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NDAY
UNIVERSITY
OF MICH IGAN
ISSUE
13 1953
NESS
ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office #
Volume 178
Number 5237
New York 7, Ni
RAILROAD
Y., Monday, July 13, 1953
Price $l-a
PUBLIC UTILITY-INDUSTRIAL V INSURANCE
-
Adams Express Co.—Net Asset Value LowerAs
Net
of—
value
asset
per
J—*
share___»
common
$37.33
*
v
.<■? T ; *4.
a
monthly rate in excess of $1,000,000.' A substantial part of the
premiums written by the corporation has gone back to designated
agents in the form of commission earnings and the same arrangement
!
$41.07
will
j'The
company's holding of American
1577.
■-p.
International
is included at net asset value
"V - '
...
Corp.,
both
at
In This Issue
majority-
a
dates.—V.
be
the
also
this
corporation
Inc.,' located
Situated
45,000
about
the:' P^nt of Sterling
acquired
Van
Wert,
foot
square
$500,000/ is
No
-
has
>at
Ohio.
The
Electric
disclosure
located
on
-made
was
Wert
Van
11
an
whose
replacement
value
purchase
price.—V.
177,
his
Boston
Stock
Cincinnati Stock
*
Los
Alleghany Corp.—Secondary Offering Continued— /
Merrill
to
Lynch,
of
Pierce,
560,000
dealers,
it
Fenner
is
Beane
&
at
warrants
concession
a
announced early last week.—V.
was
Its
continuing
$2.32% less
177,
22
49. -'
p.
Stock
the
Exchange
covering $295,000 of 3%
at par,
with
the
to
corporation
is
The proceeds
non-profit
a
to be
are
Court
A.
Roberts,
"Sales
volume
thing like 5%
costs,
10c/o,
A
further
and
committed
therein,
avoid,
common
stocks
effective
date
37
in
38
fied in the
41
Stock
Exchange.
___
profits
after
year,
profit
all
prices
already
the
be
including
announced
and
41.
leave
steel
we
healthy
a
position for
State
company
July
on
7
filed
•capital.—VJ
letter of notification with
stock to be offered at par
The proceeds are
without underwriting.
share),
a
common
and
177, p. 2125.
City
Offerings
no
47
Payable.
9
Rates
Exchange
Reserve Banks
SEC
Condition
__44
sales
*
Federal Reserve
before
$25,877,616
3,159,340
8,540,723
5,998,721
2,181,481
1,580,404
4,241,052
3.000,753
410,802
.taxes-—
profits
excess
$32,053,913
4,387,424
income taxes
Fed.
$13,422,490
125,565
754.488
44
...
138,644
374,276
267,936
tax
State income taxes
Net
the
177, p.
Net
$1,602,873
NOTE—Provision
to
Taxes
for
$3,170,907
per
common
share
$23.77
Plan Corp.
$2.84
$2.23
reflect
the
Federal
for
actual
taxes
taxes
income
computed
as
comparable periods
in
ject to final determination.—V. 178,
1953
p.
are
49.
for
at
1952
the
has
end
of
been
the
re¬
year.
estimated and are
This
nanced
the
automobiles
field
but
not
American Gas & Electric Co.—To Increase Investments
exact
been
the
.
The
;
This company has
Co.
and
Electric Power Co. in
Appalachian
^with the-BEC for
to
joined with two of its subsidiaries, The Ohio Power
issue
and
sell
an
order
authorizing each of the
American
to
"stock for $7,000,000
Gas
100,000
shares
of
two
no
subsidiaries
par
common
(total, $14,000,000); and the Commission has given
'interested'persons until July 15, 1953, to request a hearing thereon.
^
In addition, Ohio Power Co. proposes to issue and sell, from time to
time
but"
not
than
later
June
30,
payable to banks/in an. aggregate
outstanding at any one time.
Proceeds
of
the
financing
will
1954,
short-term
amount not
to
promissory
notes
$26.49
Contemplates Entering
used
for
construction
purposes.
$25,900,000 in
1954.—V.
61
NEW
177,
p.
2669.
BROADWAY
YORK 6,
other
and
Home
mobile
Financing,
damage
purchases
insurance
that
public
and
equipment, is planning to enter
Mark M. Hart, President, an¬
Hart
a
said,
will
for
be
the
stock of
itself
enable
The
for
"extremely
the
American
attractive"
purchase
Plan
finances,
will be provided,
American Plan
for
some
to
of
offer
has
been
trailer
dealers
financed mobile homes as well as on cars and agricultural
equipment and will continue in this field. The new set up means that
it can provide trailer financing or insurance, or both.
In the six years of its existence, the corporation has written approxi¬
mately $50,000,000 in premiums, and volume so far this year has been-
STOCK
will
or
all Canadian
on
interim
any
will receive all
3 955,
such
plan
certificates
of the
company
of further
before
scrip
by
distributions held
who
but in lieu
thereof such
in
would
liquidation,
of
surrenders
or
such
certificates
entitled
be
stock
MEMBERS
American
Stock
Exchange
Torbnto Ctock
Canadian
Teletype
Stock
Exchange
Montreal
Direct
Private- Wires
Connect
New
York
With
Offices
in
Stock
the
on
capital
Coke Co.
stock
for 43
Portland Gas
of
to
The
of
the
and
at
company,
one
share
shares of
the
of
the
com¬
company's
&
Coke Co.
stock
will not be
will be sold for account of the stockholder
him
to
expense
the
and
proceeds
will
remitted
be
to
1677.
assets
had
which
stockholders
principal
founded
in
asked
1938,
should be
directors,
or
Court of Chancery was asked to appoint a
of
$5,000,000
in
receiver tor
China
before
II.
War
Two
(Del.)—Receiver Sought—
Securities Corp.
corporation,
World
and
for
continued
all
of
assets
a
or
the firm, a warehousing company
receiver to determine whether the
dissolved.
now
are
in
They said it has
the
hands
of
no
officers
Chinese
Com¬
munists.
stockholders
The
are
Joseph
M.
Dougherty
and
E.
J.
Quinn,
both
Pennsylvania.
The two hold 6,900 shares of the total of 9,790,
Mr.
Dougherty also has an additional 2,200 shares of a third
stockholder who died recently.
of
and
against the corporation include $600,000 owed to Corporation
Augustions
by
two
who
in
$3,600
with
of
The
Philippines, as well as back salaries claimed
former President, Taddeus Kaszynski,
firm owes him $4,800 plus a salary ol
former officials.
The
a,
prior claim said the
for
the
Street
CO.
Exchange
Exchange
Toronto and
of
for the account of such
partial liquidation
every
year
company's
since
records
1949,
and
is believed
deeds,
to be in Quito, Equador,
the
petition
stated,
Journal.")
BRANCHES
♦
Toronto, Ontario
Royal Bank Building
NY 1-142
stocks
common
common
the
dissolution
Portland Gas & Coke Co. which may
stock reclassification plan distribution
Exchanges at Regular Comriiission
&
become
under
the
shall
plan
company's
have
scrip
or
date
any
agent
scrip, except that
will be Issued on and
of former preferred and
the
in
share
a
SPECIALISTS
KING
final
or
distribution
distributions
effective
the
therefor)
such fractions
Delaware
Traded in New York in United States Funds;
CHARLES
the
or
the number of shares of the
stock reclassification
shares representing
account
American
The
this
Telephone
4-8974
not .be
record of
N. Y.
Rates
1
stock
'
{
Orders Executed
all
selling
Claims
writing physical damage
on
CANADIAN
and
the dissolution plan
plan
Fractional shares
issued but
if desired, with "skip"'insurance.
time
the
rights specie
Holders of
reclassification
pufposes
Portland Gas &
de
The
the
and.
on
interests
capital stock will be mailed on Sept. 2, 1953, by the company's distribu¬
tion agent to stockholders of record at the close of business on July 21,
rounded
♦
WHitehall
95
concern
institution
than
or
preferred and common stocks ot
who Surrender them under the stock
of
holders of
(or
cents
of
of
financing
......
financial
will
charged
rates
homes
alike.
dealers
of
the
trailer
cease
fi¬
on
any
of
preferred
will
rights
capital
1953.
fractions Involved will be sold
proceeds distributed to them.
him.—V. 176, p.
physical
newly formed financing entity will take has
worked out as yet, according to Mr. Hart, who
completely
Mr.
well
that
out,.; however,
coverage
be
in
15,
stock
of
date
the
distribution
initial
without
program/ In addition to the financing and physical
damage insurance,
the
corporation will make available credit life
insurance to cover, the possibility of the purchaser's death before the
final payment has been made.
Also, the new organization, or for that
matter
any
financial institution which may insure equipment which
a
exceed $23,000,000
Appalachian's construction program will amount to $35,100,000 in 1953
and $17,300,1)00 in 1954, and that of Ohio to $52,500,000 in 1953 and
form
formation
paper,
the filing of an application
be
the
interest
any
the
July 7.
on
Instalment
to
In Subsidiaries—
Act
Holders of
former
any
other
below
later
capital stock
the
his
any
and
mon
(
The
pointed
-
specialists
Trailer
of
nounced
sub¬
>
corporation?
for
company's
therefor)
Feb.
Water Power Co.
for
held
1953.
$2,491,619
J$1.18
share
per
stated
$1,314,727
$1.43
income
pur¬
will
company
having
therefor,
have
to
fractional
rate
Mobile Home Financing FieldEarnings
the
plan,
(including fractions) to which they
they surrendered such certificates
under
any
Washington
1577.
American
(The)
,
the
Company
former
surrender
record
company
scrip
or
June 30,'53 Dec. 31/52
value
asset
—V.
to
of
No holder of certificates
of
Corp.—Asset Value Off—
1
of—
for
as
had
receive
44
238,413
192,268
Income
Federal
American International
the
reclassification
An
As
of
plan.
System
June 15/52
$16,440,289
—
Holding
persons
scrip
or
plan
after July 21,
the
by
for
stock
holders
June 14/53
other
certificates
stock
Statement of Member Banks of
per
treated
entitled
American Enka Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Net
will,
capital
and
of
the effective
after
43
before
the
certificates
time
Dividends
" —24 Weeks Ended—
of
Division,
(and, with respect to holders of certificates
referred
account
their
agent
Ended—
approved
order
plan on and after the effective date of the dissolution
or
the
holders
Declared
of
plan
scrip
(or
company
be
to be used for working
June 15/52
been
Southern
Utility
dissolution
any
company
certificates
on
be
June 14/53
stockholders
its
an
will be mailed.
of
at
*
.—12 Weeks
by
corporation terminated,
a
dissolution
books
Its
reclassification
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
the
Public
the
as
and
shares
for
on
distribution
Holders
the
& Investment News.Cover
Bond
the
dissolution
distributions,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44
177,
($10
Maine,
to
having
15,-1950, subject to the provisions of the dissolution plan).
initial
.31
The Course of Bank Clearings
Alpar Mfg. Corp., Redwood City, Calif.—Files—
The
assets
after
enforced
company's capital stock at the close of business on July 21, 1953, will
be treated as those to whom all liquidating distributions, including the
Stock Prices
General Corporation
Foreign
covering 3,985 shares of
the
holders
the
plafi and
.
,
plan,
ordered
...31
Miscellaneous Features
are
1954.—V.
to
'
that July 22, 1953,
company's plan for dissolu¬
net
the company's capital stock
Certificates
will
position.
in
Plan
transferable
•
not
us
Feb.
up
year
the
its
District of
of
of
of
for
of
through
preferred and common stocks or scrip, the rights specified
the company's stock reclassification plan which became effective on
31
taxes.
by
increase
half
of
insurance
,__31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages. 31
price
months
requirements for an aggressive sales program.
We expect
will; enable us to-end up with a good but not a record-
year,
Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
some¬
promising for new high totals lor the
are
endeavoring to plan our production schedules to
limit possible, employment dislocations and inventories
are
Exchange.*
respect of
in
42
Stock
SEC Index of
six
rate
last
New
However,, increasing
expenses,
labor
factor
during
effect
Markets
York
.
compensating
the
for
will
T_„
Exchange—Curb Section
Transactions American
year
..without
labor,
material
net
our
we
of
this
the dealer may desig¬
damage
for former
measures
"breaking
p.
last
into
put
the
to
excess
these
and
productivity,
circumstances
but
of
date
including
36
Exchange.^.
part:
months
six
drop; in
a
with
the
to
affect
These
in
.increase: in
suppliers
year;
materials
result
compared
further
first
in
but
announced
the
of
of
and
the
stock
capital
Stock
Transactions
said
June -30
on
less thap for the same 1952 period.
will
to
the
for
especially
increases
In
President,
for
its existence
and
35
Over-the-Counter
W.
all
dissolution
of
effective
the
company's
Exchange
Toronto Stock
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.—Sales Off 5%—
.
act
may
explained,
trailer,
1S'35.
On
Stock
Toronto
truckers.
he
Co.- -Dissolution
July 3
on
of
11(e)
Canadian
used for working
organization 'of
The
Section
dissolved
35
SEC
subordinated: debentures due 1978 to be offered
.
without underwriting.
capital, iThe
letter of notification
they
the
,
effective date
approved
was
District
S.
of
35
plan).
San Francisco Stock Exchange
The corporation on July 6 filed a
In other states,
Light
President,
the
as
Montreal
Allied Van Lines, Inc., Broadview, 111.—Files-
&
distribution
SEC,
suant
33
Stock
Aller,
(dissolution
by
32
Exchange....
L.
for
and
U.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
.
Howard
tion
32
L_
of
Effective July 22—
has been fixed
32
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
cents
(
Exchange
words,
sale
2310.
p.
Power
where
other
the
on
for physical
arrange
169,
states
In
only
not
*
32
Angeles Stock Exchange
Midwest
secondary
of
y23
to
Plan.—V.
Become
.27
Exchange.
agent
own
those
agents.
profit
a
In
dealer?
insurance
make
American
11
(Bonds)-..
American Stock Exchange
is
Detroit Stock
offering
(Stocks)
trailer
and
will
the commissions received.
on
American
■Page
4 '
-
Stock Exchange
New; York Stock Exchange
2125.'
p.
•>
..-v./
,v.
New York
plot.
acre
the
to
as
one
plant,
•
..
Motors,
year, old
plant, which
some
usable
equipment, /.is ready for immediate occupancy.100 miles south of Aeroquip's main plant in Jackson,
Mich.-,
contains
the
Stock and Bond Quotations
.
by. the need for additional operating facilities and storage
handle its growing sales volume and product diversification,
t-o
space
,
to
dealers
dealer
nate
Pressed
offered
both
as
177,
'
Aeroquip Corp.—Expands Facilities—
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
at
June 30,'53 Dec. 31,'52
owned .subsidiary,
Copy
Montreal
Montreal, Quebec
Aldred
Building
("Wall
2
(146)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
American Telephone
Period End. May 31—
•
$
Operating
revenues
23,312,660
24,149,830 117,446,244
expenses
17,985,"915
17,237,236
Other
—V.
177,
Prov.
14,768,000
7,725,188
6,787,856
99,894,949
85,535f897
2566.
p.
before
for
Excess
This
Redwood
corporation
1953,
7,
be
by Blyth
filed
covering
offered
for
& Co.,
Net
of
Inc.,
proceeds
by
bank
Ayala
additional
by
corporation's
the
sale
stock
loans;
Associates,
to
(b)
award
of
a
year
will
used
be
retire
manufacture
—V.
176,
of
(50c
is
to
the
plan
$450,000
retire
to
ia)
demand notes
to provide
organized in 1946 to
was
of
and
The
backlog
of
has
$581,000
announced
for
U.
the
according
that
will
hearing
simplification
being
of
rejected.
debentures
Gas
first
full
in
July 20,
corporate
plan
ings
for
bonds,
having
exchange
later
sale
offered
Co.
for
mortgage
The
in
Arkfuel
The
Norman
Stern,
set
for
up
refund
Aiknat
for
at
1953
this
of
cor¬
by
normal
a
their
Arknat
financing
at
bids
two
provided
bidding; and
competitive bidding
for
an
received
offer
preferred
of
therefor
to
make
Arkfuel
the
stock
of
with
holdings
operation
Section
profit after
per
The
corporation
100,000
share,
11
acquire
July
on
shares
without
for
and
the
of
fractional
filed
1
of
debentures.
Arkfuel
the
In
related
not
is
"Botany
Holding
Company
Act.—V.
177,
letter
a
working
of notification
stock
common
underwriting.
The
interests
$1)
(par
in
producing
with
to be
proceeds
lease
the SEC
offered
at
$3
used
be
to
are
cent
after
mortgage,
1972,
July
15,
definitive
the
at
spries
properties
and
form,
for
with
177,
general
Jan.
States
4'/4%
1,
Trust
bonds,
form,
coupon
mortgage
1954,
and
dated
1952,
exchanged
series
C
subsequent
in
of
New
York, 45
attached,
St., New York,
coupons
Wall
2450.
p.
Gulf &
have
A.
West
Indies
newed
for
approved
the
President,
report
of
on
July
special
a
2
announced
committee
to
that
the
directors
effect
that
holding company, performs no useful economic function and
should, therefore, be dissolved.
Such
dissolution
would
Involve
no
change in the corporation structure of the New York
and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co. or in thd operatiori^ thereof.
i-It., is
contemplated
Atlantic
Gulf
purpose
—V.
of
176,
and
for
dividend
share
Indies
meeting
Steamship
them
to
Steel
Chemical
cumulative
special
a.
proposal
a
the
of
Lines
will
stockholders
be
for
called
such
of
the
lor
dissolution.
662.
p.
registrar
West
submitting
Automatic
The
that
500,000
preferred
to
Products, Inc.—Stock
Bank
Trust
shares
stock
common
basis.—V.
&
Co.,
of
new
which
$1
were
stockholders
174,
New
of
York,
Distribution—
has
The
these
18
30
on
as
a
stock
share-for-
a
of
shares,
of
company was only recently incorporated,
subsidiary of Avco Manufacturing Corp.
'
OWned
and
&
Sons,
Inc.,
Worsted
and
Earl
W.
Allen,
director
a
Daroff
of
manufacturers
Tex
clothing,
has
176,
24
$1)
at
follows
participated
is
a
wholly-
class
A
exchange offer expired
the
continues
line
500"
publicly
$10
of
which
of
cooking
tured
of
shares
electric
of
and
equipment.
The
refrigerators
Canada
has
Moffats,
gas
company
under
also
Ltd.,
ranges
the
agreed
,
to
for
has
name
leading
a
household
also
of
for
Crosley
acquire
the
manufacturer
and
use,
some
time
manufac¬
"Shelvador."
assets
in
commercial
to
June
stock
30,
the
the
as
clothing,
holders
$100)
(par
sole
supplier
had
been
BUSINESS—At
in
the
mortgage
The
notes
of
shares
682
for
exchange
at
each
for
1953.
cooperation
preferred
share.
The
surgical,
the
offering
the
medical
other
notes
and
Illinois
of
engaged in the manufacture and sale in Canada of
manufactured in the United States
-
and
and
patients for
dental
costs.
housing
and
GIVING
EFFECT
subordinated
conv.
Notes
Proceeds
some
of the products
from
the sale of the
interest of which are
guaranteed by Moffats, Ltd., will be used
purchase the assets of
Crosley Radio & Television Ltd., and Bendix
Home Appliances
Canada, Ltd., and for general corporate
purposes.
See also Avco
Manufacturing Corp. below.
and
to
'
common
of
B
common
stock
A
(par
The
also
company
home
and
owners
(par
$1)
stock
common
by
respect, except that
having voting rights.
the
directors,
authorized
tures.
is
presently
should
Intends
V.
it
to
177,
by
necessary
place
all
the
be
would
B
or
stock
common
amount
each
No
but
to
recent
stockholders,
face
into
$10
of
is
the
company
share
principal
public offering of
of
1953,
The
to
the
to
The
to
add
on
the
net
working capital;
reduction of certain
money not
securities
new
intends
also may
of
proceeds
but it
to
their
capital notes,
Net
debentures
for
like
a
the
amount
proceeds of
of
the
the
Manufacturing Corp.—Expansion
Plans
ests
of
ment
of
a
As
Avco
for
Canada
to
major expansion
subsidiary, Avco
keystone
Canada,
in
of
Ltd.
and
integration of the Canadian inter¬
July 7 with the announce¬
President, of the formation
Canada, Ltd.
expansion plan,
Mr. Emanuel reported that
has entered into an
agreement to purchase all
outstanding stock of Moffats Ltd.,
Toronto, one of Canada's fore¬
most appliance
manufacturers and a
leading producer and distributor
of
electric
Bendix
and
Home
sion, Ltd. will
«
gas
ranges.
Appliances
The
assets
of Avco's present
subsidiaries
Ltd., and Crosley Radio and
Teleby the new Avco of Canada, Ltd
Canada,
also be acquired
Mwr/..E^wnuel also disclosed that
Nesbitt, Thomson
& Co.,
arrangements have been made.with
Ltd., Canadian investment
firm, for the under-
Wri^ngwf« 10Pe-term debenture
-The Moffat firm
was
located
in
Toronto
or note
founded in
and
1882.
issue of Avco
Its
of Canada
manufacturing plants
Ltd
and
television
receivers
in
a
newly-constructed
$23.66
$24.30
$23.62
months
the
for
revenue
ended
same
March
period
was
the
31,
company
1953 wera
$808,506.
of
80
cents
cents
share annually. Two quarterly
have been paid in the first half
per
share,
per
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
coll.
lien
sinking
FINANCING
'
Outstanding
fund
'
%, due June 1, 1974—_
Unlimited
$1,608,000
1,
1974__^_
Unlimited
749,000
3 Vi %, due June 1,
1974____
Unlimited
485,000
1,100,000
200,000
debentures
(sinking fund
pfd.
stock
(stated
share)
per
cumul.
pfd.
value
cumul.
$50
50,000 shs.
stock,
$50
share)
pfd.
conv.
stock
•
5.40%
stock.
cumulative
tBy
Increased,
since
share)
per,
1953,
31,
convertible
from
shares
cover
conversions
into
authorized
500,000
to
*424,672shx
routine
series,
stock
common
-
1953,
common
600,000 shs.
there have been
stock,
amendment,
March
-20,900 shs;
(stated
preferred
charter
*9,969 shs.
20,000 shs.
^Subsequent to March1 31,
of
,
9,969 shs.
share)
per
50,000 shs.
series
conv.
per
tCpjp. stock (par value $10
,r
value
to
cojnmott
has
600,000
conversions
been
shares,
of
5.44ft
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have agreed t«
purchase from the company the number of shares of 5.44%
cumulative
convertible preferred stock set opposite each underwriter's name below:
Shares
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
5,400
Loewi
&
5,400
Central
Co
Republic
The
Milwaukee
Bell
&
&
McCormick
i
Scott,
—V.
(Inc.)
2,200
Co
Farrell,
Boenning
Co.
2,200
Inc
1.200
i
Co
&
1,200
Co
Horner
1,200
&
Mason,
Inc—
.
.
1,200
177, p. 2676.
Chicago & i North Western Ry.—To Sell Equipments—
will
Chicago
it
of
6,
be
received
111.,
1953
and
secured
—v.
to
by
177,
by
the
at
company
400
to noon. (CDT) on July 21
equipment
trust
certificates
up
$4,185,000
mature
in
15
equipment
equal
annual
estimated
to
West
for
to
the
be
Madison St.,
purchase from
dated
Aug.
15.
instalments.
They will bo
approximately
$5,595,12&,
cost
2350.
p.
.
manufactures
plant in Toronto.
C.
Electrical
labor
which
(AFL)
had
have
caused
of
the
signed
strike
a
an
from
in
part
a
1,
of
the
the
agreement
month,
on
10
the
has increased wages by 5%,
differentials for operating employees
The increase is retroactive to
the
are
exact
night shifts.
terms
'
,
offered
.
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
Period End. April 30—
Net sales
before
for
Earns,
a
to
with
$50,000,000
just
—
This
$10,000,000
raised
total of $183,000,000 of
its
working
long-term debt
inc.
income
by
Stockholders
June
five
of
capital
now
totals
on
term
new
since
Jan.
1.
4% debentures due
funds which C. I. T.
The
corporation's
$497,250,000.—V.
shares
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
177,
p.
2782.
1953—3 Mos—1952
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$30,080,074 $28,252,894 $64,612,173
$57,804,459
1,436,990
5,196,879
for
932,000
835,000
2,695,000
2,111,000
comparable
the
period
review
a
data
new
for
of
indicate
record
ahd
1952.
quarter ended March 31,
company operations, mailed
that earnings for the first
were
The
1953,
equal
materially above those
company,
over
net
to
23
200
The
of
it
dividend distribution of 10 cents
record
on
a
June
10c
$2,501,879
$1,285,182
2,326,143
2,325,968
ber
$0.56
the
board has
for
each
$1.08
provides
communities
cents
of
per
in
$205 691
share'
an
15
was
the
second
share paid June 24 to
holders
paid since the stock was
a
dividend
quarterly basis earlier this
year.
The
management said
a stock
dividend at the Novem¬
for the last six, in addition to cash
intends to ask the board to consider
$601,990
2,325,968
$0.26
which
Income
over the corresponding 1952
period. Richard L. Rosen¬
President, also advised shareholders in his report that
it was
that net income for the entire year would
surpass the record
earnings reported for 1952.
2,326,143
$0.49
another
likely
3,396,182
taxes-
share
in
preliminary
set
$1,147,445
1578.
Co.—Earnings Outlook Good—
told
thal,
2,079,445
outstdg._
per com.
—V. 177, p.
months
the
weie
that
increase of 26%
.
taxes
profit
26,
electric, telephone, gas and water service to
seven
states, had previously reported record
put
Net
borrowing,
added
Citizens Utilities
company
with slight shift
afternoon and
I
Capita]
Placement
privately
to
the company on Feb. 24, last.
The wage settlement would cost the
company an estimated $204,000
a
year before taxes, or five cents a share on common stock.—V. 177,
p. 1678.
Prov.
Corp.—Private
borrowed
July 15, 1958.
on
consolidated
March
has
I960, makes
has
1952.
These
Profit
due
settling
agreement
Financial
on 4%
Two institutional investors
purchased the notes. Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
partici¬
pated in the negotiations.
notes
Brotherhood
International
running
T.
last.
working
Dec.
representatives
Workers
dispute
of $15
and
company
I.
corporation
The
California Electric Power Co.—Strike Settled—
are
Orillia, Ontario. Distribution of its
products is
carried
out
principally through branches and
distributors
located
throughout Canada. Crosley Radio and
Television, Ltd.
radio
for
'
corporation on July 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 500 shares of preferred stock to be offered at par ($100 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to liquidate
equipment notes and for farm storage tanks and working capital.
As
the
the
share
per
In
telephones.
operating
12
200.000
value
Butane-Propane Service, Inc., Holyoke, Colo.—Files—
April 2,
corporation was disclosed on
Victor Emanuel, Chairman and
new
pf
in
Long Term Securities of New Unit—
this
by
a
a
communities
seven-year
The
of
Avco
the
various
1,500,000
offering will be
Nov. 30,'52
May 31,'52
$14,728,907 $14,699,797 $13,638,379
177, p. 1046.
This
Be Financed
by
value
31,
155,289
income
rate
20
and
cumul.
pay¬
May 29,'53
assets
asset
March
for
to
Iowa,
West
Virginia and
telephone service in Wisconsin,
1953, the company and its sub¬
750,000
to
face
in which event the cash
of—
V.
At
service
Minnesota,
provide
July
on
Bullock Fund, Ltd.—Asset Value Up from Year
Ago—
net
the
fund
Bids
As
provides
Dakota,
735,000
reduced to the extent of the exchanges made.
Total
redemption.
495,000
5.44%
class A
holders of $225,000 of the
company's outstanding five-year
10%
subordinated
debentures, due
Aug. 1,
1956, with the debenture holders being given the right to
exchange
of
and
$750,000
use.
be offered
period
Unlimited
its general
save
p«r
as
redeemed,
months'
12
$55
date
1976
initially apply
may
its bank loans
actually In
to
is
be
1,
(stated
is
the event that the management
or desirable and
possible,' the management
any
part of
said
debentures
privately.—
additional
of interest
ment
to
1, 1977
of seven-year capital notes due Aug. 1,
public sale in denominations of $100, $500, and
respective principal amounts.
No underwriting is
company
provide
the same
said
of
to
in¬
certain
$750,000
for
their
at
stock
option
and
1975
5.40%
amount 6t the
the SEC
the
First series 4%, due May
1, 1963___
Second series, 4%, due May 1, 1965__
these debentures
statement with
the
company
1,
$2.50
deben¬
in
registration
a
at
the
$1,000,000
offered
each
funds
filed
covering
to be
of
consolidated
providing sufficient
preferred stock.
This corporation
of
requirement of $100,000 annually):
only
Budget Charge Accounts, Inc., Yonkers, N. Y.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
1960,
mtge.
Sinking
authorization
the
stock
Series D, 3%»%, due Sept.
Series E, 3%%, due Dec.
identical
convertible
one
convertible,
Series F, 3.80%, due Dec.
ters With Securities and
1,
date
served
net
each
Series C,
7,620 shs.
are
$50
Books
company has paid dividends on its common stock
since its organization in 1944. Since 1949 dividends have
at
Series A, 3 (4
20,565 shs.
stock
is
on
expiration
bonds—
trailers
2670.
p.
pay
stock,
share.
per
Authorized
$10,000
common
convertible
for
company
converted.
be
class
to $500,000
up
contemplated,
deem
and
1953.
$50
the
of
to
so
B
FINANCING—Pursuant
debentures
stock
common
debentures
expansion
preferred
common
accrue
Subsidiaries
Virginia.
year
paid
First
Outstanding
10,000 shs.
class
the
approved
issue
to
Such
finance
in
FINANCING
50,000 shs.
and
each
provides
of
$10,000
stock
of
to
Series B, 3V4%, due June
PRESENT
TO
$1)
every
class
help
convertible
the
South
CAPITALIZATION
Plan"
the purpose of financ¬
dwellings.
debenture
stock
class
due
Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—All
the
subsidiaries
dividends,
100,000
A
•
-
its
of
payable—bank
Class
in
com¬
notes
DIVIDENDS—The
mortgages,
indebtedness as
"Professional
a
to
EARNINGS—Total
primarily engaged
Authorized
Avco
by the parent company.
$2,00.000 debentures
the
principal
^
and
chatel
evidences
or
at
sidiaries owned and
rate
not under¬
was
Dakota,
individuals.
or
inaugurated
their
Is
contracts,
home improvements for
permanent
CAPITALIZATION
4%
promissory
25c per share at the
expiration of each 12 months'
to a minimum of $52.50 per share, plus, in
any cast*
dividends
Carolina.
This
uses.
company
sales
dealers
by
recently
doctors
financing of
for
such
has
with
1953,
2782.
p.
shares
BUSINESS—Company
been
conditional
it
to
company
to
used
177,
commence
additional
North
in
time
present
of
and
offered
be
may
4yg%
preferred
3.7
share
per
North
corporate
other
for
the
purchase
15,
1678.
p.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to
repay
advances of
$675,000 from the company's parent, Central Electric
& Gas Co., and to
pay part of the expenditures for new
construction calculated to cost
$4,225,000 in 1953.
re¬
will provide additional working capital
additional commercial paper offered
purchasing
and
company
June
177,
of
Crosley Radio
& Television
Ltd., and Bendix Home Appliances
Canada, Ltd., both
wholly-owned subsidiaries of Avco
Manufacturing Corp., and presently
■;
5.44%
into
dividends
accrued
20,565 shares of class A
"as a speculation."
Of
share
offered
stock
on
offered
per
common
net proceeds
of
purpose
the
and
outstanding
of
$10,130,731, and
for
close
redemption price of the 5.44%
preferred
stock
during the 12 months' period beginning with the
share
written.
subscriptions for preference and common shares of
Avco
of.Canada, Ltd., the parent company has
agreed to supply its Canadian
subsidiary $5,900,000 to enable it to purchase all the
issued
Canada
holder,
re¬
with
■\\vThrough
..
share
the
the
the
1470.
p.
being
are
preferred
PROCEEDS—The
witil
reported closed later in the day.
The
resigned.
Botany
interests
Botany
"Botany
June
on
of
the
of
as
including June 30, 1958, and 3.2 shares thereafter to
cluding June 30, 1963.
These conversion
ratios are,
under
circumstances, subject to dilution privileges.
May 21, last, that the contract between
on
which
by
the
6,820
shares
10
$1,000
1690.
p.
Canada, Ltd.—Debentures Offered—Offering
"was made
July 7 by a syndicate of investment dealers
headed by Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., jLtd., of an issue of
$2,000,000 15-year 5Vz % sinking fund
debentures, series
A, at 98 and accrued interest to yield 5.70%.
>V This
made
(par
cumulative
6%
appointed
non-voting, non-
June
Daroff
as
the
years.—V.
stock
involved.
Avco
that
for
company
common
been
par value,
issued on June
record
Daroff
succeed
Daroff
PLANS DEBENTURE
Newman,
H.
by
to
Mr.
Daroff,
five
share).
per
connection
and
Brick Discount Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.—Stock Offered—
The
Steamship Lines—Plans
this
;
Tailored
was
textiles
in
dividend.—V.
share, priced at $50
per
period thereafter,
*
'•
to Dissolve—
Jerome
were
Botany.
and
be
cumulative
value
Each
President of
Class
Co.
5.44%
President of
wool
($1
par
Corp.—Private Placement—The
to
are
an
due
bonds
coupon
'•
Atlantic
of
stated
2126.
p.
and
on
proceeds
less
of
$15.06
quarterly
$3,000,000
$1,400,000 of debt.—V.
25c
used
1,
July
be
may
sold
less
ing
C,
temporary
1953,
United
N. Y.—V.
,
in
$28,216,591 $24,776,871
1,087,478
*276,473
Nil
announcement
Botany
at
expenses
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis and Loewi & Co. on
July 9 offered 20,000 shares
June 14,'52
$0.58
Announcement
for
'
Central Telephone
share
of
the
1,
The
off
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
June 13,'53
director
a
election
purchasers
pay
was
current
Products
has
Bankers Securities Corp. in the purchase of the common share holdings
of the
estate of
the late Colonel Charles F. H. Johnson, long time
to
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Definitive Bonds—
July
the
on
1,761,750
500"
elected
to
Corp.—Net Asset Value—
share
per
Western
of
comoliance
to
for general corporate purposes.
General
trading
to
1,761,750
Daroff,
bond
General
value
deducting the
Casco
Botany Mills, Inc.—Daroff Elected Director—
Michael
to
used
July 1, 1965, to Prudential Insurance Co. of
America, it
announced on July 6.
outstanding
177,
be
theatre.
229.
p.
common
•Loss.—V.
to
art
was
of business July 1.
gas
development In
and
taxes—J—-—
shares
borrow¬
Arrowhead Petroleum Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
per
176,
admitted
and
opening
oil
in
sales
to
covering
1952
$64,185,246 $56,876,570
—-
listed
were
engaged
sold
are
I
Arknat,
bank
temporary
2246.
p.
shares
Is
be
of
asset
Gain—
Gas, Ltd.—Listed—
Exchange at the
Net
competitive
addition, the plan is to be amended to eliminate the provision for bond
financing by Arkla, since such provision contemplates nothing more
than
"A"
Stock
company
The
amendment
an
structure
sale
the
outstanding
authorization
exchange
Inc.—Assets
Funds
&
to
Carriers &
pany
Oil
default), to be sold at prices to be determined by
date to maturity; and 18,300 shares of
from issue
years
proceeds
Net
1953
Selburn
Common
shortly.
production
such
might
A,
Axe-Houghton
Net
the
to retire the Arknat preferred.
It now proposes
borrowings through issuance of a like amount of tenyear serial bank loan notes; and it is further proposed to amend the
plan to eliminate the provisions whereby
preferred stockholders of
to
$0.61
137.
Canada.—V.
$23,000,000
of
received
Fund
Bates Manufacturing Co.
Government
S.
to
division
a
be
on
the
of
debentures
of
Louisiana
$35,000,000
$0.38
after
of
8,731,058
24 Weeks Ended—
augmented
further
been
from
mounts,
(6%
stock
5,547,211
8,887,959
30—
of
p.
class
Midwest
<c)
of
$23,000,000
Arkansas
share
common
June
of
177,
Bailey
amendment.
poration, subsidiary of Cities Service Co, Under the plan, among other
things, Arkansas Fuel Oil Co. made an unsuccessful offer of approxi¬
mately
per
3,542,928
8,990,548
$0.35
equipment.
fasteners
scheduled
for
3,315,897
outstanding
the
also
industrial
has
The
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 177, p. 2246.
assets
been
SEC
1,180,000
bonds
number
common
public offering
The
by
issuer;
As
Net
—V.
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—To Amend Plan—
The
——
tive
the
after
on
par),
headed
group
2157.
p.
7,120,000
—
Axe-Houghton
SEC
the
stock
$185,000
the
of
company
telescope
reduce
It
ago.
13,847,211
3,425,000
-
shares
•Earnings
backlog, Anchor has tooled up for in¬
creased production, added a new wing to its factory, and stepped up
shipments during May and June by 127% over the corresponding period
of
158,959,656
6,967,928
4,325,000
taxes
profit
Earnings
attempt to
an
130,834.354
7,640,897
taxes
income
The company on July 7 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering 366 of $500 maturity value first leasehold mortgage accumula¬
With
President.
In
$
construction
Common
Corp.—Backlog Increased—
$1,200,000
contract
manufacture
with
common
underwriting
supplied
be
to
parent
a
capital.
The
magnetic recoiding
prime
a
for
its
an
Irving Lundborg & Co.
terms are
Anchor Precision
statement
of
through
working
manulacture
The
shares
sale
and
the
of
short-term
registration
a
160,000
public
price and underwriting
held
City,
Calif.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
to
income
Federal
'-After
July
1951
$
i
Corp.,
Ampex
Canterbury House Theatre, Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
1952
profits taxes
Net
12,975,759
11,783,703
EARNINGS
219.455,797
sales
Profit
11,006,000
2,549,850
Dr440,337
Dr870,000
Net
83,827,909
1,359,744
1,903,167
operating income
charges—
after
118,359,524
86,931,353
OF
1953
$
3,003.000
1,888.000
1,535,578
operating taxes—
Net
Net
taxes-
STATEMENT
May 31—
$
Operating
income
€ Months Ended
1953—5 MOs.- -1952
$
Federal
CONSOLIDATED
& Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1953—Month—-1952
.Monday, July 13, 1953
meeting.
100
Each
year
voted
a
held.—V.
stock
176,
dividend
p.
1862.
of
3%, consisting of
payments
three share*
Number 5237
Volume 178
...
tric
leading manufacturer of materials-handling indus¬
trial trucks, has revamped and expanded its dealer organization in
the
mid-west and on
the west coast to handle its newly-acquired
doss straddle trucks and fork-truck lines, according to an announce¬
ment June 24 by W. E. Schirmer, Vice-President.
Clark
Equimpent Co. acquired The Ross Carrier Co. earlier this
company,
♦First
several
the
of
one
water
largest
block
650,000-acre
Panhandle area of
the
along
Apalachicola Bay eastward to Apalachee Bay.
comprise a ten-mile wide strip,
which is the high-tide mark.
leases in both
of
areas
•The
It
drilling
there since
with
total
a
government,
State
the
Florida.
in
has
is
of
one
actively
been
The
corporation
on
equipment.—V.
for
and
1.400,000
Prescott,
Inc.—. 1,200,000
Weeks
1,200,000
175,
Hornblower
of
value
asset
the
Hirsch
of
stock
this
Co.
drilling expenses
Fund
share at June 30 as compared with $21.57 per share at May 31
$21.67 per share at Oct. 31, the end of the company's fiscal year.
Total net assets of
the company amounted to $13,137,000.—V. 177,
Robert
Fuel
Colorado
A
announced
was
Iron
office
Corp.—New Warehouse—
warehouse
and
has
been
opened
/
This
but
the immediate area surrounding
service not only
office will
new
Today the nation's ninth largest
firm in steel producing capacity, the
the East.—V.
to
177,
First
Corp.
Clark & Co.—
Granbery,
Marache
&
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Buy Unit's Notes—
'
Co.
corporation has filed an application with the SEC for authori¬
sation
to acquire
$1,950,000 of instalment notes of its subsidiary,
Seaboard
Atlantic
(Charleston,
Corp.
W.
Va.),
which
in
turn
will
•
Utilities
Gas
of its Charleston subsidiaries, as follows: Amere
$325,000 of
instalment notes; and Virginia Gas
$425,000 of instalment notes and 6,000 shares of
securities
purchase
Distribution
Co.;
Corp.,
additional common stock, $25 par.
companies to complete the
financing
of
their
respective
construction programs for the year
1953 (and. in the case of Atlantic Seaboard, to purchase the securities
ml
its subsidiaries).
The Commission
has issued an order giving
'
The
funds
interested
us*d
be
to
are
by
1953,
to request
a
hearing
To Increase Investment in West
will
V.
178,
lunds
the
use
to
finance
filed
has
Inc.
Tbe
its
1953
it
periods
p.
Columbia
Rensselaer
&
Telephone
Corp.,
Chatham,
notification with the SEC
covering 2,400 shares of common stock (no part to be offered at $50
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to repay
041,500 promissory notes and for new construction.
Commonwealth Edison Co.
—
Bonds Offered
—
Public
bonds, series
P, due June 1, 1983 was made on July 8 by a nation¬
wide investment banking group headed by The First
Boston Corp.
The group won the issue at Competitive
sale July 7 on a bid of 99.149. The bonds were repriced
offering of $40,000,000 first mortgage 3%%
100
at
and
accrued interest.
The books were closed on
July 9.
Two
who
to
other
101.22,
PROCEEDS—The
with
connection
will
be
mission
at
the option of the company
the 12 months ended May 31,
proceeds
from
the financing will be used in
dollar construction program
half-billion
period, 1953-56. Of these gross additions. $200,000,000
generating facilities, $230,000,000 for electric trans¬
facilities,
$60,000,000
for gas distribution
Completion of the program
the addition of approximately 850,000 kilowatts of elec¬
in
for general plant.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
Dana
Seibert,
of
Of
new
NOTE;
On
the
account
of
the rate of
Dole
Fort
$900,000, and
note
25, 1953
p.
and matures June
1, 1954-1965, In¬
50.
Co. and Massa¬
Philip S. Fogg,
to retire debt, $1,200,000 for
for working capital.—V. 177, p. 2434.
$143,000 will be used
out their
—A
capital stock (par
$10) was made on July 7 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Beane at $72 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1.65 per share.
It was completed.—V. 177, p. 2454.
Insurance
Co.
B. Dana Company
news and
—
Secondary Offering
5,640 shares of
secondary offering of
exchange, remittance for
with
offered at
notification
of
to
stock
be
the
par
The proceeds are to be used for
Privately—The
Note
company
,
amount
the
the
to
owes
company
176,
ift
1767.
p.
Pineapple'Co.—New Plant—
juice
than
more
automatic
plant," and
cannery
conveyor'
'
systemfs fop
cannery1 aft
on July 3.
is expected to reach Its peak operations in early
until mid-September.
The Cannery accounts for
continue
and
40%
of
the
it
$400,000,
yearly
announced
was
island
pack
of
25,000,000
about
of
cases
Juice.
and
Publishers, 25; Park Place, New
advertising issue) with a statL
S2S[
foreign subscriptions and
S^FosJeslU
Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings Iner.
24 Weeks Ended—
York
Jun 14.'53
■
.
$913,000
2,361,054
profit
Net
shares
Common
Net
outstanding at end of period__
share after pfd. dividends
2128.
177,
p.
22
'
'
^V
Products Corp., Newark, N. J.—.
Offered—Eaton & Co., Inc., New York, on
Duggran's
June
$56,000
; 2,361,054
$0.36
profit per
—V.
Jun 15.'52
$41,395,000 $29,030,000
Sales
Distillers
publicly offered
$250,000 of 6% 10-year con¬
1963 and 50,000
vertible income debentures due July 15,
shares of
cipal
common
(par 100) in units of $100 prin¬
stock
bonds
amount of
and
shares of stock
20
at
$100
unit.
The
net
working
proceeds
are
to
be
to
used
pay
off
mortgage
and
for
capital.-
notification with, the
covering the above mentioned securities.—V. 175, p. 2376.
The
SEC
corporation
on
June
8
filed
letter
a
of
Co.—Plans Financing—
filed applications for authority to issue $35,000,000
30-year first and refunding mortgage bonds and
208,321
additional
shares of common
stock.
Letters of application
to the Federal Power Commission
the North Carolina Utilities Com¬
mission and
the
Public Service Commission ol
South Carolina were
Duke
Power
This company has
in
$3,500,000; and The River Gas Co., $100,000.
are to be used by
the subsidiaries in carrying
programs.—V. 177, p. 2677.
Continental
letter
a
common
July 6.
purposes.—V.
(Allen B;)
•
Corp.—Private Placement—
recently placed privately through Loewi
funds
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
fluctuations In
also plans to borrow from
additional sums totaling
Corp.—To Place Notes Pri¬
has arranged to place privately
$2,500,000 4V4% promissory notes due 1968
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general
the
of
pineapple
construction
-
are
pineapple
new
July,
Co.—To Buy Notes—
The SEC has issued an order authorizing the issuance and sale of
notes by the following subsidiaries of this company,
and the purchase
thereof by Consolidated, in the amounts specified: East Ohio Gas Co.,
$10,000,000; Hope Natural Gas Co., $6,500,000; New York State Natural
Co.,
by the
V. 177,
agreement reached in October, 1951.
•
to be
used for
working capital, expansion and
Hawaiian
The
Consolidated Natural Gas
The
of
$16,000,000
an
corporate
cost
company
proceeds,
President.
$51.00 per year.
company
construction and the balance
gFSSZ !!"&»-' y"H N Dreurn;°,rthenSAc^no?°nM.fchC3.
of Canada,
The
Mutual Life Insurance
chusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co.,
President, announced on July 9.
at
distribution
and
A
outstanding $1,600,000 in short-term notes
at' their maturity dates for additional
with the Pacific
1954 to 100
electric
for
result
in
utility's
facilities and $10,000,000
will
redeemable
be
103
net
the
tor the four-year
issue
an
up
(See
empty and filled cans have been installed in the company's
a
Consolidated Engineering:
vately—The
Gas
will
bonds
new
prices ranging from
after May 31, 1982.
June
178,
taken
future.
renew
4,/2%
dated
V.
were
near
100,000
Shoe Machinery
See
on
to
under
Securities
is
filed
26
shares
Co.—Sells
proceeds
other
&
per
101.12999.
pay
The
both for 3%s, were made by Glore, Forgan & Co.,
and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., who offered
bids,
offered
Co.
&
corporation on June 29 filed a letter of
The
The
938.
clusive.
/
the
\
brings
Dole
120-day periods
$1 000,000
in
without underwriting.
Cup
1
program.—
The
.
This
additional short-term loans for periods extending
through March of 1954.
,
.
.
__,m.
The application said that the borrowing will be made at the prime
interest rate in effect in Fort Worth at the time each note is issued.
The company expects to pay off all its short-term obligations by per¬
manent financing with mortgage bonds to be undertaken during the
latter
part of February or the early part of March, 1954.
V. 177,
•
reoffered
be
June
on
33,500
share),
Prudential
these
Compo
W. Y.—Files With SEC—
days.
120
of
rehew
and Laurence M. Marks & Co.
at*prlces ranging from $9.25 to
shares)
(51,549
portion
may
announced
was
100,000
100,000
—-
Dabney
offered to stock¬
l-for-3'/4 basis, a
$2,000,000 3%% note due Nov. 1,
1971, with the Prudential Insurance Co. of America, it
Co.,
Tyson
*
has
to
proposes
Worth banks for
an
construction
now
company
Which
50.
p.
Inc.
Townsend,
&
shares
133,897
a
on
to and including June 25.
up
has placed privately a
Co*—To Issue Notes
The Federal Power Commission has issued an order authorizing thW
company
to issue short-term promissory notes which, together with
their renewals, will not total more than $2,500,000 outstanding at any
Virginia Subsidiary—
application with the
SEC for authorization to acquire at par 18,000 shares of the $25 par
-common stock of Central Kentucky Natural Gas
Co. (Charleston, W.
Va.), together with $500,000 of the latter's instalment promissory notes;
and the Commission
has issued, an order giving interested persons
until July 17, 1953, to request a hearing thereon.
Central Kentucky
System,
Gas
250,000
100,000
Cor¬
—
and
corporation
per
Dixie
100,000
Securities
poration
Strader, Taylor
Reynolds & Co.
off
share
per
subscribed for
working capital.
.
Mason,
Inc.
$9.20
at
recently
stock
capital
of
9
were
100,000
,
Community Public Service
'to
Columbia
•
,
Horner &
Stetson
<
.
Co.,
laid
unsubscribed
around
upon the
application.
The
p. 50.
100,000
100,000
—
&
June
the standby,
covering
($1
three
the
17,
until July
persons
Scott,
250,000
——
'^V; 178,
Pizzini
W.
Inc.
300,000
300,000
250,000
Fahey,
The
B.
& Coe.
4.
Delta Motor Car Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files—
SEC
100,000
Irving Lundborg
Maekall
p.
25671.—V. 177, p. 2677.
The
Co.,
Olds
& Co..
&
Goodwyn
&
Sullivan
Inc.
Co.,
&
record
associates
The
p.
150,000
150,000
150,000
-
450,000
450,000
300.000
250,000
Watts & Co
Bosworth,
Codings
C.
Inc.
shares
318,625
underwriters,
150,000
Co
&
300,000
Corp.—
Johnston, Lemon & Co..
Baker,
C.
150,000
Co
&
174,
$9.621/2, less 40 cents.
Space &
Inc.
& Stringfellow—
Yarnall
450,000
Michigan
of
Stix
of
During
&
—
Scott
Clark & Co
2676.
p.
and
the
Of
Inc
Lane,
requirements.—V.
Inc.—Stock Subscriptions—
150,000
Field, Richards & Co
12
has
Decca Records,
Carey, Inc.
Hallowed,. Sulzberger
-
American
E. W.
plants in seven states, and an annual rated ingot
capacity of over 2,466,000 net tons.
About half of the corporation's
operations are carried on east, and about half west of the Mississippi.
Other new facilities are currently being developed in Pueblo, Colo., and
corporation
150,000
217,076 shares
Co.,
$7,362,145
$8,521,134
2,500,000 '
2,500,000
$2.86
$3.32
$3.47
share
dividend
of
Weir
Swiss
'
I
Co.—
Young,
Inc.
territory comprised of Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee
a
Arkansas.
Co
Henry Herrman &
McDonald & Co
McLeod,
city,
and
outstanding
common
total
450,000
450,000
450,000
& Co
Day
Haupt &
Ira
Division.
the
L.
R.
in New
the corporation's Wickwire Spencer Steel Division, it
by L. A. Watts, General Manager of Sales, Eastern
by
La„
&
sales
district
new
Co
Collins &
Julien
per
preferred
holders
Co.
130,802,443
22,946,134
14,425,000
2,600.000
2,880,000
150,000
Johnson,
/
$8,884,493
2,500,000
—
shares
♦After
West
Whiteside,
450,000
450,000
Simmons.
&
12,300.000
tax
150,000
450,000
.
Ellis
Blunt
131,684,075
22,262,145
12,580,000
taxes
income
Crowell, Weedon & Co..
Cunningham,
Gunn
&
&
155,782,351
*
taxes
Chace,
Co.,
&
1951 ?
24,344,493
.
450,000
Parker
Baird
W.
1952
150,000
Sherrerd
Winslow,
wells.—
drilling
in
31—
800,000
&
additional
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
600,000
Inc.
1255.
Orleans,
/♦Earnings
Redpath
and
ft.
Common
200,000
200,000
& Co.
duPont
approximately
located in the
owns
counties
29
in
1953
properties
profit
200,000
& Co..
&
oil
Federal
profits
Net
Co.—
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
Auchincloss,
f»er
Excess
200,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Butcher
and
1950
leases
Noith
200,000
H.
Jones
of
income
for
T.
Co.,
$21.06
200,000
S<?ns_
& Son.
&
Hilliard
in
organized
was
.—
before
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Bartow Leeds & Co.
1,000,000
Company, Inc. 1,000,000
&
Profit
Provision
Bodine
&
Garrett
B.
sales
Net
Townsend,
J.
Co.—
&
issue of June 29 of the pub¬
our
Dakota, South Dakota and Montana.
realized
through the sale of this issue will be used
capital, for the development in whole or in part of oil
Dana Corp.
J,
&
j.
Reynolds
The
was
Marks
M.
be
2733.
p.
1.000,000
Co
&
Laurence
of
number
will
tenders
of
Leaseholds* Inc.—Stock Offering
Oil
non-producing
area
producing
1,000,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
of
9 Months Ended May
250,000
Co
&
&
Crouter
Robert
1,200,000
1,000,000
Co..
&
rejection
or
made in
was
Basin
177,
250,000
:
Dehaven
1,200,000
Inc..
Co.,
these
&
Scranton
W.
Co.
1,200,000
&
Struthers
pre¬
funds
V.
250,000
Starkweather
Curtis
&
Chas.
1,200,000
at $54.
accepted
was
were
each
working
leases,
&
Shepard
Co., Inc.
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
Stroud
common
&
Moseley & Co
S.
F.
1758.
p.
Beane
price
latter
outstanding to 626,542.
corporation
250,000
wood
Co..
Burr,
&
accepted
tender
the
at
price to $999,965.
shares reduces the total
purchase
acceptance
acres
The
for
250,000
2,000,000
&
&
Fenner
The
Williston
$250,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.—
Piper,
Jaflray & Hop-
2,000,000
on
24,555
set forth below:
250,000
Drexei
with the
conversion
upon
Inc.
Pierce,
Lynch,
highest
tendered
at
offering of 300,000 shares of common stock (par 500)
at $1 per share by Charles J. Maggio, Inc., New York
City, "as a speculation." Further details follow:
Company,
&
Kalman
2,000,000
.
Securities
Francis I.
net
for issuance
stocks.
E. F. Hutton & Co
Corp._$6,950,000
the
and
shares
stock
lic
series P bonds,
the
of
set
been
had
$1,000,000
preferred
prior
prior
of
—Mention
Shares converted
be issued.
that
prices not ex¬
The lowest price at which the stock was tendered
Dakota-Montana
■
as agents for the
shares of the
Curtis' invitation
18,756
with
mailed to
July 13, the company announced.—V. 177, p. 2567. -
of
shares
offerer
,
named below have severally agreed,
to
purchase from the company the
basis,
amounts
Corp.
Merrill
(The) Colonial Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Lower—
The
'
announced
its
share
the
total
the
Acquisition
ferred
Deben¬
funds and when
sinking
for
time
to
bring
purchasers
commitment
Boston
Equitable
to
per
of
for
accordance
in
1953.
8,
of
share.
a
$50
Notice
series may
reissued.
be
Merle-Smith
&
§24,000,000 shs.
the company's mortgage is
thereof, additional bonds of aifiy
terms
at
stock
Curtis
time
purchase
ceeding $55
was
Preferred Tenders—
tenders
accepted
has
June
dated
that
Sufficient
14,122,257 shs.
Co.
preferred
prior
for
aside
1,107,502 shs.
shares reserved
convertible preferred
principal
First
Dick
Wood,
letter of notification
a
name
to the approval
Gas Corp., subject
Commission.—V. 79, p. 905.
S.
Publishing Co.—Accepts
tenders
for
1,386,092 shs.
the
of
not
the
firm
a
The
at 9V2
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for
Colo.
ver,
filed
29
June
on
May 15 approved a proposal to change the
on
P.
Publishing
At
2,493,594
of
shares
respective
940,000 shares of class A common stock (par five cents)
cents per share through E. I. Shelley & Co., Den¬
be offered
shares
may
glncludes
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
below.
Y.,
Pennsylvania Company for Banking & Trusts,
latter's
46,750,000
issuable and issued under the indenture.
PURCHASERS—The
Weeden
to
not be
may
the
to
from time
reissued.
acquired
are
44,900,000
series may be issued.
future
redeemed
of
the leases were acquired in 1946.
Colo-Kan Fuel
SEC covering
Curtis
under
issuable
bonds
subject
and,
or
tAdditional
or
almost 5,000,000 acres under
of the largest single lease¬
engaged in exploration and
N.
to Corning Natural
York
New
Curtis
5,621,364 shs.
Coffin
Co.,
Petroleum
from
the
The
44,800,000
preferred
tMaximum amount
tures
by the two companies.
Coastal
this company
par
series
in
of
amount
retired
an
holders
issuable
convertible
existing
undivided one-half interest in as much as 1,250,000
acres.
A well is to be drilled on each of ten drilling blocks, the size
of which will vary between 75,000 and 125,000 acres depending on the
depth of the wells.
After completion of the first well on each block,
the acreage so assigned will thereafter be jointly owned and operated
tease
1, 1999
due April 1, 2001—
stock, cumulative ($25
unlimited
northwest Florida
Coastal Petroleum's
the land boundary
stockholders
The
40,000,000
$50,000,000
49,000,000
49,000,000 '
1999
1,
stock
$1.40 convertible preferred stock—._
Common stock,
($25 par value)
(14,122,257 shares outstanding)
Florida
of
State
Crystal City Gas Co. of Corning,
40,000,000
$1.32
completion of the seismic work, the contract contemplates a
drilling program involving the
expenditure by Transeuropeene of a
minimum
of $2,500,000.
Through continuous drilling that company
earn
$180,000,000
of
value),
Upon
may
Corning Natural Gas Corp.—Proposed New Name—
of
2ya%,
operations, he advised, will require about
and will cover off-shore areas along the
Florida between Tampa and Naples.
It will also include
4.
p.
Crystal City Gas Co. of Corning, N. Y.—Name Changed
tPreferred
continuous work
2,300,000
174.
See
50,000,000
2%%, due April
concluded be¬
after
Outstanding
bonds—
mortgage
3%, due April
exploring
geophysical
Petroleum Co.'s
Coastal
acres of
leases.
These
12 months of
from
$0.45
100,000.000
large
water-bottom
*
$0.52
—V.
3lA%, series O, due July 1, 1982
3%%, series P. due June 1, 1983
europeene
providing for the latter company to spend $3,000,000 in
geophysical work and drilling on certain of the properties in the State
of Florida, U. S. A.,
of Coastal Caribbean's wholly owned subsidiary,
Coastal Petroleum Co., Joseph H. Himes, President of Coastal Carib¬
bean, stated. He said that it is planned to begin the geophysical phase
•f the program in less than 60 days.
Mr. Himes reported that the contracts with Transeuropeene call for
the immediate expenditure of $500,000 in seismic surveys on approxi¬
of
$1,477,844
3,300,000
tSinking fund debentures—
involving
coast
3,300.000
3%, series N, due June 1, 1978
des Petroles,
European financial groups internationally
active in oil operations, it was officially announced on July 2.
Coastal
Caribbean
has
signed
contracts with
Compagnie Trans¬
west
shares outstdg.
Common
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
3%, series L, due Feb. jl, 1977
3%, series M, due April 1, 1985
(Panama)—Unit to Drill
operations ever conducted in off-shore areas have been
tween
this corporation and Compagnie Transeuropeene
mately
$1,741,162
Earnings per com. share
gross
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$3,343,658
$2,726,859
3,000,000
3,300,000
$1.01
$0.83
1953—3 Mos—1952
April 30—
taxes_
profit
company's gas business.
the
from
had
supplies electric
1952,
year
Authorized
In Florida—
representing
balance
the
and
which
company,
the
become
to
plan,
Coastal Caribbean Oils, Inc.
Contracts
in
CAPITALIZATION
dealer
new
Period End.
Net
operating revenues of
service in and around
the
city of Chicago, 111., and natural gas service outside Chicago.
Approximately 86% of 1952 revenues was derived from electric service
BUSINESS—The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Continental Motors Corp.
which has a present
kilowatts.
of 3,062,000
$304,000,000
effective on July 1, 1953, affects
Clark dealer organizations in the states of California, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa,
Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Washington.
In
most
cases,
existing Clark dealers will add Ross products to their
regular sales and service activities.—V. 177, p. 2127.
The
capacity
1953).
(May,
jrear
a
generating capacity to the company's system
net
Co.—Expands Dealer Organization—
Clark Equipment
This
3
(147)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
a
new
placed
The
in
series
the
bonds
of
mail
will
be
on July 9.
offered for
•
sale at
competitive bidding as required
of the Federal Power Commission.
Officials
bids for the bonds will be received and opened on Sept. 1 in
regulations
by
plan that
New York.
of ^common
stock are to be offered for
company's existing stockholders, probably oh a
l-for-20 basis.
The price will be fixed later by the board of directors.
The company has under way a
large construction program which
includes additions to its electric generating, transmission and distribu¬
tion facilities in the Piedmont section of the Carolinas.
This program
The
has
be
been
issued
—V.
176,
the
to
going
forward
since
1946
the bonds and stock will
continuation of this program.
and
to
provide funds necessary for
p.
2269.
Eastern
See
shares
additional
subscription
New
Niagara
York
Power Corp.- -Sale Completed—
below.- -V. 178, p. 51.
Mohawk Power Corp.
7^N-,REc^trhLa^SaUe^t.?'Chicago
ComDanv
Reentered as second class matter
Territory and Member, oi Pan-American Union,
advertisements must be made In New York-iunaa*
.
February 25, 1942, at the
$48.00 per year;-in Domini.,
.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(148)
Fredericksburg
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Assets Lower—
Size of
Fund
the
$93,832,439 $94,486,854
Offering price per share-——.
—V.
177,
—
$32.29
.
The
$34.57
Paso Natural
El
Federal
out
carry
Gas Co.—Expansion
Commission
Power
construction
a
will
which
program
Plans—
authorized
has
this
The
increase
daily
the
burg
to
company
ca¬
volume,
cubic
1,421,210,000
will
feet
be
& electric Co.
Co.
Total
financing
costs
capacity.
pressor
Additional
-
cubic
Mexico
Out
the
of
the
daily
161,860
Frank
an
which
El
Net
million
with
million
50
and
Counties,
The
cubic
two
cubic
feet
Los
lily the
to
pipeline
will
Paso
take
General
xroin
the
of
K1
Los
Ban
of
daily
of
feet
that
the
these
Paso
V.
The
and
be
FPC
This
—V.
the
Los
the
to
cubic
amend
certificate
a
imposed
177,
The
as
less
to
royalties for
is in addition to
Minn.,
of
the
service
and
pay
regular weekly
a
$200,000 more
runs
the
to
Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.
of
center
for
shares
The
largest
investment
stockholders,
not
and
of
major
Operating
expenses
Stock
—
for
will
purchase
Net
Elgin
(&
Rales
before income
Provision
for
taxes—..
Federal
said
—-
methods of
the
about
southeast
profit
center
tCommon
shares
♦Earnings
per
The
2(>,000
will
tlncJudes treasury
standing,—V.
177,
Emerson
shares.
880,403
Radio
Phonograph
Corp.
Has
—
The
largest,
in
most
comprehensive
and
building
out¬
Profit
Provision
Net
1953
revenues
before
.Spenial
income
for
taxes,
feet.—V.
square
Federal
income
taxes
290,000
profit
"■Loss
capital
$4,903,674
—
life
on
taxes
of
of
The
it
($190,000).
company
the
side.
be
market
West
used
for
July
on
467,237
457,537
464,737
$0.57
$0.91
of
Winslow,
working
letter
class A
Inc.,
of
(par $101
share)
per
Boston,
notification
stock
common
$11.25
at
Mass.
with
the
before
by
proceeds
and
(on
stock.
and
a
banking
uT1ie new
group
shrs.)
41,250
are
were
.
,
.
of
offered
first
and
to
the
par
the
in
was
fiscal
undertaken
year
have
at
&
Rubber Co.
Sfi ®a!**
income
(&
been
the
Securities
entered
of
investors
a
during
1,610,914
*89'740'159 466'798'780
general
income
income
per
expenses,
pr?fits Jaxes
of certain
and
interest
foreign
subsids.
(estimated)
common
share
412 829 875
27,500.000
28,40o!o00
*1,892,000
01
III"""
ordivrderm^rrfnf^86/'116
dividend remittances
from
01
439,236,433
1117%
6,550,000
iq moans
stock
at
notification
of
(par
$40
$10>
be
to
share,
per
with
the
for Brazilia"
Brazil.—V, 177,
$4 81
currency
p,
27,83.
par,
suspending
July
at
the
1953.
G,
these
trading in
listed on
effective
on
in
and
July 6 announced that this company.,
sales, a line of piece dyed and
on
acetate
trademark.
America
products
talfetas
will
under
Arrangements
provide
be
for
the
marketed
the
just
of
use
under
Indian
Head;(reg.
completed
Celanese
the
with
of
names
Cel-;
exclu¬
yarns
"'Indian
(made
(made
of CejanesC acetate)
and "Indian Head PermaCelanese Celaperm Acetate).—V.
177, p. 1680.
oi
covering
be
to
filed
registration
a
2,500.000
the
olfered
for
shares
in
company
organized
and
the
to
statement
with
the
SEC
July
on
class
of
the
and
177,
$1.50
at
loan
and
sale
finance
the
loan
conduct
business,
the
of
expansion
of
per
and
in
engage
investment
from
sale
business.
of
Inland
general
a
was
finance
including small loans.
2,500,000
shares
the'company's loan
will
and
be
.
used
finance
for
opera-,
2130.
p.
International Hydro-Electric System—Plans to
Convert
an
The
trustee
provides
all
Co.,
thb
the
opening
The
securities
on
July 6
par
value
to
that
of
had
is
hold
in
agency,
its'1942
understood
the
order
order
that
shares
from
5 V2
the
system's
to
commission
A
will
in¬
to
offer
would
leave
and
plan
IHES
to
recommend
by
Gatineaq.
the
stockholders.
The
sometime
proposal,
for
which
an
preferred
of
exchange
picture
the
called
staff
142,799
amended
approve
which
SEC
intoagreed
shares
class
the
on
the
plan,
the
subsidiary.' This
the
hearing
a
with
converted
The
out.
would
be
in
have
dissolved.
that
the
com¬
promise plan be accepted by the agency. The new
plan provides that
the'current quarterly dividend of 87'/2 cents a share on
the preferred
stock be kept up until the
plan is consummated.
con\-
previously
1953.—V.
The
withdraw
their
stockholders
is
expected
wiped
provides
of
to
plan
be
company
be
Canadian
preferred
company
to
Exchange,
the .trading session
March-13,
each
SEC
Stock
Commission
since
for
IHES
an
compromise
holding
than
further
investment
It
$1
American
parties,
new
.
a
utility
rather
receive
the
remove
filed
this
concern,
interested
Power
for
undeir
has
that
stockholders
SEC
offered
without
be used to repay outstanding loan.
Exchange Commission announced
order
Sale of Power Site Completed—
178,
See
Frazer,
July
Chairman
that
3
offer
an
of
its
the
to
5%
and
exchange
Niagara
Mohawk
Investors
for
each
of
business
of
Bergen,
mailing
of
preferred
share
As of
J.
is
shares
34
cumulative
stock
John
corporation
voluntary exchange offer
cents
July
on
its
stock
its
5%
became
President,
its
to
and
17
convertible
Power
for
shares
filed
letter
a
Corp.
below,—V.
177,
p.
2008.
be
used
cents
Securities
retire
to
10
(par
Hunter
notes
.
assets..
July
on
$350,000
2
of
10-year
and
note)
70,000
filed
letter
a
of
177,
with
to
1
1953
3,
2678.
p.
the
be
Corp.,
asset
notes
to
be
of
common
sold
SEC
-offered
New
York.
with
62Va%
at
stock
of
be
to
the
SEC
($625
par
sold
at
per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
purchase and develop land for cemetery.
Securities and
The
par
used
SEC covering 500
at
par
be
used
1$100
for
Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
June
on
filed
24
International
Telephone &
Be Issued to Stockholders—
The
July
of
company
17
the
20-year
$100
right
The
headed
be
ofering
by
At
corporation,
On
capital.—V.
175,
p.
April
of
holders
of
of
with
including
Investors
240,000
serves
line
Carl
M.
Gas
on
Co.
unit.
and
Loeb,
July
at
The
five
made
$48.87V2
units
shares
of
of
payable at maturity in 6%
The
of
the
B
Co.
The
units
dealer's
notes,
of
6%-
due
cumulative preferred
of
of
$1.75
1,
$20
of
<fe
Interstate
interim
Dec.
stock
Fenner
Gulf
concession
amount
The
Pierce,
of
Panhandle
stock
The
of
Eastern
the
abovementioned
60,000
$1.75.
units
See
Pipe
Line
Missouri-Kansas
subscription
also
price
bankers
at
V.
is
on
$48.87V2
177,
p.
Operating
Other
■
the
of
Utilities
Gross
1954,
par
Co.,
July
per
51.
holders
Pipe Line
$48.75
per
6
renders
174,000
proposed
and
common
the
telephone
with
a
and
dealer's
of
of
each
are
—V.
177,
would
share
of
to
through
176,
not
approxi¬
its
p.
sub¬
1161.
Light Co.—Earnings—
*
1953
.
1952
$43,077,711
and
$37,878,969
35,288,024
.31,028,005
$7,789,686
$6,850,964
taxes
...
...
(net)...
34.555
Drl28,040
$7,824,241
$6,722,924
1,654,446
1,823,764
$6,169,795
requirements
applicable
p.
com¬
merger,
subsidiaries
service
Telephone,
income
Balance
In¬
.
operating
income
$4,899,160
on
to
preferred
stock..
1,147,333
853,750
$5,022,462
stock
common
$4 045 410
2457.
and
Superior
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—To
Expand
The
sold
an
conces¬
company
Commission
miles
offered
shares
plan
Telephone
for
common
deductions
Dividend
thi§
surviving
value.
unit.
also
unit,
of
Co.
Net
of
1953.
Investors
telephone
Investors
of
whereby
the
.'
*
income
income
basis
per
notes
offering is being made in connection with
the
subscription offering of 698,480 units to common stockholders
additional
sion
Lynch,
70,000-unit
current
class
a
principal
stock.
1,
acquired
Under
shares
plan
a
Utilities,
____
Merrill
of'70,000
with
$20
common
Telephone,
Aug.
revenues
Income
Co." and
offering
unit,
per
consist
&
an
Utilities
86,905
subscribers.
expenses
record
$35,883,300
the
stockholders
on
Privately—The
an
Rhoades
effective
Telephone.
Kansas City Power &
placed
8
United
1953,
vote
United
approximately 87,000 subscribers.—V.
Operating
Package Offerings Made—
Beane
be
to
30,
will
into
Twelve Months Ended May 31—
privately through Carl M. Loeb,
issue of $96,000,000 first
mortgage pipe
4%% series due Oct. 1, 1974.
bonds,
July
Inc.
merged
remaining
the
2694.
Gulf Interstate Gas Co.—Notes Placed
has
be
merger
Operating
company
held
Utilities,
will
1953,
of
for
on
Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
be
to
Investors
the
31
1973
debentures for each 20 shares of capital stock
underwritten by a group of underwriters
& Co., Inc.—V. 178. p, 52.
receive
1%. shares
of
United
Investors Telephone.
United
Utilities,
through
12
mately
notification
24,
stock
mon
-
United
such
stockholders
July
1,
to
be
Blyth
vestors, Telephone
Aug.
Co.—Rights
ol
Telephone
and
its
to
before
or
due
$9.91
\
■
Telegraph
ofier
on
qebentures
will
special -.meetings
company
to
subscribe
principal amount
to
cumulative preferred stock to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
share),
per
to
convertible
held.
shares of 6%
working
plans
soon
4,500
;
$9.70
___
.
sidiaries,
letter
a
5,100
...
share
per
.
Exchange Commission—
corporation
.
shareholders
value
payable and to develop
notification
shares
May 31,'53 Nov. 30,'52
$13,041,301 $11,759,496
1,334,315
1,183,805
:<
...
outstanding
Number' of
Net
Fund, Inc.—Assets Increase—
—
net
Shares
preferred
July
on
notification
of
stock
common
through
to
are
Total
Diversfied
1
effective
July 27, 1953.—V.
on
stock
common
"A"
an¬
preferred
Gas
&
6
share
per
corporation
$1,000
Oil
$5 32
of
color
Firm—
the
new
coip-
487,879,427 465,187,866
solid
Taffeta"
1953,
$57,100,000
stockholders
to
Inc.—Agreement With Celanese—
over-the-counter
June 30. '52
from
(one cent
to
*
quantity
for
Off.)
The
tions.—V,
Dec. 31,'52
letter
corporation
period
W.
on
covering
2952
1,860,732
Pat.
Corp.
development
high of $5,166,000,
period last year.—V. 177, p. 2681.
prin¬
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
jotrative and
and
an
this
Rhoades & Co.
1953
dyed
recently
Gobel, Inc.—Stock Suspension Continued—
company
40
company's
and
S.
Mills,
Robison, President,
merchandise
vate
giving
$61,500,000
received
a
are
expires at the close
per
,
5Vs%
oversubscribed.
facilities
Head
E.
A nonvoting common
stock,
share to present and future
holders of Special Participating Life
Insurance
Contracts
issued
by
Commercial Life Insurance Co. of Phoenix.
:
*■
An additional
300,000 shares have- been and are
being offered for
sale
in
Arizona at SI
per
share to holders of Commercial's special
participating contracts, the proceeds of which are to be used to acti¬
service.-r-
Green Vale Memorial Park, Inc., Silver
Spring, Md.—
Files With Securities and
under-
and
10,783,404'
$1
approximately,
Southwest,
now
Cr45,343
value
13,362,560
11,701,266
2569.
p.
Investors
$0.13
stockholders
13,872,824
2,123,716
2,
Rio
June 30, '53
common
of
present
net proceeds
leaseholds.
$225,480
$50
room air conditioner assembly line
Olher
*
Jr^raamUon
p
on
shares
by
The
Feb. 28/53
$0.52
new
issue
rearrangement
of
half of the 1953
Months Ended April 30—
Earnings
6,414
This
The
to
$791,211
$0.65
shares
2,640,425
2,837.125
120,778,181
84,895.441""
Inland
Telephone
Co., Corpus Christi, Tex.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
.
and
the
Firestone Tire
Net
of
telephones
reached
filed
2
Great Western Oil
6 Mos. End.
948,586
$1,016,691
1,435,743
April 8, 1953,
preferred stock
expansion
ViTenfitted
lemltted
same
July
on
common
The
May 30.'53
iSpeth, L. I., plant was put into
operation in March
production was attained in
May.—V. 177, p. 2007.
..>ix
1953
the
over
The proceeds
ten-day
its
Earnings—
3 Mos End.
3,291,267
177,
security
money
30,
at
903,243
1
shr.
cipally* during
-/r.
JJ
new
Guardian Loan
NOTE-—On
The
Co.
add
Del
of
Garden
will
Exchange Commission—
income
on
income
vafcten
exchanges
Winter
$62,200,000
of
June
51%
share
each
SEC
$37,433,574 $18,426,629 $19,006,945
1,919,934
1,739,797
180,137
taxes
taxes
convertible
amount
covering 748,000 shares of
net
income
charges......
after
Proceeds
White¬
The
operating
.
offered
to
1<L698,000:
11,822,180*
.
Western Loan & Finance
Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
0
be
May 30,'53
per
Telephone
about, 138,000
through Chace,
9 Mos. End
Sales
Earns,
of
&
communities
assets.—
stock
a~
of
capital.-
Eedders-Quigan Corp.—Sales
Net
Rio
two
.
Joseph
general public offering is planned of the
4,400 shares of class A
slock (par $10) which were
covered by letter of notification filed with
the SEC on June 19.
See V. 177, p. 2 /83.
'
^Federal
telephone
Del
these
total
company
nounced
($487,590) less net proceeds of
($141,294) and less applicable reduction of
fExcludes treasury shares.—V. 173, p. 964.
a
12,760,203
Graham-Paige Corp.—Exchange Offer—
330,000
$0.25
filed
6
(estimated
&
for
the
the
from
General
to
ended
■"""
$
2,295,048
—
"
No
Profit
has
mon
subsidiary
officer
covering 1,600 shares
at
purchased
of
2569.
year
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$
2,614,214
August.
Earrington Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC—
The
.
has
Texas
acquisition
net
1953—Month—1952
taxes..
Taffeta"
408,366
net
1
operating
$4,231,316
$612,531
"u
625.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
11,613,000
Head
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$890,679
'•
504,250
a
below.-r-V. '177,
Telephone
2,097.000
sively.
$737,221
(Adolf)
$425,399
share
,
2,870,000
U.
Southwest—Earnings
77,893
subscription
-
$260,434
shares———
common
liquidation
on
Federal
300,572
'
.
taxes___
income
solution
51;
p.
$124,328
on
said Exchange
suspended trading
p. 51.
$118,858
per
insurance
178,
95,980
stockholders
of
brick
$145,454
covering
1951
"'156,296
iNumber
of
promotion
1952
•
92,537,951
will
224,868
company
The
$15,164,289 $14,918,288 $14,645,139
565,154
561,006
755,399
etc._l_
item
Earnings
be
in
Glamorgan Pipe & Foundry Co., Lynchburg, Va.—Files
Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended March 31—
Operating
will
and
424,000
increase of
history of this corporation, with a total cost of
£7,000,000, covering Emerson radio and television products, and includ¬
ing national magazine ads, national newspaper ads, cooperative news¬
paper ads, trade paper ads, billboards, and sales
promotion material,
was announced
on
July a by David J. Hopkins, Director of Sales and
Advertising.—V. 178, p. 51.
(&
caustic-
17,432,451
Indian
the
Esquire, Inc.
New
Develop¬
were
18.995,327
James
2,969,917
company
half
Inc.
Bell
The corporation
Total
Largest
sales
in
the
expenses.
New
296,693
writing.
advertising
agent
as
130,783,978
train
the
trucks
and
cars
1953—Month—1952
As of—
Advertising Schedule in Its History—
campaign
to
in
499,500
177, p.
s>i r-Vk
&
Boston,
24.464,924
vestment
currently
2455.
p.
Swersey's,
Net
$0.36
shares
880,403
on
in
27,770,808
Net
George Putnam Fund of Boston—Assets Rise—
840,000
■
"'Based
used
be
3,370,260
telephones
that
$316,354
$0.42
outstanding..
share
L.¬
build
51,432
Comstock,
671,354
common
warehouse
$
corner
to
dealerships
servicing
$1,003,596
after
3,000
355,000
$368,779
;
—
—
as
revenues____
(Mass.)'
planned
company
truck
improvements.
with
Dedham
the
80,000
The
Net
and
The
Period End. May 31—
—V.
and
car
the
land at
634,919
The
$9,055,107
780,779
:
and'
directors
Operating
1952:
95,300
,
412,000
..
taxes
for
62,913
Co.
Mar. 22,*52
$10,775,002
-
Profit
that
699,929
Subs.)—Earnings—
Mar. 21,'53
of
products handled at that time
powder.—V. 177, p. 1473.
bleaching
Illinois
Acquires Two Communities in Texas—
resale.
National Watch Co.
office
an
payroll of $650,-
than
taxes__
The
proceeds will be used to pay for expansion costs.—V. 177, p. 2677.
12 Weeks Ended—
and
Funding Co.
and
See
taxes
income
operating
and
unsubscribed
any
board
235/
operating income
charges
Other
V.
'
alter
p.
1.
the site. The
on
Motors
latest
members of
No.
spokesman
General
in
asked
purchase of
Route
revenues
Federal
certificate.—
1952
training
states
30
the
S.
Motors
Operating
cus¬
authorizations, it
new
the
U.
Period End. May 31—
amount,
other
and
Training Center—
General Telephone Co. of the
Gas and
any time one
that
June
on
approve
and
steeL construction,
'
three
ment
aoese
a
the
177,
Worcester
soda
delivery
authorized
the
delivered
modify
permit
Street
maintenance
record July 1 have been given the right to. sub¬
15,380 additional shares of common stock (par $1) at $8 per
pro rata basis.
Bennett, Bennett & Bennett, Minneapolis.
for
on
period,
the
Operating
vacation
corporation
England
stockholders of
The
scribe
the
$586.035.—V.
was
Offered—
.share
in
2455.
p.
mechanics
Pacific
to
and
than
be
result
a
year's
General
A
,
a
in
authorized
Commission
The
will
daily
feet
further
to
Manganese
and
of
Henry L. Gilson will be retained
President of Marble-Nye will be R
new
The
180-year-old firm has been Hooker's exclusive
England since Hooker first started in business In 1906
$226,739,
was
England'
New
Corp.
(boraxt, Axton-Cross-*.
Corp. (acids) and Rumford Chemical Co.. (sulfuric acid).
Marble-Nye"
facilities include the main office, a paint store
and
large warehouse
,
Dynamics Corp.—Pays Vacation Bonus—
meeting to
Elm
of
Net
Electro
of
as
Other
town
issued
its
on
companies.
facilities
California
takes
amount
that
necessary
interest
General Motors Corp.—Plans
approximately 227 miles of
horsepower.
Estimated cost
Angeles
Southern
to
that
the
W.
Federal
pipeline
51.
p.
of
restrictions
customers
said
FPC
not
170,
were
total
the
million
increase
stated
The
with
of
Marble-Nye Co. a whollyJenkins, formerly President of*
B.
member
a
capacity/
Clerk-
1/ 1953
name
leather, paper and other
industries of New England.
The firm represents
many principals, major
which
are
Hooker
(caustic
soda
and
chlorine), Penick & Ford
(starches and gums;, Diamond Alkali Co.
(soda ash and bicarbonate
of
soda),
American
Potash
&
Chemical
.
newly-authorized
300
California
could
tomer.
would
000.
f
the
to
dividends,
vacation pay
The
divided,
facilities, limiting the maximum
total of 550 million cubic feet to Pacific Gas and
a
Company
of
El
be
California and Southern
Pacific Gas.
'
authorized to construct and
for
compressor
Basin
Permian
an" additional
Electric
asked
remove
cubic
out
will
$26,721,435.
had
delivery to
pointed
Basin
Juan
Southern
to
feet
a
additional
to
and
million
555
is
also
1952
Juan
San
companies
construct
2.500
7
consulting
and
July
Walter
of
corporation's Electric Boat Division on July 2 and July 3 dis¬
tributed vacation pay checks totaling $550,000, according to Frank N.
Kelly, Division Treasurer and Administrative Manager.
These facilities are estimated to cost $7,482,194.
will
project
Paso
June
cubic
Angeles
dis-*
The
73 miles of pipe which will partially loop their existing
Angeles line, and 5,280 additional horsepower in com¬
Gas
and
going
million
capacity.
Pacific
the
from
feet
cubic
50
Ofwrate jointly
pressor
feet
from
effective
Huyler's, New York City—Acquired—
Basin, 100 million cubic feet will be for use jointly by
the Los Angeles companies, 100 million cubic feet will go to Pacific
•Gas, and the remaining 100 million cubic feet will be for EI Paso'
customers in
west Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona.
The additional
million
July
on
a
v.
The board of directors consists of: R. L.
Murray, B. Klaussen.
Hooker, R. E. Wilkin, G. J. Bruyn, A. Wilcox
II, W. B. Jenkins. *
; For many years Marble-Nye has been manufacturers'
agent for quite"
a
complete line of chemicals for the textile,
1952.
and State and municipal taxes,
expenses
Permian
100
Board,
profit from the sale of securities for the six months
income
Net
northwest
Basin
the
of
compared with $25.70 on Dec. 31.
as
additional
in
and
Juan
Chairman
in
R.
Inc.—Assets Lower-
.
will
program
Altschul,
became
to operate under the
Murray.
and
30, 1953 net assets were $48,236,449.
After dividends of $498,644'
payment of $99,772 for 1,000 shares of preferred stock to be retired,
the decrease for the six months was $4,131,403.
■'/•
:
Net assets, after deducting $6,100,000 preferred stock, were equal to
$23.40 per share of common stock on the 1,800,220 shares outstanding,
horsepower
Texas,
the
for
and
Paso.
San
West
the
from
act
Treasurer
June
to
them
ownership
subsidiary of Hooker.
Marble-Nye, will, continue as
Colorado.
southwest
300
enable
construction
The
and
Mexico
New
feet
and
Gas
in
com¬
new facilities
will permit the delivery of an
cubic feet of gas per day from the Permian
The
southeast
in
million
100
capital.
$318,730
General American Investors Co.,
_
Pacific
to
project is $175,250,000, exclusive of
pipeline " and
of
million
300
Paso's
including
$746,690,
acquisition, modification
extension
of
the
existing municipally-owned manufactured
gas
tribution facilities in Fredericksburg.
Southern Counties
to
received from El
to be
gas
facilities
construct
working
and
miles
1,056
to
of El
cost
certificates
California Gas Co, and
them
the additional
issued
time
same
and Southern
estimated
Include
Basin
the
authorizing
transport
New
at
Commission
Gas
•
announcement
firm continuing
planned to build a line extending to Fredericks¬
in Culpeper County, Va., with the system of
Pipe Line Corp.
Estimated cost of the project
had
of
Co.—Acquisition—
has purchased the Marble-Nye Co, of
Worcester, Mass,
by R. L. Murray; President. The trans¬
an
owned
California
the
for
iai
Gas
fer
connection
a
Electrochemical
company
according to
29-mile,
a
This
,
of June 22.
company
from
was
markets.
The
Hooker
'
'
;t
application requesting
;
withdrawal of an
Power Commission to construct
of
Federal
the
from
as
Transcontinental
pacity of its pioeline system by about 400 million cubic feet to a total
of
1,910.010,000
cubic feet of natural gas per day for delivery to
customers
in
Texas.
New
Mexico,
Arizona
and
California.
Of
this
total
notice
Withdraws
—
pipeline to transport natural gas to the Fredericksburg area has become
effective
The
Gas Co.
,
company's
authority
2568.
p.
Natural
(Va.)
Application—
30,''53 Dec. 31, '52
June
0f
Monday, July 43, 1953
...
of
mission
The
viously
has
filed
requesting
pipeline and
system
proposed
in
Kansas
new
authorized
an
related
and
sections
the
by
I
application
authority
other
of
FPC.
to
with
construct
facilities
on
the
a
its
Federal
total
of
natural
Power
about
gas
41
trans¬
Nebraska.
line
would
replace
existing lines
pre¬
Number 5237
Volume 178
In
addition, the application
certificate
issued
The
that
capacity
increases
the
Total cost
to
total
a
said
company
increased
of
98
miles
lines
will
not
these
proposed
be
eliminate
to
about
of
the
new
by
in
their
accomplished
to modify
the FPC
requests
Kansas-Nebraska,
to
construction
for
i. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of
application
Kansas.
in
needed
be
previous
a
McLouth Steel Corp.
authorization
the
pipeline
because
the
replace
would
construction..
of the newly-proposed project is $922,410.—V.
177, p. 9049.
Details
capital,
This
of
corporation,
capital
trustee
and
in
10
invested
the
supervisor
Kevstone
of
shareholders
of
Keystone
1953
of
Fund
decline
increased
in
had
S2
total
Stock
net
with $35,693,934
compared
shares
Common
Income
to
Fund
of
assets
from
l
issued
its
the 15,235
1953 to
S2.
$34,345,144
six months earlier.
1,937,896
$220,000,000
July
on
1,930,648
the
the
31,
May
on
Since
during
number
period,
the
assets
was entirely due to lower market values of the securi¬
by the Fund. The net asset value per share was $17.72 on
May 31 compared with the $18.49 asset value reported on Nov. 30, 1952.
The regular distribution of 48 cents per share for the first half of
ties
owned
fiscal
net
1953
the
was
income.
investment
securities
in
third
the
six
consecutive
realized
Net
months
ended
in
payment
gains
May
from
that
the
amount
sale
from
portfolio
of
totaled $1,105,086.—V.
31
177,
2008.
p.
of
one
to
this company
1953
and
First
the
four
that
the
was
Co.
borrowing
additional
notes
have
been
from
of
group
banks
of
and
the
the
during
two
will
Bank
New
York;
Chicago.
of
borrowed
same
of
The
in
America.
in
started
in
suppliers
the
Steel,
Detroit
of
in
flat
largest
outgrowth
1927
rolled
producers
by
to
small
a
Mr.
steel
of
of
McLouth,
stainless
is
♦On
and
$1
steel
of
strip.
Sales
of
the
the
The
As of—
Net
—V.
177,
sh.
per
$5.94
$5.78
Sales
Co.—Current
Period End. June 13—
$5.60
Off—
1953—24 Wks.—1952
$
$
company
1955-58;
SEC
covering
offered
be
at
used
filed
24
of
letter
a
purchase
equipment
Leeds
&
to
to
This company
Trust
the
in
statement
of
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
filing
the
with
covering
1,500
SEC
Stock
July
on
3,
shares
Trust
1953,
V.
177,
of
together
registration
a
with
shares
552
.
Net
dend
this
of
corporation
capital stock, Robert Lehman, President, reported in the 24th
report to stockholders.
This value is after deducting the divi¬
of
share
$3.14
fiscal
Net
year.
year.—V.
declared on July
share,
per
constituted
fiscal
and
be
distribution
a
value
asset
177,
of
capital
$71.57
was
1953,
1,
gains
at
the
which $2.08
of
Pecos
the
previous
during
realized
close
the
of
Cattle Co.—Rights—
&
below.—V.
176,
company
of
p.
of
one
June
The
at
bank
3V*%
net
The
company
proceeds
$16%)
share
domesticated
The
at $26
each
for
18
The
phone
of
is
added
to
working
in
Delaware
the
be
laws
local
or
has
111,000
telephones
through
127
the
service
service
connected
in
and
(Neb.)—Stock Of¬
bank
$6
6%
the
cumulative
stock
SEC
preferred
10
(par
is
per
sell
been
offered
unit,
the
and
Fluorspar.—V.
units
in
of
proceeds
176,
used
GaJ
would
for
at
it
in
the
is
agreement
its
of
right
amounts
intended
construction
to
June
on
the
rejected
15
$20,000,000
of
215,000
Natural
Gas
$5)
to
each
of
purchase,
Co.,
for
unsatisfactory
In
$3,010,000
share
per
held.
shares
the
on
requested
with
The
capital.
on
the
single
bid
which it put
up
Consolidated
shares
to
1928,
5,
on
1,
Jan.
and
1937.
cash.—V.
177,
parent,
2680.
p.
toll
of
long
or
service
maintained
is
service.
distance
one
The
of
operated
in
excess
and
daily
average
a
become
Interest
year.
standby
a
unused
balance
effective
%
of
of
of
the
1, 1953 and would
would be paid on
on Aug.
annually
of
fee
estimates
company
funds
as
The
would be
1%
Liquor Register, Inc., Roslindale, Mass.—Files—
zation
July 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 2,100 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered at $16.50
per share through Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc., Boston, Mass.
The net
proceeds
record
be
to
are
on
for
used
working capital for device to dispense and
ceeds
the
of
of
The
the
payable
Hentz
proposed
These
agreement.
plus retained earnings, are designed to
formulation of permanent financing prior
notes.—V. 175, p. 1762.
—V.
cents
per
record
of
The
'employees' trust of this corporation on July 8 acquired con¬
trolling interest in the company, the largest industrial research organi¬
to
The
change in ownership, Earl P. Stevenson, President, announced,
brought about by an offer from the employees' retirement trust
the shares of common stock of individual, holders.
Among
these were the shares held in trust for the benefit of the Massachusetts
was
to
purchase
Institute
of
Arthur
D.
largely of
In
Technology.
Stevenson
Mr.
said
that
there
will
be
no
the company's management or methods of operation.
change in
Little,
Inc.,
with
is
personal-service
a
equal
Monroe
added, "will be retained
Little Fund for the benefit of the Insti¬
tute and it is expected the Fund, as in the past, will support educa¬
tional and research projects chiefly in the departments of chemistry
and chemical engineering.
The Institute's holdings of preferred stock
of Arthur D. Little, Inc., are not involved in this sale."
the
proceeds
from
this-sale," Mr. Snyder
existing Arthur Dehon
M & M Oil Co.,
San Francisco, Calif.—Stock Of¬
July 7 offered to its stockholders
right to subscribe on or before
noon
(PDT) on July 29 for 265,232 additional shares of
capital stock (par 10 cents) on the basis of one new
share for each 11 shares held at $1.10 per share, without
fered—The company on
of record that date the
underwriting. The stockholders also received an over¬
subscription privilege.
PROCEEDS—The
bank
loan
and
net
for
proceeds
working
are
to
be
used
to
repay
a
$100,000
capital.
Is
Texas
engaged
and
in
the
and
was
Montana.—V.
178,
p.
53.
Mars Metal Corp., San Francisco,
Calif.—Stock Offered
offered pub¬
licly 199,999 shares of class A stock (par 100) at $1.50
share.
The net
1
proceeds
p.
are
to be used for working capital.—V.
178, p. 53.
&
p.
Loan
Guardian
proceeds
.57
Linn
1.85
& Co
.74
1.28
1.28
J 1.85
Shuman, Agnew & Co
1.23
3.98
William R. Staats & Co
.74
3.98
1.28
Stern, Frank Meyer & Fox.
.74
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
3.93
Straus, Blosser & McDowell. 1.23
.74
&
1.85
1.85
.74
1.28
Wertheim &
.57
1.85
Weeks
2354.
.74
.57
Sutro & Co...
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
Van
1.28
Co
CoJ
1.85
Witter & Co
Dean
»-+—
1.85
.
Securities Co., Inc.—Asset Value—
1953. total net assets of this company were
$19,460,870,
177, p. 2250.
share.—V.
to $15.44 per
Corp.—Acquires Sohio's Cleveland Can-
National Can
This
plete
on
July 10 announced its purchase of the com¬
manufacturing facilities of the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio,
can manufacturing and lithographing equipment.
S.
Solinsky, President, stated that the can manufacturing
corporation
can
comprises
Robert
equipment
operated at one of the Sohio plans in Cleveland will
Cleveland plant of National Can and will supply
now
In
used
be
the
new
requirements of the Standard Oil Co. and its customers.
of
the
equipment will take several months,
according to
can
Solinsky,
during which time Standard Oil will continue to
Other operations of Sohio will not be affected.
operate
facilities.
these
plant in Hamilton, Ohio, and a sub¬
sidiary, the Warren Metal Decorating Co. at Warren, Ohio, as well
as
plants in New York, Baltimore, and Chicago.
V. 177, p. 1475,
National
Can
New
York
P.
S.
$4,650,000.
The
that common
mination
York
New
a
Co.—Merger Authorized—
Commission July
authorized
8
this company
Light Heat & Power Co., Inc. for
Commission said its action was based
Republic
acquire
has
already
Fuel Gas
National
The
the
and
of
control
gas
frontier
Niagara
to
approximately
on the deter¬
distributing facilities in western
would be in the best public
interest.
acquisition
will
through
east
leave National Fuel Gas alone in the gas dis¬
Pennsylvania border north to Lake Ontairo
the
from
field
tribution
and
Genesee
of Wyoming,
the Commission said.—V. 177, p. 54.
County and scattered portions
and Ontario Counties,
Livingston
National Gypsum
with
sale
National
the
Corp. above/—V. 174,
p.
Life
Sold
are
to
be
used
to
repay
outstanding
debt.—V.
on
1953, of a registration statement covering
Gypsum common stock to be offered for
National
of
177, p. 2132.
the plan.—y.
National Securities & Research
Corp.—Sales Rise 18%
sales of the National Securities Series
amounted to the record high of $24,289,714 according to figures just
released by E. Wain Hare, Vice-President. This represented an 18%
sales
increase over like 1952 period.
Shares created in first six months totaled 4,900,000, a gain of 26%
months,
period.—V. 177,
1952
over
six
first
During
p.
2680.
National Security Life Insurance
company
on
June
25
filed
Co. (Ariz.)—Files—
letter of notification with the SEC
a
(par $25) to be offered at $50
stock to be issued at 10 cents
per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be invested in
government bonds and other securities as stated by law for Insurance
companies.—V.
163,
1
169,
p.
1116.
Natural Gas & Oil
Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—
NNew York, will act as agent in connection
with
the subscription privilege granted
to holders of common stock
ot Natural Gas & Oil Corp. to subscribe for additional shares on the
basis of one additional share for each four shares held at $10 per
The
Insurance Co.
655.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
joined with Employees' Common Stock Purchase
Co. and subsidiary companies in the filing
Gypsum
July 3,
covering 1,000 shares of class A stock
per share and 4,000 shares of class B
1992.
Society, East Orange, N. J.—Notes
SEC
shares
pursuant to
The
Control-
has
company
of
Irving Trust Co.,
sh8i'6
Monterey Oil Co.
and
mon
associates
stock
on
—
Stock Offered—Lehman Brothers
July 9 offered 339,733 shares of com¬
(par $1) at $24 per share. Of the total shares
represent new financing by the
proceeds together with other funds,
prepay in full the company's bank in¬
debtedness in the amount of $3,333,300. The balance of
company
will
be
and
used
the
Naval
204,733 shares is currently outstanding and is being sold
subscribed and the books closed.
successor
to
Jergins Oil
Officers
to
per
5,138
share
Co.,
per
Oil
This
offered at
to be used
producing properties.—V. 177, p. 2250.
Co., Dallas,
Tex.—Files With SEC—
.
June 29 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
260,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
share through Carothers & Co., Inc., Dallas, Texas. The net
on
proceeds are to be used to pay
New
letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (no par)
to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds are
company
covering
$1.15
during the
V. 177, p. 2680.
Corp., San Francisco, Calif.—
and Exchange Commission—
purchase and operate income
The
1953.
Realty
corporation on July 3 filed a
The
covering
$25
Nemaha
is primarily en¬
gaged in the production and sale of oil and gas and in exploring for
and
developing oil and gas reserves.
As of March 1, 1953, it had
estimated
net
reserves
of
crude
oil
and
liquids totaling 52,495,518
barrels and net reserves of natural gas were estimated at 78,801,603
MCF, of which 6,970,000 barrels are estimated to be applicable to tfce
reserved oil
payments and 3,624,000 MCF are applicable to the oil
payments. Its principal producing properties are located in California
and Texas,
and the company owns non-producing acreage in Califor¬
nia, Colorado, Montana, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming and Louisiana.
In
February
of this year,
the company purchased from
B-L and
Associates, Inc. two thirds of the working interest in various oil and
gas
propertie* in California and Texas, subject to various oil pay¬
BUSINESS—Company,
ending July 24,
Files With Securities
to
for common
and
subscription period
135,000 shares
offered,
Irving Trust Co. as agent will accept subscriptions
will transfer, split up and_ combine warrants
The
stock
business
—F. W. Stephens Co., New York, on July 8
per
on
at $5 per share
by certain stockholders. This offering was quickly over¬
organized in California on Aug. 22, 1910.
of exploring, acquiring interests in and
developing prospective and proven oil and gas lands, and the pro¬
duction, gathering and sale of crude oil, gas and other hydrocarbon
substances.
The
company
has interests in varying amounts of one
sort or another in approximately 33,000 acres, located in California,
BUSINESS—Company
It
Mich.—Files—
Privately — The company has sold privately $1,000,000
4%% promissory notes due May 1, 1955, through 1963,
to State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Worcester (Mass.)
The
M J
an
60,000
to be offered
See Avco Manufacturing
securities."
"The
declared
July 7
Moffats, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—New
the sale,
said, "Through this sale of the common stock of Arthur D. Little, Inc.,
the investments of M. I. T. can be further diversified into marketable
In
corporation
covering
Gardner-
Making Facilities—
composed
organization,
personnel.
Joseph J. Snyder, Treasurer of M. I. T.,
professional
connection
$1)
&
&
I. M. Simon & Co
Smith, Barney & Co
.74
3.98
Corp
Co
of May 31,
The
June 29 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A convertible common stock (par
through Paul C. Kimball & Co., Chi¬
cago. 111.
The net proceeds are to oe used for working capital.
Each share of class A stock may be converted into one share of $1
par common stock.
The
SEC
Rodman
.57
Pont & Co
Nation-Wide
As
ma¬
Corp.—Declares Initial Common Dividend
on
Model Finance Service, Inc., Jackson,
sation of its kind.
.57
1.28
Company
Webber, Jackson &
Reinholdt
.74
Fay..
177,
128,427
Trust Buys Control—
Co
Curtis
.74
Co
&
finance
initial quarterly dividend of 10
share on the common stock, payable Sept. 1, 1953 to holders
Aug. 18, 1953.—V. 177, p. 2680.
directors
Ohio
&
Peltason. Tenenbaum Co.——
1.28
Inc
Freres
loan.
new
Minute Maid
The
&
&
The
1953,
drinks.
Little, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Employee
3.98
Co
Co.
Co.——
Richards
Plan
(Arthur D.)
Paine,
.74
1.85
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 3.98
-Hayden, Stone & Co
1.85
the
on
bank debt of $1,pending SEC authori¬
would be retired from pro¬
April 30,
at
pending
turity of the
Irving Lundborg & Co
The
1.28
Marache & Co
Granbery,
spend
borrowings,
expansion
1.28
Co
Sachs & Co
Goldman,
loan.
will
000,000 which it expects to increase by $1,500,000
The corporation
1
<
had outstanding
company
it
that
needed.
are
3.98
.74
Southwest Co
Mr.
about $5,600,000 for
construction
in
1953, of which approximately $1,850,000 was spent
prior to April 30, 1953, and about $6,200,000 for 1954.
Present plans call /for the
first advance under the proposed bank
loan agreement to be'made in August 1953 in the amount of at least
$2,700,000 and the remainder to be taken down in multiples of $900,000
orfices.—V. 177, p. 2785.
Lazard
&
Boston
Transfer
American Natural Gas Co.,
has
bank loan agreement of $9,000,000
of
authorize
to
would
agreement
for
The
&
&
du
First
First
has
Gas
its
banks.
six
The
subsidiary
a
SEC
borrowings and
!
May
Nebraska
the
3.98
6.
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Seeks Bank Loan—
company,
.57
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Robertson & Pancoast
which
Michigan
1.85
Kaiser & Co
1.R5
and
Hornblower
July
on
provide the company with
pending formulation
common
Co._,
or
mortgage bonds
additional
&
1.85
Elworthy & Co
1952,
program
as
first
Hutton
Shields & Company—
borrowings at any
multiples thereof.
prepay
F.
3.98
^JSmanuel, Deetjen & Co
the
This
Percent.
E.
.57
financing.
sold
and
to
$2,500,000
of
purchased
.57
H.
announced
was
be
to
Scherck, Richter Co..
Schwabacher & Co
;
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Co.—To Borrow—
hanks,
stock
Corp
Kraus
&
Eichler
Rollins
and
underwriters
several
common
L. F. Rothschild
(par
10,
of
Inc.—
Co.,
Stearns
Hooker
competitive bidding.
of its financing progravn
part
American
have
penalty,
company
sale
of
1.28
application with the SEC for authorization
seven
pursuant
1.28
expected
to
shares
addition
employees
and
Crowell, Weedon & Co
1770.
p.
issuance
for
officers
the
of
shares
Co.
&
Blair,
111.—
share
one
11
In
Dempsey-Tegeler
3.
stock
cents),
into
stock.
:
Bear,
The
Nov.
&
Burge
Barth
Burnham
City,
on
certain
names
Bosworth. Sullivan & Co., Inc.
|
with
changed
common
Boston
First
would mature July 30, 1954 and would bear interest
A standby fee of % of 1% annually would be paid
daily unused balance of the commitment.
loan
permanent
to its common
the right to sub-
communication
service
such
central exchange
Granite
of
reserved
are
12.64
Securities
Bateman,
notes
without
The
for
furnishing a general tele¬
Southeastern
Nebraska, consisting
business
such
for
and
the State of
of
engaged in
communications
exchange
company
of
filed
common
have
and
company
time,
run
incorporated
was
under
company
will
Corp.,
and
and so that immediately thereafter
income
the
and
Outstanding
1,248,635 shs.
follows:
& Co
Ball,
J.
due
The
FINANCING
of common stock, par value
outstanding at that timet,
that each share of common stock
shares
granted
339,733
of
annually.
submitted
2164.
offering is not underwritten.
Tne
of
to
at
the average
on
July 28 for 9,446 additional shares
(par
new
1953,
1,
Bache
stock,
July 6 offered
on
record
before
stock
common
basis
of
or
by
comoany
on
shares
share,
stock
common
as
Allyn
American
$27,000,000
bonds
moregage
the
for
PRESENT
TO
reclassified
was
per
Brothers
C.
Hill
As
on
first
stock
company
1,113.695
options
are
Dewar,
shares
were
refine
issued
stockholders
bonds
the
basis, so
Hallgarten & Co.
stock
of
process,
of
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co.
ascribe
the
Minerals
temporary financing
Exploration Co.
fered—The
of
statement
shares
shares
The
Leon Land
See
113,000
113,000
class
per
940.
p.
due
withdrawn.
The
1953 was $65.60 per
30,
June
on
fund
1982;
sinking
notes
properties
common
Percent.
2785.
p.
registration
covering
of
stock
percentage
A.
due
participating preferred
$2.50 par value.
stock,
common
negotiated
Michigan Consolidated
value
asset
shares
Lehman
ore
notes
cumulative
The company has filed an
to borrow $20,000,000 from
of
annual
4'/i%
convertible
bank
the
2,000.00 shs.
101,245
of
be
to
from
stock of the company.—
Lehman Corp.—Net Asset Value Lower—
share
of
was
Mex-American
2457.
p.
mortgage
3%%
of
—Statement to Be Withdrawn—
has joined with the trustees of Leeds & Northrup Stock
preferred stock and 450 shares of common
financing,
operations
the
stock
ll-for-1
oustanding
were
Francis I.
be
are
Northrup
Securities
company's
$14,000,000
income
5V4%
placement
notes
of:
first
5>/»%
shares
direct
The
With
this
of
purpose
the
will
consist
value
Corp.—V. 177,
working capital.
for
and
program,
integrate
and
the
with
notification
137,500 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds
$1
to
June
on
will
par
951,680
The
corporation
will
$56,000,000
convertible
Leather Industries, Inc., Dover, Del.—Files—
The
1955,
products
$8,000,000
aggregate
and
53.
p.
in
EFFECT
$1).
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
give the company's plant at Trenton,
Mich., capacity to produce 1,200,000 tons of steel ingots per yekr,
and
approximately 975,000 tons of hot and cold rolled strip and
sheets, almost double its present output.
Reflecting completion of
the
present
financing,
McLouth
Steel's
197?;
$
$
80,759,864 488,174,948 482,391,869
80,132,829
expansion
present
capitalization
1953—4 Wks.—1952
Sales
178,
$6.10
725.
p.
Kroger
—V.
Nov. 30, '50
May 31, '53 Nov. 30, '52 Nov. 30, '51
value
asset
the
an
by each
finished
these
the company.
the
year
1953
are
expected to
be
about $100,000,000
and
net
income for the first five months of the current
year was approximately
to
value
1953,
all
on
restricted
for
completed
GIVING
(par
5,
split
31,955
one
$2,600,000.
Knickerbocker Fund—Net Asset Value Lower-
June
(being
there
major
of
and
stock
outstanding at that time
having a par value of $1
warehousing company
one
list
to
in
wells,
Author zed
♦Common
in¬
and
Bank,
industry
oil
Exchange.
CAPITALIZATION
.borrowed
Detroit
Detroit
now
automotive
the
made
be
interest
producing
companies.
be
were
steel
Stock
will
net
share.
5>/4%
company's
the
York
57%
On
customers. General Motors Corp. and
American Motal Products Co. have committed to
purchase next year
$27,000,000 aggregate par value of preferred stock.
McLouth
New
The company's
and
acres
5
EARNINGS—Earnings of the company for the seven months ended
March
31, 1953, showed gross income from sales of oil and gag of
$4,014,034, and net income of $1,269,549, equal to $1.14 a common
Metropolitan
of
notes
National
Co.,
be
the
$56,000,000
of
from
Co.
will
secured
by
Bank
1953
1972
from;
3%%
Trust
Savings
steel
1982
in
headed
Manufacturers
Trust
2,
Insurance
2,615
LISTING—Application
com¬
announced
who
totaling $16,535,660.
comprises
expansion
of $105,000,000
due
bonds
$8,000,000
due
$14,000,000
Two
for
President,
total
a
July
on
fund
Prudential
Subsequently,
cluding
to raise
packages
securities,
of
McLouth,
B.
sinking
and
Aug.
6,
1953,
an
income
convertible
Harris
types
has arranged
mortgage
Insurance
a
financing
different
Donald
ments
Arranges $105,000,000 Financ'g
—
largest
1954.
step
first
Life
than
more
Funds,
report on operations for six months ended May 31,
of
involving
according
pleted,
4Vt%
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Asset Value Off—
(149)
England Electric
System
for drilling costs.
System—Loans to Units—
subsidiaries, named below, have received
and six of its
for the issuance by
the subsidiaries to NEES, from
1953. of unsecured promissory
Amesbury Electric Light Co., $515,000,
Attleboro Steam & Electric Co., $555,000; Haverhill Electric Company
$800,000; Quincy Electric Light & Power Co., $1,080,000; Weymouth
SEC
authorization
time
to time but
notes
in
not later than July 31.
the amounts specified:
<5
The Commercial and
(150)
and
Light
Power
^Proceeds
sidiaries
to
of
Issuance
the
will
the
notes
to
Stock Sold—
,
The
Ulyth
26
June
Co.
&
i
shares
58,694
sold
and
$13
178.
i
Charles
55
years,
Corp.—Acquisition—
Petersen
177,
2250.
p.
1853
equal
6
of
properties
and
the
of
Department,
Y,—V.
northern
and
York,
New
and
a
service
acquired
were
ject
for
$3,500,000
by Slate ana Federal regulatory authorities.
Power
plants include the Sherman Island, South Glens Falls
Fort
Edwards hydro-electric stations on
the Hudson river, all
Island
Sewalls
at
and
and
the
Grasse
the
York,
Park
Glen
in
Included
exceed
time
river
and
•supplying
Falls
the
Black
river
shows
that
the
present
the
000
80-year
period
obtained
be
can
Mohawk,
had
American
4%
Elevator
R. A. Keppler &
offered
Co., Inc., New York, on July 7 publicly
shares of common stock (par 100) at
500,000
share.
net
working
the
Co.,
proceeds
to
are
177,
be
used
to
purchase
equipment
and
would
260
its
New
be
distributed
Eleventh
Ave.,
Months
be
$4,000,000
the
and
be
wou.d
to
taxes
Trust
to
with
Bank
Co.,
be
will
and
at
rates
Federal
taxes-
More
other
were
carried
the
persons
month
airlines'
in
year
First
time
to
National
for
the
loans.
Bank
will
Proceeds
174,
V.
of
States
&
income—-——--
nounced.
Net
of
2,141,593
_______
928,475
806,527
tl0,237,643
appropriations-—-
1,765,778
Preliminary
traffic
figures
record
last
set
show
the
airlines
exceeding by 5,938
August when
17,774
represents an increase of 65'#
North Central.—V. 177, p. 941.
the
on
June,
over
23,712
income
402
375
term
of
revenues——————-
(net)——
other
Preferred
system.
1952,
income——
when
14,333
and
Pittsburgh Telephone Co., Gibsonia,
of
record
at
par
l
The
sale
of
of
stock.—V.
by its
additional
basis
not
is
of
177,
stockholders
common
shares
one
being
of
for
each
and
there
is
time
aggregate
notes
has
company
from
renew,
to
received
time
amount
now
outstanding,
short-term
financing is
aonstruction
SEC
public
1953,
exceeding
or
interest
needed
program.—V.
177,
in
and
sell,
or
notes
bank
revolving
bank
company,
with
in
connection
with
the
This
has
company
received
and
SEC
Walter
in
and
three
lines
in
the
streets
of
Minneapolis
from
St.
and
178,
p.
For
the
carried
free
iner,
first
time
in
its
27-year, history,
in
passengers
a
single
Vice-President-Sales, disclosed
The
airline
transported
104,600
to
Alaska
and
the
on
during June,
month,
of
the
Grant,
iact
the
that NWA
is
of
Paul,
The
FPC
not
entire
In
passengers.
The
L952,
record
when
1943.
of
year
1942
month
NWA
That
NWA
also
topping
the
the
month
than
it
planned
is
increase
of
30%
passengers.—V.
Federal
Other
revenues
—
expenses
income
dent
the
1,319,192
6,673,753
939,507
938,669
4,612,537
Net
Net
—V.
operating income
after charges
177, p.
$1,529,329
$1,464,611
1,304,123
1,375,284
$7,353,742
6,574.186
2786.
active
p.
chemicals
carbon
been
added
available
to
from
the
growing
this
1260..
6,414
list
Net
after
charges
2,112,337
26,500
177.
p.
2786.
Ohio Power
in
the
726.
distributed
<ngr?0P 100
to Otis
stockholders
founding of
ago
and
which
built
by
month,
is
long
as
wants
the
by
due
Corp.
1,
June
and
sold.
Stock
facilities.
Co.,
1983,
associates
at
details
See
in
.
Exchange
The
V
-
July 6
on
Harris
Trust
"
and
Inc.—Proposed Offer'g.
plan
publicly offer
to
$li
(par
at
statement
on
certain
right
$2
filed
concessions from
explore
to
the
the
177,
issue
an
share,
per
with
the
SEC.
Government
underlying
accordingly.—V.
Santa Fe,
30
June
and
filed
of
leaseholds
1582.
p.
two
Corp.,
shares
York.
and
notification
of
stock
to
offered
be
$3
at
The net
the
units
through
to be
are
-
and
in
unit
per
proceeds
construction
with
cents)
50
(par
cents)
10
(par
common
New
equipment
N. M.—Files—
letter
a
preferred
stock
per
share
common
storing fuming
company's
for
the
used
costs.
.
Dec. 31,'52
$23.18
$25.38
_
the
of
by
City,
(1)
Mo.,
for
by
of
with
Gas
modifications,
Panhandle
Water
&
the
to
the
with
Co.,
latter
unlawful
the
While
able
Inc.,
of
The
7.,
of
1952
SEC
36,500
its
the
out
particular
regardless
only
its
of
shares
same
their
of
total
a
shares
of
of
the
was
required
small
which
.
began
,
into
the
177,
base
May
,
two-year contract,
increase
wage
capital
500,000 shares
five
part,
each
In
on
July
rate
of
as
to
Co.,
V.
the
of
2G
to
to
$1
the
18
approved
1,
(1.65%)
claims
ship
one
•
in
to
through
payroll
a
deduction
plan
affairs,"
said Mr. Rincliffe.
authorized for this particular
were
registration
a
additional
2,902
employees
its
and
of
purchase
make
to
the
SEC
em¬
avail¬
annuitants
shares,
of
Julyfor
The
offering18
Subscriptions
the
and
company
shares
5,148
or
on
stock
common
plan.
oversubscribed.
was
105,148
177,
with
shares
stock
shares
aggregate
statement
5,148
employee
100,000
York,
than
more
2251.
p.
or
Mellon
National
Bank
54.
p.
&
Trust
-
Pittsburgh.—
Co.,
'
-
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
of
20
by
for
the
of
to
to
cents
stock
into
stock,
Peach
of
7
south
also- advised
Pronto
1951
$8,930,000
$8,446,000
taxes..617,000
528,000
600,000
income
taxes
296.160
237,600
300,000
$320,840
$290,400
$300,000
450,000
450,000
$.71
$0.65
for
_
profit
shares
Earnings
—V.
and
of
•
Fisher
&
177,
(H.
value
to
the
the
r
the
shares
The
for
Leschen
as/ well
as
well
K.
of
additional
of
in
mineral
to
claims
rights
Uranium'
the
directors
shareholders
of
Mines
the
one
Ltd.,
in
of
at
Peach
in
These
the
drilling,
rope
slings,
A.
retire
Leschen
as
A.
from
ultra-high
near
the
first
States
Electric
lines
active
and
country's
for oil
rope
bridges,
cranes,
other
many
Rope
former
the
wire
and
Wire
Leschen,
Co.,
pur¬
division
a
President,
has
ex¬
business.
highest
supplying
voltage
voltage
project.—V.
order
has
the
177,
at
330
kv.
the
are
switches
ever
portion
of
being
Atomic
at
1600
built
such
ever
by
to
be
corpora-'
111.
now
huge
Rated
switches
announced
Chicago,
switches
Ohio.
major
p.
for
recently been
Division
supplying
Portsmouth,
is
Star
this
of
United
the
are
the
Portsmouth
The
by
to
and
of
Township.
his
cost
its
installed
Energy
amperes,
in
this
units
on
country.
to
the
Commission
these switches
be
Delta-
installed
on
942.
a
Cliffs
$1,508,821,
order,
an
of
holdings
hearing
Uranium
of
incorporation
shares
suqh
Cleveland
68
of
of
of
have
the
,
and
to
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
filed
Iron Co.
$17.75
or
an
of
from
per
application
85,004
with
shares
of
the SEC
the
Alleghany Corp. for
share;
and
the
a
with
common
respect
stock
of
total consideration
Commission
has
issued
giving interested persons until July 21,
1953,
to request
therein.
According
to
the
application
Alleghany- owns1
the
outstanding common
stock
of
Portsmouth;
and
the
17il%
mineral
has
acquisition
proposed
85,004
the
Steel
corporation
Cleveland
acres
lot. in Long Town¬
Ontario
completion
Delta-Star
project
acres.
confirmation,
derricks
continue
of
one
supplies
uses,
Inc.
original
160
claims
as
will
is
1857,
marine
hole
Co.,
desire to
transmission
purpose
claims
Lewis
well
patented
an
the
approximately
Long
that
subject
tion's
held.
procured,
118
blast
in
The company
rope.
additional
an
to
Pa.—Acquisition
Highest Voltage Switches Built by Delta-Star—
cap¬
of
and
Porter
a
wire
elevators,
Operations
H.
placed
capitalv
capital
has
company
2
$0.66
'
Co., Inc., Pittsburgh,
company,, established
drilling,
gas
poses.
the
now
the
Porter
producers of
water
Co.
shareholder rati¬
creation
an
lots,
450.000
"
July 6.
and
shareholder
of stock
authorized
the
east,
patented
share
1582.
p.
K.)
oldest
each)
Uranium,
outstanding
common
company has acquired a controlling interest in A. Leschen &
Rope Co., St. Louis, Mo., T. M. Evans, President of Porter, stated
Sons
stock-
common
present
company's property,
by
per
This
4V2-
a
5-cents-an-hour
authorized
an
the
share
one
Township as
patented lot of approximately 160
the
1952
$9,400,000
income
before
cost-
cents
proposal to change
from an authorized
treasury
increase
par
the
each
$200,000
Township
sale,
1953
sales
Profit
(Canada)—Stock Offered
value
par
additional
obtained
and
the
and
annuitants,
;
Removal
19
1953,
and
1
Joseph H. Hirshnorn has turned over,
claims adjoining the company's original
Bouck
employees
company
1953
offering.—V.
New
Capital
included;
May
May
company
value
par
shares
provide
rights
north
to
shares
an
original
178,
on
ratified
7
cents
new
$100,000
owned
addition,
the
lights to
world.
the
Shedden
staking.
and
Plough, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
...
*
Ltd.
of
along line of strike
in
employees
employee body. This exceeded
participated in the last stock
who
3%
sinking fund debentures due 1967 are now available
exchange for temporary debentures at the Bank of the Manhattan
for
to accept new15, idling 2,300
present
Bouck, Vice-President, advised that in addition
mineral
of
April.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Definitive Debentures—
registered
under
2786.
structure
also
shares
H.
the
R.;G.v
results
Shares Registered With SEC—
its
under
initial
of
of
of
from
claims
in
said
the
the stockholders
by
....
in
retroactive
p.
financing development
W.
of
plan
Definitive
share.
receive
50
announced
approved
2,902
of
purchase
expectations,"
he
as
was
from
employees
shares
105,148
stock
to
common
percentage
j
unanimously July 1
strike
■
new
of
500.000
com-_
1
announcement.
meeting
one-third
in
filed
subsidiaries
the
registered by
38,500 shares
underwriting group headed by Walwyn,
Gray & Co. is offering 300,000 shares of
was
this
2787.
ago.
