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TmcW
MONDAY
ISSUE
61951
AUG
tDMINISTUTION
Volume 174
Number 5035
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NeW:Yoi*k, ;N. Y., Monday, August ^ 1951
^
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RAILROAD- PUBLIC UTILITY
Affiliated Fund, Inc.
1.-' As pf
Net
■
asset
—V.
value
173,
:
*.
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'
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: v..
•
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r(N. Y.)—Stock
:-,i;"In This Issue
•
stration
models
proceeds
and
lor
CAPITALIZATION
($25,000)
will
be
working capital. '
GIVING
EFFECT
used
to
: .'
TO
build
,
,
PRESENT
stock
(par
10
cents)
BUSINESS—Corporation
York.
6n
28,
1951,
patent
a
organized
was
[J
17,
May
on
Stock. Exchange
.'!-
New York
Stock Exchange
New
65,000 shs,
1951,
in
Rene
license
Gouirand
granting
(President
corporation
the
and
an
exclusive
/The
corporation's
trailer
chassis
present
and
matic
suspension
after,
the
the
plans
for
use
demonstration
a
to
convert
its
pneumatic
limited
number of .spring
suspension systems in
present commercial operation and the; proceeds
be used to
*s~
the extent,
nr"w
sales
;
—
before
Federal
(it.
30—
^
income
and
.
V
^
1951
taxes..
Net
profit
Earnings
—.
$3,273,213,
share
of
—
share-
per
Current assets
,615,750
"
1950
'
$607,707
—
———iii'L. !
30; 1951^ were $9,055,763 and
working capital of,.$5,782,550.
leaving
common*,stock
June
is
30
company
to
calculated
by
and
sell,
of
at
application, to
competitive
^..33
3t
to .property
made, for
tc
or
reimburse
Its
treasury
V.' V.'
such' purposes;
Construction
expenditures
the
for
estimated at $100,500,000.—V.
value
-
SEC
for
per
company
.
Stock
ii General
at
State
Exchange..
y
the
In
...I..
1951,
first
-fd
1952,
covering 1,000,000
shares
common
of
<
*
Section
and
1953
Corporation
allowance of 10%
in the
distribution.
may be
Condition
-
't;
of
Six
Months
Ended
June
30—
Y.,
and
620
Massey
Building,
Normal
"
*
•
with
a
acquire
The
leases,
*
value
has
renewal
land
in
Coal
to
80
Wall
Birmingham 3,
was
incorporated
capital
10
stock
cents
for
oil,
a
Fayette
period
174,
p.
oil
of
and
*
,
of
It
;
and
the
taxes on
surtax
income—
-
registrar
and paying
Co.,
for
agent
bonds due July 1,
fund
New
etc,
York,
^
-of
from
'
'
I
Balance
-l
$750,000
been
i
to
leases
(with
1,887,300
557,700
first
mortgage
(<&
Hess,
before
and
President,
Light Co.—Capital Distribution—
and
date
record
for
the
'order of the Commission
and
distribution
will
fixed
be
entry of
173, p. 857. :
upon
approving the payment.—V:
administrative
Operating profit
Other income..»«
-
—
1951
•
1950
$16,091,931
*
$7,614,021
12,108,419
5,905,498
-
;
expense^
1,989,089-
1,638,19*
100%
with $30,500,000
the
since
the
at
1951
1,
beginning
..
.
'
905,500
inc.
taxes
Net
$0.96
18.
of
time
the
in
*'
American Window Glass
Sales
,
1,333,966
and
Cost
i(
of
other
listed
$0.1*
.
and
Net
profit
per
Dividends
"On
,
:
in-
after
exps.,
•'11951
..
excl.
of
1950
$9,522,197
$7,532,475
5,990,263
541,513
45,032
210,820
470.839
items
of
(incl.
research and
....
bond
discount
and
exp.
depreciation and plant retirements
51,434
Provision for furnace
repairs and standby exps.
277,335
Provision
198,309
283,124
and
653,939
235,446
$565,810
$303,151
$2.08
$0.89
1,436,239
'
.
taxes
come
"Earnings
3%%- sinking
per
$2,244,022
share—.
$1.73
share...$1.25
1,298,475 shares.
been
revised
to
tTo
give
$2,333,190
$2,065,133
$2,413,072
$1.80
$1.59
$1.86
$1.25
$1.25
,
Net
for
Federal
state
income
taxes
income
Earnings
—V.
$1,233,620
per
170, p.
share.
common
1389.
-
..
$1.25
provide proper comparisons, 1950 figures
to final 1950 Income and excess
effect
"
-profits-tax rates. ■: tSpecial reserve appropriations omitted from 1948
.-flguresno provide* proper comparisons with current reporting policy.—
y. 173, p. .2085. :
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r-.
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'1950
$1,344,910
184,936
We Want Offering»
y
^
Missouri Utilities Common and Preferred
'
' ;
$1,159,974
$1,059,174
59,718
———
"
,
64,169
Federal/and%'foreign
-
,
;
$1,219,692
$1,123,343
125,225
221,244
17,150
subsidiary..—...
taxes
(estimated)
.
ki
Corps
17,150
,
income
•
558,298
.
.
402,648
July
l.,Net, profit.
$519,019
common,'Share.
"
$0.59
i-
/
$482,301
$0.53
Edward D. Iones & Co.
.
company
for
vcontract
T
the
price
30. ' The
has
been
awarded
manufacture
of
more
contract
the Electro-Mechanical
to
173,^12085-; ^
American Encaustic Tiling Ce.—Net Gov't Contract— I
The
■
Preferred--/dividend—Foreign
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company
Puget Sound Power ft Light
174,446
—.——
"
for
subsidiary companies)
'
i
oper.
amort,
Provision for
provision
>
.
-
below
Interest
tNo
7,227,648
and
sales
254,108
1951.
Income
Selling and general expenses
development expenses)
$3,849,311
1,820,372
& Months Ended June 30—
.
tl948
$3,399,099
30,
Co.—Earnings—
(Incl." wholly ' owned
.
$41,700
$3.40
stock
on
•
"
1949
26,000
.
304,517
—
.
backlog
year.—
61,821
-
$1,034,538
———•
share
per
outstanding on June
excess Rrofits taxes.—V. 173; p. 2085.
year
current
a
gain
a
$129,521
-
v
917,000
income
""Based
1950,
$4,153,562
2,096,814,v
59,192
$2,102,610
151,072
,
dividends
•Earnings
$1,295,640
June
same
or
tl950
$4,340,836
i
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-—
$1.03
•
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.1951
$70,329
108,187
Fetferaf?1noome'
a backlog of unfilled orders for
subsidiary, of $101,000,000 at the
its
$1,994,423
——
Total1
Other charges
reported
Corp.,
Arma
contrasted
as
taxes——!"'
Income
.
1951
Miscellaneous -deductions
-—V.
P.
time
approximately
Profit
trustee,
Subs.)- —Earnings—
—:
per
V
share—'——.
common
6 Mos. End. June 30—
:■■
,r
—J
income
Total
Earnings
$2.49
*1950'*
American. Chicle Co. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earns.>
gas.
coal
appointed
——
;•
>
$2.40
$2.94
'■
101.
p.
$7,300,952
$2.66
.
■>
Miscellaneous
$9,794,100
—...
share:
outstanding at end of periods
no. of shs, outstdg. dur. periods
.
*
$1,400,088
:
V.173, p. 2493.
Appointed—
has
operations before depreciation.....
Depreciation
174,
date
15,
V"**
Six Months Ended June 30—
Profit
avg.
dividends
The company, it was announced on July 27, is making application to
the SEC lor approval of a capital distribution to stockholders of $2 a
share -in cash In partial
liquidation of the company, a hearing will
be held by the Commission on the
comparty's application. The payment
*
shares
organized
natural
1971.
Note Co.
preferred
income
V
j
.
25,376,794
13,649,259'
"191,306 r
189,106
—
-
and as against $50,400,000 as of Jan.
ago
have
American Bank
and
860,323
357..
,v. Alstores Realty Corp.—Trustee
Trust
Nov.
on
1,000,000
was
and
,'S;;
Bankers
on
1,462,985
$17,769,860 $13,082,597
7,975,760
5,781,645
•
,
!—
;
per
company
present
years) on 10,654 acres
This acreage is located in
v
The
60,056,195
$16,306,875 $12,222,27*
American Power
,
an
1951
♦Includes "subsidiary operations from" Jart. T through
tBased on 1,308,995 shares currently outstanding.
*
ten
Ala.
1950
$72,278,469
—...
common
Based
!—!
.--J.
income
tEarnings
New York 5,
Delaware
mineral
gas,
County,
Field.—V.
in
share.
per
1951
shares
"'Cash
pay
Street,
Ala.
(common)
for and produce
acquired
options
situated
Warrior
of
explore
company
annual
of
authorized
an
par
per
on
—V.
—'——Ir!- $29,412,188 $16,039,505
Excess profits tax.
.
of
,
BUSINESS—Corporation
1948,
having
at
$0,743
.
...43
selling,; administrative, exps.,
: Provision for Federal
Donald
to be used
located
are
■
77,343,955
i
net
Based
Subs.)—Earnings—
"
*
-
Cost-qf sales;
Depreciation/'
'■
for geophysi¬
resistivity survey and for working capital*. "
corporations' offices
2285.
.
$93,650,830
'(net)
,y
Member Banks of
System
Net., sales
,
V The
$260,196
r..7
$2,072
and income taxes
Gross income
Income deductions
Earnings
^-.^43
.1.
-
—
Reserve
American Bosch Corp^ (&
'
are
$725,276
$1.28
Income
income
Selling
(Del.), Atlanta, Ga.—Stock Offered—
on July 18 publicly offered "as a specu¬
lation" 250,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents)
■
*.153,000
*
American Seating Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Corp.
The corporation
-
123,256
$465,355
52,159
1,350,000
-7 848,000-
shares- outsta,nding.-^-V.,173,p
Six Months Ended June 30—
Aloilco
proceeds
68,558
$2,198,532
93,360
—
shaie—
Consolidated
"
share.
—!—
$396,797 '
71,482.
$1,389,379
■
„Gross sales, less returns and allowances
Cost of goods sold—
Net
per
38,661
expenses
Operating
Other
-
are
£•%;:
PROCEEDS—The net
$1,350,718 *$2,127,050
—
revenues
Operating
Investment News-Cover
Statement
Federal
v
made to dealers who may participate
i The proceeds of the sale of stock will be used in the
operation
the company's casualty insurance business.—V.
172, p. 745.
at $1
-1"
American Natural Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
^
;
cal- reconnaisance
251,165
^
value.
par
!
848,132
:
328,641
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
Operating
and
7''Reserve Banks
| The shares are to be offered for public sale at-$3 per share.1 There
is no commitment for
any of the shares now offered.
M.
A. Kern,
President, is to receive a commission of six cents per share for
manag¬
ing the sale of the shares offered, plus approximately 30 cents
per
share on the shares sold
by him personally and on shares bought by
him.
It is net planned to sell" the shares
through securities dealers,
an
$6,128,632
4,632,538
1,064,091
.^i—$443,019
per
1950
538,533
expenses-u.^—^-181,437'■ '
j._
deductions
1951
9.937,968
7,
admin,
Based oii 350,000
..40
Markets..
}i Combined Condition Statement of Federal
,d':
2385.
$1
and
6 Mos. Ended June 30
30,'51
$7,924,676 $13,457,750
5,853,988
expenses
Net" profit
All American ^Casualty, Co., Chicago, III. —
Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission— '
v
'
V"
,i The company on July 26 filed a registration statement with the SEC
the
orders.
38
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund -Notices! 43
Dividends Declared and Payable.
10
Foreign Exchange Rates
43
authori¬
expenditures
'■
years
173, p.
for
part
3 Mos. End.
Federal incopie; taxes__w__x___—;
City Bond Offerings
:-_-.if.___-47
The Course of Bank Clearings—.._______-___42
v;
^
(
tile
of
sales subsidiaries)
•
Total
7 7f M iscella neous Feafu res
current -liabilities
bidding, $15,000,000 of
not less than 30 years.
series
a
i
maturing in
The company proposes to use the proceeds from the sale of
the
bonds to provide a portion of the funds
required for the construction
or
acquisition of permanent improvements, extensions and additions
N.
backlog
Metals, Inc.—Earnings—
;
;.
Operating profit
Other;income
Exchange......!.—._l_.-_36
Marketl—
i
^.37
Curb
&
sales————
General
.
$2.02
the
.;-;v
-:•
July 31 made
on
issue
mortgage bonds,
.
Electro-Mechanical
*
'
Alabama Power Co.—To Issue Bonds—
%:■ The
zation
v
The
;
Including
$742,202
•
Book
of
Selling
Exchange_.._.__7—._11.-32
Stock
(Not
32
Transactions New York Stock Exchange______32
V Transactions New York Curb
Exchange..,-^..32
Dow, Jones Stock'and Bond Averages..31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages. 31
r,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
__"_i ii__
__31
576,406
$1.65
June
$16.23.—v. 174, p. i.
but
*
seven-month
a
■
sales—!.!._!
Cost
^_32
^
Exchange-.
sOver^the-Counter
1,318,608
.
Exchangei.—
,
,
Net
i-2__28
7; Toronto. Stock Exchange—Curb
$7,839,537
1,223,456
'
.^Earnings
7 Toronto
^
$7,903,760
tax
•
23
,
(
has
company
357.
'
Montreal
Montreal
trailers
Earnings—
...:
..
income
trucks
*
—
Six Months Ended June
Profit
\
production.
the manufacture of electronic equip¬
types of mechanical production.
in
other
June
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
7
11
—
■Other
,
a
'
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
1135
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange_.__-i-___..^_..^^.^35
San Francisco Stock Exchange._-I_ll_.--l-35
v
There¬
system
(Stocks)
Midwest Stock"Exchange. 1 _1.11
of-this offering will
necessary ;td defray the cost of these conversions.,!
Air-Way Electrle ? Appliance Corp.
Net
in
American Machine
•
,
Page.
Los Angeles Stock Exchange..
royalty
model.?
Stock
Detroit Stock
exe¬
for
the
acquisition-.of- one
thereof to the Air-Springs pneu¬
as
Curb
Cincinnati
call
conversion
system
corporation "intends-to
York
Boston
New
Chairman),
free
v
deferrse-
specializes
engages
the
p.
.
,7r
New. York
license with right to
sublicense, to use and practice the inventions)
comprising the Air-Springs pneumatic vehicle "suspension system, and
to
-manufacture, sell, trade: and deal in-the devices embodying the^
inventions anywhere in the United States of
America;: its dependencies;
territories and., possessions,.'- A
»• >.
*:*f';
i
and
174,
-
,:r
;V.V
r
.Outstanding
:
100,000 shs.
Stock and Bond: Quotations
'•7.7"*:?'
'■
\
May
cuted
5
said,-
•
—V.
demon-,
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
in
;
Offered—d'Avigdor.
July 16 publicly offered 5,000 shares of common
(par 10 cents) "as a speculation" at $5 per share.
said,
also
Capacity production of tile continues, without change, Mr. Schweiker
'
•
engaging"in
he
and
on
PROCEEDS—The
,
•'
of
Division,
ment
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
pui'pbse
}
I',;.
^
Price 90 Cents
INSURANCE
-
$4.30
1
Inc.
J
"v
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.
J
-
Oct. 31, '50
$4.68
^
stock
i
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•
.
...
Air-Springs,
Co.
Higher—
June 30, '51
per-share!u'Xi-!!!-:L-!--!..-l-
2181.
p.
-
Net Asset Value
;•
INDUSTRIAL
-
'
participate in
!: first wave meters
the
are
of
than
was
contract
a
1,000
$200,000,
obtained
Division
of
emergency
--
the
through
the
by
expected to be made within
which
Members
a
bidding
was
Deliveries
the
Signal
total
announced on
competitive
effort.
S.
involving
company
company,
defense
the'U.
meters
wave
next 90
!
;
.
*
by
New
-
-
the
days.
l-l: Malcolm A, SchwciKer; .President, stated that the company has made
a*-substantial 'increase
ifl- Its
manufacturing area for the express
Stock
..
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
formed
of
York
Midwest Stock Exchange
-
New
York Curb Exchange (Asso.)
300 NORTH 4th
.
Si. Loul., Mo. (2t
.
STREET
CE 7800
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday,.August 6, 1951
...
.
*>
i
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'f.V. *
,
posed
rArkansas Western Gas Co.—Plans Financing— /
#
The
mission
$1,350,000 of first mortgage bonds,
issue
to
company will use the money
and to reimburse its treasury
v.
172, p.
2.
';
feet of floor space.
To the extent, if any, that
proceeds of sale of said shares will not be sufficient for the
aforesaid, the company intends to use treasury funds.
/.
"///-'■
McKim, President, on July 30 announced that a plan of
recapitalization will be submitted to the stockholders
Robert J.
The
plan,
share
each
for
proposed
stockholders
the
of
first
second preferred stock.
The common
Goods will receive one share of the
now held.
The present Lord & Taylor
to
cancelled.
be
redeemable
be
;each
at
of
share
the
share,
per
present
in
1951,
Its
floor
of
July
on
filed
23
Net
and is
The
income
Net
.
operating income
Costs, operating and general expenses
^"Taxes, (including Federal income taxes)
—V.
20
i
an
cent) at 15 cents
one
proceeds
net
will
for
be
used
per
to
of
the
located
is
company
mining
tungsten
each
V
in
31,652,450
at
801
Depreciation,
3,092,142
2,410,215
8,608,803
20,067,263
1,137,112
17,541,290
841,537
21,204,375
18,382,827
481,058
'
'
the
in
Cove
Mining
retirements
operating income
Non-operating
before
Income
Interest
income
(net)
interest
charges
charges
income
Preferred
20,723,317
T
dividends
District
•
(unorganized),
GIVING
'
..
stock
EFFECT
TO
'
will
.
p.
$1,357,651
covering the
PRESENT
Net
1,200.000
$1.34
Book
value
-V.
Outstanding
♦Includes
in
1950.
to
pipe
$5.60
$6.27
share.
$85.13
$97.44
Federal
1951
Income
taxes
of
$8,686,100 in
Federal excess profits tax
includes
1,999,000
letter of notification with
a
shares of
1951—Month—1950
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$
52,924,000
47,770,000
47,892,000
41,217,000 279,511,000 239,459,000
revenue
174,
5,032,000
$
W.
Prentis
19,748,000
6,553,000
1951—Month—1950
earnings
Net
-V.
Armstrong
CoTk
Atlantic's
on
—V.
172,
Co.,
board
caused
by
Board
recent
the
death
earnings
$
1,933,408
3,439,424
of
11,680,597
Babcock
Wilcox
&
Co.
Six Months Ended June 30—•
6ales
(shipments)
Costs
and
(&
The
SEC
corporation
covering
»-1951:-Wv
1950
<Z
$74,189,766 $68,380,676
-
•
—
i*
expenses—
Operating income
Income
from
65,648,646
60,955,897
$8,541,120
v—
investments..—
$7,424,779
96,549
65,651
..
$8,637,669
2,953,000
$3,299,569
./
.•••;!
y
Z:-/
V
•
underwriting.—V.
173,
Z.ZTZ
U.
for
S.
the
the
/./
:
the
the
/
<Z
tQuar. End.
June 30, '51
-
Federal
income
income
taxes
1950
.
4,821,191
$41,650,440
2,993,081
1,151,000
2.294,000
732,000
$1,795,191
$1.87
$1.91
Total
V
Net
profit to surplus
-
net
but
trolled,
of
not
•received
income
ct
of
30,856,026
Federal income taxes, amounted
equivalent after preferred dividends to a profit of $1.15
share.—V. 173, p, 2286.
$1,102,188;
common
-per
$37,963,891 $33,982,340
companies
nsclldated,
>
con-
—:
909,319
Operating
668,011
half-year ended June 30, 1951, expenditures for buildings
equipment totaled approximately $3,748,000.
Additional expendi¬
which had been authorized on June 30, 1951,
of
which
will
not
be
incurred
until
1952,
$9,156,000.
tures
a
portion-
Consolidated
unfilled
against $202,360,000
on
orders
Dec,
31,
June
on
totaled
30
1950.—V.
173,
p.
.
considerable
amounted
Gross
Net
$272,700,000
Associated
Corp.,
and
in
the
Stroud
Inc.
offering
&
Co.,
bid
99.7599
group
are
Inc.—V.
for
the
Drexel
174,
&
The
the
Rubber
common
certificates
Co.;
Union
Co.
on
or
common
as
facilities,
(Ohio)-—Stock
Projejd.- win be used to
and to
enable
the
company
to
add
other
its
Insurance
//■ •/,-,
1951—3 Mos.—1S50>
$4,216,780."
<
-
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$3,968,437 $17,460,315
$15,691,220
3 696,321
___
3,421,284
15,231,654
13,502,224
$520,459
taxes
$547,153
$2,228,661
$2,188,996
7,875
2,801
16,581
9,163
$528,334
$549,954
$2,245,242
$2,198,159
/
$2,297,206
$3,347,428
not
present
in
order
only in
products
to
im¬
enlarged
but
products." Among .the facilities
will
pro¬
372,682
-
$3.03
First
39,633
>
$3.99
the
reinforced
Middle
the
in
and
South
to
join
1981
forces
Co.
to
was
of
one
the
enter
the
general
pioneer
field
of
at
bonds
for
the
plant
is
Mich.,
1,100,000
over
feet.
square
reinforced
aircraft
located
plant
square
The
plastic
the
end
organ-/
of
in
of
feet
latter
parts
industry.
the
plant
of
the
the
the
will
Marion,
be
173,
Va.,
full
in
type
same
year.—V.
as
operation,
the
for
over
pro¬
Coast
West
•
1950
$853,392
$778,067
140,337
o.„
164,242
_/
taxes—
taxes
49,000
65,000
$91,337
shares
Earnings
NEW
.vately
$1,142,009
$1,117,473
1,622,397
1,606,193
$0.18
$0.70
$0.7o
174, p.
per
outstanding
common
5,000
shares
—
.
share—
FINANCING—The
$99,242
(par
$100)
194,275
•
k
company
of
in. the
5%
the
Commission.
Service
tOutstanaing
at
258.
Bankers
Bank
Trust
Co.
series
"C" due Nov. 1, 1980 are
St., New York, and The
Wall
46
of
102.346%
first
prior
1951
190,000
$0.30
of
preferred
$0.38
placed
stock
(to
pribe
made
other
bids
Brothers,
Inc.,
for
$10,-
&
and
were
received
101.175;
and
Co.
First
and
interest.
accrued
July 31
on
on
for
a
the
bonds
Kidder,
Peabody &
Boston
Corp.
Equitable
Award
the
of
bid of 101.27%.
3V2S, as follows:
and Coffin
100.289.
R.
W.
(jointly) bid 101.809
as
Co.,
100.70;
(jointly),
Securities
Corp.
Union
Securities Corp.
bid 101.09, both for the bonds as 35/as.
redemptions of the bonds are scaled from 105.35% to par,
sinking fund redemption prices range from 102.40% to par.
and
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
reduce
short-term
used
for other
from
the
borrowings
construction
company's
sale
of
these
incurred
requirements,
for
and
bonds
will
interim
the
be
applied
financing
balance
will
of
be
corporate purposes,
including construction requirements.
Present plans of the company for the last eight months of 1951 and
1952 call for the expenditure,
based on present costs and assuming
the
availability
$2,724,000
1S51
:
before
plant
Co.
1986,
p.
income
Common
$290,577
1,606,193
$0.15
General
the
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
and
and
and
of
necessary
$2,100,000,
materials
and
labor,
of
approximately
respectively.
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the generation and purchase
of electric energy and its transmission, distribution and sale for light,
power,
heat and other purposes.
The company serves about 46,100
customers
in
Middlebury,
Randolph, Rutland, Springfield, Windsor,
Bradford, Bennington, Brattleboro, St. Johnsbury and about 115 other
towns
and
Vermont
Net
$247,328
.1,622,397
first mortgage bonds,
3%
was
Burr,
to
Calif.
Gardena,
Budget Finance Plan (& Subs.)—Earnings—
.income
Three
plastics
Zenith has specialized in the development of re¬
particularly in the fabrication of fiberglass reinforced
Muskegon,
Provision
stk.
stock
order of Public
by
at
Pressprich
States
while
parts
8-acre
income
the
in
plastics.
United
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
120,000
411,385
—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on Aug. 2 offered $2,000,000
of first mortgage 3V2% bonds, series G, maturing Aug. I,
Co.—Expansion—
and
West
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
facilities,..before
1 Gross
120.000
411,385
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—Bonds Offered
$4.34
185.
&
ducing
30,000
102,847
Chicago, Chicago, 111., in exchange
000,000 outstanding temporary bonds.—V. 172, p. 2118.
Lehman
330,000
30,000
'102,847
share—
com.
com,
National
in
The
,
equipment
39,633
$3.38
745,364 shares.—V. 174, p.
manufacture,
offered
additional
sh.
com.
on
contains
549,301
$1,648,858
$3,274,507
deducts..
Co.
of
571,848
$1,673,394
Central Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds—
available
most
The
126,530
$423,424
inc.-,
period—V.
the
ization
Offered—
procure
of
from
common
"Required
of
field
Securities
are
per
$4,951,356
148,159
$380,175
*—_
for
of
end
—
dividends
Earns,
Collender
before
will- result
&
"Reservations
important moves for increased production in the
plastics industry has Just been consummated by the decision of the
Zenith
Plastics
Co.
on
the West
Coast and. the
Brunswick-Balke-
stock
to
782,733
$4,966,651
1,692,144
$2,706,568
dividends!—-- - 186,341
Zenith's
rearrange
771,799
$4,831,699
1,484,271
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
One
•
g
$3,079,939
per
"Based
3V8s.
by
jAUltqn, Reid & Co. No fractional shares will be issued.
The underwriter
proposes to offer at the same price the
shares so purchased
by it.
prove.-efficiency in production, which
manufacturing capacity with respect
Life
2.84%
a
Z"
deductions
Preferred
15,295
$3,478,367
income
♦Earns,
Aug. 8 for 24,200
(no par) at $12 per
share at rate of one new share
for each 2V2 shares held.
The common stockholders
were also given an oversubsfcription privilege. The offering was underwritten
shares of
Dr5,091
inforced plastics,
stockholders of record July 26
right to subscribe
additional
•
Products
$4,836,790
Dr66
other
and
articles
Barr
$3,080,005
Dr2,828
income
Preferred
273.
p.
$3,481,195
(net)
473.
The group was offered the issue at
competitive
bidding on Aug. 1 on a bid of 98.6856.
Co.
i- $24,226,997 $22,663,595 $43,805,763 $41,166,948
and taxes
20,745,802
19,583,590
38,968,973 / 36,155,592
income
Gross
Int.
as
mission.
&
Co./ and $500,000
Mutual
at
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INCOME ; /
revenues_.___
Definitive
-
& Ohio
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates on
.Aug. 2 offered $7,755,000 of 3% equipment trust certifi¬
cates, series CC, maturing annually Sept.
1, 1952-1966,
inclusive. The certificates are
priced to yield from 2.45%
to 3.075%,
according to maturity. The offering is sub¬
ject to authorization of the Interstate Commerce Com¬
Stuart
Insurance
sold
been incurred by the company in connection
of its current expansion program, and the balance
be used to finance additional construction re¬
income
tShrs.
.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—6 Mos.—1950
Operating - income
Other
■%iBaltimore
Halsey
Life
Provident
had
1,628,710.
income
Income
to
Net
'
to
were
will
Operating income
revenues
Oper, exps.
// During the
and
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
dividends
less
was
which
to
Operating
Oper. exp.
tFor the quarter ended June.
30, 1950, net profits' after provision for
to
$3,126,314
,
shares outstanding.
•Based.on 942,990
_______
$1,888,453
36,075,438
income retained in business
Bonds Sold
—
Of
the
$6,000,000 of ten-year
2%
convertible
debentures
issued
by the. company In 1949, as of. July 24, 1951,. $-1,223,000 principal
amount hud been surrendered for conversion, and a total of 128,710
/shares of common stock had been issued in exchange therefor. This
brings the total number of outstanding shares of common stock of the
$1,833,081
$0i>3
Corp.
company
financing
Balance
.
Proportion
bonds
bonds
The
Nonoperatlng income-—
367,000
$892,543
—
Electric
&
of Debentures—
,
1,160,000
;
such
of
Period End. June 30—
2,410,543
taxes
tax...
profits
1951
$13 59
quirements.
This
sale
completes
the
arrangements
made
in
1950,
pursuant to which $12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 2%%
series
due 1980, were sold; the average weighted price of all the bonds was
$101.12 at an average cost to the company of 2.819%.
6 Mos. End. June 30
$24,779,900 $49,979,978
——
before
Federal
'
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Gas
to The Penn Mutual
proceeds
/•'/ZZ/ZZ
Brass Co.—Earnings—
sales
Profits
1,411,116
"■
Vv
surplus
surplus
with
//,/;
1270.
p,
♦Earnings per common share-,.-—-,
;
declared
Balance,
Previous
provisions
658.
July 31 filed a registration statement with
shares of common; stock to be offered at
on
Z
Z
•Z'V;'..<..,Z: "
$4,537,430
1,411,116
income
Net
1980,
amount
Philadelphia.
/ $1,900,000,
of
estimated
to
173, p.
$9,495,486
•/=.:' v'Z'AZ
$7,490,430
5,338,100
due
of
company
Excess
Total
Federal Income and excess profits taxes
Dividends
effect
give
taxes.—V.
50,000
without
ZZ. Bridgeport
Net
.
profits
income
v,"
yield basis to
realizing proceeds of $2,517,404.18, plus accrued
interest from June 1,
1951.
A poiticn of the proceeds of the sale
was
used
to
pay
lit full the short-Wrm bank debt, amounting
to
for preferred dividends.-
Wholly-Owned • Subs.)—
-»
*
42,560
$0.17
Dec. 31,'50
$13.71
thare.
common
Hudson
maturity, the
$3,377,104
56,087
$0.24
Securities and Exchange
market,
-
$4,375,275
.9,148,249
$9,561,723
— ____
per
173, p. 1434.; ;
series
June 23< '51 June 24- '50
;•
168,157,237
Pursuant to contracts dated Nov. 29, 1950, the company onZjuna
11, 1951 sold and delivered $2,000,000 of its first mortgage bonds, 2Ts%
'
Corp.—Earnings—
Bowling Green Fund, Inc., New York—Registers WitR
Commission—
of the
the vacancy
A. Garrabrant.
fill
A.
value
Central
Co.
taxes
177,305,486
June 30,*51
assets
net
asset
^Privately—Conversion
<
Directors
to
after
$
32,322,644 206,977,162
28,883,220 195,296,565
34,505,080
exps._^
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$
36.438,488
174, p. 358.
—v.
1 announced that the stockholders
to split the stock of the company
revenues
Canadian
and
...
2021.
p.
of
director
and
profits
16,494,000
Carriers & General Corp.—Net Assets Higher—
shares.
NOTE—Net
of $195,000, applicable
Director—
a
Chairman of the
has been elected a
Jr.,
proposal
a
$
299,259,000 255,953,000
3.
p.
Working
issuing three new shares (par $1) for each of the present
This will have the effect of increasing the present
by
"After provision
companies
Prentis Elected
H.
stock.
common
Canadian Pacific Ry.—June Earnings-
Net
♦Earnings per common share
and $2,419,100
1951
on
Aug.
on
8 Weeks Ended—
.
line
5
Booth Fisheries
Net
common
1,000,000
after 13 months.
July 13 filed
on
above
Period End. June 30—
Privately—The
Placed
Corp.—Notes
President,
Sept.
par
Sales
per
FINANCING
expenses
principal
2,664,296
per
Tulare
.
.
3,999,000 shs.
$
outstanding common shares to 1,089,816 shares.
Stockholders
of record on Aug.. 10 will be entitled to vote at the meeting.
The corporation is a large holder and operator of commercial and
residential real estate in and around New York City.—V. 173, p. 1170.
954,242
3,326,993
Earnings
\
•
revenues
Operating
Operating
363,272
3,584,791
■
/.
paid
the
Canadian National Rys. System—June Revenues—
$1,663,259
1,317,002
taxes
outstanding-..
Loan
Sloman,
3-for-l
,
17,663,395
shares
>
.
1,000,000
Period End. June 30—
1,383,600
share
102.
vote
660,000
7,168,051
paid
dividends
and
10,000,000 shs,
cent)
(par one
"Exercisable at 20 cents per share
3,046,859
$1.03
after
shares
per
Max
outstanding
common
share—;
Common
Common
10.
Grand
S
Bing & Bing, Inc.—Plans Stock Split—
'
Net
Ave.,
\
'-i.'-./
•.
FILES—The corporation
2,249,850
of
174,
$1.25
Net
May
Colorado!
and
Fourth
is the exploration, development
properties.
The company is in
•Warrants
719,432
and
on
Authorized
Total
-
abandonments.
and other amortiz.
amortiz.
lease
mining and
Delaware
the lessee of eight unpatented lode mining claims of
CAPITALIZATION
Common
lon
Reserves
Depletion,
All
retired
share.
purchase
As of—
3,181,090
2,369,583
8,913,644
1961.
forking capital.
incorporated
was
office
business
of
acres
/.•
■
corporation has placed privately, through Eastman, Dil¬
& Co., $30,000,000 of 3/2% promissory notes, due
Aug. 1, 1962, it was announced on July 31.—V. 173,
page 1886.
1950
34,531,580
1
were
Grand Junction, Colo.
Co., on July 31 publicly offered
issue of 1,999,000 shares of com¬
■County/Calif.'
the SEC
3,607,501
taxes.l
income
before
income
Number
i—
Operating income before reserves
applicable to fixed assets:
Intangible development cost amortization
March
debt
duly qualified to do business in California
The company is
1951
1950
$18,739,946 $16,887,037
taxes
Earned
269,822,905 222,840,719
J— 218,593,252 182,317,676
16,698,073
8,870,593
Gross
due
Corp.,
equipment and
business
operation
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
Net
Income
Beneficial
1951
and
subordinated
or
a
Quarter Ended June 30—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
/ Six Month Ended June 30—
(par
principal
Gross
Atlantic Refining: Co.
after
exploratory and development stage.
company
corporation
convertible
Junction, Col.
'•
^
*
Is - required before
£-'\
?
of two-thirds of all the shares of stock
the plan can be put into effect.—V. 173, p. 198G.
ft.
and
$
7% second preferred
ending Jan. 31, 1953,
Z> Approval
sq.
has
company
Beaunit Mills, Inc.
equivalent to
1954,
147,000
letter of notification with the
SEC covering
10,800 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to pay for examination of
mining prospects.
The
Associated will
per share, for
of the 6% first preferred stock of
the
approximately
,
present shares
6% second preferred will be redeemable at
of
stock
transportation
in fee of a tract of land of approximately
manufacturing plant and office are located.
has
1953,
1,| 1951
March
Tungsten
l,
subordinated, series A, dated March
to 1961); and $1,000,000 of 4»/2%
1953
debentures
PROCEEDS—The
atheietic
sponge rubber
Beatty & Ryan, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
■<
beginning
dated
speculation"
a
mon
directors have declared a dividend of 25 cents per
15, 1951 to holders of record Oct. 5, 1951.
n July 20 filed a letter of notification with
covering the above-mentioned 27,200 shares of common stock.
the SEC
new
shares
"as
toys,
and
April
4Va%
from
Stock Offered—Tellier &
The
FILING—The
$107.50
$131.69 for each of the
of Associated. Beginning
with the fiscal
year
5% of the net earnings
after preferred dividend requirements is to be appropriated to a sink¬
ing fund to be used in the purchase or redemption of preferred shares.
Associated. The
rubber
molded
of
share, payable Oct.
the new 5.25% first preferred of
$110 per share, equivalent to $132
1954.
California
Outstanding
84,700 shs.
pet
debentures
outstanding
174, p. 102.
V.
owner
its
building
-/'/,•'/'/
„
respectively.
presently
Beginning in
mechanical
balloons,
toy
$750,000
due serially
prior
net
purposes
;/.•■■ • '/
•/
paid dividends in each year since
1934.
In each of the years 1947, 1948, 1949, and 1950 the company
paid dividends on its outstanding comon stock in the amount of 25
cents per share per quarter, with an extra year end dividend of 25
cents per share, making a total of $1.25 per year.
In 1951, two divi¬
dends of 25 cents per share each were paid on April 15 and July 16,
outstanding, other than the shares owned by
Associated, 1,222 shares of Lord <fc Taylor 6% first preferred, 1.395
shares of 8%
second preferred and
2,477 shares of common.
The
shares of Lord & Taylor preferred and common held
by Associated
are
kinds,
many
is the
DIVIDENDS—The
preferred stock
are
of
which
on
company's
space.
preferred of Associated
There
acres
The
Dry
share
each
senior
commencing
1957);
BUSINESS—Corporation
The company
nine
will receive 1.3 shares of the new 5-25% 1st
and each share of the present Lord & Taylor
8%
2nd preferred stock will receive 1.5 shares of the new 6'a
2nd
preferred of Associated; and each share of Lord & Taylor common
stock will receive 18 shares of new Associated
Dry Goods common.
6%
balls
industrial
and
balls,
Authorized
150.0C0 shs.
value
par
serially
1,
1951, and
goods.
6%
the present
rubber
filled
present
Associated
lor
common
new
of
of
share
each
plan,
the
1,
company, incorporated in Ohio on March 15, 1920,
sells rubber toys, including sponge rubber and gas
and
manufactures
first pre¬
ferred stock
of
Associated will receive
1.2 shares o
fa new 5.25%
$100 par first preferred, and each share of the present 7%
second
preferred stock will receive 1.225 shares of a new 6% $100 par second
preferred.
This exchange will result in an aggregate dividend income
of $6-30 for each share of the present first preferred stock and $7.35
the
Under
-
without
BUSINESS—The
without interfering with the autonomous
operation of each of the department stores of the company, would
simplify its corporate structure and consolidate into a single operat¬
ing company all of its wholly owned department store subsidiaries and
Lord & Taylor, of which it presently owns over 92% of the outstanding
preferred and common stocks.
'.'/Z Z/Zv.Z'Z;1 ;ZZ;
23.
Aug.
on
stock
Common
consolidation and
April
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
Dry Goods Corp.—To Recapitalize—
Associated
.
retired
additional Banbury mixer and related
for use by the company and for
an
rubber
square
:
;
acquired are
reclaiming
be
additional presses, air compressors, and related elec¬
equipment,
and
building
additions for approximately
10,000
trical
.
to build 20 miles of transmission
for other capital expenditures.—
The
line
to
equipment for
sale, a boiler,
Commission for per¬
has applied to the Arkansas«P.S.
company
The
for
villages
has
an
residential
hearing,
in
Vermont.
estimated
corporation
Territory served by
population of 158,000.
announced on July
and
30
the
company
that increased electric
commercial .customers
became
effective
in
rates
without
on July 28.
The. new rates are estimated to add $263,000 to
company's- operating revenues and about $130,000, or 20 cents per
share on the; common slock, to net income after taxes.-'
the
^
Volume 174
Number 5035
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(451)* 3
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
/•
mortgage
due
Dec.
First
First
First
May
First
Aug.
Notes
D
series
E[
6,7*52,000
;
3V2 %
bonds,
G
series
1981
%
(
-
2,000,000
stock
($100
series
4.75 %
dividend
series
Common
stock
♦Unlimited
(no
in
725.000
,
Gross
8,000 shs.
Income
653,400 shs.
Provision
.
Geophysical
1,076,700 shs.
174,
(Del.)—Stock
Corp.
tal stock (par $1)
at $2.87l/z per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
order
to
expand
before
for
present
CAPITALIZATION
Income
Offered—
stock
(par
be
EFFECT
TO
working
capital
PRESENT
the
as
to
successor
turing
two
Instrument
&
Geophysical Service; organized
The
is
company
of
sources
income,
which
the
1,
Aug.
has
company
manufactured
12
which
sets
piloted
and
industrial
Principal
Okla.,
on
pilotless
and
offices
and
five-acre
a
1946,
in Delaware
Century
as
1946,
Manufac¬
in
results
of
share—
common
of
two
geophysical
respective
of
tract
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
and guided
facilities
$3,100,000.
became
Upon
100%
a
missiles
for
in
&
Co—_
Barron
Walter
for each 51/2
—V.
174,
20,000
—^—
F.
Hurt
The
the
5,000
present
will
water
be
used
for
level.—V.
further
174,
Manufacturing
stockholders
of
Corp.—Stock
record
Offered—
The
PROCEEDS—The
and
corporation
June
Cab
to
1951.
30,
proceeds
other accounts
Sales
be
used
GIVING
pf'PPP-f
stock
EFFECT
to
%/';'?■■■?■
working capital.,
The
Authorized
for
the
purpose"
builds
time
telephone
owned
in the
866,888 shs.
business
of
Service
of
as
the
Cab
taxicab
a
Eastern
poration,
distributor
States.
in
Inc.,
Corp.,
wholly
acts
conducts
it
as
a
U,
Commission
next
will
be
two
used
from
Cab
Sales
Yellow
ore
authorized
Ohio
the
to
company
:
-
.
money
corporation,
of
445,787
whose
unconsolidated
an
721,905
subsidiary
outstanding
shares
of
that
renders
Co.,
maintain
managerial
Chicago,
Co.,
Inc.,
Cab
Sales
111.,
of
Parmelee
that
in
on
whose
city.
Co.—To
in
backlog
parent
Corp.
Net
,
of
year
of
absorbing
in
the
Parmelee
also
has
authorized,
the
on
The
for
all
the
of
6,
National
Transportation Co., Inc.,
1,600 taxicabs
taxicab operator In that city.
Yellow
Taxi
Co.
Int.,
$15,000,000 of loans and for
,
^
for
/
of
city
York,
New
Commission
said
the
of
cost
V
Net
under
certificate
a
Illinois
of
10,000
Commerce
the
between
convenience
Commission
Chicago
Airports
and
40,801,438
38,442,257
702,600
1,526,680
fleet
a
and
of
net
gasoline
21,505,316
40,035,305
7,107,812
5,918,713
42,328,118
13,266,640
15,558,797
share..
15,586,603
% $1.14
$1.13
*
certain
Co.,
Pennsylvania
a
corporation
other
and
29,101,478
%
$2.08
Dec. 31/50
•"••
will
value
per
203,857
share.u
1171.
p.
assets
above
15%
of
referred
the
stock
to,
of
45%
owns
Cab
and
this company.
This
Chicago,
&
$15.28
111.,
and
Parts
the
statutory
Corp.—V,
Sales
&
202,572
185,009
$15.58
—V.
casualty
insurance
required
i.
The
2,733,149
Federal and State
income
taxes—
2,810,576
1.300,000
173,
company
has
of $6,500,000
announced
p.
that
it
will
open
equipment trust certificates
proceeds are to be used to pay, in
Diesels and freight cars.—V. 174, p.
186.
on
part,
bids
Sept.
for
on
a
,earnings
and
Financial
Chronicle
quoted
ex
stock
for
17
Aug.
on
%
additional
each
on
1951,
MOTE:
Union,
On
$45.00 per year;
account
of the
in Dominion
fluctuation* In the
to
business
share
held
the
New
York
of
said
stock
share
of
publicly
class
offered
stock
A
at
$2
per
are
to
be
used
in
(no
share,
to
1951—6 Mos.—1950
secure
Net
oper.
Other
taxes-
2,615,599
2,616,545
5,208,572
30^"
/*
*
$105,835
$151,161
$206,644
profit of
are
354,679
Income
$284,122
7,869
$325,635
$561,323
$702,015
24,592
34,091
Fund's
$276,252
$301,043
$527,232
♦Net
profit
on
sale
Oper.
June 30,'51
$8,865,710
net
income
unrealized
six
for
the
first
appreciation
six
months
of
securities
on
1951
totaled
Dec.
^V
31/50
$7,512^19
was
$180;-
$441,801.—
and
oper.
Net
revenues—
income
__
deductions
$1,960,340
$2,020,626
72,419%
78,593
$3,851,290
282,576
237,219
$2,032,759
$4,133,866
$4,147,304
182,704
_
-
$2,105,219
324,652
$1,850,055
$1,780,567
„
income
Preferred
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$11,319,741 $10,157,618 $22,001,005 $19,714,829
taxes—
9,350,401
8.130,992
18,149,715
15,804,744
income
Income
Subs.)—Earnings^—
1951—6 Mos.—1950
revenues
exps.
Common
at
dividends
$3,910,085
336,315
764,141
$3,797,551
.
$3,383,163
—V.
279,500
279,500
559,000
551,272
stk.
$1,570,555
$1,501,067
$3,238,551
$2,831,891
outstdg.
period
1.627.G40
1,626,529
1,627,640
1,626,529
$0.96
$0.92
$1.99
$1.74
for
com.
shrs,
of
end
Earned
share.;
per
173, p. 2388.
Dennison
Net
-V.
Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
before
and
taxes
excess
?
earnings
170,
1951
profits
taxes
(est.)__
(estimated).
!
592.
p.
;
$871,000
$905,000
'
Denver Tramway Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1950
•
1951
<
expenses
$3,352,340
$3,406,121
3,167,531
3,446.221
$184,809
,
revenue
Operating
1950
$18,231,000 $13,440,000
2,834,000
1,666,000
1.963,000
761,000
(est.)
6 Months Ended June 30—
Other
of
operating
!_______________________
income
income
♦$40,100
•
539
Total
securities
proposed
sale
first
$642,888
profit
securs—
the
p* 187.
Net
of
on
the
over
59,127
_______
deductions
sale
,
.
Delaware Power & Light Co. (&
346,740
income
stock
1950
$453,000
$345,009
up
v
Operating
Gross
B
,
1951
i—
the non-recurring
Period End. June 30—
$355,275
174,474
;
•
$22,332,000 $17,545,000
•
1,093,000
1,201,000
" T
$2.74
$3.0-1
share!
per
,
*
assets
and
Operating
5,231,226
178,287
of
jc
taxes
t
net
v- 174»
$5,586,501
(net)
North
rights.
June
after
As of—
Total
Income
$5,415,216
income
shares
;
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$2,767,706
and
of
40,000
underwriting.;; f] "
additional acreage °and
the
allowing for
Earnings
$2,721,434
exps.
State
and
Delaware Fund, Inc.—Total Net Assets
Up 18%—
$0.75
revenue——
Oper.
the
par)
without
30,040
30,040
Interest
-
bank
on
debt
and
sundries
$185,348
141,969
500
♦$39,600
purchase
Net
of
77,436
'
•
income
$306,292
S.
Patent
.—V.
-
171,
$301,043
p.
$557,271
$642,888
Net
income
before
♦Deficit.—V.
2195.
170,
income
p.
taxes_i__
$43,379
^m.ose
2224.
„l
Office)
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
William
Dana
Seibert, President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general' news and advertising issue)
with va statistical; issue .on Monday J.
other
-offices:
135 S. La Salle St., Chicago
3. 111.
(Telephone STate 2-06131 i 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C.; Enarland c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951, by William .33. Dana
^Comnanv. •> Reentered
as
second class matter February 25, 1942, at the 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 Pftfe
American
of
borrow¬
12.
the
U.
period
on Aug. 16,
the close of
at
6 Months Ended June 30—
Cab
.
(Reg.
share of
split-up.
of an investment last year,
earnings
months of 1950.—V. 173, p. 1698.
2182.
—
Commercial
$1.41
$0.75
paid
l,243f000
$1.15
share
per
$1,760,576
1,243,000
outstanding
Operating revenue
Equipments—
on
the
long-term
1,050,000
$1,433,149
shares
Net income bef.
The
The
1950
Connecticut Ry. & Lighting Co.—Earnings—
174, p. 102,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Bids
record
—
Gross
in
Co.,
of
distribution,
of
Sales
Corp.
Cab
be
July
voting
of
$14.77
1951
taxes
is engaged
Yellow
and
of
Dividends
storage
Parts
the
stock
par)
Monthfe Ended
Six
Net
income
on
issue
for
income
Net
in
workmen's compensation
writing the statutory casualty insurance and
insurance required of all subsidiaries of Parmelee,
Sales
income
Period End. June 30—
company
during
for
deeds
After
$24,568,575 $22,325,633
before
Net
addition, Parmelee
Inc.,
expansion
expenses.
Net
/
,■
In
proceeds
earnings
$2,732,798
sales
Provision
owns 40% of the outstanding capital stock of
Transportation Casualty & Surety Co., a New York insurance
corporation engaged principally in all lines of casualty insurance,
including workmen's compensation insurance.
Chicago
Yellow Cab
Co.,
plant
than
its
of
application
$3,200,000—a material
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Earnings—
Sales
Dec. 31/49
$3,157,038
outstanding
173,
Profit
General
owns
approval
,
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.—Earnings—
the
dealing
curyerit
probable
company as
of May 29,
1951, are leases and
covering 79,372 acres in 25 counties in three states,
valued at $138,000.
The liabilities of the
company are only the out¬
standing stock of 69,000 shares and a minor amount of organization
expense.—V. 174, p. 186.
:..',
28,598,979
$2.12
$3,115,008
operatingi
bulk
months.
of
11,436,326
June 30/51
Six Months Ended June 30—
airport
limousine
buses
fixed points in the Loop
petroleum products and
operating
in Pittsburgh, Pa., and in New York, N. Y.
plants
In
Fuel
Motor
taxes,
six
expansion plan.
It is
have a capacity 20%
greater
additional
one
(no
have
not
The
Other
District of Chicago.
Parmelee
higher
volume
exception;
does
1,593,048
(net)
income—
net
asset
—V.
largest
issued by
necessity
the
be sub¬
Sugar Co.—To Split Stock—
shares
stock
mineral
"•
20,802,716
assets
Number
public
and
1951—12 Mos.—195C
,■
outstand¬
Yellow Cab Co. of Pittsburgh, a Pennsylvania corporation operating
416 taxicabs, the largest taxicab operator in that city.
Illinois corporation
should
year
company was organized in May of 1951.
It is capitalized a't
shares
of
no-par
value
stock.
The
stock
is
divided
into
200,000 shares of class A stock and 400,000 shares of
class B stock.
The stock has
exactly the same rights with one
)—Earnings—'
Mos,—1950
<jj
o'f—
As
Shares
approximately
an
and
approximating
of
common
stock
company
Balance
Inc.,
the
our
the distribution of one
share held.—V. 173, p. 2495.
B
174, p. 186.
Total
Cab
Net
Co.
of
government
two-for-one
a
common
The
of
Air Transport
>
months
shall
we
authorized
par
1951,
drilling
068;
city.
Continental
$2.56
13,560,198
This
company
Composite Bond & Preferred Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets
Parmelee
the
'
$2.75
600,000
*
.
the
22,666,609
-
Earns, per com.
the
York corporation operating
New
a
the
'
,
42,007,874
Exchange
each
Dakota
con¬
545,379
deducs.
etc.,
Consol.
Minneapolis, a Minnesota corporation operating
138 taxicabs, one of the principal taxicab operators in
approximately
that
in
JV'.
orders
of
Necessity
the
ing stock of the following subsidiaries:
approximately
1930—
be less than in the first
may
received
have
$5
effect
to
as
its
of
Aug.
so
to borrow
!->■%■!/' /%;./.
company
:/,''•!%.■
retire
22,121,230
income
Chicago
owns
♦
$22,811,275 $15,789,385
1,232,996
1,163 310
Arrangements have been completed
directors
The
.
income
Gross
423
Yellow
Fogg said,—
f
1951
unfilled
wisdom
has
in
class
19^1—6
V
income
oper.
Other
Yellow Cab
of the outstanding stock.
operation of taxicabs in
corporation,
competes
Chicago with Yellow Cab Co.
to
basis
activities, Mr.
30—
the last six
the
Certificate
a
The
Borrow
common
addition,
In
month-to-month
a
approximately 30%
owns
Parts
&
termini
service
company's
However, .because of higher costs
another
Net
stock, or 61.75%, is owned by the corporation, operates the Parmelee
inter-railway station baggage and passenger transfer business in the
city of Chicago under arrangements with the various railroad com¬
panies
June
company
holders
sell
Operating revenues— 146,421,413 136,224,830 281,620,528 259,114,160"
Oper. expenses & taxes. 124,300,183 115,422,114 240,819,090 220,671,903
for
of
the
ings of $3,000,000 in the form of a 10-year loan at 372%. This amount
is $1,600,000 more than our
previous long-term indebtedness.
In addi¬
tion, arrangements have been made for a
three-year revolving credit
agreement for short-term borrowing up to
$6,000,000 from banks.-'-—
V. 174, p. 274.
,
,*y.
of
Co.,
all
stockholders further adds:
Indicate
within
for
between
V ' 7.
.
^
—V.
Transportation
has
$4,000,000
over
.!■■
:
.
Electric
Commonwealth Edison Co. (& Subs
Detroit-Street Railways.
Parmelee
of
present.
help
below
runs
the
high taxes.
Sept. 1, 1951, and March 1, 1953, on re¬
credit notes.
Notes issued before
next March
are
to
bear*
interest and later notes at the rate of 3%.—V.
173, p. 2602.
%,V-
Pittsburgh, and 641 taxicabs from
Corp., Chicago, 111., and 295 urban buses from the
Parts
&
Co.
Cab
that
received
*
high
"The
share.
exploration of
-
31, 1951, the corporation had
a
backlog of orders
approximately 1,047 taxicabs from Yellow Cab Co., Chicago, 111.,
May
taxicabs
at
Offered—J. A.
K
years.
to
Period End. June 30—
a
City and throughout certain
owned subsidiary of the cor¬
bus distributor in the United
'■■-.V'
'
States.
At
scale
sales volume
"The
in part, the company's construction
granting the loan application
borrow
2%7c
York
New
Another
Transit Buses,
Parts
&
10 months and
"" 1
stockholders,
June 30.
1ie*; Pro^ after taxes
<<
volving
taxicab
and automobile service station and parts business* In New York-City,
and a bus maintenance -and parts, business ,ip Detroit.
Checker Cab
Sales Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Cab Service & Parts Corp.,
acts
a
Ended
to
Inquiries
■■
„
In
may
taxicabs, bus chassis and buses, and from time to
special types of vehicle bodies such as bodies for
trucks, trailers and the like.
Through its wholly
subsidiary,
P.
money
struction.
certain
repair
Ohio
The
"built
manufacturing
to
instruments
__
letter
The
Southern
$16,500,000 in the
Outstanding
principal
corporation is engaged
has
from Banks—
7,
1,000,000 shs.
last
report
Consolidated's
Dakota Petroleum Co.,
Ashley, N. D.—Stock Offered—
North Pitcher
The
the
Months
Curb
Columbus &
in New Jersey on Feb. 119,
place of business and its factory are located at
St., Kalamazoo 13F, Mich.; and its statutory office
is at 117 Main St,., Flemington, N. J.
-V
Its
$0.29
2479.
p.
Co.—Financing Approved—
The proceeds will be used to
pay,
program.—V. 173, p. 1475.
BUSINESS—The corporation was organized
1923.
2016
172,
stock.
common
FINANCING
PRESENT
Commission
for
103,
sales
The
indebt¬
off current
pay
to
TO
$1.25)———
(par
July
payable, including obligations owing by the
& Parts Corp, amounting to $800,000 as of
The remainder will be added
CAPITALIZATION
Common
to
are
U.
P.
$0.62
1951.
during the first six months of
was expanded as rapidly as possible to
backlog of more than $2,000,000 remained on the
on
stantially higher.
$148,207
privately $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds to nine Insurance firms
and
to
offer for sale to its
employees 50,000 additional shares of
31 are being
offered the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 16 for
433,444 additional shares of common stock (par $1.25)
at $5 per share.
This offering is not underwritten.
>
common
Ohio
mid-year
a
demand
Cuban Atlantic
Cab
in
Earnings per common share
'
Backlog at end of period——_______
186.
p.
Checker
edness
per
President,
30,
103.,
p.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
The
Net
on
shares held at $1.25
proceeds
$159,227
$0.57
shares outstanding on June
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Up—New
Six
July 18 publicly offered at $1.25 per
share the unsubscribed shares of
capital stock (par $1)
which were not taken
by stockholders of record June 28
who had been offered the
right to subscribe on or before
July 16 for 218,181 shares on the basis of one new share
10,000
in
p.
that
Co.,
$148,388
$1.15
that
orders,
A
$0.84
Consolidated Mining Co.—Stock
Hogle &
Fogg,
8,342
97,864
Financing Arranged—
$148,207
$428,282
$114,000 applicable Federal income taxes.—V.
Chief
10,000
Hudson, Stayart & Co., Inc.
McCullough
S.
stated
1
150,000
—
♦Less
Tulsa,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.—: 20,000
$236,871
operations.—
foreign
1,255
90,948
Net profits after taxes
income, including special items——.—
Earnings per share
Shares
White
Cr552
(net)
Net
-
B.
112,000
_
341,411
provision
15.568
252,614
taxes_J_
Completion of the company's new plant In East
Pasadena early .this
year
has
proved
a
major factor in making possible
the
required
5,910,054
285,000
2,529
$265,433
$296,564
the 2.58,676
company's books
$6,169,709'
6,754,274
_,
for
spares
and
land.
Charles
fill
3,045
$240,591
etc.—
of new orders were
% Although production
these
V,
19,283
expenses
6,725
1950
$7,295,428
revenues
income taxes.
deductions or income
Reserve
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
the company, at the price of $2,875 per share,
of
shares
set
forth
after
their
respective
Co.-—39,000
total
a
$262*904
$577,406
$564,746
income
7«S!f?
of
this
purchase
of the corporation.
$237,546
_
stepped up rapidly during the
$0.48
capital
1951
income before special items—..—
♦Profit on sale of DC-4 aircraft and
related
•
Shares
Southwest
consummation
owned subsidiary
Net
below;
names
First
$0.67
_.
314*502
$558,021
share
per
on
further
$1,738,395
primary
instruments
located
are
$2,367,381
361,681
profit
♦Based
2387.
p.
Provision
Continental
and
of
torpedoes
Net
Federal
116,009
————
per
Operating
Operating
uses.
manufacturing
agreed to purchase from
the
aircraft,
medical
$1,854,404
$599,227
607,679
operations
expense—interest,
for
Earnings
minority interestminority interests.
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Earnings-
its own use and has manufactured and sold 63 sets of geophysical
instruments in the period of its corporate existence.
The company is one of the world's largest manufacturers of galvano¬
meters
for
geophysical and other uses and manufactures recording
oscillographs to. measure stress and strain and vibrations in connection
for
$2,367,381
for
to
lor
with
572,000
taxes——..
544,864
:»
ad¬
___
$2,426,404
1,366,000
tax
from
.
Other
$1,122,270
*534,875
>
$1,165,700
Total
225,550
increase
.
The
$2,200,854
Prov.
income
—
173,
Other
conduct
$3,184,831
548,550
-
.x.—
six Months Ended June 30—
seismograph surveys
and the manufacture and
assembly of geophysical and other specialized
equipment.
' *'J.'■
' ''
' *' •
are
income
1949'
1950
*
$1,134,102
1,155,594
;
income
FINANCING
1945.
May 17,
business
in
engaged
income
Plains Corp.
292,955 shs.
partnerships known
organized March 2,
Co.,
Net
Other
.V
$2,321,294
service
profit
3,560,987
$3,733,381
—
income
prov.
Gulf
Outstanding
incorporated
;
1951
income
and
$5,761,841
During the second quarter 1,975 shares of Gulf Plains
Corp.
stock, being all of the minority interests, were
purchased for
in
600,000 shs.
was
sales
*\^ilip
consideration
for
used
$1)
BUSINESS—Corporation
before
Earnings
operations.
GIVING
Federal
applicable
Net
The offering was
Authorized
Capital
$8,018,658 "
i—___
(net)
Federal
1950
4,833,827
profit
income
—V.
will
proceeds
of
Service
Engineering, research, general,
ministrative, etc., expenses
274.
p.
The First Southwest Co. and Rauscher, Pierce & Co. and
others on July 10 offered publicly 104,000 shares of capi¬
net
revenue-.
37,856 shs.
_
expressed amount.—V.
PROCEEDS—The
1951
charges..^.
operating
other
Income
Century
other
and
operating
Total
———
valuet—_
par
sales
Total
100,000 shs.
valuel—.
par
dividend
and
Cost
Subs.)—Earnings—
(2,000,000
-
4.15%
Net
'<
(&
6 Months Ended June 30—
'
1980
1,
Corp., Los Angeles—Eafns.
Six Mos. Ended June 30—•
Sales
Gross
Chicago Corp.
1,873,000
F
series
.
request
was
filed
with
the
SEC
on
July 18 to withdraw the
registration statement covering the
proposed offering of 900,000 shares
of common stock
(par $1).
The statement was withdrawn on
July 26.
—V. 173, p. 1274.
*
j
bonds,
Ltd.^-Withdraws. Statement—
.".A
•
,
evidencing bank loans————— $1,600,000
Preferred
Chevron Petroleums,
.
,
,
bonds,
27/a%
1,
f
.
„
series
-
1978__
mortgage
due
bonds,
31/8%
15,
mortgage
due
-
Outstanding
■$484,000
1975
1,
July
C)
—
23/»%
mortgage
due
FINANCING
Authorized
' ;
'
series
1973
1,
Feb.
' ' * """
bonds,
mortgage
due
TO. PRESENT
'
*
First
of
rate
Canada,
of
$48.00
exchange,
per
year.
remittance
Other
for
Countries,
foreign
$52.00
subscriptions
per
and
year.
advertisments
'
•
must
be
made
In
New
York
fundi.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(452)
■'
Int.
V
,
Operating
i
earned
*153.848
163,720
106,647
5,863,000
1,125,000
inc.
Net
profit
Earnings per
—V.
29,356
93,113
etc.—
taxes (est.)—
173,
759.
p.
$1,837,354
$6,822,366
$5.75
The
■/.'
,
173, p.
filed
27
to be
(par 25 cents)
offered at the market, without underwriting,—V. 173, p. 2288.
stock
stock
(par
which
*Of
The
>
offering
;
the
option
with
on
additional
an
interest rate
an
The company
June
for
:i...
'I.
Inc.—Special Offering—
completed in 36 minutes.—V. 174,
was
also has
under
payable
terest
in
sale
civilian
defense
used
at
30,
the
1953,
funded
3.25%
the
Net
■
keep
^
the
made
company
The
SEC
obligations
reasonably abreast
to.
of
company's
offering
an
'
_
of
for
offer
RESULTS
YEARS
FOR
ENDED
MAY
1951
'
'
;
sales
:v3"
-
income
United
Canadian
States
&
taxes
Net
earnings
109,534,744
writers.
stock
53.313,10.1
Net
41 334.744
stock—
to common stock
earnings applicable
Cash
dividends
Number
of
declared
Stockholders'
1951
number
on
and
on
of
shares
27,184
end
at
number of shares outstanding
average
to
for
been
for
each
and
1951
its
to
fiscal
1950
of
stockholders
«;he
as
forty shares held.—V. 173,
company
ratio
of
one
the
in
v
an
which
shares of the
$37.50
•
offering
event
that
latter
date,
in
will
minimum
such
all
of
the
be
therewith
units
within
expended
will
the
for
time
magazine
in
returned.
firms
specified
such
minimum
herein,
is
it
In
the
the
on
the
as,
Securities
used
be
the
purchase
price not
a
to exceed
the
at
a
•
■
of
later
the
offered
$36
at
$103
mail
of
to
1929,
and
since
that
organized
was
time
has
engaged
Hew
In
in
the
York
sale
on
the
initial
been
sold
preferred
date
at
offering
120
the
of
cosmetics
from
number
of
laboratories
available
prices.
-
letter of
i
,
to
the
price
.
at
company,,
r
be
GIVING
EFFECT
working
TO
PRESENT
stock
•Com.
—V.
174,
(par $10)
8,;
and.
par—stated
(no
value
4,
p.
$1)
••
the
produce."
funds
additional
■
in
inventory
the
:\r
The
to
Co.—Merger Effective—
effective
on
Aug.
Dickinson, President.
Townsend
1951,
it
was
announced, by ,F.
' '
-
will
Co.
1,
operate
Dunn
Steel
as
a
'
1
to
be
R.,
con¬
East Tennessee Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
Federal
Power
its natural
Tennessee
17, tiled
Commission
in
amended
an
connection
with
application
proposal
a
transmission system to' provide new .service
gas
communities and
industries,
at
to
159;'
to
Estimated
would
of
cost
the
financed
be
construction
by the
is
issuance
approximately
and
pipe line bonds.—V. 172, p. 2220,
sale
of
'
first
has
the
to
$7.75
Sept.
Electric Ferries, Inc.
first
stock
first
Other
Net
operating
income
income
Profit
on
Profit
of
sale
$798,321
the
To
not
are
several
with ,73,598
called
from
of
of
to
be
the
'
*.
of
~
'
.
>
will be
operations—.
per
Net
share
discontinued December
$1.24
ar.d
applicable
Provincial
official
outstanding.—V.
49
'
_
173,
$73,129
£>r538
Net
—V.
$72,591
82,364
$179,682
56,214
•
.
J
the
stock
rate
and
with
almost
were
Dividends
dollar
on
$1.26
income
on
exchange,
and
pre¬
tBased,
on
104,
p.
Equioment
—
Privately—The corporation
share
per
of
on
1,184
tank
new
1889.
year.
of
$1
value,-into
par
of
24;000
preferred
new
extent
is
of
the
to
be
all
stock
common
were,
INCOME
73,598
of
has
for-20
three
;?1
shares
_Prov. for Fed. &, forgo, taxes
shares
the
such
of
conversion,
Net
$0.20
each
r
>
the
as
1950
MAY
31.
;
1949
-
437,936
2,791,053 1 2,481,649
49,389,409 V 46,421,044
1,818,115
1,673,402
235,500.
1,683,433
7,570,000
6,201,952
13,251,218
1)434,212
'
iV-'V 253,200
Inc.
on
11,654,036
'
13,056,000
11,520,508
1*'
dividends *.
Earnings
per
share___
common
.
1,352,186
5,131,.552
—
".
COMPARATIVE CONSOLIDATED
of
in
common
into
each
its
785,367
BALANCE
for
reserved
S.
Govt,
Drafts
reserved
common
for
is
acceptances
174,
the
187.
p.
textile
•
.
„
'
converting
4,137,009
24.804,690
19,969,312'
1,502,086
accounts
Invests,
Land,
in
other
companies,
assets
Dec. 31,'50
$17,99
June 30.'50
■
702,451
43,558,312
44,422,409
153,008,966
126,730,109
127,130,968
10,125,018
10,167,188
10,912,069
9,446,787
rights_Ll_
$17.65
1889.
„
r:' • :
.
„
___
Co.-^-Debentures
&
1,
'
Adv.
payable
than
reed.
and accrued
10,930,333
■
of
officers
payable
and
debentures
into
of
are
;
redeemable
common
stock
debentures.
'
at
f
102
the
on
'
;
.
'
and
basis
accrued
of
30
">
interest
shares
"*
:
of
2,370,096'
empls.
455,983
1.928.115
■1,367,507,
1,360,563
debt
self-tnsurance____-____
other
5%
cumul.
cumul.
1,274,873
purposes
preferred
conv.
par)
•Common
1,701,007
859,834
9.500,000
for
($100
■
1,849,517
_______________
for
3%%
&
on
16,343,855
,__r
in. process__
Reserves
Offered—Laird
•
exps.
taxes)____
contracts
.on
accts.
Funded
;
.
345,350
13,000,000
taxes
Dividends
$1>5.31
_*;fc
...
v..
___L
payable
Thrift
4,193,117
-
4,376,701
45,376,629
_______
(ether
4,741,234
1,522,695
23,291,843
etc._~__
water power
Accrued
$94,175,322 $83,698,269 $64,216,080
§,236,175
5,254,868
LIABILITIES—1
finishing
...
June 30,'51
:
30,096,854 1
6,166,786
3,853,402
17,770,512
and equipment (net).
trademarks, trade names,
Total
Notes
\
1,580,293
52,929,886
bldgs.
Goodwill,
and
receivable
grain
on
v
1949
14,789,016 ' 14,456.690
6,99.9,094
16,980,732
(net)
and
,
$
purchases, etc._
,Inventories (net) -;.4__
Prepaid exps. and deferred chgs.L4_
Notes
conversion
and
I,:'
'
"5,080.865
';
"in
engaged
$
:
such
.
1950
obligations
and
$5.11
SHEET, MAY 31
16,445,570
_____
U.
of
4,490.148 i
$5.87
$
registration
1,443,871 X
5,009,037
1951
com¬
share
>
$4.92
ASSETS
the
autstanding_______>___4L__;_
asset value per share_l____—
$1,000
same
578,518!''"("490,795
490,795
2,883,267
earnings
Common
company proposes to sell such
underwriter.* The terms of any such sale are
to the
^
convertible
'$45,152
the
ENDED
V
52,411,057
Preferred dividends
$1,475,0001,
days
for
common
included
shares
and accrued interest.
30,270
or
STATEMENT YEARS
Interest
Depreciation of plant______
Selling: gen. and admin.- expens___
Contrib. to employees' retirmt. syst.
Profit sharing distribution-^^——
to the
company
p.
$2.50
the
the'
Sales, of products and services____^ 435,947,827 395,834.706
410,646, 564
stock,,;-'Cbsc of products and services soldjp 353,484,560 321,010,863.342,078, 512^
.stock;, —v-Provr for possible inventorylosses.X
Cr62,398 > Cr586,*534 Crl,097;365
the rshares of first preferred stock are converted 4nto"
the balance of the proceeds of approximately $1,000,000
company's working capital. "* '
' '
'
'
stock,
added
173,
com¬
$
-
convertible
shares
two
company
of
that
on
common
net
$4.92
to
profit- was-2.6
>
1951
shares of-new
for
amounted
sales.
Total dividends to
COMPARATIVE
With
common
par
stock.
common
The, company's
:
approximately" 13,000 holders of
all classes of stock were $6,483,738.
The earnings balance of $5,036,770
was
retained for use in the business.
'
"
;
v
\
July 18 offered $250,000 of 5% convertible deben¬
tures, dated July 15, 1951, and due July 15, 1963, at 102
$75,422
172, p. "2480. :'
of
stock
common
previous
of
the
•
$8
share
per
$5.87, ,t&e
each
on
Advances
Garrett, Miller
Co.
2.831
$0.72
1950.—'V. '
of
Mills, Inc.—Sales Second Highest in Its Hiscorporation, makers of Gold Medal Flour,
previous year.
meeting for Aug. 10, 1951,
authorizing creation of the. new preoutstanding shares of 6%' cumu-«
share
one
As of—
61,519
-
$2.35
taxes
rate
covered
by the trust consists of
hopper cars.—V. 173, pp. 2189 and
new
earnings
cents
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—^Assets Increased—
*$976,993
$123,468
common
shares
Accounts
$35,799
_________
securities
Street ferry
Federal
at
Reserves
income
•125th
$2,239,164!
,
The
Net
179,288
$4,184,915
share:.
common
equipment
pared
*
maximum
a
,Assuming
1950
$28,571
Net income before Federal income
taxes..
Federal taxes on income &
capital gains (est.)
Earnings
179,288
$2,208,424
company's tax bill
was
$16,325,000,
an
increase
of
almost
the $10,568,000 for-the preceding
year.
Federal income
alone .were $13,056,000,
representing an increase of $5,486,000. ' )
Total direct taxes in support of various
local, state and national
72vG00
supplied by amendment.
common
mortgage
7,228
ferryboat
89,644
stock
taxes
-y
Inc.—Changes Name—
shares
Shares
revenues___
period
com.
$6,000,000 over
.
stockholders'
a
amendment
preferred
at
issued
shares of
deductions..
(net).
627,157
$2,418,452
Wheaties and other products, in its report for the fiscal
•-
"
sale
per
estimated
dividends
tory—This
.
conversion.
$.5,200,000,
1951
the
704,612
$4,364,203
July 26 filed a registration statement ,w4th
shares of-cumulative convertible
preferred
basis
preferred;
Total
Net
to
General
per
account
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
revenue
for
359,455
$2,298,068
17—A
Proceeds of the preferred stock sale, together with
The
6 Months Ended June 30—
r";
such
business."—V,
Operating
Operating
and
the. period
_
approval, the company proposes to offer the new
for public sale, through F,-Eberstadt & Co., Inc.,1 as under¬
statement
,
the
,
'" '
Papersubsidiary
.
'
which
584',673
Southern
dividends
and
cars
>
received
The
.
expend
5
j
_
with
683,104
Ltd.
consolidated
'•(JW../
mon
July
offered
816,000
$1,206,622
including March 1, 1971,
including March 1, 1959 bear dividends
2%%, the balance at a rate of 3Vr%. Of the*
total, $5,040,000 principal amount was- delivered on
March 1, 1951 and the balance of
$4,977,000 principal
amount on Aug. 1, 1951.
,
July 24 covering
on
be
5,057.000
$2,976,487
at the rate of
by the company from the sale of promissory notes,-are
to be applied to
(1) repayment of $2,000,000 of outstanding 4%" notes
due March 16,
1954, and (2) redemption of the first preferred stock,I;
of
whicl\ 36,799 shares were outstanding July 3, .1951, at a redemption
price of $5.50 per share plus dividends accrued, ■
,
on
SEC
to
Vote
preferred.
preferred
tinuing the manufacture of its special line of cold-headed parts pri-%
anarily for the automotive industry.
Townsend is a major producer of
rivets, special nails, locknuts and wire products.—V. 174, p. 187.
This' company
the
Malting Co., Inc., below.
reclassifying
on
second
writer.
_
division
separate
on
charter
a
and
Subject
with the Townsend Co. of New Brighton,
special meetings of both groups of shareholders
approved at
Co.—To
together
company
preferred
of
The merger of this company
was
with
(par- $1.25(
,;,lajtive second ^preferred stock, $5
^
and-became
&
120,000
value,
approve
ferred
,
.
•
Grain
corporation
covering
par
V."
•••'
Dunn Steel Products
filed
stock
common
.
2,500tihs.
•
*
•v.
Pa.,
of
was
2,697,000
Maturities to and
company
••
:
55,930
in quarterly instalments to and
proceeds
the
investment."—V.
■
.
55,037
Aug. 2 announced that it has negotiated through Kuhn;
Loeb & Co., the sale of $10,017,000 equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series 48, dated March 1, 1951 and due serially
;
are^
The
of
general
,
Outstanding
10,000 shs.
2,500 shs.
•
6 Mos. End. June 30
General American Transportation-Corp.
to
increase
an
fruit and
income
on
Trust Certificates Placed
mercantile,
(D. B.), Fuller & Co., ^Ine. (N. -¥.)•—
Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
currently
FINANCING
10,000 shs.
'
159,328
Canada
in
applicable
1,779,888
[
The'
date.
wholesale
a
Co,
of
for
"After
capital.
The
working capitalexpanded operations ' of the
company
primarily
notification
shares
The
preferred stock
non-cum.
>
•
352,677
Gair
Corp.
tEarnings
pre¬
between
in
a
the
of
common
Corp.—New Name Effective—
SEC
Authorized
■6%
year
$1,585,936
income
ferred
No
.
negotiated
to
"has engaged
of
Income
company.
years
taxes
equity of 60%
Preferred
stockholders jon Jtily ,30. approved a
proposal to change the
name of this corporation to Froedtert
Corp., and commencing July 31dealings on the New York Stock Exchange .were made in the
qomrnon •
stock-under the new' name.~v. '173,
p. 2289.
'
.
this
1950.
as
this
of
products,
far
under¬
of
Sulphur
$15
CAPITALIZATION
backlog
Philco
so
notes
on
income
board
preferred
'
such
shares
6,000
Federal
Income
The
beauty aids.
The company's products are ■ Drezma Lotion, Drezma
Cleansing
Cream.
Drezma
Cold
Cream.
Drezma
Special
Formula.
Cream, Drezma Lipstick, Drezma Dry Rouge, and Drezma" Make-Up
Cake. 'These products are readily manufactured by one
or'mdr^ of
competitive
of
sales
per
share.
per
date and
days
and
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co.,
pew
April
rate
same
(The
sales
store
27,122
interest
•
common,
the
to
.
groceries, meat,
"will be added to
in
See Froedtert
(products and general operating expenses of the corporation.
BUSINESS—Corportion
the
also
and subsidiaries
Co.'s
Any
common.
purchase
to
stock
common
in
due
; ;
from
for. 35
increase
is
option
Froedtert
■
Radio, or
newspaper,
spot
advertisements,
advertisements,
the
development
or
approximately
1950.
year
Wholesale
The
sought is
that it ,will
of
1950, were as follows; Elec¬
products, ~ including
parts
and
.
governments
for
and
31,
the
over
$1,200,000.)
Seltsam-Hanni
Corp.,
per
an
the
and
:
-
will
Dec.
Philco
$198,520;
'
for
•Income
to'
stated
amount
intended
products
(retail
ended May 31, 1951, showed total sales of $435,947,827, the highest since the year ended May 31, 1958, when
special
.sales were over $458,000,600. The report listed
meeting of the stockholders has been called for Sept.: 17.r
earnings
to Vote on a proposal to increase the authorized com¬
of $11,520,508 compared with
$13,251,218 the previous
mon
stock from 850,000 shares to
year.
Wages and salaries including retirement benefits'
3,000,000 shares'in
order to provide for a three-for-one
reached an all-time high of
split-up of the
$51,054,685 compared with
outstanding 800,000 shares.—V. 174, p. 365.
$45,568,148 a year ago.
received
received
time
all
of
service
.
underwriters:
as
Freeport
before .the
payments
Funds
until
the
1952..
or
outlets
year
received
are
1,
on
and
cancelled
escrow
Jan.
received
not
Electrical
to
Estimated
share;for
per
through Thomson & McKinnon, Chicago, 111.,' for the
Frank G, Fox, the
selling stockholder.-—V. 172; p. 1232.
of
*'
subscriptions
before
or
is
If
program
direct
or
be
held
time
on
be
received;
follows-:
as
will
share.
per
unless
amount
will
be
is
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Television
$36,000
minimum
amount
■obtained
abandoned
of
subscriptions
connection
sale
minimum
be
extent
at
;
net
Topeka
share for
common shares
3,000
have
has. not
necessitate
5,000
stock
preferred stock is callable at $11
«
(li
,($100
stock
common
$36
share
the
debentures.
:
r..
activities:
(3) ' store
consolidated
the
with
stock
(Peter) Fox Brewing Co., Chicago, 111.—Files—
A
(par $10) and 1,000
shares of common stock (no par—stated value $1 per
share) in units of 10 shares of preferred and one share
of common stock at $100 per unit.
This
present scope,
trade
and
ended
year
over
now
sale?
Provision
-
public .at.
and
shares
dealing
2416.
p.
non-cumulative
The
its
following
retail
Corp.,
increase
275%
a
is
The
to
of
:
June 30, '51
1951'
1950
/
customers (U.
$21,945,083 $43,121,873 $24,657,106
Income before following deductions
4,637,868
8,735,190
2,877^40
Deprec. of buildings and equipment
646.666
327,810
639,660
Divs.
on
pfd. stock of subsidiaries
/
Net
agreed to negotiate with the underwriters for a
the offering price of the common stock which has
days
financing
which
Drezma, Inc., New York—Stock Offered—The com¬
pany on June 27 publicly offered 10,000 shares of 6%
preferred
to
the
Quar. End.
-
at
has
of
3,000
2182.
p.
is
Net
involved.,
>
the
years
11,060 shs.
for conversion
(Robert) Gair Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
improve-,
statement
preferred
employees at
Columbian
of-the
is
60
company
business
year"for
1950.
sold
required
NOTE—During both the
distributed common stock
share
plant"
Philco
the
for
running
are
par).
and
following
the
to
share
per
offered
The
23;228
the
of
The
resale
commitment
be
218,953,851
and common
outstanding
Co.,
underwriters and
$5.73
254,788.705
—-
the
underwriters
$100
ferred etock
5,939,101
$6.12
($25
-
portion
The
remaining
10,059,343
6,530,516
interest
not
'31.692,859'
15.232,730
——
Number of stockholders—preferred
•Based
slock—
outstanding—
cumulative
offer 3,000
oificeis
preferred
company
redetermination
2,120,246
39,544.450
share
common
pel
common
on
shares
common
•Earnings
for
registration
a
stock
common
to
names
&
the
•
at
firm
33,813,103
1,390,294
_______
27 filed
shares of 5%
19,500,000'
income—68,200,090
on
for
unsubscribed
345,302,819 225,942,033
____^
preferred
on
($271,300
bonds
used
stockholders, officers and employees also will be offered
339.568,268 220,830,183
;
taxes
Cole
The
Dividends
be
in
including parts and accessories, and
•.«•••
ten days,
prospectus
share
$•
—
——
Earnings before
outstanding
will
July
on
5,000
underwriters for
1950 ■"'*
——
__
income
conform
franchised
to
by
contracting,
division
& Co., Inc., and Estes & Co., Inc.
The company has agreed to sell
2,000 shares of the preferred and 6,000 shares of the common to the.
~
—
_
Total
retire
-
stockholders,
of
Beecroft,
31
1
$
Sales
to
remainder
company, proposes
period
The
33,961 shares.
CONSOLIDATED
the
463.
p.
company
covering
The
a
employees of its subsidiary and associated com-'
panies at a price of $57.50 a share, with the option of payment, on
an instalment basis.
At May 31, 1951 there were unfilled subscriptions'
the
171,
its" common
-
employees and
under
and
par)-and 15,000 shares of
stuck
common
*20,000 shs.
.
490 shs.
..
'
in-;
'
1951
used
were
1951),
•*
accessories, $2,473,459, and store service, ,$66,166.. .x. "
'
A
{*
During the current year it is estimated that completion "of contracts
in
the
electrical
contracting
department
will
amount
to
$750,000
(The) Fleming Co., Inc., Topeka, Kan.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
\'
the
time
same
prevailing
then
.
meet
to
the
at
to
engaged
is
distribution
trical
187.
p.
Outstanding.,
'8250,000
/•",
500 shs.
whoiesaie).
through Bankers Bond Co., Louis-,
V:'• ;^v
*
proceeds
1,
menti?.—V.
outstanding commit¬
five-year term loans,
into
installments
ot
excess
be
and
demand.
Januury
its
in
will
The
Feb.
./
..
.
..
.
revolving credit up to $50,000,000'
a
be
may
quarterly
not
but
.•
♦'
.
4-___—-
altered
was
company
manufactured
credit agreement with eight banks, effective
a
credit
equal
proceeds
national
In
20
late
The
the
ville, Ky.:
unsecured notes
on
*
1951; which provides for
two-year period.
On June
a
serial mortgage bonds
3%% and with final maturities
*
•
30,
ments
to
$30,000,000,
of
July 1, 1977.
on
$100)—.—•
$5)
FINANCING
;
$250,000
-
7,500 shares will be reserved
busfness
'The
which
Co.—Arranges Private Financing—The
on July 19 entered into agreements with two
companies to borrow $60,000,000, with ,an
insurance
1963—.
(par
PRESENT
Authorized
contracting (including application of electrical
power
to
meet
the
needs of industrial, commercial and residential
projects t; ( 2) whole¬
(Henry) Fischer Packing Co.—Bonds Privately Placed
—The company has sold privately $700,000 of 15-year
Dow Chemical
company
TO
business of this company was established in 1893 as
a
manufaaturing partnership, r Since 1914, the present corporate title
has. existed.
In 1948, the management changed and the character of
special offering of 9,600 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on the New York Stock Exchange
on July 31 by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. at $41.75
per
share, with a dealer's commission of 60 cents per share.
with the
statement
registration
a
pfd.
EFFECT
*
JBUSINESS—The
'..'-"'V:-*v:
1791.
y'.-i
SEC—
covering 6,000,000 shares of capital stock
'
cum.
Common
:"
;\
GIVING
'*
.
debs., due
5%
the
•:;>:
«
con*,
former
a
"
.
A
July
on
replacing
Federated Department Stores,
...
corporation
authorized in¬
Stockholders also approved
Monday, August 6, 195X
.
,
$2.70
Dividend Shares, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With
SEC
'1
jof
purposes
Improvement.—rV.
arid
$3,207,091
$1.54
$3,505,799
$2.95
——
share
its
bank loan agreement with the MellonNational Bank & Trust Co., the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York and
the Bankers Trust Co. are to repay existing bank loans, to, replenish
or augment
working/ capital and to provide funds for plant expansion
151,361
1,955,000
11,395,000
$7,500,000,
:v
Prlr.cioal
51,633
.
301,411
'
-
of
agreement
loan
increase
31 voted to
to $10,000,000.
company
000.
expense,
Fed.
the
July
on
$5,000,000
bank credit agreement under which the company had borrowed $3,000,-
miscel¬
and
bank
a
$5,261,820
$3,039,645 $18,355,057
$9,429,534
income—vi—
laneous
debtedness of
i
income—-
Int.
stockholders
The
-1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—6 Mos.—1950
Net .sales
i
$31,386,498 $21,444,021 $60,592,826 $40,960,272
34,478,132
40,544,721
17,789,752
Cost of products sold—
21,101,056
1,693,048
1,220,320
614,624
Celling and admin, exps.
855,908
ki
CAPITALIZATION
Elliott Co.—Debt Limit Increased—
Detroit Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Earningsperiod End. July 31—
.
.
pfd.
stock
(no
($100
par)
1,264,563
1,165,187
1,154,956
1,046;262
6,159,800
9,149,200
9,949.500
22,147.300
22,147,300
22,147,300
stock
__"_x—x_—
stock
1,296~089
par)__
:
;
28,555,327
25,565,927
24,765,627
surplus
48.127,639
43,090,869
36,282,900
Treasury stock
I)r282,468
'
Earned
r
and
are
stock
for
">
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be added" tol working capital.
Total
and
153,008,966
________
•Represented
,
1,996,172
by
2,071,966
shares
in
shares
1949.—V.
in
172)
1951.
pi
126,730,109
2,012,178
1732.
127.130,968
shares in-1950
-
Volume
174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(453)
General Appliance
letter
A
45,000
of
notification
shares
cents
of
filed
was
stock
common
with
(par
the
SEC
share, without underwriting.
The
selling stockholders.—V. 174, p. 365.
per
three
to
Hudson & Manhattan
Period End. June 30—
July 24 -covering
on
cents)
10
offered
be
proceeds
at
45
Gross
! to
go
to
Oper. expenses &
are
oper.
The
corporation's
the
U.
S.
Air
Ternstedt
Force
announced
for
July
on
Division
the
31
has
J,
L.
awarded
been
of
production
by
said
the instrument
Nl
Conlon,
=
Kearfoot Co.,
173,
character
adding
from
expanded.—V.
those
174,
of
its
made
several
first
foreign-made
its
specialities
manufacture.
own
into
venture
This
the
of
of
Seth
129,994
$56,412
on
activity
to $3,000,000
The
on
July
bonds,
1951.
is
The
being
extension
The
to
be
& Telegraph Co.
below.—V.
173,
due
of
and
bond
issue
says
general
the
redemption
12
months
bentures
prices
ending
June
30,
to
to
the debentures from
certain
100#
other
at
maturity.
debts
of
the
The
de¬
and
merce
Act
of
Production
1950.
addition,
of
In
stock
common
to
the
at
be
the
cents
used
by
furnace
[i tlons
the
steel
cialty
tons
The
of
carbon
plant
ingots
and
will
be
tion
by the end
in
the
Defense
and
80,000
sold
of
the
the
of
a
designed
is
alloy steels.
operation in
partial
of
for
167,460 tons
or
that
The
of
products
year.—V.
V
2389.
p.
in
V
The
corportaion
30 filed
covering 50,000 shares of capital
the
market through Harland Allen
at
proceeds
Oil
:
made
was
the
after
close
174,
line
to
Chicago,
of
common
the New
York
SEC
covering
July
$10,000,000
tificates which
be
to
are
Denver, Colo.—V.
172,
25
filed
Hamilton
offered
Fund
of
notification
Periodic
net
Gross
Net
operating
Net
Depreciation,
tion
and
$5,610,422
was
States and
Canadian
675,394
2,895,847
1,135,150
5,741,497
1,303,644
2,323,193
in¬
274,520
before
shown
•Profit
,
below
profit
117,712
444,221
Net Income
TEarns.
Wkg.
per
•On
Dec.
sale
31,
of
1944,
1,334,995
upon
$3,652,744
quoted
$2,67
securities
no par common
less discts.,
Cost of goods sold—
general
Other
from
and
preferred
before
written
dividends
and
at
based
Y'
taxes
on
1951: 1
1950
y
;v'(
19,450,162
expenses...
9,599,661
8,768,612
marks
another
market.
export
The
purchase
will
add
$2,459,992
$871,888
1,239,332
The
corporation
covering
($20
per
rata
baiss,
5,000
share)
additional
on
for
July
shares
24
filed
of
letter
a
common
subscription
without underwriting.
working capital.
by
stock
present
The
of
Conn.—
notification
to
be
offered
stockholders
proceeds
are
with
to
on
be
—V.
the
*'
net
-
$13,890,531
$11,876,987
;
Number
Net
—V.
of
asset
shares
value
outstanding
per
share
$11.03
174, p. 104.
on
888,505
requirements
$1.82
common
V.
$2,409,502
$1,804,477
85,560
$21.53
$21.09
3Vz%
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—6 Mos.—1950
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$8,540,432
income
cnarges
171,
$9,055,291 $12,346,186 $12,155,923
383,361
482,159
539,286
99,110
$8,639,542
1,221,918
<••
$9,438,652 $12,828,345 $12,695,209
,V.v 814,639
—$7,417,624
2610.
p.
(2,454,914
1,441,036
$8,624,013 $10,373,431 $11,254,173
$3,481,053
3,053,691
533,984
299,368
61,216
shareholders
1,200
share
per
Dry
Goods
Corp.
above*—V.
167,
435.
p.
>
on
Proceeds of the
financing
tures
$954,589
—
of
Taylor, N. Y. City—Proposed
Consolidation-^
Associated
securities are
to be
offered for sale
through the company's
directors and
employees without, discounts or
commissions, at
price of $100 per unit of the
debentures and $10
per share of capital
stock.
The
debentures are to be offered subject to
prior issuance to
sharesolders in payment of a
dividend out of earned
surplus in the
aggregate amount of
$300,000; and the capital stock is to be
offered
subject to the prior
right of present shareholders to
buy, pro rata,
any or all of the said
40,000 shares at $10 per share.
•
$10.20
___
not
stock)
to
issued
to
are
be
(2)
in
be
declared
dend;
131
lieu
used:
$240,000 to
(including $200,000
of
(1)
to
cash
a
$60,000
concurrently
$300,000
with
the
increase
from
dividend
to
in
pay
on
declaration
present
the sale of deben¬
outstanding
cash
dividend
a
of
the
working
capital
stock
on
$300,000
capital;
finance expanded merchandise
inventory.
:$3.72
Roosevelt
has
the
of
been
Board
elected
to
Directors
of
the
of
Lytton's, Henry G. Lytton
newly-created
this
1924 and supervises the investments ol
and Investors Management Fund,
Inc.,
Inc.,
with
Roosevelt
167,
assets
is
also
divi¬
and
(3)
of
excess
President
Fundamental
mutual
The
National
State
'
|
—
Bank
Aug.
1
,
the sale
to Mutual
Life
p.
174,
p.
1951—4 Wks.—1SC0
&
filed
was
Co.—Filing With SEC—
with
the
SEC covering 3,000 shares
$1)
to be offered through Straus &
Blosser,
share for the account of
Martia S. Goldring.
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Operating
revenues—
expenses
Taxes
Stock Privately Placed
approved
(par
Maine Central RR.—June
of
_____
niquip.
rents
Net
income.
$196,283
16,290
Gross
Net
—V.
Earnings—'*:'■?$]
oper.
income
int.,
$151,073
$1,029,705
$1,509,849
$1,096,392
'
$165,914
101,734
*
$94,426
...
$1,438,410
71,439
14,841
•
$212,573
118,147
etc
income
$15,422,614 $14,055,143 $112,027,436 $36,918,788
635,798
$64,180
Bonds Placed
additional
$487,44£
174, p. 6.
Consolidated Manufacturing Co.
Six Months Ended June 30—
profit on sales——
Other income credits (net)—
(&
1950
$959,416
-
$642,106
9,075
11,277
$968,491
111,164
516,418
$653,383
$340,909
$350,885
154,920
154,920
Selling and general expenses—
1
Prov. for Federal and State income taxes
was announced last
Consolidated
corporation
covering
net profit—
paid ($1.20 on 129,100
1298.
Dividends
—V. 170,
a
like
amount
of
bonds of
189.
Marshall Field &
was
said,
will
the
be
parent company and other stocks and bonds.
The
contributions will be invested in
government bonds.—V.
in
stock
"employees'
p.
366.
Corp.—Rights Expired Aug. 3—The stocksholders of record July 20 were
recently given the right
to subscribe on or before
Aug. 3 for 129,785 additional
shares of capital stock
(par $1) at $62.87M> per share on
the basis of
stockholders
one new
share for each 15 shares held.
also had
an
additional
The
subscription privi¬
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
June 30—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
sales
Net
income
in
after
pfd.
92,093,400
1,844,590
•2,431,803
2,573,265
$12.30
$16.21
$17.16
$0.87
$1.09
share
share
providing
for
tAfter
$7.21
$0.47
Federal
preferred
McCall Corp.
sales
the
dividends.—V.
at
173,
the
p.
1951—3 Mos.—*1950
$8,945,677
163,126
taxes
109,200
238,957
$53,926
$340,824
$457,693
$0.09
$0.56
$17,393,091
514,950
per
a
share
domestic
which
currently
1951—6 Mos.—*1950
$8,199,131 $19,139,551
579,781
972,643
taxes
profit
and
$1.16
rates
1990.
Fed.
♦Includes
1950
taxes
Federal
for
Net
income
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
_;
Profit before
Earnings
$
103,888,367
Period End. June 30—
Frov.
$
48,163,651
♦1,082,048
taxes.
com.
per
effect.
Net
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$
49,451.933
per
♦After
invested
shares)
$
Net
Earnings
it
—
p.
Period End.
on
contribution,
94,745
207,752
its
July 30 filed a registration statement with the
1,000,000 shares of beneficial interest in the Fund.—
company's
Subs.)-*
1951
Gross
3%%
174, p. 275.
The
608,947
$874,051
!
104.
—
66,687
1830.
1951—28 Wks.—1950
an
>&;•<* !-t
1951—Month—1950
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$2,110,323
$1,914,624 $13,259,419 $11,865,159
1,676,118
1,564,200
9,746,276
9,337,512
218,576
200,991
1.782,744
1,231,574
28,938
Cr28,432
166,977
128,157
' - Cr9,592
26,792
125,012
138,211
income_-______._
ry.
Other
J
Insur¬
(Or)
Jt. fac. rents (Dr)
—
Knitting Mills, Inc.—Private Financing^on
notification
stock
invest¬
$110,000,000.
of
letter of
common
Chicago, at $<6.87 per
a director.—V.
173, p. 8.
which
J.,
and
a
director
of
Broadway
Improvement
Co.,
Consolidated Gas Co. and Plainfield Union Water Co.
2361.
p.
in
A
of
of
post
corporation,
established in
funds
Vice-Chairman
—
employees
and
from
the
company.
The
employees will
invest
5#
of
their
regular earnings
and
the company
will contribute
5#
of
annual
profits before taxes up to $25,000,000, 10# of
profit from $25,000,000
to $50,000,000 and 15#
of earnings over
$50,000,000.
of
Dec. 31, '50
outstand-
July 23 filed a registration statement with
the SEC
15-year 5%: sinking fund .debentures
-(dated Oct. 1,
1951, due Oct. 1,
1966), and 40,000 shares of capital
stock, no par value.,
Kroger Co.—Employees' Savings Plan—
pro
for
$0.90
shares
on 72,810 shares of
a
$9.95
;
_
Emlen
The
a
111,889
1
share
per
covering $500,000
Knickerbocker Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
\
June 30, '51
_
$991,897
Co-* Los Angeles, Calif.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$8,458,016
$11.42
share.
common
174,
assets
$1,812 481
$0.50
credits___
The company
June 30,'50
May, 1951, the corporation sold
projected $75,000,000 issue.—V. 174, p.
par
Fund, Inc.—Total Assets Increase-
As of—
528,543
$508,220
$1.04
1,435,834
The
Lehman
Hudson
1,405,211
officers,
Dec. 31,'50
In
at
used
314,715
3,006,32*
«^PSoAnsre,®s Druff
With
Reach Record—
The company this month is
expected to put into effect its employee's
savings plan which will consist of contributions from both
Hartford Special Machinery
Corp., Hartford,
Files With SEC—Rights to
Stockholders—
4,681,996
1,464,304
804,468
income
Lord &
•
June 30,'51
—
per
Period End. July 14—
Retail sales
$564,717
381.
p.
1,328,634
505,699 '
revenues—__
Mapes
307,171
$1,220,660
..
earnings
income__
See
complete
a
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales
Up 9.7%—
Dr96,92S
income.
profit
172,
Total
-V.
in the planned
activities in the United
Co. of New York of
$1,250,000 3%# notes due 1966. '
The proceeds are to be added to
working capital.—V. 172,
SEC
income
479,972
_
step
ance
$968,814
£>rl36,970
paid)__
$25,043,375
,
in¬
sh.—
' ^y\vy"y
:y ■.
month.
$33,365,977 $29,187,588
$2,596,962
on
•,
Privately—The company has sold
first mortgage bonds due in
1976, it
depart¬
allowances..
administrative
interest
Telegraph Corp.—Acquisit'n
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
leased
1951—9 Mos.—1950
;
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
and
Gross
tEarns.
Net
SEC
down
21,169,354
Federal and State taxes
-V.
been
operations
income (less
Profit
returns
had
shares outstanding.—V. 173, p. 2496.
six Months Ended May 31—
sales and incomes from
ments,
which
tAfter
Subs,)—Earnings-
$991,006
__
(est.)___
income
Rentals,
$2,43
value.
Other
Net
through Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., 50,000 shares of 4.40% cumulative
preferred
stock (par $100) per
share), it was announced on July 31.
See also V. 174, p. 275.
$3,330,810
$1.26
marketable
to
&
Iowa Power & Light Co.
130,613
$1,720,411
Gross
Profit
$3,200,197
267,483
$14,444,383 $16,774,901 $14,444,383 $16,774,901
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Selling,
$3,385,261
$1.27
30—
\
2,275,446
__
Operating
$9.47
218,709
$1,745,320
share
com;
at June
cap.
$1,619,688
100,723
PCr annUDV Pay-
;*
,
,
1276.
The stockholders
$1,684,918
60,402
_
1,946,777 shs.
$33,164,200 $27,689,398 $57,092,067
$47,355 619
Profit
before
taxes
13,152,232
12,012,091
19.435,128
Federal taxes on
15,834,368
income
4,611,800
2,956,800 ' 7,088,942
3,678,445
The company has placed
privately
>
•
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Lone Star Gas Co,
$12.34
-
$11.37
assets
value
p.
Jantzen
Income
share
yv,yy#y'>y
N.
Elizabethtown
$7,050,743
1,483,292
taxes
come
the
Elizabeth,
•
755,137
taxes„
OFFER)
173, p. 2290.
Mr.
Cer¬
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$3,548,444 $11,054,271
ABOVE
inc.
Canadian
taxes
Income
the
amortiza-
depletion
income
per
outstanding
Investors,
Investment
M
Period End. June 30—
June 30,'51 June 30,'50
Investors Management Co., Inc.
With
with
"
Federal
in
assets
—V.
.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
income
112,600
$15.35
assets
Number
—V.
Gross
333,138
taxes
assets
Shares
Ex-
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.—
Period End. June 30—
186,304
Investment Trust of Boston—Gross Assets
Up 264%—
As of May 31—
*
1951
1950
through Hamilton Management Corp.,
196.
p.
inc.
manufacturing
and
173,
ment
letler
a
cor¬
1950
$1,017,344
and
Vice-Chairman
on
and
Operating
■
asset
—V.
(par $25)
Funds, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
,nnC!IE7TlLCOmpany^ new carbori dioxide plants in Philadelphia and
Y73 p '6gi
were Placed in operation during the month 0f June.—
The
Stock
b.
•Indicated
$1,346,174
104.
p.
of—
Total
Net
the
111.
of
.Authorized
_u—.
Seferred stock"** dlvidend
$23.45
Subs.)—Earnings—
Investment Co. of America—Assets
offered
Hamilton
corporation
Fed.
of
As
1914.
stock
Fed.
Net profit—
♦Earns, per com.
v.,
change on Aug. 1 by The First Boston Corp. at $50.87%
per share, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents
per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.—
V. 174, p. 365.
The
u.
refrigerators, home-freezers, and electric ranges to the prod¬
already manufactured by I. T. & T.'s United States
subsidiaries.
—V. 171," p. 2512.
V
\
•
with
be
'
notax®S,
ucts
"
W.
'
before
value
States
of
Corp.—Secondary Distribution—A secondary
distribution of 50,000 shares of
.
$1)
(par
Associates,
to be used for investment.—V. 170, p.
are
Gulf
stock
and
Depreciation
1950
1951
acquisition of Coolerator
diversification of I. T. & T.'s
spe-
'
registration statement
a
SEC
custodian
(BEFORE
.
bond
385,918
The
Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
July
on
proposed
1951
173, p. 2289.
asset
.
Growth Industry
30," 1951
value),
..
prec.
nounced
company expects that the plant
of 1952 and in full opera¬
173,
the
<
JUNE
Period End. June 30—
middle
the
of
from
are
into
production
11.
manage¬
type.
Set pro?rrbVfo;.""j;;$I2<078<218
This corporation has purchased The
Coolerator Co. of Duluth,
Minn.,
the Gibson
Refrigerator Co. of Greenville, Mich., it was anon
July 27 by General William H.
Harrison^ President.
The
purchase price,
which
was
not
disclosed, involved both cash
shares
which
(&
revenues
International Telephone
prgram will
modern electric
annual
an
diversified
1,
construction,
$29.43
value
Com¬
consolidation
income
asset
financing
construction
Sept,
^
stock.'"
from
is
.
Liquid Carbonic Corp. (&
$99,166,154 $76,740,936
share
per
operating
*—V.
Production
342,500
shares
of
purpose
of
*
per share
Aviation Group Shares—
,■"
proceeds
for
company
power.
198,000
for
Department
the
issued
share,
per
S.
the
profit
Net
plant and rolling mill near Owensboro, Ky., with operaon
the melting of steel
scrap
with available low cost
based
electric
aggregate
U.
under
the company
25
underwriters
:,v
estimated
the
Authority
..!;■/
units.
The
,
loan from
National
being sold
•
mortgage
from
Stock & Bond
Group Shares—
sale of the units constitutes part of a financing
the company which includes the
obtaining of a $3,556,mortgage loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
$5,000,000
a
,
comes
1376.
Net
of
first,
OF
($1 par
'
-
Commission's
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—Asset Value
Increased—
company,
PROCEEDS—The
126
after
the
for
assets
operating
—V.
including the contemplated RFC and NPA loans, and such subordina¬
tion
would
prohibit redemption for the sinking fund or otherwise
while such other debt remains
outstanding.
program
proceeds
"closed-end'.'
Sept.
on
certificate
in
1951, and will be redeemable at
from 102(4 # if redeemed during
1952,
of
the
Its
diversified
a
Sble quSrty^v n4man?rn''S"VlCeS *125'000
Federal
of
receipt
AS
1929.
is
T»h!«eo^C0D?°*rKti0n
the
operating facilities, the company said.
additional short-term bank
borrowings may
the
24,
The
h?s
..Lehman Brothers under a mana«ement-.agreement with the firm of
the terms of which
Lehman Brothers receives
used
Indiana Gas & Chemical
Corp.
35,
ranging
subordinate
are
June
Capital stock
188.
p.
issue
$15,000,000
In
first
short-term bank borrowings
authorized.
be
Sept.
corportaion
portfolio securities.
,
now
would
Three Months Ended June 30—
Production sales end
Net
dated
are
on
Ncw York, N- Y-.
s
CAPITALIZATION
$446,360
174,
with
In
improvement
value
173, p.
Net
debentures
net
asset
—V.
June 15, 1951.
The
bonds.—V.
_
Net
stock (par one cent) in units of $1,000 principal
amount of debentures and 100 shares of common stock
on
$308,120
1981, would be issued on or
asked
for
exemption
from
the
requirements for the bond issue.
the
application
Total
common
unit, plus interest
to
additional
$8,000,000
company of
organized in Delaware
was
•
application
an
nnS,rs
poration
Incorporated Investors, Boston,
Mass.—Assets Higher
Aug. 3 publicly offered an issue of $4,000,000 %xk%
debentures due 1961 (subordinate) and 400,000 shares of
per
$333,397
779,757
775,582
As of June 30—
underwriters, headed by Equitable Securities Corp.,
$1,000
$467,462
investment
200.
p.
on
at
income
authorization
make
required pending the
issue.—V. 173, p. 2497.
Green River Steel Corp.—Securities Offered—A group
of
filed
23
be
International Telephone
v
ment
33,090
company
Proceeds
Gibson Refrigerator Co.—Sells Coolerator Unit—
See
corporation
and commenced business
incorporation is perpetual., The
$300,307
24,342
$26,731
adjustment
the
over
competitive bidding
365.
p.
$103,263
129,076
company
up
field,
imported
different
a
B^NESS—The
4,627,510
'
$72,664
Commission
for
mortgage bonds and to
July 30.
Seth Thomas
ago
field
lege for unsubscribed
shares, subject to allotment.
offering was not underwritten.
-
$4,927,817
Idaho Power Co.—To Issue
Bonds—
General Time Corp.—Division to
Expand—
year
$443,120
charges
Power
For the first
time in its 138-year history, the corporation's
Thomas Clocks Division has entered the
high quality wrist watch
A. J. Wilson,
President, announced on
A
$98,554
4,709
deficit
The
clock
4,708,886
$68,610
__
...
♦Exclusive of Interest
Inc.,
8.
p.
income
4,054
♦Income
systems, it
Manager
of
of
Little Falls, N. J.
He said Ternstedt would produce It under a
licensing agreement with Kearfoot which also provides for engineering
assistance*—V.
757,951
income
Gross
contract
a
compass
General
developed by
was
$5,152,006
762,171
taxes.
income
oper.
Net
Conlon
1951—6 Mos.—1950
,$856,505
.
Non-
Ternstedt.
Mr.
$830,731.
*
General Motors Corp.—Division Awarded Contract—
was
RR.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
revenue
Operating
by
5
'
Corp.—Filing With SEC—
has
subsidiary
since
been
which
carried
on
was
as
1,474,452
566,394
$908,058
$0.75
liquidated
an
on
$1.49
Dec.
29,
operating division of
company.
NOTE—At June 30,
rent liabilities
and
other
year
were
of
taxes.
1951 current assets were $9,784,097 against cur¬
$3,962,197 including reserves for Federal income, state
The
$10,453,198
corresponding
and
$3,633,710
figures
at
the
same
respectively—V.
173,
date
p.
last
199®.
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
constructing
corporation has taken down $7,700,000 of a $10,000,000
established with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. and
The
$6,500,000
About
v,,
be
>
,
,
.
mately
Meridian
•
Intermountain
Chemical
mortgage bonds due Jan. 1, 1968, $500,000 of
due Jan. 1, 1998; and 7,846.55 shares of
stock
(no par—having a stated value of $784,655), on the 8found
that none met the requirements of the recent advertisement.
A similar
invitation may be issued in the near future,—V. 174, p. 189.
first
$50,000
of
517,000,000
certain
mortgage 4%j bonds
spect
to
Co.—Earnings—
ash."
Income
taxes
Excess
.
profits
The
59,735
333,797
Common
Earns,
$3,042,731
$5,488,484
2,827,495
$0.80
2,540,281
$1,16
2,827,495
$1.91
2,540,281
$2.08
outstdg.-.
common sh.
•—V. 174, p. 7.
The
to
will
of
$10,000,000
v;
.
,
,
j
,
'
"
.
for
inc.
$2,957,507
245,973
182,599
98,389
$147,584
taxes
'
.
:
1,123,348
ry. oper.
$634,079
accruals-
275,223
part
and $500.
$1,000
of
Life
dental
loan
net
Continental
to
time
30 days* published notice
bonds in denominations of
time,
to
on
Coupon
be
used
$123,112
follows:
as
for
first mortgage presently held by the Occi¬
California; $100,000 in payment of bank
National
Bank
Trust
&
Co.
Chicago,
of
proceeds
Net
(par $1) at
stock
added
were
value
asset
"Before
fund
5%
GIVING
mortgage
bonds
due
pfd.
cum.
EFFECT
stock
Common
■
The
per
share
common
in
the
Angeles
Wash.—V.
$300,000
of
$770,000
for
tax
appreciation
unrealized
on
share.—V.
per
$20.37
173,
founded
of
The
t\
125,000 shs.
.■-
in
incorporated
and
1910
March,
in
sales, installation and servicing
eievators.
Operating
Other
276.
cpmmor}, stock .(par $5)
July 31 as a secondary distribution by
Z Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $21 per share, with a dealer's
discount of 60 cents per share. The New York Curb Ex¬
change approved member participation.—V. 172, p. 1734.
offered
on
Mutual Telephone
'
(Hawaii)—Registers With ;SEC
company
on
July 27 filed a registration statement with the
covering 150,000 shares of common stock, $10 par value (divisubject to a 2% Hawaii withholding taxi.
EEC
dends
The
shares
common
scription price
will
be
entitled
The
be
to
arc
to
to
are
stockholders.
common
be
offered
record
for
date,
subscription
subscription
and
Gross
924
proceeds
The
of
company's
mately
the
financing will be
completion and extension
construction,
1951
construction
$4,816,261.—V.
172,
The
In
The
••
Tex.
the
now
used
by
the
its
facilities
and
is
of
program
for
company
estimated
at
the
service.
approxi¬
needs
of
containers.—V.
square
a
$1,000,000
new
converting
box
Southwestern
174,
p.
plant
is
designed
manufacturers
for
to
Co.
at
of
corrugated
1951
The
($100
shares
writing
Inc.
supplied
Of
to
the
the
par,
Paul, Minn.
$8.75
shortly
stock
share.
The
per
letter of
a
convertible
6%
of
common
convertible
be
headed
The
registration
to
for
Sept.
public
statement
preferred
proceeds
an
—
Fi¬
Plans
.
,
the
notification
with
underwriters
will
be
Inc.,
M.
H.
of St.
Paul,
to
be
merged
outstanding
the
financing,
$27,000,000
converted
stoc£
and
Industrial
1
of
into
141,000
were
stock
of
Industrial
an
*L S. Industrial
thus
the' prospectus, U.' S. Industrial
into National Distillers.
By such
common
treasury
aggregate
shares
cancelled."
Industrial,
and
will
of
of
be
the
general
except
Chemicals,
Inc.,
j
:
:
'
PRESENT
at
for
Ashtabula,
chemicals
construction
construction
O.;
of
stock
of
National
owned
by
states; "On
—-,1951,
merged into the corporation,"
prospectus
...
was
expenditures
additional
$11,200,000
Corp.;
for
of
facilities
investment
$26,700,000
at
and
in
include:
National's plant
National
frcm
stock
all
Pfizer
and
products
G.
A.
and
246,650 shs.
leading
brain
tumors.
.
.
research
work
named
on
„
,
ACCOUNT
INCOME
&
industrial
basis
for
for
a
15,600,328
1,186,504
<
1,767,981
$6,947,313
316,401
concerns.
+
company' has agreed to sell to each
and
each
of
the underwriters,
of
171,290
$20,949,759
$7,118,603
1
receive
Net
has
upon
83,125
1,480,050
t$0.87
outstanding July 1.
1951.
as of July 2,
1950, to
shares
giving
85,531
1,480,050
*$1.46
the 3-for-l
—i.
tBased
effect
174,
on
191.
p.
proposes to
given
the balance, $16,000,000,
Philadelphia further
renew
Of such balance,
additional $1,500,000
an
interested
prior to Dec. 31, 1951.
<
until Aug. 8, 1951, to request,
persons
the application,—V. 174,
p.
191.
•
' -J
I
<
-
per
Dec.
Dec. 31,'50
June30,'50
$3,568,251
$2,918,386
$1,898,922
' 271,444
r 218,957
167,272
$13.15
outstanding———.—
asset value
$13.33
$11,35
share
31^
1950
and June
1951 a capital stains dividend
share.—V. 173, p. 1174..- Y
:
30,
paid amounting to 36 cents per
was
Up—
£ June 30,'51
assets—
Between
6,000
,
.
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Completes Unit—
The
6,000
T——_
.
...
unit
6,000
6,000
—
company on Aug. 2 announced completion
of its new central research laboratories at
M.
Marshall,
laboratories
Manhattan
subscriptions
Co.,
for
Aug!
York,
New
stock
common
14,
has
See V.
1951,
the
of
174,
appointed
been
chemicals.
auove
agent
of
company
in
first
major
Island
near
President
the' new
He pointed out that the research needs of the
company's
chemicals division, expected to be in operation by the end
were of immediate importance and that further expan¬
primarily in the field of synthetic organic chemicals, is indicated
the
future.-
New
Division—
synthetic
organic
chemicals.
struction,
are
located
operations
will
concentrate
It
that
stated
company,
year,
company announced on
chemicals
division
which
will
corporation on July 23 ' filed a letter of notification with - the
15,000 shares of 6%
cumulative convertible preferred
(par $10) and 30,000 shares of common stock (par five cents),
the
of
designed to take care of the additional research
stemming from the company's expanding production of
The
covtu.n«r
of
the
are
Forms
Pacific Western Stores, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—.
working capital and acquisition
fine
the
sion,
367.
p.
of
Neville
Pittsburgh.
Pa.
The new unit more than doubles the
company's
available laboratory space and centralizes a number of research groups
previously located at a nurrXher of different points on Neville Island.
6,000
expiring
276,000
$3,983,441
!
stock
common
1951—V.
21,
to prepay
net
Shares
367.
offer
800,000
$6,652,102
of—
As
6,000
Sons
Boyce
the
of
taxes
paid—
after
2,628,515
3,300,000
paid
4,476,872
•
■
-
9,638.000
—
of
230,647
'
•'
j-.
.
—
6,000
.
—
Blosser
p.
franchise
share
on
SEC
Total
6,000
Simmons
&
559,657
—...
income;
on
Pine Street Fund, Inc.—Net Assets
the
below,
26,500
&
based
and
shares
hearing
new
The
1,397,534
4,374,557
$20,633,358
.—
further period of one year.
a
R.
FK
22,158.556
-
expenses..'
operations.
dividends
requirements
stock
allowances
institutions,
Co.__
Bros.
Bank
July 1,'51
July 2,'50
$48,564,045 $25,502,126
depreciation—:
—
taxes
income
proposes
The
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc
to
and
$1,500,000 of the notes, and
„
contractual
a
Farrell, Inc.
&
Mexican
This company was authorized by SEC order of Aug. 21, 1950, to Issue
radioactive
Co
174,
the
loan notes aggregating $17,500,000.
The notes, issued Aug. 23,
1950,' provide for maturity one year after Issuance, with an option on
the company's part to renew them for two further periods; of one year
each, subject to commission approval.
Philadelphia intends to prepay
•
agencies and
Edwards
Stein
and
Qmmicos,
bank
acting
severally and not jointly, has agreed to purchase the number of shares
of common stock set opposite its name:
;
v ; Y Y ; Vi.
Y .
&
in
Pfizer
bulk
company on July 27 applied to the SEC for authorization to
$16,000,000 of bank notes for a period of one year from Aug.
reriew
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
the
utilize
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bell
of
Philadelphia Co.—To Renew Bank Notes—
t
of
one
and
locate
underwriters
&
subsid-
new
other
line
Productos
Y
Drogos
———
split June
The
The firm's Chemical Division processes raw radioactive materials for
by industry.
And a third division, the Technical Division, performs
Loewi
newest
Aug.1' 1
and
extensive
-
use
is
expected
before
the
end
that
of
manufacture
of
Island
the
year.—V.
new
174,
sell
division
now
of
new
a
will
be
under
in
con¬
Initial
dyestuffs.
production
'Y-.;
;
fine
number ■•of
certain
368.
p.
a
Pittsburgh.
near
manufacture
the
on
>
,
.
and
facilities
Production
Neville
on
units
the
,
30 the formation of
July
Y;
outlets.
new
Petro¬
? Potomac Edison Co.—To Increase Investments—
Pancoastal Oil Co., C. A.—Exchange of Shares—
Holders
of
of
voting
this -company,
tional
for
C.
Bank
five
A.
five
capital
may
of
transfer
stock
will
surrender
par
174,
the
for
their
the
certificates
of
trust
;
for
certificates
Oils,
Ltd.,
First
in
two
Na¬
$1
for
exchange
Y
business
on
Oil
Co.,
Aug. 7,
...
at
J.
.
the
\
C.
A.
1951.
will
i
on
shares of
6,250
Power
each
Co.
closed
York
opening
i
Each
common
be
The New
business
par
SEC
July
27
issued
an
order
■
-
i
on
-
authorizing
the
purchase
of
subsidiary company stock by the above company, as follows: Northern
Virginia Power Co. (Winchester), 4,500 shares of common stock, $100
par, for $450,000; Potomac Light & Power Co. (Martinsburg, W. Va.),
common
iWaynesboro,
stock, $100
Pa.),
sale
of
for
of
Potomac
for.$625,000; and South Penn
shares .oJE capital stock,
-V
r
the
the
par,
70,000
for $350,000.
voting trust certificates for the
Pancoastal
dealings in that issue
8.
the
stock
receive voting trust certificates
capital shares of Pancoastal Corp.,
,
the
to
The
capital
common
and
voting
Southern
"old"
the close
p.
