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MONDAY
ISSUE
the Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 172
Number 4927
New
General
RAILROAD
Acme
Steel
Net
$16,504,534
Net
taxes
income
tEarnings
5,316,418
estimated
2,020,239
$1,111,680
$0.55
of
$3,296,179
tBased
In This Issue
of
Admiral
Corp.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
•Net
profit
Capital
—V.
share__
per
•After
shares
Aeroquip
Exchange
35
36
1949.
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Stock
Pittsburgh
Of¬
Stock
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
Curb
Exchange
the books closed.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions
sale
of
additional
the
to
and
detachable
diesel
and
foreign
patents
Stock
have
many
equipment, gasoline
equipment and oil field
mining and
tools, highway
machine
engines,
farm
for
sales
dividend
totaled $6,021,217 and net income,
1949
amounted
requirements,
to
$586,270,
EFFECT
TO
cents
80
or
Authorized
cumulative
$5
Common
ized
stock
pfd.
stock
of
•As
($100
Exchange
(Dow, Jones)
per
by
appropriate
corporate
the
of
company
increased
was
shares
of
stock
common
from
respectively,
.
the
of
to
purchased
be
and
company
underwriters
the
the
and
com¬
Rates
Combined Condition
From
Lerchen
Ellis
Blunt
William
Banks
Reserve
45
Staats
&
of 1950
Reserve
System.
45
Net
Co
&
George A. McDowell & Co
171,
American Airlines, Inc.
8,985
Profit
corporation
covering
income
income
taxes.—
4,606,544
taxes
offered
The
8,985
shares
tEarnings
8,985
named
G.
cf
the
as
engage
generally
acquisition of specific properties.
New York, sole proprietor of the underwriter,
two
or
if
President.
of
will be
any,
to be
studies
3,625,909
2,180.000
Application of the remainder of the
determined after completion of the surveys
undertaken by
the
company.
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—To
per
giving
effect
to
the
6,452,835
6,452,835
$0.27
carry-forward
will vote
Split Stock—
H.
Haxelwood,
inventory
the
sold
pected
the
V.
Secretary,
certain
and
company's
be
to
up
of
the
1948
$0.44
tAfter
loss.
in¬
stockholders on July 31
will
stockholders
The
of
shares
number
common
of
issuance
stock
and
years
of
1936.—V.
to
also
which
1666.
Calif.
—
Stock
June
income
taxes
16,'50 June 17,'49
$3,163,612
132,945
184,833
provision
70,807
class
A
53,316
$79,629
stook_.
common
8,465
stock--
common
62~709
62,754
686.
The proceeds go to two selling stockholders.
company
plans to
now
that
dissolution
CHANGES
IN
Co.—Proposed Dissolution—
commenting
the
on
recent
sale
until
meeting
the
and
will
be
called
distribution
to
vote
its
of
(no
The
par)
16
June
stock
on
super
Sales
for
20
outstanding
were
(par $1)
in
Ohio
ended Feb.
year
DISTRIBUTION—As
issued
and outstanding
redeemed
at
$105
were
3,500
reclassified
and
markets all
the
$447,889.
was
CAPITALIZATION—STOCK
authorized and
on
common
shares of
into
175,000
per
stock
common
shares
175,000 shares of class B
of
5%
of
class
common
stock
common
stock
the basis of
dividend
(par $100)
to
50
shares
each
of
class
A
and
class
stock
B
share held; and on June 20 there were issued as a
3,500 shares of new 5%
cumulative preferred stock
the class A and class B stockholders.—V.
170,
of
on
operates
August.
1950, all of the 1,155 shares of
preferred stock
(par $100)
9,
share.
A
reported that there remains to be
machinery.
Operations are ex¬
about Sept. 1, after which
time it is
company
in
and net profit
cumulative
1290.
p.
Brewing Corp. of America—Earnings—
other
and
stockholders'
a
the
of
in
and
owns
another
open
Quarter Ended June 30—
Net
assets.—
loss
171, p. 3685.
taxes
after
•Before
giving
and
effect
1950
charges
to
1949
$216,902
carry-back
tax
credit.—V.
170,
*$461,041
Buffalo Forge Co.
Americas Enka Corp.—Earnings—
p.
102.
Period End.
24 Weeks Ended June 18—
1950
Sales
Net
vote
have
on
on
a
proposal
been held
in
to
the
retire
187.189
treasury
for
a
eliminate from the charter the provision for
been outstanding since
172,
p.
193.
after
income
—V.
taxes
sales
2.947,770
372,550
$7 91
American
for
income
income
taxes
taxes
1950
1349
$20,281,630 $21,076,872
5,083,752
5,459.330
1,955,200
2,110,563
•After
Net
exchanging
definitive
33/s%
&
Trust
sinking
temporary debentuies.—V. 172, p.
Co.,
fund
New
$1,157,357
324,788
324,736
$1.45
$1.75
$2.46
York,
debentures
N.
Y.,
due
is
1974
and
$3.56
Federal
and
Canadian
income
taxes.—V.
per
common
1950
taxes
income
the
per
share
1.
1,517,034
$5.31
$3.3*1.8,817
1,393.577
$5.63
Manufacturing Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
SEC
covering
stock
($3 par)
Home
Appliances,
Avco
at
The
eve.*,
1949
$356,441
$3.40
$3.11
171, p. 650.
—
_
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
for
are
basis
total
offered
in
exchange for
statement
of
common
its
stock
'
common
the
shares
(16%)
of
the
Bendix
stock;
and
outstanding shares owned
by others
outstanding for 13,300 shares of Bendix com¬
of
which
exchange is
number
/sc.
Established
of Bendix
additional
share,
Edward D. Jones & Co.
with
360 North
167,500
options
per
of
July 14 filed a registration
unspecified number of shares
Inc.
owns
$8.50
the
be
to
891,290
are
there
Also,
mon
now
on
an
of
Avco
3,512
to
be
are
presently exercisable.
supplied by amendment.
How-
shares
offered
for
exchange
171,
$936,404
share
now
-J
105.
charges
j
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Definitive DebenturesBank
per
profit after Federal
Earnings
—V.
Hanover
$300,062
324,786
6 Months Ended May 31—
1950—3 Mos.—19-49
2605.
Central
1950—6 Ivfos.—1949
$5G9.132
324,786
outstdg.
share
1666.
:+
Hie
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$469,988
shares
(F.) Burkart Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
Stores Co.—June Sales Increased 5.5%—
$34,346,312 $32,552,908 $109,437,065 $104,335,893
171, p.
there
$3,128,552
profit
paid
Dividends
171, p.
Earnings
p.
1950—Month—1949
May 31—
profit
Capital
372.550
$7.70
outstanding
share
per
171, p. 1041.
Ave©
.»
before
Earnings
•Net
2,869,631
..
shares
Capital
Earnings
This,
Alpha Portland Cement Co.—Earnings—
Provision
1949
$19,328,068 $19,136,196
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
preferred stock, none of which has
12 Months Ended June 30—
—V.
171, p.
$114,026
(par $1)
2605.
p.
the
on
Net
above.—V.
Corp.
25, 1950, were $21,412,209,
machinery,
plant
continued
contemplated
—V.
the proposal to split
Profit
tax
for each
American Coach & Body
S.
Period End. June 30—
company's outstanding common stock on a 4-for-l basis and
creasing the authorized common stock to 10,000,000 shares.
jCet
and
*90,000
$3,535,909
outstanding
common
share,.
Sales
The
$0.41
appropria¬
reserve
Optical Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
Federal
on
p.
semi-proven leases.
or
proven
of
the stock sale will be held as general funds of
a
substantial portion of which may be used in the
three years in farm-out drilling or for the acquisition
proceeds
proceeds,
and
"to
prospecting
Wylie
company,
first
1950,
later
immediate
for
Net
6,
for, acquiring and developing oil and
with particular reference to Alberta, Canada, and
date, in Saskatchewan and British Columbia.
does not now own any property nor has it any present
at ta
Thomas
the
of
April
on
in/entory
gas. reserves
company
plans
organized
was
business
the
natural
is
registration statement with the
stock (par 50 cents) to be
common
share through Thomas G. Wylie Co., New York.
the general funds of the corporation.
per
company
possibly,
The
of
proceeds are to be added to
The
in
$2.50
at
shares
786,120
$2,821,101
170,
The
$2,426,544
income
Common
(Del.) N. Y. City—Registers
Exchange Commission—
July 18 filed^a
on
1,000,000
to elimi.-aie
Ended—
on
1949
Alberta-Canada Oils, Inc.
The
* 1949
$326,220
786,120
Carpets Corp., San Francisco,
income
share.
1950
$51,765,346 $49,751,930
—
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 171,
SEC
company."—
$195,519
income
June
Net
•After
With Securities and
the
of
$0.25
(N. P.)
Dividends
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
before
Federal
2605.
p.
subsidiary
a
Big Bear Stores Co. (Ohio)—Stock Offered—The Ohic
8,985
1,015
1,015
and Moreland-
Mosle
Rotan,
—V.
ex¬
Company on July 7 publicly offered to residents of Ohic
only 17,500 shares of class A common stock at $8 per
Operating
8,985
1,015
Sherrerd
&
Doolittle
the
of
investment and not
of
the exchange,
1950
company
Manufacturing
Dividends
3
-
Six Months Ended June 30—
13,476
13,476
1,015
Baker, Simonds <fc Co
Butcher
for
number
17,968
1,524
1,524
Co
&
Boyce
become
may
result
a
as
consummation
1798.
p.
before
Federal
Capital Flotations for June and First Half
17,968
2,032
Co.___
1,015
Miller
Bros.
2,032
company
the company
Upon
sales
Profit
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
author¬
733,545 to
the
From Sell. Stkhldrs.
37,742 shs.
Company
4,268 shs.
Co
&
Simmons
&
R.
Hayden,
Stein
Avco
Weeks
24
Net
follows:
Watling,
the
by
B/G Foods, IflC (& Subs.)—Earnings—
45
Statement of Federal
by
each of
them,
stockholders are as
selling
acquired
stock of Bendix
common
without under¬
writing, at $137.50 per share. The proceeds have been
added to working capital and will be used in part to
repay notes.—V. 172, p. 106.
44
Condition
the
the
of
with the SEC) have been subscribed for,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.45
Dividends Declared and Payable
45
shares.
names
where
cases
tender
Sold—We have been informed that all of the 1,000 shares
of capital stock (filed July 27 by letter of notification
The Course of Bank Clearings
ma¬
750,000 shs.
from
those
the
share
170,
—V.
stock
in
securing
The company on July H filed a letter of nooi-ication with the SEC
covering $150,000 of 4% debentures, series D, due 1965, the proceeds
to be used for working capital.
No underwriting involved.
52
1,699 shs.
action,
in
"Any shares of
distribution.
Appliance
per
Benson
33
State and City Bond Offerings
and
Outstanding
•750,000 shs.
1950
9,
UNDERWRITERS—The
cf
Curb
York
Miscellaneous Features
FINANCING
1,699 shs.
par)__
par)
($1
June
common
750,000
New
See
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
after preferred
PRESENT
instrumental
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc.—Exchange Offer to Be
Made to Stockholders—
40
Markets
Foreign Exchange
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
been
2194.
p.
Berven
share.
mon
an
for each share of
selected dealers, including
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
fittings a.ia self-sealing couplings.
These
equipment on both military and commercial
diversified industrial uses including applica?
refrigeration units,
to
Home
171,
re¬
chinery.
Net
39
Exchange..
and Bond Averages
reusuable
approved
are
and
in
States
of
43
fittings and self-sealing couplings, this corporation is
be
the largest manufacturer of flexible hose lines with
to
products
tions
United
many
view
tion.—V.
38
a
hose
believed
aircraft
of
value
the
as
amount)
accepted by it for exchange to
& Co. and Lehman Drotners,
have
•Adjusted by the
42
used
BUSINESS—Holder
thereof,
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earns.—
37
Over-the-Counter
by the ccmpany to finance, in part, construction of
production and storage facilities at the main plant in Jackson, Mich.
lating
Stock
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
stock
common
price
of
exchange.
lieu
to
equal
6 Months Ended June 30—
34
the
shares
for
In
market
Net
34
from
amount
an
closing
unspecified
Earnings
Montreal
be
issued.
be
profit after taxes and charges
Capital shares outstanding
Montreal
Toronto
(of
37
Exchange
(par $1) was made on July 18 at $4 per share by an un¬
derwriting group headed by Watling, Lerchen & Co. Of
the shares being offered, 16,455 are being issued by the
company and the remainder is being sold by certain
stockholders. The offering has been oversubscribed and
PURPOSE—Proceeds
outstanding
tendered
were
not
in
the
37
Stock
San Francisco
will
made
upon
the
of
Avco
34
fered—Public offering of 162,010 shares of common stock
Stock
fee
a
Appliances,
a
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
t$1.53
November,
be
change offer will be acquired by
with
Midwest Stock Exchange
$4.24
in
Jackson, Mich.—Common
Corp.,
Home
29
stock split
on
2-for-i
a
Stock
25
Exchange
currently outstanding 2,000,000
t$C.31
tBased
to
will
based
According to the prospctus,
V.
1,000,000
giving effect
p. 105.
cash
all
will
stock
stock.
Bendix
3,155,689
2,000,000
charges and taxes.
172,
Boston
(Bonds)
Exchange
13
34
8,485,184
1,000,000
after
Curb
(Stocks)
Bendix
34
1,619,472
2,000,000
$2.16
than
Avco
Deetjen
dealers
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
4,326,735
'outstdg.
shs.
Earnings
$53,110,405
Stock
New York
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$29,597,308 $103,295,848
State Exchange
New York
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$57,004,439
that
others
of
pay
stock
Emanuel,
the
Page
New York
Period. End. June 30—
event
by
in
will
Bendix
Stock and Bond Quotations
$1.20
outstanding shares.—V. 171, p. 2605.
Sales
the
shares
fractions
such
Avco
1,986,648
on
in
owned
.
unspecified date.
$2,398,528
$1.66
present/ rate.
.
.
payment
a
1,430,066
$0.85
basis
on
insufficient
Fractional
3,868,594
681,352
$1,693,889
share
per
fTaxcs
1,793,032
1,038,191
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Bendix
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$14,078,176 $32,559,696 $28,650,652
2,732,080
income
tFederal
INSURANCE
-
be
1950—3 Mos.—1949
sales
Operating
INDUSTRIAL
-
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Copy
a
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Collins & Aikman Corp.
Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption
Clinchfield &
Carolina.
Y.—V.
N.
171,
called
has
company
353.
p.
Net
profit
Earnings
of
since
the
1650—6 Mos.—1949
S27.2lo.152 320,639,242 $155,431,663 3126,004,717
103Or~Monlh—1949
'Net
shs.
tEarns.
'After
outstg.
slV
com.
per
and Federal
2006.
charges
deads.—V. .171,
p.
15,o23.434
tAfter
from
1950—3 Mos.—1943
<est.)_
2,001
139,010
share.-
$217,352
£0.33
interest
expense
Federal
tax
inc.
$994,107
133,355
135.652
6,613
16,592
289,110
324,310
$455,347
$517,553
$0.69
$95,530
$0.14
Depreciation
at
$0.79
The
profit
Earns,
—V.
per
170,
com.
The
Service Co.—Stock
retire
of
3%
14
July
on
$45,000,000
operation
171,
of
Awarded—
July
at
Net
Inc.—Hearing
3'A%
of
debentures
for
and
19 >4
due
the
with
tEarnirtgs
Cumberland
and
Home
this
of
their natural
to
Pennsylvania
Virginia,
West
fered
for
Blyth
&
sale
by
Inc.,
Co.,
The
are
Light
Manufacturers
Co.,
Gas
V.
of
Natural Gas
&
No
reoffering of
shares
these
West
194.
The
corporation
July
on
172, p. 194.
series
covering 25,000 shares of
share),
without
capital.
underwriting.
Net
after
profit
Common
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
171,
income
State
and
Federal
shares
tax
outstanding—
462,665
This
nounced
,81.62
The
750.
the
1949
1950—Month
1950—6 Mos.—1949
U.
income
S.
Net
per
Walter
has
1,492,000
9,003,000
2,964,000
20.520,000
21.450,000
2,084,000
13,321.000
15,605.000
$0,51
$0.26
$1.66
$1.95
sh.—_
Tuohy,
President,
expenditures
but
will
the
Of
Car
for
announced
additions
July
13
totaling
in
on
will
be
Co.,
Bethlehem
be
built
by
November.—V.
said,
will
2,000
Huntington,
at
Steel
W.
boar/d
the
of
$20,-
box cars.
on
leasing
any
built
be
Va.,
by the American
1,000 will be built
Bank of
and
The three builders will start delivery of the
p. 2607.
&
Co.
awarded
(Inc.),
Gross
Capital
shares
Earnings
on a
99.3045.—V.
172,
—V.
teiest
•After
per
Federal
mately
of
its
42.6
about
Power
miles
127.3
of
$0.53
has
pipeline
gas
filed
17
gate
to
are
of
number
expire,
it
is
be
Bankers
Collins
which
shares
it
by
and
shares
the
Investment
this
(2)
15,
of
to
owned
tender
abandonment
The
statement
its
$5
Co.
on
into
p.
a
Cochran
June
new
2
of
an
in
City
of
rates
Stores,
preferred
exchange
exemption
for
order
Oppenheim,
Bankers.—V.
this
of
Foil
company
172,
Commercial
the
known
and
tne
and
Inc.,
owns
and
Cochran
Financial
of
of
Foil
Chronicle
.
$35.00
account
of
to
not
Insurance
Co.
yet
privilege
dated
of holders
accepted the offer
Aug.
3,
1950,
the
to
present
194.
p.
make
payment
Delhi
to
within
proceed
holdings.—V.
City
by
the
SEC
per
the
■
year;
in
35
days
with
171,
to
develop¬
452.
p.
.its
who'.lv
also
at
the
Co.,
(Reg.
U.
S.
Patent
,
be
See
in
the
raLe
oi
Office)
exchange
JUNE
30,
1950
stock
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
_____
shares
and
now,
of
general
*450,900 shs.
dividend
were
authorized
has
outstanding
been
for
commodities
and
earri ngs
share
has
company
payable Sept.
per
opcrat ng
adopted
June
20
the only
time,
some
operating
this
to
pr.or
from
coast
the
policy of paying divi¬
permitting, of at least 80
conditions
and
year,
15,
has
declared
1950, and Dec.
15,
dividends
operating
OF
172,
20
cents
per
EARNINGS
Calendar Years
1949
$5,458,609
revenue
of
1950.
STATEMENT
income
—V.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
1947
$11,711,592 $10,013,374
730,913
563,818
522,288
$6,944,u96
454,883
194.
p.
Fabrics, Inc.
Pursuant
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$2,637,962
$7,685,833
Reclassification of Stock—Ex¬
—
1,526,630
1,002,435
2,920,664
$4,765,229
$1.56
$4.61
certificate
reclassifying
$3,609,840
$2.41
outstanding
into
2,212,527
$1,635,527
$3.45
sh._
Can Co.,
Inc.
Steel Corp.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$210,719
$1,933,701
$0.42
$3.86
$2.83
record
Aug.
$20
have
8
for
15
share
per
not
the
been
basis
the
of
shares
right
of
share
one
Cowles,
who
$15,000
in
cash
additional
an
future.
in
share,
which
offered
of
payment
additional
cash
to
to
this
be
be
to
few
used
capital
the
as
Edwin
months
and
company
may
of
oi
the
p.
Standard
Oil
and
preferred
for
p.
William
B.
receipt
Dana
of
a
refund
Company,
from
stock
B.
end
and
of
of
incorporation
the
company
whatsoever
purpose
are
per
year.
remittance
c/o
D.
B.
Fuller
&
Co..
shares
Inc.
of
of
Bank
for
Countries,
foreign
$42.00
subscriptions
suncr a cments
so
deemed
of
of
the
called
for
the
of
the
redemption
com¬
agent.
redemption,
172, p. 107.
company.—V.
1,500
of
shares
one
of
voting
n^erred
without underwriting.
107.
common
five
and
stock
(par
preferred
The proceeds
are
$1)
stock
be
to
used
Net
York
news
Edwards
8,
and
&
in
—V.
for
per
1949
1943
$2,202,033
$1,509,555
358 023
100 325
129 500
136.000
2o.000
$222,023
$72,325
453.453
453.453
453.453
£0.46
income
$0.43
SO.16
taxes
outstanding
be
advertising
Smith.
United
made
.___
share
1801.
REctor
Y.,
2-9570.
issue)
Copyright
States,
in
New
York
in
unit,
195C
(Continued
N.
per
340 254
taxes
Federal
shares
170, p.
offered
$2,159,654
income
profit
Caoital
be
$105
$210,754
before
Earnings
to
at
for working capital.
America—Earnings—
May 31—
,____
Profit
must
stock
City,
of preferred stock,
having been
transferable on the books of the
U.
Herbert
with
1950
by
a
funds.
D.
on
page
Seibert,
statistical
William
S., Possessions,
oe:
and
Inc
amended,
as
riehfs
surrender
uoon
preferred
Jersey
shares
Rales
Subscriptions
Other
the
Inc.
Co'.,
longer
no
and
Co.,
&
company
corporation on July 10 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 300 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
Unit",
indebtedness
New
the
share
The
the
.......
-
&
Fuller
of
re¬
shares
solely to the right to receive distribution,
1950, of shares of second preferred stock and
26,
of
stock
any
representing such
The First National
at
6 Months Ended
Publishers^ 25 Pa'k Place,
Fuller
B.
D.
stock
for
a
limited
are
July
certificate
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of
172,
D.
of
of
Dryomatic Corp., Alexandria, Va.—Files With SEC—
in
104.
Co. (New Jersey) bekiW.—V
of
stcck
preferred
6/100ths
The
company,
$15,000,
bove
value 37Vxc
par
loaned
require
the
of
mcieJ^ecin;. s
after payment
working capital.—V. 172,
to
stock
of
after
not
SEC
acnept
of
7,
stock
stockholders on
Aug.
l
will vote on a
proposal to
snlit
up
the present outstanding no par value
capital stock on a 3-for-l basis.—
V. 170, p. 2023.
prepared
are
capital
Draper Corp.—To Split Up Stock—
each
necessary
Cowles
have
stock,
ma¬
a
July
amended
to
advr-need,
remaining
proceeds
added
past
working
for
$5,000
will
for
company
the
stock
common
certificates
.
Mrs., Cowles. have
$5,000
the
of
during
preferred
of
share
provisions of the
thereof
common
capital
for
share
distribute
will
company
each
outstanding
or
are
given
additional
2.644
on
subscribed
so
indebtedness
the
per
July
cumulative preferred
second
a
for
the
shares
be
pany
he.d
was
redeemed.
Under
$1,419,284
$1.74
the
cumulative
be
on
$870,719
on
6/10Cths of
holders
sh._
outstanding
than
more
company
shares
of
subsequently called said 6% preferred stock
July 26, 1950, and upon the surrender of such
exchange
to
taxes__
1,200,000
of
meeting
a
company
6%
to
1950—12 Mos.—1949
the
redemption
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
holders
stock, given at
incorporation of the
1,200,000 shares of 6%
demption
Plans to Sell Part of Its
—
the
of
capital
of
share.
The
Detinning Co. Common Stock—See
below.—V. 171, p. 3.
before
authorization
of
for
at
the
the
by
$5,822,367
$2,490,797
of
to
jority
Treasury Department of
Federal income taxes resulting from a claim filed in connection with
the 1948 tax return, the company on July
15 made an additional
distribution to common stockholders of record Oct. 15, 1^48, of 9 1/10
cents per share.
The final liquidating unti itouUon had been made on
Nov. 15,
1948—V. 168, p. 1479.
171
$38.00
carrier
common
1950,
...
Canada.
a
OF
Crescent Public Service Co.— Additional Distribution—
„.v
oi
AS
common
a
shares—4,000
per
Net
Creole Petroleum Corp.—Exchange Offe r—
companies
V
Colo.—
$2.46
1950—3 Mos.—1949
taxes—
or
B.
and
the
Any
Foil
See
Denver,
Inc., are
stock (par $1) at $10
group of selling stock¬
5 Mos. End.
held.
off
near
$20
will
sub¬
Inc
Inc.,
Christensen,
common
May 31,'50
4,544,576
$2.05
—
$4,017,427
the shares
of
Following
owned
three
to
COMPARATIVE
$11,290,955
4,999,033
outstanding
share
taxes
$5i
company
Mr.
common,
Midwest
of
these
Co.,
Writer &
coast.
dends,
751.
on
advance
the
Approved—
Dominion
flueinations
446,000
cents
Fed¬
common
(par
pay
to
stocks
under
effect
DIVIDENDS—The
1666.
p.
Catherine
Oppenheim
Stores
Trucking
BUSINESS—Company is
Cross
$14 223 963
$1,044,166
,gener£1j
On
Paso
$1)—•__
(par
ving
g
Dorset
com.
shares
Any
to
will
exchange
common
stock
Fiovision
and
consolidation
as
stock
stockholders
stock
three
aggre¬
and
of
Chicago
3.369,192
<
NOTE;
El
Offered—Peters,
14,660.147
3,369,190
-
Union,
after
1950,
distribution.
to
of Vulcan
per
subscribe
.
Collins
~
American
obligates
of
motor
9.
p.
corporation
Distributors,
17 563.153
company
171,
The
2301.
The
cash
company
Authorized
(The) Cowles Co., Cayuga, N. Y.—Rights—
common
for
approved
14,
Aug.
present
on
172,
share, the proceeds going to
The
the
with
par
exchange,
The
Foil Co., Inc.—Consolidation
stockholders
sidiary,
have
business
other
$21,579,704 $18,519,033
280,790
profit after
—V.
■
Cochran
the
provisions
by FPC to El Pa3o Natural Gas to build the San
condition that it be in operat on not later than
effective Delhi's contract
with
E.
1 aso
and,
o i
share
1.324 956
income
171,
Net
106.
p.
of
for
1950.
of
Simon
prospectus,
by
stated,
Common
,780,270
280,789
Feriod End. June 30—
shares
are
who
of
enable
the
has outstanding
190,963 shares of common stock, of which 101,653 shares
(50 84%)
are held by City Stores and 64,750
<32.38% ) by Bankers; and Franklin
Simon has outstanding 44,622 preferred shares, of which
4,875 (10 92% )
are
owned
by Tankers, and 219,130
shares
of
common,
of
which
175,549 shares (30.11% ) are owned by City Stores and 4,600
(2.09)
Life
the
in-
Continental
Act.
the
bonds
offer.—V.
CAPITALIZATION
,298,642
approxi¬
the
parent
j 5,452,013
(9,71 i,2u4
profit—
p.
to
company
the
irrespective
tendered
Sept.
Franklin
issuance
to
stock
Corp.,
Company
According
effective
1,055,053
1,549,451
income
latter
amendment.
and
proposes
to
of
around
Securities
common
subject
will "become
expected,
supplied
the
will
300,000
stock
before
Holding
par.
offer
later.
about
or
affect
not
and
of
specified stocks of the following
subsidiaries
of
City Stores:
Oppenheim, Collins & Co., Inc. com¬
mon
stock, $10 par, and Franklin Simon &
Co., Inc., 4V2% cumula¬
tive convertible preferred
stock, $50 par, common stock, Si
exchange
on
Dome
in
construction
registration
a
covering an unspecified number of
stock to be offered in exchange for the
POO 019
$1,653,988
Continental
300.
p.
permitted
the
SEC
The
be
which
194.
per
$0.72
170,
line, all in Kansas.—V, 172,
July
on
w.ill
offering 10 000 shares of
850,000
$0.46
(1 >
25.000
1,330,604
common
p.
—V.
$665,953
850,000
proposing
25.000
$1,883,275
common
earns,
Earns,
company
receive
may
the
Baiker
per
8,,<51,000
taxes—
per
Earnings
City Stores Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
exchange
holders.
50 ,024,527
iJ,ul/,5JJ
$1,268,662
of
Net
18,'40
June
$439,643
requirements.—V.
natural
miles of
A
mortgage bonds
The
$2,750,000
per
taxes
Commission
55,990,073
Period End. June 30—
Subs.)—Earnings—
share—
application
construction
announced
he
its
$103 656 444 $89 .673.473
77u,417
{
taxes.j
pfd.
on
172,
Net
Cities Service Gas Co.—Withdraws Application—
The
1,
series
change Offer—Redemption—
256.731
June 17,'50
Federal
and
preferred dividend
withdraw
bonds,
makes
1950,
3,862,612
$136,734
$0.49
outstanding..
common
of
of
Metropolitan
close
of
stack
$7,367,069
Container Corp. of America (&
250,731
12 Weeks Ended—
'Earnings
trust
RR.
Nov.
Pennsyl¬
new
in accordance with
with
the
Line
Denver
-
1949
$126,712
chgs.
offer
of
Stock
922,500
Balance
eral
after
W.
will
of
ac¬
after
and
Dividend
—V.
Earnings—
1950
taxes
shares
&
issuable
date
mortgage
1952,
was
Corp.—
4,603,718
income
Federal
profits
holders
Delhi
1950—12 Mos.--1949
1950—Month—1949
adjuftmcs.
taxes
income
Net
171, p. 3.
Common
Drive-in Theatre
$3,765,098
Income
Gross
Shares
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. (&
Net
1,
it
10
decree.-
plant
quisition
General
"Federal
106.
p.
outstanding
share
per
L.
exchange
E.,sex
due
the
authorization
Pipe
Jan.
Co.—Earnings-
expensesfor
of
Amort,
July 18 to the First National
bid of 99.47 for a 2%% coupon.
Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc. (& Subs.)
after
of
&
B,
stockholders of the company at the special
1, 1950, and after delivery of, .and payment for,
Division first mortgage bonds, series A, pursuant to
date
be
revenue
Provision
on
Quarter Ended March 31—
profit
July
on
Period End. June 30—
Earnings
Net
D.
and collateral
ment
Springfield
Consumers Power
cars
Five other bids were received for the issue, all as 2'As.
They were:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.6064; First National Bank of New York,
99.46; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. and New York Hanseatic Corp.'
(Jointly), 99.4199;
Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, 99.3527; and Hams,
Hall
this
by
until
up
'After
171/
Chicago
and
offer
Morris
series
Delhi Oil Corp.—Outlet for Barker Dome—
Co.,
of
was
so
Juan
1562.
p.
the
the
and
1350.
construction
The
the
used to reimburse George W. Fuller, Kansas City,
Mo., for expenses in completing the Sunset Drive-In Theatre, SpringHeld, Mo,
will
proceeds
$2,352,000 equipment trust certificates,
series H, to be dated Aug. 1, 1950 and to mature in 24
equal semi-annual instalments from Feb. 1, 1951 to Aug.
1, 1962,
that
25,
ex¬
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering $100,000 of debentures and
1,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) to be offered in units of $100 of debentures and one
share of common stock at $101 per unit, without underwriting.
The
corporation
Operating
issue
171,
cash
A
Sterlington
present
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Certificates Sold
—The
the
the
exchange,
action
termination
Solvents, was purchased lor $o,oou,odu in xatu.
anhydrous ammonia production is being used
to
the
soil,
principally
in
Louisiana
and
Commonwealth
Files
at Johnstown, Pa.
The 1,000 box cars
the, Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co.,
at
Michigan City, Ind.
in
he
cars,
Foundry
the
by
that
excess
1,000 50-ton
acquired
purchased through equipment trusts.
hopper
&
of
effective
series
8,550.000
4,947,000
1,502,000
000.000 for 3,000 70-ton coal hopper cars and
The new cars, Mr. Tuohy said, will not be
plan,
for
d.v.usnd require¬
pieferred
holders of
to
for
which
accepted
Pennsylvania
do
amount of the
direct
application
large
Mississippi.—V.
taxes—
approved
site
the
on
it
bonds
payable and
of
letter-agreement
of
10,834,000
income-
com.
J.
155,194,000
10,362,000
A
4,014,000
railway
Earns,
144,447,000
1,429,000
_
ry. oper.
income
Net
25,751,000
2,660.000
$
in¬
taxes
Other
$
27,483,000
.
Canadian
and
come
located
be
Commercial
by
war
$
Gross
will
unit
new
declared
bonds,
The above declaration will
will construct a $1,000,COO addition to its ammoniq
La., to produce nitrogen solutions, it was an¬
19 by J. Albert Woods, President.
July
on
18
go d
after
the
plant which makes anhydrous ammonia from natural ga.,.
It hi
pected to be in operation the first part of next year.
The Sterlington
plant, constructed for the government during
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings
Period End, June 30—
have
offer
necessary
Sterlinglon,
at
vAfter
meeting to be he.d Aug.
corporation
plant
462,865
$3.04
share.—.——:--.——
common
and
on
contemplates
letter
a
common
Commercial Solvents Corp.—To Build New Plant—
1949 r
$749,043
$3.12
______
-sales,
reiunaing mortgage
bonds
new
the
of
July
on
May
1950
$1,403,313
.
1 .,<,4u.Ua'i
$6.35
B.
date
shall
and
Wash.—
working
18—
5,620,697
14,2tiu,4«J
share
exchange such
Division
The
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—Earnings—
24 Weeks Ended June
5,703,695
1950, made by
mortgage
to
and
of notification with the
stock to be offered at par ($1
The proceeds will be added to
filed
8
SEC
26,
vania
Co.,
Virginia
of
Co.
172, p.
May
1655,
Commission—
Files With Securities and Exchange
planned at present.—
is
1/39.264
1 536.343
___
paid—
$7,246,' 01 in log
170, p. 1392.
construction
and
Heat
Columbia Gypsum Products, Inc., Bremerton,
this company, recently of¬
were
awarded on July 12 to
per share.
This was the only
of
common
per
submitted.*
bid
stock
Middle West Corp.,
on its bid of $12'/8
shares
12,232
$21,173,080
outstanding——
company
dated
who
South West Corp.—Stock Awarded—
Central &
The
paid
11 404,000
$13,956,373
Effective—
This
application
joint
a
make additions
to
Ohio,
filed
Co., all of Pittsburgh, Pa.—V.
Gas
33.383,030
1-50
s
estimated net cost of all the projects is $1,664,570.
Al.egheny
&
have
corporation
in
subsidiaries
four
The
30,525,373
______
11,369.090
common
per
'Includes
1949
19j0
faxes
dividends
ments.—V.
3.
p.
Income— .'$172,325,788 $168,567,737
__
shares
171,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Exchange Of¬
systems
Total
York.
New
5
President,
Jr.,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
operating
income
dividends
tommon
fer
asking authorization
FPC
transmission
gas
t
veh: ,'s
dual-purpose
a
Ccosley,
provision
$33,000,000
Coiumoia
of
tax
Common
persons
and
1973
continuance
with
Powel
use,
April 30—
iucom»
Preferred
Financing—
on
interested
giving
order
an
diversification,
product
field
road
will carry a list price of $795.—V.
of.ler
ana
before
Income
with
compared
1950
1,
sales
Front
program.
subsidiaries
Four
stock,
common
It
Fiscal Year Ended
2398.
p.
issued
due
debentures
construction
recently offered for sale by
Middle
West Corp.,
were awarded on July
12 to A. C. A lyn & Co.,
Inc., on its bid of $14.1251 per share.
No public reoffering of the
shares is planned.
One other bid, of $13.75 per share, was made by
Biyth & Co., Inc.—V, 172, p, 1S4.
shares
6,116
Crosley said.
Net
Units to Expand—
Illinois Public
Central
Sales Increased 3.47%—
until
July 24 to request a hearing upon the debenture financing proposal
of this corporation,
which proposes to issue and sell at competitive
bidding $90,000,000 of debentures due 1975.
The proceeds will be used
1535.
p.
in
1949.—V.
2,
SEC
to
Net
stores
369
were
July
Columbia Gas System,
1949
1950—6 Mos,
$839,925
$230,841
6b,707
6,629
61,775
farm
and
on
July 20.
the "FarmOroad," the new vehicle which was put into produc¬
last month, will perform all the functions of a light tractor
farm and deliver speeds up to to miles per hour on the road,
the
on
1950—5 Wks.—1949
1950—23 Wks.—1349
$16,368,000 $15,820,000 $85,633,000 $33,116,000
Sales.—
ciivi-
There
$427,825
69,454
operation?-
171,
of
program
the
farm
late
Mr.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.
Central Foundry
Period End. June 30—
equivalent of U.
p. 2302.
the
subsidiary.—V.
Period End. July 1—
377
Profit
in
invaded
both
Called
tion
for the first time
of Canada Ltd. in
S. dollars.
^Excluding
earnings
$84,770
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
announced
values of $199,206,
income $571,093.
Included
of ColLins & Aikmon
net
the
of
Colonial Stores Inc.—July
$2.29
preferred
total
are
long-range
a
has
for
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
3,764.420
S4.01*
taxes,
income
Canadian
3,659,o52
,764.460
1,2/4.003
3,764.430
SC.33
2,878.173
3,764.480
$0.75
profit
Common
the
amount
of
part
corporation
.intended
insurance policies on
there were proceeds from
addition,
deceased officer in excess of surrender
a
1940
—
As
'$252,856
Nil
t$371,837
$0.66
taxes
income
.
Crosley Motors, Inc.—Enters Farm Vehicle Market-
May 27,'50 XMay 23,'49
share
tin
life
making
Caterpillar Tractor Co.- -Earnings—
£ales
alter
per
'Loss,
the
I
Period End. June 30—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended—
for redemption on Sept. 1. 1950 out of
moneys
in the sinking fund, $33,000 of first mortgage 4'<>
bonds,
series A, due Sept.
1, 1965. at 106'/.
Payment will be made at chc
office of the Louisville & Nashville RR- Co., 71 Broadway, New yor«c,
This
.
B.
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(283)
The Capital
3
Flotations in the United States During the Month of June
And for the Six Months of the Calendai Yeai 1950
Corporate
842
in
emissions for
June
footed up
$873,297,815,
bonds, dated May 1, 1950, due $2,400,000 annually on May
1 from 1951 to 1975 inclusive; $49,884,900 American Cyanarr.-id
Co., 3¥>%
cumulative convertible preferred
stock, series B, par $100; $40,000,000 Northern Natural
Gas Co. 20-year 2%% debentures, dated May 1, 1950 and
due 1953-1970 inclusive; and the $40,000,0uU Sunray Oil
Corp. 2%% promissory notes, due July 1, 1970.
Corporate issues placed privately with insurance com¬
panies and others in June comprised 38 in number for
with $672,117,936 in May last, and $1,246,777,-
compared
The latter figure represented
the largest monthly total since December, 1947, when
$1,015,705,814 was recorded. The remarkable showing for
June
June,
a
ago.
year
last year was
achieved despite the prevailing dull
market mr new issues. The large total for that month
was attributed in no small part to the $385,325,000 Ameri¬
can Teiepnone & Telegrapn Co. 3%% convertible deben¬
ture issue which was offered for subscription by stock¬
o-
holders.
total.
This issue alone accounted for
Another
over
31% of the
monthly emissions for June of this
No. of
Tctal Amount
%
of Total
$143,175,740
1,103,908,000
99.705
Jun
"1.169
Jun
91 days
1,603,724,000
1,102,296,000
99.702
"1.179
"1.177
2
Jun
9
Jun
1,611,725,000
1,002,565,000
99.703
Jun
16
Jun
91 days
1,824,473,000
1,002,827,000
99.703 + •1.1.4
Jun
23
Jun
91
days
1,703,736,000
1,003,453,060
99.704
May 22
Jun
13
mos.
37,132,524
21.96
40
230,734,000
4,817,451,000
100
10-12 yrs.
12 yrs.
397,576,690
397,576,690
a
4,030,000
4,030,000
100
2
Jun 1-30 Jun
2 yrs.
484,081,200
484,081,200
100
b
Total
for
June
six
51,993,999,849
♦Average rate
b
43.15
C-1947,
137,615,000
31.60
Sale of these
31.95
38
221,025,037
25.31
to
financing for the first six months of
is set forth below:
•
-.
January
1
,
'
$1,391,615
maturity of 3
6,286,228
March
__1_
362,905,565
Total
175.809,612
14,116,294
317,907,648
334,267,106
1
6.114,910
303,791,354
May
365,819,081
169,694,702
April
2,913,516
19,649,105
Type of
Total Amount
Accepted
BY
$1,953,661,598
MONTHS
USE
$
$
Capital
Jan
AND
$
OF
which
at
purchased.
FUNDS
New
Refunding
Indebtedness
*
$
Treas.
bills
904,785,000
900,178,000
4,607,000
day
Treas.
bills
905,112,000
900,776,000
19
91
4,336,000
day
Treas.
bills
26
91
day
Treas.
bills
1
Ctfs.
U.
S.
Tax
Total
2
91
9
Antic'n
91
Feb
23
Feb
1
91
902,376,000
902,846,000
900,603,000
5,371,726,000
bds.
70G,854,823
1,631,000
1,631,000
411.04G.500
10,106,377,323
Treas.
8,975,659,000
1,000,827,000
bills
Treas.
bills
1,001,836,000
2,524,000
Treas.
bills
1,003. 214,000
1,000^530,000
2,684,000
bills
1,000 930,000
Treas.
1,918 018,000
1,918,018,000
581 028,070
Tax
1
229, 374,900
Capital
$
Refunding
$
458,773,725
Total
373,524,374
$
Total
-
S.
1
Antic'n notes.
581,028,070
037,000
for
1,037,000
229,374,900
February
6,739,606,970
5,922,141,000
Treas,
bills
1,000,248,000
1,000,248,000
376,114,374
Mar
2
91
Mar
day
20,487,877
169,068,069
245,905,085
7,512,700
253,417,785
565,380,788
14,091,516
579,472,304
168,441,000
534,743,411
394,698,331
39,260,000
433,958,331
705,972,487
97,041,541
803,014,028
296,903,377
346,625,260
April
1,098,082,141
1,364,975,828
88,855,740
May.....
427,258,266
244,859,670
597,575,090
275,722,725
683,528,072
296,429,400
1,216,258,618
435,481,000
672,117,936
June
48,067,700 1,146,149,841
873,297.815
684,749,322
1,221,250
1,644,877,649
539,550,792
113,723,057
1,758,600,706
51,687,500
621,238,292
34,050,000
330,479,400
387.109,977
4,154,647
391,234,624
30,519,224
1,246,777,842
597,397,593
29,896,829
627,294,427
9
91
day Treas.
bills
1,001,102,000
1,001,102,000
Mar 16
91
day
Treas,
bills
902,416,000
902,416,000
Mar 23
148,530,192
366,302,411
1,068,072,451
91
day Treas.
bills
900,323,000
Mar 30
91
day
bills
901,893,000
900,943,000
Mar
16-mo.
notes
2,741,319,000
notes
1,860,166,000
2,741,319,000
1,860,166,000
1
Mar 15
Mar
2,196,216,090
1,980,896,751
609,438,135
1,371,453,616
65,790,474 2,262,006,564
1,554,058,367
5
906,341.512
2,439,531,067
3,294,298,231
3,345,872,579
113,858,174 3,408,156,405
3,198,936,016
Treas.
Treas,
yr.
900.323,000
950,000
1
P. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds..
524,479,344
2,367,000
2,367,000
Tax
361,658,300
361,058,303
Antic'n
notes.
524,479,344
85,738,976 1,639,797,343
Total
Six months..,
Treas.
1
Mar
Mar
Second quarter—
817,465,970
$
2,590,000
March
First quarter.
818,000
1,000,930,000
notes
Savings bds.
Depositary bonds
U.
■
' 1,130,718,323
1,001, 645,000
1,004 ,360,000
20-mo. Treas.
1
2,243,000
706,854.823
411,046,500
notes.
January
day
day
day
day
91
16
Feb
902,376,000
5,371,726,000
indebt
Savings
for
Feb
Feb.
of
Depositary bonds__
(
1
Jan
February
______
S
day
91
—+1948
1,295,000
month.
annum.
and accrued interest
par
91
Jan
1948
New
Total
Relunding
457,478,725
in
sold
5
^
Feb
1949
$
$
661,164,348
'
107,974,500
553,189,848
January
New
Total
Refunding
Capital
1950,
are
$
$50,471,668 $2,004,133,266
—t 1.949
-1950New
day of the month
.
353,916,211
"Figures revised.
FINANCING
interest accrues each
approximately 1.40% per
years interest
Security
Feb
CORPORATE
C earnings about 1.07%.
Aug. 31, 1940. c Treasury note*
Dated
Feb
OF
Series
on
and
11, 1949 these notes
Jan .1
a
SUMMARY
1948
Jan
555,849,668
tabulation of figures since January, 1948, showing the different monthly amounts of cor¬
poration financing.
Further revisions on the 1949 and 1950 figures may be necessary, particularly as additional
private financing is brought to light.
present
we
1,
Jan
$234,831,046
549,563,440
June
C-1950.
bonds was discontinued
Jan ,12
Total
Refunding
$233,439,431
._
Comprised of three sepa¬
a
Jan
New
•"•/•(
♦February
1975
inclusive; $60,000,000 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
2%% 24-year debentures, due June 1, 1984; $60,000,000
Pennsylvania
Co.
2V2%-4y2%
collateral trust serial
basis,
Effective Aug.
from the first
Total municipal
Gas Co. 3% secured loan due annually from 1961 to
discount
C-1948, C-1949 and
Municipal financing for June amounted to $353,916,211
compared with a total of $317,907,648 placed in May.
1, 1976; $65,000,000 Lone Star
bank
a
rf .se,ries ^ keS&n Sept.
If held
"Revised.
$110,000,000 Columbia Gas System, Inc., 3%
debentures, series A, due June 1, 1975; $80,000,000 Pacific
Gas & Electric Co. 2%% first and refunding mortgage
on
a
12-year maturity, are sold at 100. and bear .2y2%
interest,
Comprised of separate issues designated
Treasury notes of tax serit-E
214,764,703
1950
months
rate series,
of which series E have 10-year
maturity, are sold on a
discount basis at 75, and
yield 2.90%; series F have a 12-year maturity,
are
sold
on
a
discount basis, at 74, and yleid 2.53%
and series G
22
_
l'/4
a
10,918,187,890
for
41
_
"1.172
4,817,451,000
Jun 1-30 Jun
April
the
Below
91 days
Jun 1-30 Jun
May
;June
%
1,714,684,000
have
21.68
20
_
_
March
100,000 or 1.28%, oil $54,537,750 or 6.24%, investment
trusts, die., $60,000,000 or 6.87%, and all other categories
$25,793,190 or2.95%.
v
The principal issues (as to size) placed in June in¬
bonds, series T, due June
Issues
28
February
Yield
91 days
of
,
♦January
Price
$
Jun
Total
Corporate issues placed. privately in the first half
by months follow:
year
Accepted
May 26
year.
1950
$597,575,090 or 68.43% was for new money purposes and
$275,722,725, or 31.57% for refunding. Thus the trend
of financing held to the same pattern for the 47th con¬
secutive month showing new money greater than refund¬
ing operations with the exception of May, 1947.
For tne month of June public utility issues accounted
for $6^0,363,843 or 68.75% of the total, other industrial
and manufacturing $121,503,032 or 13.91%, railroads $11,-
cluded
May of the current
Amount
Applied for
Due
aggregate
703 made up of 41 issues in
factor
Amount
Dated
$
total of $221,025,087.
This represented
25.31% of the month's total and compared with $214,764,an
contributing to the June, 1949
financing was the great number of private issues, in all
aggregating $346,781,800 or. 27.8% of the total.
Of the
Date
Offered
for
March
10,195,971,0)44
9,306,517,000
901 059,000
901,559,000
889,454,644
199,462,033 3,398,398,049
Apr
6
91
day
Treas.
bills
July
428,687,883
17,864,226
446.552.109
508,794,501
16,774,735
525,569.236
Apr
13
91
day Treas.
bills
August..
119,065,610
8,118,500
127.184.110
259,360,941
3,090.000
262,450.941
Apr 20
91
day Treas.
bills
1,001 540,000
903,026,000
98,514,000
September-
128,441,553
43,097,486
171,539,039
461,630,369
26,631,500
488,261,869
Apr
27
91
day Treas. bills
1,000 032,000
902,846,000
97,186,000
Apr
1
Third quarter..
1 69,080,212
745,275,258
1,229,785,811
46,496,235 1,276,282,046
182,938,386 4,153,431,663
676,195,046
4,428,721,827
245,958,268 4,674,680,095
3,970,493,277
...
441,179,084
629,987.993
18,743,019
•504,013,576
15,600.000
519,613,576
105.249,790
419,942,887
695,623,105
4,071,860
1,170,136.175
1,829,624.674
38,414,879
1,868,039,553
887,097,000
3,503, 558,000
notes
U. S. Savings bds._
097,000
3,503,558,000
422
535,517
6
758,000
210
534,700
Depositary bonds
1
Tax Antic'n notes.
95,387,009
422,535,517
6,758,000
210,534,700
699,694,965
231,333,234
Treas.
yr.
887
905,762,000
648.731,012
218.055.760
938,802,941
'
December.
532.137.528
35,125,000
314,693,097
——
_■
90.958,444
182,920,760
October
5
1
Apr
Apr
November
15-mo. Tveas. notes
Mar 15
Apr
Nine months
1,001 ,149,000
Total
May
for
4
April
8,934,763,217
8,003,848,000
930,915,217
6,258,346,501
284,373,147 6,542,719,648
day
Treas.
bills
1,102,229,000
1,002,780,000
99,449,009
91
day Treas.
day Treas.
bills
1,102,803,000
1,004,410,000
98,393,000
91
bills
1,102,027,000
1,003,584,000
May 25
91
day
bills
1,1C2,992,000
1,000,930,000
98,443,000
102,062,000
May
414,271,620 5,323,567,838
4,909,296,218
Twelve months.
91
May 11;
May 18
Fourth quarter-
U. S. Savings bds-
415,534,805
Depositary bonds..
181,500
181,500
273,275,500
273,275,500
1
May
t Revised
May
Date
Treasury Financing in June
Secretary
of
----
Treasury Snyder announced
on
June 21 the offering, through the Federal Reserve Banks,
of 1 ¥4% Treasury Notes of Series E-1951, open on an
exchange basis, par for par, to holders of Treasury Cer¬
tificates of Indebtedness of Series F-1950, in the amount
of
$5 691,025 000, which will mature on
Cash subscriptions will not be received.
July
1,
1950.
Secretary of the Treasury announced on May 31,,
$4,817,451,000 subscriptions were received and al¬
lotted
to
the
offering of Series D-1951 in exchange for
Certificates of Indebtedness of Series E-1950
Treasury
that matured
June
1, 1950, in the amount of $5,018,788,0C0, the balance having been redeemed in cash.
on
The
Secretary of the Treasury announced on May 12
that the bonds of two outstanding issues which may be
redeemed at the option of the United States on Sept. 15,
1950, are called for redemption on that date. These issues
are
Due
Accepted
$
the 2 !£% Treasury Bonds of 1950-52, dated Sept. 15,
Feb
2
91 days
1,685,534,000
1,001,645,000
99.717 + *1.118
3
Feb
9
91
1,637,001,000
1,004,360,000
99.717 + * 1.119
7
Feb
16
91 days
1,551,109.000
1,003.214,000
Feb
17
Feb
23
91 days
1.554.884,000
1.000,930,000
Jan
20
Feb
1
20 mos.
1.918,018,000
1,918,018,000
10-12 yrs.
581.028.070
581,028.070
a
a
12 yrs.
1.037.000
1,037,000
100
2
Feb.1-28
Feb
1
1
Feb 1-28
Feb
Feb
Total
Feb
Mar
for
24
1
229,374,900
February
Mar
2
Mar
3
2 yrs.
S
1.000 ,248,000
b
91 days
1.525 ,461,000
1.001 102.000
and
UNITED
STATES
TREASURY
FINANCING
DURING
Amount
Dated
Due
27
Jan
5
G
Jan
12
Accepted
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
20
Dec
19
91 days
1,646,065,000
Price
19
91 days
Jan
26
99.727
905,112,000
99.728 +-"1.076
1,683,106,000
902,376,000
99.722
91 days
1,614,132,000
902,846,000
99.721 + *1.103
Jan
1
1 year
5,371,726,000
Jan
1
10-12 yrs.
706,854,823
Jan l-"i
J°n
12 years
1,631,000
Total
Jan
for
1
101,194,009
100,023,C09
bills
902,542,000
900,478,000
101,510,000
1,002,827,000
Savings
bds._
397,576,690
Depositary bonds..
Jun
1
*1.137
4,030,000
484,081,209
months..
for
June
10,918,187,890
9,523,564,000
1,394,623,890
for
six
51,993,999,849
45,743,433,000
6,250,566,849
99.712+ *1.139
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT
17
Mar
1
16 mos.
2,741 ,319,000
2,741 319,000
100
114
Feb
17
Mar 15
5 years
1,860 ,166,000
1,860 166,000
100
1 '/2
Certificates
a
Notes
Mar 1-21
Mar
Mar 1-21
Mar
Total
for
10-12 yrs.
524, 479.344
524, 479.344
a
2 ,367,000
2 367,000
100
2 years
Retired
361 658,300
361 658,300
100
b
Net Issued
5
$
January—
117,545,000
159,832,000
139,815,000
491,482,000
142,287.009
1351,667,009
257,360,000
651,314,000
t393,954,009
159,000,000
53,045,000
90,760,000
828,047,000
105,955,000
1737.287,000
249,760,000
881.092,000
1631,332,000
250,600,000
179,600,000
70,548,000
913,530,000
70,400,000
1842,982,000
320,548,000
1,093,130,000
1772,582,000
2
2 years
Total
for
January.
February-
10,195,971,644
Certificates
Notes
91 days
6
FINANCING
Issued
*1.145
12 years
]
March
Apr
397,576,699
4,030,000
484,081,200
Total
Feb
Mar 1
102,349,009
notes.
Antic'n
Tax
days
1.428,398.000
99.710
*1.148
1.001,149,000
99.707
*1.160
1,001,540.000
99.706+ *1.162
901,559,000
Total
for
February...
March
21
Apr
27
Apr
1
15 mos.
887.097,000
887,097,000
100
l'/4
Mar 20
Mar 15
5 years
3,503,558,000
3,503,558,000
100
•1V2
10-12 yrs.
422,535,517
422,535,517
a
a
12 yrs.
6.758,000
6,758,000
100
2
2 yrs.
210,534,700
210,534,700
100
b
91
days
1,549,288,000
1.000,032,000
99.705 + *1.166
Certificates
Notes
Total
Apr 1-30 Apr
1
Apr 1-30 Apr
1
for March
April—
Certificates
for
130,000,000
112,050,000
17,950,000
99,528,000
April
8,934,763,217
Total
for
413,600,000
t314,072,000
229,528,000
April
525,650,000
t296,122,000
411,046,500
January
•
5,371,726,000 100
706,854,823
a
1,631,000 100
411,046,500
100
(Continued
Yie.d
904,785,000
Jan 1-31
Jan 1-31
1,001,102,000
1,002,565,000
Treas.
99.714 + *1.131
Total
%
1,782,159,000
91 days
1
1,102,296,000
Amount
Applied for
1950
$
Dec
Jan
bills
bills
901,943,000
U. S.
1
Jun
103,860,009
Treas.
4,817,451,000
99.711
Mar 1-31
1,087,388,805
Treas.
Notes
Date
Offered
1,000,048,000
1,003,453,000
901 893,000
Apr 1-30 Apr
Depositary Bonds.
4,011,704,000
1.103,908,000
Total
93.713
Mar 20
Notes
5,099,092,805
bills
Treas.
4,817,451,000
1.423 .742.000
Apr
Anticipation
Jun
day
day
day
day
day
Treas. bills
91 days
1,367,892.000
Tax
May
415,584,805
13-mo. Treas. notes
Mar 30
1,653,682.000
operations to the usual weekly sale of Treas¬
91
1
Mar 24
91 days
Savings Bonds,
notes.
59.712+ *1.138
91
Bills,
91
29
902 ,416,000
13
ury
22
Jun
900 323,000
20
confined its
Jun
Jun
1,641 ,347,000
Apr
2% bonds.
91
91
1.477 ,857,000
Apr
Treasury Department in June, outside of the above,
8
15
91 days
7
The
Jun
Jun
91 days
14
and $4,939,258,500 of the
91
Mar 16
Apr
2V2%
1 >/4
1
Mar 23
Apr
the
*1.132
Jun
Mar 17
bonds
of
*1.131
99.714
100
for
Mar 10
There
$1,185,841,200
99.714
100
6,739.606.970
1,664 590,000
1950-52, dated April 15, 1943, due'Sept. 15, 1952.
outstanding
229,374,900
91 days
Mar 31
now
%
27
Feb
Antic'n
Yield
Peo
1938, due Sept. 15, 1952, and the 2% Treasury Bonds of
are
Price
Jan
days
Tax
Total
Amount
Applied for
$
Feb 1-28
The
that
Amount
Dated
Offered
the
1
Treas.
*1.081
Apr
28
91
days
1,700,145,000
1,102,229,000
5
May 11
91 days
1,739,542.000
1,102,803.000
99.705+
May 12
May 18
91 days
1,782,603,000
1.102,027^000
99.705 +*1.165
May 19
May 25
91
days
1,538,046,000
1,102,992,000
99.705 + *1.167
10-12 yrs.
415,584,805
415,584.805
a
a
12 years
181.500
181,500 100
2 years
273,275,500
273,275,500 100
b
May
4
*1.101
page
114
May 1-31 May
a
May 1-31 May
May 1-31 May
1
l
Total for H?7
.....
5.099;C9°.2:j
6)
'*1.166
In the
lowing
ures
comprehensive tables
pages
with
we
those
a
on
the fol¬
compare
the June fig¬
for
corresponding
period in the four
affording
10,106,377,33
on
2
May
99.705+ *1.166
the
years
preceding, thus
five-year comparison.
s
s
O
Q
o
Q
3
R
3.
o
a.
R-
o
5*
5r
4*
3
C
o
-J
e-i
SO
al
s
Tot
50 .0 0
65,21 35 49,725.0 124.56,12 839,1247
38.412,0 126,4 .125 135,871.0 19.50 u0
350.61,43 40,58 0 16,203
Refundi g 26.359,7 47T04.56 17.63 50 19.50 0
$
-1946
Capit l
$
Total
Capitl
s
New
314,5986 9,1450 8,1352
10 .60
$
604,28.0 109.6JS0 2,968305
73,105 38.0 0 53,680. 216,8204
443017,,8350176
Total
1,0456729
213,80732 38.0 ,0 38.45 0 2,473,61 29,73598
Reiundmg 165,42760 437 9.27
S
50 .0 0
3.40, 15,30 61,40. 0 10. 0 4.80.0 1.872,0 46.20, 0
$
7.340. C0 30.5 0
5o0, 0Q
30.273,625 4,8o76o 4,1397O
New
Total
10 .0O0
439,0 40 61,29.073 2,963.05
s 467.8 01 10S.T3~5 80 4_.095, 27 1 ,20 0
437,9621 10S:i35.8C0 42,09527 1,20 60
Capitl
New
Total
$
1. 52 ,80
-194 Refundi g 30.17 ,0
$
3, 0 . 0 54.80,3 58.3*1,742
1,24678 1,6489075
1,2658
873,29 15 52, 0 35,9162 5,0 ,0
72,0 89721,9o0 79.513,-6
704,5
Refundi g 275.o6,725
S
OCFOORRPEFIGANT,
Capitl
Total
23,7150 314,597 63
57,0 0
Capit l 428,90o275 8S.2Hl-oJ J,45oS65
597, 509 17,50 34,26710 5,0 ,0
7
New
SUM ARY
30 ,0
85,67 0 31,682 0 1.50.0 41,97.50
165102,4S72,58963
17,925.0
s
$
30 ,0
85,67.0 302,87. 1 1,50.0 40.89 0
59,850 842,50 520,80 148, 0. 32,50. 0 20, 0 25,920, 0
1,54738 tFaohegdenfracly
1,2847306 frmauonicpnaltesy
Capitl
New
Total
GAONRNEUPFWDI
CHAR TE
S
28,94 127 35,20.423 747,928
75,62734 26,40653 4,20. 0
150, 0
3,150, 0
10.80
10.80
42,106540 148,23 7 85.67 0 407,39 4 1.50,0 68.27,153 4,20, 0 30 ,0 60,31540 627,94 27
10.80
96,790 36,0 0
105, 23
75,839752 36,719.50 231,80
96.790 36,0 0
65.836543 3 0. 0 8.523,02 10,62750
3,416, 90
3,25 , 20
297, 50
197, 50
275,6 725
65,83 43 8 0, 0 8.528,0^ 10,62750
Capitl 1,0 296.750 3,0 ,0 29,1375 18,6250 3,9150 cO,0 6,342,0 428,906.275
$
New
3,59,10
Com on
Com on Other
64 ,47
13.8640 1,82 0 4,182,750
1,24678
30,51924
96,790
46.12,0 90.71,52 520,80 18,64950 32,7180 20, 0 25,461526
12,94
1,2658
163,725S1 1,0 0 60.3 843 3,60, 0 12.503, 2 7, 50 3,915,0 60. 0 17,59810 873,29815
54.53
57,0 0 57,0 0
237,50.
3.863.2 5 25,81250
8.297,0
275, 275
168, 15 1.0, 0 362.1843 3,80. 0 17,639.807 28,7520 3.915.0 60. 0 9,701 9 597, 509
-
_— agencis&. 954,3716 bifnuoctlyadinese Notes- — manufctrig hoeldticn.g, Notes— - — ■„ manufctrig — hoeldticng., manufctrig hoeldtincg., utiles cceotop—a—rl,,manuft acesoriindamuasnnturfdctlrig bueildtcn.g_s ;tthrroauelddstincg.,, —_ cseocrpuritate
JOFUNE bLoonanngo-dtteedrsms Short-em Presflocrekd stock boantn-oo.dgtedessrm Suort-.em Presf.orcekd svock bLoonanngo-tdteedrssm Short-em Presflorcekd stock corpate toal j;ofumnoneth
Corn Btp— Domestic— Candi -— foreign—
fBIntearaniokl Governmt fogroveernimgt—nGLoavandn, ♦Mucniciptal—eStse,s,SPotaeins fdignuoroest LBoonagn-Tdersm 1Railroads utiles esccottpoearll,,,Equmaipnumfcteenst anordi indausntrdl bueildtncgs, i_ ttIrnravuedsstminng,,Miscelanous — BShoaonrt-dTesm Raj■'rua—ds utile—-s. cecsopo't>car:.l,i, mrnuftis aaceonSOriu inadunstrdl beuildtncgs, — _i ttIrnrvauedsstminng,,Miscelanous roads utiles esccotopteallr,,,Equmaipnumfceenst anordi indausntrdl . bueildtncgs, _—— Ittnrrvaeusdtsminng,,Miscelanous
MONTH
148,237
96,790
59.850 921,539.72 520.80 185,79 0 32,7180 20, 0 26,10 0
75,93 2 36,9170 13,204
10 ,0 0
29,86 29
10.80
85.67 0 378.50 65 1.50.0 67,139.653 4,20. 0 30 .0 0 60,31.540 597,3 598
42,106.540
4 ,474 4 ,474
3,150, 0
213,8072
19,2490 84,19738 28.5 ,0 350.69,127 560. 0 71,87423 747,928 6,0 ,0 64,89 30 523,97. 8
231,80
3, 0 , 0
1,078
8,240, 0
6,3 1.60
184.~2 710 18.90,627 3.0 ,0 1,250, 0
28,0932 1.087.50
1.0, 0 534,25.0 3,0 ,0 32,9750 4,750 3,915,0 60, 0 14,5820 704,520
3,863,2 5 25,81250
4~9 5~,ob 48,379 27
75,62734 26.49653 4,20. 0
30,17 0
46,12 0 830,72 0 520,80 14,8950 32,50 0 20, 0 25,30
Refundig 237,50
$
—1950
18,70495 314,59864
24.159,0 132,57 105 28.5 ,0 534,96.27 560, 0 90,78605 3.74,928 7,250, 0 71.259,0 73,10 5
60.0 0
10 ,0 0 10 ,0 0
1,30258
60 ,0 0
$
s
24497,989,31,60636S271
17,9250
3,985,0
-194 Refundi g 13,8640 1 ,7280
275, 275 35,01 0 19,64 105 30,8630 Satanteds
$
28,5 .0 321,75.0 50 .0 0 36,470 6,0 ,0 45,8340
Refundi g 2S.~809.32 1,087.50
New
30,51924 62.430, 1,387,0 94,3624
15,0 0
S
7,340. 0 54.31 90 16,7950 1,~80931 94,23568 1,5 4.0 4.890. 0 5. 0 , 0
27,6 10 15,7~fiT,627
S
-1948
86.145,0 315,984763
4 .474 10 .0 197, 50
$
-1950
968,3540
21,450 28,91730
15,0 0
New
$
al
Tot
901.4E9S
597,3 598
Capit l 1,0857.0 3.25,26 54.7803 58.14392
Total
5,1.0 285,94613
New
29.86,29 34.01 0 2.987,312 6,8941
Refundxg 29.86 29
s
-1948
15,20 4389
627,94.27
•
Capit l
752,817
523, 7 0
872
1
56,20 7 50.98 05 747,928
Refundi g 1567 1,0 3,150. 0 3.0 ,0 1,250, 0 1,4 6. 0
S
26.0 0 15,0 . 0 56,97103 10, 0 0 0 10.758425 350,6143
197,023
60.0 0
10 .0 0 10 :0 0
$
—1947
261,795
90.0 0
23,841390 16.795,0 1L~80~931 63.519,43 1,54.0 5.0.0 74,56 975
50 ,0 0
28,5 0 478.326,0 50 .0 0 39.7 ,0 3.0 ,0 7,250, 0 47.0 ,0
3.40, 203.91, 0 16,7950 ilTBOTH 15,264.57 10.540 4.890. 0 5,0.0 rsTsTono 129.463 0 65,21 95
8,~G97~425 64,792056
30.25,0 25.84,631
402,91
GEoBfIRvneetDocramnvstilroukp.midl. CIOSTSRUFTPMNOJHAFIHYUEANEIEVDARS
GFFLATOMMIOJFNVUEAYUHRICENVNMPRADRGLT,S
Capit l
$
90.0 0
54.091,30 16,795.0 1.80J»3l 89.36457 1,5 4.0 5,0.0 83,26 40
50 .0 0
$
5'JO.oO
17,052.6 7.619 17.69 20
$
Refundi g 25,0 0 124.80, 31,26375 10, 0 1,872.0 2.061.0
1916-
79,30
New
-197
Total
Com on
Grand
Total
Can dian Other
Farm
United
•These
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
'
Total
Total
Public Iron, Fquipm H.iorj Other- Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Stocks—
Rai"
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Total
Total-
Railro•a_ds Public Irsoten,l,Equipment Maotnords Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investm n Miscelanous
Total
N3
C-'I
4*
CO
Total
$
1,904
3,125,0 702,1890 437,801.29 67,0 0
90 ,0
7,50 , 0
Refundi g 1,634 5281 2,14.0 351.824,1 48,7936 67,0 0
$
a
191
7,50 , 0 7,942750
Capitl 35,917 1,0 0 350.284,7 38,921 5
90 ,0
Total
39 ,0
$
7,8410
$
1,9G5860 63,9250 49,56472 210,7316
10,273497
3,125,0
37 ,50
304,81 42 25,90 58^45369 548,972 2855,0105 1.6 ,930 1,021.801 l1.42 37 16.594,30
50,0 0
2,1 4,0
247,58.671 5,625,0 12,573.45
5-2.38l0 924.8642 65,"0. 70,V4"T369 74", 2.9 489.51,80 1590,786 53,061.430 1.021.801 27,53.27 245,931.80
2.50 , 0
456,280 130,5830
95.87 63 407,168.427 609, 0 50 .0 0 755,D*2327 20,32b7
—1948 Refundi g 5 1.^950 534.6 2,594 25.0 0
2,064,0
73,4150 45,01.86
Capitl 20.3860 32.5 ,406 15,0 . 0 12750 56 10.69,37 57,31573 4,80,0 40,9 50 790 75 63.90,873
436,0
50 ,0
75,0 0
1,01,0
57,23.17 20,350 57,~632~6§1 425,9 467 24,1580 37 ,50 9.27.3 1.02 801 9.15,12 142,578 0 74,97 3 20.7860 90.18 57 35.2 0 70l~32,651 528.043 " 81,74 23 5.17,50 50,24183 1,021,801 16,051 2 206,53 81
3,50. 0 23*0, 0 394.157,0 104.75,0 40,361 0 65,0 0 97,20. 0
20 ,0
4,05 .0
59,6750 63,9250
264,5372 345.201,3 26,39 67 3,20,0 0 .0 74,310.572 715.02S5 1027.3700 1,405.367 3.50,0 23760. 403,82 13.4,67 43.561 0 65.0 0 2.0 .0 231,85.72
Refundi g 24,30 0 527,61 42 0 0 50,286095 3,945.0 32,71 0 25,0 0 3,051,986
20 ,0
3,0 5,0 3,2 5,0
179,2 7 ¥21"508,
529,80. 584,2016
10 ,50
New
125,0 0
50 ,0 0
572.381,0 617, 5.0 40. ,0 i2.5ob7o6 197,450 46,50. 19,40 0 41, 50 I57L325 84,21 50
Total
2231,,,71,2106741895763425859
$
$
14
$
G
815L718 60 ,0
New
Total
•♦82,10 13,0 0 283,70 1,34758 2 52,0 0
S
127,30. 1,4093,50
iJiT.i ? 2.~fin725 19.0582
1.48752,
40,84.938 51/95.0 2834r."505 30.G250 "8*127 18 213.490"8 407. 8427 14.603, 0 2,819.57 1L50725 39,6849
~
.
60,0 0
2
2213,,,1,7201467.8157942365895
442,,163650918278375 123,706156,99564088423
S614,850473,965328iUPBNMtCrpnFoauG♦atl•oeenvsIhaovcbwdtlcgirgfndudks.dfnaeysctl.y JFETS3FITUCDSNOOHDNRIHA0PEXRREEWA 1,6849: 25730.41,G6932.04765812.930,695,4318.60329,,024496358571217
JTSEFMAM3LFGUFINUOOOHNADVRE0CRXERNDPIMGGNLT,
Refundig 69,1 423 3,250 137, 625 31,90 57
892,05732 83,0 0 186,50 20,4 63 29,0 0
$
—18 7
Capitl
$
New
Total
1,32657 60,90 307,24 0 178, 1259
S
2,70.4 0
39 ,0
$
10,273497 82.1,0 30, .0 97,250 327,09 23,0 0
Capitl
1,925,0 319,58 3 30,491 1,20 0
4,150, 0
Total
1,84203 13,2,4079885152
5,0 0
523,0 1,59 03. 1
3,9804 5.2,460
fR^BeIncotarsuikl FYEAVS
FYEIOVARS
40 ,0
19,46203 31.80, 17,86473 549.1C60
S
New
Total
$
2,830 7 8
5,940, 0 20,362.50 321,67.04
3,1986.0 4.976,31
3,408156 5,34278
209,47 479,0
Refundi g 93,06970 20,1 0
13,85174 350.2 0 15,34921 479,68095
$
—194
Capitl 2,7315608
$
New
Total
$
5,730526 20,6 05 321,4807
2,481. 0 92,570 318,63170 42,360 9 27,54. 0
30, 0
542, 20
Capitl
OCORPFATE,
Nev
$
1,605.3 96 41,2 10 293.64805 416,945 19,54 0
fSraoamtunicnnpeldteyss OGARNUFPIDN
906,34152 75,0 0 10, 0 40.5^0 50.47168 1.895,0
542. 90
3,0 0
2,43951067 143,750 1,953.6 98 24, 50 byobtained
SUM ARY
21,,372634570
10 ,0 0
10 ,0
2,589041
309.103
Refundi g 13,864.0 59,023.70 1,250CO 1, 50 72T7CO "Too"60 0. 93,06970
165,0
Capitl 28.417,0 1,42390 79,108 6,39,0 539,160 179,40 30,410 45760, 0 17620, 8
5,625,0
302,810 1.48, 3.90 80,42.80 6,39,0 50,27560 179.40, 37,60C 46.0765 176.~807.63
$
-1940
2,8G073C
$
$
321,u6.90 1.52,40 68-53,70 6,2fcu,0 17,5o20 184.65,30 26,830 "T0oo"0, 6.50 14.95J0
5,31 736
22,,570687153408
30,423 74 24, 570 138,09 571
209,47
645.050 175,0
310,2374 24, 570 137,90821
1.49 .350 46,921052
281~250
645,05 175,0
1,84203
3,98 049
21
25T.710 1,43.978C4 008. 0 0 oomn 591.7846 P1.2'41 "4.80 14.30, 0"0 428.C071
40.7
5.000
15.2
in
opq
m
3
61,729 33,1,4S8089216506.
0 0 1,8762. 4 104.6 50 6,39,0 68.~37T51 10805.405 37,805. 0 45.~60, 0 1.49,350 23,8760
302. 81
541,9807
20,5790 1O3.8GO4 79.28 70 1,250, 0 1,32750 7~217OC "9257 24 13,85 174
1.49 .350 46,39802
258,417.0 1,7382 .574 51030.96 6,39,0 67 01.82 045. 0 30,580 45,60. 0 1.49,350 2 ,95.36
180
75241,,45019279
490,52643 10,3652 153,24.560 14,726 7 1,520 29.042951 45,20 43
25, 1 40 5.310,935
35,74.10 41,2 10
70 .0
41
6.500
87,05 0 92,57 0
New
9.2
42
20,1 .0 ~"l97, 50
5,730526
o
no"
47
—
5,940, 0
23 5.060
20"
1,857 259.0 82,05 86 0 0 26.18,52 075.0" 01,30. 10,8651 19,4320
51.30,9 51,309
4,80 , 0
4,80 0
Capit l 23.450 946.3128 €5,98750 6.26.0 9,02(7 5 147.52,30 25.830, "To ",o 6.50, 103,60
S
3.500
218, 3.59 10.7380 143,08514 13,96814 10,3 0 010.000 8.9471
105, 26
Refundi g 97,8 .10 574,928.1 2.547,0 72,53025 36,91250 1,0 .0 3S,0450 823,0 37
S
-1950
596,516
5,94 605
4 ,474
70 ,0
0109.007 1G957.9425 0 0 2n0?o3~0 64,701.43 127,98.67 10.850 40, 0 1,291.07 215,4269
496,73
New
Total
~
10,80
1923.4 ,32 0,738 0 149,35 19 139, 6814 10. 0 89.41287 623,0 649 94"\0no 1,56.9702 0 0 p PTR.no li9 Pi.814 26.5480 14,30 10. 0h 43,091287
1,450, 0 1,859103
150, 0
$
000
"
24
26
65,897
65,897
218,9063 30.0 70,3961 0 0 73,078 3.°450 32,71 0 25,0 . 0 708.930 15,9403 892,05732
60.0 0
84,61 746 31,98023 39 ,6 7 3,20,0 1.291.07 64.57,25
1.450, 0 1,925,0
5,790, 0
Total
3,45672.9 54S,3TO:65 2,04.13256 26,10.
Refundi g 815.30, 7 51,309 25,019365 6,1 ,210 8,0 0
347.150C
257,1.0 50.uU0j 5.0 ,0 10. 0 48,063.5 2051.205 15,24.0 14.30 37,60
New
3.0 ,0 75,0 1.0, 0
$
-1950
29.460 1,2934 09
3u.oO UO 5,0 ,0 10, .0 468.271,0 27,30. 26.54,0 14,30.
RCefaupnidti,lg-j 1,26.3471
16,0 0 154.920 1,4095712
3,294 831
8
708.930 9,853, 17
8
2
56,40 60,9 0
375,0
2
42. 90 7G,3 129 b,50. 0 20, 7150 21,075.0 1,30 0 9,40 187,53279
16,0 0 50,175.0 1,42509 73
30, 0
4,05 ,0
103,70 613, 408 3,50. 0 ~000 0 34,87035 10,850 7.650, 0 40, .0 94.18,014
o7
-1948
19.6250 1,58203.18 3,750, 0
Capitl 2.519,70421 1,859103 312,7613 298,40569 1,20 0 5,0 0
$
$
New
*
1
65,897
Refundi g 187,5329 6,814,05 5,043,52
-1948
3.000
-1947
743
321. 60 2,0-653.24 73,4.312 6,236,0 49~810 19."217 23.50 "T0O.60 9955,5413 273,4 .56
465,30.1 10,3652 147,93265 14.726, 7 1,520 29.043951 4.5 46 713,9054
643,50
3^5
31,8057 87 .10 149.852 2,547,0 7lc.8o41 5360.912 1.0 0 90.13,20
97
600
CHAR TE
EJ3UNDN0E boannodtedss stock stock boannodtedss stock stock foreign- boannotd-edss stock stock corpate HBInatenrka—iol Go forgoeveringmnt. Gaancid,s &♦Municpta.l—:Ste,s,SPostaeeins fdifnuignculdooresest Devlopmnt. JE3UNDN0E NBootaens-ds r util-esJ eccoopta'lr,, manuf acesori indamaunsunftrctdrilg bueildtncgs, : httoerraludtsicn.g,,Miscelanous NBotoaesn—ds utiles ecctoop.al,, manufct—res i.oie_ indamuansnutfrcdtrlig bueildtncgs,:—. htterorauldtscin.g,, — - utiles cceooptal,, manufctres oie indmauansunftrctdrilg bueildtcng,s httoerrluadtsicng.,, - utiles eccoport,-.al, manufctres oi indmauansunftrctdrilg bueildtcngs, .— httroerauldtsicng,, sceocrupritat-e
MONTHS Corpate- Domestic— Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
6
Other
Total
Can dian
Loan
Other Farm
toal ♦Thes
Grand
United
and
MONTHS Long-Term Railroads Maotnodrs
ste l, Equipment
6
ic Iron,
pub
Other Land, Rubier
Ship ing Investmn
Total
Short-Tem Railroads Public ste l, Equipment Maotnords
Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Stocks-
Railroads Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnodrs Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investmn
Miscelanous
Total
Total—
R-ilroa-s Pub'ic Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnords OUier
Oil
Land,
Ship ing Investmn
Miscelanous
Total
6*
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12,240,000 Middle
(Continued from page 3)
$
$
$
210.000.000
35.693.000
10,550,000
163,570.000
193,450,000
1127,877,000
Notes
245,693,000
180.120.000
65,573.000
18,530,500,000 18,217,050,000
-
'
_.
11,865,000
May
due
10,620,000
10,150,000
816,248,000
641,216,000
313,450,000
175,032,000
19,346.748,000
18,858,266,000
488,482,000
20,649,637,000
—
22,189,572,000 +1,539,935,000
j^otes
Ohio
&
Jan.
series
to
for
Total
for
sold
months—
six
Civil
special
fund
and
notes;
Fund
Retirement
Service
Foreign
Insurance
Savings
15,000,000
series
lor
Year
Corporate financing for the first six months of 1950
an aggregate value of $3,345,872,579 compared with
•53.408,156,405 for like period of 1949, $3,398,398,049 for
stock
11399454067
bank
$2,776,193,935 for 1947.
Of the 1950 financing $2,439,531,067 was for new money
and $906,341,512 for refunding.
Of the total corporate
issues for the half-year, bonds and notes added up to
10,000,000
for
$321,336,600
35,000,000
struction
mon
show the
we
bonds and
volume
of
15,000,000
15,000,000
1
10,200,000
Y,
(for
due
Total
$422,360,669
321.627,047
due
Electric
stock
&
319.581,538
303,449,111
210,071,316
437,801,291
3,133,084,281
1,768,505,620
65.236.160
2,125,944,705
$49,684,680
Pacific
stock
Gas
$25).
Jones
&
Laughlin
690,763,000
238,547,300
36,456,359
965,766,659
series
B,
due
27,962,393
16,406,288
war
1942
604,185.000
97.045,903
13.680,330
393,513,681
715.333,113
14,517,271
1,416,034,096
1,257,492,300
AND
144,024,525
FOREIGN
CORPORATE
CANADIAN—JAN.
TO
1
40,000,000
25,000,000 C.
Purpose
30
Bonds and
Preferred
Stocks
Stocks
due
Total
for
$2,601,301,450
$318,668,170
2,866,167,308
bonds,
20,000,000 Beneficial
Common
Notes
1,
220,362,050
321,627,047
18,000,000
3,408,156,405
2,775,367,400
319,581.533
303.449,111
220,743.813
2,776.193,935
1946
2,068,374,000
702,108,S90
446,643,791
3,217,126,781
1345-_;
1,793,505.620
743,013,000
292,202,905
66,136,160
238.547,300
36,456,459
369,395,000
27,962,393
16,406,288
2,151,844,705
1,018,016,659
413,763,681
1542
604.185,000
97,045,908
14,524.080
1941
1,257,492,300
144,024,525
14,517,271
1,416,034,096
April
1,
collateral
1975.
stock
•
of
the Half Year
bentures,
due
stocks
of
general
Feb.
55,000,000 Chicago,
bonds,
1971.
1,
subsidiaries,
corporate
Rock
Jan.
49,000,000 Commonwealth Edison
due
April
40,875,000 Pacific
bank
loans
new
and
acquisition
expansion
finance
in
1980.
part
Purpose
of
(to
construction
2%%
(to
repay
bank
Light
Co.
23i%
loans
bonds,
mortgage
$10,000,000,
struction,
32,500,000 Kansas
1984.
Gas
and
1,
1980.
bank
30-vear
and
for
Co.
for
new
$8,147,000).
due
Jan.
first
1.
subsidiary and for
mortgage
1970.
new
Purpose
and
(to
to
purchase
construction).
15,000,000 Detroit
Corp. loan dated Jan. 1, 1950 and due
annually from 1951-1965.
Purpose
(to
retire
indebtedness to the lending group and for otheri
bonds,
due
Corp.
Feb.
1,
first
1965.
Purpose
mortgage
(for
sinking
expansion
fund
and
for
working capital).
13,530,000 Southern
series
due
Pacific
DD,
inclusive.
due
B,
May
1,
May 1,
first
bank
shares
26,000,000
Public
2 >e%
(for
equipment
annually
new
trust
Jan.
equipment).
1,
certificates.
1951
to
1965
of
mortgage
and
Telephone
Transmission
and
Pur¬
to
debentures,
inclrs-e.
book
repay
Pur¬
loans).
bank
repay
Co.
2%%
loans*.
first
mortgage
bonds,
working
capitai
mortgage
bonds,
(construction,
2%%
Co.
first
(refunding
Purpose
new
an;
Electric
1980.
2%%
Co.
Purpose
frst
con¬
mortgage
loans
bank
(repay
Co.
Co,
1.
100,000
11,100.000
due
1,
July
334%
1965.
fir t
and
mort¬
Purpose
of
(new
S5
par
bank.loansi.
Light
1980.
shares
333,077
Inc.
2%%
fir t
(repay
bank
Co.
Purpose
mortgage
loans and
Power
Co.
&
2%%
Co.
Purpose
first
(acquisition
Ltd.,
Inc.
stock,
$100.
ion).
expan
shares
130,610
par
bonds,
mortgage
and
of
3.90%
Purpose
(repay
Utilities
1980.
Co.
30-vear
Purpose
fir
t
mortgage
short-term
(repay
and
notes
con-truction 1.
Gas
Electric
first
series
W,
and
due
Lirht
refunding
June
Power
&
of
Balti¬
sinking
mortgage
1980.
1,
C».
Purpose
fund
(con ;trur:tion
1980.
con¬
of
4.60%
of
finance
(to
to
share
(investment
annual
inclusive.
series P,
Wisconsin
2%%
RR.
equal
Indiana
Northern
Private
Our
114.848
Co.
Purpose
Central
in
1965,
common
Coke
&
$100).
of
capital
bank
repay
loans
construction ).
York
bonds,
Light
Gas
(par
new
New
10,244,588
shares
Purpose
Corp.
capital).
(repay
&
preferred
231 %
stock
11.000,000
due
shares
1,
1980.
States
new
11,484,800 Peoples
1,
financing
400,000
due
Ltd.,
Purpose
Morris
bonds,
preferred
bonds
for
bonds,
working
Power
12,000,000 Consolidated
program).
$4
Chemical
Public
due
Electric
stock.
Service
May
1,
Power
Purpose
equipment
instalments
Purpose,
Co.
1980.
Co.
June
15,
from
equipment).
23t%
first
shares
and.
mortgage
(refunding
Purpose
585,405
(acquisition
certificates
trust
on
(new
of
$10
1.
par
expansion).
Sales of Securities in the Half Year
record
of
security issues placed private!v shows
this character, aggregating $984,447,054 were sold
during the first half of 1950. This is
amongst the largest in total amount and number of issues
involved in placements of this nature for any six months
that
189
of
issues
since we started compiling these figures separ¬
in 1937.
The figures for the half year of 1950
placed through the private route amounted to ?9.42%
of all corporate financing and compares with 34.8% so
period
ately
placed in 1949.
those
it might
sales,
securities
be well
issues not
explain,
to
comprise
publicly offered but sold di¬
a relatively few large purchasers,
ordinarily insurance companies and banks.
No distinc¬
debentures due
acquisitions
first
first
1948
mortgage
(for
1975.
used
were
during
capital
3V\%
bonds,
tion
is
20-year
of
natural
due
May
1,
detailed
private and public issues in
compilation of the capital flotations.
made clear to
also to be
the
between
made
1949).
construction
mortgage
Purpose
for
and
It
our
ought
avoid any misunderstanding of
figures, that the compilation is only
security issues
01
and does not include bank loans.
(refunding).
Power
1980.
Gas
2%%
Co.
first
&
Co.
2%>%
May
1,
and
summary
Aberdeen
(refunding).
Electric
Following is
bonds,
series B,
serial
notes
1952 to May
1,
dated
1965.
&
Gas
bonds,
due
Accountants
Edison
Co.
2%%
May
1,
first
1980.
and
Corp.
long-term
Publishing Co.,
4,500
Co.,
Inc.,
6.000
preferred stock
Gas
preferred
bank
and
for
sto^k
(par
1,000.000
$25).
expansion).
shares
Purpose
(to
•
$2,100,000
shares
of
a
years:
(May).
stock
(par
cumulative
non-
common
(par
Equipment, Inc.,
(March).
shares
$60,000
$10).
200,000
6%
of
shares
(May).
of
common
stock
(par
$2,130,000
Affiliated Gas Equipment,
4.08%
Inc., long-term notes, $1,100,000 (February).
repay
Air
Filter
Co.,
Inc.,
3Va%
American
Air
Filter
Co.,
Inc.,
3%•
American
bonds,
<
have
re¬
Purpose
of
loan,
Inc.,
American
California
cumulative
we
(May).
Publishing
convertible
$1),
Co.
Petroleum
cents), $1,800
Affiliated
Electric
list of all private issues which
of the figures for the past several
Accountants
10
•
a
reported in the first six months of 1950 together with
bonds,
mortgage
$20,000,000,
first mortgage
Purpose
mortgage
loans
S109.
par
rectly by negotiation to
27«%
Co.
Service
25,000,000 Southern
B,
2%%
loans).
bonds,
common
of
(refunding).
funding
to
Gas
Co.,
&
June
Gulf
13,000,000
construction).
new
loans
1950 and due serially
Purpose
and
1,
Electric
June
and
(refunding).
Co.
$?02,000
Purpose
mortgage
shares
1, 1985.
Purpose
(refunding,
bank loans, $10,000,00).
repay
of
construction).
maturing
construction
in part, bank loans which
27,000,000 American
1
purposes).
Steel
2%%
30,000,000 Seaboard Air Line RR. 3%
$1,400,000
corporate
series
$25).
Purpose
(to
repay
advances
Telephone & Telegraph Co. and to finance
Electric
May
1
cumula¬
2Mj%
1953-1970,
due
Purpose
fund
stock.
due
Philip
Private
Purpose
due
collateral
Petroleum
existing
(lor
Gas Supply Co.
bonds, due 1970.
Purpose
gas pipe line).
30,000,000 Potomac
23i%
bonds,
30,000,000 National Distillers Products Corp. 2.80% promissory notes,
due April 1, 1975.
Purpose (to increase working capital).
mortgage 234%
bonds
$24,353,000, and for new
.stock
capital
of
series
20-year
and
Light
and
City
new
and
first
486,288
110,000
Co,
England
Gas
Edison
shares
shares
stock,
Co.
Hydrocarbon
cumulative
and
program).
58,000,000 Ohio
con¬
first
(refunding,
notes,
$19,200,000,
(par
improvements,
('refunding.
Purpose
loans,
3%
(for
$75,644,900 Phillips Petroleum Co. 2%%
first
bonds,
May
on
program).
promissory
mortgage
preferred stock (par $100).
1S80.
Light
Corp.
bonds,
bonds of
21,000,000 Warren
Feb.
repay
Purpose
construction,
trust
&
New
stock
American
(to repay,
annually
promissory notes, due July 1, 1970.
Michigan
Morris
bonds,
for
refunding
MAY
$23,500,000).
Power
25,000,000 United
due
to
and
1965.
Corp. 3%> 15-year unsecured notes.
Pur¬
short-term loans and for working capital),
re¬
v
&
1,
first and
2%%
Co.
61,000,000 Trunkline
Power
April
repay
mortgage
&
Kansas
(refunding).
cumulative
program).
general
due
expansion
4.80%
trust serial
RR.i.
and
1980.
due June
Philip
post¬
expenditures.
10,000,000 Tennessee
debentures.
Purpose
bonds,
complete
expansion).
mortgage
(refunding).
fund
shares
$25).
Corp.
first
debentures,
34-year
(acquire $44,000,000
bonds,
series H
bonds of
498,839
Gas
&
1,
sinking
gage
for
(refunding,
$800,000).
Co.
Purpose
Co.
capital
ex¬
indebtedness).
Power
construction
15,987,696
(refunding).
Purpose
repay
10,000,000 Southern
construction).
new
1,500,000
(par
Power
sinking
(for
Co.
2Ye %
Purpose
Electric
(to
of
and
construction).
33,500,000 Pennsylvania
due
2%%
stock
to
RR.
1980.
Purpose
Mohawk
due
(for
for
from
1,
Co.
Electric
&
preferred
40,000,000 Niagara
bonds
1999.
1,
Gas
deemable
Purpose
advances,
Pacific
&
due
A,
for
for
construction).
1351
Power
struction
and
working capital).
1980.
bank
expenditures).
de¬
2%%
21-year
purposes).
Island
series
repay
Purpose
Co.
Co.
1950
reduce
bonds,
common
equipment).
struction
from
annually
Purpose
200,000
Ironton
California
1,
2%%
$2,400,000
preferred
1,
June
more
first
Power
Service
Finance
(to
pose
10,000,000 Illinois
Telegraph
of
mortgage
(to
loan,
Corp.
Purpose
&
par).
new
10,000,000 Family
JANUARY
&
to
for
$4.04
Pennsylvania RR. 2'/4% equipment trust certificates, series
Z, due annually April 1, 1951 to 1965, .inclusive.
Purpose
(for
Telephone
first
3%
Purpose
1980.
&
$8.50).
(110
and
&
construction
17,000,000 Mathieson
loans
sinking fund bonds, series Q, due March
(for expansion program).
Gas
Electric
stock
American
trust
(par
11,000,000 Texas
Below we list the principal issues of securities
placed
during the first half of 1950 giving at the same time (in
parentheses) the purpose of the issue:
$200,000,000
mort¬
bank
pay
shares
Purpose
2%%
2%%
Co.
1980.
Purpose
13,616,064 Cincinnati
RR.
(refunding
Indiana
construction).
new
Corp.
Purpose
Water
15,000,000 Shawinigan
10,110,000
Large Domestic Corporate Issues During
1,656,156
purposes,
715.754,988
1943—
20,000,000
program).
Loan
1965.
Edison
Boston
due
3,398,398,049
494,956,472
May
June
due
capital).
due
corporate
$425,902,959 $3,345,872,579
Purpose
struction ).
13.061.000
Corp.
Industrial
April
other
due
mortgage
Natural
15.000,000 Wisconsin
(for
1975.
15,
(for working
mortgage
2,060,493,650
1344
first
shares
(to
22,200,000 South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. 3%
ISSUES—INCLUDING
JUNE
Steel
June
Financial
T.
I.
due
(refunding
collateral
inclusive.
1975
Cyanamid
construction
new
100,000
Purpose
Co.
improvement
plant
pro¬
(refunding).
Purpose
general
(new
and
1j76.
1,
loan
Purpose
2'/2% -412%
1950,
1,
Toledo
Southern
1,
expenses).
Purpose
349,145,000
1948
trust
March
to
2.8%
Co.
(lor
Co.
$100).
Electric
&
(par
due
A.
refunding
anJ
first
June
secured
Sunray Oil Corp. 27/»%
due
1943
1949
equipment
APRIL
2,765,521,438
702,108,990
292,202.925
tries
s
parent).
3,332,198,049
494.956,472
Co.
(additional
pose
40 000,000
debentures,
1950
1,
F.lcctric
Purpose
Power
(par
construction
for
or
construction
and
27/s%
due
Bell Telephone Co.
to
Northern
dated
3%
Co.
convertible
pose
Co.
T,
inclusive.
Pennsylvania
Detroit.
15,000,000
Virginia
before
capitai).
on
working
debentures,
3%
(refunding
series
1384.
May
common
1980.
3,378.156,405
1,993,174,000
DOMESTIC
Ohio
Southern
&
bonds,
maturing
replenish
(new
$3,314,784,839
220,362,050
2,709,107,400
1941—
Co.,
2%
RR.
Gas
1,
49,884,900 American
equipment).
Columbus
and
$318,668,170
2,060,493,650
—
Quincy
&
trust cer¬
1,
i960,
June
to
program).
1975
4 V4 %
new
(for repayment of advances
semi-annually, Sept.
equipment).
lor
program).
1951
24,500,000 Dallas
2%%
40-year
T951
notes
Inc.
Electric
&
bonds,
June
dated
April
due
and
etc.).
RR. 2V4%
equipment trust certificates, se¬
annually Jan. 1, 1951-1965, inclusive. Purpose
due
new
preferred
2,836,167,308
!947
Co.
Purpose
Telephone & Telegraph
Purpose
bonds,
common
equipment).
(to
notes.
Pennsylvania
ries
10,000,000
$2,573,756,000
Gas
tj
due
25,000,000
construction,
Inc.
Purpose
60.000,000 Pennsylvania
80
Stocks
.
line,
new
subordinated
Corp.
first mortgage
new
Telephone
Burlington
certificates,
cor¬
(for
1990.
15,
American
10,200,000 Chicago,
Common
Stocks
of
Co.,
1,
new
Purpose
equipment
1"%%
June
System,
60,000,000 Northwestern
40.000,000
costs).
JUNE
TO
con¬
increase
(to
RR.
(for
Gas
Star
1961
first mortgage bonds
construction
and
27/»%
Co.
Bell
March
gage
ISSUES—JAN.
65,000,000 Lone
tive
Acceptance
Purpose
Jersey
New
from
10,000,000
Preferred
Notes
1930
1?45
CORPORATE
Bonds and
acquisition
Power
1980.
due
foreign corporations:
DOMESTIC
for
and
(corporate purposes).
Georgia
1,
porate domestic issues by types of securities brought out
in the first half of each of the past 10 years. The second
table includes
Pacific
due
1965.
below
$15,000,000,
of
loans
of 4%
preferred
working capital).
shares
100,000
Erie
1975.
1,
from
$15,000,000).
Motors
General
Purpose
respectively, for the first six months of 1949. Of
the 1950 total $318,668,170 was in the form of preferred
stocks and $425,902,959 was common stocks.
tabulation
&
1950).
Purpose
25,000,000
and com¬
stocks, compared with $1,481,413,900 and $330,423,-
the
costs,
100, and for
$12,539,900).
374
In
80,000,000
25,000,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. 3% first and refunding
mortgage bonds, due 1990.
Purpose (refunding $12,460,-
Utility financing, as already noted, for the first half
1950 totaled $2,016,566,243 of which $1,521,240,000, or
was accounted for through long-term
notes and $490,526,243, or 14.66% by preferred
(refunding,
Purpose
25,000,000 Appalachian Electric Power Co, 2%%
due 1980.
Purpose (for expansion).
Ivhen $622,212,000 was recorded.
Other industrial and
manufacturing for the current year totaled $325,499,810
and all other categories amounted to $682,469,926.
45.47%,
1985.
due
bank
repay
gram).
first mortgage bonds,
30,000,000 Houston Lighting & Power Co. 23/i%
Corp.
annuaLy
H.)
28,
Columbia
(refunding).
Purpose
(to
JUNE
$110,000,000
35,000,000 Detroit Edison Co. 23/<% general and refunding mortgage
bonds, series J, due 1965.
Purpose (refunding).
$302,281,000 in 1949, $299,946,000 in 1948,
$127,370,000 in 1947 and $572,381,000 in 1946. The year
1945 was an exceptional one for railroad financing and
the total for six months aggregated $720,701,800.
This
mount has never been exceeded for a like period as far
us our records show, the nearest approach being in 1927
of
note (with sinking
17V2-year
1960).
start
to
payments
shares
710,700
Co.
Purpose
Lake
&
Purpose
(R
Dec.
pansion
Burlington Mills Corp. 2%%
fund
with
pared
lor
37,727,600 Southern
Pacific Co.
3%
convertible
debentures,
due
April 1, 1960.
Purpose (to be applied toward the 1950
construction program and for other corporate purposes).
com¬
as
March 1, 1955.
working capital,
due
unsecured
3\\'/c-V 2'■
Corp.
Power
$100).
due
mortgage
Financial Corp. 2'/a% loan
(refunding, $50,000,000, and
1'.
I.
Purpose
against $541,989,097 a year ago. Of the total financing
largest share, $2,016,566,243, fell under the classifi¬
cation of public utilities, compared with $1,817,627,274
accounted
10,000,000 Macy
$25,000,000).
the
Railroads
(par
(construction
$75,000,000 C.
$4,343,000).
Purpose
Finance
Pittsburgh
June
Natural Gas Co, 1st mortgage pipe line bonds,
1964, second 3V4% series. Purpose (for construction).
first mortgage bonds,
(refunding, $7,657,000, and
Purpose
Petroleum
Electric
inclusive.
construction).
new
due
notes
10-year
'
$3,500,000).
tificates,
MARCH
$2,601,301,450, as compared with $2,866,167,308 for the
period in 1949, and stocks totaled $744,571,129 as
1949.
for
and
3%
Co.
construction).
securities).
in
Indiana Public Service Co. 27/b% first mortgage
E, due March 1, 1980.
Purpose 'to repay
loans
10,0000,000
Paso
due
: ame
for
El
Co. 300,000 shares of
(for working capital
Guaranty
Purpose
&
$10).
(par
.investment
series
bonds,
1948 and
Fidelity
States
1980.
(par $10).
stock
Ashland
12,000,000 Northern
had
due
10,000,000 Household
for
Light
&
(refunding).
States
capital
new
United
finance
to
maturing serially in nine years. Purpo.e (re.unding,
and
for
drilling
operations
and
working
stock
and
Power
construction,
10,326,308 Potomac
454,457 shares of common stock (110
Purpose (to repay bank loans and for new construc¬
Oil & Refining Co, 3%
debentures due 1970.
(refunding, $3,600,000, and to repay other debt
of company and its new constituents and for additional
working capital, $11,400,000).
$,,500,000,
expansion, S10,-
(refunding
Purpose
and
$7,500,000,
Consumers Power Co.
capital
12,071,859
Half
the
for
Results
M.
new
notes
first
Purpose
tNet retired.
Insurance Corporation.
Loan
and
Co,
tion).
Government nue Insurance Fund,
National Servict
Fund,
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation,
anc
System,
Gas
1965.
1,
first mortgage bonds,
2%%
Co.
1980.
loans
Purpo.e
par).
15,565,152
Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Posta.
Zone Retirement
Federal
and
certilicates
series
Fund,
Retirement
Service
Canal
Savings
i.,fe
of
sales
Union
1,
May
bank
Sound
11,000,000 Middle
2%%
mortgage sinking
bonds due
1975.
Purpose (refunding,
$14,460,312,
to
repay
bank loans, $3,539,688).
$18,000,000 Southern
certificate!
to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Func
notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account
•Comprise
and
June„—
due July
debentures
fund
Electric
&
12,000,000 Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. 2%%
FEBRUARY
Total
Gas
due
1960.
Pacific Lighting Corp. 100,000 shares of $4.40 dividend
preferred stock (no par).
Purpose (10 repay bank loans
and
for general corporate purposes).
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
(refunding).
repay
15,000,000 I'uget
equipment).
new
.
000,000).
2V*%
RR.
sinking
3%
Co.
Purpose
equipment trust certificates
Purpose (lor new equipment).
1965.
to
equipment trust certificates, series
$708,000 annually Jan. 1, 1951 to 1965.
Purpose
due
22,675,000 Budd
2'/2%,
RR.
1951
1,
Pennslvania
(lor
June—
Certificates
increase
17,500,000 Oklahoma
Baltimore
Y,
for
Total
shares of common
investments in sub¬
640,000
(to
Purpose
par).
sidiaries).
May—
C'ertilicates
(no
Inc.
Utilities,
South
stock
Net Issued
Retired
Issued
.
Gage
&
$400,000
Machine
(Januaiy).
Co.
12-year
5-yaar
first
notes,
notes,
mortgage
$300,000
$400,000
434%
(May).
(May ).
sinking
fund
Volume 172
Number 4927\
American Molasses
Co.
Electric
City
Atlantic
City
Automatic
Electric
Steel
Telephone
Black
Industrial
Line.,
from
Boise
I960
Water
series
Bucid
Light
3V2%
April
first
Burlington
.
due
1975
Carolina
•
1960),
Carrier
Casco
11,250
434%
Casco Products
1280,
nually,
Cherry
SuOO.OOO
Rivet
Chicago
series
I.
Financial
I.
stock
common
H.)
H.)
&
first mortgage bonds,
series
stock
(no
over
loan
due
annually
1961
sinking
mortgage
&
&
instalment
1975,
to
fund
notes
3'/a%-3%%
Co.
due
serial
Inc., notes maturing on
in-
bonds,
of
15, 1960, $2,000,000
'«■
•
Nov.
1,
1950-
notes,
due
1951-
1950,
(May).
Colonial
$100,000
Corp.
4%
of
3%
Co.
loan
Water
1980,
2'/2%
$1,150,000
&
4V4%.
Inc.,
1,
Jan.
,
Schuster
&
1,
May
Commerce
Southern
Electric
Ohio
1,
to
$1,000,000
2.8%
Co.
due
(subordinated)
preferred
of
(no
par),
stock
first
boncfs,
mortgage
(par
of
units
in
first
due
Chemical
1,
July
series
B
to
1951
1,
3%%
Corp.
1965,
$17,000,000
1961,
1,
March
dated
notes
Dec.
&
Gas
Gas
$10),
share
one
A,
bends,
bonds
mortgage
Consol'dated
$250,000
May
1,
series A
(par
$100),
Sentinel
due
'
Jan.
.,i
States
serially
in
first
30,
mortgage
sinking
1950,
loan, $400,000
27/a%
Sixty
line
1,
May
2%% first
1, 1980,
to
1955
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.
Gas
Minneapolis-Moline
1957,
(June).
Valley
f.irst
and
serially
due
(January).
mortgage
shares
2,500
1,
fund
sinking
mortgage
first
bonds,
due
(January).
Missouri
shares
4,000
of
of
3,4%-4'/2%
stock
of preferred
(par $100),
3'/a%
3]/a%
Inc.,
pipe line bonds,
mortgage
first
(March).
$6,750,000
4%
first
3%
Co.
bonds,
series
first
due
note
Jan.
$2,000,000
loan,
mortgage
first
3'4%
Co.
line
pipe
mortgage
bonds
1964,
due
(February).
$10,000,000
Gas
4.90%
preferred
stock
common
unsecured
bonds
mortgage
promissory
2.90%
Service
fund
sinking
due
debentures
Nov.
1,
note
first
Co.
3%
$10,000,000 (April).
15-year unsecured notes,
Ltd.,
shares
4,000
cumulative
6%
convertible
$25,000,000
notes,
in
10
at
years
of
rate
1950
notes
Oil
B.
of
Co.
Dallas,
Texas
notes,
promissory
$7,500,000
(January).
$1),
1,
shares of
Co.
3%
series
Q,
Power
bonds,
Inc.,
notes
1970,
bonds
due
notes
June
1957,
due
(par $1),
$260,000
stock
common
(par $1),
first
mortgage and
collateral
March 1, 1975, $15,000,000
due
sinking fund nctes due
20-year
Mills,
annually
5%
Inc.,
1951
mortgage
first
1960,
$5,300,000
(closed)
inclusive,
1957,
to
loan,
$500,000
mortgage
and
(March).
bonds
$50,000
due
1958,
in
Associated
first mortgage bonds due
.
Service
Terstegge
(April).
Propane
2%%
Co.
4'/4%
Co.
first
mortgage bonds
promissory
4%
Corp.
Gas
$500,000
1965,
Te'ephone Co. 3'/4%
(January).
Public
due
1979.
April
25,
1965,
(May).
&
sinking
note
due
fund
debentures
due
May
(June).
Corp. 2%%
Oil
(June).
maturing
due
1975,
$300,000
due
Jan,
to
1,
promissory notes due July 1,
(G.
S.)
shares
2,000
Co.
(par $100), $200,000
1965,
mortgage
3Va%
bonds,
May
due
bonds,
due
Electric
1970,
$40,000,000
of
5%
cumulative
preferred
stock
(February).
Co.,
Food
Inc.
$50),
(par
of
(par
stock
capital
Stores,
Grayson-Robinson
Corp.
334%
Corp.
Greyhound
shares
3,000
$150,000
$100,000
$5),
preferred
cumulative
0%
5%
1,
May
serial
$500,000
notes,
promissory
25-year
1965, $5,500,000
25-year
secured
instalment
1975,
$450,000
$500,000
Guardian
4%
Inc.,
subordinated
March
debentures due
1,
1960,
(April).
$200,000
Inc.
Co.,
Loan
10-year
Machine
American
subordinated
debentures,
Co.
5-year
convertible
$300,00<L
$250,000
notes,
I
(February).
Harrisonburg
Telephone
first
3!/4%
Co.
Electric
Hawaiian
E
Lighting
$30,000,000
Co.,
&
Ltd.,
Power
C,
Co.
234%
first
5%
preferred
stock,
mortgage
bonds
due
1985,
first
mortgage bonds
due June
due
notes
1980,
1961, $600,000
April
1,
$4.5o
cumulative
Realty
$2,750,000
1974,
U.
first mortgage bonds, due 1976, $2,000,000
Co.
7-year
subordinated
notes
due
1957,
$500,000
5%,
Co.
5'4% and 5J/2% first mort¬
and due $25,000 each Aug. 1
Feb. 1, 1950
(April).
$5,000,000
long-term notes,
3'/2%
(par
$1),
(March).
first
due
June
1956-1965,
1,
U.
due
4%
Shoe
9,580
of
30-year
fund
first
6%
$2,500,009
University
Uris
Ward
1370,
1,
1,
$75,000
debentures
first
bonds
(March).
2%%
first
serial
due
notes
1951-1966,
incl.,
„
due March
St.
of Va. 3'/2%
first mortgage bonds due 1979,
$600,000
sinking
Co.
fund
promissory
note
due
iJanuary).
4%
Inc.,
000
due
semi-annually
to
Nov.
1,
(January).
Dominic's,
Church
1959,
1,
8300,000
L.'Ughlin
15,
Co
1975,
Steel
10-"ear
sinking
(January).
Corp.
$40,000,000
3%
fund
debentures,
Electric
$1,100,000
Feb.
due
Feb.
Co.
Colo,
bonds,
first mortgage
$275,000
1980,
1,
Light
&
Power
&
RR.
Co.
3%%
first
mortgage
(June).
Power
Telephone
Kent
Pittsburgh
&
first mortgage
(April).
Poor
series
due
Porto
&
Co.
$33,500,000
B,
Co.
1,
(par
2%%
30-year
first
mortgage
bonds
(January).
$5,000,000
Inc.,
3!/4%
due
1965,
$450,-
promissory
note
due
April
1,
1.964,
Co. 900 shares of 5'£%
$90,000 (March).
prior
convertible
18,000 shares of common
,serial
preferred
Wisconsin
note
&
Fuel
$300,000
&
1965, $750,000
Co.
stock (no par), $162,000
debentures due
first
(May).
Jan.
1965,
1,
1973.
fund
(May).
$5,750,000
1950
and
(March).
$1,400,006
due
(January).
first
Inc.,
$1,500,000
Dec.
due
mortgage 3%
bonds,
series
(February).
to
4%
Co.
1964,
1,
due
notes
Light
Hydro
1965
1964),
Wisconsin
Electric
of
$1,000,000
Dec.
first
Michigan
4%
Co.
issue
$500,000
1,
1954,
mortgage
(January).
$750,000
bonds,
(January).
series
due
B,
to
be
sinking
retired
by
fund
debentures
due
maturity—March
28,
April
1953
(June),
Power
Co.
2%%
first
bonds
mortgage
due
198C,
(January).
of all private
given in the following table:
summary
PRIVATE
1950--Number
of
placements
CORPORATE
since
1937
is
mortgage
FINANCING
May
1,
195i
to
1965,
bonds,
4'/2%
series,
due
—
^
Total Year
—
29.42
total volume
'—,
194
136
328
$1,185,109,369
of
$762,742,500
$1,947,851,869
34.8
40.2
36.6
issues
Volume
Percent of total volume
1948—Number
240
issues
of
218
458
$1,396,705,750 $1,395,982,395 $2,792,688,145
Volume
1947--Number
of
-
_
44.4
243
42.8
437
$758,691,200 $1,388,893,599 $2,147,584,799
-
27.3
39.2
34.0
of
165
245
$450,826,055 $1,221,719,324
of
$1,672,545,37$
80
issues
_
1945--Number
41.1
194
issues
of total volume
Percent
Volume
Last 6 Mos.
189
issues-
$984,447,054
Percent of
issues
14.0
65
$561,560,000
Percent of total volume
21.4
35.5
117
25.5
182
$722,001,687 $ 1,283,561.6»"
17.6
20.5
60
shares
volume
80
14C
$370,842,625
of
Volume
$499,148,114
$869,990,739
36.4
23.1
27 A
of
25
issues
Volume
1942--Number
of
_
_
Percent of total volume
of
of
$272,897,500
27.4
25.2
55
S3
$223,269,700
$210,664,850
$433,934,550
31.2
64.4
41.6
total volume
issues
Volume
Percent of total volume
128
87
215
$538,562,300
issues
-
Percent of
5ft
$180,977,500
22.2
38
issues
_
30
$91,920,000
1943- -Number
1940—Number
Coke
$1),
1,
(April).
(65%
1,
to
Volume
(May).
Gas
doted
loan
$7,500,000
March 31,
due
Percent of total volume
$100),
2 '/2 % -3% %
$1),
sinking
first mortgage
(March).
loan,
mortgage
note
1980,
1,
1944--Number
bonds
first mortgage
3»/4%
3>/2%
Stadium
1975,
Corp.
2%-3%
1941--Number
Co.
Rico
April
stock
15-year
Percent of total
Bag Co.,
(May).
Steel
ipar
$2,000,000
bonds,
common
Volume
Light
Corp.
Pittsburgh Steel Co.
due
of
Telephone Co.,
4%
1946--Number
Denver,
(June).
$1,500,000
series A,
shares
sinking fund debentures due Jan.
1951-1965, $21,000,000
Light &
Volume
&
35,000
Percent of total voiume
Smith's
stock
Petroleum
Western
1,
Volume
note
(June).
due
(par
Percent of tctal volume
Aggregates,
$1,000,000
of
stock
3%%
4'/2%
1949--Number
subordinated notes, series B, due March
Manufacturing
1964,
common
1st 6 Mos.
(March).
Water Corp.
Coast
of
Co.'27/e%
bonds,
mortgage
(March).
(John)
shares
(June).
(May).
Dominion
12,000
Co.
Pittsburgh
March
Baking
Warren
A
Baking Co. 5Vs>% subordinated notes, series A,
(March).
$750,000
due
20-year first mortgage bonds due 1970.
Co.
Control
Volume
$100,000
mortgage,
bonds
mortgage
mortgage
$75,000
1960,
first
20-year
first
(March).
Co.
$11,000,000
2%%-3%
Co.
3'/4%
A
first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
Service
1980,
4%
Inc.
Corp.
(March).
$1,000,000
1975, $200,000
Control
of
due
Biothers
1970,
class
mortgage
3%%
Co.
Co.,
1, 1979
(February).
Wisconsin
Telegraph
&
1,
Valley Baking Co. 4'/2%
bonds,
J975
due
(February).
•
shares of
sinking
25-year
3'/4%
Corp.
Public
May
Corp.,
Telephone
Utilities, Inc.,
Wheland
9,400 shares
(January).
(April).
due Jan.
Indiana
F,
1956,
1961,
bonds
due June
notes
(March).
Thermo
S.
(April).
Telephone
due Feb.
B,
1,
mortgage
1951-1956,
(June).
$1,500,000
1965,
Corp.
Service
$8,000,000
Valley
Dec.
mortgage bonds due
(January).
$28,740
Service
Carolina
$1,600,000
15,
f.irst
(May).
Thermo
Wheland
Pittsburgh Telephone Co. 4%
15,
due
(June).
Supply Co. 3'/4%
annually from
first mortgage bonds due
23/4%
Co.
Paper
1975, $2,500,000
1,
&
$100,000
bends
(Marchi.
(March).
S.
Construction
&
Associated
Trunkline Gas
United
$300,000
Paper Co.
Water
1980,
series
due
debentures
fund
preferred
(May).
(June)
(March).
Securities
Co.
bonds, series B,
Perry
Indianapolis Water Co. 2?4%
Interstate
$4,000,000
$52,500
of
shares
11,150
dated
1962,
Water
May
series
3 '/4 %
Corp
Manufacturing Co., Inc. 3V8%
(June).
>
—
loan,
(May).
$5,000,000
3%
(May).
$1),
(par
York
Peoples
iMarch).
$20,000,000
1980,
of
shares
(March).
50,000
$1,000,000
Michigan Electric Co. 234%
&
1965,
promissory notes due
2.80%
Corp.
Manufacturing & Supply
Pennsylvania
$20),
tpar
due
20-year
Manufacturing & Supply Corp.
preferred stock (par $5), $47,000
e
York
Norfolk
debentures
(April).
$61,000,000
Co.
notes
England
Paul
series
bonds,
mortgage
(March).
$200,000
Inc.
(January).
Inc.
ccnvertib
New
fund
sinking
15-year
Glass
Tri-State
(January).
England
Parish
B
line
line
(May).
stock
4%
Corp.
Hydro-Electric
$1,400,000
D,
New
sinking
(April).
Tishman
note
15-year
$1,070,400
Nekoosa-Edwards
Pacific
(June).
Houston
to
Nekoosa-Eawards
Oster
(March).
$3,000,000
pipe
pipe
Typographic Service, Inc., 358 shares of participating non-cumu¬
lative voting preferred stock (par $100), $35,800 (May).
Old
Society
mortgage
mortgage
Typographic Service, Inc., 6,703 shares of common stock
Ohio
(April).
notes,
due
note
(May).
(May).
Greyhound
first
first
3'/2%
debentures due serially to June 30,
bonds
1.951
Ohio
notes due
Inc.,
3%%
of
(June).
Steel Co. 3%%
City
3'/2%
Co.
Mills,
Manufacturing
Sugar
serial
Nunn-Bush
Godfrey
3%
Products
par),
gage
Nesco,
3>/4%
1963, $3,000,000 (June).
1,
$18,000
Gypsum
(no
$6,703
Inc.
Products,
Hvdro-Eleetric
1965,
198C
(January).
Pipe
Co.
$30,000,000
Northern
shares
10.000
Inc.
(June).
&
31,
(May).
$1,000,000
(June).
from
North
Globe-Union,
&
Corp. 3!/4%
National
due
and
$1,000,000
dated Jan. 31,
$100,000 per annum,
promissory
Corp.
January).
Nov.
subordinated
7-year
100,000
Corp.
fund
Tower,
$6,000,000
stock
(par
notes
first mortgage
Line Co.
$3,250,000 (June).
Distillers
National
due
subordinated
Corp.
Acceptance
of
(March).
$92,000
$25),
(par
Motors
payable
(John)
Line
$3,250,000
1970,
$3,000,000
New
(March).
June
subordinated
10-year
Corp.
&
$1,600,000
Texas
Pipe
Gas
Gas
Vernon-Woodberry
Nachman
New
(February).
Stores,
Gerity-Michigan
Jones
3%%
40,000 shares of common stock
Water
Southwestern
C,
(January).
1970,
due
$750,000
stock
prelerred
General
due
$1,500,000
15-year
Co.
Gas
series,
Family Finance Corp. 3%
Jackson
July
mortgage
(June).
Neiman-Marcus
promissory
17-year
(January).
Corp.
$6,000,000
•Fitzsimmons
1.
due
first
(June).
Control
Southwestern
Nave
Stores,
Natural
Indiana
note
2%%
Co.
(May).
Electric Service Co.
&
Gas
Morrell
Nave
shares
1,000
Inc.,
1969,
3V4%
Paso
series
promissory
$1,000,000 (April).
Corp.
Lumber
Suburban
Corp.
Public
$3,700,000
National
mortgage notes, series B, $2,375,000 (June).
334%
$1,750,000
Natural
Paso
&
1960,
(January).
Mississippi
stock
$1,500,000
due 1965,
15-year notes
(sub¬
B
(February).
H
stock
due
(May).
Southwest
Texas
1975,
series
debentures,
(June).
fund
$400,000
Natural Gas Co.