100,000
company
the
Net
voted
company
100,000 shares
fication
super-corrosion
p.
for
emoloyee
an
an
optimistic
annual
of
offered
1953,. covering
its
application
shares
than
interest
Additional
;
subscribed
to
company,
received
were
company;-
discrimination
The
company
177,
Co.—Employees Ratify New Contract
end
shareholders
of
be
to
produced by
enough
pressed
ital
be
offering, steps are being taken by the company
additional shares to fill all orders.
ployee
a
to
the
at their
years
was
encourage
Peach Uranium & Metal
Mining Ltd., Toronto, Canada
—Stock Split Ratified—
The
will
Force.—V.
under
most
our
of
more
by Barney Balaban, its Presi¬
Balaban, his wife.
This is in
Tillie
15,
the
1933,
owned
Mrs.
designed
acid,
Air
have
according
exceeds
number
an
.,
filed
are
the
company
1.
President
company
589
to
Panhandle
rehearing of
authorizing
facilities
registration
that
1954.—V.
per
was done in its
being*
the
by
Operate Facil¬
54.
Act
tank,
nitric
for
month-long stock offering, which
"Stock
Indiana
p.
Y.,
employees
in
July
far
Rincliffe,
five-ye&r
a
stock
offering four
eliminate
30
these
&
allowance
1,
world's first elevator
Elisha Graves Otis, is
employees throughout the
bonds
Midwest—
on
stock
glassed stainless steel
ended
"This
be
to
plans."
range
request
a
affirmed,
other
to
178,
July
of
and
the
Locke.
Mr.
years
it
Canadian
the
Anniversary Booklet—
months of 1953 alone than
the
business
time
long
granted
Examiner
workers.
of
$1.75
of
°tls
year?6
of
ruling
Subsequently,
Co.—Proposed Acquisition-—
™por.t' c°mmemorating
2681.
Pfaudler Co.—New Development—
for
common
.
7,107,493
dramatic
46
22
has
Kansas
Pathfinder Petroleums,
$7,239,602
impact of the elevator on
commerce and society over
■roe past
centitry is indicated in a centennial
report, made public July 6
fcnein t
Eleyator Co-. which shows that the company did more
first
of
shares
the
of
as
terms
May
staking
The
in
p.
meantime.
cent-an-liour
4 492 904
company has applied to the SEC for authorization to
acquire for
the
complete generating
and
distribution
facilities
of
the
•electric utility system of the
village or Arlington, Ohio; and the Com¬
mission has issued an order
giving interested persons util July 15, 1953.
Otis Elevator
Co.—Issues
defense
same
certain
cost-of-living escalator clause; freezing the
and
T"*1®
p.
This
currently;
which
Co.—To
.
177,
177,
1582.
p.
Provision
177
.
hearing thereon.—V.
credit
the
radio¬
$141 760
to request a
said
money
Utility—
June
shares
to
—V.
value
Subscriptions
to, sell
on
Parke-Davis
•
at
$1,320,189 $10,569,428
1,299,035
10*.535,403
V.
warrants
for
contracts
of
registration
authorized
$2 115,970
defense
the
the
Co.—Earnings—
4,640.592
has ad¬
Tex.,
of
^
soon
leaseholds
shares)
at Rochester, N.
pany
it
said.—V.
renewal
a
Terms
6'.319'o06
of
also
quickly
Midwest
registrat
common
mining
first
offering
10.000
production
$7 076 170
___
income
and
Employees of this
1953—Month—1952
1953—5 Mos —1952
Operating revenues
$14,912,666 $12,605,210 $72,951,099 $61,330 815
Operating expenses
9,703,191
9.046,185
46.842.722
42 347 047Federal
income
taxes__
2,195,805
1,320,267
10.898,357
7 251/262
Other operating taxes__
897,700
918,569
operating
The
respect to its natural gas deliveries to Indiana Gas.
place ,of the rehearing will be fixed by further order,'
and
which
contract
Period End. May 31—
Net
in
make
to
registered, Mr. Balaban having disposed of 2,000 of the
A
Ohio Bell Telephone
is
purpose
in
the
Line
425'
.4,291^832
corporation.—V
See
Carondelet
233
exercise
June 30,'53
177,
by
Bank
National
holdings of Mr. -Balaban and his wife, they were
technically
j). relationship of "control" of the corporation.—V. 178, p. 54.
on
have
compounds
at
"carry out
effective this
under, the Securities
of
of-living
new
of
Securities
(The)
1953."
stay
and
Commission
facilities
corporation
of
Nuclear Instrument & Chemical
Corp.—New Products
Five
the
common
the
to
on
preferred
for
asset
—Production Resumed—
1,434,849
the
As of—
steam
excess
exist with
and
The
54.
1953—Month—1952
1953—5 Mos.—1952 "
$13,348,469 $12,432,407 $64,906,339 $59
165.814
9,444,784
8.709,935
46,266,307
41.383,387
taxes.
Ga„
Bldg., Dallas,
Texas.
were
transfer
the
of
99,800
shares
established
by
borrowing
during
to
Pipe
April
corporation
shares
June,
p.
.
to
record
Petroleum Corp. of America—Asset Value Lower—
surcharges ■ for
of Sept.,,
been
Treasurer,
is
to
directing Panhandle
date
effect
Co.—Earnings-
taxes__
operating
funds
Presiding
Commission
then
over
178,
are
of
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Stock to Employees—
and
borrow
nationally,
Power
a
Commission's
Operating
Operating
has
headed
investment
intends
Eastern
pipeline
register
the-
93,494
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Period End. May 31—
to
said,
issued
by
to
The
during
an
of
the
corporation
pay
period
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Registers With SEC—
flights.
did
revenue
the
recoverable
the
said
Packard
Pipe Line Company,
(2)
The
Mar¬
company transported
totaled 90,703.
passengers
80,434
its
mean
arrangement,
177, p. 2132.
Federal
operate
Airlines
the
year
represented
carried
last
passengers
of
banks
14
Vice-President
sufficient
order
stock
more
of
ities Built by Indiana
found
years
at
has acquired
representing
decision
Approxi¬
Northwest's international routes
over
temporary
during
$25,000,000
of
Packard
credit
Eastern
Orient.
carried
of
group
not
Pr/ihandle
record-breaking
Indicating the airline's rapid growth during the
past 10
shares
warrants
3,509,812
'
domestic
and
Concessions
develop
covering
one
to
Co.—Arranges Large Loan—
portion
a
"does
period.—V.
and
W.
J.
1,150,000
Atlanta,
solicit
mortgage 4V3%
Securities
made
shares
received, from
last
Most
NWA's
on
Orient
of
incurred
$1,377,025
July 3.
1950.
carried
were
month
passengers
previous high of 92,216 in June,
total—96,695 passengers—traveled
mately 8,000 persons
Northwest
Bldg.,
interest,
stock
pertaining
McGrath
450,180.
operations.
R.
it
The
.
located In Minneapolis and used for
underground
The base purchase price for the
properties is $1,500,000.
54.
100,000
of
$3,959,992
450,180
the
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—New Record in June—
'
for
shockholders
stock is now a fully listed security regis¬
the Exchange.
With the change in status from a
to unlisted trading privileges, the corporation has
approval
and
Net
credit,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
.
SEC
dividends
$1,377,025
costs
credit
company, he
the need exists
assured
non-affiliates
tunnels
purposes.
—V.
purchase
of Twin City
Rapid Transit Co.; a 35-cycle steam
plant in or near the loop area of Minneapolis, two'sub¬
buildings located in Minneapolis,
apnroximately 23 miles of
conduit
include
a
The
power
underground
cable
to
Paul City Ry. Co.,
subsidiaries
2lectric
station
fact
company's
as
authorization
and The St.
to
agreement
Northern States Power Co.,
Minneapolis, Minn.—Buys
Plant—
Minneapolis Street Ry. Co.
-
common
Oil
company
oil
resistant
the
in civilian
use
(including $400,000 of
refunding thereof i.
Such
or
its
Equitable
Petaca Mining Corp.,
Detroit.
possible
issue
to
unsecured
per
on
Chicago
to
The
2681.
p.
Announcing
2786.
p.
177,
A
$1,100,000
renewal
any
its
$4,532,576
—
stock
X Includes
this
authorization
through
not
928,601
4,082,396
steam
1953.
Co.,
to
Gulf States
Phillips & Co., New York,
—V.
Northern Pennsylvania Power Co.—Bank
Loans—
an
833,891
——-
Packard Motor Car
no
for
$3
four
of
The
.
common
revenues
excess
first
by
was
dealings
Peru,
85,016
-
Jan.,
stock
common
share
new
to
costs.—V.
2458.
p.
recoverable
underwritten.
closed corporation
a
this
2,000
the
on
offering
is
company
the
total
a
share)
per
held.
The
In
June
($25
shares
Pa.—Offer
G.
The
of
$4,888,593
requirement-—'.
surplus
1952,
is offering for subscription
company
at
$4,803,577
101,157
—
deductions
for
available
'Operating
North
The
$5,265,310
__.
—
dividends
Balance
201
Louisiana
of
2
admitted
subject
7,910,842'
$5,366,467
and
Georgia
that it will
accrued
company's
for
199,600
Net
Ltd.
which
warrants
Cattle
'
1,000.000
'
income
interest
&
54.
p.
this
\B.
revenue
the previous monthly
persons
carried
were
This
flew
carried
and
Peruvian
1,519,158
investments——
'
261,973
2.207.765
———
reserve
limited
2,945,424
50,652
—
———
—
expenses
v
passengers last month,
bal¬
made
Savings Bank has been appointed transfer agent and The First National
Bank, registrar.—V. 177, p. 2251.
1952
2,063,304
—
—
-
operating
Gross
been
579,329 $20,389,483
— -
retirement
Georgia,
July
on
established
Light Co.—Earnings Increased—
taxes-
—
of
oi
La., and
company
Announcement
that
tered
1953
transferable
Land
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Fully Listed
any
an¬
con¬
1953.
Trust
$12,500,000
178,
be
2572.
p.
20,
10
Pecos
102.172%
less,
ov
July
Orleans,
offered
Fergus Falls,
the Fergus
other commercial banks if
May 31—
operating
Other
this corporation in June than in
live-year, tour-month history, it is
by
its
the
for
and
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Rights—
Leon
to
by Leon Land & Cattle Co.
Co.,
the
The
to
temporarily finance the company's 1953 and
prior to arranging for long-term financing,
said.—V.
Maintenance
Net
free
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Bonds Sold—
the
not
from
issued
one
the
with
secured
be
in
of
but
&
New
the
programs
on
Other
Amortization
Central Airlines, Inc.—June Traffic
Up—
about
vised
for
North
be
out¬
between
agreement
made,
mature
negotiate
can
by
are
notes
will
National
&
funds
loans
Revenue3„___-...
Property
receive
to
will
arrangements have
Pronto Uranium Mines
of
has issued
company
capital stock
or
St.,
this company to issue,
unlimited in amount, sub¬
then
mora
unsecured
to
First
Power
Other
for
1682.
p.
Peach
10%
treasury.
Pecos Exploration
of
security
Pacific
Federal
each.
which
that
out
fhaies
Pronto
the
authorized
determined
be
1954,
terms
provide
has
not'
as
The
Bank
announcement
Other
capital.—V.
the
Mr.
to
on
which
to
plans
favorable
Operating
pointed
100,000
writing
time.
is
annually.
to
been
Peat Moss Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—
in
Beer
lender
construction
the
of
a
1853-1932,
by
Co.—To Issue Notes—
that
one
1954
all
purchase was the International Hydrothe Moreau Manufacturing Co., a power producing
of
to
In
rate.
value
par
shares
strong financial mining group with options granted on a
further 900,000 shares, which if
exercised will place a total of 4,100,-
cumulative sales volume
at
sale
share
took
it
also
was
the
$1
of
1,500.000
escrowed.
It
2292.
notes
rate
the
used
Pyrites.
at
any
and
company
more
Watertown,
near
at
National
12
North
The
a
business
in
Commission
condition
Minneapolis,
near
Power
prior to Dec. 31,
The
i
Niagara Mohawk has acquired sites^
on
the village of Corinth which Niagara
at wholesale.—V. 177, p. 2354.
in
per
report
attain
shares
sideration
partly owned by Niagara Mohawk, and the electric distribution
company
$1
5.000,000
ance
This
p.
Power
interest
company
over
JSlectric's interest in
system
New
on
site
a
northern
In
The
to
booklet
Otis
173,
promissory
the
to
standing
eastern
following
in
areas
approval
Glens Falls.
Federal
The
J. Machold, President.
adjacent to Niagara Mohawk
are
Otis.
year's
one
the anniversary
N.
unsecured
number of hydro¬
Eastern New York Power
the purchase of
has completed
sites
Earle
by
sites
The
traces
points out.
1,
The
Corp. and the International Hydro-Electric System, it was announced on
July
booklet
44-page
y
corporation
power
to
Advertising
th^ vicinity of Plattsburg, N. Y.
P.
1907.
,5846,000.000
York
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—Purchases Power Sites
electric
Norton
throagh
about
Otter Tail
This
the
Monday, July 13, 1953
...
period 1933-52 alone, Otis sales totaled about $1,223,000,000,
with
Copies
corporation on July 2 acquired the electric generating and other
#?/»lities of the Saranac division of Eastern New York Power Corp. tor
45,600,000. The properties are located in
and
$100,000,000.
from
compared
This
—V.
R.
sons,
by
the 20-year
New York State Electric & Gas
Years,"
by
on
offered
headed
by
Hundred
One
transportation from the first "safety hoisters"
Otis in 1853.
Lf/Roy A. Petersen, President, points out that first-quarter business
this year exceeded the $21,000,000 worth of elevators sold,
manufac¬
tured and installed from 1853 through 1898 by Elisha Otis and his two
54.
p.
First
"The
history of vertical
of
share
per
the
built
the sub¬
by
stock were publicly
the underwriters,
unsubscribed
of
at
V.
See
used
be
banks.
indebtedness
note
pay
Entitled
$1,050,000;' and Worcester County Electric Co.,
Co.,
from
Financial Chronicle
Cleveland
of
stock.
stock,
the. purchase
14.15%.—V.
Cliffs
Portsmouth
Cliffs
176,
of
p.
,
stock
presently
representing
the. additional
2438.
constitute
owns
all
-235,714
of
its
shares
10.4%
holdings
of
the
of such stock outstanding;
shares, will increase its holdings
-
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5237... The
Volume 178
Republic
La.—Files—
Park, Inc., New Orleans,
Providence
corporation
on
Reserve
The
above.—V.
Co.
Gas
177,
'•
2012.
p.
first
Stock Offered—This corporation,
Bank
paying
first
Co.,
York,
New
has
Bonds—
been
dated Dec.
mortgage
1952.—V.
1,
177,
Pubco's
of
purchase warrant
stock
common
holders of record
that
The
offer
St. Louis Southwestern
The
subscription
new
stock
will
March
be
31,
exercisable
1955,
at
$1
earlier
Jan.
the
as
of
incorporated in New
expenses
3,742,622
1955
1,
company
Mexico
Other
May
20,
approximately
13,875
16,115
developed
located
County;
San
and
this
640
and
of
New
other
acres
Mexico,
The
in
the
in
Pubco's
estimated
is
the
on
and
proceeds from
in
County,
Basin
ry.
that
at
operating
(bi
and
$160,000;
and
are
additional
for
in
is
*If
stock
all
Mexico,
the
the
will
and
be
added
the aggregate to be used in
drilling and development program.
following
development
exploratory
total,
of
drilling,
$350,000;
$1,400,000;
<d)
operating
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
ry.
stock
subscription
stock
warrants
warrants
23,952,655
19,110,403
4,564,404
3,689,791
22,008,290
17,135,439
charges
2683.
p.
Federal
$6,256,126
to
National
July
15,
was
after
the
of
employees
14,
May
at
options
1953,
being
granted
exercised,
are
the
will
offered
to
the
amount
sold
company's
common
by
60,000
264,088
1,574,629
1,306,362
income
$854,651
$1,078,476
$4,681,496
$4,633,303
incorporated in New Mexico
income-
53,462
33,151
264,214
164,945
and
operation
San
Juan
and
to
present
its
extent
policy
is
Paso
As
of
San
gas
Natural
April
June
on
3 V2 %
FPC.
the
On
Bank
the
located
—V.
long-term
held
is
oil
the
development
Gas
177,
royalty interest
agreements
40,015
net
gross
in
16,067,
2572.
lessors
in
land
of
the San
and
leases
by
in
land
bear interest at a rate not in excess of
the prime rate in New York City at the time
event in evcess of 4%
per year.—V. 177, p. 984.
in no
the loan but
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
if
any)
interests).
-
company
in Utah
26.022,
are
160.—V.
are
William
C.
"Since
the
completion
Indebtedness
totaled
of
1945
the
of
distributions
retirement
to
the
of
funded
stockholders
prior
the
to
aggregating $12,459,880.
During the current fiscal
year the corporation
has paid dividends amounting to $1 per share.
However,
as
it
is
expected that the earnings per share
will not
materially exceed the amount so paid, the directors have decided
that
year
further
no
"Moreover,
until
clearly
more
should
dividends
the
future
of
the
interests
all
stockholders.
of
the
Cuban
is the considered
corporation's liquid
of
when
paid during this fiscal
the
forecast; it
conservation
prospects
be
letter
notification
of
shares
(estimated
of
174,
the
of
is
resources
Dividend
,
earnings,
corporation's
warrant."—V.
can
board
to
to
are
best
will
be
resumed
condition and operating
payments
financial
Bale
of
have
Everett,
machine
The, two
be
M.
O.
Weiby,
since
according
1946
and
formerly
was
Gantenbein,
managed it since 1931.
to
T.
Vice-President
a
who
B.
and Merchandise
has
Man¬
of
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. and has resigned his position with that
company. C. H. Weiby, lor a number of years has owned and operated
ager
general
merchandise stores in Washington and
Transfer
the
Pyroil
Co.,
Inc.,
of
ownership
Company
were
completed
was
is
estimated
delivered
to
corporation,
new
a
world-wide dis¬
tribution.
It
is
a
specialized automotive
and
machinery
lubricant
ana
is
distributed
primarily
through
dealers
in
automotive
and
petroleum products.
It is processed
as
a
gas
and oil additive for
modern, high efficiency engines in marine, air and road and station¬
product
service.
ufacture
Head
It
and
the
of
Mr.
continue
C.
assist
wide
H.
the
field,
Pyroil
industrial
has
usage
in
precision
man¬
is
M.
O.
Weiby is Executive
has
been
firm's
Weiby,
as
The
corporation
covering
$100
and
be
per
gas
used to
on
treasurer,
and
will
Vice-President
a
management.
June
25
shares of
1,000
share
market
filed
no
par
a
leases).
letter
value
(including 400 shares
to
of
notification
common
be
stock
issued
No underwriting is involved.
purchase leases and equipment.
2,816,909
charges
177,
—
24,292,475
22,215,937
4,176,680
3,727,820
4,977,645
4,533,304
income
oper.
after
21,008,757
18,835,093
2788.
p.
Gas
Electric
&
Co.—To Resist Request for
$3,409,000 Legal Fess—
for
3 concerning the
newspaper report of an
this company stated
application had been received on July 1, and
on
that same date a letter had been sent
to the SEC informing the
Commission that the company "is shocked by the amount of the al¬
lowance
requested and proposes vigorously
to resist it."
The com¬
pany's letter added that "it also intends
vigorously to oppose the
granting of many of the other allowances in the amounts which have
been requested."—V. 178, p. 55.
When
July
questioned
a
this fee
of
copy
The
stockholder.
Standard Oil Co. (O.)—Discontinues
National
Can
Corp.
177,
above.—V.
p.
Can Manufactur'g
1477.
said,
resources
to
after
Coast
finished
that
the
into
go
the
first
of
West
the
of
be
adjacent
acquired
as
result
a
will
give
the
paper—on
them
West
1951 when Scott
mill will be piped
timber
pulp
the
on
Coast
West
has
recently announced plans to increase its sales to $300,000,000
annu&Hy by 1958 and Mr., McCabe said that the output of the two
new
machines
will contribute; considerably
in helping to
meet the
objective.—V.
177,
2133:
p.
- •'
-
stock
with
The
wife
Attorney
his
The
has
• -
177,
p.
other
June
on
«
.
•
;
received
30
this
50%
of
outstanding
business days,
14
or
common
to July
14,
stock.
to accept
•
to
with
and
distributes
Pertussin
cough
2460.
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Private Placement—
The
company
will
said
The
July
on
provide
Life
an
6 announced a refinancing program which
additional $1,000,000 iri working capital.
reported it was borrowing $2,000,000
Co. at 4,/2%
interest.
company
Mutual
from
the Penn
Insurance
retire the company's present
$1,000,000 note with Penn Mutual and the rest will be used lor work¬
ing capital.
The loan will be repayable in installments of $200,000
on
each July 1 for the next
10 years.—V. 177, p. 2252.
Half
of
the
will
proceeds
used
be
to
per
p.
177,
1953
$5,300,430
sales
for
taxes
income
taxes
income
Net
profit
•Earnings per
share
common
shares
822,346
on
—
-
of
—
capital stock.—V.
397,700
$412,387
$0.50
————-—
611,890
450,400
,.
before
1952
$4,915,859
862,787
3 Months Ended May 31—
Profit
common
share
—
2788.
Sterling Electric Motors, Inc.—Sells Ohio
See
Plant—
-
Aeroquip Corp. above.—V. 171, p. 2102.
Co.—Distributes Stock
Oil
Sun
than
$9,250,000
distributed
being
to
worth
of
7,571
of
its
this
to Employees—
company's
employees,
it
stock is
announced on
common
was
July 6.
They
participated in a plan for buying stock, with the company
one
dollar for every two dollars they invested.
No-w
has matured, and certificates for 130,455 shares are being
contributing
the
plan
them.
distributed to
in 1948, when for a 12-month
to 10% of their wages to buy
one
or
more years
of service
are
eligible, on a voluntary basis to participate.
All stock that was bought was held by trustees until June 30.
This company began the annual stock plans in 1926 and since that
time
more
than
840.000 shares have
been acquired
by employees
in
this manner.
Now employees comprise
almost one-half of Sun's
The
liquidated June
plan
30 started
Sun employees subscribed up
Oil stock.
All employees with
stockholders.
stock plan—the
15 277
28th—began July 1.
Approximately 12,000
participating.
plan broke down the total of 130,455 shares in
the current
liquidations as follows;
Shares
purchased by employees' investments, 53,112; shares pur¬
chased by contributions of the company,
26,556; and shares in the
suprlus fund which were also distributed to employees on a propor¬
tionate basis,
50,787.
Thus for every share bought with his or her
own money, every employee got slightly less than IV2 additional shares.
The
Surplus Fund of each plan accumulates stock from sources
such as stock dividends, stock and cash dividends on stock dividends
and
the company's contributions
for purchase of stock in emnloyee
accounts
which,
because
of
voluntary
withdrawals
by employees,
are
closed out before the plan's liquidation.—V. 177, p. 2573.
A
new
employees
are
$214,190
$0.26
177,
p.
2787.
the
of
Sunray Oil Corp.—To Construct New
Building—
Sunray building on which construction
will soon start in Tulsa,
Okla., will be a 12-story structure, it was
announced by C. H. Wright, Chairman, June 9.
The
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Earnings—
(W. A.)
recently
Sunray
announced
announced
Building Corp.
Detroit
new
that a corporation to be called the Ninth and
is being formed to finance the Sunray Building.
of the stock in the building corporation.
The building is scheduled for completion sometime during
summer of 1954.—V.
177, p. 2134.
Sunray will own 50%
Surface
Combustion Corp., Toledo,
the late;
O.—New Air Con¬
ditioning System—
Smith Corp.—To Borrow Privately—The cor¬
(A. O.)
poration has arranged to place a $10,000,000 4M>% note
issue due July 1, 1966, with the Prudential Insurance Co.
of America, it was announced on July 9.
The
for
proceeds
working
be
to
are
capital.—V.
used
177,
p.
to
retire
outstanding
bank
loans and
2787.
of
Corrosion
ship cargoes, a problem as
old as the shipping industry
to have been halted by a new system of marine air
developed by Bethlehem Steel Co., Shipbuilding Division,
in conjunction with Surface Combustion Corp.
Designed by the Central Technical Department of Bethlehem Ste°l
itself
appears
conditioning
Shipbuilding Division, and Installed on the "S. S. Yorkmar" by
Baltimore Yard, the new system—termed the "Bethlehem
System of Cargo Hold Dehumidification"—dehumidlfies the
air entering cargo holds and prevents "sweating" of the bulkheads and
dripping of this precipitation onto the cargo.—V. 176, p. 771.
Co.,
the'edmpany's
Pressure
South Georgia Natural Gas
Federal
The
Commission
Power
has
Co.—Rehearing Granted—
granted
a
request
by this com¬
order issued May 4 denying the com¬
pany's application to build a natural gas transmission system to serve
markets in Georgia and Florida.
The date and place of the rehearing
will be fixed by further Commission order.
pany
for
The
the
be issued
Earning^
Trustees
manufactures
corporation
syrup.—V.
was
the
own
General
bid.
reject the
or
This
(100%).'
who
York
company's $100 par common
and 250 shares of $100 par pre¬
$650,000 from Max Kade, President,
for 500 shares of
of total outstanding)
(50%
One Bid Received—
Custodian -in-Now
Alien
of
bid
outstanding
shares
Common
Sun
Kade, Inc.—Only
&
office
one
$0.42
declared
Dividends
period
•1
enly
—
-
-
the
of
operation—from
Scott
sales
223,581
596,216
$0.42
.
taxes
$251,010
223,581
596,216
income
profit
More
of
Federal
for
1952
$4,121,721
489,010
238,000
$251,183
taxes—
Coast.
also been stepped up
by improvements to equipment and processes.
The company's West
Coast pulp
production will be sufficient to supply pulp for Scott's
market pulp customers as well as
for the two new paper machines.
Production
income
bleached
acquired large
merger, completion
integrated
an
Provision
1953
$4,171,970
512,783
261,600
®
-
—
before
—V.
•
Scott
the
of
machine
in
the
from
Since
wnen
year
paper
sales
Profit
Net
f
second
'
3 Months Ended May 31—
Net
paper
'
the company's large
to
Plans
second
next
operation.
completion
machines.
machine
paper
to
at
paper
the
on
the
on
machine.
paper
so
Everett which was
Pulp Co.
Pulp
mill
the
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
approximately
of
machine
paper
Soundview
to
President
and
serving
Vice-President
elected
Recovery Oil & Gas Co., Inc., Cincinnati, O.—Files—1
SEC
selling
tooling.
corporation
new
Gantenbein
to
additive
the
has developed
machine
Secretary.
and
in
the
Coast
West
shortly
that
will
pulp
rights
of
the Pyroil
Minnesota.
of
pioneer
covering
the
employees to the Everett plant's payroll.
machines
with
•Based
and
assets
first
expected
merged
Oregon.
as
29
at
underwriting.
expenditure
the
second
a
McCabe
completed
sulphite
Provision
immediately,
June
on
offered
President, announced on July 8. The new
a
building
now
under
construction
at
Mr.
directly
management
business
be
without
in
Scott's
for
machine
McCabe
Mr.
housed
expedited,
will
first
of
McCable,
be
Wash.,
being
are
Net
the
SEC
to
Friedmann,
T.
approved
construction
for
will
P.vroil Co. was announced on July 8 as the firm en¬
business year.
The purchasers. M. O. Weiby and C. H.
Weiby, both experienced merchandisers in automotive lines, will assume
owned
Net
—V.
See
directors
machine
the
25th
its
$10»
share 1,
171, p. 2514.
Coast, Thomas B.
(The) Pyroi! Co., Inc., La Crosse, Wis.—New Control—
tered
the
with
(par
per
Ralph
to
go
filed
was
$15
Scott Paper Co.—Plans Expansion—
be
that
the
1500.
p.
$4,305,704
stock
common
about
at
$12,000,000
it
year.
industry
sugar
opinion
$4,485,881
(Ed.) Schuster & Co., Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Files—A
3,000
stock
July 9 said in part:
corporation and its subsidiaries, which originally
the corporation has paid out a large proportion of
dividends,
as
fiscal
Liquid Re¬
the
$8,297,802,
earnings
current
in
on
492,Ej44
$1,014,505
4,564,114
taxes—
operating
corporation, has been placed privately by Bache & Co.,
New York.—V. 173, p. 2293.
ferred
Dpuglas, Chairman of the Board
459,829
Other
gross
177,
Further Dividends This Fiscal Year—
sources—No
97,122
$4,798,248
2573.
p.
S*eek
—To Conserve
Sttgrar
$4,945,710
taxes—
income
183,506,065 164,584,806
23,621,757 122,963,081 112,016,795
3,714,474
22,142,737
18,929,452
2,559,923
14,107,772
12,629,802
that
The
fttuta Altegre
$
34,072,834
37,725,559
25,366,891
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
-1952
1953—5 Mos.
1953—Month—1952
application for $3,409,000 for legal fees, officials of
first
(subject
the
by
Nebraska
and
320
authorization
applica¬
1954, and
1,
representing the entire outstanding capital stock of this
tree
leases,
gas
royalty
Mexico
to
year above
per
Standard
and
contracts.
interest,
owned
New
of
of
acres
royalty
overriding
deducting
Basin
are
gross
overriding
covered
Juan
Colorado
42,569
and
(after
acres
acres
located
approximately
of
pursuant
note payable to the Chase
outstanding note.
The renewal note
Allowance
part
Co.
purchased
under
Mexico,
It
substantial
a
Union
gas
the
in
New
the
on
Southern
company
principally
Nebraska.
Basin,
Juan
to
the
of
renewal
summer
promissory
a
Sattler's, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Stock Sold Privately—
An issue of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $100),
development
Counties,
and
concentrate
San
sold
under
exploration,
Arriba
a
supplemental order
promissory note, pay¬
of New York, which
the company filed a supplemental
8,
issue
to
in
July
mature
last
issued
June
authority
of 1%
Net
4,
rights and options to acquire oil and gas leases and interests
unit
to
and
the
be
Co.
30,' 1953
In
The
in
to
Gas
Rio
Colorado
to
company
is
or
and
Utah,
reserves
sold
properties
gas
Juan
in
the
of
natural
contract
and
in
lesser
which
to El
oil
of
Basin
a
$1,111,627
90,556
from
will add about 200
is engaged in the acquisition,
company
City
the
$
$817,557
the
JWarrants.
was
of
$5,939,665
income
The
are
of
increased
be
a
Bank
1953.
note
issued
$250,000
renew
company
Chase
has
Commission
Power
this
Tne
for
to
V2
$908,113
shs.
subsequently exercised, the
such time will be increased
are
outstanding
all
tlf
key
outstanding
The
oil
$1,342,564
1s
328,566
oper.
Deductions
1908,967
1951.
to
4,013,872
Outstanding
908,967 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation
at
4,936,072
Federal
—V.
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
subscription
shares,
and
shares.
and
195,901
income
Non-operating
acquisition
(a)
leases,
proven
$2,160,000.
GIVING
additional
common
908,967
officers
ary
$5,743,764
260,352
total $1,400,000.
expenditures:
$1)
(par
the
of
amount
A
$5,995,774
34,280
States
time,
warrants
the
all
if
and
its
$1,308,284
33,510
tion
investigating
Authorized
Common
4>.
11,980,604
income
i
Net
to Dec. 31, 1953, it is estimated that
Apr,il 30
make
Subscription
•re
16,599,769
13,812,419
The
Mexico.
New
lying
area
expenditures for this purpose will
period
CAPITALIZATION
or
21,659,012
2,420,130
to
from
ol
proceeds
of
3,482,094
2,749,776
railway
Arriba
Rio
of additional subscrip¬
development of Pubco's proven
New
of
company's
probably
exploration
of
692,977
thereof appearing
map
Utah,
the
the sale
primarily in
cash
$250,000;
expenses,
by
713,002
of
development
negotiating
now
Basin
Juan
Arizona
used
the
that
the
will
leases,
(c)
San
Juan
of
course
During
Pubco
net
be
San
available
usual
It is
of
will
warrants
reserves
to
133,156
of
including
acres
of
process
remainder
areas.
PROCEEDS—The
tion
-the
612,368
and
developed
are
the
the
located
are
McKinley
in
company
the
Colorado,
9,375
acres
located
in
and
the process
in
6,100
of
acres
are
107,547,299
4,436,998
177,
able
6,814,491
income
leases covering
gas
1,000
acres
total
A
acreage
are
and
production,
specifically shown
more
leases
gas
1,240
gas
County;
prospectus.
oil
the
and
Juan
is
acreage
Verde
undeveloped.
are
acreage
in
production,
Mesa
which
land of
of
acres
gas
for
acres
the company owned oil
1952,
Verde
Mesa
development
In
672,987
6,329,714
144,499
Deductions from
$
155,238,075
23,912,154
matures
123,889
1,116,418
taxes
oper.
$
31,999,361 177,303,847
22,083,265 117,879,761
—_
authorizing
16,942,937
$1,183,217
Other Federal
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$
36,035,000
Period End. May 31—
of
As
The
18,476,395
137,198
1551.
for
3,360,790
Co.—Earnings
Telegraph
&
1953—Month—1952
taxes-
The
$30,806,537
846,641
taxes-
income
may
June 4,
on
Telephone
Southern Utah Power Co.—To Renew Note—
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$6,042,537 $32,187,873
city
and
county
taxes
Federal
r
was
oper.
State,
Pubco
designate.
BUSINESS—Corporation
$6,020,667
share,
per
to be used for working capital.
are
taxes—
income
after
—V.
SEC
operating
Net
Net
the
with
operating
Federal
Other
National
shares
between
dates
revenues
$1,149,707
additional
the
share
per
such
upon
or
for
Bell
Operating expenses
Ry.—Earnings—
1953-^Month—1952
oper.
Railway
Allen & Co.
on
warrants
31—
Railway
June
July 7, 1953.
underwrote the subscription warrants.
expired
The proceeds
Operating revenues
an issue of $5,000,000 4% prom¬
issory notes due July 1, 1972.
It will take down $2,500,000 by March 31, 1954, and the balance by June 30, 1954,
—v.
175, p. 1126.
Period End. May
notification
of
$
tual Life Insurance Co.
stock
letter
a
1714.
p.
Southern
Haas Co.—Private Financing Arranged—The
has arranged to place privately with Perm Mu¬
company
23, 1953 are
entitled to purchase from Public Service Co. of New
Mexico.
The subscription price for the new warrants
was $4.75 for
each share a subscription warrant repre¬
sents.
underwriting.
176,
Rohm &
issued to its own stockholders warrants
granting them the option to purchase its Pubeo common
shares, recently issued to holders of such outstanding
stock purchase warrants, rights to subscribe for subscrip¬
tion warrants for 302,989 additional shares of Pubco com¬
mon stock.
The rights were issued by Pubco in the ratio
of a subscription warrant for one additional share for
and in July 1952
shares
to
238.
p.
Columbia, S. C.—Files—Rights—
filed
26
additional shares of common stock (par $1) to be
stockholders
through tiansferable warrants at $2.15 per
Period End. May 31—
shares of common stock (par $1) is owned by
Public Service Co. of New Mexico which late in 1951
four
June
on
116,016
without
—V.
appointed
and registrar for an additional $20,000,000 of
bonds, series A, due June 1, 1980 to be issued
agent
mortgage
under
Trust
&
605,978
each
Fund
covering
share; unsubscribed shares to be offered to public at $2.37V2
Mining Co.—Trustee for Additional
Chemical
trustee,
Inc.—Subscription Warrants for
all of whose
Development,
Fuel
otfered
,
Pubco
Southeastern Fund,
This
National
See
cemetery.
Common
& Power Co., Inc.—To Be Ac¬
Light, Heat
quired—
July 7 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 33,333 shares of common stock
(par SIi to be offered
at $3 per share through
Woolfolk & Shober, New Orleans, La. The
net
proceeds are to be used to develop and improve property for
The
7
(151)
rehearing of an
promoters
for
system
The
proceeds
are
Florida.
V.
173,
is
company
southeasterly
to
in
point
a
County,
Total
p.
2293.
build 335 miles of pipeline extending
on
Southern Natural Gas Company's
through southwestern Georgia and into
construction
is estimated at $3,141,513.—
proposing
from
Lee
FPC
cost
of
Ala.,
to
Swersey's, Inc.—Acquires HUyler's—
011 June 28
announced that this cor¬
the national and international rights, title and
name, trademarks and other properties.
The
transaction includes the six restaurants of Huyler's.
Mr. Swersey emphasized the two candy firms, Swersey's and Huyler's,
are to be run independently of each other.
A separate corporation.has
been formed and it is designated as Huyler's Distributors, Inc.
John
S.
Swersy,
President,
poration has acquired
Interest
to
the
Huyler's
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(152)
Talk-A-Phone Co., Chicago, 111.—New Development—
This company has announced the new Talk-A-Phone
LC-33, a quality
"wireless" two-station low-priced intercommunication
system that re¬
quires
wired
no
installations,
and
be
can
plugged
into
electrical
any
outlet.
Under
development by the Talk-A-Phone engineering staff for several
the
years,
Gate"
which
well
as
together
line
suppresses
operation
Arie
Talk-A-Phone
new
circuit
tively
noises
when
as
wireless
with
it
is
A
this
exclusive
an
in
the
standby
"Sonic
"squelch"
effec¬
is
actual
system
position,
in
according
to
416.
p,.
issue
and
on
July
7
to
Van
corporation
approved
Strum
proposal
a
&
Towne
to
Stock
change
were
8,
subject
July
sell
United
to
Gas
additional
an
the
Fund.
management
agreement with Van Strum & Towne, inc., also was
approved and Kenneth Van Strum was elected a director of the Fund.
—V. 177, p. 985.
for
$10,000,000.
including
additional
Sale
N.
Y.—Files
The
SEC
covering
for
rate
one
of
March
ing
With
corporation
offered
on
Printed
advances.
will
The
99,906.2
26
shares
net
The
1955.
be
Tarrytown,
filed
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
(par
United
each
two
shares
subscription
held;
price is
1953
13,
with rights
$3
The
expire
offer¬
to
underwritten.
proceeds
to
are
ing patent position
used for licensing activities and
working capital.—V. 175, p. 1127.
&
Liddell
Inc.,
Englewood,
N.
J.—
This
with
V.
investment
the
175,
SEC
company
covering
July
on
'5,000
shares
of
registration
a
its
common
corporation
Electric
Service
Co.—Definitive
with
due
coupons
Nov.
1,
1953,
and
the
in
office
at
ill
Broadway,
The
to
subscribe
share
new
The
for
of
the
and
net
tor
2%
for
by
proceeds
working
for
16
$17.25
to
Debentures—
stock
Arkansas.
in
6,
EFFECT
177,
shares
of
in
assignment
corporate
the
by
were
had agreed
stockholders.
used
to
on
parent,
stock,
be
additional
the
was
There
Co.,
recently given
956,250
no
United
to
purchase
"Includes
$80,000,
one
construction
The
to
bonds
sell
due
to
institutional
1875
under
ment.'
The
proceeds
to
to
are
pipeline
be
used
to
facliities.—V.
for
pay
177,
construction
new
This
SEC
June
on
covering 2,000 shares
the market
to be
30
of
letter
a
stock
common
notification
(par
$13.751 per share) to employees.
working capital.—V. 177, p. 1907.
for
to
$5)
(around
used
Profit
with
be
The
offered
States
will
4%, according to
The
by
ployees
labor
represented
company's
V.
177,
by such
proposal,
organizations
according
to
when
the
representative
a
latter
of
July 3 filed
letter of
a
of
covering 39,000 shares of common stock
share),
without
underwriting.
The
to
be
offered
proceeds
•working
at
to
are
Profit
for
capital.
company
employees
of
July 3
shares
Walter
share, without
extent of $198,329
l»er
Cooke
and
stock
for
and
filed
of
B.
Net
to
for
pay
exercise
of
stock
notification
(no
par)
Ended
"Earned
be
the
the
initial
option
to
purchase
acquire
of
This
,
S.
to
the
in
4V2%
proceeds
to
are
176,
be
used
to
retire
bank
loans
per
(& Leased
and
for
Period End. May 31
1953-
Month—1952
Ry.
Ry.
operating
revenues_
41,366,616
operating
expenses.
32,993,626
Federal
Other
income
taxes
taxes
at
Equipment
and
gas
from
operations
Ti come
and
from
bther
The
4,837.334
Total
1,135,600
9,490,798
3,026,009
2.371,339
14,478,318
13,364,172
income
414,662
2,664,426
3,921,601
26.633.542
461,942
2,262,785
108,450,530
11,253,825
3,459,659
24,370.757
5,285,000
11,630,000
corporation
yr
on June 30
cove"ng 430 shares of
per
Varking
share,
without
capital.—V.
filed
common
$3.54
letter of notification with
stock (par $10) to be offered
tAfter giving effect
underwriting.
174,
p.
The proceeds
are
to
be
used
filed
suit
a
finishing
tin
o
IVwmf!!!,
alotment)
to
carry-back
mill
for
involved,
and
of
purchase
eJ?asis,?f
other
the
tires
in
the
covering
Federal
of
O-xrtor
1,171,863
additional
shares
ofjerjing price of the
of
held
on
on
the
stock
new stock will be determined by the
for
Willys
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
Israel
&
10
ipar
Co.,
with
cents)
York.
New
the
to
The
be
net
through Loewi & Co., Milwaukee
Co.
filed
6
of
take
to
1722.
United
and
patents
States
or
notification
of
stock
be
to
with
offered
the
at
SEC
($10
par
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
the purchase of conditional sales contracts.
than
in
cars
the
in
reported
the
first
1952
same
to
Gerry
of
E.
1953
Lyons,
on
year.—V.
period last
same
100%—
months
four
period,
July 8.
distributors and dealers registered
18,892
cars
in the first four months this year,
Wilson-Jones Co.
Rubber
granted
were
p.
(Calif.)—Files With SEC—•
letter
a
common
passenger
higher
the
in
Nine
Months
Ended
(&
May
177,
he
Willys
Aero
new
said,
against
2137.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings1953
31—
sales
income
for Fed.
inc. &
taxes-
1952
$12,929,000
....
before
Prov.
1951
$12,283,000 $12,802,000
178,000
—
992,000
1,748,000
113.000
560,000
1,082,000
$65,000
$432,000
$666,000
outstanding.
Net profit
328,396
313,396
294,830
share,
SO. 20
$1.38
$2.26
prof, taxes
exc.
Common
VR-22,
weight.—V.
is
straight
a
178,
per
—V.
polyvinyl
shares
p.
177,
3
equipment
announced
will
begin
Shipments
year.
made
in
a
that
at
operation
Fairless
hot
of
limited
178,
above.—V.
Wisco
of
Works
and
cold
volume
sheet
and
during
the
rolled
and
SEC
(&
and
shares
per
sheets
size
stock
proceeds
The
1952,
to
agreement
profits
$2,770,440
2,310,000
1,550,000
$1,220,440
961,698
excess
960,498
$1.27
$1;14
taxes
rj__
178,
p.
56.
proceeds
are
the
to
Stock
the
used
p.
Sold
Privately—The
corporation
three speakers
the
The
room
from
on
July
that
any
proceeds
at
working
shares
the
pre¬
of
com¬
underwriting.
without
par,
with
cumulative
of
The
capital.
are
letter
a
stock
common
($5
par
for
used
be
to
filed
29
notification
of
to
be
share),
per
expansion
and
offered
with
the
SEC
selected
to
key
without
underwriting.
working
capital.
'
Wood
to
outstanding
under
Shovel
June,
a
firms.
finance
plant
expansion
8
Britton
B.
Wood,
toward
Executive
additions
a
new
and
high-fidelity
true-reproduction
tone
in
all
Vice-President,
firm's
the
at
said
proceeds
will
be
plant.
Shovel
The
ful
Radio
of
June
in
the
Sales,
Corp.—Bookings Doubled—
convention
sales
of this corporation was the most success¬
history, H. C. Bonfig, Vice-President and Director
company's
announced
Distributor
receivers,
for
Bonfig
June
on
orders
radios,
said.
showing
announced
Piqua, O.—Notes Sold Pri¬
Co.,
000 of notes.
for
and
the
This
year
a
from
Zenith
volume
model
parts
position.
is
Zenith
months
than
more
Leadership
double
Line
television,
of
combinations
of July,
August,
the
orders
totaled approxi¬
and September, Mr.
booked
at
the
June
ago.
preliminary
distributors
convention
of
24.
1954
radio-phonograph
mately $50,000,000 for the
2274.
produce
I
Tool
&
vately—The company has sold privately to Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the United States an issue of
$300,-
Zenith
phonograph, called the Webcor "Musicale," also features another
that
is important in
producing high fidelity reproduction
innovation
June
on
com¬
Webster-Chicago Corp.—New 3-D Development—
This
for
number
recently purchased the physical assets and wheelbarrow
production facilities, including trade name and trademark, oPKilbourne
& Jacobs Manufacturing Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
Fund—New Name—
amount
insurance
be
offered
be
to
used
notification
of
shares of 6%
unspecified
an
Optical Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Files—
company
applied
above.'
$6,000 000
with
be
'.
1952
$3,656,632
Co. and Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
brings
$1)
to
letter
a
of
number
and
covering 60.000 shares of
employees and officers at
1953
.__
Warncr-Hudnut, Inc.—Notes
This
(par
$100)
Detroit, Mich.—Files—
filed
25
'
/
share
Inc.
(par
are
Corp.,
June
on
unspecified
Wollensak
The
Subs.)—Earnings—
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
Fund,
Aluminum
corporation
stock
mon
range
1722.
outstanding
common
986.
56.
p.
$1,346,632
income
common
covering an
ferred
Consolidation—1
177, p.
——
56.
p.
Corp.—Fairless Works—
July
——-
Earnings
Marvinol
as
Van Strum & Towne
of
shares
and
ol"
Willys
Profit
products will be
See Technical
with
M.
N.
used
Finance
without
"Moreover,
record
filed
of
Albuquerque,
Exchange Commission—
for additional working capital
expanding business operations.—V. 177,
July
on
5.000
passenger
•
July 8.
Steel
on
working capital.—V. 175.
common
$3.03
shares.
treasury
the
appearance
The
1950
Penn
Vice-President,
its
District
structure
the
covering
tire.
profit
The
°ne new share for each ten shares
$1.45
tExcludes
Inc.,
and
through
be
White's
Sales
Armstrong Rubber
patents
in
covering
one
the
Co.,
29
shares
to
are
100%
Wood
to
$1.51
requirements.
and
were
the
filed
was
sidewall
these
this
of
Feo.
"Earnings
23
1.166,000
excess
Stock
Offering—
?0rau°n .uWlU offer t0 its stockholders of record July
subscribe tor (with oversubscription privilege subject
and
876,000
1,224,300
1,166,000
bankers.
David
loans
9.434
Investors Telephone Co.
Net
2780.
Corp.—Proposed
876,000
1,224,300
Willys Motors, Inc.—Passenger Car Sales up
against
infringement
action
high molecular
States
quarter
surance
f
United Gas
876.000
1,224,300
company,
company
The
the
for
4,745,000
4,411,929
White Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Notes Sold Pri¬
proceeds
make
2574.
p.
26 Weeks Ended May 2—
before income taxes
at
3,080.000
1.166,000
Oil
share
per
camera
share),
per
$5.54
has placed privately $1,000,000 additional
20-year
4Y4% promissory notes with the
Metropolitan Life In¬
a
■
2,566,546
share._____
June
on
299.950
$1
William
pany
United Board & Carton
Corp.—Files With SEC—
$
3,345,000
-
Securities
With
at
The
8,951,272
Profit
2574.
p.
5,968,825
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
21,365,479
177,
June 2,'51
j
•
20,581,272
United Utilities, Inc.—Proposed
2,332,947
4,504,366
May 31,'52
$
107,642,510
1951
$3.33
white
known
corporation
mill
See
23,698.426
448,863
i.—V.
$
2,437,167
4,953,229
I'Jxed and other
charges
Subs.)—Earnings
9,156,929
paid___—_____
dividend
corporation
of
care
1952
4,174,000
The
are
announced
resin,
new
"After
509,249
(&
2130.
p.
covering
The
wire
Common
investmts.
EQUITIES
Net
United
7,897,087
for
the
over
5,646,546
taxes
paid
common
per
investment
Iowa.
marketing
11%
5,986,503
income
insurance company
an
Development—
was
This
12,922,430
6,724.204
and
<neti_
$5.99
1953
8
sidewall,
chloride resin of
15,100,000
12,929,718
sources
1,581,384
$3.75
UNCONSOLIDATED
charging
narrow
to
Co.,
largest
146,424,646
outstanding
preferred
Realist
155,303,831
1,233,349
1,417,971
opers._
oil
$9,665,800
1,588,234
10,019,400
tire.
patents
Net inc. from trans¬
portation
$6,296,100
it
196,060,682
2,584,819
$28,404,000
to
manufacturers of the Stereoengineering and navigation instru¬
ments, have borrowed $750,000 in 10-year serial notes)
it was announced oh July 7. The loan was placed with
12,356,300
share—
Moines,
basic
of
as
Prov.
♦income
15,609,700
sion,
$
1.562,382
joint
facility rents (net)
4,433,000
-
30— '
Co.
Master
Des
were
143,708,273
taxes—
State
&
vately—This
1951
$3.48
OF
Julj^
1953
2,641,503
(David)
1952
1,629,835
dividends,
on
of
Wellington
EARNINGS
$22,022,100
during the initial period of operation.—V.
2,592,637
of
new
and
17,000,000
months
proceeds are to be used to pay for drilling costs and for equipment.
ucts,
work¬
$
2,400,000
NET
Companies)
38,851,154 206,649,233
31,497,386 160,504,513
2,800,000
SEC
vinyl resin, designed for dry blend feed for extruded products
jacketing, tubing, welting, garden hose and similar prod¬
has been developed by this company's Naugatuck Chemical Divi¬
1953—5 Mos.—1952
S
six
May 30.'53
income
shares
172,
The
States Rubber Co.—Files Suit—
company
New
prom¬
Lines)—Earnings—
the
the
on
$6,078,900
preferred
started
tin
(Excluding Offsetting Accounts Between
sold
$11,905,800
share
common
Royal
third
Union Pacific RR.
be
of
1868.
p.
first
Snowdrift Co., Inc.
&
dividends
—Files
1951.
shares
notes due Sept. 1, 1954 to
1961, inclusive, to Lin¬
coln National Life
Insurance Co. and Massachusetts Mu¬
tual Life Insurance Co.
capital.—V.
not
may
common
—5,845,400
the
to
issory
The
or
1953
____:
white
Co.
Privately
428,158
Vice-President
amounted
year
Western-Nebraska
filed June 22,
$10,511,900
taxes.__
protected
A
Union Investment Co.
(Mich.)—Notes Placed
—The company has sold
privately $1,100,000
the
for
Wilkins,
J.
half
tne
dividends
"After
CONSOLIDATED
shares
April
design
$50
Cooke
working capital.
com¬
Sales
at
shares
178
additional
SEC
offered
Hygrade Casket Corp.
proceeds are to be used
The
as
116,200,000
United
such
ing
NOT
—
taxes
Two
with
to
$6,034,000
2,800 shares of
UNDISTRIBUTED
IN
profit
Court
Inc.^ and
underwriting.
to
letter
a
common
Cooke,
may
.____•
Manufacturing
on
5,810
Fund
A,
by
profit
covering
U.
The
this
7
in
Fed.
tComnion
Corp.—Earnings—
_
per
used
for
—V.
30—
common
before
Income
SEC
Treford Corp., New York—Files With
SEC—
covering
totaled
1953,
profits tax credit of $513,000.—V. 177,
be
428.158
153,920.049
Preferred
177, p. 2788.
Net sales
the
($1
sales
before
Net
$1.81
$
company.—
par
2,393.530
——
sales
Frov.
to approximately
equal
and
sell,
COMPANIES
common
per
Years
notification with the
230,909
10,336,265
2,756.611
1502.
p.
of
July
Wesson Oil
- "289,300
to
EQUITY
April
the
8'orgeson Oils, Inc., Cheyenne, Wyo.—Files—
on
98,834
9,841,193
such period in the Fund's 24-year, history and up
period last year.—V. 177, p. 2574.
Profit
390,573
by letter of notification
—_
profit
"After
The corporation
taxes
is planned of the
Plywood
EXCLUSIVE
accept
the
not
Offer Planned—
taxes
taxes
Net
2135.
p.
before
"Earned
salary increases amounting to
released by the
company on July S.
immediately for employees not repre¬
They will be made effective for em¬
organizations.
31,
and
wage
effective
are
sales
"Earnings
Exchange.—V.
States
Ended
Number
announcement
an
Increases
sented
receive
at
are
Tide Water Associated Oil
Co.—Increases Wages—
Approximately 11,000 employees of this company
throughout
United
outs)ending
9 Months Ended—
2788.
1952.-
the
proceeds
30)
———
174,
192,973
*$218,437
_______—.
_————
on
subject
p.
1952
covered
are
intent
an
OF
of
1,120
$195,283
$9,613,969
'
May
on
May 31,
Stock
INCLUDING
and
Income
filed
is
United
Thatcher Glass
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Files—
corporation
April
(to
*$411,410
——
—__
company
44,293
$194,163
—
distributors.
offered
Years
The
but
177,
share.
per
on
which
2014.
p.
:
________
subs,
parent
shares
Common
public offering
$li
(par
American Stock
commit¬
■
additions
foreign
by
national
$32,250,000
purchase
of
income
54,192
—_—
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Record Sales Reported—
Outstanding
1953
prior year's income
orders
General
1953.
Investors
bond
a
214,199
expenses
liabilities
any
$14,280,646
—
of
cents
$5,150,000
general
stock
also plans
company
mortgage
1,473,865
224,819
,
—
"644,999 shs.
treasury,
share
refund
50
or
to
No
capital.
Plans to Sell Bonds to Private Investors—
first
income
Record
shares
any
new
5,112,058
1,463,317
—
months-
reported
maintains
$2.44
_
NOTE—Unfilled
pared
two-
No
for costs of
pay
earnings
Earnings per
the
of
about
4,422,140
——
income
on
on
six
"Piotit.—V.
FINANCING
underwriter.—V.
Nine Months Ended May 31—
sales
shares
basis
for
wells
Specialties Co,—Earnings Higher—
Net
underwriting.
of
owner
loss
Gross
PRESENT
TO
It
3,000,000 shs.
the
taxes
assets
Y,
N.
'
held
—
expenses.:.—________
miscellaneous
received
Net
2460.
p.
commitment
a
cents)
10
(par
15,000
$7,255,830
g
Co.—Offerings—
share
per
owned.
Coke
other
to
are
May 25
June
at
&
Pipeline
record
shares
Light
outstanding
subscribed
The
of
$li
(par
Gas
Gas
before
or
each
Peoples
thirds
not
on
stock
common
Natural
stockholders
common
rignt
of
Illinois
Net
for
the
purpose
of
production, primarily
blocks, and in the, drilling
Authorized
Common
208,314
$5,970,305
depreciation
Current
like
stock.—
capita]
thereafter.—V.
GIVING
1952
$7,047,516
,
York
New
&
&
before
Net
oil
crude
of
Net
Texas
Loss
Delaware
in
business
assembly of favorably located lease
such leases, located in West Texas, and
Temporary 3%7; sinking fund debentures due
May 1, 1977, are now
exchangeable at Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, for
definitive deben¬
tures
'
organized
was
generally
"Includes
Texas
Interest
used
be
1953
200,058
—121,123
.
—.
Cost, ol products sold
Selling, admin. & general
Amortization
sub¬
two
of
1908.
p.
$5,649,124
—
Income
Capital
to
are
177,
May 31—
income
Total
Offered—
costs
changed,—V.
foreign subsidiaries.
Current
securities
completion
is
sales
Other
share.
these
of
volume
as
Pump Co.—Reports Loss—
Provision for taxes
per
wells,
notes
par
statement
1764.
p.
for
five
of
low
6 Months Ended
Net
the
wholly-owned
its
to
is
Gas
(Del.)—Stotk
Inc.
tale
the
from
CAPITALIZATION
filed
3
no
and
Dividends from
56,
p.
the
an
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
proceeds
drilling costs
working capital.
engaging
of
Fund,
178,
Co.,
United
required,
If
(par 100) at $1
for
The
improv¬
in
Templeton
stock
net
pay
and
be
for
and
Production
common
the
at
to
its
•
that permits regulating the sound from a
whisper
without any change in frequency response. The ordinary
on
other
phonographs changes the reproduction of
control
Wayne
fered
be
The
share.
per
shares of
high
control
power
volume
Edward D. Walsh Co., New York, on July 8 publicly of¬
"as a speculation" an issue of 294,999 shares of
the
with
cents)! to
40
stockholders of record July
share for
new
3.
Inc.,
SEC—
June
on
subscription by
not
Electronics,
by
stock
the
of
sidiary, Union Producing Co.—V.
Technogrraph
10,000
full
to
the
effectiveness of
the
initial
step in a financing program for 1953 which contemplates the sale of
debt securities and common stock to provide at least $50,000,000 to
finance the construction requirements of itself and United Gas Pipe
Line for 1953; to repay $10,000,000 of United's outstanding bank loans,
and to provide funds for general corporate purposes of
United Gas,
Fund, Inc.—Change in Name Approved—
stockholders
of
while
offer
the
in
and
17
and
loudness
—a
taken by the board at meetings held
only to the fixing of the offering
registration statement filed on June
'26 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
The offering period
will be from about July 24 to Aug. 14.The SEC has issued an order giving interested persons until July 20,
1953, to request a hearing upon the common stock financing proposals
of this corporation and its subsidiary,
United Gas Pipe Line Co. As
previously reported, United Gas proposes to issue and sell to its stock¬
holders, by means of a rights offering,
1,171,863 additional shares
of its $10 par common stock; and United Gas Pipe Line proposes to
steps
June
stock
Technical
The
utilizes
Talk-A-Phone
hum
Liberman, President.—V. 177.
jrtame
the
and
Initial
011
price
Monday. July 13, 1953
...
reports
to
from
dealers
orders,"
are
Mr.
the
field
keeping
Bonfig
indicate
pace
with
that
the
stated.
sale3
record
^
"For
Radio
a
in
example," he continued, "dealer orders being placed with Zenith
Distributing Corp. in Chicago are running 2',2 times greater than
Similar records are being established by Zenith distributors
year ago.
St.
were
Louis,
held
Houston,
earlier
in
Detroit,
June.—V.
and
178,
p.
Cleveland
56.
where
dealer
meetings
/
Number 5237
Volume 178
(
DIVIDENDS
In
tables.
first
the
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
are
nounced during the current week.
in
table
second
a
which
Then
show
we
the
we
payments previ¬
Acadia-Atlantic.
class
$1.20
Atiams-Millis
Alabama
&
Corp.
<fc
50c
Ry.
ts-a)
Valley
8-
25c
60c
Business
Shares
L-
Associated
2nd
N.
Co.
&
preferred
Best
Co.
Shoe
Stores,
&
preferred
_6%> .preferred
_
California
Common
$1.40
8-
7
SI.12%
7-31
7-31
9-
1
8-15
15c
7-31
7-21
30c
7-31
7-21
8-15
7-24
9-10
8-25
7-20
N.
1
7-17
7-17
Electric
Central
Power-&
&
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
preferred
4Vc
Belt
Chain
Northern
7-10
Northern
RR.
8-
1
7-10
Northern
Redwood
35c
8-
1
7-10
1
8-
1
8-
4
7-31
7-
9
preferred
4%
Co.
(monthly!
Common
iquar.)____
preferred
Cincinnati
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd.,
preference
$1
Dupuis
Durham-Enders
class
Fairbanks
Mfg.
Firth
Foundation
Franklin
(A.
7-15
7-31
8-28
7-31
__
preferred
from
preferred
(quar.)
(M.
Hanna
B
Class
Haydock
Fund
Hercules
Steel
Hotels
Hilton
4'%
Corp.,
1
Refrigerator
4%
Power
Co.,
preferred
Interstate
(quar.)
common
Service
9-11
Testing Co.
Vitamin
9-11
8-31
1
8-14
15c
7-31
6-30
35c
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
1
8-14
9-30
93 %c
10-15
9-30
si
10-15
9-30
$1.10
10-15
9-30
8-
1
7-21
50c
8-15
7-20
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-17
8-31
8-15
Winn
B
Telenhone
8-14
1
8-14
9-10
-9-
37 % c
7-15
7-
8
7-15
7-
8
10-15
10-
1-15-54
1-
8
4-15-54
4-
8
7-
8
1-
8
25c
37'/2C
1
$1.25
7-15
1-15-54
25c
—
9-15
8-25
Mines
Co.
iquar.)
American
______
Co.,
(from
7-15
7-17
(F.
Co.
W.)
American
7-
8-28
Anaconda Wire
8-28
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
4V2% preferred (quar.)_
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
(s-a)
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—
7
1
7-10
7-31
7-20
9-
8-
$5
8-
1
6
10-15
10-
1
7-15
7-
1
8-
8-
1
7-27
9-
5
8-15
9-
5
8-15
9-15
8-14
8-18
7-20
Stock
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
7-15
7-
8-15
7-31
8-15
9-
1
1
7-31
8-14
9-
1
Common
5%
1
8-14
6-30
7-15
6-30
Aircraft
7-15
6-30
Airway
Akron
7-15
6-30
20c
7-31
7-16
20c
7-31
7-
9
Affiliated
net
4%
4.35%
1
7-17
Atlantic
8-
1
7-17
Atlas
2nd
7-16
Alpha
7-26
7-
Altes
Brewing Co
37 /2C
a1
frnov
$1.08/4
Avco
8-15
7-31
Avildsen
6
7-31
7-15
6-30
prior preferred (accurp.)
Avondale Mills,
$4.50 preferred
Axe-Houghton Fund "B," Inc.—
8-14
Steels,
&
Co.,
93'7®
$1
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Nichols
(quar.)
8-
1
Mfg.,
wc
Tools
investment
5b/4c
(quar.)___
6AC
$1.13
—
4UC
income..
$1-50
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)——
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corp.
"e
1UC
Baltimore"TranTit'co.,"
8-15
8-
6
7.-15
7-
1
7-31
7-15
1
7-15
Banlife
7-24
7-14
Barber-Ellis
8-14
8-
8-
8-
1
3
7-15
1
7-11
9-10
8-31
8-
8
1
9-
1
10-1
9-
1
__
10-
1
8-14
8-15
7-31
9-
Andes
los
De
$2.50
pfd. (quar.)—
shares
Corp.
7-15
1
7-15
1
7-15
7-31
7-10
Lomb Optical
Bessemer
7-31
7-10
Best
7-31
7-20
Securities,
8-20
Biddeford
9-18
Biltmore
7-31
7-15
Bliss
9-
8-10
+(oc
15c
Water
Saco
&
Hats,
Ltd.,
(E.
Blockson
Ami
Co.
10- 1
7-20
9-10
8- 5
9-15
8-15
7-16
tauc
ouc
4uc
40c
3
7-21
7-
7
9-
1
8-10
8-
1
7-10
7-23
7- 9
8-10
6-11
9-
9
8-11
8-
1
8-
1
7-20
7-15
6-30
7-20
8-
6
7-
6
8-
6
7-
6
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-24
9-
1
7-31
9-
1
7-31
7-15
7-
2
7-
Jt
7-1C
7-15
6-20
9-
1
7-31
8-
1
6-26
7-15
6-10
Chemical Co.
(quar.)—
f>
i>
9
3
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-21
1
7- 3.
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
1
7-15
7-27
7-13
7-15
6-30
7-31
7-10
8-
7-27
7-27
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-
1
7-24
7-
3
>
7-20
7-
7-15
6-l!>
6-30
7-15
6-30
6-3<>
1
8-
4
7-15
7-
1
9-
1
7-15
7-15
7-
1
8-
1
7-29
8-
1
7-2-3
7-10
3-
1
1
1
8-31
7-15
6-15
9-15
8-14
8-31
8-
1/
7-17
8-
1
7"!0
10-
1
9-20
7-24
7-
2
7-24
7-
y.
7-10
6-30
3
6-30 1
7-:io
3</2C
»J-
7-
7:1%
7-31
1
7-15
7-31
-
7-15
7-15
7-
9-
1
8
1
9-16
2
1R
7-
I
1
7-10
8-25
8-14
8-
4uc
x
10-
7-15
Inc.,
Edison
Hydraulic
Bristol-Myers Co.,
iquar. 1
3^% preferred (quar.)—
Celanese,
^
94 Ac
"a
?iuc
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7»:i!>
7-15
™
B
A
777-
8-
^
Co., class A tquar.)--Oil & Mine (stock dividend)
Bridgeport
1
1
1
7-15
class A (quar.)
Co. (quar.)——
—
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—
Brantford Roofing, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Bostich,
88-
8-
7-15
(George W.) Corp. (quar.)
Corp, common (quar.)
3V2% preferred iquar.)—--
6-30
7-15
7-
7-25
6-17
A
6-30
7-15
6-31)
7-15
Ltd.—
3
6-31
1
7-17
8-
(quar.)
British Columbia Telephone Co.
6%>
7-
7-20
Borg-Warner
4%%
6-19
tenn
(quar.)
British Columbia Power Corp.,
$2.50
1
10-
1——
W.)
Borg
Class
8-
10-
(quar.)—
6-19
7-24
+ei'=n
common
Ltd.
(interim)——
British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd
7-2l
1
7-
—
^
8-20
8-14
2oe
<ac
—
common
9-10
9-10
7-20
7-15
7-15
8-
(quar.)—
class A
British
7-15
1
7-15
9-15
8- 1
50c
5c
+$1-75
(quar.)
Co., common iquar.)
A
10- 1
10- 1
30c
75c
(s-a)
pref.
Special
8-31
5c
.'
Inc.
Foods,
9-30 1
Holders
1
8-
—-
—
Canada, Ltd., 7%>
of
(quar.)
Baywav Terminal Corp. (quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apartments, common
$6
1st preferred
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd
:
Belding Corticelli, Ltd., common
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Belleterre
Quebec Mines, Ltd
Belmont Iron Works
tquar.)
Benrus
Watch Co.
(quar.)
1
When
55c
Baystate Corp.
8-
Payable of Rec.
7-20
8-
7-15
45c
—
Bartgis Brothers Co. (quar.)—
Batliurst Power & Paper Ltd., cl.
8-
in previous
17c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Co.
Trust
Bausch &
62J/aC
American
Hydro Electric Co.—
(increased quar.)
Bankers
8-
1
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
Baldwin
Bangor
1
Inc.—
Machines,
&
EC,/c
_(-
(quar.)-
5%
Banco
6-15
8-
—
common—
preferred Jquar.)
$2.25 conv. preferred
prior
7
7-14
6-30
7-15
8-
Co., 3.75% pfd. B
4% pfd. A (quar.)
6-30
10c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
Refining
$1.20
Class
investment income
Portland Cement Co.
7-27
20c
$1.25
Electric Co;—
(increased quar. )——
7-10
8-
buc
——
(s-a)—
preferred
7-16
Atlas
7-15
_
^'4^
——
8-14
7-
fl2V4c
$30c
t$1.25
(quar.)
40c
—
»
1
8-
Befineries, Ltd.—
coqimon
10]/
$1.12/2
& Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Powder Co.,
$1
Corp
Corp..
48c
7
—-
Electric Co.
Hegeman
9-15
6-30
Share
(s-a)
00
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
8-
7-15
Per
Stores
30Jo
4uc
1UC
4.35%
7-15
4c
50c
.
Electric Appliance Corp. (quar.)
Canton & Youngstown RR.
preferred
+45c
7-10
City
Common
Boston
Allied
+2 */2c
6
Atlantic
7-31
investment
(quar.).
Inc.—
from
Radio
Jibe
8-
7-31
——
(quar.i)
non-cum.
He
He
(quar.)_4
Fund,
Quarterly
5%
A
preferred
&
Topeka
Common
11c
(quar.)
class
$2.20
7-15
86c
Arrow-Hart
5%-
3
7-
7-31
dividend
lAtchison,
11214c
% 12!/2c
preceding table.
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
(quar.)_
class A
Extra
M
7-15
7-10
7-15
6-30
7-10
31V4C
12c
(quar.)—
_.
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Equipment Corp., common (quar.)——
Aro
7-15
9-10
give, the dividends announced
of Company
& Cable
Applied Research Laboratories
l»c
Argus Cameras, Inc.
+,%£
Argus Corp., D;d., common (quar.) __——_—
Iioc
4%2% convertible preferred
(quar.)— — — ?$1.12/2
7-27
paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Name
*1-4»
(quar.)
(quat.)—
7-15
weeks and not yet
dends
&
(quar.)
preferred
Appalachian Electric Power—
4 V2 %
preferred iquar.)—
4.50% preferred (series with s, f.)
Bonanza
we
*!•£?
$1.7o
pfd. (quar.)
Smelting Co.—
Ordinary Amer. deposit receipts (final)—
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
(quar.)—
Animal Trap Co. of America, Inc., common.
5%
—
preferred
(quar.)
Ansonia Wire & Cable
(quar.)
7-31
5
Lead
Zinc
prior
Bon
Below
(quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
American Woolen Co., 7%
7-24
9-10
52c
30c
80c
$2.20
45c
5UC
(quar.)
common
9-10
15c
40c
—
Woolworth
Corp.,
7-14
$2.50
$2.50
20c
(monthly)
Co.
Bottle
Thermos
Viscose
*1-^
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
1
7-
_—
Investment
(quar.)-,.
8-15
dividend)—
for each
(stock
(Abilene, Kan.) —
Telephone
preferred
7-31
8-
25c
____;
.____—
income)
70c
B-3_
—,_
(interim)
(quar.)
Monthly
Wisconsin
46c
$1.18%
:
(quar.i;
(quar.)
8
37'/2C
(quar.i
$1.25
Ccrp.
5%
$l.7o
(quar.)—
American Telephone &
8-14
1
lquar.i
(qiiar.i_.__
American
4oc
—
(reduced)
1st preferred
,7%
7-20
1
8-
10c
62V2C
10c
iquar.)
Monthly
7-15
1
7-15
8-31
(quar.)
Refining Co.—
&
$1
_____
______
preferred
Grocery
8-21
1
7-24
40C
Common
(quar.):
(quar.i
of
Lovect
&
7-20
1
8-
nr,i/
Corp.
Smelting
4c
35c
______
Engineering Go.__—.—'_—
Western
Air Lines
(quar.)
Western Light & Telephone Co., com. iqUar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
:—
514%' preferred (initial)
Westminister Paper Co., Ltd., cl .A
(quar.)
Class
1
9-
$1.12/2
quar.)
Phenolic
Common
1
lB-14
1
$1
^
Inc.
7-15
37'/2c
$1.0614
$1
W'ellman
9c
Special
<quar.)_
Ltd.
pfd.
($1 pari
common stock held)
of
6-3C
7-20
8-
JOC
»i-4o
1
8-
'
—*
(quar.)
(bi-monthly)
American.
25c
+30c
iquar.)
Shreveport & Pacific, com. is-a)_
preferred
(s-a)
— __>—
5%.
6-30
7-15
8-
in
Baldwin
income)__________
Ltd.
*10^
Co.
American
25c
_____
(quar.
Co.,
shares
7-10
7-15
Co.—
(increased
News
From
Vicksburg
1
1
S-4.
Kobacker Stores,
7-15
1
$1.25
_____—
_____
Co.
Food
Co.
Mfg.
iTwo
8-14
9-
10-15
9-
;_
(quar.)
-V
—
9-
(s-a)—
preferred
5%-
Sea
Camp
share
37 V2C
Keystone Custodian Fund Series
Special
i__
iquar.)..
(s-a)—_______—________
Ccrp.
Transit,
Viceroy
8-31
9-
iquar.)
!s-a)___
Leece-Neville
11-14
97 V2C
+.
preferred
1
8-
1
payment was omitted
consecutive quarter.
Insurance
Fire
S.
7-24
2&c
common
Gas
preferred
6%
American
Austin
(quar.)
S.
7-14
7-10
8-
$1-50
(quar.)——
Co.,
1
9-
1
7-24
10c
& Foundry Co.—
Natural
Common
Inc.—
investment
net
Van Norman
5
S1.25
93 %c
iquar. i
Default
8-10
—i
+
preferred
Lake
1
9-
8-
65c
____
Association,
Building
S.
Van
7-24
SI.05
_j__
5%
Crosse
8-14
11-
7-15
37'/aC
(quar.)
Tower (Cleveland)
Company
United
9-
7-31
7-
7-30
$1.50
(quar.)
second
U.
8-14
1
9-
—
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
La
$35c
9-
8-14
7-10
(quar.)——
iquar.)_:
common
dividend
U.
1
35c
____
(quar.i
Series
10c
7-
7-16
25c
87'/2c
quar.)
____________
Motors,
U.
7-15
1
7-15
7-31
___.—---—_---
common
Co.
(From
8-
8-
50c
$4.25 preferred iquar.)
220 Bagley Corp. (Mich.)
____
United Funds,
Inc.—
7-17
8-15
9-14
t35c
+3114c
,____
Rubber,
Tyer
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
4%'in
Tranc
7-17
iquar.i-~
(quar.i
5%
Oil
Terminal
8-15
Drug,
the
for
Sun
1
35c
7-20
$1
t25c
40c
preferred
5%
Electric
Common
1
7-20
7-20
10c
Vegetable Parchment Co.
Common
•
—
(quar.i______
Common
»
7-
7-31
7-31
$1
common
Kentucky Stone Co., common
______
(quar.)______
(quar.)-_____—_
preferred
1st
$1
Sterling
1
30c
(quar.i
(quai1.)
______
Extra
7-15
7-
60c
Corp.--,—
Co..
Southwestern
7-15
_
."
preferred
Common
1
1
7-15
5c
50c
(quar.i__
pfd.
41/2"%
preferred
preferred
Extra
88-
,7-15
___
(quar.i
(quar.)—
4.20%
Kalamazoo
7-20
10%
7-20
50c
75c
5c
25c
22c
25c
22'/2c
—
(increased
(quar.)—
Industries Fund
Southern
6-30
7-30
30c
(quar.t
3.90%
3.75%
7-15
112 VaC
88-
American
7-15
15c
preferred
6%
7-17
8-1
8-
——35c
(quar.)
50c
iquar.)
Power,
(monthly)—
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)_.
California Petroleum—
Southern
50c
(quar.i
(quar.i
Corp..
Engineering
Public
Iowa
8-
7-15
1
17c
+
common
Co.
com.
(Texas)-.
com.
(quar.)-
Co.
Corp.
7-17
6-26
9-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3-13
7-27
7-15
->«c
5%
—
—;
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
Oil
Sinclair
8-15
—
common
Co.,
preferred
6%
8-
Ltd.,
Pacific
Sierra
1
-
*
Corp.,
Ohio)
—
Shiiriff's,
1
100%
A
7-21
5%
9-11
12-11
10-
4-1-54
6% non-cum. preferred
France-Foamite Corp.
(quar.)
Ice,
American-Marietta
further
(quar.).
Co.,
preferred
4%
7-17
1
7-
SI.75
preferred
iquar.)....
.preferred (quar.i
4.40%
preferred
iquar.) ______—_______
Interchemical
8-
7-!
$1.06%
preferred
'
any
iDayton,
Extra
7-28
7-25
7-15
-
(quar.)
Finance
:____
Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)______
_______
Sherwin Williams
1
—
pfd.
1
$1.17
20c
50c
$1
15c
quar.)
(quar.)
Foods
Shedd-Bartush
8-12
8-
7-15
5c
iquar.)
7%
7-20
7-20
15c
iquar.)
preferred
Traders
4%
Idaho
7-14
15c
3%%
Hussman.
7-17
50c
convertible
Household
7-14
7-14
$2
(quar.)
♦
(quar.t
Products,
omit
to
Corp.
preferred
5%
7-17
t$1.12Vi
iquar.i
$4.25 preferred
,
7-30
8-20
32'/2c
25c
10c
20c
25c
iquar.)______
Valley Gas
Aircraft
4J/2% '
68c
___—
commoni—__
class A
iquar.)___
iquar.)
Scythes &; Co. Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
62 Vic
(quar.t
Co.,
A.i
1
7-31
7-17
50c
Ltd.,
Cotton,
9-
17. Vic
dividend-— _______——
preferred
5%
1
8-15
12c
'
— __
— __——
3.90%
Corp.—
Corp.
San Diego Gas &
1
10c
—
RR. & Banking iquar.)
Greer
Hydraulics, Inc.
(quar!)-.
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.—
Hamilton
2
10-
$1.50
Georgia
Stock
11-
payment substan¬
received from
a
American
3
7-
7-14
$1.25
3114c
$1.25
:___
Mfg.
Insurance
Oil
Products
American
(R. J.I Tobacco
B
(quar.)_
Grande
Rohr
.
Philippine subsidiaries) —
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2
7-16
6
10-
income
net
8-
10c
(Stock dividendi—_ —
(representing
tially
7
7-
+25c
(Quarterly representing a payment out of
net
income from domestic subsidiaries!_
Special
Class
1-10
J 10c
(quar.)
Utilities Corp.
Public
pfd.
common
Sugar
&
Home
American Machine
20c
is-a)
(quar.)_____
Quarterly
Rio
20c
common
7.
50c
(quar.)
payments' during the current
at meeting held on July 9.
Distribution Shares, Inc. (quar.)_
Richfield
130c
■-
General
$3
$1.75
iquar.I
7-15
$1.50
$1.50
<quar.)__
4.68%
(initial
i__—____
decided
Fire
Reynolds
—
common
Co.
%
6-30
9-10
8-15
—___
iquar.i___^
Inc.,
1-
17 '/2C
Extra
Gamble-Skogmo,
8-
8-I0
$2
iquar.)_____
A
8-
1
Derrick
Hoist
American
1
1-2-54
—
Fidelity Co. (quar.)
American
7-
year
Reliable
17'/2C
(quar.!.,
iquar.»
Ltd.,
J.)
Frontier Refining
5%
7-15
1
—
class
Allegra
Quarterly
1
8-
20c
Shares,
8-10
7-17
dividend
8-
iquar.)____
Corp.
9-
3-12
4-1-54
\?5
.
9-13
12-11
10-
non-cum.
American
7-10
20c
—
___.
pfd
preferred
4V2%
7-15
+
____
Trust
Stores
Freiman
1
(quar.i
7%
Sterling,
8-
r__
iquar.)
7-15
60c
pfd.
(quar.)
E.)
Directors
25c
+
______
common
iquar.)
A
preferred
5%
Fate-Root-Heath
8-14
Punta
...
:
preferred
Co.,
3
6
(G.
Prentice
10c
A
is-oi
6%
Co.,
Farrington
Class
Co.
9-
iquar.i
(interimi
Ltd.
Smith
7-15
(quar.)____
—
Mines,
Elder
8-
$1.3i'/2
conv.-preferred--
Non-cumulative 'partic.
Eppens,
5c
_______
Razor,
8-10
— ____
Inc.,
preferred
$4
9-15
6-29
+25c
com.
4.80% --pfd.
B
Class
(quai. ♦
iquar.
Ltd.,
Freres
9-30
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-10
1
4
(quar.)_
Corp.
Mills,
Pillsbury
7-21
$1.06
____
nr.ug_
Coal
&
8-15
fiscal
Paper'ooard Products Co. (quar.—
Imperial Mills Ltd. iquar.)
____
Steel
Fbillips-Jones
37'/2c
Concord Natural Gas. av'a-vr prereried Uua/.i
Confederation Amusements. 3 %
partic. pfd.
Covington
1
9-
(quar.)
Electric,
Philadelphia
6-30
5c
iquar.)
Dominion
9-
9-
37J/2c
iquar.)
7-20
',
•
(quar.(_____
preferred
Co.
1
8-
$1.16
4%%
9-15
10-
iquar.)
Co.
5%
Co.
Gas
7-10
_
4.65%
Cosmos
Permutit
7-15
(monthlyI
(quar.)
:
Colun.bus & Southern Ohio Electric—
Cornell
8-20
$2
preferred
6%
7-17
1
87 y2c
—
1
32'/2c
Airways, Inc.
Wheel
Grinding
5UC
—
common
10-
Co.—
World
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
American Distilling Co.
(quar.)
7-17
—
Peninsular
50c
i
Terminals,
Columbia
%
8-10
Light,
oreferred
1st
American
Pennsylvania
9-
$2
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, .common
S3.50
preferred
(quar.i
Collins
&
Service
Fan
RR.—
Y.)—___'
(N.
1
7-30
1
1-2-54
1?°
(quar.)
non-cum.
1%
8-
.
7-23
6-29
8-15
n^c
(quar.)
7%
4
(quar.)___
Power
$1.30
7-31
;____
Extra
<s-ai
Bottling
8-18
in%
dividend
Common
7-24
1
1
(quar.)
Foundry
Common
8-10
9-
(s-a)
5%
(quar.)
Public
&
Stock
6-26
6-26
8-15
Co.
Car
Common
6
$1.12'/2
$1.12V2
,
Marine Insurance
Co.
Pacific
8-15
50c
(quar.)—___
12'/2c
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
Coca-Cola
7-
6-20
7-20
4oc
Special
6-30
7-15
7-21
7-15
Can
7-31
7-15
8-
(quar.)
Lumber
Fire &
Shoe
Pacific
7-15
8-25
50c
Co
1
8-15
8-
21c
Corp._____
*
Y.)
8-14
8-15
1
7-20
^oc
—
6-19
1
7-20
j.™
American
7-10
7-15
Theatres,
(quar.)—
American
7-31
7-31
9-
7-15
8-
62/2C
interest
of
7-15
9-
iquar.)
Co.
Insurance
common*
preferred
5%
10-
quar.l__^
Hampshire
New
preferred
$1.25
(Texas)-—
$1
(N.
Inc.,
Certificates
9
9-
9-23
ouc
Co.
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
1
7-17
American Metal
j;__!
Finance Corp.,
Pacific
4
9-
20c
of
Northwestern
Nunn-Bush
7-10
7-29
115c
^
9-
Cab
8-14
60c
(increased
Gas
' Libartles
7-10
$$1.25
Bank
Yellow
Chicago
1
16c
(s-a)
Corp., common
30c
Service
9-
t40c
;_-
-_
iquar.>___
^preferred
1
___—
Co._.—
National
Chase
Illinois
conv.
1
m.25
(quar;)
Public
Vermont
4
7-17
Gas—
(quar.)
8-
*
Central
Co.
Co.
Cloth
8-
.(quar.)
Co.
4
8-
1
50c
&
preferred
Wire
Y.
$1.50
7-10
1
8-
Electric
31 %c
_____
pfd.
8-
1
$1.18%
(quar.i
Certificates.
Insurance
25c
_____
1st
1
98-
9-
7
8-
1
7-31
14,2c
coj,
American Book
8-
1
8-
™
American-Automobile
1
9-
♦
*
1
American-La
preferred
Co.
preferred
$4.50
N.
Northern
—
Light
State
4Vi%■•'
iquar.) ______________
Gas Co. (quar.)
5%<
Fire
Y.
N.
1
Central RR'.
Y.
1
8-
Co.—
___
(quar.)
(quar. >__
Fund
England
7-31
inc.—
Y.
N.
8-31
Quarterly
)
preferred
Centra!
New
!
8-
25c
Ltd.,
Co.
Inc.
v-^leo,n Products of Western Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
8-
5ue
(quar.)_____
Service___
Fibres,
convertible
4%%
25c
common
Fund
General
.2nd
Lock
Neisner Brothers,
__
(quar.)
Advertising
7-15
62'/2c
___
Automotive
National
+62 V2c
(quar.)__
Co., Ltd.____—
Chemical; Co.,
common
iquar.)
National
7-15
1
96'/4C
15c
50c
25c
(quar.i
S.K &
Picture
Motion
(initial)
common
preference series C
$3.85
7-20
30c
(J.
Monsanto
7-,20
$1.12%
(quar.)
Canada'Safeway
:;5'/p
1
$1.50
Co.,
preferred ' tquar.i
Canada
9-
<quar.)
& Telephone
preferred
$1.25
7
15c
pfd.
i_
< accum.)_
Co
Corp.,
preferred
Mitchell
7
8-
50c
preferred (quar.)_
$1.2U
preferred
(quar.)_____
~
8-
1
r
5%
Corp., Ltd.
Co._
Gas
1
8-
$1.18%
50c
$25
$4c
50c
25c
15c
28%c
10c
40c
$3lV4c
(s-a)___-_
Grain
preferred
Maid
$1.60
7-16
$1.50
$1
*
7-30
1
(quar. (
Water
Minneapolis
1
9-
(quar.)
Castings
Steel
Buckeye
9-
9-
iquar.)_
common
Piping
Milliron's, .5%
$1
Ltd.,
RR.
Central
8-
9-10
Ltd.—
of Canada,
preferred (quar.)
2nd redeemable preferred
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% pfd (quar.)
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
American Alliance Insurance (N. Y.)—
7-15
45c
(quar.i
common
.Copper Co.
Midland & Pacific
■1
7-21
1
40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
10-
$1.31%
tquar.)
________
Co.
8-
55c
_
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
1
9-
93/4c
8-15
10-
common
(quar.)—
5V4%
8-
$25c
40c
$1.0614
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Shoe
Minute
tquar.)
Co., Ltd.
Milton-Bradley Co._
75c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Fisheries
-4%
1
Oil
preferred
Michigan
7-17
(quar.)_____
Electric
Ribbon
Booth
8-20
50c
(quar.
Company
Birtman
Blue
8-14
Miami
J.)—
leuar.)_____
GOssett
preferred
,6%
-
1
7-
iquar.)
com.
Corp.,
Midwest
Ayres ♦iL. S.) & Co., 4%%- pfd. (quar.>____
4%% preferred series 1947 (quar.)
&
9-
7-15
_____
preferred
1st
Borland
9-
25c
_
(Newark,
Goods Corp.,
Dry
5.25%
Bell
1
(quar.)
A
9-10
4%
9-1 1
fl5c
__
434%% preferred'A'tquar.).—
•
4
10-
3'/2c
____'
Anderson,* Clayton
6%
7-17
investment
-___
Co.
Insurance
Semi-annual
»
Mead
Melville
12 Vic
Ry
_
Semi-annual
.
'
class
(quar.)
iqmrr.ll
B-„.
McColl-Frontenac
9-10
$3
Inc. iquar.)
(from
preference
Class
-
Aluminum Co.
3
9-15
,tl5c
Chemical, 5 % .preferred
Grain Co., Ltd.—
McCabe
(accum.i
preferred
6%
8-10
1
Equitable Assurance Co. of N. Y.—
American
♦
1
___•.
Electric
income)
American
8-
7-17
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Aluminum Co. of America,
7-17
1
1
414%♦
1
1
8-
9-
t
Payable 0) Rec.
10-
8-
9-
Ltd.—
130c
Business Machines,
Logan
American
Relineries,
-
(quar.)
Vicksburg
fR. C.I
Allen
Altoona
Sugar
qqjuar.h
A
1:
"(Md.I, cl. A
McArthur
♦
Holders
When
Per
Share
,
50c
87V2c
^ 38c
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) ;(quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration Co. iquar.50c
.
Company
Co.,
preferred
Long-Bell Lumber Corp.
follow with
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
'
Name of
Printing
$3.50
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
When
Per
Holder$
When
Per
,
Name.of Cor,-.pany
Lincoln
Dividend announcements
9
(153)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Brockton Taunton Gas Co., common
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)
+«i
**
so
8-
'
^
7-15
10-
1
7-
7
9-24.
10
(154)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
preferred
conv.
iquar.j
60c
convertible
5%
preferred
(quar.j
Brewing
A
Bush
Co.—-————
Co.
M.t
(quar.j
Co.,
—
Electric
Corp.
Class
(quar.)_
com.
Canada
Northern
Power
Canada
Western
Class
A
Breweries,
Canadian
Bronze
Car
f
&
r'6Vc
Co.,
preferred
Ltd.
Oil
Pacific
Ry.
4V?preferred
Ltd.
Carolina
Clinchfield
Carolina
Power &
&
Class
Co.,
5%
Central
12-11
6-30
7-31
6-30
t S 2.75
7-14
2%
8-
1
6-26
7-19
6-28
*25c
7-15
6-30
*12 V2C
7-15
$1.25
preferred
Kansas
Ohio Lieht &
Chemical
Power,
4%%
"4 % %
Inc.
8-31
8-15
11-30
11-14
8-31
8-15
11-30
11-14
8-10
7-20
8-10
7-20
8-10
7-20
7-31
7-
7-31
7-
7-27
1
7-15
6-19
9-16
9-
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
8-
1
37 %c
(quar.j..
Gas
&
Service
City
Auto
City
Baking
:
&
Texas
$1.25
Co.
7%
$1
(quar.)
50c
Cleveland
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.j
Chicago
&
St.
Electric
Illuminating
Inc.,
(monthly)
J.).
Radio
Ltd.
Fund,
&
"
Inc
Ry.,
4%
1st
preferred
preferred
2nd
preferred
(1st
payment
System,
__I
Inc.
(quar.)
Engineering, Inc. (quar.)
Hotel,
7-10
Dominion
Inc.
Bridge
New
Glass
Dow
Dryden
<E.
Dun
&
5%
Co.,
preferred
East
7-31
7-15
4%
(quar.)
RR.
participating
4
12-
9-
1
8-15
7-15
6-25
7-25
7-10
Industries, Inc.,
6%
2c
4
% %
Elastic
(s-a)
preferred
Electro
5%
Electrol,
Inc.
Elgin National
(quar.)
(s-a)
$2.20
&
of
8-14
7-15
7-
1
(stock
Watch
Corp.,
Stock
Fuller
Brush
Class
AA
1
(D.
Fuller
Mfg.
Gale
&
4%
A
dividend)
Co.,
common
of
A
Denver
6-30
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-17
7-10
25c
(annual)
30c
30c
(quar.)
12%c
(quar.j
convertible
Baking
Electric
Co.
General
Finance
8-
1
7-20
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
of
50c
9-
3
8-12
8-
1
7-16
7-31
6-15
25c
8-
10-
(quar.)
Texas—
(quar.)
15c
1
7-15
1
9-17
7-17
6-30
75c
7-25
6-19
25c
11-25
11-10
$1
(quar.)
5%
preferred
series
preferred
series
1
7-15
General
Mills
7-15
7-15
6-25
*40c
7-15
6-26
7-15
6-26
*40c
7-31
7-
C
(s-a)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
11-25
11-10
87%c
7-31
7-10
25c
7-15
Trust
7-
6c
7-21
6-30
1
7-10
(Eoston)
(increased
quar.)
62%c
4
preferred
2nd
of
7-10
1
7^
0
8-
1
7-
6
$1.50
Advertising—
(quar.)
Products
and
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Class A
8-
93%c
(quar.)
Outdoor
General
$1
7-15
Mfg.
8-15
8-
1
3%
Ltd.—
Corp.,
class B
(stock
dividend)
nor.-cumulative
preferred
stock
for
(one
redeemable
each
and
A
B
6-23
20c
7-15
7-
8-1
7-6
7-25
7-10
3
7-14
preferred
General
5%
Steel
$6 pfd.
(quar.)
7-25
7-in
8-
7-16
8-20
10-
1
9-17
31X/4C
9-
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
12-
1
11-21
7-21
7-
8-15
7-15
*$1
7-15
6-30
9t-
1
8-14
10c
8-
1
7-15
1
Wares
Co.,
Ltd.,
5%
General
General
$2.20
preferred
preferred
Giant
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A.
Gillette
Co.,
Gimbel
C.)
of
Co.
7-
J
7-
8
1
25c
Gold
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-
1
7-15
Goodall
Rubber
62%c
8-
1
7-20
Goodall
Sanford
6%
4%%
H.)
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
7%
invest.
common
Income
State
(Initial)
preferred
7-15
$1.27%
8-
1
7-20
$1.25
8-
1
7-20
7-22
6-30
(quar.)
$1.12%
6-15
7-24
7-
1
7-11
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
a
35c
7-20
7-10
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
10c
:—
common
4%
7-15
8-
25c
(quar.).
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.75
25c
(quar.)
Inc.,
10c
56%c
common
common
Co.
*20c
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
6-30
1
(initial).
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
Golden
7-15
8-
Southwest—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)
(P.
7-
1-19
$1.30
the
Mines, Ltd.
new
Inc.,
1
1
Kentucky—
net
preference
Brothers
8-
8-
55c
of
from
Co.,
$5
7-15
8-27
1
1
(quar.)
entirely
1
9-17
8-
8-
(Indiana)—
Waterworks, 5.10%
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
^
Putnam Fdnd of Boston—
5%
8-
15c
7-17
22%c
General
George
37%c
Co.
6-30
8-15
*$1.25
(quar.)
Telephone
Glatfelter
7-15
Co.
Telephone Co.
5.20%
General
7-20
7-31
1
(quar.)
8-
4%
6-3#
8-
50c
Telephone
Common
6-30
dividend)
6-3d
1
*25c
common
preferred
(quar.L
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-27
Corp.—
1
8-
(quar.)
7-15
3
8-
General
Derived
7-15
6-30
$1.50
$1.37%
$1
General Public Service Corp.,
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)
$4
2
Corp.—
preferred
General
8-
50c
Motors
$3.75
6%
(s-a)
Corp.
Inc.
Extra
$5
Corp.,
A
held)
6-30
7-15
Corp.—
1
6-23
6-24
1
$2
General
8-
7-15
1
7-10
8-
10c
8-
25c
7-20
7-20
7-
8-
Oil
*20c
6-16
1
15c
common
Crude
*37'/2c
7-30
1
8-
$1.50
(quar.),
General
Investors
7-15
8-
7-15
$1
Co.
preferred
Co.,
preferred
3
37%c
_____
common
Oil
General
1
7-17
(quar.)
7-31
8-
6-30
7-
50%
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
8-25
9-10
7-15
7-27
16 7/lOc
15.03c)
(quar.j.
Instrument
1
100%
*25c
_
dividend
(quar.)
preferred
Foods
40c
1
(quar.)
4%
20c
1
7-
15c
pfd.
5%
General
3
7-
7-15
$1
General
*40c
7-15
6c
Inc.—
2nd
7-10
8-
1
8c
1
55c
dividend
Co.
General American
6%
7-
(ouar.)
Mexican
class
preferred
General
6-30
(quar.)
6%
preferred
Gardner
8-
7-15
coramoiL..
Co.,
B.),
Co.,
$1.50
$6
8-15
7-24
(quar.)
Fuller
8-15
(quar.)
8-
20c
,
15c
Abrasives
7-13
*15c
dividend
50c
(quar.)
7-10
1
17%c
(stock
10%
Industries
(quar.)
America
8-27
Inc.__
common
preferred
Frontier
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
7-10
15c
(quar.)
net
a
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
7-25
8-
Funds, com. stock series
(less
$1.12%
common
7
7-
93%c
Insurance
Ltd.,
«-30
15c
(quar.)
Refractories
preferred
1
$1.50
(quar.)
6-30
7-
7-15
30c
—___.
7-31
"
7-15
7-15
>
Canada,
1
87M>c
(quar.)
common
Associates
Co.
Co.,
Stop-Nut
8-
7-15
*20c
Edgar
Products
7-17
7-17
1
31 'Ac
8-21
Utilities
Froedtert
$8
8-1
8-
3iy4C
9-
Ekco
8
$1.12%
preferred
lc
75c
4%%
(quar.)
Eastern Township
Telephone
Brothers
0
Co.
Corporation
Eastern
2
12-15
25c
Eastern
7-15
7-
8-10
*40c
preferred
7-15
7-14
3
7
$1.12%
Co.
7-17
Eastern
12 %c
9-
*37V2c
(quar.)
6
6-18
6-19
*25c
,
Co.
share
Mines, Ltd
Bakeries, Ltd.—
7-31
6-30
8-10
*25c
common
8-
7-15
8-10
3
7-9
.
7-
7-15
7-15
Shares
30)
Co.
of
Life
Cos.,
Fresnillo
General
Sullivan
7-15
7-
3
Ltd.
Nemours &
Pennsylvania
Eastern
7-29
7-31
9-
7-
(quar.)
7-20
3
$1
series
tax, making
9-
2oc
(quar.)
East
75c
Fraser
*$1.75
Co., 5% preferred
preferred (quar.)
prefered (quar.)
7-10
*$1.25
Franklin
9
7'/2c
(quar.)
6-30
7-20
9
8-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Custodian
Utilities
7-10
Ltd.—
Ltd.
de
convertible
Franklin
Ltd.
common
Fund
July
Co.
J35c
Ltd.
Co.
common
Corporation
7-
7-22
lquar.)_
6-30
Fran.)—
(quar.)
Kleiser
&
7-
90c
(quar.)
6-23
9-21
8-15
7-27
Foster
7-2
6
8-15
1
8-15
8-3
7-17
10-10
9-
* 10c
Co.,
7-20
12-18
Fram
(initial)
7-
12-30
7-14
6-15
30c
$2
7-29
8-17
75c
4
Foundation
7
7-15
Bradstreet, Inc.,
9-16
9-16
7-11
9-15
Co.,
I.)
until
mon
1
$2
$3.50
preferred
fciuar.)
Ducommon Metals & Supply Co.
1
9
7-10
8-
*$1
preferred
10-
7-
7-10
7-20
25c
common
7-
7-15
75c
(San
Gear
t$1.12V2
Steel,
7-14
7-17
Inc.—
7-30
Ltd.,
7-31
15c
Co.
&
(accum.)_
& Machine
Corp.—
conv.
pfd. (Entire issue called for re¬
demption on Aug. 1 at $12 per share
plus this dividend, convertible into com¬
7-24
*25c
&
Rubber
Trust
Bros.
7-24
75c
income)../
75c
(quar.)
Field
pfd.
dividend
7-
40c
invest,
$3
$1
7-15
30c
Linoleum, Ltd
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Paper,
Paper
Pont
$4.50
4%%
2
1
*25c
net
&
Corp.,
preferred
50c
$4 preferred A (quar.)__
Drexel
Furniture Co.
(quar.)__^_____
5%
9-
8-
25c
preference
Maryland
7-16
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Gabriel
Co.,
Tire
Stock
Food
6-30
37'/2c
A
4
8-
60c
%31VaC,
______
12-
1
1
A
Food Fair Stores,
4
1
$2
iquar.j
of
Corp.,
Fund .Insurance
Mutual
12-
7-15
8-
10c
(quar.)
12-18
$1.50
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.).
Fasteners of Canada, pref
Fluor Corp.. Ltd.
(quar.)
12-24
*i5c
Textile
Chemical
First
Foote
$1.25
<quar.)__
4
Flash
4
(quar.)
(s-a)_
9-
;—..
Marshall
see
Street
Boston
Class
1
Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.—
&
First
9-
93J/4c
(quar.)
1
9-25
Quarterly
50c
(quar.)
Duriron
7-22
8-
9-15
10-
40c
(Marshall)
9-24
$1.13
&
Square
preferred
7-16
$2
7-15
9-15
8-15
(quar.)
Oilcloth
Donnacona
8-14
1
3
10c
(quar.)_
Co.,
common
Dominion
9-16
7-31
8-
10-1
Co.
Foundries
Dominion
1
25c
9-17
9-29
(ouar.)
preferred
1
10%
8-13
87V2c
Co
Ltd.
preferred
8-
1
1
9-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Dominion Eaoncs, Ltd., common
iquar.j
2nd convertible
preference (quar.)
10-
$5
—
Y.
class
Malting
Mines.
D-
20c
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
(s-a)
Commodore
4
7-10
$2
Combined Enterprises, Ltd.—
5 %
preferred
(quar.j
Combustion
9-
7-20
since
/
IC31)
preferred
Gas
7-20
7-20
$2
1st
Columbia
1
-
25c
50c
~~
I—I
Southern
December,
8-15
10-
1
$1.50
(quar.)______;
(from
*20c
(quar.)
dividend
Colonial
Colorado
Shares
7-15
7-10
9-
7-
$1.75
(initial)
10c
Co.
$2
(quar.)
Construction
7-15
7-10
i-io
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
common
N.
convertible
1
7-31
6-19
12-16
7-9
8-
7-31
6
1-2-54
7-11
7-24
9-15
8-
$2.50
8-1
Stores,
$1.12%
Bottling Co. (Los Angeles) is-a)_
bociiing iSt. Louisi t^uai.)
'B.
6y»%
8-15
Tar
9-30
1
10-12
.
(quar.)
Fireman's
(quar.j
A
Inc.—
preferred
8-14
(final)—
A
Products,
1
8-
$1
dividend
9-
(s-a)
(quar.)_
common
Cash
1500 Wlalnut
8-15
7-10
7-
dividend
Field
50c
Steel
Stock
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
$1.25
7-10
7-31
7-10
:
6-19
*$1.25
7-31
$1
40c
Corp.—
prior
6-30
$1.06%
common—
8-14
—
62%c
(quar.)
Co.,
^
Fibreboard
7-15
Inc.—
Common
Ferro
1
(Washing¬
(quar.)
2%
&
6-15
(increased)
Co.,
of
J.)
1
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
7-15
30c
class
Corp.
B
9-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Match
Dominion
12-15
7-14
1
class
Mfg. Co.
Finance
3%c
(J.
30c
Yards
(initial)—
com.
common
C.),
7-15
$1.06
1st
new
Co
*6c
*12'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
12-31
7-13
1
8-
4
9-
25c
B
10c
(quar.)
Felin
7-11
10c
4%%
convertible preferred
Club Aluminum Products
7-15
8-15
-10c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Common
8-20
1
35c
Corp.,
Fru't
7-23
8-20
2oC
1
1
9-
25c
Giorgio
7-15
$1.12%
;
9-
Federated Department Stores,
Common
(quar )
8
du
(quar.j
5
7
1
65c
common
8-
7-
1
Co.—
_
6-30
8-20
8-
7%
6-30
6-30
11-
Dominion
7-15
7-15
7-10
1
$5
_
Foods,
2nd
8-14
8
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.j
Common
4%
8-15
9-
Louis
(quar.)
Extra
?■
9-,l
16%c
7-15
8-15
4V2%
7-
$1.25
11-16
Dominion
8-31
7-15
$1.25
50c
8-
7%C
(s-a)
Cllncnxield Coal Corp.
4%
9-10
7-17
9-10
35c
(quar.)
3%%
Products
9-
$1.06%
Common
"4%
7-15
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
Board
$1.31 Vi
Light Co.—
Co.
8-
5%
common
Stock
8-15
10-
8-
*35c
A
D.
ton,
50c
Stock
$1.75
(quar.)
10c
preferred
Collins
7-24
(quar.)
»-l*
B
6
_
&
35c
preferred
Cincinnati,
Coca-Cola
7-31
7-21
1
preferred
50c
Dominion
pref.
10-
preferred
50c
Dome
$1.40
$2.50
5%
(quar.)_
7%
Cleveland.
Oortilin
6-19
Ltd.,
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
Steel
Dominion
Co. ,tquar.j
Stamping
Coca-c,ola
1
$1
dividend
Clinton
1
12-
7-17
Pacific Ky.
(quar.)
Common
$4.50
10-
12-16
25c
(quar.j
Co.,
10-16
7-31
Life Insurance Co.—
Y.)
3
7-
Diversified Common Stock FundDodge Mfg. Corp. iquar.j
1
6c
7
9-11
7-
lo*/4C
Dividend
7-
(increased)
1
6-30
7-15
—
ord.
pfd.
7-10
7-16
20c
__
quar.)
City Title Insurance Co.
Claude Neon, Inc.—
5 "r
1
20c
City Stores Co., common—
4%%
convertible preferred
Ry.,
8-
(Los Ang.)
10-
7-15
preferred
$1.50
$0.185625
7-15
7-15
5%
Disher
Grain,
7-16
Services
preferred
Discount
(N.
7-30
1
Federal
5%
New
Electric—
(initial
preferred
Stock
7
1
RR.—
-
preferred
Cities
5
7-
87 %c
20c
Fund
Cincinnati, New Orleans
5%
8-
8-
6-30
fiOc
common
4%
8-15
50c
Cincinnati
New
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Federal
Co.
Traders
7-
25c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Brothers
&
common
8-
7-15
7-15
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
$1.50
50c
Cincinnati
Edison
Class
$1.12%
Products
Union
Diamond
preferred
35c
65c
(quar.)
6-12
$1.75
(quar.j
debentures
Denver
Di
Electric Co.
7-23
6
(quar.)
Tramway
Detroit
Hampton
Brewing Corp.,
4% %
50c
common
Detroit
7-21
&
8-15
7-
(increasedl
cum.
6-30
A
5%
Manufactuiing.
Voting
7-17
Class A
6-12
Exeter
Paper
7-25
(quar.)__
Power
Dennison
7-15
(quar.)
11-13
Federal Insurance
75c
common—
(qiar.)__.
Light, 4V2% pfd.
&
Co.
Common
8-10
A
Mo'dori
Delaware
14c
(quar.j
1
7-15
Federal
90c
(quar.)
Vilbiss
40c
inc.)
12-
*26c
6-18
(quar.)
(ouar)
Common
6-30
invest,
$1.25
6-18
7-15
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)_____—
Dayton Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
6-30
net
(quar.)
7-15
*9-14
Leather
7-15
7-20
7-15
20c
(quar.)
receipts
Co.
preferred
7-15
7-20
1
/
(T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)L
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
6%
Corp.. 3'/4% pfd. series A
Davenport Water, 5% preferred
Davidson
Bros., Inc.-—
7-21
1
8-
preferred
Farmers
Corp.
Co.
Shoe,
Detroit Gasket &
17 %C
7-20
8-
$5
Farmer
*$1.20
iquar.j
Dana
$8
8-10
62%c
—____
4.16%
7-15
(s-aj
(quar.)
A
45c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3%% convertible preferred
Class
1
35c
(quar.j
preferred
Chicas-o
A
$1.19
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Class
8
loc
15c
(quar.)
Estabrooks
7-15
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
6-30
50c
'
pfd.
(quar.)—
(Toronto)
Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc., 372% pid. iquar.j
r.,r(PP
Clothing. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
7-11
7-15
6
8-13
4y*%
Cuban-American
8
7-24
$1
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20
pfd. (quar.)_
& Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
De
1
1
3
Crum
Davis
7-10
9-
9-
Firestone
deposit
Lumber
(s-a)
(From
Chicago Corp. (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Crossett
$4.24
7-
8-28
$1.25
3
Ltd.—
American
Denver
pfd.
Realty
Craddock-Terry
(quar.j
Power
Utility Corp.
Fund,
6-30
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone
•
Cosmopolitan
6-30
7-15
7-15
31'Ac
Laboratories
7-15
15c
15c
50c
(quar.)—
preferred, (quar.)
Power
5c
(quar.j
Electric Corp.—
Fibre
Investors, Ltd., class A
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.,
5% preferred
(quar.)
Olss*
6-30
50c
Extra
Corporate
Class
7-31
(quar.)
8-
7-10
tlOc
preferred
8-
1
7-15
7-17
15c
Electric
A
Dallas
40c
.—
•>ntral
series
Cutter
Ltd.
$1.40
(accum.j
$5.25
7-10
25c
Co.
&
7%
Corneh-Dubilier
>
7-17
tlOc
Gas
7-15
7-10
7-31
7-31
15c
—
Refining Co., common
preferred (quar.)
_'
7-10
37 %c
.
3
7-15
15c
50c
62 y2c
(quar.j
Exchange Bank Trust Co.
1
50c
(quar.j
6-30
*27%c
8-12
*75c
Co.
Corn Products
1
*12 %c
(quar.)
9-19
8-
7-15
25c
6-26
*40c
(s-aj-
(s-a)
Insurance
8-
4%
Storage
Diamond
7-20
$1.05
Investments,
(Canada)
6
8-15
(quar.j
Co.—
8yracuse
Co
Life
8-
60c
(quar.)
3
7-3
1
8-
6
7-
common
Railroad
25c
(quar.)
.__
$1
(reduced).
common
Textile
50c
-
37'/2c
7-
2nd preferred
Falstaff
$1.25
Gas
Continental
6-17
(quar.j
Public
6-19
6-19
*25c
Central
Central
7-15
1
<quar.)_
7-
7-15
$1
7-15
1
$5
(N. Y.j—
Ltd.
Continental
6-30
7-15
*20c
125c
Co.,
(quar.j.——...
I
10-
5%
7-3
8-1
10c
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.j
5%
Courtaulds,
7-15
*27 %c
8-15
Illinois Securities,
$1.50
11-11
(quar.)
-
Quarterly
Central
7-10
7-10
*85c
common
8-
10c
(quar.)
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., common
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
3
Continental
8-31
1
1
*12%c
(quar.j
Hudson
1
8-
8-
4
._
Cold
Central
10-
6-30
50c
common
Canada
1
4
(quar.)
Aguirre Sugar Co.
Common
8-
8-
Corp.
Central
7-15
8-
dividend
preferred
Cenco
Central
7-31
8-22
(quar.).
7-
8-1
51c
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Erie
1
55c
—
Corp. of American, com.
preferred (cuar.j.
4%
6-24
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
preferred
Corp.,
9-18
1
8-22
(quar.j
Products—
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor
Ceiotex
6-19
8-
*25c
(quar.j
Stock
7-25
10-26
8-
Ry.
7-15
47%c
—
Royalties, Inc.—
preferred (quar.j.
Partic.
Consolidated
8-28
*20c
B
'4.20%
7-31
ttl.12%
4%
(quar.j
B
Class
7-31
8-15
—
(quar.)
A
8.-15
*75c
Ohio
Cori>., 4.80%
A
Paper.
+31c
preferred
Class
Natural
*50c
Ltd
9-10
$2
Consolidated
*12%C
Light Co.,
Paper
Food
Consolidated
Consolidated
L__—
uu„
Equitable
8-
9-
uo.
Equity Corp.,
50c
25c
*20c
3
t $ 1.25
(quar.)
7-20
8-14
10c
7-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Heating Products, Ltd. (quar.)__
Office Building Corp. (quar.)
8-14
12-10
'
Smelting
6-26
9-15
&
1
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.j.,
Enamel
1
12-15
—
6-26
60c
com.
Goods
Empire Brass Mfg., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
9-
*37 %c
...
of Rec.
Phonograph Corp.
&
Mig.
9-
*37%c
—___
Extra
7-
common.———
Lumbei
8
Holder»
7-15
70c
(s-a)
Dry
Radio
20c
(quar.j
7-28
*$1.50
Ltd.
com.
6-30
———
Corp.
Co.
7-31
m%c
(quar.)
Vickers
Western
4%
Edison
&
7-20
Industries—
Dearborn
Consolidated
Mining
7
8-
(s-a)
preferred
Walker
37'/2c
Consolidated
Consoi.
&
40c
(quar.j,
6-30
preferred
7
._
—_—-
6-30
*15c
preferred (s-aj
Refractories, Ltd.—
Canadian
B
7-
7-
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
7-20
3
•
(quar.j^,
Co.,
Class
Chemical
7-15
*15c
—
Ltd.
Cos.,
Canadian
Catelli
6-15
A
*10c
—1
Ltd.,
Class
6-30
7-15
7-15
11c
——
-
Heating
* 15c
non-cutn.
Carrier
1
Ltd.—
Investments,
Car
7-15
$1.50
*10c
preferred
7-10
60c
(quar.)—
preferred
40c
$1
ts.aj
Co.,
(quar.)
Canadian
Carpenter
8-
6-15
—
(quar.j
Industries,
Canaolan
4%
1
Ltd.—
-
General
Canadian
8-
7-51
(quar.j
:
—
Inc.,
Consolidated
7-
.
Dredge & Dock.
preferred
7%
7-15
6-30
___—
common
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
1
Connohio,
7-15
—
(quar.j
Canadian
7-15
Corn
(finalj
Ltd.,
oundry
(quar.j
Class
Canadian
1
8-
*$1.50
.
10c
(quar.)
Container
(quar.j
Common
A
8-
7-31
When
Payable
7-15
Ely
Emnart
(quar.j
7-31
(quar.j.
15c
Share
W'illiamsport RR.
Emerson
(quar.j
*$ 1
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
Canadian
preferred
preferred
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Canadian
5%
$2.04
8-15
(s-aj-
(quar.j—.——
2nd
——
$2.20
25c
Ltd..
Co.,
6%
6-30
——
,___
t5c
Ltd.
6-22
7-15
Association
-
__
7-13
Ltd.—
Corp.
Life
7-15
$5
—
Ky.
1
*5c
—
1
6-30
—.
8-
Corp., Ltd——
Ltd
4
7-15
—
P'orgings,
1st
<C. G.j, Ltd., common
Connecticut Light & Power $2 pfd.
$1.90 preferred
(quar.j
37 %c
common
7%
—
investment inc.)
common
8-
$1.50
Ltd.
6-22
(quar.)
8-
*37 %c
ttoutnern
Starch
7-31
1
Conn
$1.17%
Quarterly
Canada
8-15
8-
.___
Co.,
Corp.,
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-17
33c
Co.—
(P'rom
40c
(quar.j
Canada
1
(quar.j—--—
of Company
&
common
$1.75
——
————
A
8-
62c
—
iquar.)
Mines.
&
6-19
7-17
Elmira
income
(quar.j
Inc.
Confederation
6-30
1
Co.,
National
Mills
Consolidated
Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-aj
Extra.—
'
i-—;——■———i—'
Ltd.,
7-13
8
7-30
75c
Camden
Foils,
10-
8-
*20c
____v—
——-—
Foundries
10-29
Co.—
preferred (quar.j
4.70%
preferred
(quar.j———
Class A
4%
*37c
—
(quar.j—
Lake
Cone
6-22
<s-aj
$1
6%
Red
Conuuits
8
Foods
t20c
common
Oregon Power Co.,
preferred (quar.j-
Campbell
8
8
10c
(quar.j
Packing
77-
Corp
Ltd.,
California
Caiuornia
Electric
Fund,
1
Fund-
preferred
Per
Name
8-
35c
investment
preferred
10-
37'/2c
Power
preferred
7-29
50c
»quar.)
Mills,
preferred
Canada
6%
7-29
*$3.50
(s-a)—
preferred (quar.j——preferred (quar.i ——
2nd
Canada
Concord
6
10-29
——
pfd.
(quar.j
(quar.)
Linen
1st
California
7%
7-13
7-
$1.75
common
Co.
*50c
*50c
—
Calaveras Land & Timber
$2.50
1
7-15
Holder«
45c
(quar.j
Frosted
partic.
t50c
.
Jackson
Caldwell
$3
8-
1st
When
Payable of Rec
(quar.)
common
preferred
Stock
from
Community
*50c
-
preferred
80c
6-28
$1
preference
(A.
$1.50
7-15
Derived
Co.,
International
Commonwealth
Concord
B
Byron
6-28
25C
>
.
A
Terminal
7c!o
6-28
7-15
preferred
Commonwealth
6-28
7-15
—
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
Byers
7-15
convertible
$1.40
6
$1.25
-
preierence
B
Class
Class
7-
6-28
Share
Edison
$1.32
Co., Ltd.—
Class
Class
1
7-16
Commonwealth
6
15c
—
preferred (quar.j——
6% preferred (quar.)__
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.j
&
7-
15c
prior
Burns
1
2 V2C
Extra
Per
Name of Company
7-30
8-
oc
(yuar.j—
6
8-
50c
(quar.)
Buuget nuance nan, Common
Burger
8-
37'/2c
—
Holder*
Payable oj Rec.
50c
Brockway Motor Co., common
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., common
5%
When
Snare
Monday, July 13, 1953
...
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Continued
—
on
page
$1
15c
44)
9-15
10-
9-
4
1
9-18
7-15
6-22
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
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9-
1
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5237... The
Volume 178
Stock Record «» New 1fork Stock Excl iiange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range far
64% Jan
41% Oct
123
Oct
108
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Prefloat
Year 1D5Z
Jan
EXCHANGE
Highest
10
39% Jun
17
24
99
25
Jun
9% July
47% Jan
preferred
4%
Jan
29
10% Jun
29
ABC
ACF-Brill
112
1
2
4% Jun
29
6% Jan
23
24
22 % Jun
10
26% Jan
0
Acme
33% Jan 30
28 Va Jun
24
35% Jan
2
Adams
8% May
30% Jan
Motors
Steel
Corp
31
Jun
10
36% Feb
25
Adams-Millis
24
48
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
24 Va Jun
4
32% Jan
6
9% Jan
8 % Jun
29% Dec
115% Dec
11
165
10% Mar
6
Jan
30
51% July
3
24
22
10
50
7
May 21
81
Jun
11
29
8
Air
114% Jan
101 % Jun
12
Jun
3
2% Jun
9
150
Aug 28
Jan
3% Anr
Alabama
Alaska
14
3% Mar
6
23% July
l
17% Jun
16
20% Mar 18
78
9
70 % Jan
12
74
May
35/b Jun
Feb
27
23
23
132
Feb
9
152
Jan
5
May 24
80
Feb
13
91
Apr
10
46% Jan
21
31% Jun
16
30
Jan
17
97% Jun
16
104
Jun
18
98
110
90
Not 25
98
Dec
10
4
May
8
Industries
76% Jan
Chemical
65% Jun
16
2
Allied
8
19 % Feb
11
22
Mar 25
Allied
Kid
Mar 27
25% Jun
9
33
Jan
8
Allied
36% Apr
23
40% Jan
8
Allied
Stores
21% Jan
40% Dec
IB
1
88
48
6
Jun
93% Feb
16
16
59% Jan
2
July
61% Dec 23
Oct
98
Dec
23
96 % Jun
30
44 %
Feb
118% Jan
16
49% Deo
18
123
3% Jan
48% July
21
54% Jan
2% Jan
23
18% Jan
11
16% Jun
29
Jun
9
189% Jan
18% Sep
13
141% Jan
0
*236
Apr
40% Feb
20
74
156
5
73
51%
*51
52
*51
52
25
25%
24%
9%
9%
9%
9%
52
51 VA
51%
24%
24%
25%
103
156%
2%
*154
38%
38%
39%
88
88
88
88
48%
100
10
Bank Note common
26
27
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
20
48%
48%
48%
17,600
2%
2%
*2%
2%
.*2%
.2%
300
38
16%
*35%
38%
*35%
33%
*35%
33%
16%
16%
16%
4%
Ctfs
5%
73% Apr
23
03% Jun
26
76% Feb
0
*7% Oct
24
32% Feb
8
28
7
2
5
50'/a Feb
16
00% Jun
6
44% Apr
24
19% Feb
25
16% Jan
2
6
21% Jan
2
25% May 27
Mar
90
117% Jun
10
Jun
29
9
170% Jan
22
03% Oct 30
04% Jan
22
May
143
33
6
Jan
151
39% Jan
8% Jan
3
33% Aug 11
27
Jun
4
31% Jan
20
16% Mar
7
18% Aug 14
14% Jun
9
17% Feb
4
7% Not
13
12% Mar
48% Jan
18
05
Jan
0
Dec
•
9
v
6% Jun
31
P
7
30
10
Poh
5% Jan
3% Oct 21
3
45
8
May 25
Jun
15
39 % Feb
23
Jan
9
93 V2 Apr
6
20% Feb
26
23% Jun
30
18 Va Jun
12
22% Jan
15
19% Jan
4
23
Jun
16
25% Mar 18
99
17% Feb
19
3
13
Jan
25
14% Jun
16
18% Mar 26
Sep
9
91
Jun
18
100% Mar 17
2
20% Jan
16
24% Mar 16
Apr 24
79% Jan
12
86
7
Dec
19
19% Feb
2
8
26% Feb
27
105% Feb
15% Jun
10
18% Feb
9
2
7% Jun
Amer
16% Apr
165
0
19
Feb
23
Aug
7
7% Jan
17
Oct 29
24% Juu
12
1
22
36% Jan
19
8
25
Jan
2
20
120
131
122% Oct 29
Jun
Apr
24
20
10
Jan
6
159% Jan
39% May 29
127
36
31
Jun
40% Aug 18
38
Feb
2
00% Dec 18
60% Mar
50% Jun
22
58
Mar 14
135% July
25
134
00% Oct
34
127
Apr
36% Jan
16
9
2g
6
1
10% Oct
16
16% Jan
150% Jun
11
161% Dec
1
04% May 19
66% Dec
16
139% Nov
21
129% Jan
3
11
121
12
Jun
Apr
14
152% Jun
10
Jan
8
130% Jun
5
65
16
69% Jan
21
40% Jun
10
116% Jan
3
119% Jan
24
112% Jun
8
7% Jun
13
9% Dec
15
Jun
9
07
Dec
02% Oct 22
37% Jan
7
01% Not 18
05% Jan
22
Oct
40% May
Apr
24
66% Feb
24
13
14
20
Jan
30
79% July
24
34
82
16
Feb
26% Feb
109
89% Oct 23
38
20
79% May 19
65% Jan
04% Not 19
16% Oct
9
13
7
Apr
3
July 10
10
48% Dec 31
46
31% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
Jun
25
Jun
Feb
9
May 12
Feb
75
May 12
2
10
1
19
41% Feb
9
57% May
24% Jan
24
11
Jun
9
15% Feb
4% May 5
48% Dee 10
1
'6% Jan
60
July
July
3
«3 % Jun
7
35
Jun
19 %
19%
99
99 %
100%
IOO34
101 Va
101'/a
190
97%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16 Va
2,100
16 %
16%
16 3/8
*7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
300
7%
*30%
31%
30%
31%
51,300
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
15,700
common__5
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
Rad
&
SLd
Sany
preferred
Stores
American Sumatra
Tel
7%
16%
163/,
16%
16%
16%
54
54
54
55
54
53%
*53%
54
31%
31%
10,500
31%
32
31%
139%
140
25
39'A
preferred__100
52
13%
153%
74%
134
116%
No par
prior preference___No par
Smelt
Cable
Hocking Glass
44%
45
80'A
70
116
9%
•9%
21 Va
39%
125
32%
40 Va
j.