J.
for
shares;
books
of
at
N.
common
and
Canada
terminate
Aug. 6.—V.
certificates
Jersey City,
bolivar
Pancoastal
permanently
trust
company)
shares
old
The
Curb
of
one
(new
capital
$2,000,000 for investment in Intermountain Chemical
$6,000,000 for additions to and improvements in distilling,
manufacturing and storage facilities of the company.
Corp
through
administrative
and
per
FINANCING
Authorized
,
sttjck (par $1)
measure
to detect
branch
a
on
•
income
"Based
manufacturers of equipment "to
materials, Nuclear's line now
includes Geiger counters, accessories and supplies for users of radio¬
active materials, and a new instrument used by the medical profession
all of the
shares held in
suggesting that the merger has not been consummated.)
^Contemplated
terramycin
foreign income taxes
excess
profits taxes
4,440,150
'
merger,
for
•
$7,500,000
of
Pfizer's
handled
excluding
dividends
Offered
'
detect,
with
terramycin,
announced
is
by
National Distillers,
"were
752,668 shares of National common
common
(The
Chemicals.,Tnc..(
sales
and
Preferred
Ripley
applied
short-term bank
to
Chemical Corp.—Stock
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Common
owned
or
for
was
chemical firm.
Y.,
market
Mexico
returns
Common
net proceeds are to be used to pay for research in
department and development of new instruments; for lease¬
improvements and new .equipment, to retire a $30,000 bank loan
for working capital.
':v'■/
under¬
,
for
S.
PROCEEDS—The
additional
to
in
deductions
Net
Minn,
capital.
According
subsidiary
there
products
N.
income
State
Bishop &
The company contemplates making various
to be offered
iii units of one preferred and two common shares at
^expenditures, and intends to apply its general funds to these Y; $10.10 per unit, through White & Co., St. Louis, Mo., and Gearhart,
^i.0,
PurPoses, including the provision of additional working
Kinnard & Otis, Inc., New York.
The proceeds are to be used for
*
sales
demand
other
depreciation..:
profit
income
S.
chemical
hold
company.
,
capital
will
sold,
for
general
U.
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Subscription Agent—
to
less
goods
Provision
of underwriters headed by Loewi & Co. on
July 26 publicly offered 74,500 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $4 per share.
the
series
are
sales,
of
Other
group
under
through
of the corporation's
outstanding
balance of such net proceeds will be added
The
ship¬
1961).
1,
sale
prepayment
loans.
the
with
Glore, Forgan <fe Co. and Harriman
offering price and underwriting terms
of
and
previously
Gross
$556,996
With
stock,
by
pub)ic
by amendment.
net
a
cumulative
prior
offered
$2,778
.
Selling,
sinking fund debentures
which is expected to be
$2.50),
(par
Trving J. Rice & Co.,
and
Nuclear Instrument &
—A
Straus
July 31 filed
shares of its
to
are
group
Co.,
be
on
500.000
covering
*$56,484
Cr$369,500
American
growing
Mexican
It
Earnings
—V.
COl'I?oration
EEC
$442,321
Cr$2,778
office of Laboratories Pfizer, S. A., the
all
chem cols
Provision
.
367.
Distillers Products Corp. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
«
to file
expects
shares
Minneapolis
Doolittle
plant
serve
National
of
Cost
U.
covering $100,000
12,000
,
foot
make
which
A.,
Other
Plastics, Inc., St.
Cruttenden & Co
Corp.—Erecting Plant in Texas—
erecting
90,661
125,629
$498,396
corporation
SEC
ancl
government
prior
■•■■•■■•.•■
100,000
new
Increasing
ping
is
company
Dallas,
Mexico City
will
nancing—
The
3,046
v
107,678
106.
p.
consultation
846.
p.
Latin
a
102-year-old Brooklyn.
antibiotics.
Gross
$682,625
139,782
income
173,
Blunt Ellis &
National Container
.
$638,178
deductions
etc.,
2,835
•
-Y *$12,386
$241,348;
CONSOLIDATED
$680,627
1,998
$637,254
income
the
amendment.
Company
the
shares,
subject to
to
sub¬
,
Net
of
handle
market.-
•
employees
supplied by
subscribe
by
rata
pro
rate
subscription rights of stockholders.
An
underwriting group headed
by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. will acquire unsubscribed shares.
The
"underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.,.—
;
:
*
t
income
BUSINESS—As
Co.
The
.
$4,313,754
3,633,127
4,076,090
taxes
income
offered
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co.—Secondary Distribu¬
tion—A block of 3,300. shares pf
was
1,694
45.308
30,079
$37,223
,
i>. 1991.
antibiotic,
iary,
S.
1950
$4,713,344
and
1.489
52,275
—
173,
to
medicinal
«
1951
revenues
expenses
Northwest
following States: Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Kansas City, Mo.;
San Francisco, Calif.; Portland, Ore., and Seattle,
p.
Mexico
by this
383.
p.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Earnings—
Operating
•
2,335 shs.
104,954 shs,
and
174.
$552,834
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—New Subsidiary—
wide-range
St.,
offices
$34,616
'
Y——
Establishment
1950
*$24.22
-
equivalent to 69 cents
Operating
addition,
Eos
48,412
charges
income
Gross
company's office and manufacturing plant are located at 30
Moline,
111., covering approximately 110,000 square feet.
personal property is owned by the company in branch
20th
In
$7,144
15,915
$295,112
"Deficit.—V.
Outstanding
5,000 shs.
manufacture,
freight
and
passenger
$504,422
working capital.—V. ,174, p. 8.
to
12 Months Ended June 30—
Net
FINANCING
$300,000
$100)
$2)—I——,
BUSINESS—Company,
1913, is engaged in the
of
169,354
$18,701
Cr$200,853
3inking
5%
(par
(par
216,006
33,685
deductions
fixed
Net
.
•
PRESENT
TO
1963—
stock
154,080
100,375
—
label
—V.
(closed)
$330,578
524,006
undisclosed price.
an
1951
reserve
a
investments
Interest,
for additional working capital.
Authorized
First
$1,244,434
72,041
$261,427
income
Miscell.
of
Illinois
CAPITALIZATION
$191,117
Six Months Ended—
proceeds will
Co.
111., and the remainder
$2,657,720
2,327,142
income
oper.
income
Total
in
other than for sinking fund, as a whole at
interest.
outstanding
Insurance
$3,330,361
•
joint facility
ry.
Other
Non-registerable.
PROCEEDS—The
retirement
from
accrued
Y/
Mos:—1950"
97,429
tax
and
Net
,
As of June 30—
on
The bonds are redeemable,
in
equal
2.085,€27
rents
>
-
B
was
'
Yf
1951—6
1,029,366
$208,739
$247,919
173, p. 2091.
Northern
plus
company
t
1951—3 Mos.—1950
expenses
(Chas.)
interest.
time or
2292.
p.
$1,314,465
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Per Share Up—
July 23 publicly offered $300,000
(closed) mortgage 5% sinking fund bonds dated
102%
the
of
class
dealings
July 30.
on
net profit of $377,584,
a
—$1,663,745
"Railway
July 1, 1951, and due July 1, 1963, at 100% and accrued
at
$2
to
the first six months of 1.951, compared
share, in the similar period of last year.
/
>■ *Mi
per
revenues
Equip.
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$7,503,770
$5,C63,549
" 495,838
347,898
247,919
139,159
365,198
profit
The
(111.)—Bonds Offered—Illi¬
Montgomery Elevator Co.
any
173,
2 cents
or
Operating
Corp.—Earnings—
$4,280,077
taxes
shares of capital
;.%
../•
of first
and its subsidiaries had
company
Total
.
nois Securities Co.
of
"
Peoria & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Privately—The
company recently placed privately through Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis and The First Boston Corp. 10,000
,
•■
'
191.
Operating
"
V."-
shares
admitted
stock
common
p.
iy4
were
opening of business
'
1951—3 Mos.—1950
....
before
Net
has borrowed from the National City Bank of New
York $2,000,000 cn 2% notes due June 27, 1952,
' ,
The proceeds are to be used to purchase 400,000 shares of common
.stock of Natural Gas &■ Oil Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary, which,
In turn, will use the money to acquire gas and oil leases.—V,
174,
:-V"'>.-■ V
time the $5 par
dealings.—V. 174,
Period End. June 30—
to
$182,599
sa.es
—V.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Bank Loan—
■..
from
$35,956,"
—V.
that amount if required, and that
80% of the capital stock of Inter¬
and property the sum of $8,000,000.
would be borrowed from banks.—V. 173,
subscribe
Period End. June 30—
Profit
The corporation
190.
issues
common
each out¬
into IV*
company
$1.75 per common share, in
with
National Research Corp.—Stock Placed
p.
$2
'
•
-
change
the
$5,467,127
shs.
per
These
Net rev. from
-
109,763
$2,254,277
—
class A common stock, ar.d
par
to
of
It
balance
2391.
p.
Net
188,001
—.
income
Net
proposal
stock
company plans to offer up to 300,000 shares of common stock
subscription by present holders of the issue. Details cf the offer
be announced later.
The company has 250,000 shares
of, common
stock authorized, cf which 197,600 are outstanding.
; ^
mine on said properties at Westvaco, Wyom¬
adjacent thereto used for the production of impure
estimated cost of this project to Intermountain is
Machinery
Provision
•
the
common
will
•
is contemplated that National Distillers will subscribe
of the capital stock of Intermountain for $2,000,000 and make
20%
The
3,535,000
2,0Z«,252
850,000
tax—„
Miscellaneous
par
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.—Plans Stock Offer—
trona
National Fireproofing
$5,082,466 $15,433,581
1,980,000
7,537,300
$6,376,578
3,084,300
approved
$5
York Curb Exchange at the
which
at
the
The
mountain and pay therefor in cash
1951—3 Mos.—1950
income——,
1951,
additional investments not exceeding
Food
1951—6 Mos.—1950
Net
sales——
1
$31,652,653 $24,438,428 $65,670,516 $43,941,214
Profit from operations.
6,289,550
4,981,870 -15,283,151
8,981,752
Other income credits—
87,028
100,596
150,430
130,138
Gross
$2
stock.
the New
stricken
leases, licenses, prospecting permits, etc., with re¬
substantial deposits of trona (natural soda ash) is
certain
.
(Including Canadian Subsidiary)
Period End. June 30—
for
Corp.
Wyoming Y T
a
ing, and a plant
soda
organized In March, 1951, by Food Machinery &
the purpose of acquiring from Food Machinery
was
long-term
"to
$20,000,COO.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
of
common
on
with
agreements
credit
under
obtained
be
will
share of
for
July 20 for its holdings
has rejected several bids received
The RFC
Rejeclted
Bigbee River Ry. Co.—Bids
&
shares
these
of
have
stockholders
standing
other hydrocarbons from natural gas, for the
hydrocarbons and for'the manufacture of ethyl
alcohol, ethyl chloride and other products from ethane.
The estimated
cost of such plants
is $32,000,000, including the cost of land, and
working Capital requirements are estimated at $2,000,000.
It is con¬
templated that National Distillers and Panhandle will invest approxi¬
mately $11,200,000 and $5,800,C00, respectively, in the capital stock of
Petro-Chemicals (on a 60-40 basis), and that the remaining approxi¬
1952.—V. 174, p. 366.
remaining $2,300,000 by March,
the
The
and
butane
fractionation
July, 1963,
takes down
in
matures
loan
First
propane,
instalments from January, 1953, to
with maturities extended to July, 1966, if the corporation
The
credit
proceeds will be used to retire term loan
added to general funds and used for plant
the
of
will
and
Indebtedness
improvement,
'
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
Parker Pen Co.—Recapitalization Approved—
Illinois,
junction of the natural gaspipe line system of Panhandle Eastern Pipe
Line Co. with that of Trunkline Gas Co., for the extraction of ethane,
1.
of Chicago, it was reported on Aug.
national Bank
and
1951, for the purpose of
in the vicinity of the
June,
was
organized in
operating plants in
Petro-Chemicals
Privately—
Mead Corp.—Places Loan
,
,
.
.
(454)
subsidiaries
construction
of
proposes
to
use
'.t'jie
•
;
;y
no
par,
•;
proceeds of the stock
property additions,,except that in
the case
Light $100,000 is to be used to discharge its open account
indebtedness to Potomac Edison.—V. 173,
p.
2613.
Volume 174
Pressed
Number 5035
Steel
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Car Co., Inc.
(& Subs.)—Reports Profit
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
profit
after
taxes
tAfter
♦Loss.
income of
1951
*$699,146
$1,526,881
Rittenhouse Fund,
1949
t$1.005,843
_
1950
provision of $288,929 for Federal and other
taxes
As of—
on
Net
—V.
for
the
improvement
111.,
carbuilding plant now
12 months' capacity production.
Earlier
the
in
in
July,
Steel
the
Tank
equal
orders
shares of
builders
of
that
it
acquired
had
the
Public
Service
Co. of
employees at $22.75
stated),
Colorado
held,
Corporation
heads
industrial tanks for
and two operating sub¬
Fittings Corp.—V.
174,
remaining
10,173
to
Em¬
were
174,
registration
with
mated
common
secondary
in
stock
(no par)
was
New
York Stock Exchange on Aug. 2 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $30.12^ per share, with a dealer's discount of
60 cents per share. The
offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed.—V. 174,
p. 191.
Public
Service
Co. of North
Carolina, Inc.—Stock In¬
stockholders
authorized
The
173,
to
expects
company
bonds this
V.
recently
capitalization
stock (par $5) and
approved
proposal
a
$10,000,00,
to
include
to
Increase
1,000,000
and
Issue
to
sell
and
issue
an
lall, the proceeds to be used to pay for
of
NEW
Public Service Electric & Gas
Six Months
Operating
Operating
revenues
sale
:
_
76,337,835
$18,482,626 $16,973,892
172,994
288,950
—
income
Net
:
——,
Preferred stock
dividends
$13,979,235 $11,807,196
_
.
510,203
____
______________—;
dividend
pref.
stock
stock
common
dividends
Balance
Shares
♦Based
the
on
dividends
paid.—V.
were
173,
f
shares
Products
and
116,742,178
Federal
taxes
inc—
on
First
Net
profit
Wertheim
—V.
ended
share
per
568,000.
of
June
30,
1951,
Operating
stock.
common
thereof.
TO
Other
sale
.
PRESENT
$
Net
788,240
788,201
20,961,643
1,576,402
etc.,
♦Provision
Net
Bal.
for
♦Based
stock—
com,
per
3,013,579
8,937,211
14,126,919
$0.22
$0.65
$1.02
the
Gross
12,000,000
anii
of
the
with
the
%: (
■
'■:
Net
Corp.-..—
46.0
—
14.0
have
to
income
oper.
income
corporation
both
by
sides
The
the
on
July
the
Mexican
by
31
station,
new
across
of
group
a
of
announced
border
which
irom
broadcasting in September
Owners
XHTV
Latin
XELD-TV
of
in
Mexico
businessmen
border
the
for
the
service
Rio
this
residents
to
Grande
International
from
Valley,
it
on
was
stock
common
Dr 6,249
$15,042,973
be
erected
at
Net
■
85,481
88,981
171,546
178,546
2,543,300
1,679,200
6,173,800
3,190,200
$7,144,405
$5,991,519
$14,405,385
$11,674,227
2,611,872
2,611,872
2,611,872
2,611,872
$2.73
$2.29
$5.51
$4.46
income
income.
Little & Hopkins, Inc
Earns,
shs.
per
outstdg,
sh—
com.
2.0
Perkins
—V.
—
Co.—2.0
&
Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc.——
Tucker, Anthony & Co...
V";
'.
.
,'Y:
(A.
2.0
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
1951
1950
$3,535,028
2,039,546
the
O.)
operations
revenues
(Dr.) —
$1,292,021
—..._
1—
Prudential
3,583
The
by
Insurance
proceeds will be used
the
1,847
$1,069,334
479,424
575,001
$713,436
-—-
Notes Placed Privately—This
—
Co.
insurance
added
firm,
to
to
to
retire
Rumlo
O'Farrill,
television
station
$589,909
Six Months Ended June 30—
go
per
to
earned
surplus
company
covering
taxes
Refund
oi
on
operates
the
on
in
air
'
share
common
1
■
'
July
on
19
1,000,000
shares
share 1
through
per
sion
1
profits
16,342,802
9,892,900
taxes—
$0.41
$0.38
and
.
Ltd.—Stock Distribution Approved—
company
authorized the distribution to its stockholders
ordinary registered share for each share held.
American
depositary receipts representing
the
has
company
par
the
of
stock
registered
the
in
York
form
will
of
8,278,864
3,198,000
Earned
$6,449,902
dividends
be
letter of
notification
filed with the SEC
was
July 24 covering
on
2,000 shares of common stock (par $5), to be sold on the New York
Exchange, 500 shares for the account of C. N. Sanders and ;
1,500 shares for ^ the account of A. D. Kirk land, without under*
writing.—V. 174, P. 368.
Stock
liled
of
letter
a
W.
per
As of—
1,490,806
net
asset
To Increase Plant
The
10''
company's
plant
have
program
<•
$28,604,675
<
<
and
173,
p.
for
necessity
all
been
certificates
granted.
They
for
income
was
The
an
net
before
June 30,'51
assets..
and
the balance of
1951
State
taxes
is
The
the
corporation
for
substantial
the
and
first
the
half
outlook
July
on
rate
in
from
Proceeds
develop mine.—V.
notified
stock
for
each
class A share
Rights originally expired
To
on
holders
Reconstruction
U.
agencies
S.
is
transaction
The
of
common
of
Finance
Corp.
and
said
that
to
have
held
of
its
class
has
been
and based
to
on
will
ask for sealed bids
soon
RFC
been
officials
cleared
have
with
also
other
on
interested
be
sold
about
are
conferred
12%
of
the
the
with
stock
current market quotations should have
Sharon Steel Corp.
174,
p.
(25
par
Falls,
Ida.
755.
applied
30
Co.—Registers Bonds—
to
California
the
P.
Commis¬
U.
will
be
invited
to
bid
on
both
in
the
first
price
August.
the
bond
and
company
Estimated
companies
cost
'
sale
are
Southern
the
of
would
proposed
to
be
by
used
the
pro¬
com¬
192.
p.
Counties
Co.
Gas
of
California
on
proposed
stock
that
the
5,
Sales
and
Costs
and
a
out¬
value
total
of
107.
June 30/51
The
$2,611,875.
two
Subs.)—Earnings-—
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$8,967,080 $42,309,321 $34,427,717
7,103,995 33,926,968 27,049,792
—
exps.
$1,858,085
97,580
$8,382,353
Dr37,954
—
$2,475,011
$1,955,665
$8,513,406
547,201
439,655
1,897,529
$7,644,229
1,759,155
$1,927,810
t$l,516,010
$6,615,877
t$5,885,074
$3.87
$2.40
1$3,78
$2.00
income
Operating
Other
$2,512,965
__
income
income
$7,377,925
266,304
131,053
Net
34,974,682
excess
income
♦Earnings
a
400,000
$2,803,953
$5,052,944
$3.03
$5.46
50,279,494
and
surtax
profits
—,
——
—
———
3,500,000
600,000
;
150,000
$3,847,837 P.
to
present
cents
and
capitalization,
months
12
and
$3.44
per
respective periods.
consolidated net earnings lor
ended
common
June
30,
would
1950
have
share, respectively.
V
•
application with the Federal Power Com¬
mission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to con¬
struct
additional
facilities designed to increase delivery capacity of
the System to 670,000,000 cubic feet a day, from 555,000,000 cubic feet
at present.
Cost of this further expansion is estimated at $13,641,000,
of which
approximately $9,187,000 is expected to be spent in 1951.
company
174,
has filed an
278.
p.
Associated
Southwestern
Period End. May 31—
Operating revenues
Uncollectible
oper,
rev._
j
Telephone
1957—Month—1950
$709,267
$531,336
3,000
2,500
Co.—Earnings
$3,526,816
15,000
$2,550,7ol
12,500
Operating revenue?
Operating expenses
Rent
of
oper.
Operating
—
prop-
$706,267
$523,836
529,435
379,167
$3,511,816
2,517,589
$2,538,251
1,867,151
65,348
494,167
232,110
$92,097
$84,321
$500,205
$378,381
65,520
( 64,072
379,267
273,025
84,760
taxes
Crl25
Cr25
$4.16
per share for the period ended June 30, 1950 have been
to give effect to increased shares of common
stock issued
result of a 50% stock dividend paid Sept. 29, 1950.—V. 174, p. 191.
restated
as
3,000,000
200,000
normal
265,608
8,800,000
1,500,000
$58,377,331
70,045,358
4,600,000
expenses
1950
number of shares outstanding at end of
months
89
t$0,97
$0.50
Continues Expansion Program—
The
6 Mos. Ended June 30
1951
on
$1.13
.$0.62%
share-
share—
per
three
equalled
—-
com.
per
paid
—V.
$44,078,635 $37,298,302
revenues
Pennsylvania
Net
income
♦Earns,
Divs.
for estd. income 'taxes:
Federal
1951.
the debentures,—•
p.
3 Mos. End.
♦Earnings per share
a
(&
$11,316,678
taxes—
8,803,713
revenue
and
is
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. June 30—
Oper.
line
30-inch
jointly own about half of the line, with the other
solely by Southern California Gas Co.—V. 174, p. 107.
half being owned
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
of—
Federal
A
extended to Sept.
of 150,718 out of
their stock to be exchanged for
172,
SEC
the
at
Twin
17 filed a Joint application with the Federal Power Commission
asking authority to build a 23.5-mile natural gas pipeline in California
extending from Inglewood to Los Angeles.
%
the
the company.
shares
approximately $5,500,000.—V.
Provision
Aug. 4.
date. Mr, Mack said, holders
shares have deposited
V. 174, p. 106.
with
offered
Co.,
Southern California Gas Co.—Proposed Pipeline^This
tAdjusted
Holdings—
following
As
quite satisfactory, Martin Mack, President, said.
has
be
in its continuing construction program.—V. 174,
pany
•Based
.
of
for
exchange offer by which stockholders may receive $7 principal amount
of 20-year 6% sinking fund debentures and
one-quarter share of class
B
1237.
$55.81
securities of this railroad which it now holds: 102.273
shares of common stock, 9,543 shares of preferred stock and more than
$5,000,000 bonds.
239,103
Exchange Offer Extended to Sept. 5—
The
1950.
Dec. 31,'50
$55.46
—
(
very
$20.00
$34,769,736 $33,308,708
—
—
_
p.
172,
standing,
(*
1950
285,892
Federal
&
also filed a registration statement covering the
posed issue with the regional office of the SEC in San Francisco.
$4,062,992
taxes
$554,637.
to
company
Gross
—V.
The
1951
backlog of orders remains
notification
McRoberts
$669,075
2499.
value per share
the
cover
$5,255,132
sales
1951
$630,192
$22.19
Seaboard Air Line RR.-—RFC to Sell
Six Months Ended June 30—
after
sh.
As of—
management
profits
$25.35
Dec. 31/48
>
,
,
curreut
Reading Tube Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Net
the
and
loans
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
Total
"
total
cost
of $6,800,000
and
permit amortization
over
a
five-year period on a 65%
basis.
The company is planning further
expansion and has alieady applied for a necessity certificate for a new
mill with a daily capacity of 250 tons.—V.
174, pp. 277 and 9.
Net
per
Net asset
estimated
Net
previously held
bank
Interest, etc,, deductions
*$4.48
(
,
were
$1,401,678
$26.28
Dec. 31/49
•After giving effect to 2-for-l share split-up effective Mar. 21,
Capacity—
applications
four
expansion
$2,244,066
value
Dec. 31/50
assets
♦Net
993,871
$5.86
share
♦Excludes special credit.
As of June 30, 1951, current assets
liabilities $7,518,841, a ratio of 3.8-to-l.
June 30/51
Total
626,205
paid
common
of
stock,
common
E.
banking groups
interest
Operating
$6,629,183
626,205
—iw—
paid—i.
dividends
of
American
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Filing With SEC—
—V.
Common
$6,000,000 loan
authority to offer at competitive bidding $30,000,000
refunding mortgage bonds, series D, due 1976.
The
made by Guaranty Trust Co. of
depositary receipts, at the rate
of one additional American depositary
receipt for each receipt held
of record at the close of business July 31, 1951.—V. 166, p. 1827.
Crl.548,319
Income
Net
Preferred
of
for
277.
p.
additional £1
one
New
$41,815,116 $31,044,418
taxes
excess
a
Southern California Edison
The
$531,819
Assets Continue to Rise—
( 1950
1951
income
Feaeral
to
issue
working capital,—V. 173, p. 2393.
The proceeds are to be used to
$655,346
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.-*
'
sales ——
Federal
has sold
an
Snoose Mining Co., Ilailey, Ida.—Files With SEC—
The
58,090
58,090
1
transferred
174.
A
who
Sr.,
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Earnings before income
month,
America
of
$8,000,000
repay
Southern Natural Gas Co.
Net
last
announced
was
$1,071,180
$1,288,437
——,—
Smith Corp.
$25,000,000 15-year 3%% promissory notes, to be repay¬
able beginning in 1953.
$3,110,726
2,243,007
.
1992.
p.
corporation, it
2.0
'•
•
173,
and
Matamoros,
Mexico,
scheduled
to
begin
Purchase of both stations was arranged through RCA
Mexicans, associate company of RCA in Mexico.—V. 174, p. 9.
Rayonier, Inc.
Dr26,604
on
debt—
011
Common
Division.
America.
Victor
192,093
$7,759,700 $20,750,731
as
%
■'.
•
other chgs.
and
funded
Taxes
stockholders.
v v
———
Rolls-Royce,
Brownsville,
Texas,
is
with the call letters XELD-TV.
first
$7,786,304 $20,558,638 $15,049,222
July
will
Include
City,
in
RCA
purchased
$9,689,544
83,642
(net)—_
4.0
Evickson
.
.
14.0
Int*;
severally
percentages
George D. B. Bonbright &
,'Co..—._w_'■
14.0
Fen-
new
.■
Commission
ordinary
been
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$48,346,504 $41,040,329 $95,689,529 $79,330,137
38,656,960
33,254,025
75,130,891
64,280,915
expenses
$9,773,186
;
1,142,000 shs.
below
respective
offering
'
...
Distribution
has
1951—3 Mos.—1950
income
oper.
Costs
;v
Other
1,750,000 shs.
named
-V<-\11.:
The
transmitter
$2.37
profits tax.—V, 173,
excess
16,677,000
\
in the
175,000 shares of
connection
income
—V.
$1.40
television
28,641.355
Skelly Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
13,000,000:
company,
income
Earnings
of
500-watt
38,107.501
—-
—
2613,
Outstanding
291,129 shs.
underwriters
from
expenses
*
.
Sale of Transmitter—
A
2,471,069
6,650,000
$3.15
-
share
per
♦Including in 1951 $2,300,000 applicable to
3,323,000
value)
par
revenues
Service
13,881,016 shares.-
on
19,000,000
taxes
Appropriated net income for acquisition of util¬
ity plant or bonds as per order of the Public
19,385,241
share_
com.
2,506,551
37,762.424
2,709,576
Federal income
S.
income
Investment
♦Earns,
2,507,983
deductions
for U.
Earnings
cents
$
15,703,361
.1,576,442
1
FINANCING-
,
deductions
Income
5,570,296
35,255,873
59,817.077
remainder
Gross
4,857,597
120,000 .-lis.
Pierce,
from
$
57,309,094
._
income
income
Interest,
;
.
1950
$
■v
$6,COO,000
Rockland Light & Power Co.
Income
1951
pro¬
mortgage bonds and the
preferred or common stocks,
or
277.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1.
(not
i
which
on
$2.29
operating income-:———389,805,670 311,086,381
Costs, operating and general expenses.——
308,741,375 254,706,656
Depreciation, depletion and amortization
18,897,604
15,553,556
Leases ana concessions cancelled, dry holes and
first
of
EFFECT
1977
Beane__
174,
$3.23
Gross
state
$1.28
$
9,725,412
dividend
due
Co.—
&
Lynch,
&
ner
1,514,437
864.
p.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
1951—6 Mos.—1950
3 801,819
__
—
the
of
excess
1967)...
such
in
Boston
Balance
Pfd.
in
Authorized
Blyth & Co., Inc
105,258,396
766,000
months
$2.72
amount
GIVING
■(■/'''/
$1.60
121,414,808 302,332,933 248.784,358
270,021,572 213,682,715
6,431,000
16,608,000
14,140,000
112,174,359
to
12
combination
some
5 Months Ended May
services
operations
the
securities
■"
Operating
1951—3 Mos.—1950
sold
of
below,
issued
not
are
Operating
outstanding
173,
80,000 shs.
(no
Non-operating
V*
or
purchase
forth
5,519,439
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earnings
$
is
within
___,
stock
to
1950
$3,564,499
1,503,874
Six Months Ended June 30—
$35,992,460 for the 12 months ended
59%
was
derived from electric service
equal
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
1951
$4,910,256
outstanding
common share
service
gas
4.10%, series H
Common
6,047,990
1701.
p.
Radio Corp. of America
Period End. June 30—
of
and
territory
served
area
($100 par value)—„
4%, series P
6,860,745
—-
number
average
the
for
debt
until
stock
4.826,759
June 30:
dividend preference common stock-—-stock
;
share
surrounding
bonds, due 1969, series J—
3%% bonds, due 1970, series K—«
3% bonds, due 1979, series L
2%% bonds, due 1980, series M
$2,648,358
Common
common
—V.
of
principal
additional
$4,749,749
♦Earnings per
service
3(4%
outstanding
SI.40
Cost
510,203
$13,469,032 $11,296,993
3,958,740
4,235,573
4,760,543
4,413,062
dividends
electric
provide for the foregoing construction
that., in addition to the proceeds from the
mortgage, bonds:
bds„ series D,
Merrill
Balance
Common
$5,000,000
redeemable
The
income
$1.40
$18,655,620 $17,262,842
4,676,385
5,455,646
deductions
per
Subs.)—Earnings—
retirements
income
CAPITALIZATION
set
Gross
Earnings
sale
p.
♦First
the first
to
esti¬
common
borrowings,
1950
85,732,178
of
revenues
$3,449,994,
of
Preferred
_$104,214,804 $93,311,727
deductions
revenue
and
approximately
estimated
new
of
(&
taxes
shares
gas.
sales
mortgage
1951
,
Operating income
Other income
Income
to
is
the
appplicable
'
earnings after charges and
Common
stock,
retained earnings and accruals to
the
reserve,
approximately $15,750,000 will be required from
financing.
The method of obtaining such additional cash
requirement has not been determined but is expected to include the
Co.—Earnings—
Ended June 30—
the
1952,
FINANCING—To
it
taxes
1796.
p.
additional
construction.—
new
and
increased
Sheraton Corp. of America
depreciation
763.
p.
1951,
from
4%%
first
supplies
of
(par $50).
front
1951
173,
971,931
Years Ended April 30—
Net
and
to
discharge short
term
obligations
so
approximately $19,000,000 will be used for
approximately $6,000,000 for gas facilities.
and
EARNINGS—Net
of
proceeds
for
$296,000
152,392
863,936
305,673
,____
stock
common
include
months.—V.
group
the
taxes
preference stock—
on
$2,785,183
4,106,913
taxes
$26,700,000'
operating
30,
35%
gram,
use
expenditures
profits
excess
1,852,100
income
Boston
the
of
any
will
construction
of Rochester
York. Population
amounted
the
shares
100,000 shares of preferred stock
corporation
part
bank
creased—
company
city
total
June
New
underwriting
six
share
one
paid
not
♦Does
additional
Under the program,
the
distribution
of 40,000 shares of
made after the close of the
31, 1951, rights
The First
and
Fed.
—
Dividends paid on
connection with the
BUSINESS—Corporation
Of
bution—A
in
at
applied.
of
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Secondary Distri¬
in
electric facilities
191.
p.
from
removed
finance
•;" ;
\
an
the
from
PROCEEDS—The
to
portion thereof.
or
income
for
4,313,683
*1,528,500
$2,254,813
provision
income
Dividends
which will
175,000 shares
offering to stockhold¬
The subscription offer
expires on Aug. 15, 1951.
purchase
stock offered
shares
shares
June 29.—V.
Sold
Stock
—
common
share (not $2.75 as previously
were subscribed for up
per
total of 14,738
to June 28.
a
the SEC on
before
Net
1950
1951
$22,893,555 $20,414,495
sales
Income
stock (no par) at the rate of
common
for each six
specialty
ployees—Of the 24,911 shares of
common
<
175,000
ers.
The
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
offering
not issued
The
$10.30
764.
p.
Sharp & Dohme, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
;
June 30/50
$10.77
to its common stockholders of record
July
to subscribe at $31.50
per share to
to
191.
to
Dec. 31/50
$10.88
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Stockholders Offered
Additional Common Stock—The corporation is
position,
company's
backlog of
a
announced
company
Co.,
has
the petroleum, brewing and
distilling fields,
sidiaries, Steel Erectors, Inc., and Conduit
p.
173,
Mar. 31/51
$10.59
unit
per
Federal
marked
to John
I. Snyder, Jr., President,
are
the higher rate of
conventional freight car production this year in contrast to no pro¬
duction
during the
comparable
1950
period.
The
company's
Mt.
Chicago
value
subsidiaries.
Reasons
according
Vernon,
Philadelphia^ Pa.—Asset Value— .'
June 30/51
asset
7
(455)
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
after
173,
income-
charges
p.
2613.
—
T
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(456)
Earnings—
Telephone Co.-
Bell
Southwestern
Sylvania Electric Products Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
X//V,,///;
1951—5 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—'1950
Period End. May 31—
Period End. June 30—
/•.? $*■':.'•
$ 24,060,754 141,736,012 119,290,265
90,668
536,761
452,028
29,073,277
Operating revenues
Uncollectible
107,223
Net
rcv-
oper.
28.971,054
24,570,086 141,199,251
——
Operating expenses
Opejating taxes
20,796.535
19,277,982 101,210,572 V 91,348,100
2,909,052
22,876,300
15,009,454
4,667,628
_—
3,506,891
oper. income.—
after charges..
—V.
173,
2,383,052
17,112,379
31,738,190
103,822,579
5,725,515
1,598,059
15,905,670
61,086,101
3,688,503
inc.™
3,560,000
564,450
10,255,000
1,429,050
2,165,515
1,033,609
5,680,670
■/.<,"
../"
2,259,453
on
Divs.
1,849,586
14,473,260
9,883,555
$4
on
pfd.
cum.
stockholders
convertible
will
asked
be
stock
preferred
15
Aug.
on
and
to
creation
approve
authorize
to
in
increase
an
new
from
debentures
of
V
The
banks
other
or
company
The
will
stock
issue
mated
debt
and
to cost
similar
through
or
securities,-
for
financing
plant
a
$14,000,000.—V. 173, p.
'
.
J..
.
.
.
.
Standard
Power
fabrication;
preferred
Miss., esti¬
Ohio,
broken
been
for
will
be
announced
t
•1
.Included
1893.
Standard Oil Co. of California (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
V1951—6 Mos.—1950 £
'
in
to
ground
Income
bef.
Inderal
taxes...
66,616,222
45,983,006 132,318,170
22.100,000
10,500,000
nearly
$10,000,000
receiving
2,413,778
♦1,427,650
1,038,460
™_L™
1,812
11,812
11,313
$363,393
$974,316
$557,647
$1.21
$0,625
$3.25
$1.8$
$1.25
$1.25
assets__—_»™_^™——r^__^__ 12,052,103
> liabilities!!^!—4,710,947
8,865,018
for
new
plant
for
current
the
existing
of
Ratio
7
W.
the
have
Pa.
■
»
broken:
is
for
'
V
Sales
.
current year amounted to $103,822,579.—V.
the
for
the
12
past
additions
of
Co.
Trane
The
Canada
Ltd.,
Toronto,
is
completing
a
44,000 square foot plant, while leased plant facilities at Scranton,
Pa., used for assembly-line production of convectors, the company's
largest product line, have been increased 8,000 square feet.—V. 172,
p. 2028.
•
;
new
,
.
.
;
Mitchell-Hoffman
first
shares
25,000
173, p. 1993.
of
shares
the
and other taxes
Trans
&
the
for
Western
Inc.,
Co.,
stock
common
.
& Gas Corp. (Del.)—Stock Offered
Trans Western Oil
,
margin.
months the company has completed or started
totaling 125.000 square feet.. Four buildings at La
73,000 square feet, house brazed aluminum, aluminum coil,
assembly, toolmaking, and plant and production engineering de¬
coil
Y., which
will be
largely
Commission and for which
•
...
comfortable
a
to give effect to the retroactive increase in Federal
on 300,000 shares outstanding.
.
jBascd
taxes.
partments.
$1,250,000
the
3.57
Crosse, with
>
equipment
Energy
2,482,082
6,382,936
2.56
current liabilities—
to
income include provision for Federal excess profits taxes
of $204,000, based on an estimated excess profits tax
year 1951 of $2,700,000:
tTaxes on income for this period
been adjusted
plant
defense, and plans have been
the size of the present tungsten
doubling
Atomic
by
7,341,156
on
During
feeder plant.
Ground has
Burlington, Iowa, where receiving
at
t469,500
amount
credit
ma¬
-
Vu.,
national
r
$1.76
$0,625
sh.
per
current assets
"Taxes
in
-
'//:
:
;
;,/?
said Sylvania's net sales in 1951 will exceed the record
1950
paid
current^
Total
far in 1951 include those at
tubes;
W,
Va.,
metal
Wheeling,
and plastic-metal parts; Nelsonville,
Towanda,
at
for
Don G.
"
$528,839
share
com.
Total
and
■
of
per
divs.
Working capital
plants
year,
—
thus
the $10,000,000 plant and
laboratory at Bayside, N.
of
bail of tne
19,600,000
operation
already has been
80,007,463
$11,390,415
861,780
Com.
income
new
a
work
Mr. Mitchell
257,625,419 199,161,979 497,374,81)6 379,446,636
——-
inc.
$17,068,001
669,705
t304,500
income
JEarns.
1951—6 Mos.'—1950
$6,236,038
1,390,619
income
on
>Net
,
public in May.
company's Golden Anniversary
July 31.
r
;//-■•;/
construct'on
facility
$162,500,000
Profit
the
cn
prtduced
for
chemical
and
Reached—
devoted
'Gross
spending
sold' to
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$9,242,960
Minority interest
Plants and Equipment—
Pa., plastic
Point Pleasant,
and
metallurgical
;f
Taxes
$1.41
Warren,
welds;
tubes
t
is
New plants placed
ip
Shawnee,
Okla.,
radio
/
Vicksburg,
at
Light Corp. below.—V. 173, p.
&
♦$2.95
$4,000,000 is being spent on replacement
and equipment, Mr. Mitchell said.
chinery
1992.
.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Agreement
See
$0.64
shares
,
before taxes
income
based upon the amount outstanding June 30,
on
Sought—
107.
p,
———™-
sales
Net
2,063,031
1,456,550
Another
;
issuance
;
corporation
'
:
5,484,912
1,856,550
additional
equipment in 1951, the
Mitchell, President, said
has $10,450,000 of debt outstanding.
use
the proceeds from the proposed
now
company
companies
insurance
or
includes 400,000
The
par
borrowings
'935,583
1,456,550
■rSpending $14 Million
preferred stock would take the form of 130,000 shares of
value.
Authority will be sought to sell 125,000 shares ($6,250,000)
of
this
issue to
the public,
Kenneth Spencer,
President,
announced.
Additional funds,
he explained, will be raised through
The
195,758
*$1.11
_
are
174,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
v'1.'/,;
196,422
98,026
-
2,067,636
outstdg
com.
share-
per
which
company's debt limit to ♦17,000,000, from the present $13,000,000.
$50
97,329
1,856,550
stk._
com.
♦Earnings per share
,i
of a
the
on
shs.
Com.
Earns,
The
-
.
/
-
Earned
Spencer Chemical Co.—To Issue Preferred Stock—
new
h Trane Co.
Net
Income
Net
below.—V.
■
43,191,494
taxes
Wealdon Co.
See
J',
j
2500.
p.
$
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
Trailmobile Co.—Tender of Stock
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$
12,420,683
3,033,323
Net
$
inc. taxes
before
Stock
Net
'
1
113,838,237
•—
Operating revenues
1
sales
Income
Federal
•
1951—3 Mos.—1S50
'T'L
'
i
.i
.
.
July
on
(par 25
cents)
account
of
publicly offered 300,000
share.
This includes
19
at $1
the
per
underwriters
and
275,000
'
'
company.
for
r'
'
■'
'
income
on
>
lest.)-.--
-47.400,000
;
income
Net
(est.)
46,516,222
♦Earnings per share...
♦Based
28,673,192 shares.—V.
on
Standard Oil Co.
,
(Ind.)
and
Sales
operating
Dividends,
Total
<
interest,
-,•,-44.;
income
,
and other income—™—
profits
excess
net
37,082,995
45,294,000
33,652,687
18,958,000
2,465,950
—V.
earn-
$3.43
of $190,000,000 compare
increase is substantial, it is
oil
170,
1...
expansion
383,822
!—
$2.92
!'
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net sales
&
Federal
Net
m
other income™,
before
income
& State
—
'
-
Oper.
I
:
Int.,
4,406,503
3,434,000
taxes
income
on
,,
2,604.790
.
,
Net
1951—3 Mos.—1950
t
loss
of
this
corporation
Power's
been
claims
entered
Special
settlement
Standard
and
its
on
into
Trustee
of
Standard
announced
Gas
The
the
on
Aug.
1.
delivery by Standard
the
stock
common
cross-claims
Electric
&
capital
of
and
claims
stock
of
&
Electric
agreement
Gas
to
Duquesne
to
•by
amendment
pending before
in
porated
sue
to
the
all
Section
11
claims,
The
(e)
in
it
provides
$3,657,525
'76,734
X 127,261
$3,734,259
$7,429,350
1,092,833
1,238,876
2,317,117
$5,112,233
$5,072,046
shares
of
will
also
discharge
■Power.—V.
173,
the
transactions
the
amount
of
general
releases
$983,930
agreement contemplates
Plan of
Standard
Gas
indebtedness
of
in
1925,
1926
Standard
and
Gas
97,328
and
>
225,000
_!™™
$2,235,290
$2,495,383
$4,564,905
com.™
$0.45
$0.51
$0.93
sh,
oh
$2,495,383
Total
/Net
income
Capital
after
shares
.Earnings
300,000
.82,937
outstanding
share
per
'
Supervised
v
»
exps
on July 30
filed a
covering 300,000 shares of
offered at the market
through
including $323
000
'
Moines, la.
•to be
who
used
for
acts
as
T.
distributor
investment.—V.
registration statement
capital
C.
(par
Henderson
for
171, p.
stock
the
25
&
Fund.
The
Divs.
and
to
residents
of
U.
S.
30,
4,044,000
proceeds
"
Net
rSf
sales
nt
L^r^r""
———
ExD^nses
7,276,000
3,340,000
income
Earnings
—-V.
$1.25
assets,
on
160,170
278.
before
Federal
Net
capacity
the line
of
is 505,000/000
to 555,000,000
(& Subs.)—Earnings— ;
June 30/51 July 1/50
$17,681,953 $12,834,508
'
-!!—:
"—
3,854,701
2,556,631
2,549,587
♦ 1,311,807
$2.50
including $29,456,055 in cash
to $42,774,204.
This does not
or
materials
and
supplies.
taxes,
current
amounted" to
173,
p.
1,626,960
320,000
210,000
470,000
$1,416,960
$3,379,542
1,772.456
1,772,436
__
~
share_j_.
per
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$8,836,022
$6,914,066
3,849,542
3,082,341
2,060,995
taxes
outstanding
Earnings
Co.—Earnings—
$3,618,245
taxes
income
Shares
•
holders
Six
Months
Ended
sales
Total
Cost
income
of
June
*
•
Federal
taxes
on
Net
income
income
1951
unfilled
shipped
orders
for .the
9,030,337
1,120,571
X.652,298
539,911
2,194,615
$4.23
the
next
18
Forces
sales
of
for
the
ness,
the
last
first half.
price
reflected
in
six
months.
months
Somewhdt
control
and
second-half
should remain high."—V.
Townsend Co.
See
Dunn Steel
of
.
$2.13
President,
said:
approximating
ratio
year
will
of
$851,070
"
•
than
increase
Federal
in
dollar
above.—V.
174, p.
to
double
government
tax
rates
volume
of
important
part
outstanding at
of
192.
Corp.—Secondary Distribution—A secondary
on
&
Aug. 1 by White, Weld & Co. and Watlihg,
Co. at $14 per share, with a dealer's dis¬
corporation
SEC
The
25c
the
offering
172,
was oversub¬
385.
p.
covering
stock
1,000,000
to
to
are
be
C.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
31
filed
common
offered
sales
share
per
shares
termed
is
July
on
for
commission.
offered
be
by
registration
a
shares,
public
No
the
$1
sale
per
at
$1
underwriting
company.
statement
with
share.
share, with
involved, and
per
is
The
securities
are
"speculative" by the prospectus.
be
The major
total
petroleum
that
be
X
Net
natural
gas
properties
in
Alberta
/'"/
proceeds
of
the
of
' '
company
Quaich Well No.
the
equity
and
the
and
non-prcducing
Saskatchewan,
•'
stock sale are to be added to the general
to be used primarily for the completion of
for acquiring and holding reservations and leases,
for
exploration aud drilling and for other operations and expenses
of the company as
and when required.
"The investing public ...
will provide 100%
of the money for future development fcr 56% of
funds
output
assets of the company "are investments in
and
Canada."
busi¬
will
the
a
;
(Pa.)—Merger Effective—
Products Co.
to
The
V?
have
government
margins on
any
shares
"
'
ters With Securities and
'
$1.84
"We
..
$25,000,000
more
lower- profit
earnings, although
173, p. 1484. >■
the increase from 326,245
an
United Canadian Oil Corp., Washington, D.
$11,940,916
$971,845
$2.88
The
this
shares orr Dec.- 31, 1950.
As reported in the
similar conversions during the last six months of
count of 40 cents per share. The
scribed and the books closed.—V.
.
Aimed
preference
distribution of 30,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
was made after the close of the New York Stock Ex¬
1,094,720
"
in
PLANT—As
Udylite
,
9,455,215f
1,212,248
Smythe,
of
14,137
14,750,599
B.'
shares
1,
the annual meeting; will be made effective Oct. 1, 1951.—V. 173, p. 1484.
1949
exps.
$678,075
$6.02
over
C.
X )
stock¬
CHANGE OF NAME—The change in the name a>f the cornoration to
X Tung-Sol Electric Inc., which was approved by the stockholders at
$11,926,779
$11,775,051
(455,946 shs.)
outlook,
30,149
convert
taxes* for
19Si
of
-
$1.54
1950
_™™„_u;—$1,312,650
the
to
on
dividends.
weeks
26
Tung-Sol's defense effort,
the company has been /requested by the Department of the Army to
furnish, equip and operate a complete new facility for; the manu¬
facture of sub-miniature tubes in volume.
This facility, which will
cost
approximately $3,100,000, will be paid for by and become the
property of the government.
It will be installed in a plant of
approximately 100,000 square feet at Washington, N. J., which the
company has purchased for this purpose.
X,
5
•
to
$963,960
resulted
1, 1950.
NEW
1,772,456
?
.
$19,470,112
(estimated)
report
annual
had
•July
$2,732,341
$1.91
^^!™
products sold™
Selling, administrative & other
right
based
preference
first
into
May
on
445,262
to
1950
Lerchen
—!__—__..__„™
th^lr
share-for-share
redeemed
1950
Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
liability,
tscx
the
.
350,000
1,772,456
—$19,456,065 $11,723,383
——™i:
14,047
51,663
income
v
tAfter payment of
•:
CHANGES—During
exercised
change
Other
Federal
correct
1950.
of
outstanding—,
-
$0.80'
*
reflect
to
year
compared
•
'
$0.98
stock
common
stock; in addition, 1,292 shares
1951, at the call price of $17.50 per share.
There
are,
therefore,
only
22,053 shares of convertible preference
stock
remaining outstanding.
As a result of
the conversions,
the
number of shares of common stock outstanding rose to 475,411 shares,
were
1702.
Thevv Shovel Co. (&
July 31,'49
6,221,566
full
outstanding
stock
common
CAPITAI*
$4.14
$1,740,995
inc.
income
Discussing
Itlill
shares"
-3,340,000
v
Jlilli
—
per share
174, p.
in
—
preference
♦Revised
the
5,391.000
$3.30 .'.,a
i
$4,588,529
Earns, per com. share
X
June 3,'50
$8,079,047
.
,
$2.50
$2,22.
1951-r3 Mos.—1950
income
are
June 2,'51
-T—$11,964,905
—
—
3,698,989
Provision
Net
to
.
for
of
Shares
!
including $14,072,095 provision for
$15.^15,355.
Reserve
for
contingencies
to
'
-'.
daily
taxes on income
Federal income taxes
Income
(.Shares
-
3,340,000
V.W
$1.25
current
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
'
.
Insur¬
office. building
™.*—$1,305,114 ♦$1,244,824
—>—22,053
171,628
475.411
326,245
tEarnings per common share——.—-——~™.
$2.71
♦SSBO
Net
t
'
securities, amounted
of sulphur above ground
The offering
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF
EARNINGS
'
;
July 31,'50
•
before
Provision
"
1951—6 Mos.—rl950
.2,802,00$
$1.97
Period End, June 30—
Ohio
M.
Present
year.
sales—™-
Net
/Income
$7,413^72 $12,682,954 $13,820,651
3,340,000
1951,
Govt,
Gross
1674.
G.
Nussbaum, President.
by The Ohio Company.
X
X
■
$2,994,97Q.-~V:XI7^:p.v;iQy.';v;,XX':;^
Inc.'Des
(par $1) at $46
ceeds went to
was made
/•:
r
-
.
include inventories
the
Offering—The offering early
only of 12,500 shares of
per share, which was over¬
subscribed, did not constitute new
financing. The pro¬
July
common stock
$1.04
ex-
$6,567,154
at- June
As
'
Net
in
Mutual Life
three-story
new
Tung-Sol Lamp Works Inc;
to' be
Swan Rubber Cb.—Stock
.
the
on
26 Weeks Ended—
$10,611,154 .$10,215,372 $19,958,954 $19^211.651
and
outstanding
per
share__—
paid per share—_
—V.
with
cents)
Co.
this
of
uary
.
income
Profit
$2.62
Shares, Inc., Des Moines,
Iowa—Registers
Exchange Commission—
_J,he corporation
York
New
/cubic feet, but plans are underway to increase capacity
cubic feet daily.—V. 173. p. 2094. ..
.
$18,864,476 $17,505,808 $34,883,991 $33,180,668
8,425,701
7,440,644
15,263,176
14,243,11?
Earnings
300,000
With Securities and
SEC
'?
■:
Co., Inc.—Earnings--
sulphur
.Shares
♦785,962
,
$0.28
deducting $1,302,000 estimated Federal tax,
profits tax.—V. 173, p. 2294,
f
-
10.
p.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
profits taxes™™
Net
$20,306,506
♦After
'excess
Loan Placed Pri¬
—
Gas Pipe Line owns and operates a recently com¬
1,840-mile pipeline that brings natural gas from Texas to'New
City, Philadelphia/ parts of New Jersey, and other sections along
the east coast.
First deliveries were made'in New York City in Jan¬
$5,072,046
11 Mos.»
"
taxes
;
Transcontinental
■■
income
-cess
•
:
Month
$2,178,000
services
'
York
450,000
4,887,500 shares.—V. 174,
from
and
amounted
„„™-
for
407.
p.
pleted
$5,072,046
r
$2,460,290
Federal Income
Standard
Standard Products
Co.—Earnings:—
May 31, 1951—
♦933,500sh®,
underwriter
./X.:;™™„
$5,014,905
■■
income—
per
of
Co.
stock
or
now
1930
to
by
,
59,454
Current -liabilities,
Period Ended
154,294
Net inc. from oper.— $10,438,775 $10,066,164 $10,620,615 818,937,5551
'Miscellaneous income
172,370
149,208 c
-?38,130
274,lOp
!
Sales
:
;
that
1279.
p.
Corp.-
stock-
rev.
Costs
things
cancellation
agreement will also be submitted to the U. S. District
.Court for the District of Delaware which
appointed- Mr. Hastings as
Special Trustee.
When finally approved and carried
out, the agree¬
ment will dispose of all claims
between the two companies,
including
of
received
be
to
by a deed of trust and by pledge of the lease.
The building,
completed earlier-this year, contains 72,500 square feet of floor space
and occupies a plot of 200 x 125 feet.
The building is the headquarters
-of Trancontinental Gas Pipe Line which occupies it under a 25-year
net lease from the Trancontinental Building Corp.
?
X
$7,345,906
East¬
Texas
sales
SEC, the terms of the settlement will be incor¬
plan and will be submitted to the Commission for
arising out
$7,302,089
'
income
Gross
The
controversies
174,
Outstanding
Texas, occupied by the Transcontinental corporation, it was
announced on Aug. 1. XThe loan, bearing an interest rate of 3%%, is
X 2,428,154
$2,495,383
deducts.-
Texas Gulf 'Sulphur
a
among other
Power of 31,000
Co.,
FINANCING
cents)——2,000,000shs.
$1,530,000 25-year loan has been made by The
ance
$7,500,200
Period End. June 30—
.
was
the
Standard
Light
parties.
plaintiff
the
said
approval.
by
the
these
of
.Standard Gas unsecured promissory note in the
lield
by Standard Power, and the execution of
covenants not
except Standard
Standard Gas, has
Co.,
involving certain
PRESENT
between
Co.,
of
TO
secured
$3,548,729
63,848
—™
net
♦Based
EFFECT
of
stock
'
'
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Loan—
A
■'
by these two corporations and Daniel O. Hastings as
1941
for
all
Gas
holdings
proceeding instituted in
■of
of
'
'
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$1.21
Standard Power & Light Corp.—Reaches Agreement—
of
capital
the
of
vately—See Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. below.
$42,242,597 $35,562,569
34,940,508
28,216,663
pfd.
on
25
shares
25,000
rendered.—V.
-
.
$2,519,744
inc.
Consol,
Net
agreement
>-
.
15,642,704
—
Production
Divs.
171, P. 987,
An
<8.2%)
Houston,
$19,300,229
income
♦Earns,
■X,
shares
Co.
GIVING
(par
additional
Kansas, to acquire' additional properties
the outstanding 9,000 shares of $1 par
to repay bank loan which totaled
and for working capital.
Transcontinental Building Corp.
17,431,572
taxes™
income
etc.,
ern
$3,152,000
2,604,790
$1.01
stock
♦Includes
Corp.—Secondary Offer¬
July 18 made a secondary of¬
$3,612,577
and
income
Net
2,102,000
$2,632,000
....
drill
Authorized
•Common
4,301,054
1950
"
5,254,000
....
V.
.
6,066,000
Capital shares outstanding..™
Earnings per share...
ji/*"*'*
$20,980,301
revenues
Operating income
Gross
1951
to
stock,
8.7,900
Gas
Natural
&
used
part
1951,
owns
CAPITALIZATION
$417,000 X>;: $666,009
:™
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
-
.
exps.
Other
$59,898,000 $49,569,000
—
taxes
income
366,705
$2.37
31, 1950 and JUNE 30, 1951
,
Profit
22,
June
be
X,
FIGURES DEC.
Period End. June 30—
an
expansion
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky—Earnings—
at
and
at
preferred
company
Oil
Lee
183,099
redeem
to
will
company
928,
p.
Operating
includes
program
exploratory and drilling activities to develop new crude
new and expanded pipeline and gathering systems, and
in four 'refineries.—V. 174, p. 10,
supplies,
qmajor
The
,
,
subsidiaries'
30—1
fering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par $7) at
$17.62V2 per share, with a dealers discount, of 30 cents:
per share. It was completed.
$52,498 494
•
$4.84
its
cumulative
$70,963
62,729
867,288
Texas Eastern. Transmission
$71,068,606
and
in
outstanding June
ing—Blyth & Co., Inc.,
to
Standard's
increase
shares
Long-term debt.—™;
Working capital
:
in 1950,
While this
interrupt their company's program of gradual debt
reduction, according to Dr. Robert E. Wilson, Chairman, and A. W.
.Feake, President,
expected
62,727
1,120,650
268,625
leases,
3,616,960
s
$127,438,792
not
J"
*
—
wells
June 30, '51 Dec. 31, '50
estimated capital expenditures for 1951
'with
stock
the
proceeds to
in Oklahoma
and
930,017
common
net
5%
$8,702,618
COMPARATIVE
498,016,239
Net
earnings
Eenings per share
The
oil
1950
$13,587,235
„
Earnings per common share
6,306,046
2,946,214
in
The
,
$609,208,330
taxes.........
interest
on
Subs.)—
(&
7h 1951
.
,
Dividends onvpreferred stock™!
Net earnings on common stock
Common
•582,32i,058
paid
Minority stockholders'
ings of subsidiaries
Corp.
taxes™™—i™-,-^™™™^-'^ 1,183,377
earnings'after
Dividends
3,046,362
&
sales
Net
,
$741,759,235
!
,
,
8,586,981
Operating charges —-——.a—™—_™__™
Dcprec., deplet., and amort, pf properties..
Fed.
Net
$2.11
.
.
1951
{
1950
$733,172,254 $602,902,284
r
-
revenues
Chemical
&
6 Months Ended June 30—
60,407,463
$2.96
;;y,
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income
Interest
84,918,170
$1.24
174, p. 107.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Products
4
35,433,006
V
$1.62
•
Tennessee
2,
voting
power
of
the stock."
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(457)
U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended June 30—
Net
sales
Cost
of
and
operating
Income
Beginning
$10,782,914
12,895,227
1,532,189
8,771,500
1,238,750
$2,79.8,055
administrative
$712,664
578.955
236,660
expc-nses_#__—____
income
credits
Utah Power $ Light Co.—Definitive
Bonds Ready—
1950
_^____$17,225,471
sales__
Selling
Net
1951
J—-.—-i
-
due
Oct.
bonds
$3,377,010
$949,324
159,651
166,032
charges
Provision
for Federal taxes
income-
on
1,990.000
Guaranty Trust Company of New York.—V.
Vacuum Concrete
The
corportaion's
of
care
Income
at
all
showing
an
year's
expected
net
profit
income
Capital
(no
par)
____
499,241
$0.94
,,
share
278.
....
>
$468,292
499,241
$2.46
outstanding
per
p.
174,
$1,227,359
_________
shares
Earnings
—V.
'
-
of
States Pipe
&
Net
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net sales
Profit before
Provision
income
for
Normal
sales
income
profit
Net
taxes.—^
;
3,464,219
*
1
I
r
;
according
;
before
income
item
of
for
shown
property,
tax
of
below
less
of
1950
Corp. and
the
company owned only
interest in United Concrete
no
interest
50%
$1,635,350
in
Pipe Corp.—V.
Interest
of
60,000
shares
of
3%%
'
'
of
common
Of
the
stuck
new
prior
tions
Stock
Offer-
Aug.
of
31,
the
of
the
stock
preferred,,
$390,000.—V.
$2.65
173,
machinery
loans will
.for
used
be used
be
all
of
was
such
Cost
of
1951
the
-
Net
—V.
to ;
and
and
company
:
to
&
P46.3P1
489,530
231,250
231,250
1,493,367
970,216
______
1,039,732
and
Canadian
26
own
$1,769,535
income
net
which
has
surtax
less
resulted
paid
subject
are
plants
taxes
the
taxes
from
present
j
income
Venezuelan
income
strategically located with
States, in Canada
28,407
355,375
45,015
for
Black,
President,
and
bus
at
by
stated,
orders
$46,349
$0.52
$0.20
$232,385
50,000
Newell
issue
our
on
of
rate.
In
As-of—
Total
"31/2%
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
$9,328,476
35,486
'# 130,626
142,202
$0.20
$0.30
t' V
and
new
enlarged
of
area
New
Net
plywood
York
Reporting the earnings of this
Irving S. Olds, .Chairman,
July
31
and
dividend
a
payable Sept.-10,
of
1951,
dends, is reported
as
75
to
cents
per ,»share
holders of record
$58,133,716,
for the first six months of
of 6.2%," on
return
first
sales,
six
sales,
months
all
of
or
a
1951
is
Shipments
amounted
of
reported
as
of
238,986
#
1951.—V.
1951
period of last
or
income
Aug.
for
,
U.
S.
second
Steel
shipments
quarter of
shipped
1.2
were
1950.
12,471,545
million
For- the
net
tons,
tons
first
of
is
the
net
proceeds
GIVING
will
six
Production
steel
of
averaged 103.2%
the first quarter
In
the
second
ingots
of
of
rated
this
«
\
$12.29
$12.25
_•
-
;
;/
1951,
expenditures
lor
1951
to
Net current assets df the
corporation and its
the
second
quarter
Second Quarter—
for
of
the
1950,
second
shares
per
Net
piofit
follow:
*
$3,513,153
965,658
,
$3,062,254
975,037
570,084
...
CONSOLIDATED
Per. Ehd. June 30—
$1,977,411
734,400
!
STATEMENT
$•
$
Products and services
sold
;
"1
■■
Int.
and
other
*
Fed.
income
Net
1950
1,313,322
4___
dividends
Com.
$
"520,759^29
37,997,457
dividends
78,452,016
72,946,113
538,368
1,086,106
34,477,702
1,098,722
|
99,500,000
48,500,000
180,000,000
69,861,496
106,797.497
to
Buy
ness
Earns,
com.
sh.
the
at
Fifth
R.
6,304,919
19,532,317
16,971,341
12,609,838
39,164,634
33,942,682
630,286
in
and
frozen
South
several
$1.99
46,585,236
_
55.023,025
$2.44
$3.61
72,526,718
v
-
$4.08
the
in
states
Montana
of
and
Minne¬
Wisconsin
underwriters
have
entered
into
a
Shares.
:
25,000
'
also V.
1
20,0005,000
174,
407.
p.
.
•
asset
»
'
value per
172, p. 482.
'
June 30,*51
share
Dec. 31,'50 June 30,*50
$3.90
$3.46
$3.92
,
3 Mos. Ended
•
.
revcnues__^
Expenses
and
$18.65
Third
agent.-;
Union
•
*
...
Trust
,
not
Co.
of
'•'!'■■■.'
shares. '
all- of ;the
Inc.,
a
™"
;
assets
of
"
later
i"-!
14,049,786
______
Net income
Co.
$617,221
shares
letter
a
may -act
as
common
of
for
-
were
notification
'
recently
with
tha
par
underwriter.
The
proceeds
development of tungsten mineral property
Operating
revenues
in
are
progress
to be
or
588,002,
$0,91
$2.09;
Earned
—V.
used
$3,526,345
( in
share____-____
533,221
$1.55
1994.
Wrigley
Jr.
Period End. June 30—
income
Co. ' (&
Wholly-Owned
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Subs.)—
1351—6 Mos.—1950
$18,891,855 $18,252,396 $37,203,832 $35,835,648
Profit
before taxes
4,862,108
5,361,494
10,108,515
13,661.646
U. S. Govt.
inc. lax___
1,97.9,137
1,686,793
4,104,937
3,324,906
U. S. excess profits tax
103,000
453,000
Foreign Govt. inc. taxes
.251,640
308,442
515,226
629,991
Net
Net
___v_
earnings——
of
subs,
on
$3,366,259
$5,033,352
$1.28
$1.71
$2.55
$3.41
415,269
528,242
787,544
„
$6,706,749
foreign
included
"Based
$2,528,331
256,465
share.#
per
earns,
above.
1.968,484 shares outstanding.—V. 173, p. 1216.
York Corp.
$7,644,466
$6,885,893
and
taxes__
' 3,228.488
2,999,451
6,347,461
5,767,438
income
$685,919
$526,894
$1,297,005
491
1,172
27,517
2,758
$686,410
$528,066
$1,324,522
$1,121,213
"235,376
160,938
440,680
$883,842
$858,385
201,943
201,943
income
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
accrued
from sales
1951—9 Mos.—1950
...
v■
$16,734,149 $17,664,592 $45,730,837 $37,360,606
Income before inc. taxes#
2,340,632
1,988,742
4,920,295
3,191,968
262,828
$367,128
100,971
"Gross
—
$1,118,455
1
Income
Nonoperating income
Net
taxes
(estim.)
income
and
other
income
for
deducts.
share_.
com.
2,661,180
1,331,366
$2,259,115
$1,860,602
$14.15
$11.63
share!.
$6.62
tookeT.!""!--
$7.20
$14,498,680
stock
per-com.
-100,971
"
$266,157
$681,899
$656,442
$1.12
$0.85
$2.18
$2.10
..f
"Contracts
sales
and
anticipated
$350,063
share_
$50,12324h $34,911,o"
17.439.047
$451,034 ;
preferred
Balance
OTJo Cfld
pfd.
per
837,696
$1,151,046
available
dividends
on
per
Earns,
1,283,790
$1,056,842
earnings
Earns,
Gross
Earns,
common
173, p.
Period End. June 30—
1951—12 Mos—1950
operating
exps.
Net
per
declared
Arizona.
Inc.—Earnings-
1951—6 Mos.—1950
.$3,914,407
in
are.
172,158
165,938
406,367
588,002
Total
stock, to be offered at
underwriting
19,297,794$1,000,459'
81,563
"Earns,
Negotiations
own
filed
of
*
•
28,650,323
Common shares outstanding June 30
;
1950
>.
$1,393,797
205,307
(Wm.)
purchase
subsidiary of Pullman, Inc.
July .24
on
300,000
,:
cash)__
,
to
'.r ,,'y
Trailmobile
1951
Cincinnati,
v
..
than
:
$14,667,007 $30,044,120 $20,298,253
taxes
Common divs.
>
share
per
6 Mos. End. June 30
# June 30," '51
.
$2.11
Stock—
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
Divs.
reclassification of various
employee benefits costs.—V. 174, p. 11.
foods
Dakota,
various
; '; V;
761,893
-
84,500,000 i
12,609,838
was
stock
Newell
•
$7,200,000 has. been set aside-from surplus
share).
for the
Int.
32,246.480
per
"After
stock
119,079,238
Reinvested in busi:
-
26,881.654
6,304,919
_
s
#
58,133,716
__J
.
Net
....
to
15
corpbratlon
per
Oper.
17,654,243
company
common
incorporated in Delaware on Dec. 28,
it acquired all of the assets of two wholesale
1926,
pain & Co-
Sales and
;
Period End. June 30—
557,804
.
of
covering
company
*
Pfd.
SEC
($1
1,387,609,105
the
of
shares of
•
1,248,997
Westates Explorations, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—- Files—
647,441,560
i;
incorporation
of. authorized
company was
1,
Geo.
$6,623,414
$1.75
common
Aug.
tendered
The
$
23,090,241
income
total
"562,343,449"
costs
on
cf
number
(Alan) Wood Steel Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951
-
287,301
677,346,382
41,079,804
taxes
on
their
gubstanttolly
1,725,601.263
>
certificate
Wisconsin Investment Co.—Asset Value Increased—
M.
sold to Trailmobile,
INCOME
•
out¬
are
payment cn or before
the amount of $50,COO.
in
180,000.
Jan.
As of—
Net
I
Co.—Offer
company^
A
752,827,578
on
long-term debt
State, local and mis¬
cellaneous
taxes__
Est.
p.m.
the
305,835,063
facilities
the
to
and vegetables, meats
Iowa, North Dakota,
See
$2.66
■*.!'
3
1951—6 Mos.—1950
;.#
20,000 shs.
156,000 shs.
debentures
Wqodard-Elwpod
>
*
to 1 tender
336,010,373 272,440,951
bought
W£ar and exhaustion
On
M.
012,000
Bunker,- President, in a letter to stockholders of this
company, formerly known as Trailmobile Co. has invited stockholders
^47,768,257
costs___
Products and services
of
OF
fund
1965
Piper,. Jaffray & Hopwood
""
taxes!
173, P. 2095.
George
906,140,195
Employment
to
3¥2%
\
$750,000
20,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
the
Preferred dividends declared^___—#
and
.
Outstanding!-
$1,630,117
$2.69
taxesi___,____"_z___#i____
after
Wealdon
$347,768,257 $308,349,732
1951—3 Mos.—1950
-
J.
,
457,100
share:
Earnings pCr share#
1950
302,705 ;v*
costs
FINANCING
nompany whereby each of them severally
to purchase from the
company the number of shares of common
stock set opposite its name
below:
a
$2,087,217
stock
outstanding#lll_i_"_#:
common.
compared
1951
Average number of employees..
Employment
1951,
PRESENT
Authorized
agrees
156,704
$2,547,495
—V,
the
of
TO
sinking
1951
years
UNDERWRITERS—The
$2,005,550 \
$6,487,250
30, 1950.
quarter
outstanding
manufacturing and processing operations such
roas,ting,; packaging of candies, nuts,
dry fruits and vege¬
tables, and banana ripening.
1950
$3,423,631
.
_i
Profit" before"
$436,-
were
reduce
Wayne Knitting Mills—Semi- Annual
Earnings—
subsidiaries at June 30,
declarations,
to
P'irfbnrft ap.rpPnient
!__
six Months Ended June 30—
.
additions
per ;
^
as; coffee
$25,578,176 $21,415,104
22,154,545
18,509,554
taxes__#-£_##_#_#-.#'_*_'
89.522
Earnings
castings in the second quarter cf 1951
capacity, as compared with 99.2% during
1951, after deducting the
current
dividend
781,553, compared with $536,943,921 at June
With
which
and
of
$11.75
at
$750,000
required
a
the
increasing the
engages
—V.
the
•
•
107.
$5)
used
$5)-_-____^____-
for
of
1951,
120,000
sota,
,
statistics
19,
and
-
products.
•
gov¬
& Co., established in
1871, and Winston
Harper Fisher Co.,, established in 1872. Since
1926, the business has
expanded in the scope of its operations, in volume
and in territory
sei'ved:
Today the company sells, at wholesale, dry
groceries, fresh
Subs.)—Earnings—
#
and
revenues...
—V. 174, p. "278. '
replacements
of
facilities
totaled $68,400,000,
At
June
30,
1951,
authorized projects to be
completed required a further expenditure of
$670,000,000.
Employment
each
grocery firms,
„
Co. (&
June'30—1
income
Dividends on preferred
years
quarter
(par
provides
in
1925.
191,506
months
than
more
1951,
of the dollar volume
>
be
EFFECT
indenture^ under
BUSINESS—The
$2,346,167
income
Common
on#
11,248,427 net tons shipped
during the comparable pericd of 1950.
The shipments reported for
both the second quarter and the first six
months
of
1951
established new high records for
any
comparable
periods in the
history of U. S. Steel.
stock
amended,
more#
year,.-
steel
10.9%
or
1
from
223,128
f
Ended
Balance
million
of
These moneys will be used to redeem
3Va% debentures at the principal
amount thereof with accrued
interest but without premium.
tEfiective
taxes.
.
$2,741,528
Net
a
half
174, p.
(par
Aug... 1, 1965
stock (par $50)
trust
standing
$0.56
.
June 30,'51 Dec. 31,'50
^
J
,
,
-Gross' income
Interest and other., deductions
steel
the
#,
In- I
6.6%
$180
;
divl---
sales.
of
same
-
first
■
t
„
.
$106,797,497,
months
6,
stock,
.
on
of
••
-
-
the#
on
~
das Light
operating
„
Other
on
Aug.
declaration iof
6.4%
of
products during the second quarter of 1951
6.400,653 net tons as compared with
shipments of $5,950,in
to
tons
of; 1951.
These
before
of
record
common
1951.
declaration of dividends.
Provision
income taxes for the first six
Federal
than double the amount
provided In the
net
of
Aug. 10,
return
share
per
the
on
Months
T?et
quarter
directors had
the
fiss$ts___
Operating revenues
Operating expenses*
second
as compared with income reported
of $119,079,238,
or
a
return
1950
before
for
606
the
that
announced
;i, .Income for'the second quarter of 1951,
come
for
declared,, the quarterly dividend of $1.75
stock,- payable Aug. 20,
1951, .to holders
preferred
1951,
corporation
-
outstanding..
173, p. 2394.
12
tJnited States Steel
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings1951,
s
.
Washington
407.
p.
■
"The
fruits
Brooklyn ware-.
house Which it
succeeds,
It-has 40,000 square feet of the most modern •
type warehouse construction,—V. 174,
,
the
.
•
assets »per shafe
—V.
1
a
1950
1951,
approximately 5%
due
pfd.
tCommon
.
$9,285,688
$0.33
including provision for Federal
425,900 shares outstanding.—V. 173, p. 1994.
debs.,
4%e'cum.
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$4,708,218
charges
.
net
Shares
30,
the
of common stock
Further details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
~
com.
on
$0.32
July
warehouse to serve the Brooklyn-.
City has just been completed for this
corporation, Monroe W.'; Pollack,
.Vice-President, announced on July 26.
/• The
new unit Is three times
the size of the former
'■
all
•
the
of
based
are
Co.—Stock Offering—Mention was
;
July 30 of the public offering of ^
of
shares
PROCEEDS—The
bank loans.
$73,446
$1.02,
in
share.
-
1$51—3"Mbs.—1950
$2.13
operations
above
company's
equal
to approximately
four
Of this backlog, 25%
covers
was
current
the
June
on
the-government.
delivery in the last'half of
Winston &
made
$118,446
*
June
$50,929,253 $32,354,128
46,772,359
39,548,585
business accounted for
.''
sales.
uled
428,756
$4,765,471
only
shown
1951
ordered
$3,431,287', $1,720,713
2,277,531
1,173,496
565,996
.
share
equity
of Struck
of
Wall Street Investing Corp.- -Assets Increase—
-
.
A
$1,466,912
"$3.27
includes
per
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$'00,936
>185,230
sales
tBased
re- *
United
New Warehouse Completed—
Queens
901,000
$2,262,167
Total unfilled government orders
as
of June 30,
1951, amounted to
nearly $20,000,000.
A large portion of these
military orders is sched¬
613,941
:
F.
ernment
tax.—
212,239
"
2
1
income
earnings
capital
production
"
.
net
the
vehicles
tax
excess-
share
per
"After
'
,
2,367,912
3,568,000
share—
common
1951
months'
Divi¬
S.
per
the
backlog
opera¬
U.
1,202,264
—I—J.
profits
tEarns, per sh.
'.
1950.
1
5,830,167
-.
working
Robert
as
ended
year
$44,417,980
taxes
As of June 30—
Net
$1,116,879
dividends.
no
under
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$1,791,616
"Net
Apr 1 30, 1951 the company
reported consolidated gross sales of
$108,450,530 and net profit of $8,951,272, compared with sales of
$69,235,468 and profit of $4,458,699
for
the
6,532
income
on
income
income
Shareholders'
Co.—Earnings—\
Period End. June 30-V,
subsidiaries
throughout
For
1950
9,517
of 691,250 shares
which
excludes the 52,862 shares issued for
the business and assets of the
Sterling Motor Truck Co., Inc., acquired
June 1, 1951.
Based on the'744,112 shares
outstanding as of June 30,
1951, the earnings for the period amounted to
$3.04 per share.
'
Congo,
'1951
.
total
admin.
173, p. 1994.
Total
products.? The
subsidiaries
materials
raw
Belgian
170,
$73,089,755
,
/
and
the
notes
capital.—V.
working
i
Sterling Division,
7,367,409
V
Waldorf System Inc.
primarily manufacture,
and -sell Douglas fir
(softwood) plywood, hardwood plywood,
plywood, doors, and other laminated and related
spect
the
of
buscs^.___
before.-Fedeial
"Because
$11,461,377
-285,676
gen'l
profits
purchase
pine
to
while
retire $3,000,000
■
for Federal and Canadian taxes
Net
Net
11,050,661
__
consolidated
subsidiary,
if paid,
expenses?
funds for use as working
capital and other corporate pur¬
During the 14-month period ended June
30.
1951. the com- *'
has spent
approximately $8,500,000 on new plants, facilities and *
timber. It expects to continue to
'expand its t-mber receives vnd pro¬
ductive capacity.
'■#•:
''
'
its
additions
equipment,
income
on
1950'
$15,414,907
necessary for U. S. Federal income
goods-soldi__-__
Federal income &
pany
and
to
Banking Co.
for
used
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
and
sales
net
Income
Subs.)—Earnings—
exps
company,
Period End. June 30—
sales
and:
added
company
Corporation
Essex
be
and
addiitonal
poses.
BUSINESS
&
will
.
sales—trucks
Prov.
2095.
p.
484,026
Net
ac-■
(&
_________
Venezuelan
a
Selling,
will
Unit
$1,073,251
$2.69
of
concessions,, dfy holes and retirements
of
Earnings
of
bank
remainder
for
and
loan
Six Months Ended June 30—
.
386.068
Victor Equipment
1956.
sale
the
J.,
insurance
—_
laws, to full normal tkx
V. 173; p. 479.
.
preferred stock is convertible into 2.4 shares
to
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
,
711.000
payable...
depletion and amortization
substantially
.
.The stock is callable at
company option at a price of $105.25 per
share up to July 1, 1952 and
thereafter at prices
declining to $102.50
after July l, 1961.
■V Each share
N.
White Motor
11,348,132
*1,570.000
taxes
NOTE—No provision
'
•
15,348,053
$1,090,952
'income *
Net
1588.
p.
stock, series B (par $100) at $102.50 per share and
crued dividends.
The offering was oversubscribed
the books closed.
the
1939.
p.
#
tax
Pruden¬
issue of
an
National Newark
from
Newark,
the
Total
profits
Financing
the
1950
$18,009,005 $13,132,383
notes
cn
Cancelled
Pontusco
173,
cumulative
_!__
income
Income-taxes
Depreciation,
-
ing Oversubscribed—An
underwriting group headed by ";
Eastman, Dillon & Co.. on Aug. 2 offered publicly a new:
issue
excess
Venezuelan
dends
United States Plyw»od
Corp.—Preferred
On
_________
Venezuelan
______
NOTE—Consolidated results of operations of this
company and its
wholly owned subsidiaries, Pontusco
Corp. and United Concrete Pipe
Corp., for the six months ended June
30,
1951
are
shown
above,
together with results-of operations of United
States Pipe & Foundry
Co. for the six months ended
June
30,
1950.
During the first six
months
27.
and
proceeds
at
and
#______
taxes
York
The
plant
proceeds from
income____
gen.
$1,892,323
__
New
and
year,
July
on
1951
Six Months Ended June 30—
Gross roperating
income_#___
Oil purchases, cper, and
$1,635,350
208,304
period
made
•
Venezuelan Petroleum Co.
*
applicable
_!
$69,500
other
Federal
fiscal
.
Other
the
report
a
taking
$90,000,
the
Co.—Private
907,000
$1,683,719
_:
to
$150,000.
about
for
America—Earnings—
expenses-..#
for
"Including
'
!
'
about
$60,000
Instrument
has placed privately with
$3,000,000 4%
promissory notes due June 1, 1966 and also arranged to
borrow an additional
$3,500,000 from the following three
banks: Fidelity Union Trust
Co., Guaranty Trust Co. of
1893.
p.
Electrical
company
tial Insurance Co. of America
;
■
■
earnings
Earnings per share_____
2,542,350
215,000
income
Net
1950
$36,187,496 $17,562,532
income
tax__#
sales
on
Federal
1951
1,565,500
Excess profits
Net
J'
•
surtax_k-„i^„'—.___-.L^wj,»--._lj_i._
'
Net
/
■
and
and
Provision
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
taxes
Federal
and
Foundry Co.
•
•
Vanadian Corp. of
Costs
United
■
now
amounting to
about
6 Months Ended June 30—
h.
.
■,:
.
is
expenses,
profit
,
Net
173,
—The
Corp.—Earnings Estimated—
expected
expected
having started in April. 1951,
—V. 174, p. 192.
/
*. ; -
315,000
Weston
today, Aug. 6, 1951. first mortgage bonds,
£"/e% series
1980, in temporary form, may be exchanged for
definitive
1,
9
tNot
which
they
included
in
distributors, and
nr#>
not.
rfioni'ripd
executed
6,980.871
period of time are included m
they become complete, if it
will become 85% or more complete at the year-end.
gross income.
Does not include orders on hand from
earnings,
are
in
over
proportion
a
as
for accessory equipment,
until shinned.—V. 173, P-
supplies
2655.
and
service
whick
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(458)
Name of
In
first
the
indicate
we
nounced during the current
second table in which
in two separate
the dividends an¬
Then we follow with
payments previ¬
show the
we
ABC Vending Corp.
Allied
30c
—----- —
f
.
(quar.)
Mfg.,
.
American
American
American
Gas
Electric
&
the
Co.
Felt
&
Co.,
Indemnity
Co.
American
Investment
Co,
American
LaFrance-Foamite
Metal
American
preferred
Tobacco
1
8-
40c
9-
1
8-15
9-12
8-20
9-
1
8-21
—
(quar.)
common..
Co.
(quar.)
56
—
(quar.)
common..
preferred
prior
—
35c
,
.
7
7-
common
50c
9-
1
75 c
9-
1
12 V2C
-l2/?c
9-
1
9-
8
8-
(quar.)
Corp
Atlanta &
Atlantic
Atlas
Point RR.
West
Powder
Atlas
Tack
:
$1
75C
35c
preferred
Inc.
Radio
Shippers Insurance Co.
&
Show
A
;
Inc.,
(N. Y.)
1
$1.50
50c
9-
1
9-
1
Co.
30c
9-
1
common
8-
8-24
10-
8-10
Y.
N.
of
at
25c
(quar.)
special
a
$2
25c
8-10
50c
9-
5
8-15
8-31
8-15
9-
1
8-11
1
8-11
8-25
8-10
8-25
8-10
9-
12 Vic
9-12
8-29
$1.50
9-12
8-29
25c
9-
1
8-11
55c
8-15
7-31
25c
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
9-12
8-29
9-
1
8-15
40c
8-10
8-
25c
9-25
8-29
50c
9-25
8-29
:—
quar.)
(quar.)
Hills Power &
Sivalls
4.25%
&
Bryson.
preferred
Blaw-Knox
Borden
Co.
City
Bower
Briilo
Bearing
preferred
A
Falls
preferred
Bullock Fund.
Co.
Class
A
1
8-10
Foster-Wheeler
7-30
7-23
Fownes
8-10
7-26
9-20
9-
9-
1
8-15
15c
9-
1
8-15
See
1
9-14
Gabriel
10-
1
9-14
General
9-
1
8-15
$37 Vic
10-
$1.50
America
9-15
8-31
General
9-15
8-31
General
Dry Batteries, Inc
Fireproofing Co. (increased)
1
8-21
General
Industries
1
8-21
General
9-
8-21
General
8-15
8-
9-
6
8-14
4.40% preferred (quar.)__„«.
Georgia-Carolina Brick & Tile Co
9-
1
8-14
Gilbert
1
9-
1.
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
Golden
8-15
8-
8
Gorham
25C
8-15
8-
8
?5c
8-15
8-
8
50c
8-20
8-11
Growth
37 Vic
8-20
8-11
Hackensack
12 VaC
(quar.)
8-20
8-
1
$1
8-
1
director's
stock
Class
43 %C
;
8-
1
7-20
Canadian
'5%
-;5%
8%
t75c
Machine,
Ltd.—
.
10-
$50c
redeemable
preference
preference
Carborundum
it
(quar.)
^
___.-
10-
1
8-31
4%
5%
preferred
8-
Pillot
9-20
Steel
9-30
9-11
10-
9-
8-
7-27
1
6%
f50c
~9-
1
8-15
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
Hobart
10-
1
8-31
Houston
10-
1
8-31
Howell
Electric
Huston
(Tom)
-
■
25c
:*•
9-10
8-24
•
4%
9-
4
8-20
■
9-24
9-11
8-31
9-11
8-31
(quar.)
9-12
8-20
1
9-12
9-14
8-31
5
Manufacturing
1
8-
Peanut
8-
9
7-31
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-13
8-31
25c
:V
9-
1
9-
50c
1
9-
25c
10-
30c
-
'
8-
31 %C7 Vic
8-
5c
(quar.)
8-15
9-15
1
8-
8-13
12 Vic
1
1
30c
9-
1
8-15
20c
9-10
8-20
12 Vic
9-25
9-14
30c
Co
8-15
8-
(quar.)_
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim)
;
;
6% preference (s-a)
i
10-15
9-28
$1.12 ft
10-
1
9-10
Industrial
(quar.)
Surety & Insurance Corp. (quar.)_w
Ctrtaln-tecd Products Corp.
(quar.)
Chain Belt
Co.
(quar.)
$1.18%
10-
1
.9-10
$2
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.—
4% %
4.75 %
preferred
(quar.)
i
Ireland.
preferred
Contra!
_______
______
50c
8-15
8-
25c
9-12
8-29
40c
8-25
8-10
1
Chambersburg Engineering Co.—
Increased
quarterly
j.
50C
8-15
al3Vi%
7-31
IChlksan Company
City Baking Co.,
(quar.)___—
7%
pfd.
"City Water Co, of Chattanooga
5% preferred
(quar.)_
8-15
20c
(quar.)
International
Investors
20c
9•
11-
4
1
8-10
%
8.-10
10-26
(Tenn.)—
9-1
*
00
1
pfd.
Fund,
(accum.)
Corp.
9-11
OO
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
Southern
Utilities
preferred
preferred
9-20
25c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Gas & Electric Co.
43,4%
«
8-21
20c
45c
(quar.)
:
9-
1
9*
1
30c
9-
1
Machine
1
Jersey Insurance Co.
Johnson
5%
&
&
Johnson
of
N.
Y.
(s-a)___
(quar.)
1
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred A iquar.)
com.
(quar.)
9-10
8-24
$1.20
8-10
8-
25C
9-10
8-27
45c
$1.25
8-15
8-15
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-10
1
8-15
9-
9-
1
8-
1
10-
1
9-
9-17
1
10-
1
9-17
8-16
4
9-
1
8-
4
9-
I
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-10
1
7-25
9-1
8-16
9-10
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-
8-15
9-
9-10
4
1
8-15
8-
9
8-
9-
1
8-20
8-24
8-10
9-15
8-30
1
1
9-14
8-31
8-21
1
7-25
10-
8-
30c
8-25
8-
7
3-25
8-
7
75c
50
25c
8-25
8-
7
8-
7
Sl.OOVi
8-25
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
20c
8-15
8-
8
$2c
8-20
8-
1
$1,10
92'/»c
$1 01
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
75
9-
1
Paper
iquar.)_
•
8-11
5gc
9-
1
8-15
50c
$105
75C
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
8-15
8-
8
8-15
8-
8
50C
50C
$150
9-12
8-20
I
$2
+1
-i_
-III"
35c
LUL
10-
1
10-15
9-13
9-
7
9r21
9-
5
9-
1
8-22
9-
4
8-21
9'- 1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-17
$1.37'%
9-
1
8-17
$175
40c
37%c
25c
$1.25
9-
4
8-20
.9-24
8-24
20c
91 Vic
93%c
475c
$125
iquar.)
II—
1 s-ajl
(quar.)
_
iquar.)
preferred
Service
Co.
-
Indiana,
of
com.
iquar.)
preferred
preferred
Metal
1
9-
1
10-15
8-15
8-15
10-
5
9-10
45c
9-
1
8-15
S'U/aC
$1 16
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
10-
1
9-12
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-
7
10-
1
9-
7
-
_
j2c
20c
25c
$1.12
30c
50c
8-20
8-13
8-25
8-10
1
8-10
9-
30c
9-14
9-
4
8-21
(quar.)
Co.
9-
50c
(quar.)
8-
3
25c
9-15
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
9-29
9-15
1
8-15
Antelope Copper Mines—
(Four American shares for
each five shares held)
8-15
„
8-10
9-
9-
8-15
9-
Co
7
Roan
8-15
9-
41 %C
(quar.)
9-
Stock dividend.
35%c
com.
7
10-
8-31
V
par—
(increased)
preferred
preferred
Riverside
8-11
50C
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
9-
7-31
$1.50
^
(quar.)
Participating
1
Robinson, Little & Co.,
Class
10-1
9-
4
10-
9-
4
1
Inc., common
participating preferred
Robbins & Myers,
;
Jaeger
Jones
$1.25
6l/2%
(accum.)
Products
Stock
Iowa-Illinois
5% %
$1.50
__
Corp.,
preferred
(interim)
32c
16c
deposit receipts
.
Iowa
8-10
^Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Quarterly
6V2%
Amer.
Silica
9-
10-
30c
(quar.)
4.64%
(quar.)___
Quebec Manitou Mines, Ltd.
——
Ray-O-Vac Co. .(ouar.)
Remington Band, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Republican Insurance (Texas) (quar.)_
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc
8-15
9-29
7-30
10-
8-31
(quar.)
Co.
conv.
Public
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &
i___
9-29
8-20
1
9-20
quar.)
Class
B
iquar.)
Prosperity Co.. 5% preferred louar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
6
3%
8-
9-20
?0c
Reel Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3Va%
mvic
$10
preferred
,7%
8-17
(quar.)
7-27
8-
9-12
8-10
(quar.)
par
Plymouth Oil. new common (iintial)
Poor & Company, $1.50 class A pref.
8-17
9-
:
5
Pittsburgh, Youngstown &.Ashtabula Rv. Co.
6
9-
50c
:_
9-
8-10
V
Pittsburgh Steel, 5% pfd. A iquar.)
5%% 1st series prior preferred iquar.)__
8-15
9-
30c
$5
(quar.)
Photo Engravers & Eletrotypers,
8-31
5
10-
50c
•$3.G5
1
9-
1
50c
$1
25c
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co., common
7-27
1
5
9-
10-
1
~~~~
Brewing Co.
$3.95
•
________
5
10-
9-
(qSar.)—HI
Parchment
4 V2 %
i 8-15
9-
10-
Co.—
I.
(initial
common
Common
9-14*
1
7-28
Laundry Services, Ltd.—
Pfaudler
8-20
1
8-25
25c*
.
3
8-15
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light <fc Coke Co. (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.)—
5
9-
9-
Extra
8-10
10-
8-
8-15
7-23
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Pfeiffer
8-15
10-20
'
'
preferred A (quar.)
Co.
8-11
'8-11
8-31
(quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
preferred series C (quar.)
4.05% preferred series D iquar.)
Pennsylvania State Water Corp.—
$7 preferred
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
Common
(quar.)
$5 preferred
iquar.)
Pepperell Mfg... Co.
(quar.)
9
1
7
Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)
Motors
6
8-2B
40C
„
3.70%
8-
:
Co.
8-
8-16
8-28
$1 50
quar.)
4.40%
9-
$1.50
Hotels, common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
"
10-20
8-20
,
___
(increased
7% prior participating preferred
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
9-
Stores—
preferred B
Hiawatha Oil & Gas, 5%
8-17
1
$ 1.12V2
37%c
90C
SI 10
30C
45c
iquar.)_____
(quar.)
common
Peerless
9-12
10-
B
Common
Paterson
4
9-
common
com.
9-24
1
8-
(quar.)
Electric
$4.25
9-15
1
9-11
$1.06%
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
1
9-
9-15
15cc
~~
Pipe Line
Eastern
Parkersbui g Rig &
9-15
$1.50
(irregular)
(quar.)
Products
10-
9-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
pre/erred
Old
3
1
50c
Refractories,
2
8-
9-15
55C
(ouar.i
common
Insurance
Old
50c
preferred' (quar.)—
Henke &
Brush
Fiie
Class
50c
(quar.)___
Department
conv.
9-12
$1
Corp.,
8-15
10-
42 Vic
Co.
'Heam
8-24"
50c
(quar.)
Extra
8-20
38c
8-31
1
1
5%
Co.
preferred
preferred
10-
75C
dividend
9-11
$1.75
A.) Co., common
$$1.25
Carpenter Paper Co
Carpenter Steel
$4.25
Hilton
iquar.)
Co.
(M.
m
$$1.25
(quar.).:
8-27
50c
(quar.)
(quur.)
120c
M
(quar.)
7
25c
Hercules
-
9-
t5c
.Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Haverty Furniture (quar.)_
Hazel-Atlas Glass
(quar.)
1
'_
8-15
55C
(quar.)
B
8-10
8-23*
$4.12%
$4.50
f$i
t$1.12
J$1 50
(increased quar.)
Parker (S. C.) & Co., 40c pfd.
Parker Pen Co., class A coin, (initial quar.)
$1
A
8-
8
8-
8-23*
::::::
I
iquar.)
Co., Inc
Finance
Paragon
lQc
8-31
8-31
}75c
f
1
50c
(quar.)
Industry Shares, Inc
Water
4
8-31
8-24
ar¬
preferred
Fibre
4%
9-
$3
Co.,
Package Machinery Co
Economic Corp.
15c
.
clears
iquar.)
preferred
4V2 %
Palestine
50c
Manufacturing Co.
t$2
(quar.)
preferred
Carrier
~
8-31
10-1
Co.,. Ltd._w_i____,;
Breweries. Ltd. (year-end)
preference
Stock
Hanna
8-31
9-15
$75c
(s-a)
Ice
1
preferred
6%
(f-a)
Class A participating (quar.)
».
Canadian. Locomotive, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian- Oil Cos.
%
4%'
'
10-for-l.
B
8-
'
Canada Starch
Canadian
8-15
Mines, Ltd
Harbison-Walker
•
1
Extra
9-15
L.*
Sept. 12 on a
split the capital
A
8-
10c
Class
011
to
8-15
Extra
Insurance-
50c
proposal
1
(quar.)_
Manitou
Class
Co,—
Canada-Packers,' Ltd., class
9-
(quar.)
Hajoca Corporation (quar.)
Hancock Oil Co. of California—
7-20
_;
vote
9-15
Common
7-20
25C
will
8-14
Extra
8-11
$1
/
Assurance
8-15
Brewing Co. (quar.)
7%
Semi-annual
Life
9-15
8-24
Insurance
Power
Pacific
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of America
.__
Corp.
9-15
10-15
8-31
(quar.)
Lite
Pacific
8-21
9-
$1.25
Gotbel
3
8-
8-31*
9-14
Telephone Co.—
preferred
$4.40
Ox
4
Bennet Mfg
&
Girdler
v
Special
8-15
$1
8-17
,
Stockholders
4
-
25c
life
9-
20c
8-15
:
States
8-10
(quar.)
1
Extra
Canada
Co.
8-31
-•
California-Western
7
Tail
Otter
$3.60
25c
Castings, $6 pfd. (accum.)___
Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)
9-
>_
preferred- (quar;)_v___i_;
9-
$2.75
Steel
California Pacific Title Insurance—
Common (quar.)
7%
8-10
62 Vic
15C
Participating
7
—
25c
participating preferred
9-
75c
30C
(quar.)
t50c
(quar.)
9-
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
$1,50
Corp.
$1.12 V'2
Participating
8-24
(quar.)__
General
8-31
1
9-
!25c
co
Inc.,
Omar,
37 Vic
pfd.
9-
—
1
1
State
Common
$1.25
common
9-
oil
Panhandle
40c
(quar.)
8-31
25c
1
1
9-15
15C
$1.25
(quar.)—
Ltd
$1
Inc.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—_*_
8-27
10c
15c
pref.
(quar.)
8-21
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp., $1
preferred (quar.)—
8-31
9-14
£$'1.25
(tnis payment
preferred
Ohio
1
50c
Co.,
9-14
8-31
quar.)"
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Associated
Ohio
9-
(quar.)
(Franklin)
Company
8-15
8-20
40c
97c
25c
50c
preferred
$2.20
9-10
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
4
8-20
Co.
preferred
preferred
Ohio
25c
(quar.)
75c
1st
common
Common
&
1
9-
Investment Corp.—
American
6%
Simon—
Simon
10-
10-15
Corp.
9-
9-10
common
Cement
41/2%
50c
class A—
Co.,
preferred (tills payment clears arrears)
Nova Scotia Light & Power, 4% pfd. iquar.)
25c
Ltd.,
8-10
8-20
9-10
40c
$1.12'/2
iquar.)
common
rears)
25c
Jackson RR., 5,/2% pfd. (s-a)
Brothers
Frr>nklin
7
Canada,
Bridge Works
9-
93 %c
___.
of
9-13
20c
6 !o
J 50c
Fort Wayne &
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Pitt
50c
(quar.)
$5
Fort
35C
_
iquar.)__
Byrndun Corp.,
4
3
8-15
B
8-13
50c
iquar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Brothers, common
4Vi%
9-
Class
9-11
$1.50
._
common
Burton-Dixie
Butler
9-24
$1
Co
common
common
$5
4
Co.
60c
_—
Co.,
preference
Hill
9-
Motor
Ford
8-15
9-14
75C
50%
(quar.)
convertible
5'/2%
1
$4
25c
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Company,
2nd
9-24
$1.06%
—
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co.
$3
8-20
30c
(s-a)
Budd Co.,
1
$32 V2C
British Columbia
Buck
9'
1
Noith
9-
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, class B (quar.)
8-20
iquar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.,
3%%
preferred
Brown
1
<quar.)__
iquar.)_
B
9-
$1.35
common
iquar. I
Mills
Class
8-
(interim)
Mfg.
Manufacturing
$2
1
(quar.)—_______
Roller
Bourne
9-
$1.05
(quar.)—
Company
Border
32c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.40%
Black
Light,
8-27
8-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
5%
8-15
;
G2'/2c
Common
1
—___
Quarterly
7-31
9-
2c
3c
pref.
(initial
(quar.)
New Bedford Storage Warehouse
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
9-
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock—
Taa
4.20'%
31 %c
(reduced)
Company
H.)
Co.,
preferred
Nazareth
17 ViC
(quar.)_
(quar.)____
Carpet Co.
7-31
8-15
10c
Supply
4 V? %
National
50c
common
8-15
9-12
Alfalfa
National
4
25c
Inc.,
8-15
8-31
9-
9-
Year-End
$1.75
Fitz-Simons & Connell
$1.
to
7
9-14
(quar.)__
(M.
8-
$5
50c
_____
RR
preferred.
Fishman
8-15
50c
50c
Enterprises,
$1.25
8-21
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works (reduced
l
9-14
55c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Dehydrating & Milling Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)
National Container Corp. (Del.) —
Increased quarterly
National Dairy Products Corp.—
(Increased quar.)
National Homes Corp.
1 stock dividend)
National Shirt Shops (Del.) Inc. iquar.)
8-17
$1.50
—
Federal
1
9-10
$1.75
(quar.)
8-24
9-15
15c
$1.25
iquar.)
Extra
National
7-26
9-
Diablo
Mount
Co.—
Water
_—^—
Associates
Kalamazoo
Co.
preferred
5%
8-20
1
8-
31 Vic
:
Gas
8-31
10c
$1.50
30c
Extra
Firth
8-31
10%
(quar.)
River
7-30
—
(quar.)__
(The)
1
8-
$1.25
5%
preferred
&
50c
(quar.)__
Light
&
Power
Mcore-Handley Hardware Co., Inc., common.
(quar.)
Interurban
Manufacturing
non-cum.
Minnesota
20c
$2.50
75c
$2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8%
Flintkote
$1.25
1
j$l
95c
96"Ac
97 >/2c
$1.08%
75c
pfd. iquar.)
preferred <quar.)__
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred iquar.)
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
Mickelberry's Food Products Co. iquar.)
Midland Mutual Life Insurance iquar.)
Midland Steel Products Co., com.
(quar.)_
meet¬
0% pfd. A (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
1—
Utilities
J25c
(quar.)
3.85%
8-15
vote
common
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
9-10
Farrel-Birmingham
Bing, Inc.—
special meeting of stockholders is being
called on Sept. 5 to consider a director's
4.20%
1
.8-10
1
9-
preferred
Fall
&
Black
•
1
9-
9-10
from
-
9-
9-10
proposal to split the stock three-for-one.
The par value would then be changed
-
$1.50 '
Fajardo Sugar Co.
9-20
1
8-15
J37Vic
9-29
Coal Co.,
&
Louis &
St.
Fair
8-13
50c
—__—_____
1
Bolder$
Payable of Reo*
■
held in the near future on a
proposal to split the common,
be
Co.
Erie
1
8-15
$2
—
9-
35c
Eddy Paper Corp
Electric Ferries, Inc., common (quar.)__
6%
prior preferred (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. (quar,)
Emhart Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)__
Employers Reinsurance Corp
8-15
$2
1—:
(quar.)
Co.,
7
9-29
Co.
5%
Eaton
8-15
(quar.)
Bag
Manufacturing
7
9-
Co.,
i
.
—
Fund (quar.)
Hosiery Mills,
Eastern
8-15
22V2C
22 /2C
(quar.)
9-
1
9-29
7%
11-12
iquar.)__
preferred
Co.
Gossett
Brothers
11-15
8-15
1
10-
$1
6%
1
8-
5
10-
$1.07
will
Co.,
East
8-15
8-10
9-
75c
two-for-one.
Ice
Duriron
—
(quar.)
common
convertible
Common
Bing
9-
35C
$1.75
92 Vic
Supply
Eagle-Picher
8-15
(quar.)
pfd.
6%
Co.,
Mills,
&
Bibb
1
$1.20
Mfg.
Bemis
9-
lOo
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-6
Alkali Co.—
Stockholders
Durham
8-15
4
9-
8-16
(quar.)
Diamond
Extra
Quarterly
Bell
1
6-21
9-12
75c
100%
Ltd.
Co.,
150c
25c
$5 non-cum. preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Maine Central RR,, 6% prior pfd. iquar.)__
$1.50
Marion Power Shovel Co., 7% pfd. (accum.)
$1.75
Masco Screw
Products Co
10c
Masonite Corp. (quar.)__—25c
Extra
50c
Merchants Fire Assurance (quar.)
"
40c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar,)_
_i.
40c
8-31
2
8-
v
(W. M.)
Lowney
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Dreyfus
8-15
9-
a8 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
25c
pfd. (quar.)~
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)
Disston (Henry)
& Sons (quar.)_
Dobbs Houses, Inc. (stock dividend)
8-15
1
Co.
&
Dentists'
America-
Bankers
4Vi %
8-31
9-
—
of
Co.
Co. (quar.)
Diamond
8-27
50c
_
(quar.)
8-27
9-10
iquar.)
Macmillan
8-21
9-21
22 Vic
iquar.)
Baltimore
Beaunit
9-15
40C
(quar.)
Louisiana
MacLaren Power & Paper
stock
7-24
(quar.)_
Land & Exploration Co.
25c
8-15
ing to
8-15
1
(quar.)
Products,
Beacon
1
8-
Co
convertible
4Vi%
Avon
9-
$1
(quar.)
C.orp.
Common
56V4C
25C
Co.
Canteen
Automatic
$1
_
$1
9-14
9-14
4%
1
40C
Refining
Corporation
Atlas
V
-
iquur.)____
9-14
8-31
4.28%
1
9-
1
1
10-
9-28
3.70%
8-10
9-
9-15
50c
25c
Bryant,
50c
6
9-15
93 %c
Vo'AC
$3.75
1
9-
65c
Cork Co., common
preferred iquar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Aro Equipment, 4'/a#
preferred
Armstrong
25c
5c
Special
Loblaw, Inc.
1
10-
(quar.)
Company, common (Interim)
preferred (quar.)__
.—Delaware Power & Light Co.—
9
Inc. (quar.)_
Stamping Qo. (quar.)_
Lawrence Portland Cement (quar.)_;
Lane
10-
7%
8-10
75c
participating
Participating
25c
Inc.——5c
Industries (quar.)
6c Champagne,
Wines
30c
Deere
8-10
5
10-
1
11-
n.12%
_____
Companies, Inc.—:
—
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
_
Davis Leather Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
8-10
preferred
Co.,
France
Salle
(quar.)_———
9-17
8-
.
La
La
Power & Paper—
Assurance
director's
A,
nr
:
7-12
8-17
50c
:
Casualty Co. iqunr.)__
Cornell Paperboard Products Co.
(formerly
Cornell Wood Products) (initial quar.) —
Courtaulds, Ltd.
Amer. deposit rcpts. (final)
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works—
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co., stock dividend-
1*
35 %C
35%}C
(interim)
receipts
deposit
Steel
9-28
10-
7-31
9-15
9-14
$7
8-31*
9-14
10-15
25c
Rubber
B.)
Lansing
Curtis
8-31*
$1
iquar.)
12c
50c
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
(I.
Kleinert
Koehiing Company
$1.25
43c
7C
Funds, series K-l—___
8-10
8-10
9-14
8-15
1
9-
,
75c
(quar.)
Company
Special
8-28
7-20
$1
(increased)
Anglo-Iranian Oil—
Farms
1
1
25c
iquur.) ___r
25c
$1.18%
30c
11-21
89-
12-
$1.75
(quar.)—
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.
American
1
%c
Co.
Curtis
8
75C
$1.12%
4 Vi %■ preferred
preferred
$3
9-
Corp
convertible
Armco
9-20
50C
(s-a)__
Illinois
American Woolen Co.,
Arden
9-20
$3
(quar.)
Screw,
American
7#
1
1
25C
(Bait.)
of
Ltd.,
Co..
American
.$4
8-10
10-
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—_—
American
4Vi%
9-10
50c
5%
Hair
preferred
8-10
$1.50
SEC)
American
8-18
9-10'
75c
______
9-13*
1
8-31
12V2C
______
iquar.)
10-
$1.75
!
Keystone- Custodian
8-17
Continental
8-31
(subject to the approval of
dividend
Stock
(quae)-
7
8-17
—
preferred series B
preferred series C
Continental
8-
5
9-
Baltimore,
Consolidated Water,
Initial quarterly
9-29
9-13
7%
Co.,
of
4%
9-14
Kerite
1
1
9-
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co.
4Vi%
9-14
$1
81 Ac
quar.)
(quar.)____—.
preferred
Forging & Socket Co
Can
1
1
Line Co
Barge
American
1010-
—
(quar.)
preferred
$5
6
30c
,
(increased
com.
convertible preferred
3%%
.<
8-
8-17
99-
50c
(quar.)__
Milling & Elevator
Colorado
l
50c
62 Vic
tquar.)
common
iquar.)____——
Composite Fund, Inc.—
(Formerly Composite Stock Fund, Ihc.) —
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.), common...
8-31
8-15
l»c
Inc.
Extra
AUis-Chalmers
$6
9-15
°0C
<S-a)
Co
Laboratories,
■it
Payable of Rec.
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
4%
5%
Share
Narpe of Company
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
4 :f 4 %
preferred
(quar.)
4
9-
9-11
$1
—
__—
Stores,
Colonial
Holder«
When
Share
Name of Company
Wire
reached their
■'■.%I'
'
,:p&;..' Per
payment date.
Quarterly
all
week.
ously announced, but which have not yet
Acme
1
When
>
Payable of Re0.
of America-
Life Insurance Co.
Colonial
Dividend announcements are grouped
Share
Company
Holdert
When
per
a
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
—
DIVIDENDS
tables.
,
.
A
preference
Ltd., com;
(quar.)
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v/06y3C
(quar.)__
t20c
' 425c
(Continued on page 43)
9-
Hi
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(459)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
39% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
S per share
f per share
1
54% Jan
tper share
41% Mar 15
30
4% Mar 15
Abbott
Aug
2
6% May 17
27% Dec 29
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
July 12
25% Dec 29
25% Jan
2
30
May
43
Jan
63
Aug
36%. Dec 21
42% Feb
36% July 12
15
49
15
55% Mar
20% July 13
310% Jan
•
Apr
4
20% July 17
7% July 17
39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15
7% July 26
48 y« Dec
14
53% Nov
39% July 14
17 % Jan
3
9
>47% Jan
28% Nov 27
121
5
?% July 13
Feb
3% Jan.
28
Oct
18
71
5Va Dec
29
15% Mar,29
23
Dec
77
A
2% Jun 27
53
58
July
86% Dec
30
74
Sep
*8
83% Oct
20
82
3
47% Dec
19
2
100
18
Nov
8% Jan
3
63% Nov
.1
19
3
23% Dec
26% Dec .11
73% Jun
30% Jun
Jan
32% Jan
93
11% May 27
58
2
2
87% Jan
2
86
102
11
10
13
44 % Sep
28
100 % Dec
20
91% July
5
Feb
13
Feb
5
341/2 May 31
48% Jan
*101
3
26
Feb
9
44
Dec
29
40
Jun
20
491/4 Aug
3
99% Dec
20
89% Jun
29
1001/4 Aug
3
38% Jan
11
28
-67% July
3
July
98
5
Dec
22
84
5% Dec 29
40% Apr
27
821/4 Aug
2
Mar 13
40
Aug ,16
Jan
40
Jun
27
9% Jun
66
14
Dec
Dec
20
41
Jan
23
19
Feb
5
26% Jan
Jan
July 31
2
63 % Aug
2
13% Jan
15
16% Apr
16
13
88
Jan
May 14
*7
16-% Jan
20% July
5
16
57
Jan
22
66% Aug
2
Dec
30
12% Jun
29
17 V2 Jan
19
•43% Dec
14
>341/2 Jun
25
>/ 44% Feb
6
^
109% Oct
7% Jan .13
3% Jan
Jun
102
141/4 Apr 21
8% Apr 21
3
90% July 26
July
4
5
35
Oct
79
Feb
21 % July 13
30% Nov
93% Jan
19
51
Mar 22
15% July 17
23
Feb
17% Jun
30
81% May
97
89
Allied
19
18
851/4 May 17
32% Jan
9
2
2
5
X45
4
40
&
1
Dye
71% Jan
2
131% Aug
19
171% Jan
4
259
101% July 32
113% Jun
23
111
Jan
10
180
49% Oct
6
42% Jun
29
2
July 10
Aug
58% Jan
2
15
75
1_5
Mills_
5% July 13
8% May 19
18
July 31
24
Nov
Jun
24% Feb
5% Jan
4
27
2% July 33
84% Jan
93% Oct
13
84% May
12% July 12
25% Mar 22
12% Jun
54
79% Oct
3
17
100
1
72% May
Jan
32%
32'A
1,100
42%
41%
42%
4,400
3% %
of
convertible
Airlines
cum
American
6%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
79
78
80 %
78%
79%
80%
89%
90'A
89%
90%
X89%
1
com
3%
*36 Va
39%
1
*16%
16%
(The)
Corp
4%
131
'
100
&
American Can Co
13
16% Dec
July 17
16% July 18
13% July
3
78
Jan
3
29
90
13%
July 13
47% Dec
26
23% Aug
Aug
2
.
.
11% July 26
175% July 18
5% July 13
16
12%
12%
5%
5%
5%
112
113%
111%
112%
170%
171%
170%
*157%Apr A
112%
171
75%
76%
75 Va
75%
76
76%
29
30
Chain
&
Co
Cable
No par
No par
28%
29 Va
40%
41
10
19%
197/a
10
American Crystal Sugar com
4% %
prior preferred—
American Cyanamid Co com
conv
3%%
conv
American
YORK
44
Jun
29% May
38
128
1
37
25
Jun
27
30
146 % Jan
3
16
171%
May
Saturday
July 28
Encaustic
Tiling
61
Mar
Dec
Dec
18
16% Nov 24
8
81
Nov
21
27% Mar 10
40% Dec
38% Nov 24
5
18% July 13
July 12
*51
Jan
2•% Dec
•110% Mar
12
72% Oct
19% Feb .11
9% Jan
3
Feb
36
4
8
7
j
Dec
x25% Apr
100
Jun
20
46% Apr
47% Oct
36 %
For footnotes see page 22.
July
25
2
18%
18%
18
1%
2
25'A
3,400
18'A
18%
1%
2
7%
25 V,
18%
6,500
6,500
2
-
1%
2,100
2
59 %
59%
60%
60%
60%
17,200
42%
42%
100
6 Va
1,600
51% Jan
10
Aug
2
24
Jan
24
2
3
May
Jan
6%
American
Home
Feb
Feb
Jan
Locomotive
common
preferred
Amer Mach & Fdry
3.90%
1
Co
•18%
19
18%
*18%
19
•18 J/a
19
18%
18%
18%
*98
15%
18%
•97%
98%
15%
16%
87%
16%
•85%
16%
•85%
16
13%
13%
13%
47'A
46%
48
•102
104
8
Co—No par
32%
33%
32%
No par
•32%
32%
•32%
13%
14
3,300
47%
47%
2,100
104
17
17
17%
8
8
•8
8%
104
.
•102
104
17%
130
-
17%
•8
2,500
.
8'A
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%;
19%
20%
19%
15%
15%
15%
15%
■:'\v"Y5%
16
16%
16
100
166%
166%
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
No par
American Ship Building Co„No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
7%
7%
44
400
32 Va i 32%
20%
16'%
Amer Rad &
7%
preferred
American
American
6%
Snuff
Co
25
common
•165%
V"
5
American Tel & Tel Co
American
6%
7%
25
common
preferred
American
5%
Tobacco
100
Corp
preferred
Inc
7%
i
20
/ r
2,200
44%
45 Va
45%
45
45
45
46
46
45
45
85%
84%
84%
84%
85
84%
85%
9,900
155%
157%
157'A
157%
157%
158%
420
38%
156%
•126
38%
•129
19
157%
61%
137
•119
68%
*38%
38%
38%
129
*126
*126
129
34%
11
iii
67
*129
19
19%
156%
157%
62%
129%
19
19
156%
157%
61%
119%
61
61%
137%
136%
119%
67
129 %
157%
61
137 %
70
;
11%
67
132
19
132
.1
36
11%
67
34%
36
35% ''35%
?.
38%
129
34%
34%
*137
137'A
70%
71
69%
119%
♦119
71
119%
46%
157% 158
38%
•157
39
•126
38%
129
•126
'
46%
3,000
290
38%
v-
900
1:
4,800
129
34%
35 Va
34%
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
900
11 %
11
11%
1,800
68
67
67
Xll
67
130%
•130
130%
19
19
19
157%
157
157 Va
,
2UU
19%
3,900
157%
23,900
61%
61%
62%
137%
61%
137
700
130%
137%
73%
8,800
119%
119'A
.!
137%
390
"72
71%
73%
12,600
119
119%
70
8%
3,900
40%
62,800
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
common
No par
33%
34%
34'A
37%
37%
39%
38%
preferred
prior preference
96
96
95%
95%
95%
96%
97%
97%
97%
98 V,
No par
72
72
73%
77%
77%
80
80
81
81
81%
1,290
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%-
18%
18%
25,000
Woolen
100
$4 conv
Feb
2
2
Anaconda
Copper
9
Anaconda
Wire
Amer Zinc Lead
$5 prior conv
Hock
& Smelt com
preferred
Mining
&
Cable
Glass
1
25
50
No par
♦82
42%
39%
18%
'
40%
preferred
1
Anderson-Prichard
No par
21%
Anderson-Clayton & Co
3
Oil
Corp
Andes Copper Mining
A P. W Products Co Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco Steel Corp common
*83
8
39%
84%;
*83
270
84%
120,000
45
45
45%
44%
45%
40%
41%
40%
41%
41
41
2,250
32%
33%
33
33%
33%
34
8,000
106%
•104%
106%
'91%
91%
44 Va
40%
40%
V
.1
6.25
Aug
84
*82
8 Va *
39%
43%
43%
43%
17%
84%
*82
84%
Corp—
Common
$4
166%
7% ■■■:■
45
100
25
com
•165%
7%
43%
100
Viscose
45%
7%
62,600
85
American Sumatra Tobat-D
Co
44%
167
•165%
900
16%
■
44%
6
Stores
American Stove Co
.7%
6,300
20,200
'
86%
43%
9
American
167
7%
7%
33%
20
85%
66%
non-cum
*165%
167
7%
32%
V
44
11%
29
20
13%
17
104
300
7,200
48
47%
32%
35%
3
•13%
:::
'
,
32%
66%
22
88
87%;
20%
11%
8% Jan
87%
*85%
9,900
20%
35%
56% Aug
16%
32%
No par
10
16%
20
Light
No par
Std San'y com—No par
.^..No oar
Feb
19
98%
*102
33
3,200
18%
98
16% /16%:;
87%
300
19
;
18%
20%
&
American Sugar Refining com—100
7 % preferred
100
13
19
600
"
98 %
8%
104
17%
8%
19
7
18%
17%
•102
17%
18%
•6%
jv
*97%
13%
47'A
35
Jan
17%
13%
87%
34%
3
18%
18% i
18%
98
100
Aug
18%
18
98
No par
16
18%
18%
99
preferred
16
18%
47%
Co
Power
5
51% Jan
18%
13%
*43% Aug
r
18
6,800
79
'
20
American
2
•19
•77
American Steel Foundries
28
12,300
36
79
17
19
35%
7
♦77
.
46%
Gas
36
-/;/ 7
79
7
No par
Ltd com_No par
100
35
12,300
50%
-
/ 7
7%
♦85%
preferred
6
♦48
7
*8%
3
35%
6'/a
52%
*77
1
5
34%
42%
♦48
7
2
19
34%
*42%
■>•/;• 6
52%.