Realty
second
.
capital
of
notes
■.
Sylvania
Mount
W. due June
serially
due
sinking
1962,
$15,000,000
Brothers
Grolier
shares
mortgage
(February).
Wall
Suppiger
Minneapolis
Montana-Wyoming
pipe
mortgage
bonds, series
notes
4%
1,
Co.
Fabrics,
May
stock
first
Service
Shopping Bag Food Stores 4V2 %
Stratton
$11,000,000
years,
Montana-Wyoming
(April).
1' 67,
Granite
3%'■<
Water
Acceptance
$100,000
(March).
$1,000,000
Co.,
Petroleum
9
sub¬
1,
(June)
of Baltimore
Co.
Power
&
fund
3%
Corp.
April
Corp.
1965,
Tennessee
M.
(June).
627,000
Co.
10-year
Inc.,
Co.,
Brook
trust.-Pinking
(February).
Drilling Co. 4%
$100,000
G.
&
Radio Corp.
Sunray
bonds
first
$4,900,000
1970,
1,
Light
Corp.
Milner &
Steel
Dorche.'ter
i
Co.
15, 1976,
Shawinigan
(June).
(May).
Airlines
1960,
10-year
due
(June).
Purchase
1,
3'/2%
Corp.
June
Electric
Purchase
Gulf
414%
notes
(June).
ordinated)
'
series M,
(March),
$32,000
bonds
mortgage sinking
$2,500,000
Crowley,
fiind
sinking
Gas
due
A.
Gas
refunding
Contract
4%
Natural
$12,000,(00
Contract
Co.
(February),
series
1957,
bonds,
(April).
due
(May).
Electric
&
$100),
(par
Electric
$500,000
1980,
$300,000
Atchison, Kansas,
$400,000 (March).
1960,
Finance
$1,000,000
El
series A,
(March).
first mortgage
$1,875,000
note,
Brick
$8,000,000
Securities
(May).
series
cumulative preferred stock,
Hydrocarbon
Corp.
1980,
of
Co.
due
notes
Commonwealth
El
cumulative
(June).
bonds,
line
$1,500,000
(May).
Co., 4%
bonus,
due
$75,000,000
1955,
mortgage and collateral
1963, inclusive, $750,000
first
stock
common
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., long-term
15,
(March).
Acceptance
ordinated
Commercial
Elbeco
4%
of
$2,000,000
(February).
Finance
1960,
Thatcher
15.
cumu¬
(April).
March
Seaboard
$750,000
$25,000,000
1965,
1,
March
1952
1969,
(May).
Michigan
April
due
notes
serial debentures
$450,000 (June).
1960,
$10,000,000
1980.
due
A
(April).
(Ed.)
1980,
4'/2%
Corp.
Acceptance
Columbus
Edison
class
$1,000,000 (January).
Developing
&
$7,524
Fisher
(May).
June
April
due
loan
shares
3,000
2%%
Co.,
Water
fund
an¬
fund bonds,
sinking
15-year
due
20-year debentures due
3%%
pieferred and two shares of common stock, $30,000
$7,000,000
to
East
10-year
Mining
shares
$100)
$450,000
23/4%
Corp.
5%
(May).
$12,000,000
lc),
of
(May).
20,000
(par
Corp. long-term loan,
$100,000
shares
$400,000
(March).
Inc., 10-year mortgage loan, due quarterly,
Arena,
serially
Feb.
Electric
1965, $500,000 (June).
shares
first mortgage pipe
1980,
Sentry Safety
6,009
Marion
bonds due
2%%
maturing
notes
(Febiuary).
Detroit
$15,-
due
before Dec. 28
or
1961,
1960,
(June).
Cleveland
Delta
Texas
stock
3%%
Cable
Juan
350
period of 20 years,
Scranton-Spring
4%
of
Co.
preferred
a
Gas
San
due
due
$246,306
par)
(May).
Co.,
Inc.,
Michigan
serially
234%
common
first
Lytton
Hotel,
Mathieson
2%%
Sons,
due
Insurance
Co.
Rome
due
(June).
Vail
end
(May).
due
(R.
Middle
<H.
bands
trust
bonds
(February).
(March).
Claussen's
C.
$1,000,000
1960,
Mead
Corp.
334%
bonds
notes
note, due Oct. 1,
Rowe
mortgage
mortgage
10-vear
$1C0i, $35,000
(par
due
first
(March).
15-year
stock
Pipe Line Co.
Rochester
A,
(April).
Henry
Mid-Continent
Financial
T.
series
(May).
of
secured
4V2%
Co.
Inc.,
$10,000,000
(April).
C
Steel
$700,000
Marion
first mortgage
8-year
$300,000
note,
Corp.
bonds,
mortgage
•
shares
3%
Co.
Stores,
Macy
C,
(May).
$500,000
T.
pay<-
series
1^50, and due annually Dec. 1,
1,
Co.
4%
Manufacturing
Rawhide
1965,
C.
fund
bonds,
(January).
$1,700,000
note,
Pipeline Co. 3% first mortgage
1970, $2,800,000 (February).
due
A,
Chicago
Roanoke
(January).
$1,000,000
$65,000,000
Lytton's,
(May).
4l/a%
Cj.
District
first
Mexico
New
21,568
$5,000,000
Manor
Power
Inc.
Republic
due
(February).
Mills,
due
$10),
A,
(par
15,
of
shares
serial notes due to Jan.
Light &
Ribbon
stock
$500,000
•
$5,000,000
Century
2%%
Co.
(February).
1976,
1,
Gas
Star
Lucky
inclusive, $450,000 (May).
3'/4%
Corp.
Arizona
series
preferred
$5,000,000
Lone
$22,675,000
(with sinking
(January).
Central
bonds,
common
3%
(March).
notes dated June
1964,
of
Maine Public Service Co.
promissory
Dec. -1,
to
of
general
Light -Co.
Investment
&
Mortgage
non-convertible
shares
15,000
4'/2%
Co.
&
Corp., Ltd. 15-year 4>/4%
lative
Sayre
Star
1965,
1965,
1,
mortgage
Co.
3%%
Corp.
1950
mortgage
(March).
Power
(May).
$350,000
Lone
(February).
Corp.
first
$2,500,000
(June).
note
first
Telephone
$22,COO
(par $1),
Purex
Light
(March).
Sound
payable
Co.
Gas
Corp.
elusive,
July
$1,500,000
3V4%
Co.
$103,781
$1),
(par
(April).
Corp.
ls79, $2,.750,000
1,
Jan.
Lithomat
bonds,
trust
Electric
Puget
(par
(June).
$1,600,000
Mountain
E,
$35,000,000 (March).
Service
Public
$32,-
(June).
due
17V2-year
2%%
Corp
start
Water
stock
bonds,
mortgage
4%
Co.
Electric
&
$500,000
1j64,
loan,
capital
of
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
due
A,
f
long-term
Mills
to
menrs
California
series
1984,
(January).
Dec.
Lincoln
first
Co.
Telephone
Gas
County
1909,
1,
instalments
due .in
and collateral
(April).
mortgage
$2,100,000
debentures,
fund
.
Co.
April
bonds,
mortgage
first
(April).
ship mortgage bonds,
(March).
1965,
1,
sinking
Eolt
due
Lea
notes due
promissory
3%
$990,0000
(May).
Euffalo
23,k%
Co.
$600,000
Corp.
3%
Co.
Wheel
Telephone
Lawrence
(May).
1960, $8,000,000
1,
sinking
$600,000
bonds due
000.000
shares
24,419
1973, $175,000
1,
Cross
series H,
first mortgage bonds,
2 '/2 %
May
Corp.
preferred
I960,
clue
B,
Loan
&
inc.
to
due
3%
mortgage
23/4%
Realty
$150,000
1958-1959,
due
notes
;
1980,
1.
Sept.
due
bonds
(April).
Power
March
Ba.'ke
subordinated
37/s%
Canada,
and
1950
$20,000,000
Hills
due
mortgage
first
La
Corp.
of
Co.
1,
May
1905,
(March)..
notes, $400,0000
serial
30-year
(March).
$2,000,G00
Beneficial
2%%
first
Inc.,
(March).
Light Co. first mortgage
Corp.
Mutual
Kern
(May).
Commercial
dated
4y2%
Inc.,
Co.
Co.,
$2,000,000
(January).
Kelsey-Hayes
Products,
$2,000,000
Bankers
Bell
&
Gas
1970,
(June).
(par $100)
of preferred stock
shares
20,000
Co.
(June).
Hydro-Electric
19o0,
Power
Kaye-Halbert
$2,006,000
Eangor
due
500,000
$4,600,000
bonds,
mortgage
first
23/4%
(June).
Natural
bonds
Kansas
$3,000,000 (February).
Oil Co., loans,
7
(287)
Kansas-Nebraska
notes due 1951 to 1962,
3Vi%
to
fund
and Roytex
Co.
Atlantic
12-year 2%%
(March).
$2,000,000
Arctic Oil
Co.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
$418,775,000
$957,337,300
38.0
34.8
36 «
65
92
157
$326,959,904
$507,580,385
$834,540,289
29.6
30.6
302
8
(288)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1st 6 Mos.
1969—Number
of
Issues
Total Year
Last 6 Mos.
66
71
$418,577,500
30.7
35.3
33.2
51
76
127
$229,828,780
$450,683,000
$680,511,780
o3.8
30.8
31.8
64
53
117
$305,991,000
of
$150,311,094
$456,302,094
17.1
23.3
18.7
Government
Agencies
issues
Volume
Percent of total volume
1937—Number
of
issues
Volume
Percent of total volume
Farm
Loan
Home
Loan
Banks.
Financing by government
agencies, which formerly reached huge proportions, dis¬
appeared altogether since October, 1941, as a new policy
put into effect by the Treasury at that time provides
for the monetary needs of these agencies to be taken
care of by direct United States Treasury issues, instead
of by the sale of their own guaranteed obligations.
$728,557,500
Percent of total volume
1938—Number
and
The total
Federal
the Fed¬
Credit Banks and
Intermediate
♦20,000,000
Indiana
1949.
in
The former
posals in
represented
and
bonus
of the largest dis¬
one
MUNICIPAL
OF
FIGURES
playing
New
Capital
New
Total
$
$
Capital
City Power & Light Co. 2%%
first mortgage
bonds, due June 1, 1980. Purpose, to repay loans and for
construction.
Price, 101.85% and accrued interest.
new
Offered
by Halsey,
&
Redpath;
&
Co.;
west
New
Total
$
Capital
Total
$
Parker
Auchincloss,
Inc.;
Co.
& Co.;
Baum
Byrd
Courts
Brothersj
Merrill
Co.;
&
Palmer Co.;
Patterson, Copeland &
Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Wm. E.
Smith, Moore <fc Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus
Stix & Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Thomas &
Co.;
Roger
&
S.
Peters.
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Co., Inc.;
Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co./and F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
$
1,391,615
234.831,046
191,710,089
1,183,976
192,894,065
114,287,748
1,697,015
115.984,763
6,286,228
555,849,668
♦199,792,612
*4,280.719
•204,073,331
216,965,889
2,908,412
219,874,301
362,j05,5 5
2,913,516
365,819,081
174,381,015
175,490,232
942,015
631,083,118
190,274,163
630,141,103
155,594,886
1,348,104
i
Stuart &
K.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Otis & Co.; Pacific North¬
Pollock
Refunding
$
$
Geo.
Dempsey
Kendall, Inc.;
-1948-
*549,563,440
March
Auchin¬
Inc.;
Co.
&
Co.; William Blair
City Securities Corp.;
&
115,000,000 Kansas
an
233.4"9,431
February
Stuart
Son, Inc.; Hill & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Mullaney, Weils
Co.; Otis & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.; Thomas & Co.; Weeden <fc Co. Inc.;
Wheelock &
Cummins, Inc., and Harold E. Wood & Co.
MONTHS
Refunding
$•
Halsey,
by
&
a
-1949-
Refunding
$
January
BY
Offered
Parker & Redpath;
Bache
Stockton Broome & Co.;
Co.;
Beane;
SUMMARY
June
Clayton Securities Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Gregory
important role.
tabulation of municipal financing
by months since January, 1948.
-1950
Allyn
C.
A.
Oversubscribed.
present
we
and
Co.
<fc
&
being carried on by municipalities
throughout the nation with veterans'
States
bonds
Below
six months' period. The exceptionally large
borrowings for the period is due to the tre¬
any
volume of
Loeb
&
expansion
the
101.02%
construction
interest.
&
1946.
mendous
repay
Michigan
Electric Co. 2%%
first mortgage
1, 1980.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
costs.
Price, 101.023% and accrued
&
due
for
closs,
Municipal Financing for Half Year
Long-term financing by States and municipalities ag¬
gregated $2,004,133,266 and compares with $1,425,092,073
to
Price,
Kuhn,
by
30-year first mortgage
short-term notes and
and accrued in¬
2%%
Co.
Purpose,
Offered
bonds
volume brought out during the first half of
1980.
construction.
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
Co., Inc.
and
$523,005,000 in 1948; $283,730,000 in 1947 and $529,800,000
in
due
new
terest.
&
Utilities
States
bonds
for
1950 by entities grouped under this classification aggre¬
gated $548,370,000 as compared with $505,175,000 in 1949;
Financing in this classification consisted of obligations
of the
113,000,000 Gulf
eral
137
$309,980,000
Volume
.
.
*65,000,000 Lone
to
Star
1975,
6,114,910
175,809,612
189,592,258
1,109,217
681,905
May
303,7^1,
54
14,116,294
317,907,648
♦339,483,415
6,892,104
♦346,375,519
182,131,201
7,982,015
334,267,106
19,6*9,105
353,916,211
314,597,763
1,387,000
315,984,763
282,917,301
2,987,312
285,904,613
1,953,661,598
50,471,668
2,004,133,266
1,409,557,152
15,534,921
1,425,092,073
1,582,038,128
17.864,873
1,599,903,001
243,999,731
1,195,000
245,194,731
117,931,456
1,972,015
119,903,471
and
secured
loan, due annually 1961
refunding ($55,250,000) and
Placed privately with
Purpose,
190,113,216
June
3%
Co.
Gas
inclusive.
April
139,694,702
for expansion
156,942,990
Prudential
Purpose,
Total
months
6
1980.
August
174,357,416
624,000
174,981,416
236,979,943
49,813,104
286,793,047
Inc.;
September
313,620,097
3,985,114
317,605,211
118,485,288
1,233,913
119,749,201
&
234,119,705
3,915,412
238,104,705
273,114,973
6,047,116
279,162,089
November
229,119,705
22,014,603
251,134,308
143,665,109
2,127,905
151,793,014
December.-.
197,898,154
57,017,268
254,915,422
125,943,362
2,971,432
128,914,794
1,593,184,396
88,751,397
1,481,935,793
1,022,120,131
64,195,485
1,086,315,616
2,802,741,548
104,286,318
2,907,027,866
2.604,153,259
6
months
♦Revised
Missouri
Rollins
Dick
owners of large blocks of
outstanding for some time,
desiring to liquidate all or part of their holdings, prefer
to do so by making a public offering of the securities
have
&
securities
involved
are
proceeds of the sales.
receive
of
part
no
NOT
REPRESENTING
VSO
—
194
25,010,104
NEW
FINANCING
1948
33,557,503
24.442,037
__
March
1947
27,592,122
6,932,643
1948
8,624,260
,131,100
50,533,647
&
Co.,
Lee
Richard
15,6"6,485
42 367,2 iG
49,233,458
139,002,825
53,733,669
55,123,199
82,694,972
Morris
Inc.;
1°4'
1948
1947
23,"51,-7-2
23.778,285
24 234,648
41,852,919
,15,882,167
30 4^0,349
19,380,842
26,276,816
July
August
1946
—
37,214,340
15,293,4-4
20,776,075
53,989,592
——
66,724,136
24,766,550
28,268,700
5,289,157
November—
11 3°4 7"3
10950,161
10 867,910
27,823,491
December
25,135,622
15,182,375
37,637,292
38,792,030
1' 5, *81,194
132,665,467
194,024,005
Tot. 6 Mos.
180 092,730
&
Co.;
&
Graefe
F.
350,1(5,338 232,253,704 353,172,505
603,942,615
tional
Co.
&
give complete details of the capital flota¬
during June including every issue of any kind
brought out in that month.
E.
of
York
Central
maturing
in
to
equal
1^65,
Price,
to
Offer
by
RR.
Inc.;
1.G2*52
Salomon
Securities
instalments
annual
inc'u ive.
yield
Purpose,
to
Bros
2.925%,
&
& Co.,
tru^t
on
for
June
Drexel
from
15
equipment.
new
&
maturity.
Co.;
Union
Power
June
Stuart
Purpose,
rew
12,000,000 California
June
Corp.
&
&
mortgage
Offered
Son,
Inc.;
truc'icn.
'first
Otis
series
C,
P-acer!
Barney
Co.
2%%
&
;ju
through
mo,000,000
Columbia
due
for
and
June
Water
a
of
first
compenv
&
for
&
Co.,
program
with
mortgage
in
part
and
its
first
a
Union
W.
&
bonds,
program!
Insurance
II.
C.
($18,500,000).
bv
+
Co.;
Sterne,
Stix
&
Agee
Co.;
Share
&
Smith
W.
Tindail
&
Wainwright
&
&
Co.;
&
&
A stvne
Watling,
&
line
construction.
bonds,
Insurance
the
Co.,
Home
Scott
&
series
A,
&
Life
W,
Gas
first
due
Co.
Life
1,
Noel
1970.
nine
1,
&
Placed
Power
Light Co. 2%%
J.
<Kj
Meeds;
and
500,000).
Price,
ard
Boston
First
Co.
(Inc.);
McLecd.
Noel
101.33
&
&
Corp.;
Wood,
Youn?,
Corp.;
White,
Struthers
Weir,
Pacific
Kirkpalrick-Pettis
&
Northwest
Co.
+80,000,000
Price,
Ha.sey,
A,
Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co.;
Minsch,
102 488%
Stuart & Co
Weeks & Harden-
A.
due
Telephone
July
1,
19G4.
3%%
first
Purpose,
Son;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Kirk-
Laird,
Bissell
Brothers;
Turben
&
Co.;
Sz
Company;
&
Lehman
&
Henry
Hornblower
Illinois
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Lau¬
Co.;
Paine,
F.
S.
Webber,
Stroud
Corp;
Co..
&
Inc.;
Tucker.
Anthony
&
Whiting,
&
Co.
Wood
&
Oversubscribed.
Pacific
Gas
Electric
&
bonds,
series
construction
Offered
&
bv The
Equitable
Co.;
&
&
Dominick;
Alex.
&
Stroud
William
Co.;
Putnam
Hayden,
S.
Co.;
Stearns
&
Co.;
Pressprich
&
to
accrued
Bear,
Corp.;
W.
refunding
Purpose,
and
Wrertheim
R.
Dodge
Co.;
Riter
Miller
&
Co.;
Dick
&
Co.;
Dominick
Co.;
Co.;
R.
&
Harden;
I.
&
Young,
&
The
Dickson
S.
The
&
Bruce
Co.;
Francis
McLeod,
Corp.;
Weeks
Heller,
Milwaukee
&
Corp.;
Hanseatic
Baker,
&
The
Co.;
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Cooley
&
Michigan
York
New
102
Marks & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Estabrook & Co.; Havden, Stone &
Company,
&
Lemon
of
Corp.;
Co.;
and
1976.
1,
Price,
Boston
Clark.
Sons;
&
Blair
Johnston,
First
&
first
June
Laurence M.
Brown
Co.;
First
Drexel
Inc.;
Co.,
2%%
due
Securities,
Merle-Smith;
Weeden
Co.
T
program.
Co.;
Ohio
duPont
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Weir,
Inc.;
Robinson-Humphrey Co.;
F.
Parker & Redpath; Baker, Watts
& Co.; Courts & Co.;
Faliey, Clark & Co.; Folger, Nolan
Inc.; Laird, Eissell & Meeds; E. M. Newton & Co.: Pres¬
Co.
can
through
of
Balti¬
Smithers, & Co.;
Corp.;
a
J.
small
The
Singer,
First
M.
Dain
Marache
Offered
Hilliard
Co.;
Harris,
Clark,
&
Hall
Dodge
Co.;
7"n
Boettcher
Monell
&
Co.;
&
I
Sears,
seller
*1,100,000
Paul
first
bonds,
purchase
with
series
equipment.
by The Ohio Company.
•Renresents
^Indicates
Farwell,
Inc.;
Ameri¬
Shuman,
Agnew
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Sullivan
Chapman
Ballin
Elkins,
&
&
Co.;
Lee;
&
&
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Granbery,
Kalman
and
&
Co.;
Co.;
&
&
A.
E.
Masten
&
Webster
Strader,
bonds.
Metropolitan
Life
Light
Tavlor
&
Gibson;
Davis,
Oversubscribed.
Electric
placed
Co.;
Chace,
Whiteside,
Warren
&
Mejia;
Schmidt,
Poole
&
Co.;
Inc.
construction,
sold
Morris
&
Inc.;
Durst,
Smith's
issues
Swiss
Co.;
Brothers;
mortgage
issues
Co.,
Bosworth.
Hannahs,
&
Co.;
Co.;
Si.
new
Boyce;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Boettcher
Davies
Cartwright
&
&
Scribner;
Co.;
Inc.;
Skaggs
and
&
Almstedt
Sweney,
&
Al-
and
Raf¬
Co.,
&
Bros.
Curtiss, Hou^e Si Co.; J. J. R.
& Sons; Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; T. H.
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Stix & Co.; J. R.
Williston
Co.;
Si
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Inc.;
Slocumb
Jones
bv
&
&
Companv,
due
Shepard
Deane
Scranton
W.
Stein
Auchincloss,
Hawley,
Co.;
Chas.
($8,-
mortgage
to
Offered
Loeb
Co.,
&
Peabody
Merrill
Woodard-Elwood
and
for
Price, 101.75 and interest.
^
The
Goldman,
Marache
&
Miller
Corp.;
Piper,
interest.
Co.
Co.
Ripley
Maynard H. Murch
finance
and
25,000 Geneva
Inc.;
Granbery,
Hilliard
Corp.;
Dodge
Dominick;
Jaffray & Hopwood;
R.
W.
<fc
Co.;
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler;
Smith,
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Stone & Webster
&
mortgage
for
construction
Co.;
Nolan
Co.;
Alex.
Clark,
&
First
Hayden,
Co.;
Inc.;
Boston
Olds;
&
Co.;
Kidder,
Higginson
&
(Inc.);
&
Simmons
&
Co.,
G. H. Walker & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Weeks & Stubbs; Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E.
repay
&
B.
Ellis
&
deben¬
101.107%
Dominick
Folger,
Kuhn,
Co.;
34-year
Stanley
Co.;
Ca.;
to
Co.;
Quaii
and
through
C h"
and
Life
interest.
We d
I"c.;
W.
Son;
York
privately with
new
&
William
The
Harriman
Inc.;
Curtis;
Pressprich
S.
Purpose,
($15,000,000),
for
J.
Blunc
Barbour
Co.;
&
Hutton
Lee
Securities
mortgage
Inc.,
Power
accrued
Co.,
Morgan
Co.;
&
(Inc.);
J
E.
Co.,
Mcseley & Co.;
Jackson
&.
Co.;
Co.
Marks
M.
Barney
Inc.;
Corp.;
&
Co.;
&
patrick-Pettis
Corp.;
first mortgage bonds,
refunding
and
Republic Co.
Goodwyn
&
W.
rence
Co.,
Central
Co.;
Hall
Prusb,
&
Co.;
Richard
Milliard
2%%
Co.
by
Bramhall,
Michigan
Weeks;
&
&
Inc.;
Collins
Herrman
Corp.
1, 1980.
Purpose,
short-term
borrowings
&
Virginia,
New
of
Co.,
investors
Co.;
B.
Purpose, refunding price.
Estabrook
Kalman
sinking fund bonds,
Purpose, for construction
1980.
101.4357%.
J.
Joyce
Offered
Co.;
&
Harris,
mortgage
institutional
B.
Telephone
1984.
Baird
Hallgarten
cott,
Light
Bell
interest.
Sons;
of
Co.;
Nicolaus
first
with
Co.
Insurance
E'cctric
June
styne
June
privately
Insurance
refunding
June
Price,
of
t24,500,000 Dallas
&
3Vi%
J.
The
Brothers
Blair
Newhard. Cook & Co.;
John
Julien
&
First
Stringfellow.
program.
Co;
Corp.
due
Placed
The
Beneficial
2%%
group
series
Gas
Carroll &
Co.;
Stern
Public Service Co. 2%% first mortgage
due May 1,
1980.
Purpose, refunding.
through Central Republic Co. (Inc.).
F,
Co.,
Co.;
Sachs
Wheelock
Natural
Co.;
William
Mason,
Co.;
Lerchen
W.
&
Drexel
Co.;
Shangh-
Stifel,
Stokes
Van
&
Michigan
Indiana
accrued
Brown
E-lw.
Si
Lombardo, Inc.; Thomas
Co.;
Company;
series
Blyth
Corp.;
Co.;
Mayer
Leach;
&
Walter
Stubbs,
Lee W.
Dain
&
Stubbs;
W.
D-ckson
S.
of
Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Hammill
&
Robert
R.
Kalman & Company, Inc.;
KirkpatrickPacific Northwest Co.; C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.;
privately
Robert
Co.;
Shearson, Hammi'l & Co.; Sheridan
Inc.; Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.;
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith,
&
M.
tures, due June 1,
and
Co.,
Co.;
J.
&
Inc.;
First
Co.;
&
60,000,000 Northwestern
Co.,
&
Kaiser
Horner
Seasongood
Co.,
Co.
bonds,
Riter & Co.; The RobinsonMosle & Moreland; R. C. Schmertz
Scott,
Staats
Placed
Inc.; Prescott, Hawlev, Shepards
Wright, Snider Co.; Raffensperger,
Rambo, Close & Kerner Inc.; Rand
Co.;
Weeks
J.
&
Corp.;
& Co.;
Shearson,
S mmons;
Corp.;
*11,000,000 Northern
Co.,
&
Ellis &
Weeden
Co.;
American
Herrman
Co.;
Pettis Co.;
Son & Co.; E. M.
Corp.; Alfred O'Gara
Hanseatic
New
according to maturity. Offered by
& Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Srmth,
Baker, Weeks & Harden;
Swiss
Whiting,
Dittmar
&
Cummins,
Inc.;
Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co.;
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Inc.;
Wurts, Du'les & Co.;
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; F. S. Yantis & Co., and Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Co.;
debentures, series
refunding ($01500 000)
Offered
Blunt
Grande
Hogle
Si
Co.;
Riter &
Henry
Clarke
&
In¬
of
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; A. C.
Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons &
& Weeks; G. H. Walker & Co.; Dom'n'ck
Co., Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.;
R.
ex¬
Life
Co.
Co.,
&
Kcbbon, McCormick & Co.;
HaTowell,
Co.;
A.
&
Co.;
Johnson
&
Insurance
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.,
Milwaukee
Newbold's
H.
The
interest.
mortgage
i_ife
bonds,
1950-1951
subsidiary
and
3%
Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Baker,
&
Si
&
Bond
H.
Life
first mortgage
construction
Mutual
Drexel
Inc.;
Dominick;
&
Inc.;
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Boston
construction
Yoik
bonds.
Co.
jnc.,
Purpose,
interest.
Er.te
Co.,
&
Corp.;
Co.;
Steele
Freeman
fensperger, Hughes & Co. Inc.; Starkweather
Syst-m,
1975.
construction
3%%
ew
W.itter
Gas
accrued
Co.
Purpose;
eh
Dean
1,
Servi-?
1375,
Si
&
Simon
and
Co.
Purpose, to finance
expenditures
due
Co.
privately
Tdegrnph Co.
Price, 101.75%
by Halsey. Stuart <fe Co. Inc.
♦1,600,000 California
&
Ilalsey,
bmks through
Interstate
Offered
bonds
program.
by
mortgage
Placed
companies and
Smith,
Power
lr80.
2%%
Co.;
Si
for
Hornblower
Baird
Sullivan
Cabell
Co.;
M.
Marache
Joyce
Stringfellow;
Co.,
Paul
M.
more
Co.
&
Fausct,
M.
Indianapolis
Co..
*12.000,000 Consolidated
ccn
and
Electric
1,
construction
first
construction
interest.
Gregory
EFctric
for
for
Inc.;
Norfolk; R.
Prescott,
pipe
2%%
e.
&
&
Co.;
Si
City Securities Corp.;
Securities Corp.; Cohu
Deetjen
York
Life
20-year 2%% debentures, dated
1953-1970, inclusive.
Purpose, .'or
due
Ripley
&
Fitch
Ohio
new
Co.
Bosworth,
Branch,
Clayton
B.
pro¬
Co.
2.775%,
Allyn and Co.,
George
Bioren
Co.;
Mutual
Gas
and
to
Co.;
Co.
of 12 insurance
Securities
due
In".;
City
ht
Purpo
accued
Brothers &
*4,600,000 Atlantic
group
and
Co.
&
Ii
&
1980.
101%
Price,
Stern
1,
Inc.;
Natural
1.75%
Co.;
Inc.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
due
Barret,
Co..
Purpose,
Northwestern
to
The
Barney
&
S.
and Co.; Byrd Brothers;
Si Co., Inc.; Chace,
Marshall;
John
New
*4,900,000 Commonwealth
+$6,000,000 Arkansas
and
<fe
Co.;
C.
S.
Parker & Red-
Inc.;
Reinholdt & Gardner;
&
Moore
certificates
according to
Hut"ler;
Corp., and Stroud
&
Scott
nessy
&
equipment
of
Humphrey Co.; Rotan,
&
Co.; Schmidt, Poole
&
2%%
Anderson
and
Harriman
Cassell
Granbery,
Co.;
Po.lock
Strauss
RAILROADS
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Omaha;
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
I.
Than Five Years)
&
mortgage
construction, and to repay bank loans. Price, to yield
Blyth
Co.
&
Co.; Pacific Northwe t Co.J Roger S.
Co.; Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.; Peters,
&
Christensen, Inc.; B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.;
Co.,
Bogan
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Later
&
Co.;
The
Co.;
Hughes
tions
&
Swiss
Inc.;
1970.
privately
1950,
1,
new
Arnhold
Kraus;
Co.;
F.
Corp.;
Co.;
Corp.
Si
Wm.
we
and
&
Sears,
Emanuel,
and
&
&
&
Dur.'nsf June, 1950
1951
first
|
Northern
May
Hagan, Inc.; Ma.son, Moran & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
McMaster, Hutchinson & Co.; Wm. J. MerP-ka & Co.,
Inc.; Milhous, Martin Si Co.; E. W. & R. C. Miller Si Co.;
Minsch, Mone'.l Si Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; The Na¬
Writer
Details of New Capital Flotations
Si
battles
Co.
from
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Ketcham & Nongard; A. M.
Kidder
&
Co.;
John
Kormendi
Co.;
Laird,
Bissell
&
Meeds; John C. Legg & Co.; Loewi & Co.; D. A. Lomasney
& Co.; Mackall & Coe;
Martin-Holioway-Belcher; Mason-
Palmer
tSll,100,000 New
3%
Co.
York.
+40,000,000
SmRb"rs
Weeden
due
bonds,
surance
Rhodes+&
Co.
Co.;
Co.;
&
Bulge
Co.-
C.
&
Foster
Hutton
Jones
Newton
Tot. cal. yr.
Co.;
Evans
Investment
D.
1950
&
&
Co.;
& Co.,
Inc.; Grimm & Co.; G. C. Haas
Sulzberger & Co.; Hair.ison & Co.; J.
E.
155,8 5,510 225,507,038 433,918,610
&
Bocttcher
Clarke
Co.;
29,100,2,0
170,072,603
W.
A.
51,670,355
Below
Co.;
Service
1980.
Purpose, to finance construct.on
privately with John Hancock Mutual
Sold
Scnoellkopf,
Si Co.; Courts & Co.;
Cruttenden Si Co.; Cunningham &
Co.; S. K. Cunningham & Co., Inc.; Curtiss, House & Co.;
Henry Dahlber & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Davenport &
Co.; Shelby Cul'um Davis & Co.; D vis, Skaggs Si Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;
Dempsey Si Co.;
Detmer & Co.; R. S. Dickson Si Co.,
Inc.; John Doug as
& Co., Inc.;
Dreyfus & Co.: R
J, Edwards, Inc.; Elkins,
Clement
55,433,60,3
Co.;
Ball,
Bradford
C.
Warren
Ferris
June
—
&
Co.
Otis
Co.
line
S.
P.
Lestrange
Auchincloss,
Broome & Co.; Burnham
20,643,783
21 820,93,147,746
May
October
Thomas
&
Inc.;
Brothers & Co.;
Wheelock & Cum¬
&
Hirsch
Co.;
Loeb,
Co.;
&
Bingham, Sheldon
Co.;
Carroll
W.
Whiteside,
I
&
Co.;
J.
53,842,637
4,?*2,0"6
32 769,317
Tot. 6 mos. 266,385,282
&
Inc.;
60,941,347
20,315,178
64,298 510
September—
Co.;
Stuart
& Son,
Stern
Placed
pipe
Co.;
&
Gregory
&
Co.;
<x
&
Allison-Williams
Barth
Co.;
29,759,176
65,612,548
44,216,600
——
due
penses.
Blair,
Inc.;
Cooley
Co.;
&
M.
Stroud
Applegate
Atwill
&
&
Stockton
Co.;
Co.
Haupt
Carl
Anthony
Arthurs,
J.
Ira
Shields
Inc.;
Co.;
Blair
Wm.
G.
Forgan
Rothschild
&
Peck;
&
Inc.;
Brum
F.
Tucker,
Geo.
Bache
Co..
K.
of
in the table below:
ISSUES
Ashmun
path;
&
Such
compilation
Adams
Bleichrceder,
Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.:
Brothers
Corp.;
&
Burr,
&
Weeks;
L.
Co.;
Stern
Co.;
&
&
Pomerov,
Stri'.dwick;
the
offerings as these have no
new
issues, but we have
tabulated
them separately for whatever interest
they
may have on their own account, and present the results
February
&
&
American
our
Gregory
& Co., Inc.;
82,060,358 2,686,218,617
Becker
G.
Glore,
Hallgarten
Otis
Inc.;
A.
Coffin
Hornb'ower
&
Likewise
some
public
utility
holding
companies
complying with the Utility Holding Company Act dispose
holdings of subsidiary companies through public
offerings. Similarly "sped .1 offerings" on the several
stock exchanges are included with the
secondary offer¬
ings in our totals since 1942.
Of course the companies
Co.;
Inc.;
Merle-Smith;
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.
Hutton
of their
April
&
&
Son,
been
involved.
January
Stearns
Bear,
Financing
occasion that
which
in
first mortgage bonds,
Price, 101.924%
Halsey,
•3,250,000 Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe Line Co. V/2%
It happens on
place
Anderson;
Electric
&
gram.
figures.
Issues Not Representing New
whose
&
by
and Harold E. Wood & Co.
Gas
bonds,
.
securities
Ellis &
1975.
program.
Offered
E. Pollock
Stokes
mins, Inc.,
Insurance
Total 12 months
Light Co. 2%%
interest.
Wm.
Walter
*300,000
bonds, due
Placed privately.
Purpose, for expansion
Green,
Co.;
America.
first mortgage
3%
bank loans.
repay
accrued
October
Total
to
of
Co.
Co.
Gas
+7,500,000 Mississippi Power &
due
July
Insurance
•300,000 Minneapolis
($9,750,000).
program
&
Purpose,
etc.
Power
privately.
Co.,
&
refunding
($600,000).
Insurance
competitively.
&
Co.
and
RR.
Wage 11-
Co.
3%%
($500,000)
Placed
end
privately
Volume 172
Number 4927
*450,000 Peoples
Telephone
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
3 74%
Corp.
1965.
Purpose, corporate
insurance company.
an
$25,000,000 Southern
due
California
June
capital
Co.,
mortgage
bonds
due
privately
Placed
Kuhn,
with
&
Gas
Co.
27/e%
first
mortgage
&
I960.
Purpose,
for
construction,
working
of indebtedness to Pacific Lighting
Price, 102.542%
and accrued interest.
OfLehman Brothers; American Securities Corp.;
by
Bacon, Whipple
&
Co.;
H.
-M.
Phillips
Co.;
Corp.;
&
F.
Hilliard
&
Perrin,
Reynolds
E.
West
&
weather & Co.;
Sutro
&
June
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Wagenseller
&
I960..
expansion
Offered
Robert
Gas
baird
&
mortgage
acquisition
of
$400,000
bonds
series
•
at
Bros.
Co,
&
G.
(Inc.);
Hayden,
Walker
H.
&
*,V
Harris
and
Trust
Gas
1915.
1,
accrued
&
interest.
accrued
Eank
Savings
2%%
Co.
first
Purpose,
interest.
Robert W;
and
D,
and
due
Price,
Salomon
Inc.,
1,
by
Co.,
&
The
27/a%
&
and
First
and
Hutzier;
&
1964.
Fuel
trust
accrued
repay,
Boston
of
for
bonds,
•'
>
and
facilities,
and
101
and
accrued
COPPER,
Co.
4%
sinking
Offered
for
other
conjunction
first
and
mortgage
bonds
due
corporate
to
100
and
of
Service
by
Dairy
dated
notes
V '
funding
Products
May
1,
100%
due
to
and
June
Life
4%
10-year first mortgage
payable monthly.
Purpose, rebank loans and for working
of
York
New
due
The
Life
Mutual
Dillon,
Read
stocks
of
Co.
&
White,
Mills,
Inc.;
Weld
no
Stone
$282,500 Arkansas
&
&
Co.
Placed
Insurance
note, due Oct. 1, 1965.
working capital.
Placed privately
and
Mutual
4%
Corp.
loans
The
Life
Insurance
10-year
for
and
Mutual
note.
working
Benefit
bentures
Price,
due
to
repay
at
I
^
June
with
a
interest.
sinking fund de¬
working capital.
for
Purpose,
Placed
privately
with
working
an
Anderson
&
Mutual
bonds.
Insurance
Refining
Purpose,
capital.
and
Drilling Co.
4%
mortgage notes,
bank loans.
Placed privately
series
Mutual
Life
*40,000,000 Sunray
with
privately
Insurance
Co.
the
New
of
of
loans,
Dillon
Teachers
York
promissory
lefunding
Insurance
&
City,
Insurance
and
Fidelity
with
through
to
4%%
from
to
Tamid
first
Nov.
1951
for
100, 1005,2 and
Seligman & Co,
600,000 Missionary
working
*275,000 Parish
of
bonds.
with
through
first
C.
B.
The
Mutual
Realty
mortgage
Holy
first
1,
Ghost
(St.
temporary
loans
Life
building.
Insurance
to
Lee
1960,
to
W.
mortgage
New
&
pri¬
®
from
;
t
May
TRUSTS, TRADING, HOLDING,
1951
.000.000
of
1,
Co.
Pennsylvania
Deiroit,
1.75%
to
RR.
Toledo
4.50%,
in
&
collateral
&
costs.
Corp.
to
&
&
and
200,000
Ironton
according
shares
RR.
to
of
Price,
maturity.
capital
Robert
stock
&
from
F.
and
Unsubscribed
C.
Offered
by
Evans &
Co.,
Woodard-Elwood
S.
Yantis &
shares
of
and
y'
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Inc.
Co.
Davenport
&
Co.,
&
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Over>
A.
.
..,
C.
&
shares
divi¬
common
Jone? &
Co.
Power
Promptly
Co.
expansion
placed.
585,405
for
&
shares
Electric
common
of
electric
subsidiary,
Co., a
$17.50
Price,
program.
of
acquisition
share.
per
company for subscription by common stock •
Oversubscribed.
No
underwriting was involved.
$10).
Purpose,
construction
by
Unsubscribed
Barney
Allyn
&
and
Price,
shares
Co.;
by
(20,188)
Robert
Company,
the
Aim
underwritten
&
8t
Co.,
Company;
in
share.
stock¬
per
common
Eaird
W.
Inc.;
common
company,
$16.75
subscription
for
company
reimburse
to
costs,
b/
Inc.;
Bacon,
Gem on;
First
H.
C.
Denison
Boston
Co.;
Farwell,
Chapman & Co.;
Corp.;
Charles Gerlach & Co.; Gillespie
Forgan & Co.; Harley, Haydon & Co.,
Inc.; Carter H. Harrison & Co.; The Illinois Company;
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Loewi & Co.; The Marshall Co.;
&
S.
Investment
162,600
by
underwritten
Whipple & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Bell & Farrell,
Inc.; A. C. Best & Co.; Bingham, Sheldon & Co.; William
E'iair & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Elyth & Co., Inc.;
Braun,
Monroe
and
Co.;
Central
Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Gardner F. Dalton & Co.; Dayton
The
Wouters;
McKee
Wells
Mason,
Corp.
accrued
(26,098)
by
Smith,
lor
R.
and
subscription
5,333,869 Wisconsin Power & Light Co. 320,231 shares of
Stringfellow;
&
for
Purpose,
Wisconsin Gas
of
for
holders.
com¬
and
share
per
shares
$10).
(par
Offered
share.. Offered
by
stockholders. Un¬
Scott
by
Gas
Horner
C.
Mason,
&
Patterson;
&
Glore,
&
Si
son.
Jaeckels,
Inc.;
Alfred
Co.;
Curtis;
The Milwaukee Co.; Mullaney,
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Company; Shields & Co.; Sills,
Adoiph G. Thorsen; Ver Meule.i
O'Gara
Riley
&
& Harris, Inc.;
Co., and White, Welti & Co.
of
Strader,
Inc.;
$65,838,843
&
E.
Price,
Co.
Graham,
and
Co.
of
shares
75.000
3.907«>
&
D.
&
&
Co.,
&
Alex.
Inc.;
The First Boston
Co.;
Brown
&
Harriman
Maynard
Co.;
Goldman,
Ripley
&
H.
&
Inc.;
Co.,
& Son; Colgate
Peabody & Co.;
Brothers; McDonald &
Lehman
The
Grant-Brownell
Co.;
Murch
&
Co.;
Corp.;
White,
&
G.
Co.; Spencer
H. Walker &
&
Weld
Co.,
Trask
Co.;
Fred
and
&
stock
Electric
$25(.
Price,
$47
Light
per
Offered
by
for
and
Cruttenden
Neb.
Utilities
/ preferred stock
Co.
<Dar
&
Price,
Co.
$105
and
per
The
share.
First
Co.;
for
Un¬
Trust
30,000 shares of 434%f cumulative
$100). Purpose, for expansion proaccrued dividends.
gram.
Price, $102.50 per share and
Underwritten by J. J. B. Hilliard & Son;
cents).
Price,
by
workin;
Graham
Si
shares
oc
Inc.
Mining
tive
convertible
Purpose,
Co.
800,000
Purpose,
20
cents
to
equip
share.
per
build¬
Offered
written
Offered
by
Blair,
Ellis
&
Almstedt Erothers;
company
Weld
&
Harden;
Inc.;
Blunt
Baird
shares
stock,
working
&
372%
of
series
B
cumula¬
(par
$100 7
capital, etc. Price,
for subscription by
Unsubscribed
White,
by
&
MANUFACTURING
498,849
preferred
stockholders.
mon
Co.
Co.
fqr additional
share.
per
AND
Cyanamid
Co.;
shares
Bacon,
(7,243)
Whipple
$102
com¬
under¬
&
Co.;
Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Baker,
Ball,
Eurge
Rollins &
Simmons;
Co.
&
Kraus;
Inc.;
Blyth
&
A.
William
Co.,
G.
Becker
Blair
Inc.,'
&
Si
Co ;
Bos worth,
Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Butcher Si
Sherrerd; Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Richard
W. Clarke Corp.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; C. C.
Collings and
Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Courts & Co.; Cruttenden
& Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast;
Dillon,
Read
&
Co.
Inc.;
Dixon
&
Co.;
Dominick
&
Dominick;
Equitable
First
&
Drexel
&
Co.;
Corp.;
Green,
Co.;
Francis
Corp.;
Securities
Boston
Fauset,
Glore,
Ellis
Htdlowell,
improvements.
by
Lincoln,
INDUSTRIAL
Weeks
Yager,
company
OTHER
$49,884,900 American
The
2,490
shares
of
common
for general corporate-* pur¬
share.
10
mine.
for
$880,000
Robert W.
Co.
Purpose,
(par
develop
and
& Co.,
Lead
stock:
common
and
Offered
directly by company to public.
Co.;
Watling,
C.
Ross
&
of
plant
share.
per
ETC.
shares
480,000
complete
&
Clark &
Corp.;
Michigan Corp.;
First of
Gradison
Cartwright
Co.;
(par
of
ing
to
$1.50
Copper
COPPER,
Co.
Purpose,
capital.
160,000 Whaley
COAL,
Cladmetals
$1).
(par
Inc.;
Co.,
STEEL,
IRON,
$720,000 American
Taylor & Co.,
Cassell
F.
W.
Oversubscribed.
Brock;
&
Securities
3,000,000 Kentucky
i>
&
Sherrerd;
Morris
&
Co.;
Elkins,
McEvoy;
Co.,
Electric
properties
Union
Oversubscribed.
derwritten
stock
yield
to
Butcher
Inc.;
Clement A.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; AuchinParker & Redpath; Folger, Nolan Inc.; Goodwyn &
Olds; Mackall & Coe; Ferris & Co.; Robinson and Lukens,
private-
bank loan
per
common
Elyth
Corp.;
Union
Cc.
(par
program.
closs,
Offered
through
38,700
repay
Co.;
Light
W.
Sweney,
debt
construction
Co.;
&
Co.,
Corp.;
Price, $103
by company
Offered
Securities
Company;
stock
trust serial bonds,
stock
&
& Co4 7
*
for
Placed
investors
Horner
Co.
Richards
Turben
117,030 Hartford
due
part
E'arney
Weld
by Merrill Lynch, Pferce,
Emerich & Co., Inc.;
William
Ames,
and
Douglas
(par
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Pres¬
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Putnam & Co.; Chas.
Scranton & Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; Smith, Barney
Co.; Stein Lros. & Boyce;- Stone & Webster Securities
Inc.
L
Smith,
common
of
Offered
Boenning
Dulles
stock
299,250 Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc. 2,850 shares of
$5 cumulative preferred stock
(no par). Purpose to repay
ETC.
$2,400,000 annually on May 1
to
1975, inclusive.
Purpose, to purchase $44,new
4%%
general mortgage bonds, series H,
of
]
2%%-4%%
1950 and
of
finance
share.
Pur-
Webster
Stone-&
and White,
shares
4..65%
construction,
new
subscribed.
holders.
Galleher
Kraus;
&
Co.;
Lerchen
& Construction Co.,
Inc.,
4%
20-year
loan.
Purpose,
for
corporate
purposes.
Co. of America.
for
of
$100).
(par
A
and
by
Barney & Co.
Company;
&
&
Corp.;
York
shares
50,000
series
loans
400,000
Securities
part,
Hawley,
cott,
Nongard.
&
Miller
Higginson Corp.;
Ohio
ma¬
in
,
preferred
Greene
Merrill,
for
Placed
of
Co.
1,
and
first
Colo.,
new
The¬
272%
April
to
"
dated
.
are
subscription by employees.
$$60,000,000 Pennsylvania
to
Co,;
by Paine,
Webster
&
construction.
by
Scott,
&
Power
&
poses.
INVESTMENT
Wurts,
,
stock
common
Underwritten
Hayden, Miller & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard
Hoyt & Co.; T. H. Jones & Co.; Kidder,
Placed privately .with Prudential Insurance
$3,915,000
Co.
stock,
share. Offered by
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Co.
Collings
V 10,244,588 Wisconsin
$8.87 72
Natural
Cleveland
Co.;
mortgage
1951
Denver,
construct
to
the
capitaL
Co., to repay $10,construction. Price, at
H. Murch & Co.; The Ohio Company;
Pacific Co.
California; Paino, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Rogers
Tracy, Inc.; Shields & Co.; Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; White, Weld & Co.;
20,000 shares of preferred stock
Scott,
Wheat
Field,
Sachs
by
of
lnvestmept
&
pre¬
stock
(par $5). Purpose for working capital. Price,
Co.;
Burge
First
at
Co.
100 to 101,
according
Ziegler & Co.
Dominic's,
Ketcham
}*2,750,000 Tishman
"
St.
of
repay
Price,
Purpose,
vately
to
by
while
par.
common
stock series C (par $100).
Purpose,
for expansion. Price, $100 per share and accrued dividends.
Underwritten by Morgan Stanley & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.;
Almstedt Brothers; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Purpose,
shares
increase
nard
investors
Sons; Curtiss, House & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Fahey,
semi-annually
building.
Price,
maturity.
Offered
&
&
C.
cumulative
Ball,
3i/2/7<y
of
to
III.)
Oct.
due
Wis.,
inclusive.
Monroe
Servants
serially
Purpose
Offered
1965,
according
Braun,
Waukegan,
due
capital.
turity.
*
101,
Hospital,
bonds,
bonds
1,
construction
and
Sisters,
resa's
3 Ve %
inclusive.
serial
May
to
Milwaukee,
114,848
to
Pipeline
Power
Beane;
&
C.
common
ETC
Synagogue,
mortgage
1,
loans
repay
BUILDINGS,
Albert
H.
of
Co.
Branch
7,500,000 Dayton
y
Davis &
Company;
First
Securities
Co.
of
Chicago; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons
&
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Jenks, Kirkland & Co.;
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; May¬
The
,
Ner
at
of
Stone
Gas
Inc.;
Norfolk;
of
J.
and
Eastman,
H.
per
Inc.;
repay
America
of
July
1,
bank
and to
privately
Placed
Co.
due
notes
($25,812,500),
stock
Paul
Murch & Co.;
Whiting, Weeks
Julien Collins
& Co.;
and
&
per
&
&
&
&
Blosser;
Co.
Gas
Fairman
Corp.
V
EI
C.
($1,260,000).
share. Underwritten
by Scott & Stringfellow;
& Strudwick; Branch, Cabell & Co.; Alex. Erown
&
Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Davenport & Co.; R. S.
Dickson
&
Co.,
Inc.; Galleher & Co., Inc.; Investment
$44,475,000
$290,000 Beth
$11
Blair
Anderson
Co.
LAND,
classes
Purpose,
Dodge
Co.,
Wheat
C.
common
Philadelphia.
($14,187,500).
etc.
Prudential
27/s%
Corp.
Purpose,
,
Strudwick; Branch, Cabell & Co.; Alex. Brown
Clark,
Commonwealth
Buford
1970.
taken
are
underwritten
Norfolk;
810
10-year serial first mortgage
acquisition of property and working
Association
Oil
*>•
York.
New
4%
Co.
for
Placed
Annuity
of
Co.
1,626,000
&
Purpose,
bank
per
Purpose
Price,
Fenner
J.
B.
The
with
repay
Life
2,100,000 Frontier
in
Pur¬
Winslow,
28,250 shares of
subscription
&
of
of
pro¬
Jackson
California
Maynard
Corp.;
Coke
&
preferred
repay
Edison
Inc.; W. E.
Euford & Co.; Miller & Patterson; Strader, Taylor & Co.,
Inc.; Branch & Company; C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc. and
OIL
to
Co.
Price,
shares
&
Sons;
First
Straus
Corp.;
Co.;, Union Securities Corp.
-
sinking fund debentures,
acquisition of properties.
dividends.
Natural
Dickson
$32,975,000
Gulf
Light
$103.25
$4,400,000 Toledo
.
institutional
(par $5).
subscribed
Webber,
Simmons;
&
IncJ;
Co.,
$100).
stockholders.
for new
of
capital.
for
Paine,
Co.;
Securities
Light
to
dends.
Curtis;
&
group
company
1979.
Purpose,
&
Co.;
Securities
;
debentures,
institutional
Ellis
loans
Price,
operating capital.
by company to
cumulative
of
47c
all
Co.
accrued
Corp
*$2,375,000 Delta
Gas
cumulative
">
10-year subordinated notes,
refunding ($6,740,000), to
for
Corp. and Smith,
stock
mon
shares
construct.on
Corp.; Harrison & Austin, Inc.;
Natural
$5).
working-capital
value
City Electric
Securities
Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc., 3'/8% notes due
Purpose, for corporate purposes.
Placed
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.n
1,
privately
Co.
UTILITIES
(par $100i. Purpose,
ly
421,145
for
Offered by company for
Co.; The Ohio Company; Raffensperger,
Co., Inc.; Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.; Stifel,
Co., Inc.; Kiser, Cohn & Shumaker, Inc., .and
(par
pose,
.
with
company.
*4,000,000 Thatcher
&
Blunt
Texas-Illinois
$5,000,000 Rockland
Co.
3'%%
Inc.,
1963.
1,
and
par
insurance
*-;*
Corp., and Mitchum, Tully & Co,
bank
privately
Placed
Insurance
Products,
May
|
!
Offered
group
and
Gas
Jackson
*2,000,000 Atlantic
Co.
Purpose,
capital.
Life
and
All
for new
!par. Offered by company for subscription by stockholders.
/
343,463 Commonwealth
Electric
*3,000,000 Sylvania
.
Purpose, for expansion program. Price, $10 per
Offered by company for subscription by common
share
per
\
*1,875,000 Rowe
a
par
Western
Webber.
Pacific
with
'(
stockholders.
4Vi%
15-year
expansion
Purpose,
Weeks;
&
000,000 bank
"
,
I
2,500,000 Associated Telephone Co., Ltd. 125,000 shares of 5% cumu¬
lative preferred slock, 1947 series (par $20).
Purpose, to
repay bank loans and for new construction.
Price, $21.50
Co.
Ebinger.
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
$6).
(par
Eb-
3,151,800 Washington Gas Light Co. 30,600 shares of $4.25 cumula¬
tive preferred stock
(no par).
Purpose, to finance con¬
value
par
and
Co.,
Purpose,
share.
per
Chapman
City
&
11,484,800 Peoples
-
and
20-year 3%
notes
privately with the
Inc.,
refunding.
Life
Ltd.,
Corp.,
for
Purpose,
PUBLIC
America,
*500,000 Purex
with
stated
a
stocks of
&
cumula¬
Milwaukee
stock
fund
Mills
Stubbs;
struction
Co.
Insurance
*1,500,000 Nesco, Inc., notes due June 1, 1965. Purpose, for working
capital.
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance Co.
of
;
computed at their offering prices.)
>
and
Corp.,
Purpose,
Benefit
|
STOCKS
working capital.
Price, at 100%
privately with Metropolitan
Vernon-Woodberry
1970.
Mutual
York
privately.
share.
*3,000,000 Mount
New
$14,582,000
ferred
Reid
6%
of
Robert. W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co* (Inc.); F. S.
&
Northwest
Nicolaus
working capital.
Price,
Offered to public by com¬
interest.
and
1965.
Reid
Service
Placed
and
through
Securities
Webster
1,
shares
Smart,
par).
Cleveland
Hughes &
Co.
and
Co.
May
Placed
(no
$20.12 V2
Farwell,
First
The
for
Purpose,
loans
repay
interest.
Insurance
privately
due
(Preferred
construction
accrued
and
of
debenture bonds.
67c
Inc.
Purpose,
1960.
15,
and
Public
Hornblower
Equitable
accrued
bank
2,000
Doyle, O'Connor & Co., Inc.; Indianapolis Bond and Share
Corp.; Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
1
and for
interest,
*500,000 Suburban Propane Gas Corp.
*17,000,000 Mathieson Hydrocarbon Chemical Corp. 3%% first mort¬
gage sinking fund bonds,
due July 1, 1965.
Purpose, for
new
Co.
Charles H.
47o
through The First Boston Corp.
($217,500).
capital
by
building
new
1950.
reduce
MANUFACTURING
1950,
(8382,500),
(sub-
serially May 1,
capital.
Placed pri¬
Massey & Evans.
*8,000,000 Seaboard Finance Corp. 3%7c
Co.
&
stock
Becker
Pacific
due
sinking
Growers, Inc.
Finance,
1,
Co.
locally.
McGann Securities
;
&
debentures
Inc., 10-year subordinated debentures.
purposes.
Placed privately with an
accrued
G.
The
Oregon.
June
for
Indiana
Price,
Co.;
Co.;
pany.
1,
plant
Price,
purposes.
Allen
at
col¬
April
additions
and
Bolt
Co
long-term
loan.
Purpose,
refunding
($480,725) and for working capital ($1,019,275).
Placed
privately with a group of insurance companies.
•
notes,
4%
company
with
Grain
to construct
pose,
*$1,500,000 Buffalo
600,000 Central
&
.
"2
Corp.
Co.,
Placed
AND
serial
for corporate
282,000 Pendleton
dated
Underwritten
interest.
INDUSTRIAL
OTHER
-
,
j
by
ETC.
fund
improvements
accrued
& Co. 15-year notes, due 1965.
Purpose,
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance Co.
Loan
,
Eurkholder;
subseript.on by common stockholders. Unsubscribed shares
(66,497)
underwritten
by
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
The First Boston Corp.; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.; East¬
man, Dillon & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Ohio Company.
47a %
37«
Corp.
insurance
eastern
/
Iron
&
for
and
America.
Purpose,
bank loans
construction
interest.
Co.
15-year
Purpose,
100
Milner
refunding.
250,000 Public
lateral
Corp.
Purchase
*1,500,000 Crowley,
$534,525,000
$3,000,000 Colorado
Price,
name.
debentures,
series B
(subordinated), due April I,. 1962.
Purpose, for
working capital.
Placed privately with institutional in¬
vestors through Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.).
.
2
101.-
Service
Co.
Bond
subscribed
,
Moseley & Co.;
'
residents
1
'
due
Purchase
*400,000 Contract
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
STEEL, COAL,
same
v-
Price,
,
&
12-year sinking fund
Purpose, for acquisition of Ken¬
1955 to
1957.
Purpose, for working
vately with The Mutual Life Insurance
through Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.).
bonds
Price,
Co..
*2,500,000 Contract
certain
and
first mortgage
Purpose, to
company,
in part,
the
&
Cooley
IRON,
Woodard-Elwood
Inc.
1980.
102.336%
Bros.
and
and
&
preferred stock
(par $25). Purpose, for expansion
Price, $26.50 per share. Underwritten by The
t"'' 8,475,543 Northern
serially to May 1, 1960. Pal-pose, to in¬
working capitaL Placed privately through Reynolds
crease
Placed
mortgage
refunding.
Offered
Baird
Light Co.
June
reimburse
costs.
•
5%
(Ohio)
1962.
of
Acceptance
*300,000 Guardian
$8,000,000 Wisconsin Power &
series
Inc.,
Russell-Long
Curtis; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Co.
due June l,
company
ordinated),
Miller
Co.,
Brodhead-Garrett
*450,000 Colonial
&
Inc.;
E-all
Bulge &
Dominick
&
Dominick;
Co.;
par
June
and
Corp.
Co.,
Co.;
Van Hooser & Co.; Wagner,
Wilson-Trinkle Co., Inc.
D.
and
Water
Bankers
& Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; W. H.
Yarnall & Co.; Glover & MacGregor,
&
interest. ^Underwritten by The
Co.,
Co.;
Natural
due
42%
'
Price,
with
$3,500,000 Wisconsin
<
Scott
&
program.
Oversubscribed.
tucky
funds.
pension
Grubbs,
bonds,
Co.
&
program.
privately
.
tive
Co.;
Inc.;
A.
electric
Salomon
Inc.,
50,000 Kentucky
& Sherrerd;
E. W. Clark & Co.; Curtiss, House
Fahey, Clark & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son;
Co.;
J.
Co.;
inger,
gram.
Co.
April
tion
Bond
H.
Co., a subsidiary
101.02%
and accrued
Brothers;
&
Hall
first
Price,
Lehman
Milwaukee
Witter
Corp.;
Clark, Dodge
&
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Co.;
Alden
Security and Bond Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; The Bankers
Becker
common
Inc.;
Hydro Electric Co. 4% sinking fund debentures
1, 1965 (65% of issue to be retired by ma¬
turity—March 28, ls53 to 1964). Purpose, for construc¬
due
&
Newbold's Son & Co.;
*500,000 Wisconsin
t
Union
G.
Janney & Co.; Kalman
Electric
&
program.
by
W.
Stearns
Co.;
The
for
Purpose
Harris,
Bear,
&
A.
Securities
Hutton
Butcher
&
G.
E.
&
Stark¬
and
Corp.;
Inc.;
Co.; Maynard H. Murch & Co.; Newhard, Cook
Co.; The Ohio Co.; Prescott, Hawley, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.;
Whiting,
Weeks
&
Stubbs; Baker Watts <fe Co.;
Season-
Inc.;
Inc.
Co.,
O'Neal
waukee
&
Pressprich
Inc.;
Co.,
Durst,
2%%
Co.
Power
Wisconsin
interest.
Co.;
W.
R.
Harris,
Securities
&
MISCELLANEOUS
Hutzier;
Kraus;'
Lemon
Allyn
Co.;
&
B.
Langley & Co.;
Pacific Northwest
Rice &
&
Deet-
J.
J.
Stern, Frank & Meyer; Edw. Lowber Stokes
1,
for
Inc.;
J.
Co.;
C.
Irving
Fairman
Co.;
Emanuel,
&
Johnston,
W.
&
C.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Swiss American
Corp.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
The Illinois Company; Merrill, Turben & Co.; The Mil¬
National
Day
Webster
&
A.
American
W.
Caldwell
Marache & Co.;
Stone
Winslow,
&
Sills,
Co.;
of
Dean
Bodine;
&
Granbery,
Hutton
Co.;
Electric
properties
Drexel
L.
Co.;
Company;
Central
R.
Stone
Corp.;
9
Blyth & Co., Inc.; F. L. DuPree & Co.; Holton, Farra Co.,
Inc.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; W, L. Lyons & Co.; Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner &
Eeane;
Berwyn T,
Moore &
Co.,
Co,
&
$15,000,000 Wisconsin
and
F.
Inc.;
Co.;
Rayuen,
Thalmann
Mayer;
&
due
Co.,
&
Crouter
Co.;
«
Son;
Co.;
Walker
&
Davis
Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Co.;
Co.;
Cassell
and
Brothers;
Byrd
Folger, Nolan Inc.;
Ladenburg,
good
Inc.;
& Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon
Corp.; Glore, Forgan <Sc Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Salomon Bros.
Co.;
Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes,
Graham, Parsons & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Lee Higginson Corp.; Dean Witter &
Co.; Wood,
Struthers &
Harden; J. Earth
turnham
Co.;
&
Cullom
Miller
Lester &
Weeks &
Baker,
Co.,
Townsend.
jen & Co.;
Hayden,
&
C.
Shelby
DeHaven
Co.;
& Co.;
Stearns
Bear,
Byllesby
Blyth
Boston
&
Brothers;
Hutzier;
&
Co.;
First
Sachs
Securities
reduction
&
The
Lehman
bonds,
1,
and
Loeb
Co.;
Goldman,
parent.
lered
&
first
purposes.
(289)
Sulzberger
Harriman
Ripley
Hayden,
Miller &
&
&
&
Co.,
Forgan
&
Anderson;
Co.;
Inc.;
I.
duPont
Steele
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
The
Goldman, Sachs
Ilallgarten
Hamershlag,
Harris, Hall
Borg
&
Co.
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
(Inc.);
Co.;
Hemphill, Noves, Graham, Parsons
&
Co.;
Henry Herrmann & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Howard, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.; The Illinois Company; Johnson,
Lane,
Space and
Co.t Inc.;
-♦Represents
issues
Kebbon
placed
McCormick
privately.
^Indicates issues sold competitively.
&
Co.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
10
(290)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.;
Bissell
&
&
Co.;
Loeb,
Meeds;
W.
Co.;
C.
Higginson
Lee
Loeb
Kuhn,
Langley
&
Co.;
Laird,
Lazard
Preres
&
Co.;
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
& Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Lazard Freres &
Co.; Jonn
C.
Lehman Brothers; Car] M.
_aurence M. Marks & Co.; MasonCorp.;
Rhoades 6i Co.;
Beane;
Inc.;
Rutty
Scranton
Co.;
&
Masten
&
&
Dann
Common,
Lerchen
&
Co.;
&
H,
B.
Wertheim
Co.;
Walker
Co.;
&
Whiting,
Weeks &
Woodard, Elwood
& Co.;
and
&
Co.;
Wheelock
Stubbs;
Inc.;
Dean
&
Yarnall
stock
,
$1.25).
(par
for
300,000 Richmond
stock
Offered
Stein
by
fequipment, working
directly by company.
Bros.
&
Kinnard
$3.75
15,000 General
20
Offered
by
75,1)00
of
stock
common
John
C.
Legg
&
Corp.
share.
Sold
4,905,154 Mathieson
of
Hydrocarbon
stock
common
and
working
holders
Co.
$11
to
Unsubscribed
Webster
&
Co.,
Co.
(Inc.);
(10,300)
&
Read
(no
466,667
Mathieson
and
Hydrocarbon
stock
common
working
share
to
Weld
Co.,
by
Co.;
Inc.;
Corp.
Purpose, for
Co.;
Stone
lin
Blyth
56,000
(Oscar)
&
Offered
by
company
for
subscription
Inc.,
Purpose,
United
to
fered
by
holders.
1,344
bu"
Cities
shares
equipment
Utilities
stock
common
to
(no
loans.
pany
for
scribed
sub-rc-rinD
bv
**
shares (56.200)
common
stockholders.
&
Co.;
G.
A.
Becker
&
Co.
Inc.; Blyth &
&
&
&
Co.;
C.
J.
J.
b.
;
W
Week
Co.;
Co.;
John
Marks
&
Kuhn,
Co.;
E'.
Loeb
Laird, Bis ell
Legg & Co.;
&
Hilliard
&
W.
&
Hutton
Hirsch
Co.;
Lyons
Inc.;
&
&
&
&
Inc.;
White,
&
Barnev
Co.;
Scott
&
&
&
Stringfellow;
Co.;
Co.;
35,987,696 Philip
Co.;
Stifel,
Securities
Corp.;
Weld
&
(par $5t.
share
mon
&
Nicolaus
Co.,
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
P'T~ose,
Of'°red
b"
stockholders.
to repay
bank
for
and
•
to
Co.'
Hallgarten
&
Co.;
Tjra-'d<m
J.
Co
E.
&
Hansen
Co.
&
Kidder,
capital.
Price,
76,500 Tar
Co.
C.
Inc.;
Allyn
&
Co.,
Kuhn,
and
Co.,
Inc.;
Loeb
Inc.;
&
A.
Harriman
Co.;
G.
Lehman
Becker
Ripley
&
Co.
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Oversubscribed.
Gas
Co.
1,
by
20-year
1970.
The
3%%
Price,
First
sinking fund
104.53
Boston
and
debentures
accrued
interest.
Corp.;
Townsend,
Steele
&
&
Co.;
S.
K.
Crouter &
Bodine; Chaplin & Co.; Fauset,
Co.; Kay, Richards & Co.; McJunkin, Patton
Starkweather & Co.;
Geo.
G.
Applegate
Co.;
Cunningham & Co., Inc., and Grubbs, Scott & Co.,
the account of the Philadelphia Co.
Oversub¬
for
Inc.,
scribed.
&
3,482,591
Gatineau
Power Co. 226,510 shares of common stock (no
Price, $15.37!/2 per share. Underwritten by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.;
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; American Securs. Corp.;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Robt. W. Baird &
Co., Inc.;
Elair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; H. M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Central National Corp.; Central
Repub.
Co.
(Inc.);
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.;
Clayton
Se¬
curities Corp.; Cohu & Co.; Paul H. Davis &
Co.; Drexel
pari.
6c
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowell,
Sulzberger & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hill Richards &
Co.;
Lee
Co.;
of
common
&
Hornblower & Weeks; Arnold W. Jones &
Co., Inc.;
Higginson Corp.; Mason, Moran & Co.; A. E. Masten
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Co.;
Pacific
Co.
of California;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Rein¬
holdt
&
Gardner;
Sills,
Shearson,
Fairman
$9
10
Inc.
&
Hammill
Harris,
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Stroud
Shields
&
Co.,
&
Inc.;
220,000
class A partici¬
Purpose, to design
Price, at par.
Under¬
shares
of
Purpose, to
Price,
Placed
6%
$5).
shares
of
of
company
stock
Co.
of
Texas
non-convertible
stock
at
(par
class
Finance
preferred
stock
stock
(par
and
capital.
capital
stock
buy
company
corporations,
business,
Co.,
one
A
Co.
$50),
offered
share
$51
of
per
of
(par
t!70,625 Hilton
1422,500
Hotels
6%
$22
Co.
10,000
share.
per
of
Purpose,
Offered
of
share
one
to
Steel
$42.25
I-T-E
stock
13,000
of
stock
common
Sutro
10,000
shares
share.
per
and
Co.
&
of
Circuit
i
par
Breaker
$10).
by
Carl
of
stock
common
Offered
by
persons,
firms
and
per
share.
Offered
partnerships, associations^ trusts,
others engaged
!
'■
•'
in
'
(no
Lehman
170,060
$25
per
share.
C.
Collings
and
Casualty
C.
Insurance
shares
par)
Erothers.
Co.
of
common
Underwritten
Co.,
&
149,535
by
Inc.
shares
of
with
&
Sons
(par $10).
Price, $42 per share.
Placed
Transamerica Corp. through Robert 'Gar¬
for account of Commercial Credit Co.5'
353,064 Mutual
of
Telephone
common
Offered
by
1,195,046 Niagara
stock
(no
No
(par
Honolulu, Hawaii, 30,048 shares
$10).
Price, $11.75 per share.
Witter
Mohawk
$27.12V2).
Co.,
stock
Dean
&
Power
par).
Co.
Corp.
Price,
44,057
shares
market
at
Sold by The United
the
retail
-
J
•
534,375
own
class
A
account.
undeiwriting involved.
Northern
common
Offered
Merrill
Indiana
stock
by
Central
Lynch,
Public
(no
issues
placed
Service
par).
Republic
Pierce,
Fenner
drug
•Represents
of
(approximately
Corp. for its
.
$50
Loeb,
stock
.
Price,
M.
Quickly completed.
Co.
Price,
Barney & Co.
common
for
Portland, Inc., 871 shares
Purpose, for working capital
par).
(par $10)
stock' (par
common
Offered
Co.
shares
share.
per
privately
public
Druggists of
(no
shares
Offered
Oversubscribed.
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
Co.
Inland
Smith,
cumu¬
shares
1,500
common.
unit.
Insurance
Price,
Co.
cumulative
of
units
by
Quickly completed.
426,500
4%
working capital.
the public.
and
of
Offered
share. Offered by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
$13.12V2
&
Price,
$100).
for
in
Life
$1).
&
8,000 shares
per
Beane.
Price,
Rhcades
rett
6%
shares
share.
per
Steam Boiler Inspection &
Insurance Co. 3,976
of
capital
stock
(par
$10).
Price,
$36.50
per
Offered by The First Boston Corp.
Completed.
shares
privately.
of
(par
$67
Oversubscribed.
common
shares
stock
shares
Purpose,
(par
merchandise.
to
Placed
by company to
Inc., 1,500 shares
$1),
Price,
20,000
preferred
$25).
Offered
par.
by company.
43,550 United Wholesale
to
of
Purpose, refunding ($57,000), and
($162,385).
Price, $1 per share.
Of¬
for subscription by class A common
Insurance
preferred
and
shares
International
2,400
Hartford
share.
(par
cents).
for
working
by
145,124
non-
Purpose,
by
common
6c
to
Co.
loans
privately.
of
Offered
par.
bank
repay
at par.
Union
Proceeds
Price,
Co.
Lemon
$34.12 V2
Fenner
Co.
Insurance
Employees
Johnston,
f273,000 Grand
cumulative
&
$4).
&
stock
common
Price.
6%
(par
Lemon
Government
of
by
Wood
System.
Employees
$6,280,470 Manufacturers
common
of
Johnston,
of
Co.
219,385
E.
stock
common
of
Kentucky
share.
Under¬
per
Oversubscribed.
Price, at
Harold
160,800 Government
acquisition
Purpose,
program
Heel
lative
$3,416,190
A.
March
Co.;
40,000 shares
preferred stock (par
25,529
Films,
preferred
1
&
Harris, Hail & Co.
(Inc.); Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud & Com¬
pany, Inc.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Glover &
MacGregor,
Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; Thomas & Co.; De Haven &
$10).
3,000
working capital.
Securities,
Inc.
8,000
200,000 State
:
&
Co.; The
Marshall
Co.;
McDonald-Moore & Co.; George A.
& Co.; Pacific Co. of
California;
Corp. 125,000 shares'of common stock
$65.62'/2 per share.
Underwritten
by
Price,
Blyth
Co.
$5).
(par
Purpose,
$48
Otis
Financial
Read
Offered
Oversubscribed.
shares
shares
Fay.
$50).
&
convertible
cumulative
Co.;
Huttoft & Co.;
for
(par
Inc.,
(par
Basket
*2,000,000 Republic
com¬
Marks
Co.;
Co.;
Hydro-Electric
equipment.
&
Co.,
by company
stockholders.
common
I.
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.; Lazard Freres
& Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Smith,
Barney & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co., and Dean Witter
due
Co.
12,385
16,000
stock
fered
Hemphill, Noyes
b. Hilliard & Son; Hirsch
WL-cks; W.
Inc.,
Standish
expansion
Inc.*
^rn^i Parsons & Cb.;'j.
& Co., Hornblower &
Yarnall
&
T.
par).
til,000 000 Equitable
& Scribner;
Smith,
Starkweather & Co.;
Woodard-Elwood
Price,
Company.
Ohio
stock
working
stock
Co.; Granbery, Marache
Harriman Ripley & Co.
&
|
Co.;
Leonard
I.
Inc.;
public.
219,385 Official
&
Stone
Moore,
for equipment, inventory and working
capital.
Price, $10 per share.
Offered by company
for
subscription by common stockholders.
'
Haupt & Co.:
Co.;
(Ohio)
working capital.
50 cents).
a
Ira
&
M.
&
&
Brothers;
Wm. C. Roney & Co.; Scherck,
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.;
name.
Hooker
Food
255,290 Market
<
&
&
A.
Deane
&
Francis
Reinholdt
(no
Turben
D.
television
by
for
for
M.
Corp.;
by
by The
cumulative
Co-
Price,
subscription
Unsubscribed
Goldman, Sachs
Masten
Merrill,
Purpose,
same
develop
and
J- c- Eradford & Co.; Branch, Cabell
t Xw £
&.Sons'- Burnham and Co.; Davenport
?■ £ickf°? & Co;- lnc-: Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.;
EXr
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co., T?/
V,
.
E.
Beane;
Staats Co.;
Davies
Co.;
Co.
Piper,
Dillon,
Graham,
Co.;
and
Co.
convertible
preferred
shares
(7,543)
underGlore, Forgan & Co.; Adamex
Securities Corn.;
American Securities
Corp.; Bache & Co.;
Bacon, Wh pple & Co.; Eaker,
Weeks & Harden; J. Barth
p.®?''
®ar* Steam* *- Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
o
&
&
R.
Porter
Television,
200,000 Hammond
Bros.
&
Securities
loans.
Miller
Noyes,
&
Weld
Co.
$1).
of
written
„Lehma? 3"otjers:
F
&
The
(par
•150,000 Godfrey
American
333,077 shares of
co-^anv
■
8,203,125 C.
Oil
by
written
& Co.; Wertheim
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
and
Inc.
Stein
Swiss
Hayden,
Miller
Singer,
Co.;
&
&
Bros.
&
Boyce;
Stern
Brothers
&
Co.; Stirling,
& Bousman; Stracler, Taylor &
Co., Inc.; Charles
Taggart & Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne Noel
Corp.; Varnedoe,
Chishoim & Co., Inc., and Harold E. Wood &
Co.
Oversubscribed.
Corp. 3,000 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, to drill additional oil wells. Price, at par.
pating
Schwa-
Simon
Staats
Anthonv & Co.; Union
& Co-; Watling. Lerchen
w(hite,
Morris
stock
per
'
M.
Co.;
&
Dempsey
Evans
A.
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, Winslow, Dougals & McEvoy,
160,000 Color
Pea-
Laurence
William R.
Brothers & Co.;
Boyce; Stern
Inc.; Stone & Webster
^0r?r' ,£u,r,
9' J?'
&
I.
(Inc.);
Fenner
C.
Cruttenden
Co.;
A.
Boyce;
Dulles
company
Lynch
Co.:
bacher
R.
&
Stein
&
Marshall
Pierce,
&
Bros.
stock
Beane;
Smith,
The
W.
$111,465 Brodhead-Garrett
Pierce,
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Maynard H.
Murch
&
CO.;
Pacific
Northwest
Co.;
Paine,
Webber
Jackson & Curtis;
R->u~cher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt
& Gardner; Riter &
Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
Fennef
Co.;
Co.;
Clement
Morris
Co.;
Hemphill,
Richards
&
Davis
Laurence
Masten
Inc.;
and
Co.;
Kidder,
Co.;
Merrill
Co.
Co.;
G.
E.
Co.;
per
MISCELLANEOUS
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
Meeds;
Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
L.
&
H.
Co.;
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Penington, Colket &
Jaffray & Hopwood; Rambo, Close & Kerner,
& Gardner; Wm. C.
Roney & Co.; A. J.
Sailer & Co.; H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc.; Shader-Winckler
Co.; Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.;
Smith, Hague & Co.;
(par
$12.62'/2
$10,062,750
&
Mason-Hagan,
Price,
Unsub¬
Co., Inc.; J. C.
Son;
&
&
&
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.;
Offered
& Co.;
Branch, Cabell & Co.; Alex. Brown &
Burnham and Co.;
Davenport & Co.; R. S. Dickson
Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Eastman, DPlon & Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Hayden, Stcne &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Inc.
Paine,
stock
common
Ohio
Wurts,
&
Parsons
Hill
Lynch,
underwritten
Bradford
bod"
Co.;
E.
300,000 Texhoma
Sons;
Hornblower
Stone
mins,
by Lehman Brothers;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Adamex Securities
Corp.; American
Securities Corp.; Baehe &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Baker, Weeks & Harden; J. Barth &
Co.; Bear, Stearns
Sears,
&
Co.; Hill, Richards & Co.; Harold H. Huston
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space &
Inc.;
Kalman
&
Co.;
Kay,
Richards
&
Co.;
Kuch & Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson
McDowell
Stephenson, Ley decker & Co.; Stix
& Co.; Straus & Blosser; Stroud &
Co., Inc.; Swiss Amer¬
ican Corp.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Van Alstyne Noel
Corp.; Walston, Hoffman & Goodwin; Wheelock & Cum¬
& Co., Ltd.,
Inc., 130,610 shares of 3.90%
preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to repay
Price, $100.75 per share.
Offered by com¬
Bank of New York; The
Peabody & Co.; Harris, Hall
Sons; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Co.;
A.
Goldman, Sachs &
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.: Ham¬
Co.;
Of¬
&
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; The
Whipple & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Ellis & Co.; C. S. Ashmun Co., and
&
Weedon
&c
Corp.;
common
Cruttenden & Co.; Curtiss, House
Paul H. Davis & Co.; Davis, Skaggs
Glore, Forgan
Stein
Morris
cumulative
bank
&
&
Co.;
$100).
13,061,000 Philip
Co.;
Barney & Co.; William
stock¬
common
of
Robinson-Humphrey
from
share.
per
shares
to complete and drill oil
Offered by S. B. Cantor Co.
Richter Co.; Schwabacher &
Co.;
I.
M.
Simon &
par).
advances
repay
Price, $56.50
subscription by
for
company
of
and
Co.
Pur¬
yield
Offered by Bankers
Parsons
Co.; Pacific Co. of Calif.; Penington, Colket &
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Quail & Co.; Raggio, Reed & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.;
The
by
dated
to
Inc.; Fauset,
Steele & Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of
Michigan
Corp.; Grubbs, Scott & Co., Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger
& Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Co.;
employees.
75,936 Metrogas,
98,000
Lynch; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Newburger & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Alfred O'Gara & Co.;
Co., Inc., 25,000 shares of common
Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
$10).
share.
&
Sons;
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Inc.;
Price,
City
Kidder,
Brown
Bacon,
Paul
duPont
by
Hallgarten & Co.;
Lunt; Harris, Hall
Moore
Corp.
(par
&
Merrill
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., the latter
company
agreeing to purchase such shares as are not purchased
by the Trustee.
Underwritten by Tennessee Gas Trans¬
per
Mejia;
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman
Brothers; S. R. Livingstone & Co.; Loewi & Co.; McCourtney-Breckenridge &
Co.;
McDonald
&
Co.;
McDonald-
of
$12
Weedon
Hayden,
The
Co.,
Whiteside
Crowell,
Co.; Hornbiower & Weeks;
Janney & Co.;
Jonks, Kirkland & Co.; Johnson, Lane,
Space and Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Kay, Rich¬
ards & Co.;
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
of
&
Co.;
H.
Corp.
share.
per
Da vies & Mejia;
Parsons
construction
National
bonds
inclusive.
Metal Products Co. 426,000 shares of common
stock
(par $2).
Price, $20 pfer share.
Underwritten by
Reynolds & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath; Bache &
Co.; Baker, Simonds & Co.;
Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Baumgartner, Downing & Co.; Bioren & Co.; Blunt, Ellis &
Simmons; J. C. Bradford & Co.; H. M. Byllesby & Co.,
Inc.;
Caldwell,
Phillips
Co.;
Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
common
Dayton & Gernon; Dempsey & Co.; Dempsey-TegeCo.; Detmer & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; Douglass & Co.;
Co.;
Re¬
shares
&
improvement
American
Purpose,
Underwritten
Garrett
Hvdrocarbon Chemical Corp. 56,000 shares of
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for construction and
capital.
Price, $10 per share. Offered by com¬
for subscription by The Trustee of the Thrift Plan
stock
of
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Emanuel Deetjen &
Co.; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First California
Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Foster & Marshall; Robert
working
300,000 Mayer
shares
Co.;
ler &
sub¬
Central
new
Price, $3
Crowell,
Transmission
&
Oil
Oil Corp. 750,000 shares of
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
& Co.;
common
mission
1,120,000
Co., Inc.; Bing¬
560,000 Mathieson
pany
Corp.
ham, Walter & Hurry; Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; Bosworin,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Brooke &
Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.);
Caldwell Phillips Co.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Chace,
Whiteside, Warren & Sears, Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Price, $10 per share.
Offered by
subscription by its officers and employees.
by Mathieson Chemical Corp.
Underwritten
$8,520,000
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; A. C.
& Co., Inc.;
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Battles & Co.,
Inc.; Bear, Sterns & Co.; A. G. Becker &
&
Chemical
$1).
'
ahd
Allyn
stock¬
for
company
Gas
consolidated
Issues Not Representing New Financing
Purpose, for working capita).
Pr.ce,
Offered by Tellier & Co. "as a specu¬
(par 10 cents).
$1).
capital.
for
company
(par
cents).
share.
9,468,750 Sunray
construction
new
1.60%
of)
Co;
Nolan,
Co.,
wells.
shares
1.35%
1953 to 1965,
improvement purposes.
Alex.
Chace,
Com¬
OIL
Co., Inc.; The First
Boston Corp.; Havden, Stone &
Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; W.
C.
Langley & Co.; Lehman
Brothers;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Union Securities Corp.
560,000
Equipment
(par 5
stoc,k
per
The
Trust
(Inc.);
Illinois
Fully subscribed for.
$294,000 Montana-Canadian
par).
underwritten
White,
Sullivan
Dillon,
by
Tennessee
Corp.;
Bo'worth,
Vietor,
25,675 shares of common stock (par
for working capital. Price, $9.50 per share.
(par
$11.42
Co.;
Co.
&
&
Corp.
Offered
of
shares
Securities
Inc.;
public
public.
stockholders
by
&
Chemical
about
Banks
1.70%, according to maturity.
Folger,
sold.
All
share.
stock
common
$1)1 Purpose, for
Price, $10.50 per
(par
capital.
and
scription
shares of
21,568
working capital.
Price,
to a private investor.
to
Weeden
and
Credit
due annually
various
Northern
6c
at
&
•103,781 Kaye-Halbert Corp. 24.419 shares of capital stock (par
$1). Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $4.25 per share.
Placed privately with a small group of individuals.
for
common
Price,
300,000 Tinnerman Products, Inc. 30,000 shares of common stock
(par $2), Purpose, to increase working capital. Puce, $10
per share.
Offered by McDonald & Co.
Co.
for
1.00
$88,528,032
shares
1950,
pose,
Electric Co. 8,500 shares of common stock (no
to establish a new plant arid for working
Price, $33 per share. Offered by Paul H. Davis &
cents per
lation."
employees' savings plan.
Purpose,
of
capital.
Doolittle & Co.
by
(Territory
1,
Trust
shares
working
New-
States Possessions
Hawaii
to
company for subscription by certain officers
25
•100,000 Globe-Union, Inc., 10,000 shares of capital stock (par $5).
Purpose,"'for general corporate purposes.
Price, $10 per
share."*' Sold to trustees of company's profit-sharing and
•246,306 Lithomat
150,000
ior
1951.
($17,-
Macdonald G.
dated
June
Purpose,
stock
140,000 General Glaze Corp. 25,000 shares of 5% non-cumulative
preferred stock (par $5).
Purpose, for organization ex¬
penses,
equipment, etc.
Price, $5.60 per share.
Placed
through
Corp.
2,
money
agent.
Intermediate
United
$5,000,000
and
Offered
Co.
for working capita], etc.
Price, at
semi-privctely through John C. Legg & Co.
semi-privately
lacilities
production
by
consolidated
April
new
$52,520,000
(par $5).
capital.
pan.
Purpose,
Placed
by
280,000 Television
Yeatman
Wat-
Corp.
Purpose,
280,500 Sangamo
Boyce.
Suplee,
add,t.onal
stock
common
fiscal
due
and
Offered
par.
1.40%
and
Anthony
Co.;
Weld & Co.,
Appliance Corp. 13,250 shares of common
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $6
Offered
key employees.
speculation."
a
Glaze Corp.
cents).
par.
share.
per
"as
Inc.,
White,
at
York
Banks
1950
July 3,
1950
and due Dec,
1,
1950.
Purpose, refunding. Price, at par. Offered by Macdonald
G. Newcomb,
New York fiscal agent.
by Edgerton, Wykoff & Co.
Cable
Offered
187,500 General Computing Machines Corp. 50,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par 1 cen').
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,
Walker &
New
Federal
3,
($10,290,000),
Dann & Co.
Rome
$5i.
Otis.
&
H.
Co.;
Price,
Purpose,
$li.
(par
share.
per
243,913
53,000 Gearko, Inc., 106,000 shares of common stock (par 1 cent).
Purpose, for new equipment, working capital, etc.
Price,
50 cents per fhare.
Offered semi-privately by Gearhart,
Co.,
Offered
stock
Co.;
Oversub¬
191,376 Claussner Hosiery Co., Inc., 15,948 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Purpose,
for corporate purposes.
Price, $12
share.
$2),
79,500 Roberts-Gordon
&
299,970 Bulova Watch Co., Inc., 9,090 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $33 per
share.
Offered by company to certain employees.
per
Tucker,
Coip.;
G.
&
10,000 shares of
Television
(par
par.
new
Offered
par.
Corp.;
$7.25 per share.
public by corporation, without underwriting.
240,000 shares of class A common
Purpose,
Price, at
etc.
American
Wertheim
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
Credit
July
Price,
debentures
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
mon,
capital,
Swiss
Securities
fc Co.;
Purpose, to purchase
for working
capital.
Watling,
Co.
&
comb,
24,725,000
Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stein Brot lers
& Co., Inc.; Stone St Webster Se¬
72,500 Remington Corp.
scribed.
300 000 BloKoIGas Svstem, Inc.,
Union
dated
refunding
505,000).
Nicolaus
Corp.;
Co.;
and
Cummins,
&
Witter
Stifel,
curities
Sills,
Co.;
&
Co.;
l.ng, Lerchen
Inc.;
Agnew
Purpose,
Co.;
William R. Staats
Intermediate
debentures
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Bchwabacher & Co.; Scott &
I. M. Simon & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.,
&
.
Farm Loan and Government Agency Issues
$27,795,000 Federal
Stringfellow;
Pairman & Harris, Inc.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith. Barney & Co.; 8mith,
Moore & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; William R. Staats
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Under¬
wood,
Neuhaus & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Vietor,
Shuman,
Northwest
& Co.;
Mason
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Riter
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Chas. W.
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Co.,
&
E.
A.
W. L. Lyons & Co., Laurence M. Marks &
Hagan, Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Maynard H. Murch & Co.;
Pacific
McDonald & Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben
& Co.;
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
P. S. Moseley 6c Co.; Maynard H. Murch & Co.; Newhard,
Cook & Co.; The Ohio Company;
Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jack on & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;
Presscott,
Hawley, Shepard
& Co.,
Inc.; R. W.
Presprich & Co.; Putn-m & Co.; QuaJl & Co.; Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.,
Inc.;
Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds &
Co.; Riter & Co.; Rotan, Mosle & Moreland, Inc.; Sage,
Hagan,
Legg
Co.;
.
privately,
vindicates issues sold
competitively.
•(Indicates special offering.
Co.
Price,
Co.;
&
Blyth
Beane.
i
25,000
$21.37V2
&
,
.
i
.
shares
per
Co.,
-
of
share.
Inc,
and
{
Number 4927
Volume 172
.
50,000 shares of
share.
Offered
Republic Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill
Public
stock
common
Service
par).
Indiana
1,050,000 Northern
Price, $21
(no
by Central
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
per
415,000 Prophet (Fred B.) 40,000 shares of common stock
Price, $10.37'/2 per share.
Offered by Smith,
(par $1).
Hague &
profit
Contmon
Erie
Light
(par
&
of common
Offered by
Co. 6,000 shares
$9.75 per share.
Power
&
Price,
$10).
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Co.,
Pacific Coast Securities Co.; Straus & Blosser;
Johnson
& Co.; Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.,
H.
R.
and
Corp.
Manufacturing
stock
for
&
Co.
shares of common
share.
Offered by
50,000
990,000 Stuart
Co. 99,000 shares of common
Price, $10 per share.
Underwritten by
Period End.
stock (par $1).
William R. Staats
Co.
stock
Price,
$5).
(par
Corp. 7,000 shares of common
$18.12»/2 per share.
Offered by
Corp. 12,365 shares of
Transmission
Gas
stock
common
Offered by Smith,
$19 per share.
Price,
(par $51.
stocks.—V.
172,
Collings and Co., Inc.; Elkins, Morris & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
First Securities
Co.
of Chicago; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
C.
taxes—
The Ohio Company;
$80,368
I$29,528
§$4,030
$111,704
246,574
246,739
246,574
$0.12
$0.01
for
loss
investment,
on
Rupe
Inc.,
The
this
of
that
subsidiaries.-
reports
Company
1,240,820
1,240,820
$0.56
$1.01
earnings
This is
taxes.
received
14
of
notice
a
first
the
for
Fort
half
for the
share
Wayne
See
six
per
Electric
202,000 Wisconsin
Power
$10).
Price,
(par
Co. 10,000 shares
$20.20 per share.
Price,
of common
Offered by
Blyth & Co., Inc.
of
86
cents
170,
2024,
p.
—V.
171,
Frontier Refining Co.
special
tIndicates
issues
serial
-
Bonds Placed Privately—The
fi¬
10-year
has announced completion of a long range
program
first
mortgage
used to pay the balance due in connection with
the
purchase of a government
refinery at the company's refining
properties in Cheyenne, Wyo.
The remainder of proceeds were added
proceeds
The
„
were
capital.
working
the authorized preferred
stock by 3,500 shares of 5%
preferred stock (par $1001, which have
been retired, and authorized the issuance and sale of the above men¬
tioned $2 100.000
of bonds, under an indenture with United States
National Bank, Denver, Colo., trustee, dated March 1, 1949.—V. 170,
stockholders
The
p.
June
on
23
voted
had
offering,
competitively.
\
•Earnings per
'After
1993.
p.
'
'
J
,
1<>50—Month—194;>
Period End. May 31—
Net
expenses
taxes
$5,950,581
356,009
4,388.044
4,208,131
$118,161
_
income
(net)
income
$5,596,095
$478,830
389,726
$122,821
$1,562,537
$1,387,964
1,236
725
20,098
23,256
$123,546
$1,582,635
$1,411,220
and
_
Utility oper.
1950—19 Mos.—7 04O
$507,887
revenues
Operating
—
income
22,447
6,014
268,088
$96,950
$117,532
$1,214,547
$1,266,029
of
Treasurer
as
dividend
67,500
67,500
$1,247,047
$3.14
p.
shares
share—381,994
2608.
Period End. May 31—
Oper.
exps.
taxes—._
&
Exploration
1950—Month—1949
1950- -12 Mos.—1949
$2,310,315
$30,790,251
2,131,229
1,587,038
22,306,422
15,484,306
1,469
10,269
370,316
16,770
$809,589
$713,007
$8,113,513
$9,693,312
29,373
income
Gross
;
Federal
,
33,111
475,598
131,627
Other
$746,118
$8,589,111
$9,824,9^9
267,643
240,468
2,999,550
1,913,961
131,000
114,339
1,228,914
2,437,041
$391,312
$4,360,648
$5,473,936
78,988
34,479
629,244
413,750
(t
inpome
requirem'ts for
preferred
$361,337
surplus
and
—V.
stock
for com. divs.
Balance
171,
p.
$356,833
$3,731,403
$5,060,186
2608.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.
company
wilt
Wall
has
called for
Co.—Partial Redemption—
redemption
on
Sept.
1, 1950, out of
the sinking fund, $127,000 of first mortgage 3 W % bonds,
March 1, 1970 at 104% and accrued interest.
Payment
be made at the office of J. P.
Morgan & Co. Incorporated, 23
Street, New York 8, N. Y.—V. 172, p. 10.
''
moneys
series
A.
chgs.
after
and
1949
1948
$11,072
$102,530
307,071
earns,
$5,768,788
24,711
$586,316
$4"0 115
$3,870,497
1,098,462
$5,793,499
786,673
(net)
—
101,311
amortization
&
Preferred
2,550
41,245
40,028
*$49l,C3G
$383,555
$5,730,790
$4,966,798
requirements..*!.
dividend
to
Common
Earnings
per
outstanding
shares
—V.
924,600
;
329,061
$234,724
386,423
1950
taxes—
in
due
$1.71
1950
1949
1948
$495,381
$413,397
$412,895
.'361,286
328,441
328,441
$1.11
$0.97
$0.97
after taxes
profit
company
record
date
total
is
preceding record
tEarnings
—V.
172,
Stockholders—
reports it had 249,418 stockholders as of June 16,
dividends payable July 25.
fewer than the 250,075
on
file March 17, the
date.—V.
letter
recently
filed
with
SEC
there
v/as
for the purpose of drilling a
Southeastern Utah, etc., which have
not been sold although the company is at present anticipating a deal
with a party to sell 500,000 shares at 10 cents per share, less 20%
commission, in Ncvaca. to endeavor to finance the drilling of said
of
wells.
test
stock
shallow
See
172,
V.
offered
be
to
wells
test
in
196.
p.
Corp.—June
Stores
—V.
172, p.
will
171,
due
together
made
be
on
Aug. 21, 1950,
all of its 3'/2%
July 1, 1966.
Payment of 102% of the
with interest accrued to the redemption
The Chase National Bank,
New York City.
redeem
will
debentures,
amount
date
Paper Corp.—Calls Debentures—
Pulp &
fund
—V.
6%—
11.
corporation
principal
Sales Increased
1950—6 Mos—1949
$2,116,839 $13,533,448 $13,813,244
1950—Month—1949
$2,243,957
Sales
at
2196.
p.
IIupp Corp.—Acquisition—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
The
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$5,472,800 $11,830,100 $10,385,400
$5,996,300
1,403,900
1,019.243
3,180,200
1,039.971
2,547,800
1,019.248
Earnings per com. share
$1.59
$1.33
$3.06
$2.50
,
income
1,650,200
taxes.
-V.
General Telephone Corp.
I
171,
p.
1784.
corporation
—
Unsubscribed Stock Pub¬
& Webster Securities
-Corp. and Mitchum, Tully & Co. and associated under¬
writers.
The offering represents the unsubscribed por¬
tion of the 199,350 additional shares which the corpora¬
tion offered to its common stockholders early in July at
$25 per share at the rate of one share for each six shares
held. The subscription rights expired July 19.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone
of
the
new
investments
in
stock
will
be
used
by
company to
of subsidiary
the
stock equities
companies in connection with their 1950 construction programs.
Giving effect to the sale of the additional common stock there will
be
outstanding
1,395,441 shares along with $10,000,000 of funded
deht and 206,918 shares of 4.40%
preferred stock of $50 par value.
See also V. 172, pp. 195 and 108.
common
July
on
19
announced
the
acquisition
of
all the
stock of Ackerman-Blaesser-Feezey. Inc., Detroit manufacturer
window regulators.
The price paid was not disclosed.
capital
automobile
of
—V.
171, p. 2304.
Indiana Associated Telephone
Period End. May
licly Offered—Public offering of 43,078 shares of common
stock was made on July 21 at $25.25 per share by Paine,
its
notification
of
of
shares
couple
Co.—Earnings—
1,039.971
Increase
$1.77
$2.34
108.
p.
the
700,000
172, p. 108.
shares outstdg.
profit
proceeds
1950—6 Mos.' -1949
$0.87
$1.33
share_
com.
per
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Period End. June 30—
Earns,
,
shares representing 10%
stock dividend paid on
tAfter preferred dividend requirements.—V. 172, p. 196.
32,845
1950.
sinking
for
sales
Federal
share
common
per
.'Includes
t
657
General Portland Cement
Common
outstanding
shares
Hudson
General Electric Co.—Has Fewer
Net
2,461,299
171, p. 2400.
The
The
.
.
share
common
753,000
$4,213,798
.
;
stock
common
$4,806,190
2,719,899
$1.77
k
'
"
Applicable
74,010.
2,769
income———_
Net
1667.
171, p.
The
This
$6,857,993
12,504
deductions—!
Operating
$838,968
$440,325
Federal income tax
Dividend
17,718,812
$456,362
3,753
Period Ended June30—
before
tax
deductions
income
inpome
Net
19,490,121
$585,272
1,044
10.
Six Months Ended June 30—
'After
Total
p.
Tonnage
'Net
income
172,
Period End. June 30—
develop¬
&
Balance
Other
1,470,867
revenues—
income
Interest
$25,194,388
costs
ment
1,681,465
Howard
The
(Del.) (& Subs.) —Earnings—
$2,942,287
revenues
may
Gauley Mountain Coal Co.- -Earnings—
the
El Paso Natural Gas Co.
884.
Hi-Gravity Oil Co., Inc., Salt Lake City—Financing—
group
be varied from time to time at their discretion.
The
originally took down 226,510 shares out of 340,000 shares
price
syndicate
—V.
p.
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,927,229 $26,348,114 $23,487,600
$2,266,7. 7
Balance
$1,198 529
$3.26
requirements—
applicable to com. stock and surplus
per
underwriting
offered—V.
Net
$2.52
170,
taxes_
Hercules Powder Co.,
the appointment of John B.
announces
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Kidder Peabody & Co. and Harrinian, Ripley & Co., Inc., on
July 19 announced they are offering
140,000 unsold shares at $14
per share, with a concession of 80 cents per share being allowed to
members of the NASD.
The underwriters also stated that the offer¬
ing
145,190
deductions
income
Operating
requirements.—V.
1950—.i nth—1949
31—
revenues
oper.
Other
Gaiineau Power Co.—Stock Offered—
$119,398
Operating
171,
$2.10
share
common
Oper. expenses &
June 30,
this company and of National Lift Co. of
Waukesha, Wis., a wholly owned subsidiary.
He has been Assistant
Treasurer of the company since 1946.—V. 171, p. 2399.
Electric Co.—Earnings—
Paso
640,017
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Earnings—
Inc.—New Treasurer—
Fisher, President,
F.
Edward
1950—6 Mos—1949
$11,494,065 $10,667,151 $55,355,515 $59,325,063
—-
171,
An
1949
$1,649,907
640,017
:
preferred dividends
Period End. May
In
Earnings
1950
$1,364,610
*
charges
outstanding
'
Net
Sales Rose 7.7%—
1950—Month—1949
Period End. June 30—
Gar Wood Industries,
Corporation and
(Continued from page 2)
—V.
shares
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Earnings—
Sales—
Investment News
Balance
p.
Common
105.
Gray
Preferred
Equipments—
be
108.
172,
Common
sold
General
Net
1950—5 Wks.—1949
1950—18 Wks.—1949
$14,923,695 $14,166,257 $52,177,939 $45,147,934
Six Months Ended June 30—
with the sale of $2,100,000
4% bonds to Teachers Insurance
and Annuity Association of New York City and Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
nancing
—V.
Income
Co.—July Sales Up 13.3%—
received by the company,
at Room 905, 2 Wall St.,
Y., at or before noon (EDT) on Aug. 2 for the purchase
from it of $14,130,000 equipment trust certificates, reries of 1950, to
mature in 30
equal semi-annually instalments beginning on Feb. 1,
1951, and ending Aug. 1, 1965.
The certificates are to be secured by new railroad equipment costing
not less than $17,688,000.
Such new railroad equipment will consist
of 26
Diesel-electric single-unit
locomotives, 21 of various 1500 hp.
Diesel-electric
freight and passenger locomotive type "A" and "B"
units, 38 sleeping cars and 40 of various other passenger train cars.—
a
—
$1,180,535
$1.09
N.
Operating
company
4
2400.
p.,
will
Bids
1,000 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred
10,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents)
and
1948
1949
t$800,684;
$0.75
,
requirements and based
on
combined
and 940,858 shares of class B stock.—
Great Northern Ry.—Bids for
covering
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—June
Gross
of class A stock
Six Months Ended June 30—
flndicates
Other
dividend
preferred
Sales
Sherwood, Ore.—Files With SEC
July 8 filed
on
Atomic Energy
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.—Earnings—
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $100)
to be offered in
units of one preferred share and 10 shares of common stock at $101
per unit, without underwriting.
The proceeds will be used to pay off
mortgage and for additions, plant facilities and equipment.
company
the
1950
$795i,383
$0.75
'
Net profit after taxes and
The
stock from
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.) —
taxes
share
Grand Union
Inc.—Exchange Offer—
$51,670,355.
El
after
per
V.
195.
months
period.—V.
year
the
increase
345.
p.
Period End. July 1—
above.—V, 170, p. 982.J
City Stores Co.
Frontier Leather Co.,
Inc.;
5,000 shares of common stock.
share.
Offered by Coffin, Betz & Co.
profit
New York,
fractional increase over earnings for the same
Franklin Simon & Co.,
to
capital
171, p. 360.
from
rights to subscribe to
postponed.—V. 172, p.
been
period in 1949 and does not include earnings by the company's affiliate,
the
Southern
Paperboard Co.,
which are approximately
$1.23 the
150,000 shares of
Corp.
168,
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
1,255,116
outstanding after deduction of all reserves including
share
common
Federal
689,132
Corrugated Paper Co.—Earnings—
Fort Wayne
the
July
on
proposed offering
the
stock has
common
proposal
plant for
chemical processing
$500,000
a
,'.Earnings
V.
759,541
1,240,820
$0.61
Exchange
Stock
York
New
a
shares of
Earnings—
Offering Postponed—
corporation
holders
Value of Shares—
approved
224,444
reported that the company has been awarded a contract
also
build
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$9,313,614 $14,789,389 $15,232,545
637,839
1,240,820
$0.52
taxes—
share
per
Stock
Son;
Co.,
13
outstanding
$20 per share.
It was
to
June
on
the
of
Commission.—V.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
outstdg—
shares
Earnings
H.
&
&
61,250 Ultrasonic
stock
whollyrowned
in.
$9,285,484
—
profit after
to
$12.25
§After provision
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Earnings—
Pacific Co. of
Davis & Co.; First Southwest Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; R. A.
G. H. Walker & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.;
The First Cleveland Corp.;
Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; H. M. Byllesby &
Co.
(Inc.); Kalman
& Co., Inc.;
Schneider, Bernet &
Hickman; Straus & Blosser; Sanders & Newsom; Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co.; R. J. Edwards, Inc.;
Judson S.
James & Co., and H. I. Josey & Co.
Paul
Co.;
Underwood
,
to
'After
Period End. June 30—
common
stock
(par $2.50).
Price, $13.62V2 per share.
Under¬
written
by A. C.
Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Dittmar & Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Dallas Union
Foods,
stockholders
value
$0.45
iProfit.
tLoss.
$16.71
2.00
share
share
1784.
Girdler Corp.—Increases Stated
2313.
p.
Sales
holder.
Trust
common
171, p.
87,762 shares
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Rogers &
Co.; Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.;
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; Winslow,
Douglas & McEvoy; Woodard-Elwood & Co.; Wurts, Dulles
& Co., and F. S. Yantis & Co. Inc.
Oversubscribed. The
proceeds went to Cities Service Co., the selling stock¬
(Mrs.)
$26.11
3.32
preference
per
1,169,670
$4,702,332
67,050
246,739
Nil
share
per
169,
Inc.; Shields &
Dallas
per
—V.
Paine,
California;
2,043,750 Tucker's
178,754
T$55,046
charges and Federal taxes.
V.
Parsons
& Co.;
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; MayMurch & Co.;
$3,315,746
1,177,728
$7,349,011
period
for
Earned
1950—12 Mos.—1949
§4,030
4,742,372
lorc.gn earnings—
unrealized
against
$17.50
$3,140,727
*607,350
6,136,234
_
income
The
19,200
—
outstdg.
shares
'After
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
&
Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; Jenks, Kirkland
nard H.
taxes
Earned
appointed
546,279
and excess prof¬
domestic income
and
1949
$15,209,252 $11,221,725
...
stated
$839,044
T48.728
55,046
income
Earnings
Edison Co. 302,075 shares of common stock (par
$5).
Price, $11 per share.
Offered bv Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane;
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.;
William Blair & Co.;
Boenning & Co.; Butcher & Sher-
Tracy,
its
195.
P.
Barney & Co.
C.
been
1950
operations
Glenmore Distilleries Co.
13,322,825 Toledo
rerd;
has
1950—3 Mos.—1949
taxes
inc.
income
Capital
Blyth & Co., Inc.
234,935 Texas
York
New
$781,793
Capital
Transmission
of
Co.
Trust
April 30—
before
Federal
Net
Gas
Foreign
Provision
1784.
of
Sales
Protit
of
90,750 Standard Dredging Corp. 33,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)1
Price, $2.75 per share.
Offered by Straus &
Blosser.
Quickly completed.
126,875 Texas
Midland
$1,600,000
value)
par
'Net
$1).
Price. $13.87V2 per
Quickly oversubscribed.
(par
Allen
$3.72
Exchange Buffet Corp.—Earnings—
Stanley
t693,750 Shelter
from
Profit
Depreciation
Martin & Herzberg, Inc.,
Securities Corp.; Odess,
Pelz & Co.
Clayton
342,693
$4.47
first mortgage bonds dated as of June 1,
1950, and has been appointed transfer agent for the common (25c
par
value), first preferred $100
par value)
and second preferred
($50
893,600 Rosefield Packing Co. 111,700 shares of common stock
(par $3).
Price, $8 per share.
Underwritten by Ste¬
phenson, Leydecker & Co.; Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc.;
Edgerton, Wykoff & Co.; Grande & Co., Inc.; Kalman &
355,289
$1.80
(Del.)—Trustee for Bonds, Etc.—
Forge Co.
Marine
The
Rockland
1,402,153
431,972
outstanding
1,703,184
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 171, p.
trustee
Blyth
$13,480,706 $12,587,313
848,882
charges
Net
(par $10).
Co. Over¬
subscribed.
stock
and
taxes
shares
'After
99,900 Rhodes, Inc., 7,400 shares of common stock
Price, $13.50 per share.
Offered by Courts &
after
'Earnings per common share_+
Co., and Straus & Blosser.
58 500
$13,270,960
sales
Net
6 Months Ended June 30—
1943
1949
1950
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
11
Gillette Safety Razor Co.—Earnings Higher—
Elliott Co.—Earnings—
Co.
& Beane.
(291)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Operating
Operating
Rent
of
Net
expenses
171,
$1,355,745
$379,620
$2,044,077
$1,352,034
285,698
1,564.253
1,377,058
3,711
50
250
254,466
244,610
$44,731
$225,108
$230,116
1,955
income
charges
250
49,141
$29 644
taxes
50
2J.1C4
prop
operating
after
—V.
—
$2,048,173
4,096
374,3-3
rcv._
revenues
oper
Operating
Net
oper.
^
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$425 136
revenues
Uncollectible
Corp.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
$425,978
$380,331
852
761
31—
23,661
86,554
148,484
2511.
p.
Industrial Rayon Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Fed.
income
Net
income
'Earns,
per
•Based
on
-
1950—3 Mos.—1949
•
11950—6 Mos.—1949
charges—
$5,502 941
taxes (est.)
after
Income
2,155,000
.
1,470,000
4.340,000
$8,465,320
3,280,000
$3,347,741
.
$2,408,662
$6,819,854
$5,185,320
$1.44
$4.07
$3.10
——
-
com.-si)--—
1,674,391
$2.00
$3,878,662 $11,159,854
,
shares.—V. 172, p. 108.
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(292)
,
.
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
.
International Packers, Ltd.—Co-transfer Agent—
The National
agent
also
for
Lynch Corp.
2,000.000
Net
value common stock.—See
Co., Ltd., below.—V. 171, p. 2400.
shares
Swift International
the
of
$15
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
City Bank of New York has been appointed co-transfer
par
profit
after
1949
1948
$583,932
$357,602
$547,234
450,000
450,000
450,000
$1.29
—
$0.79
$1.21
Capital shares outstanding—,
Earnings per share
,.
—V.
171,
Johns-Manville Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
1950—3 Mos.—-1949
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$43,974,526 $33,153,249
Net -sales
$38,493,577 $73,180,959
"Raw mater'ls, other costs
and
Wages
Deprec.
and
36,779,107
*,4,491,170
exchange
13,677,680
32,2"'5,423
28,806,977
for
1,524.598
3,714,492
1,269,015
2,432,731
2,375,574
6,462,781
2,511,476
4.60o,736
$2,832,169 $10,100,687
$5,765,600
-
$6 172,136
earnings
Preferred
1,162,425
3,444,213
$4,289,323
$1.97
$1,655,375
$0.97
$6,656,437
$3.26
2,778,455
1,860,732
4,551,472
The
$3,312,013
$1.94
3,310,094
share
com.
per
each
be
share
sequently
2,324,850
surplus
will
Co.
by
of
the
of
scrip
1950, as the date as of which the
of new capital stock (par $10)
uutstandning $25 par stock at .Essex Trust
present
Net
shares
Massachusetts Department
made
has
Boston,
Mass.,
agent
to act as scrip
171, p. 950.
certificates.—V.
Public
of
with
arrangements
the
U.
S.
income
—V.
sell
profit
Capital
Arthur
bankruptcy sale
being contingent on
purchase
The
on
woodworking plant
171, p. 2305.
$70,000
company's
included
Kartselle,
at
Ala,,
buy
or
of
bid of $11.15
other
Two
bids
July
White's
1,
612,000
$1.54
612,000
28,169,731
The
received
share;
per
July
on
Stein
and
v.iz.:
12,
Bros.
&
Allyn
C.
A.
$10,125
Boyce,
&
Operating
per-
been
by
this
Radio
obtained
&
in
Peabody & Co. ana White,Weld & Co. (jointly)
of 2%%
first mortgage bonds, series C,
at 101.108 and accrued interest.
See details in
Television
Queens
Besides
both
Co.,
Supply
Island
Long
of
announced
by
said
its
four
171,
Laclede
New
14
City,
about
expansion
Chairman
The
company
time
at
Bankers
Lea
York
is
New
Knott
Hotels
11 Others
in
The
$1,995,665
Net
Preferred
Stock
Privately—
Net
after
$35,741
$48,527
$492,004
Aug.
on
called
14
due
1963,
the
call
Co.
of
102'/a
date
Mercantile-Commerce
Trust
outstanding $5,745,300, of V/2%
its
at
will
be
&
Bank
York.—V.
New
and interest.
made
Trust
172,
Full
Co.,
payment
surrender
upon
Dr3
1,303
15,186
$37,711
$43,524
$493,308
$417,212
13,739
15,707
220,935
167,129
■
,
income
I
.........
deductions
all
1949
1948
13,123,061
number
7,926,759
14,436,000
4.275,589
4,272,531
$2.85
$1.72
(After
requirements.
shares
of
7,989,858
-
dividend
proceeds
will
be
capital,—V.
earnings
John
after
St. Louis,
for
No.
-■
$23,972
dividend
$32,817
$272,372
-i'—
outstanding
D.
used
171,
to
retire
previous
loans
to
and
increase
surplus——
$246,706
taxes
at
$1.73
and
close
charges.
of
period.—
1950
$250,083
and
_
Federal
taxes—— $15,063,350
$9,103,831
$5.88
income
$3.56
President, stated that the record-breaking
continuing at the same rate into the third quarter.
are
plan of recapitalization,
of
to
the
company,
Briefly,
without
crease
In
the
in
the
par
approved
for
plan
value
stated
which will involve
was
shareholders
shares
their
directors
approval
contemplates
to
new
capital
authorized
by
of
to
at
of
$10
reflect
shares.
As
directors
will
following
consider
the
the
special
September
meeting
of
and
half
s
in
171,
from
the
value
par
be
is
tax
on
present
with
in¬
this
to
19,000
With
include
figures
953,779
the
with
merged
$2.31
business
National
of
$1.22
California
Automotive
Fibres
Cotton
Aug.
1,
110.
p.
make
to
action
shareholders
at
561,780
Profit
22,620
208,232
Federal
tax
$353,548
Net
profit
451,800
$0.03
$0.78
__i
:
•:
—
that
be
used
to
pay
off $1,450,000 of outstanding
additional receivables.—V. 170, p. 1397,
six
this
months
Gross,
Gross
of
corporation
1950
President,
were
than
for
announced
about
company
decide
may
suitable
more
the
same
July
on
deliveries
during
all
during
of
During the first six months
reached
mid-year
period,
the first
last
of
half
during the six-
this
approximately
Lockheed's
year,
$226,400,000,
171,
shortly before the annual
remaining
68%
being
of
deliveries
the
of
military services.
Murray,
that
the
per
book
taxes
and
un¬
with
the
total
for
aircraft
to
1950
—.
common
value
per
~
share
share of
compared
1949
$589,647
$953 878
400,000
400 000
$1.47
charges
outstanding
stock
was
$2 27
$10.05
at March
31
with the amount of $8.97 which
was
reported at
The book value of $8.97 at March 31
1949
did not
accumulated earnings of the
Subsidiary which was
not included in the consolidation at
that date.—V. 170,
p. 107.
1949.
to
the
$1,934,821
769.380
769.380
641,150
share..$2.76
$2.52
$2,91
...
dividend
requirements.—V.
Net
Net
Jr.,
Chairman
negotiations
concluded,
are
stock
will
be
sales
the
of
$22,000,000—
Board,
it is expected
redeemed
Oct.
on
July
on
that
13
$14,075,203
$77,058,816
$67,612,225
11,521.064
56 694.640
56.728,991
1,933,869
1,195,496
9,426,333
5,136,632
income
/$2,305.938
$1,358,648
$10,937,843
$5,696,402
charges..——
171,
1,644,301
613,894
7,576,599
2,484,052
$4
cumu¬
at
Income
taxes—__
company on July 18 filed a refinancing proposal with the
Under the proposal, the company would issue 15.000 shares
in
par,
stock,
Electric
The
367,000
U88.000
1580,000
1250,000
profit
$441,758
com.
tax
company's
1950,
to
of
$720,089
*$406,837
$0.74
*$0.58
$1.19
*$0.80
Carryback.
equity
31
cents
compared
Backlog
*$304,617
share—
(Federal
in
undistributed
12
cents
June
at
30
earnings
share
common
for
the
first
of
of
of
the
total
materials
conversion
to
we
use
war
of
S.-Mengel
the
of
of
—V.
171,
first
half
continued
(at
Net
balance
posing
its
of
production,"
1950—Month—1949
171,
$11,547,419
$10,662,195
8,675,937
997,368
$55,700,955 $52,228 674
42,215.940
42,151 333
6,688,955
5,089is74
$1,391,015
$988,890
$6,796,054
$4,987,467
742,090
5,799,361
3,793 156
,
stockholders
stock
shares
voting
172,
p.
to
on
500,000
at
the
July
20
shares
meeting,
investment
is
in
be
sell
ana
England
at
no
of
Gas
no
and
competitive
the
to
dispose
anticipated,
on
its
of
prior
at
to
the
A
and
which
is
earliest
1,
the
will
due
B
Dec.
31,
The
of
pro¬
enabling
within
company
permit
dis¬
of
expedient
1951.
purpose
in
and
due
purposes.
desirous
the
Sept.
dual
investment
basis
a
series
bank
Association
for
A, due 1975.
the purpose of
construction
company
be
to
designed
are
to
for
bidding
series
for
bonds,
pavable
used
trie
estimated
now
transactions
time
New York
The
SEC
the
recovery
voted
from
97%
to
increase
250,000
were
in
shares.
favor
of
Pattern Co., Inc., N. Y. City—Files—
corporation
covering
offered
at
used
be
Sales
July
14
filed
shares
of
7%
on
2.450
($40
par
for
per
Net
shs.
the
the
Of
the
third
1950—3 Mos.—1949
149,000
This
amendment.