125
125
32%
32%
32%
40 Va
40 Va
40 %
52
52
139 %
1,190
39 Va
393/8
1.000
*123%
125 Va
30
32 %
32%
1,600
40%
40 3/8
1,000
139
51%
52
900
123 %
123%
123%
740
123 Va
14%
14%
14%
3,800
14 %
14 Va
154%
154%
154%
51,800
74%
11,900
74%
135
44%
116
9%
80 Va
80%
*69%
70%
14%
40%
39%
39%
39%
125
52 %
70 Va
14%
.1
14 3/8
*79'A
34%
34 3'a
34%
34%
No par
49 Va
49%
49 Va
49%
*79'A
32%
139
139
139
123%
80%
14%
39%
230
123
21
80
139
*123%
32%
31%
32%
*52
25
50
com
32
3,400
52
21
.
*53%
1
124
154%
134
134%
*9'A
139
14%
74%
75
21
323/a
153%
153%
*115%
5
55
13%
14
25
Inc
122%
122%
44%
100
&
122
100
80
Corp—
14
153%
153%
154
74%
135
44%
116 %
135%
135%
•
74%
135
135%
660
44%
116 Va
x43%
44
9,400
116%
44
44 %
116%
75
74%
75
134 %
*115%
116
260
9%
9%
1,500
9%
9%
9%
*9%
20%
20 Va
3,000
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
*80 VA
70
14%
*79%
34%
50
81
130
81%
80 Va
81
*80%
70
70 Va
470
70
70'%
70
14 Va
14%
3,100
14%
80
14%
*79 "4
14%
80
34%
34%
34%
50%
49%
50
*79%
80
16,800
34
34%
48 3,4
49 Va
890
27 Va
2,300
26%
27%
27
27
27%
26%
27
6.25
26%
H
96
95 %
95%
96
*95 Va
*95%
95
34'A
343/8
3,900
34 Va
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
Clayton & Co
No par
21.80
52
51
51:
4,400
preferred
Anderson
6
Anderson-Prichard
W
40 Va
52
5
com
common
5
P
40 Va
52
25
preferred
Andes
40
100
Co
Common
$4
32%
100
100
$5
5
124
125%
1
Corp
&t
*3s'%
32
No par
___!
Lead
*125
X138
39%
31%
100
preferred
Wire
5,100
7%
16%
common
Viscose
Zinc
734
7%
preferred
conv
,7%
16 5/8
common
Tel
&
American Woolen
$4
7%
7%
7%
Tobacco
Tobacco
Amer
*152%
155
152 %
16%
Co
American
7%
*
155
155
7%
preferred
5%
*152'%
13%
16 %
American Sugar Refining com
7%
155
2%
13%
73/a
American Steel Foundries
American
*152%
155
2%
13%
100
Co
Snuff
noncumulative
6%
152 Va
2%
13%
16%
preferred
7%
*
2%
f
6,100
No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
American
American Water Works Co
28
19%
97%
16%
No par
cl B
15
53% Jan
19
19 3a
19
19%
19
99
Light—
&
30% Apr
50% Dec
1,200
No par
& Cliem
Power
30
11% Not 21
5,300
300
Jan
88% May, 1
50
13
19%
1,400
Anaconda
Jan
82%
18
4,000
26
45
*81 Va
13 Va
18
31 %
45% Feb
34
82%
18
31%
prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
106 % Mar
*81 Va
18 %
82%
31%
5
13
94
81%
18%
*81%
31
0
40% Oct
106% May 21
81%
82%
36%
Jan
13
21%
31
77% Mar 17
Jan
3,300
22%
*
36 %
Anchor
04
182
200
21%
22 Va
31
Co
21% Jan
57
93 %
15%.
92%
36 %
88% Mar 17
97
15Va
92 Va
15'/a
92%
22
4,400
14%
21%
15%
363/a
Jan
27 % Jan
101
93%
22%
16 Va
*23
noovi
15%
22%
19
500
Va
101
*92%
15%
93
18
100
23 '/a
23
*23
*100%
100%
36 3/s
American
10% Feb
100%
22 Va
18
19%
18%
363/8
6%
60% Jan
15%
15'A
*92
93
*
18%
18%
36%
138 Va Jan
119
*98%
3,100
*8
*90
23
23
8%
'
8
93
19%
92
*97%
2
Co
Co
American
5
July
19%
*18%
*100%
38%
38%
8
*90
8%
93
9?
23
100 5/a
8
38%
x38%
38%
38%
*90
No par
19
14% May 20
161 Va Jan
*18%
19%
23
7%
93
35%
2
Mar 20
40% July
•
*89
400
2,100
33
5
44
7%
73/4
*34%
39
23 %
23
Jun
38 3/8
38%
38%
93
*34%
39
*34%
35%
13
37
3,800
3%
39
*34%
*33%
8% Jun
31% Jun
58%
3%
3%
39
X32%
23 % Jan
136
58%
59
3%
36%
6
9
59
37/a
33 Va
2
2
59
3%
33%
Jan
29
59
3%
33%
6
Jan
59%
3%
3,700
*33%
7%
39% Feb
53
30,200
14%
33%
Amer
165% Sep
29%
1434
33%
4
11
29 Va
15
33%
6
19
29%
*33 VA
15% Feb
Feb
II,300
29%
22
No par
Ex-distribution
65% Jan 30
9%
29%
7%
171% Feb
14
934
29%
33%
16
48% Jan
9%
29%
33%
11
38% Dec
148
3
9%
7%
Jun
49% Dec
14%
9%
33%
148
42% Apr 24
38% May 19
*27%
15%
9%
333/8
2
16% July
28 %
14%
15 Va
18
700
9%
92
*81%
1,400
9 %
39
*99%
29
100
7%
28 :,4
*7
*27%
9%
*34%
23
34%
*33%
7
7
13,100
129
7%
Amer Potash
30
2% Jan
13% Jun
7%
45 %
44'/a
*122
34 %
*33 3a
34%
7%
10
,
130
32%
American
175% Aug
*33%
7%
59
*18'A
*122
500
1,600
33%
Optical
16
34
7%
23
91
46 %
45
128
*123
129
*33
46
45%
91
*7%
American
2% Jan
*122
132
91
*90
45 3A
45 %
23
*90
23%
23
*90
19 Va
19%
19 3'8
*19%
19%
23%
91
*90
46
19%
23%
*46 Va
47
32%
39% Mar 24
2% NOT 20
19%
23
23
28%
28%
333/8
News
!
0% July 28
28 Va
47
1
Natural
American
Jun
28%
46%
4
No par
com
Molasses
American
29
28 %
46 %
.No par
American
Mar 27
39% Sep 23
28
Gas Co—No par
22
Mar 17
37
5
28
60%
1
Products Co
American Metal
37
29
78
28%
29%
100
18
32% Jun
13% Oct
Ltd
Co
15
29% Jan
79%
78
*3%
100
7
100
preferred
7% Jun
12
41%
78
29
100
common
& Metals.,
31% Jun
17
41%
40%
78%
59%
1
1,600
41%
41%
78%
1
111
1,600
47
41%
40%
78
50
Co of
900
28 Va
41%
40%
90
*73/8
3,900
78%
41%
40%
46%
38%
1,600
41
41%
40 3A
*19%
*91
41%
40%
78%
41%
29 %
il
41%
35%
45%
No par
19,800
35%
90
5
35%
35%
193/a
%
8,200
353/a
35%
*46%
4.200
5%
35%
22%
9
16%
35
46%
15
14%
16%
5%
19%
*123
*13%
4
5%
10
Co
C'o
preferred
Metal
4%%
12,700
5%
22%
46
com
prior preferred
4
Jan
03% Oct 28
SS
Locomotive
11
36
28'A
preferred
Jan
36% Jun
19
79 %
No par
No par
Investment
Amer Machine
23
08% Dec
40 Va
Products
Home
cum
3.90%
24
94% Jun
31% July 30
413/,
preferred
Amer Much & Fdry common
18% Jun
8
25
common—25
Electric
33% Dec
Oct 31
35 3A
7%
16% Jun
10
12.50
3 5'A
Ice Co common
American
31
May 13
17% Dec 31
5%
noncuniiiilative preferred__100
5%%
9
30% July 23
18% Dec
2
09
Jun
Juiy31
105
53/4
& Leather com
convertible
American
24% Dec
24
Jan
1
I,100
14%
5%
American International Corp.No par
Dec
21%
13% Apr
16 3
5%
3,500
97%
5%
28 %
6%
25
07
1434
*16%
15
American
86
■22% May 16
*13%
28
&
38
14
14
14
16%
15
American
33
14%
:
28
8
19
Feb
14'/a
15
4
Dec
84
14
28%
6%
39% May 27
15
6% Jan
06
11
14%
43
*96 %
97%
*96 Va
16%
Co
Hawaiian
14
16% Apr 24
14%
*27'A
Hide
Feb
79% Feb
97
33
38
96
13%
European
American
8
102
37%
96 3%
163/4
Export
American
Aug
Jun 24
38
96
43
38
37%
96
7%
Gas
*40
*40
37%
33%
American
•
•8
3,300
7%
2
Mar
110
83A
8%
8%
8%
9
43
*40
33%
4
104
53%
1
5% Mar 25
9
3
*523/4
14%
Encaustic Tiling
60% Mar
8% July
523'4
16%
Sugar
American
0% Apr
73
Crystal
American
36 Va Jun
39% July 23
52%
*13%
Co
Color type
33% Feb
9
10
36
14
80% Sep
■35% Oct
Jan
Jan
3% Jun
48
10
11
18
27% Jun
Febll
1
Chicle
400
53
16%
Cable
&
100
17%
*17%
143/a
14%
preferred
Chain
95
17%
16%
Corp
3,200
29'A
95
17%
Secur
No par
Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
5
29% Jan
43
500
17%
8%
9
*40
43
14
American
4
6
41% Jun
9
16,300
52%
54%
*53
400
14 Va
77
28%
96 %
*95
96 %
*76%
100
62%
17%
96
5
96% Mar
9
17%
37%
10
10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American
Cyuimuiid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B.100
American Distilling Co
20
5o % Jail
15
17%
*17 Va
*95
*61%
13 3 '4
*13%
common
American
6
96% Jan
09% Jun
9 6'A
9
29%
29%
29
29
62 Va
3,100
162
xl62
164
164
*61%
100
Co
& Fdry
American
9
May
Apr IB
00% Aug 25
*9
Can
preferred
American
20% May 28
28
*1614
16%
1
common
& Radio
Cable
American
26
43%
1
20
Interest in
of
7%
85 Va Mar 18
48%
165%
*76%
76
75%
*95
54%
*40
No par
preferred/
7%
20% Feb
13
preferred
American Car
34% Jan
*16%
164%
166
96%
8%
Corp
convertible
American
4
14% May 21
42% Jan
Bosch
American
49% May 25
*35%
38
353/a
*53
50
common—2
1952 ser 5%%~ 50
preferred
2nd
44% Jan
9
July
6%
American
37% May
9
23
34% Feb
47%
100
1,200
23/4
preferred
-100
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
1
31% Feb
13,200
29 %
Feb
40% Apr
483/8
473/4
29 %
40% Jan
12
47
4734
49%
*17 Va
103% Feb
27
47
43%
*2'/2
763/4
24
12
47%
43%
29
23
42% Jun
*47
2%
76 3/4
16
36% Dec
99
4934
29
Apr
43% Not
*96
48%
*95
Jun
3
99 Va
48
100
94
22
49 Va
*96%
48 %
1^0
36
Oct
48%
93%
47%
com__No par
40 % Jun
21
8,200
49%
48
Co
preferred
conv
83% Aug
7
41% Mar 13
43% Aug
48%
48%
47%
pfd
conv
Bakeries
29
88% May 16
300
48'A
300
98%
100
77
cum
cum
12% Jan
1
89 Va
14
59
6% May
*88%
*88
90
76%
16
2
89 %
39 %
38%
16 VA
12
4% Jan
3,800
13%
Jurt
Jan
700
38%
47
133/4
8% Jun
0
26 Va
38%
47%
*16%
50
28
203A
26%
47
*
7
4% Dec
*19%
38%
*2%
1
50
1
19
12
a
26%
38%
14
American
15% Mar 20
20 3
*26
62%
3V2%
15% Mar 19
*19%
26%
13%
4%%
16% Jun
20
62%
American
3,800
48%
_1
(The)
Co
1,800
47%
_No par
Corp
20
9%
69%
69
69 %
47
16% Aug
9
69 Va
69 VA
68%
14
29% July
11
92
*8%
62%
84% Feb
18
*98%
98
92
9
9%
*88
493/s
48%
49 Va
100
*95
92
3,000
47%
.-No par
61% Feb
Mar
69%
38%
23
Feb
92
9
9%
93
9
93
*89%
100
33%
92
*95%
*95%
20
18
14
33%
98
92
13%
9
IB
333/4
900
4,200
83
33%
62 V2
16
13% Feb
142
*81
14
74 % Jun
47
*139%
83
33 Va
33 Va
62 %
2
Apr 22
142
*81
33%
*26
American
107
*139%
82
*62
Amer
15% Jan
19
140%
19%
Not
17
4
Agricultural Chemical__No par
Airlines common
1
75% Jan
23
30
3%
26 %
10% Dec
Oot
4
19%
20% Feb
Dec
3%
26
15
36% Oct
4
19%
17% Apr
43
72
*81
83%
68 %
69%
19%
140%
141
9%
19 Va
4
*70%
*95
9%
1,300
72
26%
31
168
*70%
*70 %
165'A
23
Jan
193%
72
*
*89'/a
98
>92
*973/4
2%
2%
2%
2%
*19%
33
32%
*95
20% Dec
u
156%
2%
19%
*16%
12% Apr
July 10
*154
700
*2%
*80%
83 %
*89
100
20
40
3,600
104
*19%
16 5/8
61% Apr
97% Jun
156%
"154
IP3/,
preferred
Limited
103%
23/4
*138
142
93/8
25 Va
103%
19%
4
32%
513/4
25%
*51%
25%
*103
25%
2%
72
*80%
3,000
19%
19
37/a
"138
400
3,400
9Va
9
52
*51%
25 %
51%
1,500
24%
24 Va
9%
600
24
,
104
25%
156%
25
166 3A
2
Jan
*51%
103 Va
*70%
America.
of
9%
103
103 %
4
3
16% May
)
51%
25%
9 Vs
166
Dec
95
1
5P/4
247/8
24
a
No par
90
Apr 22
*50%
25 Va
72
common
Petroleum
16% Jan
2
Mfg
Co
Amerada
9
30
26% Jun
12% May
51%
26
Amalgamated Sugar
30
33 Va
69
19% Mar 18
33 % Jan
*32 Va
No par
36% Mar 24
2
33%
3%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
Jan
35
Not 24
*32
Corp common__No par
convertible
Aluminium
33%
No par
5
Dye
:
Aluminum
9
20
*32%
♦70%
preferred
3Vi%
33%
1
Alpha Portland Cement
3ya Mar 24
3
2% Oct 23
33
23
41% Apr
04%Sep"l9
16
2
29 3 8
*32%
2%
gtd—100
Co
Allis-Chalmers
52% May 25
42 % Apr
47% Oct
4%
&
29%
33%
18%
Inc
Mills
78% Aug 11
36
A
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allen
29%
100
1
100
common—
3
237
29 Va
"154
prior conv prelerred-No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
1 R
Feb
4%
23%
29%
103
$2.50
10% Mar
9
Jan
9
23
Corp
preferred
5 Ve%
434
23%
29%
*
5
common
Alleghany
5% Mar 25
10
8% Dec
*4%
23%
9%
100
10
preferred
4%%
158% Dec
82
Inc
Aldens
4%
29%
243/8
100
Mining
Gold
Juneau
1,700
23%
*51%
common__No par
Inc
pfd 1951 series
& Vicksburg Ry
4.50%
5
Mar 11
160
Corp
Reduction
400
3,100
4%
4%
4%„
3,80o
10%
10
25
Corp._l0
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
$3 preferred w w
50
Admiral
Va
51%
Addressograph-Multigraph
9
10
4%
29%
*32%
No par
8
Sep
32% Oct
64
10
10%
100
100
29 %
4%
23%
29 Va
1
42% Jan
10
100
23%
4%
23%
10
Co
*99
100
*99
10
2.50
Co
Co
Express
99%
10%
99%
10%
99%
10%
41%
41 Va
41
40%
Shares
July 10
July U
40%
40%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 8
40%
40%
40%
99%
1
Corp
Vending
40%
5
100
Laboratories
Abbott
8
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
July 7
July 6
Psr
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Copper
Oil
Corp_„__10
Mining
Products
Inc
9
5
Jan
7
A
12
52
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co
14
5
No par
34
34 %
5lVa
51 Va
*11
*3%
36%
11'/a
334
37
52'/a
51%
*11
*3%
36%
11%
3%
*11
52 V2
52
11%
1
*11
3%
334
*3%
37%
37 %
37%
11%
334
37%
*953,4
97
*3%
11V3
3%
37
37
•11
100
300
1,200
11
'ii
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(156)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
27% Jan
22
162/4 Jun
42% Dec
31
35% Jun
10
5
10
Jun
16
83
23% Mar 27
8% Oct
77% Oct
12% Mar
22
22
96
10
57
Jan
28
92 Yb Jan
3
99
Apr
1
116'/a Jan
22
107V2 Nov
3
16 y2 Jan
22
Dec
24
9% Dec
6
32% Dec
93
9
55'/2 May 22
Jun
22
106% July
31
25% May
1
16'/2 May 28
Jan
$6
1
32% Jan
July
10
27% Dec, 29
31
Aug 18
25% Jmi
10
29
22 »/2 July 25
19'% Feb
10
22'/a Mar 11
18% Feb
20
91
Feb
28
101
Dec
16
912/2 July
7
91
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
92 »/2 July
2
25
27'/4 Jun
27
51% Jan
4
21% Jan
94
7
Aug 26
75% Jan
9
96 2/2 Feb
28
31
15
Sep
9
Jan
23
57% Jan
Dec
1
25% Feb
28% JaA»
972/2 Nov
6
832/2 July
123% Dec
23
Dec
22
27
110
36 '/s May
10
105
Jun
27% Jun
8
100% Jun
24
26
28Jun
99
16
30
44'% Jan
30
2
117 l/2 •'ail
.<0
96
July
9
1 ok
24 »/2 Feb
4
3
17
Jun
29
27
5% Oct
16
6 Va Jun
23
31% Sep
31
Mar
7% Dec
312/4 Apr
23
1,
90
90
600
53'%'
53
53
2.300
90%
90 %
91
91%
92
92
260
*107
*106%
1077
*90%
90 Va
90 %
90%
-
107
107
107 Va
107%
17%
*16%
17:%
*16%
17%
3%
*7%
8%
*7%
3 Va
*107
108
103
*16%
17%
8 Va
*8
150
a
17%
*16%
6.000
8%
374
100
2 7Va
600
147
a
14%
14%
5,300
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
*26 Va
26 %
26%
26%
26%
28
%
1.400
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,500
91 %
91%
91%
Inc
2.50
Refining
Dry
Goods
Co
100
Investment
& Santa
Coast
91%
92
94%
94
94
*28
28 %
28%
28%
95%
*93
95
28 %
28%
*28%
28'/a
23
23%
2,300
95%
10
95 Va
96
96%
95%
96%
95%
96 %
95%
5.300
50
51%
51%
51'%
51%
51%
52
51%
517 a
51%
52
4,300
27 Va
27%
*27 %
27%
27 Va
28
*27%
28
27 3 a
27%
92
*88
92
88 Va
88%
*87
90
*88
No par
104
__1
RR
*105
104%
.
107
105
106
105
107
*105
109
*105
*37
105%
109
28%
28%
92
92 %
5
29
29
10
104 74
103%
*104
4,100
109
100
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2374
237 a
91%
91%
92%
93
93 Va
93 Va
93%
93%
29
29
29 Va
29
29
29
29
28%
:
900
90
29
_10
100
B
.
105
107
104 %
common:
$3.75
33
95
50
series
Refining
*91%
*93
..10
Co.._
—100
Line
440
92
95
*93
Fe—
.
Electric
93
*92%
10
Co
—
City
*92
100
preferred
Topeka
*27
Corp—
—1
1st
27 V.
*26%
12,300
•
420
1,700
Powder—
(votingI
1
20
pld series A___l6o
*32%
32%
96 Va
96%
Corp
cuimuun
*18
ronverl ible
i"/,
Tack
7
Atlas
9
7% Mar
90
53%
53%
14%
&
Preferred
vrVr l«
Jan
90
53%
90
14%
Atlas Corp
36 J/4 Mar 27
24
90
53%
90
53 %
preferred
Atlas
102 % Oct
90
90
53%
27
Atlantic
2
10%
53%
2nd preferred
4%
22
10%
90
Atlantic G & W I SS Lines
Jan
10%
*7%
3
30% Feb
10%
*16%
Preferred
2
33% Jan
1
89% July
30% Jan
10%
5
Atlantic
Mar
9
2
26% May
114
10%
No par
2
119% Jan
16
95'/4 Jun
10%
14%
Atlantic
97% Mar 25
8
10%
.No par
Common
5
10%
27
Associates
13
18
3,700
10%
No par
Common
5
502/4 Jun
1
*93% Jan
103
882/4 Jun
2.200
37 Va
14%
6%
15
13
37%
27
5.25%
13
*18%
14%
22
Jun
58
19%
37 Vi
26%
22
104% Dec
19
37%
15
Atchison
73% Feb
19
37%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
2nd
Mar 25
19
37%
27
Jan
32
19
37%
14%
99'/2 Apr
10ft
18%
37%
27
Oil
Associated
V
19 Va
37 Vt
Corp
Industries
Ashland
Mar 27
Shares
19 Va
..1
Arvin
18% Mar 25
Carpet
the Week
July It)
-5
com
preferred
Constable
Friday
July 9
Co Inc.—No par
convertible
$4
Artloom
6
14'/a Jun
22
Illinois
preferred..
Arnold
10% Mar 26
Sales for
Thursday
July X
37%
prior preferred—No par
conv
PRICES
Wednesday
July 7
July 6
SALE
5
__
of
HIGH
10
_
Corp
Co
&
$3.75
112% May 25
2
19 2/a Jan
23% Mar 25
16 »/2 Oct
Corp
Steel
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Armstrong Cork Co com
7
9
7% Jun
26
Mar 25
97
Oil
Armour
2
19
19
12% Mar 26
Jan
90
31
7y2 Oct
Armco
5
48% Feb
Mar 13
46 Va Nov
Argo
43% Jan
9
1
35% May
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
7
15% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
*
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, July 13, 1353
...
Austin
Nichols
No par
No par
6%
No par
*15%
_..5c
common
*32%
9%
32%
*32%
32%
96 Va
19
96%
£6%
96 Va
19
13
18
*18
*6 Va
6%
6%
*32%
32%
96
96
96
19
*18
100
32%
96
*18
19
32%
140
100
*6 Va
6%
*6 Va
6%
*6'/a
6%
*15%
15%
*15%
15'4
*15%
15%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1074
300
'
14% May
5
Oct
6
30
12% Apr
17
Nov
3
15'/a May
5
16 % Mar 13
9% Jan
15% Jan
5
7% Jan
5
11% Mar
3
13% Jan
17
6% Jun
3
8Nov
21
42% Jun
26
50% Nov
U
5% Dec
22
9% Jan
31% Oct..46
39 % Dec
11% Jan
'
8% Oct
6
9
Conv
17% Mar
0
Jun
15
8% Feb
29
52 % Feb
26
30
5% Jun
13
10
35% Jan
14
42% Mar 25
22
9% Jun
16
11% Mar 26
7
7
Jan
Avco
Babbitt
(l)
Babcock
&
20
29% Dec
23
22% Jun
16
20
49% Nov
13
44
Jun
10
48Mar 25
4Vo
18
Apr
65% Jan
23
23% Jun
26
19% Jun
9
22% Mar 17
Bangor
11
73
Nov
24
67
9
76% Mar 17
Oct
16
54% Dec
10
48% July 10
15 % Dec
22
19% Jan
10
15 Va Jun
10
Jan
23
38
Jan
12
39% Feb
24% Dec
22
20% Jun
29
25% Mar 19
Bath
5
9% Feb
13
11% Feb
27
Bayuk
40
Jan
23
Beatrice
106
Jan
4
7
36
May
20 %
May 23
41
11% Dec I
30% Mar 19
Baltimore
7
Barber
Oil
17% Mar 12
barker
4%%
18
16
40
Dec
22
34% May 20
107
Dec
31
93
Jun
5
22% Jan
4
17% Feb
10
22 % Mar
9
Bcaunit
87
Sep 30
79% Jan
22
86% May
8
Beck
11% Jun
15
12
Apr
17
16
Oct
7
30
Jan
12
33% Jun
17
31
May 19
33% Jan
20
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
30% May 26
15% Jun
19
11% May 11
20% Apr
7
19 % Apr 27
26% Feb
90
93
10% May 16
14% Apr 28
5
23
Dec
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
13
94
May 22
45 % Apr
24
04
Dec
22
55% Jun
10
68% Mar 20
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
33% Jun
17
38
Jan
19
106% Dec
11
1% Nov
25
Oct
29% Mar
46% May
29% Jan
3
36% Dec
15
1
Nov
32
15% Oct
2
55% Dec
25% Jun
33% Apr
49
18% Jan
27
7
37 Va Jan
20
Best
19
144% Feb
6
12% July
1
16
Jan
82'/a Jan
13
36% Jan
1%
15
5
13
39% Mar 12
31% Apr
30
17% Jun
10
22% Dec
18
14
23
11
20% Jan
22% Feb
Black
5
24% Mar 12
Bliss
&
38%
*38%
20%
20 5a
20%
500
10%
10Vt
10%
1.200
12.50
35
preferred--.. 100
*93
common
12% Nov
6
9% May 17
49% Jan
3
July
1
12% Jun
10
14% Jan
11% Mar
6
11
13
12
16 %
54% Aug 28
61% Jan
9
82
89% Jan
8
52% Jan
95% Apr 23
74
15
Dec
Jan
July
86% Jun
.
14
6
15
Bond
14
3
Mar
10% Nov
13
39 % Nov
13
25% Jan
2
14% Feb 21
47 % Feb
35
21
1
Dec
9% Nov
17
14% Jan
25
15% Apr
7
22% Dec
2
33
>
9% Jun
36
16
Jun
4
25% Jun
17
8
July 10
21% Jan
2
13% Mar 19
2
1
'
.Jan
5%
Jan
18
38% Dec
12
35
Jun
15
42% Feb
24
37
21
34% Apr
27
18% Jun
23
26% Jan
Jan
95
10
35% Feb
4
9
103% Jun
4
24% Oct 21
27% Jun
5
*50
Jan
3
11% Oct 31
91
20
99% Feb
.
29
29
12% Feb
11% Jan
2
12% May 18
Brown
66 Va Jan
Brown
3%%
99 Va
*99
l946.No par
Club
Forge
Bullard
Co
74
Jun
10
91% Jan
18
67
Jun
10
78
22
18% Jan
7
12
Jan
2
14% Dec
31
118
Apr
26
129
July 8
39% Sep
2
14% Dec 31
33
Apr 28
11% May
1
78% Jan 12
8% Nov
13
19% Oct 28
104% Apr
19% Nov
83% Dec
4
14% Jan
17
26
Jan
3
14
108% Jan
4
12
25% Apr
4
Co
Buffalo
14
14% July
12% Jun
6
135
9
39
26
July
22% Jun
Jun
July
15% Feb
1
86
1
12% Feb
19
3
16
Mar 16
26
9
27% Mar 20
Jan
19
109 Va Mar 10
18% Jun
15
24 Va Mar 12
105
22 %
22
22'/a
22 Va
22 Va
22 V4
22%
*22 V8
22%
900
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,300
39%
38%
39%
38 %
38%
38 V»
33%
38 V8
33 %
9,800
1,500
19 Va
19 Va
26 V2
26 V2
+__l
Inc--._i.25
.'
15
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
12%
13
1,700
*11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%'
IIV'4
llVt
11%
11%
1,000
55%'
55%
55 %
55%
1,900
74%
75
3,400
55%
5
55%
74
*87
100
55%
74 Va
74%
*87%
89
9%
89
55%
74'/a
*87%
55%
v
75 %'
89%
74%-
75
89 Va
*87%
390
8%
*37%
9%
9%
10Va
9%
lOVa
40%
40%
40'%
40%
39%
39%
*26%
27 Va
26%
26%
*26%
27V4
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
23 V8
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
24
90
89 %
23 V2
36
36%
36
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
*37 %
37%
19%
100
;
19%
19%
19%
20
201/4
20 Va
20'/4
40
100
40 Va
27%"
*92
15
•
10
9%
*
<
*9%
94 %
*92
94
23%
24
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
47
47
47
47
*47
48
47
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
61
61
61
60%
60 V2
*60
%
92 V/a
3,100
39%
1,300
26%
200
8%
4.100
3.600
36%
23%
36%
37%
37%
600
20 Va
20V4
5,300
26%
8
12%
*92-
94 Va
9%
*39
47 7
12%
1
95
*91
94
23%
23%
23%
*46 Va
61
2,700
47
12%
*60
2,200
500
2.100
12%
*60
61
*17%
200
No par
*17%
18%
18%
18V4
18 Va
18 V4
18
18
5
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26 V4
26%
3,000
No par
common
13%
14
13%-
14 Va
14
14%
14 Va
14 Vs
14
14
4,700
No par
*78%
79%
*78 %
i
*50 Va
51
*50 Va
Co
lo
common
!
20
5
-
■
79%
12 Va
79
*78Vt
79%
*78%
51
51
51
51%
51 Va
*51
51 Va
200
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20 Va
20%
2.000
38%
38 V4
38 3
38%
39
39
39
39
1,100
,12%
12 Va
12
>78%
a
12
12 V8
12
100
*76 Va
78
*76%
78
*77 Va
78
77%
100
*65 Va
70
*65%
70
*67
70
*67 Vt
14 %
I" Z~l
Bldg 7%
pfdlllllOo
preferred
50
common
15
14%
*12%
13%
.
24
participating preferred
10o
Byron Jackson Co
iq
13%
39%
13%
13%
81 Va
*80
8%
8%
24-
107%
133
*38
81
*8%
12%
*130
39 %
*80
14%
*12 V8
133
*38
No par
14%
12%
*130
I~100
II-I..5
preferred
600
38
38
1
-
18
20%
%
5
prior
Bros
55%
74%
Va
*8
t
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common—
7%
300
3%
preferred
Bush Terminal
4 % %
2,000
19 Va
Co
preferred
Butler
1.700
14%
35
23%
Inc..
new
conv
17%
14
*34
*8 %
—.
Burlington Mills Corp
5%
17%
14%
34
19
Burroughs Corp
21
18 Va
14%
34
26%
Bush Terminal Co
Jan
18
14%
22%
40
9
Jan
13
14%
35%
No pal¬
3
13% Jun
35
18
14%
24
com
15
M^r
*34
18 Va
*14%
8%
Bulova-Watch Co Inc
3% %
34 '/a
18
18%
14%
19%
preferred
4%
34%
34%
73 Vt
26%
common
17% Fob
35
8
7
30
2,900
RR—
24
125
79% July
Jan
300
12%
*72
8%
Co
25 Va Mar 23
84
Apr
Bucyrus-Erie
'54% Mar 10
92% Apr
137%
12%
73 Va
19%
common
Gas
Co
2
8
137%
12%
*72
26
Bigelow
7
25
138%
12%
73 %
18
preferred
ronv
9
Dec
*137 V4
12%
*72
14%
100
preferred
Jun
Jan
137%
12%
73%
8%
,
Apr
17% Jan
16
13
700
14,600
19%
47
76
51%
26%
50
84% Jan
13
*72
51 Vt
8%
20
2
34%
138
*137%
12%
73%
51%
3,600
19
16
Juu
137
12%
*72
51 Va
5,600
•
25%
26
17
137%
137
51%
1%
8 Va
Feb
7
51%
36 %
19%
16% Dec
July
51%
36 Va
25
41
12
51%
36%
8 Va
Budd
3
51%
__5
Brunswick-Bit llce-Collendev
19% Jan
51 Va
25%
36
„
19 Va
28% May 20
16%' Mar 25
7
36%
24%
19
14% Nov
36 Va
1 Va
25%
5
10
2
36 Va
101
iVt
25%
1%
26
No par
24% Jan
43 % Mar
36
10
Corp
12% Jun
22
36
*93
1 Va
25%
1 Va
*25%
7.50
15% Dec 12
81% May 29
35% Jun
35%
1%
2.50
15
14
26
1 Va
102
*98
26
100
.
16
40% Feb
1C2
1%
25%
com. 5
Co..
13% Sep
76% Jan
7
99
1 Va
25%
No par
22% Oct
May
*96
peso
com...No par
22 Va Mar 17
36 %
50
*96%
of
-9
$5
800
2,200
16
6
94
35%
Jun
R3% Feb
19%
*90
35 Vt
17% Jun
76
21
19%
92
35%
20% May 26
27% July 24
1
21
20
35 Va
63 % Dec
4
21
19%
92
35%
20
Aug
20%
94
35
23
Dec
21
20 %
34 Va
Oct
„
1,700
21 %
*90
34 %
17
7
1.300
20%
20
94
50
800
11%
No par
Maine
(The)
11%
34%
Inc
Shoe
11%
34%
51 % Jun
5
*11%
1,600
33
30
common...10
Stratton—
&
11%
*32 V»
*29 V4
1.900
(The)
cum
30
50
57%
Co
Brooklyn Union
s'/'
11%
33
30
*32 V4
11%
35
57%
2.50
S4
11%'
1.600
53 Va
preferred
&
20
*90
-
11%
11%
*83
10
19%
53
Inc
Bristol-Myers Co
27% Jan
60
21%
21%
20 Va
94
No par
9
3
21%
21%
20 Va
*90
8%
May 28
22% Jun 15
14
11%
*26%
45% Jun
9
11%
5
54% May 29
Jan
11%
Briggs
2
I
*23% Nov
*11%
Branil'f
38 % Mar 11
Nov
30%
Airways. Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co..;
_I—5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
7
25% Mar 10
30% Apr
33
*30
86
5.000
97%
58%
preferred
Roller Bearing
Bower
*32%
30
36%
*95
•*1.9%
58%
—
Co
19%
36%.
96%
19%
80
39
58%
Common
9
Mar
11%
32%
...1
Borg-Warner Corp
33
11%
29%
11%
500
36%
36
*83
32%
11%
15%
58 %
Mfg Co
Borden
46 % Mar
86
29%
11%
700
15%
58%
(Delaware)
Chemical
&
*83
%
58 %
Co
Stores
Boston
86
33
100
Airplahd'
3 % %
*83
43
*95%
11%
__1()
!
58% Mar 27
12
19%
29%
1
Book-of-fhe-Month
Mar 25
94
19%
Va
*32%
100
(Del)
86
94% Jan
36 Va
94
19%
1
Langhlfn
Class B
35%
94
50
—
Bohn Alumimn
Brass
Bon Ami Co class A
3
12 % Mar 12
35
43 V4
16
*15%
38 %
35%
19%
49 V,
49
39
*93%
85
common
23% Mar
29% Mar 18
2
*38 Va
1
17% Jun
2
15%
1
21% Jan
Jan
15%
10
Blockson
7
49%
39
*38%
19%
84 %
49%
15%
15%
35%
100
50
*49%
94
19%
pld
Boeing
2
%
.2.50
48 '/a Mar 20
25
50
20%
27 y4 Mar 18
11% Jan
200
10 Va
10
29% Jan
3,500
10%
10
15
71
20%
10
29
*70
10%
Jun
29
71
*69
20%
38
6% Oct
71
10%
30
21% Dec
*69
20%
41% Dec 23
Jun
20
20%
17
25
47
*19%
*10 Va
31% May J 6
Oct
46%
19%
70%
70
47 Vt
10%
39
ser
Co
W)
23,400
25%
46 V8
10%
Mining Co—.1
Decker
&
(E
24%
25 Va
20%
47
1
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
24%
25%
47
*19%
20%
Carpet (Del)
pld series of 1951
5
5,300
20%
*19%
400
2.600
9%
10%
Corp
preferred
22 % Mar 17
25%
5%
40
9%
*20%
Bigelow-Sanlord
21% Jan
July 10
25%
47
9%
*38 Va
Co
4%%
„
9%
10
...
Bethlehem Steel
6
25 Va
47
25%
10
50
Foods..
57% Jan
9%
No pat-
Corp
pld $3.25
<fe
10
5%
39%
5
Benguet Consol
71 % Jun
18
Cum
x9%
6
40
*5%
40
15%
4%%
Loan
Best
400
15%
Aviation
Beneficial
10'%
71%
Corp
7
18% Nov 28
25% Nov
107 % Feb
Bendix
27
16,200
10
preferred
5
135% Jun
14
Dec
Feb
*43%
500
774
7
7%
44
common
Howell Co
1% Jan
3
18% Apr 14
22% Oct 27
&
4%%
27% Jan
20
15% Mar 15
Aircraft
Bell
23
10
7
Jan
84
17
Bell
12
10 %
*70
Corp
22
Jun
31
146% Aug 26
Jun
1% Jun
22
139% Apr 29
12% Oct 16
76% Sep
93
1
1% Mar
14
16
2
Jan
40%
47
RR
22% Mar 13
5%
39%
25 Va
5%
5%
20
Packing Co
Belding-Heminway
Marie
5%
40
46%
Beech-Nut
*91% Feb
«7
Creek
16%
43%
*16
16%
7 Va
43%
50
Co
Aircraft
*16
7%
44%
49%
S)
Beech
29
9
May 21
(A
16 Va
7%
39%
5%
*19%
Inc
Beech
16% Mar 20
14
Shoe
16%
*43%
10
convertible
Mills
V
new—
Works
Foods
3%%
7%
44
40
50
Cigars lnc
33% Apr
7
44
•
7.500
'
5%
100
preferred
Iron
94% Apr 16
16% Oct 22
25% Oct
Corp
7 Va
preferred—100
common
16%
16%
16%
39%
13
preferred—.100
brothers
59% Apr
21
14
5%
Corp.!
common
Aroostook
Convertible
9% Feb
78% Feb
Ohio
&
1
9%
9 Va
44 Vt
*43%
16
*15%
9%
7
_3
1
16
16%
_5
No put-
(The) .No par
Co
noticunnilalive
&
Anier.
lnc
Wilcox
'Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
17% Feb
42
of
Co
(The) common
preferred—
conv
36% Feb
Jun
Canteen
Mfg Corp
$2.25
16
($1.20)
pre!
Co
Automatic
26
432/2 Jun
prior
Autocar
4
8V4
14%
12 V4
*130
*38
13%
*80
14%
12
%.
133
14%
12 Va
*130
39 %
38%
13%
*13%
81%
80
1 14%
14%
12 Va
12%
133
*130
39
*38
90
14%
7,800
12%
900
133
39 Va
100
1,500
13%
13 %
13%
80%
*80%
81%
70
8Va
900
8%
8 >4
8 Va
*23%
'
8 Va
8Va
24 %
24%
24
108
108
*106%
20
20
20
19%
20 V*
19%
19%
*19%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
*106%
13,300
78 Va
70
*23%
108
12'%
*77%
*67%
20
107%
,
77 Va
70
24
*23%
12
12 Va
79%
*106 Va
108
24
200
90
103
1,500
20%
r
24% May 16
1% Oct 28
29
Jan
2
3% Jan
22
2
Jan
3% Mar
2
7% Apr
22% Jan
10 Va Jan
17
7%,Jun
9% Mar
2
9
2
26
Dec
12
July 17
11% Jan
Dec
4
95
Jan
14
43% Jan
19
51
Sep
5
Jan
11
89
*16% May 26
*
31% Nov
17
*46% Nov 25
9% Oct 15
16% Oct
22% Jun
27% Jan
2
California Packing
Corp
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
1
_
30
20
-
7
40% Mar 31
56
Apr
3
Jan
31
22% Jun
27% Jan
10% Jan
90
13% Mar
Jun
48% Jan
102
22
17% Apr 24
24% Jun 16
46%Jun
52
Jan
9
18%
For footnotes
see
Jan~30
page
22.
conv
6
5
Canadian
Jan
5
Cannon
54
9
13% Jan
18
$4.25
30
29
May 27
19% May 25
preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd..
Jan
9
& C
Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__l.G5%
34
10
17% Jun
Campbell W
20% Feb
Jun
11
3
30
May 28
26% Jun
16%
29
""~"g
(Philip)
8%
24 %
*50
95
8%
24%
12%
»
*2
8%
"22%
12%
95
2V»
8%
24 Va
12%
*92%
123 %
*0
*23%
2%
8%
12%
12%
95
95%
8%
23%
24
12%
.
2
95%
12%
*94
(The)
51%.»
51
50
19%
20 V8
20%
25
27
27%
26%
27 Va
27 Va
27
*47
47%
47
47
*46%
47 Va
*47
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
28 %
27%
28
28
28
27%
•17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1
Co
Mfg Co
12%
5
*27%
—II—lo
17%
.
50
*20V»
27
50
24
1,500
2
2
2 Va
5,000
8%
8%
8%
9,200
23%
*23 Vt
23%
200
12%
12 Va
12%
15,500
96
94%
94 V2
50
1
19%
No par
I
Ry
Mills
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey
2 '/a
8%
—No par
Pacific
Carborundum
100
2
.
20%
*50
51%
*50
20%
*20
20%
120
51%
♦19%
12%
26%
27%
27%
•
v-
500
15,300
47%
100
12%
13%
13,800
27%
27Va
27'A
1,200
17%
17%
17%
800
47
*47
%
12%
'
Number 5237
Volume 178
....
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(157)
13
4
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1952
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
STOCK
Carolina
Clinchfield &
Carolina
Power
9
Aug
5
IO3V2 .Tun
5
Feb
20
41% Dec
10
34% Jun
10
4 8
39j/4 Oct 30
53 % Jan
28
42
Apr
6
49
21% Jan 23
36% Dec
4
34% Jan
2
45 % Mar
5
Carrier
58
Dec
4
55% Jan
5
72
Mar
5
Conv
preferred 4%
72
Dec
89 % Mar
9
Conv
preferred
116
10
39% Jan
113% Mar 19
5.
4
16
4
69
10% Feb
20
14% Dec
3
12% Jun
16
Oct
21
30 % Apr
18
16% Jun
16
25
Jan
5
142
.
Nov
3
Jun
19
143
Jan
9
16
Dec
31
50% Jun
19
96% Jun
23
51% Jan
7
2
1501/2 Feb
26
120
Jun
3
2
78
Jun
12
98
16% Jun
Feb
66
3
33% Oct
30
131 'A Dec
5
941/2 Nov
110% Jan
6
-
24% July 10
15% Oct
24
19% Jan
2
Oct
15
17% Jan
28
16
•
23
Oct
30
13
35% Jun
16
97
Jun
12
25
17% Jun
24
20% Mar
24% Oct
9
20% Jun
15
28% Feb
24
28% Feb
25
5
5%
Mar 27
Georgia
4
10
22 % Mar 27
CentralSouth
15'A Dec
31
21
Feb
6
11% July 10
17% Mar 16
Central
Violeta
25%
24%
*119*
52%
24%
122
83%
70
6,800
103
*100
243A
25
*119
83%
122
4,600
53
52%
103
*100
1,660
173/b
126
25
10,900
*119
831/4
121%
83
831/4
800
1,200
831/4
17%
17%
173/b
*17%
17%
16%
*16'A
16%
*16i/4
16%
100
5
*20Vb
20'A
20'A
20'A
*20%
20%
20'A
20%
20'A
2OV4
800
*5%
5%
5%
500
No par
West
*34%
100
6
;
35%
Sugar
Apr
3
10
Jan
29
7% Jun
16
Dec
9
58 V\ Feb
8
22% Jun
30
9 % Mar 12
38% Jan 15
16'% Apr
1
13
Jun
1(1
15% Mar 20
Certain-Teed
28
42
Feb
8
30% Apr
28
37
Feb
3
30
July 24
32
Jan
15
103 % Jau
30
Products
No
35%
35%
35%
68
68
683/4
11%
11%
11 5/B
693A
2,800
1,800
11%
115/4
36
69aA
693/4
11%
35%
353/8
67%
38'A
37%
37%
1101%
101%
18%
18%
18%
18%
24
*101
23 %
102
38 %
38%
103
*38
103
115/8
8,500
38%
300
102 5/s
102 5/a
40
183/a
18 3/b
18%
*38
38%
18%
18%
2,500
24
24
103
103
24 Vb
24%
24%
*235/b
24
24%
24 Vb
24Vb
24%
24%
*23%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
13V*
13Vu
12%
13'A
12
12%
*24
,
1,000
24
23%
23%
500
19%
193A
195/s
19 3A
10,500
*115%
12%
11%
11%
1,000
*7%
1
*7%
8 Vb
*7%
8%
23%
23%.
23%
23
23 Vb
22%
23 Vb
3,300
13%
,,
8Va
23'A
5
Co
35%
67%
'
par
Corp
6
35
12
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills—,
Cerro de Pasco Corp—,
23
6
xll%
68'A
11%
*37%
5
Co
6
*5%
6
6
*67
50,
_'
Corp
8
Belt
52 Va
103
13'A
*125
17%
Ry
13% Oct
Chain
25%
126
80%
*16%
Co
X34
33 % Oct
*100
122
*125
52%
52%
52
103
*119
127
*126
127
83%
24
181/2 Jun
17'A
*79 72
16%
50
20% Jun
131/4
17%
17%
Central RR C0[ of N J class A
Class B
1
13 VB
17'A
83%
18%
9
82
13 Vb
16%
10
24% Oct
*80
13%
17%
17%
100
20% Dec
82
17%
500
17%
—
17
64
16%
preferred series B__.
20
40Vb
64
17%
Co
Feb
40
65
l
Sugar
16% Apr
15
40'A
*64
*80
82%
4%%' preferred
Central.Illinois Public Service
2
300
3,600
40.
65%
*16%'
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light common
*
6
Jan
40%
*64
__20
Central
42% Mar 25
110
of
421/z
No par
—
Aguirre
Central
22
73% Jan
40% Aug 18
'
•
common
40% Jan
21% Nov
151/4 Feb
Corp
preferred
42%
*12%
24%
122
82%
4,000
43
17%
*100
25%
*119
160
363/4
13
51%
103
24%
___10O
103%
3672
83 %
*125
51%
*100
.
40%
103%
36%
*42'A
43
Shares
104%
36
17'A
'
125
51 %
100
preferred..;
17'%
125
*103%
the Week
Friday
July 10
13
13 %
17%
10
common
83%
13
5%
24
29
*81 %
1
12.50
Celotex
20
19% Oct
*81 %
series—.50
16% Mar 18
20
2
65 %
19% Mar 25
111/2 Jun
110 '/a Oct
411/4
65%
10
621/2 Apr
8
41
66
24
31 % Apr
24
41%
66
preferred series A.100
8
Jan
41
50
conv
2nd
Central Foundry
Apr
10
series.'
4%%
Central
36"
104
*42 %
1%
22
Dec
42%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
22
13
42 %
5
26
68 % Dec
42 %
6
7% Feb
35% Dec
35%
2
Jan
20% Jun
7
103%
35 VB
38% Jan
10
17
103%
35%
133% Jan
19
29
103%
x35%
4.20%
5% Jun
IOV2 Jan
xl03%
35%
100
19% Feb
47% Jan
105%
Corp
Tractor
Preferred
July 9
35%
42%
preferred
Caterpillar
24
Sales for
Thursday
July 8
*104%
5
4.80%
PRICES
Wednesday
July 7
No par
Co common
8
9% Feb
17% Jan
h%
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
July 6
Ry_100
common
14
20% Mar 12
19% July 30
6.
16
Feb
Ohio
Light.
General
&
CasMMJ 1)
2
65% Jan
105
Corp
Carriers
14% Mar 27
104% Aug
2
471/4 Jan
991/2 Jan
.
119
154% Aug 21
&
AND
Monday
Par
Carpenter Steel Co
22
57% Oct
Jan
Mar
Jan
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
104% Jan
34
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
-
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
133/a
3,100
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31%
*31 %
31%
31'A
31%
400
'31%
10
,
8 VB
*7%
8%
23
*75/8
23%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26% Jun
16
Jan
18
105% Oct
21
92% Jun
22
53/8 Oct
23
8% Jan
17
5% Jun
16
1
221/4 May
98
Common
$4.50
16
41% Feb
2
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. common__25
3
85% Jan
9
34'A Jan
26
2
39% Dec
10
34 Vb Jun
81 % Jan
4
88
Dec
23
80
Jun
16 Vu Feb
20
23%. Dec
23
18
Jun
18
23% Mar 13
Jun
20
23% Jan
17
26 % Mar 17
7
17.% Jun
3%%
convertible
21% July
16
21% Mar 24
Chicago
20
28 % Dec
12
18% Jun
10
26% Jan
5
17
34% Dec
1
30% Apr
23
34% Jan
21
12'A Mar
1
18'A Dec
17
14
12
18
Jan
6
7
10
Jan
6
Jun
Class B
Oct
28
18
8
18'A Oct
15
24
Mar 19
16
Jun
16
22% Jan
13
x391/4 Feb
27
51% Dec 23
42
Apr
23
51% Jan
2
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
16% Feb
17
21% May 21
325/b Feb
20
42 % Dec
30
35'A Feb
18
42% May 21
45 'A Apr
24
56'A July 23
49% Jun
10
b<4''/4 Mar 19
75
68
Jun
19
82 % Mar 19
76% May 27
7
15
10'A Dec
611/2 Apr 28
July 25
72 % Dec
23
65 % Jan
9
Nov
,3
89% Jun
25
12% Feb
6
49 'A Jan
9
81% Jan
11
95
8% Sep
18
Oct
27
18
Jan
8
23A Oct
30
4% Mar 12
13
Nov
14
29'A Nov
5
10
68 % Feb
May
13
Chic
& North
5%
89% Oct
8
Jan
30
102
21
28% Jan
4
92
28
16
Oct
11 %
18%
1
19
19%
193/4
193/4
20%
19%
201/4.
19%
19%
193/a
195/8
4,000
41%
41
411/4
2,900
53
52%
523/4
2,600
No par
90%
901/2
90%
*8%
8%
*8%
lo
11%
11%
11%
11%
4
C
1
2
City
5
Milling; Machine Co
56% Sep
9
16
53% Jan
Apr
4
100
Jun
12
109 % Jan
65% Jan
14
75
Dec
29
71
Jun
8
75
37 % Jan
26
44
Sep
3
42
Jun
8
44% Mar 19
20% Jun
25% Apr
9
1
39% Dec
9
30
Jan
2
25 % Jan
2
22% Jan
19
81% Apr.
91
89% Jun
12
95
Jan
23
9
5
Feb
4
24% Oct
22
130% Jan
3
75
Dec
3
102
Jan
18
2
32% Jan
24
Jan
6% Jan
3
3% Oct
4
2% July
28% Apr
Jun
24
134
78
Jan
2
87
117% Jun
7
13
15
17
6
125% Feb
875
Jail
42% Jun
10
47 % Jan
8
89% Jan
13
9
80
2
17% Jun
16
24% Feb
7
17 % Jun
22% July
31%
450
800
160
200
200
88
88
*85
Co com
par
503/4
102%
*71
21
29
3
42"% Jan
61 % Apr
.
23% July
27% Aug 13
2
20% Jan
4
<
6
16
2
821/4
18
18
*413/4
423/4.
415A
42
com
42%
42%
13 Va
13
13'A
13
13 Va
13
13 Vb
28,300
15'A
15
153/8
145/b
15%
6,700
Pictures
preferred-No
Co
18
6% Jun
30
Mills
23% Apr
24
27% Jan
27
22% Feb
10
24% Jan
15
Congoleum-Nairn
10
31% Jan
30
Consolidated
Consolidated
61%
43%
43%
1,700
23%
45
33%
23%
24
24
24 3/s
24%
243/4
8,100
45
453A
45%
453A
X44 %
45
4,100
33 '/b
33%
33
333/8
33 'A
33 %
4,500
19'A
19
195/s
18%
19%
5,800
18%
34%
34%
18%
34%
35
34 %
343A
343/8
345/8
10,100
34%
3434
345A
345/8
34 3/b
343/8
1.800
34%
35
345/8
345/8
*345A
35%
63A
63A
63A
63/4
1,200
24%
1,600
1,100;
23%
44%
18%
34%
*34%
34%
6%
24Vb
23%
*28
—No par
25
25
..25
No par
__
10
No par
f
—
No par
Coppermines Corp
8
5
Y
Gas
Elec
38 %
38%
106%
106 3/4
105% July 15
91
22
16% Jan
18
14
10% Aug 13
11% Jan
23
11
13
*
Apr
52% Oct
27% Sep
r-
8
.9%
Oct
•9
Mar 24
16% Apr
Jan
2
102% Jan
\'' 31 %
May
99
1
1
12
110
May 16
13 % Apr
27
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Jan
2
58
Consol RR of
20
10% Jan
0
Consolidated
Feb
6
10% Jan
0
Consolidated
Textile
16% Jun
.■
10
22% Feb
3
Consolidated
Vultee
9
35 Vb Apr
23
Jun
19
38% May 18
8
109% Jan
108% Feb
Jan
30
99% Jun
18
31
36
Jun
17
8
93
Jun
23
4
18% Jan
2
25 Vb May
90'/t Jan
2
95% Jun
89% Dee
18
103% Feb
41% Aug 19
'
19% Dec
96
Feb'
48% Dec
7
31
Jan
5
"99
Jun
16
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
For footnotes see page
22.
45% Jan 13
87
May 20
112% Jan
16
45
102% Feb
11
21
4
Cuba
Retail
$4.50
;
preferred
1
12
Co
Inc
;
$5.50
$3.75
126% July
3
$4.25
!
preferred
Continental
3
8
Cat.
Inc
preferred
conv
2nd
6%
24'A
23%
28%
8 V«
39
106 %
common
20
No par
preferred—No par
25%
103 7/b
*94
14
95%
14%
•
*102'A
40
*95
22%
92%
102 "A
40
54%
54%
95%
22%
92%
*87'A
89
125% 125%
24%
23%
23 Vb
23%
*23%
24
283/s
*273/4
28%
*275/4
28'A
7%
7%
7,200
38 5/b
385/8
10,300
106%
106%
1,200
25'A
9,100
8
38%
106
25-
103%
*94
14 VB
8
39
24%
7%
1
38 5/b
,
106%
106 3/b
25%
25%
104
;
95%
104
*94
14%
14%
8
383A
107
25 %
104
25 Vb
'103 Vb
95%
*94
14%
14
105
95%
300
12
*11%
51 5/b
513/4
x51
513/s
26%
23
7%
102'A 102'A
102
102'A
39%
40
95
95
22% 23'A
92% 92%
54
54%
88
88
124% 124%
9 Vb
12
73A,
9%
11 %
8
9%
8
9'A
73/4
*9
10
2,100
*23%
*11%
*
150
14
515/8
37%
101% 101%
24%
23%
26%
18
700
24%
*28
51%
37%
7%
9%
.
24%
*23%
12
52
9%
13%
7%
6 5%
26%
12
51%
*23
6%
12
37%
9%
No par
No par
26
24%
103%
37%
1
Continental Baking Co cum—No par
55 % July
8
38%
*106
35
18%
10c
No par
preferred—:
No par
Container Corp uf America com
10
4% -preferred
100
97% Jan
18%
34%
34%
*34%
6%
24%
23%
*28
7%
9'A
18'A
7%
$4.52
-
52
*23
Inc..—1
Aircraft.^
9b
51%
5
pfd—100
Stores
25
103%
14 V*
12
14
15
Consumers Power Co com
5
99
26
\
67c
5
95
1.33%
Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
38% Jan
43% Dec
17
Grocers
July 10
109% Nov
12
92
3
5
16
2
Jan
4%
Consolidated
3
16% Jun
Preferred
Mar 20
103 Vb
series'B—100
series C
100
4%%
24
July
7% Feb
1
14
23
38% Dec
2
I02
Apr '
12% Jan
20% Dec
15
34% Jan
.
11
15
102
25
Power Co'of Bait com—.No par
16% Apr
Jan
23
12
39 % Dec
10
48% Jun
64% Feb '■ 4
16
Jun
33
Light &
'
19
28%
8
No par
com
preferred
Preferred
18%
34%
34%
34%
6%
24%
23%
No pur
Consol Edison1 of N
Consolidated
60 VB
433/4
44%
33%
Inc..
Cigar
60%
433/8
23%
Corp
2
2
60 3A
44
32%
Publishing Co
320
60%
*43%
44%
preferred
preferred
*
60%
43%
23%
com
15%
60%
43%
5
;
153/4
60 3/4
43%
10
Elec
Co.
Solvents.
Nast
15%
60%
Inc.No par
Ohio
10% Feb
15%
500
43%
*60
par
No par
Southern
&
15%
common-No par
Carbon
.6% Dec. 10
97% Jan
120
2,700
42 5/s
convertible
15
.63
13
conv
7
*61'A
63
42 5/b
$1.32
9
*61%
13 Vb
$1.40
$5
63 %
43
37% Mar 16
5
175/b
43%
37% Mar 16
Cone
173/4
13
Commonwealth Edison, Co
Conde
175/8
No par
100
43
17
Jun
160
70
43
17
100
7,900
2.50
32% Jun
25
17%
No par
32% Jun
Nov
173/8
Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
31
113
17%
425/8
31
27
1,200
173/B
42 Va
35% Dec
Feb
18%
*61%
24% Dec
106
83
18 5/4
42s/8
14
28
83
19
42%
2p
31
82'A
19
43%
35 % Dec
27% Dec
82'A
183A
42%
32% Jan
23
43
83 %
18
43
Commercial
4
1,800
423/a
*82
43
2
Jan
82,%
18Va
'A
*62
37% Mar 17
25% Oct
*825
43
63 %
22 % Jan
110% Jan
84
18
*43
435/a
*62
17
10
*82
43%
100
27
23% Jun
43%
noucumulative 2nd' pfd
Apr
109 % Jan
435/b
63
18
2
43%
61
32% Jun
103 % Jun
*43 %
59%
$4.25 cumulative
25
2,800
,
*60
Columbia
3
200
86
*58
11
109% Mar 27
110
*825
*825
70
129%
1093/4
59'A
31
2
luy-%
60
34% Dec
*106 % Jan
*84%
59%
35% Jan
Feb
*128 %
851/2
60
2
11
109'A
110
129'A
1,100
60
27
40% Feb
%
109
85%
86
4,500
60
17% Oct
16
*843A
310
3%
31%
17%
30% Jan
10
109 %
*825
--
129,
129'A
129
31%
60
Engineering
7% Jun
86%
3
3 Vb
32
60
Credit;
34% Jun
109
110
108
130
32
17%
Combustion
19
*84%
2%
3 'A
32
61
Commercial
25
*129'A
86%
3%
32
61
Columbus
12% Jan
313/4
130
893A
*59%
6
39 % Nov
89%
89%
*59'A
26% Mar 16
1
2,700
90
39'A
62
46
7% May
5,500
25%
89%
61
38% Jam
32% July 18
3 9 5/u
25%
89%
*60%
11
27% Jun
40%.
25%
89%
*59
Columbian
7
39%4
251/4
100
51% Mar 17.
21% Feb
40%
840
Class B
Mar 25
1,700
251/2
129%
No par
Ry
22
.
43
40%
No par
Columbia Gas System Ine
5
40
73
21%
noucumulative 1st pfd
39% Jun
6
21%
25%
No par
31% Jun
Nov
*42
21
40 3/4
31 5/b
! 7
27
*713/a
43
21
25'A
31%
30
.July
73
*42
240
40%
*84 %
38% Aug
28% Jan
*713/a
20
3,100
253/b
No par
44% Jan
25
71%
21 VB
50%
104
41
100
preferred—100
14
28
103
25 3/b
3%
20
23% Oct
50%
5034
1031A
40 %
32 Va
Nov
21% Apr-Is
90
17%
Columbia
22
16% May 22.
Mar
*88
4Vo
63% May 27
8
21
3%
34% Oct
37
*103
88%
200
43
713/4
*42
*89 3A
Corp
50%
50%
103%
*155
25
1
(The).
50%
*103
21
33/b
Jun
Jun
Vb
897/b
33
59% Mar
20
*3%
....
88
88%
*87
43
*42
89%
65 % Mar 24
41
71%
200
*155
A
21%
preferred—.. 100
6
11% Jan
50%
103%
*71
43
1
Jan
26
88%
50%
72%
*42
No par
55
.15
200
103 %
503A
103
gtd.__50
7%
28
Nov
16%
16%
4%' stock..50
Nov
13% Jan
1,600
*155
59
63
32
*155
2
5
32
313/4
4%
45 % May 22.
600
100
1,600
Jan
11
31 3/b
31%
11%
*99
16%
38
10% Dec
31%
,
78%
Fuel/&• Iron
56% Jun
31%
11%
373/4
& Southern
Jan
31%
,
83 Va
100
37%
Colorado
15
31%
*11,%
*96%
X78 %
Colorado
Mar 241
45 % May
82'A
12
Xl6%
67
9
7,000
83%
100
38
66 Vu Mar 24
8
813A
82%
*11%
*96%
793/4
20% Mar 17
27
80%
*11%
,
163/4
6
Apr
82%
,
12%
100
163/4
10
13
813/4
11%
.11%
*96%' 100
833/s
*96%
38
10
38 % Jan
82%
*11%
79
Jan
38% Jan
10,000
16%
53 % Feb
1
263/4
38 74
55
1
26%
8OV4
12
11
26%
16 %
Dec
16% Jan
26 5/8
26 5/b
80
60
39% Feb
27
26%
*38
8"
40 % Feb
2,90.0
16%
18
4
260
4674
47%
38'A
16
3
93%
46%
80%
Jan
29
92j/4
471/2
16 3/b
Oct
13 % Oct
18%,
93%
463/4
79
Jan
32% Jun
18%
935/8
38
39
22% Feb
5,100
18%
94
793A
41
59 % Mar 27
183/a
18%
93%
44'A
common
conv
*18'/a
18 5/8
931/4
383/4
Collins & Aiknian Corp..:
27
16,500
18%
26%
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com_.No par
$3.50
preferred
No par
2
Jun
24
72
793/4
Internat'l
Coca-Cola
60
713A
93 %
44'A
Corp
Coca-Cola Co
0
200
25
723/4
72
25
*38%
RR
Inc
preferred
2,200
27
*25
72%
1,100
2 3A
IO1/4
preferred—100
4% cumulative 2nd
20
7
Apr
95
2
17% Oct
July
47% Dec
23
1%
25/a
*'10
18%
l
cum
i
26 7/b
No par
Pitts
&
73
72
11%
*11
94
18'A
*93
5
Cluett Pea body & Co com
Jan
108
874
4%%
4
72%
43%
Illuminating com.No
Foods
Clopay
19
Jan
May
72
1,100
8%
20
100
Molybdenum
Clinloa
32% May 25
129
4
88
Jan
6
5
Feb
136% Aug
27
5
preferred
Climax
26% May 20
*25
433A
new....
Special guaranteed
Cleviie Corporation
15
20
4 3 % Mar
Elec
Cleveland
18% Mar 18
27
*83/4
9,900
92
*90
75'A
.100
Co
St Louis Ry
Si
$4.50
Mar 23
*25 Vb
No par
noucumulative
Cleve
19
47% Jun
Equipment
5%
8
110
25%
100
6
21
25%
26%
common
6.
48% Feb
10'A
745/8
23/4
10%
_io
Co
City Products Corp
105% Mar 12
23/4
10 %
2 5/b
10
Co
July
88
2%
*10
45
preferred
Apr
158
10
25/8
101/4
No par
Corp
C
Feb
25/s
*9%
713A
*69
Electric—
Financial
C C
11%
25
&
investing
10 7/8
97/a
100
5 %%
8%
23A
L.25
Service
Cities
9
12
913/4
*83/4
9%
8.50
T
91
8%
2%
common
Cincinnati
75%
1
preferred
Co
Gas
713A
75
11
11
.
25
common
preferred
4%
16% Mar 18
Mar 24
72
*70
8%
Clark
80
73
90'A
City Stores Co common:
4%% 'convertible preferred
152
*70
*8%
Cab
6
4
87
4,000
com__No par
9
29
40% Jun
7,600
45%
44% Jan
Dec
29% May
175/8
90'A
New
1,400
45%
No par
Copper
9%
17%
Chicago
Co
500
9%
•9
455/8
75%
convertible
1,200
3,000
18%
83% Feb
Apr
9
15
45%
18
80
9%
143/a
173/4
16
155
91/4
9
15%
15
45%
Jun
5
15%
181/4
77
7
15
45%
36 % Jun
Feb
147/b
311/s
18 Vb
10
74% Jan
143/4
21
31
18%
22
9
15 Vb
19
20%
45 Va
Sep
15% Feb
15
753A
Yellow
5,700
18 5A
315A
21
*31%
9%
July
2
31%
45 3/8
90
12
21
31 3A
18 VB
18
7
40% Dec
21
31
9%
500
21
19
205/b
31
743/8
6
33% Mar
183/4
18 5/B
20'A
31
75%
an
a
18%
18%
21
X18 3/b
24
9%
48% Dec
14% May 12
79% Nov
140
'• i t
18%
30%
745/8
Jan
i-t
*23%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
5Vo conv preferred series A___10()
Mar 27
102
18%
24%
*693A
2
95% Jan
8
10
30% Jun
14
33% July
July
Jun
95
18%
243/s
455/b
Chrysler Corp
77% Jun
Jan
14% Dec
114
22
Jan
9
18%
24%
900
11,900
18 VB
preference
2
30 % Fob
18%
24%
71%
convertible
96% Jan
16
18 3/b
24
*70
$3
Chile
22
18 %
24
523/4
5
24% Jun
18%
24
41%
.Ian
35% Jan
37 % Dec
18%
53'A
Cincinnati
31 % Jun
80%
42
5%
51
*79%
53
Childs
Jan
1,200
m%
41%
13
19% May
100
18%
80 "A
41%
10
102
8OV4
37%
533/8
3% Feb
19
80 »/4
36%
53'A
13% Feb
25
8O1/4
37
41%
1
Jun
*79%
36 3/4
413/4
17
91%
37%
37 Vb
53%
2 % Jun
Dec
36V8
*273A
45%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
30
37%
28%
41%
11
9
36%
*273/4
535/8
14 % Pel)
70% Jun
28
28
100
24
39
273A
28
80%
500
53A
18
preferred series A
10% Jun
July 10
170
*5'A
28
28
Chicago rneuumtic Tool com.No par
7
9% July
500
99
;
No par
pfd.
Western
12
25
28
*971/2
53A
100
Pac
&
noncum
Jan
95
17% Jun
103
94% Jan
Paul
St
series A
9% Jan
25
Dec
98
27
Milw
5%
*27%
99
*5%
>20 5/B
..No par
—
3
85/8 July
Mar 12
48% Jan
Chic
(The)
27%
98%
*97
18'A
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
Corp
27%
5%
27%
y4
57/b
24
II— 1
20
181/4 Feb
28'A Apr
15'A Feb
27%
98%
53/4
97
55/a
"79%
40
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May 17
27
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22 % July 22
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98
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27% July 10
28
•
preferred
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7% Mar 27
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23
200
8
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previona
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
17
10% Jan
18% Jun
Nov
17
15% Feb
81% Nov
10
10% Mar 17
11
20% Mar 17
18
13% Mar
3
Continental
Diamond
67
Jun
16
82% Jan
7
Continental
7 Va Apr
30
66 Vg Jan
2
75
10
19% Oct
28
25
28
52
Apr
3
Jan 30
Jun
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
18% Jun
9
18
31% Aug
13
23% Jun
10
29% Jan
25
20% Jun
16
26% Jan
27
2
28% Jan
2
23% Jun
16
27% Feb
2
14
48% Jan
2
12
51% Jan
10
22% Mar 21
Oct
23
69% Jan
9
58
Jun
5
87 % Jan
25
70
Apr
52
1
93
Jan
16
99 % Apr
22
Jan
23
99% Apr
73
Sep
67% Feb
6
10
178
Apr
15
Jan
166
161
3% Jun
16
2% Jan
3
1% Jun
15
30
38% Jan
25
28% Jun
16
May 22
87 % Jun
3% Jun
26
4% Nov
12
96% Jan
Jan
5
Jan
20
2
Mar
9
11 Vh Jun
27
12% Dec
19
27
97
95
Jan
15% Jun
2
27% Mar 12
12% Jun
22
13
15
28
Jun
10
34% Jan
16
31% Apr
9
99% Jan
9
103% Jun
13
91
Oct
28
39% Jan
30
27% Jun
16
77 7a Oct
23
92% Jan
30
78
Mai' 25
36 % Dec
5
27
22
15% Sep
25
129 % Jan
19
5% Oct
22
65
9% Aug 27
26% Apr
24
6
Feb
93
Sep
10
*9% Jan
3
16
29
1
24% Sep
19
132% Dec
16
Dec
9
3
32
Jan
SO
July 23
2
7% Dec
22
44
39% Dec
24
May
Jan
22
19
36% Dec
£1
May 15
24
13% Apr
33% Feb
19
Jan
16
2
8% May 21
64
24%
247a
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513/8
513/8
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517a
217B
227a
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3 72%
preferred
7%
of
8% Apr
100
Mar
57% Feb
9% Feb
2
Curtis
$7
2
6%
14
Jan
407a Mar 25
Publishing
Jan
21
14 74 May
19
39% Jan
4
31% Jun
497a Jun
8
6
133/4 Jun
10
167a Jan
36% Dec
12
337b Jun
16
38 7b Mar 13
57
8274 May 28
92
Jan
83
Apr
28
92
Jun
3
17% Oct
22
24 % Feb
5
Corp
5%
Preferred
29
Daystrom
Dayton
Power
&
20
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40
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&
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8
10
9
18% July
1974'Jun 10
64
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63/4 Mar 17
16% Mar 25
197/e Jun
1
Jan
25
2672 Jun
5
33
114% Feb
19
9574 Jun
9
108
Jan
22
52% Mar 31
323/4 Jun
24
407b Feb
3
30
12
343/4 Feb
13
Jun
18
14 7«
10% Apr
28
Mar 17
35% Jun
23
14% Jan
3
12
12% July 30
1
25
Jan
3
8
Jun
16
9 74 Jan
3174 Jun
12
397b Mar
May 25
137e Feb
4
283/o Mar 27
13
4
Co
Devoe
&
$1.50
claw
A
7
233/o Mar 10
Dome
72 74 Mar 20
44% Dec
8
33 74 Jun
10
437b Jan
8
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9472 Jun
29
1023/4 Jan
15
17% Jun
10
243/4 Jan
5
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78
Jun
17
8374 Jan
14
3%%
25
37
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43
Feb
13
123/4 Jan
3
1
97% Dec
15
91
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10
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8
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25
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4
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8
8974 Jun
23
97
Jan
30
Apr
27
47 72 Apr
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12% July 10
48
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21
417a Jun
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158% Apr
47% Dec
18
9
39
July
July 15
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83
23
Dec
29
207a Jun
102
Jan
14
89
89
16% Jan
July
16
27
443/4 Jan
65 7e Dec
31
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17
2% Apr
16
17a Jun
11
137e Jun
10
2834, Jan
Stainless
169
94
Feb
23 7a Jail
102
6%
5
177a Feb
24
57
Mar 12
13
Jan
26
337a Feb
4
274 Apr
373/4 Jan
15
9
51 % Jan
18
49
Jun
11
50 3/4 Jan
56% Dec
26
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31
18
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16
317a Jun
16
37 74 Jan
8
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101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
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31 %
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44
5%
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6
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2674 Feb
19
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2674 July
293/4 Feb
923A May
99
20% Jun
247a Mar 12
8
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24
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187a Jun
2
70
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31
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11
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73
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2278 Jan
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30
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preferred series
&
400
213/4
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4%
preferred
.100
5%
9%
1
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
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400
2
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preferred
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161
46
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12%
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120
48%
9%
15
13 74
19,300
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14
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49%
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17
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31
63
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16
3
22
3074
18
Stop Nut Co
19
67a Jun
pave
307a
637a
preferred
15% Jun
18
see
305/a
200
11%
preferred
21 Vb Jun
77a Jun
footnotes
31
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Steel
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107a Jun
6
For
*30%
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4 72%
4
38% Jun
•
2,400
27%
100
& Co-
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4 74%
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8
3
357a
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623/4
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Edison
11
18
14
35%
27%
27%
100
18
preferred
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20
Feb
16
29
36
._10
Eastern
21
117a Jun
17% Jan
357a
117a
,
Eastman Kodak Co
Aor
26 74 Jun
153/4 Apr
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1
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26% Dec
98
353/4
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18
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47
32 % Dec
2
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98
353/4
64
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15
12
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Eastern
24
20
273/4
98
35%
177a
preferred
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10?a Nov
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277a
98
63%
com
8
48% May 13
48 78 Jun
16
13% Nov
27 3/e
35%
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1974 Mar 27
247a Apr
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20
3
28
28
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22
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400
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13/4 Jun
30
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8
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30
15
21
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22
Sep
21
457a
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17
21
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257a Mar 25
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21
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1
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5
2
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100
21%
21
50
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50
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30
63
19
preferred
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65
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21
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preferred
4%
163/» Jan
37a
65
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$4.15
16
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10
5
12% Oct
374
Feb
5
5
37a
33/4
65
63s/a
preferred
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107b May 15
9
-60
'
487/« Jan
10
65
33/4
B
517/s Jan
14% Jun
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3,900
18'A
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6
18% Jun
10,800
133/4
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4
22% Jun
26%
33/4
series
23
2
26 3/8
18%
series
9 7a Jan
18
26%
133/4
$4.50
4372 Jun
2B
26 3/8
4
$3.50
7
25% Jan
26%
17 %
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9
287e Jan
26%
183/4
No par
Nem
10% inn
25
26%
63%
Duplan Corp
49% Dec
14
26 V4
No par
common
convertible
10
16
series
Industries
25
30
263/8
No par
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8% Apr
Sep
1,300
26%
14
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20%
35/a
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48
42
91%
20 %
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19
91%
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2
10
10
85
91%
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12
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Nov
83
91%
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84 3/4
'
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85
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51
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91
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52
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preferred
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12.400
19
10
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Divco Corp
Dr.
1,000
14 78
24
14
3
common
Jan
26
473/8
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233/4
78
137s
100
17 7a Jun
133/4 Feb
2,400
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1
common
60
2
82%
8,700
31
473/8
233/4
preferred
1
2
14
600
263/a
303/4
1
24
5% Feb
173A Jan
14 7B
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3974
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S
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8
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14
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14 74
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50
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14
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20
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90
90%
14 74
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160
89
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3,000
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14
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100
34
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24
(The)
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9 74
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14
9074
90
50
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit
De
24 74 Mar 10
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Rio Grande
88 7b
100
33%
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50
7
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16
26
90
3072
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15
90
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267B
16% Jan
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8972
39%
52
24
88 74
Hillsdale & S W RR Co.100
21
6
337/S
Detroit
9
25
333/4
2
6172 Jan
23
33%
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11
Apr
33%
Detroit
17
16% Feb
3374
18
Nov
97
337s
2678 Jun
6% Jan
2
337a
100
66
27
54 72
337b
100
19
15% Jan
343/8
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13
36 % Feb
34 3A
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34
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54%
243/b Mar 23
5% Jun
82 % Nov
14 7a
14 7s
34 72
for
171 %
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14 72
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55% Feb
21
14 7B
14 7b
34 72
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16
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24 72 Jan
158
877a
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63/4
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12
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337a
89
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6
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22
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14 74
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89
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10
27
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173/4 Feb
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34
89
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&
10
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343/4
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25
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89
54 74
24
17
25
10
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new
8,900
1,600
30
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1,000
7%
37%
7
preferred
3,500
37 7B
2674
&
1%
63/4
98
5274
136
3972
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300
38
30
Decca
300
1,300
29
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;
3,000
9
774
140
14 7b
common
73/a
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343/4
28
24% Jan
51 % Oct
34
1,800
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•
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22
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34
25
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38
14 72
81 72 Apr
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34
34
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30
99
243/4
140
353/4
7'/b
217a
195
59
63/4
6%
97
523/a
14 74
23
17% Sep
Jan
23
79% May
*136
T.
51%
73/4
537a
*53%
1
Dec
974 Jun
73/4
63/4
97
97
;
170
*2874
28%
80
95
Nov
34
1
100
2.50
77b
243/4
36
85% Dec
-
73/4
247B
140
36
*52 7B
7
*96 74
527B
2874
267a
Lack
13V« Aug 29
24 7o
*136
30
63/8
■
97
527B
77B
100
7
*2874
3,200
83/4
1
Power
47
7
*96%
523/4
73/4
_1
pfd
7
97
527B
287a
73/b
59
9
10
Delaware
22
67B
*96%
28%
73/a
6074
20
Deere
Delaware
Jan
9
20
May 14
Denver
i
1
30
197/B
Delaware
974 May 19
*59
9
20
2
32
61
9
9 7b
2
84
774
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9
157b
♦170
19%
30
11
77a
60
217a
<■
153/8
93/8
157# Jan
80 % Jun
*28 7a
—1
9
97«
22
195
193/4
27 7, Feb
5
7%
*170
9%
52% Feb
26% Apr
15 7a
195
39%
18
3
77B
22
157«
*170
50c
16
27
7 74
597a
227a
157«
,
900
50c
Jun
30
9
2.50
Deep Rock Oil corp.
12
21 % Oct
77a
60
*213/4
15 74
2,800
81%
Inc
5
Rubber
233/4 Jun
99% Jan
73/a
23
195
287s
81%
X197b
Day ten
17
.36% Oct
157b
*170
287a
Co
12 7b
Jun
*213/4
1574
185
,.
82 l
2
47% Jan
11
23
157B
29
237„ Feb
12
Aug 13
*213/4
*170
287b
82
90%
Aug
12% May 13
823/4
297a
*82
90 74
15% Jun
Apr
2974
82 74
95
8872
26% Nov
1
2974
82
95
9074
18
3
29
82
100
94 7«
*86 %
15
Dec
29
*813/4
200
16,200
*8972
11% Oct
12% Jan
*28 3/4
3,200
93
123/4
88 74
23
39
94 7b
2374
29%
9074
5
13
94
60
317a
8872
2
21
94
165
127B
88 %
33V„ Jan
Nov
95
4,300
297b
*89 72
303/e Jan
8
937a
29
*90
707a
*30 7B
*8874
4
29% Feb
94
•
,
100
15
26% Dec
*93 7a
165
,
100
18
8
30
69%
13
32
29-3/4
100
457a Jun
30
123/4
*30 7s
30
C
16
Jun
137a
303/4
293/4
B
28% Jun
43
13 7B
303/4
297a
series
237a Jun
16
1374
32
283/4
series A
4
20% Oct
123/4
*30 7B
307a
series
30
137b Jun
13
32
3.75%
7
18% July 11
27% Jan 21
13
3.90%
24
18 % Feb
2674
3.75%
Sep
14
267B
Preferred
52
31
26 Va
2672
Preferred
35 % Nov
Oct
267a
-
Preferred
2
16% Jan
1574
*59 74
_
Light
83/4 Jun
37b July
9074
15
10
series A
16
Jun
2974
*88
15
267B
100
common
193/b Jun
37
29
88
15
2
3
Jan
700
29
88
11
21
10
267s
287B
15
16
Jan
12% Dec
26 7a
29
Jan
31% Jan
21% May 27
26%
164
707s
97% Feb
28% Oct
8
26 74
164
70
10
14
32% Jan
19,300
Corp (The) com
25
18
153/a
preferred
4.60%
9% Jan
29
1574
Inc
63"% Jan
31
1574 !
series A
convertible
16
38 % Nov
9074
15 7a
707a
90
No par
Corp
16
29% Oct
297B
9074
707B
147B
No par
No par
common.
Apr
106 % Apr
297a
29
*87
common
preferred
Stores
Oct
13
400
100
Inc
8
4
1,700
common
39
27
74
17a
„
Davison Chem
14
Mar 16
86
Mar
4
*17a
297a
A
3% %
9
Feb
*4 7B
17a
2.50
preferred—
Davega
12
July 15
Dana
8
87o Mar 17
19
62
4%
*17a
*303/4
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
99% Jun
x70
164%
*4 7B
common—5
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
96% Jun
Apr
164'/a
707a
165
'
17
92
20
17a
_5
IB
11
9474
99
47a
^100
Apr
12
'
1%
common
Jan
10
*933/4
*97
4%
Inc
43
Jun
797a
943/4
99
17a
pfd
noncum
138
674 Jun
80
*933/4
*97
43/8
common—25
10
323/8 Jun
4,600
793/4
933/4
99
4%
preferred
23
85
797B
80
933A
*97
200
*1%
2
preferred
Class
1,220
17B
(The)
Amer
of
Curtiss-Wright
27% Mar 20
1,500
61
4 74
No par
Packing Co
Prior
217a
60 3/4
17B
No par
Steel
Press
6
2174
603/4
*4 7a
-1
Corp
convertible
4
213/4
x60%
70%
100
Wheat Corp
RR
7g %
797B
213/4
62 72
*1633/4
—_
4
500
570
517a
1
preferred
Cudaliy
247a
51
*50 3/4
227,
61
99
24 74
51
,
517a
707a
America
Zellerbach
5%
*97
51
163 3/4
25
preferred
Crucible
933/4
94 74
99
24%
51
70%
preferred
of
$4.20
793/4
933/4
*933/4
24%
*50 3/4
16374
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2
79
567B
100
common—
Creameries
Crown
603/4
57
—1
Co
33/4%
613/4
80
*97
Refining comrnon_25
Inc
Cream
61
series of 1947-100
preferred
Coty
217B
22
79 7a
IOO
pfd 372%
Products
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
29
16% Aug
34 Vh
1,000
34% Jan
21
43
21 7B
Cuneo
58% Aug 13
96
217B
51
Mar 17
28
2
22
12% Mar 19
Jail
88
22
51 3/8
Mar 17
92% Jan
85% Jan
227a
247a
51
Jun
15% Mar 11
33% Feb
1,400
22 7a
247B
eeriea
Jan
2
13% Dec
227a
24%
Electric
35
8
13
22 7.
*24 74
5%
series
131
.
23
95
2
3
Jun
7% Jun
10
129% Jan
94% Jan
51
7
32% Mar
2
6% Jun
21
23
5
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
preferred
,...100
8 % Mar 20
Jan
600
2274
2474
8
19
10
137a
243/4
6
28 % Jun
24
18 7a
25
Jan
12
7% Apr
23 % Feb
19
243/4
Jan
32
Jan
*187a
17
7
99
18%
25
185
23
54 % Dec
187a
243/4
517a
Cum
5,500
563/4
187a
24%
513/a
Corn
57%
57 74
187a
24 74
pref
6%
Dubilier
11,300
187a
24
6% Jan
57
'.)%
24 7a
30
8% Jun
567a
700
1,900
187s
Cuba
68% Jan
974
97a
200
71
24 7a
0
2
9%
563/4
93/4
57
2,400
14
89
16
93/4
97/«
36% Jan
Jun
707a
93/4
16
180
713/4
93/4
11
12% Jan
20
6
713/4
72
*507«
16
33% Jan
ll3/4
70 3/4
Jun
65% May 26
Dec
Jan
*11 7B
7374
15 % Jun
25
7% Jan
103
2
11%
737a
20% Jun
18
Feb
28
Dec
20% Jan
190
May 18
15% Mar
*11 7B
*50 7a
16
26% Jun
12% Oct
*32% Nov
117a
11
72
50
21
5
1874
*11 7B
Shares
8%
*1774
11
Coty Internation Corp
2
87a
13%
No par
Crane
1
87b
1874
11
common
3
Jan
12
4
87B
18%
common—5
Corp
Corp
2
34% Apr
8%
18%
107e
97a
the Week
*8 7a
73 7B
567a
Friday
July 10
8 3A
5
—5
Sales fer
Thursday
18 7a
8%
*18
PRICES
July ;>
..50
6
i
8%
183/4
8ALB
July 8
Corp
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20
Corning Glass Works common
5
Preferred
19
172
HIGH
Wednesday
July 7
10
Co
Convertible
Cornell
25
Jun
25% Jan
91'/g Jan
24% Jun
3
98
17
1% Oct
28% Oct
16
July
73% May 21
Mar 31
Fibre
*18
1
Copperweld Steel Co
30
80
Rarlge
Copper
8%
25
Delaware—
of
Cooper-Bessemer
28
68% Jan
16
1
23
25
93% Jun
65% Feb
Jan
26% Mar 25
93% May 21
•93
6
55% Jan
18
667a Nov
63
Mar 18
28% Mar
19
19% Jan
22
6
50% Jun
Dec
preferred
AND
Tuesday
July G
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
convertiole
Continental Motors
6
22
11 Ve Jun
5%
11% Mar 25
18% Oct
44
Continental
62% Jan
9
25 Vz Dec
23% May
Monday
Pur
Insurance
8% Jun
26
10 % Nov
STOCK
10% Jun
6
16
11
LOW
EXCHANGE
Jun
8
30
68 7b Apr
Highest
YORK
17% Jun
21
15
77a Nov
16% Feb
NEW
Monday, July 13, 1953
Continued—Pap 4
STOCKS "
Range Since Jan. 1
If car 1052
...
No> par
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
20
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68%
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68%
73
263/4
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27
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21%
95
21
7
.
6 3/4
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30
21%
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674
3,000
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20
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687B
69
*69
6972
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69%
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73
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73
*6872
73
207s
20%
20
69
*68%
207B
1
5,500
69%
'»
700
73**
~
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Number 5237 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
STOCKS
Kaaie for Prevlooa
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Highest•
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Jun
16
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Jmu
4
2ft July 10
3ft Yah 15
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Sep
13ft Jan
13
28ft Mar 20
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7ft Jan
2
lOft Mar 25
Falrchlld
23ft Jan
20ft Sep 29
-
12ft Jan
3
15ft Jan
2
53ft Nov
5
11
20ft Feb
18
22%May 11
16ft Jan
29
14% Jun
5
16% Mar 24
4
15% Jun
17
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8
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3
48% Jun
24
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14
-30% Dec
23
25ft Feb
19
34% Apr
14
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23ft Oct 29
14
12ft Feb
28
16 ft Deo
9
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9
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19
25ft Nov
7
68ft Mar
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3
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Sep 25
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Apr
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106
16
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July
10% Jun
16ft Jan
Jun
20
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2
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10
May 21
Jan
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Jan
74ft
Mayl
Jan
104
107
12
96
8
75ft Jan
1
106 ft Jan
41
30
101ft Aug
13% Mar 17
9
32
Apr 24
19% July
3
100
96
2
24 ft
Sep
3
17ft Mar
7
24ft Dec
18
Mar 25
Feb
24 ft Feb
38 ft Mar 13
19
31% Jun
9
Dec
31
18 ft Jan
29
30
13% Jun
9
17% Jan
24ft Deo
31
22% Feb
11
26 % Jun
08ft Dec
19ft Apr
18
02ft Jan
10
38ft Oct
29
95ft Oct
16
00ft Jan
2
17% Nov
17
12
Dec
19
10ft Jan
27
26 ft Mar 17
23ft Jan
11
93
Jun
8
20
3
16
11
JO
21 ft Jun
34ft Nov
25
13ft Jun
14ft Oct
9
29 ft Mar
5
Jan
9b
43% Jan
33% Jun
16
Jan
29
81
Jun
9
09ft Nov
26
89
Jun
26
96% Jan
15% Jun
23
23% Jan
56ft Jan 28
114
24ft July
1
103
Jan
Feb
18
29
13 ft Apr
15
13 ft Sep
30
10% Jun
10
13 ft Apr
13
Jan
14
40 ft Feb
20
51% Mar 17
19
35ft May 20
46
13ft Dec
23
Jun
10
18ft May 21
4
27ft Aug 11
22% July
75ft Jan
10
84 ft Mar 20
75
•% Deo
30
8% Jan
19% Deo
18
6% May 18
8% Jan
Q
Froedtert
Trailer
2
Jan
7% Mar
Gabriel
1
10
8
7'ft Jan
2
1
Gair
13
Gamble-Skogmo
38% May 19
36
Apr
16
39% Sep
8
18
May 15
26% Deo
31
20% Jun
10
27% Jan
2
22% May 20
26% Dec
15
24
Jun
10
28% Jan
27
22% Feb
5
83% Jan
9
15
7% Mar 12
6
37% Mar 12
la
29 ft Mar 24
8% Jan
22
17
41 % Jan
22
31 'ft
July
24% Oct
15
33% Jun
29
25
Jan
26% Feb
21
31
Jun
27
22'ft Jun
16
3
11
14
98 V* Jun
11
Jan
31
13
28
142
Nov
27
9% Jun
159
12
15% Feb
13
Feb
1
14%
General
18
$8
Mar 24
11
f
14
70
Jan
8
79
May
Jun
10
33
9
Jan
16
16
75 ft May 22
7% Jan
Apr
Jan
82% Oct 20
118
Jan
Apr II
00
119% Jan
11
*94% Jan
3
20
,
V
Jan
34% Feb
9
9
Dee
52
58
Jun
16
•9% Feb
123% Jan
5
Jun
3
88% Jan
14
NOV 24
44% Jun
16
24% Aug 29
21-% Jan
21
3% Jun
26% Feb-
9
9
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8
1
27% Dec
23% Jun
Dec 29
36
29 ft
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July
6% Jan
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98
13
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4
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2
20% Jun
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19
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9
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104% Jan
7
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29% Jan
2
35% Dec
4
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22
35% Jan
2
Jan
26
192% Jan
24% Oct
19
31
Apr
Jan
3
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27% July
7
27% Jun
7
9
34% Mai
85
12% Jun
26
3? ft Jan
3
99% Oct
28
96% Jun
23
18% Jun
30
Feb
17
16% Mar 25
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Jan
8
79% Apr
13
81% Jan
23
Dee
1
30
19
7% Sep
•
124% May 24
15% Oct
27
88% Feb
14ft July
6
18 ft Jan
40
Nov 24
130'ft Jun
30
135
Jun
24
19
12
15
1
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15
104
2
8% Jan
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9
20
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.
27% Feb
July
59
6% Jun
19
26% Jun
18
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5%
5 ft
5ft
5ft
5%
2,200
18 ft
18 ft
18 ft
13%
18%
18'ft
3,500
7'ft
7'ft
7ft
7'ft
7'ft
7ft
7%
1,600
37%
37%
37%
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38
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37%
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37%
200
22%
22'/4
22%
22 ft
22'ft
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22%
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22%
26'A
26 ft
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26%
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26'ft
26%
26'ft
7
Mar 19
•
21
30
Jun
33% May
1
2
99
May 26
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
If
Aug 14
12% Jun
16
16% Jan
7
31% May
8
39
Dec
22
34% Feb
ft
13% Jan
2
16% Nov
28
14% Jan
8
Deo
23
51% Apr
23
4
17% Jap
2
46% Feb 27
16% Dec
137% Dec
61% Oct
22
30
31
87
19% Mar
149
Jun
27
128% Jun
2
67% July
64 ft
Apr
30
15
39 ft
Mar 17
32
*31 ft
26'A
25%
*25%
26
25%
25%
700
23'ft
23 ft
23%
23'ft
23%
23 ft
23%
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ft
23%
1,900
♦98ft
99
99
99
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99
69 ft
68%
68%
68%
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63
ft
68 ft
68'A
3,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,600
143 ft
♦143'ft
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143
143 ft
19'ft
19
19 Va
18%
19
12
11%
11%
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73 ft
143
143
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123'ft
34
123 ft
33%
33%
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33 ft
*32 ft
16%
17
33'A
16%
33%
700
123
123 ft
*121
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33%
33 ft
33 ft
1,900
38 ft
*37 ft
39 ft
*37 ft
39 ft
37 ft
37%
37 ft
37'ft
400
72 ft
73%
72%
73%
73 ft
73%
73
73 ft
18,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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9%
9%
2,000
53%
54%
54 ft
x89 ft
89 ft
90
53%
90
91
11%
11%
11%
2,300
55 ft
54 ft
55
1,400
360
11%
11%
11%
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56'A
55 ft
55%
54%
116ft
116'ft
117 ft
114
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114
116%
116%
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55
55
90
11%
57
54%
54%
90
Y. ,55
11%
11%
9%
109 ft
>
117
118
*108
600
118
114
116%
♦108
2,600
92
*90
114
.
Gimbel
85% Jan
Jun
94%
94 ft
*24 ft
25
*24 ft
24%
*24 ft
47 ft
47 ft
47 ft
47 ft
47%
22%
22 ft
22 ft
22%
22%'
32,500
2,400
700
350
40
27ft
27 ft
27'ft
27 ft
27 ft
_
Goodrich
100
Telegraph Co
27%
*27
103 ft
♦99
28%
28
*99
28
28
'A
37%
preferred
Gotham Hosiery
Batteries
Inc_
Union
Grand
Granite
5ft%
City
cum
(W
3%%
Motors
common—12.50
preferred
100
T)
Steel
preferred
conv
preferred
Western
preferred
Ore
com
37%
98
15 ft
15 ft
15%
80
—
No par
Prop—No par
pfd
_No par
Sugar com—No par
—
Western RR
—1
Co Inc
Greenfield Tap & Die
100
100
Corpi.No par
«
Common
4ft%
preferred
^
—
3
100
—
70 ft
120
13
13'A
4,900
37%
37%,;
37 ft
37%
2,700
98
98
200
14%
15
1,500
80
*79 ft
80
*14 ft
14ft
1,100
32%
32%
3,100
*97% -,98ft
15
*79
15ft
14 ft
14ft,
32 ft
7%
♦131
7%
7%
69%
13
13
12%
13
68%
69
69'A
69
6%
-
50%
50 V2
♦104%
6%
54
54%
26%
26%
26%
1%
l'ft
1%
7'A
116ft
16ft
30 ft
ft
12%
16%
56%
7ft
54 ft
26%
26%
27%
27'»
27 ft
27 ft
l'ft
1%
1ft
1%
1ft
ft
1%
7 ft
7 ft
7ft
*7%
29%
29 %
*23%
16%
16%
16 ft
16'A
7
'■
*68
31%
37%
20 ft
*20 ft
13
91ft
12%
"90
89
89
*88
12%
*12%
12%
12 ft
36
35%
35%
16%
16'ft
16%-
56%
55%
53ft
56%
18
129%
72
16%
56%
17%
128%
*68
18
123%
72
31ft
31%
31%
21
20 ft
20 ft
13
12Tb
13
91ft
£0
90
18
129 ft
*68
31%
*20 ft
12%
*90
13
129 ft
4,400
91%
100
30
700
90
270
30
12%
*35%
800
16 ft
*89%
90
88
2,000
29 %
*90
30
55 ft
1,800
22,000
•
16
£1
36
500
,
7%
29 ft
30
16%
1,400
54'ft
91
18
72
I
1,000
7
54'ft
30%
129
4,400
105ft
7
7'ft
92
17%
,
50
ft,
105 ft
54'ft
*90'ft
129 ft
9,700
7%
*30
16%
69 ft
54%
91%
12%
68 ft
54%
30 ft
86%
2.100
49
50 ft
30 ft
*35 ft
36
12%
29ft
7ft
29
16
,
105
*90'A
92
88
16'A
50
104%
40
12%
*6%
7
54%
28 ft
50%
105
1,800
134
11
68'A
104%
*131
i
8
131
13 ft
50'A
8
♦130
68%
104%
8
133
13
7%
12%
82
70 ft
32 ft
7%
20
80
14 ft
133
3,500
13%
32 ft
28%
91ft
80
•
72
14 ft
1ft
*1%
*68
31%
20%
•79
400
103ft
80 ft
32 ft
*86%
12%
*35'ft
16%
55%
17%
129
1
13%
37%
300
13
80 ft
*70'ft
14 ft
50%
3,600
46%
28
33-
105
21
*46%
,.
28
72
98
7%
1,200
*99
82
13'A
98'
*131
11%
28'ft
14 ft
*90 ft
30ft
_100
!_•.
Stores
,
5
Co common
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
1.
-
500
99
20%
'
;
20,200
11%
,
103 ft
*70 ft
72
*79
7%
11,200
30 ft
28'ft
*99
*80
Y 82-
37%
28%
5
10
V
46%
32%
131
26 ft
Nopar
-
(The)-
Co
V
14 ft
*53
4
No par
& Co
(W R)
*104%
6%
—No par
No par
$5
28 ft
*46
32%
50
No par
103 ft
ft
xl5
80'ft
21
2,700
25%
*97 ft
ll%;;
3,300
i
4
25 ft
99
*11%
20%
200
30 ft
♦97%
13%
15ft
-3%
,
11%
13 ft
♦97'A
3%
99
37'ft
13%
98
14ft
32ft
10
F)
(B
Co
Common
39%
40 ft
27%
103'ft
;
25
'
40
37'ft
*97
15ft
*80%
'■/
22
•
40
*70 ft
7%
131
13 ft
67%
4
27 ft
♦80
10
Inc
89
88'ft
71%
1
Co
*46'ft
82
(The) common—Nopar
Brewing
Goebel
3%
21%
47
22 ft
22
v
71'ft
13ft
Nopar
2.50
Corp
Harvester
3%
47
27 ft
*99.
28
*80
5
common
preferred
$4.50
Glldden Co
(H L)
13$4
116%
94 ft
116%.
11,700
Green
12 ft Jan
116%
94 ft
39%
2
87'ft Jun
116ft
95 ft
60
39%
Gleaner
7%
60
116ft
*94 'ft
60%
39%
Brothers
Grant
59%
59%
116ft
9 4'ft
59%
115ft
88%
39%
$6
preferred—
.1—100
General Tire <& Rubber coin—2.50
4ft%
preferred
100
3%% preferred
:
100
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
—1
Gillette (The) Co common.::
—1
$5 convertible preference—No par
,
60 ft
60%
116'ft
60 ft
115'ft
39%
Bay &
23% Mar 28
33 ft
16%
16%
500
2,0p0
72%
47
pfd—No par
Telephone Corp
i.20
Casting
Steel
Green
40% Jan
22.
r
*121
220
143
89%
21
9
page
73 ft
143
89
73% Jan
2
see
17
34
18%
♦32%
33'A
123 ft
*121
34 ft
*
19%
89
Ry 6%
19% Jan
For Xootnotes
30
99
89
Great
2
30% Jun
7
99
200
32
8 8'ft
Gt Northern
Mar
8
Nov 38
1,400
5%
*31'A
25%
21 ft
19 V* Mar 27
32
86% Apr
5%
5%
31%
5%
47
68% Mar 25
141
41% Jan
13
1,900
88'ft
Iron
36% Jan
11% Jan
5%
5%
300
200
26
47
Gt Northern
Mar 28
*83% Sep
26'A
5%
Greyhound Corp (The)—
,
25%
20%
19% Mar 27
19% Nov 10
36
26%
88%
Granby Consol M S & P—
17
Jan
*26'A
*26 ft
47
Graham-Paige
25
11% Mar
91
26%
26%
25%
11%
21ft
;
1
Corp
Oft Feb
31 % Mar 27
28
90% Jun
10
*26'A
26%
21'A
General Shoe
Goodall-San ford
98% Jan
30
630
80
21ft
Utilities-lOe
*—Nopar
&
Refractories
General
5
11
25
30
34 % Dec
3,000
*77
11%
Mar
July 10
24% Jan
200
23'%
*97%
Gold & Stock
5
104% Jan
3,000
10%
11%
8
20% Jan
9
1,200
45 %
23%
73'ft
11%
43%
99'ft
2% Mar 25
3
18
16
18% Oct 25
*92% Sep
1 %
11%
*10'%
11%
Apr
80% Jan
2
May 26
8% Feb
700
*97%
Grace
33
10
11%
Corp
Eqp
r—
Gould-National
~3% Feb*~i
800
10
99'ft
4
2
40
16%
*97%
8
23
270
16
—100
33% Mar
30
3,700
86
91
36%
30 ft
61% Jan
Oct
37
85%
*89%
25'ft.
30
6% Jun
1,500
3,900
96
3%
20
27% Oct
15%
26%
30'ft
9% Jan
July
15%
26
*94
25%
24
Apr
3,700
3%
4
26
5,000
34%.
30 ft
108% Feb
51
23%
34%
25 ft
2
29
300
23%
30
3
Dec
19%
30 ft
Jan
60
2,500
96%
30 ft
9
•
27%
*19%
30%
10
49% July
27%
*96
3%
62% Jun
6% Jun
400
25'ft
47 ft Jun
4
11%
25 ft
30
18
1,800
*11%
25 ft
31
Sep
50
44%
22 ft
77% Deo
10% Jan
103%
44%
25%
54% Dec
17
3,200
103%
3%
25_
*30
5
6% Nov
8,000
10c
—8
20
102% Jun
15%'
60
47ft
22 ft
May
108
1,400
15%
60
7'ft
18
Goodyear Tire 8c Rubber—
40
7?%';
*72%
r-1
h-l
General Realty
12
38 V* Mar 20
■7% J»n
18% May 22
Jun
21 % Jan !
18
-
6
100% Apr
30% Jun
138
30
74% Apr
42% Jan 24
8% Jan
100
1,100
47 ft
preferred
5%
tl
34% Sep 29
Apr
10%
21
Railway Signal com: No par
General
,
May 11
14% Nov 10
18
10%
5%
93%
General Time Corp common—No par
30% Jan
79% Dec
170
96ft'
47
8
1
32% Oct 27
5,900
47 ft
81% Feb
22
1
200
411/4
41%
24
General
Feb
14 ft
600
26%
24
7
Jun
22
14% Nov 14
200
5%
*26
93%
40ft July
60
03% Apr
50%
24
Gen
70
9
61
50%
24
Nopar
4ft%
3
*59
'•*5%
31%
*112
Advertising-No par
96% Mar 18
Mar 10
71% Dec 31
6,100
18'A
597/«
series
$3.75
Precision
General
23
Apr
77% Feb 18
23% Jan
5
81
1,900
15%
26
115'ft
General Portland Cement Co
3
•*
300
-
28%
:
94
-General Outdoor
16
May 22
11% Sep
Dec
51
-
15
32
5
Public Utilities Corp
48% Dee 17
27
1,300
•28
23 %
78ft
78'ft
78ft
*50
11%
45%
10ft
23
45%
10ft
23'%
500
1,300
16%
5%
...—.—Nopar
—
Public Service——
25
29
preferred
General
3
100
10ft
11%
7,000 •'
TS%
»16%-
15'ft
26'%
96
37%
87
90
16
10ft
16
*10
*11
45 ft
3%
21
16
35
37%
87
89%
2,500
8%
21
*31'A
*115%
100
General
-37% Jan
May 11
16% Jan
3
Jun
•2
—No par
8
9,
36% Feb 21
*89%
16
10'%
*11
45%
10 ft
23%
•
*25
15ft
25%
*94
25%
25
400
7'ft
*5 ft
5%
18ft
*11%
56'ft
preferred—100
MaT 20
4% Jan
-
20% Jun
90ft
16ft
10ft
lift
45%
10ft
23%
78
/
2ft
5%
90
No par
—1
Corp—
convertible
Preferred
,
27% Mar 23
29
10
1
8
$5
-
54% Mar 80
93
■
Nopar
com
General Motors Corp common
4
2
92
Corp
preferred
2V»%
78
2ft
1,200
I
Jan
•0
10
5%
!
87
•
15%
26%
96
37'ft
87
91
16%
10'%
*16%
Mills common
General
2
Jan 14
112 ft Jun
29
100%. Deo 22
24% Aug 19
3,
9
118
23
,
35
15%
26
*94
37%
87
*32 ft
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument
Ju
11
45%
*10'%
*25
17
General Foods
2
124% Jan
61
22
Jun
26
May 11
14% Mar 19
17
Jun
113ft Jun
106
•
69% Deo 10
125% Deo
-3% Feb 20
Jan
12
10% Jun
129% July 28
16% May 14
25
94% Jan
120
20.
20% Jan
56
18
80% Dee
:
Feb 21
2
11% Feb
23
11% Deo
S
108
19
83% Deo
3
6% Jun
9ft Jun
50% Jun
88 ft Jun
11% Dee 22
If
90
8
96% May 22
4
41
46ft Mar 24
*94
37%
*85'ft
*89%
*16%
10'ft
*11
3
400
50
31'ft
*32'ft
17
*122
33%
38'A
72ft
9%
53%
J
Cigar Co Inc
1%
48% Mar 24
6
ft,
2,100
23'ft
99
68%
preferred
100
General Dynamics Corp common—3
Preferred ($2 cum conv)—Nopar
General Electric Co
Nopar
General Finance Corp
—1
66ft Apr
15%
26
23ft
34'/a
32ft
15%
26%
96
37ft
33 ft
2
35 ft Jun
34%
*25
20
*72'A
conv
129% Apr
317ft Jun
*19%
23%
11%
25
19
*102% 103
44% 45
11'ft 11%
27% 27%
*96
96%
*72'A
1
31
62
73'ft
124% Deo
48% Deo
72'/ft
15%
61ft
11%
General
72% Deo
*10%
*21'ft
11%
2
48% Deo 19
;
16ft
*49%
28%
15
*58ft
*50ft
*5 V*
*25'ft
x41ft
x94
*72'A
35ft Mar 25
14
<;
11%
19% Jan
16
49
26
26ft
" 25% 25%
3ft
3ft
8V*
8ft
*21
21ft
21
21
16
18ft /;
16ft 16ft
A
16% 16% ' ■ ■<<■■■ 16ft 16ft.
43% 4j% :
*49ft 51
29 ,.; 29ft
28% 23%
1
15ft 15%
15ft 15%
*59
61
*53
61
*50'/a 51'/a
*50ft 51ft
) r
5%
5% .
I
*5'ft
5'ft
'
26
26
r
*25% 26%
'
41% 417ft
41'ft 41%
'• ' *94
95
,
95
95 *10% lift.
*10% lift
21% 21'ft
21
21%;
72'ft 72ft
72'ft 72'1
16*
16ft
,15% 16'ft
»: - 61'ft
61% * .* . 60% 61 J
*102% 103
V
102ft 102'ft
45% 45%
44ft 44%
*11% 11%
11% 11%
27% 2i%
27Vs 27%'
*96
96% » , *96
96%;;
*19% 19%
19% 19% 1
23'ft 23%
23% 23%
34% 34%
34'ft 34%
73'ft
10
•4% Feb 20
*2 ft
11%
24
37% Jan
2%
Corp com——No par
31'/» Jun
24% Jan
50%
*18%
—
16 ft Jun
Jun
49%
137/8
143
common
18
9
15;
50%
800
12%
X14%
5
Co
22
Jan
112%
15%
5%
preferred
100
2nd preferred
50
com—-No par
1st
4%
12%
31'ft
26'A
100
5
5
Corp__
Bronze
4%
8
26%
8%
21
16ft
16ft
51
23%
15'ft
60'/a
51'/a
5ft
26
41%
94ft
lift
21ft
73'ft
16'ft
21
15ft
10%
26'ft
7%
15
2%
2%
26ft
8ft
23'%
78
*5'ft
18ft
7%
37%
*22
26'ft
Deo
121
2%
23 %
*77%
Shares'
7%
'
*10%
20% Deo
16% May 29
•
2%
the Week
15
No par
Baking
General Cable
Mar 25
78
6
May
2%
1.66%
Corp
preferred
General
22% Mar 17
74
50%
2
1
50
com
preferred
preferred
Amer Transportation
$4.50
1
Feb
50%
Investors com—1
American
General
11 % J en.
Inc
Industries
Container
General
8
Max
155
Co
convertible
Gaylord
73 V* May 12
7
July
50
50
(The)
Corp
Wood
4ft %
18% Aug 14
11% Nov 28
*29
118
Jan
Gar
ft
104% Feb
19
13% Deo
27% Jan
24
63% Deo
17
Apr
149
105% Oct
9
July
51% Jan
Garrett
20
Jun
•
18
49 ft
NopaT
-5
(The)
Co
Gardner-Denver
5% Jun
34% Deo
5% Sep
32% Nov
102
Gamewell
7%
49%
5
Inc common
preferred
convertible
5%
36 V< Apr
25
(Robert)
Inc
28
7ft
*11 ft
15
1
common-—1
(The)
Co
Co
20% Jan
8% Apr
Jun
common
preferred
4%
•
Co
7%
12ft
15 ft
1
1
100
Corp
Fruehauf
7b
Mar 25
17
Ton
*7 ft
15 ft
Engine & Airplane
27 ft Mar 24
2
5% Jun
4
May 19
?<I4
May 15
10
22ft Apr
WIS
Feb
48
12
27 V# July
7
19ft May
25 ft Jan
86% Jab
8
May
10 ft Jun
32ft Mar 20
18
May 20
i
16 ft Apr
9
58"
2
Dec
13
Oft May 17
27 ft Sep
16
Jun
101 ft Jun
47ft Dec
34 ft Mar 13
J un
681
Dec~30
Apr 23
3
15
40 ft Jan
13% Jun
50
f
Friday
July 10
'11%
12 ft
& Co___
Morse
Sales for
Thursday
July 9
7ft
15%
No par
26ft 26ft
Corp_l /
8y+:
8%
Falardo Sugar Co„
,
20
*21
21'ft
Falstaff Brewing Corpii-'-l - -16ft... 16ft
Family Finance Corp common—:—1
16% 1 16%
5% preferred series B
•
—-_50 ---- 49: . 49
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—No par
29 ft
29'ft
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
.1
- 15ft'
15%
5%
conv cum* pfd
ser A
50
*59 • • -61
5ft% conv pfd 1953 series
--50
*50ft 51ft
Federal Fa wick Corp—
2
5ft
5'ft
Federal-Mogul Corp new* - *25'ft 26
Federated Dept Stores common——5
41% 42
4ft* preferred
-IW0 - *93ft 95
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
5
*10% lift
FervoCorp
'
1
*21'ft - 21ft
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
1074
74
Flltrol Corp
-1
15% 16
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
61ft- 62 ft
4ft%
preferred
100
*102'ft 103
First National Stores
No par
44'ft 44%
Firth (The) Carpet Co
'!
—5
11% 11%
Fllntkote Co (The) common—No par
27% 27%
$4 preferred
No par
*96
96%
Florence Stove CO—
1
*19% 20
Florida Power Corp
7ft
23»ft 23%
Florida Power & Light Co
No par
34
34%
Florshelm Shoe class A
Nopar
*25
' 35
Follansbee Steel Corp
10
15%
15%
Food Fair Stores Inc common
1
25% 26
$4 20 div cum pfd ser of '51
13
*94
96
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
10
37% 37ft
3%%
convertible preferred—100
*85ft 87
3%ft preferred
100
*89% 90ft
Foster-Wheeler Corp
10
16%
16%
Francisco Sugar Co
Nopar
*10% 10ft
Franklm Stores Corp
1
10% 11
Freeport Sulphur Co
10
45
45 ft
3
13
PRICES
12%
12%
15%
---3
2.50
SALE
July 8
7ft
7
*12
*
—
—
Exchange Buffet Corp
7ft Nov
12
24 ft Dec
Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
27ft Jan
lift Oct 29
7
Eversharp
May
7 "
—5
5
Co—
Products
Evans
July 7
July 6
Pa*
Corp—
Williams
Eureka
Oft Mar
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
6% July
7ft Deo
6
May
AND
LOW
:
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11*52
Continued—Paja S
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
1,000
*12 ft
.1
12%
35%
35%
16%
16%
1.400
55%
55 ft
10,500
18
*128%
40
2,200
18
110
129ft
72
*68
72
22
x31 ft
31%
20 ft
20 ft
20 ft
800
13
12%
13%
15.900
91 ft
90'A
901/+
30
■
2,100
15
16
The Commercial and
(160)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
25
31% July 19
20
Jun
Dec
10
13'/4 Mar 21
7
Jun
8% Jan
25
Feb
20
30% Apr
69% Jun
38 % Jan
38% Dec
23
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
46% Oct
16
58% Jan
25
63
77
42% Jun
Guantanamo Sugar
preferred
$5
Gulf
50% Mar 27
20%
1
33%
Oil
——-No par
25
Corp
20%
7
20%
71%
20%
7
33%
20
20%
7
7%
7
33%
71%
Friday
July 10
20 %
7
34
"70%
Sales for
Thursday
July 9
20%
7
34
"70
PRICES
July 8
7
33%
71
SALE
Wednesday
20%
7
33%
*70
IIIGII
July 7
20 b
7
1
_—
AND
Tuesday
July 6
Mobile & Ohio RR com.Nopar
Gulf
Jan
Par
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
28 % Jan
.7
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% Apr
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year J 952
Lowest
Monday, July 13, 1953
...
•
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Financial Chronicle
34
*70
33%
71
34
*70
97% Jan
July
22
3
Dec
103
7
90
2
98% Jan
105
Jun
106% May 20
105
Dec 16
92
Jun
97
July
16
May
Common
23% July 10
1
103% Jan
16
$4.20
dividend
24
105% Jan
8
$4.40
105
8
$4.44
Jan
1,200
45%
45%
46%
46
46'/a
46
46 %
45%
45
14,200
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
2234
23
23
23 %
12,300
"92%
92%
"92
93 %
95%
96%
"95%
96%
96%-
96%
98
98
98
99
99
*99
35%
*34 %
"90
dividend, preferred.——100
dividend preferred
100
2
5,600
2,800
45'%
;■——No par
—
Shares
71%
Gulf States Utilities Co20
the Week
preferred——100
98
94
*92%
94
96%
*93
96%
94
96%
100
96%
100
*99
220
1,120
H
30% Mar 26
33% Dec
24
44
55
Dec
9
Feb
19
68
4
81
Nov
23
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
2
21% Oct
2
2G
6
29
Oct
12July
19% Jun
7% Jan
23
16
16
16% Jan
8
105% Feb
10
30
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
July
22% Jun
25% Mar 17
10
7% May 20
14% Mar 20
Hayes
9
8% Mar 12
Jan
17% Jun
22
34 % Jan
22
20
97
Jan
21
26% Feb
5
34
Nov
3
31
Jun
May 20
91
Am*
Oct
29
x78% Mar
1
20% Apr
10
74% Jan
6
Hercules Powder
126% Jan
9
5%
preferred
—■
Hershey Chocolate common
126% Dec
42% Feb
7
53% Oct
15
48% Jun
7
24% Jan
21% Oct
22
14% Oct 31
26
74
Apr
82% Dec
26
14% Jan
21
18
16%
9% Dec
17
Sep
Oct
22
44 % Feb
3
4
53% Apr
14
2
73% Jan
77% Jun
23
Feb
15 '/a Jan
6
19
Apr
21
22% Jan
5
28
May
9% Jan
16
13% July
2
6% Feb 19
18
4
20% Apr
1
29% Mar 21
15 % Jun
12
4
26 % Jun
10
2
39
36% Jun
5
Apr
7
91
5
24
32% Mar 21
41% Jan
68
Jun
1
13% Jan
2
17
32 %
1
36% Jan
30
42% May 29
80% Jun
9
57 % Feb
24
93% Feb
3
35% Jan
18
49
Aug
96
May 16
Mar 25
94
Jan
11
102
103
Dec
23
103% Dec
8
July
64% Jan
2
Feb
Mar 25
92% Jun
15
99% Jan
5
23
96
Jun
19
103% Jan
13
22
26% Apr
18% Apr 19
68% Oct 30
26
Dec
11
22
Jun
85
Apr
14-
64
Apr
7
16% Nov 28
19
16
Jun
11
17% Jan
12% Jun
10
21% Jan
18% Nov
% July 28
25 % Aug
6
13
3% May 15
3% Jun
11
12
4
8% Jun
15
17
66% July 31
17% Dec
3
40% Jun
9
4
16% Jun
16
•T"o
21
Jan
12% July
13% Jun 30
l
Dec
19
4% Dee
16
3% Jun
19% Jun
15
8
81
*78%
*31%
32
31%
18%
26
18%
18%
18%
2,600
25%
2538
1,300
*78%
80%
31%
*31%
31%
253/a
*78%
31%
183/4
25%
31%
92%
92%
92 %
*22 %
93%
*92%
93%
70
24
24
24
24'/a
24%
24%
24 %
1,700
36%
36%
36%
*36
37
*36%
36%
36
36
18%
*17%
183/a
*17%
18%
*17%
18
65%
64%
65%
64%
64%
64%
65
117%
117%
65
116
116
*117
64%
64%
*117'%
118 %
118%
118%
118%
60
39%
39%
39%
39%
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
393/a
39%
400
51%
*50%
51%
51%
51%
*50%
52%
*50%
52%
100
26%
26%
263/4
•26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
81
81
"80
82
*79
80
Hotels Corp——_—5
80
81
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
mi,
173/a
17%
2,000
27%
27%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,600
11%
11%
10%
10%
*10%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14 %
Sons—.—:
div
"26%
—12.50
36%
2nd
preferred
7
16 %
16%
16%
*16%
16%
26%
263/a
263/s
*26%
27
37
37%
37%
37%
52
51 %
61
60%
*91%
par
109%
109%
*108%
109 %
3
14%
14%
14%
14%
*32%
33%
37%
51%
60
93
16%
*26%
51%
513/4
60%
91%
37%
60 %
*91%
108
*14%
11
*10 3/4
11
14%
*14
14%
*6 5/a
7
*51
59%
*91%
93
108
7
*6%
16%
14
27
*26%
37%
37
51%
51%
200
5,900
500
200
37%
2,000
51%
1,800
593/4
60
60
93
91%
91%
107%
*14%
110
7
17
17
27
*107%. 108%
14%
79
108
14%
14 %
800
80
110
1,300
32%
32 %
34
*32%
33%
323/4
32%
200
*42%
43%
43%
44
*43
43%
"43
433/4
43
43
300
"81
82%
82%
82%
*82%
84
*82%
83%
*82%
preferred-—~—————100
-
*91
93 %
"91
93%
*91
93%
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
*95
97%
*96
97 %
*96%
97%
97%
97%
*97%
99
23%
233/8
23 %
68%
68 %
68%
68%
16%
16%
163/«
16 3/8
12%
13
4.40%
;
Light &
Oil
100
—
(Del)
25
"16%
17
23%
69%
70%
*163a
13
13
4%
23 %
>
13
*
17
13
•
4%
4%
*9%
10 %
*9%
10 %
45%
46
46
46
46 %
46%
46%
'12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/8
143/H
14%
14%
12%
12.50
Inc.