79
Amer Metal Products Co
Natural
34%
42%
6
6
*48
100
& Metals
American Metal
4%%
No par
com
preferred
Amer Machine
1
100
*41%
6
•77
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
7%
'
49%
*47%
79
7
•77
American Molasses Co
3
Mar 16
'
34%
:.v
43
6'
6%
34%
100
American
*42
49%
No par
American
93
6
58%
43
*47%
common
non-cum
American Water Works Co
110
1
*42
preferred
6%
6
34
50
Products—
American Ice Co
3
41% May
„
10
com—1
preferred
'•57%
8
% July 30
Mar
10
SS Co
Leather
&
convertible
45% Aug
6% May 21
49% Dec 26
18
4
13%
1%
>
57%
87
3
3
18%
",2'py
Shares
7%
25
58 %
19% Feb
11
66% Jan
24%
10,800
94% Jan
3
31% Apr
13% Apr
24
88%
107
3
2
23%
84%
10% Feb
2
18
17% Dec 11
15
33% July 14
26% Jan 13
Nov
28
7%
24%
82'/a
preferred
Anchor
106
7%
24
the Week
t per share
82
preferred
46% Jah
July 17
Jiily
7%
Sales for
Aug. 3
share
ver
82%
120% Apr
Apr 30
37% July
7%
7
Friday
Aug. 2
S
62 %
75% July 16
28
36%
Thursday
Aug. 1
Sper share
18%
-■"
3,900
82%
68% Jan 31
:14% Mar 28 ;
77% Apr
2
28
27% Apr
Wednesday
24
18%
?■
80%
57%
154
25
70
6%
1,800
46
PRICES
July 31
7%
175
43%
79%
158
15
x95% Jun
14
95
4
8
Tuesday
174
44%
79
23% Feb
14
30% Jun
SALE
I per share
STOCK
180
No par
138
29
Jan
Monday
; July 30
# per share
:
43%
$6
38% Apr 27
13% May
1
73% May 23
•
25
X117
HIGH
172%
44
43%
90
300
100
37% Jan
26
Jun
AND
170
*
*290
100
167
July 23
Jun
f per share
44
24,400
320
1
LOW
STOCK
170
171%
44
*290
700
128%
97 Va
86
2
57% Apr
44 /
310
126%
%
31 Va
2
Jan
.
*280
92
%
14
59
18
100
1
14
Jun
r
168
171%
43%
V'
300
124
22
*90%
94
42% Feb
134
27
12% Mar 22
46% Dec
Apr 20
5% Feb
Mar 30
121% Mar 28
3
63
150
64% Nov
21% Feb 28
84
19
300 V;'/
400
*21%
92.
131%
*90%
v
'3,700
19%
22
94%
56
10
129
124%
125%
2,700
40%
19%
94
46% Aug
i
25
3
122%
122
31 Va
40%
94
139% Jan
2
91%
31
41
20,'" ■;
13%
6
10% Jun
*89%
1,000
95%
20
59% Jan
90
76 %
13%
9
32% Jan
158
117% Aug 17
7% Jan
July
90
/ *280
210
3,800
76%
„
94%
Jan
11
161% May 20
76% Jan
9
30
54% Nov
Nov 24
22% Feb
62% July 26
146% Jun
Jun
22
128%
6,100
"
32%
13%
10% Jan
23
60% Aug 17
136% Oct 13
12% Jan
July .14
18% Jun
6
15
30%
21%
123%
172
94%
16% Aug
2
177
Feb 26
25
123% Jun
13
21%
,'5
115%
32
13
19% Mar
July 16
•70% Mar 28
5
Jan
21%
90
7,700
92%
11
.42
35% Dec 18
21%
*275
20
Par
2
145
'.*19 Va
H?fif
STOCKS
12% Jan
37% Dec 22
40%
19 Va
90
10
Distilling Co
American News
Apr
40%
197/a
21% -21%
preferred series A_100
preferred series B-100
American
22% Mar 24
9
2
148
20
40%
19%
'
3% %
1
14
30
40%
100
12,200
6Va
30%
29%
40%
19%
r,!:
:
300
12%
112%
32%,
109%
12%
5%
:
171
31%
American
700
170%
112%
3
169% Sep
6y»
32 Va
27
134% Sep 25
38% Jan
20
31% Jan
13 Va
5%
-
108%
12%
6
171%
22% Feb
14
108%
12%
5%
76
33 % Aug
73% Nov 24
5
108
12%
t.
76
preferred
36% Feb
53% Dec
July
108
12%
5%
100
7%
3
50
106
12%
112%
3
39 % Mar 30
38%:
13%
17% May
July 31
July
38%
92
50% May 11
106 % Jan 31
7% Jun
38%
700
1
13%
14% Apr 26
165
6,700
38%
32 %
16 % Jan
Apr 24
38%
38%
171 %
31% July 19
51% Mar 16
38%
*187
14%
111%
27% Jan
9% Jan 11
?
28% Dec
5,800
14%
32%
36% Jan 28
185
14%
14%
91%
3
8
14%
14
CLOSED
25
15% Jan
65
EXCHANGE
90
27
Jun
65
No par
10% Jan
100
18%
66%'
.19
137/a
106
85'A
18%
65%
*18%
r
170%
$7
41% Apr
29
85
18%
66
13%
1
7
24% Feb 21
105
Jan 29
2
Jun
85%
18%
1
24
19% May 15
19% Mar 26
28
x83
85%
5,000
2,900
28,600
1,300
No par
86
29
14% Jan
11
85 Va •'
15%
66
32
33% Mar .16
3
Aug
Jun
Jun
84%
:
37
•V.
;
107
:■■■■>■
19
65
32%
22%. May 23
16% May 12
1
32
*12
Oct
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
9% Nov 10
14% Dec 13
6% Jun
17
13%
37%
♦106
84
*65
37
100
84
*18%
63'A
'
$7 2nd preferred A
8% Jan
2
98
22
11%: Nov 22
Mar 22
104
Nov
Jan
vV:
19
I
128%
15%
15%; •"
1
Aug
36
1
19
17% May 24
17% May 12
4
5% Jan
101
,,
23
Jun
16
7
21% Dec 28
<
81% July .3
12% July 12
9
6% May
63%
15%
88% Aug
3
75
28
25% Oct
...
29% Jan
Mar 29
63%
15%
32
Hide
9% Apr 13
63%
15%
65
1,600
16%
62%
62
15%
84
3%
40
126%
•.
61%
25
American
92
128%
6,300
*16%
15 Va
18%
100
Jan
.
128
132% V
10,600
*36%
.16%:
No par
preferred
9
26
;•
1,300
81%
3%
:
40
*16%
common
7%
Hawaiian
Dec
127
3Va
*36%
American Car & Fdry com
American. Gas & Electric Co
75
135
3 Va
'
16%
36
"90%
18% Jan
29
47% Mar
3Va
40
'•16%
36
61%
65
Corp
American
11
133 Va
3Va
*36%
<%
3,200
89%
61%
84
2
Radio
16%
700
21,400
100%
80
,
15%
10
convertible
3%
39%
90
,
61
1
No par
com
Jan
11
133
50
Co
*3 Va
•36%
*16%
'
98%
15%
1
preferred
.
3%
50
/
47%
96%
49%
98%
82%
90%
,
46%
■
94%
47%
35%
76%
89%
Note common
Shoe
♦94
35%
American Bosch Corp
Brake
94%
35%
preferred
Amer
♦94
45
94%
common
conv
Bank
94
44%
94'A
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical.-No par
3%%
94
44%
94%
preferred
Petroleum
American
95
44%
94%
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerada
*94
44%
94
No par
No par
America
Amalgamated Leather Co
6%
-94%
43%
100
Alpha Portland Cement
Co
93%
93%
preferred
conv
„
60% Aug
Dec
100
32%
50
8% Dec 29
700
13,800
41%
51% May 15
49
9%
42%
411/2 May 19
5% July 20
34% Apr
21
42
45% Aug 25
3
21
/
41%
43% July 26
4% Jan
21
41%
55% Mar 22
25% Aug
3
6% Nov 13
76
42
44% July 12
46% Jun 30
*9%
74%
41%
4%
American
2
94%
9%
♦20%
11,100
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common.No par
Allied Stores
American European Secur
-—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
Amer 8c Foreign Power com—No par
16
*92%
..
1,000
42
75%,
74%
21
41%
32%
3
3% Jan
*20%
95
9%
74%
17,700
32%
9
22% Feb
21
*92%
9%4
-
3%
77%
84
32%
EXCHANGE
Feb
fl
*20%
,
3%
77%
•80
41%,
2,200
3,100
32%
NEW
25% Aug
17% July
2
1% Jun 25
4% Mar 23
3
2
4
*9%
73%
2%
72
32%
$ per share
211/2 Jan
24
17
9%
74%
30
20%
3%
83%
41%
95
10
136
2%
77%
7r4Q0
15,800
>
32%
Highest
$ per share
9%
.
41%
*92 %
8%
29%
*71%
3%
*80
; 16,400
20%
72
1,600
.
32%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
40%
95
2%
20%
...
52
•131
77%
77%
83%
8%
28%
136
2%
3%
77%
*80
23%
*51%
29%
20%
700
63
23%
.
1,200
39
62%
52
*71%
29%
•38
8%
>
*131
20%
29'A
,
-
No par
miifp
Year 1950
Lowest
I per share
21
77%
73%
75%
*20%
'
Range for Previous
9%',.,
9%
No Dar
Chicle
178% Jun
4C
77%
8%
72
3%
40 %
Colortype Co
36
3%
*92%
American
2
3%
95
American
Feb
20%
*71%
84 %
9
97
20
72
*80
21
24
19%
3,700
23%
28%
2%
.30%
30
*51%
133
2%
*71%
3%
•92%
8%
4,500
30%
,62%.
22%
29%
8,400
6%
29%
38%
62
52
133
2%
84%
41%
Feb
28% Feb
133
2%
72
3%
8%
28%
Shares
61
5%
30%
29%
;
22%
*51%
78
22% Feb
4
Jun
2
Jan
8'A
*131
20 'A
22%
23%
*80
Cable
39% Jan
20
62
60%
■
>6%
30%
38%
Sales It
the Weak
9 per share
62
6
;29 %
*61
;
52
,
♦77
preferred
Broadcasting Co Inc
115% May
8%
28%
100
Inc
Chemical
22%
52
2%
29
:
.
61%
30%
*37%
preferred-No par
conv
Industries
29%
22
135
•71%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allen
61%
♦2%
1
prior
38
61%
28%
♦131
106
$2.50
38
52
28'A
5
w w__
American
115% Jan
76% Nov 21
common
preferred
American
13
13
Inc
4%%
30 %
8%
♦51
10
Allegheny Corp common
5 % % preferred A
30
8%
_100
2
Jan
32% Jan
Aldens
6%
29
Friday
Aug. 3
$ per share
61%
6
29%
22'A.
__50
30
185
211/4 July 10
7
Oct
2
28
39% July
181/4 Jan
23
25% Dec 27
8
Alaska
60
6%
38
62
.
No par
16
7% Mar
29
73% July
27% July
w w
Inc
Vicksburg Ry
Juneau Gold Mining
Jan
29
167 y2 Jun
27
38% Dec
A3 preferred
Alabama <fc
60%
30%
"
Aug. 2
6
62%
22%
*37%
CLOSED
59%
Thursday
Aug. 1
I per share
30%
29%
EXCHANGE
1
com
14% Apr
10
x29% Jun
18
114
6
5% Jun
17
55% Jun 26
July
10% Jan
120% May 24
190
Jan 18
27
2
Equipment
Air Reduction
"
5
101% Feb
49
135
67% Jun
30 % July
22
Jun
3
20
•
Dec 27
10% Jun 27
178
5% Jan
78
28
Gas
Aluminum
29
49
27
82
14% July 13
68
53% Nov 22
27
30
Jun
Affiliated
Aluminium Limited
3% Jun
94
No par
PRICES
Wednesday
6%
30
STOCK
SALE
t per share
61%
6%
1
2
36% Apr
26
1
Corp
5
100% Jan
16% July 13
36
Admiral
59
HIGH
Tuesday
July 31
f per share
10
-Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
Allied
81% July 12
53 % May 31
Co
Allied Kid Co
2
28% Jun 27
34% Jun
•
f per share
2.50
Express Co
Adams-MIllis Corp
AND
1
.
July 30
g
1
Adams
76% July 25
30
July 13
Laboratories
23% Feb
39% July 17
Feb U6
Apr 26
47% Jan
20% May 25
28% Jan
4
1
9
Feb
4% Jan
28
Jan
19
27% Feb
4
9% Jun
-
60% Aug 24
22
8
80
28
Jan
Jun
3% Jan
v
36% May 26
91% July 6
89% Mar
5
80
May 31
21 % Jan
3
Jun
133
July 11
3-
2
31% Apr
3
2% May 10
19% Jun 25
67% Jan
3
26
11% May
19
3
8
18
Monday
July'28
ACF-Rrill Motors Co
Acme Steel
29% Feb
18
26 % Apr
121% Jan
1
Saturday
Par
62
1
3
18
LOW
STOCK
J per share
21
Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
2% Feb
!
NEW
1
Highest
19% Jan
6
11
10
20
5
No par
10
33
33%
:
32%
33
•104%
106
•104%
90
91
91%
42
42%
41%
43 %
42
15%
•15%
15%
15%
15%
7%
53
39%
7%
"7%
53 %
•53%
41%
39%
-
7%
54
40%
7%
54
39%
93
*104%
94
15%
7%
54
40%
-
'
43%
16'A1
•15%
7%-
-55%;
41%
106%
94
43%
16
1,100
15,700
1,400
r
7%
200
56
56%
40%
*6%
54%
40%
•92
43%'
42%
16%
•104%
106%
*92
•42%
41%
1,300
22,000
•7
The Commercial and Financial
12
Chronicle
Monday, August 6,1951
.
(460)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
9
Jan
12
11% Dec
28
8% July 13
91
Nov
2
76'/2 July 20
92
46 % Jan
59% May
Aug 10
53
39% July 26
3
104
105% Nov
17
107% July 31
117% Jun
8
93% Apr 11
109% July 17
18
19% Dec
27
5
Aug
3
15 % July 23
8 V* July 13
Jan
119
100% Mar 13
14% Apr
12% Jan
9
9% Jun
21
July 13
28% Sep
21
July 17
27% Oct
28
19
24
July 12
28% Oct
23
15
Mar 10
20% Sep
25
2
Mar
98
_„
3
118
Oct
31
104
Jun
116
Mar 31
Apr
104
4
109
Oct
19
102 ¥2 Jan
115
Apr
2
41% Jan
54
59% Mar
39 y4 July 12
100% Jan
16
152'% Dec
11
27
111% Dec 30
May 24
146
103% Jan
105
80 ¥» Aug
21% Jun
19
13
70% Dec
28
Jan
28
86
Nov
18
Jun
27
95
Nov
6
36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
99% Jan
5
105% Nov
27
22% July 13
25% Nov
24
83
5
40
Dec
2
116
Dec
31
27
Feb
27
105
7
31% Dec
13
30
9% Nov
17
July
15
6% Jun
14% Jun
29
16
Feb
23%
23%
23 %
23%
*23%
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
10
53%
53%
100
162%
163%
159 "2
162%
160%
106%
107%
106%
106 ¥4
108
Feb
7
27
Atl
29
11% Dec
14% Jan
12
4%
31
Jan
11
Atlas
13% May
preferred
111
"108
110
110
*110
112
53%
53%
53%
54
54
3,800
80 %
81 %
54%
54%
55
21%
3,000
67%
3,000
600
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
68
68%
67 %
68
08
68
68
68%
67%
91 %
*90
92%
*90
92%
*90
92%
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
600
200
92%
*91
98
*96
91
*95¥4
98
73%
74%
74%
75%
74%
22,500
77%
75%
73%
74%
973/4
97%
97%
98
98
98
97%
98
98%
98%
200
25%
26
25%
26
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
5,000
373%
4,300
33%
20
110
111
111
*26
29
*26
29
No par
*73/4
8 %
♦153/4
16%
*15%
5c
9%
Co
9%
10
7%
123/4
7%
7%
7 %
7%
7%
7%
43%
43%
43%
433/,
♦43%
43%
10%
10%
3
1
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
18
6% Jun
25
8% Mar
1
Avco
37% Jan
4
18
43% Jun
18
51% Mar
8
$2.25
10% Dec
26
15% Jan
25
30
Babbitt
15% Aug
Jun
5
27
20 % Dec
11% Jun
29
40
Dec
28
28
34
17% Feb
3
28
Oct
11
Apr
12
12%
100
10
12%
2,800
12%
9%
13
1,300
15%
153/4
*
100
8%
8
10
12%
12%
12%
12%
5
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
conv
preferred
No par
12 % Jan
9% Apr
28
16%
10
10
160
112
*27
8
*15%
16%
10
10
12%
8
*153/4
112
27%
27%
*7%
363%
38
111
111
29
7¥4
,
37%
36%
110%
*27
16%
73/4
No par
common
34%
110%
34%
34%
34%
110
100
No par
Corp
prior pref ($1.20)
Autocar
7,000
82
74
.1
(voting)
Nichols
Conv
290
1.400
54
54%
25
convertible pfd ser A_
Tack
Austin
250
110
100
53% Apr
5% Jan
7,400
110
111
111
54
400
21%
21%
21%
112
5,700
80%
100
3
10% July 11
.
111
113
54
383/4
5
Common
19
111
113
900
23%
35 %
Powder—
3
3
11% Jan
114%
21%
:
23%
34%
38
*37
21%
20%
113
1
Lines common
SS
Refining common
$3.75 series B
Jan
15
21%
113
No par
Corp
41% Jan
10
373/4
*37
37%
*111
10
RR
Preferred
Atlas
8% July 10
20
Line
non-cum
Atlantic
16% Jan
300
♦37%
23%
343/a
34
50
Electric Co
I
21
113
^.100
preferred
.
& W
G
5%
May 21
37%
20%
*36%
207/«
37
-
—50
common
non-cum
Coast
10% Jan
300
10%
I08 %
Topeka 81 Santa Fe com
City
2
50
17
164%
C<>
Investment
Atlantic
13
7% July
15% Apr
28
5% Ji
n
23%
Atlantic
3
119
118%
33 ¥4
Carpet Co Inc
Industries Inc
119
28
119
23%
CLOSED
5
Corp
Preferred
5
Jun
*117%
10
17
109% July 20
Jun 25
26
118 %
*117
116
116
117
*16
Atlas
28% Sep
96
10%
5%
28% Feb
*95%
16%
3
78% May
59
95%
*10
New
105% Jan
440
58%
953/4
*16
2
25
*116
58
96
16%
8
May 23
92% Jun
96%
573/4
*95%
10%
93% Feb
60 % Jan
x25
2,600
96
58
*95%
10%
July 12
98
500
59 %
«l53/4
Aug
82
Jan
82%
58%
15%
22
92 % Jan
82
59
10%
55
61% Jun
Jan
68
86
41
EXCHANGE
82%
58%
15%
Atch
3
Aug
pai
par
82 va
96
57
STOCK
36,300
83
*80%
79%
Shares
10%
10%
*10%
Associates
''
18 Ve Jan
J2
4
llo% Feu
2
54% Aug
*17% Dec
82
3
Juiy 16
793/8
$ per share
10
10%
10%
15%
July 26
177% Feb
79%
Ashland Oil & Refining
7
Feb
25
79%
share
10
10
10%
Arvln
7
40 % May
27% Jan
18% Jun
par
pai
$ per
share
9%
the Week
No par
2.50
Co com___l
$1.20 cum conv preferred—No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
6%
1st preferred
100
1% 2nd preferred
100
9
26
40% May
2
9%
Sales far
Aug. 3
S per share
15%
Artloom
13'/4 Feb
26 V4 Feb
22% July 12
$ per
9%
Friday
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
*1C%
Constable
Arnold
16
19"% Feo
29
27% Jan
No
Armstrong Cork Co com
No
$3.75 preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
7
/
fper share
Thursday
Wednesday
5
preferred
$6 conv prior
f per share
Par
of Illinois com
& Co
Armour
12% Jan
13
Jan
'x:
t per share
t per share
share
13
7% Jan
"69
t per
share
t per
t
Highest
Lowest
Highest
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
July 31
July 80
July 28
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Mondav
Saturday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Bange for Previou#
1,800
7%
73%
36,200
45
44%
44 %
2,500
103/s
10 ¥8
73%
7%
44
B
9% July
9
63
10
10
22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore & Onlo common
July
2
2
17
45% Feb
10
2
277/a Jan
16
64
59
61% Dec
20% Feb
8
Jan
26
39
19
30
29% Jun
34"% May 17
29
Feb
9
24% Dec
843% Aug
2
Barber
Oil
2
233% Feb
3
Barker
2
28 ¥2 Jan
17
38
Mar
107
Mar
37 ¥4 Feb
25% July 19
29
32% Feb
6
293/4 Jun
25
5
30% Jun
7
Feb
15
33¥4 Jan
3
35
snoe
Creek
Beech
4-/4
S)
18% Oct
4
23
16% July
9
197/a Mar
8
22% Apr
4
30 ¥2 Jan
6
Bell
Aircraft
17 % Jan
2
23 ¥4 Feb
9
Bell
&
5
53% Dec
10
34% Jan 13
18
Dec
14
Feb
21% Jan
Jur
26
2% Jan
11
"25% July 14
31 % Oct
21
90
A
25
32% Jun
39% May 26
20
5
2
77
26
29
46% Jun
1
373/4 Feb
28
Nov
60
28
156
17 % Jun
3
21
90
July
17 ¥8
July 24
14% Apr
22
19 ¥2
19 ¥2
*38 ¥4
39 ¥2
21
3 9 ¥2
*38%
39 ¥2
21%
20%
21
*20%
9%
10
3
104
26%
27
81
80
80
303%
30 ¥4
30%
*17%
17%
17%
¥2
26 ¥2
2 6 ¥4
19 ¥2
19 ¥2
*19 ¥2
20
*90
91
.
-V%
26
500
*26
26 ¥2
*19 ¥2
20
193/a
*90 ¥4
*90 ¥4
91
*90%
•50
49'%
493%
:?83%
2ft
2ft ¥2
27%
28
28
28 ¥2
90
*82 ¥2
85
*83.
•'
1¥2
26
34% Oct
24
13% Jun
27
19% Dec
27
15% Dec
28
27
11% Jun
13% Jan
3
Black
20%
Jan
29
Blaw-Knox
2
26
21
Feb
6
2
56
Feb
13
May 14
39
17a/4 Jan
16
26 ¥2
26 ¥2
27%
27%
32%
32%
32%
32%
323%
32%
51 3/8
f per share
50 ¥b
50%
50 ¥b
144 ¥2
145 ¥2
x50%
52%
144%
A
145 ¥2
19
193/a
19
193/a
89
89
SO
173/B
11 Yb
AND
HIGH
/
91
30
18 ¥2
*17%
18
100
*17%
Friday
July
30% July
2
38
Jan
29% Aug
3
44 % Jan
3
934 Jun
25 4
Jan
8
x24% Jan
17 V* Oct
12 y8 July 13
&
15
60
29
< jl.
Bliss
13% July 23
20
9% Dec
9
45
July 17
51% Nov
46
55
Feb
15
97 ¥2 Apr
1
73 y4 May 26
Dec
102
16
$ per
Sver share
$ ver share
17
Bond
Jan
31
Book-of-the-Month
Jan
4
29
27
Jun
713/4 Mar
Stores
Co
45
25% Oct 23
14
133/a Dec 27
Jun
25
53% Feb
9
24% Jan
9
22% Dec
5
,293/4 Feb
20
19% Jan
Jun
29
16
26
.23% Jan
3
40
July
133/a Jan
2
16% Mar
27% July 13
36% Jun
293/8 Jan
25% July 14
29% May 19
2734 Jan
23% Mar 24
31% Dec
2
v
35% Apr 16
34 % Mar 9
3
100
Apr
31% July 13
r
48% Sep
10
26
July 12
36% Mar
2
■V 18 y4 July 14
15% July 17
26
)
121% Jun
18
105 % Jan
20
-
30
Jun
38% Feb
14
14% Oct
24
24
Nov
58
253/4 Feb
49
28
373/8 Aug
26 '
29
18% Jun
12
14% Jun
3
97% Oct
25
82% July 31
38% Jun
8
\ 40
4
Jun
27
30% Dec
20
18
3
38% Oct
21
17
Opt
31 y4 July
25
18
91
July
~3
100%
Aug" 17
;
Apr
Jan
12% July J 3
8
Mar 31
.
153/4 May 3
10% Dec 27
13% Jan
108% July 12
/
8% July 12
69% Mar
7
24
25
11% July 17
28 '
79
88
Oct
13
83/4 Dec
27
July 12
24% Jan
5
100
Dec
105% Jan
24
1
10% Jan 19
Oct
*17
3% Jan
1203/4 July 25 *
8
37% Dec
29
Feb
28
8% Dec
28
17% Jun
27
July 14
40
Jen
29
10%
10%
1,200
48 ¥4
49
5,000
637/s
63 ¥4
63% ,U
6,200
93 ¥2
93%
140
*13%
14 ¥a
1,400
63 %
63
*46%
47%
46%
46%
46%
46 %
46%
27
27
27
283/4
263/4
*26%
Erewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
*38%
26%
123/4
14%
14%
123/4
14%
*
38 %
40
14%
39%
14%
123/4
123%
r39 %
13%
40
14%
31
29%
29%
29%
29%
36%
35%
36 %
35%
36%
31%
31
31
Bulova
4
Co
45'%
40
40%
40%
*40
40%
40%
26 3,4
263/4
26%
*26
26 3/8
26%
27
39%
39
39 ¥2
Terminal
13-% Apr
108 ¥2 Mar
29¥4 Jan 10
16
6
Co
,
Packing
95
88
*84%
88
88
*835%
88
par
5
10
Corp
5
1
1
Copper
5
Campbell W & .C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
'
$4.25
conv
preferred
41 ¥2 Jan
2
48
14
Canada Southern Ry Co
153% Jan
4
Canadian Breweries Ltd
13% Mar 30
22 3/a Dec
20
213% Jan
2
19% July 23
293/a Feb 13
Canadian
43% Aprs
3
60
Dec
20
48 ¥2 July 18
61
Cannon
14% July 13
62
Sep 14
19
Dec
12
17% Jan
2
223/8 Feb
5
52
5
553/s Mar
7
Pacific
14% Dec
28
12
July 11
17 ¥4 Mar 22
1
16
Jan
19¥2 Aug
Carey
Mfg Co
9
*23%
106
11%
80
11
1263/4
128
■
9
11%
*79
8 3/4
17%
17%
115%
113%
11%
131%
132%
133 ¥2
570
12 %
123%
3,800
11%
11%
11%
xl 1 %
12
80
80
80
*80
81
8%
9
105
*1043/4
32
32%
31%
32
2%
3
2%
9 ¥4
9
9 ¥s
31%
11%
2%
9¥s
24
24
23%
11
11%
r"
100
45
46
*45 ¥2
46
19 ¥s
19 ¥»
♦19
193/a
27
27 ¥.
26%
27%
50 ¥2
50 ¥2
51
51
¥4
¥2
46
19 ¥4
*19
-
/
4,200
2,400
106
-104 3%
106
20
21
20 3%
21
1,400
31%
303/4
31%
5,500
3
3
3 ¥4
18,000
9¥s
9¥a
9
9 ¥a
11,000
24
/
11%
11 ¥2
100
*99
20
9
24 ¥4
2%
3
9¥a
•
8 3%
24%
31%
313/4
'
-
9
82
21
*104%
21
3
9
25
106
20%
20%
*80
25
8%
9
25%
24
105
233/4
5,300
113%
106
*99
16,200
17.
131 %
24
11%
16%
11%
*23
24 ¥»
60
88
131%
24
100
23,100
96 t
*35 ¥8
11
203/4
11%
1,100
130
20%
24 ¥s
2,000
27
11%
20%
*99
300
40 ¥2
39% .'39%.
20%
20 V4
*94 ¥2.
,
173%
16%
17%
i
200
129 %
*45%
A common
Capital Airlines Inc
20% May
11%
*79
17%
11%
17%
*84%
100
25
$3 preferred A
13
17%
39
No par
1
No par
Capital Admin class
(Philip)
No par
Ry
Mills
July 26
2
203%
x95
**84%
Cons
9
16
x20%
96%
preferred___100
11
Feb
203/s
96 %
No par
new
21% Dec
Feb
20
96%
15
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla
20%
*95%
100
participating
Callahan
39%
20%
96%
11
preferred
California
9
39 %
20%
125
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (AM) common
10
39V4
19 %
1
^
Butte
July 24
5 ¥8 Feb
10% Jan
39 %
*95%
preferred__100
Bldg 7%
Butler Bros common
33
29
263/4
1
com
*3934
r
13,600
85
•
'
30
/
16%
*82 ¥2
85
100
Inc
Corp
127
>
16 ¥s
40%
26%
Bush
8% July
2
22% Jun 29
2
40
12,100
*126
-
163/s
16%
*82
1,000
23 ¥8
22%
/
100
Co
Mills
Jackson
19 ¥4 '19%
23
127
1
Bush
7%
200
No par
5
*
Burroughs Adding Machine__No
Byron
53 %
20
22¥4
*126
16%
1,600
53
85
3
23% May 11
15%
100
11%
*81%
29
1093/4 May 15
20
/
22¥4
125%
53 ¥2
15%
14% Jan
8
22%
125%
1,400
45
113/4
54
*53
19%
19
19%
22
*53
98 %
11 ¥4
83
preferred
2
54
126
45
53%
11 ¥4
15%
133% Aug
153/4 Feb
3
15%
21%
126
45 %
*52
12
*53%
8,300
37
*963/4
82%
18
9
*18%
22 %
*11%
3,700
37¥e
98%
85
18% Apr
May
18%
127
11%
30 %
30%
*96%
53%
54
3,100
37%
15%
3%%
4%%
11%
*53%
*52
5,400
.31%
30 ¥s
:
32
14%
31 Vb
36%
98%
100
40
v
14%
*83
No par
26
9
523%
3,300
*39
147/a
No par
Co common
87% Feb
13
45
523/4
700
13 ¥2
30%
45
45
45
54
12
*125%
100
•963/4
98%
45
54
22
5
preferred
Term
*96%
11%
18%
No par
common
98%
*53%
15
4%
28% Mar
3
Co
Watch
Burlington
v
1
Inc_____
preferred
(The)
45
*523/4
40
$5
19
10
29
100
No par
com
preferred
Bigelow
Erie
*97
26 ¥2
13 ¥4
40
313/a
30%
35 3/8
31%
7 00
47
-
26 V2
I
13 ¥s
14%
31
29%
2.50
47
47%
*39
•
1
27
13%
13
No par
31
11 ¥4 July 30
10%
49
Jan
9 8 ¥2 July 11
JU.
10%
473%
143/s
Budd
2
23 % May
28
ptttcu
10%
473/8
93%
7%
24
473/4 Feb
100 "
24
see
10%
463/8
14
Bullard
21
lootnoieb
10%
47
13%
43 ¥2 Oct
«¥. Jan
10%
46%
13%
5
14
10%
13%
Bucyrus
6,000
473/8
133/4
Co
700
1,460
14%
10%
13%
conv
2,900
4
10
46%
13%
cum
22,100
1.25
issued"__100
"when
new
200
'
30 ¥4
14 ¥B
14%»
14
13%
*93
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
6
7% Mar 15
Jun
13%
93%
23
Feb
57 ¥2 May 15
14
common
30
15% Nov
13%
62%
19
12 ¥a Feb
106
Inc
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
26% Dec
8% July 13
84
14
34 3
.
29%
9%
*92%
5%
t
2% Jun
13%
y
10
%
&
Feb
30¥4 Aug
1% Feb
50%
9%
93%
Shoe
88
21% Jun
101% Jan
35
30
10%
62
Brown
July 24
19% July
4
2 '
15% Nov
127
34
30 %
*10
92%
30% Feb
15
84
33%
30
10 %
RR—
45 Ve Jan
r
18
92% July 25
33%
30 3/a
62
Brown
91% Jan
July 20
92
18
82% Jan
32%
10
93 %
May 17
18% Jan
23% May 24
373/8 Jun
32%
30%
10%
bJ
3
23% Mar
126
6
34 ¥4
33%
bt 78
Corp
Maine
16
May
19%
45 ¥4
*92%
16
23% Jan
2 '
Fpb
3
34% Jan
20
62
19 ¥4
44%
15
Club
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Jun
13% Feb
15%
20
45%
1 44%
30%
33/4%
533/4 Feb
2
12% Jan
£
47 E
1
74% Jan
'
3
105% Jan 17
Mar 13
19 3/4 Apr
123
14%
*193/8
19%
-
18% Jun 29
1'
Jun
Jun
11% Jan
49
11
21% Dec
126
11
94% May 25
44% May 17
53
Apr
14%.
45%.
44
10 %
Inc
Brlggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
'
28
14%
*193/8
47%
5,800
32%
5%
1
12
14 %
20
47
400
4,500
15 Vb
30%
Bower
23
27
12
*19%
46 3/4
CLOSED
5
preferred
&
Common
Apr 17
32 % Jan
27
Jun
7% Mar 10
20%
•44%
;
16%
15
5
8
15% Nov
7% Feb
1. 20
143,4
*19%
Shares
>
36
16 ¥2
__100
3% %
Boston
25
l4)/2
STOCK
EXCHANGE
share
16%
•
No par
(Tnej
Borg-Warner
8
12% Jun
16%
preferred "when issued"_100
Roller Bearing Co
5
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
9
103% Jan
16%
143/8
Brass
A
Jan
89
163/a
16%
1
&
class
Co
12
Borden
16%
163/8
No par
Aluminum
Ami
52
19
36
16%
2,50
5
Class B
6
July
36%
36
*35 ¥2
36
*35%
36
CO
Airplane
12
Jan
58% Jun
27
Bohn
Bon
W)
Laughlin Inc
Co
Boeing
the Week
Aug. 2
1
Co
Sales for
Aug. 3
Thursday
Aug. 1
35%
4,100
*90
PRICES
SALE
$ per share
share
700
19 3/8
18%
193/8
90
Wednesday
35%
25,700
19 ¥4
17 ¥a
.
July 81
July 30
" 6,100
SO
90
*16 ¥2
,
146 ¥2
146 ¥2
147 ¥a
*144 ¥8
;
Tuesday
Monday
I per
2,200
52
No par
Mfg Co
39,300
32%
No par
Decker
&
Bri&s
25% Dec
Dec
11% Dec
8¥» Dec
12
17% Jun
41% Dec
22% Mar 25
39
Jan
1 ¥2
27
32 ¥2
52
6,600
86
27%/'/'
26 3%
LOW
Par
40
la72 juiy
18% Dec
4
22%Jan
2
32% July
15% Jun 25
i
13/8
"
25% Apr
5,400
lVa
32%
173%
July 28
*83%
86
3%
1
10
; 26%
89 ¥2
Saturday
•
"
*83
86
13/8
1 ¥2
j/2
300
19 ¥2
91
27%
*16 ¥2
EXCHANGE
26
26%
20
27%
*88
No par
10
SI
26%
'
100
$ per share
500
49 ¥2
19 Ys
STOCK
2,300
17%
49%
51%
YORK
30%
17 ¥»
49 ¥2
1443%
of 1951
Electric Co
30%
17
49%
18%
series
31 ¥2
17
49 ¥4
5C%
(Del) com
31 ■'
33
*19 ¥2
26 ¥4
1%
3,200
12%
*32 %
49%
1%
130
12%
12%
SO
84
6,000
81
32%
49 ¥2
27
150
27 Vb
12%
■
90
v
104%
263%
81
*103
17'/8
303%
17%
1
2,900
30%
30 */2
26
r
80
13
*173%
33
*32 ¥4
4,900
80
26 ¥2
33
123%
12%
12%
33
9%
37 ¥4
27¥s
104
104
v
1,500
21
-
9%
37 ¥4
32%
12%
*32%
12 ¥2
144%
NEW
103%
27¥a
*32 ¥4
100
pfd
Birmingham
103%
26%
*80
81
No par
4 ¥2 %
3 7 ¥2
103%
27%
363%
9%
9%
363% > 37 ¥4
9%
36%
21
21
20%
9%
36%
10
27
,
common—10
preferred
Highest
$ per share
share
$ per
19%
3& ¥2
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
f per share
2
19%
*38 ¥4
*38 ¥4
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
Juiy 26
19%
39 ¥2
32 ¥4
7%
5,000
1,000
78 ¥2
*19 ¥»
263%
16
21 ¥4 Jun
81
83
19 ¥a
1%
Bethlehem Steel
30
1553% Feb
82
81
773%
21
i
—
1,200
-34%
19 ¥a
♦80
—5
Foods
5,200
19
65 ¥2
*64
77
9%
100
Corp
393%
19
65 ¥2
19%
♦38 ¥4
.
.10
common
18,700
71,100
78%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet new (Del) 5
Jan
144 % July 13
88
13
21
Co
8
39 ¥2
19
133%
10 7
20%
*64
65 ¥2
*64
1,600
10%
10 3%
20 ¥4
,U
19 ¥2
*82 ¥4
Best
5
18% July 19
49% Dec
30% Jan
139% Jan
40
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-No par
Cum
8
323% Feb
393/8
18%
18¥a
65 ¥2
10
1
1
Co
Corp.
Loan
39 ¥4
Benguet Consol Mining CO—18 pesos
Best & Co
1
30
1¥2 Jan
38%
18 ¥4
•64
102 ¥2
Aviation
Beneficial
,84 ¥2 Jan
,
39 ¥a
18
102 ¥2
preferred
Bendix
10
28% Juiy 26
10
Jun
1% Jan
26% Jun
23
1
4¥4%
9
59¥a Feb
29
46% Jun
3
26% May
20'A July 27
79
94% Mar
July 23
89
100% Oct
Feb
38 ¥2
"
18
65 ¥2
100
2.50
Belaing-Heminway
12
Howell
39%
50
28 % Dec
1
12% Jan
20%
363%
RR
-19% Oct .18
3
12% Feb
19%
1
Packing
Beech-Nut
10%
193%
76 ¥2
lud
piu
ve
10%
19 ¥«
36 ¥2
Beech Aircraft Corp
34% Jan
13% Jan
common
Been
12
9% Jan
Inc
Mills
3
July 13
31% Apr
Beaunit
g
29% Jan
.•
convertible preferred
33/8%
8
21
10 :</8
19%
12.50
Beatrice Foods Co common
8
10%
19
♦64
50
1
No par
Corp—:
Inc
10¥s
10 ¥2
18
50
100
10
10
—_
Works
Cigars
133% jan
13% Dec
>
preferred
Iron
Bayuk
88 ¥2 Apr
90% Oct
7
*85
Bath
July 19
3
28
31
10% Mar 13
78
21
18
Jan
7% Feb
74
4 ¥2%
9
123% Jan
2
3
99% May
43 ¥2 Jan
2
2
Jan
(Delaware)
Corp
10%
10 ¥a
103%
19 ¥2
39 v:
100
Brothers common
31% Jan
May 11
108
15% Mar 25
'
30
preferred
non-cum
2
19% July
9¥4 Aug
9
13% Jan
4%
13
100
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible
5%
preferred
Jan
37
25% July 26
3
9% Jun
74 ¥2 Jan
July 17
'
Corp
173/4 Jan
28
15% July 12
98
15 ¥4 Jan
24 ¥2 Jan
10%
10 ¥2
19
*10 ¥s
1
Inc
T)
28
153/4 July
74% Aug 17
14% Jan
(B
19% July
3
39% July 13
35% Dec
Jun
13 ¥4 Jan
July 11
''
100*45
19 ¥4
24
v
'
23
23%
A
1,100
11%
11%
*100 ¥2
101 ¥2
46
45 ¥a
45 Va
60
19 ¥2
19%
19%
2,900
27 ¥2
45,700
113/8
100%
27 ¥1
.*
27 ¥s
17,500
60
26%
'
26%
267/a
*50 ¥2
51 ¥4
*50 ¥2
51 ¥4
*50
51
200
20 ¥4
20 ¥4
-20 3/4
21
22
1,500
54
53
53
*53
54
1
20 ¥2
20 ¥2
20
20
'
10
54%
54 ¥4
♦54
54
¥2''
1
13¥b
13%
13
13%
12%
12 3/a
13 ¥4
13%
13 ¥4
133/,
5,900
10
183/4
19
18%
18 ¥8
187/s
19 ¥4
19 ¥4
19 ¥2
19%
19%
4,800
*20
'•
54
U
70
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5035
JFolume 174
(461)
L—
13
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
it
I per share
192
Jan
Lowest
Highest
>
110% July 13
34% Mar 16
11
■17% July 27
30% Jan
3
50% Dec
107
Jan
29
46
28
Apr
33% Mar
Carolina Clinch
56% Jun
2
Carolina
8
21% May 20
18% Jan
25
9
Carrier
39% May 13-
35
45% July 13
Conv
Jan
10% Jun
56 ye Nov
35% JUiy 13
Jan
3
140
16
15
52
145
Apr
May
32% Jan
27
55
103% Dec
22
106
29% Mar 21
11% May
Jan
1
156
Dec
47% Dec
9% Jan
69 i-i
May 24
Mar 26
13% Jan
29
106
13
2
13 %
13
141
Apr
12
116
Jun
14 % Jan
3
15% Jan
16% July
26
39% Jan
573/4 Feb
27
12
6% July 14
34% Dec
17
16
Jun
25
29
Mar
2
283A Mar
2
2
113/4 Jan
28
33% Jan
25
46% May 17
Cerro
2
1734 Feb
28
Certain-Teed
40% Feb
9
Chain
63% May
3
Champion Paper & Fib com__No
29
29
33% Apr
6
29
45% Jan
15
Dec
18
100% Mar 15
107% Feb
10 % Jun
2
5 % July 30
9% Jan
31% Aug
31% Aug
3
Jun
4% Feb
37% July 30
Jan
2
28% Jun
26
38% Feb
8
80
27
90% Jan
May 24
23% Feb
24
27
Apr
July 12
Dec
29
14
18
10
20% July
123/4 Jan
11% Jan
13
3
3
16% Dec 21
4
Feb
9
29
33% Jan
9
383A Feb
2
,17% Jun
17
Feb
x283A July 3
12 % Jun 29
32% Dec 11
37% Dec 14
7% Jan
2
9
19
Jan
Jen
5
10% Dec
30
83/8 Jun
25
14% Feb
7%
27%
Jan
13
23"% Dec
28
17% Jun
25
30
Mar 30
11
,
5
27
39% Jun
28
3
22% Dec
28
19% Jun
25
44% Dec
11
40% Jun
25
30
43
Dec
26
38% Mar 28
Jan
17
62 % Dec
28
58% Apr
27
27
53 % Dec
20
46% Jun
29
36% Jun
77
July 12
82
88 % Mar 17
,
47
;v 64
11% Aug
Jan
16
11
16^ oun
12
ly% Jan
16
22
33/4 Jun
22
8% Feb
8
11% Aug
1
July"19
13
:
•
50
Feb
13
65 %
823/a Apr
14
July
2
:
/:'/■
109% Mar
41% Dec
313A Jan
100
4
30
-
Jun
107
8
8% Nov 20
8/4 Jan
>
85% Jun
27
Mar 15
Feb
118% Aug
3
May 12
"34
26
2
11% Jan
18
24
90
13
Jan
4
12% Jan
29
30% Jan
26
Nov
17
69% May 22
293/4 Dec
28
39% July
73
Apr
7
5
25
y.
Cnickasha
5%
Cities
28
3
1004
Oct
27
Dec
18
37% July 17
Dec 21
95
143/8 July 17
14% Mar 30
138
Jan
5
5
31
2
27
16
18
10
5
163A Jun
25
23% Jan
29
23% Oct
19% Jun
29
263/s Feb
3
5
37%
37%
36%
37
30%
30 3/a
30'A
30%
30%
31
30 3%
31%
82
82
82
82
82%
82%
82
82
37%
25
30 %
*81
Jan 10
$i 61
163A
16%
163A
16%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
17,900
23
23
23
23
23
23%
233/4
23%
23%
2,600
14%
14%
15
143/4
15%
15
15%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
21
21
21
21
29%
29%
*293/8
293/4
293/4
293/4
29%
30
293A
30%
14%
14%
143/e
143/4
143/a
143/4
10
10
10%
10%
10
10
'
14%
:■■
14%
14%
10
9%
143/s
*93/4
10
28,900
3,200
800
V
2,100
2,300
49
48/4
491/4
50
49
493A
10,200
82%
821/4
83%
83%
84
84
85%
84%
85%
700
1,700
j
No par
11%
11%
11%
12
*11%
City
17%
17%
173/4
173A
1
3%
25
/
12
40
68%
STOCK
Saturday
Corp—i.
Co
5%
Mar 19
,18%
54
54%
54
543/8
; 114
116%
27%
.;
183A
preferred
Illuminating
18%
90
160
gtd
4%
stocky
Foods
cum
Inc
7%
..No
com
preferred
(The) com
1st preferred
2nd
253/4 Jun
22
72'A
33
33
*70%
72%
*70%
41%
41%
343/4
33 3A
34%
5,100
150
72%
41%
-
34%
33
*41
33 3/s
2,300
10
42%
7
34 3/a
10,500
30%
3,700
40
30%
104
30%
.30%
104
C'
?
30%
30%
104
104
103%
104
380
2,400
327/a
32%
323/a
32 3/4
32%
32%
3?%
3,400
*132%
133%
1323A
134%
*1323/4
134%
*132 3A
134'A
*87%
*825
89'
106 3/B
.
■/;
*87%
106 3/4
107
*825
493A
92
92
18%
18%
19
19
22
22%
22
18%
22
22%
453/4
453/4
45%
453/4
*47
89
VI.
44%
89
700
107%
108
3,100
*800
483/4
*91
48%
49%
93
*91
49'A
93
4,900
10
183/4
18%
18%
1,200
23%
22%
22%
26,800
45%
45%
19%
223/4
.
22%
-
10
*87%
107%
*800
49%
92
*91
48 %
*87
49%
92
18%
*47
v/,V
109%
493/8
49%
*91
*1323/4
88
107%
*825
—
49%
par
1323/4
88
89
109% 111"
-
45%
46 %
230
*45
.«
48%
28%
29%
No par
13%
14%/-
Pictures
common__No par
12%
12%
22% Mar 10
323/4
32%
Gas
48% May
32%
33%
Columbia
4
46%
109%
31%
100
Inc
46%
*108%
4%
Columbia
2
>
463/4
1083/4
4%
14% July 13
July 31
87
46%
1083/4
4%
22'%
19% Jan
*85
46%
108%
4%
29%
58
-87.
160
4%
29%
39 % Apr
*140
1,200
4%
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A___2.50
Class B
2.50
6
*85
1,200
4%
Apr 13
32% Apr 13
28
VI
530
46 %
*41
V
30%
*47
48%
*47
48% :
453/,
453/4
System
.
104
45 3A
72% Oct 24
; 160
18%
91%
46%
j'
'
30%
45%
433/4 Dec
*140
4,900
18%
91%
46
400
28 3/8
913/4
18%
913/4
93/8
92
*70%
34%
104
preferred___100
9
283/b
118%
360
2,700
9/300
29,400
4%
No par
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com__No
par
Colorado & Southern Ry com
100
non-cum
4
*9
*90
5,900
4%
Corp
non-cum
2
117
9%
323/4
42
34%
30%
104
4
par1
par
*41
34%
30%
___100
4%
29
87
■'
46%
70%
34%
No par
Aikman
70%
*103%
No par
preferred
&
72%
42
*41
"
J.100
2nd
Co
4%
Jun
118%
46
*
.v
160
108
32
*70%
,4
preferred
cum
31%
1
preferred.
47%
1083A
31%
100
common
conv
46%
108 3/4
'-31 %
-
Clopay Corp
,
Cluett Peabody & Co4%
No par
24
Jun
*85
47
108
46%
108
.50
,1
543/4 Mar 17
11
54
18%
18%
*140
90
*85
533A
8%
913/4
46
No par
56
12 3A Jan
18%'
18%
913/4
*85
54%
28
453/4
100
32%
28
913/4
*140
32%
28
45%
160
32%
92
91%
Shares
36%
*90
45%
P"
100%
116%
9%
36%
100%
92
913/4
*140
36%
101
27%
273a
Sates fot
the Week
$ per share
53%
117
9%
Friday
Aug. 3
*89%
45%
No par
com
9
33
114%
9%
913/4
com___100
preferred
Molybdenum
Collins
325/s
92
33,000
"
32%
*9%
280
69%
Aug. 2
32%
*89%
42%
68 Vb
■i t per shore
32%
101
3,900
*41%
Thursday
Aug. 1
S per share '
45%
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common ,t-I'
6c Pitts RR Co 7%
gtd
50
$3.50
Wednesday
20
Co____.
Cleve
4%%
693/8
12%
12
'
Cleve Elec
Special
28%
42
68 %
36%
9%
28
413/4
673A
3%
PRICES
100%
*100%
92
.
41%
67
100
preferred-.
non-cum
*89
No par
5
C & St Louis Ry Co
$4.50
*9%
1
41%
SALE
36%
1183%
114%
CLOSED
12
100%
54%
EXCHANGE
12
36%
53
5
12
36%
32
100
8,400
11%
100%
32'A
10
common
400
4
41
36%
36%
32
STOCK
18
t pef share
10
No par
18
4
67%
101
101
18
3%
HIGH
100
Products. Corp
*
Stores Co common
C C
36%
8.50
com
11%
%73/4
4
Tuesday
July 31
July 30
I per share
f per share
Par
11%
18
3%
66%
Monday
July 28
// :V:.
11%
*173/8
AND
LOW
preferred
conv
38%
40
600
12
12
68
,
25
11%
6,000
4
3%
4
12
25
_i
Equipment
48%
12%
10
/•
Service
5% %
"62
'84
'
preferred
conv
'
;
Oil
8
/ 14% Feb
«
/
15
48
35 % Jan
25
:V:
14%
491/4
373/4 Jan
13
15%
47%
21
11
400
16%
23
Co__No par
21
Oct
200
63
38% Dec 21
40 % Oct 11
Apr 13
-
47
41% Dec
14% Oct
>37
46%
373/4 Dec
40
37%
62%
13
14%
70
63
I3
Feb
*37
% '
%
46%
13
July 12
*363A
303/s
82%
53/a
%
61%
Jan
11
July 26
10% Dec ,8
37%
53/8.
603/4
16% Jan
-25
%
60
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp
No
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No
Jun
55% Feb
100% Feb
25% July 11
53/8
3/a
60
860
36
14,600
5%
%
■',
61%
18
29
.
15,800
5%
%
L02
*60%
Coca-Cola
3
87% Jun
6
2,800
%
53/8
5'A
103%
preference__No par
12
Jun
5%
%
*102%
463/8
Jan
45% Jun 29
5%
103%
44
132
860
53/8
700
*102%
45 %
26
101% May 22
■f? 22 # Oct 10
50% Nov 24
102%
103"%
44
28
94% Jan
102 %
,
45%
Jun
>
102%
-
44
15% Jan
16
-
45
101% Jun
84
500
62%
44%
*
131% May 16
Dec
Jan
31%
39%
62
453/4
City Investing Co
Clinton
:
900
3i%
17%
39%
613/4
43%
I T Financial
16
92
10,100
17
39'A
60
44%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
C
27
143
17 Ve
39.
17
391/4
60
44
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
4% preferred __i_.
109% Jan
165
163/4
38 %
163/4
39
45%
NEW YORK
'34% Apr
70% July 17
t. 7
17,000
433/4
Copper Co
Chyrsler Corp
July 25
36% Feb
9%
46%
453/4
Chile
July 12
29 % July 17.
*9%
45 %
16%
45
*
*102
300
93/4
46%
16%
*59 %
44%
100
common
cum
102
18
*9%
39
60
433/4
par
Cotton
Co
I 30
26
93/4
*9
443/4
17 y4
39%
com__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chi'.ds
Mar 15
Feb
93/4
44%
preferred series A___100
'
'
Climax
34% Dec
23%
4,100
5
5% May
*9
43%
•16%
;
convertible
30
3% Mar 24
233/4
*23
5,700
15,600
44% Feb
5
233%
23
2,400
45%
403/4 Apr
5% Jan
19,400
45%
5
112% Mar 16
143/4
23
*59
preferred___100
preferred
Mar 15
v
14%
33,400
28
134% July 27
946
Jan
143/i
24%
Mar 14
"
112% Dec
37% May
74
200
14%
143/8
23
45
373A
v,
99% July 12
3% July 11
22
Mar 27
July 17
Jan
19%
14%
14%
22%
43
3
29% July 17
48
111
31% Dec
V 23% July 13
62% Jan
3
37
4
21
19%
*193/8
23
*38%
40
*
42 % Jan
19%
19%
108
24%
Clark
84'A Jan
20%
193/4
*107%
44%
City
4%%
106% Jun
107%
20
193/4
22%
14
8
107%
20
*19
253/8
15
4
108
*19%
19%
23%
26
18
*107%
19%
14%
93A
600
45%
53% Feb
155
Feb
Nov
1,300
220
22%
21% Jan
87
35%
24%
100% Feb
47% May
112% Mar
353%
44%
2
4
35%
251/4
9
Jun
2,400
35%
45%
893/4 May
150
9%
23%
38% Apr
19
46
9J%
353/3
44%
29
Sep
18"%
453A
93/4
22%
23
150
18%
45%
95/8
24%
40% Dec
32% Mar
183/4
45%
108
193/4
*19
23
*9
EXCHANGE
93
Jan
*18%
93/4
*107%
14%
433/4
1,600
181/4
46 3/a
93/4
353/s
19%
7,400
18%
36
20 %
*19
100
900
10
*453/4
93/4
*35%
108
108
*193/4
9%
243/4
20% Jun
6
36 '
10%
23
16
Mar 30
18%
46
9%
93/4
5,400
20
443/4
Mar 11
Sep
18%
46
93/4
93/a
20
24
16% Feb
38% July 26
18
46 3/4
193/4
44
27% July 31
18'A May 2
72
9'A
l93/4
223/s
19
Xl08
9%
%
/"•
38'A Apr 27
54% July 31
29
30
93
1
9%
2,200
17
17
45%
28% Dec
Jun
9/8
10%
*16%
17
25
3
138
20
17%
*163/4
23%
Jan
24
*19%
115%
24%
v
363A July 26
3
May 17
84% Mar 28
82
193/4
16%
?50%
114Ve
45%
$ per share
43% Jan
29
68%,Mar 22
15
6'A Jun
36 % Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
f per share
34% Feb 24
27% July 26
193/4
1
A
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
103'A July 3
26Jan 24
19%
STOCKS
Year 1950 :
Lowest
20,300
V
■
57
*149%
'
Range for Previous
Sper share
58 %
58'A
150 %
114
par
l93/8 Mar 30
38% July 31
44
Dec 19
84% Oct
9
171/4
___;
convertible
a
19'
62% July 13
*163/4
par
J
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR
Sep
3
200
£2%
W4V4
7% Jun
>.
17
9%
Chic Ind 6c Louisv. Ry Co cl a
25
Class B
V__No par
$3
13% Apr
29%
17
Chicago Corp (The)
j
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
5% preferred
50
Feu
14
19
17
17
5
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No
11'A July 26
13% Jan
4
3'A Feb
8,300
55
163/4-
93/4
20
47%
103%
113%
16%
46%
150
46%
103%
*149%
114
16%
*148
47 y8
1031%
55
150%
113%
17
No par
Chic & East 111 RR Co
5%
Aug
61 % May
.■■Ui.y z.i
.
53
.*149%
114
148
453/4
103%
T6%
No par
Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
523/8 Feb
53%
53 s/8
150%
148
45%
104
Chicago & North West com__No
28% Mar
3
150
44%
*103
Chica Milw St Paul & P—__No
par
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
59% Feb
51 % Dec
Jan
26% Jun
;•
16
Feb
27% Jan
j
53%
*22%
Chesapeake
Class
*148
113%
1,25
3%%
150
19%
Checker Cab Mfg
Rights
1,000
7,400
*141%
35%
900
11
537/a
-"17%
1,500
45
69
1143A
14%
Cortf
*44%
11
'
.
/
45
14,500
68%
150 %
No par
13
29
Copper
Coi_
45
4.200
'
10%
*16%
preferred
2
19% Jan
!r
16
28
15 % Apr
3
10 %
$4.50
28
21% Dec
15
9% Jan
Oct~24
Belt
24%
68%
53%
5
Corp.—
New
17
30
Pasco
54
23%
10%
1143/4
9.50
com
Mills___'.
Ribbon
De
3
90% Dec
32%
July ♦ 5
76
Century
2
35% Dec
1
25:
18
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co
3/s July 26
% July 30
26% Dec
9
.
54
24%
673/a
45%
50
15'A Mar
May 11
*148
150
50
27
Dec
6% Dec
B
5
Dec
1
Class
54%
10%
103%
_100
Central RR Co of N J class A
2
107
Jan
preferred
203A July
8% Jan
1
12
,
36
18% Apr
4%%
33
68 %
*149%
Ry Co vtc____No par
2
49
3
15
Ga
of
323/4
23%
*
45
Shares
111
32%
533/4
54
23% - .24%
45
*110
32%
10%
45
1
153/4 July
13% Jan
20
14% Jan
'11% July 26
25% July 12
98
July 30
112% Feb
Apr
9% Oct 20
17% Mar 30
30% Jan
Sep
Mar 26
36
105
Dec. 20
24
3
10
Jan
32% Jan
2
16% Mar
July 27
12% Jan
9
Co_—__
*53%
•
111
the Week
share
68
*103
Co.—II_5
Sugar
*110
$ per
10%
45%
5% preferred series B vtci—100
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No
par
Central Illinois Light' common
*
26
Aguirre
111
Sales f«>
Aug. 3
share
68%
68
103%
20
Foundry
*10%
10%
69%
•
23
17% Dec
26% Dec
preferred
S per
32% ' 32%
'•
*1023/4
par
Central
39% Dec
8% July 17
9% Jun 27
5%
common__i__No
23
3
27
Corp
45
*10%
100
conv
23%
45
443/4
Central
3
Feb
Celotex
pfd
54%
22%
45
*148
1
Jan
10% Mar 29
CLOSED
10
6
Jan
113
cumulative
53%
22%
67%
,
25
common
54
*110
323/4
*44%
____100
,
32%
Friday
Aug. 2
share
'
10% May
15
9
L_1
$ pei
110%
32%
22%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20% Jun
24% Feb
110% Feb
10
50
V__
common.
*110
111
Thursday
Aug. 1
$ per snare
533/4
5
i___
PRICES
We^nee^av
32%
8% Jan
6
38% Feb
Co___;__,
Tractor
*110
Central
4
8% July 13
30:
July 13
5
4% %
17% Mar 22
18% Jan
'
11% Apr
7% July 17
18% Mar
2
Co
SALE
July 31
S per share
No par
common
preferred
I per share
Preferred 4.20%100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
2nd
preferred—.:.—
100
18
Jan
10
Jan
21
;
15% July 14
Jan
152
140
Aug 18
17% Apr 18
20% Aug 29
July 13
15
2
105% May 24
130% Jan
&
HIGH
T'loerisi'V
July 30
100
Light
4%
series..
General Corp
Caterpillar
3
Feb
58% Aug
10
Steel
Corp
(J I)
7%
6
55% Jan
43
9
Case
July 30
&
preferred
Carriers
7
Mar
155
100
29
Mar
Mar
Ohio Ry
&
Power
Carpenter
15
15 % July 13
*7% Mar 13
July 28
Pat
111% July 17
3
30% Jan
AND
Mmdav
Saturday
'
$ per snare
33% Dec
19
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per snare
per share
NEW
1
Since
Year 19ft«
Lowest
*453/4
46%
*453/4
46%
*453/4
46%
80
4.100
47
47
10
29 %
29
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
293/s
28%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
6,100
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
14
14%
24/200
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12 3,4
13%
12%
12%
6,700
58
58
"
'
57
July 11
30% Jun 29
18% Nov 14
■:/
22% Mar
653A Mar 19
4
$4.25
cum
Columbian
60
58
58
No par
443/a
45
44
44
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
4434
3,600
5
20%
20%
203/4
20%
20 3/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
3,300
No par
41%
41
41
*58
preferred w w_—No par
Carbon
Columbus &
So
Co
Ohio
Elec
Co
*57
>!■
60
*57
59%
30O
Combustion Engineering
24% Apr 26
38% Nov 30
43% Dec
673% Jun
X26 %
July 11
45% Jan
29
Superheater
40%
41
41
10
55%
57%
573/8
58 3/8
58
58
57
V4
57%
573/4
57%
7,900
No par
29%
30%
29%
30
293/4
30%
303/4
31%
31%
32%
74,400
Co
25
31%
313/s
31%
313/s
31%
313/s
31%
31%
313/s
31%
11.500
Nast Publishing Co
Congoleum-Nairn
Inc
No par
_No par
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'
10%
10%
1,200
•26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
30
29
29
1
45% Jan
8
583/s July 31
Commercial
24% Nov 18
22% Jan
8
32 'A Aug
Commercial
33% Mar 16
27% Jan
2
8% July 18
11% Feb
3
203A July 12
25% July 13
30% Feb
6
9% Jan
Jan
23
31% July 26
11% Feb
3
41
Feb
6
25
7% Dec
28
18
15% July 5
26% Dec 12
,
3%
Feb
15
26% July 12
33% May 19
106% July 19
1093/a Mar 18
2
2
28
Jun
3
18
20
112% Dec
18
105% Sep 26
103A July 13
93/a July 5
27% Jun
19
117% Apr
12
Conde
35% Jan 20
Consolidated
7% Jan
25
Consolidated
4
108% May 28
106% Jan
24
Jun
106% July
29
6
115
Feb
3
107
Feb
10
123/4 Jan
28
10
July 17
473/4 Feb
6
45% Jan
11
22
22% Jun
25
13% Dec
28
17% Sep
22
10% Jan 25
19
18
25
30% Jan
2
28
Dec
7
109
Dec
7
108
Sep 15
28
,
Dec
Mar 16
36
Consol
$5
29
14% Apr 24
July 28
61% July 20
193/8 Jan
31%
31%
107%
107%
107%
1073/4
108%
*107%
100
V 108%
100
*99
Grocers
Feb
3
Consolidated
Textile
26
Consolidated
Vultee
34% Mar
May
32% Jan
100
Apr 23
July 11
41% Jun
2
Jan
8
21% Mar
Consumers
Power
1093A
*99
993/4
16'A
16%
*10%
10%
*10%
99%
2434
*109%
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
58%
593/4
59
59%
3.6D0
28%
273/4
293/8
28%
29%
28%
30%
28
28%
10,900
12 3/a
*12%
12%
123/8
125/a
12%
13%
12%
13
123/8
123/4
123/8
12%
123/4
133/8
12%
13%
13
13
17
173/8
17%
17 3/a
17%
173/8
17%
17%
17%
17%
18,100
33%
15,700
Inc____10c
1
'
41%
41%
com:
25
11% May
21
19% May
July 17
10
16% Feb
21
Continental
783/4 Jan
11
64% Feb
1
78,-Jan
3
Continental
93A Dec
28
7% July
48% Jul j
2
11% Jan
20
Continental
2
56% Aug
2
Continental
1
Cont Cop
5%
20
common
No par
& Steel Ind Inc
convertible
par
No par
preferred
com
preferred
Diamond
Fibre
Insurance—
Motors
Oil
*103
100
Baking Co com__No
$5.50
Jun
1
No par
com
preferred
Jun
of
120
12%
10
8
110
100
58%
106%
12% Jan
109%
27%
..
x32%
109
17
109
100
1
15
Inc
106%
13% Dec 30
110
600
108%
$3.75
7,400
2,100
106%
1
1,000
25 %
10%
1083A
9
107%
25
16%
106%
2
25%
*10%
1083/4
28
1073/4
108
10%
33%
32% Jan
29,700
10%
106%
92% Jun
31%
163/8
109 %
23
31%
103/4
33%
107% July 19
31%
3.500
16 %
1083/4
preferred
Continental Can Inc
12.400
16 3/8
*106 5/b
Continental
10%
99%
No par
5
10%
16 3/8
No par
4%
300
10%
99
preferred
16
26 5/s
29'A
100
pfd
Corp of Amer
28%
*283/8
993/4
preferred
Container
4,100
16%
10%
Aircraft
Co
10
40
'10%
165/8
5
109%
109
$4.52
4
Jan
>109
99%
$4.50
May 28
40% Aug
1083/4
16 5/8
25
243A
25
1.33%
Stores
Co
243/4
2
3
106
Retail
25
11
July 31
106% Jan
99
5
*29
383/4
Co
Corp
18
Jan
31%
Preferred 4%% series B
Preferred 4% series C
21% Feb
17
22.*
31%
24%
Pwr
12% July 19
93
page
31%
107%
&
14% Jun
24
see
313/b
No par
Lt
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
24
For footnotes
31%
P
No par
Elec
Baltimore
303/s Dec
50% July 13
5% Jun 29
xl0%
.
common
Gas
102 % Feb
8
10 %
preferred
of
Consolidated
Jan
100
10%
com___No par
Feb
42
106% Dec
N Y
of
34% Mar 21
Mar 30
2
11
Edison
16
12
4
101% Jan
10%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
H31/4 Mar
11
10%
1
Feb
110
32% Dec
10%
12
106
4
10%
Consolidated
1043/4 Apr 23
4
30
3
111
Jan
30
19% Mar
113% May 12
Dec
88
24
98% July 19
2
133/4 Jan
28% Dec
Jun
26% Feb
25
27
15
263/8.
30%
;
41
•
2 6 3/a
Corp___5
Coppermines
2
11% May 10
31% Feb 27
Jan
39%
30%
Cigar
30
%
No par
29
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
40% July 28
Edison
Jun
143/4 Sep
108% May 24
Solvents
Commonwealth
Cons
Dec
23
Inc_____
Credit Co
2
25
...18%
.*93%
37%
*95
8%
*18
...
V
41%
1033%
33
33%
333/8
-
42
1033/a
103
103
18%
18
18%
*18%
3 09
106%
1063/4
41%
413%
40%
93%
93%
*93
39%
18%
96
38%
*103
18%
96
38%
98
9
18%
*95
85/s
18
98
*94
98
;
83/4
83/4
*173/4
14%
,14%
14%
'703/4
71
70%
8
54%
100
8%
69
8%
22,200
96%
18%
13%
563/s
40%
83/8
69
8%
60
39%
*173/4
13%
55
94%
9
68%
8%
56%
8
55%
.
8%
56
40
2,100
19%
94%
18
67%
80
104%
18%
40%
*133A
330
4,400
19
953%
5
>103
42
97
953/8
10
.5
104%
39%
40%
38%
*95
33%
109
106%
109'A
42
42
33%
110
*106 3/8
14
1
Delaware
.
103%
33
1.800
9,500
*95
8%
8%
4,500
18%
*18
18%
200
14%
14
14%
4,500
71%
70%
71
2,900
8%
8%
55%
56%
8 3/s
55
8%
10,400
56%
18,900
The Commercial and Financial
(462)
14
Chroni
Monday, August 6, 1951
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range f.r PreiJtM
Lowest
$ per share
* per
27% Nov 25
22
27% Nov 24
26 Vn Jan
5374 July 25
55% Mar 13
12
I per «/wire
137a Jan
3
July 17
20
1
-
'
July
'
EXCHANGE
32
Feb
Par
Apr
18
54y« Jan
'0
55% July
Jun
17
41
Dec
26
22% jun
28
14% Jun
27
22% Dec
28
19% jun
29
9
Copper Range Co
Copperweld 8teel Co
Convertible
pref
5%
51% Oct 24
10% Jan
,
__5
series
463/4 July 14
17% Apr
22
13% May 24
17% Feb
3
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Oct
17
60
V* Jun
29
72% Jan
2
Corn Exchange
13
45% Nov
27
38
Jan
2
18
102 % Aug
17
94
May 29
57
3
76
July 17
28% Jan
100
Apr
100% July 11
^05
93% Jun
Nov 30
July 13
72% Jan
3
176% July 13
187'/a Apr
13
62
3% Aug
3
1% July 13
6% Mar
101
Sep
27
105
Jan
10
Dec
14
14
Jan
5
26% Jun
30
30% Jan
July 13
Jun
2
3 7a %
2
10
Corn
Jan
23
7%
186
36% Aug
20
18
2
12% May
5
29 Vs Mar
7
30% Mar
4
25% May 24
17% Jan
3
15
32% Jun
27
41% Oct
19
35% May 22
27% Jan
13
49% Dec
28
48 %
3
56
102% Jan
11
Jun
28
106
16% Jan
3
3174 Jun
79
Jun
23
Jun
25
105% May
5
34% Dec 29
Mar 31
54
82% Nov
17% Jun 26
15% Jun
175
25
Mar 20
Cuba
32
24% Feb
5
3
148% Nov 25
100% Jun
20
106% Feb
15
48 'A Jun
28
Jan
10
12 V8 Jan
9
55% Jan
28
12 Vb Dec
18
24% Aug
20
29
138
July
57
2
2
23% July
128% May 23
8
Jan
32% Dec
17
8%.
Jun
28
&
'
*
2,100
621 'a
670
75%
617a
6,600
7574
*9774
series of 1947.100
98%
977a
97%
72%
*97'/a
98%
9874
98%
9774
973/4
*973i
9834
71%
727a
727a
74
75 Va
73
7474
7474
100
75
75
'
50
50
75
4,000
170%
171%
170%
170%
*170%
171%
171%
171%
171%
171'%
4%
4%
4%
47a
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,600
l
.
2
2%
2%
2%
2
2%
2%
2%
2
2%
3,900
33%
Corp
34%
35 3 a
35%
36%
*9474
97%
*94%
977a
95%
957a
1
11%
11%
11%
117a
12
12
2
(The)...
34%
100
*26%
26%
267a
26 3/4
2674
267a
2.50
common
1874
No par
of
Amer
6%
pfd
common.!
Co
10
ldo
preferred
Inc
Press
7%
27%
preferred
No par
;
preferred
102%
No par
27
97%
100
ll7/s
11%
1,400
26%
2874
26%
800
187a
19%
10,?00
40
41
393/4
40%
8,100
*91
92
90
91
1.500
26%
227a
69
77a
104
8
1074
107a
10%
1074
277a
27 Va
*27%
7%
7%
7%
104
I"-
—
6,300
1074
>
10'.
28
10%
104
500
28
2
2,300
7%
7%
7%
*103
69%
.*68
28
7
104
*10274
5,300
•
7%
77a
68
68
277a
*102%
1.330
.
200
*175
'
69
10%
7
2234
22%
200
190
26%
26
22%
*175
77a
103
28
227a
200
27%
-
7%
3,300
103
103
77a
-
290
54%
*102'/a
267a
22%
69
36%
53
91
*175
77a
18%
36 Va
52%
52
xi8y8
37
*36%
40
26
23%
200
73/4
10%
27%
7
90%
69
*10%
No par
common
387a
90%
22%
68
5
Publishing
393/e
24.400
36
35
*94 7,
26%
103
*175
734
68
♦1027a
190
12
183/4
102%
36%-:
9774
12
52
25%
22%
200
36 7a
*9474
'
Ti
51%
38%
.
25%
227a
1874
*35%
90
40%
25%
18%
37
102
90
*175
.
513/4
51%
102
90
100
18 Va
*35 7a
39%
100
non-cum
51%
102
__25
com
preferred
36
51%
Corp common™5
18%
36
No par
8,100
*103
500
'■■■•:
104
common
.50
27% Feb
10
24
Cushman's
35% Feb
24
Cutler-Hammer
A
Sons Inc
1%
pfd
51
51%
517a
517a
5174
517a
517a
51
51
1
10%
10%
107a
1074
107a
1074
107a
1074
10
107a
22,300
1
Curtiss-Wright
132% Jan
29
62%
<
'
15
973/4
Packing
Class
50%
143/,
75
Seal
Steel
Prior
*49
14%
.
973/4
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.—2.50
$7
507a
62
common
RR
Curtis
*49
9774
convertible
Cuneo
3
May 18
507a
62%
4% l/o
13% Feb
*49
507a
627a
8
10% Feb
5,100
11,100
14%
Mar
28
21%
24%
14%
77
9
26 3/4
24%
14%
July 25
3
277,;
24 7e
62
Cudahy
28
27
24
14%
.-5
July
'
277a
2474
147a
Jan
Jan
9 74
''
23
62%
11
6% Jun
*49
507a
1.300
1,400
56
,.27
.
14%
2
19
x25
'*49
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
1%
preferred
100
25
27%
23
63
10
22
267a
227,
14%
Apr
7% July
68
13
28
23%
62%
185
Mar 27
•547a
757a
preferred
Crucible
553/4
*54%
74
preferred
of America™
Cork
5%
10y8Oct
21
22% Feb
30
Jan
13% Jan
27
Feb
29
95
26% Nov
44% July 13
7% Jan
3
20% Jan
3
125
44% Jan
28
56
9774
preferred
29
*54 7a
56
1
Co
$4.20
28%
76
Crown Zellerbach
31
2874
Shares
24%
28%
987a
Inc
$2
24%
28
*97 7a
Cream of Wheat
May 10
24%
28
76%
Crown
Jan
19 % Mar 29
180
77% Oct 31
July 13
102% Dec
6
28
20
10% Oct
7% July 3
64% July 13
9% July 17
20
July 13
5
Jan
Nov
180
14
2
July
100
15
22% Dec
27
Feb
Jan
24%
«
97%
Creameries
19% May 4
39% Feb 14
12% July 13
24
28
757a
preferred
3%%
2374
22
CLOSED
share
24
26%
EXCHANGE
the Week
t per
287a
*54%
56
Sales tern
Aug. 3
:,f
I per share
Refining common_25
Products
Crane
2
103% Feb
2
Jun
10% Jan
94
273/4
Friday
Aug. 2
share
97%
Coty
27 7a Jan
•23%
27%
$ per
1
Coty International Corp
12
24%
277a
'Thursday
Aug. 1
t per share
,
24
*54%
PRICES V.1:.
Wednesday
5
5% Jan 26
'
t per share
STOCK
SALE
July 81
100
2% Jan
28
HIGH
Tuesda y
20
preferred
Cum pfd 3%%
19
78% Apr
3
50
Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
July 16
104% Mar
166% May 17
4% Jan
2
25
31
11
22 y«
78
20
104% Feb
8
Jan
x66
6
2% Feb
Mar 17
49
I per share
No par
common
AND
July 30
common___5
No par
LOW
t
Monday
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
$3 prior preferred
42% Jan «8
25% Feb 17
60% Feb
Steel Corp
Continental
I
31
2
12
Saturday
July 28
tper share
share
y
V. f.'
*
Lowest
Highest
YORK STOCK
NEW
Rang* Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1950
^
2574
25%
257a
25%
25
25
25
257a
25
25%
3,200
1317a
*128
131%
*128
131%
*128
131%
32%
32
32%
33
33
100
Inc
*128
No par
*128
131%
317a
32%
32%
*51
32%
800
;
'
32%
1,200
30%
3,200
D
26% Dec 30
Jan
96
25% Jan
2
2
19% May 10
13% Jan 13
9u
Jun
25
14
Jun
26
99% Dec
12
13% July 10
15% Jan
3
18% July 13
July
96
17% Feb
17% Feb
5%
43% Jun
12
Davison
3
20% Apr
14
Daystrom Inc
34% Aug
3
99
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
7
Preferred
26
Preferred
2
26
102% Aug 21
102% Sep
1
89% Jun
15
18% Dec 29
17% Jan
3
10
6% Jun 27
Jan
95
100% Feb
July 10
8
5
Jun
Jan
104
Feb
22% Aug
8
27
10% Apr
convertible
preferred
20
1574
1574
*1478
15 %
3874
387a
3874
38-74
38 3/8
407a
7,400
16%
167a
17
17
17V4
177a
17%
2/900
7
337a
34
3374
337a
337a
33%
333/4
347a
337a
34%
4,900
A
100
*93 7a
957a
*93%
95%
*93 7a
957a
*93 7a
957a
*9374
95%
3.75%
series B
100
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9374
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9374
*9174
93%
*92
93%
93%
94
3.90'%
series
Q
100
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97
*95 7a
97
*9574
97
*95 7a
98
98
98
1
50c
22
2234
13,800
8%
4,400
Dayton Rubber
Decca Records
(The)
common
Co
10
Inc
30
41% Jan
Jun
14
Deep Rock Oil Corp
57
Jan
2
68
Feb
27
Deere
30% Jun
25
37
Jan
19
25
53% Feb
9
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
17% Feb
2
Delaware Lack
7% Jun
Dec
.19
27
23% Jun 21
20
12
27
Dec
28
72% Dec
24% Jun 29
42 % Jun
41 % Jun
10% July
20% Jan.
29
58
■
2
"•
2
19% May
23% Feb
68
8
May 16
5% July 25
27% Jun
29
12 % Jun
27% Nov 22
16% Jan
17
16% Dec
29
49
Dec
7
23% July 20
45% Jan 19
54
37
Dec 21
34% Apr
32% Nov
29
18% July 13
35% Mar 8
34% Dec 18
11% Mar 31
16% Dec
27
9% Jan
5
6% July 13
17
17
8% Jan
Range for Previous
Year 1950
~
Lowest
67%
66
667a
65 Va
657a
65
667a
653/4
327a
327a
327a
327a
45
45%
443/a
4574
45
457a
46
467a
J...50
137a
147a
133/a
137a
13%
1474
137a
23%
23%
233/a
237a
23%
237a
5574
*6874
56%
547a
5574
55 74
567a
687a
67
677a
68
1974
19%
197a
197a
197a
197a
19%
21%:
22
21%
22
Detroit
2
100
& Western
100
common
ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co
9
'7
100
(The)
-™_8
Edison.
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
20
2
Detroit
9
De
1
Devoe &
Feb
16
Diamond
36% Feb
20
$1.50
Detroit-Michigan
Steel
Vilbiss
Stove
Corp
v
Highest
$ per share
share
t per share
4
15% Jan
11
13% Aug
July 26
47% Oct
18
44% Jan
12% Jan
35
13
Distill
10
9
10% July
30% Jan
5
4
2
35 % Mar
11% July 25
17% Jan
8
14% Jan
2
19
43 % Jun
29
77% Jan
10
13
54% Jan 13
Sep 27
119% Jan 13
111% Jun
83% Dec
19
15
Dec
19
180% Jan
21% Oct
18
20 % Jan
2
81
Mar
88% Dec
8
18
July 12
181
7
xlOl
84
119
Jun 28
2
9
3674
367a
19 3/8
197a
19'/a
*18s/a
1834
800
25%
2574
25%
5,300
49%
50 7a
50
50
2,000
*3474
343/4
343/4
3474
35
35
3574
353/4
35
35%
147a
147a
1474
14%
147a
14%
1474
147a
15
15
9%
974
9%
97a
97a
97a
9%
97a
974
934
2,700
26 Va
267a
2574
26%
257a
2674
267a
26%
23,500
Duplan Corp
102 %
May
9
Jan
3
Preferred
$4.50
106% Feb
23
Preferred
$3.50
7
12% Feb
6
1
30
10
.
'<96% July 19
48
Jun 25
9% July 6
24% Dec
18
197a Jun 25
30
20% Dec
27
24% Jan
19
Jan
10
13
27
21% Nov
25
24% May
Apr
4
137a Jun
29
207a Feb
41% July 10
48% Jan
182
Jan
11
40
190.
6.
95
Sep
Jun
Apr 10
3978 Oct 25
;
19% Jan
98
5
102
87
2
197a Feb
Jun
22
11
Jan
95
30
96
2
4372 May
28
July 20
15 7a Jan
18 74 Apr
237a Jan
18
29
417a Jan
2
40% Jan
272 Mar
2
46
18% Dec'
6
167a Jan
227s- Jun
25
273/4 May
13
51% Jun
27
60
Jan
29
73
July 20
Jun
27
2% Nov
6
Dec
May 25
52% Mar
5 % Jun
16% Jun
-
58
<
1
Jun
19 %
37
.
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50
11474,
50
507a
118
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104
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900
256
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268
2677a
267 7a
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268
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12,700
117%
400
200
227a
,
-
106
256
8574
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85
85
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87
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87
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87
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31
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3074
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227-4
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9374
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118
1,400
50 34
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23
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97
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11874
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118%
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9774
50
507a
507a
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51
118
10
100
13%
1374
9774
6,800
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137a
947a
1177a
2334
22%
2374
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50
7
6,400
6,000
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31
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16%
1157a
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pfd—.50
1574
11374
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No par
16 Va
5074
4,700
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23%
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118%
1.200
98 /-:•
98
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51
6,500
36,700
300
51
60
10%
10
2374
23%
23
2374
23
237a
23%
2334
23%
23%
3.900
1
2374
24%
23%
23%
23%
24
237a
247a
233/,
2414
19,600
10
257a
26
2474
25
24 %
24%
24%
25
2474
25
Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
6% preferred -—I.,.
;
6
-
-
28
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25
7
2
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•
4%
13
6
66
'
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8% May 3
18% Apr 13
16
Apr
6
447a Jan 10
4% Feb *6
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41
*16
16%
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88%
167a
17
700
*12%
1274
477a
48%
20
20%
2
.
preferred
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Storage Battery
Co
common
437a
12%
70
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49%
13
/
No par
574
-19%
64V4
50
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5
3
20%
2014
20 74
203a
37
37
3-7
37
2
2
2
2
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4374
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257a
70
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497a
49%
-
-
297a
16%
18 %!
16%
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17%
2; 900
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133%
19%
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277a
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5%
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3,000
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437a
64%
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5
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100
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127a
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2
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:
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20
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20
12%
47
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27%
100
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467a
25
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100
800
2,200
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13
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100
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97
2©
17%
24%
297a
277a
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1374
27%
8.50
Evans1 Products Co™_____'
16%
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-
17%
1
*48
29%
167a
17%
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•
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297a
17
37%
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13
50
common
'Ex-Cell-O Corp '
2574
24%
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88 Va
177a
2,900
16%
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20%
43%
..
50
loo
—
44;
16%
88 %
-
1272
20
8,700
29,100
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427a
1674
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97%
>
4274
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477a
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16
17
47
10
preferred
&
Eversharp Inc
2
163'4r
167'
167
887a
17
*12%
3772
2
No par
15.
9772
100
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42
1,709
46 34
4678
170
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88%
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417a
16
16-
1774
45% " 463%
45%
170
4174
16
16 3%
167a
'
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41%
157a
5
Pittsburgh RR Co
Eureka Williams Corp..'
1
417a
16%
16
4474.
168
*87
41%
l
common
16%
453,4
168
1
100
.
preferred
RR
.44%
.2.50
5%: preferred series A
Mar 26
157a
467a
167%
2
common
preferred
Co
16%
46
100
Equitable Gas Co___
1
Equitable Office' Bldg.™
23
24% Feb
Manufacturing Co
Boat
16 V4
167%
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
5
71% Feb
•
5
10
100
Paso Natural Gas.
.3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
™___4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
12
77a Feb
Corp
El
3
22% Feb
29
3% Feb
Aug
337a Feb
10372 Jan
28
57a July 27
13% July-11
11% Jun
10
Wot footnote* see
page 23.
16
,35%
10 7B
572% convertible
5% preference
167a Mar 16
62% July- 3
'
Mar 21
4% Jan
16
35
10%
Elliott
3
'
44
157a
v.-
3574
10%
Elgin National Watch
2
2274 Jan
27% July 11
9674 July 17
19% Jun 29
r
14% Dec
35
11
107a
6
30% Aug
2
12% July 17
167a Apr 20
28
67a May 5
253/4 Dec 28
May
2
July
*
July 13
8% Feb* 14,
8% July 13
33
237a Jan
5
66
34%
1,000
11
107a
3
66
-
9
4 %
117a
1074
Electric
3
64% Jun
77a May 15
1974 Dec 28
16
117a
10%
Convertible
12
23
207a Mar 17
July 12
157a
23 y4
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares..____
23
23
104% Nov 15
24% Jun
5
8
10% Jan
Feb
Feb
337a Jan
1674
4974
117.
4
10%
Electric
5
12
16 %
20
16
107-8
3474
14
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
2
28
2274 Aug 29
20% Jun
1
Dec
347a
Shares
69
*10 7a
26
17a Jan
13% Feb
15% Dec 13
28% Nov 29
33%
13 3
68 7a
1
5
472%
1372 Mar 29
5478 May
4872 Jun 26
100
27
343/4 Jun
52% Apr 26
287a Jan
6
15
34
13%
69%
5
(E I)
474% preferred
Ekco Products Co
101 % Mar 22
25
Aug 25
21% Aug
3
15
3374
1374
693/„
30%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4
75
48
117a
1374
1374
Eaton
29
Dec
*1074
the Week
share
14
307a
8
173/4 Jun
15
11 /
S per
68 34
*13%
1
3
28% Feb
26
■
26
3% Apr 18
443A Oct
2
19% July 13
52% July 17
12% Dec
Feb
4472 Jun 29
Oct
6774
11
100
Eastern
9
41
3
19
10 Ys Jun
15% Jun
29
July 18
21% July 26
32% Jun 30
1% Jan
7
Mar 10
May
.Jun
'3674 July
26
133/a Dec 19
49% Oct
9
38% July 26
16
Jan 13
35% Apr
160
15% Dec 26
14
8
19
52% Nov 27
July 17
Dec
Jan 13 s::
(29
14% July 12
;88% Aug 25
*12% July 12
14
6774
Au ff.3
Aug. 2
Sper share
Eastern
3
171
137a
6774
Sales fer
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 1
14
110%
•
Sper share
6774
X49
•V
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern Airlines Inc
4
19
18% Apr
Wednesday
1374
STOCK
800
1,300
PRICES
No par
& Co—•
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
DWG Cigar Corp
2
13% Jun
13
Tuesday
July 31
$ per share
v
:V,7
E
15% Mar 30
Jan
convertible preferred
International
-
SALE
6774
50o
series..
54'A Feb
Jun
11% Jan
s
••»
HIGH
*
CLOSED
series
52% Nov
July 3©
267a
AND
•
$ per share
15
Common
125
106
Monday
/
EXCHANGE
common
9
11
10
Industries
Feb
12
26
262
17
31
f per share
♦258
127s May 24
9% Dec
1,600
3,500
2474
No par
18
'51% Dec
6 %
367a
50
No par
preferred
Pont de Nem
678
36
247a
$3.25
Dunhill
6
67a
*6
64
*60
497a
Saturday
Inc
July 19
25
67a
64
2378
common
93% Feb
101% Jan
Jun
Co
32
Jan
*•
50
5
10
83
*60
237a
No par
26
117% Jun
64
49%
Corp
Jun
22
*60
36
No par
19 % Jan
127% Apr
64
1,500
57a
No par
14
85% Jun 12
13
10,500
19
104
Du
60 Vn Jan
122% Jan
22%
357a
July 28
14% Dec
11% Mar 27
22
22
6
*103
3%%
4,500
227a
22
1974
*
LOW
Jun
x22
197a
36
19
No par
2nd
69 %
19
2
Pepper Co
Dresser
687a
19%
19 7a
36%
19
$4 preferred series A
267% Aug
24% May
9,000
697a
-
35
36
—1
Aircraft
2,100
587a
2
common
Dow Chemical Co
2374
581/4
237a
Corp
Douglas
Aug
2374
587a
50
Car Co
Dome Mines Ltd
111% Feb
233/a
57
23%
Corp
Doehler-Jarvis
9
16
53% May
3
16 % July 17
107
Feb
19
233/a
6
Par
Dr.
Jan
36% Jan
16,200
*60
EXCHANGE
14% Jan
July 17
July 12.
25 %
14%
6
NEW YORK STOCK
Dixie Cud
1374
49%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dlvco
1474
25
Stores
16% Apr 13
70% July 25
3
15
2,300
2374
$ per share
"
217a
700
467a
64
';
8 per
9,500
46
50c
Diamond
Diana
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5.400
67
32%
2
preferred
8
3
Motor
6672
No par
common
19% Feb
T
66
65%
*32 7a
6
1
Raynolds class A
Match
10
*60
5
«o
cum
/
30
'
*67
69%
_
1
Co
11% Feb
Feb
87a
677a
337a
Jan
31
66 V2
66%
327a
19% Mar
28
874
647a
29% Mar
2
87a
33
STOCKS
°
.
Jun
87a
64%
38% Feb
4
8
Delaware Power & Light Co
13.50
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
26
Mar
8
13% Jun 29
24
29% Nov 24
July 13
64
227a
68
Escrow
15% Mar 29
217a
64 7a
17
21% Apr 10
60% May 23
87a
213/4
657a
79% Feb
May 19
Feb
2
87a
207a
*32%
Escrow ctfs for
24
874
87a
1
common
17
17% May 26
Apr 20
207a
20
Co
65% Feb
21% July 13
52% July 12
5% July 12
21 % Mar 13
20%
!f
.No par
&
7%
23% Mar 27
48% July 2
60% Jun 29
20%
20
_50c
20
Oct 18
19
*147a
*14%
387a
163/4
37
20
15
297a
-
387a
59% Dec
14% Dec
94
*14 3/8
:
17
41% Dec
45% Dec
*92 7a
15
38%
4
68
94
1C%
3
3
30
*14%
387a
Jan
34% July 13
29% Jan
3
297a
*92 7a
15
1
Corp
38% Jan
22
2974
94
10
Chemical
Dayton Power & Light
3
*14%
2978
*14 7a
15
*14 7a
28
2
16
-
*92 7a
15
15
14% July 10
31% Jan
88% Jun
29%
94
*14
29
29% Jan
29%
*92 7a
15
17
34% Mar 17
307a
94
*14
30
Jan
29%
*92
Dec
102% Mar 21
5
1
100
Davega Stores Corp common_.__2.50
9
16% Dec
July 24
11% Jan
Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3
17% Feb
31
10% July 13
28
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4
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■
-
July 10
23
20
17%
34
7%
par
Castings $6 pfd—No par
Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common
No par
4%% preferred
;
100
18
Jun
10
7% Jun
Jan
22%
20
.
55%
General
13
/26 V* Dec
22% July 12
•2% Aug 16
...
Feb
84
13% Apr 19
y
Gen
105
.
Equip Corp
General Shoe
8
39
24
•0
16
17
29
18%
22%
19%
*113%
1
General Realty <fe Utilities
General Refractories
Jan
;
17% Dec
24% Dec .v.7'
Precision
29% Jun
119
80
8% Jan 25
Jan
17
37% Jan 26
39% Jan
29
2
12
Aug 22
90% Sep
6
7
90*. Jan
,
41% Nov 24
10
77% Jan
May
8
July 2
30% Jun 28
Advertlsing„i._No
Portland Cement Co
General Public Utilities
Corp
17
Jan
9% Jan
26
A 30% May 11
30
25
/
130
May 15
24% July 27
Jan
/■"•
18%
22 Va
7%
37%
30%
15%
100
General Public Service
3
Outdoor
xl7%
20%
7%
♦36%
30
.
LOW
Gen
18%
22%
7%
37%
*36%
34
27%
/a^aa
21% Feb
40% Jan
General
18
22%
7%.
,
6%
*74
General Motors Corp common
0
*5 preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
105% Jan
7%
37%
8%
STOCK
17% May 19
20
Dec
.May
7%
*36%
16'A
No par
May 22
31% July 30
26
26% Oct
54
7%
37%
30%
*156
Par
126% Jan
18
3
18% Feb
127
July 13
30% May
«$
25
Jan
YORK
600
2,300
7%
2,600.
20,200
34%
1
exchange
19%
11
No par
$ per share
2
Jun
4 % Mar 23
7
22% Jun
101
Jan
120
11
14% July 13
17% July 3
22
46
7
21% Dec
12
119% Sep
6
5
127% Mar
v
NEW
Highest
15 Vs
19%
6%
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
f per share
7%
14%
.
30%
1
preferred
7%
.:■•
19%
50%
100
convertible
7%
15%
19%
*33%
103%
5
preferred
3% %
7%
14%
25
100
Corp
7%
15
19%
31
No par
General Mills common
7%
14%
*19%
*36%
6%
1
No par
8
•85%
30%
50
Corp
3,900
1,200
15
7%
20
34%
200
101%
101
15
15
6%
10%
98%
101
15
19%
*33%
•ioy8
100
7%
37%%
110
15
19%
7%
10%
93%
97
14%
18%
100
3
65% Jan
7%
93%
14%
14%
19%
No par
Co
103/8
94
101%
97
14%
15
50
General Foods Corp com
$3.50 preferred
2
11% Mar
55 % Mar 15
General
General
18
50
9,100
1,700
106
40%
22%
No par
com
46 y2
106
22%
7%
100
Cigar Co Inc
preferred
7%
98
47
•96%
106%
41%
20
preferred
97
473/8
105
22
102
*37
5
General
8
Apr 26
48% Jan
2nd
97
46 3%
105
95
*94
20
preferred
98
473/4
46%
103
7,300
41%
7%
5
com
♦96%
98
46
22
Corp
500
5,200
21%
19%
No par
General
18
.
*14 3/a
*18
common
60
24%
14%
1.66%
preferred
7
17% Jan
18
v
29
$8
26
Mar
125
40% Jun 28
13% Apr 21
General
34% Feb 26
29
6Vs Jan
4
11 % Feb
30
49% Jan
6
May
80
29
15 y8 Jun
111
26
Apr
7,000
101%
24%
22
No par
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Transportation
19 Va Mar 19
8% July 2
72y2Jan 2
21
6
♦100
24 %
43%
100
1
140
3,900
1,400
30
293/8
101%
1,700
5,100
1053/4
23%
101%
95
*
10%
50
29%
♦100
74%
124
22%
10%
43%
l
29%
73%
121
•105%
20%
101
♦94
74
21%
45%
♦22
18%
♦14%
98
44
100'%
24%
27%
com
12%
*100
♦100
24%
17,200
38
12%
101%
100
No par
Investors
37
123/4
12%
293/8
86%
preferred
363A
12%
12%
29
22
2
convertible
American
36%
123/4
27%
com
37
36%
29%
*85'%
(The)
Industries Inc
106y4
12%
27%
Gaylord Container Corp
General
2
58% Feb
9
Corp
4%%
31% July 26
26% Aug
107 % Mar
Jan
9
34
July 13
2
Gar Wood
25
21
75
29
10
Garrett
123%
105%
28%
5
Co
73%
120%
12%
86%
convertible
8% May
39% May
5
24% Nov 22
10 »/# Dec
•
149
8
5%
Gamewell
73
106%
*105%
37
36
2,300
119
115%
106 %
29%
22%
20
preferred
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
102% July
48% July
10 % Jan
31
Feb
Jan
23% Jan
Feb
73
115
♦105%
27%
common.
120
30%
1
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
103
29%
14%
common
*102
29%
~" —1
(The)
23% Jan
3
20% Jan
.
13
9
Co
Inc (Robert)
preferred
;
6%
23 % Feb
12
12
6% Mar 29
40
28
by8 Jan
166
63% Mar 31
104
9% Feb
29
107% July 14
55% Dec 26
July 13
Jun
13
36
18
Dec
25 Ve Dec
July 3
9% July 13
14
Gair Co
May 29
17% July 19
10
24% Nov 22
45
25
Gabriel
2
13
7% Jun
33% Dec 29
29
13% Jan
10% Mar 21
15% Aug
20'/a Jan
2
20
7
17% July 13
101% Dec
4
146
29
Jan
41%
102
28%
Z" 100
preferred
11% Mar 29
23% Dec
July 13
17% Jun
7% Jun
4%
19
*
201a Apr 25
21% Nov 22
3% July 13
21
9
42'%
102
28%
18%
_Z ~~ .10
common
41%
103
34,300
17
24%
-.1
Fruehauf Trailer Co
*102
16%
86
7
42
17
100
—1
Freeport Sulphur Co
Feb
14
25
29%
5%
5%
41%
*29%
12%
No" par
July 26
3
20
700
29%
5%
42%
29
Z~" -10
30% Jan
19(8 Feb
68%
16%
37%
5
.100
Corp.
12%
68%
16%
70%
110%
.100
Co
Stores
12%
68%
16%
106%
par
preferred
12%
15%
37
Machinery & Chem Corp.. ...10
convertible
12%
68
15%
70
.10
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
12%
67
41%
102
106
ZZIIII —x
of ~5% .15
ser
3,100
11%
67
29%
15%
110
No par
.
Inc
15
14%
12
67
29%
5%
103
*
15%
.7%
Light
Shares
12%
28 y«
No par
3%%
32% Nov
Mar
dlv
3%%
15
4
Feb
75
Food
2
Jan
16
20
$4.20
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
4
10
78
i
&
Food Fair Stores
47 % Jan
29
»19% Apr
Power
tbeWee*
22%
*'102
par
.
Florshehn Shoe Class A
Follansbee Steel Corp
27
18
46% Dec
Florida
12
25% Feb
Dec
21% Dec
Juiy 14
7
23% Jan
1
2
Dec"
,a
.
Corp
Sale* fw
Friday
Aug. 3
.
' T t per share *
50%
*5%
No par
No par
Co.__ZZI~~
Power
*,: - t* -,
I per share
12%
"41%
.25
...
Florence Stove
3
Mar
Nov
191*
8% July 12
94
——
Co
common.
Florida
24
13% July 17
3
Carpet
(The)
preferred
$4
Th«rsday
Aug..fc
I per
50%
11%
*
.100
18% Aug
28
14% Jan
(The)
Flintkote Co
20
"
No
*
'
22
66
CLOSED
.10
com
Stores.""
First National
Firth
Y
28% Mar 21
2
Jun
N
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
27
106% Feb
2
17Va Jan
21
Jun
14% Apr 13
32% Mar 21
98% Jun 25
22% Mar 23
4
Aug 3
107% Mar 17
9
25
Jan
-
v
12%
EXCHANGE
1
—
Wednesday
- Aug; 1
50%
par
ZI.
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
->
22
5
Ferro
124
6
27% Feb
July 17
July 13
17% July 13
Apr 26
31% Aug
2
78
July 31
11% Jan
108
16
18
'
21
Jan
33% May 1
Aug 10
13
13
65
81% Jan
103% July
9
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
-
—
56
TruckZ—LZIno
Motor
J per share
51%
14%
Federated Dept Stores common.. .—5
4%%> preferred.
100
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
Z
4
*
22%
12%
12%
STOCK
2
5
Jan
9 per share:'-
—5
_
Federal
SALS TRICES
* i~
July Slv
51
—1
Federal Mining & Smelting
Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
HIGH
Tuesday
i>k
22%
—1
2
54% Feb
Mar 29
per.share
,
July 24
16% July 13
19
8% Feb
July 20
39% Jun
106% May 25
52
103
Fedders-Qulgan Corp
28
9
.20
Family Finance Corp
11% Jun
Monday.
July 30
July28
Corp—ZZZZ" —1
8
28
14
Jan
15% Mar
-Saturday
No P*r
Fajardo Sugar Co
Falstaff Brewing
A, LOW ANB
,
,
\.;t '
Fairbanks Morse & Co
*
2
7
"
'";
Par
4
17% Jun
4% Feb
105
54% May
<
22% Jan
3
'
w
EXCHANGE
t per share
v
5
35% Mar 11
16% July 3
10
48% Oct
..
f per share- v
July 26
15% Jan
103
Highest-
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1 AA
<il4W08t
Highest
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20
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(464)
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
10'A Dec
46% Feb
13% July 25
14
30% Feb
28
33
24
30 % Jan
19
39% Aug
18% May
Nov
18
Sep 29
14% Dec 29
15% Apr
80% Feb
15
73% Jan
104
Apr
11
108% Oct
19
20
Jan
3
31% Dec
30
141
30
149 % Dec
Jun
27% Jan
27% July
12
6% Jan
3
64% Jan
5
81% Nov
1
72
8% July 13
.11% Oct
9
6%
17
Jan
5
8
22
Mar
82
July 18
Hat
5
1
Mfg
Corp
2
6%
22%
25% Dec
28
33% Oct
23
98% Apr
5
41
Jan
9
Oct
30% Juiy 30
23
37
Mar
8
89
97
Mar
8
July 23
34'/a Jan
Jun
Jun
106% Jan
25
Heinz
25
Dec
33% Mar 16
23
39
July 14
44
30% Apr
6
140 % Feb
1
14
Jun
20% Mar
17% July
9
23% Feb
24
20
29
49
July 27
122% Aug
2
34
Mar 10
3
69% Dec
127% Mar 15
4
*44% Mar 12
8
51% Jun
25
22% Feb
18
20% Jan
3
19% Dec
26
18% Jan
4
56
Feb
15% July 14
10% Jun
27
68% July 24
80
11% Mar
6
14% J an
4
14% Sep
72
i
6
27
15
5
9
i12
>8
22
May
31
5
Jun
July 25
47% Jan
Jan
3
34
52
32 % Jan
101
13
Dec
107
10% July .13
29% July 27
14
Jun
103
36%
36
19
Honolulu
Jan
33
20
36
Feb
37% Jun
7
99% Mar
1
3
107% Dec
22
96 %
July 10
Jun
July 25
58 % Dec
1
11% Mar 13
11% July 21
35% Mar 9
13
22
July 13
Nov
24
53% Dec
;
30
12
18% Dec
1% Jan
3
4% Apr
July 17
25% Apr
18
22
20% Apr
Jun
24
11
21% Jan
10
67
9
58% Jan
3
2% July 30
18 % May 15
13
Hudson
Hunt
22
Apr
10
t per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
S per share
{ per share .v
YORK
40% Mar 15
33 % May
62
52 % Jun
Dec
20
82% Jun
Z9
99
Dec
8
34
25
60
Dec
20
Jan
30% Nov 29
Oct
27
52% Jun
14
52% Dec
18
10% Dec
18
7% July 13
25% July 12
9
Jan
30
36% Feb
52
13
11% Jan
16
28% Feb
2
29
75% Jun
29
10
155% Jan
24
26
56% Dec
30
12 % Mar 30
45% July
20 % Nov
22
18% Jun
38
Jan
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
82
Dec
14
11% Dec
20
11
25% Oct
17
9
1% Jan 25
4% Dec
29
18% Dec
21
15% Jun
28
Mar 29
199% Jun
25
Jun
29
185
July 17
25% Jun
27
171% July 13
7% July 12
■27
Dec
81
22
Aug 18
3% Dec
8
25% Mar 31
240
94% Apr
20
2% Jun 25
32% Oct 23
181
Jan 16
3u%
159 %Jun
26
10% Jan
2
13% Apr
6
27% Dec 30
95 % Nov v7
9% May 8
36% Dec 16
137% Jun
7
129% Dec
9
11% Dec
14
14% Aug
59% Sep
25% Jan
3
104
Feb
5
1
3i%
3
110
Sep
22
72
Oct
Jan
31
•16% Apr
13
7%
36% May 29,
96% Jan 31
Int
10
Int'l Nickel
133% Jan
30
2
14% Jan
22
May 2.4
17
International
Jun 29
6% July 12
53
Jun
6
46% Jan
28
39
61% Oct
7
53
May
Aug
Jan
4
109
Feb
6
11% Jan
16
600
35%
4,800
49%
*48%
49 %
*48%
49 »A
*49
49%
*49
49%
49%
49%
„
1
51
50%
513A
22%
22%
22%
:
3
16%
—No par
common
No par
100
162%
Sys class A—25
14%
Chemical
5
34%
89%
90 '
1
3%
35%
100
131%
.
Packers
Limited
13
common,—7.50
103
25%
9»
98%
9d
9 8'/a
98%
3%
3%
3%
3%
16%
16%
16%
16%
217
xl62
*98
0218
220
73% Jan
47
$4
19
5%
44% Feb
2
73
28
May
preferred
International
July 10
1
International
13 % Jan
2
18% Mar
7
3
International
22
25
Dec
28
20% Jujy
9
35% Dec
30
32
1
39
Feb
5
Island
3
129
July 12
139
Feb
7
$6
24i
May 24
Jun
?5
^ay ?
JUif war 8
=7,/Har,i
51 A
May 18
48
75
Dec
30
Tin./
23% July 17
34
"
wec 27
,4
Mar
6
43/4 Jun
18% Jan
86
May
64
Apr
98
July
28
4
11
4
2
47
Jaii 25
64
Mar 27
21% Jun 25
90% Jun 28
29% July
Utilities- Corp
Interstate ,Dept
Stores
Intertype Corp
—
27% Jan
24
14%
14%
4,600
36
35%
35%
14,400
90
*89%
3%
3'/a
3%
36%
132
36
36%
12%
12 7/8
49%
*103%
8,600
16,900
*103%: 104 %
200
200
50
103%
44%
19
Iowa
Power
& Light
*34
15
.
36%
Creefc. Coal
8y«
22%
95
71
lb6%
Jan 18
Feb; 10
Mar 16
Aug 3
Jan 11
2
Johns
5
Johnson
31%
99.
Jan 29
3
Jan
2
34% May
29
35% Aug
9
45
243/4
61%
*33%
16
41,700
P-24%
24%
24%
25
*24%
25
GOO
*30
30%
*30%
31
30%
30'/a
300
*35%
36%
36 %
37
36%
3.6%
700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26'a
26%
4,600
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
3,800
33%
3,100
26%
21%
33%
V 32:%
33
36%
15%
30%
21%
*129
16
1,600
62
61%
36%
15%
1,300.
36
■..*'.26%
50c
*33%
A
80
100
39%-
39%
39%
135"
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,
33
32%
'33
32%
■
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135
%
135
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/
33%
33
135
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10
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Manufacturing
Co_
5%
5%
19%
19%
89
19%
"89
87
88
87
69 '/a
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69 %
69
69
*101
102
101"
101
101
.
101
;
.
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20'A
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•
61%
24
24%
91%
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78%
91%
62
5%
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88%
5Va
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88%
/„
.
1.
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70
70
71
102
69%
'
20V4
88 '
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62%
78%
5'/a
t! 5
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87
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102
62%
62%
62%
78%
24%
2,800
400
180
700
120
5,100
61%
61%
77
77%
23%
1
61 Va
76%
24%
231/2
24
90%
10
100
62%
76
No par
com
5
5
5%
5%
*19'%
—12%
Johnson
Jones & Eaughlin Steel
5% preferred series A
Joy
-35%*21%
1
Mcnville
&
*43
30'A
31
*
26%
l
Jaeger Machine Co
-No par
Jersey Cent Pwr <fc Lt 4% pfd__100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
No par
.3%% preferred —
—100
62% Aug
45
61%
V
15%
21%
Jacobs (F L) Co
78% Jan
57'A
35%
*24 s/8
253/s
25%
*30'A
*35
61%
36
15%
"26%
common—
39
*33%
.
15%
10
preferred
7%
*56%
39%
*60%
61%
60%
36%
No par
Co
*7%
57%
*43
441/2
39
39%
7%
57%
57%
44%,
105%
*7%
8
*56V4
57%
*103%
103%
*7%
Z
200
13%
50%
:
13%
50
13%
49%
12%
8
300
1,300
32,300
132
5/132
132%
/
3%
36%
3
3%
36%
132%
132
90
*89 %
90
49%
15% ■"15%
;_5
No par
__No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
23% Jan
;VV;
—
i/4 v»ep
36% July 26
61%';
•160
14%
*
60%
28,100
36%
50 %
39%
39 3/8
39%
*34
34%
163
14%
13
"*
27% Sep
40T/ £an
•
25
common,
1,400
222
33%
>'■* 163
351/2
35%
■>;v
131%.
*41%
5,800
90
36%
*56%
57
4.700
35%
3%
*7%
7%
30
3%
16%
14%
14%
♦101%
103"
*41% ..44%''
No par
i
I
7% \
100
,
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg__No par
22
• % July 18
Shoe
International Silver
4
.
No par
35% Jan 30
23% Dec
8
17% July 26
27% Jan
5
Jan
:
Salt
33% July 10
26% May
141
Paper
preferred
300
%
.221
34%
43%
.
9,700
2,600
3%
163%
102
162%
11,200
n
16%
v
221
33%
33%
32%
90
12%
50%
—-No par
25%
35%
131%
13%
50
25%
25%
35%
131%
15
23 Va
11%
3%
36
52 Va
22%
*11%
14%
*88%
3%
52%
11%
25%
163%
34%
35V4
100
com
Corp
52%
23Va
11%
143/8
14%
51%
22%
24%
163%
163
51%
22%
11%
32%
32%
32%
4,700
1,400
160
*157%
160
50 %
215
214
215
62%
81%.
22%
•
16%
16%
16%
32'/a
215
61%
81%
3%
3
3%
621/4
82%
*1571/4
160
7%
*7
7%
61%
98%
98%
99
*97%
No par
1,600
1,000
12
24%
25%
8%
33 %
25%
*11%
12
25%
81/2
33%
*81
82
81
*157 %
160
8%
33%
*7
7%
621%
61 %
80
80
*157%
33
*7 //'
61%
"20
8%
33%
8%
8%
33
7%
61
79%
*11%
5
*7
160
50 %
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
35% Jan 31
37% May 28
73
57%
35%
*48 %
100
Preferred
5
61% Jan
57%
35%
49 %
Canada com—No par
International
56% Jan
8
3
58%
35%
No par
of
14
27% July
31%> Jan
Jan
57%
35%
49%
Machines
&
Feb
20 % Jan
26
57%
36
*48%
22'A
Rubber
preferred
Mining
14
Jun
57%
*48%
20
Iron
Minerals
200
57
493/4
x79 %
preferred
10,800
102
*101
49
35%
♦157'A
preferred
4%
60%
59%
60 %
101%
*49
No par
Inc
International
59%
101%
Share*
1,00C
36
35%
36
36
36
103
share
*48%
5
common
Int'l Hydro-Electric
Sales for
the Week
$ per
35%
100
Ctfs
Business
22
103
35%
101%
56
35
No par
Harvester
Apr
6i% July 19
59
*101
Friday
Aug. 2
50
Copper
Corp
Int'l
Dec
6
103
*57
.
100
50
Co
Int'l
45
Get
CLOSED
6.300
20
Aug. 3
Thursday
S per share
59%
58%
59%
101%
*100
EXCHANGE
1,100
3%
3%
*19%
share
36
36
58%
3
20
Aug. 1
$ per
$ per share
*353/4
2%
16,200
19'A
19 Va
19%
100
6,100
14 Va
*19%
Wednesday
July 31
60%
18%
-
,
1,700
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
36
59%
common___No par
Cons
Interlake
30
*91
36
1000
common
2
4
5
A
AND
I per share
STOCK
pfd ser^A—100
preferred
July 12
14% Jan
LOW
July 30
7%
61%
3
40% Jan
99
v
19
20% Jan
July 11
19%
*7
12% Jan
36% May l
16
Apr 21
22% Jun 19
135
19%
19%
*19%
61 "A
14
3
47
1
9% Dec
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
9'A Jan
3
17
July 17
28
2%
33'A
4%%
5 % Jan
39
July 18
19%
2%
300
6,000;
14%
55 % <56
.14
'
July 12
49%» Jan
*19%
*19'/a
1
Intercontinental
25
129
13%
8 3/8
Insuranghares
31% May 24
18
56%
13%
33%
Inspiration
3
10
55%
13%
3
5%
•/ *13
13
54%
13%
2%
Monday
5%
14
13
54%
No par
9 per share
*13
14%
19%
Saturday
5%
54%
19
"
67
5%
101
*100
54%
*13
8%
'
Jun
5%
*33%
"6%
23
179
5%
f
66%
5%:
13%
common.100
series
Co
Interchemical
5% Jan
Aug
66%
69
*18%
66
5%
8%
9
'37% Feu
3,500
18%
66 %
33%
6
'20% Feb
70 %
18%
66
8%
Inland Steel
101% Feb
222
69%
18%
66 %
19 'A
July 28
Co
conv
Ingersoll-Rand
5
Jan
69%
18 Va
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Electrica De Mex, S A
2
29% May
87% May 16
1
7
33% Jan 25
12
23
69%
18%
13%
Industria
25% Feb 23
Mar 28
Oct
Jan
69'/2
Industrial Rayon
1
16
62% Feb
2
23% Jan
100
84
8,500
2%
Illinois Terminal RR Co
2
% Mar
19%
19%
preferred
cum
19 %
65%
19%
90
88
101
19%
18%
3
88
*100
19%
69
13%
/
19
18%
54%
53%
36
:
88%
18%
68'A
*13
88%
88%
101
18%
5%
36"
35%
36
88%
*£0%
69%
66
*34
89
18%
,
*103%
101
18%
...
34%
35%
36
35%
13%
preferred
cum
4.26%
168% May 18
29
12% Jan 13
■
8
71% Feb
May 24
Dec
Jan
33% Aug
6
6% Jan
68%
*18%
20
ctfs
Power
4.08%
53% Feb
x58
2,500
*34%
*88
*99%
|
RR
non-cum
stock
Illinois
0
Apr
15
Feb
29
83
Dec
;
71
Jun
175
155
6%
RR
107% Mar
8% July 17
19
68% Dec
2
48% jun
33% Mar 27
6% July 14
42 % Mar 28
63
Jun 29
75% Feb
Illinois Central
48
9
Dec
Jan
36%
pi/
Idaho Power Co
50% July 2
32% Mar 15
41% Mar 23
60
62
96
400
19
1
Par
39% Jan
29
34%
1
$ per share
15
34%
34
35
12.50
;
STOCK
i
32% July 25
34% Jan 25
2,100
34%
18%
...
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
12%
12%
'
6.66%
Inc
Corp
:
Hussman Refrigerator Co
STOCKS
Year 1950
12%'
12%
..
13%
Car
Motor
Foods
Range for Previous
Lowest
20
12%
101
preferred.,,
100
Sm Ltd—No par
Hupp
2,700
103%
12%
*99%
Hudson Bay Min
19
66
65
67
103%
12%
2
14
57%
12%
5%
26
3,700
12%
63%
4% Jan
i
58'/a
x65 %
5
20% Feb
17% Jan
57%
58
*103%
34%
28% Feb
12% July 23
•
20.
22
4,500
58%
66
89 V
non-cum
36%
104
36%
5%
100
36%
*27
65%
Hudson & Manhattan common__100
5
3,200
27%
37
*103%
Howe
19
19
18%
19
36%
27%
66 %
89
——,
Sound Co—:
200
103%
1
Aug
Jan
19% Mar
13
July 2
>48% May 24
17% Oct *7
8"% Jan
18
ior
12%
100
4% preferred
——100
Houston Light & Power.——No par
Houston
Oil
of
Texas
(pel)—25
Howard Stores Corp
1
—
10
*9%
4,300
64 %
35%
preferred
23%
18%
36'A
57%
57%
300
23 Va
*27
27%
3571b
1,500
13
13
24-
10
18%
18%
3,900
13
10%
10%
20%
20%
*12%
V
10
13%
13%
23%
;
23%
*27
36%
56%
-
I
34%
preferred
conv
3%%
107% Jan
>50% Mar 15
5% July 18
20%
13
1,600
30,700
78
103%
69
50
$2.25
4
18% July 23
29
20%
20%
26
25%
*76
102%
66
Household Finance common—No par
13
20
7% Aug
13%
26%
26
26'A
102%
com—5
preferred—
—No par
Houdaille-Hershey
common
3
17
57%
57%
No par
Corp
$4.25
29
July 25
Oil
Hooker Electrochemical Co
July 30
71
5
& Sons
19
15% Feb
54% Apr
13%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
36%
29
11
13%
18%
66% Jan
2
25%
78 %
-
(A)
300
78%
24'A
23%
24
800
52
25%
23%
80
41%
25%
20%
123
51%
51%
78%
*12%
'27%
11% Jun
19
13
7,700
*51%
25%
13%
140
2,000
74%
*40%
25%
24%
*76
20%
18%
88
24% Oct
'■
27%
30% Jan
62% Dec
13%
20 %
12%
20%
*121 %
52
13%
18%
30% Jan
12
20
*13
13%
27%
18
Mar 22
15
77%
37%
74%
40%
40%
*25
25%
600
1,300
20%
*20
123
122%
*51 %
52
24%
13%
23%
122%
18'A
10
38% Jan
13%
5
75%
*27%
38% Feb
July
Co
20%
41
23%
37%
37
25%
77%
99
23'A
23%
20%
*75
25%
*98
23%
75
*40
24
99
*98
37
24
25%
40 %
23%
*121
*51%
23%
*75
92
*39%
757/a
72%
52
52
31%
*89
20 %
40%
1,500
*31
40
37%
122%
71%
2,500
91
20
40
40%
2,500
31%
39%
*37
*121
122
500
7
*83
99
23%
73
71%
70
122
10%
23
22%
*31
39%
*£•8
37%
19%
19%
73%
7
20
*37
37%
500
31%
39%
23%
10
69
;Jan 10
99
23%
30
12.50
100% Dec
34
*98
23%
*40
10
1
Sugar Corp common
conv preferred
Homestake
Mining
17
94
99
19%
5
.,
Co
Paper
E)
Holland Furnace
39%
39%
90
3,300
91
30%
*88
91
*37
5
(Charles
30%
*38%
5%
28
29% July 13
Dauch
Co
30%
31%
"
23%
Chemical Corp common__l
preferred series A—
100
&
Hires
22%
*98
25
Inc
22%
Hollander
Feb
105
9
23
6%
23 %
6%
Holly
11
Jan
Hinde
9
42% Feb
26
July
22%
6%
23
8
29
98
10%
7
9
Jun
May 24
*72%
10%
6%
23
42% Jan
47% Nov 24
8
73%
10%
67/a
22% Feb
14
25
Jutt
*'«2%
10%
28% Jan
9% July 11
11
73%
*10
*88
No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
13
29
25% Mar
>18% Juiy 16
26% Apr
31
Jan
preferred
Hewitt-Robins
Heyden
3%%
21% Feb 21
-15
3
*72%
10'A
91
•
10
common
2
•17% Fen
% Jan
73%
*6
6
.'