109.
of
$93,254,348
$93,300,583
3,598,336
8,536,000
8,565,044
1,266,000
1,416,000
3,379,000
3,370,000
$2,182,386
$5,157,000
$5,195,044
3,435.033
3,435,033
3.435*033
-3,435,033
$0.64
$1.50
$1.51
outstdg.
share
orders
$0.55
June
at
March
at
quarter
of
31,
the
30.
1950,
1950,
of the
end
fiscal
$264,359,568
were
preceding quarter.
$5,278,143
year,
were
has called
trust
4J/2 %
compared
of
new
made.—V.
172, p.
Northern
This
its
parent.
shares
The
to
of
received
Northern
its
general
of
States
common
Wisconsin
its
$500,000
p.
has
stock
company
funds
bank
loans
was
110.
Redemption—
for redemption on Sept. 1. next. $1,155,000
bonds, due Sept. 1. 1975 at 101% %
and
States Power Co.
company
to
During
business
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the J. P. Morgan &
Incorporated, agent, 23 Wall Street, New York 8. N. Y.—V. 172. p.
this
company had asked for single or separate bids to
be made for five blocks of stock on
July 12, only one basket bid
was
made
by Blyth & Co., Inc., of $384,501.
This compared with
$389,413 based on the separate bids, which were
accepted by Middle
West
Corp.
See also
the
following in these columns; Central &
South West Corp.; Central Illinois
Public Service Co.; Kentucky Utili¬
ties Co.; Public Service Co. of
Indiana, Inc., and Wisconsin Power &
Light Co.—V. 172, p. 198.
company
collateral
1950—9 Mos—1949
$36,098,403
3,164,000
obtained and shipments of $24,876,969
authorized
be
$25,067,474
Northern Pacific Ry. Co.—Partial
the
the
to
proceeds
$1,898,000
per
$283,958,395
with
stock
The
taxes
income
Earnings
notification
preferred
taxes..
income
Capital
of
Aviation, Inc.—Earnings—
income.
inc.
before
letter
a
cumulative
share),
without underwriting.
expansion and working capital.
other
and
Profit
Middle West Corp.—Bids Received—
Although
shares
150,000
New
presently invested in the company, and also to improve
salability of common stock of the company in the future, thus
placing
the
company
in
a
more
favorable
position
for
successful
independent operation.—V. 172, p. 13.
Michigan Bumper Corp.—Stock Increased—
capital
by
mortgage
notes
application,
North American
2512.
p.
held
issue
first
of
would
9 Mos. End. June 30—
1,195,220
charges
is
stock,
common
the amount
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$11,588,670 $10,703,897 $55,918,239 $52,445,337
41,251
46,702
217,284
217,163
1,361,028
income
the
Association
the
situation."
priority only in the event
said Alvin A. Voit, President.
8.795,376
__
to
which
Unfilled
after
—V.
of
$1,250,000
Federal
operating
$1,880,000
the
According
to
proposes
(b)
of
outrianding
which
mortgage sinking fund bonds,
the
bond
sale
would
be
used
and
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
of
and
high
war
high
1887.
p.
also
first
1952;
the
of
1949.
of
are
U.
for
half
$7,852,000 indicates
level operations subject to the effect of
changes in the
Most
presently
of
shares
the
Mengel
per
with
orders
its
all
140,000
Association,
proceeds
date
and
par,
for
stock,
company
posed
per
$100
exchange
common
retiring
1950—6 Mos.—1949
SEC.
$4.50
of
preferred
101.—
$5,535,315 $17,955,066 $12,092,434
*492,617
*1,300,089
*656,837
808,758
taxes
♦Loss.
Electric Co., Cambridge, Mass.—Plans
Financing—
The
par
the
2611.
p.
New Hampshire
.
an¬
1950,
15,
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$9,409,659
._
before
The
Co.—Earnings1950—5 Mos.—1949
11.802.291
__
1963,
Period End. June 30—
Net
2306.
p.
$16,042,098
revenues
operating
after
—V.
2306.
p.
(The) Mengel Co., Inc.—Earnings-
Profit
3,134,281
$16,030,968 $14,102,446 $77,176,465 $67,723,699
24,870
27,238
117,649
110,474
rev..
oper.
taxes
The
Net
171,
1950—Month—1949
revenues
$3,600,000
.
common
1,200,000
$2,004,712
expenses
air¬
"* m0n!hS t0""ed ab0Ut
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
1,249,000
.shares
Uncollectible
the company is negotiating
lative preferred
V. 172, p. 197.
—V.
profit after
Common shares
3,253,712
1.440.000
common
preferred
Operating
a loan of $22,000,000 through
a group
of institutions for the purpose
retiring the outstanding $15,000,000 issue of $4 cumulative preferred
stock and of providing additional
working capital.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co., Inc. (A
Subs.)—Earns.
Net
3,624,921
$2,184,921
Operating
of
The
WWmCV.'HU 25$°* the
on
Feb. 10, last, of
in the treasury)
share.—V. 172, p, 13,
held
June 17. '50
June 18, '49
June 19, '48
$136,970,520 $125,213,715 $123,836,523
....
per
Operating
New
J.
com¬
505
backlog of
compared
32%
sale
been
at $8.75 per
provision
Period End. May 31—
Goldman, Sachs & Co., from
Net
of $202,268,000.
comprised approximately
the
This
and
year.
backlog
sales
with
1949,
this company
taxes._i.__—.—
common
year
19.
of
Employees Voted—
the
had
New England Telephone & Telegraph
durin0,
last
$83,000,000.
215
Commercial
higher
period
this company delivered 346
airplanes
for an estimated total sales of
delivered
orders
before
♦Earned
to
split up its stock
listing.
Definite action
for
McGraw & Co.—Awarded New Contract—
Operating revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev._
50%
said
period
with
by
(which
....
No.
Corp.—May Split Stock—
the
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—To Borrow
23.
will
buy
sales
E.
Sales
$3,561,305
.
the .issue
weeks.—V.
William
their
Aug.
on
executives of
ratified
27
stock
the
seven
Earns,
dividend
June
on
capital
24 Weeks Ended—
1949
awarding of a $2,847,000 construction contract for a new
sewage treatment plant in Providence, R. I., this company announced
that it has signed more than $8,000,000 worth of new contracts in the
shareholders.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Sales
Up 50%—
Airplane
certain
451,800
(est.)_.__
Period End. May 31--
31,
953.779
$1.57
—
was
of
Operating
change plus an
July. 1 there were
of
shares
will
proceeds
and
as
172,
♦After
understood
(F. H.)
July 20.
effect
1950
which
57,384
will probably not be taken before September,
meeting.—V. 172, p. 197.
sub¬
meeting
Mutual Life Insurance Co. and the Continental
Assurance
Co. on 10-year 4% subordinated
notes, it was announced
Earnings
764,632
$1,160,564
996,145
stockholders
6,900
•
amounted
months'
1,430,786
$2,207,711
___
National Radiator Co.—Stock to
464.
p.
order
of
Robert
1,014.842
$1,566,116
share...
$2,483,879
tax—
McDonnell Aircraft
171, p. 2512.
first
1,925,196
National Tea Co.—Earnings—
1950
income
•
If
Liberty Loan Corp.—Places Notes Privately—The cor¬
poration has borrowed $2,225,000 from the New
England
The
1948
$22,907,331
3.638.497
—
per
Co.
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
...
—V.
split of
will
special
a
change
a
shares
account
number
two-for-one
a
2,562,408 shares outstanding, owned by more than
The company has no preferred stock or bonds.
meeting
1949
$30,885,611
2,580.958
capital shares
1949.—V.
to
reported.
increase
Wholly-Owned
(&
$28,991,920
_
:
provisions
NOTE—The
150,000
$1.67
tax
$34,764
income
income
nounced
1949
Earnings were after computation of tax reserves on basis of the
Increased corporation tax rates
proposed by the Ways and Means Com¬
mittee of Congress, Mr. Biggers
23.
Inc.
1950
—
profit
Earned
$250,083
175.000
$1.41
stock
common
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
last
696.
p.
Biggers,
sales
mitted
Fibres,
charges——
25,666
requirements
—
before
Net
Mo.,
(N. M.)—Bonds Placed Privately
share
per
shares
Automotive
at
1969.
Earnings
Net
Mills
—
stock
-
—
sales
Federal
197,
p.
6 Months Ended June 30—
1950,
12,
252.
$402,026
1,971
income
Profit
—
March
A,
p.
subsidiaries.)
1950
-
sales
1,593,639
Martin-Parry Corp.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Earnings Higher—
Record-Breaking Sales Continue—Plans Stock Split—
«ive
168,
Corp.
eastern
York, through Underwood, Neuhaus & Co. of Hous¬
an issue of $300,000 first mortgage 3%%
bonds,
working
The
Australian
•
6 Months Ended June 30—
1,657,505
Ealance
par
County Gas Co.
due in
the
Aug.
3'/2%,
on
series
Subs.)—Earnings—
ton, Tex.,
1949
redemption
bonds,
198.
p.
$2,149,509
the
of
part
a
—It was announced on July 17 that this
company has
placed privately with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
the
172,
118,936
Preferred
It
filled
V.
$167,462
Common shares outstanding
on
at
convertible debentures,
of accrued interest to
craft
tApproximate
1950—12 Mos.—1949
Earnings per common share—V.
172,
p.
109.
July 13 sold $5,000,000 of 4.6% pre¬
($25 per share) to Yale University
number of insurance companies.
a
pares
•
share
common
preferred
143,561
the
of
program.
properties,
the
City hotels and
Jersey
New
H.
Knott,
$2,500,000 and
David
Co.—Places
Gas
company
Mr.
&
—
shares
per
*After
Corp.
N, Y.,
2197.
p.
ferred stock
the
for
mortgage
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
British
—
common
♦Earned
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter Ended May 31—
notes
first
by institutional investors.—V.
$102,704,934 $79,347,103 $73,739,148
income
$179,302
.
Net
on
Co.—Securities Placed
called
company
outstanding
owned
sales
oper. income—
income (net)
Net
on
July 20 made known the purchase
of two
Jersey hotels, the Robert Treat, in Newark and the
at Trenton, from Albert W. Stender, the seller.
operates
or
—V.
the
date,
its
(Excluding
No.
'
CorpJ—Further Expansion—
to involve
corporation's current
cities,—V.
The
$2,855,530
New
was
Knott
Aug.
$3,404,120
13, 1950, this company issued and
principal amount of first mortgage bonds,
Monsanto Chemical Co.
taxes-
Gross
purchase,
Board,
A
Water
$0.18
tNet
General
1950—Month—1949
Utility
Other
$3,500,000
corporation
The
year
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$347,900
:
Consolidated
same
of
were
20,269,328
brought' in Supreme Court
action
against
company
revenues
Oper. expenses &
Kidder,
1980,
Stacy-Trent,
Net
1950—Month—1949
$344,004
6 Months Ended June 30—
Maine Public Service Co.
197.
p.
important
or
June 30—
National
'
No reoffering of these shares is planned at
also
were
Knott Hotels
any
6.
$110,207
permanently restraining and enjoining them from further price cutting.
172, p. 12.
Income
and
the
all
which
of
Federal
14,
offered
172,
The
of
p.
—V.
stock of this company, recently offered
awarded on July 12 to Blyth & Co., Inc., on
share.
per
$10.8751
July
publicly
owns
$341,314
taxes
.
Period End. May 31—
Co., Inc.,
share.
due
Federal
outstanding—
have
York
New
present.
V.
will
Co.
6,118 shares of common
by Middle West Corp., were
On
and
1949
1785.
p.
Judgments
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Stock Awarded—
its
charges
shares
171,
and
The
Trust
90, 111.—V. 171,
1, 1980, and 7,000 shares ($100
value) of cumulative preferred stock, series A, 41/2%,
securities being sold to institutional investors.
On
1950
Magnavox Co.—Obtains Injunctions—
was
the sale.—V.
in
So. La Salle Street, Chicago
231
out¬
fund
series A, 3%%, due July
Net
real estate to the company.
of the
neers
not
—V.
June 12 purchased the
at Birmingham, Ala., for $65,000, the
the lease by the Army Corps of Engi¬
at
company
after
Earnings per share
Copper produced (lbs.)
Bankruptcy—
associates of Chicago
and
Cooksey
the
trustee,
the
sinking
Payment
Privately—On July
Trust
par
Six Months Ended June 20—
Net
Keller Motors Corp.—Sold at
all of
4»/2 %
such
2609.
171, P-
1950,
172, p. 109.
1950,
taxes
1,
15-year
1959 at 100% and accrued interest.
Continental Illinois National Bank &
sold $5,000,000
Colony
Canadian
&
Aug.
on
mortgage
1,
Monmouth
Utilities.
Old
match,
to
Chicago, III.—Calls Bonds—
redemption
refunding
income—
—V.
Magma Copper Co.—Earnings—
'Incl.
at
for
and
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
July 24,
2V2
of
called
Aug.
Period End.
fixed
made
company
due
made
be
has
general
Chicago,
Co., transfer agent, 25 Exchange Street, Lynn, Mass. Scrip certificater
will be issued
in
lieu
of fractional shares.
The change in
the par
value was
approved by the stockholders on Feb. 6, 1950, and sub¬
128,737
37
1 832,813
Balance
Earns,
64,369
dividends
dividends
Common
bonds
1150.
p.
directors have
17,895,654
depletion--
*Taxes
Net
*
salaries
and
The
1
-
21,362,021
—
This club
standing
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Split-Up Effective—
16,201,279
,-i
expenses
Midlothian Country Club,
1950
taxes—„—
SEC
at
(Wis.)—Stock to 'Parent—
authorization
Power
Co.
par
will
available
(Minn.)
($100
add
for
incurred
for
the
1950
per
on
to
an
issue
proceeds
of
the
construction
construction
page
and
additional
sell
to
30,000
share).
1889,
(Continued
Co.
11)0.
49)
stock
and
sale
to
pay
purposes.—V.
171,
Number 4927
Volume 172
.
fcxrr,.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.7tm
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
Mill RANGE III PRICES
: WEEKLY VOLUME OF TMOINl
;
FOR EVERY USIEO ISSUE
HUM* RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
4 per share
37
Jun
1%
Jun
S per share
Dec
61
3%
Dec
17%
Oct
21% Maj
117%
jun
23
Dec
4 per
4 per
share
4 %
1
2% Feb
Apr
23% May 17
July 12
23% Jun
13
Adams
14
Adami-Millis
19% Jan
18
3
44%
Sep
37
July 14
47
Dec
39 %
July 14
52
14%
Not
19%
Dec
5%
Jun
11Vs Dec
17% Jan
39% Apr
3
17
13% Mar 15
8% July 12
May
18%
Jan
97% Mar
2%
Jun
61%
Dec
23% May
110% Dec
4% not
51
55% Mar
5
Jan
25% Jan
20% July 13
110 % Jan
18%
Dec
15% Mar 29
73
Sep
67% Jan
4
Feb
4
Dec
2% Jun
27
40%
Feb
82%
Dec
58
July
64%
Jan
86%
Dec
76
Jun
27
Jan
21% Jan
3
Jun
88
Sep
83
July
6
Jun
165
27%
Mar
104
93%
Feb
85% Feb
2
83% Jan
4
28
30% Jun
1
Allied
13
38% Jun
23
Allied
Stores Corp
24%
Jun
30% Oct
27
Jun
25%
Feb
35%
32% Jan
Dec
21
...
May
4*
J
preferred
97% Nov
93
Feb
16
33%
Dec
28% Jun
27
35% May 29
Allls-Chalmers
Jun
89
Oct
81% July 12
91
26%
Jan
37%
Dec
30
•»»%
Jun
Apr
89%
Feb
34%
Jan
6%
y%
not
43
Jan
120% Oct
46
Sep
July
3
4% Jan
5
100% Mar
26
8
Apr
6
6
20
Jun
27
Dec
14 % July 13
2R% JaD
61% July
*7% Jun
69
Oct
2
67% Jun
16
12
Deo
2 7
14 % Apr
21
Mar
J%*
6*
36
Jan
5
sa
Jan
104
Jan
101 % Feb
8
105
Jun
13
Jan
7% Jan
13
auet
12
96% July
6% Jun
Jun
4%
Dec
Jan
2%
81
106%
Dec
172% Mar
120% May 24
3% Jan
July
22
'
30% Feb
43% July 13
Feb
47% Sep
15 V*
Feb
19% Dec
Jun
19% Oct
17% Jun
79
15% July 17
14
87
61%
12
61
39%
Feb
13
26
21 % July 13
25%
35%
Feb
26% Jan
55% Jun
Dec
82
Mar
Deo
Jan
49
Feb
23
8
76% Jun
13
Jan
Jun
180
Dee
36% Mar
19
16
178% Jun
113% Jun
23
46% Jun
13
115% Jan
32% Jan
13
Range 81nee Jan.
4%
Feb
6%
15%
Feb
19%
13%. Jan
1% Jam
Jan
44t
6%
Jan
Oct
Dec
21% Not
3% Dm
69%
Dee
21% Jun
18% July 17
17
Jun
27
*
2'/« JUly 13
64% Jan
3
54
Jt.a
44%
Juty 12
34
Jun
43% Oct
39% Feb
9
Jun
6% Oct
47/s Jan
3
5%
Jan
Feb
11%
Feb
15% Mar
3
Jan
ju
34% Apr
9% Sep
7% July 14
11
13
Mar 10
92
13
July J 7
157/8 Apr
18%
3
18% Feb
12
15
3
91% Feb
27
17% May
12
Sep
7% Mar
167«3 July 18
12% July 12
Jan
4
5% Jail
3
78
4%
Jun
22%
Jun
33% Dec
29
Mar 22
96%
Jan
105% not
104
5%
Jan
7
Oct
July 13
26
28%
Not
33%
Dee
32
Feb
36% Aug
6% Jun
24
July 13
32% July 19
17 y8 July 12
14% Jen
178
8%
Sep
Dec
not
23%
Jan
49
37
Jun
43% Deo
Jun
66%
Feb
130
Jan
Jan
164
42%
Jan
Dec
Dee
150
Sep
11% July 12
175% July 18
57/a July 13
34
3%%
conv
pfd series
July 18
July
16
Jun
138
45
Dec
not
160%
Jan
Jan
76%
Dec
Jan
60%
135
163%
Dec
49% May
1117 V*
Apr
6%
Jan
74
Dec
12
Apr 24
9% Jan
11
5
27
1?
July 11
25
Jun
27
134% May
9
30
22% Feb
3
3
July 12
30
64% Mar 29
3
161% May 20
76% Jan
153
9
Mar 30
88% Jun
22
12
iviar 22
Jun
38%
21% Feb
28
35% July 11
Sep
91% Mar
84
Apr
20
94% Feb
59%
Jun
80
63
May
4%
Jun
48%
Jun
65
Dec
25%
Jun
35%
Jan
27% Mar 10
22%
Jun
35%
Jan
27% Apr
61
Mar
10
1
75% July 11
14
11% Julv 21
13
6
108
Dee
106
Jan
x51
72
Jun
19
5%
5%
19,000
x91 %
American
'A
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July 12-
23% Jun 19
110% Mar 8
7
65%
Jan
L;«
61% Jun
Jun
28%
Dee
19% Feb
11
28% July 21
11%
Nor
9% Jan
4
4%
Jan
3
Feb
15
10% Jan
5
41%
Mar
y«f>b
6 per
share
7g
American
20
*19
86
86
86
American
74
12
Jun
29y8
Dec
26% Jan
13
39% Jun
23
77
Jun
95
Ppb
89
Jan
3
106% Jun
12
1063/s
11,400
38
40%
5,900
f per share
53A
5%
20
*18%
18%
173/4
Wedaeertay
July 19
July 18
f per share
5'%
6
*18%
20
18%
18
July 20
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18 3/8
2%
20
2%
2%
69%
69%
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5874
60
60
60
CC
47%
45%
47
453/4
46%
45%
41%
41%
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42%
42%
42%
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574
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13
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69
70
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60
60
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29%
29%
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14
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86
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87
87
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13
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31
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32
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27
26
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50
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149
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9,700
1,260
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152
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40
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190
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30
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4,300
162
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37
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5,000
240
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2,600
32%
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32
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52%
141
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25
common
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34
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11,400
26
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25
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25
150
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7
7
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—
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share
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the Week
$ per
6
6
68
46 .* "■
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July 21
Thursday
f ntr share
2%
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88
89%
89 %
91%
92
S2
92
92
93
74
72
72
73
74
74
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74%
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73
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69
70
70
72
71
9%
68
25
68
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50
30
30%
30%
30%
29
29%
29
30
30
100
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32
31
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320
1
31%
33%
32
33%
30%
31%
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31%
32
45,601
1,580.
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new
64 preferred
And** Copper Mining
Steel Corp common
COnw»rMbfe prpferfo/V
19%
20
1-6.25
19%
19%
No par
106%
106%
21%
55 V8
00 V2
56%
56%
23%
23%
23%
24%
*9%
10%.
*9%
10%
Anderson, Clayton A Co
AndereoD-Prtchs'-d Oil Corp
4%*
106
38%
18%
15 prior conv preferred
Copper Mlnlug
Armco
Tuesday
'
100
Areher-naniels-Mtdleod
19%
106%
37%
14
5
A P W Products Co Inc
33% July 14
105%
37%
37
67%
.-55
~
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106%
105%
23/8
No par
6
42% Not
37
36%
32%
Nd par
No par
30
39,200
61%
150
*140
13%
closed
No par
Glass
60%
62%
150
67%
STOCK
EXCHANGE!*■
100
*
59%
*140
18%
common
to
26% May
105%
104%
150
32%
Co
Woolen
62%
60%
*140
18%
preferred
Common
150
*137
18%
18%
14 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com_—ll
Hock
'
5%
18% '
18%
Viscose Corp common—14
Wlrr
61'A
59%
61
37
5%
No par
Woru Co
87
*19
86%
33%
Foundries
Water
20
*85
20
86%
18
preferred
preferred
*19
83
16%
325/«
preferred
American
1,600
20
16 %
18%
com—NO
Co
Tobacco
16
16
32%
American Tel A Tei Co
6%
16
16
173/4
preferred
American
2,900
1,000
16'A
16
24%
preferred '» '
Amertoan Sugar
44
*44%
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Building Co
American Sumatra
5,600
23%
4".3A
44 %
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A Refg com
StorSs
65
23
45
23 V*
44%
181 %
No par
No par
Co
Safety Razor
American 8teel
64%
23%
63%
22%
44i/8
tper share
.
1
Light
Snuff Co
64%
23%
61%
22%
6%
Z
non-cum
63%
61%
104%
'
6%
18,500
43%
30%
preferred
American
29 %
22%
July 17
100
Seating
200
23
60
6%
Rao A St San y
American
132 3 4
23
267/«
*19%
12,500
94
92
94%
131%
300
103%
103%
27
25%
30%
Co
News
92%
130%
26
6%
American Natural Gas
94%
180%
92%
180
25%
30%
Co
American Power A
92%
180 %
*180
Monday
100
preferred
Anocnnde
Jun
5%
No par
Anaconda
8
8% July
7
4% %
33% Jun
15%
footnotes see page 24.
5%
Ltd com.No par
A Metals
American Molasses
amer
,1
preferred
Amer Machine
American Metal Co
33% May 19
48 y*
For
5%
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICKS
No par
Mach A Pdry com
3.90*
Anchor
18% July 13
2% Aug
Amer
121% Mar 28
79
5% Feb
12,100
5
150-
36
'.
100
preferred
American
21%
99% Mar
7%
American Store Co
25
Dec
American
American Locomotive common
11
18 V2 Jun
63
1
preferred
non-cum
21
7% Jan
7%
6*
27
146% Jun
9%
5
87%
103%
-
No par
100
12% Jan
117% Jan
Feb
American Ice Co common
34 V* Feb
146«/4 Jan
9%
4%
20
'•
59
—"50
23 % July
Aug
Jan
convertible preferred
American Home Products
1
52
.10
10
1
A Electric Co
July 14
38% Jan
128
9%
4%
15%
*135
No par
Nopar
No par
6%
18
9
34%
104'A
9%
"
No par
40e
Hide A Leather com
American
51% Mar 16
Jan
6% Mar
121
16% May
185
Jan
22% Mar 24
20% not
10
22
22% May 23
Jun
29% May
128%
33% Mai
36% Jan
44
Dec
Feb
26
8% July 13
166
Jan
Jun
35% Jun
1C6% May 17
145
12% Jan
V
1
American Hawaiian 88 Co
4
28
31%
86% July 17
8
Mar 22
39% July 21
31%
120
22% Jan
American Gas
xl57% Apr
Jun
33%
*103%
9%
60%
1 *18%
JToiy 15
preferred
preferred A
66 preferred
AmeHean Ship
Jun
■'
Saturday
67 2nd
Amer Smelt
Jan
1
7,900
103'A
22%
22%
*43% -44%-
4
■
13
34%
9%
r
67
9
7%
"
♦86%
Foreign. Power com—No par
Amer
3
lay*
•
■
._20
American Export Lines Inc
57% Jan
21 %
.
.
1*10
B—^—100
European Secur
Ameucan
43% Jan
Jun
."
15%
Per
5
139
-
A.IOfl
Tiling
Amtrlcan Encaustic
30
50
•
'
12%
34
33%
25%
60'
*
•
100
13,000
13 Vs
103%
180-
25
•
12%
9%
*103
93%
'180
•
YORK STOCK
July
39 % Mar
«■'
91%
-
34
105
66
*64
9
33%
33%
103%
8%
4%
12%
9
33%
-
.
Investment Co of 111--,—l
13 % July
81% July
84
>:J(i
*,;
American International Corp-No par
Jan
Jan
102
r-'
66
*64
11%
12%
11%
66
*64
33"%
103%
■
66
*64
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11%
_,100
com,
65
65
10
10
Co
19
Jan
22% Dec
76
34%
Mar 29
84
15% Dec
39%
9% Apr
Aug
15y« Dec
100
Jun
142
5
.6% July 11
4b
11%
6% Mar
43 % May
28% July 17
Jun
Jun
1
55 % Mar 22
46%Juri 30
Jun
Mar
4
not
73
10
4% Mar 23
85% Apr
32% Dec
48
12%
169
♦
76% Apr
61% Dee
61%
73
24% Feb
22
12% July 12
Oct
Jun
3,600
EXCHANGE
19% Dm.
Jun
24% Jan
1.900
15%
—100
Cyanamld Co
NEW
8% May 19
13
45%
46
11
70 34
14%
tper share
S per share
5 % July
37
3%
10%
69%
15%
100
American Distilling Co
1
25% Mar 22
Dec
11%
69%
15
1 "
prior preferred
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
10%
€9%
15%
STOCKS
Year 1949
4 per share
11%
69
15%
No par
pn»ferr«H
Range far Previous
Lowest'
10%
68%
15%
No par
ronv
43,400
11
68%
Corp_^^.^l
Co
TV, *
900
15%
■
101% July 12
99
26%
4%%
American
-
42%
10%
American Crystal Sugar com___
23
*41
68
10
preferred il
Chicle
.
2,800
15%
Z-
American Colortype
23
20% July 11
88
July 10
30
81% May
7%
American
42
131%
42%
129 Vs
131
10%
com—par
American Chain A Cable
Mar 22
38
*35%
67%
Broadcasting Co Inc
preferred _1
3,900
4
3%
3%
38
132%
15
American Car A Pdry com—_No par v
18
Jan
Jun
7%
7,900
67%
American Can Co common—,—25
18
41%
200
2,100
60'A
10%
convertible preferred——__100
American Cable A Radio
41
3%
*35%
%
-
.,50
_2
Co
41%
8,901
3174
*
Note common
Shot
38
31%
31%
5
128%
300
59%
32
59%
3%
3%
*35%
41%
30%
59 y'4
125%
8,400
84%
*84
30%
38
40 %
40%
3%
84
31%
31%
84
125
700
35%
99%
*95
'
30%
83
59%
300
27%
34%
35%
99%
30%
122%
122
122
59 Vs
3%
34%
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30%
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*35%
38
94
83
30%
58%
34%
33%
*93%
83
*30
3%
3%
••
27
60
71% July
Jan
190
5
Jun
33% Jan
19% July
3
90% July 12
178
Jun
Brake
27%
30%
30 %
5,100
20
*19%
29%
'♦36
..
187% Sep
21%
4*
21
8% Apr 21
19%
27%
100
preferred
American
14 % Apr
19%
29%
*82%
1,800
220%
219
221
9
8%
8%
27%
34 Vs
59
218%
200
93
27%
94
30
8%
*83
19%
33
58%
215
16,200
33
107
93
*88
8%
8%
76
31%
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27'/4
29
■
93
20
43,200
2,000
3%
107
*104
19!%
94
<-
107
214
33%-
83
*104
3,700
68
*72
32%
19%
95%
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76
31%
3,900
72
67%
68
*72
31%
27
27
32%
-
66
76
30%
*88
215
*19%
27%.
65
64%
*72
8%
17
.—1
American Bosch Corp
30% Mar
30 % July
Bank
American
7
3%
95
1
preferred
cum conv
*70%
3%
93
'
50
American Airlines common.;
75% Jan
70'A
2%
2%
30
2%
17%
2%
2%
2%
1041%
211
19%
27
2%
70%
30%
8%
213%
*19
*118
2%
140
10,100
23
122
*118
122
71
76
*38
210 %
22%
<
*70 Vs
104 %
93
*88
100
Agricultural Chemical__NQ par
45 % Mar
10% Jun
par
22%
■
17
29%
105-'-
9%
52%
22%
9%
16%
63
€2%
13,700
8%
*51%
'
17
-
>104
23'A
25%
80,300
52%
9
2%
27/B
*72
~
24%
*51%
16%
71
2%
76
24%
200
2,400
44
.
16%
16%
■29%
29%
41
5,300
4Vs
4
2%
*10%
60%
*70
par
No par
12
x63
60
122
•*
2%
8%
Corp
30
Jun
25%
122
*118
*
par
No par
27
66
71
-2%
■
-
■
2%
•*-
16%
16%
-
•
-
•
*118
-
2%.
*70%
100
__1
100
9
8%
Limited
27
Dec
118
2%.
No par
Jun
70
24%
118
:
100
9% Jun
40
10% July
Jan
43
100
10
•
Jan
43%
40%
22
common-No par
Amer
61
10%
Mfg
Petroleum
Amerada
i:2% July 20
2
40
21%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
64 convertible preferred
11
Jan
40
37% July 14
37%
21%
con?
AiuiniriLum
60% July 21
53% May 31
2%
37
11
37%
21%
preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Ian
38
21 %
common—No par
100
Feb
July 13
*37
21
No par
Jan
J ¥4%
2,900
9%
5
76
19
*37
24%
23%
23%
No par
83%
Apr
20%
51 %
Allied Kid Co
25%
97
20'A
9%
Mills
3
21%
51%
Allied Chemical A Dye
2
Jan
39%
1
Allen
12
13
19
21
9%
Inc
Industries
27
200% Jan
Dec
11 % May
3
Dec
19
39%
22 Vs
5
Feb
A Vs Jan
210
Jun
5,800
21
51%
common
256 % Jun
Jan
Jun
15%
8%
May 16
96
3
24
23
51%
•%% preferred A
62.50 prior conT preferred-No
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
64.50 conT preferred
No
Allegheny A West Rv 6* gtd
-
22%
9 Vs
preferred w w
4%%
23
51%
Allegheny Corp common
11
110% Apr
Inc
Alrt-n?
May 19
22%
8%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
34% May 17
6
89% Mar
Alabama
3
72% May 11
3
Jan
94
1
'4% Jan
4
51%
Ry
Feb
20
Feb
Apr
17%
Vlcksburg
A
3%
No par
Reduction Inc
3% Jan
121
5
2% July 13
2%
13%
84
Air
9
19%
37
7,900
44%
3^,4
19%
19%
Shares
443A
44 %
46%
46%
3%
40%
39%
CLOSED
'
0
$ ner share
snare
2' %
37
Sales for
the Week
33
3%
1
19%
*37
EXCHANGE
211
38
19 VB
STOCK
1
No pal
Corp
i'li
0
10
Express Co
S
45%
21 %
*3%
3%
20%
'• 20%
:
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__lo
Admiral Corp new common1
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
63 preferred w w
50
May 31
'v
46
*3%
2.50
Co
Motors
ACF-BrUl
22
<■'
Friday
July 21
I'hursday
July 20
July 19
44%
43%
43%
42%
PRICK6
BALE
Wednesday
$ per snare
$ per share
6 per share
5
Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
27% Mar
Jan
Abbott
21
*2 V4 Feb
35
Par
share
54% Jan
41% July 12
HIGH
IK
July
July 17
July 15
.EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
8TOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
LOW
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
10 *
20
6
NoPar
4
4
*106
*4
106%
4%
19%
1C6%
106%
106%
40
57
58 »,'4
57 %
57%
1,100
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
28%
38,800
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10%
10%
19%
10%
10%
400
56%
*4
19%
106%
4 %
19%
4
20
4
4
34%
34%
35
35
35%
35%
35%
36
35
35%.
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
37%
37%
38%
37 %
33%
-
"103%
104%'
104
104
104
104
104%
104%
104%
105
.
600
4
,
10
100
5,300
19%
*106
57
19%
*106
900
40,700
"
1,030
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14
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Bange for Previous
S per
5
Range Since Jan, 1
Lowest
Highest
Jun
8%
Dec
49%
Jun
773/4
Jan
69
387s
Jun
51 %
Dec
44% July 21
94
Jun
105%
Jun
NEW
Highest
$ per share
t per share
share
77a Jan
13
107/3 Apr
Jan
13
82% Apr
24
Dec
100 V8 Mar 13
114
Oct
110 % July 20
117% Jun
167.
Dec
13%
Jan
1474 Apr
53
19
Apr
Armour
Co
of
Illinois
$4
convertible
9
9
25%.July
7
bArvin
21
July 13
21
mmm
July 17
253-4 May JO
July 12
26% May 16
Mar 10
19% Jun
24
Sep
15
mmm
'
117a
Feb
95
Apr
109
Dec
104
87
Apr
101%
Dec
98
157s
3074
Feb
50 3/8
Nov
80
Jun
105%
Jan
97%
Jun
10%
105'%
Dec
Nov
Mar
3
110
Jan
30
6%
4
105% Jun
23
7%
39% July 12
100 Vs Jan
16
103'% Jan
27
15% May 18
21% Jun 12
Jan
53
Feb
73
Dec
68
Jan
77
Feb
94
Mar
86
Jun
Jun
106
Dec
423/B
93%
Jun
Jan
42
24%
363/4 Jan
124% Jun
9974 Jan
5
July 13
Jun
58
100
Feb
110
15
Sep
20%
Jan
43/4
Feb
73%
Sep
6% Jun
13%
Feb
153/a
Dec
14% Jun
5% Jun
65% Jun
29
7
1
30
47.
Jun
lO3/.
Nov
47«
Jun
Jun
34%
Dec
51% Mar 25
105
Jan
447s
Jan
2
July
7
112% Mar 30
25
Feb
16
87a Mar
16
3
102%
*102%
102
EXCHANGE
102%
103
320
112%
112%
112
112
:110%
111
240
16 %
*16
4%
22%
23
4,000
23 %
6,700
24 VR
24%
24 '4
24%
24%
25%
1 000
17%
9
*24
1
16%
16%
104%
105
100
*98%
10
40%
114%
100
Co
*105
105%
8%
45%
46
46
"71%
43
48%
41
j*
119
119%
121%
105
105
12
12
12%
12%
12%
2,900
19%
19
19%
19
19%
3,700
50%
15,700
47%
72
73
124%
49%
106
50
73
*72
90 %
*85
90%
51
52 %
.
59 3
=
400
71,2
s
100
115
117
115
116
115
115
11G
119
119
120
100
100%
100
100%
100%
101 %
101
101%
101%
22%
No par
55
22 %
22%
22 %
22%
55 %
55 %
56 %
111%
111%
xll0%
110%
No par
*13%
15%
*13%
15%
*13%
No par
*6%
6%
x6%
6%
15 %
*14%
Autocar Co
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
($1.20)
No par
*14%
5c
preferred
22%
6%
100
common
"
21
iui %
5
common
J
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74
*85
90'%
50'/«
22,000
4
51
*£5
50 %
47 3 8
72
121
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100
A
~
105
46%
90%
25
140
luO
42%
18%
75
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1UU
105
11%
46%
73
90%
common
43 %
160
2.000
9%
17%
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99%
18%
*71%
105
42%
105
*85
9%
17%
105
43%
11 %
100
17%
105
98%
105 %
18%
*24%
17'%
117
11%
9%
98%
118%
*105
9
42%
42
11%
9%
17
104%
99 %
41
115%
18%
No par
12
conv
42
115%
11%
10
Lines common—1
prior pref
9%
17
105
100
com
convertible preferred
Atlas Tack Corp
Nichols
16%
105
*98
Co
prefci.ed
Refining
*24
100
preferred
T SS
24%
9%
100
4%
$2.25
8%
preferred,_No par
preferred series
Preferred $3.75 series B__
13
16%
22%
25
53'% Apr
*16
22%
8 Va Apr
4
16%
22%
14% Jan
13
110%
*16
22%
29
9'/s Apr
110%
16%
22
10% July 11
3
112
*16
22'%
28
53/4 Jan
373/4 Jan
*110%
16'%
1 400
8 300
22%
Electric
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder
Conv
*10
102'%
21%
conv
Austin
CLOSED
102%
22
Feb
Jan
8
177s Mar
7%
Feb
15
22
253/4 Feb
102%
2
21%
non-cum
Atlantic
102'% May 29
22 %
82'
45
22
Atl
1
81
44 %
103 '/a
8%
Atlantic Coast Line RR
557s Jun 22
80
45
102%
*
21%
Mar 23
24
78
44%
STOCK
10
W
28,200
76%
45
21%
May 26
&
9%
76%
44%
8»ft
80
G
9%
75%
45
Inc
5%
9%
75%
44%
21 %
Investment
City
9 %
75
21%
93
1083/4 Feb
Jan
F
9%
tor
Shares
21
conv
non-cum
T
9%
Sales
the Week
21
28
Aug
102
20
5%
A
9%
Friday
45 Ye
5
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic
9
July 21
$ per share
No par
2.50
27
Dec
1123/4
Atch
9 Ve
Thursday
July 20
$ per share
S per share
75
1st preferred
2nd preferred.^.
i
9 1
$ per share
No par
Inc
50% July 21
Dec
Jun
cum
Associates
109% May, 19
18% July 13
41! Jan 13
47
30%
2
10% July 13
—
jun
32%
59'% Mar
124 % July 21
Oil &
$1.20
t per share
July ii>
44%
Associated Dry Goods common
Apr
Jan
15
—
23
t per mart
PRICES
Wednesday
Refining Co com—1
Industries
Ashland
July 18
No par
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
'
—■—
Monday, July 24, 1959
.
No par
preferred
Jan
SALE
Tuesday
July 17
5
com
com
$3.75 preferred
8
HIGH
Monday
July 15
preferred
12% Jan
18
8% July 13
M»P-*
&
£6 conv prior
Armstrong Cork Co
AND
Saturday
Par
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
S per share
1013%
n/i July
YORK
EXCHANGE
24
10
104% May 10
137/e Mar
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
YORK
.
*
15%
14 %
6 %
6%
6%
10%
10%
10%
6%
6%
6 38
38%
38%
5
3
No par
53%
6%
22%
57
23%
57%
110
109
*109%
*13%
16
6%
7
15%
*14%
7%
10%
6%
6%
39
39%
40 %
41
39
*
41
6 %
7%
14
1,230
150
1«
7%
15 va
6%
7,100
110
*13%
7%
10%
11
23
60
110
16
610
6G%
22%
59
112%
"
7%
■
1,200
15%
-,4
7%
7%
7%
4
10%
10%
10%
1,500
6%
6%
6%
6%
37,800
10 3
*39%
6.900
41
1,100
B
Jun
87.
15
Nov
Jun
xl3
127a
Jan
73/8
Jun
113/8
Jun
22%
Jan
25
Jan
60%
Jun
72
July
38
Jun
Jun
53
Dec
143/4
15
Sep
21%
Jan
36
Jun
41
Mar
Feb
97/s
Oct
153/a
30
97ft July
Jan
143/4
13 % Jun
9
153/a Jan
133/4 July 21
5
Jun
27
12% Apr
177a Jun
29
23 % Apr
19
223/4 jan
23
173/4 Feb
63
3
Apr
12
72
8
Barker
Brothers
26
4%%
14% Jan
3
9'% Jun
98
July 21
13% Jan
9
29
Dec
Mar
69
—mm
86%
Nov
Feb
347/a May 17
108
May 11
9
15% Mar 25
21% Jan
21
23% May 24
86% Jun 23
74
Jun
30
Jan
6s/4
Jun
10%
27%
Jun
32%
30%
Jun
7
Mar
28
11%
Jun
16
Feb
3
137ft Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
22
30
23% Jun
Jan
Aroostoak
203/s Feb
Jan
— -
&
1574 July 12
368/s Jun 27
Dec
20 "4
Bangor
preferred
Oil
173/4
101
non-cum
Barber
337a
Nov
4%
5
39
26
1
Convertible
Bath
Beck
133/4
13%
13%
1378
13%
1,300
10%
123/ft
12%
13
12%
13%
8' .900
10'%
10%
107/ft
107/s
11%
ll3/8
ll7/8
75.400
20
20%
21
20%
22%
18,600
19
*19
19%
*64
65
*64
*39
41
15%
10
common
10
Shoe
cum
73/4 Feb
7
107/o July 20
Beech
12
32 % Feb
6
34 % Jan
5
15 % Jan
24
16%
Jun
127s Feb
1
19% July 21
Bell
17
Feb
4
18 3/i Jun
Bell
&
85
Oct
98
26
Jun
3T3/8
Mar
Dec
674
Apr
11
Feb
27%
Nov
73%
Jan
Feb
10
34% Jan
13
477/b Apr 29
9'4 Jan
4
16
May 15
263/4 May 3
x85
Jan
213/4
1%
23%
25
May
23%
Jun
129%
Jun
22%
Jun
Oct
9
85
23% July
Dec
Feb
1
Oct
27%
36
Dec
July 11
Jun
30% Jan
13
139s/8 Jan
21'
23
115/s Mar
July 13
9'/i Jan
3
Feb
23
11
2934 Jan
20
Dec
313/b Mar
14
2% Jan
25% July 14
31% Apr
Jun
90
26
Jan
337/a
141
90
203/4 July 13
Dee
85
13
,
,
12
39% May 26
40% July 21
148
Jun
26
29% May 19
17% Jun
22
Howell
4%%
Range Since
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
*37
21
21%
10
10
10
31
*31
103
103
$ per share
$ per
share
Jun
30%
Jan
25% Apr
26
29 % Feb
10%
Jun
15'/a
17
Nov
1378 Jun
27
8%
Jun
14%
Dec
11'/s Jun
27
9%
Jun
15
Dec
102 %
102%
13%
1378
18 3/s
18 5/8
18%
19 %
19
22%
22%
22 %
193^8
22%
7,300
22%
223/g
22%
22 %
22%
225/8
1,000
17%
Jun
25% Mar
13 % Jan
4
22% Jan
3
21
Aug
27
Jan
223/4 Mar 25
50
Aug
64
Jan
18
Aug
13%
Nov
4574 July 18
14% July 3
12% July 13
38% Mar
42%
32%
Jan
19 %
July
51
Dec
Apr
59"%
91% May
1% Mar
98%
Dec
2%
Jan
26
Jun
6 Vs
25 %
Jun
Jan
Dec
45
55
July 17
14
10% July 21
Jan
20
Jun
27
73/4 Mar 10
20%
Jun
297s
Nov
27% July 13
25% July 14
33
Jan
105%
39
Dec
Dec
23 % Mar 24
100
Apr 20
3174 July 13
50
9
Jan
y4 Mar
95
Jan
Dec
10
Dec
36'% Mar
1023/4
Dec
Jun
24
Dec
13%
Jun
193/4
Dec
Feb
July 11
July 12
12%
40
15%
120
4
24
Apr
29
9
73A Feb
Jan
Oct
12
163/8 Jan
5174 Apr
x34% Feb
32
Jan
x243/s Jan
Dec
Jun
Jan
10
8% Mar
Jun
25%
Jan
73 % May 26
10074 July 12
37b Apr
4
437a July 6
1
6 %
18%
1
May 10
60
15
21%
63
317ft May
31
125
100
Feb
32% Jan
12'/8 May
36% Jun
1
12
29'/a May 19
297b Jan
6
105% Jan
18
44% May 17
53
Jun
14
Mar
2
45
Jun
16
104
18'A July 14
15% July 17
26
25
14
7
19
28 %
3/4
29%
29%
14 %
29 %
14 Ve
14%
14%
*143%
*17%
18
173/s
17%
18
185/B
19
14%
14 "2
14 %
14%
14 %
14%
15
July 10
3/4 Feb
20 % Jan
11
27
1
1%
187a Jun
12
Budd
3
81
Jun
12
Dec
34% Jan
4
393/4 jan
24
18%
Dec
17
Jun
36
Jan
31 %
Apr
May
193/4
Dec
95
Nov
70 Ye
Jun
91
Dec
80
73
Apr
84
Dec
82% Jan
Jun
1678
Jan
123/ft july 13
35 3/i
12 %
Feb
29%
13%
77
13%
Jun
27
July 3
17% Mar 30
91
July
3
Mar 29
18
7
Jun
9
May
x97%
Jun
122
Dec
108% July 12
6%
Jun
Dec
8% July 12
6974 Mar 7
60
Jun
3
Feb
17
Jun
98 Va
Jun
20%
Jun
11%
Feb
82
47s Mar
247a
8
Mar 31
S% Jan
26%
Jan
xl7
Dec
105
101'/a May
Jan
x21
13
July 12
Apr
5
26
Jun
$5
Mar
(The) Co
47%
46%
477ft
47%
47'%
23 200
11 %
10%
21
10%
20%
10 3/8
10 %
21%
21%
22%
9,800
21 %
217ft V
21%
21%
"85%
87%
*85%
20
3/4
*85
86 %
85
£6%
1
1%
1
1%
25%
32
25 %
2
32%
4%
15 3i
May
9'/a Jan
125
3
5
Apr
20
12% Jun
1
7934Jun
7
6% Jun
13
24% Jan
5
105% Jan
24
24% Jun
19
31%
26
32%
32%
26 %
33'%
387a
143%
23%
23%
23 %
14%
14%
14%
3374
39%
143%
37
2-.3/8
14%
15%
HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
July 17
July IS
0 per share
t per share
*23%
13%
14
13%
14%
11%
11%
11%
11%
STOCK
26%
SALE
24%
15
2678
.
!
87%
5
c
1%
91
26 %
400
1 %
25%
34%
7,000
85
1
34
27 303
26%
l."00
.35
5,800
39%
29%
40%
142%
142%
142%
25
24%
15
15%
Thursday
July 20
$ vershare
26%
*89%
25
391,900
800
3 400
~
15
4.000
PRICES
Wednesday
July H)
S per share
27
39
142 5%
24
14%
AND
24
91
1
26
36%
14
Frldav
July 21
$ per share
27%
28
28
27%
%
14%
14%
13
1174
12%
12
Sales
12%
15
12%
Shares
271/4
1,000
157a
6 300
12%
15
15%
15%
157b
15%
EXCHANGE
15%
29 Vh
29-%
157,1
16%
237ft
29'%
29%
307ft
CLOSED
30 3 4
25'%
25%
31%
251/4
30%
25%
257a
26%
26%
23
27
45%
7,000
31%
25%
46%
15%
for
the Week
S per share
5
16 %
2 400
44.700
4.300
No par
46%
46%
46 %
46
46
46
14%
14%
46'%
46
14%
15
1
147a
15
12 Va
12%
14%
15
1474
12%
15%
123%
1,150
12%
12%
13
45
46%
13%
40
13 3%
137ft
7,000
^
15
5
55
100
(assented)
100
1Q0
common
2%
40%
conv
No par
No par
5
10Q
common
No par
No par
1
5
common
1
loo
2nd preferred
100
100
Terminal
par
preferred—10Q
G'%
100
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (7 M) common
No par
Byron Jackson Co
100
—No par
S/8
59%
*100
2%
9%
2%
3
4278
42
42%
42
9%
9%
.
9'%
49'%
4,100
60
16,500
100 %
10
3%
3 400
43
1,500
10%
17,300
20%
20%
21%
21
y2
10%
*20%
23
*20%
23
10'%
1078
10%
103'»
27%
28 %
11
23
10%
10%
11
23 3»
5,600
23%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
7,500
25 5/a
257a
2574
25%
24%
102
*323/4
33%
50%
50%
107e
10%
10%
413/4
413/4
*41%
42
*101%
18%
103
33%
24%
253%
26
25
25
26
27
27
25%
25%
102'%
*100%
700
25%
*100%
102%
150
102%
8,900
18%
3478
3474
35
35%
35%
35'%
35%
2,900
50%
*50
1878
25%
*100%
103
*101%
50%
50%
51%
51%
51 %
51%
10%
1/200
10 %
11
107%
11%
11 Va
1138
5,000
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
%
*41%
*101%
19%
19%
42 %
103
*101%
19%
19
103
*101%
19%
1874
100
103
19
1,700
15%
157%
15%
157%
16
163/4
122 >/4
122%
123 %
123 %
123
12374
143/e
143/4
14 3/a
15 %
1474
15'%
15%
157%
15%
*75%
16%
78'%
78,800
*75%
78%
*75%
78%
*75%
"343/a
78'%
100
35
3574
*35'%
36
19%
20
197a
197s
20
20%
20%
20%
32 %
3,100
323/4
32%
32 3,4
33
33
33%
2,600
22'%
16,600
78
78
35
35
19%
1978
32%
33
32%
35
203/b
2074
92
92
*91%
93
87%
87%
*87
88
88
88
*86
*83
12%
83/B
*110
83/4
75%
53/b
17
20%
88
123/a
1278
8%
8%
112
112
9
207ft
2074
*91%
13
35%
21%
21%
93
*91'%
8%
17%
*122
22 %
22
17%
7,b00
123
70
500
13%
93
*91%
93
10
90
91
91
600
*86
91
113
17%
123
89
88%
125/8
8 %
113
16%
*122
35
88
5
preferred
8
2%
48%
6U%
21
15
Butte
participating
8
2%
41%
48 3%
100%
10%
__i
Bldg 7%
8%
2%
41
59%
*100
460
20%
24%
preferred
Term
2%
40 %
*100%
common
Butler Bros common
4 % % preferred
2%
41
24
15
477%
60%
100 %
102
1
47%
59
*100
233/4
40
43 %
58%
100'%
*100%
No par
Bush
*8
46%
56
*100
100
Co Inc
Bush
.
56%
100
-2.50
No par
Burroughs Adding Machine..No
1%
26
1%
143%
preferred
3%%
1
*89%
5
Burlington Mills Corp
3%%
26
91
143%
Brass
A
Buffalo Forge Co
23
1,000
10%
37%
preferred
Mar 23
1,000
46%
*89%
No par
No par
preferred
91
14 %
10%
91
142%
conv
preferred
Bigelow
Bulova Watch
91'/a Jun
14%
46 %
LOW
Dullard Co
100
2,600
15
2,100
10%
36%
pieferred
36% Jan
11
19%
45%
2.50
(The)
2378 May 22
22% July 21
15
19%
No par
Bucyrus Erie Co
3
15
193/«
*39%
July 15
Brunswick -Balke-Collender
26
147/s
11%
103%
Saturday
Brown Shoe Co Inc common
$3.60 preferred
74% Jan
29%
SI
STOCK
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
12% Jan
126
&
Bristol-Myers Co
121% Jun
76
28,000
23%
46
Bearing Co
5
Airways Inc
2.50
Brewing Corp. of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Oct
13%
10%
31
45%
Braniff
Sep
Jun
90
*89%
142%
Borg-Warner Corp common
&
2,000
87
10%
*29%
28 %■
;_l
Boston & Maine RR
Bower Roller
cum
*85
'
10%
31
14%
No par
Decker Mfg Co
Borden Co
5%
28
87
28
No par
Class B
Brown
10%
*29'%
100
Aluminum
*86
10
31
9
No par
com
Bond Stores Inc
Dec
7%
81% July
26% Jun
(Del)
Ami Co class
3% %
87
%
23 %
31%
104
5
Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
B011
"86
9 %
31
*27%
31
*103
14%
Par
Bohn
87
9%
31
31%
103
100
&
5
"86
9 5/a
103
10
common-.:
YORK
Bliss
% Jun
30
9%
87
30%
30
23
1
18
29%
1
(E W) Co
Feb
47%
29%
103
9%
10
Blaw-Knox Co
97% Apr
17a Jan
38
*86
*29%
-
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet.
Birmingham Electric Co
Black &
91
*86
91
110
127s
8%
8%
113
114
127a
8%
114
12%
3%
*112
12%
13.200
9
1,600
114
250
8%
5 3/a
9
9%
9%
75%
75%
9%
9%
938
75%
9%
*75
75'%
75%
75%
75%
75%
160
558
5%
17%
17
17%
6
6
6
17%
6 Va
6
7,000
6%
6.600
18
177 ft
18 3
8
18'%
13%
1,400
103'%
101%
101%.
10
21%
22%
1,000
*101%
103%
*101'%
103'%
*101'%
103'%
213%
21%
*101%
21%
21%
21%
217s
21%
39
397b
39%
53 %
52
22
C
30
Feb
52
May
36%
Dec
34 % Feb
58
Apr
52
1
Jun
2
Oct
1% Feb
3%
Jun-
53/8
Jan
4
16%
Jan
223/4
Jan
9%
Jan
127-8
Feb
98
Sep
35% Jun
16%
Jan
109% Mar
41
May
21
Oct
5
July 17
8
Feb
28
17% Jun
27
87ft July 13
94
July 14
40
Jan
17
Jun
5
43 3 i Jun
23
55
26
Jan
234 Apr 19
G% July 21
22% May 17
12% Feb
106
43
Feb
24
28
Mar 20
29
20% Feb
15
13 S/8 Mar 30
17% Jun
15
107s
Jun
153/4
Dec
40%
Jan
51
Dec
43% Apr
3
50% Feb
12% Mar
1
16%
Dec
14% July 13
60
18% Jun
9
56%
Nov
54
57% May 15
Mar
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
May 24
California
Packing
5%
common—No par
preferred
Callahan Zinc-Lead
50
1
Calumet & Hecla Cons
Copper
Campbell W & C Foundry
No
5
par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon
Mills
C3
Admin
preferred
class
A
100
No par
3
8'A
39
38%
39%
40
52
1 %
134
52 %
52 %
l'a
53%
1%
150
1%
2
578
2', 8
5%
2%
5 %
2%
2%
53/8
13.400
53/8
5%
57 ft
6 Va
6
6%
15,800
52
1874
8%
*93
52%
*52
18%
18%
9%
9 1
95
8
94
18 3
4
9%
19
94
"40
41%
41%
40%
41
18
18
18 >8
18 >8
15
15 %
lb14
15%
15
48
48 Va
48%
43'%
49
common
1
10
*14%
54'/a
15
54%
'34%
:
53
20 %
9
20
%
9%
3/8
16 Vs
43
15*8
*15
16
54%
*53
54%
20 %
20%
4-0%
20%
3,300
1
1,200
.
9%
9%
9%
95%
95%
96%
*40
41%
17%
407»
*52
95
95
17%
No par
A
%
9%
94
25
,,
Capital
-
700
183/a
1
preferred
Bliss
_
7,300
9%
29%
Foods
May 23
1474 Jan
5
—
22
9 5/a
18%
EXCHANGE
3
38
213's
*102%
pfd—No par
pfd
100
$ per share
22%
*37
100
l
NEW
38
40
12.50
Best & Co
Highest
2,400
21
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos
Jan. 1
*37
16%
38
8TOCK8
Year 1949
38
16'%
9%
Aviation__
Range for Previous
Lowest
*37
900
16 3%
20%
Cum
7%
16
1
Co
Bethlehem Steel
16%
16 3/8
44%
9%
Bendix Home Appliances
33%c
Beneficial Indus Loan common
10
Best
16
44
20%
preferred.
Bendix
16
1,400
44%
9%
Aircraft Corp
12% Jan
42%
2.50
Packing Co
Belding-Heminway
Feb
41 y4
22
67%
20 %
50
Jun
41
21%
*66
93%
Corp
107a
41
22
21%
66
41
38
20
66
20%
preferred
4%%
11%
22 %
20
64
9%
Eeech-Nut
Aircraft
21'/«
20
64
20%
Beech Creek RR
July 13
21%
19%
65 %
1
conv
(AS)
*37
19%
No par
common
convertible
div
1574
50
Co
29% Jan
3
13%
10S/8
10
50
Beaunit Mills Inc
$1.50
13%
10%
10 Vs
100
common
preferred
(Delaware)
Inc
Foods
33%%
13%
10%
9%
Works Corp
Cigars
Beatrice
13%
10%
100
preferred
Iron
Bayuk
5%
Corp
13%
13
100
Ealdwin Locomotive Works
Baltimore & Ohio common
6
Jun
Feb
Inc
Jan
Nov
——
(B T)
51 % Apr
11%
123/8
4
Babbitt
3)% July 13
2674
87%
25
41 %
"40
41%
110
*18
18%
*13
13%
500
16
16%
16%
75.300
*48
15%
*53
49 3
4
15 3
3
54 %
16%
49%
15 900
150
49%
700
*15%
16 %
100
*53
54%
20
Volume 172
Number 4927
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(295)
NEW
Range for Previous
$ per share
Feb
5v,
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per
Ocl
9y„
R%
13
Jun
26%
Jan
25%
12%
108
Feb
Jan
102
11
YORK
12
Feb
18
20% May
1
110% July 13
34»% Mar 16
Capital
Carey
Airlines
<st
Onio
Carolina
Power
&
Jun
13%
Dec
37%
Sep
21% May 20
39% May 18
Carrier
30% Mar
15'% July 13
34% Jun 26
8%
Nov
x7% Mar 13
10 % Jun
16
Carriers
&
48% Jan
24
Case
I)
6
Feb
30
Jun
131
Jan
Nov
45%
146
Nov
35% July 13
140
Jan
3
Dec
32 Vb Jan
27
Dec
xl04 Va Jan
18
156
26%
Jun
37%
100%
Aug
104%
23%
Apr
34%
Dec
97
Apr
105 %
Dec
104 Vb Jan
3
X114
Jun
132'A
Dec
130% Jan
13
May
140
29% Mar 21
44% Jun
106
Carpenter
12
Mar
37% Jun
22
13%
Jun
26%
Jan
13% July 13
21
Jan
10
15%
Jun
18%
Jan
15% July 14
17% Apr
14%
Jun
17
7May
3
12%
6
Jun
Jan
9%
112%
Jan
Dec
Dec
Jan
3
7% July 17
Jan
4
15
3
Jan
3
8% July 13
Dec
36%
Nov
104%
15
Jan
24%
6% Mar
33%
Jan
11% Ma'
Jun
30
July 13
110% Feb
9
8
Oct
11%
Oct
8Vb July 17
12
Dec
14%
Oct
9% Jun
27
19% July 11
11%
Co
$4.75
7%
1
series
Central
5%
Ga
44%
44%
44%
1,900
15%
15%
15%
161/4
16%
16%
8,100
*33%
35%
*34%
35%
*34 Vb
Vb
8%
8%
8%
CLOSED
8%
36%
141
38%
*104
21%
Jan
17% Mar 30
21% Jan
7
Cerro
16%
Dec
12% July 12
31%
18% Apr 29
31
Jan
40
May 17
Nov
25% July 12
18%
Jun
31%
Dec
30 % Jan
3
91
Jun
98%
Dec
98
Jan
5
Aug
9%
Dec
17% July
28%
Jan
24
Jan
4
30
27
Nov
34%
Jan
25
July
5
Nov
85
Feb
76
Jun
30
8 6 % Apr
3
4% Feb
15
Certain-teed
11
106% Juiy 17
10'A Jun
Jun
12
May
3
13% Jun
14
Dec
10% July 12
15 Vb Apr
10
13%
Dec
11% Jan
13
Class
106%
134%
134%
140
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14%
14%
13,100
15%
15%
*15%
16%
*15%
15%
16
16
*15%
16'A
200
18
18%
*18
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
5
7%
7%
7%
7
5%
5%
5%
6%
100
21%
21%
9%
9%
Corp com—5
Jun
34%
Dec
27% Mar 30
36% Juiy 21
Jun
15
Jan
11
15% Feb
3
20
Dec
36%
Jan
27% Jan
3
21%
Jun
29% Mar
26% Jun
30
31% May 18
49%
Jun
55%
Dec
53'% Jan
17
Jun
41%
Dec
36% Jun
27
46% Feb
Jun
77
56%
35
July 21
3
St
A
82
Dec
10
May
13%
Nov
11% July 19
13% Apr
19
Chicago
Jun
16%
Jan
13% Jan
4
18% Feb
24
51/8
7% Jun
22
Childs
Jun
2'/a
Jan
3% Feb
14
60
Jun
Jan
45% Jan
3
30 Va
Dec
36
Jan
29% July 19
44'/a
Jun
68%
Dec
62% July 13
67% May 29
Jan 16
34
'81
Jun
22
$ per share
$ per
$ per
share
26'A
Apr
32%
Sep
Jan
105%
Sep
29 'A
Dec
26
59%
Dec
45% July 17
8%
Dec
Feb
42%
Jan
Feb
6%
28 Vb
July 13
103% July
Jan
6% Jun
3
24
30
34% Feb
109% Mar
19%
7'A
7'A
18%
19%
19%
!<*%
10%
20%
20%.
20%
20
20%
12%
13
13
13%
13
13%
:i? ■/,
13
12%
13
27
27
33%
34%
32 %
May 17
68 % Mar 22
8'A Jan
14
79%
Jun
86
Sep
82
3
93
May 12
25
Jan
34%
Dec
28% July 10
34
Mar 15
16
Jun
19%
Oct
16 % Feb
20%
Jun
67
Nov
—
Jan
30%
•
—
—
—
—
Mar
85
Jan
24
Jun
72
105
43%
Dec
x40 Vb
112%
Jun
108'A Jun
28%
Dec
Jan
108
61%
Dec
36%
Dec
10%
24%
July 18
28
23% July 13
20% Jun
28 'A
23
29 % Jan
9
Aug
106 % Feb
73
Feb
62% Jan
3
43
Jan
37
Jan
4
15%
Jan
12% Jan
3
Jun
35 '/a
Dec
29 Vb July 17
21% July 7
37% Mar 15
Dec
99% July 12
112% Mar 16
105'A
Dec
3% July
5%
Jan
Jun
30%
Feb
July
141%
Sep
21%
Nov
70'A
82%
Jan
xl24%
Jun
172
Sep
1075
Jan
1075
29%
Feb
89
Jan
Feb
12 Vb
Jun
15
Jun
17%
5
21
135 %
July 20
70% July 17
119
July 13
Feb
81% Mar
165
Jan
18
8
3
—....
37%
July" 17
Jun
Jan
143
t
97
19
Cleve
Mar 14
5 % Jan
Dec
Jan
Mar 25
43
5
14% July 17
46% Mar 16
101% May 22
19% Jan 20
19%
Jan
16 Vb Feb
15
19% May 31
19 Vb May 31
7 Vb
Jun
17%
Dec
16
Jan
13
32% May 27
8'A
Jun
17%
Dec
16'A Jan
13
13
35% May 26
33% Jun
9
14'A Mar 30
Milling
12
15
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
25%
25%
26
27%
27
25
10
10'A
IOV4
10%
10%
5
51/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
2nd
32%
33%
33%
34%
34
35
28 %
29%
29%
*55
55%
*55
56
40%
41
1st
4%
non-cum
66
Feb
14
$4.25
26%
Jun
32%
Oct
30% Jun
37
Apr
17
18%
Jun
22%
Sep
19% July 18
cum
Columbian
42%
43%
43
43%
44%
81%
81%
81%
82%
82%
83
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*16%
17'A
*16
17%
16%
16 %
16%
*16 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
54%
*28
55
29%
63%
64%
Feb
27%
Dec
24% Apr
Feb
60 V8
Dei
46'A July 17
30% May 31
67% Jun
1
Commercial
20%
Dec
15% July
21% Jan
25 Vb
Jan
So
Superheater
30%
33 Vs Mar 16
Commonwealth
10%
Aug
8'A July 18
11 % Feb
3
Conde Nast
30 %
NOV
20% Juiy 12
30'A Feb
6
Congoleum-Nairn
25%
Feb
34%
Doc
25 % July 13
41
Feb
6
Consolidated
2%
Jun
4%
Jan
May
3
21 %
Feb
29%
106% July 13
8
Feb
11%
10% July 13
Sep
38'A
Jun
46% Mar
11%
Feb
21%
10
Jun
Jan
12% Ma*
9% July
12% Jan
47% Feb
15
20% May
Jun
27
10% July 13
9% Mar
" May
12
40% July 12
10%
Apr
5
117% Apr
108% May 24
14% Jan 10
10 V4 Jan
29
8
25
July 12
12% Jun
28
6
5
Apr
113'A
Dec
110% Mar 30
113% May 12
Apr
110%
Dec
108'
111
Jun
41'A
Dec
38% Jan
3
93
Jun
Nov
101% Jan
11
13 '/a
Jan
Dec
14% Apr
24
85
Jan
Dec
10 "4 July 17
a
May
Jun
37%
Dec
Jun
102%
Dec
Jun
9%
Dec
78%
Dec
Jun
8%
Jan
5% Jun
Feb
65%
Oc>
55% Jan
p&u.'
2
31% July 13
102% Feb
3
4
1
106
Mar 15
19% Jan
24
Jan
24
41 % Jun
23
100
$ per
29%
45%
46
45%
47%
46
EXCHANGE
6%
CLOSED
6%
6%
-
29
170
60
67%
84,200
Friday
29 %
105
104%
share
29%
105
Sales (or
July 21
July 20
29%
*104%
6%
56
3IV4
Va
Thursday
$ per
share
30
STOCK
100
10,900
PRICK8
Wednesday
July 10
29
29%
105
55%
the Week
$ per
share
Shares
10,400
29%
29%
*104%
105%
140
30%
6%
31%
30%
31%
3,900
48%
%
30 %
46%
47%
46
47%
42,300
6%
2,300
6%
6%
6%
6%
"81
90%
89
88
88
*87
90
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
1,400
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19VR
1R
18%
18
18%
4,500
2,700
*87
*87
90
.
■,
41
109
24%
*107
*70%
38%
25%
41 %
109
24%
109
25
25%
41
40%
41%
40%
108 %
108 %
*108%
*107
71%
*70%
38 %
*38%
109
40
*38%
19
29%
137
70%
120
99%
109
*70 %
18%
101
25
71%
29%
*3%
25
*107
26%
18%
23
26%
109
*25
29%
101
26
X40%
18%
1
25%
*108%
29%
par
25 %
*107
71%
50
38%
40
19%
100 %
100%
101
3%
3%
24%
24 %
*135%
137%
*135%
137%
135%
*72
75
123%
20
19%
32
*3%
*900
*38%
31%
24%
*900
40
600
7-1%
100 %
100
73
*70%
120
109
19%
3%
124
71%
9,100
25%"
31%
23%
73
*107
40%
109
19%
3%
120%
25%
29%
23%
72
40%
108%
29%
3%
123
25%
27%
19%
29%
23 %
137
41%
1C9
109
*70%
40
19
100
25%
27 %
1 >1 f,
*950
3%
26
135 %
75
*72
127%
101
129 %
*950
4
25%
135%
*72
128
19,200
4,600
620
4%
600
26
2,800
136%
320
75
300
129%
6,100
41%
3,700
*950
'
37%
100
38%
100
14%
'
14%
16%
16%
37%
38%
39
39%
99%
99%
100
100'a
14%
14%
15
15%
16%
17%
17%
17%
40
••
100
.
41%
41
1C0%
100 Vb
15 %
15%
15%
16
17%
18%
17%
18%
100'/a
17%
17%
24%
24
25%
25
25%
25%
26 %
25%
27%
28
28%
2"%
29
29
29 %
30
preferred—1C0
140
2,500
37,800
26
27
27
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
5,000
1,450
680
*25%
26%
*25%
27
*25%
*25%
27
*25%
2.50
26%
26%
27%
28
28 3 4
29'/..
28%
29
27%
28%
26%
23 %
27%
27%
28%
29 %
28 %
28%
28
28>/4
1,600
Inc—No par
11%
11%
xll%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
41,300
11
11
11
11
11
11
11%
11 '/a
11%
4,400
cl A
11
27
6,400
No par
32%
2.2 34
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
32
32%
3,400
5
19%
19 3 4
19%
19%
19%
20
20
20
19%
19%
2,600
No par
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26 %
26 '/a
26%
6,800
u_10
Elec
*56%
No par
w
w
Co
46%
47 %
47%
48%
47%
50%
48
49
48 %
48%
23,800
16
16%
16
16%
16 %
163
16%
17%
16%
17%
13,600
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
28*
29
28%
29
21,400
Co
Co
No par
Edison Co
25
Publishing Co
59
*56%
60
*56%
60
*56%
60
*56 %
60
No par
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
8%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22 Va
22%
22
23
22%
23
No par
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
25 %
25
26
26%
26%
26%
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
5
Consol Edison of N Y com
No par
3%
4%
4
4%
4%
4%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
No par
106%
106%
106%
106%
106%
106%
106%
106 %
106%
1,400
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
2*%
24 ■/:<
24%
24%
24%
9,600
Inc
Cigar
$5 preferred
of
Gas
Elec
Lt
Baltimore
& Pwr
Preferred
4%%
Preferred
4%
series
series
B
.'—100
C
ilOO
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp__
5
Consolidated
Consol
Cuba
6%
Consumers
116
116
106%
106 %
11
9%
11
9%
24
•1
116%
116 %
*106%
107%
11%
11%
11%
9%
9%
9%
9%
■4
41%
42%
42
42 %
116 %
*107
116'
700
7,500
42,600
1J 1
116
*115%
116 %
.107%
*107
107%
60
11%
11%
12
12%
2.300
%
9%
116
107'%
;
:m'7
*9%
42%
44%
17%
18
41.
41%
16%
17%
.17%
3 7
17%
I*
11
10%
1]
lJ.
n
11
11%
!ll%
11%
Inc..—_10c
%
•
7' 'j
200
10
41%
700
2,400
2,500
'
2,200
11%
12%
11%
11 %
If 'a
1%8
32%
12%
12%
12%
7,300
1
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
16'%
16%
17%'
16%
17%
64,700
30%
30%.
30 %
31
31
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
13,700
No-par
111
*110
Corp of America com..20
4%
preferred
—100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
preferred
Can
3,400
28
16%
No par
No par
Inc
107 %, July 19
1C% May 19
Continental
Diamond
78% Jan
11
Continental
23
8% July 21
Continental
25
Juiy 20
Motors
*105
-
10
1
—
Continental Oil of Delaware
—
111
31<>%
111
110%
110%
111
111
110
110
110
110
liu
110
110 %
110%
270
43
43
44 %
46 V4
3,400
106
'105
42 %
106
15
93%
31%
5
110%
110%
14%
*105%
Fibre
Ill
90%
20
Insurance
preferred
42%
No par
common
3
$3.75
108%
28
3,800
Co com——No par
Power
Continental
27%
4%
41
15
$4.50 preferred
$5.50
'/a
*10%
Inc
$4.52 preferred
Container
28
4
1
:
pfd
Stores
Co
4'/a
9%
100
Natural Gas
of
RR
4
9.
Co
common
July 17
50% July 13
%
Jan
51 % Jun
$ per share
SALE
56
900
5%
17%
Textile
27%
July 18
29%
1-20
Consolidated
103%
HIGH
Tuesday
29%
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
105%
66
10
com—100
12% July 14
Mar 16
*31
67%
29%
No par
No par
com
17% May
36
31.I/2
66'/B
104'/4
No par
Retail
1
31%
67 '/a
29%
1
Consolidated
23
29%
65%
*55 '1
2.700
No par
Cons
Jan
AND
29%
65%
63%
56
29%
*28
55
104%
100
Inc
Jun
14'A
29
55
104%
No par
So.vents
Jun
Jun
55
5%
—100
common—No pai
Credit
7%
11
$ per share
5%
25,300
17
26%
Ohio
24%
Mar 30
I per share
:—50
Ry
System
Dec
114
July 17'
gtd—-50
com
preferred
Commercial
19
5%
*16
441/4
'
Engineering
Jun
27% Jun
Monday
com—i_8.50
Sys Inc
Carbon
&
13%
109% Mar 18
9,100
3,400
*
55%
11%
B
46 Vb
24% July 13
*55
82,900
2.50
Broad
Combustion
103% July 13
55%
24
2nd
57
Oct
29%
preferred—^-100
non-cum
Sep
33% May 19
*55
20,400
81%
No
Southern
47e
68%
July 12
28%
55%
28%
*55
43,800
15%
81
July 15
7%
Colorado
48'A Mar
26 Vb
42%
io
12%
36 %
*11
No par
Pictures
De
41%
LOW
Corp
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
5% conv preferred
Gas
33%
28
Saturday
Aikman
Class
*ee
32%
27 %
25
$3.50 preferred
Columbia
'ootnotes
32%
27
Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No par^
Columbia
For
31%
lnternatl
13
5 "4
15
11%
x35 Vb
lli/z
common..'
Coca-Cola
18
47%
15%
preferred—✓ v—100
20
F*b
12 1/4
36
14%
No par
(The;,
Apr
56%
.11 %
34 3
14%
1100
Apr
6%
12
35 Ve
14
80%
stock
14% Feb
30 %
11%
34
14%
5
Inc
14 %
95-
11%
34 s';
14%
STOCK
Co
38
17%
11%
§3
14%
100
11% July 13
x98
11%
32%
No par
10% July 12
103
11 Vb
13%
85
25
5
6
5,300
153
Oc'
15
61/4
*75
De
3% Feb
10,800
.
*130
Det
28% July 13
6'A
5<
85
13%
3
11,700
153
13
5
9,800
11%
*75
28%
26
28%
11%
32 Ve
-—100
Co
Columbus
28
.11%
*130
Feb
6
28'A
10%
85
Jun
22% Mar
27 %
10%
153
Jun
29
27%
*75
7%
July 11
16%
*130
9%
July 12
15%
par
No par
Coca-Cola
Columbia
15%
85
16%
18
10,900
153/n
153
4%
&
8,500
12%
*70
gtd
&
13%
11%
11%
preferred J
Collins
23,060
13
*130
Foods
cum
8%
13%
12%
100
Molybdenum
4%
91/4
700
:
1
4%% cum conv pfd
Clopay Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%
58,000
12%
■
.
85
RR
Special
R%
400
30
153
Pitts
Clinton
■;
1,500
80
80
preferred
Climax
8%
890
8'A
10
preferred
&
8
29%
7
12%
8%
500
2,100
29'A
25
38 % Apr
36
29%
8%
*70
15% Jan
29% July
28'A
77%
4
106
29
500
5,000
19,700
37%
"130
25% July 1]
12%
28%
77
R
1,100
■
28'A
34%
.'—_20
Dec
Jun
27%
77
*27
*105
Ry Co com—100
preferred
100
Dec
Jun
27%
77
11%
Louis
16%
7Va
27%
77
12'A
Co common——_—5
29 Va
8
26%
12%
100
Corp
Jun
109
29'A
11%
Machine Co
Jun
Apr
*?8%
7%
:
7%
X106
29 A
10%
A
Elec
<te
17%
21'A
7%
*28 %
8
12%
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—1
72
27% Jun
D0c
437/a
100
7%
29%
8'/a
—
Gas
St
106
*7%
10%
Cleve Elec Illuminating com—No par
$4.50
:<05
12%
Oil
YORK
non-cum
5%
Mar 27
&
■
No par
series
Equipment Co
C
107% May 29
3% July 11
22
Jan
xl3%
24
C
■
33%
105
10%
25
City Investing
5%
27
33%
105
*28%
8
Co„No par
RR
5%% preferred
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
C
33%
106
26%
.—100
Cab
I T Financial
Claik
26
26
33
105%
7%
*74'/a
vtc__No par
preferred
Cincinnati
May 6
Apr 12
*25%
12%
*19%
*11%
Corp
Cincinnati
C
12%
20
29'A
7%
com—No par
Par
80% May 16
47 % May
8
112% Mar 4
145
Aug
101%
133
1
Mar 30
Oct
20%
16
Mar 11
138
Jun
36% Mar
108
26
12%
29
5
EXCHANGE
4%
37,300
12%
19%
1.25
P
Chile Copper Co
4
12/8
20
12%
prelerred—
NEW
24
2,800
71/4
$ per share
share
12%
19%
common
Highest
97%
X20
Pac
Cotton
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
11%
13
STOCKS
Year 1949
11%
6%
preference—No par
&
Range for Previous
Lowest
5,600
.1.11/4
10%
100
Yellow
Chrysler
10%
NO par
preferred
5%%
170
10%
12%
Ry Co cl A
&
3,800
10'A
19%
prelerred—_100
Paul
Is
Chickasha
35
*9%
4,600
111%
1
RR Co
convertible
Conv
9
*111
6%
preferred vtc
Chic Rock
88% Mar 17
9
2,700
9%
*6%
preferred
xl3
July 12
9
111
25
6%
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No par
$3
111
900
32
5
:
Milw
5%
HI
9*/a
32
6%
Chicago & North West com—No
56% May 17
25%
Class B
Series
111
24%
9 Vb
32%
*19%
—
Louisv
25
9
32'A
6%
Chic
24
25
9Va
19%
Chic
6'A July 20
12% July 21
9'/a
13
11% July 20
5
9,800
*6%
2d% July 21
13
6,400
7%
19%
3
Jan
8'A
V/b
12%
3
7 Vb Jan
8
71/4
.9.50
7% Jan
4
8Ve
No par
19% Jan
Jan
17%
111%
10%
200
7%
32
9
14
18,600
6%
24
23
34%
17%
32
10%
Jan
Jan
9%
34
7
%.
32%
8%
Nov
8%
*111
8%
10
5%
23%
9
32%
8 Vb
20 Vb
Jun
22
9'/a
34%
7%
6%
Jun
Jun
14
7 Vb
Jun
4%
33
1
5%
3
32%
40
&
11,100
104
*105%
A
Ind
42
103 Vb
106%
12%
4
*
135%
Chicago Corp (The)
l
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
5% prelerred
50
18% Mar
110
41%
42
104
33 3A
of Virginia
convertible
111
41
*103'/a
*134%
Copper Corp
Mfg
Chic & East
41%
104
*103'/a
10,300
*1051/2
Co
West
Sugar
Corp
40%
40
104%
3,000
39%
144
33%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common_._25
23
Feb
Feb
x38 'A
*1031/4
38%
144
135%
32%
Chesapeake
7%
38%
143%
106%
106%
5
9
37%
142%
105%
32
3%%
38%
142%
*134%
26
12
7
37%
*140%
107'A
106
Apr
9% July
37%
141%
135%
No par
30% Jan
9
31%
Products
Cab
36
*8%
134%
Champion Paper & Fib com__Nonpar
$4.50 preferred
No par
Checker
*34'/a
9
36%
No par
Chain Belt Co
2
16 'A
17'A
36
8%
140%
50
Pasco
16%
*34 Vb
8%
*105%
B
de
16%
36
31%
Co
vtc
Century Ribbon Mills
Jan
39%
105
31
Central RR Co of N J class A——50
3
9%
37%
142
111
8% Jan
17
8
111
6% July 14
9% Jan
43%
-100
12 %
8
43%
134%
preferred
12% Jan
Jan
43
4%%
Oct
5%
43
27
South
90
7,500
42%
20
Light
Violeta
110%
28%
32
&
*109%
28'A
Feb
Central
109 %
2o°/8
9
Central
4,500
.109 %
28 'A
32
1
10,200
14%
28%
•
Class
10%
28
Corp__No par
30
9%
14%
28%
common
Illinois
Dec
Jun
110'A
Shares
9%
151/4
9%
15
106%
preferred series B vtc
Doc
3%
*109'A
Central
8%
77
109%
Central Hudson G & E
13%
7% Mar 29
109
2
14%
5 Ve
110%
10% Mar 29
Feb
22% July
9%
15%
134%
,
Jun
Jun
9%
15Va
No par
Co
6% July
14% July
9%
9%
15 %
106%
Co
Ry
91/8
15
,100
Sugar
Aguirre
9%
15
38 % Feb
16% Mar
Sales for
tin Week
$ per share
28
No par
com
Corp common
preferred
5%
Foundry
21% Juiy 11
Friday
July 21
July 20
No par
9%
3
Thursday
$ per share
42
.100
10 %
July 13
$ per share
28%
—10
preferred
of
4
$ per share
July 19
28
—25
preferred
Central
14 % Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
42
1
common
Corp of Amer
Central
11% Apr
SALE
STOCK
_100
6
113
HIGH
Tuesday
July 18
EXCHANGE
50 *
Corp
4.20%
1st
2nd
Celotex
25 % May 26
10
4%
common
8% May 27
Apr
No par
preferred
Celanese
18
109%
common
General
Prei erred
25
Ry
5
Caterpillar Tractor
Mar 14
8%
14%
Co
preferred
(J
7%
9
107% Jan
Corp
Conv
1
Steel
S per share
__100
Light
27% July 13
30 % Jan
J per share
10
i
Co
Cm.ch
Dec
6
July 17
1
Mfg
Carolina
Jan
July
Inc
(Philip;
35%
45 %
AND
Monday
July 15
Par
Jun
3
Saturday
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33
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RECORD
LOW
STOCK
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$ per share
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NEW
Highest
14% July 13
—
100
STOCK
STOCKS
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Lowest
YORK
8
53%
32%
109
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6%
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68%
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15
16
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3
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187% Apr
13
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104
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32% Jun
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13
36% Jun
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105% May
5
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3
108% Jun
12
24
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49
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27
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175
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73
Jun
Feb
175
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Jun
60
May
160
May
5%
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16%
Feb
160
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54
23% July 21
31
July
12 74
3
11
72%
Nov
21
12
Mar
71
3
$2
Wheat Corp
(The)
7%
5
Feb
81%
Oct
5
J-.ly 13
Jan
0
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145%
24%
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Jan
137
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20% Jan
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9
Jun
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13 7, Jai.
87
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96
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28
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7
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133
16
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1
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Oct
3372
34
32
30%
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100
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20
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178
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101
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109
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62
100
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50
13%
61
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47
13%
61
12%
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6%
47
13%
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Cuban-American Sugar
5,600
13%
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preferred
Crucible Steel of Amer
6,300
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15
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104
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48
100
15
57
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4,000
54
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12%
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NOV
134% Mar
48
47%
73
58
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Feb
4%
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16
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15
2
Cork & Seal common
Jan
14%
14%
1
3
102% JaL
14%
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101
100
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1472
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27
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105
14%
14%
54
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76
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B
20
Mar
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4
40
27
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47
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Jan
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5378
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2172
2174
63 "a
19%
22%
57
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Corning Glass Works common
3%%
54
2C%
54
22
23
Shares
1972
20*/4
14%
1
Dubilier Electric Corp
1974
1978
? 1
14»'4
60
aeries
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Cornell
13
Sales for
the Week
S per share
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20%
20
5
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July 21
July 20
t per
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20%
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Copper weld Steel
Monday, July 24, 1950
Tbnrflday
July i9
18
17
17
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8
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common—38
7 % preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
Ifi
share
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t xter share
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Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
3
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CopDer Range Co
No par
Corn Exchange
72% Jan
Dfx
I per
14
6
May
(01 %
1*
Continental Steel Corp
6
July 13
G2
Dec
189
Jan
171%
42
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share
20% July 20
3
13% Jan
51 % July
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.
PRICES
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July J8
July .17
July 15
HIGH
AND
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STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
share
NEW
HIbms Jaa. 1
If ear 1949
$ per
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
.
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
.
237a
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131
2774
2774
2372
5,100
131
■
28 7a
7,100
8,400
D
11% July
Jan
31
Jan
92
22%
Jan
26%
17% May
Mar
15
xl6%
gpu,
92%
Jan
Jun
Aug
DM
14. %
JNOV
o -1
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96
-
6
17
common
Davison
Chemical Corp
(The)
29
29%
28 'a
9874
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B
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*97
98%
98 %
13 %
6%
Jan
10
Dayton Rubber Co
60c
1372
Decca Records Inc
5
1372
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6%
6%
Jan
3
34 7a Jun
22
4
49% Jun
23
Deere «St Co
Jun
^7B
22%
■}63'a Mav 17
3
3;3a July 21
0% Jan
17
Delaware
&
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Lack
Dec
2374 Jun
Delaware
Power
2/
19% July 12
21
Denver
34%
Jan
Jun
50
4%
•
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27
24%Jun
Dec
42%*
14%
Dec
20
11
Deo
53%
Jun
12%
Jan
Jl
29
30 %
Jun
19
Dec
12
23 y*
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21% Jaly.13
24
July 12
>3
52
Jan
58
9%
Jun
>21
20
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Apr
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Detroit
May 16
24% May 31
31%
Sep
40
Jan
35% Ma.
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37%
Sep
45%
Feb
40% Jar.
3
447a Mar
»
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
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15 % May
1
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Jun
9%
Nov
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9%
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$ per share
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Feb
17
Feb
Jun
10
Jun
July
48% Jun
«.
29
Sep
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'
12%
Jan
48%
Feb
72%
Oct
19% JaL
Apr
57%
Dec
54 y4 Jar.
Apr
108 %
Sep
43
101%
123%
Dec
24 %
May
Sep
86%
Jan
81
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15%
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22
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54
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774
774
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2,400
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18%
1972
1974
2074
12,400
17%
67/8
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17%
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18
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
July 20
July 10
$ Vpr %na*e
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12
54
54
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10
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116
Feb
20
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11% Jan
10
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10
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30
17
Peb
24
Eastern Airlines
13
Jun
27
24
Eastern
19
Eastern
Stainless
10
Eastman Kodak
Jan
10
Jan
13
40
July 17
*y% Apr
Oct
202
Jun
Dec
14%
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19
88
Jan
96
Feb
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29
101
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190
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33% Apr
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32 y2 Jun
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Jun
51%
29
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.
27
Electric
8
3
3% Apr
18
Elec & Mus Ind Amer
19
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11
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26
Jan
7
23
52'% July 17
'5
Feb
23
12
52% Apr
26
22% July 18
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6
49
Oct
May
Jun
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NOV
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35%
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29% Jun
27
Deo
100% Jan
10
22 % May
15
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105
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104
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6
17
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5
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66
May 25
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110 74
11074
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88
102
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31
15
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102
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15%
40%
14%
8
39%
,
30%
*176
94%
*99%
8
8
900
15%
15%
41%
No par
Empire: District Electric. Co
EndicOtt Johnson
14%
15 %
15
15
1/4
15
13%
102
14%
*141/4
30%
177
*176
94%
12%
14%
41
41%
1
*
14%
40 %
15
14
.
18%
14%
14',8
13%
17%
18%
13%
shares.
preference
4% preferred
Equitable Gas Co.
500
1,600
110%
13%
(The)
Storage Battery
Electric
123
104
11072
18%
100
1
B
preferred
convertible
123
*103
110%
18
*99%
68,500
747a
123 7,
104%
13%
*92%
74%
737.
104%
14
LOO
2.50
1,400
10472
13%
2j
7372
100
127a
104%
,
13%
%
12%
12%
123.7,
123
40
common
Emerson Radio &
5&>
10
1272
737a
71%
122%
17%.
1
El Paso Natural Gas.
Emerson
1272
150
20
xQ
Elgin National Watch Co—
Elliott Co common
5%
*1972
10
preferred
<8% Feb
i.3
20
72
*9%
—
20% Apr
28% Feb
*1972
7,300
84
19
12 7,
110%
1237,
*837,
123
*11074
common-
13
19% July 13
6872
123
1107,
Stop Nut Co.
Boat
68 7a
61
84
—180
2
preferred
Convertible
12%
11074
Steel Corp
Ekco Products Co
4%%
xl2%
..100
preferred
Elastic
1274
127a
6,300
17,000
17%
*837,
19
10474
Co common
30
18~%
Tan
2
10
20
*103
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4% %
*19
1774
17%
-
.84
1
Electric Auto-Lite
14% Deo
Jun'
May
10% Jan
12
6%
CLOSED
—18
35% Apr
Nov
75
Jun
7
19
*17%
167/a
16%
1672
*83%
102
Inc
47% May 31
16
28% NOV
Jan
5
38% July 13
13% Mai
17%
51
3
cl5% Apr
Jv
Jun
10
Mar 10
08
0
102
May
8%
Jun
Apr
May
19% Jan
X12V4 July 12
Jun
1%
'
35
14% July 12
Dec
10%
3
13
172% Jan
32% Jan
16%
83
102
Corp common
13%
16%
b3
*122%
Eagle-Picher Co
16% Mai
43% Nov
EXCHANGE
1674
8272
No pax
No par
1st pfd
Jun
Jun
STOCK
•
5%
Jun
Jun
16 7a
82%
_80c
DWG Cigar Corp
Light
5,000
5,900
6372
-No par
•
86
5874
900
127a
80
Preferred $3.50 series
Jan
80
577a
ft
1
600
par
IS
Preferred $4.50 series
7%
4,200
537a
Common
22
38%
13%
38
$ per
53
No par
(E I) & Co—
*•"%
16% Apr
18 % Apr
Shares
137a
37
share
53
common
85% Jun
to
share
1374
39
$ per
S tter shure
*51%
3%%
Jun
Deo
Sales for
the Week
53
—No pax
$3.25 2nd preferred
Dresser Industries
106
16%
Friday
July 21
Thwr^dmy
W»(iiiM<laj
July 18
*51%
0
11
101% Jan
600
13
July 17
No par
series A_
1,500
2,700
433/4
*35%
Duplan Corp
$4 preferred
500
137/a
44
*43
41
*43
44
*43
6
12%
12
»
1,900
67a
2374
*37%
j bjo
tya
2,700
57/s
227a
13
14
July 12
67a
24 7,
574
22%
38
Jun
x22
8
10
58
*52
12%
convertible preferred—100
Dunhili International
1
19
7% July
.
t per
%
7,000
157a
22 7a
38
Co common
15%
100% Jan
537a
•>%
15
22
Monds*
B
13
x29%
53
•
15 7a
12%
9
60% Jan
115%
14%
53%
5072
22
3774
Doehler-Jarvis Corp..
Dome Mines Ltd
Jun
8%
11,900
12%
30
122 y4 Jan
Jun
48
3072
*36 74
19% Jan
83% Jan
Oct
102% Aug
42%
2,600
29%
127a
156% Jun
*
.
63% Nov
124%
Jan
Oct
74
17
«
-No pax
9%
6
2074
3074
JNo par
common
Du Pont de Nem
94%
20 7a
CO 0
3672
"
ly 17
Ma
11V4 Mar n
Jan
207,
29%
127a
15
Oct
21%
2(7/8
.No par
111% Jun
Oct
164
20
1,000
13
77a
July 15
*C
14%
112
36
6%
Batcrdfty
Dow Chemical
20%
97%
18,800
43 74
72
LOW
Douglas Aircraft
Jun
Feb
1374
9
11% Mar
Jun
37
43
13
July 20
18
43%
36%
4374
Jun
9%.Tr-
Apr
Dec
119
7,400
974
5%
207a
.2
Class A
4
6
387a
974
137a
.1
Dr.
V4 Jan
3772
972
*
16%
8%
137a
Par
9
7
377a
87/a
22%
5%
2274
20
86
Fei
108
78
101
22%
22
1374
72
13
367a
8%
*51
19V2
2
Dtvco Corp
Dixie Cup Co
16% Jan
25% Juiy 12
5 7a
574
5%
54
18%
STOCK
Jan
13
„.y xl
Dec
4
May 24
57
36 'A
14%
13 74
EXCHANGE
tl
Jan
13,800
3572
21%
a
22
60c
YORK
2,600
457/a
3474
49VZ
'a
147a
'217
*50
26
Corp
NEW
1
46% May
Tr
14% Mar
25
53% Nov
18%
54
*50
No pa*
common
S per share
share
5 *<4
-V,
38% NOV
38%
A
Corp-Seagrama Ltd
Highest
l2V*
Jar
45%
24%
Atnee Jan.
Lowest
Highest
4
147a
21%
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
class
participating preferred
Range for Previous
"
T,
,
14
2174
2
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Jun
40
Vilbiss
3174
44
35
8%
1
12% Jun
Devoe
31
447a
35
8%
3
21 % Mar 13
NOV
De
3172
44
357a
19 %
14
1
Stove Co
NOV
13
29%
4.57,
29 74
217a
W RR Co_100
24% Mar
14
29 7,
19%
4972
13'/a
Jun
74
7
50
34%
29 %
49%
8
20
Detroit Steel Corp
237« Jun
7,100
197,
100
4——
22%
14
77a
29
preferred
(The)
Jun
29
•
39
2974
Jun
18% Jmy 13
3,300
1974
28%
16%
Jun
1472
1.97a
100
D"trolt-M)chtean
40
147a
West RR
11 %
15
i
34%
Light Co—.13.60
Hillsdale A S
98 72
357a'
3474
for
Co
9872
28 %
,4%
100
Edison
98%
>97
44 "4
28
35
common
ctfs
Oil
Feb
8
5% ,>u.y 12
Jan
Escrow
O-bv
18%
;
7 7a
34%
for
ctfs
Detroit
&
9
6 '/ft
28
8
9,200
9874
7
427b
874
3,800
29
9874
67/8
3574
8
217a
2874
98%
6%
42%
60
21
29
98*4
14 74
23
Western
Grande
Rio
&
Escrow
May 19
I
&
20%
:J87v
98%
14 VH
27
Hudson
20
29
BG'/t
'■
',!0
28 %
14
35%
preferred.
300
17
41,6
7.3%
42 74
1
common
ly 13
7 %u..h
OACl
Jun
5%
19
7%
*16
17
17
%
3
No par
Deep Rock Oil Corp
38% Jan
24-/K J
1.800
■
_20
22
Oct
29% Jan
10
1474
13%
19,
93%
Jan
8ep
1974
9674
1474
98%
17 % May 26
•>
187a
9674
14
:9 7,
*98
.01% ADr
<*7
197a
98
13%
9%
7
43%
36%
29 7a
1972
1.8%
*96 7a
716
:.7
100
29
40% Jaa
*16
A
Jun
Jun
167a
19
98
13%
.37,
series
Jun
Mar
16 7a
19%
J8
13%
3.75%
Power & Light common
17
26
137a
18%
*9672
fHYe
*96%
13 %
Preferred
Dayton
30%
31
98
*96%
100
2.60
20
1
18%
1874
18
1
....
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred
i02% Mar 21
5
"/4
a.1
17
May
14% Mar
?4
July
Jan
9%
4% May
25
lu '8 J'u»y 13
28% Jul/ 12
100%
7%
1774 Feb
3
13% Jan
Dec
May
Corp
37i %
2
May
19% May 10
13% J'Vy 10
Deo
14%
,
22
75,700
2,800
.
'
2,500
13%
12,700
5
;
10
4,100
37%
'
39
38 y4
39
4,300
*2%
3
*2%
3
400
-
Number 4927
Volume 172
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
•"f'W/
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
t per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
v
$ per share
Par
Jun
Jan
37% Mar io
19
Feb
25%
Oct
22% July
Apr
19 V*
Oct
23%
Dec
15% July 21
22% Jan
12% Aug
11% Mar
15%
Oct
13 % July 12
17% Jun
2
15%
Dec
15% Jan
18% May 10
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
45% Mar 27
3
Fairbanks
26
3
8
Fajardo Sugar Co
7
Falsiaff
Jun
38%
Jan
35% Mar 11
41% Jun
20
Federal
14%
3%
Jun
18%
Nov
16 % July
20% Jun
12
6%
Jan
4% Feb
24%
Feb
36
95% Mar
104
6% May
42% Jun
33% July 17
Dec
'
103
Sep
Jan
10%
Nov
20%
Jan
10% Jun
29
13% Jan
12
12%
Jun
17%
Dec
16% July 13
22% Jun
9
63% July
81%
Dec
52
83% Feb
8
56
Dec
Jun
22
43
105
July
May
53
Jan
21%
67
15
108
Jun
Jan
,76% Apr
Jan
10% July 13
14% Jan
31%
23
Jan
33% May
July 17
103% Feb
Dec
13
18%
Dec
16 ±
July ±3
May
8%
78
Apr
Jan
82%
Nov
96%
Oct
,
13%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
4,600
17
17%
17
17%
17 «/2
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17%
6,300
39 %
*38%
40
17%
18
5%
5
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*37%
*38%
39'/4
17
17
17
17
5%
5%.
5%
_5
33%
33%
33%
34%
100
104 %
CLOSED
40
40%
18 »/4
18%
181/2
5%
5%
5%
35
36'/2
36 %
36%
35%
104
104%
500
40%
181/4
1/2
*38%
600
11,700
6
10,900
36%
290
104%
104%
1041%
10 %
10%
10 Va
10 Va
*10 %
10 >4
10%
*101%
10%
100
17
17
16%
17
17'%
18%
18
18y«
171/4
18 »/2
3,700
10
*52
53%
54%
55
55%
56 y-i
56
57
551/2
56%
1,900
61'A
62%
5,600
*105%
1061/2
*
105
60%
60 %
60
59%
25
106
106
106
60%
104
61%
6IV2
10b Vb
*106
105%
106
67 %
68
67
67 Va
1,000
11 Va
11%
11'/a
11%
2,500
24%
10,400
No par
*11
11%
10%
11
*11
11%
23
23 %
106
•19
% 106%
'lDVz
106%
No par
-—7%
16
Florida Power A
_No par
-No par
_io
No par
Light Co
Fiorshelm Shoe class
2
Follshsbee Steel Corp
27
Food Fair Stores Inc
18
>eh
10
23%
24
23%
.No par
*104
104
*10%
68
10
9*%
.84% July 17
,
Food Machinery
Dee
27% July 12
36% May 22
Dee
24 1. Jan
SO
25% May 20
Nov
12% Aug »'
10% Ma;
9% Jan
3
€0
Nov
56
.
11% Jan
24'/4
106
62 y8
23 Va
24 %
23 %
140
180
106%
*105%
19%
19%
19%
19-/4
19%
19%
16%
16
16i%
16
16%
16%
17%
13
13 Va
18
18%
18
16%
18%
I8V2
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
14
14
14
15%
Jan
17%
Dec
15%
15%
16%
15%
13%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
14%
14%
14%
15'%
15%
151%
15 Va
16%
16%
16%
12,100
6,100
8,600
Vaj
'
106
■
>106%
•
>106
106
•>
19 %
19%
3,200
16%
17
6,200
18%
18%
*13%
14%
-
16%
Jun
23%
Dee
20 *
Feb
78%
Feb
75
Mar
6*
,
7
25y8
24%
26%
25%
26
26%
27%
27 %
9,600
400
28%
35
85
85%
*84%
86%
851/2
87
861/2
861/2
96%
96 %
95%
96%
95
95
95
95 %
94»/2- 95%
29%
29%
29 Va
30%.'
30 V*.
25
24%
24%
14%
14
14 Va
28 %
28%
29%
29%
24
24%
25
25
No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
l
8%
._lo
common
prior preferred
Froedtert Grain 8c
26
,
24%
84%
25
;
;
Freeport Sulphur Co
3
»
Jun
82
16
10
100
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
10
Apr 25
4*
preferred
9
9
*8%
59%
14 %
13%
i
9%
58%
750
15
3,100
30%
220
24%
*24
14
3,800
,
600
9%
9%
4,600
62
57%
58%
58%
58%
*13%
14%
14%
14%
22
22%
22 %
22%
22%
23%
23%
24%
231%
24%
78%
100
:
14%
280
'
14%
79%
*77%
79%
*77%
791/4
*77%
79%
78%
79
6%
6%
6%
*6%
7%'/"
7%
*13%
1
:
*24
9
*8 %
9
57
57
lo
Malting Co Inc_l
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
13
■
100
8c Chem Corp
67% May 20 *
,
14% July 19
,
1
convertible preferred
say, Fab
July 14
11%
.
3%3fc preferred
Foot*1-Wheeler -Corp
<•
15% July 11
,
8% July 12
3%*
,
99% Apr 24
94% July-21'
25%
Sep
13%
*66%
30% Jan
3
33%
67
13%
Florida Power Corp
Feb
Feb
1,600
13%
66
$4 preferred
Jun
*38
3,900
15%
5%
com
Florence Stove Co.
21%
8%
Jun
3,200
24 Va
15 Va
65%
:2
19 %
8
42%
24%
15 »/a
65%
19% Feb
14% Jan i 3
24% Mar 30
(42%
25
15%
•
29%
*
May
July
89 *
Dec
42%
24 %
15 Va
2
_
17% May
'Apr ' 5
*
42 »/4
24%
I5V2
65
22% Mar 23
11% Jan
,
Tire 8c Rubber
15% Jan
Oct
Jan
14%
Feb
20%
13
15 %
24%
.
'
Sep
421/4
24%
15%
5
(The) Carpet Co
Fllntkote Co (Tho) common
Mar 17
20%
,
41%
24%
15%
106
3
27% Feb
July 17
42
24%
15%
No par
1,
106% July
27
Jan
41%
24%
Firth
20
28
41%
loo
3
Shares
24%
First National Stores
July 17
Sales fm
the Week
_1
nreferred
65
184%
1
Jan
9%
Firestone
Friday
July 21
$ per snare
*,Lure
(J
40%
No par
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
9
Dec
17% July 13
12
May
S
I per share
15%
5
Truck
Ferro Enamel Corp
17%
18% May
13%
13
Feb
rhursday
July Hi
July 19
I per share
f per share
PRIC'Eb
W»<ina*<iay
1
Felt 8c Tarrant Mfg Co
69
11% July
96%
July 13
52% Jan
105
107% Mar
8ALE
July 18
1
common
Federated Dept Stores common
«%% preferred
106% May 25
3
*
22
Motor
17
1
Mining 8c Smelting Co
Federal
6
HIGH
Tuesday
July 17
.
No par
Federal-Mogul Corp
Jun
3
I per share
(297)
20
Morse 8c Co
Brewing Corp
32
14
Monday
Saturday
July 15
ft'
f
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
34
41%
STOCK
8TOCK8
'
Tear 1849
Lowest
YORK
*
*
61
*14%
100
15-
8,800
150
G
4%
Jun
7%
Apr
5% Jan
:2
'4%
Jun
7%
Oct
7 % Jun
29
14%
Jun
31%
16% Jun
18% Dec
9% Jan
Oct
6
9% Apr
30
6 % Apr
9% May
8
Oct
41% Jan
33
July 21
Feb
17%
17
Jan
20% Apr
Jun
19
Apr
17% July 12
10%
Jun
16%
Dec
15% JaD
3%
Jun
6%
Feb
21%
Jun
32%
Feb
21
15%
Jun
23%
Jan
17% Jun
13%
19%
Jan
41%
Sep
99
107
9%
105
45
Dec
21 % Jun
3
105% Mar
12
Jan
3)
Feb
8
18% Jun
12
Jun
10
Jan
Apr
79%
Jan
63 % Mar 31
24%
Jun
31
Jan
25
17
Jun
20
Apr
14
6
129
Jun
139%
6% Mar 29
$8
12
34
17
17
*16%
17'%
*16%
17%
17%
17%
17V4
17%
*17%
18'A
18
18
19%
19%
19 V,
191%
19%
20%
20%
21
1
4%
4%
4%
41/4
41/4
4%
50
*21'A
22%
*21%
22'%
22%
22%
23%
24
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
18
18%
2,500
18%
18%
19%
19
19V4
10,300
*106%
107%
Cable
July 13
18% Jan
42%
Dec
41
Jan
48%
Dec
46% July 13
93%
Jan
100%
Dec
99 % Apr
*6%
Jun
13%
Jan
V, Jai
7%
138% Jan
July 17
Jun
51%
103% July
6
8% July 12
13% Apr
2nd
*101%
102'%
*101%
5
9%
9
149
*146%
5
15%
Jun
56%
Dec
51% Apr
20
57% Mar
8
128%
Jun
124 V8 Jun
13
129% Mar
3
5%
Apr
112
Dec
106% July 17
115
8
3%4fc
Mar
Mills
Jun
Nov
68% Jan
99 V8 Jun
13
123%
Jan
127%
Sep
122% Jun
Jan
104%
Dec
102% Jar
Feb
19%
Sep
7
2
23% Apr
«
13
127% Mar
105% Jun
11
15
*97
22%
11%
4%
27% July 12
38
Jan
17% Apr
Jan
7%
*62%
65
*62'/2
*26'/4
27
2 6'A
26'%
500
14%
14'/4
14
14
14'A
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,500
108 V,
108
108
108
53%
No par
106'/4
f per share
54
Nov
20 y«
Jan
124%
Dec
g per
Nov
6
Feb
7%
Jun
24%
Jan
Mar
34
Dec
99 %
July
122
Jan
22%
Jan
31
20
17
Gen
23
7% Jun
7
18% Feb
Nov
,
22% Jun
30 % May
101 % Jun
25
27
share
>.
12
General Time Corp common—No par
27
-
Jan
15%
Jun
21%
Jan
19% Jan
67
July
77%
Apr
77 % Jan
23
64
Sep
73
Mar
68
Jan
7
«% .Tee
<>*
28% Mav
3
Jun
12%
Feb
24
Jun
37%
Dec
Jun
91
Jan
90
80
5%
12%
17%
Jun
80%
Jan
Jan
lo
80
Jan
Dec
28% Aug
16
July 17
17%
Jun
25%
Dec
65
Dec
53
10%
Dec
July
48
5%
Jan
*95%
Jun
14 Ye
52%
116
19
Jun
104
Jun
34
■Jun
08%
Jun
3%
16%
..
93%
Apr
-
Dec
101 \
Dec
Jan
98% Jun
3
9
2-
11
o
23
104% July 21
05% May 31
13
t
Apr
32
Jan
36%
Oct
11%
Jun
14%
Sep
12
Jan
3
33%
Jun
43%
Jan
33
Jun
16%
Jan
133% July
62%
Dec
33% Mar
Oct
18% Apr
137% Jan
3
Apr 28
14% July 20
19%
67
Nov
65
Jan
6
43%
Dec
36% Jun
22
29
11%
Jun
14 % Mar
9%
Oct
12
July
93%
Jan
100
July
15%
Jun
13
Jan
•
Mar
151% Apr
lx
jan
45% Mar
..
7
26
86
7
17% May 23
20%
Apr
95
Apr
17
18% Jan
13
11% Jan
10<
11
ran
$5 convertible preference
Glmbel
Brothers
5
Feb
9%
Jun
14
Jan
12%
Jan
'1
1
Jun
54%
Dec
49
Jun
30
57% July 21
Jun
71%
Jan
59% Jan
29
72% Jun
41
66%
16%
Jan
For
7% July
22%
footnote#
Dec
«ee
No par
5
common
$4 50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester Corp—
No par
2.50
Glldden Co
No par
4% %
Goebel
Gold
(The)
common
convertible preferred
J|p
6% Jan
18% Jun
•»#
3
30
Apr
24% Jan
19
23
13
31%
'
251/4
3*2
25
102
18%
25 Va
102
18%
123
15 •%
16
15%
19%
19
€'/»
6%
24'/4
24%
24%
24%
32%
104
25
1/128
25'/4
*102
32%
104
*32'/4
25%
25'/4
1/64
rl/128
2,900
20
5.100
6%
25%
5,200
26
900
32%
32%
103%
110%
570
25'4
19,300
33%
106
21 Va
120
6%
25%
33
32%
25»/4
6%
25
105
*104
120
123
6%
6 V,
15%
20%
%
2
19%
*120
123
*120
6%
108
25
1/128
25%
104
Goodrich Co
Co
*83
261/4
25%
25%
118,000
28
29
*10?
*102
1,400
29
104
104
26%
26'%
104
*102
85%
100
2,800
25%
25
-
Iron Ore
Western
13%
37
37
"8
92
*88
92
15 Va
85
*83
16
16'A
16 %
16%
23%
24
24 '/a
*53
14%
83
7%
35
8%
108
14%
*53
8%
*106'/a
14%
54 V,
8%
108
14%
8%
*106%
17
17
16%
24%
25
54
53
53
8%
86%
104%
*103%
49'%
43 Va
106%
106%
*10o%
11'A
11%
11%
12'/4
1%
1%
1%
1%
12%
12%
12%
1%
1%
1 Va
8%
8
7%
7%
7%
30%
301/4
30%
35%
36%
36%
37%
26%
26 'A
25%
*101%
102'%
•101%
12
12
12
121/4
V 4%
104%
♦
38%
8%
12%
31
39%
26%
26%
26%
2,100
5,100
1,300
102%
10
13%
1,500
»/,
*101,%
12%
12%
*32'/2
33 "2
33 %
j
.
13%
13V2
13'/2
14
14
14%
14%
14'/4
14'A
5,400
37%
38%
38%
29 %
39%
39
4
39 Va
41%
40%
41'/.
24,100
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
2C 1/2
20%
20%
3,700
149%
149%
No par
Green Bay &
Western RR
Gr«»en
Co Inc
—100
*32%
19",a
33%
2j'/4
*32 %
33%
149
149
150
150
70
70
*68
73
*•>-
,z
*149%
151
*68
73
*68
73
149
*68
1,000
10
66,300
37%
36 Va
37%
36%
37%
37
15%
15%
*151/4
15%
16'A
16%
16%
Tap A Die Corp__No par
15%
(The)—
3
Aircraft Corp
r
nmon
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
100
1
*97%
98'%
97%
97%
'97%
28%
29%
29%
30
9%
9 %
1
9 Va
9%
29%
8%
0%
9%
•97%
98%
*97%
98%
20
«
30'A
31%
30'%
311/4
36,000
9%
8%
9%
9%
9,400
27,000
93 ii
3<>-
»
j-%
16%
15%
16%
56%
56 Va
56%
57%
67
671/4
68
20 Va
20%
20%
16
14%
151/4
15%
15%
15
No par
54%
56%
55%
56%
53%
25
62%
63%
63 %
(4%
€514
66
661/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
■20%
cor'
Oulf States Utilities Co
No par
.4
9
5c%
RR com_No par
preferred
50
17
37
pi el erred
240
4,500
*15
Common
73
37 Va
1
,
149'/4
36Va
37%
9»Mr
'
No par
No par
100
Gulf Mobile A Ohio
5,500
8%
8%
30%
38%
Prop—No par
pfd
Sugar com
Corp
3.000
12,500
2
12'4
10?'/»
12 %
800
12 Va
2
20%
»
26%
26
600
11,400
106%
29 Vg
30 'A
40
2,900
13,100
52%
106%
.
100
104%
51
51%
35%
26'A
90
106%
*30%
101%
88
50%
7%
25%
15'/a
106%
103
30%
101%
14%
*103%
104%
49%
48
107%
151/4
89V4
-
4,200
8%
*106%
88%
83%
*103%
48
8%
107%
15
88
87
851/4
1041/2
8%
106%
8%
108
7,900
•
*32%
14%
preferred
L>
2.1C0
17
25
*53
15%
15
-5
12
24 V,
54
*53
100
1
85
'
54'A
1%
30
.
15,300
17%
16%
24%
16«%
100
92
*83
F-5
7,000
37 Va
37%
*88
1C%
16 '/a
16 %
12,100
13'/4
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
23%
11'/4
Co common—
85%
'
35'/4
*88
16
106%
par
*83
24%
23'A
106%
_No
By 6%
-mi
15
1
$2.25 conv preferred
O"
16 v.
47»/2
(The)—
Gt Northern
$5
15%
1037/a
preferred
Grayson-Roblnson Stores com
Grumman
15%
No par
No par
3%*
Greenfield
92
No par
preferred
1%
13','2
351/4
92
No par
Gotham Hosiery
ureal
12%
34%
93
8%
(B F) common—No par
$5 preferred
Union
12%
35
*106%
—10
Ooouyear Tire 8t Rub com
$5
121/4
34
*89
.1
Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
11% July 11
Tt,
24%
25%
100
Brewing Co
8c Stock
4y»*
31% July 20
6%
104
15%
15
*120
40
Grevhound
9% July 17
31%
I8V4
110
Gi Northern
17
144% Mar
37
6 V4
15%
123
8?
Grant (W T)
29
32% July 14
18 1/4
19,300
*78
29% Apr
28
15
120
8,800
11,900
3
15%
PO
Granite City Steel
17 % Feb
13%
3
15 Va
70
40% May 12
11% July 13
13
3
3
3
79
10
16%
±0%
Va
*75%
-5
Jun
11
13%
2
79
Grand
3
13%
3
*75%
Granby Consol MSA P
14
13 Va
3
79
Graham-Paige Motors
Apr
131/4
3
*75%
18
103
13%
2'/a
100
Georgia-Pac Plywood 8c Lumb Co__ 1
Gillette Safety Razor com
No par
preferred
28
.
13%
100
preferred
3%t
Apr
3
3,800
90
37% Feb
2
2,100
30%
*87
4
Mar
17
30%
86%
29
25% July
16%
30
86%
Jan
100
17
29%
24%
io
4
lfi%
2n3/4
86'%
18
24% Jan
17
19 '/a
24%
7% Jun
:
CLOSED
16%
28%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15%
*86
2% Feb
10
500
■
86'%
13% Feb
.
105
24'%
^
*
1241/2
105
23%
n
29
124%
105%
*85%
27
20
124%
*104%
23%
1% Jan
Jan
28%
20% Mar
IP
3
700
124%
va
85%
10 % Jun
Dec
28%
Jun
Feb
112% Jan
5
11
124%
23
5
103% Jan
Apr
30%
12
27
23
*124%
136,800
85%
Rubber Co com
4%%
*
124'%
84%
24%
108% Jun
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
43% Jan
Sep
16% Mar
1% May
6%
16%
69% Jan
Jan
58% May
101% Jan 20
Jan
106
Jun
10
Deo
July
31% May
13% Max 24
Aug
46%
7
24%
.
106 % July 20
Sep
72%
Jun
100
!
July 21
7% Jun
Jan
2
85
53% July 14
72% July
3
Jun
18% Jun
19
21
May
42% Jun
100
•
4
13% Apr
Oct
15
July 20
100
preferred
General Tire 8i
86% July 20
31% July 13
79"%
1
♦%%
124%
Shares
83%
85
29
1/128
Rights
7
32% Jun
102% Jun
Dec
83 %
104
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
share
t
87%
81%
104 y2
Friday
July 21
July 20
81 'A
lOo
1,200
Thursday
*h"'p
f
'78%
*104
180
109%
16
24
20
v
125%
*106%
PRICKS
W'llnfclgj
July 19
1 per sharp
*125
28%
104
10
27%
102%
Jan
$6 pfd
General Telephone Corp
25
Jun
Apr
22y Jan
Corp
SALE
125%
108
53
107%
5,100
53
16
1
No par
Gen Steel Castings
11 July
1/128 July 17
18%
99%
101
General
4
30% May 11
July 18
Shoe
2
May
128
100
10c
HIGH
July 18
9
53
29
No par
Refractories
General
Jun
35
1
5
No par
preferred
Oeneral Realty 8c Utilities
26% May 20
••
2
30
Railway Signal com
4,700
9%
54 V,
16
1
6%
AND
Tt»r«day
104%
General Public Utilities Corp
24% Feb
126% Feb
300
9%
108%
123%
10c
48%
101%
8%
125%
108
i
52,300
6,4C0
467/a
101%
*125
125
July 17
43
45%
45%
,
,190
49
54
125%
108'%
104%
No par
53%
110
103
9%
107 %
123%
No par
Equip Corp
54%
O co iF
47 %
125%
No par
3
17% July
87/a
0
100
65
*101%
10)
107'%
No par
July 13
120
9
54
,
44%
44%
491
48
*101%
8%
78%
Public Service
44
48
103
108%
108
1031/2
46%
8%
77%
10
108
*101%
47%
Mondav
July 15
44 Va
42%
42%
102
LOW
ffaturday
7 Vs
125%
*125
100
STOCK
July 21
14% July 13
17
Jun
7,500
7 V,
8%
preferred
Advertising
Gen Precision
7'%
7%
2,500
7%
26 »/4
1
Corp
Motors Corp common
General
4% Mar 23
.
