F.
Delaware
Salem, Ore.
Offering—Alfred
7:30
as
Eddystone, Pa.
Offering—Walter
Bond
of
Le-
Bank
Charleston.
net interest cost of about
a
Aug. 20 of $135,000 im¬
provement bonds—v. 178, p. 527—
because of legal technicalities.
Sept.
on
j
j
j
City, and Rodman &
Linn, of Chicago, at a price of par,
obliged to cancel the of¬
$12,006.90
inclusive. Callable
1963
and
(PST)
purchase
National
j
of
as
Sale—The $1,250,000 sew-
Aug.
,
New
on
''
callable
are
1,
1962
Co.,
Savannah, Andrews & Wells, Inc*
Cancelled—Dis¬
....
in
Charlotte, Bache & Co., New York
City,
Easton School District, Pa.
Offering
Aug.
maturing
awarded
posed
improvement
1, 1953. Due
$135,000
dated
are
system extension bonds of-
were
the
will
bids'until 7:30 p.m.
Sept.
on
of
was
from
1
Simons, of Charleston.
fered
Secretary 1 of
School*-Directors,
receive sealed
fering
Aug.
on
Carolina,
erage
20.
Aug.
on
or¬
Offering Details—Charles
Bond
;
Greenville, S. C.
approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
1 from
Aug.
on
inclusive.
those
(DST)
on
office.
|
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
Sept. 1, bonds. Dated Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1954 to. on Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1963 in¬
1972 inclusive. Callable as of Sept.
clusive.
Legality^ approved by
1,
1964.
Principal
and
interest Townsend, Elliot .& Munson, of
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
Philadelphia.
1953. Due
from
1
inclusive.
Due
Southern
and
Pa.
Richards,
(DST)
Due
thereafter
and
&
York
District,
dated
are
as
inclusive.
1965
bonds
and
South
School
iginally offered
Board
sold
Aug. 1, 1961. Principal and interest (F-A) payable at the Citizens
Offering—Sealed bids will
$135,000
was
Atlanta,
Aug.
on
1956
1973
The
1953
of Phila¬
all
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
Due
3s.
1966 to
Scribner,
&
Warren W.
and
Easton
chase
The
40,000
Poole,
Co., of Allentown.
W.
Bond Sale—The $182,000 sewage
disposal
Deane
Dolphin
Bond
4s.
1957 to
Yarnall
&
Co.,
Sherrerd, Janney &
&
delphia,
of
Parke, all of Philadel¬
Singer,
Butcher
Co.,
45,000 2%s.
&
Pittsburgh,
maturing in 1962
are
Stroud
Schmidt,
Co.,
&
Roberts &
&
1954 to
Co., Aspden, Robinson & Co., C. C.
York,
Courts
to
follows:
Co., Blyth
&
Charles¬
Charleston), S. C.
1,
proved
by
Rhoads,
Simon
Reader, of Harrisburg.
CAROLINA
County, North
Public Service District (P. O.
ton
ap¬
iall
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
:
SOUTH
1,
(J-D). Legality
Other
Boston.
Charleston
1, 1988.
Dec.
on
are
Interest
p.m.
by.
Palmer &
Dec. 1 from
& McFaul, all of Portland.
Douglas County Sch Dist. No. 116
enburg,
bonds
of
Bank
1978 inclusive.
1972 to
2
inclusive.
i
1
until
Dated Aug.
1, 1953. Due
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
First
National
1 from
JJec.
uue on
bids
Sept. 3 for the purchase
$50,000
Stillmanville
Bridge
proved
Peabody
Bond
Zanesville, Ohio
'/2S.
sealed
on
bonds.
1 from
Dec.
>
on
inclusive.
1963
to
as
basis of about 2.78%.
a
(DST)
of
follows:
as
Due on
430,000 3%s. Due
Co.,
E.
&
City,
Co.,
Co., both of Bos¬
2.80s, at a price of
Bond Offering—William J. Mc-
bonds
syndicate
a
Kidder,
Bond
Savings
Francisco; Kalman & Co., of Min¬
proved
$138,833.07
street and water works improve¬
R. F. D., Geauga), Ohio
ment bonds offered
Aug. 21—v.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 build¬
178, p. 527 — were awarded to
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 178,
Sweney Cartwright & Co., of Co¬
p.