*
6.00%
Corp_.
14 %
1
3%
No par
*20%
:
Refrigerator Co
33/4
3%
21
21
4%
*4
/ *9%
.
*14
3%
*20%
4%
*14%
*20%
15,000
800
400
6,500
1,600
4
100
46%
2*500
12%
.
9%
46%
14%
3%
3%
21
12%
*9
10
—
20
23%
4
9%
9%
143/a
3%
21
*4
10
83%
12%
46%..
Hudson Motor Car—
Foods
*4%
common—100
24
70
100
2
Hussman
13%
*32 %
& Sm Ltd—No pur
17
Hunt
13%
23%
*69%
16%
1
preferred-
Hudson Bay Min
'Hupp
23%
163/8
—
Manhattan
&
•
70
1
Co-
noncum
23 %
70
Power—No par
& Texas
Stores Corp
Sound
5%
50
-
preferred
'Hudson
8
"6-%
91%
common—No par
preferred
3%%
5% Mar 19
*60
7
79
—_loo
conv
Household Finance
4%
51%
No par
com—5
„—,—No par
pfd ser B—No
Houdaille-Hershey common—
$2.25
*16
10
.30
1
Co
500
1,900
68%
17%
(Charles E)
.
13
13
*66%
10
Paper Co——
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
26 %
*26
133/s
68%
$4.20
3,500
"50%
13%
$4.25 preferred
80
18
*17
*66%
Mining
200
92%
13%
&
10
81
26
81
68 %
Ilowe
5
18 %
13%
6
Jan
13%
26
*66%
2
24
1,400
13%
Howard
19% Jan1
1,500
6%
68%
Houston
Jan
14%
6%
13%
.Houston
Mar 11
*13%
6%
*66%
1
14% Mar 11
14%
6%
13%
7
•
*13%
7
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) i—No par
Hires Co
800
14%
6%
68%
Hinde & Dauch
500
6%
6%
14%
7
13%
Hilton
23%
*23%
6%
"66%
21
May
23%
6%
1
59% Feb
10
24% Nov 28
8
May
It
5% Aug 11
28
9% Apr
62% Apr
12% Feb
79
*23%
6%
23%
*17%
3%%
4
116% Mar 19
23%
93 %
*36
———5
Honolulu Oil Corp—
Hooker Electrochemical
16
120
50
Inc
65% Mar 25
10
19
1,500
23%
23%
100
Heyden Chemical Corp common
Homestake
Jun
26
134
No par
preferred series A
41% Mar 10
Jan
26
*129
34
18 3/8
13%
47% Jun
26
131
*33 3/8
"78%
11%
90
3
*92
50
26
34
x25%
32
1023/4
*33%
26%
*31%
600
*102%
34
183/8
81
~Io
14%
*14
102%
33 %
14%
6%
•
"6%
57
30
Nov
143/B
7
13%
7
Nov"l9
143/s
66
131
*6%
*
34
*10%
2
6%
*65%
14%
13
26
23%
23
6%
1
*14
102 %
600
*12%
131
*128
34
1
19
14%
6%
25%
25 %
131
13
'66 %
*65%
14%
23
23
*12%
10234
25%
5
2
14'/a
*102%
34
26
No par
14%
1023/4
*128
5
17% Mar 23
28% Jan
102
26
183/s
No par
_
common
14%
*102
131
Holland Furnace Co
69% Feb
102% May
13 /
66%
Hollander dA)
106
12% Oct
2
*12%
*65%
9
Mar
7% Jan
66% Dec
30
13
66 %
6
12% Mar 11
22
Motors
Hewitt-Robins
2
5
14
33% Jan
60% Sep
94% Jan
4 % %
7
*26% Jan
44% Oct 23
Mar 27
18% Feb
17
11% Mar 31
29
29
5
12% May 29
66% Jun
21
Mar
22% Apr
11% Jan
30
16
17
Jun
26
22 % Nov
27
7
Jun
39
7
Jan
107% Jan
May 12
19% Oct
% Jan
24% Jan
24
113
Hercules
*12%
*65%
7
10
17%
*17
.
13
143/B
preferred—<—.—25
non-cum
*17
%
65%
*78%
•
17
/.
17
*6%
——100
common
29
21
70
W)
17% Jun
37% May 21
61% Jan
9
22
preferred-
62 % Jun
5
7%
17
—_25
25
38% Mar 13
17%
23
5
—.—
(G
17
100
preferred
Heinz (H J) Co common
3.65%
1,800
17%
*33%
—15
common——
3 % '/o
Helme
4,200
27%
2
35 % Jun
% Sep
3
21% Mar 31
66% Oct 31
120% Feb
23% July
54%
273/8
"25%
—1
Hecht
29% May 12
93% Mar 4
54%
27%
17%
"128
—.—50
9
Co
55
27 3/8
14%
,1
common
2
Mar
35%
55
102%
Marx—/—_10
&
America
of
preferred
Industires Inc
13
86
38
Corp
*34%
55
27%
"14%
15
com
% %
Jan
21
9
25% July
78% Jun 15
2
4
29% Jan
19
2
24% Dec
Refrac
Mfg Corp—
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co..
7
17
30
8
35 %
54%
273/s
"101%
pfd—No par
Hayes
May
100
Hat
2
Jan
*34%
543 4
27
65%
2.50
Co
$4.25
Co
Scliaffner
Hart
■;
11% Jan
6%
Jun
26
36
32% Jan
21% Apr 30
34% Apr 26
,
7
22
35%
54
27%
"12%
preferred-—————100
5 % Jan
90
1
Sep
6%
—5
com—No par
Co
Paper
A)
Harbison-Walk
33 % Jun
la
28% May
<M
Hanna
"34%
54%
27%
17%
Cementing—5
preferred———100
Hammermill
5
Jun
36 %
54
27%
Wateli
conv
1
9% May 20
80
4%
30
1
36% Mar
15
Jan
"34%
25.
Well
Printing Co__;
F)
Hamilton
23
Oil
issued"
(W
4
30
6% Apr
71
Jan
25% Jun
July 29
% Jan
14
May 27
131
21
Hall
18% Mar 13
30
13% Jun
5
Jan
8
"When
2
100
18
34% Aug
Halliburton
Jan
65
9
Jun
142
23
5% Oct
33
107
6
12% Jun
19
17% Sep
19
102'/a Jan
16
3
Feb
56 % F«b
27'% July
Water
Haekensack
48% Jun
18% July 16
May 26
*14
Jan
17%
5
12
27% July
15 % May 26
11 % May 29
36% Mar
33% Jan
12%
5,700
*14%
35/8
143/a
100
3%
4,100
3%
21
*20%
21
400
I
'36
Apr 29
64% Jan
8
95
Apr 17
*35% Apr
7
45% Feb 23
*47% Jan
46% Dec
31
40% May 25
88% Dec
23
71% Apr 24
104% July 2
35% Jun 16
109
19
42% Dec
50% Apr
8
Dec
10
53
17
May 21
44
May 5
46% May 26
49% Jun 18
48% Mar 25
88 % Jan
30
Illinois
113% Jan
28
6%
41% Mar 24
50
Jan
52
Jail
5
54% Mar 11
6% Sep 18
33% May
1
50% Apr
2
8% Jan
% Dec
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
11% Apr
13
41
17
34% Jun
19
40% Mar 16
8% Jan
30
4% Jun
10
6% Mar 16
40% Jun
10
85% Jun
23
62
Oct
23
81
Feb
20
64 % Aug
5
96% Dec 29
155% Jan
28
164% Nov 25
41 % Oct
22
151
Apr
7
51% Jan
19
37% Jun
10
29% Jan
29
21% May
11% Jan
,4
14% Dec
9
22% July
7
13% Jun 23
18% May
1
23% Jan
3
21% Feb
l
88 % May 19
3
Sep
9
15% Jun
186
l(j
Apr
22
29% Oct
2
16% Mar
July 14
Nov
24
29
Jun
10
26% Jun
16
23
148% Jun
23
1
4
42% May
1
3
5% Jan
29% Feb
25
15 % Mai
13
24% May 15
92% Jan
14
5% May 20
19% Mar 11
254% Mar 17
33
Jan
5
166% Jan
7
Steel
Cl.fs
Int'l
Business
Int'l
Harvester
*49%
51
*49%
52
*49%
52
*49%
52
5
2% Jan
2
International
47% Jan
5
Int'l Nickel
10% Jan
2
12% Mar 18
26
47% Jun
16
56 % Mar 23
Apr
16
12% Oct
9
7% Feb
20
68
9
50% Jan
20
Oct
57
Jan
40
Aug 15
14
61% Feb
93% Jun
41
18
Jun
29
38 % Jan
7
102
Jan
7
10% Mar 17
64
55
May 29
25% Jan
30
12
39% Feb
5
126% Oct
22
141% Jan
13
3% Oct
20
5% Jan
19% Jan
2
26 % Aug
813/4 Jan
2
90
19
15
22 % Jun
15
21 % Apr
30
120
July
3% Jun
8
15
100
May
78:'/4 Jun
59% Jun
10
50 % Feb
9
Apr
7
83% Feb
25
% Apr
383/4 Feb
33% Jun
9
23
223/a
225/8
22%
23%
23
23 %
!. *22%
*13%
13%
*13%
1,700
"13V2
14
133/s
133/8
14
135/8
1-23%
23%
24
24
24
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91 %
90%
91
89
89%
236
5%
237
236%
27%
22%
27%
28'4
151%
1513/4
223/4
2
41%
22 3/4
31%
2
42%
*129%
236%
28%
152 %
*82
85%
130%
42%
130
22%
31 %
85%
*82
2
2
42 %
42%
131
131
1
22%
237
273/,
152
16%
237
28
152%
4
2
22%
22%
31'4
32
84 3
31%
*82
85
2
*1%
42%
131
42 %
131
5%
5
5
16%
31%
22%
1
235%
236%
5%
17
27%
31%
2
16%
151%
152
31%
*82
5%
53/8
17
423/a
131
16%
*23534
27%
153
22 3
14
800
5%-
16%
4
31
*1%
41%
*130%
190
6,200
2,200
237
1,100
28
13,600
153%
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2,400
1,450
22%
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31
3,500
84 3 4
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1,200
42%
131
12,500
210
10%
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10%
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51
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96
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39
39
39
39
39
39 %
39%
39
39%
Silver
1,600
Jan
14
$1.4()
cum
&
'Interstate
26% Mar 16
Iowa
Island Creek Coal
130
Feb
53/0 Mar
6
11
4
May 12
253/u Mar
<J
Feb
26
39% Apr
1
101
Jan
743/a Jan
60
16
2
Mar 18
24% Jan
5
853/4 Mar 30
393/4 Mar 17
$6
&
(F
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33/4%
Johns
&
200
161/4
32.000
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27
27
27
26%
26%
16
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27
29%
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36 %
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1,300
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400
10
3,800
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28%
4
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23 %
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22 %
22 %
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120
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23
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!
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..
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4%
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4%
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—
23
23
20%
20
20%
83
84
84
83
83
37%
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37%
37%
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20
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100
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121
1
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Johnson
122
100
pfd
common
Laughlin Steel
preferred
33%
16%
1
Inc
Manville
Johnson
471/4
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16%
26%
—3,50
preferred
Jones &
5%
Co
*46%
33
28 %
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
46%
33
16 %
%
Light Co
Co_
Lake
46%
33 %
16%
No par
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
47%
*3234
16%
*46%
29%
preferred
Jacobs
*46 %
33
16% 1
16%
28
Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas
Power
47%
33
163/s
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Inter!ype Corp—
30% Jan
47%
33%
25
Stores—,.—
Power
*46%
*33
Teleg_Nopar
Corp
5
pfd
conv
Interstate Dept
25
25
common
International Utilities
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
19
21
40
No par
23
71 % Jan
39%
Shoe
Apr
90
2.700
39%
International
89
25% Jan
23
39%
1,000
25
30
5,900
39 3/4
43
July
82
40
38%
43
82
20% Oct 22
10
39%
39%
43
21% May
1
18% Jan 16
7
86
156
43
88% Jun
3
86
*152
43
34
Jun
86
154
43
30% Mar 18
16
86
154
43
11
19
87
154
39%
17
1,600
86%
*150%
87%
154
42
2
Jun
44 %
43
9
27
44
43
July
29% Jan
4 5'4
No par
Feb
29
45
International Salt
9% Jun
31
45 %
3
29 %
Feb
45
7
27
28% Dec
87
*150%
45
57
22
36
5
!
22%
1
No par
com
45
Jan
4
3
45 %
40% Feb
2
30
45%
*56
33% Jan
Sep
July
4%
57
2
10% Sep
*4j4
•
56
Jan
35
4%
56
30
32 %
*4%
*8
Jun
2
4%
*55
7% preferred
International To lop
30% May 19
2,000
*43/4
100
International
26
3534
4%
27%
..
6
10
12,500
35%
"43/4
Amer eom__No par
19
24
10 54
355/8
4%
151%
common
preferred_t
26
3
10%
35%
—No par
preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent
Jan
30% Sep
10 54
No par
Paper
Jan
8
10%
35 %
100
Canada
% Jan
4
10%
5%
Mining Corp—
of
International
$4
10%
35%
100
•International Packers
5%
10%
'35%
16%
Preferred
55 % Dec
105
93/4
5%
23
132% Mar 1]
100
35%
16%
38% Apr
128% Apr
30
2,600
9%
No par
9
3
33 %
"4%
1% Jun
14 % Jan
38 %
3834
353/4
88
com
38%
38%
9%
par
1
Chemical
&
38 %
35%
154
preferred
20
30
52
% May
6
48 % Jan 21
137 % Aug
4
3
Minerals
4%
54
31 % Oct
"50
Int
35
lfi
52
2
9
Oct
*51
8
Jan
10
53 % Oct
53
26% Mar 24
Apr
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39 % Jan
July 10
623/4 Feb
51
90
Jun
15
*50%
17
16
Feb
51
100
common
46
96
*50%
Machines——No par
33
17
51
7%
2
22% Apr
26% Nov
*50%
87%
common
Rubber
36% July 24
8
43%
20
Iron
20% Dec
16
46
*46%
No par
Intercontinental
Interlakc
18
May
*45
49
"150%
Inc
20
25 Ve
46
*46
No par
15
25% Oct
*45
24
22
Nov 13
-
48%
.100
33% Dec
8% Jan
46
*45%
16
May 29
36% May 16
24% Jan
*45
83% Jun
21
Feb
38%
48
No par
common
Corp
preferred
4,800
46
Mex, S A
Inspiration Cons Copper
4%%
500
79%
*443/8
5
Co
Insuranshnres
433/4
105
*443/8
45
1
:Interchemical
79 54
*103%
50
preferred
Inland
80
105
x38 %
22% Jun
43% May 28
Oct
5
6%
433/4
43%
79 %
*103 %
803/s
105
39%
Rayon
Inger,soil-Rand
79%
*103%
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—uNo
Industrial
41%
793%
105
45
Co__
Industria Electrica De
43
78%
47%
30% Jun
45
47
Jan
48
RR
43
*103%
50
preferred
cum
39
43%
79%
105
"45%
50
preferred
Terminal
"103%
No par
common
1
9% Oct 27
97% Jan
28
12
100
14
41% Jan
40% May
Jan
161% Jan
A
May 15
23% Dec
94
130% Jan
224
101
7
ser
preferred
cum
79
common_100
pfd
preferred100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
17
19
16
23
Apr
25
Dec
3% Mar 11
16% Jun
36% Jan
172
31% Apr
2
9
July 10
246% Dec
88 % Jan
4
89
4% Nov 28
18
22
160% Jan
96
56% Jan
Co
cum
4.42%
Illinois
Co
preferred
cum
4.70%
6
RR
conv
Power
4.08%
4.26%
55% Oct
4% Oct 30
Illinois
"43
20
Central
noncum
7
62% Aug 21
4
Idaho Power Co
61 3
1
4
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37%
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85
37%
600
600
160
1.600
91
61%
61%
54
53%
54
54
1.100
22%
23
2234
22%
22%
22%
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22%
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84
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84
84
84
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84
34%
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34 %
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23"
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4
54
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34 %
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61%
3.000
150
■
1
24% Nov
17
38% .Jan
3
42% Dec
16
49% Feb
13
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For
26
19% Dec
fnifnn-p<i
10
naoc
25% Apr
43% Jun
4
Jun
K
6
16
30
30% Mar 12
49
Feb
5
83/b Jan
2
Kaiser
5%
Alum
cum
&
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preferred iconv)
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1
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
2334
27%
23
28
50
45%
4534
45%
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45%
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46
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10
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4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
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46%
700
4%
600
Number 5237
Volume 178
...
(161)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Soititinued—Page 7
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
alange Lux Previous
30 J/2 Dec
5
2.6% Jan
26% Jun
10
3
95% Jan
102% May 21
95
July
100% Mar
98% Jun
Dec
96
2
Jan
J~n
15
103% Mar 12
May
1
105
9
6
Jan
4c/c
4.50%
cum
Kansas
39% Jun
19% Sep
2
9% Feb
28
13% Dec
22
92% Jan
26
4 OVi Feb
20
71
20% May
40
110
21% Feb
2
70
108
Apr
24
Apr
35% Oct
23
8
Kern
24% Feb
3
24
Jan
Jan
6
Kimberly-Clark
9
22
23
Oct
27
78% Jan
31'A -Tun
28
4%
10
41% Jan
conv
preferred
28
97% July 30
85
9
93 % Jan
5
4%
39% Jan
5
33 % Jun
19
35% Jan
5
Kresge
54% Sep
5
50
Jun
18
57 % Feb
5
Kress
25
42'/a Dec
24
37% Apr
28
42% Mar
6
Kroger Co
Oct
31% Jan
July
No par
10
—100
10
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—
'
8
8
23
9 % Dec
€% Mar 13
5% Dec
9% Jan
9
Jun
5
19
7'A Jan
16
Jun
I
7
5% Feb
.adede
Gas
18% Oct
6
24
Jan
21
19%! Jan
2
22 % Mar 16
11% Mar
7
16% Lee
12
15 % Jan
8
,
Lane
Jan
10
12
48% Jan
23
2
25 % July
16
20% Apr
28
24% Mar 17.
Lane-Wells
30
48 % Jun
24
64
Lee
12
29% Feb
Dec
50
1
72 'A Jan
20% Apr
15
26% Dec
8
25% Jan
Jan
2
92% May
1
87% July
54% May
88
Mar 12
56
Jan
95
8
8% May
1
9% Dec
22
7% Jun
26
11% Jan
21% May
l
30% Nov
26
25% Jun
10
34
Feb
19
21% Dec
16
16
1% Dec
26
2% Jan
4
14
5
17% Jan
29
5% Feb
21
81% July
Nov
14% Jan
6
2
18% Mar 27
7
20
Jun
30
22% Mar 17
Jan
42% Dec
27
35 % Jun
23
2
Jan
9
46% Mar 17
10
38% Mar
3
22
17% Jun
15
21% Feb
26
26
2nd
.No par
Stores Corp.—i
Corp
Cup
.
—
_
159%
.No par
*61%
—
■"
—
....
25% Dec
5
3
33
Jan
9
18
101% Jun
23
24% Jan
41 % Dec
23
147
5
Jun
18
15 *
34% Jun
10
52% Feb
20
0 7%
Dec
30
58% Apr
20
24 % Feb
20
33% Aug
8
30% Apr
6
91% Jan
8
99% July
7
92
37% Oct
16
50
Nov
14
15% Jan
,40 % Aug
4
Jan
30
May 25
33% Apr
23
61 ¥2
6i'A y
41
41%
41% y
17%
17%
17%
18
preferred-—100
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*64'A
65
10
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conv
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common—
2
-
Louisville
2
.1:111
20
45% Jan
22
Steel
Lukens
18
18
18
17%
17%
1,000
*64'A
65
*64'A
65
"
66
66
21 %
21
21%
11,700
123/8
12
12 3/8
17,400
29%
30%
30
23%
par
*27
103%
100
*99'A
103%
27%
*103'A
27%
27 %
148%
148%
100
10
*148
103%
6,100
23%
23%
24%
7,400
107%
1073/4
1073/4
700
27%
27 %
27 %
27 %
27%
600
17
16%
163A
163A
163A
7,600
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1043/4
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1043/4
104%
'
,
27% y
150
29%
23%
107%
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16%
104%
100
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107%
27
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10
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107%
50
_
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700
33%
12%
23%
& Sons Inc com—1
(M)
23%
33%
21
107"%
(Ky) _No par
preferred series A
4%%
'
23%
33%
12%
23 'A
Nashville—
&
Lowenstcin
35 % May 25
El Co
&
Louisville Gas
23
33%
21%
107%
—
23
33%
12%
100
Co
700
23%;
21%
65
100
100
preferred series C
7%. preferred
1,000
12%
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Lorillard
,
240
42
21 %
100
5.25%
30"
60%
42
12%
104%
.
60%
42
21
10
series B preferred
61
*41%
12%
16%
5%
9
6,200
21%
5.25% ,pfd series A—— —100
14 •
800
78%
78%
160%: 160%
12%
10
common
15,700
35%
21
1
No par
—
5,200
9%
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*
162 %
60
61%
41%'-
2,200
36%
9%
■
78%
78
20%
36 3/8
-
9%
35%
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900
20%
4
33%
1
convertible
41%
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:
33%
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*60
9%
500
4,000
15%
*15
35 %
9%
35 %^
800
3%
66:
17%
23 %
preferred
(Mil) A— .No
Long Island Lighting Co com
% Mar 23 '
07% Jan
ill
62
33%
Long Bell Lumber
158% Mar 12
41 % Jan
159%
23%
4.75
1
18% Mar 25
28
77
159%
33"%
3%%-
35% Mar 26
103% Jun
36%,
36%
23%
'
158 % May 24
203/a
36%
33%
Cement,
Jan
20%
23%
Gas
20% Aug
20%':
36%
2.50
—
Co———.A———
Star
143
20%
'
41
5
-
(The)—
Corp
Oil
Star
106% Jan
•
No par
Lion
Lone
6
36%
36%
100
preferred—————.
Tulip
Lone
May
20%
78%,
26
97
20 %
36 %
163%l
34 % Mar 19
21
20%
15
77%
10
106% Nov
5,500
4,800
15
*160%
16
July 14
17%
15%
1
Jun
101
17%
15%
15'A
1
13
Jan
15 %
/
77%
23 % Jun
110
3,60o
3%
160'A
28
10
27%
65%
77%
31% Nov
12
27
33/8
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—.No par
'
500
27%
65%
77
30
Jun
15%
9
MyeVs Tobacco com—25
23% Jan
15% Jun
14,800
*3%
9%
Loow's
101
50
8%
65%
3%
x65
35%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
2
88%
83/4
3%
70 %
-
14% Mar 25
24
26%
*86
65%
3%
69%
'
26% Mar 19 '
Dec
*3%
71%
9%
74
17% Dec
'
3%
70%
35%
17
107
100
17%
17%
9%
28
2
18
35%
23
2
y
17%
9%
Jun
•
300
51%
9
27
30
22%
*26
v
88 %
27%
52
22%
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.26%
26%
8
35%
_
11% Jan
-
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52
27%,
27% y
17"%
52%
22%
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8
36 %
Corp.
20 % Apr
Jan
87 3A'
35%
Savers
64
14% Jan
i 8
20
5
4
102-
26 %r ;
7%
.
22%
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87%
f
*50%
V
i
26 %
26%
88%
7"%
15%
—„1 %■■■
18% Jan
July
26%
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pfd-
75% Apr 14
24% July
1
108
800
*87
15
15
15%
100
28
30
15%
52
18% Apr
26'AJun
15%
22%
11'% Oct
103% Jun
15% '
52%(.
Products
Liggett &
4
7
1,103
15 %
*50
(The)—
Lionel
19% Feb
32% Jun
43% Feb
100
20%
15%
15%
5%
20%
*22%
*87
*5
20%
*50%
8
8%
5%
20%
52
88%
9%
*5
5%,-
22%
Fink
27% Mar 27
26
5
15%
8%
8%
20 %.
52
Corp
47% Mar 16 '
25
21% Dec
X27% Nov
8%
*5
4,000
20%
t
*50
noncum
7%
48% Jun
Apr
16
T;
20%
*20
5
Lily
30
28
26,600
8%
5
5
5%
*22%
Link Belt Co
Feb
9
8%
8%
20-
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass' Co.—10
7
McNeill & Libby
6
15
26
2,500
1%
2
72% Jan
14
Nov
1,000
41
9%
74
Jan
66
52 %
40%
1%
15
2
52%
41
*93/8
'Dec
Jan
52
41
1%
76
1
52
40%
9%
4
16% Oct
52
40%
1%
Life
27
34%
51%
40%
*51
Libby
38 % May
33%
51%
9%
'
X12% Apr
33% Nov
43
70
3,200
300
1%
!
167
85
9%
4
9
32%
85
1%
13
5
32%
1,000
85
9%
38% Mar 17
Jun
500
39%
85
1%
10% Apr
58% Jun
25
*38%
40
51
Valley RR
Lerner
80 % Mar 11 '
400
2,200
9%
42% Feb
155
25
3,000
107
9%
7
11
>
*101
*1%
10
30
42
17%
16
Dec
23%
41%
1%
8%, Jan
74
23
&%
34%, Jun
173% Apr
7,800
*23
23%
41% 42
*100
106
*25% 25%
38 % 38%
*85
86
32% 33
85
85%
33% 34
23
23 '
41% 42%
*100
106
25% 25%
38% 38%
*85
86
32% 33
85% 85%
33% 33%
17%
13
1
12,400
45%
19%
1%
29
2
64%
44%
9%
Feb
May
64
17%
Jan
160% Jan
64%
45%
1
9
5
3,400
64%
45%
No par
38
Jan
19%
65
45%
27 %
I,elm
"
6,700
64%
45V2
28 %
1
61% Jun-
300
l
64%
45%
27%
50c
Jan
80% Jan
10%
35
10%
19%
25
•Lehman
July
.
17%
10%
10%
19%
10
22
14
2
17%
51
Lehigh Valley Coal common-.
4% Jail
.
*33%
17%
; $3 noncum 1st preferred—..No par
7
8
.
*33%
17%
34%
17%
10%
19%
7%
28
7% May
35% Oct
49
9
27
33%
17%
23
preferred
Lehigh
20
1% Jan
33 %
17%
3,000
10'A
19%
Lehigh Portland Cement——.
22% Jan
'■
34
43%
10%
19%
Lcliigh Coal & Navigation Co
23 /
Mar 24
43%
& Sons Co common—3
(James)
3.85%
60
25
17
X33% Feb
.
Lees
•
18
16% Mar 28
13% Dec-18
21
Jun
3% Apr
23
70% Feb
Nov
10
24
9
29
3% Dec
13
Jun
1% Apr
3
Feb
60
44%
51%
*5
50
5
102
51%
20
*22%
1
—
Tire
&
120
*101
43%
51
Co
Rubber
96
44%
22% 22%
40% 41
*100
106
25% 25%
39% 40
85
86
32% 32%
85% 85%
33% 33%
22%
16
50
preferred
4%%
,
9
110
96
64%
44%
46
t
—1
._
3,500
88
10%
19%
10%
19%
64%
1
No par
Bryant common-——i_«
20% Jan
8%
4
-
,
pl'd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)——
Co
Lambert
18% Mar 18
45
Co
La Consolidada 0%
4
40
No par
(The)
101
Shares
28%
*87%
40%
*51%
No par
& Co
(S H)
28%
28%
88
97
101
the Week
43%
17%
40% 40%
*101
106
25% 25%
39% 40
*85
86
32% 32%
85% 85%
33% 33%
1
1
Koppers Co Inc common—
5
*22%
Corp
preferred
prior
$5
21
Apr
64%
45%
2.50
Corp
I
R) Co common
Kinney, (G
May 12
.
Land Coi—
No par
com__^No par
preferred (cum)
100
King-Seeley
Mar 17
95
Copper
County
50% Mar 25
91
34
10%
19
Wheel new.
Hayes
Kennecott
41% May 19
8
21
33 %
17%
28%
88
*95
Friday
July 10
43%
*33%
17%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
49
7
Nov
80
8
Kelsey
25
Jan
2
49% Jan
Apr
18
Feb
60
16
Jan
33%
No par
20% Jun
111% Feb
Jan
25
50
82;
21%
95
101% 101 'A
—8.75
5
1
28% 28%
*88
89
96
96
*101
102%
95
43%
& Co—
(Julius)
28%
88'A
28%
88
29/
88
96%
*100% 101
43%
Light Co
Kayser
1
July 9
43%
preferred
non-cum
27
10
39'A Jun
114
27
18% Jan*
13% Jan
26 % Dec
5
4%
Kansas Power &
Mar 17
2
19
July
63% July
43% Jun
9
May 25
1
22% Aug
30
Mar
July
51% Sep
1
Apr
July
21
Thursday
July 8
No par
Common
36% May 11
15
10
19
68% Oct
16
17'A Jun
4
45
32% Jun
16% Jan
10
Wednesday
July 7
29
*85
*95
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
City Southern—
3.80%
13
Tuesday
July 6
Par
Lt Co com_No par
Kansas City Pr &
31% Mar 13
85
Sales for
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
106
£7% Jan
95
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Ilange Since Jan. J
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
1
104%
*99%
100
103%
'
103%
27%
149
*99%
*103%
,
40
100
*99 %
100
1033/4
1033/B
103 3/a
150
273A
11,700
28
V
27%
28
27%
149
*
*148%
149
-*148%
149
20
36
36
36%,
36%
36%
37%
37%
37 3A
37%
37%
1,100
65 %
65%
65'A
65%
65%
65%
65
653/b
65
65%
2,700
*33 %
33'A
*93
94'A
33 %
33%
*93
.
94%
*40%
41%
•
*.
40%
41
'
33 %
*93
i- 41
;
33%
33 %
33 %
94%
*93
040%
41
.32%
32%
*93
94 %
41
~
94 %
40%
700
'
40%
900
M
,1°
Oct
30
24% Oct 22
29
Dec
84
7
41
Jun
3
127
17% Jan
28
30
22
28
80
9% Mar 13
8
45
16
26% Oct .30
15% Aug 13
485
Apr
9
•
-
24
7% Dec
90 % Jan
5
1
Jun
16
9
22% Nov
14
Dec
10
519% July
8
11% Mar 18
6% July
3
536
7
6
July 11
22
Jan
23
24
29 % Jan
17
L'8
May 26
Mar 20
M
45
Feb
Mac Andrews
132
24
Mar 24
i.i
'A .tan
23
26
Jan
8
87 % Mar 27
9
May
9% Jan
8
12
552
Ma r 23
8 % Feb
8
Mar
25% Jun
16
10
II
18% May 13
25
Mar
Jan
28
Mandel JBros
Manhattan
Maracaibo
5
lo
13
Mar
9
58
Feb
4
7
4% Apr
9
4% Jan
9
16
Mahoning Coal RR Co
9
15
•>r<
(Tlie)_——
Manati Sugar Co—
9
11% Jun
% Mnr I!)
23
Nov
85
Oct
7
94
Jun
9
Jun
16
88 % Mar
8% Jun
25
16
Dec
19
,12 % Jun
16
18% Mar 20
.
Magic Chef
4
9
—
Shirt
s—5
—
preferred
6.25
Field
common
(conv)
prior pl'd
Market St Ry G%
Marsha ll
100
1
Co—
(Glenn L)
May
2
75
85% Jan
13
2
Jan
10
87
14% Jan
4
45% Jan
18
90% Jan
79
15% Mar 12
x22 % Nov
7
Feb
28
14% Oct
28
42
89 % Dec
30
July
2
19% Dec
31
17% Jun
10
49% Apr
6
Dec
30
19% Dec
4
Dec
45% Nov
51
26 %
Apr
Mar 16
52
Mar 12
16% July 10
21 % Mar 25
31
24
30% Feb
10
13
42% July
45% Feb
17
7
12% July
15% Feb
4
78% Jun
92
8
17% Mar
98 %
21
25
Jun
Jan
May
87% Jun
95
26% Jan
28% Mar 19
Feb
8
1
12% Oct
22
12% Feb
14% May 22
Dec
10
50% Mar 12
46% Mar
50% May 21
15% Apr
16
21% Dec
9
16% Jun
19% Jan
Oct
6
35% Jan
22
18% Jun
25% Jan
5
84% Jan
4
93 % Dec
12
80
87% Feb
19
47
22
104% Oct
3
16
May
92% Jun
Jan
2
33% Jan
23
28% Jan
2
22
11
111
Jun
121
52
Nov"
22
Oct
15
37% Dec
18
31
Jun
92% Jan
2
101
May 27
86
Jun
Jun
25
96
Jun
24
% Jun
54% Feb
101
3
91
Jan
14
97
3
88
Jun
91% Feb
20
95% May 23
84
July
Oct
6
20
Jan
8.
28
55% Jun
28
22% Jun
lootnotos
see
page
22.
66% Jan
27% Mar
8,100
11%
1,200
20
20
19%
19%
2,600
11%
110
85%
85%
85%
85%
85
85%
*86
85%
87'A
78
30
*75
76%
18
1,400
No par
McCord Corp
common
3
$2.50
preferred
—i_.
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McCall
Corp
Electric
M'cGraw
2nd
2nd
$4.25
Inc
Co——
18%
18%
*493/4
50%
*49%
50%
*59%
50%
*59%
17%
17%
X17%
17'A
17'A
17%
17%
*25%
25%
Middle
South
81%
81%
430
64%
64%
400
12%
82%
81%
64%
65
*64
65
33%
34%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
22%
22%
22%
1
No par
Co_—No par
100
.-100
series.:
100
...—-——-5
series—
series.,
22 %
22%
*22%
64%
58%
*12%
13
13
13
13%
13 %
*25
25%
25%
25%
25
25
87%
87'A
*87%
26%
26 %
27
87%
27
*87%
26%
87%
27
64
64
63
63
*62
64
58%
58
58
34%
35%
34%
34%
22%
22%
*22%
*58%
23
500
900
2,200
600
*12%
13%
*12%
13%
300
25'A
25%
25%
26%
2,700
*87'A
87%
87%
88
26%
26%
26%
27%
3,400
14'A
14%
14'A
14%
2,000
46 %
90
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
49%
*47%
49%
*47'A
49'A
47%
47%
*47%
*17%
500
17%
17%
46%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19,000
19%
*81
95%
19%
83%
95%
60
20
19%
83%
*82
85
83%
83%
96
96%
97
96%
1,100
95%
96
96%
95%
93
93
93
93%
93%
480
93
19%
*81
20
*83
84
200
93
93
93
93
26
*25%
500
26
26%
25 %
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
*23%
1,400
23'A
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23
23%
23
33%
33%
33%
1,100
10
*86
*84%
100%
21%
10
*58%
Inc— No par
25%
Petroleum
Utilities
82%
12%
92
Mid-Contine.nt
4,900
*81%
98%
9
12%
12%
32%
2
12%
82%
*90 %
u
10
12%
58%
18
600
431/2
58%
—_
1,500
*42i%
12%
58'A
16%
25Va
43%
82%
64 %
'
25%
*42'A
12%
65
16%
*25%
42%
12%
*64
17%
50%
26
12%
*97%
Copper
*42%
42%
43%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred
series—-100
Miami
*25'A
43%
*4.2%
12.50
Mesta Machine Co———5
5
25%
58
Merritt-Chapman & ScottJ
4.45%
25%
50%
*49%
100
26
58
No par
pfd
preferred
preferred
preferred
18
64%
—No par
Linotype
18 %
65
preferred-—
Mergenthaler
7 6'A
18
81%
Corp common.,
conv
76 %
18
65
——
$4
18%
76%
64%
Mines—5
$3.50 preferred
18%
18
81%
Mfg
Norris
*75
No par
Co—
10
—No par
4'A% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred._50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc.—:
3%
Merck & Co Inc common—±._16%c
McQuay
Mead
76%
*75
78
—1
Co__—
Publishing-
Stores
McLellau
3.85%
10
81% Jan
50
13%
11%.
*85
3.80%
29% Mar
82%
13 %
12
*11%
1,400
4
10
82%
13%
11%
12
4,400
,2
Jun
83
13%
12
13%
11 %
87%
13
21
83
13%
86
13%
*
29%
93% Jan
18
84
13%
*84
133/8
28%
93 % Feb
107% Feb 19
84
86
*86
3
26% Dec
28% Nov
2
24%
85%
12
May 21
14
9
105
24%
28%
Feb
99
16
For
397'a Jan
8
58% Oct
30
98% Jan
109% Aug
20% Feb
Jan
25% Mar 30
p
108
105
31
25% May
Jan
20
94 % May 12
Jun
28
7
Jan
7
24%
28%
22% July
14
*4%
24'A
85%
& Robbins
24
4,400
43A
243/8
28%
McKesson
Jan
23%
43A
24%
85'A
2
26% Dec
x23 %
4%
24%
28%
38 % Jan
94
2,500
85'A
July
Aug 19
8
23% Mar
500
4%
85%
33%. July
86
53%
*4%
28%
3
22
7,500
*53%
4%
85%
46
21
12
12
53%
*4%
283/4
17
Mar 20
'
4%
85%
33% Nov
14% Jan
11%
11%
53%
12
54
29
Porcupine
28
500
2,400
85%
Mclntyre
26% Jan
8%
19%
283/a
12
12% July
100
*7%
19%
*99%
conv
71% Jan
23'A Jun
8
19%
preferred—.
100
common.'——.—5
$3.75
preferred—..
.—No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series.No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
Maytag Co common
No par
$3 preferred
—No par
4.25%
May Dept Stores
57
7
13%
11%
*53
24%
1S'%
1,700
83% Apr
2
*84
12
53%
r
8,800
20
21
4%
24
*53
*23%
*7%
8
99%
Nov
28% Feb
11%
113/4
53%
24
*23%
24 'A
19%
400
99%
McGraw-Hill
15% Jan
11%
53%
19
1,000
6%
99'A
67% May 27
26% Jan
*7%
6%
6%
99'A
64
3
*23%
8%
193/8
6%
6
38%
52% Jan
12% Nov
24%
8
19
6%
6
99%
1
23% Jan 21
*233A
8%
193/8
8
47
6%
;
i
99%
Dec
22% July 15
243/8
%
193/8
243/a
2,800
38%
(Nov 28
28
6 %
1,800
17
525
99%
56
Jan
7
*6
26%
26 %
*16%
*505
39
71
65
*6%
6%
17%
99%
'.
Chemical Corp com
5
73% Mar 12
6%
6 %
26 %'
525
38%
Co—
20
July
6%
16%
*500
,
39
Corp—
Electric
38% Feb
55% Mar
7
400
26%
26%
63/8
6%
*6
8%
100
5
6
525
8%
38%
110% Jan
20
525
8%
5
10
Jail
519%
525
1,400
18%
30
Jail
17%
519%
*510
8%
38%
27% Jun
95
17%
270
8%
8%
•
8 %
18%
98% Jun
95
*8%
26 %
17'A
1,50Q
*8%
37%
10
5
8'A
26%
17%
6,900
18%
34% Aug 11
12
*8%
2 6'A
17%
81
38%
Mathieson
82% Jun
8%
263/b
17
22"%
*80
18'A
2
83% Jun
*8'A
263/b
i
38%
41% Jan
7
8 %
8 3/8
81
18% e
16
May
8%
*8%
83/8
23
80%
20
34% Jun
July 21
8'A
*8%
22%
10%
22%
r
18%
10
98
80%
10%
19%
49% Apr
97
10%
23%
80%
100
10%
183/4
80
2
23%
42%
134%
20
Master
90% Jan
23%
81
10%
9%
19%
Masonite
2
32% Mar 23
23%
80
11
*42
*130
10
18%
2
20% Jan
Jun
10%
23%
81
10%
1,200
42%
134%
19%
25% Feb
7
113
-
10%
10%
23%
8034
9%
*42
*130
*9%
9%
42% >
134%
18%
22
3
9%
42%
*130
19%
Martin-Parry Corp
Jun
18 % Apr
25
42 %
134 %
18%
5
19
18
29% Jan
10
*42
*130
11%
11 % Jan
2
20 % Feb
104% Jan
*9%
10
42%
134 %
,—1
2
33 % Jan
38 % Oct
*9%
*42
*130
2—-No par
No par
13% Jun
17% May 12
14% Mar
5
50
100
No par
Co com
&
preferred
4%%
Martin
9% Apr 15
21% Oct 28
2
—No par
10
1
——50
—1
No par
Exploration——_—1
Oil
Marathon Corpy.
Marine Midland Corp
4%%
100
No par
Garden
Square
Madison
Magma Copper-
Jan
82
preferred series A—
4%%
Magnavox Co
7% Jun
23% Jun
Co Inc com——No par
(R H)
Mucy
9
52'A Jun
8
5
Mack Trucks Iiic
6
22
27% July
100
preferred—
6%
Apr
32
22
4%.May
Forbes
&
22 % Jan
Dec
13
& M
5
common—10
Working Co
Wood
12
57 % Jan
31
17
Jan
8% July
22% Apr
4% Jan
July
16% Jun
8
2
19
3
25
12% Jan
July'
Jun
5
2
10%
6
10% July 10
8
18
52% Feb '25
8
Apr
Feb
Apr
8% Oct
-
Jun
10%-Jan
39
Dec 19
6
20
/ May
135.
7% Aug.25
7% Oct
9% July 10
31% Jan
128% Sep '10
12
23
32%
90
86
100%
32%
90%
*97%
*86
*84%
>100
34
*33
*89%
91%
*89%
91%
*90
90%
91%
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
99
90
*87
90
32%
33
90
*87
86
*84%
100%
22
100%
22
90
87
100'A
22
*87
*84%
87
*84%
87
*100%
101
*100%
101
130
21%
22%
21 %
21%
2,100
58%
59
3,300
25%
26
6,200
22
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59
58 %
58%
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58%
58%
59
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Eange for Previous
39% Jan
Oct
Sep
30% Jan
22
17% Nov
22
26
15% Oct
23
14
62 % Dec
18
116% Dec
2
Mar
39
3
Apr
24
101% Feb
25
16
Oct
80
Nov
Jan
4
23
Apr
53 % Feb
42
Apr
6
24'% Jan
2
19
91 % Jan
11
79
May
23% Nov
7
30% Jan
9
23
Apr
32% Jan
2
39
Dec
17
33% Jun
Oct
15
37
$5.50
34% Mar 25
Corp
Mission
Development Co.:
20% Jan
22
17% Jun
9
23% Mar 25
11
34% Jun
10.
41% Mar 17
8 % Feb
15
Jan
16
67 3A Dec
31
21 '/2 Apr
21
59 % Dec
23
24% Nov 12
123A Mar 4
31% Jan
7
6 %
20
10
69% Mar
37% Jun
16
58% Jan
25
30
7%
9
Mohawk
5
15% Mar 25
Mojud
4
15% Jun
9
20% Mar 23
Monarch
80% Jun
10
95% Jan
Monsanto
20
82% Oct
30
109'% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
20
Mar 11
Hosiery
Co
15
Moore-McCormack
3
12'A Jun
10
la12 rtpr
lb
443A Oct
14
31
Jun
10
43% Jan
6
32
Dec
31
28'% Jun
9
25% Dec
15
11% Jun
5
13'% Jan
493A j)CC
j9
106% Oct
6
5
14 %
May 19
50
Jan
Murphy Co
44% Apr
4
24
Nov
28
21'% Dec
1
43 Va Jun
48
24
52% Feb
4
37
Jun
17% May
1
60% Feb 20
22% Dec
1
20% Jun
10
100% Dec
lg
81% Apr
24
48
18% Jun
Aug 25
6
jinA Mar0 3
104% May 18
24% Feb
17
50
Feb
25
10
61
Feb
2
25% Feb
4%%
26
28
29
4%
81%
'80'%
23'%
*22%
16
16'%
16
50
16
1,200
81%
100
23%
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23%
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35%
36
36'A
36%
36%
36 3A
363%
36'%
36%
1,000
31%
31%
32
32 %
32%
32'A
323%
32%
32%
13,700
23%
200
18'%
18 VA
2,900
38%
38%
6,000
V 5'A
-■
5'A
3,300
623/4
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623%
62%
62%.
5%
62%
62%
623/4
623/4
63%
2,400
39
39'A
38%
39%
383/4
393/4
39%
40 3/4
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26%
27
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
263%
26%
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13'A
13%
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13%
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13%
13%
13%
500
16
16'A
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16%
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16'%
500
85%
85%
853/4
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86%
87%
86'A
87
86%
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22%
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22%
22%
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600
22%
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28'A
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28%
28
28
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59
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15%
15%
15%
♦15%
15%
1,300
123%
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123A
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12%
123%
123%
123%
12 3%
300
33'/4
33'A
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33%
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33%
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30
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30 %
30%
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29%
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1,300
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23%
23%
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253/4
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26
26
26
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22
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13
13'A
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13%
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13%
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47%
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47%
common.
48
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107
107
107'A
107'%
-10
20
20
193/4
19%
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443/4
40
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443A
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-80
Ho par
Bros
4,300
12%
10
——-—8
preferred
22 Va
33%
—1
<G C)
&
*80'%
16
Ho par
3
Corp
E)
81
59%
preferred
(F
81
28%
Murray Corp of America
Myers
16
81%
13%
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Jan
99%
39%
Mulllns
6
48%
*98%
58%
Mueller Brass Co
26% Mar 13
18% May
1
42'A Mar 13
Dec
Wheel
27% Mar 16
12
26
573/4 Jan
110
Motor
27% Jan
9
47%
98%
26%
5
Line§
Corp
12
48'%
98%
16
No par
13
& Co
23
Apr
48
98%
16
Ho par
(The)
Inc
22^4 Jun
20'% July
400
3,700
49
1,600
2,400
35%
8
18% Apr
23
107%
31%
Ho par
18% Aug
1
14'A Jan 10
Products
'22%
107%
62%
2
Motor
23'A
14
59'/.
100
pffl-100
20
1.25
conv
12
(John)
*80%
133%
53%
Co
Co
Power
81%
100
58%
18%
16'% Jan
8
"97%
,
400
13%
38%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Dec
48%
98%
16
42
135
59
108%
5'A
Montana
Va jan 25
49%
133/4
59
108%
18'A
Utllltlei Co
Montana-Dakota
14
59%
108%
38%
Tool
Chemical
13%
95%
108 %
19
32 % Mar 28
29
23 %
16
14
59%
108%
59
38%
65% Mar 19
25
13%
*107'A
18%
4
1
13%
59'A
109
*5%
10
1
30,800
38%
in
20
21%
5'A
21% Jun
Feb
21 %
18'%
58% Jun
Mar
213%
21
38'%
253/4 .Tun
18
20%
5'A
2
22% May
20%
18 3%
19
23
20'%
37%
30
34% Mar 18
1,100
5%
Dec
Morrell
22%
183A
Inc
Machine
Motorola
22%
37%
67% Jan
Nov
23
5%
31 %
36
Aug
7
22% Jan 14
*22%
18%
28% Jun
1
22%
37%
263% Apr 16
55% Oct 22
15'% July
22%
5
A
RR 5%
Pac
Jan
23
20
10
Carpet Mills
13
16% Oct
RR
series
preferred
tMissouri
23
23
20
*41%
♦134
com—Ho par
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
32% Mar 12
Jun
•80%
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Mar 12
5
14% Aug
18% Jan
common—1
Co
Mission
38% Dec
23
*97i%
22
10
42
134
49%
40% Mar 26
16
41%
1333A
98%
1st
Shares
42%
134%
"97 %
16
*42
134%
No par
20
603/4 Jun
13%
58%
*107
42 VA
134
Mlg common—_No par
&
26% Jan
22
50
19%
*413/4
the Week
134
49'%
17
Apr
42
preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota Power & Light CoJRopar
3% Oct
July 10
23
100
9
153% Oct
Friday
July y
48%
preferred
Minneapolls-Moline
Sale* for
Thursday
135
1.50
Jan
83
8
33% Oct
5
Corp
$4
23
19% Jan
Mln
Minn
ui
PRICES
July 8
42
100
10
29
27 % Feb
Mar 12
Jan
Oil
SALE
Wednesday
July 7
«134
5
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
$3.75 conv preferred
6
*»%JUiy
Prod
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry_No par
Minn St Paul & SS Marie—Ho par
7
Jan
1(»J
16
15'% Jun
Midwest
2
62
11
28
25
19 % Jan
Steel
HIGH
Tuesday
July 6
Par
1st preferred
8%
115% Mar 31
11
94% Jun
23
9
21% July 10
27
Jun
Midland
7
Feb
24% Mar 20
26
106
2
48 % Jan
105
Mar
13
19% Dec 119
453/4 Feb
107
46% Jan
139
7
16'% Jan
28
133A Feb
21
Apr
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Continued—Pagi 8
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
132% Apr
3
139
6
41
1
46% Dec
4
20
20
Lowest
Highest
131'A Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1U.V*
Lowest
Monday, July 13, 1953
41%
40
48
48
*107
109
19%
48
•
48
O -O
*44
44%
44
44
*40
41%
41
800
3,500
13%
48 %
19%
900
25%
300
48 VA
*107%
107'%
20
107'%
41%
20
23%
21
193/4
•
:
500
150
20
4,000
*44
45
100
*41%
43'%
400
20%
8.400
N
31% Apr
15
36
11% Oct
15
16% Jan
16% Oct
99% Jan
Nashville
2
36'/4 Mar 25
National
Acme
16
15% Jan
8
National
10
21% Mar
9
National
Automotive
25% Mar 20
National
Aviation
24
20% Jan
8
19
23
23 % Dec
1
20% Jun
9
23
35% Dec
31
34% Jun
12
2
179% Jun
18
158% Jun
24
173 % Jan
5
12% Jan
Jun
38
National
Mar 19
7%
preferred
8% Oct
21
28
10% Jun
10
13% Feb
26
National
Can
3
61 % Mar 19
52 % Feb
27
59'A Mar 19
National
Cash
9% Jan
2
14% Nov 25
13% Jan
2
9% Apr
7
14
48% Jan
2
16 % Jun
National
23
24
11 % Jan
5
Jun
24
20% Jun
18
18% Mar 27
15% Jan
2
60
1
56% J,un
10
20
13% Jan
Dec
Lines
City
4
National
16
15% Jan
8
National
Department
16
23% Jan
C
National
Distillers
136
7
20 % July
8
29
Jun
18
147% Apr 24
7% Dec
24
9% Jan
40% Jan
155%Jun
9
May
1
34% Sep
53
31% Nov
27% Oct
Apr
15
144% Jan
8% Jun
37% Mar 19
Natl
32% Jan
6
National
8
National
Steel
30'A Jan
12
National
Sugar
25% Jun
31% Jan
Apr
91
May 20
87% Apr
9
27% July 7
109% July 31
5% Sep 18
24% Jan
6
104% Jan
21
3% Oct
23
Nov
14
6% Oct
22
10% Feb
1
13 % Dec
10
104 % Jan
7
9% Jan
35% Dec
3
23
90% Jan
12
Jan
4
Jan
84
30
.
2
45% Oct
20
11% Oct
16
66
July 22
31% Dec 30
18'/» Nov
17
16
3
% Jan
89
7% Apr
1
National
Theatres
9
12% Jan
12
National
N a to m as
10% Jun
10
3
13% Jan
105
16% Apr
5
Jan
27
11
10% Apr
29
22
31 % Jun
8
98% Mar 20
85% Jun
30
14 %
12'A Jun
11
85
18
Sep
4
Apr
21
56% July
20% Feb
Jun
1
40% Jun
11% Jun
Jan
7
I
24
22% Aug
8
593A
60'A
2,800
14%
10,500
163/4
16%
60
60
59%
60
60
60%
593/4
13%
13%
13aA
13%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
89
88
88
14
13%
20%
203/a
203%
16
*86%
873A
32%
*134
8%
33
33
33%
160
33%
159 %
159%
135%
Xl35%
135%
8%
8%
18%
14%
18%
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88'/2
200
20%
203%
20%
20 »/4
7,400
87%
87%
87%
87 «/2
60
333/4
13,200
161%
90
331/4
333A
33%
160'A
160'A
♦160'A
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161
137
137
8%
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33%
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No par
31 %
*30%
31%
30%
30'A
44 'A
44%
44%
44%
443%
28
27%
27%
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27%
44
10
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33
183%
88 %
33%
8%
33
27%
27%
27%
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88%
88%
88
88
8
28%
28%
28-%
28%
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100
115
*114
115
3,900
18%
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161
*135%
8%
143%
1,200
203%
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159%
143%
I
87 3/4
20%
87%
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*33
33 3%
27%
83%
136 3%
83%
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8'A
33%
33
1,900
500
30
30
31%
200
44%
44
44'%
2,800
27%
27%
27'%
500
2,700
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2734
27%
27%
88'%
873A
88
283/4
28%
28%
28 3/4
115
60
8%
33
443%
*27
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115
137
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273/4
88'A
110
28%
283%
3,800
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116
27%
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115%
200
8,000
1
Fibre
6%
6%
6%
63A
6%
63%
6%
6%
6%
63%
1
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10%
10%
10%
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10%
*10%
103%
10%
10%
600
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
5%
51%
2,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
600
151/4
800
Co
11%
*14%
—1
common
*105
100
6
11%
15
15
15
15
15
15
106
*105
106
*105
106
13%
20
Newmont Mining Corp
29
Newport
Industries
*85%
10
43%
43%
1
*12%
13%
common
12
*11%
*105
43%
Jan
16% Jan
1
pfd.100
12
15
43%
Electric System
Pr & I.t Co \%
12
106
13'A
15%
X105
12 3A
12%
12%
12%
12%
*32%
34
33
33
34
34
*87
88%
87 3A
89
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88%
13'%
13 3%
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13%
105
30
12%
400
*33
35
400
90
90
12%
133%
133%
100
13%
18,600
87
'86
87
42%
42%
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43
42%
42'/2
900
13
13
13%
13'%
13'%
1,800
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69
133%
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87
10
66
Jun
11
72% Mar 23
*67
69
69
69
69
27
Jun
10
34 '
Newport. News Ship & Dry Dock—1
23%
28%
*283%
28%
28%
283/4
28%
233/4
28%
28%
500
18% Jun
10
23 % Mar 17
New
York
8
19'A
193/8
*19
19%
19'%
19'A
19
19
19
19%
900
New
York
Central
No par
24%
25
24%
25'/a
24%
25'A
24%
25%
24%
25
York
Chic
42%
43
42
42%
43%
43%
42%
43%
42%
42%
*106
106'%
*105'%
105 %
.Tan
4 'A ">'c
30
101% Jun
10
9
14% Apr
24
9
10
May" 2
14% Feb
13
46% Jan
2
22
108
Oct
3
109% Mar 10
6%
17% May 26
14% May
1
17 'A
July
73
66
Apr
9
70
Jan
Jun
10
92
Feb
5
520
Jan
N
34
Feb
N
Dec
5
94% Feb
9
82
Mar 24
400
673
24
May
% Dec
23
19% Jun
16
63 % Nov
25
54
16
2
15% Jan
21% Apr
16
2
A
*106
100
New
York
*66
68
$5
Dock
non-cum
Y
&
Y
New
8
RR
Haven
York
No par
5%
&
*82
50
preferred
Harlem
Preferred
No par
common
-400
Co
1
*18%
19
19
19%
19%
19%
34%
333/4
24% Jun
10
28 % Feb
2
May 21
75
Apr
28
80% Jan
12
Nov
12
79
Jim
22
87 % Jan
8
3
87
\Jun
29
93% Jan
7
8% Jun
9
15
Jan
8
Noma
20% Jan
26
53% Jan
30
26
16
14 %
Sep
26
26% Apr
1
17
Apr
23
43% Jun
9
2
52 %
Aug
19% Jan
8
26'A Apr
25
Dec
16
19
Jun
15*
Apr
75% Jan
17% Dec
8
16
Apr
89 % Dec
1*
83
July
16
22% Jun
B7
Jan
34%
243A
*66
7
47% Dec 30
*84
94% Mar 2g
65% Apr
490
10% Jan
2
13% Dec
16
82
2
90 % Dec
1
Electric
26
26%
583A
58%
800
19%
19%
193%
193/4
3,000
34
34
333/4
34%
*82
83
83
83
26'/.
26
26%
79
*76
78'A
*803/4
82%
34%
33%
33%
82
82
83
83
26%
26
261%
26
26'/.
26
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78%
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78'A
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78%
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82%
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8234
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89 %
90%
89%
*
79 %
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9
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Corp
91
9%
9
9
82
80
80
89%
*8%
89
89
9
89
8%
8%
8%
2,400
70
18,500
200
89
250
9
2,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
♦173/4
17%
700
453'8
45%
453%
45%
45%
17%
453/4"
17%
25
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45'%
45%
45%
3,500
*23 %
241/4
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24>A
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24%,
*23%
24%
24
24
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19%
20
19?%
20
20%
19"%
20'%
20
20 'A
1
17%
173/s
17'A
17%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
3
.
North
American
Co
North
American
Aviation
17%
20%
■17%
173/4
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Northern; Central Ry Co_
—50
83
83
3
Northern Natural Ga* Co.
—10
373'4
38%
37%
38
373%
37%
Northern
Pacific Ry
100
69%
",37%.
373%
5
70%
69 % 1
70
69%
69%
683A
69%
12%
123%
l2Vx
12%
12%
12%
100
12,400
7,300
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Jan
11% Jun
16
14% Mar 12
Common
24
87
$3.60
Mar 19
8
preferred
3
110
Nov
7
100% Jun
18
Jan
5
102
Nov
25
89% Jun
19
30
15% Jan
7
12% Jun
11 % Sep
19
Sep
15
9
16% Jan
31
10% Jun
16
14% Jan
13
8
25% Jan
31
19% Jun
10
18% July 18
24% Jan
13
27 % Jan
28
20% Jun
10
25 % Apr
9
Norwich Pharmacal Co
3
Ohto
109
101
Mar 12
Jan
9
18% Mar 17
$4.80
preferred
$4.10
preferred
84»%
♦83
12%
.100
12%
12%
80
80 :,/4
80%
103%
1033A
84%
81%
105
11033/4
*103%
*90
J00
—
*83
80
100
11% Apr
'
22,600
25
com
Adjustment preferred
78
Apr
"20
59
46% Jan
24
30
85
*430
84
35% Jun
5
500
8,800
69
85
Northern
35 % Mar
59
3,400
17
263%
83
"82
■
Jan
16%
480
I
*58'A
26
No par
:
$3.75
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk & Western Ry
20% Mar 19
17
Common
23 'A Mar 24
28
Sep ' 8
139,200
Electric & Ga* Corp—
Y State
6
98% Jun
480
573A'
Jun
24
*84
24%
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.Nopar
3.407« preferred
-100
3.60% preferred
:
100
3.90% preferred
-100
28
85
480
57%
22
8'A Apr
*84
*400
24%
Jan
18% Oct
69-
58
37% Mar 23
.92
69
24'A
92
2
69
*66
57%
11
Jan
10
Corp—
10
82
17%
24
80% Jun
28
106
16%
57%
Shipbuilding
106
16%
24%
32% Jun
85
84%
460
106
16'/a
57:,A
3
2
*82
460
69
106
24%
5
2
*68
16%
100
A
Participating stock
<
84%
460
15%
Hartford Co_100
series
Apr
Jan
106%
15%
35% Sep
24% Jan
2
series
94
76
2
20
preferred
*67
Loul* Co—
*15%
65% Feb
7
St
&
69
York City Omnibus Corp_No par
New
18% Jan
Brake
New
9
'
Jun
Air
*67
—-100
preferred
Common
N
Jan
85% Jan
1
1,800
60'A
163A
Inc
Inc
England
Jersey
5
.Jan
16%
16aA
20%
preferred
New
30
94
16%
16%
86
25% Jan
105
2,100
16%
16%
13%
48% Jan
Jan
2,400
10 «/4
203%
16%
86
6
Feb
16%
10 %
20%
103%
20%
86
9
*
16'%
10%
13 %
5r;
16
20 3%
*86%
Inc
New
6
16%
10%
20%
88 %
2
'/4 Mar 30
16%
10%
20%
13
14
Jun
Jan
16%
10%
*88
93% Apr
92 % Jan
20 '/2 Apr
25
16 %
33%
39
46%
16%
33%
6
15
86% Jan
1,800
Newberry Co ( J J) common—No par
3%'V preferred
100
Feb
23
*29
12
53%
12%
49% Dec
13% Dec
113/4
53'/.
12%
20
Oct
II7/.
53%
*12%
34% Feb
86
113/4
53%
-8
23% Dec
350
ll7/a
53%
Nesco
22
Apr
11%
533A
1
Bros
% %
11%
533A
38
16
36% Nov
4
250
10,300
10%
20%
Corp
Neisner
Mar 25
600
165
52%
15 'A May 15
9
4
8
106
♦163
164%
5,400
10%
8
Co
Nehi
164
10%
Co
Vulcanized
6
26
165
1,400
21 %
36
No par
2
13% Feb
*162
20 3/a
common
30
7% Mar
1633/4
100
1
preferred
conv
163%
20 %
New
13
100% Jan
'
4.20%
162
100
Co
5% Jun
Oct
52
Tea
35%
18%
preferred
11
Jan
75
Supply
4%%
National
10% Jun
105% Sep 30
97
National
5
13
*20%
36
20%
10%
No par
(The) Pa com—10
Ref
4
11% Jan
13% Sep
43% Jan
Jan
29% May 20
116% May 20
21
353/4
88'A
Corp
3
Jan
8% Mar
16
4
10
203A
36
18%
Shares Corp
52'A Jan
35
21%
353A
20%
100
9
15
21%
10%
Corp
1
Steel Cast-No par
&
20'A
20
21%
36
88%
A
20%
19%
21%
53%
16%
common—8
1951
27% July 10
23
11
Store*
4,400
35%
20%
190
500
13%
21%
20 %
87
333/4
133A
20%
Service
Malleable
86'%
*33'%
10%
10
5
preferred B
Linen
20%
1
common
preferred
National
21
88
53%
100
Co
6%
8
7
Lead
203/4
*87
36
Ho par
1%
5
9
22
2
5
Feb
19% Feb
Jan
Jan
162
19%
21
1
preferred
National
33% May 27
172
3
85% Jan
101
10
35%
Gypsum Co common
$4.50
29% May 29
24
*21%
.
Prod
pld series of
National
8
42'A Jun
2
30
93% Jan
32% Apr
22
Jan
25% Jan
22% May 26
3
7
26
4%%
5
132
31
23
43
99% Jan
87V4 July
9
29% Apr 24
30% Oct
30% Jan
26
98% Oct
15
Jan
87% Jun
23% July
Jan
*19%
20%
25
Dairy Products
Jun
33
14
1
62 % Feb
17% Jun
177
13%
No par
19'A Mar 27
13
1
14
Inc
2
20
13%
conv
4
Feb
14%
preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co
$1.25
34 % Jan
165
13%
National Container Co common
17% Jan;
2
14
Register
110% Jan
17
13%
Corp
16
Jan
33%
100
10
22
91
331%
A
30
25% May
33%
Co common
19% Oct
24
33%
——8
Fibre*
13% Dec
18 '/2 Jan
88%
33%
Corp
97
Sep
*87'A
33%
Ine—1
Co
Biscuit
49% Nov
13% Jan
87%
33%
Airlines
Apr
*10% May 15
21
87%
——1
11
29% Apr
161 % Jan
19
20%
88
33%
Loula
St
As
12% Jun
4
21
87%
1
Corp
Chatt
31% Feb
Aug
20%
100
1
Nash-Kelvlnator
91
91
91
r
81%
105
*90
92
*83
*81%
1033/4
*90
«
83%
82
1
103%
92
83%
83%
37 %
37%
673/4
r
68'%
12,100
12%
8,700
811/2
83
"103%
>30
.
105
280
90
91
91
13%
12%
13%
4.300
11%
113%
u%
3,600
1,100
>
80
1
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13
Northwest Airlines lne common—lO
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
13%
11%
25
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203%
20%
20%
2J50
21%
21%
21'%
21%
20 3A
21'A
*203/4
21%
21
21
37%
37%
3734
Northrop
4.6%
Aircraft, Inc
preferred
13
*11%
8,800
700
I
33'% Jan
100
2
Jan
14
88'A Jan
8
104 'A May 15
39% Dec
22
34% Jun
10
1063/4 Aug 12
94% Apr 10
94% Jun
12
83
12
106% Nov
7
100
Jun
6
60%
22
2
27% Dec
Jan
17% Mar 13
16
19% Dec
9
10
23% Jun
10
17
Jun
19
4.40%
preferred
3.90%
preferred
106% Feb
12
49% Jun
2
27
104
r
Mar
56% Jan
28
28
4.56%
9
4.44%
2
Mar 23
Oct
13
91
Apr"io
1
27
18% Jan
6
17% Jun
6
11 % Jun
29
Dec
12
143/4 Feb
2
108'A Jun
2
80% Jun
16
05% Jar
I
For
footnotes
see
page
22.
Edison Co common
Jan
93% Jan
May 18
97% Jun
50'% Oct
393/4 Feb
106
Ohio
Oil
preferred
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
*97
98
*97
98
97'%
97'%
97
97
88
*87
88
87
87
88
88
87'A
87
*100%
102
*
100
__
No par
& Elec
_
373/4
973A
*86%
100
Co
preferred
37%
*97
100
.
preferred
Oklahoma Gas
4%
12
,_100
__
Co
com
,
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
10
in
1
100
98%
100
*100 3/4
*983'4
102
100
*1003/4
101%
99
*99'A
100%
55%
56 V8
25'A
56.
55%
553A
553A
56
25 "4
25%
25%
25'%
25'A
17'%
*17%
25%
17%
17%
173/8
11%
11%
84
84
171%
11 3/8
*833/4
101%
99
553i
*
101%
11%
11%
85
84 VA
11%
,
84%
x25
*17'/.
113%
*84
17'%
11%
85
•
♦101%
*99
4,300
30
y4
102%
50
-
.
30
100%
60
553%
553/4
6,800
25%
25%
2,400
*17%
17%
500
11%
11%
3,900
X82%
83
410
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Number 5237... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
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»
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
19
Feb
41% Dec
23
38% Jun
10
30
Dec
23
28
Feb
20
83
Jan
11
81
May
4
10% Jan
19
24
52
Jun
11
38V4 Jun
33% Feb
69 % Sep
16
85% Jan
23
69% Jun
16
10% Oct
14
liy2Jun
30
17% Jan
81 % Dec
31
97% Jan 24
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
81
Mar 12
16% Jan
Owens-Illinois
Pabco
20
Products Inc
88
13% Jan
5
Pacific Amer
Fisheries
3
Fa'-'Mr
Co
38
Mar 10
12
48
16
35
Mar 18
49
47
4%
73% Mar 26
Mar
Dec
30
Jun
16
57% Mar
25% Jan
2
30 Va Dec
2
25% Jun
16
80% F«b
32% Jun
12
39% Dec
9
34% Jun
10
40
58% Dec
11
cum
2
2nd
10%
V
Shares
10%
3,800
61% Mar 13
Pacific
Lighting
SO
Pacific
22
24% Jun
10
24
111% Jun
16
119% Mar 10
2
145% May 19
129% Jun
25
142% Jan
22
6%
8% Jan
28
Pacific
2
8% Nov 21
16
26% Mar 15
9% Nov
7
4y8 Apr
30
Oct
16
33% Jan
10
59% Jan
9
Jan
2
47% Mar 31
16
9% Jan
8
Apr
20
6% Jan
19
11% Feb
26
Pan Amer
9% Jan
14
6% Jan
in
12
2
Anr
if*
Panhandle
25
Jun
16
30% Mar 27
Paramount
28
43 y4 Jan
16
28 y8 Jun
18
34% Jan
7
Park
41% Oct
30
58
Feb
15
30% Jun
30
44% Jan
7
pHCKe
Oct
16
38
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
13%
13%
3,300
13
13%
100
*81
83%
S
*9%
&
5
Parmelee
8% Apr
9
Patino
4% Jun
12
6
Jan
8
Peabody Coal Co
Jan
7
200
38%
*38
38%
*38
38%
*38
38%
60%
*59
60%
*59
60%
*59
60%
*47%
50
*47%
50
*48%
50
*47%
49%
20
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
3,000
37%
38
37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
37%
7,500
58%
2,200
26%
25
37%
37%
No par
57%
26
58
26%
49
par
58%
58%
26
131%
114%
114%
114
132
132
131%
26
114%
115
*131%
132%
132
132%
133
133
6%
6%
6%
36 Va
35%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
5 Va
5%
9%
5
5 Va
9%
9%
9%
8%
50
•48
48%
48%
70 %
70
70 J/2
70%
70 Va
96 Va
*94 %
96%
7%
7%
26
l
26%
*28 Va
No par
33
29 %
33%
2.50
36
36 %
1
*94%
7%
10
70%
7%
700
5Va
18,500
7%
7%
25%
26%
26
*28%
29%
29%
29 Va
33%
33%
33%
34
34
36
36
49%
300
70
70%
4,500
96%
10
*94%
26%
29 %
10
49%
96%
26%
7%
8%
5
10
70%
*95
*28%
26
3,500
47,600
*8%
-
50
*48
47
69%
6%
35 Va
5%
5
9%
270
6%
8%
*8%
5%
10 %
1,700
1,420
33%
6%
36
35%
47
\
Corp
6%
6%
36
5
9%
95 %
25%
115%
*8%
95%
25%
115
1
5
58%
58%
26
25 %
115%
No par
Transp
58%
26%
115%
35%
6%
38
58'/a
57%
26
115
100
com
Airways Inc
16,900
7%
7%
4,600
26%
26%
9,500
29
29
34%
34%
35%
7%
'
500
*35%
36%
*35 Va
36%
*35%
36 Va
7,100
300
No par
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
7%
*6%
7 Va
600
5
6%
6%
6%
6%
5%
6%
6 Va
6%
6%
6%
4,000
5
Transportation
4%
5
4%
4%
4%
5
5
5
5
5
4,000
Enterprises
&
97/u
*59
Parker Rust Proof Co___
8Va Jan
83%
*9%
*38
60%
49
26%
Distillers Corp
8
*81
9%
38%
Corp
2
9%
*38
10
&
13%
13%
83 %
*81
10
*59
Davis <fc Co_
5%
*9%
97/a
13%
83 %
*81
83%
10
6%
36%
Pictures
Tilford
Mines
13%
13%
*81
9%
10
No par
100
6% July
7
8% Jan 29
Dec 23
13%
No par
Inc
10
5% July
8% Apr 28
18 Va Jan
4,900
Corp
1
Corp common_4
Petrol
Oil
30% Mar 13
Oct
15
73%
preferred
July 16
24
73
Pan-American
2
21 %
6% Feb
73%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
98% Mar
29
5% Nov
73%
88% Mar 25
May 13
800
73%
52% May 25
Mar
Jun
91
3,300
72%
preferred
World
40 VB
73
2
33
69
13
84
40
72%
16
Apr 12
83% Dec 29
41
4%
32%
*82
40%
73
Packard Motor Car
16
*31%
84
72%
Consolidated
8% Apr
100% Jun
17
Tin
Pacific Western Oil
32%
*82
2,700
—.
5
2
Jan
15
20
39%
*31%
84
43
100
Teleg
preferred
40%
31%
*82
43
Corp
Pacific Telep &
84
43 %
Corp
9% Jun
7
5% Dec 12
12
Jun
22% Feb
6
5% Jan
17% Oct
Mar 17
31
43 %
Mills
55 % Jun
35y4 July 14
40%
43%
Electric
&
40
31%
39%
43%
common
Finance
Gas
120% Nov 26
84
No par
Pacific
Pacific
17
31 %
31
*82
40%
43
preferred noncum__/—No
20
Mar 17
23
common
20
20% Jan
29
15% Apr
7
18
25
16V«
16%
16%
16 Vo
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2
35% Nov
17
34
5
37% May
Penlck & Ford
No par
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
35
34%
34%
34%
35
600
30
72% Dec
9
65% Mar 19
73% May 27
Penney
No par
70%
71%
70 %
71%
70%
71
70
70%
69
70
5,600
14% Aug
7
11% Jan
14% Apr
Penn
10
12%
12%
*12 Va
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13 %
2,500
33 Va
2,500
16% Oct
31% May
63% Oct
Dec
19
33
Dec
22
Jan
9
.31% Jan
15
25% Oct
28
29% Jan
5
27
Jun
10
4
108% Feb
11
101
Jun
2
Jan
26% Feb
23
27
3
11
30% Jun
10
Coal
23
19% Jun
16
23% Jan
8
82% Jan
9
Co
Colce
&
Corp
33%
Corp
34
-»28
29%
*28
29%
*28
*103
105%
*103
105%
*103
29 %
105%
___7
Sand Corp com
33
33
33
34
33%
34 %
1
100
Cement
Glass
preferred
5%
35% Mar 18
Dec
24
(JC)
Penna
4
33
prior preferred
conv
Penn-Dixie
Feb
107% Feb
33% Dec
5
17% Feb
5
39% Mar 19
2
23% Jan
105
10%
10%
42%
preferred
conv
Coast
Apr
11
10%
*10%
42%
1st preferred noncum
24% Oct
5
10 Va
42%
com
30
22
Jan
33
10
10
—12.50
Glass
Jun
55% Jun
6% Nov
July 10
5
rp
Oct 28
93
Friday
July 9
•82
No par
63
9
Thursday
July 8
*31 •>
2.50
Mfg.
9% Jun
11
38'/a Dec 31
8% Jan
&
8
81
18
Marine
8
Mar 17
Jan
Sale* for
the Week
Wednesday
July 7
39%
-No par
Outboard
17
Jan
51
25 y« Mar 22
132
PRICES
Tuesday
9%
5
a
47% Jan
16
50
SALE
July 6
Par
45% Mar 25
84
1
41 Vk Apr
188% Apr
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
6
AND
*
2
Jan
19
79
1% Mar
13% Aug 28
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
12
Feb
35
Lowest
Hfrheat
8% Apr
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Law eat
LOW
STOCKS
Munge tor Previous
33%
*28
29%
*28
29%
*103
105 %
*103
800
105 %.
No par
32%
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33 7 a
33%
33%
5,300
__50
Penn Power & Light Co
Pennsylvania RR
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%
54,400
I
Jan
9
32% May 27
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
129% Jun
23
148% Mar 16
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
100
131%
Apr
23
47% Mar 11
Peoria
100
*39
11% Dec 30
10% Jan
15
15% May 21
Pepsi-Cola Co
18
44% Jan
2
39
Jan
2
105% Apr
7
100
19% Oct
22
Oct
46
34% Apr
8
Nov
14
31
Feb
6
8% Feb
20
38% Nov
101
40% Jun
67% Jan 23
29
29 y4 Dec
*124
145
30
15
Aug
5
40% Feb
18
34
15
Pet
19% J an 2 5
43
Jan
27
Apr 21
19y« Apr 23
23% Jan 22
6
105
Jan
30
July
21% Mar
4
30
42 y4 Jan
2
16% Jan
26% Jun
10
33% Jan
5
29
117% Jan
2
91% Jun
18
108% Jan
2
31
31% Jun
16
43% Feb
5
15
28% Jun
16
32% Jan
19
33
May
3
4i y« Dec
29
Apr
17
33% Dec
22% Jan
2
25
103% Jan
2
112
93
Jan
20% Jun
24
Oct
6
99
Jun
1
99% Jun
17
Xl03% Jan
24
86
Jun
24
May 15
108% Mar
8
96% Jun
41
104
12
7
Philco
Dec
8
46% Jan
3
91
July 29
98
Dec
12
Mar 13
55
May 26
90% Jun
1
31
94
July
101
Jan
23
68% Jan
5
25% May 26
Jan
4
10y2 Jan
12
19
5
39
Mar
5
33% Jun
12
96 Va
May 19
19
Jan
29
37% Jan
Jan
4
102 '/2 Apr
8
15% Apr
29
19 '/a Dec
24
106% May 22
Nov
14
110% Jan
21
1
37% Jan
29
Oct
6
95% Feb
13
68
Jan
28
86% Jun
Nov
26
46
Jun
10
17% Jan
14
13% July
1
1
62
14% Dec
24
142
Feb
21
156
Aug 18
151
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
153% Jun
Oct
5
94
Feb
17
97
Jan
7
59% Feb
3
16% Mar 18
158
Jun
30
11
165
Feb
6
58% Mar 16
12
47% Jun
16
10% Jan 21
7% Jun
16
9% Feb
26
5
27
56 y2 Dec
42% Mar 17
8
29% Jan
12
8
148% Apr 21
2
Jan
106 % May 22
9
May
14
22% Mar 27
5
106 y2 Jan
21% Jun
May 18
101
6
24% Oct
Oct
27
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
17% Jun
9
21% Jan
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
67
Jun
16
73% Feb
Oct
23
80
Jan
17
69
Jun
23
75
17
68
20% Apr
31
25% Apr
17
11% Jan
3
28% Oct
21% Jun
25% Dec 23
18
Jan
16
129
145
146
Aug 27
40% Oct
12% Feb
Dec
55 % Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
16
150
9
Apr
31% Jan
27
2
14% Jun
16
Jun
3
10
17% Jan
29
19% Mar 23
8
11% May
13% Jan
18
9% Jun
16
9
35% Dec
15
34% Jan
8
39
8
69% Dec
11
59% July
1
68% Jan
11% Oct
8
17% Jan
22
12% Jun
16
May 13
86 y» Jan
2
80 y4 Apr
23
31 y4 Nov
26
26% Jun
5
28% Apr
34% Dec
10
81
Jan
87
7
32%
12,000
No par
30%
30 VB
30
30 %
30'%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,300
21%
*21%
No par
Iron
69 y4 Jan
23
109% Jan
43% Jan
6
20
47% Jun
9
64% Jan
2
Jun
2
109% Mar
4
103
28
*100
101
101%
101 'A
*100%
102
105%
X104
104
105
105
*105
1053/4
105%
12
12
29%
29%
1
12%
123/8
3
29%
29%
83
83
50 %
50%
15
2
9
No par
Pitts
C C
&
St
2
L RR
14
$5
convertible
18
2
.
For footnotes we page 22.
5,500
Pitts Consolidation
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Ft
Co
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
91
*88
89 %
48%
49
49
49
48%
49
48%
48%
*48
49
1,400
*13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
1,600
5%
Oil
160
*155
160
*155
160
*155
♦157%
160
*157%
160
*157%
158 V2
50%
50%
50%
*69
"
70
*69
70
69%
23%
23 Vr
1
*23
*147 Va
23%
5
5
A
*11%
28%
No par
Co
10
38
15 Va
17
1
10%
*36Va
No par
5
preferred
No par
of Colo
10
61
12%
preferred
Inc
No par
No par
common
12
69%
*69%
70
23%
23%
24
1,200
—
*147%
25
24%
—
.
24%
24%
900
6,100
118,900
1
*
200
*147%
24%
iV
*■*
1,100
200
12
11%
11%
11%
n%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
900
1,600
38%
39
39
38%
39
38%
38%
15%
15%
15 V4
15%
15%
15
15
700
15%
15 %
17
16%
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
2,500
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 '/a
10%
10%
3,000
*36%
37
37
37
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
60%
61
61
61
37
61
13 Vo
12%
39 %
52%
13%
81
13%
4,600
80%
80 %
28%
29
29%
31%
31%
31%
77%
78
♦77%
24
24
24
23%
80%
28%
3,400
31%
31%
15,200
79
79%
210
♦24
24%
2,100
24
1
170
80%
*28%
31%
31%
79
78%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
9,700
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,000
*92%
93%
*92%
93 %
*92%
93 %
•92%
93%
103%
♦102%
1033%
*102%
103%
♦103 %
104 Va
39 %
39%
51%
52%
105%
105%
39%
'
52
105%
70
3%
3 Vs
3%
♦90
39%
39%
39%
39%
2,100
51%
50%
50%
5,400
105%
*105%
105%
,
26 - 26 s
136% 136%
23 % 23%
<
26.
136
23
107
26%
600
2,600
136
70
23
2,500
18,200
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
V
70%
70
70
70%
71
3%
3%
3'/a
3 Va
3%
3%
9,200
3%
4
4
3%
4
2,800
*70
•
3%
3%
3%
♦90%
91%
39%
200
39%
51
39%
24%
24%
69%
,
52 Ve
106
26% 26%
135% 135%.
23
23%
26
26%
135% 135%
23%
23%
24 Va
4
2,500
13%
78
24%
39%
61
13%
31
69%
91
60%
13%
80 %
29
29%
100
61
61
13%
80%
13
*80%
28%
69%
4
69 Va
*23%
2,800
70
♦ll1
S; 23%
39%
♦69%
17%
29
103%
•89%
70
17%
38
25s,'a 25%
*92%
93%
*102'% 103%
3%
*69%
r
*23%
39%
52%
70
24%
24
*11%
18%
♦147%
—
23%
*17%
28%
38
26%
26%
135% 135%
23 %
23%
com
*147%
18%
28%
*105% 106%
preferred
22%
8
8 Va
18%
18%
17%
*7%
8
8
7%
8
r
12
29
100
preferred
(The)
23%
8
31 Va
77
24
25%
30%
77
24
25 Va
No par
100
100
—
*80 %
81
29%
No par
No par
El & Gas com
23%
29%
100
25
preferred
18 Va
x49%
50%
*49%
69%
23%
preferred series A—50
(The)
50%
50
100
Power
10O
160
160
*69%
B
Quaker Oats Co
6%
*155
*157%
70
preferred
conv
160
162
*69%
$1.40 div preference com
4.08% preferred
Pure
*153'/a
70
1
13%
*157%
18 Vb
Gamble
cum
5,000
♦87
88
*69%
Public Serv Co of Indiana
4.70%
24%
90
88
100
Publicker Industries Inc com
Pullman
23%
24%
*87
No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
Pub Serv
23%
22%
com
Pocahontas
Co
*105
90
West Virginia
100
& Ash pfd—100
class
50
800
88
8%
Electric
98
21
*87
50%
(The)
cum
22
21%
21%
*96%
*20%
♦105
*8
Co
Inc
Serv
♦105
800
98
21%
21%
*86%
Rights
$4.75
21 Va
50
&
Public
21
12,100
88
Young
conv
22 Va
♦96%
10
Pittsburgh
&
—
*105
98
21%
Co
Steel
& Co
21
No par
Pittsburgh
Potomac
*96%
Bolt
preferred class A
5V2% 1st series prior pfd
Poor
96 V2
21
54 %
89
100
5%
Plough
96 %
21
35
&
Screw
Pittston Co
35%
*87%
Wayne & Chi Ry com__100
guaranteed
7%
35%
1
Coal Co
Forgings
56
55%
*87
Radio Corp of America com— plo par
$3.50 1st preferred——^jlopar
RKO Pictures Corp
***.-—1
RKO Theatres Corp—;
1
Ralston Purine Co.3%% pfd—100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Aug 29
150
95%
88
19% Jan •
19
Jan
3
4% Jan
6
4% Apr
1
93
May 26
47% Mar 23
48
*94 %
89
3
97% July 18
.
96%
*95
*86%
No par
25% Jan
Jun 15
Jan
2
Feb 26
July 9
6,900
83
51%
1
(conv)
8
3%
3%
86
38%
29%
83
50%
*87
preferred—No par
preferred
$4.80
56
35 %
35
21%
5
.
96%
15%
*105%
9
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp-_10
4% Oct
9
4% Jan 11
*94%
*14%
Co com__No par
Pitts Coke & Chem
97
15%
100
2
'
96%
51%
*96%
preferred
146% Feb
22% Jun 10
68
Jun 18
*94%
29%
83
51%
*82
98
$4
Pilney-Bowes Inc
17
29% Nov 25
81% Dec
8
51%
15%
26
July
51 %
35%
25% Jun
23
83
51%
34%
131% Jun
9
83
50%
7,900
35'/a
25
common
4
10% Mar
29%
84 %
12%
*35
Inc
18
148
12%
29%
570
12
35
Mills
Pillsbury
27% Feb
3
30
12%
29%
*83
310
96%
Jun
35% Jan
17
12 'A
12 «/a
100
105%
♦14%
24
18
100
105
102
15%
20
30
*100%
100
_100
92
*14%
27% Feb
Jun
*88
15%
27% Jan
'38%
91
*14%
22
101% Jun
*88
*14%
24% Jun
11
150
91
*87%
5
24% Jun
21
104'%
24%
6
Nov
1,500
104
54%
18
43% Jan
221/4
103
55%
27% Aug
'92
87%
x87 %
22
103
54%
27 y2 Nov
20
91
22
103
21%
*102
55%
Sep
103% Nov
213/4
102
55%
24% Jan
6
*87
213/4
X102
54%
5
Jan
21%
102
No par
4%%
102
21%
102
9,000
96
24% Jan
5
32
*93%
4.32%
3Vo Jun
32%
*23%
5
88% Jan
32%
*92
Jan
40% Mar
32%
24%
26
3% Nov
32%
95
3
Jan
32%
33 V*
96%
Jun
72
33 'A
*92%
22
23% Jan
32%
*93%
11
24 Va Dec
1,110
12.50
*23%
26% Dec
25% Apr
96%
96%
3 Va %
138% Jan
27%
96%
*93%
2
Apr
18
27'%
97%
96%
4
110
17%
27%
96%
*93%
83% Feb
16
18%
27%
96
96%
36% Feb
56VaOct
18
28'%
95 %
*93%
18
106% Aug 11
18%
273/4
96
^_100
23
109
18%
27%
95%
5%
Jun
39% Mar 20
18%
27%
96
24%
29% Jun
102% Jan
18
28'%
95%
96
73
92% Jan
18%
273/4
*23%
15% Jan
9
1,800
18%
1
*92
82% Jan
4
600
5
96
May 16
Jun
20%
24%
Procter
Mar 11
♦20'%
*92
7
33
100
103%
20%
20%
*23%
15
20
May
*101
103%
*102
20%
96
Pond Creek
46% Feb
103'%
*20%
20%
100
com
Plymouth Oil Co
2
20%
24%
2
Jun
*102
103 %
*102
20%
*24
34% Apr
10
103%
20%
*92
19
16
25
*102
5
100
14
36
4
=
3934
No par
A Jun
9y4 oct
1
*38%
prefered
series
3.90%
12 V2 Jan
62 Vx May
26% May
393 4
Phillips Jones Corp com
19
31% Sep
80
*38 3%
*94 %
23
26% Jun
22
19
7
15
39%
100
Mar 26
11
13
18% Dec
22
14% Jan
*38%
preferred
Jun
23
9
14
37 Vo Mar 15
24
393/4
common/!-
1/64 Jun
34% July
*39%
Phoenix Hosiery
12
46
39
(conv)
Reading Coal
69% Mar 25
23
91
39
100
16
20
85
13%
100
52% Jun
9% Dec
110
13%
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Jan
48% Feb
33% Jun
14'%
100
17
98
100
16,400
13%
common
27
64% Dec 30
98
Co
18% Jan
92% Jun
1
40%
14%
3%%»preferred se/ies A
100
Philip Morris '& Cc/Ltd common—5
4%
*38 3/4
14'%
preferred
Corp
39%
14%
preferred
&
600
39%
xl4 %
preferred
4.68%
400
41
14%
preferred
4.3%
3
52
May
6
8
42% May 15
Dec
26
lU5%Jury
14
80
98% May 10
Feb
108
18% Jan
12
20
3.8%
87% Jan
28% Jun
Apr
101
2
36% Jan
12
90
12
Jan
9
8
36% Nov
3
13
69
10
20% Feb
2
13% Mar 15
4.4%
Apr 28
2
83% Jan
93% Jan
5
30
132
43%
14%
$1 conv preference com
Jan
30
132
43%
133
100
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
25% Mar 17
1,000
30
133
43
*132%
*39%
Brewing Co
Electric
44
30
*132
44
30%
*30
131%
131%
No par
common
(Chas) & Co Inc
Phila
13P/4
*43%
30%
*30
40%
33%c
2nd
4%
Phila
26% Jan
95% Feb
Pfizer
111
10
Juiy
15% Jan
,-
2
30%
*39
preferred
Pfieffer
19% Mar 25
30 y4 Oct
19
% %
44
•30
41
Petroleum Corp of American
6
105% Sep
16 Vo Dec
Milk Co
*43
5
Eastern Ry Co
&
43%
43%
10
19
.
39'%
♦90
91%
*38%
,
.
38%
91%
38 Va
•90%
39
1,200
91%
39
600
/
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(164)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
"
9% Sep
Lowest
Highest
15
24% Jun
19
Dec
37
31% July 10
36% Sep
4
12% Dec
30
10% Jun
28% Apr
23
33% Jan
5
19
23
36
Mar
6
8
12'/a Jan
6
21 Va
July 10
1
17% Jun
15
26
13% Jun
9
34 % Dec
22
20
41V2 Dec
9
30% Jan
15
llVi Feb
11
18% Jan
4
13 % Oct
30
V* Dec
13% Jan
35
22
July
17% Jun
Reading Go common.....
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
8
41% Feb
33% Apr
4
Feb
Roller
Reed
22 % Mar 23
15% Jan
5 y« Dec
10
Jan
7
25
31% Feb
26
Reliable
3
10% Jun
16
14 % Jan
19
Reliance Mfg
26
54% Apr
29
62 '/a Jun
1
28
10% July
23
58
17% Oct
16
13% Jan
19
3V« Nov
16
_
Jan
108% Jun
Dec
12
31 % Apr
2
5% Feb
67y2 Jan
*5%
"27%
29
5
11 Va
11
100
"57'A
59
series
198
Feb
27
80 %Jun
5
99 Va Jun
5
28
Dec
33
53% Jan
25
92% Apr
Jan
25% July
12
74% July
52
48% Jan
6'/a Apr
.
23
132% Feb
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
300
48%
48%
48%
49%
,
49Vb
49%
48%
49 V*
48 Va
48%
17,500
*110%
111%
1
2
100
.la
n
Spring Co
4.50%
Oil
Roan
Mills
4.50%
Inc
Rohm
29
&
Gas
Hans
13
8
17% Mar 23
Feb
Ruppert
IO8V2 July
43 % Jan
4%
4% %
St Josepii
29
17% Jun
16
St
6
33% Jan
30
77 Va Feb
27
75
Dec
68% Jun
10
205
Feb
8
312
Dec
3.
265
Jun
16
312
Jan
5
150
Oct
7
175
Dec
5
150
May 26
155
Feb
6
9
24'/-» Feb
6
19
Jan
92
Jan
97
May 29
6
95% Apr
24
Dec
31
22% Jun
8
27
Nov
17
18 % Jan
2
12 Va Jun
10
15% Mar
6
,23y4 0ct
29
33 % Jan
2
23% Jun
23
28
6
11% Jun
16
1
59
Dec
10
54
Jan
94
Apr
21
85% Jun
17
16
87% Oct 30
1
Jun
23
105% Jun
30
29% Oct
30
35% Jan
30
28 % Jun
Jan
7
13
Savage
60% May 22
26
30
105
Scott
Feb
25
12
$4
Feb
13
89% Apr
29
Oct
20
116% Jan
30
98
Jun
19
Feb
3
16% Oct
3
15% Jun
10
17% Jan
29
9
97
May 6
68% Jun 15
104% Jan
13
4.40%
79% Jan
121
Jun
29
3.35%
14 Vi Jan
2
8
107
75% Jan
4
86
67% Jan
3
May
May 21
.
86% Feb
110
3.65%
2
1
23
105
Jun
10
24% Dec
1
22
Jun
19
25
Mar 11
Seaboard
108 y2,Apr
75% May 19
84
Mar 13'
Seaboard Oil
13'/a Jun
15
17%, Mar 24
Seagrnve
56% Apr
17
60% Feb
Sears
Seabd
Air
$5.75
12% Feb
13
16% Sep
•0% Feb
29
62% Dec
-3
2
10
18% Jan
15
23% Dec
31
22% Jun
10
9% Oct
27
14% Jun
29
9% Jun
18
7% Feb
25
13% Dec
29
9% Jrni-
Mar 13
82 % Nov
71
3
Corp
Roebuck
Shamrock Oil
13% Jun
10
23
July
Jun
10
Jan
18
38 Va Jun
19
43 % Mar 20
48
July 16
35% Jun
9
43% Mar 20
26
71% Apr
24
85% Jan
3
38 Vi July 24
27% Jun
11
37
15
17% Mar 12
11% Jun
16
16% Mar
34
Jan
Jan
17% Feb
58% Mar
(W
A)
5
Sheraton
20
Simmons
Saw
4
O)
No par
5% Jun
18
Aircraft
Amer
15
Mar 26
South
53
May
Gold
&
5%
1
E
2
Southern
Co
22% Jun
8%
11
27% Feb
24
Jun
5
33% Feb
10
9
49% Mar 18'
South'n
9
49% May 20
Southern
10
30
Dec
23
16
477/a Dec
23
18
76
Dec
29
73
11% Oct 23
5
Aug
4
16
Jan
17
12% Jan
6
6% Jan
29
5% Jui?
9
15% May 25
7% Mar 17
9% Jan
17
5% July
6
South
7% Mar 25
5%
19
98% Feb
2
7
14 Va Jun
17
1
45% Dec
12
7% Nov 16
10%
Jan
3
*
Jun
34%
Dec
$5.50
2
2
10
12% Jan
2
10% Jan
3
187/a
For footnotes
see
Nov
5
9% Mar ID
67% Mar 23
6
&
Elec
Gas
Co
preferred
$4.50 pfd
15%
800
14%
2,000
14%
37%
38%
13,300
83 %
83 Va
83%
83
83 Va
83
83%
4,300
28 'A
28%
281/4
27%
28 »A
27%
27%
1,109
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,900
45
45%
45
45
*45
46 Va
45Va
45'A
57%
"55
56
*55
56
553/4
5534
*18%
19
"133/a
30%
*39
34%
17%
"124
5%
13
"46%
,35%
34%
17%
17%
125
130
35
34%
34%
17%
16 Va
17%
125
16%
16%
130
'125
16%
34%
16%
*126
tr
131/4
13V4
13%
13%
13%
10,700
"461/4
50
44
50
*461/4
50
44
"43%
44Va
36
*34%
35
*46%
44
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
251/8
24%
251/a
25V4
25V4
25%
25%
44%
45
44%
45
44%
45 Va
44%
44%
471/8
48 Va'
46 V4
39'4
39%.
39%
76%
1
14
.141/8
No par
"6
-
Inc
14%
"34%
"
48%
39Va
39
39%
76%
*75
76%
14%
14%
481/8
14%
14%
14%
35v4
50
44
1,500
300
35
14%
15
24%
24%
25%
25 Va
4,200
44
44'A
14,300
46%'
-20.100
38%
*75
14%
19.300
;
39
900
1,200
76%
14%
1,700
1.400
6%
6V8
6 <4
5%
*6
7.004
35%
*51/4
5Va
6
6%
6 V4
.1
5%
5%
"5%
6
5%
5 Va
"103%
106%
"103%
105
*103%
6
55%
55 %
..'58
57%
57%
"56%
100
99%
99%
"991/4
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
2,900
1
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
421/4
42 Va
1,900
common..
(stamped) No
i
2
7%
>
6
Va
55
7%
7Va
55%
55%
57%
*56%
♦99
100
7
:7'/a
106
55%
57%
100
7Vs
5%
106
'103%
•
55%
57 Vi
55%
58V4
55
*57V,
100
*99
7Va
%03%
.
7%
*99
63%
63%
63
63
25
25 Va
25
25 Va
25
25%
*24%
28
28%
28 Va
28%
281/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
82%
82 Va
82%'
83
83
14%
14%
13%
18 7/a
Standard
91
Feb
11
28
3
17% Jan
6
26
16% Jun
9
20% Mar 18
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Stand Gas & Elec Co com.
No par
com. ..No par
-
>■
•
*82
-
.
.
350
20
7
"63
251/4
•'*63 :■
58
3,500
100
63
63%:
"25
-
55i/a
7
63
.5.
600
106
63
par
29% Mar 18
Inc
47
48
39 Va
*75
76%
*34%
No par
—
Co
6
"75
100
1,900
13 '/a
14%
47%
1,300
13%
35%
47'/a
20,500
16 3'4
5%
35%
39
34%
130
5%
35%
"75
3,400
5%
351%
50
30
16%
5%
35V4,
ctfs__—100
9a
200
19
5%
351/8
common..No par
stk
-
5%
35%
7.50
300
5%
35
Co
1,100
30%
40
'
34
25
100
38%
14%
44%
5
22.
15 Va
34
(Del)— „No par
Co
Brands
15%
44 '/a
80% May
14% July
page
15%
'
1,800
9%
38%
%
-
Conv
10.400
34
4.50%
conv 2nd preferred
4.60% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The).
Spiegel Inc common
;
Square -D
7134
"55
50
44%
25
71
44%
preferred
Ohio
Spencer Chemical
*
49 % Mar 20
31% Jan
&
"46%
*9
25
11%
13%
"33%
9%
71%
28V4
57/a
13
3.100
5
Gas
Railway
non-cum
57/B
4,300
40%
38 »A
12Vb
128
40%
14%
28%
34%
10
40%
40%
39%
82%
"17%
73 V2
31
83%
Va
*72
509
14%
38%
par
Edison
Sparks Witlhngton Co..
Spear & Co common
100% Mar 16
Jan
Sugar com.No
Spaldin'g (A G) & Bros
16
May 16
26% Jun
6,400
30%
381/8
25
Natural
Pacific
Mobile
9
56% May 14
59% May 14
3
59
39%
38%
"124
com_4.50
(The)
Indiana
Southern
Mav 21
Co
preferred
42% Jun
Nov
11
59
31%
28%
50
16% Feb
28% Dec
700
14
40%
38%
41
"12
16
14'A
32
"40
81%
1
preferred
South Porto Rico
5
13
pfd—100
Platinum
& G
10
92% Apr
18% Oct
400
81
31 Va
14»/4
"31%
38 Va
1
13% Jun
22% Jan
80% Jan
101
40
141/4
31%
41%
"40
15
Co
Carolina
38% Oct
*15%
14%
14%
31Va
1
Solvay American Corp 4%
19
4
15%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar
.
16% Nov
10
15%
16%
2
61 Va Jun
16
16%
12% Jan
24 Va Jun
16
72
16%
California
8
-
81
*13%
25%
*9
*25
71%
xl6%
Southern
13
*100
98 %
71'/a
9'/a
25%
16%
353/8
17%
39% Mar 16
73
72
9
*25
16%
9
18
71%
Inc..
20
25% Feb 26
72Vb
40%
9'4
25%
5
South
19% Jan
71%
9
19
27
Apr
"24%
Typewriters.No
'
105
9I/8
25%
40%
19
5
21% Mar 20
77% Jan
9%
"24%
41%
40%
19%
37% Jan
140% Mar 13
40
No par
1
Co
41
19%
10
11
14%
73%
19%
32% Jun
Jun
821/4
41 %
"19%
Smith-DouglaSs Co
9
40%
par
1
18
41
40%
Corona
18% Jun
Jun
41 Va
45%
55 %
23
7
82'/4
73 Va
55%
Jun
40% Jan 12
101%
*100
*72
45
8
Jan
41%
*72
40%
*
38% Nov
31% May
3,500
*13%
100
July
52% Jan
22%
141/4
100
Smith
2
22%
*13%
preferred
3
Jan*
2,400
22%
22%
14%
preferred
14
57%
~30
1151/4
821/4
4.20%
25
Apr
26%
101%
3 Va %
6
7% Feb
"72
—10
53% Feb
103
76%
114%
59
1
Corp
40
9
*75
58%
(Alexander) Inc common..20
2
23
*95.
59'/4
(A
8
Feb
6,800
76%
58%
Smith
July
17% July 18
16%
98%
"13%
I
L0
101%
16%
115%
"95
59%
Smith
44
99% Jan
*81'A
*100
1.300
*115
22%
83
16%
16%
58%
8
21% Mar
18
22V4
82%
14%
75
115%
22%
83
*75
98%
115%
22'/a
29%
"82
59%
27
19
Feb
75
75
~10
*29
101%
*100
16%
88 Va
102
83
58%
6
70% Feb
44
"95
98%
101%
59
*87
*100'/a
29%
29%
"81%
83
115%
83
13%
No par
7
19
16%
"100
Steel——™No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
—No par
Skelly Oil Coi
:
25
33% July
33% Jun
Dec
"100
16%
221/4
"82
&
16
49
74
115
Corp of America
/l4
16
"95
101 Va
102
No par
Co
Simonds
Jan
38% Apr
16%
115
1
'6
18
16%
15
July
103% Jun
"100
75
Corp
Mfg Corp
55% July
9
"81 %
98%
Oil
7
103% July
82%
22%
.
Pen
42 y8 Jan
21
29%
82%
88%
"87
"100%
29%
29%
59
53%
-
88%
100'/a
82%
101 %
59
100%
29'/8
"74
Gas.
&
6
Feb
"87
29 Va
"95
No par
30
Dec
100
59
88%
40%
32
28
4,000
59%
100
40%
15
Oct
59
59'/8
41%
49
%
3.909
41%
2
18
9,400
13'/a
500
10% Jan
Mar 30
24%
13 Va
72
28
May 27
*38% Nov 18
37% Jun
24%
13%
"98
1
$4.50 preferred
Sheller
43% Jun
24%
13%
72
80
6
u
24%
14
7,700
17% Jan
23
24 '/a
13%
9%
10
1
24Va
1038
Jun
16
24%
14Va
10
22%
15
Dec
809
9%
23
*
13
22%
Va Dec
26
409
13
*24%
*10%
17
May 29
25
13 Va
9%
2
23
24%
13 Va
%
10'A
13% July
Dec
24%
13%
22%
Shell
69
25
"86
113%
93 'A
94
13%
99 '/a
5
931/4
*92i
*24'/a
88 Va
16%
-
55.100
9%
2
52
59%
"100
22%
13'A
"98
29%
94
*92
_1
'
22%
24%
24%
*13
"86
"81 %
22%
22%
22%
13%
14Va
59%
175
24%
24%
14 Va
278
*136
94
*92
13 Va
24'A
22 'A
22%
*270
175
10'A
73% Mar
16
22 Va
22%
285
22%
24
17
21%
:
9%
62% Apr
60% Dec
*250
175
*136
285
*136
10«/«
15
45% Jan
*250
175
23 Va
Mar
2
285
*136
9%
87
48
*250
175
10%
27
11% Jan
285
*136
23 Va
Sheaffer
10
'
*250
9%
6
12% Dec
309
10'4
11% Mar 25
9
8.100
70 Va
23%
26% Feb
8% Jan
30%
70%
9%
9
12
29%
71%
30%
*70
10 Va
20
6% Dec
30 %
70 Va
"22%
Jun
7
30%
70%
9%
73 Va
24% Jan
4% Feb
30%
71%
101/8
43% Mar 16
16 Va July
30%
*70'A
23%
Apr 14
42% May 20
121
30%
71 'A
9%
8
5
700
30%
10%
29
14
17%
"22%
10 % Sep
25
*17%
1
29 y2 Jan
Sep
17V4
1
28
21% Jan
17%
5
16
40% Jan
17%
93
common
Oct
143
17%
Servel Inc
24
16
17%
25
Co
&
23% July 31
22% Apr
17
35
Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
18
45
16%
25
Seeger
26
38% Mar 31
66 % Mar 22
35 %
30%
5
*8% Feb
80 % Apr
35%
*70%
No par
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
20
36
13%
—
5
20
35%
16%
fund preferred.No par
Co of Del
No par
30
Nov
36
*24%
'
519
36
-f._l.40
I—15c
Co
Dec
63% Nov
3,30)
3 6'A
com—No par
Co
42% Jan
102% Jan
309
35%
35%
100
43
7
86%
110%
100
20
,
36%
*110%
12% Mar 12
26% Mar 27
Jun
9
86%
110%
100
Finance
sink
86%
110%
5
RR
8.639
37%
85%
111%
14% Feb
9
36% Apr
26
Line
36%
700
400*
85 %
*92
com
37%
1,700
15
15
*110%
10
preferred
37
371/4
8%
16%
56 %
85%
:_loo
preferred
15
15
8%
16%
"56
111%
5
100
37
57%
84%
100
preferred
37%
16%
16%
"56
111%
new.No par
(The)
8%
8%
4,700
84
No par
Scranton Elec Co
117% Dec
8%
8%
600
.
112
No pal*
conv
95
8%
18'/a
83%
10
preferred
4.30%
"93
18%
36%
*110%
10
preferred
•5
95
15
Scovill Mfg Co common
103
"93
15
preferred
81% Jun
95
15
Corp
4.000
35%
1.900
15
Corp
1.203
16%
2,800
15
Paper Co common
$3.40
6
31% Jan
Arms
Scliering
6%
16%
"33'/4
6%
18%
"14%
Co'common
6%
16%
18%
16%
100
1,403
24%
35%
%
36%
57'/4
100
903
53%
37
16%
preferred:
25%
127
57
100
310
37
17%
36%
800
'123
56 i»
37
1
127
17
36 Va
■
"123
18',4
56
Schenley Industries Inc
Mar 23
91% Jan
18
102% Oct
98
Jan
8%
37%
102
"24
16%
36 '/a
17%
Va
9,909
"93
95
8%
400
7
46 %
127
18 Va
36%
j
56
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Sangamo Electric Co
4
7%
5
St Regis
11
"93
95
,37
167
127
13%
36%
129
17%
Co common—No par
Paper
X36%
"126
4,000
53%
1
24%
"34
5
23% Mar 25
7
18 '/a
18%
13.300
25%
54%
6
6%■
16%
35
1,900
6%
60
87
102
25%
"24
241/2
"55%
series A 5%
noncum
18
16 %
"34
.
54%
54%
6%
6%
16%
35
*55
60
102
-
*6%
46%
25%
25%
54%
1
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5%
25%
"24
167
86 Va
*86
101%
102%
r
47 >4
*56
60
86
49
7
*6%
46%
—_No par
Joseph Light & Pow
Preferred
2
6%
16
6%
86
103
"34%
170
170
170
6 Va
49%
36%
49 Va
35%
6%
i
49
47'4
102
24%
7
6'4
6%
49 'A
1.600
111%
mi
36 Va
36%.
36% t
*56
60
86%
54%
35'/a
•
111%
6%
26
16
•
*111
111%
46%
7
47%
54
"93
:
St L San F Ry
*164
16.9
257/a
100
Lead Co
27% Apr
16
49
48%
"24
37 V*
preferred
conv
6V8
54%
"34 %
1
36%
%
6
24'/a
26 Va
54%
"24
"111
37 Va
102%
127'/a
Works Inc..
(The)
preferred
1
86%
102%
37
(Jacob)
5
*56
126
Safeway Stores common
7
92% Mar 10
26
Co
86%
"25 '/a
1
47'A
62
*85%
20
Typewriter
Ruberoid
37% July
24
*57
*102
50
common
Ronson Art Metal
Royal
7
*6%
No par
Corp
preferred series A__
4%
16% Jun
102% Jan
Co
.$()
Apr
30
El
&
*164
7
47%
"6%
preferred series A_:
Rochester
6'4
48%
165
7
20
37
-
49
47'4
.
common
Robertshaw-Fullon Controls
3
10% Jan
32
165
1
10
...—No par
61% Apr
12
.100
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins
6%
48%
par
1
No par
Corp.
37%
6 Va
-100
scries—
112
37%
par
1
—
Rheem Manufacturing Co.
22 •'/u J an
23
*110%
,
Metals Co com
N<
convertible preferred-
3
103
Dec~23
31%
.—*
30
Jun
—
Brass™—N< 1
Drug Inc
23
107 % Nov
26
6
10%
Jun
7
3
Feb
"10%
preferred-
16'% Jun
15
54
10
convertible
10
4
18% Feb
3%
44% Mar 10
24
24% Jan
21%
-100
18
10
63% Nov
5,700
83
3%
Preferred
3
2i",u ivxar
*85%
21%
—
n% Mar 13
30
88
"85%
3%
Ritter Company
27% Mar
1
88
22'4
Richfield
40 % Feb
99% Sep
62
16%
...
3%
9
10
81
Jan
_
.
21%
5
23
32% Jan
•>6
*
800
Va'
3%
Jan
17 Va Jun
21
22
16 Va
16'4
16
16%
59
22 Va
Reynolds
29% Mar 18
35 Vi Jun
26
28
16%
16%
*58
59%
"53
200
11%
3%
5
4
99 y2 Feb
21% Apr
53 %,
'
6
29
3%
5
25
35'/2 Nov
34
*53
6
11'4
11%
v»\
22%
26% Jan
23
14% July
9
May
15%
11
*28
6%:
29
*28
11V4
3%
16
65
9
32 % Jun
Apr
Jan
Nov
19% Dec
40
58
17
29
38
16%
11'A
59
*3%
6%
29
*28
11 Va
22%
6
90% Jan
107
9
Jun
23% Jun
9
Oct
7
*57'A
*5%
6%
29
3%
5Va%
9% Mar 20
47% July
30
Oct
47
107
29% Feb
124% May
11 Va
22%
3
14% Jan
2
16
*5%
"28
Va
3%
Reynolds
158% Jun
1
Feb
242
17% July 18
15
_50c
common.
Revere Copper &
16
17
*r'
16 y« May
6%
10
22%
Rexall
Jan
55% July
32% Oct
1,300
14
1
22
56
65% July 15
19% Aug 27
100
14%
—No par
Corp.
pfd 3 Va %
6% Apr
Jun
45
30
2
53
18%
14
Republic Steel Corp com
N< 1 par
6%
conv prior pl'd series A. .100
38% May 29
6% Jan
29
11% Oct
*13%
14%
14%
50c
$1
115% Mar 17
29
32% Mar
13'2
14%
18%
13%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
Mar 18
3
Jan
10
18%
14 "2
*18'A
13%
Co common
Remington-Rand
2
Jan
gy8 Dec
Sep
13%
Va
18 Va
*13'/a
52% Mar 17
19% Oct
77
*13'A
*18'4
—
4.500
44% Feb
Jun
6
21%
31
47'/2 Dec
92
38% Oct
20 %
VA
5.000
23
85% Feb
20'«
19
10% Jan
Apr
33
19%
"18%
10% Mar 29
103
31% Feb
19%
19'A
7,900
3
68
19
18%
600
—
22
Nov
12,
34
4% May 18
11% Jun
3
*99
15
38
*33
27
Apr
Oct
*36%
24%
12
115
19% Jan
38
*33
3 Va Jan
22
75
*36*4
34%
19% Jan
Jan
49% May
38
*33
19
155
13
"361/a
34%
11
1
Mar
38
*33
5'/b Jan
May
17% Jun
*36%
34%
22 Va Nov
110
*88
38
"33
20%
5
2
16% Jan
"36 Va
20
7% Sep
29% Jan
*60 y2 Feb
30%
20%
5% May 13
17
30%
20
10
22% Apr
30%
21
27 % Dec
23
30%
83
5
35V4 0ct
30 Va
20%
3
84
30 %
*85%
5
•
30%
21
Jan
10% Apr
*30'A
88
40y2Jan
54
30%
20%
6 Va Jun
17
5.700
"30 V.
5.1-00
*85%
40% Jan
16% May
2
33% Jan 16
10%
21%
2
35% Dec
10%
20%
22
16
10%
"85%
10% Jan
18 Vi Dec
10%
1
43 % Dec
14
11
25
2
27
10%
23
31
Nov
11
19% Feb
21
63% Feb
10%
23% Mav 25
Oct
24
11
97
6ya Oct
23% Mar
1.300
10%
1
32y8Jan
2
31%
9
Nov
35
101 y« Jan
25%
31 Va
20
16
85
25%
•31%
-lun
24
172
25%
31%
Jun
July 29
23
25%
31%
19% Apr
28% Jun
Oct
26
31%
15.
108% Jun
48
25%
32
87'
98% Dec
24%
115
5
26
2
6
37% Oct
25%
31%
16
10
9% Jun
Stores
Conv
26'A
32
24
21 % Jan
19
3
Jan
Shares
July 10
26
5
preference
prior
28 % May 12
8% Oct
18 y« Jan
div
$1.25
7% Mar 20
10
the Week
Friday
July 0
32
—.No par
50c
Inc.
7V$s Jan
7
30% July 24
52% Sep
90% Feb
5% Jun
Sales for
Thursday
& Co—
(Robt)
Reis
Co
Bit
Bros
Reeves
16
PRICES
50
Raytheon
14% Mar 18
SALE
25
5
50
50
preferred
Mfg Co
$2
15
34% Jan
9
HIGH
Wednesday
Ju!> X
July 7
1
Rayonler Inc common
5
36%.May 12
25 Vt Feb
36
35% Jan
AVI)
Tuesday
July 6
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
10
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1952
24% May
1
33% Dec 24
LOW
STOCKS
R*ngefor Previous
Lowest
Monday, July 13, 1953
6.200
-
-
130
25
1,300
281/4
3,900
82%
81%
82%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
18%
l^Va
18%
19.
18%
18%
18%
19
83
170
1.800
16,200
Volume 178
Number 5237
•
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(165)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK
STOCK
Shares
5
Standard
Oil
of
California—No par
52%
52%
52%
523/4
52%
52%
523/8
52%
52%
533/8
2
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
25
72%
73%
72%
73%
72%
73%
73
73%
73%
73%
7,800
85
Jan
25
68
Apr
24
78% Jan
5
Standard Oil
of
New
Jersey—___15
72 %
72%
72%
73
723/8
72%
72%
723A
72%
72%
22,100
23
47% Jan
22
32% Jun
10
38% Jan
5
Standard
of
Ohio
common
10
34 %
34%:
34%
35
34%
35
35
35%
34%
35%
7,700
94
May 11
11% Jun 16
100% Jan
12
Oil
18
15% Jan
5
22% Feb
27
27% Nov
10
21% Jun
Nov
28
40'/4 Feb
5
12% May 11
45% Mar 27
Starrett Co
3
15% Jan
6
17% May 25
Sterchi
4
35% May 21
Sterling Drug Inc
3%% preferred
9% Mar
May"2
45
13% Mar 24
17
July
32 % Oct
22
43% Jan
31
32% Jun
91
Dec
23
98
Apr
30
87
32% Oct
29
44% Jan
1
22% Dec
18% May
Standard
Mar 25
Stanley
Steel
Stores
14
8
26% Jun
10
36% Jan
2
Stevens
30
19% Jun
17
23% Feb
2
Stewart-Warner
1
17% Feb
2
Stix
10
17% Sep
2
16% Jun
10
13% Jun
18
21
16% July
14% July
30
15% Mar 11
1
17% Jun
common
Warner Corp
(The) L S
Bros
P)
IJ
Baer
5 7o
8
30"% Aug
Jun
10
28% Jan
9
40% Dec .11
30% Jun
10
43 % Feb
2
Studebaker
26% Jun
16
35 % Jan
26 % May 20
23
6
35% Dec
31
17
10% Jan
21
9
Apr
4
101% Jun
27
95
Mar 20
79% Jan
3
94% Jan
29
70
Jun
114% Jan
8
119% P'eb
15
110
8% Nov
18% Oct
6
22% Jan
28
24% Apr
24% Jun
16
22 % Dec
18
26% Apr
3
70% Dec
11
11% Jan
18
May
8% Oct
Oct
Oct
1
16
17
3
16% Jun
24
Jan
16
7
10
2
66% Feb
6
Jun
3
8
14
520
27% Jan
30
July
16
20% May 13
Apr
26
17
570
Jun
May 12
Jun
16
5
10% Mar 13
99
Feb
82% Jan
5
117
Jan
21% Mar 25
24% Jan
26
71% Apr
27
10% Jan
29
600
Mar 27
22% Jan
20
24
26% Aug
26
25
Jan
27% May 20
2
112% Nov
24
100
Jun
110% Mar 27
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
17% May
30% Oct
30
35% Jan
22
35% Jan
39% Mar 18
2
81% Jan 14
41% Dec
4
31
40
89% Aug 25
115
Jun
-
86
78% July
Jan
6
5
5%%
Dec
4
97% Jun
111% Jan
7% Jan
21
5% Jun
7% Feb
25
13 Va Jan
13
15 % Nov
28
1
22%
223/8
22%
223/a
22%
22%
22'/a
22%
2,800
8,500
22'A
113/8
11%
11%
43%
43%
*43%
*15%
34 %
34%
*88
90
44%
*15%
16%
300
34 Va
34
34%
34'/a
34%
4,600
90
88,
89
295/s
29
29%
8,300
1,500
90
*88
293A
30%
20%
20'/a
20%
V\
34'/a
*88
90
293/4
293/8
29 %
20%
20%.
20%
20%
20
20
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
*15%
15 Va
15
15
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
135/8
13%
13%
20
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
17%
*163A
17'/a
163/4
163/4
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
31
31%
30%
31%
31
27%
27%
*27%
27%
No par
f
24
24
.
91/4
9%
93/8
93/8
*97'%
99%
*97'A
99%
98
98
71 %
71%
71%
71%
71
71 %
No par
preferred
_100
*110
l
111%
18%
17%
24%
21
21
^9 A
8%
pfd
(conv)
17%
18
24 Va
24%
21
21
70%
8 %
-540
70%
8%
8'A
18%
27%
27%
18
11,500
3,800
21%
1,100
83/a
83/8
200
70%
70%
...
60
24
17%
8%
10
1,600
112%
24
70%
1,600
71
*21
1,700
*520
545
100
18%
18
18
500
27%
*27
540
540
55o
18%
27 %
*18
27%
104
1,200
27%
140
104%
1043/4
16
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
155/8
153/4
400
38%
*103
104
112%
9%
99%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 3/a
383A
4,300
33'/a
3,800
104
104%
103
104
..
.
15
37%
33 A
""78
*99 A
7.50
No par
No par
1
Gould Corp
27%
27
9%
111
18
18%
27
705/8
111
111
70%
555
*18%
705/8
21'A
8%
8%
705/8
24%
70
69%
*540
18%
25
preferred
69%
555
1,600
*97%
17%
24%
21%
28%
28 Va
,.
9%
24 Va
18%
24%
10c
'
4,100
16,000
99'%
*20%
is
*21
12.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
*110
24%
25
1950—20
Swift & Co_
110
xllO
28
233/8
303/4
9%
i
400
235/8
*97 %
93/8
9%
800
1,600
30'A
f
31
27%
27%
273/4
1
24
;
30%
31 Va
•
preferred—No par
pfd ser
700
30
No par
2nd
cum
11%
*43%
16
29%
*15
25
50
Sutherland Paper Co common
5
4.40% preferred
100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
$4.40
11%
43%
,
13%
5
Mining Co
Symington
11%
Va
16
1
Co
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
$4
*88
11%
43
16
34'A
34
115/8
43%
16
20 %
5
100
16
29%
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
5
23
May
900
22%
1
11%
Corp common..
4%%
Sunshine
11%
1
A
conv
11%
16%
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%% preferred series A—
May 22
5% Oct
A
12
15
Oil Co common—
Class
23% Mar 26
10% Jan
32% May
Sun
*11%
43%
inc__
Corp
series
97%
11%
*96
11 %
Corp
Chemical
$4.50
6
102% Jan
22% Apr
Sunbeam
Sun
i2
97%
11%
5
100
Stone & Webster—
5
98%
12
98
43%
prior preference
Jan
*96
11%
*96
*15%
Corp
31% Feb
98%
12%
1
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
12
97
"12
5
common
Fuller
&
13,100
*95
No par
Inc
Co
&
-
1
Spring
94% Jan
23
Feb
5
27
•'
.