16%
63%
101 Va
General Portland Cement Co
21
Dee
149
16%
16%
67/a
100
TOBK
Gen Outdoor
*146%
2,800
97/a
9%
9%
149
lb "/a
4,100
25%
No par
$5 preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
3
12% July 12
2% July 12
3%
24
20%
<
Dec
38%
Jun
May
15%
120
July 13
16% Mar
Jun
11% July
2%
15
97/a
*146%
20
51%
103
63%
Par
General
10
149
14%
107%
50%
26'%
EXCHANGE
12
9%
*146%
15%
*103%
*101%
103
400
24
66
47'/,
Sper share
t per share
$ per share
72%
'101 »/2
103
400
7,500
7,400
5
i
*23'%
50%
48
47%
15
6Va
6 Va
'
51%
21'/4
4
*63
41Va
common
NEW
Highest
20 Va
a
*25%
100
convertible
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
181/4
25
STOCKS
Tear 1949
17 Va
66
6%
No par
preferred
Range for Previous
700
200
17 Va
*17'%
17%
25
No pkr
Corp com
instrument
General
Jan
33%
*63
No par
$3.50 preferred
General
33
34
*16%
149
9%
*
50
No par
com
preferred
Electric Co
21
33%
107
46%
*101%
103
15
15%
18%
107
46'%
9%
*1461/4
Cigar Co Inc com
General Foods
Apr
44%
t per share
No par
preferred
General
50% Jun
13
123%
Lowest
45%
1st preferred
conv
18%
108
*107
45%
7V4
7
7'/s
7
100
Corp
4*
34
18 %
18
108
*107
45%
Corp
4*
General
17Va
1
5
No par
Bronze
General
0
9% Jan
com
Baking Co common
Jan
39%
97
33'%
*33%
100
30% Jan
75
2,200
33Va
1.66%
preferred
General
7'A
2
preferred series A
General
300
71/4
*33%
com
investors
29
Jun
108
Apr
$4.25
8,700
17%
*17%
33%
Transportation
Amer
8'/4
17%
7%
No par
Co
American
ai
r
3,200,
77/a
*17'/a
7 '/a
$4.50 preferred
8
166
July 13
65%
ur
General
3
9% July 13
13 % Jan
13
ojy* Max
7%
8%
7%
4% % convertible preferred
Gaylord Container Corp
107 % July 14
11
July
146
Jan
Dec
15
Jan
18
6V«
8
7 V,
(The)
Corp
6%
8
7 Va
No par
Gar Wood Industries Inc
30% Apr 29
101 % July 13
Jan
163%
Feb
6% Apr
Garrett
7
17
*16Va
50
(The)
Gardner-Denver
20% May 22
23
17% July 13
Dec
11
Jun
19% Mar 16
July 13
Nov
106
Oct
9%
Co
*167/a
17
7%
17
5
convertible preferred
Gameweii
7%
17
20
preferred
6%
9
25
*"■>7 Va
1
common
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
21% May 20
i
3% July 13
Jun
48%
July
152
10
6%
*6
_1
_
(Robert)
Inc
-
Jan
103%
Dec
Oalr Co
4
39% May
13
15
(TTre'
Gabriel Co
17
9% May 19
18% Jan 28
2,800
18,000
8,700
Jill
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NEW
Cange for Previous
t per
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
share
$ per
$ per share
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Par
Monday
July 17
SALE
Tuesday
July 15
$ per share
share
HIGH
AND
Saturday
EXCHANGE
.
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
STOCK, RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1919
Lowest
YORK
.
PRICES
July IK
S per share
f per
t per share
Wednesday
Thursday
July 19
share
Friday
$ per share
Sales for
July 21
July 20
$ per share
the Week
S per
Shares
share
H
31
Jan
39%
Dec
31
July IK
46% Feb
14
Hackensack
16 %
Jun
24%
Dec
22 %
Apr
20
31% Jun
23
Halliburton
12
Jan
14%
Dec
13% July 18
153% Jan
12
Hall
14% Jan
12
80% Feb
8
11%
Jun
13%
72% July
81
Apr
108%
Nov
23%
Jan
142
May
20% Jan
4% Jan
61
.
149
5%
108
11
20% July 13
141
Feb
Jun
30
148
Hat
68%
Oct
64% Jan
5
75% Jun
26
11
Dec
Jan
Dec
33
Oct
103
July 13
July 17
Feb
33% Mar 16
3
98% Apr
41
Jan
9
106% Jan
July 14.
Jan
32%
Dec
26
Jan
42%
Dec
39
July 14
44
13%
Jan
17% Aug
14
Jun
29
203/4 Mar
Mar 20
Hecht
33% Mar 16
53
Dec
3.65%
Helme
Mar 10
131
Sep
Hercules
26% Mar
45
Dec
37 % July 21
48.
Jun
53%
Dec
53
56
Feb
52%
Dec
21%
Jan
May 12
Jan
10% Jun
x51% Apr 21
15% July 14
68% July 14
80
Jan
11% Mar
6
14
May
15%
Dec
143/4 Jan
4
12%
15%
Sep
12
29%
Dec
153%
Oct
22%
31
Jun
8
Holland
10 % Apr
5
14 3/i
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16% Apr
25% Jun
18
Apr
34%
Dec
32% Jan
19% Jan
12
9
29% Mar
July 12
11
40% May 10
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(A)
5%
conv
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116
Dec
109
Jan
13
132
101%
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12
107
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10 >/8
July 13
14
Jan
9
35%
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30 %
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34
Jan
10
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Nov
38 V« Feb
10
99%
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29 3/8 July 13
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Jun
29%
Feb
12%
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44% Oct
Jun
28
May
99% Mar
13
38 % Jan
12
593/8 May IS
Jun
16
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15
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27
31%
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46%
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27
44:,/4 Jan
9
4%
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27
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Jun
11%
17%
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8%
33%
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477/«
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35% Mar
9
Feb
14%
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13
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
1% May
Jun
2%
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183/4
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10%
17
26%
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Saturday
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AND
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3
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96
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17%
113/4
Wednesday
July IX
60
2,600
48%'
3%
17%
Tuesday
July 17
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18
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49
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13
16
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49
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16
70
34%
49
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12%
25%
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Refrigerator Co
*69
12%
100
17%
12.50
YORK
7,500
48%
common—100
Min & Sm
NEW
1,600
1274
48%
Hunt Foods Inc—
Highest
17%
ll7/s
27
31
,
5
Hupp Corp..
13
53
17%
104
Motor Car
22
53
16%
104
.preferred
300
12%
104'/a
Corp—.—
1.8C0
53%
104%
Co
Manhattan
20
38
5334
11%
100
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6,100
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5
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4
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4% Apr
52
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53 5/8
3074
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1,500
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53%
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10
Light & Power
Range Since Jan. 1
51%
30%
255/8 Apr
2634
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130
15%
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103%
26%
39
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1074
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29
100
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104
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10
33%
38%
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5%
51
2674
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33%
113/8
—
com
Hudson
$ per share
123%
1074
12
share
5174
50
123%
10'/a
Stores
*103%
39%
preferred
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&
95
26%
1047a
Sound
27
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16
:
Houston
Howard
*26
95
:100
_
preferred
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26%
26%
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of
104
20%
26 %
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5074
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preferred
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2074
r
124%
&
42% July 21
Lowest
103 7a
20%
4/
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conv
33/4%
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July 17
Highest
$ per
4.J00
26%
No par
l3/4 Jan
Year 1949
I per share
2034
20%
No par
Eange for Previous
Lowest
20 %
25%
503/s
A
2nd pfd series A
preferred
$4.25
8% Jan
16
20 %
96
___50
Co__
17 % Apr
9
July 13
20%
5
Paper
Houdaille-Hershey
9
46% Jan
3
$4.50
9
May 24
104% July 14
563/4 Jun 19
July
16,500
1
Mining
Household
Jan
1.4
2,200
6%
5
Electrochemical
Jun
103
9%
6%
20%
i
preferred
Homestake
Jun
28%
86%
9%
6 Va
'*123%
Sons,.
Holly Sugar Corp—
Sep
Feb
9%
6
26 %
Corp
Furnace
9%
.
9
5%
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*
40
9
5%
23
I_50
B
73%
9
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series
73%
5%
96
No par
73 %
8%
No par
com
1,900
1,100
6
5%
100
common
25
6
24%
6
8 3/4
25
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145
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247'8
8%
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4.000
5%
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-_■»
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107%
8%
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;
120
7134
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5%
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Hollander
7
47% Jan
13
1
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&
94%
30
73 %
*
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Inc
Hotels
Hires
34
100
Hilton
9
Sep
x24
4
22% July 13
Jan
73 74
preferred
17% May 22
Nov
73%
preferred series A
16% May
July 12
28%
74%
—
preferred
Hinde
50%
*73%
4%%
Dec
Jan
74%
Hcyden Chemical Corp.
3%% preferred series
Sep
Jun
■*i *73%
Hewitt-Robins
12%
16%
5%
18% Jan
84%
34%
24%
53/4
4%%
Dec
24% Mar
24%
53%
14.C.00
2274
145
*141
24%
574
;
Hershey Chocolate
8% May
11% Jun
145
24 %
*
533/4 Feb
2274
5 3/4
223/4 Feb
27
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145
213/g
23 3/4
Co—
Powder
5%
2174
21
71
*
300
3134
11%
11%
71
107%
53/4
preferred——
58% May 19
*141
24
1174
*68
*106%
5%
common
127 % Mar 13
145
141
CLOSED
213/s
21%
21
11%
70
107%
23%
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52
21%
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non-cum
20 3/4
70
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*
common—
Hercules
EXCHANGE
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s.
preferred
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7%
100
Inc
Co
3
123 % July
xl3% Aug
14% Jun
J)
69
107
___-_10
common
(H
69
*106
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100
Glass
68
107
common— _1
preferred
6
49% Jan
Feb
51% No7
Co
33/4%
Heinz
Marx_
Corp
23
Jun
Jun
&
America
preferred
Hazel-Atlas
6
Jan
23%
34%
,
4%%
5
com__No par
*,
Schaffner
Corp of
Mfg
37%
8%
Refrac
STOCK
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1174
11%
68
*106
100
;
pfd_-_No par
11%
*11%
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com
$4.25
Industries
25
Jun
2,010
Co
Hayes
93%
20
12 Va
Co
preferred-'
(M A)
Hayes
Dec
Jan
1,500
7
Dec
77
1478
10
25%
Nov
28
1434
10
95%
40
27 Va
143/a
8 3/4 Jan
Jan
122%
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14%
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July
Jan
105
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27%
14%
3
5
98%
.
31%
27
14%
20% July 18
Dec
20 %
Jan
31%
26%
14 %
preferred
Hart
10
Jan
31%
2674
1374
Watch
conv
6%
12
84
30
Mar 31
73/8 Feb
9%
31
25%
14%
Harbison-Walk
27% Jan
25
31
25%
5
3
10%
31%
25
Hanna
5% Jan
Feb
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5
Dec
8% July 13
25
Well Cementing
5
Printing Co
2„5
Jun
24.
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Hamilton
4%
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Jun
Nov
Jun
19%
Apr
7%
Jun
4
104
25%
Jan
6%
15
66% July 13
Nov
18%
-
11% Jun
Dec
Jan
104%
(W
•
800
13%
1.800
3%
22,300
17%
3%
17
3,300
1
Thursday
Friday
$ per
Sales foi
July 21
July 20
the Week
t per share
share
Shares
I
31%
Jun
22%
Feb
73 '
Jun
20
Jun
25%
Jan
3634
Dec
40% Mar 15
Idaho
363/4
Dec
34% Jan
25
43-% July 21
Illinois
Dec
82% Jun
29
98'
34%
Dec
34
Jan
25
41
37%
Nov
31
July 13
100
33
July,12
51% July
~7%
3
July 21
41% Mar 23
52% Jun
4
Co
20
Central
RR
stock
RR
non-cum
ctfs
4.08%
common-10o
pfd ser A
100
series
A
No par
preferred
cum
50
10%
Jan
73/s July 13
29%
Dec
253/8 July 12
5% July 14
333/4 Mar 27
Dec
42% Mar 28
56
May 16
Oct
63
71
Feb
Ingersoll-Rand
8%
Jan
33% Mar
53 %
55
72%
Jun
155
Jan
30
May
165
Jun
Apr
413/4
163
Jan
6
Jan
26
Jan
38
Jun
18%
Jan
103/4
Dec
175
12% Mar 30
Jan
8
12%
Apr
187/s
Dec
Jan
95%
Dec
92% Jan
1
Jun
2%
Jan
1% Jan
Jan
123/4 Jan
22%
Jun
29%
Dec
164%
Jan
180%
Dec
6%
234
Dec
Feb
73%
10
343/4
Oct
Jan
86%
Oct
3%
Feb
6%
Jun
31 %
Jan
133
Dec
143
Feb
83
Dec
37%
Dec
94
Jan
103%
Nov
Jun
130% Feb
4% Nov
7%
33% Jan
104
Feb
Feb
5
26
24
25
1
July 12
43
Nov
71
Fab
49% Jan
Jun
61
Feb
3
41
Jan
46 3/,
Oct
52% July 6
38 % July 18
38%
Jun
573/4
Jan
42% July
Jan
33
Jun
34
3
Jan
13
9% Jan
3
11%
Apr
July
20
Dec
17
Feb
23
Aug
20
18%
19
2
Julj 17
% Jan
4
3/d Jun
9
16% Jun
12
240
133/4 Apr
88
.
6
22
24
Feb
9% May
30% Jun
137% Jun
109
7
Jun
23
8 % Apr
12
64% Apr 12
60% May 27
Deo
147k Jan
5
Dec
92% Jun
27
44
Jan
591/2
Oct
5 l/e
July 18
54'/2 July 19
95%
Jan
1053/a
Dec
103
30%
Jun
50 Va
Dec
33
July 17
541/4
Dec
48
Jan
Jun
29%
Jun
26
3
141
Jan
7-% Jan
3
63
Jun
23
33'/4
Jan
277s Jan
13
36
73
Jun
July 21
86
Jan
81 % Jan
13
90.
Apr
30%
Dec
40% Mar
23s/8 July 17
109% Mar 20
34% Mar
19
8
6
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6
27%
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&
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3%%
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6
49 Va
52
52 %
53
52
53
6,500
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66
66'/a
66
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66
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41
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8%
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173
170
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5%
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170
42
413/8
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4274
43%
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43%
12,400
14%
14%
14 3/8
15%
15
1574
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16 Vs
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10
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10
186
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192
27
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41
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6
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53
53
53
53
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54
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26 '/a
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36
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15
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29 3/8
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36
29%
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58
300
2,300
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54
54
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335/8
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39
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44
44
55%
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45
45
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45
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45
46
36
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173/4
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18%
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18%
22
3,100
100
22%
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22%
22%
23
241/4
24
24%
28
28
23
29
30%
31
31
32%
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29
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303/8
30%
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12 %
common
A
com
100
No par
preferred series A
100
Manufacturing Co
1
5
5%
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loo
*133
15'/a
No par
No par
138
5%
94
Corp..
„
15%
pfd—100
common
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29%
43'/a
43%
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series
2.900
13,300
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17%
1
Johnson
5
137
17 Va
com-
Co
preferred
250
6,900
13
17
Co
Inc
24.500
•
85
4%
137
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8%
6,600
26%
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4%
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2
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3,300
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10
41%
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38%
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100
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4174
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common
Jones & Laughlin
5%
574
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preferred
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2.200
4874
105%
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Manville
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100
83-4
27 V4
No par
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Island
*
52
Va
4874
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8
26 3/4
64 Va
40 3/4
common
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Feb
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8
271/B
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■;
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Utilities
Dept
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1
52
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15
com—No par
Salt
Jaeger
51% May 18
51S/8
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Silver
Jacobs
107% Mar
52
No par
com
International Shoe
11
Jun
106'/a July 21
International
18 % May
3
9674 May 15
70 % Mar
3
21
Dec
100
preferred
Intertype
102
109
5%
14
Feb
Jan
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
Interstate
148
7%
1
Limited
Paper Co
preferred—i,
$4
International
136% Aug
18%
5
com__No par
Packers
International
19
Apr
51 %
8 Vh
2774
— —
22
183/4 July 13
31% Mar 15
523k
73/4
27%
1%
:
27% Jun
45
5 2 3/8
8
27
137a
Corp
Canada
Preferred
22% Jun
July 12
527k
7 3/4
27
1 %
7%
preferred
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International Telep & Teleg—No par
July 13
7,500
12%
1
18
1,100
32%
1%
36% May
Apr 21
41
317k
18 S/8
International
16
40
3274
94%
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Mining
of
International
403/s
32 Vs
14'/8
preferred
Nickel
39%
1874
A—25
600
397k
1%
com
44,300
323/8
13%
class
3.400
4334
32%
94%
4
27% Jan
94
Sys
34 Va
93
39 Vs
_No par
Chemical
42 Va
39
*98
28
23
Jun
4%
&
34 Va
*89
33
No par
Hydro-Electric
SO
38%
xl8%
_100
42%
22
18%
No par
35»/8
41%
89
39
93
No par
3474
90
33%
18%
common
35
41%
*87%
93
Machines
Minerals
34%
40
90
100
463/sJan
Jan
Jan
Int'l
Int'
1
40%
i-5
54% Feb
Nov
Jun
:
common
preferred
Int'l
32
2%
7%
International
13% July 21
483/a Jun 23
Inc
Iron
1
34
11%
Ctfs
Corp
prelerred
Intercontinental
Rubber
Interlake
CLOSED
100
20
3974
*87%
34%
*51%
EXCHANGE
No par
Copper
34
3.9'/a
88'/a
32%
No par
% %
8
Jan
•1
Insuranshares
Tnterchemical
Business
403/s Jun
5
Co
Cons
Harvester
Jun
July 11
Steel
Int'l
24
135
Inland
Int'l
16
Co
preferred
Inspiration
4
RR
common
Mar 29
Jan
24
5
6%
Terminal
293/4 May 18
181
25
July 2r
50
7%
22
July 11
4
13
jJ%
30% Aug
5
22% Jun
27
25% Mar 31
10
x98% Apr
7% July 12
313/4 Jan
Dec
25%
July 17
25% Jun
Dec
Jun
185
171% July 13
2
Jan
13
Jun
24
11
25
137/s
9%
X145%
Jan
31
Apr
19
43% July 21
16% July 21
93/4 July 14
16% Jan 16
86%
Jan
9
29
Illinois
333/4
38%
*37
STOCK
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
Industrial Rayon
1
Jun
11%
v
1000
common
Jan
4
3374
88
Co
conv
Illinois Power Co
9
9% Jan
5
Power
6%
Sep
21%
14
Jan
*103%
38
53%
*105
94
55%
104%
39%
53%
108
138
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138
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95
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55
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53
53
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53 %
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103
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54%
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5%
5%
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3,400
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7,600
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900
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108
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347'4
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35 %
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87 VA
8 3 Va
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87 %
88
88
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89 %
680
23%
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24
24%
24
24%
247k
267i
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21 Va
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11%.
1,600
60,900
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<%
Jun
Jan
12%
Jan
102
Aug
Feb
105%
Nov
Fei.
49'%
Dec
Jan
62 3/4
Dec
14% July
10% Jun
17%
N07
52
17%
x!3%
Mar 24
133/4 May 16
Kalamazoo
Kansas
94%
100%
*34%
9
14%
98% Jan
95
1031/2 July 13
43
July 3
57% July 13
15% July 13
103 »/2 Apr
10
1C9 %
May 18
57% Mar 25
64
Feb
19
Mar
16
6
3.80%
4%
City
&
Jan
10% Jun
30
13% Jan
9
Dec
20 % Jan
Kayser
13
24% Jun
9
Dec
16% Jan
30
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
21% Jun
19
24
100
(Julius)
Class B
&
11
103
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
103
102 %
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53%
52%
53%
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53
58
58%
59%
59%
60
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104
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48%
48
4
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59
53
.
4%
19 =%
page
10
Co__
conv
11
11
Co—
non-cum
preferred
100
Kansas Power & Light Co com—8.75
23%
see
Lt
!
Southern
Jun
footnote*-
&
preferred
City
Jun
For
Furnace
Power
preferred
cum
Kansas
Stove
15%
15%
%
15 %
■
50
58
•
15%
5
class
10%
11%
11 '/a
11'/a
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21%
21%
21%
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1
17 3/8
17%
17 %
18
15%
11%
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11%
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15%
113%
22 %
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Volume 172
Number 4927
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(299)
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
S per share
J per
Sper share
40
Jun
56%
Jan
39
Jun
48%
Nov
NEW
Highest
share
49% Apr
45% Mar
60% July 21
Kennecott
1
58% Jun
Kern
Feu
16%
Nov
Jun
25%
Dec
24
Jan
13
38 % May 20
90
Jun
107%
Dec
loo
Jan
4
152% May 20
10 Va
27% May 24
Jun
16%
Dec
13% July 20
17% Mar 31
Mar
72%
Dec '
67 %
71% Feb
255/8
Jun
31%
Jan
90 Va
Aug
Saturday
Juiy 13
24% July 12
2
98
Jan
93 % Jan
Jun
26
Feb
43
Dec
37 % July 14
42% Jan
6
Kresge
48%
Feb
62%
Dec
50
July 12
b*
Jan
5
Kress
43
Jan
60%
Dec
53
July 17
65% Mar 20
100
9
4%
S
(S
H)
Kroger Co
$ per share
$ per
„1
EXCHANGE
57%
58
59
58%
52
53%
53%
53%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
22%
31%
32%
33
34'%
*123
31%
126
31
31%
*127
*
129
129%
54%
3,100
23 %
24
2,100
34
34'%
7,800
32,800
133
140
140
10
13%
14
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14
500
68
68
68
68
50
26%
25%
26%
26%
27%
97
96'A
96 %
96%
96'A
210
3d %
38 'A
39
38
39'A
2,500
50
50%
51
51
*50
57
57%
57%
58
25
25%
25
98%
96 %
37%
38
37%
38
38
No par
50'%
50%
50%
No par
53
55'A
55%
*13%
68
25 %
25'/«
96%
55%
54
23%
*129%
97
14
*50
54%
14
68 %
& Co
60%
68
*13%
*67
_10
(The)
Shares
59%
133
14
63%
10
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
60
50%
*13'A
CLOSED
Friday
July 21
share
57 V4
*67
;
S per
51 'A
100
Co
share
57%
30%
STOCK
No par
Thursday
July 20
July 19
*21
v
100
common
S)
PRICES
Wednesday
51
No par
preferred
<
SALE
56%
No par
preferred
Koppers Co Inc
x35%
$ per share
5
Kimberly-Clarke Corp com
4% conv 2nd preferred
Kinney (G Ri Co common
$5 prior
t per share
HIGH
Tuesday
July IS
July 17
No par
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
6
31% Mar
Copper
County Land Co
AND
Monday
July 15
Par
3
11 Va
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
17 Vi
62
YORK
EXCHANGE
13
STOCK
STOCKS
I
Year 1949
Lowest
YORK
*96%
7,100
52
600
58
57'%
2,800
L
4%
Jan
8
Oct
6
Jan
3'A
Jun
17'A
Jan
22%
9%
Jun
11%
6
43
Jan
19%
July 13
3% Jun
10'A Jun
47
Oct
Jun
26%
Jan
23 % Jan
45%
Dec
40% Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
3
90%
Jan
98
Jan
24
94
May
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
33%
Jun
49%
Dec
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
1%
Jun
15
3
Jun
4%
Jun
8'%
Feb
20 V8
Feb
44%
8% Apr
7
6% Apr
5
12
4% Apr
Jan
Dec
26'A
11% Jan
10
9
72%
Apr
91%
58
186
Oct
Sep
19
x67
Jun
50
'
3
Dec
5 PA July
5
Jun
33%
Oct
28 % Feb
13'A
Jun
17%
Dec
78
Jan
73
Jan
16'/a
Feb
25%
Dec
23% Jan
14%
Jan
18%
Aug
Jun
76
Dec
66% Jan
14% Juiy 12
Jun
15'A
Jun
25%
Jan
27%
172%
Dec
Jan
23%
95
Jan
34 % Jan
25%
Oct
97% Feb
17
Mar
17% Jun
29
$ per share
-
$ per
8'/a
42 Va
42
7%
8'/a
15,300
42%
2,300
6
5%
6'A
6
6%
19,100
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1 %
2'/a
1%
2
14,600
*15%
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51
16%
9
16%
ft
52
17
5
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17 %
53'A
5%
5'A
5%
3,200
3,100
56%
56 Va
58%
7,600
9
9
9%
9%
19%
20
21
21%
22'/a
21
59
64
64.
67
65
7%
18%
4%
54 »A
59
7'A
18'A
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544a
9 '/a
58
18%
5
54
5
51 %
„
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9%
9%
9%
900
21%
21%
21%
4,300
66%
65%
67
30,100
23
78%
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7%
7%
7%
7%
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15,700
34
34
33%
33%
34
34%
33%
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34
34
2,500
79%
78 "2
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80%
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178%
180
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7%
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180
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180'A
570
61'A
60%
60%
61
62%
62 %
62%
62'A
35%
36%
35%
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36%
37%
37 Va
38%
38
15'A
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16'A
16
76
73%
73%
*72
33'/a
33%
32%
33%
53,100
14%
15%
15
15'A
16,600
64'A
4,300
3%
Lone
Aircraft
Corp
77e
■
*72
1
30%
8
74%
8
30
8%
*72
8%
*73
74%
31'A
62 %
56,900
1,000
38%
11,400
16 Va
6,300
76
Cement
100
Co
IP)
30%
30%
30%
33
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
No par
63
63%
63%
64'A
63%
64%
No par
21%
22 V*
21%
22
22
22'A
22'A
22'A
22 Va
24'A
2,700
10
Corp
(Md) A'
30%
22'A
22 Va
22 %
22%
22'/a
22 Va
22'A
23
22%
23
6,400
common
preferred
100
166
166
*164
63%
167'A
*164
167%
%
64%
"164
167 Va
32'/8
32'A
32%
32 %
32%
32'A
22'A
Louisville
38 '/a
38
39'A
39
39'A
39'A
29'A
Nashville
&
Lowenstein
(Mi
& Sons Inc com__1
YORK
1,300
41%
9,500
29
29%
6,900
26%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
*98 »A
99 %
"98'A
99 %
*98'A
9,9 'A
>98%
99'A
*98'A
99'A
19 '/a
19 Va
19%
19%
19 %
20'A
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
July 15
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
:•
10
33
41
*32'A
100
series A
Co_
NEW'
167'A
10
preferred
Steel
50
Va
*164
41
28
63
32%
37'A
4'A%
1,100
9%
9
29%
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par
Lukens
31%
No par
Star
Highest
share
99
••'98 'A
7%
41'A
61%
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
99
7%
4) %
No par
5
Lowest
Highest
800
5%
STOCKS
Year 1949
21'A
No par
—
Range for Previous
Lowest
21 Va
1%
7
Co
Co
Lorillard
18
800
600
Carbonic Corp com___No par
convertible preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber
20% Jan
29%
46
21'A
"98'A
29%
46
5%
100
5
99'% Jan
7%
41
200
30'/a
47
21 Va
99
*98 %
7%.
40
46%
46 V2
30
"46
5%
No par
com
7''a
39 %
"43%
"43'A
900
5%
19'A
l
7'/a
40
99
1,800
5'/a
5
4
23% July 21
1
7 '/a
*39
5
Libby
28
22% Mar 24
Sep
&
27% Jun
3
21%
No par
Loew's Inc
19
21%
21%
*98
11'/a
7%
Belt
36% May 23
41 % Apr
11
21%
99
11'/a
4%
30%
18'% Jan
7
22
46%
1,900
11
5
81
J.tjy
22
*98
100
15,400
21
11
11
4'/a
20%
new—_No par
Oil
Mar
46 %
6%
4'/a
20%
Corp
Lockheed
Jan
30
46
*45 Va
6%
6%
*4
20%
Corp
17
174
30
46
6 %
4 Va
20%
Cup
33% July 20
L2 % July 18
*43%
29%
Corp
Tulip
81% Apr
21'% July 17
44 Va
29
45'A
*4
4
Lima-Hamilton
13
>41%
21%
Lily
13
164
44 Va
29'A
1
Corp__
preferred
Liquid
11
100
7%
Lion
30% Jan
Jun
preferred
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
9
6
44'A
45'A
Products
McNeill
Savers
9
Dec
Jan
15
Life
Jun
32
31% May
20% Jun
Libby
Link
16
44 Va
*28%
5
I
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
11
Mar
10%
(The)
& Fink
21% Jan
Julv 12
10%
1st preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
Corp
14'% July 12
Dec
Jan
42
27
10%
& Sons Co common__3
non-cum
62
Oct
19%
153
July 12
9% July 21
10%
1
non-cum
Lehn
Mar 31
32
27
65 %
x60
J
187
July 19
7% Jun
2
10
89'% Jan
29
Jan
23
8 'A Mar
37 % Apr
7o'A July 13
177
—
10'A
82% Jun
July 17
7«A Jan
33'% July 18
10%
No par
Tire
&
Lerner Stores
6%
20%
50
cumulative
Lehman
24 % Jan
8% Mai
Jun
5Gc
12
July 13
37% July
52%
30
July 17
Dec
64
aun
6% Jan
64% Jun
19
Jun
X6%
20
$3
6%
20'A
& Navigation Co
-10
Lehigh .Portland Cement——,
25
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal com
1
July 17
51
Sep
Jun
—
10
6%
3%
20',8
Lehigh Coal
30
6 Va
3%
20 '.a
Co
(James)
3.857c
6%
*:%
20
__No par
preferred
Rubber
6
75 Pesos Mex
Bryant common
Jan
9
6%
Feb
2'A Jan
21
Dec
3 4'%
170
26
4
pfd
(The)
Lane-Wells
Lee
9
Co
4%7o
99'% Mar 23
30
8'A
6%
Lees
50% Jan
1% Jun
Consolid
49% May 29
3
14% Jun
Co
25% May
July 13
4% Jan
Jan
56%
11%
Jan
23
Jun
Gas
Lane
25
33 % July 13
Jan
24%
Jun
x41%
7
22
34
25
Jun
Lambert
47% Jan
19
Jan
16 %
La
12
Jun
12% Jun
19
37
12
23
5
44'A Apr
3
4% Jan
28
19% July 12
Dec
Laclede
7'% Jan'
Monday
AND
I per share
$ per
share
niGH
SALE
Tuesday
July 17
4,100
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
July IS
July 19
$ per share
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
July 21
July 20
Sper share
$ per
the Week
Shares
share
M
9%
Jun
14 V*
Oct
Apr
42
Dec
Jan
31%
131
139
Oct
9%
Jun
27%
95%
37
Mack
33%
Jan
Dec
102
Jan
9
20
6%
Jan
19%
Jun
Jan
525
Feb
7
9'A
Mar
28% July 17
Dec
15
30
3
7
16
Dec
6'A
Feb
10%
Apr
17'A
Jun
25
6%
Jan
8%
Dec
16'A Mar
18%
Oct
24%
Dec
19'%
Mar
Dec
18%
Apr
Dec
7
July
7 % Jan
Aug
Jun
3
July
10% Jan
510
11
15 »A
Apr
17
25
ijan
3
8% July 12
18% Apr
19
23% Jan
25
95'%
Jan
104
Dec
7'%
Jun
12
Apr
9% Jan
"10'%
Feb
I3ye
Jan
9% July 19
39%
Jun
59
11'A
Jun
101% July 13
13
Dec
4)
19%
Jan
48
34% July
Dec
12% July 13
46% July 12
170
Feb
179
Aug
38
Jun
49
89
Jan
98%
89
Jan
98
Dec
80
Feb
88
Dec
Jiin
175
July 12
Feb
7Va
29%
29 %
30%
104%
*102'A
104%
*102%
104%
*9 'A
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
18% July 21
Magma
24% Apr
19
Magnavox Co
Jan
9
July 11
11
9% Jan
19% Feb
8% May
23
6
Copper
Mahoning
Coal
Manati
Sugar
Mandel
Corp
23
Marathon
12
Marine
Market
St
29% Jun
23
Mar 23
17% Apr
13% May
29
8
69 'A
4% 7c
May 22
16% May
9
Masonite
Mathieson
15
77c
May
6
100
Jan
5
100
Jan
30
$3.75 cum
90
Feb
18
$3.40
17% May 11
Maytag
12
S3.75
19% Mar
25
Jan
19'% July 14
52
Mar 28
$3
30% Mar
90
36%
Jan
29'%
24% Mar 17
McCall
July 13
23% May 11
McCord
July
44% May 11
3
Dec
31 'A July 18
Dec
100
99
July 19
37% Jun
105
9
May
3
45'A
Dec
39% July 13
52%
Mar
16
Apr
30 % July 17
36
Mar
1
Nov
44
58
Jan
3
Mclntyie
30!%
Jan
41'A
Dec
33% July 13
42% Feb
10
92'A May
102%
22
Dec
25
17% Mar
Dec
99
5
91
Jan
24
6
47
Jun
9
20%
Jan
27
Dec
27% Jan
9
x21% July 19
23% Jun
Jun
13%
Jan
10 % July 17
14% May 26
Jun
49
Jan
42
12%
Jun
8%
Jan
13
48% Jun
14'/a Jan
16
17
Jan
6% Jun
-
27
43%
Apr
90
Jan
39% Jan
16%
16%
17
29,900
10
10
10%
10 VF
9%
10'A
10'A
10%
10%
11
4,900
49 %
50'/a
50
50%
50
49'%
50'A
49'A
par
103
49%
50
4,400
13'/a
12%
13
13
13%
13 %
13%
13'A
14 Va
3,900
47%
49%
48%
50
48%
49%
4 8'A
49%
*180
184
46%
99
184
*180
46%
*98'%
*180
98'%
*87'A
88'A
19%
18
*39 %
31 %
*99
19%
12%
*42
18%
31'A
31%
100%
40'%
40%
40
02%
100%
31%
101
40
40%
30%
*30 %
31'A
45
*44'A
45'%
44'%
35
36
35
35'.;.
35%
*99
100 %
*99
22%
13%
13%
19%
No par
100
(1st series)—50
—
101'%
*21%
'
19%
"99
19%
20'/8
20
Jun
7
22
Mengel
57c
Co
(The)
Mercantile
1st
Stores
preferred
Co
Inc
10
8'<
44
22%
x21%
10%
10%
10%
45
42
43
*15%
15%
15%
15 0
10'/a
3%
10%
lb'%
23
7% Jan
3
Merch
&
Min
Merck
&
Co
Transp Co
Jun
12
Jun
22
$3.50 preferred
Jun
12
$4
x20% Jan
25
34% July 12
Merritt-Chapman
37'% July 17
43% Mar 17
Mesta
conv
Inc
2nd
common
No par
*6%
50c
48
6%
6%
49%
48%
49'A
*6'A
50
100
*97
100
*97
*141
149
149!%
150
&
31
31
31
30%
1,300
105
105%
260
108'/a
104
102%
102'%
*102'A
103%
15'A
15%
15'A
104
*102'%
5
14'A
14%
10
42 'A
4 3'A
Jan
13
Jan
3
48
Oct
38% Feb
23
18%
Dec
10T
July 13
13
July 18
16
July 21
Miami
Copper
45% May 22
Mid-Continent
20% Mar
Middle
47% Jun
139% Mar
7
13
7
South
Midland
8%
Steel
Prod
14% Jan
17
Minneap &
3
11% Feb
21
Minn
42% Aur
1.3
St
P
fui
'ujuiotet
see
page
&
July 17
99
Jan
>A
13
111
May 23
New
conv
46%
20
20
9,200
47%
17,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16'%
15%
16'A
20,900
35
33%
35
35%
36%
35%
37%
28%
39V:;
125%
127
100
No par
No par
*
43
...
125
11 %
11'A
11 "»
9 %
9'A
9%
ib
V
126
126
11%
9
4
%
127
46
*126'%
47
128
*126'A
128
7,700
180
11%
11'%
11%
12%
12
12%
5,100
9%
9%.
9%
10%
10%
10 Va
7,300
33'A
34%
13,200
lOu'A
100-/.:
310
Regulator—
common
3.207c
4b
16
15%
SS Marie
Minneapolis-Honeywell
31
Nov
15 V
33%
St Louis Ry
&
14%
44 'A
14%
105
5
common
1st preferred
29
38%
Inc—No par
Petroleum
Utilities
14%
190
*D7
*102%
38"'.
6,800
150
108 %
104
37%
50
100
150
108'%
*102%
37%
44
*97
154
*104'A
100
pfd_100
:>()%
.100
39%
preferred series
5
3.907®
s
108'%
3.85"%
6
Co
Edison
43:
*147
104'A
22
Mar
3,100
39%
Jun
87
60
6%,
2,200
104
8% July
6 'A
30
102 % July
Jan
6%
42%,
*107
Machine
Metropolitan
"l
29%
108 %
106% May 15
O
41%
*107
12
15%
40%
*103! 4 ■H'-i
Jun
j,i A
30 %
103%
7'%
5,500
45
%
I i
40
108 %
10'% Jun
11%
"
11,900
29%
103%
125
i
•':
J
id
10
100
22%
22
«'
2,500
3J
3U%
*107
Jan
XD
i2
2
104'A
"j
100
139% Mar
,j
7%
*97
100
148
preferred series
21
51%
*97
*141
4.35%
•-12%
88 Va
•
»3
6%
No par
Scott—No par
12
124% July
10% Aug
11'A
43
No par
preferred
Apr
28% Jan
21'/a
ttV
87%.
4-J'
■
15%
700
20
20%
87 Va
•%•) A
'
*40%
300
15
lb
'
63
15
%
100
22 '/*
*99 'A
*22
14%
20%
22
*43
300
100'A
99
22%
14 %
20%
*40%
110
Dec
94
100 %
*86
1
common
convertible
2,500
1,700
44
21%
32
3,200
87%
23'A
41'A
35'A
*40 'A
22
A
"30 %
32
35
*86
1
41
41
40'%
35%
87%
101% Feb
34
40
35 'A
44
107% Mar 31
Jun
1,400
2,300
1,800
47
*86
Feb
Jun
33
103
33
101 %
•
-it
*40%
Dec
Jun
60
"31%
*101'A
31%
14
110'A
18'%
'
101%
22%
104%
14'A
(9
45%
14
Oct
37%
19%
45
22%
Jan
14%
20%
:.9'A
29
4b U
14'%
97%
Jun
20 Va
j:j
39'%
35%
1
22
22
*13'%
5,200
44 Va
20%
'3d
31
20
13%
%2
39'%
40'%
31
44%
260
88 Va
20'A
40'%
*100
50
99
98 Va
13 A
44 %
18%
*39%
2,500
"87'A
13
12%
49%
9b'A
8810
*42
'A
18%
105%
8%
2
20
%
40'%
Jun
'
12%
44
18%
30 'A
1
98'%
98
*39%
32
*98'/a
98 Va
18'A
101
48 Va
9 I'M
40'%
5
18
48%
*87'A
7,600
184
*180
88%
99
*42
19%
184
98%
12%
12%
30%
40
47
*87'A
45
19%
47
98
98%
87
12%
*160
*98 %
99
98
87
45
184
46%
4 7'A
98
12
(1st series)
110
48%
*42
10
6,400
13
*98'%
com
26
101 Va
47 %
No par
common
preferred
186
Jan
Dec
Corp
100
.23%
*100 'A
16 Va
—
2nd preferred
Melville Shoe Corp
13
-18
101%
16%
No par
17
120
25%
*100'/a
15'/a
46%
Co
Mar 21
Dec
25%
101 '/a
15%
3
Robbins Inc
Jan
96
130%
July
99
Dec
Dec
105% May
25%
101 %
15
•
7%
34%
'
24%
*101 %
15'/a
1
47c
25
24'/a
101%
14%
No par
preferred
4'% 7c
24%
24%
101%
5
Publishing
Mead
3
Jan
24
28
100
Porcupine Mines
9
14% Jan
92% Jan
7'% Mar
No par
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
82
15'A July
1,600
8,100
50
McLellan-Stores
Oct
28'A
8%
No par
9
Jan
28%
18%
—
9
Nov
28%
28'
28%
common
Jan
17'%
5,400
8%
100
16
34'A
500
7%
*18%
1
26 % Jan
93%
17'A
6%
8%
No par
103% Apr
Jun
17%
7%
18%
Corp___No par
5
12'% July
18'%
6%
8%
Co
July 20
70'% May
*17'/a
tvv
*18'A
No
21% July 13
$4
300
8 J/<i
No par
&
4,300
8%
18%
Electric Co
McKesson
10
9%
.1
12% Apr
28%
.„
McGraw
17
6%
9'A
"8
8%
common
McGraw-Hill
60%
8
28 Va
28
McCrory Stores Corp common
1
3'%7c convertible preferred —100
34
17
17
9%
8
21,800
*18%
—
Feb
Jun
6'%
No par
Corp
Jun
Feb
6%
9'A
H
4,800
14 '/a
8'%
18%
Corp
Preferred
Jan
19%
*16%
6%
9%
18%
515
28'%
common
41%
xl3
16%
6%
pfd 1947 series__No par
pfd
No par
24
July 13
16'%
515
8%
preferred
18
9%
.*7%
CLOSED
cumulative
39
9%
7%
13%
14'A
515
28'A
com
preferred
Co
9%
7%
I8V2
18%
13%
*490
*18'A
!
Stores
9%
8
*7%
18
:
14%
515
2,600
8%
preferred
Dept
13%
*490
3,900
9%
18%
Co
Chemical
17%
17
17
13%
515
31'A
104%
9%
8'A
Corp—
Electric
Master
13%
H O CM
49,400
*18%
Martin-Parry Corp
62% Jun
16 %
*490
30%
*
200
16%
pfd—100
prior
L)
13%
30
1,200
5
preferred
(Glenn
9%
STOCK
16%
515
29
EXCHANGE
6.25
Corp
Marshall Field & Co
Martin
*490
1
—
6%
Ry
10
3
—5
Midland
4
106
50
1
Exploration
Jun
19% May
Co
Shirt
Oil
9% Jun
33
98
13
RR
Co
No par
Maracaibo
12'A
1
Bros
Manhattan
16%
10
(The)
29
13
37%
144
15%
30%
*102 %
23
11% Jan
16%
9'A
Jun
42 'A Jan
15'A
37%
*140
103%
51
Dec
15%
14%
12%
37
144
9%
45% July 13
Dec
14%
13
37
"140
28%
Dec
45
14%
12%
36%
144
*102%
Dec
12 'A
14%
*35%
*140
100
22
May
14'/a
13%,
13
13
36%
144
No par
Square Garden
"
30
5
13
*36
*140
No par
Jun
Jan
Inc__
12%
37
144
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
184
87
*35%
*140
Madison
3
Apr
97% July
10
100
18
11
July 13
Trucks
12%
„5
common
20
4
Apr
6 %
Forbes
Jan
550
30
Working Co—
&
preferred—
14% Apr
34% May 25
105
5
% Mar
Wood
M
&
MacAndrews
16% July 21
104'A
Jun
M
11% Mar 31
Jan
5
May
4
41% Mar 24
67c
Jun
430
17
140% May 18
Jan
13
28
July 20
3
15%
8'% July
10% Jun
.
11% Feb
135% Mar
pfd series A
1.50
100
31
32
32
32%
99 %
99 V*
99
99
32%
33
33
*98%
100
100
33%
100
19
20,
(300)
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NEW
Range for Previous
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66 y4
t per share
Jun
101
108
Dec
t per
Dec
Jan
104
Lowest
Highest
t per share
Jun
14%
Jan
67 V2
Jun
80
Feb
Nuv
16
22 V4
15
1
Mar
67
128% May 20
Jun
54%
7%
Jun
10%
3%
Jun
25%
Jun
6
22% Jan
10
$1.50
5%
2nd
iC
Jan
30
Apr
Jun
12%
Dec
1 i % Jan
Jan
26%
17 OT
24% Jan
21%
45%
Jan
103%
Jun
10
57 %
14%
Dec
Jun
Corp
Development Co
Jan
13%
7%
preferred
tMissouri
Mojud
12
29% May 23
Pac
Monarch
Monsanto
v
70% Jun
27
121% Jun
12
10% Jun
30
ret
Mohawk
12
111% Jun
3
84
Hosiery
5%
Co
Tool
Chemical
Co
Montana Power Co
Montgomery
(The)
Shares
983/4
3,400
107a
107a
11
117a
10%
11%
11 3/i
117a
5,600
by
67
67
677a
6772
677a
677a
220
100
17 74
17%
17 74
177a
177a
600
28
28
287a
28
28%
28
28%
5,700
55%
55%
56
567a
577a
58
597a
59
597a
4,300
10'/a
10%
10%
107a
107/a
11
11%
11%
11%
15,200
5%
0%
5%
5%
57a
53/4
6%
14,500
23%
247a
267.
277.
27,900
237»
7
12%
*26%
56 %
24%
7%
13
13%
27
27
57%
26%
7%
87a
8y2
8 7a
9,600
30
30
30
3074
700
13%
*
133/4
13 7a
137a
137a
14%
3,900
*26%
27%
27
27
277a
27 3/4
600
597a
12,000
577a
577a
56%
*113
25
774
6
31
*30
13%
27%
57a
2574
7%
31
*30
113
113
17%
7%
31%
*1674
106
2774
67«
59 74
120
*113
118
58%
58%
120
*114
587.
*114
120
100
11
11%
11%
117a
11%
1174
11%
117a
1174
1174
2,300
19%
No par
Ward 6c Co
973/4
106
106
*1678
23%
No par
Co
5
Utilities
9874
10 J %
16%
*30
8
com
106
105 '%
27%
5
No par
series B_.
pfd
98
1067a
share
10%
100
Inc
997a
1057a
Sales tar
the Week
S per
54'/a
pfd_100
20
1.23
conv
Milte
Machine
conv
5
series A
RR
Carpet
Montana-Dakota
23% May 11
61% Jun
1
49% July 13
Mi
97%
*
Friday
July 21
July 20
S per share
.
167*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
No par
com
*
S per share
27%
25
Light Co_No par
ssisatuii
Dec
59%
10%
Power 6c
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
13
19% July 13
47%
100
preferred
conv
Mission
37% May 19
lo % Jun
2
54% Jar
preferred
12
Dec
113
Jan
preiened
Minnesota
30% Ayr
4
10% Mar 30
4
9
common
12% May 22
6% Maj
2
I
4% Fet
Aug
35
Mfg
Thursday
July IS
99
*67
1st
65% Jun
Jun
677a
*>5.50
I
21 % Jar
25% Mar
33% Aug
67%
6
25
25
107a
Jan
Oct
4% Jai
10%
61
4u% Jail
Jan
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
9
34% Mar 20
Jsn
96%
99%
106%
$4
PRICES
Wednesday
share
per
99
&
15% Jan
27
S
t per share
share
*105%
Mln
5
July 19
t per
No par
Minn
108% Jan
27% July 13
38%
Par
SALE
Tuesday
July 18
July 17
July 15
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
t per share
»% JuJv 12
Jun
NEW
Hlcfcost
share
96% Feb
106
10 V,
167. Jun
RECORD
STOCKS
Tear
Lowest
STOCK
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
20 %
197a
20%
20%
207a
20 V2
21
203%
217a
8,800
50 %
No par
507a
52
51
527a
5174
527a
5174
137a
51%
1374
137a
13%
133/4
13%
13%
52
3%
14,100
i
16%
Jun
23
P-<Jan
12% Jun
lb%
27
15
Jun
'
15% Feb
Moore-McCormick
20% Jan
Morrell
Jun
26%
Dec
23% Jan
j
53% Jun
Motorola
Jun
27%
Dec
26% Jar
*
41% Jun
Motor
15 »/4
Jun
23%
Dec
20% July 17
25% Jun
11%
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Mar
*97.
Jun
14%
Jan
12% Jar
1
9
Dec
11
Jan
9
Jun
29
38%
Feb
50%
Dec
44
Jun
29
108%
Oct
10
112% Mar
Jun
15%
Mueller
Mullins
108% July 12
May 24
4
52% Mar
7
Murphy
Dec
15
30 '% Mar
39
Oct
36% Jan
13
41
51
Jan
43
19
Jun
17%
Deo
16
July 13
22
22
Jun
32%
Dec
32
JaL
44
17%
Jun
24%
Dec
23
Jar
t*»
Jan
9%
Apr
67« Jun
29
July
Ja_
_
Jan
20% May
17 %
177a
17%
173/a
100
34%
24
357a
3574
387a
36 3%
27%
347a
353/4
36,000
32 %
34'/2
33%
347a
337a
34
33%
347a
7,300
22
No par
8
32%
Myer«
173/a
20%
20 %
20%
21
21
21%
21
213/4
21%
13%
13%
14
147a
14%
14%
15
15
147a
153/4
13%
14
137a
147a
147a
157a
143/4
15 7a
14%
15
Inc
8
9%
97a
97a
974
974
10
10
93/4
10
(G C)
preferred
(F
*17
1
E)
108 '/a
*45.%
*
109'/a
457.
45%
108 %
109%
*108 7a
16%
167a
60
45%
4 5'/a
45%
45 %
45%
46
167a
45%
No par
Bros
&
*
100
97a
46
*45
1
common
46
Murray Corp of America com
4%
preferred
46% May 26
53% Jun 12
17%
33
1
Co
4%%
6
*17
33
Co
Munsingwear
Mar 17
"4,400
*17
Corp
Brass
Mfg
10% May
113
*17
'
13%--
3
Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
17% Jan
137a
No par
Inc
Products
19
131/2
5
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6
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95
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32
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16
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13
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34
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15
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56
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42
117%
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share
Mar
Feb
417a
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Feb
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16
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39
26
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177a
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26
100
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102
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Jan
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100
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100
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1974
200
21
217%
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92
93
410
Volume 172
Number 4927
...
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105
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11
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11
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101
27
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Friday
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t per share
Wednesday
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Tuesday
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Outboard Marine
12
82
x
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14
4
49%
May
74
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convertible preferred A—lOO
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10
Otis
4
18% Apr
79
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15
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25
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(301)
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75
61
62
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24
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120
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30
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30
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51
Sep
71
29
Aug
40
18
Feb
21% New
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34
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50
Jun
64'
Jan
27%
Jun
89
Feb
Jan
148
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Dee
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Oct
8
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12
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36
Dec
36%
Dec
95%
Jun
8%
Jun
16%
Jun
86
4
Jun 21
3% Jun 29
4% Jan
11
Feb 28
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34% Jan
11
6
1
Mar
107
9
8% May 18
Dec
20% Dec
104% Jan
17%
Oct
22% Dec
17% Feb 28
21 y4 Apr
37
Aug
47% Oct
38
46% Jan
11
1%
Jun
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Jan.
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9
Nov
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9?% Mar
2% Feb
26% July 11
7%
Jan
4
17
Dec
19% Jan
Jan
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Dec
32
42%
Jan
67
Dec
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53% Apr
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106
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16%
Jun
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26%
Dec
31
Mar
3
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9
22%<Dec
21% Jan
6
17% Jan
14% Jun
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
27
45% Nov
41 % Feb
20
29
Jan
96%
Feb
X8
Nov
32
107
July 14
12
Apr
21
Mar
35
Dec.
102
Jan
108
9%
Jun
Dec
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37% Feb
6
July 12
107
Jan
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6
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36% Jun
53%
13
19% July 12
23%
Jan
Jun
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58
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56
Nov
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5
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116% Mar 23
23% July 13
117
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114
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98
Jan
104%
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103
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105
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106% Apr
8
25
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8
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53% July 21
60 V4 Apr 10
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25
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4
Mar
12
July 13
57%
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6
139
May 19
14% July 21
29
28
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9
103
40y4 Jun
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52
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Dec
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Dec
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-
9
110% Feb 24
18
Year 1949
vChas
< per share
S per share
Jun
19%
Jan
11% Apr
18
Jun
40%
Jan
32% Jan
3
79%
Nov
88% Feb
84% Jan
4
37% Jan-
-f
55%
Dec
14% Feb 18
54% Apr 21
96% May 3
Julv 17
57% Mar 17
106 - Jan 12
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26
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69
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106
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108
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103
97
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94
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11
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79
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88
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32
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10%
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100%
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93
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4
23
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1
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142
Jan
155
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148
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1
155
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156%
Jun
170
Jan
163
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170
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28% Jun
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8%
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3
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160
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8
92% July 7
72% July 7
64
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27% Jan 10
145
May 16
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49
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July 17
Apr
175
May
140
64%
Nov
88
Jan
71
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3
65
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61
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4
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1
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Nov
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14%
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135%
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Feb
29
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19
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14
44%
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147
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21
20
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—
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30
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123
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109
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144
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9
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101% 102
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4
9
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21
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37 *105
106
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14
14
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14>/4
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100
18%
19
33
38
99
19%
39%
19
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37%
37%
28
28
2%
37%
28
7%
13%
7%
18
18'/4
32
32-/4
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8%
9%
21
21%
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32
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109%
23%
23»/a
16%
17%
46%
47%
7%
13
7%
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32%
55%
53%
9%
9l/4
20%
21%
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32
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109»/2
23%
23%
17%
18
46
46%
32
32
110% 111
13%
13%
8
8%
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29%
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14
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21'/4
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32
110
110%
14
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7
57%
52%
57
23%
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13%
14
20%
21'/4
59
58
53
52%
58
24%
57%
24%
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114% 115 /
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93%
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93%
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65%
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12
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105
—*104
104%
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149
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4.08% preferred
Pullman Inc
Pure Oil fThe) common
5% conv preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
:. *147
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-
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30%
104 -
39
LOW AND HIGH 8ALI PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 18
July 19
30% 32%
7-7%
11%
11%
- 10%
10% *
* • "' 140
140
85% 86%
66%
67% "
•
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64-.
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21%
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43
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Publlcker Industries Ine com5
44 76 cum preferred—
:No par
Public Serv Co of Colo (new)„L_10
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
4.64% preferred
—100
3%% preferred
100
Pub oorv Ei A Gas com
Nopar
41.40 dlv preference com—No par
*38
*107% 109
*106
111
11%
12%
- 89%
89%
...
-
1
:5
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—1
Nopar
Potomac Electric Power Co——10;
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
1
4%* conv preferred series AL-50
30%
104
14%
8%
20'
37%
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100
18%
18%
18%
39 ~
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110
S per share
"*
convertible preferred—-No par
Plttston Co (The).
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
-
'*11
—
8%
*28%
Monday
July 17
% per share
Plttaeurgh & Aem tuglm*
_ioO
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pldJ—100
13%
3Va
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.
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84 preferred^
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Pitt*. C C- A Bt Louis RR—100
Pitta Coke A Cbem Co com—NC par
80
6%
49%
35%
102 »/4
144
3y4
413%
3%
9%
20
38
10J
7
101%
144
3%
40%
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6%
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34
55% 56%
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8Va
19%
20V4
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32
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109%
22%
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15%
16%
46%
46%
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Pittsburgh Forglngs Co—
1
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry com—100
1% ftd preferred
—100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
Nopar
Pittsburgh S***7
—Nopar
Comftion "when issued"
" 7a
prexerro*.
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-100
1st iter
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5•■%•% 1st secies prior pfd Wi.^*_
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9y4
49
35
34
110
13%
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59
60y4
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60
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56%
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24
—
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24 - *
114% 114%
114% 114%
103
103
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105
1
Par
Proctor
12
80%
Xl03V4 NOV
5
5
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Poor A Co class
19y8July21
85% Feb 17
--
4
30
24% July 12
_
20%
Jan '
21% Jun
_
3
"
31%
98'%
.
-
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13y8
8
8%
'
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29»/4
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13 -13
-
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100
52
29
16%
14%
-
PhUa A Reading Coal A Iron
1
12
12%
Phllco Corp common
3
33%
34%
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100
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87% •
Philip Mowis A- Co Ltd common
a STOCK
46
46%«
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—«—-*—108
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102 % 102%
Phlllipe- Jones Cobp» com.
.Nopar
CLOSED
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5
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10%
67% Apr
Mar 22
13% Jun 27
6
100
—100
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14% Feb
9
16% Mar 8
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33
May 20
48
.
7 V8 Mar 23
27
56
Mar
21
Oct
July 20
19% Jun 30
135% Jah
Co
-
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
102 % July 17
I
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(per share
t per share
11%
•
- -
Nopar
Corp
25
Philadelphia Co 6* preferred—:i50
PtaOa Electric Co common.
Nopar
91 oonv preference com
Nopar-'
4.4% preferred
100
3.8% preferre4
100
4.3* preferred
100
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22%
5
25
Phelps-Dodge
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
A Ford
Peoples Oas Light A Coke
Peoria A Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
:
Pet Milk Co common
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
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--
Penney (J C) Co
Nopar
Penn Coal A Coke Corp
lo
Penn-Dlxle Cement Co
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5% preferred
100
Penn Power A Light Co
Nopar
Peruavlvanis FP
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
10
109
Jun
13"
2
36%
27%
27%
7% 7Ve
7 ' 12
-12%
6%
6%
16%
16%
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55 - 56%
\
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47
-
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16%
98%
18Ve
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—
1%
35
27%
36
2.50
Psabody Coal Co common
I* conv prior preferred—
34% Jan
Dec
Mar
2
A
Nopar
36% Feb
July 13
35
37%
Mme*
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee Transportation
Patino Mines St Enterprises
39
18y4 Mar 6
Jun 23
29
19
111
137
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Parke Davis A Co
'
99
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61
Feb 24
9% Feb
6
28
Feb 10
9
25
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7y4 May *
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15
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16
31%
14%
->
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7% May 25
18% May 31
38% Mar 17
July20
32
-
9
22
9% Jan 20
14% July 11
July 12
7
9y4Jan
5% Apr
Jan
-
99
14
1
Park St Tilford Distillers Corp
*12
9%
51
28
x48%
49
33%
-33%
35y«
100
100y4 101%
144 -«*■145
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3%
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41
3%
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8%
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37
36%
37%
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106
106
6%
6%
6%
1
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16
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12%
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lod
convertible preferred
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46Va Jun
34% Jan
Dec
27%
17% Peb
2% May
1% Max 21
Dec
29
8
6
Feb 25
104
6
38%
14% Jan
Jan
21
July 20
15
■!
Paraffine Cos Ine common
8
101
i
13% July 17
*
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
«• preferred
100
Panhandle Prod A Refining
1
49% Mar 20
13
Jan
5% Feb
104
Apr
-
3% May 11
48% Jun 12
29
28
49%
33%
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8%
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36
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Pacific Mills
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pacific Telep A Teleg com
100
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100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil.Corp
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Packard Motor Car
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111% May 23
149
8
Jun 27
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9%
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12
12%
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10
preferred non-com
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25
Fscifle Lighting Corp.
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Pacific Coast Co
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49
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16
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109
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s w>r share
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Friday
July 21
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67%
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31
31%
104
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70
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25
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13
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Jun
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29
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7
22
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8
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58
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5
7
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32
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13
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Republic Aviation
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3
5% Jun
30
10
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8% Jun
30
11% Feb
1
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27%
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13
38% Jun
23
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28
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6
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13
3
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5
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19
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19 74 Mar 24
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12%
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12
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28
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Dec
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96%
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10 y4
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19%
102
Nov
105
15
13
23% Jun
88
Mar 17
107
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6
1974 Feb
28
16
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21%
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23
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39%
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47
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61
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1
37
Mar
4
114
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8
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12% Mar
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113%
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15
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Jun
Mar
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2
15 y4
prior
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10
Jan
15%
12%
7,400
5,900
10
convertible preferred
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24%
Jan
50
5%%
99% Mar 31
12%
14%
50c
preferred
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8
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21 y4 Dec
Corp
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July 21
53
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1
Copper & Brass
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7
109
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23
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40
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25c
convertible preferred
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32
15
92
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common
preferred
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6
100
98
42'/2 Mar
85 y4
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Jun
Feb
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102%
5
108
Dec
10
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3
18
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34%
13
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23
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100
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8%
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85
2y4
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14
CLOSED
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90
6% May
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common
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share
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32%
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2
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16
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Thursday
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July IS
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July 18
July 17
July 15
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22
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1
Monday
Saturday
$ per share
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SALE
NEW
Lowest
Highest
share
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98
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49
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13
16%
19%
49
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49
48
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2,000
200
9%
S
109%
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7%
26% July 12
Jun
ly
Mar 24
9% Jun
42 % Jun
27
30
14% May '2
51% July 21
St
Jun
Jun
131 Va
Dec
128
Jan
26
165% Feo
21
78
Jun
I (JO 74
Nov
98
Jan
24
110% Jun
22
Jun
9l/4
Jan
77
July
9%
87
May
13% Dec
31% Dec
Jun
22%
Dec
Jun
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Jan
70
Dec
90
Jun
98
Nov
1103V2 July
108
Oct
7% July 13
85
Apr
12% Jan
66
Feb
94
Feb
6
105% Feb
20
28
73
Jun
12%
Jan
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91% Mar
Jun
84%
104%
Oct
14
Jan
b
13
29% Mar 10
Jun
7
30
84% Jan,, 9
104
7*
Jan
12% July 12
9% May 19
93
May
1
1
21
July 12
31% Jun
94
8
Apr
16
Mar 27
92
Mar
Sep
86% Jan
5
Dec
20
Jan
3
31% July 20
Dec
60
Jan
3
70
16%
Jan
19%
Sep
36%
Feb
56
Dec
11%
Jun
44% Dec
40
16%
Dec
14% July 13
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
Dec
10% Jan
31
July 17
5% Jan
3
2
May 17
21% Feb
82
2
May 11
$3.40
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Mfg
3.35%
Elec
5%
7"% May 27
11%
Dec
8% July 13
14% May 31
101%
Feb
90% Mar 13
98% May 17
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
S per share
$ per
share
24%
Jun
31% May
24% Jun
27
21%
Aug
37%
25% Feb
16
22%
Jan
38%
Dec
34% July 12
105% Feb
~8%
10%
Jun
Oct
14
8% July 12
45% May
Apr
15%
Dec
40%
Dec
34% Jan
25
5
Jan
7
Oct
6% Jan
13
2%
Jun
4%
Jan
2% Mar 31
4
22
May
Oct
27%
36%
Nov
28
24% July 12
29% Mar 21
4
36
24%
Sep
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
15
52% July 13
YORK
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16%
1
80
21"% Feb
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8
12
8% May 13
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28% May 20
88%
Feb
77
July 19
88
100% Mai
89
July 14
102
17%
17%
Jan
Oct
IS
Feb
14
97% July
3% Jan
107%
Dec
106
Jan
20
47/s
Oct
3% Jun
29
Jan
10%
Dec
7% July 17
Jun
14%
7%
14% Jan
4
40
Mar
52%
Oct
51% Jan
11
11
Oct
14 %
Aor
11% Jun
9
26%
36%
Feb
40
Nov
Mar
Feb
12
8
23
22% May 26
21% Jun 23
118% May 24
4% Jan 12
11
Jan
53% Apr
14
Jan
28
14
12
36 % Jan
3
45% July 31
4
45
12%
1,100
4 >
41%
42 %
40,000
16%
16 %
16%
16%
6%
9%
*93%
Saturday
t per
Monday
July 17
share
t per share
July 21
Feb
58% Jun
28
65
Feb
9
10% July 12
13% Feb
14
4% Jan
3
Oct
5
Apr
5
7
Feb
18
May
60
Jan
3
71
Apr
29
21
Feb
26
Oct
20% Jun
26
22%
Jun
29 % Mar
25% Jan
3
6%
Jun
10% Mar
13%
23%
100
Jan
Jun
Feb
Apr
71%
Apr
18%
Dec
3774
Dec
107
Dec
8% Mar 30
68
Jan
15% July
30
23
5
July 17
106% Jan
17%
Apr
22%
Nov
20
82
Jun
92
Dec
89% Jan
25
July 13
31
4% July 13
18%
Jan
98%
Jan
109
Por
Jan
527/8
143
159%
footnotes
Dec
Dec
see
Dec
page
47% Jan
121
136
24.
3
July 13
July 13
10% Feb
25
Feb
15
24
9%
HIGH
Tuesday
SALE
per
i
7
7%
10
9%
95
*93%
2,300
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13,500
95
PRICES
July 1!)
share
b'/2
974
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Wednesday
July 18
t
6-/2
10 %
95
J per share
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S per share
Sales for
July 21
Thursday
July >0
the Week
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25%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
25%
25%
25%
26%
26
26%
27
277'a
5,000
30%
31
31%
3174
32%
32%
33%
33
3474
14.500
35%
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25%
30
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36
36%
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37
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37
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9
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17%
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17%
17 %
18
13
43 %
43
43%
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14,900
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7%
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8%
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2%
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27a
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3%
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3,500
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32
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26
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27 74
69,000
10,900
3
'
54
%
61
31
4,000
18%
18%
18%
187a
Id
187a
18%
*18%
19%
8,400
*78
79
*78
79
77
76
*77
78
*77
78
4.20%
•86
90%
*R5
90%
*86
90%
*86
90 74
1674
17
Iron
preferred
100
Smith
& Corona Typewriters.No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
Solvay
Amer
South
Carolina
5%
8%
1,000
19%
20 %
103'/a
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3
%
2,Uud
774
8
77a
8%
8
8%
8
8 %
8
8%
18,900
*52 %
53
*52%
5
11%
11%
42
4474
25
*42
4274
Lines
Railway
Co
109
107%
1174
4374
108
20%
109
21
109 %
2074
53
52%
52%
*52%
11%
1174
1174
1VA
1174
117a
4474
45
4j%
42 74
♦42
447a
4474
53
2174
110
110
*5274
53
100
1174
4474
45%
4274
4274
42 '4
3274
3174
32'4
32 74
32%
3274
33
327
33
10%
10%
10 74
10%
1074
1074
1074
10%
10%
1974
19 %
*42
19%
43
*42
19%
1974
20 74
a
119,400
600
31%
com_No par
3,200
5,100
100
8,600
10%
89,200
2074
20%
7.50
32%
3274
33
3374
3374
33%
34
34%
34 7
No par
55%
5574
5674
5874
57%
5374
5874
59%
59
59%
No par
36%
3774
37%
75,00,p
38%
3774
3874
3874
39%
33 J 4
407'a
45,100
56%
5674
58 74
5874
6l
58
53 %
5774
53 74
62
62
62
11
11%
11%
11%
1174
574
5%
5%
5 %
Co
common
preferred
stock
&
*107
5
Co
Ohio
100
2jj
Edison
Gas
Southern
tr
Bros
100
ctfs
100
Inc
*59
61
*60
*
&
*60
10%
1074
10 %
10%
1074
5 J/4
5'4
5%
5%
5'/a
*5
No par
preferred
1
No par
1
Sparks-Withingiun Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50
100
17
Sugar com_No par
Pacific
(AG>
16%
108%
(The)
non-cum
167a
3%
Ind Gas & El
Mobile &
1674
Co com__4.50
G
Greyhound
Southern
5%
19%
16%
3%
preferred
Spalding
19%
16%
3%
pfd
Platinum
E &
Rico
Porto
19%
*86
17
3%
&
preferred
South
18%
90 %
5,600
,1
Corp 4%
Gold
Southeastern
16%
.•>
'/8
50
American
South
South
Jan
AND
6 V2
*93%
25 %
Southern Natural
13%
■
978
95
59%
23% May 25
66%
6%
9%
30%
40
Jun
*6%
*93%
24%
30% July 12
64
6%
9%
95
6,400
60 %
49
73
12%
40-/8
16%
30%
Dec
Dec
12
4178
24
Nov
53%
11%
117b
57%
51
574
6,000
5,300
30%
36%
3% July
1674
77
22%
Jun
Jan
16%
76 %
♦18
Jan
6%
16%
76
(A) & Sons Carpet Co com__2o
3%%
preferred
100
32%
3% May
16%
75%
57 %
£i%
Nov
2,100
16%
75%
30%
California
10%
69 7 s
16%
72
22 %
Co
56
63 %
16%
71
55
Southern
60
67%
16%
70%
29%
Southern
29
4,000
20,100
22
1
53% Jun
31%
55 3 a
12
Jan
13%
86
x30 %
29%
Feb
61
67
12%
*84
31%
21%
13% Mar 16
Jun
65 %
13%
85
29%
36% Jun
45%
30%
54
10 % July 12
11
65
13
*84
30%
60
21
40
32% Feb
65
64
13%
86
29%
80
103 V2
*107
10
5474
31% July 17
Jan
*84
30%
105
90%
29%
Nov
41
13%
86
29 %
106
90%
21
Aug
Jun
13%
13%
*£4
108%
92
2,300
*29
Nov
25%
*106
*90
28%
•20%
45
11
31
70
1
23
11%
25
12
Apr
91
28
16%
Corp
35%
53% July 21
40% July 21
91
27%
1C8 %
41
new
O)
Jan
27
23
*107
lo
(A
Jan
July 12
27%
108%
2Q
Smith
Sep
Jun
27 %
83%
100%
No par
10 %
19
81%
99%
*107
16
No par
29%
Jan
4,400
83
99%
lUu'/2
11%
Smith
Jan
33%
100 %
*98%
*107
No par
25
17% July 13
81%
100 %
82 %
82
110
40%
Mines
Sloss-Sheffield Steel &
Jan
52.600
£6
16
_i
& Steel
65% May 22
25% July 21
36% May 29
31%
6,500
37%
11
1
Co
Skelly Oil Co
18%
26
40%
America
28% July 13
3
13%
36
10%
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
Simmons
18%
«
16%
Co
Coalition
Simonds Saw
86
18%
34 7
16%
15
33% May 26
May 3
86
Ira
70%
*10%
No par
G)
Pen
Corp of
40,200
40%
Shell Oil Corp
Sheraton
ibd
9
16%
1
common
(Frank
(W
8%
14,900
.
70
No par
No par
preferred
cum
51%
16
Gas
20% Jan
Jun
63
66
9%
50
35%
108
*106
13%
86%
29
8%
50%
17%
99%
*89%
28%
85%
43%
34'/a
108
27%
107
85%
8%
.
17%
79%
27%
July 15
Corp
Steel
87
95 %
*106
LOW
Dec
10%
80
99%
107
8%
48%
34%
4
27%
Par
Shamrock OH
8%
24
STOCK
Dec
Jan
115
34
1
33%
95%
150
*110
16%
No par
22%
*
146
li.5
48%
40
.
Jun
May
144
*110
*00
5
Co
Jun
83%
141
115
83 %
43 %
8,100
51
No par
Co
19
Nov
142
*110
33%
5
&
16%
21%
*138'/a
115
*85%
EXCHANGE
103% Apr
6
11
Jan 11
Jun
Jun
142
*110
7%
No par
common
NEW
30% May 19
34% Jun
7
11%
18%
47%
*136%
7%
1
Del
$ per share
30
Jan
48
142
115
7%
100
Co..
$4.50 preferred
Lowest
Highest
Jan
14
STOCKS
Year 1949
t per share
13%
47%
No par
Seiberling Rubber Co
Range for Previous
14
100
Finance
Inc
13%
5
com
vtc
com
Refrigerator
Servel
13%,
25
preferred series A
Roebuck
12%
100
Seaboard Oil Co of
Seeger
13
107
preferred
Sears
12%
*98%
Seagrave Corp
9
May 20
12%
110
No par
(The)
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
%
180
40 '/a
100
Co
16.500
39%
No par
preferred
Scranton
31
111%
4)
..5
preferred
30%
111
35 %
1.75
common
30 ','2
111
397 s
No par
Co
29%
111
39
10o
A
Inc
"0
111
59%
5
...
15% Mar 17
20
Jun
Lowest
series
2n %
111
39
'13674
_100
preferred
$4 preferred
48% Jun
Jun
6%
77
4.40%
Industries
3.65%
91
Jun
pfd
4.30%
62
Jan
1st
Schenley
23
111
39%
12
Co___100
St Regis Paper Co common
19
21%
9%
Ry
preferred
non-cum
110% May 25
Jun
5%
Southwestern
Louis
23
111
38%
L-San F Ry Co com vtc—No par
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
5%
23
111
27'/a
111
10
Scott Paper Co common
May
109
Jun
337/a
Co
99
100% Jun
Jan
25
Lead
Savage Arms Corp
13%
16% July 18
St
5
—luO
I—
pmeneu
Joseph
20% May 24
37% July 21
47%
47% Jan
o,o
St
31
-
Safeway Stores common
42% May 22
C7
6%
43%
34
.
*68
574
*5
5 74
71
*68
71
*22
574
*68
5%
5'A
71
5 J/4
*63
6
20%
4
59',4
*61
*5%
71
63
20 %
35
2,900
4,700
60
3,700
62
10
6 "4
1,700
12,. 0
j
400
71
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperrv Corp (The)
1
2174
22
30% July 21
2274
22 74
2274
2274
22%
22%
22%
12% Jun
2874
2874
23
27%
2874
Spiegel
23 74
2)'/a
29 74
29%
2
29%
30%
15,900
874
974
72
8%
24
9%
Conv
974
No par
5
97a
974
9%
10
10%
68 %
10,500
69%
69%
69%
*68'/a
69'2
68%
68 74
l
.
.
Feb
Inc
common
$4.50
preferred
19%'Jun
9
Square
40
Mar
3
108% Apr
2474 May
5
Squibb (E R> & Sons
$4
preferred...
Standard Brands Inc
6
9-5% May 24
7% July 12
77% Mar 27
160
174
Mar 22
Mar 22
D
Co
:
$3.50 preferred.
Stand Gas & Elec Co
common
.1
com
190
17
16 74
16%
1674
1774
1774
17%
17 Is
17
• a
6,200
30 74
30
30%
3074
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,200
106%
106%
106%
106%
*10674
*106%
2074
20'4
2014
20%
9274
9312
92
92%
No par
69
16%
30
No par
No par
No par
com
69
2,000
574
108
674
106%
6 J4
106%
6%
2074
*92
6 J/2
103
110
2074
20'/a
20%
20*4
20 5 4
10,900
93
92
92
92%
92%
530
6%
674
6%
6%
6 %
27,200
55%
29,300
$4
preference
No par
$b
prior prelerrea
No par
125
125
129
129
133
prior
No par
133
133
133%
132
13212
139 74
139 74
900
143
143
142
143
145
146%
14514
14 i:a
2,000
$7
preferred...
5074
52
513 4
53
53 74
55'4
55
5d
54»4
Volume 172
Number 4927
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(303)
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per
$ per share
NEW
Highest
YORK
JUti
70
Sep
61
Jan
25
72% Jun
9
Standard
45%
Nov
42
% Feb
14
51% July 21
Sianaara
Oil
01
run
74%
Nov
66
Jan
25
80
27%
Oct
■
25% Jan
Oil of
California—No
Standard
Oil
ol
New
31% Jun
4
12
23
Stanaara
oil
ni
Ohio
102%
Dec
20%
Dec
48
Dec
x27
Jun
38%
Jan
26 % Mar
10
July
13
Jan
12 % July 14
15
Jan
28
Steichi
34
July 12
39% Feb
10
Jan
9b
Feb
21
30% Apr
27
Oct
94
41% Aug
Jan
24 %
100
Jun
25
23
1
32% Jan
3%%
22
52% Jun
Jan
46
100
4%
Steel
7
1
Co
3%%
Stevens
Jan
15%
Jan
181/4
12%
Feb
21%
Dec
16% Juiy 13
16%
Feb
23
Dec
25 V* July 17
35% Jun
9
Studebaker
Jun
52
Dec
7
Sunbeam
28 %
6%
90
Dec
10% Jun
27
Dec
',16% July
13%
69%
48%.
48%
49%
49%
501/4
50%
51%
50%
51%
28,700
69%
70%
70%
71 %
72%
73 3A
74
75%
74%
75%
41,400
27%
28
27%
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29Va
30
*102%
104
STOCK
EXCHANGE
102%
CLOSED
(J
&
Pi
14% Jan
7
18 V4 Jan
4
5%
Stone
prior
105
103
IO31/2
103%
19%
19%
20%
x49 %
49%
49%
49%
29%
*29
30
29%
12Va
*12%
13
12%
34%
34%
Co
34%
*49 %
49%
29%
JLl
12%
ij-5
34
34%
*99
Inc
15
;
34
100
100
*99
1C2 %
104
20%
21
*49%
30
12%
■'
Feb
9%
Feb
2U
-55V* Feb
Oct
Mar
11
Jun
12
101
8% July 17
95 % oau
Sep
66%
71
38 % July 13
Oct
96
Apr
18
Corp
50
49%
49% i
300
*?0
30%
30%
30%
.13
13
12%
12%
^
700
34%
36
35%
35% •'
6,500
100
*99
14,800
99
99
-
*99
Sun Oil
Co
100
40
35%
36
35%
"36%
36%
36%."
37
37%-
13 %
13%
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
12,200
12 Ve
12%
13%
8,600
12
12%
17
12%
13
12%
17
17
17%
17%
17%
25%
27%
27%
41
42%
17%
12%
17%
17%
17%
28
♦17
13%
17%
18
17%
26%
40
40
8%
*40%
8%
*97
_No pa#
•
8%
*97
58%
58%
42
8%
99
8%
99
58%
28%
27%
28%
43
9'/.
58%
44
9%
17%
58%.
43
9%
*97
99
*97
59
'•
9,400
18
27%
17
17%
25%
No pir
commcn...
700
13%
17
4T1,
common
500
21%'
35
*16%
No par
Corp
$4.50 series A preferred,
9,600
21%
<
13
Nopter
,11
Corp.,
Chemical
Sun
64% May 12
15
& Webster
27,700
34%
20
preference
*
103%
19
50
Tii5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common-i-l
21
23"% Apr 27
5
68%
"
Jan
52 %
117
3
68%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Dec
14%
uan
65%
i._No {Jar
S
37'A July 21
33%
Jun
Jan
12
65%
19%
Inc
21% Apr
Jan
9 %
Shares
64%
18%
preferred
9%
.
Sales for
the Week
64%
liOO
L
Stores
Friday
July 21
$ per share
63Va
common—1
preferred
(The)
Bros
Thursday
July 20
S per share
share
63%
100
series A
Spring
convertible
Starrett
5
Mar
preferred
Standard
$ per
47%
10
Sterling Drug Inc common
35
103% July 13
6
18% July 13
<
$ per share
63
common
Jun
21
$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
July 10
-"25
Jersey
Juo
Feb
July 18
25
12
101
t per share
SALE
Tuesday
July 17
{Jar
Indiana
Jun
AND HIGH
Monday
July 15
40
44
♦97
<
1,100
9%'
9%
99
600
9,000
83,100
7,200
99
59
59%
*120
121%
120
13%
13
13% <
69,300
*18%
19%
18%
18%'
100
21%
22%
22%
59%
59% '
1,300
-
;il8%-Jan
14
Xl22
-9
Jun
11*4
Dec
10% Tan
25
--14
15
-
Saturday
Par
JUD
Jun
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
share
JO
20
STOCK
EXCHANGE
3.
96 V2 May
YORK
STOCKS
July
17%
Jan
•16% Jan
30
22
£5
Dec
122-
Jan
•;
•
>,
Jan
4.
* Apr
9
tb
60
7% Mar
127
Sep
63% Apr
-Jan
July 13
8% July 12
Sep
227
4 V*%
Jan
195
Dec
Sunshine
11% May 11
Jun
23
14% Jun
2
316
3
■'83/4 Aug
14%
Jan
;,
30%
Jun
41 %
Dec
.35
July 17
106%
Dec
108%
Dec
103
July 13
112
IV*
Feb
11%
Nov
9% July 11
13
9% Mar 30
Mining
Superior
Oil
Steel
Superior
27%
Jun
36%
Dec
8%
Jun
12.
Feb
17%
Aug
24%
■
33 % Jun
Sutherland
t Mar 13
Apr
12%
12%
12%
_25
*18%
19%
*18%
19 V*
*18%
19%
20%
20%
20%
21
*21V*
21%
4%%
22%
3,000
15V4
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
13,700
49%
49%
49%
51
51
50%
51
50
50
1
1
Swift International Ltd
Co_J:
8%
275
8%
275
12%
35
35
106
106;.
9%
9
9
280
278
-
280
12%
(The»_4.16%
Swift
&
8%
$5
.60
JO
100
Corp
15% Mar
12%
*35%
12%
36
12%
I
10%
35%
35
1
12%
12%
13
*76% Sep
.3%
Jun
Mar
79
,
26
26% Apr
18
4
Ceitificates of deposit
7% July 21
Gould Corp
Symington
12 %
18%
*83
6%
—1
-
12%
19%
""19%
84 %
12%
Sylvania Elec Prod-Inc com__No par
$4 preferred
No par
88% May 31
3
Jan
5% Jan1
6% Nov
13% Jun
28
Jun
18 % July 13
Jan
89
83
9
295-
1,200
9%
297
6,400
*'
299
13%
13%
14%
14
35%
36%
36%
37
*105 %
10o%
105%
10%
10%
10 %
35%
35%
*
1
12%
13%
12%
12%
•83
'
6%
10%
v
35% .35%
19%
19%
1,400
35%- -35% t
12%
105
10%
12%
83
~""6%
6%
9%
288
13 %
"105
10%
_„25
9
9%
280
35%
106
106
1
10
"
;
13%
35
?34%
"
6
30
49%
Paper Co
37% Mar 23
29
9% Jan... 3
V
12.50
10c
preferred i
120
1950—^20
Co
Sweets Co oi America
4
121%;
12%
'
42'A Max .16
♦120
11%
California—t
of
121%
11%
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17
Jan
3
12% May 26
7% Apr
19
Talcott Inc
Tennessee
May 17
Corp
65%
Nov
591/4 Jan
25
71% Jun
2
Texas
Co
Jun
18%
Nov
1514 Jan
13
22% Jun
22
Texas
Gvflf
Producing
Jun
70%
Dec
63% July 13
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
16%
Jun
26%
Nov
20% Feb
74% May 19
307% July 20
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Texas
Pacific
Land
33%
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58%
Dec
53
July 17
65% May 20
Jun
48
Dec
44
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14
55
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13
Texas
8
Jun
11%
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10
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30
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30
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3
43
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17
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3
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9
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511/4 May 12
—
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23% May
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20
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■
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Jun
Mar
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35
40
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94 % Jai,
2% July 12
Oct
25%
Jun
19
43% Mar
„
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Thompson
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-
3
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Tide Water Associated Oil
27
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10
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10
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23
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July 15
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Wednesday
July 10
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15
-
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15%
EXCHANGE
16%
16%
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—
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24
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29
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share
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73
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6
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69
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38
68
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,
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7
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18%
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L_„ -•-I
May 24
13%
66
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22
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Nov
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preference
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200
500
5%,
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12
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18
67
67
12
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60
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1
22
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47
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19
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10
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15
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Unicn
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July
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30
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&
2,000
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Jan
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112
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94
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96
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111Va Feb
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30
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24
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series
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98
98
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106
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Jun
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81
Jun
27
92
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48
Apr
51%
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50
Jan
9
53
July 11
30%
Dec
36%
Jan
31
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27
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13
104 V*
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Oct
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98
7
28
30
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22,100
83
83
83
200
27
2,900
,
28,200
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Jun
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Oct
13% Jan
61%
Jan
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Feb
79% July 11
24 % July 17
1
non-cumulative
4%
74% Mar 20
Union
32% July 20
United
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5%
convertible
L12
Mar 20
17% May
Tank
United
1
88% May 19
Air
4%%
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preferred—50
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Co..
common-.„5
pieferred
100
Corp
31%
Dec
106 %
Dec
Feb
28
Jun
9%
Oct
7% Ma, 28
10% Jun
23
United
29%
Jun
38%
Jan
321/4 July 12
40% Apr
10
United
23
30
28
Apr
17
United-Carr Fstnr Corp
2%
Jun
3%
Oct
2% July 12
4
Jan
12
United
40%
Jun
47%
Sep
36% July 11
106% Jan
Jun
3
3%
Dec
3%
Dec
3% Jan
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Jun
9%
Dec
8% May 22
3
33
110
50
Mar 29
Mar
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Mar
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3
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24
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6
26
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82
109
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82
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12
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Jun
111
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24
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3
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37
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37
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300
3
14,600
37
3%
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9
9
9
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9
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51,600
1,800
45
Jun
70
Dec
58
July 17
78% Mar
60
59
60
61
63
63
63
63%
65
14 %
Aug
22%
Jan
16
Mar 29
19% July 21
United
Electric Coal Cos—.
5
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
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193/4
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34%
Jun
42%
Dec
39
July 13
46% Mar 28
United
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39'A
39%
39
39%
40
40
40
41
43
43%
3,100
Jun
55%
13
United
52%
53
55
56%
57%
57
19% Mar 22
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1%
Dec
50% July 12
65% Jun
July
19,%
Dec
Gas Corp—
26%
Dec
14% July 18
22% July 13
United
Feb
29% Apr
18
United
Gas
9% Mar
13%
Sep
11% Mar 30
14 % Jan
9
United
Merch
.Dec
15 Ve July 13
24
Jan
3
United
Paramount
16
18%
19%
26
Jun
.
19
Jun
25%
Dec
15% July 13
23% Jan
12
18%
Feb
30%
Dec
27% July 12
36% Jun
12
102%
Nov
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&
of
94
Mar
100
Mar 18
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
34% Jun
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Jun
116%
Dec
96 % July 20
175
Jan
Oct
187
30
181% July 19
106% May 23
18% May 19
135
189
Jun
Mar
15%
15%
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23 3 4
24
24 %
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11
15 %
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15%
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28%
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S
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-
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,
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58
22,700
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15%
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24 3/8
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14
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25,400
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17%
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17%
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30%
32%
31%
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.
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U
2
53%
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5
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58
100
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20
100
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102
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100
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102
16
103%
185
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-
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100
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16
16%
16%
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97
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43
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10%
Sep '
57
Jan
8% Jan
3
11% May 16
40% Jan
4
54
29
Jun
26'A
Oct
3%
Jun
9%
Dec
8% Jan
10
15%
Jjun
30%
Dec
28 % Jan
9
17%
Apr
.eFor Toot notes
see
page 24.
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Mar 29
22
Mar 11
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12
3
S Hoffman Machinery com—.—5
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——100
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4%%
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U
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A
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Co
conv
common.
preferred
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49
26%
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50
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26
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51
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26
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17
18
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54
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Oct
Jan
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Universal Pictures Co Inc com
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United Wall Paper inc common
2
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50
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1
24
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21% July 19
Jun
170
Mar
7
3
35%
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4
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100
United Stockyards Corp
5
27%
Jun
8%
35%
16
16%
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Feb
Jan
15%
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50
50
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preferred
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15%
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10
preferred
7%
15%
8%
100
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21
Jan
21
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13
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26
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92
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July 15
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88% July
30
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133
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PRICES
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Monday
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share
Feb
18
27
AND
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STOCK
YORK
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23
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3
17% July 11
27% Apr 18
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
15 Va
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15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
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Vick Chemical Co
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23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Vb
23%
23%
23 3/a
3,100
25
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91
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Jan
20
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113
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Jan
79
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118
Jun
Feb
115
Jan
29
9 Vb
27
32%
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23% July
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Jan
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45
22
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32
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17
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48
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7
12
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26
30
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45
Jun
12
Jun
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105
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116
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105
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100
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105
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Jun
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com
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Apr
Oct
Nov
105
Q
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Apr
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28
25%
23% Mar
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7
11% Mar
7
26
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22
18
10
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10
28%
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97
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26
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28
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82%
10
28
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20
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27
Feb
10
9
11% May
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51
51
51
52
53
680
60
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32
105 Vb Feb
17
40 % Jun
23
33
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Jan
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97
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11%
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73
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5
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1,700
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330
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18
Jun
27
Oct
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15
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20
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25
West
Penn
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West
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not
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18
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13
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106
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21
109% Feb
7
101% May
12% Dec
35% Jun
108
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106
104
108%
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May
Jan
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July 20
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107
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16
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18
54% Jun
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23
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5
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share
t per share
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21
13
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115
5
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3
38 V4
78
July 21
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Jun
27
22% Feb
16
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24
24%
24%
25
13,300
20
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
12,500
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22 7
22 5/8
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22%
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120
20
116
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White Motor Co
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5
8
Jun
27
77 Vb Jan
5
21% May 24
23
56 vb
103
15
15
15
15
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45 Vb
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48
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100
100
103 %
107
103%
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prices
sale
Monday
Tuesday
July 18
July 19
$ per
$ per
share
Friday
SAles for
July 31
the Week
Thnrsdsy
Wednesday
July 17
$ per share
180
108
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108
July 20
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share
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share
3,900
8%
7%
8%
8
7%
7%
8
8%
8%
38
38
38%
39 Va
39
39%
38%
40
39
39%
2,400
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13 3/b
13%
14 Va
14
14-/2
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15%
15%
16%
10,400
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100
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com
20
15
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STOCK
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31
30
30
32
313/a
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32%
32%
600
34%
35%
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36 3/b
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37%
38 »/b
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74
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76
78
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76 3/b
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13%
Jan
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$4.50 conv
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16% Julv 13
22%' Feb 25
July 18
142
Jun
40% May
43 Vb July 20
41
Feb
16% Julv 12
Oct
69
July 18
76'
76
Not
74
Jan
4
86% Jun
68
Feb
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79
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3
82
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26%
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85%
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28
28
28
19 Vb
19 Vb
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20
31
31 %
105
105
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26
120
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500
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120
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1
13,000
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86
86
140
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35
13%
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20%
20%
13%
13%
10,700
7%
7%
8%
55 %
56 VB
74,400
73/8
7%
533/4
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12%
12%
13%
133/b
13%
13%
13%
83 Va
83 Vb
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83%
83
63
83%
83%
10
97/s
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10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
17 Vb
17%
17%
17%
18 Vb
13
18%
18'A
18%
10
17
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8
3,300
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53
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37
36%
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35
13%
13%
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35 V2
35'A
35
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13
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53%
553A
56
11,500
500
3,800
13,200
20
141
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137
137
137
37
37
37
37
37
37%
37 VB
37%
37%
38
2,100
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2,400
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preferred
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3
34%
35
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;
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Wisconsin Elec Power Co
8
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52
$4.25 preferred.—
13
34
35
pfd series A—No par
Wilson-Jones Co
21% May 19
72
Jun
25 Vb
120
•110
33%
43%
44%
433A
44%
43% '-44%
43%
43%
43% ,-44
18,100
16%
17%
17 Vb
17%
18%
la%
18'/8
18%
Worthington Pump <te Machinery
65-
105
25
24%
120
30%
31%
104
*34 Vb
8
------
32% J&a
24%
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*110
30 VB
104
1
common
Wilson & Co Inc common—
83% July 21
ii vb Jan
il
21%
30%
104%
20
Sewings Machine
Willys-Overland Motors common
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Jun
10
1
29 3A
104 Vb
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July 20
70
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j
17%
1
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;
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7,500
310
69
69
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71
71
71
71 Vb
71 Va
76
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77
77
77
77
77
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79
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82
85
85
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74
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5,900
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30 Vb
10
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70
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13
89
May 10
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12
Jan
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13
16
Wright -Aeronautical
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
July 11
Wyanaotte
30% Dec
12% Jan
27
39% Jan
36
28% Not
24% July 17
33% Mpy
53%
77%
Dec
72% Jan
13
98% Jun 22 ">
10% Jun
14%'Jan
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3% Feb
33%
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13
Jan
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71%
72
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13%
14%
27
27%
13%
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commoi
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28 Vb
28
9%
—50
36%
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Young (L A) Spring& Wire.No par
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24?%
25%-
25
83%
84%
83%
12%
13%
41%
42%
4%
10
•35
convertible preferred.
Voungstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio >
Zonae Products Corp.
saie:
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4
37
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-
29%
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29%
10%
10%
10
37
34%
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37
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127%
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200
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26%
27%
28%.
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89
90%
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91
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100
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10
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27
57 Vb
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/
15
45
107 %
1
•'heeling & Lake Erie Ry
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Wheeling Steel Corp com new.No par
*42% Jun
.
106
64,700
8% July 20
Deo
*105
low and high
3.80% preferred series B
100
Weston Electric Instrument——12.50
3
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106
32
18
5% Jan
Jun
106
105
23
Jan
Jun
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106
31 Ve
Jun
05 % Feb
28% May 12
7%
>
108
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36
a
4% Jun
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15
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108
31,700
12% Feb
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12%
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108
30%
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<
114%
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106
14 Va
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July 15
Prior preference
Wilcox Oil Co
8% Feb
*114%
103
26%
White
/
114%
•106
29%
35 Vb May 23
17% Mnv 26
Feb
•114
26 3A
47% Jun
a
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Saturday
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114%
108
114 Va
*106
100
b
29%
12
66
290
26%
30% July 12
18% Deo
5,100
85
28 3/b
33% Jan
11% Jun
*59% Feb
28 3/b
85
26 Vb
Dei
137
23-3/4
84%
28%
Dec
Not
24%
900
28%
25%
Dec
Not
84%
28 Vb
16%
49% July
27%
85
25%
34
35
27 %
84%
28%
32%
140
27
85
25 %
May 31
Sep
27%
85
3,000
6 Vs
28%
Feb
Jun
27%
85 Vb
13%
6 %
25%
iWj
Jan
273/4
B
500
12%
28%
*4
44
6%
28
32
22
123/4
6%
25
41
128
12 VB
6%
6
23%
Preferred series A
Jun
14% Jan
12%
6%
6 Vb
Westinghouse Air Brake—No par
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
3
12
11%
%
11%
6 Vb
Western Union Teleg class A-Nopar
3
Dec
11%
12%
700
Vb
19
*18%
4
26% July 15
12%
19
"18
24%
Supply Co
Jan
*
18%
18
22 Va
Par
12%
Jun
18%
13%
18
2,buO
14%
14
22
81
15 Vb Feb
133b
13%
13 Va
25
25
27% Feb
112
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13%
14%
5.300
19 3/8
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19%
25
137/B
1,500
31% Jun
19% Jai.
Feb
18%
25
13%
*24%
26%
20 Va
STOCK
Western Pacific RR
18%
25
18%
18
2434
140
26 %
■
19%
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4% non-cum 2nd preferred.
21
26
21%
Western Air Lines Inc
Auto
253.',
36,700
24
100
YORK
25%
12%
10%
Pulp & Paper com—No par
18%
<8%
25 Vb
2,700
12%
12%
23%
100
Western
8jvb Jan
28% Feb
7% May
25
12%
21%
pfd
19% Feb
,
24% July 13
29 Vb July 13
103
24
25% July
-
24 VB
12%
193/e
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Deo
Deo
;
21 %
EXCHANGE
32%
23% Mar
12 Va
1004
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100%
4
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NEW
9% Feb
3
Deo
12 Vb
27 "b
1
com
51% Apr 25
27
26% Jan
Mar
71
Jan
64% Jun
33
Feb
Jun
102
28
104
20%.May
98%
Jan
not
34% Jan
Jun
21%
Deo
12% July
27
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May
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30
Jun
53% Jun
21 vb
7 vb Jun
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20
16% Dee
12
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41%
12%
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—100
Since Jan. i
Lowest
Highest
Feb
100
STOCKS
Year 1949
32% May
8% Feb
93%
No par
.
Co
preferred series B
Range for Previous
Lowest
101%
24ai
11%
preferred series C
4%%
7,100
101
17%
13 %
Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va
LL0% May 13
7%
15%
25 Vb
*17%
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West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
Dec
115
7%
15%
17%
com___2.50
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22%
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7%
15%
25
1
25%
Apr
*24
6
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104%
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15%
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107
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I
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19
7%
14%
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fl
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3
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&
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7
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Co
Pump Co
Tobacco
Weston
30% May 31
28
Motor
Webster
7
83 % Feb
Pictures
Wayne Knitting Mills
17% Mar 16
7% Jun
Bros
8
14%
24%
67
1
Washington Gas Light Co
9
Jan
24% Jan
*
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28%
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May 22
44
Juiy 13
11% July 13
Jan
July
*19%
18
12%
28
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12% Jun
12%
27%
6
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14
28
.
12%
27%
100
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15% Feb
24% Jan
Sep
12 3-i
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...
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Jan
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Deo
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14%
12%
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6
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24%
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27%
100
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Jun
Feb
12%
27%
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14
Jun
Jun
1238
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July 18
12%
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Co
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800
55
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Jan
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14
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(Hiram)
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51
100
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i
23%
16%
4%
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Apr
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4
13
Jun
6%
Jan
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10
Feb
26
21%
31
Wabafh RR 4%%
,
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changed
,
-
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from
4%
-
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.
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7,200
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WEEK
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Foreign Securities
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70
68
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A6s assented Jan 1961
70
4
78
70
Jan-Julj
Mar-Sepi
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79%
78
66
68
68
*68
(City) 8s 1954
Jan-Julj
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lAChlle (Republic) external s f 7s 1942
May-No.
IA7s assented 1942
May-Not
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AprfJ-Oct
AOs assented 1960
Aprll-Oct
AOs assented
80
63%
C8
Jfar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Feb 1961
High
671/2
91%
54
69%
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AExternal sinking fund 6s
Jan. 1
Low
116%
75
No.
♦08
30-yr 3s s f 8 bonds l978_Jan-J«(»
of) 4s 1960
Aprll-Oef
2Vis 1974
25-year
Range Since
Sold
*63
(Dominion
28-year 3Vis 1961
Bonds
108%
113%
•111
—
87
4
88%
—
54%
1
26
-
36
88%
June-Dee
53
87
88%
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47
4
53%
54 %
96
_
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1978
—
53
46%
46%
__
'
101% 102%
97%
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1941
Plan
to
pursuant
reduced
;
55
54 %
46%
1
'
4--
49
*46%
35
June-Dec
Jan-July
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3 Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
Belgium (Kingdom of) 6s 1955
External sinking fund 7s 1955
3
48
49
„
Jan-July
10-year 3 Vis 1957
(U 8 of)
48
1957-April-Ocf
(City) external 5s 1958
(Commonwealth) 5s 1955
48
*46%
1957.April-Ocf
ser
49
*46%
April-Ocf
1978
10-year 3 Vis 1956.
IA Brazil
49
49
76%
97%
461%
96
77%
93%
*60
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Jan-July
! AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
I AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1945
Jan-July
f A External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945-Jan-July
AExternal
75
71%
*60
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
f ^Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947
Akershus
(Dept of)
Canada
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia) —
(City)
High
75
*69
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec.
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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/«»e-Deo
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or
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Low
City
1980
Week's Range
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
High
BONDS
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JULY
Friday
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Friday's
Low
New
FOR
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Last
Sale Price
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RANGE
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•
99.^8
99.8
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103.16
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1959-1992
1959-1962
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26
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.
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1950
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Range
Friday's
Bid <& Asked
Sale Price
Low
Chile
(Republic)
c.jctl
6%s
A
1993—June-Dec
bonds 2-3s
Bank
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1928
of
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Aprii-Oct
May-Not
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
-May-Hov
of 1926 due
1946
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Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
25-year gold 4»/2s 1953
ACosta Rica
May-Nou
June-Dec
(Republic of) 7s 1951—
(Republic of) 4 Vis external 1977
Cuba
Cundlnamarca
(Dept
Stamped
(State)
Salvador
extl
4a
41%
y2
*40
(Republic of)
i
dollar
f
3s extl
Greek
*40
47%
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part paid
48%
70
73
17
67
69
6
68
87
23 %
23%
19%
29%
1976
1
of)
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State
extl
(Republic)
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1%
to
3%
series
J A 7s
Italian
1960
5s
l-3s
Public
for
23
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3%
to
101 Va
80
82
33
79 Va
97%
71%
76 %
54
70
92 %
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AWarsaw
82
76
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72 %
62 %
101%
■
112
35
91
32%
—
—
23%
32%
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$
__
1954
54
103
30%
48
28%
41%
59
62
49
49
2
,
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42%
58%
13
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36
141
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June-Dec
Jan-July
33%
'
54
June-Dec
1978——
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54
6
%
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—
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*11%
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of
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A48 new
IA 4s
assented
of
__
12%
11
--
11%
9%
12%
9%
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(1942 agree't)
(assented
to
1968...Jan-July
1922
6%
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7%
*7%
14%
8%
assented
1910
ment)
1954
1
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to
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83
88
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66
__
92
86
88 %
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93
81%
93
86%
95
80
*—
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AND
1952
1967
INDUSTRIAL
May-Wow
April-Ocf
Max-Sept
1966
June-Dec
2%s
1980
deductions
2%s
Feb-Auy
1975
debentures
ApriZ-Oct
1986
Jan-July
2%s
convertible
debentures
2%s
debentures
1982
2%s
debentures
1961
9j
__
__
__
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Topeka
First
Coast
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99
100%
99%
60
101%
96%
51
106% 109%
444
106%
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98%
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95
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103
3
229
108%
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35
105%
10
June-Dec
120%
118
121%
505
115%
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42
100
101%
3s
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1962__Apri/-Oct
103%
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48
101%
104 %
104%
103% 1C4%
35
103%
105%
1995
Quar-Jan
80 %
7
76 Va
85
80
84
1966
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78%
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80 %
101%
95
%
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3%s
__
April-Oct
1995
1
first
99% 100%
93%
70
99% 100
88
106%
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mortgage
Atlantic
95%
100%
81
1959
July
Santa
Cnarlotte
93 %
109 % 112%
1995
4s
<U
__
3
104 %
89
79
101
90%
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5s
&
100%
99 %
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W
93 %
104 %
74
*99% 100
106
1969
first
86
107
106%
1971
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*75
104%
105
111%
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debentures
debentures
60
104%
__
105% 105%
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convertible
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100
100
1973
American
*104%
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debentures
7%
COMPANIES
*102
92%
109
June-Dec
10
5%
103 %
__
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
2%s
7
60
■
105%
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1987
convertible
%
5%
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3%s
debentures
3s
8
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
1st gtd 4s 1998
Mfg 2s debentures 1956
2%s debentures
1963
consol
127%
__
127
127%
120
120
*__
105
126
131%
5
119%
121%
103
104%
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31
102%
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35
101%
108
100%
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72
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__
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unified
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debentures
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~R%
1
~9%
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7%
9%
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1964
1952—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
—
1966
Jan-July
8:
.__
„
102%
—
"101% 102%
Ohio RR—
mortgage 4s series A July 1975
April-Oct
mortgage 5% series B (4*7
fiver)
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__Jan-July
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1%
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1922
1933
139 %
B
1963—Jan-July
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134%
__
150
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—
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9
97
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81
_
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10
10
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150
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to
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1973
first
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—T
(1942
14%
7
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Atlanta
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73
7%
10
6
May-Nov
81
A
1945—Quar-Jan
agreem't)
7
90 %
May-Nov
mortgage 3%s 1972_Jan-July
Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Ocf
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(1922
7%
1
6
18 %
1978—June-Dec
readjustment
Southern
American
Ann
ASmall
A4s
Electric
American
40%
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A
1979
1958
Airlines
Atchison
assented
7%
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Valley (Dept of)
(City) external 7s 1958
Allis-Chalmers
54
35
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A
7%
—
1979
3%s
1968..Jan-July
May-Nov
conversion
readjustment
assented
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16%
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external
Power
71
—
1945
7%
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%5
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7%
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1943—May-Wou
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85
66
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62
7%
36
'6%
1962
1964
6s
conversion
Alabama
1968
(Republic of )
73 Va
82
—
66%
June-Dec
external
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1943
assented
85 Va
—
1958
3%s
(1922 agreement)
small
80
—
80
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RAILROAD
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|A4%s assented
Jan-July
1958
7s
(dollar bond of
external
2%s
Mexican
73%
67
—
67%
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external
external
slnKfhg fund
37/«-4V«-4fts
American
28%
1957.—Apri/-Oct
7s
1968;
11%
8
Jan-July
83
67%
55
13
tt
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8%
1952
(Colombia)
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of)
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64
77"%
63%
6%
1977
Altaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)
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B
assented
85%
40%
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A4V2s
19
Mar-Sept
1%
87
—
66%
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Jan-July
IA Uruguay (Republic) external 8s
1946—Feb-Auy
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May-Hov
87 %
114
33%
1
7%
i
loan
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85%
109
Works
1947
Credit Institute
81
(Prov
50
*75
1.960—-May-Won
Jan-July
77
Mar-Sept
series
50
"55%
1977
68
1
70
90
2004—Jan-July
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12
Feb-Au'j
April-Oct
1977
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fund
f
s
65
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2.25%)
to
1962
13
May-Nov
sink
extl
dollar
1956
Plan
to
(Kingdom)
35%
Jan-July
1964___
part paid 1968
Helslngfors (City) external
loan
Slovenes
35
Jan-July
1967
7s
75%
56
Jan-July
external
111% 112-78
111%
Jan-July
1976
1
69
57
70
Jan-July
1999_2.
secured
ASilesia
90
68
73
Jan-July
1976..
1
A6s
Irish
Croats
See
Jan
bonds Jan
72
57
(interest
A8s
53
48%
_
_
—
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A7s
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—
bonds
dollar
(Republic
48%
1
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■
tf
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49%
A
pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2%) 2012
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April-Oct
Jan-June
Feb-Aug
April-Get
6s 1942
f dollar bonds Jan
s
40%
37
%
__
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to
1960
4%s 1962_
s
87
47%
44
57
Jan-July
reduced
external
Jan.
No.
A
1999
Plan
to
pursuant
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reduced
(interest
to
5Vis 1955
s
87
■>
Plan
to
2.5%)
to
water
(Interest
—
assented
3%s extl
78%
Stamped
Range Since
Sold
High
"67
May-Won
pursuant
2.5% )
to
external
7
1
reduced
A7s
38
79%
83
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(interest
1950
pursuant
AExternal
lADfcnmark 20-year external
El
37%
4%
—
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—
reduced
external
1957—May-Nov
A
2012
stamped
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1936
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51
28%
_
or
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,
10
m*
4%
84
'
6% )
mi
83
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978--—Jan-July
Czechoslovakia
50
39
——
*65
44
1961
fund 7s
Paulo
8s
A6s
fund dollar bonds 1970—.ApriZ-Oct
3» ext sinking
38
28%
4%
83
lAColombia Mortgage Bank 6VaS 1947
5 A Sinking
*34%
Aprll-Ocf
Jan-July
Jan
San
to
fund
sinking
pursuant
reduced
—
1961
Oct
1927
*44
secured
Stamped
35
36%
extl
—o v2o
49%
28%
*34 %
June-Dec
1951
5s
48
28%
„•••
Mar-Sept
I960
38%
37%
39
*34%
Sale Price
continued—
(City)
'
*44
Last
Period
Low
50%
37%
2
'
—
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
26%
1
48
35
Mar-6'ept
Municipal 7s 1960
(Repubuc ol)
A6s of
48
May-Hov
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
New York Stock
28%
May-Hov
1962
1962
assented
Chinese
21
BONDS
1
40
».*»
35
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97
34%
*44
June-Dec
fund 6s 1961
1961
assented
A7s
a
.
Low
*34%
April-Oct
1961
AGuaranteed sinking
AChtlean
Jan
No.
*44
June-Dec
6%s assented
assented
JLLY
Range Since
Sold
High
June-Dec
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A6s
31%
34 '/2
June-Dec
1957
1957
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ENDED
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sinK
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90
86
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57
82
94
93
89
93
78
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98
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1963—Jan-Jz/Zi/
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1952-
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to
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extl
f
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f
s
6s
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1961
1st
2nd
—
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to
to
92
93
5
92
90
5
89%
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91%
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91
100
94 %
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reduced
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8s
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footnotes
—
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10%
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to
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7
1
:
—
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9
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10
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81
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81
32
72
82
88
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82
93
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119
88 Va
19
82
100
100%
119%
15
119
122 %
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l961_May-Nov
Jan -July
J
1976
May-Won
K
1979
Jan-July
series
series
100%
99%
99
—
104
102
3
100 %
102
11
104
AC
5s
1967
*75
103%
105%
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mortgage
4s
series
RR
1960
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series A July 1970—May-Won
75
76
102
87
5s
tErnesto)
Union
II
series
Co 7s
Gas
4s
mortgage
mortgage
Rochester
1961
1954
2%s
&
Co
Consolidated
Terminal
yB
1976—
77%
83
102%
77%
74
70%
74
32
69 %
78
51
45%
51
46
44
56%
104
104
1
104
105%
105
105
1
102
105 Va
102
100% 102
21
100%
102
102
100% 102
30
100%
103%
;
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1969-~Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
102
—
105
j
59
59
Jan-July
mtge
2%s
Pittsburgh
4%s
first
1975_Map-Nov
Ry—
1957
4s
..May-Nov
1952
69 %
5s
gtd
1960
April-Oct
185
69 Va
61
101 %
.
63 "a
102%
100
98
6
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106
106
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105
104
Jan-Juiy
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65%
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April-Oct
1955-
5s
2
—
Feb-Aug
1968
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Eiec first
modified
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Mar-Sept
1955
1930
3s
Niagara
Stamped
99%
100%
101% 101 %
--
102
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93
24
100% 100%
*__
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Bush
87
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119%
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83
April-Oct
April-Oct
104
•
31%
37%
61%
C
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48
38%
46%
431/4
June-Dec
50%
Southern
Power
consol
National
Guaranteed
Guaranteed
3s
lirst
3%s
gtd
1974
1976
—
June-Dec
~2
104
105
100% 102%
41
100
104%
112%
111% 112%
12
110
109
May-Wou
April-Oct
102%
Jan-July
5s A 1962
Ry—
gold
4%s
1957
gold 4%s 1955
4%s
1956
June-Dec
gold
Guaranteed
gold
Mar-Sept
102%
102% 102%
Jan-July
100%
97% 101%
35
38%
55 %
May-Won
30%
48%
55%
Canadian
33%
42%
4%
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A
Pacific
conv
4s
June-Dec
Avnl-Oct
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P
4s
Second
St
Paul
St
Paul
Scioto
Union
V
&
Seaboard
Seagram
3s
Oil
A Jan
gold
cons
3V8s
South
RR
Bell
Ala
debentures
debentures
Southern
Pacific
First
4V2S
Gold
4
Gold
Southern
126%
—
__
85%
coll
323
June-Dec
93%
93%
1
*102%
1SG6
May
127%
4s
99%
98 Va
54
4
101
19
101
46
98
*122%
April-Oct
1903
5s
98 %
•
68 V2
123 %
107%
105'A
101
101
5
100%
10
*75%
Jan-July
78%
105
74
—
Wilson
83
Pacific
100%
66
94
97%
175
92
98 3A
94 "2
90%
94 V'2
101
87%
97
Apr-Oct
1960
99
9 7 '/a
Afay-Nov
debentures
108 Va
104% 108%
,001
102 %
mtge 3%s ser A 1975_June-Dec
RR
102 Va
97'%
inn'
o
108%
103%
Wisconsin
2%s series
2%s series
E
F
Wisconsin
1996
First
mortgage
2%s
G
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1986
mortgage
1961-
series
91%
88%
91%
24
87%
95%
86
84%
86
13
83
100%
94%
Afar-Sept
1071%
4
05%
1973
63 %
83
56
54
59%
143
52
4s
1960
27/8s
2%s
102%
12
3
1979
3'As
105%
103 %
101%
103
99%
1C2
13
100'A 100%
93%
94%
GO
102%
101 %
105
1151/4
261%
1041/4
102
295
108%
101%
104
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L
8
102% 102%
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97%
85
48
%
106
.
—
114
102 '/a
103''8
313
2
102% 102'%
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115%
78 7A
74
70%
74
88
69
73
77 %
44
43
41
44
88
40
48'A
40%
43
26
45%
99
99%
15
69
100 %
106
107 %
June-Dec
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
60
102% 103 Va
104%
101%
♦99
108%
.April-Oct
Jan-July
1958
3s
64%
56 3 4
106 'A 106'A
46 V'a
96%
111
106%
205%
2
...
90%
93
106 Va
1041/2
101 % 101
Mar-Sept
Jan-.7j/ly
deposit
ol
Electric Power
mortgage
Public
106%
105
deposit
of
ACertificates
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
first
105
8
*102%
June-Dec
—
debentures
B
1
105 %
104% 104%
Jan-July
Jan-July
§ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936—Afay-Nov
100'A
1
S
Certificates
A
Co—
First
63%
59
103%
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
§ A First general 4s 1949
103%
100%
-
first
Co
Winston-Salem
Afar-Sept
1977
&
105
105%
A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
102
103%
101
Feb-Auy
103
105
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s
105
Jan-July
A
1951
convertible
2.65s
Co—
1994
5s
100%
1(5
May
2014—
54
101
Co—
30-year 5s 1960
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures
1971
124
104%
__
„
gold
25-year
99 %
93
93
Union Telegraph
50
101
*104%
1952.April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
first mortgage 4s
mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969
Pacific 4'As income A aan
Gen
103%
58 %
Afay-Nov
1st
Maryland
—
Western
99%
98
27
54
101
Jan-July
(Oregon Lines)
Term
registered 2361
91
8772
*1013%
105
Jan-July
.Jan-July
2361
97%
52
52
May-Noc
Jan-July
1966
I
first 4s guaranteed
79%
101'/a
*101
52
Jan-July
1979—Afay-NoT
1974
series
3'As
Power
Penn
Western
Jan-July
1985
Ry 2%s
86%
1941_Feb-Aurr
7s
—.—June-Dec
gtd
75%
98%
•
3'As
Electric
Penn
West Shore
—
93
98 %
1971_—_Aprtl-Oct
trust
1965
Vis 1969
4 Vis
1981
Fran
*126%
104%
Co—
convertible
3s
San
West
103%
1
85%
1987
Indiana
Southern
104
West
104
1976—Afay-Nov
3'As
73
98%
98%
81
73 Va
78%
75
*90% 100
3'As 2000—Feb-Auy
gtd gold
ref
79
78%
Feb-Aug
1971
mortgage 3'As 1967
mortgage 3s guaranteed
General
—
104
series B
debentures
conv
first
RR
Western
debentures
RR
Co
3'As
Jan
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Ltg 5s stamped gtd 1950
June-Dec
120
99 %
20
82
2016
Jan
1979
27/eS
*102%
104
117%
Income series A
Washington
70%
55
2*
103% 103%
1989—May-Woe
Telephone & Telegraph
234s
Walworth
96
4s
mortgage
First
Co—
Corp
debentures
90
837
-.June-Dec
2Vis
North
&
3s
70%
118% 118%
1968-June-Dec
April-Oct
4s
4s
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2V2S 1976
Southern
66
May-Woe
1989.. Jan-July
1971
B
debentures
2%s
396
94 '/.
70%
May
2022
.
1974
Oil
Union
96
75
101
98%
General
& Sons 2 Vis
(Jos E.)
1
Warren
1989
4%8 series A
mtge
t§ASilesian-Amer
Skelly
96
1997
A
England 1st gtd
debentures
Shell
first
Line
Air
Jan-July
101
mtge
Gen
Ry—
Depot
New
AGeneral
10
7i
71
.
101
1055-Jan-Jtuy
bend certificates Nov
Duluth
&
AS
5
April
April
1081—
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
Gen
Ry Co—
certificates
lnc
4s
71
April-Oct
mtge lnc 4%s-series
bond
4s
„
71
1996—Jan-July
5s
stamped
5s
series
Louis-Southwestern
First
1st gold
1996—
Rocky Mt
Louis-San Francisco
St
1971
120%
*92%
and
Jan-July
April-Oct
114%
Devel
94 %
91%
132
90
and general 6s series A 1950—-Aprtf-Oct
and general 6Vis series A 1956
April-Oct
104 'A
104 %
105
8
702
106
105
105
10
104
109
100
108
Southern
Devel
Ry first consol gold
Memphis
St
Div
Southwestern
3 '/s s
first
Dlv
Louis
first
Bell
gold
1983
Internat
first
Oil of California
Oil
Swift
&
27/8s
Oil
Corp
Co
2%s
23/4S
debs
2%s
debentures
debentures
debentures
*105%
101
1966
not
101 %
103%
99%
102%
a
Jan-July
Jan-July
_
<
.
100%
101% 101%
*
Mav-Woc
102%
102
102%
—
A Bonds
range,
not
n
included In the year's range. d-Ex-interest. e Odd-.ot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash
year's range,
104%
here
is
a
selling
issues
HThese
101 %
5
103%
sale
year's
the
y
not
aaie
Ex-coupon.
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the Bankruptcy
98%
9
in
100%
99%
98
197€..Jan-JuIy
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during curreDt week.
105
103%
96%
96%
delivery
the
in
included
60
40
1
44
101% 101%
101%
1972
Included
97%
97%
1973
57
103%
107
Light & Power 2%s
Electric
Deferred
a
102
100%
9
*10?% 103%
1971—Afay-Nov
Yonkers
106%
101%
57
2013
April
1966—Feb-Auy
1974
100%
*100%
Jan-July
debentures 2%s
(N J)
debentures
4Vis
gold
Standard
Sunray
1985
Jan-July
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
1951
debs
18
94%
*95% 104
Jan-July
1996
5s
4s
Standard
2%s
1994
1956..:
2%s
gold
Tel
debentures
ASpokane
5s
general 4s series A
112% 114%
1971
96
Devel
Service
flat.
were
combination
.
,
previously listed on the Curb Exchange,
all sales on both Exchanges.
„
1950 years range shown
The
of
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
and
AND
furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
dealings have occurred during the current year.
following extended list
we
ending the current Friday, July 21.
stock
bond, in which any
or
RANGE
Friday
New York Curb
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
ABC
Vending
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co common
Adam
Hat
Alloys
Stores
.10
"_i
—
1
Low
Supply Manufacturing—^
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.———
Ainsworth
Air
Manufacturing common-
Associates lnc
For
(N J)
footnotes see
page
:
33.
1
8%
6.800
1 V8
1%
1 300
1
July
0
4
1,200
3
Jan
—
21
Jan
3%
3%
500
7%
..
-
3%
1
2 %
3
_•
5
Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
7% July
3'/a July
May
Air-Wav
FJectric Appliance
2
May
Airfleets
lnc
Apr
24% May
5%
Jan
Alabama Great Southern—
Alabama
Alaska
3%
8,300
—
„
11%
9%
1%
10 Va
9
12
9%
2.300
1 300
Jail
—
3'A
__
Apr
_
10 '/e July
14% May
Jan
9'A May
7%
Power
Airlines
&
Fisher
4.20%
Products
Allied
Altes
Altofer
Bros
1
Investing Corp
(Mich)
common
8%
4%
82%
103'4'
9%
4%
86
102% 103%
4%
4%
900
60
150
common
500
12
Jan
17
4;
17
16
4
%
4%
200
1.325
Apr
4% JW.y
Jan
92 V2 May
99'2
Jan
103% July
4
5% Mar
Jan
Apr
.
61/2
Jun
r'i
c'un
'
1
3
1
•
7%
4V'4 July
80
5%
4%
High
Low
600
1
Range Since January
High
—1
common
Brewing Co
9%
4%
oo
preferred-—100
Inc..
Allied International
3
1
11
4%
Low
Par
*
High
Alles
Aero
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
High
3%
1
^
*
lnc
21
Friday
3
8%
warrants—^
Acme
JULY
Saturday, July 15
security, whether
STOCKS
1%
—1
Corp
iviuiorb
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
ACF-Brm
RECORD
YEARLY
3% July
15% July
"■
28
v3
4% July
6%
5V2 Mar
7%
Ueb
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o
un
i-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
(310)
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
RANGE J OR
WEEK ENDED JULY
41
Aluminum f'n of America
cumulative
Aluminum
Amei
Industries
Filter
ah
SAmerican
5%
Book Co—.