527—were awarded to Haylumbus, as 2%s, at a price of
den, Miller & Co., of Cleveland, as
101.20, a basis of about 2.53%.
3V2S, at a price of 100.08, a basis
of about 3.49%.
1
OREGON
of about 3.48%.
&
Trust
Chicago;
Philadelphia
National
Bank,
of
Philadelphia;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
2.94%.
Bond
Ohio
1955
of the syndicate:
awarded to R. L. Day &
receive
by Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
York
365,uutj 3
Other members
Sale—The $550,000 school
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered
Aug. 24—v. 178, p. 620—
Lauglin, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
revenue
Aug. 19 to
$300,000 3s.
Sept. 1 from
on
Providence), R. /.
Westerly, R. I.
Valley Joint School
building
on
from
1
on Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
to
Hamden Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Huntsburgh Local Sch. Dist.,
Due
Due
to
1, 1953. Due
Ohio
Warren,
Ohio
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 21
The
—
Farmers
Willowick
man,
sold
;
(P. O.
Bond
100.14,
Sale—An issue of $1,935,-
000 school
was
3.90s, at
as
-
ton, jointly,
County, Pa.
Bond
Boston,
South Kingstown
by
Authority, Cumberland
trict
Ohio
Geneva-On-The-Lake,
Sept.
on
1973
1963
Swanton, Ohio |
water
Aug. 25 to Hal-
Sept. 15 from 1954
Williams, of
&
Cincinnati.
and
sewer
sey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Chicago, as
2V4S, at a price of 100.16, a basis
of about 2.22% ^
Dated Sept. 15,
1953.
by
Bank of
of
1
and Estabrook &
First
the
at
Bond
Amburgy Extension) bonds. Dated
to
Ohio
fol¬
Bank
par.
were
interest
and
National
Castle Shannon. Legality
payable
Port¬
of
1.962 inclusive.
to
Bolanger,
extension
works
improvement
Franklin County
Due
1,100,000 3s.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Due on Dec. 1
inclusive.
In¬
1977
Bank
South Lebanon, Ohio
Aug. 15, 1953. Due on Dec. 15
Finneytown Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Cincinnati 24), Ohio
Bond Offering—Lester Bauman, cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Lebanon Citizens National
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon Bank, Lebanon. Legality approved
(EST)
1960
Shuler &
Bond Offering—W. F.
1953.
June
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Cen¬
tral National Bank, Cleveland.
inclusive.
are
Dated
Dec.
re¬
p.m.
the pur¬
portion,
for
village
bonds.
Due
8
inclusive.
from
1
until
10
$50,000
1953.
will
Clerk,
Sept.
on
W.
Due
1968 in¬
1954 to
from
1
Cumberland
about 3.07%, as
300,000 23/4S.
be
Russell
—
bids
1973
1954
clusive.
bonds.
sealed
(DST)
Due
sealed
Heights, Ohio
Village
chase
1
1964 inclusive.
to
of
Kizzo,
1,1 1953.
Sept.
Principal
headed
Atkinson
Hoy,
E.
Board
receive
Sept.
build¬
1954 to 1959 inclusive.
21
Offering
Hanslik,
National
$600,000 4s.
for the pur¬
chase of $1,110,000 school bonds.
Richmond
No.
Sept.
on
the
of
will
until
bids
Paul
—
Clerk-Treasurer
Dated
clusive.
offered Aug. 25 were
a syndicate headed by
bonds
First
neapolis;
'
Columbus.
of
Barton,
pay¬
Legality approved
Bank, Medina.
from
ies
ing
awarded to
the
pur¬
Phoenix National
the Old
at
ceive
Due
bonds.
1955
(P. O. Salem), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000
re¬
inclusive.
1964
to
J.
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Marion County Sch. Dist. No. 24 CI Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
noon
the
F.
—
Secretary,.., will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
8
for
the
purchase of $361,000
street
and
road
improvement
approved
of
jail construction
bonds. Dated Sept.