100
preferred series A
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
24
13% Oct
16% Nov 21
10
3%%
13% Mar 26
Jun
14% Nov
102
the Week
Friday
July 10
'
59% Jan
81% Jan
IOOV2 Sep
19
July 9
16
10
63
Sales for
Thursday
10
30
490
PRICES
July 8
69% Jun
Jan
96
SALE
Wednesday
July 7
49% Jun
11% Oct
23
HIGH
Tuesday
July 6
Par
Mar 15
Oct 16
36%
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
92
3
16
94
NEW
LOW
641/4 July 23
50% Jan
35% Oct
Lowest
Highest
70% Oct
72
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Veai' 1952
Lowest
21
5%
16%
*15%
38%
38%
33%
33 %
33%
78%
79
101%
33 Va
*78%
78%
*100%
101%
■5%
6
5%
6
33%
79%
33 Va
33
33%
*79%
79%
79
101
220
793A
200
102
*100
100%
100 Va
6
5%
5%
*53A
5%
101
1.800
1
9% Dec
May 19
50% Oct
27 J/8 Oct
15
Jan
5
15 % Mar 29
16
15
47 % Mar
3
Tennessee
10
58
5
Texas
8% Jan
20
Jan
34
Jan
2
54% Apr
1
Texas
Gulf
Jun
17
110% Jan
5
Texas
Gulf
36% Apr
6
42% Feb
24
12
Oct
16
86
Jan
8
195% Mar 28
115
Apr
23
165
Jan
30
116
Apr
24
138
Mar
135
Dec
32:,A Jan.- 24
46% Nov
10'/a Nov
19
37% Jun
10
23
Pacific
Texas
Tpvtrnn
17
183A Jan
2
9% Jun
19
123/o Mar
18% Feb
7
15% Jun
18
17 '/a Jan
12% Oct
15% Feb
7
12 Va Jun
10
14 Va Mar 10
43% Feb
35% Dec 29
14
22
103A Oct
10
8
Nov
26
12% Feb
41
Nov
25
48
Feb
15
% Nov
10
4
Jan
18
8% Jan
143A Jan
1
12 Va Jan
8
9 % Jan
14
Feb
Jun
5
8
7'A Jun
18
Jun
4
44
13/4 Jan
15
3
9'/a Jun
16
9
29% Mar 27
9
27'A Mar 25
25% Mar
4
39% Oct
23
Jan
2
40
Jun
16
46% Jan
5
xl03A Jan
3
July 28
12% Dec
23% July
15
113/4 Jun
10
13 Va Mar 25
x213A Jan
9
27% Mar 12
253/4 Jan
22
29% Mar 19
16% Oct
23
23% Jan
14% Jun
16
20 Vu Feb
223/4 Nov
18
28
13% Jan
8
17% Dec
9
Apr
14% Jun
Jan
10
106'A Jun
15% Jan
3
7
May
21
25
24
25
Feb
2
16
17% Jan
27
112 3/4 Dec
15
24
412 % Feb
21% Feb
15
16 % Jan
2
20% Jan
30
443A-Feb
15
42% Jun
19
47 'A Feb
16% Aug 25
21% Dec
4
17
10
24% Jan
30
47 Ve Aug
25
60% Dec
10
52'A Jun
9
69 % Jan
30
10% Oct
27
145/8 Dec
16
13% Jan
2
11 % Jan
15
36% Jan
7
12% Dec
9
Jan
31
38
Dec
11
7% Dec
22
12 Va Jan
7
7
Oct
10
15% Feb
2
12
47% Oct
30
56% Feb
4
6
14% Aug
43% Jun
26
50
Jan
2
Feb
27
72% Dec
30
23
Dec
Jan
2
Jun
Jun
16
93
May
111
83% Jan
15
104
Transue
Corp
$6
19'A Mar 25
Twin
Jun
8
8
9% Mar 20
Twin
Jun
conv
Coach
9
Jun
18
13% Jan
8
42
Jun
10
49% Mar 20
Union
61 % Jun
16
72% Feb
Union Carbide
4
21
82% Jun
78% Jun
90
Jun
15
3
18
Oil
115% Jan
5
Union
Pacific RR Co common
17
50% Jan
6
1
42% Aug
12
40 % Jan
6
noncum.ulal.ive preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co
No par
1
38 % Dec
31
31% Apr
24
Jan
30
102% Jun
3
3
107
24% May
1
33% Jan
2
24% Jun
10
91% May
1
104% Dec
16
93% Jun
16
Nov
37% July 25
21
107
Sep
17% Feb
8
17
18
11
57% Oct
17
70% Mar 19
26% Nov
12
33% Feb
11
3% Feb
6
4% Apr
25
Feb
4% Jan
69% July
7
2
50
9
5% Mar 21
10%
5% Nov 19
11
Feb
34% Feb
19
102
May 29
13% Jun 16
49
Jun
27% July
3% Apr
67
Jan
106% Jan
United
United Air
37% Feb
4
Jan
16% Mar 20
61% Jan
5
7
31% Feb
preferred
$4.50 preferred
No par
& Carton Corp
10
Carbon
No par
Co
11
% Feb
24
United Cig-Whelan
Feb
18
5% Feb
24
29
9 % Mar 13
Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
United
United
74
Feb
8
Jan
2
22
21% Jan
15
13% Jun
17
17% Jan
8
United Electric
14% Oct
22
18
7
13% Jun
22
16% Feb
2
United Engineering &
53% Oct
30
64% Jan
30
51
Jun
10
58 % Jan
24% Jan
2
29% Aug
6
24
Jun
16
30
30% July 26
34% Sep
19
12% Oct 24
15% Jan
2
54%
Jan" 9
96% Jan
11
96% Jun
24% Jun
22
Aug 27
105% Jun
21
May
159
Jun
9
119
179
16
61
Jan
9
Mar 19
9% Dec
5
27% Dec
66
Sep
25% Jan
For footnotes gee page
9
2
8
2
22.
23
62
Jun
Jun
10% Jan
15
12
Foundry
Jan
20
175
Feb
15
68
12
16% July
23
30
2%
491/4
50I/2
93
*»•
1
23/a
2V4
23/8
' *23 3/8
243/4
23 3/a
213/a
200
10
483/4
*92
3,000
50
93
2%
*
2%
1,000
*23%
233%
'
80
700
23/4
48%
92
700
7%
41
*93/8
50
'*5*2%
2%
24%
*2%
10
92
50%
41
2%
*93/8
10
*92
24%
2%
3/a
10
7%
73/8
41%
10
24%
300
213%
5,900
21 Va
21%
213/a
221/4
213/8
22%
21%
213A
213/4
22
213/4
22
213/a
213/a
415/s
41 Va
413/e
2,000
113/8
113/a
12
4,600
40%
411/4
413/a
41%
41%
12
12
113/a
12
113/8
27
27%
27%
16
16%
16
*21%
*21 'A
21%
15%
15%
15%
109%
109%
*109%
27%
16%
22
Va
15%
27
16
*21%
27%
9,800
16
16
16 3/a
2,200
21%
21%
21%
100
15 Va
10,400
27
27%
155/B
1093/4
153/a
153/4
1093A
•
18
45
-
18%
.
18'/a
*43
18
17%
*43
110
44%
18%
18%
*52
18%
17'/8
*43
18 3/4
*52
43
18 5/8
18%
53
53
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/s
13
13
13%
123/4
13%
40%
39%
40
*39%
40%
7%
7%
2.10Q,
17%
173/4
43
183/a
13
*40 Ve
790
110
18
52%
£3%
1095/a
43%
16%
.
5,600
7%
*52
17%
100
1.000
120
53
46,500
175/s
13
2,800
13
*39
40
*7%
180
800
7%
7%
7%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
12
123/8
12%
12'/a
1,100
46%
46%
45%
46%
45%
45%
443/4
45
2,600
10%
10%
5,000
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
11
44
4 4'A
44%
44
44%
43%
43%
44'A
443A
1,100
64%
64%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65
65%
15,300
21%
21%
22
22 Ve
22%
99
22%
22%
22'A
3,500
102 Va
101%
101%
86
83 Va
94
40'%
109
10%
87
*84
87
*84
87
82%
*81
82
*80%
82%
*80 Va
82%
94
80%
*92
*92'A
95
*92%
95
*92%
95
39%
39%
108%
109%
45 Va
x39%
108
45'A
45%
41
41%
41%
38%
37%
37%
26%
103
103
110
45%
39%
108%
39%
109
45 Va
45%
41
37%
,
41%
41
37%
37%
373/4
*103
26%
97
*95
97
*95%
35
35
35
34%
103%
103
103
,
27%
3%
*74
4%
*8%
8,300
26
96
100
35 Va
700
101%
14%
8%
500
35 Va
51
8%-
104
25%
*50%
4%
700
11,500
*953/4
*14
5
*102%
2,000
37%
35'/a
14%
3%
36%
41%
26 3/8
51%
♦74
2,300
45%
953/4
101%
*27 Va
109%
455/b
*41
95%
14%
4
108
26
50%
75
7,000
35
26%
51
27 Va
39%
97
15
*14%
*100
170
39
34%
*100
101%
*100
51
39%
41
26%
26%
390
102
101
*84
45%
103
*101%
101
86
101%
101%
*84
27%
27%
4
3%
75
74%
5
4%
8%
27%
4
74%
5
*100
*14
51
*27%
3%
*73%
4%
101%
100
14%
51
900
27%
200
4,700
4
20
74%
14,400
5
*8%
83/4
*8%
300
8%
55%
8%
*55%
v8%
58
•55%
14%
14%
14%
5
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
53%
53 Va
53%
53%
53%
53%
58
*55%
58
55%
55%
55%
14%
*14 V#
14%
14
14
14
13%
13 Ve
53%
53%
30
14
13 Va
500
2,700
535/8
6,300
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
18,100
33 Va
33
33 Va
33 Va
33'/a
32%
32%
1,700
33 Va
12%
12%
12%
6,900
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1
1%
*1%
53%
*53
38
*95"%
25%
25%
106% 107%
1%
1%
1%
&
Mfrs
Inc
(The)_l
U S & Foreign Securities^.
$4.50
U
S
U S
7%
1st preferred
Freight
Co
Gypsum Co common
preferred
U S Hoffman Machinery com
4%%
9
8
2
*40
*95/8
10
33 %
Marl6
35 % Ja n
13%
40%
400
.
24%
Mar 26
120
19%
54
17%
101%
*100
15
*14%
51%
51 %
28
*27%
4
4
75
*74
5
4%
No par
Co
Park'City Mines Co
5
93
12%
103
Corp
Merch
31% Jan
50 3/a
92%
45
200
,
52%
24%
33
ffias
United
5
5OV4
2%
25%
,
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Fruit
United
United
Jan
10%
51
93
71/4
71/2
41%
5
Cos
3
101
1
7
31
10
Coal
2% May 12
13% Mar
65
31% Dec
167
37% Feb
10
Apr
102% Aug
May 2
101% Feb 20
8
17
11% Apr 22
1% Jun 17
50% Jun
73
19
Jan
30% Jun
14
Mar 27
*2%
10
*95/8
10
100
21
May
*73/8
*40
27/8
*93/4
46%
37%
Dye & Chemical Corp com-l,
preferred
7%
72% Mar 13
100
1
Corp (Del)
15% Dec
49
No par
United-Carr Fastener
4
86
5% Jan
7%
401%
7%
26%
2
23
73/8
7%
*95
*34%
22
4% Jun
*9 5/8
X401/4
*2 Va
41%
12%
common—10
Inc
United Board
United
*19%
10
2%
22%
21%
series of 1952-100
of America—No par
Lines
United Biscuit
21
107
8
10
7'A
16
M.
41
Preferred 4%%
30
375/8
45%
_5
100
Aircraft Corp common
convertible
5%
29
32% Mar 25
104% Jan
50
4%
Oct
47
25
California
Union
16
40% Mar 20
of
No par
series
10
28
X13
series——No par
$3.50
44% Jun
40% Mar 26
37%
*84
*81%
*92
.
40108%
No par
series
$3.70
37% Jun
43 % Mar 23
373/4
38
*100%
series
$4.50
Preferred $4
Jan
123/e
37 3A
*3754
No par
Preferred
87% Jan
100
153/a
123/8
373/8
Elec Co of Mo common——10
Preferred
Jan
*155/8
13
*375/8
10 %
44
64%
21%
.
No par
Carbon
&
101%. Jun
37% May
101% Jan
97
2,800
377/tt
46%
20
Bag & Paper Corp—
Preferred
Jan
10%
13
*12%
Corp
9
4
30% Jan
Union
24% Mar
110
Underwood
25
45% July
2
101% Jan
Apr
U
>—No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
15
16
10%
10%
u
55% Jan
Jun
10,600
16
42
100
413/4
13%
16%
13%
40%
7%
1
128
413/a
*13
*155/8
2,500
123
413/4
*155/tt
54^
(The)
Udylite Corp
10
19% Jun
129
12 3/a
19
50
Co
10 Va
122
*124
125%
16
*43
1
prior preferred
43% Jun
2
1
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
45
10%
41 Va
10'A
27
27'A
16%
16%
*21%
21 %
15%
15%
109% 109%
17%
17%
2
20tli Century Fox Film new
15
10 Va
124
*125
413/4
12 3/8
41%
11%
Tung-Sol Electric CO) common——1
Conv 5% series of 1952———..50
2
98
A
127
41 '/a
16
22%
21%
No par
1
(conv)——50
preferred
126%
127
10 Va
50%
*92%
"IV*
*24%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred series
126
413/4
123/e
*9%
15
_5
common
L
127
41'A
153/8
*37 Va
-—5
Steel—No par
Williams
&
413/e
126
124
*125%
10%
*9%
Transamerica Corp —
Trans World Airlines Inc_;
127
10
7%
*40%
*2%
(J R)
126
15%
—1
preferred:
50
Transit Corp_No par
Tri-Continental
48
12%.
50c
50% Nov
Jan
45% Jan
May
41%
_No par
121% Mar 31
35% Oct-16
100
*125
No par
14 % Feb
15
July 31
91% Jun
5
25
Jan
94
Apr
98
9
125 Va
1
100
common
9
July
30
24% Dec
30
104
3,900
No par
common—5
preference
No par
I
57
1,600
383/8
4%
25
3
923/4
38%
$2.50 convertible
16
3
40 3/4 May 19
11% Jun
92
39
28
9
12
92
38 %
3 Va Jan
20% Jun
29
91
39%
16
21 % Jun
8% July 15
91
393/8
2'A Jun
7
105
91
July 28
4
49
473A
90%
preferred
Avenue
5,100
39 Va
common
Co
200
11,900
1
48%
preferred
j
100
Thompson-Stavrett Co com—No par *
$8.50i
preference——No par
Tide Water Associated Oil
10
Timken-Detroit Axle
—5
Timken Roller
BearingNo par
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
24% July
31
473/8
90%
Thompson Products Inc com_
23% Dec
54
463A
39'A
Thompson
15
25
413/4
535/8
47%
395/B
2
22
*41%
533/a
47
48
Fair
Thermoid
tThird
42
53 3A
90'A
14% Mar 12
July 10
Oct
18
The
42
533/4
39%
61aA Mar 26
48 Va
183A Apr
22% Jun
Tup
conv
$2.40 conv
27
9% Jun
40
42
53%
90
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Mar 26
*41%
533A
48
10
97% Jan
16
983A July
4
42
42%
53%
533/8
1
8
59% Dec
9
17
11
*41 Va
413/4
88% Jun
15% Feb
1
91% Jan
Jun
Jun
800
Trust—
Land
Utilities Co
$1.25
100
103/4
53%
3
11
42 % May
2
36
6
20
14%
10 3/4
-10
__
47% Mar 19
*141/4
105/B
No par
Oil
&
certificates
share
Sub
14%
10 Va
413/4
*14
48'A
__
_
Coal
9
15'/a NOV. 14
31
Producing Co
Sulphur
Texas Pacific
Texas
128
_
Corp
Co
89
Dec
463A Jan
*14%
10%
10%
5
Telautograph Corp
31
37
16
14%
*10%
10%
14%
*14%
10%
25
12 '/a Feb
Jun
50% Jun
39
14%
10%^
14%
8
9
(James)
Talcotl Inc
1163/4 July 14
16
32 Va Oct
23
60% Jan 29
16
100'A Apr
16
46% Dec
4% Mar 11
34 '/a
14
U
preferred
S Leather Co
No par
No par
No par
20
100
5
100
No par
*161%
«
23%.
63
15 Va
163
53
*96%
98
*25%
2G
53%
53
•96%
98
2,100
I
20
98
98
25%
253A
25%
255/8
800
108%
2,700
164 Va
170
23 Va
400
108'A
109
163
163
23 %
*23
23%
63
*62
63
16
16
15%
13A
52%
26
162 V2
*62
1.800
1%
1%
53 %
98
108%
63
12%
1%
96%
162%
*23
12%
53%
26
1
108
23%
15%
53 Va
53%
1%-
16%
109%
107 Va
♦162%
164 Va
*162%
23 Va
23 Va
108
*62
15%
*23
63
62 •
62
16
15%
15%
20
26,300
.;
22
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
3
x7% Dec
9
35% Oct
23
23'/a Julj H
8y2 Nov 24
19 % Jun
7% Jun
15
39% Dec
35% Jun
9
Sep
19
67
26% Oct
16
x81 % Jun
17
90
31
64
22
32 % Feb
2
Jun
11
85% Jan
5
85% Jun
16
07% Apr
6
2
102% Jan
31
16
30 74 Dec
31
24% Jun
10
2
146% Feb
6
128% Jun
16
53
Oct
30
46% Jun
16
61
Jan
3
37% Oct
23
8 7'/a Mar 29
31'AJan
67 % Jan
66% Feb
5
135% Jun
12
144 »A Jan
24
20
23
Feb
13
18'/a Jun
25
21% Feb
36% July 25
5% Jan
7
41
May 18
7% Apr 10
3574 Jun
29
39 % Jan
6% Jan
2
8% Jun
16
83
Jun
10
2
19% Oct
8% Dec
24
10% Jan
11
x87% Oct
22
94
Jun
27
274 Apr
23
4'/a Jan
19
2474 July 25
1 % Sep
2
21 % May 27
23
May
2
156
Jan
14
11
Apr
24
57
May 23
28% Apr
34
Jan
15
8
29
4
Mar 10
United
29% Mar 12
5
3 Va May 13
8
22 j/ii Jan
14
24 % Feb
9
26% Jun
4
26 % Mar 26
167
Feb
17
4
Feb
2
17 'A May 20
Universal
July 28
61
Jan
7
68 '/2 May 20
4%%
23
28'A Jun
10
34% Mar 21
45% Aug 14
34% Jun
33% Dec
45'A Mar 21
8
23
25% Dec
9
23% Apr
2574 Jun
19
23% Apr
128
Mar 19
127
Apr
13
27% Jan
«8
17
25 Va Jan
8
214 7/2 Jun
26
130% Jan
8
6%
22% Jun
23
27% Jan
5
Virginia
5
114% Jan
2
Mar 12
106
Jun
14
100
Jan
8
Jun
3
100
Jan
23
29% Jun
12
35% Feb
2
26% Jun
15
30
Feb
19
2
94
Apr
98 % Jan
22
103% Dec
15
92
33% Apr
24
37% Jan
4
14
31
Jun
13
35% May 22
44% Jan
11
16% Apr
28% Mar
18
Jan
18
31% Oct
2
*27% Jan
8
Q
103% May
19%
19%
19%
19%
36%
*36%
36%
36
36%
2d pfd.3
*8%
8%
8%
8%
36% Mar
16% July
27
Jun
43% July
5
7
18
22
20
Mar
Jan
5%
82
7%
8%
82 %
*79
*79
7
7
8%
8%
83A
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
*23/8
2%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
*21 Va
22%
100
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2,300
l
25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
253A
300
25%
*158
*25%
25%
*158
159%
*2%
*21
25%
*25%
159%
*63%
No par
30%
30%
30%
38%
*158
30%
38%
com
& Light Co
Co
2.50
5
preferred
*25
30%
38%
143/4
25 %
25%
100
25
preferred
100
18
116
116
64
64
64
64
303%
30%
31
31%
31%
1,400
38%
2,000
38%
*88
*116
(The)
243A
24%
800
*124%
125
*125%
*124%
<
128
125%
125%
26%
26%
26%
118
95
*90
95
*93%
43%
16%
63%
*63
500
95
*90
95
95
95
*93%
95
31%
313A
*31%
31%
500
27%
28 %
28 Va
28%
*273/4
283/8
1.200
43%
43%
42%
42%
42%
1,500
16%
16%
163/4
1,200
27%
*27
7.900
*90
27%
16%
100
24
110%
95
27%
43%
118
23%
110%
31%
27%
28%
2,300
95
31%
16%
*116
23%
110
600
18%
*90
31%
43%
18
118
23%
110
~20
92
*93%
31%
*26%
18%
126
95
31%
20
*88
1,600
95
*31%
10
92
*116
23%
95
263A
18%
18%
110%
*90
8%
*88
23%
5
Co common
25
26%
110%
25
preferred
3,100
8%
128
23%
25
Vulcan Detinnlng
8%
31
*243A
110%
100
Visklng
600
8%
8%
23%
100
3
14%
31%
92
18%
38%
14%
40
14%
25
26%
38%
14%
4,100
*30%
.
*30%
109%
preferred
preferred
38
14%
31
23%
preferred
20
16%
109%
dividend
700
16%
23%
dividend
25%
159
16%
109%
$4.04
*158
16%
10
$4.20
Corp
92
18
25%
158
16%
100
com
Virginia Ry Co common
7%
*88
117%
*115%
26%
18%
18
*26%
92
*88
preferred
6%
26%
25%
158
1,600
65
*64
65
26
159
16%
16%
8%
25%
26%
.No par
Power Co
&
500
82
2274
64 %
partic
*81
1,700
2%
64%
Elec
82%
220
8%
2%
Corp of America—No par
div
8%
6,100
7
*21%
com_No par
Va-Carolina Chemical com
$5
*79
82%
*6%
1
100
4
II
*79
*7
50
Corp
Victor Chemical Works common
3 % %
1,500
19%
36%
7%
*124%
17% Jun
95
19
36%
7%
*124%. 125
90
19
19
*36%
7%
19
126
19
20
18%
36%
*7%
128
29.
Mar 20
18%
1,600
137
*36%
*125%
29% Jan
92
!
1363A
25
*125%
93 74 Apr
31
1373A
126
9
27 % Dec
1363A
128
24
137% Jan
137 %
*125%
18% Oct
116'/a Nov
136%
*125%
8774 Sep
6
137%
137'A
noncumulative preferred—100
3
8
28,600
136%
25
28
2
700
38%
136%
Vicks Slireve & Pacific Ry com__100
24 Ve Apr
Nov
57%
38
Vick Chemical Co
125
21% Jail
48
57%
38 %
*8%
125% Jun
110% Jan
47
58
8%
2
119
48%
8%
11
1,550
38%
*8%
31
90
16,500
48
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Oct
85%
263A
131
58
*30%
Dec
26%
130%
57%
15
Jan
26%
131%
49%
30%
32
85%
26%
131%
131%
39 %
30
127
86%
78
57%
49%
14%
129
86%
27
*73
38%
38%
3
78
600
39%
14%
1
2,800
25
57%
29%
17
100
25%
25%
200
49
38%
Apr
61%
49
14%
Apr
*59%
38%
29%
24% Oct
61
8
57%
10
116
May 26
131%
2.50
116
May 29
*76
86%
26%
131 %
16%
Norman
10% Jan
36%
38 %
Raalte Co Inc
874 Jun
25%
*7%
36%
58
preferred
Vanadium
*59%
78
*85
27
26%
130%
16%
Van
23
86%
*85
27
16%
Van
15% Jan
86%
*76
2,700
8
49%
100
17% Mar 23
28
79
*76
1
Power
37
25%
Shares
20%
1
Co Inc
32% Mar 25
12
Dec
31
25%
20%
37
*73%
37%'
61
July 10
203/a
38%
No par
nonca
Tobacco
Pictures
Jan
16
30
Utah
20%
*57%
preferred
14 % Jan
4
Jan
6
27% Oct
Leaf
May
14
20%
the Week
*48%
preferred
8%
156
65
$4.20
American
Universal
6
25%
Frfday
July 9
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
16
Aug
14% Dec
25%
50
preferred—No par
Paper Inc common—2
Wall
25%
131%
Corp
convertible
4%
37%
*59%
78
*85
convertible
Universal
37%
59%
Salee far
Thursday
No par
common
$6
25
169
Co
Mar 18
2a
37%
59%
26%
noncumulative preferred
90
Jun
PEicrs
8
37%
131%
—
Stores
1% Jan
8
60
5
Corp common
S Tobacco
20%
8
*7%
.100
preferred
1%
20%
20%
8
8AL1
100
preferred
United
20% Jun
7
U
20%
HIGH
Wednesday
July 8
July 7
'
*73
.100
Smelting Ref & Mln com
7%
25 %
.100
common
% Mar 19
2
26% Jan
S
S Steel
36%
1
1st preferred.
9
18
26 % Dec
noncum
6
"59 Va
common
Stockyards
Jan
i
Rubber Co
United
17 Va Jan
13% Nov
10
26
S
1%
U
*7%
10
preferred series A—
preferred series B—
25
8 Va May
3% Jan
27
U
28
Jan
Plywood Corp
3%%
2
44 Ve Jan
144
138 % May 16
2
8
10
57% July
31
20%
20
& Foundry Co
ti%
U
1
AND
Tuesday
July 6
10
S Playing Card Co
3%%
144% Mar 11
37% Jun
68 % May 29
42% Dec
U S
Jun
22 % Oct
Monday
For
preferred
U S Pipe
U
23
136 % Jan
STOCK
8 Lines Co common
4 % %
6
Mar
76
4
U
26
Jan
25
Mar 28
90'A Dec
8
40% Mar 17
58% Apr
34% Mar 21
56
Jan
•
23
22 Mj Jan
16
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
I.owfAt
Highest
18% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlgheal
Year 1852
Lowest
Monday, July 13, 1953
Contlnuitf—Pagt 12
STOCKS
Range for Previous
...
43%
16%
16%
16%
28%
*27
28%
*27
65
*63
65
*63
42
16%
283%
65
*27
80
28%
W
65
Apr
11% Jan
17
2
68% Deo
12% Aug
Nov
24
29% Jan
42 Va Apr
29
27
29
6
14
Jun
12
25
Jan
Wabash
RR
Waldorf
51 Va Jan
7
43% Jun
16
Dec
22
103/4 Jan
30
63A Jun
29
9
17% Jan
11
21 3/b Dec
3
18% Jan
2
25
98
12
1043/4 Dec
8
99
Jun
15
105
13% Jun
16
8
Jan
15
Oct
25
Jun
22
20% Jan
30
3
35 % Jan
30
49% July
Feb
5 % %
Warner
13
Bros
100%
100'A
100'A
*100%
OO
100%
5
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
1
16
16
16
16
16
16
16%
16%
29%
29 3A
Inc
27
27 %
27
21 Va
26 y8
27
26%
26%
Waukesha Motor Co
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15
15%
Wayne
Knitting
5
*21%
Wayne
Pump Co
0
23% Jun
Mar 16
'9
25
12% Mar 27
Wash
Wat
Webster
Pow Co
Investment
32% Jan
7
76% Jun
84% Feb
3
41 3/b Jan
9
19% July 10
293/4 Jan
8
West
Indies
2
28% Dec
30
28 3/b Jan
8
West
Kentucky
4
West
Penn
West
Penn
Power
2
37% Dec
3
Jun
-9
106% Mar 18
98% Jun
17
1073A Jan
2
110% Sep
103% Apr
8
96% Jan
18
88% Jun
18
102
Jan
9
102
7
89% Jun
9
37 3A Feb
Wesson
$4
Oil
&
Snowdrift
convertible
Coal
Co
8
57"% Mar 11
Western
Auto Supply Co
9
32 % Mar 25
Western
Maryland Ry common
63% Mar 25
4%
46% Feb
20
64% Dec
12
513/4 Jun
10
67% Mar 10
Oct
7
May 14
97% Mar 31
45% Feb
11
38% Feb
18
45% Jun
27% Nov 21
25 Va Jun
16
29% May 18
Westinghouse Air
31
41 % Jun
10
50
Westinghouse Electric
3
91% Jun
32
Oct
80
126
Jan
110
14
30
41 % Jan
30
Oct
6
89% Jan
22
Feb
10
28 % Oct
17
34% Jan
7
25% Jun
2
25
23
293/b Jan
2
25
Aug
4
14% Jan
28
29% Jan
9
32
2
27% Aug 29
13% Dec 17
10 Va
Oct
17% Jan
8% Mar
4
Apr 28
35'A Apr
83
7
127
Western
Mar 18
993A Jan
22
29
12
Brake
3.80%,, preferred
86% Mar 24
Jan
$5
While
Dental
293/4 May 11
32% Apr
13
21 % Jan
29
30 Ve May 27
Wilcox
113/4 Feb
17
16
Willys-Overland
11% Mar 20
22
9% Jun
10
13
683/4 Jun
30
14% Jan
18
10
May 19
74 3A Mar 10
9
13% Jan
IB
15% Apr
2
25 % Dec
17
24 % Jan
6
30% May 22
21 %
7
28% Nov 25
24% Jun
17
29% Mar 11
94
92 %
*90%
92%
*91
93
91
91
&
$4.25
Co
97 % Feb
20
Jan
2
71% May 12
Jun
10
86
Mar 19
130% Mar 18
75
Mar
3
11% Mar 17
8
34 V* Jun
19
39% Apr
1
Yale
8
213/a Oct
18
Feb
18
23 % Apr
1
51% Dec
47
Jun
9
53 % Mar
9
27% Oct
16
34
Jan
27% Jun
10
34% Jan
13
39% Oct
23
50% Jan
37% Jun
ir
47% Jan
8
2
88% Nov
28
63% Jun
10
17
6% Jan
29
4% Jail
6
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400
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44%
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45
44%
45%
44%
44%
13,700
26 3/b
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
263A
26%
263A
5,000
44%
11,300
44 y8
44%
44
93 Va
93%
183/4
19%
*126
3A
.
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*126
44%
44'A
44%
*93'A
93%
19%
94
94
94
18%
19
18%
183/4
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37%
3/a
26%
26%
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10 %
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30%
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2,200
84%
84%
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26%
100
26
26%
1,400
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10
10
1,500
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10
26
800
1,400
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.
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38
38
160
200
30%
30%
30%
30%
28%
29 'A
27%
277/8
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27%
27%
2 7 V4
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263/4
4,500
common..1
15%
16
15%
16
15'%
15%
15 7 8
15%
157/B
15%
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common
No par
Co
9%
9%
*69
70
93A
.
*69
9%
70
97%
10
10%
10 Va
10 %
10%
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10
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10
10
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30
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30 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,400
253/8
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253A
253/4
25%
253A
25%
26 3A
4,700
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xl26%
128
*126%
17%
17%
10
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44i/2
10
No par
common
%
31
100
*112
115
No par
73
73
79%
5
9%
9%
28
*35%
35%
1
preferred.
Zenith
IId receivership, or petition has been
44
30%
*78
Mfg Co
Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp..
44%
100
common
convertible
29%
253A
Corp..10
'
Co
Corp
29%
25%
100
Service
Co
29%
10
8
84
Jan
200
1,300
95
Va
44
19
13
16% Jan
*94%
95
26%
92%
Ja«
22
*94%
44 3/b
5% Apr
Jun
94%
19%
2
13
943A
5
Towne
Corp
94%
93
Young" (L A) Spring & Wlre.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
24
4% Nov
<Sc
4%%
94%
443A
preferred
York
2
95%
1
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
13% Jan
56%
19
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
39% Jan
563/a
56%
44%
& Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
*32 % Jun
56%
56 V2
100
preferred
Worthington
56%
57 %
10%
Woolworth
35% Mar 17
8
7,000
53
26%
30
48
10
July
1,000
26 3/a
53
26
Jan
10
Jun
50%
26'%
54%
26%
9
78
900
27
;
26%
Public
30
50%
20
10%
26
„
'
57%
-57
,
Iron
43 % Jun
50%
500
54%
,
,
26%
Woodward
83% Feb
50%
1,700
107
55%
85
Wisconsin
45 3A Dec
27 3A
*54
*84%
4
323/b Nov
51
273/8
27%
*25%
2
8
50 %
51
55 V2
14%
10%
10%
26 Va
Jan
17
*54
10%
38
18% May
20
26%
■
10%
85
53
76% Jan
2 7'A
55%
10%
10
~20
723/4
14
723/4
♦1053/8
26 %
15
26 % Feb
51
51'A
27%
*54
133/4
73
107
*72
*105%
84%
10
42% Apr
*51
103/8
13%
l37/a
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106
93
Winn
6%
*10%
10%
13 3A
*72
106
38
24
2
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133/4
723/4
107
38 3/a
Apr
16% Jun
Jan
*90%
35%
102%
26 VB
42
135
91
100
Co
Wilson-Jones
91
12.50
_
preference.
Oil
Wilson
__10
12%
Corp
Sewing Machine
Prior
,
347/8
*101%
84%
126
*92
35'A
102%
84%
26
68
94
35%
*101
1
373A
25
17% Jan
*92
35%
*25%
Jan
15
93
26 %
Nov
Oct
101
*90
84%
64
15
35
101
93
*90
38
138
40% Jan
35
102
93
84 %
15
9
34%
*1003/4
35%
102
*90
37%
16
13% Pel
4,500
35
*100%
*25%
Oct
75% Jan
700
No par
128 JA Jan
22
22%
Mfg
White
12% Jan
23
22%
preference—No par
(The 8 S)
20
prior
conv
8
8
753/4 Feb
9% Oct
22%
10
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
12% Jan
14
70% Dec
*22
*94%
com
4
10
111
22'A
56%
series B
Inst
9% Jun
22
Nov
22%
100
_
Mar
Elec
White Motor Co
8% Oct
118
22%
100
Weston
4
Jun
X22%
No par
com
4
40% Mar 17
30
preferred
May
28"% Mar
12% Aug 18
51
22%
10
Union Telegraph
10
68 :,/4 Nov
May
22%
100
series A
Jun
July
3,100
10%
2
Mar 20
770
20 %
1
Air Lines Inc
127
78%
19%
*105%
Jan
2o
78%
20%
IOO
preferred
Preferred
500
25%
79
20
133/4
RR
*25%
78 3A
20
723A
2nd
25%
79%
20
73
Western
25 %
25%
78%
20%
78%
14
8
25'A
79
*20
107
12% Jan
25
78%
20%
72%
West
233A Jun
Mar
25
25
11
*10%
78%
*13%
8
45
127
25
11
20
8
8
Jan
16% Jun
600
No par
15
Jan
Nov
10%
Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com
16% Jan
82
109
3/b Dec
10%
100
19
48
*10 %
C
13% May 15
101-
11
series
13
2
*10%
preferred
19
95% Jail
10%
4.10%
23
16
10%
18
Dec
Oct
1,500
100
56 % Dec
37
200
93/4
100
47
243/4 May 14
35 % Feb 20
22%
9%
B
1053/a May 28
90
*21%
93A
pfd
29
98
22%
93/a
series
26% Dec
4
*21%
93A
No par
4%%
21
Mar
22%
93/4
4
22
89
*21 %
10
preferred
Pacific
500
21%
4.20%
Western
3,400
21% !
15
noncum
26%
1
Co
84
1
Aug
109% July IS
50 % July
700
26%
2,700
*9%
No par
Corp
Oct
30
29%
10
com__2.50
preferred
Sugar
34% Oct
18
400
34%
22%
99% Jan
16
30
33%
10
Jan
4%%
*29%
X29 %
5
Co
Electric
8
.
2
29 3A
1
Mills
84
28% Feb
No par
(The)
16
463/b Apr
1,800
34%
28
9% Jun
16%
30
30
7
16
34%
& Pipe
Corp
Light Co
Oct
15% Jan
1,900
30
5
28
Jun
143/4
34 %
Jan
80 3/4 Feb
69
120
xl4%
30
10% Jun
32
1003/4
243/4 Mar 23
15
500
*100%
30
20% Jun
July
2,500
233/8
343A
3
22% Jun
100%
200
6%
'
29%
143/4 July 31
11% Jan 19
9 3/b
*23
30
24 % Dec
Jun
*29%
63A
23'A
34 3A
17
15
100%
4834
63A
6%
23
29%
19
93/4 Oct
4.400
6%
23'A
30
11% Nov
16% Jan
49
6%
23%
34%
193/4 Feb
6
49
6%
23%
29%
30
8
48%
6 3/4
23%
29%
17% Apr
17
49%
47%
6%
22%
29%
34 Va
14% Jun
Sep
49
47%
63A
22%
34%
24% Jun
Jun
48 %
47%
64%
29%
Foundry
21
12
1,100
Petroleum
Washington Gas
31
72
700
25%
64%
3
Warren
Warren
18% Jan
106 % Jan
13%
25%
No par
No par
33% Mar 19
1
Feb
*13%
25%
Inc
37 3A May 14
23
98
133/a
25J/2
100
Pictures
31
24 % Oct
29% Jan
13%
25%
13% Feb
Feb
3
213/, May
13%
25 %
preferred.—
32% Jun
25
30
May
13%
253A
common
29
Dec
Oct
13%
25%
1
G & W
Warner-Hudnut
31% Sep
28
Dec
26
13'A
25%
Co
Baking Co
16
37
3
Ward
17% Apr
16% Feb
14% Jun
13%
25%
2.50
(Hiram)
Walworth
4
4
9% May
Walker
27
Feb
27 Va May 15
May
8
63%
*13%
preferred
Walgreen Co
May 12
25a/4 Jan
16
4%%
0
100
No par
System
29% Jan
9
No par
10
1
13% Mar 10
70% Mar
10
12'A Jan
60
•
20
20%
128
17%
126 %
80
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
9,500
44%
128
17%
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44%
*43%
44%
128
17%
44 %
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*44
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'
130
44%
44%
44
44%,
443/8
44%
44 %
443A
8,000
31
31%
31
313A
31 %
31%
307/a
31
2,400
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79%
78
78
78
78
78%
783/4
114
113%
113%
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115
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73
73
9%
9
%
35%
353/4
19%
20%
50
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49%
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49
par
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2 8'A
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28%
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115
73%
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9%
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9%
73
80
50
700
73
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600
9%
35%
35%
1.900
19%
20
3,500
35%
35%
35
35%
20
20 3A
20
20%
49
48%
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49
28
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100
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40
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40
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a
40%
40%
40%
403/4
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13%
133/8
13%
133/a
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13 Va
1,300
No par
68%
68%
69%
69%
69%
6°%
68%
68%
67
63%
1,500
4%
4%
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5
5
filed for company's, reorganization,
5
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delivery.
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Cash
5
sales,
9.000
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2,700
distributed,
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(167)
New York Stock
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FRIDAY
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letters la the column
Flgnree
Year
Lowest
NEW
Hlgest
99.24 May 12
99.24 May
12
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—
14
96.14 Oct
96.19 i*a
9
96.25 Deo
9
96.21 Dec
96.15 Dec
9
36.27 NOT
10
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Dec
24
96.20 Not
Not
18
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Mar 25
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100.3
15
Jan
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104.16
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%»
2%s
1956-1958
2 Vis
22
96.4
2
91.25 Apr
16
15
Dec
10
97.24 Feb
27
92
98.10 Not
7
98.10 Not
7
95
July
100.15 Dec
17
1
97.16
2Vis
Dee
*98.28
99.4
*98.22
98.30
*98.24
*94.20
94.28
*94.18
94.26
*94.20
94.28
Jun
16 Jan
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94.4
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94
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93.26
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93.20
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1958
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2 Vis
1954-1956
•100.12
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100.20
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100.22
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100.22
2Vis
1956-1959
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96.28
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96.26
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96.28
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97
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96.28
2Vis
June
1959-1962
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94.30
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94.26
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2Vis
Dec
1959-1962
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94.30
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94.26
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1953-1954
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1953-1954
Dec
1953-1955
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Bank
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96
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Oct 11981
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3%s
3Vis
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Oct 15 1971
bonds of
93.20
.
93.16
12,000
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93.8
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19-year
,
for
&
2s
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1950
due
1954
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1955
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1956
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97
Feb
15
2s
due Feb
15
2s
due Feb
15
2b
due
Feb
15
2s
due Feb
15
1958
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100.16
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100.16
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100.16
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100
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100
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100
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No sales transacted this day.
a
1959
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96
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96
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96
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96
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96
15
1960
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95
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95
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95
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95
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95
due
Feb
15
1961
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
*91.16
93.16
2s
price.
15
due Feb
2s
asked
due Feb
2s
and
due Feb
15
1962
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
Odd lot transactions,
e
Cash
sale,
r
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
York
FOR
bond
WEEK
transactions.
ENDED
JULY
10
Range Since
Sold
High
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High,
Brazil
City
Sale Price
(continued) —
Unification
Corporate
1980
June-Dec
97 Vi
98 Vi
36
95
Jan. 1
Low
High
78
...June-Dec
*75
80
76 V4
78
*74
78
79
79
*76',8
81%
74 Va
80 Va
*75
81
75
it
77
No.
series
No.
_June-Dec
series
No.
_June-Dec
series
No.
.June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
No.
June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
.
June-Dec
series
.June-Dec
3%s
High
No.
._June-Dec
No.
series
3%s
series
No.
33/43
series
No.
series
No.
76%
733/4
*90
76
83 ya
•
85%
88
87%
77
78
73
74
78
81
._june-Dec
87 Va
78
82
76 Va
78
June-Dec
3%s
Foreign Securities
Range Since
Sold
75 Va
3%s
101 Va
Bonds
81
series
3%s
Issue—
Stock
Range
Friday's
*75
3%s
33/4S
3 %
or
Bid & Asked
Low
3%s
Transit
Week's
Last
Period
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
;.
.
Friday
Bonds
Bid &, Asked
Low
New
Registered
Week's
or
___
93
1967-1972
*93.2
*93.2
*
1952-1955
Serial
•Bid
—
94.4
*93.22
1967-1972
June
23-year
19
99
94.28
2 Vis
30-year
Feb
*98.20
1957-1959
3s
Mar 25
*98.30
99
Dec
25-year
97
104.16
99.6
.
*93.14
,
'
103.16
1967-1972
3s
100
'
*94.20
:
94.6
100.2
Sept
95.8
2
*93.30
94.2
*99.30
June
25-year
Jan
100.1
*98.30
98.26
1965-1970
93.22 July
May 12
101
99
*98.18
1964-1969
Treasury 2s
92.12 Oct
95
*98.24
99
1964-1969
Reconstruction
Apr
99.6
1963-1968
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
94
*99.29
•
*98.24
Dec
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
18
100.1
*98.30
15
June
Treasury 2Vis
Z
*99.29
*99.28- 100
1958
Dec
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar 25
100.2
1962-1967
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
:
17
Bonds(g)^
*102.12
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
90 16 Jun
the Weak
„
High
*101.16
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Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
7
Bales fat:
July 10
Low
High
102.24
—
96.28 Aug
Law
<. -i
101.24
Treasury
20
High
*102.12
-
94.8
Oct
Friday
July 0
*101.16
International
93.4
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;
V
Ihursday
\
-
101.24
Mar II
100.3
18
tligh
:
July 8
102.24
Treasury 2s
99.18 Oct
Lev*
High
"
Oct~27
97.19
Low
-
r RICES
SALS
HIGH
Wednesday^
v
*102.12
18
29
July 7
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...
9
102.18 Jan
Oct~27
AND
Tuesday
101.24
19
100.4
-
Treasury 2 Vis
94.8
Monday
July 6
-i.,"
mature.
102.24
10
95.8
».
STOCK
bonds
*99.30
18
96.22 Dec
YORK
the
point
a
*102.12
9
29
month when
af
*101.16
14
14
96.20 Mar 18
102.18 Jan
Mi
1978-1983
—
100.4
the
mm*
mora
1956-1959
_....
96.21 Dec
eeeh
er
1955-1960
—
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la
mm
3%s
—
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Indicate
represent
Treasury 2%s
—Treasury 2%s
t
Treasury 2%s
—
.
Period"
paint
EXCHANGE
;
.
—
'96.lt Oct
decimal
GO VERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Bl{««t
•
heeded "Interest
after
Exchange
YEARLY
-
LOW
Bu(t far PreTlaaa
Lowest
WEEKLY
•
-June-Dec
*77%
75 %
77%.
3%s
Now
York
Stock
No.
-June-Dec
*86
90
•-
78
87
No.
-June-Dec
*77
81%
76
78
No.
-June-Dec
77%
77%
75 Va
77%
2%s series No.
..June-Dec
76%
76%
753/4
77 Va
3%s
Wertheim & Co.
Members
series
3%s series
Telephone
series
3%s
series
No.
26—
*75
._June-Dec
76%
81
T eletype
Exchange
Brisbane
120
.
NY
Broadway, New York
102 % 102%
100%
102%
102"
102%
100 Va
102%
Oaldas
REctor 2-2300
*42
42 Va
40 Va
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Afar-Sept
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s a f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3V4S 1961
—Jan-July
1-1693
25-year
Agricultural
Mortgage
# A Guaranteed
Bank
sinking
Sa
Feb-Aug
♦90%
A priZ-Oct
*90%
1947
A Guaranteed
sinking fund Ss 1948
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
lAAntloqula (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Akershus
*60'/2
IA External sinking fund 7s ser B
1945—Jan-July
! A External sinking fund 7s ser O
1946—Jan-July
IA External sinking fund 7s ser D
1945—Jan-July
A External
sinking fund 7s 1st ser
*60Va
A External
20-year 3s
fd
sink
sec
s
7s
fd
7s
ser
3rd
ser
Jen-July
external 5s 1958
5s
Externa]
Stamped
to
fund
8s
Stamped
f 6 Vis of
1926
f
to
*60Vi
—
'
65%
42 Vi
10
104% 104'/a
42 Vis
6
101% 102'/a
71
413/4
40%
100%
12
99 Si
A
to
95%
98%
97 %
96%
97 V.
40
94%
97%
95
94
95 V.
50
88%
95 %
95
94'/a
95
36
88%
95
94
94 Vt
94%
36
88
95
102
196
109%
113
102'/a
Plan
Ry)
to
A
111
Plan
111
4
—
93
91
—
62
April-Oct
—
59 Va
63 Va
—
—
86
57'/a
57 Va
58%
30
55
April-Oct
89 Va
89%
89 Va
35
86
to
3.375% )
bonds of
3%s
series
57%
57%
2
55
61%
__
__
89
1944
58
63%
June-Dec
April-Oct
(Plan
B>—
60 Va
—
61
57
57
57
*77%
*76 Vs
80%
series
No.
2__
June-Dec
series
No.
3-
June-Dec
l%s
series
No.
4_.
June-Dec
78 Va
2%s series
No.
5..
-June-Dec
*76 Va
2%s series
No.
7_.
—June-Dec
No.
8_.
June-Dec
*79
79%
*83
2%s
series
9..
No.
56%
1
83
3%s
2%a
36%
34%
33 Va
37%
57
57 %
65%
34%
34%
34%
36%
55 Va
59%
33%
36%
34%
34%
*57
*34
a6s assented
A6s
Extl
sink fund
$
bonds 2%s-3s
AChlle Mortgage Bank 6VaS
Afl%s assented 1957
A81nking fund 6%s
A6%a
4
assented
AGuaranteed
A8s
*3.4
33%
37 %
*57
*34
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1961
June-Dec
1961.
sinking
assented
1957
59%
Afay-Nov
1993
58%
36%
55%
April-Oct
1963
6s
58%
34%
*57
_Afay-Nov
fund
1963
*57
*34%
April-Oct
1962
sinking
assented
Mar-Sept
-June-Dec
fund
6s
1961—April-Oct
1961
.April-Oct
A6s
assented
1962
33%
—
55%
-
—
33
—
33%
107
'
34%
34%
*57
34%
34 %
*34
'
,
For Financial institutions
June-Dec
61%
foreign
77
82
—
securities
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
14
78%
14
74%
_
1
83
74
■
73
parl marks & ho* inc,
73 %
80
„
82
81%
78 Va
74%
82
80
83 Va
75%
74%
—
78
82
79%
85
3%s series No.
10.
—June-Dec
*87%
92
85
ll_
June-Dec
*77%
80
76
73
J%« series No.
12_
June-Dec
*77 Va
80
75%
77%
3%s
series No.
13.
-June-Dec
83%
83 Va
1
79
83 Va
3-fAi>
bene*
76%
76%
1
74
80
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
50 Broad
St., New York 4, N. Y.
87%
No.
No
For footnotes
'
14
see
page
27.
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
36%
58 Va
Teletype NY I-97I
34 V.
37%
55%
59%
34%
36%
58
34 %
34%
Afay-Nov
36 Va
32 %
58 Va
*57
*57
59%
34
*57
Afay-Nov
1
.
89 Va
3%a
series
59 Va
Mar-Sept
1961
sinking fund 6s 1962
i
June-Dec
3%s
series
58%
59 %
89
1978
No.
44 %
34
60%
i
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Rxternal dollar
95 %
80
55 Va
(Interest
1978
95%
91 Va
55%
89 Va
1%
reduced
34%
(interest
Aprll-Oct
A
34%
*57
*57
Jan-July
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962
June-Dec
to
103
June-Dec
1957
44
103%
40 Va
42%
(interest
1952
3.5%)
*102 Va
-June-Dec
1979
pursuant
%
Aprll-Oct
due
91%
'
1961
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
assented Sept
AExternal
AExternal
100 %
17
1979
1927
A6s
44 %
(interest
due 1957
99 Va
1
15
%
42
sinking fund 6a Feb 1961_____Feb-Aug
Jan
92
26
65 Va
April-Oct
April-Oct
1960
assented
AExternal
63
-
101
Feb-Aug
-Jun-July
A
Afli
67
92
1942—May-Nov
1960
91%
'
June-Dec
to 3.375% )
reduced
65
1
67
91%
-May-Noo
fund 6s
Ada assented Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
.
98 Va
1941
Plan
3.375%)
6%s of
pursuant
(Central
Stamped
70
f 7s
s
1942
sinking
assented
s
external
assented
AExternal
—
June-Dec
1978
to
reduced
A7s
3.5%)
s
63
A6s
June-Dec
1955.
7s
external
pursuant
reduced
A External
65
(Republic)
|A7s
AExternal
68
99 31
June-Dec
sinking
s
65
—
98
Jen-July
1957
(U 8 of)
A External
1
65%
69 Vi
67
Feb-Aup
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
IA Chile
100
104%
102%
1956
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3%s 1966—.
15-year 3%s 1962
Belgium (Kingdom of) 6s 1955.
lABrazil
92
»5*a
65
—
*60'/a
June-Dec
1955
Mar-Sept
J an-July
f $ bds 1978—Jan-July
90 Vi
—
*60 Vi
bonds
10-year 3 Vis
10-year 3 Vis
1975
92%
99 3i
(Commonwealth)
Called
2nd
*60T/a
1957_April-Oct
1957-Aprll-Oct
1957-Aprll-Oct
f * bonds 1978
Antwerp (City)
Australia
sink
sec
2%a
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
(City) 8s 1954
Cauea Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
93%
__
*99% 100
Har-Bcp
Jen-July
A External
1974
A Carlsbad
(Colombia)—-
fond
2%a
25-year
Foreign Government and Municipal
58%
34 V»
37%
55 Va
59%
33%
36%
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(168)
Monday, July
13
1953
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday's
Consol
A 7s
Municipal
assented
1960
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Low
1
55%
58%
A Rome
37%
ASao
Interest
Period
Exchange
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
57%
Low
(City of)
Paulo
6%s
(City)
1952
April-Oct
1952
8s
85
—
May-Hoy
A
Chinese
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
A6s
of
A6s
(Republic
of
1928
of)
Oct
1927
§ASinking fund
ACosta
1927
of
7s
(City)
5s
*60
24
90 %
99
21
88%
38
9
37 %
A8s
39%
57
114% 115
114'/2
111%
44
8
42 %
41%
3%s extl
s
f
3s
f
dollar
dollar
bonds Jan
of)
1
1976—
1967
7s
100
42
102
reduced
100'/2
8
100 V4
11
82
82 %
3
82
82%
65%
65%
2
62
65%
58
58 %
2
55
58 %
6%s
10%
16'%
ASilesia
100%
2.25%)
dollar
A7s
/
7s
1st
..Jan-July
*13%
-
—
to
2%)
1944
1st
6'/as due
&
1944—
extended
to
1950 extended
149%
152% 156
^JFeb-Aug
1954
99%
—Feb-Aug
1950...
mtge
gen
99%
—
—
2
96%
I960.—__Jan-July
96%
_May-No?;
15%
16%
42
Feb -Aug
to
96
2
145
Jan-July
14%
15%
*95%
93
40
April-Oct
138%
part paid 1964
6s part paid
1968
A
Helsingfors
(City)
(Republic)
Italian
External
3%
Italian
to
3'/»
B
external
series, B
secured
A6 %s
1st
due
mtge
Public
99%
1
due
1952
(Prov
7s
1
——_
,7a?/-July
1952
(Kingdom
1951
June-Dec
,_
6'/as
due
A5'/as
A
extended
1954
extl
due
loan
1965
Jugoslavia
of
to
49%
49'/4
(State
.Feb-Aug
1964—
Mtge
Power
(40-yr)
8%
30-year
(Colombia)
due
A5s
58
51
44
53%
3s
f
s
$
bonds
1978
A4%s
ANew
small
Mexico
(Republic
8A5s
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s
f debentures
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1961
Feb-Aug
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(
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3%%)
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of
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April-OcZ
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and
refund
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and
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and
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ser
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&
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conv
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of
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footnotes
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mortgage
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series B
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1954.
page
1
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see
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1972
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1983
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debentures
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mortgage 4'/2s
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1981
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ser
ser H 1982—
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convertible
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Houston
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ref M
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and
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26
Financial Chronicle...Monday, July 13, 1953
The Commercial and
(170)
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RANGE
Friday
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Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
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or
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debs
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series
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86%
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86%
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1st
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87
90%
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1
87%
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1968
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96
27
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s
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;
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see
page
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:
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80
I
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ref mtge 3%s
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&
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footnotes
68
63
&
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1961
gtd first 4s
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66
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guaranteed 4'/2s series B
debentures 1982
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3 lis
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1977
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mortgage 3s series B 1986——,
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debentures 1970—
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95
72
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.
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86%
843A
-
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1975
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r
,
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(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s
~
mortgage
*,
9
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.
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v*98 - 99
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1977—
3s
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58
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'
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Feb-Aug
debentures
—
88%
First
98
--
lien
(Minnesota)
93%
93%
+-
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5
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104
96 >/a
95
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1957—May-Nop
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85
■
100
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102
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Louisville Gas & Elec
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92
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„
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.
;
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,
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8
—
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-
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1980————April-Ocf
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mortgage
lien
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79%
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30
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4s
to
Lexington & Eastern Ry first
3s
87%
*84
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,
extended
95%
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95%
1992—Mar-Sept
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Norfolk &. Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oc«
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Mar-Sepl
75%
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80
56%
80
2003
contingent interest
contingent interest 2003
8
74%
80
64%
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2003--—___May-Nov
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
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66
-
i
Mohawk Power Corp—
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.
mortgage bonds—
interest 2003—„May-Nov
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■
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i;5
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9
58
,
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stamped
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__
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10
58
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AGeneral 4s 1955—
■
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~
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69
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71
60
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.
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643/4
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1973
B
143
RR—
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mortgage
series
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registered
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104
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1998
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161
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96
'
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95
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:
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•
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1961
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April-Oct
1
97
Aprtl-Oct
93%
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3%s 1997
Jan-Jujg1997—
^
—Jan-Jufg
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—Feb-Aug
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——--—Feb-Aug
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—Jan-Jutg
I
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93
764
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Kanawha & Michi 1st mtge 4s
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1959—Jime-Dec
4s
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Lakefront
York
96
102%
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tAKreuger & Toll 5s
96
------
—
102%
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—-—Feb-Aug
f
-
92%
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1956
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93
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First
7
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1980--—
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20
96
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i
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95
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95
.
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94
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—
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99%
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100%
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103
*95
April-Oct
1956
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1954
C
Jan. 1
No,
>103%
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88
100%
99
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1977
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&
B
series
5s
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95%
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series
5s
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94 ya
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99
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JNew
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96%
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Friday's
or
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Low
High
98
Jan-July
Chemical
&
debs
Period
Low
Week's Km go
Last
Interest
97%
*101
1956
C
BONDS
New York Steck Exchange
25
—Jan-July
1956
B
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98%
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JULY
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!
Number 5237
Volume 178
(171)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New Fork Stock Exchange
Friday's
or
Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
2%s
debentures
1964-—Feb-Aug
10
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69
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1966
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(N J)
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95
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73
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deposit
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—
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99
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80
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!
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98
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14
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—
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97
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s
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1972
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1975—Aprii-Oct
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April-Oct
Francisco
mortgage 4s series A
First
96%
—
*97%
Ja?i-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A Jan
2022—May
/
64
93
♦98%-
April-Ocf
1996
Cs
99%
:
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
-96%
96%
*87
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971——__Mar-Sep*
St
201%
4
*86
1973—Aprii-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966-—April-Oct
>'
3%5 debentures 1977_!
'
_Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 23As 1970—
Jan-July
lsti mtge & coll trust 3%s 19YI-:
-Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972—i
Feb-Aug
4%s s f debs 1972—
——-April-Oc#
U"S Rubber 2% s debentures 1976
—.—-Map-Not
2%s debentures 1967—
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959—Mar-Sept
102%
20%
94%
Map-Not
(subord)
debentures
Tank
Union
132%
13
"
Pacific RR—
2%s
101%
96
98%
*97
_Jan-July
& Electric Corp—
St Lawrence &
3V'oS conv debs
89
•-
3s debs
S
*
Union
99
190
General mortgage 4%s series D 1977_„-Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969—Mar-Sept
*
•:
94
127%
127%
*—
tReeding Co first & ref-3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds
26
*99
June-Dec
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964—j
*
-
98
84;97%
2037—Juke-Dec
mortgage 8s
mtge
10
19
94%
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/es 1979_Juue-Dec
r*
1st
53%
52%
18 %
19
'
:
1968
coll tr 27/es 1980-1.
3'As 1982
Union: Oil of California
.-.98
983A
98%
First" and
-
96%
'
May-Noo
refunding
V"
99%
52%
Jan-July
1960
V\,;:
96
48%
95'/a
*—
June-Dec
1974
3%s
Jan
5s
1st mtge &
"
./
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968..Jan-July
First and refunding-mortgage 5s 203T
Jan-July
■
debentures
3s
96%
126
96% 103%
5
98%
98%
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
101
118
118
-
98%
87%
114
1
Pacific—
Orleans
New
^Adjustment
■
June- Dec
*96
118
gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
and refund M
97'A
91
90
—April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960
June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 27/es debs 1961
Mar-Sept
.•
104
99%
102%
9 7'/a
95
*87 '/a
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
II
98
93%
_
20
99%
*92%
Term
*103
♦100
99%
1990—April-Oct
tThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
99%
104
*104'/a 111
.June-Dec
<
•
115%
92%
*__
1970—Apn'I-Oct
M
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3s debentures 1963—
102
112%
'104
99%
3'As series B
Texas
100
97 Vi
1964_
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
97%
refund M 3%s series C
General
100
97'/a
-Jan-July
?
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
:
.Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As 1977—
Feb-Aug
;
First mortgage 3s 1983__i_„
-Jan-July
I'
First mortgage 2%s 1984__
_Ma2/-Nov
j Providence Terminal 4s 1956-Mar-Sept
;
91
—
refund
Texas
102
97 Vi
1977
debentures
94%
*92
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
Impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
3s debentures 1965
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry
•
81
*88
First and
101
96%
April-Oct
First general 5s series B 1962______
'First general 5s series C 1974_:
95%
First and
101%
100 %
100
_Jan-July
.April-Oct
-First mortgage 4 Vis series A 1958
F.rst mortgage 4 Vis series B 1959_
First mortgage 4Vis series C I960:
96%
91
91
Texas & New Orleans RR—
107%
105
and
Texas Corp
*
i
and
Refund
109 %
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3 Vis
89
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
109%
108
1
108
108
*
~
.
-April-Oct
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
85
28
104
*108
4Vis ser J 196(i_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Loiis RR—
June-Dec
mortgage 5s*series A 1970
mortgage 5s series B 1975:—.-April-Oct
16
92%
101%
*102%
mmmm
Consolidated guaranteed
3%s series E 1975
1st mtge 3%s 1904
101
*101
——
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960- —Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 19631—Feb-Aug
General
*100
^
—May- Nov
General mortgage
Pittsb Coke & Chem
91%
89%
*__
Jan-July
May-No®
1972
1973
Btgh
Low
No.
-■
-
._June-Dec
General
2%s debentures
debentures
Jan. 1
Said
91%
"
Co
Range Sines
Bends
High
88%
89%
923A
*
Range
Friday's
or
Bid A Asked
Sale Price
High
94
536
95'A
Last
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
No.
97%
95'A
«...
Week's
Friday
104% 105'A
104%
.^June-Dec
1 debs 1972-
s
JULY
ENDED
Range Sines
Sold
High
97
MM.
1983
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3ysS
WEEK
Jan. 1
Bonds
Bid A Asked
Lou>
Phillips
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
112%
^
receivership, or reorganised under-Section 77 es
such companies.
being transacted during current week.
selling flat.
"~Aia
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
WEEKLY
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American
July 6, 1953 and ending Friday, July 10, 1953. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In
the
following extensive list
we
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
ACF-Brill
Motors
Range
of Prices
Shares
%
%
4'A
200
Manufacturing
3%
2»A
2%
1,000
Air
Manufacturing common
Associates
Inc
(N J)
1
Airfleets Inc
1
page 31.
9%
5
3
footnotes tee
.
Jun
Petroleums
Jan
6'/2
Jan
Alabama
Feb
4
Jan
Mar
3%
7
11%
9%
200
Feb
9'A May
!;9% Jun'Ii!',V:'13% Mar
7'A
200
6'A
Jan
11%
12%
2,100
11'/a
Jun
13%
13%
100
12%
Apr
7
i;:":
8% Feb
14'A Jan
'"*■ 15% Feb
'
1
Ltd—
Alabama Great
29
2'A Jun
■8% May
Air-Way Electric Appliance
For
Jun
Alabama
Alaska
Gas
Corp..—
Southern.
Power 4.20% preferred
Airlines
All American
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Alnsworth
AJatf
1%
% July
4 Vb
25
_1
Supply
High
Alleghany
Allegheny
Inc
Engineerlner Co
Corp warrants
Airlines Inc
Allied Internat'l Investfhg cap
Products
2
50
100
1
10s
fer Week
Shares
1
fV
13%
110
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
13%
110
Hiyh
Low
5,700
1A
108
?
High
4,000
250
1 A
July
13'A
Jun
103
Jan
89%
Jun
4%
1% May
14%
110
Jun
July
99'A Mar
1
4%
5
Jun
6y4 Mar
1%
1%
1%
400
1%
Jan
2%
2%
1
stock—1
(Mlcb) common
8
Alles & Fisher common
Allied
_50C
Sales
Rang*
Low
Par
I
Week's
at Prices
Last
Sato Pries
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
4,600
4'A
-1
Aero
Friday
Low
10
Adams Hat Stores Inc
10
STOCKS
High
%
—1
ENDED JULY
for Week
4'A
warrants
Acme Aluminum Alloys
Acme Wire Co common
WEEK
8alea
Week's
Low
Par
FOR
Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
2%
2U
12.900
2%
Jun
3% Mar
2'A
2'/a
600
2 Vs
Jun
3'/2
300
6%
Jan
I'/a
~3'/a
600
2%
Feb
29%
30
250
25 y4
Jan
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
3%
Apr
32% May
27
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
28
Monday. July 13, 1953
(172)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE. FOR
WEEK
JULY
ENDED
10
■
<_
fA
I
Exchange
American 6tock
Altes
Low
1
Industries
200
214
Air Filter 5%
88%
400
82%
Jun
American
4
300
22
Jun
2414
12%
Feb
16%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
24
Apr
1
1%
Jan
50
45
9%
200
Laundry
Manufacturing Co
Rubber
Jun
12% 'Jan
23%
24
350
23%
Jun
25
22%
22%
22%
400
21%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
9,900
4%
Feb
6% Mar
24%
24%
24%
800
23%. Jun
27%
pfd—29
31
32
150
31
Jan
33% Mar
conv—•
30
30%
150
28%
Jun
34%
Jan
Maracaibo Co
American
Meter Co_—
American
Natural
American
Potash & Chem cl A
American
Republics
6%
Co
56%
59%
3,100
56% July
63
Apr
13%
14%
1,350
13 '/a Mar
17%
Jan
414
4.%
600
Ltd
10%
10%
1214
12%
13
r%
1
A
5ft
5%
52,000
5
•
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
9%
Feb
16%
614
2%
1,075
5%
11
O
2,000
814
15
Apr
1
Jan
May
20%
/
A July
800
1614
16%
Jan
9 %
-9Q(K
4%
July
914
10,400
9%
914
2
Anchor Post Products
4
67,900
—
8
class A
Jan
14'A
r\l
Amurex Oil Development
Jan
56%
1°
2
4—8
Writing Paper common
8
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
Apr
July
5% July
v
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
16% July
574 July
9% May
4
—£1
4%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares
-2.40
——
-
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Angostura-Wupperman
11
11
101
13
101%
99
300
1
9%
9'4
9%
16%
1614
6,000
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
•
8%
8'4
8%
3,500
Arkansas
•
•
Power
Corp_
Light $7 pfd
&
Armstrong Rubber Co class A—
convertible preferred
4%%
American
Associated
Associated
Class
Tel
A
&
50
19%
2,000
9%
9%
%
24% Mar
Jun
12%
1,610
Feb
117%
Feb
Jun
2414
Jan
45%
Jun
53%
Jan
14
Jan
22% Mar
100
119%
Xl9%
100
%
—
118%
-•
dlv)
arrear
110
Atlantic Coast Line Co
2
2
1
100
80
10% Mar
9% July
ft
1%
Jan
102
104
100
Jun
100
1%
Jun
9314
6%
6%
900
6%
12%
13%
4,100
11%
Jun
2%
21/4
2%
800
xl %
pfd
non-cum
w
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
15
5% May
Jun
2%
2%
9%
9%
4
Jun
Mar
11
Mar
Jun
21
Jan
300
•
S
9
17
—-1
1
100
Voting Machine
Collieries Corp common
116%
Jun
13%
1
Automatic
2%
Jun
614
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Co
214 July
B
(J
W)
Co common—
*
Castle
& Co—1
(AM)
Catalin
13
13%
300
1114
12—
11%
12%
600
lo
3%
3%
4,400
50c
Corp
Corporation
Cenco
Central
21&
~2%
314
Illinois
Central
Conv
Secur
Central
Power &
Co
(The)
Clark
Controller
Claude
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
Jan
__
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Co—
Equipment
1
137,300
2
Refractories
Baumann
Bearings
(L)
& Co
Beck
(A
Inc
_50c
Beckman
"l%
.
"l%
1,500
5%
300
Jun
2% Mar
114 Mar
514
Jun
6%
Feb
Jan
16%
Apr
17
Jan
13%
1,200
2%
1,100
600
38%
Apr
40%
11%
100
10%
Jan
13
40
40
50
36%
Jan
46
Feb
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
13~"
■
--
13%
13%
12%
Jun
16
Jan
400
13
July
6% Mar
2% July
Jan
Mar
4% May
5%
Jan
9% July
10%
Feb
914 Apr
10% Mar
•
"9%
3
& Co common
23%
40%
13
I
common.
Blumenthal (S>
8% Jan
11% Mar
11%
_4
A
Apr
2%
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
class
Jun
10
39%
13%
40
28
1
Benson <te Hedges common
~6%
•
914
100
j_
•
common
5%%
prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
8
Bourjois Inc
Brad
Works
Traction
Inc
25%
87
~
„
87
1,100
19%
10
84%
Jan
"3%
—
"3%
Breeze Corp common
ord—•
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
•
British American
dep
bearer
4%
Jan
Jan
5%
1,100
4% July
19
1,600
10s
ord
rets
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American
dep rects ord regular
Brown Company common.
$5 convertible preference
~4%
3%
$3 2nd preference
Forman
"5
550
3%
300
class
convertible
Mines
American
2.50
preferred
8% May
12% Mar
100
7%
8%
Jun
Jun
48%
25
47
Apr
14
5,200
12
Jan
6%
6%
700
5%
300
12%
14%
900
14
20
19%
20%
2,400
17
6% May
~8%
9%
9%
300
14%
14%
14%
1,600
%
ft
3%
4%
1
4
_
Electric
Calamba
Sugar
Estate
8
%
100
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Camden
Consol
Fire
Oil
&
Gas
Insurance
6%%
common
Community Public Service.
Vtc
1956
to
ext
Gas
Liquidating
3%
Varnish
&
Industries
$1
Petroleum
American
Creole
Croft
Co
•
(The)
For
footnotes
|
Crown
Cent
Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Crown
Co
Drug
Daitch
see
page
31.
I__I*
2014
5%
Jan
51/2
Feb
700
1714
Jun
4,700
10%
Jun
14%
18
Jun
21 v8
Jan
3% July
4%
Jan
.
300
Jan
Jan
15% May
,12% Jun
%
1,000
11 Va
Feb
800
17 J/2
Jun
21% Mar
Jun
11
2% Mar
Jun
9
Jan
914
9%
600
9%
May
13
13%
2,100
114/a
Apr
lo%
11%
12
1,400
1114
Jun
1<*% Feb
Feb
1 % Mar
27%
5,900
24%
Jun
35%
11%
400
10%
Jun
1414 Mar
7%
•
—
8%
28%
11%
2714
—
Jan
8%
3,700
7%
Apr
8% July
1
1
1
100
900
5%
1 %
Jun
600
24%
Jun
10%
25
Fen
7
Feb
iij Mar
6%
25%
600
514
6/3
25
Jan
.31 % Mar
40
Jan
10%
33% July
9%
814
Jun
Jan
a an
9%
—
.
100
b'/2
%
Jan
_9%
500
81/2
Jan
10Vb
Jan
7%
—
9%
"9%
—
Jan
7%
200
7%
Jun
9%
Feb
1U
1/4 July
y
^
16%
17
200
1614
Jun
17
Feb
20%
19%
20%
11,300
16%
Apr
21%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
70%
70%
71%
3,800
67%
Jun
76%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,200
%
Apr
1%
6%
300
614
Jan
7%
ft
■
6%
Feb
10%
11 %
2,800
50
914
Jan
11%
13%
13%
Apr
14%
Feb
25c
1%
1%
400
1%
Jun
2 %
Jan
100
19%
Jun
27
Jan
Jun
180
leb
10%
22
22
23
178
*
178
,
1%
8%
17
17
I
10
8%
12,700
814
Jun
12%
Feb
300
14%
Feb
18
Feb
5%
10
_*
common
Crystal Dairies
(Mo)
Day
Brothers
Inc
Mines
Feb
13V2
Jan
6%
Jan
17
163
100
614
Jan
16 % Mar
14%
14%
6%
6%
400
Jun
27 %
Feb
6%
1,400
x5%
Jan
6%
Feb
300
1%
Jun
2%
Feb
Gray
Steel
Iron
Foundry
Dome
5
300
10,600
3 %
Apr
J .un
5%
Jan
10% July
15%
Jan
10%
Jan
814
Jun
5% May
Jun
i
4% Mar
6%
Jan
25%
Feb
10
5%
11,300
Jun
4,200
Co
4
3,100
Textile Co Ltd
Oil
6%
900
Co
1,000
3%
100
76
76 '4
125
Harris
107
10714
30
3%
106
Jun
Jar
Jun
Jun
(Allen
6%
16
'h
1ft
5,300
xVxii
3
Jun
Jan
Jan
1
2%
18%
19%
Feb
ft
5%
1114 Mir
Apr
25%
5%
4,400
5%
800
6
6
Jan
18 Va
400
Jan
Jun
5% May
Jan
814 Mar
6%
Jan
74
74
175
74
July
82
Feb
12%
12%
400
12 Va
Jun
16%
Jan
8%
8%
200
May
9%
Apr
8%
Jun
6%
7%
10,600
4%
Jun
~7%
8
101
Jan
714 July
lo'/a
16
16%
100
,15'/a
Jan
36%
17
37%
200
29%
Jan
38% Mar
17
17
400
16%
Jun
20
rcu
Mar
9%
Apr
34'%
34%
100
32 %
Jun
40%
Jan
*
33%
33%
33%
200
32 %
Apr
3514
Jan
10c
12%
12'A
12%
3,900
12
Jun
17%
Jan
8%
1
—
—
814
8%
7% Mar
1,500
Laboratories—
B)
common
Dunlop
Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The ) Co
Durham
Duro
Duval Sulphur &
Eastern
4
Va %
Gas &
Fuel
Assn
preferred
preferred
11%
100
5%
5%
100
11
30
3%
300
11
10%
11%
66%
25%
13,600
65%
400
9%
_1
*
B
4%
Jan
Jun
14%
Feb
9%
6% Mar
Jan
33'A Mar
9
914
Jun
13%
Jan
64'A
25
_
Jun
5% May
700
30
5% May
Jun
74
Feb
25
66 %
100
A
series
30
common. —10
_
Corp
series
3%
•
preferred
prior
Jun
30% Mar
1,900
7%
Jan
100
128%
Jan
1G5
116
153
153
153
Jan
150
Mar
shares
of
26
Jan
32
Feb
30% Mar
10% Mar
:
'
•
beneficial
int —1
#-
30
r._
2714
27%
100
'
__
_
_
Washing Machine class B_
Electric Bond
{
Feb
27%
{
Mar
•
Sugar Associates—
$2 preferred
Easv
1
Potash Co
3 %
11%
1
Corp common
3 %
•
Hosiery class B common
Test
5% May
£1
&
Share
Feb
Jan
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Apr
Empire
Jan
Emsco
Millwork Corp
Manufacturing
•
__
Co
_
$
.5
1
23%
800
13%
Apr
16%
24
12,000
22%
Jun
28'A Mar
10%
100
Jan
22%
100%
20
7%
1
—5
15
23 Va
X-
-100
—
•'
.
14%
__
common
4%
114%
3
9
i
2ft
9'A
19
10
8%
83
lr
12V4
2 Va
10
States
6%
11
_
0
*
common
Co
Eastern
74
2914 Mar
*
6% Mar
Feb
3 % May
July
1
Malleable Iron
15%
Jan
23 Va
*
Eastern
26% Mar
2%
700
*
Ltd
common
1218 Mar
Jun
400
*
stock
Brewery Ltd
73%
13% July
Jan
2%
1
Company
29% Mar
25 %
13%
214
*
ord
Chemical
&
Jun
Jan
Apr
13% May
Jun
24%
2.50
Ltd
Coal
Jun
~5%
145
Jan
1%
2%
1
.
Jan
Jun
Jan
137
200
—4s
leg
Corp common
8%
3%
1%
1
73%
Jan
20
139
"l%
23%
1
common
27%
5ft
17% Mar
12%
1
I
Exploration Ltd
A
7 % Mar
Jun
138
~1%
25c
ord
rets
Domestic Finance
Dow
Apr
10
(The) Corp
Douglas
Apr
14%
Ltd—
dep
Dobeckmun
Feb
28'/a
400
.1
Oils Ltd..
Co
American
Diversey
33
170
16
1
Mfg Co.
Devoe & Raynolds class B
Distillers
16
30 Va
6%
——.100
Products
Devon-Leduc
ft
7% Mar
15 %
16
5
Manufacturing
Hardware
1
xl9
30'%
35
,
Detroit
1
-
__50c
Mfg class A common..
8% debenture
x6
10c
2.
&
■
.1
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dominion
Jan
2.50
Dejay Stores common
Detroit Gasket
6%
1
-
Inc.—
Tar
10%
Inc
Mills.
Davenport Hosiery
Davidson
Common
614
14% May
l'/a
Atlantic Sugar common..______5
Eastern
3%
Jun
3o% sJan
.
13%
preferred
Cuban
$7
614
9%
1
,
Duke Power Co
—
7614
Feb
partic——•
common
Driver
5
1
Jun
Apr
3%
-
1914
18%
13%
(Md)_—5
"A"
Crystal Oil Refining common
Dominion
•
•
Jan
Apr
18 %
——1
Company—
Jan
__
2.50
common
Carolina Power & Light $5
pfd
18
—
5
Feb
ioo
Carman & Co
5%
5
300
106,500
*
Crowley Milner & Co
$6
6% May
26
5%
4%
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
20% May
8% Jan
8% July
9
20%
1314
1.1U0
17% May
8%
1
Petroleum
Jan
2,600
13%
29%
514
314
-•
—^—1
common
%
5,600
19 50
x27%
Jun
Ltd—
Jun
9%
3%
10% Mar
19%
5c
preferred class A
Courtaulds
Jan
5%
3%
Jan
100
.—•
-——
ft
10%
l
8%
V
14
12%
*
*—*
—
Cosden
$6
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation
Co
Inc..—,
& Reynolds common
Bridge Co
Ltd—
7% preferred
Canadian Marconi
15
5%
1
Corroou
Steel &
•
Canadian
Jun
"9%
1
voting
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
3%
5%
20
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Jun
~9Ve
1.25
Corp—
Corp
Class A
1,700
9%
Canadian
Jan
4%
4
10
Var
3,300
10%
5%
4%
9,800
•
Dragon Cement Co Inc
5%
514
5,500
5%
29%
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—•
Draper Corp
9%
2
6%
914
;—.—1
Royalty Oil
Jan
10%
9%
14%
5%
4%
12 %
50c
Utilities
Dominion
3%
9%
14%
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Corby
Coro
Jun
6%
1
Engineering Corp
Paint
9%
4%.
—10
Consolidated
10% Mar
•
1
100
Apr
.Jan
42
Jan
9
May
8%
Feb
Machinery—
G'ompo Shoe
19%
.1
Canada Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
4014
1
Apr
8
Jun
*
Cement Co Ltd
24
7% May
1
Jun
5
preference
23% May
Feb
1%
Hotel Inc
Jun
•
Co
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada
3%
Apr
21%
300
Manufacturing Co
10
Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
13%
1
California Electric Power
Calvan
;50o
19%
1,600
Columbia
Class
common
1,700
7%
13
DuMont
Products
21%
23'%
7%
12%
19%
c
Cable
21%
23
12%
Commodore
Feb
23%
--
600
Colts
Jan
114
21%
800
Drilling & Exploration Co
3s 6d
121/20
Jun
3%
Dominion
Ltd—
Corp
Feu
%
13%
14% May
Feb
Jan
x7%
Mar
Xl4
Apr
II
Jan
50% Mar
July
7
Mar
100
Jan
13
14%
—
3% July
Jan
7,200
13
•
9
2.50
July
37
9'A
50c
10
dep rets ord shares
Biscuit
1
5
Apr
13
14
10
•
common.
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
P"ri-v
Apr
15% Mar
Jan
1%
•
preferred
GOc
.
B
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Burma
Jan
2%
87
1
IE L) Co common
7%
Mar
14%
4% July
48%
48%
22%
2,300
19%
Detroit
814
9
•
Distillers
Bruck Mills Ltd
Feb
8%
•
•
..
cumulative junior preferred
Rubber Co common
Bruce
22%
33%
—
1
4%
24
Jun
13% Mar
•
Brown
25 % Mar
Jan
L
10a
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
Brown
7% Mar
17%
13%
£1
10s
2a % May
25
!g
3%
Detroit
new
25
Jan
3%
11%
£1
dep rets ord regular
rets ord new
dep
74
13'A
Dennison
American
Amer
Jun
Jan
Tobacco—
American
<■
4%
22% July
18%
68
.—5
20%
19
125
18%
Manufacturing Co
Jun
•
Oil Co
69%
3%
Curtis
5,800
•
Brillo Manufacturing (?o common
British American
5%
5%
68 %
13%
Mar
10%
10
10
Jan
9% Mar
11% Mar
.2.50
214 July
9% Jun
20c
Light & Pwr
Jan
7%
18%
Lighting Inc common
90
Jun
7%
Jun
1
Curtis
1
3%
100
Jun
10
25% July
Feb
3%
1
.
Foote Gear
Brazilian
24%
25%
July
6%
—-—1
Cuban Tobacco
Bohack (H C) Co
7 %
100
%
Foundry & Machine Co—1
14%
5 %-
—
1
common
Blckford's Inc common
Blauner's
600
1
common
Telephone of Canada
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Gorham
4,400
10%
1
Bell
Black Starr &
~7%
21% May
1
common
Shoe Corp
Instruments Inc
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Bellanca Aircraft
—
1
common
Beau-Brummell Ties
6%
10%
7%
1
Inc
1,200
6%
Airlines
(The) Fund Inc.*
Colonial
Continental
Jan
_7%
Colonial Sand &. Stone Co
Commercial
ft July
FCD
Jun
18%
Car-Na
8
37
25
Colon Development ordinary
Continental
3
Feb
Jan
•
Continental
•
Basic
"3 ft '
Mar
68%
:—zu
Jan
Mar
4
Jan
9
9
Aluminum. Products Co—
•
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc———10c
Farm
1U
500
Club
Cockshutt
Jun
Jan
'
Lambert Manufacturing—.4
&
8%
714
~9%
5
Co——
Hosiery
Feb
200
1,200
"914
1
1
Inc
Neon
Claussner
Clayton
Co
10% Mar
89
6%
*
1
u—
Jun
May
8%
50
Manufacturing Co—
C'larostat
Jan
8%
9%
5
L Co
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79
Jun
514
5
—1
City Specialty Stores Inc
4%% convertible preferred
>Clark
67
"8%
...
—1
Stamping
Auto
40
"7%
1
2.50
Wire & Cable Corp.
Circle
City
Feb
71
36
:—10
Mining
4% Mar
29% Mar
2414
8%
Corp common
——10
Cherry-Burrell common——
5
Clxesebrough Manufacturing com...__10
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
—-4
Consolidated
Jun
Jan
Jan
22% July
1
2
Aircraft Co common.—.—
6%
1%
:—10
Chamberlin Co of America
Jan
5 % May
25
80
pfd—.100
common
6%
Jun
3%
Jan
17^8 Mar
3% July
600
4
Jun
Jun
3x6
Mar
1
22%
O
Charis
Chief
2,500
16,600
—x
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cessna
3%
22%
5
—
Light 4%
Century Electric
4%
1
Ohio Steel Products..
1,900
4
4'A
71
100
Central
5%
26%
•
preferred
7% May
Apr
1514
—
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50%
Apr
Feb
4
3%
;.—•
preference $1.40 series
%
5%
100
5%
--
1
Corp
preference $1.50 series
Conv
Cook
Ltd
Jan
200
4%
1
Air Lines Inc...
1814
Jun
6 % Mar
American shares—
Oil
2%
4
3%
—3
Ltd
Explorers
Continental
Banco de los Andes—
Banlf
High
1% May
6%
"5
"5
]
13% Mar
11% July
3%
.
Jan
6
4ft May
13
_1
common
Securities
2,000
1
Baker-Raulang Company
Baldwin
4ft
ft
600
—
4
10
Corp of America
Consolidated
4
4ft
___
_,
Baldwin Rubber
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1%
~6%
1
Carter
Consolidated
A
1%
£1
2s 6d
Casco Products common—...
Consolidated
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Class
Shares
High
—
Consolidated
Ayshire
1%
1
dep rqts A ord—,
American dep rets B ord—
Colonial
119% July
Jun
1
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Non-voting
45%
18%
■
•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlas
7%
10% May
Tel—
$43
(ex
20
45%
19%
£1
dep rets reg
Laundries of America
500
19%
19%
2.80
Jan
Jan
Jun
15
114% Mar
80
Aro Equipment Corp
Associated Electric Industries—
109
Apr
7%
Apr
22% Mar
July
98
1,400
1614
Fuel Oil
Arkansas
Jan
11
2,100
9
Inc
Argus Cameras
Biscuit
American
25% Mar
9%
9%
20
28
com
American
Mines
Jan
47
24
Co
Machine
9
Jan
1% May
Jan
44
May
%
•
Hard
Anacon Lead
4% Mar
%
45
Carr-Consolidated
Feb
1,700
2,700
1
Low
Par
Jan
1
American
American
Gas
14%
3%
20%
100
29
American
for Week
Carreras Lid—
95
11
Book Co
American
3% Mar
A—1
pfd
Beverage common
American
23%
1414
4
25s
conv
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jan
23
1414
•
common
Inc new
SAmerican Bantam Car Co class
American
Low
2%
85%
8814
•
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
American
High
2%
—
100
preferred
Ambrook Industries
Wrek'i
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
America
of
$3.75 cumulative
Aluminum
Shslres
_
Brewing Co
Co
of Prices
Bale Pries
Friday
Sales
for Week
.
Last
STOCK8
Aluminum
Week's
Range
Friday
7%
1G0
7%
Jun
21%
22%
1,200
17%
Apr
100
Jun
Jan
1214 May
104'A
9%
23
Feb
Jan
July
;
Number 5237
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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■
I
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Sale Price
Shares
1
—
Warrants
ft
-
Jan
2%
32%
Jan
5%
300
574
Jan
57/8
Feb
•%
i«
9,200
%
Jun
lie
Itf
7t
Feb
Kawneer
50
22'/^
20
35
Jan
ie
Kennedy's
3272 Mar
Firth
(M ri)
Fishman
Ford
Motor
28% Mar
Jan
3ft May
7ft Jan
5
ft
5ft
2,500
5 Vb
Jun
72
64%
30
6272
Jun
4%
5 Vb
7,300
A
non-voting
'
B
voting
7
6,200
?
7
774
V
f'''(j
61%;: 62%
(Walter)
dep
Pitt
(Peter)
Fuller
11
Mar
10%
July
2,000
Jan
59
Jun
6972 Mar
Jun
73% Mar
—£1
3%
3%
3%
2,400
3%
Jun
%
%
12
2,700
%
Feb
:
1
—____——1.25
5 %"
6
6%
672"
6%
14,300
ord reg
Brewing Co
Fort
Brewing
'
1,300
300
11
11
~—5
(Geo A) Co
Knott
3%
Kobacker
Co common
Alloys
General
Builders Supply Corp
Apr
10%
Jun
Outdoor
_5
Co. Inc
Union
*
$4.50 prior preferred
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Gorham
Graham-Paige Motors 57c
Grand
conv
Varnish
Rapids
Gray Manufacturing Co
1%
1,300
10
100
11
3%
~3%'
3%
1,200
9 7t
9 74
9%
2,000
Greer
20
7%
Griesedieck
Brewery—
Western
Grocery Stores Products
Feb
108
Jun
i
Mar
2%
Mfg
1272
Shore
Bakeries
Inc
Co
5%
Lakey Foundry & Machine
& Co class
374
9
4% Mar
Jun
127»
12
Apr
157a
17
Feb
22
Jun
11%
79
&
Hardart
Hardart
common
Locke
Co
Land
Louisiana
Jan
Feb
1 Mar
Mangel
Stores
Manischewitz
5
Communication
Internationa]
A
Products
Harris common
Inc common.
17a Mar
ft Jun
24 7a
22
Jun
527a
Jun
277a
Jan
277a July
Jan
Ironite Inc
_
5%
Jan
17
200
16 74
Jun
21% Mar
1647a July
1357/8 Apr
8
Mar
Mead
1
1
Jerry
O'Mahoney
Mfg
&
Jupiter
Merritt
Inc
Kansas
Gas
For
&
10c
8ft Jun
17
Jan
19*/a Mar
Micromatic Hone Corp
10%
Jan
1172 May
Middle States Petroleum
17%
—
1874
1,900
11 %
—
iiv2
700
2% Mar
57% Mar
x21
—
"
Feb
—
Steel Tube
Michigan
Michigan Sugar Co common
preferred
6%
100
7b
27a
2
4'/a
4%
100
52 7B
52 7b
1%
10%
24
24
1
1%
10%
4
250
537a
Jun
57b Mar
147a
Jun
1672
50
Jan
53% Mar
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
300
4
Jun
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
12 72
Apr
2
Jun
2%
Jan
2%
300
24 %
400
9 78
600
3% July
8% Jun
25
25 %
350
17%
Jan
137a
Jun
14% May
20
20
18%
Apr
20 7s July
—
'
...
700
7b
23 7«
91%
68%
91%
25
90 Va
69
30
Jan
4%
Feb
12%
Jan
27
687a July
99
Apr
May
Feb
71% Mar
7%
r-
500
2%
2%
——
30
Jun
68 7a
'
—
4
Jan
9
20
—
372
600
11
2%
«...
Apr
800
%
4'/«
7B
2
Jan
9% May
2%
Jun
3%
Feb
300
6%
Feb
9
Jun
11%
11%
11%
1,200
117a
Jan
12
Jun
13%
13
13 7a
3,200
12%
Jun
1674
Jan
2%
Jan
8%
,
9
.
Feb
9
Jun
'
—
7%
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~
—
500
372 Mar
12 74
-
May
15
Jan
13%
Jun
16
Jan
44
11%
11%
Jan
46% Mar
11
■
-—'7
18%
1872
137
200
18%
63%
Mar
2674
jull
30
607a
Jun
74%
300
374
1,100
20%
3%
30 74.
12%
12%
$2
footnotes
see
page
31.
1774 Mar
Jan
5%
3 74
38%
100
3 74
38%
39
7
674
Jan
6%
Jun
600
6 7t
374 July
2072
800
6%
250
6% Jun
5
,
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
550
13
12%
20%
Jun
Jan
6 7b
Feb
5%
Jun
30 74
30%
6,200
28 74
Jun
37
Jan
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11
11
2,300
9%
Jan
11
July
,
'
100
6%
6%
—»
9172
91 %
83
50
85 7a
.
83
Jun
100
1,000
91 72
84 74
772
6% May
80
Apr
10072
2074
Jun
*
25
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
42
41%
42
14%
14
14%
,
—
3.200
23 7B
23%
10 72
10%
400
2%
237s
3'/b
2,100
47%
47%
48%
5,900-
12%
12 7a
12%
1,700
——' '
__
75
xll374 Mar
Jun
Jun
3272
22%
Jun
3072 Mar
10
Apr
12
5%
2% May
—
80
—
2,400
10%
Jan
Jan
672
7
200
672
3%
3%
500
3% July
~6%
—
Jan
15%
Jan
14
Apr
12
Jun
5%
Jun
42
July
Apr
"3 72
~3%
2
,
572
14% July
Apr
48%
Jun
July
1572
Feb
4174
12
v—
11
Jun
21%
700
18
Jan
22
15%
100
14
Jan
17%
—«'
%
4,700
2ft
6.200
3
100
3%
3%
—
~
3%
22.500
—
Jun
874
200
34%
Feb
Jun
40
Jan
Jan
4
Feb
14%
100
Jan
32%
600
21
1074
8 74
Jan
7%
23% May
Jun
10%
Jan
Feb
10% May
18
Jun
2472 Mar
22
Jan
2672 Mar
12%
Jun
r~l572 May
9%
1874
1872
24%
24 %
12%
13%
14%
15
3,700
27/B
3
2,100
10%
11
16%
15%
16%
6%
VA
800
2%
2%
100
2%
Feb
3% Mar
6%
6%
6%
100
6v2
Jun
8
12%
11 7b
12%
4,100
247a
14%
J
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,000
300
800
Jun
Xl3
1574
Jan
47i Mar
2%
Jan
300
9%
Jan
113/4
3,700
14%
Jun
21% Mar
678
Jan
VA July
VA
Jan
55
1
ft
VA
VA
127/B
12%
14
14V2
Apr
8
ft
2,300
13
VA
800
Jan
Jan
7
Apr
Jun
60
Mar
12% July
17a Mar
7%
Feb
12%
Apr
147i Mar
7*200
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
11
14 74'
200
Jun
13
Jan
24%
Jan
2674 Mar
-
5%
350
14
Jun
572
600
5
Feb
400
20%
Feb
26
25
25
B
14 7a
14
5%
2%
2%
2% May
1,800
1,000
12 74
1,600
23 74
24
30%
29%
35 74
12,500
372
3 74
3%
4%
1,800
5 7b
Jan
3074
5 7»
12
Jun
XI1% May
1772 Mar
5%
Jan
Mar
29
37» Mar
5% Mar
3372 Mar
157»
Jan
X100
88%
89
10374 Mar
Jan
2572 Mar
98
-
900
2%
40
16072 162
Jun
96
*
Jan'
Jun
87
50
2%
29% July
27/B
40
97 72
88 72
Jun
22
400
8874
Jun
2%
Jun
Jun
157
4%
37/b July
3% Mar
17%
17%
50
1774
Jun
15%
15 7b
15%
2,700
1474
Feb
378
8
7b
99
1,400
3 74
7%
Jan
Jan
169
9672
Jun
2% May
572 Mar
3%
Apr
Jan
23
177s Mar
Mar
114
4%
Jan
3372 Mar
Jan
500
8 7b
257a
772
Jun
9%
Jan
Jan
4272
Jun
39
39
3 7a
200
28
28
Jan
9672 Mar
5% Mar
900
98 %
95% Mar
10372
37% Mar
100
5
17%
37a
Mar
Jan
36
5
99
Jan
4
3474 May
36
160
57%
100
7
800
27
b /&
—10
1
"5 74
6%
Jun
8% Mar
15%
50c
6%
Apr
177< Mar
3%
Jan
572 July
4%
Jun
N
Corp
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
&
:
Co
Bellas Hess common
National Fuel Gas
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
National
Phoenix Industries
National
Industries inc
National Radiator Co
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
Presto
National
Steel
Products
Ltd
Starch
National
Car
National Transit
common
National
Meter
Nestle
Le
Mur
common
Co common—.
Dominion Oil Ltd
New
British
New
England Tel & Tel
Haven Clock & Watch Co
New
convertible preferred
Min & Chem Co.—
Idria
Zinc.
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Park
Mining Co
New
Process
New
York
New
1
—1
25c
-10c
2
4
1
10
Co
common
Auction
Co
common
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
York Shipbuilding Corp—
York &
Founders
shares
1
*
1
30c
Union Radio
~5%
5
2,200
'5
8%
Jan
2.50
1
40c
—100
1
20
50c
25
1
1
*
*
10
10
1
57b
6,600
2 74
2%
2,300
2 74
Jan
14 7a
14 72
11,000
13%
Jun
16% Mar
13%
-J
Jan
17
1ft
Jan
47/B
2%
14 7a
3,700
27B
2
2%
3
97,300
3
12 72
12%
500
9%
9%
100
1%
Jan
23/4
Jan
Jan
3ft Jan
July
3
Jun
1374 Mar
9% July
10% Mar
12
15%
147B
15%
2,400
12
Jun
15 72
14%
14%
14%
1,100
1374
Jan
21
ft
32
ft
29,900
Vb
Jun
19
19
100
17
Jan
19% May
25%
253/4
300
25
Apr
27%
■■
National
New
Jan
2.50
common...
Muter Company
3 74 Mar
5% Mar
---5
Ohio Mfg Co_
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Murray
574 Mar
105
May
28%
—
Muntz TV Inc—
17% Mar
Apr
20%
10
10
Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Jan
101
20%
States
Mountain
Jun
Jun
—
—
cumul preferred
Jun
3 %
■
—
cumulative
1%
3 74
Feb
13%
21
3%
—
preferred
100
series B..-100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pid
*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens
Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred—
-4
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills
2.50
4.40 %
4.80%
167/b
2ft
ft
„
Monongahela Power Co—
472%
Jun
Jan
18
13 7b May
—
21%
___—*
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Midwest Piping Co—
-5
Mid-West Refineries
1
Miller Wohl Co common
50c
472% convertible preferred-.—
50
Mining Corp of Canada
————*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pid
100
Missouri Public Service common
•
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monogram Pictures common
1
New
4
Feb
Jan
15 72
«...
shares
May
84
May
13%
7V2
6%
39
13% July
Products—
Steel
Neptune
2%
Apr
Jun
38%
400
preferred—*
Rights
750
103
27
10772^108 72
108
672
3%
4372 May
37% Mar
1
1
common
conv
hoi:-cum dividend
Co common
Jan
30%
]
pfd
Jun
Midvale
4 7b Mar
Jun
4% May
Feb
Jan
3,900
27
6174
3 %
23%
Feb
107
May
100
27
2874
July
1874 July
101
62
152
$1
Midland Oil Corp
New York
472%
13%
1
2.50
*
10
Corp
Bumper
Michigan
Apr
13,100
•
Electric
200
1
Inc_
574
8
7
VA
15c
Corp
14
—15
preferred
Brothers
Jan
New
Motors
13%
1
25c
Corp common
Participating
Michaels
Jun
K
Kaiser
16% May
& Scott Corp—
Chapman
Jun
1
Kokenge Co
Jan
Jun
Warrants
Mesabi Iron Co
New Jersey
Oils Ltd—
Feb
872
Apr
1
Co
1%
-
Julian
9%
772
10
1
Co
&
14%
1
common
Jun
11
Johnson
Menasco
Co common
&
50%
J
Jeannette Glass Co
7
14%
5
_*
Aircraft Corp
(AG)
McKee
400
.*
_
_
Air Chute
Irving
_1Q0
v t c
Jan
1,100
:7
Feb
100
Co—
Manufacturing
9
774
Jun
Feb
100
*
1
—
McWilliams Dredging common—
3,800
1
Service
Jan
6% July
400
10
;
5,500
.5
preferred
Fireman
4%
5,000
£1
Ltd
1%
*
capital stock.*
Royalty
Co
Shovel
Power
McDonnell
1,000
6%
•
50
Industries
2,600
6%
8
•
5472 May
86 7a Mar
35
17% Mar
13%
6%
16
*
Co
Mays (J W)
1
series
Petroleum
Public
12
12%
8
1
common
(The B)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
627a May
100
24%
-
Public
Massey
Feb
Hydro-Electric—
$3.50
Metal
3.90%
87a May
7
M
16%
•
_
of North America
International
Iowa
2ft Mar
Mar
700
1
Lynch Corp
5372
(Canada)
International
Iron
lft Apr
1%
8
1
Co
Jun
•
common.
Watch
Exploration
&
1%
—5
International Cigar Machinery
Investors
2,400
1%
7%
2
Longines-Wittnauer
1674
2 7b
£1
capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.*
5
Imperial Tob ol Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd._100
Preferred
3 74 July
5
52%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered
International
1,400
15%
*
Milling
Insurance Co
Feb
x3%
•
Jun
-
Imperial Gil
Jan
47a
X3%
1
10
Chain
1%
5
Manufacturing Co
1
'
A
B
Steel
16%
—5
Inc common
class
Groceterias
52%
Refining capital stock—*
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Zinc
11%
77s
1
Jun
100
preferred
Illinois
Feb
Jun
5
35
•
Lock
Jan
25c
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Loblaw
Metal Textile
—*
*
Baking Co
&
University
common
(R G)
76
6,200
15
Horn
&
Realty
13% Mar
Jun
*
Horn
Hurd
11%
1272
5
Machine
Extension
Tourneau
27%
Jan
5
1
——*
(Geo A) & Co
Oil
300
10
:
30
,
•
5%
Le
Jun
144 7a
2d7i
Inc
Hubbell (Harvey)
Salle
Lefcourt
Marion
131
—1
Halophane Co common—
Humble
La
Monotype
Jan
110
10
—2.50
Holly Stores Inc
Hormel
Lanston
Jun
VA
350
10c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Horder's
Jan
1274
5
Sessions Co
150
43%
3672
._____i
A—
1
8
164
100
100
preferred
(Ri
Jun
18
474
10
13474 135
2
Mfg Co common
convertible preferred
Higbie
17
1
Co
160
*
A—
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Steel Products—
Hoe
Jan
Jun
6%
Co
134 74
97a
Rubinstein common
preferred
4%
ft Jan
14y4
15
13'/4
1
Service
160
*
;
Co common
S'/z'/c
% Mar
100
100
1
Maine
250
74
16%
5
25c
common
8
Feb
Jun
12% May
■
Class
4,000
1674
—
108%
12 7a
2074 X2o
—
——*
Corp
Dept Stores
Heller
9% Mar
15%
—
1
Mackinlosli-Hemphill
22
6%
1
2
1
10c
—;—.
Co
Mining Co
Helena
20c
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Jun
■
Hearn
37% Mar
Jun
800
24%
' "
—
—
2u%
25
Lithographing
Hazeltine
8%
12 7b
~3%
3373c
Feb
700
—_*
Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Hecla
Jun
Apr
28
15%
—
117
41
5
:
Electric
Hathaway
%
%
•
Feb
3%
1074
5
Company
Apparel Inc
Midland
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Havana
100
Jun
16 74
106
Jun
—
Hastings
%
1,100
9
9
„
Jan
12%
1
1
Lamp Cc__
Hartford
30
28%
9
2%
36 74 July
Jan
H
Haelan Laboratories Inc
Hall
30
11274 July
22%
78
'
5
*
common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
9%
Jun
107a
Apr
3474 Mar
Jan
172
4,900
42
—9c
2
Leases
lUo
872
3672
1
—-25
Freehold
Jun
1278
78
.—50c
Gridoil
Jan
5%
Feb
28 7a
22
12 >/8
Paper
Chemical Co
Jun
Apr
272
250
13
19%
7%
Hydraulics Inc—_—_
Great Lakes Oil &
Great Northern
3
18 72 Mar
300
12%
19%
•
100
1st preferred
Jan
1174
pid—25
1
5
Non-voting common stock
7%
2,300
3
3472 Mar
'
25
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great
Jan
37a
3
103%
1
50
4
Goldfield-Consolidated Mines
Goodman
1274
Feb
9972
—*
—
400
11274 112 74
*
*
A
B—
,
"105
11
11
—*
1
5
1
Distilleries class B—
Jan
5% May
1% July
1%"
*
Godchaux Sugars class
2
300
105
%
1
—__10
Gladding.McBean & Co
227/b
Jan
600
8%
100
Gilchrist Co
Class
Feb
9%
100
Apr
L
Lake
105% May
Jun
1%
2972" 30
*
$5 preferred—
*
Gerity Mich Corp
______u_——1
Giant
Yellowkmie Gold Mines—,—-1
Gilbert (A C) common
*
Globe
32%
Jun
3674
-
7.50
Laclede-Christy
Class
10
pid
6%
Coal
9%
5%
Power $6 preierred—
Alden
Corp
Krueger Brewing Co
L'Aiglon
May
ll7/a Mar
Mar
1672
Plywood Corp common——50c
5%/ convertible preierred
20
General Public Service $6 preierred—*
Glen
Jan
8%
300
36 7t
1
Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
77? Jan
.
f
>
Apr
4
2
£1
General
Glenmore
21
1%
common
Auv
3,100
•
ord reg—
General Finance Corp 5% pid A_
Fireproofing
10%
25
Ltd—
dep rets
General
200
2
1
com
convertible preierred—
General
74
4
,
,
10%
10%
Co.
General Electric. Co
Georgia
26%
"974 ~974
•
(The)
8
5% May
6 7»
102 72 Mar
l78
1
Corp
Acceptance
General
American
100
21%' 21%
1
General
5%
12'/a May
10
Lamsoli Corp of Delaware
.100
preierred
Mlg
Ltd
Co
Stores
Jun
ie May
4, •
Gatineau Power Co common.
Gellman
M
Co common
Rubber Co
Hotels
Lamson &
5%
1% July
Jan
725
France—
of
American deposit
Fox
Jun
receipts bearer—
rets new
Motor
Jun
10%
Ltd—
Co
Motor
Amer
Lake G
(1 B)
17t
8%
10
—
1
10
,
(D Emil)
Kleinert
13 ya
50
1
Petroleum,
Klein
25% Mar
Jan
*
common
50c preferred
Kirkland
High
Apr
11%
5
& Co
cumulative preferred
Klrby
Low
21%
•
Kings County Lighting
Kropp
*
Ford
Jan
7% May
6872
•
Class
9%
___
__
62
Class
Ford
73%
4% July
■
1
Canada—
of
Jan
1ft
63
1
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
23%
17,300
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
1
Inc
Co
2,500
212
5
2.50
Inc
Sterling
26' '
5%
*
:—10
(Phila)
Association
Fire
Ltd
Petroleums
Federated
Low
1
Mines Ltd
&
Key Co common
Kingston Products
272
2ft
25c
.
Inc
Kenwell Oils
Kidde
May
24%
26
_1
Instrument
&
Camera
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Shares
5
Mar
4%
Falrchild
for Week
*
Co
Jan
5.3U0
10
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
750
22 Va-
72
22
10
High
l7/a
33 >2
:
Eurtna npe Line common
Week's
Last
gale Price
American Stock Exchange
5%
5%
—1
:_$1 or 25c
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
10
STOCKS,
Low
48,100
2'/4
33(4
33 Y%
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
2
2 7b
10c
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
WEEK
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
—
—
1
.
"—
3%
Jun
Jan
Mar
32
Jan
Jan
43/4 Mar
Jan
4%
23a
2%
10,400
274
Apr
3
22%
2%
23
23 74
700
27%
Jan
25 72
Apr
4%
4 72
600
43/b
Jun
4%
Jan
ft
8 74
2%
9,100
27B
112% 113%
1,440
110 7b
Jun
3%
2
113 72
37/b
1,700
27b
Jan
4% May
8
8%
700
5%
Jan
1074 May
1
jiua
2 74
Apr
2ft May
11572
1% July
1%
174
1%
16,400
51 %
49 74
51%
6,200
47%
Jun
603/j
167e
Jun
23
IVA
17 74
18 74
3,900
17a
17b
VA
2,400
26 74
26%
200
'/4
17b May
Feb
Jan
May
1% Mar
Jan
—
19 74
19 74
1972
400
627z Mar
3(9%
Jun
10 3/8 May
25
Apr
28 3/4 Mar
7
May
15%
Jan
9
Feb
20Apr
2§
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(174)
Monday, July 13, 1953
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
'
of Prices
Shares
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
Niies-Bement
Nlpissing
Amer
Inc
Laboratories
Central
Northeast
North
Corp
1
Jun
19
Jan
20% Mar
1% July
23/s Mar
Sentinel Radio Corp.
1,200
3% July
Sentry
Safety
Corp
Mar
4 Va
%
Jan
IH4 May
41
Jun
4%.%
3%
Mar
44 %
Apr
2%
2,7tf
4,100
liS
Jan
19-/8
200
19 %
Feb
us
"3%
4
800
90
88%
90
90
25%
24%
25%
—
•
-
200
19%
2
pld—100
Corp
1,600
41%
41
8
50
Serv
2
%
3%
«•
3%
Jun
43/4
1,900
Jan
92
87% July
20% Jau
Sherwin-Williams
preferred
27% Mar
Silex Co
Ogden Corp common..
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okaita
Co
class
4%s
Oils
500
B
2
2%
•
common
■
loo
preferred
Ltd
2%
100
0
2%
in
Okonite
Company
7.50
—
common
United
Olympic
Omar
Filters
Radio
Inc—
Overseas
2ft May
Jan
600
9%
Jan
16%
Jan
400
6
Jan
6%
Feb
Sonotone
X18%
Jan
6 %
63/8
1
19%
500
19%
40
40
1
5%
Jun
Jun
18
Jan
20 K
May
36
Jun
52%
Jan
16%
Jun
193/8
Feb
__
'
500
70%
2,500
Coast
Corp
Soutn Penn On
cutu>..»<
Can
Co
common
q
"13 '/a
13%
14%
25
32:%
32
32%
preferred
25
29
28
29
6%
1st preferred—
25
25%
26
300
25%
Jun
6%
redeemable
26 %
26%
400
6%
redeemable
25 %
Jun
25%
26 %
1,000
25%
Jun
28 %
Jan
25%
25%
25%
300
23%
Jun
27 %
Jan
94%
92%
94 %
91%
91%
98
99%
6%%
1st
4.80%
Pacific
red
1st
6%
preferred
1st
1st
1st pfd
pld
preferred
A__25
25
„
cum
preferred
dividend
preferred
$4.75
Pacific
Northern
•
•
Pancoastal
Petroleum
Chemical
Parker
Pen
original
preierreu—
Jan
•
320
91 %
Jun
102%
Jan
40
90
Jun
101%
Jan
440
96
Jun
3%
1,200
3
Jun
3% May
10%
9,900
9%
Jun
13% Mar
100
100% 101%
75
25
25
67%
67%
1%
2
Pennroad
Penn
4%
Penn
Pep
12%
12%
400
12%
Lake
&
Pleasant
Polaris
Scale
!
12%
(The)
Feb
Steel Co
of
Canada ordinary
Bteel
Parts
Corporation
Stein
(A)
Co
6%
26
—
6%
1,800
27
'/a
5%
400
7 %
21V*
May
&
12%
Jun
30
Jun
23%
Sterling
Sterling
Products com.
Inc
Brewers
Jan
Engine
26 %
May
28%
Jan
Sterling
Inc
Apr
28%
Jan
8tetsou
(J B)
Btlnnes
Co
(Hugo)
36 3/4
12%
Jan
5%
•
12%
2,600
12
100% 101 %
101
125
95
35'%
Jun
3'/a
Feb
July
37
Jun
300
59 %
14%
200
13
5%
5%
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—.
3%
1
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common
3%
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70
5
34
Superior
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400
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100
17%
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Jun
2%
500
2%
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70%
1.000
57%
4
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34
2,000
34%
300
2%
100
2%
33
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38%
Apr
11
2% July
20 %
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Mar
3 %
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23% Mar
Feb
3%
3%
500
3 % May
4%
6%
200
6%
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*
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Jan
34%
34%
50
39
40%
400
37%
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44%
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9%
200
9
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10%
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100
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4,300
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50
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10
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9%
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93
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26
101
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34
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100
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1,950
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34
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250
19 Va
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21
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common
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common
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48
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200
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49
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100
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4
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41% Mar
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14
100
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16
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24%
2,550
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14%
7,500
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24'%
13'%
400
20%
— —
16% Mar
153/4 Mar
Apr
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8%
Apr
10% May
4%
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Jun
July
12%
13
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31%
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100
14%
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4
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17'/a
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43%
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33%
305
3%
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13%
12%
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lb
Mar
12%
12
45
28
28%
•
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15%
100
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Jun
15
Jan
40
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47%
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600
14%
Jun
17% May
11%
1,100
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—
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•
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■
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105%
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28
28
2834
600
25%
Feb
31% May
13%
12%
13 Va
2,400
11%
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173/4
23%
24
500
20%
17
17%
250
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.
200
12%
43%
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deposit rets
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Jan
28% May
18%
Jun
7%
Jun
6 Va
Jan
Toaopah Mining
Empire
16%
Jun
193/4 Mar
35%
Apr
40
May
5% July
36 3%
150
5%
1,800
6
Mar
100
Lux
48%
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3,000
3%
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4%
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91%
250
85 3A
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97%
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3%
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1%
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3
5,300
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Corp
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2,800
84%.
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Chemical
of
Gas
17
20
16%
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3%
Jan
Feb
14%
Apr
1% Mar
Jun
28%
preferred
series
2%
Union Stock
Jan
2% July
Yards of
Aircraft
United Molasses
Amer
Co
2% July
2%
21 %
Jan
Jun
7%
21%
22
500
21 Va
Jun
26
20%
21%
900
19%
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Jun
15%
38%
39%
500
37%
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12%
100
10
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16 %
2,800
12%
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17% Mar
Jan
6 % Mar
6
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14%
14%
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5%
3 %
5%
5 %
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12
34
34%
2%
5%
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Feb
58
2%
Feb
4
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
19% July
Jan
18
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conv
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and
U
8
class
1st preferred
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U S Rubber
B
Universal
6% Mar
Universal
Apr
Jun
400
2%
2%
800
14%
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1
1%
1
1%
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200
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2,600
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2%
8
600
2%
400
2%
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31
Jun
80
Jan
4%
Apr
6
May
35%
Jun
43
Mar
8%
175
8% July
13
Jan
224
10
221
Jan
Jun
4% Mar
235%
ft May
4%
39%
37%
39%
35 %
35%
353 4
17
16%
17
9,100
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Feb
14 Mar
6% Mar
353/a
Jun
40%
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35
Apr
38 3/a
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3,700
14%
Jan
193/4 Mar
3 %
2.100
1%
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15 %
16 %
3,400
14%
Jun
16% July
61%
62 %
175
52 %
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37%
1,800
62% July
43% Jan
6%
200
3
16%
240
33/4
Feb
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88%
88%
89
175
87%
Jun
96% Mar
1
8%
8%
9
2,200
8%
Jun
11%
6%
1
2%
2%
500
Apr
Jun
2
Apr
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
10
47^4
47%
100
41 %
Feb
31%
31%
2
I
8%
Jan
Jan
2% July
1% Feb
21% Mar
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common
6
50c
Oil
Sugar
343%
10
9
2%
2%
50
3
1,300
513/4 May
24% Jan
31
Jun
373/4
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
2%
3ft Mar
4%
300
38% Mar
Feb
•
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Insurance
Products Co
Jan
•
United Stores Corp common
Consolidated
Jan
96
•
common
4% Mar
10%
Jun
warrants
Reclaiming Co
16% Mar
13 %
%
1
Apr
Securities
with
Jun
210
224
•
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8
$5
•
preferred
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Feb
Jan
74
1,800
38
10
3
Foil
3%
9%
30
Jun
25
..10c
U S
Jan
8
20
5%
July
88%
50
75
Jan
♦
3%
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
Jan
2%
1
8%
33,
26%
~
1
Jan
13%
26
•
common
25
3%
30%
5%
37%
common
4%
1,500
75
5V8
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United Specialties
100
15,700
2%
75
100
Utah-Idaho
l
100
90
Ltd—
500
v
8%
20
United NJ RR & Canal
United Profit Sharing common
10% preferred
14% Mar
15'%
400
10s
Mar
26% May
43% May
12%
38%
100
dep rets ord registered
Feb
94 %
Jun
3,500
89
LUiUiiiut
United Shoe Marchlnery common____25
82
4%
29%
8%
•
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3%
29%
4
A
Prouucus
3%
•
Investment Co
Union Oil Co of California—
$3.75
1%
9
;
Union
Jan
27% Mar
Jun
10c
Corp
Canada
U 8 Air
1
Securities Corp General
Bros Inc
footnotes
Mar
May
to**/*
32'/2
-
28
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered. —£1
57% May
2% July
2%
Jan
23% May
-
23% July
25% Jan
7%
1
I__l50c
Beeman
Por
11
'
United
2
83%
•
Scurry
Oils Ltd
Seaboard Western
40
1
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
100
1
Inc
320
30
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-
Inc
9%
300
1
Inc
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44
45
Inc
4% Mar
2%
25c
(Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
(D
43 %
Jan
53A Mar
Jun
•
common
Markets
Rooting
Jan
1
•
1
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
Schulte
34
1
common
Universal
Petroleum
common
St
Schick
900
•
Ligni $4.56 pld
Co
Chemical
Jun
2%
1.23
Co
Consolidated
8avoy Oil Inc
500
19
•
common
5
2%
l
•
-
2
II
9
common
Aeronautical
Ryerson & Haynes
Jun
26'%
0
common
6%
100
;
9%
£1
Ltd
Ave
9%
6%
—
8
-
6%
%
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Inc
Rotary Electric Steel
Rowe
200
18
common
5% Apr
3% Feb
1,600
7%
23%
24
100
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Rome Cable Corp common
3%
•
-
8%
1
_I__I_50c
Co
3%
7%
-
Granue
Field
10%
35%
1
Co
Corp
Union
A
B
Roosevelt
Jan
——
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Concrete
Argentine
4%
6%
•
Inc
common
Trans
93
Die
&
Oil
Technicolor
12% Mar
1%
200
1ft
I tl
8%
Jan
1,800
8
0
40% Mar
Jun
9,700
2%
•
Reading Tube Corp class
Aio
Jan
1,000
T
Class
Jan
Mar
6%
2.50
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co common
Rico
Jan
18 Va
4%
__
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
75
8
in
Cement
May
21%
2.50
common
&
Jan
4%
25c
Drug common
Ray
Co.
(Robert)
42 y/8
Jan
35
*
comniuii—
Unexcelled
Rgls
Juiy
3%
32
Jan
33/4
2%
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3 o*/2
1
Co
&
6%
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B
Sun
(S»
Jun
17 %
•
IIIIII
Stroock
4%
2%
j
IIIIIIIIIl
Co
Jan
41% Mar
Stop & Shop Inc
70 % Mar
69%
1
-1 in
IIIIII50
Erie—
Feb
14% Mar
108
16%
33/4
x20 % x20%
Class
3,700
6%
5
Corp
Jun
17%
—
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Manufacturing
Reda
37%
4%
•
Co common.
Talon
IIIIIIIlOc
.
5%
Jun
550
36%
—
4Vs % cumulative preferred—.
100
Pup;t Sound Pulp & Timber com—!_-•
Regal Shoe
17% Mar
10%
5
1
10c
1
Sterling Aluminum
26%
50
——
_
Raymond
53/4 Mar
Feb
.....
5
*
.
common
May
26
21%
__
-
27 %
Feb
62%
America
Co
Jet It
12%
4%
1
*
Corp
Feb
•
Ltd
class
Power
Jan
Btarrett
Jan
■
Public Service of
Colorado—
Quebec
Standard Tube class B
36
13%
Providence Gas
Pyle-Natlonal
Pyrene
113%
Jun
26% May
601/4
Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd
Co
4% Mar
13'%
14 l/a
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity
Feb
60
Apr
17 %
62%
'
common
Metals of
Jan
200
1,200
36%
1
—1
Jun
2 50
$% 1st preferred
Pratt & Lambert Co
Pressed
29%
5 Va
14%
—
—1
Corp
Jun
(Mass)Il2o
!.
Co
Inc.
50
5%
*
Co
Products
Standard
Standard-Thomson
12 Va
Illlllf
&
Prentice-Hall
Jan
47s awsr
14%
■
37%
1
preferred
$7
Feo
i4%
__
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Alexander common
Corp of Canada common
Power
5% Mar
500
27%
i
common
Mining
Powdrell
4 '-a
Jun
500
_
pfd—ZIIlOO
Amer
Valley Wine
31%
t eo
Feb
'
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co_„
Pneumatic
FeD
Jan
12%
25
common
Mines
300
i-*
15%
26%
25
_
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pittsburgh
Common class B
Lighl common
12%
•
25
common
Light 4Vi•%
Ltd
21'/a
3%
31%
'
Johnson
Jan
3%
5%
1
10
preferred
Convertible
14%
—
2.50
(The)
Gold
67% July
■
6 3/8
preferred—
Peppered Manufacturing Co
Pioneer
Btandard Power &
—
■
•
Co
Governor
17 % Mar
25
25
Packaging Corp
Standard
Jan
__
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Mills
Circle Corp..
Phillips Packing Co.
Phillips Screw Co
fchin
21%
Jan
.
Feb
I1/*
Feb
July
16
™
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Spencer Shoe Corp-—:—
——1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
*
Standard Brewing Co—
2.78
Btandard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible
preferred-.
20
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Btandard Oil
(Ky)
1°
Jun
4
105
19
200
Pipe Line—
25 %
3%
~2
Perfect
Pierce
Jun
325
'
Water & Power Co
Boys
Southern
21%
53
__g
&
96%
19%
16%
21%
25
preference
preferred
preferred
cumulative
cumulative
4.08%
103 %
15,600
2
Corp
Power
convertible
4.32%
Jun
12,400
4%
Peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred—
$1.30 cumulative preferred
Traffic
Jan
"
1%
4%
i
—
Penn
Jan
76%
"5%
25'
Apr
24%
lo0
44
Jun
16%
25
Apr
67% July
100
vtc__2 Bol
Reel—HI III
cumulative
preferred
preference
97%
100
shares—1 Bol
Patican Co Ltd
$1.32
99% May
Feb
37 % May
65
433/4
cumulative
17
•
—
&
Jan
3%
A
Plymouth
28%
10%
•
A;
Amcr
28% Mar
8%
19
,—
convertible
4.48%
Jan
Jan
31%
3%
Corp
class
Parkersburg Rig
Patchogue
16%
34 %
Jun
Company
Co
Class B
(C
Jun
Jun
27
10%
common
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Paramount Motors
12
30%
800
l
——
Pacific Power & Light 5%
pfd
Pacific Public Service common
$1.30 1st preferred
Page-Hersey 'l'ubes
98%
1,600
1,700
j
—1
Airlines-.
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Park
26%
25
series
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 div
i
Electric
7% Mar
13 '/4 aaar
4% July
35
4.88%
Pacific Gas &
100
100
1
4.56%
Pacific
1,800
{>i Mar
17% Mar
Jan
Jan
iwar
California Edison—
Southern
6%
common
common.