Cities
American
Class
&
convertible
American
Hard
American
—
preferred
Laundry
Rubber
_.
Meter
Potash
Chem
&
class
4% May
20% May
Charis
30% May
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
22%
700
22
July
Jan
25% July
31
27 %
37% May
7%
1,300
3%
Jan
8'A May
13,900
%
Jun
Feb
7
—2
%
%
.10c
—5
850
5
500
4%
7
Angerman
Co
Inc
7
5%
5%
1
common
Oil
5%
Apeif-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
111%
1
Natural
Gas
110% 112
5'A
_j_.
preferred
5%
5
Clark
7%
6% May
Claude
100
5% July
7%
Jan
Clayton
14%
Apr
Apr
—f
9
2%
100
700
5
9%
900
10
111
13 %
13%
36
36
800
25
Jail
Jan
7%
Apr
6% May
10
of
54%
Associated Tel & Tel class.
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Jun
11 %
yVe
Jan
13'A May
Jun
Coast
—1
Lipe Co
52 %
Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
& Sobs
(B F)
J an
Collieries
Corp
2'A
Apr
Jan
Jun
70
3%
Jan
52 % July
6'A
Feb
Jun
17%
Jan
6%
Feb
1,000
5%
14%
100
11%
900
8%
Jan
Coro
Jun
9
Jan
Corroon
22
10%
Feb
$1
Jan
13%
_.
— —
18%
15
Jun
May
18%
Jun
2,700
Jan
6 %
Apr
35,800
1%
f«n
7%
Apr
UU J
6%
Jan
29
25%
29
4,100
4%
5
400
2%
4
31
Jan
8
Jan
15
Apr
5% July
6
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
3% July
39% Jan
1,500
57
1
57
6%
13%
Apr
5%
Apr
59 %
May
3.490
3%
1
5%
6%
12%
13%
300
l,5o
Jan
8
May
18
May
11
Feb
6%
9%
9%
9%
800
10%
11%
1,600
10% July
89 %
83%
89%
2,000
78% Mar
9 %
3
1.000
3
2%
Apr
11% July
J
11%
3
8%.Mar
4% July
13% Mar
25
500
u
4%
"5%
July
July
2% Mar
14%
Feb
5%
Jun
Jun
91
3% May
*
1%
1%
14%
17%
%
15%
1
50
common
11%
56%
9%
6%
6%
•
1,500
12,500
Jun
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
Apr
%
Jan
11%
Jan
15
Jan
July
May
Apr
7%
Feb
17% Mar
5%
Jan
xl3
Jun
34%
97o
57
51
36%
6%
500
11%
9%
Apr
Jan
% July
8% July
1,800
15%
15
20
7%
1,500
6 %
8%
8%
"
16
3
Jan
1
5,400
100
8
8
8
600
Mar
13%
30
1%
3.7'%
1
Reynolds common.
Petroleum
May
4%
-5c
convertible preferred
5%
80
8
10
preferred class A
Cosden
Feb
Jan
Apr
1% May
4%
1
Inc
<te
July
12%
non-voting
July
14
15
15% Mar
8%
3%
G'
Cornucopia Gold Mines
1,000
4% July
7% July
14%
€3% July
Feb
10
7 %
4%
voting
B
34,o J 0
APr
Jun 0
22% May
4%
*
A
Class
12
Jun
66%
7%
Jan
July
Class
74
6% July
Jan
Apr
12%
8
1
4
6%
common.
May
lii
13
V4
6% July
7%
10
4%
1
Consolidated Liquidating Corp
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—5
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cock Paint & Varnish Co
•
Corby (H) )Distillery Ltd—
14
7%
65
600
4,300
--
1QB6
»c
44
5%
14%
-25
Jan
PV»
100
11
preferred
7
% Mar
41%
Vtc
1%
4%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
2,500
7%
6
7%
u
Macninerv
5,100
500
7%
6%
July
-20
Service
4%
5%
1
Stone Co
15%
4
xl4%
»
.—5
common
75
4%
15%
._.
Automatic
600
7%
Apr
4
common-_
52%
51
4'A
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
2%
2%
2 %
„50
-
400
55
Jan
7 k.
Jun
7%
%
%
m %
America.
Mar
17%
-1
900
C-*8L.
depicts
Laundries
60 V*
200
-1
Puolic
Electric- Industries—
American
Associated
1
19%
4J'J
Hotel Inc—
6
9%
64
■700
Manufacturing Co
Jun
Jan
19%
1,100
Colt's
14'/a
July
62
16%
Community
37
5 va
9% Mar
14%
Commodore
July
Jan
6
17%
Jan
July
12% July
3%
8%
14%
Jan
35
Jan
400
15
Jan
110
38%
100
17
11
Compo c»dot
Jun
Jun
500
16%
12%
116'A Mar
4%
6%
17%
12 %
" *0
l»V2
8%
Feb
8%
10
9%
—25
600
8%
8%
10
8% July
l
21%
Feb
9,500
-1
—
*
Rand
Colonial
Feb
July
3%
200
_5%
8%
1%
-.5
Airlines
Colonial
Feb
19%
Colon Development ordinary
113
.
„1
common
Co
Mar
21 %
64
Products Co
Plow
Cockshutf
3% Mar
Feb
173
9 "
650
"3%
*4%
.10
l>ambert Manufacturing.
Si
Aluminum
Club
22
July
7%
.
98 Va May
8
7%
8% July
4,200
15,400
10%
July
3%
2,000
10%
13'A
Feb
109%
8%
111
July
11
10
—I
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
8%
36
Inc
9%
6
5
4
common
NeoD
400
~3%
9% July
110
July
1,150
11
"51/2
„10
Manufacturing Co.—
Clarostat
131
Jan
94
2,050
10%
115
~8%
—
Suouroan Homes
Controller Co
Jun
10%
9 %
&
Jan
10%
10
—
Ayrshire
City
Jun
35%
„
Stamping-**£2*10
City Auto
Mar
5% July
5%
10%
common
non-voting
o
Arkahsas Power & Light $7 pfd—
o
Armstrong Rubber (Co class /:
4% % conv pfd.i:
w
Aro Equipment
2.50
Corp—Jmm
Asplnook (The) Corp..
1
Associated
in
133
6'A
490
5%
5%
pfd——100
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
Common class A
Jan
200
1,425
3%
3 %
1
Arkahsas
5%
10
9
£1
Angpstura-Wupperman
Argus Inc
July
4%
Service
Cities
Ltd—
Co
rets ord reg
dep
103
common
Voting trust certificates
Chiet Consolidated Mining
1,800
7
2
Products
Anglp-Iranian
16
109% 112
112
Writing Paper common-
Post
9
Feb
Jun
7
Chicago & Southern Air Lines—.
25% July
4,000
Jan
11%
2.50
America
of
Co
C«rp
Feb
325
2,600
31 %
American
5%
Chamberlin
Chicago Rivet & Machine
26%
Jun
10%
25
10%
1
lea
26%
86 %
May
800
-10
Aircraft Co common
Cessna
37'A Mar
28%
5
6%
Jan
25%
—5
Avery
f-eb
13%
25%
preferred-
Atlantic
3%
4,600
31
::io
_____
Thread
Atlas
7,900
u.y
Jan
31
American
Atlas
4%
11 %
A
Republics.—.
American Seal-Kap common
Amer Superpower Corp common..
$fj ^series preferred
•
6%'
15%
18 %
26
E>
Amer
21-4
Apr
22 %
,.w»-
American
Anchor
Apr
14%
17
Jan
8 '/a
80
10 Va
95
3%
18%
15 %
81%
4%
-10
—
600
3°/4
pld
Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cenfurv
900
15 %
Jan
10%
11
100
pfd opt div series 1929
21%
4%
7%
3,uoJ
72
83%
83
8%
127
10(
series—
opt div
preferred
Conv
200
16%
Jan
Jan
O
95
100
-sr.;
Century Electric Co common
Jun
j
26%
*X 74
'
10
U
21%
21%
83 %
—10(
Eler
: '•>
12
—1
6%
14%
lot
—
Products
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Power
Conv
Jan
Jun
41% Mar
Jan
21% July
'
12
-25
Co
Gab
2%
37%
350
Power Co—
1%' preferred
9% Mar
Jan
.
preferred
3 504.
iC*btrt>
July
5%
'
21%
23%
xC
of America.
Maine
Central
Apr
33
—
Central Ohio Steel
Jan
26%
American
Class
Co
250
6%
3% Mar
23%
■' 2
,
Co
di
Catalin Corp
12 Mar
85
Mi
Jan
790
5%
vWAiaf*
sUUuvik
Central
Mar
1%
(A
High
Low
4%
'
Jan
6 V4
15
I
Range Since January 1
High
—
10 %
—2
Metal
Natural
2,100
Lubuu
Caalifc
Feb
19
33
com—
Manufacturing-Co
Maracaibo Co.
American
Product*
1%
33 %
July
7% July
1% Jun
300
25%
Jan
i«
{& Mar
76
8%
1%
1%
1
common.
American
American
12% July
1
_20
Machine
Mar
7,500
—
8%
_2*
Co
American
American
\i
May
6
650
500
13
—
lot
common...
$2 convertible prelerred
$2.50
7%
24
500
1
General Corp
101% Mar
Light—
B
American
Jan
16
iw
Power
96%
1
Beverage common-
American
500
100
Shares
1
Co common
(J W)
Carter
62% July
24
"u
J
class A.
Jan
12%
__iC
pld
conv
Bantam Car Co
51 %
7%
7%
common
American
11,000
24
for Week
Low
Par,
High
Low
100%
100 %
-10t
preierreo
_—
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—
$3.75
Sales
Range
J/rSale Price
York Curb Exchange
Mew
Range Since January 1
.Shares
62%
57
52%
common.
Week's
Last
stocks
Week
High
Low
Par
fur
ire
ef Prlce»
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
* "
ol Prices
Friday
Sales
R
STOCKS
Jan
x64%
Jun
Courtaulds Ltd—
American
&
8aldwin
7%
Wilcox
.30
...
Rubber
American
Barcelona
Barium
Lt
Steel
&
Pwr
"4%
Corpi
(L) & Co
Bellanca
Aircraft
Benson
&
Inc
2%
Blumenthal
Bohack
(S)
Corp
& Co
800
If */2
Jun
Co
.
3,300
1% Mar
2%
33% Mar
36%
1
Anr
90
30
52
Jan
16
100
15
Jan
11%
7%
Co
ord
Mills
Bunker
reg
d
Feb
11 %
Ju /
13%
Jan
4'A Mar
8%
7%
8%
1,000
7% Mar
9%
56
58%
225
18%
19%
40
3,000
«JSkT
4%
8%
4%
100
17%
19%
5,200
7%
8%
4,300
20%
150
51
Ta
n
85
A
3% July
1
7%
7%
7%
500
5%
8%
Jun
6%
3,700
8 %
May
24%
4
%
Jun
5%
Jan
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
5
Jan
8% July
25 %
Feo
25%
2,400
17
Jan
22% Mar
Feb
34%
Jun
21%
Apr
2tJ '/4
J
Jan
U.I
11%
Apr
11
Apr
1% Mar
1
2.50
B_—
10%
16
5%
*
11
3%
100
Jun
27%
2%
Jan
4%
11
Apr
J un"
Jun
13%
4,100
5%
13%
preferred—10
common
class
3%
1
junior
2%
23%
*
5%
1,000
5%
Jan
9%
10%
2,500
8%
J un
11% M^v
15% July
19% Mar
15%
5%
16
5%
300
200
July
5%
Jun
14%
6
Feb
Mar
0%
Crowley Milner & Co
12%
11%
12%
1,700
11 %
Jan
Crown
Co
Drug
Clyuid.
partic
common
Aclilililfc
Atlantic
Sugar
Curtis Lighting
15
15%
2,700
13%
Mar
~>a
10,000
3%
2,100
1
5% July
"%
12%o
3%
\'e
3%
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Fire
>nada
Bread
9
%
Ltd
Apr
Canners
Convertible
Canadian
7%
Canadian
Capital
Carey
Carman
St
Carnation
Carolina
-
•
&
Amer
Amer
6,600
7%
7%
7%
2,300
5% July
7% July
20%
20%
50
20% July
24
30% July
33%
Day
Mines
1
16
Apr
150% Mar
2%
22
....
Co
100
Kennedy Inc.
-
*
<1%
20
J
22%
16,500
750
•
$5
pfd
Lta-
dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
Jan
Jan
35'/a
1,700
32% July
7%
7%
1,300
7% July
2% Mar
72
72
73
113% 113'A
•
.1
2%
17
32%
7%
2.5o
Light
13,100
Jan
Apr
Jan
69
18%
Jan
25% July
Jun
13
9%
250
9
11%
11
250
11
11%
100
wuhber
Davtnw
Cn
32%
7%
2%
2%
2%
_5%
~6%
400
11%
x!0%
11'/a
2,800
7 %
600
300
Apr
Jun
6%
Apr
July
15%
Feb
32% July
36%
Jan
7 %
Jun
2%
Jan
50c
5
10%
100
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Steel Products
1
2%
1%
2%
1.400
10
21%
(20%
21%
1,500
B
1
Detroit
Devoe
fcaynoids
61
IJISUiicio
class
1%
Apr
Apr
Jan
5"% July
10%
Jan
c>oh
100
1
debenture
6'/a
x25%
°5
A
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
8%
32%
1
10c
Inc
10%
30
Apr
8%
Jan
14% Mar
146
Jan
9%
Jan
11%
Jun
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
20% July
26%
Jun
11
12% May
Jan
-
American
Co
Bridge
11%
12
1
Corp class A
Domestic Finance
Dominion
1%
dep rets ord reg 4s
Co common
Dobeckmun
12%
1,600
•
4
17,100
35
3%
1
utd
38
100
15%
16%
900
3%
Apr
11 % July
3%
Jan
2
Apr
14%
July
35
Jan
5% May
40 %
Jun
Jan
14% July
18%
•
20 % May
24%
Feb
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common.:
•
9% Mar
10%
Feb
Draper Corp
*
93%
Jun
24% Mar
30
Apr
85
Jan
98%
Jun
Feb
6%
Apr
Harris
Co
16%
25
Chemical Co Ltd
&
Tar
Coal class B
&
Dominion Steel
79 %
28 %
10
;
80%
78%
26%
28%
90
•
Duke Power Co—
90
625
353
50
69
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord reg
<The>
Durham
Hosiery class B common
Duro
Test
Corp
5%
£1
Co
Duralov
~2 %
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
3
2%
1,200
25
11
11
•
1
•
common
Eastern Gas <fe Fuel Assn common
common
w
3%
3%
3%
300
13"%
13%
13%
300
_luu
preferred
States
7%
Apr
9% Mar
Mar
Jun
3%
13
Feb
3%
July
2%
11
14%
Jan
Jun
5%
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
17
2%
2%
2%
425
25
1,700
35 %
9
Apr
May
July
Jan
St Share
Jan
850
10% July
Jun
73 % Mar
56
July
July
75
Feb
30 %
Jan
4
Jan
76
May
24
70
150
2% July
65 % July
62
66%
225
.60% May
1
21
20
21%
1
•
75%
75% x76
9%
9 %
9%
2,200
5
common
15%
14%
16%
57,700
14% July
11%
11%
200
10% July
1
pfd
5
Esquire Inc
Eureka
Corp
Eureka
Pipe Line common
Ltd
100
1
1(F
1
1
Equity Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
2%
1,200
69 % May
13
3 '
Feb
81
Mar
Jan
13%
1,100
7,700
8%
Feb
103
5%
12
Jan
Apr
23% Mar
19%
108
Apr
May
8 Va
Jun
Feb
1%
19% Mar
Jun
1% Mar
39'/a
25
39% July
x45
4%
%
4%
%
-
1%
1%
23
Jun
100
13
13
1%
Jun
75
320
6%
5%
18
125
107
107
6
500
1,200
4% July
6
%
8,300
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
i!
Apr
13
■>
10
Jun
16 %
Feb
20
July
ft
3% Mar
Jan
84%
Apr
114%
Jan
2% May
3%
Jan
63
112%
Jun
Falrcblld
£1
2s 6d
3%
Jun
Associates—
16
4%
59%
2'/a
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
25
1% July
62
65 %
25% July
Apr
400
66
shares of beneficial lnt
Eono
65'/a
56
A_
$5 pfd shares of beneficial lnt
Electrli
1,500
63
25
$6 preferred series B
Common
1%
10
Corp.
$7 preferred series
Eastern Sugar
1%
65%
100
Electrographlc Corp common
150 V2 Mar
•
10
1
preferred
Empire District Electric t%
100
&
Apr
5% Mar
Ltd—
common
Power
Jun
25% July
*
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Carrera*
6%
20
Co
Co
5%
3%
common
common
3%
D
Easy Washing Machine class B
Marconi
Transit
6%
100
•
common
Ltd
City Products
Baxter
5
3%
.
preferred
Industries
July
3%
1
preferred
Capital
3
3%
6
preference
'anadian
Mar
3%
Jan
5%
i6
•
Ltd
Insurance
Co
12
Jan
July
3% July
-1
arada Cement Co Ltd
-nl/2%
Apr
Jun
1% July
2% Jan
5% Mar
2.50
Hosiery Mills
Davidson-Brothers Inc common
Eastern
common—50c
Sugar Estate
ary & Edmonton Corp
ornia Electric Power
300
25%
9 %
9%
Davenport
6%
'*•
5%
Apr
16% May
rets
Products
24%
25
5
Eastern Malleable Iron
Electric
2%
2.50
4V2*
^wmba
300
1%
50%
Inc common
Curtis Manutacturing Co (Mo)
New
CaMe
2
2%
2%
•
Cuban Tobacco common
~2
2
10
5
common
Jan
10
•
25c
*
.uuiOiUU
*$6 preferred
5%
6%
5
'Mri>
Jan
13% May
15%
Piston
Ring Co
Corp Amer dep
Biscuit Corp
Petroleum
Pent
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
~t
Feo
*
2.50
Sullivan
Inc
Detroit Gasket <fc Manufacturing
Jun
23% Mar
32
*
Line
&
6
Crosley Motors
-*
Driver
class
common
Ltd
Pipe
Jan
67
75% July
18% July
23% Mar
20
10s
reg
Power
Co
Co
Hill
Jan
Ltd—
01
1
2% Mar
Dominion
Forman Distillers
Buckeye
16%
3% July
•
—
L)
Apr
Tobacco—
cumulative
(E
115
9% July
10
7% Mar
rets
2,400
2,500
F"b
1%
600
*
40% July
1%
3%
Jun
900
4,500
r%
Apr
1
2%
Apr
700
3%
—
30%
1
3%
r-co
2%
£1
Rubber
12%
35%
—-—"
Oil
rets
B
May
7%
2 %
•
common
—
dep
6
9%
1
Light
Columbia
Brown
,urry
12%
12%
8
Class
'urma
Feb
3%
•
common
Celanese
Amer
turd
Jun
17%
Jun
dep
British
Bruck
Apr
8%
Jun
3%
£1
Amer
Bruce
5%
6% Mar
dep rets ord bearer
British
Brown
1,900
10
•
Light & Power
American
Amer
18,700
3"%
25
Manufacturing Co
British
5% Mar
9%
11
•
common
common
British-American
Jan
1
—1
Class a
Jan
Jun
16
1
Co
Gas
Jan
13%
3
Traction
Bridgeport
38%
90
prior cumulative preferred_100
Breeze
4%
8
7
—
common
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Brazilian
3%
35 %
Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Borne,
4%
125
__1
common
(H C) Co
5%%
common
Inc
common
Ridge Corp
9%
Jun
5% July
common
Birdsboro Steel
32%
19%
12%
20.KOq
3% May
1
Cuban
7%
8
common
Co
Hedges
Blauner's
11%
Ties' common
Watch
Bickford's
50
300
common
Telephone of Canada
Benrus
Brillo
Jun
62
Ltd
(AS) Shoe Corp.
Blue
July
52
4%
Refractories Inc
Beau-Brummel
Bell
35
shares
Tr
Baumann
Beck
55
11%
-1
40%
36%
40
2% Mar
5
Crown
__j.
Co common
Banco de los Andei—
Basic
3,900
52%
Locomotive—
preferred
Baldwin
.
Croft Brewing Co
35
jCo
54'A
reg)„£1
(ord
Creole Petroleum
B
Babcock
receipts
dep
Camera &
Instrument
Faircnno
Engine
Fansteel
Metallurgical
& Airplane
1
1
22
2,100
7%
71.503
4"%
Jan
15%
9,200
10%
Jan
29% Mar
7
% May
16%
Apr
Number 4927
Volume 172
.
(311)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Exchange
Shares
$2
Ford
Co
Motox
American
Ford
Co Inc
H)
(M
2%
3.Q00
2%
Class
B
voting
•
of
36%
38%
•
33%
11
Apr
May
3% July
.."
5 Vb
Jan
Jeanette Glass Co
Brown
Stores
"£500
21
Jan
Low
High
_300
22%
Jan
2%
Preference
1,100
7% July
Co
—
•
3 Ve
Jun
6%
Jan
600
a
%
2
1,200
2,<*UJ
4
10%
■/»
1-/4
5ji)
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«.
3%
Jan
3%
2% July
l'i-Ve
—
—-
Jan
5%
12% May
1% July
Jan
22 % May
uan
39% July
% July
11% Jan
10
2
1
38% July
X.
10 %
1
(N J).
Co
common
3VB
4
1
common
Lake Sulpnur
Jefferson
Julian & Kokenge
500
V2
I°6
12%
12 Vb
12%
7%
1
1.25
7%
1
Co Inc common
Co
A)
6-100
8
7%
32
10%
33
10 VB
__
10%
150
2,2u0
Jan
29%
__
50
5
preferred
convertible
(Geo
900
38%
10'
Brewing
Franklin Simon &
Fuller
Jun
Jim
3%
39%
t
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—
•»
Mi %
July..
9
Range Since Januarv I
France—
deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
American
4
_ioo
Shares
Jun
3%
Apr
28
9
3%
3%
£1
non-voting
(Peter)
2%
for Week
ices
ugh.
Lt"i'
Pat
Sales
s
*e
"•
Pric«
Jan
76
July
*
L4»l
New York Curb Exchange
High
"
A
Fox
55
30
9
—
Class
Ford Motor
t-riday
Canada-
oi
21
STOCKs
Low
Lto-
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
350
28'/a
1
(new)
57%
2%
York
Fishman
JULY
Range Sine* January 1
High
55
56
Corp common
10c
dividend cumulative preferred—1
First
ENDED
for Week
Low
10
(Phlla)
WEEK
„
Range
of Prices
Par
Fire Association
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Feb
H
Jan
18
Feb
11 Va
Jan
Kansas
8%
Jun
Kawneer Co
*
Kennedy's Inc
f
12'%
'
B
Mar
14
10..
34
May
Kalser-Frazer
Key
Gas
Co
Kldde
Corp
pfd—10C
common
(Walter)
Co
&
7'/a
.
6%
10. V4
*
4%%
Electric
&
li>y %
7%
•
4%
83,000
20
110
7%
Jan
109 % July
15
lo%
2uJ
15
12%
12%
250
11%
10 Va
9%
10 Va
300
12%
12%
20J
Jun
21
Mar
9% July
12%
Jun
112
10% Mar
July
13% May
Jan
12%
Jan
13
Jan
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 Ma %
Kings County Lighting common
4%
Gatlneau
5%
Power
Co
Mfg Co
General
dep
General
preferred
ord
rets
8%
9
4,1od
4%
Jan
9
5
5%
2,100
47/a
Jan
6% May
1%
1%
100
1% Mar
2 Mi
3
2%
3
1,100
27/8 July
4% May
22%
Finance
General
Outdoor
Jun
July
Apr
23 V2 Mar
Power
$6
preferred
1%
"3%
1,500
(A C)
10J
10)
1%
3%
5%
5%
class
17%
8%
Jun
Feb
107%
Jan
$4.50
4%
109
Goodman
class
Inc
Gorham
Kropp
Mines
4Mi
5 % Mar
Mar
8
Jan
May
22%
Apr
Lamson
Corp
Jun
15
Jun
Lanston
Monotype
17Mi
Jan
12%
1,700
10%
Jun
13 Mi May
19
11
Jan
20% May
Atlantic
Pacific
&
44
44
25
1st
%
Oil
24 %
22%
24%
12
10%
12
800
9%
7%
9%
-<n
July
80 M2 July
%
Jan
*47-% Mar
Jan
6
33
May
16% Mar
Jan
*%
Apr
8% July
1,900
Jan
6V8
12%
Jan
146% Mar
122
112% 122
875
112% July
133%
131
133 %
130
129
May
1
1%
1
1%
3,500
1
Apr
%
1,950
38% July
44 M2
300
21% July
31 Mi
Gulf States
40
38 %
40
22%
25
22%
23
25c
100
2
Alabastine
Lefcourt Realty
Lionel
109
100
9
Jan
10
9%
9 %
108
Jun
109
*
16% Mar
Feb
137
Hartford
Hathaway
_
18
18
100
14%
4(5
43%
130
46
2
2 Vb
2,500
10%
9%
2 Va
.1
__
2
•
19 %
2
9'%
1
9%
18%
5
6%
25c
10%
112
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10%
10%
9
Feb
19% May
Apr
July
1%
53%
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Jan
2%
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100
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Jan
9%
Jun
11% Mar
Jan
22%
16
1,000
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1.100
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6% May
12%
400
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46
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Mar
Jan
13
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5%%
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12%
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10
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Holly Stores Inc
Mar
102
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5%
Hubbell
7% July
2% July
53
31
Jan
9% May
__
42% May
—
160
159
--
40
160
32
75
32%
—
—
Huyler's common
1st
convertible
19%
19
88%
Jun
July
9%
Jan
3%
Jan
158
May
31% July
106%
Jun
37% May
13 V4
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Feb
46
167
Feb
34
Jan
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co V rr V*
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1,300
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5,800
80
3%
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52
52
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preferred
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50
2%
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Mar
23
3 Vb July
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Mar
2
Feb
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July
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Jun
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15
4%
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12
-
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25
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1,100
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Hygrade Food Products
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13%
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14
May
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5
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Iowa
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Bumper
Micmgan
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preferred
101 %
375
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14% Mar
July
152
Mar
92% July
131
Mar
Jan
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113 Va Mar
26'/a
West
Corp
common
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July
147/b
Apr
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100
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Jan
11 % May
500
12
1-
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11 % July
14 %
Jun
28
34% May
Jan
Mar
31
38 % Mar
2
100
2
6%
7%
7%
400
6%
2%
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18%
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25
27%
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31
22'%
21%
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7%
600
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6%
8%
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5%
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50
30
7
300
5
5%
8%
8
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8%
10
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110%
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7% May
1,100
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9
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400
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10%
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4,800
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1
9
Mar
8
55% Mar
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7%
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3% May
Jan
July
Jan
17
Apr
50
May
10 % May
Jan
108% Mar
Jan
8% May
Feb
300
Jun
11% May
2
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10% Mar
9 % May
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12
Apr
17% July
Jan
4 % May
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Co
conv
•
common
OH
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3%
6,000
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400
3%
21 Ve
21%
600
20
24 %
100
22% July
2%
3,300
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5 %
800
9%
9%
17,100
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23%
1
2%
2
50c
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23%
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Mid-West
14%
17%
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Midwest
Midwest
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Co
common
5%
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Minnesota
Canada
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Power & Light
Molybdenum
Jan
23
Feb
May
28 Va May
Feb
2%
July
6%
Jan
Apr
32 Vb
Jan
Jun
11%
Apr
•
cumulative
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C
com
class
105
Mar
Feb
43
Jun
34
9
4,70J
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1%
2
3,600
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3%
97
Apr
105
Apr
Jan
101% July
107 %
Jan
101 %
Jun
101 Va
Jun
500
2%
Jan
181%
60
176 %
Jan
3% May
185
May
33%
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4%
3,400
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13'% Mar
15 Va May
23
357/8 Mar
101% 101%
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179
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Feb
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15%
2,300
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28%
30'%
550
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100
98%
98 %
98%
80
97
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6
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28%
28 Va
28%
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24
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30
May
40
40
41
350
32'%
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48
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Apr
12%
Feb
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6% July
11'/a May
Feb
—
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8%
15
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Verncn-Woodbury
Ohio Mfg Co
8%
100
8%
Jan
11%
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Muskegon
Piston Ring common
102% 102%
30
98%
Jan
103%
Jun
Muskogee
Co
common
Company
Feb
100% July
15%
13
Producers
States
150
100
Ward & Co class A
participation pfd
Corp of America
27%
Mt
50
39
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—100
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Mountain
102
2
series B—100
pfd
series
preferred
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31%
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4.40% cumulative preferred
Loan
38%
9
1
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Monogram Pictures common
Moody
102
pfd—100
common
5
29%
50
convertible preferred
4%%
11 %
117
9%
13
23% July
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Steel
common
2.50
10
50c
8
7%
8
1,200
8
~7%
8%
7,200
12%
12%
July
Feb
105%
8%
Jun
Jan
Jun
1,850
100% July
12%
300
12% July
16% May
68%
70%
68
84% May
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8
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—
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Jun
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Namm's
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1%
24%
common
National
Bellas
National
Breweries
Hess
—
common
common
2,100
23,100
—
National
Fuel
30% Mar
National
Mallinson
23% Mar
National
Mfg & Stores common
Pressure
2
National
Gas
95
Mar
13 %
14%
800
13%
Feb
16%
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7%
6%
7%
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400
National
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Cooker
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4'/a
700
3%
1
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3%
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Machinery
Car
Ltd
common
11
1
10%
14%
Jun
Apr
5
May
4
26
330
Jan
11%
9,100
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32 Vb
36% Mar
10%
13% May
Jan
Feb
10% May
300
7'/a
11 Va
200
10 Vb
Jan
14
Jan
1'
11%
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8%
11
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July
11
1
1
2
3
35'% Mar
24%
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July
1% July
23
12'%
4%
3%
25
preferred
18% July
1'%
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1%
23
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300
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'
1
500
14
live
12
1
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12
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Miadl? States Petroleum
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100
page
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Michigan Sugar Co common
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11%
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22 %
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0
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10,100
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101
27% May
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%
100
preferred
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preferred
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International Safety Razor B
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26%
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8%
0
Products
International
100
105
10
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_
27%
102%
100
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27%
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——
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series
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12 %
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18 %
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17
23
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Johnson
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Feb
pfd_.
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Imperial
$6
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Harris
4 80%
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15%
22%
common
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4.50%
Illinois
Jun
Apr
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10'%
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Service
Massey
Midland
44% Mar
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11%
&
7%
Feb
11%
13%
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53
525
200
.100
Oil
Lock &
Hurd
22%
July
11%
22%
Exploration
Power
Power
Middle
4,400
—
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& Refining—
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5
12'/a
23 V2
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International
Marion
Miller
Humble
17
300
-
22%
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Watch
Consolidated
x7% Mar
7%
•
preferred
5%
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700
18
.10
(Texas)
Co
Stores
5% May
2%
•
common
—
74
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Public
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8%
j
27%
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50
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7 %
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&
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Mar
11%
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1
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Horder's
Jun
*
Gas
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Jan
5
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200
——
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& Co class A
(R)
Hollinger
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1
Chain
Micromatic
Hoe
8%
7%
70
__
1
Henry Holt & Co common
Higble Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
5% July
Long Island Lighting Co—
Common certificates of deposit
96%
100
w
w
5,300
20%
Star
Lone
Apr
8 Vb Mar
11%
•
4%
6%
common
Longines-Wittnauer
■
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Heller Co
Jan
5%
15% May
Feb
Jun
"5
_
_
Inc
Stores
12%
6 %
'
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common
Communication
A% Mar
1,700
550
—
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Mining
8% July
Class B
Locke Steel
Marconi
5%
5 VB
25
Ltd
common
Light
Bakeries
Corp
Hazeltine
Hearn
•
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Brewing Co
Harvard
Hecla
Co
Paper
2,i0d
1 % May
H
5%
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Electric
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Loblaw Groceterias class A
Ma pes
Hartford
8
common
Corp
Brothers
Manischewitz
Hammermill
b%
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1
Machine
1KU1
Tourneau
Le
Mangel
Hall Lamp Co„
Hamilton Bridge
5
8%
Jun
Feb
1
ptd
4% July
12
Feb
10%
•
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$4.40
300
1
Delaware
01
Extension
Salle
Louisiana
100
Utilities
4%
Apr
9
100
8%
1
Grocery Stores Products common
Lime &
Feb
Apr
22% July
1,100
7 %
•
31
Jun
1%
5
Great Northern Paper
Griesedieck Western Brewery
Gypsum
Jan
Mar
Jan
%
5,000
4 Mi
Jan
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&
.
45
4
preferred
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74
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1%
41
25
-
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1%
4,300
*
conv
4%
1
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Jan
Apr
500
Jan
4%
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Lake Shore Mines Ltd
17
100
2%
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1,400
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Jan
16
2'/a
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14% Mar
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5
11%
44
600
1 ft
10
2
L'Alglon
1,600
3%
1,600
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0
4
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22
Jun
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5%
3%
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.
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50
common
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1
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3
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10'%
10 %
5
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107
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1
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12 '
——
116 Mi May
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100
July
•
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5%
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8'%
May
18 %
12%
1
common
prior preferred
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8/2
111
3%
13 %
5
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11%
700
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42
32
Jan
24% May
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3,100
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%
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Kreuger Brewing Co
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Jun
25
Coal
Distilleries
%
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•
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3%
16 %
15
13
17%
•
common
Gladding McBean & Co
8%
2
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1
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Hotels
3
9'/b
July
21
107% May
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33
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1
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111%
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Alden
Kleinert
7
375
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Knott
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34%
25
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Kirby Petroleum
Feb
3%
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Klein
103'%
33
10
111
111%
1
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King Seeley Corp
Kirkland
~7 Va
100
•
Giant Yellowknife
Apr
7% Mar
17% July
100%
*
Gerlty-Mich Corp
Glenmore
100
2,200
preferred.. •
prsferred
Gilbert
8
1'/a
50c
$6
8
July
19
100
Service
Georgia
6
17%
8
5
pfd
6%
Public
4,400
Apr
18 %
10
common
Adv
Plywood Corp
6 %
6
6
1
Corp common
General
6%
£1
reg
General
Globe
Feb
50
107
27'%
51
cumulative preferred
Kobacker Stores
preferred series A
Fireproofing common
Glen
93 Vi
Jun
5%
1
25
General
$5
Jan
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Amer
5%
Corp
...
convertible
~7%
16 Mi
1%
Alloys Co
Builders Supply Corp com
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13% July
1
Acceptance
General
200
14
1
mnimnn
General
5 %
-
100
preferred
Gellman
14
89%
•
common
105
101
•
preferred
8
18%
6%
9
17%
18%
225
3%
3%
500
Apr
16% July
2%
Jan
8
July
20
May
4%
Jun
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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32
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Sale Price
fcxcha nge
Shares
Low
Pnf
New
New
Zinc
Land
Arizona
Parle Mining
Co
740
2%
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3*18
6%
3,600
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New
3 Va
1,700
Mar
7
July
York Shipbuilding Corp —
Founders shares
Feb
2 Vb
July
6% July
59
Jan
10%
Jun
1%
Jan
76%
7
23
23
500
9
9
Feb
8
North Central Texas Oil
Airlines
Northern
1,100
lo Vb
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22 % July
31
Feb
13
Jan
9
6,-ido
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%
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500
47
July
17% Mar
July
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3,200
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100
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13,200
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2,100
4%
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St Joseph
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Mar
48
3%
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9d%
Feb
103% May
Jan
10%
Apr
13% July
18%
Jan
20
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la*/3
jun
23 %
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3ij%
jun
1%
1%
3,900
Mar
1%
Jan
2
100
1%
Feb
2-/8
Jun
2%
2 j0
2% July
3%
Apr
15
Filters class' B
Oliver United
Olympic
Oxuai
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Radio
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1%
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4,800
15%
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2,100
13 %
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Apr
1%
1%
100
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Jan
3%
Apr
400
15%
Jun
Securities
1
Jun
1%
50
12
July
14 %
2% July
22% Jan
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Jun
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Mar
26
b,800
80%
81
100
.
"3%
Leather
3%
5%
5%
5%
1,500
1
1%
1V2
1%
8,400
Jun
Apr
10%
10%
100
9'% Mar
10-4 Mar
3%
3V4
3%
2%
Feb
19'/2
20%
3,100
19 %
July
22%
Jun
12 VB
IIV2
12%
6,900.
11
Jun
14%
Jun
Jan
Sherwin-William*
25
54%
53 %
57%
4,00a
53 V4
July
106% Apr
69%
Jan
13%
Jan
Jun
Shevwin-Willlamg
Canada
•
18%
Jun
8hoe Corp of America class A
Sicks Breweries Ltd
•
Silex Co
*
17
17%
300
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
10'/a
—
13 %
19%
11 %
11 Va
Apr
1
6% July
16% Apr
100
Jun
11 Vb
•
8,000
17
1%
5
9%
17
Jan
Bhattuck Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water <fc Power
"1
'•
rT- vf
9%
%
.
Shelter
27% July
37%
4% Mar
Jan
Jun
2,300
45%
115
95 % Mar
3% July
Jun
1% Mar
28%
Jan
Jan
'
•
common
Jan
3%
1
B
28
4IV4
80 V* July
88 Va Jan
100
3%
*111% July
■
1
.
% July
class
Corp
13 Vb May
15,100
1
Safety Control
Mar
16,900
1
Corp common
,4
3VB
23
25
Inc
B)
rtaaio
2
12%
Allotment certificates
(R
Va July
2-/8
25%
3o0
l
O
j O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Overseas
2,200
1
12%
~3
5
prior stock
1%
1
l'/4
1
1
stock
16
15%
15%
*
common
2u0
1
inc
IS
1
25% Mar
lo Vb
Hardware
Convertible
4,du0
4,o00
--
*
industries Inc
2.000
17%
1
Shoe Co
Selected
21%
^
—
Inc
Bros
%
1
— — — — —
43 %
28 VB
Oklahoma Natural Gas
'"?■?
%
van
13% May
3o %
1
General
Corp
i^cic
—
Inc common
(D A)
Securities
Selby
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iiM,
ol/cc.
oou44aa4
Seton
43
Jan
14-/4
IV2
Corp common
111% 112%
43%
112'/a
Apr
5 va
3% Mar
b,UJJ
2%
49
1.//8
35%
9% July
*
Apr
6%
32
21
1
-uiiiliioia
bw
profprroH
p1«hpr
Schulte
Sernck
%
50c
—100
preferred
14%
2
•
Light * Power w d
ijakicut.1
Semler
0
Power
High
10% Alar
Apr
Jun
0
13%
3%
12
13
^
oc
Sentry
Ohio
% July
7% Feb
8
x7%
1
■
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Low
8%
..i.kO
st-uunel
/■
Range Since January 1
High
8%
10%
couiuiuli—
Hyersou ac Haynes common—
14 % May
1z
Futh
AtiUiittllUCUl CO———————.
tvusben-a
Jan
12
10
Apr
47 la
99%
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
20%
July
2 %
pfd—100
4% %
16% July
13 Va
45%
3 V»
8%
1
common
Koyaiite Oil Co Lia
1st
* a
-----50
Ind Pub Serv
12,600
Corp
Feb
2%
-j-
RR Co
Penn
11%
»
Northeast
North
10 %
•
Securities
Utility
American
15
11"/8
5
Mines
North American Rayon $2 pieieireu—od
North
13%
11%
1
5
Hudson Power common
Niagara Share Corp common
Nipissing
16%
14 %
1
Niagara
500
Low
Par
(The)
Rowe
Jan
New
17 %
Shares
Jun
iud
—
for Week
of Prices
Jun
1
65
10
10
York Merchandise
6%
102% May
Jun
49
-
Rosario
YoA Sc Honduras
New
Jun
Apr
30 % May
% Mar
b.ouO
Kb
1
1%
5%
May
89
^
common
Co
Jan
2,400
57%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Jan
24Va
12,200
55%
J
common
2%
5 V4
*
Co
York Auction
New
94
1%
2
,
&
Mexico
New
Process
92
1,300
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Friday
7,700
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
21
STOCKS
Low
57 Va
New
New
29
-1
20
convertible prelerred
New Jersey
27%
93
-10o
England Tel & Tel
Raven Clock « Watch Co
4
28%
•>
--1
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
JULY
Range Since January I
High
3
3%
305
Radio
National Union
.
EXCHANGE
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
CURB
WEEK
Sales
Weeks
Range
Friday
New York Curo
FOR
.
11 Va
800
9%
Jan
13%
Jun
manufacturing Co
common
107
iO0
preicrieu
*70
of
40;
107
—
109%
900
16%
:
-
—
■
Feb.*
19% Mar*
15%
Jan
18 v4
15%
16
4% May
15% July
__
*
common
1,800
Jan
18 % May
18% Feb
3vs Mar
~
—
.
4%
Apr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity
Co
Can
Pacific
;
5%
1st
36%
Pacific
div
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
•1.30
1st
5%
Light
pfd
common..
preferred-
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal Oil
Panatapec Oil
A)
Pen
(C Ai
34%
29%
Feb
32
3i
400
28%
500
29
23%
1,000
103
•
*
104%
102 Va
lu2 %
102
500
225
20
Mar
28
Jan
26
27%
103
July
Jan
Jun
9oIar
Sonotone
Jun
South
Penn
23 % July
25
Jan
38 %
Apr
41%
2%
Feb
4-/4
074.
1
—
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
15%
2~L
2
22 %
300
10
10 Vb
1
Patican
4%
U ,4
—
5
i
10 Va
700
"3%
4
%
500
Apr
Jun
July
9% May
40
•
Ltd
20
Apr
3%
Feb
Jun
May
Peninsular Telephone
$1 cumulative
$1.32
preferred
cumulative
preferred
Pennroad Corp common
Penn Gas & Electric class A
1;
y'
,
Penn Power &
t
Penn Traffic
Light 4'/a%
10%
1
4.48%
Feb
4.08'/0
12
Jail
57
Jan
pfd
Queen
Spencer
Apr
29%
Jan
Standard
100
9% July
Feb
12 % May
Mar
113% May
107
Water
Co
&
i
1
—
Apr
Standard
200
4% July
5%
Jan
900
30Vb July
40%
Jan
Standard
3 Va
100
Jan
3%
Jan
Souiiuard
011
Standard
Power
59%
1,000
12%
100
53%
Jan
59%
Feb
11
Jan
14
Jun
tl
Pharls
Tire
&
Rubber
Philadelphia Co
I'' Phillips Packing
y
1
19
20
•
Co_
5 Va
•
Pierce Governor common
t
%
common—_50c
common
17%
1
%
300
%
Jun
1.600
17%
Jan
5%
4,800
4
2t!U
17
20
4%
17-/4
Jun
Jan
%
Jan
24% Mar
6
25%
Common
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.;
2VB
16%
2
50
Pneumatic Scale
Q!
"it*
3
1
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh' Metallurgical common^.
Pleasant Valley Wine Co^
:.1
"2
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
i
V: Pitney-Bowes
14%
2
Standard
*/8
Jan
Apr
Starrett
112 July
1% Mar
~2 i| Feb
14% July
19% May
55%
28
5
52%
Jun
60Vb Mar
27
23
Sterling
1,720
2,000
52
Apr
8teel
Co
Stein
of
(A)
Mining Co
Powdrell Sc Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
6%
1st
preferred.
Pressed
Metals
Sterling
(J B)
6%
7 Va
2.50
•
15
16
7%
2,000
6%
Apr
325
14%
Jan
16
3% July
95
Mar
8%
98
Superior
Superior
32 Y*
150
10%
10%
600
9%
Jan
12% Mar
14%
14%
14%
800
11 %
Jan
19%
1 '/B
1%
1
1 %
Jan
7
Mar
8% July
4%%
of
Feb
43 %
17%
A
2
6,500
cumulative preferred
Quaker Oats
6%
101
100
common
% 101%
15%
common—*
11%
3
10%
16
11 %
50
400
700
1q
101'A July
14%
Feb
8waD
l<UVJ.,iv
6%
*
common.
preferred
.100
Quebec Power Co
2%
200
2% Mar
3%
4%
400
3%
5
May
2
Jun
Corp
1%
2%
2%
%
Jan
Jan
7% July
200
19
500
Mar
2% July
Jan
15% May
2a% May3% Jan
16 %
100
10%
1,400
33%
36VB
2,700
5 Va
4%
5 Va
17,100
3Va
Jan
8'/a Mar
4%
4
5
3,000
3%
Jan
7% Mar
140
142
16%
10%
10
35%
1
•
common
2,100
2,200
20
2%
20
1
Light
8%
20
20
4
cummuu
o™»terred
1 %
9%
1%
9%
1
9
16
Jun
8% July
33% July
50
140
July
18 Vb
Feb
10% May
40
may
Mar
173
Co
1
8
7%
8%
900
6%
Jan
9%
ouip
1
6
4%
6
5,300
41/4
Feb
7 %
Apr
1
3 Vb
2%
3%
2,400
2'/a Mar
4 %
Apr
1
4'%
4
4%
2,300
4
6% Mar
B
ordinary
•
19%
Products cum
Portland
18%
1
1%
2o
Jail
iu vb
May
12 %
Jan
7%
200
7 Va
Feb
8-a
Apr
July
16 VB
4,200
3%
Jan
7%
Apr
b00
14%
Jan
20%
Jun
2%
2,500
3
May
I6V4
16
1
2,300
16'/B
2'/4
1%
4%
16%
17
4%
16
•
25c
4%
4%
•
19
1
Corp
20
21% July
1%
16%
5
Inc
16% Mar
50
300
1 %
4%
•
Co
1,400
11%
7%
~
20
21%
11%
11%
5
1
Cement,
Die
July
Jun
21%
•
common
Oil
j an
2%
4%
•
St
Jun
2%
10
18 Vb
2%
19
2%
2%
%
Jan
1% July
250
15%
60O
13
2%
/8
Jun
19 %
Apr
Jan
Jan
20
July
Jun
6
Jan
17% July
200
24
4 V8
200
5J0
2%
Jan
8 %
13
Jun
May
Electric
100
Inc
&
Apr
12%
Jan
Thew
8%
Apr
Thor
Tllo
power
Shovel
100
350
95
July
109%
Feb
Tobacco
230
154
Jan
160%
Jun
Tobacco
13% Mar
17%
Jun
16 Va
—
16 '/a
525
Amer
Amer
Tit-Inn
R
Toledo
ti Hallway Si Light Securities—•
Co
Realty
common
H Railway Sc Utility Investment
i t
Bath Packing Co common
".Raymond Concrete Pile
<>•*.
$3 convertible
10
A
common"
preferred
Raytheon Manufacturing
22%
22
23%
700
21
20%
21 %
300
l
July
Jan
3%
Apr
9% Mar
v-
5
il)
Va
Jun
Jan
28
Jan
20% July
54% Jun
27
Feb
1%
58
Apr
Feb
10%
26,800
4
4%
300
3% July
6.25
3%
700
3%
Feb
4%
if Rels (Robert) & Co
Reliance
Electric
&
i
Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc
\. Rochester
Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Roeser Sc Pendleton Inc common
Rolls Royce Ltd—
1%
1 %
1%
Jan
13%
Apr
211
1
800
7a
Apr
27%
28
200
27%
Jan
_25c
Security
Trust
25 %
600
23%
Jan
26% May
2 %
2%
2%
2.100
2
Field
Inc
Rotary Electric Steel
For footnotes
see
page
Lux
12%
13%
900
90
91
41%
44%
1,500
2%
2%
1,600
Trunz
70c
2%
.100
103%
1
=.„_
%
-
Apr
Jun
Feb
16
Jan
14%
Feb
18
Jan
12 Vb
Jun
75
Jan
8%
Jan
15 Va Mar
115
Apr
4%
Jan
57a
Jan
1
Apr
Apr
33 '/a
—
Jun
45
Jan
%
1
%
Feb
3%
Jun
175
101 %
Feb
105 %
Jun
100
103% 103%
1
warrants
AT-.
I,-
3
~2%
—
•
,
Inc
h
Mar
.
3 Vb
800
2%
2%
6,700
2% July-
16%
.
17 %
1
1 Va May
IT'VI
1,350
"16% July
27B Mar
4%
Apr
3% May
19%
Feb
'
_•
Lamp Works common
convertible preferred
2% Mar
—2.
zii
20%
—-
10
9%
10%
3,300
11%
11 Va
100
Jan
26
3%
Jan
14%
Apr
11 Va Mar
15%
Apr
1 Va
Jan
Mar
•
11%
3%
Apr
U
Ulen
Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
2
2%
8,500
2
Jan
2%
Apr
Union
200
97
July
102%
Feb
Union Oil
35
25
25
Jan
8% July
9
—
7
23
Apr
26%
Jun
July
6% July
20
36 %
11j%
%
—
42%
Corp
Tung-Sol
98
10
33.
Corp.. 5
4%* preferred
of Nevada
Temper Corp
35
5
Co
13%
%
9'/2
15
500
—20
Mining
Tri-Continental
98
Rome
Roosevelt
6%
July
Ltd—
Rnvnlty
*
American dep receipts for ord
reg—£1
Cable Corp common
5
AJ
100
6%
deposit rets ord registered. —£1
06
deposit rets del registered.
100
,
1,400
6%
•
Co
July
16 % July
400
10 VB
15
1
Sc Construction
Stocks
Edison
15'/a
1
24%
"7
28 %
800
3,700
6%
Mar
Jan
22 % Mar
46% May
9%
10%
Anr
Jun
tsu Mar
30
May
Investment
5
United
United
,
3%
Co
800
% July
4
3%
900
2 v» Mar
4'/b May
11%
12%
-3,900
11% July
16% Mar
8VS
•
V'TZVb
8 '/8
200
99% 100%
225
3%
7%
Jan
9% May
Co of California—
$3.75 preferred series A
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United
%
10c
Union Gas of Canada
1
9%
15
—
32% Mar
23'/a
24
14%
9%
5
Inc
31
111
15 %
5
.
common
Jan
6%
%
5
_•
Richmond Radiator
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp> v t c
j.
-
4%
5,700
Apr
y
__1
1,700
19 %
5% Mar
3%
Trans
True
80c
Beading Tube Corp class A
Regal Shoe Co
31%
17%
■
Jun-
1%
21 Va¬
•
common
26%
24%
10
•
Jan
31
13%
common
Markets
Sc Allied
iuuupah
Voting
|»
31
«
Roofing Inc
155% 157
J-«
•
common
common
Light $4.56 pfd
Corporation
Tlshman
95
■
Co
Technicolor
Texas
18%
Todd Shipyard Corp common
r
3%
32%
4'%
1
Finch
Tampa
105
M"
-
100
1,600
21% Mar
3% May
Q
•
3 %
41 %
3%
3J
16
2.78
—
Co common
Tool
Thorofare
*
3 %
41'%
5
Colorado—
Pyrene Manufacturing
..
1,300
10% Mar
Service
Pyle-National Co
j
Jun
8% May
•
Puget Sound Pulp Sc Timber
.i
Apr
33 %
Jun
•
Public
?
29'/a
Mar
class
Ray Drug common
May
31%
10 Va
Producers Corp of Nevada
j
Jun
29% July
27% July
Jun
(Hugo)
37% May
32%
Providence Gas
i
27%
700
5
Sun
Prosperity Co class B
&
200
30 Vb
23 % May
Jun
1
America.
27%
2J%
25% Ju.y
4% jan
Jun
•
30% July
Jun
27%
30 VB
July
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) Si Co common
5% May
19
43%
26
Inc
Stetson
4,100
July
25 Va Juiy
Co_
{Sterling
Jan
Mar
Mar
44 %
400
Engine
Jun
4
18
22
160
200
Inc
Jan
4
45 %
25%
class
Co
Jan
2.50
common
of
3%
100
Pratt Sc Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
4
25c
44%
27
Canada
Si
33% May
28%
Brewets
Stinnes
Polaris
Jan
20%
B
Aluminum
Jan
30 %
Feb
14
26'%
..
Tube
18%
14
25 '/a
27%
Corp
&
class
3%
1
1,800
26%
(The) Corp
Sterling
10
common
55%
33
•
Products
Standard
o,4uu
3%
30%
Jan
*
Standard-Thomson
39,200
9.700
3 VB
lo
33
3
28
vivyj
preferred
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
l:
300
25%
conv
convertible
$7
i-
41/4
4
Forglngs
12%
__
Jun
4%
25
Co
Dreagmg
4%
55 Va
59 Va
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
j <
a,,r
Jun
4%
1,300
2ft
Brewing Co
31%
2 '/b
Apr
5%
10%
Apr
25
Standard Cap & deal common
Convertible preferred
3(8
-
17
Jan
3%
preferred
Shoe Corp
Inc
4%
31%
•
f- Pep Boys (The.i
Corp
30 Va
2.50
Power Co
Jun
2 va
8% Mar
2,100
8%
25
auani-ivieyer
400
13 Va
4
8%
25
preierence
Pipe bine
Southland
Royalty
2b%
0%
8,700
3%
8%
25
Souuiern
Jan
2%
Jun
Apr
24'/4
100
42
Mar
prelerred—.
cumulative
cumulative
250
8,200
Jan
2% May
10
preference
convertible
4.32%
Jan
'
Penn
uine
Jan
24 %
3%
Apr
32'/4
325
Edison—
7 %
17
27%
Feb
10%
7 Vb
25
4
12.50
common
Pid«-
convertible
48%
103% 110
108%
Oil
4.56%
39% July
3%
16%
15 v»
16%
1
common
Jan
250
10
•
Corp
Jan
41%
25
com
1
3
24%
—
38
1
common
5%
27% July
25
July
250 %
1
Calif
40 Va
40%
*
common
4% July
31% May
630
__
38
•
Co
Pt»
aouenwesi
Southern
floeed
>':■
£1
original preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
4%
250% 263
258
'
Coast
Jan
shares
Amer
1,800
Mar
Ltd—-
registered
Corp
South
105
ord
Paper Mills
manuiacburui*
105%
15%
31,000
rets
Aircraft
00.16
107 % May
14% Mar
2%
dep
(Howard)
4%
28
•
100
Co
JVianuiacturmg
Amer
Smith
29% May
29%
•
7%
binder
29% May
100
*,a
B
50
4%
4%
1
common
claw
29 Va
May
102% July
98% Jan
7%
Co.
Co
37-/4 May
Jan
28%
29
v t c
Paramount Motors Corp'
Parker
Feb
Jun
31%
•
common
(C
9%
34-/4
400
—*
pfd
cum
Jun
1,700
33'/a
28 Va
28%
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
6%
36 %
28%
preferred
red 1st preferred-'
303
26 'A
29%
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred—,—25
5% redeemable 1st pid series A
25
4.80%
7
Ltd
Singer Manufacturing Co
33 %
1st pfd—25
25
1st preferred
5Va%
7
8
common
Pacific Gas Sc Electric 6%
t
Pattern
p'moson'®
P
29%
•
Aircraft
Products
Chemicals
Corp
United Elastic
•
100
common—50c
common
3%
"4
5,200
36%
34%
37.300
36%
50 j
Jan
2% Mar
43
~v»
"Yn
•
x98% May
64
~3%
•
warrants
Corp
100 %
Jun
100%
4%
51%
A Juiy
33
Jan
jjj
40
Feb
Jun
72
Apr
Jan
Jan
mar
Number 4327
Volume 172
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
RANGE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
FOR
WEEK
JULY
ENDED
>1
'
'
Low
High
Ex-oisiribution
:
S
U
S
Foil
Co
U
S
and
International
U
S
Radiator
U
S
warrants.
Rubber Reclaiming
common
41%
40%
43
12
Jan
17
41%
14%
800
1%
1%
4.7C0
Products
Co
18%
16%
19%
22.000
2%
3%
3.700
88%
100
4%
5%
5,900
—
II _1
—
Jan
New
Feb
4%
93
Mar
6%
2%
Jun
1% Mar
2
50
100
40
Feb
57
50
24
July
28%
Jan
_
3%
24%
29%
2%
Feb
1,100
24%
23%
Jan
3% Apr
27% May
25%
250
3%
3%
•
Light common
Jun
3.300
27
27
__
400
25
Gas
Petroleum
Manufacturing
Vogt
;
5
Feb
50
68
Feb
30%
100
27
Jan
4%
5%
2,700
X27/8
3%
900
5 %
7%
2%
6%
%s
A 6
%s ex
Jun
16
3s
Oct
with
Oct
2
5%
6
preferred
7%
Waitt
$2
Utilities
Texas
1
3%
8%
and
1st
ref
M
%
motrgage
1st
Shoe
Weyenbers
3.550
3% July
67s
Jan
A6%s
too
7% July
8%
2% July
Jan
Triborough
Oil
River
24%
100
24 %
31%
475
21 %
25
Jun
114%
Jan
2%s
Jun
175% Mar
United
Feb
28 V2 Mar
27
Apr
32%
18 Mj
Apr
21% Mar
18%
100
17%
Feb
19%
20
100
14%
Jan
24 % Mar
Corp—
(The)
Wickes
Williams
Willson
Wisconsin
Wocdall
Petroleum common
Wool worth
American
Jan
9
9
11
3u0
12
1.800
32
13
12%
1%
1%
1"«
—•
Interest
Steel
6s Aug
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
1970
Registered
ex
3%s
revenue
Co debenture
Cities Service
Dec
Dec
Registered
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
3s
4%
IV2 July
or
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
1
Range Slneo
No.
106% 106%
106%
8
tl04% 105
+161
Elmira
Water Lt & RR 5s
Ercole
Marelli
A6%s
with
Jan. 1
6s
A6%s
ex
May-Not
May
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1993
1993
A
1956
180
102% 103
103
49
102%
102%
100
107
105% 107
Western
Trunk
Ry
1953
&
Western
1950
4s
95 Ve
40
96
90
35
58
43
58
55
31
40
$36%
$45
64%
June-Dec
100%
101% 101%
$45
104%
63
60
$20
1956
92%
93
Mar-Sept
1954
91%
93
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
113
102% 103%
—
97
107%
120
101 %
106% 106%
118
106%
117%
June-Dec
1900
5s
105
Week's Range
Last
Interest
or
Friday's
5%s
5s
103%
106
173
102
High
Danzig
—
No.
28
91 %
99 +
a
100
Low
High
$70%
__
$70%
__
June-Deo
$49
51
46%
$84
90
79
67
70
.
May-No®
Feb-Aug
1955
Waterways
—
City (Peru) 6%s stamped
stamped (Plan Ai
2008
ALlma
108
$7
1958—Mar-Sepl
963/4
stamped
7s
May-No®
June-Dec
$33
37
$49
of Bogota—
Bank
Mortgage
1951
101V2
A7s
(issue
of
A7s
(issue
of
Oct
Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
14%
95
89
9%
23
33
38
46%
—
54
50
86
$80
48
80
--
$46
50%
37
$47%
50
50%
$47%
May-No®
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
1947
1947
1927>
1927)
May
100%
cj
7
8%
21%
Interest reduced to 2%s
53 ya
.
67 u v,
18
$17
Maranhao
112%
71%
71%
Jan-JuZf
1952
6%s stamped
78
76
AprfZ-Oct
Jan-July
1953
Port &
AExternal
102
98 %
Jan. 1
Sold
104%
104%
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Loan—
Cons
52
60
25
40
42%
52
8.
100% 100%
36%
25
tl 15% 115%
99 %
115
—
60%
stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2%s
Parana
47
103%
Peru
$40
57%
—
118%
(Republic
de
Janeiro
ARussian
ao
2%s
1%S to
Interest
61
91
%s
33%
Mar-Sept
2008
of) —
Jan-July
(ser A B C D E) 1997
stamped (Plan A)
2% 2012
6%s
Government
22%
1919
1921
333/4
2
31%
37%
21
22%
295
18%
25%
31
38
36
$33
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
reduced to
June-Dec
69%
tC5
52
$ 2 Ve
2%
2%
15
3%
2%
2%
2%
2%
3%
99%
102%
102%
1
102% 102%
71%
100
104%
•No
Odd-lot
e
par
A6V2S
(Dec 1
series
A7s
E
(Aug
series
A7s
C
a
Deferred delivery transaction
range),
(not Included In year's
52
+36
40
58
f65
65
55
f 65
61
f65
63
55
f63
60
165
11
60
95%
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
65
58
f 65
27
68
91%
"w
45
45
38%
43%
18
58
88%
52
55
86
6
61
95
27
55
92
—
Sec—
June-Dec
1955—.
1941
coupon)
1955
Feb-Aug
1957
1941 coupon)
Jan-July
19524
(July 1941 coupon)
1952
(not included In years range).
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock <U\rldend.
A
listed
on
are
the daily closing
averages
the New York Stock Exchange as
bid and
asked prices; no sales being
transacted during current week.
deposit; "cons/'consoUdated;
"n-v," non-voting stock;
t c, voting trust
"x w," without warrants.
above—"cod," certificates of
ce
1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants;
'
15
20
t
Indus- ' •Rail-
Util¬
* roads
ities
trlafe
Date—
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
;
total
65
Stocks
10
First
Second
Grade
Grade
Util-
Rails
Ralls
itles
101.94
102.16
89.94
104.18
90.11
104.07
10
Industrials
-
10
Compiled by National
Total
199:83
——1
—
*38.14
71.24
Closed
Closed-
99.56
.
.
-
July
July
—
99.62
197:83
—
July 20
i._2.
54.81
37.93
70.86
101.94
102.34
56.36
38.20
72.32
101.99
102.76
90.82
103.96
99.88
205.13
57.01
38.43
73.27
301.94
103.07
91.04
104.14
100.05
207173
58.77
38.39
74.37
101.95
103.27
91.57
104.16
100.24
July
20765
59.46
38.46
74.61
101.95
104.02
92.40
104.22
100.65
July
tRfcviscd.-'figure>-
•
i»#-. -'.1!
15
17
July
18
July
19
Range
Closing
Date—
201.88
July 18
July 13July 21
54.38
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
-40
Bonds
,
14
July; 15.
July 17
July
Average
<35 Stocks)
-Bonds10
'
-
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
-Stocks-
30-
J?"
Bonds being traded flat.
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
ni
range). r Transaction
zEx-llquidating dividend.
$40
Jan-July
1958
1957J
F
value,
transaction
principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not Included In year's
(not Included in year's range),
xEx-dividend, y Ex-rlghts.
$Friday's
Power
series
%s
A 7s
40
—
$20
1956
coupon
coupon
Valley 7s 1948
Municipal
ACauca
External
279
market
Ex-coupon
International
A 7s
35
89 %
77
95%
80
Hotel—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s April
1946
A20 year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
External
RR—
series A (coupon on)
A 6
106%
194V4
Friday
109%
29
96%
60
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
.
1963
Mountain. Power 3%s
Guantanamo
6s
106
106 % 106 Va
Feb-Aug
1953
New York Curb Exchange
Rio
stamped 1961.J:
5s
103%
Residential Mtge Bank—
Finland
Green
106%
101%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A 5
Grand
103%
"4
Authority—
Newspaper Union—
s f debentures
1959
106%
51
100% 101%
96%
100%
May-No®
May-No®
1953
1940 coupon
1947 coupon
1
Nov
106
$76
—
April-Oct
conv
High
Mfg Co—
Elec
Nov 1
r
May-Nov
Traction
Penn
Western
Mortgage
Fuel 3%s 1965—
&
105%
-.
„
104%
Division—
of N' J
mortgage As series B
Gas
$104
$102
Jan-July
coupon
debentures
Low
166
—
—
mortgage 4s-- series
A 1st
108
104
104
104 %
Feb-Aug
AMortgage
1st
105%
105
104%
$106 %
Jan
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Eastern
104
52
Co—
1940
1947
1
income
A5s
Feb
2
Sold
Hioh
——
Lackawanna
104%
May-No®
Apiil-Oct
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
AMedellln
Authority—
series of 1947—1978
103 %
109%
__
Apr
Transit
Chicago
104 Va
13% May
Feb
102
Jan-Jury
Mar-Sept
1948
1954
105%
102%
106
103 Va 103%
UC5%
3%s 1970
1969
Service
Apr
16%
July
—
debentures
104
107 V2 May
Week's Range
Bale Prlee
June-Deo
Jan-July
Central States Electric Corp 5s debs
5%s
1940
1
Electric
Danish
1998
1
2%s series A
165
104
1
104
104
1947 coupon 1953
1
revenue
12% Mar
35%
July
13
3,200
Last
Period
Exchange
160%
5
1162% 164
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Atlantic
City Electric 3V4s
1964
Edison
61
4% Mar
10 ya
1,200
Low
Boston
55
145
Jan-July
1971
Aug
Aug
with
14% Mar
3% Mar
BONDS
Bethlehem
Anr
104 y» Mnr
200
13
11
Jan
26
to
;
—
„
—
...
—
Closed
34.32
for I960
High
37.89 Jun 23
L0W__—
34.25 July49
34.47
Bange for
34.87
20
35.31
High
21
35.71
Low
-
1949
35.20 Dec. 31
-27.79 Jun. 15
.
'•'*
99
Jan
9%
3%
500
3%
Friday
New York Curb
1970
BONDS
Hargreaves Ltd
106
May
May
5s
£1
receipts
deposit
preference
Wright
7%
4% May
28
12%
8
.___
1973
B
Industrie.'—
stamped 1946
Ltd—
W)
(F
i'no
COO
106% 107%
2
Industries Inc
Woodley
67c
pfd
Apr
8%
3%
31%
•
100
—
4%%
Lt
&
Pwr
%
11
11
33/b
1
105
98%
(Calif)—
Bridge & Tunnel
A7s
22% Mar
6
25
25
preferred w w
5'ir preferred x w_
Winnipeg Elec common
5r/'
4
Jan
July
12% July
12% May
1
Inc.
Products
Brothers common
Wilson
15
8%
•
&
2%
500
200
15%
2
Mar-Sepl
Jan-July
Feb-Auu
April-Oct
& Bros 5s 1989
5s coll trust 1966
Waldorf-Astoria
Jun
6
8%
—_5
Co
C)
iR
3
3
15%
10
ex
A7s
Feb
18%
1
Co
Corp—
106%
105
Mar-Sept
Corp—
stamped 1946
with
A6%s
West
&
(Wm)
Whitman
Wichita
1043/4
Hydro-Electric Co—
8%
20
—5
;
104
105
May-No®
1981
Inc
2nd
A7-4s
Terni
39
.1
Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Apr
21%
31 %
105%
1
6
104
Apr
157
10
Inc
1073/4
(Hugo))
3%
24 %
104%
104% 105
—
April-Oct
1965
3s
Gas & Electric
3rd
7-4s
112%
Maryland Ry 1% 1st pfd__100
Tablet & Stationery com
—•
Westmoreland Coal
20
22
(Hugo)
A
Stinnes
2%
Western
106%
120
1952
3%s
Gas
Gas
3s
(A G)
Corp
Jun
2%
13%
Feb
117.600
105 %
104
104%
Jan-July
Corp 3s
6s B
series
3s
Southern Counties
1
,
106
4
30
Co—
1973
A
California
Southern
3%
Western
Westmoreland
112
Feb
103
106
$98% 100
April-Oct
1960
1960
coupon
Gas
&
Edison
California
series
8
|
*
preferred
$6
Jan
0%
Jan
9%
1% Mar
1.25
Watch Co. vtc wi
Baking Co warrants
Manufacturing
Wenlworth
West
109
150
10
10
10
2%
1940
Harbor Water Power
3 %s
2% July
Jan
5% July
1
30
preferred
IWaltham
Ward
1%
200
100
Inc
Bond
&
cum
1.400
2%
5%
1
1947 coupon
1
Joaquin Lt & Pow
Stinnes
2%
104%
104% 105
106
Jun
N
•
1964
3s
6% debentures 1998
Borough Gas & Electric—
5%s series A 1952
Starrett
trust ctfs ext..•
66%
104
106
■
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-Julf
June-Dec
Jan-July
3%s 1968
50-year
Spalding
Wagner Baking voting
103
60%
1
64
64
Mar-Sept
May-No®
1971
1st mortgage
Service Electric
Southwestern
Waco Aircraft Co
101 %
Queens
4% May
Jan
55 %
44
43
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 6
Public
Jun
32 Va Mar
Feb
44
April-Oct
1961
1970
3%s
Jun
80
3% Mar
12%
3
20c
•
Inc
3,200
30%
1
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
6
73
5%
1956——
1967
4y2S
1st mortgage
mortgage
Southern
5
73
1
5
•
common
convertible preferred
63
120
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1963
to
Light
Lexington
Piedmont
Jan
—10
1%
%
98
56%
Afar-Nov
1963
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
Apr
24
1
common
1st
Park
Apr
50
24
_5
Syndicate
High
79
19
*45
1952
coupon
6s
England Power 3%s
Ohio Power
Jun
„10
Corp
Venezuela
CO%
Jun
2% May
19% July
Jan
4%
1940
1
4%
at
Milwaukee
Safe
$4
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Valley RR—
Extended
Apr
1% Mar
5
Midland
San
Venezuelan
79%
80%
1952
coupon
McCord Corp debentures 4Vis
Jun
Jan
84
1940
1
Superpower
■"
2% July
88%
6%
15% July
3%
•
•
Sugar
Valspar
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Hydro-Electric Co—
49%
Jan
1%
Mar
-10
Universal
&
41%
Jan
1
4% July
1
Oil
Consolidated
Power
40 % July
100
13%
Co
Insurance
Utah
2.700
common
Universal
Universal
Utah-Idcho
42%
1%
Securities—
with
Corp
40%
245% May
fan
July
16
_.
41%
1
B
preferred
600
1
U
Stores
Altalian
%
_10c
Specialties common
Air Conditioning Corp
United
Nov
Apr
200
236
—25
United
1st
with
4
3%
25c
—10
class
Nov
%
r.
common- —25
Machinery
Preferred
with
3%
3%
-
-100
common
snaring
Shoe
A 7s
*
preferred
10%
United
Isarco
Jan
3% July
.
Feb
Jan
19
A7s
17%
■
Jan-July
1952
certificates
escrow
Jun
10
i '/e Mar
—
t
& Canal
RR
NJ
riuiu
ADebenture
17%
13% July
12,500
«
deposit rets ord registered
United
Umteu
Bonds
Friday's
Low
High
Ltd—
Co
Molasses
14%
13%
14%
7
participating preferred
Amer
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Interstate Power Co—
—
United mux Prouucus common
United
Weeks Rauge
Last
Interest
BONDS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
Shares
Light & Railways—
United
$5
of Prices
Low
Par
7oc
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Sates
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Friday
Week'®
33
(313)
Chronicle
•
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4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(314)
Transactions at the
York Stock
tew
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number o)
arm
1950
Week Ended July 21.
Shares
—'
——
—
Wednesday
Thursday
-
Friday
402,000
228,0'J0
410.0C0
275 600
.
^
281.840
5,248,000
Thursday
66 000
4,000
47.000
26 000
176,000
78,030
7,030
449,070
2*
Friday
111,000
11A000
3,000
226,000
$330,000
$41,000
$1,155,000
—
'•
,
Total
208,000
158,000
„—
$28,894,600
$209,000
$1,000
$27,000
$181,000
178 000
,—I—
Wednesday
240,760
■497,435
Tuesday
7,050,000
$14,000
$12,000
Total
342.085
5,426,000
10,000
Foreign
Corporate
Government
Domestic
Closed
6,963,600
'
^
£1
*
$784,000
1,811,190
'.-fey—
251,000
2'i!,00
Jan. 1 to July 21
July 21
126,535,796
1949
1950
154 ft
?950
4
1,811,190
1,000,405
$784,000
330,000
41,000
$593 000
$19,246,000
$1,155,000
30,719,674
61,073,961
of shares
Stocks—No
to July 21
Jan. 1
Week Ended July 21
1949
1950
282,968,326
5,285,878
11,744,213
shares
of
Bonds <Par Value)
Foreign
oj
Shares>
Saturday
$4,207,000
$4,000
2,000
$1,730,600
Week Ended
Stocks—No,
Y
Week Ended July 21. 1950
Closed
$414 000
$10,000
$27,1.8 000
11,744,213
Total
Stocks
(Number
Bond
Sales
Bunds
—-
•
J00 .»
4 L
i,„0
'51,
ui)
6,iv, v„0
6 06., 600
1,523,055
1,822,920
2 427.2.8
3.103,470
2,807,520
Monday
Government
Bonds
*
.
oaturday
Tuesday
huietgri
»
»
Total
United States
Int'l
Bank
h't>
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Daily, W*'<ly and Yearly
Stocks
.
.
Bonds
Foreign
12,000
&
331,000
61,438,610
52,403,170
$634,675,010
$22,938,500
;28,894,600
Total
FOR
_
_-e
4«
Total
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
'
'
,ck
v
Drti
;
-
■
.
:
'
:
1
sales
Share*
<
"
.
High
50
40
46%
July-
Sales
86
»
rWs*
Raage Sine* January 1
a res
'Low
High
25
26%
29%
385
25
63%
66%
105
62% Julv
10
fc 5 "
8
"2 %
';X. 29%
29%
41%50%
163
38%
Jan
Service
City
52% July
5,203
146 %
Jan
161 % May
625
21%
Feb
27% Mar
35% July
33% May
Jan
117% May
High
307e
25% July
Cities
Jun
41%;
4^%
14v,% 152 %
'
for Week
Chrysler Corp
Range fllneo Jannary 1
Low.
__o..
$26,770,000
Chesapeake k Ohio
*
Products
i,
(
^
•
•
,
$29,636,000
of Prices
Low
Par
-
for Week
Pa
■ ■
Agricultural Chemical—
American
,
of Price#
•we
•
h
1.051,000
$742,000
'
Range
.i8»le Price
Rang1#
8TOCKS
1,486,000
Week's
Last
Exchange
-*V;
6,072,000
8,904.000
10,000
21
Fridaj
Boston
$19,647,000
139 000
EXCHANGES
STOCK
RANGE
„
Foreign corporate
$445,469,270
OTHER
;_r
government
Foreign
391,895,100
572,725,700
21,562,500
27,138,000
Industrial—!—
Domestic
831,000
1.358 000
—
:
Railroad
15,000
1,730,600
Bank
Bonds
$340,000
$179,700
$3,000
$14,000
Government
S.
U.
International
•
-
10
4% July
29
■'."i'S 9%
...
"
v
July
.
-
r
80
Jan
Jun
May
34% May
Tel
Si
.100
-
-
luaconda
&
'iuMon
Albany RR
100
_
1st
A
prior pfd —100
class B
7%
class
7%
class C 1st pfd stamped— ..100
Personal Prop Trust
—
"»
•
Providence
&
Boston
RR___.
—
5%
5%
5
5-
Jan
Jun
40%
3%
Feb
5
5%
5% July
5% July
Packard
4 % Mar
5
Common
Pure
July
22
Jan
Radio
75
75
75
10
66
Jan
85
adjustment
.o
Lines
88
-terii
E'
—
5%
Feb
4%
95
5% July
397
64% July
79% May
3%
100
«>
Stores—,
fNMiionai
».
4
-
•
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8afety
mircou
•
37
33 %
d
——
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Theatre...
Central
__
-
9%
■
13%
34
3 u
68 y2
Jan
9878
Jun
10 V*
3
14%
Jun
22%
22%
223/4
Jun
14
20
76%
3%
15'%
50
32%
35%
108
26%
16%
115
12%
34%
.76
371/4
75
31%
140
45%
2,261
31% July
9% Jun
42%
49%
Apr
59 Va
Oil
Stanuaxu
>4*—
20
13% July
16%
Feb
—
(Ky.)___—
>ju
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386
13%
64%
64%
75
41 %
19%
20%
<
10%
10%
Jun
1
34%
Apr
14%
23
70%
48%
50%
215
47%
49%
120
45
17%
18
130
Jun
-
Chemical
Corp
100
--
.leigenthaler Linotype
-
-
0
'
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•
—
47b
18
Jan
July
•
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jan
23 %
Apr
Jun
37% July
Feb
16
10% July
43
Jun
21%
Jun
133/4 Mar
20%
20 Va
52
20% July
24 % Mar
49%
497b
63
47
50 %
34%
343%
15
343/8 July
70
75 3/s
233
28%
2
57
25Va
27
27
62
27
34%
343/8
50
33% July
32%
35%
850
257s
30%
317s
150
29'% July
iv -
—— —
:
1"
1
—
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•
Bearing
40% July
1
1_
—
%
July
Jun
39% May
Jan
66
79%
Jun
Jan
31%
Jun
35
Jun
July
37% May
(new)
:
.
_
1 12.50
Westinghouse Electric
—
■
—
75
July
42
50%
Jun
Jan
37 Va
Jun
36
Jun
Jun
62
58% Mar
tfiSwR.
.
^h-Kel vlna tor
—B
_
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1
18
■
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20-
England Electric System
c.ii8.iand Tel & Tel
-10C
—
10%
92%
-
-2.50
92
IdC
%
11
Butte Mining
Rexall
Drug
Webster
&
Union
Twist
United-Car
6%
"1
Machinery
Vermont
&
..'a-dorf
--1-0
Mass
System
Ry Co
—
-
Jan
Jan
70c
14%
Jun
18% Mar
July
7% May
5
14
14
105
13% July
16%
16% July
23%
30 % July
36%
•
22%
23
Feb
50 % July
42
1,207
40
41%
66
40%
Jan
Ford
DETROIT
Building
TeUphon
WOodward
ei
2-5525
42% May
4 J%
105
37%
Jan
46% May
l&~,8
12.50
233
32
July
Jan
115
25
12%
2o
July
65%
Jun
49%
Jan
120
Detroit.Stock
Mar
Jun
14%
36%
Jun
Exchange
Jan
29% July
11%
-
8
'a
1,410
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
•vestinghouse Electric Corp
of Prices
Shares
Friday
stocks
H
Par
Cincinnati
stock
Altes
Exchange
Metal
Prod
Range
of Prices
3ff-
Laundry
(Philip)
ui.uituu
ii.nail
Jan
Apr
2%
Apr
14%
15%
331
14% July
32%
&
Electric
36%
161
32% July
5
5
100
5
w
457
29
Bell
June
__
Railway
«
21
29%
10
23%
30%
135
26%
25
common
Mach
Mill
8treet
4%
4%
386
4% July
July
Jan
7%
Jun
7%
35
68
957
67 % July
80
17
18%
145
15%
Apr
19%
•
30
30%
356
29
July
42%
54
57%
275
54
July
15%
15%
50
a
Randall
"B"
2%
2%
8
a
57%
62%
1,147
S.
Printing
Jan
18
2% Apr
55"% Mar
2%
Preference
16
Jun
20 %
11%
Jan
14%
rrncr
<•!
32% July
39
47%
47%
50
46% Mar
49
May
11%
11%
149 % 151%
40
9%
Jan
459
146 %
Jan
615
2^%
Jan
10
35 '4
3
6%
Mining
1 Pe,o
%
1
1.148
Steel
•
36 %
40
56
hiehera
38
6%
100
^10
footnotes
see
page
43.
Apr
63
July
81
Jun
Apr
3"% July
21
*30
2,055
29% July
6% Jun
35"% Mar
8%
7
21%
22%
8%
1% July
1,025
21%
Mar
3
100
2%
Jun
5%
219
2%
150
23%
Friars
Gar
3
Truck—'—it-.;
Motor
Ale
Wood
_
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1
"2%
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1
...
2%
28c
28c
4% Mar
2%
Jan
26c
1,100
Jun
4 Va
600
4
July
82%
3,051
70
Jan
8%
3f>0
1
—1
4%
73%
4%
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30c
8%
1
Motors
General
5%
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'——III
Brewing Tr.-.*
Feb
21% July
300
2
Apr
7%
5,250
8,143
1%
23
23%
6%
443
TVs
22 %
8
8
5
20
991
30%
7%
7%
6—1
19%
30 %
8%
6% July
7 a July
34!a
Jun
12
Jun
Hall
Jun
161% May
39% Jun
Oil
Ss- Cflemicai
1_—
Lamp
1%
2,100
5%
290
8% July
8% July
7%
Jun
8% May
24
2%
24
3V4
May
Apr
May
Jun
6 % May
3% Mar
44c
6%
99
11%
Jan
Apr
Jun
Hoskins
,
Feb
3%
Feb
10
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
12%
12%
110
1vV4
Jan
14%
Jun
10%
10%
100
10% July
rj.
Lansing Stamping
1%
Jun
LaSalle
Masco
Screw
__1
Products
.
^
2
1
.
*:25
1%
1
:
6%
"
•,
1
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.
Wines
5% Apr
100
100
—
.
6% May
4%
TVs
—
4% Mar
1% May
15%
Z—~
Drug
July
4%
.
King-Seeley
Kinsel
1
15 %
Houdaille-Hershey common
Jun
July
5%
5
Manufacturing;<
Kaiser-Fraser
~lVa
—1
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—.Hoover Ball & Bearing.
8%
40
i.£
Higbie
*
Apr
Lakes
Great
." —TV'-.
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15%
19%
__
—
Baler Co
Economy
Mar
Telephone & Telegraph...100
nt^ei
Manufacturing
Benguet
122
l
Steel
Federal
yr-R.
Airlines
American
■
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13
32%
Stocks—
Unlisted
American
12% July
900
67
Jun
Apr
16%
65
903
'
Apr
67%
32%
190
Jun
1,350
€4 %
Iron.I—
Corpi—
Gray
Goebel
4
16%
Jun
18 Va
13 Va
'
Jun
50
—_H
35%
12%
common—I-
Bros
Frankenmuth
5
common
41%
12 %
Edison
Detroit
May
12%
U.
Apr
Jan
300
I6V4
.25
Motors'"
Detroit
65% Mar.
common
20% May
13 V*
'223
23%
ie%
Machine— -J1..*
6%- Jan
Jan
28 Va July
40%
23%
Cleveland Navigation
&
Detroit
Jun
♦
new
Detroit
Jan
Meteor
35%
600
.
14%
^5
.-iit,
Power
Davidson
Mar
67
15%
40%
■«
Paper .common..
Consolidated
32% May
5% Apr
__10
••
13%
*
Corp
Consumers
Jan
..50
Lunkenheimer
1 390
——
Adding
Continental
20% May
39% May
Tel
Insulation
G
Chrysler
21% July
3% Feb
-
Kroger
&
6%
18%
100
3
«
Picher
-ofmica
P
14
215
10
Gas
Sub
&
inr
7%
21%
Paper
Cincinnati
Eagle
7%
3
4%
16 y«
High
21%
1
>nplot
<ij<
Low
Hia*
4%
15%
—
High
Lev
4% July
4%
16%
Bearing
Company
Burroughs
Range Since January 1
High
—a .-.2
....
Manufacturing
Budd
Bangs Sine# January 1
20
Mach
Churngold Corp
■
Shares
•*
Lalcrank
Jaroy
Loir
Week
Roller
Briggs
Sales
tor
Low
*-.-*<*«-• —1
Brewing
American
Bower
Week's
«la,
STOCKS
Aluminum
Exchange
Exchange
28% May
3,944
116% 116%
_
Curb
Stock
Jun
405
200
26
24
08%
4J%
'
Midwest
Exchange..—
Jan
28%
New York
Exchange
Stock
Detroit Stock
Apr
25
York
New
Jun
380
41%
'
—
Members
102% May
29c
40%
—
100
_.
92
958
18
a
Inc_
380
2,5UU
31
25%
-25
& Co.
Lerchein
13% Mar
24
'
common. 1-25
_
July
July
Jan
52
'
-,-2
•
preferred
10 %
5%
5
13%
Corp
Co
1,189
Watling,
May
17%
5
Drill—
30c
31
•
Rubber Co
S
5%
•
Fastener
Shoe
oited
60c
"
Fruit
-iitcu
July
18
•
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Co
rrmgton
51c
15%
2.50
—
_
Association
ma wmut
Dtone
Co
22
14c
92 %
cOe
17%
North
15% July
l,bUJ
'•
Mar
363/4
89% Mar
Jan
0
Jun
-:.1Q
44
U 8 Steel
?
;
Apr
36%
III25.
—-
fOhiol
Roller
15
50
11% Mar
61% July
80
46%
—
——
\ti
(N
.
~
5
80% Mar
21
9%
-
(Ind)
Oil
Timken
July
707
38
40%
i
50% May
Jan
41
•
•
Brands
Jan
3% July
3%
5
Oil
Btandsrd
Apr
20
,
July
26% Mar
15%
—
*
IIII5
Standard
21
;il%
50
33%
,
,
Apr
10% July
-
—
Standard
Feb
25
14
33%
50
Industries
Roebuck
loy. July
15%
r-~—-
Standard
40% Mar
July
64"% July
79
Corp
85 Va
14%
RR—
prelerred
Mathieson
25
.....
78%
--I—"-
—
vacuum
Southern Co
Jan
24%
19% July
1
%
no
S''
Cement
Star
.<
Maine
'
Copper
Boston
-.oew's
■
Co
Razor
Bakeries
Hathaway
41%
3
•
Jun
—
Socony
Jan
41%
Apr
26
34
34
•
Electric
50%
m
Studebaker
jeneral
Jun
J nil
Apr
75
May
32
5
d
.
Employers Group Assoc
58
146
60
35'%
4%
3 % May
5
60
—
100
•
lnc
413/4
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•
—
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Sears
6% May
70%
35
~
,
34% July
131
Jun
303
5%
65%
100
class
preferred
50
45 Va
Car
Motor
Oil
Jun
19
_
preferred
5'/o
34%
42%
•
Ry—
6%
34%
10
Pennsylvania RR
Apr
July
390
10
—
_
5
Stores^—
Oil
3% July
40
100
3VH
Street
Mass
ttaatem
—
28 7« July
0
452
"%
—
297
Central—
York
Ohio
20
5%
Ualumet & Hecla
Service
29%
Distillers
National
New
Apr
Schenley
Cities
Department
Apr
14%
32%
50
19
5%
100
28%
General Motors;—
2U
.
'
11% July
8% Jan
International Tel & Tel—
593
5
135
Electric
General
Jun
1,130
5%
•
335
10 Va
10%
—
Power 6 Light
Jun
15%
5
3%
1st pfd unstamped. —lUO
1st pld- unstamped —100
11%
9%
7
i,
51
4
4
11%
._i
42% July
3,136
'"%
35 %
—
class. A 1st pfd stamped— -.100
8%
rto-ion
107
39
1 -
39
unstamped —100
pfd
5%
C
Day
Federated
15
43%
42%
7
'
Gas
Curtiss-Wright
Railway—
Stamped
class
373
33%
113% 114
25
Elevated
Boston & Maine RR 7%
5%
30%
__
-.100
Edison
Boston
33
31
50
Copper
Boston
151%
•
Woolen
American
'
—100
Refining
Tel
roerican
III-l
•
Columbia
^
Sugar
.uicricau
.
TVs '
200
25
—I.1/*...
.
a
2
Jan
4%
2,355
'Jan
7%
Jun
21%
Feb
1J%
31%
Jun
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
350
1% May
1% Jan
3% May
5.5
1%
2%
266
2:
2
200
2%
—
14
2 %
1%
2
-
Jan
Feb
Apr
1
Number 4927
Volume 172
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(315)
35
—
oiHft
Week's
Range
Shares
Fridaj
STOCKS
Low
Par
Michigan
ENDED
JULY
>1
10
1%
1
Jan
21
-30 J
21
July
va
i/A
7.0
lu%
Jan
3%
Pr»«.«
3%
-,470
2%
Apr
3% May
3 '/a
7JJ
Jade
20% May
1.
1% July
Oil
Stamping
Packard
common
*
Car
Motor
3%
3%
36
Metai
Peninsular
Kaiser-Frazer
Jun
3% July
797
4%
45%
Kern
Jun
35%
Lane-Wells
i%
1%
5 JO
July
2%
Jan
wdbby
2 J-,4
5.3
19'A July
24%
Jun
Lincoln
15%
.-218
*11 Va Mar
15%
Jun
2 %
2 I/4
6%
—
L
%
a
-a14
Rickel
(H
W)
Co
&
2
______
5
River
Raisin
Rudy
Manufacturing
Paper
O '2
2 %
2
10
12
11%
12'/a
11
12%
2
6 V*
12
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1UO-.
550*
.
1
--
_
350
-
% July
Mav.
2
Jan
11
Sheller
Mfg new common
Manufacturing
Soss
Standard
Tube
B
class
_
1,-000
_
common
.
1
8%
__
_i
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July
11% July
%
2%
__
15
lo%
_5
1
Corporation
8% Mar
2%
lu
,2
100
Feb
2%
Jun
14
,4
Shirt
United
States
Radiator
Loew's
&
Jan
oos
7 %
Jan
Los
Apr
Mascot
Jun
Menasco
10 Va
Jun
Middle
4%
Apr
Feb
13%
2 j.)
8
July
9%
Oil
Jan
6%
Jun
33%
15-"
-
Hotel
Co
Los
Mt
•
(Un)
Utilities
Power
Jan
38
Jun
40
Apr
42
May
National
15
July
16
May
New
^■200
•
1
Apr
&
(Un)
Inc
1%
Nordon
Jan
Tel
Viscose
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
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175
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1.700
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23
34.901
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Ohio-Edison
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Jun
225
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58 Va
1.35
1
Power
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2 50
Week
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Sale Price
&
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17%
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17% May
10
41%
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16%
3
Angeles Investment Co.
14
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15
1
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Jun
115
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July
3% Mar
-
36
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Admiral
7%
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10c
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Aircraft
Inc
13%
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41%
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Jun
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3
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5
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Preferred
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8 Va
1
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11%
10%
11%
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4%
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Magnavox Company
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8c
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2,500
10c
8.75
(Un)
Range Since January 1
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Land
McNeil &
Locxheed
1
Motors
Reo
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8c
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Coppei
County
19'/4
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Lotii
Shares
Jan
Jan
Corp
Kansas Power & Light Co
15%
1
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for Week
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STOCKS
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%
21
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1
1%
Sugar
Wheel
Motor
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sates
Last
Sale Frier
EXCHANGES
>fOCK
RANGE
300
5% Mar
44
2VaC
July
Jan
I
58
Feb
Jum
37
'
164
Apr
Jan
19'A July
9%
Feb
30% May
36
Jun
8% July
49%
Feb
17c
Apr
36
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(316)
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
.
.
EXCHANCES
JULY1 21
ENDED
Friday
so. la salle st.
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Stock
Exchange
Co
Helllman
Heln
Chicago Board of Trade
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LaCROSSE
EAU
Exchange
Brick
Co
of Prices
Shares
Bale Frlee
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Admiral
10
Corp
1
Advanced Alum Casting3__.
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Aetna
Affiliated
Roller
&
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Allied
•
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Laboratories
(Un)
Investment
American
Rad
American
Tel
Anaconda
&
j
(111/
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&
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Bange Since January 1
Low
High
22 3'4
20%
22 3
4
1,035
19%
23%
22%
25%
5,000
17%
—
~
—
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31
11
395
42
&
Asbestos
Co
12%
5%
6
300
5'/e July
6%
300
6'%
87
9%
1,070
8
2%
8%
Jun
13%
Jun
43
Jan
100
10%
11%
$1.20
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Refining Co coir.
Atch
convertible
171/8
950
12
12 %
Tel
39
Iowa
Apr
6%
Jan
12%
Topeka &
Athey
Santa
Products
Avco
Mfg
Illinois
,
Jan
4
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(Cm
Iowa
Kansas
Power
Mfg Co
Bendix
Aviation
Berghoff Brewing
Bethlehem
July
I
11% July
1461/4
Apr
22% Mar
16% May
38%
900
27%
Jun
9%
3,100
"%
Jan
9
1 'a
23
1%
21
200
23
24
Co
Koppers
1
Corp
Kropp
Binks
24 %
1
565
Borg
(George
Laughlin
W»
Borg-Warner
Brach & Sons
Brown
Budd
Burkhart
(Fi
42V2 May
Jan
17
4%
Jun
1%
Apr
Lincoln
&
Jun
33% Mar
1,380
3778
43% July
34
34%
650
327s
Jan
34% July
26%
25%
27%
1,377
25 3b
July
29% May
13
Jan
13
100
13
13
July
38
Mar
47%
38% July
'
46%
Jan
16
Apr
9%
11
993
97s July
24%
July
Jun
23%
24%
3,800
23 'a July
30% Mar
18%
19
3,000
18% July
23% Mar
15%
15%
75
15%
1,800
15 "s
July
7%
July
7%
8
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17
145
8%
17
17
12%
13%
26
•
26
2
13
11%
1,350
25
50
100
13
18','4 Mar
100
18%
Apr
Jun
18% May
1
26
July
178
Jan
10
13 % May
600
2
3 30
13
12
7%
8
...
52
Printing Co S^O preference—'-
25% May
Lonergan
26 % Mav
Jun
Julv
27a
121/4 July
Feb
6
450
6%
13
900
8
1,350
52%'
15% May
July
10%
7%
Jan
Jan
13 %
Apr
71/4 July
100
8% Mar
Feb
51
52% July
4sa Apr -"
200
3% May
32%
33
290
32% July
36 '/4 May
25%
24
25%
500
23%
Jan
287's
28
28
28
75
28
Apr
31
6
600
3%
Louisville Gas A
Feb
'
6%
4
10
Liooy
July
121% July
103%
2,250
41/8 July
61/4 Mar
5%
9 Va
McKee
Manufacturing class B
1
Elec (Kyi——*
Marshall
3,599
Jan
Apr
Field
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Co
A
(Arthur G)
class E
.———c
Brick
5%
4
35
35
300
33%
Jan
37%
Feb
Mever
14%
15
550
11%
Jan
18%
Jun
Mickelberry's
Food
45 %
47%
1,491
35%
Jan
47%
Middle
Utilities
61/2
Middle
5%
3%
-
5% May
Jun
Jan
7%
Jun
Apr
1% Mar
1
l
Apr
9%
Jan
27% July
•
Co (Un >
20% July
6%
1
4 '/b
36%
500
1
550
4%
40
Jun
3% July
3,900
30% Jan
Feb
40
July
121/8
12%
50
11%
Jun
13% Mar
15%
15%
92
14
Feb
18
Blanke
South
West
Midwest
Jun
*
Co
50
8%
8%
16%
15%
11%
300
2%
2%
5,000
2%
24
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15%
200
5
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Inc
Corp
Hart
16%
1
Products
Piping & Supply
&
16%
24
1-9
Jan
8% July.
15 %
2%
50
6%
1,050
10
12%
12%
12%
100
1
17%
17%
17%
400
17 3/s
22
23
300
21 %
July
31
32
450
28%
Jan
50%
52%
20
20
-
Jun
May
7
July
23
27s
29
12% July
5%
Apr
Jun
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5%
Feb
20%
*
Jan
23
6 %
11%
r.
July
Mav
Jan
Jun
133/»
121/4
141/2
1,700
12 % July
16%
60
56 Va
60
1,400
55^8
73% May
45
42%
45
200
11'/a
•
8
Manufacturing
43%
Jan
14
395
& Sessions Co__
McNeil
51/2
Feb
42V2 July
Feb
57
10%
11%
475
10% July
prior preferred
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Minneapolis Brewing Co
.
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missouri
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41%
20
36% Mar
44 %
161/4
14%
16 »/4
1,475
14
Mar
27
25
27
600
25
July
24
Feb
17
181/4
250
16%
Jan
20
May
Modine Manufacturing Co
*
*
52%
2,620
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19%
v-
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Apr
28%
<
43% July
12
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Jun
33%f Jutv
52% July
13% Mar
41%
15
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler Bros common
41
15% May
9% July
34%
100
5
Gas
1
Inc
27%
—.33%c
Lamson
*
(Uni
400
100
496
1,040
Co
Lwiede
5
Bigelow
7
6%
10
Llbbv
61/4
471/4
Apr
May
34%
Montgomery Ward A Co
&
Co
1,450
39%
Inc
Apr
4%
ly
(E J/__
Shoe Co
Brown
Corp
15
43%
(Un)
Light
Jun
2%
Corp
9%
42%
27%
—*
10%
1
Inc
9%
14%
7
1
24
1,200
116% I2IV2
40
Manufacturing Co..
&
30
Electric—
A
39%
Miller
Bliss
Mar
38%
(Un)
Forge Co—
6%
(On;
21
.
38%
9%
15
•
A
Laclede-Christy
5
PI
Corp
Steel
Tel
12
Jan
33% May
36
0
(Uni
110
23%
4%
161% May
9%
10
Benquet Cons Mining Co
28% May
Jan
40%
Island Lime A Transport
Kellogg Switchboard common
Jan
38%
c
—
July
1%
43%
Drug Co
4
common
22
•
Light
&
Metropolitan
Beldeu
Ac
Gas
Power
j
Eastian-Blessing Co
500
23
15
Katz
27% Mar
33
100
Corp
600
7.50
(Un/
Co
38% May
Jan
645
20%
*
Corp
119
3%
23%
Apr
17
1,700
33
1
38%
3%
22
•
delivered
When
Jan
7%
9%
700
148% 1517/8
50
1
preferred—
10%
•'
Packers Ltd.
International
International
Jan
Jun
26%
2,700
5
Ashland Oil &
37
3%
•
Paper
8% July
2% July
300
31
30
3
±y
(III»
26% Mar
10% July
36% July
1
Harvester
Shoe
K
Armour
jan
100
tagnt
Steamship Co
International
54%
July
634
17
1507a
iCJn/
21%
•
23% May
Jan
6
——
(Un)__*
(Urn
24% May
10%
common
International
High
Jan
100
Mining
Jan
6% Mar
A
Prod
Power
International
46
1
Co
Tel
Copper
Steel Co
Armco
•
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500
•
Kelley
American Airlines
American
1
100
1,350
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Tool
Steel
Inland
43
5
Bearing
Gas Equipment common
Alleghany Corp
Low
8
Co
23%
8
10
RR
Pneumatic
Indianapolis
for Week
Par
Abbott
25% May
Sales
Range
Jan
23
—20
jbartieu
Central
Inter lake
Week's
Jun
11%
CLAIRE
Indiana
Las*
12%
700
7%
50
Illinois
Friday
23
1
10
Illinois
stocks
tigb
71/4 July
5,250
2
Hupp Corp
Independent
Midwest Stock
T Off
9%
18
22%
Hydraulic Press Brick $6 pfd
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8
17
23%
1
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Spencei
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Range Bines lannary 1
Hioh
3
Corp
(Walter El
Heller
Co
Brewing
Werner
8'/a
17
10
—
Huttig Sash & Door common
minneapolis
Shares
Low
1
Harnischfeger Corp common
6-0780
midwestern listed and unlisted securities
I
for Week
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Co
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Hammond
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Members:
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Sales'
Range
of Prices
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Bale Price
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Monday, July 24, 1950
.
12%
Jun
18%
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Muskegon
Jun
Motor
6
—:
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muter
16
"9'/a
8%
9%
1,500
8% July
12%
16%
15%
16%
1,800
14% Mar
Jun
ftasn-K.elviniti.oi
Carr-Consol Biscuit
17%
1
2%
2%
2%
350
3%
Jan
National
Standard
Central
3
12%
National
Tile
7%
50c
500
6% July
21%
7% July
2,900
8
8 %
8
.
Feb
July
11'/2 May
Jun
28
8
2.50
Company common.......
Nachman
Canadian
Pacific
&
(Un)
South
Central
Illinois
Central
West Corp
111 Secur
Convertible
Certain-teed
Light
1
preferred
Products
12%
13
32 Va
♦
Corp common
32%
.
— — —
12% July
16% Mar
38V2
Feb
New
2%
Jan
North
American
Worth
Amprto»n
2
50
19
19
19
12%
12%
13%
535
9%
9%
100
July
July
12% July
91/4 Mar
York
iUn
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32% July
&
Convertible
25
preferred
Rock Islands
Chicago Towel Co
•"
—-
•
vtc
Pac
RR
preferred
conv
65 %
121/8
Co..*
26%
29%
1,300
10%
±.1
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Chicago
29%
12%
445
65%
6 51/8
150
121%
2.000
43%
200
11%
43%
c
113
116
118
25
25
July
10% July
64% Jan
7%
Jan
38% July
114
Jan
Cities
2Va
Service
Cleveland
$4.50
Clinton
Foods
Coleman
Consolidated
May
18% May
121/4
Jun
41 %
30%
Jan
Wnrthwotl
15
Apr
Nunn
67
12% July
46
Jan
119
Apr
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*
50
31%
30%
81/4
6%
8
22%
Cleveland
Mfg
Nav
(Uni
Corp
Doehler-Jarvis
8
Corp
class' A
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Nemours
(Un)
(Uni
280
22% July
2,300
Jan
54%
67%
74%
1.249
61
401/2
42
Erewing Co
6 %
Corp
Glidden
Safety
Co
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(Un)
83%
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•
1
•
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250
Jun
10%
1% July
15%
500
7%
7%
1.250
37%
380
4.700
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Bros
Greyhound
Griesedieck
For
•
A
Dock
Cooperage class A
Co
(Un)
Western
footnotes
see
Brewery
page
43
•
11
—
11%
11%
9%
9%
2
23
22(4
23%
(Uni
Securities
1
Jan
"Feb
Jan
7% May
18%
Jun
16 v2
Jun
15
584
Feb
14%
Jun
18% Mar
107% July
400
6,050
139% May
8
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•
12
Mar
80
23% July
25
May
734
24% July
30
Apr
725
26%
Feb
36%
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la1-*
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-'"9%
Feb
7% July
1,400
25
35%
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36
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110
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10%
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6
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38
3,700
10% July
14% Mar
23%
38%
Jan
5%
950
5
43
44%
200
40
July
% July
40%
41
450
40
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5%
41
6%
6%
6%
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21%
21 %
44
44
500
6%
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Jun
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48% May
46% Jan
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5%
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200
21'4 july
26% Mar
120
40
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6%
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5,500
4%
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•
30%
800
2i% Mar
595
29% Mar
34% May
37%
33%
37%
10 %
10 %
100
41%
4^- 41%
1,962
14
14
•
24
23%
24%
2.450
•
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13
14%
1.1c0
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15% May
1%
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1
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Co
1
•
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St Louis
B/vony
50% May
8
Jun
Sheilmar
Co
9% July
37% July
12
Jan
48%
Jun
40
July
14
July
17% May
23% July-
31% May
of
L——10
common...
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Slgnode
OH
Apr
10 %
Feb
42%
Jun
Southern
31% May
Southern
14%
Jan
15
Southern
44%
Jan
Jan
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50
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•
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Lathe
Works...
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—
Indiana
Pacific
Gas
27%
5,500
22
Jan
28% May
18%
21%
9,700
16
Feb
21%
20%
18%
20%
600
15%
10%
10%
1.400
Elec
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55% May
Spiegel
13%
Feb
Standard
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Feb
11%
16
Jan
11
12%
23%
107 s
19%
20'%
425
19
59%
55%
59%
490
50%
July
Jun
Jun
59% July
Jan
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13% Mar
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20% Julv
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Jan
10% July-
5
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21%
5
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27%
15
Corp
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July
22% July
32
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Steel
Inc
Standard
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18
5
Stockyards
Jun
~
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15%
25%
♦
50
15
3
Apr
247's
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11
14%
Jun
Feb
1%
Dredge
Apr
478
11
21%
Jun
91% July
Lakes
1%
18%
300
Drug Stores
52% Mar
98%
166
Gray
5%
15%
243/4
50c
:
Service
Industries
Jan
7 %
700
Great
delivered
Roebuck &
14% July
1%
8
Anr
Feb
36% May
Power—
Schenley
Sears
68%
10%
17
light &
Electric
July
9%
--
800
400
25%
*
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368
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
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Securities
Westeel
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Western
Canada
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110%
110 110%
100
Ltd
110
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18%
18%
235
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11%
12
400
11
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118
118
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113
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14
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35
5
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—
14
Lead Mines Ltd
*
Ltd
Jan
22%
Apr
Bevcourt Gold
26
7% July
10%
Apr
Mar
23%
Jun
Bonville
24%
Jun
Bouscadillac
20
Bob's
Lake
6%
Mining
13%
14%
13% July
19 % Mar
36%
36%
15
35%
Feb
36'A July
29%
29 %
100
29 %
July
5.0
30
50
29%
Jan
30
29
29%
80
26
Jan
29%
Jun
27
35
375
12%
Jan
42
Jun
63
63
100
50
Jan
68
Jun
14
14'A
360
14
July
17%
Jan
335
Gold
Gold
Jan
1.72
1.56
1.80
67,750
43c
Jan
5.00
Jun
2c
200
2c
Jan
5c
May
1.31
40,650
50c
Mar
2.65
Jun
Gold
1
Ltd
1
Mines
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Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
•
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Gold
—
—
—
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57c
—
—
10c
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10c
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10c
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15%c
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15c
16c
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13c
Jan
63c
Mar
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100
3c
July
7c
Jan
33c
40c
9.000
20c
Mar
45c
May
47c
60c
57,100
40c
Jun
92c
Jun
53c
53c
1,090
53c
July
53c
July
3%c
7c
Jan
28c
May
3'Ac
509
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5c
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3'Ac July
Jan
1
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8c
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5c
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7%c
6%c
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15.500
6c
July
11c
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3%c
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28.000
2'Ac
Jan
7'Ac
Jun
8
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5c
5c
2.099
2c
Mar
.-1
13c
11c
15c
15 200
May
5% Mar
Candego
Mines
Jun
175
Feb
9
Jun
Celta
Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Jan
Dev
&
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd—:
Gold
Centremaque
Mines
36%
Jan
47'A
Jun
Chesterville
24
Feb
28
May
15"% July
19
Jan
42%
Ltd
Century Mining Corp Ltd
43%
5'Ac July
5%c
Feb
23c
Jun
3c
Feb
11c
July
78c
Apr
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37 %
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26%
50
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July
99%
Jun
101
13
Apr
17
25%
Jan
26% Mar
23
28
27%
10
Feb
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20%
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28
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Feb
Apr
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1
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Cons
Cadillac
Central
Cortez
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78c
78c
66c
60c
66c
82 990
55c
July
July
66c
July
5c
5%c
11,500
4c
Feb
10c
Jun
Jun
1
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Mines
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1
—1
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Cournor
5c
78c
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500
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1
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27%
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27c
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20c
July
33c
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July
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20'A
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1.30
2.52
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4.45
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7.50
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3c
4c
15 000
3c
10c
11c
1.000
9c
14
14%
225
Malartic
Mines
Limited
1
1.51
1.30
1.51
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5.85
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3.390
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20%
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24 %
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27%
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150
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870
27
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29%
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14
24c
July
47c
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41
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Apr
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260
10
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35
14%
10
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Royal
Jun
Apr
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Gold
July
14%
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118
1.30
Ltd———1
(1937)
July
15%
28%
Feb
Feb
12'A Mar
_1
13
14%
10
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10
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40
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100
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65
30
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20%
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10
12
20%
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*
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32
36
10
9
15.9
175
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24%
20 %
Jun
10%
13
99%
10
82
18%
32
28
Jan
22% May
July
10%
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1.05
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72
18%
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to
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Feb
13
1,050
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20
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74%
10
Apr
Mar
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72
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30%
5
165
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74%
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100%
14
7%
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1Q0
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Paper Co
Ltd
Mar
425
6%
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&
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5
7%
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East
Jan
105
12
48
East
page
Jun
12
12
48
0
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25
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13
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5
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•
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17
25
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1.75
43
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common
footnotes
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12%
102
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1
22
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21
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6
11%
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152
27
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98%
22%
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5%
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*
Metals Corp Ltd
10
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7%
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preferred
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Jan
8%
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2,975
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July
22%
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18
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Weston
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13
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101
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Canada
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14%
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common
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20
95
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20
2,750
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105
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302
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94
50
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preferred
4%%
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16
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99
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500
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6
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44
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19
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225
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90
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22
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Jun
22%
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22
Apr
29%
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
28
29
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19 %
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22
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11%
115
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15
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26
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May
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117
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110
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common
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52%
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95
100
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19
35%
150
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19
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15
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26%
25
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28%
13-AiJuly
13
26
preferred
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25
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common.5
preferred
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52%
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Feb
19% Mar
19
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2.15 July
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98
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20
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100
preferred _i
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&
27
29%
101
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16%
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no ward
Jan
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29 %
preferred
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Jan
15-
16
•
common
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4%
93%
21 Vie
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preferred
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100
18
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preferred
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listed
FOR
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Mines
Yellow
Cons
(1945)
Knife
Gold
Ltd
Gold
Mines
—8
Ltd
5 30
5.30
100
Feb
6.35
Jun
2'Ac
Jan
7'Ac
Jun
6.70
6 70
3c
6.79
3,000
1
100
6.20
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9.15 May
5
8.75
8.55
8.75
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8.50 July
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Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Ltd
1
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Feb
13c
2C
Jan
7%c
46c
62,800
23c
July
60c
May
40c
2,500
37c
July
82c
Jan
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17,000
13c
July
32 %c
15%
.
15 Vg
100
14
July
Par
May
Jun
Eathurst
Power
Labrador
Mining &
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Gold
Ltd—1
4.15
4.15
20% Mar
40c
50c
69,600
10
10
100
3%c
3 %c
1,500
Ltd
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
;
Lingside
«
Gold
Louvicourt
Mines
Ltd
Goldneids
Ltd
—
1
B
Mclntyre-Porcupine
13c
15c
30c
48c
47c
48c
33/aC
Bell
Berens
Bertram
&
class
A
52 %
51
52 %
*
10%
10%
10%
Nechi
Cons
Dredging
40c
55c
4c
4 Vac
11c
Jan
Bonetal Gold
x
38c
38c
40c
Bonville
1
10c
7c
10c
1
11c
11c
11c
*
Mar
July
86c
May
July
667/s
Jan
13'/a
Feb
Gold
Eowes
Co
class
New Norseman Mines
;
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Pac.fic
Normetal
Coal
Mining
Corp
Rralorne
55c
95c
Mar
34,400
23c
July
99c
Jun
Rrewig
Red
23c
25c
28c
8,575
22c
July
50c
May
Bright
(T
13c
13c
13c
1.000
13c
July
37 %c
Apr
oilman
45 Vic
July
95c
Jun
46c
50c
5.000
3.30
—
3.60
*
3.60
10,950
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Mines
Ltd—-.
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f*
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine' Prime Mines Ltd
1
—
1.70 May
2.50 Mar
3.60 July
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Labrador
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Devel
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Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Stadacona
Mines
Standard Gold
Steep
Rock
Sullivan
Iron
Cons
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(1944)
Mines
10,000
C,c
4,500
300
18%
19%
3 Vac
4c
-
17 %c
25c
13,000
Gold
Mines
15 %c Mar
2%c
1
1.70
1.80
7Jc
17 %c
Torbrit
Silver Mines
Ltd.
31c
Mar
55c
July
a33c
a35c
102
35c
10c
15c
4,500
fic
2.95
3.40
7,800
2.50
3.00
10,800
56c
May
1.05 May
July
62c
Jan
Jan
27c
Jun
3.60 May
2.32
3 yn
Trebor
Mines
United
Asbestos
Ltd
1.52
Apr
1.33
600
1.00
4,000
80c
Feb
1.33 July
July
7c
7c
9,200
5c
40c
45c
12,200
40c
July
13c
12c
14c
18,500
2c
Feb
9.03
9.00
9.00
200
8.00
Feb
27c
35c
32,100
28c
33c
31,500
5c
6c
1,500
1
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Jun
l
.
Vilbona
Waite
Geld
Mines
Amulet
Ltd-—_.J
Mines Ltd
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Ashlev
Westville
1.40 May
14Vic
Jan
71c
Jan
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1
—
Minerals Ltd
Mines
■■
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23c
1
Ltd
4%
24 %c May
13c
Mar
291/2c May
9.25
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;
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Class
3V2C Mar
54c
Jun
72c
Jun
9%c
Jun
Oil 8tocRs—
Calgary
&
Calmont
Co
Edmonton
Oils
Ltd
Corp
•
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Ltd
4.50
1
7.00
300
49c
•
—
5.05
C.45
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53c
6,500
53c
Leduc
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Oils
Ltd
1.900
1.30
Homestead
Oil
Co
1.30
3.85
Feb
6.45 July
49c
200
Va.o
4%C
5%C
9,500
30c
30c
50
1 -0
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l.i.5
l.~0
3,000
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—
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
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—
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New
Britain
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Oil
Feb
6.25
8.85
Jun
76c
Jun
1.17
Feb
1.95
Jun
4c
Feb
8V2C
Pan
July
45c
Jun
1.22
Jan
1.88
Feb
13%
1.03
1.03
1,000
1.03 July
1.50
Jun
6c
86,000
3%c Mar
9c
May
5.60
6.05
5,600
4.20 Mar
7.25
Jun
Oils
35c
40c
19.500
18c
Jan
75c
75c
1,000
41c
Feb
•
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Ltd
15
*
Western Oils Ltd
Superior
28c
•
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class
Toronto Slock
6,731
10 %
Feb
16%
59c
Jun
1.16 May
class
Paper
common
•
A
Building
Acme
Products
Burns
&
Co
Burrard
Calder
class
*.
B
Agnew-Surpass
Akaltcho Yellow Knife
tM
Aioerta
I 1K
Pacific
25%
23%
6,655
21%
Jan
33% May
24
1.7'tl.
22 Vg
Jan
Aluminium
21%
240
27,900
Amalgamated
American
Anacon
in
Canada
of
4%
Jan
9%
110
8%
Jun
9% July
Jan
1.75 May
95c
1.11
5,900
70c
40c
*
Ji\
'■<
Bank
of
.
Baihurst
For
Jun
7%
7%
7%
575
7
Jun
8
July
Jan
16c
1
7%c
7c
7%c
5,000
7c
7.10
6.65
7.10
4,b55
6.50
July
8.90
•
4c
4c
4%c
5,000
4c
July
9c
May
53c
39c
55c
28,600
39c
July
82c
Jun
•
4.50
3.85
4.50
9,450
3.85
July
6.10
Jun
1
2.21
2.20
2.35
2,050
2.20
Jun
3.25
Jan
2.35 May
2.87%
—
Petroleums
Ltd
Canada
Eread
C.ass- B
Canada
common
2.40
—
preferred--—.
Cement
50
Apr
2.40
class
15
Jan
36
37
220
35
July
42%
Apr
35%
36%
1,025
34
Jan
42%
Jan
29%
29%
25
<W
Jan
30
Jan
12
12
50
11%
Jan
13
May
<isu
Foils
2.40
36
A
12
,J>
Canada
Northern
Cunaua
Packeitt
B
Canada
Power
ciaos
____0
9%
Permanent Mtge
9 "2
34%
35 %
175
33% May
37 Va
Jun
24 Va
24%
24%
200
19
Jan
26 V2
Jun
45
'
8
34%
A
—
45
295
45
July
14
com —_23
new
150
Canada S S Lines
*
common..—..
7
July
12%
Jan
46% July
23
23
23%
123
Jan
2".% July
39
39
135
33%
Jan
41 %
Apr
35
35
35
50
30 %
Jan
36
Jan
6
6
25
6
July
11%
Jan
25 '/4
25 %
25 31
550
25
Jan
27 Va
Jun
2IV4
Preferred
20
21%
3,210
20
July
23%
Feb
17%
18%
1,025
17% July
20%
Jan
18 %
18%
365
18 % July
20 '/a
Jan
50
Wire
&:
Cable
class
B_
---*
Canadian
Bakeries
"
Laiiaaian
Bau&
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Cuuuueae
ui
Canners
Convertible
Canadian
•
common
preferred
Car
17%
•
11%
*
:
11%
325
10
July
14%
90
14
Apr
15%
36%
33%
36 3
1,100
29
Feb
40 % May
23
20
Celanese
•
common
preferred
Food
Products
A
:
Tire
24%
60
3.00
3.05
995
10
10
45
10
56
56
25
56
July
July
53c
July
15
July
18 %
Apr
16% Mar
20%
Jun
41
Jun
56
62c
0
Leduc
15%
695
19 Va
8,724
38
38
90
1.01
1.12
2,500
1.00
July
1.45
1.80'
2.00
1,875
1.80 July
2.60
1.01
Loan
-.100
208
208
290
1.25
1.49
22,700
55c
1
Central
203
1.40
—
,
31
58c
1
Chateau-Gal
Wines
50c
4,900
15,500
*
Research
1.00
10,000
10 %c 14%c
1
59c
13%c 16 Vac
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
205
55c
14c
8
8
55c
6c
14c
16,625
55c
64c
6,410
July
65c
Jan
6%c
7c
3,500
Jun
1.08
Jan
July
27c
Jun
Jan
24c
Jun
Jan
8%
Feb
July
1.37
Feb
45c
4,100
10c
Feb
July
2.10
7%
20,628
Citra-Lartic
July
203
Feb
6c
8,500
78c
1
Feb
52c
4,500
21c
Mines
May
13%c
150
50c
Jan
Jan
1.03 May
15
*
July
75% May
17
5c
43c
6.00
19
Central Patricia Gold Mines
Chemical
25
12% May
15
1
Oil,,
7,312
Mar
July
®
1
Canada
68c
3.00
——-25
common
Railway
r-osH^-Trethewey
ubukiai
Jun
24%
100
Corp
Central
Mar
M
-
Cos
4
13
6
common
—
Goia
Luriooo
10%
14%
24%
common
A
21c
26
Jan
Coastal
1.75
1.59
1.80
65,340
5.05
4.50
5.15
19,970
9.75
9.75
400
18c
20c
2,300
14,750
—
—
6
Vac July
44c
3.80
9.60
18c
Jan
14>/2c May
5.00
Jun
Feb
6.30
4c
Jun
55c
July
IIV2C
9c
Jun
1.78
Jan
Feb
40c
11V4
Apr
32V2c
Jun
Ltd
Mines
1
Oils
*
Cochenour Wlllans
Cocxsnutt
Coin
6c
19c
27c
87,500
12c
Jan
10 %c
16c
3,000
10c
7%
7%
575
7
July
July
6c
6c
1,000
5c
May
32c
1
Jun
July
18c
Jun
36 %c Mar
85c
Jun
Lake
1
;
Colling wood
Colomac
Term
3%c Mar
Jun
Coniagas
Mines
68c
8%
45c
Apr
Mar
Coniaurum
Consolidated
Mar
Jun
Consolidated
9,700
2.45
2.lo
2.50
26,300
9%
8%
10
3,745
19c
19c
Rentla
10
4%c
12c
6c
6c
1,500
13c
18c
39,000
6 Va c
2J
3.00
6
%c
3,210
500
2.75
5c
•
Beattle
•
Apr
Consolidated
«
20
1-1
-.
x—*'-
Homestead
Jun
Consolidated
Howey
Consolidated
Lebel
Mining
30c
May
Jan
13c
100
10
Apr
10,000
66c
Mar
July
3 %c
Jun
7c
May
1.50
750
1.15
Feb
1.84
Jun
9
9
550
6 Vg
Jan
1.30
1.30
100
1.27
July
1.50
July
July
1.15
34c
Apr
7%c Mar
16c
May-
70c
70c
15c
Smelting—
ft
.