6'A
6%
6
4,700
25%
25'A
25%
25%
146
146
149
30
31%
307/a
31
30%
25 %
*39%
25
—,-—100
Motors—
3
Aug
86% Jan
18% Mar 29
17% Sep
6
20% Aug 18
29% Mar 7
16% Apr 13
25% Jun 12
27% May
3
July
Mar 29
;26
12% July 18
}
19% Sep
16 %
July 12
31
Jan
54
W)
non-eum
31
*88
Hercule6 Powder common,,_No par
5'!c
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%% preferred series A
50
15
25
62% Aug 23
10% Apr
Feb
Apr
Jun
1
(G
1%
Co common
J)
preferred—,.
Hercules
.38
Jun
(H
Helme
5
121
48
20% Dec
Feb
79
64% Mar 15
1
127% Mar 13
July 25
12
27
15
100
common—
preferred
3.65%
31
25
j
Co
3%%
41% July 13
2
95
7
Hecht
Co
;
104
6 %
23%
Hazel-Atlas Glass
10
700
77%
*77%
*102
24%
*6
6%
5
Hayes
12
107
10
Industries Inc
'
14'A
*14
14
77%
104
*72%
73%
Hayes
12
8
*72%
11
:
7,400
6%
6 %
12
8% Jan
Mar 20
6%
100
3,500
17%
*10
1
America common
preferred
100
39%
17%
24%
23%
24
*23%
Apr
27% Jan
25
July 17
63% Feb
3
149
31%
33
*145
149
*145
149
31%
17%
14
30%
29%
29%
29%
*145
•11% Jan
28
6% July 17
I
29%
*145
104
*102%
103%
29%
Sharea
39%
*102%
104
*102%
share
33 %
*77%
77%
*77 %
77%
,
13%
133A
13%
13%
*77
S per
17%
17%
13%
the Week
Aug. 3
38%
*31
38%
17 %
10
Marx
Corp of
4%%
38%
17%
102%
100
&
38%
17%
77%
*77
com__No par
preferred
Hart Schaffner
21% July 19
8% Jan
31% Dec
Jan
30
Refrac
38%
Sales fot
Friday
i
,
t per share
31%
*31
31%
*31
17%
.
13%
CLOSED
100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par ■"
7
July 3
20% July 18
103
Jun
6
10
154
tM A)
Harbison-Walk
16
EXCHANGE
17%
38%
38'A
Aug. 3
$ per share
f per share
„,
31%
*31
5
July SI
share
;
STOCK
No par
preferred-
conv
Hanna
1
32% Jan
Printing Co
(W F)
t per
I per share
25
Well Cementing—5
Hamilton Watch Co com
47*
2
x9% Jun
7% Feb
Hall
1
7
May
107% May
Par
'V
Water
Halliburton Oil
3
15
■22% July
Hackensack
23
81
2
Jun
146
Jan
15% Mar 14
2
11
102% July 30
6
22% Nov 28
4
13% July
8
M.,v;.'•*'
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. I
Tuesday
July 30
July 28
'
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
S per share
35
20
66% July 13
•
Highest
J per share >
$ per share
8
82% Apr
ii y* Jun
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
90%
90%
91%
32%
33
32%
32%
33%
33%
33%
34
*13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
900
25 %
251/z
25%
25%
2,300
94
*94
*99Va
32%
33
31%
33%
14
14
.
V
:
.
78%
91%
:.P
91%
91%
.360
32%:
33 Va
t
33
33%
4,700
34 Va
35%
3o
35%
18,100
79
24%
24 7/8
t
-
900
;
79
1.
91%
.
24%
.
23,100
K
27
9
22
Mar 24
Dec
5
98% Jan 25
l®3'/2 July 13
43
July
3
67% July 13
14% July 26
Jun
16% Dec
29
•11% July 17
251/4 Sep
103% Apr
15
23% Mar 30
10
92
109'/a May 13
66% Dec
19
70% Nov 18
19
Mar
6
July 16
97% Apr 23
18% Jan
26
July
103% Feb
108
Kaiser
1!
1
Alum
3.80%
Jan
5
4%
29
75% Feb
8
Kansas
64% Jun
28
70% Feb
24
4%
preferred
City Southern
non-cum
15% July 20
17% Mar
1
Kansas
Power
30
14% Nov 27
12% Jun
15% Feb
6
Kayser
(Julius)
13
28% Dec
28
16% Jan
30
25% Oct 23
For footnotes
see
page
22.
29
5
32% Apr
20
24% Jan
2
30% Feb
24
1
*
10
Class
B
-
*98%
'
25%
25%
25%
25%
£4%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
£4
98%
*98%
63'A
*931/4
•
100
62%
98%
98%
98%
99%
99%
63
62%
63
63%
64
C8
*63
67
*63'%
67
*
100
Light Co_—8.75
Co
5
&
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
•'
com__No par
preferred
&
25%
25%
'
100
cum
20% Jan
Jan
Corp
preferred
10% Jun
30
Chem
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace!
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Jun
57
&
63
T
*64
-
68
*64
16
,
1
16%
16
16%
13%
13%
*13
13%
*
15-%
*13
..
16 Va
16
16%
13V4
13
13%
conv class A—1
29%
29%
29V2
23%
29%
2.9%
23%
31.1/a
1
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28 »A
28%
63%
*64
16 Va
131/8
*31"
28%
94%
101
64 "2
190
30
3,300
68
16'A
7,200
13%
1,000
31%
1.800
23%
3,100
Volume 174
Number 5035
The Commercial avA Financial Chronicle
(465)
17
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
1
15% Jan
$ per
3
45 ye Mar
3
24
Jan
50
67% July
63 % Oct
17
57
20
11
Nov
76% Nov
Nov
1
42% Jan
26
July 12
62
20
3
50
Feb
72
Jan
Jan
2
26
24
80
May
75%
75
75%
75'/a
75%
75
78
73 y4
74'%
73
74
74
75
74
74%
No par
22 y4
22 %
22'%
22
22
*22
22%
22
22
No par
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
47%
48%
48 %
48 Va
3,500
19
*18%
19
19
19%
*18%
19%
200
*77'%
78
78
$5
(G R)
prior
Koppers
13
4%
Kresge
5.
51 y8 May 28
56% May
9
Kress
32.
39
7
Co common
1
preferred
Co
Kroger
May
Corp
Inc
No par
common
(S
(S
S)
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
&
*22
47%
19
*18%
*18%
78%
*77'%
78%
42 '/4
41%
42'%
'
96
95
95
37 y4
*77%
10
Co
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Co
STOCK
42
100
preferred
7
25
Share*
74%
39 'A Mar
Jun
.
75
5
27
the Week
Aug, 3
$ per share
76%
36% Jan
Jan
Sales far
Friday
Aug. 2
Sper share
76
6
35% Dec
Thursday
t per share
73%
4
Feb
$ per share
5
Kinney
44% Mar 21
103
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 1
Kimberly-Clarke
10
94% Jun
SALE
July 31
t per share
No par
Kern
3
19% Jan
I per share
HIGH
Tuesday
July 30
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
29
36
•
July 28
Kennecott Copper
17
AND
Monday
Saturday
Par
75% July 25
25 % Jan
17% Mar 20
24
Dec
79% Jan
2
19% July
24
37
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
2
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
42% Mar 15
14
101
24% July 12
93 '/a Jan
9
34% Dec
f per share
28
.27% May 24 v
47% Nov 21 j
13% July 20
35% Dec
share
NEW
Highest
75% Dec
13
67 y8 Aug
Lowest
Highest
I per share
49% Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
*E5
10
78%
41'/4
78
17,100
'
5,000
400
30
78
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
5,500
96
*95
95%
96
95%
95%
280
•
3,600
38
37%
38
37%
38
37%
38
No par
37%
37%
52%
52'%
52%
52%
52%
53
52%
52%
1,500
35
35%
35
52%
35%
52'%
No par
Co
(The)
35%
36%
37
37%
37%
38
7,200
L
6
July 13
7% Nov
24
6% May 24
"
3'%
jun
28
7 '/4 Dec
20
25V8 Oct
25
19% July 12
10 y4 Jun
5
12% Jun
22
42% Dec
15
47% Jan
25
40% Jan
25
62% Sep
5% July
~28
Jan
3
94
Jan
24
7.
1% Jun
3
Dec
29.
22% Dec
9
20
Dec
29
67
Dec
July 17
July 13
19
30% Dec
7% Jan
15
DwC
3
177
Jun
29
Jan
2
Jan
22
8% Jan
35% Apr
10% Feb
Jan
Mar 31
162
Jun
27
184
Jan
60
Apr
30
*6
uu.y id
Feb" 27
44% Nov
21% Jan
81 % Apr
24
37 % Jun
29 f'
17 % Jun
9
29
46 % Apr
27
21% Feb'
74% May 17:*.
17
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Lily
Feb
r
5
Tulip
Link
Beit
pfd
Lion
Co
ii.
Aug
7
22% July 18
;
18% Oct
13 %
164
July
.
29% Dec
34% Jan
"22%
Sep
28
Jan
3
15% Jun
7
21
Jun
Corp
150% Jun
25
170
4
33
21
97% Feb
17
17% Jun
29
;
48 % Jun 29
38% Sep 21
102% Dec
4
1
30% Dec
27 % July 23
96
30
39
July 30
30% Jan
;
103
2
Feb
;
4%%
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1v
t per share
Lowest
$ per fhare
NEW
Highest
$ per share
19%
19%
19%
*95
97
97
97
8%
8%
8%
21%
22'/a
21%
10%
11
1%
15%
97
20%
1,200
*95 Va
97
10
8%
9
2,900
8%
21%
11%
19%
19%
95 Va
8%
22
22%
23 Va
23
3,900
11%
8,900
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
16%
1%
16
16 Va
16'A
16%
16%
3,700
1,300
5%
5%
67%
67 Va
67%
21/64
5%
11%
*5%
5%
11%
11%
68%
25/64
14
14%
22'A
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
34%
8%
■:
f:/>
-
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68%
67%
168
57Va
59
46 Va
46%
168
47
44%
45%
43%
20%
20
80'/a
20%
20
20%
19%
16Va
16%
16 Va
24
23%
40%
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15 Va
-
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4
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14%
<
14%
21%
151%
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151%
32 Va
32%
32%
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52%
52
29'A
30
u
;
.
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1
com
(
100
29
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•
10
29%
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96
96
42%
-
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43%
7
STOCK
58'/a
47'A
July 38
$ per share
Par
7
t per share
21 Va
44%
21%;
21 VB
21%
5,600
30 '/a;.
44%
*77
3,600
10,800
78%
78%
20'/a'
19%
20
43%
44% ' "
HIGH
per
100
16%
16%
17'A
16%
17
25
25% ~
24'A
25 Va
11,100
40%
19%
40
4i%
41%
41%
2,200
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
15,300
22
21%,
22
22
22
22'A
7,700
.
:
•
1
70
150%
150%
150%
150%
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32%"
32%
32%
32%
33
2,700
52 Va
;
52'A •?"
52%
53
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53
2,800
31
30%
31 y®
30%
31
151%
•
•
98
41%
j;
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;
Wednesday
5,800
30
!
43%
43
43%
8,700
.
PRICES
'
98
*96
98
43
43
SALE
July 31
$
4,700
30 Va
Tuesday
t per share
140
59%
47%.
*47
24%
*96
AND
LOW
600
14,200
24
41%
July 30
9,400
68%
172
58%
58% '
46%
!
14,100
35,400
••-.• *150%
98
41%
Mondav
Saturday
EXCHANGE
8%
35%
170
■
Co
8%
35%
20 Va
"14%
•
52%
No par
50
:
22%
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i'—..
22%
32 Va
>.
'
40
*
40%
•
7,700
16%
>
24
40
rt.
8%
68
;
;
80%
19%
16%
23%
•
18,800
35
44%
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67%
21%
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35
8%
45%
20%
21%
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•
3,200
34%
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45%
20%
,
16
22%
35
58 'A
58
14%
22%
67%
'
168
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14%
22%
34%
68%
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11,100
270,500
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8%
.
r%
27/64
300
68%
27/64
68%
69
22%
v
35%
56%
*77
10
_
8%
35 Va
45%
No par
100
167
8%
35%
67'/a
•
56%
..t
l
,
8%
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687/a
167
No par
100
10
35%
'»
8%
35 Va
68%
i'
25
Corp..
(Md)
68%
25/64
5%
5%
5%
5%
67%
21/64
21%
No par
YORK
19 Va
*
8%
10%
1%
15%
1%
16
21/64
STOCKS
•
Highest
*19%
9
14%
5
(M). & Sons Inc
Range for Previous
-
19%
21%
No par
Nashville
Steel
1,400
21%
preferred series A.
Lukens
1,700
66%
*5 Va
'
Lowenstein
Feb
43% July 30
120
18%
65 Va
*14'/a
1
preferred
Cement
&
47%
18%
65
67%
100
7% preferred
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)
Louisville
*46%
19
64 %
141/a
No par
59 % Feb
47%
700
19
1%
No par
1
13
19 Va
21%
V Long Island Lighting Co—
Lorillard (P) Co common-
Apr
12%
63 Va
11'/a
A
Jan
30 % Jan
Star
12%
19 '/a
11
7
A1-.
convertible
Long Bell Lumber
25% Jan
29
19
50% Dec
Mar 24
2
May 28
May 23
36 %
8
27
'12% Jan.
4
47% Apr
46%
IOO
4,400
12%
62'/a
14'/a
.1
Lone
2
46%
6%
25'A
19
21%
com
28
29
47
10
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—
Loew's Inc
Jun
27,600
*6%
24%
•
97
*15%
5
20% July 25
18% Feb
9
27% Jan
29
Mar
174
7
4
7%.
6%
25 Va
*46%
12%
5
17% July 2
14% Jun 14
28% Aug 17
12%
No par
23
14% July 12
21% July .17
12%
19/64
Co_———„
Oil
3%%
iVa
7%
6%
25
63
22%
1
Liquid Carbonic Corp com.
13
7Va
6%
25%
19
22%
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—
Cup
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*6%
25
62 '/a
8%
1
7%
:
■
7
19%
19%
par
7Va
26
62
*95
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preferred
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'
Life Savers Corp__
Liggett <& Myers Tobacco
7%
*6%
25
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Liouy McNeill & Uuoy
i
t
7
10
preferred—Nopar
Lerner Stores Corp
23
<
*46%
61%
Lehn & Fink Products
3
2
47
'19%
3
50c ncn-cum 2nd
9
79
Jan
*46%
1
1st
non-cum
Rights
9
36% July
39
50
—
Tire__
Lehman Corp (The)
13
26
4U% May
*12%
(James) & Sons Co common__S
preferred ;
;
100
$3
18
Jun
20
<fe
'
66
45 % Nov
3
•
5
27/64 Aug
2
17% May 17
27% Feb
5
t
12%
3.85%
-73% July
2
*12%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal com
17
3
23
Rubber
Lees
19
15% Feb
3
14% July 12
Aug
16
28
71
:
25
25%
preferred
Lane-Wells Co
Lee
Oct
187
28'% July 26
28%
8% Jun
2
15
-
24%
common
7
7%
*6%
No pax
No par
4%%
18
29
33% Jan
Bryant
7 Va
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)
May
89% Jan
38
15
Co
7
4
Consolidad 6%
May
26% Apr
20% July 11
>
Lane
11% Jan
2
30% Jun
6
9
25% Feb
U July 20
2
11% Jan
9
Lambert
100 % Feb
■
7
'65% Jan
39% Aug 28
9% Oct 19
30% Aug 25
73
.
Oct~23
13%
24% Jan
14
Jun
15% July 20
4% May 24
28
La
67
1% May 12 «
29
9
July 17
51
■
28
1
4
Co
21
2'
21% Aug
1 «
8% Jun 25
Dec
12
30
4'% Apr
-
19% July 27
8
Mar
May
14% Feb
28
94% Jun
29
14
3
14'% Jun
r
10% Dec
Gas
51% Feb
2
Jan
Laclede
8
2
56
25% May
9
100% Sep 25
July 13
4% Jan
11% Jan
42.% Jan
16% Jun
20
2
27
28 %
9 »
22% Jan
l
7% Feb
7
!
.
Aug. 3
Aug. 2
S per share
share
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 1
Sales fwr
the Week
$ per share
S per share
Share*
16%
2,400
M
11% Feb
36% Aug
135% Mar
28
17
May
8
42
Dec
26
3
143
Sep
19
11% Mar 31
>18% Dec
8% Dec
10% Jan
610
July
7% Jan
Jan
Jun
2
.
17
Mack
Macy
(R H)
20% Feb
25
38
20
93% July 26
18
19
12% Jan
10
2
4
9
28
Mahoning Coal
14
Manati
Sugar
8'/a July 17
12
Jan
16
Mandel
Bros
25% Jan
31
23
19% July 25
13
7% Mar 23
38% Dec
27
9% Nov
3
37% Jan
23% Jan
25
100% Aug
7
9% Jan 13
19% May 4
33% Dec 29
2
106 % Sep
25
21% Dec
9% July 19
'31:
Dec 30
18
13% May
V
27% Jun
32
95
Jun
5
25
26
.Jan
S
21% Jan
14% Jan: 11
34% May 11
Dec
29
18% Nov
15
17% Jan
31% Nov
22,
29
29
July 17
2
23% Feb
97
3
87
Jan
.
Sep
lo
167% Apr
26
17
183
29
Jan
12
"87
Jun
29
34
Jun '13
101% Feb 21
Jan
30
87
Jun
28
101% Mar
10
90
Feb
18
81
July 17
"42% Jan
13
10
16% Feb
43
17
49% Apr
25
Jan
15% Aug
23% May 11
20% Jan
49
42
Aug I7
2
27
Feb
4
26
May" 3
52% Mar 15
105
July 19
39% July 27
i 30% July 17
40% Nov
44
July 13
33% July 13
V 21% July 13
58
28
26
44% Jun
94'% July 11
45'% Jan
2
51 % Apr
3
39% Feb
65% Feb
3
10
37
26% Jan
9
22
49 % Jan
% Jun
July
4
45
29
Jun
27
88% May 15
100
11
67
Jan
26
*21 % July 19
27% Jan
9
59% July 13
22 % May 25
26 % Jan
16
10% July 17
17% Nov
20
15% Jun
21% Feb
8
23 % Jun
'
Nov
Electric
&
25
27% Jan
29
26
Mar 20
Mead
*
Corp
4%%
(The)
20
48
16
19 % Nov
27
18
'1
7% Jan
3
39% Jan
i3
66'/2 Dec
28
60
Jan
25
110% Aug
95% Nov
9
Dec
27
88% Apr
10
101
26% Jun
25
33
34% July 12
21% May 24
28
Jan
5
49% Nov
47% Apr
56
Jan
24
Mesta
104% Jan
10
Metropolitan
% July
*20%
> 37%
Jan"
25
July 17"
101 % Feb
-■
2
Jan
27
16
107% Sep
7
97
Jun
110
4pr
104% Nov
12
104
Jun
94
Jan
3
19% Dec
28
16% July
38% Feb
23
57 % Dec
30
'15
July 13.'
28 % Jan
20% Mar
Jan
10% Jun
29
8% July 3
31
July 17
V
18
131
Jan
J
17% Dec
28
15 % Jun
28
.
16
Dec
29
42% Dec
11
13% Mar 28
2
41% Jan
110% July 17
*oi
footnotes
see
page
22.
1
Merck
&
Co
4%
28%
28%
99 %
99 Va
11%
16
12%
8%
*8%
9
*20 Va
21
*20 Va
-
Jan
Apr
Aug
12
16
1
21
17
$3.50
11%
11%
11%
4,200
45%
45%
45 Va
46%
6,500
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
>
28%
28%
*4
29
29%
98'/a
99
16
16%
16
12 .>
13%
12 Va
100
*99
:
16 %
11%
11
r</t
?*•
9
Mid-Continent
2
Middle
21% Feb
18% Jan
'
S
16
56% July 17
113% Aug
2
South
Midland
8%
Steel
30%
30%
30%
30'A
30%
19 Va
19%
19%
46%
19%
19%
45'A
46
46%
47%
*173
177
47%
177
:
45%
47
46 %
177
*173
*173
32 Va
32%
94
94
*92%
94
*93
84%
*83
84%
*83
3,500
190
94%
9b
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95
84'/a
*84
85
14%
14 Va
14%
47%
14%
*83
14%
94'A
14%
14%
14%
47%
*45%
47%
*45%
•47%
*45%
47'/a
*45%
par
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
17%
78%
15%
17%
15%
23%
23%
23%
24%
*23.%
24
24
24
*43
44
*43
44
*43
17%
17%
*17
40
1,700
44
17'A
*43
44
*43
17%
96%
97
49%
17'/a
17%
49%
35
*96%
49
*35%
35
44
17%
17%
17%
24'A
16%
10,600
24%
1,600
1,100
98
97 Ve
97%
97%
230
49%
49
49%
49 Va
49%
49 »A
49%
2,400
35%
36
36
36
36%
*353A
36 Va
98
*97
97%
700
x56%
57
57
57%
57
57%
57%
58 Va
59
59
3.800
37%
37%
37%
39'%
39%
40%
40%
41%
41%
41%
9,900
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
24
15%
16
16
*15%
16
16
16
24%
23'A
23%
*23
23%
*15'/a
7
16
24%
24%
25
15%
7 24'/a
24%
91%
*88%
*57
24%
91%
64 i-
64
24%
22%
23%
22%
23
1
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
*51
54
51
51
20
20
preferred—_50
Co
Inc
Co
common
3%
No par
50o
No par
Co
23
22%
17% ,17%
*51 %
53%
3.90%
105%
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-
*88%
91%
*88%
64
*58 Vh
64
23
23%
23 Va
23 Va
5.7Q0
17%
18%
13
18 Va'
2,700
*53
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
*8%
8%
*3%
8%
*8%
8%
109%
105%
*92
94
93%
*92 Va
93%
32
*31%
32
31%
32
24%
24%
*24%
24%
51
*50
51
97%
*96
108%
108
*49%
50-
*96
97%
*106%
97%
108
*92%
93%
31%
31%
500
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
1.100
*49%
501/4
50'A
50'A
300
97%
97%
100
106'A
106'/a
97%
*106 '/a
97 Va
103
97 Va
*96%
97 Va
*96%
97%
*96
97%
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19
19 Va
10
61%
62
60%
Inc—No par
18%
19
Petroleum
Utilities
common
5
41 %
139
16
& S3 Marie— r—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
preferred
Reg
1.50
100
16%
54
111%
41
16%
16%
16%
54%
19% I
41 %
139
16%
111%
60%
19%
41%
41%
139
61 Va
19
-
..
54
112
139
16%
16%
54%
112
138%
15%
16 %
54%
*112
,
100
19'/a
19
97
80
97%
*96
100
8,600
103
102
107%
110%
*92
24%
107
106
108
93%
109
32
49%
4,COO
20%
8%
31%
97%
100
55
20%
24%
107
*52%
55 '/2
19%
12.50
100
600
2,000
91
*58
*8%
No par
pfd_lOO
200
24
8%
*8%
*31
5
*23 Va
"
1
1st
Prod
33 V*
94 '/a
33
14%
100
conv
32Vo
600
8,400
177
W
94
84%
...
32%
94
94
*173
177
94
32% ; 33
33
95
*90
1st preferred
$3.75
3.100
29%
*19%
94
Minneap & St Louis Ry—No pat
Minn St P
5,300
29%
*58
preferred series
Mar
5,000
13'A
19%
64
Copper
May
48% Feb.
5
140% Apr 23
30
16%
29%
91%
preferred series
3.85%
99%
*19%
*90
Linloype Co
Merritt-Chapman &, Scott
Miami
*97%
$
29%
30%
*58
common
Edison
3,700
29'A
19%
No par
100
Mergenthaler
4.35%
4%
4%
«4
6,000
4'A
*4
10
preferred
Machine
600
11%
(1st series)—50
Transp
Inc
21
100
46
16
15%
ns',
*
1,100
12%
12%
8%
7
10
515
*500
515
12%
5
'1st series)
Stores
20
29
139% Nov
Min
.64
2
Jun
convertible
&
21% Feb
Mar 15
18
39
5%
Mercantile
Merch
104% Feb
2
7
54% Nov
July 18
125
7 53 %
108
July 27
30
13
9
9
2
.
*4
15%
*500
'
28
28
13
'
8% Mar
4
7
6
Dec
102'/a July
Pea
64
22% Feb
2
21
106
?
v
2
6% Jan
4.000
1
2nd preferred
Melville 3hoe Corp
Mengel Co
15%
15%
18
common
preferred
500
5,200
15'A
8%
*45%
No par
Inc.
Co
4%
% Jan
'
■:
Publishing
Robbins
Stores
8'/a
30'/a
9-
10%
4%
95'A
30
14%
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
McKesson
6% Aug
101
Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Oct
53
3%%
McGraw
*93%
8%
29%
12%
44
10%
*83
50
——
McGraw-Hill
95 %
*P%
11%
46%
*93
Stores Corp common—50c
convertible preferred
100
McLellan
64
13
Preferred
16
94% Nov
lean
.'—No
Corp common
McCrory
7,100
5,200
3
——
19
5
42
McCord
16%
33%
*93%
21%
10%
32%
par
16
33%
27%
11%
4 6'/a
*94
No par
No par
common
26% Feb
6
'■ 14
pfd*—No
,19% Jan
Jan
'
Co
—5
16%
33%
8%
*20 V®
10%
*173
No par
pfd 1947 series—No par
preferred
7:
47%
46 Va
—5
16
508
*8%
11%
30
~-.fi
3
32% Jan
82
com
common
cumulative
9 7V
"20
134
33%
■%
15%
15%
12%
21
*19%
—1
•
508
12%
11%
11%
No par
100
14% Ju.y 23
18 % Aug 16
32% Oct 11
-
Chemical Corp
McCall Corp
1
3
5
—No par
preferred
cum
15 Va
515
40 Va
*40
*131%
134
27%
8%
26%
20%
*4
1
*131%
95%
*93%
10%
5
Co—
preferred
:
11%
16
$3
16
Jan
42% Feb
Corp.
Dept Stores
8%
27
Xl6Va
16%
40%
*40
34
20%
98
$3.75
$3.75
95%
16
47
1
6.25
—
L>
15%
11%
15%
Maytag
2
July
*8Va
7v
98
$3.40
17
35
21
*8% 7; 9
Martin
May
4
14%
*505
7 12%
13
28%
77
19% Apr 27
106'% Jan
8
26%
141/s
A
28%
7%
3
8 Va
16%
,
40%
134
33%
7
16
34
*93%
8%
515
*12%
St' Ry 6Vc
Mathieson
Apr 16
Jun
Exploration—,—
(Glenn
15%
33%
95'/a
*40
*131%
20
Martin-Parry Corp..
"
K
16%
16%
16%
40%
133%
•
*505
—No par
:V
•27%
27
14%
1
1
133%
33%
*8%
5C
Masonite Corp
7 Master Electric Co—,
19
Mar 28
27% Sep
.
'
23
52
-
-
31
13% Jan
16% Jun
12"% Apr
14% Jan
91% Jan
17% May 11
:: 19% July 14
18
July 13
39
July 3
■
7
lb
*40
prior pfd
100
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
4%% preferred
—700
24
100
3
99
Jan
%
*91 Va
7
Shirt—
Midland
Market
47% July 31
100
11% Jan
:
16
22
Aug 18
96% Dec
i.
185
Jan
31% Jun
Feb
18
iO
33'%
10O
Co__
—
Marathon-Corp
105% Feb 27
29
29
RR
7 16%
41
134
CLOSED
No par
10
:
Co—
Maracaibo Oil
V Marine
3
38% Feb
■-
Jun
10%
% July 13
175
29
July 20
13% Jun
8
'24% July 27
i 12
Jun
11'
,
July 19
4
Manhattan
r
Jun '19
50
5
Jan
'
■:
13
5
*40
*132
STOCK
EXCHANGE
No par
com
preferred series Am
Feb
9% Oct
Inc
Madison Square GardenMagma Copper L
Magnavox Co (The)
14% Jun
23% Oct
*
•
7.
Inc—
573
Apr 17
19
1
100
16%
16%
5
common—10
.
Co
Aug
1
10% Mar 15
6% July 13
25
Jan
3
8% July 25
9
Forbes
&
preferred.
4%%
13
17% Mar 16
508
12% Aug 30
9% Dec 27
'
6%
2
Jan
36 V8 Jan
25
24% Apr
550
Jah
5
23% Jun
Feb
103% Jan
7% May 21
28
Working Co
Trucks
2
29
Jun
Jan
M Wood
&
2
26
> Jun
Dec
M
MacAndrews
Jan
14
14% Apr
3
18% Apr
18% Mar 19
42
142% Feb
21
,;31
>35%
7% Mar 30
16
14%
37 '/a May 17
128
19
105
12
Mar 30
>•
34% May 25
28% July 17
101
Nov
3
15.
4
4,000
62 Va
9,603
19%
18%
19%
137/a
19'A
13,200
42
42
42
42'/a
42%
1,200
*138Va
139%
16 Va
16%
3,100
17
17
3,800
5,500
61%
139
15%
16%
55%
113
(61 '/a
138%
16
16%
62
61%
138 Va
16%
17%
,
!
54%
55%
54 Va
54 V2
113%
113%
*112 V4
113'A
150
i
500
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(466)
18
.
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Freviou
Year 1950
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
i per
STOCKS
% per share
$ per share
share
NEW
Highest
106 Vs Jan
20
54
May
20
107
Mar
7
24
Feb
9
21
Dec
27
18 V# Jun
29
67
July 19
84
Nov
10
83% Jan
2
16
Jun
27 V* Dec
27
25 % Jan
2
32
Minn Mln
$4
93% Feb
9% July 12
27
July 28
&
Mfg
preferred
1st
104%
•103'A
104%
1
20%
2 PA
20%
21 y#
88%
88%
88%
89%
common
preferred
100
9% Jan
3
15% Dec 26
4% Jan
3
11% Dec 22
21V* Jan
3
52% Dec 22
4Yb Feb
10
30
Apr
31% Dec
13
54
32% Feb
27
29% Aug
2
11.50 2nd conv preferred
at
Minnesota Power k Light Co_No par
Mission Corp
1
17
1
Mission Development Co
24% Jan
5
13% Feb
2
2
|| July 26
23% May 11;
67% Nor 24
16% Dec 20
15 ya Dec
20% Jan If
23% Jan
«,
22
26% Jan
<
57
3
>
12% Jan
*
13
9
Jun
29
44
s
Jun
19
29
14
15
.
Jan
13
43
Jan
Mar 17
23% Aug 30
52 V* Aug 30
13
53% Jun
Power
Co
108% Jun
<
18VtJun
12
-
52
27
19,700
53%
52%
53%
54
57%
55%
21%.
52
54%
20%
v.^;,
22
21%
22%
22 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
1,600
♦19%
19%.
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,200
103 %
106%
101%
105%
20%
21%
20%
21%
%
v.;-Y 24.
%
24%
24%.
24%.
69%
69%
69
69%.
16%
16%,:
16%
16%
13Ya/
13%' ►
45?%
45%
26
25%.
25%_
104%
107%
21%
21%
22%
JS
S3
H
23%
24
23%
24%
69%-
68%
69%
68%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
13
13%
12%
13
4434
4434
44
44%
26 y2
26%
26%
26%
26'A
24%
24%
68%
No par
:V
*
if
.
•26
;
-'•
;
Y
09%
'
No par
■
.16% 'T¬
IS
=
12%
44%
45
*'
45
46%
26%
26%
26
,
26%
Y,
13%-
,13
,
,
x25%
•
22%
i
•26
26%
26%,.
x
19
19
18%
19
18%
18%
19%
19%
18%.
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%.
Inc
•12%
|
*12%
12%
12%
12%
26%
•
12%
12%
700
8,700
28,300
461,500
7,400
<
12,700
3,800
■\
2,300
11,900
2,400
800
26%
19%
2,500
17%
.
2,500
300
13
*12%.
,13
6,'<00
.
IV
li
'
j
26'A
23,000
*33%
104
%•
15,000
57
J
Murray
28
4%
Apr
4,000
9%
9
'
23% Feb
66
16%.
32%
9%
Co
4%%
2
Jan
16%
32'A,
8%
8%
8%,
12
|
Munsingwear
8
11
49% Feb
25
17
32%
8'%
102%
Inc
Brass
Mullins
55% Jan
Mar 26
45
16%
32%
8%
Mfg Corp
Mueller
26
17
32%
8%
22%
Corp.
Motor Wheel Corp.
112% Jun
25
16%
31%
103%
Motor Products
8
15% Feb
12% July 25
48% July 19
.
:
Motorola
29 • May
9
21% Feb 23
20% Feb
16'A
32»/a
21%.
25
2
15%
100'A
t
52
200
3.900
22.800
32%
19%
2
29
15%
19%
__§
tThe)
*27%
32 >A-
8%
19%
16
25
2J
19 y«
18% Feb
17% July
32 V*
28 %
14'A.
t
16% Jun
1
31%
29%
:
Montana
29
32
29
22
No par
31% Jan
28%
31%
33 y#
Moore-McCormlck Lines
Morrell
(John)
6c Co
Mar 21
28%
29%
13%
Montgomery Ward k Co
320
32%
21%
9
88%
28%
33
8
87%'
28%
14%
Jan
18
88
31%
33 »/#
-74% Feb
,24% July 12
«
6
-
29
88
28%
22%
Co
10.000
28%
14 y«,
25 % Jun
i
It
>
113
13
36% Jan
.
Oct
56% Dec
1108 Y2 July 12
2
JUn
Co
21 VB
28%-
53%,
No par
Utilities
20%
32
33%.
Rights
100
21%
89%
•88
21%
31%
22
4oy» Jan
19
May 24
<
Jan
15
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
24% July 31
13
64
v
Monsanto
3,300
21%
20%
27%
•27
20
Tool-.
Shares
47%
104
28
28%
1.21
12% July 31
42% Aug 24
30% Nov 1«
19% Dec 20
,20% July 17
13% Mar 25
*
Oct
7 21V* Jan
Machine
46%
104.
15%
pfd_10t
Inc
47%
104 %
32 V*
V
100
Mills
Co
46%
•104
31%,
10
A
47%
104%
•104
27
•27
CLOSED
No par
conv
Carpet
Hosiery
Monarch
107% Aug
1
24% July 26
3
11% Jan
:
series
47
Sales far
the Week
t per share
31%
EXCHANGE
t
Corp
com
Pac RR
Mohawk
Mojud
Fuel
RR
preferred
tMissouri
10
16% July 2
73
Jan 25
7 %
9
16% Feb
River
Mo-Kan-Texas
33% Mar 12
39% Feb
77% Dec 21
29
Mississippi
9
July 19
13% July 31
30
19% July 13
t
73% Mar
33
6
49% July 13
12 % Jun 27
(
Aug
35% Apr 30
13% Mar
9
45% July 2
18'A Jun 25
li Aug
t
(,
16% Nov 20
July 26
10% Jun
9
14
29
13% Apr 11
30% July
2
7% Jun 25
„
30
41% Oct
4
HVi Jan
Feb
29% Jun
34 V* Mar 20
STOCK
46%
47
Friday
Aug. 3
Aug. 2
t per share
share
46%
46%
•103 %
24 Vi Jun
27'A July 26
t per
$ per share
I per share
Thursday
Aug. 1
July 31
No par
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co
$5.50
I per share
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 39
No par
common
—_
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
Par
4
101% Jun
S
LOW
STOCK
t per share
37'A Feb
* Sep 26
304
YORK
EXCHANGE
Murphy
12
Co (O C)
preferred
Corp of
preferred
Myers (F E)
1
common
50 %
loo
America
•110
19%
It
com
•45%
.
6c Bros
No par
57
51
51
110
51%
51
111
110
*110
52
51%.
•110
111%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
46
•45 V*
46
•45%
45%
•45%.
45%
57
•56
59
•55'%
58
♦55%
1,700
50
♦110%. 110%
58
19%
51
51
51%
111%
4.800
18%.
,
19
45 %.
19
45%
100
58
100
♦56
N
16
July 13
22
May 20
32
Jan
3
53
Dec
23.
Jan
13
34% Dec II
31
6% Jun
29
14y4 Dec 27
12%| Jan 15
14% July 12
12
Jan
26
175% Jun
30
23
13
31% Dec
31
36
10
July 17
U
35
18
29
28
Jun
26
7
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
15
9% Jan
National
Aviation
12
National
Biscuit
20
1%
11% Feb
2
National
Cash
2
50
26% Jan
10
16% Jun
29*
Jun
7
95
July
3
24
9
Dec
20
11% Jan
7 V2
34
99
July 18
10y4 July 25
25
10%
4,000
14
14%
45,800
15
48
48%
48%
48%
48%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
17%
18 %
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18%
13%
5
31%
32
31%
32
30%
31%
30
30%
30
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
No par
*97%
Distillers
$4.50
Lead
171
171
*170
Jan
25
6%
preferred B
100
146
146%
146
146
146
28
9
9
National
Linen
4V2%
National
2
July 25
Cum
Tea
15 % Jan
104
13
6% Jun
27
28% Jun
27
Apr
Nehl
19
Neisner
11
4%%
13
34% Jun
21
Jan
Apr 18
42% Jan
Jun 22
11% Jan
102
2
9
Feb
Nesco
3
Oct 30
85
Dec
*
6
3%%
New
9
Dec
19
Jan
Newport
28% Jun 29
38% Jan
12
25
21% Jun
7
15% Jun
25
26% Jan
16
29
236 % Feb
2
104% July 30
156% Feb
13
177
Jun
15% Jan
41 % Jan
73
Jan.
215
Jan
15
26
July 17
•43% Jun
5
5-
/
10
18% May 10
24% Dec
4
i5% July 12
*10% Jan
13
Mar 29
39 % Nov
53% Mar
28
31
8
25% Jan
597/s Jan
24
25
Jun
2
23% Mar
26
22-%
22%
•101%
102%
16%
15%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
29
Mar
Y
6%
Y
N
Chic
1,800
600
16
3,000
8%
1,700
9%
10'A
*10
10'A
10%
10%
37%
38
31 Vb
37%
38
37
37
10
19
Feb
Mar
13
•94%
CLOSED
*94%
96
11%
12
12
18%
*15'
94%
,
.'
11%
11%
96%
*94
109%
*108
vW
18%
18%
77
*75
95%
,*94
r-t 0 OO
O CD
18%
19
77
11%
11%
96%
103%
109
*107
*94%
95%
*94
96%
*94
37%
19
18%.
77
*75
*75
1,800
*16',
8
*104
500
16%
___
10%
10%
2,000
37%
37%
1.600
*94%
94%
106%
93%-
20
11%
9,100
11%
12
96%
•94
96%
108%
600
19
18 %
18 3 4
3.900
77
77
77
108%
110
20
18
18%
214
216
211
211
212
212
*212
214%
210%
105
105
104'A
105
104%
104%
104%
104 34
104%
105
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
50%
*50
51
*50%
51
*50
*87
90
*87
91
*87
91
50
*320
380
•320
380
*320
380
380
380
900
1,400
52
90
Haven
&
5%
Y
Shipbldg
Y
State
Co
RR
Hart RR
series
Corp
Elec
k
16%
46%
stock__l
A
16%
16
Vb
16%
16%
17 Vb
16%
16%
5,100
46%
46%
46%
46%
47%
47%-
47%
2,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
1,900
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4,200
%
9/64
9/64
22%
22%
92
22%
22%
22%
22%
26
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25%
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82%
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Central
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Gas
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94
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82
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10
37%
37%
37%
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100
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49%
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48%
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43,200
10
25,900
50
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46%.
46%
21
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preferred
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46
21
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North American Co
46
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114,400
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4
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92
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92
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100
preferred
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91%
92
100
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10
16
46%
15%
22%
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preferred
preferred
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30
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26%
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Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
1
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15%
lot
6
,
700
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&
T
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No par
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15%
Corp—
preferred
Norfolk
50'A
16%
46 %
Rights
$8.75
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15%
100
partic
Gas
15%
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A
Common
*
46,400
210 %
100
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N
18%
18
18
100
com
90
N Y New
5
8
EXCHANGE
1
Nopco Chemical Co
13
:
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.;
14%
15'/b
82
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-
180
7,600
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
,
9 A Jun
1
Jun
29
10% Mar
19% Jan 25
24
26
15/2 Mar 31
$3.60
$4.80
103% Feb
«6./Jun 28
O6
23
Common
2
94% Feb 16
109% May 25
.
18
10'A
STOCK
No par
Co
common
8
19VsFeb
Jun
10
new
preferred
50
28% Jan
1^% Jan
16 VB
106%
50%
Dock
Noma
*52% Feb
109% Dec 16
16
*104
100
Louis
9
29
13
16%
106'/a
*50
9
Mar 22
*16
*104
100
12% May
29
16'A
106%
*87
•35% Jan
A Jun
*16
*104
No par
29
Jun
16%
105%
Shares
10%
10%
-
No par
8% Jun
^''Juu 25
xl3
$ per share
10'A
16
1
pfd_100
Central
N Yft Harlem
7
25/2 May 23
10%
•104
No par
com
Brake
& St
non-cum
6
May
10%
York
Feb
*
10%
10%
the Weak
No par
102
•
$ per share
share
*10%
10%
Sales fez
Aug. 3
t per share
series A
City Omnibus Corp
29
44
10'A
Friday
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
t per
$ per share
I per share
Thursday
Wednesday
July 31
July 30
1
common
preferred
91% Jun
88% Jam
Tuesday
Monday
100
Inc
Air
York
New
N
3.60%
3.90%
32% Mar 28
Preferred
27
15% May 10
•'
8
preferred
preferred
$1.10
series
Northwestern
33
Ohio Edison Co
Norwich
107%
100
98
10%
85%
107%
98
9%
85%
*107
*98
9%
10
*
98%
Pharmacal
14
14'A
13%
9%
22 J/4
22
22 Vb
28%
29%
29
29
21%
21%
21%
21%
10
10
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85%
86
85%
108
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108
98 %
99
98 %
14%
22%
S.B8
Co
10
DO
Telegraph
10
85 %
*107%
86
108
28
common
preferred
4.6%
30V8Julyl8
21% July 30
*85
100
Northwest Airlines Inc
24 V* May 10
10
100
98%
13%
13%
22
22
*28%
21
29%
21%
14
22 Vo
*29
21%
14
14%
140
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330
99
650
14
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22%
8613
103
108
4,300
22
2,700
29%
29
29%
420
21%
21
21%
11,100
O
35% May 28
112% Mar 9
Dec
21
26% Feb
14
20
20 V* Dec
18% Oct
9
30 % Jan
2
100% July
9
46% Dec 28
18% Dec
For
22%
102%
16%
16
4,200
3.40%
22% Dec 28
8
22%
102%
15%
3.600
Class
26
July
8%
22%
101%
15%
20
7
20
19% July 11
8'A
22%
101%
22%
102
33''a
5
15% Jun
90
15%
15%
20
23
23 V* Jun
95
22%
101 %
27
*86%
33
Feb
14% Dec 28
16
86%
33'A
94
:
19
/2 July 10
28% July 12
27%
86%
.
20 V8
27
27
104% Dec
410
27%
86%
27%
85%
33%
9/64 July 24
Mar
X
88
17% Dec
15.800
27%
86%
26%
85%
20
99
38% Aug
29
700
27%
87%
27
27%
1,000
11.200
19%
Jun
80% Jun
6
18
July 18
3
12% Jun
26%
33
9
2
Jun
48
26%
47%
•26%
19%
17
2
8
47%
27
47%
32%
17
22% Jan
76% July
13
48%
46
26% ',26%
33%
18
x28% Jan
5
31% Jan
97% Jun
164,400
20
20
31 % Jan
15
1%
28%
19%
Feb
88% May 18
•39% Feb 23-
27
2,600
1 %
28%
35
32%
410
-33% Dec 28
9% Dec
35%
1%
28%
1%
•28
20%
17
3
106% July 13
35 3 8
26%
22%
preferred
Yoi-k
$5
8
1
35%
1%
29
32'A
New
Jun 25
,( 82
Feb 27
H90V* Dec
35
1%
20
2
5
Jan
34%
*28
32
25
-28V<.Dec
-
2.100
5
Apr
*78% Jan
17
8%
1
91
25
19
21% Feb 24
17% Dec
8%
8%
.
New
54 % Apr
29
20% Jan
103"% Mar 20
'
200
9
9
47
86%
170
146%
Newport News Ship k Dry Dock
3
Jun
87
9
Jan
Oct
7,200
•145%
45%
101%
Mining Corp
Industries
common
4V*%
3
43% Jun
|
91
-16
93%
146
26%
22%
July 28
New Jersey
Ncwmont
Feb"li
97% Jun
99
146
27
27'A
Saturday
England Elec System
Pr & Lt Co 4%
20
17
6
29
14
5,600
146%
1%
101%
5
Feb
N
91V* Dec 22
98 >' July 26
;
18%
172%
28%
Xl5%
STOCK
Co (J J)
preferred
24
ax
4
49.200
•171
1%
1
Inc
116
4
25% Jan
*
92 %
94%
28%
86
1
103
15% May 24
24 % Mar
34%
33%
100
series
Co
preferred
20
Apr
YORK
Newberry
7
12% Mar
July 17
28% Apr
16% July 13
-24% Dec 15
•98 V*
99
2,700
31%
172
28%
No par
Bros
82% Jan
21
73% Nov 21
T
*26'A
5
4.20%
Fibre
Corp
23% Feb
6
246% Apr 19
17% Dec 28
52
Dec 27
100
Co
Par
18
xl05
20% Apr 12
12
92%
7,200
18%
Y
171
47%
47
10
EXCHANGE
18% Feb
2
21% July 27
Dec
•98'A
95%
3,400
171
l'/8
1
28%
No par
9
34%
34
_No par
100
conv
NEW
14% Jan
23
14% Oct 31
93
No par
ex-dist
Corp
Corp
f per share
8% Jan 11
13
21% Dec 21
26
Dec
8%
1
Co
Highest
9% Jun 25
10
Nov
56 Y Jan
Lt
Vulcanized
17% Jun
•00
&
pfd
Natomas
$ per share
34% Oct 21
Jun
Corp
preferred
15
Apr
2
17% Jun 25
42
Service
National Sugar Kef Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com___10
30
25 % Feb
103
Power
10% Feb
75
•; 19
.
99
9
89% Jan
99
4
88'A
171
3
18
13 y8 Jan
88%
87%
88%
•98'A
99
•98
99
170
16
29% May
7
4
80% Dec
28 V* Mar 29
87%
10
common
•
STOCKS
share
188 % Oct
Co
'
100
32% Feb
2
20 '/a Nov 22
152
Prod____
preferred
National
Jan
26
3
10%
14%
Natl
10% Jan
29
10%
10%
30
93
Jun
4,300
14%
16% Apr
104% Dec
July
12,500
55%
14'%
2
6
-
9%
55%
14%
14'A Jau
Apr
90
9%
56%
14
10%
preferred A
56
Mar 14
93
128
170
9%
56
14%
Steel
13
3
10%
9%
56
171
14%
National
Apr
26'A Mar 29
55
32%
•169%
14%
1
9
105% Feb 16
13'/« Mar 23
11% Jan
9%
54%
32%
168%
14'A
Jan
42% Nov 25
66 Vs Mar 14
93A
9%
9%
53%
10
54%
7%
38'A May
; 26% July 13
103
58
9%
53%
31%
168%
169
10%
Shares
5
*99% Sep
10,600
32%
32
•167%
169
9% Jan
Lowest
106% Aug 11
July 11
32%
32%
168%
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
11V* Jun
p\ 32
168%
14%
National
12% Feb 28
July 13
2,700
32%
32
168%
10%
Natl
Highest
17% Feb
2,900
19%
14%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
Year 1959
S per
20%
19%
:
14%
Range for Previous
Lowest
20%
19%
13%
3
8
20%
19%
14%
9
t
20%
19
10%
13
21% Jun
20%
19
13%
1% Aug
9
20%
19-
4
156
101% July 38
14% Oct
5,300
20%
19
10%
28% Feb
24% Dec 28
15%
20%
19%
13%
2
21% Jan
15%
20 %
I
2
x85
15%
20%
1
% Jan
Jun
15% '
770
3,700
*18%
It
Co
>25% Jan
43
15%
•
2
8% July 16
30 y8 Jun 29
.
:
1
National Gypsum Co com
103
Jan 29
95% Aug
1
185% Jan
29
141% May
4
Nov
89
102 y2 Mar 10
15%
22,500
37
National
2
Mar 13
169
Nov 21
23% Feb
Jun
65
8
21% Dec It
1
15
36%
National Dairy Products
No par
National Department Stores
33% July 13
21% Mar 23
15% Apr 27
13
15%
17%
17%
15%
10
Jan
44% May 28
17% July 19
71 % Apr
8% Aug
15
Cylinder Gas Co
29% Oct
$ per share
69%
No par
City
53 V* Nov 27
20
•69
36
_1
Register
Lines Inc
Container
U Jan
July 13
July 13
69%
34%
100
National
Jan
'
4
18 %
69
35
common
National
26
14% Jan
Co
National
28
Mar 22
18
68
34%
_
1
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
25
18%
68
34%
Fibres Inc
6
69% Dec 29
4
18
71%
34%
Can Corp
National
24
17%
68 %
34%
Corp
preferred
10
July 27
56% Aug
2
17%
72%
34
I
Airlines
Automotive
14% Aug
35% Mar 31
7
National
13
35% Jan
184% Jan
18
72
1
I
Louis
15% Feb
102
5
10 V*
National
21
22% May 31
29
23% Dec
16% Apr 13
21% Apr
22% Feb
2
Jun
Jun
17%
.100
Corp
8c St
Co
2
159
Jan
Acme
27% Dec 21
11
x% Dec
National
13 Va Mar 28
Jan
22 y2 Jun
3
164
f
185 % Jun
7% Jan
Aug
Nash-Kelvinator
11
July 13
*150
Chatt
37
Nov 13
20% Dec 22
10
Jan
Nashville
Mar 15
16
50
July 25
178
9
11% Oct 11
14% Mar 30
20'% July 17
15
Mar
14% Dec 21
27
94% Jan
Feb
2
79
16% Jan
46% Nov 24
7% July 12;
6% Jun 27
Jun
Jan
22% Feb
31
8% Apr 29
July 13
10%
May 27
186
2
2
51 % Jan
20
Dec 2t
39% Jan 17
5% July 13
'
17% July
21
100
20
Jun 22
89
19% Jan
9
28 % Nov
22
101% Oct
5
footnotes
esee
page
26
43% Mar 29
28
Jan
Jun
18
May
19
2
Jan
17
110% Mar 12
99% Feb
56
July 31
21% Feb
20
27
Jan
28
8
25% Jan
2
81% Mar
6
87
8
106% Mar
6
22.
Jan
common.
1
32%
32%
32%
33
preferred
preferred
—101
102%
102%
102'/a
103
100
•89%
Co—
No par
55%
4.40 %
-
3.90
Ohio
Oil
Okla Gas & Electric Co
4%
Oliver
preferred
Corp
4%%
common
convertible
preferred
10
•21
29
com
•19
1
28%
100
99%
32 3A
89%
54%
56
21%
21
18%
19
29%
29 Va
99%
99%
99%
V
32%
33
'
103%
9,200
380
103
89 V2
90
55 Vb
54'%
55
54 3
4
54%
10 800
21 Vb
21
19%"
33
103 V2
89 V2
21 Vb
21
21 %
21 V»
21%
700
18%'
291/2:
18%
18%
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29%
29%
30%
29%
30
99%
99%
99%
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•
29%
32%
54V2
89 3A
55%
33
90
103'A
90
'
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103'A
18%
99%
103
*99
90
18%
50
500
7,700
100
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(467)
19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Rang* for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1950
Lowest
I per share
10% Jan
Sper share
3
15
Jan
3
113
20 % Jan
20
95
30
14 %
72
Range Since Jan. 1
■
Highest
July 26
July 10
19
Oct
25
26
14
75% Feb
19
Nov
27
73% Feb
2
13 % July 1?
Oct
21
Jan
6
104
Feb
25
98
21% Dec
20
11% Apr
7% Jan
19
14% July 19
1
'
22
3
49
July 12
27% July 11
15% July 27
Sep
16% Jun
1
17% Jan
27
53
37
8
23
Feb
Apr
16% Jan
4
30% July 26
35% JUn
48
55% Mar 10
28% Apr
48
3
98% July 13
142% July 21
2% Jun 29
13
Dec
8% Dec
35% July 23
49% Feb
3
8
7
Dec
18
4% JUn 29
4% Jan
11
12% Dec
28
x9% July 18
27% Oct
19
25
49% Mar 20
102
107
Aug 15
5% Feb
1
17% Feb
28
34% Jan
4
16
6
Dec
6
21
Jun
29
10
21
May 24
40% July 10
57
27
18% Dec
17
•
20
8
Jan
Paramount
15
0
Park
62% Aug
36% Aug
2
Parke
3
Parker
19% Jun
5
30
10
22% Jun
*-•
,
29
Mar
26
74% Jan
10
15% Mar 16
27% Mar 10
19% May 24
xl06
8
40% Feb
July 3
64% Apr 11
12% Jun 25
21
Oct
25 % Jan
35
X24% Mar
9
110
9
Jan
14% Jun
27
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
20
64% Nov 27
52% Jan
10
69
36% Feb
30
25
34% Mar 27
18
Dec
25
18
Penn
26% Jan
18
Pennsylvania
Jun
6
Jun
34
6
Jan
17% Jan
8
66% Dec
56
62 % Dec
Jan
5
23% July 20
23% July 18
112
Dec
14
57
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
3
28
Jun
20
34)2% Oct
23
.106% Jun
9
x94
July
105% Oct
20
110% Feb
24
104
Apr
Pfizer
26% Feb 23
8
4.4%
9 per share
$ per share
2
95% Feb
27
46
4
July 17
.
102% July 17
100 Va Oct 30
14
Jan
107
Jun
25
107% Jan
16
Juiy 11
1043/4 Jan
Feb '
Dec
95% Feb,28
29
20 -
11% May 22
24
34% Mar 23
Mar
7
96
39% May 24
27
Feb
17% Jun
16% Apr
4
97
9
8
,
Feb
5
49% July 31
X173A Jun
1
35% Apr
30
31
Jan
2
Jun
9
98
July
6
17% Sep
26
16
Jan
2
173/a Jan
8
29
106
104
Jan
17
110
Oct
5
110% Jun
29
110% Jun
11% July 14
21
Oct
17
19 % Jan
22
373/8 Aug
86
96
Nov
22
91
40
Dec
29
1% July 30
Mar 17
24% July
3
14% July 17
July
37% Jun
25% Nov 21
16
Jun
6
;
25
155
Mar 21
148
July
6
155
Jan
163
Mar 22
174
Dec
14
161
Jun
4
174
40% Oct
7
37% Jan
25
7
Mar 30
Jan
9% Dec 21
,18% Dec
-3
125
-61% July 25
19% Jun 30
135% Jan
19
20
8 3/a
6
Nov
18
24
,
32
145
Dec
July
2
74
30
Jan
141
Jan
31% Jan
10% Jan
14% Apr 12
34% Aug
1
28% Jun
51%
Nov~22
Jan
16
52%
27
18% Dec
12% Dec
15
7% Mar 23
27
-55
July
80
3
Mar 22
133/4 Jun
27
Jan
4
21% Jun
30
24% July 12
115% Nov
;
8
3
147
4
21% July 17
11% Jun
>38
30
29
29% Jan
31
Publicker
90
Jan
16
95
Feb
19
$4.75
23% Jun
25
30% Feb
19
1
23
80% Jun
21
91 Vb Feb
13
8
21% Jan
2
23% Feb
26
30% Feb
107% Mar
48% Nov
2
9
13
24
May 24
97% Jun 29
41% Apr
27% Feb
107
26% Feb
27
106% Dec
26
109% Jan
10
1063A Mar
8
25% July 18
34% Jan
30
27% Jan
2
48% Dec 30
46 »/a Mar 28
4
24% Nov 24
24
13
21
7
563A July 26
110
May 23
31% Feb
31% Jun 25
Industries
Serv
4.64%
Inc
$1.40
Pure
5%
Oil
Feb
2
159
Jan
22
29
Feb
0
2
22% July 18
100
94
♦92%
94
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
18%
*92%
94 %
•16%
99
18'A
♦953A
.
99
48%
48%
49%
X47%
48%
48
48%
47%
48%
16
153/4
153/4
14%
15%
15%
15%
♦143/4
15%
35
34%
34%
34%
343A
343A
35
100%
♦98%
16%
—
16%
♦110%
100
100
,
16%
100
16%
♦100
16%
*110%
—
—
31%
31%
34%
i
16%
35
100
100%
/.'.
2,y
34%
2
36%
35%
2]if
37%
3
92%
43
43
43
43%
45
17%
17%
17
17
17%
17%
151
151
151,
159%
160
162
45
28,300
3t»a
*92%
42%
363%
90,900
27/a
92%
443/«
3
♦148
154
157%
447/a
>>-44%
*148
158
.
94
70
V: 443A
45V4
6,200
17%
173/a
1,700
154
♦148
154
158%
158%
159%
45%
45%
10
159 %
453/8
45%
30
1,200
—
353A
Ml
92%
1,000
16%
•110%
92%
fr
400
100
•16%
103/4
•110%
82,800
35
91%
46'A
'
120
11,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,500
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
21%
233A
23%
23%
30,300
72%
72%
72%
74
75
75%
73
74%.
76%
76%
76
76%
76 Vb
77%
77%
27%
27%
27%
*26%
27%
*27%
•140
145
23%
13
•26%
•142
>
9%
>>•142
145
145
78%
78%
28
27 %
142 >
142
•140
>
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
12%
12%
12%
12%
♦12'A
13
•12 %
32%
33%
33 VB
34%
33
49%
493A
50
*17
173/a
16%
17
16%
10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
::
13%
670
2,750
400
143
10
24%
2,700
13
33%
;
,
78%
27 Va
„
33
333/a
51%
513A
513A
17'A
13%
171/4
nVa
133A
13%
200
21,100
1,000
2,000
>
4,100
9,300
12% 1
12%
12%
12%
12%
36%
37
*36
37%
37%
36
36
69%
70%
68%
69
68
68%
68%
67%
5
683/4
68%
183/b
4,800
19'A
19
19%
19%
20%
19%
203/8
193A
20 Va
16,900
♦90
91
12%
*35%
•90
123A
12%
37%
91
♦90
12%
12%
•36
91
90
90
26%
26%
263/8
26%
26%
4,100
30%
30
30%
29%
30%
6,100
111%
111%
26 3/8
26%
26%
29%
30'A
30
30
—100
—100
112%
112%
•112
113
82%
82%
82%
82%
81%
81%
No par
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
500
30
26%
com
*
26%
10
Indiana—No par
f
:
*112
113
•111
113
♦90
91
110
30
♦81%
A
82%
81%
8IV4
190
23%
23%
233A
23%
10,200
15,300
26 3A
26%
263A
26 Va
26 Va
99
99
99
99
No par
160%
100 »/2
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
No par
44 VB
443A
6,000
55%
56%
56%
X55 %
55%
55%
100
55%
54'%
551/2
19,100
1063A
55%
107%
107%
*107%
108
107%
107%
•106%
107%
500
No par
29%
28%
29
29%
291/4
700
100
Inc
(The)
common
preferred
Quaker Oats
48
5
5,900
♦48% > 493/4
No par
Purity Bakeries Corp
2
49%
95%
17%
preferred
conv
10
49%
*95%
493A
div preference corn—No par
4.08%
92%
49%
32%
1
♦91
96%
17%
com
preferred
Pullman
92%
32%
com
preferred
3%%
Pub Serv El & Gas
*91
♦48%
of Colo
of
92%
1
preferred
Co
3,500
17,800
*91
No par
5
Jau
140% Jun
183/4 Jan
Feb
48% May
2
Public
13%
23%
73
233A
preferred series A—50
Public Serv Co
133/4
23%
No par
Pocahontas
Gamble
cum
13%
24'A
71%
*12%
Co new——3
133/4
23%
21
1
class B
Shares
13%
233A
'
9%
the Week
13%
*16%
44%
Sales for
*
23%
*95%
5
conv
17% Jun
26% Feb
18
(The)
Aug. 3
t per share
*
18 %
159%
200
100
Friday
Aug. 2
t per share
99
•146
80
993/4
106%
49%
17%
Inc
Thursday
Aug. 1
S per share
*16'/a
31%
112
*99
•105%
PRICES
Wednesday
*953/4
16%
•110%
993A
106
*95%
17%
4%%
7
SALE
*98%
106
96%
42
Procter
30% Aug
HIGH
993/4
106
1,600
49'/a
413/4
Co
111%
*98%
470
10,800
■
48%
1
&
25Va
*95%
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
.—100
Co
27%
25
96
1%
Creek
27 Va
..
49
♦89%
Plymouth Oil
27%
24%
243A
111% 111%
96
lift
Co
27 Va
25
48 %
91%
Plough
27
97
1%
Coal
,
40,300
493/a
♦89%
Consolidation
61%
111%
92%
par
preferred—No
11
90 % Jun
30
Rights
convertible
61 Va
18%
•110%
RR
Co com__No par
17
14
27
Louis
Pitts Coke & Chem
61 %
99
100
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2,500
13,200
61%
*16 VB
34%
<
46 %
200
2,600
61%
•953A
♦98%
20
4,600
,
653/4
18%
25
19%
20 Va
/
46'A
96
46%
22
200
103
22
121
*953A
No par
2
Jan
1193/4 Feb
•92%
23,700
50 Va
103
121 Va
121
*16'/a
*15%
common
preferred
St
CLOSED
-*49%
64 Va
♦105 %
f per share
♦91
9%
9%
9%
1,400
443/8
%
45%
21Va
1211/4
993/4
105%
Tuesday
July 31
I per share
5
41% Jan
26% May 24
LOW AND
July 30
21
*243/4
110%
993/4
1053/a
Monday
No par
new
27
1103/4 May 25
Oct
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
33
14
313A Jun
110%
983/4
106
203/s
26%
111%
100
100
1,400
643A
27
48%
400
32
120%
613/4
25%,
*95%
3,200
63%
62
25%
STOCK
;
47,700
64
62
26%
No par
100
com
46%
61
27
EXCHANGE
120
50
19%
120 Va
63
24%
Phoenix
'
19
23% Dec
Jones Corp
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
5%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Dec
103
Phillips
17
Apr 28
45 Va
■
263/4
series preferred
•31
120
*102% 103 v
22%
22%
20 Va
120%
643/a
92
16% Jan
1
46%
119 Va
63 3/8
92
29
80
43
118 Vt
65
9'A
50
„
22 3/e
19%
13%
10 Vi Jun
2
20
193/4
50
103
22>/b
24%
Potomac Electric Power Co
24
61
I per share
32
119%
9 5/8
9%
♦49
23%
14% Feb 28
20% Dec
85
50
Saturday
July 28
4
Jun
433/4
*110%
'
19 Va
*102%
22 %
193/4
U9%
' :>>
13 Va Jan
57
9%
49%
103
21%
20%
63%
STOCK
19
Nov
Apr
4
9%
22%
42%
100
*31
120
*18%
No par
Poor &
28% May 31
123
3
193/4
49%
*102%
118%
—j.
Pond
62% July
20
32%
118'/a
No par
common
28
19
21%
10%
50
103
_100
preferred
19
29
91
5
*18%
1
Feb
Dec
9%
♦49
•102%
120%
Vi
110
'
193/4
25
19% Jan
71% Dec
253/4 Nov
*31
::i2o
Inc
8
13 3A Dec
33
121
*18%
5
46% July 2
15% Jun 28
19
16% Mar
*31
121
_100
Plttston
18
31% Dec 30
10
67
2
Jan
98
123/8 Apr
i
18%
67
200
273/4
67%
9
9
33% Jan
2
17
3,400
24
67
Feb
16
Jan
400
>24%
*23
68
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
1323/4 Jan
22% July 10
May 16
1
21
30
2
Jan
70% July 24
76% Nov 27
13
July 28
93A Sep
-
17
Feb
46% Apr
103/8 Jan
123A
24%
24
68
Pittsburgh
3
•12%
;
24%
4
*23
69
133/4
$5
6,900
67
223A
Pitts
Feb
1
10% July 17
2
67 •■■■?•'
32
14
3is Aug
2
98% May 10
45% Aug
3
Mar
71
Co
YORK
&
1,300
67
68
No par
Co
300
36
32
233/a
C
13
243/a
24
3,300
21%
36
68
13%
C
13
24
,
83/8
8%
-21%
f
18%
22%
Pitts
13
233/4
*23
1
$4
'67%
*123/4
24%
94
Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common___5
4% preferred
100
.
67
:
67
8%
21 '/a
27%
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
3.90%
-37
-
•107%
Philco
22
9
148
30% July 17
23
13
23%
*21
363/4
19
Par
19
80% Dec 29
4
15% Dec
9
93
9Va Mar 31
28 Va Dec
56% Mar
96
97
27
101% Dec
May 11
3/a Jun 29
14
20
8
57% Jan
Dec
87
46
103% Dec 21
3
91% Aug
96% May 3
58% Oct 23
•123/4
't
*20 3/4
27%
t per share
19
66%
8%
21 %
109%
EXCHANGE
25% Feb
67%/;'
■•8%
-36 3/8
2,300
3,000
18s/s
983/4
17% Jan
36
400
.
63A
275/a
♦105%
2
83/.
*20%
363/4
9,900
15%
*107%
100
29
8%
20%
:
63A
"
183/4
100
Jun
36%
3,600
15%
15 V4
27%
preferred
13
3S%
6%
15
108%
preferred
20% Jan
1
36 Va
6%
15%
18 3/8
4.3%
16% Nov 22
♦35%
6%
15
27%
3.8%
23% Dec
353/4
6%
15
♦107%
4
15
353/4
300
62
183/4
9
18
Dec
61 Va
273/4
Feb
11% Apr
62 3%
108%
Jan
t per share
„
613/4
18%
106
NEW
61. %
27%
110
20
84 Va Jan
&
preferred
Highest
613/8
9,100
2%
*107%
6
Lowest
23/4
19
17
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
23A
273/4
100
STOCKS
Year 1950
44
108V2
preferred (conv)
Range for Previous
Lowest
OO
15,900
243A
43%
Co
(The)
*98%
6
35
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_.10
•144
com
♦25%
100
107
29%
36 Vb
146
26%
*983A
29
100
29
34%
34%
33%
X142%
142%
♦1423/4
26%
253/4
*253/i.
35%
144
253A
29
35%
143 Va
•253A
29
36
143%
26
35%
•143 %
26
36
144%
26
200
3,200
120
200
R
12% Jan
3
73 % Jan
13
23% Apr
18
16% Jan
80
25
75
Nov
July 16
3% Apr
2
3
100
27
Feb
3
July 13
103% Jan
35
For footnotes
see
Nov
92
Jun
28
16
38
Jan
1
22.
Mar
5
>
4% Jan
8
5% Feb;
.
May 16
10
page
82"
8
103 - Jan
40% Mar
9
5
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50
1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
—
_*
pfd
1
100
No par
20%
21%
20%
203/4
20%
21
20%
21%
21%
21%
75%
75%
75
75%
75
75
♦74'A
75
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
75%
3%
75
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
3%
3%
•94%
96%
•94%
96%
♦94%
96%
♦37
37 Vb
37%
37%
37'A
37
*
50
7%
24
43%
2%
66%
•
73A
24%
*423/4
44
5
$1 conv preference com
Jan
■
4,000
183/4
Brewing Co
Electric
7%
200
59%
97
23/4
8%
24«/4
OQ
73/4
24
37%
57%
2%
363/4
123/4
23%
8
23%
•36
♦95
27%
America
of
Phila
X115
67%
123/4
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
9
67
33 %c
Corp
2nd
7%
23%
*42%
36 Va
10
common
(Chas)
4%
3
17
96
•106%
Co
28% Mar
26
109
*,
1
Pfeiffer
58 Va
95
50
preferred
Petroleum
56%
No par
Light Co
63% Mar 27
2
23% Apr
116% Mar 23
9
69% Jan
Apr 25
25% Jan
May
4%%
36 Va
55%
96%
20%
-..
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
'
36
"
83/s
7
RR
Pet Milk Co
9
46% Aug
121% Aug
July 10
59% Apr
3
29
13
22% Mar 12
113
44% Mar 27
Apr
22 %
3
36% July
Pepsi-Cola
56
11
18% Jan
j
19
105% Feb
3
3
12% Jan
100% Apr 27
27
24% Feb
,
&
69,300
27,600
100
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
125% Feb
25
29
July 20
Power
5%
10%
35%
6%
300
5 Va
10 Va
62
15
21
37
10
preferred
27% Apr
8% Jun
4
Jun
5%
x21
363/4
No par
Coke
Corp
Pern-Dixie Cement Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
5
16
17% Nov 24
18
&
*
No par
(J C) Co
Coal
29
*111% Jun 29
22
Jan
Penney
x8%
25
Ford
16% Jun
6
37% Feb
&
24% Jan
May 19
107
13
prior preferred
conv
Penn
6
41 % Feb
Mar
5%
Penick
8%
5 Va
10 Va
23/4
♦34%
6%
8 3%
43/4
8
60%
35 %
15%
Feb
July 13
July 12
62 %
35%
6%
Dec
11% Jan
61
22,000
10 Va
54
23%
2%
20
20%
19%
5,700
36
43
14%
29
20 % Dec
73/4
650
5 Va
43/a
•95
23%
4,700
'
139
5
83/4
3,300
38 3A
10 V.
96 %
43
23/,
*85/8
2,500
13,900
*
109
.
•138%
54%
23%
5
28
28
2%
8%
4%
50
.
10
36%
54%
•95
8%
20%
8%
4 %
44%
•43
5
common
83/4
10%
♦36
96%
No par
22
103
7%
23%
37
55%
Peabody
110
12
19%
53%
139
20%
20%
*8%
40
,
52
38
109
20%
19%
,
513A
,
38
5%
8%
4 3/8
51%
109
4%
19%
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Co
51%
37%
108%
,
5
43/4
*35
2.50
Transportation
51%
*138%
43/4
10"
38%
139
43/4
4%
38%
*138 3/e
4%
10%
39%
33 Va
37'/a
♦95
Mines—1
♦38
,
213/4
108 3/8
4%
55
1,000
26 Va
*52
32%
108
139
•26%
55
21%
X37
139
26'/a
33%.
37%
10%
1
26%
•
15%
21%
108 %
139
15%
32%
36%
Parmelee
Coal
51%
1,800
99%
15%
*52
•
7,900
18%
*97
15%
20%
108%
8%
1
Co
51%
18%
;
600
81
86'A
33
36 %
183/4
No par
Proof
51%
99 Va
4,600
18%
*77
84%
18%
*97
363A
18%
•
50
.
203/4 •'
-
108%
8
9
7% July 12
Rust
32%
,
*18%
38%
203/4
33%
4%
1
Co
203A
-
;
55
38%
33
14
6
139
&
39%
18%
81
700
30
36%
843A
,
27
■<
20%
16
18% Dec
*•
Davis
*52
33 VB
8% Jan
*106% Jun
29
Consolidated
*26%
55
20%
10% Jan
30
July 14
Utah
27
♦52
♦38
*137
No par
Corp
•26
39%
18%
83 Yb
18%
•25 %
353A
*77
99%
15%
,
36
1
Corp
Distillers
19
*15%
30
36 %
83 3A
18%
*97
15%
55
513A ,51%
5
Refining
Pictures
Tilford
19
15 5/8
*25 Va
•
80
823A
99%
26
21% Feb
13 % Dec
•
&
19
4
7% Apr 29
18% July 26
10% Jun
Park
*77
108
100
&
♦18%
85
♦97
153%
29
13
107
Panhandle East Pipe L com
19
99%
36
18%
82%
353A
80
18%
♦79
30
32%
No par
Airways Inc
& Transp
19
80
85%
*35 Va
36%
20%
1
Petrol
30
35%
♦38
100
Car
World
4% preferred
Panhandle Prod
4% Jan
6% July 31
Motor
Amer
Pan-American
*25%
7% Jun
38% Mar 17
30% Aug 22
Packard
30
97%
37
Shares
10'A
96%
♦52
*
Pacific Western Oil Corp com new_4
4% preferred
10
Pan
10%
96%
26
25
Corp
103A
96 %
15%
100
Consolidated
5
Feb
25% Feb
3
Tin
103/s
13% Jun
'70% Nov
6
18
Pacific
10%
97%
*97
10
com
10%
*96%
19
*
No par
Teleg
10%
97 %
84%
No par
Telep &
preferred
Saleefer
the Week
1 per share
•
10%
18
25
21% Jan
3
104% Jan
6%
-
$ per share
♦96%
29
9 % Dec
23 % Dec
8
July 3i
31 % Jan
18
July 23
59% Aug
20
2% July 2
40% Jan 11
22
9% Jan
4
5% Apr
15% Apr
53 % Apr
Jun
7
33% Aug 22
9% Jan
31
Feb
95
5
Dec
46% Jun
26% July 11
40
X40
22% Oct
7
13% Apr
9
48% Nov 24
1% Mar 21
7
67/a Mar
29
Mar 15
28
Mar
<8% Dec
July 20
4% Jun
14
8% Mar 16
3
29
Pacific
30
21% May
May 24
27
Mar
Corp
Pacific Mills
1
6% Feb
113
.
Lighting
5
151% Jan
8
38
Pacific
May
3% Jun
Jun
6
Jan
18% Apr 17
"34% Jan -13
No par
No par
3
103
8% Jan
non-cum
64% Mar
138
6
preferred
Friday
Aug. 3
...
Aug. 2
1 per share
11
*79
10
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric
26
Dec
common
1st
Sep
~8%
Co
2nd prefererd non-cum
152
4
Coast
Thursday
Aug. 1
$ per share
97%
♦18%
CLOSED
5
21% Aug
34% Mar
17
EXCHANGE
100
Inc
PRICES
Wednesday
36%
STOCK
No par
com
19
3
f per share
12.50
preferred
Fisheries
15
111% May 23
17
Pacific
Inc
conv
Amer
Feb
44
31% Mar 27
18
9
cum
SALE
July 31
•25%
•
2.50
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
*96%
No par
Glass
Products
4%
Pacific
May
Mfg
64% Feb
3 *
x49% Jan
Pabco
1
6
30
&
Co
Owens-Illinois
19% Feb
July 13
27
Mar 21
Marine
Monday
July 30
*10%
par
101% Mar
'
10
43
July 26
21
16
• per share
Corp (The) common
S
convertible preferred A..100
Collins
10
Elevator
No
Outboard
July 20
86% July 20
29
Jan
65% Sep
Sep
8%
Outlet
Jan
79
-
July 28
Oppenheim
80
82
*7
Saturday
Omnibus
5
May 28
Otis
2
Aug
2
Jan
17% Feb 27
5
LOW AND
STOCK
Par
39% Apr 13
21% Jan 12
25
«7y* July 12
"
13% Jan
105
Mar 24
337A Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
t per share
10 Vb July 27
96% Jun 15
10
27% Sep 22
421/»Jun 23
NEW
Highest
f per share
Apr 21
Nov
Lowest
85,000
4,900
3%
3%
15,400
3%
3%
3%
24,900
95%
95%
*94%
95%
10
373A
37%
•37
373A
400
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(468)
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
i.,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
S per
share
$ per
I per share
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
PORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.
Pear 1950
Lowest
Par
$ per share
share
30
16% Nov
18
14% Mar 28
19% Feb
July 17
18% Dec
21
17
29
20% Feb
Reed
Reeves
30% Jan
13
49% Dec
21
45% May 24
30
37% Feb
30
33% July
3
25% July 20
9
37 % May 24
44
Feb
21
37
Feb
20 % Jun
29
28% Dec
35
Jun
19
39% Feb
30
July
15
31
34% Mar 22
3
10% Jun
Jun
32% Feb
19
Jan
6
9% Dec
Feb
9
28% Jun
25
21% Jan
20
12% Feb
16
22
15% Jun
8% Jun
20% Dec
7
12% Mar 30
Jun
13
5
Reliable
3
12% Oct 23
13% Feb
9
1
10% July 17
62% May 15
Feb
2
19% Jun
11
20
13
19% Dec
5% Jan
25
16% Dec
28
July 13
5% Jan
2
30
3
8% Jun
16% July
10% July
27
Apr
22% Feb
2
3
Conv
Reo
17
9
16% Jan
3% May 21
4% Jan
30
11% Feb
1
9% Jun
27
13
47% Nov
20
35% Jun
29
49% Feb
2
July 19
118% Jan
5
'
16 3/8
300
No par
18%
18 %
*18%
183/4
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'%
1,000
6O0
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
5,300
*8%
Inc
Co
Mfg
*56%
57%
18%
19%
•96
Apr
30
Reynolds
Apr
30
5% %
8% Dec
15
13% Jan 23
" Dec
15
39% Jan
7
39% Dec
04% Jan
27
50
Jan
10
41
Jan
99% Mar 31
86
Jun 27
32
5
Dec
19v Jan
13
2
Dec 30
30
28
Jan
4
9%
10
3.60%
series
4.50%
series
9
•
34 % Apr
2
Jan
10
53% Dec
30
50% Apt
24% Dec
11
23
3
8% Nov
14
Ritter
Dec
30
Roan
9% May
Jan
28
July 13
Mills
60% Jan
107% Nov
13
14% Dec
3
iB« Aug
28
1
8% Jan
12% Apr
39'A Nov 24
99"% Dec
28
96
41
22
Nov
20
233/a Oct
9
24% Dec
21
55
Mar 24
183/4 Dec
7
97/e Jun
27
42% Jun
30
Apr
*
39% Mar
1
213/a July
22 % Jan
12
30% Feb
2
713A Feb
5
2
21
57
Jun
29
8
205
Apr
5
320
May 11
Oct
3
122
148
Jun
12% Dec
29
Oct
4
11
11% Jan 10
89 % Jun 12
20% May 24
173/8 July 10
213/4 Jan
9
313/4 July
41% Jan
31
Jan
26
98
Jan
24
140
7% July 13
Apr
6
12% Jan
96
39% Dec
28% Sep
20
Apr
11
16
96
2
Feb
19
53 % Aug
v
105% Feb
112% Sep
18
Jun
33% Dec
27
Oct
17
87
Jun
13
95
Feb
112
Jan
2
123
Jan
12
96
84 % Jan
104
115
Jan
12% July 12
86% Jan
5
Jan
3
20
■/€0
Jan
3
16% July 26
47% Jan 25
27
102
Feb
26
101% July 17.
31
July 2
108
Jun
11
38
Jan
8
Mar 27
Mar
2
79
50
Dec
22
47
83% Nov
20
76
16
21% Feb
29
61
July 19
87
.Jun
2
1"
14
133A July 19
22 % Jan
15
Nov 24
51% Jan 25
58
14'
May 20
16% Jan
18% Feb
*
5% Jan
3
6
Feb
14% May 31
Dee
29
Air
Oil
SeiberJlng
$ pet
May 25
■
28% Sep
343/4 Oct
32% Jan
27
July 25
33
105% Feb
14
83/4 July 12
15% Jan
7
34% Jan
25
11% Dec 14
6% Jan
13
2s/8 Mar 31
3
4613/4 Aug 28
108% Apr
6
18'A Oct
37
10
56% Oct
23
14'% Oct
3% July
Oct
17
35 ~
42% Nov 10
21% Feb
34% Dec
30
Dec
30
33% Oct
18
20% Jan
3
28% July 13
25
28
.t 88
Aug
3
102
14% Jan
4
16
Feb
14
106
Jan
20
3% Jun
29
Dec
88
73/4 July 25
60% Dec
22
36% Jan
3
393/4 Sep
28
3iy8Dec
6
19
1
Shattuck
Sheaffer
Oil
Shell
July 24
(W
6
Jan
Silver
8
17
5
Simonds
3
Sinclair
75
Mar 14
91% Apr
30
Skelly
31
Jan
383/4 Feb
16
Sloss-Sheffield
25
32% Mar 28
(A O)
Alexander
Aug
1
25
80% Feb
23
Jun
Feb
5
19% Jun
25
25% Apr 19
333A July 30
111% Apr
30
53% Jan
Feb
1
363/4 Jun
12
Aug
41% Jun
13
>
45
Jan
32
26
29
32% Feb
11
513A Dec
27
463/4 July
633A Jun
29
70 •
Dec
26
68% Jun
28
673A Dec
27
10% July 12
143A Oct
3
18
July 29
22
21%
22
1,500
26
14,900
243A
29
May 24
8 3/8 Jun
25
5
Apr
5
7% Oct
6
60
5
17
77
Jan
30
96
101% Nov 15
100
Jan
3
105
Oct
Dec
V
18%
33 %
51%
51%
92
32%
33%
32 S/B
*88
92
*88
92
*88
113
*110
113
*110
113
14
14
14
*83
85
*83
*83
85
55
55%
*78
£'7
*14%
21% Dec
11
Nov~30
23
963A May 24
10% Dec
77% Mar 27
8
15
54
54%.-
16%
163A
133/a
8%
133/4
8%
90
*87
CLOSED
42%
41 3/8
48
48%
*102
103
102 %
102%-
42%
43%
43%
433/8
48%
48%
483/4
48%
48%
102%
*1013/4
102%
9%
9%
9%
9%
48 Va
9%
9%
9%
*29
30%
*28%
30%
30
30 %
65
66%
64%
65%
64
643/4
64 3/a
143/4
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
93/8
93/8
9%
9%
1034
10%
11
3 5/s
35/8
3%
3%
3 S/8
33/8
33/4
8
$6
prior
$7
prior
3%
31
4
2,600
313/8
1,100
88'A
88
89
;
88%
89%
7,600
20
*343/4
353/8
*34%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
37
37
37
37
37
f
36%
37%
1,700
173A
17%
17 S/8
17%
17%
173/4
18
4,600
35
36
173/4
18%
84
137
37
*17%
~
2,300
400
67
67
67
69
693/4
*68 %
70'A
90
*85
90
*84
90
*84
90
22
21%
21%
*22
22%
22
22
f
22%
22 %
400
33%
32%
33 Va
x32%
33 Va
32%
33%
33 Vs
3334
51,700
70
*66
84
*84
138
*132
132'A
*133
137
4%
4%
5
5
5%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
50
65%
*48
65'/a
50
65%
*48
653/a
136 3/s
136
4%
*48
•
V
50
40
139
1,000
5%
5%
5 Ve
5%
37,100
8
8%
8%
8%
; V 8,700
V
50
*48
65%
139
170
*48
"
•'
50
65 3/8
65%
65%
66
44
-
vvV
-
2,200
200
45
44
44
*43%
44%
*43 3/8
33
33%
33
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33 %
33%
4,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
xll%
ll3/4
11%
11%
23,700
Elec__No par
21%
21
21%
21%
25
*43%
45
21
21%
21
21%
453/4
453/4
46%
46%
47
46%
47%
2,500
63%
643A
63%
64 3/8
63%
64%
64%
64%
13,800
52%
52%
51%
52%
51%
525/8
52%
53%
52%
53%
8,800
65%
67%
67%
1,000
&
Co
Gas
Co
stk
&
ctfs—-100
tr
Sons
Elec
Co
preference
8
%%
5
Brands Inc
Feb
'
9,800
87%
Inc
1
No par
1
No par
com
5
50c
No par
com—No par
preferred
Feb
10,500
833/8
Co com_4.50
Edison
preferred
160
3,400
10%
873A
21%
6G
65%
6b'A
67
67
*70
703/4
*70
70 3/4
70
70
70
70
*U%_
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
534
53/4
5%
5%
5 S/8
53/8
5%
6
*5%
7%
7%
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•7%
7%
7%
8
8
7%
65%
65%
10%
172
14 3/4
88 Va
*69%
5
3%'
66 %
10
-
863/4
10%
29
65%
*14%
•
52,400
69%
&
200
48%
29%
Gas
30
1,700
30
42%
10%
$4
5,300
9%
48%
29
Stand
9,200
v
42 Va
31
10%
1
*29
30
*29
9%
103
42%
30%
*46
29'A
1
V
14%
93/8
*102
66
14%
9%
8,000
42%'
102%
•
.
Sharei
32%
32 %
323/8
32%
41%
425/8
483A
the Week
3
S vershare
31%
31%
32%
42%
An g.
i-V V
share
49%
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
July
EXCHANGE
31%
per
31%
Standard
Jun
STOCK
S vei share
$ per share
32%
Aug .2
S
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
V/
42%
1
157
Aug. 1
10%
19
8,600
PRICES
Wednesday
483/4
-
SALE
July 31
32%
20
—
133/4 Feb
5,800
£•%
88 7 V
49%
8
135
HIGH
Tuesday
28%
13"% Jun
143/a
.
8%
*86
31 %
30
Mar 22
f per share
AND
9%
88
*86
42%
26% Feb
Mar 22
July 30
14
143/8
8%
9
88
*86
48%
109'A Jan
160
Monday
8%
9
88
13%
13%.
13
13%
8%
31%
15
174
Ohio
78% Feb
1,500
5/B
Spencer
$3.50
25,300
.17%
25
Iron
&
Spalding
$4
300
533/8;/,
52%
;17
16%
41
29
July 13
9 per share
13%
*36
26%
Mar
15
*143/8
53%
K
common—No par
preferred
100
non-cum
Co
R)
14%
,14%
483/4
Jun
July 13
163A
•*,
30 3/4
21% Jun
2
53
16%
42%
(E
July
54
16 %
800
48%
D
8% Jun 29
15
53%
163/4
95'A
30%
Squibb
64 %
*143/8
54%'
4,500
*94
96
30 %
Square
96
143/4
54%
*163/8
400
19%
47
2
May 22
95
8,800
81
19
41%
9
87
96 %
58 3/s
57
42'A
14
100
*93%
.
47%
Feb
81
95
94
20
1,100
85
*79%
i
18%
.
■
14%
4i%
No par
29% Aug
121
22.
1
1
S
24% Jun
136
For footnotes see page
Co
2
Jun
10% May 24
~4% July" 13
47% Jan
No par
No par
No par
1
IB
28
July 31
19% Jan
24
18%
26%
9
5
79
18%
26%
5
80
78
18%
400
4,700
,
92
*83
58
54%
54%
78
18%
18%
26%
14% Feb
*8% July
54
79
143/4
18%
94
<
54%
53%
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80
18%
50
V
113
14%
85
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85
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V
14%
14%
14%
\
33% V.
33%
92
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343A Jan
333/8
33%
92
14%
1,900
92
105
112
14
2,700
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53%
92
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112
;
52 r
52
92
104
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Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp
(The)
1
Spiegel Inc common
,
2
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped) _No par
29
69
513A
.
20
r
Vv
18%
34%'
103%
33%
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60.% pfd.100
29
25
32%
33
18 3/8
33%
34
*£0 %
104%
5
93/4 Jun
28
Sep
51%
92
104 %
13
263A Jun
13 3/8 Dec
85
*90%
102%
Mar
29% Feb
18
33% Dec
51%
92
102%
July 16
25% July 12
1
51
51
*90%
102%
92
*90%
18%
183/4
34%
(A G)
& Bros
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred.
28
€6% Aug
*90%
18%
33%
,45%
10
7% Jan
9f%
18%
34%
35,800
453A
75% Feb
25
90%
18%
34 %
92"
1
Railway
5% Jun
92
18%
50
15%
15%
-
21%
Southern
9
*90%
15%
92 V'.,:'
<
65%
9
27
15%
148
64%
Feb
16% Feb
15%
-
45%
64
75 Va Mar
xl5%
2,800
286
7.50
2
2
*125-
16
780
11,500
No par
Pacific
13% Jan
148
35
10
Natural
13
;TV *125
102%»
Saturday
No par
Gas
Southern
&
148
92
*43%
5%
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34%
25
Mobile
148
€2
.
19,000
'
(The)
Southern
5
286
LOW
California
3
4
r
290
18%
1
50
Indiana
63
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15%
33%
62%-
63
297
61%
700
300
'99
25%
26
253/a
63
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613/a
61%
15%
90 :iA
100
preferred
Co
253/4
290
*125
148
15%
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8%
24%
24%
290
61%
290
*125
5
100
5
1.40
24%
25%
61
*275
Co—100
100
5
E & G
5
July
15
24% Oct
22
Inc
47% Aug
Jan
10 y4 Feb
113
22'A
*213/4
22
:
2,600
%
No par
743/8 Feb
67
3
3
35 % Mar
64
4% Jan
31
22
*21%
64%
South
2
58% Jun
Jan~25
22
preferred
5%
22
2
353/4 Jan
July 13
47%
Corp
Carolina
19% Jan
% Jun
11
20
47%
5
66
21
893,4 Jan
£8%
47%"
52% Jan
k
Apr
106%
33%
99
46%
South
40
3
34
99
46%
8
17
67 % Dec
8% Mar 3C
32%
99
45%
32%
233A May 25
25% Jan
33%
99
47%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
18 s/8 Dec
81
32%
99
46%
9% Jan
7% July 2
48% July 25
53% Apr H
26
33%
98%
47%
July 25
5% Jan 18
43/a Apr 24
28
30% July 12
Jun 27
3
33%
99
46%
preferred
preferred
Southern
26
33%
9 8 3/4
*213A
139
1
30
Jan
11%
33%
w
*67%
4.20%
54%
11%
*11%
100
100
3%%
233/8
54%
11%'
11%
Smith & Corona Typewriters-No par
94
23%
53%
23
53%'
July 28
Steel
Smith
Smith
67
23%
53
3,400
11%
—
5
79
183/4
22%
1
Co
8
8
13%
53%
Steel
&
39% May
23
18%
22%
V
1,500
102
18%
18%
11%
Corp
Oil
*98%
,
23%
No par
Pen
233/a Feb
173/s July 10
24
Saw
Oil
102
153%
523/4
No par
Feb
42% Aug
*98%
-
,
11%
Simmons Co
35
Southern
28
102
18%
*150
153%
523/4
of America
Coalition Mines
53% Feb
9
Jan
*98 %
18%
153
3,500
22%
Corp
King
12% Jan 30
20% Jun
102
18%
50,400
11%
Corp
Mfg
10% Jun 29
99 % Dec
*98%
18%
2,100
%
52%
Sheraton Corp
133/4 Mar 16
13
101
18%
33 %
22%
G)
A)
Sheller
17
10% July 12
49
*98%
1
STOCK
(Frank
2
'/a Dec
45 '
153%
183/4
32%.
5,600
52%
Corp
8
118 % May 24
55'% Dec
Steel
17% Mar 19
25% Mar 15
"
9
18%
%''
6,000.
22%
Gas
k
11
29% July
25% Nov
5
153%
100
8%
353/4
*11%
$4.25 cum preferred
Jan
70
3
22% May 26
11
Oil
41'A Jan
12
Mar
Feb
Shamrock
113/a Jan
*
76
151'%
No par
YORK
x34% Jan
36 Va May 29
17% July 13
Jan
150%
Par
30% Aug
2
29
75
149%
EXCHANGE
12 3/s Feb
Mar 15
51
4% Dec
29% Mar 21
62% July 13
148%
26%
8%
33%'
20
700
34%
8% :
36
19
No par
Sharon
8% Jun 29
24% July 12
15
NEW
3
8%
35%
'
1V
Sharp k Dohme common
12% Jan
3
*26
-J
*26
8%
35%
33%
Del
9
26
263/8
263/8
8%
34%
35
18%
1
9
Dec
11
17,000
1*6
A
50 % May
3
2
61%
33%
■
49 3/s May
9% July
23
Jan
60
-18 %
8
100
2
108
603/4
18%
1
25
100% Jun 27
2
Nov
24
Jan
60
33 %
preferred
$4.50
.
35% Feb
59%
18%
$ per share
share
293A Jun 25
1,100
8%
8%
34%
STOCKS
33% Dec 30
32%
33%
Servel Inc common
Bange Since Jan. 1
$ per share
32%
18%
Co
Co
Rubber
4
24% Jun 27
323/4
33%
Co
&
4
Highest
32%
18%
5
Roebuck
Pears
Seeger Refrigerator
16% May
Lowest
Highest
I per share
of
Co
11 % Jan
Year 1950 V
150
323/4
333/4
com_No par
Co
series
2
90
104%
18%
—
RR
Line
preferred
Bange lor Previous
Lowest
Corp.
Arms
2
8
104%
100
preferred
July
$7% Jan
98% May 17
88%
104%
89
33%
Seagrave Corp
8
"
88
r88%
104 %
90
*253/4
Co common
4.40% series. A
pfd
43 %
*41
89
104%
*89
26%
Inc
6,500
*104%
89 '
26%
8%
35%
35
960
1,200
33%
33
43%/
*41%
11,700
9%
104%
883/4
104%
26%
common
8 % July
11
133/a Nov 30
8% Nov
8
89
43%
*41
43%
*41
43%
104
89
103%
57
204
8%.
No par
Seaboard
July 30
20
17% Dec 27
33
*26%
Seaboard Finance Co
55
31
1st
5%
16
July 17
10 y4 Jan
32%
58%
;
97
3
33%
11,700
8
non-cum
Seabd
8
May
Feb
14% July 28
40
Works
193/4 Mar 19
Mar 14
74
Mar
89% Feb
2
July
17% Jan
2
May 11
82
15
2
13% Jan
92
323/4
*42
No par
No par
—No par
Scovill Mfg Co common--'
25
3.65%
preferred
1UU
4.30% preferred
100
Scranton Elec* Co (The)
com
fl
3.35%
preferred
100
7
NOV 24
28
Mar 30
33
60%
Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co commoD
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
3
25
21
Jun
32%
200
5,300
7%
*201
1
(The)
Stores
Savage
47% Nov
41
33%
32%
St Regis' Paper
July 31
101% Sep
88
9
5834
preferred
5%
Feb
j
*8%
200
No par
St Louis Southwestern Ry
38% Aug
94
204
83/4
32%
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc—No par
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
Dec
128
200%
8 3/4
32%
(Jacob)
4%
6
193/4 May 23
Co
Safeway
9
9
62'A Dec
240
Metal
Ruppert
Feb
51
4
Apr
Art
Ruberoid
101% Jan
13
199%
9
61
common
Royal Typewriter
Mar 22
12% Feb 21
3
201
*8%
5,300
30 %
'
56%-
57%
56
55%
•
113%
7
197%
32%
preferred series A__
4%
Ronson
60
3
32% Aug
5
23
Co
Haas
&
32,000
30
56%
8%
Corp
800
40%
7%
%
19% May 18
20% Jan
47% Jan
Rohm
55%
55%
56%
9%
30%
7
202 %
9
59%
Controls
El
&
Gas
20% May 29
15% Jan 11
2
1
Feb
May 11
99% Dec
851
Feb
29%
7%
Rights
1
May
107
23
26% July 12
34 :
20
Mar 13
19% Feb
July 13
8
Rochester
61
19
July 13
43% July 28
18
Robertshaw-Fulton
34% July 12
105
30%
7
7%
.
11,100
'
4
9%
*112
113
*8%
20
21% May
93% Jan
27
May 12
107
Mar 17
102
29%
29%
7
32%
Inc
42
2
3
155
*111%
No par
16% July
A or
31
29 %
7%
112%
1
Company
30% July 17
23% Jun 22
31% Dec 27
13
12
29%
112%
113
18,600
40 3/a
41%
40%
40 3/s
No par
Corp
,3« Aug
36
19% Mar 24
*111%
-
39%
39%
19%
4
Z
55
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins
Feb
Oil
112%
10
32%
Manufacturing Co
Richfield
30% Feb
2
Rheem
16
38%
*
197
100
19
9%
39%
7
100
Preferred
3%
10
29%
10
Preferred
4
9%
112%
1
10
Common
3%
39%
Metals Co com
No par
convertible preferred
100
23
7% Apr
14
Feb
4% Jan
Mar 31
98% Jan
13%
133/a ;
3%
108% Mar 19
61% Aug
15% July 13
37%
4
123%
13%
3%
2.50
Inc
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
29
Jan
45
2
July
103
-tun
108%
9
104%
11% Jan
36
8% July 26
31% Jun 26
2,400
13%
24
58
20
13 %
Rexall
206
20
133/8
9
25
IOO
13%
5
25
93
13%
4
80
*96
13
8% Feb
Jan
19%
19%
1
10
100
57
97%
20 '/a
3%
300
2,100
97%
,
20
*9%
:
■r
9=4
■
57
57
20%
50c
10
9
24%
9%
19%
Republic
38% Jan
400
193/a
98
*97
98
9%
57
19%
19%
19 %
19
*97
*8%
*24
25
9%
57%
*57
57%
*57
8%
8%
*2*
19%
34% May
139
9%
19%
28
6
8%
24'/a
19%
25
18
32
*16
19%
6% Jun
Dec
32
16%
1
Motors Inc
27% Juri
7% Nov
9%
9%
98
8 34
*9%
25
♦24
9%
100
50c
25o
series
9%
24%
8%
83/4
8%
24 %
*24
5
common
pfd 2%%
Drug
*15%.
Co—
k
30
43 % Dec
32
"38
"■32
15%
24
150
32
*16
40
32% Nov
3
32%
16 3/8
38%
*38
32
117% Dec
Jan
39
15%
3
5
July 13
20% Jan 13
*38
32
13
100
26%
*33
Jan
111
26%
16%
14% Jan
103
36 3/8
26%
32
Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A__100
Revere Copper & Brass com_No par
23% Jan
36%
26%
39%
40'A
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
4
13
10% Feb
36%
26%
*15%
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
-
6
100
11
Jan
90
93 % Aug 22
10% Jan
85
64
19
14 % Jan
147/8 Feb 20
Jan
Jun
36%
26%
•31%
Reliance
56
36%
26%
10
prior preference
Stores Corp
No par
28% Mar
Aug
600
2,100
*35%
26%
•38%
div
9% July 30
July
4^900
36%
25'%
36%
26%
61
*36 %
STOCK
(Robt)
$1.2./
"
2% July 27
8
Shares
60%
*35%
'
the Week
S per share
C0%
59%
60
573/8
59%
Sales for
Aug. 3
t per share
share
CLOSED
Bros
22
66 '
share
59
61%
Friday
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
$ per
EXCHANGE
Roller Bit Co
Reis
8
$ per
Thursday
Wednesday
July 31
•
tper share
Rayonier Inc common
$2
preferred
61% July 24
36% Dec
1
25
t per share
61
1
-26
Reading Co common
60
4%
non-cum
1st preferred—50
4%
non-cum
2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
*24% Jan
July 30
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
July 28
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Bange for Previous
preferred
preferred
96
96
102
*91
*101%
98
*91
102
102
'100%
26%
26%
96
29%
30%
10%
30%
10%
*69%
70
1023/4
•
26 3/4
143A
14%
*91
96
102
*69
*91
6
7%
96
230
600
3,100
800
50
102%
20
26 3A
26%
1,000
30 3 4
9,900
11%
11%
8,300
60%
30 3A
11%
14%
*100%
263/4
70
70%
1,100
69%
30 "
,
70
69%
6934
69
23
233^8
23%
23 3/3
23
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
7,400
28%
29%
28%
293a
28%
29%
29%
29%
283/s
29%
24,300
*1033/4
104%
*1033A
104%
1033/4
22%
*83
12%
com„No par
9%
No par
No par
No par
703/4
22%
883A
12%
10%
72
22%
*88
12%
103:%
103%
1033/8
103%
103%
40
23
n.22%
22 3A
22%
223/4
22%
22%
6,600
88%
sfS 9;'
90
8 8 34
883/4
88
88
123/8
13'/a
12%
123/a
(12 %
9%
9%
9%
10
703/4
713/8
69%
:
71
*141 %
144
*142%
144%
144
*163
164%
*163
164%
*163%
144
164%
93/4
9%
€9%
70%
>144
164
145
164%
13
13%
250
6,500
9%
103i
18,500
693/4-
72%
12,200
*144
164%
146
1,600
166
600
Number 5035
[Volume 174
I
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(469)
:
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
L*-""est
Highest
44
■»
14
25% Jan
4
100 >
Dec
Mar 13
60% Dec 30
59
Apr
2
58% Jun
42 % Feb
$ pt.
13
Dec
35
104
18
30
Oct~23
26
•
>
3
Standard
Oil
of
New
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
105% Mar
25% Apr
30% Apr
12
;
Jan
■
18
io% Jun
13
16
3
Sterchi
36 % Jan
45% Aug
2
90
Jun
»
48% Dec
18
39% Apr
21% Apr
21
2
104 % Jan
28
4
Nov
2
14% Jun
27
2
71
42
15
Mar
101
17
25% Apr
35% Mar
25% July 30
58
8
t
May
99
Feb
67% Jan
4
84
P)
prior
<
7
Sun
Co
21% Feb
19
Sunray
24% Jan
29
4%%
14 y» July 12
22% Dec
19
21% Jan
8
5%%
conv
63% Apr
11
56
Jan
10
64
Jun
11
Sunshine
11% May 11
10
Jun
26
15
Jan
18
Mar 14
480
26% Feb
19
Jan
Nov
Aug
3
29
24% Feb
5
Superior
Superior
Jun
25
26% Aug
3
30
355
23
■X i 9% July 11
33% Jun
J
9% Jan
Apr
4
5
32
July 30
1
Sweets Co of America
8
Swift &
4
23% Jan
2
Jan
Co
15% Jan
243/e
13
Sep 22
80
Nov
Jan
44% Jan 16
76% Jan 25
17
Jan
Jun
30
14
Jun
30
7% Jan
3
193/b Dec
27
211/4 Dec
26
23% Mar
Textron
7
17
July 18 H
14
Apr
1
11
Jun
28
14% Jan
31
Apr
1
403/4 Jan
18
91% Oct
20
363/4 Jan
42% Oct
20
33/8 Jan
53/4 Dec
18
83/4 Oct
25
32
Dec
8
4
•
2 s/8 Nov
42% Dec
103
25
6
6
38% Dec
28
Jan
3
27
103
41/4 Jan
18 % Jun
29
30
x93/4 Jan
V
Co
34%
90%
*90%
*4%
37
36'%
49%
48%
27%
100%
99i%
493/8 Jan
30
*4%
10
100
40%
10% Jan
9
21%
9,400
25%
26%
3,100
108
5%
26%
40%
(J R)
Products
10%
351/4
Lowest
35%
16%
*15
Highest
.
'
$ per share
share
Lowest
Inc
com
35
34%
35%
92
92
8
*13
,
153/8 Jun
15
K
Mar
8 3/8
10
Jan
13%
*12%
*4%
1
27
5
36%
.
3
5
48%
50
26%
100%
29
27% Feb
51%
50%
26%
100
109%
85%
85%
27%
27%
27%
27%
12/300
17'/a.
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
173/8
17%
7,800
*17'%
17%
17%
17'%
17'%
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
1,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
14
7,500
37i%
*37
37%
37%
38
373/4
38
1,910
*131%
14%
*13%
14% '«■
*13%
143/4
13%
13%
9%
10'/a
9%
10%
10%
IOV4
441%
44%
43%
43%
3%
3%
30'/a
10%
45
45
2%
37%
3%
30
V"
8%
13%
39i%
*100
10
10
44
44%
*441/8
3%
3%
3%
*3%
31'%
31%
32'%
31%
8 »/4
*8
40
41
39%
101
*100
41%
2%
2'%
2%
2%
23/4
26%
26%
26%
27%
38'%
38%
39%
40%
9
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/s
LOW
.
Airlines
•
9% Oct
July 31
106%
5
Co
26
13% Jan
Twin City Rap
27
41
STOCK
f-';
EXCHANGE
1063/4
12
Jan
2
15% Mar
Jan
26
Twin
ft
Aug. 3
$ per
share
Share s
20%
20
; 20 %
23,100
21%
223/8
21%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
13%;
13%
13%
133/a
106
107
107
106
25
r
1,200
133/4
,
173/s
17%
173/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
19%
20%
20
203/4
203/4
21%
20%
1,050
20%
■
*
10%
32
9%
9%
'10%
IO3/4
32
103/4
33
9%
10 3/4*
103/4
*32
33
*32
9%
9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
33%
*32
10%
70,200
106
17%
10%,.
1
3.300
21%
20
33
Transit com__No par
-50
Co
•'
Sales foi
the Week
19%
213/a
106%
107
4,400
S per share
20
;
2,900
9,600
-.v.
Friday
Aug. 2
16.800
-
10%
17%
prior preferred
Coach
V.
••
1,200
19%
46%
_
2,700
39%
-
193/4
CLOSED
20th Century Fox Film com__No par
ft
13%
107%
Truax-Traer
8s/g Jan
.13%
12%
18% Feb
conv
24
13%
No par
preferred
5%
20%
24
13
1
24% Feb
Jan
213/fl
23%
24
28
Jun
21%
213/4
23%
/
share
19%
21%
25
9% Jun
20%
5
common
$ per
20
•
3
40%
Thursday
~
,
29%
19%
46%
.-
Aug. 1
t per share
No par
Apr
30
2
July 30
I per share
t per share
•.
PRICES
Wednesday
20%
17% Jun
I
SALE
Tuesday
20
Inc
102% Jun
Corp
HIGH
Monday
2
26
13 :
AND
Saturday
July 28
2%
39%
*
13,900
101
•
28%
19%
46
TrI-Continental
13
'
40
19
STOCK
200
413%
*100
26'%
38%
8%
8%
41
101
45%
13% Aug
Apr
41%
*100
101
2%
38%
300
21,300
r
19
25% Feb
13% Apr
'
8'/4
26i%
2%
271/4
190
32%
*8
;
IOO
2,500
<
3%
30
*3%
8
8
38%
101
*17%
45%
(The)
600
29%
10
*26'A
4.900
87
44i/8
*13'%
37i%
*84
13%
'
*100
108
*36%
14
37%
14%
*8
85
19
Coal
109%
108%
86%
108
1091/4
45%
2
39
:
108%
19,800
27%
*83
18%
10 3/s Apr
15
9,500
43%
26%
107'%
45%
20% Jun 29
6
6,100
100
42%
18%
12
$6
3,100
47,300
26%
99%
43
45%
Transamerlca Corp
110% Feb
263/4
100%
41%
19%
Co
World
27 '/a
100
41%
200
51%
*84'%
Par
Trans
Jun
5%
37
45%
Transue & Williams Steel
3
Feb
19
18,200
13%
5
36%
50
Va
26%
99%
40%
5
37%
18%
13
25% Jan
18
43A Jan
27
14
5,600
36%
45'%
Nov
110% May 17
17% Dec 29
18% July 17
8% Jan
20% Jun
160
8
*13
13%
*4%
36%
5
ii3/8 Jun
:
3
29'A Jan
23
'22
7
July 13
104'A Jan
16% Jan
253/4 Dec
29
30
35%
92
8
27%
10
Oil
$ per share
19s/8 Dec
14% July 13
34% '
26%
EXCHANGE
V
500
16%
91%
8
13%
/
92
8%
8
*14
27%
Co com—No par
No par
Axle
NEW YORK
Highest
$ per share
"
16%
3,900
I
86
15
5
100
•'
per
680
10%
35
Bearing__.__.No par
Edison
108
103/4
35
■
^ $
108
10 %
40'%
40
109%
50
preferred
(The)
Co
*12%
13%
1
common
Water Associated
Range Since Jan. 1
108
10%
34%
8%
300
21%
253/4
27'%
No par
preference
Roller
480
480
21%
253/8
85
'
■
485
900
3,000
11,400
108
50c
STOCKS
Year 1950
11%
1
3%
Range for Previous
60
113/8
100
No par
29%
Toledo
25%
59%
Trust—
1
Timken
25
34%
*91
49%
26%
2,200
20%
108
*14
36'%
48 %
55,800
22 %
IO1/2
5%
36'%
8%
10
20%
22 %
34%
92
*12%
8
*460
118%
203/s
11%
*25
*117%
.
19%
*107%
35%
35%
3,700
25%
*25%
16%
7%
76 %
.
60
11%
11
3,300
.
253/4
60
11%
485
2,000
t.
11%
; 98
76
117%
61
34%
*14%
34%
10
preferred
Steel
34%
25
Oil
Co
Timken-Detroit'
251/4 Mar
4
Dec
*10%
9
5
Co
convertible
$2.50
Tide
40% Aug
29
Jun
11
34%
16%
'
•
22 %
19
i58
11%
20%
221/s
24%
*455
108
90%
No par
preferred
Thompson-Starrett
$3.50 preference
353/8 Peb
43
108
•
4%
Jan
21
26
10
18
41% Aug
4
28
15
108
20%
60
19%
107%
117%
22'A
24%
465
26,000
57
•
76%
2OV4
.10%
200
8.000
22
*96
118%
20
5,300
17%
22%
26% ' 26%
98
*21%
25%
No par
Thompson
Thompson
443/4 Nov
33% July 14
465
1
common
Co
11% Mar
20% Nov 24
450
75
16%
16%
*17%
r
113/a
*96
75
*117%
20%
25
*14
Fair
Thermoid
1
2% Jun
1181/2
19
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
6% Jan
July 25
31%.Mar 29
,
20
25%
13%
The
16%
11%
98
74%
19%
*36%
Thomas
Apr
'117%
118%
11%
*96
,
74%
19%
No par
32'A Aug
95
74
74%
25
33%
*
Land
conv
163/s
■
Coal &
conv
$2.40
4
331/s Apr
5% Feb
13% Jun
451/2 Apr
27
5
18
425/8 Feb
22
8
10% Apr
24
6
Nov
450
5
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
Feb
7
98
55%
11
11%
*96
11%
certificates
Inc
Apr
24
10
25
9% Dec
Nov
18 % Jan
3 % jun 19
,
7
Mar 13
40
30
-28% Nov
23% Mar
2
8% Jan
17% Jan
94% Jan
*117%
*10%
Producing
Utilities
$1.25
31
12% July
35'A July 23
131% Aug
3
5% July 13
74%
25
Pacific Ry
&
""
16%
55,
56%
11
11%
61
Sulphur
share
Texas
43
133/4 Sep
55
55%
98
"•
25%
...
Pacific
Sub
Texas
28'% July 26
5
16% July 19
53/8 Jan
16 %
16%
11
Corp
Gulf
2
30% Jan
■
18
60%
(James)
Texas Pacific
103V2 Mar 10
1093/4 Aug
10
243/4 Jun
10
10%
(Thej__4.16%
Telautograph Corp
Texas
89 %
16 i/s
17
*25
Texas
85
14
4.000
11%
30
105
7
Feb
5,100
18
62
28
29% Apr
2
903/4 Mar 15
July 17
42%
173/4
25
Co
44
41%
17%
11 %
Gulf
53
42
17%
61
Texas
34% Mar
42
17%
25
Texas
20
421/4
22
3
6% JaA 23
Talcott Inc
12,100
,
17%
*21%
511/2 Aug
21
95
41%
22
.
700
44'%
*94
171/4
20%
com
Gould Corp
44
,
95
400
42%
22
25
Feb
45%
*94
100
41%
17%
20
Tennessee
-
44%
95
54%
114%
42%
x
4
23 % Jan
*94
*533/4
17%
25
371/2 Jun
24
!
3,100
42%
*96
100
2
25
441/2
56%
Jan
Oct~ 17
44
56
14
97% Nov
94
55%
1
2
9
393/8 Nov
16
94
i
*14
27
12% July
4% July
63% July 13
94
14%
26%
Nov 17
20% Feb
44%
411/a
14%
26%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par
$4 preferred
No par
25
44
53%
*40%
,
25%
Sy,r ington
18
14
44%
*52%
1
25%
3
7% Apr
41%
t
13"%
t
2
257/8 Dec 29
3
!"
14%
41%
13%
-
*
T
Jan
413/4
53%
*40y4
14%
25%
1
17
53%
41%
*52%
41%
100
3,500
22% i 223/s
'
26%
10% M^y
15
53%
53%
-21%
25%
95% Mar
11% July 11
4% Nov 30
22%
21%
173/4
35% Aug
.•
22%
21%
97
' 16%
16%
22
2
86
22%
21%
38
*96
21%
2
10% Oct
16%
38%
97
*17%
7% July
26% Apr 18
88% May 31
15%
17%
25
4
*96%
16
16
22%
Swift International Ltd
16% May
3
97
16%
..
50
18
2
Jan
*961/8
16
17%
10c
new
'? Jan
40
13% Jan
5% Jan
.
97
15%
17%
443/4 Jun
18% July 13
79
t
23,000
*96i/8
16
25,50a
42%
..
"when issued_100
pfd
'
38V4
96%
21%
Corp
Paper Co
cum
38%
96%
'
28
6
15% Mar
3
Jun
4.40%
80,200
1S50..20
ser
13% Jan
10% July 24
40% Oct
13
20
108
70%
17%
California
of
Steel
69%
22'
Inc
Oil
70
12.50
pfd
Sutherland
26
2nd
Biscuits
16% Jun
14
17% Dec
370
3
9% Mar 30
68%
38
17%
Oil
101% Jun
195
68%
37%
37%
21%
Sunshine Mining Co—,...,.
July 13
8% July 12
67%
37%
22V8
preferred
Corp common
preferred series A.*
49
1
67%
37%
94
common.*.._l__No par
10
5
20,100
70
43%
No par
July 16
119% Jan
72%
21%
preferred
Jan
.
49
72
14
i__No par
...
17%
115% July 10
9
48%
72%
*17%
Corp comomn
A
22
Jan
'
.
49%
71%
1
H
30
48
71%
20
18
25
<
48 %
71%
No par
±
Corp
;Corp
Oil
common
Class A 4%%
;
47%
72%
41%
5
24% Oct
10
10% Jan
16% Jan
X122
48%
71
®52%
•
15
___i
Share$
47%
21%
100
17% Dec
116% Oct
$ per share
49
72%
"
___i
preference
series
.
CLOSED
5
Inc..
Corp
Sales tn
the Week
15%
EXCHANGE
50
No par
!
Inc...
& Co
Sun Chemical
$4.50
Apr 30
L S
Webster
k
Stone
Sunbeam
3
i
4
(J
Studebaker
2
10
Apr
preferred.*.
(The)
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
5%
■
7
12"% May
Jail
.
Co
Bros, Stores
Stewart-Warner
2
96
25
-
14
10% Jun 29
7
Apr 18
72% Oct
•
20% Feb
18% Mar
28
Juii
19% Jan
convertible
Starrett
Stevens
17
19% Feb
24
11% Nov 24
1
55% Feb
'
49% Jan
2
20% Sep 28
23% Apr 27
36% Oct
7
8% July 17
93% Dec
h
11
15% Jan :
25% July 17
-38% July 13
__100
Sterling Drug loc common
3%%
preferred
'
4%
,
Aug. 3
$ per share
37%
,
common—_l
56"% Feb
3
18
Spring
Friday
Aug. 2
$ per share
68%
i
STOCK
1
15 % Feb
2
,
27
27
Steel
Thursday
Aug. 1
$ per share
48%
l
10
Equip Mfg Co
Standard
44% Feb
103% Nov 24
16% July 5
1 16% July 13
preferred series A
Stand Ry
t
'
'<
3%%
•
9
16% July 23
25
PRICES
Wednesday
70
par
25
common
SALE
July 31
t
S per share
Jersey new_15
9
10
21
% Aug
70
Californla,__No
29
39% Feb
Feb
Oil of Indiana.*.
13% July 16
Sep
.
Standard
37% Jun
Dec
16
98
Standard Oil of
3
28
40
July 12
3
29
54% Nov
Jan
May
HIGH
Tuesday
July 30
t per share
Par
,
28
6
1
34
*
20
„
AND
Monday
July 28
Jnly
50% JulV
12% July 14
48
'26% Mar
Juit
•
Saturday
39% May 11
96% July 30
14
18% July 13
LOW
STOCK
72% Aug
50
33% Mar 15
Aug 17
'
'
Sper share
share
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
f per share
NEW
11
33%
:/
2,300
16,800
•
1,400
180
.
9%
lQi/s
7,400
4,000
U
21
13% Jun
22
39% July 14
473/4 Dec
19
47% Jan
2
58
May 11
10% July 17
13% Jan
10
121/4 Jan
2
15
May
263/4 Jan 13
39% Nov
24
10
50
553/4 Dpc
11
10
,
40% July 17
;no% Oct 30
Jan
30
90% Jan
96 *
30
103
.