00
Jun
16%
£1
*
1
1
1
Corp
Manufacturing
South
9 % Mar
50
—
Soss
23% Mar
100
38
67 %
1
*
20
common—
Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
6%
III
Amer shares -10s
37%
70
—lt
10%
Apr
x37%
\«*
81mpson's
Apr
%
5
Apr
Publications—
6%
_
Securities
3 %
20%
Pattern
Simplicity
Jan
"72
_4%
1%
15% May
6% Jan
Jun
li*%
•
10%
6 %
Jun
600
1,900
5
14%
—*
a
Singer Manufacturing Co Liu—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
18
63
—
%
6%
$3 convertible preferred-—.———*
Jan
57 Va Mar
107
1
-
—
•
Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
2%
Jan
Jun
3,200
'
—1
B
Jun\
48
95
300
19%
mmm,
—7
class
Tclev
&
19
—25
Old Town Corp common
40c
cumulative
preferred
Oliver
19%
l3/4
25
180
100
0
'
Oklahoma Natural Gas
700
50%
50%
100
ciaso
common..:..:
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Ohio
%
6 %
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Canada
of
5%
•
.
—
Shoe Corp of America
Sicks
Breweries
Ltd
Jan
600
5%
6 %
—25
common
Sherwin-Williams
Mar
98%
Jan
5%
4%
High
Feb
11%
~4%
Water & Power
Shawinigan
1%
200
•
8
Mining
Shsttuck Dean
2,300
13
10c
Be ton Leather common
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1 %
13
,
btiares
High
1 %
1%
13
„
—t
20c
JtJ—.
Inc
trtces
Low
1
common
Control
class
Bervomechanisms
bj'a May
223,4 Mar
Apr
82%
■
1
*
Segal Lock & Hardware
Beiby Shoe Co
May
Jun
11,600
1%
—
1
Pub
Novadel-Agene
3%
16
16%
Sales
for Week
Range
01
Par
500
%
1%
.25
Oil
Co
RR
3%
ft"
Rayon $j preierred.50
Texas
Ind
1%
__
Is
Airlines
Penn
Northern
1 %
Last
Sale Price
High
Products Lid—
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
2,500
%
1
1
North American
300
17%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Low
16%
16%
17
1
dep rets ord shares
Norden
10
American atock Exchange
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
16%
mm mm
_•
Metal
JULY
ENDED
derrick
Pond
Non-Ferrous
Low
—9
Mines
Lites
Noma
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
7%
2% July
Jan
15'A May
1% July25
1%
6%
2
Jun
28
Jun
2(|
Jun
2'A
Jun
14 Va
Feb
Feb
2;'., May
11V*
11 %
/
4
15%
Feb
Valspar Corp
$4
common
convertible
preferred
1
6%
6%
25 %
25'%
Jan
Venezuelan
1
Jan
Venezuela
20%
20 3 8
203
3%
3%
■
•
20c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Vlnco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
400
9
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
1
10
•
1
—
.
•
—
-
200
6%
Jun
73% Mar
76'%
Jan
83
25
Jun
30'A
May
Jan
4
1,400
16%
Jan
23'A
Apr
334
1,200
33s
Jun
5
Mar
5%
Jan
—
29
29
50
8% Mar
27%
Jun
393A
Jan
13 V*
Jun
14%
Apr
I
Number 5237
Volume 178
-
(175)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
Low
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
High
Wagner
1%
•
voting
Baking
Bond
&
ctfs
ext
110%
1%
Jan
Watch
Co
8,300
1%
Jan
6%
Jan
10
3%
Jan
13%
1%
West
Utilities
Texas
—
9%
1
1%
43,800
1
Jan
158 % 158 %
30
X148
Jun
4
4%
1.25
—
~10o
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
—
—
—
—
&
1%
Jun
1%
1,600
5%
Jun
7 Ve
Westmoreland
'w—>'
'mm
33
Inc
Weyenberg
—
14%
14%
425
18%
18%
250
24%
50
14%
15
8%
9
'
—
18%
—10
1
Shoe Mfg
5
Whirlpool Corp
White's
Auto
Stores
Inc
5% ','c
conv
preferred-
—
,1
25
Whitman
(Win)
River
Wichita
Wickes
Williams
(R
23%
Jun
12
25
3
3
500
2%
Feb
5%
900
4%
Jan
6%
8%
8%
600
8
Feb
9
4%
Jan
value,
par
common
Lt
4%%
100
11%
Jan
*14%
A
Jun
ift
"w
1,"
3 Ve
700
2%
Jun
12%
12%
12%
150
3
12
bid
and
issued;
when
mmm.'
.
Jun
100
14
14
14
Below
3% Mar
Jan
98
■
1
8
common—
listed
are
the daily
Jan
14%
41%
40
40%
Apr
•
——
•
Ltd
'
-
mm
May
1,000
—
—
'
'
38
May
Stock
Delaware
Last
Period
Exchange
Elec
Power
(is
3%s
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Aug
2%s
Quar-Feb
1998
1
series
+
June-Dec
First
Second
10
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
1947-1978
of
Lackawanna
of
N
270.53
107.15
49.15
106.62
92.86
107.03
49.24
106.69
94.59
92.82
95.49
93.26
272.13
107.47
49.36
107.12
94.69
93.04
95.41
93.37
>
94.IS
107.95
49.44
107.31
94.82
93.14
95.51
93.49>
94.2*
107.38
49.50
106.99
94.86
93.37
95.75
93.37
94.33
8—.
272.19
9
271.32
102%
150
91
96%
24
84
01%
mortgage 4s series
A
1993
May-Nov
mortgage
B
1993
May
Gas
Elmira
Fuel
&
Water
Lt
1965
3 '/as
&
RR
5s
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mlg
A6%s with Nov
A6 %S
Finland
5s
Nov
ex
Guantanaino
4s
(stmpd
ser
with
A7s
ex
Italian
Nov
Nov
46.19
Wed.
July
Thurs.
1947
95%
—
77
Jan-July
4
95%
57
$54
—
102
Midland
Realization
Valley
Extended
4%
1952
Mar-Nov
1963
—
—
81%
54
75 %
85%
—
76
1st
try
2
1
82
83
79 Va
3 %s
3'/4s
$ 134'/a
Jan-July
$83
100
104
127%
77
139%
84%
Transportation
98
103%
90%
100
Utility
Trade, Finance
100
103
85%
$93 Ve
34
97
Jan-July
with
A6V2S
Oct
Oct
ex
Service
50-year
1940
1
California
A
1st
series
and
ref
--
3s
Corp
99%
Mar-Sept
series
C
1976
1976
..
___Feb-A?tg
Southern
Counties
1st
mortgage
Southwestern
Spalding
Starrett
Stinnes
A7-4s
3'/4s
May-Nou
trust
A6%s
with
A7s
Aug
Dec
Dec
ex
—
Jan-July
1946
—
1
coupon
1947
1956__
■
—
2
97
Stocks
^
Number of
99
94
96
92
96%
95%
101%
95%
96%
11
93
102
93%
5
95 Va
$84
87
$81%
87
— —
'•
——
—
136
133
3
Week Ended July 10, 1953
Mon.
July 6
Tues. July
________
7—________
98
90%
101%
93
83
-
100%
135
$30
2
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
—
100% 101%
108
Mortgage Bank
20-year 7s April 1946
A
20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank
Valley 7s 1948
Municipal
Cons
5%s
A External
Danzig
Port
AExternal
ALima
City
Maranhao
5s
&
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid ii Asked
—
,
93
Jan-July
147
112
85
'
Blocks—No,
of
U.
E.
$65%
June-Dec
2,208,000
255,000
2,087,000
199,000
2,436,000
$10,855,000
(Peru)
Feb-Aug
cVis
1952
stamped
(Plan
100
100
97V4
A)
Jan-July
1958
Mar-Sept
$16
106%
—
——
44%
June-Dec
$65%
2 Vis
7s
of
Oct
1927)
2,287,000
2,656,500
$12,279,000
$39,000
$1,385,000
Jan. 1 to
shares—
July 10
1952
1953
1952
200,315,602
5,099,410
4,571,204
180,939,861
$98,059
$35,000
$39,000
$20,000
564,000
459,000
1,496,600
53,647,840
39,803,140
Bank
10,855,000
11,024,600
389,618,500
$12,279,000
Industrial
and
338,970,400
$12,541,200
$443,865,340
$379,330,590
112
99 %
101
Transactions at the American Stock
Bonds
Sold
High
No.
Stocks
Week Ended July 10,
Jan. 1
Low
Mm*
93
93
93
Mon.
Shares)
1953
July 6
July 7—
Wed. July 8
Thurs. July 9
Bonds
——
July 10—
422,580
394,585
312,510
299,215
2G9.GC0
60
68
—
99%
100
Domestic
of
1.698,750
101
97%
88
12
17%
3
43
1947
Z»fag-No?
April-Ocf
$63%
$63%
—
Stocks—No.
of
63%
-
69
__
—
',63%
63%
Bonds
Totat
Bond9
$68,000
$41,000
$14.0C0
38,000
79,000
19,000
136,001
39,000
23,000
10,000
36,000
12,000
16,000
64,000
57,000
44,000
7.000
108.00C
$238,000
$199,000
$66,000
1952
72,00(
$503,000
Jan. 1 to July 10
1953
1952
1,381,360
58,215,999
63,947,192
$238,000
$227,000
141,000
66,000
75,000
$6,929,000
10,906,000
3,131,000
$6,308,00C
199.000
$503,000
$443,000
$20,966,000
$15,587^006
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Corporate
1,698,750
shares.
49
43%
Bonds
$123,009
1953
42%
45%
Government
Wetk Ended July 10
97%
18
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Range Bines
92
93
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
—
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
to
2,483,000
1,000
4,571,204
______
220,5C0
Total
May-ZVoo
1953
reduced
(Issue
948,867
Waterways—
stamped
$2,170,500
2,682,000
______
5,000
104
99
Loan—
stamped
Sales
20,000
106%
102%
12
Fri.
1955
6Vis
Bond
--
__
$40
A7s
$13,000
Government
International
--
of)—
May-ZVop
AMedellin
2,312,000
Tot*I
Bonds
Week Ended July 10
Tues.
$92%
.April-Oct
2008
Interest
$345,500
365,000
$1,812,000
148%
112%
(Col)—
A
External
Bonds
Bonds
816,760
Week's Range
Low
Agricultural
Danish
Shares
1,028.690
862,997
Total—
Railroad
$30
$99% 102%
Friday
ACauca
335.6
United States
Bonds
913,890
________
9__—_
Fri. July 10—
88%
77
93
—
$105
Feb-Aup
1959™
BONDS
Stock
115.4
,
Government
Bank
Foreign
93
83
Thurs. July
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
216.6
202.6
Exchange
Jnt'l
Railroad
and Mitcel.
Union—
debentures
f
242.0
125.2
213.8
268.3
+0.9
+ 1.0
—0.4
1953
$103% 107
Mar-Sept
1954
1960
5s
234.6
259.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
101%
96
Tolal
June-Dec
Traction
Newspaper
210.2
Transactions at the New York Slock
91
75
96%
$90
June-Ded
1956
coupon
West
s
+ 0.4
+ 0.8
+ 1 4
185.4
1,385.000
1953
—
June-Dec
Penn
and Service
95%
90
Hotel—
A5s income debentures
conv
93
$94
$88%
Feb-Aug
1953
Washington Water Power 3Vis 1964
6s
ff
_
Bonds
1940
1940 coupon
1
1
Waldorf-Astoria
Western
1
132
Aprii-Oct
ex
A7s with
—■
__
Industries—
Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
United
——.
April-Oct
1966
2nd
A6Vis
94%
$92 %
Feb-Aug
1970
1989
coli
stamped
Goods
Wed. July 8
stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
Terni
222.4
117.1
203.7
238.9
186.0
211.1
*
147%
130 %
Corp—,
(Hugo)
A7-4s
5s
—
Jan-July
:
Electric
&
187.6
239.6
225.6
118.1
205.7
238.0
;—
90
93%
rnmmm
April-Oct
1970
__
(Calif> —
& Bros 5s
Inc
3rd
3'/4s
1971__
Gas
(Hugo)
Stinnes
Gas
3s
G)
(A
Corp
Gas
47
96
94%
Feb-Aug
D
7
99%
93
Feb-Angr
1973
B
series
series
— —
80
98%
$94
Jan-July
17
91
79
1962_Jan-July
1965
3s
3 VeS
California
207.0
235.6
241.5
Low
High
+0.7
+ 0.6
T
—
—
$87
2%s
Southern
1953—
—
Change
'
87
140'/a
137
May-ZVop
1981
deb
conv
Edison
3s
Percent
188.8
214.8
101
T.
$30
Jan-July
1973-
M
1
100):
190.1
216.1
Non-durable Goods
Co—
1998
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3%s
—
$88%
1960
Gas
Power
Southern
—
.
I960—-ApriZ-Oct
coupon
&
debentures
Water
"
96
96
—
=
June 26, '53
Co—
1947 coupon
1
Electric
6%
Safe Harbor
$99% 101%
1964—.June-Dec
;
Hydro-Electric
A6Vis
Public
follows (1939
188.3
Mining
93
__
100% 101
101
Apnl-OcZ
April-Qct
1968
Water & Power 3%s
1970
groups
Composite
Manufacturing
'
Piedmont
prices based on the closing
1953 for composite
July 3,
ended
the current year are as
Durable
Jan-July
1971
3s
mm'mm
82%
100% 100 %
82%
May -Nov
1963
to
mortgage
mortgage
Pennsylvania
week
the
for
stocks
97
93
$91
—
ApriZ-Oct
1953
1953 extended
Power
88%
—
—
July 3,'53
6'/2s
mortgage
due
75%
$30
81
81
Jan-July
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
.
ctfs
1963
New
6 Vis
--
Trust—
trust
to
1
45.06 May
prices of the common
and by major indus¬
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
The SEC Index of stock
RR—
at
49.67 Jan *0
-
SEG Index of Stock Prices
59%
53
—
$90
1952
coupon
coupon
6s
46.46
10—
High
Low
89
95
90
$88
June-Dec
1970
liquidating
Superpower
July
Range for 1952
46.36
—
—
—
8
July 9..._
2
17
76%
75%
—
49 80 Feb
44.99 Jun
46.31
106%
RR—
1940
1
1
Power
A6% r/o
Italian
1st
July 7
101
95%
103
Tues.
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
Ohio
$30
—
Mar-Sept
1963
3%s
mod)
3
Range lor 1953
High
Low
46.13
6
Bank—
Mtge
Western
&
95%
$88%
May-Noo
1953
I
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
National
Closing
July
63
Fri.
coupon
Power
56
$103% 105
—
—May-ZVoo
1953
coupon
1961
Mountain
Isarco
1947
1
3
Co—
1940
Residential
stamped
Green
1
95%
Mar-Sepl
56
95%
—'
Jan-July
1956
68%
56
'
series
4s
60
63%
94.0*
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by
Mon.
30
62%
j
Over-the-Gounler Industrial Stock Average
150%
8
Date—
63%
94.64
High
96 %
Division—
J
9Z.9"
Jan. 1
34
86%
93.09
270.88
Low
125
86
—
40
Bonds
Feb
Authority—
series
Total
10
Range Since
No.
94
10
Total
Apr
2%
Sold
99 %
93
94
Jan-July
1970—
A
9814
High
Bonds
15
July
Bonds
closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
trials
Western RR—
Eastern
^
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
3% May
Feb
Bid & Asked
99 %
June-Dec
1970
&
A 1st
'
Indus¬
Week's Range
Interest
Lack
1st
for cash
week.
transacted during current
being
sales
no
95.29
nvt
May
2
7,600
I.otD
Transit
(not Included In year's range), d Ex-Interest,
1 Ex-distribution. g Ex-stock dividend, hEx-
20
July
revenue
6%
30
Date
Jan
3
——
2%
Friday
3%s
6%
3%
10
44% May
15
6
'mm
210
2%
BONDS
Chicago
3
Stocks
16 y4 Mar
——
— —
£1
...
Steel
73
23
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Jan
105%
13%
'
—5s
deposit receipts
Hargreaves
Edison
32
5%
5%
5
d5%
non-voting stock; "v t c," votlng-truBt certificates;
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
w," with
"w
Mar
14
Ltd—
preference
Bo.ston
41%
29%
Slock and Bond Averages
Jan
100
pfd
Woodley Petroleum
Bethlehem
36%
5%
(not included in year's range).
Feb
42,300
12
2
Appalachian
62
33
Apr
%
3
1
—
—25
American
38 Va
5%
Deferred delivery transaction
a
liar
ft
12
■mm. mm
.1
.
•
yV
—-1
Ltd
Woodall Industries Inc
American
Jan-July
1919
;
"
6 7c
38 %
—June-Dec
6%s
Government
1921
6% Mar
'1—'
•
preferred
Wright
44
3% Apr
4%
Inc
(F W)
37%
May
8%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
43%
35
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
Jan
Jun
4%
Products
Pwr &
34%
39%
37
$30
Jan-July
2012
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
18% Jan
8
22
600
3
& Co
Brothers
2%
to
asked prices;
A Bonds
being traded flat.
§ Reported
in receivership.
Jan
Jun
reduced
$Friday's
25% Mar
14%
500
•
—
38 Va
Jan-July
1997
E
series
Odd-lot transaction
Jan
18%
Feb
5
Petroleums
5%
Jun
Mar
1
Wilrich
Wisconsin
—'
14%
17
51
100%
96
5
principal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included In year's range),
r Transaction
Inot included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
2 Ex-liquidatlng dividend.
34% May
1
Willson
Wilson
—
Feb
23%
Vis
"No
e
Mar
200
Jun
32%
Co
Corp
C)
8%
mm,
Corp
&
Oil
(The)
179
30
24%
"20
Coal
Westmoreland
A5
Jan
33
■
com_
High
57%
100%
$34
Mar-Sepl
fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Janeiro stamped (Plan A)—
de
ARussian
Jan
5%
—
•
Stationary
to
Low
—
100
100
Jan. 1
No.
Jan
11,600
'
Tablet
2Vis
f
s
Interest
Mar
1%
5ft
5 %
1st pfd. _100
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
5
113
Jun
110% Mar
—
Rio
Jan
189
reduced
—June-Dec
A)—
2V8S 2008
Range Sine*
Sold
Nigh
$50
Sinking
Feb
May
1%
1ft
•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
4
600
4%
•
pfd
$6
—
May
2%
100
%
1
*
14
(Plan
Bonds
Friday's
(Republic of)—
Extl
Jan
—
9%
10c
preference
Wentworth Manufacturing
—
-
_
Knapp Inc
series
$6
—
————
•
Corp
&
Peru
Jan
1%
1%
1%
1
i
new
com
Jan
50
or
Bid & As_*d
June-Dec
of Chile 6s
stamped
Interest
Jun
Apr
'
Webb
8% Mar
Jan
11%
12%
12%
J?*
.30
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
Parana
'
$2. cumulative preferred
Waltham
Jan
7%
Exchange
1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
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105
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1
—
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Jun
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American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Friday
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(176)
Monday. July 13, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
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American
Anaconda
50
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Boston
&
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preferred
5%
Personal
Boston
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Boston
49
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Assoc
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30
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43'/2
10
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Apr
30
41
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31
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83
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50
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1
Jan
Detroit Stock
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Jun
21
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23
100
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19
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120
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150
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71%
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260
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46
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Apr
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75 y4 May
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Electric
Jan
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Jun
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28%
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4% July
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5
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Brown-McLaren
Corp
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High
414
—
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19
2%
210
100
2 Va
Apr
14
14
102
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Jun
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17%
Jan
Feb
Feb
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Range
Last
Sale Price
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Electric
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&
JULY
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ENDED
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WEEK
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Friday
STOCKS
FOR
Brass
—
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Mfg
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'
18% July
20
May
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Rexall Drug
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Jun
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Jan
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Fawick
37%
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Frankenmuth Brewing
Flairs Chemical Co
14%
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Last
Sale Price
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58%
—_1
.
2%
12 y4
41 y2
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Gar
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Gemmer Manufacturing
General Motors
5
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May
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250
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49
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Volume 178
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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STOCKS
Last
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a
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16%
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Mar
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
25%
Jun
23
400
41%
Jun
50
13%
200
1372
Jun
147b Mar
157a
15%
600
12
Feb
15% May
13y2
__
100
44%
13%
__
25%
44%
__
__
13%
350
13
_
Mar
1
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Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Public Service—=—
Woolworth
Wrigley
(F Wi
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Co
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17%
Yates-American
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Youngstowi\ Sheet &
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73
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4072
Jun
1574 Mar
16%
Jun
187, May
200
43%
Jun
44 y2 July
73
100
71% May
7372 Mar
127,
300
127a July
147'4
Jan
4072
200
4072 July
47 %
Jan
177a
17%
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9% Jan
16%
Mar
177a
__
177a
39% Mar
3% July
Jan
54
•
(Unt
Iron Works
Westinghouse
—
100
18
33 72
•
Walgreen Co
300
19
*
48%
20% Mar
12%
64 %
3%
48%
•
17%
__
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—
1
(Del)
12%
64%
1
Jun
,
18
1
Corp
17%
1
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Film
So La Salle St
United Corporation
U S Steel Corp
31% Mar
300
17%
(Unt
Union Carbide & Carbon—.
United Air Lines Inc
*
Jaa
39% Mar
53%
11%
common
Jan
v
Jan
17%
2
Corp
Coal
400
Jun
3572
11%
2
Continental
'
16%
300
17%
'
—
20
1,000
53V2
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18 7a
38%
•
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Truax-Traer
177a
37%
5
Co
600
Jan
—10
y
Edison
177a
—
25
Producing
Transamerica
23%
1
25
•
(The)
Thor Corp
Thor Power
Jan
27%
31
(Un)
Co—
40% Mar
39
Oil
&
Texas
10% Mar
21
35%
Sunray
5% Mar
10
.
Mar
Feb
20 %
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13
Jan
Jun
400
' '
3874 Jan
Jun
10
1472
Apr
•
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Jun
1172
650
27
9%
Co
32 V2
100
10%
300
16%
common
300
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10
800
39%
(Un)—_c
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Co
35
117a
107,
15%
9%
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34'A
117a
2872
July
10
Co
34%
1
15%
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Jan
27>A
Mar
33 %c
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7872
15%
16%
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Apr
2872
10
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Kropp Forge Co
687A
5
38%
Corp
1,000
*
Corp
9%
__
727a
Sundstrand Machine Tool
10
Light (Un)
Drug Co
Ketley Island Lime & Transport
72%
Sunbeam
_10
<fc
Jan
72%
Jan
Feb
16%
(City Power & Light
81
Jan
18%
Corp
•
(Un)
597«
Jun
437,
21
5
(Un»__
Jun
6972
1
I
51
200
10
1
Equipment
200
73
30% July
400
*
Light Co___
Katz
(Ohio)
Railway
Scone Container Corp
Storkline Furniture Corp
3.50
& Tel
Jones & Laughlin Steel
&
15
52%
72%
200
200
•
Chemical
Co
Interstate Power Co
&
(Un)
J
52%
527a
31
10
1
Co
International
Lamson
Oil N
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303/a
20%
10
International
Leath
25
30%
10
•
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Indiana
1
20
Inland
Ea
California
of
(Un)
J__
10
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—
Products
Power &
of
Oil
50% Mar
Jun
20
*
Iowa
42%
2
Co
Indianapolis Power & Light
Steel
200
1
&
Hupp
Indiana
46%
3
He In Werner Corp
(Walter E.t
Heller
Brick
45%
10
Earnlschfeger Corp
Illinois
45%
Oil
Standard
Feb
Studebaker
Hallicrafters Co
Heileman (G)
1
2%
Standard
Standard
A3
28 72
1,000
Jan
Jun
Drug Stores
Great
.
31 %
350
4%
56
22
*
Gray
,
500
3072
474
—
34%
1.25
H) Co
Oraham-Palee Motors
33%
293A
37%
Jun
16'A
7%
(Un)
Co
Oossard
33
1374 July
33% July
—
*
Southern
Glidden
Goodyear Tire &
187a
—
Pennsylvania RR
50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke——
100
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
337ac
*
Corp
Refrigerator
Gillette
(The)
Co
200
Jan
29% Mar
10
Utilities
Gibson
Jan
100
1874
__
8
(Un)
Co
Sinclair
General
Feb
17%
16%
18 74
56
Co
Oil
23%
Corp
2572
20%
16%
377a
Edison
Ohio
400
_r—:
(Un)
Jun
16 % July
Jun
20%
377a
Ohio
300
1
87a Mar
450
15
1
Corp
Jun
20%
1,000
97,
6%
17'A
Feb
300
•
&
Brewing
Box
7% July
500
17.7i
21% Mar
Schenley Industries
General
50
•
—
Jun
3
Auto
Jun
1
Co
63 %
9%
—
Four-wheel
29
50
13
*
Hour Mills of America Inc
Jan
40%
253A Jan
10
Dredge
Co
2672
123/B
1,500
1
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Pitz-Simons & Connell
Apr
50
40%
Feb
26'A
—;
Mfg
&
65
—
Apr
9%
(Un)
(Un>
Jun
*
17%
26%
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co
Eddy Paper Corp
58%
7%
7
__
com__o
13%
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A
7Hi
6%
—
10
(Minn)
Power
50%
3
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A-
—
1
27%
10
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—
33 72
10
_.
60
9%
Co
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
42 y„ Mar
1,200
—1
1
(Un)
Co
American
North
Northern
Radio Corp
Dow
Jun
—
1
(Un)L
North American Aviation (Un)—
22% Mar
5
(Un)
4
39% J my
1
Jun
20
Nav
75
—
.
10
:
50%
10
Cleveland
4
Feb
Phillips
Deere & Company
Detroit
4
—
27%
—25
1
(Un)_
273A
Jan
.
5
14%
18 V2
.
13
50%
1
Crane
■
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27%
•
Continental Motor Corp
872
500
—
23
_
87a
300
—
Commonwealth Edison common
1
1
600
•
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:
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,
Feb
Feb
Jan
4
39%
5
1
Co
National Tile & Mfg
300
19%
Jan
37%
—5
National Standard Co
Mar
900
72%
1
2Ja
38%
2.50
50c
—
16% Mar
Oklahoma
18%
900
3
49
-
,
.
Products
38
Pac—
13 %
IIV2
27%
48'A
—_—*
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Cylinder Gas
Jan
1,400
61
Jan
Jun,
3
—
25
Company
Jun
18'%
,
3
872
23 y2
10
—
13
18%
61
Apr
May
350
400
2872
A
29
18%
200
44%
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25%
287a
class
National
Jua
37
18%
4%
972
59 74
Nash
May
25%
37
18%
Apr
38 7, Mar
__
5
Ilium
Co Inc—
Coleman
51
49
58%
Muter
24% July
common
Jan
-1
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
400
300
25
Cliff's
6,250
Apr
927a
Jun
25%
5878
Jan
25'A
19%
Chrysler Corp
49 'A
4974
__
__
•
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Cleveland
18 74 Mar
30
Jun
24%
19%
—
jun
10%
Jan
Jan
24"%
19%
*
1272
Jan
-*
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
Jan
Common
300
3972
6%
33%
13%
13%
3972
19
49%
15% July
Jun
—
Jan
3972
57'A
Jan
257a
1
272
__
Jun
1%
400
—*
600
13 7a
__
*
Feb
10
Chicago Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
4%
4
—
*
Jun
27
—
32'A
.-1
common
4
26%
23
200
0
Cement
Co
17a
♦
(Un)
33%
preference
1
Chesapeake & Ohio
33%
Montgomery Ward & Co—
26%
Service—
33%
872
67
21 % May
—5
West
Pub
2%
3072
14%
15%
—
—
50
1
;
common—
Portland
Chemical
Monroe
48% Mar
Apr
1974
Hart
Missouri
4% July
11% Mac
Jan
25
America——
Corp
& South
Central
—
_
*
_8
5
12.50
(Uni
Celanese Corp of
2%
20c
Foote Gear Works
Brad
Eurkhart
3,800
•
Products
Utilities——
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Mississippi River
Fuel—
Jun
9%
45
High
9%
83%
-
Jan
7
Jun
Low
97a
83'A
1
Co
Cement
Food
South
National
—
9%
—
1
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Portland
Mtckelberry's
18% Mar
Convertible
Binks
7
Range Since Jaa. 1
High
Feb
12% Mar
Jun
Shares
Low
Jun
4%
7
—
for Week
of Prices
•
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Oil
)
*
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Apr
20%
Medusa
Ashland
& Libby
Chemical
4%
50
5
Range
Par
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Sine* Ian. 1
Lindsay
Rights
Armour
10
for
High
74%
_———
JULY
,
of Prices
cnV
MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
DeveJ^ui.ent—
class A common
Anaconda
J*6**'*
Range
Sal* Price
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JULY
ENDED
10
Friday
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Tel
American
&
Tel_
Arundel
Elec
New
Low
40%
545
153% 154 7/8
2,693
37%
152
Jun
525
17%
Jan
20'A Mar
27%
300
25%
Feb
28'A
10
9%
10
3%
235
3%
Jun
4%
4%
4%
1,500
103'% 103%
.50
20
13%
25
Publishing Co
72
14
72
3Vs
72%
347
Jun
6%
6%
70
6%
34%
34%
30
32%
23%
23%
24%
888
Duquesne Light, Co
10
27>/4
27%
27%
2,627
♦
31%
29%
31%
328
of
Amer
class
.100
A.
283
ft
60
10
Lehigh
Valley
Martin
(Glenn
Pennroad
L).
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Philadelphia
Electric
$1
div
&
preference
285
Jun
Jan
July
70'/a
Feb
7%
Jun
11%
Jan
16'A
Jun
22'A
Jan
10
13
Jun
18% Mar
241
12
Jun
14'A Mar
12%
33%
33
34
987
30%
Jun
35% Mar
.50
—
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37%
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21%
21
22
6,787
19%
Jun
23%
.10
...
Pennsylvania
Feb
27% May
10
13 %
12%
57%
Jan
27
Jun
Feb
260
Apr
1,075
17%
13%
13%
.1
8%
39 %
29% July
2,551
9
17%
1
Corp
25%
Jan
96
Jun
Jun
23% July
12
61
8
*
RR
285
59%
8%
Jun
16% Mar
1
Battery
4%
Apr
Jun
70
Power
43
594
40 %
Jun
35%
,35%
*
common
24
30%
Jun
35% Mar
26
Jun
33
Jan
20%
Jun
25
29%
30%
3,787
21%
21%
643
52%
Jan
Participating
Philco
4'A
..3
Service
$1.40
div
Reading
Scott
Gas
&
Oil
4 %
341
4%
6
6 %
551
6
Jun
5%
Jan
July
7%
Jan
29%
29%
30
291
28%
Jun
36% Jan
25%
•
common..
25
25%
504
24%
Jun
27%
Jan
25%
25%
363
24%
Jun
27%
—
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30%
Improvement
30%
230
28%
Apr
33%
59%
860
54 %
Jan
60'A May
70%
71%
440
69%
Jun
82%
Jan
33%
13 %
30%
58%
71%
Co
Gas
32%
33%
508
30%
Jun
38
Feb
Celanese
Jan
Chesapeake
Chic
Milw
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Blaw-Knox
Chrysler
Cities
*
Natco
_
Gas
Hlfft
.
Jun
15%
Jan
8
27%
354
25%
Jun
39%
Mar
53
20%
Jun
25%
Apr
—
—
24
235
2
2
500
7
7%
34%
23%
2
25%
34%
'
24
7%
1,814
1
1
-2.50
1%
1%
1%
2,380
—25
29%
29%
29%
62
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50%
common
_
Corp
49%
50%
25% July
33% Jun
31
23
Jun
29
San
Mining
Toy
Steel
10c
_
spring
1%
Feb
2
Jan
6%
Jan
8% May
Jan
2%
Westinghouse
Air
8c
Jan
48
Jun
5
8
Jun
15,000
7c
58% Mar
9%
Jun
223/a
22%
22%
95
21%
13'A
13%
13%
85
13
25%
25%
20
24%
26%
26%
26%
115
25%
44
45
222
41'A
Jun
—
10
_
10c
Jun
44
■
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
8c
7c
12.50
J
Feb
Jun
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abbott
Air
16%
Feb
Jun
29%
Jan
29 '/a May
,49% Mar
Allied
Chem
Co
&
Dye
AUis-Chalmers
Aluminium
....
Corp
(Un)
I-20
Mfg
Consolidated
American
Edison
Theatres
American
Corn
Products
Creameries
Crocker
Crown
•
&
Foundry
Cyanainid Co
American
1
First
American
Factors
Potash
&
American
Pow
Light
Ltd
&
.20
(Un)
Chem
class
X-Dist
Zellerbach
Radiator
American
S
D1 Giorgio
Class
(Un)
Common
*
Tel
&
American Tobacco
Co
Viscoe
American
100
Co
Woollen
Anaconda
Copper Mining
Co
Anglo Calif Natl Bank—™..;
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
Steel
Armco
Armour &
Atchison
Atlantic
Atlas
Gas
Corp..
(111) '(tJri)
Dow
Chemical
I)
Refining
Corp
..50
a95 %
Lilies
Air
Kodak
Dorado
28%
tUn)
3
7%
Bond
Baltimore
Bandini
<fe
Corp
Share
Gas
General
Electric
General
Foods
Co
Bethlehem Steel
Conv
2nd
Gillette Co
Co
(Un)_.
Golden
Berg-Warner
Corp
For footnotes
North
Great
Hawaiian
Ry
10%
Feb
Jun
40%
Feb
17%
18
320
17%
Jun
22%
8
Feb
120
68
Mar
68%
Feb
14%
15
1,458
12
Jan
15%
Jun
75
75
25
75
July
29'A
30
1,521
26%
Jun
93%
94 %
125
91%
Jun
102 %
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16
30%
Apr
31%
7%
Jun
a70 % a70%
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29%
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2
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10
63
63
1,500
—-
63
30% July
16%
Feb
Feb
16 % Mar
Apr
60
32% July
Jan
32'A
556
29
Apr
6'A
7%
6,525
4
Mar
7 Ve
a36 %
a36 a36 %
140
34%
Jun
60
12'A al2%
a95%
167
a97
July
42%
Jan
12'A
Jun
17%
Jan
92
Apr
99% Mar
50
23%
Jun
27%
42%
42%
304
41%
Jun
47
5'A
5%
1,625
a24% a24%
5%
Jan
14
56 %
32%
a
Feb
July
63
7
a96%
Feb
9% Mar
July
14%
July
75
32%
Jan
Apr
7%
5% July
Jan
50
24 %
Feb
27% Mar
33
33
215
32%
Jun
37
40
40%
615
39%
Jun
46 %
%
%
500
3A
Jun
5%
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23% a23%
40%
--
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Jan
ft
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
200
5'A
Jun
a37'A a37%
--
69
34%
Jun
43
73%
454
67%
Feb
52
74% May
54% Mar
Jan
a54 %
52%
Jan
60 'A
60'A
742
58
Jun
69 %
Feb
10 %
10%
10%
335
10
Feb
12%
Apr
17
17
17
100
15'A
Jan
17%
Apr
25'/8
25'/a
142
24
Jun
27%
Apr
37%
37%
236
36
Feb
37% July
a54 a54%
—
Jan
17%
3,648
15%
Jun
18% Mar
70
70
10
66
Jun
78
Apr
a49% a50%
83
49% July
54%
Jan
1%
715
1% July
2%
Feb
17%
•
•
1
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3
21% Mar
17
15%
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•
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non-cum
class
Co
a54 %
%
,
13
15
186
13
53 %
Apr
58-7b Mar
527
a54% a56%
13
1
A
Ltd
Pineapple Co
Battery
12%
Jan
13% May
class
Co
23%
Class
Holly
(Un)
B
Co
23
11%
30
28% Mar
Jun
14% July
Jun
33
July
Mar
2%
—
2%
800
2%
Jun
5'A
Jan
1.25
200
1.20
Jan
1.70
Jan
l
12.50
Corp
Foods
Inc
Maryland
Power
■
—6%
Mines Corp
(Un)
IXL
Oil
38%
16
48%
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25
14
14
July
al4
1.50
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5
1.60
1,334
1.15
Apr
53
Apr
16%
Mar
2.00 Mar
li.
a—
65
27%
28 %
560
27%
41%
41%
174
40%
162
48%
Jun
__
Apr
Mar
18% Mar
Jun
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a37
1.50
—
1
40%
May
a37
——
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Co
62
a51% a51%
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12%
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Car
a37
*
Mining
Oil
Motor
a__
Jun
33
Jan
Apr
45
Mar
54
Jan
7%
(Un)
com
(Un)
Mining
51
51
51
•
16%
16%
16%
675
16% July
20%
Jan
33%c
Co
Tel
&
Co
11
11
11
300
10'/a
Jan
12%
Jan
29c
29c
29c
400
28c
Jun
40c
Apr
P2
Co
45% July
Kansas
13%
Jan
15% Mar
Kennecott Copper Corp
Jan
200
1.25
'
'
■
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common
Jan
15'A
3,438
30
Feb
54
358
14%
30
•
Development
Jun
58
24
12%
14%
•
*
(Un)
A
'
a__
i
2%
300
2%
Feb
2%
&
Aluminum
Chemical
&
686
13%
Jun
15 %
Feb
Light
585
28
28%
911
(Un)
(Un)__
Kern County Land
61
Jon
73'/a
21 %
Apr
24
Jan
Maj
26
Jun
30% Mar
a45% a45%
15
45%
Jan
47
3%
3%
105
3%
Jun
17%
17%
105
17% July
20
Mar
64%
64%
294
64%
Jun
82
Feb
45'A
a45%
1
8%
♦
2.50
Corp
Power &
22%
45%
418
43%
Jun
59'/a
Jan
1,175
8%
Jan
10%
Apr
com—1
80
Motors
15
22%
22%
10
Steel
Laughlin
Mar
5% Mar
Feb
13%
a61% a61%
a61%
Jones
Libby
McNeill
32%
390
31%
Jun
3,193
152%
Jun
160% Mar
137
70%
Jun
73% May
43%
34 %
40%
42
2,077
25
-
620
34 %
Apr
44%
Jan
37
Jun
42%
Feb
15%
Jun
19%
8 %
a8%
100
37%
243
10%
10%
390
10%
Jun
a95 %
a96
136
91%
Jun
'30
28%
a28%a29%
48
61c
100
7%
7%
220
Jan
July
37%
a
a__
Jun
Inc
1
10%
10%
5
58 %
58%
312
P1.00
1%
1%
677
a5l a51%
130
100
1
11%
11%
130
2.35
2.40
976
9%
9'A
a21
—*
76
12 V*
.
22%
Apr
26 % Mar
11 %
Jun
13%
Feb
200
12'A
20%
410
a20% a2l Ve
22%
—*
(Un)
Macy & Co
Magnavox
Marine
(R H)
common
al6% al6%
-I
Co
Bancorporation
Martin Co
Matson
22% July
25%
Jan
19
10
a
13% al3%
35
17
690
a34% a35%
65
16%
17
(Un)._—
Co
144
2,823
a48% a48%
(Unt
(Glenn)
Navigation
,
16%
15%
Calculators
Merchant
McKesson
43'A Jan
Meier
12% Mar
&
Merck
Mindanao
Jun
30
Apr
Mar
30
Jun
1.10
Jan
Jun
8%
Feb
(Un)
Co
&
Jan
Jun
18
Jan
53
Feb
54% Mar
15 \
Jan
18% Mar
15%
Jun
May
19
Jan
34% May
36%
Feb
15%
Feb
10
Mines
Lode
14%
14%
125
14%
Jun
1
—
—
Mother
18
22%
15%
a2%
a2%
30
2%
Jan
4 Ve Mar
19% al9%
131
19%
Apr
20'A May
3c
65,000
3c
Apr
70c
Feb
al9%
I6%c
a
3c
—,P.10
6c
Jan
Mar
57c
Inc
Inc
Mfg Co common
Jan
30
Robbins
&
Frank Co
Menasco
100'A
9%
7
Corp
Apr
a__
35%
Libby
&
Aircraft
Jan
7%
M
M
&
J
&
M
Cons
9% July
24%
Jun
3
Feb
9
Feb
57%
1
Apr
% July
49%
Jun
11% Mar
Utilities
11% Mar
14% Mar
67% Mar
1%
Jan
57'A
Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Auto
Corp
(Un)
1.30
11,229
1%
1%
149,869
75
22
Jun
1% July
_
Apr
_1% July
28'A Max
59
•
30
59
284
59
Jun
65
Mar
29 %
30
822
28
Jun
36
25%
National
Prod
Distillers
Gypsum
20%
Feb
20% July
315
19
Jun
-
21% Mar
16%
180
14%
Jan
16 % July
20%
May
120
)r.
20'A
20%
718
20% July
24%
al8% al8%
5
-1
216
20'A
16%
1
(Un)
Co
20%'
20 %
23 %
Jan
22% May
13% Mar
64
39%
Apr
48%
Feb
Niagara
25
54%
Jun
North
1__5
54% Jun
a74% a74%
20
76
80%
Apr
North
3.00
Jr.
Jan
20%
3
~1
Fibres
National City Lines—
a38% a39%
Feb
5
10
Co
1%
1.25
a22% a22%
1.25
1.50
Apr
a55% a55%
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrison-Knudsen
4%
10c
.
30 % Mar
2.40
2.15
(Un)
Rights
a38%
July
35%
100
Corp
Oil
Hancock
Hobbs
--15
page 41.
100
490
17%
10
common
_
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
___5
see
8
38%
—1
Ltd
Co
preferred
-r—l
(Un)
8
38%
--
—5
common
State
4%
--A--
(Un)
(Un)
Gladding McBean & Co
(Un)^_^_
Boeing Airplane Co
Borden
Jan
Mar
*
43
100
11%
July
*
preferred
General Public Utilities
214
3
2
67
58
13
•
5
Corp
Kaiser
3
i
Jun
_10
(Un)
Corp
Motors
National
Bishop Oil Co' 1
Blair Holdings Corp
55%
*
Paint Corp common
Kaiser
135
a51
195
57 %
——
73%
General
15% May
100
•
36% Mar
5
Corp
General
49% May
9%
(Un)
21%
Jun
(Un)
Jan
25%
(Un)
Apr
32%
•
& Chem
July
9%
lUn)
19%
43
3
Ltd
Petroleums
Machinery
Jan
15
50
1
14 Ve
25%
,
Corp
(Un)
-—
36
100
Co
Aviation
Benguet Cons Mining
44% May
633
1
Co
Co
50
(Un)__13
(Un)
20
44% Ma>
Feb
13 %
•
100
1
RR
Petroleum
Eankline Oil
Bendix
Ohio
Jun
PCD
39%
(Un)—10
Corp Ltd
Federated
Food
&
Capwell
Montana-Dakota
Baldwin-Lima-Hanfilton
Feb
17%
*U74
13
10c
(Un)
common
14%
61c
a
:_P2
'
Jan
94% Mar
a34% a34%
—3
Works
Natural
Paso
Inc
Co
Oil
(Un)
Nemours
Apr
a28% a28%
10
________—5
Wedge
Mfg
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Corp
.5
—
Fe
de
Apr
al6% al6%
-
95
Jun
5
Laboratories class
(E
13>A
34%
-i
71% July
80%
•
Co
Mont
Pont
49% July
25% Mar
__
Jan
1
(Un)
du
42 %
60
,
50%
Apr
20
1
Du
140
43% May I
..10
Co
42%
22
32
297
20 %
■
Feb
Jan
130
150
465
90
.__5
—
41%
22 %
17%
225
14
a—
Jan
Jun
18 % May
al8% al8%
25
-
48%
50
42
1.35
42%
a
42%
58
75'A Mar
I
Jan
a42% a42%
—
15%
70%
a44% a44%
__
93
15 %
80
a20% a20%
5
Top & Santa
Atok-Big
Avco
Oil
379
al7%
5
(Un )
(Un)
Paper
a74% a75 %
50
20
a73
a81 a83%
58
Tel
•
(Un)
a71%
15%
Intex
25
(Un)
150
15%
International
31%
25
<Un)_
Corp
American
45%
58
International
153% 154%
154%
95
25
common
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Douglas Oil Co
Loew's
(Un)
Tel
490
15 %
Feb
13%
—
34%
37
15%
Jan
2%
.5
36%
™.
_
International Nickel of Canada (Un)—•
High
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
Jun
*
28%
20
Jan
1.00
5
44%
Low
100
38%
3,050
•
1
common
4G% July
14%
Jan
25% July
338
1.25
Fruit Corp class A com—3
B
24% July
a31% a31%
63%
al7% al8%
23
(new)
Amer
Corp
Abbey Co
Cypress
125
14%
14%
B—*
Jun
•
of
Curtiss-Wright
Lockheed
American
Corp
305
45%
50%
a81
1
Preferred
International Harvester
Range Since Jan. 1
Smelting A Refining—
S
Bank
Hioh
(Unj_*
American
&
Nat'l
24%
45%
1,253
5
Preferred
-10
52%
1.05
a72%
.*
common
14%
—
33%
45%
A...."*
(Un)
America
14
25
—
American
Refining
of
48%
■
class
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
40%
——•
Jun
*
(Un)
a4l % a4i %
1
(Uni
common
Car
Y
N
of
Idaho
Broadcasting-Paramount
.
25%
•
Coppermines
Consol
a48% a49%
48%
a
—
(Un)
90
Jun
25
Indus
a68% a68%
•
Ltd
Airlines
27%
Jan
a24% a25%
*
Eclison
40%
__
17% May
5%
a27 a27 %
—._
A__2%
cl
system
Low
5
*
American
Inc
Iron
System (Un)
Solvents (Un)
Idaho
far Week
•
(Un)
common
13% Mar
23
400
51%
al7%
10
Chem
Hunt
Sales
Shares
&
24%
Laboratories
Reduction
ef Prices
522
538
5%
Jan
26% Mar
July
Exchange
Week's
15'A
23%
1.10
*
(Un)
Consolidated
Hudson
Friday
15
a24%
25
(Un)
com
Gas
Honolulu
STOCKS
22% Mar
52%
25
Co
Commonwealth
Honiestake
San Francisco Slock
Jun
.
2%
Commercial
Jun
32%
1
Engineering &. Foundry Co
Vanadium Alioys Steel
20
100
Broadcast
Columbia
Jan
39 % Mar
Apr
1%
28
5
-
United
(Un)
Ry
RR
B
Greyhound
Standard
no
Jan
200
8
8
—
Feb
20
20
Jan
Mar
21%
1
..
$2.50 convertible preferred
Bolt
7
21'A
-5
Pitts Screw &
12%
27%
10
Corp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
22 % Mar
July
27%
1
.
_
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
600
25%
.
__
_
82
7%
18
17%
'
Class
*
.
Manufacturing
13
7%
<
Jan
Jun
—
•
(Un)
Fuel
Columbia
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
100
18%
15
5
10
common
Corp
Colorado
Eureka
--
-8.50
Manufacturing Co
McKinney
12%
tf
Harbison Walker Refractories
Star
for Week
18'/8
Apr
14 % July
65
23'A
1
Ohio
El
High
18%
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
Joy
Low
•
Co
Paul
Service
Emporium
Sharea
10%
Jan
100
15
25
(Un)
Corp
Electric
8aies
•
Co
Columbia Gas System
Lone
ef Prices
&
St
Preferred
El
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Tractor
Eureka
Eastman
Friday
Ry
9%
14'A
2
Corp of America
Central
Eastern
STOCKS
14'A
3
Ltd
Co
142
—
5
Co
Oil
$3 preferred
58%
•
common
Pacific
Feb
*
common
Co
Paper
United
El
preference
4%
6
.20
Corp
Public
Bun
Co common
preferred
Cement
Packing Corp
Atlantic
High
Low
10
14% al4%
a
10
Crucible Steel Co.
i
Fhila Transportation
14'A
Bang* Sine* Jan. 1
High
10
5
Canadian
Mar
30%
21%
•
common
Jan
43%
*
Co...
Calaveras
California
10
2%
(Un)
Byron Jackson Co
Caterpillar
l
103% July
13
Sullivan
Sbares
Mar
4
"
103 % July
154
&
tor Week
Low
10
Corp
11% Mar
•
Corp common
Jan
Hill
Burroughs
Canadian
Jun
25
3'A
9%
Chemical Corp
1
Delaware Power & Lignt common__13%
Co
Jan
20'A
Davison
Finance
161%
19%
•.
Storage
40% July
27%
ic
Chrysler Corp
Electric
Feb
27%
_1
Securities
Bunker
High
Co—
Company
Curtis
High
40
8
Range Since Jan. 1
19%
13
common
Budd
Shares
*
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baldwin Securities Corp
Bankers
1547
Par
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
10
_
Co—
Transit
40'/a
100
Corporation
City
Baltimore
Low
♦
American Stores Co
Atlantic
for Week
of Prices
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Rant*
Last
Sales
Week'e
Last
STOCKS
Feb
N
Y
Central
RR
Mohawk
American
Power
American Co
(Un)
25 %
1.382
•
a26%
a25% a26%
532
1
al6%
al6%
•
(Un)
Aviation
(Un)
10
25
20
al7
..
65
20
175
20%
Apr
26%
Jun
25
Jun
28 %
Feb
16%
Jan
20% Mar
19%
Jun
23 % Mar
;
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1
Commercicft'and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 13, 1953
The
m
(180)
^
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
week'*
rrld*y
LjkBt
STOCKS-
Invest
5%%
preferred
—25
—
Pacific Railway
Northern
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Oahu'Sugar Co Ltd
Oil
Oceanic
1
common
(Un)
(Un)
Edison Co
Oil
Co
1
(Un)
8
(Un)
•
Oliver United Filters class A
Class
Pabco
B
•
Products
Inc
Pacific
American
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
6%
5%
1st preferred
red
series
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific
Petroleums
Corp
1st
preferred
a69
70
67 %
Jun
83%
50
13%
Jan
18 % Mar
12 %
14%
Feb
2.75
„
2.80
1,100
2.60
Jun
205
34 %
Jun
39%
90
31%
31%
19
19
—
13%
51%
31 y2
130
18 y2
120
13%
13%
a9%
56
Apr
Sears
Roebuck
11%
30
Tel
&
Tel
Sinclair
Jan
15 %
Jun
5%
Mar
Jun
32%
31%
32%
28%
1,974
240
30 %
Jun
27%
Jun
Pacific
Southern Cal
34 %
Jan
31'
Motor
Co
Stendel
Palmer
Pan Amer
com
Co
Southern
Pacific
Oil
10c
World Airways
(Un)
.1
Standard
Brands
608
25%
Jun
Feb
Standard
Oil
Co
58%
1,047
56 %
Apr
61 % Mar
Standard
Oil
of
al0% al0%
120
13% Mar
Stanley-Warner Corp
....5
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)_T__—-——.5
58%
28
9% Jun
21
103
17
Apr
21 %
25
25%
323
24
Apr
25 % May
114 115%
237
112
Jun
119'A Mar
250
130
Jun
141
131% 132%
35%
37
23%
490
Jun
Studebaker
Corn
5%
5%
43c
40c
a9%
aio
Sylvania
Texas
5
751
36c
4,600
9%
177
6%
Apr
54c
Jun
11%
Jun
Jan
Apr
Feb
Trans
Pure
30 % Mar
Union
675
20
Apr
23%
Jan
Union
Jan
15
Apr
United
Jun
43
Feb
,
26'A July
13%
13%
13%
100
11
12%
32%
32%
33%
691
31%
Co
•
•
(Un)
•
a29% a29%
Carbide
31%
Feb
52%
100
36 J/2
Jun
Air
Can
68% Mar
Jun
41 %
Jan
32 %
Apr
37%
Jan
2,763
33 y2
Jun
39 y8 Mar
387
22%
Jun
26 Va
j
j
Feb
Jun
32% Mar
33% Mar
9
July
14%
208
13%
Jun
44
-,45
1,958
42%
Jun
49% Mar
1
a47% a47y4
a42% a42%
40
46%
Jun
47
Jun
I
Mar
400
13
!
Jan
16 %
Jan
15
40%
Jan
47
28%
28'%
385
27 y2
Jan
28% Mar
52%
52%
2,195
50
Jun
59%
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a73
258
.
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Jan
Jan
]
57
10y4 Mar
11'/b May
I
65
all % ally*
a34 a34%
30% 30%
18 l8y8
.
32%
35
68%
78 Va
Apr
Apr
May
43 Va
500
16%
Jun
21% Mar
760
31 y2
Jun
39 y2
208
50%
Jun
25
9%
Jun
22.'%
—
.
30% July
a53% a54y8
al0% al0%
30%
22%
415
21J/2
Jun
28
27y8
2,581
25%
Apr
29% Mar
18
L5%
Jun
19%
Feb
260
14%
Jun
17%
Jan
71%
Jan
325
33]/4
33 %
—
25
&
&
—
2
27
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—5
—
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,
1
1
—
15%
al6
15%
65
65%
common^_25
39 Ve
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39%
37.%
37%
—
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Carbon
(Un)
(Un),
Corp
Lines
a53%
10
t
5
r
Inc
Glass
.
....
10
—
Co
,
Feb
i
Jan
i
500
liy2 Mar
Mar
63%
710
,
577/8 Mar
'
.
,
Jun
37 J/8
484
,
.
Jun
42 y2 Mar
Apr
39 y8 May
33 V2
25'/a
Jun
32
510
10
Jan
liy8 May
379
24 V4 July
20
a25% a26%
a25%
2%
United Gas Corp common
55%
218
250
39 % July
43 %
Jan
United
115
56 %
60%
Jan
U
Apr
36 y2
Mar
10%
10%
24%
24%
al%
al%
17
1%
Jun
27
27
411
25%
Jun
28% May
39
39
664
37%
Jun
44
47 y2
47%
114
41%
Feb
51% May
9
—
9%
657
8 y2
Jun
,
Jan
39%
a51%a52%
79% July
Jun
—
..I
50c
of California
Aircraft
United
55%
__
i
OiJ
Airlines Inc
Oil Co
39%
„
__
——1
7.50
(Un)—
Products
Tri-Continental Corp
225
(Un)
Inc
Oil
Jan
132
9
a72%
'
1
(Un)
Corp
World
22
Phillips Petroleum Co..
Pullman
93%
I
29
—
15
Associated
Transamerica
26%
a29%
Jan
30
28Vs
1
J
Company (Un)
Incorporated
21%
3
N
Oil Corp
Electric
Water
26%
—
•
California
Textron
33%0
(Un)
54 y4
115
44 %
——1
(Un)
Inc
of
Corp
United
Phllco
Jan
14%
a47%
a42%
new
—
1
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12c
59% May
54 y4
Feb
47% Mar
Jan
'
•
Co
Southern
50
Pictures Corp (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)_.
Paramount
Feb
Jan
Feb
266
30%
—■
Jan
a9%
Jan
7c
55%
.
I
j
Apr
23 '/2 Mar
326
79%
38!/4
34%
35
$55/e
23% 23%;
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Southern
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-
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571
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23
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25
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Mar
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Pacific
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6
——,
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.
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36% 37%
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1,388
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10
60
28
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of Prices
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1
19
19
31%
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Ohio
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common
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142
22%
Jun
29%
Jan
25%
a31% a3l%
421
25% July
34%
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112
33%
Apr
34%
Feb
11
170
11
Jun
14
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Western
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87
54
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63
33
33%
205
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49
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50
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>
396
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Power
Westates Petroleum
Remington Rand (Un)
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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10
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Canadian Funds
Friday
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Power
$1.50
&
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1,285
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7
100
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13y2
20
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Algoma Steel
Aluminium
of Prices
Low
—100
—
Asbestos Corp common
Atlas Steels Ltd
Jan
25 Va
Jan
26%
Feb
6%
Jan
7%
36
945
33 %
Jun
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100
37
Apr
May
Jun
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24
May
105% July
41
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Brazilian
British
Canadian
$1.75
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Feb
84
24
Apr
27%
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520
16
May
23%
Jan
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Elec
Forest
British
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Canadian
Building
Canada
$1.30
Canada
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45
Jan
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37%
Jan
40
Jun
Consol
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9%
Jun
11%
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2,313
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79
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49
49
100
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50
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•
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35
16
100
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38'/2
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35
38 Va
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May
Mar
35
5.90
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5% May
36% Mar
Apr
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July
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Jun
19
40
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Mar
Mar
75
72'/2
75
787
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Apr
87
29
28%
29
500
27
Jan
29% Mar
20 Va
20
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20
July
22%
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100y2
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90
98 %
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101 Vs
100
100%
100% 100%
22
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Jan
101
on all
Canadian securities.
on
Canadian Stock
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
footnotes
see
page 41.
145
102
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105
24
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33
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625
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305
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110
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2,545
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33%
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300
16
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19
•
13
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1,265
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62
63
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4,307
12
Jun
16%
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17
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9
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Feb
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*
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*
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100
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The
Stock Exchange
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1
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and
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—
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Feb
July
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Jan
Jan
140 %
May
QUE.
of
Canada
wires with
Maritime
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Branches
-
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140
Canadian Stock Exchange
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Feb
Jan
8
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295
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74
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8
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common
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
30 Broad Street
34%
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_
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_
—
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_
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1.635
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105
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•
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Feb
18%
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preferred
40
Feb
20
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Jun
330
38
25%
Equipment
Dominion
34
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;
34%
"
94% July
25
preferred
Canada Safeway
Jun
2,891
19
•
Dredging
Cement
Iron
36
19
Products
Gold
31 Ve
25
class
6Vc
Pacific
18%
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-
37%
18%
Vickers
Consumers
A
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20% July
26%
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10 Ve
Products
class
Apr
105
Canadian Oil ComDanies com
10
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—
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17
May
10 Ve
100
preferred
3,355
■
39%
•
pfd
?
20%
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Cellulose
&
Cottons
*
4%
50% Mar
19%
__
common
Canadian
•
preferred
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4,080
Feb
20
*
_
preferred.
Cliem
39>/2
common
British
Bruck
210
46
1120
Converters
Canadian
80
37 >/2
High
55
-
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Feb
1
5,251
36'/2
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49
—-
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series
39%
Lgt & Pwr
Columbia
4%%
__
...
_
25
American
British
5%
Tract
•
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
48
50
common
Canners
A
Canadian
Power & Paper class A
—
preferred
Canadian Car &
Canadian
1
Bathurst
Bell
5%
Canadian
Low
48
9
pfd
Breweries
Bronze
Share*
Feb
491/4
104
__
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47%
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Apr
35%
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__
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for Week
•
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Canadian
for Week
•
common
preferred
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Bale*
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Bale Price
Abltibi
Par
Week's
>
of Prices
Bale Price
Canada
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Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
Moncton,
N.
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i
Number1-5237. ..T/te Commercial
Volume 178
and Financial Chronicle
37
(181)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCK#
Week's
Range
Donohue
Bros
Ltd
Dow
Brewery
Dryden Paper
Ltd
Eddy
Shares
Low
13%
14
100
12%
Apr
14
V18
1,013
15%
Jan
18
July
35
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st 22
25
33%
Feb
35
July
22
21
Mar
23
Feb
35
20
Corp
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21
21
18%
Jun
14%
Jan
Apr
17 %
Jan
Fraser
12%
12%
325
•
14%
14%
400
Jan
11
14
common
STOCKS
2iy4 May
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo
Nlfd
5%
Power
common..
*
Brown
Company
General
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
General
Steel
490
104
75
101
Feb
107
109
10
105%
Jan
109% May
5%
700
Jan
33%
120
6
July
45% Mar
Ltd
*>
3
:
Motors
General
&
33 ',2
20%
4.95
32
60
60
116
57%
*
16%
16%
200
16
48
48
100
47%
220
32%
common
pfd inc 19271—50
Alabastlne
•
48
35
-
34%
35%
2nd
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
Feb
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Apr
•
July
39
Mar
Oil
Oil
•
Ltd.
$1.50
preferred
International
6%
Bronze
Powders
Co
200
42%
Jan
40
Jun
58
Feb
Canadian
Western
Jun
12%
Jan
Canadian
WesUngiiouse Co
8.65
46
30
Catelli
Foods
Claude
Neon
30%
1,635
10%
11 Va
8,420
23%
300
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%
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725
5%
Jan
6 % May
31%
30%
31%
2,221
29%
Jun
36% Mar
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32%
70
29%
Jun
36% Mar
Consolidated
38
38%
600
37 %
Jun
38% July
Crain
Ltd
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200
5
Jun
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80
16
Mar
David
&
1
5%
25
9%
23
Jun
36%
Jan
Jan
11 % July
Jan
24
Nickel of Canada
*
common
International
Paper
International
Petroleum
International
Power
International
6%
Ltd..__
Apr
46%
Jan
38%
Apr
51
402
47%
Jun
55
23%
23%
620
22%
Jun
Pipe
Corp
70
25
62
Apr
70%
Feb
26%
26%
60
24%
Jun
29%
Jan
21%
9
Line
21%
7%
Public
Service
preferred
a
common
__
_
22%
6,440
19%
Jun
29%
Feb
15%
100
_
Mar
15'A
100
100
10
30
30
390
—
'
305
123%
100
Jan
Feb
15% July
100% May
; 11 ■
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of
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the
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Ltd
Lumber Co
class
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30
8%
B
7%
;
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*
Ltd
7%
7%
Adv
10
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Mailman
5%
&
Bloedel
Corp
Ltd
preferred
Export class
Frere
priority
__
_
_
_________
Eastern
Steel
Ltd
Ford
35
16
Jun
18%
183%
100
183%
Jan
Frontenac
Breweries
a83
a83
25
8%
8%
2,496
'
8%
Class
B
Montreal
_
Feb
7% July
9
6%
Great
Lakes
Flour
Page-Hei-sey
Penmans
Placer
_
Corp
Bros
4%
of
80
7%
Publishing
(Albert)
Jan
84
Jun
103/8
Groceteria
Lowney
Co
Ltd
28
Jun
38
Jan
Maple
24
Jun
26%
Jan
a24%
45
24
Jun
14'A
75
14
Mar
26
Jan
31
25
31
Jun
36
Co
Feb
68
995
63
Jun
78%
Feb
30%
812
293%
Apr
31%
St
Lawrence
a20
a21
125
66
67%
180
Series
A
Class
4%
B
Sherwin
Corp
pfd
Moore
Corp
Royal
preferred
4 % %
_
a50
Jun
Newfoundland
Jan
Power Corp
a50
20
48
52
Jan
35
35
815
32
Jun
45
1,590
20
Apr
24% July
Mar
Jun
40
515
31
31%
1,060
94
94
94
25
14%
15
2,035
12%
21
22
250
18%
15%
16
98 (p
137/8 May
98
Williams
of
Canada
33%
Breweries
Steel
Co
6%
n
of
34
Mar
Renold
Coventry
July
Russell
Jan
15
22
Jun
Apr
99
327
30%
Apr
373/8 Mar
1,430
36%
Jun
43
Thrift.
Stores
45%
46
551
42%
Feb
46
50%
400
47%
Jan
19%
25
20
Apr
.
50
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a
98
Feb
United
Steel
Wabasso
Walker
Weston
Grocers
(Geoi
4%
Winnipeg
Zellers
6 7r
and
Limited
Feb
24
July
Feb
17
25%
160
21
Jan
26
preferred
.
_
31%
165
27%
Jan
31% July
31%
1.080
29
Apr
34%
Jan
32%
32 %
110
30 3A
Apr
34
Jan
19%
20
669
13%
Jan
213% May
13%
.
13%
1.3%
605
11%
Jan
15
May
12%
400
12% July
16
Max-
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68
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122
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118
Jan
125
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Finance
July
15
15
300
13
Jan
15
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28%
28%
28 %
105
27%
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30% Mar
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class
38
37%
38
2,030
33
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11c
1,500
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17c
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Canada
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56,550
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33
Mar
1.37 July
Apr
1.49 July
20c
51c
May
2.25
Apr
5.70 July
2c
Jan
3%c Mar
134,200
9c
Jun
20c
3,500
62c
Feb
May
1.04 Apr
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200
4c
Feb
67c
68c
3,500
56c
Jun
1.09'May
12c
14c
2,000
9c
Jan
15c
48%c
60c
110,200
34c
Jun
84c
Feb
32c
37c
9,600
4%c
Jan
1.10
Apr
3.35
__
*
67c
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13c
,
1
56c
1
1
32c
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3.40
1
11 %c
1
4c
1
25c
1
1
Mines
Chibougamau
1.700
28c
5.20
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1.49
23c
5.25
1.48
—
5.45
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Baslca
11%
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Ltd
Metals
Belle
420
5
Lead Mines Ltd
Arnora
29%
Mar
Stocks—
Mines
Ascot
29%
Ltd
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Mining Corp
Amerinium Mines
Anacon
29%
—"
Corporations class B
Canada
__
5c
Feb
Feb
6
Mar
7% May
Mines Ltd
Belville Gold
Bonvllle
Gold
Boreal
Rare
105
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
29% Mar
25
23
Mar
July
Gold
Gold
Bouzan
Ltd
Metals
Bouscadillac
18%
25
Ltd
Mines
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Mines
Ltd
Mines- Ltd
Brunhurst
Mines
Brunswick
Ltd
Mining
&
Smelting
:
4.00 May
3.50
3,950
2.50 Mar
10c 11'Ac
5,500
4c
1,000
3%c Jan
3c
Jan
22c
4c
23c
28c
4,500
22c
Jun
46c
19%
18
19%
225
—
3.80
3.80
100
8c
14% Feb
23%
Feb
Feb
Apr
Apr
Ranks—
10
33%
33
333%
1,850
31
10
40
39
40
1,185
383/8 May
Jan
34%
42
Jun
Mar
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd____
Cassiar
Celta
31 3 8
34%
10
175
28%
Jan
32
30%
125
27%
Apr
30%
34%
10
32
30%
32
10
35'A
1.288
31%
Jan
36
July
Jun
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Dev
Corp Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
&
Chibougamau
Chimo
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Central
Lead
Coulee
Cournor
MONTREAL
ST9CK
CANADIAN
STOCK
Mines
Cadillac
Mines
TROIS-RIVIERES
East
Sullivan
500
10c
3,500
35c
37c
10c
17,500
1,000
4.40 Mar
1.45 Jun
--
1
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37c
1
-
,
10c
17%
17%
300
2.34
2.10
2.65
70c
70c
79c
36,700
12,000
1.10
1.13
—
Jan
19c
1
July
3c
Jun
10c
reb
9c
Jun
25c
Feb
28c
Jun
7%c Jun
Sol
Ltd
17'A July
38c
54%c Jun
16%cMar
22% Mar
4.20 Jan
2.10 July
Gold
Mines
Ltd
1
—
800 I
50c
Jan
SHERBROOKL
94c
Jun
1.63
Jan
6.70
Jan
Ltd
-_1
5.30
5.25
5.40
3,175
4.35
Apr
Corp Ltd
1
1.18
1.10
1.24
2,500
1.05
Feb
10c
12c
7,000
8c
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Ltd—
1
—
May
1.05
Jun
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15c
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1
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Mines
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5%c
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Metals
Fontana
41
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Nickel
Rim
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5%c
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PL-9501
1181 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
pee
2,500
19c
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ST. WEST, MONTREAL
Telephone
footnotes
21c
1
EXCHANGE
276 ST. JAMES
For
500
19c
—
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East
QUEBEC
7,700
1.85
Dominican Asbestos Mines Ltd
EXCHANGE
116,454
1.85
Ltd
Dome
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
&
Mining
HART
STOCK
15c
1.13
1.00
4.50 Mar
1.50 Feb
9.40 Mar
19%c Feb
1.35 Jan
50c
Jan
May
Consolidated
MEMBERS:
12c
1.00
14 %c
_1
1
Consolidated Rochette Mines Ltd
&
2,400
.
Apr
6.25 July
6%c Jan
80c
Jun
2.30
47,275
6.25
—
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Ltd
Explorers
92c
6.50
75c
82c
*
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Consolidated
SAVARD
,
27 »/2 Mar
Mar
94%
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class
Canada
Windsor
Arno
12%
.
;
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90c
1.15
61%
—
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Jun
31%
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preferred
8%
4.10
Mar
19%
100
common
Jun
*
preferred
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Western
34
_
6
1.15
4.50
Jun
5.00
10
United
12%
a
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,
3.00 July
1st pfd__100
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20
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Jan
387
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5
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38
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3.00
50
July
Jan
98
50
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23
Jun
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Canada
68% May
Jan
38
4.50
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part 2nd
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94
98
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Feb
22
Apr
—
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66
125
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25
23
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3.75
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67
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Mar
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2.50 Mar
300
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1
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of
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18
34
1
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3.25
200
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150
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Jun
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100
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4.50
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3.40
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Mexican
65%
67%
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500
37%
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189
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19
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a
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Apr
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Feb
19
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425
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21
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Feb
Feb
105
Jan
25
—
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Jun
145
*
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July
10%
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Jun
3.90
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Jan
25%
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19
8%
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100
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class
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23
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25%
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Jan
25 %
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10
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Feb
7%
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3.30
Jun
4.65
Jun
30
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Jun
16%
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11%
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3%
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5
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MacMillan
13,300
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200
7%
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4.35
3.75
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class B
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100
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Gen
Hubbard Felt
*
common
9%
10%
__
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____*
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Jamaica
Mar
29% Mar
70
23%
4,021
50%
*
Feb
159
Jan
18
42%
*
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Intel-provincial
41%
7.50
common
Co
41%
42
Jan
Jan
Mar
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Intl
Jun
146%
4.00
v
25%
May
23%
28
33%
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22%
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2,007
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Canadian
9.50
38%
Feb
14
Canadian
%
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50
25
Feb
46%
30
.
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125
Jan
11
•
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19
23
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45%
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*
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Imperial
Jun
16
Jun
9.50
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Jan
Jan
47
17
46%
*
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97%
125
100
&
Jun
1,150
14
18%
44%
86
16%
25
18%
44 %
25
48 %
397
18 %
88
Jan
Mar
48
*
preferred
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12
16%
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44%
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Investments
Apr
48
Jun
16%
__
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8%
48%
__
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Apr
3,535
High
21% July
*
*
7%
7
9%
Low
145
*
;
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67% Mar
17.%
3,930
9
*
Ltd
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8%
25
9%
__
Canada
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
8%
8%
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co
Canada Mailing Co
Vinegars
Shares
21%
__
1
common
preferred
22% Mar
Apr
Co
1st preferred
Canadian
*
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Canadian
5
.
Wares
Goodyear Tire 4'<>
Lime
$3.00
21%
100
preferred
Gypsum
22
100
preferred
5% %
for Week
88
5
conv
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
*
$5
Gatineau
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
661
•
Ltd
Funds
Friday
' 1
21%
Foundation Co of Canada common.,
Co's
Canadian
Feb
16%
I
Canadian
10
v.
14
«
pfd
JULY
Canadian Stock Exchange
High
17%
__
A
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
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•
;
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of Prices
Low
_*
common
Paper Co class
Famous
WEEK
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Iron
Mines
Ltd
(1945)
*
Ltd
1
*
,
Jun
15% Jun
1.64 May
17
90c
17
7,900
600
70c
17
1.11
1 00
1.11
15,900
80c
Feb
1.53
4'Ac
4'Ac
500
3c
Jun
5.70
5.85
1.000
Jan
9.25 Feb
88c
1
*
Mines
—
5.70
82c
5.70 Jun
7c
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Apr
«
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(182)
Monday, July 13, 1953
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
*
(Conk)
week a
Friday
Low
Par
Golden
Manitou
Graham
Mines
Shares
Low
Gold
•
94c
94c
2.59
1.00
8,500
58c
Feb l
21c
20c23%c
19.000
19c
Jun
32c
36c
8,000
32c
Ju'iy
12%
840
19,500
48c
l
—
2.58
__
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals
1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd_
5
13%
Inspiration Mining &, Dev
l
2.30
■
2.20
13%
2.55
_1
70c
"""
65c
81c
43,700
65c
Jun
3c
3,000
3c
3.80
We
Jan
1.43
specialize in and have complete information
Jun
CANADIAN
Jan
61c
Jan
32c
STOCKS
High
2.30 May
3.000
Mines
Ltd
GOLD
CANADIAN
Range Since Jen. I
High
•
Mines Ltd
Bousquet
Grandines
of Prices
gale Price
10
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED JULY
Sa'es
on
all
GOLD STOCKS
Jun
61c
Inquiries invited.
Iso
Uranium
Mines,.
12% Jun
15%
Jan
Jan
5.20
Apr
1.85
C.
C.
Feb
BAY
200
Jack
Lake
Mines
Jaculet
Mines
Jordun
Mines
Kenmayo
Ltd
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
1
Mines
Gold
Ltd
„_...l
Mines
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Lingside
Gold
Mines
1
Merrill
Island
6.65
11,000
8c
Jun
14c
19
100
17c
8,000
10c
Apr
47c
Jan
80c
4,500
40c
Jun
80c
Jun
33c
29,500
70c
Jan
6.65* 6.65
200
17
Mar
Jun
25c
6.65 July
Ltd
8.65
Toronto Stock
Feb
Friday
6 %c
2,500
4c
Jan
9%c
Feb
16c
6,000
14c
Jun
25c
Jan
92c
1.00
7,500
82c
Apr
1.10
Jan
57V2
58%
175
57% July
69%
Jan
Abltibl
$1.50
Mining Corp Ltd
5fi!%
1
37c
37c
42c
20.300
12
12
200
35c
Jun
STOCKS
Mines
v
66c
Mar
11%
Jun
14%
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Ltd
__
•
,
29c
35c
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50c
.
35c
11,500
4%c
4%c
2.000
Jan
50c
65c
19,660
May
41c
Power
&
Paper common..
8c
Mar
65c
Nechi
Cons
New
Dredging
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Goldvue
__
1
__
10c
1
Mines
New
Highridge
New
Larder
__
Mining Co
Pacific
New
Ryan
New
Coal
Mines
Agnew-Surpass common
AJax Petroleums
40c
45c
4.300
35c
May
90c
90c
3,000
68c
Jun
10c 12%c
11,000
10c
July
36c
Apr
Jan
22c23%c
2,000
22c
July
54c
Feb
Albermont
Alberta
Jan
47c
1.65
Mines
Yellow
Akaitcho
Knife—.
O'Brien
Gold
315,600
65c
Jun
2.90
Feb
Distil
25c
27c
6,100
25c
July
66c
Feb
Alberta
20c
18c
20c
13.500
18c
July
34Vic
Jan
Aigoma
,__50c
9c
9c
9c
11,600
9c
Jun
18c
Mar
10c
3,500
8%c July
19c
Jan
Ontario
Pyrites
3.00
1,500
4.20
Jan
Aluminium
Co
5%%
30c
25c
34c
23,000
20c
Jun
77c
25c
22c
25c
5,200
18c
May
25c
May
American
a85c
a85c
100
1.15
Feb
American
1.52
1,70
3,100
2.15
Jan
1.52
_♦
Cons
Pitt
Gold
Gold
Mining
Porcupine
Preston
Dredging
Ltd—
Co
Piime
East
Mines
Dome
1
3c
Mar
1.40 May
1
„
3.50
750
3.60
Ltd —1
2.60
3c
3c
5%c
500
2.60
2.88
4,900
10cll%c
5,000
10c
July
4.000
70c
3,000
Chibougatnau
Gold
Fields
Ltd___l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd.—
Quebec
Yellowknife
Quemont
Gold
Mining Corp
77c
Ltd
1
1
Mines
21c
5c
77c
82c
1,24
1
__l
Smelting to Refining
Quebec
__
1.25
2,500
18c 24 Vic
272,860
'
Crest
Gold
Jan
5c
1.84
Jun
1
Jan
21c
Feb
Apr
1.54
Jan
Jun
1.54
May
8c
Jan
4c
Feb
24 %c July
5c
3,000
18
100
__
3%c
3Vic
1,000
3c
May
1.34
1.10
1.37
52,700
90c
Jun
1.45 May
17c
Apr
Rexspar Uranium
Royran
Gold
&
*
Metals
Fields
—1
—
Ltd
1
12c
12c
15c
13,500
8%c
Jan
Ltd
1
4.45
4.45
4.55
600
4.25
Jun
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mjnes
_„l
4%c
4%c
4V2C
2,000
4c
May
34c
33 c
34c)
3.000
31c
Jun
1
6.50
6.50
6.70
900
2.40
2.40
200
14c
18c
24,300
Stadacona
Steep
Mines
ttock
Sullivan
Mines
(1944)
Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
Iron
Cons
Mines
Ltd
1
Jun
6.15
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
2.10
Apr
Silver
•
Trebor
Mines
Mines
14c
Jun
40c
Jun
40c
40c
46c
21.209
1
13c
11 Vic
13c
55,500
6c
Apr
_____1
1.09
90c
1.09
6,500
83c
Jun
j0C
i7C
6,000
11 %c
Jan
3.85
4.20
17,475
44c51Vic
11,000
Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd
Tobrit
15c
Ltd
Ltd
1
Asbestos
Corp
Ltd
1
Vinray Malartic
Vlolamac
4.05
1
.
2.40
—_„______1
Mines
2Vic
1
2.60
2Vic
500
class
Pyrite & Copper___
Jan
Feb
7c
Mar
5.80
Ankeno
Antone
Area
Calgary
&
Calvan
Co
3,100
7,800
36c
Jun
25c
26c
3,500
25c
May
2.10
2.39
16,800
3%c
1,000
30c
__
1
37c
10%
30c
32c
2,500
5.90
5.90
400
Oil
Co
&
&
Oil
&
Oils
46c
Feb
1,100
300
Jan
1.38
"
__
48c
!_*
•
1
Oils
Co
Grass
Tri-Tor
Oils
Westburne
Western
Wilrich
8%c
6.00
Oils
&
4.40
Jan
7c
30c
Jun
Jun
5.50
Jan
72c
8.15
Jan
10% July
13%
Jan
5.40 May
6.60
Jan
3.10
5.10
Jan
2.00 July
3.25
Apr
8.60
12% Mar
Jan
Jun
500
100
60c
Jun
1.00
1.00
1,000
90c
Jun
5.10
Feb
6.45 Mar
75c
Co
1.56
Jan
50c
55c
8.000
50c
July
96c
Jan
48c
50c
3,000
47c
Jun
80c
Jan
2.25
Jun
3.70
Jan
Homestead
14c
F011 footnotes
5,500
10c
Jun
30c
Jan
5c
5c
2,200
5c
May
10c
Feb
21c
30c
108,300
Jna
32c
Jun
55c
Jan
30c
35c
3,500
11 %
12
975
11 %
July
82
79
82
27
78%
Jan
10c
12c
5,000
8c
Jan
16c
25c
__
Jun
12%:
85
19c
22c
24,600
6 Vic
Jan
78c
13,100
60c
Jan
10c
13c
17,000
27c
Feb
16%
16%
7.420
15% May
23%
Jan
18c20%c
4,000
11c
Feb
26c
Jun
10c
*
16%
__
,
1.04
10c
Jun
9c
9%c
2,000
7c
Jun
16c
Feb
8c
7c
9c
17,000
6%s
Jan
11c
Jun
26%c
20c26%c
Apr
34,097
16c
Jun
33c
15c
16c
2,500
13c
Jun
25c
2.35
2.45
1,366
2.35
Jun
3.10
Jau
8%
8%
8%
100
7%
Feb
9%
Apr
22c
20c
22c
34,533
19c
Jun
61c
1
21c
21c
24c
9.500
17c
Jun
42c
1
4.30
4.25
4.35
2,460
4.25
Jun
5.80
2.69
2.55
3.00
55,036
1.90
Feb
3.00 July
7%c
__
__
7%c
1
2,500
6 Vsc
33%
33
34
445
31 %
Jan
10
39%
39%
39%
1,512
40%
4Q%
50
12c
Jan
10
Scotia
10
7%c
1.31
1.30
1.36
5,000
2.40
2.50
1.00
1.00
•
1.43
1.41
1.45
34%
Base
•
27c
27c
30c
Ltd
Baska
Bata
__
Metals
Apr
43
Mar
1.05
...
Mining
•
Jan
1.55
4.20
1.95
Jan
Jan
1.55
Apr
Feb
43c
v
22c
.•
55c.
Jun
19c
Jun
49c
Jan
Jan
66c
65c
70c
16.950
•
25c
22c
26c
40,650
—0
36
36
,_100
36
Jan
45
1
28 %c
28c
30c
2{066
28c
Jun
49c
Jan
8
Jan
Bathurst Power
class
A
;
Beattle-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Lodge Uranium
Bell Telephone
Bellekeno
7
7
7
50
1
1.05
1.00
1.05
3100
25
39%
39%
39%
8,224
37'%
33c
9.600
25c
1.10 May
Jan
28c
Jun
Mines
Mlnea
1
River
30c
Aor
1.00 July
2.10
40
72c
Blbls
Yukon
Btdgood
76c
76c
500
75c
Jan
1.74 Mar
40c
41c
16,550
36c
Jun
1.00
1
13c
12 %c
14c
6.100
1
8c
9c
16,500
__<■
5
6
125
Bobjo
Mines
Hats
A
common
preferred
*
Mines
Bonville
3.60
100
1.75
Jan
2.99
13%
1
Gold
37c
14
150
35c
38c
21.900
12'%c Jun
8c
..-j
5
,
Jan
July
Jan
14c
Jan
7%
Jan
16
Mar
19c
Jan
57C
Mar
1.03
Apr
1
34c
30c
37c
75,550
2%c
Jan
17c
12 %c
17c
21.400
12 Vic
Jan
20c
Jun
18c
1
9%c
9'Ac
11c
5,550
_•
3.85
3.80
4.00
1.693
3.80
1
1.32
1.27
1.40
3,200
*
Mines
10
10
10 %
7,454
Petroleum
9c
Jun
ordinary
2.21
2.21
1,000
1.75
Jan
3.10
2,600
1.04
Jun
1.52
Jan
7%c
1,000
10%
10%
200
9%
Jun
13
1.40
1.50
7,600
1.40
Jan
2.25
Feb
2.12
2.14
73,200
2.10
Jun
2.15
Jun
1.05
2.700
87c
July
14c
14c
2,000
15c
Jun
1.65
1.65
1,000
45C
9,500
1.18
42c
Jan
Jun
11c
1.68
30c
1.82
76c
1.16
28,525
R9c
Jan
70c
75c
4,700
70c
July
90c
30c
—
1.10
30c
1.000
20c
Jun
41c
1.12
1.15
8.050
53 %c 53V4C
500
1.07
Gairdner 8
Feb
Mar
4*
Jan
Feb
1.70 May
Jan
Feb
Jun
1.65
Jan
53 Vic July
1.10
Jan
Wall
Feb
1.90
Jan
9% Jun
11%
Jan
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
WHitehall 4-5335
Canadian Affiliates
Gairdner &
May
Jan
40
Company Limited
Gairdner, Son ^Company
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Investment Bankers Association
of America
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Feb
1.15 May
Jun
1.14
Jan
5.25
Jan
Traction
Feb
12%
July
1.14
7%c July
Jan
30c
1
Brazilian
2.03
55c
Jan
41c
Kirkland
Biltmore
Jan
2.03
Jun
13.25
Feb
Jun
1
1
Gold
Bevcourt
R
•
Beaver
Bralsaman
Jun
31c
Jun
Feb
11,515.,.
*
Jan
3.50
7.75
Jan
May
1.30
85c
Ltd
Boy mar
1.15
Apr
Mines
Jan
100
10c
Jun
Mar
Uranium
2.55
1.12
Jan
42
Petroleums
Apr
43 %C
Feb
Jan
2.25 Jun
2,200
1.20
87c
Apr
38 %
*600
Barymin Co Ltd_,
2,100
__
Feb
38 % May
3,910
1.25
87c
Jun
Apr
9c
2.40
1.25
3.60
1
iJan
71c
1
1.25
2.12
Feb
May.
19c
Bordulac
11.17 May
3.60
__,l
41.
30c
71c
1
Jan
•
page
9c
35c
Mines
Mines
7.50
Apr
100
1
see
16c
Feb
500
Barnat
Jun
1
Ltd
80c
_1
Toronto
5.25
•
Oils
13% May
Feb
_r
*
Oil
900
55c
a30c
•
Petroleums
Jan
11%
Mines
5.55
1
Ltd
12 %
35c
July
a30c
*
Ltd
Oil
120
2.800
;1
Mines Ltd
Bagamac
5.25
__1
Ashley Minerals
13
44c
24c
_1
Auto Electric class A
2,500
'
Jan
13
'
1,550
1
Jan
Feb
-
Oils_
8.25
1
Mines
River
of
8.00
•
Ltd.
21c
Jun
1
Bank
7%c
Corp
Jun
5.50
*
Gold
85c
Ltd
Gas
8c
5.70 July
Apr
.1
Jan
43c
•
Ltd
2.26
100
Montreal
0
Ltd__
1.00 July
July
1
—
Mines
Nova
*
Ltd
9.15 Mar
45c
40c
__
;—1
of
Jun
75c
800
Apr
3,405
—
of
Jan
5.35
2.55
Jan
20
100
5.85
May
40c
*
(1937)
Mines
85c
—
Western
8Vic
5.90
13
Yellowknife
Bank
___1
Development
Coulee
Sweet
8%c
Jan
75c
Jun
185,183
Bankfield Consolidated
7.85
Co
Co
Petroleums
Oil
5.70
Resources
Apr
1
Ltd
Oil
Petroleums
Oils
5.25
54c
Jun
14,190
5.40
July
60c
2,325
1.00
—*
Steels
5.35
•
..
Pacalta
Spring
13
62c
1
3.25
3c
75c
2.49
1
Ltd
Ltd
New Continental
Quebec
12%
62c
Corp
66%c Mar
1.90
5.35
1
Petroleums Corp
British & Dominion Oil
Stanwell
12%
)—
30c
16 %c
6,000
128,300
~—
Banff
800
300
Jan
104% July
100 % May
4,000
74c
30c
*
Feb
10%
1.700
33c
70c
23c
_—1
5%c
10%
1
30c
74c
28c
1
Jan
9.90
Gas_____l
Ltd
Minerals
Petroleums
Pontiac
33c
1
1
July
2.15
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Oil
*
Aunor
80c
9.65
*
Petroleum
Ltd
Phillips
Ltd
Aumaque
44c
2^00
2
Oils
National
Pacific
873
Jan
May
1
Bralorne
New
103% 104%
Aumacho
Jun
9.65
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd__-
New
103%
1
Metals
Class
Merrill
100
Jan
Jun
2.05
Ltd
Gas
Producers
Co
Apr
24
Jun
1.65
31c
4.05
AUenbee
Oil
21%
Jun
1.10
13c
38c
5.80
Cordasun
Oils
220
Atlin-Ruffner
2,000
3.6O
Consolidated
Home
23%
Jan
Jan
74,400
5.55
Consolidated
Jet
23%
Armistice
Jan
37c
*
Devonian
Oils
23%
_1
2.99
39c
44c
•
__
Empire
1st pfd____25
Gold
Arjoti
Berens
Atlantic
Decalta
Federated
53%
—______
Atlas
32c
Ltd
;____
Canadian
Rio
Apr
common.-...——
Atlas
43 %c
Corp
Oils
Canadian
Del
41%
._1
Corp
Feb
Apr
43c
Ltd
Lands
Southern
Canadian
4,557
Mines
9.70
2 Vic
2.60
1
Edmonton
Oils
49%
1.50 May
4.80 Mar
38c
*
Ltd
Warrants
Canada
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleums
Canada
47%
1
Preferred
Athona
51 %c July
3%c
____*
Oil
Petroleums
Oils
47%
*
Warrants
Ltd
Anglo-Canadian
Bristol
49 %
Aquarius Porcupine
Mar
Oil Stocks—
Oils
43c
Mines
Barvue
Altex
Jan
Jun
Jun
________
Consolidated
Apex
May
8c
50c
Jan
2.50
2.27
2.25
28c
33%
__
Jan
Jun
26c
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd__1
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd._l
Westville Mines Ltd
1
Feb
Jan
7c
22
25c
40c
___1
Feb
3.85
100
A
Bank
Weeden
Jan
2.80
Jun
552
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Mines
1.35
Jun
1.70 July
3.00
1,100
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Avillabona
United
United Lead & Zinc Mines
1.55
93c
36
Petroleums
Aubelle
Tache
800
28c
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Ascot
Sherritt-Gordon
2,450
94,100
1.55
Yellowknife
Lead
Anchor
1.08
17
1.00
2.00
3.45
May
3-15 Jun
18
Mines
Jun
Feb
1.65 Mar
Jun
28c
_,
Anacon
5c
2%c May
96c
1.70
3.35
__
1.55
Rights
Argus
Red
Feb
10
8 % May
1.10
35%
Petroleums
Leduc
Oils
Amurex
Apr
3.75
4Vic
Ltd__
27c
100
Nepheline _____—■___;—_..50c
Anglo-Huronian
Oue
Jun
1
8c
Jan
3.05
5%c
1*
__
Mines
__
48c
3.710
._l
preferred
Jan
1
S4c
10
__
—
Canada 4%
2nd
2.90
1
Ltd
voting
Ltd
Aluminum of
I
Pato
18% Mar
100 % Mar
Jan
15 %c
8,500
1.32
Steel',. ———________—.,-y—-35%
2.90
1
Feb
Jan
14c
.
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Jun
18c
10
1.90
Pacific Consolidated
_______1
2.50
17c
1.22
trust
1.47
Mines
16%
28,800
10
*
1.10
Ltd'
Feb
7% Mar
97
40
21c
1.25
*
Gas
American
(1945)
Feb
18 %c
__
——____1
Petroleums
Consolidated
1.46
Ltd—.
Obalskl
6V4
•
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Jan
175
100
*
Jan
8%c'
25 %
7
17%
100% 100 %
20c
•
75 %c
__
26%
1,220
7
100%
Gas & Oil
Mar
1
14% Mar
17
__
17%
High
Apr
Mar
40c
37c
Ltd
12%
1
5,000
__
4.191
—
64c
Oils,.
13%
26%
100
Acadia-Uranium
59c
Mines Ltd
Normetai
Nubar
&
Low
13%
25%
•
59c
Mines
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
13%
•
•
Lake Mines Ltd
Santiago
Nocana
Island
Sharea
26%
common
Alberta
New
"U"
Low
Sales
for Week
•
A
Preferred
Jan
24c
Acme
New-Delhi
Range
of Prices
20
preferred
Class
Mar
4%c <Jun
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Acadia-Atlantic
«
Exchange
Canadian Funds
15c
______5
Exchange
Jan
20 Vi
Par
Mines
cO.
CANADA
Jan
___i
,
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd—
Monpas Mines Ltd
Mountauban
TORONTO,
Members—The Toronto Stock
6 Vic
^
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupitie
9c
Feb
1
Ltd
Macdonald
May
24c
1
Ltd
Goldfields
50c
27c
30c
tLTTTl
Mines
Louvicourt
Jan
July
19
__
1
...
10c
27c
16c
1
Ltd
Mines
505
1,500
77c
•
.
10c
32c
8c
8c
1
Keyhoycon Mines Ltd
Keymet Mines Ltd
Lafayette Asbestos
10c
__
fir
FIELDS
STREET,
Feb
6c
27c
10c
__i
Ltd
Yukon
3c
_„..l
_
Number 5237
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
ETOCKS
Last
®f Price*
Pa
Brbund
Mines
Bristol
Ltd
42c
American
Eritish
common
1
British
Class
class
class
Power
17%
Jan
Consolidated
Rocbette
Jun
10'A
Jan
Consolidated
Sannorin
21'A
Jan
Consumers
85
76
Feb
81
Mar
95
310
87
Jan
95
Mar
4 9'A
110
47
Jan
50'A Mar
5'A
5%
445
Apr
5% May
12
12
12%
280
12
July
15'A Mar
Crow's
7
7%
250
7
Jun
12'A
Crowsliore
477
33
Feb
36 % Mar
A
A.
34%
34%
'
Reef
Mills
Brunhurst
class
Mines
class
35
8'A
100
80c
84c
35,500
2.55
2.52
2.55
7,450
15
15
300
22'Ac
30c
117,100
67c
_
Ltd.
24c
Mining
74c
Mining
Bulfadlson
Gold
&
Smelting
321,850
20
5,170
8c
19%
76c
17'A
13c
5.000
65c
Brunswick
67c
1,000
13c
Buffalo
Ankerite
Bulfalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
13c
13c
13c
5c
:__
__
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow■* Knife.
5c
5'Ac
38
Bunker
Hill
Burns
&
2nd
D'Eklona
1.40
Jan
Delnite
Calgary
Jun
2.52
3.35
Feb
De
15
July
21c
Jun
26c
Apr
19
Mar
45c
Apr
93c
May
Rio
Delta
Gold
Ltd
Calnorfch
Minerals
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
Campbell
Red
Canada
Cement
Foils
class
Canada
Canada
Oil
Packers
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Southern
class
Canada
Steam
Wire
class
Cable
5,000
8,300
1.66
Jun
' 27%
27%
27%
5,869
24%
Jan
34
Coal
Foundry
7%c
Jan
Jan
25c
22
Mar
51
preferred
25
9
25c
Jun
Feb
10%
14%
15c
33c
10%
990
17c
9,600
1.20
1.27
4,150
41c
1,700
5.40
5.80
6,729
5.30
1.10
32c
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
3.90
16,000
2.25
Jan
4.60
2,990
7.35
Jun
72%
33
29
282
9
4%
Apr
___100
100
99%
100
410
96%
Apr
•
12%
12%
13
1,680
12'A
Jun
12%
12%
12%
2,590
11%
Jun
«
16%
16%
16%
820
14'A
8%
8%
8%
925
19%
19%
230
8%
8%
240
8'A July
5
140% July
&
Coal
common
&
100
Apr
87
Dragon
29 % May
33
Feb
Oils
Dnvex
Oils
&
&
17
35
Mar
East
33
30
695
Apr
19% July
22%
Feb
East
53
120
50
Feb
54
Jan
East
Rim
10%
10%
11
75
10 %
Jun
12%
Jan
East
3.70
4.05
2,500
2.05
2.25
600
52%
52%
260
9.40
9.95
2,454
8%
Jun
2.65
2.80
2.900
2.40
Jun
48
46%
Jan
70
Apr
40c
Jun
35
43c
43c
1,200
5.40
3,105
Atlantic
Oil
2
5.10
5.10
_10
31%
31 %
32
555
*
20%
19%
20 %
4,731
1
Mines
Nickel
Metals
1,575
Chemical
Canadian
Decalta
Gas
33
Jan
Fargo
19
Jun
Federal
46
Federal
Jan
180
30 %
Jun
34 %
Jun
Federated
10
650
9%
Jun
14
Jan
Fenlinore
75 %c
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Food
Canadian
Locomotive
Jan
1,000
20c
Jun
31c
Jan
Flank
4,700
75c
Jun
Jan
Fleet
47
49%
275
45
Jun
Feb
Ford
25
49%
0
—
86c
23c
1.00
1.51
55
Ltd
46c
8,900
38c
Jun
35c
15,000
30c
Jun
58c
Feb
30c
1,050
25c
Jun
30c
July
8c
July
12c
gec
Jan
1,500
Apr
Jun
3.15
Feb
1.05
Apr
1.65
Jan
5.40
5.25
5.50
6,940
4.20
Apr
6.80
Jan
1.15
1.28
58,100
Jan
2.45 Mar
5%
6%
140
5'A
5%
5%
100
5'A Jun
55c
55c
6,100
8c 10 %c
17,500
55c
__
A
45c
Jun
8%
Apr
6% Mar
50c
•
5c
25c
1,000
25c
Jun
78c
Mar
Jan
16c
May
Feb
65c
Mar
63c
56c
63c
20,700
35c
Jun
1.00
Feb
75c
75c
78c
2,600
73c
Jun
1.55
Jan
27%c27%c
500
22c
Jun
52c
Jar.
15
Jun
23%
Jan
16%
17%
5,726
20%
20%
21'A
590
18'A
Jan
22% May
21
21
21%
285
21
Jun
25
2.50
2.45
2.74
14,600
16 %
16
16'A
575
15
Mar
17
Jan
26
26
75
24
Jan
26
Feb
7c
7c
3,000
Jan
13c
20
—
1
-
1.20
5c
Jan
Jan
3.25 May
Jar.
•
Mines
5.30
5.20
5.45
3,206
5.05
Jun
7.50
Jan
1
Petroleum
Iron
17
*
>
I
1.11
98c
1.12
68,030
74%c
Jan
1.54
Apr
8c 13%c
153,130
May
36c
19c
4,000
10c
Jun
28c
1.10
1.10
1.20
1,200
75c
Jun
•
July 31
18c
•
to
61%
61 %
61%
612
1953—
Petroleums
12c
•
Manufacturing
Motor
25c
__
25c
class
Warrants extended
Jun
23c
90c
50c
Feb
16% Juiy-
•
Kirkland
34
8,465
Jan
1
Preferred
20% Mar
34
79c
15
•
Nickel
Grain
9%
70c
Jur.
May
4.00
2.01
__
Oils
34
23c
94c
I
Famous
Players
Fanny Farmer
9%
•
141%
,_1
Falconbridge
L_*
Oils
&
Petroleum
Devonian
July
16,600
*
Corp
•
Cellulose
&
Warrants
Canadian
Glacier
25
preferred
83
Jan
2.25
14,710
Warrants
6.50 Mar
29
July
16%
49c
1.14
1
Feb
25
25
Jan
2.20
1
95c
16%
27
Feb
11
1.10
Gold
Eureka
745
•
20%
2.02
Mines
Sol
Estella Mines Ltd
19%
Apr
125
10%c 10%c
__
Jan
Jun
19
Apr
1.10
1.21
Apr
15%
19
124,450
43c
*
84
23%
-,20
Jan
9
2.03
1
50
405
Apr
19'A
Jan
17'A May
1
Washing Machine
Emerald
990
18 %
Jan
Jun
8
Jan
16'A
1
Mines
Jun
2.80
July
26%
,
1
Mines
*
El
July
18%
15%
32c
__1*
l
Malartic
Elder
May
12% Mar
20 %
25%
Jun
100
30c
__
1
.
_
Amphi
Eastern
55
32
18%
Jan
May
Apr
26%
common
Jan
35
Jan
•
Celanese
5.00
Jan
79c
2.25
16%
__
Eastern Steel
Apr
May
17
*
A
49
5.05
3.00
28%
Car
$1.75
Feb
2.05
Canadian
Canadian'
28%
9.70
*
Canadian
Jun
2.05 July
70c
2.25
*
Gas
Minerals
Sullivan
100
Feb
7 'A Mar
15%
Apr
20
3.70
70c
*
—
53
75
20
140% 140%
__
1
Mudge class A
Dow Brewery
Jan
Feb
Feb
—
*
common
—
&
33
48
12'A
Jan
12'A
^__23.50
19%
Canners
Jan
July
May
72
14
75
34
Jun
325
Mines
Donnell
Jan
26%
30
48
9
4,327
Textile
Preferred
Jan
10.50
Canadian
4.25
Apr
6%
Stores
Tar
Dominion
Jan
6.65
8.50
75
9
27'A
14%
Preferred
Jan
73c
3.50
Canadian
7.75 Mar
22% Mar
Mar
2.12
8.25
Breweries
27% Mar
2.15 July
Chemical common.—»
Steel
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
Jun
6
•
corn.
:
Dominion
15
52%
Feb
2.95
Jun
5.50
17
14
—__
& Steel
Dominion Magnesium
14% July
10 % July
31%
Feb
Jun
Jan
7%c Jan
31%
Feb
45c
Feb
14%
Preferred
Feb
19% May
42
5
3"%
13c
3,550
Bank
44,200
15
18c
2.21
30%
Electrohome
Oils
Class
Jan
17c
2.00
32
Dominion
Admiral
common
3.75
10
Dominion
*
Bank of Commerce
Jun
Dominion
34c
Canadian
Canadian
2.30
42,986
50
B
6,950
2.55
1
Ship Lines pfd^_
&
2.60
2.15
•_
Canada
Jan-
2.39
14%
20
Mortgage
Oils___—
1.90
1
19c 19 %c
*
Warrants
52c
Dominion
4
B
19c
Jun
2.35
2.45
Easy
Canada
Jan
1.38 Mar
Feb
53
Lands
10c
30c
1,100
300
20
Warrants
7,500
2,849
18c
Asbestos
Mar
14c
1,735
14%
15
18c
33c
6.00
39% Mar
50
15
Jun
1.50
17%
1.05
76
10c
30c
.
6.00
10
Power
14c
Feb
Feb
67'A July
1.46
__
__
17%
4.05
Northern
12,000
6.00
*
Canada
37
12c
Feb
15c
Mar
2
(Western)
Jan
180
____0
Foundry
Malting
67%
11c
17%
2.05
Iron
Canada
67%
__
•
72%
Canada Foundries class A__
10c
2.50
28%
*
1,000
2.05
Seagrams
Exploration
Jan
14,500
20
A__
11c
Dome Mines
Dyno Mines Ltd
Canada
lie
Dome
3.50
1
10% July
Apr
34
75
7,500
50
common
Preferred
58c
Jun
Jan
8.40
Lake
Jun
8
1
22c
38
25c
5.40
Chibougamau
Campbell
28c
25o
Oils
5.45 Mar
1,025
15c
Jan
Jun
3.75
.rfttAT
Feb
13c
10%
Gas
15,875
23%
50 %c
16 %c
&
4.80
Jun
8c
38c
Oil
Jun
16% July
3,520
11c
_l
Feb
19%
Oils
Cons
20c
14
29c
1
Producers Ltd
Donalda
Calvan
Jun
Jan
8c
2,350
Jun
8
.
10%
__
l
10c
10c
Flon
Feb
96,300
16%
Mar
14
1.20
Flin
Calmont Oils
27c
29c
___l
Mines
35c
19%
14%
_—
Edmonton
&
Caliinan
:
Jun
9%
Mines
July
49%
19c
preferred
9c
4.25
1
D'Aragon Mines
8% May
Jun
7% Mar
56c
Dominion
Calder Bousquet
32,000
9%
100
13c
38
12c
A
11c
4.50
*
Patricia
4%c Jun
19%
class
Co
3.05 July
15c 17%c
_1
Nest Coal
7,000
49%
Burlington Steel
Feb
15%
i
1,000
.
25c
____
2.25
16
Mines
Dominion
Lake
250
*
80c
,
A
Mines
A
Jun
Crestaurum
3.05
9%c
10c
Jan
3.05
16c
com
Hiffh
5 %
•
Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Low
150
1
Corby (H) Dist voting
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
10
Gas
Shares
8
1
Con west
78
49
4.60
Low
•
A
*
53c
May
94
—
class
Jun
32c
for Week
of Prices
__
94
;
Oil
B runs ton
3.90
3,731
8'A
B
Empire
Broulan
8.350
19
Jun
Press
B
7
Packers
Columbia
British
5.10
3.35
Class
49
B
British
5,500
'
Consolidated
Salea
Range
Par
i
Feb
19<*
50
_—
Columbia
Class
High
Jan
1.30 July
4 50
__
Columbia Forest Products
British
616,050
Of*
Week's
Last
Sale Price
—100
preferred
preferred
10
Friday
Low
65,400
44c
77%
JULY
STOCKS
18%
—
4%' pfd —100
Electric
2.75
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
41c
5.00
Oil
Columbia
4%'A
1.30
WEEK
Week
Shares
15c
FOR
Sales
High
12c
2.07
Petroleums
British
Bruck
13c
Oils
Britalta
5',i
LOU)
Lake
Red
for
Range
Sale Price
Brewis
Week's
.class A
2c
59
Apr
Apr
Jan
2.35
Feb
Mar
68
i
A
8
Oils
Oil
Canadian
&
18%
r50
44c
4.400
14
310
13
Apr
99% 100%
155
97
Jan
Gas
4Uc
•
common
—
Pacific
8
18%
*
Cos
preferred
Canadian
8
18%
Malartic
Canadian
Canadian
5%
Products class
13%
100
100
13%
5%
17
40c
Jan
Apr
Mar
8%
Jun
Francoeur
22
Jan
Fraser
55c
Jan
Feb
__1
1.74
1.70
1.75
20.200
1.50
Jun
1.77
26%
26%
27
1,160
25%
Jun
32%
Jan
1
1.90
1.80
1.95
17,700
4'lo
Pipe Line Products
Canadian
Tire
Corp
—
r
Utilities
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
36
*
common
Preferred
Canadian
preferred
37
75
1.70
Apr
27 % May
20
20
75
19
98
20
20
100
98
20
97
Mar
Apr
2.30 Mar
37
July
20
May
100
May
—
5.60
5.95
7,080
1.10
1.20
2,305
101 %
102
40
13%
5.60
Jun
Jun
Jun
78c
Jan
99
Jun
Feb
10c
18
Jan
Feb
9.25
Feb
2.20
120
May
Explorations
Exploration of Alberta
GaMneau
5%
Power
16
16
16%
225
15%
Anr
19
•
2.40
2.40
2.48
1,925
2.25
Jun
3.30
__
•
21%
Jan
General
30c
250,720
12,350
22
1,200
1.00
Jun
July
20'/a May
60c
Apr
Jar.
1.80
22 'A Mar
105
70
100
Feb
106
July
■://"
109
109
15
102
Mar
110
Mar
f
5%
100
Dynamics
52c
1.10
104%
100
preferred
Bakeries
43c
1.00
21 %
51c
•
preferred
5%%
General
6
2,135
6.00 Jan
I
__
9
Apr
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
1.200
1.00
Jun
6.40
6.25
6.50
7,610
6.25 July
9.50 Mar
Trethewey
*
1
2.40
2.40
700
2.15 May
2.90
Jan
Central Explorers
1
4.20
4.70
14.800
3.70
Jun
6.00
4.f)0 Jan
•
3.10
5,200
2.80
Jun
4.30
Jan
1
95c
95c
1.135
85c
Jan
1.32 Mar
1
20c
23c
9.400
15c
May
_3
General
33
33
-—5
Motors
__
1
59'A
33
59%
50
32
Jun
45
86
58
Jun
68%
Mar
Feb
8.50
Jar.
5.80
5.75
5.80
444
Jun
7.50
Jar;
common-—16
16
16%
222
16
Apr
17%
Apr
101
101
15
99
May
104
Jan
9c
10,500
jun
ll%c
Jar.
Jun
11%
Jan
5.95
315
Jun
Jan
2.80
•
i
General
95
1
common
Mar
•
Minerals
Williston
225
5.75
debentures
6c
1,000
14%
1.20
convertible
Gaitwin
Gas
Canadian
•
common—
7%c
—
Warrants'
'
7%c
14%
__
•
Jun
.25
Reserves—.
Railway.
•
i
common
Frobisher Ltd
15% Mar
100%
Gold
Cos
Wirebound
Canadian
Cariboo
Asbestos
class
A—_—.10
Gold
Cassiar
Castle
Ltd.—
Corp
Oil
Central
Leduc
Central
Patricia
Central
Porcupine
9
3.00
9
9%
Jan
1.50
Feb
____
Centremaque Gold
Chamberlain Oil
Charter
.—_
11c
2,400
10c
Apr
26c 29 %c
4.000
25c
Jun
1.50
4,325
10c
.1
,
.
—
Oils
1
1.45
*
1.40
1.35
Jun
24c
Feb
19%c Feb
45c
Mar
1
common
A
Wares
Geneva
-100
Lake
1
;
—
Chesklrk
Mines
Chesterville
1.34
1.36
6c
60c
1
Lake
5,500
7%c
66c
9,000
73,500'
1.18
Jun
Chromium
Goldale Mines
1.95 Mar
Golden
9 30
9 50
3%c
3'Ac
19,350
2'Ac Jan
7%c May
*
94c
85c
94c
45,400
66c
Jan
1.30 Mar
1
38c
35c
41c
51,800
18c
Mar
53c
May
26c
24'Ac
27c
37,000
20c
Jan
47c
Mar
8,000
7c
Jan
15c
Api-
:
Feb
Goldhawk
23c
Jan
83c
Jun
1.00
1.00
1.13
15.900
80c
Jup,
1.40
1.75
1.25
2.05
53,495
72c
Jan
4.40 Mar
Gordon
4.00
4.00
145
5.05
Jan
Graham
Jan
Mining
11
11
50
9%
Jun
Feb
Grand
9c
9%c
7.100
8%c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
Grandine
1.80
1.90
37,560
1.63
Jun
2.50
Apr
Great
1
1.16
1.05
1 05
*
13
12%
13
1
Willans
60c
50c
63c
!
8.400
1.550
1.05 July
14
1.50
Jan
12 %
Jun
16% Mar
31c
Jan
74c
&
I
Coldstream
Equipment
Class
Mines
A
Copper
Colomac Yellowknlfe
Commonwealth
Conduits
Coniagas
1
Petroleum
r
National
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
\\
5
Allenbee
Oil
Astoria
I
51c
5%c
5.000
4.35
200
'
1
7
55
50c
7
100
1.55
300
60c
12%
Feb
Gulf
Jan
Jun
45c
Jun
8
•
Jun
July
46c 47 %c
4,100
2.24
135,405
Devel
Consolidated
Discovery
1
Consolidated
Gillies
Lake
46c
2.07
2.07
1.35 Mar
A
,
Jan
Jan
2.15
Jun
S^S
9c
Jan
Feb
4%c
5c
1,500
3'Ac
5c
3,000
3'Ac Jan
5c
5%c
5'Ac
8
8
100
1.08
21
19c 23'Ac
174,800
18,500
17c
July
16
16%
1,840
15-
Jun
17% Mar
49%
49'A
25
45%
Feb
49% Ma:
4.90
5.00
800
4.30
Jun
7.10
7%
7%
115
7'A
Jun
10%
92c
21
*
*
—
.
—
7.30
6
7.00
6%
8.00
Feb
12c
Feb
10c
Anr
3e
Jan
7%
7,300
Jun
8'A
Jar.
Jan
1.45
Jun
47c
17%
50
Jan
21
61'Ac
Jan
Gold
1
34c
30c
35c
23.540
23c
May
1
1.15
1.05
1.20
78.599
40c
Feb
42c
46C
3,000
42c
July
85c
Jan
50 %c
50 Vic
52c
1,800
50c
Jun
73c
Jan
Gold
Bridge
Rock
Harding
July
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jar.
8.45
13c
14c
3,500
8c
Jan
8.40
8.85
13c
24,675
2'A
Jan
11c
37,500
3'Ac
Jan
20c
35%
275
32
Apr
39
35
*
.__
1
3c
14.%
14'A
50
15c
17c
7,835
3c
—
8
8
17c
16c
20c
213,200
7'Ac
8%c
6,900
8
50
13'Ac 13'Ac
525
Jan
13%
7c
13'A
Jun
16
13c
Feb
23c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
7'A
340
*
1
__j
2c
2,500
3c
—
15c
Jun
31'Ac Mar
14c
35
Feb
10'A Mar
12c
1
Gold
Carpets
July
4.30
8.40
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Hard
6
150
14,475
1
!
Lake
Jan
2.24 July
36c
3,650
1
1.03
9%
2.60
1
Lead
GwillJm
85c
4.90
_9c
Gunnar Gold
Halliwell
1
Ltd
—-—
Hamilton
Consolidated Coraasun Oils
Can
Freehold
1.70 May
21c
*
—
of
B
Gridoil
7
515
Class
Jan
9c
2,000
8
Feb
4.83
Jan
16%
preferred
West Coal class
Jan
7
•
common
Plains
Jun
1.41
—
20c
•
Paper
Great
4c
50c
11c
lie
95c
llcll'Ac
2.45
Mai
3.90
23,433
10 %c
1
Bakeries
5c
4.35
5%
*
--1
Mines
47,225
—
——10
Toy
Lakes
—
—
1
Great
Cockshutt Farm
'
—*
A—
Bousquet
1.85
4%c
1—1
Mackay class
9%c
.
2.45
——*
Porcupine
Good fish
1
*
Corp
11c
1
Goldora Mines
1
Circle Bar Knitting class A
Citra-Lartic
Cobalt Consolidated Mining
—1
Manitou
15c
3.25 Apr
9.00
560
9.30
3'Ac
!
Goldcrest
1
•
7e
1
Mines
Gold
Jan
5c
7'Ac
5.00
2.10 Mar
1
Ltd
Explorers
Gold
Cochenour
1.39
58c
1
Mines
Chibougamau
Cbimo
—50c
8'Ac
6.35
——-—1
Gold
Gold Eagle Mines
Chemical Research
—
6.35
1
Yellowknlfe
Glenora Gold
God's
__
1
—
Steel
Preferred
Giant
—
Petroleum
Class
General
Feb
9
6'Ac
Jan
20c
7c
Jan
15c
Jan
8
Jun
9
July
(
'
Consolidated
Golden
Arrow
Consolidated
Guayana
Consolidated
Howey
1
—1
1.35
Feb
Harricana
Harrison
Hartz
(F
Hasaga
Consolidated
Mattarow
Consolidated
Mining
&
Consolidated Nicholson
Consolidated
Peak
—if_
24c
27%
J—"'
28c
1.500
22c
Jun
50c
27 %
28
2,340
24%
Jun
34%
Jan
Head
2,992
13c
Jun
35c
Feb
Headway
13%c July
30c
Jan
Heath
Jan
Heva
13 %c
Oils
For footnotes
see
1
paw 41
13 %c
16c
8.750
40c
38c
42c
18,325
38c
July
1.40
Hibbert
class
J)
1
Mines
*
A
Gold
14c 14 %c
1
•
Orlac
Consolidated
Lead
Smelting
Gold
—.
1
—
8
—
8
12'Ac May
July
20'Ac Mar
Mar
of
Red
Iron
Lake
Gold
11c
July
Mines
1
11c
11c
1,000
-1
15c
13'Ac 16'Ac
62,300
6'Ac
Jan
1
Lakes
Gold
13c
12'Ac
14c
41.200
He
Jan
1
6'Ac
5%c
6'Ac
8,600
11c
5%c July
19%c
Jan
16'Ac July
24c
Apr
9%c
Feb
40
(184)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 13, 1953
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Friday
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
JO
Sales
Week*.
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Crest Oils Ltd
High
Low
STOCKS
Shares
High,
Low
Sale Price
High,
28c
30c
3,700
27c
Jun
65c
Jan
Moneta
1
Highland-Bell
35c
35c
35c
2,800
30c
May
48c
Jan
Montauban
Hinde & Dauch
26
26
25
Porcupine
_
Consol
5
—
13%
12%
13'A
.
,
Oil
Home
30
Feb
Muntoco Petroleums Lid
12%
Jun
15%
Feb
Montreal Locomotive
Smith
7.75
13
Jan
19 %c
18c
21c
3,773
11,950
Jun
1
Jan
30c
Feb
18%
18
18%
375
17
Apr
19%
50
44
44
44
5
42
Apr
47%
Jan
*
•
1
46%
58c
57'Ac
58c
14,500
1
9.60
9.25
9.60
1,200
1
——
14c
lie
14c
14,150
—
Bay
Mining
Smelting
&
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
common
8.25
7.55
9c
4%
preferred
Bank
Life Assurance
Imperial
Imperial
2.35
10
10
*
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
Preferred
Indian
of
2.35
2.35
45
„
46 %
Naco
400
1
1,636
2.26
40
Jun
3.40 Mar
Jun
46c
58
65c
Mar
8.70
Mar
May
34%
360
12%
Jan
Jun
10c
Jun
Preferred
27c
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
__
„_
31%
Apr
35%
Jun
100
38
Feb
40
Apr
National
4,639
28
Jun
36
Jan
Negus
11 %
2,065
9%
Jan
11% July
6%
455
5%
Feb
6% July
National
class
International Nickel Co
A——
New
4%c
1,000
3%c
Jan
949
29
Jun
36% Mar
New
32
32%
440
30%
Jun
36% Mar
New
9c
38
38%
—
10%
10%
50
2.29
2.15
2.54
39,625
230
28
28
28
647
•
41%
41%
42'A
8,623
130
131
75
5/100
International Petroleum
—
•
23%
23%
23%
1,105
37%
Jacknife
—:
Mines
Jellicoe
21'A
22%
15,283
14c
16c
92,960
10%cl0%c
—
——1
—.—
(1939)
3.45
1
12
Feb
40c
27
38%
34%
1
Ltd
Feb
22'A
New
1,040
19
Jan
Mar
30
29%
Feb
22c
9'Ac
Jan
24c
2.00
Apr
Jan
8,200
14%c
19c
10.600
31c
32c
2,660
16c
18c
11,400
2.05
2.17
800
—
2.05
9 %c
9c
10c
4,500
*
17'A
15
17'A
440
1
Ltd—.
Mines
&
8c
1
7c
19%
8%c
4,500
1.60
1.61
1
Kerr-Addison
1.69
1,700
18%
19%
9,185
1
25c
Feb
3.50 July
16c
Jun
___.
Kirkland-Hudson
Kirkland
———
Lake
55c
—.
70c
40c
Dufault
41c
Jan
16c
July
1.79
7%c
Jan
15
Jan
New
Higlnidge
New
Hugh
New
Jason
New
13'Ac
Feb
17% Mar
16% Mar
25c
1,000
20 %c
19c
12,500
6'Ac
82c
16,800
35c
Lang
&
20%
Laurentide
Class
Larder
82c
8,400
80c
Mar
1.58
Jan
New
New
Pacolta
Feb
New
Jan
New
Senator
Jun
New
Superior
Jan
Nib
1.53
78'Ac
Lawson
Feb
Nisto
Mines
&
2.10
Feb
Feb
Nordon
Corp
70c
Jun
Apr
Norgold
20c
Jan
55c
Feb
Normetal
22c
July
35c
Jan
30c
33c
2,300
4.55
4.55
330
—
6.65 July
4.55
30c
Jun
20c
32c
'
39c
1,220.897
15c
8
100
8'Ac
2,550
5'Ac
6'Ac
8,000
3'Ac
10%
150
9'A
9%
25
3
1
_____——*
20%
20%
25
14
14%
50
Lexindin
Little
4,500
Class B
Lomega
Gold
London
Hosiery
class
A
Mar
Norpax
Ltd
Macassa
Jan
North
Star
Oil
North
Trinity
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Gold
class B
Lake
Jan
36
15c
1.00
Apr
5'A
5%
50
16c
4,500
14c
Jan
Jun
42% July
15'Ac
17c
3,600
13'Ac
15
15
150
10c 11'Ac
7,100
14
60c
Jan
37c
1.85
2.15
12,150
1.95
Jan
Mines
For footnotes
see
page 41.
55c
Feb
Jan
82c
Jan
10c
15,500
9c
July
20c
Feb
9c
8c
9c
Obaska
Lake
O'Brien
8c
8c
5,166
29c
32c
5,300
10c
lie
10.650
7'Ac
1.12
1.47
625,947
12 %c
Jan
2.95
Feb
28c
30c
2.000
23c
Jun
40c
Jan
10c
1.58 Mar
13c
12,600
3%C
Jan
24c
3,500
7'Ac
Feb
21 %C
Feb
62c
60c
6.9c
33,900
50c
July
87c
May
58c
64c
56,225
53c
Jun
79 c
May
6%c
6%c
3,000
4'Ac
Apr
9'Ac
Feb
-
7c
7'Ac
9,050
5c
Jan
14c
Feb
«
7c
Jun
lie
Feb
13c
Jun
35c
Jan
20c
16 %c
20c
20,900
Jan
15c
Jun
35c
18c
21c
7,800
17'Ac
Jun
31c
2.95
2.95
3.05
2,815
2.60
Jun
4.10
Jan
8c
10C
17,300
3%c Jan
12 %c
Apr
12c
12c
15c
11,500
10c
Jan
36c
Feb
81c
88c
500
Jun
1.05
Feb
67%
1,220
63%
Jun
78%
Feb
'■
500
10c
Feb
17c
Feb
•
12,200
4C
Jan
22c
Feb
2.85
1
Jun
1.85 July
90c
Page
Ilersliey
Pamcmr
Jan
Pan
2.95
Feb
Paramaque
Parbec
Western
Paymaster Consol
Peace
29
Jan
7%c
Feb
7% Mar
8%
Jan
80
Apr
90
4'Ac
Jan
17c
Mar
9c
Jun
18c
Feb
10,500
9c
Mar
14'Ac
Jan
9,300
57c
Feb
1.05
Apr
3,125
33,500
—
12c 12%c
74c
62c
74c
4'Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
1,500
3'Ac Jun
41c
42c
3,100
37c
8'A
8%
4,515
8c 10'Ac
17,500
—
8'Ac
7%
8c
.