1,® 1953. Due
semi-annually on May 1 and Nov.
Street Improvement and
$100,000
National Bank of Eugene.
chase of $350,000
from
build¬
$17,000
619—were awarded to the First
p.
Offering
Borough
New
Board
Commissioners,
ceive
follows:
as
Sale—The
lows:
Wood¬
B.
Bond
bonds.
land, at a price of par, a net in¬
County (P. O.
Medina), Ohio
Napoleon City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Agnes Brown
—
County Sch. Dist. No. 102J
terest cost of
Medina
Bond
County
the
at
in¬
(P. O. Linslaw), Ore.
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1953. Due on
Columbus, Ohio
Cain,
Lane
of
Offering
payable
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $94,-
est
Principal and
tional
Castle Shannon, Pa.
1,
1955 to
on
Bond
road
Oct.
from
1
Treasurer's office.
Bond
Gibb,
171.18
on
ing bonds offered Aug. 17—v. 178,
Ohio
Cincinnati.
Bond
inclusive.
terest
dated
are
Jan.
Due
1964
basis of about 2.64%.
a
bonds
1953.
of
of
Inc.,
price
Principal and interest (M-N)
city
$882,000
Sale —The
Co.,
at
Mayfield,
1
Bond
24—v.
awarded
&
2%s,
as
Aug.
were
—
Bosworth
Toledo,
legal
Sept. 8 for the purchase
on
619
p.
Braun,
sealed
(EST)
on
178,
Village1 Clerk, will re¬
bids
until
noon
Govern,
ceive
offered
bonds
ment
Cyrus E. Mc-
—
$69,189.45 spe¬
street
improve¬
assessment
Ohio
Park,
Bond Offering
of
cial
to
storm relief sewer bonds.
Due
Sale—The
Bond
inclusive.
85,000
The
Lima, Ohio
Bedford, Ohio
— F.
B.
Offering
Bond
.Monday, August 31, 1953
8
TENNESSEE
Central Falls, R. I.
Lan¬
Sale
Bond
will
funding
p.m.
which
and
no
—
finding bonds for
bids
were
„.received
on
(DST)
Aug. 5—c. 178, p. 527—were) sub¬
of
sequently
on Sept. 8 for the purchase
$13,000 improvement bonds.
Blount
The $650,000 re¬
sold
to
the
First
Na¬
County (P. O.
Maryville), Tenn.
Offering—George D. RobCounty Judge, will receive
Bond
erts,
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(CST)
on
j
Number 5251
Volume 178
7:30 p.m.
$300- proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Sept. Chicago.
15 from
TEXAS
Sept. 10 for the purchase of
highway bonds. Dated
O0U
Due
1953.
15,
Sept.
on
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Bank
of
Maryviile,
or
at the
Blount
National Bank of Mary¬
viile. Legality approved by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
1958
to
1954
Putnam
Offering
ed
1
bonds.
Due
1954 to
1974
on
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the Citizens Bank, or at the
Robertson
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept.
9
1953.
bonds. Dated June 1,
school
Due
$174,000
purchase~of
the
for
1
June
on
inclusive.
1973
1954 to
from
at the First
National Bank, Dallas, or at
the
National
City Bank of
payable
York.
New
bonds.
pal
$5,050,000
The
—
able
tional
the
First
National
of Memphis, at a price of
No.
about
net interest cost of
a
2.51%,
as
follows:
cipal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at the Dallas
National
2V2s, due
000
1954
Dallas.
Bank,
and
inclusive;
1976
to
•
$800,000 2.60s, due on Sept. 1,
650,000 hospital bonds: $570,000
2V2S, due on Sept.
1 from
1954
to
1976 inclusive; and
Note
of
Dallas.
1,
Mc-
Crowe,
&
Parkhurst
Call,
10,
Oct.
dated
approved "by
j oaaiity
$80,000 2.60s, clue on Sept.
1978.
and
1977
bonds
from
21/2s. Due on Sept. 1
as
1954
inclusive.
1968
to
200,000 Cossitt Library bonds as
2V2s. Due on
Sept. 1 from
1954 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds
seawall
300,000
Due
on
1968
Sept.
as
inclusive.