Jan
24
v
114
July 7
103% Aug 18
13
371/8 Jan
29
98'% Jun
20
102
84
29
96
Jun
50
Jan
9'
54
Aug 21
38
Dec
30
37% Dec
18
26% July
Mar 20
101% July
35% Dec 30
Dec
18
98
Jun
4
29
Mar
Carbide
Union
473/4
3
Corp
No par
Carbon..__No par
&
65
103
series
No par
*97%
No par
85%
$3.70
series
$3.50
Preferred $4
*97
No par
series
Union Oil of California
25
37%
Union Pacific RR Co common
50
102%
non-cumulative preferred__50
48%
No par
5
convertible preferred——100
31
May 12
25% Jan 13
112
.36
Jun
2
40
29
Feb
Jan
9
Union Tank Car
1
United
41% May
2
106% Jan
3
13 3/e Jan
25
243/b Dec
27
22% Jail
10
31
Apr
79% July 11
'
1033/4 Dec
28
99% Jan
6
131
Apr
29% Jan
3
35
July 17
109
24% July 17
106
Dec
18
7s/8 Mar 28
33
Mar 29
112'% Jan
9
Mar
13
13
3
13
102
United
29
16% Jun
20
44'% Mar 13
22
Jan
21
31
4
United
32
Sep
28
July 12
4
Jan
12
3% Jun
19
4% Feb
5
36% July 11
50
3
43% Jun
25
49'% Feb
13
Dec
Mar
26 Va Jan
631/4 May
32% May 16
18
3
4% May 31
8% May 22
7 9% Mar 26
xl9
*'■'$ 58
July 17
123/a Aug 21
783/4 Mar 3
16
Mar 29
25
39
July 18
50% July 12
14% July 18
Sep 21
53% Oct 20
4
69% Jan
54% Jan
9
73% Feb
13
23
18
18
3
23% Jan
12
17% Jan
Nov
24
38% Apr
143/4 Jun
30
42
26% Jan
14 %
99
24
20
Jun
Feb
9
see
page
34.
*48
*31%
28%
27%
31%
31%
104
*103
17
17
*17
58
4
48 3/a
48%
363/4
365/8
36 3/a
37
37
800
30
29%
30%
29%
30
13,700
105
1043/a
1043/s
*104%
31%
*118
123
*313/4
31%
32%
*103
*103
104
17%
17%
173/s
58
57%
31'A
31 %
58
581/2
32%
4%
4%
10 S/8
*10%
10%
*82
84
*81%
84
*31%
283/4
*119
32
31%
104
*103
'
17%
>
58%
58
32
*31%
4%
43/8
45%
30
43/8
4%
10%
57,700
*10%
10 5/8
*10'/a
10%
100
*82
*82%
84
*82
20 5/s
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
215/s
2,600
49
49
49%
x49 %
49%
49%
49%
50
50%
1,100
No par
67%
68
67%
68 3/s
671/4
67%
673/4
-683/4
68 %
70
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
21%
22
213/s
21%
215/e
22
21%
22
21%
22%
28 3/s
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
United Engineering &
Foundry
Fruit Co
United
5
United Gas Corp
28 34
3/a
■*:
'
14 3/a
20%
19%
Foreign Securities
No par
No par
No par
U S &
51
Aug
3
106% Feb 28
16
84% Jan
16
■■■'
■■■■
;—
i.
203/4
42'
;
19%
.28% Jan
84
44,700
20%
5
19'/4
May 24
200
*44%
14'/a
19% May 24
3,000
32
4%
19%
July 10
300
58
4%
14%
65
8Q0
443/4
19
2
17%
43/8
18%
1
31%
104
4%
19
24% Mar
1G,500
443/4
*185/8
2
200
29 Va
125
4%
4%
45
4% :
18%
18
*17%
104%
84
44%
4%
r.
29%
125
2,600
105/8
4%
443/8
4%
*10
1
com.l
100
28%
28 3/8
27%
*117
*44%
4%
45
41,600
11,400
485/e
3/4
4%
4%
39%
101 %
48 3/a
17%
57%
—
130
*104%
104
*311%
32%
101
340
'
29 3/8
122
103
39%
39
101%
108%
49
28
*115%
37%
101
108
363/4
104'/a
122
1
38%
101
18%
■
For footnotes
373/s
100
1
25
60
38 3/a
102 V2
101
Certificates of interest:
26
_
37%
38%
103
9
17
25
98
21% Feb
J an
29
*97
12
Jan
68% Dec
98
19
Jan
22% Nov
*97
14
70
9
98
19
19
10
*97
14%
185
8% Jan
98
*97
98!/2
18%
171% May 29
12% May 24
58% May 19
28 % Jan
87
28%
May 24
37 J% Jan
98
*85%
19
13
22
*97%
87
283^
141/4
Feb
38% Nov
98
*85%
*
18%
124
Mar 11
*97%
87
14
4
22
98
*85%
1
104% Jan
16
*97%
87
65
-
107%
1
2
29
98
'
85%
65
107%
108
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
5
14% Dec
*97%
85%
98
108
United Paramount Theatres
Mar
64% Dec
66
108
1
Jun
4
24.600
65
65%
65
9
189
3
8,100
66
x64 %
y
*107%
66%
108
1041/8
*44%
United Electric Coal Cos
16
135
8% Jan
50
18% Feb
29% Apr
181% July 19
46% Jan
49%
22% Feb
•
90% July 26
v
49%
104%
57%
preferred
49
30%
27%
$3.50 convertible preferred
7%
493/8
36 3/a
*21%
(Del)
48 3/8
29%
No par
Corp
2,000
48%
36%
*114
No par
10
Dye & Chemical Corp
3,300
13%
37
No par
United
53%
13%
30%
Co
United
14%
52%
14
483/4
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
100
United
14%
521/4
133/4
48%
Fastener
Carbon
14%
52
133/a
1
25
July 12
.7 17% May
106% May 23
21% Oct
7
2
Jan
4
100
14
523/fl
13
483/4
*104
common_._10
preferred
United-Carr
Apr 21
24% Feb
2
16% Dec
Oct
88
2
July
24
99
12
22
19
2
20% Nov 27
29% Apr
15% July 13
27% July 12
12% Jan
May 22
11% Mar 30
July 13
4% Jan 22
2
46% July
591% Jan
"
663/4 Nov
Jan
15 %
22% July 13
*'
Inc
Board & Carton Corp
United
48
3% Jan
Lines
preferred
14%
52%
12%
29%
common
Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50
Mar 13
July 12
2 3/s
Air
4% %
Corp
*
111% Sep
18% Dec
Jun
30
Co
Aircraft
United
23
'
5%
2
32 %
v
4%
52
13%
52%
36%
'
47% July 17
48
.
14%
47%
12%
123/4
14%
53
12%
14
52
14%
52
1
—No par
Co
5
ser__No par
7
30
&
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50
Preferred
107
105
2
3
Preferred
401/4 Apr
109% Jan
27
Rubber
Union Bag & Paper
11
96% July 24
Jun
Corp
Asbestos
Mar 17
Jan
33% Apr
May
81
Underwood
Union
112% Feb
105'% Jun
99% Aug 15
107% Nov 28
Udylite Corp (The)
3
66% July 30
2
53% Maj 28
24 3/s
■
Aug
3
$4.50
1st preferred
U S Freight
Co.—
20
100
U S Gypsum Co common
-
1%
preferred...
,
48%
*101
*203/8
113
*176%
49%
102
21%
14
-/
49
*101
*20%
114
112%
180
*176%
*28'/2
49%
48%
*101
102
21%
*20%
•
113%
180
5
14%
14%
14%
100
*60%
61%
'*60%
No par
63%
62%
No par
233%
233/4
23%
23 %
preferred
No par
70
70%
69
69
21%
115%
180
493/4
*101
21%
116
*176%
14%
1434
7,600
20%
29,500
501/4
50 3/s
20;
51
*101
21%
102
*21
102
22
117%
118
180
U S Hoffman Machinery
41/4%
preferred
U S Industrial
Class A conv
Chemicals
com
14%
14
*60%
4,100
20
*193/4
*176%
V
118%
9.500
16,300
;—_
200
3,700
180
14%
3,000
14
14
14%
14%
61%
61%
61%
*603/4
24%
24%
9,200
743/4
743/4
1,100
63%
U S Leather Co common
*176%
61%
62%
114%
v
49%
102
8.600
21,000
62
10
2,400
23%
24
24%
24%
70
72
73
73
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(470)
..
.
Monday^ August .6, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
<«■(« for PrtTlou
Year 1930
,
U«Ht
STOCKS
-
>
,.
.
LOW
•
AND
Monday
Saturday
July 28
;
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
*
STOCK
NEW. YORK
Range Since Jan. 1«'
...
Highest :
HIGH
PRICE8
SALE
Thursday
Aug. 2
Wednesday
Tuesday,
'
July 30
July 31
Aug. 1
■
■
# per ahare
,.
9 per share
-
I per Bhare
Par
t per share
i
18
4
Feb'
14% Jun
27
7% Dec
29
8% Jan
9
34% July 13
49% Jan
10
.
71
65% July 17
Jun
29
20% Feb
8% Jan
12
Jun
36% July
19
U
16
7% July is
17
43
5
U
29
Jan
S
U
38% Dec 99
68
Aug
3
33% May -J
5
23% July 12
42% Feb
8
U S
88% July
t
97% Apr
11
90
Aug
1
96% Feb
14
51
Jan
2
5
37% Jan
3
52% Oct
5
126% Jan
18
143% Oct
9
62% Nor 18
33% Mar 31
54% July 14
68% Mar
25% Jan
*
128% July
8
57% July
37% Jun
151% Nov 20
Jan
4
18% Dec
27
22
44% May 19
5% Jan
3
26
Dec
19
11% Apr
3
Jan
26
4% Apr
24
139 V
70% Aug
*
141% Jun
Jan
5
67 % Mar
153% Jan
3
Playing Card Co——
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A_
S
U S Smelting Ref
7 io
8
U S
9
91 % May
15
100
3
27% Jan
8
Jan
24% Oct
3
2% Dec
6% Apr
4
x25
20% July 27
Jan
161
177
16
May 23
24% Dec
5
20% Feb
38
14
27
18
Jan
4% Jan
$6
5% Jan
27
17
Apr
4%
8
1
5
Universal
Leaf Tobacco
55%
57
56%
57%
57%
58
58
59
56
59
58%
58%
58%
59
587a
40%
41
40%
41%
41%
42%
41%
42%
143%
14474
143%' 143%
87e
12
13
Universal
10
4 % '/o
26% Jan
26
v-
10
28% Feb
9
2
37% Jun
15
16% Feb
33% Feb
13
5
143%
143%
19%
19
*40
v
19
41
-
135
134%
19
630
58
10,300
'
19.;
19
407a
40%
20
*5%
J\V
.'j
5%
*5%
57/B
5%
5%
*5%
53A
*5%
5.%
10%
10%
10%
*107a
107a
10'/4
10%
10%
10%
*89%
91%
*88
par
3%
*25 74
*23J/a
24%
374
3%
<<f
?
100
•
27
24%
24%
*24
25%
374
3%
3%
25 74
25 74'
*24%'
'
'
25-."
25
*25%
3 7b
'
3%
3,500
200
24%
*24%
200
3%
3,100
3 %
25%
•25
25
25%
*24
3%
3%
■
<500
5,400
•
3%
25%
3%
26
*251/4
24
24
91
3%
374
3 7b
26
*25%
■'
*89%
91
*891/2
:
3 7B
37b
27
>
91
*89 7a
91
3%
com-No par
2,900
■
10%
;
1,600
■■
193/8
*40
1,100
64,700
144
41
19
40
135
143
Xl42%: 143%
40
:
19%
19
*40
41
—1
preferred
12% Feb
59% Feb
2
'
;>
i
V
1
Inc
26,200
58%*
41%'
*
4
20
:
70%-
567a
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
26
6974
40%
1
2d pfd—5
preferred
Laboratories
70%
!
59
5/,.
common—2
Universal
687a
134%
:<
133
700
6.900
90%
55%
'
No par
preferred—No
convertible
21
8% Jun
5!
non-c
68%
13474
;
38
3774
*89
90%
66
68
373/4
37%
*89
133
66%
68
71
*697a
65*78
preferred—25
Wall Paper Inc
Jun
162% Aug
170% Jan
convertible
United
22
27% Feb
29
22% Jan
9
United Stores $4.20
90
1327a
50
Corp
37%
'
6774
—100
Stockyards
71
37
90
72%
3674
*89
133%
No par
common
non-cumulative
United
17
27% Jun
2% May 15
17
Feb
Co
Tobacco
7%
A
96% Jan 24
9
22% Jun
July 28
Dec
28
% July 23
24
9
Jan
13
89% July 27
3
U G
11
7% Jan 26
27
9% Jun
Jan
69
377b
90
*71%
91
6574
50
& Min com
Corp common..
7%; preferred—
19
20% Mar 20
42
May 21
5%. Jun
12
Sep 27
61% Jan 27
7% July 10
45
21
6% Oct 28
2% July 17
22% Nov
Feb
36%
6,300
132%
•
July
40
747a.'
36
38%
10
preferred———
Steel
73%
*88%
CLOSED
4.000
8
38%
383/4
Shares
18%
*7%
10o
1st preferred
non-cum
STOCK
EXCHANGE i
100
18 7a
8
38%
38%
the Weak
t per share
18%.
18 1/4
*7%
8
37%
38%
'
—1
Co common.:
Rubber
8%
47% Jan 30
12
18% Jan
U
19
61
3
29
S
187a
74
*7%
8
37%
38%
38
*
,
18
181/2
18'A
•7%
8
t per share \ '
S per share
I per share
18'A
*7%
;
-20
10*
18 7e
•
!
[
10
preferred——
Co—
Pipe & Foundry
''
\
1
common
3%%
21
142% Feb
2
Mar 28
45
42% Dec 29
13
84% Mar
Co
Lines
S
4%%
1 per share
f per share
'
i
Salea tee
Friday
Aug. 3
25
1,300
•
4
*162
162%
163 7a
*16274
1637a
*162
163%
*162%
163%
30
1Q5
1
9%
9%
10
10
1074
10%
10%
10%
100
52%
52%
52
52%
527B
5472
54%
54%
*54%
•
28 7s
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 74
28%
28%
23%
23%
1,600
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
lo
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co.
2.50
34%
35
35
35%
35
35%
3574
35%
3,400
Utah
Pictures
Co
Inc
com
preferred—
Power
&
Light Co
9%
10%
12,500
55
390
V
34% Aug 16
30%
*
Jan
Jan
3
16% Dec 28
13% July
24% Feb
23
38% Sep
5
29
2
July 24 '
12% Jan
3
18% Dec
20
17
Jan
20% Jan
26
9
97% Mar
8
' 28% Oct 18
23% July
104
Jan
4
103
May
105
7
July 12
6% Jun
29
2
27
115
105% Jan
101% Dec 29
11% Dec 28
Jan
96% Mar 22
79
12
112% Jun
19% July
46% Dec 30
33% Dec 30
x30% Oct 13
7
27% Jan
26
25% Jun
'
99
7
July 17
6
31% Dec
14
36
May 17
35% Jan 20
16% July 2
29% Apr 23
48
Apr
24
65:.
Dec 28
54% Jun
12
14% Jan
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
*29 7a
29%
600
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
19%
18%
18%
10,800
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
1,900
.
*111
114
*111
114
*111
117
*111
*111
114
*111
114
*111
117
*111
32%
32%
32%
100
*92%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
67c div partlc preferred
100
12%
13%
*118%
120 >/2
22"% Mar 1
11674 Feb 20
106% Jan 26
103% May 7
60
Mar 26
35% Feb
5
31% Mar 3
44% July 30
20% Jan 12
32
Jan 20
July 17
17% Nov
15%
29%
17%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5%. non-cumul preferred
100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
28
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred—
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
Virginia Ry Co common
25
67* preferred
-25
Visking Corp (The)—
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
77c preferred
20
Aug
3%%
18
2
preferred
35%
15%
29%
1
14% Aug
127
41
Jan
5
29% Jun 29
27
July 16
37% Apr 13
22% Sep
1
July 17
28
Jun
100% Jan
5
3
18% Jan
3
11274 May 24
106% Dec 21
Jan 13
112% July 11
34% July 13
29
100
*103% May 26
112
'
9
25
91% July
iO%Jan
28
22 ' Mar 23
117% Aug 25
16% July 27
114% Sep
Dec
27
5
x27% Jun
10
Jan
98
20% May 10
25
34%
15% I
29%
95
20%
20%
21
*115
115%
127
123
21
115
j r™
*93
14%
95
13%
*124
127
'2,566
32%
14%
58,000
127
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
114%
115%
3,600
117
327a
95
127
'
117
*111
32%
14%
127
*111
117
*93 7a
14%
13%
13%
12%
121%
16
117
-v
32%
95
*921/2
95
*92'/a
•
32%
32%
33%
15%
114%
*114 7a
115
114%
700
115
217s
*98%
100'/a
*98</a
100%
*98%
100%
*9372
1007a
*98 7a
102 %
*101%
102%
*101%
102 %
*1017a
10274
10274
80
100%
*101%
15,100
102%
*49
51%
52
*48
52
*48
*48 7<
51
*4874
~50
.
51
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
277a
2774
27%
i.ioo
44
44%
44%
44%
43%
44
427a
43%
2,400
*17%
17%
*28'/2
31
17%
44
/
44'%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
*2 87a
31
*28%
31
*28 7a
31
*56
5772
577a
*57
t
18
31
*28%
500
■
100
W
11% July 31
26
6
32
Feb
Jan
13
53
Nov 24
31
Jan
11
Dec
106
16
8
Sep
Walgreen
56% Feb
9
117a May 9
21% Feb 23
Walworth
Jun
8% Jan
4
177s July 27
19
May 17
99
167t Jan 24
104
Waldorf
Walker
Ward
57a%
3872 Feb
28
Jun
6
Jun
23
23% May 25
17% Dec
29
437a Jan 23
5
26,
8
15% July
2
2174 Aug
2
13 7a July 10
34% Feb
,
27
Mar
27
13
34
8372 Feb
28
May 14
Feb 15
$4
27
887i Sep 25
357i Dec 28
84
Jun
30
Mar 14
40% July 13
West
187e Apr
15
27% Dec 28
27% Dec 28
20 72 July 25
West
19
7% Jan
2
Jan 31
Feb
5
Feb 13
Feb
5
Jan 29
26
114% Jun
13
27
Jan 24
106% July 23
104% Oct. 14
10972 Feb
7
10472 Mar 20
107;
10472 Oct
109% Mar 24
95-• Jun
187a Dec 21
78
Dec 27 '
111
Nov 15
75
217s July 13
Dec
4
ia%Apr. 17
44% July
107
*
i4
July-19
Waukesha
>
48%
47%
48
10%
107a
10%
Gas
Motor
17%
*10174
5
13%
133/4
1
17 %
17%
*17
Light Co
31%
32
287b
No par
7%
32
convertible preferred
Indies Sugar Ccrp
Power
47a%
No par
*86 7t
"22%' Feb
,16
347a Dec
12
Jun
87
87
38 3/8
39%
38%
217b
2274
21
21%
2174
21'/a
21%
21%
217a
28%
*
100
1087a
30% July
preferred series C—100
97
97
*97
-
/II
15%
*
stock
Saturday
94
377a Apr
28% Dec
27
2574 July
18% Dec
33% Jan
19
257a Nov
12
357a Nov 22
127a Feb
15
57» Jan
3
177b May 26
11% Dec 29
5
7074 Dec 30
7% July
6674 Jiily
16
12
49% May
12 T Jun
,
7774 Jan.
27
5
91
*
9% July.ll
16% July 13
137-
15% Jan
24
Jun
457a Sep
4274 Dec; ,16
51
Feb
26
9
4
28
877a Feb
5
25
17
4
15
45
/Jan
41% Jun
18
507a May
3
3
Apr
21
July 30
1403/4 Jan 10
1297a July 11
29
.
3
4674 Feb
5
28% Jan
29
.
16% July 12
26
29
23% Jun
25
69
July 18
25
Jan
4
77
Sep 22
957a Dec 29
7574 Jan
74
90
25
79
July
3
987a Dec
827a Apr 24
70
July 26
Dec
89% Apr
21% Dec
10% Feb 16
16
13
69%
18
Jun
Aug
12% July
2
79% Apr
17
2
21% Jan
2
38!: Dec 21
3674 Jan 25
14% May 19
43% May 29
37% Oct 20
Jan
2
38 74 Jan
10
30% Jan
2
457s Jun
25
24% July 17
47% Oct 31
11% Jan
3
*1*72 Jan
13
3%-Jun. 27
-.
■* 5374 Oct
:
11'
6
•
19Y» Oct 18
'
7074 Apr
14
67*-Apr 22
15% July
47% Jan
4% July
2
17% Jun
14
Jun
14
48
-
Corp
'47a %
common
1
50
1067b- 1067s:
AND
HIGH
"♦IOC Va
SALE
Tuesday
16
Wednesday
July 31
$ per
108
*94
'
*107
%
100
[40C
/
10s
10
1 per share
Sales tor
Friday
the Week
Aug, 3
'
Shares
$ per share
:
13%
13% /
133/4
13%
t/ 13%
13%
'/ / * 13%
13%
47%
47%
47%
473/4
473/4
47'/b
48'a
1.900
213/a
20%
203%
20 3/8
213/s
2174
21%
21%
213's
3,200
37%
37%
37%
37
37
*37 7B
38%
*36%
38 VB
600
51'/a
51
49%
507a
50 Va
x86%
367a
867a
367a
*87 7a
3974
40
39%
40 74
40 74
417s
28
28%
27%
28 74
27%
281/4.'.
377a
37%
37
37%
363/8
37»A
*99%
100%
.
B
*99%
100%
35
35
35
35
*120
126
*120
100
126
•100
/
357.
52
,
52%
52
527a
5,000
8 9%
89
89
2,100
41
.
417a
28% "
427a
28
42%
" 28
:
287B
.377a
: .:
37%
*36%
100%
*9974
24,100
8,000
37
*99%
••
99 TB
355%
35%
46.800
200
35% '35%/,
35%-/
126
*120
126
*120
'
2,900
*87
90
*120
■1,600
•••
126
.•■•'-
39%
39%
387a
39%
38 74
40
85%
85%
86
86
8774
8774
867a
87
353/4
35%
357a
357a
35%
36
36%
37
37
37%
1,600
277B
27%
26%
27
2674
26%
26%
2774
26% / 277t
2,900
17
6,400
177a
18%
8%
-67
*77%'
*16%
207a
*131
'
"
407a
417B
17%
17 7B
177a
173/a
175/a
17%
*8774
17%
36%
3674
3674
*35 7a
36'/a
*3572
36%
18%
83/4
18 74
18 Va
1874
181/4
*
18%:
67
4'-12% ,12%
7
40
s
81
163A
21
136
413 s
8%
/
12%
97B
r«
*77Va
68
123%
12%
81
16%
-16%
203%
136
47%
47
44%
42%
43
25%
25%
25%
25%
18 I/B
978
78
78 7a
77%" 78
94
94 74
*94
96
*94 7a
9474
96
18%
187a
9%
9%
68
68
13'/B
12%
*77%
807a
*77%
80
20%
136
16
20%
*131
16
*15%
21
134
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48%
487 g
47%
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Youngstown Steel Door——No par
16%
16%
16%
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Zer.ith
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587a
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57'
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—
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283'4
109
105
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97%
91
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Young <L A) Spring & Wire.No par
*38% Feb 26
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York
153/4
91
CLOSED
conv
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
47% May 15
153/4
EXCHANGE
series—100
series—100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
9
July 14
98
*97
287a
108%
*103
37%
STOCK
Prior preferred 47a%
.Prior pfd 4%%
6
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105
13%
No par
Common
84% Mar 12
:1087a Feb
Jan
Ja? 13
97i July 13"
36
•
100
5,700
15,100
21%
5
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred————-No par
Wilson-Jones Co
—10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Woodward Iron Co—
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Pump & Machinery
2
Feb
28
17% Jan
13
lo
1574 Jan
i Jun
»76% Jun
12% Jan
,
30
13
Mar 27
31% May 4
2374 Marl9
2
Aug
3
34% Mar 22
22% Feb 25
142
10
42% Feb
17
Sep 22
13% Dec
Julyl8
32% Jan
Oct
2
28
3,400
87
4774
No par
Jan
25
26
28%
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/
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12
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29% Jan
33% Jun
19
28%
108%
105
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July 30
I per share
1
75 '
19
27
28
Jan
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/
Monday
July 28
3
Oct
Feb
126
108
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285/a
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97%
LOW
2
94
41
35% Dec
8
88
1067b
Wilcox Oil Co„
3
Feb
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•
15 %
88
.
Apr 30
29
125
2874
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105
21
Nov
6
28%
109
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36% Jan 22
2
Jan
Dec
28 3/8
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Westinghouse Air Brake—
10
Westinghouse Electric com
12 7a
3.80% preferred series B——-100
Weston Electric Instrument,.—12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—
100 /
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co
*
1
White Sewing Machine com
—1
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20
267a July -15
157b Feb
8
129
283/4
109
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Western Union Teleg cl A
81
20
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13
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■
22
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24
7
7%
87
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100
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800
31%
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94 74 Jan
22
12,700
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31%
87
467a May 24
84 74 July
9
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8
38%
28
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3174
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1.057a Feb .18
8
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87
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14 3/8
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32
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Jun
3
14%
7%
32
87
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5,100
28
25%
38%
4.10%
56% Apr 30
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257b
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38
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25
1
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32
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Kentucky Coal Co
Penr- Electric Co
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8
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28
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47a% preferred
;
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24% July
7a
3,400
417a Dec
32% Jun
18
32
2
34% Jan
18 5/8
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3
,
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22
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1
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27
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1374
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36
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28
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17
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13
133/4
22
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10
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13%
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101
17
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24
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27
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64% Jun
48
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5
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i
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•
59
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102
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1
West Virginia Coal & Coke—^-—5
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9%
100
377a July 26
1274 July 5
;
9%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
I per share
49%
Inc
Pump
Tobacco
Lowest
( per
49
common
stocks
Highest
49%
91-:. Aug 1
111 . .Feb 27
Mar 14
1067b July 30
Year 1950
Lowest
49
20%.tfeb 13
15% July 30
-
28%
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200
12%
28
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
Feb 14
107% Feb
12 7a
28
Pictures
Wayne
Webster
30
22
123/g
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*
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Wayne
Jan 27
29% Feb 26
11272 Jan 23
110
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275/a
Warren Foundry <te Pipe—iNo par
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3
Jun
297b July 18
12%
27%
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Washington
24% Jan
Dec 28
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1
197a
25%
18%
9 Va
3672
8972
5
12 7b
27%
preferred
7
24
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8
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11% July 13
12
27%
2.50
Warner-Hudnut
29% Dec 21
57
11%
27%
Co
3
27% Jun
57
12
27%
10o
(Hivain) G & W
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14
57%
12
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167a Jun
25
57
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-
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12
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28
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6
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18
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Wabash
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27
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97
4
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7
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Number 5035
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July 31
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97%
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Generaf unified
'
Atlantic
36%
July
4s
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external 7s
s
7
345
49
34%
94
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991/2
April-Oct
1953
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m/L
'oaiLextl
IA pmand
91%
'
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Co
mortgage
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,
35
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.
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loan (30-yr) i 1958—_i
sinking fund 4Vis 1955
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gold
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&
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>
49
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to
first
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Atlanta
49
49
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(City)
reduced
95%
116 Ve
4s»(reg only)
mortgage
99%
91%
Feb-Aug
3s
99%
90
95%
June-Dec
1963
93
46
109% 110%
June-Dec
.
debenture
Co
75
95%
'
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,
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79
93
June-Dec
1973
convertible
lixed
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99%
103
1
94%
110%
;0
—
102
98%
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...
3%s
171/4
(interest.
(Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
(Kingdom of) 4 Vis 1956
External sinking fund 414 s 1965
4s sinking fund external
loan 1963
3 /2s sinking fund external
1957
A6s
6%
91%
101 %
1957..
debentures
„
Norway
Oslo
a
1971
17%
17%
>„
.Mar-Sept
1959.1Mar-Sept
Netherlands
Oriental Development
1987
debentures
debentures
Ann
(interest
2008—
Stamped pursuant to Plan
,
:
79
April-Oct
convertible
14
14%
171/4
~lI.April-Qct
2.125%)
11%
43'A
20
*97'A 100%
Jan-July
1982
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—General 4s 1995
——!
1963„ Jan-July
ASecured ex'l sinking fund 6Vis
'
90
5
—
85%
102
"
debentures
—
to
97%
101 Va
6
7
104% 104%
....June-Dec
''
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Minas Geraes (State)
ASecured extl sinking fund 6Vis
1958__Mar-Sept
reduced
-
COMPANIES
—
102
Apri -Oct
—
1961—
2%s
1st
..Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
2.125%)
1
_
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to
debentures
American
171/4
reduced
1975—,.—
;
8%
8 Va
14"
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,,
1966
1986
debentures
2%s convertible
1922
;
...
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12
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.
81
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3%s
13%
14 'A
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A6s
debentures
i'i 3s debentures 1969
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
1963l_Jan-July
(1342 agree't)
^Treasury 6s of 1913 (assented
agreement)
deductions
3%s
Jan-July
ASmall
I
90
*6?'
—'
3%s
mortgage
3s
debentures
2%s
ASmall
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98%
95%
.
96%
90
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._
2%s debentures 1980
15 '/a
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1961
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1945
:■; A-;—
—
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49
—
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;
1904
;
—
first
2%s
'
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A4s
56
•;^43%
(Dept of)
1958
2%s
15%
71'A
56
■
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Jan-July
external 7s 1958
(City)
assented
Power
"
1963_Jan-July
'.
35
22
-
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1978—Feb-Aug
readjustment
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1945—Quar-Jan
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90
88
42
.
6
—
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external
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40
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:
assented
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63
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—
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Feb-Aug
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56%
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91
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82
56
85
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readjustment
conversion
external
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9
due
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4
56
'
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104%
46%
14
»■'
8%
1968
1899
7%
87%
37
-A
61%
on
coupon
79%
79%
April-Oct
1952——;.—Mar-Sept
'12
1942
1
97%
Bee Cauca
(Republic of)—
IA5s
11
5
6
-■
90
—
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May-Nov
A Warsaw
1943_May-JVop
8%
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*87%
'
--
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8%
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6%
1972—Ja?i-July
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1968—Jan-July v
agreem't)
'
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■
(1942
67
11%
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Mexican
ANcw assented
76
11%
1978..June-Dec
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42'A
56
30
88%
85%
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June-Dec
1954
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5A4'/2S assented (1922 agreement)
A 4 %s
small
1943
79
#
1961—
of '27
March
Alabama
s
»
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Co
1st mtge $ ser 1953—
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98 %
96
96
1957—April-Oct
7s
63
72
5
—
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•
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'
68
1965——May-Nov
bonds
$
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75
56%
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58
__
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29
116 /
,
A
Jan-July
June-Dec
1954
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(Colombia)
68%
73
—
—
loan
External
..
Jan-July
i
of
80
58
Jan-July
1957
3%-4-4%s (dollar bond of
-
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
(Imperial Govt)—
extl
b
„
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June-Dec
Jane-Dec
1958
(Republic) external 8s 1946
AExternal sinking fund 6s I960—
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
Japanese
A6V2S
86
May-Nov
f 1971
s
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...
1952
67
May-Nov
f AUruguay
'
1952, thereafter
--
—
DJigawa Electric Rower Co. Ltd—
•
A 7s 1st mtge s f 1945:.i_——
r
76%
71%
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Institute—
1977
External
Altaly
1947
Utility
22
'
41 Vi
Jan-July
B
Public
11%
95
A6s
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1977
series
Italian
70
,
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.
1952, thereafter
2
Jan-July
1,
(Kingdom)
external 7s
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v
94
1
v
10'A
10%
*75
April-Oct
1
1977—
0
.Jan-July
1968
1958
Power
(40-yr)
A5%s extl
11%
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...
s
90
.Jan-July
2004
1952
mtge s f
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A5Vis
54%
48
4
88'A
85
May-Nop
1964
paid 1968
(City) external 6%s 1960
due
62
58
:
67
0
Mar-Sept
secured external 1962
(Prov of)
Taiwan
63%
:
—
88
88 %
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
J
*
--
.Jan-July
1956—
Sydney County Council 3%s
80
77
'58
•
52 Va
52%
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1950
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Italian (Republic)—
—
1962—
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A4Vis assented
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A
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t
80
63
'
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<
80
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19o7
1944——
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mtge
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2.25%)
to
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series
mtge
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7s
Elec
Jan-July
1976
1
%
i vi':;
II
Jan-July
1976
1
Jan
55
77
23
62
72
61%
62
_j.
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1999
loan
water
A7s series B
96%
77%
April-Oct
f dollar bonds Jan
s
s
AEstonia
Great
dollar
f
s
58
70
66
59
75
Bhinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
98
80%
18
97
Feb-Auy
gold 5Vis 1955.:
gold 4;/ss 1962
H Salvador (Republic of)—
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extl
■II-
64
75
51
42
24
50
Jan-June
1942
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4s
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6s
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46%
—
to
1960
20-year external
2.5%)
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
<■
reduced
(interest
5
'
—
0
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%)
April-Oct
2012
(State)—
assented
*61
—
—
i
external dollar loan
A6s
40%
A 8s
Stamped
to
reduced
v.Z''
Chechoslovakia
391A
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113
37%
41
38'A
—
1950
external
A7s
74
36%
„May-Nou
64
55
38%
"
reduced
66%
13
external
A 8s
!' 63%
t
High
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
73
of)—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978.
;
66%
66%
(State of)
Paulo
56
56
:
'
.
39
--
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8s 1936 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
,
50%
'56
\ 52
*52
Ban
92
46 Va
52
*52
48
*38'A
--
A6Vis
1
..May- Nov
Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
(Republic of) 4%s external 1977-
49%
*52
..June-Dec
ACosta
Cuba
1
90% ;/
48%
Feb-Aug
—
88
,88
—
90%
48%
April-Oct
..April-Oct
..May -Nov
1947.
1953
*90 %
..April-Oct
__Jan-July
1970
—
Cundinamarca
7%
:
v
i A Sinking fund 7s Of 1926 due 1946SASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947..
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
4V2s
37 %
4%
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•6Vi
1
—
'1
A ;;;
.April-Oct
.May-Nov
1952
8s
A
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
.May-Nov
reduced 60 2.375%) 2001
——
extl secured sinking fund 1957— .May-Nov
51
35'%
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(City of)
(City)
Paulo
ASao
.
1961——.
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gold
50
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—
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55
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—
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2.25%)
6Vis 1952
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V
>
37
Low
55
(interest
June-Dec
Jan. 1
No.
*38
55
..May-Nop
Range Sine*
Sotd
High
stamped pursuant to Plan A
1967
7s
ARome
35%
(State of)—(Cont)
of 1926 due 1966
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reduced to 2.25%)
2004
♦51 Vi
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loan
external
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35% "37%
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1951— „June-Dec
7s
5s
sinking fund dollar bonds
25-year
51%
•51 Vi
1961
Jan
37'4
*37 V4
..April-Oct
..April-Oct
1962..
6s
I960—...
(Republic of)—
A 6s
3s
Municipal
(Hukuang
Colombia
fund
1962
assented
51%
36
do Sul
Rio Grande
371/4
50
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
51%
37
—May-Nov
..Mar-Sept
1961._
6s
1961
Consol
A7s
AChinese
51
37'A
*51V2
37 V*
or
Sale Price
Period
High
__June-Dec
lund
sinking
assented
A6s
Low
No.
High
June-Dec
1961
sinking
Week's Range
Last
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
June-Dec
.
3
BONDS
Jan. 1
*51%
..Jane-Dec
1957
Mortgage
A6'%s
A
AUGUST
ENDED
Range Sines
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
RChile
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Friday'e
or
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Interest
BONDS
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
104%
104% 104%
~1
95%
7
95%
*104
95%
104
105%
90%
101 Va
92%
101%
104%
95%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5035
(473)
25
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
P.ANGE
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
or
Friday's
Rochester
'terminal
Consoj.dated
Bush
5s
terminal
4V2s
19j7
first
Co
ENDED
May-Nov
—
i9u2
4s
75%
April-Oct
1955
High.
BONDS
No.
Low
Buildings
god
5s
96'/2
96%
SACuba Northern Ry first
§ A Deposit receipts
101
103
ACuba RR first 5s gold
§ADeposit
5%s 1942
June-Dec
Electric
Power
first
June-Dec
1976
3s
California Oregon Power 3Vis 1974—
Canada Southern consol gtd. 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—
•'
1
96
*96%
May-Nod
II
!
June-Dec
1952
Jan-July1
_
*88
1
Jan-July
receipts ——
25%
4
95
98%
12
101 y8
Jan-July
107%
107% 107%
3
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
106%
106% 106%
30
Guaranteed
Mar-Sept
Canadian
gold 4%s
Pacific
1951
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First
110
109%,
106
106%
10
1057/8
stock
100 &
6
100 A
101%
101 %
Jan-July
(perpetual)
101% 102%
121
100
4s
debs
series
Carolina
I960-
A
Clinchfield
Ohio
&
4s
*93
Mar-Sept
c ;
105
105
June-Dec
*62
67
1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
.
.
First mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
Celotex
3Vis
Corp
3%s
debentures
IA Central
1965—
debentures
(1947
Branch
U
P
issue)
first
101 %
April-Oct
101
Feb-Aup
I960—
98%
Feb-Aup
1960
95%
•
■
*
104
5
First
mortgage
30
98'%
3
74
102
11
97'A
74%
75
26
71%
69
69%
10
54%
55
27
A Jan
1
2020—May
mortgage 4%s series B Jan
1
2020
54%
May
104
Central New York
Central
Pacific
68 Va
.
3Vis
1987—*
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3s
1974
First and refund 3%s series A 1974
It
4%s
„
,
1992
1958
•
46%
;"1%
?
due
;
101%
103
133
Detroit
100 v* 100'A
_May-Nov
99
3s
117%
18
96%
104%
99%
16
96%
105%
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86
82%
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77
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A 1985_
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.
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2018
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April
1—
78%
22
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3s
and
series
refund
Mack
first
—Jan-July
1993
1970*
1
93%
101%
56
98
105%
96%
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92%
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85
107'A
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J 1985—
ser
97%
100 % 101%
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series I
H
2%s
96%
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a. _Mar-Sept
1958—
lien gold 4s
109%
.June-Dec
*74
Chemical
2.35s
debentures
1961—
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
1st
2%s
mortgage
1980
——'
78
94%
100 V*
97
93
102%
94%
77*%
98
1
60%
76
20
53%
79%
80
17
AGeneral
inc
4%s
mtge
Jan
—
...
80%
67
60
80%
78?.:
67
April
90
61%
98
79
119%
90
Jan-July
2038
1
*
May-Nov
95%
A 2nd
inc
4s
mortgage
mortgage
series A Jan
4%s inc
Chicago Indiana
A
ser
Southern
&
4s
1983
2003
Jan
April
April
Jan-July
1956
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
\
Second
First
mortgage
mortgage 3s series
Chicago
1st
inc
conv
Rock
Island
27/8s
mtge
97
12
71
RR—
13
61?:
3y8s series G
2000
60 A
74%
86'A
94%
99
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142
104%
105
7
__
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105 y2
109% 110
112%
'
73%
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73%
72
70 y8
94
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99 y8
.Jan-July
857/a
85%
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81%
—
1953—Mar-Sept
82%
100
96%
96%
10U
1971__Mar-Sept
*11
:
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104 y4
99%
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100
103%
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8
.
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88
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:
.
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95
95
95
5
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&
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debs
?
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160% 101%
—
100%
refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sepf
ACertificates of deposit
—Mar-Sept
73%
AFirst
,
100
1961
June-Dec
^Florida East Coast first 4y2s
;
Jan-July
109%
139
—
87%
65
61%
—
.,
,,
.
„
104 %
75%-
64
62%
Jan-July
1980
A
ser
981/2
74%
1999—April
1989
Pacific
&
1
...
First consol mortgage 2s series H
i.Ohio Division first mortgage 3y4s
98%
—
Co—
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»
70%
101>
97
v.*
.
4%s Jan
B
98
Railroad
110
mtge inc 4J/2s ser A Jan 2015——.April
First c.onsol mortgage 3y»s series E 1964_April-Oct
First consol mtge 3'As series F. 1990
Jan-July
-
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
—Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
Chicago & North Western Ry—
•96
—
•?•
102%
107%
—
*100%
General
Chicago Indianapol.s & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
100
102%
*136
14
79%
95%
96%
*107%
Erie
Muy-Nov
92%
96%
96%
97
*96%
100 %
mortgage 3% scries B 1985
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Gt West first 4s series A 1988
First
105%
-I
101
70%
.
74%
103
92%
__Feb-Aup
130 %
154
80
73
92%
_May-No»
85
80
76
103 7/8 103 7%
__Feb-Aup
.April-Oct
125
74
•
96 %
109% 109%
^Second gold 4s 1995—
-June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4.%s 1961
*. -May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976 .Mar-Sept
1995
~9
79%
5s
conv
90%
(3% •fixed
Va & Georgia div. first 5s 1956 May-Nou
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy
Elgin Joliet & Eastern'Ry 3'As 1970—
Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965—
April-Oct
A 5s
stamped 1965
——April-Oct
April
inc
103%
74%
101 :
101
1997
mortgage
96
fixed
*76
ya4
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR.—
Aueueral
101%
104
93
v3
*93% 101
Feb-Aug
107
97
97
94%
mortgage series A (4%%
-June-Dec
,
111%
105%
;
"
77 y4
105 »/4
97
*95
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refunding 4%s series B 1977—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 3VeS
1985—Feb-Aug
First and refund.ng mortgage 27/fls 1970—Feb-Aug
101
II
*97
88%
75%
1017%
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51
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and
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73
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82
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74
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; *
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83
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77
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89
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:
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1993
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series A
debentures
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Columbus
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Toledo
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f
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—
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1955—Feb-Aup
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II
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1
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s
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26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(474)
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FANGE
•
BONDS
Interest
New Ysrk Stack Exclude
Period
Friday
FOR
WEEK ENDED
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3
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or
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or
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1961
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gold
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 2%s 1980
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60
—
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Jan-July
N Y Steam Corp first 3%s 1963
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N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
61
■
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A
Westinghouse
2%
1974—
Co—
106%
101
Wilson
1981
103%
Winston-Salem
Co
{Wisconsin
90
99%
103
61
62
59
105
100'A
60
58%
37
100%
100 % 100%
107
71%
61
39
95
100% 100%
105%
103%
2
100'A
4
Jan-July
*94%
69%
103%
100
106%
98%
97
97
97%
Mar-,Scpt
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-JuZp
1967
S
B
Central
first
4s
*„
100'A
96%
101%
"l
98%
104%
1958
97%
100
*__
99%
99 %
*99%
Map-Nov
mortgage 3s
general
104%
54
101% 102
Corp—
1971
first
101%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3'As series D
debentures 1965
&
104%
...
A
ser
Electric
97%
3%s
61 Vs
59%
60%
101
103
11
099
—
3'As
103% 104'/a
105% 105%
2361
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
series A 1969
Apr-Oct
96%
101
*102
Jan-July
90
Telegraph Co—
debentures
s
-
90%
103'A
51
57
*90
May-Nov
1966
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
123%
81
*52
1970—Feb-Aug
1960
91%
113%
98
73'A
guaranteed
2361
mtge
Union
30-year
98%
69
74
Feb-Nov
Maryland first
mtge 4%s-4s
Western Pacific RR
97%
73%
1991—April
Jan
3'As
3%s series I
Gen
101
April
1967—Jan-July
1979—_Map-Nov
West
100
1981
1971
debentures
conv
West
96%
93
series
103%
Jan-July
*105 %
85%
86%
65%
16
113%
25
65
102%
108
277
106%
100 %
106%
*101%
Jan -July
1960
103%
98
—
105
106'A
ApriZ-Oct
—
—
Ry—
4s
1949
A Certificates
of deposit
§ ASu & Du div and term first 4s
A Certificates
of deposit—
98%
105%
103%
102%
114%
137%
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
100 %
103
First mortgage 27As 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
83
92%
84%
June-Dec
5
87
62%
71-
Mar-Sept
46
82
92%
10
1
111%
6
98%
58
98%
Jan-July
1936—Map-Nov
1971
*93%
Jan-July
100
93
99%
99
94%
100
105%
97
80
92
92%
107
96%
125%
97%
Yonkers Electric
101
106% 107
4
105%
6
107
111
Light & Power 2%s l976_Jan-July
98
98
108%
107% 108
*103
a
Deferred
100
96
Included
101%
not
99%
103
110%
92
96
*102
106%
*B'\-
60
60
60
7
59
927/8
72%
92%
93
6
91%
96%
97%
97%
97%
21
97
*96%
98
96
102
99%
94%
100%
99
103
*98
100
In
delivery
the
year's
sale
not
included
in
the
ycaFs
range,
d Ex-interest,
e
sale .not
Odd-lot
Under-the-rule
sale not included in the year's range,
r casn saw
Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 11 on
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
A
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
Included
in
the
range,
year's
n
range,
y
_
the
102%
*95%
May-Nov
102%
96
>95
1975—Mar-Sept
1978„Mar-Sept
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
General mortgage 3s guaranteed
127
83
82
Jan-July
1973
H
scr
101
92%
2%s 1971—Map-Nov
debentures 1974
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 2"%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Swift & Co 2%s
debentures 1972
103%
104
96%
104
Co—
93%
90%
*84%
98%
109%
101%
96%
May-Nov
72
100'A 100'A
106%
98%
*97
1955—Feb-Aug
1957
130
119'A 122
110
B
Washington Terminal 2%s series
104
126
95%
—
99%
111%
102%
97
April-Oct
■
81
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
13
104
1959—_Mar-Sept
1958.
income
first
93
27
98
*95% 103
2%s
.
Co—
mortgage
First
Map-Nov
April
,
99%
Jan-July
Map-Nov
series A
4s
2%s
5s
income
40
100% 100%
J«n-July
1
•
98%
*98
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s
series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6s
series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general
6%s series A
1956—April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
1985—April-Oct
debentures
50
94%
1975-Jun-Dec
First mortgage
2%s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol
gold 5s 1994
27/8s
-
113% 113%
—Apr-Oct
ser A
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
98%
--
and
RR
§ A First
,
debentures
Term
93%
95
mtge
mtge
First
104
93
*40
•
ref
consolidated
Wabash
106
100
Map-Nov
—
100
IOO
100% 101
April-Oct
gtd
Power
Gen
108%
94%
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
1981—..—
San
and
First lien
122
97 % 100%
94%
&
4s
101
—
__
*93'A
—•
1970
1965
consol
West
87%
*
Jan-July
1977
34%;
93
96
99
June-Dec
debs
sinking fund series
,
A
ABonds
liThese
here
Is
a
selling flat.
issues
were
combination
of
__
.
previously
all
sales
listed
on
the
Curb
.
Exchange.
The
1951
year 3
snovm
range
both Exchanges.
on
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
and
following extended
ending the
stock
or
current
bond, in which
list
furnish
we
a
AND
YEARLY
complete record of the transactions
Friday, August 3. It is compiled from the
reports of the
any dealings have occurred
during the current
on
RECORD
New York Curb
Curb Exchange
Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, July 28,
itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
year.
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Par
ABC
Vending Corp
—1
Acme
Adam
Wire Co
"II
common
-10
Hat Stores Inc
l
Aero Supply
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates
Inc
(N
For footnotes see
common.
J)
page
—i
Low
31.
3
7%
8,000
1%
1%
200
6%
—
6%
6%
26%
x26%
3%
3%
400
8
5
Jan
150
3% \"3%
11%
6% July
1% Mar
25%
Jun
New York Curb
-
3%
100
;U,-V '
2,300
'
3% July
2% July
11%
11%
2,800
9%
10%
88
17
2,600
g8
*
■
•
1
—
—
Feb
Jan
Aug
Exchange
High
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
9'A
2%
Jan
Alr-Way
Jan
Alrfleets Inc
7%
Jan
327/8 May
5%
4
Feb
Electric
Appliance
;.
Alles
Power 4.20%
Airlines
& Fisher
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
Jan
9%
200
5%
5%
300
—50
92%
94%
60
preferred— ..100
96%
97'A
100
7'A
7%
2,200
4%
Jan
7
Jan
150
21'/s
Inc
1
•„
7%
1
common
Jan
Allied
Internat
Investing
Allied
Products
(Mich)
15%
Feb
19
Jan
Altes Brewing Co
Altofer Bros common
stk.
5
cap
1
•
5% May
92
-
July
95
Jun
-
2% July
1
common—
25
3%
24%
3'A
25
3%
High
.Low
High
9%
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
3
1
Apr
11%
'
Par
Alaska
37/a
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Low
6%
•
—1
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
•
Ills
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
1%
ACF-Brill Motors warrants
Aluminum Alloys
Acme
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
i,
Corp of America—
RR
mtge
100
126
86
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—
Lines)
4
*95%
y
2%s
Gen
75 %
Co—
1985
51%
,22
2
*97
1976
Corp
conv
Western
April-Oct
78
104% 105
Map-Nov
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
102%
208
104%
«
87%
2%s
Virginian Ry 3s series B
-I'
June-Dec
;
102*%.
66%
97
'
—
June-Dec
North
24%
93
*97%
RR—
79
101%
92%
103%
*160
*100
April-Oct
16
23%
"
55%
93
1
Mar-Sept
1968.^
78
41
110
June-Dec
1971
54%
87%
Gas
First
104%
78
—
81'A
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
1941—Feb-Aup
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
South
*
86
98
Map-Nov
debentures
99%
55
U
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G
105%
95%
73%
*103%
—
May
106
99
Vandalia
104%
97
77
97
1980
103%
138%
98
W
*73%
97%
2016
13
••
I960—June-Dec
1961
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
96%
98%
—
2022—.May
Jan
debs
96%
124%
99% 100%
.Jan-July
—_April-Oct
Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967
bond
Seagram
Shell
—
Jan-July
A
2%s
June-Dec
96%
134
91
Walworth
1997
3%s 1974
U S
101%
83%
29
Co—
Jan
mtge
6
*96
1955„Jan-July
99%
*124
*89%
First
certificates 1989
May-JVou
Second 4s inc bond
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth
first cons gold 4s
1968_June-Dec
St Paul Union
Depot 3V'8S B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noy
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
AGeneral mtge 4%s series A
1st
84%
*97
—
April-Oct
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
83%
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st
gold 5s
gold 6s 1996
Second
103
104
103%
97%
—
100'A 100'A
—
Mar-Sept
96%
123%
97
*
*—
of Missouri 3%s
1971—May-Nov
and coll trust 2%s
1975_Apr:Z-Oct
debentures
United
1977—Mar-Sept
1969
10#
High
117
*97%
27/«s
3%s
April-Oct
101%
*97%
Vanadium
—
1995—Map-Nov
1973
31
99
102 % 102%
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
1991—Mar-Sept
Co. of America 2%s
1966„ApriZ-Oct
104%
98
*96%
Corp—
General
St
series D
Orleans
Corp
Virginia Electric
&
Low
1970—June-Dec
Consol.
Reading Co first
Jan. 1
No.
117
*98%
United Biscuit
219
*100% 100%
Pacific
99
103%
102
—
Oil
Union
87
97%
135
.Jan-July
117
102%
1970_Aprii-Oct
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Union
98%
99
__
100% 100%
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
Oats
series B
3%s
Ohio Cent ref and
impt 3%s
1st
Q
Quaker
&
First mortgage
3s
debentures
101
86%
*99%
May-Nov
Range Slneflf
Sold
*
110%
*94
mortgage
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and
Trl-Continental
99%
Co—
:
First and
refunding mortgage
First and
refunding
Tol
Union Electric Co
100% 100%
Jtm-Juiy
May-Nov
Public
M
New
99
100
-
{Third Ave Ry first
refunding 4s 1960
^Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
refund
99
110%
St Louis—
and
Term RR of
102%
88%
of
&
88%
Feb-Aztp
First
Bonds
High
.
Plttston Co 5 Vis income debentures
1964—Jan-July
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis 1977
First
Friday's
Bid & Asked
refund M 3%s series C
1990_AprzZ-Oct
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E
1985—Jan -July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
103
,
and
Texas
88%
Jane-Dec
1977
First
102%
99%
RR Assn
First
96%
93
April-Get
1960
general 5s
First
115
81
5
101 %
1959
Ashtabula
or
Sale Price
Texas
114%
V
A
general 5s
First
102
3
B
&
Week's Range
Last
Period
Refund and impfc M 4s series C
2019——Jan-JuZy
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Apiil-Oct
Corp 3s debentures 1965
May-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
113
100% 100 Va
.April-Oct
Terminal
104%
102-%
81
100% 100%
4%s series C
Pittsburgh Youngstown
3s
14
Coal—
,
l?irst
104
*103Vi 106
May-Nov
107%
104
103% 104
April-Get
1964
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4%s 1958
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
*
First
100
3
109
*104
104
Interest
Exchange
103
108 Vi
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A
1970__i—Jane-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B
1975—^
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
New York Stock
High
101%
101% 101%
I960—Feb-Aug
ser
ser
Low
Friday
•BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Low
*102
1957—May-Nov
H
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
1953—June-Dec
ENDED AUGUST 3
Range Sine#
Sold
High
Louis Ry—
St
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
FOR WEEK
Range
Friday's
1,000
10% Ma*
6%
Jan
107
Feb
102'A
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Jun
26
Mar
3'A July
5
Jan
7%
9
Apr
Jan
Jan
■!;,
%%
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
..
.
Monday, August 6, 1951
(476)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
AUGUST 3
Week'i
Sale#
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchang#
Sale Price
of Price#
Shares
Friday
Week's
Bales
Ranfe
,#r W"k
ot Fr,~
Sh.re.
Frid»r
L»st
STflPKS
6.1. Mm
E.eh.op
„.w York Curb
1
Range Since Jan.
Par
$3.75
Amer
•
—
Filter
5%
lAmerican Bantam Car Co class A
1
American
Book
American
Hard
American
common
Rubber
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter
com
Co
Class
American
Amer
$6
•
Chera class A
10c
Superpower Corp common
American
Thread
American
Writing
Anchor
*
preferred
Post
5%
—5
5
preferred
Paper
common
—
10/a
American dep
....
Apex-Elec
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas
Natural
Common
6%
class
Gas
•
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
43A%
Aro
convertible
Equipment Corp
Aspinook
(The)
Associated
Corp
Electric
American dep
Associated
Tel
Tel
Ac
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast Line
A
class
Automatic
~
—
Jun
Jan
Jan
City
Jan
Jan
97A
Apr
7
Feb
Clark
Apr
6%
23%
Jun
113
Feb
7% Jan
17% May
Jan
10% Jan
~
■
loo
500
'/4
Hotel
Public
Jun
12%
Jan
Compo
72
3/8
69 /2
6 /a
23 /4
'???
5 A
3uo
7%
400
17 A
oou
60%
23% Mar
Apr
10%
Jun
1 Ve Mar
&
Rubber
76
May
4'A
Jan
Continental
Continental
,
Corp
Feb
Jan
Corby
7'/a Jan
8%
Jun
Class
A
21 Mi
Feb
Class
B
9,900
32%
Jun
43%
13%.
11%
Jan
13% May
37/a
37A
300
7,300
3% July
4'A
77A
8%
11%
12%
Beck
(A
Bell
Shoe
S)
Bellanca
13%
Corp
13%
13
„
15%
Feb
Jan
14%
600
14% July
Apr
36%
900
35%
Jun
100
8 %
July
450
17%
Jan
1
11 Ve
11%
11%
150
Birdsboro Steel Fdry Ac Mach Co com_*
12'A
11'A
12'A
1,300
Black
Starr
Blauner's
Ac
Gorham
class
(S) & Co
C)
(H
Co
10%
Bowman
Gum
Corp
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Class
A
Oil
Amer
dep rets ord bearer
Amer
dep
British
300
800
4% July
6%
Feb
4%
26,200
3% July
5'A
Jan
Mar
23
.3%
4%
15%
50
8'A
8%
31%
33%
6 Ve
6%
15% Aug
7% Mar
1,100
1,300
400
30
Jun
5%
xl8% May *
10'A
Apr
40'A
Jan
32
Jan
32
Aug
Jan
10%
6 'A
3%
300
66'A
400
7%
800
12%
12%
500
9%
23%
24 3/4
900
11%
11%
1,900
8
July
10%
Feb
4'A
Jan
July
73%
Jan
8'A
Feb
58
7 Mi
Apr
9 Ve
Feb
14
Jan
12
200
11% Mar
July
Jan
1,900
142% 149
5% S 5%
5%
1,600
1%
l'A
100
3%
~4%
4'A
300
1,400
19 Ve July
33'A
Jan
12%
1
148%
'A July
2%
118
Jan
11V4
Jan
Jan
Aug
149
•
3%
Jan
1 Ve
July
3% July
6% May
1%
Jan
4'A
Aug
Jun
20'A
26'A May
22
22'A
43
43%
100
31
Jan
45
12
12%
600
10
Jan
16%
Feb
12%
22%
123/8
100
10%
Jan
16 v.'
Feb
i®6
Jan
'iff
ir«
%
900
1/128
1/64
16,900
May
'A July
1/128
1/128 Jun
600
7%
8
7
/'
7
!
1
Feb
3% July
5,700
7%
65%
,
8% May
Jan
22
100
.
7'A
1,900
7'A
Jun
Apr
6
h July
Jan
12'A
7'/e July
18% Mar
(ord reg)—£1
5
78%
74%
78%
14,800
52%
3,600
Jun
Apr
Feb
16
13%
Jan
~6%
43/8
4%
14'A
87'A
4
July
Tobacco
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Curtis
Feb
7% May
7% Feb
3
Brothers
Davidson
Aug
Dejay
3,800
Jan
25%
Feb
Dennison Mfg
900
7
July
9%
Apr
24%
24%
24%
100
23
Jan
27% May
Detroit
Gasket &
Jan
24
Mar
Detroit
Gray
Jun
Detroit
10%
Jan
13% Mar
2'A
Jan
2'A
Jan
36'A July
Detroit
20'A
31% July
27% Jan
-11%
12%
7,100
12
12'A
260
"2%
2%
2%
1,200
3%
3%
3%
500
34%
Feb "
Feb
4'A
,.
3% July
Jan
60
July
80
33%
34%
5,300
28'A
Apr
3 7'A
Jun '
10'A
200
9%
Jun
14
Feb
6% May
—r
8'A July
12 ve
Jan
33
Jail
Feb
18
39
14'A
14%
50
6%
6%
1,500
6'A May
7%
3%
29
6%
14%
900
2% July
4
2$
5
34%
8%
Stores
10c
-35
50c
-.5
common
class A common..
Steel
Manufacturing
Products
13%
2%
4%
2'A
28
28'A
12'A
1
12'A
2'A
5
28%
12%
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jan
20
27%
Apr
30 %
500
6'A
Jun
8%
1,600
A12%
Jan
10
136'A
Jan
Jan
—
4%
Apr
i5tf
12'A
138
138
—
10
.
class B
Ac Raynolds
6%
:_1
1
Foundry—
Co„
Mfg
29
14
138
100
1
debenture—
Iron
6%
3
29
.1
Inc
Hardware
2% July
20%
8,100
15'A Mar
12
2.50
Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A-
8%
36%
Jan
5
Day Mines
23 3A
35%
9
D
8%
36%
12%
2.50
Mills
Hosiery
Davenport
21%
.
5'A
Jun
common
8%
2,900
Jun
7'A
•
10
Atlantic Sugar common
23%
3
2%
700
10%
Cuban
"3
2%
1,300
8 Ve
Jan
Mar
20
200
-
Feb
2%
:. 73/4
12%
5
*
25c
common
Jan
u
23/4
7%
13% Mar
Jun
6
July
May
l'A
6% Jan
Jun
300
6%
6
85
% July
Ve
"23/4
1
6
-1
Co common
Oil Refining
$6 preferred
Feb
Jan
4
9%
24 Mi Mar
Jun
July
July
rets
ord
1st
2nd preference vtc
Forman Distillers
Brown
preference vtc
Rubber
•
*
(E L)
Co
Mills
Ltd
Buckeye
Bunker
Pipe
Hill
Burma
4,700
2%
26%
Apr
4%
200
13%
107
15%
3%
9,900
xlOl
325
111
Jan
11% May
May
19%
3,200
x45% May
18% Apr
6'A
18%
6
4,600
5%
Feb
Jan
15% Aug
113% May
50'A July
Jan
22'A
6% May
17%
18%
10%
4,200
Jan
19% May
20%
18%
Jan
29
700
1,800
700
400
2'A July
4'A
Jun
15% Mar
143
<
May
17% May
Jan
3'/a
July
5
Jan
30'A
Feb
11% July
14%
Jan
24
13
Feb
14%
14
14%
1,900
13
Jan
25
24%
25-
3,300
20
Feb
12'Ac
4
*
%
A
4'A
%
3,800
3%
%
Corp Amer dep rets
16,200
Ltd—
Distillers Co
(The)
Finance
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Duke
Jun
M Mar
Jan
(Allen
Class
A
B)
33A
3%
1
200
r-'V'V
■
.
•
13%
13%
14'A
13,100
California
1
x7'A
x7'A
73/8
2,000
Calvan
Electric
Oil
Consol
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
'A Vo
Canada
Power
&
Gas
1
Co
Insurance
Co
4%
*
Ltd
common
preference
Southern
Canadian
Canadian Dredge
Ltd
(The)
common
& Dock Co
Ltd
Jun
x8'A
Feb
75
20'A
"5%
6,200
Jun
5{|
7%
Industries
Jun
223/s
Mar
73%
July
Mar
27'A
Jan
33/«
243A
7
Jun
Apr
Jun
28% July
*
Canadian
Marconi
1
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter Ac Kennedy Inc
&
Carnation
Co
Co
3%
Biscuit
12,400
27%
28
300
22
36%
38
700
4%
1
8%
8%
4
99
97%
600
4%
8%
500
99
275
—1
"2%
2%
2%
8,000
Jan
4
81
May
Mar
Apr
2% May
;
Co„
class
1,300
23
85
86
125
14%
15%
12 Ve May
15'A
Feb
Feb 1
Aug
34%
32%
Jau
41 */2
79
Apr
94
Jan
14 Mi
Jan
19
Mar
5%
—
reg
10c
£1
1
15%
—
--
,
—
—
4%
21%
6
25%
21 2
6 m
26%
4%
12%
12
12%
72
72
72
B
common
Corp common
Potash Co
prior preferred
100
Malleable
10,300
Apr
May
7%
A
Jun
Jan
6%
Jan
50
16
Jan
25%
Jun
1,900
5
Jun
400
1,300
3%
20%
11%
225
67 %
Jan
8
29'A
Jan
Apr
States
Corp
116
preferred series A
series B
102
5%
14 Ve Mat
3'A
81
Feb
42
Jun
Feb
5'A J / y
250
111'A 116
99'A 102 /
Associates—
Sugar
1,000
Jan
Jan
July
31
4%
$6 preferred
Eastern
7,000
-25
Iron
94
Jan
116
July
400
83'A
Jan
102
July
Feb
shares of beneficial lnt_ .—1
31%
31%
32
300
28%
Jan
36%
of beneficial int— „1
*
Easy Washing Machine class B
82
Jan
85
U%
12%
6.500
11%
Jan
16%
Feb
12%
23%
22%
23%
72,500
19'A
Jan
23%
Aug
13
Jan
Common
$5 pfd shares
common—
—5
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
—1
Bond
Ac
Share
9
7% May
109%
*
Jan
28'A July
38
Aug
3l'A July
*
Co
161% Mar
2% July
5
2.50
common
Carolina Power Ac Light $5 pfd
Carr-Consolidated
3'A
2%
—100
common
Capital Transit Co———
Carman
161% Mar
100
1,400
6'A
25%
Eastern
Feb
56
Ltd—
preferred
42% July
24
1
*
Test
Electric
Canadian
17% July
23
—
4'A%
Feb
26
•
Jan
16% July
41
V,
Eastern
*
—
Jan
1,600
30'A May
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common— _10
Jun
7
100
5%
5%
60%
17%
42%
16%
—
July
Jan
July
4%
53
23
*
Hosiery
$7
~5%
wi—
14'A
73%
20
Oils Ltd
Canners
1,700
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
73%
800
27
—
—
4% Mar
33/4
—
♦
11% July
Jan
Laboratories—
common—
Duraloy
Jan
6%
4%
5%
53/4
3% Aug
16,700
5%
20%
A
5
Ltd
Co
5
Aug
15'A
10
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Durham
50c
common
Sugar Estate
2% July
10 %
200
41
v
•
Co—;—
Power
DuMont
15% Mar
27%
2% July
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
26%
5
4%
Jan
1,400
*
common
Draper Corp common
Driver Harris Co
Duval Sulphur Ac
Calamba
Co Ltd
Textile
Dominion
26
—
.*
♦
Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Tar Ac
2'A
10%
4%
1
•
Dominion
Duro
Cable Electric Products
—1
class A
Corp
2'A
10%
26
•
1
Corp
Dobeckmun Co common
Domestic
.2'A
10%
ord reg 4s
American dep rets
Mar
Jan
8
2.50
Burry Biscuit Corp
30%
5% July
•
Sullivan
4% July
Jan
325
2.50
B
Line
Ac
187A
1
common
common
class
3%
27%
—
1
junior preferred—10
Co
Bruce
Bruck
15
110%
1
Brown
cumulative
--
3%
4%
*
vtc
common
$5
14
26%
3%
10s
reg
$3
July
July
14
Feb
Diversey
•
Company
Feb
10%
£1
B
Brown
11%
£1
Columbia Power class A
Class
6
Jan
~7%
*
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
4%
27
"7%
Jan
Drug
Devoe
British
6% May
Jan
Jan
Crown
79
*
Co—
Apr
10%
14 y«
Crown
14% July
*
British-American
21%
15'A
Crystal
*
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Jan
Jan
200
Feb
1
Power
2%
8,700
Motors Inc„
•
*
Inc
common
1% May
17%
Jan
Jan
4
9%
prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Brazilian Traction Light Ac
2,600
16%
38%
17
11%
700
15%
15%
5%%
Breeze
Apr
1%
1%
17
(Md)
Cork Internat'l ''A" partic
6% Mar
5
*
•
common
common
Jun
10'A July
3
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
13%
16%
Cuban
•
A
Jan
17%
Crowley Milner Ac Co
Crown Cent
Petroleum
8%
common
9%
1
Co
Brewing
Jun
19'A
Inc
1,400
•
Crosley
14%
—
—
'
dep receipts
Petroleum
Croft
2%
1
Ltd—
American
Jan
6
Jan
8%
Inc
400
11%
9%
*
Petroleum common—
Jun
36
14%
1
Co
11%
11
16%
preferred class A
8%
18%
Bickford's
$1
Cosden
14'A
xl2
1
Hedges common
Apr
11%
11%
*
1
common
Jan
18%
Ac
Jan
Reynolds
&
Apr
4
Watch
Benson
13%
24%
5c
6%
5%
Telephone of Canada common—25
Benrus
Jan
-*
11 y8
50,700
1,300
375
1
common
Aircraft
Feb
30% Mar
*
.
Gold Mines
1
w
Courtaulds
Feb
—
1
common
common
Jan
72%
Jan
.
57A Mar
8%
Co
voting—
non-voting
Inc
Creole
Ties
13%
July
24
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Cornucopia
36%
12%
Ac
9% July
62
150
7%
Feb
13%
1
(L)
100
550
27 Ve
12%
7%
33%
1
Beau-Brummel
Feb
65%
7%
13%
Barium
Baumann
10%
3%
25%
5%
Inc
Jan
~7%
Jan
35%
75c
Corp
8%
5%
July
Corroon
*
Steel
200
32
5
shares
Refractories
Feb
9
6%
5% Apr
Coro
Barcelona Tr Lt Ac Pwr Ltd
Basic
Jan
7'/8
7'A
9%
32
20
los Andes—
de
American
7%
Jan
15%
Commercial
1
common
Jun
6%
8%
Car-Na-Var Corp
Feb
•
Co
Co
Securities
Baldwin
Banco
Wilcox
Jan
5
600
1956
to
ext
82%
Apr
33'A
8,600
65%
1%
1
Corp
—1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
-*
16%
Jun
6 %
..
Aug
4%
1
1
1
Consolidated Liquidating—.
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Vtc
Jan
B
Baldwin
Service
Jun
2%
64
6%
10%
_7 Ms
Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
4U0
1.200
375
Jan
17%
Consol
fffJuiy;
4%
Machinery—
Shoe
Rights
Babcock
Inc
Commodore
Community
3uu
900
1%
1
1
25
1
10
Co
Manufacturing Co
Colt's
Feb
Jan
6%
11%
ordinary
Ac Stone
Sand
Colonial
48
13% Jan
Apr
'
Airlines
Colonial
Jan
9%
9
26%
*
—*
common
Jan
--
--
16
16
3
114% May
217A Jan
Co
Development
Colon
11% May *
400
64'A
5
1—
Products Co
Plow
Cockshutt
9 4 % Mar
10%
65
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Aluminum
Feb
Apr
8%
Clayton
15%
1,3°0
7%
7%
-18% May
10% Feb
Co
Hosiery Co
Claussner
Jan
16%
July
7
1
1
1—1
Co
Inc.—
Neon
Claude
May
85
34
5
10
Manufacturing
40
17%
22
5
Apr
Mar
10%
6 A
3%
4(4
10
10% Jan
5,700
71
2 A
68
—
13'A July
Jan
Jan
22
5%
6%
1
Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Auto
Controller
Jun
11
Mining
Consolidated
Chief
Apr
5
Apr
6
certificates
trust
Voting
27
11%
11%
4
•
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago Ac Southern Air Lines
11%
6 % Jan
1-700
21
47 A
11%
<
common
Juu
Jun
11
Jan
118
103%
%
—
•
Voting Machine—
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
24% May
% Jan
Apr
6%
-r
--
1
Automatic
Jan
8%
—
1
Products Inc
Steel
47%
107/a
1
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
Jan
111YF Jan
50
Co
57%
3%
16,500
.
•
Fisheries
Jan
Corp
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Club
16/a
19 /4
46%
10%
17
21
*
America
Jan
10
1,100
4
—
£1
of
Jan
40
5% Jan
/
rets reg
Laundries
Atlas
16
Industries—
Associated
Atlas
16
17
•
——•
/—50
—2.50
1
preferred
40
Jan
America
of
6%
10
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Jan
Co
common
8%
300
6%
6%
15%
•
common
non-voting
preferred
Chamberlin
4%
700
4^a
7%
8 /a
104
106 A
8
105%
16%
—
A
—
1
pfd—100
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
34% Mar
112
—n
13/a
12 A
4
13%
£1
1
rets ord reg
Jan
Co
Apr
89
10
1
2.50
10
5
10
preference
Aircraft
Clarostat
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Angostura-Wupperman
Cessna
%
1,300
8
26% May
10%
700
87/a
10%
Convertible
Feb
7%
Jan
44 %
300
200
87/a
22% May
Co common
Century Investors Inc
Jan
3%
20%
225
22
21
10
2
Century Electric
Jun
33
1
common
Jan
32%
'«««
—
2
Products
Angerman Co Inc
\a
114
114
4 A
4/e
—
27% Mar
pfd
& Light 4%
8'A
77% May
II
1
100
Products
Steel
Central Power
Charis
53 '/a
19/2
51%
16'A
A
52"%
19'A
%
2
common
Jan
Jun
Ohio
17%
24
100
preferred
3.50%
Central
31
550
400
3.300
1,800
37
36%
39'A
Mar
Jan
Jun
2%
500
3'A
3%
3%
3,000
6%
6%
6%
1
1
V
•
High
Low
&'A July
14%
400
15
Co—
Power
Maine
5%
"
36
Conv
20%
375
4
Jan
19 7A
9.3UU
33
35%
36%
10
Republics
Seal-Kap
series
35%
•
Potash Ac
32
84
22%
juu
Feb
15
preference $1.50 series
preference $1.40 series
Conv
Central
Jan
Jan
26%
--
—
l7/a
lVa
3oO
6
Feb
Co
of America
Illinois Secur Corp
Central
16% Mar
1%
Ac
Catalin Corp
Feb
13
Jan
78%
160
850
25 A
21/a
—
—
pfd—25
B
American
5%
—
28% Aug
Jan
% July
.rr
84
37 /2
24 a
21
5%
25%
•
Co
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American
20
25
1
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
Jan
9%
3,800
'*
--
82
35 /2
37%
104%
14%
--
1
'<'4
--
82
25
Co
25% Mar
11 a
--
—
—.100
Co
iuu
10 A
—
1
1
American
Beverage
28/2
11%
15
pfd
conv
94% July
450
—
•
Industries common
Air
95 A
94 /4
28/2
__
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
100
preferred
cumulative
Aluminum
—
....
...
M)
(A
Castle
Aluminum Co of America—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
10
Htgh
Low
High
Low
Par
Mar
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
100
11%
101
7%
„1
•__5
21
May
Apr
Eureka
Corp Ltd
113%
Feb
Eureka
Pipe Line common
5%
11
Jan
96
July
900
6%
Jan
100
14%
Jan
106%
Feb
9'A Mar
24
2'A
Apr
Jan
10c
1%
1%
1%
3,500
l'A July
__1
31%
31 Ve
31%
200
30% Mar
34
Apr
5%
5%
100
4% May
6
Mar
n
„%
13,600
__1
5
103%
7%
21
21
100
50
11%
99 % 101
May
Jan
,
„
1
Jun
l.'e
Jan
14
"%
_10
Jun
18%
Jan
22%
Jan
39
Jun
9
Jan
%
Carreras Ltd—
Amer
Amer
Carter
dep rets A ord
dep
(J
rets
W)
Co
B ord
common
Casco Products common
For footnotes see page 31.
11% Mar
£1
1% Mar
5%
5%
•
5%
600
1% Mar
Falrchild
Camera
6
2s 6d
1
•
11% Mar
7
Fairchild
Engine
4%
Mar
Apr
6%
May
Jan
Fansteel
Ac Instrument
Ac
Airplane
Metallurgical
1
1
—*
33%
7'A
23
33%
1,800
7%
7'A
6.600
6% July
22'A
23%
5,200
16% Mar
"* 32
27% May
,
Volume 174
Number 5035
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(477)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
WEEK
ENDED
AUGUST
Friday
^
Par
(Phila)
Low
10
First York Corp common
62
High■
61%
10c
3%
$2 dividend cumulative preferred—1
<M H)' Co Inc
1
10%
3%
260
3%
31
Fishman
Low
62
900
31
10 y2
53
10 y2
29
25
100
62%
Jan
3%
Class
•
B
47
32% May
Jan
107/a
Feb
40 y2
300
*
..."
Jun
66%
Feb
54
47%
Shares
Jeanette
American deposit
v
Jan
75
Glass
Jefferson
Feb
Jim
Co
Lake
Brown
Co
(N
Range Since Jan. I
High
Low
common
3%
*
800
3
33%
600
26
3
1
Co
Stores
3%
1,000
High
Jun
Feb
H Jan
'•
7Y4
38
Feb
Jun
,
4% Mar
—
—
2%
—
2%
1%
2%
2 3/4
Feb
Jun
33/4
Jan
Jan
22%
Apr
43/4 July
July
600
—
Jun
1%
203/4
■
•
Kokenge
3%
33
33
1
10c
J)
'
Inc.
Preference
&
3%
1
common
Sulphur
O'Mahoney
Julian
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Low
fir
Jerry
non-voting_
voting
for Week
Jan
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A
Range
of Prices
Jan
Feb
ay*
Sales
Last
■ale Price
High
May
3Vt
Week'a
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Blaae Jan. 1
'
Fire Association
3
for Week
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Sale*
Friday
1083/4
.
rets ord reg—£1
6%
6%
6Y2
800
4%
Jan
6%
Jun
Ford Motor of France—
American
deposit receipts bearer
Co__
1
Brewing.,'—1.25
Fort Pitt Brewing
Fox
(Peter)
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
4Y2%
convertible
Fuller
(Geo
%
%
4,800
% May
1%
11
7%
2,700
10 Ya May
133/4
Feb
7%
1,400
6% July
11
Fob
9
Jan
preferred,.
8%
50
Jan
39
12
5
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Jan
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7V4
1
common
Co_
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%
10%
...
11%
12
Jan
45
Jan
10 y*
2,000
Jan
12%
Apr
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Kalser-Frazer
1
Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Kawneer
100
pfd
Kings
Gatineau
Fower
Co
5% preferred
Gellman Mlg Co
•
common
'
General
Builders
Corp
S% convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
" "
Amer
dep
ord
rets
18%
Feb
4%
Jun
100%
Jad
King
4%
Jun
7
Jan
Kingston
800
5l/4
Jan
7% Aug
Kirby
400
2Yb July
2% July
4
Jan
Kirkland
Lake
3%
Feb
Klein
Emil)
19 3/4 May
II
"4%
1
4%
23
Jan
10
Jun
.1
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
'
■
1,000
25
r-'
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__
5
26
25
General
Outdoor
.100
—
105
105
General
Plywood Corp
:■'$%
_50c
preferred—...
conv
Public Service
Georgia
Power
$6
preferred
$5
pfd.f
common
General
Gerity-Mich
______
1
common
Gilchrist
Co
Gladding
McBean
j,
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Co_
Distilleries
Gobel
(Adolf) Inc
class
:
Mines
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Grocery
Co
11
7,
5
&
(The) Forge Co
Brewing Co
July
10%
Feb
1
3%
20
Shore
•
*
—
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118%
53%
30
30%
18%
—25
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Western
Brewery__
Products common—
!
29%
14
...1
Foundry & Machine
of Delaware
Lakey
'••:.-. 8.7.••■••
7%
6 3/4
Machine
University
Monotype
Extension
Salle
Portland
Lawrence
Cement
common
.—
1,500
7%
7%
1,000
7%
Jun
10%
Feb
18 3/8
18%
1,000
17%
Jan
193/4
Jan
Jun
5%
Jan
21%
Jun
28% Aug
133/4
Jan
19
Loblaw
J
40 3/*
87
Feb
Tourneau
68
Lone
Mar
class
183/B
18%
14
14
14%
Feb
2,900
Feb
Lynch
14%
8 3/4
Alabastine
Jun
136%
Jan
3 3/4
Feb
!46
Jan
11%
__
•
11%
600
10
22
.
54
Feb
203/4 Mar
Jan
Mar
11% May
23% Feb
Mar
1
283/4 July
293/4
20% July
253/4
Feb
243/s
Jan
2 8 3/a
Aug
10 %
28%
25
23
27 %
Jan
12 % May
3,200
43
41
43
32 % Mar
14,300
•
—_2
Corp
xll0%
16 %
16 Ya
16%
14%
Apr
14% July
1,500
14
200
'
Jan
12
Co
5
Service
Co
10
14%
14%
100
123%
I6Y4
16%
100
16
Co
1
*
30 Yb
30 YB
10
Mi'g Co—
•
Public
Maine
Stores
Mangel
Manischewitz
common
(The
B)
Mapes Consolidated
30 Ya
—
"
—
7
•
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Hammermill Paper common
Hartford Electric
Light
15
WEI,5
_____
Hartford
1
Harvard
Hearn
Mining
Helena
42
Aug
49%
Jan
Jan
4':'v
7./.'
4%
1,400
3%
Jun
Apr
Co
2Y2
£1
Ltd
Feb
Feb
200
1%
Apr
2%
6%
5%
600
,
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
10%
10%
400
93/4
Jan
113/4 Mar
32
33%
33%
1,300
233/4
Apr
35
I 6%
—5
25c
6%
200
12%
6%
13%
600
193/a
1,150
13%
*
common
15%
•
"
A
15%
—i.100
:
4% preferred w w
Henry Holt & Co common—:
Hercules Steel Products..—
15
—10c
,
3,800
10
133/4
2,300
10 Yb Mar
(AG)
edging
13 Ve
15
1,600
8Y2
Co
1
16%
16s/8
17 %
6,100
13 %
1
2%
27/b
3
4,100
7%
73/a
7%
5,800
.
Jun
8% Jan
14 Ya
July
19%
Jan
Feb
5%
7%
'•
3%
Hoe
(R)
& Co class A
10
-2.50
12
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
.....5
Metal Textile
123/a
Holly Stores Inc_
Holophane Co common-—Hormel
Horn
Horn
Inc
Humble
Oil
Lock
IHuyler's
1st
&
&
July
Feb
9%
Jan
9%
':7 »
126%
5
Co
—1
•
preferred
J
126
Jan
128%
Midland
$2
Steel
8%
8%
"z.
15% May
July
July
-
32 y2
JAn
Jan
Jun
7
Jun
3%
Jan
„
f
Jan
Jan
111
Feb
%
453%
169
Jan
Jan
>:.32% Mar
Feb
*131
5% Mar
t7- WV
3% Mar
18
Mar
'
5
18
18
16
10O
i-.——«
Midwest Oil Co
Mid-West
Refineries
Jun
4%
27
7
Feb
Jan
Wohl
Co
common
Chemical
Imperial
American
24%
23%
18% Mar
700
24%
23
May
Industries—
dep receipts registered
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)-capital stock.i*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.5
4%
35 Yb
34%
35%
10
10
-
100
Feb
25%
9,600
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
10%
100
9
Jan
12%
Jan
1%
~1%
1%
400
1%
Jun
83/4
8%
8%
12%
13
14%
13%
14%
11
16
17%
July
7% May
1,500
11
56% May
5
2
9%
Mar
Jan
Feb
11% July
11%
Apr
Feb
Jan
27
Feb
15 Y*
50
Jan
Feb
Jan
16%
10
500
6,600
16%
127/a
25
Jan
9% July
5%
Jun
37% Mar
123/s
17
5%
35
Missouri
Public
Molybdenum
Service common—
Jun
24
Power Co—
cumulative preferred
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
Jan
5,000
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
6
700
5Y2
Jun
73/4
Jan
30
50
30
15%
16%
45
45
16%
27
30
Jun
14 Y» May
2,600
101
38%
3%
39%
7,000
94
94 Ya
100
101
102%
75
3%
102%
"2%
234
1711a 172
May
40
May
Jan
98
Jan
107
Mar
101%
Jan
Apr
185%
Feb
Jan
4Yb July
36%
Feb
May
99
1,200
80
common— .7.25
_100
Tel
"4%
22
22
22%
Jun
165
900
11%
IIYb
llYa
3% Aug
May
2% Jan
92
93
"4Y4
2,700
4%
Feb
45
Jan
2%
'
"23/4
103 %
Jan
13 Y2
12,200
3%
38
Jun
40
50
34
_10c
35% Feb
19% Jan
'
IIIi
A—
pfd.
Mills
Ohio Mfg
Company
35
50
33/4
500
27/« Jan
4%
Jan
16 Ya
Jan
233/4 July
10%
Apr
13
Feb
103% Mar
140
99
May
5
38
39
100
35
July
56
Feb
21
213/a
400
19
Jan
21%
Apr
1,000
Jan
13% July
Co
.2.50
Muskegon Piston Ring common—
—10
Muskogee Co common—————
Muter
Jun
Jan
Feb
July
5
Vernon-Woodberry
Murray
35
30 y2
—10
Tel &
Jan
5%
_ioo
Producers
States
Jan
3%
preferred series B. -100
_100
4.50% praferred series C
1
Monroe Loan Society com class A.
Power
4%
223/4
30 Ya
cumul
States
400
600
5%
53/4
Monongahela
4.80%
5%
"3%
1
Corp—
Monogram Pictures common
4.40%
1,350
III1
•
Mt
•
;
800
32%
r
Mountain
common
3
7 3/a
54
lioc
convertible
4%%
Mountain
Zinc Co
100
_50c
Supply common.
Midwest Piping &
Mountain
Illinois
Jan
100
—Jo
Abrasive
50
preferred,—-Mining Corp of Canada——
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—. IlOO
3%
—"■
Hygrade Food Products.
%
Miller
25
850
7%
5%
;•
'
-
Feb
102%
9%
Mid-West
shares
dividend
common—
Jun
2,100
1%
Feb
Co
4Y*
3.800
4
1%
53/4 July
July
Feb
9% May
3
Products—
non-cum
29%
300
4
153/«
106% July
700
1%
143/4 May
Jan
23% July
325
*
Securities
Jan
,43
—
4
■
Jun
140
30
29
Corp
Petroleum common
2% Jun
75
__
Hone
States
25% July
13% Jan
r
y
25%
25
—
5
common
43%
——
v
25
Refining
Manufacturing
convertible
400
13
Mar
73/8
73/8
Feb
fl3/*
400
;
common
Hydro-Electric
2%
43%
43%
■.
IIIlOO
Inc
1,700
Jan
7
Jan
703/4 Mar
x73/4
..
4
10%
1
2.50
*
10
1
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
Middle
17% Aug
5%
5%
Ino
96%
5%
16% May
Jan
3
25c
15
1
common
preferred
Brothers,
July
xlO%
■
11,800
i,;;
28
:
•
■
*
common.—
(Harvey)
Hurd
2%
III-I5
:
preferred
Hubbell
12%
27
Baking Co____..
Hardart
&
5%
A) & Co..
Hardart
12%
12%
—
———
(Geo
&
—
12
v-;?
Corp
Participating
Michaels
1Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—•
9% Jan
600
:'
1
Horder's
7%
iff
.
1
Co
Iron
Micromatlc
93/4 Mar
50
Jan
2% May
Warrants
Mesabi
May
Jan
Merritt Chapman & Scott Corp—
Feb
7% July
1,000
37
—
13% July
'l
'•
Aug
'
preferred—....
V.'''V, '
153/a
Jan
—
3% July
Feb
16%
9
Co
v.
14
3
400
6%
common.
convertible
&
Mlg
J
Midvale
Hlgble Mfg Co
& Co class B
Di
Johnson
Jan
67
20
7%
3
3%
13%
13
90 Va
!'?"•"> 40
70
■
13%
13%
11 %
300
93
70
■
■
13%
*
•
*
12% Mar
15%
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1—100
7
:k'l
6% May
113/4 Apr
":-•.
II—2
common.
10
common
6% Mar
1%
6%
1
Co
B%% .".preferred
,
V4
•
common
Rubinstein
ClaSS
Heller Co
Feb
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
Shovel—
Menasco
18%
323/4
44%
•
Dept Stores
Hecla
v:'
16%'May
42 3A
Harris
Mead
150
100
47%
15% May
21
40 Y2 Mar
Power
Jan
l5/o
y
2
-
i.
•
6 3/a
700
42
47
47
1
Rayon common
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—
Hazeltine Corp
|
15 ;•
40
.—25
May
5
700
5%
Feb
International Marine
Marconi
McWilliams
5V4
17%
343/4
McKee
H
5%
42% July
113 % May
Aug
30 Yb
—
.
Jan
Mav
Massey
'
Apr
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Communication
3
Apr
14% July
30 % Mar
Marion
Hall Lamp Co
113/4
250
28 3/4
22%
28%
Jan
136%
22%
Jun
May
Jun
Jun
800
Feb
23% Mar
13% July
1
Longines-Wittr.auer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration—
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd-
May
24
153/4 July
1,600
283/4
—10
(Texas)
Co
Gas
9%
'
18%
5
Chain
Steel
Star
Apr
2
400
4,900
29
32
116%
52%
28%
A—
23%
Jun
128 3/4
13,300
26
B——...•—!_——
Locke
Jan
...1
Inc
(R G)
Groceterias
Class
Feb
ii
60
21/4
6%
^
X
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y_,
Lionel Corp common—J—— -2.50
1,075
2
Jan
8
6%
7%
28
Jan
Jun
Jan
Feb
4%
..10
,
Jan
4%
•j
Realty
Feb
5%
11%
Jun
100
3,600
c
Co
17%
Jan
143/4
4%
8Y4
15%
—D
Apr
10 % Mar
23
0
Feb
18 5/a
,
5%
Jan
52
2
Feb
7% July
6Vs July
200
4%
7%
153/s
153/8
—5
—1
—
Jan
483/4 July
100
130 Vi 1313/4
2%
14 Ya
13
Apr
60
Jfar.
%
500
117% 118%
131
Co—___1
July
9
--
.—1
Ltd—.
Mines
20
75% Aug
4,800
4,300
11
.
30%
v
Jan
s/s
14%
—
1
stock
Chemical
Jan
Le
76%
13%
4%
Jun
18%
14%
16 V2 Mar
Jun
Lefcourt
,,
Jan
3Y2
Jun
.
13 Ya
__
2,000
10 %
48% Aug
■
10% May
3%
37% July
173/4 Feb
"...
8% Mar
33/4
Jan; ';
60
''I -''i'&L*.
ItV Jan
3%
26%
30%
'.V'..
Apr
% May
100
__
Jan
31Yi
'
3,400
9%
Jan
5
33 %c
La
53%
''
17%
1,500
\l
Jun
Jun
Feb
<f»
■
3%
9Y2
19%
21% July
4
common
28
U
ir
1,500
500
Jun
15%
%
27%
3%
1,100
143/4
600
A
3%
—
28 3% Mar
10 y4
...5
2,4C0
Jan
9%
...5
...
May
24
11%
3,400
4
Apr
33
900
9%
100
48%
Jun
100
28
11%
Lanston
400
3%
9 Ye
37%
35
10%
Lamson, Corp
15%
48%
1083/4 May
Jan
7%
35
'
Feb
n%
Jan
24%
3%
July
104
4,700
20% July
5
20 3/s
15%
Pacific Tea—
Gypsum Lime &
113/8
Feb
9% Aug
Jan
23
50
Paper
Stores
36%
48%
60
9
13 %
Jan
7.50
July
153/4
1
•
Co
Non-voting common
7% 1st preferred
Griesedieck
200
4%
Mar
5%
24%
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Grand Rapids
Varnish—-——..l
Great Northern
15
4
___♦
—
Manufacturing
Oil
16
75%
:
Goodman
Great Lakes
150
36%
preferred
Great Atlantic &
3,100
1
.
104%
8%
"10
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
38,100
*
common
Co—IIII
Lake
4%
i.
Rubber
108 Va Mar
14%
11%
104
•
Stores—
115% July
9%
:
16%
27%
1
.
common..
Jan
17%
;
300
Apr
15% Mar
Jan
May
112%
■
125
Jan
May
Jan
19
101
1
class A
Sugars
Consolidated
Gray
5%
Mar
5
Goldfield
Gorham'
B______
,
Co
108% Mar
75
9%
20%
8Y4
29
July
7%
*——
*
Inc
Co
4%
__25
—_
f
Union
prior
106
17%
4%
9
17%
*
:
_
Globe
$4.50
—
Coal
Class b
114% 115%
7
*
Godchaux
Jan
9
——
1
Krueger
99
(\>;.-
1
Glenmore
Aug
8%
12% July
50
____*
___
Corp
C)
Alden
Kropp
26
'
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines!.—
Glen
Apr
Jan
2% July
1,700
12% ,12%
Jan
101
10
-V-"-i
3
:Vv£"
——
•
Gilbert
(A
2,100
Co Ltd
M
Jan
20
.
1
——..
15%
12% July
8 % July
1
G
(IB)
100
8 3/4
50
-
_.
Hotels Corp
Kobacker
18%
^
'
23/4
3
>
preferred!..
'
—
..20
_.
preferred
$6
Kleinert
Jan
7V2
26
■
preferred
Corp
Products
Petroleum
8%
...
General Finance Corp 5Vo pfd A
General Fireproofing common.^
6%
cumulative
(D
13%
—
•
common
Seeley
Knott
£1
reg
Adv
16
600
7%
2%
1
com
7%
•
:
Supply
July
200
167/a
94
1
common
General Acceptance Corp
General Alloys Co
16%
16%
100
13%
20%
100
County Lighting
100
•_.
1,200
„
5
Co
1
27%
•
&
18,800
27
13%
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred
5%
__
27%
_.
(Walter)
4%
■
*
Co
Kennedy's
Inc;
Key Co common
Kidde
5
■■
common——•
_50c
100% 100%
f
93/a
13%
13%
13%
23%
,22%
233/4
300
173/4
Jan
25% May
1%
7 Yb
7%
2,400
7Ys
Jun
9% Mar
Jan
18% May
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance
Co
International
of
North
Cigar
pfd__100
America
11%
11%
11%
1,250
9% May
97
97
97%
160
73%
74%
1.300
93% July
64% Mar
14%
2,700
13%
7
5
•
Machinery
73%
143/4
14
•
Jun
11% July
102 Yb
N
Feb
74% July
14%
Jan
Nachman
Namm's
International
--■Preferred
Hydro-Electric—
S3.50
International
International
f
Italian
A
*
Air
V-
,
91
y~
■
78 Ya
450
■
17 S/8
16%
17%'
17 y2
16%
17%
10
15%
15
15%
1.000
__l
Service Co—
v
t c
•
1
com
ror lootnotes see page
National
31.
cl A
*
16
%
"
6
V2
6 Vh
300
%
1,200
Hess common
Breweries
37 Y2
20 Ya May
National
Fuel
Jan
19% May
15% May
National
Mallison
1
1
11% May
1%
Jun
Jun
7%
preferred
National
May
_,4j4% May
5 Y* July
% July
•
•
Fabrics
Jan
National
Feb
National
10 Y2
Jan
National
%
Jan
National
3
3%
2%
3
Mfg
Radiator
Co_———
Machinery
Starch Products
Steel Car Ltd
Rubber
Transit
common
13%
I—1
2% July
4
Feb
Apr
22
Jan
20%
700
17 %
45%
175
31% May
13
13%
6,100
9
1,800
11%
1
12%
10%
4
12%
10%
13%
19%
700
400
Jan
83/4 July
13
2
Feb
3% July
20
8%
5%
100
4,200
45%
20%
—
Gas
& Stores common—
National Pressure Cooker common.
18
1
common
Feb
?Yb
93
3%
1
—25
Jun
86
; 1,300
16
15%
6'/e
w
Bellas
Jan
12 Ya
National
.
100
Chute
4,400
800
May
.
Manufacturing
Superpower Corp
1%
1%
94
37 Y2
800
shs
Jan
common
12
-__•
"*
*
_•
coupon
preferred
Iron Fireman
Irving
Industries
Petroleum
Royalty
Public
3.90%
Metal
90 VA
Products
International
Iowa
National
50
shares
Registered
Investors
:
series——
Inc
14
—10
Corp
Jan
12% July
8%
Jan
45% July
13% Mar
13%
19
16%
Feb
July
Feb
13%
13%
1
19%
19
12% Mar
Feb
4%
*3%
4%
500
10
Jan
16
800
15%
Jan
20
Jan
25
-10
Jun
29%
Feb
3,400
3%
Jan
Feb
29
The Commercial and
(478)
,80
Financial Chronicle';...
Monday, Augusts-, 1951,'
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Sale*
Last
Range
STOCKS
of Prices
Shares
" V
:
New York Curb Exchange
Low
Par
30c
2.50
Neptune Meter common
Nestle
New
Le
Mur
England
New
New
Co
Process
York
Auction
York
&
New
York
Royalite
Jan
Russeks Fifth Ave
2%
Jun
4
Jan
Ryan
Consolidated
Petroleum.-—_—•
5%
Jun
9%
Jan
Ryerson & Haynes common
62% May
77%
73%
8,000
9%
11%
15.500
8%
Jan
2%
5,900
1%
Jan
2
8
34
200
Texas
RR
Ind
15%
15%
Oil—
9%
15
300
v.;
16%
19%
4,400
14%
Apr
17%
18%
9,400
15%
Jan
12
Jan
Pub
1%
1%
2,300
lis
Jun
46%
1,100
Samson
2,100
21
4%
Schick
22% May
6%
Jun
Feb
Corp
14%
7,500
11% July
17
16%
100
15%
&
Oklahoma
Gas..
Okonito
Company
Town Corp
Old
.15
32%
common^..
Natural
"•>% V!.
ft
.25
500
52%
51%
52%
108%
B. common
preferred
Apr
1,700
'■>'/
•41
40%
48%
160
Jan
55%
105% July
; 28%
7
150
113
Jan
7,300
26%
Jan
1
6,400
K
Jun
27A
4
1,500
3%
Jan
3 Vs
3%
3,400
4% *eo
3% Apr
9%
Inc
1%
1%
6,800
31%
33%
600
2'/e
500
II"
16%
16%
100
1%
IV2
6,400
9 Ve
9%
2
fVa
Leather
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
,-"4%
Jan
:
100
Sherwin-Williams
Sicks Breweries
Canada—
of
Feb
Jun
15 Vs Mar
4'A
1,100
5%
Jun
3,800
1'
Apr
100
13 V*
Jan
100
12
Jan
.13% Mar
7,800
-'57A Jan
29% Jan
••8Vs May
35 Va May
35%
33%
35%
1,200
66 %
65%
66%
2,550
61'/a
7% Mar
1%
Jan
17%
17%
"4%
~4%
"4%
Ii%
Feb
>70%
Feb
109
Jan
22Va July
15%. Jun
100;
-
Jan
16 7A
-
-■
104'A May
-
* ->
Jan
1%
•
Corp of Ameriea-xlass A----
2%
Jun
7%
6%
"7%
25
common
Jan
12%
-
15%
12%
—5
■-*
preferred
Shoe
1%
Jan
5%
1 %-
•
'*
Denn
Mining
S
Shawlnlgan Water & Power.1
Jan
1%
15%
:
Jan
2%
20%
Jun
15'A
5%
1
:
Jan
2% July
1
common
Jan
2%
39%
1% July
16'A
Jan
11%
Jan
12
10c
Safety Control.
Corp class B
Jun
lVa July
29
•
Sentinel Radio Corp common
44 7A May
Jan
8%
800
1%
27A
—*
'17% Apr
-May
44
32%
1
Hardware
(R B>
-32% July
42% Jun
Jan
': 36
Jan
July
7
%
May
H
ft May
125
•
107% 108 %
32
- 32%
7 Va
1
Co
Shoe
Semler
19% May
%
_•
100
class
4%s
5% July
3%
42%
1
102% Mar
93% July
16%
50c
common^
Co
400
*
common
common
Inc
Selby
Feb
120
Co
Segal Lock
90% July
94%
Inc
A)
* *
Shattuck
Power
2,500
3%
1
Securities Corp General
Seton
Ohio
10%
'
25c
Seeman Bros
Sentry
Ohio Brass
5%
%
1
(Del)
1
(D
Steel
Serrick
Ogden
6%
7% July
4% Jan
4
43%
1
common
Corp common
Inc
Inc
Schulte
Jan
4%
3,400
200
6%
1
& Fisher Brick Co
Scullin
Jan
6
14
14%
•
...
49%
94
1
—
Aug
x88%
4%
4%
pfd__i00
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
Corp Ltd
United
Oil
Sayre
20% May
2% Jan
3% July
17% Jan
4 %
19%
.
44% July
500
47
4%
50
Serv -4%%
Lawrence
St
Jan
19
Feb
1%
1
Jan
"8%
8
Apr
July
20%
Jun
18%
5
Feb
H>
9% May
37%
Jun
19'A
!
Co_
14 Vs
Jan
Mar
81
Jan
5
21
Penn
Jan
Feb
3
Jan
31
100
-9%
i
9%
47
Central
11 Vs
11% Aug
Jan
72
North
9,400
6%
350
•
Northeast Airlines
9Ys
14%
5%
200
6%
5
:
Jan
13%
13%
2%
1
Savoy
common
.8%
1.25
common
1
High
600
8%
68%
Low
8%
8%
•
Ltd
Co
1
—1
Corp
Oil
Co
34
North American Rayon $3 preferrcd_50
North American Utility Securities
•
Northern
Jan
5%
Aeronautical
10
Nlles-Bement-Pond
North
*20%
Jan
Range Since Jan.
High
8%
—1
common
Ryan
*
shares
Share
Corp
May
*
Nipissing Mines
(The)
Jan
Shipbuilding Corp—
Pounders
NiagaTa
Rowe
116
10
Merchandise
New York
Feb
17
Low
Par
5%
Jan
2
Rosario
Shares
937/s
11
common
Co
Honduras
for Week
2,160
73%
1
1
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
113% 114%
6
common
New
800
Exchange
High
3% July
4,800
19'A
19
2%
—25
New
Low
3%
Week'i
Last
Sale Price
Friday
"New York Curb
■
2%
1
Arizona Land
3
STOCKS
Range Sines Jan. 1
High
3%
1133A
Mining Co.
AUGUST
6
100
Zinc
Jersey
ENDED
4%
preferred—!——20
convertible
Park
19%
Tel
&
WEEK
<
1
common
Tel
New Mexico &
New
Co
Clock & Watch Co
New Haven
4%%
,3%
Radio
Union
National
FOR
for Week
Sale Price
Friday
-
29%- Feb
19-%
Apr
-19%
Feb
8%
Feb
*
15
15
: 100 r
12%
13
*150 r
8%
—5
9
14% July
lIVs»Jan
"
Oliver United Filters class B
_•
Olympic Radio & Telcv Inc
III
Omar
—1
Inc
"e%
39
—1
■:
:
41
18%
41
Overseas Securities
2,600
-
183/s-
18%
'O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Vs- -
8%
,
18 Vs May
21
1,650
34% Mar
15
200
Ltd———r~—*
common
18%
'
-
700
-
Feb-
4 Va
-
July
'*27%
■—-
Simmons-Boardman
44% May
1!) % Aug
19 Vs
Co
Jna
13 Vs Mar
Jan
100
/<"■■
Silex
15% Feb
V
Mar
Feb
v
Publications—
'$3 convertible preferred
—*
1
Manufacturing Co—
20
56%
56%
31V4 Mar
900
58
5%- Jan
54%
2,500
35% Mar
Jun
66 3A
3%
4%
-
•4% July
35 Vs- Feb
Simplicity Pattern common..:
Simpson's Ltd class B..
Singer
:
Jan
Feb
Singer Manufacturing Co
Ltd—
rets ord registered
Amer dep
Pacific Can Co
6%
1st
5%
redeemable
9%
'9-%
9%
500
8%
25
33 %
33%
33%'
2,200
31%
Jun
36%
30%
29
Jun
33
Feb
28
28%
>300
26 %
Jun
31
Mar
Sonotone
400
26%
Apr
29
Jan
Boss
400
26% Mar
28%
Feb
Manufacturing common..
South Coast Corp common
28%
Feb
South
25
25
28
—25
preferred
28
27%
28,
28
-
28
•
27
,v
'
redeemable
1st
pfd series A—_25
4.80%. red 1st preferred
__25
Pacific Lighting $4.50, preferred
•
$4.40
div
Pacific
preferred—'
cum
Petroleum
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
$1.30
1st
5%
pfd
Page-Hersey
Oil
(C A)
t
-
Apr
106% Mar
Southwest
Apr
106% Mar
Southern California
8ft
23,500
14%
14%
200
—
48
•
800
48
5
5'A
12,900
Panataper Oil (C A) Amer shs—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp_
\
5%
A
new
B
new
2
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills—
$1.32
Penn
Traffic
16
•
53
Corp
_
4.32%' cumulative
4.08%
7%
Philadelphia Co
Phillips Packing
Phillips - Screw
Pierce
common
4%
v
900
-
40%
200
12,500
4
35
Feb
6%
Standard
Feb
Dredging
3%
3 Vb
29
July
Standard
6
Feb
Jan
105
6%
,
Co
Pioneer
Gold
112
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Common
Mines
Mining
&
Mar
;
50
common
)
58
r
40
-
A
>•
67/
•
0%
•
58
-
class
Tube
•
>
7%:
>-
common
4%
2.50
common
7%
24%
-
-2,700
•
2.50
-A 275
,
"
.>
•
'•
Pnget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Go common.:
Pyrene Manufacturing
12%
43
11%-
A'- 800
.11
Jun
13%
14-
2%
■>, 2%
1,200
•
•
13% July
2 Vs July
•
•
A
__
-
21% Mar
:
3%
v
98%
34%
99'
200
-
34%
II
35%
14'A
100
12%
>
2,400
14
100
12%
25%
700
47%
48
*:5%;
48
300
,
5%
9%
8%
9%
Swan
Co
Mar
Apr
104 % "Feb
Jan
12% July
Jan
9
35% Aug
-17
12%
Feb
Apr
19
Jan
R
20%
20%
20'%
100
3
2%
s
$3
convertible
preferred.,
18%
18 Vb
18%
2,000
1%
1%
1%
400
23%
24%
475
10
•
— —
29%
28%
29%
~9
17
Jun
1%
25
Jan
2%
Jan
23% Aug
700
Jun
26%
Jan
22%
•
55%
Jan
30
Mar
May
Feb
60
5
9%
~9%
21,400 '
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
6.25
5%
5%
5%
600 *
4%
Feb
6%
Apr
;
1
7%
7
7%
300
€
Jab
4
4
4Vb
2,300
4
,!May
_i
1%
1%
1%
300
Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A_A,
.*
Reda
Regal
Pump Co
Shoe Co
—
Reis
Richmond
♦
1
(Texas Corp)
B)
Corp
B._
'■
5%
Jan
Jun
1%
Feb
20
300
3
Jan
July
12'A May
Jan
2%
17
21% May
3% May
Jan
Jun
20
15
15%
1,600
38%
1,600
37
6%
6%
27,900
6
6%
500
6%
5%
6
1
5
4%
4%
VA
4%
Feb
8%
Feb
7%
Feb
160
Mar
168%
Feb
Jan
10%
Apr
5% July
1,300
5
1
Jan
41%
Jun
7%
Jan
6
Jun
8%
_5%
5%
-
5'A July
x
10
162% 162%
Jan
Jan
17%
13% May >'
38%
38%
1
Corp._
ordinary
4 Va
800
Jun
Co
Oil
4
May
28
Jun
"X22 %
Jan
2,400
•
15
15/
7
.1
Ti
^1
-
7'A
?
1,500
21%
/
5% Mar
33%
Jan
26
,
Apr
16
'
-
May.
July
8%
Feb
1% July
3Vs
5%
Jan
3%
Jun
Jan
'
>
100
18 %
Jan
22% May
'
3Vr
---200
•/-•
20
20
23 %
20
22%
Corp.—
7
10,200
4
21%
>2%
11
common.
14 Vs Mar
500
•
2'A
;
Y
400
1%
.
„5V„ :/3%
•
150
ti 3%
lOc
*
24
15'A
23%
•
com____5
Co common...
&
(8)
50
.19
22 '/•
3%
1,500
"3%
15
15
75
/
15
i V'/Vl'V.-
i-3% July
22% Feb
,
34%
'
»;-4% July
150
3'A
•
Jan
July
20% July
-
'
21%
1%
-
-
2,050
'
>:
20May
•
t
3
-»
/■All
•<
*
Jun
Jan-
Feb
53/b-Jan
23%
Feb
4%
Jan
•
•
13 Vs May
>.•
v
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Inc
37%
;
:
37%
700
19%
20%
5,400
19%
20%
12%
11%
12%
3,800
15%
15%
15%
1,200
22
19%
16
16
150
7%
Jan
17% May
10% May
Jan
22
Jun
91
6
1
1
1
•
900
50%
51%
900
4%
4%
4%
1,700
-
Aug
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
Apr
2,300
1% Mar
2 Vs Mav
3,7«
3,'V
3,800
3% July
31% July
2%
2%
1,400
2% July
2'/a Mar
4
94,300
22%
23
300
15
15
17'A
19%
Inc
3Vs
Jun
1
1%
3%
•
6%
>53%
98%
98
4
Corp.
41% Mar
5ys May
105
Feb
2%
warrants
Feb
(t Apr,
"
50%
3%
Trunz
17% May
15'A
1
Ltd
Corp
Temper
July
900
•
Oils
12% Jan
>14% Jun
Feb
Feb
12 Vs
5,900
9%
22
Trans
True
'22
84
9%
1
Tri-Continental
Jan
6%-Jan
Feb
22% Feb
112%
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered
5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Royalty Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
100
Lux
17%
-
'40 /
/
"*
common
Markets Inc.
;
—25c
Tilo : Roiing -Inc
!_
—11
Tishman- Realty & Construction.
1
Tobacco & Allied Stocks
Empire
18% Jan
1,300
1
5
;
Thorofare
Trans
34% Jan
102%. July
20
Thiokol
Corp
Thor Corporation
36%
19%
common-
common
Power & Light $4.56 .pfd—
Shovel Co common——..
1
22%
•
v
t c
Rome
dep receipts
Cable
Roosevelt
22%
22
31%
1,100
30% Aug.
3%
3%
1,200
30%
31
24
3%
4,100
•
3
July
Jan
1
Corp
Field
for ord
see
page
2
too
•
5
w_;
2Ve
94%
4,700
94%
37
37. A'
38
20
225
■
31.
__10
2
16%
*
16%
14%
44%
16
14%
44
44 %
600
,
500
1,000
Jan
92%. Apr
34%
12
5
Rotary Electric Steel Co
•For footnotes
2
reg___£l
common
Inc
4%
%
■•/
95
19%
4
Jan
4
Aug
Feb
24
July
80c
Jun
May
12% Jan
9%
Jan
X38 % May
Works
convertible
1
common
preferred™
75
15
3,900
.Jan
Jun
20
16%
Jun
24% Mar
17
19%
•
Jan
23% Mar
Jan
2%
Tung-Sol Lamp
Jan
30% Mar
37%
Feb
U
Feb
4%
Ulen
Realization
Unexcelled
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer
1% Jun
Valley Gas Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
'Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
'
'
5
Radiator
Rio Grande
1
May
57A
8% May
1
(Robert)
& Co
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc
•Raytheon
'
50
8.% July
.?;;
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Apr
May
'%
2,300
___1
Co common..
Finch
Thew
9
16% July
10
Feb
6% Mar
4
1,100
Ray Drug common
25c
•Superior Portland Cement, lnci__—^
Superior Tool & Die- Co
—__1
I
'Texas
010%
25%
•
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
28%
26 Vs Mar
July
4 Va
A- %
Amer
Co
Jun
44%
1,100
"%
*
class
I
5
Amer
Power
23%
4
1
common
B
Tobacco Security Trust Co
Quebec
32 Vs Mar
30 Vs Mar
24 % May
Sun
Jan
96% 'Apr
'
5
1—111110
12% .Apr
•7% July
8% Jan
-
~~
24%
Feb
Jun
July
A Jan
4,200
24%
Jan
29
27 3A
Feb
Mar
!-'• 34
-
29
Mar
Jan
25
102
400
;
Jun
1,200
5%'Jan
Jan
41%-
:
IOO.
com
Jan
> i Jun
19%
v
"•
-
cumulative preferred
4%
>>7% July
41
2%
26 Vs
700
28%
10
......
Canada
&
(J
■Stroock
26%.Feb-
3% May
131/.
-
400
30%
28'A
1
...
65% Feb
Jan
11%
1
B_
Providence Gas
411/.
„l
of Nevada—
class
-
27V2
30'A
28%
1
(Hugo) Corp.
Stop & Shop Inf!
45% May
i.. 9 Vs
May,? ;,-:
3% May
•
x27%
30%
'
20
Stinnes
4 98
♦
common.:
8 *
24%
22%
Stetson
18
47% July
10
common
—
Jun
67/b Aug-
1,600
100
;
-4%
•
Feb
2% Mar
Jun
450
4%
8
•
;
26%
(A)
3%- Jan
Jan
800
22%
Feb
4%
Jun
56
900
Jun
.1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
4% Mar
28%
Jun
33%
--1,-000
••
41 *
of
Co
Stein
1% May
4%
44%
• >>
(The)
2Ve
1,800
Corp
(Ky)
Starrett
Jan
11%
Jan
A 1,500
-
23 %
Jun
<
26%
Public Serviced Colorado—
^4%%
■57>/a
5
10
Pressed Metals of America—
Co
2%
25c
of Canada
1st preferred
Lambert Co__
Producers Corp
"1%
2%
.1
:
&
Prosperity
""in
2%
•
4%
21%
■:
-500
:• 40
Jan
t! Jan;
Feb
7% July
300
■
47%
*
Corp
Products
Standard
Jan
16
18% May
1,600
4%
~i%
11
Co
Inc
9%
•
21% -21%
23
47%
2.78
preferred—
Standard-Thomson
•4% Mar
74%
Apr
11
100
-
Ltd
Alexander
Prentice-IIall
A] *4%
21%
common
Power Corp
Pratt
1,200
21
9%
II
1
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
Powdrell
n
»
21
64%
49% July
Jan
»
25
*$7 preferred
Standard
Jan
Jun
,13% Feb
Amer 'shares
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•Claris
200
_»
Ltd
Piper Aircraft Ccrrp
750
13%
13%
ZZZlOc
Co
Johnson
67% X70%
•
common
Pinchin
x70%
-
Jan
20 V»
2,500
1
Standard Power & Light
Jan
Apr
*
.3% July
100
Mar
15% May
Jan
33%
353i
20
•
>$1.60 convertible
Standard Forgings
3% Jan
325
650
35%
Apr
Mar
25
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing Co
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
Feb
75
5% July
400
109% 110%
35%
8
49
25
Corp
44
13%
6Vs
11% Mar
21%
5
Shoe
24% Mar
27
ii%
25
preferred
preferred
cumulative
39 % July
100
5%
;:A4;A
4
__
•
19%
Jan
July
v4% July
•
850
14%
50c
common
Governor
Jan
47%
Spencer
Jan
July
44% May
19% Aug
>: 48
14%
2.50
Pharis Tire & Rubber
5
21%
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Jun
Steel
Circle
100
6%
x20
Jun
50
5%
Pep Boys (The)
I
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect
Jan
25
convertible preference..
21% May
14%
Penn Gas & Electric class A com..
•
Penn Power & Light 4%£>
pfd
100
_
4%
Jan
A 12
X28 Vh X28%
1
Penn Water & Power Co
Jan
6% May
Xl8% Aug
__
2.50
common
51
Jan
2,400
•
53
39%
40%
;>
25
Co
Corp
May
16%
420
>16%
-
4%',
4%
•
25
preferred
19%
48
common
cumulative
Pennroad
16%
preferred.—:
4.48%
1
2% July
5% Jun
9,200
25
20
xl8%
19%
2
Telephone
cumulative
Jan
Apr
15%
"'/../i'
l
Ltd
Apr
>24
29%
2
Class
$1
Jan
9
25
100
Jun
4
5
Class
Penisular
5%
5%
20
._
Co
16%-Jan
4%
1,300
10
July
May
'47
34,200
3
Patican
Jun
1,100
4%
10'
Edison—
•
-14
4%
9%
6'A
12.50
common..
Pipe Line
5%
Feb
4%
10
__1
original -preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
4.56'/o- convertible preference
9%
1ft Jan
x95
2%
Co
Pa
21"%
7%
5
Pen
Co
Apr
2%
Parker
Oil
Penn
1
1
15%
14%
15%
1
97%
8'A
•
...
Corp
25%
•
c__
1
97%
l Bol
v
new
12%
•74r:
Co
50
102
1 Bol
Vtcwi
Aircraft
25
•
.
Solar
100
27
100
common
preferred—
Tubes common
Pancoastal
•
MM
102
1
Light
*
*
11
Jan
103% 103%
103%
_•
Ltd
Pacific
2,900-
;
Feb
30%
500
1st pf d
preferred—
1st
Mar
4J/»July
79% Fea
Smith; (Howard) Paper Mills—.—
.—5
common—
Pacific Gas & Electric 6 %
5 %%
1st preferred
£1;
2%
Corp
Chemical
Feb
F^b
Union
43
Mar
12%
18
Jun
Investment
Union Oil
Co
%
Vb
6
Jan
1,800
4%
Jan
1,600
16%
Apr
5
Corp
Union Gas of Canada
103
—10c
;
Co
6
•
20
19%
20
94^4
94%
94%
72 %
72%
10
5%
5%
3,800
34%
200
6%
—4
7
Jan
92
Jun
1
Feb
8% Mar
20
•
Aug
8
Apr
of California—
$3.75 preferred series
A_^
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
May
United
Aircraft
17%
Feb
United
Corp
51%
Jan
United
Elastic
Products
common
100
50c
warrants
Corp
'-toi
350
TT
5
Jun
1/64
»u.-
*
72% July
Jun
32 V2
July
103%
Jan
76% May
6%
Jan
%
Jan
39% May
Volume 174*
Number 5035
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(479)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
United
Milk
Products
*
common
A 75c "participating
preferred
United
a
Low
9%
Ltd—
Molasses Co
Amer
dep
ord
rets
United
NJ
United
RR
&
10%
common
U
S
U
Foil
S
Co
and
class
U
S
U
S
Radiator
United
Corp
6,200
41 %
38%
160
36%
—
1,600
6%
9,300
89%
675
6%
5%
89%
03 00 .w
„A6%s
Jan
A6%s
28%
4%
Jun
8
Co common
—10
1%
100
92
85
200
62
26%
125
.25%
Jan
200
28 V2
Jan
36
3%
1,400
Safe
San
Feb
3'A
Jan
26%
27/e
with
Oct
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
Venezuela
Vogt
Steel
Syndicate
25
—X
M
9
8%
9
4 y„
4%
1,400
15%
15%
100
July
9'A
1st
Jan-July
6s
B
Low
26
101
106%
12
99
104%
,98
101%
104 %
9©%
105 »A
265
.April-Oct
55
150
146
297
(Calif)
165
100%
104
102%
103%
99%
98
99 %
43
99%
298
96%
Feb
Jun
27
Aug
10'A
G)
Corp
&
&
9
Inc
5s
coll
3'As
1970
1989
5s
102%
99 y8
105
99%
100%
100% 101%
.Jan-July
Electric
Bros
104
98'A
104
-
98%: 105
—
1971
Gas
(A
99
100 %
101 % 102%
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
1970
60;
142
.101
2101
Mar-Sept
1973
3'As
150
2100% 102
Jan-July
Gas
101%
230
Mar-Sept
1965
Hift>
103%
299 % 102
1981—_May-Nou
1952
3s
series B
3s
Jan. 1
No.