River
Penman's
7c
Mar
82c
Jan
Jun
10'A
Jan
18'Ac Feb
Pitch-Ore
_
_
273
56% July
69
Jan
Powev
9% May
12
Jan
Premier
2,200
30c
11c
8,000
6%c
Jan
5.25
3,900
3.50
Jan
5.25
1.15
38c
•
650
Mar
1.10 July
35c
Jan
43c
10,200
3.60
3.75
II,848
3.75
3.75
100
3.00 Mar
6 Vo
3.60
•
6'/a
300
5% Feb
2.90
Jun
21c
18c
21c
33c
32c
33c
38%
3lc
40c
16c
5.25
Jan
1.80
1.90
1.85
May
May
July
2,50- Jan
64c
Mar
3.75 July
4.20
11'Ac
11'Ac 14'Ac
6%
Jan
Jun
38c
Feb
Jun
62c
10c
Jan
6%6 July
1,350
81c
Jun
9C
3,000
4%c
Jan
17 c
Feb
8c
8c
2,500
7'Ac
Jun
11c
Jan
2.55
2.55
2.70
8,650
18c
16%c
18c
2,000
4c
4 %c
8c
4 'Ac
1.90 Mar
21c
13,000
2.25
Apr
15c
Feb
4c
Jan
13'Ac
Feb
1.15
3.45
Feb
Jan
29c
Mar
9c
Feb
*
2.35
2.35
2.50
7,100
2.05
Jan
2.95 Mar
1.61
,1.55
1.85
74,660
1.11
Jun
2.20
Jan
18c
40.970
65c
Jan
8c
1.50
4.00
8c
July
1.58
7,800
1.99
Feb
4.15
2,050
4.75
Jun
50c 56'Ac
8,800
49c
Jun
77c
Jan
50c
55c
1,100
50c
Jan
60c
Jan
10%
10%
10%
Jun
13% Mar
68
65%
68
420
64
Jun
72
92c
93c
1,500
90c
Apr
35c
37c
5,000
30c
Jun
54c
8c
' 9c
2,500
3%c
Jan
22c
Apr
22c 26'Ac
108,000
4c
Jan
29c
Jun
___.
4.10
1
10c
1.25
3.00
Jun
Jan
8%C
1,655
9%
'
Jan
1.11
»
Jan
|
Mar
1
10c
33,100
4'Ac Jan
11c
Jun
<
46c
48c
50c
13,200
45c
58c
Jan
t
7.25
1,830
Apr
>
50
50
50
43c
1,300
19c
19c
2.50
.
Mineral
2.75
2.90
6.30
Apr
Jun
8.75
50
Feb
51
Jan
38c
Jun
65c
Feb
3,500
14'Ac Jun
30c
Feb
15,675
2.50 May
40c
Jun
3.50 May
46c
48c
16,305
1.20
1.26
3,724
1.20
Jun
1.59
Jan
1.85
1.98
800
1.75
Jun
2.15
Feb
30c
35c
9,700
35
34%
35
400
1.20
1.20
1.25
8,700
92c
500
23%
A 24
1,285
1.05
1.05
100
1.00
Feb
1.52
34
Mines
44c
1.26
92c
35%
111
33%
Jun
40
*
23%
Gold
29c
Jun
31
Jun '
1.14
70c
20
83c
Jan
1.25
Feb
4
Jun
May
Apr
45
|
1.30 Mar
»
24
Jun
Jan
6'Ac
Tc
1.500
5'Ac May
2.52
2.90
75,050
1.40 Mar
3.15
2.90
6,350
1.65
Jan^s
4.80 May
Jan
'
12c.
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
77c
16c
Mar
2.65
2.53
2.75
'
12c
1,500
7c
75c
82c
9,300
70c
Apr
21c
Quebec
Metallurgical
Nickel
Quemont
Radiore
Indus
27c
1.55
Jan
:
;
18c
6.20
6.30
"4,300
t 135
1.19
1.35
95,000
18
17%
47c
42c
48c
32c
Jun
60c
--«5c
5,600
55c
May
76c
Jun
12c
12c
13c
3,000
10 %c
Jan
26c
May
25c
22c
25c
96.900
33c
Mar
14,100
15c
Jun
Jan
I
1,400
80c
Jun
1.70
Jan
;
6.20 July
9.00
May
1.67
Jun
-
21c
Corp
Gold
Mining
Uraniumr. Mines
•
2.50
Jan
2.60
500
2.25
Jun
Rankin Inlet
4.55
12
Jan
12%
1,325
Ranwick
11%
Jun
14%
Jan
Uranium
Red Poplar
Gold
*
32c
32c
J
18
500
1,248
10,200
«
85c
Jun
30c
Jun
48c
Jan
16
Jun
22
Jan
8c
Jan
;
»
Feb
1.05
6.20
1
'
j
Jan
16c
t
;■
«
{
Jun
99c
Quebec Manitou
'
|
t
,
Dome-
1
Jan
1.76
'
-
Prospectors' Airways
Purdy Mica Mines-
1
•
Jan
•
'
Border
Preston East
•
7.00
_.:
Corp
Jan
24,600
16,000
82c
'
Uranium
Queenston
17c
30c
1.20 Mar
7'Ac
1.05 May
Jun
3,000
1,300
6%c
May
29,100
•:
Apr
Gas
Rouyn
250
36c
80c
Gas__
Gold
Powell
10
9c
Feb
Jan
Jun
82c
River
58%
35c
10c
11c
55c
Oils
10
11c
4'/aC Jan
1,500
*
_*
•
Jan
Jan
7c
90C
•
Mar
1.15
64.133
common
&
63c
17c
21,175
40c
Poplar
57%
Feb
5%c
Jan
34c
1
Placer DevelopmentPonder Oils
58%
1.10
&
Crow
21c
18c
July-
75c
15c
Goldfields
Oiis
Petrol Oil
Pickle
29%
1,425
Jun
9c
Jun
8% May
67c
Pioneer Gold
28'A
4.80
Ltd
Peruvian
20'Ac
Jun
52c
6,000
5%c
Gold
Pershcourt
28%
27
22c
5,400
Jun
28c
24'Ac
23c
Nat
Powell
865
10,800
Feb
Jun
July
41c
75c
9 %c
3.05 May
22c
27c
Malartic
Perron
8c
37e
Jan
Jan
67c
Partanen Malartic
Feb
89'A
Apr
9c
Apr
8c
Jan
6%
10
1.95
12c 13'Ac
6'Ac
525
1.75
4.25
8c
-
Oil
19 %c
89'A
86,900
Mines
Apr
—
22c
8%
Tubes
Jan
12'Ac
20c
53c
Porcupine
7c
2c
9c
.
Pacific Coyle Navig
Pacific Petroleum
1.44
300
Mar
90,450
62c
•
15'Ac
2,000
38c
5,900
18c
Mines
16c
7%
July
16c
2.34
41C
_
Osisko
1.65
7%
13c
13c
2.30
15'Ac
8
warrants
Jan
__
10,050
Jun
21c
•
_
Jan
—
1
_1
Ltd
Co
1.75
12,250
Mar
_
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club
20'A
4c
37c
16c
*
Jun
19c
Jun
2.50
16c
1
_
__
Jun
1.69
•
12c
9c
__
Oils
1.35
1.52
Jan
2,000
2.30
«
157/e
3'Ac
2,123
1
365
—
3.00
•
Ltd
_
1.41
4,750
118,500
2.85
15'Ac 15'Ac
15'Ac
Orange Crush
Jan
'
65 'A
Jan
Mar
Feb
10'Ac 10'Ac
66
13c 14'Ac
—
Pyrites
'
Apr
13c
1
Jun
1.14
Apr
12c
•
Jan
40c
Apr
23c
11c
*
Opemiska Copper Mines
2.05 May
Feb
80c
3.000
O'Leary Malartic
Lake
Jan
16'Ac
12c
1
15
July
Feb
21,100
Selections
Ontario
5%c
28'Ac Jun
12c
_
(1940)
Cgama-Rockland
Oil
*
Apr
10c
•.
_
Mines
Gold
48c
15c
Ltd
16'A
*
;
Jun
10c
Jah--4
7%c
Ltd
Mines
•
common
23c
^
Jan
3.30
7c
Mines
1.38
•
Corp
10,000
123,862
Jan
70c
13c
Mining
16'A
—
•
_
25c
65c
3
Jan
'
•
Brick
23c
53c
Apr
13c
_
Quebec
I
12c
2.50
7'Ac
_
1.40
13.50
Petroleum
9,790
.1
Ltd
25c
Jun
17c
2,900
1
common
35c
—
15c
Jan
14,500
_•
Power
32c
1
30c
Jun
48,800
*
&
32c
7'A Mar
Jun
5
—
Jun
Feb
42% July
11 %c
5% July
1
Minda-Scotia
Mining
Feb
3%c
48c
1
1
Lake
Mid-Continent Oil
Mindamar
17'Ac
Jan
20'Ac
Preferred
Milton
37%
3,000
23c
•
common
Mills
City
485
6c
1.00
—9
Merrill Petroleum
Mill
I,120
42%
5'Ac
48c
——-—8%
Exploration
Light
42'A
40%
21c
—
*
Mexican
39'A
85c
5
Island
1.09
Jun
22c
"
—
Drilling
Merrill
61c
J an
50c
95c
Mclvor
Mercury
6c
1,600
3,950
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mentor
7,000
60c
1
Frontenac
Red
12c
55c
•
Ltd
Red
11'Ac
1.80
1
Oils Ltd
McMarmac
Jun
1.76
McDougall-Segur
McKenzie
8c
1-76
1
Massey-Harris
McColl
—
1
Gold
Mines
1,000
10c
*
Marigold Oils Ltd
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne
15'Ac
100
Malartic
Jan
28c
12,150
-.1
-
1
1
Mines
Marbenor
9c
15%c
__
*
.
55c
23.600
__.
1
Maple Leaf Milling common
26,500
39c
—1
Mines
Class B
♦
Eastern
Preferred
—
Mines——I
Gold
Lake
Goldfields
&
42%
—1
Mines
Consol
Malartic
Manitoba
9c
19% July
Jan
Apr
1
MacMillan & Bloedel
Mayo
Jun
Jun
14'A
Apr
90c
Jan
Okalta
1
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Marcus
31c
160c
100
—1
Exploration
Mackeno
Maralgo
500
1.63
!
Feb
3.05
Jan
1
Mines
MacDonald
Macfie
_
Gold
12'Ac
Jan
80c
65c
-
Inca
Feb
Jan
1.51
34c
1
Oils—
North
Northland
2.25
•
X
■
,
—
Denison
Nudulama
Jun
Jun
2.99
*
Canadian
North
Jun
Jun
1.00
20c
Feb
34'Ac
Mines
Norsewick Mines
Feb
2,550
__
*
Mines
.
_
Canada
Mines
Jan
14%
•
—
_
Mining
&
1.53
1.33
36c
1
Oil
20% July
70c
—
1
(Walter M)
Yellowknife
Lynx
1,500
1
2.92 May
85c
1
__
Jun
34c
9
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Lowney
11,883
28,100
23 c
Feb
Apr
88c
Extension
19%
42'A
*
y.
1.73
1.20
2.15
78c
3.05
•
Canada
68c
—
I
Long Island Petroleums
—
____1
Northern
34c
*
•
A
1.58
1.08
21'Ac
l.o5
__
Northern
19%
*
class
9,600
_
9%c Feb
6c
Feb
1.44
__
11%
6%c
—
1
Lac
3,106
—1
10% July
6'Ac
—
1
Groceterias
14,700
85c
1
of
Feb
Jun
4.65
•
Jan
19'A
.
1
Gold
Long
Loblaw
18c
2.33
80c
1
Lac
Jan
19%
Jun
1
9
13
»
Feb
14c
2.23
80c
—
_
7%
6%c
•
—
Gold
Lencourt
14
Apr
Feb
27c
1.75
10c
10
7% May
Apr
27%
29c
3'Ac Jan
16c
2.30
—
10c
Jan
10
__
__,
8
57%
Apr
Vlar
1
Feb
_
50^ Jan
Jun
4'Ac
'r__\
5.40
Apr
8c
—
8'Ac
__
32c
4.20
Jan
25%
29c
Feb
8.65
5,000
3,915
1.80
52
loc
Jun
1
Nor-Acme Gold
11
1,500
*
class B'
365
•.
Jan
11c
1
Ltd—
Apr
82,400
20
Jones
182
26
8% Mar
2.99
48,667
__
Oils
Jun
29c
A—.—*
Gold
Jan
18c
Rouyn
1.55
1.10
__—______________—1
Leduc-Consolidated
Leitch
Jun
Jan
35c
80c
*
Mines
7'/a
1.60
13 %c
Yellowknife
Nubar
Lavalie
150
4,100
!
Feb
1
Ryan Lake Mines
8.00
24c
27%
1
_
Petroleum
490
6.85
Jan
1
Oil
Richfield
4,400
22c
May
15c
7c
8.25
6.65
14
56c
__
__
Gold
1.67
24c
Jan
7%
57
Jan
May
2.01
56%
•
Jan
13%
84c
21,350
_
Mines
8.00
6.65
77c
Jun
Mar
2.00
1,500
Norzone
28c
1
Laura Secord
26
17c
__50c
Mylamaque Explor
28c
1
Preferred
225
Jun
45c
2.40
__
Mosher Long
93c
1
—
27%
16c
—
Mines
1.58
__
—-——*
class
27%
'
25%
•
__
__
U_
35c
Jun
1
Acceptance
12
1.11
New
Newnorth
1
B
205
;
1
Newlund Mines
1
Mines
Lapaska
12%
'
Jan
2.10
L«
Laguerre
85c
July
._.
12%
—
39c
10c
20c
Sons
11
7,100
*
Jan
58c
Cadillac
105
54c
9
-
2.16
Malartic
Jun
15,000
v
Lapa
11'A
50c
25%
__
_
Gold
May
.7,870
Oils
11%
6% July
1
Kelore
North
Landover
40c
2.00
+
Morrison
Feb
13c
Gold
Lamaque
900
—
Oil
Marlon Gold
2.25
60c
Mines
Apr
41c
•
_
Goldvue
New
Jun
1.20
80c
"
1
Shore
26%
Feb
58c
Osu
Lake
Feb
-
1
Gold
New
18'Ac
10'Ac
Lake Wasa Mining
23
580
-
1
Jan
Jan
7c
11c
Lingman
Lake
50
6%
Jan
1
Mines
3.15 Mar
30c
Jun
58c
Mines
24%
6%
——
Petroleum
Norancia Mines
Lake
Apr
Feb
Jun
16c
80c
Labrador Mining & Exploration.——I
Lake
27%
12%
•
_
Devon
New
Jan
1
Kroy Oils Ltd
Jun
11%
_
Petroleum
Fortune
Jan
25c
________—1
-r;
Klondike-Keno
25c
16'Ac
1
—
_
Mines_____
New
Apr
6'Ac
70c
—
*
—1
Mines
Keyboycon
Keymet Mines
A
___
Dickenson
New
Kerr Lake
23
41c
_
New
1
Oils
385
Jun
4%e
34c
class
__
Delhi
New
Jun
11,433
Kelvinator
Kenwell
25%
*
Uranium
Continental
New
Jan
78,100
—
•
Gold
24'A
1
Davies
New
4c
8c
Kayrand Mining
Kenville
Jan
7'A
Concord-Development
New
Jan
131
Jun
3.50
33c
14'Ac
*
Jupiter Oils Ltd
15%
24'/a
__25C
Car
Calumet
New
Feb
Jun
46'A
Apr
127
3.15
34c
1
Mines
Jonsmith
Apr
6%
_20
__
British Dominion Oil
New
Gold
Joburke
Joliet-Quebec
13%
•
Bidlamaque
May
5.10
Jun
6%c
7c
•
Ltd
Oils
22
14c
1
—
Oil
Jasper
—
5
•
Mines
Jaculet
Jet
Line
Gold
110
24 %
•
__
Pipe
Steel
New
Interprovincial Pipe
14
Feb
1.35 Mar
Feb
38% July
Jun
10% July
Sewer
Alger
31'A
9
common
Preferred
14
__5
_
.
Mines
Nesbltt Labine
4%c
38'A
1
pfd
Petroleum
40
__
*
Metals
Jun
Hosiery class B
30%
31'A
preferred
30
preferred
——-——__40
International
58c
Jan
30%
11
6%
—
•
common
$1.50
$2
1,500
•
National
New
Acceptance
70c
0
Drug & Chemical
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers common
40
11
6%
1
Lake
Industrial
58c
65c
—
Ltd
30 Vh
__
—£1
—
34%
—
30%
Capada ordinary_5
_.—_______
56c
Mar
25
__
Morrison Brass
National
Petroleums
Hy-Charger
Jan
45c
1
_
National
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
40C
4,550
Feb
Paper common
Preferred
13,800
*
Corp
High
50c
50c
65c
•
6 00
Low
46c
52c
Jun
*
Yellowknife
Horner
Howard
2,555
25
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
..
Moore
Holllnger
—--
Shares
45c
—1
Mines
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
29c
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
*
_____
Week's
Friday
for Week
STOCKS
1.14 Feb
J
.
j
Number 5237
Volume 178
The Comrnercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(185)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
8ale Price
(
Par
Utilities
Reel
Petroleum
Regcourt
Prado
Rio
Cons
Oil
Roche
1
A
Class
90c
4.25
14c
Rupununi
__1Q
.
Upper
74,725
•
93c
93c
1.00
Steel
5,300
*
13.%
12%
100
Apr
Jan
Jan
3.40
Feb
Ventures
Viceroy Manufacturing
Jan
22c
Feb
Vicour Mines
1
Violamac
1
2.55
1
42c
1.62
9c
22c
Jan
35c
1,000
2c
Jun
7%c Mar
Feb
5c
1,000
4c
Jun
20c
13,000
16c
Jun
35c
Jan
11c ll%c
20,600
10c
Feb
20c
Apr
Ltd
Lawrence
Canada
Rol
Vulcan
32
Jan
35%
749
12%
Jun
17% Mar
14c
Jun
15 %c 15 %c
4,000
3%c
37/8c
13,700
•
19
19%
425
Gold
93%
98%
98%
33%
33 %
34
Ltd
1.85
Waite
Amulet
Walker
G
11c 12.% c
20,490
1
12c
*
2.35
i
2.35
*
&
(.1945)
32c
common
West
Westeel
Territories
Oil
97%
Jun
99
30 %
Apr
1.70 July
3c
10,085
200
37 % Mar
16c
Feb
12
Jun
2.81 Mar
13% July
16
Feb
50
12%
Jun
1.85
8,190
1.50
Jun
2.82
Sherritt
Gordon
B
class
2.00
2,800
1.80
1 Jan
285
36%
46
46
46
550
43
11c
10 %c
12c
23,633
"
Voting trust
Sigma
Mines
43
Mar
46
Mar
July
8c
Jan
35c
Feb
32
Miller
Standard
Simpsons
Mines
class
Dairies
(N)
Souris
__
Valley
Southam
Oil'.
Oils
.
Grocers
55
55
28%
Stadacona
Standard
Western
Homestead
Mines
Stanley
Starratt
Oil
class
&
(Geo)
Wilrich
Petroleums
preferred
Winchester
Winnipeg
Olsen
Stedman
Steel
of
Co
145
28%
Jan
900
52c
Apr
Canada
70c
7.35
211
21c
23c
9,800
17c
Winora
5.75
May
7.00
Jan
Feb
7.75
32c
67c
70c
10,565
50c
July
1.00
1.00
400
70c
Jun
1.75
10%
10%
10%
Jan
10%
14%
14%
14%
388
.
9%
1,709
12%
41c
I
44c
7,200
36
—
36
175
50c
55c
25%
27c
1.15
40c
Feb
50c
2,000
Jan
Jan
35c
1,900
18%
2,060
38
38
25
4.60
4.60
175
4.60
Feb
1.00
Jun
1.64
1.60
1.67
14c
13c
18c
5,000
19%
19%
19%
300
31%
31
31%
1,178
47c
20
Feb
30
Mar
Jan
1.66
Jan
6.85
Jan
1.90 Jun
4.35
Jan
91% Feb
100
93
93
95%
247
1
52'Ac
52c
58c
72,222
Gas
13c
16%
29
17c
65c
41c
65c
2.40
2.39
2.40
6.10
Jan
H)
preferred
Lead
&
95'A Mar
99
Jan
7c
30
1.14
July
12'Ac
Feb
863
99
July
12,500
12c 16%c
52c
117,400
14%c
58,800
100
98%
98%
98%
17c
May
7% Mar
6%c Jan
6
6
6%
1.98
1.95
98
_
2.02
Apr
100%
May
5c
150
•
5%
75
*
—
Zinc
Canuck
1
35c
1
Oil
11c
18c
Jan
98
Apr
6'A
Jan
2.58
Feb
1.90 July
6,090
Apr
100
May
5%
Jun
Feb
Jan
35c
4,852
25c
Jun
47c
10c 12 %c
15,500
10c
July
22'Ac
Jan
1,000
7c
Jun
13c
Mar
31 %c
,__1
Knitting
Class
class
A
7%c
7%c
1.24
1.30
20,020
1.24
Jun
1.75
3.55
3.55
150
3.50
Jun
4.50
1.60
1.60
100
23c
25c
6,100
21c
Jun
59c
Jan
15c 15'Ac
1.28
B
__
Yuker.c Mines
1
23'Ac
1
^-Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
15c
1,500
15c
Jun
49c
Jan
Jan
1.60
1.00 Mar
Apr
Jun
Canadian Funds
Friday
STOCKS
34
15%
175
101
102
40
34
Feb
Anglo-Canadian Pulp
Anglo Newfoundland
9.75
Feb
Asbestos
22 %c
July
2.92
Apr
97%
1
for Week
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
•
High
Low
High
Low
Feb
65c
Jun
Sales
Week's
.
Par
Jan
15c
Apr
Jan
Feb
13
Last
Sale Price
Jan
Jan
Jan
15
May
Jan
102
Jun
&
Paper
22
_
common
2nd
Gold,
7
Apr
420
24 %
Jun
27'A Jun
Jan
17'A May
12% Mar
17
17
9%
1,778
89
89
10
48%
48
48%
6.00
5.90
6.00
17%
17%
17%
14
75
87%
__
89
«
5
--
....
Jan
710
*
preferred
Bulolo
Jun
9%
8%
26%
1
Co
preferred
24%
July
100
8%
26 ye
*
Brown
22
22'
22
8%
26%
_5
Develop—
•
Corp
British American Banknote
1st
14%
Exchange - Curb Section
20% Mar
Apr
July
2.00
Toronto Stock
Jan
34c
Jan
13c
2,540
101
8c
16c
6%
13c
100
5.00 May
1.85 Feb
July
16c
3,000
1,988,045
*
7c
6'A
6%
1
Apr
16c
100
8c
14c
•
Gold
Mar
39
12,425
8=% Jun
85
46%
75
-
1,325
98
Jun
Jun
Jan
49'A May
5.70 Jun
—
t
6.75 Feb
■
50c
9 %c
11c
21,250
6c
Jan
12c
25c
44c
4 2'Ac
47c
89,130
41c
Jun
90c
Jan
Canada
_•
1.80
1.80
1.85
1,600
1.75 May
2.05
Jun
Canada
__1
1.29
1.26
1.30
7,150
1.20 Mar
1.46
Jan
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
__11
28
Mar
17% May
36
24,431
Mines
1.15
30c
33c
18'%
6.85
Taku River-—
150
Jan
6.45
Gold
28%
Jun
38
Contact
Jan
45c
6.50
Sylvanite
July
1.07 Jun
*
26
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Ltd
55
42 %c
5.00 Jun
1
Jun
29%
Oils
Feb
725
York
37% Mar
May
3'Ac
Grass
46'A
11,500
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Jan
410
Sweet
100
14,225
Jan
25c
1,500
Surf Inlet
Feb
24
Jun
Jun
Mar
20%
7'Ac
Switson Industries
33'Ac Jun
Jun
17c
2.40
Yellore^ Mines
100
32%
(ordinary)
May
20
1.20
Jan
1,750
7%c
Preferred
24c
Feb
5.35
Yale
27c
35c
17c
-
68c
Feb
18%
Sturgeon River Gold
17
May
34%
32 V8
Supertest
Apr
1.10
Jan
25%
27c
5.
Cons
17c
Jan
■
50c
7%c
Sullivan
Jan
2.10
1
Wriglit-Hargreaves
Mining
Sudbury
Jan
24 7 8 July
•
common
__
1
Jan
•
Preferred
Steeloy
1.15
Apr
24%
1
Gold
Mar
5c
July
5.25
—_
Central
20
4.25
7.20
_
1
Bros
64c
2.30
Larder
&
355
_
*
Ltd
Jun
1.17
Wiltsey-Coglilan
(G
•
B
Gas
37c
*
5.35
Ltd
(Alexander)
_
Brock
Stanwell
13%
•
Tungsten
Wood
*
(1944)
48 %
Jan
lOo
Leaseholds
Western
Wood
*
_
Jan
1
Western
24% July
«
Paving common
Preferred
__
20
Feb
•
Ltd
4,800
12'A Jan
9% Jun
10%
135
20
43'Ac
Co
Spooner
29c
Apr
Feb
95c
43
7,000
285
20
_
3,000
21
12,284
___
common
7%c
20c
4.60
22c
_
Co
7c
*
18c
24%
1
•
A
__
_
500
Western
24
*
Ltd
Gold
Slater
___—
i38c
1 25c
4.40
1
Mines
38c
20%
Yankee
Silver
100
21
24%
1
_
—
Silver
Siscoe
31
65c
23
_
1,892
Jun
Feb
3.25
Jan
42c
4,989
12 %
1.37
15c
Apr
31
;
(Quebec)
10%
48%
25c
4.45
*
Silanco Mining
Silverwood
*
_
Breweries
1,000
Feb
Jan
37%
Apr
Jun
2.80
37%
8
65c
_•
3,500
43c
1
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Winnipeg Brewing
Sheep Creek Gold
2.60
•
Jan
1
Shea's
14% July
lc
Preferred
Jan
24%
10
__
*
Jan
Jan
7'Ac Mar
Ashley
common
1.70
15c
Jun
11
Products
Weston
12%
1.78
5c
16% Jun
47
2.25 Mar
Jan
1.97
Feb
1.15 Jun
Feb
500
Jan
Feb
Jun
275
12%
7c
Jan
14'A
42c
48%
1
5%c
Feb
2.45
•
Consolidated
Jan
11
58c
9c
9c
10 %
*
W.
1.60
5,305
•
&
Ltd
Jun
14%
13
gc
1
24
1.85
-50
Mines
17%cl8%c
13
May
14,500
18c
High
24c
90c
3,100
7c
Wekusko
Jan
37%
com.
Class A preferred
2.40
14%
12 7
♦
Power
1.26
5c
Weedon Pyrites
Jun
1.82
*
Security Freehold Petroleums
Water
"105
13%
_
Jun
3c
1,500
:
Ltd
1.22
•
Mines
1.25
5%c
•
—
Oils
18%
170
1.70
1
Scarfe class A
1
•
Western
•
common
Bridge
Shawimgan
16
Mines
Mines
7%c Mar
782
-
.1
common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Oils
35%
15%
*
Corp
Antonio
34%
•
„
Sand River Gold —'
.
55c
Oils
1.15
4,250
,
Low
43c
7.50
Van
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
Jun
19c
34%
Saguenay Power preferred —109
Sicks'
United
Feb
5c
Gold
Shawkey
Jan
Low
1
Waterous
Industries
Scurry
3.25
lie
Zinc
Jan
11c
Oils
Sarnia
2%c
United
19c
Royalite Oil
San
25c
2%c
Jan
&
4.25 July
6,000
23 %c
Shares
60c
4,625
lie
Lead
32c
for Week
Par
United
1.70 Mar
1.80 May
Sales
Range
of Prices
4%c
50
2.00
warrants
Royal Bank
St
12,883
82c
Oils
Russell
300
1,500
1.90
Silver
Rundle
2.05
4%c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
1.15 May
15c
May
3,000
4.25
warrants
B
Roxana
Roy
35C
„
B„
Consolidated
Class'
16c
2.00
13c
class
Lac_
Long
Rowan
Low
47%c
Kix-Athabasca
Friday
4,300
1.90
Silk
Riverside
2.00
1
:
-
1.34
15c
1
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.25
1.30
1
MacDonald
Reeves
JULY
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
_50c
MARKETS
ENDED
lor Week
STOCKS
Redwater
WEEK
Sales
Last
FOR
41
Industries
Juiy
•
Dominion Sugar
&
5
16
13
30
13
July
3.40
943
3.00
*
6c
6c
2,000
Feb
Canadian
32
33
155
Jun
38% Mar
Canadian
Western
10%
10%
50
10% July
10% July
Consolidated
2.03
2.20
1.90 Mar
Jun
34
34%
168
33'A
Jun
3.00
Jun
11c
Jan
Jun
34%"
15
4.10
42
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.25 May
81c
•
__
Marconi
Tamblyn Ltd common —:
•
Taylor Pearson 5conv pfd________10
common
18% Mar
Feb
13
3.25
Vinegars
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
1
Thompson-Lundmark
•
Torbrit
I
2.03
6c
30%
10c
July
Mines
12 %c
13c
95c
Toronto
General
Toronto
Iron
Trusts
Works
1.18
26,300
30
30
100
23%'
Feb
31
Mar
International
Paper common—
18%
—
1.18
18%
50
15%
Apr
18% July
International
Utilities
24c
20
class
30
A___*
V-* GO
4.
-
Dalhousie
Oil
Bridge
Jan
Humberstone
Traders
Finance
class
■___:
___
A
9c
9c
1,000
8%c
28%
28
28%
2,804
27%
1
•
Warrants
250
23%
23%
23%
Trans Empire Oils
*
2.85
2.75
2.90
4,851
Trans
*
80c
75c
81c
40,500
Era
Oils
20c
.
-2.70
74c
30% Mar
28 %c Mar
Apr
Jan
Jun
4.00 Mar
1.55
Jun
Transcontinental
Trend
Triad
Pipe Line
Resources
Tungsten
40c
Jun
4,800
22 %c
Jun
2.30
2.35
Corp
6,600
32c
2.40
7,500
2.00
Jun
37%
42c
Oil
3,530
26c
*
38
41c 43'Ac
37%
•
*
Petroleum
32%
Jun
Power
Minnesota
&
•
Preferred
—.'
■
Union
Gas
Union
8%
9
Mining
-•
29%
1
—
26'Ac
•
Feb
Price
Feb
Yukon
2.84
35c
15,380
17c
Jan
95c
25
7
Jan
8%
8%
25
8
Jan
29
29%
1.858
22c 26%c
17.975
Feb
Feb
United
Corp
class
United
Fuel
class
4.10
A
—_1
preferred
United Keno Hill
♦
50
•
3.80
4.25'
75 150
11
1
B
11%
915
57%
51
'
8.40
8.25
.
55
,8.40
900
3.00
10%
51
7%
Feb
•
■
4,000
18c
Jun
28c
74
65
71%
Jun
83% Jan
13
47
12% May
14% Apr
.
50%
*
..
276
26 7%
<
47 %
25
55% Mar
Jun
555
51
26%
•
Jun
4.00
4.00
4.00
50
*
48
48
48
25
a
26
25%
26
1,645
24
30%
550
30
Mar
500
29'/a
Feb
30%
-
Ontario
Paper
common
—
-
1
4.75
4.75
4.75
•
31%
30%
31%
3.80
48
Jan
1
Feb
60c
4.20 May
450
55c
10,100
_
Consolidated
1
FOOTNOTES
Mar
Feb
9%
Feb
a
60c
40c
May
Odd
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
lot sale
d Deferred
(not Included
in
July
59
Apr
Apr
10% Jan
.
rf-.
e
Selling
f Flat
r
Cash
1
(Un)
4.80
Jan
50
Jan
Mar
27%
Jan
31
Feb
28
Apr
53 %c May
6.50 Jan
34
Mar
67c
Mar
delivery
sale
range).
(not
Included
1
wd When delivered.
x
u
price.
(not
dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading
wlWhen
-
ex-interest.
sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
privileges,
range).
year's
4.80 Mar
12
AND
t Ex-liquidating
value.
par
year's
29% July
Jun
Jun
20c
«
Bros
in
United Asbestos
Feb
19c
Jan
10
16c
Feb
13
B
Oreille
99c
8%
25%
Flour
Ogilvie
46%
29c
*
common
7%
-
Apr
72%
19c
«
..
34%
Jan
Jun
36 %c Mar
8%
30c
1
Acceptance
1,194
5.25
10%
38%
8'A Jun
Jan
•No
Union
1,610
38
-
Utilities
MacLaren
Pend
Trans Mountain Oil
9%
_
Jan
14c
Apr
100
9'A
37%
.
•
1
Shoe
Interprovincial
Towagmac Exploration
3.85
9 %
37%
•
Apr
1.70
3.85
•
._
10,611
5,500
Dominion
Silver
_1
_•
—
Lumber
Paper
included
in
year's range).
z
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock
dividend.
i
-7
I
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(186)
Monday,
July 13, 1953
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday, July
10
Investing Companies
Fund
—25c
1.25
—
American
Mutual
Axe-Houghton
3.83
4.14
Keystone
Inc—1
11.42
12.41
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Bond
Fund
Street
Canadian
8
K-l
(Income
Preferred
Concord
De
Electrical Equipment shares lc
Industries shares—lc
18.83
20.36
6.64
(Net
Automobile
Business
6,575
136
12.04
13.02
29
Steel
9.55
34.73
15.95
17.54
stock—I
5.15
of
interest—1
2.04
1
10.06
10.93
Net
asset
Inc.l
—10
4.91
17.36
2.49
34
7.95
Balanced
15.26
15.15
16.64
1
12.99
12.99
1
10.45
11.36
1
National
15.33
98.18
1955
98.11
98.13
97.16
98
100 a7.
IV2S April 1,
IV2S Oct.
1,
IV2S April 1,
1956
100 £
97.3
97.24
32nds—
IV2S Oct.
1953
100.2
100
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
3-52
8-
3-53
b2.30
2.00%
2.75 %
7-
1-53
11-
2-53
b2.70
12-
2.45%
1-52
9-
1-53
b2.40
2.15%
2.30%
3-
2-53
12-
1-53
b2.75
1-
2.50%
2-53
2%%
10-
1-53
b2.60
2.35%
2.75%
6-
1-53
12-
1-53
b2.75
2.50%
10-
1-53
b2.60
2.35%
2.30%
4-
1-53
1-
4-54
b2.30
2.50 %
11- 2-53
b2.70
2.45%
2.50%
5-
1-53
2-
1-54
b2,35
2.60 %
7-
1-53
4-
1-54
b2.95
11.36
2.75%
12.23
Treasury Bills
Bid
Ask
1953
bl.20
0.70';,
3.53
3.86
July
23,
1953
bl.35
0.90%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Series—.
Stock Series
1
Resources
Natural
Resources of
Fund
7.47
8.19
8.92
9.77
$1.50
8.78
9.62
Petroleum
5.31
5.80
July 30,
1953
bl.40
1.05%
Aug.
6.
1953
1.65%
hi.50
1.25%
17, 1953
Sept. 18. 1953 (TAB)
bl.80
10.98
4.58
Aug.
13.
bl.83
4.18
1953
1.75%
bl.55
1.35%
Sept.
bl.38
1.78%
—lc
-—.-lc
2.75
3.01
1
17.70
6.05
8.69
9.52
Pine
8.64
9.47
Pioneer
4.70
5.16
Putnam
Food
5.07
5.57
24%
25
14.03
Oct.
1,
1953
bl.90
1.30%
1953-
bl.65
1.50%
Oct.
8,
1953
bi.96
1.92%
14.45
17.86
19.41
1
Inc
17.98
19.44
Fund
(Geo)
Fund Inc
1
2.50
Inc
Fund
Fund
1.40%
27,
32
Scudder, Stevens 6c Clark
Street
bl.60
Aug.
26%
5
Equip shares
lc
shares—
——lc
1953
6.55
5
Trading-
(The) Stock Fund-lc
1953-
20.
19.14
Investors com—10c
Electrical
24,
Aug.
Canada
preferred
&
1.60%
10.05
Fund
Airier
1.55%
bl.80
1
Inc—
lc
Ask
bl.75
1953
10,
1
Industrial Slock Series
England
Bid
1953.
3,
Inc—lc
——
Natural
Pacific
United States
Id,
2.85
Ask
1-53
July
20,79
lc
Bid
2-53
5.19
20.58
..—lc
Due
6-
4.75
2.62
Fund
Dated
2-
I
2.35%
Series——————1
19.23
shares—lc
Rate
8.44
18.78
6.04
95.8
11-
7.30
1
63.02
96.3
94.24
2.25%
9.81
Speculative
5.56
95.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Kate
7.72
7.51
58.61
97
1957
1,
96.16
1958
1,
l%s April
6.68
6.85
99.17
98.16
15,
8.93
Income
1
1955_.
l%s Dec.
1
7.18
Ask
99.15
100%
—1
Series
Bond
Stock
6.56
New
Fully, administered
In
15,
l»/2s March
1954_
100^
Series——1
Series-
Priced
Preferred
.——1
shares
1,
15
99
Security Series—
Balanced
Low
shares—
Common
are
Va8 Dec.
Bid
Notes—(Cont)
March
16.45
1
Fund
2.73
8,64
113%
3.00%
Investors Corp
Building shares—
Chemical
2
2.65%
interest
National
36
97.24
112
2.25%
5.09
18.11
2
Trust
Investors
Values
29.77
14.04
1961
100
—
1954
1,
.0610
100.0426
1954 wi_
Treasury Notes-
17.92
1
Inc
-1
Capital Corp
2%s March 22,
June
Treasury
Nation Wide Securities—
lc
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
16.58
Shares
beneficial
lc
Inc
2s Aug. 15, 1953
2V4s Feb. 15
1954
2%s
Maturity—
Ask
l%s
32.67
Fund-;——•
Fund
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
8.50
Corp—
value
Mutual Trust
Of
24.54
Certificates
20.33
1
of Boston Inc
1.86
20c
5
19567
3s
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Fund—
Life
beneficial interest—•
of
Mutual Shares
22.95
7.76
18.85
27.69
——1
Inc
Units
Mutual Invest Fund
series
1,
Panama Canal
Investors Growth Stock
Fund
7.65
30.56
Inc—10c
Fund
7.17
stock series
Aviation
Bond
beneficial
6.54
Inc
General
4.73
6.98
Fund
1954
99.24
5.32
4.34
Fund-l
1
4.03
5.25
4.83
25c
stock
Industries
General
Mass
5.64
1
3.43
3.70
4.77
lc
Massachusetts
Corp
99.22
99.13
95.3
97.3
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Ctfs
34.38
3.11
lc
shares————_—.lc
1
Mutual
99.14
Maturity—
lc
shares——1
Petroleum
27
9.46
Metals
shares
Manhattan
Fundamental Investors Inc
Gas
Equipment
General
7.22
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Futures
shares
Paper
Inc
1954
Dollar Price
Managed Funds-
Mutual Fund
Industrial
Boston
Common
Value)
Asset
Non-Ferrous
Fund-
Preferred
3.44
16.14
16.53
Fund
Founders
4.81
3.12
1.
June
11.92
14.93
1
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
First
4.37
9.19
11.01
Howard—
Financial
3.54
x8.50
—I
Investment
Fund
Stock
3.21
Lexington Trust Fund
Inc—
Shares
Balanced
shares_lc
June
2%s
4.02
Fund
Knickerbocker
13.74
Fund
6c
3.65
2%s
98.24
1958
99.23
36.30
.—«—lc
99.20
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Growth
Diversified
Bacon
36.80
1954
99
94.24
10.25
—•
1•
1,
93.20
6.30
9.38
Com
8.90
.1
common
Diversified
Dreyfus
5.74
Com
Priced
25.50
Fund inc—
Funds
Diversified
Dividend
1
25c
Feb.
99.16
98.12
1956
2%s May 1,
2 Vis
Ask
99.6
1957-55
6.96
(Income
23.28
1
Fund—
Stock
19.07
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Bid
Bonds—
1955-53
1,
1,
18.28
6.38
(AppreciationComStks)_l
(Low
15.20
asset value
Net
Diversified
17.48
16.76
Stks)_I
Stocks)—1
8-3
12.64
value
Mutual
Delaware
37.18
8.23
Investment Trust-1
asset
Vegh
34.08
21.53
Income Fund Inc—
Vegh
Net
De
19.08
Home Furnishings shares—lc
—.
Inc
Fund
Consolidated
17.49
28.99
1
Fund
1,
Stocks)—1
Pfd
potni
a
1954
May
Oct.
26.58
-1
Inc;
Fund
2%s Feb.
1
1%3
23.27
1
100.1
Nov.
2%s
(Quality Common Stks)_l
8-2
Composite Bond 6c Stock
Composite
99.29
1954
2 %s
19.09
1
1
Investment
Commonwealth
15,
100.1
Bank
•
com—100 6,425
———100
131
Securities
99.31
1953
17,
Land
12.12
1
1
Inc
Fund
Fund
Christiana
24.06
Federal
11.11
1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
22.24
22.26
Banks—
Loan
17.49
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)-1
8-1
32nd* ef
more
1
Bonds)
5
Inc
Fund
Feb.
7%
20.68
10c
Ltd...
General
Canada
2.75s
K-2
one or
,'Ask
Bonds)——1
Priced
8-4
Corp
Invest
Bullock Fund
26.19
(Speculative
(
Inc—
value
asset
Net
Broad
Fund
Home
24.01
(Low
B-4
*
Inc
Green
Federal
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-3
-I
America
of
Tr
Inv
Bid
30.31
Aug.
3.30
10.11
Bowling
29.71
2.30s
10.36
9.30
Figures after decimal point represent
26.92
19.87
Fund Inc—1
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
25.74
(Investment
3.02
2.90
Boston
Funds—
Bonds) _—1
Custodian
18.28
2.40
Ridge Mutual
Inc———————1
B-l
Bid
Mutual
9.53
/
Axe-Houghton Stock Fuud Inc.l
Beneficial
Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue
(The)
Fund
Fund
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Johnston
5.19
Fund
Par
Mutual Funds—
A«k
94c
Shares——1
Business
American
86c
4.80
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Bli
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Bank & Trust
Par
New
Bid
Co —10
32%
33%
Companies
Ask
Par
York
Bid
Ask
Chicago—(Cont)—
7.66
8.40
8.49
9.30
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
9.46
10.36
shares—lc
9.13
9.51
Selected
2Va
12.94
13.99
Bankers
shares.lc
6.19
6.79
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
25.08
27.12
Chase
lc
7.05
7.73
Sovereign
1
7.89
8.64
Investment Corp—*
Fund
1
64.50
68.0(5
Continental
Trust- —10
5%
6V2
21.96
22.18
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co
60%
62%
-16
60
63
.10
132
137
General
bond
Institutional
Investing
Low
shares
bond
Company
Pticed
lc
shares———
Common
Stock
55.07
Bank
Fund
1
Shares
Amer
55.07
Clark—
Investors
lc
lc
8.19
8.98
State
6.11
6.70
Stein Roe
& Farnliam
lc
6.58
—lc
2.77
3.05
Technical
Fund
Equipment shares
lc
stock shares-——lc
4.41
4.85
Name
8.37
9.17
14.00
14.00
7.22
of
the
Manhattan
Bank of New
York
-100
Trust
—10
National
Chemical Bank &
49
National Bank
Harris Trust, & Savings
376
%
50%
45%
46
47 V2
Mining
Railroad
...
shares
shares
Bond
Railroad
Bteel
lc
6.98
7.65
4.64
5.10
Television-Electronics Fund
Inc
1
13.48
14.69
6.81
7.47
Texas
1
5.06
5.53
Inc
Growth Companies
Industry
—_1
10.47
11.44
United
Accumulative
1
11.98
13.02
Inc—1
24.77
25.51
United
Continental
1
4.24
4.63
New
11.86
12.89
Shares
Fund Inc
Mutual
Guardian
Fund
Hudson
1
xll.54
11.89
1
11.45
12.38
Inc—
Inc_10c
1.81
1.98
1
Income Foundation Fund
10.45
11.30
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
12.60
13.78
83c
92c
Shares
to
Group
Fund)
Insurance Group Shares
changed
(name
(name
Bond
1.12
1.24
Group Shares
Northern
243
Trust
Bk_100
375
390
.-100
405
425
Co
Cleveland
Central
National Bank
Cleveland Trust Co
National
Union
of
Y
N
100
374
386
10
47%
20
62 %
92%
Line
Income
Van Strum &
Street
Fund
Towne
Inc
Fund
Washington
4.82
1
1
Square
(The)
N
Y
Bank
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
32
34
Irving
21%
10
10.22
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
1
19.78
21.53
Manufacturers Trust Co
18.60
20.11
Meadow
1
4.12
4.45
1
+
Investment
Co
9.53
of
New
E
2.50
Investors Management Fund
I
16.58
16.94
Series 1956
100 1,460
Amer
9.33
2.12
1
10.60
2.42
10
Bank
1
Far
Bid
Aetna
Casualty & Surety——10
110%
114%
Aetna
—10
51%
53 %
Jersey Insurance
2.53
Trade
&
267
48%
Par
Insurance Co of North Amer -10
of
Co
y —10
n
46%
50
3%
317
332
20
26%
Amer
10
100
115
16%
266
25
60
Bank
&
41%
Mercantile
Mutual
18
St
276
82'%
39
41
Bank_20
63
65
Bank—20
Tower
Co
44%
51%
54%
27
30
—25
&
51%
60
64
20
&
48%
25
Trust
Bank
Bank
40
41%
17
& Trust
Union
Grove
37
20
Bank
Bank 8c Trust_20
Trust
Bank
Louis
Nat'l
Bank—4.
Manufacturers
119
12%
National
National
58%
62%
Trust—20
60
100
160
Trust
180
62
San
Trust—33Ya
Bank
Exchange
Boatmen's
28
25
Co
Trust
39%
851;
Francisco
Bank of
Amer
N'T
& S
A. .6.23
30%
32%
85%
34%
..10
165
25
26%
—10
32
34
46%
49%
46%
48%
Equitable
Fidelity
4
5
Massachusetts
Bonding
5
21%
Merchant Fire
Assurance
-2'%
24%
26 Va
Merchants
10
38 %
40%
National
Newark
—
25
Surety
6c
Co—
63%
National Union
78
New
55
5
5
—
Connecticut General Life
Casualty
—
61%
74
10
—10
Co— —10
Inc
—10
•
33
21%
192
78
_
_
23%
197
81%
New
York
North
Pacific
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
_
_
63%
65%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
55
57
Republic
Republic
Rutgers
5
Fire
38%
Seaboard
59%
61 %
Security
16%
17%
Fire
36
Standard
37%
—10
38%
152
40%
157
104%
105
Northern
Lgt 4%s__1983
102%
103
Pacific
Philadelphia
Calif
Elec
Power
3%s
_
1983
Commercial
Credit 3%s
Consol Gas E L & P (Bait)
3%s
99%
100%
1965
99%
100 %
Diamond
Florida
Alkali
Power
General
3%s
&
Motors
1978
Lgt
3%s_1983
1958
Public
104%
97
Service
4s
Pow
Lgt
1983
102%
101%
102%
105%-
•106
4%s_ -1973
4%S
100%
103%
.1983
104
101
New
England
i
Power-
103
101%
1968
109%
111
Phila
1978
104
104%
Public Service Co of Indiana—
1983
103%
29%
Kerr-McGee
9%
10 %
Montana Power
51%
New
Jersey
30%
32%
New
Orleans Public
40
45
10
33
35
4634
48 3 4
44%
4.60%
preferred
100
46 %
722
Oil
P
4%s
4%s
L 4%s
&
l.
1983
103%
1984
104%
FOOTNOTES
742
—10
22%
23%
par
FOR
value.
yield price.
k Admitted to listing
Stock Exchange.
Electric
Texas
Elec
104%
$4.84
Serv
&
$4.64
pfd
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
Ex-rights.
94%
96
k—
26%
26%
101
102%
102
•
103%
Lgt—
OVER-THE-COUNTER
y
100
preferred
t New
the New York
pfd
25
Texas Power
x
on
4.68%
4.90%
Service—
3%s
New York Tel 3%s
•No
—2
102%
Stocks-
102%
27%
100
104%
Service
100%
bBld
Fire
102%
1983
&
48%
3
Guarantee
Public
104%
1973
4s_1983
Cent
60%
U S
Wisconsin
1983
.1988
4s—
Jersey
39
Westchester
3%s_
Kentucky Utilities 3%s
58 %
40 %
97%
103%
k__
Electric 3%s
Washington Gas Lgt
102%
103%
.1984
18%
37
42%
104%
Ask
.1973
94
Fidelity 6c Guaranty Co—2
38%
Electric
4s
17%
Fire
5
4%s
Electric
90
U S
40%
Potomac
Bid
Gas
&
Acceptance—
4s
Iowa
Natl
Gas
Southern Natural Gas
—
1983
U S
—10
.»
1983
&
-10
Accident
Bonds—(Cont.)
4%s
Pow
—10
__
Ask
Power
Arkansas
—10
Co
Security Issues
Alabama
12%
-
Haven)—
Travelers
Bid
2
Springfield Fire & Marine
34
35%
—10
Fire
Surety
(New
62
Bonds—
10
Fire & Marine
5
Hartford Steamboiler
36%
Paul
59
__10
(Texas)
5
American
Home
Providence-Wa shington
St
93
5
Firemen's
25%
55%
87
-10
__
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__ —10
of Philadelphia- —10
24%
53%
10
10
Fire
Pacific
Peerless
Globe 6c
25%
.12.50
Northern
47%
50 %
Phoenix
Globe 6c
23 %
8%
50
General Reinsurance Corp.. —10
Falls
5
45
44%
30%
25
Glens
40%
43
42%
7%
23 %
5
3 8 3,4
63%
28%
48
Newark
,5
61%
2.50
—10
of
IIV2
2
..
48%
81%
10 V2
.10
Fire
45%
77%
4
_3.33%
Z-io
(San Fran) —10
41%
River
Federal
Fund
39 %
Northeastern
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Fire Assn
25
5
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
Recent
_
23 %
-10
Fire
New
35%
170
5
Manufacturers
Fire
10
—
Shippers
Forster
preferred—5
32
of
Fire—
convertible
_
20%
Re-Insurance
Insurance
$1.05
Life
30
American
Automobile
National
Casualty_5
Assur..
&
American
Hanover
yjr
1
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
—10
American
Hartford
100
Louis
First
4
10
Ail
Lincoln
American
Firemen's
Bid
83
31
Automobile
6c
Trust
Bank &
States -National
United
National
Ask
74 %
American
Continental
103
National
St.
106%
44%
2
Trust
States
259
103%
of
Bank
First
Continental Illinois
29
Alliance
Camden
100
1st Nat Bank & Tr
United
20
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Insurance Co__ —10
American
Boston
25
31
17%
Albany.
National
Sterling
1
29%
_25
Bank & Trust
Bank
5.31
Insurance Companies
&
48
21%
61%
100
Trust
Nat'l
18%
59%
Chicago
American
46
Portland
20
Rye National Bank
State
Shares—
Trust
City
York
Public
1,500
National Bank
Freeport
United
Bankers
.10
Nat'l
Peoples
20
Brook
Rational
Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
1955
71%
of Detroit.
22%
Trust
1
Fund
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Series
10
40
Angeles
Mellon
8.88
13.84
Mutual
12.07
:
x38%
Pittsburgh
5.27
8.15
13.57
Inc-L-
Investing Corp
11.04
Co
10
Security-First National
95%
1
Insurance
47
Commerce
of
64 %
20
Boston
Agricultural
33%
210
45%
Bank
Los
50%
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
North
Aetna Life
32
195
16
National Bank
Franklin National Bank—
Franklin
20
_50
City Bank
Detroit
21%
33%
6.17
Independence Trust Shares
of
%
36%
6.37
12.46
America
19
5.65
Series
Fund)
10
5.83
11.46
Trust
City
—
1
1
Investment
the
—10
1
16.74
Co of
Trust
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
changed to
Investment
&
Shares—I
Inc
15.30
Great
237
Bank
Fund
Fund
to
Foundation
Inst
Bank
Trust
National
Fund
Wisconsin
Institutional Ins Fund)
Stock and
Fund
of
Y)
Income
Wellington
Bank
Fund
N
Trust
Fiduciary
First
6c
Science
Line
Value
Plains
Federation
Inc
Investors
(name changed
Institutional
United
Value
Wall
Institutional Growth Fund
Bank
Fund
United
common
Incorporated
Empire
changed to
lc
shares
Growth
(White
Inc
lc
shares——.
Utility
Street
.
shares
Tobacco
Crum
100
46%
10
Trust-
Bank
364
15
Bank
First
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc
shares
shares—
Merchandising
Petroleum
RR
(net asset value)—•
Scudder, Stevens &
ISSUES
Volume 178
Number 5237
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(187)
Week Ended
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
1953
Third
Bank
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
based
us
telegraph advices from the chief cities
upon
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 11, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
4.6% below those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary total stands
at
$16,227,206,587 against $17,009,691,439 for the
there is
Federal
clearings this week will show a decrease compared with a year ago. Pre¬
loss for the
a
week
week in 1952.
same
At this center
ending Friday of 9.4%. Our comparative
summary
for
Week Ended July 11—
1953
York
New
$8,682,283,957
9.4
'750,000,000
814,201,925
7.8
934,000,000
1,047,000,000
10.8
Boston
_{
503,531,751
15.2
Wilkes-Barre
-
_
+
+
__
282,162,058
All
all
cities, 'five
3,426,426,465
cities,
one
Total
all
day
—
days
3,174,321,060
(7
+
7.9
+
ends
of
685,285,293
.
634,864,232
week
week.
next
cannot
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
District
3,045,216
5,897,973
+42.6
5,418,931
11,033,869
+29.3
11,846,364
9,955,292
11,914,872
+16.2
7,985,785
10,407,237
1,024,607,090
+16.3
994,144,923
890,498,107
6,906,796
+41.4
187,314,056
376,109,705
+30.9
178,780,891
7,982,983
165,012,53a
+38.3
345,186,901
272,804,001
33,449,00ft
them
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
,
7.559,320
48,525,300
—11.1
25,533,600
6,461,018
+36.4
5,640,064
4,711,029
6,278,966
+76.1
7,858,024
311,052,815
+34.9
307,258,128
8,262,119
267,726,319
1,257,587,395
cities)-
942,648,656
+33.4
Reserve
877,816,928
759,947,989
District—Richmond—
3,212,214
of
we
statement, however, which
July 4.
For that
there
week
an
was
increase
8.9
—
3,044,793
week
same
in
1952.
Outside
+48.1
13,882,000
12,546,05*
127,839,939
111,464,827
4,610,856
+33.8
—13.2
-'320,984,188
267,925,100
+19.8
239,329,712
198,712,84*
107,618,292
83,682,067
+ 28.6
91,884,581
82,008,189
633,867,180
-
Columbia—Washington.
as
Federal
Reserve
506,667,886
+25.1
480,199,771
410,787,21*
1
4,218,746
the week
has to be estimated.
"
Tennessee—Knoxville
'
22,362,688
91,121,970
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
16,164,441
;
76,785,678
65,709,52*
+15.7
253,600,000
209,600,009
4,994,248
5,588,693
+ 29.4
288,600,000
•
+38.3
70,403,030
333,800,000
+11.9
5,741,431
3,461,72*
22,438,382
present further below,
Federal
in
the
Reserve
New
a
Districts
York
District
—
week ended
was
decrease of 3.8%.
a
in
and
the Atlanta
Reserve
5.4
3,871,370
97,506,363
—
5.6
in
which
they
108,358,281
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
(including this city)
District of
15.1%.
The
the totals record
a
note
we
decline
of
In the Cleveland Reserve District
Chicago Reserve District enjoys
gain of 19.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 41.9% and the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 20.4%.
In the Kansas
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals
City Reserve District the totals
following
12.9%.
furnish
we
(10
cities)
848,227,781
are
smaller by 4.0%,
but
larger by 14.9% and in the San
OF
Grand
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
_
7th
__
St.
11,337,941,344
1,257,587,395
1951
or
%
$
1950
$
+ 20.7
574,059,069
499,564,340
2.9
8,637,617,921
7,082,396,170
1,024,607,090
+ 16.3
994,144,923
—
««
942,648,656
+ 33.4
877,816,928
633,867,180
506,667,886
+ 25.1
480,199,771
Haute
Minneapolis
+
15.1
710,802,128
Iowa—Cedar
1,093,256,604
+ 19.0
1,045,949,430
937,783,356
610,849,540
Des
430,417,488
463,731,390
385,010,577
566,990,159
493,487,869
367,889,449
We
383,071,672
971,080,884
860,318,409
19,979,652,541
18,824,749,639
9,352,302,397
7,772,738,432
City.
add
now
our
+ 41.9
472,006,785
438,829,713
+ 20.4
358,120,808
327,224,890
+ 14.9
461,901,787
426,691,722
4.0
337,910,759
295,007,297
+ 12.9
747,173,677
Clearings
detailed
July 4 for four
statement
6.1
15,697,703,986
7,349,167,921
6,521,911,432
showing the figures for each city for the
River
New
Haven
Kew
_
—
_
$
4,565,212
.+
4.5
1,914,062
1,497,767
21.3
4,330,992
4,731,725
526,736,454
+ 17.7
471,318,982
407,747,176
2,338,467
+ 20.7
+
1,925,873
(12
+
860,242
2,346,244
1,955,016
9,287,162
+
34.2
9,041,200
8.331,875
4.8_.
8,391,084
+ 30.7
7,200,060
6,454,191
32,201,015
+ 29.8
31,098,255
26,714,821
13,930,170
+ 35.1
14,992,887
13,685,979
25,415,100
+ 56.8
26,916,400
24,228,700
2,463,256
District—New
York—Albany
1,865,635
630,017,355
32.6
2,113,872
1,500,831
*1" 20.7
574,059,069
35,394,402
29,189,602
5,591,781
—13.9
3,791,769
3,160,533
86,542,399
+ 48.8
85,588,219
74,349,255
1,806,218
+ 81.3
2,151,165
1,800,438
-3.044,201
1,813,686
+
67.9
2,071,971
2,340,378
10.627,350,144
11.052,011,207
3.8
8,348,536,065
6,833,588,261
34,605,622
York
__
_
Connecticut—Stamford
J.—Newark...
_
Northern New Jersey
(11
+ 16.6
3,274.982
Jamestown
Total
15,711,870
128,798,801
Buffalo
.a
15,318,470
—16.4
1,766,705
1,344,520
805,445,402
+22.7
709,824,548
4,240,679
+43.6
770,600,878
3,447,324
11,309,879
+32.1
11,707,854
10,593,598
29,563,389
14,063,41ft
3,709,083
—
1.2
7,151,154
6,000,157
+
0.9
3,906,669
3,809,015
1,301,182,915
1,093,256,604
+19.0
1,045,949,430
937,783,356
(17
cities)
4
Reserve
District—St.
Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
342,400,000
——
269,100,000
+27.2
255,300,000
249,700,00ft
166,690,195
83,225,453
+100.3
75,878,001
+31.3
139,691,221
75,087,101
120,318,461
99,612,356
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
3.0
1,928,463
1,932,400
+41.9
472,006,785
438,829,71:*
2,146,989
(4
cities)———;
Federal
Reserve
610,849,540
.
2,214,034
—
66,878,852
cities)
\
430,417,488
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
1
7,877,318
7,413,573
6.3
6,849,766
6,094,011
318,943,281
262,054,223
+21.7
238,310,358
222,340,955
St.
114,688,471
89,221,691
+28.5
88,067,369
78,222,085
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo—
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
6,255,361
+
6,944,702
—
9.9
7,816,234
2,944,236
3.277,035
—10.2
3,127,024
3,075,925
3,771,101
Montana—Billings
Helena
3,092,636
+21.9
3,219,983
3,069,04©
13,006,717
—28.9
10,730,074
8,418,055
385,010,577
+20.4
358,120,808
327,224,89ft
9,251,622
Tenth
(7
cities)
Federal
463,731,390
Reserve
6,004,821
"
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
617,123
791,942
—22.1
914,338
760,40T
744,705
618,291
592,961
—16.3
7,888,911
7,021,03ft
123,401,901
+14.6
126,769,393
107,975,75ft
8,730,687
+12.6
8,000,321
20,372.134
+26.1
15,060,925
16,506,75*
367,042,726
City
7,756,305
25,680,554
_
316,609,545
+15.9
288,375,166
7,701,418
9,956.159
Cities)
10,724,556
7.2
8,839,415
2,839,510
+18.8
2,569,444
2,481,981
1,796,493
+29.8
2,865,583
2,307,441
566,990,159
Pueblo
271,949,26*
9,394,701
3,374,577
2,331,034
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
(10
+12.7
8,534,632
141,365,577
Wichita
Total
660,851
7,147,017
Kansas—Topeka
Eleventh
Federal
493,487,869
+14.9
461,901,787
426,691,72*
7.0
1.1
9,197,721
8,792,63ft
—
Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas-—Austin
7,087,044
321,912,532
Fort
Worth
18,188,717
'
7,617,015
—
325,385,771
—
282,032.227
*240,167,768
I
6,170,000
5,997,000
5,931,225
—10.6
4,696,698
4 980,296
9,502,894
+
1.4
9,885,731
8,541,22*
367,889,449
Louisiana—Shreveport
—35.4
—11.3
9,637,561
Wichita Falls
28,142,767
6,492.000
5,303,595
.
25,928.382
5,760,000
:
Galveston
Total
Twelfth
4,815,006
Elmira
Syracuse (
+26.1
1,429,776)
31,178,956
8,832,497
(6
cities)
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Washington—Seattle
York—
18,326,928
_
+12.2
9,877,974
'
383,071,672
—
4.0
337,910,759
295,007,297
+20.0
125,623,727
112,376,081
(
26,528,371
499,564,340
+
23,886,369
+ 44.9
23,695,466
Francisco—
158,923,394
132,400,748
4,083,073
3,733,039
+
9.4
3,749,229
3,472,87ft
143,082,939
136,494,090
+
4.8
121,446,993
72,144,235
60,217,284
+19.8
57,135,644
129,743,226
50,561,703
22.049,864
■
Rochester
3,124,169
63,841,21ft
3,956,476
4,292,422
33,431,597
4,639,925
Yakima
New
4,631,036
76,999,587
'
8,727,814
Dallas
760.550,494
Reserve
—18.5
953,960
+ 30.0
39,846,600
cities)
Federal
+17.3
4,846,689
1,762,299
1,163,099
2,304,429
18,817,887
——..
-
Eingharnton
N.
$
41,807,469
_____
Hampshire—Manchester
Second
1950
10,971,484
__
Island—Providence
Total
Dec. Vc
1951
12,462.228
_
4,072,048
87,046,942
4,683,787
Omaha
July 4
or
1,219,495
Worcester
fthode
Inc.
2,995,580
Bedford
Springfield
New
1,819,528
2,823,187
_
Connecticut—Hartford
53,653,00ft
7,889,121
14,942,886
Peoria
Missouri—Kansas
619,704.007
—
Lowell
New
$
5,538,037
__
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
1952
1,901,264
_
8,452,058
6,087,956
Decatur
Linc/Oln
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor'
Portland
77,083,000
987,957,473
Hastings
1953
Reserve
7,720,332
0.8
0.2
13,355,499,693
+ 20.3
+
years:
at—
Federal
7.6
8,557,802
+
+
I
$
First
+
—13.8
700,933,770
—
Week Ended
■i
10,764,617
1,195,784
Chicago
Total
week ended
76,140,000
34,997,225
City
44
10
Outside New York
12,309,665
12,459,242
Moines
Illinois—Bloomington
Ninth
44
111 cities
...
7,093,157
Minneapolis
6
Francisco
10,010,762
5,301,679
3,950,128
44
7
Total
11,690,006
7.4
4,379,811
Rapids
585,835,125
44
10
11th Dallas
4.6
—
585,835,12*
/
102,113,464
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
410,787,214
737,304,689
1,301,182,915
4
Kansas City
1,587,40ft
+
7,412,548
710,802,128
759,947,989
II
17
9th
1,611,189
11,998,058
10,782,408
Wayne
Bend
Terre
890,498,107
—
848,227,781
Louis
San
Dec.
II
10th
12th
Inc.
$
630,017,355
_
Chicago
+31.6
6,865,676
10,513,540
Indianapolis
South
II
6
__
_
1,710,949
76,719,000
rndiana—Fort
Eighth Federal
1952
760.550,494
1,191,207,795
7
__
+15.1
<4
11
_
5th
CLEARINGS
11,006,487,559
12
_
737,304,689
District—Chicago—
Rapids—
Total
««
York..
4th Cleveland
8th
$
12 cities
_
446,92*
115,805,00*
2,251,278
Reserve
Arbor
Lansing
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
1953
July 4—
_
482,646
134,992,180
Springfield
,
a summary
SUMMARY
Week Ended
7,025,797
3.7
+27.7
—
12,555,443
Federal
i
1st Boston
+42.4
127,290,616
3,326,466
80,146,821
86,146,156
6,155,551
Rockford
Francisco Reserve District by
In the
are
477,647
+25.1
.
Sioux
a
5,868,666
459,924
162,539,078
Orleans
We group the cities according
located and from this
are
-15,036,95ft
gain of 20.3%, the bank
expansion of 33.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 25.1%
an
+
111,596,027
Michigan—Ann
Philadelphia Reserve District of 16.3%.
the totals show
3,479,579
108,430,433
105,333,733
8,359,440
$19,979,652,541 against $18,824,749,639 in
2.9% but in the Boston Reserve District the totals register an improvement of 20.7%
and in the
4,352,661
114,309,594
Alabama—Birmingham
6.1%, the aggregate of clearings
city there
3,244,54»
District—Atlanta—
appear
Seventh
clearings at this center showing
to the
of this
of
2,810,749
12,827,000
133,395,132
5,312,078
(6 cities).
Total
for the whole country having amounted to
that
we
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
are
the
cases
3,526,509
19,003,000
178,438,630
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed
5,135,924
4.6
not available at time of going to press.
are
3,163,913
7.9
+
$17,009,691,439
We
3,185,483
5,956,492
+58.4
419,529,230
Virginia—Huntington
Sixth
issue
our
6.574,678
8,815,846
South Carolina—Charleston
5.7
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
9.3
District—Cleveland—
Virginia—Norfolk
8.2
$15,541,921,294 $16,374,827,207
...
for
846,000,000
3,114,823
+
11,055,543
Federal
Total
cities
948,000,000
+26.1
43,144,000
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
+16.2
2,851,803
6,320,431
2,502,644
245,265,543
3.3
$13,200,506,147
___
975,000,000
520,012,039
Reserve
Richmond
.
3,067,819
1,191,207,795
cities)
Federal
Total
West
five days
3.997,075
6.2
291,537,824
Other cities,
—47.0
9,765.194
(11
7.0
369,432,659
$12,115,494,829
days
5,709,157
1,294,567
12,681,851
Jersey—Trenton
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
13.7
507,022,280
306,848,773
392,295,513
.
Ealtimore
cities; five
1,026,333
1.303,827
8,413,094
Fifth
Ten
1,423,744
1,227,911
14,270,464
Delaware—Wilmington
ioungstown
5.1
305,500,000
437,549,000
—
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
1.511,616
+45.3
3,964.125
York
Mansfield
328,171,138
—
+153.9
3,595,050
Ohio-canton
0.4
382,522,744
290,000,000
__
Francisco
+12.6
782,471
6.907,653
Reading
Cleveland
324,554,175
Louis
1,249,819
1,344,051
1,133,000,000
Philadelphia
bcranton
Cincinnati
501,677,676
__
City
$
3,027,968
Columbus
Kansas
San
1,407,713
Lancaster
Fourth
$7,865,705,503
Philadelphia
St.
%
1952
1950
$
1,953,194
Chester
Total
Chicago
3951
TELEGRAPH
BY
*
July 4
w
Dec. %
1,986,683
Bethlehem
i
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
I
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania— Altoona
New
the week follows:
Reserve
1952
$
43;
—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
California—Long
22,176,791
14,422,390
+ 53.8
16,807.145
13,469,178
21,635,193
+ 17.3
16,824,506
49,402,761
+ 43.1
49,875,507
.65,117,470
4.5
52,881,706
44.482,572
11,006,487,559
11,337,941,344
2.9
8,637,617,921
19,063,080
15,348,825
13,841,386
529,960,973
12,007,824
469,098,200
16,790,675
:
+24.2
17,358.050
San
Barbara
Stockton
10,702,149
9,924,837
356,971,344
14,568,550
386,570,153
10,275,698
4,128.817
Jose
Total
Grand
+
—
7,082,396,170
1
Outside
14,096,742
+15.3
+13.0
+15.3
4,847.114
—14.8
5,432,561
9,062,312
;
11,602,735
—21.9
8,879,473
4,188,491
7,496,936
43,707,444
68,02^,256
Beach
Francisco
14,258,645
70,681,997
City
Pasadena
San
Santa
25,384,831
Lake
(10
total
New
971,080,884
York..
•Estimated,
(a) Now
—
Included
in
18,824,749,639
9,352,302,397
cities)
860,318,409
19,979,652,541
cities)
(111
7,772,738,432
Newark, N. J.
12,101,54ft
+12.9
747,173,677
700,933,77ft
6.1
15,697,703,986
13,355,499,693
+20.3
7,349,167,921
6,521,911,432
+
A
44
(188)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the
Company
Carrier
Tariff Act
of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week
just passed:
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
-
i!
3,
RESERVE
1953 TO JULY
9,
BANK
1953,
TO
Friday
Monday
Argentina peao—
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
New York
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 7
S
a
University
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.243276
.0719820*
2.243525
.0200125
.0200250
.0200178
.0200250
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0229417
.0230890
,0230682
.325833
.325833
.325833
1.007812
1.007187
1.005937
.210450
.210450
210500
.210800
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285520
.00285520
-
.210433
.210500
.210500
210566
2.815625
2.815520
4'A%
.115606
.115606
.115606
.115640
.263200
.263200
.263200
2.787747
2.787541
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0348750
.0349000
.0348900
.0349000
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.233300
2.804897
2.814687
2.815312
2.815625
2.815468
.658327*t
.658327*$
.658327*$
.561797"t
.561797*$
.561797*$
tAppllcatlon
A-
<quar.)-^+.+._^^.*^_^—-$25c
12-15
11-25
Union
Co.,
.561797*$
.561797*$
.425531*$
.425531*$
.425531*$
.531914*$
.531914*$
.531914*$
.331733*
.331733*
.330006*
.328300*
.328966*
L.)
Griess-Pfleger
Holdings of Treasury
certificates of indebtedness increased $50 million. Hold¬
ings of United States Government bonds increased $39
thousands
of
dollars)
million.
Inc. (+) or
dec.
(—) since
July 8,
July 1,
1953
Assets—
1953
Co.,
20.472,102
fund
for
P.
25,001
—
3,691
/
Industrial
U.
28,692
307,029
5.817
S.
340,722
loans
Govt,
Bought
advances.
3,059
40
1,672.304
—
—
197,500
+
■
4.995.716
■
4,521,975
Total
+'
+
outright
deposits
8,205,598
613,848
Total
24,963,666
197,500
+
.4-:
P.
R.
and
foreign
notes
of
securities..
24.963,666
other
1
banks..
—
+
197,500
July 1,
Assets—
215,300
293,008
Loans—gross
Commercial,
Loans
12,479
589,022
117,781
2
4,341
10,609
72,565
50,633,161
326,936
to
4-
+■
Deposits:
Member bank—reserve accts.
106,914
254,456
19,689,506
S.
Treasurer—gen. acct._
Foreign
487,656
33,246
—
175,686
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab. and accrued divs.
1,015,239
138,116
430,697
Other
+
1,385
+
20,783,545
150,575
—
91,934
;
573,445
528,478
+
+
123,401
1,634
—
17,338
392,427
—
84,479
+
2,777.542
723,363
+
+
4,055
49,541,997
335,451
—
+
569,250
Capital Accounts—
Capital
paid
ButpIus
Surplus
260,297
7)
(Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
of
to
serves
note
gold
deposit and
ances
accts.
purchased
correspondents
14,663
46,334
7,869
—
+
+
646,694
re¬
F.
R.
45.5%
on
for
—
0.2%
26,613
3,011
3,392
The condition statement
the
ended July
ances
with
—
61
+
—
17,533
3,050
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Federal
1: Decreases of $314 million in reserve bal¬
Reserve Banks and $659 million in
Federal
demand deposits
adjusted, and
an
lion in demand
deposits credited
creased
industrial,
$170 million
in
Chicago, $13 million
in
of $212 million at all
according to
and
New
increase
to
of
$562 mil¬
to
+
2.843
—
212
+
1,847
purchasing
for
agricultural
loans
carrying
or
+
1,088
45
ir_
2
490
+
+
238
+
186
7,960
+
21
+
1,453
29,483
+
272
•—
2,514
securities—total
+
187
—
1,275
of
50
—
1,864
indebtedness
2,090
+
5,541
—
19,338
Reserve
Banks
banks
—
461
—
961
16
York
Boston
industry
brokers
—
78
—
+
2,672
489
—
20
+
33
107
.
52,795
deposits
except government
U. S. Government
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
banks
Stock
7-15
6-30
-f
386
preferred
and
those
called
under
date indicates the
ing tenders, and the
current
the details
volume
were
stocks
Havana
6%
Poli-New
+
9
+
267
562
71
+
Lehigh
1st
7 %
sinking
or
8-27
provisions.
in
in which
8-14
7-24
(quar.)
t$1.25
8-15
8-
5
$1.50
7-20
7-
6
—
$1.37'/2
8-
1
7-20
$1.37Vz
(quar.)—__
—
11-
1
10-20
$1.37 Mr
(quar.)..
6-30
7-20
6-18
40c
8-14
7-24
1
7-15
683Ac
.—
40c
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-20
56'Ac
8-
1
7-16
37'Ac
———
7-15
6-30
$12'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)—
25c
Heinz
7-
7-15
"7-
6
25c
7-15
7-
6
3uc
7-25
6-29
(quar.)
Ire.
(increased)
...
preferred
(H.
Hercules
J.)
5%
5%
Co.,
preferred
Higbie
Mfg.
Stock
Hiram
Class
(quar.,).__
iquar.)
Co.,
5%
Ltd
Worts,
Inc.
(quar.)
(N.
Illinois
common
Bell
Corp.,
j.
new
Co.
Nov.
15,
1983
Page
Power
series
$2681
8-
1
7-
7
8-
1
7-
7
7-15
7-
1
1
7-
1
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-11
8-11
9-
1
8-
1
7-15
7-
60c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
SI.10
7-15
6-30
933Ac
7-15
6-30
7-17
8-
1
7-15
$1
9-
8
8-
7-15
?-
1
7-
7
___
25c
12'Ac
12'Ac
(quar.)
50c
8-
1
'
8-31
8-14
8-31
9-
.
1
A,
Co.,
due
9-19
12-30
12-19
15c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)-:
8-
1
7-17
$25c
8-
1
6-30
s2
7-30
15c
8-
1
$3
—
Co.,
(s-a)
common
Wquar.)
9-
e-24
1
7-17
I
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
__—
(quar.)
-preferred
4.70%
(quar.)
a.
8-
1
7-10
51c
8-
1
7-10
53'Ac
8-
1
55'Ac
8-
1
§8%c
8-
1
$37'Ac
1
2353
Co.—
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Coal
debentures,
Ray Drug Co.,
33/4 %
10-
1
$25c
15-year
due
1965
3'A %
due
July 15
1962
debentures
—
Co.
of
Tobacco
8-
1
7-10
Varnish
Convertible
of
Canada,
&
Color,
$2681
Aug
1
55
Aug
1
55
Ingersoll-Rfind
67c
Co.,
preferred
Ltd.,-
common
pfd.
(quar.)
common
-
9-18
Ltd.—
:__
participating
7-10
7-10
Canada,
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.,
Co.—
debentures,
Assurance
preferred
Imperial
refunding mortgage s. f. gold bonds, 5 % series
1924, maturing Feb. 1, 1954
___"
..Aug
Coal
Life
fi
55c
(quar.)
Toronto ..{quar.)
Ltd.—
1954
8-14
8-15
9-30
$1 25
(s-a)
4.267c
4 7c
7
$1.25
preferred
Power
Imperial
Page
1
si
10c
——
common
$1.25
RR.
non-cum.
Imperial
REDEMPTION
Date
Electric
bonds,
July 16
6-30
(initial).
common
income
Telephone Co.
Briok
,
$i
iquar.).
common
(quar.)
Central
6-19
7-15
15c
_
preferred
Illinois
7-15
6-30
30c
—_.—
iquar.)
-Inc.,
Illinois
3
7-15
7-15
25c
Y.l,
5 %
preferred (quar.K
Hydraulic Press Brick Co
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
B
8-
1
12'/2C
25c
——__
—
class
7-15
8-
Huttig Sash & Dpor Co.,
5%
7-15
3
50c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
1
3-
25c
Mptor Car Co. (quar.)
Foods, 5%
preference
(quar.)
preference A iquar.)
57c
7-15
8-
25c
(quar.i_.__—
Finance
Fund,
3
15c
iquar.)—._
(Joseph) Co.
Shoppes,
Inc
investment
7-25
7-10
37'Ac
(quar.)—.—
preferred
8-15
(quar.)._;—
Co.
preferred
8-
25c
Water Power
Hardart
6-25
8-15
$75c
—
(quar.)
Sugar Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
&
7-10
25c
(quar.)
common
Insurance
7-10
45c
2%
&
'7-15
7-31
SI.25
'
common..———-
dividend
&
A
Holyoke
...
(quar.):
iquar.).
Co.,
1
7-31
9334c
53VsC
iquar.)
pfd.
Walker-Gooderham
(R.)
57c
8-
6
$1.25
•
Hershey Chocojate Corp.—
4'A%
preferred series A
Higbee Company, common
Hoe
—
(quar.)
Co., common
Powder
6
7-15
25c
—
33A%
7-
7-15
2l'Ac
4.42 7?
due
6
iquar.)
4.08 % .^preferred-
Date
8-
Insur¬
&
:
1-20.
7-15
15c
(quar.)....;—
Inspection
2-1-54
50c
:
Mfg.vCorp. (quar.)—,
15c
Company, common
(quar.)—_—45c
Hecht
6%
TENDER
.
8
—1007.
pfd.
.
Seabrook Farms Co.,
Sun
9-10
Co.—
preferred (quar.)-——i
preferred
(quar.i
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.).
Hudson Bay. Mining & Smelting (quar.)
51
3 'A %
7-
45c
—
4.407c33A%
last date for mak¬
the location
7-15
7-15
Co.—
Houston
redemption,
fund
6-30
1
60c
(quar.)
Industries,
Hot
corporate bonds, notes,
for
1
8-
(quar.)
Home
1
20-year
7-1B
7-21
Hayes
19
Aug
Valley
8-
3uc
17'Ac
Co.—
Electric, 5%
E
53
and
of
40c
pfd.
5%
preferred
preferred
+
Inc.—
PARTIAL
mtge.,
8-25
2-20
Hudson
called
8-25
3-12-54
class A
D
—
-
9-14
~
11-25
—
...
preferred C
Horder's,
+
.
income bonds,
Consolidated
1st
Marx
Light
Ltd..
$1.25
9-14
(s-a)—
Boiler
preferred
4,515
972
Company and Issue—
Great
&
5%
—
given in the "Chronicle/'
Theatres,
7-15
3
____$1.25
—
iquar.)
F>),
Hawaiian
94
(except where indicated)
OF
6-30
8-
12-15
(quar.)
conv.
Ltd.,
Lithographing
From
Issue—
England
$2.40
Co.
convertible
Illinois
and
7-15
12'Ac
(Quar.)___.—
Rys.
Co.
—
number gives
page
$75'Ac
'
——_
NOTICE
Company
•
—_
(quar.)
Co.,
Electric
Hudson
redemption
7-15
50c
Reflectories
Steam
Hunt
common
"
___—
Shaffner
1,373
1,284
list of
7-24
quar.)
Cementing
(initial)
Hartford
+
Notices
a
6-15
10c
—
$1.25
dividend
Harrisburg
Home
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
found
6-30
7-15
■
& Co., 5'A% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
I
5'A% preferred iquar.)
Harrisburg Hotel Co. (Pa.L
22
10.393
__
be
7-15
75c
Co.—
(A.)
4%
the
(initial
Well
Cotton
(J.
$15c
__—
_
5 'A %
Horn
___i
Below will
Oil
preferred
+
2,656
_.
.Foreign banks
659
—
18,563
Borrowings
The
—
RR.
Co.,
Harbiscn-Walker
5%
deposits adjusted
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
common
Hamilton
Holly
Liabilities—
Demand
ing securities
District,
6-30
(quar.i—j
(quar.)
Brothers
Halliburton
144-
—
314
—
887
domestic
4
—
14,558
4,561
39
+
7,395
Federal
vault
with
10
—
948
«.
with
152
*
securities
Balances
+
755
de¬
City, $24 million in
District, and a total
reporting membet banks. Changes
the
7-10
7-15
Hayes
1,719
bonds
Reserves
Fund
5%
pur¬
6,302
certificates
Other
Y.)
(quar.)
Hagerstown Gas
4'A%
loans
General mtge.
domestic banks.
appear in another press release.
and dealers for
purchasing or carry¬
increased $152 million. Loans to
banks in¬
creased $238 million. "Other
loans" increased $21 million
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $164 million
in
New York
City and $39 million in the Dallas
Loans
207
notes
Reserve
following
Commercial,
+
bills
including
shows
2^784
foreign
...
the
1,921
+
securities
2.4%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
—
agricultural
dealers
accept¬
Industrial loan commitments
banks
462
206
16,447
326,936
7-15.
(quar.)
Household
50,633,161
combined
Contingent liability
+
for
Treasury
Cash in
Canada
IN.
_______
Hartz
7-15
7-10
-$1.50
iquar.)_—
preferred
(quar.).
Gurney Products Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
Hagan Corp. iquar.).
Hart,
/-ie
8-
7-15
$1.50
America
of
Ohio
preferred
Harris
•7-15
J
15c
Corp. of America Co.
4'A%
preferred
iquar.)—
27,543
certificate
liabilities
646
+
218,648
Total liabilities &
cap.
Ratio
+
584.676
carrying
or
Government
Domestic
in
(Section
and
and
Treasury
Treasury
Time
liabilities
industrial,
loans
S.
&
preferred
New
8-
15c
(quar.)
Insurance
Common
Halle
3
Hat
1952
+
Loans to banks
U.
Mobile
ance
July 2,
1953
40,269
_____
loans
estate
S.
June 24,
+
securities
U.
25,963,572
Co...
of North
Hartford
or
39,649
brokers
chasing
Other
,
646,694
Liabilities—
Total
+ )
76,527
loans
7,024
Gulf
6%
22,585
1,759,906
Real
Notes
investments—total
+
Other
U.
districts.
(jn millions of dollars)
and
Loans—net
110,391
Reserve
all
1953
2,103,454
49,807
assets
Federal
in
Inc. (
+
3,454,284
assets
Total
increased
,
23
145,591
premises
Other
+
25,307,447
banks
Uncollected cash items
Bank
Chicago. United States Govern¬
$94 million. Demand deposits
decreased
domestic banks
2,318,754
.
•
Govt, securities.
loans
from
in
I
Loans
Due
million
summary of assets and liabilities of
reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
repurchase
agreement
U. S.
and
dec. (—) since
bought
under
Total
Atlanta
District, and $48 million
Dallas Districts, but
they in¬
A
1,509,504
—■
Cleveland
Borrowings increased
6,782,500
—
the
$167 million in New York City,
$74 million in the San Francisco
District, and a total of
$267 million at all reporting member banks. '. 'V
1,721
'
13,773,671
Held
$67
341,827
outright—
Bills
the
credited to
9,916
securities:
Certificates
in
ment
904,812
95,548
+
in
creased
97,337
—
adjusted decreased $363 million in
City, $62 million in the Richmond District,
million
■
21.258,589
cash
and
-f
deposits
York
each
786,487
Discounts
$58
1,002,149
—
R.
notes
Other
New
1952
8-
37%>c
—-
common
$5
Demand
July 9,
6-19
50c
iquar.)—
Realty Co. of Canada—
preferred (accum.)...—
Life
$5
v
nrewery
Tanning
Mutual
Gulf
$5
8-
7-15
3
—
40c
Guardian
7%
6-25
$3
Guardian
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Y.)
Extra
and decreased $34 million in the New York District
out¬
side of New York City; the net increase at all
reporting
member banks was $187 million.
8-
8-17
56'Ac
Co. .«N.
iquar.)
Guaranty Trust Co.
Guaranty Trust Co.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
7-10
8-27
Inc.
preferred
preferred
1
7-15
56'Ac
iquar.)
Co.
Griscom-Russell
Merchandise.
25c-
iquar.)_
Insurance
Western
8-
31'Ac
_________________—
convertible
6%
\
_
(accum.)
common
preferred
(H.
5S5-.
iquar.)_.
iquar.
American
•jne&diecK
.658327*$
.531914*$
of
,
preferred
conv.
Green
2.815429
.425531*$
type
7-10
$25c
8-25
$2.25
,425531*t
upon
7-24
.
8-25
Quarterly
.531914*$
depends
25c
7-20
9-15
Great
.233325
.658327*$
7-10
9-15
Grayson-Robinson Stores,
2.804897
•
7-20
7-24
7-10
$25c
.4'A% preferred
.193233*
.233325
2.805105
1
iquar.)
Grand
.140154*
.496766*
.233300
1
8-
A
5%
.140154*
2.804794
class A
8-
15c
—
_
Graham-Paige Corp.—
.496766*
.193233*
iquar.)
7-31
Class
2.787541
2.804171
50c
75c
iquar.)
common
Holdert
Class
.140154*
pound
Inc,
Guarantee Co.
Redemption
When
Payable of Rec.
56V4c
(quar.)_
(quarj___—._——
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
.263200
2.787438
Pumps,
5 So. preferred
.115640
.263200
2.786819
_
_
10)
Share
Eatteries, Inc., com.
preferred
Goulds
2.815416
.233325
Africa,
Gould-National
.210800
2.815312
franc
2502
177.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%>
preference
<quar.)____i
.0229721
.325833
2.814687
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso (free rate)
certificates
Volume
Name of Company
1.006875
,
+
Dividends
.00285625
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Gold
$In
(Continued frontage
.00435401*
—
55
1
preferred stock-July 24
cum.
.0719820*
2.243359
2.243359
.325766
Finland, Markka
France, (Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
(In
$6
this issue.
in
.200000*
.133333*
1.006093
—
rupee
•Nominal.
—
*
.200000'
.210400
dollar
South
$2786
York
51
Corp.—
July 9
.133333*
.0228221
-
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
of
1
Machine
Per
—
Union
52248
&
—
Thursday
July 8
.0200000
Free
Switzerland,
1
Gear
1961
(Value In United States Money)
.0544060
Ceylon,
preferred stock, $10 par value.Aug
Bros.
New
1930
OF
.200000*
.0719820*
British
r
due
"
2.242778
Basic
50
stock...—Aug 20
1
1
bonds,
Washington Water Power Co.,
S
—
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruziero—
preferred
Corp.—
Power
mortgage
Convertible cumulative
.133333*
..
Page
Date
convertible
Aug
Foote
.200000*
Preferential
Canada,
4.8"<
York
1st
CALLED
1st mtge., 4 'A % bonds, due after Aug. 1, 1953
Aug
Standard Power & Light Corp., $7 cumul. pfd. stock—-Aug
TREASURY
July 6
$
pound
New
3 Va %
Monday, July 13. 1953
Issue—
"Announcement
:
July 3
Australia,
and
Corp.,
Eastern
the different
on
INCLUSIVE
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In
Country and Monetary Unit
i
FEDERAL
BY
JULY
ISSUE
ENTIRE
Foreign Exchange Rates
...
com.
3
$30c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-20
$37'Ac
iquar.)
(s-ai
7-
9-
1
8-20
50c
$1.25
$3
.
7-15
9-
7-
2
1
7-31
1-2-54
12-3
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
income
Growth
and
Insurance Ct-.
of
25c
Fund
from
North.
(10c
from
net
security profits)—
America
(quar.)
35c
7-30
7-
62'Ac
7-15
6-30
1
•
Volume 178
Number 5237
!
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(18$)
45
—
)>
_
Per
Name of Company
1
Share
International Brohze Powders,
6%
participating
International
Quarterly
$3.50
Payable of Ree.
Name
$37'4c
7-15
6-
$1
(quar.)
com.
9-10
7-15
preferred (liquidating)
Milling Co., 4% pid. (quar.)_
6-15
International
Nickel
preferred
Co.
of
Canada,
87'4 c
7-15
7-
$$1
7-15
8-
1
7-
25c
7-31
4%
preferred
6%
&
(R. H.)
4'A%
pfd. A (quar.)__
35c
9-
1
8-13
8-
1
7-15
Mailman Corp.,
35c
preferred
(quar.)_
35c
11- 2.
New
common
Intertype
Investors
Investors
Fund,
derived
from
net
Investors
Trust
Co.
distribution
$4.36
Jack
investment
Inc.,
6-15
7-15
Common
7%
income)
17'4c
6-30
8- 1
7-20
Maryland
8-
1
7-20
$1.05
11-
2
10-19
iquar.)
55c
11-
2
10-19
$1.09
8-
7-31
7-17
1
7-15
Mathieson
10-
1
9-15
4'A %
8-
1
7-15
8-31
y8.25
1
4%
preferred
5%
50c
iqu.ar. i__
Knitting
Mills,
preferred
A
Inc.,
__
__
$1.25
_
preferred B iquar,)__
Jersey Central Pcwer & Light—
4%
preferred
Johnson
(quar.i
Ranch
Common
$1.06'A
8-
$1
8-
7-15
5c
(extra)
common
—
Inc.
iquar.)
1
&
Co.
into
Maytag
McCall
7-20
10-20
11-
1
Publishing Co.
Kansas
City
3.80%
4%
Power
&
preferred
10-20
4%
preferred
4.50%
New
4%
Mclntyre
$20c
7-15
6-22
6-20
(quar.)__
preferred
1
McKales
$1
9-
1
1
50c
quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
87y2c
$1.25
Custodian
Priced
Funds,
Bona
Fund
investment" income).
Special
the
Low
(from
sale
Stock
investment
Midland
6-30
(from
net
Kimberly-Clark
Corp.,
pld.
4%
Creamery Co.,
Kroehler
Mfg.,
4 '4 %
4'4%
preferred
Kroger
Company,
1st
1%
2nd
7%
2nd
La
Lake
(quar.)__
Inc.
Lambert
Class
B
Class
Landis
Quarterly
Lane
j.
Lee
Montana
$6
the
Montreal
Corp.
Moore
6-30
7%
7%
7-
4%
(John)
9-
1
8-
1
8-
Morris
3
9-
3
29c
7-31
9-30
for
the
Lerner
9-15
12-15
12-31
12-15
6%
Lewis
Co.
Mount
5
Mountain
8-
1
5%
7-15
•Wayne.
Liquid
Royal
$5
$4
7-20
6-30
7-20
6-30
8-
7-20
1
1
7-15
7-15
4-16
8-
System,
Co.
6%
preferred
7-15
7-31
7-15
Narragansett
$30c
7-31
7-15
National
8-
1
7-15
8-
3
7-15
Lines
pfd.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.i
preferred
2
6-lt
Peabody
7-17
5%
8-1
7-15
7-20
7-
10-
3
1
9-16
12-15
11-16
8-
1
Fuel
10-24
9-
1
National
7-24
1
35c
1
8-
Class
Co.
Gas
6%
8-14
9-
1
8-20
7-
7-11
1
preferred
B
6%
7-15
6-15
Penn
10-
1
1
4
9-
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
National
Rubber
2-18
National
Speculative
10c
6- .1
7-15
The
10c
r-'i5
7-
1
vestment
ll'/4C
9-1
8-
3
$1
7-31
7-21
share of Speculative series
turn of capital.)
8-31
8-21
National
Shares
9-13
National
Starch
7-31
7-15
6-30
6214c
7-20
6-30
$1.50
7-15
6-30
6c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
5614c
8-
7-15
3.80%
7-14
7-
3
10-15
10-
5
50c
7-15
6-12
10-15
9-15
8-31
8-11
£1
oreferred
(ouar.)
4.75%
Loomis-Sayles
Lorain
Coal
5%
5%
preferred
Louisiana
4.96%
tc
Common
6z
5%
Lowney
Co.
(quar.)
Fund,
5%
(Walter
7-15
6-29
Neptune
9-15
8-21
8-
7-10
$1.42'4
Inc. (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)_
20c
+
7-13
25c
7-15
62'4 c
Phoenix
8-
1
7-10
Piedmont
7-31
7-17
Pillsbury Mills,
1
7-20
Pioneer
Gold
Pioneer
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
9-
4
$1.50
7-31
7-10
7-31
7-10
7-15
7-
30c
9-22
9-11
18c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
6c
(quar.)
10-
7-15
6-30
$2.40
l'OQ
New
quar.)
Corp.—
1
Co.
(Ky.)
(S100
par)
par)
Inc.
7-
1
New
Brunswick
9-19
New
M.)
(quar.)
England
62 '4c
4-1--T4
3-20
4'4%
New
8-1
Co.,
Ltd.
$1.25
(quar.)
6-30
145
-,7-15
6-30
31'Ac
7-20
7-10
$25c
*
-
7-f5
net
$.0129
which is
a
in¬
Electric
&
&
6-30
6-15
■>
Y.
State Electric & Gas,
(J. J.)
Plate
Chicago & St.
Co.
Glass
RR.
Co
.
Cable
&
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Cordage Co., common
Employees Stock
(quar.)__
Plymouth
Portland
$5
(Mass.)
K.i
(H.
Gas
,
Electric
(quar.)
Co.
pfd. (quar.)—
iquar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
1st preferred (quar.)
6%
~
6% non-cum. participating pfd. (quar.)—
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Edisrn
Co.,
preferred
3.60%
B
(quar.).—
Prosperity Co1., 5% preferred (quar.)
1—
Provincial
Transport Co., Ltd
33i%
(quar.)
6-15
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-22
Co
7-15
6-22
25c
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-20
8-15
7-17
1
I—
common
Public
&
4'A%
5c
(quar.)
47'4c
1
4
4'4%
&
Ltd.,
Co..
8%-
Gamble,
Service
Common
4.20%
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Brothers
Proctor
of
Co.
(increased
common
—
_____
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.i
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Mining
Corp.—_—
(irreg.)
Co.
10-
1
9-
9334c
8-
1
7-16
Railway Equipment & Realty—
6%<
preferred
(accum.l
7-24
7-10
Ralston
10c
5c
7-24
7-10
33A%
Purina
Co.,
preferred
1
S
9-10
10-
1 f
9-10
9-
1 <
8-
1 c
9-15
8-14
7-15
8-31
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-22
10-15
9-21
7-24
7-10
1
7-20
7-31
7-17
1
9-11
1-2-54
12-11
1
9-11
1-2-54
12-11
10-
10-
9-30
9-
2
9-30
9-
2
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-15
8-
1
7-
"
1
7-15
1
7-15
7-20
7-6
7-20
7-15
7-
8-15
7-15
$2.50
$1.50
35c
25c
15c
65c
6'4c
5c
25c
1
1
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
8-
7-20
7-10
7-15
6-19
7-31
7-10
7-24
7-10
7-15
6-30
7-20
6-30
7-20
8-
1
6-30
8-20
7-15
7-
3
7-15
7-
3
45c
90c
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
7-15
6-19
7-15
6-19
7-15
6-15
$1.17'4
$$1.50
$75c
$4c
$$1
$2
$1.25
$20c
40c
6%
Quincy
2
7-10
10-
8-
1
7-14
7-15
6-25
7-16
7-
6
8-21
8-
7
Colorado-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone
—
quar.)
93^40
pfd.
(s-a)
preferred
Quaker Oats Co., common
Quebec
7-
7-25
$1.25
(quar.)
General
Portland
1—
iquar.)
Light, common
preferred
7-13
1
Louis
(quar.)
(quar.i
Wire
10-24
8-15
8-
7-25
11'Ac
(quar.)
Price
7-15
15c
(quar.)
Newport Steel Corp.
Extra
i
pfd.
conv.
(s-a)
Pittsburgh
11-15
7-31
10c
Erie
7-23
$1
$1
Ltd
C.,
Co
Lake
10-24
£-15
$10c
(quar.)—
7-31
Association-
Co
Co.,
B.
7-23
11-15
'4c
(quar.)
6-30
,$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Land
N.
preferred
of
8-15
8-
1
12'4c
___
preferred
Arizona
Merchandise
334 %
Ry.
7-23
10-24
$1.25
8-
60c
(quar.)
Light
Electric
Y.
Newberry
Mines
&
Pittston
$1.07'4
$1.10
75c
97'4c
(extra)--.
Inc., $4 preferred
Cincinnati,
Co.
40c
25c
95c
(quar.)
7-15
$37'Ac
37'4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Mexico
RR.
(quar.)
35c
Ltd.
Telephone
Gas
Pittsburgh,
4.70%
re¬
Co.
Northern
&
Ptttsbureh
Potomac
per
25c
Corp..
&
Glass
pfd.
5%
Corp.,
8-15
8-
£1.12'4
£1.12Vi
$1
£1
—__
15c
N.
.7.-1*
from
for
7-13
25c
(quar.)
are
(except
,
Common
—
(quar.)
Series
—
9-10
1
11-15
35c
_
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4'4%
Plastic
Series
Special
12-19
r
Gas
1
1-1-^4
$1.2813
Bedford
Phillips-Jones
4
12-
$1.50
B
1
1-2-54
8-28
10-
50c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quav.)
Petroleum
in-vi
8-28
9-11
40c
$25c
$1.50
$1.50
25c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
pieferred
6-30
Porter
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
7-
c
62'4
;
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40'4
preferred
(quar.)—
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., common
3.90%)
preferred (quar.)—
4%
preferred (Quar.)—
7-15
$5c
(quar.)
Coke
Co.
common
1
20c
(quar.)__
Car
prcf.
25c
Series
Meter
45C
($25
Bleachery,
Steel
Light—
(initial
Electric
preferred
preferred
National
22 'Ac
iquar. i
5%
Lowell
i__
12-22
"
(auar.)
Power
Gas
(initial
iquar.)
preferred
Louisville
pfd.
(quar.)
Watch
Dock,
preferred
9-21
1-2-54
IOC
Co.
Mutual
&
preferred
$1.40
1
$1
con v.
Lighting
Longines-Wittnauer
10-
$1
7-15
10-30
7-23
7-31
9-11
30c
$1.25
$1.06
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric „Cc.—
Common
(increased quar.)__\
8-
8-
9-
8-15
15c
Gear
&
Cement
50c
Co
Bond
distributions
Light &
75c
5c
7-24
5
1
25c
25c
33c
33c
32'Ac
32'4c
$75c
(s-a)
4.30%
15c
1
Series:
income
Co.
Machine
7-20
Co.
8-
9-
$$1.50
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
£4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
£4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
£4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred
(quar.)
8-31
6-30
Products
$1
1 quar.)
Gas.
3
34'Ac
25c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com.
5%
preferred
(quar.)_,
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25%) preferred (quar.)_—
21c
Corp,
9-30
$1
p.cierred
Island
3
8-
Pennsylvania
10c
Machinery
3-10-54
Star
7-
2
common
8-10
Stores
<fc
50c
above
Traffic
$20c
:
National Securities
Ltd.,
preferred
7-10
25c
Manufacturers
Quarterly
$1.30
$1.30
Permanente
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Long
7-31
1—,—
Perkins
6%
Co.,
guaranteed
Lone
35c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penman's
5
$5c
Special
(s-a)
3
3
(quar.)
3
class A
Balanced
Corp.
Common
6-
10-
7-17
7-31
25c
3
(quar.)
Lead
National
8-14
9-10
6
7-27
8-
7-31
8-14
7-
Corp.
8-10
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
A
National
4
1
5c
National
Candy
Cement
7-
Extra
11-
1
5c
National
9-15
1
12-
Special
7-
6-30
10-
Peninsular Telephone Co.
8-31
7-31
7-10
8-31
10c
7-15
Quarterly
7-25
9-15
7-15
(quar.)—
7-15
8-17
lt-la
1
preferred
prior
5c
(quar.)_
6-30
7-15
12-15
Wilcox
&
6c
Machine
6-19
6-19
12'4c
Stow
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co.
9-15
Welding
7-15
7-15
1
_•
7-15
Electric
1
$1.5Q
25c
62'4c
$1
Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Credit Securities, Ltd.
National
7-
7-15
♦-
Gas
7-20
12-10
(monrhlyi
(reduced)
Peoples
1
50c
(monthly)
Co.
Co.—
15c
(quar.)_,
Loft
&
Coal
convertible
Peck,
7-15
$1.75
guaranteed
R%
Davis
1
iquar.)
Peoples
8-
i
6-22
(s-&')—__
Corp.
3
(quar.)
1
6-
6-19
(s-a)
preferred
3
(quar.)
6-
7-15
22'Ac
22'4c
37'Ac
preferred
Distillers
7-
Mfg.
City Bank of N. Y.
1
7-15
_
non-cumulative
Tilford
7-
Department Stores Corp.
6-
50c
7'4c
1
National
7-15
7-15
Motors
1
National
1
8-20
7-15
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Special
common
com.
8-
&
7-
9-10
|—--
1214c
(quar.)__
1
7-15
$1.10
$1.12'4
$1.183A
non-cumulative
&
7-31
10-
50c
Low-Priced
(monthly
4'4%
4'4%
Park
3714c
Register Co.
7-
50c
5c
56'Ac
(quar.)
7-15
$1.12'4
(quar.)
pfd.
common
common
3
7-20
1
$4
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-30
—__•
8-
$1
25c
$1
$5
(quar.)
Corp
3
15c
Biscuit
7-15
Corp.—
t25c
pfd. (quar.)—
(increased quar.)
National
Common
preferred
Sheraton
t$1.75
414%
8-15
7-15
—
Line,
Pipe
Park
t$1.75
.
7-15
7-
Co.
t22'Ac
(quar.)_j
8-20
Common
Eastern
Paramount
50c
(quar.)
1
8-15
(quar.)
& Telegraph Co.—
Chemical
5c
;
7-15
8-
7-25
(quar.)
Park
34%c
(quar.)—
1
1
$20c
(quar.)
Co.
6
1
Peerless
common
2-18
Pipe Co.,
Telephone
preferred
4%
7-15
8-
8-
$$1.75
(quar.)
$40c
com
11-19
Joint
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
7-
$1.25
(quar.)___
Co.,
y-10
(quar. 1
7-31
8-
25c
2c
12-10
,_i
$1.12'4
25c
7-31
8-15
50c
371/2C
3-10-54
Lock
preferred
$1.50
—
50c
Preferred
$4.50
$4.75
6-30
7-
(quar.)
1
7-13
$1.10
(quar.)
9-18
.•_
$4.40
7-
7-20
(quar.)
common
$1.10
common
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
7-15
40c
7-
$1.10
Li,
8-21
preferred
Electric
7-15
$1,50
(quar.)
A
7-17
8-31
(quar.)
class B (quar.)
(resumed)
(resumed)
preferred (resumed)
7-15
$50c
guaranteed
(R.
Lighting
8-14
1
7-
(s-a)
7-24
8 7'4 c
Original
7-31
1
7-15
Aggregates, Inc.—
&
9-
7-31
(accum.)__
7-15
60c
Original
7-31
8-15
common
convertible
Gas
Panhandle
20c
Special
Finance
4'4%
8-14
Co.—
pfd.
$3.14
25c
—
6-30
8-15
61'4c
59%c
50c
$1
.
Electric.
Airlines
Common
7%
25c
(quar.)____
7-20
30c
(quar.)
2nd
Pacific
9-12
7-25
Quarterly
(Fort
iquar.)
$1.13'A
(quar.)
Peaslee-Gaulbert, common (quar.)
37'4 c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred iquar.)
RR., criginal
Class
Pacific Coast
6%
7-15
;
Products,
Inc.,
income
_
6-30
___^
preferred
4%
Co.,
Packard-Bell
50c
common
Power
Cash
1953)
7-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
*
preferred
7-31
$1.12'4
Miami
Local
1st
9-12
15c
(quar.)
Chemical
30,
7-14
50c
Co.
non-cum.
Parkt,
Co.
Rice.
States
National
;
Carbonic
3'4%
Little
7-10
7-31
Coast
5c
(quar.)
Co.
National
(quar.)
Insurance
Indiana)
Co.
1
1
$1.0614
>_
(quar.)
a
Quarterly
Link-Belt
Pacific
8-
15c
(quar.)__._
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Quarterly
on
being
A
$1
(quar )
$15c
Life
6-30
9-
lc
5
6-30
iquar.)__
National
Brewing
10c
Extra
811-
6-30
Brothers. Ltd
Lincoln
Co.
40c
June
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Salt
Products,
Pacific
(quar.)
Diablo
8-15
7-15
profits
7-30
_
c6m.
Inc.,
6c
(quar.)
America, common
of
Inc.
National
$1.06
7-15
37'4c
preferred
25c
Co.
&
Mutual
ordinary
ended
year
Pabco
75c
(quar.)__
preferred
Mount
11-15
75c
net
and
Stores
4'A%
Leslie
fiscal
7-10
for
(quar.)
Co., 4.40%
Mount Clemens Metal
9-15
9-30
96'Ac
net
share
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
& Co.,
preferred
Motorola,
7-21
12-31
Plan
$2.25
110c
from
of
1
$1.10
Corp.
Ltd.
preferred
1
7-15
_
securities
8-
$50c
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)__
9-28
45c
iquar.)
($2.08
of
Paper Co.
50c
Light—
Telegraph
7-15
45c
corp. (quar.)
& Sons Co.—
distribution
Oxford
25c
additional
Barge
Montgomery Ward
7-15
(quar.)
common
8-
$1.25
Pacific
Paper
Co.,
10-10
5 6'Ac
& Tire
sale
final
7-15
$2.50
(quar.)_
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Lehman
Power
preferred
$12'4c
(James)
3.85%
1 '
Pabst
Society, class A (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
I
25c
_
Rubber
Lees
8-
Ltd.—
Loan
25c
preferred
10c
Co.
$1.32
15c
Class A
preferred
Outlet
£1.32
Laurentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
5%
8-14
7-
514%
15c
Class B
1
8-27
Monroe
Morrell
(quar.)
8-
Co.
9-
9-24
12-23
$40c
Langendorf United Bakeries,
$1.80
preferred
iquar.)
9-
Elevator
7-15
9-30
25c
:
7-15
25c
'
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
$$1.75
4V2%
Otis
1
15c
Inc.,
8-14
75c
(quar,)____
Power
10c
i
Bryant,
8-14
1
8-
Ltd.—
iM'o.)
1
$1.20
7-14
Co.
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
7-15
8-
J.
(quar1.)
class
9-
4.80%. preferred
7-25
(qnar.i
convertible
8-15
15c
Machine
$2
8-25
10-15
class A
7-20
8-
preferred
1
(quar.)
8-
25c
preferred
11-
(quar. 1
A
7
£1
$1.75
(quar.)__
283Ac
1
25c
$1
7-15
pfd.
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
Co.,
Filters,
7-15
1
iquar.)____
7-15
(quar.).
4'4%
7-15
8-
(Alfred), Inc.,
B
Class
United
1
$1.75
$1,16
Corp.,
1
9-15
quar.)
6-30
(quar.)
A
8-
8-10
Laboratories,
preferred
8-
1
(increased
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
Company (quar.)____—
Industries, common
$1.10
$1.12'A
1
University. (quar.)___
6-30
_
Gas
preferred
(quar.)
12-30
1
3
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
preferred
9-
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
7%
preferred
4.50%
10-
Common
Lakeside
5'A%
Oklahoma
6-30
£1.12'/a
.
3
17'4c
20c
Electric
iquar. 1
6-30
40c
Milling,
preferred
7-15
$1.50
<quar.)
3
7-
.__
933Ac
(quar.)__
(Robert),
7-
7-
7-25
(quar.)
«.
&
7-15
£1.12'4
A
i___
Woods
the
Monongahela
4%
Gas
15c
(quar.»
Superior & Ishpeming RR.
of
Mitchell
Oklahoma
Oliver
7-15
&
7-14
7-14
$1.02'4
class A
____•
Oliver
1
8-14
(s-a)
7
$1.20
(quar.)
6-30
Co.-^-
Valley
7-10
B
85c
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
1
Class
7-
7-20
7-10
90c
com.
preference
Engineering,
7-25
45c
$$l
6-30
7-24
10c
convertible
7'4 c
iquar.)
Extension
8-
4.60%
Northwest
933Ac
:
7-15
6-30
75c
preferred (quar.)
Airlines, Inc.—
8-
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Mississippi
preferred
4%
1
(quar.)_
Increased
quarterly L
Missouri-Kansas-Texas, 7%
6-30
12-24
7-13
9-
12'Ac
4%
Glass
Dry
1st
$6
•
7-15
12-30
7-15
6-12
$1.0614
(quar.)
8-
$1.12
Extra
(extra)
Ontario
preferred
Mississippi
86c
7-31
1
8-14
$1.06'A
(Minn.),
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.80
50c
Co._
Locks,
Salle
Lake
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
Kwikset
7-15
$1
iquar.)
preferred
preferred
Forge
Mission
(quar.)
6%
Kropp
Mississippi
"S-4"
;
60c pfd.
common
6-30
6-30
$2.50
6-12
7-12
$3
(monthly )
Sons
&
7-15
4%
(quar.)
preferred
A
&
7-15
from
A
Co.
Bakeries,
(I.)
70c
King-Seeley Corp.
iquar.)___
Knapp-Monarch Co. is-a)
Knudsen
Abrasive
Minnesota
from
profits, realized
11-15
25c
4c
6-29
25c
Service—
$4.10
Olin
8th
Miller Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)______
Miller & Rhoades, 4V4%
preferred (quar.)_
7-10
net
the sale of portfolio securities)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd. (s-a)__
7-15
7-15
Northwest
6-30
1
7-20
7-17
15c
Okonite
(quar.)___
Miles Laboratories
Mid-West
46C
Fund
7-15
12-
1
25c
7-10
income)
7-15
7-
6-15
held)
7-15
i
1
7-15
1
8-
1
75c
(quar.)
preferred
43A%
pfd. (s-a)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Petroleum
7-20
.
realized
securities
r,.
___•
9c
__
profits
portfolio
Common
net
Special
net
oi
Priced
(from
share
12-15
1
8-
7-15
7-18
$2
States Power
22c
series)
(One
1-2-54
8-
Northern
6-22
5%
Co.
Surety
Extra
Inc.—
(from
7-14
Public
8-13
8-10
$25c
(quar.)
(Hartford) (s-a)
(quar.)
Ry. (quar.)
30c
preferred
dividend
each
6-30
Miller
-"B-3"'
7-31
Electric
&
9-15
75c
Low
Gas
1
Fibre
Keystone
Pacific
25c
30c
('quar,)-.
convertible preferred
Co.—
Northern
7-15
(s-a)
Co.,
class
31'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Kennedy's, Inc., common (quar.)
8-17
6-22
(quar.);
87 VaC
_
34%
Keyes
10-
July
(quar.)_
Co.
Michigan
Stock
(initial
until
Co.
Oil
Co.,
Mid-Continent
preferred
8-27
7-15
(s-a)
4.40%
8-14
Kellogg Co.—
3'4%
&
B
Michigan
8-14
9-
preferred
preferred
Extra
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
8-14
$1.12'4
Indiana
4'A%
4'4%
Corp.—
Porcupine
Meyercord
iquar.)
Southern Ry.—-
City
McCormick
1
Light
preferred
Kansas
7-15
7-
9-
Northern
50c
(quar.)
preference
preferred
7-29
95c
8
6-30
4.92%
(1947
$3.
Corp.
7-15
iquar.)
7-
6-30
53'4c
(quar.)
RR.
McColl-Fronlenac
6-30
Journal
1
9-10
$3.50
(increased)
Co.
(s-a)__
Works,.
7-15
$17Vic
common
Valley
Co.,
15c
preferred (quar.)
of Ottawa.
8-
Ry.
Engineering
7-15
Co.
Chemical
$1.50
Water Works, 6%
Joplin
Northern
t20c
common
preferred
7-10
1
8
Central
9-
75c
(quar.)
Extra
convertible
$3.75
1
7-
5c
preferred (quar.)
May Department Stores Co., common (quar.)
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
:
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
■
8-
3c
—
Testers,
'
1
$50c
:—
Massachusetts Investors Trust-
7-15
11-
_
2c
-
Extra
Johnston
1
•
________
_
Royalty,
20c
(quar.)__
com.
iquar. 1
4.25%
(s-a)
-
'
Jantzen
8-
70c
(s-a)
Corp.,
Massawippi
8-
15c
Northern
convertible
133Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
6-30
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Casualty
vertible
_
common
Y.)
(quar.)_
Field
Mills
7-15
preferred
(entire issue
called
for
redemption on
July
13
at
$26.25 per share plus this dividend. Con¬
Co.—
preferred
conv.
Inc.,
25c
__
Electric
&
Marshall
Martel
,
(quar.)
(N.
(quar.)
preferred
7-21
37y2C
Northeastern Insurance Co.
Inc.
$3.60
(quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
6-30
6-30
Corp.
convertible
4'A%
isiauu—
___
Gas
Heintz,
7-15
7-15
9c
Co.
Realization
Midland
37yac
Knuae
(quar.)
preferred
&
Marine
25c
ParticiDatins
Iroixrite,
Mar-Tex
9-14
>■
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
1
9-15
is
Participating
Iowa,
9-
Inc.—
(entire
ox
preferred
£2.50
9-15
10-15
10-15
18c
Inc.
Manufacturers Trust
$75c
shares
Investors Mutual.
Manhattan
Refractories
$$1.25
_
Fund
7-10
6-22
$75c
(quar.)
Bond
1
8-
$75c
oreference
Management
(s-a)
com.,
Ltd., 5% preference (quar.)
7-15
62'4 c
35c
convertible
£2.50
15c
(quar.)
Foundation, Ltd.,
preferred iquar.)
conv.
6%
s-a)
Stores
Corp.
Investment
6%
initial
1
Department
Aviation,
American
50c
preferred
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
41/2% convertible preferred
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
Interstate
American
North
20c
Mading Drug Stores Co., common (quar.)___
10-14
North
10-15
13%c
(quar.)
*
Madison Square Garden Corp
(quar.)
7-15
1
$1
6-19
preferred
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)—
8-31
7-22
convertible
8-
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred B
Ry. Co., com.
preferred (quar,)_guaranteed (s-a)
50c
(quar.)
common
Holder$
9-15
25c
Western
&
When
Payable of Rec.
15c
adj.
7%
9-21
55c
Share
(quar.)
62Vic
Forbes,
& Co.,
Corp.
62Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Macy
4%
2
Share
Norfolk
25c
convertible
Niagara
7-15
25c
$1.40
Name of Company
7-31
8-15
International
$1.40
8-15
7-25
International
Products Corp.
(quar.)
Telepnone & Telegraph Corp.
International Utilities Corp., com. (quar.)
Payable of Rec.
50c
6-30
t$1.75
(quar.)
Per
22V2C
MacAndrews
1
Ltd.—
(quar.i
Share
>
common
Holdera
-j
5%
convertible
Co.,
When
Lynchburg Gas Co.
(quar.)_
Lyon Metal Products—
5%
preferred (quar.)
8-19
50c
_
Co.,
of Company
Steel
Extra
8
Corp.—
Hydro-Electric System—
International
7%
__
Harvtster
Per
Lukcns
(quar.)
Machines
_
International
Holdera
Ltd.—
preferred
Business
International
When
common
(quar.)
$1.06'A
$1.Q5
$1.12'4
35c
$1.50
$30c
+20c
30c
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
T
933Ac
8-
1
7-15
8-14
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14 1
6-22
Y
7-20
6-22
\
8-25
7-15
8-
7-
7-20
1
7-27
1
6-30
7-25
6-30
9-11
9-
1
9-
1
10-
1
\
46
(190)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Per
Name of Company
Share
Rapid
Electrotype (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Piie Co.
iquar.)_
Reading Co., common (quar.)
Corp. (Mass.), 57* pfd.
.
Reece
Reed
(C.
Co.,
a.)
Class
B
5%
Renold
a
c»ass
Corp.
Engineering
&
1st
Rich's,
preferred
(quar.)———-
preferred
Rike-Kumler
River
Riverside
Cement
Robbins
Mills,
Rochester
Rochester
4%
—
Inc.
Lignt
&
preierred
a
Power
(N.
Y.)
Rolls
preferred
Ross
(J.
O.)
Rothmoor
Class
Royal
Co.,
472%
Royalties
Brewers,
4%%
8-
1
7-20
Stetson
1
7-20
8%
Fine
Baguenay
A
fit.
6t.
Lawrence
8-14
5%
Co.,
Fire
Miquel
Sanborn
125c
$$1.06%
7-15
Strawbrldge
Ltd.
&
Co.
Savannah
8-
1
7-13
1
7-13
5.36%
B
(quar.l__!
9-
1
6-30
8-15
9-15
9-
1
7-29
6-
8
Schenley Industries Inc.
Schuster
(Ed.I
&
Co.,
Schwitzer-Cummins
57a%
Scott
Paper
$4
—
50c
7-17
(quar.)—
$$1.06
9-10.
7
10-
1
9-
4
7-24
7-
3
A
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
preferred
$4.50
series
A
5%
7-
8-
1
7-15
1
7-15
1
8-10
7-20
7-15
7-
1
7-16
7-
6
27%c
8-
7-20
$1
8-
1
1
7-17
85c
8-
1
7-17
9-
1
8-14
$1.077a
9-
1
8-14
15c
10-
1
9-19
$1.1272
10-
1
10c
9-
1
8-14
50c
Corp.,
Shares,
investment
Leather
9-10
8-7
Stock
9-10
9-10
12c
B
Dairies,
A
Southern
Indiana
New
Gas
10-
1
8-31
8-
1
7-10
7-15
7-15
8-
9-10
8-28
7-30
6-30
7-30
6-30
7-20
7-10
7-15
Ltd.,
7-
3
8-15
7-31
7-
1
7-15
7-
7
50c
7-31
7-
5
28c
7-31
7-
5
2872C
7-31
7-
7-15
6-30
37 %c
7-15
6-30
$45c
&
8-15
7-20
7-15
6-19
17 %c
7-15
6-30
common
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
7%
pfd.
Electric
7-15
7-
1
10c
7-15
6-30
$1.75
(quar.)
7-10
6-19
8-
7-15
Co.—
$1.20
Telephone
(quar.)—
Public
Service,
7-15
6-20
$1.25
9-15
8-14
75c
7-10
6-24
30c
9-
1
8-17
9272C
8-
1
7-20
(quar.)
com.
!
(quar.)
1
45c
(quar.)
97 %c
8-
1
7-20
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03%
8-
1
7-20
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0674
8-
1
7-20
4.40%
preferred
(quar.i
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
Southwestern Life Insurance (Texas)
(quar.)
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
4%%
Spokane
50c
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
25c
10-
1
25c
preferred
(quar.)
.
12-15
5c
International RR.—
Spokane
Portland
Common
Cement,
Stock
Commercial
Standard
Oil
Co.
preferred
Ltd..
(N.
J.)
4%%
(quar.)„_«,•
pfd.
pref.
7-15
7-
7
8-
7-
6
50c
$567ic
(quar.)_
6
7-23
8-
1
7-16
7-15
(Ohio)
series
A
4
(quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 conv.
8-31
11-30
Co.—
.