Other members of the
National
Philadelphia
Sept.
600,000 notes. Dated Sept.
Due June 4, 1954t
Sale—The $675,000 build¬
Bond
Gladewater, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
of
sewer
bonds
G. Edwards & Sons, of
Louis. First Securities Com¬
A.
St.
of Chicago, Wachovia Bank
6 Trust
Co., of Winston-Salem,
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn, of St.
pany
Corp.,
York, Watkins, Morrow &
Louis, New York Hanseatic
of New
National'City
Co., of Birmingham,
Bank,
of
Cleveland,
National Bank,
Rockland-
of Boston,
Milwaukee,
Womeldor'ff & Lindsey, of Little
Atlas
Milwaukee
Co.,
of
Lucas, Eisen &
of Kansas City, H. V.
1960
to
1965 inclusive.
15, 1953. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
First National Bank, Dallas.
Le¬
Dated
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Sch. Dist. No.
mon
T
Bond Sale—An issue of
$903,000
a
group
Co., both of Nashville, C. H. Little
&
Co.,
Jackson,
Gib¬
Webster &
navigational
ment
the
1953. Due on July 1 from
Interest
inclusive.
1983
to
J-J.
Legality
mas,
Huguenin
approved by Du¬
& Boothman, of
Dallas.
Hitchcock Ind. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
000
Louis
issue
Sale—An
building
Pauls
bonds
&
Co.,
Texas
of
$150,-
sold to
Galveston,
was
of
as
as
4V2s, at
Due
1953. Due on Oct. 1
lows:
to
1954
May
3s.
Due
on
to
1962
448,000
1968
The
1953.
to
3s.
to
1967
inclusive.
Due
on
May
Interest
are
dated
1963.
M-N.
Legality
1,
ap¬
improve¬
sold
was
Pacific
&
Offering
—
Bob Whippe,
of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
Secretary
of
the
Board
of
pur¬
sold
$40,000,000 Treasury bills
on Aug. 20, as follows:
$35,000,000, due Nov. 20,
Callable
Interest
1966
from
1
1971
June
of
as
J-D.
to
Legality
1,
County,
No.
(P.
63
Sold—An
sold
Aug. 27,
on
as
1.846%;
Sievers,
receive
bids
sealed
$5,000,000,
and
Offering Bonds
the
the
spective
—
the
of
names
Authorities
Housing
Following
of
amounts
bond
are
issuing authori¬
their
11
until
DIVIDEND
NOTICES
(PST)
a.m.
GEORGE W. HELME COMPANY
Rockefeller Plaza,
9
New York, N. Y.
On
Yakima, Wash.
Bond
Offering
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
August 26.
1953, quarterly dividends of
cents per share on
the Preferred Stock
and 40 cents per share on the Common Stock
were declared, payable October 1, 1953, to stock¬
holders of record at the close of business Sep¬
43%
Pearl Benja¬
—
City
min,
•
tember
1953.
8,
(PST) on
a.m.
J.
P.
McCAULEY,
Secretary
Sept. 21 for the purchase of $76,000 municipal airport bonds.
WISCONSIN
68th
Kenosha, Wis.
Dividend
Offering—B. A. Herrman
Common
will receive sealed
(CST) on Sept. 10
for
the
purchase
of
$1,755,000
bonds, divided as follows:
Clerk,
bids
issues,
for
22
as
p.
v.
178,
AMERICAN EXPORT LINES, INC.
The
clusive.
dividend
(
1
$1,275,000
1,245,000
4,540,000
Orlando,
Fla.
Wilmington,
__
Del.
St. Clair Co., 111.
8,005,000
__
.1
Garfield, N.
J.
City,
Jersey
1,155,000
10,375,000
___
N. J.
Oct.
dated
are
1,
of
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by
payable
office.
American
of
at a meeting held
declared a quarterly
Inc.
1953
seven
per
and
share
thirty
($.37 V2)
on
one-half
the Com-
Stock, payable September 15, 1953
stockholders of record September 4,
mon
to
1953.
C. J. Kinney
Secretary-Treasurer
Principal and interest (A-O)
1953.