298% 100%
2101% 104
„
..Jan-July
Corp 3s
Edison
Counties Gas
mortgage
299
Feb-Aug
100
98%
2101'A 102%
May-Nou
103'
100
298 % 100
-105%
94%
100
96
84%
96
260
65
34
70
April-Oct
1966
95
Jan-July
trust
260
64
32%
69
46
65
102
103
50
62
April-Oct
96
(Hugo)
Ccrp—
3rd stamped
1946
(Hugo) Industries—
A7-4s
Feb
Jan
23%
4,800
4'A
-20c
.
103
Range Slim]
Sold
100% 100%
April-Oct
Pow
3s
Bond*
High
Jan
7
700
15%
„
Inc
Manufacturing...
27
103%
June-Dec
1973
California
Southern
Mar
3%
82
Co
Petroleum.
I960.
coupon
Power
&
and ref
1st
Apr
38
Lt
A
Stinnes
600
1940
California
series
Southern
May
31%
.
2% July
3 Vus
Starrett
$4 convertible preferred
1
Water
Joaquin
Southern
Feb
91
Harbor
Spalding
common
April-Oct
April-Oct
ex
Southwestern
Valspar Corp
or
Friday's
Bid & 'Asked
Co—
5'As series A 1952-
9% May
5% Jan
1% July
83 %
3 %
1968
50-year 6% debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Apr
6% Aug
■
May
—
>.
5
Jan
Mar
3 %
1%
Week's Rang*
Oct
1
1947
coupon
I960..
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
Apr
2%
86% Mar
1,900
.
Price.
44%
5,300
"
Last
Sale
Jan-July
Piedmont Hydro-Electric
41 % Mar
15%
Jan
5
.
3'As
1970
Jan
8%
-
3'As
5%
l'/2July
>
Mar
49'A
'
Sugar-!—
4% July
Jan
4%
83%
mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
July
8%
10
1st
1st
Feb
8%
50c
Power
11
5
_10
.
Ohio
July
248
Aug
A Ju"
11,600
1
Oil
219
—
1%
*
J
July
37%
—
43'A
I__Il
—
24
Jun
12 'A
38%
*
common
Universal Pioducts
43'A
1 %
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
4%
41%
40%
warrants.
common
Consolidated
Universal
ft
10o
1%
R3claiming Co
Stores
Universal
100
42%
International Securities.
Rubber
221%
A
1
,$5 1st preferred with
,
219
—
Period
Park
10c
B
.11% May
_
Feb
'
—w
--—1
tU S Air Conditioning Corp
Jan
42'A
-25
Specialties
8%
23
"Iff
25
common-
Preferred
United
125
__
10
..
Machinery
219
25
_
United Shoe
10'A
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
3% May
100
common
3
Low
new—
Canal
Sharing
preferred
Low
■—
V
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
■
registered
Profit
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
High
•
__
WEEK
for Week
Range
Par
FOR
Sales
Jan
7%
Apr
3% Mar
13%
5'A
A7-4s
Terni
Jan
16'A
Jan
Stinnes
Jun
A 6
2nd
stamped
1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
%s
with
A6 %s
ex
Aug
Aug
1
1
"
>
1940
1947
.
coupon
1953——Feb-Aug
265
'
1953
coupon
230
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
2%s
W
Waco
Aircraft
Co
•
Wagner Baking voting tr. ctfs
7%
ext
preferred
Waitt
$2
&
Bond
cum
Watch
Wentworth
c
i
w
Williams
(R
;
200
Jan
17 Va
1% Mar
2%
Jan
5% July
9
Feb
6% Aug
8%
Feb
5%
&
C)
10
111%
Jan
114
177
50
165
Jun
191
A 5s
50
26
Jan
30
Penn
Western
6o
180
30
30
30%
30%
250
29% July, ."'
41%
21
21
21
425
21
Jun
25%
Jan
21'A
Apr
25%
Jan
16 Va
Jan
23%
x
May
5'A
Jan
15% July
8% Jan
19'A
Jan
--
—
3%
3%
15%
9:.
100
16
9
200
„
—
1
—
1
5%
25
common
Feb
37
100
101
common
— —
5%
36
400
37
10%
8
Jun
14%
Jan
4%
Agricultural
Jan
7 Va
Jan
18
20-year
A20-year
Bogota
Feb
33 %
Jan
43
96 %
July
105
13'A
Jun
15%
25
5
14
Apr
26% July
1,800
5%
12,600
4%
£1
•
1%
17,
Iff
7,100
Jan
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Power
6s
3Vis
Aug
Period
1970.
or
Sale Price
revenue
series
A
&
Lackawanna
of
156
..June-Dec
156
Western
of
&
N
J
Fuel
Marelli
Lt
98 %
156
98 y»
99
5
>•'
Jan-July
96%
A6%s
os
Nov
Nov
ex
Green
&
series
RR
A
City
.May-Nov
95%
103%
97
5s
63 y2
May
$51%
1993.
§Intemational
issues
36
92%
103%
1
1947
1956—.
A7s
^
64
i
62
^
48
A
-
64
-
>
-A7s
series
A7s
Isarco
(July
Bank
to
2%s
256%
.*
„
(Plan
reduced
95
71
78
78
with
A7s
with
Allallan
Midland
1953.
99 J/2
1
1108% 109 JA
165%
.May -Nov
1953
coupon
_May-JVoa"
99'A
—*
3%s
1
107%
112%
A
May -Nov
239
42
256%
130
„
168
.June-Dec
1963
100
53
~
73
57
1958
Jan-July
153%
CO
245 A
j.
70
~4
100%
RR—
June-Dec
coupon)
1955
49
5s
May-Nov
1972
254
June-Dec,
1941
F
1941
and
•
A 1st
97%
reduced
5'%
to
,
51%
83
'■MVfC
ft
•<<•..»
'
'
40
40
■■
■
»
41
39
-
Due
1997—Jan-July
30%
31'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
34%
34%
6%s
1919
a
Deferred
delivery transaction
r
-*
3'A
3'A
3%
3'A
3%
'
90
3'A
June-Dec
value,
par
31%
35%
l
2012
1921
s
26
33%
36
(Plan A)—
2%
Government
115
2
3%
(not
2
3%
included
^
72%
2Friday's bid and asked plices;
104%
:
A Bonds
being
traded
53
§Reported
sales being transacted during current
no
flat.
week.
-
.
-
:
-
Abbreviations used
8
100
L
2109
106'A 106'A
106
60
112%
58%
•
t
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
106'A
'
65
110
61'A
2
/.
100
6
113
106'A 106'A
receivership.
^
61
•;
—
in
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates!
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
63
:/• 7
113
Nov
Nov
1
1
1940
1940
at
4%
coupon
6s
1952
coupon
267
1952—Mar-Nov
1963.
106%
49
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
62%
43'A
—
230
Jan-July
60%
__
58'A
Date—
59
30
Closing
July
to
1963..
April-Oct
mortgage 6-%s
80
May-Woo
1953
102%
30
3
102% 102%
Jan-July
85
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
on
are
the
73
81
101
.
18
July
30—
July
/
105
28—
31.
85-
3
Range for 1951
Closed
High
48.65 Feb
28
47.27
*
Low
43.37 Jan
2
47.33
—
Range for 1950
20
July
31___.
Aug.
-
1
2
3
1
47.36
2
47.70
High
43.24 Dec
47.79
Low
34.25
trlala,
—
.
Total
10
Utll-
65
Indus¬
roads
ltless
Stocks
trials
—-
260.70
First
Grade
Rails
Closed;—
81.52
10.
Second
10
Total
Grade
Util¬
40;
Rails
ities
Bonds
94.72
93.60
99.92
95.19
industry,
44.86
93.73
98.56
100.08
95.14
99.56
44.94
94.44
98.66
100.08
95.18
99.58*
45.45
"95.35
08.78
100.06
95.187
99.55
98.39.
95.33
98.84
100.01
95.14
99.58
98.39
to date,
98.37
"81.68
by^major
compared with the preceding week and with the highs ana
are
as
follows (1939-average
98.33.
81.25
groups
lows for the year,
98.31
99.55
257.86 *80.54
259.89
262.89
262.98
—
-81.47
45.52
r
Averages, are computed -by dividing total,
prices by the following: Industrials,. 6.9; Ralls,
12.89;;Utilities, 13.25) 65 Stocks, 36.38.
*
\
*
' ■
'
♦The-averages foF ihe 20-railroad stocks and for the 65-stock
composite average give effect
to the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway two-for-one common stock
split. This split changed
^
to
12.89
and
that
for the
65' stocks
from
37.25
to
36.38*.
=
100):
-1951-
Percent
Coinpcilte.
Manufacturing
-—
July 28,'51
186.1
209.4
■
Durable Goods
-
172.5
July 21, '51
180.8'
203.1
-
168.3
Change
-
Non-duratlo
Transportation
—■
Trade,
Mining
Lew-.
1738
2.9.i.
187.6
+
3.1
209.7
190.8
+
2.5-"'/
182J)-
161.9
243.8
Goods'
•
235.6
+
3.5
243.8
209.(1
196.2
186.«>.
4*
5.2"
216.6
176o4.
111:2
201.6
...-192.2
+
1.3
1H.8
108.9.
+
1.0
214.6
201.6
+
10.6
212.6
170.0
112-6,-
Utility
High
+
v
divisor for .the .20,. railroads from 13.9
30
July 13
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices of 265 common
stocks for the week ended July 28, 1951, for the composite and
Closed
45.00
3
SEC l«hn of Slock Prices
-Bonds-
IB
Rail-
Indus-
July 30-'-..
Aug.
95
Averages
10
28—..
%
Aug.
-Stocks-
Date-
44
daily, closing averages of representative., stocks and bondi
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
SO
the
56
51
Aug.,
■
-
*
77
80
V V
Mar-Sept
1952
thereafter.
50
98
1952
coupon)
&
53
2109
1957
coupon)
1952
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Aug.
39
57
56
__
80
:
2008
37%
—
251%
■
31
—
254
June-Dec
/
9
54
__
April-Oct
78
5%
.
stamped
44
104'A 104'A
100
—
1953
—
Feb-Aug
1
in
Janiero
—
Jan-July";
1957
New
Aug..
.
32
June-Deo
91
-
in year's range).
d Ex-interest;
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. hEx*
principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
t Transaction for cash
(not included in year's rar.ge).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Sec—„
1941
de
A Russian
103%
Bank—
1955
Superpov/er
Valley RR—
Extended
July
56%
Hydro-Electric Co—
•>,£78
.
.
21%
8%
231
r;V-\%'V
2'/as
;
82%
64
8%
1958—Mar-Sept
A)—
to
si
54%
290
Jan-July
2008
Denmark
of
stamped
Interest
redeemed—
C
E
Rio
73%
'
52%
99%
.Mar-Sept
Power
(Dec
(Aug
stamped
.
•No
coupon
Mtge
Power
11%
series
reduced
Interest
Co—
(coupon on)
series
A6%s
A7s
1952
.
.Jan-July
.Mar-Sept
AEx-coupon market
A6%s
82%
May-Nou
Feb-Auy
6%s
(Peru)
EigM
282
stamped (Plan A)—
2'%%
1993.
B
1940
1
Western
A
■
All
Low
;
1953
(Republic of)—
2 %
interest in 1951
1961
Mountain
/>6s
Jan. 1
No.
si
June-Dec
1955.
t.' 1
RR—
1965
Mfg
Residential
stamped
Guantanamo
Range S!m*
Sold
Jan-July
Mortgage
>■
11
:
Finland
156
Bonds
High
282
—
107'A
98%
95%
1947
7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
AMcrtgage Bank-of Chile 6s 1931
High
'A
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
—
AMedellin
Division—
3'/2s
&
Elec
with
-
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
April-Oct
166
Low
18
(Col)
1946
Municipal Loan—
5s
ALima
Jan. 1
No.
Jan
5'%s
Interest
High
Period
Mortgage Bank of)—
Valley 7s
1948—l.
External
Range Sines
Sold
7s
Bank
April
Cons
Farana
1947-1978
mortgage 4s series
mortgage 4s series
AfVaS
103'A 103'A
interest
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExtemal
6'%s stamped
5% July
Bonds
Range
Friday's
7s
External
l]tf Jan
103% 104 »A
_Quar-Feb
1970—
99
Peru
Delaware Lack
Ercole
104
Feb-Auy
(see
Danish
Jan
Apr
1% July
Bid & Asked
..June-Dec
1998
1
series
2%s
Water
102
1959
Feb
Week's
Last
Mortgage
A
•
70
24
24%
Chicago Transit Authority—
Elmira
116%
Low
Feb
100
13%
5s
Ltd
Jun
13% July
300
13%
Low
Elec
Steel
Eastern Gas
106%
110
10 % Mar
111/2
'
450
99% 101
2
receipts
New York Stock
1st
102%
115
Union—
New York Stock Exchange
Maranhao
A 1st
96%
105'%
2112
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ACauca
•
pfd
•;
15%
15
BONDS
3%s
98'%
2103
June-Dec
Apr
v
5%
——
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves
Edison
98%
June-Dec
1964
BONDS
3 %
200
*
w__
deposit
preference
Boston
Mar-Sept
3%s
1960
Jan
•
.5
Inc
(P W)
Bethlehem
5s
debentures
f
15
267
230
1954
Power
Newspaper
s
June-Dec
1956
coupon
debentures
Water
Traction
conv
1956
Hotel—
income
Washington
West
102% 102%
,
coupon
Feb
1
common
Petroleum
Appalachian
1947
Jun
180
—
Co
American
67'o
Feb
1,000
10
.
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4% 7'0
Industries Inc
Woolworth
2'A
6%
—
Co
&
preferred
Woodley
1% Aug
12
100
6%
20
Wocdall
"
2,200
Co—
1940
1
1
Waldorf-Astoria
Feb
21,600
5
Corp
Corp
Winnipeg Elec
Service
Dec
Dec
ex
Feb
111% 111%
•
com
with
As
JUn
2'/4
l
Oil
Brothers
5%
8
112
13%
6V2
_lo
Products
Wilson
Apr
107 % July
I'A
__
Willson
Jan
May-Nov
Friday
(Wm)
(The)
6%
3%
■
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Wickes
Apr
2
2%
$6
Inc
River
100
5%
Western Maryland
Western Tablet &
Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
;
Whitman
6%
Electric
A7s
2V2
13
13
1
1.25
pfd
•
Ry 77c 1st pfd__100
Utilities
Westmoreland
100
~ivs
30
t
v
warrants
Manufacturing
Texas
Wichita
6%
1
Co
Baking Co
'West
3Va
100
Inc
l referred
SWaltham
Ward
United
3Ve
*
1969
revenue
Finance and Service
203.6
—'t-
212.6
il
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
.
(480)
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Closed
Saturday—
1,601.550
$1,773,000
$400,000
1,550,280
2,008,000
325,000
5,000
1,639,000
$2,176,000
$3,000
Tuesday—
Wednesday—
383,100
V■
.7
'
f
■
333,000
1,574,500
1,689,000
343,000
2,037,000
8,538,046
Friday....
2,399,000
—
$9,508,000
1951
7
,
-
—
43,000
49,000
10,000
137.000
Thursday
361,020
338,525
76,000
1,537,690
$264,000
$245,000
$2,000
2,000
$1,963,000
$182,700
•*•
303,647,184
229,000
383,000
57,980,420
63,742,810
887,700
19,772,900
435,956,900
624,738,600
$11,337,100
$20,604,600
$546,129,320
Total
$542,000
$33,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 3
1950
1951
;
1951
-
1950
65,166,821
1,537,690
2,063,430
$340,000
$15,304,000
$20,175,000
245,000
33,000
210,000
6,782,000
9,576,000
34,000
1,502,000
1,532,000
$542,000
shares
of
62,140,373
$584,000
$23,588,000
$31,283,000
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign government
$689,047,110
1,821,100
188,000
$264,000
Stocks—No.
9,508,000
-
—
62,000
112,000
Week Ended Aug. 3
280,563,490
$8,000
Industrial
and
3,000
1950
1951
1950
——
.....
Foreign
$20,000
6,000
78.000
Bonds
S.
Railroad
22,000
34.000
-
Jan. 1 to Aug. 3
8,803,150
8,538,046
of shares
Government...,—
International Bank
$56,000
20,000
250.425
—
Total—
U.
$112,000
$56,000
$11,337,100
$8,000
$1,821,100
Week Ended Aug. 3
Stocks—No.
Closed
306,945
;
Friday
,/ •''*
•
Total...—
Bonds
Bonds
280,7*75
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday-
2,133,100
Thursday—
Saturday
2,338,000
2,002,100
2,784,000
1,6*78,616
Bonds
-
Total
Corporate
Government
Bonds
•
Monday.*—-———
——
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week Ended Aug. 3,1951
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Bond
Shares
S, 1951
Stocks
Total
Bonds
Number of
Week Ended Aug.
United States
lnt'l
Railroad
Stocks
corporate
Foreign
Total
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST
ENDED
3
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Range
for Week
of Price#
Sale Price
Shares
American
Woolen
100
*
Anaconda
Copper
60
& Tel
Bethlehem
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Feb
Jan
156% 157%
34% 40
42% 45%
149%
Jan
630
30%
Jun
46%
918
37% July
111
44%
45%
2,856
x40%
Jan
45% Aug
7'A
__
3,498
121% 124 %
157%
39%
153%
7%
359
6%
Jan
7% May
9%
118%
110
45% Aug
•
City
Boston
100
Elevated
9%
117%
Day
Service
—
563
200
25c
10%
8% July
83% Jan
Jan
•
Common
Common
6%
12%
3'At
—
3%
60
2%
55
14% Mar
Jan
Jan
20
55 % July
67
20
37%
Jan
49
Jan
20
20
20
18%
Jan
21'A
Jan
—
32'A
32%
45
32%
July
37%
Jan
38
*
**
Electric
General
Gilchrist
Company
Saiety Razor Co
Gillette
57%
—
1
new.
35"%
55 %
14%
26
37%
27
Bakeries
Kennecott
37%
57%
14%
49'A
Jan
10
50
76
Copper
Corp new—
Star Cement
Lone
10%
75
14
23 %
76'A
14
18%
18
—
25
10
Theatre
Boston
Loew's
10%
10%
33%
Aug
14% Aug
Jan
30%
Feb
9%
10
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
521
13
27% May
275
29%
Jan
47
% July
7%
Cos
Service
National
18
11c
11c
New
N
Y
100
2.50
North Butte Mining
Mining
Rexall
Shawmut
Twist
Union
lnc
Co
Torrington
Drill
United Fruit
Co
United
Machinery
U
S
Shoe
Waldorf
common
Co
Rubber
System
Jan
10%
Apr
210
17% July
22%
200
10c
Feb
25c
Jan
1,710
11%
Jan
12% Mar
200
93%
Jan
117% May
;:>f'60S:
2,700
15%
Jun
25%
—i
71c. July
1%
16% July
26%
Corp
475
18%
9'A
6%
16
22 %
30
8%
30
26
11
Jan
17"%
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
RR
25%
69%
41%
65%
42"%
1,678
1,200
70'A
394
11%
36%
12%
37%
262
11%
Jan
13%
34%
Jan
40%
Corp
Low
Par
20
*
10
American Laundry
Jan
41
Jan
73%
49%
41% July
51%
Sears,
Vacuum
Champion
Paper
New
——...
Cincinnati
Gas
&
—
Electric
common.8%
Preferred
100
Cincinnati
Street
Cincinnati
Tel
Cincinnati
Railway
_
Yard
Stock
U
Low
High
23%
Jan
60
16%
Jun
18%
16%
Jan
19%
Aug
215
Jan
63% May
31%
Aug
31%
36%
36%
93
32
Jan
36% July
20
100
May
106% Mar
*
__
101
498
4%
74
641
69 %
J an
14
14
45
22%
23%
66
7%
Jun
72%
4%
Formica
Gibson
10
Ins
*
—___10
common..
13%
77
Aug
Oil
Standard
—;
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20
Jun
14% May
Jan
July
200
39%
<
•
—*
—
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5
common
"B"
Rapid
,
8
Printing
Preference
Unlisted
__
60
Apr
51
Jan
26%
Oil
—
46
24% Mar
15%
15%
12
37%
172
14
32%
Feb
17% May
Jun
38%
20%
150
15%
15%
25
67%
70
756
135/3
13%
400
23%
19% Mar
14%
17
Jan
62% July
11%
—__.__.50
13
40
11%
55
177
37%
Jan
50
143
49
Mar
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
54
Timken
11%
22%
22%
Steel
10
Avco Mfg
For footnotes
3
see
page 41.
4i7/8
25
Jan
U
157%
451/4
169
149%
May
55
July
51
Mar
48
Jan
437/3
55
38%
Jun
41'A
39%
41%
110
36 %
Jun
71/4
71/4
7
Jun
—
157
Feb
41 Va
51%
Jan
57%
Feb
25%
Jan
3 3'A
Aug
11
Jun
12%
Feb
21%
112
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Jun
26%
Feb
72
Aug
41%
Feb
72
38%
38%
68
70 V8
37%
46
Co
66%
40%
42
36%
.
:
- -
33%
Apr
Jan
59'A
Jun
-
70 Va July
38% May
33% Mar
134
26%
45%
38%
15
255
-
3S%
26%
10
59%
37%
120
71%
70
1
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•
Carbide
Steel
S.
65%
_
•
(new!
Westinghouse
34% Mar
—
36%
—12.50
Electric
—
26'A July
50
54%
66 % July
Jun
47 %
Feb
34%
26
Jan
38
57
197
.
Feb
49%
Jun
43%
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Apr
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New York Stock
Detroit Stock
Ford
New York Curb
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Midwest Stock
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140 *
Exchange
Exchange
DETROIT
Building
WOodward 2-5525
Feb
158% Mar
1
45% Aug
51
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
stocks
of Prices
Low
Par
Altes
Metal
American
Big
Markets
Mfg
Bear
Eurroughs Adding Machine
Detroit
*
Paper
Cleveland
&
5
Navigation
20
Edison
Detroit
Hardware
Detroit-Michigan
Detroit
Steel
Mfg
Stove
Corp
_
Frankenmuth
Jun
;
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
1%
18%
Apr
Apr
2%
100
743
68 %
705
65%
Jun
81%
26%
26%
150
21%
Jan
26% May
14
7%
7%
500
7%
Jan
9% Mar
21%
22%
6,817
21%
Jan
4%
7%
22
1
1
1
1
9%
67%
4%
400
28% July
4% Jun
6
35%
2%
.
Trailer
Jan
19 Vb Mar
8% July
17%
2%
Brewing
—1
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Friars Ale
16%
310
17
17
—25
10
Corp
Consolidated
102
8%
8'A
—1
Brown-McLaren
Chrysler
17%
4%
Aug
17%
3%
High.
3%
1
Products—i,
Low
550
3%
1
,
Range Since Jan. 1
'Shares
High
3%
2
Brewing
Gar
Wood
Gemmer
General
14
-
39% July
44%
;
22% July
Jan
31% July-
55
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6
36
2%
'
4% July
27%
2%
800
15c
27%
400
7%
1.975
40c
May
Jun
29%
25% July
6%
Jan
2% May
Jan
300
27%
27%
36%
Jun
30c
Jan
8
July
6
200
1,035
20c
1
Industries
Jan
Great Lakes
Oil
&
:
Chemical
Jan
8% Mar
Ball
Hoskins
& Bearing
Manufacturing
common
~2%
1
1
Drug
Co (S
54
Apr
4%
Feb
3%
1
Kaiser-Frazer
Kinsel
18 %
Jun
4
3 %
414
48%
Howell Electric Motors
Kresge
13% July
46%
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15
47%
4%
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1
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Jun
1,340
3,289
13%
48%
1
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—
8 % May
Jan
4%
14%
10
Gerity-Michigan Corp
Graham-Paige
6%
4%
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Manufacturing
Motors
Hoover
Mining
16%
70
33%
n%
25
Higbie Mfg preferred
41%
*
*
55% July
Jan
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American Telephone & Telegraph___100
Armco
Jan
79%
Jan
49%
__
229
11%
——
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Feb
50
50
13
5
•
common
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Anaconda
Jan
Jun
50
25 %
*
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24%
May
50
25%
20
__
Jan
21'A
15
10
(Ky)
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Studebaker
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•
Magnavox
Randall
50
Jan
12%
158
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May
1
35%
•
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&
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Art
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25%
54%
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Standard
Detroit
Eagle Picher
Jun
8% July
46% Mar
20%
•
Brands
Jan
965
4%
16%
50
18'A
34
27% Mar
101
76
83
Friday
75
45%
v
Jun
6% Mar
Jun
9%
v
33 %
5
High
24%
10
4%
Jan
55%
55%
21%
Range Since Jan. 1
31%
73
Jan
33
Jan
43% Mar
Detroit Stock Exchange
Shares
CO
__
50
4%
15
_
Sales
31%
25
140
33%
for Week
16%
19%
62%
__
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54%
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Jan
16%
18%
__
19%
30%
125
*
Roebuck
70% Aug
Jan
__
—
56
55%
Aug
July
2o%
Feb
24%
__
32%
55
Mar
31%
Brewing
Burger
Carey
of Prices
15% July
55
Industries
Schenley
Apr
33
59%
15
Week's
Range
26%
18
*
Oil
Radio
Feb
638
Last
96
18%
»
38 'A Mar
32% July
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Friday
31%
9%
9%
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Jan
67%
Sale Price
33
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Jan
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17 Vat Mar
Jan
Feb
19%
39
36%
Jan
Feb
75
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May
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July
33'A
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55%
Jan
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10
Aug
Jan
18%
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Feb
57
54% May
Jan
Feb
75
22
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12.50
lnc
Electric
Westlnghouse
75c
*
*
•
Association
Webster
&
Stone
Co
Co
Drug
16%
50
25
50
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy
11% 12%
113% 114%
16% 16"%
71c
79c
20
11%
100 % __
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel
New Haven & Hartford
34% July
54%
Jan
49%
46
55%
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Packard Motor Car
Union
New
•
Jun
40%
25
4%
8
—
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Jan
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Jan
32
17%
11c
170
48%
Jan
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*
Jan
13% July
10%
Jan
11%
8% July
29%
29%
30%
*
Oil
14
July
23% July
46%
14% July
•
15%
•
•
Edison
Ohio
79%
67% July
60
230
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:
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_
_
Central
Southern
200
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Distillers
York
11% May
Jan
25%
18%
47 'A
57
47
48%
42
55%
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new
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Cash
Standard
100
*
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Maine
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27% Aug
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38%
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Jun
65%
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71
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9
114
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10
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Boston
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American Tel
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LL
Feb
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Jan
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1.088
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Jan
39
Feb
Number 5035
Volume 174
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(481)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
'
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
Lansing Stamping
LaSalle
Wines
Masco
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Screw
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3%
Feb
International
3
600
2%
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Feb
100
130
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8%
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Jun
23%
Feb
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150
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100
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International
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—
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.
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Bond
Emerson
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class
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DuMont
duPont
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250
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—,
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2,000
18%
21%
*
50c
Co
Jan
16c
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18%
5%
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Stone
Douglas Aircraft
8c
14c
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11%"
Jan
•
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25
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4.32%
40c
32% Feb
7% July
52% Jun
7"
33
Jun
(Un)
Corp
31% Feb
33% Jan
16% July
17%
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400
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—
—
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31%
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28
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Vultee
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1
S
31% July
31%
31%
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Consolidated
25
Jun
Jan
„
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America
&
Ranch
Southern
Commonwealth
10
—
29 % Feb
66% July
Jan
578
5%
22 %
*
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68%
153
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—
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22
59%
Jan
15%
"
11% Feb
18% Jan
July
of
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20% July
a__
Jan
22%
27
10%
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4.25
Jun
18
150
1.80
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&
53%
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50
360
14%
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„
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150
52
18 Va
105
49
1
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51% Mar
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520
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330
1,280
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31
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Prince
21
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Chrysler
5
25
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;
25
——
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California
2.40
.
2B
common
Pictures
Dodge
16%
210
Oil
Motor Car
20%
-
Jan
a43% a43%
Feb
Apr
'
Jan
42
10
common
preferred--
Feb
15% Feb
Apr
Jun
__
65
25
9%
4%
9
Feb
3% Aug
24% Aug
73% May
•
preferred
Jan
48%
59%
1,305
Elec
6%
Phelps
35
9%
Feb
317/a
10
8
Finance Corp of Calif
Jan
120
9%
19%
Jun
May
757
l
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
3,010
9%
Feb
Apr
30
65c
69%
1
(Un)
(Un)
Feb
a62% a64%
—
(Un)--
42
1.15
18 Va
'
(Un)_100
Company
Jan
27
—
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Co
Feb
4
2% May
Apr
25
2.40
t
1
Co
Feb
2.00
41%
Jan
10
Petroleum
Oil
Edison
Pennsylvania RR Co
a47% a49%
__
a63%
L—10
*
7%
800
Jan
July
2,100
__l
Feb
11% July
3
72%c
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4%
23%
Jan
1,675
,
38
2%
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59%
8%
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109
30Va
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(Un)
Feb
Jan'
Jun
8%
300
21 %
1
47%
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1.35
July
90c
4
Jan
8%
1.35
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194
Western
1%
12%
17 Va
24Va
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
2
34
Jan
69%
Pacific
1%
2
Diamond
Apr
13%
24V2
Pacific
225
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__
25%
50
Feb
a31% a31%
(Un)—*
Corp
—
Puget Sound
Steel
Bethlehem
2,298
__
Pacific
59%
33%
__
B 4
(Un)
Aviation Inc
Jan
47% July
32 %
al5% al5%
1.20
Apr
Indemnity Co..
Lighting Corp common-;
9
20% July
18% Feb
2Va
Pacific
800
1%
Corp
Amer
North American Co
5%
24%
Feb
Jun
al9% al9%
1
RR
15%
7%
1,550
July
15
500
1
,
(Un)
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Central
Jun
Jan
18
869
__
3
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Jun
17%
9
.
4
1,566
17%
Jun
July
__
•
—
Packard
60
8%
*
10%
20 %
16%
8%
31/2
8% Mar
Jun
Apr
9
50c
6%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
16%
98c
33/e
72% July
66% Mar
55
200
3%
Jan
Feb
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a—
a
3%
5
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)—__
12%
'176%
Jun
450'
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45% Aug
Jan
Mar
Inc
'.
Distillers
51
8% July
159
16%
20c
(Un)
33% July
900
25
(Un)
Co
of
Jun
37%
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Bros
Basin
37 Va
699
675
;
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RR
Petroleum
Bandini
2,409
41%
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Corp
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&
39
45%
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(Un)
Jan
9%
—'
157% Mar
73% July
46% Jan
Jan
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150%
60%
43 %
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Hamilton
Securities
Baldwin
Baltimore
160
45%
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Manufacturing
1,689
20% May
10% Feb
19%
Feb
16% Aug
Jan
Mar
-38
w
50
(Un)
common
Baldwin-Lima
(Un)
156% 157%
a70% a73%
„
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Santa
:
&
157%
*
(Un)
Topeka
Atlantic
Avco
Corp
(Un)
Jun
a
•
Co
Co
York
Ohio
American
74% July
1,445
.1
City Lines Inc
New
140
16%
Jan
74%
2,800
80c
*
(Un)
&
National
High
320
a84% a85,V4
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Diablo
Co
Ward
»
41%
•: a20 a20%
(Un)_*
Feb
58 V»
2%
*
1,005
15%
77%
8%
1.35
1
Utilities
Power
'
2% May
59% Jan
Apr
Aug
19%
a41%
Minnesota
Bange Since Jan. 1
90
Jan
75
1.05
33
18
(Un)
Middle South
National
100
,
Jan
167/a
15
8%
__
1
Robbins Inc
Feb
Low
2%
a74% a75%
44% 47%
__
1
_
2%
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8'A
16% Jun
97%c
__
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McKesson &
Nash-Kelvlnator
Shares
4% July
52
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16%
20
—
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Mt
High
505
__
97%c
•
Jan
2%
for Week
" of Prices
Low
955
5
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74
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1
10
8% Aug
1% July
Sales
Range
Sale Price
/
35
4%
74
10o
Co
Jan
18% Mar
a75 a76%
7
Petroleum Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (new)
Loew's Inc
(Un)
Motorola
.
35
678
al6
Manufacturing Co
Merchants Petroleum Co
Angeles Stock Exchange
Week's
28% July
33%
1
Lincoln
Montgomery
Friday
53% Mar
4%
5
Lane-Wells
Montana
Los
39%
49% July
13% Jan
•
Monogram Pictures Corp
1
33% May
217
8.75
(Un)
High
255
1
(Un)
Jan. 1
Low
a49% a50%
151/4
i55/8
1
Light Co
Range Since
High
a35% a36%
•
Corp
&
Power
a36%
7.50
Chemical
&
Kaiser-Frazer
Low
(Un)_*
Paper Co
15% Mar
Jan
13
Share*
Apr
Mar
25
18% July
100
1
Distributors
Wayne Screw Products
Co
Kansas
Los
Scotten-Diilon
for Week
6 Vs Mar
1%
20
5%
1
Co
3
62
.
Co
&
100
"8%
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Par
Inter Nickel
3
May
Week's
Last
High
Jan
4%
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——
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Wi
Low
High
2%
3Va
—
*'
Brewing
Prophet
Rickel
3%
*
;
.
Friday
Bale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
200
19
3%
—
2
Car
Motor
Davis
3
2 Va
3 Va
8%
—
1
*
AUGUST
2%
2
1
common
ENDED
2%
3Vs
—1
;—
WI EK
for Week
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
'
FOR
Sales
Last
Sale Price
t
—
a58%
a39Vs a41%
37% 37 /a
&9% a9%
43
43
10c
10c
a57% a60%
23%
4
Jan
Jan
40%
Apr
30%
Apr
4% Jan
Feb
22%
69% Aug
21%
47%
Feb
Jan
Jan
91
May
8% May
12
Feb
63
11%
Apr
12
28
Feb
15%
Apr
Feb
40% May
33%
Jun
34%
Jan
8%
Jun
54
44%
12
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
I7r
Mar
Jan
67%
42% July
8c
13% July
Jan
25% Mar
53
180
65% Aug
40% Apr
103% May
52% Jan
37% Jun
70
350
Feb
19% July
18
May
597
2,000
13% Aug
24%
Feb
33
84
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(482)
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1951'
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
AUGUST
ENDED
3
Week'*
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
*
DAYTON & GERNON
SALLE ST.
SO. LA
105
'
/
Illinois
CHICAGO
ILL.
3,
Brick
Co
Illinois Central
Independent
Telephone Central 0-0780
Indiana
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
11
11%
300
10
Jan
13
Feb
100
59%
59%
60
300
55
Jun
74%
Feb
"
19%
18'A
19'A
500
17%
Jun
20
Feb
1
13%
13%
14
700
8%
Jan
14% May
10
RR
Pneumatic Tool
Steel
Low
Par
,
Products
Co
—
Members:
Midwest Stock Exchange
Indianapolis Power & Light
Chicago Board of Trade
Inland
Steel
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND
MINNEAPOLIS
MADISON
UNLISTED
33%
33 %
52%
50%
52%
32'A
34
1,500
45'A July
Jun
61%
34
31%
37%
Minerals
Feb
Chemical__5
35%
34%
36Va
2,200
26
36%
Aug
15
&
13'/a
13Va
13Va
100
14%
Jan
49%
15y8
1,200
International Packers Ltd
CLAIRE
EAU
LaCROSSE
—
•
„
Harvester
International
SECURITIES
*
Co
international
International
Paper
International
Tel
Illinois
Iowa
Iowa
Power
Jim
Gas
&
Tel
*
(Un)
(Un)
Brown
A compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
Stores preference
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe--
Jones
Laughlin
&
26%
21%
Z21%
21%
2'/a
2'/a
6
6
_—
*
3teel Corp..
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Low
Abbott Laboratories
Acme
Steel
—
——
Admiral Corp
Advanced Alum Castings
Ball &
Roller
200
42
30'A
600
27%
23
300
20'/a July
5
Bearing
—
7'A
7'A
7%
5
8
7%
8
7
450
Jan
29
Feb
814 May
10
Feb
Jan
7%
...X' 500
Jan
Drug
&
Affiliated Gas
Equipment
Allied Laboratories
Knapp
Had
American Tel
Anaconda
Armour
& Tel
Co
Co
&
San
Co
Jun
40%
Feb
Lamson
800
13
Jan
17
18%
19%
600
17'A
Jun
19% Mar
:
16'A
15%
16%
2,300
12%
Jan
16%
100
157%
8'/a
157
157%
45 Va
43
45%
3,300
407/s
40
41
5
common
'Asbestos Manufacturing Co
Atch
Top &
Athcy
Refining Co common.-1
Santa
Products
•Automatic
Avco
Fe
Louisville
Gas
Marshall
Feb
Field
Mfg
Bendlx
Aviation
Co
Bethlehem Steel
Corp
Brick
Borg
•
(George
Biach
Products
40
7%
7%
7%
1,200
81% Aug
6% Jan
2%
2%
800
1%
Feb
7'/a
7%
6,000
6%
Jun
8% Mar
Jan
(E
South
21%
Canadian
>
Feb
800
20
Jan
25%
Apr
14%
Jan
19% Aug
22
19%
4,550
4%
400
4%
Jun
7'A
3%
850
3'A July
4%
Feb
15%
15%
5
3%
5
—
15%
100
17%
Feb
14%
Jun
Jan
7'/a
7'A
5,500
15'A
15%
1,000
8%
8%
900
67'A
68'A
150
3%
3%
200
—
10%
63
81
Jan
3
Feb
-
4%
Feb
Feb
May
Apr
33
33
33
100
30%
Jan
33
Aug.
29%
28'A
29%
500
28
Jun
38%
Feb
7
7
300
6
7%
Jan
8%
8%
9
450
8% July
10%
Jan
19
200
18% Mar
4
1
Inc
•
19
Jan-
-
193/4 Mar
150
11% May
12%
Jan
850
13% July
17%
Jan
32
32'A
300
30% July
353/4
Apr
25
25'A
25'A
450
23%
Jan
29% May
*
40'A
40'A
50
36%
Jan
40% Aug
*
34
*
c
common
Portland- Cement
21%
Feb
Modine
Mfg
1%
Jan
Feb
Monroe
Chemical
Jan
8
Feb
Jun
60
Jan
5 Va
750
Aug
1%
18%
150
14'A
Jan
12%
200
10 Va
Jan
14
Co
Co
common
2'A
$3.50
preference
2%
Motorola
Inc
—i.
—
•
Jun
Mar/
2
62
6%
;
Jan
4
Feb
100
28'A
Jan
36
Mar
68%
69%
300
64%
Jan
74%
44%
44%
100
40%
Jan
51
Mar
24
— -.
Montgomery Ward & Co
Apr
4%
34
24
160
19% May
7'A Jun
24
Aug
.
18 % May
12%
47
700
8% July
.
17'A
11%
t
v
59%
4,200
1,700
6%
7% Mar
Jun
14
Hart
Jan
17%
Jan
7
14%
5
&
4%
A 500
1%
7'A
15'A
11%
10
16%
250
15 Va
Jan
20
62%
100
59 %
Jun
70% Mar
*
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16 %
62%
47%
47%
100
46
3
—
-
53'A Mar
i6%
*
16'A
15%
16%
500
May
14% July
8
34%
34%
34%
$
150
28
__15
12 %
11%
12%
:
500
11% July
Mar
Convertible
Muter
class
(Un)w
West
25
-
■
27
27%
2%
2%
3%
3Va
14%
35%
400
"3%
3
North
Amer
American
North
American
Feb
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
200
New York Central
Feb
29%
Jan
3'/a
100
3%
*
1
2%
1,600
2%
Nash-Kelvinator
Feb
15%
Jan
50
14%
35%
5
21%
700
14%
50c
,
Corp
Co
Light
27%
1
-
Jan
„—
50c
Jan
39
Jan
A
Co
18%
(Un)
Corp
RR
Feb
Car
Corp
(Un)
Co
10
Apr
36%
Aug
Jan
3%
Feb
Ohio
Ohio
17% July
22%
1,000
15'A
26%
15
300
13% July
19
Feb
17
100
16
Mar
19'A
Apr
18%
400
17% Jun
19 Va
Apr
2
conv
preference—.
*
26
26%
250
22%
Jan
27% May
conv
preference-*-------...,*.-*
21
21
200
19%
Jun
21
Oak
Jun
Feb
Jan
18Va
18Va.
com—5
10
33%
9%
10
4,000
9%
Apr
10% Mar
•
33'A
34
1,050
29'A
Jan
36
1
15%
14%
15%
1,650
13%
Jan
16'/a
30%
Jan
32%
Jan
43% Mar
55%
Aug
Bancorporation
Mfg Co—
Edison
9 % Mar
10
15 Va Mar
32%
1,500
18'A
17
—
18 Va
14%
__
250
17%
__
1
7%
17%
18 Va
-•
(Un)__
7'A
__
5
(Un)-
Aviation
Northern States Power (Minn.)
Northwest
13% May
$1.4o
Co
8
32%
32%
32%
1,600
(Un)
♦
54%
54%
55 Va
300
July
Jan
Apr
Oil
Packard
Certain-teed
Products
(Un)_
1
Chesapeake 8c Ohio (Uni
Chicago Corp common
Convertible
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pacific
Ry
Co
Cleveland
Clinton
Cliffs
Co
Gas
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Erie
Mills
Four-Wheel
(Alan
Nemours
(Un)
(The)
Heileman
He in
26%
Apr
Feb
Pepsi-Cola
Co
47% July
33% Mar
Potter
Co
(The)
Public
Service
Public
Service
200
30
July
29
Feb
33
14'A July
31'A Aug
Jun
21
Jan
75
Pure
July
33%
32%
36%
900
10%
1,000
7%
7%
200
7%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
100
9%
Jun
35
35
35
47/«
200
>
31
Oil
1,000
4'A
79y8
»
95
—
15%
X 300
46%
.; 95
45
46%
'X 1Qo
m
1,100
41%
Aug
Jan
200
7%
Jun
10Va
100
20%
Apr
25'A
50
16'A
Jan
24% July
18'A
19
1,000
16% July
118% 118%
100
111% July
8% July
18%
_100
33'Ac
26"A
Jan
Jan
125%
Feb
12%
Jan
9%
10%
800
10%
10%
100
10
Jan
14'A
Feb
10
26%
26%
400
24%
Jun
30 Va
Feb
500
26
30
Feb
9%
Colorado
of
Indiana
of
•
293/4
•
mm'mm
5
•
com
Corp of America
Pictures
Theatres
(Un)
!?
" '
-/X
29%
30
55%
/
55%
200
46%
Jan
55% July
36.XX
200
31 'A
Jun
47
3,200
16%
Jan
22% July
3 Va
Apr
-X/':/
34%
21%
20%
21%
(Un)_
1
3%
3%
3%
(Un)
Corp
1
33A
3%
3%
5
93/4
93/4
9%
Corp
Manufacturing
Co
Jan
Remington Rand
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Feb
zi
50c
(Un)
-"'?v
100
5%
Jan
St Louis National
19
Mar
St
Louis
41%
Stockyards
Service
&
4%
5'A
X
12
Jan
Feb
Jan
'
19%
:X;
700
143a
Jan
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—
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101
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116%
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250
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100
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Jan
19
Aug
Feb
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(483)
35?
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
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Par
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Co.
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(Un)
9% Jan
25% Jan
26%
31%
l'.33%
(Un)
America
Natl
9
Aircraft
Jan
53%
(Un)
Corp
Gas
Vultee
Crocker First
Class
53% Aug
48% July
Jan
4%
29%
Feb
Jun
25%
Jan
Feb
du
B
Dorado
El
1975
43
44
$6,500
43
1975
Aug
43
57 %
Jan
49
6,600
48
Aug
61
Oil
Co
C
20% May
29
230
20
Jan
29
Feb
3%
100
3V2
Jan
5
Mar
33%
34
993
32 V2
Jun
38%
Feb
Ur?)
c<
•
15
Power
(Un)—10
(Un)
9
Light (Un)
Food Machinery & Chemical
10
com
•
80
Jan
83 Va
Jan
101 %
41V* July
48%
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
23
Aug
Aug
Jan
•
'
100
July
May
270
570
23
570
29%
30%
804
26% Mar
30%
45%
46%
a47
10%
23
46 V4
975
43 Va July
56%
a23 a23 Va
46 %
57%
9
20 Va
37
44
47 Va
7%
21%
679
7'A
2%
(Un)
313
637
10%
9
common
118'A
a45Va
3
Cb
General Electric Co
a47
Feb
94'A
a
94%
5
&
Kleiser
all7% all0%
9
Co
Gas
Feb
33%
5
nmon
Share
&
Natural
&
313
22 %
common
Emporium Capwell
Foster
21%
22
3%
Works
Bond
Paso
21%
9
.
de Nun ours
Kodak
Electric
Co
Co
(E I)
Eastman
El
Mfg
21%
——5
common
Chemical
Pont
Florida
A
Co
10
8% Mar
a50
2.10
Feb
13c ' Feb
Jun
1 %
2.55
100
26%
Jun
7
503
—10
•
Jan
8c
2,275
25
Jan
1
Baltimore Transit Co
Service
1,013
a
9
BONDS
series
Cities
7%
Jan
a
26
-
al2% al2%
100
21%
50%
10
35 V*
Jun
a—
263
--•••
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1,
(Un)
Corp
21%
13 %
Improvement
Westmoreland Inc
31%
a49 %
a49%
25
Preferred
636
26
9
45% Aug
13,000
7%
com—5
(Un)
RR
518
53 %
Inc
Gas
Paul
24
26%
Corp
United
Ry
24
26 Va
•
common
Dohme
Ohio
St
10c
13%
Mining Co—(
&
26%
9c
51%
America—
23%
23%
*
50
Paper
of
Eureka
Milw
Dow
Reading Co
37 Va July
30
26%
•
12%
-25
Jan
July
10
(Un)—
July
May
2%
new
Ry
75 V*
46 Va
9
1,505
51%
___——:
_
157% Ma*
149'
5
—
22%
3
9
Jan
Jun
30%
3
•
12%
(Un)
15% May
Jan
common
Jan
'59%
.
14%
•
Light
8%
11%
—9-
150 Va
-
25
480
54 % May
19
10
Public Service El & Gas
common
$1.40 div preference common
5s
Chic
Feb
47
49
*
Wire
1,781
%
50
Feb
33%
44%
39
785
5
Co
Corp
Jan
25
43 Va
-
'
32%
11
—.,—
Celanese
18%
Jan
203
1
&
&
Chesapeake
38%
44%
157
—1
I) & Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
4.20Ye preferred
Central
65% July
6% July
105
Apr
•
(J
Jan
156
14% July
501
78
2
.—
Pacific
Aug
Jun
Jan
66%
818
Fel»
35
PI.
(Un)
Sullivan (Un)
Packing Corp
74
12% July
3
Jan
5% Mar
23%
10
Light
Transportation Co
Participating preferred
&
68
68%
5
Phila
Sharp
Canadian
Chrysler
1
&
Philadelphia Electric
Scott
301
206
156
15 ¥2
9
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Corp
12 Va
.
Fel»
16% Aug
83 Va July
9c
5
Corp
Sugar
California
38%
L)
Power
Calamba
Feb
23'A
—
Corp
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Philco
156
68
:
\
'
21 Va
45%
1
Corp
Jackson
Aug
38%
Pennroad
Phila
4
3
20
Apr
Jan
-3
(Un)
Hill
Byron
22
23%
Corp
RR
Bunker
Columbia
Navigation
(Glenn
National
10%
Co
17%
v
5
Motors
Coal
Jan
13%
com
Gimbel Brothel's
Lehigh
Lehigh
Jun
18%
22
38% May
158% Mar
1
Light
Storage Battery
& Deposit Co.
Fidelity
14%
*
Corp
&
240
752
12%
25
Chemical
Jan
3%
*
Publishing Co
Delaware
149%
10 Va
156
__50
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
1,524
High
Jun
2%
common—50
preferred
Company
33%
3%
100
Corp
65
21%
10%
75c
Baldwin Securities Corp
Bankers
Low
35%
156% 157%
15%
16'A
21%
Baltimore Transit Co
common——-—*
1st
High
Case
Baldwln-Llma-Hamilton Corp
5%
35%
15%
10
._
35%
157%
*
—_
Atlantic
Low
.
100
Borden
Borg-Warner
Range Sines Jan. 1
=
Aug"
18%
12%
al62%al62%
26%
Corp
Aviation
■•>.
120
a81
5
Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
for Week
Shares
14 Va
»
37% Jan
"
alO'/a alO%
P10
Blair
Sales
Range
70
16% Apr
July
32
—
50
(Un)
Wedge
Mfg Corp common
Mining (Un)
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Bishop Oil Co
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
of Prices
36
Jan
May
44%
old_100
Benguet Cons
Last
13%. Jan
100
.....
91
1,006
32
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)__13
Sale Price
200
14V2
39
—5
Atok-Big
•Avco
Bendix
STOCKS
May
Jan
70 y* Jun
19%
157
-20
common
Beech
Week'*
91
.
May
47%' 49%
Friday
110
a69% a70%
"
*
Jan
16%
100
(Un)
60
56
a84% a84%
a84%
(Un)—:
25
(Un).;—^
*
Mining (Un)—_50
(111)
4%
15%
16
Co
Copper
30%
July
19%
9
.*
(Un)—9
Co
High
Jun
3
•
32%.
14%
26%
102
15%
32%,
,
Corp
Woolen
Low
3%.
15%
*
Range Since Jan. 1
2G8
a75% a75%
a 89% a
90%
—
20
(Un)
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Atlas
15
5
Tel
Anaconda
17%. Mar
14%
&
Power
American
.31% May
8% July
a75%
1
Shares
High
3
•
:
for Week
a28%a29%
3%
.»
(Un,)_.
Radiator & Stan San
Armour
2
(Uk).
—-
Inc
American Viscose
40% May
100
.1
-Yates-American Machine Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
Jan
12% May
Jan
27
Dye
American Smelting &
Refining
American
37'A
27'
;——*
—:
47 %
1
;
Factors
American
22% Feb
May
&
Airlines
23
Jan
a29%
—
•
*
(Un)_
!
Jan
100
40%
.
12Mi
common:.——.*
Inc
Chemical
Aluminium Ltd
Low
(Un)
(Un)
Allied
Amer
19
Co
Alleghany Corp
800
"
Sales
,
of Prices
Par
Air Reduction
4% Mar
Jan
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Aug
18%
Week's
Last
24% May
38
2% July
15% May
30
Friday
STOCKS
51'A Aug
28% July
18% July
26% Jan
300
20'A
——1
Willys-Overland Motors
Wisconsin Bankshares
Industries
100
17 %
:
1
——
Electric
Co——
Stores
•Woodall
1
42%
Iron
Motor
Jun
1,500
65
„_10
Corp
Westinghouse
White
25%
1,300
27%
—
.Van
2,700
High
Jun
3 l/s
54
Carbide & Carbon—
United Air Lines Inc
(Un)
United Corporation
(Del)
(Un).
United : Paramount
Theatres—
Common (Un)_
Steel
45%
17%
.Union
U 8
1,800
.
2%
3%
Truax-Traer Coal Co;
208
LOW
51'A
—5
(The)
Radio
48%
San Francisco Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50%
o
Axel
3
for Week
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
Sales
1,218
34%
Jun
22%
56%
57%
Feb
47Va Aug
Jan
'
•
Jan
6
7 Va
Aug
57 Va
July
922
50
Jan
General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common—
9
42%
43
434
42
July
5
47%
47%
46 Va
Jun
General
1,951
9
13
13%
470
11 Va
Jan
53% May
14% Feb
Paint
Cumulative
Conv
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Blaw-Knox Co
Clark
(D
L)
Brewing
Equitable
Gas
Harbison
Home
Joy
Lone
(Joseph)
Star
Gas
4%
High
Low
High
—;
Pittsburgh
Renner
Corp^.
San
Toy
12%. Jan
10%
440
9%
Jan
11 % Mar
18%
a26 a27%
240
26
Jun
28 V*
1
•
Hobbs Battery Co class B
Holly Development Co
Jun
22%
Feb
10% May
13%
a27%
36
9
9
9
36
14%
14%
14%
68%- 68%
—
a56% aGOVa
95%
__
Pineapple
Co
Ltd—
(Un)
100
28
952
37 Va
13 V* Mar
—
25
75
Jan
67 Va
July
45% May
FebJan
Jun
16 Va
?
Apr
Jan
79
Mar.
52
May
95V*
204
G7%
Jan
95 V*
a52% a52%
65
46 Va
Jun
57'/*
Aug
Feb
11
Jan
12 %
Jan
95%
3
11%
11 Va
335
18
18
19
2,296
9
5%
6
500
1
1,60
1.60
100
9
57%
57%
17% July
3
Jan
24
Feb
6
Aug
Feb
•
./
29%
Honolulu
Oil
30%
60
Feb
30
30%
Hunt Foods
135
28%
Feb
30%
33
Apr
33
Hutchinson
50
30 '/a
Jun
34%
28
28%
141
24%
Jan
1%
200
28% Aug
1%
Feb
;
Corp
2.05
Jan
May
66%
Jan
28 V2
Feb
1.60 July
203
53
18%
12
18
Jan
a6
129
4
Jan
Feb
25
10
—
28%
1%
1%
4
—
4
27% July
32%
Inc
6%
—
Sugar Plantation
Idaho
200
3% July
Power
2%
1
2%
3,450
2Va July
Feb
International
3Vs
Tel
35
Jun
40 Va
Jan
Johns-Manville
46%
45
46%
142
38
Jan
46%
Apr
Kaiser
8% July
10%
Jan
9Va
360
200
60c
15c
22
Va
28 V*
36%
60c
{
21%
7,000
22 Va
94
27%
28 Va
530
36%
37%
460
Jan
10 V*
(Un)
9
Tel com
(Un)—•
50c
May
12c
■
Jun
12% July
75c
a
1.80
1.90
a35% a35%
a36%
—
10'A
10%
33
*
Corp
Aluminum
33 Va
a35% a36%
15%
(Un)
9
Jan
25c
16
Jan
6% May
2.55 Mar
1,600
1.20
50
39 V2
Jan
39 Va
Jan
1,550
9 V*
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
37 %
Feb
39%
Jan
1,067
31
Va
Jun
617
13 Va
Jan
170
48 Va
Jan
70
34
18% Mar
25 V*
Apr
35%
1
4%
& Light (Un)—
Copper Corp (Un)
County Land Company
8%
al6
9
75%
Kaiser-Frazer
Kansas
24% July
34% Jan
28 Va
July
40%
Apr
Kern
a61% a'62%
Corp—1
Corp
Power
33%
35%
1,232
29% May
4% July
Aug
8%
Jan
5
468
16
■.' 15
16 Va May
17% Mar
324
72% Mar
76 V*
74% July
a
74%
74 V*
462
57 Va
Jan
33
33 Va
300
32
Jan
--7
wi_l
8%
8%
421
19%
20%
800
18
*
16%
17 V*
830
14%
74%
Apr
35%
75%
4%
10
5
59
Jan
Jan
20 Vs July
„
Chemical
&
Kennecott
20
16c
11
&
18%
Jan
152
12 V*
a35%
Harvester
35
9%
1.90
20
5%
a
aO
_33%c
Independent Exploration
35
12%
(Un)—-1
Co
Apr
International
__
—15
Mar'yland Mines Corp
Idaho
2
35
—1
Westinghouse Air Brake new com
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp——-—12.50
For footnotes see
page 41.
16%
Jun
Hawaiian
19%
1
Spring
Jan
16%
14% July
109
Corp—
•
Foundry common—9
Mining—
Steel
15
175
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)
Nor Ry non-cum
pfd (Un)
Greyhound Corp
Great
Int'l Nickel of Canada
„
200
16%
—9
(Un)
169
225
—5
Co
Standard
Co
14.
11% May
20%
Bolt
Steel
F)
13%
:
Jan
10%
—2Va
&
(B
100
Jan
20%
16
16%
25
10 %
47%
15%
100
10
14
common
common
36% May
15% Jun
9% Mar
19%
—10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Screw
Goodrich
Ltd
Jan
9
—
50
1
Common
Pitts
Co
25
10%
—1
preferred
State
preferred
9
Co
____——
convertible
Razor Co
16%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
$2.50
Safety
13%
9
40%
1
Mfg
Fireproofing
..1
Gladding McBean & Co
Golden
Rang* Bine* Jan. 1
.8.50
Refractories
Co——
Manufacturing
McKinney
Nat
Co_
Walker
:
5
Brewing
Pitt
preferred
preferred
16%
10%
,
Fort
common.....
40%
Co
Columbia Gas System—
Duquesne
Gillette
Sales
STOCKS
2nd
Corp
48
Leslie
Salt
Co
—
Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed
Loew's
Aircraft
Inc
(Un)
Corp
new
——
com
8% July
July
Jun
35
10%
Mar
Feb
20% July
18 Va
Feb
86
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(484)
.
.
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Range
Sharei
Low
Par
Co
(R H)
I
Co
Calculating
Magnavox
Marchant
Bancorporation
Martin
Co
a
32'/2
205
Sugar Co
McKesson
&
a37%
5
(Un)
Inc
Robbing
32
July
Jan
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Feb
36%
Reserve Oil &
16
13%
Jan
17%
28%
Jan
34% Mar
100
;
•.
40% July
15% May
14% July
10
810
Menasco Mfg Co
Middle
Utilities
South
Mother
Mindanao
•
Inc
Lode
(Un)
19
10c
Rheem
5%
Jan
137
18 % Mar
Pictures
Corp
Montana
Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
National
(Un)
Jan
Russ
<
19
May
14c
Corp
(Un)
5
92c
9
Jan
11%
S
May
::
50
Building
&
St
Apr
125
21%
Jan
65%
Jan
73%
18%
271
18
Jun
20%
2,078
17
Jan
17%
a
20
20%
Co
Fine
W
New
Distillers
Inc
Nat'l Linen
Naiomas
New
N
Park
Y
Service Corp
Company
Mining Co
Central
RR
San
Mauricio
Feb
8ears
22%
Feb
Shasta
21%
Mining
St
Oil
Co_„
Co
Water
(Un)
Niagara Mohawk Power
26%
Jan
33% July
Aug
Silver
a9
a9%
25
8% July
30% Aug
9 % Mar
8%
8%
1,100
8%
10'%
2.05
2.05
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Soundview
Pulp Co
al8
al8
60
a22% a22%
281
21% May
•
American
North
American
North
Amer
Aviation
Co
200
Jan
Jan
1.95
15%
ttinciair
Feb
2.75 Mar
26
Jun
Investment
Coalition (Un)
Corp (Un)
Oil
Southern
22% Mar
,
l
15
14%
15%
360
14
July
19
18%
18%
112
17%
Jan
19
Feb
35
35
112
22
Jan
35
6% preferred
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)
Conv
Feb
18%
Aug
100
common
Calif
Sugar
89
10
87%
Jun
95
49%
910
32%
Apr
50
10%
10%
215
l
20c
23c
2,900
1.70
1.80
400
Sou
Corp
Oceanic Oil Co
89
48%
Southern
Co
1.75
1
Sperry
Feb
Spiegel
8
32%
32%
150
30%
Jan
33
55%
55%
470
49%
Apr
31%
31%
50
30
Jan
55% July
31% Jun
al2% al2%
25
11
Jan
15
A
Pabco
*
•
Sugar Plantation
Products
Pacific
Standard
6%
6%
100
19
715
17
Jun
~5
4%
5
5,094
4
Jan
5 % Mar
5%
Jan
10
21
100
Gas
25
33
32%
33%
8,562
31% Mar
25
33%
33%
33%
1,886
31%
30%
30%
227
29
27%
27%
189
a26% a26%
60
26% July
25% Mar
28%
27%
28
455
26%
29
28
28
293
26% Mar
28%
5
common
5% %
5%
1st preferred
1st. preferred
21
25
27%
25
-
4.80%
5%
redeemable preferred
redeemable preferred
.25
5%
red
_25
series
A
25
;
•
27%
iZZZZ?
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Portland
Pacific
1st
Public
1
Cement
Service
17%
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Jan
&
Tel
100
common
al09%
Oil
Corp
•
a
Oil
Co
Oil
of
Co
Oil
Co
•
50
1,349
Pullman
Pure
Inc
Oil
42%
Jan
33% Aug
42%
41
42%
1,139
40
33 %
33'A
904
__
a25 a25%
a25%
Jan
49
Fell
32% July
35
Mar
24 % Julv
105
28 y4
Feb
a28
a28
15
27% May
29%
Feb
32 V*
358
30% May
34 y2
Feb
32%
32%
32%
67
30% May
33%
28%
29 %
530
11%
11%
720
64%
64'A
360
__
~
Apr
Jan
Jan
50
St
21
70
Aug
25%
27
1,180
25% July
34'%
20%
20%
711
1' '.-i
lan
21%
Feb
25
34%
34%
175
33% May
35%
Apr
1
__
25
i.i
Oil
v
'
10
(Un)
Sugar
49%
.
51%
38
40'A
19%
.
20Ve
39%
12%
United
Air
(Un)
a30%
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25
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75
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Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Puget
150
225
340
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21%
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8%
66%
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11
36%
20
107%
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Philippine Long Dist Tel
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5
11
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.
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134
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15
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5
preferred
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6%
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20
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Jan
4%
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3%
Mar
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36
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com
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5
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34
100
13%
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134
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5
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32
65
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182
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184
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10
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103
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105
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5%
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38%
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-
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Canadian Cottons
Feb
32%
100
20
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21
8%
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Canada
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25
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-
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Apr
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
37
(485)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
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STOCKS
Par
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16
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May
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62
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7%.
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13
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13
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390
*
Cassidy's Limited
4,001
6
Va
6%
33
—32
International
390
a22% a22%
__
Paper Inv Ltd com.*
Jan
3.50
Jan
67
200
.
60%
37
—m
—£1
Industrial
59
%
37%
10%
com. 1—5
___
12%
1,381
^
47%' 47%
*
Smelting—
&
390
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Chatco Steel Prod Ltd common—
_•
•
Low
•
Co
Apr
•
common
Shares
50
5%
preferred
Canadian Western
May
—
19%
Alabastine
Ltd
Canadian
Apr
20% Mar
Jan
101
•
common.:
for Week
Apr
103
Mar
17%
Electric
Canadian Inter Inv Trust 5 '/o
Canadian Marconi Company
July
64 Mi
Jan
Gen
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian Industries common
Feb
12
May
38 Va
2,240
102% 102 Va
18%
10
2,475-
'
50
preferred
preferred
6%
ii %
60 %
—
Paper
Oil
Imperial
Canadian
26
15 V*
*
preferred
Bay
Jan
16 V*
18%
I100
Bridge
Smith
Hudson
20
16
12
—
:
Wares
Lime
Hamilton
120
.15
62%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Per
High
•
Steel
Gypsum
Low
a23
Week's
Last
Bangs Sines Jan. 1
15
•
common
preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
General
a23
100
5%
Shares
High
•
16%
*
common
preferred
Gatineau
Friday
Bale Priee
Apr
16% Feb
•
4%%
3
STOCKS
'
1
•
Fraser
AUGUST
for Week
of Prices
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Sale Price
FOR
52
200
36
36
25
14%
14%
70
9%
Jan
9
Jan
19%
Jun
123
May
Penn-Cobalt
Perchcourt
Dredging
Silver
Gold
Mines,
Fields
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
12%
Feb
Quebec Chibougamau Goldflelds
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
23
Jan
Quebec
52% May
?«
36
13% May
Gold
Cons
—1
1
48c
1
69c
—
2.45
Jan
3MO May
53% July
49% May
-\n
Pato
Aug
14% Aug
Quebec
Quebec
Manitou
Mines
Smelting
&
Yellowknife
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Refining
Gold Mines
1
—
1
—
1
1
Ltd_l
1
—
,
—
7%C
36c
13,8Ci5/2C
7c
8c
3fic
37c
2,500
12,000
18,500
7,000
17 %c
2.45
12c
Jan
Jan
May
July
4.15 May
23c
Feb
4%c Jan
9%c May
35c
50c
July
Jan
"
83
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(486)
..
Monday, August-6,. 1951
.
> -I.
canadian listed markets
FridayLast
Range
for Week
of Price*
Par
Rlx-Athabasca Uranium Mines
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Bherritt-Gordon
BIscoe
Gold
—1
3.15
Ltd
£010
82c
14c
212,548
33,998
3.20
11,380
2.95
83c
83c
6oma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd.
88c
3%C
3.20
90c
7c
July
16c
Jan
4.65
3.30
,
Jan
60c
'
Jun
Tiblemont Gold Fields Ltd
Silver
Trebor
Mines
Mines
5%C
"III
Ltd—
Ltd
5%c
5c
May
10%
2.85 Jun
3.70
Jan
2.07
14,600
4c
•
f
1.25
100
18c 20 %c
3,500
Canadian
__
33
2.20
Jan
.
8c
8c
8c
3,000
7c
Apr
20c
73c
76c
11,800
62c
July
76c
Low
33
1.20
687
18c
v
30 %
Mar
Class
,
4c '.<•
20
A
B
!
4c
.
6,000
20%
High
Jan
15%c
1.70
Jan
35
Jun
Jan
38c-
Jun
Feb
+
t
15c
20
July
29c
Jan
4c
Aug
12c
Mar
,
260
18
Jan
23
Aug.
55
55
102
40
Jan
40
.1
2.45
2.45
2.82
174,275
94c
.*
14 %c
13%c
15c
4,000
13c
July
15c
.•
12c
12c
12c
200
10%
Jan
15%
Aug
Feb
.1
6c
6C
7c
1,000
13c
Calder Bousquet
Calgary & Edmonton
Callinan Flin Flon
1
•
5
Feb
40
40 %
383
28
May
55
July
40% Aug
73/4
———
—
73%
73/4
380
Jan
8% Mar
8%c
8C
10c
■
7%
July
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
26,000
6c
Apr
19c
Jan
15%
Jun
1.06
Jan
1.43
Apr
15
14%
15%
3,475
34c
29 %c
38c
112,050
5c
Jan
1.22
1.15
1.24
10,700
80c
Jan
30c
23c
30c
13,450
.16c
Jun
7.50
j.
Jun
Jan
Keno
Ventures
Hill
—
Ltd
Villbona
—
Gold
Mines
—-
Ltd..
Walte Amulet Mines Ltd
Wceden Ryrite & Copper—
:—
12
1
12
42c
6c
May
10 % July
200
37c
42c
2.82 Aug
21,500
29c
14%
Calnorth
Calvan
Apr
46c
July
Wendell
Mineral
Products——
Apr
33c
34c
18,500
28c
May
45c
Oils
Cons
Oil
19c
7,000
15c
Jun
33c
1.42
1.42
1.42
400
Yukeno
1.28
1.10
1.30
43,450
Oil
Mines
Ltd-
—
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Ltd
Central
1
'
Rio
Ltd
Co
6.10
6.10
6.25
2.99
500
5.85
2.50
2.58
2,700
4,900
1.25
—
vl-
4.75
1,300
2.98
5.70
Ltd
Explorers
'".■•••
•
Co
Oil
Petroleums
1.25
3,000
Ltd
——
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe. Oil
Ventures
Home
Co
7.85
Ltd
8.00
2.39
2.55
16%
4,180
National Petroleums Corp Ltd—
2.16
2.16
2.22
New British & Dominion Oil Ltd
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
1.62
1.61
1.65
6c
5c
6%c
2,800
4,100
10,500
Ltd
—
—_
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Jun
1.40
Empire
*
Ltd
Homestead
May
Oils
Ltd
33c
Jan
85c
Jan
1,200
85c
Jan
1.05
1.05
3.80
48,250
23c
27c
8,400
10c
91c
Class
Feb
20
preferred
Range
Share*
Par
Low
19 Vb
19%
19%
20
25%
25'/a
•
19 %
19
22c
25c
12c
1,000
Power
$1.50
&
Paper
new
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
class
A
Acadia-Uranium
:
Gas
Akaitcho
—1
&
Oil
—
—*
.—.
12c
,—4
10%
•
1.54
1.24
1
1.20
1.17
—
Yellow
10%
Knife
warrants
Distilleries
Alberta
Pacific
Algoma
Low
Cons
_____
1
Jun
25%
635
24%
Jan
25% July
19%
615
18
Jun
20%
Feb
Jun
61c
Jan
19c
10%
1.67/
10c
93/4
300
19c
Jun
54
May
51%
52
246
50
11
200
10 Va
July
Feb
12%
39
470
38
July
45
Apr
34
155
31
Jun
39
Apr
46%
July
15
43
65
24%
Jan
43%
Jan
50
18
18
30
134
134
20
70
70
20
10%
10%
15%
129
54%
Jan
Jan
18% July
July
146
76
Jan
25
9
Jan
24%
24%
24%
1,435
24
Jun
21'/2
20 3/4
21%
3,273
17
Jan
10% July
28% Feb
21% July
32 %
32
32%
3,740
Jan
*
32% July
14%
14%
14%
610
13% July
17%
17
17
17
190
16
19
common
common
•
24%
56%
56%
57
37
37
100
56%
57
279
564
•
41
41
150
6%
7
140
29%
30
730
29%
58c
57 c
58c
V
Jan
68
35%
Jun
39% Mar
50% July
27% Jan
Utilities
55c
21
22%
23
395
18
100%
101
505
99
29
29%
8,656
25
Vickers
preferred
29%;-
—100
'
23%
98
98
10
*
18%
18%
18%
905
*
33
33
33
235
27
98
Feb
81 %c
Jan
24% May
102
Jan
13%
Feb
36%
Jan
4,250
Feb
9
Jan
100%
Feb
51
Jun
*
common
Feb
68
6% July
26% May
100
Cos
Feb
Mar
50%
"
A——*
*
Jun
I
25
Malartic
Oils
-
Feb
Jan
61%
"
Feb
•
preferred
•
37% Feb
239
*
:
,
Feb
33%
25
Cariboo
Wirebound
Mar
32%
Feb
103% May
July
Jan
22
55c
86c
Feb
Gold
5c
Jan
33
Aug
1.10
1.15
900
1.05
Jun
1.44
Jan
2.60
2.44
2.60
600
2.05
Jan
3.25
Apr
1
2.56
2.51
2.57
3,100
2.20
July
1.80
July
200
200
46c
50c
Apr
2,500
33
35
97
98
1,703
91
24
24%
605
23
28
2,020
American
2,000
15c
May
30c
Feb
7c
Jun
20c
Feb
65c
50c
July
Charter
Jan
Steel
Mar
107 Va
Chemical
26%
Feb
Research
Cheskirk
Jan
May
1.24
Mines
1
70c
154,720
500
15c
19c
3,000
13%
14
Gold
73c
4%c
14%
1,250
1
Resources
common
65c
4%c
,
Cons
Mines
Argus Corp
4.60
25c
3.15
Jun
51c
Mar
6.65
Jan
32c
Jan
83c
8%c
4%c Apr
13%c Jan
8% Jan
4,300
15c
Jun
43c
10c
2,000
9c
Jun
15c
2.20
2.16
*
:
1——1
1
Aunor Gold
1
Bagamac Mines
3.05
12,600
2.35
Jan
"
19%
20%
6,890
21c
18c
21c
4,100
10%c
8c 11 %c
16 %c
9%C
Nova
21c
56,500
16,100
3.10
3.30
3.30
5,800
%c 15 %c
1,025
14c
6,149
5%c
' "
330
26 %
:
777
15
6c
—10
Scotia
10
Toronto
10
672C
,
/
36%
36%
1.30
*
1.25
38
5.90
*
•
••V.
'-
25
Mines
65c
14c
Apr
40,050
72c
4,430
14%
14'/a
20,825
,>
'
53C \ 70c
52 %
10
10
/, 160
£
'
2,415
Jan
1.32
5.70 July
46c
Jan
144,000
53%
10
87%c
39%
39%
37c
1
,,
45c
4%c
45c
39%
44c i!
Bordulac
37c
47c
1,100
4%c
5,500
14
100
14
22
55
22
14c
16c
27,100
60c
60c.
60c
38,556
Feb
Traction
com."
Lake——————1
British American Oil
common——.—*
Columbia Elec 4%>
British
pia__ru0
Cplumbia Forest Products
Columbia
Packers
class
'
British Columbia
Class B
Press
A
•
A
'
-
(Hi
Class
3c
page 41.
22%
Jan
35% July
IOC
12c
3,540
10c
Aug
4%c
5,000
3c
Jun
2.51
2,100
12
12%
250
1.50
5O0
63 %c 63 %c
1,425
10 %c
9%c
7
42c
11c
r;
/
Jan
17c
Feb
6c
Jun
-Jan
2.51 Aug
9%
Jan
13% Mar
1.35
May
1.85
55c
9c
8,550
7
41c 44
30
%c
16,850
1.80
May
May
;
Jan
A
Jan ..i
80c
16c
6% July
Jan
9
41c
Aug
Mar—
78c
Jan
6c
1,000
5c
July
10 %c
Apr?v
1.04
29,750
84c
Jun
1.27
May^
30c
33c
"/■
614
23c
Jun
35c
34c
1,000
31c
8c
51,350
6c
May
July
8c
6c
5
159 %
153%
160
2,523
•
18%
18%
19%
18,457
8%
8%
250
*
126
15c
6%
52c
58c
Feb;"
Mar
14%C Apr-,
Jan
160
Jun
28c
Jan
Aug-
May
8% Aug".
1
12c
9c
1,000
Jun
16c
Jan
150
105
2.85
3.10
36,600
1.75
Jan
3.35 May
13
13
13%
650
10%
Jan
17%- Feb
13%
13%
100
Jan
17%
16
16
3,000
*
—
12c
147
3.05
143
1
11
165%
July
Feo>
1
45c
*
Crow's Nest Coal
Crowshore
Feb
21c
Feb
67e
Jan
5 Va
1
—
Pershing
lie
5>/a
—100
Patricia
5%
10%c
71
100
11c
31c
1
31c
5
17c
May
Feb
Jun
8%
July
Jan
10,000
10c
Jun
19c
Mar.
700
1
27c
May
45c
Jan
71
Aug
71
71
6
8c
1
10c
8%c
2,100
53%
Jan
6c
May
23c
Feb
9%cMay
22c
Jan
/
Feb
Feb
3c
July
9c
Jan
Jan
47c
May
7c
Apr
13c
D'Aragon Mines
8.00
Jan
27%
Feb
Davis
11c 14 %c
Petroleum
Leather
24c
23 %c
•
2,100
.
26c
18c
Jan
32c
Feb
21
21
220
20
Jun
24
Feb
8%
8%
100
8
Jun
10% Feb
23c
class
23c
26c
16,650
20c
May
•32c
Feb
15c
14c 16 %c
41,800
12c
July
28c
Jan
A———
4,000
,,
Class B
—
Jan
745
25
9,410
12c
20c
319,667
39%
38%
39%
9,225
1.)
93
95
233
5.55 May
22
9c
29%
93
Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
39%
101
July
8c
8%c
3,890
5%'C
Jan
17%
17%
275
133/4
Jan
17
17%
1,711
9%
Jan
29
29%
488
28%
Jan
5%
702
4.10
Jan
1.23
26,400
17
29%
5
1.27
1.20
v
6c
1.01
1.03
1
Mining
Jan
6c
•
1
5,504
1
voting
Feb
28
10 %c May
Decalta
Delhi
9%c
Aug
22
50
1.19 July
19
Jan
10c,
10c
5,500
8%c July
Oils
Delnite
Gold
*
1.23
Producers
Ltd.
„1
Minerals
Devon- Leduc
Oils
1.23
1.30
500
1.16
1.16
1.25
16.500
11c
11c
-1
13,700
149
142
190
29c
32c
23.475
1.21
90c
1.65
July
Jun
1.40
10%c July
90,850
31c'
—l—
Apr
Discovery
Yellowknife
Distillers
Seagrams'7)!-,
Mines
92c
21c
2.10
July
Dominion
173/4 July
32 % Feb
Dominion
Electrohome
Dominion
Foundry
Feb
1.28 Aug
4%%
Bank
&
Steel
old
com__"
—L__
Apr
Dominibfi
Magnesium
12c
Jan
Dominion
Scottish
28%
3,220
17%
17%
3,840
15%
27
26%
27
220
25 % May
3.50
110
3.50 July
23%
.
*'
sinking fund preferred-100
24
23%
%c July
23% Aug
3.50
———2
———10
common
red
28
17%
-
Ltd
July
6.50
Ltd __1
Jan
Jan
Mar
July
Aug
Mar
•
18
Mines
Mines
Rio
Detta
Ltd
(Temagami)
New
^2
—
see
Dist
7c
17
4,000
6.15
8%c
35%
100
58c
Jun
Mar
\July
July
17,000
6.10
:'
34
1
B
Cournor
Dome
-
Gold
1
Rochette
Crestaurum Mines
15,900
23%
20c
25%
1
Oils
Gas
Croinor
6c
6.15
•
A—
For footnotes
class
Feb
13c
24%
•
Mines
class
class
2
Cadillac
41% Mar
29c
7%c
•
Power
1
f
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Howey
Consolidated Lebel Oro
Del
Light & Pwr
17% May
Jan
*
Cordasun
70c
Jun
July
6c
10c
*
Jan
25
*
*
25c "
27c
1
,
Jun
15%
50
Jan
39
15 %c
1
.
Bralorne Mines
B
Mines
Corby
May
22
1
14%
25
25
12%
*
12
30c
1
Jan
100
16%
Mines
Jan
..,'154
9,500
1
-
11%
14'/a
25
2.45#
Conwest Exploration
Jun
4c
22
Jan
16%
10c
Consumers
Jan
14
•
Apr
1.98
25
—
Jan
9%
5,928
•
Jun
1.30
Jan
1.50
1———
Yellowknife
Central
Consol
6.10 July
75c.
39%c
Mar
1.46
Jan
40%
:
Feb
4%c
Plow
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Feb
Jan
2.90
18c
*
25
Lake
Cons
2.15 July
43
19c
Jan
Mar
35%
A
Davies
Boymar
Buffadison
6.00
53
1
common
Bobjo Mines
Bonetal Gold
Bonville Gold
Reef
3,600
5.70
1
Bidgood Klrkland
Biltmore Hats A preferred
Mills
1.15
32%
46
Mar
17
36c
Jan
Jan
1.00July
4.50
Feb
36,550
Craig Bit
Gold
Red
100
Jan
14%
20c
Consolidated
Jan
12c
38
252
100
'»-~."V"
Bell Telephone
Corp
38%
1.10
1.12
•
A
;>!*
Brazilian
38
1.10
100
95c
Astoria
Jan
May
July
3,317
1.63
Bakeries
Jan
July
3.10
15%
91c
.common
Jan
Jan
3.00
1.55
Coniaurum
Aug
30c
34
13c
80c
/
15%
3.10
93c
Consolidated
3.65
'
May
2,000
1.55
Coniagas
Apr
May
75c
10,594
100
1
Bros
Ribbon
28
36%
1
Metals Mining
Bathurst Power class
i-'
27
*
Base
Bevcourt
2.90 Jan
May
Jun
15c
18c
1
Consolidated Beattle Mines
36c
5c
28 %c
3,500
10,517
18c
Mar
113/4c July
Jun
6c
30c 33 %c
I
21c
May
Apr
Jun
1
Consolidated
Traction
Barnat Mines
:
Barvue Mines Ltd
Bellekeno
6c
19%C
20C
1.60
89c
Ltd
20% July
'
Apr
31,625
5foC
30c
0
Commonwealth Petroleum
Conduits National
2.41 Mar
13% Mar:
Feb
1.22
Mines
Colomac
3.35 May
1
Barcelona
Broulan
2.95
1.30
of
Class
lie
Jun
A
Willans
Cockshutt
'
Rights
British
18
Jun
1
Consolidated
Montreal
Bank of
.British
Jan
6c
20%
1
Aumaque
Brewis
1.82
90
2,600
15%
7%c
class
Consolidated
Atlas Steels
Atlas Yellowknife
Aubelle Mines
Beatty
70,100
17%
7c
3,05
of
2.27
17
7%c
.10
Apr
8%
Mines
Coin
Mar
„1
Jan
13%
6% July
Silver
Lode
Class
Jan
10c
—*
Knitting
Preferred
29c
Feb
14% July
19c 19 %c
-1
B_.
1.02
8% July
25
Citra-Lartic
Jan
10c
-—1
—
Bar
Cochenour
May
19c
:
Jun
350
Cobalt
Feb^
Feb
-1
Atlantic Oil
Bankfield
Circle
May'
-1
Armistice
Ascot Metals Corp
Ashdown Hardware class
Athona Mines (1937)
300
7%
1.15
1.20
---1
Cochrane-Dunlop
Ankeno Mines
Apex
Area
•2.30
Mines
Chromium
Feb
2.65
50c
—1
Chimo Gold
Apr
13c
18,385
68c
10%
7%
10
Apr
Jan
11,400
38,800
68c
9%
common
Preferred
Jun
353/8 May
Jan
Oils
Chatco
3 25
Jan
40c
Jan
10,500
6 %c
6,25
Jan
3.00
14c
76c
28c
74c
19c
6,000
6.10
48c May
12c
3,100
•
3,800
18c
11c
_———__1
56c
12c
1.05
Oil
10,000
51c
18c
10c
2.40
Petroleums
Anglo-Canadian
2.25
51c
1
1.03
;
2.07
1
Mines
-1
1
Yellowknife
Anacon Lead
Anchor
25
*
Gold
Central Porcupine
Jan
—*
__
Oil
Patricia
Centremaque Gold
25c
2.85 July
35c
Leduc
Central
2.57 Aug
1,67 AUg
May
15c
3.20
1
1
1.42
Jun
15c
A
Explorers
Central
Apr
class
Trethewey
Castle
unesterville
Aluminum Co of Canada
pfd
Nephehne
Bruck
May
Jan
113/4
10,003
3.15
/■
;
Jan
Jan
241,250
'
1.30
35
American
Blue
8
*
Celanese
Canadian
22'A May
97%
Aluminium Ltd
Bank
Jun
High
18%
46c
common
Steel
Bank
6%
20
Car
Canadian
7,087
3.15
..
Alberta
Arjon
200
10
Commerce
preferred
Central
Acme
Agnew-Surpass
AJax Petroleums
.
6%
Jan
22 %
'
Abitibi
B
Aug
*
Canadian Pacific Railway
9,600
19%
45
Canners
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
common.'
925
30%
Breweries
Oanadian
for Week
of Price*
20
•29%
46%
*
5%
Last
19%
20
Apr
Aug
45
Canadian
Exchange
Bale Price
Jun.
Jun
3.00
30%
A
A
New
Sales
STOCKS
27
.-25
class
Preferred
Jan
Canadian Funds
Week'*
1,275
6.45
83
46%
Canadian Locomotive
Friday
29
Apr
*
_
Canadian Dredge common
Canadian Food Products class
Toronto Stock
29
*
Canadian
3.80 July
30c
Jun
Jan
4.80
50
common
B
Canadian
Canadian
1.20 Apr
3.25 May
I6V2C
Jan
53%
38%
:
Varnish
Canadian
July
1.60
Lines
S
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian Bank of
1.73 May
3,800
2.10
850
34
S
Class
6%c Aug
23,900
3,470
A-
Canada Wire & Cable
Feb
Jan
84c
3.65
*
2.25
Jan
1.24
class
Permanent Mortgage—:
Canada
2.55 Aug
1.05
21,784
83
10%
B
Preferred
18% Mar
1.00
—1
—
Oils
Jan
1.70
3c
5.85
2.65
78
52
Canada
8.90 Mar
Jan
.10
Canada
Jan
May
1.45
13
5.60
2.55
Power
Packers
Class
2.58 Aug
75c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Superior Oils Ltd
Western
Apr
Jun
6.15
4,700
16
Trans
6.45
1.85
95c
1,600
2.50
16 %
Oil
Feb
3.30 May
Apr
',':y 1;
Producers
5.70
63/4
Foundry
Machinery
Canada Malting
-
Feb
2.60
Canada
Canada
32c
81%
Jan
Feb
6.65
Jan
2.80 Mar
4.90
._1
-1
.20
Iron
Canada Northern
Atlantic
Del
Canada
Stocks-
Calvan
'1
1.88
1.48
1.42 Aug
Jun
66c
Gas_.
—
common-
Preferred
Jan
Ashley Minerals Ltd
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd—
&
Campbell Red Lake
Jan
18c
33c
West
II—*
Calmont Oils
Canada Cement
;
32%
16c
4c
20%
class
Burrard class A
Feo
United
•'
;
18c
Bunker Hill
Burlington Steel
5%c July
Mar
1.20
*76c
—1
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd-
1
Rang* Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
2,000
1.86
2.01
Shares
1.25
'
Buffalo
Burns & Co
Tobrit
*f Fricer
*
8*le»,
tar Week
''
Low
—
Building Products —,
Bulldog Yellowknife
1.30 Mar
Jan
3c
6.60 July
1,900
4,200
Buffalo Ankerlte
July
2.53 Jun
;
Pa.
July
100
8.60
3.20
—
6.70
High
'■
Week'*
' ,Range
Bale Price
7Cc
4,500
4c
8.00
Bteep Rock Iron Mines Ltd-—,
Sullivan Cons Mires Ltd
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
72c
Friday
/Last
•TOCKS
Share*-
8c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Low
80c
.
*
.
Sale*
Sal* Trice
stocks
Week'*
"
AUGUST 3
FOB WEEK ENDED
BANGE
common
Invest
——"
common—1-«'
L'
14 %'
52 %
A
98%
13 *-
,
53
599
13 %
14%
7,258
98%
99
120
12%
13 %
480
10
10%
500
40
34
Feb
31%
-
Feb
20
Jan
Jan
4.95 'Jan
Jan
55
13% Aug
97% July
11% July
•
102
9%
Jan
"Jan
43c
Jun
14% AUg
Feb
15%
13
Feb
%' May
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.
.
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.
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1
"
*"
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T
n,
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCK!
Per
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Low
Stores
&
*
Coal
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
Donalda
'
Low
2,475
18
13%
570
10
44
<46
1,324
30'A
405
20
Jun
14%
16
1,570
13
Jan
8%
8%
49c
1
5'Ac
8c
8%
435
48 %c
51c
Amphi
1
East Crest Oil
East
•
Malartic
5'Ac
13,900
4,000
7c
8c
1,000
July
14% Jan
6c
Kelore
46
Kenville Gold
July
22% Mar
.16%
8% July
16%
Sullivan
Mines
Kerr-Addison
13c
14c
10'Ac
Jan
1.15
5,500
98c
May
58c
79c
168,506
51c
Apr
80c
Jun
9.65
Eastern Steel
Economic
8.90
7'A
Invest
.10
6.75
29,580
7%
500
24%
200
6'%
24%
24'A
23
23%
175
Elder Mines
_1
50c
49 %c
53c
5,721
Ltd.
Eldona
-1
19c
18 %C
19c
16,500
15c
Paper class A
-__20
Gold
El
Pen-Key
El
Sol
16c
15 %C
5%C
5%c
_22
22
20%
22%
1.73
/
.25
10%
10%
10%
2
—1
1.80
1.33
1.85
17,800
Eureka
-1
89c
82c
93c
5,813
—1
__1
Corp
18c
Falconbridge
(John)
Grain
12c
Jan
22c
40c
40c
1,000
36 %c
68c
18c
Federal
Mar
5c
Jun
19c
10
Jan
2.85
80c
83c
2,600
66c
12c
500
12c
1.10
1.20
11,400
77c
Jan
19%
19%
7.75
8.10
32c
31c
34c
78c
4c
1.63
—
1
;
19c
Luz
1
Mines
—
1
2,072
8.40
Jan
13%
Feb
15%
Jun
18'A
28'%
Jun
33%
Feb
13
14%
1,805
11%
Jan
16
.
4%c
4'Ac
7.70
7.90
7,100
66c
72c
17,200
2.30
2.50
55,255
5"%
51%
669
Exploration
Larder
Gatineau
Power
Milling
5%
preferred
Class
May
v
Laura
corn-
Bakeries
General
Petroleum
;
Class
2,500
Jun
4c
4.85
9.10 Mar
Jan
Leitch
Geneva Lake
Giant
Feb
44%
Jun
70
Little
Gillies
10 %c
Feb
39'%
Jan
64%
4.05
22,525
2.70
Jan
4.65
Feb
18%
18%
650
17%
Jan
20%
Feb
105
101%
109%
Jan
3.50
1,600
2.30
Jan
3.55
100
5.00
Jan
6.70
Feb
Macassa
Feb
MacDonald
525
100
preferred.—.100
5.10
5.60
100
10
19'%
common.
12c
20
12% Aug
Aug :
4.80
July
99
155
12c 14 %c
9.50
8.40
r
6.25
100
July
'17%
91,636
7'Ac
7'Ac
32c
Goldcrest Gold
_
34c
_
__
Manitou
16c;16 %c
6%c
—_1
_
6%c
July
23
May
Class
22 %c
Goldora
Mines
'III
Mining
Goodyear Tire common
Preferred
Graham
L..-r
Lakes
1
Lynx
West Felt
Gridoil Freehold
Macfie
Red
3,250
7.35
16,995
4%c
500
6c
3c
Jan
8.40
Jan
May
May
5.75
,12c
9%c
Jan
5c
Jun
8'Ac
Jan
4%c
4'Ac
500
3c
Jan
8c
Feb
94
95
48
48
120
47% July
52 % Mar
10
10
1,000
9%C July
23c
95
27c
f
■
Jan
93
500
17%
5,970
49%
6%
17c
742
350
0
6%
——
4.40
(
Gulf
Lead
1
,
Mines
1
_
Gunnar Gold
__
if
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
•
4.40
*
Class
common
a
A
_
—
...
.
..
.
Halcrow
Swayze
Halliwell Gold
Hamilton
1
Bridge
Hamilton
—
_
Cotton
■
__
—
—
1
•
_
preferred
—
100
MacMillan
Rock
Gold
Mines
105
Feb
Harrison
&
Manitoba
30c
Mar
Gold
Mines
McDougall
;
5.50
12
Feb
July
McMarmac
21c
Feb
Mercury
21c
Jan
25c
24%
25%
2,323
21%
Jan
27%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25
10%
12%
Jan
14
13%
13%
100
12 %c
14c
37,100
6c
Jan
Apr
2%c
5,000
2c
May
4'%
16%
17
409
100
100
20
'
—
_
16'%
May
Mexican
Imperial
Bank
—
vav2
Jan
Imperial
c
Milton
19%
Feb
101%
Preferred
4%
14c
16c
10%
Indian
Jan
Mining
12%
Jan
Inglis
International
Bronze
16,850
6'%c Jan
20 %c
21,400
26'%c July
35c
37c
Nickel
70c
87,300
Jellicoe
2.75.
2.85
12,108
94c
26
18,075
ff,
26%
Jan
2.10 Aug
2,07
Jan
495
16%
Jan
28
16%
Jan
28
20c
24c
20,400
1.95
1.90
2.05
17,050
3.95
Jan
17/8C
l7/sc
14%
2.00 May
16c
Jun
1.80
Apr
Apr
2.75
Jan
30c
Jan
Jun
2.90
500
l%c July
3%c
—
Jan
14%
196
14
16
Jan
Z7%
8%
1,556
19
July
4%c
47/8c
8%c
8 %c
4'Ac
4c
5c
14
14%
2,500
40,555
Aug
4c
1,000
■
Jun
257 %
1,375
8'Ac
;.'H
33c
40c
43c
May
Jan
11
Feb
7c
7%c July
3%c May
7,300
30
33%
2,250
92'%
—
95
30
63'A
17 %c
10c
Mar
Feb
May
14% Aug
28c
33c
11,600
20c
18%
Jun
63c
Jan
33% Aug
88
July
21c
Jan
99
39c
Feb
Jan
Apr
62
63%
375
53%
Jan
70
Feb
45c
45c
3,400
42c
Jun
54c
Apr
4%c
4%c
4,000
Jan
3,345
3'Ac July
6'%c May
8%C
9c 10 %c
5,600
7'Ac July
*
8c
7'%c
8c
—*
3.90
3.75
4.00
—X
67c
66c
69c
*
common
3.50
3.25
3.50
5%
13.50
Grain
6%
'
17 %c
*
1,940
:
3.50
9,300
53c
2,133
6'A
2,400
16 %C
20c
2.65
382,100
13%c;, Jan
'''■.14c Mar
July
5.75
Mar
78c
3.50
May
5
Mar
10c
May
10
10
10%
125
1.70
1.70
1.70
I,300
2.55
2.30
2.70
14,950
2.14
2.14
1,000
1.00
1.13
31,650
1.00
17'A
Metals
17
17%
600
15%
55c
55c
55c
500
42c
16%
1
Corp—
Mines
16%
1.03
.;—.
Corp
9'%C
10,000
1
.«-^-
Monarch Knitting common
Feb
Monarch
Moneta
7c
Jun
18c
Feb
Jun
Jun
6% Aug
25c
8'% May
July
26%
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
1.50 Mar
2.82
2.14
2.14
May
July
1.25
July
1.50
July
July
25
12%
Jun
20
Apr
23
Jan
Feb
55c
July
Apr
24
18%
515
14
Mar
19%
24%
25
2,350
23
Jun
29%
23%
145
6
6
100
7c
......
24
8c
4,100
21
32c
32c
18
.
—
—
32c
23'%
Mortgage
Porcupine
21
100
25
;v
20
Jan
26
28'Ac
1,810
Jun
"44c
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
12c
50,000
Feb
18c
Jun
15c
37,375
7c
Feb
20c
2,000
80c
July
1.15
4c
3,500
3c
Aug
6%c
Jan
10c
1,000
18c
Moore
Feb
83c
Corp
25
Mar
8c
7c
9'%c July
Feb
5c
5c
1,500
4%c
Jun
100
100
10
76
Jan
8,215
10%
Jan
16%
13% May
Feb
18'A Mar
12c
"■*'
9c
110
Jan
Jan
common.—....
Preferred
Morrison
•v
6
Brass
Mines
Myiamaque
—..
Breweries
Preferred
National
47c
47c
60%
47c
500
40c
Apr
67c
Apr
*
common
23% July
4.00
7c
27
Feb
6%
July
14c
19% Mar
60%
2,865
28c
22,000
7'%
7%
90
125
125
11
125
July
30
30
30%
480
29
July
38
9,794
Jan
39% Mar
11
1,145
Jan
49%
49%
235
32
common—5
—
5
8
8
8%
985
Apr
7% May
9%
Feb
11
11
11%
520
10% May
12%
Apr.
14'%
14
14%
300
12
Jan
16
May
30
30
25
27
Jun
31
May
—•
2.16
2.15
2.24
24,000
10
,
26%
National Grocers common..—
National
Hosiery class B
Petroieum
.......
*
49%
1.65
Jan
2^40 Feb
36% Jan
37%
Jun
-—25
& Chemical
'
Feb
60
27c
Jan
Mar
22% July
49% July
■
Drug
Preferred
28c
7%
54
62%
July
145
7'% July
Jan
8
Feb
Feb
30c
May
20c
Mar
30
National Steel Car.
National
Trust
11
10%
6'%
6%
7%
-1
5c
5c
1,000
33
-170
12%
13%
392
24
24
90
47
320
3c
May
28
12
7c
Jan
July
20'A
,18%
Jan
39
33
45%
38%
'
Jan
Jan
Feb
8c
8c
1,500
7c
Jun
3 %c
4c
3,500
3c
Apr
7c
Jan
1.62
1.60
1.70
26,880
1.19
Feb
1.75
May
3.10
2.98
3.10
II,725
1.20
1720
1.26
10,595
3^34%C
13,450
Jan
New
Calumet
Jan
New Dickenson Mines
Dominion
Oil.
Mines.
85c
32c
New Goldvue
8%c
2.65
1.10
Jun
-11c
Jan
3.65
Jan
25c
1.45
Jun
Mar
Feb
Jan
43c
May
Jan
7%C
9c
25,125
6c
May
25c
11c
16c
3,167
10c
July
24c
Jan
8%c
ft
Malartic
11c
3,100
8%c
Apr
19c
Jan
1.30
1.42
9,500
1.05
Jun
2;53
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
24
July
52
New
Jason
New
Gold
Laguerre Mines
Jav
Newlund
Mines
1.40
—.
New
47
39%
Feb
1.40
.1
Britlsn
13
31%
30%
.1
New
25% Mar
May
Jun
26% July
67c
Bidlamaque
10% July
6% Jun
26
10
19,700
New
23
735
85c
.1
400
23%
30%
26%
Mines
Alger
130
6%-
23%
27%
30
26%
69c
Negus
•-
5/100
19%
39% -v: 10,547
142
142
25
.18%
19%
3,395
v
35% May
138
13'
Feb
Jan
42%. Feb
Morrison
'
5'%C
6c
2,505
5%c July
10c
Jan
—,1—
45c
44c
45c
"6,700
40c
51c
July
Lac'Mines—
26c
26c
Feb
Marlon Gold
New
:i45
Jun
21%. May
Mosher
New
Newnorth
«
10c
8%c
12c
175,500
1
15c
13c
15c
3,500
11c
1
20c
20c
3,500
;"'17c
Jun
44c
Jan
1
7c
2,066
6c
May
19c
Jan
——
.
Mines
20c
I
-A7c
r.
5c
Mar
12c
Aug
July '.
22c
—
Gold
1
Joliet Quebec Mines
Jupiter Oils Ltd
_
Pur footnotes see page 41.
5%C
1.22
15,000
5c
52c
1
•
58c
12,350
40c
Jun
1.20
1.27
23,550
65c
" Jan
Gc
Mines
Long
Gold
Ltd
•
1,000
13c
Jan
52c
4c
4c
500
3c
Jun
7%c Jan
7c
9%c
3,750
7c
July
20c
Jan
"15 %c
17c
90,200
5 %c Mar
17c
Aug
9%c
9c
lie
31,833
7%c May
14c
Feb
7c
9c
5,000
4%
4c
5c
19,500
7c
Aug
3'%c May
_
Norsman Mines
Jun
—
26c
Jan
New Norzone
New
July
lie
1.05
Thurbois
Nipissing
Jan
Nisto
*1.35 July
—
1
«
Yellowknife
Jan
—
1.45
Mines
Mines Ltd
Nor-Acmt
16c
—
New Pacalta Oil
Nib
Joburke
426,300
...X
—
Jun
Jun
•
Mining
Jaculet Mines
■
3,000
2.10
X
Lake
Jan
4'%c
common
i_j.
Gold %
Waite
Feb
15c
9c
1.54
450
•
93c
New
Jack
1.32
8%c July
71c
Jun
90c
8>%c
"
Co
Preferred
Jackjiife
Jan
32%
Lake
69c
47c
13c
13
Internationa] Petroleum-
*
2.43
5,600
—1
Jan
25c
2,858
•
1.65 May
83c
Jun
2.17
common
32'Ac July
6,805
51c
10
80c
pfd_.25
International Metals class A.
International
4,066
Feb
9%c
30c 34 %c
...
common
Powders
1.95
14%
Model Oils
32%
—.v——.
Acceptance
(John) & Co
Feb
1.86
—1
Pacific
New Hugh
Lake
20c
trust etfs
Voting
40c
100
8c
-25
Industrial
Jun
7%
—
&
Jan
12 %c May
18,900
11
13,000
£1
preferred
11c
26'%
Brick
Mindamar
Jun
7c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
43,000
Jun
Jan
16%
Oil
Jan
18c
26
1
Light & Power
Midland
Feb
15
July
100
13%
.10
Jan
14 >%c
1
Mid-Continent Oil
Feb
18c
2c
13 %c
-—,—.—.100
common
Feb
22c
35c
May
37'%
Erie
11
July
May
20<H-
2.12
New
Huron &
Jan
15c
r
Merrill Island
Jan
13
*
8%
13c
11,000
f
Mills
Jan
Jan
"
;
25
4,500
17c
24c
Red
9c
-1
B
class
10%
„1
National
Hunts
Feb
15c
2.16
Gold
16
•
10%
26'%
McLellan
Jun
4>%c
_1
Feb
35'A
16 %c
III
Min
Segur
12c
6c
_*
Jan
34%
6% July
3c
Mining
Jan
1.08
Jun
26
July
6
10c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1.20
Jun
31
.100
7%c
13%
Hoyle
29
186
—1
14c
common
305
32%
2.75
.—5
83c
Paper
31%
32
.>
McColl-Frontenac
2,200
16'%
Smith
Mar
31
2.04
-
Matarrow Lead
9,100
Hollinger Consol
Howard
55c
Jan
Feb
Feb
10,000
12c
Mines.
31'A
9c
—
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
17c
Home
Hosco Gold
Jun
1.00
'
Red
Aug
8c
Yellowknife
30c
20c
Malartic
13c
Lake
Oil
Mar
10%
Maralgo Mines
National
Homer
22
Apr
90c
<
Montreal Locomotive
—
Feb
Feb
35c
.
Jun
Mar
Mclntyre Porcupine
4.40
30c
Mines
July
18c
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling
12c
66c
Gold
11c
20
Jun
McKenzie
7.50
35c
Heath
35
Jan
Eastern
10c
the Lakes Iron
Heva Gold
28,500
5c
Goldfields
17c
Gold
Highland-Bell
Highridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
15c
20%
Mar
7
15%
55c
———
10c
Head of
Red
Jun
2,bZO
17% July
75
__
Hasaga
Headway
Aug
12%
75c
49% July
2,325
9C
Hibbert Mines
5
220
15c
Lake Gold
12c
11
Gold
Harricana
1,325
Feb
Jan
8% Mar
10c
Jan
46%
4.40
14 %c
Harding Carpets
5%
13%
7c
4%c
9c
;i:f-
■'
Export class A
Minda-Scotia
Hard
Aug
72c
•
A__
Preferred
Brass
Jun
17 %c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
10c
•
Hahn
July
7
13c
15% July
•
io%c:11%C
11 %c
1
_
3c
2c
1,300
5'Ac Mar
McWatters Gold
Guayana Mines
1,000
1,000
7%
Jan
7c
27c
.
4%c
2%c
1.93
Magnet Consol
•
14c
17
*
Jan
8%c July
5,000
2,500
Lake
Jan
May
1,000
—
a
Apr
6c
:'
Mines
58c
30c
July
July
49%
common
5c
6c
♦
class
Class B
6c
17%
Leases
Jan
6.75
6c
Mines
Madsen Red
4,000
49%
class B
2.40
1,900
Mines
Feb
Jan
*
_
—
1,000
1.75 May
5.10 Apr
July
14,700
Yellowknife
Jan
23c
-25
common
—
Great West Coal
Great
new
—
8c
36
40c
—
5c
6%c
*
Paper
Preferred
175
July
1.05
Goldfields
11c
48
50
Grandoro Mines
700
Feb
Jan
35c
Preferred
Great
2.20
5.50
30
12
40c
1.02
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums—.—
Jun
„'
»
_
•
Bousquet
50
Jan
Jan
Jan
.„„1
London
Louvicourt
Jun
7c
4'Ac
_i
—.~-
31%
8.50
26c
Feb
May
7.10
—
-
Goodfish
3,500
13c
—
Marbenor
St
665
37c
1.03
.
9.70 Aug
16c
4%c
7.30
*
—
__
8.90
38c
.
B
Jan
5,600
6%C
6'Ac
■>'
1
Goldhawk Porcupine
Feb
1
1
7c
2,800
16 %c
1
—
Gold Eagle Mines
Golden
1
——-i——.L
29 %c
20%
__
—
—
2y8c
600
Gold
Jun
6.10
1,000
2%c
Jan
9c
9,005
9.70
2%c
Mines
Jun
Feb
Jun
3.40
10% /Jun
Malartic
Goldale
17c
1.14
Apr
3.50
Gold
Lake
God's
1,500
7
14c
Groceterias
Jun
___!—
Lake
Glendora
35c
4%c
7'A
Long Lac
Loblaw
•5'%c
5.10
Gold
6%c Jan
Jun
13
Lencourt Gold
50
__—_—
Yellowknife
Apr
2%c
class
_
Feb
3.05
260
common..
Wares
Jun
3c
16c
■
Gold
.3,000
5.50
Steel
70c
1,000
8c
Island
Leduc-Consolidated
Mackeno
General
.Jan
Jun
82c
July
1.40
Jan
8c
Jan
60c
12%
3.50
Products Mfg
Jan
5,100
2.20
__
Lavalie Mines
7%c
A'..„
General
Jun
9.60
55c
4c
5.50
--
B
101% 101%
—
20
Jan
Jun
19c 19 %c
31%
Secord
61%
.100
General
1,100
Jan
Feb
1.32
Jan
6.10
28c
8.75
2.20
Acceptances
18%
common
17%
6,100
„
5
"U"
3.95
—
700
4,550
,
37c
Gold
7%c
117A
-.
Cos
Frobisher
Feb
Jan
1.09
Feb
650
..u—.
Gold
—
8.75
Mines
61%
Francoeur
*
—1
Lexindin Gold
Fraser
Jan
May
20c 20 %c
.
Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Jan
1,115
51%
Co
19%
May
La pa
Feb
16%
2.40
Ford Motor class A
Foundation
May
78c
!
Shore
Lamaque
Feb
July
72c
12
10%
66c
Fleet Manufacturing
16
8.00
__
Gold
La
Jan
29 %
7.90
Mines
Jan
Jun
Jun
July
1.20
Fortune
Lake Wasa Mining
Lake of the Woods
July
8c
16
10
4'Ac
Petroleum
Iron
17c
28c
12c
81c
Mines
Lake
Jan
22'%
20% July
Dufault.
Lake-Osu
Apr
32c
Jun
14%
Kirkland
Federated
Jun
Jan
July
May
Lawson & Jones class A
Fenimore
Feb
7'Ac
13c
204,000
19%
Mines
Lake Lingman
Apr
29
10
common
7,900
24c
.
Apr
26
63c
'
29
—
Fanny Farmer Candy ShopsFederal
2,859
16c
Ltd
Gold
Lake
Feb
1614
Nickel
Players
18
14c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Laduiama
Laurentide
Famous
17%
17,500
26c
July
1.10
Feb
27%
Jan
Jun
10c
32,923
17'%
Ltd
Jan
8% May
Jun
19'%
1,000
Estella Mines Ltd
23
500
Brass preferred
Equitable Life Insurance—
Gold
Empire
22c
1
Townsite
Oils
Labatt
18 %c Mar
Jun
45c
Eddy
25c
12c
2,000
Jan
May
1.07
8.60
High
10c ll%c
—1
11c
.Low
10c
—1
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12'%cl3%c
—1
Kirkland
Feb
Mar
13c
8.60
Low
13 %c
IIIi
Feb
8c
74c
.1
Shares
■»
Lake
East
for Week
14%c
Gold
Keyboycon
65c
1.08
15,110
—1
Kirkland-Hudson
Kirkland Lake
Jan
1
.—
Mining
Feb
4%c July
1
Mines
East Rim Nickel Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Kayrand
19
July
46c
4%c
July
Kroy
East
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
21
.1
Mines
Duvay Gold Mines
High.
18 y8
-
15%
•
Friday
21
-
__
•
Woollens
3
STOCKS
18
44%
.23.50
common-
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
13
18%
-
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Preferred
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Gold
...
——
20c
1.50
20c
22c
1.10
1.10'
1.40 July
3.520
28,300
600
...
20c
Jun
85c
-Jan
.
11,%c Jan
6%cJuly
3.00
Jan
60c
Jan
1.40 Apr
Sfl
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1J0
Monday, August 6, 1951
...
(488)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
3
Balea
Range
for Week
Shares
of Pi ices
Low
Par
ENDED AUGUST
Last
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
*
—
Mining
Normetal
North
1
.—
■«*«.—4
1
Gold
Mines
9%
28c
1,28
1.22
Steel
11c
3'Ac
Jun
870
8%
Jan
99,932
10c
May
5
Feb
26,800
2,515
Pacific
Coyle Navigation
Petroleum
65
5%
7c
4%c
74c
65
5%
9c
4'Ac
88c
21,900
Jan
July
July
60
3,500
3,200
Taylor
1.10
1.10
8.65
2,845
53
80c
780
v;
4,730
Feb
Toronto
Toronto
General
Feb
1.75
10'A
Feb
Traders
May
1.17
Jan
900
3c
July
5c
32c
May
91c
2"%c
1,000
4c
4c
4c
2,000
67c
76c
33*110
54
54
Jun
2%c
Jan
2'Ac
Ltd
Penman's
A——■*
common
People's Credit Securities
Pickle
Gold
Crow
13
1
*
Mines..
—
42c
1.63
10-w.
;
13
42c
.*
—,
Gold
Perron
—
1.56
1.55
4'Ac
4'Ac
2,852
5c
81
100
1,950
•
Powell
82%
Powell
May
Jan
53
Corp
60
Apr
Union
Jan
Union
Jan
United
July
16
May
6lc
1.50 May
Gold Mine—
Premier Border
Pressed
East
Dome
Mills common
Flour
Preferred
Jan
89c
Jun
85c
Jun
20
Jan
1.05
1.02
1,000
985
32c
18,000
14%
14%
309
1.48
1.45
1.57
2,300
1.70
8%
1.75
8%
600
51%
51'A
1.75
—
—.
29c
.
:
90
*
100
Labrador
Quebec
—
24'Ac
3.45
1
Quebec Manitou
Gold
Quemont Mining —
Quesabe Mines Ltd
24c
22c
3.25
64c
—
Queenston
•
1
Petro
6%c
33c
31c
6%c
31c
Reeves MacDonald
5,000
5,600
4,586
7c
40c
29c
4.10
77,500
22% 24% ,
34c
37c
32c
4.60
1
1
-
Petroleum
Reef
23%
,35c
1
r»,
Uranium
Ranwick
Red water-Piccadilly
2,000
26c
29c
3.45
68c
1
—
79,717
6,700
;
1,000
1
Mines
73c
*
Petroleum
Robinson
Little
2.75
6
.*
„—•
Reno Gold
Richfield
3%c
1
Regcourt
Renabie
Renfrew Textiles class A
-■
3%c
5c
2.75
6
2.75
6
: 4c
30c
•
4c
28c
-
—
29c
100
300
July
14'A Jun
1.32
Jan
1.50 July
6'A Jan
48'A
Jan
Roche
Oils
Roxana
Royal Bank
-
-
Royal Oak Dairy class A—,
Roy Silver Mines
Rupununi Gold
V-V
Sand
;
^
.;.o
'
—
7c
\
United
July
22'A Mar
1.80
Ltd
Selburn Oil Co
8% July
:y
Jan
71'Ac May
Jan
4.20 May
Apr
84c
Jan
20'A
Jun
29'A
Jun
27c
Jun
56c
Vulcan
Walker
6%c AUf
32c
Jan
18'Ac
Jun
50c
24c
Jan
39c
70
1.901
10,000
8,000
570
13,700
500
Jun
3c
2.40 Apr
Jun
6
6'Ac
7
9%
6c
14'Ac Jun
25
May
9'A May
10'A Mar
12'A
Jan
26c
July
South
13c
Spooner
Oils
Stadacona
Standard
Paving
common—
Btarratt
Stedman
Olsen
Fpf footnotes
47'A
2,175
2.65
2,567
57
20
20
: 60
Aug
Mar
30
Jun
485
'
33%
Jan
43
Feb
245
t>a */2
Jan
59
Mar
20
Jun
25% May
18,511
74c
9,800
10%
10'A
1,705
1.68
1.60
1.70
8,300
74c
72c
74c
9,100
10%
13
—
15
4bc
Aug
91c
Jan
8.40
15
72c
9'A
14%
Ma,
Jau
11% May
Jan
8%
1.38 May
-
2.35
Jan
75c
July
,
Jur.*
61c
~
12%
11,999
Jan
15%
Fbd
6'Ac
8c
5,700
5'Ac
Jun
13'Ac
Jan
75c
75c
600
60c
Mar
1.22
39c
39c
1,000
25c
Jan
11%
12%
70,680
51%
53%
4,225
6'/a
6%
200
5
July
10%
10%
60
9
Jun
7c
7c
1,000
18
18%
155
17c
12
20c
4,010
6'Ac
.
i:'
51%
6%
,
10%
18
10
14
Peb
60
Feb
Jan
9.75
50% May
5c
Jan
Mar
55C
y.
A
.
Feb
8%
11
Apr
10c
Mar
18'A
July
16
Feb
Aug
"
.28
28
28
V ';'
34
60
26c
23c
27c
73,484
\
■
23%
23%
23%
94
94%
9 %C
9 %c
500
Jan
,
35
May
7
May
-27c
Mar
26%
May
23
56
9'Ac
Aug
33% Mar
438
94%
Ho 0
34
28
15c
Jan
34c
12'Ac July
15
34
iM'
Apr
103
93% July
Feb
28'A
Jan
2.25 May
—
Jan
14c
Jun
10c
10c
1,000
8c
Jun
60c
6,325
45c
Jun
1.30
Jan
3c
3'Ac
1,500 :
3c
Aug
6c
Feb
677
35%
Jan
,3c
39%
"100
100
-
100
75
4'Ac
——
■■
40
38%-
'
:
4'Ac
2,000
"
99
—
:
Peb
100%
Feb
46
"
July
4c
20
50
18%
1.45
7,955
1.35
Jun
60c
64c
24,600
12c
L6c
7,500
23
Jun
1.40
Jan
8c
July
20
Combing
Apr
—
*
Yellowrex
6'Ac May
common
20c
55c
*
__
_
July
-4-
.
1
—
9c
•—-
1
1.45
10c
Jan
Lead
48% May
&
Zinc
_
—
Mines
•
Knitting
;•
■'
-
_x.
1
1.40
1.63
138,505
5'/a
5%
5%
485
1
A
class
2.
1.60
*
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Yukeno Mines
63c
1
1
—
Jan
2.06
1.38
1.07
1.38
261,243
50c
Jan
7'Ac
Apr
72c
Jan
5
?
Mar
84c
17c
Jan
1.63 Aug
6
July
65c
v
Jun
May
1.49
Feb
Jan
3.15
Feb
Jun
1.08
1.65
1.00
1.60
1.11
1.68
36,650
78c
May
1.22 July
14,000
85c
Jan
1.80 July
2.50
2.40
2.60
22,975
Jan
2.60
Aug
10c
Jan
30c
Aug
17c
Apr
27c
Jan
1.35
31'A
14c
Jan
Aug
30
Jun
39
Toronto Stock
Sale Price
Jan
1,300
1.25
Jan
1.75
3.25
118.561
2.51
Jun
4.60
Jan
20
19%
20'A
470
18%
Jan
21'A Mar
•250
18%
Apr
21
Low
High
9'/a
Jan
14
Feb
160
39%
Jan
59
Aug
15%
113%
16%
13,869
6
97
Mar
53
53%
145
47
Jan
20
14
3.80
20%
14%
100
19
Jun
140
13% May
3.95
740
3.50
Jun
22
36%
85
8%
22
37
112
20%
Jan
24%
440
33
Jan
37
10
70
Jan
35
May
July
Apr
59
12'A
55
1
*
1
Range Staoo January 1
High
16
118
53
Feb
2.90
Corp
Shares
8,480
12%
100
33'A
Asbestos
Sales
for Week
13
59
5
*
Anglo Newfoundland
3.15
of Prices
Low
Par
Apr
31
1.62
Week's
Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS
37c
31
1.60
Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian Funds
May
31
1.62
*
19%
7.00
25c
28 %c
20
7.05
29c
•'
225
78,900
5.65 May
24c
Jun
85c
Jan
1.32
1.800
9%
157
94%
94%
15
35'A
36
210
35
35'A
530
29 Va
Jan
95'A
—
63,330
2.45
9%
9%
1.55
2.30
1.55
__
35'A
1
96
__
'
96'A
220
90%
Jun
87c
4,675
57c
Feb
82c
65c
35
__
9'Ac
28c
__
65c
35
2,000
35
13'A
18'A
25
•
7.50
42c
$5
Co
common...
convertible
2nd
1st preferred
preferred
2.25 May
9%
27
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canada
Dominion
&
•
._*
Sugar
Vinegars
*
1.85
Jan
Canadian
General
Jan
Canadian
Industries
94
Apr
97
Apr
32'A
Jun
40
Canadian
Ingersoll-Rand
Western
Feb
Consolidated
Feb
Dalhousie
Dominion
•
Paper
Jan
Hayes Steel
41
Jan
Humberstone
17
20'A
Feb
International
Paper
13c
Jan
International
Utilities
Jan
July
5'Ac July
50c
Jun
Loblaw
Jun
46'Ac
Jan
Minnesota
12%
Jan
15
Feb
Ogilvie Flour common
26
Jan
30
Feb
Pend
48c
Jan
74c
Jan
Price
Bros
Jun
18
Apr
Third
Canadian
-i
Oreille
350
75
65c
65c
65c
2.300
17
17'A
510
16% May
Jan
122
May
53% July
24%
15
Feb
May
4.80 May
Feb
16'A
Inc
—
Ontario Paper
—
'
General Inv„
—
34c
59
2,185
6%
Jan
10
38'A
2,410
3 2'A
Jan
40% May
39c
12,565
30'Ac
Jan
48c
61
555
Jan
67
Jan
30'A Aug
41
Feb
30%
30%
16
52%
16
53 A
26%
29
16
53'/4
287/a
25%
28/a
5
common
July
59
37%
85
9'A
—*
7%
8
6
Shoe
25c
&
38c
*
75c
34'A May
55c
38'A
*
*
Bridge
101
9'A
*
Oil
1.28 Mar
39 y8
34c
27
—
—
——
Lumber
1,566
13'A
9%
Feb
7,900
13
3.90
*
common
35c
26'A
—
*
Investment
-'28c 29'Ac
26'A
__
Apr
3.00
10'A
Apr
13,500
35c
n9
Feb
10c
9c
'1 17
41.