1,525
12c
4
7 %
35
45c
53c
-4e
102
•
-
4.321
40c
17c
19c
102
3c
„
65c
12c
7
July
40c
July
'—.1,000—. ..45c. July..-..
6c
35c
95%
•,->
5
3,520
45c
%c
99,635
8c
42c
—*
16c
7%
18c
—
72c
7%c
-
-
_—1
_
8% Mar
3.80
Apr
ll%c May
Corby
H)
(
980
27%
Feb
%
42
460
35%
Jan
43
9% July
9%
74c
60
38%
Jan
42%
Jun
1.10
33,453
July
1.88
Apr
•
Distillery
Paper
Imperial
Box
163 1 70%
1.23
p
30%
Jun
Cournor
Mining
Crestaurum
Crow's
_
_
Mines
Nest
Crowshore
_
4c
Mar
9c
6,649
35c
July
65c
8c
May
27c
Jun
106%
Jun
2,689
91% Mar
183
1.29
9,900
700
51c
July
70c
9V2
2,135
8
100
100
5
100
15
16
550
12c
12c
1.000
40c
146,950
20c
Mar
45c
May
14
90
July
14
July
Davies
29%
30
165
17c
-
17c
13c
2,000
14 %
July
Feb
Feb
8%c July
13c
Feb
177
Apr
May
1.64 May
12%
100
AptFob
17%
Jun
25c
Jan
25c
May
-100
49
49
49
20
—1
D'Aragon Mines
14
1
Jan
1.01 July
Jun
14c
14c
15c
10,250
7c
Mar
25.% c
Jun
—1
14c
11c
15c
15,500
10c
Apr
31c
Apr
20c
23c
4,500
IHc
July
21
21
80
47
Apr
52% Mar
Apr
31c
_
1
Coal
Patricia
52c
160%
8%
__
May-
1.05 May
72 366
100
«
Jan
226,000
1.14
A
referred— -109
Jan
*
1,5
class
Mills
Apr
i-
»
•
Jun
41%
94e
Cosmos
170
100
Exploration
Apr
3c
1.30
1
July
1.50
•
1
1.
Oro_
Consumers Gas
Conwest
Corrugated
July
29
85c
•
2.35
Mar
Jan
52c
39c
Apr
10
2
Mines
Duquesne
July
41 %
1.05
21c
——
May
28
41
10
—
3.30
Jan
Jan
2.82
in
Toronto
17%c
Jan
7%
10c
17c
10
July
2.63
16
1.28
5,000
2.85
1
.
7c
Jan
Consolidated
16c
.1
Montreal
13%
14c
•
50c
•
„1
Bakeries
Jun
Jun
70
2,000
*
Consolidated
58c
194,950
14c
10
1
25c
12c
14c
1
Jan
1.32
14c
>
5
_
Astoria
July
14%
17% May
——
Ansley
9c
7e
13% July
3c
Mines
21c
14
1.30 July
980
_1
Consolidated
5,500
1.13
19,100
15 %
23 Vic May
57,000
14
1.54
14
•
National
13c
10c
1.35
O
preferred
Petroleum
Conduits
35c
1.30
1.40
YellowKnilb
8%c May
12e
—1
10c
15 %
Plow
23c
.10
13c
Jun
Jan
Feb
4%c
■
Apr
36%
—
com—on--—-
63c
7%
43.
Apr
24
Campbell Kea L»*.e
Commonwealth
page
Jun
Feb
Consolidated
see
May
17
78c
.1
footnotes
5ac
41a
5'/2c
5c
i
36
21
i
1
A
Jan
July
19%
1
500
1.
class
30%
24c
11 %c May
17 y4
Chlmo Gold
.1
Power
Jun
4%c Mar
Jan
Chesklrk Mines
43c
IIII—•
~i
Metals
Apr
37c
Jan
■
1
14
it
Jun
2.23
14%
Chestervtlle
•
Barymin Co Ltd
20 %c
July
145
Jun
»
l,cu
mdf
Mar
8c
17,800
Jun
43c
Aubelle Mines
I; Barnat Mines
8
July
16
Jun
Mar
CoroiJt
Nova
May
9c
1.00
175
"
Jun
70c
May
Aunor Gold
of
27c
19
27
Aumaque
Bank
32%
24c
60c
49c
Yeilowknife
of
32
25c
70
July
:
Bank
3,400
Feb
«
Bankfield Consolidated
5%c
Jan
Mar
15c
;
Atlas
5c
52%
255
Ashdown Hardware clacsA..
ncaona
Mines
(1937) %
i
—
13%
—
it:
33,000
1,630
7,520
1.
Steels
19c
1,598
--
Atlas
13c
17c
2,000
21c
on
Atlantic Oil
July
6
4,931
16%
1
Metals
Jan
5%
"49 %c
29,000 '
69 %
26 Va
Argus Corp common—
Warrants
• vmt
32%
Jan
150
»
13c
1.25
67
17c
Mines
—
%
6
"
10c
1.05
14%
,.
Armistice
July
2%
-
5,600
%
26%
;
—
Jun
21c
Apex Consolidated Res
rj Aquarius Porcupine
Arjon Gold
27 %
2,700
23c
69
Apr
21
Calmont Oils
Calvan
53c
6%
11c
•
16%
*
{.<
;,
12c
26 '/a
Yeilowknife
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Area
55 %c July
4%c
•
T? Anglo-Huronian
t
July
6,000
i
Nepheline
Canadian
July
21c
6%
piu...25
Larder
Lead
21
24% May
25'/a Apr
35c
II—•
I
Ltd
Co
American
1.10
1
Aigoma Steel
Aluminum
High
23 %
9
1
Cons
Low
2
I""*
——;
Range Since January 1
High
5
Jun
Jun
9%
*
61 Edmonton
Flin Flon
Shares
21
4.50
12%
-
0
Bousquet
Ott.gary
Caninan
of Prices
25c 55 %c
Jan
Jan
Mar-
__M
Canadian
,
2.75
1,150
3.85
49 %c
1
A
for Week
4oc
23
3.25'
•
class
Range
21 Va
Jun
103
Feb
15
Pacific
Gas & Oil
27%.
—*
Yeilowknife Gold
Oils
1
Acadia-Uranium
u
29
3.85
Burlington Steei
Canadian
'.%
6
1
Lake
Canadian
•
May
11
300
1
Red
Sales
28 %
20
class
710
8
Buffalo
Last
$1.50 preferred
12 Vg
7%
*
A
Canadian Malartic
Acadia-Atlantic
4.00
12
8
1
Week's
Low
3.30
12%
1
fnoay
Sale Price
3.95
•
Gold
Preferred
Canadian Funds
Par
25% Mar
Jun
Exchange
11.
'
10,900
75
•
A
•
New
„
99%
Buffalo Canadian
Class
&
Jun
89
86
Ankerlte
Canadian
Power
Jun
91%
25
100
Products
Mills class B
Canadian
Abltlbi
32
29%
—
•
dunadison
Class
STOCK8
Jun
Jun
30c
f .03
_1
32%
Jun
Jun
15
*
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Jan
25%
89%
Broulan Porcupine
Canada
Home Oil Co Ltd
July
*
Columbia Power
Class
Central
Jun
16:
29
Class B
Canada
Oil
16c
Jun
89
—
24 Vg
Jan
Mar
99 %
B
neierred
Anglo-Canadian
Jan
15 Va Mar
Jan
'
l
10
3c
100
pfd
Apr
87c
1,00
l
Jan
July
19 Vg
15
100
Hec
preferred
Bulldog
2.40 Mar
1.33
l
Ltd
''
__2S
Columbia
Buffalo
Apr
1,000
2.70
July
Jun
1,500
3.40
May
28c
1.03
35c
1
Feb
7c
2.62
60c
15c
23%
i
.
4,408
July
25c
July
14 %
May
40
May
Feb
57c
35c
1
_
July
55c
•
May
19c
1.70 July
500
1
28c
Jan
3c
1,310
79c
Jan
13% July
1,500
22c
..1
—
29%
Forest
-
4c
Ltd
27%
Packers
22c
Mines
Mines
29
Columbia
5%c
Ltd
-'
Miiumoii
uu
Columbia
18-VaC
Ltd—;
335
British
7c
-
75
6.50
9,125
British
22c
60c
14%
9c
23c
Mar
July
27
15,500
May
1
l
14 %
16
July
Ltd—1
Ltd
2,180
8c
8c
Feb
July
l
Sladen-Malartic Mines
7.25
21%
60c
4c
Ltd
6.95
7c
Jun
55c
—
7.25
15
1.58
July
3,300
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Silver
7,166
20
1.12
3,000
__i
75
10c
15
200
4c
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
July
37
9c
7c
1.12
•58c
-
lCc
500
37
Apr
4c
—'
Apr
21%
2.32
55c
Mines Ltd
Apr
May
Pwr corn.*
1.30 July
56c
Ltd
Mines
Jun
16C
25c
<fe
Lake
G)
500
1
Corp Ltd
i.
|
Crest Gold
Co
Jun
6%c
Jan
Light
Traction
Preferred
British
British
Quebec
<
76c
Jan
2c
0
1.40
l
—
Feb
4c
71,450
A
1.35
1.40
24c
64c
class
1.12
___1
July
July
1
Amencau
•
Jan
20
38c
0
1,000
4.300
39c
:
Jan
4iC
Mar
85c
55c
1.50
4%%
O'Brien
Cordage
1
Ltd
July
2,500
37
•
.
30c
July
0
Mines
55c
Ltd
Jun
9V2c July
10c
1.25
——
Oils
&
B
34c
,_
Jun
14
42%
16% Mar
800
Ltold
12%
Feb
2Vc
3,500
lie
1.50
Goldvue Mines i_td
Ltd
High
Feb
July
39%
56,850
1
1
Klrkland
1
New
Mines
20
50c
aiagood
_1
1
Calumet
Foimaque Mines, Ltd
50
20
1
,_1
Ltd
New
New
20
♦
Gold
Brantford
-
i>UJ
Bobjo Mines
10% July
3,100
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
2<c
Jan
30c
40c
17,192
6%
10
7%c May
July
51
115
41
40%
1
Sons
180
2ic
401
25
Rive:
390
10%
Jun
14
Jan
12c
3,000
__5
Ltd
Range Since January 1
Low
10
10
10
•
—
1.33
July
July
10
7,000
1
Mines
tteek
Shares
High
9%
—*
:
nordulac
Mwdonald Mines Ltd
-
Low
tor
5.25
4.00 Mar
200
45c
1
Co
4.15
•
1
Explor
Mines
class
Bros
Telephone
ocatty
Bevcourt
La
suture
of Prices
Jun
15%
22c
l
—
10c
7,000
37c
1
Mining
Kayrand
Kerr-Addison
207
4%c
31c
45c
1
10c
4c
'
f-v
Monday, July 24, 1959
.
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
10c
10c
1
—
Ltd
Mines
Friday
Low
.
>il
Range Since January 1
High
.
MARKETS
JULY
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
'
Lake
WEEK
for week
of Prlce«
Par
Hudson-Rand Gold
LISTED
FOK
Sales
L»a i
Sale Price
STOCKS
jac*
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(320)
24%
Jan
33%
Jun
_____
•-
Petroleum
42c
Jan
24
Jan
'
Davis
Leather
class
A
•
20
Jun
Number 4927
Volume 172
.
(321)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Kiaugt
of Prices
Low
Decalta
Oils
21
173
15c
lfcc
23.000
1 40
1.40
1.40
600
1
75c
70c
bjc
20,700
Jan
10c
Del
Rio
Producers
Ltd
Indian
24 %c Jun
July
1.90
1.42
Jun
40c
S1.00
Inghs
Detta
Red
1
£c
7c
9c
13.900
6c
Jan
1
37 Vic
4lc
23 %
43,800
4,680
Mar
23 %
31c
19%
28c
2
•
14%
13%
14%
10
26'/2
26%
26%
Lake
Discovery
Yellowknlle
Distillers
Seagrams
Dome Mines Ltd
Dominion
Bank
Domin.on
Coal
preferred
preferred
(John;
27%
4,215
13
July
20 %
195
26
Mar
27%
22
Apr
Dominion
Scottish
Dominion
Steel
19%
200
19
30
11 %
1,134
2.375
21
Jan
23
Tar
class
26%
Jan
335s
250
5
Jan
7%
Jun
2,245
100
&
Donalda
103
37%
41
2,600
16% July
22%
24
35
33 %
43%
22%
22%
25
22% May
32
__
10%
665
10
July
12
Jan
36c
43c
40,000
30c
July
73c
Mines
__
41 %c
1
Jan
1
5c
5c
6c
10,500
5c
July
9%c
1
9c
8%c
9c
7.500
7c
July
20c
Gc
6c
7,500
4c
Feb
11c
21c
25c
3,500
21c
July
31c
East
•
Leduc
East
Malartic
East
Eddy Paper class A__
1.59
33,600
C.95
76,760
4.40
Feb
7.60
4.00
625
3.50
July
6%
ISO
17
15%
Jan
36c
33c
37c
26,350
33c
July
1
25%c
21c
31c
123,125
21c
July
1
9%c
9c
10c
10,636
7c
July
11,500
5c
Gold
Sol
1
Eureka
21
21
21
25
9%
41c
9%
37p
9%
45c
TOO
6,300
Corp_
1
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■
■■■-■
— j*
Falcon
bridge Nickel ___
3.
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Preferred-
KirffcHmd
Zta.-
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Federated
|£:f
Fleet
Manufacturing •
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109
New
of
Canada
class
New
Products
Steel Wares
31sa July
1,100
65
-•
3,700
..
110
t
July
%c Juiy
19%
1.00
"41%
44
5.278
7%
1,500
Gold
74c
May
47c
May
Lake
Osu
76c
Lake
Apr
Manitou
uoidhawk
6.70
Jun
16
La
12sa
8c
A
Class
Jan
Great
West
Jun
West
24
Jan
7c
July
Jun
45
16c
Trust
Guaranty
110
100
110
140
2.10
2.25
200
5.25
5.90
1,100
737
5.25
29%'
100
July
2.00
Jan
110
Gwillim
Lake
Gypsum
Lime &
July
4.75 July
31 "2
75
18
555
10
105
Feb
35
20
103
Halcrow
6.25
6.00 Mar
6.90
8.944
6c
6 %c
4.000
5c
Apr
11c
1,000
2c
Feb
4c
Hamilton
57o
Maf
70c
"Jun
2,300
27c
July
4oC
15c 15 %C
3,900
15c
Feb
7c
8%c
5,500
5c
Mar
8c
10c
6,000
5c
5%c
4,500
2.15
2.70
23,350
2.6i'
Rock
350
52% July
53%
Apr
14c
lie
35c
18
16%
18
1,525
43 ','2
43
44
110
40
20
20%
125
5
5%
75
Gold
;
2n
•i^n
26
_
July
13
43c
Jan
20c
May
Apr
24c
May
9c
11,500
17c
1.200
13 %c
%c
4 %C
500
4%c
Pen
17
18%
865
16% July
B
2.500
1 %c Mar
3.40
3.40
200
3.40 July
7%c
21
7c
3%c July
6,500
3.40
11%
15%
32c
7%c
May
Vb c May
4.40
Jan
525
10% July
15%
Apr
15%
100
13%
16
Jun
28c
34c
44 600
7C
30c
9
175
8c
10,600
30c
3,300
26c
Feb
July
63 %c
Jun
11
5c
14% May
Mar
Feb
47c
Feb
3%c Mar
7c
Jun
30c
2,000
6c
10,250
5c
65c
5c
5c
5c
65c
500
58c
Mar
80c
Jun
4c
5c
21,000
4c
July
10c
Jan
6%c Mar
15c
Jun
16%
Jan
20%
Jun
8.55 July
11%
Jan
Dauch
•
18%
-0
8.75
8.55
8.75
3,413
July
HV2C May
:3Z
15
—:
laS?7^91.2C
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HovPwrd
Smith
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■
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—
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3,000
6c
6%c
-^4 preferred.
1W
16 %c
Jun
6c
Mar
15 %c
Jan
200
1,050
25c
44%
49
3,820
41 %
~-
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Ca,nada-ordinary_-^r>- J.p5/a
2$r-
^
40
15c
14
July
20
Jan
"5.30
Jan
794
19
19
19
3.95
3.85
4.20
8,855
1
46c
40c
57c
176,800
12c
10c
12c
46,000
3%c
86c
69c
Gc
4c
3.85 July
30c
Jan
Mar
Jun
1.32
July
22c
Jan
May
Jan
1.34
1.00
25,650
65c
July
6%c
48,105
3c
Jan
14c
Jun
25c
25c
6,000
22c
July
49 c
May
29c
July
85c
Jun
14%
Jan
85c
Jun
.
69,050
1,534
52c
40c
55c
25,425
1.45
1.65
2,600
5.50
5.30
5.50
605
4c
'
9% July
40c
July
Jan
2.40
1.45 July
July
5.20
7.75
4c
500
Jan
14,000
2%c July
7c
14%
145
14% July
4c
Apr
Feb
Jan
17
13,200
1.15
4,420
5 VaC
1,000
3%c
31c
31c
38c
3.550
30%
50 %
21%
380
30 %
Jun
1.30
Jan
74c
1.10
1.00
1.00
36c
class
A_
Feb
1.34
1.00 July
Feb
12c
Jun
July
62c
Feb
34% May
30% Mar
33
30 %
155
30
Mar
14 % c
12c
15c
23.000
12c
July
3lc
Mar
27c
18c
28c
27,900
13%c
Jan
43c
May
2.02
l.ro
2.15
8,200
45c
50c
7.400
July
July
85c
May
5c
6c
5,000
5c
Jan
10c
May
10 %c 13 %e
39,950
10c
July
23c
Jun
-
Gc
Lake.,
1.80
38c
May
3.25 Mar
1
Gold
2.20
1.75
2.35
98,800
4.10
Apr
11
Mines
lOVoC
1
River
class B
10%
11
1,775
7%
Jan
13%
Jun
2.20
2.00
2.27
20,550
1.90
July
3.20
1.60 July
—___—
1
Lake Gold Mines
1
23c
29c
22,600
2.16
1.85
2.35
44,275
2%C
Goldfields
25c
1
Consol
Magnet
Apr
7c
2%c
c
—
Mines
Manitoba
3c
1,500
Eastern
&
1
Maple
20c
Apr
Feb
60c
July
3.75
1.80 July
Apr
Mines Ltd
105
14%
14%
10
14% July
8%
8%
8%
75
8 % July
15C
12c
18c
27,700
10 %C 16 %c
9,500
1
Gold
'Marcus
1
—*
20
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
Preferred
common
—
•
100
common
Segur
McDougall
.
Porcupine
McKenzie
Red
Lake
Gold
McLellan
McMarmac
48%
Feb
July
Jan
Knitting
Monarch
50
50c
49
Moore
July
Jun
July
35
*
21c
1,500
53
51
53
890
43 c
38c
43c
6c
4%c
6c
12c 13 %C
19,100
Preferred
\
Preferred
—
common
Pipe
Sewer
National
Steel
National
Neilson
(Wrh)
New
Alger 2
Bidlamaque
New
British
New
Calumet
New Dickens jn
3c
4,100
2c
Jan
6c
Jun
17c
14.600
]6c
July
17c
1.55
1.50
1.70
2,600
10%
10 %
10%
12,020
37c
40c
1,000
5
•
7
July
9
Jan
New
125
17
122
Feb
125
Jun
New
*
1
—1
Mines
Mines
Jason
1
i
—
1
Newlund Mines
'
31%
30%
Jan
32%
Jun
25%
17.327
21
Jan
28
13
May
15
Mar
7
July
New
Marion
Gold
13%
1,020
7
100
26
26%
590
13
25%
Apr
7%
27
New
Mosher
Jun
Newnorth
Jan
New
Long
—,—,
Lac
Mines
25
Feb
16%c
Jun
3.00
Jun
6.00
Apr
3c
Jan
9c
Jun
Jan
2.25
Jun
10
Jun
13%
31c
Feb
66c
Jan
20%
1.10
16%
Mines
Feb
May
Jun
9%
370
8
July
10 % Mar
977
12
July
14 %
31c
26c
31c
2,500
26c
July
41c
Apr
18%
17%
18%
200
17% July
22%
Apr
75
72
75
415
72
83
Jun
26%
Jan
27% Mar
6c
Feb
18%c Jun
Jun
July
26%
26%
365
13c
10c
13C
10,500
8
25
7% July
12
11%
12
125
10% Mar
12 %
Jun
11%
11%
50
10%
Apr
12 Va
Jan
28%
28%
160
27% Mar
28 %
Apr
19
19
215
19
July
23%
Apr
1.85
2.68
199,725
24c
Mar
33
38
July
8
28%
2.48
1
9% Mar
,
3.00 May
46
May
1.03
38%
75
2
22
450
19% July
23 % Mar
0
21%
30
100
27
Mar
30
88c
1.11
23,450
78c
July
191
101 %
Jan
1.84
105
Jun
Apr
Jun
1C3% 103%
50
7%c
1,500
7c
Jun
17c
May
3c
Feb
7c
Mar
July
1.50
Jun
7%c
3%c
3,000
1.10
92c
1.10
47,899
85c
1.48
1.25
1.51
33,500
95c
70c
80c
14,800
66c
29C
13,325
22c
July
50c
May
28c 30 %C
.10,333
26c
July
51c
Jun
119,790
i.mr
43c
3%c
75c
26 %C
30 %C
22c
2.30
1.70
2.49
5%C
5c
5%c
11c
15c
1
.'
Gold
Norseman
Jan
12%
Apr
280
Jan
60c
9
9%
—1
Oil
Goldvue
125
•
______„___100
—i
July
200
Jun
67
8c
315
13
—
Dominion
Jan
May
30c
13 %c May
16,500
*
—
preferred
ICO
Apr
Jan
Jan
5c
♦
A
—
Mines
Negus
New
class
Car
Trust
8%
31
97
i
National
16%
12 % July
10c
May
July
3.75
*
•
class E
Petroleum
National
30
3%c
3.60
20
:
National Hosiery
29% May
Jan
Mar
37c
4%c
common__5
—
$
21%
Jun
14c
3%c Mar
27
May
11,500
5c
1
& Chemical
Grocers
National
Jun
31c
24,450
13c
1
•
*
25
iMines
Drug
Jan
32
July
July
3.75
i
National
July
50
*
20
12c
10 %c
—
common
16c
22%
1,325
97
21c
20
>
Mylamaque
13%
97
21c
*
Locomotive
Corp
12%
97
May
May
16
10%
12
Mortgage & Inv
Preferred
13
clas§ A__
common
Porcupine
Moneta
115
-1
—
Containers
Monarch
2,237
28
5c
•
*
Oil
Corp
Modern
26
27
*
;
Brick
Oils
Model
4,000
24%
1
Lake
Red
Mills
Mid-Continent
Milton
6c
25
28
0
1
1
Preferred
106
May
105
14%
1
Milling
Marbenor Malartic
102
3%c Apr
Jan
*
Gardens
Leaf
Maple
10
2c
*
—100
preferred
Sugar
Leaf
-.7
2%c
,
Jun
Mar
50
+
r»dfw»
16%
4c
30c
7
rTt^aaaco of
12% July
50
s^s.
__'
Hugh-.PamzPorj:ujjine
17c
Hunts^ class.jA,
us—*--L:
7
Htany - & fa»^eommon • ^v. —
—
JBank
9,147
20,500
25 %c
•F^lSgh MaiarUc
*,
15
11c
30c
*
Hutdsgn Ba^tMining & Smeltd^«^_—^>» ^,49
viippejial
13
8%c
1—
preferred
Alin3j4g;>ty
July
30%
Jan
8% July
5c
235
-Hftsco
10c
Goldfields
Montreal
11%
8 %
•
4
11
3,000
! Hoyie
3,000
Mines
Apr
May
15%
13c
YeMtrknife
10c IOV4C
.
Red
Mining
2%c
18%
Oil
10c
10
Feb
7%c
17%
JL*
Mar
1.44
5%c
Groceterias
Mercury
Apr
3.500
7c
Jan
Jun
July
12c
6%
13%
16c
10 %c
Sarcee
Jun
80c
July
50c
Feb
5
3%c
1
Gold
20c
July
80c
—
Mclntyre
21% May
Jun
2o
■
July
40c
7,500
34c
Apr
Mar
46%
3%c
1
Mines
9c
Jan
75
*
_
14% Jan
13
4
18%
__1
•
Hbrtter
^
May
17c
9c
•
9c
600
95c
a
McOoll-Frontenac
lbc
6c
'.r*.
Jan
13
J
Home
■
3%c
—1
___*
—
8,000
43c
90C
9c
9.75
Jun
Gold Mines
►.
11 %c May
13,800
Hollinger Consol
t
4'/bC Mar
Jan
53
Highland-Bell
Hlgnndge Mining
,
May
3.35
18c
30c
&
10c
July
13c
1
1
Hinrto
July
2.10
52%
1
Headway Red Lake—.
.
May
Jun
—1
Hasaga Gold
Highwood
15c
17 %c
4%c Mar
5c
27 %c May
53
1
Cottonj
Harricana
7%c
1
—_
9c 10 Vic
43c
90c
Apr
10
1
Harding Carpets
Heva
8,200
32c
—9
Hamilton Bridge
Hard
65c
28c
1
Mines'
Halinor
20% Mar
Jun
85
_—-
9%c May
13% July
4c
Lac
Long
Malartic
Jun
2%c
•
•
Gold
4%c Mar
14%
Madsen Red
Mar
*
Swayze
Halliwell
1,000
5,325
'
Mac-Millan Export
9.20 May
58c
31c
9
6c
15%
Mar
May
104
Jun
80
6c
14%
1.10
Macho
May
July
29%
17
12 %c May
6c
1.08
MaeOonaid
6.25 July
95
Alabastine
Jan
165
72
6.00 J,uly
4.95
84% May
Gold
Feb
Gold
Little
Feb
150
Gold
6c
43%
8c
Apr
3.00
2 %c
1
Gunnar
3.500
65
Lynx Yellowknife—
85
—:
8%c.
70
Mines
Secord
Cluss
85
Guayana Mines
Gulf Lead Mines
May
•
Apr
July
8,000
common
35c
May
*
Felt
Jan
Lencourt Gold
Jan
1.75
21,500
Coal
Great
4c
45c
Gold
Lettch
Jun
6.00
6%c
preferred
6,250
Apr
4%c
common
23c
Mines
"U"
Laura
Jun
127
6c
Bousquet
Lakes Paper
Great
18 %c
9.75
Mines
Luz
Larder
Jun
—50
Preferred
Graham
Jan
23C
—
Lamaque
37% May
4c
Goodyear Tire common
!82c
•
19%
__
•
1
July
Jan
4%c
Porcupine
Mines
Goldora
35c
—1
Mining-
15% July
6.75
_______1
47,200
.,.1
Mines
Shore
Wasa
14.040
1
Golden
43c
1
Ltd
Mines
16%
1
Mines
35c
Apr
15%
1
Arrow
May
44c
1
Louvicourt
6%c
_1
Jun
17c
1
Loblaw
1
Gold
62c
July
_1
Gold
Jun
5.00
Mines
Jan
9c
1
Mines
2.22
5.40
•
20c
10,000
15%
___
Lake Lingman
11%
5,500
86,757
9%C
•
Dufault
Fortune
May
22
6c
46c
9c
5c
1
—
_
Lake
Mar
12c
Jun
31c
•
Lake
23%c May
Jun
May
4.5c
•
Mines
Gold
Laguerre
104
_1
Ltd
3.20 May
1
Mines
Gold
Eagle
May
—
1.20 July
105
'.
Golden
12c
Jan
1
Gold
Manitoba
Goldcrest
4%c Mar
100
9%c
1
1.89
17
Oil
Goldale
May
Ltd
51.400
1
Lake
12
104%
1
12,690
.
1
Globe
35%
Jan
Jun
,
30
Lake
Gods
Apr
8%
Leduc-West
300
_•
cohirnon.
Gold
29%
1,917
_
LapasKa
Jan
9
1,00
100
Gold
9.765
978
*
1.65
Mfg class A
Yellowknife
Giant
34%
8%
Jan
1
Mines
Laduiama
*
Glenora
32
9%
_
101%
1
2.25
-
._
Preferred
Gillies
3418
common
Feb
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
i
0
Apr
1
1.20
_1
Gener
75
Lake
Macfie
A__
General
103
Labrador Mining & Exploration—.
Ltd—
i
ordinary
101
_
2,00
■*--
*
Petroleum
General
101%
Gold
Macassa
Bakeries'
General
--10D
__
•
15%
com—_________—.—'3*
preferred
.*5%
600
Ltd
Labatt (John)
'
y
—%
Power
uauftcau
Co
1.63
^%»2.20
'<•&"*.
__i——
Ltd
605
7'%
44
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■
13% July
2.05
1.00
Apr
Lake
22,750
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103
•
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..
4.60
3.70
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5c-LrC"L»'rS
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4.05 Mar
-*
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4.40
•
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32c
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Jan
9% July
6.545
32^
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9%
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32
3
Grfaifii-eommon.———
Federal
14
Jun
103
Kirkland-Hudson
*.
,
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• -^ilr-44%£
5.80
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•
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20%
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6c
5c
__
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25
Empire Erass class A
Equitable Life Insurance
v
16%
1
Pen-Rey
.
167/8
Jun
103
Mining
Keyboycon
Jan
20
Jun
18%
15
26
Kerr-Addison
Jun
3.75
Gold
Eldona
El
1.28
5.80
Mines
Elder
El
1.50
6.90
__
50c
32%
5
285
Kirkland Townsite
1
_
Mines
30 %c July
15
31
Quebec Mines
Kenville
Jun
2.65
1.22 July
Steel
3,000
14% May
15
Kelvinator
Jan
1
Mines
Sullivan
Eastern
23c
36c
32c
Jan
9%
29 %
Gold
Kayrand
Jun
__
Jun
125
230
31
_
Nickel
Gold
May
•
41
32
12 %
15
Petroleum
Mines
Joliet
May
East
East Crest Oil
Jun
31% July
:2
11%
—
•
Kelore Mines
Duvay Gold Mines
Amphl
40
36c
—
A
Milling preferred
Joburke
Feb
10
—
*
common
7%c May
Jan
32
—32
Jun
_.
23.50
Textile
Jacknife
Jan
24
*
Feb
21%
«.
class
Intel national
Jan
40%
Chemical
Preferred
Dominion
Jun
17
.
3c
950
100
Powders
Metals
Jaculet
13%
19
10,000
1
__
Lronze
International
Jun
5%
9
5%
B______25
Stores
Dominion
11%
1
com
4c
32
pfd ___25
Mining
Pre-erred
Jun
•
& Coal
Dominion
*
_
Investment
30
3 Vac
23%,
Jun
July
Inspiration
International
Jan
19
•
..
0
International
Apr
International
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion Magnesium
_
Co_
&
Hioh
Low
4c
*
common
Apr
May
19% July
28%
25
:
14c
58c
Acceptance
Range Since January 1
32
J
Lake
Industrial
Apr
Feb
1.20
vtefk
Shares
High
Low
Par
High
Low
High
1
Mines
Week's
of Prices
fui
Range Since January 1
'
Deuuie
Sales
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
if»eck
Shares
•
Ltd
ENDED JULY
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Ivi
titii
Sale Price
Par
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
41
24,000
Mar
Mar
Apr
1.70 May
1.22 May
3.70 May
5c
July
11c
Jun
6c
fuiy
164
July
3%C
3%c
3%c
2,000
3c
Feb
7c
May
1
14c
10c
17c
44,000
10c
July
38c
Apr
1
'
1
,
42
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Norzone
Vf*
Pacalta
—)
4c
11,100
3c
Jan
10c
8%c
13,000
7c
July
12c
May
10c
18,300
8c
July
25c
May
5c
4 % 2
5c
2,000
4UC
45c
47,460
Noranda
Mines
63 %
67 %
2,260
3c
1,500
3c
40c
July
77c
u7
,4
2%c Jan
12c
July
79c
Mines
3c
1
_—__
Normetal
Mining
53c
57,050
3.55
Mines
42c
2.80
3.60
62,735
5c
Norlaruc
4'/aC
5c
10,000
OJc
July
71
Gold
Mines
Norseman
Northern
Denison
North
1
>
Extension
63
2.46 Mar
3.60
Steel
of
Co
Mines
4c
Feb
9c
Canada
45.350
10c
July
33c
North
Star Oil common
2,000
9c
Feb
15c
Iron
Oil
37c
May
15c
16,000
6Vac
Feb
9c
2,500
7 Vac
July
5c
6c
8,000
5c
Wood
Lake
*2
Specialties
10%c
11%
7%
8
325
7V2 July
5%
5%
200
5V2
Gold
until
_L
_
Ltd___
Mines
6
Mines
1.40
6
10
16c
19c
1
—-
I
Contact
Cous
Okalta
_
21c
20,400
1.26
1.50
15,425
14',kl4^c
"
__
Oils
1,000
J Learv
1.60
l~c
18c
23c
18,500
ilc
Malartic
Gold
Omega
1 31
6%c
12c
164,000
1.55
—1
Surf
.
Omnitrans
Exploration
11,900
Orange
4%c
Crush
_
4c
5c
34,000
132
131%
132
178
5%
_
Loan
5%
5%
386
50
.
.»
Orlac
Gold
Red
Taku
Feb
5%
16c
Hershey
Jage
Pamour
Pan
Western
Taylor
2.24
Jun
3%c Feb
128
9c
Jan
1,500
2.31
76V2o
63c
77c
25.000
9%c
S V2 c
9 V2
c
1,000
1.26
1.28
1.33
4,280
8c
8c
1.000
4 V2C
•
,_
Ltd
common
1.JJ
81c
1.16
71,800
75c
5.45
6.05
110
95c.
3,050
88c
39c
44,600
17c
44 V2
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Iron
Petroleum
__1
Tower
Pickle Crow Gold
"Pioneer Gold
Polaris
Mines
Traders
Feb
Finance
Transcontineniai
Jun
1.75
65
28
V2 Mar
6
Feb
2.55
2.40
2.65
3,625
7c
7c
2,000
2,000
2c
Jan
4,400
21c
5%
5%
200
4UC
45c
1,400
40c
43c
246,075
7%c
60c
7
V2c
1.65
July
63c
Jan
62c
red
Upper
3.15 May
3,750
3.00 Mar
4.00
1.65
f
s
7c
10c
22,500
3c
Jan
21c
10,300
49c
July
82c
48%
57
Jun
class
B
1
T_
f-LL
Vulcan
Mines
'
1.12
Jun
60c
1,300
55c
July
1.05
Jun
Wekusko "Cons'ol
Walte
Amulet
Walker 'Hiram!
17c
May
July
30
100
26
Jan
30
52 %
54
179
52
Jan
56%
Jun
20
20
429
20
May
22%
Jan
6.10
5.05
6.10
6,070
3.25 July
7.20
•
45c
40 %C
43c
5,200
7 %
6 %
7%
1,055
1.98
1.62
2.05
61,550
5.95
5.50
6.00
4,839
22 %
Jun
Western
Ashley
1.33
1.48
14,400
1.31
Western
Canada
Breweries
Grocers
2.14
9c
500
2,800
60c
5 V2C
July
2.05
Feb
Mar
3.55
12
July
10%c Jun
5%
200
5% July
46
105
45% July
8%
500
30c
Mar
64c
9.10
15c
Mar
30c
May
7,200
67c
July
70c
1.02
95.351
65c
July
117
19%
15,818
17
July
23%
Feb
48c
54c
2,700
40c
Apr
97c
Jan
34c
Mar
60c
43c
40,200
1,200
4»/4c
7c
5,500
2.00
200
9%
100
9%
9%
1,145
9
7 Vic
6c
7%c
1,800
6c
34 -/2C
34c
36c
6,900
27%
U
1.03
_L&__
4c
3.25
Feb
A
River
27
27%
790
8V2
10
11%
16%c
49c
500
17c
Jun
41c
Feb
1,500
20c
Jan
46c
Jun
.9.50
Jan
9.25
10,420
6,970
5 Vs
135
6v2c
1,000
62 V2
62%
70
28c
32c
16,700
15
15
10
14
V2
Apr
16%
Feb
28%
28%
15
27%
Jun
31%
Jan
Scarie
Ltd
29 y2
15%
Yale
Jun
12,100
2c
July
19
1,190
15
i:Va
8.85
17%
1
19 Va
19 Va
50
103% July
12% Jan
17
210
14
19%
Lead
Shea's
11945)
33
100
25 V2
fa bo
23%
Feb
130
99 %
Feb
Winnipeg
Creek
Sheep
15
85
Jan
2.75
8,625
Brew
class
1
4c
4c
4c
2.000
&
5%%
4c
6c
6,500
3 V2C
13%
13%
975
1
9c
8.000
7c
July
13c
7c
8v2c
10.500
4c
Jan
17c
Jun
5c
14,900
4c
Mar
9c
May
38
8,679
36
30
July
42
99%
35
99 % May
101
98 Vs
55
97 %
1.75
1.85
4,505
29c
25c
30c
12.900
11c
13c
2,500
83c
74c
85c
22,458
__1
1
Bear
Mines
"VV
-
1
4.05
Canadian
5c
9c
July
13% July
Andian
9,500
20c
July
40c
3,020
22
July
26%
10
15%
15%
15%
25
1.10
1.10
2,100
i
1.87
1.94
19 %
19%
50
1.1
—1.
1.60
19 %
common
Voting trust certificates
18%
19
300
71,016
Mines
Snanco
(Quebec)
1
6.10
l^c
Miller
Mines.—.
]
16%c
20c
2.900
79c
Mining
Silver
6.25
70c
80c
30,400
325
.
50 V2 July
53
Dairies
class
A
__*
Class B
Silverw'd
10%
Dairies
—
1,805
7%
305
98
98
20
28%
pfd.--._l00
10%
7%
•
Western
10
Class
A
B
•
28%
575
23%
Preferred
___100
23 %
24
1.240
98
—
96
98%
256
Brown
Co
Siscoe
Gold
Sladen
Canada
and
Canada
Jun
May
Feb
42c
147/a
Jan
17V2
Apr
1.05 Mar
1.20
Jan
Vinegars
July
6.00 July
15c
July
48c
9V2
Jan
Jan
6V2 Mar
92
Jan
26% Mar
23 Va July
96
July
South
1
38c
38c
5.400
30c
Apr
COc
Co
51c
63c
24.250
51c
July
20%
20%
20%
100
Brazeau
Stadacona
Standard
•
Mines
For
footnotes
42c
comroor
8
Preferred
100
see
page
43.
17 V2
Jun
12 %c
•
Chemical
34c
'
14c
10.500
10c
Mar
33c
42c
2.415
35c
July
7%
8
780
91%
91%
35
Apr
1.33
Apr
712 July
86
Jan
6
25
23
30
175
95
95
10
82
5
135
143 V4 143%
5
May
9
Jan
34
Jun
Mar
24%
108
Jun
Jan
147
May
Feb
4.40
3.75
4.50
2.956
102
100
102
115
92
•
21
20 V8
21
475
13
13
60
20 % July
12
May
22% Mar
13
14
Apr
*
49
49
49
10
39
55
May
3.25
Feb
Jan
6.00 May
114
May
8ugar_
——J—T
Morsje___"'/___.
Jan
May
Canadian Industries common
•
Preferred
-
_
22'%. Apr
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Western
;
8.85
38ci
1.04
25
25
180
180
14
3-75
3.25
3.75
700
1L100
LTL
Marconi
2.65
...
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
1
Dominion
Fairbanks
22
1.60 July
18% July
•
Malartic
25c
100
common*
Preferred
*
25
25
21%
Feb
2%
28
Jun
Mar
176
180
Jan
Jan
0V2
Apr
Apr
Jun
•
sLum6ex,A*__L;
'ILL
Paper "
100
90
*
5.00
4.50
5.00
6.500
3.50
Jan
•
23 %
21
23 %
5,587
17%
Jan
27% May
July
49%c May
100
540
89
Jan
115
6.00
May
Jun
Jan*.
Dalhousle Oil *.
Jan
-TL--ML:
deHavilland
Jun.
10% July...
7%
Jan
99 %
May
common
Steel
Dominion
Bridge
_LTL---Ar-.-
_i„LL1
''
*
34c
5,700
28 %
50
14
34c
L_
30c
28%
•
Aircraft
14
50
•
45
40 %
45
135
•
4.20
3.80
4.50
2,150
•
30
29
30
360
43%
45%
48%
2,265
19
20%
2,185
25
25
100
28c
16
12
Jan
Jan
40
July
32
Jun
16
Jun
48 %
Jun
5.85
Jun
..
Foothills
Oil
Steel
11;-
3.15
27
Jan
Feb
36% Mar
30%, Apr
co3mbfriTI:r_7%
Jan.*
27
100'/2
International
Paper
Jan.
International
Utilities
Loblaw
Southam
July
July
6
British Columbia Pulp & Paper com**4"
Preferred
—__T
100
Hayes
Simpson's Ltd class
10c
73c
May.
.
10c
19 V2
Low
30
Disher
Silverwood
May
Shares
Corp
Consolidated
Sigma
Jan
43c
for Week
IL._Li»v
National
Asbestos
May
23c
24,800
2.27
Apr
Sales
Range
of Pi ices
Par
14% Mar-
50%
Week's
Sale Price
Jun
23%
24c
1.65 July
22c
Apr
Jun
99 % July
Funds
Last
>
Jan
22
18c
Jun
Apr
Exchange-Curb Section
STOCKS
Jum"
50%
23c
30
93 3 4
98 Va
pfdt.lOO;
Jun
—
•
ou<
Gordon
Breweries
oicks
Mar
7V2c
99%
Zinc-,--.*,
Canaaiun
Sherritt
Apr
27% May
Feb
18%
2V2c July
•
A
35
102
1.85
Ltd
Jun -> -
101
2.00 July
.1
Gold
31% Mar
5c
Toronto Stock
23 %
23
Mines
Jun
8V2C
•
common
& Co
Mines
Canadian
Shawkey
Jun
71c
-
104% Mar
Jan
95%
2.40
50
70
8 V4c
4%c Jan
Jan
17
com
preferred
7c
vil).
21c
Power
red
Jan
49
33
,_100
H)
Yellorex
Vjs,.
series B
Jun
Mar
24 '2
1
Electric
(G
Jan
6c
3c
18%
Senator
4%%
Jun
Jan
11c
Feb
6c
6
IOOV2 101 %
25%
.looL
Gold
Apr
18 %c
72,700
2%c
%%
Rouyn Ltd
3hawinigan Water &
47 %
Jun
Feb
6,720
8c
103% 103%
A
Jan
4.75 Mar
.v
Feb
Feb
2.70
...
class
7.85 July
36
Jan
25c
—J
Sannorm Mines
Jun
May
4".'/2
31c
coiuj^i
Pref*rr«>6
Apr1
27
95%
—
29c
Apr
12 Va
-__1
.
Jan
Jun«
Jan
7c
100
.
2c
197,800
15
Jan
July
19
...1
July
4
A—.—
Winnipeg
Wood
—
Jun
3.00
Feb
10%
1st preierreo
Gold
Jun
6
26c
8.00
28'/2
Wlltsey-Coghlan
Wlngalt
Jun
12c
2.00 July
3c
common
Gold
Antonio
oan
Sand
7.60
20c
38 3
__5
Winchester Larder
Jan
1.84 May
2.03 Mar
8c
Mines
Paper
Apr
5.50 July
Jun
1
A
9%
preferred
4.20
Cc
III
.George;
Preferred
Jun
29,200
12
Lawrence
Jun
1.50 July
26c
4234
MineralS-Jl-ji,-.
Wesuin
Jan
80c
3.00
Chlbougamau
2nd
Jun
Jun
20c
26c
•
Products
Class
*
48% Mar
22c
9 %
—
8c 14 V2C
%c
Friday
St
9
Jun
45%
36c
common
Co
Lawrence
65c
Feb
Va
1.0UU
common_L___
1.75
2.25
Royalite Oil
St
Jan
6%
Jun
21%
Jan
Yellowknife
______
19c
s
—1"
12V2
2.00
preferred
Corp common
Jun
9
20
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Power
Jun
5 %
15%- Jan
43c
Long Lac
Saguenay
30
8
53%
•
Wl
&
830
3.00
Industries
19% Mar
8 V«c July
•
iG
1,660
0%c
Rupununl
13V2 July
9,666
Waterou,s_ Ltd^ common
52c
Robinson Cotton 1
Russell
350
4,040
9%c
1
July
16c
Mines
ftoyoar
8
14%
1
;
Oils
42 % Mar
67c
4oC
Bank
3.80 July
8
__1
19%
98c
1
Regcourt
Royal
3.25 July
9 %c
-...,100
Gold
56c
52c
Mining
cms
Jun
13 V2
•
6,600
8 jc
MacDonald
koxana
34
8
1
__i
Mines
3,392
5%
46
Petroleums Ltd
Roche
Jun
July
14%
•
.1
67c
20c
(Little)
35 %
26
9%c
•
15%
110
Queenston Gold
Robinson
Jun
23 V2 July
oO
IT
Hill
50%
9c
._,0
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Renabie
5
Jun
1
■>
'
16
.
Labrador
Reeves
...
80c
Mar
_25
Dreieiredtl:;
A
15%
Quebec Manitou
Reef
2,594
24c
*
class
B
55c
Quebec Gold Mining Corp
Quemont
'
July
13 %
•
Western
Quebec
26
SIL.9
;
53c
.
2.14
__—__
25%
26
1.39 May
184
Feb
1.41
;
23V2
Htoouicco "_
Ltd
Villbona
May
54c
,19%
common......
68,300
26
preference.
Canada
Vicour
Jun
50c
'
Mines
Mills
54c
Jan
3.45 Mar
Dome
Flour
40c
Julv
10% Mar
Jun
July
■
Preferred
50c
80c
167
Apr
Preferred
Jan
2.25 July
Airways
Purity
25
80
Steel
3,125
1
Purdy Mica
105
12
3.25
United
14,720
common.
Prospectors
2,200
179
12
3.25
Westeel
East
May
3.25
Jan
2.35
L.
Preston
47c
Apr
6V2 May
34c
10c
Metals
90c
178
12
25%
Oils
uio
Corp
Jan
40c
Keno
1.95
50'/2
Pressed
Mar
12 %c
62c
Dnlted
3.30
River
Power
45c
Feb
United
2.25
Gold—
Powell Rouyn Gold
V T C
12,100
July
July
Violamac
Powell
28c
19 % Mar
27c
15c
May
7c
Jan
22c
Feb
Apr
May
Acceptance Corp cbmfeonr_;rr„*
60c
10 v2c May
July
24c
17
3.65
17c
36c
Fuel
23c
2,030
Feb
3,300
Corp
2%c
35
31c
6c
6,900
United
22c
17%
27c
__
2.35 July
25c
United
2%e
Apr
45e
Apr
Feb
7%
25c
Jun
Feb
Jun
17%
27c
A—
Mining
3c
__
90c
Gas
3c
Feb
Jun
31
3bc
Union
1,500
Jan
25c
Union
2,700
14%c
45c
Feb
4c
1.G6
July
•
Jun
40c
15 %c May
Jun
3.00
Peninsular
Reef
Apr
Jan
200
*
Trans vision-Television
Jun
4%c
40c
"
Apr
J.30
Porcupine
3.30
July
30
TL
1.58
4c
5
class
15c
..2 35
Oil
Porcupine
Jan
8%c May
3c
6%
1
B
7.25
4c
1.5
July
25c
1.20
6 V2
100
At^Z—l
Petroleums
Ventures
„
3.60 May
18
1.20 Mav
29 %
•,*,»»*
Works class
49 %
33c
5 %
Mines
Toronto General Trusts—
Jan
42c
*
24 % May
Mar
__
•
Gold
F^eb
4c
40c
30
1
July
„2,
Gold
Piccadilly
4.20
45%
88c
Securities
Feb
•
lJT_TtlL.__.__f___»
12%c
July
4*>c
People's Credit
perron
36,255
44%
__
July
*
w.__
common....
Gold
Torbrit
July
7%
G%c July
5%c Feb
...
15 %c July
3 v2c
)
May
132
5% July
69,400
—i
Feb
May
50c
Mines
Pearson
Tomblll
Jan
Jun
.2c
—
Feb
2.25
15
2,000
Tip Top Tailors
29c
7c
Ccnsol
Paymaster
500
20%
13,575
Apr
19V2C
_10c
Malartic
Partanen
Jun
May
Feb
7%c
_1
210
4c
*
Jan
4j %
Oil
23,600
18
15V2c 15 V2C
]
17c
*
Malartic
490
3.40
2.75
Thompson-Lundmark
2%c
5c
Mines
Pmamaque
Parbec
Jun
23%
Jun
30c
1.31 July
7c
Ltd-
Mines
23
2.85
3.40
2.50
Jun
2.33
Jun
6V2C
Tubes
Apr
18%
Mar
20
3V2C
7
1.26 July
12c
6 00
Porcupine
Apr
Mar
Jan
2.72
34c
Jun
July
1
Petroleum
2,130
16 V2
*
-
River
Union
Pacific
22%
22%
1
.
.1
Gold
Tamblyn
Mar
6
Apr
1
—
.
Lake
Oslsko Lake Mines
50
July
I
Jun
Class
Orenada
17
_T
*L 'L
„
Inlet
Toronto
Ontario
75c
21 %
1
1
Mine#
Superior Oils Ltd
To burn
Ogama-Rockland
43c
________
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Oakville
Obaska
2,000
i8v2c Jun
Jun
5 'M
5
45c
18
i
Mines
preferred
Sullivan
Jun
7%
•
Preferred
35%
Apr
12c
11c
5 Vic
Mines
18
26% July
25
Rck
Bylvanite
Northland
12% July
225
22 %
common
Sturgeon River Gold
May
15c
7 Vac
1 -c
North Inca Gold
1,925
44 %c
Preferred
Stuart
July
12c
—
High
14
28
May
10c
■'
___
Low
12%
26 %
26 >
Goia
Ghseu
Eteaman Bros
Jun
14
Range Since January 1
High
17
ptaritttt
Feb
6V2c
Low
L—
Sudbury
Norpick
Shares
n^ving common,.
Preferred
Apr
July
Standsrrt
Steep
Norgold
for Week
May
33c
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
May
7'/^C
43c
Mines
Week's
Last
Saie Price
High
3%c
Yellowknife
vichoiaon
Low
.
21
Friday
,c
.
JULY
STOCKS
High
.
MARKETS
ENDED
Range Since January 1
3%c
...
_
Thurbols
Nib
Shares
8c
Oils
WEEK
for Week
6011:
-6
New
LISTED
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Uit
Price
New
.
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
(322)
Groceterias
•
"SLtl.
1.05
.
18c
10%
95
Ogilvie
Apr
«fe
Flour
Ontario
-L
common
Preferred
Jun
May
5
—
37%
Jan
53
Jun
18% July
25
Jun
23
28
May
July
.
Minnesota
May
May.
63%c Mar
20%
6
.-3S\
Paper_T
~
57c., May
22
.
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'jl.
Inc"3!'
'
Pend Oreille
.1
—
Supertest Petroleum ord
Temiskaming Mining
19%
17 7
a
19%
1,105
20%
* "
_T_L _L_ _M 00
20%
20%
50
165
165
10
6.25
6.60
1,205
>
—
6. CO
'
_.
_____
95
95
Cc
7c
10
12,000
17'/2
Jan
19% May
165
July
5.05 Mar
CO
6c
22% May
21%
175
6.85
Apr
Feb
Jun
Jan
95
July
Apr
11c
May
Volume 172
Number 4927
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(323)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
SECURITIES
July
21
Investing Companies
Par M"
Affiliated
Amerex
6.51
7.14
1(4
4 22
Inc
Holding
10
Corp
Business Shares
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Fund
1
Inv
Tr
of
Fund
Bowling
Net
31 y4
3.91
4.23
8.46
America
•
19.61
20.83
16.79
18.15
1
19.62
21.50
Century Shares Trust
1
34.21
36.78
Chemical
1
15.47
16.71
Ltd
Fund
100 4.600
com
Preferred
100
Commonwealth Investment
1
139
5.80
'
__i_-_lc
3.44
4.20
4.53
Mass
shares
13.45
Invest Fund Tnc
1
Balancea
Bona
Stock
1
18.30
19.56
Preierred
4.11
2.02
First
Boston
Corp
First
Mutual
Trust
Franklin
10
Fund
Custodian
Preferred
stock
Common
Stock
Industries
General
Capital
General
Group
Fund
1,
Jan.
1.
1953-1951
99.26
Feb
1
'05* 1953
101.12
l%s Oct
99.16
99.22
100
Stock
March
15,
7.39
1%S March,15,
99.26
100
4.42
4.22
4.61
1
16.22
17.44
6 64
5.14
5.64
New* York
15.27
16.73
15.76
17.04
Aviation
1
54.24
58*65
Bank
1
1
5.05
5.46
Fund
-
-
1,1951
Bate
Agriculture
1
9.98
10.94
1
6.90
.0009
1,
1951
99.9858
.9946
8.48
12.45
1
10.80
a
lc
7.01
Automobile shares
lc
6 32
6.93
Diversified
Irfdustry
4.17
lc
7.08
7.76
Dlveisined
Investment Fund.l >; 11.39
lc
6 98
Dlversif'ed
<rpferred
1-49
9-
1-50
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
1-
3-50
10-
2-50
bl.35
1.20%
2-
1-50
11-
1-50
lc
6.62
7.23
Electrical
9 99
10.94
4.80
5.2 7
Dated
>0 <»
3
Due
If
">
Hid
4<k
bl.35
1-50
bl.40
1.25%
7-
3-50
12-
1-50
bl.40
1.25%
1.30%
4-
3-50
1-
2-51
bl.40
1.25%
5-
1-50
2-
1-51
bl.40
1.30%
%
1 -fs 1
bl.45
1.30%
1.35%
t
1.25%
1
«•>
40%
7-
3-50
4-
2-51
bl.45
1.30%
1.40%
8-
1-50
5-
1-50
bl.45
1.30%
11.34
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Ban
,71.30 %
1-50
12.48
7 55
Ask
1.15%
1
8-
4.57
Aviation shares
Bid
bl.35
1.35 7,
1-49
13.64
Agricultural shares
Due
11-
41.30 %
8.84
1
99.29
100.3
12-
12.49
8.07
99.28
1.30%
9.29
11.40
■„
„
i &
100.1
100.2
Dated
7.56
stock
100
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Inc—
Building-supply
Chemicat-'-__r_
99.9933
1950
3.90
1
6.06
Com Stock Series
1950
15,
7.45
3.57
.0138
1,
Jan.
5.41
6.82
100.0020
Octi
lV.s
.0293
Sept.
l%s
.0257
351
4.95
Ask
Indebtedness—
4.83
3.21
Bid
ol
lV«s
.0258
1955
1
Groutf" Series!?!
Stocks
1957-1955
Maturity—
100.0071
1954
6.76
1
Series
Oct.
l%s
1
&
l%s
1
Series
England
1,
.0252
100.0071
"D"
1
Series
Series -ji„
Priced
101.18
Price
Aak
100.0091
1951
7.42
New
Securities—
l%s July
TftO
1
Corp
Investors Trust
119%
100.0065
l%S'July I, 1951 "C"
6.86
1
Inc
1952-1950
Certificates
"B"
6.79
Automobile
Gas
1 1951
j
2
Inc
118%
Bid
l
5.78
Low
1961
f"l%S Aug 1, 1951
lc
series
Investors
Ask
1
100.2
Dollar
10.09
Series
Industrial -Stock
Inc—
Bid
May
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
15.02
9.33
lc
Funds
99.30
Canal 3s
1V4S July
13.99
Series
Selected
1953
1
Bond
Speculative
26%
point
a
Bonds—
iv2(,
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
l
»•.
Priced
Income
9
2.21
1,
14.25
„_l
5.21
1
series
stock
Fundamental
25
4.23
29.
Panama
.
Securities—,«
series
Low
27.09
of
BanK
2%s
Iasuet
w
Investors Corp_.»
Security Series—
28.98
5
Fund
Bund
27.10
20c
2nd
of
Natlon-Wide
1
Inc_l
*"""4%s Feb.
14.48
Balanced Fund
Fund
Land
lV4s
14.62
Inc.l
Inc.__l
National
Inc
100.1
32nds
more
100.1
Bank for Cooperatives—
30.69
Boston
Investors
National
Industrial
or
Pederal
8.34
interest__l
beneficial
Fund
Mass
1.63
Fund
7.61
Fund
Mutual
15.57
Fidelity Fund Inc
4.58
Inc__10c
Central
Trust
^28.39
' 13.18
1.53
Equity
lc
Bond
ol
14.24
Financial
_
shares
Investors
1
Fund
99.31
99.31
one
5.05
Steel
Manhattan
Howard—
Ask
4.99
Metals
shares
25c
Fund
15, 1950
15, 1951
other
represent
Bid
4.63
Jc
...
3.80
lc
Papei
Delaware
Shares
3.78
3.81
lc
141
6.30
l%s Feb.
3.91
3.45
Furnishings shares
Mutual
.750
"•1.35s Sept.
4.17
20
&
3.43
Non-Ferrous
8.n9
y
3.69
18 %
Eaton
3.54
3.34
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Dividend
lc
3.78
Ctfs
Christiana Securities
shares
Equipment shares.lc
Business
22.52
5
Fund
47i66
47.66
Funds—
Petroleum
Street Invest Corp
10
.
Federal Home Loan Banks—
i.
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares__lc
21.C9
1
8.78
Bullock
Figures after decimal
Ask
Fund—
Value)
set
Bid
Home
10c
Broad
Pat
Second
Automobile
2%
2
Sayles
Net A
Managed
Inc—
value..
asset
i
5%
1
Fund
Loomis
16.60
5 %
Mutual Funds—
9.15
15.27
1
Inc
Green
29%
5
Corp
Blair Holdings Corp
Boston
Ask
Inc.——1
B
Beneficial
Bond
Obligations Of Government Agencies
4 57
Securities
Fund
American
Bid
1
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical
Building
shares
Chemical
Food
^
shares
shares
lc
bond
10.58
1
8.05
8.82
Metals
7.07
7 75
Gils
9 39
9.8 i
Pacific
Coast
Utility
"_-i-
8.46
9.27
Public
lc
5.93
6
8.41
no
Fund
Railroad
7 67
Invest
Steel
Bid
9.63
_lc
3.98
4.33
lc
5.15
5.65
lc
5.92
6.50
Petroleum
lc
4.j 8
4.59
Putnam
lc
5.60
6.15
Republic*" Investors
1
4.50
4 86
Petroleum
Railroad
Steel
lc
shares
stock
shares
shares
Tobacco
shares
Utility shares
7.48
1.00%
Sept.
14.
1950
bl.18
1.10%
Aug.
3,
1950
bl.18
1.06%
Sept.
21,
1950
bl.18
1.10%
8.20
Aug.
10,
6.05
6.63
Aug.
17, 1950
1
■*
f'obacCb
6.66
7.30
Aug.
9.48
10.39
10.36
11.35
Paclllc Arrrer Investors com__lOc
*1
50
preferred
&
iGeoi
Plan
Fund
Inc
Income Foundation
Bank
Aug. .31,
Sept.;-7,
Oct.
13.
IPSO
bl.18
1.10%
1.08%
Oct.
19,
1950
bl.18
1.12%
1.10%
28.
5
1950
bl.18
1950-
1.10%
bl.18
:
1.10%
Shareholders Trust of
lc
10.48
11.49
State
li
8jc
8 jC
Group shares
lc
99c
Bond Group
lc
Shares
Group
Stock
and
Ltd—
Sovereign
shares
shares
Co
Trust
of
Investors Management Fund
(Investment
Bl
valuei_*
51.89
51.89
11.16
12.03
Par
Boston__l
Investors
Street
Television
Trusteed
1
B
1
-18.82
C
1
14.87
15.19
1
income
Fund
1
Science
Fund
27.14
28.39
United
B-2
(Medium
1
24.31
26.52
Value
(Low
Bonds)
1
17.31
18.89
Wall ot^eet
B-4
(Speculative Bonds)
(Income pfd Stocks)
1
10.55
11.51
1
16.18
17.55
A
Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
(Quality common Stks)_l
22.73
2 4.80
K-l
K-2
S-l
Fund
Inc
32 1 i
1
14.53
15.91
13.12
11.-2
S-4
(Low
5.09
5.5 j
5 07
5.56
Independence Trust Shares
2.b5
4.78
Knickerbocker
Lexington
Fund
_1
Fund
Trust
25c
2.42
32.98
i.
32.98
10
32
%ak
First
•
94
Home
53
55
Insur Co of
10
53
55 %
Jersey Insurance
25
64%
8.62
2.55
MaiyicWiu
Alliance
American
10
Automobile
American
American
Casualty
American
Equitable
23%
45%
25 %
48%
5
Assur_
15%
17
5
—
_
21
23
i)2.io
common
P1101
Si.05
Convertible
preferred—5
Massachusetts Bonding
.V
5
Merchant
Fire
Merchants
American
&
Fidelity Si Casualty—5
-2%
Newark
14
19%
National
Re-Insurance
10
26%
29
National
Fire
25
55%
58
National
Union
54
58
American Surety
.
_
_
—
__
_
10
Automobile
New
Casualty
(Detroit)
1:
r
Flre_
Amsterdam
_
General Life—
Continental
94
Casualty
New
North
76 %
Northeastern
33%
35%
Pacific
57
60
69
10
64
59%
4
64%
10
55
58
Frisco. —10
£3
83
of
Phlia_
of
of
Newark
5
Glens
Fails
Globe
&
Republic
&
Rutgers
10
Corp_
Fire
fxn
Fin
Hartford
Steamboiler
43%
15
—
13%
16
91
5
—
%
-lO °
27%
29
29%
31
108%
112%
.10
31%
33%
79
Trust
12
& Marine
Surety
San
635
605
Bank
Bid
Standard
^Accident
102%
103
1980
101%
102%
3s
—1980
103%
104%
1975
101%
Lightr2%s—1980
101%
101%
Dei«
Gas
Gas
Co
3s—•
B
.F.deijb'
U
S
S
49
52
20
67
70
A—6.25
24
25%
Francisco
of
Amer
N
T
S
&
Sartforo
-7
Southern
Calif
utu
„
pfd
Bid
Aak
pfd_30
5,/a%
31
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^
2%s__1985
Elec &
State
Pfd
Gas
"•acini
M
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53
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10°,/a
102
19
21
106
108
Gas—
1949)—100
(series
81
107
52
N
?
105%
50
102
Elec
Co-
redeemable
1st
pfd—28
28%
29
101%*.. 101%
Ry 3s—1980
Gas
3.90c
101
__
101%
Power
Line
100
atlhties 84 75 Pf<L10°
Malne F>ub Serv $5-50 pfd
20
Public Serv El & Gas 2%s—1980
Air
Par
Light—
Electric
3outhern
„
&
101%
100%
Elec.
Powe-
preferred
103%
Potomac
Continued)—
1
*uie
4 28?,
103'%
967/e
27/'aS--1980
°UD 3er» of Okla 4.65* pId-100
97%
101%
Wisconsin Elec Power 2%s__1980
T
Stocks—
101%
101
Rouimcei
401%
35
101
52
56
31%
42%
4 10%
fist
106%
Elec--
&
103%
...
preferred series H—100
ult*°
tn
100
105%
106%
20
54%
55%
52'%
5j%
21%
22
103%
•
•
&
104
1CK»
—
Gas
102%
101
4
r«*t^rrea...
Valley Gas & Elec
Hudson
South Calif Edison 4.08% pfd_25
n~
Elec
44 %'
.33
440
—
4.75%
Conn
preferred
Lt
$2.04
&
Pwr
$2.20
pfd
preferred
ri
,
~10c
106
107l/2
—.—100
106
108
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.
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•
35
425
.
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....
7
~
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lot
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in
n
sale
year's
tnot
45
67
70
llquidatlng dividend
'to
79
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to
value,
e
tin
in
year
»
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trading
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par
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range
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43
a
Bid
Par
iu
.....
12 %
Bank
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100%
101%
102%
4
Fire
38
1980
2%s_1980
2.3/4s;
change.
& Guaranty CO—2
Guarantee-^.
Westchester
Utilities
102%
Blackstone
29%
10 «
10
Firs
U
&
.1980
a
U
295
36
102
2%s
2%s
Central
33
1.
_10
i(R>
.
states
Stocks
\sfc
1980
+
Edison
^- $4,25 preferred
98
12%
—I—10-
Security. j.New Haven)
!
Fire St Marine.!
275
—20
Trust—
Recent Security Issues
Edison Co
31
7%
ILllilQ
Springfield
&
umif-o
9%
8%
100
'
States
Ohio
4%
29
2
PauljHre
Trust- -100
73
3%
10
Y)
81
83
-"•Pacific Gas & Elec 2%s—__1976
16%
70
5
(N
295
Bank
First National Bank
1990
6ft--
15
96
—.10
—
61%
5
Republic "^Texasi
Seaboard
12%
140"
132
10
Deposit Natl Bank. -100
41%
2%s
7%
6%
"
Corp
20%
48%
47
94%
Bell Tel Co
N J
..
"'
10
27
11
45
39%
27/aS
Illinois' Power Co
45%
Accident
19%
46%
common.5
American
rtttuuvei
41
25
24
Travelers
Hartford
34%:.
*■'+•'41
5
preferred
Boston
•7 Gulf
55%
32%
-3,33%
Fire
Rein&uiaboe
5
.
Co
37%
Portland
253
91%
25
St
Elec
3.2,.;,-
18
Providence-Washington
St
General Reinsurance
Ins
36
of
58%
56%
248
12%
T
Columbia
"■
35%
*
Detroit. —10
Natl
Bank
Trust_17%
St
Trust__!
Brooklyn Union
*
25%
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
Preferred
Fund
30
16
Pnoeuix
10
—
States
Dallas -Pow
24%
Peerless
•
Assoc—
20
100
National
Guarantee
Seaboard
j.0
"iremen's
n
33
Federal
s
.
33%
S
35
43
25
Bank
Appalachian
8%
10 " 53%
—2.50
Northern
55%
31
Fidelity & Deposit of Md„
Assn
29
7%
42.50 * 42%
73%
53%
Pacific
Group
4-ZZ—
Fire
River
—10
Employers Reinsurance
^lreman
28%
27
10
28%
340
33%
Peoples First National
1,520
41
Bonds—
V.
55 %
22
10
Co
Inc
Co
Trust
Nat'l
20%
Mellon
24
2
Casualty
York
52%
20%
...10
____
Inc
Forster
Employees
:':j
_
27
10
325
—16
7
103
10
__
-
Fire
Connecticut
&
53
5
Hampshire Fire
5
-
__
Camden
—25
P)
City Bank
York
:
17%
^ 22
4
27
-100
Bank
Farmers
32%
[QW(i
New
Bankers & Shippers—
Boston
(4
50%
5
Z
—20
Co
Pittsburgh
304
19%
25
i
Trust
52 •-
15%
18%
American of
American
Assurance
Mirs._
34%
16
10
preierrea
665
103.%.
47
x
640
Ask
bia
20*
of N Y
_100
Detroit
29
100 1,450
&
(J
National
99 %
"
320
Bank
City
National
1,310
295
10
Morgan
32 %
10
236
300
34
100 1,250
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
2.27
5
America
Bank
Manufacturers
PM
.
North
Trust
Guaranty Trust
4.
100
Industrial Bank of Commerce .10
67%
Agricultural
-a-
81
Trust
National
United
rx"
89
.10
—
Life
Aetna
Bid
8t Surety- —10
Bank
Fiduciary
3.79
Insurance Companies
Casualty
95
229
Co
Trust
National
22
18.01
Title
Insurance
92%
100
_100
39
3.92
'
Trust_. 33%
Savings
National Bank
Cleveland
1C8
20
2.24
1
lb
Bank
&
Trust
i
37
•••
*
1
Central
6
62%
105
Sterling
Aetna
53%
5%
60%
16
Public
Aetna
51%
10
liu&i-*o
10
7.52
1
•
Trust
01
50
New
Par
pp
'
.
&
Bank
Federation
3.50
2.50
Ahier^Trust SharesSeries'1955
Loomis
Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
•
E
Ask
230
Cleveland
19.54--
Unit 'H'.-yptr 1 ruslbDlversiUpd TJrpstee Shares-
Series
Bid
220
Illinois
Rdnif
Trust
Northern
40%
_100
45%
(White Plains, N Y)_-_
Empire Trust
North
Priced com Stks)—1
'
Co
Excnange bann
County Trust Co
.**>„.■
(Income com Stocks)
(Appreciation com Stks)_J
38%
43 %
81 Trust
National
Harris
15
16.751'
>5-
'
S-2
First
102
17.91
1 "*
S-3
99
Bank
National
49%
142
10
Trust
Corn
5.58
" 10.78~<
1
.
Bank
&
20
Natl
Continental
335
47'/»
137
11.00
1
•
29.46
Trust
1
Investment Co
■
320
10
Bank
Continental
10.89
5.11
1
Investing Corp
.iit<,h^..^.Fund Inc
Wisconsin
19.94
4.37
Wellh.gtpu Fund
Line
10P
100
National
City
%
Avenue
Trust
Chemical
10.02
1
Par
30
28%
Commercial National Bank St
7.67
United
Grade Bds)
Chase
6.87 i
Union- Preferred Stock Fund
Union Common Stock Fund
1
Co__10
Central Hanover Bank & Trust
21.74
3'ries
Shares
York
82c
Series
1
New
Brooklyn
25c
A
Fifth
11.72
9.27
series
of
&
10.75
*
10.66
B-3
Priced
Bank
Manhattan
Bankers Trust
13.95
Fund
the
6.79
9.81
Bond
of
54.25
8.48
Union
Companies
Aak
Chicago
6.21
12.73
Funds—
Bonds)
Bank
22.47
Bid
York
73c
1
Shares
New
,51.75
Corp_*
Inc
Industry
21.19
/
„1
Investment
Fund
Banks & Trust
2.75
i
Boston
Keystone Custodian
1.09
2.52
1
America
oi
Selected
%
1
Ainer Shares
1.91
25.38
Investment
Great
Oct.
bl.18
L
1950
17.04
2%
asset
1.76
Investment
2nd
Sept.
1.08%
1.08%
bl.18
1950
1.08%
bl.18
Clark
24.40
Group
Insurance
Globe
bl.18
bl.18
1950
25
Fund
&
Mr*(net
25
17
1.3 15.85
5
Investors
Institutional
Fire
1950
24,
3%
24
5
Fund
10c
Incorporated
Aviation
Fund
Fund
3%
.*
5
Trading
Scudder? Stevens
Howe
Crum
Ask
bl.18
12.39
11.31
1950
2.66
Equipment shares
Bid
21.16
19.31
27,
1
8.8.3
2.59
Treasury Bills
Ask
July
1
5.02
lc
lc
1.25%
United States
1
Shares
bl.35
10.16
1
l
uiiV equipment
1-50.
11.63
1
i
lc
3
10.61
-
10.41
9.27
1
7.99
12.87
9.50
„
11-
11.59
11.74
_
1
1-50
5-
,1.30%
11.46
10.35
1
5.oi
Railroad Bond
RR
1
l
slock
lc
shares
stock
Macnniery
Merchandising
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
series
equipment
Insurance
7.29
Investing Company shares__lc
Priced
bond
lc
shares
Industrial Machinery shares
Institutional bond shares
Low
Corporate
lc
Fully administered shares
General
7.69
N
Y
Admitted
to
0 tnc
rao^r
f Fia-
Curt
•
/it.a
uric*
«
UnlisieC
.
v»r'
"
to
listing
nch.dec
•»
Tr »nn
c Deferred
price
Adrmrieo
Ca-t
■
</«•
'n
wheD
tTbew
oonru
ar*
suoipci
10
all
Feaerai
N.
Y.
taxes.
sales (not
Stock Ex¬
range),
delivered
y Ex-rlghts
default
delivery
on
year's
t Ex-
wl When
43
44
2
(324)
7 he Commercial and Financial Chrfaigtg&x,,? Monday.
T'
Week Ended July 15
Inc. or
'
<
Bank
will show an
this week
clearings
increase compared with a
year
Third
ago.
%
Dec. %
1,069.969
+4i6.6J2
1.263,605
+
11.7
1,103,568
1,012 338
+
9.0
+236.117-
Lancaster
3,746,079
3,409,385
+
9.9
3 526.329
993,000,000
887,000.000
Philadelphia
365.127"
13.0%
be
is
this center there
corresponding
those of the
above
week last year.
Friday of 6.5%.
gain for the week ended
a
2,793.223
+
16.5
3.016.956
4.909.765
+ 23.9
2,104,961
+ 36.5
2,859:280
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
BY
i
1949
1950
$6,795,955,641
+
815,786,007
548.434.481
+
48.7
1,061.000.000
899.000,000
+
)l7.9
|
Philadelphia
Ohio—Canton
193.186,555
166,865.427
+ 18.8
195,784,072..
Cleveland
348,697,868
293.440,082
+ 18.8
463,829,462
+
| 6.9
Columbus
43,638,200
39,702,000
+
*7.7
Mansfield
5,540,504
4,465,038
Youngstown
9.425,901
8,377.370
329,034,674
274,277,945
239,300,000
+ 12.5
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
8an Francisco
374,010.000
297.748.000
+
Pittsburgh
336.137,386
273,948,161
+
£2.7
373.498,485
299,686.100
261,387.625
220,264,115
+^8.7
+/12.0
Baltimore—
Ten cities five
days
Total all cities, five
All cities, one
739.742,551
Fifth
Federal
944,394,444
+jl3.0
Total
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
issue of
We cannot
week.
next
ends Saturday and the
furnish them
Saturday figures
today,
not available at time of
are
14,407,000
going to
the elaborate detailed
able
to
.
'.
'
■
'
.
*
Federal
bank clearings at
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
of 6.6%, in
66,767 373,
,+ 20.9
213,200 000
$13,694,-
t
a summary
+
30.5
4,279,571
3.066,731
+
19.0
82.039,606
77,509,347
91.075, 874
+-12.0,
Seventh
Federal
Indianapolis
108,240.373
589,407,001
+ 13.5
599,608.137
566,188,151,-.
»th
•th
—
<
H
13:5
+
26v3
5,967,490
+
24.1
St.
3,672,042
+ 20.9
35.066,500
27.909,7(T5
15,039.261
+
17.2
1,177.163
+
20.5
Chicago
812.621.626
719.313.888
+
4,089,544
3,885,751
+
14,409,812
6.383.020
12,860,954
+
12.0
4,742.439
+
34.6
4,703,329
4,509.480
+
4.5
1,080,037,009
944,916.041
4,440,608
~
City
Illinois—Bloomlngton
7,518,209.800
V
"
1,036.395.963
923,734.665
+
12.2
1,014,875.760
1
880,476,492
7
"
944,394,444
794,651.449
-+18.8
938.111,073
f
784 649,324
6
"
499,491,562
431,991.309
+
15.6
467.913.810
"
668.780.986
589,407.001
+
13.5
599.608.137
"
1,080,037,009
944.916.041
+
14.3
1,072,540.973
"
500.437,538
446.522.902
+
12.1
517.546.711
430.751.438
7
"
425,647.609
367,375.218
+
15.9
430,046.498 f
"
570,040,347
491.062,218
+-
6.1
"
353,341,092
•••300.286,263
+
10
"
862.849.891
755,920.820
+
112 cities
Total
.
't
,
Illinois—Quincy
add
week ended July
'
Total (4 cities)
566,188,151
13,694,456.855
15,123,102,800
6,910.4-15,851
our
detailed statement showing
Federal
Ninth
495.218.535
Reserve
17.7
329,731.017
284,710,757
Reserve
14.1
830,146.133
695,028,528
+
+
10.4
14.1
14.870.556,829
$
-
Inc. or
Dec. %
*■
«
+ 19.5
Springfield
i
b
2.121.489
17.8
*
4.599,285
10.0
496,942,515
1.907,198
827.456
2,599.283
8 862,744
5.309.786
4,381.940
5.020.292"
3.735,'217'
1,072,540.978
928,810.850
8 0
304.900.000
249 900.000
127,112.740,.
106.709.906
+
<-
83
+21.4
480.51*3
72,069,343
2,072,189
..2.047,453.-
1,793, &33,,.'+ 25.4
+
51.7,546,711
12.1
430,751,433
7,452,203
6.136.763
13.2
298.253,629
243,352,347
+ 23.4
6,815,494
253,425,095
98 355 298
81,337.155
6,448,676
„+16.2
+
83.278,813
..
7,304.340
20:1
9.211,722
4.134,501
3,972,954
f
4.1
4,474.062
4,048.244
3,943,039
+
2.7
3,809.773
3 363,483
8,635,463
4-27.6
8.489.811
7,540,406
367,375,218
+ 15,9
430,046,493
351,499,376
Helena
11,021,238
1.832,749
9.955.353
Federal
Reserve
District—Kansas
+
31.0
£
1
i'
2,142,529
+ 19.7
913.900
+
41.3
2,349,122
24.6
J;-'
4.323.857
+
9.6
648.817
582,203
+
50.0
8,501.743
6 193,765
138,834,049
122,222,186
+ 13.6
133.494.824
119,220,507
+
+•44.2
6,818.957
-26.8
30.593,532
12.751.129
+
12.361.873
10.469,461
24.543,000
+
13.2
28.657.600-
25.366,200
1.391,742
+
28.9
1,712.635'
1.457 540
Reserve
District—New
518,807,733
+ 11.9
3.200.312
92.000,257
.
82,933,053
2,146,599
—
1.665,329
'
Eleventh
Rochester
23.504.017
Syracuse
16,295,487
Federal
Reserve
-
15,282,512
*875,000
Jersey—Montclair
45.918,523 "
597.994.540 -'
31,008.897
Galveston
5,612.726
-
;
Jersey.--S2.
Total (12 CIVjlz)
5.971.900
11.455.850
Total (6 cities)
353,341,092
.
'+'
8,853,627
8,956.476
290,334.243
->.
Wichita Falls
525.230.397
—
+
9.1
63.886.869,
15.5
3.023.893
2.459,894.
11.622.356
2,088.239
^
2.356.549-. "
-
553,332,322
1,570,595
" 495.218,535
243,635.921
<.
u
8.582,141
1.2
269.579.304'
+ 19.2
31.023;543
4+^12.6
27.540,518
5,289.000
6.1
+
j-r 39.6
4,277,716'
•
•
-
' •+"T.2 "
10,689.471
300,233.263-; + 17.7
-
V"
6,47+328
^"230.213,000
30.938.357
...
5.5254)00^, v , 5,427.000
4.462.906 "
r--" 3,290,084
'10.558, r23 i"'1' 8.385,983
329,731.017
234.710,757
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Washington—Seattle
2.750.897
137,399,341
"
86.226,935
28.9
1.72+328
+479.765
California—Long Beach
1.913,977
Oregon—Portland
1.864 658
7,08+693,13G
20.158 050
+
16.6
23,448,508
18.806,834
13,599.259
+
19.8
13,807.692
11,852.008
"
24.8
12,247,695
+
793,269
+
10.3
40,807,608
+
12.5
50,252.192
7,601,155, m
7,729,76+231
+ 10.8
+
6.6
14,484,865^
719,551*
46,009,767
56.a«1.052.
7,516,209,890
""
175.331.961
102,172.453
53,217,776
,+ 13.6
•62.247.809
49,936,340
17.385.970
3,737,499".
15.527.193
San Jose
11.114,413
.
'
11.996,330
4.165,400
i
4,156,664
10.430.848
-9,59 + 728
+ 24.6,
+
,
9.919.779
18.032.633
408.658.204
—
+
_
3,753,614
11.998,383
4.2'
+ 13.9
364,957,753
14.943,455
Santa Barbara
12.0
+
;
<11,596.812
415.595,963
San Francisco
Stockton—.:
-
3,959.278
+-17.4
60.438.107
Utah—Salt Lake City
7,197.83+443;
104.544.926
130,273,591
+ 21.0
159.141,374"
4.521,718
69.880,855'
6.7
121,997.691 + '+ 12.6
186.854,676
+ 10.9
-
Francisco
12,877.955
.
+
55 690.812
-
-h- 6.1
331.303,746
13.074 397
8.3
District—Dallas—
Fort Worth
*
Newark
491,062,218
Texas—Austin
Dallas
+-28.6
1.905.385
6,784 011,004
Connecticut—Stamford
+ 23.0
570,040,347
Pasadena..
i
2,465,757
3^.348,663
"l4.85f,794
_
368.810.727
5.222,396
-
2,451.065
7,235,839,646
Jamestown
+
3.033,280
Yakima
Bulialo
+ 18.8
2.874.265
8,198.989^.
...
"15,571:917
6.912,377
Twelfth
118.753.070
3,696:941
.
11,649,910
,
-
York—
107,454.942
Hew York—Albany
+ 46:4
3,114,160
Louisiana—Shreveport
580.530,498
14.1"
14,152,271
320,531,566
13,841,732
Total (10 cities)
25.311.924
1.794,416
Total 12 cities)
9.8
+
16.141,113
St. Joseph
999.976
+
8.831,200
*9.700,000
373,039,897
1.988.411
5,678.567
7.4
430.662
+ 62.1
577,705
7,214.808
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
1,798,310
7,990,691
♦
714.060
542.550
633,296
879.693
Wichita
439.645.917
26.700,654
8,781,098 t:"
City—
,10,323.127
Missouri—Kansas City
27,781,500
New Hampshire—Manchester
3 270,546
Omaha
1.704.028
13,696,705
Rhode Island—Providence
425,647,609
_
Hastings
t
8,185,716
New Haven
.
4
Lincoln
33.863,043
Worcester
Northern New
14.583.142
'
8,769.445
1947
1948
+
990,811
-
Connecticut—Hartford
New
2 098.437
+ 13.0
/
79,623.602
7.916.950
Nebraska—Fremont
+
2,498,378
New Bedford
New York
4,319.263
Montana—Billings
July 15
429,199,329
472,086.443
Fall River
Elmira
5.2
6.539,873,404
7,672,725,386
4.357.781
Binghamton
446,522.902
Kansas—Topeka
1.627,442
Portland
Federal
733.091.434
North Dakota—Fargo
;13,671,566.540
District-—Boston—
Massachusetts—Bosioi:
Second
818.725.102
the figures for each pity for the
1949
1,944,919
__
^8,105,668
286,961,104
102,796,127
St. Paul
Tenth
%
at—
Maine—Bangor
Lowell
948.373
13.0
District—Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
15 for four years:
1950
Federal
13,704.973
1,186,682
928,810,850
■
553,832.322 'v
Week Ended
First
25 844,254
15,720.687
408.093,824
Total (7 cities)——
Clearings
30,044,233
-
+ 14.3
267 000,000
110,849.260
96.639,863
2.248,415
500,437,538
Kentucky—Louisville..^.*-,
Tennessee—Memphis
Minnesota—Duluth
7,887,263,154
Outside New York City
now
3,518i711
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Francisco
We
4,117.965
"
331,499,376
10
City
290,700.000
Louis.
Missouri—St.
7,320,938,863
6.6
-
_
55.834.754
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
525,200.397
,
+
_
...
.
74 304.535,
.+ 25.6
17,633,805
1,413.954
;
Des Moines
5,208.809
X
13.5-
+
+ 27.0
Sioux
5,459.528'
49,220.000
.
12,422,635
$
597,994.540
6
Kansas
San
11.9
7.129,781.231
11th Dallas
12th
+
4
-
Louis
•th Minneapolis
10th
518.807,738
7.067,31-6
60,57.0,000
+'i5.r: *
61,794,506
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
5,817,446
■
'
3,404,551
3,334.513
78.475,322
...
6.096.330
10.9 "
+
1.530.028.
9.527,182-
-11,537.157
-
1947
f
$
.17
Chicago
•th
'+*377,103
436,582+
1.495.856
'
+ 13.7
5,451,108
55.301,000
8,167,801'
9,403,680
,
Total (17 cities).
7,601,155,861
.
Atlanta
tth
:"'V
v...
1.491,269
Rockford
10
Richmond
21.3.1:''
10,227.633
Peoria
"
•
"
117,067,289
+
Decatur
.11
Philadelphia
6,340.837
6,'996,515
+ 15.6
+ 24.3
441, 995
| 12 916,641
"" 7.405,289
6,196.520
61,316.000
Terre Haute
is 16.1%,
.12
York——
New
Dec. %
580,530.493
.12 cities
1st Boston
1948
Inc. or
$
83,578,901-.-
6,246 545
1,692,446
Wisconsin—Milwaukee..
»•
1949
>
94.619,913,
-
*
102.656 749
District—Chicago—
Reserve
South Bend
.Minneapolis
CLEARINGS
$
Districts
Reserve
'
668,730,986
Indiana—Fort Wayne
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
-3 611,061---
lit 4,493,317
+ 33.6
3.447 489
7.763,538
Lansing
Francisco Reserve District 14.1%.
1950
Week Ended July 15—
Federal
OF
201.100.000
4,280 097
Springfield
SUMMARY
"
16 443,224
65.915,469.
,
197,100 000
;
536 200
118,653,604
Orleans
Grand Rapids
its totals
In the Kansas City Reserve District the increase
furnish
-
83,139, 238
Michigan—Ann Arbor
I
In the following we
.
"
101,963,062
Total (10 cities)
15.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve
in the Dallas Reserve District 17.7% and in the San
■■■
74,115,499
7.5
Mobile
Louisiana—New
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
14.3%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 12.1 % and in the
of
Reserve District of 15.9%.
tj.+j+S;
13,159,895
+14.3
18.151 641
4,499,754
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals register ^n improve¬
District by 13.5%.
"'403,093,324'"
98 972,122
Alabama—Birmingham
arid from this
The Cleveland Reserve District has managed to enlarge
by 18.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District by
467,913.812
15.6
+
80.735,124
Florida—Jacksonville
District (including this city) the totals record a gain
the Boston Reserve District of 11.9%
District of 12.2%.
+15.6
"•'79,725,563
We group the cities
this center having recorded a gain of 6.7%.
it appears that in the New York
193 238.330
82,420,076
229,200,000
5,717.402
Augusta
.
.
20,740,180
Georgia—Atlanta
Outside of this city there was a gain of 14.1%, the
week in 1949.
same
236.576.487
District—Atlanta—
Reserve
Nashville
press.
For that week there was an increase of 10.4%, the aggregate of
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $15,123,102,800 against
456,855 in the
3,446,266
+16 .6
431,991,309
j*,
-,
3,048.935
+21.1
-
85,035,525
•
2,544.417
10,437,000
114.099,'579 v<"
+3,169,000.,
128.646.736
+ 14.7
.
week previous +- the week
give final and complete results of the
ending July 15.
355,265
499,491,562
■
734.649,324
~
3,655,105--,
T
6.3
4
214 415 812"
98.282,847
Columbia—Washington
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
present further below
statement, however, which we
3
4,669,960
Macon
Ird
253,120,327
938,111.073-4
4 18.1
13.553.000
112,311.952
250.018,503
(6 cities)
Sixth
inasmuch as the week
Accordingly, in the above, the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
2nd
6.759.926
308,946,168
20.0"
+ 18.3
.
2 814,755
1 3,324,773
South Carolina—Charleston
District of
794,651,449
128,788,479
Richmond
';
ment
4.266.852
7.656.640
District—Richmond—
Reserve
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Maryland—Baltimore
$13,574,766,754
.
(7 Cities)
West
3.2
+
716,534,180
$15,343,156,447
day
Total
+ 13.6
$14,608,413,896 $12,858,182 574
days
Total all cities for week
are
27,804.500
*5,565,830
-
[20.3
4
2,495,813,890
3,002.057,315
Other cities, five days
we
310,060,525
44.837.500
-
24.1
+12.5r;.
+
.
+56.3
$11,606,356,581 $10,362,368,684
9.9
-
4
'
?5.6
Cleveland
165.514.834
367,048.06(7
274,202.724
325,400.000
Et. Louis
7,122,350
8,272,803
4 31.2
7,523,587
9,370,742
Cincinnati
495.991.709
-
Kansas City
In
830,476.492
1.014,375,760
+12.2
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
322,645.444
Boston
4,885.869
_
J.-a
Federal
6.5
$7,235,499,925
L~
Chicago
our
923,734,655
6,192.941.
%
Fourth
in
7.140 915
7 638.053
8.735.433"'
1.4
T
1,036,395.963
cities)
(11
4.155,297
~
22.7
+
7,045,618
+ ...A 481.902
-^,•507,770
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended July 22—
New York
8.839,167
.
4.677.651
+ 29.7
281,629
10,844.723
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
4
5.554,641
;
Delaware—Wilmington
--
,8.608,786
5.420.590
2.872,242
York
Our comparative
for the week follows:
summary
3.253,322
6.082,339
Wilkes-Bar re
At
+190,359
074,422
847,000,000
-
Reading
Our preliminary
against $13,574,766,754 for the same week in 1949.
1.026,013
3
977.000.000 '
+ 12.0
Scranton
will
total stands at $15,343,156,447
1,107.521
1,295,336
+ 29.1
1,381,502
Bethlehem
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States for
1949
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 22, clearings
cities of the country,
Federal
1950
Chester
advices from the chief
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic
'
$
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
C-vfc.
c/v
'July 24, 1950
-
11,431,182
12.783,818
5.210.532"
0.2
'-9;594.869
8.7
9;361,238
290.272^95
4.495.751
-
9.090,635
1 + 169,992
623,746
Total (10 cities)
862.849.891
755,920.320-'
-r
14.1
-
" 830;146.133
695.028.528
14.870.556.829
-13.671.566.540
39,407.502"
Grand Total (112 cities)
52.185,341
::::7;S2o^se,«er:
VPH-
•
15.123.102.800
7,887.263,154
Vnrk
*Estimat6d."
JKot
available, '
13,694.453.855
6,910,445.851
-
•+ 10.4
+ 14.1
7,672,725,383"
6,589,813,404
*'
•-
Volume 172
Number 4927
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(325)
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the
the
to
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world.
give below
We
record for the week just passed:
a
FOREIGN
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1st
mortgage
1950
14,
TO JULY
20,
Date
Ohio
&
4%
bonds,
Pace
Ry.—
due
A,
1965
.—Sep
1
-Aug
1
2
Aug
1
a
Aug
1
2301
bonds, series D, due 1962_Sep
1
2301
Aug
Aug
1
1
2301
ser.es
Celanese
Corp. of America—
debentures, due 1965.
2.85% debentures, due 1966
3%
l
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—
1930
1st
JULY
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Carolina, Clinchfield
45
and
ref.
1950, INCLUSIVE
mtgg.
3Ve%
due 1985
boiids,
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
1st and ref. mortgage 4Vi%
Noon
Cincinnati
Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In New York
Value
Country and Monetary Unit
United
in
States
1st
Money
1st
July 15
July 14
July 17
$
$
Argentina, peso—
July 18
Cleveland
July 20
July 19
$
$
1st
$
$
Union Terminal
mortgage 3%%
mortgage 2%%
Union
Co.—
bonds, series E, due 1969
bonds, series G, due 1974
Terminals
Co.—
mortgage sinking fund
Deerfield
Donds,
Packing Corp., 3% %
series A,
f.
s.
debs.,
.297778*
Preferential
i
"A"
.297778*
.297778*
.297778*
.297778*
.206949*
Basic
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry. Co.—
1st mortgage 3y»%
bonds, series A,
Firemen's Insurance
.174562*
.174562*
.174562*
.138958*
138958*
.138958*
.138958*
.111000*
"B"
.174562*
.138958*
Preferential
Free
.174562*
.111000*
.111000*
.111000*
.111000*
Closed
2.231573
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
2.231573
.0544060
.0544060
Co.
of
9
1
9
Sep
1
1970
Aug 16
195
Aug
1
109
bds., due 1975_Sep
1
stock
mortgage
Northern Pacific Ry., collat.
Canada, dollar—.
Southern
Counties
Gas
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.908125
Free
due
1
Newark, N. J.—
preferred
County Lighting Co.—
3%% bonds, due
1st
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
Kings
.0198375
.0198303
.0198375
cumulative
and C-Oct
1962—Aug
B
due
2.231573
2.231573
2.231573
.0198375
.0198375
$4
2301
.907500
.907500
.907500
.907500
.208500
Sun Ray Drug Co.,
Wisconsin
1st
.208625
.208500
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
Denmark, krone
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark___
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.208775
.208700
.208700
.208700
California—
of
Aug
7
112
debentures, due l961_Aug
1
112
Aug
1
53
Date
due
Pace
1971-
.208700
Mexico,
Co.
bonds,
.238379*
India, Dominion of, rupee
3%
trust 4V2%
.00285625
.238379*
mortgage
1975
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia,
koruna
—
.115707
.115727
.115727
.115727
.262542
.262542
.262542
.262542
.772896
2.772896
2.772896
2.772896
3y»%
2.772896
peso
—
guilder
Zealand, pound
Settlements,
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
of
South
.140154*
.140154*
.496250
.496250
.496250
.496250
.0345214
.0345208
.0345214
.0345125
.0345107
.328250
dollar
.140154*
.496250
—_——
.328250
.328250
.328250
.328250
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.230400
1%%
bonds,
1st
.230450
.230375
2.783750
2.783750
Laclede
2.800742
2.800742
2.800742
4Y2%
.658327*t
.658327* t
.561797*t
.561797*1"
.561797* t
.561797*1"
.425531*t
.425531*t
Uruguay, peso
tApplication
depends upon
of
type
.425541*!
.425531*t
McCord
bonds, due 1951
Midlothian
Country
and ref.
merchandise
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $47,000,000 in New
York City and $38,000,000 in the Kansas City District,
debentures, due
$77,000,000 in the New York District out¬
City and $39,000,000 in the Chicago
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebted¬
ness decreased $33,000,000.
Holdings of "other securities"
increased $102,000,000.
Reserve Banks Combined
side
Gas
4!/2%
15-yr.
15-year
3V4%
Electric
&
dollars)
Increase { + )
for
F.
0
Total
gold ctf. reserves
6.184
134.690
•f
—
26,029
4"
2,679
Industrial loans
+
199,533
advances
principal changes were increases of $56,000,000
62,148
District and
Richmond
the
District, and
$47,000,000 in the Dallas
decrease of $106,000,000 in New York City.
a
■
22,950,776
250,317
cash
and
■
—
—
—
8
+
338,150
49,636
160,733
Time
deposits
credited
Bills
3,629,247
Certificates
—
2,778,550
6,175,700
Notes
5,286,000
Bonds
—.
—
—
203,328
—
2,159
banks
deposits
Demand
$37,000,000.
decreased
domestic
to
increased
in
most districts.
Borrowings decreased $184,000,000 in New York City.
A
39,948
52,500
—3,892,450
43,000
Govt,
S.
securities.
17,869,497
—
+ 5,822,100
—
Inc. ( + ) or
loans
Total
and
securities—
18,071,709
——
289,530
—
—
F.
from
Notes
R.
24
foreign banks
of
Bank
assets
assets
Total
+
17,445
+
12,886
+
226,093
+
575,892
35,438
85,850
premises
Other
140,532
3,155,972
banks—
other
Uncollected items
+
125
+
+
3,749
44,690,618
-
and Investments—Total
Loans
Loans
—
22,273
—
Industrial,
Corp.—
bonds, series H, due 1967_ -Sep
-Sep
bonds, series I, due 1967
Light Co. $6 and 7% preferred stocks- -Aug
chasing
577,987
U.
for
dealers
and
111
1
113
Texas
Power &
•Announcement
100,958
22,868,405
notes
Reserve
—
Other
410,521
Deposits*
Member
U.
bank—reserve
^
16,157,309
291,178
525,474
+
142,766
+
76,718
+
21,721
+
675,497
16,602
260,696
Other
18,145,126
items—
2,752,408
liab., incl. accrued divs.
8,852
tables.
Per
326
Treasury
notes
626,338
—
(Section 13b)
capital accounts
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
220,010
488,173
27,543
180,101
44,690,618
+
14,014
244
21,462
indebtedness—
Federal Reserve
with
Balance
Banks
with
of
gold
certificate
to deposit and F.
note liabilities combined
serves,
+
—
12,875
4,280
Demand
domestic
—
22,273
+
+
0.4%
577,987
+
1,371
+
83
20
—
Condition Statement of Member
0.6%
2,837
43
+
629
112
+
31
924
994
51
3,312
6,059
1,804
1,169
740
—
4,948
+
16
+
+
96
+
+
117
+
2,231
—
—
+
33
4
+
8
—
+
102
—
+
+
30
—
+
100
+
28
+
164
+
57
+
260
+
1,235
—
—
142
—
11
196
—
+
Auto
Avondale
U.
Govt,
S.
—
Banks
reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended July 12: A decrease of $264,000,000 in loans, mcreases
of $117,000,000 in holdings of T«*sury bills,
$151 000,000 demand deposits adjusted, and $2b0,0uu,uuu
in demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and a
decrease of $196,000,000 in borrowings.
Commercial, industrial,
and agricultural loans in¬
creased in most of the districts and a total of $65,000,000
at all reporting member banks; the principal changes
were increases of $38,000,000 in New York City and $16,000 000 in the Chicago District, and a decrease of $18,000000 in the Dallas District. Loans to brokers and deal¬
ers'for purchasing or carrying United States Govern¬
ment and other securities decreased $175,000,000, largely
City. Real estate loans increased
$43,000,000.
preferred
including
and
those
common
called
The date indicates the
stocks
redemption,
27y2c
8-15
7-31
33ysc
33c
8-15
8-15
7-31
7-31
25c
50c
UOc
Class
tl5c
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4y2%
pfd. (quar.)_ +$1.12'/2
Canadian Wallpaper Mfg., Ltd., class A—
t$l
9-15
9-15
8-15
8-15
9- 1
8-10
8-31
8-31
7-31
7-31
t$l
8-10
7-27
25c
50c
9- 1
10-14
9-29
20c
27y2c
9- 1
9-1
8-7
62Vie
9-1
Bush
Terminal Co.,
1st mtge. 4%
8-7
—
59c
9- 1
8-7
(quar.)—
$1.25
9- 1
8-15
Pag#
gold bonds, due 1952_July 27
106
Steel
Series
1976
Aug
Series
1981
Aug
1976
1981—
1984
Aug
Serleks W,
2%%, due 1980
—
Castings—
(increased
-
California Water Service
Aug
Aug
Aug
1
1
•
106
106
106
106
106
106
8-18
8-21
8-21
Co.—-
4.40%
preferred
5.30%
convertible
(quar.)_
preferred D
(quar.)—
convertible
preferred
E
(quar.)—
Life
Insurance
C
States
(initial)
common
new
—
Special
Canada
Foils, Ltd.,
A
(quar.)
Class
B
4%
common
.
Corp.,
(quar.i
common
preferred
(quar.)
Arizona
Light
.
&,
i—
(quar.)
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)__—
$2.36
preferred
Co.,
Louisiana
Central
Vermont
s—.—
(quar.)
Foundry
Chain
Store
Cincinnati
4%
Real
Milling
preferred
Cinzano,
Ltd.,
5%
Electric
Public
Estate
pfd.
Co.
—
8rl5
Trust
Machine Co.,
preferred
8-15
8- 1
17c
8-15
7-31
75c
8- 1
35c
9- 1
8-l6
$1
9- 1
8-10
2%%
'9-30
8-15
(quar.)
commdn—
,
(s-a)
8-7
45c
(quar.)
Service___
(quar.)
5V&%
8-15
7-27
Power—
(quar.)
preferred
Central
1
1
1
1
7-17
8-18
7-31
*
quar.)—
(quar.)
Central
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Baltimore
1st refunding mortgage sinking fund bonds—
Q, 2%%, due
R, 2%%, due
Series T, 2%%, due
Series U, 2%%, due
Series V, 2%%, due
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
Date
7-15
7-20
7-20
7-21
8-10
7-24
8-15
8- 1
8- 1
7-31
7-31
7-31
8-15
7-24
7-24
common
Common
Issue—
8-15
7-15
8-l<$
1
8- 1
8- 1
Central
and
9-
50c
(quar.i
Co.-
Co.,
preferred
the details were
Company
9-15
9- 1
8- 1
$1.50
Mfg.
25c
8-15
'9-15
2
(Brooklyn,
-
preferred
Carrier
TENDER
10-
8- 1
9- 1
8-25
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
9-12
10- 2
$1.183/4
(s-ai
California-Western
for
7-21.
9- I
8-20
$1.12y2
$1.12y2
15c
$1.50
(quar.)—
5.28%
called
8-25
$1.50
15c
18c
25c
12y2C
28 VeC
Y.)
Rubber
the
OF
—
(quar.)
Bank
National
Bensonhurst
4%%
under sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
NOTICE
(quar.i —;
common
Brown
bonds, notes,
9-15
8- 1
9-15
10- 1
$1.13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__:
Heminway
Buckeye
list of corporate
a
9 1
9-1
9-1
8- 1
9- 1
8-15
Corp.,
preferred
Belding
Co.,
be found
3
30c
Shoe
S.)
4%%
6%
Below will
1
9-15
9 15
9 15
8c
;
pfd.
1947
Building Corp.
Mfg. Co., 6% pfd.
(A.
Brunner
Notices
1
8-
25c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Boston
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
9-
8-15
8c
118
4
22,693
during week
A
,—
(Sidney)
& Co.
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
'
accounts,
class
America
Blumenthal
deposit accounts, except
and
of
Co.
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., 4»/2%
4Me% preferred series of
Bagley
5
9-14
$1
Ltd.,
Co.,
common
preferred
8-
!15c
RR._
.
Common
$4.50
8- 5
8-15
tlOc
Line
Canteen
8-
50c
30c
$1.25
—
(quar.i
Products
8-16
1
8-15
37'/2c
37Vic
(quar.)
Mills,
9-15
9-
8-21
$1
(quar.)
B
Automatic
7-20
Corp.—
,
Co.
Coast
Fabrics
Class
1
60c
Chemical
&
431
statement of weekly
Atlantic
8-
10- 1
10c
Foundries..,
preferred
$5
1
1
75c
Co
Inc
(quar.)
Edison
9-
1
5c
Steamship
Fund,
Company
Arizona
N.
-
demand
—
15.562
2,452
—
Borrowings
to
1,512
+
225
+ 1,524
151
37
35
+
886
the Federal Reserve
in New York
Appleton
9-
9-30
8-
5c
(quar.)_
Steel
Common
—
The condition
55
9,467
banks
iinterbank
Commitments
banks of
+
47,547
deposits, except Government
U. 8. Government deposits
;
Interbank demand deposits:
Debits
ances
trial loans
2
Beacon
Time
Contingent liability on accept¬
5,924
B
preferred
—
2,458
banks
deposits adjusted
Foreign
R.
purchased for foreign
correspondents
to make indus¬
Class
Holder$
9-30
4c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
American
Beck
re¬
56.0%
A
83
Liabilities—
Domestic banks
Ratio
Potash
Class
—
854
vault
in
Mutual
2
+
87]/2C
Shares
American-Hawaiian
$4
(quar.)
-
+
12,088
Other securities
Cash
+
82
417
75c
When
Payable of Rec.
Inc.—
convertible preferred
146
5,869
of
bonds
Reserve
—
—
7,040
1,171
26,797
Airlines,
__
50c
$1.12V2
17c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Business
24,455
433,526
certificates
S.
convertible
Furniture
2,522
Treasury
U.
(A. S.) Company
(quar.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos.—
American
36,248
—
securities—Total
Government
preferred-
Aloe
American
254
218,625
43,774,791
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Other
loans
S.
banks
(quar.)
5%
American
99
176
(quar,).._
common
Extra
4,755
bills
Capital Accounts—
Surplus
Other
143,357
to
Finance,
2,652
—
an¬
we
Share
Steel,
2,568
761
dividends
the
Then
Name of Company
+
+
all
payment date.
+
65
grouped in two separate
follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
263
+
are
indicate
we
nounced during the current week.
498
Treasury
—
Issue
first
the
—
1,091
purchasing or carrying:
obligations
loans
estate
Loans
U.
deposits
Deferred availability
Total liabilities
for
In
3>/2%
441
Government
S.
649,017
143,293
.
Total
Other
—
Real
this
DIVIDENDS
American
obligations
Other securities
—1,257,875
1,201,647
acct—
Treasurer—gen.
S.
Foreign
acct.
loans
U.
in
Dividend announcements
American
pur¬
Other securities
Liabilities—
Federal
111
1
4,731
carrying:
or
Government
S.
111
1
—
13,725
brokers
to
111
—
3%%'
+
agricultural
and
loans
18,658
2513
stock
preference
3y2%
6%
dollars)
of
—
25,469
—
Loans—gross
Commercial,
1
-July 31
1952
1
66
264
67,586
25,858
Loans—net
2,776
—
1949
1950
millions
(in
July 13,
July 5,
1950
763,072
25
1
.Oct
due
mortgage
Allied
Since
Dec. (—)
604,498
Assets—
Due
due 1959. Aug
due 1966 -Sep
Allegheny-Ludlum
$4.50
preferred
member banks follows:
—2,494,200
125,400
424,228
debs.,
mortgage
liabilities of reporting
of the assets and
summary
July 12,
Total U.
f. bds.,
s.
conv.
General
U. S. Govt, securities:
.
1
gold bds., series G,
deposits adjusted increased in nearly all dis¬
Demand
tricts; the
276,002
in
4.187
—
522,345
Discounts
—
R.
notes
Other
1,997
—
22,428,431
fund
Redemption
$
S
$
certificates
1949
1950
1950
Assets*"^
or
since
JUly 20,
July 12,
12
Aug
York
New
of
District.
decrease (—)
Gold
*
1963. Aug 14
1956
General
and decreased
July 19,
9
107
1
Qlub—
mtge.
Pennsylvania RR.,
Gen. mtge, 30-yr. 3%%
of
-Aug
sink, fund debentures, due
10-year 4y2%
Corp.,
Rochester
thousands
9
July 29
;
Philadelphia Co., $6 cumulative
(In
July 29
1950-1956
Co.—
15-year conv.
Gen.
♦Nominal.
Light
193
Corp.—
Inc.—
f.
s.
9
Aug
.658327* t
.561797*1
:
.658327*t
Electric
&
Apartments,
Gas
CALLED
ISSUE
Inc., 1st mtge. 3 V2 % bds., due 1974
mortgage 5%
2.783750
1978
Issue—
debentures, d-e
debentures, due 1971
.230600
.425531*t
Uruguay, peso
due
serial
Eddystone
.658327* t
Uruguay, peso
Gas
3Vfe%
2.800742
Closed
1.800742
pound sterling
Columbia
2.783750
.230800
1.783750
Africa, pound
and
Arizona Edison Co.,
.140154*
.193329*
Straits
United Kingdom,
Company
.140154*
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Unioh
Closed
Corp.—
ENTIRE
.262500
New
mortgage
Service
.115727
Netherlands,
1st
Public
15-year 3V2%
7-20
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(326)
When
Per
Name of
Citizens
Share
Company
Utilities
50c
preferred
(s-a >
City Title Insurance Co.
Cleveland
Quarries
Breweries
Coast
Colorado
5%
Fuel
4*4%
Iron
Coro,
Co.,
Inc.
Cosmos
In
of
4
25c
(quar.)
tion
91/lOc
or
Delaware
5%
8-
1
9-
1
8-15
5%
redeemable
8-29
8-14
5%
redeemable
*20c
Ltd.—
8-15
7-31
final
(accum.)
4%
preference
Freres,
East
$5
$7
Erie
&
Eversharp,
Fansteel
9-16
$1.40
8
7-31
4.08%
20c
8-
1
7-20
_
(quar.)
Machine
Dredge
Co.
Mfg.
Electrochemical
preferred
$4.50
convertible
7%
Car
International
Diterstate
$4.80
Iowa
Co.
Scott
9-15
3.75%
10-
2
9-15
2
9-15
-
pfd.
Kawneer
A
Dtfe
Dord
&
Ducky
&
Fully
pfd.
Chemical,
Telephone
preferred
convertible
Metropolitan
3.90%
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
7
25c
8-19
8-
9-
1
9-
1
8-
5
2
Edison,
$1
3-11
8-
30c
9-30
9-18
9-30
Morgan
(J.
&
national
8-15
U.
4Vi %
6%
neon
new
Products
Process
of
payment
sue
to
near York
$60
north
per
Stocks,
Diversified
Woranda
9-29
9-15
Universal
9-
1
8-15
Vogt
9-28
8-31
OO
7-24
American
r—1
10-
3
9-
8
10- 2
9-15
9-
8
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-23
1
8-15
7-25
7-15
9-
1
8-
4
10- 1
9-
1
9-
7-27
8-
7-20
1
12'/2c
1
7-21
9-1
8-18
8-
$1.50
40c
(quar.i
8-
7
7-28
7-18
8-10
Yellow
30c
8-31
(quar.)
8-
1
8-10
8-
1
$2
88c
8-
1
8-
5
25c
8-15
8-
4
~
40c
8-
<1
8-
1
7-20
25c
8-
1
7-
~
37 Vic
_
(quar )
8-15
37 Vic
8
7-31
10-
2
10-
2
9-12
$1
10-
2
9-12
96 'A c
10-
(quar")"""
(ouar
)
9-12
1
9-
971/2 c
10-
1
9-
5
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
5
9-
1
I
(quar.IIIIIIIII
25c
(increased)
9-15
5
75c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
"
10-
1
9-15
$2.50
9-15
8-31
7 Vic
8-15
8-
1
40c
9-11
59 %c
_
9-30
9-16
8-
1
7-26
9-11
8-15
20c
15c
-
8-28
-
(quar.)
20c
10-
2
9-15
"~~
$1.12'/2
10-
IIIIII"III"
2
9-15
$1.25
10-
2
9-15
Ltd
+40c
7-27
RR.,
6%
arrears
on
pfd.
this
A
7-13
8-
50c
1
7-20
OJ
a>
H0
$10
1
1
00
is-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire
Co.
(quar.i
Extra
■
—
1
dends
(quar.)
1
7-23
8-
1
Atlas Powder Co., 4%
8-15
7-29
7-15
Austin,
9-15
$1.20
&
Wiborg
pref.
Nichols
9-21
9-
7
8-15
8-
1*
8-25
9-15
*
8-25
Bankers
Bond
8-21
Bareco
8-31
8-21
Bates
8-
Bathurst
2
Co.
this
Shoe
9-13
Inc.
Stores,
(quar.)
$6
1st
prior
7%
8-
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-17
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-11
9-11
8-10
Belmont
7-31
7-25
Beneficial
1
7-31
7-25
8-21
8-
8-
7-18
1
1
Co.
$6
Iron
Canada,
Petroleum
American
Louis)
Corp.
Corp.,
(This
Watch
8-15
7-31
Berland
Shoe
7-31
7-20
Bertram
(J.)
being given in thf
When
Holdert
Payable
of Rec.
8-15
7-27
10- 2
9-11
9-15
8-21
8-
7-14
1
8-
1
7-14
9-
1
7-31
7-25
7-
8
8-
1
7-20
10-
1
9-13
1-1-51
12-20
14c
American
Bosch
American
Can
B
American
7-25
8-
5
7-25
$2.50
8-1
7-14
$3
American
$2
8-2
9-
5
8-11
7-31
7-17
(St.
Foods,
Power &
Equitable
1
8-15
8-
1
7-21
$1.25
8-31
7-20'
Light—
Co.
of
N.
8-
1
7-21
7-28
7-18
$1
Assurance
common
preferred
convertible
(irreg.)
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
Ltd.,
(quar.)
&
A
Co.
(quar.)_
Co.,
7-19
7-31
7-14
7-25
6-30
7-25
6-30
7-31
7-21
t25c
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-12
8-10
9-30
12-15
7-20
8-
1
7-14
7-28
7-14
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
9-
2
8-25
8-15
8il
68%c
7-10
if
f
■
J25c
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-14
jlOc
8-
1
i
JlOc
of
11-
1
;
7-15
10-14
Vancouver, Ltd.—
J25c
Products. Ltd.
&
(s-a)
9-
1
tl5c
8-
1
,.,6-30
,
7-31
Paper, Ltd.—
(accum.)
t$1.75
8-
1
.7-15
t$1.50
8-
1
7-17
15c
8-
1
7-20
15c
8-
1
7-20
50c
Telephone
8-10
7-20
1
; 8-18
7-10
Cc.—
(quar.)
Department Stores,
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Motor
9
1
70c
(quar.)
preferred
Brockway
8-25
12-
8-
50c
(quar.)
quar.)
Pulp
B
1
$1
prelerred
Forest
Common
1
8-
$1
(irreg.)
Columbia
6
8-
8-15
15c
common
British Columbia
preferred
7-
7-17
25c
(quar.)
Distillers
Columbia
8-15
7-25
1
+62Vic
(quar.)
Common
8-
9-25
7-26
$1.50
common
7-31
2
8-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
8-15
10-
$1.50
pfd.
Corp
Trust
7-14
1
J25c
(initial
B
8-
25c
com.
Roofing Co., Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
B'
Class
7-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.75
7-14
50c
Brass
Estate
Inc.,
1
15c
Corp.,
Class
7%
8-
50c
(quar.)
A
6%
9
25c
common
common
class
Edison
British
9
2-
40c
A
class
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. 5%
Co..
Real
Brewers
11-
43%c
(quar.)
Tobacco
Fisheries
Class A
9
1
$1.31'A
arrears)
Company
preferred
Bourjois
8-
12-
3-1-51
Co
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co.
20c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
W.i
Aluminum
Boston
1
8c
Co
preferred
Boston
8-31
9-
pfd.
prior
(quar.)
(Phila.),
Ami
2
$3
(quar.i
$1.75
prelerred
4%
8-31
10-
8-
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Ribbon
Booth
7-20
8-15
8-15
9-25
8-25
8-
7-21
Y.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
25c
8-30
50c
7- 7
9--.1
5%
9-1
7-7
75c
9-1
7-7
Brown
Gas
convertible
Buckeye
preferred
Porcupine
Shoe
Mines,
(initial)
Buda
common
Inc.,
38c
8-
1
8-
1
6-30
90c
7-31
7-14
5c
Company
Bullock's
20c'
4%
9-
$2c
Ltd
Company $3.60 preferred (quar.)
Incubator,
$1.25
Cc.—
7-7
62V2C
—
Brooklyn Union
Broulan
62'/2C
General
Bon
7-20
1
2
15c
(quar.)_
Sons,
Brothers
6%
Blue
1
8-
15c
Stores
&
Electric
(E.
4
10-
f5c
Best
Bloch
8-
7-15
15c
Co
Company
Blauner's
1
1
75c
,
Securities Co.,
&
Birtman
98-
$1.50
B
Best
Broadway
9-
$1.25
75c
(quar.)_
(irreg,)__
convertible
9-1
75c
50c
Distilling Co.
convertible
8-15
9
f75c
(increased quar.)
Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Co.
American' Cities
7-25
9-
t25c
Co.
9-15*
t$1.75
Inc.,
British
(quar.)
American Book
8-17
40c
Co.
2*
8-
1
t$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior preferred
Class
Automobile Insurance
10-
45c
common
clears
Class
;
7-12
8-16
$50c
common
payment
$1.75
$2.50
quar.)
7-18
7-27
$1
$1.12'/i
(s-a)
Products,
Brantford
(quar.)
7-31
12 Vic
(extra).
(quar.)
preferred
Ben-Hur
Benrus
Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. (increased
7-14
3-12
1
of
(quar.)
Works
7-24
$3
of
10-
15c
7-24
25c
Co., preferred
Portland Cement Co
Aluminum
Co.
;_
Quarterly
8-15
15c
Control
Guaranty
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-15
25c
Semi-annual
Class
preferred
preferred
8-15
t 15c
Ltd
8%c
Apartments, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,
Bohn
(quar.)
7-25
7
Ltd.—
8-18
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.
Alpha
7-14
Paper,
1
t25c
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp —
Increased quarterly
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR.—
5%
preferred (s-a)
Allied
8-11
(quar.)___
&
2
50c
Co.