August 26,
1953
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Neenah, Wis.
13,620,000
2,305,000
Mass.
Cambridge, Mass.
bonds
26,
cents
'
Directors
of
Lines,
August
1,255,000 school bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1954 to 1969 in¬
The
Amount
Authority
Board
Export
inclusive.
716:
previously noted in
Stock
$500,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on April
1 from 1954 to 1963
re¬
which will be received until Sept.
due
May 28, 1954, at 2.685%.
will
Treasurer,
County
City
States
United
was
follows:
bids until 2 p.m.
of
issue
Wash.
Everett),
Bond
Names
due
$40,000,000 Treasury bills
O.
Offering—Verne
Bond
ap¬
STATES
Bills
Treasury
of
pay¬
School
Index
District
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Dallas.
UNITED
1953, at
1.811%; and $5,000,000,
May 21, 1954, at 2,629%.
Treasurer's
County
was
$35,000,000, due Nove. 27, 1953, at
Snohomish
to
Co.,
Dated June 1, 1953.
par.
inclusive.
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
until
Hauser,
V.
Offering—R.
receive sealed
p.m.
(CST) on
will
2:15
2,485,000 | Sept. 15 for the purchase of $500,1,765,000 000 school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
!
Lexington, Ky.
5,225,000 1953. Due on March 1 from 1954
Middlesborough, Ky.
670,000 ( to 1973 inclusive. Principal and
Albany, N. Y.
3,390,000 interest (M-S) payable at a bank
Buffalo, N. Y.
3,810,000 named by the purchaser and ap¬
Yonkers, N. Y.
3,720,000 proved by the Common Council.
Allegheny County, Pa._
6,680,000 Legality approved by Chapman &
York, Pa.
1,800,000 Cutler, of Chicago.
Nashville, Tenn.
10,975,000
Reedsburg, Wis.
Tullahoma, Tenn.
685,000
Bond
Offering
—
Paul
W.
Jefferson County, Ala._
820,000
Prange, City Clerk, will receive
Mobile\4la.
3,135,000 sealed bids until 3
p.m. (CST) on
Nashvill^ Ga.
655,000
Evansville, Ind.
1,090,000 Sept. 9 for the purchase of $325,Orange, N. J.
Pawtucket, R. I.
__
Bossier
N.
C.
N. C.
Bern,
Salisbury, N. C.
South
765,000
2,715,000
1,425,000
1,035,000
City, La.
Durham,
New
______
Housing Authority
No.
4,085,000
1
8,170,000
2,155,000
Superior, Wis.
New York
Due
1953.
to
cash
quarterly
A
per
share
business
record
of
oh September
Principal
inclusive.
1972
has
the
at
10,
been
1953
to
close
of
1953.
HENDERSON,
Treasurer.
and
the
at
payable
(M-S)
A.
Common
26,
September
payable
declared
stockholders
$.25
of
dividend
outstanding
Corporation
this
of
Stock
the
on
1956
Legality
Bank.
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Chicago.
City Housing
Wilton
15,435,000
Authority
FOX FILM CORPORATION
1,
from
1
March
on
Sept.
Dated
bonds.
Reedsburg
Dallas, Tex.
TWENTIETH CENTURY-
DONALD
school
000
interest
Carolina Regional
Wilton,
(Village) and
No.
Wellington and Ridgeville
Florida
Miami,
(Towns) Union Free High
VIRGINIA
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wilton),
in
7'f.vi.
I
1
Wisconsin
Colonial
Heights, Va.
Bond
purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on March
from
1
1955
1973
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the Petersburg
Savings
American
and
Trust
Co., Peters¬
burg. Legality approved by Wood,
King
City.
&
Dawson,
of
New
York
Offering
Edward
—
J.
bids
sealed
ceive
Alfred
H.
at
(CST)
on
Sept.
& HARDWARE
Due on Sept. 1 from
1,
1965.
The Board of Directors
Callable
inclusive.
1966
to
of
JALOUSIE DOORS
Dated
bonds.
$36,000 building
1954
ITloWTS
p.m.