42
56%
2.84
Mar
92c
28%
July
Jan
__1
see page
50
41%
—1
Gold
Yale
5c
*
Gold
29%
July
8
21% July
Feb
lie
Apr
Jan
14c
!__•
Bros
29%
57
♦
*
Electric
Preferred
Mar
11'A
•
common
Feb
Aug
4.00
Feb
9%c July-
17C
Mines
Gold
Winnipeg
May
Jan
•
Preferred
2.84
—20
a—
Gold
34c
Jan
•
(1944)
13c
2.45
1,159
6,200
393,718
;;-j
10c
Wlltsey-Coghlan
7'Ac
Jan
1
Ltd
7
17%
12%c
•
27
9%
i.——
Mines
Jan
1.02
77c
Feb
3.25
100
21'A
j
i—
(George)
Feb
July
2%c
20
Brazeau
7'A
21%
1
—
Preferred
Jan
2c
21'A
4'Ac
100
Southam Co
160
4.00
7%
Wright-Hargreaves
25
•
Co common
July
'
A
Wool
500
•
(N)
Jan
36c
Jun
70c
2.71
~"ft
——-—
preferred
Feb
8,100
100
Sladen Malartic
Slater
33c
28,901
__
Jun
3c
•
_
15c
2,900
77C
4.00
ft
15
5%c
1
Gold
5,500
72c
,
—
41c
10%
50c
Preferred
July
17c
76c
————
Canadian
Siscoe
35,200
3.65 July
89c
Jun
45c
Feb
30
-
Jan
3.00
40c
16c
ft
common
Weston
Apr
Jan
•
5c
3c
„
Class B
23'A Jun
42'Ac
11%
-—.—
(G & W)
Feb
2.90
10'A
1
Dairy pfd
14,619
60c
—
Canadian Collieries
Western
3.85
49c
\;'v
1
Western Homestead
10'A
1
1
Simpson's Ltd class A
3.60
—1
Feb
Brown
Silverwood
Jan
54C
*
—
Grocers
•
A
Mar
41c
3.75
•
Western
1
class
12c
May
6
l-;;
—
Jan
5.00
50c
Mines
July
445
s
Ashley
York
125
Mines
7c
25c
26
III*
1
Western
Winora
26,633
Dairies
l.uoU
9,300
25
"l
Mines
Mar
Feb
17c
Standard
25%
Jan
30
7'Ac
29c 32'Ac
Jan
14c
Silverwood
39
J
39c
815
14c
Silver
Aug
30
—
—
Products
31
4,500
515
Silver Miller
30
Jan
7'Ac
—
Consolidated
Westeel
Wingalt
37%
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
315
29c
21%
Jan
4.10 Aug
Feb
Feb
ft
Jan
37
common
36c
Feb
•
Ltd
Waterous
12'Ac
37%
Breweries
21c
Jan
2.25
Jan
May
15,500
8hawlnlgan Water & Power common—*
Bhawkey
(1945) Mines
1
Blcks
Feb
July
15'A
«
(Hiram)
Windward
2,000
:
45c
—25
—i
Amulet
Waite
Aug
18c
Gold
22c
Jan
preferred.^.——50
c—
Mines
12%
30c
Sherritt Gordon
1.501
Jan
Oils
Jan
105
20c
Sheep Creek
25c
Jan
1.20
______
„
—
A
Gold
Mar
17'Ac
B
Jsd
2.52
11'A
ft
Ltd
Ventures
Villbona
40c
18c
Winnipeg Brewing class
13c
?«n
ft
class
Canada
Jun
1
Shea's
Apr
Jan
1,525
Aug
:
Warrants
Rouyn
6'Ac
Jun
11,100
1
Roi Mines
July
15,250
Benator
1.98
7.500
25c
1
Steel
Upper
Van
54'A May
•
*
Petroleums
3,110
9c
33
Jan
3.05 Mar
•
Ltd
Freehold
2.15
25c
——
Oils
3c
26
46
2.51
11%
Jun
29
25c
United Keno Hill
Feb
36c
23c
10
-•
46'A
7%
Feb
«
preferred
8c
16c 16'Ac
7c
7c
1
Oils
Scurry
25'A
26
Feb
10'A
2.10
—
B
59,900
15
27c
3c "
6'/s
100
25c
—19
B
A 2,000
12%
9c
21c
27
150
1.10 Mar
28
*
——
Mines
Sarnia Bridge
Security
14%
1
Gold
River
Sannorm
26%
10
16'Ac
1
common
Gold
Antonio
-
26c
2%c
1.
:
Corp
Lawrence
Ban
—
7c
18'Ac
.
26c
2%c
•
;
y
Bt
—
1
common
Mines
Mining
Ryan Lake
Ryanor
26'A
*
1 i
'.
Industries
Russell
18'Ac
*
Oil
Royallte
7%c
1
•
10
*
Lac
Long
12
—
100
8c
———r—
Fuel
Class
Feb
1.15
29c
2.33
Feb
30
6%
10%
•
common
Corp class A
United
Apr
52c
35c
Jan
2.08
Asbestos
Class
Feb
8c
83
Aug
24c
Jan
1.45
1
6%
2.12
—
Winchester Larder
♦
common
Jan
13%
Mining
Class
4,000
1.05
Jun
19c
10%
Jan
1.95
"%'^kusko
4,100
150,483
2,239
Feb
93
102%
*
Gas
Violamac
1
1
Chibougamau
Quebec
1.30
•
Preferred
United
14%
40
.
Jun
26 %
100
—
*
—10
Prospectors' Airways
Purity
26 %
31'Ac
1
1
Metals
Preston
4c
24 'A
30'Ac
—
1
"
*
..
1.25
29%
•
Acceptance
Jan
12
61'A
2,600
Apr
6%c Mar
82c
35c
1,081 ?
22,400
1.02
1
Gold
Rouyn
Voting trust certificates
Power
81%
-*
River
Jan
99'A
1.87
class A
Finance
Tungsten Corp of Canada
5'Ac Mar
United
1
Porcupine Peninsular
72'A
150
13%
Petroleum
Trend
Union
50c
1,546
2.00
Transvision-Television
July
69c
Apr
1
Empire Oils
Tianscontinental Resources
Feb
128,650
-1
Jet
1.23
*
20
1
Trusts
Trans
3c
——„—1
Feb
3.75
Jan
Feb
56'A
84c
——
6v2c
Jan
78c
13'A
Petroleums
Tower
Jan
3c
Partanen Malartic
May
2.85
8,205
1
Elevators
1.70 Mar
6%C
73c
Paymaster Consol
91
4c
8,500
27,200
Jun
*
—
Silver Mines
Jun
7.55
Jan
11
•
Torbrit
—
2%c
Jan
5c
6%
1
Tombill Gold
49'A
75c
10 %c
6.50 July
2,000
*
Apr
Jun
95c
3'Ac May
6'Ac
1.28
1
Jan
80c
—
83
10
Gold
7 Va
July
Jan
2,000
38,144
Feb
76
-X
——l
common
—
Aug
4c
36%
6'Ac
—*
*
common
Thompson-Lundmark
6%c Aug
10c
Parbec Malartic
Ltd
13'Ac
68cjv Jun.
36% Mar
Jun
.100 100'A
100
r
1
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Feb
Oil
Western
90'A
—.—
Pearson
Preferred
Feb
3.00
21c
Pandora Cadillac
Pan
•
——100
-
Towagmac Exploration
8.40
1.05
.—50c
Jan
7c
1.10
52
Jan
1.95
4.25
8.65
75c
Jun
9c
1,145
1,100
53
39c
Toburn
50
3.35
1.01-
ordinary
Petroleum
preferred
Jan
3c
•
Porcupine
5%
July
3.20
1.02
1—.
Jan
165,700
——
Page Hershey Tubes
11
3.20
•
Mines
Ltd——
Oils
22c
3'Ac
.—,—1
—
1
Sullivan Cons
Superior
Jan
39c
16'Ac
14c
—
6'Ac
Jun
30'A
425
to
Sudbury Contact
Feb
8c
15% July
4%c Aug
1,500
*
5%
Orenada Gold —„———1
7%c
Orlac Red Lake ■—...—1 //{. '
'
OsIsko Lake Mines
1
.
88c
8.60
High
30
1,175
Feb
22c
Sylvanite Gold
19c
6%c
6c
4'Ac
6.70
6c
named changed
Fuels, Ltd
Co
Lehigh
Tamblyn
2,100
4'Ac
7.90
Range Since January 1
Love
32%
.—i
Mines
Iron
Coal
Fee
—
,
Bteep
Sterling
Jan
2,500
2.43
Feb
Jan
1.60
1.10
30,900
17'Ac
Rock
6.00
6%c
Jan
Mar
22c
5c
*
32'A.V
32'A
Mining
Surf Inlet
12c
2.50
—
31'A
«
Steeloy
Bupertest
120
10
31c
1.28
47/8c
-L—
Pacific
July
6,000
10 %c
Orange Crush
Pamour
15,450
■
—
•
common
Jan
Jan
32
Preferred
Jun
Conger
lO'/ac
•
Omnitrans Exploration
5c
64c
4.40
*
Malartic
Jun
Shares
High
32%
Feb
85
May
3'Ac July
•
Oils
Ontario
8,000
May
•
Selections
O'Leary
10,398
12c 14'Ac
5c 5%C V
14
14'A
18c 20 !4c
V
97/a
30c
•
1
1
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
it,
14
.«•—20 'Ac
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
Oil
14c
:'
•
Wood
O'Brien
20c
4'Ac
4c
i
(1940)
Oil
Mines
Nubar
Oakville
2'Ac
8,185
24c
5.10
Mines
Mines
1,000
28c
5.20
3'/2C
»
Denison
Star
3 '/2c
—
1
25c
————5*15
Norpick Gold
Northland
69
74%
-1
Mines
Norlartic
1,637
73
Norgold
North
737/a
for Week
of Pricea
Low
Par
High
Low
High
galea
Range
>
,
Sale Price
*
Noranda Mines
Week'a
Friday
Week'a
Friday
East
8TOCKS—
WEEK
FOR
30%
30%
31
*
1
*
24'A
24%
24%
"i-40
33
4.65
32
4.65
33
4.65
-*
--
75
55
May
16
Aug
25
Feb
245
50'A
Jun
60%
Jan
885
21%
Jan
28% May
125
26%
Jan
32% May
1,250
25%
Jan
34
Feb
10
21%
Jan
25
Feb
25
1,300
380
600
'
6.85 May
28
Mar
4.65 July
9.20
Feb
36%
Apr
5.50 Mar
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(489)
41
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
Aug.
3
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
*
„io
Mutual Funds—
5.47
Par
Aviation
„lo
12.66
13.89
Bank
-_lc
79c
88c
12.08
1
13.13
Insurance Group shares.
lc
Stock and Bond Group
Co of America
lc
i
10.50
11.35
5
18.26
19.85
Investment
Beneficial
1
6%
7%
Investment
2y2
Investors Management
Blair
Holdings
Bond
Inv
Boston
iUl
ruiiu
Corp
Tr
1
Corp
of
20.65
22.20
23.95
IZIi
Inc
Fund
2
»
America
25.89
Keystone
(Medium
10c
B-3
(Low
23.97
B-4
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
5
22.17
1
24.14
Century Shares Trust
1
40.03
1
24.60
Chemical
Fund
K-l
Christiana
Securities
com_.
Preferred
._100 6,625
..100
Commonwealth Investment.
Bond
Pfd
&
Delaware
Fund
Diversified
Agriculture
Bonds) 1
24.71
17.92
Bonds)
(Income pfd Stocks)
100.4
100.2
39.06
1
18.27
19.93
Treasury
144
8-3
(Appreciation
Stks) 1
17.55
19.15
l%s
8-4
(Low
Stks)_l
6.49
7.09
1
1
6.26
6.86
l%s Nov.
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomls 8ayles Mutual Fund—
9.99
10.92
38.80
100.4
10
56.37
lo
29
(Net
13.96
9.85
.
11.43
12.53
21.76
Fund
Sayles
Second
-
98.30
99.28
95.28
96.8
.23.85
Bid
Ask
99.9976
.0099
99.9915
.0070
99.9896
.0088
Notes—
Oct.
%s Oct.
Values
15,
1951
1951
1,
Maturity—
Treasury
i
1951
1,
shown
below
Bid
are
I%s
March
l%s Dec.
l%s
Ask
Notes—(Cont.)
l7/aS April 1, 1952
l7/as July 1, 1952 wi
1 %s March
15, 1954
15,
100.4
100.3
_
10O.5
100.4
98.23
98.25
98.19
1955
98.21
15,
19BR
99.11
99.13
1,
1956
98.4
98.12
April
Fund—
Funds—
4.07
4.23
4.66
4.46
4.92
3.62
3.99
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
4.49
shares.lo
shares
Equipment
Home Furnishings shares
Non-Ferrous Metals
3.75
lc
4.14
1
4.46
4.92
1
5.30
5.81
Paper shares
lc
5.63
6.20
13.45
14.74
Petroleum
lc
5.81
6.40
11.55
13.66
Steel
lc
5.11
5.63
14.08
15.43
Manhattan
Fund Inc__ 100
7.77
15.50
Mass
Bate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
12-
1-50
9- 4-51
bl.95
1.75%
1.875%
3-
1-51
12- 3-51
b2.05
1.90%
2.05%
6-
1-51
9-
4-51
bl.95
1.75%
2.00%
4-
2-51
<1-
2-52
b2.10
1.80%
1.95%
1-
2-51
10-
1-51
b2.00
1.85%
b2.20
2.10s
2.05%
7-
2-51
10-
1-51
b2.00
1.85%
2.25%
1.85%
2-
1-51
11-
1-51
b2.05
1.90%
2.35%
1.75%
Bate
Dated
2.15%
Due
1-51
5-
Bid
Ask
2-
1-52
6-
1-51
3-
3-52
b2.25
7-
2-51
4-
1-52
b2.30
2.20%
8-
1-51
5-
1-52
b2.30
2.20%
8.52
Industry
preferred
equipment
Insurance
10.64
stock—1 '
_1
stock
1
1
Metals
1
Oils
11.29
14.14
1
Merchandising
12.83
shares
Investors
Ctfs
14.c6
Bond
of
Mass
15.20
Massachusetts
13.31
#
15.74
1
16.40
18.11
1
15.20
16.31
1
13.23
14.30
15.68
Invest Fund Inc
1
8.84
9.69
8.22
Equipment
8.34
9.14
11.44
12.54
1
Dividend
Caton
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
Bond
l.j>6
2.05
31.30
33.55
Income
1 ?
22.75
24.32
Balanced
Stock Fund
;
--
Fund
5.51
Priced
Preferred
Fund
Inc
20c
Stock
Stock
Financial
5
Industrial
Boston
Fund
Inc_l
Corp
First Mutual Trust
Fund
Custodian
1
Preferred
stock
stock
series
Investors
Industries
Fund
General
.
'
1
Series
1
5.07
Investors Trust
Corp
Group
5.52
4.77
England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
$1.50
preferred
5
18.64
20
Trading
Securities—
Fund
Fund
(Geo;
Stevens A
Stk
Fund
Fund,
Inc
14.00
4,
23,
1951
bl.63
1.45%
Oct.
11,
30.
1951
27,
1951-
Ask
bl.63
1951
1.55%
bl.63
1951
1.56%
13,
Sept.
20,
1.56%
1.45 %
Oct.
18,
1951.
bl.63
1.56%
1.50%
Oct.
25,
1951.
bl.63
1.58%
bl.63
1.48%
Nov.
1,
1951-
bl.64
1.60%
1951
Sept.
bl.63
bl.63
bl.63
1951
6,
bl.63
1.55%
1951
Primary Markets in
New York
18.03
18.65
20.16
1
3.17
3.46
asset val)
58.32
58.32
Fund
Incorporated
20 Broad Street
Clark
(net
City Bank Stocks
Kugel, Stone & Co.
14.42
16.59
1
New York 5, N.
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
A Clark
Y.
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
28.52
value).*
28.52
8.39
9.20
15.11
7.76
8.51
Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
13.97
lc
26.34
28.47
Aviation
lc
8.70
9.53
Sovereign
Common
(The)
■-
8tock Fund.lc
shares
Building
shares
(net
asset
Selected
Investors
1
Street
Stein
Roe
% Electrical Equipment shares-lc
12.56
13.75
lc
5.16
5.67
Technical Fund
Fully administered shares__lc
General bond shares
lc
8.09
8.87
9.17
Industrial Machinery shares lc
8.94
Institutional
shares—lc
9.42
9.81
Investing Company shares—lc
12.17
13.33
67.36
68.04
9.35
10.18
13.10
14.28
14.40
15.57
25c
90c-
1.00
1
18.89
Fund
1
22.32
Shares
1
12.20
13.26
Television -Electronics
8.37
8.78
65.50
1
State
63.00
1
10.00
11.00
Corp.*
1
9.13
10.04
8.02
25
lc
—lc
Chemical
Food
v
Oct.
5
2.50
Fund
Scudder,
Com
1
„
*
Investors
v
5
Inc
Inc
Republic
6.26
4 Va
Automobile shares
..
1.45%
'
Street
Scudder, Stevens
Gioup
bl.63
25
A
V 20.74
75.10
August
Sept.
1951
25%
Putnam
5.76
August
Bid
1.45%
20.04
24 %
Fund
New
21,71
69.84
16,
Treasury Bills
Ask
bl.63
5.23
Pine
I
August
1951
6.03
Inc„lc
Pioneer
_1
9,
5.54
Stock
Natural Resources
7.06
19.18
Bid
August
10.48
7.54
1
2.15%
6.44
9.59
6.44
19.81,
3.35%
4.27
5.59
1
6.88
2
3.91
1
lc
Inc
Capital
8.52
1.90%
5.46
Series
lc
Inc
General
6.25
7.84
Inc—
series
Common
Fundamental
5.64
•
Funds
8.05
5.00
Petroleum
30%
..
7.37
Priced Com Stock Serles.l
Low
2.82
28%
7.43
1
Series
Selected
18.83
2.57
10
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin
17.42
Series
6.80
_1
Series
7.32
1'
Series
7.01
1
Bond
Series
Industrial
Fidelity Fund Inc
i7.il/;
1
Speculative
5.32
Low
■
Sept.
series
11.33
Howard—
A
Equity
it,
10.34
25c
Inc
Securities—
1
Shares
Boston
oi
Balanced Fund
9.01
,
1
1
,
Gas
1
Fund
Mutual
Tobacco
b2.05
United States
122.15
Mutual
Nation-Wide
1-51
11-
20.15
113.60
_]
Railroad
■
18.64
•
,30.85
Steel
First
Inc_l
Fund
14.31
Utility
1-51
8-
40.79
Fund
28.15
Railroad
37.73
interest—1
2nd
Life
Investors
1
Public
2.05%
'
Trust—
beneficial
14.59
13.87
>
lc
shares
Invest Fund—1
Pacific Coast
>
shares
shares
-
9.80
Fund
Fund
Texas
Low
Priced
bond
shares
Merchandising
7.33
8.01
9.23
10.11
7.15
,7.84
—lc
12.87
14.09
lc
2.66
2.93
Equipment shares—lc
,Railroad
Steel
shares
Tobacco
Utility
7.46
Fund
Puna
Fund
4.02
'
4.42
6.12
6.71
Inc—_1
11.71
12.07
_1
iiu,
Foundation Fund
5.03
5.44
10c
2.10
32.71
Industry
Fund
Shares
series
Income
United
Fund
Science
B
Fund-
of New
Fifth
the
277/e
York
Co—10
Avenue
Bankers
100
Trust
610
Chemical Bank & Trust—10
42%
44%
Wellington Fund
1
20.20
23.03
1
20.05
21.56
1
4.19
4.55
10
(White
Empire
Trust
39
Independence Trust Shares.
1
2.46
1
—10
127
2.77
19S6
Par
Aetna
Casualty & Surety
10
;
10
56
—
Aetna Insurance
25
69%
10
30
Aetna Life
10
Agricultural
Alliance
American
Bid
100 1,230
1,290
Franklin Square N Y
10
Guaranty Trust
:
79
282
82
87
90
4
47 %
5
25%
27%
American
Fidelity
21
22%
2Va
54
59
93
19%
20%
51
Prior
common
preferred
1
10
149
preferred—5
24
Massachusetts Bonding
>
25%
5
26
28
5
32%
4
8%
9%
Mfrs
of
22
23%
American
Re-lDSurance
10
29%
31%
National Casualty
American
Surety
25
52%
55%
National
Fire
10
72
76
National
Union
Fire
Camden
New Hampshire
110
York
60%
Connecticut
General Life.
Continental
Casualty
62%
New
20%
Fire
22%
129
68
7l%
35%
Federal
10
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
Fire Assn
of
of
35%
38%
84
10
69
73
National
62%
5
35%
99%
45%
National
Title Guarantee A Trust
United States Trust
2
34%
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
Continental
American
10
39%
19%
20%
27%
28%
48
7%
8%
25
10
24
192%
15%
16%
25
57 %
60%
25
59 %
63%
55
59
Louis
20
Union Trust
60
100
135
Amer N T A 8 A—6.25
28
Bank
A Trust
Francisco
5
10
Pow
A
Lgt
27/8S.
15%
17
87
Consumers Power 3%s
9.4
Commonwealth Edison 27/aS. 2001
83
Duke
Elec
Power
Ilium
22%
St Paul Fire & Marine
12%
30
32
Minn.
28
7%
29%
30
8%
Pow
A
30%
Seaboard Surety
10
66
70
Southern
59%
Security
33%
Tenn
14
10
10
31%
13
(New Haven).
Springfield Fire & Marine
44
46
United
20%
22%
Standard Accident
10
35%
37%
Bid
104%
102%
Tenn
104 %
103
.1981
103
27/aS_. 1981
98
Gas
4.64%
$5.10
97%
95%
96%
.1976
103%
103%
*102
Transmission—
100
100
preferred
preferred
95
97
102%
103%
104%
105%
45%
46%
Eastern Transmission—
Texas
97%
96%
96%
3%s_. .1971
Asfc
104%
k—
3.75 7c
104%
104 Va
102%
pfd_100
Honeywell Regulator—
conv preferred
100
Minn
102%
.1981
pfd-100
Florida Pow Corp 4.60*
1057/a
94%
94
101%
103
Alabama Pow Co 4.60*
3%s_. .1981
35/aS
Power
Ask
95
4%%
100
preferred
37%
36
Lgt
.1981
.A
105%
.1981
3%s
England
28%
55%
33/sS. .1986
Security Issues
106%
196
198)
Cleveland
21
2
Bank of
90%
Bid
55%
53%
100
568
35
U
S
Fidelity A Guaranty Co__2
51
53
140
U
S
Fire-
39%
41%
Hartford Steam boner
10
34
36
U S Guarantee
36%
38%
Westchester Fire
Travelers
3
10
2
588
95
21%
Edison 27/aS. 1976
Transmis
Gas
Odd
Corp
lot sale
35/as
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
$2.55
_•
preierred
d«■ ve> <
included in year's range),
eEx-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. btock
change,
n Admitted
to trading N. Y. Curb.
rGaou sales
j.iCiuaiu
"
raiJSv"A AA™
liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
wd When delivered, wi wnea
issued,
23
Calif
Gas
a
33
87
Recent
General Foods Corp
Georgia Power 3%s
5
50%
215
210
Bends——
Carolina
161
136
Home
46%
47%
Mutual Bank A Trust
8
247
50
3.33 Va
10
,
100
33%
36
43%
17
Mississippi Valley Trust
103
7%
237
34
20
Bank
41%
5
2.50
10
.
Nat'l Bank—20
National
36%
Hartford Fire
Hanover Fire
59
182%
San
36%
5
57
Mercantile-Commerce Nat'l—100
Illinois
35
Globe A Rutgers Fire common_5
Exchange
United
National Bank & Trust
10
5
Republic
20
Nat'l Bank
Mercantile-Commerce B A T_100
St
10
(Texas)
57
Tower Grove Bank A Trust—20
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank & Trust
Republic
,
99
12
—100
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
5
—25
55
Manufacturers Bank A Trust_20
102%
43%
Trust
39;
12%
First National Bank—
25
York
States
Boatmen's
Public Nat'l Bank A Trust- -17%
62%
10
Amer
46%
New
37%
St. Louis
259
44%
55%
Globe A
United
54
252
Appalachian Elec Pow 3%s. 1981
Fire
325
—20
—
37%
12.50
Northeastern
310
—
Portland
20
New
General Reinsurance Corp.
50
100
City Bank
60%
Glens Falls
55'A
20
53%
5
20
& Co Inc
10
Frisco.
Firemen's of Newark
Great
(J P)
_10
Phila
Fund
35%
10
Fireman's
34%
60%
37%
32%
•
Fire
Northern
Pacific
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Fire
North River
123
Crum A Forster Inc—
Casualty
32
10
New Amsterdam
Bankers A Shippers.
Boston
(Detroit)—10
77
.10
Detroit1,;
First National Bank
34%
Merchants
&
75
National Bank
Sterling
$2.10
American
Automobile
10
74%
Merchant Fire Assurance
Newark
Brook
Morgan
89
49%
Equitable
Casualty..5
1,600
57%
10
Life
$1.05 Convertible
Automobile
American
A
100 1,550
Lincoln
National
—25
of
Peoples First National Bank
21%
20
Maryland Casualty
43%
31
10
73%
'32
41%
Bank
Pittsburgh
291
—20
Bank
20
Jersey Insurance of N Y
72%
33%
Security-First National
29
Insur Co of North America
"58
American
Assur
Ask
365
38%
41%
38%
loo
(The)
of Freeport N Y
Bid
345
,
,
-
Manufacturers Trust Co
Par
16
Commerce—10
of
Los Angeles
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Companies
-
20%
Meadow
Ask
94
100
Ac Trust
2.44
■
32
32
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Insurance
Co
Trust
Bank
National
18%
30
Hanover
1955
.'O
30
37
Union
133
10
10
4.94
North Amer Trust Sharee—
630
v'
Detroit
Federation Bank & Trust
Franklin National Bank—
10.65
28%
20
City Bank
National
41
First National Bank
9.36
Central National Bank
63%
16
——
Ask
Mellon Nat'l Bank A Trust—100
61%
Plains, N Y)
/
V.
5 %
5
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co.
Fiduciary Trust
Diversified Trustee SharesSeries E
2.50
Bid
Cleveland
Cleveland
13.24
Trusts—
Savings
A
Northern Trust Co
342
377/a
12.98
Series
100
Trust
45%
1
Series
305
357/s
Continental Bank & Trust
35.36
290
327
Corn
Type
244
100
43%
6.60
Unit
237
15
6.59
Inc
100
10
Chase National Bank
6.04
Fund
First National Bank.
A
6.03
Investment Co
29%
Harris
Manhattan
1
Whitehall
Chicago—(Cont)—
Par
of
Bank
1
Wisconsin
Ask
York
Value Line Fund Inc
Wall Street
Investing Corp
Companies
Bid
Par
New
Bank
Union Preferred Stock
2.29
5
Investors
Inc
Inc
Bond
Bank & Trust
Farnham
Inc
United
8.18
lc
Mutual
Plan
7.20
lc
shares
Incorporated
5.25
6.56
lc
shares
4.78
lc
shares
stock
shares
Guardian
Income
shares
Bond
Railroad
«towe
-
lc
shares
shares
Petroleum
RR
lc
_lc
Mining
Union
Investment
&
Inc
Trusteed
-
99.12
98.20
99.16
Dollar Price
Maturity—
In 32nds
_•
•
Value)
Automobile
Business
,14.24
1
com
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
\
11.85
12.99
com
Value)
Asset
Managed
15.30
„
Stocks)
com
Priced
Asset
Loomls
18.72
-1
Machinery
—
117%
99.4
56.37
16.89
8.99..
Electrical
'
Ask
99
116
1 %s Jan. 1, 1953-1952
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
l%s Oct. 1, 1957-1955
38.80
7.48
10.81.
Diversified
'
Bid
98.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
12.52
Diversified
-
100
100.2
point
Panama Canal 3s
1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
l%s May 1, 1952-1951
100.2
99.30
1952
15,
19.56
1
Corporate bond series
..
100
a
Issues
26.96
Bonds)
' Diversfiied Investment Fund_l
,
1951
82nds of
more
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953
27.67
35.81
1
-1
1
26.47
(Income
1
Chemical
1952
April
8-2
26.60
Aviation
supply
15,
2%s
6,775
Automobile
Building
Feb
19.24
1
Bonds)
(Net
Bank stock
2%s
18.83
Fund
15,
18.55
17.03
._~.~_.~1
1951
Oct.
29.87
Inc—
——
15,
%s
17.00
27
1
Funds
1%s Nov.
12.08
11.47
15.23
1
2
13.50
27.38
Stk
Fund Inc
17.76
12.42
1
6.88
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
100.1
11.05
Grade
Priced
Knickerbocker
Composite
100.1
99.31
15, 1951
1
(Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
8-1 (Quality common Stks)_l
.
139
1
99.31
2s
Oct
or
Other
100.1
16.71
K-2
9.57
99.31
1
(Speculative
26.45
43.27
9.56
1.24
Aug 15, 1951
2s Sept. 14, 1951
Funds—
(Investment
B-2
value
asset
Custodian
1.12
one
Ask
Bid
1.70s
Boston—1
of
B-l
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
Trust
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
~4.42
Group shares
Group shares
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
4.08
Axe-Houghton Fund B
.-iav-xiuugliwi.
Bit
Institutional Shares Ltd—
47'/a
American Business Shares— —1
American Mutual Fund Inc.
Ask
t
5.05
-i%
Hnlriinff
-y,P-oT
Bid
Par
Affiliated Fund Inc—;
•
Nfn
x
Ex-dividend,
nar
vnlnp
Included
(not
y
tin
In
Ex-rights,
default
year's rnnee).
z
Ex-stock
/These
bonds
h Bid
d
v<-M
dividend.
are
subject
to
all
Federal
taxes.
42
(490)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
COURSE OF BANK CLEARINCS
Bank
clearings
this
will
week
JBreliminary figures compiled by
show
increase
an
with
compared
year
a
Reserve
1.448,222
Bethlehem
cities of the country, indicate that for the
week ended
Saturday, Aug. 4, clearings
will
be 4.2%
above
those
of
the
corresponding week
last
Our
year.
this center
is
there
At
1.6%.
2,865,109
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ended Aug. 4—
BY
X
1950
$7,974,780,021
772,067.946
783,284.400
—
1,013,000,000
985,000,GOO
+
6.7
1.6
+
1.4
513,009.319
Bt. Louis
480,600,627
4-
316,039.412
City
271,452,594
301,200.000
287,300,000
486,283,000
-359,156.000
Pittsburgh
342.813.120
324,683.298
+
Cleveland
392,646.411
332,177.226
2,600,741
0.9
+
837,000,000
371,000,000
6.1
3,157,251
2,513,228
9.4
4,497,806
4,686,513
—12.3
3,052.477
2,327,749
2,264,449
—
4,928,490
2,658,801
+
4,450,171
+ 11.9
3,204,279
4,305,804
9,245.884
+ 15.8
8,438,301
7,345,703
7,263,336
8,748,184
—17.0
7,653,958
5,342,261
1,016,062,944
1,005,581,541
1.1
871,688,570
903,432,221
—11.5
+ 23.7
5,096,915
150,941,880
271,529,254
162,568,815
321,156,903
Jersey—Trenton
+
263,809,142
253.168,938
+
3.045,490.855
199,209,689
339,507,777
33,900,500
34,928,300
Total
6,653,61*
2.9
30,227,700
5.540,715
+ 10.5
4,029,680
7,496,410
+ 20.4
6,344,549
338,522,508
322,869,877
+
4.9
293,495,159
284,343,473
1,011,242,308
916,870,297
+10.3
761,665,137
831,108,823
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
4.2
1.0
6,120,569
Youngstown
5.6
—
9,023,257
Mansfield
+ 35.4
$12,504,557,630 $12,051,603,104
7,317,529
197.155.995
420,040,381
Columbus
4.8
+
6,479,098
Cincinnati
Cleveland--—-,..
+ 18.2
Baltimore
Ten cities five days—
2,823,529
4,930,721
Ohio—Canton.*
+ 16.4
Ban Francisco
Other cities, five days—
+ 19.0
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
2.8
Boston
Kansas
3,050,383
%X-~ *
$8.103,68f>,330
Philadelphia
1,115,915
TELEGRAPH
: v iftsi
;
778,961
906,599
10,706,475
Total (11 cities)
New York
978,635
927,941
—
966,000,000
-
751,157
5.3
2.332.205
Delaware—Wilmington
for the week follows:
•♦nummary
%
+ 23.1
5,392,581
„,
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative
1941
$
1,060,224
4
975.000,000
—
Scranton
York—
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
1950.
in
1949
%
4- 22.4
1,204,118
V
3,628,999
—.
Philadelphia
Reading:™
preliminary
total stands at $16,256,403,306 against $15,602,089,399 for the same week
1,305,109
Lancaster
Dec.
1,182,801
1,140,187
Chester
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
us
Federal
'
1950
$
Third
Monday, August 6, 1951!
.
Week Ended
July 28
Inc. or
1951
ago.
.
.
(7 cities)
—
45.121,800
4,573,464
,
6,690,749
3.8
6.9
2,848,099,825
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondTotal all Cities, five days
$15,550,048,535 $14,899,702,929
All cities, one day_
706,354,771
4.4
702,386,470
West
0.6
Virginia—Huntington
2,704.854
Virginia—Norfolk
Total all Cities for week
$16,256,403,306
$15,602,089,399
4.2
+
#.a
issue of next week.
our
We
furnish
cannot
them today,
inasmuch
District of
the week
as
9.0
2,053,080
10,445,000
9,530,000
102,948,550
113.165,024
3,853,785
■Total (6 cities)
4.7
2,749,993
2,803,142
+
7.9
207,227,308
203,179,326
82,067,089
+
7.3
67,229,363
58,752,899
510,459,783
—_
3,682,092
241,299,919
88,084,327
Columbia—Washington—.
461,148,954
+10.7
392,653,294
389,400,99$
16,018,693
+ 25.1
+
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the last day of the week in all
cases
has to be estimated.
Sixth Federal Reserve
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
we are
ended
July
28.
For
that
week
there
was
decrease
a
of
0.5%,
the
590,144 in the
same
week in 1950.
Outside of this city there
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
it appears that in the New York District
(including this, city) the totals record
the
Atlanta
totals show
an
Reserve
District
by
Chicago
Reserve
District
Keserve District the totals suffer
Seventh
decrease
a
of
0.1%,
In
the
Kansas
San Francisco Reserve District the totals record
ment of 5.4%.
Federal
Reserve
we
furnish
a
Week Ended July 28—
federal
South
City
Haute
,
Cth
12
-11
Cleveland
7
Cth Richmond
6th Atlanta
_
'ith Chicago
Cth St.
6
.10
.
-17
Louis
4
Cth Minneapolis
7
_
SOth Kansas City
.10
Xlth Dallas
6
_
f.2th San Francisco.
-10
Total
cities
^ioux City
597,649,282
:y,
We
New
York
now
week ended
City.
add
572.660,880
7,523,995,129
7,787,354.393
1,016,062,944
it
Dec. %
1,005,581,541
$
+
4.4
460,030.937
3.4
6,626,878,331
6,588.848,453
1.1
871.638,570
903,432,221
+
916,870,297
+ 10.3
761,665,137
461,148,954
+ 10.7
392,653,294
710,266,526
657,915,566
+
8.0
546,328,686
44
1.038,199.323
1,028,715,870
+
0.9
857,159,911
519,838,856
519,985,120
492,290,625
402,008,502
497;i81,167
546,967,421
335,391,717
906,700,438
0.1
443,582,900
341,485,653
350,310,702
9.1
433,906,223
493,023,103
384,678,866
12.8
249,200,498
860,502,729
5.4
+
V,rr?
44
15,069,278,103
!
7,620,632,796
River
3,141,684
30,271,305
4.0
1,201,289
791,637,041
—
t
30,687,076
24
5.3
12,126.852
11,966,325
+ 27.5
1,073,569
1,154,319
+
0.4
645,781,384
696.119,913
+
8.1
6,080,409
3,227,746
3.3
11,664,092
11,265,083
+ 42.2
4,532,998
2.8
4,505,947
3,050,812
+
0.9
857,159,911
896,975,357
+
2.6
264 800,000
267,300,000
0.3
107,379,483
8.3
69,832,773
103,492,425
64,390,657
6.3
1,570,644
1,641,521
0.1
15,090,944
443,582,900
433,824,603
—
3,343,451
5,177.010
3,805,255
1,028,715,870
303.900,000
—
—
296,300.000
134,309,578
80,157,774
87,414,321
1,837,486
1,961,221
519,838,856
974,935
3,184,553
519,985,120
—
—
—
+
684,409,610
12,668,989,750
13,008,779,488
6,267,680,999
each
6,525,494
North
1950
*
Inc.
Springfield
1,899,689
—
4,299,764
476,351,141
Dakota—Fargo
Total (7 cities)
80.938,098
7,671,022
7.600,584
3.8
3,087,818
3,559,617
-16.4
3,270,344
3,440,392
10,973,302
-10.3
8,476,681
7,698,590
341,485,653
350,310,702
402,290,625
-8.8
-
402,008,502
+
5,247,411
0.1
3,352,028
3,804,245
387,555,053
435,244,371
1,445,042
1,451,788
2,062,298
9,029,092
Hampshire—Manchester
6,972,770
11,921,513
25,504,200
—
20,070,215
12,775,770
Island—Providence
—
29,204,800
1,287,072
1,505,521
3.6
1,666,144
6,221,196
8.6
738,698
Pueblo
4,307,575
4,769,814
21,221,698
21,362,497
7.2
9,363,579
21,396,500
24,720,400
—37.7
+
+ 27.6
11,285,306
16,480,001
—14.4
335.735,927
12,050,180
+ 23.7
286,907,104
10,293,042
2,155,412
1.1
1,919,918
1,965,259
433,906,223
493,023,103
+
2,451,798
2,530,649
497,181,167
+
546,967,421
(10 cities)
—
0.7
6,391,304
0.8
9.1
Wichita
324,342.930
27,472,569
Galveston
8,092,359
280,548,431
Worth
29,768,060
,■
20,988,534
2,938,123
2,984,069
92,550. C64
+ 41.8
89,775,290
—
19,663,557
1.5
+
3.1
.
■
'
19,486,706
2,741,868
;
,
,
2,560,311
83,096,962
83,932,658
1,968,531
1,634,795
+-20.4
1,465,219
1,453,588
1,725,484
2,109,032
—18.2
1,554,532
1,665,452
Jamestown
7,241,753,408
7,523,757,348
22,119,367
2C.469.070
14,968,008
14,841,408
16,595,944
12,975,679
Jersey—Montclair
,
a
-
—
+
.
30,852,263
5,476,000
6,024,476
9,596,838
335,391,717
:
5,770,000
5,315,736
9,187,677
Falls
(6
cities)
Reserve District—San
Wa shington—Seattle—
384,678,866
3,621,296
169,040,565
Utah—Salt Lake City
56,346.479
53,004,528
California—Long Beach
14,427,164
14,950,993
6,350,368,086
15,436.806
San
Francisco
17,605,590
San
Jose
Pasadena
0.9
10.863,751
11,622,570
Santa
10,849.029
11,660,762
-683,1,86
966»655
35,823,524
56,031,719
54.388,045
+
3.0
43,391,146
44,931.171
7,523,995,129
7,787,354,398
3.4
6,626,878,331
6,588,848,453
2,168,029
—21.0
5,214,579
6,611,915
206,425,484
260.341,223
r—11.0
20,752,012
28.206,755
5.1
4,619,000
—11.8
3.843,758
3,703 442
4.3
8,345,665
8,208,307
—12.8
249,200,493
312,857,642
6.5
109,890,271
118,479,093
—
—
5,786,000
7.6
3,058,105
3,509,417
130,421,460
152,268,539
6.3
45,862,593
58,621,716
—
+
3.5
11.995,263
9,733,163
3.4
+ 12.3
7,895,651
355,773,657
384,316,602
1.5
9,125,444
9,785.583
1.8
3,331,765
7,055,401
3.988.985
"684,409,610
755,243,889
12,668.989,750
6,267,680.999
13,008,779,488
—
_.
tNot available,
*
a
Now
included
+
9,107,645
+
6.1
906,700,438
Grand Total (112 cities)
3,225,635
9,666,119
Outside New York
13,005,660
3,282,644
(10 cities)
8,241,195
445,807,889
13,196,204
Barbara
Total
+
—12.6
8.520,585
42,594,904
0.3
10,598,361
—13.5
■
500,532,432
'
Stockton
+
140,497,325
3,344,290
147,791,271
6,401,308,75i
43,431,128
6,678,661
Francisco—
149,593,250
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
8.1
Fewark
43,575,821
Twelfth Federal
3.7
a
'
111,505,962
*
.
+ 27.9
+
-
515,979,623
Total
York—
106,614,203
8,107,396
9.3
'
iv
597,387
13,290,247
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1,870,973
460,030,937
6,697,078
364,579,079
'.>.<■ y: 2,503,448
Texas—AustinFort
1,088,387
4.4
596.433
225,086
5,906,052
12,149,761
__
Louisiana—Shrevepoit
Total (12 cities)
|
135,007,107
7,804,903
;{•'3,032,821
L_
10,407,772
—12.7
+
492,704
•
i
8,527,907
7,208,774
4.3
—
572,660,880
'
Total
2.6
—
2,066,047
597,649,282
'
637,190
4.7
—14.3
—15.8
16,962,758
312;078,952
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
•Colorado—Colorado Springs
'
—
608,978
7,847,315
134,036,085
Wichita
4.774,807
6.6
+
797,165
521,868
-6,607,746
Kansas—Topeka
1,763,585
City—
759,821
Hastings
—12.1
—11.3
6,794,696
New Haven
~
5,807,047
241,403,518
78,842,365
3,904,739
9.844,680
*
'Nebraska—Fremont
1948
1,434,951
—15.2
,,
24,938,731
Connecticut—Hartford
Elmira
5,687,195
236,873.839
6.932,660
Helena
$
5.1
1,775.547
8,706,485
Binghamton
6.6
3,757,513
Montana—Billings
city for the
-
0.1
3.4
-
2,977,676
South Dakota—Aberdeen
6,658,411,402
1949 +
or
1,008,004
Worcester
Distrii
98 836,030
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Dec. %
1,884,279
Bedford
York—Albany
270,147,998
102,164,499
Paul
6,986.232
270,088,103
Minneapolis
St.
755,243,889
2.7
District—Minneapolis—
Lincoln
1,506,337
58.996,128
3,008.453
years:
3,779,145
Total (12 cities)
2,149,104
55,127.649
133,943,596
Ninth Federal Reserve
312,857,642
0.5
15,144,390,144
7,827,524,695
507,775,427
Forthern New
Jersey.
1.5
+ 10.9
—16.7
1,038,199,328
(17 cities)
Omaha
Connecticut—Stamford
5,591,828
4,243,628
12,747,314
Minnesota—Duluth
44
894,006
♦few
50,483,000
6,877,938
3,090,533
3,697,766
4«
1,803,134
Rochester
6.259,396
55,114,000
<66,718,755
7,359,228
Total (4 cities)—
District—Boston
Syracuse
4,343,265
3.5
—
436,824,603
0.1
—
detailed statement showing the figures for
York
—
+ 27.9
—10.4
«|
Lowell
Few
5,489,274
5,296,569
3,612,824
Kentucky- -Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
896,975,357
Portland
Buffalo
9,443,306
5,519,988
44
(
Second Federal Reset-re
1,144.870
8,888,305
6.2
8.200,010
534,274,074
;••
44
♦Las sachu setts—Boston
Mew
1,161,068
8.0
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
389,900,998
+<alne—Bangor
Uew
4.3
+
—
60,407,000
12,330,666
Missouri—St. Louis
831,108,823
510,459,783
1951
t&ode
1,426,292
11,152,296
4,907,178
515,979.623
—
1,011,242,308
Clearings at—
fall
534,274,074
1,531,160
5
Week Bncled July 28
Few
546,328,686
1948
44
July 28 for four
first Federal Reserve
8.0
29,052,908
14,284,157
;
Peoria
44
-
our
+
794,763,119
Total
$
657,915,566
3,534,879
Decatur
1949
99,708,95?
77,011,780
5,434,131
3,042,794
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
8pringfleld
Inc:. or
104,014,731
2,877,421
68,778,000
u
cities
Outside
1950
0.5
.
73,975,929
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
CLEARINGS
$
-12
fad New York
Srd Philadelphia
BANK
+
6,776,835
Bend—
Terre
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1951
Reserve Districts
&5t Boston
OF
352,055
127,334.383
+
58,267,000
7,343,754
Indianapolis
Rockford
SUMMARY
385,253
1,365,338
Illinois—Bloomington
summary
—16.2
5,213,107
Indiana—Fort Wayne
the
.
following
4,925,464
423,886
12.047,864
Chicago
In the
99,848,913
355,400
+
District—Chicago-
Rapids
Lansing
improve¬
an
5.0
+ 11.9
3,688,116
710,266,526
Des Moines
of 12.8%, but in the
2,592,989
65,934,723
128,019,141
Grand
decline of 9.1% and in the Dallas Reserve District
a
4.2
7,385,560
\
.—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
increase of 0.9% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of
0.1%, but
in the St. Louis Reserve District there is
3,440,924
9.8
—
a
The Cleveland Reserve District
In the
8.0%.
+ 17.2
4,232,914
113,037,078
Total (10 cities)
tias managed to enlarge its totals by
10.3%, the Richmond Reserve District by 10.7%
cmd
63,031,419
200,000,000
95,704,662
107,691,999
6,600,093
Mobile
toss of 3.4%, but in the Boston Reserve District, the totals register a
gain of 4.4%
ctnd in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 1.1%.
13,392,193
65,634,543
186,200,000
+
3,816,976
Louisiana—New Orleans
We group the cities
13,351,146
1.0
+ 16.6
99,677,507
Mississippi—Vicksburg
located" and from this
are
5,396,211
—
Alabama—Birmingham
gain of 2.7%, the
was a
74,854,366
220,400,000
4,604,570
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $15,069,278,103 against $15,144,tbank clearings at this center having recorded a loss of 3.7%.
75,633,590
256,900,000
.
Augusta.
of
aggregate
20,045,063
—
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
the week
—
District—Atlanta-
Tennessee—Knoxville
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
2,470,607
+ 20.9
+17.9
260,322,848
Maryland—Baltimore
appear
+
11,321,000
120,296,595
•South Carolina—Charleston
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
2.482,259
13,682,000
141,811,969
Richmond
860,502,729
+
5.4
15,069,278,103
7,827,524,695
in Newark,
N.
15,144,390,144
7,620,632,796
J.
+
+
—
+
0.5 '
2.7
6,607,473
7,933,318
6,658,411,402
,
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Foreign Exchange Rates
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to
the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
give below
for
record
a
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
the
week
RATES
the
on
different
countries
Notices
We
world.
of
Below will be found
just passed:
CERTIFIED
JULY
preferred
FEDERAL
BY
27,
1951
RESERVE
TO AUGUST
2,
BANK
43
(491)
i—
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
a
stocks
common
including
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
1930
OF
ACT
and
1951, INCLUSIVE
ing tenders, and the
page number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
the current volume
loon
Buying Rate
Country and Monetary Unit
Cable Transfers In New
for
Value In
York
the details
were
United States Money
NOTICE
July 27
Argentina
peso—
,$
.
Basic
July 28
:
July 30
$
$
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0710000*
ZZZZZZ1
"
Belgium, franc
"Bank
notes"
account
2.230079-
2.230079
2.230079
.0198750
.0198875
.0198875
.0198875
.0198500
.0198541
.0198541*
.0198541*
Atlanta
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
Caterpillar
.947929
Chicago
.208500
.944375
.945781
.946875
.947617
.208500
.208500
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.144916*
.144916*
.144916*
.144916*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
__
.115G06
Netherlands, guilder
;.w
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso.
Portugal, escudo
Straits Settlements, dollar
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
_
.262875
.262800
2.771039
2.771039
3%
Date
Pag®
357
bds., due 1963—Sep
preferred
cum.
.140154*
.140154*
,,.496433*
.496433*
.0348250
.0347833
.0348200
.0347650
.328500
.328500
.193269*
.230550
1962
Sep
trust
N.
1
72387
Aug 16
Newark.
Ry., collat.
187
J.—
4V2%
ISSUE
bds., due
1975-Sep
.230350
.230350
2.783750
Sep
1,
2.799,375
2.798906
2.798906
2.798750
.658327*1
.658327*t
.658327*t
,561797*t
.561797*t
.561797*t
.425531*t
.425531* t
.425531*t
.425531 * t
Name
of Company
Rockwood & Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
5% prior preferred (quar.)——
of
000 in
July 25,
1950
Assets—
Gold
Redemption
19,843,403-
fund
for
F.
660,639
gold
ctf.
reserves
G.
Govt,
+
207
342,627
.
138,327
329,889
+
2,381,701
_
5,701
+
5,893
advances.
+
407,971
...
and
2,520,028
_
1,793
+
20,504,042
Industrial loans
U.
74
107,343
3,498
+
568,592
+
+
1,657,883
11,838,465
—
A— 3,644,655
20,320
4,851,675
Bonds
+.
1,969,125
+
5,651,065
+
1,654,783
—
5,822,102'
Total
U. S.
Total
loans
R.
Govt,
23,080,834
securities—
and
securities-
23,494,698
foreign banks
notes
Uncollected
Bank
962,202
other
of
23,420
+
District, $40,000,000 in the Dallas District, $31,-
000,000 in the Richmond District, and a total of $175,000,-
Holdings of Treas¬
reporting member banks.
certificates
indebtedness
of
$40,000,000.
decreased
reporting
member banks,
New York
which $50,000,000 was in
of
Holdings of United States Government
City.
+
+
14
banks
154,839
10,819
+
24,302
3,193,873
55,777
+
128
+
+
70,000
277,288
+
increased
adjusted
in
$275,000,000
United
-47,895,451
+
3.209,846
Borrowings decreased $248,000,000 in New York City
and
of
summary
assets
liabilities
and
reporting
of
July 25,
July 18,
acct._
557,467
828,469
—
Other
347^447
11,279
+
.
1950
A +
6,370
—
51,138
—
36,709
+
380,233
69,001
Other liab., inch
accrued
+
130,785
+
78,258
Loans
and
Investments—Total
70,114
Loans—-gross
_
—
32,969
-
29
+
2,086
162
+
6,138
+
32,509
Loans—net
—
162
•■+
6,208
divs.
13,682
3,601
—
Loans
111,467
+
18,946
to
brokers
chasing
4,107
or
and
carrying:
U. S. Government
46,981,990
A +
333,511
232,566
+
25
+
+
12,387
+
"•'-r 21,849
A +
Other
3,172,789
2,821
V
;
(Section
capital
•,
510,022
__
13b)
27,543
accounts
143,330
56,248
Real
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
of
serves,
note
gold
to
certificate
liabilities
47,895,451
+
277,288
3.209.84G
+
8.
0.3%
—
—
securities—Total
bills
'25,146
S.
9- 4
25c
9-12
,
Jl-
$1
11- 1
10-15
8-15
8- 9
75c
8-10
9-10
8-20
25c
8-14
5c
8-31
8-29
8-
8-
7-26
preferred
Texas
Fund,
$1.25
U.
—
&
Co.
Products
8-17
9-1
8-15
9- 1
8-27
8-21
Co.,
common
t,quar.)___
_________
preference
23Ac
J—
-
Indebtedness—
bonds
-
9-15
9-10
8-10
8- 6
175c
.
,11-1.
8-30
8-30
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-15
,9- 5
9-1
convertible
with
3,813
2,583
+
17,395
103
__
+
2,089
*
Cash
in
131
Western
793,
40
123
—.
+
19,447
Federal
Reserve
Banks—
—
48
—
6,656
-
with
—
19
+
14,091
—
863
domestic
banks
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal
Reserve
System in
shows
the
ended
July 25: Decreases of $162,000,000
following
principal
changes
leading cities
for
in
the
week
loans and
Time
U.
S.
—
Wickes
Foreign
to
Wood
reserve
balances
with
Federal
Reserve
,
banks
Interbank
during week
(A.
4%
1st
4%
726
2nd
York
Company,
B.)
preferred
1,841
5
+
47
113
+
164
9-20
9- 1
9-10
8- 3
—
9- 6
8-15
8-25
9- 1
$1
$4
,
8-15
8-1
7-24
50c
10- 1
—
15c
.9-10
8-10
(quar.)
15c
8-15
8-1
25c
8-15
8-1
37y2c
10c
10-15
9-10
8-15
8-27
8- 1
$1
56'Ac
75c
t60c
A—
<quar.)__.
,
—
„
9-14
8-31
8"15
1
(quar.)
Corporation, 4'/a%
Below
9-15
—
common
Machinery Corp...
Co., common..,
preferred
+
'
8-15
8-10
8-15 A
7-31
9-30 :.. ."9-15
9-30
9-15
—
preferred (quar.)..
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
+
+
643
+
15
1+
323
—
149
+
764
395
+
720
1
+
37
'•
t
9,364
—
1,266
deposit accounts,
U.
S.
Govt,
except
+
—
~
.
accounts,
—
dends
2,069
—
383
and
B.)
Newspaper
Wrisley
5,036
3,100
deposits
banks
demand
(J.
$1 preferred (quar.).____.
Winnipeg Electric Co._^_.
484
15,794
Borrowings
E»ebits
Snowdrift,-$4 pfd. (quar.)
Ry. of Alabama
Paper Co. (quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
Williams
701
50,535
—
demand deposits:
Domestic
9-15
8" *■
8-15
8- 1
10- 1
9-15
9-14
8-17
give the dividends announced in previous
paidi The list does not include divi¬
we
weeks and not yet
deposits adjusted
Government
(quar.)
Wesson Oil &
152
+
2,320
deposits, except government
Interbank
Corp.
Whitaker
vault
Balances
Petroleum
771
+
10-11
8-15
(quar.50c
Universal
+
—
8-31
$1
+
1;499
9-15
8-20
20c
Washburn Wire Co. (quar.)__.—25c
475
1
45c
Extra
+
+
7-26
8-20
10-
75c
$1,75
-
(s-a)-^.—.
Co.
7
9-10
$1
—
Oil
8-
93%c
(quar.)__
preferred
preference
*
_
(quar.)_
Corp., common
10- 5
'
(accum.)——
Potash
8-31
10-15
31'Ac
—
:
Warren
175
1
8-28
Co.—
Consolidated
8-11
20c
S.
class A
8-20
25c
12'Ac
Oil Co. of Calif., $3.75 pfd.
Playing Card Co
6%
8-
9- i
25c
S.
Co.
8-15
9-10
—_A
_
(quar.)
convertible
Universal
(quar.)
(quar.;—______
(quar.)
Chemical
8-17 f
9*
1
50c
(quar.)__
pfd.
A
8-17
$1.75
_________
..
Steel
Works, 7%
Inc. / U—■
Co.
preferred
S. Steel
20c
27c
(quar.)...
Electric Welder
Treesweet
U,
...w
....—
(quar.)
Iron
Water
Shovel
15
+
8-10
50c
-
AA
9-13.;,:
20c
—
—
9-13
25c
74
4,778
8-24
:10-15
1.
$1
25c
_
29 ^
—
A'.
50c
19
7,503
of
securities
Demand
in
9-15
8- 1
.A—'
.
128
2,500
certificates
Reserve
Condition Statement of Member Banks
$152,000,000
7-31
20c
$1.10
—
210
7-23
8-15
Drug, Inc. (quar.)
Superior Tool & Die Co. (quar.)————
—
+
8-23
30c
Tampax, Inc. (quar.).
Taylor & Fenn, common
—
+
8-27
1
6
7-31
(initial)
com.
8-27
9-
,.
Liabilities-
the
new
(quar.)—
8-27
8-31
15c
8-
$4
"
preferred
8-15
8-31
78
+
8-15
8-31
489
"
correspondents
of
A
1
8-17
;
—
3
a
8-31
9- 1
435
30,949
9.4%
foreign
The condition
9-
25c
;——.—
(quar.)
Supply
Brewers, Inc.
Haute
—
of Company
class
$1.20
Acme
Steel
A
Co.
Share
a
Sugar Refineries,
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Corp. (quar.)
Surpass Shoe Stores,
Ltd., com.
Aeroquip
146
Agnew
Aircraft
.
*
Radio
Corp
Akron, Canton &
R«r„
,
week, these being given in th»
Per
Name
Acadia-Atlantic
-
23,637
this
preceding table.
iV
325
announced
nreferred
,
8-15
9-1
A
56'Ac
—
Fuel
5,872
Government
Other
+
—
5,565
'
.accept -
for
135
notes
U.
46.0%
on
Industrial loan commitments
banks
62l/2c
—
10
+
—
575
loans
Treasury
combined
purchased
8-17
—
5,035
carrying:
-
loans
Treasury
re¬
•
ances
or
8-1?
5
+
.
455
1
9-1
9- 1
49
89
—
986
purchasing
securities
estate
Other
deposit and F. R.
Contingent liability
.
—
Treasury
Ratio
.
obligations
9-
Winding Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
22V2C
Vanadium-Alloys Steel, new com. (initial).
65c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc. (quar.)
30c
Viceroy Mig. Co., Ltd. (quar.)
t25c
Volunteer State Life Insurance (quar.).^_—
20c
Vulcan Corp., ■ common...—_—__—
10c
$3 preferred (quar.
75c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.13
Wacker Wells Building Corp. (s-a)__
$2.50
Wagner Electric Corp....
...75c. A
pur¬
Loans to banks
1.
....
—
Other
0.
.
for
for
Government obligations
U. S.
paid in
Surplus -{Section 7)—;
Other
(quar.)
7-26
75c
25c
——
Sterling
Sterling
1
10-10
7-31
10c
AY
(quar.)
Co
& Sons,
9-
10-17
25c
—
Capital Accounts—
Surplus
securities
loans
•Other
;
Capital
dealers
9-15
20c
,
,
8-22
9- 4
(quar.)
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc. (quar.)—
Standard Oil (N. J.), new com, (init. quar.)
90c
loans
2,386,441
+
—
A
8-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
United Steel Corp., Ltd.—
.
2,406,191
R.)
series
7%
Commercial,, industrial, and Agricultural
20,832,230
(E.
preferred
$4
8-15
9-12
common
prelerred
1
9-1
9-14
quar.)
L.),
$4
U.
Assets—
2,704,043
+
133,935
+
—
Squibb
Union
-
July 26,
1951
1951
Treasurer—gen.
4.40%
5V2%
inc. (+) or
19,098,847
S.
——
6% preferred (quar.)—i:—Development (quar.)—
—Southwestern Drug Co. (quar.)_
...—_
Southwestern Electric Service, com. (quar.)
Trenton
(in millions of dollars)
U.
J.),
6-8
9-
10c
Texas
Thomson
member banks follows:
Deposits:
Foreign
(T.
South
-Thew
$68,000,000 in the Chicago District.
893,708
+
Castings
&
Taylor-Wharton
dec. (—) since
128,069
+
Smith
Terre
Liabilities-
23,729,887
Co.,
8-7
(quar.25c
4V2% prior preferred (quar.)——————
$1.121/2
5%
preferred (quar.)„——__—_
$1.25
4.32%
States Government deposits decreased $149,000,000.
A
assets
deposits
City, $159,000,000 in the Chicago District, and
by smaller amounts in all of the other districts.
6,389
14,865
premises
(W.
&
preferred
conv.
Steel
State
360,377
41,973
items
Demand
New York
163,361
cash
(Franklin)
Extra
5,048,578
2
12V2C
62'Ac
(quar.)
______
Sloane
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $123,000,000 at all
4,937,737
353,383
+
38
Other assets
Total
Co.—
Insurance
-
Sivyer
bonds decreased $48,000,000.
F.
Ry.
Marine
Stockyards (reduced
Company, class B (quar.).
41/2%
Francisco District.
at all
9-15
9-15
37720
76'Ac
——
...
ury
Bills
from
&
Simon
000
9-15
10-
—
—
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5%
preferred (quar.).
Boston
2
10- 2
a$0.211
Union
$36,000,000 in New York City and $16,000,000 in the San
81,887
+
securities:
Certificates
Due
Francisco
Fire
Paul
Extra
'
Notes
Paul
Shaler
all
total of $89,000,000 at
a
Louis-San
St.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $52,000,000 in the
cash
Discounts
2,000
—
R.
notes
Other
creased in most districts and
de¬
loans
reporting member banks; the principal decreases were
certificates
Total
agricultural
and
8-15
10-
$1.25
—
deposit receipts'(final)—
St.
industrial,
1
$1.25
Ityun Aeronautical Co. (quar.)—
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc. (quar.)
borrowings.
Commercial,
"Aug. 2,
1951
American
St.
Inc. ( + ) or
Dec. (—) since
9-
—$1.25
Roxy Theatres, $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)—————
deposits credited to domestic banks and $325,000,-
mand
:<;>
1951
in demand
Slates Government securities and $643,000,000
Holder»
Payable of Rec,
37V2C A
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
deposits adjusted; and decreases of $395,000,0.00 in de¬
dollars)
Aug. 1
in holdings of United
Banks; increases of $210,000,000
When
Share
—-
thousands
19D
.
Per
(In
274
7ln Volume 173.
(Continued from page 10)
of merchandise.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Pan®
71377
DIVIDENDS
,658327*t
,561797*t
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
.
1
1951
2.783750
.425531*t
type
27?
CALLED
.230250
2.783750
.561797*t
upon
1
Date
""Announcement in this issue.
.658327*t
■
of
f bds. due
.193269*
.193269*
.193269*
.230400
2.783750
Closed
2.800000
^
peso
depends
102
Co.—
s
V
.328500
2.783750
RR.
series D,
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—s
12-year 6% subordinated debs., series "A," due 1961—Aug 13
.496433*
i
4'/*%
Company and Issue—
.328500
.193269*
—
•Nominal., .tApplication
1
stock—Aug 10
$4 cumulative preferred stock
.140154*
.140154*
.496433*
-
Indiana
Brown Co., $6 cumul. conv. preferred stock
Lorillard (P.) Co., 5% gold bonds, due Aug.
.0348500
peso
Western
mtge.
4.20%
ENTIRE
.328500
.
1st
Co.,
Firemen's Insurance Co.
2.771039
.496433*
...
;
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
&
Northern Pacific
.262866
2.771658
Closed
.140154*
...
;
277
,
'
Light Co.,
Tractor
1st & ref. mtge.
.115640
.115606
.115606
.262825
2.772277
..
peso—
.115606
.262875
.
New Zealand, pound—
Gas
.208700
;
France (Metropolitan), franc
...
REDEMPTION
.238379*
;
Germany, deutsche mark___
India, Dominion of, rupee
Mexico, peso
36?
Aug 15
Company and Issue—
.0200600
.144916*
.00285625
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark, krone
PARTIAL
.0198803
.
Pag®
Aug 13
:
.0710000*
.0709333*
.0709333*
2.230577
.0198541
.
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Closed
.0544060
!
Brazil, cruzeiro
Canada, dollar
.0710000*
2.231075
Date
Can Corp., common stock
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—
20-year 3 Va %
debentures, due 1965—
.200000*
.133333*
Australia, pound
TENDER
National
$
$
$
.200000*
Preferential-,
OF
Company and Issue—
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
July 31
—---
Ltd.
(quar.)—
—
U2'Ac
?30c
50c
When
Hol&ern
Payable of Ren,
9-10
9-10
8-14
% 15c
10c
10- 1
10-1
9-12
o"1®
9- 4
8-15
7-31
7-30
'$2-50
10- 1
»-!•
°c
70,
Youngstown RR.—
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
(492)
B
Class
Dock & Shipbuilding, common
Dry
Alabama
dividend
Stock
7%
1st
Corp.,
Gas
Kid
Extra
Co.
—
14c
9-
5
8-10
9-
5
8- 6
10-
1
9-14
9-
75c
1
8-15
'
87 %c
9-
1
8-15
1
9-
(quar.)
9-
Shares,
Co.
(quar.)
Furniture
Hide
American
Co.
4-1-52
3-14
9-5
9-15
5c
8-15
9-14
(quar.)
75c
(monthly)
(Newark,
9-
10c
8-14*
1
7%
preferred
7%
Ltd., 4V2%
pfd. (quar.)
10-
1
9-
$$1.12 %
9-
1
8-21
preferred
9-15
12-15
12-1
Burry
Biscuit,
50c
9-15
8-31
Bush
Terminal
9 15
8-31
Byron,
Calamba
50c
American
Pulley
American
Radiator
Co.
American
Stove
American
Vitrified
American
Window
Land
California
Electric
8-15
8-3
California
Packing
9-24
8-31
convertible
American
$5
(quar.)
preferred
prior
Anaconda
Copper
Anglo-Canadian
Class
9-15
8-24
9-
9-14
9-
1
8-
3
75C
1
8-15
Anheuser-Busch,
Arcade
5%
Cotton
$45c
10-
1
8-
7
Canada
Foils,
(initial)
50c
(quar.)
9-17
25c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
1
8-
Consumers
partic,
9-
1
Ltd.,
common
/
9-
1
8-
6
Consumers
Gas
9-
v'.
1
8-
6
Consumers
Glass
6
Consumers
9-
1
8-
31c
8-15
7-27
9-11
7-18
8-10
Foundry,
Ltd,
class
7-31
7-31
9-
Canadian
8-15
7-31
Motor
9-28
9-21
12-21
12-17
Canadian
6%
$3
12-21
12 17
9-14
8-20
Crosse
&
1
8-10
Crown
Cork
8-15
7-27
$l5c
8-15
7-27
Argo
(increased)
Corp.
Oil
Stock
Ltd.
Lamp,
Ltd.,
Corp.,
4%%
convertible
Arkansas-Missouri
6%
6%
Gas
8-15
Canadian
9-
1
7-31
Canadian
$$1.12%
(quar.)
9-
1
7-31
Canadian
Utilities
1
9-10
Crum
1
9-10
Cuban-American
7-31
com.__
(quar.)___
25c
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
7-31
Cuneo
Press,
11-14
Curlee
Clothing
8-15
1
9-15
7-14
15c
9-28
9-14
30c
9-15
8-31
5%
Ltd.,
class
Lumber
.
9-28
8-10
Carpenter Steel Co.
$1.50
9-
1
8-10
Carreras,
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka ft Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Common (quar.)
$1.75
9-
1
8-10
$2
9-
1
7-20
&
$4.50
9-
1
8-20
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
414 %
preferred (quar.)
'
Atlanta
Atlanta
Gas
30c
9-
1
8-17
Castle
(quar.)a.
$1.12%
9-
1
8-17
Caterpillar
8 15
4.20%
6%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)!
Charlotte
Air
Light Co.,
Line
Ry.
Co.
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
$1.25
Aunor
Gold
Mines,
Ltd
$5c
Avco
Manufacturing Corp., common
Avondale Mills, common (monthly)
B. V. D. Corp., common (quar.)
4Ms %
prior preferred
(quar.)
Balanced
Mutual
Bancroft
Bangor
Fund
(Joseph)
5%
preferred
Barber-Ellis Co.
of
Canada
(quar.)
RR.
9-
1
8-10
15c
9-20
8c
9-
25c
8-17
Central
of
8-29
Central
9-
6
Central
Louisiana
414%
preferred
(initial
9-14
8-31
10c
8-17
7-28
8-10
Central
5c
9-21
9-11
Central
A
Beacon
Mfg.
Co.,
$75c
6%
(quar.)__II
preferred
9-
1
8-
3
preferred
(A.
S.)
11-15
8
Denver
8-
8
Denver
8-15
preferred
Berkshire
Bertram
Best
Loan
&
15c
12-
1
9-
9
12 %c
9-
1
8-15
Chile
H__H
$1 06%
9-
1
8-15
Chilton
Cincinnati
$ioc
(quar.)_III
9-15
8-15
9-29
9-15
9-
1
8-17
$25c
8-15
7-21
8-15
7-25
«
IIIIIIIIII
6%
Electric
Black-Clawsou
I_~
(quar.)
Blue
Ridge Corp.
One
share
each
of
share
Blumenthal
(stock
Ridge
(quar.)_
$112%
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-10
20c
9-
1
,8nl5
10-
1
9-14
8-24
I"
62%c
10-
1
8-
1
9-25
dividend)—
Corp
Co.
(quar.)
Cleveland
Electric
6
8-
9-
1
9-
1
8-
9-20
9-
9-
8-15
Dominguez
8-
Dominion
1
8-31
/8r:'.8'&
6
25c
7
6-25
9-
4
8-21
1
9-29
98-
1
9-1
8-15
8-31
/ R-15
19c
8-15
7-31
special
Mfg.
5%
7-23
8-15
9-15
9-
9- .1
/ 8-14
8-20
8-
'
,
25c
/
9-14
60C
:;>>•
—
JO-
6
5-
8-
t
8
11-
.
11-15.
$1
6
&-
8-16
50c
——
8
I
1
9-14
£
,
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-15
$25c
9-
1
8-15
50c
8-15
8-
75c
9-
8-15
1
3
10-15
10-
1*
12-18
12-
5%
9-14
8-29
88-
1
9-
1
4%
$i
9-10
8-
3%
:
'
,
9-15
0-2*
8-15
8-
1
,
8-15
8-
1
*
25c
8-31
8-17
'
Ltd.—
1
8-15
7-31
(quar.)—
$62 %c
9-1
8-17
$12 %C
9-15
(quar.)
*
9-
8-17
The
Funds
following
1
r:
10-
1
9-
1
>
10-
1
9-
5
$50c
75c
9-17
10-15
10-
1
;
8-22
$25c
9-
1
$1.75
10-
8-31
8-
1
;
1
9-20
10c
8-15
88-
3
8-
3
50c
8-15
10-
1
9-21
35c
9-15
9-
1
93 %c
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-
1
Inc.—
distributions
quarterly
are
income:
.
•
Series—
Diversified
Common
Diversified
Stock
Preferred
Fund
Fund
Stock
Bond Series
Coast Investment
Corporate
8-20
8-
1
Pacific
8-20
8-
1
'—
————
Fund—:—
8-25
8-
9c
Fund———————
8-25
8-
16c
8-25
8-
8c
8-25
8-
18c
8-25
8-
18c
Investment
8-25
20c
Industry Series—
36c
9-14
8-31
v
.
Bank
Stock
——*—
■
Building Supply
1214c
9-14
8-31
$1.50
1-2-52
12-20
Chemical
8-15
Electrical
i5C
9-
1
Illuminating Co.—
60c
$1.12%
v
Insurance
8-15
9-10
T__!
Stock
:—
__——
7-20
1
—*.— —_—_—
10-
Merchandising
*
Metals
8714c
9-
4
8-10
9-
4
8-10
Public
.....—...
Oil
50c
—'
—*
6
8-
6
12c
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
14c
8-25
8-
18c
8-25
8-25
8-
8c
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
15c
8-25
8-
8-
23c
—
Utility
8-
15c
—.—_—*————— __——
8-
15c
Automobile
8-25
15c
8-31
8-25
12c
Agricultural
8-17
15c
12c
1
.*
,
3
8-15 .;
35c
(quar.)
*
8-15
25c
**
(quar.)—
Investment
from
10-
$$1.75
—
—
preferred
1
25c
(quar.).
common
11-
$15c
—„
common
(quar.)
Industries,
Diversified
$37 %C
——
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Textile
1
9-14
I
25c
8-24
Corporation,
3% %
8-17
8-20
20r
$40c
—
pref.
Dresser
8-15
45c
" 8-15
$$1.25
Diversified
$1.25
r.
8-15
8-31
.
—
preferred
Dravo
8-10
7-16
.
8-31
15c
(quar.)*—
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Douglas Aircraft Co. (quar.)
Donohue
Brothers, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dow Drug Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)
Drackett Company, common
(quar.)..
4% preferred A (quar.)
3
8-15
9-14tr"
10-16 /
Ltd.
Stores,
preference
7%
7
8-13
Beneficial shares—*—*
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
3*
9-28
8-24
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.—
$1
$25c
8-24.W
1
25c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
9-15
8-10
9-J4
1
9-
16%%
(final)
Bridge
1
1
1
9-
$1
—_—
—
10-
$1
(increased)
(monthly).
Anglo Investment Corp.,
&
10-
9-
(quar.)
7-23
75c
~
•_*
Fields
Oil
Common
9-
Fund.
Corp.
preferred
Dominion
9-15
50c
guaranteed
6
8-J 7
8-15
35c
!—
1
50c
(quar.)
7-27
9-
$1.50
£
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
Extra
10-
9-
(quar.)
8-15
-
1
,10-
30c
^
1
8-15
9-21
Co., Ltd.—
Houses,
Dodge
7-31
/'A-:'*/
(quar.)
preference
,>
50c
1
8-15
1
9-
25c
deposit receipts for ord. leg.
Dodge & Cox
1
8-15
quar.)__
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
7%
guaranteed
(quar.)
4%
>
10-
10c
Dobbs
5
$1
s-a)_
9-
37 %C
—
6
25c
Common
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
1
10-10
$17%c
Electric
&
8-
8-10
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning
Ry.
(s-a)
Clearing
Machine Corp. (quar.)
$4.50
8-
&
convertible
Gas
Amer.
Controller' Co.—
4.80%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil Co. (Kansas)
(quar.)
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
'5%
preferred (quar.)—
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
Derby
Derby
9-17
—
(increased
1
,
7%c
—
RR
Co.
1
1
(increased
for
held
(Sidney)
8-15
com.
dividend
Common
8-
10-
30c
Yard
Stock
1
1
50c
Clark
8-15
S7 %C
$1.12%
(quar.)
Western
Grande
9-
9-
Citizens
preferred (s-a)
City Auto Stamping Co.
Rio
Union
9-
10-
7
8-15
9-17
(quar.)
common
&
A
common
Distillers
50c
6
'
9-14
Ltd
Co.,
7-20
35c
9-
25c
___
I
Realization
-
«
8
8-31
9-29
$2c
7-20
(quar.)
8-
1
11-
9-28
—
8-10
(quar.)_
1
Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
(Phila.), common
preferred (quar.)
com.
1
9-
8-13
1
$2
3%% pfd. (quar.)
4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.—
8-10
$1
com.
9-
$1.06%
IIIIIIIIII;
Blauner's
Electric Co.,
(quar.)
Co.,
7*
8 21*
$1
25c
4%
Utilities
9-
8-
7-20
•
$1.75
Dictaphone Corp., common
4% preferred (quar.)
' 50c
Gas &
8-15
Co.
Sugar
8-15
30c
(quar.)
10-
icr
Co.
Co.
Co
(quar.)
preferred
$50c
11-15
1
9-14
7-31
50c
$175
'
$1 50
Blackstone
5%
Co.
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.,
^
Co
preferred
4%
& Lumber
Copper
9-15
12-
5C
12-3
1
50c
-
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.t
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
35C
40C
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Birtman
(accum.)
Stock
quar.)__
(initial quar.)
4%%
(accum.)
A
$1
common
(initial
common
A
Chicago Mill
9-15
9-29
50c
81 Vic
(quar.)
9-
$1.1214
-
class
8-24
50c
4
& Securities Corp.—
Mfg.
Dominion
(quar.)
5%
class
25c
$1
8-10
3714c
IIIIIIII
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet—
New
Paper & Fibre Co.—
(initial quar.)
$2
8-31
Co.,
Mines,
$1.19
common
$2
(quar.)
Corp.]
preferred
(quar.)
9
Spinning Assoc. (quarj
~
(John) & Sons, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Steel
preferred
8-
1
9-15
(quar.)
$1.04
9-
1
(quar.)—
93%c
$$2
30c
40c
15c
(quar.)___
Company
8-15
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
10-
8-31
50c
common
1
2214c
common
1
Fine
Bethlehem
7%
Corp.,
5-29
9-
45c
—
8-31
Howell Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Belleterre Quebec Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
preferred
8-15
25c
(quar.)_
;
Public
8-
&
$3.25
7-27
$1.1214
8-15
II
;
4%
Beneficial
10-19
8-15
$1.25
quar.)
35c
$$1.75
(quar.)
1
7-31
$1.05
59c
(quar.)
Steel Products, Ltd., common—.
preferred (s-a)_
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chicago Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)
10-
8-15
(quar.)
20c
2714c
(quar.)
Chatco
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Bell
Co
preferred
11-1
50c
com.
preferred
$4.50
8-10
9-
Inc.
(quar.)———
Rock Oil Corp. (quar.)-;
Voting
25c
Co.,
Service,
(quar.)
New
1
common...
Inc.,
75c
$1.05
(quar.)
South West Corp.
Soya
Vermont
Champion
11-12
9- 1
Corp.—
$$1.50
7 %
Co.
4.15%
8-13
$1.50
;
(quar.)
Shoe
8-15
$1.18%
6%
Beck
$1.50
A
9-
-
(quar.)—
com.
4.75%
(quar.)
Class
1
$1.1214
;_*_,_
Central &
8-21
8-10
1
9-18
Z
*
5% preferred (quar.)_
Hollywood Building (monthly)—
5c'
(monthly)
(monthly)
$$1.25
A
6214c
Electric
$62 %c
Davis
8-20
25c
Foundry,
Monthly
99-
V $50c
1
8
10-
17 3/lOc
(quar.)
7-31
1
8-17
$30c
(quar.)—
Leather Co., Ltd., class B
Dennison
$1
(quar.)!—————
1
10-
8-15
' ,25c
preferred
9-17
•
preferred
Cold
9-14
$1.25
8-14
1
9-10
8
10-15
■
■
5%
preferred
$2.50
Central
Co.—
(quar.)
1
9-
9-
Delnite
$10c
(quar.)
Storage
.9-
"$15c
12-
7-27
__
Light & Power,
8-15
9-
8-14 >
9-28
8-10
—
preferred
$2.36
7
8-31
1
12-28
Deep
25c
.
Co., common
(quar.)
8-17
Bathurst Power & Paper, Ltd.—
Class
Tractor
preferred
1
Basin Oil of California—
Common
$1.10
Company
&
8-15
$15c
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Barcalo Manufacturing Co., common
Common
M.)
(quar.)
8-30
$1.12%
Ltd
(A.
8-
1
9-10
9-
50c
7-27
$37%c
deposit receipts class A
Central Arizona
8-31
12 %c
& Sons
Aroostook
&
(
9-12
■
Corporation
9-
25c
:
50c
8-10
(stock dividend)—
Ltd.—
American
Inc.
Day strom,
Capital
Carrier
9-14
(quar.)—
7-27-
y£-'y}
Boxes, Ltd.—
8-15
Carpet Co. (quar.)
Dry Goods Corp.,
Associated
►
8-24*,-
1
(s-a)
(accum.)
preferred (quar.)—__
3%
'
8-20
1
9-1510-
< aunr.)
7-31
'
Artloom
9-
$1
50c
93 %C
A
$$1
$1.50 class
1
8-20
6
A
8-15
—
1
1
7
8-
—
(quar.)
Realty
8-15
A—
9-
10-
$1.25
7
9-
class
$25c
9-
(quar.)
9-
class
$$1.25
(quar.)—
40c
preferred
common
10-15
; $$1.1214
pfd.
B
Canadian Wirebound
Corp.—
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1
8-20
$2
Dansker
6%
25c
$5
Edison
10-
10-
50c
'•
Ltd.,
Western
6
$2
11-24
8-15
1$1
Canadian
i
8-
$1.13
Inc.,
Curtiss-Wright
8-25
12-15
$25c
A (quar.)
City Products
(increased)-—
Carpenter Paper Co.
4% convertible preferred (quar.)--—i
preferred
Arizona
Forster,
preferred
8-22
9-
$25c
$25c
:
Ltd.
Wallpaper Mfg.,
Class
&
7%
12-14
r
$75c
Vickers,
37 %C
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Natural
8-15
9-15
20c
preferred
Power,
preferred
Arkansas
414 %
9-15
$15c
common
7-31
8-20
Crows Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd.
8-22
(quar.)
Ltd
Cos.,
!
8-31
20C
8-15
10-
:
75C
8-15
10-
1
8-14
•
20c
9-15
$20c
$25c
185c
(quar.)
8-
50c
$2
$50c
___
-
2
1
8-31
31 %c
preferred
(quar.)—:
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Crown Zellerbach
Corp., $4.20 pid.
1
8-18
9-
9-
C
8-31
Co
9-
$50c
:
9-15
:
Co.,
8-28
9-15
—
class
Seal
&
8-15
9-28
25c
Corp.*
Biackwell.
:
6
1
8-24
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd.
Refractories, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
20%
dividend
Argus
...
Crane
„
8-14
8-
9-
$1.12%
—
Ltd
Company, 3%% preferred
9-29
8-24
8-17
50C
,
Imperial Mills,
9-
Canadian
Oil
Petroleum
Cosden
9-20
'■Quarterly'
$1
common
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
9-20
(quar.).—_
(quar.)
Co.
Range
$25c
$10c
com.
Ltd.
1
35c
Paper Box Co., Ltd., common—
oreferred
(quar.)___
—
6%
$2.50
(quar.) -—'Dock Co., Ltd.,
&
10-
$13c
Corrugated
8-15
$3214c
A
Dredge
Fairbanks-Morse,
8-3
Copper
8-15
$3
(quar.)
*
Canadian
8-15
/
...
Fibre
Varnish Co.,
&
$4714 c
&
8-15
1
$25c
iquar.)—
7-31
7-31
Cosmos
*
1
—
prior preference (quar.)
Co., Ltd., COc class A
8-15
8-15
3314c
-
«
99-
25c
(quar.)—
33c
*
'
5
62 %c
com.
Paint
(quar.)
—
1
9-
—______
(quar.)*
preferred
*
9-
$1.50
——
common
Continental-Diamond
27 %c
33140
—
Canadian
$1
5 %
Co.,
12-10
25c
$3.75 preferred (quar.)—!
■—
Continental Copper & Steel Industries,
7
12-15
*
1
common.....*
Continental
Can
9-10
1
$37 %c
7-20
8-
9-15
■'1
C-
9-15
(quar.)_.—
(quar.)
7-31
9-21
'
Common
preferred
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
America,
(quar.)—
V
8-15
56 %c
:
common
of
Corp.
\
10-
—
6
9-1
8-15
1
35c
8-15
? $1.40
15c
1
9-
20C
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)_ $$1.1214
Car
Co.,
preferred
8-
9-20
10c
Mfg. Co., Ltd
Ltd
Co..
Power
4.52%
37%c
8-15
10-10
75c
(increased)
$2.50 preferred
(Reading, Pa.)
Container
Canada
7-6
7
Vultee
Co.,
8-10
(quar.)*
A
class
Paper
Consolidated
9-
6
9-10
$5
Consolidated Theatres,
Canada
Convertible
class A
___*_
Canadian
4
8-21
1
9-
(s-a)
9-15
9-20
a25 %
Inc.
Mills,
preferred
8-10
10-
*
Ordinary (interim)
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate,
Consolidated
8-
6
7-20
8-
<
$1.25
(quar.)__
Cooksville
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref.
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd.
Extra
(quar.)
•
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—
8-6
1
37%c
Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Safeway, Ltd., 414% pfd.
Canadian Canners, Ltd.
Increased quarterly
8-16
1
$15c
/
A
1
9-
6
8-15
50c
-
Co.———
Ltd., 50c class A——_ "
Aircraft Corp. <quar.)_
9-
9-
8-15
20L
$1.06%
(quar.)
Corp.
Laundries
9-10
series E (quar.)
5.36% preferred scries F (quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
6
8-31
9-25
11-
$1.25
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Telephone Co.—
Anglo-Canadian
Consolidated
■■■//• 20c
preferred
60c
Co
8-15
8-10
8-15
1
9-28
37 %c
(quar.U
Corp.
Aircraft
8-25
preferred series C (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
8-
8-17
8-31
9-
37 %C
Coppermines Corp.
9-15
quar.)
5.30%
25c
Mining
1
9-
40c preferred
Inc..
Consolidated
Consolidated
Cook
8-24
8-31
Connohio,
1-15
8-17
50c
8-14
31V4C
(quar.)
9-15
1
Corp.—
(initial
common
1
9-
9c
25c
t$2
$12c
__
(quar.)_
com.
1
15c
(accum.)
8-15
10-
$1.05
87Vic
Corp.____
Co.,
5
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
Common
Power
9-
20C
;
8-15
9-15
10c
9-
Co.—
preferred
Timber
&
9-11
&
Consolidated Lithograph
(initial)
4.40%
60c
Products
Glass
9-15
1
7-24
9-29
25c
Power, common—
Connecticut Power Co.
(quar.)„
Connecticut River Power, 6%
pfd. (quar.)_
Light
8-
1
87 %C
iquar.)—
(quar.)_.
Inc.
Nairn
Connecticut
1
California Water Service Co.—
$1.25
Co
9-
1
8-15
$$2
9-15
(liquidating)
Sugar Estate
9-10
7-31
9-
9-29
50c
3
2-1-52
(accum.)_.
common
8-15
—
Quarterly
______
new
5.28%
Foundries
Steel
8-20
8-
$1
(quar.)
50c
(increased)
American
5%
Co
8-31
Smelting & Refining Co.—
Common
1
34c
$1
___
$1.75
Seating
9-
8-20
7-31
Corp
4.50%
preferred
$1.25
Jackson Co.,
New
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
preferred
American
8-20
Concen¬
&
Co.
9-20
Sanitary—
American
1
8-15
Acceptance
Congoleum
__
30c
Standard
&
9-
,
8-
Ltd.
Co.,
Aikman
&
colonial
20c
37%c
i
Calaveras
Common
1
8-15
15c
$1.10
$1.10
(quar.).
9-15
?■:
$1
(quar.)
/
Plow
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
4
8-23
$$2.20
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., com.
$3.50 preferred <quar.)_,
1
lO-lo
11-1
$25c
5c
25c
preferred
non-cum.
Corp., class A common
Colorado Central Power Co. (quar.)„_
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. (quar.)____
Columbia Gas System Inc. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)
;
Uoiumbuj> Mutuai Llle Insurance Co.
(s-a>_
Commonwealth Telephone Co.—
>
$5 preferred (quar.)
Concord Gas Co. (N. H.), 7% pfd. (accum.)Confederation Life Association (Toronto)—
$55.50
$30c
$15c
preferred (quar.)
Dry Docks, Ltd.—
$1.75
(quar.)
Chemical, class A (quar.)
/Class B (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
Collins
8-
1
(quar.)—
preference
25c
participating class A
Butroughs Adding Machine
$1.75
American Potash &
7-31
$1,20
Cockshuct
9-
$40c
8-15
9
8-24
9-15
$30c
(quar.)
9-
common
45c
(quar.)
A
Class
68%c
$12%c
i25c
11-
10-15
■„
.
———,
Ltd.—
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Burrard
8-10
+3c
(initial)—,
Ltd.
Mines,
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
(F.)
3%%
1
Goods
Paper
Foil
25c
$20c
Silver
Lode
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware,
8-15
Manufacturing Co
.
Mills Corp., common (quar.)
preferrred (quar.)_.
_
4%
1
Extra
8-25
-
4.20%
Cochran
50c
(quar.)
Burlington
J.)—
N.
50c
Metal Co..
trating
Burkart
8-30*
9-12
Cobalt
8-10
5c
Extra
8-25
1
Common
8-31
7-31
(entire issue
1 at $102.50
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—.
Bullock's, Inc., common (quar.)
'Eunker H;;ll & Sullivan Mining
8-25
8
1
Class
Incubator,
9-12
1
12-
$3c
preferred
8
1
share plus this dividend)
Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
B (quar.)
per
Bruck
8-3
75c
6%
9-
9-
9-
_*_____***_*
for redemption on Sept.
9-15
50c
9-
Ltd
Mines,
Company,
called
9-14
12-14
50c
Semi-annual
American
American
10-
(quar.)
Co.—
convertible preferred
American • Home
Products
Insurance
1
1-2-52
$1.75
Steamship
6%
American
Brown
Buckeye
Leather
&
Reef
8-16
9-15
1
12-
Name of above was
recently changed to
Alaska Pine & Cellulose, Ltd.
Br6adway-Hale Stores Inc. (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)4.40%
preferred series B (quar.)
7-19*
$1.75
(quar.)
Hawaiian
American
7-26
8-15
$1.75
Cable
&
Chain
American
8-20
Foundry—
&
Car
4c
$1
Inc
Co.
dividend)
this
1
1
10-
50c
Cordage
plus
1
9-
9
910-
Inc., common
(monthly)
,
Chemical
Clorox
8-25
11-
20c
20c
$1.12%
Foods,
convertible
$1.25
Inc.,
share
4"
Can
10-
(monthly)—
preferred (quar.)———
Co. (quar.)
:
12 %c
Clinton
4%
Payable of Ree.
Share
$1.25
(initial)
(initial)
(quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)_____
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Co., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)_
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
British Columbia Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd.—
7% preference (entire issue called for re-,
redemption on
Aug.
23
at
$105
per
4"
1
9-12
Trust
Estate
Company.
Broulan
10-
*—,*_!
preferred
preferred
Brantford
8
10-
American
7%
8-
15c
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
5%
1
50C
Business
American
'
9-
75c
preferred
7%
9-10
25c
American
7%
8-15
1
Bank Note Co., common
American
7%
9-10
10-
,t90c
Quarterly
American
6%
Bowes
Louis)
(St.
Insurance
Bourjois.
9
8-15
1
common
Woven Hose & Rubber
Boston
8-
$25c
—
5%
8-15
7-31
75c
5%
1
9-10
;
Inc
Maine RR.,
Boston Real
5
8-15
10-
Common
9
93 %c
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
American Airlines, $3.50 pfd. (quar.)—
Automobile
&
8-
50c
(quar.)__
Aluminum Co. of Canada, 4% pfd. (quar.).
Aluminum Industries, Inc. (quar.)———
American
9
9-
7-25
5
$3.30
preferred
—
9-
12-20
8-17
$1
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Fund,
Boston
New
1-2-52
40C
pfd.
Boston
;
8-17
$1
87 %c
18c
1—
8-22
1
5
1
Holdert
When
Per
8-31
9-
25c
(quar.)
New
Steel Co. (irreg.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co,-.—;—:——-—Aluminum Co. of America, common—
Aluminium,
9-
9-
$3
Alloy Cast
$3.75
6-15
9-14
—
Monday, August 6, 1951
Name of Company
Common
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common
31/2%
preferred (quar.)—
12-15
9-15
IOC
4%
Corp.,
1-3-52
of
Trust
50c
Corp
America—
Brass
&
beneficial interest
of
Units
12-15
87 %C
i—!—-—
Stores
Investment
40c
pfd. (s-a)—.
7%
(quar.)__—
Inc.,
Controls Co..
Allied
Aluminum
Bond
$3.50 6-30-52
$3.50
—
common—
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.—
Guaranteed
common
(s-a)
Allied
Bohn
10-22
12-15
1-3-52
50%
$3.50 Prior prefened (quar.)—______—
Alan Wood Steel (see Wood "Alan" Steel Co.
Allied
10-22
1
20c
25c
1
11-
——
preferred (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
1st
7%
Alabama
11-
$2
.
Holdert
Payable of Re0.
Share
Name of Company
1-3-52
25c
(quar.)
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
By-Products, clasB A
Alabama
Holder$
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
,
.
.
8-25
8-
10c
8-25
8-
.
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
?
of Company
Share
Railroad
1—
Railroad
Equipment
_
Tobacco
Dun
i
Bonds
(C.
,
5%
preferred
6
6
Green
8-
6
Greene
7c
8-25
8-
6
30c
9-10
8-17'
Greer
9-28
9-20
Griggs Cooper, 5%
Eastern
5
8-23
(Bangor,
Utilities,
preferred
A
(quar.)—-
.%
Ry.—
(quar.)
$4.25
preferred
2nd
(1950)
Electric
Boat
Hose
Extra
•
,5%
Mfg.
$2
Co.
9-18
8-17
10-' 1
9-25
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
$1.06%
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-17
8-17
8-10
10c
8-15
8-
9-20
9-
Railroad
1
(quar.)
:
9-
1
9-
1
(quar.)—;
$1.25
9-
1
$1.25
12-
1
25c
10-
1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)——:
50c
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp. (irreg.)_
20c
Falstaff Brewing. Corp.—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_
$0.185625
Mfg.
Insurance
Federal Mogul
Extra
Ferro
1'ire
Co..
5>A%
Insurance
pfd.
Co.
Co.
of
(quar.)—
Canada
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
Association
of
&
Bar.K
York
Corp.,
preferred
Corp,
Fair
1-2-52
$1.00
(quar.)
8-15
Stores,
Inc.
(stock
&
Kleiser
$5
non-cum.
8-
1
8-15
8-
114
50c
8-24
8-30
7-16
preferred
$2.50
8-15
8-
6
9c
'8-15
8-
1
Gair
Co.,
5c
Gair
1st
(Robert)
Company,
preferred
Company
Wood
(increased)
General
.
5%
General
General
preferred
,Foods.
Public
Utilities
Refractories
Steel
$2.25
preferred
Gerrard
Gilbert
(S.
(A.
Goodall
Stock
-
$5
8-
8-15
Cc.,
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(s-a)
(lrreg.)__l
11-12
11-26
>11-12
9-
5
8-15*
10-
1
9-20
8-15
(quar.)
Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Rubber, new com. (initial)
National
Grace
(W.
Bank
R.)
1
25c
11-30
11-26
15c
$1
75c
8-15 :
Co.
Y.)
Grand
Grant
(W. T.)
33A%
Gray
Company,
preferred
$2.25
preferred
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
&
8-3
8-24
Railway,
Great Southern
Life
'
Quarterly
—
Ins.
12-10
11-20
pfd. (quar.)
10c from
and
Fireman
Jones
12-15
11-26
8-
6
9-5
10-
1
9-5
9-
4
8-20
8-15
8-
25c
8-15
7-27
—.*
preferred
(quar.)
15c
$1
(quar.)
'
1
(qu»r.)—\
Kaiser
$4
Aluminum
&
Kawneer
9-21
40c
12-10
6
8-21
9-10
40c
9-
I
12-
1
9-
$3
8-
1
8-20
40c
8-
1
A
8-31
8-10
9-
1
8-
30c
9-
1
8-15
87'/2c
—-
9-
1
8-15
$1.10
6
3
8-20
12-10
11-19
$1.00
—
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
(-10-52
2-18
in
$1
50c
8-20
11-19
2-18
Joint
Pipe
Co.,
Coal
&
conv.
conv.
1
8-20
1
8-15
8-15
Louisville & Nashville
9-
1
8-16
Lowell
9-
5%
1
89-
9-14*
$1
9-10
;i
9-20
$1.75
9-
Extra
7-16
8-15
8-10
7-31
9-
8-15
1
8-31
8-
9-
1
9-14
Factors
Corp.
(quar.)_
as
$75c
10-13
Car
37 %o
11- I
10-19
11-
1
10-19
9-26
8-29
Mar-Tex
Shirt
10-
1
9-14
Quarterly
Massey Harris
9-
1
8-15
Mathieson
8-15
1
J
8-15"
1
8-15
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-17
.
8-15
10-
7-25
1
9-10
8-31
8-25
8-17
8-
10-20
^____
3c
IU
1
10-20
Corp.
(quar.)
32'Ac
10%
,4
3
8-31
8-14
8-31
8-14
Light
(quar.)
—
1
8-15
Mercantile
9-
1
8-15
Merck
9-28
9-14
37'Ac
(quar.)
10-
9-15
1
10-15
37'Ac
1-15-52
37'Ac
4-15-82
$1.25
1-15-52
$20c
9-28
101•
8
8
$3.50
(interim)
—
Inc.
—<—
9-
1
1
9-10
1
10-10
8-10
8-24
8-15
8-15
8-29
&
Insurance
%
9-14
8-15
25C
9-
4
8-24
9-
1
8-16
30c
9-10
8-22
40c
---
1
8-31
1
11-15
8-10
9-20
8-15
2
8-
$12'Ac
9-15
8-17
40c
9-28
9-
4
$1.75
(quar.)
4
9-28
9-
$25c
9-
1
8-17
45c
9-
1
8-15
933Ac
9-
1
8-15
933Ac
,
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
85c
i
8-15
50c
—
Co
—-
Co.__^—__—-—*
pfd.
(quar.)
8-15
8-29
8-15
9-28
9-12
■■
50c
9-13
1
9-
1
8-
40c
9-
1
8-
3
50c
9-
1
8-
3
9-
1
8-
3
$1.06%
37'Ac
(quar.)
—
8-15
7-31
15c
8-15
8-
$1.75
8-15
50c
—
Products
10-
87'Ac
lc
(quar.)_
8-30
$50'Ac
—-
common
8-29
50c
62'Ac
%
7%
12-
10-
Co.—
;
Stores,
8-15
9-28
9-10
35c
—
Ltd.
5
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co., 6%
pfd.
preferred (accum.)
1
7-31
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-
6
9-
1
Mid-Continental
Extra
Midvale
Mid-West
Petroleum
—*—
Company
Abrasive
8-31
8-17
11-30
11-18
(quar.)—
8-17
————
30c
9-
4
30c
(s-a)——
Corp.
$1.12%
$1.12%
———
4%%
11-
7
9-
%:/' 5c
Michigan
10-
8-15
30c
-
4%%
8
75C
8-15
8-24
50c
preferred
8
40c
8-
9-15
25c
$1.25
Company,
Metal-Glass
4-
35c
8-20
Michael Stern & Co.—
1-
8-31
8-10
7-20
6
50c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)——
9-
40c
8-15
8-
25c
Meadville Telephone Co.
&
8-10
14c
$3c
2nd
4'A %
8-15
3
15c
—
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Mead Corporation, common (.quar.)
95c ;
87'AC
8-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hill
Publishing
$1
—______—
8-15
Chemical
Meier & Frank
—
8-
9-1
12 %c
•
4%
7-25
8-15
25c
May Department Stores
New common
(initial quar.) ——_—.—
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)—:———McCord Corporation, common
(quar.)
$2.50
8-15
10'Ac
Corp., common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Maxwell, Ltd.—
McGraw
8-10
7-25
(quar.)-—_—_
common
Co.,
10-
9-
5
8-20
9-15
(quar.)———
Bonding
30c
9-
Co.
Massachusetts
$1.10
9-
8-
8-15
8-15
25c
Realization
Marathon Corp.,
5%
preferred
82'Ac
V
7
15c
——
Manhattan
$1.05
8-
ioc
(quar.)———
Manning, Maxwell & Moore,
97 %C
9-28
25c
9-10
9-14
7
1
25c
—:
______
9-10
1
8-
12'Ac
Garden Corp.—
Corp.
(quar.)
9-28
35C
9-28
8-
Ja
—
Square
9-28
25c
1
50c
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., Inc.
Maltine Company
9-15
1
8-
increased
an
M.
Magor
8-
9-12
2'Ac
—
(quar,)___.
8-15
8-15
$1
■
Madison
9-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
$4
incorrectly reported
was
previous issue
our
MacWhyte Company
8-31
10-15
&
10-
$2.50
Extra ::
9
8-10*
$50c
9-14
—
Woodworking Co. (quar.)—
Macassa
Mines,
Ltd
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.)—.
7-31
9-
3-20
9-28
(s-a)
Co.
RR.
—
30c
9-20
12-20
12 %C
Lynch Corporation (quar.)—
Lyon Metal Products, common (quar.)_____
Lyons Finance Service, Inc., 42c pfd. (quar.)
50c preferred (quar.)
56c class A (quar.)
—*
Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton & Co. (irreg.)
8-4
1
1
1-1-52
4-1-52
Ry.—
quarterly 5c payment.
%"•'
Lucky Stores, Inc. iquar.)_.
Ludman Corp. (Initial quar.)——
Lukens Steel Co.
(quar.)
8-17
10-1
9-21
12-22
2'Ac
Adams
in
4
9-28
Louis
preferred
The above issue
1
9-20
9-18
1
1-1-52
62'/2C
—
Extra
9-10
1
50C
9-29
10-
8-20
62 '/2c
(s-a)
non-cum.
9-10
10-
Common
8-10
1
1
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St.
8-22
1
1
8-
$1
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Los Angeles Transit Lines (quar.)____
4
9-10
8-
1
8-31
Dock—
preferred
preferred
9-
9-
1
9-
$1
$1
9-
10-
9-
$25c
—
$1
5%
•
$25c
class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-
20c
—
common——
35c
11-
(quar.)_
7-19
20c
9-10
$37 Vic
$1.25
Keyes Fibre Co., common
5.60%
1st preferred
(quar.)
class
8-
8-12
12-10
6%
$3
10-29
8-20
t$4
3-10-52
Lorain
1*
2c
Inc.
Ltd.
1
65c
50c
8%
■8-20
—
Mines,
11-
1
50c
Year-end
(quar.)
Gold
8-15
(quar.)
9-
35c
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)—
Kerr-Addison
1
guaranteed
T20C
9-29
—
Common
5%
9-
8%
%
8
1
common
$1
Common
1
10-
(quar.)
8-
—
(quar.)
Lock
25c
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
Company
1
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd..
Class B (quar.)
8-15
20c
Kellogg Company, 3%%
9-
.
guaranteed
8-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Chemical
8-22
guaranteed
8-15
1
30c
preferred
$3.80
March.
1
$25c
Common
9-14
In
8-24
4
V
Special
1
(quar.)_————:
&
(Ind.)
—
»
Power
7-31
9-10
9-
40c
quarterly
December and
9-
Co.
dividend
City
8-15
50c
50c
;—
$1.10
pays
September,
9-
933Ac
—
———
—
16'Ac
—-
i
2c
(s-a)_—
Royalty Co.,
8-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
50C
Co., common
Co'-p.
7-31
9-15
60c
%C
30c
Co.—;—
Oil Refining
8-15
(quar.)
Original capital
(quar.)__
stock
Special
$1.50
(quar.)
Mfg.
Johnson Ranch
Extra
RR.
capital
June,
8-31
& Barge,
Estate
Johnson
;
8-10
25c
Co. (quar.)
Ltd.—
participating preferred (s-a)
Jacksonville Gas Corp. (quar.)—
%
Jacob Ruppert, 4Mj% preferred (quar.)
Jantzen Knitting Mills—
5% preferred A (quar.)—
Stock
1
Service
8-10
$2c
(quar.)
capital
Above
se¬
5%
Kansas
8-24
9-10
9-10
Miami
Original
Original
M.
—_—_—
8-27
10-
15c
t$l
Co.
2%c
Public
8-25
56M4c
(Houston)
8-30
10c
(Rhode Island)
preferred
(quar.)
Participating
Iowa Power & Light, common
(quar.)4_—
3.30%
preferred
(quar.)
;
4.40% preferred (initial quar.)
11-26
(quar.)
non-cum.
8-30
9-10
$75c
—
(quar.)—;
$2.50
9-10
25c
(quar.)
9-10
Little
Investors Trust Co.
9-15
1
Co.
Co., Inc.
Kentucky Stone Co.,
Co.
8-10
$1.50
Extra"
12-10
9334c
Engineering Works
Great Northern
Investors Royalty
Island Tug
Inc.—
Dock
8-10
1
75c
—
Ltd.—
Corp.
'(quar.)_)_.
Corp.
Iron
37'Ac
(quar.)
Dredge
curity profits
$2
:
9-10
1
9-
75c
(15c from net income
$2
Co._
1
9-
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Stock and Bond Group Shares—
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Gravson-Robinson Stores,
10-
25c
International Harvester Co., 7%
International Holdings,
Ltd._
t25c
__•.*•
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3%% preferred (quar.)_
Quarterly
$25c
(quar.)
8-20
International Business Machines Corp. (quar.)
Cellucotton Products Co.—
8-15
9-11
$2
common
7-30
International
8-15
8-27
(quar.)__
Union Co., common
3
9-11
Iron Corp.—
9-15
9-10
A
8-
25c
$1.25
5% preferred A (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co. (increased)—.
Inspiration
Consolidated
Copper—
9-15
$2
8% preferred class B (quar.)
8%
preferred class B (quar.)
.Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Link-Belt
$2
~
20c
(quar. t
8-27
.
8-10
%
(quar.)——
11-20
(quar.)
$1.25
1
(quar.)
(quar.) —————
9-10
Class
A
preferred
12-10
(quar.)
7-28
9-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.50
A
8-15
75c
Packers,
7-19
1
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co. (quarj
Lindsay (C. W.), Ltd., 6% pfd. (accum.)___
Lionel Corporation, new com.
(initial quar.)
10c
preferred
$1.50
A
$1.50
—
3.75%
(quar.)
class
4
7-28
Co._—:_
International
8-15
9-
6
9-
%
—
(initial)
International Resistance
1
8-12
(quar.)—_—
8-
—
4.20%
(quar.)
class
Co.
class
9-
30c
gains.—.
9-27
—
3.90%
& Company
preferred
(s-a)
1
preferred
preferred
A
1
preferred
8%
series
Co.
8-20
$$2
and
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co*
5%
8-15
1
capital
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
7-25
8-
9-
realized
net
8-15
8-20
preferred B
8-10
5
40c
income
8-30
—
10-
6%
8%
50c
45c
Indiana Steel Products
Iowa
investment
62 Vic
common
8-15
9-25
8-15
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.,
1
9-
25C
10-16
1
9-
RR.
Co.
9
9-
8-31
;
.___«:—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Life Ins. Co. of Virginia (Richmond)
Life Savers Corp.__
12-19
Limestone
Steel
10-26
12-30
9-
9-1
$2
9-18
$1.25
10-15
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
9-28
from
8-17
8-21
9-19
1
15c
1
8-10
8-
1
9-
8-31
9-
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (increased)
6% convertible preferred fquar.)
8-15
11'Ac from net
8-24
31c
9-30
Intertype
9-21
9-10
50c
9-10
1
1
8-10
9-12
1
8-31
1
20c
V
8-
10-
9-
Salt
32c
11-
7-17
Leslie
$l
conv.
8-
$1
1
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—-
31'Ac
8-15
8-10
8-31
8-10
v
(quar.)
11-15
8-21
Mines, Ltd
Co.
(quar.)
1
50c
pfd.
1
>50c
—
(quar.)
9-15
31
B
8-
1
—
Co.
87M2C
(quar.)
25c
8-15
Gold
8-17
9-
Special
Silver
6%
.
Zinc
Interlake
Leitch
Cement
9-
$1.25
non-cum.
;,%• 4% %
10-25
,
Lees
40c
(initial)
series
Co.,
Central
Inland
11-15
—
Utilities
$1.25
Ins.
(N.
Power
Illinois
Lehigh
(quar.)_
preferred
6%
(James) & Sons (quar.)_
Legare Co., Ltd., 6% preferred
7-25
8-31
37'Ac
(accum.)____
8-
7-25
8-
$20c
—
8-15
8-24
8-15
8-15
1
35c
(quar.)_
8-15
Corp.—
series A
preferred
Idaho
Company
8-15
I_k— %
International
8-21
Lee
Co., Ltd.—
International
8-31
9-24
Portland
8-22
9-15
9-
50c.
Monotype
9-29
2
9-15
4
8-
25c
—*—
D.)
8-22
$1
Secord
(H.
11- 5
9-15
10c
(quar.)—
10-18
.
1
37'Ac
Lanston
8-15
11-15
10c
Dye Works
(resumed)
Machine Co. (quar.)
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
Le Tourneau (R. G.), Inc., $4 pfd. (quar.)^_
Lea Fabrics, Inc
—
8-10*
5
;___
Bleachery &
Corporation
50c
_Ti_
8-
7-16
1
56'Ac
—
—
8-21
9-
9-
Extra
10-15
37 Vic
8-15
8-15
Lansing Co.
56'Ac
9-10
9-26
8-13*
$1.06 V4
50c
100%
Government Employees
5%
7-31
9-
Lanova
(quar.)
20%
—
Oil & Refining Co
Hutting Sash & Door Co., common
7-31
8-15
25c
(quar.)—
W.) Company
Grace
8-15
10c
dividend
<H.
1
11-26
56M4c
Co.
&
9-
1
50c
com.
preferred
Gossard
8-15
9-15
25c
Goodyear Tire
9-17
10c
25c
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Rubber
10-1
8-10
50c
Irregular
Goodall-Sanford,
1
30c
common
Corp.
A.)
C.)
9-
Lanett
8-15
9-15
25c
.
$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Rubber Co.
Gerity-Michigan
•
8-27
7-20
8-24
40c
25c
25c
Co.
8-15
1
9-19
30c
Quarterly
Lane-Wells
9-
48 %C
—
$1.50
.
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.,
.
1
843/8C
J
Corp.:
Co.
Wares.
General Tire &
3
50c
_"___
preferred ; (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)__*_
General Paint Corp.
(quar.)
General
8-
20c
Corp._
„
6%
General
11-19
$1.25
(quar.)__
*
General
12-10
60c
preferred
General Mills, Inc..
3•%% preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor
Advertising Co.,. Inc., com.
.
8-20
8-20
$1
(quar.)
Industries,' 5%
Metals
9-10
25c
C. <s-a)
Corp.
Extra
1
9-10
$1.75
preferred A (s-a)
conv.
8-
8-15
l
8-
*
*
4%
8-15
9-
8-15
4
___
8-27
——
Indiana
$2
Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)__
Cigar Co., common (quar.)_
9-28
9-11
—
Indiana Gas & Water Co
15c
7%
General
(quar.)
8-16
8-15
(quar.i_
9-18
10-15
40c
25c
8-16
56%c
(accum.)__
12-20
20c
9-14
9r. 1
25c
pfd.
12-20
12-31
.%•
9-28
30c
(quar.)
Industries,. 4%%
12-31
$15c
(quar.)
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)
25c
9*"1
25c
preferred (quar.)
General Finance Corp.
.
I
30c
Gearko, Inc., 6% preferred (s-a)
General Baking Co., $8
preferred
General
8-
8-15
9-29
$15c
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., common
$1.50 conv. partlc. preferred (quar.)——
,
$$1
(quar.)
Gar
1
$15c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_,
preferred
9-19
(quar.)
——
(quar.)_
common
preferred
5.12%
1
9-29
(quar.)
53 Mac
$1
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
'
1
8-
8-13
B
5% pfd, (quar.)
Y.),
Paper
&
8-
8-25
$15c
(quar.)
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
com.
6%
Gamewell
9-
50c
20c
preferred
8%
,
8-15
$1.50
Co
4%
Pulp
Illinois
*
Stepl
8- 1
A
1
15c
A
(monthly)
com.
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Class A
•
5%
(s-a)
series
Gabriel
7-2
8-15
Co;—
Freeport Sulphur. Co. (increased)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common
(quar.)
' 4%
preferred
(quar.)
'.
Fuller (George A.)
Company (quar.)_
_
8-7
v
class
53M8c
Humble
2M2c
12'Ac
(Alfred)
$1.06 >/4
Co.,
Sound
4M2%
Hudson
8-10
3%
dividend)—
Lambert
9-
$$1.75
(increased)
1
9-28
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
9-
B
20c
preferred
8-15
$40c
Class
(quar.)
Hubinger Company (quar.)—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Quarterly
1
8-15
Franklin Custodian FundsBond series
Income
8-
$1.15
'
Co
Investment
.
11-30
$1.22%
Motor, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts pref. (interim)
Foster
.
(quar.)
Class
/
—
Ford
Foundation
Howe
8-20
7-13
$1
Corp., 4%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)—
Follansbee Steel Corp
4.60%
Food
9-10
8-30
(s-a)
Power
$2.25
8-15
30c
25c
75c
^
the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
Class
(quar.)
Co.
Company
Howard Stores Corp.,
9-23
12-28
9-19
(quar.)
Barbizon, Inc. (quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., common
1
4V4%
(reduced)
pfd.
Hotel
8-24
1
!__
common
A
(N.
10-10
1 -10-52
10c
*_
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
—
8-30
9-29
9-
(quar.)
7-27
7-27
9-19
(George A.) & Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)———
6%
8-30
9-
University
8-10
8-10
8-17
—
preferred
1
8-
10c
5%
:
1
,
dividend)
Bartlett &
Horn & Hardart Co.
9-20
$1.12%
5%
Electrochemical
10-15
8-15
$1.37'A
(quar.)_____—
B
(Charles E.)
$4.25
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-14
1
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.
common.
(stock
Corp.,
1
11-
10c
10c
Common
Laura
series
10-
$1.75
10%
9-20
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Inc.
8-10
1
1
Hormel
8-10
1
9-10
65c
,.
,1.
(quar.)—__i_;
Stock
First
(quar.)
Co.—
5%
Hires
1
50c
—
Philadelphia
Rubber
First
$2
10-
8-
9-20
12-20
9-
10-
40c
Monthly
K-!v
Monthly'
9-11
8-15
40c
preferred
Florida
1
8-15
20c
Firestone' Tire
4%.%
10-
9-26
12-27
40c
Co
Extension
9-11
Co.,
8-10
10-
—
non-voting
Powder
1
20C
(quar.)
common
Company
8-21
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Marx
preferred
Hooker
45c
Corporation
r
8-15
$$1
.
J.)
8-15
9-12
$1.12'A
issue)
.—
in
Salle
8-25
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Increased
Inc.—
Hibbard, Spencer,
8-9
68c
(s-a)
9-15
$1
lbc
75c
—
$1.12'A
preferred
dividend
Lake of
8-17
(quar.)
8-10
7-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Lafayette National Bank
5
9-15
8-24
8-20
—
preferred
Heater
9-10
in¬
Quarterly
3
11-
preferred
(quar.)
____:
Heywocd-Wakefield Co., common——
9-17
9- 5
,
8-
11-15
3%%
9
9-1
8-15
$$1.25
25c
preferred series A (quar.)—
Hewitt-Robbins, Inc.
(quar.).—_—
Heyden Chemical Corp., common
8-10
11-
8-10
%?4%%
Company—
(quar.)—
9-15
1
(quar.)
common
Corp.
(H.
4 V4 %
7-13
A
1
9-
$$1.25
Co.
Hershey Chocolate
7-13
8-30
10-
La
9-15
$35c
(quar.)
&
Pillot
2nd
8-16
9-25
10c
ordinary
——
7-13
50c
1
dividend
Payable
Heinz
8-10
8-30
10-
Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
Pineapple Co., Ltd———
&
1st
7%
Stock
8-10
Electric
Stock
1
A
Fire
Henke
1
65c
preferred
1
i
Kysor
8-24
1
:
Schaffner
Hercules
^
11-
9-
—
preferred
Chemical
Hawaiian
1
8-
$5 preferred
..
9-
8-
'
i
9-10
$12'Ac
(quar.)
common
(2nd
preefrred
Hartford
8-15
8-15
15c
Ltd.
Corp.,
Extra
Hart
.■
1
8-15
$5 preferred
farrington
4% %
•
9-28
9-15
Co.,
preferred
Harshaw
8-30
10-15'
32;2c
12-
$6c
(quar.)
Harrisburg Gas Co.,
-
;
$40c
62'Ac
(quar.)
Watch
Hazeltine
25c
1
-
Co.,
convertible
5%
Ltd.—
$1.25
preferred
4%
8-10
$27'Ac
8-
Co., Ltd., common
preferred
Harnischfeger
8-17
30c
preferred
5%
8-15
1
5%
Hamilton
Co.—
(initial)
Cotton
9-16
9-
,..
1
6%
9-15
9-
preferred
8-16
8
1
35c
profits!
Co
Company,
12-20
99-
$1.25
from
realized
Mfg., 4Vi%
4% %
Kroger
9-15
1
$12'Ac
8-15
15c
1
10-
&
L'Aiglon Apparel,
(quar J_
Cementing Co.
Ltd
Hamilton
8-16,
8-25
.__
10-
20c
H.)
12-30
40c
(quar.)
(5c
from
Creamery Co., 60c pfd.
S.) Company (quar.)
(S.
Kroehler
.
5c
Boldere
10c
(quar.)
com.
45
Payable of Roc,
$2.50
(s-a)
(S.
Kress
8-10
$1.16
7-20
9-
(quar.)
common
Oil Well
Mines.
Kresge
8
$40c
Bridge
8-31
9-15
12-
9-10
50c
(quar.)
>•
9-14
9-20
$1.06y4
1
preferred
9- 4
$1.02Ms
(quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., 5%
Fairbanks, Morse &
*
4
$40c
(quar.)—
(initial)
common
Co.
Quarterly
17c
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp., new
(quar.)_
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
7-31
20c
A
Federal
Service
50c
Co.
Corp.,
Federal
Co., 4.64%
Public
$1.25
(quar.)
Cas
conv.
Erie
Oil
Power
Gulf
Hallnor
Extra
Class
8-15
Gulf
Gulf
8-24
Halliburton
Semi-annual
.
7-16
8-15'
,
1
9-10
9-,7"
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
Equitable
■
9-
8
9-10
R.) Company, Inc.,
and
Knudsen
6-10
12-
(G.
come
3-11
6-30-52
1G0%
(quar.)-
District
Equity
3-31-52
$1.25
9-7
Emsco Derrick
Equipment Co. (quar.)—
Equitable Fire Insurance (South Carolina)—
,
$1.25
70c
preferred
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
"
Watch
Brass
Empire
12-28
preferred
$5 preferred
t25c
Inc.