7-
1
7-25
15c
15c
10c
9-
f$1.25
Equipment,
Surpass
7-31
9-
common
10-
Share
Corp.
Reduction
(quar.)
common
7-20
Beaux-Arts
25c
Gas
7-20
7-14
20c
Class A (quar.)___;
Baystate Corp. (increasedI
Bliss
preferred (quar.)
Affiliated
7-14
Corp.—
7-18
37'Ac
these
7-20
1
7-31
Mortgage
Power
28c
week,
1
8-
7-14
(resumedi__
Co.,
preferred
15c
(quar.)
8-
1
(quar.i
7-22
25c
Co
preferred
Steel
1
15c
(quar.)
7-20
$1.05
9-
12'/2c
(quar.)__,
1
8-
(quar.)
7-28
we
Adams-Millis
Air
&
Co.
Mfg.
25c
—
5
8-
56V4C
(reduced)
Oil
20c
(increased)
7-
(quar.)
Works,
preferred
America
7-28
8-31
'
1
30c
8-15
8
5
8-
1
(s-a).
Porcelain
conv.
15c
9-
7-
1
Extra
Baltimore
7%
1
8-
Baldwin
Co.
8-
8-
8-15
Rubber
6
$1
93%c
10c
1
Locomotive
7-
30c
9-
preferred
1
(quar.)
8-15
7%
8
8-
6-30
.$1
(initial)
1
Baldwin
7-
preference
common
prior
9-
62'/2C
(quar.)
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
partic. preferred (quar.)
A
Co.,
6
1
Ltd.—
f:20c
f25c
Light
conv.
&
convertible
7-
8-
t$1.37Vi
iquar.)____
Proprietary,
(quar.)—
Manufacturing, $2.25, conv. pfd.
Axe-Houghton Fund B Inc. (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
1
1
37Vic
A
8-
8-
$1
(quar.)___
1
5Vi%
$2.50
$1
9-
56'Ac
Ltd
announced
Class
Agnew
preferied
10-
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
Acadia-Atlantic
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Electric 4.35%
pfd.
City
$3
F, Inc
5
'
9-
$1.50
non-cum.
6%
T
8-
!
7-15
Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
$1.06'A
Name of Company
A
8-
•$1
1
55c
8-11
$1
pfd.
5%
8
preceding table.
8-25
!
8-
(quar.)
9-
give the dividends announced In previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not Include divi¬
9-15
$1
7-15
25c
(quar.)__i
preferred
t$l
Semi-annual
•'Consolidated
8-11
1
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Corp,
Insurance
Power
Below
17c
4
8-11
8-
Class
m
—
1
9-1
2nd
4Vi%
American Enka Corp
Fund
9-
$1.75
22Vic
1st
7%
9-15
a5%
(annual)
A
preferred
Corp.
Inc.—
Iquar.)
$1.50
Telephone Ltd., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
6%
25c
__
Louis)
,__
Mines,
Steel
Cab,
Amerada
quar.i
8-11
Bessemer
7-20
40c
"(quar.)"
9-15
12-15
com.
10-13
Per
_
1
1
2nd
9-15
7-31
7-31
9-
4%
25c
1
1
1-2-51
8-15
75c
Corp..
12-13
9-
9-
40c
8-31
7-26
12-23
7Vic
Goods,Corp.,
preferred
8-25
12-18
7'/aC
4%
8-26
12-23
(quar.)_
7-22
1
7-17
9-12
(quar.)
1
8-21
1
(quar.)
preferred
Dry
8-
9-15
7-12
9-23
tl5c
conv.
5%
t9c
7-12
1
t$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Avco
Ltd.__
1
8-
9-30
$3
^
preference
40c
(quar.)_
8-
3
$1
common
6%
Ault
Chemical
Crampton Corp.
Wisconsin
9-
(s-a)
6%
Associated
Atlantic
2
7-20
/$ 1
Mig.,
conv. preferred
7-22
10-
1
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
common
Refining, 4% preferred
3.75%
preferred B
(quar.)
Atlas Plywood Corp. (quar.)
f20c
8-
Artkraft
7-13
10-11
8-
7-20
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
red.
1
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
conv.
40c
10c
9-
Corp.,
9-
8-
62'/2C
45c
(quar.)
Extra
9-
preferred
4'/2%
8-24
10c
8-18
$1
6%
Argus
7-25
25c
Atlantic
50c
preferred
Mfg; Co.
8-19
1
Common
1
9-
12'/2c
(quar.)
com.
25c
(quar.)
Extra
8-30
I
of America,
Mills,
(quar.)
1
(Texas)—
(quar.)
(St.
Co.,
Amulet
&
a25%
Cotton
8
9-
$1
,
Co.
Arcade
8-
Ltd.—
f60c
Co.
Insurance
Winters
8-15
com.
Waite
t56'/4C
t25c
Co.,
preferred
preferred
8-1
8-
50c
——
common
25c
Co.
Manufacturing
50c
I_H
4%
4.50%
7-29
35c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
share.
Utilities
4'/2%
Growers, Ltd.—
Transit
Westchester
12 V2C
pfd.
United
7-31
8-15
50c
Louis
4
Oil
prelerred (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power
7-31
50c
Mines,
&
American
Ltd,
Oil
1
$2
Investment
Mines.
northwestern
7-18
40c
Inc.""!"
reduces
pfd.
& Bumper, common
preferred
(quar.)
7-28
Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Associated
Spring
4'/i%
Washington
—
Y., Chicago & St.
This
S.
8-25
I """""""
Western Canada,
Co
U.
7-25
(quar.)
5%
7-20
100%
Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred (quar.)
9-11
Co.
&
Telephone
Trap Co.
1
27'/2c
.
(quar.)—.
._
Illuminating
8-15
87 Vic
(quar.i
(quar.i
preferred
8-
8-22
Hoffman
Wentworth
[6cf."~(qua"r")
preferred
S.
4'A%
35c
"I
(quar.)_
(quar J—IIIIIIII
(increased
Grain
United
8-15
Clayton
preferred
8-15
10- 2
8-
Haven)—
35c
Power
non-cum.
8-15
11111111111
Container Corp.
Linen Service
Corp.
Common
5%
1
"(quar")
_
national
pfd.
Trust Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim)
Torrington Mfg. Co. (quar.)____
United
4'/2%
$1.50
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
25c
40c
(quar.i
Corp,
dividend)
1
50c
50c
Corp.
(initial].!IllH™
Paper Mills, common
(quar.i
4%%
preferred" (quar.)
'
Shares
15c
$1.10
Extra
1
Morris
Mutual
50c
(quar.)„!
A
Ltd.
Sulphur
Insurance
1
IIIIIHH
preferred
Co.,
50c
$1.12'/2
quar.)
Corp.
Water
9-
Gregory
P.)
25c
(increased
Extra
9-
shares
Morton
75c
$1.50
Co.—
Products
Title
9-
(quar.i
dividend
$1.18%
(quar.)
Tide
30c
(quarl)III—I
preferred
Co.,
$2
25c
___„
Gulf
9 7 Vic
(quar i
3.85%
(irreg.)
Oil, Ltd.—
participating preferred
Tennessee
9-18
!""
.
Midland Oil, $i conv.
pfd.
Midland Steel Products
preferred
1*
$1.20
—
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
A.)
A
Oil
Texas
8-10
10c
(Seattle)—
Co.
2nd
(D.
Tennessee
7
25c
50c
common
preferred
4.35%
$2
8-11
(quar )
preferred
5%
Company,
&
0%
8-11
1
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
Merck
$3.50
9-
1
9-
Brooklyn—"
__
Meadville
$4
9-27
9-
8-15
8-10
preferred
Anglo-Huronian,
(quar.)____._
1
$1.12'/2
20c
participating
Initial
McArthur
J.I
Extra
7-20
1
1
Corp.—
Consolidated
ColliIIIIIIIIII
RR.
Gas
preference
Brothers,
15c
(quar.)—
Bancorporation
Co.
Co.
_____
2nd
Inc.
1
37 Vic
quar.)
Co.
Corporation
Marine
8-
(Wm.
Class
8-15
93 %c
I
Nashville
1
25c
Co.
Tobacco
8%
Stores,
Dynch
(quar.)—
(iireg.>____
Co.
6-28
9-
9-
Tobacco Securities
of
Corp
Myers
&
9-
50c
Taylor,
Douisville
10-27
$20
Cement
7-10
(New
Seal
&
Sun
i
(Chariest
&
Stedman
120c
Portland
Water
Cap
Sullivan
(quar.i
Machine
1
7-28
40c
$1.50
pfd. (accum.)
Hampshire—
Bros,
&
1
II I
&
7-14
6%
40c
convertible
Stange
$1.75
Bank
7-14
Insurance
2
—
Savers
Stamford
8-18
Co.—
(increased
National
1-JO
7-25
Works
8-
(quar.)
Monotype Machine
Deece-Neville Co.
Dlggett
8-25
1
9-19
Inc.—
7-25
(quar.)
G.)
6
7-14
7-25
50c
___
9-
__
A
Danston
Ketch
9
9-
$1.18%
Foundry
Dehigh
9-
(quar.)II
Quarterly
York
8-15
7-
50c
75c
5'/2%
9-27
Gold
County
(New
1
Mines. Ltd. (interim)
Trust Co. (Brooklyn
N. Y)
Kerr-Addison
Dakey
9-
7-13
1
Extra
Chemical,
Life
7-20
1
Anderson,
series
Lathe
Quarterly
Spalding (A.
8-15
Co
1
9-
8-
8-15
(quar.)
8-25
(quar.)
Company
Dafayette
Southwestern
Bend
Stuart
Cable
&
8-
10c
$1.25
8-15
(resumed).
40c
)
Kentucky Utilities Co.. 4%%
Kings
9-30
$1.06',4
Corp.
Co.
Printing
10-15
31 Vtc
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Co.
South
25c
(quar.i__
II
Corp. (quar.)—Ill—"III
Kable
8-18
20c
preferred
Jaeger Machine
1
30c
—_
preferred
9-
9-29
$1.25
com.__
9- 1
(stock
preferred
8-25
7-20
40c
common
$1.06 %
class
Mining
5
20c
7-20
1
7-21
Gas, 5%
(quar.)
Inc.
8-
20c
1
8-
10-21
37'/2c
Company
Agricultural
Standard
88-
1
_
8-15
10-17
Wire
8-16
3
.
Anaconda
7-14
1
$1
25c
1
Simmons
——III
(quar!!——I
6-30
9- 9
8-
4
75c
(quar.)
50c
8-16
1- 7
8-
(quar.)
Sugar Corp.
&
8-
11-
&
Co.
7-14*
8-31
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Animal
Co.
7-28
75c
20c
com.___
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.,
1
Sheraton,
10-
$1.60
7-20
preferred
$5 prior preferred
1
Oil
I2V2C
6%
7-11
7-17
9-
Container,
Seminole
Smith
8- 1
7-24
9-
Insurance
I2V2C
37 '/2c
(quar.)
Gas
7-10
American
Co.,
common
Bottle
Corp.,
9-30
25c
Corp., com. (quar.)_
(quar.)
_"
Service, common (quar.)——I
Jacksonville
7-15
Viscose
9-30
Paper
Security
+
Bakeries
3.90%
8-15
Thermos
American
35c
Seaboard
(quar,)—-.
preferred
Public
7
American
$1.02
preferred
7-14
1-31-51
Joseph Stock Yards (quar.)__
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
4.40%
7-28
I
common
Harvester
preferred
St,
7-25
9-21
Ordinary (final)
Anheuser-Bush, Inc.
31c
—
Co.,
(increased
Water,
Diternational
St.
8-
7-14
1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
10-16
Z~.ll
Indianapolis
8
7-31
8-
8- 1
9-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
1
8-15
8-25
Co.—
_
Zinc
9-
4'/a%
7-15
1
_
&
preferred
Corp.,
Motor
Special
1
8-21
1
8-
$1.50
New
Co.
1
8-
$1.75
(increased)
Superpower Corp.—
preference (accum.)
9-30
Co.,
9-
(quar.i
Electric
Spring
7-20
American
40c
Mfg.
2
_
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
8-
9-15
common
Reynolds
10-
common
__
$4.25
Hudson
7-19
+
(quar.)—
Burtlett
(monthly)
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Hires
(Charles E.)
Company
Holly Stores. Inc., 5% conv.
Stores
7-21
1
7-20
1
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.)
6%
prior preference A (quar.)
11-
Common
4Vi%
1
8-
1
8-
30c
common
(quar.)
Anglo-Iranian
15c
Co.,
B
Cerqmon
Howard
8-
7-21
1
Corp.
preferred
7-31
15c
Heywood-Wakefield
Spencer,
8-
Co.,
Smelting & Refining
1st
8-
37'/2C
Phenolic
American
4
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
Alegre
7-17
each
$1.12'/a
Gas
preference common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Owl
1
Ltd.
Company,
Natural
84c
Inc.
for
Co.
common
preferred
10-13
^
9-
(quar.)
Stores, common
preferred
A
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.i.
4'/2%
7%
7-10
2
3-
Co.,
(quar.)^
Metal
American
7-25
Adams Express
held.
Anchor Post Products,
Co.
1
American
7-20
9-15
of
shares
preferred
5%
dividend
5Cc
—
preferred
Punta
of
share
25
American-Marietta
6%
7-24
10-
Corp—
preferred
Quarterly
B
7-
$1.50
45C
J.)
dividend—
7-31
8-1
10- 2
10- 2
40c
15c
$2.50
—
Service
37'/2c
Co.
(quar.)—
Co., common
(quar.)_—
Inc.
preferred
7-14
N.
preferred
Red
15c
Co
convertible
8-15
8-15
8- 1
7-31
—
preferred-
(Newark
6%
Randall
40c
Ltd.
7-31
Corp.
non-cum.
Co.
6%
9-
(Dallas)—
Co..
8-15
7
(monthly)
7-14*
1
7-20
Light, 6%
Co.
preferred
Pullman,
50c
quarterly
Bridge
Public
25c
Dock
7-31
6%
—
3.35%
Rheem
(s-a»
Brewery
8-15
8-15
8-15
5%
8-31
8-
7-20
8-11
15c
(s-ai
&
Stock
One
9-10
IOC
8- 1
9- 1
8-18
87'/2c
preferred
7-30
7-31
25c
7-21
9-11
25c
_
_
(quar.)
Western
International
7-31
(quar.)
9-20
1
9-30
Corp.—
prefered
Corp.
American
Co.,
8*
50c
Co.
8-
9-11
25c
(quar.)
6%
9-15
Y.)—
N.
—
Electric
Service
4%%
quar.)
Insurance
7-
(year-end)
(quar.)
Corp.
America
Public
Corp.—
(quar.)
Ice
American
Holdert
7-31
Derrick
American
8-
When
Payable of Rec.
al7'/2%
$1.28
$1.50
37'Ac
25c
quar.)
Securities
Products
$6
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)—
(quar. t_
preferred
7-25
8-25
40c
Philadelphia
Corp.
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Havana Lithographing Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
~HC££qles Steel Products Corp.—
Hooker
Extra
2
___
5%
of
Co.
8-
(quar.i
Corp
Extra
Hibbard,
Steel
Potash
10-
Handmacher-Vogel,
6%
Portsmouth
7-31
25c
Co.
Gulf Insurance
Hastings
9-21
25c
of
&
Home
1
$1.75
$1.50
Co._
(Brooklyn,
(accum.)_—
2
7-17
convertible
Hamilton
preferred
1
Metals
•Increased
4
Public
Co.
Hoist
American
Co.—
Co.,
8-15
10-
t30c
—
8-
8-15
8-
Co.
Oil
Lakes
3oc
7%
$1.75
preferred
5%
8-16
(irreg.)
(increased
Griesedieck
1
1
Industrial
Great
9-
9-
Corp.
Inc.,
7-21
1
Stock
Union
1
10-
convertible
Cearko,
8-
$1.50
Brothers Gear &
General
31 Vtc
X62V2C
preferred
American
7-24
American
Coke
Share
Leather
&
7-21
$1
50c
$1.25
5% preferred <s-a»
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd.—
Ordinary
(final)
Portland Gas & Coke Co., 6% pfd. (accum.)
(accum.)
5%
(quar.)—
^
Ltd.
Corp.,
(Albert)
1
Foote
Grand
Pick
9-
Bank
$3.50
7-15
1
Association
Fullerton
7-20
"B"
Federal-Mogul
60c
$1.75
10-
Inc.,
(quar.)—..
...
&
Bank
Quarterly
t22c
First
Fulton
Petrolite
$1.75
Metalurgical
Common
7-20
(accum. >
Fate-Root-Heath
Fire
7-20
1
50c
RR.
Light
National
1
8-
Fibre
preferred
Peoples
8-~
35c
"A"
Kalamazoo
(quar.)
pfd,
(quar.)
Gas,
Ltd
(Md.)—
preferred
preferred
$6
2nd
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
Gas
Peoples
Ltd.—
pfd.
(quar.i
preferred A
preferred
Light,
Chemical
Penobscot
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
&
preferred
Corp.
Mine,
States
—,—
Industries, Inc.—
preferied (accum.)——„—
$6
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Sullivan
Eastern
(quar.)„_
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co., common—
_
Corporation, common
pfd.
Hide
7-24
Pennsylvania
on
$1.75
Investments,
preference
Power
Pennsylvania
liquidating
stockholders
to
6%
redeemable
4.80%
Pacific
(quar.)
Dupuis
■
5%
&
7-15
U5c
(quar.i
per share
Terminal, com.
&
Dominion-Scottish
Dravo
Electric,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5 !<i %
Rayon, 7%
preferred (quar. )^
Finance, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Domestic
i
Pacific
Gas
37'/2c
343/aC
31'Ac
31V4C
31'Ac
30c
$1.25
20c
Co.—
Per
American
8-15
35c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-11
Co.—
the
75c
Co
common
Glass
$1.06
Co.,
made
Railway
preferred
25c
with
preferred
Corp.,
1
9-
ing for the expenses incidental to secur¬
ing the refund, there is an aggregate
amount of $5,460 available for distribu¬
7%
n.
7-14
1
8-
Fails
Oswego
4 '/a %
25c
$1.12 Vi
15c
Apex, Inc. (quar.)
Outboard, Marine & Mfg.
1
the Treasury Dept. a refund
income taxes.
After provid-
Federal
Dallas
-
9-
15, 1948, the company has se¬
from
cured
7-15
9-14
Electric—
class A
Service
connection
November
7-21
7-25
8- 1
7-31
7-31
8-25
7-31
10- 1
40c
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
22,/2c
(Charles F.) Co.. 6% pfd. (quar.)—.
Corporation
(liquidating)
Owens-Illinois
(quar.i
distribution
'
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Public
Ohio
Noyes
Corp.—
Ohio
Imperial Mills
Crescent
Ogden
1
6c
preferred
preferred
Cooksville
1
&
Southern
&
1
8-
(quar.)
convertible
Columbus
C.)
8-
25c
Y.
(N.
8-18
8-18
40c
(quar. >
Co.
8-18
25c
s-a)_
(Increased
com
1
.
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
8-
3%
Co.,
dividend
Stock
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
.
preferred
(quar.)
$1
9-
1
8-15
7-27
7-17
1
7-12
8-
.
Volume 172
Number 4927
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
Name of
Bums
&
Company
Share
-
,
When
Holders
Consumers
Class
A
:40c
7-28
Class
A
J40c
10-28
Class
B
140c
7-28
7-
7
Class
B
140c
10-28
10-
t
(quar.)
20c
< accum.)
31c
9- 9
8-15
8-
25c
12-18
Burroughs
Machine
Adding
Burry Biscuit Corp.,
Eutte
Co.
$1.25 pfd.
Copper & Zinc Co., common
7%
preferred
Byers
Calaveras
Caldwell
Land
1S3.50
1st
2nd
Mills,
Corp
Ltd.,
common
preferred
tquar.)
preferred (quar.)
partic.
California
25c
$1.75
$1
120c
138c
120c
common
Timber
Ai
Linen
$1.50
80c
Electric
Power,
pfd.
(quar.)—
75c
Packing Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
62Vic
$3
California
5%
California
Portland
Cement
California
Water
Telephone,
$1.00
&
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
$1.20
preferred
conv.
$1.80
(quar.)
50c
25c
31'Ac
(quar.)
$1.40
62Vic
(quar.)
com.
,
(initial
Camden
preferred
Canada
Crushed
Northern
Southern
Canadian
Bronze,
Class
A
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)—_—
(s-a)
Ltd.
Foundry,
(quar.)
common
Canadian Dredge & Dock, Ltd., com.
Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—
4Vi%
(irreg.)
—
Corn
Corporate
Corrugated
8-
1
7-14
8-
3
7-18
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Ltd.,
7-15
1
7-14
Crown
Cork
8-15
7-31
Crown
Zellerbach,
8-
ordinary
&
7-31
Crum
7-15
Cuban-American Sugar
1
7-15
7-15
7-15
77c
7
(2
class
A
$2
class
A
9-20
9-
7-25
6-20
8-
1
6-28
10-
2
8-31
1
7-10
1
7-10
1
Delnite
8-22
8-
1
12-15
11-15
:25c
2
10- 2
8-31
8-31
Denver
7-14
Detroit
10-
8- 1
8-25
7-14
2%
(s-a)_
1
8-14
9-16
8-15
8-
11-15
11-
6
0-16
'
Yard
Insurance
(quar.)_
9-
1
8-
1
1
8-
1
7-25
7-25
7-10
7-31
7-
25c
25c
7-10
Shares,
series
Co
7-24
7-24
8-14
8-
1
7-
Class
B
!$1
8-10
7- 2
4
subject
approval
to
at
50c
11-15
11-
6
$4
1-15-51
1-
2
Quarterly
110c
50c
common
preferred
(quar.)
$1
10-15
9-18
8-
1
7-10
11-
1
10-20
$1.50
Divco
class
conv.
Corp.
Dividend
Public
$5.50
preferred
convertible
7-12
$3.50
137 Ac
40c
Inc.
2c
1
7-15
57c
7-15
Steel
50c
(quar.)
common
Stock
Case
dividend
(J.
7%
I.)
Catelli
Food
New
class
class
B
Caterpillar
4.20%
(initial
Tractor,
5%
preferred
Celtic
(quar.)—
Cold
Central
Electric
Central
Hollywood
Storage
&
Electric
4'AT;
Light Co.
Chicago
Chrysler
Corp.
(N.
Corp.
7-18
9-15
9-
7-31
7-17
Oil
&
7-
1
57c
8-
1
57c
9-30
9-
1
CO
7-10
Y.)
I
H
1946)
of
1947)
(quar.)__
A
Co.,
Cleveland
RR.
Electric
Foods,
(monthly)
preferred
4'A%
Class
A
$1.20
Cockshutt
Plow
Common
Co.,
com.—
—
7-31
7-20
7-20
$4.50
8-15
8-
5
$3.50
10-15
9-12
8-
1
8-1
8-15
7-
7
7-10
9-
6
8-14
7-17
10-
2
9-15
?2
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
8-
1
7-
6
7-
6
1-1-51
7-31
7-14
7-31
7-14
8-15
7-20
12-20
Gas
60c
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Massachusetts
preferred
10-
1
9-16
class
A
9-16
Empire
7-31
57o
preferred (quar.)™
Empire Millwork Corp
8-15
7-31
Employees
9-
1
8-
1
12-
1
11-
1
7-31
7-14
50c
87'Ac
8-15
9-30
9-19
8-15
7-20
7-25
District
Emsco
$3
9-11
8-15
7-27
7-13
1
6-30
Corporation,
convertible
$5
preferred
preferred
Federal
Traders
Fire
0
Federal Grain,
37'Ac
9-15
9-
1
Federal
7-
5
1
7-
5
55c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
8-
1
7-
$1.50
9-
1
8-15
10c
10-
1
9-20
5
37'Ac
(quar.)—,
8-
1
7-15
Class
A
(quar.)
37'Ac
11-
1
Class
B
(quar.)—
37'Ac
8-
1
7-15
Class
B
(quar.)
37'Ac
11-
1
10-14
Co.,
Common
of
pfd.
N.
Ltd.
dividend)
tquar.)
Rubber
8-
3
7-
5
8-
1
7-
3
8-
1
7- 3
Corp.
Fibreboard Products,
prior
preferred
preferred
Hosiery Co
8-21
Grant
10-
2
9-21
8-
1
6-30
National
&
Class
Bank
(N.
7- 7
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR., 5'A%
t37'Ac
8-31
7-31
Foster
Motor
Co.,
(W.
T.)
7-10
Great
Lakes
7-10
Great
Co.,
West
Green
(H. L.)
8-
7-20
Greenfield Gas Light—
67c non-cumulative preferred
Coal
Co.,
8-15
8-
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-14
8-18
7-21
Gulf
9-15
8-16
$5
preferred
Hydraulics
preferred
Mobile
&
Ohio
RR.,
7-15
$5
preferred
$5
preferred
$5
preferred
10-14
9-29
1
8-15
7-31
7-14
25c
8-15
7-31
$1.25
9-
Kleiser
Common
Co.
(quar.)
7-31
7-31
Hart,
7-31
7-17
Well
4'A7c
7-25
6-30
Hat
6-30
Haydock
1
7-25
Hayes
Gas
Hecht
7-
7
9-
1
7-
7
1-2-51
12-
1
9-
1
8-11
12-
1
11-10
8-
1
7-10
9
9-
1
8-
10-
1
9-15
of
8-15
fl-11
8-
1
7-17
45c
10-
2
9-20
7-31
7-20
7-
7
$1.06'A
7-
7
9-20
9-
1
8-,l
7-15
65c
7-31
7-13
50c
8-30
7-
7
1-2-51
12-
1
8-
1
7-14
2'/4%
8-
7
7-
9-
1
8-21
$2.75
12'Ac
8-15
8-
3
1
7-14
7-24
9-30
9-11
12-28
$1.25
3-30-51
3-12
6-30-51
6-11
9-
1
12-
1
11-
I
9-20
9-
3
Inc.
:25c
8-10
(quar.)
9-
1
$1.37'A
(quar.)
8-
1
7-20
11-
1
10-20
$1.37'A
$1.12'A
9-28
9-18
10-14
9-29
60c
7-24
(quar.)-
4'A%
pfd.
-
(quar.)__
1
7-14
8-
1
7-20
$1.12'A
(quar.)
1
7-18
13c
7-31
7-12
8-
7-21
8-
7-31
50c
preferred
1
7-31
40c
9334c
(quar.)
5%
7
8-
112'Ac
t$l
(quar.)—
Corp.
7-
6834c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.-
common
Powder Co.,
8- 1
$1.37'A
pfd.
common
America,
Cement
8
:35c
Marx
preferred
12-
10-
1
7-
7
7-
7
9-20
(quar.)_
$1.25
8-15
8-
5c
7-25
7-14
35c
8-
7-14
.
_
A
preferred
preferred
8-15
7-25
b-lo
7-aa
8-15
11-15
10-25
56'Ac
11-15
10-25
25c
series A (quar.)
series B (quar.)
50c
krv4c
53'Ac
(quar.)_
9-15
8-20
7-28
(quar.)
Inc.
Spencer Bartlett
&
Co.
Monthly
Higbee
Co.,
Hines
Lumber
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co.,
Holly
Sugar
Holt
conv.
(Henry)
1
7-15
1
7-14
10-15
9-29
50c
30c
9-
1
8-15
115c
tquar.)
8-
1
7-21
Co
Development
Holly
88-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Co.
Mfg.
7-25
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'
& Company
non-cumulative class A
(quar.)
80c
(N.
Y.)
7-10
9-
1
8-21
12-
25c
(s-a)
Co.
7-10
1
1
11-20
-
(quar.)
Insurance
1
8-
25c
37'Ac
6-30
8-
lc
$1 non-cumulative class A
$1
i
25c
>
8-1
1
Horder's,
67c
Horn
5%
Inc.
&
(George
Hardart
preferred
20c
(quar.)
A.)
preferred A
& Co.,
common
(quar.)
Co.
<N.
(quar.)
7-18
$1.25
12'Ac
preferred
57c
(Edward)
Holden
3
53 Vac
(quar.)_
B
preferred
4'A%
Hlbbard,
1
20c
preferred
4'A%
Hormel
pfd. (s-a)
1
8-12
Steel Products, common
preferred A (quar,)_
Hershey Chocolate Corp., com. (quar.)__—
Home
93 %C
8-
50c
Ltd.
Ltd
17c
Hobart
7-28
7-28
7-17
$1.25
Higbie Manufacturing Co
30c
1
:35c
Products,
Hewitt-Robins,
t$1
7-10
8-
$1.25
»
Hercules
$1.25
7-15
50c
(quar.)
&
Company,
3%%
1
$1.25
;
(quar.)
Co.,
Fund,
Hercules
8-30
7-14
8-
7-28
(irreg.)-
.
,
Light Co.
Ltd., class A
F.)
Steel
10c
1
37'Ac
.
Electric
Corp.
8-
Cementing Co.—
Co.,
preferred
7-31
1
7-31
(quar.)
Company 5'A%
Schaffner
(J.
7
8-15
50c
Cotton
Hartford
8-
Oil
Harrisburg
8-15
1
9-
12-
31'Ac
-
preferred
8-15
Inc.—
for pref
(quar.)
(quar.)
(A.)
25c
7
8-
12-10
Increased
5'/?%
9-15-,
7
9-
8-15)
9-
75c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne of Canada,
Common (quar.)
Harris
1
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7-15
10-
15c
(quar.)
7-15
8-31
10-
common
(quar.)
8-15
7-15
8-25
11-25
50c
—
1
1
8-25
9-15
12-15
25c
Brewery Co.
preferred
(quar.)
8-
1
1
:25c
Western
conv.
7-25
8-
9-
7-10
Inc.—
convertible
8-25
9-21
7-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
7-14
7-31
$2
Ltd
Company
15c
$1.12'A
8-1
50c
(s-a)_
:75c
Great
9-20
57c
8-15
7-31
(quar.)_
Engineering (quar.)
Life Insurance Co.,
7-14
5%
9-15
56'Ac
8-18
Greer
8-15
93%c
1
1
8-15
(quar.)
common
8
1
I
1
9-15
:25c
9-29
89-
8-
9-
(s-a)
class A
Southern
Ltd.—
deposit receipts
8-lfi
8-15
$1.25
iquar.)
7-25
$1
7-7
7-2C
1
25c
Y.)
Company, Ltd.,
A
7-25
Corp.—
7-28
1
9-
$1
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
8- 1
7-21
8-
$1
(quar.)
__
1
Grace
5%
57c
(quar.)
Employees Insurance Co.
9-
:$i.62
(s-a)
Machinery & Chemical
3%7c preferred (quar.)
&
Gotham
7-17
50c
—
1
:50c
7-14
Co.
(quar.)
8-16
8-
15c
(quar.)
1
Inc.—
Food
Amer.
preference
4'A %
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland iquar.)
First Ycrk Coip., common (irreg.)
Ford
Co.
8-15
8-
62'Ac
7-17
8-
4%
4'A%
(quar.)
7-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada—
T25c
Rubber
Co.., com.
convertible preferred (quar.)
7-15
i
preferred
1
25c
Y.—
(stock
Goodall-Sanford,
35c
(quar.)
conv.
1
8-31
8-
15c
Goodyear Tire &
7-15
(quar.)
Pittsfield,
7-10
37'Ac
4
1
(accum.)
7-10
7-25
common
7-
1
Ferro-Enamel
$2
Co.,
(quar.)
7-31
8-
(s-a)
1
1
7-25
30c
(quar.)
Inc., 4%
pfd.
Goodall
8-
Canada
$1.25
Co..
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass
10-14
Co.
Corp.
of
7-
8-
America
6
7-14
25c
participating preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—
67c
Inc.—
Co.
3
25c
of
10-
125c
$1.20
4'/4%
C.)
7-
56'Ac
Co.
1
$2.50
Ltd., 6'A7c
Insurance
Federal Loan
1
iH.
0
7-21
Company
(quar.)
1
$1.75
Insurance
7-
7-25
25c
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Life
Insurance
17-
8-
H.)
preferred
(quar.)
;
&
l?-is
8-
67c
Hercules
preferred
1
7-29
75c
*
6
$1.25
—
8-
10c
11-
15c
(quar.)
Esmond Mills, Ltd., 57c preferred
Eversharp,
Inc.,
common
Quarterly
51c
Petroleum
Godman
10-
75c
—
(quar.)—
Farmers
50c
Edison
7-14
1
tl
A
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred
A
7-31
(quar.)
Consolidated
1
$2
+»
8
preferred
Consolidated
811-
150c
common
8-
(Toronto)—
Corp.
:25c
Hartz
(s-a)
7-28
preferred
Dearborn
7-15
(P.
prefeired
30c
Ltd
1
American
37'Ac
preferred
preferred
Faber, Coe & Gregg, 770
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
$2.04
Consolidated
1
Equipment—
7-31
$2.00
A
&
8-
J$3
—
—
8-15
1
(quar.)
A
8-15
:60c
(s-a)
Industries,
8-
Erie Railroad Co.—
$5
5
Chemical
7-15
Glatfelter
Hamilton
(quar.)
Derrick
20c
8-
A
prior, preferred
Equity
1
class
4%
preferred
(quar.)
&
Heating Products,
Eppens Smith Co. (s-a)_
8-
P
7-
Consolidated
1
15c
———
Enamel
P-SO
JO-
1
preferred
8-
Corp
Globe & Republic Insurance
Semi-annual
1
Co.—
<quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quS'r.)
8-15
*4
Electric
Credit
B
$1.50
$1.06'A
8-
40c
7-
125c
10-1
47'Ac
Inc.,
7-31
Halliburton
(quar.)
4c
tquar.)
6%
8-15
15c
—
(quar.)
8-16
Power—
Power,
Co.
$1.12'A
(quar.)
River
1
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
Nut
8
8-
$1.25
3
15c
(quar.)—-——
Corp. of America
8-16
Stop
National Watch
7-
3
$1.12'A
8-
15c
(quar.)
1
8-
(quar.)
common
30c
(monthly)
common
1
preferred
Connecticut
Co.,
1
8-
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co.
9-
$tt
Inc.,
preferred
:25c
(quar.)
8-
Tool
common
(quar.)
Brothers,
15c
Products
4'A7c
preference
Griesedleck
Monthly
Elastic
Machine
$1.25
—
7-20
3
\07o
Lewis
8-25
Ry.—
Elgin
R
dividend
&
$1.50
Street
(accum.)
1
8-
ioc
Safety Razor Co.,
4'A7c
8-
lOc
(special)
107c
:75c
$1
pfd.
7-17
$1.90
preferred
Gimbel
25c
$5 preferred vtc (accum.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A
t*2
Inc.
9-15
$1.12'A
preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Sugar Associates—
75c
'Quarterly
Connecticut Light &
$5
9-29
17c
(quar.)
9-
Ltd.-^-
preferred
8-17
30c
Supply Co
common
(quar.)
1
40c
17c pfd. (accum.)
Co.. Ltd.
(increased)
Confederation Liie Association
Congoleum-Nairn,
&
preferred
1
Inc.—
Co. (quar.)
International
Corp.___
Amusements,
8-31
Stock
7
$1.25
class A
(special)
Giddings
9-
1
$1.27'A
dividend
B
$1.12%
67c
50c
$4.25
Edison
National
Metals
Bradstreet,
Dupian Corp. I s-a)
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Eastern Industries, Inc., 6%
Ekco
Stock
87'Ac
8-
(Ohio)
—
participating
Consumers
<fc
4'A%
7-14
1$1.25
(quar.)
Brewing Co.,
Gillette
de Nemours & Co.—
—_
6-30
(quar.)
com.
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
1
Corp.—
$1.75
10-
18%c
common
Inc.
Company,
Confederation
-Class
Dun
I.)
1
8-
7-20
Ltd.,
(quar.)
130c
Edgewater Steel Co.
t35c
Corp.,
(E.
Ducommun
50c
Commonwealth
Connohio,
du Pont
8-
8-15
7- 4
Grafton
iquar.)
6-30
1
7-17
*$1.12 %
Ltd
1
1
8-
Government
(quar.)
common
preferred
7-31
120c
<quar.)
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co.
Carbon
Commonwealth
$2.20
7%
Class
Quarterly
Conduits
Drug Co.,
130c
.—
Combustion-Engineering-Superheater,
Concord
$1
135c
Pictures
Columbian
7*
Ltd.—
Semi-annual
Columbia
7-
Ltd.—
System,
Mutual
Columbus
1
Dow
8-
$1.50
$1
:25c
(quar.)
1
7-18
8-
:i2'Ac
Paper Co., Ltd.—
convertible preferred
8-
1
6-30
Ltd.—
Reduced
4'A%
Co.
Wares,
preferred
Class
$5
(quar.)
1
8-15
8-
7-31
Donnacona
120c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
certificates
trust
20c
—
Gas
voting
20c
,
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.,
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Columbia
Common
& Chemical, Ltd.,
11-
30c
HOC
Ltd
Linoleum,
20c
Hardware,
1
Co.,
&
8-
11-15
$1.37'A
:$i.25
(quar.)
Tar
(quar.)
:$i.25
$1.12'A
(monthly)
—
(quar.)
J.), Ltd.
<B.
8-
$5
(quar.)
Common
Coghlin
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preference
1
Louis
;
(monthly)
Cochrane-Dunlop
8-
30c
common
Common
7-15
$1.50
is-ai
Common
7-31
1
30c
(.quar.)
Illuminating
(quar.)—
8-18
8-15
25c
:25c
Oilcloth
B
Eastern
-
(quar.)
Inc.,
7-15
8-
Co.—
(quar.)___
preferred
8-
$1
.
common
1
8-31
22'Ac
45c
common
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)___
Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
preferred
8-15
87'Ac
15c
25c
iquar.)
&
Cleveland,
Ry.
Co.,
common
(quar.)
1
$1
(s-a)
Co.,
Stores
Class
$1.75
Electric
(quar.)
7-10
8
(quar.)
(increased)
:25c
preference
7-10
1
9-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Globe
1
8-
8-15
7-31
5
8-
35c
4
:25c
8-15
9-
7-10'
common—
preferred
:37'Ac
common
Malting Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Dominion
$6
:20c
(accum.)
1
$1.50
:40c
pfd.
8-
933/4c
Co.,
(quar.)
Waterworks
25c
t$1.25
(quar.)
67c
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
Inter-Terminal
Clearfield
9-
40c
(quar.)
of
Ltd.,
convertible
Dominion
7-31
56'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred
Second
8-31
1
7-101
50c
7-18
Steel
$4.50
Common
5c
(quar.)
(increased)
Gas
Cincinnati
87c
7-31
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Dominion Woolens & Worsteds,
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Fabrics,
Co.,
Co.,
Dryden Paper,
(series
Cotton
Cincinnati
Clinton
Dominion
90c
Corp.
Corp.
Chickasha
5%
7
(Texas)—
of Virginia.,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3'A 7c pfd.
Class
7-
Dominion
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Bank
preferred
Chesapeake
City
7-31
$1
West
convertible
National
4%
Coal
25c
8
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd.—
Investment
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—
4%
preferred (series
4%
Bridge
Dominion
Corp.—
(quar.)
South
&
Store
47c
Dominion
7
15c
.
.
&
preferred
Central
Chase
7-20
7-
1
8
9-
7-251
8-
7-18
25c
_
8-10
25c
(monthly)
com.
—
Power
57c
9-
1
7-31
15c
(monthly).
common
Anglo Investment, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_
15c
(quar.)
Light & Power Co.—
preferred (quar.)
3.607c
4%
7-20
2
&
7-31
Ohio
Central
Chain
8-10
Common
Dominion
25c
&
Gas
8-21
9-25
10-
8-
8-15
87'Ac
25c
Fields,
imonthly)
(monthly)
87'Ac
9-28
I17'4c
iquar.)
Ltd
Oil
50c
Co.
(monthly)
Hudson
Mines*
150c
Co
Building,
Common
Increased
8-21
8-31
50c
(monthly)
Central
Dominguez
25c
Gas
Common
Central
Dome
9-12
25c
.
62'Ac
Dodge Mfg. Corp.
9-12
1
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.. Ltd
Central
7-31
1
8-31
37'Ac
iquar.)
common
iquar.)
10-
|20c
(quar.)
common
Knitting
Co.,
A
10-
:i2'/2C
quar.)
common
preferred
Cup
Class
Common
quar.)
(initial
Corp.,
8-18
Dixie
75c
Ltd.—-
Products,
Celotex
8-25
$1.75
common
(quar.)
A
New
8-25
9-11
10%
Co.,
preferred
9-11
$1
Co.,
Extra
11-10
11-10
8-15
7-31
'
Carpenter
11-25
11-25
50c
Genesee
1
9-18
62'Ac
5.107o
7-24
8-
7-17
6-16
$1
preferred
preferred
7-31
8-
1
7-25
ijuar.)
General
57c
8-
10-2
Corp., common...
preferred iquar.)
General
(ouar.)
1
6-28
60c
(s-a)
Shoe
7-14
preference
C
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
Refractories
1
1
$1.25
Public Utilities
General
7-26
7-20
10-
15c
Service,
General
8-
(quar.)
Shares
General
Corp.
8
9c
A
Paint
$4
8-
15c
(quar.)
8-
Co., Ltd.
1
10-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Outdoor
8-18
$2
Construction
preferred
preferred
General
1
8-18
7-14
(quar.)
1
1
7-20
8-
Motors Corp.—
$3.75
$5
Inc.
9-
9-
1
7-31
il
Co
9-
Y
of N.
Corp.
$3.50
75c
$1
8-
62'Ac
(quar.).
25c
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
75c
Trust
Investment
8-14
7-20
(s-a)
preferred
Foods
General
participating preferred (s-a)
common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
Disher Steel
Ltd.
Company
Dictaphone Corp.,
Discount
meeting of stockholders.)
Canadian Western Lumber Co.,
(quar.)
47c
convertible
General
preferred
1
1
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
57c
Diocesan
preferred A
preferred
8-
12-
98-
$2
67c
8-15
12-20
15c
60c
preferred
7-10
8-21
(Texas)
67c
7-25
7-14
9-11
:$1
(quar.)
preferred
1
25c
(s-a)
47c
Advertising
(quar.)
iquar.)
6 7c
2
57c
4 7c
General
General
1
12-18
1
8-
Corp.—
7-24
1
9-13
1-2-51
12'Ac
Co
8-15
8-15
1
2
(quar.)
Mills,
50c
Match
preferred
General
preferred
Detroit River Tunnel
$8
8-18
6c
A
(quar.)
American Transportation Corp.—
preferred series A (quar.)
General Baking Co.,'common
2
8-
7-20
8-
10-
30c
preferred
Industries
9-
7-20
2'Ac
$4.25
General
$2
1
1007c
3
10-
8-
General
Finance
75c
Co
25c
dividend
General
9-
7-1$,
7-1-1.
30c
Oil
Electric
30c
(quar.)
Manulacturing
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.
Diamond
Stock
General
15c
&
8-15
American
«
37'Ac
(quar.)
stock (quar.)
Stock
7-28
57c
General
7-22
7-31
7-31
$1
Co.,
6
12c
6-30
1
$1.50
9-
(quar.)—;
A
1
(quar.)
12-
7-11
8-
25c
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd., 47c pfd.
Company, common iquar.)
preferred A (quar.)
&
9-18
1
7-22,
(quar.)
12-18
8-
1
2'Ac
50c
$1.25
8-
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo,
5
10-20
:i2'Ac
& Company
(irregular)
preferred
9-30
50c
1
6%
9-
9-1$
7-20
6-30
(quar.)__
Gair Co.
Gale
9-30
7-28
1-24
B.)
preferred
7-15
9-15,
15c
55c
Company, 57c preferred
(Robert) Co., Inc.—
8-14
Holders
2
T50c
Common
1
(quar.)
preferred
common
9-
7-
4%
——_
com.
Gabriel
6%
10-
:$1,12'A
Malting,
A
47
Payable of Ree.
37'Ac
(quar.)
class
50c
class
8-15
8-
(D.
Common
9-
'
1
common
Gasket
AA
Fuller
8-15
$1.12 A
tquar.)
Co., common class A
Union
Deposited
7-18
$1.75
Ltd
Mines,
Voting
6-22
1
17'AC
Co.,
Dennison Mfg.
:70c
3
$2
(quar.)
8-
8-10
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Gardner-Denver
Delaware Power & Light Co.
8-22
:$1
Paper
A
88-
Grain
Brush,
$1
tquar.)
iquar.)
120c
125c
A
Light,
Leather
Dayton Rubber Co.,
class
8-11
10c
Davenport Water, 57c
$2
8-11
1
preferred
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
150c
(quar. )„
(quar.)
9-15
8-
9-
6
Co.
4'A7c
7-
B
7-
7-29
Corp.
preferred
Class
Galr
(extra)
7-31
Class
7-25
8-15
receipts
(quar.)
Clothing,
Davis
7-18
:37'/2c
common™
deposit
preferred
9-30
:15c
f$1.50
1
9c
(quar.)
87c
$2.50
1
8-
90c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Curlee
$2.20
IOC
preferred
Culver Corp.,
Froedtert
:25c
2nd
7-14
8-
8-14
8-14
:$i.25
Ltd.,
Ltd.
$4
1
Forster,
4'A%
1
1
Fuller
(s-a)
Seal,
preferred
8-21
9-
57c
Ltd.
7-24
&
1
Stores
9-
(N. Y.—
(irreg.)
A
prior pfd.
(quar.)
Companies, Ltd., common..
(A. J.), Ltd., common (quar.)
25c
(final)
Craig Bit Co.,
$4.20
9-
Franklin
When
Share
6%
Corp.,
Freiman
(quar.)
common
Co.,
8-15
8-
Class
&
Fraser
4
$1
American
7-15
7-15
7-15
:25c
Carpenter
Courtauld's,
1
1
1
t$1.25
Power
8
8-
57e
preference
payments
8
9-
(quar.)
1
1
:25c
(quar.)
Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Vickers, Ltd., new com. (initial).
Canadian Wallpaper,Manufacturers, Ltd.—
Carolina
Paper Box
preferred
8-
8-
Canadian
annual
9-
2
8-21
75c
Co., com.
Refining,
8-
Co.—
Ry.
non-c\im.
Ltd.
Fund,
Cos., Lid.
2
10-
(quar.)
Investors class
8-
8-
Canadian
(Both
Products
57c
Per
Name of Company
Foster-Wheeler
10-
75c
common
Exchange Bank Trust Co.
7-14
1
l$1.12Vi
(quar.)—
16c
(quar.)
Investment
Canadian
preferred
8 7c" debenture
(quar.)
preference
Canadian
Varnish
&
prior
Corn
7-28
75c
Paint
$3
6-30
131c
common
(quar.)
&
A
Cook
Holders
8-21
$1.13
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
preferred (quar.)
47c
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.12'A
(quar.)
$4.52
1
8-
8-
150c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
preferred
50c
(quar.)
common
Container
7-28
+$1.25
Ltd.,
preferred
Car
Co.,
f20c
i
Ltd
Power
Ry.
Breweries,
Share
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
''
Stone,
Canadian
Canadian
$4.50
Power
12Vic
Canada
4%
12- 4
30c
(quar.)
(s-a >
Canada
$1
1
35c
quar.)
preferred (s-ai
5%
8-11
Refrigerating & Warehouse—
Common
5%
7
Company
Quarterly
<s-a)
M.) Company,
preferred (quar.)
iA.
7%
7-
10- 7
Hosiery Co., Ltd.—
Butterii)
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Company,
(327)
■—
,
Y.),
common
—
62Ac
$1.50
50c
$1.25
7-
1
l1
7-20
8-i5
7-29
8-
8-15
7-29
1
7-12
9- 1
8~14
8-
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(328)
When
Per
Home
(Joseph)
Houston
$4
Sound
Howe
—
4%%
Co.,
(quar.)
Brick
(quar.)
Illinois
Power
non-cun.
preferred
Indiana
Co.
Group shares
and Bond Group
Stock
Interchemical
4%%
Corp.,
preferred
Nickel
of
6-30
4'A%
7-25
Macassa
1
7-15
Macco
convertible
(quar.)___
International
Intertype
Utilities
Canada,
6%
Co.
Investors Trust
8-
1
7-20
Macoil
8-
1
7-20
Macy (R. H.)
y-
1
8-
7
preferred
Participating
preferred
Participating
Iowa
414%
Jantzen
5%
4%
7-10
7-10
Maltine
8-
1
6-20
Mar-Tex
6-21
Massachusetts
1
7-15
Massawlppi Valley RR.
Maul Macotta Corp
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-14
$3.75
8-
1
7-14
$3.75
9-
7
Lh
7-31
9-15
Melville
8-
1
1-19
8-
1
7-19
11-
1
10-19
1
10-19
1
7-15
8-31
8-25
1
7-15
4%%
$1
8-
1
7-10
$1
7-30
6-20
8-
7-18
8-
-
preferred
pfd.
(quar i__
933'4C
(quar
1
Middle
$1
Light
8-
1
7-11
Midland
2 (\r
10-
7
9-30
Midwest
8-
7
8-15
8-
7
95c
9-
1
8-15
Miller
$1
9-
1
8-15
4%%
Co.—
preferred
$5.50
9- 9
Minnesota
1
9-20
1-2-51
12-20
4-1-51
3-20
5%
8-25
8-15
Mitchell
La Salle
the
$1
&
(Brooklyn,
N.
(James)
&
Gold
Salt
preferred
9-15
7-14
8-10
7-28
7-31
7-17
Life
1
7-14
10-10
0-30
Mount
1-10-51
12-27
8-
8-15
Paper
(G. C.)
Co.,
Chemical
9-
1
8-
1
Mutual
9-
1
8-
1
6%
preferred
preferred
Co.
5%
of
Narrangansett Electric, 4%%
11-15
11- 4
Nathan
Straus-Duparquet,
1
7-14
National
9-15
8-25
National
8-15
8-
National
Biscuit
8-
1
7-14*
1
7%
Co.,
City
8-15
7-31
National
Distillers
7-20
National Electric
$1.12%
.
1
9-15
8-15
tl5c
7-31
6-30
45c
9-15
9-
fort
Products
Gas
&
Oil
Class
8-
1
7-24
1
10-24
National
Lead
8-
1
7-12
National
Mallinson
7-12
National
Starch
National
Tank
8-
1
t$4
8-
3
Ltd.
7-11
$1
9-
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
87 %c
9-
1
7-25
4
8-15
7-11
A
National
Tea
4(4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
9-
9
8-22
50c
_
12-
9
11-21
50c 3-10-51
original stock
original stock
original stock
$1.10
$1.10
9-
12-
9
2-20
8-22
9
11-21
$1.00 3-10-51
2-20
Pipe Company
National
Tile
33c
2-15-51
2-
8- 1
.
-7-14
+75c
8-15
12-15
&
Penman's,
amounts
mates
of
Stock
7-17
34%c
9-
1
8-25
7-27
7-
8-
8
8-
1
Permutit
12%c
7-29
7-
7
Pfeiffer
$6
1
8-10
plus
8-10
Philadelphia
7-11
$4.50
1st
preferred
1st
preferred
7-20
$4.50
8-16
$4
non-cum.
non-cum.
9-28
9-21
12-28
12-21
Philadelphia
below
8-10
1
Nestle-Le
1
7-21
8-
1
7-17
Newberry
10c
8-
1
7-17
334%
New
8
8-31
8-
8
20c
8-
1
7-14
45c
8-
1
7-14
50c
8-
1
7-11*
8-
1
7-22
11-1
10-20
9-11
8-25
Mur
are
10-
1
1-2-51
$1.50
917
1
'
8-
1
7-14
8-
20c
1
7-18 '
(J.
J.)
&
11.12%
(quar.)
$1
4c
8-15
7-31
6c
8-15
7-*>l-«s.
4c
8-15
7-31
6c
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
pld.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__
25c
8-15
8-
1
$1.06(4
8-15
8-
1
$1.18%
8-
1
7-14
quar.)
1_
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
1-1-51
12-18
8-1
7-10
Coal
&
Co
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
35c
8-
1
7-15
97 %c
Iron
8-
$1.10
(initial
quar.)
8-
1
7-17
7-20®
Brewing Co., $2.5o pfd.
Company (quar.)
Porcupine Reef Gold Mines, Ltd,
(quar.)_
62 %c
8-
1
7-
5%
Pittsburgh
Edison,
4.70%
3.60%
preferred
Pressed
Metals
B
of
25c
Price
&
Co.
Co.
of
of
took
dividend
at
Redeemab'e
Oats
7-24*
8-
8-
1
7-14
$1.06'A
9-
1
8-15
Power
Milk
(quar.)
held
(quar.)
on
(J.
Co.
M.)
preferred
Light
Shares,
Inc.
preferred
Purina
Electrotype
7
1
8-
7
20c
$1.50
8-
1
8-31
8-
8-15
A
(quar.)
5
7-14
8-
1
7-31
8-
1
8-25
7-15
$15c
8-
7-22
1
Co.—
56'AC
Co.
(Del.)
7-31
7-15
8-
7-24
—
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
7-21
$25c
cl.
<quar.)_
Securities
iquar.)
8-15
$2c
Company, 33i%
Company
8-15
8-
9-
12c
(quar.)
Ralston
1
1
27.)
(quar.)
iquar.).
Grocery
99-
$87 %c
preferred
Ltd.,
45c
common
June
on
(quar.)
Products,
1
$1.16
action
no
6%
Co.,
7-10
87 %c
com.
•-QlI£bec Gold Mining Corp
Rapid
1
8-15
35C
Indiana,
meeting
pref.
Distribution
Common
8-
8-15
(quar.i—
&
7-10
65c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4%%
8-10
11-10
1
t40c
quar.)
4,(54%
Railway
1
1
8-
s-a)
(quar.)
Quebec
9-
12-
Colorado—
preferred
Quinte
1
+$2
(quar.)
(increased
(initial
preferred
Service
Quarterly
7-12
(s-a)
common
3%%
Quaker
7-12
1
t$l
Gamble
Transport
common
4»/4 %
1
8-
25c
Ltd.,
Service
Public
8-
r
^%xtra
Provincial
8-
25c
Brothers.
Procter
1
90c
(quar.)
7-10
9-
$1.17%
pfd.
(quar.)
America
7
7-25
*2c
Quarterly
Randall
933/4c
9-18
$1.07%
(quar.)
Corp.,
4 'Jo
10c
1
$1
..Pittston
Radford
Co.
9-18
12-18
10-
Co.—
preferred
(Directors
7-31
1
1-1-51
95c
(quar.)
...Pugyt Sound Power & Light Co.
Purity'Flour Mills, Ltd.—
7-31
7-31
10-
1
8-16
8-15
8-10
1
9-
8-15
8-16
1
8-
New
.
8
9-
8-
Public
7-31
9-
7
$1
8
8-15
8-11
$1.25
7-14
«
1
(quar.)_
8-
1
9-
7-21
preferred
7-31
lie
Company
(quar.)
Reading
preferred
Philips-Jones
8-25
Company—
preferred
4%
33%c
esti-
series
(initial
Morris
"3.90%
•
Potomac
60c
shares
common
Philip
7-20
9-
Co.—
1
9-
7-15
9-15
$1.12%
preferred
8-
10-13
«■.
8-31
7-31
1
Inc.,
(quar.)
9-
40c
11c
Brothers, Inc., 4%%
8-
2nd
Electric
&
7-14
8-
50c
Co.,
preferred
7-14
equipment shares
$1
2nd
preferred
Phijadelph'a
1
9-15
re¬
::
Products
1
(quar.)
Railroad
15c
3.80%
3
8-
$1.06'A
share
(quar.)
1
distributions.
Vulcanized Fibre
for
per
(quar.)
dividend
Dairy
8-
shares
National
$110
8-31
$15c
Railroad
trade
at
31
7-31
1
8c
groups
July
on
8-
9-12
25c
preferred (s-a)
preference.—Entire issue called
9-
1
50c
quar.)
non-cum.
'»■ 25c
9-12
10-
Co.—
(initial
common
this
1
30c
(quar.)
-8-31
■—
7-10
10-
25c
(quar.)
demption
7-14
45c
$1
Co.
25c
series
Neisner
9-22
4
9-
7-25
3
40c
(resumed)
(quar.)
(quar.)
shown
$1
12-22
8-
9-15
7-10
;
2
7
8-15
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Philadelphia Company
7
7-
5%
1
37%c
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4(4%
10-
7-
7-15
8-
7-24
7-21
1-1-51
1
8-* *
10c
9-20
$1
8-
Co.
pfd.
Co.
Gear
Cement
7-31
8
7-
25c
Mfg.
&
Brewing
New
-
Salt
Machine
1
8-
7-17
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
Peikins
90c
15c
Corp., com. (quar.)
5%
8-15
5c
(Phila.), $5 preferred-
(s-a)
Glass Sand
Pennsylvania
7-12
1
Co.
Co.
f$1.50
:
(quar.)
series
Selected
(quar.)_
1
4
such
Balanced series
Preferred stock
preferred
8-
•
(quar.)
common
Traffic
4
Co.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Investment
8-
Mfg.
preferred
Pennsylvania
-
....
8-
8-21
$1.32
8-15
7-31
...
7-14
8-15
9-30
Extra
4
8rl
..
53%c
8-31
(quar.)
5
11-
47%c
$1
(quar.)
Theatres
8-
11-15
(quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-15
33c
Quarterly
common
$1
-
Common
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Common
(quar.)
preferred
National Trust Funds—
Retail
Common
Co.,
preferred
preferred
3.80%
The
Railroad—
(quar.)
8
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
12-18
8-15
$1.32
preferred
pfd. B
10-
$1.32
4.30%
Fabrics
1
1-2-51
7-18
4.40%
(quar.)
Corp. (resumed)
Products, Inc.
Co.
62 %c
(quar.)
1
7-20
Penn
tl5c
Co., 6%
7-26
9-
1
8-
7-15
(quar.)
7-26
8-15
—8" i'
7-15
Corp
8-15
8
1
Corp.
9-14
4
Penn
„
7-29
7-14
25c
7-31
(quar.)
1
1
62 %C
8-
(quar.)
9-
8-1
5c
Co
common
15c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
11-
Wheel
56(4c
(quar.)
Welding Machine—
50c
87 ViC
Co.
31'Ac
25c
.
(New Hampshire)—
8-
75c
Y.)
7
2-
10c
Mfg.
7-29
1
11-
$1.75
(N.
Co.
quar.)__
Quarterly
Quarterly
National
1
&
Bank
7-20
9-
11-15
5c
Chemical
National
(quar.)
7-
10c
2-15-51
7-17
50c
7-17
25C
7-17
(quar.)
4
7-31
8-10
25c
11-10
(quar.)
8-
45c
(quar.)
5c
National
8-
Inc.
common
75C
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
54
preferred (quar.)_
7-10
25c
Lockwood-Dutchess
Inc.
Automotive Fibres,
Battery Co
8-
1
10c
(quar.)__
pfd.
Inc
(quar.)
preferred
37%c
(increased
8-31
10-
preferred
$1.50
Mutual Investment Fund
7-15
preferred
$1.50
7-21
7-25
9-15
$1
America—
8- 5
7-17
$1
lc
(quar.)—
1
6-30
50c
pfd.
7-15
8-
$1
„
(increased)
Telephone,
Common
75c
(quar.)
7-20
7-25
5c
1.
(increased)
8-15
7-24
35c
(quar.)
9-10
Corp.—
Corp.—.
8-
(quar.)
1st
7-31
7-14
(quar.)..
Special stock
(quar.)
2
Co.—
—
8-
(quar.)
Line
Ltd
Grinding
-$U.O
$1.12%
7-15
10-
8-15
30c
-
Co.
Cement
Extra
Peninsular
1
32 %C
Tilford,
&
1
8-
20c
Peninsular
7-26
7-15
8-
-*"7-25
40c
(quar.)
8-15
1
(accum.)
Peerless
7-14
$6
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
Co
7-20
7-20
1
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Company
8-
Brothers
Boston
Munising
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-31
$1
7
7-20
25c
Co., common
prior preferred
conv.
7-14
7-
1
75c
Coal
5%
8-15
7-29
8-
$1.25
Co
Distillers
Peerless Casualty
7-20
7-14
Co.—
Pipe
Company,
-7.-31
-■
$1.06(4
le
30c
Special stock
9-11
7-12
7-12
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Permanente
Mills, Ltd.
SOC
preferred
7-11
1
7-31
Eastern
Peabody
c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Company
t$ 1.75
$2c
Insurance
•
8-
Extra
8-
quar.)
■
10-
20%
$2
pfd. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Carbonic Corp., common
8pecial stock
Corp.
96'Ac
Link-Belt
Little Miami
7-31
1st preferred
Patican
25c
37%c
pfd.
pfd.
preferred
5%
Mount Royal Rice
40C
& Co.,
$1.30
*
1
1
8-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
Service
Formerly Park
Parke,
Davis &
dividend
Diablo
i.
iqi
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
7-14
62%c
(accumi._
pld
Quarterly
Quarterly
Printing
(C. W.)
7-31
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
Ltd..
(initial
Cement
*->uc
8-
8-
50c
Corp.
Public
56(40
Products
25c
50c
Lighting
Portland
Pacific
4
1
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Pacific
8-
8-
7-31
Express Co.—
Pacific
%R-15
8-1G
1
8-15
32 %C
Intermountain
1
(John) & Company
(Philip) (see Philip Morris & Co.)
Morris Plan Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
$2.25 preferred'A (quar.)
Motor
preferred (quar.)
pfd. sinking fund series
Tilford
7-14
8-
California—
of
7-20
8-
7-20
7-29
50c
9-15
Morris
20c
Corp.
$1.20
common
1
8-15
*75c
:
;
1
$1.25
5%%
Co.,
9-
$1.25
7-15
(quar.)
Morrell
1
Co
6
8-15
$1.37%
$1
(quar.)
National
Lock Joint
2
8-
56'Ac
Brothers, Ltd., common
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—
New common
5%
Pacific
$1
30c
Corp., 4%%
Co.
(quar
Works
3.85%
7-31
7-21
7-24
25C
Lewis
3,/2%
10-
Elevator
5%
1
'7-24
(quar.)
participating
6%
preferred
8-15
8-
8-10
29c
Corp.
Finance
7-21
8-15
(quar.)
Murphy
___
Dye
Pacific
8*v4
»
Company, Ltd.—
Society,
Power
9-30
59%c
Company
7%
Moody's Investors Service—
$1.75
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6%
Mines,
Lerner Stores
Loan
preferred
$3
Inc.—
Sons,
Company,
Liquid
$6
8-10
Y.)
(quar.)
Tire
Outlet
8-
t50c
140C
Bleachery &
Lindsay
Monroe
1
25c
Rubber
Otis
1
9-
•
4
1
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
(quar.)
Lansing Company
4
4
8-
8-
&
(Robert)
4.80%
9-
31V4c
(quar.)
Co.
8-
8-
10-
Morrison-Knudsen,
(quar.)
Bryant, Inc., 4%%
$3.50
12-20
10c
Quarterly
Lincoln
12-28
1?%
50C
Laboratories,
1
Park &
Semi-annual
$1.50
...
....
Milling Co.,
1
9~
^
8-15
prior
7-27
$1.12%
A
Steel
•*- 9-
25c
$1.60
1
8-24
1
50c
common
class A
iquar.)
Products, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Ontario
30c
Paper
8-
2
9-
62 %c
common
Co.,
(quar.)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Filters, Inc., class B
7-15
common
Monongahela Power, 4.50% pfd.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)___
75c
(quar.)
Bank
Woods
preferred
Lincoln
8-10
9-20
Corp.,
Power
preferred
10c
Machine
Legare
1
9-28
University-
National
preferred
Lanett
9-
8-22
Maid
Gas
preferred
1
Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)_
Mississippi Valley Public Service, com. (quar.)
IOC
Common
$1.16
9-12
Ontario
&
Mississippi
Montana
Semi-annual
Landis
7-11
aOC
Quarterly
Lakeside
7-14
1
Co.—
preferred
Extension
of
7-14
7-31
$1.12%
Quarterly
Lafayette
7-31
8-
50c
—
Corp
Mfg.
10-
$1 50
—
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.).
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc. (quar.)—
conv.
preferred
7-14
Electric,
convertible
$2
1
(quar.)
1st
1
343«c
..
iquar.)
Telephone
United
8-
7-12
37%c
preferred
9-20
20c
(quar.i
(quar.)
4%%
Crosse
Oliver
'
(quar.)
Co.,
2nd
15c
(quar.)
.
pfd.
& Company (quar.i
Mfg.,
preferred A (quar.)
Plant-Choate
7-17
1
$1.183A
Minneapolis-Moline
37 %c
(S. H.)
La
1
9-
8-1
2i5c
5
8-
37 %c
preferred
La
'8-
56'Au
(quar.)
$1.50
8-15
10-
50c
(quar.)
Corporation,
4%%
8-
(quar.)_
com.
5
7-10
7-15
*25c
Common
(quar.)
7-
$1
(quar.)
A
Oliver
Panhandle
Ltd. .(s-ai
7-
1
37 %c
Company
7-l<J
10c
7-31
8-
10c
....
(quar.)
Works, 6%
12-19
$2.50
&
Minute
preferred
1-2-51
$1.22%
7-31
15c
$1.25
7-10
7-29
9-20
1
4-2-51
$1.10
Rhoads, 4(4% preferred (quar.)
& Schuylkill Haven RR. Co. (s-a)
Minneapolis Gas Co
79 %c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
S.)
preferred
1
8-
8-2)
Inc.
common
1
8-
25c
&
11-20
_
Reclaiming,
(quar.)
Shoes, Inc.,
10-
33 %C
9-15
8-31
Mine Hill
Miles
3
9-15
11-30
preferred
8-15
7
11-
2
$1.12%
Corp.,
8-
11-10
2
4%
Grain
7-17
7-17
10-
$1.12%
(liquidating)
Pacific
Rubber
4%%
5c
20c
—
(auar.)—
preferred
preferred
Water
<te
1
1
9-11
593/ac
Packard-Bell Company
Laundries,
88-
10-
Natural
Co.,
Corp.
7-14
$1.10
$25
(quar.)
West
1
97 %C
Gas
$1
preferred
4.90%
Mid-Continent
8-
$$1.75
(quar.)_.
common
10c
(quar.)
7-14
(quar.)
40%
preferred
7-13
1
(quar.)
Common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.40%
(initial)
Ohio Leather Co
Michigan Gas & Electric
Light—
(quar.)
Company
Oklahoma
*
semi-annual
&
7-14
7-31
preferred
9-18
Co.
Company
Stern
7-24
8-
preferred
7-10
$1.75
(quar.)—
Insurance
dividend
4%%
8-
20c
t25c
Edison
1
8-
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
Increased
1
3.90%
10- 2
25c
Michaels
4%%
6%%
Manufacturers
(s-a)
$1.25
&
Ohio
7-14
45c
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Kroehler
Leslie
&
Y.)
7- 7
20c
7-15
50c
Shoe
7-14
(S.
Leitch
(quar.)
Merchants
8-15
Co.
(quar.)
1
40c
Corp. (quar.)
Stores, 7% preferred
(N.
Co.
1
$1.06'A
7-31
pfd.
Company—
Kresge
Loew's
10-16
2nd preferred
62 %C
$1.37%
8%
4%
Shoe
8-
t50Ytc
37%c
(quar.)
Corp., common
4(4% preferred (quar.)
tqua».i._
Kokomo
8%
Mead
1
9-
9-15
Stock
(quar.)
Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c preferred
Kobacker Stores, com. (quar.)
.
8-11*
9-15
Meyercord
preferred
$1.50
$4.30
1
Ltd.
15c
&
75c
(quar.)
8-15
City Power
$1.50
#4.30
9-
Co.
7-12
8-
4.40%
(quar.)
Electric
Mercantile
•
$1.50
$4.30
McLellan Stores Co.
Island-
—
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
Lit
Mines,
7-14
$75c
__
...
Lees
7-
Mclntyre Porcupine
preferred (quar.),
Kellogg Switchboard <Si oupp./
5%
preferred (quar.)
Keyes Fibre, $3 class A (initial)
Kingan & Co., 4% preferred (quar.).
Lee
1
9
8-10
8-15
50c
50c
1
8-
35c
Insurance
Company—
preferred series A
conv.
50c
8-
10-16
Life
Oklahoma
8-
8
20c
Minn.
8-
$2.50
7%c
25c
National
7-14
8-15
t
t83/«c
8
9-
8
60c
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
9-
37 %c
(quar.)
1
Common
8
1
50c
(s-a)
1
50ov
5uc
4.50%
(Bait.)—
(s-a)
Aircraft
9-
10-
$1.50
common
Gas
8-
(quar.)
preferred
t40c
Corp.,
8-
Common
(quar.)
Company
9-
10c
Works
75c
McDonnell
&
1
1
(Hartford)—
Company
4%%
preferred A ( quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
7%
preferred (quar.)
7-14
Corporation
7-21
1010-
Pharmacal
Nurm-Bush
1
7-20
25c
Quarterly
Norwich
Oberman
9-
1
8-15
Northwestern State Portland Cement Co.—
8-15
85c
(quar.)
B
McGraw
Co.
$15c
h.
(quar.)
class A
8-
1
25c
(quar.)
(interim)
preferred
Liberties
8-15
8-18
3
Illinois
conv.
9- 1
9
4%
Lane
Ltd.,
8-15
3.80%
7%
Co.,
7-21
75c
(quar.)
of New Hampshire (quar.)
Engineering Co. (quar.)
9-
8-15
3
Oil
Insurance
Minneapolis,
8-i5
9-
7-
preferred
Engineering
1
1
$1
(quar.)
Extra
Lake
Grain
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
50c
8-31
1
1949)
tlOc
McCabe
8-
Ry.,
Texas
Northwestern
7-
9-
8-
25c
irl.50
7-17
1
(series
-
OPAc
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Maytag Company, $3 preference
17 %c
3%%
6-30
7-27
8-15
933Ac
RR.
Northern
7-15
8-
McCormick
preferred, series A (quar
Johnson Oil Refining (quar.)
K W Battery Co. (quar.)——'
5%
series)
8-30
-
Central
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
Western
75c
933Ac
(quar.)
(1947
1
Company,
7-25
McCall
2nd
Kirsch
(quar.)
common
6-30
t$1.75
(Del.), com.
&
11-1?
$3
9
Class
&
7-18
8-
9-
Corp.—
Extra
4
5c
May Department Stores,
preferred
preferred
7-31
12- 1
37c
Trust
7-31
& Johnson—
Kansas
6c
(s-a)
1
Tea
Kress
Investors
9-
Johnson
4%
50c
common
7-31
7-15
8-
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
(quar.)
8-
17 Vat
Jersey Farm Baking, 4%
Jewel
Co.
Realization,
7-31
8-15
&
7-28
8-15
42 %c
preferred
Northern
i
Co.
Electric
(quar.)
Northern
7-10
$$1.25
Mailman Corporation, Ltd.
5%
preferred (quar.)
7-10
Field &
State
Reduced
7-24
25c
1
1
(s-a)
Merchandising Co., Inc.—
Northeastern
7-24
1
8-
Co.
15c
10c
(quar.)
(resumed)
"
8-15
7-31
7-31
$1.06'A
(quar.)
1
8-
7-14
1
9-15
8-
Insurance
adjustment
-North
Co.
Co
25c
50c
interest
Land
Arizona
Brake
preferred
Norfolk
$1.06'4
$3c
Holders
50c
beneficial
of
<fc
Common
Northwest
8-
11-
Power
4(4%
10c
9-
preferred
7-25
10c
30c
Central
Jersey
8-15
7-20
preferred
Jantzen
$4.50
(quar.)____
Knitting Mills, common (quar.).
A (quar.)
—_
Knitting Mills of Canada. Ltd
Jacobs
33A%
7-20
(quar.)__
Utilities
1
7-25
(quar.)
preferred series A
5%
common—
preferred (quar.)
(F. L.) Company, 5%
8-
„
"
& Co.—
41 %c
Southern
5%%
8-15
8-15
1
(quar.)
$2.50
York
1
1
--
Rhode
of
Corporation
Corporation
8-
25c
$2.50
York
New
1
8-
8-15
8-15
8-
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible preference
New
8-
8-15
8-31
8-
(quar.)_.
Ltd.,
Fire
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Investment Foundation,
York
$1.12%
(quai.y
(quar.)
preferred
Air
dividend
Mines, Ltd
25c
7% preferred ($5 par) (quar.)
International Resistance Co.—
6%
York
4%
8-
175c
par)
New
15c
(quar.)—
annual
$1
a
17c
(accuin.t
Ltd
Co.
($ IOC
on
5c
...
preferred
now
3c
(s-a)
shares
Quarterly
7%
Inc.
quar.)
County Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
8-21
International Business Machines Corp.—
International
7-17
2'/2c
50c
25c
quar.)
—
15c
—
common
Holdings,
Mexico
8- 1
When
Payable of Rec.
England Fund—
Certificates
$2.50
(initial
Sons
&
25c
---
(quar.)—
International
New
New
(s-a)
Corp.
(increased
Co.
50c
—
—
preferred
Ltd.—
Shares,
Insurance
1
8-
Luzerne
Marshall
(quar.)__.
—
6%%
Silica,
Institutional
(Marcus)
stock
3-20
Ry.—
Extra
This
12-20
$1.50
(quar.)—
10- 1
1-2-51
4-1-51
$4
preferred
tuc
—
Industrial
6-30
Louis
St.
$25c
—
Corp.
Extra
1
8-
55c
Co
Products
Brownhoist
Industrial
9-30
12-20
pfd.
$6
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Steel
.2a
12-30
&
Factors
Steel
$J
,j
Imperial Tobacco Co. ol Canada. Liu
4%
preferred (quar.)
Incorporated Investors
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.—
$2
Lowenstein
Lukens
5c
(quar.)—
common
RR.
1
1
IOC
(initial)
Terminal
8-
0 20
Light,
55c
Co.,
preferred
4.08%
Illinois
Adams
9-
t
&
New
Share
of Company
62 %c
62l/2c
62 %c
(quar.)—
pfd.
(s-a)
non-cum
—
.
6%
5%
$1
—
—_—
(quar.)
RR.,
Common
Lowell
8-15
45C
-
Central
7-20
t25c
—
Extra
Illinois
8-29
b-11
1
5%
Per
Name
9-20
basis.
common
Co.
9-11
8-
{25c
(s-a)
preferred
4%
Illinois
Henderson
y-ll
$1.25
(increased)
Co.,
Louisville
9-13
$
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
B
8-29
50c
5%
Power
Power
56'AC
.
Co.
(quar.)
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
Louisiana
r&l
.
Dock
&
preferred
preferred
7-15
30c
1.1
Coal
5%
9-11
56 %c
(quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting Cj.,
Refrigerator Co., common tqu
Preferred
Lorain
of Company
1
8-
50c
—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common
Idaho
7-10
$1
common
Name
5%
Hussmann
Common
1
7-26
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Hudson
8-
Corp.
Lighting & Power
preferred
25c
25c
Company
Houdaille-Hershey
7-24
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
.
1
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
8-
1
7-24
933Ac
10-
1
9-
37 %c
8-
1
7-20
25c
9-15
9-
1
1
Number 4927
Volume 172
.
Per
Navie
When
Payable
Co.,
(C.
7-28
7-28
2
9-12
8-10
7-13
10-
preferred
Fire
9-
1
7-
7
Standard
Fuel
9-
1
7-
7
Standard
Gas
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)—
B
class
25c
8-
1
7-21
50c
8-
1
7-21
(quar.)
12V2C
Co
7-27
7-
$7
prior
preferred
(accum.)
$1.75
7-25
6-30
Power
Light
8-15
11-15
Stainey
7-15
Class
7-31
7-20
Stanley
Corp.
Stecher-Traung
preferred
7%
Inc.,
$5
(quar.;
$1.25
9-29
9-15
d
referred
(auar.)
$1.25
12-29
12-15
10-
2
9-15
Steel
8-
1
7-13
Stein
8-
1
7-15
Sterchi
H
Stott
7-25
Strawbndge
&
conv.
pfd.
Clothier
7-15
Stroock
&
Co.
Struthers
1
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
8-
1
7-20
Stubnitz-Ureen
8-
1
7-20
Suburban
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-
1
$1.02'/a
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
12-10
12-
S.
2nd
prelerred
.quar.i
preferred
(quar.)_:
Flour Mills, Ltd.,
preferred
-
(quar.)
5%
conv.
&
Class
nrefpf^d
7-
4
(quar.)_—
1
A vtc (quar.)_—
Insurance Co.—
$1.25
12-15
vtc
on
5%
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
——r— —
preferred
5%
8-31
—_
—
—_
1
7-18
$1
8-
1
8-
1
8-15
7-17*
99-
1
1
8-14
8-
1
t25c
9-
1
9-
1
$1.25
12-
10-
1
1
7- if-
8-
1
7-18
f 30c
8-25
t50c
10-
10-
2
2
7-15
9-
9-
2
2
(s-a)_
127 '/2c
8-15
7-31
Manufacturing, new com. (initial)—
Sheraton Corp. of America (increased )
Sherwin-Williams
Co.
of
Canada,
Ltd.—
25c
9-12
A
5%
Lindsay
Sierra
Pacific
6%
class
Slater
Oil
'N.t
(quar.)_
—__—
.
—;
.
Ltd.,
Company,
Steel
Common
common
at
&
called
per
share
plus
Indiana
7-31
7-12
8-15
7-15
7-31
7-13
8-
1
7-10
9-20
9-11
12-20
8-
1
12-11
7-
3
7-29
8-31
8-15
Gas
Co.,
&
(initial)
common...
;
Temper
$4
><i-
if
s.
7-15
10-
7-
1
1
8-1
7-
9-15
8-
1
8-
1
10-
2
AC
$1.06'A
(quar.)
25c
iqua;:.;
8-15
10-
2
9-
8
Missouri—
$1.12'A
8-15
uas
Oil
$1
8-15
7-20
California
of
United
Aircraft
Chemicals, Inc.
Unned
Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
5%
Corp.,
preferred
Class
Drill
United
1
7-15
being placed
9-
1
8-
1
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
97'Ac
8-
1
$1.033A
8-
1
4.15%
preferred
4.40%
(quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)
-
(quar.)
which
were
old
class
6%
A
Gas
United
Shirt
U
(J
S.
U
Fire
S.
rate
S.
Co.
Distributors,
Industrial
S
&
Pipe
8-
1
Co.
of
10c
8-
1
t75c
2
9-
35 c
9-30
Y.(
9-30
25 c
(quar.)_
8-
60c
(resumed)
7-24
60c
8-
1
1
8
—V.
Specialty
$1.50
Leaf
:
Co.,
pfd.
pfd.
Camp
Van
Food
Sea
Norman
Co.
8
j%
Venezuela
Syndicate,
7-13
8-
1
1
10-
2
1
7-13
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
9-20
9-11
9-11
9-
1
12-11
12-
1
8-
3
7-24
Falls
Cedar
Ltd.,
class
Services,
A
1
7-1.5
9-
1
8-21
25c
37 Ac
(quar.)
75 c
pfd.
25c
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
7-28
(quar.)
9-
6*
7-27
7-15
1
9-
1
8-15
37'Ac
1
7-14
8-10
7-25
20C
Coal
Co.
Steel
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-16
1 i$1.37'A
8-
I
Pulp &
170, p. 2223.
Ovington's Gift Shop, Inc.—Court Approves Reorgan¬
ization—
York City on June 22 approved
the company which pro¬
trade name und
merchandise of the
Vice-President of
American Limoges China Co., who plans to form
a new company and
Fedeial Judge
amended
an
the
tor
vides
reorganization of
the assets, inc'uding the
corporation to Leo Blumbe'-g,
business.
the
amended
plan,
claims
are
unsecured creditors a*e to receive 5%
company until 507a
earned bv the reorganized
paid.—V. 171, p. 560.
profits
annual
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Months
12
Ended
May
of
of
Co.—Earnings—
1950
31—
1949
$20,441,203 $20,491,514
15,819,011 15,735,307
Operating revenues
...
Operating expenses and taxes.a
operating income.
Utility
Other
income
fc-
1
7-10
8-
1
8-
1
7-13
(net)
—
.
—
....—
S4,622,V 2
85,561
$4,753,237
$4,707,753
9-4,167
income
deductions
—
75,863
7-/,7-0'
$.%7S3,586
427,500
$4,104,335
$3,356,086
$3.04
£3,67a,335
$3.33
7-15
75c
Income
Net
income
Preferred
;
I. H. Kaufman at New
plan lor the
sale of all
the
Under
the
Gross
50p
(quar.)_.
$1.12»/2
8-15
8-
1
1T9
dividend
requirements.—
rpplic. to common stock and
Ealance
_V
—
stock
Earnings per
Paper—
(.quar.)
the
7-12
3
17'Ac
(quar.)
Co
City Stores Co. above.—V.
8-22
10-
Foundry—
preferred
approved,
the
management v/i'l
recommend to
25% stock distribution be made.—V. 162, p. 678.
7-29
25c
pfd. (quar.)
10-17
20c
Michigan
Virginia
a
7-25
8-10
15c
Ry
Co
Kentucky
4>A%
is
that
7-13
8-
8-
$1.06'A
(quar.)___
West
preferred
a proposal to split each ehsvro
value capital stock info four shares
July 25 approved
7-17
1
9-20
$1.12'A
Northern
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5'/2%>
Mfg.
on
6-30
8-
20c
—
Inc.__T
Engineering
City—Plans Split-Up and 25% Slock
Qppenheim, Collins & Co., Inc.—Exchange Offer—
See
their
(quar.)
<fc
above
If
continue
8-
$1
(quar.)__
preferred
$137,J27
128,43!
7-17
Cuba—
.
preferred
Corp.
$82,575
346
stockholders
directors
9-15
8-
5c
5%
$42,632
20,344
7-21
30c
(resumed)
Co.
Co.,
SIC,419
dcf4,834
operating income
charges.
1,100,880
179/' .1*
7-21
8-
$1.25
of
Co.
Washington Gas Light Co., common
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Wellman
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc
6%
Corp.
.119,543
taxes
present outstanding $100 par
stock of $25 par value.
7-13
8-
$2
(quar.)_,
Railway,
Electric
33.038
expenses
7-20
$2
(increased)
pfd.
Sugar
23,911
4,08V$1,4 87,750-
new
6-30
1
50c
(preferred
Jet
1
1
8-
12'Ac
(accum.)
Coal & Iron Co
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke—
Waterous,
8-
8-
10c
Co.
$1,563 548
1,361,430
Dividend—
7-20
7-28
8-
30c
Quarterly
$4.50
1
8-15
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Heating Corp., 5%
preferred
'quar.)
Vapor
$361,335
229,665
.
Vaispar Corp., common
(resumed).
$4 convertible preferred (s-a)
"an
$325,175
234,845
Okonite Co., N. Y.
7-15
30c
:
Cap 8%
Metal
revenues-.
$1,471,831
3,483
7-15
12'Ac
<quar.)__
(quar.)
com.
Upper peninsula Power, common
5V'4%
preferred (quar.)
Upressit
325
7-10
9-
12'Ac
5'A%
Tobacco
$1,567,031
712
8-31
50c
Laboratories,
Universal
1950—5 Mos.—1349
$302,160
rev-
oper.
Corp.—
(quar.)
Universal
Extra.
75c
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
$6
Corp.,
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
$325,887
171, p. 2611.
The
Corp., 6%
preferred
3,737,742
after
Net
50c
(N.
Net
7-11
10-
of
5%
4,629,303
per
iquar.)—
Company
&
744,561
revenues
Operating
Operating
divi¬
1950
(quar.)
Chemicals, Inc.
Utilities
$4,628,040
7-11
of
United
5,295,777
S5,56 3,494
Feriod End. May 31—
8-31*
Stores
5,972,740
$•98,945
2211.
p.
Operating
Foundry
Radiator
1,109,129
$1,283,204
1,091,846
Ohio Associated Telephone
7-31
11-30*
West
7-20
8-11
7-11
9-20
prior
1
7-15
1
8-
12-20
Point
9
7-31
8-15
75c
S.
$3,673,693 $46,443,160 $42,437,650
6,665.628
34,906,526
32,513,833
1.293.472
7-14
75c
West
8-
1
8-31
8-
Quarterly
7-20
9-
171,
Quarterly
United
7,2 .4.653
income
charges
—
Operating
Inc
Guarantee
$3,841,334
operating
after
to bring
(quar.)—
preferred
Improvement
Insurance
Net
Net
Ltd.—
Investments,
United
rev._
taxes
Operating
—V.
10c
Fuel
revenues
opcr.
Co.—Earnings.—
1950—Month—1349
1050—5 Mos.—1949
$9,860,957
$8,695,451 $46,562,928 $42,534,355
19,623
21,758
114,768
96,705
Operating revenuesOperating expenses
8-15
8-31
15c
the
at
Operating
Uncollectible
share)
United
7-20
50c
Corporation
Bell Telephone
Period End. May 31—
7-14
15c
a
15c
paid
7%
$1.10
tax.
(Continued from page 12)
North western
1
t5c
quarterly level the
Feb.
L and
May
1,
the
to
dends
8-15
92 '/2c
com.
tax.
income
Investment lews
7-24
t25c
15c
on
(this payment Is intended
B
9-
87'Ac
.
(quar.)__
basis)
quarterly
Class
issue
West
55c
(quar.)
income
Jamaica
General
7-10
t38c
Petroleum
S-
30%
Stores Corp.—
Tool, class A (quar.)
&
(this
B
Uia-ss
7-
9
48C
>
'quar
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
(irreg.)
:
A
8-
50c
(quar.)_
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Corporations, Ltd., class B
United
Warren
55c
1
non-residents' tax.
the source.
N»k
at
7%.
tax
7
t20c
(increased)
of Canada. Ltd.
Co,
Co.
5
8-15
dividend.
this
15 % Canadian
tax deductiole
7-20
7-20
7-
9-15
British
Less
Uncollectible
^
7-20
7-31
$1.25
Less
<
8
8-15
.^Swasey
Co.—
resident
9-19
8-
8-15
Brothers
7-15
a
7-17
92'Ac
"%rner
1
for
7-17
20c
cn
8 7'Ac
Warren
8-
77-J-
quarterly basis.
a
closed
not
15%;
8-31
(quar.)
5
5
7- "
7- '
8
(quar.)
5
7-20
tax
7-12
7-31
preferred
7-
8-
7-12
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-31
7
preferred
7-
8-31
on
U. S. Funds, less
Canadian funds,
in
7-20
50c
_
(quar.)
7-31
8-15
1
8-
J*.
8-13
8-
30c
(quar.)
7-31
t35c
resident
books
in
Co.
preferred
of
Co.
prelerred
wqtprloo
(quar.)
Spencer. KeLogg & Sons Inc.
1
50c
rttiOuei
3o
Electric
prelerred
Welex
Service,
8-
7-28
common
$4.25
50c
preferred
Public
tPayable
tPayable
9-
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Corn.,
Rubber,
Wagner
3%C
(quar.)
now
8-10
4%
1
7-lt
8-U
11-10
Virginian
$1.20
(quar.)
•Transfer
7-28
10c
17 'A c
Y.)
(N.
Insurance
8-
Electric
Associated Telephone
preferred
7-10
8-15
$4.50
rr
Gold
Corp.
are
1
62'Ac
Co.
(quar.;
Corp.
Universal
Union
□
Radio
8-15
8-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Trust
28'/2c
(quar,)
preferred
50c
common
preferred
28c
Ltd.,
&
50c
Virginia
Railway Co.—
non-cum.
Southwestern
Edison
Vertientes-Camaguey
on
(quar.)_
Power,
preferred
Southwestern
3.90%
6-28
this
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Southern
3.70%
Edison
California
62'Ac
(quar.)
.
75c
Canada
$2.20
7-29
Co.
redemption
for
preferred
60c
11-15
7-18
75c
Paper
$106.50
Southern
5%
7-15
1
8-
Ltd.—
Mills,
(quar.)
Bag
preferred
Southern
J25c
7-15
7-25
t50c
Co.
Advance
1
40c
$1.50
40c
Paper
(quar.)
issue
4.80%
7-14
7-25
Iron
&
dividend.
4.08%
1
t45c
Corp
Pulp
Soundview
4.56%
8-
50c
O )
(A.
(Howard)
4.48%
7-14
t3c
Quarterly
Smith
Southern
1
50c
Smith
Aug.
8-
t2c
Quarterly
Entire
fGc
7
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Mines, Ltd
Sioss-Sheffleld
Southern
n.
40c
Ltd.__;
Mines,
Miller
Siscoe Gold
(quar.)_
A
Curr (quar.)
Power Co., common
(quar.)
Ltd
Mines,
Sinclair
7-14
1
J25C
partic.
(quar.)
&
preferred
Silver
1
8-
24c
preferred
Sib/ey.
Sigma
8-
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Shirriff's
$1.14
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., com. (irreg.)
80c
preference
(quar.)
j dtt" <i<\ si !>pt Corn., common
8-16
Ltd., cl.
8-.1
9-15
*
25c
T'-ue
9-10
8-
t^ei/4C
;
B
31'Ac
$1.06'A
Co
(quar.)
preferred
Payments
25c
8-10
9-10
7bc
$1.50
(quar.;
Tube
&
Consolidated
Zenith
Quarterly
«
9-11
10-1
County Gas Co.
6%
re¬
(quarterly)
Company
8
15c
7-308-15
9 - 8;
10c
1
6-25-51
rrinicj
8-12
9-
8- 1
9- 1
10- 2
6-15
up
9-29
25c
10c
25c
Co
J31'/2c
t37'/2c
50c
9-15
8-12
$31 'Ac
(Del.) —
Company
Manufacturing
Sheet
6-30
8-10
3-15
Trane
7-11
Towne
7 15-
8-22
9- 1
tl2y2c
12-15
Transamerica
8-14
25c
___
Sheller
Common
8-
1
Bank
7-T V
7-28
(Rudolph)
8- 1
al5%
50c
Fields
share
dividend.
United
8-
50c
.
(quar.).,.—
(quar.)
preferred
Mills
Union
12-27
(quar.)
common
Winnipeg Brewery,
for
per
(initial quar.)
$2.50
J$3.50
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
7-l-V
10-18
7-15
Ltd.—
(interim)
(F.
8- 1'
8- 3>
8-15-
Ltd.—
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Glass
Company,
(quar.)_
(accum.)
& Co.,
(William), Jr., Co.
Monthly
liaie
pfd.
5%
Zeller's,
$3.50
25c
& Dohme, Inc., $4.25 pfd. (quar.) —
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., common—
4% redeemable preferred A
Shea's
above
the
called
at $110
1
Service,
(F. W.)
Wurlitzer
8-22
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
7-31
10-31
8- 1
90c
$1.50
$1.50
$1.25
(quar.)
Wrlgley
Yuba
share
1-2-51
4'A%
8-28
$1.07'/a
Sharp
4'A%
7- i5
91'Ac
Co.——
Leather
shares
Aug.
on
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
Ordinary
York
(s-a)
Co.,
7-2C
15c
$2.50
30c
,
Power
Alexander & James,
Youngstown
4-1-51
Co.
Co.
&
7
$1.50
Extra
(quar.)
Acceptance,
7-
B-2?
7-21'
the Wil¬
for
1st preferred
Public
1st
7%
9~lt
8~2l
7-2 .
7-2"
7-2t
7-2t
The
disregarded.
5%
at $115 per
l
(quar.)
Trade
Co.
RR.
(initial
pid.
Manufacturing—
convertible preference
(quar.)
Toledo
7-15
30c
(quar)
(quar.)
Roebuck
Securities
Seton
1
1
85c
—
Line
Air
7-24
50c
10-10
88-
27'/2C
&
Seaboard
Sears.
10-17
|-
Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Scythes
65c
25%
(quar.).
Co.
1
$3.70
.
Electric
9-
8- 1
preferred
Woohvorth
dividend.
Quarterly
Stock¬
22nd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scranton
1
J20c
50c
(quar.)
Co
above
preferred
Union
Manufacturing
4.30%
12-
Co.
A
6-30
1
50c
Tyer
<quar.)____
proposed
a
1
10- 2
Co
Woolworth
""
110c
class A
8-
10-
Quarterly
4
9-
'quar.)__
Dillon
3.65%
6-30
7-
7-25
vote
preferred
scovill
7-25
distribution.
prefP! red
Scotten
1
8-
9-15
Paper Co.—
aij.-iti
6-30
teoc
—_—
Schwitzer-Cummins
5 A %
7-10
1
$1.06'A
be
intended
was
preferred
preferred
Wood,
7-18
Quarterly
8
7-25
8-
1
Quarterly
iquar.)__.
stock
Scott
7-x4
7-10
Aug.
on
the
Thermoid
7-14
9-
8-
$1.25
$1.25
$1
75c
(quar.)
should
Electric
Wisconsin
7-15
7-10
12c
$4
unexchanged
$2.40
7-14
Co.—
Industries, Inc
Meeting to be held on Aug.
wi'l
1
7-25
t$1.75
Schenley
holders
7-31
10-
1
1
1
Thomaston
$1,25
Company Ltd.,
B
t50c
7-31
t$1.50
:
(ouar.l
Common
5(jc
t$1.07
7-31
88-
8-
plus
7
t25c
;
Rv.
A
& Marine
Paul Fire
Scarfe
7-
tl83Ac
(quar.)
Francisco
preferred
preferred
conv.
St.
7-28
6
,
(quar.)
&
pieferred
$4.56
Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)_
preferred
2nd
Louis-San
5%
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.)n_
Paper
preferred
1st
$2.40
St.
1
20c
Lawrence
$6
9-
20c
(irreg.)
common
Lawrence
7%
St.
9-14
7
$1.75
Thatcher
1
—
—
convertble
75c
8-
5 %
(extra)
8-15
25c
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'A% pfd.
6t. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., $2 1st pfd.
St.
7-10
9-
12-
quar.)
All
7-20
$1
Extra
4'//
6-
1
9-15
Light Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
unexchanged shares called for re¬
All
9
2
6%
7-20
demption
7-25
6%
7-ia
plus
8-
3.60%
1
demption
8-
5
5
7-19
7-31
7-13
20%
88-
8-
1
receipts
8-15
$1
Inc
Power
Oil
7-28
12-15
50c
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
Co.
Line, 5%
8-15
40C
Texas
1
Wisconsin
$1
8-
9-
Wilson
50c
Fund,
7-13
9-15
Wilcox
7-20
7-14
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Inc.
1
J$1.06'A
7-21
1
$1
A
preferred
Electric Service,
Oil
9
1
$1.433A
8-3
9-15
10- 2
9- 8
—
$5 pfd.
(quar.)
Sewing Machine—
The
declaration
previously
payment
8-
25c
(quar.)
8-
Petroleum Corp.—
Foods,
Fine
W'.
&
Television
>
$6
cox
published
35c
common
Co.—
Paper
Co.
Technicolor.
1
15c
8-15
1
9-1
7- ;
7- >
Inc.,
vtc
(Correction)
8-
(quar.)
convertible
$1.16
quar.)
dividend
ouinenand
15c
common
7-10
12'Ac
Corp
ptelerred
Inc
Texas
9-10
7-24
25c
preferred
&
1
7-24
2-
10- 2
7-31
7-31
$1
Corp
Chccolate,
Gitbs
&
31'Ac
common
Securities,
Oil
4'A %
Wilcox
9-15
$1
(quar.)
Co., 4'/a%
Sunshine
Biscuits,
8-15
Building Co., 6%
Rutland
&
Whitehall RR
Manufacturing
Sun
3
9-
Corp.,
Spring
Eiectric
2nd
$4
7-18
7-28
8-
Wells
preferred
8-25
25c
(quar.)
(increased)
Common
8-15
7-28
8-23
$1
(quar.)
Russ
Stock
9-15
$1.25
7"wilt
(quar.)
Ryan Consolidated
05.)
8-
25c
Pwuud
Briquet $2
Terminals.
6
11-
25c
50c
,
(quar.)
Instrument
(quar.)
preferred
2
8-
7-25
8-15
1%
8
50c
8-15
Wlggin
9-
9-
Stonega Coke & Coal Co., Inc
(quar.)_
pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Sewing Machine Co., common
preference (quar.)
10-
$1
7-10
Inc.
$1.25
J12'Ac
$7'Ac
prior
Wilbur-3uchard
8-
4'A%
Co.,
Corp
$2
7
56c
(quar.)
prior lien
White
1
Corp.—
___
Co
Inc.
7-31
20c
1
&
7
7-
50c
Textiles,
P.)
7-
1
30c
8-
(J.
1
8-
Coal
Electrical
8-15
Inc.
Stores,
Container
8-
50c
Stone
tlOc
(quar.)
pfd.
(accum.)
&'
t20c
7-20
$1.40
10
5,
Stern
I20c
common
(quar.)
8-10
25c Stores
Rose's
Brothers
&
Ltd.,
Company
Stationery
tquar.)
Wheeling & Laxe Erie RR., common
4%
(quar.)
1
25c
preferred
Canada,
&
7-25
$1.25
Power,
&
of
(A.)
9-
25c
Light
Co.
Stern
50c
(accum.)
A
Royce, Ltd. American deposit
ordinary registered (final)
for
preferred
5%
5c
preferred (initial
Paper Co., Ltd.—
4'A%
7-20
9-15
15c
Quarterly
Rolls
Lithograph Corp.,
1
2
50c
Quarterly
Rolland
6
8-
Corp.
Ages
4.65%
9-
10-
—
class
Co.,
preferred
Rockland
9-29
J27C
933Ac
preferred F (quar.)
of
60c
$1.75
Mills, Ltd
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
Rock
Works
$1.75
Cotton
4.10 %
Weston
50c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Westmoreland,
7-10
19c
Gas
Valley
Cement
Robinscn
Westmoreland
7-10
1
50c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
Richmond
Cedar Works
Riverside
7-20
1
50c
(quar.)
common
Grande
1
8-
$1.31 y*
33A%
Rio
88-
Stevens
Inc., common (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
7%
50c
tl5c
tlOc
(quar.)
75c
(R. J.) Tobacco, common
(quar.)
8-16
$1.25
11-15
$1.25 2-15-51
(quar.)
Westminster Paper, Ltd., class A
Class B (increased)
B
20c
Rice-Stix,
Rich's,
4
15c
B
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., com.
(quar.)
&
prelerred
Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Preference
(quar.)
Inc.—
(Calif.)
Supply
Copper & Brass,
(increased)
5'A%
7-14
8-
15c
Common
Class
1
!5c
prelerred B (quar.)
Reynolds
Standard Steel Spring
8-
8-15
5 %
i—
.
Republic
$1.75
12&c
(quar.)
Tablet
Western
5%
52'/2C
(quar.)
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.
6% preferred A (quar.)
Revere
Corp.—
(accum.)
Silica
1
4'A%>
Electric—
preferred
$7
Ltd.,
7-j
8-
A
1
tquar.)—
8-
8-15
(quar.)
A
1
preferred
7-.
31'Ac
75c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Standaid
6
7-.
9
8- 1
Pacific RR.
prelerred
9-
Renold-Coventry,
prelerred
preferred A
8-
6%
8-
5%
Western
5%
12-
Extra
t56'Ac
7-17
o%
t40c
A
(quar.)
7-31
5%
*40c
S2.10
pfd.
1
7-24
8- 1
9-15
50c
Co
Telephone Co.,
6-30
t25c
Class
75c
75c
30c
Insurance
7-15
(quar.)
62 '/2C
(quar.)
Payable o/It-
Co.—
(accum.)
A
Life
1
(quar.»__
com
9-
J.)
class
7-25
(quar.)__
Electric & Engineering Co.,
(N.
$2.50
$1.50
preferred
Reliance
Western Light &
(accum.)
Standard
pfd.
Co.
Ltd.,
Co.,
non-cumulative
5%
Western
7-31
t$1.25
(quar.)
&
$1.60
Ltd.,
7-14
1
preferred
$1.60
(Canada),
7-14
1
9-
prior
Ltd.,
non-cumulative preferred
Reitman's
1
8-
$6
Mills,
Knitting
Regent
8-
$1
Ltd., common
<
Flold
When
Share
Securities
Insurance
$1
Co.,
Insurance
4%c
Per
Name of Company
tl2'Ac
(quar.)
A
Chemical
preferred
5%
Holders
Western
preferred (quar.)—
$4
Standaid
When
Puyuole oj /tec.
& Son—
4>*
Standard
$1.25
preferred
Company,
A.)
Shoe
F»egal
7-20
8-15
(quar.)_
common
6%
participating class A
$2
1
8-15
(E. R.)
Squibb
Suare
of Company
62'Ac
Equities,
(Mass.),
Corp.
Reed
8-
Name
7-20
50c
A
Class
Reece
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Estate
Real
(quar.)
8-
50c
common
common
preferred
$2
Reading
50c
25c
Inc.,
Per
oj Rec.
75c
Raymond Concrete Pile,
$3 preferred
(quar.)
(329)
Holders
Share
o/ Company
Rayonier,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
n
common
Ti
surplus
share—1,102,684 shares—
427,odd
/
s'
50
T
(330)
The
Federal
this
auihorized
has
Commission
Power
CAPITALIZATION
Co.—Split Approved—
Pacific Power & Light
to
company
shares of common stock in exchange for its presently
outstanding 500,000 shares of common Stock at the rate of 3Vz new
shares for one old
share.
The outstanding stock is now held by a
issue
.
1,750,000
5%
Common
'Includes
liquidate
by
members,
syndicate
acquired
two years.
a.u
at the sale of the stock
benefit the c'.mp^ny by facilitating a wider
distribution of the shares and by helping to establish a favorable mar¬
ket
for additional shares of common
j>to^k which it plans to offer
The
for
the
the
company
exchange
in
sale
The
the
future.
Commission
S.
P.
respectively.—V.
the Oregon P. U. Commission and the
approved by
was
1950,
orders entered June 12 and 16,
by
171, p. 2611.
offering,
V.
see
172,
Co.
Pantasote
Union
Mr.
(N. J.)
4%
seven-year
to
Seeks New Loan—Notes Ex¬
—
after
The
loan
that
the
liquidated $437,000
certain officers and stock¬
cumulative prior preference
by
had
company
notes
It
this
that orders have
stated
increase
It
year
the
is
been
for
placed
equipment^which
new
company's
proouctb'p "opacity
to $8,000,000
that the new equipment should be in use
1951.—V.
in
per
165,
577.
p.
by
Inc.,
—V.
171,
Co.
of
Middle
its
on
of
$23
Privately—The
liquidation
and
plus
reduction
and
plan
the
interest.
proposal
elimination
redemption
the
proposes
Sept.
on
1,
$2,100,900 of 6%
gold debentures at
Such prom ed redemption
is in sub¬
in
original
the
such
of
plan
debentures
without payment of premium.
accomplish this redemption, the corporation
there
that
through
be
ratable
becomes
The
will
not
than
more
funds,
plus
The
by
—V.
interest
bear
tures,
in
from
cash.
of
the
will
The
terms
of
II
original
the
plan.
a
the
and
borrow
to
proposes
banks
or
of
to
such
use
borrowings
bank
substantially
are
Following
such
of
of
shares
(
.
the
bid
only
the
the
of
its
fair and equitable
be supplied by
to
is
the
distribution,
of
rale
3%%
the
until
3 Vzinterest
and
company,
gas
and
.'.apply
to
Carolina.
South
the
from
of
notes
The
in
Pennsylvania
capital
of
has
stock
$550,000
received
<R.
Newport
the
bond
natural
wi.l
It
all
owns
of
to
the
of
Newport.
It
5,000
in
sell
Andover,
proposes
Daley
this
of
for
Mass.,
the
it
Car
In
connection
Western
shares of
50
retirement
Corp.,
the
of
sale
its
sale,
Pennsylvania's
Penn-Westem
of
Proceeds
such
with
Service
subsidiary
capital stock
will
be
debenture
for
applied
Mr.
its
to'
t. ereaiter
to
Penn-
company,
Pennsylvania
and
to 29 ei'Jits uat
gas
pure
a
e
of
served
indebtedness.—V.
172,
the
be
used
retire
to
o :tKan i.ij;
working cay Lai.
increase its
to
his
York City,
eiec
been
1
c
p e i
is expanding production of its
approximately 45%< at its plant at Nalrona,
by
announced
Work
George
the
on
increased
the
the
At
in
time
made
facilities
Ky.,
and
at
that
for
Italy
with
mission
EGA
an
expansion
plants
in
Corn wells
im¬
and
Wyandotte,
Heights,
of
$35,000 from
President
as
Incorporated.—V.
Pittsburgh
Operating
mature
June
revenues
Uncollectible
minimum
1952,
1,
in
to Oct.
170,
annual
1,
889,
Steel
Co.—Net
Seen
Higher—Bookings at
168,
nf
$252,934
"We
July
on
for
k "ger
similar
the
final
expect
than
This
19.
figure
period
results
the $1,016,592
would
of
for
with
compare
$4
reported
for
to
quarter
the
first
be
about
quarter,"
Mr.
Adams
.ed.
Unshipped
orders
record
have
level.
a
t
been
Net
booked
for
at
the
Net
half
prices
of
and
operating
which
by
qui
the
;ments
but
lso
5'-
explained
romped
cult
5V*%
nding
l/2
offe.cd
holders
of
share
be
reduce
the
offered
and
stock.
A
an
of
its
capital
preferred
not
support
stockholders.
preferred
the
plan
only
Under
exchange
Holders of
of
the
of
prior
new
stamped prior preferred
share.—V. 172, p. 111.
til
of
one
to
t"
j
1't
».
;
is
about
The
ns.
%'
place
dividend
re-
within
N.
existing
C., and
Co. is working
financing,
of
few
a
as
its
owned
The
corporation
covering
1,500
their
at
shares
$2,000
of
$100.30
Union
per
stock
and
other
The
new
line
which
will
be
stock
common
purchase of
net
in
stcck.
holders
of
general
announced.
last
week,
was
First
be
to
Boston
portion.—V.
filed
11
in
sto k
units
of
through
letter
a
sinking
T.ie
172,
be
will
New
plus
to
shares
100
b?
and
Eoettcher &
be
shares
It is
proposed
runs
from
will
of
Baton
will
172,
with
the
19'JO,
separately
La.,
of
common
stock
N.
by
Y.,
the
at
equal
annual
railroad
at
company,
before
or
the
Kansas
City
are
equipment and
to
(Ma.)
b~
used
transfer
for
working capital.
agent.
organization
after
$4,237,873
$21,36o!o33
$20,744,5*94
8,435
4.7,961
44,139
54,o69,923
$4,223,438
$21,812 897 $20,700,455,
3,236,010
15,816.459
15 771,6-':9
3,262,578
643,247
449,427
2,841,504
2,201,172
—
2515.
p.
Co.—Earnings Statement—
1950
charges
of
$1,804,685
1,732,753
1,743,975
$160,877
$120,710
550,319
550,319
$0.29
$0.22
taxes
-
—__—___
shares———
common
per
and
1949
$1,893,630
_
fixed
share—
common
provision
company
for
—
Federal
July
on
(N.
capital
stock,
to
acquire
income
tax.
J.)
received
14
Light
Gas
Co.,
SEC
which
authorization
to
acquire
this
held
by
was
now
authorized
has
outstanding
stockholders.
120
over
3,880
South
shares
is
stock at its par value of $100 per share, whereupon
Eridgeton will be dissolved and its assets transferred to South Jersey.
V.
171,
of
notes,
stock
the
also
Jersey
promissory
of
and
which
$52,000
issue
to
and
sell
Jersey
$440,000
of
$388,000 will be applied to the purchase
the conversion of customers' appliances.—
to
2612.
p.
South Shore Oil & Development Co.—Stock to Be Sold
The
shares
50,060
of
notification
to
various
the
by
the
the
of
some
directors
in
company
It
exercise
to
'After
per
shares.
Sept.
capital;
is
22
of
dividend
is
Oil
&
Refining Co.
Southern
the
Suite
ration
of
that
Stock
the
has
not
than
for
2
series
certificates
less
Broad¬
120
Aug.
on
are
the
is
it
with a
understood that
Mexico.
interest
—V.
Talk
is
Oil
of
will
that
in
are
its
their
of
about
pay
Standard
be
(Not
Oklahoma,
Gas
gas
reserves
("Chicago
Electric
&
Operating revenues
of
'Net
operating income
$83,907,818
8,744,935
Total
5,170,714
{Consolidated
$0.54
$1.61
for
tBalance
Co.
rights
to
172,
this
subscribe
S.
G.
p.
of
and
particular
Commerce").
Subs.)—Earnings—
'After
corpo¬
depreciation,
a
Co.,
its
included
the
1,353,341
171,
depletion,
Federal
amortization,
3,365,303
3,839,375
3,595,325
subsidiary
Co.
consolidated
the
March.
statement.
the
Gas
1950,
companies
31,
1950.
However,,
1949
Co.,
were
not
are
not
they
the
Phila¬
Electric
&
gas
March
in
taxes, etc.
{After
minority interest, etc;
Uln
Standard
of
as
at
included
are
income
dividends,
company.
Inasmuch
Philadelphia
subsidiaries
gas
—V.
in
111949
6,836,410
1,566.310
consolidated
of
other
1,759,152
charges of parent
subsidiaries.
gas
subsidiaries
the
199.
E
&
interest,
sold
H1950
4,041,252
income-
and
and
$22,853,009 $28,830,857
—
—
net
delphia
holders
to
of
are
Journal
(&
subs.
income
subsidiaries'
1672.
from
for
Louisiana
Pittsburgh Railways Co. and subsidiaries
street railway subsidiaries of Philadelphia Co.»
5,170.714
notice
com¬
share
per
including
3,202,888
received
$25
G, to
to
$4,631,250.—
$69 123,269
p.
Danciger
2336.
p.
5,170,714
171,
the process
of
outstanding.
and insurance
are
banks
Texas,
natural
Production
Southern
to
170,
Danciger
of
4,212,281
postponed.—V.
shares
it
and
1948
of
1,600,000
group
1949
$0.74
offering
which
of
3 Months Ended March 31—
requirements.—V.
been
fact
Acquisition—
purchase the stock
to
negotiating
1350
Exchange has
proposed
stock
common
the
to
Danciger stock.
New
1524-8,
this company
is
Properties
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Stock Offering Postponed—
York
and
that
due
portion
a
with
1946,
piece of financing amounting to about $40,000,000 is in
{After taxes
The New
23,
112.
p.
being completed by
panies
These
share
common
preferred
letter
issued
announced
was
SEC
by
be
to
accordance
Sept.
on
Dec. 7, 1946.
at this time to
wish
filed
represents stock
the
on
individuals
stock
common
26
of
of
board
notification
the
172,
of
June
on
employees
the stockholders
for
reason
cents)
10
the SEC
and
authorized
options
(par
with
officers
approved by
A
two-for-one
a
trust certificates,
instalments.
equipment costing
taxes and charges
outstanding..
shares
'Earnings
operations
consolidated
of
statement.
2201.
p.
Safway Steel Products, Inc.—Stock Dividend, Etc.—
In
stockholders
ident,
if
from
letter
a
said
the
to
on
that
the
amendment
to
While
this time
the
The
The
for
1949
rate
year
were
declare
creating
more
25
on
cents
the
on
that
S2.21
168,
a
p.
Standard Oil Co.
authorized
the
the
Christian,
100%
a
than the
D.
stock
additional
increase,
100,000
SEC
company
covering
be
offered
to
stock
a
30-ceat
were
paid
increased
special
profits
fhvre,
2231.
for
'tack wi"l
the
which
first
be
is
"The
no
compares
determined
months
with
ratio
"
of
$1.32
in
by
of
^The
IsSBe
exchange
of
registration
a
number
of
the
with
statement
shares
of
shares of
8
the
will
or
24,088,869
.
.
the
.
is
Standard
of
to
of
Oil
The
of
of
under
the
for
of
its
capital
At
25,865,310
acquisition
of
to
of
the
stock
is
shares
500,000
shares
500,000
shares
be
the
stock
not
present
Creole
of
already
made
in
the
Creole.
which
capital
the
about
is
shares
offer
stock
outstanding
offer
stock
the
the
capital
only
the
15
capital
approximation.
shares
of
exchange
shares
acquire
acquire
93.12%
The
shares
number
company
standing.
of
shares
for
offer
to
companv."
number
or
the
addition
the
ascertainment
owns
in
purpose
of' Creole
the
meeting.
six
filed
14
unspecified
Petroleum Corp.
is
required
quarterly basis.
Last
plus an extra of 25
stockholders
(New Jersey)—Registers With SEC—
July
on
an
dividend
there
shares
Pres¬
owned
following the
announced
period.—V.
to
recommends
presently
dividend
meeting
the
This
Benjamin
said.
of
Christian
current
the
is
19,
articles
dividends
new
directors'
a
stock
common
intend
increasing
on
shaves.
July
issuing
he
vote
400.000
on
board
of
dividend,
quarterly
year
the
stock
the
the
will
17
to
directors
intention at
for
Aug.
100,000
shareholders
authorized.
Mr.
ex¬
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$4,579,878
.9,955
...
2,212,439
$70."37.809
profit
at
is
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
$2,716,327
that
authorized
(EDT)
noon
to
at
of
2,634,995
options.—V.
Francisco Ry.—Bids Invited—
sales
The
shares
sale
amount
$3,361,443
Writer
of
three
in
442,142
deben¬
112.
Net
parallel
$2.24
thereoni
Federal income tax
on
$551,286
$1,000
and
St. Regis Paper Co.—Earnings—
Common
probably
roughly
Rouge,
200,000
gain
570,435
Peters,
one
Co.
increase
to
Six Months Ended June 30—
financing
line
realized
$736,910
of
was
due
scH
stockholders
to
purchase from it of $3,705,000 equipment
p.
3!/2
$2.54
of
Colo.
recommended
received
York,
V.
will
206.000
$3.26
Acquisition Authorized—
199.
p.
debentures,
$10)
(par
600,000 shares from 250,000
effective date.—V. 171, p. 2308.
new
preferred
198,955
—
„_
114.
p.
rev,.
income
The
the
on
Corp.
notification
of
fund
to
$1,
par
way,
Corp.
present
account
President,
unsubscribed
Denver,
have
St. Louis-San
Journal.")
proceeds
to
on
held.
made
convertible
cr
split.
15
share
447,578
Southern Production Co., Inc.—Probable
directors
by
a
$494,023
508,158
charges——
Earnings
Ryerson & Ilaynes, Inc.—Plans Stock Split—
cents.
Bank
stock
common
four
each
the
unit,
per
in
of
unit.
National
PROCEEDS—The
penses,
and
been
for
common
Inc.,
mature
6/10
A
(Del.) — Stock Offered—
I This company on
July 12 offered directly "as a specula¬
tion," through Burke & MacDo'-ald. 2,500 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100) and
7,500 shares
of common stock (par 10 cents) in units of one share of
preferred
of
Morrison,
new
weeks.
Concrete
shares
July
on
value,
par
for
capital stock
Prestressed
272,381
nave
$150,000
Christensen,
by
bonds
Street
$505,101
390,66 J
W.
for
1948
1949
$581 053
Employees—
larger capacity.
Morgan,' Stanley
consultant to the pipe line firm in connection
with
("Wall
$642,953
43,670
Rocky Mountain Textile Mills, Inc., Denver, Colo.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
secured
class
$50,000,000
finance
48%
offering
company's
eensboro.
the
to
company,
ry
to
underwriter
plan
of new money is to be
raised
oil pipe line in the South.
The
Standard Oil Co
(N. J )
28%
by
Ft-rca d Oil Co.
(Kentucky), and 24% by Shell Oil Co. It'is under¬
stood
-art of
the money may
be (btai-ed by sale of bonds to the
pub v and the remaining sum borrowed from banks or other insti-
th
by
com
$92,071
postponed by the company
share
gas.
T649.337
{Exclusive
taxes.
provision for
169,
Bridgcton
$134,091
John
was
Marcus
propane
$4,449,456
125.000
new
management,
Line Co.—Financing Planned—
$48,000,000
$4,868,107
81,799
been
its
at
'{$723,502
.
share__
and
opcr.
incl.
South
of
has
which
of
Net
Plantation Pipe
A
$905,997
income
conditions
offering,
are
readjustment
1950
interest
and
revenues
Net
Offering Postponed—
offering
stream
on
income
/4VSe shares of common for each
of
for each
conij;.„.i
will
prior
share
current
to
has
arrearages
important minority
eferred
of
the
expects
company
and
of
that
(less
taxes
171,
Number
9,369
T
$1,002,933
charges
common
Bids
Adams
r.
placed
production of liquefied
<K
627,295
after
compared
1950,
2514.
p.
•
are
year
the
and
"
revenues
after
the
competitive
second
171,
the
shares——
expenses
operating
—V.
3 313 260
auraging."
Prospects
eted
income
Operating revenues
Operat ng expenses——
$4,459,025
767,670
approximate
r
12,699
3,457.484
of
39%
unit for
preferred
per
Uncollectible
s Mo •.—1049
$4,880,806
1,584
120,404
The
second
mem
$907,581
1,773
693,522
1949.
the
t<vo
$1,004,706
revenues
July 1, 50 June 25,'49
$17,341,168 $16,706,051
operation during June,
Six Months Ended June 30—
156.698
named
comp
new
preferred
'Exps.,
712,144
basis
6 Months Ended
Southern New England Telephone
Corp.—Earnings—
rev..
Subs.) —
Wholly-Owned
$3,725,371
Period End. May 31—
President,
income
1950.—
2,
Aug.
on
June 30,'49
in
has
a
$105,209.—V.