Co.,
9-10
12-10
5%
—
(quar.i
Tobacco
Standard Fire Insurance
Fuel
1
10c
45c
common
dividend
Standard
9-1S
12-
ioc
Springfield Gas Light Co.
Standard
3%%
7-10
8-
'
Quarterly
Quarterly
Standard
7-15
5674c
(quar.)
convertible
7-10
8-
1
7-10
pfd. (quar.)
8-
1
7-10
31 %c
10-
1
9-18
$1
conv.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
10-
1
9-18
60c
62 %c
25c
Minn.
<quar.)___
$1.25
15c
17 %C
(quar,)
common
8-15
7-31
8-
7-10
1
7-15
(quar.)
93%c
7-15
6-19
9-
8-15
I
40c
1
6-30
7-15
7-
7-
6-24
1
7-28
7-
1
8
50c
Treesweet
A
(quar.)
Co.,
$1.25
Co.,
8-
pfd.
(quar.)_
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-31
7-
3
31 %c
7-15
7-
6
Ltd.,
pfd.
(quar.)
8-
5
11-
5
9-11
8-28
$1.12
7%
8-14
11-16
40c
7-15
6-30
$$1.75
7-15
6-30
7-15
7-
1
1
(Mo.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
8-15
$1
8-15
$3.70
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
92 %c
8-15
7-20
$3.50
preferred
87 %0
8-15
7-20
Increased
Canada,
Co.
$35c
preferred
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp., 5%
United
Biscuit
Co.
preferred
United
Bond
United
Can
Series
United
&
&
A
convertible
net
United
7-
7
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
8-14
(quar.)
50c
9-
1
8-18
$1.12%
Ltd.
Co.,
7-15
pfd.
(s-a)_
10-15
10-
6
$35c
(quar.»
7-15
6-30
9-22
9-
8
9-22
9-
8
87 %c
(quar.)__
7%c
56 %c
common
preference
(quar.)
8-1
7-19
Fund—
investment
4c
A
United
Class
B
& Tool,
(quar.)
United
Fruit
United
Gas
Co.
4%%
Shoe
7-15
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Distributors,
Machinery,
(quar.)
80c
7-14
6-13
9-30
8-31
$1.06%
25c
(quar.)
7-15
10c
8-
1
7-15
7-
£
8-18
8-
T
$1.25
9-10
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
7-15
60c
(quar.)
7-15
26c
12-10
7-
L
6%
1
7-
»
7-10
6-25
9-
15%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-2L
8-25
8-
37%c
(quar.)
1
9-1
$1
preferred
Co.,
12-
7-24
10c
common
7-17
1
25c
12c
income)__
8-20
7-17
6-22.
15c
net
7-15
7-
8-
7
5
40c
7-15
6-30
20c
7-15
7-
62y2c
(quar.)
common
7-31
7-15
1
30c
5
7-15
8-
1
7-15
$1.06%
preferred
8-
45c
8-10
7-24
$1.12%
8-10
7-24
<quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
class
Welsbach
issue
July 24
dividend)
A
re¬
share
per
—
(quar.)
A
West
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)__
West Michigan Steel
Foundry
7%
prior
West
preferred
Penn
Power
7-15
8-17
$1.25
7-15
7-
1
25c
,
7-24
flOc
J20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$5 preferred
class
$110
for
$1
common
Corp.,
called
at
on
7-15
7-
3
50c
(quar.)
6-30
7-31
17%c
8-
1
7-10
8-
,
1
7-15
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
7-15
5-19
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
7-15
6-19
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02'%
7-15
6-19
Western
Western
$1.40
Canada
Breweries,
Grocers,
Ltd.,
preferred
Western
$2.50
A
Life
Western
Ltd.
A
J25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
Pacific
RR.
1
7-31
7-15
6-15
7-15
8-15
Co.—
(accum.)
Insurance
9-
150c
J35c
class
(quar.)
Insurance
class
Western
$1.37%
Co.,
Co.,
1
6-19
9-15
9- 3
75c
(quar.)
com.
8-
30c
common
8-17
8-
3
5%x preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
8-17
8-
3
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
11-16
11-
3
5%
preferred
$1.25
2-15-54
2-
1
5%
A
(quar.)
&
Tablet
Stationery,
preferred
Western
Union
60c
$1.25
Telegraph
Westmoreland,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Inc.
Electrical
Co
75c
(quar.i
25c
Instrument
Corp.
25c
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., common (quar.)_
4%
prior preferred (quar.)
White
$2
Sewing
prior
Machine
preferred
Corp.,
Whiting Corp.,
6%
Wichita
Union
Wlckes
50c
Wisconsin
5%
Co.
(quar.)
Wood
(F.
W.)
Yards,
4%
pfd.
Bear
County
Zellers,
Ltd.,
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
9-13
8-15
8-
1
7-
I
I
$2
'7-15
(s-a)_
7-10
7-23
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
8-21
7-15
7-31
7-13
$1.25
Ltd.,
3
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-30
7-1# *
2%c
8-
1
7-15
fl5c
7-16
6-3®
Ltd.—
20%
Co.
8-25
7-
2
25c
-
(quar.)
(quar.);
8-1
7-29
.50c
i
(quar.)_
pfd.
Ltd
conv.
Co.
20c
common
Co.,
Mines,
Gas
8-
9-30
$1.26
Machine
Yellow Cab Co., 6%
7-17
7-17
8-
25c
Ordinary (interim)
Wrlgley (Win.), Jr. Co. (monthly)
& Towne
Manufacturing Co.
Yates-American
1
8-1
10c
Yale
Yellowknife
8-29
7-
(quar.)
&
9-15
7-15
(quar.)
(Alexander),
6-19
1
9-10
10-
7-15
Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance Corp.„
Wizard Boats, Inc., common
Woolworth
9-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
6-23
37%c
Electric Power, 6% pfd.
Public Service Corp.—
preferred
5.04%
1
$1
(quar.)
Woolen
7-15
10-
15c
quar.)
(quar.i
Stock
Corp.
Wilton
A
$1
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.43%
common
Whitehall Cement Mfg. Co. (quar.i
Whitehead Brothers
Rubber
(initial
19-1
9-10
6-30
25c
7-15
37%c
7-31
7-M)
t4c
7-23
6-2»
50c
8-
*
(quar.)
1
7-17
J20c
8-1
7-
5%
preferred
(quar.).,
?31%c
8-1
7-2
preferred
(quar.)__
$37%c
8-1
7-2
10-
1
7-10
books
—
62 %c
8-
1
7-
3
37 %c
8-
1
7-
3
not
—
closed
for
this
2
dividend.
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
Noa*
resident
8-31
7-21
•Transfer
common
tax
a
Inc
common
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
Weatherhead,
7-14
1
7-15
45c
common
1
8-
75c
Co.,
8-
25c
Improvement
preferred
A
(quar.)
preferred
Shirt
Class
7-31
8-15
8-
6%
(quar.i
Drill
8-31
$38c
I 7-1&
(quar.)_
America
(entire
this
plus
7-15
$10c
1
7-31
2.
1
52
(quar.i—
demption
York
income
Corps., Ltd., class B
Class
6%
7-10
com.
conv.
(quar.)
Continental
From
United
7-20
8
$1.12%
America,
Share,
preferred
1
8-
Cigar^Whelan Stores—
$3.50
United
United
of
Glass
8-
3
America—
United
$4.50
7-
50c
—
8-1
25c
—
Calif,
Co.
7-20
7-
8-
(s-al___
Investing (from
Co.
(reduced)—
Waterous,
Wisconsin
Co.
of
7-20
Ltd.—
quarterly
Biscuit
$4.50
(quar.)
of
Co.
8-15.
12%c
$15c
preferred
Weston
25c
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
7-14
Washington Water Power Co.—
Western
7-15
5%
$4.50
Gas
1
(quar.);
convertible
7-14
$4
Union
9-
15c
(quar.)
$4.50
6-30
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
$1.06%
B
preferred-
1
(Dallas, Texas)—
;
Electric
1
(quar.i—
A
of
Co.,
Co.
7-15
65c
Temper Corp., common
% %" preference
(quar.)
Corp.
5c
25c
Quarterly
Tobacco
4
5%
!__
True
Udylite
1
8-
—
(s-a)
Products
Tuckett
7-
8-21
37 %c
class
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
4
7-15
40c
Airways,
Corp.
8-
pfd.
pfd.
Brothers
4% %
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
5
37%c
$$1.50
Co.
Southwestern
preferred
6-25
7-15
(quar.)
Southwestern
3.90%
B
6-30
3
22 %c
(quar.)
Development Co. (s-a)
preferred
3
$1.1272
Southern Railway Co.
Old 5% non-cum. preferred
3.70%
7-
25c
(quar.)
England
8-31
-2%c
common
Process,
preferred
7-15
6-26
1
$25c
(qiu.r.)
-
Engineering
& Casualty Co.
Franklin
4.80%
A
Lumber
30c
Fire
Southern
Southern
Class
Transamerica
Oil
__
Co.,
Power
1
$1
(quar.)
Union
25c
(quar.)
Southern
Southern
Co.
Caribbean
3
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
California Gas Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Power
8-
$1.14
(quar.)
Trans
7-
7-25
7-15
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-10
7-28
7-15
8-14
1
50c
4.56%
Colorado
7-31
1
8-14
Co.
7-15.
class
$4.25
6
1
3
—,
Southern
Canada
1
7-
1
Townsend
8-14fc
1
5% preferred (quar.i
Brothers Pictures, Inc
Washington Gas Light Co., common
9-20
Co.—
of
Co.,
8-
7-
9-
8-
4.48%•
preferred
(quar.)
1
7-15
9-
8-
$50c
Edison,
$1
7-15
10-
$1.14
Union
10-
1
$1.06 %
2
2
12-
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
—_;
California
1-2-54
(quar.)
9-
J 10c
common
Fund
12 %c
<quar.|^___
Co.
7-
(quar.)--'
Co.
1
preferred
3
9-
$53c
—
6%
6-30
7-15
$45c
(quar.)_
Co.,
7
9-
preferred
Mfg.
8-
40c
(quar.)
90c
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
South Pittsburgh
Water, 472% pfd. (quar.)
Southern
7-15
8-25
$15c
—
Co.
7-
1
4.56%
United
(quar.)
common
7-21
10-
4.25%
Towle
15c
——
Corp. (quar.i-Morgan) Co. (quar.t
(Howard) Paper Mills/com.
Southern
Edison
2
—
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
O.)
6%
Toledo
1
8-
Ltd.
&
Warren
$1.91%
.
Light
preference
Co.
7-24
9-
Street
$6
$1.25
$2.50
class A
;$25c
(S.
Southern
Corp.
Food
5%
Railway,
Warner
(quar.)
Mfg.
Insurance
Todd Co.,
2
$20c
Hungerford)
(A.
Smith
Southeastern
Title
Wall
6-25
25c
(quar.)
(R. I.i,
Co.,
8-15
25c
4%%
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
6-25
50c
(accum.)
Inc.
A
Sea
preferred
7-15
Inc.-—
6-lfc
35c
Warner
Gas
convertible
Thermoid
5%
7-15
(quar.)
Glass
Co..
preferred
Corp.
Walworth
Corp.
6-ia
7-15
(quar.)—
Corp., common..!
$$1.25
Light, $4.84 pfd.
preferred
10*
—
(quar.)
Smith
Aircraft
3
Ltd.—
(quar.i
Ltd.,
(J.
Solar
4%
$56%c
(quar.)——
—
Smith-Douglass
Textron, Inc.
$50c
(quar.)_
—
preferred
7-17
$30c,
—
Canada,
Ltd.,
Smith
4%,
6-26
8-
7%c
(quar.)
com.
^
flfater (N.) & Co.,
$2.12 preferred
Smith
&
57*
of
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
Silverwood
7-27
25c
(quar.i
7-22
6
■
dividend
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Class
1
1
.
B
Cdrp. of America
Common
Natural
preferred
Union
(quar.)
preferred series
Sheraton
1010-
—
preferred series A
47j%
10c
3174C
common—
income
Co...
9-19
Inc.—
fihattuck Denn Mining Corp
Shawinigan, Water & Power Co.,
4%
_______
(quar.)-——
(quar.)———————
American
From
Setori
(quar.i—
partic. preferred—___
Co.
Acceptance
preferred
Selected
$4
7-
91 %c
preferred
Roebuck &
8-
Exchange', Inc.
America,
preferred
7-15
25c
._
Walker
50c
Power
$2.40
8-
__
Seabrook Farms Co.,
Securities
Texas
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Virginia
7
15c
Class
(quar.)
7
7-
(quar.)___
Industries.
7-15
7-15
—
7-
7-20
Texas
Thatcher
50c
."
7-10
7-20
20c
7-10
$20c
(quar.)
7-20
20c
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg. Corp. (quar.)_
Texas Electrio Service, $4 pfd.
(quar.);
2oc
—
12 %c
to
preferred
Tennessee
6-30
Bcruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—•'
Sears,
1st
7-17
1
Co.—
Common
7%
7-15
110c
(quar.)
7-10
25c
6-21
7-15
com.
Vapor Heating, 5% preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Quarterly
$1
(quar.)—
___
7-15
10c
i7v2c
(quar.i
Co.,
common
non-cum.
8-
Telephone Bond & Share—
80c
6
of
Co.
5%
Ventures,
________
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Trane
preferred
4.30%
9-15
Co.—
Mfg.
3.65%
&
20c
(quar.)
Sciver,
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Food
changed
Co.
Swift
Thor
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
$3.40
Sweets
$4.56
common
Van
$40c
preference
7-
$1.34
7-20
7-15
Vinco
$1.12%
(s-a)
Supreme Sunrise
7-31
preferred
Scovill
Petroleum
Ordinary
7-15
common
Co.,
prefened
Supertest
10c
—
Camp
1
7-31
20c
(quar.)
A
6-3($
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
7-16
.___
7-10
——
preferred
$4
7-15
8c
Co.
Valspar Corp.,
1
+
7-14
$1.50
Co.
Tobacco
Pictures
Lens
8-17
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.______
Supermarkets Corp.-—
7-25
preferred (quar.)_i———,——
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.i..
&
Class
4%%
5.20%
Mines,
com.
Extra—
Van
8-
7-1T
50c
30c
Leaf
Vanadium
Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.)
Special
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)_.
$1.50
———
25c
12 %c
1
87,/2c
Corp.,
Insurance
7-10
Co.—
Super
4-13
Co.,
Sunrise
8-
Gas,
Consolidated
Oil
7-15
Power Co.—
&
Propane
Sullivan
Sun
8-26
—
Electric
—
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-24
8-
Suburban
8-14
9-23
—
20c
7-13L
7-17
8-
(s-a.i
preferred
Universal
6-30
9-30
8-1
8-1
75c
United Stores Corp.—
$6
preferred
(quar.)
7-10
10-12
8-24
5%
(quar.)
Stockyards
convertible
Univis
30c
7-15
5%
dividend)
preferred
7Dc
Universal
65c
8-14
only
(stock
7%
United
30c
J
,
Refining & Mining Co.—
1
7-15
8-14
stock
Smelting,
1
10-15
1
B
com.
(quar.i
Realty & Investment
9-15
1
1
class
Corp.,
S.
7-
2
1
50c
dividend)r—
S.
7-
8-
5c
1
Corp.
Securities
1
11-
9-
(stock
U.
7-15
$1
9-
in
preferred
7-15
$1
6-26
(quar.)__
common
Spring
10-
(quar.)
9-
B
Radiator
$1
(quar.)
7-15
$1.25
$1.25
Co.,
Corp, (quar.)—
Clothier, common
&
S.
6%
$1
—...—_—.—
preferred
$1.12 72
$50c
56c
(s-a)__j,
common
preferred
6-26 '
______
7-16
2nd
7-15
•
7-30
2nd
37 %c
•
25c
$4
Name
_
7
8-28
—
Electric
Sunrise
(quar.)
7-
9-11
$4
1
Insurance
1
8-
7
7-10
1
preferred A
$20c
7-
7-15
7-
(quar.)
Marine
12-15
1
8-
7-25
8-27
pfd.
12-31
$20c
3
7-
474 %
6-30
9-15
7-
7-15
——
Co.,
Fuller
Greene
Suburban
7-15
(quar.)—_
7-15
9-30
and
Payable
U.
Holders.
Payable of Rea,
—
Co.—
A
Universal
__
6-19
10c
—
7%C
—.
(s-a»
Container
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Common
5%
10%
(quar.)——
6-30
(quar.)™
B.)
&
7-30
7-15
(final)
Brewery
Map
Sargent
Scarfe
&
Baer
7-15
10c
preferred A
convertible
Paul
San
Stlx,
(quar.i
preferred
convertible
(John
Stone
Inc.—
Corp.,
preferred
7-31
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5%
fit.
7-i0
1
$1.16
7%c
(quar.)
Foods,
Power
8-
Inc
preferred
(quar.)——
common
convertible
6-30
&
5c
Management
W.
&
4%
7-15
loc
(quar.)__
7-10
Stern Textiles
8-
1
7-15
37%c
(quar.)___
Sterling
$1
$1.02%
$1.18%
——-
<quar.)_
common
__!—____,—
Stores
8-
45c
Foil
Class
(Bait.)
U.
——
(quar.)
Bros.
Stern
20c
Russ Euilding Co., 6% prefened (accum.)__
Russek's Fifth Avenue, Inc. (quar.)
—
S.
Preference
Sterchi
7-15
—
preferred
1
9-15
common
common
common
Typewriter,
8-10
7-
9-15
56c
_
(quar.)
Engineering
Corp.,
A
1
7-15
$10c
S.
5
$1.25
Ltd.,
Canada,
U.
—
7-10
Corp.—
(quar.)
of
-
8-
1
-
(quar.)___
Co.
—
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Steel
Stubnitz
——_
Ltd.—
deposit receipts ordinary
Royce,
American
9-
(111.)
Lithograph
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
Paper
7-10
Shake
Corp. (Boston)
preferred
9-15
—
(liquidating)
Plywood Corp.
474%
1
7-25
10-
50c
56'/4C
<quar.)__
Co.
———
Rolland
Stecher-Traung
7-21
■-
Investment
1
(quar.)———
Corp., com. (quar.)
preierred
Mountain Fuel
Roddis
7-15
2ac
—
4.65%
1
7-31
n
8-1
8-15
$15c
When
Share
S.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
12 %C
(quar.)
8-
50c
(accum.)—_
Insurance
Co.
B
State Street
Steak
1
(quar.i
class A
4.50%
Class
6-30
Per
Name of Company
U.
$104.65
_
Corp. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
7-21
Holdert
$7
Silica
8-
—
F (quar.)—
preferred H (quar.)—
preferred I (ouar.)_—...—
Rockianu
Rocky
1
shaies
price
$1.75
30c
93%c
——_______
preferred
4.10%
8-
this
10-
Rochester Gas & Electric
$4,75
7-21
Unexchanged
Standard
10-
____——
Button
8-1
40c
Co.,
American
Quarterly
7-15
When
Payable of Rec.
preferred—
being
redeemed
at
Light,
50c
(quar.i—
Mills,
1
7-15
50c
15c
—
Rice
7-20
7-16
8-
&
$1.75
Co.
Brand
3
8-13
Shan
Company
Power
1
35c
'
(quar.)
Inc., common..
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
Per
Name of
Standard
10c
(quar.)
Racing Association Inc.———
Rice-Stix, Inc., common (quar.) __—__
2nd
1
40c
Copper & Brass Inc.
7%
8-
9-
25c
(quar.)
Revere
7%
Holdert
7-14
(quar.)______$27c
Coventry, Ltd., class A
(Calif.)
Co.
9-15
8-
_____
Ltd., common..„.~
(quar.)
*
Electric
Republic Supply Co.
Revere
—25c
15c
(s^-a)
Y.)
(N.
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
iquar.)_
(Canada)
preferred
Reliance
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Reinsurance
Reitman's
$2
,25c
75c
50c
$1.25
a-'.
Monday, July 13, 1953.
Less
x
Less Jamaica
British
y Corrected
Previous
15%;
resident
income
payment
published
tax
7%.
tax.
income
tax.
or
holders
dates
were
of
record
incorrect.
dates
are
reported
hM%
,
Number 5237
Volume 178
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
i
ARIZONA
Santa Cruz County
Orland Joint Union School District,
Glenn
Sch. Dists.
(P.O. Nogales), Ariz.
Sale—The $255,000 school
Bond
Offering
W.
—
Sale,
B.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Willows, until
2726 — were awarded to
11:30 a.m. (CDST) on July 20 for
composed of A. C. Allyn
& Co., Chicago, Henry Dahlberg & the purchase of $398,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
Co., and Kenneth Ellis & Co., both
on Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
of Tucson, as 4%'.s, at par.
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
177,
a
p.
.group
CALIFORNIA
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bloomfield Sch. Dist., Los
Angeles
County, Calif.
Sale
The $59,000 build¬
.Bond
—
ing bonds offered July 7—v.
2830
p.:
awarded
were
—
office.
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
4V2s, at
as
price of 100.5,4,
a
basis of about 4.43%.
a
the purchase of $440,000 building
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due
Due on Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973 on Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1970 inclu¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest sive. * Principal and interest (J-D)
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County payable at a bank or trust com¬
Treasurer's
Sacramento
Bond
until
9
for the purchase of
July
on
bids
Contra
Bond
Sch.
Dist.,
until
Eden
Sale—The
$800,000 build¬
2831—were
awarded to
headed
the
by
a
177,
syn¬
of
Bank
1954
1956
to
inclusive.
360,000 3V4S. Due
Aug. 10 from
on
Sale—The $900,000 hospi¬
construction
tal
bonds
offered
July 2 — v. 177, p. 2726 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the
&
Trust
San
3.77%,
National
Association,
Savings
Francisco,
100.002,
at
price
a
of
of
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
4%s.
$150,000
J
America
of
Bank
from
Due
3V2S.
350,000
from
Due
3%s.
15
June
on
15
&
Wee¬
Co., J. Barth & Co., Dean
Witter &
William
Co., all of San Francisco,
Staats
R.
Angeles,
&
Co.,
Lynch,
Merrill
of Los
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, of San Francisco,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of
Chicago, Kaiser & Co., Schwa& Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, of New York, Lawson, Levy
& Williams, Stone & Youngberg,
bacher
Hill
Richards & Co., all of San
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
of
Oakland.
1965 inclusive.
1959 to
300,000
June
on
1958 inclusive.
1956 to
tional Bank of Los Angeles,
den
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
Due
June
on
Union
Puente
15
High Sch. Dist.,
'
from
1971 inclusive.
1966 to
Los
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Moulton
Co., Weeden &
& Beane, all
William
of San Francisco,
& Co., of Los
Staats
R.
& Co., of
Angeles, John Nuveen
Kaiser
Chicago,
bacher
&
Co.,
Schwa-
Co.,
&
Levy
Lawson,
Bids for the
C. N. White & Co., of
Union
School
District,
Sacramento
County, Calif.
Bond Offering —C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
13
for
building
1953.
(CDST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
Aug.
on
interest
(F-A)
on
July
of- $144,000
Dated
-
inclusive.
1972
to
10
the
& County
Williams, H. p. Work & Co., Stone
&
Youngberg, all of San Fran¬
cisco, and
Linda
Rio
Harris
Co., J. Barth & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
—
7—v. 177, p. 2831—were rejected.
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Trust &
R_ H.
Blyth & Co.,
Francisco;
San'
of
County, Calif.
Sold
Not
$325,000 school bonds offered July
1973.
American Trust Co.,
both
Angeles
Bonds
100,000 4s. Due on June 15, 1972
and
Aug.
15 from
San
Treasurer's
of|^ered July 7—v. 177,
2830
p.
ere
American
Trust
awarded to the
San
Co.,
Fran¬
price of 100.002, a net
cost 1 of about 3.05%, as
cisco, at
a
interest
follows:
$75,000
Due
5s.
to
1956
425,000 3s. Due
1957
to
1973
Sch.
Gladstone
on July 1
inclusive.
on
July
1
from
from
Dist., Los
Angeles
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered July 7—v. 177,
2830
p.
—
William R.
$82,000
were awarded to the
Staats Co., of Los An¬
geles, as 4s, at a price of 100.25,
basis of about 3.96%.
a
Hudson
Sch.
Dist.,
Los
County, Calif.
Offering—William P. Jo-
sealed bids until 2.30 p.m.
July
on
for
21
$1,250,000
the
building
(CDST)
purchase of
bonds.
County Treasurer's office.
Madre
City Sch. District,
Angeles
Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his offices in Los
until
9
for the
a.m.
(CDST)
on
Angeles,
July
14
purchase of $242,006 build¬
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Aug.
inclusive.
1
1,
1953.
from 1954 to 1978
Principal
payable
(F-A)
Treasurer's
Aug.
at
and
interest
the
County
office.
ing
Sale—The $120,000 build¬
bonds offered July 7—v.
177,
awarded to Taylor
Co., of Beverly Hills, as 4s, at
price of 100.85, a basis of about
3.91%.;.
p/ 2830—were
South
Bay Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
.
.
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a
bids at
until
9
his office in Los Angeles,
a.m.
(CDST)
bids
were
Offering—John
sealed
2
bids in
Howard,
(DST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Berry
until
July 15 for the
$394,000
Aug.
from
1
receive
Hartford,
on
of
Dated
Aug.
on
will
Turro,
of Day,
care
Esq.,
A.
on
July
14
tion,
Offering
will
bonds.
the
such
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on July 21 for
the purchase of $200,000 building
1953.
1,
(CST)
of
in¬
bonds.
un¬
on
July 14 for the
$120,000
to
building
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on
Dated
Aug.
interest
& Trust
inclusive.
1963
Due
Legality
1954
J-D.
Interest
by
approved
Ross,
Mc-
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Hagerstown, Ind.
payable at
Illinois
National
Co., Chicago,
or
Bond Offering
at
Town
other
—
ceive
tion.
bonds. Dated Aug.
sealed
will
until
bids
1
re¬
p.m.
(CST) on July 18 for the purchase
$83,000 sewage works revenue
of
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
1, 1953. Due
Jan. 1 from 1956 to
on
1983 inclusive.
Bonds maturing in 1961 and there¬
after are
callable as of Jan. 1,
Erie, III.
Sale—The
James Moore,
Clerk-Treasurer,
paying agent as may
stipulated by the bidder and
approved by the Board of Educa¬
Bond
1953.
1,
June 30 and Dec. 30 from
1955 to 1972 inclusive.
Continental
Due
1973
on
bids
be
man
Town, Ind.
Offering—Raymond Fox,
Secretary of the Board of School
—
receive sealed
1 from
Bank
building
1954-to
p^ice of 101, a
a
Bond
(P. O. Route 20,
Principal and
Sch. Dist., Conn.
the
and
DuPage Counties Com¬
munity Unit School District
Dec.
CONNECTICUT
to
3s, at
as
basis of about 2.75%.
offering
Walter Mayer,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
$22,000
Treasurer,
previous
were
Greendale School
Cook
purchase
District
issue
2831 — were
Angola
State
p.
July 7.
on
completion bonds offered July 6.—
v. 177, p. 2831.
&
the
at
the
Ontarioville), III.
$30,000
water
1960. Principal and interest (J-J)
and
interest works improvement bonds offered
payable at the Second National
Central National July 7—v. 178, p. 95—were award¬
Bank,
Richmond.
Legality
ap¬
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
Middletown. ed to the Rock Island Bank &
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Legality approved by Day, Berry Trust Co., Rock Island, as
3s, at a Miller, of Indianapolis.
& Howard, of Hartford. (The issue
price of 101.
was.
originally scheduled to be
Jasper, Ind.
Kane County Sch. Dist. No.
131
sold on June 30.)
Bond Offering — Julius Giesler,
(P. O. Geneva), III.
New Haven, Conn.
Bond
Sale
The
$3,710,000 City Clerk - Treasurer, will re¬
Bond Sale—The $2,629,000 gen¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
building bonds for which
bids
eral public improvement bonds of¬ were
rejected on June 24—v. 177, (CST) on July 14 for the purchase
fered July 6—v. 177, p. 2831—were
of
$400,000
natural
gas
utility
p. 2821—were
sold on July 2 to
awarded to a group composed of a
revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953.
group composed of First Na¬
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., R. L. tional
Due On Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1984
Bank, Northern Trust Co.,
Day & Co., both of New York both of Chicago, Mercantile Trust inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1959
City; Equitable Securities Corp., Co., St. Louis, A. G. Becker & and thereafter are callable on
Nashville; Trust Co. of Georgia, Co., Inc., Chicago,
Braun, Bos¬ July 1, 1958 or on any subse¬
Atlanta; Braun, Bosworth & Co., worth &
Co., Inc., Toledo, John quent interest payment date. Prin¬
Inc., Toledo; Tripp & Co., and Nuveen
&
Co., Blunt Ellis & cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Paul
Frederick
&
at the German
American Bank,
Co., both of Simmons, both of
Chicago, Mil¬
New York, as 2.30s, at a price of
Jasper.
Legality
approved
by
waukee Co., Milwaukee, and Mc-
clusive.
Principal
payable
at
the
—
100.25,
basis of about 2.26%.
a
Willington
Master Hutchinson
O. South
Willington), Conn.
Offering — Elizabeth H.
Bond
of
(P.
Town
bids
sealed
Day,
will
Treasurer,
Berry
&
at
.
the
Howard,
Esq.,
Hartford, until 2 p.m.- (DST) on
July 13 for the purchase of $137,school
1953.
1973
bonds.
July
Due
on
at
the
Hartford-
Connecticut Trust Co., Hartford.
Fort Myers,
Fla.
Certificate Offering—S. N. Wil¬
City
Clerk,
will
receive
$4,00,000
2V2S.
1057 and
2,270,000
from
1959
1963.-
from
1
April 1, 1953. Due
1957
to
Certificates
are
due
callable
Principal
as
and
1974
in
in¬
1973
of
April
interest
(A-O) payable at the Marine Mid¬
land
1
177,
1968 inclusive.
to
Trust
Co.,
New
York
City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Harris
Trust
Chicago,
as
&
Savings
Bank
headed
July
to
by Halsey,
177,
sealed
$63,000
a
Fenner &
basis of about
Offering
—
Carl
E.
Irvin,
will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Trustee,
syndi¬
Stuart &
on
on
800,000 3%s. Due
on
School
bonds.
Township
Due semi-annually from
1,
p.
1954
to
July
1,
July
in¬
1964
clusive.
a
May 1 from
1968 inclusive.
1989
awarded to
Township (P. O. New
Township
revenue
8—v.
awarded
1,735,000 4s. Due
to
were
Pierce,
Castle), Ind.
III.
sewerage
$665,000 3V2s. Due
1985
$135,000 county
July 6—v.
July 16 for the purchase of $125,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Inc., Chicago, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
3.86%, as follows: 1
to
—
price of 100.19,
Bond
of
Co.
1955
O.
offered
Lynch,
Prairie
3y4S.
Waukegan,
cate
(P.
Ind.
2.46%.
Bond Sale—The $3,200,000 water
2831—were
of
Beane, of Indianapolis, as 2V2S, at
$140,000 build¬
May 1 from
1969 to 1984 inclusive.
Champaign County School District
No. 116 (P. O. Urbana), III.
2727
p.
Merrill
Dec. 1 from
on
bonds
Illinois
Bond Sale—^The
offered
1,
Dec.
on
Miller,
&
County
Bond Sale—The
Morgan County Comma. Con. Sch.
Dist. No. 45 (P. O. Murrayville),
bonds
1974
1,
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
tificates.
clusive.
Due
1,040,000 3s. Due
and
and
Dec.
on
home
2%s.
works
Oct.
Due
1958.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $525,000 municipal utility revenue cer¬
Dated
Ice
Madison),
ing bonds offered June 3—v. 177,
p. 2400 — were awarded to the
FLORIDA
on
Jefferson
follows;
1,
Principal and in¬
McCord,
Indianapolis.
July 1 from 1954 to
payable
liams,
Ross,
Co., of Chi¬
a
inclusive.
terest
Dated
&
cago, at a price of 100.0003, a net
interest cost of about 2.84%, as
office
ILLINOIS
County, Calif.
Bond
ap¬
Dated
interest (F-A) payable at the
Sierra
rejected
til 8 p.m.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1978 inclysive. Principal
to
County
for
177,
v.
offered
bonds
revenue
—
the
Bids
sewer
Bond
2
awarded
Sold—No
Middletown City
July
Bank,
Legality
the
Sale—The $25,000 sewage
bonds.
Los Animas, Colo.
for
Bond
disposal
$15,000,000 series D, superhighway
at
office.
Not
Angola, Ind.
J.
interest
No. 250
Bonds
Richard
—
Daley, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CDST)
on
July 28 for the purchase of
Bond
Aug. 1, 1953.
1954
Offering
COLORADO
000
High Sch. District,
15
build¬
cisco.
receive
Los Angeles County,
inclusive.
July
INDIANA
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Voboril,
hansen, County Clerk, will receive
and
1954
on
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Le¬
office.
Cook
and
Principal
Treasurer's
Securities Corp., all of New York,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., The
Illinois Company, of Chicago, Mil¬
waukee Co., of Milwaukee, Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., McDoupany mutually acceptable to the gal & Condon, Nongard & Co., all
District and the successful bidder. of
Chicago, and the White-Phillips
Legality approved by Chapman & Co., of Davenport.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Sacramento,
Dated
payable
the
at
Sanoma
Bond
on
(F-A)
and
payable
Francisco.
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
ing bonds
LaRue,
Aug. 15, 1953.
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1978
1955
Principal
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Santa Rosa
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
bonds.
15,
Oakland.
Fullerton
in
(CDST)
a.m.
submitted
Dated
Township Hospital District,
10
office
inclusive.
Costa County, Calif.
bonds offered July 7—v.
ing
p.
14
$461,000 build¬
his
at
Due
Unified
Pittsburg
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1951.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1971
320,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 10 from
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Other members of the
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
syndi¬
Treasurer's office, or at any one cate: American Trust Co., Blyth &
of
the
fiscal
agencies
of
the Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., all of
San Francisco, Security-First Na¬
County in New York City.
bonds.
ing
C.
ing
America National Trust &
(CDST)
a.m.
C.
—
cliffe, of San Francisco.
dicate
Unified
City
County, Calif.
Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Savings
Sch. District,
Association, of San Francisco, at
i
Los Angeles County, Calif.
a
price of 100.001, a net interest
Bond Offering—Harold/ J. Ostly,
cost of about 3.45%, as follows:
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles, $120,000 5s. Due on Aug. 10 from
Culver
office.
South Sacramento School District,
for the purchase of $59,000
Bank of America National Trust &
cisco,
Legality approved by Or-
purchase of $100,000 build¬
bonds.
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut-
177,
the
to
for the
ing
Counties,
California
Bond
building bonds offered July 6—v.
Tehama
and
May 1 from
inclusive.
1
62,000
bonds.
Township
Civil
Due semi-annually from
1,
1954
to
July
1,
July
1964
in¬
clusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Aug.
1,
;1953. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Richmond
Sch.
City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $600,000
school
syndi¬ improvement bonds offered July 2
Bond Offering — Emma N. Ek- cate: Goldman, Sachs & Co., John —v. 177, p. 2727—were awarded to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
blaw, Secretary of the Board of Nuveen & Co., both of Chicago,
Education, will receive sealed bids Stone & Webster Securities Corp., of Chicago, as 2V2s, at a price of
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 15 for B. J. Van Ingen & Co., American 100.28, a basis of about 2.17%,
Other
members
of
the
48
(192)
f
(P. O. Fort Wayne), Ind.
No.
School District
Parish
Bossier
Sale—The $145,000 build¬
Bond
Wachovia Bank &
LOUISIANA
Washington Township, Sch. Twp.
(P. O. Benton), La.
13
177,
Bond Offering—R. V. Kerr, Sec¬
Merrill retary of the Parish School Board,
ing bonds offered July 7—v.
2831—were awarded to
ILvnch, Pierce, Fenner &
Indianapolis, as 3s.
p.
Beane,
Indiana
Offering
iBond
Township
3
for
Peters,
will
until
bids
.sealed
^
Irvin
—
Trustee,
(CST) on Aug. 6 for the
purchase of $450,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
2
Township,
Worth Township Sch.
receive
(CDST)
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
p.m.
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
on
sive.
School
payable at the office of the
the
p.m.
Board Treasurer or at any bank
purchase of
specified by the purchaser.
Le¬
.#7,000 building bonds. Dated May
gality approved by Chapman &
1$, 1953. Due semi-annually from
Cutler, of Chicago.
July 1, 1954 to July 1, 1956 in¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬ Cameron Parish Sch. Dists. (P. O.
14
July
on
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Cameron), La.
&
Ice
Bond
IOWA
were
the $395,000 school
for
offered
bonds
Sch. Dist.,
JDumont Consolidated
bids
Sold—No
Not
submitted
'
177,
30—v.
June
2400.
p^
Iowa
Covington, La.
Bond Offering—Hazel J. Pfaltz-
j*raff, Secretary of the Board of
XJirectors, will receive sealed bids
-until 2 p.m.
(CST) on July 14
of $90,000 build-
■jfor the purchase
3Due
Legality
inclusive.
15,
1953.
445.93
approved
July 7
July 8—v. 177, p.
awarded to a group
£832—were
of the
•imposed
Harris Trust &
-Savings Bank, Chicago, Iowa-Des
Moines National Bank, Des
White-Phillips
2V2s, at par.
the
and
Moines,
-Co., Davenport, as
The $76,000 bonds ($50,000 via-
funding) offered
sold to the Se¬
National Bank of Sioux
nkict and $26,000
the same day were
curity
City, as IV2S, at a price of 100.54,
<1
basis of about 1.37%.
bonds
'
v/ 178,
offered
95—were
p.
awarded
6—
to
"Becker & Cownie, of Des Moines,
.-Mid
ly,
Quail & Co., Davenport, joint¬
as
31/2, at
par.
Bond
•City
bids until 7:30 p.m.
for
3.3
aicftiool
the
building
Coleman,
T.
sealed
(CST) on July
purchase
of
revenue
$100,000
bonds.
Bated July
1, 1953. Due on July 1
*Erom 1954 to 1974 inclusive. Bonds
maturing
.1
1957
and
(State of)
high¬
thereafter
offered
July
Bank
York, at a price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
$636,000 5s. Due on July
3V4S.
Due on July
1970 to
3.60s.
2,400,000
from 1981 to
Other
15
1980 inclusive.
Due
on
July
1988 inclusive.
members
of
National
the
syndi¬
Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., Shields & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Hirsch & Co.,
First
cate:
&
York;
school
Bank,
all of
Williams &
Sale
—
The
—
awarded
177,
v.
to
a
Brown
Baxter
callable
as
of July 1, 1956. Le¬
2832
p.
offered
as
composed
of
Baltimore, Kid¬
York,
Stein
Boyce,^ both of Baltimore,
4s.
1955
Due
to
on
1960
July
1
from
inclusive.
1,140,000
from
3V4s.
1961
Due
152,000 2V4s. Due
I
and
on
on
July
1
July 1, 1976
1977.
Maryland State Roads Commission
i
1.88%,
plus
at
1.94%,
plus
Feb.
Due
1,
Cain,
Offering—Russell
Chairman
of
the
H.
Watertown
1.83%,
at
the
purchase
building
bonds.
1953.
Due
to
Kidder, Pea-
1.88%, plus $35.
Chelsea at 1.92%, plus
Somerville
at
1.84%,
Rockland, Mass.
Note Offering—M.
VincentFitz-
gibbons, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
National
on
chase
c/o
the
of
re¬
Second
Bank
of
Boston,
St., Boston, until 11
Franklin
(DST)
bids
$70,000
mains
notes.
(Due
from
^vater
Aug.
on
1954 to
1967
1
Rockland
notes.
1954
Due
to
^School
project
1 from
Aug.
on
1960
The notes
inclusive.
dated Aug. 1,1953.
are
Principal and interest payable
genuineness
and
validity by the
Director of Accounts, Department
of Corporations and Taxation of
Massachusetts.
notes offered
—were
100.69,
$125,000
water
July 7—v. 178,
p.
96
Co., of
3V2s, at a price
basis of about 3.43%.
as
a
of
school
and
July 8
awarded
Bank
zler,
2y2s,
as
$1,667,000
96
p.
Chase
offered
of
at
(EST)
on
National
&
Michigan as
the original
Note Offering—Leora M.
Bailey,
on
July
$45,000
17
tax
for
10
the
Dated.'
Bonds
ma¬
be designated bypurchaser.
Legality
may
by Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
Stevens
Grosse Pointe
Woods, Mich.
Bond Offering—Ray
MacArthuiv
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
onat
July 20 for the purchase of $39,000*
Special Assessment Roll No. 8ffc
City
Clerk,
1954
1,
will
troit
Due
on
June-
1955. Principal and
(J-D) payable at the De¬
and
interest
Trust
Co., Detroit.
approved
Paddock
LegalityMiller,
Canfield.*.
Stone, of Detroit.
by
&
Harper Woods School Dist., Mich>.
Bond
len,
Offering—William
Secretary
of
the
C. Al¬
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids;
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 22 forpurchase of $650,000 building,
Aug. 1,1953^
Due
March 1 from
on
Bonds maturing in 195i£
thereafter are callable as of
and
March
1,
1957.
(M-S)
trust
proved
dock
at
a
bank;,
designated
by -,
Legality ap—.
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Harrison
Township Sch. Dist. No. &
(P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 7—v. 178s.
will
a.m.
receive
(EST)
purchase
anticipation
96
—
were
of
notes.
awarded
&
Co.,
to
and
Mc^-
Ken¬
MacArthur &
100.055,
3.43%,
f
j
Principal and in-et
payable
company
by
&
t
1956 to 1967"-
inclusive.
Detroit,
Bellaire), Mich.
until
p.m.,
Nov. 1 from?.
on
approved
ower,
Antrim County (P.O.
bids
H».;
re¬
turing in 1968 and thereafter are-*
callable as of Nov. 1, 1961. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable-'
at
a
bank or trust company ir*
p.
sealed
Due
Donald-Moore
MICHIGAN
Treasurer,
8
$300,000 library bonds.
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Hut¬
York, jointly,
price of 101.35, a
basis of about 2.29%.
County
Thomas
until
July 13 for the purchase-
Aug. 1, 1953.
New
a
—
bids
sealed
were
—
Salomon Bros.
both
Offering
ceive
the successful bidder.
bonds
178,
the
to
and
The
—
sewer
v.
—
2728.)
p.
O'Donoghue, City Clerk, will
terest
Worcester, Mass.|
Sale
re-ty
were
Ferndale, Mich.
or
Bond
177,
June 1€T>
on
bids
no
&r
(The bonds;
and site bonds. Dated
Mass.
awarded to Tyler &
Boston,
time
Bond
the
Upton,
Sale—The
H
Legality-
Stevens
originally offered
which
at
at
the Second National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Notes will be certified as to
Note
Berry,
by
improvement bonds.
inclusive;^-^
35,000
l*j
of
as
designated by-
bidder.
successful
approved
111
follows:
as
Callable
trust company to be
a.m.
July 14 for the pur¬
$105,000 notes, divided
July
May 1, 1956. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at a bank or-,
of
plus $21.
198,000
Wilmington
at
1.84%,
plus $2.
857,000 Winthrop at 1.84%, plus
$7.
'
$3,000,00(fci
of
Dated
inclusive.
7,500,000 Boston, comprising $4,000,000 at 1.88%, plus $30, and
awarded
|
of.
May 1 from 1954 to
on
ceived.—v.
Mc¬
State
for
1,107,000 Belmont at
$8.
2,750,000
Osborne
Education, will receive sealed bidst^
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on July 14f(
were
1,448,000
—
Secretary of the Board
Dunn,
980,000 Watertown at 1.83%, plus
$7.
$3,500,000 at
j
Michigan
Offering
Moorman, of Detroit.
1.84%, plus
j
O. Allen Park),
(P.
Bond
the
plus $7.
*
at
1,660,000
—
>
Lowell
Medford
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
of
$11.
to 1975 inclusive.
9
1968
—were
follows:
$458,000
premium
a
$1.
were
—
der, Peabody & Co., New
Baker, Watts & Co., and
Bros. &
plus
Attleboro
notes
at
1.83%, plus $9.
2,380,000 Lawrence at 1.83%, plus
$22.
100,000
Sons, Mercantile
Trust Co., both of
Co., of
dianapolis,
1953.
1,
Bros.
follows:
$6.
$1,750,000
bonds
group
&
as
1,150,000
Co., Bache & Co.,
Cleveland; F. W. Craigie
& Co., of Richmond; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of St. Louis; Pohl &
Co., of Cincinnati, Ball, Burge &
Kraus,
of
Cleveland;
Cook
&
Quinlan, of New York; Mullaney,
Wells & Co., of Chicago; Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., of In¬
Aug.
No.
96
$20
County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md.
construction
July 8
Alex.
15
1.49%
Arundel
Bond
on July 15
1969 inclusive.
Na¬
3,000,000
Anne
15 from
Due
1964 to
95—
p.
Second
Boston, at
interest,
MARYLAND
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
1,572,000
178,
the
to
of
notes
discount.
New
100.027, a
3.55%, as
$400,000
6—v.
awarded
were
tional
p.
$724,000 Arlington notes at 1.87%
Sale—The
Rodman & Linn, of Roads Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
gality approved by Wyatt, Graf- Chicago; John Small & Co., of
New
York; Stix & Co., of St. July 21 for the purchase of $25,1xm & Grafton, of Louisville.
Louis; Third National Bank in 000,000 highway construction,
Nashville, Wachovia Bank & Trust Series E bonds.
Fulton, Ky.
Dated
Aug. 1,
Bond Offering—Martha Smith, Co., of Winston-Salem, Anderson 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from 1954 to
& Strudwick, of Richmond; Ball1968
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
City Clerk, will receive sealed
man & Main, of Chicago; Ginther,
tuds until 11 a.m. (CST) on July 17
Aug. 1, 1957.
Principal and in¬
Johnson & Co., of Cleveland; and
terest (F-A) payable at the State
the purchase of $325,000 nat¬
Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati.
Treasurer's office in Baltimore or
ural gas
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from Orleans Parish Sch. Dist. (P. O. Annapolis. Legality approved by
1.956 to 1978 inclusive.
Callable
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
New Orleans), La.
sas of Aug. 1,
1958. Principal and
Bond Sale
The $4,000,000 of Baltimore.
interest
(F-A)
payable at
the bonds (part of the $10,000,000 is¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New sue for which bids were
rejected
"York City, or at the Fulton Bank, on June
23) were sold on July 2
Arlington, Mass.
JFulton.
Legality
approved
by to a syndicate headed by Blyth
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 street
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
& Co., Inc., New York, as 334s, bonds offered
July 8 — v. 178,
at a price of par.
Due on Nov. 1 p. 95—were awarded to
George P.
Owenshoro, Ky.
from 1955 to 1992 inclusive.
Fogg & Co., of Boston, as 2.20s,
•Bond Sale—Tlfe $1,000,000 school
Other members of the syndicate: at a price of 100.20, a basis of
building revenue bonds offered
about 2.16%.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Equitable
-July 7 — v. 177, p. 2832 — were
Corporation,
Phelps,
awarded
to a group headed by Securities
Ashland, Mass.
Fenn & Co., of New York; HiberBond Sale—The
the
Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
$400,000 school
nia National Bank, National Bank
"JJashville, at a price of par, a net
building bonds offered July 7—
of Commerce,
Scharff & Jones, v. 178, p. 96—were awarded
interest cost of about 4.30%, as
to
White, Hattier & Sanford, Merrill Dwinnell, Harkness &
fallows:
Hill, and
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, both
■$340,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
all of New Orleans; Hornblower of
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
Boston, jointly, as 2.90s, at a
& Weeks, of New York; John Nuprice of 100.26, a basis of about
400,000 4V4S. Due on June 1 from
veen
& Co., of Chicago; First of
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
2.87%.
Michigan Corporation, Bacon. Ste¬
£60,000 41/2s. Due on June 1 from
Auburn Water District, Mass.
venson
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
1979 to 1981 inclusive. '
Bond Offering—Edmund E. St.
Co., all of New York; Nusloch,
Other members of the
syndi- Baudean' & Smith, of New Or¬ George, District Treasurer, will
-cate: A. C. Allyn & Co., of Chi¬
leans; Barrow, Leary & Co., of receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
cago, Bankers Bond Co., Almstedt
Shreveport; Stranahan, Harris & (DST) on July 14 for the pur¬
Bros., both of Louisville, Bohmer- Co., of
of
$75,000
water
bonds.
Toledo; George K. Baum chase
Beinhart & Co., of
Cincinnati, W. & Co., of Kansas City; First Secu¬ Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug.
B. Lyons & Co., Stein Bros.! & rities
Company of Chicago: Roose¬ 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Boyce, both of Louisville, Chas. A. velt &
Cross, of New York; Stern Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Hlnsch & Co., Pohl &
Co., W C Bros. & Co., City National Bank able at the First National Bank of
Thornburgh Co., Walter, Woody & & Trust
Co., both of Kansas City; Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Beimerdinger, and the Weil. Roth Thomas & Co., of
Pittsburgh; Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
A Irving Co., all of
Cincinnati. '
Lyons & Shafto, of Boston.
Rugg, of Boston.
-are
A
in
Note
Hutzler, of Boston,
Me.
178,
to Salomon
awarded
—were
&
bonds offered July 8—v. 177,
p. 2619—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by C. J. Devine &
New
receive
will
MAINE
Le wist on,
Bond Sale—The $7,500,000
Dated
notes offered July 8—v.
revenue
way
Co.,
Brookfine, Mass.
1
sold to Ernest M. Loeb
Louisiana
Co., of
Winston-Salem; W. H. Morton &
Bond
O f f e r i n g—Albert
P. 1954. Principal and interest pay¬
Co., of New York; Blewer, Heitner
Briggs, Town Treasurer, will re¬ able at a place designated by
&
Glynn,' of St. Louis; Sterne, ceive sealed bids until noon
(DST) the purchaser, latter to furnish
Agee & Leach, of Birmingham;
on
c
July 13 for the purchase of legal opinion.
Burns, Corbett & Piekard, Inc., of
u
$936,500 bonds, divided as follows:
Chicago;
Seasongood
&
Mayer,
Au Gres-Sims Township District 'j[
$131,500 Devotion School addition
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
(P. O. Au Gres), Mich.
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
Co., Breed & Harrison, all of Cin¬
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
cinnati; J. M. Dain & Co., of Min¬
676,000 Driscoll School addition ing bonds offered June 30—v. 177,
neapolis; McCormick & Co., of
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from p.
2728—were awarded to Ken¬
Chicago; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
ower, MacArthur &
Co., of De¬
of
Cincinnati;
Third
National
129,000 Driscoll School remodel¬ troit, as 3y2s and 4s.
Bank,
in
Nashville;
Kenower,
ing bonds.
Due on Aug. 1
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit; WidEast Detroit, Mich.
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
mann & Co., of Cincinnati; Arnold
Bond
Offering — Charles
H»
The
bonds
are
dated Aug.
and
1,
Crane, Ducournau & Kees,
Beaubien, City Clerk, will receive
1953. Principal and interest (F-A)
Glas & Co., Schweickhardt & Co.,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Wheeler & Woolfolk, Weil Invest¬ payable at the First National Bank
July 13 for the purchase of $170,ment Co., Woolfolk & Shober, W.
of Boston.
Legality approved by
000
general obligation city halS
D. Kingston & Co., Steiner Rouse
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1953.
Due-4
&
Co., Robert R. Wolfe, all of Rugg, of Boston.
on
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1958 in¬
New
Orleans; Rapides Bank &
Marion, Mass.
clusive.
Bonds maturing in 195T
Trust Co., of Alexandria, KohlBond Sale—The $215,000 school
and 1958 are callable on any in¬
meyer & Co., St. Denis J. Vilere
bonds offered July 8—v. 178, p. 96
terest payment date on or after
& Co., R. S. Hecht & Co., and ^qhn
—were
awarded to Kidder, PeaNov. 1, 1955. Principal and inter—v
Dane, all of New Orleans.!
body & Co., of Boston, as 2.30s, at est (M-N) payable at a bank or
a price of 100.10, a basis of about
trust company to be designated by
Welsh, La.
the purchaser. Legality approved
Bond Sale—No bids were sub¬ \27%.
Massachusetts Housing Authorities by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &c.
mitted
for
the
$300,000
sewer,
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Stone, of Detroit.
street
improvement
and
bridge
Notes Offered—The $23,854,000
bonds offered July 7.—v.
177, p.
Ecorse Township School District
v
State - aided
vdterans
projects
2728.
Co., of New Orleans.
child
Ky.
Offering—C.
Clerk,
was
$450,000
Hayden, Stone & Co., L. F. Roths¬
KENTUCKY
Frankfort,
&
from
July
O.
(P.
system
gas
2,892,000 3V2S.
Sale—The $200,000 sewer
revenue
bonds
from
Storm Lake, Iowa
Bond
Parish
Sale—An issue of
natural
5%
offered
bonds
Covington.
Plaquemine), La.
Bond
Sale—The $395,000 sewer
Bond
The $208,-
—
certificates offered
177, p. 2832 —1 were
the Commercial Bank
to
Iberville
by
City, Iowa
v.
_
& Trust Co.,
-Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sioux
paving
awarded
1954 to 1972
1 from
Nov.
on
July
Dated
bonds.
ding
Sale
Certificate
Trust
a
as
Co., both of
jointly, at a price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
$27,000 3%s. Due
1954 to
on
April 1 from.
1957 inclusive.
8,000 3s. Due
on
April 1, 1953.
'Number 5237 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(193)
School
Kalamazoo
Mich.
District,
Offering—C. ,C. Crawford,
Note
*
the
of
Secretary
Board
Edu¬
of
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
4
July 22 for
the purchase of $400,000 tax antic¬
ipation notes. Dated July 15,1953.
Due Jan. 30, 1954.
(EST),
p.m.
,
and interest (J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's, office. Legality
cago, J. M. Dain & Co., Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, both of Min¬
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
neapolis, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
dock. &
Inc., Juran & Moody, of St. Paul,
&
Co., of Minneapolis,
Stranahan Harris & Co., of Toledo,
Harold E. Wood & Co., Shaughnessy
& Co., both of St. Paul,
American Securities Corp., of New
York, C. S. Ashmun Co., of Min¬
neapolis, Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., both of
Stone, of Detroit.
Kalman
on
Quincy Community Schools, Sch.
Dist., Mich.
MINNESOTA,
Adrian, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Ray M. Hensen,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 23
purchase of $140,000 elec¬
for the
(Bond
Offering — Dewey R.
tric revenue bonds. Dated May 1,
Maines, Secretary of the Board of 1953. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to
Education, will receive sealed bids 1974
inclusive. Bonds maturing in
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 16 for
1959
and
the
purchase of $400,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
of
as
thereafter
callable1
are
1. from
.
1954. to 1971
interest
payable
in¬
—
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
Detroit.
Raisin
District No. 2 (P.
.No.
and
3,
O.
Adrian),
R. F. D.
offered
2832—were
3s, at
of
July
1—v.
177,
the
to
p.
Alli¬
Co., of Minneapolis,
a basis
price of 100.08,
a
about
improvement
awarded
son-Williams
as
Mich.
mains
sewer,
bonds
Township Fractional School
2.98%.
Bond Offering—Gerald H. Cald¬
Clinton, Minn.
well, Director, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 17 I
Bond Offering—Floyd H. Folfor the purchase of $38,000 build¬ ;kens, Village Clerk, will receive
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST),on
Due on April 1 from 1954 to 1972 July 21 for the purchase of $25,-
inclusive.
and
Bonds maturing in 1958
thereafter
April
1,
terest
1957.
callable
are
as
of
Principal and in¬
payable at a bank
(A-O)
Woodard-Elwood
street
July 1, 1953. Due
1955 to
to be designated are callable as of Feb. 1, 1962.
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬ Principal and interest payable at
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ any suitable bank designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bark¬
-
Roscville, Mich.
Bond Offering—Robert J. Nunn,
•
er,
Scott &
assessment
bonds.
paving
and
sidewalk
Dated
suitable
1956 to
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1953.
Due
June 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclu¬
sive.
Bonds
thereafter
1,
maturing in 1964 and
callable
are
1958.
Principal
as
and
of June
on
Jan.
Bond
177,
bonds
1953.
Principal and
able, at
1,
interest pay¬
suitable
any
stitution
cessful
July
designated
banking
by
the
in¬
suc¬
bidder.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
interest
La
2620
15,
$850,000 offered June
sale of which was post¬
the
poned.)
to
Bond
in
on
either of the two
ment
St.
Joseph- Township Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. St. Joseph), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $125,000 school
building and site bonds offered
July 1 were awarded to, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
cago.
1
*
dates
maturity.
payable
preceding the date of
Principal and interest
at
any
bank designated
suitable
River
Oakland County
Falls,
Minn.
,
Pleasant Ridge), Mich.
'
Bond
Offering—Ashton J. Berst,
Secretary
receive
(EST)
of
the
sealed
Authority,
bids
until
11
will
a.m.
July 22 for the purchase
on
$1,950,000
of
1953, Due
and
July
clusive.
1975
incinerating plant
Dated Aug.
1,
semi-annually on Jan. 1
1 from 1958 to 1983 in¬
bonds.
revenue
The
and
1, 1958.
(J-J)
trust
or
bonds
maturing
thereafter
of July
interest
,
in
callable
are
Principal and
a bank
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
designated
by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man, of Detroit.
I
on
City, Mich.
Bond Offering—C.
City
Clerk,
will
and
sealed
(EST) on July 20
purchase of $17,000 Curb
Gutter
Special
Assessment
the
District.
No.
53-1
July 15, 1953. Due
1954
to
1957
July 1 front 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
Bonds maturing in 1964 and
thereafter ar^ callable as of July
1,
1963.
Principal
.
and
interest
payable at
any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the^urchaser. Legality
approVed by Fhegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis. J***.
Virginia,
Minn.
water
improvement
$150,000
sold
was
to
Le¬
Parker,
City Clerk, will sell at public auc¬
at 2 p.m. (CST) on July 13,
an issue
of $100,000 improvement
tion
bonds.
Due
serially from 1954 to
inclusive.
Bond
Sale
v.
The
—
Louis Bridge
sole bid
Municipal
Dated
177,
p.
2729
—
were
syndicate headed by
Nuveen*& Co., Chicago, as
a
$1,110,000
Due
$760,000
on
to
1974
Shields
to
&
able
Harrington
jointly, as 4s, at
par.
Richton,
Bond
works
ap¬
tor,
p.
bonds
water
offered
4s, at
7:30
on
July 21 for the purchase of $100,000
Special
Assessment
July
6
July
awarded
were
Allen
to
Co:, of Hazelhurst, and Leland
Speed Co., of Jackson, jointly.
MISSOURI
County
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July 21;
the purchase of $589,000 im¬
provement
bonds.
on
bonds
Heitner
&
Louis.
Dated
gality
approved
$100,000
sold
to
c
1,
1953. Le¬
Charles
&
by
Louis.
Berkeley School District,
Mo.
8 p.m.
(CDST) on July 28 for the
purchase of $850,000 school bonds.
from
15, 1953. Due
1954
to
1973
or
nated
by
on
Feb.
trust
the
&
successful
bidder
by the Board of
Legality approved by
Trauernicht, of
St.
Louis.
a
City), Mo.
Sale—The $400,000
group
cantile
Co.,
St.
?
.
apprOVCQ DY*
& Wood, of
X
Delafield
Monmouth County (P. O.
Freehold),
N.
Offering
J.
Merrill
—
sold
was
the
to
receive
sealed
(DST)
chase of
ment
Due
bids
July
on
until
22
for
11
Louis,
City
National Bank & Trust Co:, Kan-
(
a.m,:
the
pur-;
$594,000 general improve-;
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.?
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1966,
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Principal
payable
and
at
the
a
nationwide
Bros.,
Chase
Bankers
National
Trust
National
First
Bank, all of New York,
and
First
the
Chicago, at
interest
Co.,
National
Bank
price of 98.383,
a
cost
of
about
of-
net
a
2.999%,
follows:
as
>
!
$120,900,000
3s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1960 to 1985 inclusive.
$750,000
Educational
No.
2,
School District bonds,
i
banking group'
City Bank,
headed by the National
Lehman
received until 8 p.m. (PDST)
on
July 30 for the purchase of
$1,500,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
n
$375,000
g
High
includ-
representing
Block No. 1, due from 1956 to
1.962
inclusive; and $375,000
29,100,000
2%s.
Due
on
Jan.
I
from 1986 to 1988 inclusive.
Issue
Quickly
Sold—The
huge
investment demand that attended
the
public
re-offering
theyield basis
ranging from 2% for the 1960 ma750,000 Educational No. 12, Ele- ;
turity to 3.05% for bonds due in.
mentary School Dist. bonds,
1988, resulted in the issue being;
including $375,000 representheavily over-subscribed and the.
I
H cJue *ronJ closing of the books on the samOj,
1956
to
1962
inclusive; and day that the
offering was made.
$375,000 Block No. 2. maturing
The sale of the
1968
inclusive.
,,T
,n
bonds, which
of
was on a
t-,,
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
to
be
approved
the
by
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
of Denver.
son,
initial
the
will
NEW JERSEY
State
extend
miles
Chosen
R.
of
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
July 22 for the purchase of $770,000 bonds, divided as follows:
c
ounty
tire
marks
financing
for
$285,000,000
Parkway
from
which
Paramus
and
Cape May. About 19
of the
Highway
Freeholders, will receive
$675,000
to
constructed
Bergen
County (P. O.
Hackensack), N. J.
Bond
Offering -t- William
Smith, Clerk of the Board
public
projected
Garden
Paterson
Parkway have been
by the New Jersey
Department.
The
en¬
165-mile
Parkway will be,
completed and in operation in,
late
1954.
The
Authority
has
financed
its
cash
requirements
so far through $28,000,000 of bank
borrowings which will be repaid,
'improvement
the Proceeds of the series A
bonds.
The
bonds
1953.
Due
3963
inclusive.
Aug.
on
tional
dated
are
Aug.
1,
1 from 1954 to
Principal
and
in¬
terest
(F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office, or at holder's
the
at
New
Chase
York
by
City.
Hawkins,
National
Legality
Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
1
Note
chased
notes,
Sale—The
& Trust
at
as
First
National
Co., Paterson, pur¬
private
follows:
sale,
$400,000
carry
the
uncondi¬
of
the
State
guaranty
New
Jersey
interest, and
of
principal and
in addition, HighJ
way
Authority officials and in¬
dependent engineers estimate that
tolls
to
as
will provide
gin of
stantial
Union
also
revenue
from
is
congested
a
mar¬
sub¬
concessions^
expected
traffic
to
condi¬
through Essex, Bergen and!
Counties; will traverse the
State's shore resort
the
ample
earn
Parkway
The
tions
will
an
for the bonds. The
coverage
Parkway
relieve
Clifton, N. J.
Bank
bonds
The
95,000 park bonds.
&
court
H.
Thompson, County Treasurer, 'wilt
,
be
Mont-itappr0Ved
composed of the Mer¬
Trust
„
New York City.
(F-A)
County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Las Vegas), Nev.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bank,
house and jail bonds offered July
7—v.
178, p. 96—were awarded
to
4
.
~
Hawkins,
Bank,
option,
gomery
Bond
No.
NEVADA
desig¬
company
approved
Charles
Dist.
Clark
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
bank
96—
p.
Co., of
price of par.
Sch.
,
bonds
Glynn, of St.
Bond Offering—Charles A. Hall,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
15
182 bonds
178,
a
,
^ento^LeS
J-.;*
f.
bonds
was
June
1963
interest;
County
Sale—The'$233,000 build-; Treasurer's office. Legality ap-i
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 177, proved
by Caldwell, Marshall,
p. 2621—were awarded to Piper, Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap- City.
olis, as 3%s.
New Jersey Highway
Authority
(
■/' (P. O. Trenton), N. J
NEBRASKA
Bond ~ Sale — The $150,000,000
Cass County School District No. 32
serieS A, State-guaranteed Garden
(F. O. Louisville), Neb.
State Parkway bonds offered July*
Bond Sale
An issue of $250,000
g—v. 178, p. 97—were awarded t<£
Legality
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dated June
Im¬
(P. O. Libby), Mont.
Missouri
school
- Dated
Aug. if
Aug. 1 from 1954}
inclusive. Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the.
Due
Bond
from
Blewer,
$181,000
6—v.
43/4S, at
as
Affton Sch. Dist. (P. O. St. Louis),
2%%
o£\
Wood,
for
Bond
awarded to Grande &
Seattle,
&
City.
Bond
Offering—Philip T. Car-*
roll, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed,
District
Block No. 3, due from 1963 to
and
N
Sale —The
offered
were
Bank'
1
July 24, 1953.
provement District No.
i
$375,000 special
improvement bonds offered
Delafield
,
(MST)
p.m.
No. 582 bonds. Dated
par.
Bond Sale—The
street
National
County (P. O.
Trenton), N. J.
__
until
96—were award¬
Yazoo City, Miss.
First
Legality approved by.
Mercer
interest
Offering-William J. Fry,
rMorb\xrifl
vor-oirio
Clerk, will receive cooing
sealed
W. F. Bowen, a local inves¬
as
the
Hawkins,
to
lows:
$10,000
.extension
July 7—v. 178,
ed to
Miss.
Sale—The
at
of Absecon.
1953.
St.
Co., New York,
& Co., Jackson,
and
on
inclusive.
Chicago.
April 1, 1953. Legality
MONTANA
177, p. 2833—were subsequently
sold
from
1967
Corp.,
to
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
June 23—
Montgomery County (P. O.
July 1
1956 jip 1966 inclusive.
1,490.000 4s. JDkie on July 1 from
$50,000
sold
was
Wachob-Bender Corp., of Omaha.
,
3%»r
bonds
Bond
bonds for which the
rejected
was
Education.
v.
Sale—An issue of
school
.
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1972
inclusive..
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
County, Kinloch Sch. Dist.
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
school
Mississippi (State of)
and
—
awarded to
Dated
St. Louis
4%%
Rann,
Aug. 5
for the ourchase of
$190,000 school!
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Due
on,
New York
Lincoln
Speed Co., and Lewis & Co.,
Jackson, jointly, as 4s.
July 7
Paine, Webber^ Jackson & Curtis,
William Blair*& Co., both of Chi-
to
Offering—Arthur
-
.;
Bond
$30,000
sewer
bonds
Bond Sale—The $2,600,000 pub¬
lic utility revenue bonds offered
J|uly 15 from
Principal
6—v.
Lexington, Miss.
a
Other members of the syndicate:
inclusive.
July
Bond Offering—Alton B.
DaJed July 1. 1953. Due
Dated
bonds.
on
July 23
L. Anderson,
receive
court
awarded
were
Sale—The
and
follows:
bids until 5 p.m.
for
on
sive.
John
Traverse
offered
—
purchase of $200,000 hospi¬ Trauernicht, of St.
tal bonds.
payable at
company
(CST)
3V2S.
bids
$750,000
Kosciusko, Miss.
national
Gar¬
Bond Offering—P. G.
Pederson,
bage & Rubbish Authority (P. O.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
and
Co., of
Louis.
1+V
bonds offered July 7 were award¬
to the Bank of Forest.
by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
3s
as
the
to
1, 1953. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
bidder.
Thief
Southeastern
interest pay¬
sold
was
City
O.
ed
1964 inclusive.
Bonds maturing
1956 and thereafter are callable
(P. O.
Mo.
Louis),
.toonds
31,1954.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
R-13
Speed Co., of Jackson.
works
Crescent, Minn.
payable at such bank or
Bond Offering — Wm.
Lathrop,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
designated by the original pur¬ bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 20
chaser.
Legality
approved
by for the purchase of $90,000 street
Perry, Stevens & Moorman, of De¬ improvement bonds. Dated July
troit.
(These bonds are.part of 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1955
No.
Sale—An issue of $88,000
school
Forest, Miss.
to
be
as
bonds
p.
1973
trust company in the State as may
,
Sale—The
Bond
dated
are
inclusive.
Helena, Mont.
<J-D)
the issue of
any
bonds.
from, 1956
1
St.
Bond
1954.
Galloway Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pomona), N. J.
Bond
Dist.
30,
from
1
Billings, Mont.
County (P.
Clarksdale), Miss.
inclusive.
The
on
July 13 for the purchase of $200,000 motor vehicle highway fund
inclusive.
betterment
1964
Offering—Gladys Holmes,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
1961
school
Due
Bond
bids
are
both of
85,000
City
at
Coahoma
land
dock & Stone* of Detroit.
1973
Feb.
on
St, Louis County Reorganized
Sch.
June
Each issue is dated Jan.
Bond
Bond
.
to
Due
from
1
inclusive.
148,000 3V4S. Due
MISSISSIPPI
No. 9 (P. O.
April 1, 1953. Due
from 1954 to 1958 in¬ bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July
Principal
and
interest 21 for the purchase of $140,000
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Detroit bonds, divided as follows:
Trust Co., Detroit.
Legality ap¬ $55,000
school
garage
building
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
bonds. Due on Jan.
1
from
Royal Oak, Mich.
ma¬
designated by the
Legality approved by
Industrial
Nashwauk), Minn.
Offering — Peter Gentile,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
to
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Barber, of Minneapo¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
1967
from
1957. Princi¬
payable
Bond Sale—An issue of
Itasca
1
bank
purchaser.
lis.
clusive.
on
interest
April 1
on
Jan.
on
of Jan. 1,
as
and
2%.
Feb.
on
June
1973 inclusive. Bonds
callable
pal
Village Clerk; will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 20
for the purchase of $53,000 special
1961
Hannibal,
turing in 1967 and thereafter
trust company
or
Due
1968
Feb. 1 from
on
$250,000 tax anticipation notes at
1%%. Due Jan. 31, 1954. '
•*
150,000 bond anticipation notes at
1960 inclusive.
140,000 3s.
improvement bonds. Dated
thereafter
and
1954 to
Bankers Bond & Securities
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on July
16
for
the purchase of $35,000
Leland
in .1963
of
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
from
maturing
both
Offering—Halbert Loken,
house
1955 to 1967 inclusive. Bonds
Co.,
Wanamingo, Minn.
Bond
Memorial
Building
bonds,
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1
000
&
Minneapolis.
at:
$112,000 3V4s. Due
Paul, E. J. Prescott & Co., and
May 1, 1958.
Principal and
any
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
clusive.
Bonds maturing in 1959
Legality approved by Dorsey, Coland thereafter are callable as of
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
April 1, 1958. Principal and inter¬
Minneapolis.
est (A-O). payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
Biwahik, Minn.
purchaser. Legality approved by
Bond Sale
The $60,000 water
April
on
St.
City, and Blewer, Heitner &
Glynn, of St Louis, as follows:
sas
49*
area
and serve
rapidly developing sections
or
\
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(194)
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Jersey. The Park¬
southern New
will embody the most modern
engineering features for safe and
comfortable
travel.
Two
road¬
way
wide
12-foot
by
will
lanes
be
sepa¬
and
and
interest
accrued
plus
on
July 1, 1963, and thereafter at de¬
creasing premiums. Bonds due in
1987 and 1988 are subject to re¬
premiums.
members
the
of
syndi¬
&
Com¬
Trust
tric
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Hacriman
Ripley & Co. Incor¬
Barney & Co.;
Corporation;
Smith,
First
The
National
&
Bank
/k
Co.;
&
&
Trust
and
Son,
York,
100.31,
Dillon
on
Delafield
offered
of
Le¬
&
Wood,
Hawkins,
by
of New York
Camillus,
Skaneateles,
Marcellus,
Sale—The $2,240,000
June
24
were
2.18%, plus
at
notes
awarded to
& Hutzler, of New
Salomon Bros.
York,
premium
a
Offering—Wm.
New
Bond
Offering
(DST)
sealed bids until 11
will
receive
(DST)
a.m.
on
Due
on
inclusive.
1958
John¬
bonds. Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1954 to
bridge
Principal
and
in¬
payable at the New
National
Bank,
Kingston.
(J-J)
York
1953.
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1 from 1954 to
(P. O. Vestal), N. Y.
in¬
Bond
S a 1 e
The $1,320,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated terest (J-D) payable at the First building bonds offered July 7—v.
National Bank, Marcellus. Legal¬
April 1, 1953.
Due on April 1
177, p. 2834 — were awarded to a
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬ ity approved by Vandewater,
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
cipal and interest (A-O) payable Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of & Co.
Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co.,
at the First National Bank, South New York City.
Inc.; George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Plainfield.
Legality approved by
nc.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Chas.
New York City, N. Y.
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
E. Weigold & Co.; and Bache &
Notes Sold
City Comptroller
of New York City.
Co., all of New York, as 3.20s, at a
Lazarus Joseph sold on July 8 an
17
price of 100.58, a basis of about
issue of $60,000,000 2% tax antici¬
NtW MEXICO
3.15%.
pation notes to various local insti¬
San Miguel County Municipal
tutions at par. Dated July 8, 1953
NORTH CAROLINA
School District No. 2 (P. O.
and due on Oct. 22, 1953. The notes
Las Vegas), N. Mex.
Cravien County (P. O.
were apportioned as follows:
N'ew B>etn), N. C.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$12,228*000: National City Bank,
21
for
the
purchase
of $1,650,000
1982
Principal
and
—
—
,
be received until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
July 29 for the purchase of
$215,000' school bonds.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclu¬
Principal qnd interest
able
at
fice,
pay¬
or
the
State
Terasurer's
of¬
at the Continental Illinois
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Chicago.
NEW YORK
Math,
Cameron,
Wheeler, Urbana,
Thurston, Avoca and Howard
Central
Sch.
(P. O.
Dist.
No.
District
1953
1, 1953.
Due
to
inclusive.
1981
on
Dec. 1 from
Principal
and
interest (J-D) payable at the
Marine Midland Trust Co., New
York
City.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York.
&
Extension
No.
1
(P.
O.
rett, Town Supervisor, will receive
a.m.
(DST)
on
July 21 for the purchase of $6,000
water
March
construction
1,
1953.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March
1
from 1954 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Mount Kisco
National Bank
Jc
Trust
Co.,
Mount Kisco.
.
of New York
New York.
2,706,000: Bank of the Manhat¬
tan Co., New York.
1,662,000: Corn Exchange Bank
Trust Co., New York.
1,548,000: New York Trust Co.,
New York.
1,104,000: Public National Bank
& Trust
Co., New York.
960,000: The Marine Midland
Trust Co., New York.
948,000: Bank of New York.
United
States
Trust
Company, New York.
318,000:
Empire
Trust
Co.,
Le¬
288,000:
proved
Sterling
Due
York.
County
Federation
Kings
E.
Easter-
on
Dated
June
improvement
6—v.
177,
p.
1,
2V2s,
&
at
a
No. 16
July 8
—
awarded
177,
v.
to
the
and
2730
—
Mitchell
York
&
Pershing,
of
New
Cityi
NORTH
Bank
&
Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co., both
of New York, as 3s, at a price of
101.42, a basis of about 2.89%.
Membership
of
the
respective
groups follow:
Bankers Trust Co., of New York,
Trust & Savings Bank, of
Harris
Chicago, Smith, Barney & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Salomon Bros. & Hut¬
zler, Goldman, Sachs & Co., Stone
&
of
Webster Securities Corp.,
Michigan
Carrington, N. Dak.
H. Ebentier,
Bond Offering—A.
Bank
&
and
First
Corporation,, all
of
New
York, Trust Co. of Georgia,
Atlanta, Ball, Burge & Krause, of
Cleveland, Folger, Nqlan, Inc., of
Washington, D. C., Milwaukee Co.,
Milwaukee, Burns, Corbett &
Fickard, Inc., of Chicago, and Raf-
refunding bonds.
Trust
to
1968
Dated July
Due on July 1 from 1954
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
Oct.
on
1
1963 inclusive.
1954 to
Due
159,300
Oct.
on
from
1
1963 inclusive.
,1954 to
v
vehicle
motor
Due
bonds.
purchase^
Oct.
on
1
from
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
court house furnishings
equipment bonds. Due on
10,282
and
Oct.
from
1
1954
1958
to
in¬
clusive.
9,580 city office equipment bonds*
Oct.
Due
on
1958
1
from
inclusive.
1954
t©
The
bonds
are
dated
July 1*
Principal and interest (A-0>
payable at the Cleveland Trust
1953.
Co., Cleveland.
Legality approved
bv Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
St.
Hall
Bernard, Ohio
Sale1—
Bond
The
$25,000 City-
reconstruction
and
special
improvement
bonds
offered July 2—v. 177, p. 2730—*
assessment
were
awarded
to
J.
as
3s, at
Co., Cincinnati,
100.89,
A.
White
&
price of
a
basis of about 2.83%.
a
of
'
Bond
^
Shelby, Ohio
Sale
The
$22,500; im¬
provement bonds offered July 2
v.
177, p. 2834=—were awarded
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., of
New York* Glore, Forgan & Co., to Seasongood & Mayer, of Cin¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., W. E. Hutton cinnati, as-2. V2;s, at a price of 100.05^
& Co., both of New York, Fifth- a basis of about 2.48%.
Third Union Trust Co., of Cincin¬
Toledo, Ohio
nati, W. H. Morton & Co., of New
Bond Sale—The $105,000 speciali
York,
J.
C.
Bradford
&
Co., assessment
.sidewalk improvement
of Atlanta, Hirsch & Co., Bache &
bonds offered July 7—v.
177, p*
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.^all
2730—were awarded to a group*
of New York, Baxter, Williams &
composed of Stranahan, Harris &:
Co., of Cleveland, First Securities
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., and
Company of Chicago, Fulton, Reid
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., all of
& Co., National City Bank, both
Toledo, as 2y>s, at a price of
of Cleveland, Third National
100.35, a basis of about 2.23%.
Bank, in Nashville, Paul Frederick
& Co., Model, Roland &
Stone, and Uhrichsville City Sch. Dist., OhiO
Talmage & Co., all of New York.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Additional Sale—The
$350,000 ing bonds offered July 8—v. 177,
fensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
dianapolis.
a
basis
of
about
—
2730—were awarded to Braun,.
p.
Bosworth
3V4S, at
&
a
Co., Inc., Toledo, as
price of 100.20, a basis
of about 3.22%.
Warren, Ohio
2.40%.
Bond
Franklin
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$336,800
sewer,
roald and ditch bonds offered July
7—v. 177, p. 2834—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Toledo, and McDonald & Co., of
price
jointly, as 2y2s, at a
of 100.10, a basis of about
2.48%.
Offering —o. J. Kerstenr
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until
cial
Due
bonds.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
street
Dated
1
from
Principal
improve¬
Oct.
1,
1952.
1954
to
and
interest
1963
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
Homerville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 7—v. 177,
garbage
2730—were awarded to the First
revenue
p.
(DST) on July2£
$30,708.12 spe¬
assessment
ment
of
(P. O.
noon
for the purchase of
by
Homer Local School District
the purchase of $30,000 armory
1, 1953.
bonds.
73,450 police and fire department,
improvement and equipment
Trust
to
DAKOTA
from
Co., New York,
Chemical
inclusive.
1963
to
cilities
were
group representing
syndicates headed by
the Bankers Trust
Due
bonds.
a
merger of
a
p.
safety equipment
on
Oct. 1 from
public
1954
to>
(
90,010 park and recreational fa¬
Ohio
Works Enlargement Fund
(limited tax) bonds offered
1954
from
1
inclusive.
bonds.
The $6,000,000
—
Oct.
on
139,050
Ohio
$40,328.46 street
Co., of Cleveland,
price of 100.43, a
Sale
follows:
as
Due
basis of about 2.39%.
Principal and in¬
payable ip New York
Legality
approved
by
City.
| for
County
divided
1963
bonds offered July
2834—were awarded
to McDonald
as
June 1 from 1956 to
Trusty bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 14
'
Trust Co.
114,000:
bonds.
inclusive.
1989
will receive sealed!*
(DST) on July 3G>
the purchase of $521,672 bonds,
bids until noon
&
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Co.
Bond: Offering—Joseph S. Lime,
City Auditor,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
terest (J-D)
National
126,000:
Offering—W.
sewer
1953.
Co., New
Bronx
ap¬
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ various purpose bonds also offered
ernment Commission, will receive on July 8—v.
178, p. 97—were
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh awarded to the syndicate headed
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 14 by the Bankers Trust Co., New
for the purchase of $850,000 water York, as 2V2S, at a price of 100.47,
and
*
$140,000 street resurfacing bonds*
Youngstown. Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland,
Bank & Trust
138,000:
City.
Spray, N. C.
New York.
Katonah), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Edward P. Bar¬
aealed bids until 11
Trust
Guaranty
New York.
378,000:
Bedford, Cherry Street Water Dist,
Easter-
E.
Co., ceive sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
5,652,000: Manufacturers Trust July 14 for the purchase of $400,000 school building bonds. Dated
Co., New York.
4,188,000:
Bankers Trust
Co., Dec. 1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
1954 to 1980 inclusive.
New York.
Principal
3,834,000:
Chemical
Bank
& and interest (J-D) payable in New
York City. Legality approved bry
Trust Co., New York.
3,480,000: The Hanover Bank, Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
6,084,000:
Bond
will
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (DST)
cn
July 15 for the purchase of
$2,750,000 building bonds. Dated
June
New York.
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will re¬
York.
Bath), N. Y.
Clerk,
II,418,000: Chase National Bank,
2,748,000: Irving Trust Co., New
2
Bond Offering—Marion C. Orms-
fcy,
Bend
New York.
on
sive.
'
City, Ohio
for
Water
Horace Boice,
stone, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids'until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July
on
Ohio
Heights,
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Mahoning National
Bond
York
—
Treasurer,
County
terest
D.
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
on
County (P. O. Kingston),
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Bond Offering—Charles Carone, July 24 for the purchase of $789,District Clerk, will receive sealed 000 building bonds. Dated June 1, Vestal Central School District No. 1
p.m.
(DST) on July 20 for
the purchase of $42,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due
Columbus,
Ulster
1953.
Marcellus), N. Y.
South Plainfield Township
School District, N. J.
8
basis of about 3.16%.,
May field
p.m.
of $33.
000
Spafford and Otisco
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Onondaga,
White,
8
Canton,
July 16 for the purchase of $213,-
Bond
until
the
to
Dakota, Bismarck.
Bond Sale—The
Syracuse Housing Authority, N. Y.
(DST)
City.
Weld & Co.
bids
sold
was
Parma
til
City.
interest (J-J) pay¬
approved
gality
Bank, Newark; R.
and
July 22,
Legality approved by Reed,
Note
able at the Bank of Gowanda.
Pressprjch & Co.; Shields &
Company; Stone & Webster Se¬
Corporation,
The notes will be dated
1953.
will receive
the .purchase
for
Principal and
&
W.
curities
16
Per-
Clarence
until 3:30 pm.
bids
July
—
Clerk,
$201,000 sewer system bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953.
Due on July
1
from /1954
to
1975
inclusive.
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
National State
Offering
Village
sealed
Ingen & Co. Inc.; Bear,
Stearns & Co.; Blair Rollins & Co.
Eastman,
bonds
of
issue of $32,000
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
basis of about 3.21%.
a
Bond
rigo,
Van
Incorporated;
Tilney & Co., all of
3V4S, at a price of
as
1954.
22,
York
Securities
J.
building
Bank of North
Gowanda, N. Y.
Bros. & Hutzler;
Corporation; B.
Salomon
100.64, a
Sale—An
Bank of
2,248,250 capital notes. Due July
I. duPont & Co., Gregory
New
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.
] '
The
Philadelphia National
Union
Chicago,
Francis
Drexel & Co.; Goldman
Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Bank;
Harris
the
of
Bank,
Savings
Company of Chicago; C. J. Devine
Sachs
$1,159,000 elec¬ July 15 for the purchase of $3,468,and public im¬ 250 notes, divided as follows:
composed
&
Trust
Co.; Inc.; Harris Trust
and Savings Bank; The Northern
Trust
Company; Continental Il¬
linois
plant
power
group
Boston
&
Blyth
v.
awarded to Hayden,
Bond
on
provement bonds offered July 8—
$1,220,000 bond anticipation notes.
v.
178, p. 97—were awarded to a
Due Feb. 15, 1954.
pany;
porated;
177, p. 2730 — were
Miller & Co.,
Cleveland, as 3Y4S, at a price of
July 6 —1
-
Bond Sale—The
Bank
Counties,
•
cate include:
Chemical
Towner
Clyde Special Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Clyde), N. Dak.
p.m.
chase of
and
water
$72,000
improvement bonds offered.
*
demption at 104% on July 1, 1958
and
thereafter
at
decreasing
Other
as
2
July 15 for the pur¬
$1,080,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1953. Due on June
(DST)
Cavalier
will re¬
works
Sale—The
Bond Sale—The $235,725 street
Salomon Bros. & 1 from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
Eddy County, New Rockford
New
York
City: Principal and
improvement bonds offered July 2
interest
(J-D)
Special Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
—v.
177, p. 2730—were awarded
$4,000,000 at 2.19% interest; payable, at holder's option, at the
New Rockford), N. Dak.
to Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Of Cleve¬
$4,000,000
at
2.23%,
and Bank of Hicksville; the Long
Bond Sale—An issue of $109,600 land, as 4s, at a price of 100.40, a
Island
National
$1,000,000 at 2.27%.
Bank,
both of
%
I,000,000 to Liberty Bank, Buf¬ Hicksville; or at the Irving Trust school building bonds was sold to basis of about 3.90%.
falo: $500,000 at 2.18%, and Co., New York City.
Legality ap¬ the State.
Moscow Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
$500,000 at 2.22%.
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
OHIO
Bond Offering—J. G. Hetterick,
500,000 to Schoellkopf, Hutton & Wood, of New York City.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Boardman Local School District
Pomery, of Buffalo, at 2.09%.
will receive sealed bids until noon
Rochester, N. Y.
(P. O. Youngstown 12), Ohio
410,000 to
Bankers Trust Co.,
Bond Offering—Mildred C. De
(EST) on July 25 for the purchase
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor^
New York City, at 2.07%.
of $60,000 school bonds.
ton, City Comptroller, will receive Jane, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Free port, N. Y.
'/
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
subject to redemption at
are
104%
1964
between
due
Bonds
1986
177, p. 2621—
follows:
B.
Andrew
until
Jefferson, Ohio
Bond
$9,000,000 to
Hutzler,
exits.
100
awarded
were
100 entrances
there will be about
$10,910,000 notes
Note Sale—The
offered June 23—v.
bids
sealed
ceive
—
District Clerk,
Heberer,
Authority, N. Y.
a
Offering
Bond
Housing
Municipal
Buffalo
broad center island,
varying from 16 to 500 feet in
width. Practically all grades will
be held to a maximum of 3% and
rated
Hicksville), N. Y.
New York.
having two or three
each
ways,
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
Oyster Bay Union Free School
District No. 17 (P. O.
Monday, July 13, 1953
Bond
&
approved
Dempsey.
Wilmington, Ohio
Sale—An issue of $22,000
collection and disposal
bonds
was
sold
to
W.
E*
Corp.,
Cleveland,
as Hutton & Co., and Walter, Woody
payable at a suit¬ Cleveland
78,000: Amalgamated Bank df ably Bank or trust company des- 3V2s, at a price of 100.66, a basis & Heimerdinger, both of Cincin¬
New York/1
nati, jointly, as 3y2s.
^ i^gnate?? by the successful bidder: of about 3.40%.
Co.
interest
(J-J)
Number 5237
Volume 178
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OKLAHOMA
i
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
Chickasha, Okla.
Bond Offering
Donna Holder.
—
receive '* sealed
will
Clerk,
City
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July
23
purchase of $1,100,000
the
for
distribution bonds. Due serial¬
ly from 1955 to 1969 inclusive.
gas
Cleveland County Independent
No.
Dist.
Sch.
29
O.
(P.
Norman), Okla.
Jo Sprad-
Bond Offering—Mary
lin, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
41 p.m. (CST) on July 14 for the
.purchase of $105,000 building and
equipment
bonds.
Due serially
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
Lone
Okla.
Wolf,
Bond Offering—The Town Clerk
8
bids
sealed
receive
.will
until
(CST) on July 13 for the
purchase of $10,000 water .works
system bonds.
1
•
p.m.
Oklahoma
-
I',
Okla,
City,
Bond Offering—Earle M. Simon,
sealed
July
21 for the purafcase of $2,000,000
City
will
Clerk,
bids until
receive
(CST)
a.m.
on
obligation
-general
bonds.
11
water works
1, 1953. Due
1956 to 1973 inclu¬
Dated
Sept.
serially from
sive.
Stratford, Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
water
$27,000
works extension and improvement
bonds
offered
June
30—v.
awarded
2834—were
p.
Bank of
First National
to
177,
the
Stratford.
Wayne, Okla.
Bond
works
Sale—The
water
July 7 were awarded to
Honnold & Co., of Oklahoma City,
a
price of
i
par.
OREGON
Albany, Ore.
Fortmiller,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July 22
for the purchase of $44,084.73 im¬
provement
1953. Due
bonds. Dated July 1,
on July 1 from 1954 to
1963 inclusive.
Bonds
due -in the
second and subsequent years are
callable as of July 1, 1955. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Canyonville, ,Ore.
-
.
Bond Offering — Laura
v
1955 to 1969 inclusive. Callable
on
interest date after two years
Principal and
from date of issue.
interest (A-O) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Transcript of
.proceedings will be furnished the
Linn
Columbia
County School District
O. Yankton), Ore.
No. 30 (P.
*
Bond Sale—The $36,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 177,
■
p. 2834 — were awarded to the
United States National Bank of
♦
the successful bidder.
Bond
Offering—Anola
ing
Due
bonds.
Bond
Murray,
inclusive.
(J-J)
July
Dated
15,
1953.
O.
Cranston, R. I.
as
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $12,000 general
Principal
payable
bonds
offered
$1,000,000 school
July 8—v. 178, p.
Treasurer's
O.
revenue
Butcher
bonds
was
sold to
&
DAKOTA
bonds
offered
2834—were
July
177, p.
7—v.
awarded
to
a
Bond
obligation
sewer
bonds offered
July 7 were awarded to the Farm¬
ers State Bank of Faith, as 3s, at
bids
20
will
Clerk,
follows:
$700,000
to
to
received
Perciva,
Borough Secretary, until July 21
for the purchase of $350,000 bonds.
by John
H.
of
on
1967
Aug.
1 from
inclusive.
1960
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
600,000 2%s. Due
until
for
(PST)
purchase of
2„
the
p.m.
general obligation and water reve¬
nue bonds. Dated July 1,1953. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1965 and
thereafter are callable as of Jan.
3,
1964.
Principal
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
1968
receive
Legality
approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Empire, Ore.
to
Sherman
1973
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
County Sch. Dist.
No. 7
(P. O. Wasco), Ore.
Bond Offering — Jerry Barnett,
District Clerk, will
receive sealed
(PST) on July 21
purchase of $95,000 build¬
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
follows:
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
I
on
sive. Principal and
\
.
Irwin), Pa.
Offering — Kathryn
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (DST) on July 13 for
so,
the
purchase of $85,000 building
improvement bonds. Dated
and
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on July
School Districts Nos. 4 and 45
Aug. 1, 1953.
21
for
Offering
the
—
purchase
Ada
of
$120,000
(P. O. Amith),
Bond
2,645,000
from
2,005,000
3V4S.
Due
1959 to
April 1 from
3.40s.
Other
cate:
on
April
1
1980 inclusive.
Due
from 1981 to
on
April 1
1992 inclusive.
members
Merrill
of the syndi¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
& Beane, Bear, Stearns & Co.,
both of New York, Harris, Hall &
ner
Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of
.York, Alex. Brown & Sons,
of Baltimore, Lee Higginson Corp.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., of New
York, William Blair & Co., of Chi¬
cago,
Coffin & Burr, Shearson.
Hammill & Co., Andrews & Wells,
Inc., W. H. Morton & Co., &11 of
New
York, Robinsou^Humphrey
Co., Inc., of Atlanta, itrid the MidSouth Securities Co. of Memphis.
New
TEXAS
Bexar
Metropolitan Water Dist.
(P.
O. San Antonio), Texas
Sale—Russ & Co., of San
Bond
Antonio, purchased $300,000 water
works
Fayetteville (Town of), Tenn.
Sullivan,
receive
will
Clerk,
City
bids until 1
sealed
improvement
revenue
bonds, as follows:
$20,000 4s. Due on May 1, 1954 and
1955.
Bond Offering—Louise
and oral
80,000 31/2S. Due
on
May 1 from
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
p. m.
build¬
ing bonds offered July 6—v. 177,
p. 2834 — were awarded to the
National
of
Bank
..
.
;
.
,
1
—
2.80%.
The
cessful
bidder
school
same
bonds,
group
was suc¬
the
$1,250,000
price of
for
paying
a
100.24, a net interest cost of about
2.79%.
Details of the issues follow:
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
general
improvement
Principal $5,645,000
bonds: $2,090,000 2.90s, due on
and interest payable at the First
National Bank, Braddock. Legal¬
July 1 from 1954 to 1964 in¬
clusive; $2,815,000 23/4s, due on
ity approved by Burgwin, Church¬
July 1 from 1965 to 1979 in¬
ill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of Pittsclusive; an£l $740,000 2.90s,
burgh.
..,^1
1954
Ore.
Sale—The $.120,000
general obligation sewer and rev¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1969 United States
inclusive. Principal and interest Portland.
enue
on
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
Memphis, Tenn.
Cleburne, Texas
M.
Bond Sale—The $6,754,000 bonds
Bonds Not Sold
No bids were
Walker, Secretary of the Board of ($5,645,000 general improvement submitted for the $120,000 street
Township Commissioners, will re¬ and $1,100,000 vehicular parking improvement bonds offered July
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
system) offered July 7—v. 177, p. 2.—v. 177, p. 2835;
(DST) on July 20 for the purchase 2623—were awarded to a syndi¬
Ector County (P. O.
of
$125,000
general
obligation cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Odessa), Texas
bonds.
Co. Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc.,,,
Bond Sale—In place of the $1,both of New York, at a price of
Rankin Sch. Dist., Pa.
500,000 bonds for which all bids
Bond Offering—Vincent S. Rus- 100.06; a net interest cost of about were
Bond
Yamhill and Polk Counties Jt.
Bond
a
3.34%,
(CST)
200,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
on
July 22 for the purchase of
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
$300,000 Fourth series, sewer ex¬
Mar pie Township (P. O.
The
bonds are dated May 1,
tension
general
obligation and
Broomall), Pa.
1953 and those maturing in 1964
revenue bonds. Dated July 1, 1953.
Bond Sale
The $180,000 gen¬ Due on
July 1 from 1954 to 1973 and thereafter are callable as of
eral obligation bonds offered July inclusive.
Principal and interest May 1,1963. Principal and interest
8
were
awarded
to
the Upper
(J-J)
payable
at
the 4 Lincoln (M-N) payable at the National
Darby National Bank of Upper County Bank, Fayetteville. Legal¬ Bank of Commerce, San Antonio.
Darby, as 3s, at a priceo f 101.
approved
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬ Legality
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
North Huntingdon Township (P. O. ler, of Chicago.
Holden,
%
about
—
3s. Due
1961
sealed
on July
$250,000
1980 to
price of 100.07,
$350,000 4V2S. Due
basis of about
1
Munhall, Pa.
be
a
TENNESSEE
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
a
cost
S. Dak.
Sale—The $20,000 general
Philadelphia.
group
composed of National City Bank
New York, Blyth & Co., New
York, United States National Bank
of Portland, F. S. Smithers & Co.,
and Andrews & Wells, Inc., both
of New York, at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about 2.63%,
as
of
interest
I
City
from
Faith,
Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
proved
by
phia, as 2%s, 3s, 3V4S, 3%s and
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
3%s. Due serially from 1954 to a price of 100.12,
1993 inclusive. Legality approved 2.97%.
Portland, Ore.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 water by Saul, Ewing, Remick, & Saul,
Dalles City, Ore.
A. C. Grindle,
school
SOUTH
Authority
Littlestown), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
(P.
interest
and
the
County
office.
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
at
Joint School
Littlestown
Jan. 15 from 1955 to 1964
on
1956
—
July 1
inclusive.
on
1983
net
Washington (P.
Washington), Pa.
—
700,000 2V2S. Due
Offering
due
Nashville, at
ISLAND
RHODE
'■■■,■-
East
obligation bonds offered July 6— 99—were awarded to a group com¬
v.
177, p. 2834—were awarded to posed of First Boston Corp., New
for the purchase of $57,000 build¬ McJunkin, Patton & Co., of Pitts¬ York, G. H. Walker & Co., Provi¬
ing bonds. Dated June 15, 1953. burgh, as 3V2S, at a price of 100.90. dence, Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
Due on Dec. 15 from 1954 to 1968
son, and Lyons & Shafto, both of
Easton, Pa.
inclusive.
as
3.60s, at a price of
Principal and interest
Bond Offering — Chester E. Boston,
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Rogers, City Clerk, will receive 100.23, a basis of about 3.57%.
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST)
SOUTH CAROLINA
proved by Winfree, McCulloch, on
July 16 for the purchase of
Shuler &! Sayre, of Portland.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
$550,000 refunding and improve¬
Spartanburg), S. C.
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Multnomah County Union High
Bond Sale
The $253,000 road
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1963
Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
improvement bonds offered July 2
inclusive. Principal
and interest
Portland), Ore.
—v.
177, p. 2731—were awarded
the City Treasurer's
Bond Offering — Erril C. Rees, payable at
to Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., of
District Clerk, will receive sealed office. Legality approved by
Savannah, as 3s, at a price of
bids until 8 p.m; (PST) on July 20 Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
100.13, a basis of about 2.98%.
for the purchase of $500,000 build¬ Philadelphia. •
Portland.
Bond
J-D.
terest
County School District No. 13
(P. O. Foster), Ore.
of
successful bidder.
I
Saegertown Joint School Authority
(P. O. Saegertown), Pa.
.
Gopdell,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July 20
for the purchase of $30,000 water
system improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1953. Due on April 1 from
any
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July 21
.
Bond Offering—E. F.
PENNSYLVANIA
approved
1,100,000 vehicular parking sys¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $155,tem bonds: $400,000 2.90s, due
000 3%%
school revenue bonds
$5,505,000 vari¬
on
July 1 from 1955 to 1964
was
sold
to
Singer, Deane &
Jackson County Sch. Dist. No. 45 ous
new
capital
improvement
inclusive; $560i)00 2%s, due
Due in
bonds offered July 9—v. 177, p. Scribner, of Pittsburgh.
(P. O. Trail), Ore.
on
July 1 from 1965 to 1979
1992. Legality approved by BurgBond
Offering—Olga F. Brill, 2622—were awarded to a syndi¬
inclusive; and $140,000 2.90s,
gin, Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett,
District Clerk, will receive sealed cate headed by the Chase National
due on July 1 from 1980 to
of Pittsburgh.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July 20 Bank, New York City, as 2%s, at
1983 inclusive.
for the purchase of $37,500 build¬ a price of 100.26, a basis of about
Waynesburg Sch„ Dist., Pa.
1,250,000 school bonds: $547,000
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due 2.85%.
Bond Offering—Frank F. Sut¬
2.90s, due on July 1 from 1954
on July 1 from 1955 to 1967 inclu¬
Other members of the syndi¬
to
1964
inclusive;
$555,000
ton, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J) cate: Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
2%s, due on July 1 from 1965
rectors, will receive sealed bids
payable atf the County Treasur¬ Blyth & Co., all of New York,
to 1979 inclusive; and
until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on July 14
$148,000
er's office.
Legality approved by Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of for the
2.90s, due on July 1 from
purchase of $47,000 im¬
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
& Chicago, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
provement and equipment bonds.
of New York, Northern Trust Co.,
Sayre, of Portland.
Other members of the syndi¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1
of Chicago, Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
Lehman
Klamath Falls, Ore.
from 1954 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬ cate:
Brothers, Smith,
of New York, Schaffer, Necker &
Bond Sale—The $130,000 gen¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable Barney & Co., both of New York,
Co., of Philadelphia, F. S. MoseContinental Illinois National Bank
at
the
First
National
eral
Bank &
obligation swimming
pool ley & Co., of New York, Mercan¬
& Trust Co., of
Chicago, Goldman,
Trust Co., Waynesburg. Legality
construction bonds offered June
tile Trust Company, of St. Louis,
Sachs & Co., of New York, Blair,
29—v. 177, p. 2507—were awarded
approved by Reed, Smith, Shaw &
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., W. E.
Rollins & Co., Inc., Stone & Web¬
to
the
United
States
National Hutton &
Co., Coffin & Burr, both McClay, of Pittsburgh.
ster Securities
Corp., White, Weld
Bank, and Blyth & Co., both of of New York, Moore, Leonard &
West Leechburg (P. O. R. D. 2,
& Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Hemp¬
Portland, jointly.
Lynch,
of
Pittsburgh,
W.
H.
Box 113, Leechburg), Pa.
hill, Noyes & Co., Hornblower &
Morton & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Lane County School District
Bond Sale—The issue of $40,- Weeks, all of New York; Paine,
Co, Ira Haupt & Co., Hannahs, 000 bonds offered
No. 117 (P. O. Eugene),
Jackson
&
Curtis, of
July 8 was Webber,
Ballin & Lee, J. G. White & Co.,
Oregon
awarded
to
the
First
National Chicago; Kean, Taylor & Co., R.
Inc., all of New York, National Bank of
S. Dickson & Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Bond Offering — Penelope L.
Leechburg, as 23As, at par.
City Bank, of Cleveland, The Ohio
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Geo. B.
Miller, District Clerk, will receive
White wall, Pa.
Company, of Columbus, and HayGibbons & Co., Inc., all of New
sealed bids at the office of W. P.
Bond Offering—Robert H. Mc¬
den, Miller & Co., of Cleveland.
York, C. F. Childs & Co., of Chi¬
Riddlesbarger, Esq., 163 East 12th
Gregor, Borough Secretary, will cago; R. W. Spragins & Co., of
Ave., Eugene, until 2 p.m. (PST) Conyngham Township (P. O. Box
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Memphis, McDonald-Moore & Co.,
on
July 15 for the purchase of
266, Mocanaqua), Pa.
(DST) on July 14 for the purchase of Detroit, and the Mid-South Se¬
Bond Offering—Joseph R. Maz$375,000
building
bonds.
Dated
of $100,000
improvement bonds. curities Co. of Memphis.
Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 15 from zoni, Secretary-Treasurer of the
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1
1954 to 1972 inclusive. Bonds ma¬ Board of Supervisors, will receive
Nashville, Tenn.
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
turing in 1965 and thereafter are sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 sew¬
cipal and interest payable at the
callable as of Dec. 15, 1964. Prin¬ July 13 for the purchase of $10,000
er
and water revenue bonds of¬
Colonial Trust Co., Pittsburgh. Le¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable road improvement bonds.
fered July 7—v. 177, p. 2835—were
Dated
gality approved by Churchill, Ruf¬
at the County Treasurer's office. June 15,
awarded to a syndicate headed by
1953. Due on June 15 fin &
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Transcript of proceedings will be from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. In¬
the
Equitable Securities
Corp.,
furnished
$22,000
Legality
51
Bond Sale—The
system improvement bonds
5V2s, at
office.
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
offered
as
(195)
to
1970
......
p.
rejected on June 30—v. 178,
99—the County has sold $1,400,-
000 refunding bonds to Keller &
Ratliff, of Fort Worth, as 3s, as
follows:
$700,000 park bonds. Due
on
Dec.
15 from 1953 to 1968 inclusive.
700,000
Dec.
hospital
15 from
bonds.
Due
<in
1960 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
The
1953.
bonds are dated Aug. I?
Principal and interest (J-D •
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(396)
payable at the State Treasurer's Bank, Dallas. Legality approved
office. Legality approved by Du- by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
Imas,
Huguenin
of
Boothman,
&
Dallas.
Texas
Forney,
rtreet
f£old
bonds
improvement
M.
to
of $25,000
issue
Sale—An
Bond
was
Co., of
Hagberg &
A.
Dallas.
of
Improvement District No. 1 (P. O.
Raymondsville), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $86,000
unlimited
water
tax
bonds
Dallas, as 4s, 4J/4S and 41/2S.
Dallas,
issue of $1,300,-
Sale—An
Bond
water and sewer rev¬
bonds was
the First Southwest Co., of
000 electric,
sold to
Dallas, at
Callable
March
inversely
on
a
Alamogordo
$90,000
court
County
913.000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1964 to
1977 inclusive.
1953
and those maturing in 1974 and
thereafter are callable as of July
The bonds are dated July 1,
1973. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Nation¬
al Bank, Dallas. Legality approved
1>y Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
1,
Of Dallas.
public details of an aggregate of
$4,954,000 series A notes being of¬
fered for sale on July 21 by 66
local housing authorities. The au¬
thorities are developing programs
of
ceeds
used
Sch. Dist,
school
sold
bonds
improvement
State
the
to
was
Permanent
School Fund.
sale of
Dist.
-
may
in
(P. O. Gladewater), Texas
school
house
bonds
sold
was
Antonio,
Bank
of
Republic
and McClung
of
Houston,
Dallas,
Knickerbocker,
&
as
both
$500,000 3V2S. Due
1953 to
Hud
1962
Herewith
the
their
respective
Alabama
Amount
$18,000
65,000
80,000
108,000
Ozark
Sheffield
Union
__._114,000
57,000
Springs
are
on
Nov. 1 from
15, 1958.
Gibson &
bonds
revenue
County
Merced County
Riverside County
Hico, Texas
bonds-
$38,-
sold
Henry-Seay & Co., of Dallas,
and
4V£>s, at
June
by
1,
_104,000
33,000
Connecticut
Norwich
Florida
price of
as
to
4s
Dated
par.
Brevard
Legality approved
Huguenin & Booth-
of Dallas.
Jim
County (P. O.
Alice), Texas
was
sold
to
New Symrna Beach
52,000
98,000
Sarasota
Titusville
on
June
1
from
'
1958
1964 to
The
1968
bonds
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
dated
are
office.
Legality approved by Gib¬
& Gibson, of Austin.
Arlington
Baxley
Strhdown Indep.
^Bond Sale—An
Bank, Dallas.
Sch.
Calhoun
75,000
20,000
58,000
Glennville
71,000
Lee County
Dist.,
Texas
school house bonds was sold to the
First Southwest Co., of
Dallas, as
follows:
50,000
112,000
St. Marys
34,000
105,000
Stewart County
54,000
Swainsboro
102,000
Toccoa
101,000
Illinois
3 954 to 1959 inclusive.
105,000 3s.
Due
Paris
on
July
10
No.
114
Vancouver),
County
(EST)
a.m.
July 1, 1953.
1954
to
and
Due
(P.
O.
Bond Offering—Eva K.
Treasurer,
inclusive.
1973
to
numerical order
verse
terest
from
date
on
date
or
interest
Grant
any
on
in¬
in¬
after five
years
County, Moses Lake School
District
Bond
ing
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
the
July
State,
O.
.Clement,
/
Quebec, at
Va:
interest
6
1954
Crowley
St.
'payable at the Republic National
2731
were
—
State Finance
at
a
price of
'
office, through
Valley
Bank,
at holder's option,
Committee,
to
the
S^s,
as
par.
Bond
Bond
Sale
nicipal
struction
177,
v.
a
Bay,
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
•
78,000
* 83,000
1968
inclusive.
Callable
date
on
on
and
able at the
fice
County Treasurer's of¬
at the fiscal
or
in
agency of the
New York
City, at hold¬
er's option. Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
$92,000
Natrona
County
Sch.
000
Chief
Deputy
Mississippi
Picayune
receive
a.m.
(PST)
O. Casper),
Offering — O.
No.
County
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
Due
on
bonds.
on
Dated
July
1,
1953.
July 1 from 1955 to 1968
$69,000 inclusive.
Callable
after
7
years
sold
sewer
to
A.
E.
issue
bonds
\
,
of
$682,-
sold
was
to
Credit
■follows:
$394,000 4s.
1954
1953.
Wyo.
H. Boyles,
,
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Tallmadge
madge, of Denver.
Platte
No.
2836
Sale—An
of about
4.56%,
$113,500 4s.
1954
awarded
to
to
1959 to
•
The
CANADA
1,
of
$163,-
sold to Rene
1953.
June
on
1973
on
*
,
June 1 from
inclusive.
dated
are
from
1
inclusive.
Due
bonds
follows:
as
1958
49,500 4V2s.
.
issue
was
Due
*
June
1,
Interest J-D.
St. Jerome School
the
State.
May
M-N.
Leclerc, Inc., of Montreal, at a
price of 98.70, a net interest cost
Sale—The
were
dated
are
T.
County School District
2
(P. O. Chugwater),
—
inclusive.
000 school bonds
$75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 6—v. 177,
p.
May 1 from
on
Quebec
Wyoming
Bond
bonds
from
1
inclusive.
1973
Interest
Bond
Legality
& Tall-
by
Due
to
May
on
1963
St. Constant School Commission,
Clerk, will receive sealed
approved
Due
to
5s.
288,000
4
Commission,
Quebec
:
Bond Sale—An issue of
$210,000
school bonds was sold to
Morgan,
Kempf & Robertson, of Montreal,
a price of
98.27, a net interest
at
Canada
(Dominion of)
'
cost of about
\ Treasury Bills Sold—-An issue
of $40,000,000 Treasury bills was
sold
July 9, as follows: $35,000,due Oct.: 9, -1953, to yield
1.747%; and $5,000,000, maturing
April 9, 1954, at 2.526%.
t'v
on
$142,500 4s.
1954
BRUNSWICK
Debentures
sold
$450,000
—;
ments
was
the
to
a
and
City
deben¬
Consolidated
Limited.
98.01.
The
The'
Invest¬
winning bid
offering prices to
public ranged torn
4.83% basis.
'
a
1964
The
on
1973
bonds
1953.
follows:
July
4.45%
Bond
000
to
July 1 from
inclusive.
dated
are
July
treal, at
I,
*
Sale—An
issue
public works bonds
Rene
*
from
1
inclusive.
1963
to
as
on
Windsor, Que.
maturing serially July 1,
1954-83, inclusive, to a group con¬
sisting
of
Dominion
-Securities
Corpn. Limited, Royal Bank of
Canada
to
..
The
43/4%
4.54%,
Due
67,500 4V2s. Due
000,
tures,
July 23 for the pur¬
$69,000 chase of $290,000 general obliga¬
tion
Montana
County
sealed
worksfand
was
Sale—An
school
The
Dist.
(P.
Issues
Offering—Vaughn Brown,
will
Bond
■
WYOMING
has
Washington
Bond
bonds
r
r
$133,500
Quebec
First Securi¬
Fredericton, New Brunswick
(P. O. Seattle),
1,
Protestant School Commission,
7—
2731—were awarded to
NEW
46
Coaticook, Que.
r-
,
con¬
Davenport, as 2V2s, at a price of
100.27, a basis of about 2.48%.
Bothell Joint School District
No.
June
Co., and the Royal Bank
of Canada, both of
Toronto, joint¬
ly, as 4s, at a price of 94.66, a basis
of
about
4.62%.
Dated
July 1,
1953. Due on July 1 from 1954 to
fensperger, Hughes & Co., Indian¬
apolis,
and
White-Phillips
Co.,
of Seattle.
60,000
dated
are
Pointe-Claire and Beaconsfield
bridge
offered*July
bonds
p.
any
seven
years from
date of issue.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
1973 inclusive.
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., of
ties * Co.
and
F.
S.
Yantis
Montreal, at a price of 96.51, a net
&
Co.,
both
of
Chicago, Paul
interest cost of about
5.21%, as
Frederick & Co., New York, Raf-
after
or
from
-,:v^
system
Wis.
group composed of
King and Snohomish Counties,
Maryland
Richland
receive
(PST) on
July 22 for the purchase of $1,700,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1953. Due on July 1 from 1955 to
State
$102,000
will
a.m.
from
1
June
Ames &
The $850,000 mu¬
—
building
Offering—A. A. Tremper,'
County
on
1973 inclusive.
District
awarded
1
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bank, New
as
•
June
on
1963
electric,; water
WISCONSIN
Green
King County, Shoreline Sch. Dist.
No. 412 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
$103,000
Martinsville
from
The bonds are dated
July 1,
1053. Principal and interest
(J-J)
p.
to
bonds
1953.
Principal
4.77%,
V
1964 to
The
...
(J-J) payable at the
or
about
82,000 4MiS." Due
July 1 from
on
of
$218,000 4s. Due
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York.
Bond
Wash.
*
*•'
1964
were
Commission,
Guimont,, Inc., all of
a price of 97.22, a net
cost
follows:
York.
33/4s, at
as
ex¬
■-
QUEBEC
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
school bonds was sold to a group
on
the Chase National
$400,000 build¬
offered
to
-v;
Com¬
capital
Quebec
Treasurer's
Kanawha
receive
in
Power
general
Bromptonville Sch.
well,
issue.
of
Electric
;
a.m.
Callable
»
refunding, purposes, New
and
penditures. "-i
Burgett,
will
in
composed of Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
E. Laflamme,. Ltd., La Corpo¬
ration de Prets de. Quebec, and
(P.
W.
inclusive.
1973
Charleston,
Wash.
payable
are
.
Brunswick
Aug. 5 for
the purchase of $975,000 public
school improvement bonds.' Dated
125,000
Frederick
1
$107,000
Louisiana
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
til
at
interest payment
113,000
Winchester
July 1 from
on
WASHINGTON
County, Evergreen School
*
only and are call¬
after July 15, 1965 at
or
mission
Bond Offering—Jas. L. Creasy,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
State
District
on
used for
& Horowitz, of
Martinsburg),
.
issue of $220,000
$115,000 2%s. Due
Berkeley
the
Clark
Company, Limited.
...New Brunswick is the largest of
.
Montpelier.
Kennewick,
Doerun
l
National
Legality
Giuliani, of
Peter
and
of
$26,000
bids until 8 p.m". (MST) on July 15
Bond Sale—The $35,000 general
'94,000
for the purchase of $55,000 build¬
obligation
municipal
swimming
35,000
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953.
pool bonds offered July 7—v. 177,
87,000
Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1962
Seymour Indep. Sch. Dist.,, Texas Lee County
rBond Sale—An issue of
$45,000 Rock Island
County
2%% refunding bonds was sold to
Saline County
William N. Edwards &
Co., of Fort
Worth. Dated April 10,1953. Prin¬
Kentucky
cipal and interest payable at Mer¬ Danville
cantile
by
Boston.
of
J.
par.
Statesboro
June
1,
3953. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the State Treasurer's
son
of
33,000
Newnan
inclusive.
134,000 3^s. Due
approved
Georgia
Rauscher, Pierce & Hazelhurst
Co., of San Antonio, as follows:
1954 to
Bank
tional
issue
the Canadian Maritime Provinces.
Proceeds from this issue will be
(J-Jj*
,
bridge refunding bonds
$97,000 3s. Due
Aug. 1
on
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Montpelier National Bank, Montpelier, or at the Merchants Na¬
95,000
Blakely
Bond Sale—An issue of
$231,000
and
$99,000
121,000
Blackshear
Wells
Sroad
Due
bonds.
An
—
4V2%.
.par.
or
date
(Province of)
Sale
debentures
able
WEST VIRGINIA
on
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
$112,000
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
County
1953.
Dumas,
man
a
1954 to
sealed bids until 11
16,000
i
Pablo
Bradenton
of
was
construction
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
from
,
23.000
Bartqw
hospital
(DST)
July 15 for the purchase of $45,000
house
from
years
for
Canadian funds
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
Offering—Marian A. Bell,
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
school
The
Seattle.
(PST) on
July 27 for the purchase of $120,___.__113,000 000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
32,000 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
Imperial
Fort Worth.
000
Principal and interest
Lunenburg Town Sch. Dist., Vt.
County
jsold to Keller & Ratliff, of
issue
seven
issue.
ton, Thorgrimson
Bond
Thomson
Marshall, of Seattle.
after
used
works.
Brunswick
payable at the County Treasurer's
___$64,000
District
$200,000 water
on
Proceeds
be
debentures, due
July 15, 1969. is being offered in
Canada at 98.75 by a syndicate
headed- by
Dominion Securities
Corpn. Limited, Bell, Gouinlock
& Company Limited, and
Nesbitt,
bonds.
Callable
educational
will
public
$7,500,000
offered
inclusive.
and
Province.
issue
Debenture
on
July 1—
2836—were awarded to
p.
___$92,000
Godley, Texas
Sa^e—An issue of $20,000
Sale—An
$122,000
VERMONT
$65,000
Benecia
San
water works
t
...
Washington
36,000
Eureka
of Nov.
by
bonds
the
this
New
receive
.
dated Aug. 1, 1953
as
177,
v.
1968
Virginia
Kelso
Arkansas
Sutter County
Bond
the
issues:
Nov. 1, 1958
Legality approved
Gibson, of Austin.
was
of
names
California
optional
4% %
for
inclusive.
are
Magnolia
on
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
The bonds
Waelder
costs
paid
issuing authorities and the amount
of
1959
295,000 23/4s. Due
Bond
the
be
to
Each issue will
be due serially on March 1 from
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1957
200,000 2V2S. Due
and
validity,
instances
by the authority.
Vincent
follows:
Victoria
will
Quick,
(PST)
of
general
-
Savoy
agents
on
National
Edinburg
Kingsville
Moody
of the notes and also
their
July 2 to a group composed of
Rowles, Winston & Co., Houston, Authority
James C. Tucker & Co., Austin, Columbia
Fridley & Hess, of Houston, De- Georgiana
War, Robertson & Pancoast,
of Haleyville
San
fiscal
designate
the bond attorneys who
approve
Ind. Sch.
Bond Sale—An issue of $995,000
Bryan
Burkburnett
by the
respective issues to the PHA. Bid¬
from
+.$109,000 Snohomish County, Marysville Sch.
Dist. No. 305 (P. O. Everett),
110,000
50,000
Washington
___.__118,000:
,;Bond Offering — Vern Sievers,.
*107,000
County Treasurer,: will receive
—J.
16,000 sealed bids until 11
a.m.- (PST) on
6,000
July 28 for the purchase of $65,000
125,000
building bonds." Dated;;, Ju)y 1,
21,000 1953. Due on
July l. from 1955 to
low-rent
"Permanent Notes"
1955 to
Gladewater County Line
be
City
Bay
center
Wash.
Sale—The
Foster &
Texas
will
a.m.
construction
Sequim,
revenue
$32,000
housing
projects and the balance of the Hopewell
funds
will
be
provided via the
name
Bond Sale—An issue of $950,000
pro¬
will
issues
note
the
of
for payment
Texas
Baytown),
the
and
defray development costs
(13%)
#
(P. O.
the
of
to
ders
Goose Creek Indep.
each
$1,000,000
house
____$84,000
Manchester
commercial
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $200,000
Bond
STATES
Housing Administration has made
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
Treasurer,
bids until 10
Oregon
Douglas
Tennessee
UNITED
price of par, a net in¬
$4,954,000 Notes Offering by
3.87%, as fol-|; Housing Authorities — The Public
$48,000 2V2S. Due on July 1, 1954.
339,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
sealed
Tarboro
Interest M-S.
1, 1967.
Offering —Harold
County
Carolina
The
City of Fredericton, the
capital of New Brunswick, is the
County (P. O. Chehalis),
Washington
Bond
$80,000
North
terest cost of about
lows:
Lewis
Mexico
New
March 1 from 1975 to 1981
on
inclusive.
68,000
'
Dated May 1, 1952.
4s.
date
of, issue. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
erts & Shelelman, of Seattle.
86,000
refunding
and
enue
as
Due
Garland, Texas
'
!_„+
Harrison
was
sold to R. A. Underwood & Co., of
I from
$75,000
Guttenberg
Willacy County Water Control and
(
New Jersey
Florence Township,,
Monday, July 13, 1953
...
T.
a
:
of
*
$125,sold
was
Leclerc, Inc., of Mon¬
price of 95.77,
terest cost of about
in¬
a net
4.91%,
as
fol¬
lows:
$43,000
4s.
1954 to
Due
82,000 41/£s.
1964 to
Due
1968
The -bonds
1953.
on
June
1
from
1963 inclusive.
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
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