National
Empire
$1.25
$5
1
___
Electrol,
Elgin
9-29
8-10*
25c
Rubber
12-28
8-10*
10-
Co
&
9-10
8-15
$1.06%
pfd.
(quar.)
Electric
9-29
8-20
Hamilton
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(quar.)
common
8-20
17c
2nd
8-15
9-25
50c
RR.,
1
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-
Monthly
$4.25
$5 prior preferred
Knickerbocker Fund
1
9-
$5
$1.50
Paper Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (monthly)
4.10%
7-16
8-
10-
Common
$1.75
Eddy
Gas,
.
10c
(quar.)
$5
$1.50*
——
Investment
Trust, Ltd
Ecuardorian Corp., Ltd. (stock dividend)—
preferred
75c
$1.25
$1.25
1st preferred
Ohio
Kinney
7-31
'
Economic
Natural
&
8-31
11-23
'
—
Paso
Mobile
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
8-31
9-10
50c
Share
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)_^
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
7-31
1
10-
5
15c
"
.
States Corp.,' $7 pfd. A (accum.)—
preferred B (accum.)____:
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$5 preferred beneficial interest (accum.)_
$6
4%%
Hydraulic,
Company
8-15
25c
(initial)
8-15
25c
5%
Eastern
El
common
50c
Me.)_
Inc.
Street
$12'Ac
Power,
Cananea
When
Per
Name of
7-31
8-15
50c
'
dividend
Kansas
B
Mountain
Holder$
Payable of Reo.
$12'Ac
$25c
'
—
Ltd.——
Eastern Massachusetts
6%
912-
class A_*.
$30c
____
Mines,
Corporation
(Stock
$1.25
$1.25
B
Sullivan
Eastern
.
Gulf
—__
Ltd.,
Copper Co
Greenfield Gas Light, 6% pfd.
Company
Ltd., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Hosiery Mills, cjass A_.A_*
Class
,
Class
Share
Co.,
8-
(quar.)
East
Coal
8-
Freres,
Durham
Company
West
8-25
^quar.)__
(quar.)—_
5%
;
Great
8-25
—_
When
Per
Name of
6
8-25
—
___—
Dupuis
8-
$1.12%
.
A.)
preferred
8-25
14c
:
Bradstreet, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)_
4% '70
Dunham
10c
-
18c
_______
Government
Holder a
Payable of Reo.
15c
—
—
Steel*
*
When
Per
Name
(493)
9-
4
75c
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
25c
8-17
25C
Co
10-
1
9-14
10c
9-
1
8-17
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(494)
per
Name of
Rubber
4>A%
—
$1.50
$5.50
Co.,
preferred
1st
Mississippi
common
40c
37'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
conv.
(quar.)—-—-—--
Monarch
Radio
Television
&
$3.85
Chemical
Montreal
Co.,
C
series
pref.
Works
Locomotive
-
Ltd
Morgan
(Henry)
Lines, Inc.
Co.,
&
Paper
Mills,
(quar.)——
Products
(C.
Mutual
Co.
Paramount
8-10
Park
preferred
our
week.
,
June
to
week
We
removed
in
By-Products
Extra
Can
National
Ltd.,
of
Co.,
Extra
7%
6%
preferred
A
National
Manufactures
Stock
Rubber
Castings
9-20
Co.";
Brothers,
Inc.
Neptune
$2.40
Meter
New
Jersey
Jersey
New
York
New
New
Worsted
Zinc Co
Air
8-10
Pinchin,
8-10
10-20
8-17
9- 1
1
9-
Pittsburgh
$5
9- 7-
9-14
10-11
9-10
8-10
25c
62Vac
25c
8-15
8-15
9-28
7-31
7-81
9-14
11- 1
30c
8-15
50c
8-24
$1.06'A
20c
8-15
8- 1
9-15
8-31
40c
9-10
8-31
37'Ac
(quar.)
—
8-10
10-31
8-15
8-15
8-
60c
9-14
American
Central
$1.12'A
10-1
Northwest
'A %
preferred
Norwich
^
Ohio
Oklahoma
43A%
Old
Olin
Ben
Coal
quar.)
40c
4%
preferred
Ontario
Steel
common
7%
(quar.)
com.
Marine
Co.
8-25
11-10
1
99-
1
9-10
2
8-15
8-17
1
10-10
8-1
5
8-15
7-30
59%c
Ltd.,
—
_
8-15
7-30
4%
4.10%
Canada
Rockland
Rohm
&
Gas
series F
Rolland
Company,
Co.,
Paper
preferred
Rolls-Royce,
regular
Ronson
Ross
preferred.,,.--..
(J.
St.
Paul
St.
Regis
100%
9-25
8-27
$1.25
9-
8-15
$4
8-15
Ltd.,
$5
Paper Co.,
preferred
common
(stock
(quar.)
dividend)
__
>1
$1.75
Fire
«««••«»
—.
1
.
1
10-
1
9-19
Francisco
&
Marine
i
9-15
Shake.
'n
A.)
A
(quar.)——
Suburban
Sun
Oil Co.,
Ray
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
40c
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
tl5c
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-31
1
35c
*$1.06
70c
8-
7
6-
8
9-12
9-
5
9-12
9-
8-31
9-10
10-
5
9-7
1
8-15
8-
3
2nd
$4
(quar.)_,
9-
1
$1.25
—
9-15
12-15
12-
1
20c
10-17
10-10
25c
(quar.)
i
12'Ac
—
(quar.)—
—
1
1
8-
8-22
8-10
9-12
I
7-20
8-31*
11-
1
10-13*
$1
11-
1
10-18*
8-15
7-27
preferred
—
0%
7-20
3-
6
6
9-12
8-31
9-14
8-15
9-14
8-1$
1
8-13
10-15
10-10
9-
9-
9-14
7
1
8-10
8-15
y8- 6
9-10
8-10
8-28
8-15
9-
9-14
8-31
9-14
8-31
9-10
9-
1
12-
1
8-15
8-
1
30c
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-21
25c
8-28
8-10
65c
9-10
8-10
62'Ac
9-14
8-11
8-11
8-15
; '
of
'
Oil
In¬
"25c
9-
1
9-
1
50c
8-15
8-15
;•
5c
8-
9-10
8-23
8-15
12'Ac
8-
10-
*20c
1
4
1
9-15
4.40%
Co.,
9-28
$1.25
12-21
50c
8-15
7-31
7
8-24
9-
37'Ac
12-
4
10-
56c
50c
,,
1
9-14
9-
4
8-15
25c
8-10
7-27
35c
8-15
8-
1
31'Ac
8-15
8-
1
*20c
9-
1
8-15
$1
(quar.) —
11-
1
10-15
1
25c
8-
8-16
7-16
25c
(quar.)
8-15
$10c
(quar.)
9-15
8-24
5c
9-
1
8-15
37'Ac
9-
1
8-15
37'Ac
9-15
9-15
8-17
$1.10
9-15
8-17
8-15
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
8-17
(quar.)
9-
1
10c
preferred
37'Ac
9-
1
8-15
40c
6%
Oil.
10-
1
8-31
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
quar.)
(initial
preferred
Swan-Finch
4%
9-14
$1.25
2'Ac
Swift fz Company—
40c
Tampa
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
Gas Transmission
Common
4'A%
&
convertible
4.50%
Sulphur
Pacific
Thatcher
$2.40
9-
6
10-
9- 7
10-
9- 7
10-
9-
10-
9- 7
$1.16'A
$1.16
10-
9-
—__—
7
10-
9-
7
10-
9- 7
$1.27'/a
Chemical
preferred
7
35c
8-15
8-
1'
25c
9-
1
8-
3
$1.12'A
9-
1
8-3
Corp
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)__—»
8-27
$1
Co
Extra
Texas
1
9-20
8-15
Coal
Glass
&
Oil
Co.
8-14
Quarterly
1
8-14
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-15
8-27
35c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
preference (quar.)__—
...
9-
5
8-10
25c
(quar.)
convertible
Cotton
9-15
25c
Gulf
Texas
7
8-
$1.15
(quar.)____
Transmission,
Eastern
Texas
8-
8-15
35c
Products
Tennessee
1
$1.02'A
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferrred (quar.)
4.65%
1
9-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
9-
50c
Corp
(quar.)_
Electric Co. (quar.)
Inc.
Talon,
1-2-52
50c
50c
50c
Transit
Syracuse
1
75c
8-15
12-10
Extra
9-
2
4
9- 4
9-
10c
25c
Ltd
Sutherland Paper Co., new com.
9-
8-
,
Co.—
Corp.
Mines,
common
Drug
preferred
11.07 y2
8-15
9-
9-28
9-28
40c
25c
45c
$1.15
50c
(quar.)
Gas
Consolidated
91'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
7-31
8-15
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
Securities
preferred
Thomaston
preferred
8-io
,'\.8- 3
.
8
35c
50c
8-31
Oil Co., Ltd.—
preferred
1
25c
Co
Inc.
5.10%
5-
8-10
8-31
40C
common
4.64%
2-
3-20
9-10
$1.37'A
Co. (quar.)
(extra)
1
85c
(quar.)
Corp..
3
50c
—
shares
40
811-
12-10*
9-10
*40c
20c
62'/2c
$1
$1.25
—
—
8-
11-15
9-10*
12-20
87'Ac
(quar.)
common
1
5-15-52
5
9-
45c
8-15
12'Ac
8-15
7-30
9-20
$1.12'A
...
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-
9-15
8c
each
Spring
Propane
4.10%
$1.25
8-15
9-15
87'Ac
$1.05
Quarterly
Quarterly
35c
8-15
9-15
75c
30c
—
(quar.)
;
for
Electric
5
15c
(quar.)
Inc.,
participating
9-
ordinary
Corp-;,——_,L—.
Industries, Inc.
(quar.J—
Co.
(D.
Class
9-15
al5%
4.30%
—u
Ltd. (quar.)
Lithograph—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stein (A.) <fc Company (quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Electric Motors. 4'/a% preferred—
Stonega Coke & Coal Co
Stroock (S.)
& Co. (irreg.)
Struthers Wells Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Sullivan
8-
1
50c
75c
Brothers,
5
8-15
1
8-23
8-15
9-15
Stecher-Traung
9-
—
Arms
Steel
Steak
9-15
Scovill Mfg. Co.—
Scullin
Steel
Suburban
r
for
—
7
8-31
9-14
Standard
5
Ry.
(quar.)_
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Silica
9-
12'Ac 2-15-52
Dillon
8-
25c
7-20
12'/2C
preferred
8-31
*$1.25
50c
1
Extra
Sun
(quar.)
common
;
—
J.
N.
9-15
$1
——
Co.,
1
9-
5
held)
8y3c
«■**».«#«•<-•
Co.
10-
Co., Ltd.—
Railway Equipment Mfg.
37'Ac
(increased quar.)
Transit
preferred
of
Standard
$1.02'A
(quar.)
Insurance
*$1.25
5
quar.)
8-15
50c
pfd.
8-31
1
8-
Brands.
5c
*$1.06'A
Engineering
8-31
1
10-
8-
(quar.)
Power
preferred
25c
common
Works
Paper Co.
Antonio
Paper
10-
$1.75
—
Metal
9-15
10-
7c
$1
3.65%
Oxford
9-15
8-29
*.
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
<quar.),
Scotten'
10-1
"
9-1
Louis-San
$3.40
11-15
9-15
St.
Scott
8-15
1
60c
4»A%
Schenley
7-30
9-1
12-
8-31
8-31
Water
Stedman
$1.12'A
(quar.)——
Savage
8-15
8-23
7-30
8-15
Co,
7-16
1
9-13
8-15
8-15
Co.,
7-16
8-
7-12
7-31
Paper
8-15
8-21
9
5
Power
8-15
1
8-
5
Croix
*$1
8-24
9-7
9-
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-
1
9-
Quarterly
$1
10-
8-15
9-15
$1
25c
$1.12'A
*10c
*15c
8-13
Standard
8-15
Saguenay
8-21
35c
7-27
50c
(quar.)
deposit
receipts
(interim)
O.)
9-19
$0.29589
Co
Co.
8-15
50c
(quar.)_
— —
9-10
9-15
9-
*6c
St.
San
1
9-15
7-31
1
9-
8-31
common
convertible preferred
diana
9- 4
(quar.)
common
7-31
8-15
8-31
Inc.,
Co.
7-16
1
Ltd.—
Art
9-29
7-31
8-25
10-
*27c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
8-20
75c
25'/2c
30'Ac
(quar.)
Stock dividend (one share of Standard
7-31
;
Fund, Ltd.
common
series H
(quar.)
7-31
1
8-15
9-
9- 4
& Brothers, Inc. (quar.)—
Chemical Co., common (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.l
Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc. (quar.)—;
Spencer Shoe Corp
r~.
(increased
8-31
5
50c
Investment
8-15
75c
50c
Quarterly
Spalding (A. G.)
Stuart
Co.
Haas
8-10
1
8-
25c
Tobacco,
J.)
preferred
8-21
10-
9-15
15c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-20
$1.12'A
8-2
Inc.—
8-31
8-10
8-31
50c
preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
Robblns & Myers, common (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred
(quar.)
Participating
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
10c
20c
7-19
75c
(quar.)
1st
*$1.75
common—
9-29
25c
B
40c
—
10- 1
7
*40c
20c
v
3
9-
*25c
5%
50c
,
8-
*40c
8-15
9-
1
non-cum.
7%
1
1
9-14
9-
non-cum.
Class
8-10
11-
■:« 11-15
$1.60
6
9-
,
.
—
Mfg.
8-
i
933Ac
(quar.)
ccramon
preferred
$1
Co.
&
8-15
8-15
12-
$1.60
8-3
8-
1
4
Edison—
(quar.)
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preference (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Standard Oil of California (Del.)
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—
8-17
9-
9-
Co. (quar.)
Works (quar.)
conv.
(qudr.)
Southern Natural Gas Co. (quar.)
Southern Railway Co., common
(quar.)_—
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Associated Telephone—
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
(Dallas, Tex.)
Stamford
Knitting
Regent
8- 3
11-
(quar.)
__
(quar.)
Ovens-IIlinois-Glass
9-10
8-15
.
333Ac
50c
Corp., common '(irreg.)
preferred
(quar.)
Outboard
8-15
8
*$1.75
(quar.)_
(reducedt
2nd
20c
;
Co.,
(quar.)
Products,
(quar.)
convertible
$1.12'A
<quar.)_
pfd.
Falls
4'/a %
(quar.).
(quar.)
Stores
American
preferred
Oswego
5%
35c
common..
A
1st
Owl
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
33A%
Inc., common
Co.,
4'A%
$1.31'A
Gas
Pottery
9-
1
7-20
9-14
50c
'
—
Co,
A
8-
;k
preferred
Corp.
Industries,
Onondaga
7%
Natural
preferred
8-15
8-14
8-15
10- 2
8-15
90c
tquar.)
Standard
$1.50
(quar )
Co.,
EXtrBf
Co.,
Tube
Co.
Purina
—
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—
Company
$3.50
4
$1.25
Common
35c
6% pfd. (quar.)
Refining—1
Electrotype
4%
4%
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd.,
Seamless
9-7
8-20
8-14
$1.50
Service—
convertible
Flour
1
9-10
9-
8-31
9-
7-31
Lathe
Common
Spiegel,
:
2
10-
7-31
Spokane Portland Cement
1
$1.25
Rice-Stix,
-
9-29
(quar.)
Co.
8-23
60c
(quar.)
Pharmacal
4.50 %
Ogilvie
Public
Ins.
8-15
$1
Lumber
preferred
Marine
&
1
25c
8-31
8-
50c
9-15
$1
(quar.)
9-29
7-31
:
$2
8-31
1
8-31
20c
8-31
$1
9-29
quar.)—
9-29
15c
8-15
35c
9-29
10-
8-15
25c
(quar.)
—
Rhecm Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)
4'A% convertible preferred (initial quar.)
25c
(increased
8-15
8-15
7-16
8-15
(quar.)—
common
common
Canada
Southern
S4.50
410c
(s-a)
9-1
8-25
Co.—
Spencer
9-1
(year-end)
of
Co.' (quar. I
9-20
$1.02
(R.
9-
8-17
1
—
Reynolds
$1
1
9-14
8-15
Common
Resources
*$1
9-
10-
40c
8
(quar.)
7-25*
50c
(quar.).
1
7-11
7-20
Co.—
8-
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.—
Semi-annual
5!4%
Gas
9-
Co.
Bancorporation
Northwestern
&
9-10
8-10
1
8-15
75c
Mexico
New
9-15
25c
8-
84c
8-31
%
8-15
$1.05
8-31
75c
8-15
1
$1.06 Mi
—
9-10
75c
8-15
1
9-
$1.50
.
9-14
7
1
9-
65C
*50c
9-
9-
Hampshire—
Distribution Shares,
Power
Reading
Red
8-15
1
c
$1
(increased quar.)
12'Ac
9-
7-24
45c
Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
50c
30c
Oil
Gas
Redwood
7-17
9-7
(quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of New York
Extra-
Northern
8-15
8-6
45C
■'
*5c
Insurance
Liberties
of
Oil
preferred
$2
9-7
(Hartford)
Northeastern Water Co., $4
prior pfd. (quar.)
$2 preferred
(s~a)
Northern
8-15
1
Co
Texas
1
1
1
Northeastern
Fire
State
Rapid
1
10-
Co. (quar.)
Ry. Co., com. (quar
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 preferred
Mines, Ltd
North
'■
7-31-
37'/a
quar.)—.
Co.,
Rayonier,
10-
Norunda
North
9„
8-15
$1
■;
common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Quebec
93%c
Ry.
adjustment preferred
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
Extra
-
42'Ac
—
Western
>
8-17*
15c
'
$1.12%
—
&
Oil
Quaker
7
1
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
Southern
8-17*
1
9-
$1.25
——
(quar.)
Quaker Oats Co.,
9-
9-
25c
common—
8-25
9-28
*50c
*56'Ac
*75c
—
Iron
&
California
4.88%
8-25
9-15
—75c
Co.,
Pulp
Bend
4.08%
50c
8-15
10-1
8
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
conv.
Southern
7-20
9-21
Steel
Corp.,
Soundview
Ltd.—
17'A %
New
of
Sugar
8-20
$2.50
-
preferred (quar.)
j.
•
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (1949 series)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
;
4%
8-
(quar.)
(increased
1
$1.50
3%%
Southern
Inc.
Ralston
-
$4.50
1
Co.
Co.
Alegre
Quaker City
8-15
$1.25
1
40c
22'Ac
8c
31'Ac
Aircrait
Solar
Sonotone
9-
(N.J.)
preferred
Service
Quarterly
Electric & Gas—
Norfolk
Co.
9-
8-31
4
50c
—
9-10
40c
4
9-
————
(increased
Service Electric
5%
8- 8
—
9-
9-30
South
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
10c
—
9-30
,
75c
——
Norfolk
4'A%
Punta
Co.—
12-14
1-2-52
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.
9-14
$1
Oil
4.20%
8-3
Quarterly
PulJman,
9-14
1
9-15
10-
*30c
—_————
3 '/2 %
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Pure
9-28
10-
37'Ac
Quarterly
8-17
—
9-1$
8-1
(quar.)
$1.40 div. pref. common (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)
8- 3
7-26
40c
,4
8-17
,
3.35%
9- 5
9-1
8-10
17'Ac
—
9-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
Smith (Alexander),
12-14
—
Public
1
10c
(irreg.)
dloss-Sheftield
8-15
Common
75c
40c
—
Skeliy
8-28
10- 1
8-20
1
40c
$1
(quad)
8-20
1-2-52
9-10
10-
A———__———*$1
Corp.
1
$1.12'/a
1
9-10
25c
$1.13
$1.25
23c
9-10
10-
15c
3114c
8-10
1
*$1
(quar.)———— *$1.12 'A
9-
$1.12 Mi
6
8-
9-10
10-
50c
—
9-1
$1
9-20
8-31
Oil
Sinclair
9-20
8-13
preferred
4'A%
.9-10
$1.25
Electric Light,
6%
pfd. (accum.)
Public'National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)—
Public
8-1
8-
8-10
1
—
Class B
2
8-10
9-
(quar.)_
pfd.
Company
$1.75
(quar.)
Gamble
Public Service
8- l
8-14
(quar.)»—
(quar.)
Common (quar.)
Co.
America
8-31
9-14
40c
(final)
WaTer'co.
&
4.20%
8-27
Simpsons' Ltd., class
35c
Public
-
Simmons
8-15
$2.50
-
Procter
8-lo.
8-31
30c
35c
(initial
York State
of
Co.
Princeton
50c
9-10
1
1
Extra
8-24
11- 1
Steel
Potash
9- 7
9-28
1
pfd. (quar.)
5%
5%
Ltd.,
& Sons.
(H.)
9-
25c
—,
——.————-w_—
10-
9-
Co.,
(quar.)-
$1.06
8-15
Associates,
A
$1.25
(quar.)_.„————————
Porsmouth
9-28
Simon
25c
Pocahontas,; Fuel.; Co—
12- 1
Class
9-10
1
60 c
Chemical
(quar.).—
Co.
10-
60c
Coke &
preferred
Plomb Tool
1
&
shares
7-16
(resumed).
Co.
(quar.)
Corp. of America, class A (quar.)——
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)-————
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.y class B
25C
(quar.)
Inc.
Johnson
American
York,
New
Mills,
2-
25C
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Shoe
quar.)——————
Petroleum Co.—
(initial
common
Pillsbury
11-
8-15
9-20
10-10
50c
Silverwood Western Dairies,
;
(quar.)——
Phillips
11-15
10-10
*27'Ac
(s-a)
preferred
4%
9-20
9-14
Extra
8-
33c 2-15-52
——--—
Co.
8-15
*75c
$1
'
Co.—
Co.
Manufacturing
2-15-52
33c
9-29
25%
Chicago & St. Louis RR,—
6% preferred A (quar.)
V New York Dock Co., $5 non-cum. pfd.
4
V
x$1.50
Co—
25c
33c
————
12-14
*25c
Class A
2-
9-17
12-27
10-10
50c
60c
Corp.
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd.
Sherwin Williams Co., common
3
11-
Phelps Dodge Corp.—————-—
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common————
50c
(quar.)
common
Mills—
Brake
common
8-15
8-31
10-
9-15
12-15
8-10
9-27
10-10
Extra
1
10-
11-15
9-14
10-15
9- 1
10-30
9- 1
10- 1 .v
8-31
7-26
25C
pref. common (quar.)
Philadelphia Insulated Wire
9- 1
8-31
9-14
62/2c
(quar.)
——
Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
8-10
$15c .1-2-52
Co., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
New Calumet Mines, Ltd.
New Haven Gas Light
12-15
1-1-52
8-10
$1.12'A
450c
Co.
New Britain Gas Light
New
9
25c
(quar.)
Casualty
12-20
25c
(quar.)
(increased)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
4% redeemable pfd. A (quar.)_.
4'A% redeemable pfd. B (quar.)
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd., cl. B. (s-a)
Steel
8-10
1
333Ac
333Ac
(quar,)
B
Class
Sharon
9-15
Co
common
8-27
$12'Ac
*15c
5c
Paper Co. (increased quar.)
Amsterdam
New
8-
1
9-20
25c
New
preferred
Mur
8-
(quar.)
15c
65c
————
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.
Nekoosa-Edwards
\Vhcel
Telephone,
*0c
———
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4'A% pfd.
Nestle-Le
8-.)
8-27
20c
National Starch Products, Inc.—1
Common (increased quar.)
Neiser
2
o
-
Co
Corp.—
Stores
Machinery
1
1
8-li>
—;
„
;
—
7—
National Paper«& Type
6% preferred (quar.)
1
9-
—-
8- 7
-
_
$1.75
,—
&
dividend
National
Corp
8-31
(quar.)———
Steel
&
9-
8-
Corp.
<
415c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Malleable
8-31
40c
Perfect Circle
——:i-.i
preferred B
National
8-31
9-15
15C
9- 7
-
common
9-15
31'Ac
10-la
—
—
9-14
*35c
8- 9
—
(quar.)
National Lead
<
8- o
error.
(quar.)
A
7-20
$1
column,v
—■—
A
6
8-
Pheoil
preferred (quar.)
Welding Machines (quar.)
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)-—National Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class B__—
class
7-31
8-
9-26
$1
8-27
9-14
there each
that the line
common
class
8-15
7-20
1
9-
65c
—
convertible preferred (quar.)_
$1.35 convertible preferred B
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co. of Delaware (quar.)
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)—
——
Securities Acceptance Corp. (Omaha), com. ♦
5%
preferred (quar.)
———
Seiberling Rubber Co., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)_-,___—
5% class A (quar.)_.
—_
Serrick Corp.,-class A (quar.)—
$1.35
*20c
Permutit
Electric
60c
8-10
COi/
that
(quar.)—
60c
6
8-24'
(quar.)
convertible preferred
$2.60
3
9-14
Common
in
60c convertible
National
8-
15c
(quar.)———
Co.
8-10
Corp. (increased)Register Co. (quar.)
& Chemical Co. of Canada,
Cash
Drug
8-10
75c
8-23
'
National
Cement
Peninsular
de-
was
-
National
8-10
1
12'Ac
50c
reported
dividend
regret
1
9-
———
Peninsular Grinding
have appeared
since.
was
National
and
column
old
our
Peerless
8-10
8-io
8-31
It should have then been trans-
ferred
and should
9-
....-
9- 1
(quar.)
dividend
25
dividend
new
10c
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
on
8-
—
$1.75
Inc.
(quar.)
above
declared
7-20
8-15
preferred (quar.)—————■
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
5 %
preferred (quar.),^----A--~'----'---'--;
Pennsylvania Power Co,, 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR,
(s-a).——
50c
The
7-31
8-15
$1,32
Extra
7%
8-15
75c
40c
Quarterly
8-31
8-23
>
30c
Mfg.
8-17
50c
Co.,
7-31
(quar.)....
Corp.
Transportation
8-16
Co
Biscuit
Distillers
8- fo
75c
National
Motors
8-31
$1-50
$1-50
Fibres
7-31
8-15
30c
Inc
Refining
Corp. (irreg.)...
8-15
9- 1
(quar.)
Automotive
8-15
31'Ac
25c
(quar.)
&
20c
r
—
(quar.)
National
National
31'Ac
-i*.—
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.).
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Acme
7-31
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Peden Iron & Steel (quar.)
8-31
9- 1
9-1
9-14
9-10
9-30
9- 1
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
6%
7-31
8-15
7%
8-31
8-31
America—
oi
343kc
31'Ac
Airways,
Producing
Tilford
&
Parmelee
8- l
8-31
9-28
12"2®
9- 4
preferred
preferred
7-31
8-15
(quar.).
World
American
Pan
9-10
8-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
„
6%
1
8-15
10c
(quar.).
50c
37'Ac
—-
(quar.)
Company
Chemical
8-10
*$1.2o
i$ 1.19
$2.50
50c
59%c
40c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.
G.)
Panhandle
9-
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
31'Ac
5% preferred (quar.)_
Seaboard Air Line RR. Co.,
6%
non-cum.
preferred A (quar.)__—$1.-2J
5% non-cum. preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
Seaboard Finance Co., com. (quar.)
45c
37'Ac
Special
preferred
Murphy
8--3
7-31
75c
t22'Ac
125c
t$1.75
t$1.75
37'Ac
—
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
(quar.)
Mosinee Paper Mills
(quar.)
Motor
7-Ji
10-
-
(quar.)—
preferred
4%
Share
Company.
*25c
!
Pacific Western Oil Corp., common
Ltd.—
(J. P.) & Company Inc.
4%%
Mills
Name of
1951
Holier$
When
Payable of Ree»:
Per-
Payable of Rte,
50c
Lighting Corp.
Pacific
Paton
preferred (initial quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Morris
Pacific
8-15
120c
5%
Morgan
y-io
9-17
11-16
9-1
9-1
8-10
9- 1
9- 1
——
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preference (quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
4% redeemable preference (quar.)
7% preferred series A (quar.)
7% preferred series B (quar.)
Moore-McCormack
7"?°
J*1®
Electric Co.—
&
preferred (quar.)
•*
5'A% 1st preferred (quar.),
5% 1st preferred (quar.)..J
——
5% redeemable 1st preferred (quar.).,—
5% redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.) —
4.80% redeemable preferred (quar.)
'Ac
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)—
/-Ju
Share
:v
1st
34%c
50c
62'Ac
96>Ac
—
Monongahela Power, 5'/a% preferred (quar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine Co. (quar.)—
Monsanto
;
7-30
10- 1
10-1
12-15
9-15
$$1.25
*50c
$1.25
& Co., Ltd.
(J. S.)
8-ij>
S1-37/?
$1.15
Power
Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Mitchell (Robert) Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Monarch Life Ins. (Springfield, Mass.) (s-a)
Mitchell
6%
7 20
8-15
of Company
Pacific Gas
9-8
9- 8
10- 1
10-1
8-10
Reclaiming,
preferred
Minneapolis-Moline
Name
Monday,>August 6,
Holder•
When
ret
■
Payable of Ree. ~
com. (quar.) —
260
(quar.)——5C'/,c
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)——
20 Ac
Midwest
Rolden ■-<
When
-
Share
Company
.
.
,
9-15
8-31
8-15
7-31
60c
Mills
—.—
—
9-15
25c
—.—
1
1-2-52
12-15
25c
4-2-52
3-15
25c
10-
Volume 174
Number 5035
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(«5)
Products,
Share
Inc.,
4% preferred (quar.)__
Thrifty Drug Stores Inc.
Tides Water
•
Tide
Associated
Water
Power
Co.,
9-14
8-31
8-31
8-10
9-
Name
U.
8-10
50c
____
1
5%
&
preference
S.
,,
7-31
7-31
7 %
preferred
7%
preferred
(interim)
5%
9-10
8-
$1.06 V*
9-
1
8-16
8-15
8-10
deposit
receipts
Quarterly
Quarterly
TruaxrTraer
for
ord.
Rubber
11-10
9-10
8-31
Universal
Pictures
9-12
8-31
Universal
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)-_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
(Calif.)
Aircraft
10-
9-1
50c
87
___i
^C
8-15
7-20
50C
8-
9
7-10
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
*
4V2%
United
Corp.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Biscuit
Co.
of
United
Class
A
J38c
(quar.)_
1
8-15
Extra
,_
Cos.
8-31
9-10
9-10
8-24
•
Common
1%
United
6%
75c
8-14
8-
1
(quar.)
8-14
8-
Improvement Co.
Illuminating
t75c
10-
L>.uv.ru
S.
$4
1
7
9-
Starrs
Corp.,
convertible
pfd.
6%
U.
a.
S.-Hoffman
S.
U.
8.
Co.
(N.
10-
1
1-2-52
12-22
50C
8-17
Y.)
1
Detinning
preferred
J.),
9-10
8-24
60c
&
1
Wilson
1
winsted
11-
10-15
$1
$1
4
8-24
4
8-13.
Wisconsin
9-10
3.60%
(irreg.)___
9-20
10-20
10-10
9-10
•8-10
t30c
:
(quar.)
7-31
Wood
1
8-10
(quar.)
„9-;i
8-10
8-10
8-10
15c
8-15
8-
&
Fire
Fixture
8-
& Snowdrift
Sugar
West
Virginia
8-15
8-17
Western
8-24
Western
22 %c
1-2-52
12-14
75c
9-20
Canada
Life
Co.
8-15
8-
10c
(s-a)
Co.,
Inc.
(year-end)
(quar.)
7%-
11-30*
1
8-10
Wurlitzer
8-17
Wyandotte
8-24
1st
Co.
9-15
9-15
$1.12(4
8-15
8-
9-
Wyatt
7-31
9-
1
9-
-
.9-14
;
25c
8-22
7-30
Ltd
J25c
^Helena,
Mont.)
Yale
1
30c
&
9-
11-
1
1
7-23
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
&
Co.,
(quar.)
Towne Mfg.
8-
1
8-15
10-31
10-15
8-15
7-31
35c
10-
3.
8-31
1
9-14
8-31
8-15
31 Vic
9-
1
8-15
50c
9-
1
(quar.)
common
30c
al5%
8-22
6-25
25c
8-10
25c
9-
1
8-20
25c
10-
1
9-20
25c
11-
1
10-20
20c
9-
1
8-15
10c
8-31
10c
8-31
8-16
$1.40
9-29
9-21
(quar.)
Works
•;
8-10
-
.
Co
Co.
9-15
$1.25
___
Co.
Boiler
1
9-
28c
common
(quar.)
W.) Co. (quar.)
W.) & Co., Ltd.—
&
7-23
9-
$1.50
Light Co.
Worsted
8-15
30c
90c
Power
;
10-15
8-15
15c
*.
1
8-
8-15
$2.50
1
(quar.)
50c
10-
8-
•
1
'
8-16
1
9-10
1
•
9-15
9-
7
x
Less Jamaica income
y Corrected
8-30
$7
9-15
$2.50
(quar.)
8-
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Caradian non-residents' tax.
IPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
resident tax .15%; resident tax
7%.
a Less British income tax.
.V\-
—
(accum.)_____
10c
'
(quar.)
(Rudolph)
Metal
1
RR.—
preferred
9-28
,
Paper
&
Breweries,
Maryland
30c
i
9-14
a
Extra
6
8-
50c
Common
Western
8-31*
9-28
Worumbo
1
9-
$1
1
•
preferred
8-15
t$1.75
___
(quar.)
Ins.
8-15
50c
American deposit rets,
(interim)
Mfg. Co.________________
Wrigley (William)
Jr. Co.
(monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
7-31
20c
Corp.
Pulp
preferred
8-15
15c
Steel
(F.
7-31
Co
7-25
31(4c
(quar.)
Power
(Alan)
Woolworth
1
8-15
(quar.)
Insurance
Engir.eer'ng
7-25
40c
Electric
(F.
1
8-15
t20c
(quar.)
7-30
8-15
(quar.)
Crampton Corp.
Woolworth
7-25
___________
8-14
15c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Woodall Industries, Inc.,
7-25
$1.12(/2
}20c
80c class A
(quar.)
8-24
Rubber
5%
$1.06(4
_
,
9-10
37y2c
(quar.)_(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(quar.)
•
8-31
8-15
50c
(quar.)'__
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
8-17
.
$1.12
Corp.
6%
9-
25c
25c
(quar.)
common
50c
1
12-20
9-
9-
35c
Ltd.
Winters &
'9-14
1
Extra
35c
Extra
7
75c
A
Indies
9-
Quarterly
1
20c
__
(quar.)
common
Company,
Showcase
9-
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
class
50c
:
...
912-
1
9-14
ccm.
&
Gibbs Sewing Machine
:
Lines, 5%
1st preferred
(s-a) J
Hosiery Co., common
9-10
12-10
10-
s.
<
9-
(quar.)__
Oil
Co.
8-7
(quar.)__ $$1.12(4
Wilcox
8
9-1
7
common
Co.,
preferred A
$1.25
(quar.)__
preferred
$1.06 >/4
(s-a)
Pipe & Foundry Co.
Co.
(S.D.)
Mfg.
Inc.,
preferred
Brothers
Electric
$1.25
(quar.)
Amulet Mines,
4V2%
(quar.)...
common
Co.,
8-
8-
50c
__j.__
4(4% pfd.
Instrument Corp.
Dental
8-15
9-1
25c
Co
Stores,
9-15
95c
Willcox
America__
(quar.)
preferred
West
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(N.
of
preferred
S.)
Auto
9-13
,
Ltd.,
convertible
6%
Wesson Oil
8-10
10-
5%
62 V2C
Washington Gas Lignt Co.
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Machinery Corp.;—
preferred
Lines Co.
4Ya%
>
$1
(S.
Whitehead
8-10
$1.75
(quar.)
White's
(quar.)
Wellman
7-27
1
White
preferred
Wellington
9-12
9-
8-15
8-30
prior
Weber
8-31
1
8-15
40c
(quar.)
Guarantee
4(4%
$1.50
iquar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
U.
U.
9-29
10-
1
50c
10-19
Wico
'
Finishing Co.,
7%
.
'
v:
'55c
__
,..
'
U.
35c
(quar.)__
9-
9-10
$1.06 V*
pfd.
Electric
1
9-20
80c
Co
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)
Weston
11-
1
1
50c
common
(quar.)
Coal
1-
40c
quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
B
(George),
Co.
Corp.
preferred
WestmOrelaad
»9-15
Waterous,
•
Gas
12Vac
Inc.
7%
Electric
Westmoreland, Inc.
10c
3
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred A (quar )
United
(quar.)
4(4%
Co.,
preferred
Washington Steel
Fuel
United
8-15
3
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
$4.50
United Engineering & Foundry Co.-^-
i
7-31
1
1
$4.50
8-24
.
8-15
1
Waite
7-31
25c
(quar.)___——
$1.50
(initial
common
3.80%
10-
Warren
7-16
25c
Coal
7-27
10-
Walker
3
?35c
Electric
8-15
New
Westinghouse
$2
Vulcan
8-15
10-
7
Weston
Sugar (Cuba).
Virginia Coal & Jron Co
Vogt Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)__
8-17
1
9-
10-15
$1.12%
:
class
9-
40c
(quar.)_
com.
B
United
>
$1.12 Vi
:
America,
(quar.)
Corporations, Ltd.,
2-
10-
62%c
7%
$4.50 preferred
;
2-15-52
6
Vertientes-Camaguey
Air
Lines, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—
7-31
(quar.)
5%
7-20
8-15
$1.12%
1
lo
11-
9-
Vapor Heating Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)
7-20
8-15
$1
.
8-
11-15
preferred
Knitting
Vanadium
7-20
8-15
92»/2cr
1
8-15
$1.25
5%
3
8-
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
9-
8-15
(quar.)
preferred A
9-28
25c
75c
preferred A
11-20
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
5%
Inc.—
preferred
Cap,
8-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
5%
prior
Utlca
6
8-
9-10
1
preferred
Co.,
5%
5%
9-20
1
8-15
25c
preferred
United
10-
$i.06l4
(quar.)___;
$4
convertible
,
$1.50
(quar.)
Share
Railroad
1
8.
Co\npany
Pacific
8-15
9-15
1
*1.75
Co.
Products
62V2C
;
__
(quar.)_______
$3.70
Union
6%
Western
tl7%c
„
preferred
$6
JUauoiatones,
11-15
Co.. (quar.)
Carbide & Carbon Corp.
(quar.)__
Union, Electric Co. of Missouri—
United
Cooler,
Insurance
uinvcisai
Upressit Metal
(Union
$4.50
Universal
8-15
8-15
9-
$1.75
Ltd
Corp.,
40c
.
(quar.)_____
Salle St. Corp.
&
Corp.,
Stores
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
La
Steel
united
25c
Co.
__
t
;
3
Universal
,___
Coal
Temper
South
United
25c
Union. Asbestos
.
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
Tyer Rubber, $4.25 preferred
1
10-
20c
56 (4c
(quar.)_
8-21
208
4
62 %c
r__
When
per
Name of
of Rec.
1
Spring
8-31
i True
/
9-
4 % %
8-15
_
Payable
75c
common.
series A
(quar.)___
& Bumper, common (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
U. S. Steel Corp.—
U.
8-15
(quar.)_
Toledo Edison Co., 4V2%
t
Co.,
Holdert
When
Share
Lithograph
15c
common
(quar.)
Corp. (St. Louisi
(quar.)___
Securities Tiust Co., Ltd.-^—
"
Amer.
<
Company
25c
preferred
Insurance
Tobacco
;
•
of
Printing
3334c
$1.35
Title
,
S.
preferred (quar.)__
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
.
.
8-31
SI
(quar.)„
Per
of Rec
9-14
12 (/2c
_____
(quar.)_
Oil
Payable
50c
(quar.)____
com.
Holden
When
Per
Name o1 Company
.Thompson
47
8-10°
Previous
payment
tax.
holders
or
published dates
of
record
dates
are
reported
here
incorrect.
were
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Warrant
>
'
Sale
Ala.
—
The
issue of
$30,000 general obligation street
improvement warrants was purchased by Odess, Martin & Herzberg, of Birmingham, as 3s, at par.
Dated July 1, 1951.
000
Sale—The
bonds
1951
Hendrix &
the
and
issue of $200,-
works
water
The
Ala.
Opp,
Bond
Centre,
series
revenue
purchased
was
by
Mayes, of Birmingham,
Cumberland
Securities
bonds
1951.
—
The
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Neff &
rington, of San Francisco.
2%s, 3s and 3J4s, at
ipation
warrants
purchased
by Odess, Martin & Herzberg, of
Birmingham, as 3s, at par. Dated
July 15, 1951.
Bond
Not
Natural
Gas
Ala.
Sold—The
$430,000
revenue-1951
offered
on
—were
Clerk
Glick,
of Board of Super¬
visors, will receivepealed bids
un¬
Sept, 13 for the purchase
$231,000 school bonds.
July 26—v. 174, p. 316
County (P.
Scottsboro), Ala.
Warrant
Sale
—
issue of
$60,000
Clerk,
Capital
School
Outlay
was purchased by Courts
Co., of Atlanta, as 2s, at a price
bonds,
general
June
on
inclusive.
143,000
July 1, 1951.
*
Jasper, Ala.
,
$55,000
Sterne, Agee & Leach, both of
Birmingham, jointly, as 2V2s, at a
price of 98.50. Dated May 1, 1951.
,
from
1952
Due
Jasper, Ala.
'
:
Bond Sale—The issue of $12,000
■'
;
improve¬
ment
bonds
was
purchased by
Berney Perry & Co., of Birmingham, as 3V4S, at par. Dated June
1, 1951.
; v
The
bonds
are
Interest
1951.
June
from
1
dated
1,
J-D.
nix.
'9.
:
' '
■' /
■■
i'v?.
1967
Fresno
CALIFORNIA
(P.
Toll
O.
1120
N.
Public
of
Secretary
of
Warrant
Sale
—
The
(PST)
issue of
v.
174,
$200,000 State Gasoline Tax Anticipation warrants was purchased
by Thornton, Mohr & Co., and the
First
National
Montgomery,
,
a
price
of
Bank,
jointly, as
99.87.
Dated
1951.
both
214s,
of
at
June 1,
Toll
the
Works
and
Authority,
First
Toll
p.
America
of
on
Sept. 15 from
inclusive.
The
$2,140,000
of
Bank
Portland,
Pressprich & Co., of New
York City, and Hannaford & Tal¬
bot, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost of
Due
June
on
Aug.
15
for
the
Bridge
.,
'
Mateo-Alameda
bonds.
San
Bridge
Due
on
Sept. 1, 1976.
Mateo-Alameda
bonds.
l34s.
1964
Fresno
Olivehurst Public Utility Dist.,
Yuba
County (P. O.
Olivehurst), Calif.
Due
on
Due
to
June
on
15,
(P.
—
J.
15
County (P. O.
Oroville), Calif.
000
O.
San
building bonds
bonds.
Due
to
1971
Aug.
&
Savings
Francisco, at
a
as
$274,-
purchased
1
inclusive.
of
price of 100.16,
follows:
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
until
7:30
(DST)
p.m.
on
Aug. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
92,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
on
Aug. 9
for the purchase of $930,000 build,
to
1976
inclusive.
M-L
Interest
Legality approved by Reed, Hoy
&
Washburn, of New York City.
New
Castle
County,
Hill-
Rose
Minquadale Sch. Dist. No. 47
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
of
School
of
Board
Trustees, will receive sealed biar
at
the
office of Leonard
North
315
Wilmington,
on
G. Ha^-
Attorney for the Board, 314
ner,
Aug.
15
Dated, Sept.
1
to
bas
Offering
American
until
for
$452,340 building
$56,000 41/2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1956
a
Bond Offering—Ervin S. Jester
Association,
126,000 2V2S. Due
follows:
School Dis¬
on
was
of
City,
Special Sch. Dist., De\
—
Joseph E
Kleckner, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond
Chairman
net interest cost of about 2.71%,
L. Brown,
000 building bonds, as
Sale—The issue
York
price of 100.52,
a
DELAWARE
District,
by the Bank of America National
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $50,$20,000 Friant Union
Unified School
Co., of New
aoout 1.42%.
New Castle
Butte
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
10:30
a.m.
(PST) on
1952
—
15
inclusive.
1970
Offering
from
&
IV2S, at
ing series 1951 bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from 195
The $35,000
Fire
Department - 1951 bonds offered
on Aug* 1—v. 174, p. 408—were
awarded to Hannaford & Talbot,
of San Francisco, as 4s.
a
trict
Sale
Paradise
June
on
County Sch. Dists.
Fresno), Calif.
Bond
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 bonc^
offered on Aug. 2—v. 174, p. 316,
were awarded to a syndicate cor. posed of Glore, Forgan & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., and G. H. Wall ♦
174, p. 316—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Blyth &
Co., of San Francisco, California
Bank, of Los Angeles, and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of
Chicago, as 2^4 s, at a price of
100.01, a basis of about 2.24%.
Trust
pur¬
■
San
Due
IV2S.
•
from
&
ot
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
700,000
Trust
follows:
as
l34s.
1956 inclusive. Interest F-A.
er
Bond
District,
County (P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Browr.,
County Clerk, will receive sealei
Bond Sale—The $365,000 sewer1951 bonds offered on Aug. 1—v.
Savings Bank of Chicago,
1.64%,
National
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
as 2V2S, at a price of 101.87,
a basis of about 2.34%.
'
School
Union
Fresno
on
July 31—
on
Riverview
bids-until
10:30 a.m.
(PST) 01;
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $25,00
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1
1951. Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 t
Dist.,
Mountain View, Calif•
Sept. 15 from
W.
R.
Sch.
cisco,
408—were awarded to a
National
Unified
Sept. 15 from
will
a.m.
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1971 incl.
4,000,000
on
—
1,
school
July 31—v. 174,
408—were awarded to the Bank
syndicate composed of the Harris
1,055,000
Street,
follows:
$4,350,000
p.
$385,000
chase of $8,350,000 revenue.bonds,
as
•
on
interest
net
City Unified Sch. Dist.,
County (P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
Sale
Aug.
Sale—The $470,000
Authority
receive sealed bids until 11:30
County (P. O.
Opelika), Ala.
Francisco, at
a
on
1971
dated
Angeles County (P. O.
Angeles), Calif.
Bond
1953.
Bridge
Sacramento), Calif.
Bond
Offering—C. H. Purcell,
Director
to Dean
1966 inclusive.
to
Bond
about
California
are
bonds offered
1956 inclusive.
15,000 234s. Due
Trust &
June
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess, Robinette & Linton, of Phoe¬
sewer
Lee
100.06,
1952 to
t
general obligation
of
1
Los
about 2.68%, as follows:
school bonds offered
on
bonds
O.
awarded
$10,000 3V2S. Due
to
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
-
public improvement bonds was
purchased by Hendrik & Mayes,
and
•
1
and water revenue
sewer
bonds.
Bond Sale—The issue of
price
Dis¬
Aug.
on
Calif.
Witter & Co., of San
a
bonds.
purpose
1971
■
(P.
School
Due
1951. Interest F-A.
Los
$45,000 school
July 30—v. 174,
on
were
—
cost of
follows:
as
$149,000
Due
Dated
316
1957 to
Barbre,
bonds.
from 1954 to 1966 inclusive.
The
District,
Fresno
&
of 100.47.
p.
will
warrants
,
of
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST). on Aug.
14 for the purchase of $292,000
O.
The
Tempe, Ariz.
Offering — E. M.
Bond
City
Jackson
Her-
Tranquillity
trict
The
—
20,000 2V2S. Due
bonds
not sold./"
Sale
bonds offered
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Offering — William O.
til
Bonds
Costa
„
ARIZONA
was
Hartselle,
School
Union
Contra
July 1, 1951.
issue of
$50,000 State Gasoline Tax Antic¬
30,000
Montebello
Danville
Dated
par.
Martinez),
'•
1,
Corporation of Nashville, jointly,
as
County (P. O.
Butler), Ala.
Sale
Sept.
M-S.
Legality ap¬
proved by Edmund G. Brown, At¬
torney-General of the State, and
Choctaw
Warrant
dated
are
Interest
7
the
-
-
Building,
p.m.
(EST'
purchase c"
1951
1*1951. Due
bonds
on
Sept.
from 1952 to 1975 inclusive. In¬
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York
City.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(496)
FLORIDA
Jacksonville, Fla.
Certificate Offering — Earle E.
Commis¬
Jones, Secretary of City
sion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 9 for
the purchase of $282,000 Recrea¬
tional Facilities Fund-1951 certi¬
ficates of indebtedness. Dated July
62,000 Malheur County, Ore., 4%
Jordan Valley Irrigation Dist.
refunding. Due on Jan. 1 from
1952
J-J.
: ■■est
Ps.
.
4%
1
awarded to
Chase
the
of
Phelps,
net
Trust Co.,
and
& Co., all of New
Fenn
City, at
interest
Bank,
National
Bank &
Chemical
York
a
price of 100.03, a
a
about 2.26%,
of
cost
follows:
as
$100,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1, 1953.
000,000 2y4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
road bonds
was
purchased by The
revenue
174, p. 316—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., Byron
Brooke & Co., and Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner, all of Atlanta, at a
v.
price of par, a net interest cost
2.41%, as follows:
Sale—The $720,000 build¬
1952 to 1960 inclusive.
purchased by
000 water bonds was
370,000 1.70s. Due
1961
1957
1967
to
from
36,000 2y4s. Due
on
will
until 10
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $3,-
Due
Jan.
on
bonds.
Jan. 1, 1970. Optional
on
1955 to 1970
from
1
134
County
Bond Offering
1,000,000 Electric street lighting
bonds
1955 to 1970 inclusive.
1 from
The
$325,-
purchased
was
1970. Optional on Jan.
1 from 1955 to 1970 inclusive.
1,100,000 bridge bonds. Due on
Jan. 1, 1970. Optional on Jan.
Sale—The issue of
school
by Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., of
bonds
1951.
dated
are
Sept. 1,
Legality* ap¬
J-J.
Interest
proved by Chapman & Cutler; of
Chicago.
-
Savannah, and Associates.
bids
Sch.
Dist.
series 18 bonds offered
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
on Aug. 2—v, 174, p. 316 — were
awarded to
Avenue, Washington 25,
D.
C.),
the
of
Vermont
811
syndicate composed
a
Harris
Trust
Northern
Bank,
&
7:30
Due
inclusive.
receive
sealed
(CDST)
p.m.
on
Dec. 1
from
Interest
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
C.
Beck,
receive
Jr.,
Trust
Savings
Con¬
Co.,
Trust Co., First National Bank,
will City National Bank & Trust Co.,
sealed
Treasurer,
until
bids
2
p.m.
<DST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase
of
$1,241,000
cates,
bonds
certifi¬
and
follows:
as
$102,500
Garland County, Ark.,
4% water and sewer improve*
K
District
ment
Oct.
from
1
No.
Due
3.
1951
to
July
warehouse.
Due
from
15
to
1952
on
1965
142,000
(: i
a
Otero
County,
Colo.,
Otero Irrigation Dist., 4% refunding. Due on Dec. 1 from
Cook County : Community High
School District No. 229
(P. O. Oak Lawn), III.
Bond Sale—The
174,
G.
La
Wyandt, both of Chicago,
price of 100.009,
a
cost of about
chased
on
1953 to
J-D.
Le¬
Chapman
&
Dec.
due
1
Aug. 1 from 1952 to
inclusive. Interest F-A.
1977
on
38,500
Danielsville,
water
revenue
certificates.
from
1951
due
4%
anticipation
Due
to
Ga.,
Dec.
on
1977
Green
Hartwell
Dist.
1
1956 to
114,500
1972
Cass
South
111.,
and
County,
Jan.
Dist.
1
4%
Levee
on
111.,
Drain,
refunding.
from
1953
to
Scott
Mo.,
4%
and
Due
1982
4%
Drain. Dist. No. 10
refunding.
on
April 1 from 1952 to
Due
t
1969 inclusive. Interest
,
A-O.
97,500 Blaine County, Mont., 4%
Zurich
Irrigation Dist.
re¬
funding df 1947. Due on Jan.
....
from
on
to
1961
1962
to
bonds,
as
2%s,
1, 1969,
—
Franklin
Building Corp.
(P. O. Roachdale), Ind.
Secretary
of
(CST)
E.
issue of $450,000 bonds and deben¬
tures
purchased by Walter,
Heimerdinger, of Cin¬
cinnati, and Associates.
Aug. 8 for
Bond
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
County Sch. Dist. No. 46
(CST)
purchase
Sale—The
of
sealed
on
issue
of
bids
Aug.
21
$245,000
Nov.
Interest
until
for
at
a
price of 100.05,
1955
M-N.
000
28,000 3 y4s. Due
to
certificates
July 30—v. 174,
Opelousas,
from
bids
on
1 in
5,000,000
1955
000
Ross,
McCord,
Ice
&
Miller,
of
Humboldt
Bond
—
'
Shreveport,
of
2.06%.
101.69,
Dated
Nov. 1
of
of
Rockland,
Bond
receive
1971
(DST)
City
sealed
on
Aug.
chase of $32,000
Independence Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
Sale
due
Cancelled—The
sale
15
for
Dec.
on
1 from
inclusive,
due
to
$1,-
Dec.
on
1
1976
Dec.
from
1
1955
Dec.
1
from
to
IVzS,
1958
to
inclusive, $175,000 l%s,
Dec.
1
from
inclusive,
on
and
1964
to
$100,000
Dec. 1 from 1971
1974 inclusive.
Dec.
1
from
and
Dec.
on
1955
to
$800,000
1
from
1957
iy2s,
1958
to
1960 inclusive.
will
3
the
MASSACHUSETTS
p.m.
pur¬
refunding bonds..
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
of $125,000 construction bonds was
Beverly, Mass.
Bond Offering—John C.
Lovett,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11
7
for
a.m.
(DST) on Aug.
purchase of $125,000
follows:
the
bonds,
as
$50,000 water bonds.
MARYLAND
8
inclusive, $425,-
1,000,000 Court House improve¬
ment bonds: $200,000
4s, due
D.
Dated July 1, 1951. Due on July
1 from 1952 to 1962 inclusive. Le¬
cancelled.
bonds:
Dec. 1 from
inclusive, $150,000
l3/4s, due
to
3y4s.
due
until
1963
People's Court
bonds: $75,000 4s,
inclusive,
Manager,
to
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
on
1970
Me.
bids
1964
on
1963
were
Offering—Frederick
Farnsworth,
1951.
1,
1952 to
inclusive.
Bond
and
1958
in¬
due
Second
due
MAINE
$270,-
basis
a
July
from
3y2s
as
1957
D/2s,
sewer
l%s,
on
on
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Sale—The issue
price
on
—
to
on
1963
Building
inclusive.
2544
to
1 from
500,000
Dated May 15, 1951.
building bonds was purchased
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., as 2y4s,
a
p.
in¬
inclusive,
and $900,000 iy2s, due on Dec.
awarded to Barrow, Leary & Co.,
000
at
173,
v.
1957
iy2s, due
from
Sale—The
28
on
1957
1955
from
eighth
800,000
Wisner, La,
$40,000 public
improvement. bonds offered
on
June
1
to
1958
July 15 and
Bond
due
to
$4,250,000
$75,000 4s, due
1957
on
building
4s,
1955
from
1
due
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
on
inclusive.
Due from
July 1, 1951. Due
due
park
$150,000
Dec.
on
La.
1966
l%s,
1971 to 1974 incl.
public
clusive,
000
to
Dec. 1
inclusive,
on
1970
1971 and 1972.
Dec.
Bond Offering—C. L.
1953
1
4,500„000 fifth paving and bridge
bonds:
$250,000 4s, due on
(P. O.
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $80,Dated
Dec.
inclusive,
clusive, $450,000 iy2s, due on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1963 incl.,
$775,000 l%s, due on Dec. 1
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive,
and $275,000 l3/4s, due on Dec.
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 11 for
the purchase of $100,000 bonds.
bonds.
to
1 from
Dec.
sealed bids until 10
building-1951
1963
$500,000
Clay, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
on
1964
Dec. 1 from
Offering—Harry McClain,
Township Trustee, will receive
(CST)
to
inclusive,
on
$575,000 l%s, due
;
$1,300,000
offered
improvement
iy2s, due
1958
from
409.
p.
Jefferson Parish
(P. O. Greenwood), Ind.
Due
on
Aug.
1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
the
Baltimore,
KANSAS
building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
the
Dec. 1 from
on
1970
inclusive, and
13/4s, due on Dec. 1
harbor
bonds:
Sold—No
Dec. 1 from
on
1 from 1955 to 1957
and
Gretna), La.
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Bond Offering—Frank J. DeemWhite, Weld & Co.,
of New York City, National Bank er, Secretary of Police Jury, will
of Commerce, of Seattle, Raffen- receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 27 for the pur¬
sperger, Hughes & Co., of Indiana¬
chase of $150,000 excess revenue
polis, and Wood, Gundy & Co.,
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Due
Inc., of New York City, as l%s, at
on
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
a price of 100.16, a basis of about
clusive.
Interest
A-O.
Legality
1.61%.
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Pleasant Township, Sch. Twp.
a.m.
to
$350,000
(P. O. 333 Betz Avenue,
Orleans), La.
for
to
bonds: $75,000 4s, due on Dec.
.
New
Not
1958
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Jefferson Parish Sewerage District
received
from
iy2s,
inclusive, $275,-
l%s, due
1,650,000
Certificates
1957
to
inclusive, $150,-
1963
1,500,000
Drexel & Co.,
Bond
to
1964'
LOUISIANA
No. 2
1957
$200,000
Jan. 1, 1972.
on
1
iy2s, due
1958
net interest
a
Nov.
on
1955
$800,000
700,000
Fifth
Conduit
bonds:
$75,000 4s, due on Dec. 1 from
1,
The
1975.
1,
callable.
are
sewerage
$3,-
III.
Bond Offering—K. W. Putnam,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
Nov.
and
1960 inclusive.
of
posed
Due
will
due
equip¬
School
$200,000 4s, due
from
1
inclusive,
Co., of Cincinnati, and Associates,
purchased
about
p.m.
bonds
were
building-1951 bonds was
by a syndicate com¬
000,000
building
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due on
Elmhurst),
bonds.
on
Second
bonds:
Nov.
on
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
&
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
of
1 from 1953 to 1975 inclusive, Interest J -J.
Legality approved by
Interest J-J.
I Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.a
was
Woody
IOWA
the purchase of $325,000
Q.
Dated
Due
1 from 1958 to
1965.
ment
$19,000 hospi¬
tal
1957, $4,800,000 iy2s,
Nov.
on
and
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 8
revenue
1956 and
due
1,000,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of
Gold-
Board
on
In¬
v
for the purchase of
Library
Public
4s.
as
inclusive, and $1,600,000
l%s, due on Nov. 1 in 1964
County (P. O.
Tompkinsville), Ky.
Bond Offering — Paul Crowe,
1950.
Second
1963
Monroe
Bond and Debentures Sale—The
Indianapolis.
Education, will receive sealed bids
Du Page
School
Dist. No. 25
Heights),
A.
1969 inclusive.
to
y
1953 to 1971 inclusive.
Illinois
"
until 8 p.m.
by Reffensperger, Hughes
Jan. 15 from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
Arlington
Offering
(P.
County,
Dec.
on
(P. O.
inclusive.
65,000
1
>
,
'
$395,000 2%s,
Cook County Sch.
Bond
Due
1953
1953
inclusive.
1961
7,200,000
sixth
school
bonds:
$800,000 4s, due on Nov. 1 in
Jan.
Co., of Indianapolis, as 23/4s, at
cost of about 3.45%, as follows:
a price of 100.50, a basis of about
$252,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
2.67%.
*
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1970 inclusive.
Oct.
inclusive.
Bearstown
Levee
on
County,
Drain.-
and
building
thwaite,
refunding. Due
follows:
inclusive.
1
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
105,500
59,000
from
Dec.
on
1968
Due
jointly,
1, 1969: $340,000 3s, due
Dec.
Crowe,
Muhlenberg County (P. Q,
&
net interest
as
$735,000 building bonds.
60,500 Martin County, Fla., 4%
■
a
2.81%,
inclusive.,
Dist.
July 25—v.
on
Forge & Co., and Scott &
on
Drain
$794,000 build¬
53—were awarded to John
p.
1954 to 1978 inclusive. Inter¬
Indiantown
&
2.09%.
est J-D.
v
Bank
Co., all of Chicago, as 2 ysS,
price of 100.26, a basis of
about
at
inclusive. Interest J-J.
:
at
National
ing bonds offered
284,000 Stockton Port Dist. Calif.,
1950
Trust
on
clusive. Interest A-O.
4%
American
and
in¬
1969
inclusive, and $1,350,000
iy»s, due on Nov. 1 from 1958
bonds,
on
Nov. 1 from 1955 to
on
1957
for the purchase of $46,000 County
from
building bonds: $150,000
4s. due
Greenville), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $280,000 school
Center Township, School Township
building revenue bonds offered on
(P. O. Greenfield), Ind.
Bond Sale—The issue of $97,000 July 28 — v. 174, p. 317 — were
awarded to Weil, Roth & Irving
school building bonds was pur¬
Bond and Certificate Offering—
W.
other
625,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 8
INDIANA
tinental Illinois National Bank &
Wash. D. C.
Paul
—
to
and
Health-Welfare
1,500,000
County (P. O.
Offering
1958
1966 inclusive.
to
Tompkinsville), Ky.
Bond
from
1
417,000 public building bonds, as
l%s.
to
Catherine
—
will
until
1970
Sale—The $2,000,000 con¬
struction,
Building,
on
KENTUCKY
terest J-J.
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $950,000 building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Chicago Sanitary Dist., III.
Bond
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
1 (F. O. Room .717, Lafayette
Due
bonds are dated Sept. 1,
Legality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Monroe
Oct.
on
000
650,000 Police and Fire Depart¬
ment Building bonds. Due on
(P. O.
Camilla), Ga.
Bond
bonds.
,
inclusive, and $1,100,000
1 %s, due on Oct. 1 from 1964
The
Puterbaugh, Secretary of Board of
1951.
inclusive.
Mitchell County
©00
A-19
.
1963
(P. O. Sterling), III.
Education,
disposal
refusal
$500,000
No.
(CDST)
250,000 bonds, as follows:
Jan. 1,
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
due
1951.
1
Whiteside
receive
a.m.
Comptroller,
sealed bids
Aug. 1 from
on
A-18
from
improvement,
street
Hospital voted bonds. Due
inclusive.
1969
to
Dec. 1 from
on
1955 to 1970 inclusive.
on Aug. 1
inclusive.
series
Sept. 1
on
Aug. 15, 1964.
on
3,000,000
eighth water bonds:
$400,000 4s, due on Oct. 1 in
1956 and 1957, $1,500,000 iy2s,
A
clusive.
Road Dist. No. 6 174, p.
Continental Illinois National Bank
Hardin), III.
$20,000 &
Trust
Co.,
of Chicago,
and
road bonds was purchased by the Goldman,
Sachs & Co., of New
Municipal Bond Corp., of Chicago, York City, jointly, at a price of
as 3y4s. Dated June 15, 1951.
100.02, a net interest cost of about
1.64%, as follows:
Canton, III.
Bond Sale—The issue of $250,- $350,000 iy2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
system bonds. Due on Jan. 1,
1970. Optional on Jan. 1 from
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
on
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
(P. O. Freeport),
O.
$31,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
.
Dist.
1—v.
316—were awarded to the
of about
63,000 2y2s. Due
Aug. 15 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
Due
Bond Sale—The issue of
City
anticipation - 1951
certificates offered on July 30—
ivater
1
$900,000
1961 inclusive.
1952 to
follows:
clusive, and $150,000 l%s. Due
sewer,
Due
net interest cost of about
improvement,
bonds.
'
bonds.
series
■
ing bonds offered on Aug.
Calhoun County
as
from
Sept.
general
69,981.73
Illinois
Chicago, III.
— J.
H. Dillard,
The $150,000
—
Sch.
County
a
second public building
bonds: $750,000 iy2s, due on
on
clusive.
3V4s. Dated July 1,
as
100.16,
inclusive.
A-17
231,228.62
Bond
Bond Offering
Augusta, Ga.
Chicago,
No. 145
Municipal Bond Corp., of Chicago,
27/8s. Dated June 15, 1951.
(P.
Due
A
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
1.67%,
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1971 in¬
$50,500
Benjamin Lewis & Co.,
Stephenson
as
GEORGIA
Certificate Sale
Vernon, III.
Arenzville, III.
Quail & Co., of Davenport, as 3s.
;
1952 to 1971
$1,056,-
series
control,
bonds.
1951.
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,000
$1,000,000 street
bonds offered on
174, p. 316 — were
syndicate composed
v.
—
of
ILLINOIS
flood
105,584.32
Bond Sale—The issue of
chased by
Miami, Fla.
Aug.
Mount
purchase of
as follows:
site
and
judgment funding bonds was pur¬
Interest A-O.
gality approved by Giles J. Pat¬
terson, of Jacksonville.
Bond Sale—The
$650,000
series
1952 to 1985 inclusive.
1 from
bonds,
sale
cancelled.
was
the
for
levee
to 1954 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
improvement
building
17
794.67
Roxana), III.
$1,500,000
improvement dist.
No. 4 refunding. Due on April
I, 1951. Due on July 1 from 1952
1
Sale Cancelled—The
Bond
bonds
No.
District
O.
(P.
of
109,000 Kaufman County, Texas,
County, Community Unit
School
inclusive. Inter-
1976
to
Madison
.
.
Bond
Hutchinson, Kan.
Bond
City
Offering
will
Clerk,
bids until
11
a.m.
C.
Smith,
receive
sealed
—
T.
(CST)
Sale
bonds offered
on
Aug.
—
Md.
The
75,000
$29,492,000
July 31—v. 174,
p. 409—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the First National
Bank, of
on
Chicago, at
a
price of
sewer
1 from
The
bonds.
Due
on
Aug.
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Aug. 1,
Legality ap¬
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Ruggs, of Boston.
1951.
Interest F-A.
proved
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(497)
Brookline,
Bond
Mast.
Offering
-
Briggs, Town Treasurer, .will
ceive
sealed
bids
Detroit,
j
Albert
—-
until
-P:
re-'
ceive
noon
sealed
(DST)
(EST)
of
on Aug; 6£or>the purchase
$132,000 sewers and drains con¬
loan
1, 1951. Due
to
1971
bonds.
Westphalia,
City Comptroller,.will
spoon*
of
struction
Mich.
Bond^Offering
Bond Offering—John H. Wither-
until
bids
10
sealed
a.m.
Due
Interest
Bond
Water District,
Sale—The"
bonds offered
p.
&
Burr,
of
price of
1.95%.
awarded
Boston,
100.30,
!
,
Milton,
at I
-
basis of
a
.
Bond
2s,
as
to
Clerk,
will
1, 1951.
to
$500,000
Due
1980 inclusive.
turing
gality
000
j
r
The bonds
1 from 1952 to
on
Ithaca,
Jan.
North
Eitzen,
Bond
* j-
>
■
Frac.
1956 inclusive. Le-
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Sch.
Dist.
Bond
Offering
inclusive.
1
Le¬
—
July 31—v. 174,
on
$6,000
7:30
water works
1953
purchase
bonds. Dated
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1958
to
(CST)
of
p.m.
the
for
17
Sept. 1, 1951. Due
Legality
approved by Duxbury & Duxbury,
of Caledonia.
:'
Freeborn
1
No.
-
i.
K
Donald
awarded
were
composed
of
to
the
Midland,
409
Mich.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
38
improvement-1951
sewer
Trust
assessment
Co., of New York City, Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and the Rock-
district
Bond. Sale—The
and
sanitary
special
bonds
offered
July 25—v. 173, p. 2338—were;
land-Atlas National Bank, of Bos¬ .awarded to the Chemical State
ton, as 1.90s, .at a price of 100.58, Saving Bankr of Midland, at a
a basis of about 1.82%.
price, of 101.82, a net interest cost
on
,
of about
|
V
MICHIGAN
County (P. O.
Bellaire), Mich. :.'l
:
Note; Sale
-offered
—
The
awarded
—were
Note
the
to
p.
409
8
of
First
'
'
Offering—Glenn H;
<
Grif¬
(EST)
p.m.
•
Stevens,; Barbier, Evely
Farlane, of Detroit.
Bridgeport), Mich.
&
Mac¬
,"*/ '* 'V
on
$742,000
sewer
disposal plant bonds
July 31 — v. 174, p.
410—were awarded to
syndicate
composed of the Northern Minne¬
National
sota
Duluth,
Bank,
First
National
First
■
a
and
National Bank, both of
American
Minneapolis,
H.
Bank,
City
about
28
No.
County Con. Sch. Dist.
18
(P. O. Halstad), Minn.
Bond Offering
Johanna Opgrande, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $120,000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
)
~
July, 1 front 1952 to 1969 inclusive.
The bonds maturing in
1961 to
callable. Interest J-J. Le¬
are
gality approved
•'
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
4."
y-*
. y
.)
Chikaming Township (P. O.
Lakeside), Mich.
.
.
Bond
-
Offering—H.
Township.
Clerk,
P.
building and site, series
Dated
bonds
000
water
supply system
revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1987 inclusive.
The
bonds
1987
are
maturing
callable.
in
1962
Interest
to
M-N.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
)) /
Dec.
maturing
inf 1964 to
1967
callable. Interest J-D. Legality
are
approved by Berry, Stevens, Bar¬
bier, Evely & MacFarlane, of De¬
—
Due pn
.
')
#
Chocolay Township School District
(P. O. Marquette), Mich.
Bond
*
Offering—Doris H. Gutz-
man,
District
ceive
sealed
Secretary,
bids
until
will
1
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 8 for the purchase
of $36,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1951. Due on July 1 from
1952 to
1967 inclusive. The bonds
maturing in 1964 to 1967
able:
Interest
J-J.
are
Bond
Sale—The
treatment and
nue
v.
bonds
174,
174,
v.
—
awarded
J.
to
supply system
offered
Lerchen
at
&
reve¬
July
on
30—
awarded
Co.,
interest
net
a
water-
of
cost
to
De¬
of
at
a
P.
-"v\"
Spaulding
No.
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
3
Bond Sale—The issue of $50,000
building bonds
Kenower,
was
purchased by
MacArthur
&
Co.,
of
Detroit.
price
July 1, 1951. Due
on
April
1952 to 1967 inclusive. The
bonds maturing in 1964 to 1967 are
callable.
approved
Interest
by
A-O.
Miller,
NEW YORK
Brookhaven
of
St.
Legality
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Wallace
100.04,
1951.
on
were
-
1981
ing
sealed
Aug.
on
$2,400,000
system
June
1,
sewer
Dated
June 1 from 1953 to
on
inclusive.
in
Junkin,
1962
The bonds matur¬
thereafter
and
Legality
are
approved
Charles
&
by
St.
*v'.;;v ;\)
*
Pass
v
Trauernicht,
of
on
'
$45,000
purchased
was
Brown
&
Co.,
of
by
New
3s.
as
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
to
318
syndicate
a
of Harris, Hall
1953 to
Platte
Bond
Offering—The
Sch. Dist.,
bonds
Board
York
City,
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
approved
1.80s,
acquisition
at
a
price of
100.31,
price of
basis of about
100.57,
District
sealed
on
of
from
1
Clerk,
bids
will
at
a
price
of
a
New York
Bond
Offering
Hamilton
—
until
1, 1951.
1952 to
terest J-D.
8
H.
sealed
on
bids
Aug.
until
for
14
11
a.m.
(DST)
purchase of
the
$475,000 bonds, as follows:
$405,000 parking field-1951 bonds.
Aug, 1 from 1952 to
^ i
Merrick Public Parking
on
bonds.
from
1952
The
bonds
,
Due
on
1965
to
Aug.
are
Interest
Wood, of New York City.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist•
Nol 2 (P. O. Uniondale,
East
Hempstead), N. Y.
—
Due
on
Township (P.
Florence), N. J.
Bond
offered
Sale—The
on
June
O.
Fire
'
District
Bond
Aug.
No.
1 (P. O.
Y.
The $15,000 con-
Maine), N.
Sale
—
struction-1951
1
—
bonds
174,
v.
p.
offered
319
—
the
to
Co., of Trenton,
price of 100.06, a
South
a
Harrison
(P. O.
a
lM>s,
basis
Bank, of Endicott,
as
2V2S.
Onondaga County (P, O.
'
Syracuse), N. Y.
V
Bond Offering — J. Harry
Managh, County Auditor, will re¬
sealed
(DST)
bids .until
2
bonds,
100.32,
Trenton
1.90s, at
terest F-A.
p.
318—
chase
on
of
school
basis of about 1.43%,
B.
Twp.
as
bonds
2.70s,
Patchogue, N.
Sch. Dist.
was
disposal
at
a
$56,500
purchased
by
Co., of Newark,
price
basis of about 2.65%.
of
100.35,
Y.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 sewage
Jersey
Hanauer &
In¬
Legality approved by
basis of about Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
R. F. D. Mullica Hill),
as
a
as
p.m.
Aug.
16 for the pur¬
$394,000
County War
Memorial Building - 1951 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Feb.
Bond Sale—The issue of
J.
on
were
awarded to the Endicott National
ceive
$133,000 bonds
Aug. 1—v. 174,
awarded
were
Maine
Legality approved by
New
as
1
inclusive.
dated Aug. 1,
F-A.^'Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
1951.
p.m.
inclusive. In¬
1971
Florence
a
as
S.
Gaddis, Town Clerk, will receive
re¬
Aug. 15 for the pur¬
$125,000 school bonds.
Dated June
a
of about 1.43%.
IV2S,
2.20s, at
Co.,
City, jointly,
price of 100.28, a
York
2.55%.
Offerin g—Henry
Bond
1.64%.
621,000 equipment bonds,
at a price of 100.32,
100,000 traffic control
New
East Rutherford Sch. Dist., N. J.
1.89%.
1,100,000 reconstruction bonds,
a
of
Sale
The $1,300,000
building-1951 bonds offered on
Bond Sale—The $225,000 build¬ Aug. 2 — v. 174, p. 410 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
ing bonds offered on July 26—v.
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Blair,
174, p. 146—were awarded to the
Rollins & Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.,- of Omaha,
igan Corporation, B. J. Van Ingen
at a net interest cost of about
& Co., and F. S. Smithers &
Co.,
2.14%.
all of New York, City, as 2.60s, at
a price of 100.57, a basis of about
.NEW JERSEY
as
basis of about 1.77%.
at
Dist.
Brookhaven)t
1 from 1953 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds,
,,
Schuyler School District, Neb.
Trust
$1,200,000
both
Bond
follows:
as
O.
Sch.
Roosevelt & Cross, and Hall &
of
callable.
are
(P.
Dist.
(CST) on Aug. 14 for
purchase of $866,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
City, William Blair & Co.,
&
29
Common
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
ing-1951 bonds offered on Aug. 1
—v. 174, p. 410—were awarded to
Neb.
Education will receive sealed bids
Co., New York Hanseatic Corp.,
Quirk & Co., all of New
Chicago, Hall & Co., Rand
Brookhaven
1956 inclusive.
the
King,
Co., and Cohu & Co., all of New
Interest
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Due
Equitable Securities Corp., York City.
Laidlaw & Co., Bacon, Stevenson
of
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
J-D.
;
Inc.,
&
1970
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
Co., Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
&
to
70,000
North
chase
p.
1, 1951. Due
1952
Harold T. An¬
—
inclusive. Interest J-J.
of Hensch,
$3,021,000 bonds
Reid,
Trustees,
of
June
NEBRASKA
2Vzs,
Minn.
of
basis of about 2.15%.
derson/Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(MST)
on
Aug. 10 for the purchase of
$55,000 special improvement dis¬
trict No. 4 bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
of
Board
on Aug. 7 for the pur¬
$73,000 building
and
equipment-1951
bonds.
Dated
chase
Lodge Grass Mont.
Bond Offering
The
of
(DST)
p.m.
as
MONTANA
State
as
Chairman
No.
Dist., Miss.
bonds
Orleans,
1962
Shoreham),-
York
New York
Christian Separate
Sch.
Newman,
1951.
Dist•
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
J
Bond Sale—The issue of
school
i
Sch.
,
callable^
were
basis
a
July 31—v. 174,
awarded
composed
purchase of
Due
,
F.
receive
bonds.
revenue
ceive
Paul,
Common
New
(CST)
p.m.
combined water and
(DST)
1.70s,
Dated
1 from
—
about 2.49%.
York
about 2.29%.
offered
318
p.
Bank, of Pelican Rapids,
offered
$45,000
409—were
p.
Watling,
troit,
Mich.
call¬
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad*
dock & Stone, of Detroit. "
July 27
Bond Sale—The
Sparta,
.
.
bonds
system
sewer
troit,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $480,-
bonds.
on
1 from 1952 to 1967 inclusive. The
Sornsen,
receive
will
1
Sept. 1, 1951. Due
will
4
the
S.
—
3.90%,
Bond Offering—Robert E.
until 8 p.m.
Aug. 1 from 1954 to
; Bond Offering—Russell J^KnisRoyal Oak Sch. Dist., Mich, i' 4974»Mglasive. Legality approved
ley, Secretary of Board of Educa^ t Bond Offering — Olin H. Wy- Lfe^T)oi^eyV'Colman, Barker, Scott
tion, will receive sealed bids until man,Secretary of Board of Edd* & Barber, of Minneapolis.
8 pan. .(EST) on Aug. 9 for. the
cation, will receive sealed bids
Pelican Rapids, Minn.
purchase
of 7 $105,000
building until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug 8 for
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on the
Bond Sale—The $49,000 storm
purchase of $2,000,000 general
1969
until
for
M.
1.97%.
Norman
1951.
'
,
Clerk,
bids
of
Byllesby &
Co., of Chicago, and the Ameri¬
can National Bank, of St. Paul, as
2s; at a price of 100.10, a basis of
for the
Aug. 9
on
Aug. 1, 1951. Due .on Feb: 1, 1953.
Legality
approved
by) Berry,
Bridgeport Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 4221 Merlin Avenue,'
;
Mich*
purchase of $275,000 notes. Dated
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit.
■<
,
sewage
offered'
fin, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will-receive sealed bids until
$40,000 notes
July 30—v. 174,
on
.\-
.
School District,
Pontiac
Antrim
'
1.94%,
net interest cost of about
a
1—
Natchez, Miss.
Offering
Louis.
(P. O. Albert Lea),
'Minnesota
-
T
"
Bond Sale—The $15*000
syndicate
a
Bankers
Aug.
on
p. 410—were awarded to
First National Bank, of Win¬
Bond
L.
bonds
p.
$70,000 hospi¬
offered
a syndicate headed
by
Higginson Corp., at par,
Lee
174,
'
Sale—The $706,000
,
—
the
nebago.
-
offered
Sale—The
bonds
the
—
Bond
NEW MEXICO
awarded to
Winnebago, Minn.
Bond
Spell-
Bond Offering—Walter B. Lyon,
Baker, Secretary of Board of Edu^ District
Clerk, will receive sealed
cation, will receive sealed bids bids until 9 a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 7
Bond Sale
The $57,000 Fire until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 8 for for the
purchase of $95,000 build¬
Station bonds offered on July 27 the purchase of $300,000 building
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due
—v.
173, p. 2437—were awarded bonds. Dated June 1, 195L.Bue on on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
to Tyler & Co., of Boston, as !%s, April 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclu¬
sive: Legality approved by Dorsey,
at a price of 100.12,
a basis
of sive. The bonds maturing in, 1960 Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
to 1969 are callable. Interest A-O.
about 1.47%.
of Minneapolis.
*
Legality approved by Miller, Can;
Wakefield, Mass.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
Hibbing, Minn.
Salem, Mass.
-
F-A. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York
City.
No. 10 (P. O.
Offering—William
Aug.
on.
Twps.
No.
—
Interest
by
Minn.
bids until
sealed
Newark,
(P. O. Ithaca), Mich.
*
&
Village Clerk, will receive
meyer,
Aug.
$650,000
Aug. 1, 1951.
on
of
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1980
on
MISSISSIPPI
15, 1952.
Star,
purchase
inclusive.
of Minneapolis.
son,
O.
Arcadia and Emerson
Aug.
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
:
10
Due
1962
to
Sept.
on
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
a.m. .(CST) on Aug.
purchase of $90,000 tax
anticipation notes, Dated Aug. 28,
-
on
1953
(DST)
p.m.
the
Bond
Sale
The
$2,250,000
building revenue bonds offered
on July 30—v.
174, p. 318—were
sive.
from
28 for the
1951.
JE'.
B.
—
Le¬
by
Due
for
University of New Mexico (P. O,
Albuquerque), N. Mex.
Interest "F-A.
County (P.
Bessemer), Mich.
bids until
Offering
1951.
15
school bonds. Dated
Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1962 inclu¬
tal
1,
bids until 8
approved
Donnelly), Minn.
Bond Offering—Paul L.
Ersted,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 15
v.
ma¬
as
basis
a
$35,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due
Scott, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $100,000
street
improvement
No.
3
Note Offering—Jacob L. Randa,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
No. 11 (P. O.
Sept.
Gogebic
Minneapolis,
on
Certificate
on
(P. O. Springfield), N. J.
Bend Offering—A. B. Anderson.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
Certificates of Indebtedness. Dated
V
of
a
Stevens County Common Sch. Dist.
1957
approved
,
was
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
on
Co.,
price of 100.18,
of about 2.67%.
callable.
are
&
for the purchase of
-
purchased by
Coffin & Burr, of Boston, as 13/4S,
at a price of 100.12, a basis of
Dated
(EST)
,
Highway Macadam Loan No.
about 1.71%. f
1, 1956
Springfield Township Sch. Dist.
318—were awarded to J. M.
p.
2.70s, at
1,
of Detroit.
Sale—The issue of $170,-
1 of 1951 bonds
1985
174,
Dain
Crystal, Minn.
Berry, Stev¬
ens, Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane,
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
<New Bedford, Mass.
to
maturing
Centre^ Minn.
Sale—The
$195,000 City
bonds offered on July 27—v.
Hall
J-J.
receive
after Aug.
and
on
callable.
are
Co., of
Boston, jointly, as 1.40s, at a price
of 100.28, a basis of about 1.34%.
/'
1951.
Bond
MINNESOTA
Aug. 1 from 1952
on
and F. Brittain Kennedy &
Bond
i
f
■
1954
The bonds
vifT
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $1,500,000 water supply system rev¬
enue, series 3 bonds.
Dated Feb.
about
ele¬
mentary school construction loan1950, series B bonds offered on
Aug. 2 — v. 174, p. 409 — were
awarded
City
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
a
Mass.
Sale—The
'
.
v
.
from
1
1,
Bond Offering—Robert G. Loef-
fler,
Coffin
to
,'
-j
«.
Flint, Mich.
,
water
July 31—v. 17
on
409—were
Mass.
$60,000
May
rev¬
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
of Detroit.
Lynn field
(EST)
purchase of
the
Dated
after Jan.
or
by ' Ropes,
Gray;' Best,- terest J-D. Legality approved by
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
a
for
Jan.
on
inclusive.
proved
•
14
bonds.
enue
15 from 1952 to 1956 inclusive. In¬
ap¬
Aug.
on
Aug.1 assessment,
series
51-C
bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1952 Dated June 15, 1951.- Due on June
on
bids until 7:30 p.m.
$59,000 water supply system
$500,000 street paving, special
Dated
inclusive.' Legality
Sauk
Henges-
bach, Village Clerk, will receive
re¬
Aug. 7 for the.^urchase
on
Mich.
Leo
—
49
a
Aug.
1
plant bonds offered on
v. 174, p. 410 — were
to Bacon, Stevenson &
—
awarded
Co., and R. D. White & Co., both
of New York
at
a
City, jointly,
price of
about 2.35%.
100.59,
a
as 2.40s,
basis of
50
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(498)
Poughheepsie City Seh. Dist., N. Y.
Bond Offering—F. D. Holden,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11:30 a.m.
(DST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $166,000
lighting system-1951 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug. 1,
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
terest F-A.
Vandewater,
Heckler
Sykes,
&
Galloway, of New York City.
bonds offered
147
p.
Phelps,
500 Village
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp., Estabrook & Co., East¬
bids
sealed
his
at
in
office
of
$75,000
bonds.
bridge
and
Feb.
on
1969
from
1
to
The
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
bonds
1951.
dated
are
F-A.
Interest
l3/4s, at
Aug.
Legality
1,
ap¬
Bond
B bonds offered
July 31—v. 174, p. 410—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of
McDaniel
Lewis
&
Co., of
of $360,000
Aug. 1,
and
Dec.
series
Fox, Reusch & Co.,
& Co., and Pohl &
Co., all of Cincinnati, at a price
of 100.003, a net interest cost of
$141,000
3y4s.
Due
March
on
1
1968 to
March 1 from
on
Legality
1980 inclusive.
County
CP.
Columbus),
O.
North Carolina
Bond Offering
Shaffer &
bids
office
his
at
7 for the
(EST)
a.m.
in
until
Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering
will
Dated
$3,500,000 building
Aug.
20,
Due
1951.
Aug.
on
re¬
follows:
as
on
June 1 from 1958 to 1965 incl.
15,000 road, bridge and general-
bonds.
1951
,
'
Due
on
June
1
Agnes Brown
—•
The
bonds
proved
dated ;June
are
Interest
by
J-D.
Legality
Squire,
by
—
sealed
Lahota, N. Dak.
of
March
1953
fered
1951,
Due
March
Bond
Bond
Director of
sealed bids
until
(DST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $54,889.46 special assessment improve¬
ment
Due
.
bonds.
on
noon
Dated
Dec.
1
Aug.
from
1953
1,
1951.
1962
to
inclusive. Interest J-D.
(
1,
sham, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until
noon
(EST)
■
Georgia Wise,
bids
until
(EST)
noon
sive. The
bonds
1962
thereafter
and
Interest
maturing July 1,
callable.
are
J-J.
Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
improvement bonds. Dated
to
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Blanchester, Ohio
Offering
ceive
(EST)
bids
sealed
until
10
Aug. 14 for.the purchase
on
000
sewer
system
1952
to
1976
bonds.
on
Dated
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by
Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
and
Offering—D.
site
park
of
from
Port
Offering
—
Cun¬
L.
will
Aug.
Dated
from
for
10
Fire
the
purchase
Department
July 1, 1951. Due
1952
to
1961
re¬
(EST)
noon
were
awarded
on
Squire,
of
Nov. 1
In¬
Legality approved by
Sanders
&
bonds
R.
to
J.
p.
of¬
319—
Edwards,
Offering—Paul
Dempsey,
sale
of
Titusville,
Bond
Offering
Becker,
City
noon
(EST)
Kelley,
on
Aug. 10
for the purchase of $75,000 special
assessment
Oct.
improvement
1, 1951. Due
general
$3,000 2V4s. Due in 1954.
from
1955
to
April
and Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1956 inclu¬
sive. Interest A-O.
homa
of
,
ulML.
a
net interest cost
Tahlequah, Okla.
Bond
Sale Postponed—The sale
of $160,000 bonds offered
on
July
30—v. 174, p. 147—was postponed.
Due
on
series
Market,
bonds.
1951.
Due
Dated
ifirst
April
April
on
2
2,
from
275,000 Tuberculosis Hospital
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due
May
on
obligation
from
1
1952 to
1976
inclusive.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Davidson
County (P. O.
'
Nashville), Tenn.
Offering—Beverly Briley,
Bond
County Judge, will receive sealed
bonds.
bids until
Aug. 1
for
(CST)
noon
the
purchase
Aug. 29
on
of
$3,000,000
Oct.
1951.
general obligation bonds was pur¬
by S. K. Cunningham &
2s.
City
County, St. Phillip and
Michael
District
Public
Carolina
Sale—The
sewer
and
bids until 2:30 p.m.
was pur¬
Richmond,
Varnedoe,
1
about
3s.
2.80%,
to
Feb.
Due
on
1960
from
Due
1961 and
1963
to
3s.
1969 to
on
on
1
Feb. 1 from
1968
inclusive.
Due
on
1971
1
from
The
1951.
King
City.
Sale—The
Bond
issue
to
$400,-
(CST) on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $75,000
1951. Due
gality
1952 to 1971
inclusive.
and
Spartanburg
school
1967
bonds offered
on
school
July 27—v. 174,
319—were awarded to
cate composed of A. M.
Co.,
of
Spartanburg,
p.
a
syndi¬
Law
&
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., and
Breed
nati,
&
at
Harrison, all of Cincin¬
a
price
of
100.01,
a
Dated Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1953 to
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering
of
F-A.
Le¬
Chapman
—
Board
J.
B.
of
&
Neill,'
Electric
Light and Water Works Commis¬
sioners, will receive sealed bids
(P. O. Greer), S. C.
Sale—The $440,000
bonds.
on
Chairman
Counties, Greer Sch. Dist.
Bond
inclusive.
are
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
of
highway and funding bonds
purchased by Halsey, Stuart
& Co., as 3s. Dated June 15, 1951.
15 from
y
improvement
Sept. 1 from
on
Morristown, Tenn.
Offering — W. S. Rouse,
Recorder,
will
receive
was
June
1 from
dated Sept.
1,
Legality approved by Wood,
& Dawson, of New York
000
on
drainage
Sept.
inclusive,
1981
bonds
Town
Darlington), S. C.
Due
1952
•
and
on
1981
sewer
bonds.
Bond
Darlington County (P. O.
Due
to
1,000,000
inclusive.
Feb.
Sept.
on
from
1
inclusive.
street
1952
1952
Feb.
in
1962.
Due
Sept.
on
1981
bonds.
inclusive;
2V2s.
1
bonds.:
1,000,000
follows:
as
(CST)
of
purchase
from 1952 to 1981 inclusive.
Due
Chis-
Co., of Savannah, jointly,
a net interest
of
the
600,000 Municipal Airport bonds.
price of 100.29,
a
for
28
Police
$300,-
Craigie & Co., of
holm &
Tobey,
receive
follows:
disposal
chased by F. W.
and
T.
will
$300,000 Department of Fire and
issue of
general obligation bonds
F.
—
Comptroller,
Aug.
on
as
V
sewerage
Offering
$2,900,000 general liability bonds,
Service
(P. O. Charleston),
South
1 from
Interest
Memphis, Tenn.
sealed
St.
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
*
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston
Due
1976
to
A-O.
$50,000
chased
as
1,
1952
Bond Sale—The issue of
Greenville
1.69%.
1951.
1,
Farmers'
500,000
W.
Trafford, Pa.
Springs,
City, at
about
Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1961 incl.
Bond
Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
$30,000
fire
equipment bonds offered on Aug.
1—v. 174, p. 411—were awarded
to
C. Edgar Honnold, of Okla¬
$2,275,000
follows:
as
Due
Davis, of Tulsa,
Aug. 15
on
of
est F-A.
$15,000
follows:
Due
purchase
school building-1951 bonds. Dated
1954 to
pur¬
(CST)
noon
the
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. Inter¬
V
2V2s.
George
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
Osage County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 55 (P. O. Route 8,
Box 557, Tulsa), Okla.
bonds.
on
bids until
for
Clerk,
65,000
Sand
Ohio
L.
County (P. O.
Nashville), Tenn.'
Offering—Beverly Briley,
County Judge, will receive sealed
will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
$13,000
was
I
Bond
on
1958 inclusive.
Offering—P.
TENNESSEE
receive
Pa.
—
Beane, of Oklahoma City.
12,000
Fehr,
W.
obligation bonds.
120,000 2%s. Due
chased by Evan L.
approved by
Colman, Barker, Scott &
1952 to 1976 inclusive.
will
Secretary,
40,000
Bond Sale—The issue of
1960 inclusive. In¬
Legality
Davidson
of
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $12,-
$70,000
City), Okla.
bonds
J-J.
Dated
Sold—The
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST)
cost
County
improvement
1953 to
from
.
July
on
$1,500,000 district road-1951 bonds.
Rockledge, Pa.
at
Dependent
School District No. 46 (P. O.
Rt. 4, Box 113, Oklahoma
Cleveland.
Dated
power
July 30—v. 174,
Oklahoma
as
terest M-N.
Dated
bonds
general obligation bonds
offered on July 27—v. 174, p. 319
—did not receive any bids.
000
elec¬
Inc., of Oklahoma City.
bonds.
inclusive.
bonds.
Carbon, Pa.
building bonds was purchased by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Esta
ceive sealed bids until
$10,500
and
on
Bond Sale—The issue of
ningham, Village Clerk,
on
light
fered
•
bonds,
Not
(
Okla.
$145,000
2y2s, at
as
basis of about
a
July 1, 1951. Due
(DST) on
$20,000
1954
'
Sale—The
Bank, of Canton,
price of 100.75,
Bond
1969 inclusive.
to
sive. Interest M-S.
Bond
State
paving bond3
the Farmers
by
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Pittsburgh.
L.
Due
bonds.
obligation
purchased
was
Okla.
Shelton,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
7
for the
purchase of $313,500
$20,000 Court House equipment
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1957 inclu¬
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1953
DAKOTA
Bond Sale—The issue of $40,000
general
terest
Legality approved by Burg-
Co., of Pittsburgh,
of
bids until
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
in
Due
equip¬
a.m.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $70,-
bonds.
Lawton,
tric
Ella A. Mc-
—
Carley, Assistant Clerk of Board
of County Commissioners, will re¬
Bond
on
transportation
as
on
Canton, S. Dak.
Dated
win, Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett,
Bond
Wicker-
(EST)
obligation
p.m.
1954;v
Bond
sealed bids
noon
4
H.
&
2.35%.
maturing in 1953 to 1964 are call¬
able.
Aug. 6 for the purchase
on
$6,700
ment
until
G.
'
VI
of
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $40,-
Education, will
bids
Lindsay,
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
sham, Village Clerk, will receive
until
of about 2.14%.
sealed
Franklin
Mansfield,
Bond Offering—W. W.
Na¬
$103,-
revenue
by
July 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclusive,
price
Pa.
of
system
Co., of Columbia,
3V2S. Dated July 1, 1951. Due
a
a
C.
purchased
was
of
1964 inclusive. The
1952 to
000
Aug. 8
on
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $400,000 first mortgage
sewerage sys¬
tem and disposal plant revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1951. Due
on July 1 from 1954 to 1993
inclu¬
receive
of
,
Blanchester, Ohio
Offering—W. W. Wicker-
cost
Clerk of Board of
Glouster, Ohio
Bond
First
the
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Vinson), Okla.
Bond Offering —W. L. Freeze,
Interest
Dunkirk, Ohio
—
to
Feb. 1 from
on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $65,000
2546
p.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Morris,
Finance, will receive
interest
(CST)
Offering
awarded
173,
Harmon
,•.//V'4
■"
July 25—v.
on
from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
000 general
noon
Sept.
on
1962,
1,
the
to
build¬
$19,000
tional Bank, of Chickasha, at a net
building bonds. Dated
1,
to
.
M-S.
\'s.OHIO
Bedford, Ohio Offering — F. B.
1956
Oklahoma
—were
until
at
2y2s,
be received until 5 p.m.
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
Aug. 6 for the purchase
on
$16,000
1952
$15,000
bonds
was
purchased by
the Bank of North Dakota, of Bis¬
marck, as 2y2s.
Due from 1954 to
&
Brice Connell,
bids
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
Bond Sale—The issue of
as
works
Crawford
basis of about 2.47%.
a
Borough
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
bonds
Bank,
the
Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 95 (P. O. Chickasha),
(P. O. Derby), Ohio
works
street
Portland,
ing, repair and furniture bonds of¬
Offering
awarded
National
States
100.19,
July 30—v. 174,
on
were
—
United
inclusive,
for the purchase of $30,000 water
NORTH DAKOTA
411
p.
repair
and
equipment
bonds. Duq from 1954 to 1956
series No.
Sanders
water
3,500
Derby Township Local Sch. Dist.
1,
Thorndike,
of Boston.
for
inclusive.
special
assessment
notes.
Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due on March
ap¬
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge,
6
transportation equipment
bonds.
113
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
1951.
bids until 7:30
Aug.
on
1
inclusive.
Sale—The issue
SOUTH
bonds offered
Bonds
$10,000
Clerk,
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $52,-
(EST)
$21,000 school-1951 bonds. Due
(CST)
000
-
Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. La Grande), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
lows:
will
receive
bids until noon (EST) on
proved
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Geary), Okla.
Offering—J. Boyd Nel¬
will receive sealed
1973
to
County
general
2s, at par.
as
1963
2V2S.
as
Union
purchase of $13,500 bonds, as fol¬
Offering'
City
mook,
Meadville,
Clerk of Board of Education,
son,
p.m.
Columbus, Ohio
Note
obligation bonds offered on July
30—v. 174, p. 411—were awarded
to the Commercial Bank, of Tilla¬
$8,000
No. 80
Bond
1973 incl.
Interest A-O.
Cain,
21
County
Septal, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from
Blaine
Aug. 21 for
on
Oct. 20 from 1953 to
on
bids
sealed
receive
the purchase of
bonds.
No.
School District
(P. O. Cloverdale), Ore.
Sale—The $27,500 general
Okla.
fighting equipment bonds was
by the Farmers State
Bank, of Allen,
Feb.
on
260,000 23/4s. Due
Dorsey,
of
as
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
1
purchased
W. V. Drake,
—
(EST)
noon
Tillamook
PENNSYLVANIA
Allen,
3s. Due
2.79%,
Hardeeville, S.
OKLAHOMA
Sale—The issue
about
$180,000
Bond
basis of about 2.66%.
Bond
Ra¬
purchase of $36,000
funding bonds,
Cleveland, The Ohio Co. of Co¬
lumbus, Pohl & Co., Seasongood
6 Mayer, Assel, Kreimer & Co.,
and Bohmer-Reinhart & Co., all
of Cincinnati, as 2%s, at a price of
fire
Bond
leigh, until 11
Aug. 2—v. 174, p. 319—
a syndicate com¬
awarded to
a
of
cost
-
OREGON
posed of John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, First Cleveland Corp., of
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will
receive
sealed
mitory building revenue bonds of¬
Wil¬
W. E. Easter-
—
by
University of Cincinnati (P. O.
Cincinnati 21), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 dor¬
101.26,
build¬
$23,000
interest
follows:
»
Le¬
Bond
on
Dist*
ing bonds offered on July 31—v.
174, p. 411—were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Clinton.
ap¬
1, 1953. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Poll*
ders &
Sale—The
Bond
1952 to
from
Interest M-N.
Indep. Sch.
(P. O. Corn), Okla.
Monday, August 6, 1951
.
1,
Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in¬
040 street improvement,
from 1955 to 1967 inclusive.
170,000 3s. Due
1975
1952 to
Columbus City
sealed
follows:
as
10 for the pur¬
building bonds.
by Peck,
proved
noon
con¬
Aug.
107
1951. Due on June
from
1
until
Nov. 1
gality approved
liams, of Cincinnati.
Hutton
about 3.07%,
Prickett,
B.
clusive. Interest J-D.
Greensboro,
E.
Aug.
on
chase
cation,
$311,000 school
on
W.
(P. O.
Ohio
bids
sealed
(EST)
on
inclusive.
1960
were
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
1951. Due
Dated
bonds.
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
County (P. O.
Hendersonville), N. C.
Bond Sale—The
City,
Hall-Fire Station
struction
price of 101.27, a basis fered
a
Offering—H.
Bond
Henderson
&
and
Francisco,
San
Springboro),
New York City.
building,
of
both
Moulton
H.
R.
Clearcreek Local Sch. Dist.
proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
Vi
Co.,
Dated
1971 inclusive.
20,000 school bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from
&
of about 1.62%.
a.m.
road
Due
New
Ra¬
(EST) on Aug.
7 for the purchase of $95,000 re¬
funding bonds, as follows:
leigh, until 11
Co.,
Hemphill,
Parsons & Co.,
York
City, Heller,
Dillon
&
Noyes, Graham,
man,
as
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $4,-
Brothers,
Merrill
No.
Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
Stern Bros. & Co., of Kansas
W. E. Easter-
—
to a
of Lehman
Fenn &
Co.,
Washita County
M. I
—
Village
Vanhorn,
composed
Co.,
Bond Offering
awarded
were
—
Bruce
Duplin County (P. O.
Kenansville), N. C.
July 31—v. 174,
on
Offering
Bond
$2,400,000
syndicate
all
NORTH CAROLINA
The"
•—
Ohio Maxine
Navarre,
Cincinnati, OhioBond ' Sale
.
.
net
until 2 p.m.
the
Dated
from
(CST)
purchase
works
tax
of
and
on
Aug. 21 for
$250,000
revenue
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
1954
to
1974
on
water
bonds.
Feb. 1
inclusive. The
bonds, maturing in 1959 to
are callable. Interest F-A.
1974
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Volume 174
Number 5035
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(499)
Newport,
linois
Tertn.
Bond Offering — Wade Giles,
Town Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
2
(EST)
Company,
Chicago,
of
De-
war,
Robertson & Pancoast, Ditt-
mar
&
Co., both of San Antonio,
Dallas
Aug.
1951.
Dallas,
R. K. Dunbar & Co., of San An¬
tonio, Chas. B. White & Co., of
on Aug.
1 from 1952 to 1971
inclusive. The bonds maturing on
purchase of $275,000 school house1951
bonds.
Aug. 1, 1951.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1971
inclusive. The bonds maturing 15
Houston,
Columbian
Securities
Corp. of Texas, San Antonio, and
14
for
the
street
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Dated
on
of
$200,000
Aug.
1,
Due
&
Rupe
Son,
of
$292,000 2%s. Due
Sweetwater, Tenn.
1952 to
Bond Sale—The
$75,000 electric
system revenue, series C bonds of¬
fered
July 30—v. 173,
on
awarded to
were
syndicate
a
1962 to
1978 to
The
Corp., C. H. Little & Co., of Jack¬
son, Davidson &
and
the
Corp.,
of
offered
dated
are
July
1,
at
par,
High Sch. Diet.,
as
Bond
$25,000 2i/2s. Due
1954 to
from
1
June 1 from
on
174,
v.
any
174,
bids.
chased
Bonds
the
Not .Sold—The
$650,000
;general
bids
for
be received
on
Aug. 1—v.
2239—were rejected.
173,
until
Aug.
obligation
bonds offered
p.
Texas
Offering—Sealed bids will
the
6
for
147,000 notes,
(CST) on
purchase of $9,noon
follows:
as
■
■■
T.
■
■
$5,147,000 41st series.
Brownsville, Texas
Bond Sale—The
ity System
oiTjune
4,000,000 42nd series.
$2,000,000 Util¬
The
bonds offered
revenue
awarded to
of
Estabrook
&
M.
E.
&
Allison
Co.,
of
of
New
Aug.
water
by
Bond
City,
the
issue
bonds
the
First
of
$1,-
was
10
issue
of
the
Savings Bonds Issued and
Redeemed Through June 30, 1951
t Amount
tAmount
tAmount
Redeemed
Outstdg.
Franklin
Dist.,
Vt.
Series
20
173, p. 2547 — were
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., of Boston, as 2V2S, at a price
of 101.39, a basis of about 2.34%.
v.
—
awarded
to
■'
598
i"
Scries
E-1942
7,234
3,431
Kenosha,
3,803
11,605
6,361
5,244
i.
Series
E-1944
13,406
7,615
5,791
Series
E-1945
:'
-
,
V
...
refunding bonds of¬
Aug. 1—v. 174, p. 320—
awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of
Estabrook
&
1,635
1,434
3,681
963
174,
116
1,250
V Series E-1951
Total Series
i
$66,598
$31,981
$34,617
I
(6 months):
Co., both of New York
E
of about 1.59%.
La
VIRGINIA
electric
.
Total Series A-E
$71,601
—
$36,772
and
G-1941_l__„..—«
V
1,554
355
and
G-1942
:
3,245
861
v
Series P
and
G-1943-J
3,421
4
Series
and
G-1944
3,755
Series
F
"
2,857
,
G-1945—
3,188
051
2,537
Legality approved by
577
2,434
80.84
Series
F
and
G-1947-
2,600
441
2,159
83.04
Series F
and
G-1948-
3,043
258
2,785
G-1949—
1,673
143
1,530
91.52
.
91.45
•
G-1950
2.348
(6 mos.)__
/•/-',
77
2,271
Aug.
1—v.
awarded to
99.97
of
York
Series
F and
G
$28,276
'
New
Bank
174,
p.
a
Route
$23,049
-
1,
Ltd., of St. John, and the
Bank
of
jointly,
Canada,
4s, at
as
basis
of
of
&
Trust
-
Commerce
Co., of St. Louis;
Co., of Atlanta; Aubrey
& Co., G. C. Haas &
Lanston
both
of
New
York
81.51
City;
burg, and Wyllie & Thornhill, of
92
186
—94
$5,003
$4,791
$212
4.24
94,966
37,394,
57,572
60.62
-$99,969
$42,185
$57,784
57.80
—
Charlottesville, at
All
Series—Total
Total
matured
unmaturd
—
•'
,
jt-
Grand
total
as
Bond
NOVA
flncludes
of
than
bonds
$500,000.
tlncludes
maturing
May
l,
accrued
1951,
and
holding and receiving interest thereon for
discount.
a
thereafter,
tCurrent
which
further period
redemption
value,
have
320—was
postponed.
000
4.40%.
Due
1952
to
1968
Offering—John E.
000
non-taxable
provement,
S.
Sale—The issue of $110,was
pur¬
by Cornell, MacGillivray,
Ltd., of Halifax,
99.03,
on
4s, at
as
price
a
basis of about
a
4.20%.
July 1 from 1952 to 1961
ONTARIO
series
Hant-
(CST)
July
H-7
1, 1951. Due
terest
J-J.
Blenheim,
Bond
Ont.
Sale—The
issue of
improvement bonds
$100,-
was
pur¬
chased by a syndicate composed of
will receive
highway
1 from 1954 to 1961
on
im¬
bonds.
the
Midland
Securities
Ltd.,
Toronto, and the Bank of Mont¬
real,
as
4s, at
a
price of 96.06, a
basis of about 4.49%. Due
on
Aug.
15 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
July
on
inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
DIVIDEND NOTICES
ELECTRIC
BOAT
Natrona
County (P. O.
Casper), Wyo.
Bond Offering—Carl
COMPANY
Thomason,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
10
library bonds.
1951.
Due
on
Dated Aug.
Aug.
to >1961
inclusive.
Legality
approved
&
1
from
1,
1952
Interest
by
has
of
F-A.
Tallmadge
the
Common
Company,
1951
ord
payable
the
close
1969 to
O.
R.
Bond Sale—The issue of
Aug. 15 from
on
Aug. 15 from
1981 inclusive.
building bonds
was
of
&
2V2S, at
price of 100.44,
a
P.
Tacoma,
Bond
of
Denver,
a
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
Industrial Waterwav Bridge bonds
County, County Sch. Dist.
O. Lusk),
Wyo.
i postponed.
building
bonds
inc.
40
of Directors has- declared
a vear end dividend of 10 cents a share
in
addition
to
the quarterly
divioond
of
20
cents
a
share,
both
payable
Board
Aucust
record
books
^
$600,000
delaware,
dividend no.
Bond Sale Postponed—The sale
of
i
as
basis
(P.
Wash.
Sale—The $1,000,000 Port
N. Y.
July 19, 1951
of
Niobrara
business
$25,000
of about 2.43%.
WASHINGTON
10,
rec¬
MEIKLEJOHN,
York,
The
of ten years.
of
purchased by
Coughlin
Co.,
on
the
T reasurer
New
Route,
Casper), Wyo.
1.82%,
inclusive.
Raderville
of
Sept.
stockholders
to
at
Stock
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P.
per
August 17, 1951.
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Natrona
25c
declared
been
on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $260,000
DIVIDEND
A
share
(MST)
a.m.
of
London, Ont., Anderson & Co., of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
price of 100.04,
on
on
SCOTIA
improvement bonds
chased
000
option
owners
Royal
Montreal,
Dartmouth, N.
Bond
building black
on July 27
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $400,-
follows:
910,000 l%s. Due
"Less
a
net interest cost of about
a
$1,190,000 2s. Due
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pur¬
price of 96.27,
a
about
Strader, Taylor & Co., of Lynch¬
Unclassified sales and redemptions
was
inclusive.
Wis.
Outagamie County (P. O.
Applet on)r Wis.
320—were
syndicate composed
Mercantile
Courts &
Co.,
$5,227
bonds
by the Eastern Securities
WYOMING
City; Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago;
G.
Total
of
Smith, Barney & Co., of New
96.72
438
438
O.
road
p.
Roanoke, Va.
79.58
3,011
Series F and
In¬
on
76.09
G-1946—
Series F and G-19C1
174,
—v.
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$110,000
Bond Sale—The $2,100,000 pub¬
and
Series F -and
Sept.
71.73
2,454
897
(P.
Janesville),
lic school series DD bonds offered
Series P
P and
on
73.47
2,384
967
"K
V
BRUNSWICK
Sackville, N. B.
Due
Prairie
schel, County Clerk,
77.16
1,199
-
&
York City.
; V'
Series P
Due
King & Dawson,
Series F and G:
Series F
by
Corporation and
Co., Incorporated.
Ames
NEW
of
Dated
48.64
$34,829
E.
top-1951 bonds offered
plant,
Harrisonburg, Va.
Wood,
'v
issue of $165,-
July 15 from 1957 to 1959 incl.
on
51.98
•
August
group headed by
Bond Sale Postponed—The sale
of
series T, 1951
bonds was purchased by C. F. Cassell & Co. of Charlottesville. Due
terest M-S.
'I
of
made
July 26
Bank, of Chicago, Mil¬
Co., of Milwaukee, and
of Racine, as
l3/4s, at a price of 101.18, a basis
.
Sale—The
$24,000
Ver Meulen & Co.,
1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
66.04
of
be
The First Boston
chased
Wis.
waukee
Dated Sept. 1, 1951.
*
middle
to
be¬
offering
an
will
underwriting
320—were awarded to
p.
73.84
2,718
1,366
E-195Q
61.99
•
the
subject
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1976 inclusive.
on
91.51
2,788
E-1949
2,666
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,
57.72
4,301
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about
A.
Wis.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
2,430
"
an
con¬
statement
effective,
$400,000 school
Bond Offering — S. W. Cotton,
City Superintendent, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $600,000 sewerage series U-1951 bonds.
51.18
toward
that,
debentures
National
45.19
43.82
1,781
coming
syndicate composed of the First
a
Co., W. E.
City, and Kenneth B. Hill & Co.,
Boston, as 2s, at a price of
100.36, a basis of about 1.95%.
43.20
■
2,330
4,210
.
.
52.57
4,544
.
2,223
4,222
1
E-1948
Series
5,825
;
4,553
,
Series E-1947
Series
10,369
_
Series E-1946
Series
;
-
63,76
;
expected
registration
the
a
building bonds offered
—v.
and
were
000
11,052 -;
$8,700,000
improvement
(P. O. Melrose),
Bond Sale—The
on
Bond
•/
1,650
Due
is
It
the
an
bonds.
cost of about 2.85%.
Sale—The $250,000 school
4.24
;V
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.
highway improvement bonds was
purchased by the Bank of Melrose,
at a price of 101.01, a net interest
on
Harrisonburg, Va.
Series E-194i_—
B
Bond Sale—The issue of
Bond Sale—The $117,000 build¬
Amt. Issu
UNMATURED:
highway and bridge
Bond Sale—The issue of $35,000
Outstdg.
Issued
$212
.
from 1952 to 1985 inclusive.
Percent
$4,791
school
WISCONSIN
of
(Dollar amounts In millions—rounded and will not
necessarily add to totals)
$5,003
$2,361,000
series
of
struction program.
13,
fered
D-1941
until
balance
essential
...
Hutton &
to
bids
$26,300,000 are to be used
Treasury Bills, and the
pay
The bonds are dated
Sept. 1,
Investment
Company
of 1951.
Legality approved by Cald¬
Texas, Dallas, jointly, as 23As, 3s
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
and 3V2S, at par. Dated
July 15,
ell, of New York City.
house
A-1935
to
tral
Bond
Series
tent of
follows:
as
1,661,000
building bonds was purchased
by C. N. Burt & Co., and the Cen¬
June
MATURED:
of
July 27 with the Securities
maturing
follows: $6,000,000 due August
15, 1955; $1,500,000 due August 15,
1956; $1,500,000 due August 15,
1957 and
$26,000,000 due August
15, 1976. The proceeds to the ex¬
Sept. 1 for the
on
—
was
as
from
VIRGINIA
sealed
(EST)
statement
Exchange Commission by the
of covering a proposed
$35,000,000 debenture issue pay¬
1952 to 1985 inclusive.
$125,-
Springfield Town Sch. Dist., Vt.
United Slates
receive
a.m.
purchase
Dist.,
for
13
will
pur¬
of)
SEC
able in U. S. dollars and
July 1
on
With
Province
July 1 from
on
Issue
and
Bond Offering—Troy Floyd,
Jr.,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale—The
Colchester Sch.
Aug.
on
July 1 from
on
COLUMBIA
registration
filed
inclusive.
Due
WEST
Southwest
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
A
Mingo County (P. O.
.
.
ing improvement bonds offered
p.m.
as
July 24
Offering—W. W. Ballard,
Secretary of Board of Trustees,
Il¬
2.03%,
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
000
Bond
York
1965
2s.
VERMONT
Sch.
about
Registers
$700,000 series A bonds. Due from
1951.
Indep.
336,000
net interest cost of about 3.23%.
a
Texas
Boston,
Co., of San An¬
tonio, First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion,
dated
are
1960 to
$300,000
on
Texas
1951.
Nov. 30,
on
Harlingen Con.
syndicate composed
a
notes
1951. Due
11—v. 173, p. 2239—were
of
323,000 l%s. Due
Co., of Dallas, and Associates, at
bonds,
Housing Authority,
Note
cost
Williamson), W. Va.
Winnsboro
Dallas
Brownsville, Texas
BRITISH
British Columbia (Province
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
320—did not receive
p.
Sale—The
500,000
to
awarded
Co., of San Antonio, at a
price of 100.14, a net interest cost
of about 3.07%.
TEXAS
Bond
July 26—
on
Russ &
1966 inclusive.
Sold—The
Stamford,
319—were
p.
syndicate
a
hospital bonds offered
$85,000 school
house bonds offered
inclusive.
50,000 23As. Due
1959 to
June
on
1958
Sale—The
&
Mission, Texas
Not
Texas
follows:
to
New York City, as
2Y4s, at a
price of 100.11, a net interest cost
of about 2.23%.
—v.
Buckholts Rural
York
interest
follows:
headed by the National City
Bank,
Securities
Nashville,
awarded
CANADA
com¬
Fenn
&
Co.,
Co., both of
City, Pacific National
Sachs
$5,180,000 bonds
July 25—v. 174, p. 147 $341,000 2%s. Due
on
Bonds
bonds
syndicate
a
Phelps,
Bank, and Bramhall & Stein, both
of Seattle, at a price of
par, a net
Bond Sale—The
July 1 from
on
New
Houston, Texas
—were
of
Goldman,
able. Interest F-A.
inclusive.
1980
1951.
Co., of Knoxville,
Cumberland
July 1 from
on
posed
call¬
are
Aug. 1—v. 174, p. 56—
on
awarded to
were
of
inclusive.
1977
988,000 3x/2s. Due
com¬
posed of the Equitable Securities
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
720,000 3y4s. Due
2239—
p.
1961
from date of issue
years
and after Aug. 1, 1962 are callable.
Moss, Moore & Co., of Dallas, at
Interest F-A. Legality approved by a price of 100.007, a net interest
cost of about 3.39%, as follows:
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
offered
Dated
51
?lst,
to stock holders of
23rd,
1951.
Transfer
closed.
SYLVAN COLE.
Chairman of the Board.
1951,
August
wiil
not
was
be
.
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52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(500)
.
.
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employees like the Payroll Savings Plan for U. S. Savings Bonds. It
therefore, to conduct a person-to-person canvass at all company
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at
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which
same
easy to
haven't, here
are
the three
easy
steps:
Phone, wire
or write to Savings Bond Division,
Treasury Department, Suite 700, Washington
Building, Washington, D. C.
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Your State Director, U. S.
Treasury Department,
will contact you or the executive you designate to con¬
duct the canvass and tell you exactly how to proceed.
He will furnish posters,
pay envelope stuffers, applica¬
tion blanks and other aids.
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have to do is
to see
,
that
the systematic investment in
highly desirable service for its
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conduct a person-to-person canvass of your
plants to ascertain who wants to help America
and build for his or her security by the systematic purchase
of U.. S. Defense Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan.
Have you conducted a person-to-person canvass in your
plant?
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effort"
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opportunity to make his or her own
decision. No pressure is needed.
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and America. In the last six months approxi¬
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Savings Plan for their employees. Approximately 600,000
working men and women have joined the millions of smart
savers
already on the Payroll Savings Plan. In plant after
plant, employee participation has jumped to 70%, 80% —
even
90% because, as Mr. Hunt so aptly puts it, "employees
like the Payroll
Savings Plan." c
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the company
Make it easy for
your employees to help themselves, their
Country and their company by the systematic purchase of
U. S. Savings Bonds — Defense Bonds now, because
they
are an
important factor in combating inflation and building
a
stronger America.
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partment
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advertising. The Treasury De¬
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