Sept. 2 for the purchase
Sept. 1, 1953.
as
2
until
Milwaukee,
of
^WINDOWS & HARDWARE
office of
the
Siewert, 2716 W. North
Ave.,
Wilton
Virginia
Bend
Beach,
Offering
—
Va.
M-S.
Int.
of Ludman Corporation
^5
(Village) and
P. W. Ancell,
per
P*
(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Wilton), Wis
Sept.
from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Principal
and
interest
1
Bond Offering—L. A.
trict
Clerk,
will
Fick, Dis¬
receive
sealed
bids at the office of Alfred H. Sie¬
wert,
2716
W.
North
Ave.,
Mil¬
(M-S) pavable at the City Treas¬
office or at the Bank of
waukee,
Virginia Beach, at holder's option.
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $32,000
urer's
until
2
p.m.
(CST)
share in cash, payable
September 29, 1953 to
shareholders of record
September 15. 1953.
bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 3
for the purchase of $300,000 sewer
bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1953. Due
have declared the
quarterly dividend of 10c
Wilton,
Wellington and Ridgeville
City Manager, will receive sealed
on
ALUMINUM OR WOOD
O'Rourke, District Clerk, will re¬
.
clusive.
T exas
Bond
May
School District,
Common
from
1973 inclusive.
bonds
A-O.
ton.
Seminole
1
Interest
approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬
290,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
1963
inclusive.
1989
from 1954
from Legality
inclusive.
1
bonds
Gulf
June
on
3V4s, 4!2s and 43/4S. Dated Oct.
1,
$165,000
the
at
$50,000
Bond Offering—Fred R. Shepbonds was sold to Ditt- i
Co., of San Antonio, as 4s ard, Mayor, will receive bids until
and 4V2S, at a price of par. Dated 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 8 for the
and the Temple Securities
Corp., both of Nashville, as fol¬
son,
of
issue
property
revenue
Atlantic,
(P. O.
18
composed of Equitable
Securities Corp., J. C. Bradford &
to
Sale—An
Bond
&
July 1,
P.M.
Willacy County, County Navigation on Sept. 15 for the purchase of
(P. O. Raymondville), Texas $36,750 general obligation bonds.
building
mar
for
Dist.
Texas
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
2
the
until
31
(Dominion of)
Bills Sold—An issue
Treasury
will
from date of issue.
years
Marion),
SS
school bonds was sold on Aug.
31
able
Com-
Marion
County,
Guadalupe
bids
Aug.
S.
Robert
Treasurer,
office.
of
as
curity National Bank, Whitesboro.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Aug.
1954
O. Lebanon),
Wilson County (P.
from
60,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 15 from
Sattley &
of Detroit, E. Ray Allen &
Co., of Chicago, Berman, Selonick
& Co., of Cincinnati, and McDon¬
ald-Moore & Co., of Detroit.
Co., of Dalas, as follows:
$40,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 15
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
Mo¬
Waeckerle,
Co.,
improvement
Rauscher,
to
sold
was
works,
water
street
and
Pierce &
Rock, First National Bank, of
bile,
obligation
general
sealed
Canada
__
ing bonds were sold to the State
Teachers' Retirement System.
Republic Co., both of Chi¬
Central
8, 1953.
T exas
Philadelphia, Ira Haupt & Co., of
New York, John Nuveen & Co.,
cago,
on
Sch. Dist.,
Grand Prairie Ind.
syndicate:
Bank,
(EST)
purchase of $2,-
for the
1
receive
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
21/2s.
from 1954 to
1
callable
of
as
Interest M-S.
CANADA
O.
(P.
—
County
on
5
aiter
15, 1960. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Se¬
Boston,
Authority, Texas
Offering—James L. Ste¬
Dallas Housing
phenson,
terminal
400,000 harbor and port
15
inclusive.
1963
to
are
Jacksonville, Fla.
is,
issue
Each
1978.
1977 and
March
ties and
1,800,000 certificates of indebted¬
ness.