$1,400,000
net
be
redeemed
(&
earlier.—V.
year
dividends
investments
2124.
p.
taxes
market
a
$25,000
expenses
ture
company
will report net income of approximately
the second quarter ended June 20, 1950, Avery C. Adams,
for
must
be
Month Ended
units
retail
South Jersey Gas
instalments
Operating
&
estimated
from
Updating
Operathig
of
America
__
ohie.
and
p.
1965.—V.
Km— a'dnth-
—.
oper
Operating
Net
of
company
'Includes
Pa.
High—
units
'After
(Calif.)—To Place Loan Privately—
Period End. Mav 31—
SEC
The
1950,
must
Jun 30,'50
Operating
matters.
will continue
and
Pullman
will
notes
and
Record
31,
common
1950; that all
of Exchange
accompanied by due-
settlement
in
$4,201,626
ordinary
No.
consultant
as
appropriations slightly
other
and
Pa.,
Beitzel, and
of this year.
the end
by
Pennsalt
Natrona
Pittsburgh,
near
started,
announced
been
hexachloride
July
to
due-bills
1950,
27,
that
172, p. 112.
Earned
Co.
The
An
19. "
said Mr.
July
on
been
available
be
have
existing
City,
111.
p.
will
has
Beitzel
Mr.
$1,000,000
provements to
Mich.; Calvert
President,
facilities
production
of
172,
Beitzel,
B.
new
same
excess
—V.
benzene
company
July
3 Months Ended Juns 30—
July 20 b / Champ Ca ry, Pres¬
of which Pullman-Standard is tne' rail¬
recently made arrangements to place pri¬
vately between June 1, 1950 and Oct. 1, 1950 aft issue of
$500,000 4J/4% notes with the Pacific Mutual Life Insur¬
Stock
The
2,000,000
from
Solvay American Corp.—Earnings—
V
at
The company
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—To Increase Output—
shares
common
Higher—
refinery,
—V.
ol
in
Purex Corp., Ltd.
199.
p.
the
at
Sinclair Refining Co.—Completes New Unit—
g vj -
was formerly President of Pullman-St^iPcr'1
will
associated directly with
the company as Chairman ol
Directors,
Officer
ance
Corp.
329
The
.n
a
who
be
to
Board
Net
against
all
sales
Hock
announced on
was
Incorporated,
and
Carry,
utive
price of $500.
a
bv
sell
to
service
addi-
one
held
co.n^a ly
Manufacturing Co.—New Pres.
Jr., of New
shipbuilding and shipping
on
ciates.
stock
24C4.
Period—
associated
with Federal Shi^bui'-'in^
Co., of which he, was Vice-President and General Manager
1.949, he was 'loaned to the Economic Cooperat n
ministration
asso¬
of
In
price
a
and
ex
after
prior
that
There were 346
Income
Bryan,
company,
1948.
stock
its
shares
stock
to
Newport
B.
sell
to
outstanding
of
proposes
Dorothy
Mrs.
authorization
Light Co.
of
issuance
common
Fi,.e Line Co.p.
will
sale
company
Rochester Telephone
SEC
Gas
I.)
made
p.
Sales
R. tail
2514.
p.
Dock
Dry
to
corporation
number
■
Gross
The
quoted
delivered
and
171,
June
the Federal Pow r Com.nis to.i
Transcontinental Gas
from
proceeds
and
171,
this
Acquisition Authorized—
interest
of
Exchange on July 18 directed
said distribution until July 31,
Oi'-u/.„v
carbuilding subsidiary.
Mr.
Bryan
was
formerly
will
company
dissolved.
the
approved
share
27, without -changing the stated capital of the
to the common shares.
Shareholders also voted
Stock
York
not
ntracts
.
V.
way
same
deben¬
holders
be
bills;
sub¬
ai
$1 200.09
sold
to
are
the payment of its
the
to
assets
such
of
retirement
assets
end common stock; on a
completion
Upon
plan
remaining
Its
specific^ allocation
amendment.
be
the
at
application
its
on
Carolina
continue
appropriate provision for
after
distribute
various classes of preferred
basis.
bank
a
The
Part
Pennsylvania,
liabilities,
has
has pending beiore
now
ident of Pullman
amendment.
provisions
those
as
$1,200,000
treasury
supplied
v
«
was
planned
Split-Up Approved—
17
each
for
authorized
the
New
ccru.icates
of.ered
of No. Carolina, Inc.—Places Bor.di
corporation
natural
a
company
hearing
partial
payments,
be
is
common
„,oo0,000.-
witii
bonds
Charles W.
17
outstanding
accrued
for
July
amended
the
all
stitution
To
on
This
share.
shares
of
special meeting to be held on
a
July
applicable
increase
to
*
maturity.
27.
the
of
of
105%,
July
on
I
Part
1950,
awajued
weie
per
recently
company,
incorporation to be
Aug. 22,
stock from $1.75
present shares to be ex-
certificate
the
to
July
on
share
business
company
Co.
bonds
filed an amended plan with the SEC
dissolution.
This p.an has been scheduled for
on
hearing
of
'Net
corporation
shareholders
common
close
mortgage bonds, series due 1975, to Teachers Insurance
& Annuity Association of America and Home Insurance
of
its
this
of
stock
there
Pullman-Standard
for
The
Uo: a
2403.
p.
amendment
for
divi¬
May -26,
Shoe
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp.—Plan Amended—
The
cumulative
to
Indiana, Inc.—Stock Av/a chd—
Coip..
West
bid
reoffering of
No
Public Service Co.
The
1950—G Mos.—1949
1950—Manth—1949
(no
The
capital.
Scott Paper Co.—Stock
shares of common
requirements
$76,558,001 $71,416,959 $379,272,495 $376,466,210
——r._^__
stock
199.
a
(J. C.) Penney Co.—June Sales Increased 7.2%—
Period End. June 30—
Service
1,631
North
Sales
entitled
is
-
sale
p.
late
expected
early
or
is redeemable in whole or in part at $105
dividends and
proposed
provides
50,
1952.
1,
199.
Public
for
notification with the
par) to be offered
proceeds are to be
of
letter
a
change in par value of
par
value to $1.40 par value, each four
c.aiiged lor live new shares.—V. 172, p. 14.
presently plans to engage principally in trie concrete
business, applying and using a technique somet-me^ known
"prestressing."
It has not yet obtained
any
contracts.—
The
working
iiled
common
underwriting.
'..dored: by stockholders at
1
company
The
was
will
unpaid
June
Tiie
co
construction
stock.
annum.
to
11
of
without
Cehenley Industries, Inc.—Split-Up, Etc.—
Corp.
BUSINESS—Company
was
incorporated in
Delaware on
1950, and since has been licensed to do business in Missouri.
Operations—
May 19 reported that negotiations for a
were
proceeding although final details
cn
held by
through exchange of notes for 5 7;
holders
Rope
accumulated
Co.,
Stock—To Expand
reported
evidenced
indebtedness
audtJ
to
July
shares
on
2,913
share,
per
e
concluded.
be
Wyman also
de.ivered
and
issued
...
198.
p.
Wyinan, President,
still
were
Wire
NOTE—The preferred stock
plus
dends
as
changed for Preferred
8700,000
stock
common
corporation
covering
$^u
at
W.
mitted.
Hans
of
SEo
Pipe Line Co.—Trustee—
The City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York, N. Y., has been named
trustee, paying agent and regislra" for .'TO,000.000 of 2%% deben¬
tures due 1975 and $15,000,003 of 2%%
serial debentures due 1953-62.
For
shares
10,500
2,509 iis.:
'18,0j0sh>.
z,o00shs,
20.000 shs.
cents)-
Tuo
Carroll, President, and Karl H. Middendorf, Vice-PreJdant
in exchange for certain inventions, methous, design j
and "know-how."
2,000 shares of the common stock w.ll be returned
in
the treasury and not presently offered.
Of the i.oOu unit, now
offered, 430 units have been subscribed by ofiicers and cnrector.; and
p.
Panhandle Eastern
C.
10
(par
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
Salient, Inc., East Longmeadow, Mass.—Files—
t,...dirj
the company,
of
..
.
will
near
issuance
Washington
within
company
Pacific
after
stock
Ou.
.
.
*
FINANCING
PRESENT
pfd. stock (par $100)-^——
cum.
John
16
The
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
including pe.so.jj, partnerships and corpo¬
the stock from the American Power
& Light Co., a registered holding company, pursuant to a SEC order
of Feb. 3, 1950.
The SEC order provided that the purchasers of the
stock were to dispose of their holdings in Pacific Power or completely
of
syndicate
rations.
GIVING
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
e
company
of
Creole
capable
time
of
of
the
Creole
additional
will
which
definite
company
now
out¬
shares
will
Volume 172
increase
the
Number 4927
of Creole's
would be in¬
Federal income
returns which may be
filed by the company .
.
and thereby
savings may be achieved.
The purpose of the exchange o-fer is
acquire enough additional shares of Creole to permit such con¬
shares.
an
tax
to
as
Under
affiliated
solidated inccme
returns."—V.
lax
slightly
to
Creole
consolidated
in
112.
172, p.
UNDERWRITERS—The
95%
over
circumstances
such
corporation
the
re^pecthe
has
severally
A.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
shares
Earnings per
♦After
outstanding
$13,150,663 $12,822,993
5,425,546
"±,3j2,.>oJ
$2.39
$2.56
taxes.—V.
171,
at
30__—
June
share__
common
depletion
amortization,
depreciation,
Federal
and
income
18j1.
p.
h,liis
Oil
§1950
6 Months Ended Jui.e 30—
Gross
income
+Net
♦Earned
per
$28,756,000
The
5,u5j,1o2
First
SI.33
$0.80
charges.
Jlnc.udes
comb.ned
share
common
r.on-recurring
operat.on
inccme
of
Sunray
o.
750,000 common
1Aiter
dividends.
the
23,
June
seven
Barnsaall
former
issued
shares
days of
propeities,
lUxcludes
1950.—V. 172, p. 52.
§Includes
$995,000.
and
and
taxes
carried
out
holders
of
Superior
Oil
of
Co.
the
oil
by
the
close
share
each
Co.
Gas
of
assets
V.
(see
both
business
gas
stock
170,
share
one
companies,
be formed,
to
An
exchange
International
offer
The
to
being
shares
have
exchange
not
stock
and
1950,
stock
oi
Superior
of
retaining
the
otner
the
this
into
company
O.
Joseph
Hanson,
on
the
of
out
171,
those shareholders
opportunity to do so, Mr.
Talcott, Inc.—Earnings—
♦Alter
per
1950
$391,728
S2716.423
$325,255
322.056
322.056
preferred
SO.64
share______
profit
♦Earns,
requirements.—V.
dividend
171,
Federal
171,
$62,966
$197,450
$120,343
24,230
23,u34
53,273
The
50,000
50,000
100,000
$38,153
$39,052
$34,157
226,600
$0.17
225,600
$0.37
452,127
outstdg.
338.300
$1.29
$0.70
share
dividend
Stores,
Notes
Offered—Bonds
to
Placed
5% Interim
Privately—Offering also
group of invest¬
nationwide
Stockholders—A
June
on
13
serial
mortgage
increase
to
the
provides
stock
common
for
for
agreement
Pyramid
at
shares
issuance
the
valuation
a
3,700
Binkley
of
line
pipe
n?w
about
stock
of
interim notes,
5%
1952 at par. This
notes, the re¬
maining $6,000,000 being purchased by The People's Gas
Light & Coke Co. of Chicago.
part of
5%
The
interim
cumulative
cf
$100
each
preferred
be
stock,
amount.
retire
to
will
notes
principal
sufficient
be
due Jan.
fac lities
$8,090,000
Truax-Traer of 118,400
$12.50 per share in ex¬
of
and
stock,
common
by
needed
$9,000,000.
or
Financing—
Standard
Esso
Oil
It
which
Co.,
this company will require
is understood a portion of
owns
of the
99.96%
of
stock
and
miles
62
miles of product pipe
crude oil lines in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
of
include
facilities
present
company's
Icr
a
559
Net
pro
No.
shares
—V.
$0.72
$0.82
oer
170,
remain
sinking
A
of
all
payable at stated maturity by delivery
$5 series at the rate of one share for
the
preferred
fund starting in
stock by 1975.
will
1956
This
$1.63
business.
Goldman,
plans,
pipeline
mortgage
Illinois
is
3V4% bonds, due 1970. In addition,
offering its present stockholders the
right to purchase 1,750,000 shares of common stock at a
price of $10 per share. The Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Co., which owns 50% of the presently outstanding com¬
stock
mon
the
of
has agreed to purchase all
stock not taken up by the
company,
shares of additional
common
PROCEEDS—The
Coast
pursuant
completed
and
Illinois,
Volo,
distance
a
of
1.330
heating season, will have an initial delivery
305 million cubic feet of natural gas per day and a daily
the
by
of
capacity
sales
Joliet
1951-52
capacity of about 518 million cubic feet when fully nov ered.
The
principal customers will be The Peoples Gas Light & Coke
company's
Public
Co.,
Electric
ties
Service
Co.
Co.
Northern
of
Northern
the
and
the
Illinois,
Western
Public
Indiana
Service
Gas
United
Co.,
which
&
utili¬
northwestern
Indiana, and the Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, whieh will
purchase gas from Texas Illinois for resale to certain utilities directly
serve
served
It
by it in
is
metropolitan
Chicago
Wisconsin,
Illinois,
and
area
cities
Nebraska
Iowa,
in
and
Kansas.
anticipated
that the daily demand for gas from Texas Illinois'
will soon exceed the presently authorized 305 million daily
capacity and it is likely that in the near future and before
completion
of
the facilities
now
authorized
by
the Federal Power
Commission, the company may request authorization for expanding the
delivery capacity of its facilities.
|
The company has long term contracts for the purchase and sale of
June
44,057 shares of class A stock of
market (approximately $27.12!/s! per
to 145,206 shares.
sold
Corp.
at
holdings of
commitee
that stock
permission
which
it
&
The
Utility
Mulford
The
the SEC
company's
to
ized
150,000
option
New York.
Counsel for the group is
Biddle & Reath, Philadelphia law firm.
right to
the permanent
represent
warrants
of
shares
Sportsmen's
Supply,
Billings, Mont.
Inc.,
—
Files With Securities and L^cnange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation
to
July
0:1
a
letter of notification with the
_tock and 5,760 shares of common
per
share, respectively, without
be used to increase inventories.
..led
7
275 shares 0. cunuv.o..
covering
stock
offered
be
underwriting.
at
and
$100
proceeds
The
$10
11
w
Television
Corp.
share.
PROCEEDS--The
and
V.
publicly offered
stock (par 10 cents)
issue of 398,000 shares or common
an
Offered—R.
Stock
—
Co. of New York City on July 20
lor
net
Village,
pro.eeds
used
be
to
nre
capital
working
for
Its plant .a located at 20C-12 Hillside Ave., Queens
expansion.
Y.
N.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
stock
10
(par
Outstanding
3,500,000 shs.
certil
748,000 shs.
for the purpose of
manufacturing telev ision re... l.crs and accessories and for the purpose
ol
dealing in household a/pi ances g n .rally.
It acquired the assets
of
the
Denmar
DLtiiouting Co.
a c'.
Mutual Appliances, Inc., for
350,000 shares of Wlutehall .sto..k.
Denmar
vs
a
partners.
c
n os-d
of Messrs. Isidore Eisenberg,
They became partners m 1949,
^Benjamin Sallzman and Alan Singer.
and
since
incorporated
was
in
television
of
York
New
to
and
has
appliances
business of converting small to
o
be engaged in the business
.-tared by others, and recently
franchise
for Paragon oil burners in
t .1.
...uucl anywhere in the City of
engaged
is
television
in
set-.
II
television receivers
the
exclusive sales
acquired
other
consumer.
corporation
Queens
and
machines
wash.ng
burncis,
oil
screen
selling
but
Village,
w
tire
11
a.
r a
ma
sol.
may
.
'
York.
solic tation
house
compensated
on
through
Mr.
fo'low ng
Eisenberg.
in
charge
anci
rer:
are
who
V
Fra
nv
nbers
0.. era
•
Whitehall's board
Saltzman, who is
the
of
President;
is
*"
.
being offered by house
organization wiiich
ba .is.
store
0.
arc
independent sales
an
comin ss 0:1
a
DIRECTORS—Th®
directors:
products
corporation's
the
add.ticn,
is
of
manufacturer
licensed
RZA
an
Mutual
1949.
engaged in buying and .,t\li lg t 1 vi ion receivers, air conditioners,
large
of
been
lias
Denmar
receivers
1250,
June,
.11
Mr.
lions; Mr. Singer, who is Sec¬
(who is also a director of the
following companies: Huletts Landing Corp., Franklin Custodian Funds,
Inc. and Jefferson Custodian Fund, Inc.)
Wilbur-Suchard Chocola'.e Co., Inc.—Loan Placed Pri¬
vately—Reacquires Series B Preferred Stock—
5%
inclusive.
proceeds,
The
reacquire,
at
cumulative
closely
compared with the current
The company's plan to cancel
an
overall program to simplify
issue of $342,000
April 30, 1951 to
in April, 1950, placed privately an
serial debenture bonds, due annually
company
nine-year
1959,
together
cost
a
held.—V.
stock,
166,
$39,400 treasury funds, were used to
the outstanding 4,200 shares of S5
of no par value, which had been
with
$381,400,
of
preferred
series B,
1934.
p.
the common stock at $27.50 per share,
buy
approximately $3.75
price of
the
warrants
its
capital
Holding
worthless
as
Act
Company
172,
and
structure
per
is
of
part
become
to
the
from
exempt
become
to
as
so
share.
Public
investment
an
Utility
company.
this
tons
steel
annually
and
within a year.
It is expected
that the
remainder
of the
program,
new
in the engineering stage,
will
make
an
additional
445,000
tons
of annual
productive ingot
capacity available by the Fall of 1951. The major part of the program
will
get under way
immediately.
The construction
work connected
therewith will not interfere with existing steel production.
The plants whose steel capacity is to be so increased are Gary and
South Works in the Chicago District
and Homestead, Edgar Thomson,
system
G'lairton,
delivery
United
of
for
14 paid a 100% stock
1250.—V. 165, p. 3400.
July
on
July
10,
States
the
dividend
to
stock¬
Co.
shares
its
on
recently offered
stock of this company,
were awarded 011 July 12 to Robert tv.
$1G.0:?5 per share. These bankers reoffered
bids
share;
172,
of
bid
July
on
other
per
—V.
common
by Middle West Corp.,
&
Two
$15
13
were
and
at $17 per share, with no
alsy received on July 12:
C.
A.
Allyn
Inc.,
Co.,
&
selling group.
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$14.8751 per share.
53.
p.
Woodall Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Steel
Pittsburgh
3,058 shares of
sale
Baird
through
Pittsburgh
capacity
record
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Stock Awarded—
S.
the
corporation
The
an improvement program to be instituted
Chicago District plants of Carnegie-Illinois
Steel Corp., its principal steelmaking subsidiary.
The new program will be pushed to completion as rapidly as pos¬
sible, and should result in an increase of 1,215,000 tons in the annual
ingot
The
holders of
Increase Output—
Olds, Chairman of the. Board. 011 July 19 announced that
corporation will increase its steel making capacity by
1,660,000
Irving
(Consider II.) Willett, Inc.—Stock Distribution—
52.
p.
United States Steel Corp.—To
at
July 14 approved a proposal to split the author¬
no p~r common stock on
a
four-for-one basis.
on
163, P. 1774.
The
Biddle, of Biddle, Whelcn &
firm;
Gordon
L. Becker, of
and Charles Tatham of Insti¬
Inc.,
Drinken,
corporation's
lawyers;
York
New
Service,
of
A.
banking
by
Products, Ltd., Winnipeg, Canada—Stock Split
stockholders
—V.
with
the
not authorized."
and
Alfred
of
application
an
opposition
in
"unfair
termed
investment
Longcope,
tutional
Jchn
filed
has
proxies
consists
Philadelphia
Scoll
it
solicit
to
committee
The
the
oppose
Lenman Brothers, according to present
oilenng of the Vulcan common stock
Continental, in connection with which a
is expected to be filed shortly with the SEC.
and
public
sold
Statement
retary -Treas
warrant holders announced on
company's plan to cancel its perpetual
representing
disclosed
committee
proposal,
the
be
to
Co.
&
manage
to
Holders Protest Plan—
protective
Co.,
sale of the interim
authorization recently received from the Federal
The
line, which is expected to be substantially
to
Commission.
Power
to
Texas
of
area
miles,
in
Power
its
July 20 it would
option warrants.
notes, mort¬
gage bonds and common stock will be used by Texas Illinois to con¬
struct a pipe line for the transportation of natural gas from the Gulf
proceeds from the
Mohawk
Warrant
A
—V.
other stockholders.
Sachs
will
Vice-President
for
Texas
United Corp.—Sale of Stock Holdings—
reducing
The
Concurrently with this financing, White, Weld & Co.
and Glore, Forgan & Co. have arranged for the sale to
a
group of 16 insurance companies of $90,000,000 first
a
the
New
corporation
Niagara
share),
be mutually
have proved to
which
time,
and that upon
In
(The)
to
subsidiary of Continental
in order to continue such
the tei
w . n of the parent-subsidiary rela¬
opportunity oi improving Vulcan's business with other
suppliers of tin plate sciap
enhanced.
The plan contem¬
plates that Continental would retain a large common stock interest
in Vulcan.
The
sale of pie.errea stock for retirement and the sale
cf a portion of its common stock holdings would release to Continental
a
substantial amount of cash presently not available for use in its
to
The
248.
p.
time
tionship,
directly
$2,513,044
1,197,664
734,300
$2/49.716
1,132,289
734 300
$1.54
$1,234,145
602.478
734,300
share
capital
Fa red
from
business;
1950—6 Mos.—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$1,064,177
526,941
734,300
it
an
advantageous, have assured vulouii o. a large vomme of raw materials
detinning and have a.sured Continental of a stable outlet for
certain
of its tin
piate sc.ap,
.h..t 11 is not necessary for Vulcan
refrigerators,
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earnings—
expenses
and
for
been
Underwood Corp.
share
per
retirement;
for issuance should occasion
meeting of stockholders was
of the pi,eie..tu stocK and 59.2% oi
indicated a
present intention of
CORPORATION—Incorpoia„ccl-
be secured by a loan to private institutional in¬
The remaining part of the funds will be provided, it is under¬
by
The
A
votes
two
for
tendered
sio.k,
special
had
Vulcan,
Continental
and
by
Tuscarora.
1,
issue of $12,000,000 of such
an
of
Klein
the
for
to acquire
Coal Corp.
will
money
time.
to
increase
an
not
to consider these proposals.
President of Vulcan, said that Continental
17
at 75 cents per
of
stood,
Aug.
Buttiield,
Whitehall
Co.—Acquisitions, Etc.—
recently entered into an
of
Binkley
Coal
Co.
and
agreement
raise
to
banking firms headed by White, Weld & Co. and
Glore, Forgan & Co. on July 20 publicly offered $6,000,is
C.
Western
Incr.—
proposals
approved
bonds,
future
Inc., owner of 51.9%
ment
000
for
stccK
common
Can Co.,
the common
voting such
stock in favor of the piopj ais, tv.uc.onng its preierred stock holdings
if the offer to purchase is made, and thereafter selling under a public
offering a portion of its common s.o^k holdings, although Continental
has not made any irrevocable commitments in these respects.
Mr.
Buttfield also stated
ihat trie contracts made between Vulcan
A.
2202.
p.
Authorized—Stock
Ltd.—Bonds
Period End. June 30—
Made
171,
requirements.—V.
Tuscarora Oil Co., Ltd.—Plans New
Net
—
called
Common
699.
Gas Pipeline Co.
at
Westeel
$6,047,531
726,575
338,900
$2.04
$7,208,853
857.662
338.300
$2.43
$2,926,026
257,933
338,300
the payment
of $366,000 in cash for the remaining 915 Binkley common shares.
In
add tion, $385,750 cash will be paid for all the outstanding 7,715 Pyra¬
mid common shares not held by the Binkley company.-—V. 171, p.1395.
226 600
$0.33
Texas Illinois Natural
some
1950—6 Mos.—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$74,616
226.600
$0.17
arise
therewith
preferred
authorized
—(V. 171, p. 2406.
taxes—
cc;n.
stock
of
contemplated
company
capital
45,732
.__
p.
25,000
H.
connection
in
and
outstanding
Registration
preferred
vestors.
1950—6 Mos.—1949
S62 383
Cap.tal shares: out tdg.
Earnings per sharc____
—V,
25,000
G.
100,000
shares
first
The
taxes
income
225,000
Dean Witter & Co
Co.,
Truax-Traer Coal
line
N't
225,000
Securi-
to issue $200,000
authorized no .par
common
stock from 57,000 shares to 75,000 shares, and to cancel the
authorized 14,000 shares of preferred stock.—V. 169, P. 1014.
1674.
p.
taxes--
income
Co._
150,000
stockholders
3%
this
1950—3 Mcs.—1949
Period End. June 30-inc.
&
Webster
Corp.
225.000
after
per
The
of
it
before
Barney
&
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
225,000
&
$3,742,747
Common
$0.96
TelAutograph Corp.—Earnings—
Profit
ties
322,056
$1.16
___
outstanding
common
1943
income
■___
♦Earnings
Stone
sales
change
1949
^
alter charges and
taxes
shares
Smith,
50,000
$2,231,750.
2405.
p.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Common
100,000
275,000
Per.od End. June 30—
Net
shares
Net prof.t
150,000
Harris,
&
25,000
Corp
Co
Co
Fairman
Inc.
52.
p.
Net
The
(James)
&
50,000
Thomas Steel Co.—Earnings—
Thrift
at least 1,650,001
outstanding 2,000.000
in excess of that
conditioned
was
accepted
yet exchanged their shares an
said.—V.
Hanson
Sills,
C)
July
19, Mr. Hanson noted.
A
total
minimum has already been exchanged, he added.
A
further offering period to Sept.
30 will give
who
Shields
25,000
Weeks
The
172,
50,000
Walker & Co
Watling, Lerchen & Co.__
Wheelock & Cummins, Inc.
&
Iuinjis
Co.
Gardner
&
Co. (Inc.).
&
Hornblower
Extended—
by
tendered
Hall
&
50,000
225,000
225,000
Harris,
Pierce
Inc.
Reinholdt
,—
&
150,000
Rauscher,
Co.___
Ripley
25,000
Webber, Jackson &
Co.__;
Sachs
Co.—
&
Rotan, Mosle and Moreland
Chapman & Co._
Boston
Wells
Curtis
150,000
Inc.
be
the
announced.
shares
150,000
Moseley & Co
Paine,
Pan-
,
Southwest
♦After
reorganize
successful,
stock intended to
Ltd. has been
of
Packers,
may
one
and
the
Swift International Co., Ltd.—Offer
President,
stock
of
original company
2440).—V. 172, p. 200.
p.
which
company,
year to end Aug. 31,
receive
two shares of
will
and
new
of
this
of
fiscal
its
of
of
Delaware
Delaware,
natural
275,000
S.
Mullaney,
50,000
Co
Brothers
F.
50,000
100,000
Dil.on &
275,000
Co
&
Morgan Stanley & Co
150,000
50,000
&
Goldman,
Loeb
(Calif.)—Proposed Reorganization—
reorganization
proposed
225,000
—
First
—V.
Superior Oil Co.
Following
225,000
InC—
Co.
Robertson &
Farmed,
4,976,003
115,052.143
shares
preferred
Lehman
Brown & Sons
Harriman
♦After
150,000
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
?7,690,000
commchi
150,000
Sullivan & Co.,
Eastman,
1943
$33,396,000
'
income
Number
Lee Higginson Corp
Julien C_hins & Co
Dittmar
$100,000
Kuhn,
50,000
Dewar,
Corp.—Earnings—
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.
stock
for
increase
follows:
as
150,000
Inc.
Alex.
and
such underwriter
are
company
400,000
Simmons—
6i
Losworih,
coast
Sunray
&
underwriters
principal
which each
the
from
$500,000
Co
Whliam blair & Co
profit
Common
&
Whipple & Co.—_
Beckjr
u.
Blunt
1949
1950
Six Months Ended June 30—
♦Net
purchase
to
Allyn & Co., Inc
Bacon,
A.
Sun Oil Co.
Forgan
C.
the
of
names
principal amounts of notes
agreed
White, Weld & Co
Glore,
31
(331)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
ownership
company's
outstanding
cludable
tax
.
9 Months Ended
♦Net
No.
'After
-
$2.47
$2.30
share
849,726
400,000
$1.90
tAfter preferred dividend require¬
charges and Federal taxes.
171,
400,000.
385,000
shares
common
per
ments.—V.
1,074,059
994,718
common
tEarned
$15,892,000 $14,028,098
$16,526,173
profit
1943
1949
1950
May 31—
sales
Net
398.
p.
District.
natural
obtain
proved
from
needed
ff
tracts
or
The route of
gas.
substantial
and
these
the
its
pipe line
potential
will
additional
areas
which
supplies
Illinois
Texas
of
gas
is increased.
contain a 75%
gas
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
mortgage
3V\%
„
if5%
stock
♦The
amount
standing
of
notes,
in
is
mortgage
addition
fPayable
of
all
13,000,000
.
§Of
these
payment
with
the
principal
the
as
stated
series
which
to
amount
$90,000,000
be
by
as
at
delivery
of
prior
130,000
shares
the 5%
are
interim
reserved
notes,
tor
due
time be out¬
be issued
the
in
1,
1950
July
to
of
1,
by
1352.
A
on
ill
shares
be
at
offered
$5
share.
per
at
ratio
a
of
The
rights,
share
one
for
which
each
expire
five
10,
Aug,
held.—V.
160,
2337.
Norman
Co.—Earnings—
Common
Farnings
—V.
after
profit
1953,
issued.
cumulative
the
not
170,
shares
per
p.
June 13/49
$155,759
$121,84.4
370.000
taxes
outstanding.
share.
370,000
$0.42
__
common
$0.33
48.
1.
$100
letter
9
of
the
$150,000
by
this
—
Plans Purchase of Preferred
publicly,
notification
cumulative deferred debentures
have been informed that they
be sold privately."
this issue was filed with the SEC
we
but
covering
will
'
proceeds will be used
to
make loans and for additional working
capital.
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—Acquires Ste¬
Vending Machine Rights—
corporation
has
acquired
the
rights,
designs
and
patents for¬
held on cup beverage vending machines by Stewart Products
of Greenwich, Conn., ccordirg to an announcement on July 13.
Lyon Industries, Inc., in which Worthington has a substantial stock
merly
Corp.
interest, will market
marketed and
continue
Detinning Co.
(N. J.) —
6%
20-year
company,
offered
merly
to
be
and service the 500 cup vending machine for¬
serviced by Stewart Products, and which will
Works.—V. 172,
manufactured at Worthington's Holyoke
p. 200.
Stock and
Split-Up of Common Shares—Part of Holdings
of Continental Can to Be Publicly Offered—
The
directors
on
July
17.
1950,
declared
the
company
be
July 11.
The
This
June 17/50
Federal
to
issued
be
Upson-Walton Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
The company on
July 20 announced that it is offering rights to
stockholders of record July 7 to subscribe for 28,584 additional com¬
Vulcan
.
be
each
Relative
to
Indenture
to
share
issuance
Jan.
tons
24 Weeks Ended—
may
initially
1
700,000
around
of North Bergen
Workers Finance Company
Debentures to Be Placed Privately—
"will
Net
2,250,000 Shs.
any
of Sept.
issued
amount
of
114.
P-
Van
None
bonds
contained
be dated
may
principal
maturity
may
additional
restrictions
and deed of trust
to
of
capacity
ingot
with a
annually.—V. 172,
wart
12,000,000
preferred stock. $5 series, of the nar value of $1^9
for
principal amount of 5% interim notes, due Jan. 1, 1952.
in
minimum
p.
$90,000,000
§200,000 shs.
that
except
the
the Delaware River south of Trenton, N. J.,
on
v.
FINANCING
3,300,000 shs.
bonds
accordance
1952__
$1)
(par
of
1,
(par $100)_
unlimited,
i'SiO,000.000
in
take
Outstanding
_t$100,000,000
due Jan.
preferred stock
Common
only
Con¬
♦
series due 1970.
interim
Cum.
bonds:
pipeline
in
addition, United States Steel plans to commence the construction
of the first parts of a new integrated steel mill on its pres¬
mon
CAPITALIZATION
(Youngstown)
Works
Ohio
1951
ently owned site
hopes to
which
will
be
its system
sell
will
with
Texas
and
company
provision.
pay
1st
in
areas
The
reserves.
daily delivery capacity of
under
cross
gas
In
in
Duquesne
capital stock and capital by the
for
retirement,
specified
period;
of
a
all
its
two
preferred
for
one
advisable
purchase,
stock
split-up
its
decrease
of
at $32.50 per share
tendered in the
outstanding common
voluntarily
of
a
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—To Split
Stock—
proposed to increase
the authorized common st-vk from 2,500.000 shares to 5,000,000 shares,
to effect a twe-for-one split up of the outstanding 1,675,008 shares.
The
—V.
stockholders
171, p. 2038.
on
Sept.
28
will
vote
on
a
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(332)
AND
STATE
.
.
Monday, July 24, 1959
.
DEPARTMENT
CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
elika
O
Cond Sale—The £190,000
to
School!
award-
Berney Perry & Co., Hugo
Watkins, Morrow Ik
Marx & Co.,
interest
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
ARIZONA
g—Tames E.; $1,250 000
n
275,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1950.
Due on Oct.
from
1951
Agricultural
Aug/1, 1950.
GC0.
Due
Bond
corporate
bonds.
Dated
1
will
$1,-1
Denomination
Jan,
and
July 1
from 1955 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
office
Phoenix.
Legality
(MST)
purchase of
(P. O.
Calif.
sealed
bids
bids
July
$500,000
un¬
1950
follows:
on
trict bonds.
District
O.
Sale
Bond
152—were
&
man
Redwood
reflecting
net
a
Hannaford
interest cost
high¬
Series
April
$1,000.
1954
to
interest
cost
of
to
JLemoore Union Elem. Sch. Dist.,
11
Co.,
County (P. O.
Hanford), Calif.
of
purchase
1980
Marine
York
on
Aug.
1
of
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at the Trust Co.
Georgia, Atlanta,
tion
of
or
at the op¬
the
holder, at the Chase
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Spalding,
Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, of
National
Bond
Offering—E. F. Pickerill,
County Clerk, will receive seaiea
(Calif. DST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $200,000
a.m.
to
from
1951
Berwyn, III.
Bond Offering — VJasta L. Ne-
inclusive.
1970
Principal and
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlauist,
interest
Neff
(M-S)
&
mecek
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
tly,
County
sealed
DST)
bids
Clerk,
until
will
9
on
able
Os-
receive
from 1951
on
bonds.
Due
on
Aug.
Sch.
Aug.
Sierra
from 1951
La
Bonds.
1951
Madre
bonds.
1
to
City
Due
to
o.
1
on
Sch.
Dist.
&
Trust
Illinois
Co.,
of
152—were
Ellis &
1
I
j
from
Trust
at
from
386,000
from
The
awarded
Co.,
to
and
the
Blunt
Simmons, both of Chicago,
$214,000
Sch.
Dist.
1
Sale—The $600,000 build¬
of about
1970 inclusive.
84,COO Artesia
p.m.
a
price of 100.01,
1.70%,
as
11/2s.
1952
as
as
to
l%s.
1959 to
second
a
&
Lake
Due
Dist.
117
No.
Due
cago,
inclusive.
III.
Sale—The $700,000
Roch Island
build¬
Sale—The $550,000
Dated
tion
build¬
Co., and A. G. Becker k
Co., of Chicago, jointly, at a nrme
of 100.13, a basis of about 1.84%
420,000
Due
Due
1969
highest
for 2s, at
a
Dec.
on
1
on
Dec.
1
on
Dec.
Due
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
bidder
1959 to
1969
Brookville Ccn.
Sch.
Bond Sale—The $111,000
ing
bonds
awarded
July
offered
the
to
build¬
7
were
Secirities
City
Corp., Indianapolis Bond & Shares
Corp., and the Fletcher Trust Co.
all of Indianapolis
at
price
a
about
of
100.64,
1.40%.
on
to
$1,000
as
lV2s
basis
a
Dated July
Denominations
Due
jointly,
Vaughn.
on
Bond
p.m
July 1 from 1951
inclusive.
1958
Legality ap¬
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
by
Milan
Bond
Ross,
School
Carleton
and
1962
School
Fairfield
Twp.
(P.
2,
(CST)
on
1
Denomination $1,000.
July
1951
from
1
Due
1954 in¬
Legality
to
J-J.
Interest
clusive.
<x
M.iler, of Indianapolis.
Plainfield,
mature
Township
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $27,000
Trustee,
school
bonds, divided
fol¬
as
(CST)
on
bids
will
until
1
1951
to
1964 in¬
clusive.
Dated Aug. 1,
Offering—Fio^d Robert¬
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 25 for
the purcnase of $85,000 lig it plant
the
1950
p.
bonds
offered
100.22,
a
July
54—were awarded to
Bloomfield
Bloomfield,
bends.
revenue
from
1954
gality
as
State
1S/4S, at
Bank,
a
Due
approved
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1960
to
15
Le¬
Wiil.a.n
by
L.
Waterloo,
Bond
City
Oifering
Clerk,
Iowa
W. Wente,
Ii.
—
receive/ sealed
will
bids until t) p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 3
purchase of $200 000 sewer
Da.ed Aug. 1, 1950.
Due
for the
bonds.
Nov.
on
1
from
1951
to
1989
in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
payable at the City Treasurer's
of lice.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Perry County (P. O.
Hazard), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $620,000 school
building
awarded to
syndi¬
Charles ; A.
of
composed
offered
bonds
revenue
were
a
Hinsch & Co.. Edward G. Taylor &
July 1 from 1951 to
1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the First
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Sea-
National Bank & Trust
Co.,
field.
Co., Plain-
Legality approved by Ross,
Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
McCord,
apolis.
Sch.
Ray
Twp.
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
$17,000
build¬
ing 1950 bonds offered July 15—
v.
172, p. 152—were awarded to
First
tinsville,
101.05,
C. Thornburgh
songood
&
National
Bank, of Mar¬
as
l%s, at a price of
basis of about 1.53%. The
a
highest bidder
Hailstone
price of
&
was
Browning & Co., botn of Cin¬
cinnati, Stein Bros. & Boyce, of
Baltimore, and Magnus & Co., of
Cincinnati,
$122,000
498 000
a
Sale—The
172,
Frank
a
1950
54—were
p.
E.
Hailstone
lVks, at
as
basis
of
awarded
&
of
Co.,
price of
a
about
1.394%.
Second high bid of 100.13 for l3/4s
made
by
the
Fletcher Trust
—
Frank Peters,
of the Board
the
p.m.
(CST)
on
of Direc¬
un¬
Aug. 4 for
purchase of $445,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug.
June 1
Parish
O.
Sale—The
bonds
offered
54
were
—
Sch. Dist.
Winnsboro),
No.
school
$56 000
July
14—v.
awarded
to
9
La.
172,
p.
Barrow,
Leary & Co., of New Orleans/as
23/4s, at
of
a
price of 100.01,
about
highest bidder
was
a
The
2.74%.
basis
second
J. G. Hickman
Co., for 3y4s, and 3s, at
a
price of
100.15.
Iota, La.
receive sealed bids
til 7:30
on
on
LOUISIANA
Franklin
works
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Offering
June 1
inclusive.
Due
to
3!/4s.
as
Sale—The
Bond
IOWA
Bcitendorf
1956
Due
3s.
1952
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Bond
school
offered on July
$16,COO
follows:
as
as
from
Frank
Co., for l3/4s, at
100.62.
aid bonds of
Bond
&
nati, Bankers Bond Co.. of Louis¬
Inc., Nel¬
Rockport, Ind.
Bond
was
Widmann
Mayer,
Roth & Irving
Co.,
Co., all of Cincin¬
Weil,
Westheimer &
(P.
to
Co., Wal¬
son,
O.
Paragon), Ind.
the
Co., W.
ville, Doll & Isphording
Secretary
Bond Sale—The $100,000 county
18—v. 172
bonds.
coupon
tors, will
County (P. O.
1950.
Bond
Co., Indianapolis.
Greene
on
of $21 000
son,
re¬
on
Dated July 1, 1.950.
Denomina¬
tion $500.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
(CST)
p.m
July 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due
100.18,
from
1
1
Sumner, Iowa
cate
improvement
Cincinnati,
July
until
school bonds.
July 15
$13,500 Sch. Twp. bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1951 to 1964 in¬
on
1951
f.om
purcnase
p.m.
Aug. 1 for the purchase
11—v.
Due
1
Ogden Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering — Bids will be
Hancock,
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
lows:
clusive.
Dec.
on
KENTUCKY
T.
Town
E.
Offering—Geo. E. Snider.
a
to 1964 inclusive.
Ind.
Offering—O.
i
second
Brookville), Ind.
Bond
Beh
2s, at
as
Whit-
A.
the Board or
will receive
approved by Ross, McCord, lee
$500.
R. R.
O.
D.
Co., of Des
price of 100.56,
a
basis of about 1.91%, as previ¬
ously noted in v. 171, p. 2656—
Moines,
of
Trustees,
1950.
oi
inclusive.
$65,000
bonds purchased by
sewer revenue
Hassett, of D'es Moines.
Ind.
Town,
Offering—Fred
Secretary
iach,
on
Legality
Cutler,
&
Details—The
Sale
re¬
Aug. 1 for the purchase
.L/ue on
l>ou.
proved
1, 1950.
June 15 arid Dec/15 from
Chapman
July 24 for the
Cierk-Treasuier, will
sealed
bids
until
8
Dated
Corp., Ind.
inclusive.
by
Chicago.
of $220,000 water works refunding
INDIANA
was
price of 101.88.
of
and
from
hospital
1
inclusive.
Ind.
ceive
1958 inclusive.
1.90s.
as
Denomina¬
Bond Offering—Arthur
Town
jl
open,bids
$1,C00. Legality approved by
Bond
lVes.
1961
to
will
1, 1950.
July
Milan,
follows:
1952 to
1951
approved
received
o
and
p.m.
Series 1950 bonds. Dated
July 1, 1950. Due on Jan. 1 from
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
+
sealed
(CST) on Aug. 1 |cr
purchase of $110,000 electric
the
for the purchase of $18,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1
Stuart &
as
to
1951
47,OCO Civil Township bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1951 to 1970
Aug.
ing bonds offered July 18—v. 172,
p. 152—were awarded to Halsey,
from
from
1
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Coi.nly United Twp.
High Sch. Dist. No. 30 (P. O.
East Moline),
III.
Bond
July
$14,000 school aid 1950 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Denomination
Bloomfield), Ind.
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
bonds.
on
of
O.
{P.
3
Kauder,
Trustees,
ox
revenue,
bonds.
(CST)
High
Township
Co., of Milwaukee, ant.
Bacon, Whipple & Co., of Chicago
jointly, as 2Vis, at a p. ice oi
1C0.16, a basis of about 2.23%.
basis
inclusive.
Township
ceive
County
receive
will
until
Board
Harlan, la.
School
$53,100
Le¬
Chapman
by
approved
follows:
1958
on
Due on Dec.
1, 1950.
Cutler, of Chicago.
County Sch. Dist. No. 115
O. Princeton), III.
from! jointly,
Aug.
Sch.
Aug.
8
Continental
Bank
Northern
Dist.
1967 inclusive.
Canada
Due
on
until
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 172,
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Dist.
June
gality
(P.
to 1970 inclusive.
141,000 Lancaster
a
13,500 Civil Twp. bonds.
Bureau
$500,000 Whittier Union High Sch.
158.000
the
Bond
Due
National
from 1951 to 1953 inclusive.
Chicago.
lows:
bonds.
bids
(Calif.
a.m.
July 25 for the purchase
of $962,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
79 000
at
National
on
Dist.
re¬
Aug. 1 for the purchase
of
$107,000
judgment
funding
bonds. Dated July 1, 1950. Denom¬
ination $1,000. Due on July
1, 1970.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Las
J.
sealed
(CST)
Herrington, of San Fran¬
Offering—Harold
City Comptroller, will
ceive
cisco.
Bond
First
the
1:30 p.m.
the
of
follows:
as
were
Chicago, at a price oi
basis of about 1.72%
of
will
Trustee,
inclusive.
17
Bend Ofiering—Wm. L.
Clerk
the
Walter O.
—
$40,OCO school
July
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ILLINOIS
Sept. 1, 1950. Denomination
Sept. 1
The
—
offered
bonds
1951
Atlanta.
school coupon or registered bords.
on
Sale
to
in¬
interest
New
(EST)
a.m.
the
interest
Kings
$1,000. Due
site
Due
1975
$4,250,000
school coupon or registered bonds.
Dated July 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000.
Due on July 1 from 1951
about 2.96%.
Dated
of
was
O. Hinsdale), III.
(P.
lr
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
until
ior
Savings Asso¬
Francisco, on a bid
net
bidder
highest
of
Bond O-fering — Wm. Henry
Shaw, Secretary County Board oi
Education, will receive sealed bids
a
on
National Trust &
bids until 10
purchase
Musccgee County, Coun'.y School
District (P. O. Columbus), Ga.
est bidder was the Bank of Ameri¬
ciation, San
reflecting a
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
3,
July 31 for the purchase
$100,000 school bonds, divided
(CST)
Page County Sch. Dist. No. 181
$130,000
The $73,000 school
July 18 — v. 172, p.
to
1
R.
R.
bids until
1970
Bond
as
of about 2.66%. The second
ca
(EST)
—
awarded
Nov.
on
GEORGIA
Talbot, of San Francisco,
bid
II
Blairsburg Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Oi Ik ring—narru iL. b.af-
elec-
Ind.
Township
Sprinkle,
waukee
Dated
Trust
City), Calif.
bonds offered
Da
Bond
-James
revenue.
fiom
1
Delphi),
receive sealed
152—were awarded to William
Blair
&
Co.,
of Chicago, M 1-
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(A-O)
Lag acta: Salada Union Elem. School
the
Denomination
April
City.
for
water
Midland
(P.
Due
Antioch),
7:30 p.m.
until
27
clusive.
bonds.
District
1
p.
Offering
certificates.
1950.
$1,935,000 Bakersfield School Dis¬
90,000 Tehachapi School
Nov.
on
O.
(P.
Offering
Bond
1964 inclusive.
to
second
Sch.
flic'eah, Fla.
on
til Aug. 14 for the purchase of $2,as
1
Halsey, Stuart & Co., for 1 %s, at
a price of
100.18, a basis of aoou.
the
di¬
Goodiet; City Clerk, will receive
The County
055,000 bonds, divided
9
FLORIDA
Csvn'y Sch. Dists.
Clerk v/ill receive sealed
Due
2s.
as
Nov.
on
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 17z
*
—
1961
from
The
Due
196J inclusive.
to
1 %s.
as
75,000
90,000 Lre department bonds.
Ccrlifkat:*
Offering
1951
from
follows:
as
CALIFORNIA
Bond
until
bids
by
approved
(P. O. Bahersfield),
80,000
UiiS.
as
from
1
on
Aug. 2 for
$490,000 bonds,
a.m.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Kern
$200,000
$400,000 hospital bonds.
the
of
sealed
!
$230,COO
build¬
Twp.
108.87,
Springs, Colo.
Ind.
Saie—Tne
;
Sale—The $355,000
Bank,
Offering—The City Clerk
receive
vided
(J-J) payable
District, in
interest
and
the
at
on
Bond
Co., botn of St. Louis, and Mui- j second highest bidder was City
laney, Wells & Co., of Chicago, ; Securities Corp., Indianapolis, for
jointly, at a price of 100.75, a basic j 2%, at a price of 100.65.
of about 1.61%, as follows:
Jackson
Dated
Colorado
$3,500,000
of
1950.
15,
COLORADO
will receive sealed bids until
(MST) on July 28 for.the
No. 4 coupon
0.
(P.
1.73%.
Sept.
i & Herrin«ton' of San Francisco.
a.m.
issue
4
awarded
Bond Offering—A. L. Monette,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
purchase
on
Denomi¬
nation $1,000. Principal and inter¬
est (M-S)
payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
JO
Due
bonds.
No.
trie utility revenue bonds offered | ford, Dist. Secretary, will receive
July
14—v.
172,
p.
152—were j sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 1 <2, ! awarded to John Nuveen & Co., July 27 for the purchase of 3140,000 building bonds.
p. 58—were awarded to A. G. Ed¬ j oi Cnicago, as/2V&s, at a price of
wards & Sons, Newhard Cook & ! 100.66, a oasis of aoout 2.4z%. The
Cascade, Iowa
on
clusive.
Improvement and Power Dis..
tors,
school
Dated
inclusive.
1958
to
Due
Sept. 15 from 1951 to 1975 in¬
Denomination $1,000.
Salt River Project
bonds.
Dist.
Chcmpaign), III.
Sept. 15 from 1951 to 1975 inelusive.
DeSouza, Clerk of the Board of
Sunervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Aug.
10
for
the
purchase of $82,000
i
school
Sen.
Bond
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $1,525,OCO coupon or registered bonds,
j divided as follows:
Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
High Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Ecadl Of f eri
County (P. O.
Martinez), Calif.
Eor.d Offering — W. T. Paasch,
2.71%.
about
of
cost
Costa
Con.ia
Greenfield,
Champaign County Community
Unit
Unified Sc!t. Dlst.,
Pittsburg
bid reflecting a net
a
1951 to
.
Co., all of Birmingham, and Thorn¬
on
from
1
Dated Au3- h 1S50. DenominaDon $1,000. Principal and interest
if'A) payable at the County
'treasury.
ton, Mohr & Co., of Montgomery/
jointly,
Aug.
on
1367 inclusive.
bonds offered July 13 were
cd
Due
,
A'a
fered
utility
July 14
water
bonds of¬
awarded to
were
Newman, Brown & Co., of New
Orleans, at a price of 100.01, a
basis of about
$34,000
3.32%,
3V2S.
as
as
Due
follows:
on
A.ug.
1
from 1952 to 1963 inclusive.
36,000
3V4s.
as
from
1, 1950. Due
$70,000
revenue
Due
on
Aug.
1
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
on
Dated Aug.
1, 1950. Legality ap¬
Caldwell.
Marshall,
of
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1969 inclusive.
price of
Legality approved by Chapman &
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Cutler, of Chicago.
City.
basis of about 1.74%.
proved
by
Number 4927
Volume 172
July 12—v. 172, p.
offered
awarded
04—-v>tu
to
group
a
interest
net
a
Hillcrest
_,..u
about
of
cost
2.578%, as follows:
19oi
1966
to
234s.
100.0C0
2V2s, at
Due
1
July
on
offered
notes
inclusive.
Mass.
Lexington,
No.
Subrocd District
Parish
(P. O. Rayville), La.
11
Offering
Bond
R.
—
Secretary cf the Police Jury, will
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
Dated
tion
Aug. 8 for the pur¬
$150,000
road bonds.
on
oi
S1,0C0.
1951
1970
to
approved
1950.
1,
Sept.
Denomina¬
Sept. 1 from
Due on
inclusive.
1
"/4s, at a price of
of about
Town
15
of $175,003
divided as
bonds,
works
follows:
bonds. Due on Oct. 1
£84.000 tax
91.000
inclusive.
1951 to 1970
from
from
1
Oct.
Due on
1951 to 1975 in¬
' bonds.
revenue
clusive.
1, 1950. Denomina¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, cf Chicago.
Oct.
Dated
tion $1,000.
{VIA! ME
Auburn, Me.
1951
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on July 25
purchase of $160,000 school
coupon bonds. Dated June 1 from
1951 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
chants National Bank, Boston. Le¬
for the
gality approved by Storey, Thorn dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
on
remodeling bonds
1 from 1951 tc
Aug.
inclusive.
Dated Aug.
1, 1950.
Denomina¬
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants National
Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
tion $1,000.
Lynn
Authority,
Housing
series
172, p. 241—were awarded to J. P.
Morgan & Co. Inc., of New York,
and the Second National Bank, of
Boston, jointly, at 0,93% interest,
plus a premium of $13. The sec¬
ond
highest bidder was Chase
National Bank, New York, C. J.
& Co., and
& Ilutzler,
Salomon Bros.
jointly, at 0.97% inter¬
est, plus a premium of $20.
Med ford,
Note Sale—The
July 20—v. 172, p.
to the Union
offered
bonds
awarded
240—were
Securities Corp., of
2s, at
New York, as
price of 101.80, a basis of
a
Mass.
Beverly,
ticipation
Sale—The $50,000 munic¬
Bond
of par.
Boston, as Is, at a price
Bonds
dated
are
July
1950.
1,
Denomination $1,000. Due on
July
and
1952. Principal and
interest (J-J)
in
1951
July
on
until
for
25
11
the
$60 000
water
loan
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
nomination $1,000.
(DST)
a.m.
purchase of
1950 coupon
1,
De¬
1950.
Due
Aug. 1
on
1965 inclusive. Prin¬
from
1951 to
and interest payable at the
Shawmut Bank of Bos-
Ion.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge,
of
Boston.
Peabody Housing Authori'y, Mass.
Note
mault,
State
Offering—Alban
Chairman,
bids
sealed
at
the
E.
will
office
Arse-
receive
of
the
Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
Legality on
July 27 for the purchase of
anproved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
$715,000 Third Series notes. Dated
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Aug. 9, 1950. Due on Jan. 31, 1951.
Braintree Housing Authority, Mass. Principal and interest payable at
Note
Offering
Frank L.
—
the Second National
Bank, of Bos¬
by Sulli¬
van, Donovan, Heenehan & Hanoffice of the
rahan, of New York City.
State Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Revere, Mass.
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
Bond Sale—The $153,000 bonds
July 27 for the purchase of
$880.0C0
Second
Series
notes. offered July 12 were awarded to
Dated Aug. 9, 1950. Due on Oct. 31, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
1950.
Legality aopproved by Sul¬ and Estabrook & Co.,, both of
livan, Donovan, Heenehan & Han- Boston, jointly, as 2s, at a price
bids
sealed
at
receive
will
Chairman,
County (P.
Ess^x
basis of about 1.862%.
Second high bid of 100.165 for zs
was
made by Coffin & Burr, of
O.
Boston.
House
loan,
bonds
offered
July
awarded
Act
of
1950
18—v. 172, p.
to
Estabrook
Co., and Robert Hawkins & Co.,
both
of
at
price
a
Boston,
jointly,
100.27,
of
a
as
l%s,
basis of
1.72%.
about
Bond Sale
—
The $lo0,000 water
offered
July
19—v.
mains
bonds
172,
240—were awarded to F. S.
p.
Moseley & Co., of Boston, as l3/4s,
at
a
prme
of
101.07,
a
about 1.60%.
basis of
Twps.
Taunton, Mass.
Offering—Thomas F. Corr,
Offering
oil, jo-nuy, as 2s, at a pme
a basis of about l.a4%.
second highest bidder was
The
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., for 23As,
l%s, at
Bend
Ci.y
a
price of lOO.OUf.
Oak,
Royal
Mich.
Offering—Gladys Holmes,
Clerk,
will
sealed
receive
bids unitl 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
for
street
the purchase
of $157,000
improvement coupon bonds,
divided
1
Philip F. Al-
—
dc
follows:
as
146,000
on
Jan.
1952 to 1958 inclusive.
from
Series
2
bonds.
Due
ort
Village
lard,
bids until 8
sealed
City
Offering
Bond
Wilfred J.
—
Clerk,
bids
Ishpeming, Mich.
24
until
for
will
8
receive
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
sealed
July
$45,000
on
Special Assessment Roll No. 50-1
receive
paving bonds. Dated July 15,' 1950.
(EST)
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
build¬ on
July 27 for the purchase of
15
from
1951
to
1955
inclusive.
ing bonds offered July 18 were
$675,000 general obligation water
awarded to Jones B. Shannon &
Principal and interest payable at
coupon bonds. Dated July 1, 1950.
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Jo., of Detroit.
Denomination $1,000. Due on April
City
Brewer,
sealed
a*e
nanus
April
1, 1950.
Due Oct. 1
1865 inclusive. Prin¬
uated
Denomination $1,000.
.rem
1951 to
cipal
and interest (A-O) payable
Detroit Trust Co., Detroit.
the
Stone, of Detroit.
neid, Padaock &
1
1953
from
will
Clerk,
until
bids
7:30 p.m.
inclusive.
1979
to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
be
to
bank
a
or
trust
company
legality approved by Miller, Canaeld, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Caledonia Rural Agricultural
Sch.
Sale
Bond
—
The $145,000 site
are
dated
July
1,
Denomination $1,000. Due on
1951
from
July
—
were
—
by Miller, Canfieid,
MINNESOTA
,
The $92,000 street
Madison
to
Frac.
(P. O. Manhato), Minn.
Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 172,
p.
241
were
—
July Northern
E.
H.
Kalamazoo.
Township
Blue Forth County Sch. Dist. No. 1
Bond
bonds offered
awarded
Schneider & Co., of
Rural
Agricultural Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. San Creek), Mich.
1950.
inclusive.
1966
to
17
Detroit.
& Co., of
Sale
improvement
building bonds offered July
were
awarded
to
Jones B.
Bonds
1
Bond
Dist., Mich.
ity approved
Faddoek & Stone, of Detroit.
designated by the purchaser,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bond Offering—Edith A. Cadoo,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Principal and interest payable at
the Caledonia State Bank, Cale¬ tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on July 25 for the
donia.
aurchase of $150,000 school coupon
Clinton and Harrison Twps. Frac. bonds. Dated June 1, 1950. De¬
Union Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
nomination $1,000. Due on April 1
Mount Clemens), Mich.
from 1951 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
Sale — The $1,500,000 cipal and interest (A-O) payable
Trust
awarded
Co.,
to
the
Chicago,
Shaughnessy & Co., of St. Paul,
and the C. S. Ashmun Co., of Min¬
neapolis,
100.30,
of
jointly, at a price of
basis of about 1.89%, as
a
follows:
$60,000
IV2S.
as
from
50,000
l3As.
as
from
165,000
Due
on
Aug.
1
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
1959
as
Due
1963
to
2s. Due
on
Aug. 1
inclusive.
on
Aug. 1 from
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
The
John
second
Nuveen
highest bidder was
& Co., and Mann-
heimer-Egan, Inc., jointly, for 2s
offered July 19— at a bank or trust company to be
and 13/4s, at a price of 100.01, a
153—were awarded to a designated by the purchaser. Le¬
basis of about 1.90%.
syndicate composed of the First gality approved by Miller, Canof Michigan Corporation, of De¬ field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Clay County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Hawley), Minn.
troit, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Bonds are dated Aug. 1, 1950.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
Toiedo, R. S. Dickson & Co., John
ing bonds offered July 13—v. 171,
April 1 from 1951 to 1968 inclu¬
Nuveen & Co., both of Chicago,
p. 2558—were awarded to the Al¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
and
McDonald-Moore & Co., of
lison-Williams Co., J. M. Dain &
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Detroit, at a price of 100.01, a basis
Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hoppany to be designated by the pur¬
of about 2.18%, as follows:
wood, all of Minneapolis, jointly;
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
$1,370,000 as 2y4s. Due on April ler, Canfieid, Paddock & Stone, of at a price of par, a basis of about
2.64%, as follows:
1 from 1953 to 1966 inclusive.
Detroit.
130.000 as l%s. Due on April 1,
$90,000 as 2V2S.
Due on July I
1967.
Muskegon, Mich.
from 1953 to 1961 inclusive.
building bonds
v.
172,
p.
Davison,
Bond
Bond
Mich.
Sale—The $183,000 water
suoply and sewage
tem refunding and
bonds
revenue
disposal sys¬
improvement
17—
offered July
241—were awarded to
the First of Michigan Corporation,
of Detroit, at a price of par, a
basis cf about 3.08%, as follows:
v.
172,
p.
Due on Sept.
1965 inclusive.
$89,000 as 3J/4s.
Px>m 1954 to
94,000
$100,000 County
Court
£z
Legality approved
of 100.699, a
Mass.
Salem),
Bend Sale—The
£40—were
ton.
Bond
were
1U0.26,
$11,060 Series 1 bonds. Due
Woods, Mich.
Pointe
Sale—The $120,000
Bond
the
rahan, of New York City.
Detroit.
Township Sch. Dist. No. 3
jhannon
will receive
of
Evely,
&
Barbier,
&
(P. O. 430 East Auburn Road,
Rochester), Mien.
Offering—Patrick M. Ca-
National Bank, of Boston.
Heaney,
Avon
18
bids
Savings
2.15%.
about
and
Mass.
and
13
Clerk, will receive
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1954 in¬
p.m. (EST) on
clusive.
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $12,000
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Special Assessment Roll No. 69,
Bond Sale—The $98,000 build¬
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
improvement coupon bonds. Dated
ing bonds offered July 13 were
(J-J) payable at tne Detroit Trust
July 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
awarded to H. V. Sattley & Co., of
Due on July 1 from 1951 to 1954 Co., Detroit. Legality approved by
Claude H. Stevens, of Berry, Stev¬
Detroit, on a bid reflecting a net
inclusive. Principal and interest
interest cost of about 2.07%.
The
ens, Barbier & Evely, of Detroit.
(J-J) payable at the Detroit Trust
second highest bidder was HarriTraverse City, Mich.
Co., Detroit. Legality approved by
man Ripley & Co.. Inc., on
a bid
Miller, Canfieid, Paddock & Stone,
Bond Offering—C. L. Anderson,
reflecting a net interest cost of
of Detroit.
'
1(
27, 1950.
sealed
Custer
in¬
July
ivici>onalu-Moore
Ii. V. Sattley & Co., bofft
1950.
1,
Commercial
Grosse
Riverton,
Due on
1953
to
build¬
$8o,u00
offered
to
cf Deb
2s and
Aug.
Stevens,
Sco.tviile Frac.
Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
Scotivilte), Mich.
County National Bank, cf Everett
at 0.76%
discount.- Due on Ocm
payable at the First
1
Padoock
1951
Bank, Flint. Legality approved by
Claude
H.
Stevens,
of
Berry,
of Detroit.
Amber,
Middiese>
the
to
awarded
were
July
offered
notes
an¬
National
ipal relief loan, Act of 1949 bonds
offered July 20 were awarded to
the
Second
National
Bank, of
nation
Legainy
Canfieid,
in¬
Denomi¬
$l,00u.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Citi¬
terest
19j1
i^tLioit.
Sate—me
bonds
wo., and
of
from
1
Dated
the National Bank oi
approved
by
at
payaoie
1952
to
clusive.
to 1955 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-S)
from
1
1950
Community
Dist., Mick.
Sch.
Bond
Due on
bonds.
from
1
Dec.
zens
Sept.
sive.
Onstcd
ing
600,000 Series 2 bonds.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Mass.
cipal
1.78%.
about
Petty,
Denomination
at
$600,000 tax
hill, City Treasurer,
Safe—The $225,000 school
Mass.
of Detroit.
clusive.
Don
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
$1,000.
Due
on
coupon
$1,040,600 third
offered Jul.y 20—v.
notes
Bond
Bedford, Mass.
Mich.
Offering—R.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bias until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
2o for
the purchase of $160,000
street improvement, Spec. Assmt.
Sale—The
Note
Peabody,
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
Allen Park,
Bond
and the City ot
inclusive.
1970
to
J-J.
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfitiu, Paddock & Stone,
awarded
$900,000 Series 1
53
terest
An¬
follows:
as
Dec.
Miner,
house addition
Due on Aug. 1 Lom
bonds.
Eevine
Offering—Bernal B. Allen,
Lor d
divided
$100,003 school
1960
L. Harrington,
purchase
the
lor
water
oas.s
a
Mich.
Dist.,
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 8 lor
the purchase of $1,500,000 general
building and site coupon oonus,
a
MICHIGAN
_uone,
Due
(CST) on Aug.
a.m.
101.34,
1.57%.
55,000 school
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
unt.l 10
bids
awarded to
consisted of:
Sale
Vinton, La.
—
were
& Co., and Lyo..s &
Shafto, both of Boston, jointly, as
Legality
mcht, of St. Louis.
Bond Offering
July 20
W. E. Hut.on
$155,000 bonds
& Trauer-
Charles
by
Sale—The
Bond
ofiereu
Downes,
receive
chase
1975
1951 to
Sch.
Offering—Joseph A.
derson, Secretary of the Board of
$752,000 first series notes, plus
premium oi $23.
a price
Aug. 1 from
on
Bond
fol¬
were
inclusive.
from 1967 to 1970
Richland
Mass.
18
as
lows:
$50,000 water
July
Flint
of Boston,
interest,
1,640,000 third series notes, plus
a premium of $13.
Co., of Boston,
of iUi.jy, a oasis
of about 2.36%. Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
inclusive.
Due
District,
The
—
30, 1951.
National Bank,
jointly, at 0.93%
awarded to Tyler &
as
Due on July 1 from
£300,000
loan
March
on
Water
Sale
Note
Worcester County
of Worcester, at 0.75%
Due
discount.
6mp.,
Jones,
—
to tne
Trust Co.,
Nashville, Scharl'f &
Glas & Co., both of
New Cneans, on a bid reflecting
rities
Trie $400,030 reve¬
offered July
18 were
notes
nue
awarded
of the Equitable Secu¬
comp^vj
Sale
Note
Second
Mass.
Fitchburg,
1
Sale—The $400,039 school
Bond
bonas
(333)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
O. Rayville), La.
P.
^
.
Dist. No.
Sch.
Richland Parish
.
as
from
3s.
Due
1966 to
on
Sept.
1973 inclusive.
1
City
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
R. F. Cooper,
receive
60,000
(EST) on July 20
of $25,000 special
assessment, paving bonds, divided
bids until 2 p.m.
East
for the purchase
as
follows:
$10,000 Dist.
Due
on
Dist.
Due
bonds.
1951 to
Dated
Due
on
July 1
Grand
V
Forks, Minn.
Offering—The City Clerk
sealed
bids
until
receive
(CST) on Aug. 4 for the
purchase of $165,000 water works
p.m.
on
H-434
bonds.
April 1 from
1951 to
No.
bonds.
Hennepin
No. 51
April 1, 1950. Denomina¬
County Con.
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pdedicine Lake),
Minnesota
1960 inclusive.
1
23/4s.
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
inclusive.
1959
15 000
Bond
will
8
No. K-280
April 1 from
as
from
sealed
Bond
Sale—The
$94,000 build¬
Principal and interest ing bonds offered July 18—v. 172;
Detroit, Mich.
p. 153—were awarded to the Alli¬
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
Jr., City Treasurer, will receive
Bond Sale—The $364,000 Special
son-Williams Co., J. M. Dain &
urers
office.
Legality approved
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST) Assessment bonds offered July 19
Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopby Miller, Canfieid, Paddock &
on
July 25 for the purchase of —v. 172, p. 241—were awarded to
wood, all of Minneapolis, jointly.
Stone, of Detroit.
$300,000 notes.
Dated July 27, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
1950.
Denomination $50,000 and
Northfield Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 11
13/4s, at a price of 100.09, a basis
No. 24 (P. O. Robbinsdale),
$25,000. Due on Dec. 12, 1950. Le¬ of about 1.71%.
(P. O. Whitmore Lake), Mich.
Minnesota
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
Bond Offering — Paul Andress,
Additional Sale—The $1,780,000
Bond Offering — F. C. Bayard,
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. tax
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
anticipation notes offered on
District Clerk, will receive sealed
above date were awarded to the tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Watertown Housing Authority,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
Manufacturers National Bank, Na¬ til 8 p.m. (EST) on July 25 for the
Massachusetts
9
for the
purchase of $250,000
tional
Bank of Detroit, Detroit purchase of $50,000 building cou¬
Note Sale—The $2,372,000 notes
building
coupon
bonds.
Dated
and
the
Commonwealth pon bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
offered July 20—v. 172, p. 241— Bank,
Denomination $1,000. Due on July Aug. 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
Bark, all of Detroit, jointly, at
were awarded to J. P. Morgan &
1 from 1951 to I960 inclusive. In¬ Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1965
1 y8 % interest.
Co. Inc., of New York, and the
Note
tion
$100.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(334)
Trommald,
inclusive.
Principal and i terest
any suitable l^.jkmg
institution designated by t e pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
payable
Hennepin County Con. Sch. Dist.
No.
[
(P. O. 2345 Honkins
M'nnejtr *.is
133
Cross Road So-,
ler,
until
bids
8
Granite
(CST)
p.m.
28 for the purchase of
building coupon bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Denomination
51,000.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1952
Legality
inclusive.
1971
to
1/2
v
of
(P. O. Mound), Minn.
Certificate
Offering—S e a 1 e d
(CST)
p.m.
until
received
be
Dated
cates.
1952
from
1955 inclusive.
to
Slocum,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
j
(CST) on Aug. 14
$7,500 street
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Bank
Due
1950.
Nov. 1 from 1951 to
on
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1955
payable
at the
State Bank of Madelia.
terest
Farmers
(CST) on Aug. 1
for the purchase of $12 500 fire
and
police equipment
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Denomination
51,000, except one for $1,500. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1954 inclu¬
bids until 8 p.m.
sive. Interest F-A.
Minnehaha County
Sch.
No.
Dist.
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P.
Offering
sealed
—
receive
will
8
until
bids
Alma Thomp¬
Clerk,
District
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Denomination
51,000.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
24 for
school
July
on
510,000
No. 59
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rochester),
Minnesota
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$68,000
241(—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, and J. M.
Dain & Co., both of Minneapolis
—
bonds
Bond
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 3
for the
ing
bonds.
coupon
Dated
Aug.
$1,000. Due
on
suitable
any
pany
ers.
&
interest payable at
bank
l.%s, at
as
price of 100.14,
a
basis of about 1.71%.
Bound
Brook
irokaw,
rive
i
e r
Legality approved by Faegre
Dist.,
J.
N.
Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
ing
bonds
awarded
offered
to
the
Bank, of St. Paul,
of
100.15,
The
First
a
second
and
as
G
highest
Jan.
on
Bank, of Duluth, for 2s, at
of 100.10.
15 from
Evans
North
1951
to
a
price
1959
1.55%
1960
1.60%
1961
1.65%
1962
1.75%
_1
000.
Due
on July 28 for the purchase
$468,000 school coupon or regisbonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
of
the
at
First
Bound
National
Brook.
pay-
Bank
Legality
ap-
>roved
by Hawkins, Delafield &
tVood, of New York City.
sealed
bids
Bond
Sale—The
$734,000 bonds
172, p. 241—
'ere awarded to
Boland, Saffin &
'o., Granbery, Marache & Co.,
oth of New York, and Van De:nter Brothers, Inc., of
Newark,
ointly, as 1.80s, at a price of
00.17, a basis of about 1.77%.
ered
July
19—v.
Newark, N. J.
Bond Offering — M.
Ellenstein,
hector of Revenue and
receive
(DST)
irc^ase
sealed
Finance,
bids
Aug.
on
until
for
2
the
of
$2,951,000 coupon or
bonds, divided as fol-
gistered
ows:
bonds.
Denom.
Fire
school
bonds.
Due
coupon
Dated
1951 to
Due
obligation
Aug. 15 from
Due
on
1951
1970
Dated Aug. 15, 1950. Denomina-
$1,000.
Principal and interest
City
receive
Chamberlain,
sealed
(DST)
July
on
until
bids
for
26
will
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $100,000 street, sewer and
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell
&
Pershing,
building 1950
bonds.
1.80%
Conway,
Sale—The
Bond
1.95%
awarded
from
1951 to
cipal
All of the bonds
interest
and
State
(J-J)
Falls
offered
Bank
Hoosick Falls, N.
ffered
vere
July
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Peonies-First Na¬
City.
Bond
Sale
truck
1950
172,
—v.
p.
$18,000
a
1.60s, at
as
Trust
60s, at
if about
a
Co.,
No.
1
Central
(P.O.
p.
55—
Fidelity
Newark,
price of 100.25,
a
as
basis
Bond
Offering—R.
District Clerk,
bids
until
A.
on
building 1950
regis¬
coupon or
Dated
$1,000.
Due
Bond
Principal and interest (F-A)
able at the Marine Midland Trust
E. J. Hooten,
bonds.
on
June
clusive.
Dated June
1
from
1, 1950.
1951
Legality
to
1970
approved
Due
in¬
,
by
Legality ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
of New York
County (P. O.
Mineola), N.
Bonds
Publicly
$19,189,00(T^.10%
as
100.09,
a
Hutzler,
jointly
Y.
Offered
$18,000
—
,
The
O.
C.
E.
of
1.65%.
The
at
a
49,000
Due on June
1957 inclusive.
Due
2%s.
on
1
1
3s. Due on June 1 from
1976 inclusive.
to
Due on June
3145.
as
from
1983
to
1977
1
inclusive.
Morgantown, N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
July
17
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
to
sealed bids at his office in
offered
Co.,
1.70s,
as
basis
a
at
of
a
about
The second highest bidder
Co.,
Buffalo,
1.70s,
as
price of 100.002.
Bond Offering
Village
sealed
until 11
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
—
will
Treasurer
bids
until
2
Raleigh,
July 25 for
$400 000
of
water
bonds. Dated June 1, 1950.
coupon
Denom.
$1,000. Due on June 1 from
1952 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
pnd invest (J-D^
Y.
Clement C.
on
oayable in New
Legality approved by
Mitchell & Persuing, of New York
City.
p.m.
NORTH DAKOTA
July 28 for the purchase
$38,000 fire fighting equipment
Dickinson, N. Dak.
(DST)
of
June
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
as
1965
Bond
fire
2V2s.
56—were awarded
100.14
Trust
a
84,000
Y.
$18,000
the Manufacturers and Trad¬
was
Securities
First
the
1952 to
as
from
& Trust
Mills, N.
—
bonds
p.
Holland
price
p.
price of
basis of about 3.04%, as
as
49,000
1950
on
coupon
or
registered
payable
the
at
Bond
bonds.
Potsdam
bids
until
for
31
7
the
Note Sale—The $1,068,000 notes
o^ered
ley
July
18—v.
3 72,
p.
242—
awarded to the Genesee Val¬
were
Trust
0.85%
Co.:*Vjbf Rochester,
Mavs,
purchase
of
$38,000
fire
fighting
Due
equipment
Aug. 1 from
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Y.
N.
p.m.
D.
receive sealed
(MST) on July
bonds, divided as follows:
bonds.
Rochester,
D.
—
Auditor, will
$20.0^0
Co., Potsdam.
Offering
City
on
18,000 community
building
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1953 to 1961 inclusive.
at
Dated
discount.
Aug. 1, 1950.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000,
Speculator, N. Y.
Offering—Robert
Bond
born,
Village
ceive
sealed
(DST)
on
of
$38,000
1950.
bids
until
1950
water
bonds.
Os-
2
re¬
p.m.
1
from
couoon
Dated
Denomination
July
Tn*tle.
T.
will
July 27 for the purchase
registered
on
Treasurer,
Principal
payable ,;%tt
to
and
the
in¬
bonds was award¬
recently to the Bank of North
ed
Dakota, of Bismarck.
OHIO
Bettsville Local Sch. Dist.
Bond
ing
gality
aDproved
awarded
Sykes.
Heckler
New York
-City:
by
&
Vandewater.
Galloway,
of
(P. O.
3, Tiffin), Ohio
Sale—The $70,000 build¬
Route
^interest I
Hamilton!
issue of $5,000
fire department
1,
Due
1970
Dak.
N.
Sold—An
July
$1,000.
1951
or
Bonds
County National Bank. Wells. Le¬
V
in
bonds offered
242 — were
172,
Durham,
from
—
interest, plus
at
York
1950
172,
(J-J)
Nassau
of
Hanover Bank
Sale
Bond
clusive.
City.
by
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬
ver.
Co., New York City.
pay¬
(P.
system
v.
to
awarded
Corp.,
awarded
were
&
Bros.
truck
on
Offering
—
County
—
in
premium of $50, and $1,967,000
at 0.98%, plus $32.78.
...
18
maturing
12,
Aug. 1, 1950.
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1980 inclusive.
1
follows:
Bank & Trust
July 27 for the purchase of $1,509,000
months,
Knapp,
(DST)
p.m.
June
on
Sanford), N.
Offering—W.
sewer
July
follows:
will receive sealed
2:30
tered bonds.
1.56%.
6%
July
on
(F-A)
Youngstown), N. Y.
the
of
Dist.
Porter
tary
City Housing
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Denom. $1,000.
Due on Aug. 1 irom 1951 to i960
inclusive.
Principal and interest
basis of about 1.58%.
and
Lee
the
in
Sale—The $9,467,000 notes
receive
price of
a
Due
2s.
as
Bond
York
Coleman,
242—were awarded to
Lewiston
172,
to
Note
fire
the Oystermens Bank & Trust Co.,
Sayville,
10,000
York City.
July 19
June 1 from
on
Na¬
die fo'iowiup*
were
Potsdam, N.
offered
bonds
York
New
of
Chase
Authority, N. Y.
Y.
The
—
Due
1968 to 1979 inclusive.
EasterCorp.; Harris Trust &
Chemical Bank & ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Trust Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutz- ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
ler; Stone & Webster Securities
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 25 for
Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Reynolds & Co.; the purchase of $82,000 school
Hall & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & building, Series C coupon bonds.
Co.; Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.; Fran¬ Dated June 1, 1949. Denomination
Due on June 1 from 1957
cis I. duPont & Co.; American Se¬ $1,000.
curities Corp.; Bartow Leeds Co.; to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
(J-D) payable in New
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; R. D. interest
White &
Legality approved by
Co.; Qoodbody & Co.; York City.
Mackty, Dunn & Co., Inc.; Free¬ Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
man & Co.; Sills, Fairman & Har¬
ris, Inc.; Tilney & Co., and Minsch,
Longview, N. C.
Monell & Co.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sani¬
ers
N.
the
(P. O.
Sayville Fire Dist.
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1967
3s.
as
1
Savings Bank;
the
of
to
June
on
1959 inclusive.
Due
5s.
as
52,000
Due
1953 to
1.960
First Boston
at
I slip,
Bank
underwriting
—v.
Hoosick
Falls.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
J.
18—v.
awarded
tional
New
sive.
Bank,
are|
York
New
0.95%, plus a
premium of $25, and $2,000,000 at
0.96%, plus $20.
$1,000.
Due
July 1 from 1951 to 1955 inclu¬
100.05,
$327,000 bonds
were
Securities
1980 and 1981.
with
Co.—$2,500,000
(DST)
p.m.
Denomination
tional
in
funds
Central
July 27 for the purchase of
$15,000 equipment
1950 coupon
or registered bonds. Dated July 1,
Legality
N.
Vance
2^s.
as
22,000
a
Y.
on
on
and
taxes
$j,000,000 at 0.97%
Bond Offering—John A. Hauss-
1950.
trust
mon
ler, Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30
income
Chase National Bank and Salo¬
Wood, of New York City.
of Newark.
Sale—The
water
18
basis of about 3.12%, as
from
State.
Co., Glens Falls. Legality
Sch.
Bond
N. C.
$98,000
July
the
to
a
$14,000
legal investment for savings banks
and
offered
payable
National
are
present
York
New
approved by Hawkins. Delafield &
of
of New York City.
York
Lee Peeler & Co., both
Durham, and Lloyd Canady, of
Raleigh, jointly, at a price of
dated Aug.
are
interest exempt
Federal and New,
15, 1950. They
from
July 1, 1950.
De¬
Due on July 1
I960 inclusive. Prin¬
the Glens
at
2.05%
coupon or regis.ereu
Dated
oproved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash>urn,
New
of
City.
bonds
nomination $1 000.
National
at
payable
Falls, N. Y.
Offering — William V
Gosline,
the
payable
'Jate Bank
(F-A)
Glens
Bond
inclusive.
to
1
1956 inclusive. Prin¬
Sayville),
bonds.
1950.
Aug.
on
at the District Treasurer's office.
clusive.
1,484.000 general
regis¬
or
Aug. 1
on
Aug. 15 from 1951 to 1962 in¬
to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable in New York
City.
1.90%
Dist.
noon
$1,000.
New York
.67.000
until
acquisition
tered
& Trust
Elizabeth, N. J.
1 from 1951
June
on
inclusive.
1969
terest
1.85%
Associated
Y.
Offering—George A. Kerr,
District
Treasurer, will receive
proved
was
1.50%
Denomination $1,-
1950.
15,
Due
000.
Heckler & Galloway,
Natio,-->i
1.45%
bonds.
Dated
Denomination $1,-
Series B
1948.
1,
100.09,
ror the purchase of
$180,000 sewer
bidder
American
i
_r_
on
receive
Raleigh,
Aug. 1
follows:
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 7
basis of about 1.9?%.
1957
building,
June
(EST)
a.m.
2.10%
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
'na.
1.40%
Easter-
purchase of $750,000 school
2.20%
—ire
a
1.30%
1956
11
1967-9
purchase of $150,000 school
or registered bonds. Dated
NaLo^al
2s, at
1955
until
for the
2.15%
Deming, N. Mex.
July
First
1.20%
1973-5
re-
DST)
Thomson, Minn.
bu'ld-
1.15%
1954
1971-2
p.m.
NEW MEXICO
$50,000
1953
1970
Denomination
Sale—The
1.10%
receive sealed
(EST) on Aug. 4
for the
E
eied
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Bend
sealed bids at his office in
1952
1963
E.
Commission, will
Corp., J.
from
g—Robert
n
District
sealed
com¬
purchas¬
1%
Offering—W.
ernment
of
cipal and interest
Sch.
O f f
Bond
Jnion
trust
or
designated by the
Yield
2.05%
land
172, p. 153—were awarded
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., of New
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1954 inclusive.
Principal and
Maturity
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
2%
3—v.
Nutley,
1,
basis:
1967-8
purchase of $150,009 build¬
1950. Denomination
yield
1969
—
(DST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $6,000
F-A)
Offering—Theo.C. Schultz,
County (P. O.
Shelby), N. C.
Wilma Baulch,
Edmeston), N. Y.
Bloomingdale, N. J.
Saie—The $21,000 emerguy housing bonds offered July
on
Ramsey County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Roseville), Minn.
Cleveland
1966
O.
(P. O. Derby), N.
Bond
oon
The $20,000 street
offered July 18—
p. 241—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, and the First National
Bank, of St. Paul, jointly, as 1.90s,
at a price of
100.31, a basis of
about 1.84%. The second highest
bidder was J. M. Dain & Co., for
2s, at a price of 100.26.
Sale
Bond
(P.
following
CAROLINA
New
1965
Sch.
Bond
11
lighting
v.
172,
1
Offering
Evans,
NEW JERSEY
jointly.
Pipestone, Minn.
No.
Dist.
tne
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
NORTH
the
by
of
York, and Associates, were public¬
ly re-offered by the syndicate on
>riee of par.
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 172,
p.
Cent.
Lisbon
New
Bank
1964
Burlington
highest bidder was approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
Rate Land Board, for 2Vz§, at a burn, of New York City.
coupon
Olmsted County Con.
and
coupon
the
1960 inclusive.
to
Edmeston, Pittsfield,
second
ble
Lyons), Minn.
Bond
son,
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
York City.
—
Principal and interest (F-A)
O.
Legality approved by
New
build¬ July
$35,500
lenomination $1,000. Due on Aug.
from
1951
to
1977
inclusive.
Indep. Con.
63
pay¬
Bank,
55
were
awarded to Piper, 1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
affray & Hopwood, of Minneapq- terest (J-J) payable at the First
.s, as 21/2S, at a
price of 100.26. National Bank, Edmeston. Legality
ork,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
National
First
the
at
Callicoon.
recently
1958
inclusive.
1980
to
li*J0.
Aug.
National
District Clerk, will
bonds offered July 18—v. 172,
).
Offering—Roy J. Tegeder,
Bond
able
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
s'
o
Mahtomedi, Minn.
1951
of
(P. O. Highwood), Mont.
purchase of
the
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
the
bids until 8 p.m.
for
Dated
purchased
Chase
bids until 1 p.m.
The
Madelia, Minn.
Bond Offering — Sam
made by
was
MONTANA
houieau
Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son. of Minneapolis.
Min-
of
from
1
vlinneapolis.
1, 1950.
De¬
Due on Feb. 1 j
Aug.
Bank
National
Northwestern
8:30
purchase of $5,000 fire and street
construction
equipment
certifinomination $1,000.
for 1.60s
for the
27
July
on
National
to
and the First National
lank of St. Paul, jointly, as 1.60s,
;
a
price of 100.11, a basis of
iout 1.579%. Second high bid of
Island Park
will
$100,-
eapolis,
r0 101
bids
of
awarded
55—was
n.
First
ie
ap¬
& Benson,
by Faegre
Minneapolis.
proved
issue
bonds.
tered
Denomination $1,000. Due on
Falls), Minn.
drainage bonds offered July 11
00
5110,000
O.
(P.
County
Sale—The
Bond
July
on
Medicine
'eliow
receive
will
Clerk,
District
sealed
Offering—Clyde
school of 1950 coupon or regis¬
16), Minn.
Offering—Walter R. Hee¬
Bend
1951
bonds
YORK
NEW
Minn.
Huntley,
Delaware, Fremont, Callicoon,
iilage Clerk, will receive sealed
Cochecton and Hancock Cent.
xuS until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
for
the
purchase
of
$10,000
Callicoon), N. Y.
.unicipal
improvement
bonds,
Bond Offering—Marion Mauer,
atcd Sept. 1, 1950. Denomination
District Clerk, will receive sealed
vO0. Due on Nov. 30, 1952. Prinbids
until 3:30 p.m.
(DST) on
pal and interest payable at the
July 25 for the purchase of $880,.ist National Bank, Deerwood.
000
Eond
at
.
.
bonds
offered June 23 were
Ryan, Sutherland &
to
Co., of Toledo, as 2^s, at a price
101
f?Q
a
V»ncic rrf ahnnt 9 39 3Z,
Number 4927
Volume 172
Claridon
.
.
.
July 14—v. 172, p.
bonds offered
Dist., Ohio
g^Roy Malott,
Clerk of the Boaid of Education,
price
Ryan, Sutherland
was
2%s, at a price of
lor
Cain,
bias
& Co.,
receive
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $55,000
Park
Building Fund
1
1951
from
1
the City Treas¬
(M-N) payable at
approved
Legality
office.
interest
Dempsey, of
by Squire. Sanders &
Cleveland.
Township (P. O.
Wintersville), Ohio
Bond Offering — Donald Day,
until noon
bids
sealed
to
172, p. 57—
syndicate com¬
18—v.
July
awarded to a
of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Glore,
Forgan
& Co., Hemp¬
hill,
Noyes,
Graham, Parsons,
&
Co., all of New York, McDoonald
&
Co.,
of Cleveland,
Julien Collins & Co., of Chicago,
and the National City Bank, of
posed
Cleveland,
as
l%s, at a price of
Leesburg-Highland Local Sch. Dist.
Leesburg), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 172.
O.
57
p.
were
Co.,
—
White
&
awarded to J. A.
Cincinnati,
of
as
of 100.40, a basis
The second high¬
est bidder was Weil, Roth & Irv¬
ing, for 2V2s, at a price of 100.15.
23/4s, at a price
of about 2.21%.
Local Sch. Dist.
(P.
Bond
Wilmington), Ohio
O.
Offering—Albert E. Ker¬
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on July 28 for the
sey,
purchase
of
$122,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1950. De¬
$1,000.
Due on Dec.
to 1973 inclusive.
nomination
1951
from
15
ond
the
First
sas,
W ichita,
bonds offered July
154—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc. and
Roose & Co., both of Toledo, joint¬
ly, at a price of 100.04, a basis of
enue, Series B
14—v. 172, p.
follows:
about 2.62%, as
Dueoon Dec. 1
$165 000 as 2V2s.
from 1963 to
from
1966 to
London, Ohio
Sale—The $400,000 water
mortgage
revenue
bonds offered July 13—v. 172, p.
Bond
Pauls
the
to
system
sewer
ment bonds
on
basis Of about
011
3V2s, at
a
cost
Bond
Offering
until
100.13.
County
of
.xit.i
ate
(P. O.
Ohio
—
sealed ..bids
noon
(EsT) on Juiy 28 for
purchase of $30,000 real esaonraisal bonds.
rated June
will
^u°
receive
Denomination
1950.
15,
Dec. 15 from
on
$1,000
1951 to 195C
inclusive.
offered
jonds
National
tional
Bank
Bank
Eourth
—
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Legality
anproved
by
Dempsey,
&
Sanders
Sauire,
of
Dated Aug.
proved
Offering-—
O.
by Geo. J. Fagin, of Okla¬
Waynoka, Okla.
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
the
for
(CST)
Woodujard
sealed
on
Aug. 1 for the pur¬
$325,000 county children's
Dated Sept. I, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Oct. 1
frem 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Le¬
on
Sharon),
(P.
for
the
25
home bonds.
building
bonds.
1953
from
to
Bond Sale
—
The $43 975 street
improvement, Spec. Assmt.
bonds
July 12—v.; 172r,p.: 57—
awarded to Field. Richards
offered
&
Co., of Cleveland, as
of 100.02, a basis
tion coupon
Sale
•system
172.
v.
^irst
at
a
was
on
basis of about
a
The second highest bidder
Pacific Northwest Co., Seattle,
a
bid
100,000 as 2y2s.
reflecting
net interest
a
cost of about 2.66%.
Dated Aug. *
Legality approve
Churchill, Ruffin I
Trafford,
$50,000
bonds offered
to R. C
obligation
general
July 7 was awarded
&
Schmertz
l%s, at
a
Pittsburgh,
Co.,
ar
price of 100.098.
lows:
John Cowan,
CWk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until Aug.
Bond
$47,000 as 2Y2s.
from 1951
181.000
172,000 as
from
The
inclusive.
2v4s.
2V2s.'
Due on Dec. 1
inclusive.
highest bidder was
&
Co.. and Merrill,
second
McDonald
the
for
16
jointly, for 21/£s, at
price of 100.22.
—
purchase
of
$70,000
building bonds.
Gotebo,
1966 to 1973
Turben & Co..
a
to 1954
Due on Dec. 1
1955 to 1965 inclusive.
as
from
Due on Dec. 1
Offering
Bond
Town
Offering
for
the
—
C. G. Jung,
County High
Covn'y.
District
School
Condon),
Bond Sale—The
offered
bonds
(P.
O.
July
First
14
were
National
Bank, and Atkinson-Jones & Co.,
both
of
Portland,
1.78%,
as
$88,000
as
1951
137.000
jointly,
at
a
basis of about
a
follows:
2s.
to
as
1954
City
Brown,
ceive
(DST)
sealed
on
bids
inclusive.
Due
on
Jan.
from 1955 to 1960 inclusive.
1
an
26,
will
until
re
no<"
school loan. A<•
1950.
July
26,
1951.
Denomination
$5,000.
Legality
Du
ap¬
proved by Ropes, Gray Best, Coc
lidge & Rugg, of Boston.
S. W.
—
Doty,
1952
$100,000 road bonds.
1950.. Denomina¬
issue of
Dated
Aug.
$1,000.
1958
to
1,
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
First National Bank or the Greene
and interest
Chapman & Cutler,
of
by
of Chicago.
Henry County (P. O.
Paris), Tenn.
Offering—J. J. Thompson,
Bond
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
purchase of $240,000 hos¬
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1950.
July
from
1951
1966
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able at the Central Hanover
&
Trust
gality
pay¬
Bank
Le¬
Chapman &
Co., New York City.
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Jefferson
County
(P. O.
Dandridge), Tenn.
1949, First Issue bonds. Date
July
on
7
1
A
for the pur
July 24
Offering
Bond
Denomination $1,000. Due on
William
Treasurer,
chase of $100,000
of
—
$50,000, $10,000 and
Due on Jan, 1 from
13/4s.
Offering
Bond
(P. O.
County Judge, will sell at public
auction at 1:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
pital
ISLAND
Cranston, R. I.
Ore.
$225,000 school
the
to
awarded
price of 100.04,
Okla.
.will receive sealed
(CST) on July 25
purchase of $12,500 im¬
Clerk,
bids until 3 p.m.
GiWom
Due on June 1
inclusive.
Greeneville), Tenn.
9 for the
—
RHODE
Due on June 1
County National Bank, both
Greeneville. Legality approved
Pa.
Bond Sale—The issue of
on
about
1963 inclusive.
Greene County
tion
Feb. 1 from 1952
on
jointly, at
from 1964 to 1970
of Clarence O
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
11—
of Portland,
Rank
price of 98.26.
2.54%.
nrice
Julv
offered
57—were awarded to the
National
Due
by Burgwin,
The $65 000 sewer
—
bonds
n.
from 1951 to
EdwaH '
—
bonds.
1959 inclusive.
Condon, Ore.
Bond
Ohio
Willowick,
and W. N. Estes
a
$140,000 as 2%s.
Devore, 253 Main
1950.
OREGON
gality
ders
Offering
sealed bids in care
Okla.
Due
& Co.,
Co., all of Nashville,
Twp.
1963 inclusive.
anproved by Squire, San¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds
Street, Monon
8 p.m. (CST) on July gahela, until Aug. 2 for the pu'
purchase
of '$44 000 chase of $48,000 general oblige
vived until
Bradford
Caldwell, Secretary of the Boar
of School Directors, will rece'v
O.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
chase of
Pa.
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Monongahela), Pa.
inclusive.
4
10—v. 172, p.
156—were awarded to the Cum¬
berland
Securities
Corp., J. C.
price of par, a basis of
2.58%, as follows:
Nottingham
1950
Series
revenue,
offered July
bonds
(P. O.
$47,000 general obligation
July
County Indeoendent
No.
Sale—The $240,000 water
light
visors, will receive sealed b'
until July 24 for the purchase r
of $50,000
extension bonds.
Dist.
Sch.
Twp.
Offering—Charles Weit:
Bond
Helen Bart-
Dyersburg, Tenn.
Bond
6
purchase
sys+em
Due from 1952 to 1971
of - the Boa**d of
County Commissioners, will re"e'v^
sealed
bids
until
noon
(EST)
will
Chapman &
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Secretary of the Board of Super
Offering—L. E. Washburn.
Clerk
Town
option of the holder at the
Trustee. Le¬
at the
and
Pleasant),
Mt.
Bond
Clerk
mess,
Pleasant
Mt.
payable at .the Merchants
Bank, Newport, or,
office of the County
i
Ruffin
Churchill,
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Burgwin,
ap¬
1968 in¬
interest
from
1
clusive.
homa City.
Bond
Aug. 1
school
Due
Planters
1952 to 1971 ir
Legality
approved
t
Aug.
on
1968 to
1, 1950. Legality
on
ing coupon bonds.
Dated Aug. 1
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
D
196C
1970 inclusive.
Jectn'c
Coun+v (P.
Marietta), Ohio
Due from
(DST)
purchase of $300,000 build
for the
Due from
2s.
as
(F-A)
and
until 7:30 p.m.
1 from 1959 to
Principal
and
Aug.
Directors, will receive sealed bir
1, 1950.
Dated Aug.
clusive.
Secretary of the Board of Schor
oi
basis
inclusive.
1967
150,000
24
Washington
l%s.
Beisc
$200,000
of
issue
an
bonds.
on
inclusive.
as
1950.
Cleveland.
all
a
22
Pa.
R.
Parrott,
W.
Clerk, will sell at public
a.m. (EST) on Aug.
auction at 10
basis of about 1.84%.
Offering—Ben
(P. O.
Tenn.
Offering—F.
Bond
Bond
the
Due from 1953 to
2s.
as
1959
Walker,
\ug. 15 for the purchase of $330 100 building bonrK
DntoH Sent. 1
Bank,
price of 100.01,
a
Newport),
County
Meadville Sch. Dist.,
Co., Na¬
and
TENNESSEE
Cocke County
Co., and W. H. Newbold's Sc
a
of about 1.86%, as follows:
to
Clerk-Treasurer of the
of Education, will receiv
bids until noon (DST) oi
Trust
the purchaser.
nated by
Co., both of Philadelphia, join
ly, as l%s, at a price of 100.5
171, p.
syndicate
Tulsa,
National
Tulsa, at
400,000
George A.
&
of
gener.
&
road
18—v.
a
coupon
De¬
nomination $500. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at any suit¬
able bank or trust company desig¬
16, 1950.
Aug.
Dated
and improvement bonds 0
fered July
17—v. 171, p. 2660
were
awarded to Schmidt. Po^
composed of Evan L. Davis, First
Ohro
Cleveland ),
Juiy
purchase
bus
and
bonds.
ing
&
$900,000
242—were awarded to
Local
(P. O.
School District
•ealed
Sale—The
350,000
Warrensville Heights Village
3oard
Due
Tulsa), Okla.
Bond
The Clerk of
County Commis¬
Offering
Roa d
1, 1950.
receive sealed
(CST) on July 28
the purchase of $14,000 refund- .'**
Sale—The $100,000 buile
Bond
19/4 inclusive.
10
Offering—Irene Sweeney,
ing
Landsdowne Sch. Dist., Pa.
facility
access
Dated Sept.
1955
purchase of $50,000
obligation coupon bonds.
a.m.
the
Bond
for
will re
Secretary,
District
the
receive
Tulsa County (P. O.
Lebanon ),
Bond
for
27
limited
oonds.
xroin
^
Warren
,he
July
on
$500.0U0
Pa.
Offering—Frank D. Ror
ceive sealed bids until July 24 K
(CST)
purchase of
10
S. Dak.
(P. O. Ramona),
District Clerk, will
Glassport Sch. Dist.,
Maxwell
bids
Sch. Dist.
Indep.
County
No. 2
bids until 8 p.m.
mel,
S.
—
Lake
was
of 100.67.
oi
Tulsa, Okla.
I
high¬
approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
gality
Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, for 3%s, at a price
Bond
street
of
price of 100.23, a basis
bidder
est
1.99%.
about
Co.,
of about 3.45%. The second
follows:
improve¬
net
a
(CST) on July 26
for the purchase of $60,000 sew¬
age disposal plant bonds.
Dated
July 15, 1950.
Due on July 15
from 1953 to 1970 inclusive.
Le¬
bids until 8 p.m.
awarded to Fox:
Cincinnati, as
were
&
2.39%, and $25,000
uoiiuS
City Sch. Dist., Pa.
—
receive sealed
City Auditor, will
Sale—The $105,000 fund¬
Reusch
57—
p.
155
p.
interest cost
net
a
bond,
Small-Milas
Ipswich, S. D.
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 172,
July 10—v. 172,
awarded
Co., of Wichita,
$250,000
Dickson
Bond
Valley, Okla.
Sale—The $275,000
on
burn
3y2s, at a
of about
3.49%.
The second highest bidder
57
were awarded to
Sweney was Seasongood & Mayer, for 4s,
Cartwright & Co., of Columbus, at a price of 100.12.
Fahey, Clark & Co., and PresOKLAHOMA
cott, Hawley, Shepard & Co., both
of Cleveland, jointly, at a price of
Caddo Coun*y Indep. Sch. D'st.
par, a basis of about 2.41%, as fol¬
No. 33 (P. O.-^Carnegie), Okla.
first
Kan¬
sealed
were
works
net
Bond
12
of
Sutherland & Co., of To¬
ledo, as iy2s. at a price of 100.14,
a basis of about T.45%.
The sec¬
ond highest bidder was Hayden,
Miller & Co., for iy2s, at a price of
Due on Dec. 1
1969 inclusive.
Co.
on a bid reflecting
interest cost of about 2.20%.
Na¬
to Ryan,
1965 inclusive.
235,000 as 23As.
a
Securities
1
Offering—Levi J. Thomas,
Bank
Remick
proved by Saul, Ewing,
& Saul, of Philadelphia.
was
will
Bond
$400,000 sec¬
mortgage water works rev¬
2.1b%.
bidder
1
21/4s.
as
SOUTH DAKOTA
payable at the Farmers Na¬
tional Bank, Athens. Legality ap¬
n..tutor,
Ohio
Lima,
Sale—The
about
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1956 to 1961
Due on Feb.
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
terest
Cxuy
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
of
highest
were
$88,776
Bond Offering
Liberty Twp.
cost
second
v.
—
Feb. 1
on
Due
2s.
as
from
315.000
Principal and in¬
to 1957 inclusive.
Sit. t«.n,
172, p.
sioners
(P.
De¬
1950.
to
154jGwere awarded
>4—v.
he
par.
separ¬
awarded
Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
on a bid reflecting a
interest
The
bonds offered July
improvement
$45,000
were
19
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
155,000
receive
(DST)
on
July 26 for the purchase of
$70,000
school coupon
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on Nov. 1 from 1951
will
Due
4V2s.
as
from
Offering—Celia I. Arnold,
Secretary,
July
jointly, at a price of par, a basis
about 2.28%, as follows:
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m.
County (P. O.
19
15
$80,000
Bond
offered
p.
Dickson &
Athens Sch. Dist., Pa.
to
City,
xi.wiai\y
Sale—'1 he
Bond
1953
District
Saie—Tne
J.
R.
net
2s.
as
from
Due
Sale—The $550,000 school
bonds
58—were awarded to R. S.
Co., of Charlotte, Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., of Atlanta,
and Hamilton & Co., of Chester,
172,
15
PENNSYLVANIA
the purchase of
school improve¬
for
July
homa
WarrenOhio
erans'memorial, Fifth Series bonds
were
the
Sale—The $25-,000 munici¬
(P. O.
Sale—The $1,000,000 vet¬
Bond
fered
to
Hayden, Miller & Go., of Cleve¬
Columbus), Ohio
offered
Bond
pal building bonds-Offered July
—v.
172, p. 56—were awarded
land,
(CST)
a.m.
(P. O. Chester), S. C.
1950
as 2%s.
Due on Jan.
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
CAROLINA
County, County Sch. Dist.
Bond
inclusive.
from 1952 to 1962
ate school improvement bonds of¬
Ohio
Point,
Russells
Bond
10
Chester
follows:
as
12,000
Kirk-
Marietta), Okla.
offered
1960 inclusive.
Franklin County
19
separate
Love
-
payable at the Vinton County
tional Bank, McArthur.
(EST) on
O.
inclusive.
1961
and $500. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and inte. est (J-jl>)
purchase of $12,500
Cunningham
Lane Imp.
bonds.
Dated July 1,
1950.
Denomina¬
tion $500.
Due on Oct. 1 from
to
1,
June
Dated
until
bonds.
ment
of Columbus, as
Co.
Ohio
the
2%s.
Aug. 4 for the
1951
$45,000
bonds has been sold
gage revenue
receive
will
Clerk,
Township
bids
July
on
street
nominations $1,000
Creek
Cross
1
sealed
extension mort¬
water works
000
(P.
patrick, County Clerk, will receive
issuejof $65,-
Sold—An
Bonds
County
SOUTH
6
Due on Jan.
$11,000 as 2M>s.
Marietta), Okla.
Oflering — H. L.
Bond
McArthur, Ohio
to 1960 in¬
and
Principal
clusive.
urer's
a
as
Co., of Portland,
inclusive.
Love
Co., of Cleve¬
price of 100.21,
1 %s, at a
basis of about 1.71%.
land,
Due
bonds.
1962 inclusive.
to
Dist. No.
County Sch.
(P. O. Mt. Vernon), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $23,000 school
bonds
offered
July
15
were
awarded to the Chas.
N. Tripp
bonds. Due from 1953
1957
Hayden, Miller &
to
1953
sewer
to
improvement bonds olfered July
18—v. 172, p. 154—were awarded
Denomination $1,000. Due
Nov.
on
Ohio
$50,000
Massillon,
Dated Sept.
oonds.
coupon
3, 1950.
Cincinnati.
works
water
from
2,500
1974 inclu¬
to
Sate—The
Bond
Whetstone
No.
$10,000
8
Legality approved by Peck,
sive.
(EST) on
until noon
1951
from
15
Grant
fol¬
as
lows:
on
Shaffer & Williams, of
101.66.
will
Clerk,
City
sealed
—
(EST)
Dec.
Ohio
Agnes Brown
Columbus,
Bond Offering
provement bonds, divided
Aug'; 2 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000. building bonds.
Dated June 15, 1950.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Du&on June 15 and
2.10%.
der
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
p.m.
Co., of Cincinnati, as 2V4S, at a
of 101.40, a basis of about
The second highest bid¬
&
O f f e r i 11
Bond
awarded to J. A. White
£6—were
Local Sch.
Loveland
Local Sch. Dist.
Twp.
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 6
Marion), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $135,000 school
55
(335)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Bond
Offering—E. A. Northern,
will receive
a.m. (EST)
>
on
Aug. 23 for the purchase of
$160,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1950.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1967
County Court Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
56
lo
(336)
Principal
inclusive.
1970
interest
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
l
Dated May 15, 1950.
and
(P. O.
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
stadium
derwood
Corp.,
were
Equitable Securi¬
Planters
Union
issue
revenue,
bonds has been sold
Dated June
awarded to the
ties
000
Sale—The $575,000 school
18
Highlands),
Sold—An
offered
July
proved
Na¬
&
$10.-
Series 1950
to R.
A.
Un¬
Dallas, as 3s.
Legality ap¬
McCall, Parkhurst &
Co.,
by
of
of
1, 1950.
Crewe, of Dallas.
Dallas,
phis, Temple Securities Corp., of
Nashville, and Russell, Long &
Burkholder, of Lexington, jointly,
as 2.45s, at a price of par.
$75,000
bonds, divided
street,
of 1948 bonds of¬
172, p. 52—were
sewer
and
Rollins &
a price of
Blair,
jointly,
at
basis of
1.90%,
about
1970
Co., Inc.,
100.009, a
as
Due
l%s.
as
June 1
Due
2s.
as
on
June
from
—
awarded
were
to
171,
ening,
W.
Due
p.
plants,
Due
paving,
Due
Serie:
Aug. 1
on
Series
on
No.
1
Aug.
278
from
bonds
1951 tc
2%s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 2.226%.
Second high bid of 100.15 for 2 Lis
was made by Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick.
as
ries
No.
280
bonds.
Due
Bonds
City Sch. Dist., Texas
issue of $130,-
Sold—An
000 grade school
the Columbian Securities Corp., of
Antonio,
2s
as
and
2V4S.
No.
improvement,
281
1 from
bonds.
1951 to
Due
Se¬
on
1970 in¬
clusive.
and gymnasium,
Series 1950 bonds has been sold to
San
Aug.
Dated
nation
Aug.
1,
$1,000.
Aug. 15
on
issue of
Sold—An
1950
bonds has been sold to
improvement,
Under wood & Co.,
of Dallas,
3s,
as
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
President
the
of
W.
A.
—
of
Board
un¬
1950.
Denomi¬
Principal
anc
interest
(F-A)
payable
at the
Republic National Bank, of Dallas.
Cashton,
Sale
nouse
Denominations
$1,000
Due
to
1951
from
$500.
and
inclusive.
1990
First National
he
.on,
or
any
agreed
oe
a
—
system improve¬
July 18 were
hignway
at
bonds offered
price
a
basis
a
Oj.
and
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
receive
sealed
bids
of
Dated July 1, 1950.
Sch.
Dallas Rupe &
4s.
Dated
was
price
Dist.,
Texas
Sneboygan,
as
1V2S, at
Second
1.418%.
for IV2S was made
son,
of Sheboygan.
1,
1950.
Clerk,
T.
Due
(PST)
bonds.
bonds offered
p.
Interest F-A.
Legality
approved
by Water, Roberts and
Shefelman, of Seattle.
special N.S.T.A. CONVENTION
King
County,
Bros.
Co., and Kal¬
&
jointly,
l%s,
for
at
Lake
Sewer
City
District (P. O. 1318 North 105th
QUEBEC
Commission,
Que.
Sale—The $460,000
Bond
offered
bonds
awarded
school
July
13
Credit
the
to
Interpro-
were
vincial, Ltd., of Montreal, at a
price of 97.79. a basis of about
3.51%,
as
32,000
115,000
244—were awarded to the First
Bank, of Chicago, and
of Milwaukee,
as
3V2S.
1960 to
July 1,
on
July
1959 inclusive.
Due
Report
on
on
English Gold and Silver Markets
The amount of
Bank
The
changed
amount
at
was
The
of
July 3.
gold held in the Issue Department of the Bank
£356,323.
England's buying price for gold remained un¬
248s/0d. per fine
ounce,
at which figure
the above
calculated.
months of March,
the
gold output of the Transvaal for the
April and May, 1950 is shown below, together with figures for
corresponding months of 1949 for the purpose of comparison:
1949
1950
March
April
947,204
1,012,599
935,316 fine ounces
956,103
" ' "
1,003,170 fine ounces
May
—
"
"
"
"
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
Issue! Offers you huge readership
the
in
s
s
entire
tock and bond field
.
.
.
Offering—C. B. Ruffcorn,
978,908
"
bids until 8 p.m. (PDS) on July 31
for the purchase of $365,000 sewer
businessmen too!
revenue, series A bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurers
o
phone (or write to address below)
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Water, Roberts & She¬
felman, of Seattle.
Snohomish
u
s
at
REctor 2-9570 right
now
to reserve
County,
Sch. Dist. No.
(P.
Bond
Ovmty
Each N.S.T.A. and affiliates!
ad taken means a contribution to
its
Offering—Verne
Treasurer,
2
for
$160,000
Aug,
school
receive
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to
1909 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
ter
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y.
est
Cor My
output at whatever price could be obtained above the pegged rate.
The recommendations of the Executive Board were made to the
Fund's Board
(F-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
probably be studied at the Fund's next annual conference in Paris
September.
In
Winlock,
Town
bias
Offering
Clerk,
until
8
will
Dale
address
to
the
Transvaal
of
March
York
31, to
quotations to the end of the period under review.
In the London
tries
market, demand for silver for essential indus¬
fairly good during April, but eased somewhat in the
of the following months
and has latterly been rather
Purchases in this connection were mostly offset by sales
was
course
from official stocks.
sealed
In
the
market
for
"free
exportable"
silver
there
was
some
general business at negotiated prices but here, too, conditions have
on
July
been
25 for the purchase of
$9,000
gen¬
in
Dated Aug.
obligation bonds.
presidential
June, Mr. Kenneth Richardson disclosed that
1950. the South African gold
one
vance
Whisler,
receive
(PDT)
his
of
movement; this was on May 5 when there was an ad¬
V2d. from 63d., at which the quotation had ruled since
63Lad. per ounce .999 fine, for both cash and two
months' delivery. The price was marked up following the rise in
the New York quotation on May 4 from 71% to 72% cents per
ounce.
There was no further change in either the London or New
only
eral
p.m.
course
During the second quarter of the year, the official price showed
the
Wash.
—
the
Chamber of Mines in
small.
Bond
each of the organiza¬
Fund officials said the recommendations would
next
Le-
£a'ify approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
*<:
of Governors, who represent
tion's 47 members.
SILVER
(PDST)
the
27
The Board also recommended the rejection of South Africa's
proposal to allow gold producing countries to sell half their gold
Sievers
will
until
J Uy
in May that the Executive Board of
of the world.
p.m.
sk'tfh'.i. bids
on
ounce.
learnt
industry disposed of 1,453,000 ounces of gold on the free markets
O.
Everett), Wash.
space!
was
in the 11 months to the end of May,
Arlington
16
the Inter¬
national Monetary Fund had recommended the rejection of South
Africa's proposal to increase the price of gold, at present $35 per
It
quiet.
the
was
Developments in Korea had
isolated
Bombay market where
attributd to this particular factor.
no
some
1
July 1
1970 inclusive.
1950.
reprint below the quarterly bullion letter of Samuel Mon¬
of England was unaltered at
I
inclusive.
1955
Due
1956 to
from
Dated
to
3s.
as
from
Due on July
2V2S.
1951
from
July 18—v. 172,
follows:
as
Street, Seattle 33), Wash.
Bond
a
CANADA
National
$1,000.
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1960
on
Co.,
the Milwaukee Co.,
on
Dated Aug.
Denomination
inclusive.
Stern
Waukesha, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 hospi¬
Hoff¬
receive
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $38,000
coming
was
man
GOLD
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1950.
l%s, at a
as
price of 100.08.
tagu & Co., London, written under date of
Offering—Fred
sewer revenue
jointly,
of 100.45, a basis of about
1.67%.
The second highest bidder
price
Le¬
WASHINGTON
1,
Sidlo, Simons, Roberts & Co.,
Denver,
$313,000
Ellensburg, Wash.
he Commercial and Financial Chronicle's
of
Son. of Dallas,
May
City
a
100.51, a basis of about
hign bid of par
by H. C. Deni-
of
We
SI pace—and plenty of it—in
and
$65,000
11
awarded to the Citizens State
Bank of
tal
gality approved by McCall, Parkhuist & Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
build¬
Sale—The $240,000
ing bonds offered July 13—v. 171,
p. 2660 — were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Chicago,
Maniwaki Catholic School
Bond Sale—The issue of
Bank, Dallas. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguemn U
mann,
County Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Rawlins), Wyo.
Bond
incinerator bonds offered July
National
as
&
WYOMING
Carbon
Wis.
Plymouth,
8
until
(CST) on July 21 for the
purchase of $100,000 school house
jonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1950. Delominations $1,000 and $5C0. Due
jn Aug.
15 from 1951 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
,F-A) payable at the Mercantile
to
Le¬
Chapman
Lee E. Ricks,
—
p.m.
Indep.
building
repair coupon
by
approved
Cutler, of Chicago.
The second
highest bidder was Halsey, Stuart
& Co., and Milwaukee Co., Mil¬
waukee, jointly, for 1.40s, at a
price of 100.13.
by the Board
the purchaser.
President of the Board of Trustees,
is the time for you to take
100.38,
of
about 1.41%.
school
and
Denomination $1,00U.
of
Bank
Douglas County (P. O.
Superior), Wis.
Bond Saie
Ihe $460,000 state
trunk
Aug. 10 for tne pur¬
$71,000
Cutler, of Chicago.
2s, at a price of 101.00.
basis of about 1.8i%.
other bank that may
Offering
I
of
modernization
as
Legality approved by Chapman &
Sold—An issue of $33,000
school house bonds has been sold
A.11-out,
the
to
awarded
weie
Cashton,
New-
upon
Pleasanton
Bond
Bank of
a
until
chase
recreational bonds offered July 13
purchased by R. S. Dickson &
Co., of Cnicago, and Braun, Boswoith & Co., inc., jointly, as iy2s,
Bonds
ow
Wis.
$20,000 park
The
—
ment
(CST) on July 24 for
of $140 000 schooi
bonds.
Dated Aug, 1, 1950.
ceived
bonds.
the
Tolar
N
Kalman & Co., for
was
til 7:30 p.m.
purchase
Milwaukee), Wis.
Offering—Bids will be re¬
Bond
Bank, of Amery,
price of 100.50.
at a
Bond
Trus¬
will receive sealed bids
tees,
State
No. 1
Water St.,
Bay Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 622 North
gality
Davis,
Boothman, of Dallas.
T
2s,
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Offering
Whitefish
244—were awarded to
p.
bidder
est
R. A.
approved
Bond
172,
Union
Series
31/2S and 3%s. Dated May 1, 1950
Newton
the
recre¬
172, p. 244—were awarded to
Harley, Haycion & Co., of Madi¬
son, at a price of par.
pal building bonds offered July 17
—v.
$15,000
bonds offered July 19
—v.
$25 000 munici¬
2s, at a price of 100.50, a basis
of about 1.94%.
The second high¬
$125,-
school
ation park
Wis.
Amery,
Bond Sale—Tne
Sale—The
Bond
approved
as
Texas
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bonds
will
200,000 park
ries
Archer
Holland
on
1970 in¬
clusive.
TEXAS
Due
fiom 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Trustees
1970 inclusive.
100,000 airport improvement, Se¬
Aug. 1 from 1951 to
2%s.
as
Legality
WISCONSIN
follows
Principal and interest payable
1,080,000 storm sewer improve¬
ment, Series No. 279 bonds
Due on Aug. 1 from 1951 tc
Co., of Nashville, and C.
Little
&
Co.,
of Jackson,
office.
urer's
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
on
1970 inclusive.
to
70,000
Se¬
1970 inclusive.
N'.
Estes &
jointly,
and
sewer
1,020,000 street opening and wid¬
*v£t
II.
1951
basis of about 2.63%, as
a
Legality
bonds.
276
No. 277 bonds.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
2660
No.
1,120,000 street
Perry County (P. O.
Linden), Tenn.
July 11—v.
tc
clusive.
1
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds offered
bonds.
1951
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
from 1951 fo 1968 inclusive.
310,000
275
from
3,560,000 sanitary
sewage
disposal
follows:
on
1
improve¬
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due jointly, as l%s, at a price of
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1960 in¬ 100.78, a basis of about 1.67%.
Principal
and
interest
Westby, Wis.
(F-A) payable at the Town Treas¬
of Houston,
300
inclusive.
ries
$440,000
No.
Aug.
on
172, p
as 2V2S.
Due on Aug. 15
from 1952 to 1964 inclusive.
follows:
as
Series
ment,
Due
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
to
July 18—v.
Co.,
Monday, July 24, 1950
.
on
and
Rotan, Mosle & Moreiand, of Gal¬
veston, jointly, at a price of 100.01
Earl Goforth
—
$9,920,000 water works
fered July 18—v.
awarded
Offering
water
revenue
243—were awarded to the Edaieman-Pollok
Texas
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on July
25 for the purchase of $17,000,000
Tenn.
Nashville,
Sale—The
alley and
Bond
and
tax
offered
bonds
Texas
Sale—The $200,000
combination
.
clusive.
$130,000
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Mem¬
Bond
County Water Control and
1 (P. O.
Imp. Dist. No.
Bond
Lawrence County
Bond
Harris
Crowe, of Dallas.
Clarksville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bonds
bonds
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
McCall,
by
proved
payable at the
National City Bank, New York.
JLegality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
(A-O)
.
effect, save perhaps
hardening of prices
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