Due on April
10 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
school bonds: $2,700,on Sept'. 1 from
$3,500,000
1961
March
on
1
ofi New
Bank
City
150-204
Principal and interest (M-N)
Princi¬
Bank, Dallas, or at the
National
by
100.10,
Due
bonds
10 from
April
on
York.
headed
from
The
and interest (A-O) pay¬
at the Mercantile
Na¬
20—v. 178, p.
syndicate
offered Aug.
bonds
343—were awarded to a
Bank
Due
1955 to 1973 inclusive.
T ennessee
Sale
District
Road
5,500,000
Shelby County (P. O. Memphis),
Bond
3V4S.
18,000
on
(A-O)
Legality approved by Chapman &
Chicagd.
a.m.
$3,300,000 hospital bonds. Due on
April 10 from 1955 to 1972 in¬
clusive. Principal and interest
Bank & Trust
Cutler, of
10
Sept. 3 for the purchase
$10,600,000 bonds and certifi¬
cates of indebtedness, as follows:
(CST)
payable at the Chemical
Co., New York City.
(J-J)
Offering—
until
bids
No.
Offering
(PST)
March 15 from
of
interest
and
Principal
(P. O. Dallas),
County Auditor, will
sealed
receive
Offering—Robert A. West,
&
Texas
Moore Lynn,
(P. O.
County
Bond
receive
on
Sept. 1,
from 1954
1
Callable
Ephrata), Wash.
O'Brien,
to 1960 inclusive.
1956
terest
Bond and Certificate
Springfield), Tenn.
Bond
Dallas County
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
Chapman
I
Dallas.
of
Legality approved by
Cookeville.
Huguenin
Dumas,
Boothman,
of
both
Bank,
National
First
by
proved
by
Dated
Sept.
on
inclusive.
County, Coulee City School
District
of
1,
Sept.
dated
are
Grant
bonds.
Due
1966
Sept. 1, 1965.
chase of $130,000 building bonds.
Dallas, purchased $46,000 Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on Nov. 1
electric
light revenue bonds, as f^m 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Call¬
follows:-.
able on any interest date on or
Co.,
payable at the Texas Bank
&
Trust
Co., Dallas.
Legality ap¬
as
Legality ap¬
McCall, Parkhurst &
$28,000 3s. Due
bonds
WASHINGTON
Bond Sale—The First Southwest
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
1953.
payable
Whitesboro, Texas
clusive.
The
Due
inter¬
and
Principal
1953.
to
1968
to
1954
Crowe, of Dallas.
from
1
Sept.
on
1953.
15,
building
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
purchaser.
the
sewer
25,000 fire station bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1974 in¬
1961 and thereafter are
of Sept. 1, 1960. Prin¬
turing in
callable
(CST)
p.m.
and
works
water
$25,000
a
proved
fol¬
as
building
at a bank
Reserve city to be designated
by
lows:
Sept.
5
for
the
purchase of $550,000
school improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Sept. 1 from
1955 to 1973 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
until
bonds,
obligation
general
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids
Dallas, was award¬
24 a total of $50,000
Aug.
on
Luke Medley,
—
in
Oct.
from
15
(M-N)
est
Union
Dallas
Sale—The
Sept. 2 for the
on
$475,000
of
Dated
Nov.
on
Securities Co.,
Cookeville), Tenn.
Bond
bonds.
inclusive.
(P. O.
County
(CST)
purchase
Carrollton, Texas
Bond
59
(811)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
on
Ludman Corporation has
paid quarterly dividends
without interruption since
its first public
Max
offering.
Hoffman^
President
too
The Commercial and
(812)
Financial Chronicle
I
Say
...here is
to
to yourself
life-giving
money
help those stricken
by
Cancer to live again.
every nickle and dime i
give helps teach
to
new
thousands how
recognize Cancer and what to do
about it.
every quarter i give
V
laboratories and scientists who
helps support
are
ing their lives to find the cause—and
dedicat¬
cure
Cancer.
every dollar i send
buys
new
equip¬
ment, establishes new facilities for treating and
curing Cancer.
Just write "CANCER"
containing
your
check
or money
delivered to the American Cancer
in your
on
the
Society office
stbte.
AMERICAN
CANCER
%
envelope
order. It wiH be
SOCIETY
of
...
Monday, August 31, 1953
@FedFRASER